University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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N I y , u 4 5 v 5? Mamn Alslaete - Alr 'iaeu1Sfi l Drum major Iason George conducts the band in a series of songs during a football game. George also was reponsible for leading the Marching Iayhawks onto the field before the game for their traditional pre- game perfor- mance.

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I Crimson Girl Candice Franklin reacts to a play during a football garne. Although the season Wasn't a great one, Franklin and other spirited students supported the team. 7

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f ,!' ,rv 'If' A SGIEIES of adjustments, searches, and controversies filled During fhefall students' lives. I Students , w6HfhffC0Wf settled into new surroundings. I 4 T students like jose Mdiffjrfji ,' . V'.' ' - ' z S' l - .1 . f tt't 'A if GL 7W0f . Differences clashed and meshed. W Bolzuza senzor, K M ' Outside lowly' I Classes became more difficult T jg' I Yumi Chikamori A , as finals approached. I ln spite of some racial tensions, most , 1 students accepted the cultural differences within the community ,W f 5 and responded positively to the Cl'la11gll1g phases that I altered perceptions. I The search ap - 6 M2 E,ffgff,,n,fif,iQ,Oluthe f' Q T, S gl J Strunk, St. Louis 5 for a chancellor to re lace Gene - . t eShm.m,wmf , V F mt f he . . 'TA,p-'11-d g i .. res Sot Budig involved two students and . r ' . MCCQZWHHJ' , K wzamm' - y Q , ' 'f z Spanzshjl001'.Gabrzela ' W'w.,v., M I h Go ,LH faculty. I Reconstruction began gf ..., .,i-M . Sapdhjymmflzfhd, Yumi Chikamori on Hoch, which was to include three large lecture halls, residmmtm' a subterranean library and potential office space. I Unpopular floor plans prompted a committee to consider creating suites in the f residence halls. I The University was a forum for speakers, demonstrations and ESVQIUIS. Parents and alumni visited Campus f01' Students dance Hgmeggming and at the F 8 m i 1 y 1'1ffff'mff0'm' Weekend. I Political Student Party at C1 G b H f G S f'1fHf 'df'Hf'm' helped voters decide W h i C h g g g candidates were most qualified. I The Political Awareness Task Force gave students the opportunity to register on campus to vote. STUDENT LIFE U6 T T l