University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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OCTOBER 1936 TO A FAIR COED Your Eyes Are Beautiful Are you going to allow eye- strain to impair that priceless possession , your eyes? 40% of all people, college age, have defective vision due to improper light for the busy eyes. Give them the protection they deserve. Eliminate eye-strain, prevent early wrinkles and conserve your eyes. Use an I-E-S Study Lamp and be assured that your eyes will always be your most precious possession. Sight Is Priceless . . . Light Is Cheap Better Light - Better Sight Headquarters for the University of Kansas K a The lisas Electric Power Company General Office Lawrence, Kansas

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JAYHAWKER Park your car in a FREE PARK- ING STATION. Leave it as long as you like. And in two minutes you can reach any of the smart PLAZA SHOPS, where you ' ll find endless variety in new fall suits, coats, dresses, hats, shoes, and accessories. School togs and supplies, too. And at prices surprisingly low. 50 minutes by motor, Highways 10 and 50, from the University of Kansas. Country Club Plaza Neighborhood west of 47th and Main The De Luxe Cafe High Quality Food Excellent Service 18 Years of Public Service Ask Follow Your The Friends Crowd 711 Massachusetts APPLY NOW FOR STAFF POSITIONS SINCE a lack of time necessi- tated preparation of the first issue of the 1937 JAYHAWKER in the space of a few short weeks, it is evident that all who wished to try out for positions on either the editorial or business staff did not have an opportunity to do so. For that r eason the magazine ' s staff takes this occasion to invite any student interested in writing, office work, or in the business end of the publication to apply at the JAYHAWKER office within the next two weeks. If you have an idea for an article, if you have drawings to submit, if you can write humorously on cam- pus life and its attendant problems, or if you simply desire to do work lor the magazine in any capacity, please feel free to call at the JAY- HAWKER office at any time to talk with the editor or business manager. Or if it is feminine com- pany you crave, drop in for a chat with the JAYHAWKER ' S attrac- tive secretary, Elizabeth Shearer. She will perhaps be able to find something for you to do to help out in the office. Artists in particular are needed at this time, whether or not they have a definite idea as to subjects or techniques desired. All you need is some degree of ability and a desire to work - you will have no diffi- culty finding something to do. Humor writers, too, seem to have become a scarcity on the campus, if we may be allowed to judge, so if you fancy yourself one of that group, or even if someone has told you you should, whether you believe them or not feel free to come in and talk the matter over with the editor. It ' s new names we want in the magazine, new faces around the office, as decorative background if for no other reason, and new sug- gestions as to how we can make the JAYHAWKER an entirely new magazine, so we ' ll be expecting to see you some afternoon between 1 :30 and 5 o ' clock. The New BRICKS 50 -Phone -50 Quality Food Popular Prices Dinners Lunches Short Orders Plain and Toasted Sandwiches Complete Fountain Service Martha Washington Candies Free Delivery from 7 A. M. til 12 P. M. K. U. Jayhawk Novelties BANNERS PENNANTS PIPE RACKS BLANKETS PINS TIE CHAINS COMPACTS PLAYING CARDS BRACELETS BOOK ENDS CALENDARS PAPER WEIGHTS STICKERS STATIONERY Two Book Stores 1401 Ohio 1237 Oread St. We Deliver

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THE JAYHAWKER Your New UNION DINING ROOM NOW OFFERS YOU BOOTH SERVICE a la Carte Breakfast Luncheon Dinner Banquets Popular Prices SpeciaJ Service for Organizations JAYHAWKER STAFF JAMES H. COLEMAN Editor-in-Chief JACK TOWNSEND B Man ager ELIZABETH SHEARER Secretary EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Joe Cochrane Harry O ' Riley Virgil Mitchell BUSINESS ASSISTANTS Bob Rohde Bill Seitz Richard Pine Frank Wilson Tom Bowlus Lawrence Birney CONTRIBUTORS Virgil Mitchell, H. M. Mason, Jr., John Chandler, Harry O ' Riley, Dale O Brien, Doris Kent, Bill Downs, Robert Pearson, Gene Lloyd, Keith Swinehart, Fred Littooy, Clavelle Holden, Harlan Shores, G. Rockwell Smith, Bill Gill, J. Hubert Anderson, Robert Burtis, Betty Ruth Smith, Paul Moritz, Elizabeth Shearer, Eddie Rice, Stanley Marietta, Frances Vare, Dean Moorhead, Joe Cochrane, James Porter, Vernon Voorhees, Kenneth Lewis. OFFICE STAFF Robert Lucy, James Harris, Harry Linn, Ernest Morse, ViIbur Kroeker, Bill Mills, Ed Wiles, Dale Phillips, Richard MacCann. Next issue The December 12 issue of the JAYHAWKER will contain many features you will enjoy. Chief among them will be the pictures of the Hill sororities, where you will be able to point out your girl to your roommate or pick out one whom you think holds especial attraction for future refer- ence. A new group of campus per- sonalities will hold the spotlight in our feature section, and an entirely new treatment of them will be especially attractive, we hope. A resume of the 1Q36 football season will head a long list of feature articles designed to make your JAYHAWKER interesting to read for years to come as well to fur- nish good reading matter over the Christmas holidays. Every photograph, every feature story and every organization page is given a position in the JAY- HAWKER because we feel it to add in some measure to our efforts to make the magazine an accurate and complete record of campus life. And our efforts are not confined merely to the making of a record . our aim is to make the record as real and as natural as we possibly can, so that the little things in our life will not go by unnoticed in the ebb and flow of collegiate existence.