University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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THE JAYHAWKER GREEN LANTERN CAFE WE FEATURE SHORT ORDERS SANDWICHES STEAKS CHOPS MEALS AND A Good Time for All 745 MASS. PHONE 4X4 WE Appreciate Serving K.U. Students and Faculty for Many Years RANKIN DRUG STORE llth Mass. Phone GTS PIPE HEADQUARTERS KAYWOODIE OLD ENGLAND SUNRISE COMOY FRIAR Pipe Tobacco Mixture 79, White Burley, and Honeydew. E L D R I D G E PHARMACY GEO. F. MILLER, Prop. HILL Hangout (Conliniuil from I ' afp 4} The P.C.J. (Penchard ' s Clip Joint I. this hangout always fea- tures a welcome by genial Uncle Brick. known to some as Eddie Penrhani. prop. If you are planning a dinner party or group social affair of any kind le sure you investigate Weideinann new banquet room with the modernistic fur- nishings. That old stand-by of places to go, with the addition of the new room, plus the usual facilities downstairs (booths plus dance floor), will certainly be more than ever before the place to go, for it ' s smart to be seen at Weidemann ' s. If you ' re in a car. best cruise down Indiana Street to the Hill- side, which has undoubtedly the best lime cokes in town. You ' ll probably recognize a couple of the convertibles outside as those of Theta Dorothy Jean Roberts and Sigma Chi Larry Smith. There ' s nothing new about the Hillside except the chubby new curb hop, but it gets most of the drive-in business. Inciden- tally, you can buy drugs there. Are you looking for a Pi Phi? You ' ll come a lot nearer finding her at the Union Fountain than you will at the Arrow Lodge. The Fountain is frequented by class cutters who spend their hours listening to the fine selec- tion of records on the machine there. Familiar faces are those of Trapper Leo Johnstone, Beta, and charming Pi Phi Eleanor Cavert with Phi Delt Harold Haney. The Fountain is always jammed at intermis- sions, and you can have fun watching Gamma Phi Adalyn Cast entertain her date. (Continued on Pagf 80) SANTA GLAUS IS Coming to Town SOOOOoo- NOW IS THE TIME TO SELECT THOSE GIFTS USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN Gifts of Disti nction - at Ro wla nds TWO STORES 1401 OHIO 1237 OREAD HILLSIDE PHARMACY 616 WEST NINTH PHONE 1487 WE DELIVER CURB SERVICE It pays well to Look well. Hair Well Cut and Groomed Makes Many a Friend - JAYHAWK BARBER SHOP JIM DOVE, Prop.

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OCTOBER 1939 NEXT TIME K.U. ' s Jayhatvker will fea- ture those two outstanding necessities of college life football and girls. There ' ll he a review of the foothall sea- son and of Homecoming activities. And of course there ' ll be pictures of all the sorority girls and Jay Janes and what-not. Further, we predict that there ' ll he a re- vealing article on NYA ac- tivities, plus some more his- torical sidelights. The latter may he pretty bloody, too. THE COVER is the handiwork of our friend Art Wolf, plus co- operatively dubious poses by Kathleen O ' Sullivan and Don Welty. Mentionable also is the color planning by Karl Fitzer and Burger- Baird ' s art staff of Kansas City. (P.S. Didn ' t you look like this when you first stepped into a K.U. class- room?) 8 Editorial 1O The 74th Begins 12 Deane Malott: Kansas Man 16 Highlights of Three-fourths of a Century 18 What Did You Say About a Housing Problem ? 2O Give Him Time 23 To the Youngsters 25 DEAR FRESHMAN, By William Allen White 26 Things Happen to the Freshman 3O Are You Really Promising? 32 The Home Town Was Never Like This 34 Behind that Rush Week Smile 35 They Didn ' t Plan It That Way 36 We Got a Good Bunch This Year 38 Pledge Classes 43 Snakedanee, Bonfire and Cider 44 Airplane Flying Tops K.U. Curriculum 46 A Game of Work-Up With a Purpose 48 Campus Personalities 52 Prominent Profs 54 Spooner-Thayer: Museum of Art 56 Marginal Notes 58 Preview of the Robin Season 59 Something More Than Noise 60 To Horse, Girls 61 For He-Men Only 62 Calm vs. Chaos Columns 4 Hangouts 64 The Social Wheel 68 Men ' s Fashions 7O Women ' s Fashions 72 Over the Back Fence

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OCTOBER 1939 STIFF Editor: RICHARD MACCANN Editorial Assistants: Betty Coulson Bob Hedges Maurice Jackson Agnes Muniert Jay Simon Contributors: William Allen While Frieda Cowles Jay Simon Eugene Ricketts Harry Hill Maurice Jackson Agnes Mumert Carter Butler Betty Coulson Boh Hedges Dick Oliver Lillian Fisher Chuck Elliott Mary Lou Randall Larry Blair Jim Bell Roderick Burton Rosemary Casper Walt Meininger Betty McVey Bill Koester Jean Boswell Nancy Kesler Mary Frances McAnaw Agnes Betty Strachan Business Manager: CHAD CASE Business Assistants: Ed Palmer Stan Stauffer Jack Stone Boh Woodward Chief Photographer: ART WOLF Photographic Contributors : Ed Garich Bert Brandt Tom Bowlus Duke D ' Ambra Hal Branine Charles Grabske Alec Fraser Chief Artist: ANDY DARLING Art Contributors: Don Fitzgerald Betsy Dodge Ed Palmer Fred Robertson Bill Lunt Marianna Bantleon Tom Thompson Beachy Musser Larry Winn Elizabeth Kirsch Jay Voran Secretary : MARION SPRINGER Office Assistants: Mary Frances McAnaw Betty Agnes Strachan Ruth Rice Gloria Biechele Jack Wilson John Wells Stuart Walker Ernest Klema Glee Smith THE LAWRENCE STUDIO has been designated as the Jayhowker Official Photographer MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT EARLY FOR YOUR SENIOR GLOSS WE OFFER A COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE LAWRENCE STUDIO 727 Massachusetts St. PHONE 451