University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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' X .gn- ' J 18 l KAPPA SIGMA . . . g ' FIRST ROW: Larry Drehmer, Dodge City, Bob Gibbon, Howard, Larry Spencer, Cottonwood Falls, Whitney Eby, Howard, George Waite, Clay Center, Bob Musseman, Dodge City, Charles Roos, Lawrence. SECOND ROW1 Rex Shaw, Topeka, Harry Parker, Leavenworth, Jerry Ward, Ellinwoad, Bob Southern, Ellinwood, Bob Held, Ellinwood, Bob Dole, Russell, Bill Starks, Dodge City' Tom Pringle, Arkansas City. Bend Milton Wallace Douglas Bill Bunt Dodge City' THIRD ROW: Bob Gunn, Great , , , , , - Bub Smith, Russell, Herbert Finney, Topeka, Lester Hunter, Great Bend, Donald Herald, Ellinwood. PHI DELTA THETA FIRST ROW: Mick Hines, Salina, Bill Jensen, Colby, Homes Fowler, Tulsa, Dick Brown, Topeka' George Grey, Kansas City, Dave Smart, Kansas City, Mo., David Hay, Lawrence. SECOND ROW: John Latlimore, Topeka, Fred Darville, Sabetha, Harvey Haines, Sabetha, Jack Stevens, Hutchinson, Bill Barber, Emporio, Herb Kaufman, Topeka, Bob Patterson, Kansas City, Mo., Lewis Allen, Kansas City. THIRD ROW: Bill Bauer, Kansas City, Mo., Phil Torrey, Merriam, Bill Walker, Hutchinson, Houston Frith, Kansas City, Mo., Roger Allen, Lawrence' Bob Maricle, Dodge City, Jack Morgan, Kansas City, Sandy White, Kansas City, Mo., Everett Gille, Kansas City. THE JAYHAWKER PHI GAMMA DELTA : Bill Kirk, Wichita, Bill Phillips, Tulsa, Okla., Bob Love, Wichita, Bil'iiI5SBIlo5rgWJetmore, Frank Coulter, Kansas City, Mo., Duane Smith, Topeka, Jack Reynolds Kansas City, Mo., Chubb Thayer, Great Bend, SECOND ROW: Harold McSpadden Lawrence, Bob Morton, Wichita, Bob Frizell, Larned, Hoyt Smith, El Dorado' Jack Burns, Wichita, Grover Roberts, Ft. Leavenworth, Jim McKay, El Dorado, Gene Williams, EI Dorado, Marshall Huelett, Platte City, Mo., Bob Glascock, Hutchin- son, Jim Kennedy, McPherson, Sam Alexander, Topeka. THIRD ROW: Gordon Stucker, Lawrence, Kenny Johnson, Topeka, Curtis Hinshaw, Lawrence, John Conley, El Dorado, Charles Roberts, Dodge City, Bud Whittenberger, Luray, Nelson May, Lawrence, Buzzy Robbins, Lawrence, Bob Wellington, Kansas City, Mo., Jim Stoker, Kansas City, Mo.,- Earl Wallace, Leavenworth. A ' PHI KAPPA PSI FIRST ROW: Dean Sims, Baxter Springs, Tom Cadden, Rosiclare, III., Dick Willits, Kansas City, Mo., Clarence Mollett, Hutchinson, Frank Sims, Baxter Springs, Ralph Dockstader, Beloit, Fred Humphrey, Kansas City, Mo. SECOND ROW: Dorman OA'Leary,,Kansas City, Mo., Bob Siddons, Platte, S. D., Jack Bradley, Kansas City, Mo., ' Bill Humphrey, Kansas City, Mo., Jack Kirkham, Independence, Mo., Duane Kline, Baxter Springs, Allan Evans, Kansas City, Mo., Art Leavens, Kansas City, Mo., Joe Payne, Chanute. THIRD ROW: Jules NlacKallor, Baxter Springs, Bob Matchette, Kan- sas City, Mo., David Evans, Kansas City, Mo., Deon Faster, Chanute, Clayton Kyle, St. Joseph, Mo., John Glover Topeka, Haworth White, Hutchinson' Gene Duvall, Hutchinson, Paul Carpenter, Kansas City. NOT IN PlCTUREi Keith Richey, Erie, Jim Scanlon, St. Louis, Ma, FIRST ROW W Pl KAPPA ALPHA - 1 islar Shreve, Fa d, N, i- D - . Egggofe, Bf,iW'USb.C0ffevviIle: Vesoer Sviiggiey, Emp6riafjnizifiirigfrssiriiriiggIefiiigsiitoilfeiil City- JSE gbwgllua. SECOND ROW: Warren Hodges, Lawrence' Dale Lowry 'Dodge 1 Ofd. KGVISGS City, Floyd McHenry, Kansas City Mo. '

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OCTOBER 1941 17 vacuum . . . by way of explanation all nature abhors a vacuum. By the way of constructive destruction, many were the complaints on the innovation of orientation in rush week this year. It goes back to the old saying that you can't do two things at once. The dissatisfied were the fraternity men who, instead of being able to high pressure a pledge, found themselves bound to cart him up to a convocation, etc. The plan was instituted in order to insure that the fraternity pledges would participate in the activities which the University had planned to make the freshman feel at home. Both sides have a case. Rush week did not officially start until after the psy- chological exams were completed. Then all rushees met in the Kansan room of the Memorial Union building for another new innovation. After receiving the age-old in- structions that each rushee must be a good little boy and faithfully present himself at each house where he had a first date, the Men's Panhellenic Council took charge. All dates were registered by secretaries and copies of each date were furnished to every fraternity. As the rushee left the Kansan room, his first date was called out and a member of that fraternity stepped forth and started his chapter- house speelf' Some knew what they were going to pledge before they came to Lawrence. Others had been there for three days and still did not know what to pledge. Still others knew what they wanted to pledge, but they did not know whether or not they could afford the privilege of a fraternity. Proud is the male that his rushing season brings forth no seige of tears and hysterical emotions such as is attributed to the fairer sex, but perhaps the same pressure assumes different forms. It is interesting to study the action and reaction to a Qshall we say, shady,D deal. If the X boys pull a swift one on the Y boys and secure the pledge of Z, then the X boys consider themselves clever, while the Y boys consider them something unprintable. While if the situa- tion were reversed, the adjectives would likewise switch. All in all, all Greeks told all comets just what a great crew they had, and how deficient the other l'frats were in this same respect. Each house made it quite clear that the boy's decision would probably shape the rest of his life. Each house wanted the privilege of redeeming the soul of the pledge who was inevitably lingering on the brink of chaos. , This was the beginning . . , the ending was the pledg- ing of 284 men by 17 fraternities. The incidents which killed the intervening time between the start and stop will never injure eternity because they are now forgotten. The open season on Percival, Butch, and Joe and their in betweensu has been closed. Everyone is thankful. DELTA TAU DELTA FIRST ROW1 Laurie Russell, Lawrence, Hoyt Baker, Peabody, Joe Roberts, Wichita Jim Moloney Wichita. SECOND ROW: Dick Galvin, Topeka' Donald Dodd, St. Louis' Mo, Harold Goss, Pleasanton, Bill Guilfoyle, Abilene: Bob Benkelman, McDonald Harry Grimshaw, Tulsa, Okloj Buster Hughes, Ft. Riley, Harry Larimer, Ft. Scott THIRD ROW: Jim Crask Topeka, Jae Laird, Talmage, Bob Weaver, Kansas Cit , Mo. Ben Spencer, Arkansas Cityj Ralph Hedges, Kansas City, Ma., Carl Bornholt, Aieney Bill Hancock, Kansas City, Mo., Eugene McGehee, Wichita. NOT IN PICTURE George Lewis, Wichita, Joe Bleakely, Lawrence. I f

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OCTOBER 1941 19 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON FIRST ROW: Lynn Williams, Salina' Richard Geiger Ottawa' Larry Hawkinson Kansas City, Mo., Bill Cave, Topeka, Kenneth Thompson, Kansas City, Bob Blackwell, Larned, Frank Gage, Kansas City, Mo,, James Sondifer, Stafford, SECOND ROW' James Galle McPherson' Bill Chivvis Kansas Cit Mo' Bob Dominick , , y, A ., , Kansas City, Mo., Clark Page, Kansas City, Mo., Evans Folger, Wichita, Valle Schlaesser, Fredonia, Jae Butler, Kansas City, Dick Ramsey, El Dorado, Bill Shaw, Hutchinson. SIGMA CHI FIRST ROW: Doug McLeod, Smith Center, Gene Roberts, Kansas City, Mo., Daniel Bachmann, Newton, Kenneth Adams, Bartlesville, Okla., Hal Weber, Hutchinson, Charles Bevan, Hutchinson, Frank Babb, Hutchinson, Frank Wilcox, Kansas Citb, Ma. SECOND ROW: Alfred Reed, Grove, Okla., Bill Forsyth, Medicine Lodge, Jack oore, Salina, George Lind, Kansas City, Charles Kauns, New Haven, Conn., Bill Butler, Kansas City, Mo., Bob Plumb, Hays, Art Dekker, Roswell, N, M. SIGMA NU FIRST ROW' Dail King, Eciir'igtn:lrI, Mo, Bob Ackerman, Lorned, Bill Stone, Kansas City, Ma., Paul Van D,l:e,! Plriinxiille, Jack Cleverly, Russell SECOND ROW1 Carl Schmidt, Kansas Cil,', Mo, Glenn liigelow, Osawotnmle, Bill Rolfe, Kansas City, Dick Bucli, Kansas City, Mo, Scotr Harvey, Salina THIRD ROW: Howard Shyrock, Kansas City, Mo , Charles Aycu, Koncas fjuly, Mo, Tom Twyman, Independence, Mo., Hills Kennard, Kansas CII-,', MO. .lglllllii SIGMA PHI EPSILON FIRST ROW: Lowell Beers, Olathe, Dan Henderson, lala, Harold Kissick, Seneca, Paul Moser, Jr., Topeka, Dan Coats, Topeka' Walter Martie, St. Joe, Mo,, Kenneth Cooper Topeka, Leroy Krug, Russell. SECOND ROW: Wayne Ruppenthal, Russell, Glen Kappleman, Lawrence, Lawrence Stream, -Kansas City, William Burt, Topeka, Don Johnson, Topeka, Jean Fisher, Phoenix, Ariz., Harald Bundy, Ottawa. NOT IN PICTURE: Edward Turner, Newton, Paul Turner, Kansas City, Jack Miller, Baxter Springs, George Nelson, Cheyenne, Wyo. TAU KAPPA EPSILON FIRST ROW: Wayne Dewey, Garden City, James Potter, Turner' Thomas Schumann, Dightan, Richard Williams, Anthony, L. C. Dyer, Great Bend. SECOND ROW: John Motley, Kansas City, Mo., Jack Bryon, Junction City, T, V. Anthony, Leavenworth, William Wyatt, Independence, Richard Rasenfield, Junction City. TRIANGLE FIRST ROW: Robert Eornheart, Kansas City, Joseph Hensley, Kansas City, Charles Theis, Topeka, Kay Thompson Kansas City, Mo, Tom Ackerman, Kansas ity, Mo., Charles Owsley, Kansas City, Mo. SECOND ROW: ,Bill Rundle, Kansas City, Mo., Bill Toller, Kansas City, Mo., Joseph Luby, Kansas City, Mo., John Strandberg, Kansas City, Ma., Jack Smith, Kansas City, Bill Irwin, Kansas City, Mo.