University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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PHOTOS BY PALMER, KINTZEL AND SMITH Top: Sho ' nuff, Tom, Honey? Bunny Lawler turns on her Ward-Belmont, Tennessee accent, as she listens to Tom Harris ' s tales of life in the air corps. Center: Before the slaughter. A portion of the 150 men who registered and were told, with the aid of a half-nelson, you, too, can be a rho-psi-beta-alpha. Below: The Chi O invasion of the Psi domicile was as cozy as Phi Psi picnic. The arm around Ann Alex- ander belongs to Bathing Beauty Brunk. Top: Mt. Oread team chalks up another score against the Washburn eleven. The glum alumn at right is W. C. Simons of the Lawrence Journal- World. Center: Told to march in fours from North College Hill to the stadium for the new student induction ceremony, most freshmen cooperated as above. (They also flunked their math aptitude exams) . Below: The Sig Alfs tune up with an impressive rendition of Violetsisssssss, at a rush party.

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FALL ISSUE 1945 Fine Feathers Make Fine Birds TRUE... and so does fine crafts- manship make fine printing . . . the difference between just printing and really fine printing is that extra some- thing . . . that extra measure of qual- ity ... craftsmanship. The Capper Printing Company can furnish this extra quality which is so readily recog- nized by persons who know fine print- ing . . . consult Capper Printing Com- pany . . . see that your printing has that extra quality which can be pro- duced only by experienced craftsmen. CAPPER PRINTING COMPANY, Inc. TOPEKA ' KANSAS FINE PRINTING SINCE 1897 Contents The Sense of Humus ... 6 by Pat Penney Return of the Natives . . .15 by Capt. K. E. Postlethwaite Long Time No Sea .... 16 by Nancy Goering The Bill of Rights .... 18 by PatTenney And G. I. Joe 20 by Pat Penney Road to Remember . . . .22 by Keith Wilson Home on the Front Range . . 24 By Mary Ann Jackson Dr. Coleman 26 by Dolores Sulzman O. T. Expert Newspaper Man . . - by Mary Vermillion Sim Myers Freshmen Women . . . by R. J. Atkinson To Love by Art Hoffman Honor by Eddie Brunk Or Perish by Dick Carmean Same Song, 7 3rd Verse . . by Eloise Hodgson New Pledges . . . Independents and Democracy . . . by Elaine Thalman Line Finesse by Dixie Gilliland The Verbal Spike . . - by Mary Merrill After Dark by Bunnie Lawler Swing your Pardner . by Jim Black The Union Forever . . . by Keith Wilson Net Results Good . . . by Mary Turkington Obstacle Overcome . . by Jim Dittmer Watch on the Line . . by Keith Wilson Football Picture Story . . 27 . 29 . 31 . 33 . 35 36,37 38-41 42-44 . 45 . 46 48,49 . 50 . 51 . 54 . 55 . 56 57-59

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FALL ISSUE 1945 Charles of the Ritz Elizabeth Arden Lucien Lelong Guerlain Schiaparelli PHONE 636 Ours is the most complete Cosmetic Department in Lawrence, featuring such nationally known names as Worth Giro Caron Matchabelli For the men students we have many suggestions for gift giving. Cosmetic Dept. MAIN FLOOR Jean Patou Faberge Elgin Compacts Revlon Chen Yu 901 MASS. Double Power Counts Whatever the job . . . riding a tandem bike, vacuuming the rugs or preparing the family meals, double power really counts when you can also lower the cost ! That ' s why w r e keep reminding folks of the two for one value you ' re getting in your electric service. For it ' s a fact that you ' re paying just one- half what you did 15 years ago . . . getting DOUBLE THE POWER at the same Ion- price! KANSASCITY POWER LIGHT COMPANY