University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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PHOTO BY SMITH The Grea test Attraction on the K. U. Campus! Both Work and Play Go On All Day At The Union Fountain Come Join Your Friends ' Cause . . . worries go out the window when you Follow the Crowd To The . . . MEMORIAL UNION Top: The Phi Psis and Chi O ' s give their streamlined college version of ring around the rosy. Bottom: The stag at eve has drung his fill. You, too, can be the life of the party at Tootie ' s. THE SEISE OF HUMUS Pat TIME was when all eyes were on the new freshmen women each fall. But this year ' s autumn nocturne is all eyes and sighs in the direction of the veterans. And that loud moan you hear is a coed just discovering that her secret pas- sion is married and has two kids. The manpower situation is definitely on the upgrade, so the big girls tell me. Although the campus has not reached pre-war standards (more men than women), K.U. women are getting back to dating 18 instead of 17-year-olds, and the men are gradually losing that haughty, I ' m-so-sought-after air. The addition of the hotsy totsy ROTC ' s to the campus, Nov. 1, was not hard to take either. As our friend Max Shulman would not say, Things is getting better all over. Our vote for B.T.O. most likely to get his wires crossed goes to Bill Daugh- erty, Sig Alph, who divides his precious free time among Poo McCleary, DG, (CONTINUED TO PAGE 8)

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THE JAYHAWKER Quality Apparel MEN WOMEN BOYS GIRLS SPINES CLOTHING CO. Ill W. Douglas WICHITA, KANSAS YEA! OUTSTANDING AMONG KANSAS ' BEST! TO PEKA- KANSAS Dining Room Coffee Shop (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6) Meredith Gear and Rose Nelle Curtis, Chi O ' s, Jane Atwood, Gamma Phi, Jane Miller, Pi Phi, and scores of other lucky females. Frankie Muhlenbruch, Gamma Phi, and Red Stucker, Phi Gam, seemed all broken up over their recent un-pinning. Frankie chose to cry on the shoulder of Larry Miller, Beta and the cause of it all while Red sought Nancy Love, Pi Phi, for consolation. It never pays to fluff a Beta, especially if he ' s in politics, a certain coed learned recently. The thwarted romance of Wendell Nickell was revenged in an A.S.C. episode. What the feminine population would like to know is where is Bud Want- land, Sigma Chi, these days? He ' s actually been seen in the library (and he ' s an active now! ) , and some go so far as to say that he ' s carrying the torch for Dottie Chapin, Gamma Phi, who received his undivided attention during summer school, and is getting married soon to somebody else. The Fine Arts school reports that Bob Lannier, DU, is holding perpetual open house in K.C, where he is enrolled in the art institute. He wrote a joint letter to all Fine Arts ferns, inviting them to drop in just any ol ' time for a coke or some- thing. Frank Wood, Beta boy, is playing it safe. He never asks Betty Berry, Kappa pledge, for more dates than he asks Virginia Joseph, Theta pledge, and vice-versa. And when he had his picture taken recently, each girl received two photos. At- tention Betty and Virginia: why don ' t you have your pictures made together? Then Frank would not have to puzzle over where to put which picture in his room. Summer still with us, summer not and all because of the good ol ' summer time. Absence makes the heart grow fonder or so say Wanda Faucett, DG, and Bill Lacey, Phi Psi. . . Gracie Piros, Miller, and Bob Witt, Battenfeld. . . Bill Jenson, Phi Delt, and Normie Lutz, Theta. . . Gus Daum, Sigma Nu, and Lela Mings. . . John McGuckin, Phi Delt, and Marty Metcalf, Kappa. . . Marge Gard- ner and Ed Utter. . . Jack Nichols and Jayne Johns. Absence makes the heart grow fonder, for somebody else or so found LeRoy Robison, Phi Psi, and Betty Vance, DG. . . Rose Nelle Curtis, Chi O, and Jim Metcalf, SAE. . . Joan Hendrickson, Gamma Phi, and Bunk Chase, Beta. . . Bill Burgess, Phi Psi, and Martha Bonebrake, Theta. . . Tom Sinclair, Phi Psi, and Betty Grant, Pi Phi. . . Ken Danneberg, Phi Delt, and Ginny Larson, Chi O. . . And then the summer found new persons discovering each other, such as Alberta Cornwell, DG, and Bob Brown, V-12. . . George Darsie, Sigma Nu, and M. J. Waggoner, DG. . . Eleanor Pack, Pi Phi, and Don Diehl, Beta. . . Shirley Carl, Gamma Phi, and Lynn Leigh, Sigma Chi. . . Betty Lay, Pi Phi, and Ace Dillon, Phi Psi. . . In the now-you-see- ' em-now-you-don ' t category are Earl Crawford, Phi Psi, and Alice Shankland, Chi O. . . Elaine Falconer, Gamma Phi, and Frank Wend- landt, Delt. . . Don McCaul, Phi Psi, and Abe Lincoln, DG. . . Bill Weiser, Delt, and Louise Hatch, Chi O. . . Ginny Urban, Gamma Phi, and Jerry Wildgen, Sigma Chi. . . Our vote for the freshwoman with the best batting average so far goes to Eloise Hodgson, Kappa pledge, with Bethie Ashton, Pi Phi pledge, close behind. Eloise is currently seen in the company of Dick Nelson, Sigma Chi, Earl Wood- ward, -Phi Psi, Bill Sharp, Phi Gam, and Don McCaul, Phi Psi. Bethie is out and about with George Gear, Phi Psi, (who is out and about) , Rusty Baltis, Phi Delt, and Bill Porter, Phi Gam. The Brownshirts is the new Fiji organization, for fugitives from the fluff- off. Red Stucker heads the group, with Len Hartigan, on the rebound from Jane Atwood, Gamma Phi, as vice-president. (Note the VICE! ) Dick We Go With Everyone on the Hill Carmean is a pledge, and will be initiated as soon as he gets an expected brush-off. Hartigan, incidentally, is squiring Bonnie Holden, Chi O, these days. (Continued on Page 64)