University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Grades rise as the grass goes down under t w o sidewalk bookworms. Dick Tracy points a menacing whistle at re- calcitrant pedestrians caught in the between-class traffic jam. Mabel Baker learns how to write out No books today in eight different languages for the benefit of exchange students in the Union Book Store. Georgia Lee Westmoreland, Donna Mueller, Mary Lou Mathews, and Bonnie Oswald decide to sit down and call a spade, a spade. WORN 1111111011111--- George Francis waivers undecidedly as he is caught up in the Old Party Line before the Young Republican ' s booth in front of Frank Strong. Maxine fiddles while Professor Geltch burns a trium- phant smile into the next page of Beethoven. Dick Henderson, Mary Jane Holzman, Jim Sa:!ee, Betty Bacon, Bill Lytle and Virginia cop- pedg glide to some smooth platters at a Wed- nesday night get-together at the ADPi house. Corbinites, Virginia Wickert, Mar- ion Mills, Louine Brown, and Nor- ma Jean Pyke, compare notes after closing hours.

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Roger Athen and Mary Longnec•er inspect Muss Musselman ' s Tom Bailey and Joe Turner expose Barbara Winn and 1922 Dodge. It was originally intended to be a prop in the Lost Ann Alexander to the rigors of life in Tom ' s Fijijeep. Weekend. Oh Hell, Let ' s re-enlist! Sunshine bounces off the glis- tening finish of K.U. Number One as it speeds Past West Ad, deliberately crowding fifteen miles per hour. Phil Hartley ' s broken-down Buick doubles between escorting beauty queens and doing taxi duty between the Union and Snow Hall, Botany students get impressions of grass before exams. Any relation between this and the following picture is purely coincidental. The University is swelled by a record breaking enrollment, and even the ash trays are crowded,

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Jack Gove casts glowing glances at Eddie Brass during a Tri-Delt-Phi Gam hour dance. Early morning band practice shows a telling effect as three drummers pound away with closed eyes. Adrea Hinkel, Georgiann Bennington, Ber- niece Hughes, Virginia Powell, Virginia David, and Mary Crow crowd around the 013 Music Box at a Miller Hall Pajama Party. Glen Kappelman and Bill Guil- foyle, officers of the Young Demo- crat Club, get detailed instructions from a big wheel-horse before a gath- ering of the clan. Jeanne Gorbut, Jane Owen, a rushee, and Pa- tricia Kelly receive Rush Week coffee from Mother Baldwin, who is entering her twenty-fourt.5 year as housemother for the Gamma Phi ' s. Chancellor Mallott watches the game as Governor Schoep- pel eyes the crowd which gath- ered to watch the K.U.-T.C.U. clash. Not Egyptian slaves working on a pyramid, but workmen re- fitting the catacombs under the stadium for veterans. Bewildered freshman looks desperately about for raisin pie during the lunch hour. Dorothy Brewer, Trumpet major from Olathe, adds volume to the old adage, He who tooteth not his own bazoo, the same shall not be tooted.