University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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I 'f Q Blaine King Copy Editor AI wunmuw norman Richter Assistant Editor Art Director' Judy Asel Associate Editor Dennis Allen Sports Editor ' Carolyn Braun Contracts Manager f 5 2 3 Richard Botshon Photographer X L Eric Jacobsen Photographer Linda Busch .-Secretary ' -to 2. 511 , - 4. 'Z Q E 2 P A gf e HQ .ql.Q.,f'z -1 It 5,1 4 Tom Eaton Cartoanist ' Q Jane' Varnum 5 1-'lfhotographic Editor , ' E . A5 1 it Jerry Andre Sales Manager 14 . . . -y - Sarah Byram' - Index Co-Editor Doug Mayor,-,. .Distribution Mgr' - - Lynn Milliken Senior Pictures , -wx: .ge f Sue Suhler Index Co-Edito I'

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ITIIDLUQV USQ A-De V l fi-371 Slew .!Y l llllrar ,Fh a I v or THE STATE or e gf JQBXLJA.. WB 'PQ 3 DNS!-15 -,W . in I l l l X A- fl s. M if 1 , 55 y 6, as, -. 6 at - 2 , X ,+V 2-5 K 2 g gi. 2 V T74 c as fe -ta, CENTENNIQL V :eel-1961 1 X In 1855 the first constitution of the Kansas territory provided for the establishment of a state uni- versity, and in 1864 the legislature of the new state organized the University of Kansas. The first building, North College, was erected in 1866, and the first session of the University opened September 12 of that same year with an enrollment of twenty-six women and twenty-nine men. Since that time the University has continued to grow. In 1870 the Engineering Department was organ- ized. In 1872 University Hall was built, which, since 1897, has been known as Fraser Hall. The University was reorganized in 1891, and the Schools of Arts, Engineering, Law, Fine Arts, and Pharmacy were established. More schools were added with the passage of time until by 1900 all the Schools save Business, Education, and Journalism were in existence. New buildings were added at the rate of one almost every two years, a pace necessary to keep up with the expanding enrollment of the largest university in the state of Kansas. From a small school with only three instructors, the University of Kansas has grown to a complex organization of schools, departments, and divisions with a full-time- teaching staff of over 800 persons. And K.U. will continue to grow.

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THE I96I JAYHAWKER FROSH'S FIRST GLIMPSE DANCES, DATES, DEANS K.U. IN THE FALL . . Fall Festival . . . THE ADMINISTRATION K.Ufs Newest Freshman The Upper Echelon . ATHLETICS AT KANSAS Rome Beckons . . Two in a Row . Ballet in Blue . RUSH WEEK . . Rush! Rush! Rush! . NEW STUDENTS . New Student Index . HILLTOPPERS . THEATRE . . PARTY PICTURES INDEX . . PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF Estes Studio Duke D'Ambra Alan Hancock Roy Inman Perry Riddle Al Wuthnow PARTY PICTURE EDITOR Kay Prelogat ART STAFF Dorothy D'Anna Linda Fettig jon Henderson BUSINESS STAFF Don Cearnal Katie Eckels Nancy Shirk jay Janes- Distribution EDITING STAFF Marilyn Bondurant Carole O'Boynick Carolyn Toews TABLE OF CONTENTS 6 9 II 14 I7 19 21 45 46 48 49 61 62 67 68 92 96 99 IO7 EDITORIAL STAFF Paul Cacioppo Lynn MacGowan Pat Peterson Al Krauklis Gloria Nalley jean Stainton Sandee Garvey Joanne Zabornik Mike McWilliams jerry Musil Elaine Batty jo Spencer Chuck Seibel Molly Moldon Barry Wilson Richard Seaman Barbara Biel Don Brada jean Taylor Dennis Allen Frank Thompson Ed Nordstrom Alan Gribben Ken Hill Sandy Shrout Judy Mollohan Irmgard Kinzig Engm1fmg.r SUN ENGRAVING P1'i7lli7Zg ALLEN PRESS 5