When sailors walk across campus they notice pretty girls... and...statues!
Two unidentified sailors goofing around.
Two pretty girls.
She seems to be dozing. If Dad's taking the picture he better do something to wake her up...
Dad must have startled her, because now she seems awake, but also falling off the edge of the table!
This seems to be a sailor's dream, surrounded by college girls...
A close-up of the girl on the left in the picture of two pretty girls.
An unidentified sailor strolling on the K.U. campus, 1946.
Two sailors with textbooks strolling on the K.U. campus, 1946.
Three sailors hanging out on the K.U. campus, 1946.
A sailor assisting "The Pioneer" (by Frederick C. Hibbard, 1904) in his work. Could be titled "Working Hard or Hardly Working."
This is the uploaded scrapbook of Francis N. Duffey, recording his V-5 Naval training experiences at Gustavus Adolphus College (St. Peter, Minnesota), Iowa State University (Ames), and at the University of Kansas (Lawrence), from 1945 to 1946. " Eighty brand new Naval V-5 trainees, with visions of props and wings, began their military life at a little college in southern Minnesota -- Gustavus Adolphus. There were no airplanes, and the books could be rough, but it was a good life."
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