James O'Bryon 1924 Jayhawker Yearbook photograph
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James O'Bryon Scrapbook Telling How He and George Hollingbery Created the 1922 Jayhawk, 1931
Scrapbook telling how James O'Bryon and George Hollingbery created the 1922 Jayhawk while sophomores at KU.
A Janus cat sits on a dilapidated staircase during a moonlit night.
Cover image of the almanac’s 2011 reprint edition
The collection of interdisciplinary essays considers the production, consumption, and circulation of Japanese foods from the mid-15th century to the present day in political, economic, cultural, social and religious contexts. In his chapter, “Honzen Dining: The Poetry of Formal Meals in late Medieval and Early Modern Japan,” Eric Rath explores the rules for honzen (formal banquet cuisine) meals from 1400 to 1868 by examining their structure and sampling their aesthetic imagery.
Jay Smith in His World War II Bomber, 1944
Jayhawks were painted on the sides of bombers during World War II. This is a picture of Jay Smith in his bomber.
Jay Smith Standing Beside His World War II Bomber, 1944
Jayhawks were painted on the sides of bombers during World War II. This is a picture of Jay Smith standing beside his bomber.