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topeka jayhawk club www.topekajayhawkclub.com P.O. Box 67694 Phone 271-1224 Topeka, KS 66667 Issue 06-04 September 2006 2006 Officers President FREE KU FOOTBALL VIDEO/ Justin Glasgow 286-1316 DISCUSSIONS Vice-Presidents Gerry McGuire 478-3090 9/12, 10/10 and 11/14 Diane Bean 234-6156 Phyllis Kelly 272-6609 Past-President Doors open at 6:00—Program starts at 6:30 Patrick Maxon 273-0447 Secretary Paulette Leeper 267-7668 Featuring KU Football Alum Pat Henderson Membership and Special Guests Nancy Kelley 354-8412 Game-film and expert analysis of Coach Treasurer JEREMIAH’S LIVE Mary Decker 273-3986 HUNTOON & GAGE Mangino and His Boys Historian Matt Dowd 478-1023 FOOTBALL SPEAKERS/GAME TAPE DISCUSSIONS SET Newsletter Last fall, TJC tried a new event holding an informal gathering at Jeremiah's Live to dis- Larry Tenopir 233-9467 cuss KU football. Featured guest was Coach Don Fambrough discussing his favorite Media Relations topic, Mizzou. This year, TJC will be hosting three similar events featuring game video Mike Werner 266-6576 and discussion of strategies and other inside "stuff". Guests will include KU's Pat Hen- Webmaster derson and assistant coaches, and who knows what other celebs might show up. The Pat Maxon 273-0447 events are free--buy your own drinks/food from Jeremiah's, Gage and Huntoon. Doors 2006 Board Members open at 6:00 , and the program starts at 6:30. In September and November Art Alcala 235-1706 Jim & Diane Bean 234-6156 WEAR KU BLUE TO FOOTBALL GAMES!!!!!!!!!! Rich Benson 783-7288 Bill & Joan Bradford 456-7438 MAX FALKENSTIEN TO BE HONORED AT WESTBORO MART Brenda Brinker 272-2176 Topeka artist Robert Swain has painted an original portrait of Max Falkenstien, Voice of Zac Broughton 246-1661 the Jayhawks, which will be unveiled at a free event at the Westboro Mart, Oakley and Marcia Cassidy 234-5098 Huntoon, 5:30-7:30 pm. There will be food, music, and drawings for prizes from West- Mike & Wanda Dixon 272-5029 boro Mart merchants. TJC will have a membership table at the event, so you can pick Randy Dolifka 234-5426 up the 2006 cooler bag if you have not already done so. Meet Max and wish him well. Matt Dowd 478-1023 Autographed prints of the original portrait will be available for purchase. Max Falken- Susan Draffan 273-6236 stien is helping promote this event for the Arthritis Foundation's "A Parent's Guide to Louise Ecord 856-6695 Preventing Sports Injuries in Children." Since parking is limited in the neighborhood, Lyle & Lou Giersch 232-1461 trolley shuttles will be available from a Washburn parking lot at 21st & Washburn Rob Exon 266-0931 (South of Petro--where the old married student housing was located). For further infor- Monika Goodwin 266-3690 mation, check the Arthritis Foundation's website at Barb Gottschamer 273-1712 http://www.arthritis.org/ Dave Heinemann 267-5033 Jerry Johnson 233-5435 MANGINO WORKS THE CROWD AT ANNUAL PICNIC Charlie Hoag 273-0426 As we told you in the newsletter before the event, Coach Mangino likes to visit the Phyllis Kelly 272-6609 Topeka Jayhawk Club. This time, he referred to us as his "base", the real fans. The Judy Knoll 237-4328 band played, the fans ate, the coach spoke, and a good time was had by all. Coach took Bill & Cherrie Koehn 357-7666 the time to work the crowd before he spoke, stopping at each table to say hi and shake Pat Leeper 267-7668 some hands. Margo Leonard 272-0801 Kristi Maxon 273-0447 TJC LOOKING FOR NEW TAILGATE PARTNERS Pete Maxon 887-6874 TJC is looking for a business or businesses who plan to sponsor a tailgate party in a tent Sherry McGowan 783-7288 on the hill sometime this season which might be willing to partner with TJC on a cost- Charlie & Evon Meier 233-4546 share basis. We've been able to do that for the past several years to allow over a hun- Helen Miller 233-6320 dred TJC members to enjoy our annual tailgate each season. We need to find a new Reenie Olson 233-3472 partner or partner. If you know anyone, please contact our President, Justin Glasgow at Blake Post 608-3258 271-1224. Norma Power 272-5935 Bruce Price 379-0672 WATERMELON TRADITION GOES ON Dan & Debbie 271-5690 TJC board members continued the longstanding tradition (started long before there was Ramberg a TJC by board member Bill Bradford and other longtime fans) of feeding watermelons Doug Reynolds 267-2429 and cantaloupe to the KU football team after a hot, sweaty August practice on Wednes- Otto & Jane 273-1909 day, August 9. Coach Mangino has embraced the tradition, using it as a reward for hard Schnellbacher Jack Shutt 272-7884 work on the practice field. You've heard of carrot-and-stick, this is more like melon- Jamie Smith 267-3512 and-laps. TJC is happy to provide this little extra for the team. Geneva Tucker 542-3927 BUS TOURS TO NU & ISU Lance Weeks 841-3627 Traveler's and KU Alumni are hosting two bus tours, one to Nebraska (9/30), the other Dave Wenrich 228-9880 to Iowa State (11/4). Cost is $185/person which includes game ticket, transportation and one pre-game alumni meal plus on-board video entertainment. Both trips leave from the Adams Alumni Center on campus in Lawrence. Space is limited. For more info: Call in Lawrence- 749-0711 or go online at http:// travellers.vacation.com/ Email Notices If you are no longer receiving the KU and TJC email notices that I send out frequently, it is because you have changed email addresses and did not notify me or that I have received 3 of them bounced back consecutively. Please send an email to [email protected] and I’ll get you set back up. P.O. Box 67694 Topeka, Kansas 66667 Calendar of Events TOPEKA JAYHAWK CLUB September Get on our mailing list 12 Board Meeting 5:30 (Jeremiah’s) Pass this on to a friend 12 Football Event 6:30 For them to enjoy! (Jeremiah’s) October 10 Board Meeting 5:30 (Jeremiah’s) 10 Football Event 6:30 HOMECOMING IN LAWRENCE (Jeremiah’s) October 7 is homecoming at KU, and KU has planned many events, including a free concert downtown on Friday night and the Saturday morning parade down Jayhawk FOOTBALL Boulevard led by Max Falkenstien. A & M will be in town with their regimented fans doing the strangest of cheers, but doing them very loudly. Stretch your arms for wheat- September waving and gargle to make sure your tonsils are up for out-shouting the crouching, hanky-waving folks from that place we all love to mess with. 2 Northwestern State MORE MERCHANTS OFFER TJC MEMBERS Louisiana Monroe Don't lose your membership cards. They're becoming more and more valuable as more 9 (Band Day/Family merchants sign on to offer TJC members specials. Now offering discounts and/or spe- Weekend) cials are: Quizno's, J & Co Frameshop, KU Bookstore, Performance Tire & Wheel, 15 @ Toledo Topeka Art Guild Gallery, Lube Stop, Ideal Computing, Team Barrington, Mary Fran- zen Mary Kay Cosmetics, and Arturo's Mexican Restaurant. To get full information, 23 So. Florida check out our website at www.TopekaJayhawkClub.com. 30 @ NU October BEAKS & TAILS Come see (and hear) the KU marching band in the Lied Center on Friday, Septem- 7 A&M Homecoming ber 8, at 7:30 pm. Tickets at $15 adults, $10 for students. The band is the finale event for the 90 minute Collage Concert which features short performances by KU 14 OSU instrumental and vocal music groups (from classical to jazz), a little dance and also a video presentation from the visual arts/design departments. Tickets are available 21 @ Baylor at the door. TJC volunteers manned a booth for TJC at the annual Black Expo August 26 at the 28 CU Expocentre. KU at the fair. If you're at the State Fair in Hutchinson on September 16, stop by the KU booth and attend the KU Pep Rally. If you're at the fair on any date and want to give some time to KU, the booth is staffed by volunteers, and KU can use your help. Contact: [email protected] or 785-864-7103 to pitch in. Tickets are still available for the KU-DePaul and KU-Florida basketball games in Chicago and Las Vegas, re- spectively. Call 1-800-34-HAWKS for tickets. The Booth Hall of Athletics at Allen Fieldhouse will be open on football game-days. Hours will depend on kick- off-times. For the first game, the hall will open at 10 am and close 30 min prior to kickoff. Kids (13 & under) Birthdays at KU Football (and other KU sporting events-except men's basketball) For $299, you get 20 tickets to the game, pizza and drinks for 20 kids, an autographed football from Coach Mangino, a visit from the Jayhawk or Baby Jay, coupons to KUSTORE.COM and 20 posters PLUS a birthday cake. Your party will be in the birthday tent on the hill. Junior Jayhawks is the official KU athletics kids club. The annual $25 membership gets a junior Jayhawk a t- shirt, tickets to the first 3 football games, free admission to KU soccer, volleyball, women's basketball, softball and baseball games, a membership card, book cover, shoe laces, a growth chart, a puzzle. Questions, 785-864-4962 or [email protected] From the KU athletics website--the term "Jayhawkers" was used as early as 1849 by a group of pioneers crossing what is now Nebraska who called themselves the "Jayhawkers of 1849", apparently naming themselves after two kinds of birds which frequented the prairie.
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