Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Regardless of age, we laughed at the ultra-sophisti- cation of The Moon is Blue, danced to Ray Anthony and Duke Ellington, read Mickey Spillane, and sang the age-old ' Tvvas a Cold Winter ' s Evening. We listened to St. George and the Dragon, cut our hair till the campus looked like an all-male one, and wore powder-blue velvet, red corduroy, and checked cotton vests. We were in college, and col- legians we determined to be. We tried to urge a drink from the reluctant foun- tains that were in Jordan Hall . . . tried to return o ' er- due library books without the penalty . . . tried at- tending a multitu de of meetings from the Boy Bird- watchers club to Home Ec society for nutrition majors . . , We walked in the rain and snow, collected clothes for the Cheer Drive, campaigned for offices, worried about summer school, played in intramurals, worked on plays, attended church services, and were late for eight o ' clock classes. We were unified . . . we were carefree . . . we worked. But no matter what else we did, we had fun! Page Nineteen