Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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5 ii S I. - ■ ■ Greenleaf Parking Area is shown in its usual condition: full. Chess battles are waged daily in the newly named Edwards Lounge. Mayor of Huntington Avenue, Pete Moloney, meets Mayor of Boston, John B. Hynes. SENIOR YEAR Along with the new frosh, September brings foot- ball to N.U During the last few seasons, the kick-off game has been against the University of Rhode Island. Since stealing their mascot didn ' t seem to help the Husky Eleven, all hands turned out at the first rally of the season to help yell the team on to victory. Apparently, we were a few yells short as the Rams squeeked out a 13-13 tie. Then, just as the dust started to fade away on the game, news slowly emerged from the activities office that N.U. mascot, King Husky III, had died — the previous June. A wave of protest followed the announcement. Not that they were protesting that the dog died, but they were ired by the delay in the announcement. Before University officials declared the tardy announcement was a bobble, four editors of the Northeastern News resigned and a wave of almost humorous rumors flew wildly around the campus. Soon though, word was back from the gang from ' 55 who had been to R.O-T.C. summer camp during the preceding months. Talk of inhuman torture soon over- came talk of anti-vivesection. The new building was sprouting steel overnight. Steamshovels had carved away the faculty parking lot during the summer and the superstructure was in the process of being bolted together, or so it looked. The Husky Key announced plans to elect a Mayor of Hunt- ington Avenue out of the student body. With many of the Univerity ' s characters in the running, it was a color- ful, campaign. Bur a relatively unknown name coupled with a staple commodity proved to be too much for the competition. More Baloney with Moloney swept Hon- est Pete into office with a comfortable plurality. As the year wore on, the following events were duly recorded and inscribed into the infallible memory of our next door neighbor, the News . ' University Committee to Study Dormitory Facili- ties . . . Replacement Mascot to Appear Tomorrow . . . Huskies Seek Fifth Win Tomorrow . . . Student Union Sponsors Delinquency Conference . . . N.U. ' s Bucalo Paces Nation . . . Advertising Club Initiates Campus Publicity Service . . . November Registration Fills Frosh Class to Capacity . . . Cadets Receive Awards at Monday Parade . . . Twin Baseball Stars Sign Braves Contract . . . UMass Ends Husky Streak . . . Ah, Wilderness! Opens Masque Season . . . Alumni Name Eason Most Valuable for Fourth Time . . . School Assets Rise to New High . . . Corner- stone Laid for New Building . . . Band wins Drill Compe-

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: . jdent into the soldier. ing. A little investigation disclosed SPA as the ram-nap- pers. University officials hastily returned the animal to his South of Boston home. The next night, the same ram turned up on the back of PBA ' s float at the rally. Rhody avenged themselves, though. They won the game, 13-7. Meanwhile the new gym was opened. Other historical landmarks during the year were: Council Gives Up on New Tune for Alma Mater Contest . . . Rally Moves into New Cage . . • R.O.T.C. Sergeant Named Soldier of Month by Army . . . Stu- dent Union Sponsors Blood Drive . . . R.O.T.C. Unit be- comes Largest in First Army . . . Girls ' DrillTeam Rivals Pershing Rifles . . . Jay Dee Sez . . ■ Plans Announced for Sylvania Remodeling . . . Scabbard and Blade an- nounces $500 in Scholarships . . . Raise in Tuition Ef- fective Sept. 55 . . • Flywheel Frolic Spins Tomorrow Night . . . Watson Sets Rushing Record . . . Puppy Steals Show in Barretts of Wimpole Street . ■ . Middler Killed, 3 Injured in Connecticut Auto Accident . . . Women Instructors Appointed to Math Department Staff . . . Quad Band Concert . . . Gym to be Dedicated December 4. Renzi, Lacey Elected Captains for 1955 Season . . . Husky Key Banquet to Follow Fall Sports Dance . . Century Sid Retires from Gridiron as N.U. Loses Last Game to UConn. . . . Harriers Take Four out of Six Meets for Season Record . . . Humanities Courses Intro- duced into Engineering Curriculum . . . Class Officers Abolished By Student Council . . . Masque Offers Group Ticket Plan . . . Alma Mater Lyrics Contest Ends . . . First Elections Held Under New Council Plan . . . Yule Concert on Center Building Steps . . ■ Toyias Wins Alumni Award; DeRosa receives B ' nai B ' rith Honor . . . Plans Made to Enlarge Commons . . . Auto Club started on Campus . . . Construction Plans Announced for Class- room Laboratory Building . . . James Lorin Richards, University Benefactor Dies . . . Mood Indigo. Act ivities on Campus to Aid Building Fund . . ■ Masque Presents Male Animal . . . House of Magic Visits N.U. . • . University Tightens Entrance Regula- tions • . . Hughes Named Council President . . . Hus- Skiers Present Ski Symphony . . . Ollen Key in Two World Records . . . Masque Veterans Appear in Tufts Show . . . AFA Visits New York Stock Exchange . . . Ski Team Wins Brown Meet Trophy . . . Hus-Skiers Invade Spruce Mountain Lodge for Carnival ... Ed Ayres Breaks Hoop Mark of 400 . . . Carter Misses Crown by Hair . . . R.O.T.C. Ball Overflows Sheraton Plaza . . . Prof. Richards Dead at 58 . . . AFCEA Hears Prison Riot Mediator . . . Track Team Goes Undefeated . . . R.O.T.C. Will Not Delay Diplomas . . . Bacheldor to Play for Junior Prom at Sheraton Plaza. Masque, Chorus Combine to Produce Paint Your Wagon ■ . . PBA Wins Fraternity Scholarship Plaque for Fourth Time . . - O.S. Re-elects Liz Dougherty . . . Bettijane Goldman Wins Frosh Talent Show . . . Ollen, Shea conclude NU. Careers . . . Military Engineers win Top Honors . . . My Three Angels Cast Interviewed on TV . . . Day College Council Revises R.O.T.C. Curricu- lum . . . Open House Draws 1500 Visitors . . . Eugenes to be Presented at Annual Masque Banquet . . . Ground Broken for New Building . . . Crowd Expected at Junior Prom . . . NU. Baseball Trio Named to All Star Team ... 75 Attend Student Union Family .Night . . . 1400 to Graduate June 17 . . . Charlie Miller Named Athlete of Year. The cornerstone of the Physical Education Center is placed.

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tition . . . Chapel Pageant Highlights Yule Activities . . . Christmas Vacation . . . Ford Foundation Donates $650,000 to N.U. . . . Bell Named New Hockey Coach . . . Entrance Applications Reach Record High . . . KZP Establishes Memorial for Alumnus Shot by Bandit . . . All My Sons Thrills Capacity Audience . . . Com- mittee Recommends Dormitories . . . Student, Class Governments Feud . . . Hero Co-op Student Risks Life in Rescue . . . RCA show here Monday Night . . . News Sponsors Weekly Press Conferences . . . Kates Re-elected Council President . . . Landscaping Award Presented to N. U- . . . New Feature Section and Crossword Puzzle for News . . . Husky Key Announces Spring Carnival and Ugliest Man on Campus Contest . . . A.F.C.E.A. Starts Filming Convention Movie . ■ . Silver Masque Wows Sellout Audience with South Pacific . ■ . PBA Initiates Blackman as Honorary Brother . . . Snow Storms Clog Boston, Close School . . . Install Plaque to Commemor- ate World Series Site . . . New Building Progressing Rapidly . . . Remodeling Begins in Richards Hall . . • Kennedy Named Commencement Speaker . . Masque Ends Successful Season With Dial M for Murder. AND SO IT WENT With the publication of the graduation story of our class in the News, we enter into the oblivion of the out- side world. No longer will our fetes and exploits find their way week after week into the headlines on the pages of the campus weekly. Ninth Week Blues. Dean of Chapel, Charles Havice, leads the prayer during the weekly Chapel congregation service. A jammed Symphony Hall settles back to hear one of the three annual Convocation speakers. ■■- ik ' -tt h. V ' - » 4 i msJ .