Tufts University - Jumbo Yearbook (Medford, MA)

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B E L L S summoning . . . the students . . . ils entrent S L L E BELL ... ils partent B E L L S . encore, ils entrent, S L L E B .puis, ils partent B E L L S .they enter sightlessly sightless S L L E B . they leave B E L L S .they enter motionless motion S L L E BELL .... they leave leave L E A V E Soundlessly soundless L E A V E and the BELLS and the BELLS BELLS BELLS BELLS Warren Haley

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No, Albert, you don’t have to be afraid, Dracula doesn’t live in that building. No, Albert, Charles Addams didn’t build it; no one knows who did. After all, who can remember that far back? The sweetest—well at least the loudest — music in (the) East. Women in dorms, faculty residents in dorms, and Tufts men occasionally in dorms is the scoreboard this year. Lu¬ igi Club became romantic on Valen¬ tine’s Day, Club 35 continued in their plaid strain, West Hall got a coat of paint, Paige Hall kept the theologs and Hazel, and Carmichael got a year old¬ er. The battle of the shirt and tie at din¬ ner proved a losing struggle for the na¬ ture hoys. The men sulked, the girls claimed that only at those meals did the average student look attractive, but when the furor died down, a thought- provoking letter, pointing out that such dinner regulations would lead to compulsory studying periods, dance at¬ tendance, and chapel for upper class- men, started the controversy all over again. This seldom-seen view of the campus from the Miner-Paige Arch shows how really attractive the campus is in the spring and fall.

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u M B O hail to the name of Jumbo . . . rah, rah, rah! 0 B M U JUMBO .where’er you go U M B the wide world over don’t forget U M B 0 O the Brown and Blue and Blue U M B up on the hill J J U M B O tonight O all will be gay U M B ... all will be gay and Blue U M B O O JUMBO .we will cheer cheer C H E E R in triumph C H E E R brown JUMBO and blue JUMBO JUMBO JUMBO JUMBO Raymond G. Lussier, Jr.