Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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• - -- : . .. 4 ' «r-C AS A • ' ' I r • « i-v rn». Warm afternoons of spring iniarter serve to tease the Northwestern campus al)oul the coming of spring. These are the memories we take with us and cherish as we leave our college days behind. But let ' .s don ' t run into that future without a look at the past. Memories are the priceless heritage that we take with us and that we can live with throughout the years and days ahead. Remember how scared we were in September of our freshman year? Even today we find it hard to admit to anyone that we were once a part of that frightened crowd of freshmen. But we got over it, and by mid-fall quarter it seemed that we had always been a part of Northwestern and we wanted to always be a part of the future of our school. During our sophomore year we fought off the traditional slump and by spring quarter many of us were in love. Maybe it was just love with being in love but it was wonderful and we were young. It probably didn ' t last but it was wonderful with the candle passing, serenades and look at the campus and life through the eyes of some- one who meant something very special to all of us. Somehow the junior 5 ' ear slipped into history and then we were seniors. We ' ll have to admit we were pretty impressed with ourselves. It felt so darn important to be able to .say I ' m a senior at Northwestern. But everything we did was for the last time. We attended our last pledge formals, took our last trips down to Howard Street, saw our last candlelighting on Deering Meadow, sang in May Sing for the last time and wrote graduating senior on our blue books for the first and last time. Applications for grad school and job interviews constantly served to remind us that soon we would be on our own. As much as we tried to fight the future we soon had to accept that it was here. We may say the hell with graduation but we go through it because we know what it will mean to our parents. Yes, the future is here. We are a part of it. Goodbye North- western don ' t forget us we can ' t forget you. 421

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Has it really been nine months since we arrived on campus fresh with enthusiasm and optimism for the coming year of academics and fun? Or was it just yesterday? Xo one can really tell, but they can tell you that it has been a year filled with growth and excitement. We came to Evanston, we li ' ed in Evanston and here at Northwestern we grew and matured. It has been a wonderful busy year filled with rush week, Homecoming, Christmas, initiation, parties, exchanges, Waa-Mu, May Week, mid-terms, lectures and quizes, all-night cram sessions and final exam- inations. We talked about religion, politics, sex, phil- osophy, boycotts, and the Peace Corps. We clung to our trench coats and dirty white tennis shoes. Bermudas got us through spring quarter in the upper echelon of fashion. Ahead we see graduation, a lazy summer and our future. -Mcinoncs ot wintci ' (luaitor recall the clean snow, the Ireshlj- shoveled paths, the nijjpy air, the warm firesides and classes. A Look at Yesterday and Tomorrow Lazy fall afternoons under the shade of brilliantl ' colored leavc- will linger as part of those special memories of our days at NT, 420

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Activities and Organizations Index Acacia 343 A Cappella Choir 236 AUison Hall 391 Alpha Chi Omega 344 Alpha Delta Phi 345 Alpha Delta Pi 346 Alpha Epsilon Phi 347 Alpha Oainma Delta 348 Alpha Umbda Delta 229 Alpha Omicron Pi 349 Alpha Phi 350 Alpha Tail Omega 351 Alpha Xi Delta 352 Alumni Weekend 214 AIChE 260 AIEE-IRE 260 ASME 255 Asburj ' Hall 392 Associated Women Students 76 Baptist Fellowship 249 Beta Alpha Psi 258 Beta Oamma Sigma 227 Beta Theta Pi 353 Board of Publications 171 Board of Trustees 56 Bobb Hall 393 Canterbury House 248 Chamber Music Group 237 Chapel Board 243 Chapel Choir 237 Chapin Hall 394 Cheerleadeis 278 Chi Omega 356 Chi Phi 354 Chi Psi 365 Christian Science Organization 245 Commencement 215 Coiiuiiuters 414 Concert Band 239 Congregational College Club 249 Council on Undergraduate Life 59 Dailj- Northwestern 162 Dav at Northwestern 203 Debate Club 176 Delta Pajama Race 147 Delta Delta Delta 357 Delta Oamnia 358 Delta Sigma Pi 359 Delta Tau Delta 360 Delta Uijsilon 361 Delta Zeta 362 Deru 223 Dolphin Club 250 Dolphin Show 263 Dolphin Show Board 263 Drama Festival 220 Education School Council 92 Elder HaU 395 Elections 62 Eta Kappa Nu 230 Evans Scholars 396 Evening Divisions 417 Field and Stream 255 Foster House 397 Freshman Carnival 206 Freshman Class Council 71 Gamma Phi Beta 363 Goodrich House 398 Hillel Foundation 248 Hinriian House 399 Hobart House 400 Homecoming 152 Homecoming Board 262 Honors Day 210 Information Service 174 Interfraternity Council 74 International Bazaar 150 International Students Week 180 Intervarsity Fellowship 244 Intramural Sports 314 John Evans Alumni Center 173 Journalism School Council 101 Junior Class Council 69 Junioi Interfraternity Council 75 Junior Panhellenic 73 Kappa Alpha Theta 364 Kappa Delta 365 Kappa Kappa Gamma 366 Kappa Sigma 367 I-Aboratory Theater 194 Lamlxla Chi Alpha. . 368 Latham House 401 Lindgren House , 402 Lorelei Club 250 Lyvians 4X0 Marching Band 238 May Sing 204 McCulhwh Hall . 403 Men Off Campus 413 Men ' s Glee Club 240 Model UN 178 Model UN Board 263 Mortar Board 222 Mu Phi Epsilon 231 Music School Council 125 NROTC 266 Navy Ball 148 New Student Week 28 Norlegamma 225 North Shore Hotel 404 Northwestern Apartments 405 Northwestern Engineer 172 Opera Workshop 192 Operation Evanston 202 Operation Evanston Board 264 Orchesis Club 251 Panhellenic 72 Phi Beta 231 Phi Beta Kappa 226 Phi Delta Theta 369 Phi Epsilon Pi 370 Phi Eta Sigma 261 Phi Gamma Delta 371 Phi Kappa Psi 372 Phi Kappa Sigma 373 Photo Lab 170 Pi Beta Phi 374 Pi Kappa Alpha 375 Pi Lambda Theta 230 Pi Mu Epsilon 234 Pi Tau Sigma 232 Pom-Pon Girls 279 Praetorians 411 Psi Upsilon 376 Red Cross 251 Registration 146 Research 78 Rogers House 406 Sargent Hall 407 Scott Hall Student Committee 252 Senior Class Council 68 Shepard Hall 408 Shi-Ai 224 Shiel Foundation 246 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 377 Sigma Alpha Eta 233 Sigma Alpha Iota 232 Sigma Chi 378 Sigma Delta Chi 235 Sigma Delta Tau 379 Sigma Nu 380 Ski Club 254 Sophomore Class Council 70 Speech School Senate 128 Student Directory 192 Student Senate 64 Student Service Fund 158 Student Service Fund Board 265 Summer Session 218 Syllabus 166 Symphony Oichestra 242 Symposium 1 2 Symposium Board -64 Tau Beta Pi 228 Tau Delta Phi 381 Theta Chi 382 Theta Delta Chi 388 Theta Sigma Phi 235 Theta Xi 384 Triangle 38o Tri-Quarterly 1 ' 3 Univeisity Disciplinary Committee -59 University Theater 184 Varsity Sports 276 Baseball 304 Basketball 292 Football 280 Golf 308 Swimming 300 Tennis 310 Track 312 Wrestling 3UJ Waa-Mu 19? Waa-Mu Board 26n Westminster Foundation 247 Wildcat Council 2o6 WiUard Hall 409 WNUR 1 5 Women Off Campus 41 Women ' s Athletic Association 3J6 Women ' s Glee Club 241 Women ' s Interhouse Council ' ' Young Democrats 259 Young Republicans 259 YWCA 261 Zeta Phi Eta 23? Zeta Psi 386 Zeta Tau Alpha 387 .ii.l 422