Beloit College - Codex Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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nent, ward f the this ve a 'oups tion; emi- iance :, no iany ving sory : an adu- the the T his iok, , in and 'HE Vill 1nd the his Beloit Today We devote this section to Beloit: the traditional picture of Middle College, an introductory View of life at Beloit, and a few of the traditions that play such a large part in it. Administration and Faculty A glimpse of the men and women Who carry out the policies of the college. Student Government The hardworking student committees Which regulate the activities on the campus. Honoraries Recognition of scholarship and leadership among the students. Activities The many Organizations which carry education beyond the limits of the classroom. Athletics The array of sports existing for the entertain- ment and recreation of students. Fraternities and Sororities The Greek letter groups and the great part each plays in the life at Beloit. The Classes The four years at Beloit expressed in terms of the four classes at the College.

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jlw ear all ngxt It will never be very hard to remem- ber. There might be new walks and new buildings, perhaps additions or i 7 fresh paint on old walls, but there will be classes in rooms we can remember always. There will be the unchanging movement of figures against a scene that will never be very different, of the hgures which move quickly through the four years allotted here and then vanish, except for their brief Visits and distant reunions, into the anonymity of the Alumni Association. But they have always left their Changes, their initials in wet cement, their names carved on desk tops, their memories superimposed against those before them, like coat after coat of new paint, or like sheet upon sheet of autumns, winters and springs smoothed carefully out on a billboard. The book store was swamped by students Before the new Vines, now starting eagertg part with their up the south sides of the chapel and Temamlng C3311 38 the Middle College, dry and fall back to fall term OPCDS' Tiny gets his start in fall registration line. PAGE 7 i-emnzkmng-M r w .' .wu- :-