Catholic University of America - Cardinal Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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U DERCLASS H. . . there is always that bond between class members . . . each has gone through the same trials . . . and shared the same experiences. The student body of a large university can often be merely a faceless, nameless mass of students going their separate ways on campus. But this is unnatural since college is an experience to he shared. particularly with the members of 0ne's own class. Among the mem- bers of Catholic Universitys family. an emphasis is placed on class unity for there is always that bond between class members who have gone through the same trials and tribulations of college life and shared the same experiences. Even after graduation, memories will center around the members of the class and particular class events such as the Sophomore Cotillion. the Junior Prom and Senior Week. I, RR in S f N'

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Crossing the threshold of dormitory life, the freshman enters into the fullness of campus activity. N. . . the vicious circle called college held a number of ordeals to be confronted. Though each class or member of that class may think itself unique. there is yet a fairly consistent pattern of college life. For the Freshman. everything about college life is new and different. For the Sophomore. it is old hat. His acceptance into the upper ranks of college life encourages in him a paternal attitude toward the 4'youngsters. ln his third year, the Junior is bogged down with unlooked-for responsibilities. both Curricular and extracurricular. The jolt out of his Sophomoric attitude sets l1i1n spinning and he realizes there is more to this college business than meets the eye. Finally. as a Senior. the College student looks for- lesson number one in the bewiltleringl de t.nls of mlleut- registration, lIllI'O4lllI'lIttI Llllllflilfl. nsectiolielf' par exeelleliee H-Q. N.