Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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;i Mlliin,,uin,iM. Main floor of Memorial Li- brary - - - intellectual center. For reference work the library is the most popular place on the campuS whether this work is in the form of studying or rendezvousing . Day and night, students surge in and out.

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ill ' ' ' a 1 0 siuoyiiiG B oiysT Lab, library, orclass, studying is unavoid- able. But who careS especially if you ' re a botany student and on one of thiose jaunts throughi the park? Dreamers in the labs? There aren ' t many of these . . . a slip of the scalpel may ruin a specimen, while a wrong mixture might put Elmhurst off the mop. Although the mention of studying brings loud laments and tragic glances, only a ew find It too great a price to pay for the value received. Top — Park Escapade. . . . Mrs. Nilsson and botany class. Middle - night. Bottom — Prof. Kalm- bach and Dilly . . . something ' s cooking

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flCIIVITIfS - PIlliCTICflL fXPtRlfnCt So what do we do when we ' re not in class? Study, yes, but definitely not to the exclusion of all else. Thespian, journalist, linguist, vocal virtuoso and so on down the line can, and usually do, find extra-curricular activities to keep their time well occupied In range, these activities extend from such impromptu but rare affairs as this year s hHome- coming victory strike all the way to the theological endeavors of the pre-minister group-