Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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! Elmhurst College ' s religious affiliation with the Evangelical and Reformed church lends to another spirit on campus. Wednesday morning chapel provides the weekly religious service, where students may chose to hear guest speakers or often members of our own faculty. On Monday morning an assembly is held where the emphasis is on academic and cultural aspects of our learning. Here again both guests of the school and faculty members are found speaking or performing in the dra- matic or musical arts. Chapel service was not exactly normal when Mr. Gentry ' s Volkswagen was found on stage.

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Book, Notes, Library and Late Hour-Exams January and May might be ordinary months for most people but not for college students. At Elm- hurst it means exams, and that usually means a change in schedule. Textbooks and notebooks be- come a students best friends, or at least it seems that way for they are never separated. However, at the same time sleep seems to lose out, for the longer one stays awake, the better the grade. It might be late, but his eyes are still open, and to- morrows exam begins to look like a possible success.

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Administration and faculty are presented at the opening convocation each semester. Students were invited to participate in afternoon discussions such as this with special guest speakers. Chapel and Discussion Add to Learning