John Carroll University - Carillon Yearbook (University Heights, OH)

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Five or Seven Girls are for sissies The library is always popular 019 Let's monge I can remember early today racing down the Dolan hall corridor, hurdling the outside stairs, making a left turn, and on to the busi- ness school. I don't recall its being specific- ally a business call, but we were there any- way. Or could there have been another reason? When 11:00 o'clock rolled around I took a deep breath, for the worst was still yet to come. From M.S. class the faint rumble of marching men could be heard outside our classroom. Or was that someone snoring in the back of the room as another reel of mili- tary matter found its way to the screen of our dark room. Oh well, just a few more minutes till lunch. Lunch brings over the late sleepers, the boys from Bernet Hall, guys working out in the gym, and a very dejected group convinced that the comps' this year were quite impossi- ble. Whether our lunch had been packed by Mom or purchased at school and the meal ticket punched by Josephine, it still proves to be a welcome relief in a very busy day. KContimLed on Page 20j

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come on Murph, I gotta tie my tie The morning paper can't be missed By 10:00 the parking lot is full, and for the most part our day has begun. About the quad We are seen on our Way to class and, falong the Way the familiar salutes of basic R.O.T.C cadets greet each cadet officerj if it is winter We circle the quad with our heads bowed down in effort to break the chilling winds that roll over the front lawn and Whistle through the archways on either side of the Ad building. If it is summer a more exhuberant outcry is heard, though now it is from us, as we beckon to the boys on our Way to class-I'll meet you over at N.D. after my 1:10 class. fContinuedj Spiritual as well as intellectual Shecks, Pa, book larnen's good fer the youngen 180

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Excus'em Rip Van Winkle Hoooo-Hummm Polar plus law equals sleep A good part of the afternoon is taken up by business courses-oh those exciting 2- hour marathons. All, however is not study, for the Glee Club can be heard practicing for our May concert and the Iota Chi pledges are seen painting the backdrop for Stunt night. Across campus the PR's are loading on to a 2-and-15-ton truck for another drill meet. Back in the Student Activities building a group of freshmen analyze a sign indicating that there will be a Student Union meeting tonight, while across the hallway a most re- luctant student hesitantly approaches the Dean of Men's office. A trip to the gym finds the handball courts lit up and two of our students have challenged the military to a game of doubles-needless to say who will win. fC07Lfi7L'lL6dJ Oh, really study Chup 200