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

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BERNET HALL TODAY Built as one of the original campus buildings and named after john I. Bernet, a benefactor who was instrumental in raising funds for the construction of the University, Bernet Hall has become a symbol of tradition on campus through the years. Soon the eager freshman learns that upper- classmen are really very easy to get along with and that their only real enemies are the sopho- mores. The sophomores like to know that the upperclassmen are sitting on the front lawn of Bernet in September, nodding in approval as the freshmen bow in submission to them. As a junior, the Carroll man gets a basic idea of life in Bernet-but only as a senior does he under- stand these words fully. In September, Father D. Clayton Schario, SJ., assumed his duties as prefect of Bernet Hall. Aside from his duties as prefect, Father is also a member of the English Department faculty. Since this is Father's first year at Carroll, he is known only to those who had previously attended Cleveland's Saint Ignatius High School, where Father had previously taught. Soon, how- ever, the upperclassmen found Father Schario to be a warm friendly, and very witty man.

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PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE Carrolls campus 1S never wrthout act1v1ty A v1s1tor to the Umversrty hears the sounds and sees the events wh1ch contmue to make john Carroll the superb mst1tut1on It 1S H1gh m Grasselll Tower the 1ndustr1ous staff of the Carroll News IS worklng on the next ed1t1on 1n another tower Iota Ch1 UpS1lOH IS planmng a campus commg fCSt1V1t1CS Under the watchful eye of Mr jackT Hearns the Band and Glee Club may be heard rehears1ng for a concert tour or one of the two concerts grven on campus Across campus the Pershrng R1fles are smartly executmg the manual of arms wh1le Alpha Kappa PS1 Carroll s f1ne bus1ness fratermty IS preparrng for the pledge rltual 1n the frat room Th1s IS the story of Carroll today the growmg and 1ncreas1ngly actlve Un1vers1ty The constant emphas1s on academ1c excellence by the faculty IS rewarded by numerous scholarshrps to senrors plannmg to attend graduate schools Other graduates prefer to go dlrectly 11'1tO the h1gh1y compet1t1ve buslness world after leaV1ng graduates are consrstently rn the leadershrp pos1 trons of the1r occupatrons St1l1 others elect a. career1nthem1l1tary as the1r l1fe Through the ROTC program offered many students have recelved comm1ss1ons and have chosen to devote the1r l1fe to a challengrng m111 tary career But regardless of where they are ln the future Carroll graduates Wlll never forget thrs the hvmg present ral1y,, a pledge project, or maybe the home- Carroll. Regardless of their chosen field, Carroll

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