Johns Hopkins University - Hullabaloo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Yearbooks, even by definition, are tradi- tionally the dullest sort ofreading, except to the peOple in them; petty interests dictate that their names be mentioned and their pic- tures included 80 many times, that they be accorded exhaustive recognition for their ephemeral scholastic 0r extra-curricular ac- complishments-until finally most of the pages are filled with pretentious mug-Shots and the book is an unevocative series of cold pages, destined to die with the short- lived memories 0fthe people in it.

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CONTENTS Preface 4 Administration............................... 66 Faculty 71 Classes 84 Semors 94 Acthtzes 136 Publications................................178 Honorcmles.................................. 184 Military 195 Fraternities.................................. 200 Athletzcs 232 SpringSports............................233 FallSports ............................. 255 WinterSpo'rts............................265 Patrons cmd Adverfising ...................... 273 3

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The 1962 Hullabaloo has tried, at times with tongue in considerable cheek, to ex- ceed its limited definition. Marcel Proust, the master yearbook editor ofall time, wrote our rationale: iiWhen nothing remains ofour distant past, after the people are dead and the things are destroyed, there yet persistse more fragile, yet longer lived, more imma- terial, more steadfast, more faithful-the smell and taste of things, like souls, ready and waiting to remind us of all that is past; over the ruin of all the rest they bear un- flinchingly on their almost impalpable droplet the immense edifice ofmemoryfi We have aimed, through the following scenes of the present and past, at repre- senting some of those almost impalpable qualities of the year and the University- qualities which will outlast the particular faces and events, and which will bear im- pressions long after the names and events have been forgotten and 1962 has become only a year on the calendar. Octoberebox lunches, the Student-Fac- ulty Camp, registration-and the year be- gins.