New York University - Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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enior 6f6Lf5:5 UR names are recorded and our photographs Witt serve to identity us, one to an- other. Today We need few reminders of our years spent together at the Heights- hut so many of us have teamed already how quictdy the past can fade away. In order that we may rememher, shalt We take one Hnat trip over the campus with its related environs and memories? Then, in times to come We may repeat our journey as frequently as we may Wish, either through our return or through the magic of these printed words. It seems as it it all started long, long ago. High schoot was hehind us, and with our purple cap, orange tie, and Palisades Handhoolq we viewed our majestic, wind-swept Campus. There were those who went out of their Way to torment us, Skull and Bones

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1 t 1 CAESAR P. IVIARCHETTO ,MARTIN BERCK President Secretary and the Malt Committee of those days still tower ahove us menacingty in our memories, To us felt a iegacy of matoctorous fumes from the Nichols Building tahs and a weary hattle- in and out of Language or Philosophy Halt. Patience was to he our virtue. It was subdivided into hoolcstore patience and recorctefs omce patience. Litre Caesar We hecame virtuous slowly, hut retained the quality once we had arrivect. The campus changed around us to some degree. Trees were uprooted, the violet heds transplanted, yet it always seemed like home. The pigeons continued to haunt the Iihrary eaves and' eating at the cafeteria remained a ctithcutt taste. There the pert little htonci cashier coulctn't divert our attention from the food. We took her to Lawrence House to he part of the genial atmosphere that NIL and Mrs. P. A. maintained for us, and we showed her the macihouse of the Heights Daily News otqlfice. We took her to the dances at the gym, where the dollar could he stretched so much father. When we had the necessary cash there were costlier aprnairs in which to take part. -Q7