Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Junior Year As returning Juniors, we discovered that our tui- tion raise had been spent on the construction of the Burlington campus ... a new concept in sub- urban education. This new concept did not, how- ever, shorten their bookstore line ... or ours. That year the Peace Corps took many of our stu- dents. Some commented that co-op made one fit for life . . . with t he illiterate and the poor. Poverty, however did not strike the Husky Key, as our 1964 Homecoming Queen, Helen Essaf, was proped onto Kent Field by a helicopter. Around the world ... in 730 days

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Here pig . . . We may not have been victorious at champion- ship play, but not every university could brag of having both a turtle race and a hog call competi- tion in the same year. We did win one major batde on the home front . . . our Student Center. It was the end of our third year ... we had passed the halfway point. Turtle a-go-go history 27

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