Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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1, X Y 1 X' X 1 X 5 r l I Q - X N x e Gt I' , X x Q AT XS' mi T R U ERSITY K XJ Through the lens o - e hi oryigf a ar at Nglfwes rn is seen in the r .1 I-X 1941 - bus-from th en's rst day - cfmus to the s niors' graduation. PrLsented in the --- - TT 1 ege ar--Fall, Wint r, and Spring-an x . f Ik N eventful year of outstan a - g i ' to ' lly recorded in radically changed layout and styling. Clme. Fall brought a colorful otball seas n which opened with e Oklahoma g The tumultuous period of ru hing and fr gotten X J J 12 hman orientation xt ch preceded was for- in the exciting activit of football eekends. When l. season e I ,ff nded, the 2

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3 , i Q l 3 i ,J .N -x Top Row ffeff fo righfj-Miss Pauline Wyman, Mrs. Ruth McCarn, Bob Day, Paul MacMinn Cenler Row Neff fo righfj-R. Tencher, William Nims, lupperl Miss Katherine George, llowerj J. Leslie Rollins, Earl Reinke, Belly Lingle er onnefydclminid rafion 2 fi ix xi li ,A Q, V0 Sl. X 2 Hi ,mia

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period of informal dances gave way to winter for- mals such as the Navy Ball with its military color, the .lunioriProm with its Syllabus-Hollywood note, and the lnterfraternity Ball with its initial presen- tation as an all-university function. This winter the old Patten Gym was filled for the last time with basketball crowds and swimming meet audiences. As the snows melted, spring activity began: the Navy again drilled, lights in publications offices burned through the night, and cars opportunely stalled in secluded places. Sport enthusiasts again batted softballs through windows, cut up golf courses, and frenziedly chased tennis balls. Stu- dents went in very active pursuit of knowledge as they crammed for final examinations. Seniors worried-more. The activities of senior week cul- minated with graduation on June l5th, and thus ended a year at Northwestern. 5' Ill