Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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.. 1 11111 'G1 l,l1111Il2 Tiiiiliil Many of the boys left . . . the Flying Wlildcats were organized . . . First a Junior prom . . . then no Junior prom . . . then a Junior prom in the Gym . . . then finally no Junior prom . . . Everybody studied harder and tried to do all they could for the war . . . Rallies and ballyhoo . . . the Stu- dent Government Board ruled that there would be no more of-F-camlpus events . . , we saw the last Waa-M11 show . . . Jim VVard went to VVashington to coordinate all college de- fense . . . the sororities made an all out el-Fort to keep up the army moraleg arrange- ment proved mutually satisfactory . . . We saw the last of the big old fashioned beauty queen contests . . . Everybody went home hoping to be hack next year. 1942 ROU SQ WAR v 5 ol lied AT W AR is M plan s wlgusne WA' wlllllll e welll' qpy. H, Q N X lolls off-campus eve War COL'

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l it TO KI D BLUE 4 A 1943 Back from vacation . . . Nan Berthold elected Girl Most VVorth Fighting For . . . Army Air Corps and 400 R. C. men called . . . some fraternity houses halt' empty . . . girls outnumber the men on campus . . . VVarm weather . . . snow . . . Spring at last .... Pin hangings and engagements galore . . . Tennis courts full .... Inter- Fraternity sing . . . one ofthe old traditions still left . . . Junior Class buys a jeep for the ,army . . . defense stamp corsages at Junior Prom . . . Finals again . . . cram- ming, memorizing, reviewing . . . so many better things to do than study in Spring . . . Sylffzbm Finally out . . . Navy to take over the University july lst . . . Students leave, hoping to return soon and rind the N. U. of old . . . They take their memories with them . . . serenades, coalitions, formals, coke dates , initiations . . . This was Northwestern. Y Y .,,.-q Q W ,, '.ti ,'Q':iigi1iii K'i-- 51:2 ODBFPN r, i C f5lQl9lhf1fiG0 SU THE U1 G0 1, '4',', ,, t as sl, gasoil GWB Sltvm Riif Seve THE f?HlW?fP sm To Calf ERCENC n April Meal Supply Shorl on Eve ,943 ,MB x B Eygaeiievefl Q.. V6 0 ' r05el.,.,:Not 'fill Cav P-if Liggggto, 5,26 bfsfeg Uworlqbll l we, v ar pl cf 4-, 1 g 'ho JUOfosf. C 0,0 U77 lf' Qi QHICAEHG Droafo 5u O SUN Gps '43 w fqneo 1 U . l Pre . fl US.ul1d8,,'HSh I