Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Statisties enarses llare lalzs. VI'lll'UllAl1ll tlu' floor are ralr'alal- ing nmelziliex. zelmse liieruglvphir nperaliuns eonfnse stmlenls. Geologists warned us. later in the summer. that our beaches whieh had held out for ltttl years. were wash- ing away. We w'eren't worried. Those ol' us at home thought about fall. XX e thought about our fellow students: we thought about our- selves. How many ol' us would be baek lor fall quarter? Should the boys enlist. or take deferment tests. or wait? Vllould Northwestern be a eompletely female insti- tution by fall quarter? We returned. Still. it was summer: our buildings wore their green- ness well. To our amazement. there were two men for eyery woman. And the Hoek was still here. Xlways the lioek. No matter what our summers had been. they had been dull eompared to the rush 0l.t'Xt'llt'lll1'lll whieh greeted us on our return. Rush week and New Student week were paeked into nine short days. l reshmen seurried from informal party' to linglish exam to eonxoeation and bat-It to another rush party. Registration was mueh the same this quarter. but our method for the remaining quarters had been dis- earded in favor ol' the lille proeedure three limes a year. Wie bargained with ourselves as usual to see how quiekly we eould wind through the maze ol lilies and out again. And as il' there w'eren't enough lines. we were herded up to Dearborn to have pietures taken lor a new kind of ID eardffenontransferable kind. We laughed at the strange. eonviet-like images on our eards. 'liYllllgI'lllPll'Y rlasses starly' ilu' neu' rerxus the ulzl. Slarlenls learn lmu' In operate lirzolyvpe mul lo set metal tvpe lay' liaml. ililll' slrelelon H'llll'll is aseal in analnmby' lull l'lHlllg4'S lillleqfrnm year In year. rlilll' IilI0ll'll'lIf,ll' uw' aw-umalale almul him grows. ix,

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,',,,.g,,......-I-wre 7 TENNIAL HALL 4- Plans for Kresge Centennial hull are yet to be completed. The modern concept of the neu' classroom l?IllllllIlg4ftlt'llSl'S nur ultentiun tmcurrl tl1e present and thefuture: it serres as ll monument tn our hope undfuitli in the emztinuunee til Northwestern l lll1'Pl'Sll.Y.ftlf generations yet unlmrn. Improvements in the machines that turned out the news meant to us a more informed and alerted public than once had been possible. The age-old labs in anatomy were busy. too. The skeleton they' used hadn't changed much. Perhaps he had aged a little. but he was basically' the same. What was different was the amount ol' knowledge we had accumulated about him. One hundred prominent men and women. products of the area which had once been the Northwest terri- tory, were chosen to help our school bring to a close its Centennial year. Students scrambled for tickets to the award cere- mony. Cahn was bulging with people and respect for the 100 names on the program. The 100 years of our universityis growth. and the lives of these 100 men and women were a challenge to us of the success ol' man in building a kingdom The traditional concept for Kresge Centennial hull is ll building steeped in the wilderness. Ns we brought the year to an official close at Founders' day. we heard the linal results ol' our year of transition. and what these results would make possible during N52 and ensuing years. The Centen- nial campaign had brought us 358,105.05-1 for the cam- paign objectives. and an additional 240.107.8115 in other contributions. Uur new buildings would soar into the air as monu- ments to our hope and faith. and more money would be available for education for us. Kresge Centennial hall designs were not yet complete. but Xlemorial hall would he completed by the time we returned the lollowing fall. when we were a child we spake as a child. but now that we have become a man we has e put aw ay childish things. we have not yet reached maturity. but we are growing. in an num of heritage. ll is u rurred stone l1t'fl1 4tf1lPt'I'llIgIlIll'lIl1S and symbolizes the conservative. humble rlignitv that is Northicestern. Its protective Gothic walls nrefilleal with Illlllll'I'Il,l'tlll1't'l1lt'IIf classnmnm. ' T. c ,w s 'wr as Qt. Q - 4 V . 1 y.: . ,ff 15.1-5 e ii ima . v 1 ! 221, S 4 V K. ,fa V 'I ii 1 Pr 1' 5115.1 ' 1 P a 'WY X S. u 8 Y X . i ,fm.:i'.a'e?3 LJ A , .- -- -- ll T E f xt Ji , Q . I 1.-.., .. W... ..,,,..,,.. , ,il Q fi.. X. . 54- ,...,.,7g.,,W, , 1,-.W W.. V. ,. M, ,., Y -4 ' ' ' .. . ' ','-W-'-'flh.u,f:f -f M- ' .. f '-2 'rr-ri. ya i c'.a.- - 'if , e. ...v . I ...