Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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RETROSPECT, I953 Wind Transforms Pitcher to Warrior and Starts a Long Reverie The 1-loud was sliziped like u milk piti-her. Ile siggln-nl und spruwlezl full length on the grfunnl. Suddenly, it shifted and het-ume un lnrliun NYZll'l'l01'. Hrllllllllilllglvll she zlskeil, not lnnking ut him. Hey, he murmured to the girl sitting next to him. Yeah, he unswerezl. Look at that. 'L 'Bout n'li1ut'? sl1e suirl, lnnking ut him unrl rulilnng 'WVhat'? she mumbled lun-k. It wus L1 lazy rluy, und the tlut of her palm over his 1-lose 1-rnppeil 1-ii-we-lit. She, like her eompunion, felt no inc-linutiun to exert even K Th . . he ziiism-i'eil. her vocal ehords. He he-gun tn think. That l'lOUCl '0l1,lflSg0l1C,llll6'2ll1SXY6'l'9tl. He lifftlilll to think ulmut the plzirz- lie hzifl ruilleil It was the windethe eternal wind. It haul swept home for ulmnst four yeurs. It wus going to lu- funny away his portrait. not returning next yeur. Swuneliow, it wusn't right. He leaned huek against the big elm tree lmeneuth He I'6'IHt'IHlJt l'Ul,l the wary the luke haul lnnkerl when he which they sat. The lake's waters lapped urguiiist the first set font on mimpus that sunny September, 1949. shore just 21 few yards below where they sat. Green grass had slnperl down from the buildings to Dwindlin: hike shore fan-es student! admiring lnnuliwork ot' buildings and grounds men who spent part of summer till- ing SllI'lIlkiI1glJtlllliS with mlirt and grotesque tree ln':inr-hes ' ' 'ii ir' 'fm ... f...:.,..,,'. ,nfv'l'4w4 'Q .af !f'Y ' 1 ,PCLZ 5152.1 ' .f 9 I'!5- -Av ,f,.1a..5.11.,2ff1'!EA'!i,J?' 'KWSN

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For Administrators: New Neighbors For Athletes A New Home the luke. Those were the ilzlys when no one xvrn'1'iell uhout the St'll1Nll'S floating away. But, they worried now. In the suinnier, men from hnilrlings :intl groxiiicls hull deseendecl upon the shoreline :incl pzufliecl the hzuiks with szincl hugs. Then, higg mlinnp trnt-ks fillerl with leaves and mlirt and ln'ni1m'l1es :incl all manner of trash had eoine up one after the other ztncl tluinperl their lonils on his fuivo1'ite spring stnclyingzg spot. Vziguely, he hoped the sc-liool never would Hunt away, but he never zu-tuully voillcl helix-ve that his home might he water logged some slay. His thonglits clrifted on. He thought ot' all the new uilflit ions his senior year nt Northwestern had brought. First, there was the girl: he never hurl been pinnerl before. Skeleton of Mi-Huw Nlemoririllim-lill1olisegI,li:ii'ils llyvlu- Slllllllllll tlniing i f s I1lllCl1 Consternaition wln-n it was rlisc-ovi-ri-il that iloor opt-in-fl for lllll innii il ,ig 1 1 doors eloserl for Sllliill 1-Vents, 1-or-mls wen- foreeil to rm-liiifliiish ph- isini nl xx ltr lung in ill s pittm tl ig uns ni 1'- , '....'..-miJ1 ' .. 4' .Z .2 Ar:-Te. .f,-..- - W f