Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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edication The little man with the rosy cheeks and smiling eyes stamped the snow from his galoshes and opened the door of his oilice. It said in big red letters, Fire Escape. The benevolent ruler of this domain is Dr. Walter B. Rideout, assistant professor of English and champion of the undergraduate. A native of Maine, Dr. Rideout attended Colby College and Harvard University graduate school. His thesis is being published this fall under the title, The Radical Novel in the United States. Well-known to the campus as faculty advisor to Mortar Board and to freshman and sophomore liberal arts students, Dr. Rideout is a popular dinner guest and party chaperone. He enjoys attending student functions for the same reason that he likes to teach freshman English-because it gives him an opportunity to get to know his students. I am constantly amazed at how poised undergraduates are, he remarked. I was always spilling the coffee. And so, to this man we are proud to dedicate our Sylla- bus of 1956--to a man whose genuine interest in his students has won their respect. The measure of his success is their friendship. And as a final tribute, we offer the remark of an admiring freshman who said, I'd rather go to one of his lectures than to a movie. So would we, Dr. Rideout.

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because We have been a part of them. Another day will dawn for us - a different kind of day - and we will rise prepared to meet it. The things that are important we shall not lose with time. Our life here may be only pictures in a book-half-forgotten snapshots of things that once seemed vital. But the bright-edged memory of being here will not tarnish, nor will the meaning of it- the reason that we came. The sun rises from its trails of sleepy mist. A sudden breath of morning rustles the waiting trees, turns the mirror- like water into a thousand quick heartbeats of day. An- other year, beginning . . . E it . .l , f? T L.4.1 f - V' XZ .,- W I-Z,-I 'Iv 4 :J-17 4 V r 1 ,,-A -. -, M y ,,,, S, W onte Introduction . . Spring .... Activities . . . Religion . . Military . . . Sports Summer.. .. . Activities . . . . . . Pall ....... . . Activities ......... Women's Housing. . Men's Housing ..... Sports ....... . . Wmter ....... .. . Administration .... Sports .... . . . Activities . . . . . . Seniors ......... . . . and Honoraries Advertising. . . . . . and Index I .,y.. s-9 5 Nh 'l 1, M , f t . f if is N ' M 74- 4,51 4 1 'lv fu -1' if 'Q2.f3ff' ' 'V ' 7 ' 4: Us it if K ,Q , .Y A M ff 'AX' 1 ' i .i. L? is 1 3, .I ' I r 5.1-1 75 sfffff - . , Q-lily..- . 5 6 f f 023 I 7-'J N Q I Wi ' J 1 ' fl 1 ,Ulu- 3, 1 X MN if is ' 1 '.-. f f ' ix -+ 7-5 iff A iii , ,l ,Q - 531. gl I, I .-.. , i pw' 131 1-, ff firm, - . f fi, 1-'Je 53 't '5T r' fffmy, , i'fs.:'f t. 111f?h.re2:'f wffffai- v-' ,LQ 55 , 'f'gi: if 72 - , ', 1' -Qin , 22.55 zz-Q.:I'i,-1'-Q5gv,.7jY,'Y ' if W ,.qG',f.nV.:Aj, X -Mig, i ,-,jgj :JH ,Ty A . ayffvi-Q. ,. f' -g ff .. '::v.i- f - 4211: 'I .f z P15213 ' gf f gi ' t 'friifglff J KJ!-kv v1 .i'1i1. 5' M Z1 tv. fin' 'Hi.'E26 '7 f W i' A215341 rl' , ' 'zlww 'Y- .1? 5'jg'i:?s T-'Q I w fsris eff ' J' 1 5 2 ,P -5 ' 7',,di5iV1i'3'fi:'. .:.1,5-ge, H. Q. Q 1 i - ' il .Q ' - ab' - 11114-pf? 1 Ziyi ' mmm ,, .,.f:f 5x:. ' ,.-irrff-'1'2'i'Lf'e - 1 . .' 7 551532 qr32f32.2..h 5 ,gf f,.,55'?5?f5 f5s2 .- .,g:,.,,,w.,,i . ,. 4 ' ra rw - , ' W Q H155 , Q ,' L,-A if fi M A fiztlgg lik 'YV 4,-X1 Gr qw, Q, K XX igvsfv wry ss e ggi' 1 at fm ffsiefc' Faq, 3, ki 'W K Y V ...,,,,,.,,,,1 ,-..s.,.,..,H-v . ,.-.,v..-.t ,N y ...K 'Y EMI ' .Ta-'1 . W Qiivfig-'H ' TA . , A W ,-, -. gl -I , ,.Lg,..:.:, 'Q ff . .r .. 1 ' ' ' Z.: . fx ' .P grief: - 1-V ' -- 'fs-'tif :' .,I.:lf.Q? r. . ' 'g':.' 9 2' - -A-yah... QP ' ' ' ,if -,' H . 1- QjEQ'f,teFf'x , ' I 'PH 'F .ff it . a. , .sri-ii 15:41. J, fs . we , 1-Qiff-,ff3! lx ' , - f4'ff,,f:' -J f .,4A1',-as . .., a, :a ... : v - ' A-yer: .gh .aa if'1,f w, P' ., v'fff'f ' ' A -v-k1 1:Sq-.-rv Y'ffL'..291 wwf ,f-li: n,- A ,.. rx- x T Mn, .-u-,- IM1, '- g.-clgvjfi -,gg 1 . a t tg- 'f'kif'f . -.- -. 2, - 7 V . gg I , ,.- h x ' NA w. i D