Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Cherubs see games at VVrigley field as guests of the Chicago Cubs. From their seats in the press gallery, they can see every play perfectly. Believing that practice makes perfect, music stu- dents spend many hours with their instruments. High school students in the technological division of the institute find Z1 cutaway truck engine intricate indeed during part of their summer studies. Z9

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Even High School Students Stud Here A romp in the cold waters of Lake Michigan feels refreshing after a long day in stuffy classrooms. 28 High school students become a part of Northwestern each summer as Cherubs,' come to campus for the National High School institute. Rugged are the six Weeks of work and special training in the fields of music, speech, journalism, and technology which these special students must go through. About 41-50 students between the junior and senior years in high school attend sessions in their particular Helds. Trips to various Chicago places of interest provide pleasure along with work. lf' .1 5 Floyd Arpan directs the work of journalism Cherubs during thc long Writing sessions. S vcech Cherubs racticc bv l P . taking part in many plays.

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Movin into a stran e dorm means lu fin heavv suitcases u endless g gb E . flights of stairs and seeing Z1 new home for the first time. Mass Chaos, Rush Mean The existence of chaos and crowds of milling people with puzzled ex- pressions on their faces means the start of another New Student week. Any student entering Nl' for the first time in the fall finds the day too short for all of the unpacking, physical examinations, convocations and meetings he must attend. To zitltl to the confusion, the Greek-letter organizations begin Rush week at the same time. Problems such as closets that are just too small, which bed and desk to choose, and getting to know a roommate face all freshmen. .-X sign hung over the Scott Hall door and crowds of milling people mean only one thing, another New Student week has begun. Fall quarter is almost here.