Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Individuals Who Scintillate at NU The Northwestern Syllabus this year takes pride in dedicating this yearbook to ten individuals. We have chosen these individuals not for ([uantity of activities, not for variety of activities alone, but for outstanding achievements, accomplish- ments and services in their particular fields. These are the individuals who scintillate, sparkle, and make themselves known; they are representative person- alities in the various fields of endeavor. Those of us who have been fortunate enough to know them, to work with them or to be able to say hello when passing them on the street have gained from their friendship and sincerity. Their personality and warmth have been their outstanding assets and we truly be- lieve that Northwestern is a better school because they have been here. One might predict that these individuals will someday be among the most prominent of NU ' s alums. Should they achieve outstanding professional success they will deserve the recognition they will receive. However, the staff of the 1962 Syllabus feels these in- dividuals have made a most sig- nificant contribution while in school and we therefore wish to pay hom- age and respect. There were many individuals to whom this recog- nition could ha ' e been given but we have narrowed the field down to ten. These ten are representa- tive of the student campus leaders of today and the community and civic leaders of tomorrow. As the years slip into decades and we think back on our undergraduate days these will be the individuals who will stand out. Leafing through the 1962 Syllabus we hope that these dedica- tion pages will recall warm and wonderful friendships. We hope our readers will want to think back many times to the grand and glorious — and so notor ious undergraduate days. May this dedication and the contribution these individuals have made inspire us throughout the days ahead. With pride and gratitude we dedicate this volume to these ten and to them we .say, Thank you for being you. May your personality continue to radiate throughout your lives with the same warmth it has enriched our student bodv. •WfWfPl .. IJMil l- A Mi:

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to Kay Anderson Lorelei and Dolphin Show kept Kay Anderson in the swim. ' Kay ' s viljrant personality has brought her executive positions on Model UN, Panhellenic and the Big-Little Sister Program. Varied activities have marked Kay Anderson ' s three years at Northwestern. As a junior, she is one of the outstanding young women on campus this year. Lorelei and the Dol- phin Show have taken a lot of her time as has participation on the executive board of Model United Nations. This year she was executive secretary of Model UN. Kay joined Lorelei Club as a freshman. That year she was also a member of the Class of ' 63 Council, co-chairman of refresh- ments committee for Freshman Carnival and one of the outstanding freshmen elected by her sorority, Alpha Phi. Her sophomore year, she was elected secretary of both Lorelei and Panhellenic and served on Model UN, the Dolphin Show cast and the Big Little Sister Program for the fall of 196L She was named Alpha Phi ' s Shi-Ai member her sophomore year. nnwia i J»— »