Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Memories Linger Through Northwestern has hundreds of students who help to make this the very special university that it is today. These are the fraternity brothers whose friendship we will cherish for many years to come. The sorority pledge mother who fixed us up with countless dates can ' t be forgotten. We remember the room- mates from our freshmen year who were just as scared as we were but somehow- managed to help us through those first months of college life. The girls we dated, the quiet walks on campus, the bull sessions in the dorm lounge w-ill be memories that will live long after gradua- tion. For many f)f us our years at Northwestern gave us the very first exposure we had to students of different faiths and backgrounds. Sundays at Uni- versity Chapel seemed dif- ferent from the comfortable familiar churches we were ac- customed to at home, but as the student days continued we soon found the same warmth and comfort at Lutkin that our home town pastors had in- voked. The spirit and enthusiasm of the first Big Ten Football game introduced many of us to daytime football and here again we felt we belonged on the North- western campus. The parties, the all-night cram sessions and the lectures we slept through take on a new perspective as we look back over the year. To Northwestern we came. Some of us arrived as the Greenest of the new freshmen, and as the days and weeks slipped by we grew in knowledge and understanding. Our education didn ' t stop when we left the classrooms but continued on throughout our days and years at Northwestern. The days slipped into weeks and months and be- fore we knew it another year was over — a year of growth and inspiration. 18

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layCoun, i With a sincere iiiterest in NorthHestern and her students, Mrs. Wallwork has won a place in the hearts of many undergraduates. Dedicated to Jane Wallwork A smile for everyone and greeting by name for frequenters of Scott Hall second floor have made Mrs. Jane Wallwork one of the students ' favorite of all administrative em- ployees. After 7 years ti member of the Northwestern staff, Mrs. Wallwork knows more about Northwestern than almost any student and most of her fellow employees. Her warmth and graciousness have won her a spot in the hearts of all the students. Dozens of us are fortunate enough to know her by name, but countless others count her among their friends and refer to her as that wonderful lady at the Scott Hall information desk. Her sincere interest in our activities and achievements and gentle counseling in times of distress have made her one of us. Mrs. Wallwork ' s dedication and devotion will long be remembered by thousands of NU grads. Beginning work at Northwestern in May of 1954, Mrs. Wallwork has answered ((iiestions and given advice and encouriigement to many. 17

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m? lur Days atN.U. Northwesterii ' s pretty Pep Commissioners Judy Robinson and l ynn Hobberson cheer the Wildcats on the gridiron at a Saturday afternoon Big Ten fooball game in Dyche Stadium in Evanston. A quiet fire and the softly sung fraternity sweetheart songs give warmth to a relaxed date on a frosty winter evening. 19