Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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' W'atcrmclonS, courtesy of SCXXI ' Autographs, COLAI'tCSy of Nlr, Vanderbilt ' Not so lastg Il'lCI'Cl5 a governor on the campus ' Nice girls do paint-thcjinx ' House of Vklittclbach and Clan lw4acGrcg,or ' The faculty has a linc party ' lvl. Duprc and lX4argucritcfVivc les arts! xc Ch Well, just once a year, tlweylre mucli milder tlwan a generation ago wlwen one pledge climbed up and cliiselecl tl'1e otl time plaque over our lweadsfx 4: u Must liave been a Belle-l.ettre. If it Weren,t For tlie kidnapping ol W Us petritied Football once in a Wliile, lid actually Worry about tlwemf' And so lite goes on, even tliougli many a pledge questions tlie advantage ol it. Page I3

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does in Four years on this campus is the reply of the second trumpet to the challenge of the First. ulixtremely poetic-but true, granted the matter-ol-fact pillar, ancl a great craclc ran the length ol its outer clignity. Qui Seven-thirty on a clear September morning ancl a girl, her hands lull of small vvhite envelopes, l coming up the steps. y i H L-lo be, or not to be-that is the questionf N murmured the poetic pillar, at whose base a copy of Shakespeare had once been forgotten. 'Those envelopes are rush invitations, you know what that means. Ah, yes-girls in whispering tatleta, Flovvers at their throats-' HGirls in whispering circles, hearts at their throats, brother actives on their Feet- i l'layracl4 rides, teas, lormals--H Ul:lour and Limburger cheese on us the night ol initiationln ' Freshman masterpiece: the S . ' Two Builder presidents at the Mound. Page 12

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--iv- -v--- - - Qctober came, and Southwestern played host to Governor Ratner and the charming First Lady of Kansas. Pigskin once again became fashion's favorite, and football shoulders car- ried lots of weight in co-eds' choices. The WAA girls added new life to the original nine of the Jinx on 77 'wapieagaaiiagi ance taA1maMamanaaarQ-agen. with 5 new fall Coat of black and white. Paging lVlrs. Astor's horse: Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. brought his trailer de luxe to town and lectured on the international situation. Six-weeks exams and bitter reality struclc, while Truth reared its ugly head. Long-delayed letters home were written to explain about grading on the curve. Then to the faculty reception, where the profs who had just lcilled all Fond hopes began butchering students' names. GXED Do you l4now what day this is? aslced the south pillar. lt isn't the Fourth of July, and Christmas comes but once a year-N ' Homecoming Parade' ' Strike up the hand! Sophomores lead SC onward ' We-Wi-Wofni first prize! ' Bloss does look sweet upon both seat .,' I . - ' r lvfji' ' 1 4 f Page14 ,, ' ' Q . LJ .g,, ' ' .- K 4 4