Trinity College - Ivy Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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bills, conferences. The chatter and laugh- tcrAall excitement. Greetings. Groups in the Commons. Groups in the cafeteria. Groups in the library. Groups every- where-everyone talking at onceg joking. dinners, meetings. Freshmen being eX- posed to English Ag wilting under the dean's masterful sarcasm. Matriculation .... The freshmen sol- laughing, shouting. The first day of classes --the shock of the sudden plunge into work. The usual indignancy about the first extensive assignments. Rusty minds being liinbered-painfully. Freshmen walking around in a daze. Freshmen buying at the Union-athletic equipment, pencils, paper, ink, notebooks. Freshmen being bulldozed by zealous fraternity men-luncheons, I 13 emn and awedg the faculty bored and rest- less. Chapel service. The endless file to the big book. The quavering signatures. The feeling of oneness, of being a part of the college. And study . . . the thorn in the rosey the bitter among the sweet. New books, second hand books. The book store selling l lv

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and l'l'l'll lllIf0 Um lhircl gl'1H'Tfl'ffllTb lifeless. Amherst fans gloatingg Trinity fans puzzled, disappointed. General opinion: that the Trinity players were off. So the defeat is attributed to the vicissi- tudes of sport. In addition to the loss- Pete Rihl and Jack Carey badly hurt. Pete spending several days on his back, several weeks in a plaster cast. Jack out for the remainder of the season. Then a little social life . . . the Senate dance. Informal, both in dress and de- meanor. Everybody relaxed and friendly. Bernie Solyn's Knights of Trinity on the bandstand. The music-smooth and pro- voking-surprisingly good. flloonlight Serenaflc, T0 You, Oli, You Crazy flloon. I 15 Yvomen galoreg nice, too. Many a tetc- 51-tete. Punch: the watered blood of Mc- Fall. Push and be pushed! the maxim on the dance Hoor. Once in a while a good dancer. The athletes, minor gods, receiving due homage from admiring females. Much fun enjoyed by all. Good Night S-wcetliffart at oneg then to the eateries. Perhaps a drive through the night. Faces half lit by the momentary glow of cigarettes. Quiet talk, voices drowsy, contented. Or perhaps no talk. Just the night and the hum of tires on the road, And the headlights shooting out in the darkness, the dust particles caught in the glare. Occasionally the rush- ing sound of a passing car. Then good night and hack to the room. Sleep. l