University of Massachusetts Lowell - Sojourn / Knoll Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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it fr it ENVIRONMENT About thy halls a song like fragrance hovers, The melody of days and hours we ' ve known Fond memory thy walls like ivy covers Which clings with tendrils green where it has grown. The years are short, the time is swift in flying; Too soon must come the day when classmates part, Thy memory dear, thy spirit still undying, Enshrined will glow in every loving heart. Mary Elaine Kiernan [12]

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OFF TO COLLEGE WALK — from north, south, east and west. . .from a long distance or just around the corner heavy clumsy hooks . . . hooked rugs, drums, turkish towels and gym suits . . . cold hands, nose and feet. . . TRAIN — 7:35 — Boston. . all aboard for Lowell. . but we can ' t go without Sally. . . a split-second arrival through the baggage car — puffing, panting. . . Tickets please . . .search through maze of pocketbook to get ticket. . .7:45 — West Medford. . sing- ing, laughing, talking. . .a little gossip, a little fact. . .a feeble attempt to study at the back of the car. . .7:55 — Winchester. . .More additions to the happy group. . . 8:00 — Woburn. . .Keith Academy boards the train... more noise, less studying... 8:30 — All out at Lowell. . .gathering up books, lunches, live animals, most anything for our science course . . . crowded aisles . . . seems as if everyone gets off at Lowell . . . hurrying to board awaiting bus. . .as we get off the bus someone is without a lunch, and we know that her favorite sandwiches are on their way to Concord. CAR — If we see a car full of jolly girls and the window sill covered with books, papers, and oranges we know it is on its way to Lowell Teachers College. A few of the sayings heard on this trip are : ' ' Who ' s taking up all the room? ' ' . . . ' ' someone ' s sitting on my lunch . . . my skirt and coat are accordion pleated . . . the first I knew about it . [14]