University of Notre Dame - Dome Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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V - . Wxz (jTweutg jBome p ss nymn j6iITm for Her Ladyship, The Future, Glimpses Notre Dame Dame Future, with twenty summers and as many winters perched gayly on her shoulders, stepped blithely from the ole Hill ear — the same tinder box on four wheels that the N. D. stewdents of 1920 were wont to rollie in. As she glanced about, her eyes fell with a dull thud upon a beautiful residence hall, erected on the spot where of yore the corn-fields were. Ah, methinks, soliloquized the damsel, this must be Old Students Hall. What a wonderful place it is — and how they needed it when Papa Past was here! She strode with Seven Leg- stride across the campus in the direction of old Cartier Field, and there a fine, new gymnasium met her gaze with forceful impact. Magni- fique! quoth La Belle Future, and turning squarely in her tracks she circled the lake at a brisk trot. Half way around she ran into the Scholastieate, a building about nineteen years of age, wherein the potential Presidents of Notre Dame were sheltered. Passing out the back door, milady Future continued her mad gallop around the lake. At the door of the church she came to an abrupt halt, but she did not go in — instead she rolled her optics towards the place where Sorin erstwhile stood. Catching the optics on the rebound, she saw that a new hall — more beautiful and alluring even that Sorin — had replaced the old Senior Skivers ' Quarters. Grief gnawed at her heart, but her heart was tough, and she proceeded without tears to look for the Greek S0 17