University of Pittsburgh - Owl Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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THE LAY O F THE paw® , U4.UMFW CAHFrTW u«u wHitcm a ow CMUON ZFHfU« KAKTUKM OMiFEN JUH KALWAKY !w£l«ttANl Horn o« QHomr tw CO S« S VAN OWL 1MO a y v t ay in which you will find the chief campus news events and personalities of the year burlesqued in a spirit of good, clean fun. The outstanding piece of news was the trustee-investigation of the University; therefore, the top-hatted, bearded little men crawling all over the place. The Duquesne mob invasion of the campus, the sororities' futile attempt to clean up politics, the football team's flight to Seattle, and the elimination of hockey from the sports program comprise some of the episodes which might need clarification. Any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. (The captions speak for themselves.)

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ALL WORK AND NO PLAY Pclly and Peter didn't get through all these years without meeting up with those three floors known as Libraries, ''cram-halls,” or what have you. We see them here exuding an almost ethereal radiance as they wear our an elbow or two on the sturdy study tables of the Reference Room. Can this be the same irresponsible couple that flit around the eighth and twelfth floors respectively live days each week? Comes examinations and an unnatural calm settles over the Cathedral, all elevators point for the fifth floor, the birds cease to sing, the grass grows longer, and Polly and Peter hit the books.”