Wabash College - Wabash Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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900 875 85 i) 82 Or 80) = 1} On 750 ANNUAL ENROLLMENT 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 | | | j f Statistics courtesy of the Registrar | q ‘on™

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: IF (with apologies to R. Kipling) If you can devour paper upon paper and read 700 pages a week, When all about you are getting out, If you can run the race against the rising tide of due dates While those (ugh) others study as the mood motivates, If you can qualify, intellectualize, and theorize, Without realizing that a grade by any other school afaik just as sweet If you can confront a woman less than once a week And be unconcerned about deep thought and If you can drive and drive for a date And care not about the pinch on the pur If you can cruise the Burger Chef and or bar: And withstand the slings and arrows of ou bitions, | And cast yourself unselfishly u If you can wholeheartedly leap int And always fight, If you can prove your prowess in And earn your cloak of accept If you can do all this and maintain a B To keep your scholarship, If you can borrow from parents and th And can spend five years paying off, Then yours is the Wabash experience And you, sir, are a Caveme n.

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Wabash, because of its limited enrollment, is often forced to com- pete against teams representing much larger schools. But then, the history of Wabash athletics is a brilliant record of glorious victories by a small middle western college over the best teams of the country. Of course, there have been defeats, but the spirit and determination that won for us the title “Little Giants” is still present, and no ereater praise can be given athletes than to say that “WABASH AL- WAYS FIGHTS.”