Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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' TABLE 0F coNTENTs Photo Essay ...................... Seniors Faculty And Administration Chronology Of The Year .... Underolassmen And Articles .... Advertisements ............ ..6 . 22 . 88 250 300

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maybe we, the people, aren't ready toy X The quiet horse and buggy of yester- day has been replaced by the roaring car, the screaming jet and the wailing train. The tedious jobs of yesterday have been replaced by such inventions as self-cleaning ovens, step-saving floor cleaners, and T.V. dinners. The quiet winding country back roads have been replaced by straight inter state highways which have been cut from the earth by bulldozers. A good part of each American city is taken up by the wide expanses of concrete called n'1ainthoroughfares. As the velocity of our style of life accel- erates, the pressure upon the people who live it increases, like the increas- ing G-force on an astronaut in an ac- celerating rocket. We begin to see that Qur world today is dedicated to speem