College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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EDITORI Because we are not witty, Because we have no jokes, Because we print no stories That please you funny folks, A Lt -g t N533 gy! mp, J 3 You sigh and groan and grumble, And Hing us on the shelf. Moral: Gentle Reader, Just write something yourself, J dont mean anythmg personal by the E'aSS:f7E.jE?E:'9 y . if out ' it Q5 D' H . . . above l1ttle poem. It lS Just a gen- 'C' .9 Q 1 hnlFM1QW eral statement but if the shoe lits, buy it. Editing an Index is not an odd job that can be done some Saturday afternoon or some Sunday morning before chapel. It is a year's worlc and requires time, worry and money. The lirst two of these have been gen- ' 8 erously' contributed by the index Board and we ask you to come up with the third. fll.We have tried to malce the 1911 index the best. We have tried as tar as possible to malce it a bool: by the Juniors yet one having an interest for all. The bull: of the worlr has been done by the Juniors, yet we feel that the whole school has been represented and hence should be interested.

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progress slowly and surely than by lits and starts. fllwooster has been thru hard struggles. She has seen stirring times. We have fought for and won our endowment. We have gained a Greater Wooster and agreater Wooster spirit. These things have actually been accomplished and Wooster has now, so to speak, struck her pace. What We want from now on is a good steady increase in attendance and interest, a re- liable and firm reputation in scholarship and an honorable and clean name in athletics. The past -'Mi year has marked the beginning of this and we feel it has come to stay. Wooster is like a great steamer that has been launched and fitted out and has had some diliiculty in getting out of the harbor and under full steam. But now all is in order and she is plowing her way steadily and powerfully onward thru all weathers. We hope sheill take on the new gymnasium and then Bon Voyage, Old Wooster! May nothing ever check your progress ln s as 4- i ff I

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According to whether this interest is great or Sfflavll II1dCX be 3 SUCCCSS OI' 3 liailllfe. its reputation as usual rests with the Those who have contributed to it will no doubt students. lind' some good in it. We hope that the others will do likewise. Be to its virtues very kind, A Be to its faults a little blind. Colville and fll.We wish to thank Miss Helen Mr. Nlishler for their clever pen and ink work, Mr. Collier, Mr. Dawson and the engravers for their careful and conscientious labor, and the business men of Wooster and the vicinity for their financial support. 'We owe a great deal of the success of the book to the efforts of the above loyal friends. If you are satisfied with The index give us your money. If you are not, keep it to yourself. 1911 S 'Wt ' 'iii c. 'f il