College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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WITH FIHMNESS IN THE HIGHT lt takes a strong soul to control a chaos, and the war has brought a chaos to the Wooster campus. When Mars is in the ascendancy, disintegration rides the wind. In this whirl of emo- tional and intellectual confusion, the silver-haired figure of Prexy appears to give the student encouragement ond inspira- tion. He faces the paradox without failing. On one day he gives a farewell blessing to some embryonic soldier, sailor, or marine, on the next, he encourages some wondering student to continue his formal education, for well he knows this is not hypocrisy, this is life. Leaning on the Bible, bringing forth the words from his memory and from his heart, he seems to say to each of us: With firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in. . . DURING THE BOOK CAMPAIGN Prexy FROM THE HALLS OF MONTEZUMA- contributed fifty volumes for the amuse President Wlshurt here bids farewell to ment of men in service He IS pictured M 'e enhsfees PUd9e Hole ond Dick with campaigners, Ruth Conover and Bill Gernert Lytle.

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Yesherduy ii' was inspiving fm recaii fha? Pm-exy 'embodied ul!! The swfaefness and High? Want churucverize fthe Woos?ef iwradiwon. Today what recoUNeci'iv:m is sfill inspir mg, bun? equmlliy reassuring is Hee Qhouxghi' ilfiwif Prexy embodies mi! We courage and Sforthifrudee in Mme SAcoQc5n-irish i'mdN'ion.