College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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ET the real Wooster that was and is will never change. Wooster is a grow- ing spirit, hazy and intangible as the morning mist. It is sensed in the timelessness of the rock, in the peaeefulness of the chapel. It is found in the corridors of Kaulce, in the bleachers of the stadium. It is embodied in the jigure of Prexy. We inherit this spirit, and we will always remember it as Traditionally Yours.

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Tllw 1943 We, the Class of '44, realize the part that tradition plays in our daily lives. Perhaps we realize it even more now, as we see the rapid and overwhelming changes that have been made on the campus, as we see time-old customs fading away. Yet, we know that it would be impossible to separate tradition from Wooster, for the very spirit that pervades the hill is steeped in it. ln the 1943 INDEX we have tried to capture this uniqueness of Wooster by dividing the college life into five sections, and introducing each with a traditional activity. The scenic shots in the beginning were chosen to represent the places which are the nuclei of campus traditions. The influence of the war and recent changes have been reviewed in the last section, Recently Yours.