College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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t f l. l 2 ggi l F ' 'X gil' 133' 2 6' 0 I2 ,J j v l it Q 6 li 1 9 7 ' i Y ,N g x , Y , gl Q , ,I ll The Time Has Come, the Seniors Say. Classes may be decimated by lanuary graduations, draft calls, and wedding bf-llza. hut the class oi '45 carries on replacing quantity with quality. The St-nzors tullilled their time-honored place as the eldest and wisest of the Wooster family lighting the dreary days of the freshmen with their august smiles, The Shack became the poor man's Stork Club, a center of senior nicht lite. '-'-'hile others danced in the Union and thought of the prom that mnczhi have been. The chill correctness of Babcock which greeted the new if-:tantra in the tall was shattered under an onslaught of GI mail calls, pre- elm-tzozr hull sessions in the smoker. and midnight snacks in the pantry. Claftftt-rs. 1-specially the nasty first hours beginning at 7:50 this year, seemed to tx- a hit thin in senior patronage. Nancy Helm was elected alumni scribe an charm' ol keeping classmates caught up on one another. As the almost- alumni rest:-ci on their laurels, they tried to feel comfortable in cap and gown and tvvzan to wonder about the cruel, cold world outside. So, like all sw-nzozra iwfore them. they wound up their final year, and practised saying f:ood-bye to Vlooster. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS d nl, Icnet Reid, Treasurer: Ed BeuUY' Walsall Ruth Coover, Secretary, and Mafqmel Vice-President, lf 4 Lucy Lexii Virgin Cle E Dc D Eflglit