College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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317:72 8s'lZ78G'l'5' IZ' 893112911213 Tedious hours of registration climaxed by visit to treasurer's office . , . indignation expressed with each rise of expenses . . . deans' cards pro- ducing wild variety of speculation . . . Life magazines easing the tenseness of waiting . . . frantic rush to obtain permissions before office closes Saturday noon . . . peek at the bulletin board to see latest news pictures . . . respectful greetings to those of the High Command who pass in the halls of Galpin. lulie Carson and Art Palmer have informal tall-1 with Presi- dent Lowry. Below is typical scene at treas- urer's cffice as quarterly bills come due. Galpin Hall, administrative build- ing, is pictured on page thirteen.

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it mi 56 JS... Q Readin', ritin', and 'rithmetic have long been growing up until JN b today there are numerous and varied subjects in the curriculum 7, f ' . . . assignments and more assignments: then the shock of the y 3 :N . first grades . . . discovery that college professors are frequently 'laik E- ' N X as represented by radio comedians . . . possibility of escape from boring class offered by fire drill . . . notes margined by 2 f elaborate doodlings . . . finals set fear in hearts of all students- , Q even Phi Betes . . . wistful lingering on sunny quad between ' Q '.- classes as spring gives the campus new vigor . . . urge to cut sill crescendos with call to the Shack by buddies . . . self-satisfac- Xe' tion touched with martyrdom after day of intensive study. Below, students disperse after chapel hour. Col- lege Library is shown on page fifteen. tv X .Q 5 .. N it 2 ,G ffm.-, , . ,X .r i nm Q X s 4-f,zJ'Efiv . :wg if X U tt 1... i ,,y,, .QI N 9