College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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MxMMxMM V: 7170 student vote elected Wylene Young as Woosteris sixth Homecoming queen. She was escorted by Dick Campbell. Visits of notables made October important. Dr. E. Stanley Jones, Mrs. Clarence Day, and Jeanne Crain gave campus routine pleasant diversion. ' Kauke was dressed up for the band concert FIRST SEMESTER llllTH FIRE WEEH Again the start of a new school year. The freshmen gathered on September 13, for freshmen orientation. Many upperclassmen returned earlier than necessary, some eager to tell of the summeris adventures, some glad to be back among friends after a boring summer, some anxious to start school before their draft notices caught up with them. F reshmen struggled with college courses and the necessary studying. Sophomores found the studying a little easier. Juniors finally started their own independent studv and found it just as difficult as they had been told but had refused to believe. Etehaors were calloused t0 the whole affair and tried to take evervthing in r1 e. . Scelally the year started quickly, with the freshmen mixer, and then the more formal S.C.C. Dance. Each big brother hoped his little brother would get h1s own date; each big sister hoped her little sister would have a date. One Of the-blg dances of the year, Homecomino, came October 20- Fellews were hes1tant, girls hopeful. It was followed 3 week later bv the Sadle Hawkins Dance. Girls were hesitant, fellows hopeful. . Since thls year was the fiftieth anniversary of the fire. there were several spec1al occasmns that were distinctive. The Symposium on Twentieth Cen- 7 9 ' tury Concepts of Man 9 gave an Intellectual boost to students and facultv members. .