Illinois Wesleyan University - Wesleyana Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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4 , THE 1960 WE LEYA

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What ls Cut Image? Ice glistens on the sear leaves of a young oak tree in mid-winter and the distant shadow of Hedding Arch looms through the fog .... Every college and university reflects myriad images. Each student, faculty member, parent, alumnus, patron- or any outsider who is only a casual observer-has his unique idea of what Wesleyan is. 1960 marks the beginning of a new century of graduat- ing classes. This is a good time for us to examine Wesleyan and to attempt to discover the nature of the image she projects through her students. In The 1960 Wferleymzfz we have tried to probe beneath the surface of things-to get at the bottom of student thinking and living. As students we can find no solid answer, only hints and tendencies sometimes pulling in opposite directions. Each of us may hold in his mind a unique image of XWesleyan, but we have attempted to create a composite. The Present is not enough to consider. The Present is only the lens through which the image of the Past is pro- jected into the Futureg therefore we begin with the Past .... The 1960 Weyleyamz Staff 4