Wabash College - Wabash Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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Campus Leaders nys who have held major publications posts, have been presidents rious organizations, or have in some other way distinguished them- s year. l , tegral part of Wabash. Twelve of 1939 - ready, after four years of labor here, to seek their Way from these classic halls. Administration of Trustees officers of the College, and members of the faculty, p Seniors Underelassmen Sophomores, and Freshmen are hot on the trail of becoming taking their seats in the front part of the chapel.

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FIIREWII We of the staif are edition of please you this - the Wabash, staff, 4 cooperation of the the ter- of success is achieved by this ue to several helpers of the staff. The Board of Publications and Dick Banta proved most coopera- tiveg the Senior Council made the volume possible by its most gracious allotment to the Wabash fund. George McGinnis of the Grubb Engraving Company is responsible for many of the trends in composition, and Red Howell made a long year much more agree- able with his splendid help. To the Seniors we wish the best of luck, with the hope that they never forget their Alma Mater.

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Athletics These are the boys who make up our teams. They are lighting not always winning teams, and Wabash is proud of them. Activities Extra-curricular activities are important parts of a liberal arts they combine to present a better picture of life at Wabash. Fraternities Seven national fraternities have chapters on the Wabash independent men are combined into the efficient Association of Men. Features This book would not be complete Without this section. All taken by Wabash men, and show some of the high-lights of a W Tbirfeen -1: Tris F-1