Wabash College - Wabash Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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if there is a theme he oid and the new. W bash annuais, as the With the bash cohege, t ff fifty years of a arance in 1890. ' ht years of Wa an for this book, it is Wa- This spring marks o first made its appe efforts of one hundred and eig bash men behind us, we shouid at feast giye occasionai giance into the pastfoid buiidings, oid facuity, oid teamsfin order that we may reciate the Wabash of i940. departure from the usuai ' is an added better app e is any uais, it to portray if ther der in Wabash ann oiiege iife, an attempt or emphasis on c bv ?ii,'1X, g , xy pq 523 333 I xx snapshots the Wabash of today, and to give rather informai story of the men beneath ay . f r its cooperationg to Gien Mor- a the Scariet sw 'Y the student body o ' h tographic editor, hotographers for ' iariy o aye Barnhiii, p o he other amateur p e staff are particu is of G. Ys. D row and t ' we of th e NfcGinn boohg to their work, gratefui. Pxiso to Georg Grubb ESL Co., the engrayers of the Red and Goody of Howeii-GoodwinYrint- ing Co.g to the staff at Hirshburg's Studiog and to Sac Ochiitree of S. K. Smith Co., who made the coyersg the staff owes the finai production of the booh and most of its success. Dick Ysis tine , Editor .

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mi-lwinam 'N QL. From the day in 1832, when after their first meeting the founders knelt in the snow, until this one-hundred-eighth year of Wabash life, each col- lege class has added a share to the story of Wabash. During the early years, no true student history was set down, but for fifty years, since 1890, the annual story has been recorded in a yearbook, first called, The Ouiatenon, and later, The Wabash. Now another staff presents in book form a few of the highlights, achievements, and incidents of the year, with the hope that The Wabash, 1940, will recall memories to be enjoyed now and When college days are past .

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