Wabash College - Wabash Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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jibe “BACK HOME AGAIN IN INDIANA” With mixed emotions of anx- iety and grief—anxiety for the new freshman, and grief for the indoctrinated upper classmen— ger ee z 2 the summer came to an end, and Cavemen from all over the coun- try reconvened in Crawfords- ville. With his summer earn- ings, the Wabash man purchased his new fall wardrobe for school —a new pair of Levis and two T-shirts. The fraternities read- ied themselves for the big first- week game hunt, and the cosmic campus was once again teeming 5 with excitement.

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SS=CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION pg. 30 ACTIVITIES pg. 66 RESIDENCES — pg. 126 ©

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“TELL ME A STORY” The first few days on campus were spent in registration for fall classes. The usual bribes to have birth dates advanced on the I.D.’s were offered to the photographer. Many upperclass- men found that what they say about your later years of college life is not true, and the eight o'clock classes were filled with enthusiastic scholars. The fresh- men were commenting on how nice all the fellows on campus were, and their parents were puzzled by the contradictory let- ters which began to arrive a few weeks later.