Wabash College - Wabash Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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Chapel... ea traditional assembly hall In spite of recent improvements the Chapel, with its reverent simplicity, remains the most a impressive building on campus. Many spe- cial programs were presented throughout the year in addition to the regular chapel meet- ings. Although some sturdy hearts were still “ “categorically opposed,” the Ekklesia met by compulsion every Monday and Thursday. The programs offered quite a variety of talent and, with a few memorable exceptions, were well received.

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Yandes Library... future auditorium As the plans for a new, modern library crystallized, old Yandes Library served the Wabash community with its usual efficiency. The traditional crowds of students vying for reserve books the night before an exam kept the staff busy. Second semester term papers drove many freshmen to these hallowed halls with “new and “perplexing” problems. The Sons of Rembrandt, using the second floor facilities, once again provided ar- tistic distractions for Monday and Wed- nesday afternoon scholars.