Wabash College - Wabash Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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1957 IN THE WABASH TRADITION Wabash has maintained its all men's environment and lib- eral arts curriculum since its founding. The founders of the college believed that the source of all knowledge lay in the broad perspective. The success of Wabash graduates in all fields is ample witness to the wisdom of that philosophy. Wabash College produces men of intellectual honesty, ca- pable of dealing with the problems of their college days and later life. This is due, in part, to the small size and close faculty- student relationship. The Wabash man looks to his professors for aid and guidance, personal and academic. The professor is an entity at Wabash. He is as approachable as a classmate, as understanding as a parent. This, then, is the legacy of Wabash College to its under- graduate. This sets him apart from a college man and makes of him a Wabash man. The past is not history to himg it is a part of him.

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