Wabash College - Wabash Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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Change, as good and as necessary as it may be, cannot be all desirable. Unique aspects ofthe Wabash environment must sometimes be sacrificed for uprogressf' But to say this is not to register disapproval, only the facts of the matter. Progress is necessary, even if it implies the selective pruning of that body of values which is 'Ctraditionf' Change means this process of selection and that is why 1965-66 is so important to those who guard traditionsjealously. A new Wabash is emerging, and its being was shaped more decisively in the past year than perhaps any other. ., iLgyfQ,2ff:i,5f4,g2:, . ,- - w ,-..l.g,3'L-m,L.,u3.. . L S-if. 9.11 'ff Vfifr, '- -. zuiiifagfxs. . A ' 3ta,i?'2y'3',V A Ei G . ., . ,XJ .ff . N x - fx -1- f1 '.f!Q?' f Qi' ET ff, '- if .N QQ,-I U, 542: f... 'f ' A V A fin ,MW Q. A . J . fi, ,au . prefs-s Jflq . .. . JW at 1-is if ' fs ' Q1 -,J si app 13,15 i--fizw .wi W, -4 -Cf! 3 ,221 1-H22-' ..- .,,,,,' f . .Ol .Ea gt-nag.-L . ggi 1-fwirv A - ?f?K1- - ' asf jp ffzr . 1-if-1.134 til' X . Q? . 'I V V, A 'M Q' I '.7.'.A' . , ' ' .. 'tix' qfive-.1-1:1 ', ,A YG ,..f, 1 ffl ifhiif- A if 2 , V c A, 1, 3 3 1, , - -I f-1-Xfnjib - ,- . - . - N .:...,w' TA' , .ln ,,!:.fiS3i',3j'?553r.,.5'ifi wig-i'.3',,:' Q., f.,?:4,:e. I, ,.

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