Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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THE GORE GYMNASIUM From your class you hurry to the Library to is a unity of interest and there arc bonds of fel- return a reserved book within the time limit, and lowship — we have become more truly one family. then you race oyer to the chapel assembly, where you take a back seat where you can think un- disturbed. Here you relax, soothed by the music and by the voice of someone reading. Soon you arc listening, for the words of the speaker were chosen for you alone, or for others like you. Somehow the crisis lias drawn all of the College more closely together, you reflect, and given a new significance to assemblies like this. There and here we meet for family prayers, missing the members of the circle who arc absent, and reflecting, wondering, hoping, praying. The last organ note fades away, and suddenly you remember that there was a question about your physical education credit. You rush over to Gore Gymnasium to sec Coach Phil. All clear! And now — it is time for lunch. THE BAPTIST CHURCH SIMMON ' S DORMITORY

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moment, and soon you arc reassured: if you are called into the service you will get full credit for the courses which you arc taking and will receive your diploma. You would like to sit and talk longer, but you see that some our else is standing in the outer door waiting, and besides there goes that bell again, calling you to your next class. Down tlie hall and to the right you enter one of the two doors labeled Registrar — just to make sure that you are going to get the diploma for which you have paid in toil and rash. A little Ki.i.iott B. Eari Bursar door is opened for you into the enclosure of the stair, and you are conducted into the private of- fice, where the Registrar receives you genially. While be is pulling out a photostatic ropy of your four years ' record, you wonder that one could have managed this office with its endless stream of records for eighteen years and still appear so youthful. But then you reflect that it is worry and not work that ages, and here is one whose highly efficient system of keeping the records and maintaining the standards may worry others at tunes hut never himself. Yes. your record is all clear thus far— a good record, and you will gel through if everything comes out all right this term. Daniel li. Bryan Bean of Liberal Arts Grady S. Patterson Registrar x4 -, -, -A - - ■ •

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WOMEN ' S ADMINISTRATION Lois Johnson Dean of Women Do you have a problem to be solved in an unknown tongue? Any question about modern foreign languages? Sue Dean Lois Johnson. The men of the department have ail gone to war and will not come back until it ' s over over there. Are you planning a social evening at the Community Center or elsewhere? See Dean Johnson. Are you down on your courses? Been playing about too much when you should have been working? If you are a co-ed, see Dean Johnson right away before she sees you. Homesick? Lost your best friend? Lost your purse or lipstick? See Dean Johnson. Wish to know why the transition to co-education at Wake Forest has been so smooth and easy, and is here to stay? See Dean Lois Johnson— above the rotunda in Wait Hall, second door, right. BOSTWICK HALL