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

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ANNUAL WINSTON PILGRIMAGE Winsldii-Salprn! l!e niilda! These are names tlial spell topia for Wake Forest students. Juniors and seniors are hardened to the fact that they will never attend the ' Hijnder mIi(.,,I. ' hul the soph knows he ' ll have a year there, while ihi ' frovh is assured he will spiMid at least two vears there. To kee]) the two names hefore the students and to famil- iarize them with the new campus, the administration has arned a secret — mass migration to Winston-.Salem once a year. 19.54 was no exception. One bright October the student body boarded a long line of Greyhound busses and journeyed toward Camel land. ADMIRING SPECTATORS VIEW THE BARE SKELETON OF A FUTURE WAKE FOREST COLLEGE BUILDING.

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wm ' LET ' S SEE. FILL OUT THE FIRST TEN SLIPS AND PROCEED TO STATION 2. THERE YOU STAND IN LINE FOR. Duhhh . . . what have I k mii.I .l. rM ? I sin I up tukf twelve 1juui . . luyl)e I euul.l .h.i|, ;, e.mrse. A he:i • ic.ii Tii.iii (■nmse.s ' I ,|i,|ii ' ( h:iiiI ii, Perplexity thy name i luKislratii I.Jil.l lllighl I.e l.a.l ly lie;, nil ■ ' Wliri, I liiHsh llirsr |,:,|,rl ul,;,l ,1,, I (1,

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GIVES EVERYONE FREE CUTS Activities of the day renlerefl arciuriH the Wake Forest- Maryland football game, but the pilgrimage to the neu campus with its half-finished buildings was a featured at traction. Box lunches provided bv inston alumni wen also a welcome sight to hungrx students «bo gobbled them up in a hurrv. Back on the old cani]uis uear students niar eled om-i the wonders of the new campus but soon settled down to the routines of life at Wake Forest. North Carolina, reflect- ing speculatively on the thoughts of when we get tc. Winston-Salem. . . . Human figures take on Lilliputmn propditiuns ni the vjistness of the interior of Wait Chapel. The new Wait Chapel— ma.- sivo, spaii.jii , l.iaiitiiiil. ajul diKinlii- ' l— i- l.i.at -.l at the heart of the caniijus. It is a symbol of the spirit and purpose of the college program. In the not-too-distant future, students gallu-rat tlll .■llapcla t lie steeple flock strikes ten.