Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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The life of Wheaton’s twelve hundred stu- dents is one of action. Studies, recreation, club and social activities follow one another in rapid succession. The opportunities for participa- tion in each are almost limitless. Each one must choose the things which interest him and in those develop his ability. No matter which paths are followed, each will afford some op- portunity for leadership, though it may ap- pear relatively insignificant. Each branch of college training leads the enterprising student to some field of service if he will but look to God for guidance and remember the promise, “Behold, God himself is with us for our cap- tain.” In preparing this twenty-third volume of The Tower we have endeavored to pictorially represent Wheaton, its faculty, students and activities, as they combine to produce men and women who are prepared academically, so- cially and spiritually to enter the paths of life and to labor “For Christ and His Kingdom.”

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IN ALL THY WAYS

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Ar. Clude S. thilby As he has associated with us both in the classroom and on the campus we have seen and admired him as a Christian scholar and gentleman. Therefore with deep gratitude for the inspiration which he has afforded and pro- found respect for his ability we dedicate to him the Tower of 1944. ‘