Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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To liratiuus a ln the midst of the whirl of college life there is often one who by her peaceful yet forceful personality adds to the college family that which harmony with its rich chords adds to a melody: that quality in the highest de- gree which forces one to understand that life is more than the superficiality of the ma- terial but rather a specialty in character based on our Lord. To Wheaton this one is Mrs. Corrine Smith who in her work as Dean and in her personal contacts with us constantly upholds a high standard of living both spirit- ually and culturally so that we are inspired to live the true man and the true woman. Mrs. Smith ever seeks to keep up our social stand- ards to those appropriate for Christian ladies and gentlemen. From the greenest F rosh to the most dignified Senior she becomes Mother in those times of difficulty which are wont to encompass our way. To the way- ward she sympathctically and understandingly points the proper path. Therefore, with deep gratitude we dedicate the Tower of 1945 to her with the sincere wish and prayer that pleasant paths may be her lot from our Lord. 'lvl'

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W Enlightenment Ulf The nrld - From birth to the grave the most persistent search of man is for truth. Some call this search a longing for reality, a quest for peace, a hunt for life, a seeking for light, but it is the same desire to know the truth. The religions of the world, the educational institutions, the libraries, the great collections ofthe arts, the scienti- fic laboratories are ostensible examples. Yet there is evidence more basic and important which lies in the fact of human consciousness: a Witness of the divine image. A pragmatic Pilate stood before the in- carnation of truth and sarcastically asked, What is truth? The Romanist has distorted truth by taking refuge in tradition. The modern man has , scorned truth by adopting the criterion of experience. Yet man hunts... Our Lord has fulfilled the quest of man for truth. On 31 October 1517 started a succession of events which secured to those vvho later Were styled as evangelical Prostestants the Whole body of truth not only in Written form but engraved on the heart. Luther asserted justification by faith, Calvin proclaimed the Holy Scriptures the final and only authority in all matters of faith and practice. Blood was spilled as had been that of John Huss. This is Wheaton's heritage which was handed down to us as they received it from the Savior who said, 1 am the light... I am the Way, the truth, the life. 1, .f fn ' V . ' 4 .. .2 fu I. I ,Q 577 V f , an ,q .. ' , , rlf, , 'MJ V- Pj I - e 1 . k r 4 C15 .Li 51 Q 1 -' 'J 'L V F? '- M3551 5 - N. ' 4, Ji- ' TL' ,Q 52,17 Q LL5' 4 5, 1 ff -r.: 1 . ' -- '- ' 'Tiff' is p T 'T .. :K , ff :i f'f1 'l a, ' lj 4 35 1 a ff 1 ' -,V I 1 . ' . -f- ff .QL '- r' . , 5 - . '- el K ' Qt' 7 y :Wa .ggqff.,'w, .1 1 r guy-