Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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Isis ,I One of the means of preparing for tomorrow, though some of us won't admit it, is study. By assimilation of the knowledge of the ages passed down to us in books we assess the values of life, we differentiate between the bad and the good, the futile and the constructive, the temporal and the eternal. The most logical place for this to happen is the Library. Newly opened, its facilities are available to every mem- ber of the campus family. In the quiet, bright reading rooms or in the stacks we read books, books, books. We write term papers. And at the end of an evening of hard work we trudge to our dorms through the snow. The chance comes for some to live and prepare by help- ing others in a physical way. The nurses at XVest Sub- urban Hospital probably think that they are working harder than anyone on WVheaton's campus. WVe have our doubts, but we do know that in a hospital, life is rigor- ously tested. Patience, courage, humor, and the love of Christ must be manifested to fellow-workers and pa- tients alike. Thereis a rule that must be followed if life as a whole is going to mean anything. If we get, we must give. An important aspect of Wheaton life today is the daily morning chapel service. As each year passes we come to value more this time when we are together worshipping Page 8

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A rx ni ,. 11V if 2, Z honesty. humility. and clean living. Sports deservedly play a large part in XVheatonls curriculuin. Such organi- zations as 'KXVQ Cluh and YVAA. cater to the yen for phy- sical expression in sports. Even if you are a non-partiei- pant. there is a thrill in watching a rough toothall hattle on a crisp, golden day in the fall, or a track meet in the hot spring sunshine, shouting yourself hoarse while munching on a juicy Tower concessions hot-dog! And we like 'the town of XVheaton. XVe appreciate it when the townspeople, our neighbors, coine to our sports events and root for the Crusaders ahnost as avidly as we students. NVe like the shops and the friendliness which 'vw avmm, fl - 1, ' GEM' W1 H My 1, we meet when we go downtown shopping, and we have found rnany friends as we work in the homes of the townspeople, doing odd johs from yard work to hahy- sitting. XVe know that XVheaton College and XVheaton Town are partners in the joh of Living Today. XVe donlt know what lies for us in the future. They say uncertainty is half the fun and we're sure that after four years at YVheaton we'll he ahle to appreciate fun and enjoy whatever we do to the full, confident hecanse of tour years of purposeful preparation hehind us. or per- haps wishing we had worked a little harder. Q .H f., Mn 1' A ,, kwfyy evmnrgnt -. - - Twp , M f' 'f -----.gsrrmrm ,, jjyu-LWM, P ., :Lit 'N 'W 1 1 'Si