Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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By Homecoming, autumn reigns unchallenged. Amidst multitudes of fallen leaves, We watch campus quicken With cars, alumni, booths, mums .. . These tangibles of tradition— A football game and a bench-laden helicopter, Homecoming displays and floats, With a backdrop of fall’s special costume. “After Testing, Triumph” . . . A bonfire Awakens our contemplation, Rekindled memories. And we see in the height—seeking flames Light conquering darkness, Reaching, grasping toward the unknown. Perhaps we see ourselves. An era ending— We too shall return. TANGIBLES OF TRADITION 14

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Chill frosted mornings meet us now, And darkness after supper. We notice the white sey And prophesy a snowfall. Breaking the sod, envisioning the future. The first white morning shocks us From our molding lethargy— A clean unblemished page. More is crowded Into shorter days— ‘Basketball games, committees, gospel teams. Hardly time to watch a snowflake Or consider That our hourglass of days at Wheaton . Is onesided ONE-SIDED HOURGLASS Friday nights and Faculty Firesides— We have learned now That faculty Are those who raise us to their level of thought, Who are a more permanent part of Wheaton Than we. 16