Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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The centerpiece to campus—Junior class gift. Come December and thoughts drift homeward. Before we leave, we must hastily Complete assignments In order to carol By class, Or watch in darkness The Christmas program in Pierce Chapel. Pre-vacation excitement slips back . . . In subjection To the significance of Christ’s earth beginning. When we return— Exams, semester break, a new schedule. . . And all the time Winter spins her icy web To be admired when we raise our eyes. LIFTING, OUR) BY Est.

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We listen to tower bells seriously now. Athletic victories or engagements— They involve people—we know. Ice turns soft under our boots, And we begin to consider The possibility of spring . . . Until another snowfall Resigns us Dale, Donnie—and tradition in the tower. To perpetual winter. This time we do not mind so Ha We would not rush this year. When winter has lost her freshness And spring is unseen . . . The Washington Banquet! Red Lacquer Room—formals and tuxedoes, Corsages and carnations . . . a diamond. The cycle of a year Nears the last curve. POSSIBILITY OF SPRING 20