DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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THE MIRROR. 25 Qificeid of ill? :Elc'lllig. LEWIS L. ROGERS. Secretary. JOHN CLARK RIDPATH. Librarian. JOHN E. EARP, Treasurer. JOSEPH TINGLEY, Curawr of the Museum. on

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yr-u. THE MIRROR. nxvf avidly of file fggkiwmiy. ' ALEXANDER MARTIN. DID President. And Profeuor of Bkhlcl Ind Psychology. JOSEPH TINGLEY. Ph. D., Vice President. And Protester of Nnurnl Sclunce. PHILANDE'R WILEY, D.D.. Robert Stockwell Professor of the Greek Language and Litentun. LEWIS L. ROGERS. Ph. D.. Profcnor of the Latin Lungutge Ind Literature. JOHN CLARK RIDPATH. A.M.. Profeuor of BelleI-Lenrel and History. REV. JOHN E. EARP. A.M.. Profenor of Modern Lunguqu and Hebrew. REV. PATTERSON MONUTT. A.M.. Profeuor of Mathematics. I ALEXANDER MARTIN. D.D., Human Prafeuor of Biblical Literature. JOHN BREWER DOMOTTE. A.M . Principal of the Prepunory Damn mm: and lnnructor in Mathcmlucn. THOMAS J EFFERSON BASSETT. A.B.. lnuructor in Ancient Languages. PHILIP 8. BAKER. A.M.. Instructor in Nntural Science Ind English. JOSEPH CARHART, A.M.. Tucher of Blocullon. LIEUT. DANIEL D. WHEELER. U.S.A.. Prot-uor of Mmury Science and 1mm. Ehr'

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Ba-mm. ...... K 26 THE MIRROR. P. i :1 idlhiez'alg L'NIUI'GH the tullnv '1 M has boon applied to .hhnry int n. term in t-mlt'urmeut. she is not ugml in the mnw tlnll she has canned tn grow um! prowcr. Within the year she has takt-n com- plete pusseMi-m ul'thu new building. uud it in but fitting that u few words uhouhl hr mill in her hchull. It is but Imluml thut Wl' should look upon our impmn-mcnb- with a feeling 0! pride, and uluncnll attention tn 3 recon! unsurpused by any institution of u nimihtr ago. HPcnsionem uf hcr lumnty hm't- tilled and are iiHing positions ul honor all over tht- Innd. Missionaries, Cabinet UHict-rs, Senators, umi houts utiuthvr punitiouri, Hhc can claim as well us. her more litvured sisters. Al'tcr u long and continuous struggle, amid discouragenwntu ut' awry sort, uur Alma Mater is beginning tu assume thorn: proportions drt-utuml 0! by her qumlers. With that modesty due ull n'ttl worth she hits nm-r heralded her unlvuntugcs by thinning udvcrliuuuu-nts, but has suughl tu endear hcrscll in the hearts 0! HIL' many who hau- enjoyed hcrutlvuntugcs. and thus secure a lasting reputation for hunm-t uml cliiuit-nl wurk. Frequent msknowiedgmcnw at this fact urc ron- dcml by hcr alumni in n subuluntml manner. It in not win boasting to say that We lmw: about an umuvstudcntn in lhl' College at Lilu-rxtl .Xrls-pruper, us :my institution west ul'tht- Allcgluuniw. 'l'hc ulussm arr recruited year by year from a large mnl well cumluctul Prupuratury Schuul Humvwlmt almtinct from, yet still under hrr imnu-nliutu hllpt'rt'iniun aml control. tmr now, ulnl fourth building, in notsurpusml in beauty, comfort and capacity. by any x-trmrturu um-d lnr mhwutimml purposes umler the c mtrul oftlw M. E. Church. At present there ureahout us many students as lhr buihlingu un- uhlt- lu am-ommodato cunitbrutbly and as HIV Fut-ully mm iuntrnut mtinfactorily. Thi- clauses are too huge, but this cuunut lw I't'lllt'liit'tl without more money fur the employment 01' mon- tcm'hcrn. Within thi- yc-ur tln- n-maimh-r of the ruomu have been lininht-d an-l furnL-lml. 'tMt-hurry llull will be one uftht- most commodiouu