DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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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

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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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THE MIRROR. 27 and handsome audience momsI in lhi- 5'qu lu muting u-upm-ity will approxiumlv sixtm-n hundred. ll unly uvv-l- lhv unl-lilinn nfa gram! Pill? Organ tn makc- it perfect, mnl ivu-roasu- tlu- inmost in lill' drm- tional exercises. The three mwiviy hulh illth' iwI'll l'ulllllit'ln'oi uml elegantly furnished Thai 0! lhn- Philmmillmm lu-nri llw u'urlhi' mum of tho liheral Elston l'muily, whih- tlw Hurmn Alrui'r adjoining, nuitahly vmmnemoratcs thi- elect huly l-y u-lmm- mnm-y ii lulu hem ilniuhed and furnished. Aside from this the must 0! till' work ilqu- in vmuph-Iinu lin- mmnn mnl furnishing them has lm-n :u-i-mnplislml Ihruugh Ilw Kvneruus self-sacrilicing spirit oftho varianus uwmlwrs. Iilu-rully mu- il'l'lhlg the necessary funds from their ofu-n Im-agvr :llluu'nlu'vd. Hun. W.1'.Dclhmw,anal several citizvus uiul Irii-mls imnlv lum-lsnim- :lonaliuns. fur which they will ln- hvhl in gruu-ful n-nn-ml-rmu-v. Wp nnxinusly await the dnv when our l,il-mry will nwrii lllul't' than a WP? name. am! he a mlirm- nf just priilt- tn the l'nin-rsily. Amid thv Ilehlys incident upon its rrnmvnl ii hns hum of lillh- use this year. It needs rejuvenating. 'l'he Mum-Iun, it is prmnnwl, will he removed from the imwrwsihh- lu-ighw of lill' ul-l lnlililin: and placed nualvr more l'uvomhh- i-umlitiuns fur vulnrm-mvnt uxhil-itiun. It is our plenum duty to now llll' :nlulitimi uflwn lllllclI-le'IIiui ilclmrluwntn this your. These have how: urnurwl without oust 10 the Bmml. mainly through the i-ll'om nl Pn-s't Martin. i Major C. W. Smith, with tho assistmm-ul'i'npl..l. l. 3 i-Muslc-rs, hm: m hiq own expense organizvd and q-quippwl ll Buuulion oi'l'ndi-ls, 'aml has given inntrllctions in IIIililnry tm-iii'u. fur which gi-m-ruun eH'nrl ho ileservw mid roi-uiVi-u grout i'ri-alil. M'h'r m-lling thv iuuw- limit on foot, nclemil from tht- Roguhir Anny Imp lm-n wvnrwl. l'upl. D. D theh-r. of tho Fim Ariillcry. umnm-n vhurgu- ufthr Mililnry Dclmrlnwnt, and in winning the esteem nf nll m-mwctml thun-wilh. Nothing in mon- conducive In huhiln nrprmnptncss :Ind urlh-r tlHllI this discipline, nnr mu: unylhiug mon- vll'uvtunlly prmnulv phym-ul :h-velnueIm-nt, a thing which in sadly Iwglm-hul in mun! inniilulinnn. This is wholly n unv-vzhlvd ntl'uir. Provisions uhuuld hr mmh- lur physiral training. nuimhlo for lhv ladies. A pmhh-m fur liu- hcm-vuh-nll Tilt' K'nivvrnily has been lorlmum- in m-i-uring tho N'rVii'l'H ul I'rnl. .lum-ph t'urhari. ufWilhcrhmn, Mum. m- l'roll-smr M Elucmion, Nourly nil ufllu- students haw uvmlml lhomule-i-n nl lilv nmmrtunily fur oIm-ulimmry drill, and llu- illllll'lwt'lllt'lli Iunh-r his ilwlrucliun in very nolim-uhlo. The Prnl'wsur is an onrm-ut mnl vureful n-m-ln-r, mul i! is In ht- hnped that mine Im'vr oi lhis tim- nrl will Iwrnmlu-nlly endow thin chair.