Grove City College - Ouija Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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l C' 3."'5?t '41 sn' , .-9 fsf1'f"'5--ix zr-ep:-w-. L , '-1 +1 yf.. V: '. 'zl I YL I ' "snare-t. - .Graf -,. -. , ..,. ,js 2' just completed a most successful term of school. The prospects in his new territory did not appear bright. He was. however, a visionary, a 'dreamer of dreams'. From the first he had in his mind the vision of a college. This he always kept before him as his goal. "Upon his arrival he secured the Lipper room of the village school house for a nominal rent, ntted it with the necessary furniture and books, and ad- vertised his school. "There appeared the first day just thirteen pupils. The entire enrollment of that first term Y me QAWJQO, LOWER CAMPUS 1N l9Il Grove City College has developed from a school organized in 1876 by Dr. Isaac C. Ketler. In 1879, the Court of Common Pleas of Mercer Coun- ty granted this school its tirst charter naming it Pine Grove Normal Academy. On November 21, 1884, the Court of Common Pleas granted the school a new charter naming it Grove City College, the name it bears today. To give a more accurate 'and interesting account of the founder and the early days of the school, may we quote a few paragraphs from first Ouijrz published in 1912. "Thirty-six years ago a young man came to a country village, then known as Pine Grove. He came to start a select school or academy. He was poor, without iniiuential friends. and had no finan- cial backing nor promises of iinancial support from the community. He gave up most flattering and lucrative offers to return to a district where he had numbered little more than a score. They were earliest students, anxious to learn and were stirred by the remarkable enthusiasm and energy of their preceptor. He, in his early days, taught as many as nineteen classes a day, working from seven in the morning till seven in the evening. He labored far into the night. in the early mornings, and at times the whole night preparing for his classes, advertising his school, looking after the welfare of the students and in a constant effort to advance himself and his institution." Due to the energy and visions of Dr. Isaac C. Ketler and the persons who became interested in the school, Grove City College has progressed from a school with one room, one professor, and thirteen students to an educational institution with fourteen modern buildings, forty-eight professors, and eight hundred and forty students. ASSURANCE OF TO-lVl0l2I2OW"-- EMERSON -V I-

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