Allegheny College - Kaldron Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

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CONTENTS Introduction Scene Section Administration Classes Athletics Publications Urganizations Forensics Fraternities Honorary Fraternities College Life

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A illirsaugv from the lirwihrnt For 107 years Allegheny College has stood for sound education. Bentley Hall was erected before there was a railroad in the United States. Only forty other American Colleges were founded earlier than Allegheny. The Alumni of the College today hold strategic posts of leadership in the Nation's indus- trial and professional life and are exerting a powerful influence for good in both Church and State. Allegheny has never been swept by any wave of educational fanaticism, whatsoever. The sons and daughters of this College are characterized by strength, poise, patriotism and a zeal for righteousness. The Million and a Quarter Dollars pledged for the increase of Allegheny's resources last year, when paid, will advance the total capitalization of the College to three and one-half millions. It should be increased to five millions at the earliest possible date, The most pressing needs of the College at present are: First-An Alumni Hall, affording accommodations for administrative offices, eight class rooms, eight professors' oflices, an auditorium with seating capac- ity ol' 1,000. Second-A dorlnitory for freshmen men. Third-One and one-half million dollars for additional Endowment. The undergraduates and the Alumni of the College are equally interested to give their Alma Mater unsurpassed position among the medium-size Colleges of the Nation. Two thousand living Alumni can do for Allegheny whatever should be done. There is encouraging indication to believe they will do what should be done. T'