DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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vw-w 4- mum. A95 A ll ? Au .mu. .-' -: t, '1?! 'l 4' 'n M ; 2i WE A 'I -. um. i' W t I 'Hi wr,:GWu. .ww , I p 1 5W e E, -,!III:... .. ' W n- -. Q A Aim drus for three years, and then Alexander Mittin, took the responsi- bilities of University guidance. In the very midst of this rapid growth came the financial distress of 1873. Mfere all those forty years of useful service to the Church, the State, the N ation to go for naught? Washington C. DePauw said No! Methodism, and the nation must not lose the 01d College. And so the crisis was met and DePauW Uni- versity was the happy result. It was a real University over which John P. D. John presided. with four Colleges and four schools, but the crisis of the early nineties brought distress once more, and Hillary A. Gobin stepped forward to fill the breach. With the closing years of his leadership faint glim- merings of returning prosperity were Visible, and they continued to grow brighter through the next twelve years, while Edwin H. Hughes and Francis J. McConnell directed the affairs of. DePauw. And that prosperity continued and increased with the coming of George R. Grose. until now the very prospect of increased usefulness and her ever- increased usefulness and her ever-increasing student body is the chief embarrassment. The indominatable Circuit-Riders founded 01d Indiana Asburv in order that the Church might perform a larger service for mankind, and that first ideal has not been lost sight of by the new DePauw. William Warren Sweet.

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