Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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X7IEXV IN GRISWOLD LIBRARY LOOKING NORTH THE NEW! GRISXVOLD LIBRARY In every year there stands out some predominating event, which expresses to a large extent the trend of circumstances for that particular year. That the past year has been one of prosperity for Hillsdale cannot be doubted and no one event more clearly typifies the advancement of the year than does the formal presenta- tion and dedication of the new Griswold Library. These spacious, oak-finished rooms, with their subdued lights, elegant appoint- ments and general atmosphere of studious quiet have been made possible entirely through the generosity of Mrs. I. P. Griswold of Allegan, Michigan. They occupy the entire first floor of Worthing I-Iall, the front of which has been further beauti- fied by the addition of a brick porch, The building gives space for two reading rooms with spacious tables, in addition to the book room with its larger shelf space. To anyone not familiar with the previous inadequate quarters, the full extent of the benefit cannot be realized. In contrast with the old crowded rooms in Central Building which were often filled to overflowing and were entirely too small for the use of more than a handful of students, the new library gives ample opportunity to all. I-Iillsdale now has a library of which to be proud and owes much to its generous donor. .1 ri li P yi il lm g: il E I. l il 1 Ii li il l 2 l 1 1 I i J t 51 ll S 1 IE i l ii 1 if l 1 I I il gi ti ii I ,I ii i i f il, 45 li tx li Q, it lf I! ll as il ,. Q, i .1 Page S eve 71