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HOPE COLLEGE MILESTONE MILESTONES Stones are the symbols of Permanence. Eternity has been typified in Stone; Time has been defied by it. Basalt and Granite have outlived men and epochs and ages. Life in its simpler forms has clung to rock-ribbed mountains as if to secure to itself Perpetuity. Death, too. has claimed Marble for its Mausoleum that it might hold its place and position unchallenged. Temple Block and Hearth-stone Slab and Funeral Shaft tell the infant's primal cry, youth's passionate bliss and the shadowed anguish of age. Milestones are the memorials of indomitable Mind. Aspiration, Achievement, Advancement,—these are the records the Milestone plants deep-bedded in the onward course of the Pioneer. To all other Stones Humanity turns its face, lifts its eye, voices a requiem for the known. To the Milestone- -graven only on its hither-side, if any mark there be,—Mankind turns its back, looks for no promise, gives no hostage of dependent faith. Each Stone beside,—be it veined with the blue of the azure or the red of life's pulsing blood; be it flecked with the flash of the diamond or light-starred like the blackness of night—stands sentinel of Life's twilight Peace. The MILESTONE, untraced by the fancies of Nature's vagrant dreams and uncut by the savage flint or artist skill, dares the eastern dawn and challenges’ the coming Day. MILESTONES are the Soul's answer to the Unknown, her response to Futurity, and for her, will ever abide The Symbol of the Trek. —Edward D. Dimnent
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HOPE COLLEGE MILESTONE Jin fflmnrtam JULIAN F. ARENDSHORST Died April 19, 1938 Class of 1941 Oh, yet we trust that somehow good Will be the final goal of ill. To pangs of nature, sins of will. Defects of doubt, and taints of blood; That nothing walks with aimless feet; That not one life shall be destroyed, Or cast as rubbish to the void, When God hath made the pile complete. [6]
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