Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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-T?-v '1 sa ewsslm M E :W up toward the million dollar mark. placing it first among Illinois col- leges in this respect. Every year it requires an increasingly hard strug- gle to provide income sufficient to meet the cost of maintaining the college on the present basis, a struggle which necessitates the curtail- ment of many expenditures that seriously cramp its work. The new fund will provide an additional income of about 325,000 This will not be sufiicient to provide for any extravagant expansion. but it will make possible the continued gradual growth of the college and will add materially to the efficiency of the various departments. Perhaps the most immediate and apparent result of the raising of this fund will be the men's building. This is a building that has long been desired by President McClelland and will fill a real need in the life of the college. As planned it will be not merely a dormitory. but a center for the activities of the men of the college and as such will serve to concentrate and unify the men of the student body. The task of raising ?B+00,000 is no small one, but neither is it im- possible. iVith a body of living alumni numbering about eighteen hun- dred and many former students and friends. some of whom have amassed large fortunes. the money ought to be forthcoming within the allotted time. It is an occasion which calls upon every one-alumnus. former student or friend-generously and promptly to assume his share of the burden. L11 ruuwmuuuz mmuummmuiuuinimnuniuniini um Q IlllllllllllIlIlllllllllilllllllllllUIHIIllllIIlllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllIllllllll X 4

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