Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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The first Wells hall, named after the president of the Board of Agriculture, was built the year after Saint's Rest burned in 1876. Fire destroyed it February 11, 1905, and a second Wells hall was built on the spot. S. M. Millard, class of ,64, watched the students depart for Gettysburg. Those who remained to see the College through its darkest days, he felt, were creating a stern heritage. We do not worship any one man as the founder of our college. No John Harvard, no Hopkins, no Cornell. In the beginning an idea appeared-a broad knowl- edge was demanded--a knowledge which would reach out into all the walks of life and elevate all pursuits and callingsf' EVOLUTION: William James Beal, student, teacher and scien- tist, exhibits the fruits of his pioneer hybridizing of corn. lt is 1875, and students attend him in the historic field on State's young campus. An attentive class group in the 1890's. With reorganiza- tion of the cadet corps, uni- forms became prominent on campus. 24

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