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H vMAJfQlAr Stil M UOrU alii In the heart of a great city. Eager anticipation of the school which was to be our home of learning; unexpected pleasure as we caught our first glimpse of the large brick structure; amazement as we wandered, lost, through its corridors and classrooms; awe as we realized—this was Northwestern! Jackson Halh—a thrill runs through our being. Every stone holds a memory! The triumphal arch through which we enter—a token . , . the marble stairs—each an attainment t . . the gleaming corridors leading to classrooms—and memories: school parties . . . clas ses , . study . . , (un . . . loved teachers . . . inspiration . . friendly chats. And in the heart ol Jackson Hall, the Chapel—inspiration . . . worship . . . drawing nearer to our Lord. Jackson Hall—its heart—our heart—sweet communion. 10 ii ■■ t U7i ■ ■ V i nVu ' kJ ■ ■ .
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My affectionate greetings to the graduating class of nineteen hundred and forty-three. On June fifth you attain a true goal—the completion of your course, ! grieve to lose those of you who may not return for post-graduate work, but I shall be comforted in the assurance of your faithfulness to God and to His Holy Word. For your President the next great goal of your Alma Mater will be the erection of Memorial Hall Toward the realization of this dream I sincerely solicit your complete sympathy, your con¬ tinued prayer, and your whole-hearted assistance. The past forty years have brought us many victories; but our history, as a prophet s school, will—in Memorial Hall—score its greatest TRIUMPH.
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1 I (HE(nORifiL hull My Latest, and Probably, My Last Dream ' Dr Riley ' s first vision in 1902, which resulted in the formation of Bible classes for seven students, was a far cry from the present institution with an enrollment of over 500 students. His dream of Memorial Hall has become our dream as well—Memorial Hall, the future home of North¬ western, the emancipation of our school from impressions of denomina- tionalism, a permanence for our beloved Alma Mater. Memorial Hall a dream? No, to us it has become more than that. Perhaps to look into the future after the war and to say that then a building will be erected seems uncertain. But the response of many has made Memorial Hall tan¬ gible. The interest of God ' s people has made it realistic. The promise of God has made it sure. jj V
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