Northwood University - Northwood Yearbook (Midland, MI)

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Team... { Because Northwood’s boundaries are interna- tional, Northwood’s founders president Arthur E. Turner and vice-president, R. Gary Stauffer divide their time between their desks on the Midland campus, and the four points of the compass. Many men have ideas, sometimes called dreams, and dreams they remain. The “dream” these two young men had seven years ago has grown into a successful reality. A combination of hard work, long hours, creative thinking and promotional ability has made the Northwood campus extend trom one build- ing in Alma to Midland, Texas, West Baden and South America. What are the limitations of Northwood’s develop- ment? No less than the limitations of dedicated men’s dreams.

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Northwood Is a Working President Turner receives, on behalf of Northwood, a gift of books. Presented by the Pioneers Broadcasting Club, the books went into Northwood’s library for the use of those interested in the field of broadcast communications. On the opposite page, president Turner visits the classroom of Dr. V. Orval Watts where he introduces Dr. Watts’ recently published book, Free Markets or Famine.

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Physical proof that the Northwood idea continues to grow are the timbers and concrete of the Student Union building. Across the campus the Hoxie Tennis House is becoming a reality. These two buildings will provide Northwood students with recreational and athletic facilities that have been available only through community cooperation.