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large as France. We have access to approximtely 15,000 high school students. ' What of the future? Our foundations, our friends, and our prospects answer the question. When the war is over, men who have learned the pleasure of giving will be looking for places of investment of their wealth. Where could they better invest it than in a Christian school that has such foundations? We need buildings and shall obtain them. We need more endowment and shall gain that. But we must maintain the Willamette spirit, for it has the supreme winning power. As the war surges, men turn to religion. We know its power at Willamette. This is a great strength. The war has cut down our enrollment of men. This is their honor; it is not against ours. Our service flag is bright and does not obscure our future. Much of our hope lies there, for when these men return, they will have caught a new Vision and Willamette will be a part of it. It is not probable that Willamette will soon become a large school. It is not necessary that it should. High ideals and high scholarship are its aims, and not all students are willing to conform. But those few who do will be a power in the new citizenship that the world soon shall seee-a power for their school and for the world at large. Their worth will be tested to the utmost. They will be sifted t0 the pure grain. Few of them will be knOWn as great, but many shall feel their power. So, needing buildings, we shall be greater than buildings, and we shall have them; needing larger endowment, we shall be greater than that, though we shall secure it. We shall be as of old, but with greater power, world builders in, character values wherein dwell the hopes of men. We shall hold sacred what the world in the last analysis has held sacred: pure motives, high ideals, tender loves, never- failing trust, energy and peace. ERNEST C. RICHARDS, Secretary of Education.
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Book I. Book II. Book III. Book IV. Book V. Book VI. CONTENTS Administration and F aculty. Classes. Student Organizations. Student Activities. Goop Scoops. Our Advertisers.
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