University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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James Lloyd-J ones By W. A. Henry James Lloyd-Jones aged 57 years and for tvso years a Regent of the Uni versrty of Wrsconsrn dred at hrs home Hrllsrde Wrsconsrn October Q1 1907 The Wyomrnrr Valley rs one of Wrs corrsrn s chorcest rural gems to thrs valley rn 1863 came the proneer Rrchard Lloyd Jones and here was reared a famrly of ten sturdv sons and daughters If the vrsrtor lets hrs eye sweep over thrs valley of peaceful charm and note the sharp rrmmed rugged hrlls dotted Wrth clumps of buch and oak or sodded wrtlr Grass rrsrnv hundreds of feet above rts fertrle undulatrng Hoor he can nell under stand why strongrntellectual men and wom en are after all but the natural human product of such a favored envrronment Frve of the Jones tamrly of the second Ueneratron oceupred farms m the Wyomrnv Valley The farm of James Lloyd Jones covered a couple of square mrles of valley and hrllsrde Close agarnst one of the great hrlls on an elevatron m a grove stands the farm house Below rn the mrddle of the valley surrormded by evergreens rs seen the Lloyd Jones chapel and beyond on the shoulder of an opposrng hrll from out the tree tops show the roofs of the burldrngs of the Hrllsrde School of far more than state Wrde repu pervades the whole region hir Jones came to the regency well prepared for hrs dutres All hrs lrfe he had labored earnestly and quretly for the betterment of those about hrm and rn county servrce hrs sohcrtous care of the Hrllsrde School had brought hrm much rnto contact mth youth hrs large farmrnfr operatrons had drrlled hrm rn the requrrements of modern agrrculture There rs no more honored posrtron Wrthm the grft of our Governor than that of Refrent of the Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Mlr Jones recognrzed tlrrs honor and gave the best of hrs mature well developed powers to the Unrversrty Alwars rn attendance on call he not rnfrequently appeared ahead of trme to attend meetmgs he lrnvered after adjournment and made frequent addrtronal trrps to Madrson rn order to become more famrlrar wrtlr the dutres of the office and to obtarn a better grasp of the srtuatron He regarded hrs posrtron as one of not only honor but of serrous oblrgatron as well In the mrdst of hrs actrvrtres hrs lrfe went out through an effort to serve others rn drstress What was accomphshed by James Lloyd Jones as nerghbor farmer crtrzen and Regent serves well as an example for others rr ho wx ould let the best of all therr pow ers for good reach full attarnment rn loyal crtrrenshrp and a farthful dornv of all that comes to one s hand 7 ! . , - A . . . . . , I D 3 3 5 ' . 5 - . , . G . , , , - , ' 1 . , . , . .i 3 D' 7 i D . . , Y - 3 7 l . . . 2: . . O I . ' . v . , . D , - J ' 2 ' 3 5 5 , - - tatron, conducted by the Jones Sisters. The influence of the Lloyd-Jones famrly . . , . . g . . . . . Q D . . , I D . , y - , . I J . , S La . . 7 . . . , Q . . 3 . . I ' -9 Q s , ' v y 7 Y . . . , . . D 7 82

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