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l Uiltium . otte f there are chancellors and there are chancellors— none quite like the big man witli the bow tie at Syracuse. William P. Tollex- s name was well known on the Syracuse campus long before he became chancellor. In the Class of ' 22 Onondagan, Bill Tolley ' s activities filled a sizable space. As editor of the On , president of Boar s Head, and as a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Kappa Alpha, Tambourine and Bones, University Chorus and numerous other activities. Chan- cellor Tolley displayed outstanding leadership ability and a varietv of talents. After leaving Syracuse, he joined the staff of Drew University. There he advanced from an alumni secretary to dean in the Brothers College of Liberal Arts. He received his professorship in philosophy at the age of 27 from Columbia University. Dr. Tolley became chancellor of Syracuse in September, 1942. During the present part of his administration the Fieldhouse Foundation Drive has been inaugurated, and the new women ' s gym started. His were the problems of the war years, and the sudden influ.x of vet- erans. Syracuse ' s enrollment doubled. A frequent contributor to educational maga- zines. Dr. Tolley has written The Idea of God in the Philosophy of St. Augustine, and edited the Preface to Philosophy. He is active in civic affairs as well as education. He is chairman of the executive committee of the Board of Trustees of the Associated Colleges of Upper New York State, a member of the Board of Trustees of the American Council and Educa- tion, and has served as chairman of the Ad ' isory Committee of the Proposed Christian Univer- sity in Japan. Chancellor and Mrs. Tolley reside at 701 Wal- nut Ave. They have three children— Bill who is a sophomore here at Svracuse; Nelda, who at- tends Allegheny College; and Katrvn, the youngest. Last spring the Chancellor lirought out the warnith of his feeling toward Syracuse by being the first to wear the orange and blue bow tie. Always a wearer of bow ties, he added the colors of not just the school he heads but his own college from way back.
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