Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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Chancellor Tolley reads one of the many reports that require his signature Under the able leadership of William P. Tolley, Syracuse University has emerged as one of the out¬ standing educational institutions of the east. Graduated with the class of 1922, he achieved a distinguished record. Among honors received were elections to Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Alpha, President of Boar’s Head, and Tambourine and Bones. In 1942, twenty years after “Bill” Tolley had left the Syracuse campus, he returned as our Chan¬ cellor. Previously he had instructed at Drew Uni¬ versity and received his doctorate in philosophy at Columbia University. Now, his appearance, also distinguished, is further augmented by the tradi¬ tional blue and orange striped bow tie. Chancellor Tolley has guided our school through the hectic post-war days and is leading it out of the storm toward a future of higher academic standing, a fuller equipped and more beautiful campus. 23