Allegheny College - Kaldron Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

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president's zeal for expansion has not been lessened, and by the end of . ' d the vear, Allegheny can boast of a new and modein gymnasium, an a fineinew addition to Hulings Hall. Among the greatest and 1nost notable ' i t Alle hen may he placed the raising of achievements of President Crawford's quarter-century a g Y, u the Half-Million Dollar Endowment Fund on April 12, 1912. At times during this campaign, the outlook was most discouraging, and even at those times when others doubted and hesitated, he threw his inexhausti- ble energy into the fight, and pressed on with the confidence that won out and brought the campaign to a successful conclusion. It was mainly through his untiring efforts that a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa was installed at Allegheny in 1901. And it is the common opinion that President Crawford is as proud of this achievement as of any other single feature of his presidency. The establishment-under his auspices -of Founders' Day in IQO8, showed that in the midst of success, he was not at all unmindful of the great work of our noble founder, who laid the corner-stone and the foundation of the new Allegheny of to-day. In this way has our college grown and prospered. VVhat a notable achieve- ment for one lifetime! It was with this same spirit of self-sacrifice which has always char- acterized his presidency, that he tendered his resignation to the Board of Trustees this last January, feeling that the interests of the college could be served as well by others, and being unwilling to permit his resigna- tion at a future date to interfere with the new tive-year program of the Trustees. It is our earnest desire to express here on the pages of the Kaldron , the deep and sincere appreciation of the students of the college for his untiring and unselfish efforts in their behalf. His life here has been one of service-a life of service to others, and to him,-our esteemed presi- dent-who has always had the interests of the college at heart, goes the credit for making Allegheny what she is to-day, T:vvI:'c

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Wfilliam Arthur Elliott, A. M., L. H- D- Clarence Frisbee Ross, A. M. i71'CtiCl'iCii G. Hcuke, Ph, D, Camden McCormack Cobern, Ph. D., Litt. D Charles Ioseph Ling, Ph. D.