Beloit College - Codex Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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Our President In the hand-book of greatness, place is rightly found for many a college presidentg but few people realize the powers necessary for the successful maintenance of leadership in an Ameri- can college. Such a leader must have states- manlike abilityg a wide knowledge and under- standing of meng bold tolerance and the willing acceptance of divergent viewsg in him, more than in any other leader, perhaps, must be blended practical power and spiritual visiong he must be business man and dreamer g and not content with these demands, the office of college president requires that its incumbent must sensitively respond to the future. He must react quickly to new currents oftliought, generously letting them flow, to purge and freshen, through the open gates of his institution. He must be the pivotal man upon whom turns the eternal struggle between the old and the new. A quarter of a century of service as president of Beloit college, the Hrm allegiance of trustees, faculty, alumni and students attest to President Eaton's success in meeting these severe demands of his office.

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THE VESPER CHOIR

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PRESIDENT EDWARD DWIGHT EATON