Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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CPresicfeni OJ U£e Goffe e Dr. J. Earl Danieley has served as President of Elon College for eleven years now. At the close of each year he would have had more than enough material to fill his own annual. But he has httle time to reminisce. Another group of students will be arriving soon, and he must prepare for them. Elon is a small school, but Dr. Danieley, along with the students, hopes that it will continue to be a progressive school. Perhaps more than anyone else, he realizes that progress means work. He has had to overcome many ob- stacles to achieve success. There were times when he must have become discouraged, but he has never shown his dis- couragement. He continues to work for us and has many reasons to take pride in liis work. We cannot help but wonder what Elon will be like five, fifty, or a hundred years from now. As college graduates, we must believe in our own school. We are no longer cloildren, though, and must have reasons for believing. Dr. Danieley, through his hard work and accomplishments, has given us many reasons for appreciating our educa- tional opportunities. Appreciation, however, is not limited to a page in a col- lege annual. It is not a static state, or a group of flowery words. Hopefully we will show our appreciation by Uving as open-minded, responsible individuals. We want to be able to feel proud when we think of our experiences at Elon. Because of the work and dedication of Dr. Danieley and other men and women like liim, we should be able to feel a great deal of pride. Now is our chance to give Elon reason to take pride in us. Dr. J. Eail Danieley ■ Kgk ' J - • n 1 H w . .Mt - - - Dr. Danieley exhibits one of his favorite pastimes.