Hampden Sydney College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hampden Sydney, VA)

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I K. I 1 I 5 g s . .M . , 4 M A, ,. , ,w 6 wc- .ef f W ? Q X' mm , ni cz. '4 fury a member of the lloard of Trustees. In looking about for a suitable institu- tion to which he might send his two sons, he unhcsitatingly chose Hampden-Sid- ney. and from that time until the present his interest in and love for the old College have become a part of him. He had the pleasure of seeing those two sons. now Drs. XYyndham anl XYHTIHCC lllanton, of Bellevue Hospital, Columbia Cniversity, New York, graduate rum Imfdv cf rum 11011011 During their colle- giate course. he became thoroughly conversant with the College and stands ever ready to recommend it as a most suitable and desirable institution where young men may be safely sent for their collegiate course. Cpon the resignation of a Richmond member of the lloard, Dr. lllanton in 1911 was unanimously elected a member of the Trustees, and he has regularly attended the meetings and is an active participant in all their proceedings, He is a valued member of the two standing committees-Faculty and Courses, and En- dowment Campaign. He is not what might be called a talkative member but believes in the maxim that the way to resolve is to resolve. The students find in him a responsive friend and valuable champion in behalf of their needs and ath- letic sports. lfor several years he has been a liberal contributor to much of the athletic life of the College and has made possible several of the athletic privileges which the students now enjoy. He is a great Hampden-Sidney athletic fan and when games are played in Richmond or in any territory within reasonable distance from Richmond, Dr. lllanton is on hand. and the students feel that the game cannot begin without his presence. This writer has been a member of the lloard of Trustees for twenty-three years, and his observation and experience within that period are that, without any invidious comparison, Dr. lllanton is one of the most active. willing, and efficient members of the lloard. Long may his vow abide in strength, and he continue to be a source of inspiration to the home of which he is such a beloved member, to the church of which he is a valued officer, to the profession in which he is so influential, and to the College in which he is so efficient, in all four of which he is sO greatly beloved, is the wish of all true friends of education and of Hampden- Sidney College in particular. F. T. BICFADEN. A Q assi ' . ' wg!,5K1.Qt Puqz' lfigllrefn

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