Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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JBom'D of TIIISIGQS. HON. GEORGE F. MOSHER, LL.D., Chairman. E LON G. REYNOLDS, A. M., SGCl'GfZ1l'Y and Treaesurer TERM EXPIRES JUNE, 1396. REV. HENRY RT. FORD, D. B., Hillsdale. HON. JOHN C. PATTERSON, A. lil., lliarsliall. REV. SCHUYLER ALDRICH, Buffalo, N. Y. HON. JOHN S. HART, Racine, I'Vis. HON. F. HART SMITH, Somerset. ' HELEN NI. GOTIGAR. A. BI., LaFayette. Ind. CYRES D. ROYS. A. BI., Chicago, Ill. TERBI EXPIRES JUNE, 1897. EUGENE A. MERRILL, A. M., DIinneapolis, lliinn. ' EDIYIN NI. IVASHBURN, Hillsdale. COL. FREDERICK FOVVLER, Reading. HORATIO P. PARNIELEE, Hillsdale. YVALLACE VV. HECIQMAN, M. S., Chicago, Ill. REV. CLARENCE A, VINCENT, Sandusky, O. REV. VVIVI. A. IXIYERS, A. M., Biilwaukee, Wis. TERM EXPIRES JUNE, 1898. HON. VVILLIANI E. AMBLER, A. M., Cleveland, O. DIARY A. VV. BACHELDER, Hillsdale. YVALTER H. SAWYER, M. D., Hillsdale. HON. OSCAR A. JANES, M. S., Hillsdale. HON. GEORGE F. MOSHER, LL. D., Hillsdale. REV. CHARLES B. MILLS, A. BI., Mayville AARON IVORTHING, Hillsdale. TERM EXPIRES JUNE, 1899. REV. ORRIN D. PATCH, A. M., Manchester, N. H. REV. JOHN T. VVARD, D. D., Minneapolis, Minn. CALEB C. JOHNSON, M. D., Hillsdale. ELON G. REYNOLDS, A. M., Hillsdale. ELI B. ROGERS, Hillsdale. 'EDVVIN A. HOUGH, Jackson. VVILL M. CARLETON, Litt. D., Brooklyn, N. Y. TERIVI EXPIRES JUNE, 1900. HON. FRANK IW. STEWART, Hillsdale. HON. MARTIN B. KOON, LL. D., Minneapolis, lliinn. REV. JEROME L. HIGBEE, A. M., Hillsdale. HERBERT O. ALGER, Hillsdale. GEORGE W. MYERS, Hillsdale. REV. JOHN R. IVIOVVRY, D. B., Hillsdale. EDVVARD GALLOWAY, Reading. 9

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views of his confidential advisers. Qfzj He has skill in securing cooperation in the plans he-desires carried out: aptness in adjusting differences of opinion, and tact in avoiding friction. Some schools are unpleasantly advertised because the public has knowledge of many of the cases of college discipline. While Hillsdale has had for years an exceptional class of young men and women, yet some cases of discipline have been necessary. These have been managed so judiciously, so kindly, so courageously, that a wholesome effect has been felt in the school, and yet the details of management are quite unknown, and no one has been unnecessarily humiliated, nor his friends unpleasantly advertised. Yery few people, even those closely connected with the college, have a true idea of the adjust- ments that 'are made and the discipline administered in quiet. Q31 He has clearness of vision, keen discernment, and wise counsel. Few men are able to attend well to petty details of work, and also to maintain a liberal judgment in great undertakings. In trustee and presidential committee meetings, in faculty meeting, in caucus and convention. some well-balanced men seem sometimes to lose their ,usual discernment, but Pres. Mosher has won a reputation for being clear-headed and safe, and his words always command the closest attention and highest respect. Q45 He has strong, clear. sensible thought in written address and platform utterance. Wfhen he writes or speaks, he always says something, and when he has said iz, he stops. Q5D His general appearance upon all public occasions is that of a man of culture, of business, of executive ability. The college is honored wherever the president appears in public. Q62 His social qualities are of that peculiar sort that in administrative work, on reception occasions, in general social gatherings, all those in his presence feel at once at ease, and ready for the occasion. Never insincere, seldom demonstrative, always self-possessed, he represents the best quality of social virtues. Such are some of the characteristics of the president of Hillsdale College. Liberally endowed by Nature, a careful and close student, familiar with the best life of America and Europe, Pres. Mosher has given the school the best ten years of his life. May the college he blessed with another decade of his efficient service! 8

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lDl'L1C6l1fiHI Qiommlttee. GEORGE F. MOSHER, Chairman. ELON G. REYNOLDS, Secretary. JEROME L. 1-IIGBEE, EDYVIN BI. YVASHBURN, GEORGE F. IWOSHER, AARON YVORTHING, A ELON G. REYNOLDS, M. A. YV. BACHELDER, ELI B. ROGERS, XVALTER H. SAYVYER, FRANK M. STEYVART, THE AUDITOR, Ex-Oficio. OSCAR A. JANES, Auditor. ELON G. REYNOLDS, Secretary and Treasurer. PROF. YV. F. TIBBETTS, Librarian. JOHN H. XTOLFE, Assistant Librarian. PROF. XVII..l.lA.M H. MUNSON, Registrar. PROF. YV. F. TIBBETTS, Secretary of the Faculty. M. E. VFADE, Janitor. Cbeological Elbvieorp JBOHYO. TETII EXPIRES JUNE, 1896. REV. C. B. MILLS. A. BI., lllayville. U REV. A. D. SANDBORN, Oakiield, YVis. LEY. C. A. YINCENT, A. B., Sandusky, O. TERB1 EXI-'IRES JUNE, 1897. REV. RANSOM DUNN, D. D.. Hillsdale. REV. S. ALDRICH, Buffalo, N. Y. REV. O. D. PATCH, A. M., Manchester, N. H. , TERM EXPIRES JUNE, 1898. REV. JOHN T. WARD, D. D. Minneapolis, Minn REV. H. NI. FORD, A. BI., Hillsdale. - REV. YV. A, MYERS, A, M., Milwaukee, Wis 10