Milton College - Fides Yearbook (Milton, WI)

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Z, 'wa-rs,'t 1 gn ,. dw 'sry A A A flltitiittfiy Q.llZii,J'l5'EfG?tT A A A year in the Leonarclsville parsonage, and also from the testimony of the late Rev. O. U. Whitforcl. whose strict honesty of opinion always carriecl great influence. Thus Presiclent Dalancl came to Milton College in clays which were rather clark. and there is no neecl to write of his life during these last eighteen years, for this life is woven into the history of the college and is as their own lives to all the sons and claughters of Milton. Whatever mistakes and failures Presiclent Da- lancl may have macle, however short of his icleals have been the achievements in the college, there is no cloubt of the nearness of his relation to Milton stuclents. Prexy at Milton is no perfunctory stuclent slang, but a term which on the lips of the boys and girls in Milton College is equivalent to Father in the home. Many perplexing problems are always before him, many times he must seem stern against the wish of his own heart, but his one personal desire is to have his boys anrl girls love him. ancl that clesire has been granterl. CAMPUS ELMS Elms that have stood such faithful sentinels, Guarding your trust through heat and winter snows. When unseen forces storm the citarlels. Crushing the castles of your rlreams like shells,- As memory keeps unwitherecl a clear rose We will remember you. O sentinels. XIBHFIISZ KXXHFE ' Page Nine:

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orewo rd U 'ICIJIT the first year book of Milton College was the task you set before us. Yet we have only been able to do this with your help. You, the faculty and stu- dents, the alumni and friends of Milton Col- lege. have aided us when you cheerfully and willingly volunteered either with your pen or by your subscription to make this book a success. IF 'l'Hli enjoyment you receive from read- ing' this book is as great as that we have had in preparing it for you our efforts shall not have been in vain. T IS our cherished hope that in years to come this annual will be the means of making happy days of those that might be sad, that it will recall again the wonderful hours we spent together in Chapel or class- room or wandering upon the campus. NVQ hope that it will only increase the love we hold in our hearts for our Beloved President and all the dear teachers who nobly serve our . Xlma Mater. --The Stahf. i Page 17 lcv