Milton College - Fides Yearbook (Milton, WI)

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FEDE i Board of Trustees Office Expires in 1923 E. Stillman Bailey, M.A., Ph.D., M.D. C. Eugene Crandall, M.A., Ph.D. Rev. G. Montrose Cottrell NValton H. Ingham, Ph.D. Giles.F. Belknap Albert S. Maxson, M.D. Lester M. Babcock, M.A., D.D.S. George E. Coon, M.D. justin H. Burdick, M.D. ' Chicago, Ill. Milton Topeka, Kans. Fort Wayne, Ind. W'aukesha Milton junction Milton Milton junction Milton Ol'l'ice Expires in 1924 William B. Maxson ' George R. Boss J. Nelson Humphrey, M.A. Benjamin F. Johanson, M.A., D.D.S. james H. Coon Truman A. Saunders Harrison M. Pierce, B.A. George W. P'ost, M.A., M.D. George M. Ellis, M.S. Milton Milton Whitewater Battle Creek, Mich. Milton Milton Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Milton Ol'lice Expires in 1925 L. Harrison North, B.A. Allen B. West, M.A. Alfred E. VVhitford, M.A. Rev. Henry N. Jordan, M.A. Grant W. Davis A. Lovelle Burdick, M.S., M.D. George E. Crosley, M.D. Mrs. Alida H. Morse Rev. Edgar D. Van Horn, M.A., B.D. Honorary Truste Prof. Albert Whitford, M.A. Benoni I. Jeffrey William B. Wells, M.A., M.D. Milton Milton Junction Milton Milton Milton Milton Milton Edgerton Milton junction SS Milton Riverside, Cal. Riverside, Cal. 3: Page Tfwenly-nine :frm tm

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F-'ID ALBERT WHITFORD, M.A. fC0llff1l1ll'd from page 262 He helped found, maintain, nurture and establish Milton College, and finally in his son he has given it a new President Whitford. Without his untiring labor, un- selfish devotion, and conserving wisdom, our College would have had a short life. As a scholar he was careful and thorough, not showy and specious. As a teacher he was unassuming and mild, but earnest, successful, and inspiring. As a friend he was sincere, gentle, and sympathetic. As a man he was modest and humble,'a home- loving, gentle, true husband and father, of strong mind, big heart, true faith, willing hands, great in deeds and small in profession, touched not by ambition, serving with- out praise, uncorrupted by flattery, devoted to duty, loved for what he has done, and respected because he did llOt as others. His was not to shine in prominence, but to ionize others like the invisible power house. Tlzf'rr x nothing so kindly as A'il1dlll'S.Y, And nothing so royal as truth. If you would know more, remember the First Psalm. H.T.P. '96. ALBERT ROGERS CRANDALL fContinued from page 271 not like that of the old Greek Teachers with their disciples. As he walked, he talked -not in long scientific terms or Latin nomenclature- but with loving intimacy of the birds, the grasses, the trees, a cloud that passed, a mushroom in our path, a Hash- ing butterfly. It paid to stick close to his elbow, to suit your pace to his slower foot- steps. Not so much knowledge did we gain, as appreciation and a habit of observation. He would rather have a student interested in a subject than know the facts of it. He is remarkable in that in spite of the decided opinions that are inevitable to a strong will, his mind has not set , He has never stopped growing, and whether he may agree or not, he sympathetically understands the trend of present day thought. He has always been a student of the. times and interprets events with remarkable clarity. I remember in 1914 he had a grasp of the significance of the European situation, the keenness of which later events verified. Best of all, Prof. A. R. is interested in people. I do not know of a more pleasant way of spending an afternoon than to listen to the charming stories of his experiences among the mountain folk of the South. You somehow feel that he is interested in you, too, and what you are doing, and when you come back to Milton with a new specimen, or a newly acquired husband, or a wonderful baby, you are sure to want Prof. A. R. to see it and exclaim over it with you. H.S.T. ,20 .tml sum., 4110:-1 .H .steely A .fa xl? 11: are Page Tfwenty-eight

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F' D ilu imlemnriam In loving mvmory of om' who has fzassrzl from Timo, u'iih its limitations to Eternity ' with its infnite possibilifi1'.s'. WILLIAM CLIFTON DALAND Born October 25th, 1860. Died June 21st, 1921 PRESIDENT 1VI1LTON COLLEGE FROM 1902 'FILL 1921 HWIIO in glory looks upon the fave of Ili!!! who is blzavxed forever. .vv, P Page Thirty