Milton College - Fides Yearbook (Milton, WI)

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PRES. A. E. WHITFORD Presidentls Message The President of the College wishes to extend his greetings to all who are in any way connected with Milton Collegeeto present members of the student body, to former students and friends, and t0 the local community. Milton College was founded eighty-three years ago, and has made an honorable record. Today it has an excellent reputation for providing intellectual training and character development. Every student should make his college training a preparation for earning a living, but not as his primary aim in going to college. The desire for culture and capacity to'enjoy the highest in life, and the purpose to render service to mankind should he dominant motives in his mind. The former students know the ideals and aims that have characterized the work of Milton College through all the years. They know too the high minded Class of men and women who have gone out from the walls of Milton. Milton College aspires to continue this program in a larger measure, and it asks for the active support of its old students to make this aspiration possible. Milton College owes much to the local community. Without the vision of the founder of Milton College, and the sustained interest of the citizens of Milton, this institution could not have existed. On the other hand, the community has received much from the college. Because of the mutual benefits to the entire Milton community that have come through the work of Milton Col- lege, the institution looks to its local friends for sympathetic and material support. Alfred Edward Whitford llugc th'cnly-f-M;