Muskingum University - Muscoljuan Yearbook (New Concord, OH)

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-if John Knox Montgomery, D. D., President Dr. Montgomery is the man behind the guns here at Muskingum. lt is his personality, his spirit of never quitting, and his unbreakable faith in a bigger and nobler Muskingum that has made our College what she is today. This has been proven most conclusively during the past year, when he was able to announce a gift to the College amounting to 55250000 which was secured through his convincing the donors that Nluskingum had a future. When he started on this -job of mal:- ing a College, other men told him that it was an impossible task, and now, when they visit the school, they invariably say that the half has not been told. Dr. Montgomery has been one of the biggest factors at Muskingum in turning out students who have shown true Christian character. He is aypeirfect example of a Christian Gentleman, and the students cannot help but be influenced by his example-. He has the interest of the school at heart, being interested in every department of College life and activity, and he is as happy as any undergraduate when one of our athletic teams brings home a victory or when we win a debate. VVe have a great man at the head of our school, and we Juniors, as representatives of the school in publishing this book, wish to assure him of our love and loyalty to him and to Mus- kingum. and that he may count on us to do our best for our Alma Mater. CPage 155