Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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14 0mm m t'mlI-wnc HlAU-HL OUR COLLEGE PRESIDEN F. A Lollcgc pmsldum Ought m m- .1 renmtkuble man. HE mush bc buth 21 u plum of udets and a leader of vetemns; a thinker and J mam ur affairs, 1 wnsexvntive and :m emhusiast; W152 111 munscl, wnsidcrdl: my judgment, faithful in m:ndship, mdenr dowcd with a virilc strength which Mull win lh: luv: of young people And mm 1h: pridc of 4 gm The head of :1 ndem univurshy h cumuitucncy. properly dllcdupunm mcut .1 throng of new demands, hut in becoming a polished and push- ing hnclnr 2 agent he must not m m an educator and a pmlm n: me Lord, livery Chrsdanmllcge needs a leader who ran snr tho vansmem'e in .1 mam sermon, make new dwlinrtinnh in Greek Syntax, lay vmr a rnHmad or a geomgiml :urvey, and live I'm SDIITIOnth 'n the Mddle. These .11? somewhat diverse and diffALJlI thutgs to do, and Prebident Bnllanliue has done them all, Thetitle :tcOllegemsidun suggeststhembnnilyofan Elm, the educating power of at Hopkins, lhe mmmmlike breadle of h Whlsuy, the wbm vigor of a Non, and the well-prapurtloued munhund uf a Fairu. ild, 01min 9 nm afraid to m up hur ncw champion close bcsidc thcsc ideals. Hu mull; far all which wc hold dear in religion scholarship, progress, m1 our history recnrds few providence: more marked than those which have prepared him for hi: post. The mirteen years of hi: Theolnglral prnfrbsanrship m Oberlin whir'h have won for him the. rmwlidenre and affection of hxs colr lengum, have 3150 mad? him familiar mth the uaditinns and only look of the Universuy, and aKarded umE f0! study, reflection and me ripening of his powexs, And he 5 a represenmuve m Oberlin ideas unkside of Oberlin. Hts mother, who died mhilc he was in the Huly Land, was corp verled under me prem: ing of the Evangelist lecmn. Thus