Stevens Institute of Technology - Link Yearbook (Hoboken, NJ)

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perceive an improvement and cheerfully to welcome criticism of the con- structive type. Ifurthermore, he has always possessed that rare mental equilibrium of being awake to things beyond his own limited sphere, and, in addition, has a mind broad enough to keep astride with the changes of time. - In respect to the student and his career at college Professor Kroeh has some well-defined ideas. From his viewpoint student activities are on a par with scholastic attainments, and to him a student who neglects to avail him- self of the extra-curriculum functions of the college is ust as much a failure as he who is derelict in his studies. For a man of his age and position he is surprisingly well versed in matters pertaining to the collegiate sport world, and has read treatises on athletics in a number of foreign tongues. In all his doings with the students he is most congenial, and instead of ye olde sage, plays the part of a friend, gives much fatherly advice, displays his own pleasant sense of humor, and is a chum to all whom he may meet. His serene manner and gentle ways have done much to make life at the Stute worth while, and, at heart, Pop Kroeh is revered by all students. The same sort of wholesome ideas that characterize the man in his pro- fessional career also prevail in his clean and simple private life. Outdoor life appeals to him and many of his leisure hours are spent in the open, where he finds diversion in his chicken farm, and where, to this day, he displays a fondness for bicycle riding, to which he attributes much of his good health and longevity. Moderation in all things is his watchwordg he never allows himself to become excited and does but one thing at a time- and that in his own peculiar way. For a man past the three score and ten mark, his physique is unusually robust and throughout his fifty years at Stevens Professor Kroeh has never been seriously ill, and consequently a half century of uninterrupted service is his record at the Institute. Such is the man who throughout her entire existence has been a part of Stevens-a man in whom virtue itself seems to be personified. Fifty years of service, faithful and unwavering,.iifty of the best and most fertile years of his life, is the gift of this Grand Old Man to Stevens. Indeed, his life is gentle, and the elements so mixed in him, that nature might stand up and say to all the world, This is a man. In affection we praise him, and in reverence we obey him. Professor Charles Frederick Kroeh, you have wrought well. Te saludamos. lfiylil

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