University at Albany - Pedagogue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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wa DR. HOWARD .-X. DO BELL lens, but also in everyone with whom he came in contact. In a college dazed hy war, he offered a strong eye to the future and an indomitable courage for bewildered minds. His reliable calm and stern perseverance set a worthy goal for those who studied nnder his guidance. State College paid formal tribute to Dr. Doliell at services in Page Hall, but every student remembers in the seclusion of his thoughts, a man who gave so much of his mind and talent to others. 15