This interview with J. Earl Danieley (6th Elon College President) for J. Fred Young's (7th Elon College President) retirement tribute video in 1998 was completed by Daniel (Dan) Anderson. Some notable topics include: the transition process between President Danieley and President Young; J. Fred Young’s contribution to the Burlington School System; J. Earl Danieley United Way Fund General; J. Fred Young known by Danieley as a good educator and knowledge of Elon College; J. Fred Young's enthusiasm as the visionary for Elon College; J. Fred Young’s comparison during his presidency (1973 to 1998); J. Fred Young’s qualities as Elon College President; Danieley’s role to support Young’s presidency; Elon faculty move to have a larger decision process on campus; J. Fred Young consulting with Danieley, admiration of J. Fred Young by Danieley; J. Fred Young built a showcase college; J. Fred Young’s interaction with Physical Plant; Young’s management style; President William A. Harper’s (Elon College’s 4th President) built the five buildings (Alamance, Carlton, Whitley, Duke, and Mooney buildings) with a bold and courageous economic move; Young and the Board of Trustees sold bonds to continue the physical facility growth of Elon College; Young’s legacy as Elon College’s President; Young’s leadership abilities; Danieley’s reflection of Elon College; Young’s success in the Elon College’s fundraising campaigns; Young’s greatest compliment paid to Danieley—“leave the teaching faculty for returning to Planned Giving”; Young’s Presidency strengths; Young’s ability to pace himself; Young’s performance to react to the market demands to benefit Elon College; Young’s move to the Maynard House; Danieley describes Young in one word as a “friend”; and Young’s presentation of a pair of golf clubs to Danieley. Some names include: Royall H. Spence, Jr., Christopher Waters, Jo Watts Williams, and Jack Barner.