This video is part of a series of videos that document J. Earl Danieley lecturing during the class he teaches each Winter Term at Elon University called, Elon: Past, Present, and Future. Included in all the videos in the collection are student presentations on a number of Elon topics, which occur at the end of Danieley"s course. Specifically, in this video the students make a 10 minute presentation on major topics that include: the Messiah traditional concert held in Whitley Auditorium; Elon faculty members; Holt"s correspondence (Edwin Michael Holt began a textile- cotton manufacturing business in Burlington, Alamance County, North Carolina) was donated by the family after Edwin"s death including letter writings; portrait stories on Elon"s campus; Whitley Auditorium, built in 1923, was originally funded by J. M. Darden who never came through with the financial support; and one of the Whitley Auditorium"s front chandeliers has Danieley"s name inscribed on a glass crystal. Some notable names include: J. Earl Danieley, Edwin Michael Holt, Wallace Chandler, Artelia Roney Duke, John Roney, Mary Trollinger, William H. Trollinger, Washington Duke, Benjamin Duke, James Duke, Mary Duke, Spencer Love, Iris Holt McEwen, James McEwen, George D. Colclough, Andrew Morgan, Caroline Powell, Thomas E. Powell, Jr., James B. Powell, Thomas E. Powell, III, John S. Powell, Joseph E. Powell, Samuel C. Powell, Royall H. Spence, Sr., Royall H. Spence, Jr., J. Fred Young, Dolly Spence, Mary S. Spence, J. M. Darden, George F. Whitley, Lloyd E. Whitley, Robert L. Holt, Louis Potter, Reverend John (JW) Patton, Reverend James (JW) Wellons, and President William A. Harper. This video is part of a series of videos that document J. Earl Danieley lecturing during the class he teaches each Winter Term at Elon University called, Elon: Past, Present, and Future. Included in all the videos in the collection are student presentations on a number of Elon topics, which occur at the end of Danieley"s course. Specifically, in this video the students make a 10 minute presentation on major topics that include: the Messiah traditional concert held in Whitley Auditorium; Elon faculty members; Holt"s correspondence (Edwin Michael Holt began a textile- cotton manufacturing business in Burlington, Alamance County, North Carolina) was donated by the family after Edwin"s death including letter writings; portrait stories on Elon"s campus; Whitley Auditorium, built in 1923, was originally funded by J. M. Darden who never came through with the financial support; and one of the Whitley Auditorium"s front chandeliers has Danieley"s name inscribed on a glass crystal. Some notable names include: J. Earl Danieley, Edwin Michael Holt, Wallace Chandler, Artelia Roney Duke, John Roney, Mary Trollinger, William H. Trollinger, Washington Duke, Benjamin Duke, James Duke, Mary Duke, Spencer Love, Iris Holt McEwen, James McEwen, George D. Colclough, Andrew Morgan, Caroline Powell, Thomas E. Powell, Jr., James B. Powell, Thomas E. Powell, III, John S. Powell, Joseph E. Powell, Samuel C. Powell, Royall H. Spence, Sr., Royall H. Spence, Jr., J. Fred Young, Dolly Spence, Mary S. Spence, J. M. Darden, George F. Whitley, Lloyd E. Whitley, Robert L. Holt, Louis Potter, Reverend John (JW) Patton, Reverend James (JW) Wellons, and President William A. Harper.