Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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1 , N f . W--,f 'w..M V ?4a:'a5 4 a f te-.312 0 Za,-42. -0 ,,,., , ,,... bf' YZ f I yrh ..... 1 x ,... ....,,. ' 'm 'f7h .... L , fya., ' .4., N ' 1 f 'f?1 5 zz. 4--Jw, w., , My -'ffifl' :2':'23s ,- 5, gs- 1522 gg: 14' 5 Ziff-7 ff. ,ff,..ff ' f 1 .....,. , , ...... ..,... 1 z:::,:::::.f::f.,f ....., an , '4 'V.'., ,, 1..:'.1', im., .,.....,., ........, .....,.............. ,,...,.,,....,.....,.,...,.,..,.., , , .4 ...,, f, .,.,. .,.,.,.......,,, ,,..,,, , ..,,,..... ,... ...,,, , . . ,,..,,...........,,,. ODERN language students find in Dr. Ford a genial friend, a ready adviser, and a scholarly instructor. A touch of his keen humor lightens the most difficult task and makes his classes eagerly anticipated by his students. Extensive travel, broad reading, and a fine command of the English language give to Dr. Ford a vivid power of description that makes him not only an admirable teacher but also a delightful conversationalist. R. CLYDE Form, Ph.D. Department of D10a'e1'n Lmigzzages , , ., ,, gg? ahaha M 0 M,Q4 5Z fmffofrfs, 0 gg ,,,:::m:3:Z,2i 07, ZZZ Zm5 LL those who have had work with Professor Barbour are keenly missing the inspiration and enthusiasm which he imparts to his classes. His glowing per- sonality, fine sympathy, and loyalty to every interest of the English student has given to him the highest appreciation and love of hundreds of young men and women. FLORUS A. BARBOUR, A.M. Department of English 7 WJ? W! ' W 4 MQ, QQW, 4 4' 0 f 4 M fi ff I ff J fm. I f ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,y,...,,,,,u,,,,,,,.,,.,,,...,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,..M,,,,NW,.,.,,,,,,MW,,,,MMM.N,,,..,..,,,.,,,,.,W,,,,M,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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''N''H'f'mu'SSI1f:ffffffffffffffff::fffff:fffffff:fffffffffffffff1f'ffffff.'Il'ff.TfffffffffffffffIIfffffIfffIffffffIIfI 'nh ' 7 f e-. f '-' 31 2373172 f' ' 'z Sfc 7f'H K 4 sezwfzfwzz H ,N H A 55,52.f..2a2j -. 1 ..., x --Mb..E..s.,, Q, 1,5 ,j,',21' .,,, f yah f..f',1i Q iiif1'ff5'ffi 5?-13,519 nf'!?:'f r f f'7, ' ..A. ,, ----'- '----' : T IS the good fortune of the majority of the students of this Normal College to come under the influence of Dr. Charles O. Hoyt. Through his skill students are led to a broader appreciation ofthe personalities and philosophies of the great educators. But HAfter all lives of men are greater than books, and it is our privilege to come into contact with the life of this brilliant man whose ideals may be expressed in the dying words of Horace Mann,HDuty-Humanity God. CHARLES O. Hovr, PH.D. Depuriment QfPhilo.rop12y and Educzzlion NDER the capable supervision of Miss VValt0n, there has been a constant growth and improvement in the various de- partments of the library. The systematic arrangement of all books and periodicals which she has elfected there makes it an easy task to gather material on any dehnite sub- ject. In looking forward to our new library, we see for it broader facilities and greater efficiency under the skillful management of Miss VValton. GENEWEVE M. WALTON Libmriarz X9 .00 ' ' WM WW5 QQHf+wm Zf.C'1'5,,,,,p My ww 3 f 42 'mmfw.,, f ff 99