University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Agrarian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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rl -v if' 1.'i'Tf . , . -E E gif- 'ffifilff eg ef ee E T f L- ee nlfl, Q? Because he had been uniformly kind, they withhold the harsh reproof. W6 Because he could isolate the person from his acts, they are learning to show mercy. 'l Because he was tolerant, they can make no distinction between races and creeds. Q Because he saw good in every man, they cannot sit in the scorner's seat. ily! 1 i Because his mind was open, eager in his search for truth, they are encouraged to test its implications. 1 14 Because he so whole-heartedly gave his life to his work, do they forget the hour and ty 'sq finish each task. -JOHANNA HOGNASON, , ,fi Director of the Boys' Dormitories. :mi ' I , ! Professor D. D. Mayne was truly a great character. Those who had the privilege 94 O of attending the School of Agriculture during his Principalship remember him for his lc? al loyalty and devotion to the School, for his unique ability to inspire leadership and N Qi courage, and for his reservoir of knowledge and experience from which he drew vivid I? illustrations in the class room and assignment. fx Those who had the opportunity of calling upon him for advice and counsel left with higher hopes and increased determination. His modesty somewhat overshadowed f his greatness. The influence of his stewardship will be felt for many years to come. bf l 7 -V1cToR CHRISTGAU, psi i Congressman, First District. W 6l gi Few, if any, men in the city of Janesville have made such a lasting impression on fx the minds of the public as my good friend, Professor Mayne. l . I attribute this fact to his love of humanity, to his unselfishness, and to his desire l X to extend good fellowship and to bring about a better understanding between men. lb 7 I X His fine memory, his ability to read and remember and to store in his mind things N N X worth knowing together with his genial qualities made him always a welcome guest. . The personal qualities of Professor Mayne were such that I always felt proud to M know that he was one of my intimate friends. rg Those with whom he contacted could not fail to feel the fire that burned within. -GEORGE S. PARKER, Janesville, Wisconsin. . fpxl Deck, as we called him in our school days, had a personality all his own and never lzi wwl changed with years or the environment in which he lived. Deck was popular with all :li the boys, and the acquaintance of the writer with him began back in the centennial 3 ffil K year, 1876, in the Primary Department of the Platteville State Normal School in Wis- NM Qi consin. X Z: He was studious, ambitious, and of quiet manners, yet made and held friendships Q very easily. A young man of fine character, Christian training and a true friend. These Q traits he exemplified in his life. Q :N Over fifty years of friendship of Deck Mayne and just as genuine at the end as at the beginning is the kind that has merit in it. RXQ -J. E. MCBRIDE, V N 4215 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Q fi Will if ll Page Twaufy-one

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