Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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icalfion Small in stature and quiet in nature, yet much beloved by the college family . . . a man never too rushed to stop and talk . . . patient and helpful with the problems of the greenest freshman zoology student as well as the science major . . . not a theologian, but presenting practical and pointed devo- tions at the opening of each class hour . . . to this man, Dr. Russell Lowell Mixter, We dedicate this volume, the TOWER of 1950. Dr. Mixter, in his position as chairman of the Science Division and the Biology Department of the college, has Won the ad- miration and respect of both his co-workers and students in the 21 years he has served Wheaton. An "American Man of Science," Dr. Mixter was graduated from Wheaton College in 1929 and received his Ph.D. from the University of lllinois, Where he later served as instructor for a short time. His humble, unruffled ability to handle large masses of material lucidly, and his positive, practical Christian apologetic have had a profound influence in moulding young lives into stalwart soldiers Hlfor Christ and His Kingdom." Helpful "Unruffled . . --f-U 7