1Hmf. GI. 7 . 3E. ahiiirn Surcly, I know him, you any, lift :1 knowing eye! and, mnyhnp. nt timvs even shrug your hither shuuldrr. Buiug rurious by naturc, we press you still further for your seasoned opinion, and quite oftnn n reminiscent g1 cam hl-mhl'cns your eye, :md you hark back to thosu days of 'rum wlwu you first dumped in on us for your four Drem'si stay. You brouzcd in lustily with the weli-mcant ndmunitions uf fond parents nnd deafening plaudits 0f proud tuwnsfulk still echoing in your ears. Imputientl-v: yet coulidcutly expcctnnt you inched Mung the jostling lino until you took your sent at the side of n kcun-eycd, methodical mun. Hurricdly ynu outliucd your course, one that wnuld have caused :1 senior to stop and sadly shake his headi The registrar then rested his twinkling eye on you, smiiiug at the ever-hupcful egoistic ambition of :1 typical freshman, and, mum his big, bold fountain pen descended upon your schcdule, and yum- :unbitinu for a term of sulid study was ruthlessly checked. You hcguu to rcmoustrnte, but a firm hand extended to you a course of stutg, that experience had taught him was suitable for the average beginning student. A sunny visage bade you ndicu. The next minute you were mad, the next week you were giad--the registrar was right. In our meagre ray, WC wuuld tell you more of this man, whusc students leave the claismom with new interest in languages, in peoples, in civilizatiuns. Ever and again he: has enlightened us by snmc lucid. explanation uf :lu uhsrurc point; at times, he has employed the convenient hiuck-board for a graphic rcp- rcseutationhsimple, forceful, unique. 01', hctimes, we have chuckled with himhjust :1 momsutan'er the idiosyncrnvy of some scif-usscrtive Roman; or 01' n demure and quaint German m:nidenfnnd then, more discussion over the structure of the sentcuce, us the digression were but a draught of fresh air. It is he, u'hnse father before him, helped lay'thu fnundntiuns of our Alum Mater; whusc tempering influence, more than any other factor, has keyed- Augustannis progress to her capacities. It is heJ who by careful, tireless uffurt, has maintained the high standard she now holds in the North Central Associa- tiun. A man of strong character, :m indefatigable worker, n confident lcndcr, n peerless instructor, :1 true friendhthc studcnts whu owe su much to him: :10 well to wish him continued success, and pledge him uuswcrving loyalty am! support.
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31711eran This is the book of Augustnna's An- niversary year, a ycnr of progress, of great accomplishments, of unusual growth. Vc have sought t0 here ex press this spirit, to portray the attitude of Allgustunn's men and women, look- ing back with pride 011 a glm'inus past, and confidently looking ahead. to a more glnrious future. Class of 1921
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