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Professor F. W. Tistin.
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Editorial StafL Editor-in- Chief : E. Herbert Dutton. Associate Editors : Ed. Flint, Chairman, Miss Grace Slifer, I Literary Department. George M. Davis, J Miss Mary E. Chamkers, Institute Assistant. Roy B. Mui.kie, Department of Classes. Levi T. Fetzer, Department of Fraternities. D. Hayes Elliott, Department of Athletics. George T. Ritter, Department of Organizations. Business Manager : Hiram L. Purdy. Assisttint Business Manager : Ed. Flint.
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Sketch of Prof, F. W, Tustin ' s Life, NTO institutions of learning men put their noblest efforts for the life of others, their patriotic hopes for the nation, their re- ligious aspirations for a redeemed humanity. The history of education has received worthy recognition in our curriculum. An interesting example may be studied in the rise and progress of our own University. The student of to-day desires to comprehend his AIdhi Mater; to know her genealogical tree; to learn the traditions of the elders ' — even as he hopes to win her Well done for his endeavors, and to leave some impress of his personality upon her future. This volume of L ' Aijenda is dedicated to the memory of a teacher under whose instruction no present student ever sat. But we recognize our inheritance in the toil and sacrifice of those who planned large things for us, because they expected large things from God. The individuality of a college is given to it by the men who give them- selves to its shaping. In no fanciful sense it is an organism. It has a unique life of its own, yet derived frona life. After its kind is the law of its growth, as of all growth. This individuality of life and growth it de- sires to impart to all its students. Professor Francis Wayland Tustin. Professor Francis Wayland Tustin was born in Philadelphia in 1834. He was descended from good Revolutionary ancestors, some of whom served with distinction in the war for American independence. His early educa- tion was received in the schools of his native city. In the winter of 1850 he was baptized by Dr. Ide, and united with the First Baptist Church of Philadelphia, and in the fall of the same year he entered the Academy at Lewisburg, and was graduated from Bucknell University in 1856, with the 1 1
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