Cornell College - Royal Purple Yearbook (Mount Vernon, IA)

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.911 Wemoriam NEIL ALDEN MINEP1 Friendly in manner, possessed of a rare sense of humor, enthusiastic about his subject, the Doon was beloved by all. He Was a professor of geology, but, primarily, a teacher of young people. The effect of his personality, his Christian philoso- phy, and his high regard for crea- tive scholarship will be projected in future decades through the influ- ence and accomplishments of the many students who have studied under him. RUBY CLARE WADE A teacher of French, a dauntless spirit, a kindly guide! Miss Wade had an undying interest in people and in the contemporary sceneg she imparted to her students not only the technical processes of her lan- guage, but the cultural background of France as Well. Cornell will long remember her sparkling petite- nessf' aristocratic bearing, loyalty to her friends, hospitality, and care- ful scholarship.

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acuhy ana! .xdclminififrafion To the Cornell faculty and aclrninistration, their homes are indeed their castles. It has long been a Hilltop tradition for faculty members to open their homes to the students, thus making a strong bond of friendship between them. They are interested in us, the students, and in our ideas, keeping us mentally alert by presenting views of past and present great men. One of the first things you hear about Cornell is our friendly spirit. Nowhere is that better exemplified than in the faculty-student relationship. They open their castles to usg We open our hearts to them, and salute them.