Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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1 S ' D A. ELLSWORTH 7

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-:'G'?'5' 4-517 -511 Q ,,..: , T. M. IDEN f i Tom Iden, as he has always been known to the writer, was born for the world's good. From his earliest life he has been on the side of the right and has been peculiarly guided in finding the right place to render his service-a service of spirit rather than that of a definite program. The value of his work has never been so much in the specific service as it has been in the man who was behind the service. Tom Iden had a rarely beautiful childhood, and holding on to the spirit of that childhood heimoved straight toward the goal of manhood. He has realized his best impulses while others have only felt the fleeting touch' of their power. He has put into life the best of which he was capable without thought of the value of the service he was rendering, and he has ,learned the secret of helping people to realize the best there is in them. Professor Iden's early life was spent well out in the country. His early education was secured in a rural school At fifteen he entered the village school and later went to B tl. C ll u er o ege. Here he began his great life work that has resulted in such untold good t .. o a vast number of young men, and through them, to the world at large. Since then he has had the advantage of foreign study and travel, but the thing that has given him his power h b . as een the self-sacrificing devotion to the best ther ' ' ' Q e 1S in life. His whole life has been a preparation for the work he has been do in in th 'K I g e ansas State Normal School for the young men tnrough the Upper Room. To this school he came some fourteen years ago and now it would scarcely be the State Normal 'th , wi out him. Professor Iden is now Dean of the C ll D o ege epartment and has Worked his way into the heart of the institution. 1 0 : ,avg 4.13 ' 'QiRm,,.-..s. LV ,-

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