Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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y I T31 ,, . ' ' '- . ' s'!,... . lv X I B. W. TRUESDELL A. B. 4FriendsJ, CGraduate Student University of'ChicagoJ Professor of Chemistry and Erlzccation Prof. always gives out the impression ot being a tre- mendously busy man in a tremendous hurry, and the more you get acquainted with him, the stronger this impression grows. Perhaps it is because he is interested in everything and every- body, and just as he gets really interested in something and somebodyC?J he switches off to something and somebodyC?J else. The only object upon which he lavishes a deep and abiding affection is the band. He changes with amazing rapidity from kodaks and canoes to lyceum corses and eugenics, meanwhile keeping track of the laboratory, bookstore, various special classes for city teachers and divers other incidentals too numer- ous to mention. In no small sense he forms a distinctive and unique part of F. U., and every old student Who comes back to visit feels his trip incomplete without a chat over old times with Prof Page 11 . 1 4 f . f I .W Ajnx L . 1 ,tial 'W Q, Il S? vi: L 'Z ' 3l,l'a'f ' Q -3, ' gf,,7f,g.m5 mf' wv'U,f 2f fffffw ,ff X X fig ,yy J 4 .2 Plz sg ,, , ,iff .faffba nf , , fillfrsaf'