Illinois Institute of Technology - Integral / Lewis Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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1 THE ANNUAL STAFF ARTHUR J. R. CURTIS, Editor OSCAR W. OLSON, Assistant Editor Helen Pierce Fred Rosseland Mary Schofield Joe Bates Edith Kammerling Charles Kinney Ilse Forster OREN GRAY SHERMAN, Business Manager The Subscription Department Lloyd Haines Marguerite Gansbergen Harold Bannister Marjorie Mann Andrew Raithel Loraine Miller Adolph Fensholt Alexander Foley 24 Janet O'Brien Robert Brenton Mabel Paulson Henry Ryther Gay Graham Jqhn Zielaskowski Martha Cunningham

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Editorial Lewis Annual 1909 Those Whom We H01101' Three times within four months the students of Lewis Institute have been called together to pay honor to the departed. Monday, February 8, we cele- brated the centennial of Lincoln's birth, Monday, Apfil 5, 3 memilfial SCTWC9 was held for joseph Hora, and Monday, May 3, the fu116TH1 Of MT- MHH11 fOOk place from the Institute. At the Lincoln centennial service judge Christian C. Kohlsaat, judge William H. Seaman, and General Smith D. Atkin, recalled incidents from the life of Lincoln, and paid tribute to the high ideals in Amer- ican citizenship for which he stood. General Atkin was once candidate for state's attorney of Sangamon county, on the same ticket with Mr. Lincoln. The beautiful service heldin memory of Joseph Hora left a lasting impres- sion on faculty and students. Mr. Hora firstientered Lewis in igoo as a student, and later came back to the Institute as an instructor. He was a good student, a clean athleteg a man of civic pride 5 a true friend, a Christian gentleman. Miss jane Addams, Mr. Henry Thurston, Mr. Edward Burton DeGroot, Mr. Craig Hazelwood, and Mr. Arthur Scott, spoke at the service. It was not easy for Lewis to part with Mr. Mann. He was a great student, and a great friend of students. He gave the most fruitful years of his life to the Institute, and his work among us was of a nature that will endure. Mr. Mann was especially skillful in adjusting little matters of difficulty between the students, and he endeared himself to all -by his equitable and just decisions. Judge Kohlsaat, speaking for the board of managers, paid a tribute to his good work. John Smale read the scripture lesson and made the prayer. Director Carman told of his intimate relations with Mr. Mann, and of the loss the Insti- tute had sustained in his death. 26 ...as-4. WN, 2 T l 1