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

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I I I , II, I 'II ,II -g I Fred Lewis Turner Some of our older students and most of the members of the faculty will remember with great affection the kindly and genial presence of Fred L. Turner, former instructor in Latin in the Lewis Institute, who died January 11, 1924. Mr. Turner came to Lewis in 1908, following a long and successful experience of teaching in the Oak Park High School, and remained with us until 1912, when he joined the teach- ing force of the McKinley High School. He was a rare combination of gifted teacher and helpful friend. He was a scholar, a counselor, a poet, a gentleman in the high sense of the term. His keen interest in the activities of the Dramatic Club will be a memory cherished by those who were members of it while it was under his competent direction. He Was, as Hamlet says of Yorick, a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy. The fine patience with which he bore his long and wearing illness and the inspiring courage with which he faced the end which he knew to be approaching were characteristic of his truth and soundness of nature. He belongs in the company of those whom he cannot think of as gone, so truly does he live in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. Page 6

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