Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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'the work of his pupils. Every student felt instinctively that he must be at his best in Professor jones' class room, and the step from the intellectual to the moral best was easily taken under such leadership. Invisible to us, he enjoys an earthly immortality in the many lives which he has touched and, touching, lifted. It might well be written on his tomb that he was a true servant of God, and a true friend-not simply of man- kind, but of men. MARY A. P. STANSBURY, '59. io

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Our New Faculty Members. FREEMAN A. HAVIGHORST, A. M., S. T. B., Professor of History and Economics, has been with us a year. These are our impressions of him. A gentle- man, Whose battles have been above the bread and butter plane. Cultured, reserved, candid, refined, modest to a fault, kind, nice as an old maid, reverent, finely sensitive to the higher things, a good instructor. May he long be -with us. Al4FRED M. FULLER, Capt. 2nd Cavalry, U. Sl. A. Rigid as a disciplinarian, Capt. Fuller exacts prompt obedience, but his strict impartiality and profound sense of justice conspire to prevent the exercises of any undue severity. A loyal friend to Lawrence, a thorough soldier and an honorable gentleman, he not only commands the respect of the united battalion, but also attracts to him- self in personal loyalty its individual members. 11