Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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s s s S X WZ W Andrew Work Anderson was born in Bellaire, Ohio, March 17, 1864, and received his early education in the high school in his native town, from which he was graduated at the age of seventeen in 1880. After leaving high school he taught one year in a little white frame school house in the country near his home. 1883 and 1884 he was ward principal and served in that capacity for one year. In the fall of 1884 he entered to his pos1t1on of ward prxnclpal at 1ts close In 1886 he returned to Wooster and entered the sophomore class in the collegiate department flom which he was graduated with the class of 1889 He received the degree of Master of Arts from the same 1nst1tut1on three years later After completing his college course he again entered his chosen profession and served as principal of the Academy at Poland Ohio for two years From thele he was called to the chair of Philosophy and Education at Nlacalester in September 1891 In h1s twenty veals of se1v1ce at Macalestel Dean An derson has been pre eminently a friend of the students and has always helped them by precept and example to get the the VVooster Academy where he spent one year, returning XX . y , . . s R 8 8 IN! gs. : sal: N X li li . x Wx: seg Sak X mg X x 8 Q -s IN Y 'IT is ss S most out of college life. In the class room he has been a Ng i faithful and true guideg in student activities, a ready helperg X in religious life, a noble exampleg and in private life, a true friend and helpful advisor. His life is so interwoven with the history of the college that to know one is to know the other. Those who know hin1 know the college and no one can say that he knows Macalester until he numbers Prof. Andy among his friends.

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