Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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Frank Stewart Kedzie, M. S. 1l'1'11l'es5oi' Keclzie is least 11111le1'st11o1l by the l'1'1-sl1- 1111-11, and best liked by those who liiimv l1i111 best. H1 sc-lclmn sliews the SillilC1ll',S path with roses, but he has their iiiterest close at heart. A Clieinist, a sclmlaig 21 XV01'li01', a l'1'lC11Ll. a111l ll111i'o11g'l1 at f,'Zll'l1 occupation. B William James Beal, Ph.D., D.Sc. A ytilllll at seventy-seven. An inlluenee during l'11i'ty years of life at M. A. C. A living example of a l1a1'1l-w111'lii11g' 1113111 in love with his Work. A homely, simple. but powerful pliilosophy in all lie says. An 11l1Se1'vv1'. Zlll investigator, an teacher. One of the few l Q'l'l'Zll' 1111111 with wl111n1 it has been our privilege to associate.

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Addison Makepeace Brown, A. B. Secretary of College. Secretary Brown is a man who never neglects courtesy in businessg a inan Whose eharaoter bearns from his countenance. He is very sensitive to duty and is always just. He has a depth of thought and if he has troubles, they are hidden by that all-pervading smile. Wilbur Olin Hedrick, Ph. D. Dr. Hedrick never loses an opportunity for argu- ment. He is able to arrive at definite and sound oon- olusions, but is always open to eonviotion, and is tol- erant of the opinions of others. A teacher who never oeases to be a student-fair-minded toward. all and progressive. r

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Rufus Hiram Pettit, B.S A soientilio man who hasn't forgotten how to laugh out loud. Prof. Pettit has a thorough knowledge of almost every branoh of soienoe, and particularly of his own. He radiates good cheer. He enjoys life and aims to make every one else enjoy it. An extremely modest man witlr a keen sense of humor, and a dis- ciple of good-will toward all.