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

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Charles E. Marshall, Ph.D. ln Dr. Mzusliull we have every inark of ix true sei- entist. He is slow to arrive at conclusions, but firm in his well-fou11ded eoiivietioiis. A big 1112111-e11g1'ossed in his work, but still 1110113 Concerned with profound huinan syiripafliy. A, serious-inindefl, conscientious 1111111 who goes to the very bottoin of things. 9 C , .4 I.. K a Joseph Alexander Jeffery, B.S.A. lYe do not have to be told that Prof. Jeffery has sound eharaeter. lVe see it in his ooiiiitenanoe and feel it in his voice. He is EL 1111111 with a profound sense of dmv, and a true manlv oonee Jfion of doinff Good which . 7 .V 1 C9 'CB seeks no open 1'6XY2l1'd.

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i G l r-4 Q Chester L. Brewer. Some day We may forget our brilliant athletic suc- cesses under the leadership of Coach Brewer, but wo never Will forget the man Brewer. He is a Wonder- ful athlete-proficient in teaching all branches of ath- letics, but still more proficient in turning out manly men. His presence on the athletic field is an inspira- tion to the highest and most honest efforts that men are capable of. A fair, square man who counts every person in this institution his friend. Pearl MacDonald, AB. Miss MacDonald teaches us the Value of a smile, and her smiles, like herself, are simple and unaffected, they are meant for all. A teacher who has solved the prob- lem of treating students as equals Without losing any of the respect or dignity which a teacher must possess.

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Mrs. Linda E. Landon. A woman truly in the right place. Her character reveals itself in a friendly smile for all, a kindly greet- ing, and eeaseless attention to our wants. She com- bines friendliness, culture, and broad-mindedncss in such a manner as to make for herself a place in the heart of every student. Walter Bradford Barrows, S.B. A man who lives doubly Well on account of his great love for nature. His temperament peculiarly fits him for his chosen work. A scientific man who has the faculty of making his study and research popu- lar and interesting to all. A quiet, unassuming man -full of good thought and information. A nature student of the new school.