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

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School Friendships EDITARD CHRISTIAN LINDEMANN, '11 5:: Long, long: ago I left thee, School of my care-free days; Of much hast thou bereft mo, Cold world with thy sterner ways. 0ft, 0ft in sunny dlumnland I romp the rolling green. And awake 111 the real land 0n scenes my dream hath not seen. Hard, hard waxes the battle, And dark often shadows the crown; Then through the ceaseless rattle Come songs 01 quaint college town. Blcst, blest the rugged school lifee Its memories that comfort so; And blessed be 0111' world strife Through Which the memories glow. Dear, dear to me, vale zmd dell, Thy every path and view, Elders, halls Where Wisdom fell, And deep friendships that I knew. Deep, deep I love those school friends- Teachers and workers-to-be. Their memory to me lends More strength my duty to see. Faint, faint, my elnssnmtes calling, And the campus crowds once more. Shadows of night are falling;r While we gather as of yore. Sweet, sweet is my life's ending; Mine is a blessing so rare; For school friendships m'e blending hVith His, and there is 110 care.

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Jonathan L. Snyder, President A. 3., Westminster College, 186, Ph. D., 191, LL. D., University of Michigan, 1908; Supt. Schools of Butler Co., Pa., 1887-88; Principal 5th Ward School at Alle- ghany City, 1889-96; President of the College since 1896. A. Z., Michigan Academy of Science. C ' , 1- William J. Beal, ProfessorEmeritus ofBotany A. 3., Univ. of Mich., 1859; A. M., 1862; S. 3., Harvard University, 1865; M. 3., Univ. of Chicago, 1875; Ph. D., U. of Mich, 1880; D. Sc., M. A. C., 1905. Instructor Natural Science, Howland Institute. -: r; 1865-68; Professor Botany, Univ. of Chicago, 1868-70; :g Professor Botany, M. A. C., 1871-1910; Professor 7 Emeritus Botany, 1910. Director of State Forestry Commission, 1888-92; First Pres. Society for Promotion of Agric. Science, 1881; Pres. Association of Botanists of U. S. Exp, Stations, 1881; Michi- gan Academy Science, 1894; Michigan State Teachers' Association, 1881; Member Botanical Socicty of America, American Pomological Society, Fellow American Association for Advancement of Science. Author of New Botany, 1881;.Grasses of North America, Vol. 1, 1887, Vol. 2, 1896; Seed Dispersal, 1898. I Herman H. Vedder, Professor of Engineering C. E., Cornell, 1887, awarded fellowship on graduation. Instructor Civil Engineering, Cornell, 1887-1891; Contracting Agent 1 for bridge construction companies, summers 1888-89; Professor at M. A. C., 1891. Tau Beta Pi.