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

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Gut librarian Kin .img OOKSI The records of human civilization, not Q? only serve as monuments to the achievements of Q W, the past ages, but also are at our pleasure as friends PQ and teachers. We, students, pupils of the great 'gg gig! school of life, are only learning to truly appreciate J - ff- Ki-I these speechless, yet eloquent friends. Even such friends are to be carefully chosen, and although experience may be a good teacher, yet when undirected is an expensive one. There- fore, we feel that no person at M. A. C. more deserves the honor of the dedication of this year's VVolverine than does that amiable, pleasant little lady in black who more than anyone else has been tutoring the thousands of students in the art of appreciating, loving and valuing these true friends in lifembooks. Daily we meet our kindly Mrs. Landon at her accustomed place, stacked with books, magazines and journals. Ever since 1891 when Mrs. Landon first entered the Held of library activities, she has been there ever ready to help the students along, not only in matters per- taining to books, but also ill the other spheres of the student's ex- periences at college. That little town Niles, Berrien County, of our own Michigan, could make no better contribution to the welfare of the state than to have this noble daughter of l1e1's carry on the great educational and enlightening activities Mrs. Landon is accomplishing as Librarian of the Michigan Agricultural College. Since the time our librarian joined the college family, the library has doubled in size and the number of students benefited hy her in- struction and kind suggestions has multiplied beyond conceivable proportions. Since her services are being distributed the world over, we feel it our duty as appreciative pupils and true friends to show our gratitude for all she has done and is still doing for us and for our Alma Mater by donating to her the best efforts of the Class of 1913-this W'olverine. And, when in the future we shall turn to the pages of this book for reminiscences of our college days, we shall at the same time re- vive and strengthen the sincere affection for this teacher who directed us in the choice of our truest friends in life-books.