Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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RD . EVANS Teacher, counselor, and friend . . . strong, with a knowledge of humanity . . . a good, human American . . . a real man. These are the words of those who know him: businessmen, scientists, educators, and the students who come to him for knowledge and advice. These are words of affection and profound respect. Doc', Evans is a man who has met life with life and countered its blows wi-th an awesome combination of knowledge, power, and uncanny good judgment. He is an authority in his own field and a power in many others. Most of his career has been at Northwestern, the University has proited much by his presence. As lecturer, researcher, and chairman of the Department of Chemistry, his influence and personality have been felt by innumerable students. To students who have worked on the three major publications Dr. Evans is best known for the twenty-two years he served as chair- man of the Board of Publications, in this position he counseled and guided many staffs through the complexities of their respective periodicals. Because of these contributions which he has made to North- western University, the editors are proud to dedicate to Ward Evans volume sixty of the Syllabus. ak