Pomona College - Metate Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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c 7he 9 29METATE Edward Hansen The inadequacy of words is very often apparent in the face of the intricate problems of expression. it is a well ' nigh hopeless task to capture, with clumsy symbols, the emotions and delicate shades of sentiment that exist for and between human beings. hence the work of setting down on paper any appreciative memorial to margaret bloodgood and Edward Hansen is, at best, a difficult problem, the solution for which is to state, in brief and simple form, that which it is within our power to say. It is possible to achieve no higher honor than the respect, admiration and love of one ' s companions. A man may go on through life and do more, but he can do nothing greater. Edward Hansen was respected, admired and loved by all who knew him. He was a loyal, sincere friend, a strong man and — by all the connotations of the term, - — a fine person. Pomona lost one of the most noble characters in its history when Edward Hansen was taken. As an athlete, student and friend, he made his mark in the hearts of all. Need it be said that that mark will continue to exist long after this printed page, and the very institution which it represents, has passed? Passed away January 13, 1929. [26] na (Mi. nflU i ft