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14 THE MASS ASOIT — 1912 iLaturencc Locke Doggetr, £0. 3D., db. 3D. Altho he has never been known to publicly make a touch-down or swat a three bagger, he frequently performs mighty deeds of valor. Not the least of these are his daring and successful expeditions on the high seas of finance. With his First Mate, Prof. Cheney, he has returned on more than one occasion with a golden fleece. Jason’s stupendous feat of yoking to the plow two fire-breathing bulls with brazen feet, pales into insignificance before our President’s bravest deed. It was in New York when with only his armor- bearer, Dr. Mac, he yoked the class of 1912 and compelled them to docilely plow a straight furrow thru to Washington. To the amazement and admiration of his friends he can discuss bronzes, air ships, athletics, matrimony, the latest wrinkle in education or politics, and with equal facility he teaches a class in religious education by proxy. “None have yet learned to trace the day’s disasters in his morning face.” Win or lose he always appears with a brand new Van Dyke smile. It has been a rare lesson and inspiration to see the Christ-like way in which he has borne the unusually severe trials that have come to him during the last two years. When the birth pangs of the new ideals in religious and educational thot arc understood, his name will be written high as one of the chief apostles of the larger and more joyous life. No more fitting picture can we hang on our memory’s wall of his relation to us than that which Goldsmith portrays of the village preacher in the following lines: “He watched and wept , he prayed and fell for all; His ready smile a parent ' s warmth exprest, Their welfare pleased him, and their cares distressed; To them his heart, his love, his griefs were given. “ Now what do yon think about it? Don ' t yon think it would be possible?
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THE MASSASOIT — 1912 15 “ Large-hearted and true. Small of stature, but possessing a noble soul.” 3 . €. TBotmic, C13. 1!). This venerable member of the faculty has rendered long and efficient service. He was closely associated with the leaders of the Young Men’s Christian Association in its early years. This led to his being selected as the man best fitted to train the men about to enter association work before such a thing as a training college was thot of. While Mr. Bowne was General Secretary at Newburgh, N. Y.. that Association was made a “training center” where men might be drilled in the history and methods of the organization. Thus our future librarian became the pioneer in the field of secretarial training, Mr. Bowne won our hearts by his sincere, heartfelt concern for the welfare of each student. He has collected a remarkable assortment of valuable curios, relics of the work and skill of primitive man, from all over the world. He is never happier than when entertaining groups of interested students by showing and explaining these treasures. He is animated with a burning passion for service and is always ready to advise or help any student. Words cannot express our gratitude for the loving interest extended by him. Our united prayer is that he may long continue to inspire and enthuse the men who enter the portals of our beloved Alma Mater. “S-s somebody ha-ha-has cut a ch-ch-chunk out of this morning’s Re- Republican.”
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