University of Nebraska School of Pharmacy - Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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will' Efrihuiv in QBLII' ilirivnh Bnrinr Qlharlw iihmin Ilvmwg Dr. Bessey was a kindly, thoughtful man-ever living that which he taught-the gospel of love. It was this which made him a friend of all men. The life of Dr. Bessey marked an era in the development of Botany. He was an enthusiastic guide and counselor, and many who had but slight claim upon his time or attention, re- ceived help in generous measure. This whole-hearted devotion of his rare talents to the immediate needs of those about him, explains in some degree the extraordinary fruitfulness of Dr. Bessey's career. His motto was, Lend a Hand. He was always the student, and, although he took his first degree forty-six years ago, he was always the co-worker, the fellow student. It was this desire to know and in the knowing to impart the knowledge gained, that made him our beloved instructor. To this man among men, we owe our founda- tion work for future study. To know Dr. Bessey was to love him, to study with him was to feel that one was especially privileged, to have him talk of plant life was like making friends of the plants of which he spoke with such loving under- standing. So always we shall hold the still memory of his blameless life in which we crown him gladly with these flower- lets of praise, this corolla of honor. H V 4 lx ll ,x l ll ll l ll 1. ll it 1 ,s lf H 'Q yi 1? I I la +5 ix li li If li i4 l. IF I. l li ,. ll m, 1 , L i l l gl 'i if ll

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