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JeJie 3. Reed
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DEDICATION Leslie I. Reed The Old Gold Start of 1947 takes much pleasure in dedicating their year- book to Dean Emeritus Leslie L. Reed. For an active thirty years Dean Reed has quietly and efficiently served Iowa State Teachers College as a busy and able counsellor of men. During that time he has seen two genera- tions of boys march off to war, the campus echo to marching feet scuffling along cement walks, and the hup, hup” of a drill sergeant. In 1916, when lie first came to the campus, Dean Reed himself donned the khaki as adjutant of the Student Army Training Corps, laughingly known to the regular Army fellows as The Saturday Afternoon Teacup Boys. But with the Armistice signed, the male influx hack to the campus began. In 1921. when it reached its peak, Leslie L. Reed became officially Dean of Men, and so continued until his retirement in 1945. Even now, on his Emeritus basis, many duties still continue, as lie serves while Dean Gordon Ellis completes his graduate study. Graduating in 1900 from Iowa State Normal (the former name of Iowa State Teachers College), lie received his Bachelor and Master of Didactics degrees. Hie year 1903 found him completing his Bachelor of Philoso- phy. and 1906, the Master of Philosophy, both from the University of Iowa. Further graduate work was also completed there, and at I Iarvard. Preparation for being friend and adviser to campus men included being a rural school teacher, high school principal, superintendent, and high school inspector for the state board of education. Much of his spare time finds him donning a pair of overalls to work on his farm near Osage, Iowa. Developing farms, gardening, and traveling are his favorite hobbies. Of his green fingers” a faculty member and former neighbor says, He is one of the finest gardeners I ever knew, and gets as great joy from dis- tributing his vegetables as his friends do in receiving them.” Florida . . . Northwestern United States . . . Europe . . . All arc places to which his wanderlust has taken him sight-seeing. I lie father of one daughter, perhaps his most pleasant job of counselling involves being friend and much loved companion to his two grandchildren.
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