Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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n memory DL W HOIS IL . kl.INK v li » gaxr his lift services In out scliool. xvr I !ionglit f nll dedicate this hook. Serving I In college from which hr was graduated for more than a half a century. Dean klinr became a familial figure at I rsinus. Hundreds of students in the past have known him either as a schoolmate, teacher, or counselor. To us. the students of recent years, he was the Dean” a tall, stately, old gentleman, full of quiet dignity and friendly courtesy. He was a scholar in the truest sense of the word. Mtiiough he had studied and taught Latin and Greek, his interests were not limited to the classics. n ardent lover of outdoor life, a fancier of birds and plants, he became known as an authority on the subject in this area. To him who loved llowns and trees I rsinus is much indebted for the beautx of its campus. We are grateful to have had the leadership of such a man for so many years, lire ideals of scholarship and refinement which lie cherished are a part of I rsinus tradition. Max the rememhranee of his xvork. his faith, and his wisdom inspire us to fulfill these ideals.