Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

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FOREWORD- We had worked hard to try to find some theme with which to bind our 1945 REFLECTOR together. So far none of the staff had brought forth any new ideas. Then one morning in chapel, while the group sang the Alma Mater, I let my mind wander and began to think about the annual. As the words broke in upon my consciousness, I was startled to realize that they were causing me to think about what they meant. Your editors went to work and have tried to bring to you the same realization. With the hope that this year ' s work and fun have been portrayed in these pages, your Editors proudly present . . . Copyright 1945 Henry G. Shearouse Dorothy R. Culbreth Editor-in-Chief Business Manager

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THE SENIORS DEDICATE MR. Their 1945 REFLECTOR to one who can make evolution understandable to the most unscientific; to one who, through his good humor, courtesy, friendliness, and sincere understanding has become admired and loved by every student; to the students ' favorite