Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

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DEDICATION In this lovely place we have found a sprite of goodwill. He writes us notes about our husbands and lie calls us brides ' ; he is a punster and always writes us billets-doux. After four years he has become Our Hero. He lias inspired us to greater endeavor; he has encour- aged us to have more zeal; and he has (nearly) al- ways filled those dusty vacant boxes that have meant so much in our lives for these four years. For this, and because of our love and devotion to him, WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1 9 5 4 , DEDICATE THIS, OUR 1954 REFLECTOR TO S, range, Postmaster

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ZACK L. STRANGE, SR.

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IN MEMORY In memory of Dr. Marvin S. Pittman, who was devoted to Georgia Teachers College and a better education for the entire realm of humanity. Born April 12, 1882, Embry, Mississippi, he excelled in many phases of education with special interest being in the fields of social science and rural education. Dr. Pittman came to T.C. in 1934 as its president and maintained constant affiliation with this institution until his death on February 27, 1954. Recognized as a prominent national educator he made extensive studies in Europe, Mexico, and Cuba, and contributed much of his information to the oncoming generations permanently through numerous books. 10