Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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oe A. G. FREED IN MEMORIAM Peacefully, quietly, gently he died, As in life, so in death— He had nothing to fear. The death of the righteous brings Christ near, And leads into everlasting rest. As the voice of a friend he faintly heard, Reading to him from God’s own holy Word, A book he loved in life, also in death. He was always zeny with his smile, is) Paweveo die tins day. Ready to help us in our task, Seeing “‘across the bar’ Christ’s face, Always ready to give what we might ask, As he did, and in heav’n for me a place, And to guide us kindly along life’s way. I then would not be afraid to die. Jon McGREGOoR.

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H. LEO BOLES, President

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CBO I fe Cader ni nh (M.A., Vanderbilt University) Latin and Greek J. RIDLEY STROUP, B.S. (B.S., Peabody College) Psychology and Education SAMUEL C. BOYCE, B.A., M.A. (M.A., Vanderbilt University) History MISS MARGARET DAVIS, B.S. (B.S., Peabody College) Modern Languages a i ite the ie JOHN L. RAINEY, A.B., M.A= wf jaf =e a a é- ) 1 a 4 Oh nee an a 4 Hn a Be eg AS AN A Waite ant cn ore ar whe Saat ata w , of TAL thy - he . belies ny Gt ‘20 yA ty. ¥ heres ee OE scene $e Fn tderterne = y | ‘ aay oer yO. dtacs eh. S. P. PITPMAN, BAZ. OF ete (B.A., University of Tennessee ) One “Bible, History, and German MRS. AGNES E. WALKER eke | : Matron of Dining Hall ik a J. DUDLEY FENN, B.A. ISN (B.A., Harding College) ik ey English and Commerce (ot MRS. R. S. OWEN SH Matron of Sewell Hall mt R. P. CUFF, A.B., M.A. fr, 3] (M.A., Mercer University) K a English bt Im ait =) AS