Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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SAMUEL GUARNACCIA IN a small college such as Middlebury we have the advantage of knowing our professors as something more than men we see in front of a class three hours a week. We know them as teachers, as advisors to student activities and as friends. Samuel Guarnaccia, since he first came to Middlebury in 1940, has come to typify this closeness between students and faculty at Middlebury. Whether teaching Spanish and Italian, coaching the boys on the football field, or advising any one of the activities he has guided in the past, he has shown the same ex- uberant spirit and sincere interest in the students that has made his name a byword for friendliness and concern at Middlebury. His per sonal qualities of independence of mind, courage, and integrity have won our respect; his spontaneity, sense of humor, and quick smile have won our friendship. Writing in the Campus this year, Mr. Guarnaccia said, ciDante asks, iWhat is a man worth unless he is willing to embrace a cause? ,i In his own answer to this, in his years at Middlebury tiSamh has shown his willingness to support the student causeeparticularly this past year in his unfailing support of the efforts to revitalize and unify student government. As thanks for his continued interest and sup- port, the class of 1955 has voted to dedicate this yearbook to Samuel Guarnaccia.