Roanoke College - Rawenoch Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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.lMf'..u.f T-, , In this oftentimes careless, helter-skelter World we live in, a sort of isolated individualism is creeping into our lives. People try to steerf clear of playing Hthy brother's keeper. People feel they neither need help nor need to give help. Nevertheless, this is not always the rule, for there are still individuals in this world who feel the need to help others and who are willing to give of themselves in this endeavor. lt is to one such individual that we dedicate this yearbook. This man is as much a part of this campus as bells for classes, '4lVlaroons, the '4Cave, and commons food. His near, formal outward appearance covers a warm, subtle, and witty nature. Seemingly, never at a loss for words, students find him willing to hear out their problems and offer consoling, yet realistic advice. Although his Words may provoke -or shock us, there is both eloquence and simplicity in his de- livery which will inspire us and strengthen our convictions. He is sincere in his concern for his students and is willing to sacrifice both time and effort in meeting their needs. His voice may be heard in solemn song at Chapel or in rousing enthusiasm at a basketball game. His unique personality exhibits itself in his classroom, his family, his many and varied interests, and even in his everyday manner. It is for these reasons that we dedicate the 1965 RAWENOCH to Professor Guy A. fTexD Ritter. W,