University of Richmond - Web Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Q.,,,mq Many long hours of planning and toil have been spent in the compilation of this book, the 1945 WEB. We have worked under many and varied difficulties, yet the eternal spirit of the University of Richmond coupled with the splendid cooperation received from the entire student body has made possible the presentation of this voluime. This year college life has not had all its customary gaiety and carefree activities to fill vacant moments. However, there have been events which we can recall-those which have enriched our thoughts, kindled and strengthened glowing friendships, and incited us toward higher and nobler goals. The 1945 WEB attempts to preserve for you, the Seniors, a picture of the most important happenings, the quiet scenes of an unforgettable campus, and some of the little things that impressed you with an intangible joy within. Messages echoing from lands over the world assure us of the peace of mind inculcated by these memories. Character has been developed hereg spiritual minds and physical bodies have been enlightened, and warm friendships have been kindled. Above the noise and turmoil of our campus has often been heard the calm and dignified voice of one who has devoted the greatest number of the years of his life toward success- ful guidance of the student body and faculty of the University of Richmond. With a feeling of gratitude and pride, the staff is honored to dedicate this volume of the WEB to one who has served loyally and untiringly as president of his Alma Mater, 1945 mark- ing the fiftieth year of his service, a great American educator, friend, and counselor, Dr. Frederic W. Boatwright.-THE EDITOR. i SAX