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s he storeth thy knowledge so that all may benefit. MRS. ETHEL TAYLOR CRITTENDEN FTER thirty years as head librarian, Mrs. E. T. Crittenden this year retires from her position which she has so ably held since 1915. Throughout her life of association with Wake Forest College Mrs. Crittenden ' s achievements have been many and last- ing. The library has had her efficient and loving care ever since she has been connected with the college. Mrs. Crittenden is the daughter, wife, and mother of outstanding Wake Forest men. Her life has been connected with the college since her birth, and she has given many selfless years to the building of a library that would serve the students and faculty. In her quiet way, Mrs. Crittenden has long been a vital part of the college. She has filled her posi- tion with modesty and humility. In this, her last year as head librarian, it is with respect for her helpfulness and devotion that this, the forty-fourth issue of The Howler, is dedicated to Mrs. Ethel Taylor Crittenden. 128050 ytAXE FOREST UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
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J? OREWOKD EMEMBRANCE of the year 1946 will long be in the minds of the students and faculty as the year that the Wake Forest boys came home again. After many years of being away in the service, the students, that many of us so fondly remembered, have returned to their Alma Mater. We welcomed them back to the old routine of classes, cokes in the bookstore between classes, and various club and fraternity meetings. The return of the servicemen has not found the campus exactly as they left it, a man ' s college, but in its stead a completely co-educational one. During this year of returning to normalcy, the college has not only reached its pre-war enroll- ment, but exceeded it. This condition has caused many hardships on the students and the faculty, but, nevertheless, they have demonstrated that spirit ' i - i;iiL i . i j i» iiM t irt i i; ia » ' ' - ypoy» ' is » ja. ■ ' i;.; f-■ !A
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