College at Brockport - Saga Yearbook (Brockport, NY)

Page 7 text:

'a A 1 . W'- u f ' M I , ,Zn 1' -4' l . ,V 52' If 3 Al! Q11 , I 1 .np U lg ,n an .' N: , un 1 0 ' , 'X ,Ulla ff. , X I.. V., .V ,n Q n 4 ,gpg , Q I yu EBM lv' Y, 3 V., 1 ' s- '- . 'LA -, . .--.l ,..q- If.. ,..., ,.4' ,-1:-4 i -5v:c.. , L- ' ' 'if' I , J all , 4 -aww, 31 . x. ,- nag ,x 'N 'eeyw '5 1 ie' . vga? -' ,. Jfr- ff! f . . . . lf' . 71 o , 4. 1 91 1 . D X , .4 , ,N . 7-'ji ' A 1. YU. . A'v,T' f'f'5' 1 'I' , Y A l E? f'

Page 6 text:

4 X X Ar 4 yi: X xi ,X In JAC I J' 444411 1' A Jlgmjigxr , !Jj7j! 1 I , I J 5 4 N E 5 QAEREASAAQGAQQQRagga.: P: 2 A S23 A x R I 0 Y W ve R 9 t r 0 P k c 0 r B L gan-EEREAEQAQ::Ag::zazaz-A--22.

Page 8 text:

ayzm A friendly twinkle in his eye for all, an absent-mindedness that left him hatless on more than one occasion, a ready wit which translated even the epic Greek poems into American slang that we students could understand without too great an exertion of our overworked minds, and - oh, valuable attribute of a class advisor - to Dr. Morgan belonged that priceless treasure of an inexhaustive sense of humor. Because we, the Class of 1948, came to know Dr. Morgan through the hard work of class meetings, committee meetings and the myriad other activities of our busy group, we unanimously agreed that he truly deserved the respect and affection which we felt for him, and the best way of expressing our feelings seemed to be through dedicating to him the task that has meant so much to us this last year at Brockport, out Saga. And so it was that we con- structed our book and prefaced it with this dedication to the man who helped us in the years past with his constant willingness to work with us, his good fellowship which made every class picnic or party a grand event for all, and most of all his friendly spirit that added so much to the happy atmosphere of college.