Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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ACH year in the Emory life there seems to be one man who typifies the most desirable spirit between University and student, a man who exhibits a sincere in- terest in all forms of student activities, a man whose life extends beyond his ca- pacity as University official. To such a man the staff of the 1952 Campus wishes to dedicate this issue. Mr. Walt Davis is a native Atlantian, but he was raised and educated in Dal- ton, Ga. He received his A.B. degree in journalism from Emory in 1934, after which he attended Emory Law School for one year. While at Emory he was presi- dent of the Law student body, veep of the University student body, associate editor of the Wheel, feature editor of the Campus, member of Chi Phi social fraternity, and Omicron Delta Kappa, national honorary leadership society. Several years later, two of them spent in the army, Mr. Davis received his LL.B. from the Woodrow Wilson College of Law in Atlanta. He became Emory's Alumni field secretary in 1948 and is now Alumni Secretary for the University. We 'thank Mr. Davis for his many kindnesses and suggestions in helping us put out the 1952 Campus. We are looking forward to a long friendship with such an outstanding person. ?

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niversit lilministraiinn DR. GOODRICH C. WHITE President The administration of Emory University, under the capable guidance of President VVhite, have dedicated themselves to the task of making a truly great school out of an institution with a Hne heritage, noble purposes, and farereaching visions for the future. The task has been completed-the institution has become great. To the administra- tion go our thanks. - K