Granby High School - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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1 mallurr Bnltnn mime DEATH COMES, AS IT MUS1 TO AIL MEN The finest thmq that wc can leave behxnd us IS a good name treasured ln the hearts of thost about us, bullt up patxentlv through years of scrvxce to others Havlnq been long assoclated w1th boys at the old Norfolk Acadt my Mr Whlte brought to Granby ln xts first years a splendld record of guldance and mstructxon of youth During the summer he would surround h1mselfw1th boys and share wlth them the llfe and act1v1t1es at camp He was 1nt1mately acqualnted wlth the blrds and the flowers and nature wlth mathematlcal symbols H1s mmd dwelt on the Hmte, and also the Inhnlte He was a true teacher, happlest when gllldlflq those of a younger qeneratlon out of hls own experlence and tremendous store of knowledge He was a gentleman of the old school, makmg hls xmpress upon the minds and hearts and souls of others wlth h1s deslre for accuracy hxs good humor, his sympathetlc understandmq unsmerxlnq loyalty, and frxendshlp The sound of a pleasmg, mformatxve voxce IS stllled YVe are lessened to the extent that he 19 not wlth us, but we are stronger for the reason that he llved and was here There are roses out at Elmwood, and we shall mlss you Wallace Whlte Rose leaves, when the rose zs dead, are heap el or the beloved s hed And so zl zs when lhou art gone, Love ztseQ' shall slumber on ' x ' x I v . . x 1 - i . 1 A , . , , , . , ' . . i ' . I I . . . I l I m ' ' 9 I . l x v 5 D 1 . . . I , .. . . . 1 x . . . L . ' I A . I I ' rl . . . . , .L - ' - .1 - . . , . . . , . cc ' sf s ' 9 ' - - as

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B S College of W1ll1am and Mary M A College of Wllllam and Mary LEMUEL FRANCIS GAMES 1892 1944

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