Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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DEDICATION To one who has guided us through the joys and trials of our College Life, whose love and sympathy are as beacon lights, whose high ideals for us have kept us true to ourselves and to our College, whose dreams for us have given us a new vision of the future To MISS METTIE E. RICKETTS We. the Class of 1924, in grateful love and deep apprecia- tion, dedicate this, our volume of TllE EcHO,

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As we come to the close of another year, the eighty-sixth, in the history of Greensboro College, we attempt to chronicle, in picture and story, the events of the past year. We, of the class of 1924, have endeavored to make this book a true Echo of our fourth and last year in our beloved Alma Mater. To our older sisters, who have gone before us, may it recall fond memories of their school days. To our younger sisters yet to come may it provide inspiration and ideals. To the casual reader, it is but a book to be read in leisure moments. To us it is a living record of familiar scenes and faces, a few choice reflections from our pages of Life.

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I wish to express to you, the Class of 1924, my sincere expression of apprecia- tion of the very gracious honor you have done me in dedicating your book to me. During the years of my association with you my love and prayers have followed you. In discouragement I have never lost faith in you. When 1 have presented our common problems to you. you have always given me a ready response, while your youthful enthusiasm and idealism have given me courage to press on. In the years to come, when memory will gather in her December Roses, there will be a very fair sheath for me in the memory of Happy Anne and her classmates. In love and gratitude, I am, your friend, Mettie E. Ricketts. RESPONSE TO DEDICATION