Hampden Sydney College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hampden Sydney, VA)

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r lt is safe to surmise that among all the hosts of men who have attended Hamp- den-Sidney not one has loved it with a more powerful or more unselhsh devotion. A few years ago he became deeply atfected by the condition of the old burying ground of Ynion Seminary in the suburbs of the village. After the removal of the Seminary to Richmond it was impossible for the Seminary authorities to give the burying ground the same attention that it had received before the removal. Dr. Booker obtained permission to put improvements upon it. Laboring at it with his own hands, spending his own money upon it freely, he has converted it into a beautiful spot, worthy of the precious dust of dear ones, and the venerable dust of Hampden-Sidneyts mighty citizens of a by gone time which are buried there. As one good deed is worthy of another, he next gave his attention to beautifying the college campus. It had already been greatly improved, and he completed the work, making it as beautiful a college campus as there is in the South. It is a fitting expression of his rare attachment to Hampden-Sidney that he has now come back to t'The Hillv with his family to make this his home for the remainder of his life. If he ever does get old Qwhich is doubtfulj, he will grow old here, but whether old or young in years, his youthful heart will always cherish a love for this place, its traditions, its development, its professors and students and alumni and everything else that bears any relation to the college of his youth and the chosen home of his later life. Staunton, Va., Jan. 14th, 1918. N 1 T I - S I Tn, Page F zfteen

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