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

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DEDICATION.. TO GEORGE LUTHER WALKER A graduate of the class of I9IO and since gradua- tion a loyal and useful alumnus: for years a success- . . . . .full -- ful teacher and prominent principal in the School ' ,f - . . . . K' . System of Virginia: since I926. Secretary of the ,rr f i Alumni Association of Hampden-Sydney. zealous f - ' A promoter of the interests of the alumni, organizing ' 3 E 1 them with a thoroughness never before approxi- ' mated, and always a true and helpful friend of the I ig.. A x students: patient instructor in the class-room and for A 19' V ,iil 4 ' A 'E I V, vii the past two years Dean of the College, conscien- I if , My E. -Q7 ,' f' , s f tious and faithful and diligent in the discharge of ,L 1, 119 the arduous duties of this import nt position-the I ls 5. F, i' G f Staff of the Kaleidoscope affecti nately dedicates ,,, YJ YM x N I 'Q vi, , this I938 volume of the annual in cognition of his lv! J fl , ,X 'ir Lf y ly! value to the College and as a tol: of appreciation li 1 X l' QT R r I ' X n of his character as a man. of h interest in the - ,,A, U ', . Q students, and of his services as officer of the if If H 1 ,rf t G ,X . Colleqe. - j 1 Civ M my , t , g x A - 'f W LN g lgg lv, , S J ft! ' A-K f t 1' ' lx i' f 'X t ,pf X I I, 4,1 ' ,' i A ' 5 N fs x ' I . ru . . X s 9 A I ? .'A X. I Hit, I 'LX-I If - -'Wa' Q, I f X W lc 4 N' 152. 4,5.:,f if Q '7' ,..z,