Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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S ' - VS 1 T 2 2) As the studenli knuic ' hini on ihe campus and elsewhere.

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DEDICATION REVITY is the soul of wit. The more we become acquainted with a certain professor on the campus the more are we impressed with the validity of this statement. Although there is a realization that qualities exist in him too profound to be ex- pressed by means of words, yet as a small expression of our appreciation for one who exhibits these quali- ties and who commands our admiration and respect by his personality and intellectual abilities, we. the class of 19 30, dedicate the following pages of our history, the twenty-second volume of Thh Hacawa TO EDWIN LAKE SETZLER, A.M.

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v FOREWORD 1 NOTHER eventful year in our lives has passed, and many times in the dim and distant future the veil which separates us from the past will be brushed aside, and the familiar scenes and faces recorded in memory during the past year will be reviewed. Into this volume of The Hacawa have gone our sincerest efforts to paint a graphic picture of the incidents of yesterday, the scenes of today, and the prophecies of tomorrow, and to reflect the true spirit of Lenoir Rhyne. May the Colonial theme depicted, centering around a sturdy young German trapper be a stimulus for each indi- vidual possessor of this book to cast into the mould of his or her future those qualities of character that feature the race that made our Alma Mater possible. If when you peruse these pages in the tomorrow of life, the memories here mirrored serve to rekindle the spirit of our college days, awaken remembrances of our inter- mingled joys and sorrows, make glad your heart, lighten your burdens, inspire your life, then the builders of this volume will feel their efforts have not been in vain.