Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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I Charles Baker Wright, 'L' 'J-f. -D

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'Go u Charles :Baker wright as a slight token of our esteem arab affection for one who bas given twenty-five years of bls life to the servlce of Ullibblelaury. the class of 1911 respectfully beblcates its Tffaleiboscope

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6 THE KALEIDOSCOPE, 1911 'Dedication ,V E. EARNESTLY wish that we might littingly express our apprecia- 9: r tion of the privilege which we have of pursuing a portion of our studies under the direction of Professor Charles Baker Wright, to -s N--A whom we have dedicated this book. A privilege it most truly is to be guided in our study of English Literature by such a scholar as he, a man who gives his life to the work of developing in those under his instruction an appreciation of the heritage left them by the great writers of other days. High aspirations possessed those men and women, and noble thoughts have come down to us from them. How fortunate it is, then, that we should have as our guide, philosopher and friend a man whose every thought is high and whose every word sincere. It is not easy to estimate the value of a life spent in influencing young men and young women to higher planes of thought and living, year after year, at just the time when impressions are made upon them which last forever. Such a life is that lived among us by Professor Wright, and such has been his influence here for twenty-five years.