Rhodes College - Lynx Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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I IE I ll Cf-Xl lUl Froni the point ol' View ol' grzitellul and 2lIJ1J1'CCl2lllX'C students. there could be noth- ing more fitting und niore tiinely than the dedication of the lEl5l Lynx to these two residents of Nleinphis. both ol' whoni are Presbyteiizxns and ,IlCIlIlCSSC2lllS. Their in- terest in and devotion to Soutlnvestern lor a qnzirtei' of a century were cliinaxed on xlune 27. l950, when the announcement was made ol' the gilt ol' 21 Library, SOl1ll1WVCSlCl'lllS most iniperatively needed building. This is the largest gilt which has come to Soutlnvestern in its long history. It is not to he merely another lilJrz11'y building. but one which is :ls nearly ideal for this N

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I . film! 5. 6Ll 0lfL .j6fLOX ZZfll l 0Ifl! College as experience, prolonged study. visits to many of the best libraries in this country, consultations with library special- ists, and careful planning can inake it. Both functionally and artistically it will be Out- standing. Mr. Burrow. who is a lneinber of the Board ol' Directors and 'l'reasurer ol' South- western, has expressed the confident expec- tation that the Burrow Library will still be serving the needs ol' Southwestern students a hundred years lroin now. The Editors, on behalf ol' all Southwest- erners, past, present, and luture, extend warm and affectionate greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Burrow.