Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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To Dur Adviser 1

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L ' jjoii fins page u ' f pay our humble tribute To one whose patience in caring for our icelfari IVill linger in our memory long and loyally. Our riend. whose kind and helpful pre ' ience (.raced these halls for many years Your cheerful smile and gracious manner Effort untiring through soul-tr ing times. Made deep impression on our youthful gnyely.

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1 DR. GEORGE W. HAUPT Someone has said that Men esteem and value nothing so much in this world as a real Iriend. We the class of ' 46, cer- lainly feel this way about our Iriend and adviser, Dr. George Webster Haupt. His patience, kindness, and unselfish concern lor our atfairs has meant a great deal m(jre to irs than words can ever adecjuately express. He has taught us not only science but also by his example, the larger science of Hiniianitai ianism. He has taught us not jnly the facts about our universe, but the uni- ersality of every living thing and of life in general. His de- votion to and imceasing work for his profession has been an inspiration to many. His sym- pathy and iniderstanding, and liis encoiu agenient have steadied us and steered us through diffi culties. Dr. Haupt has laughed and played with us as well, and his unfailing good-sportsman- ship has been greatly appreci- ated. He has given without stint of his time, his energy, and him- self. This issue of T f Onk is thereffjre a tribiue to Dr. George W. Haupt.