Russell Sage College - Sage Leaves Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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1 .ff Dr. Lewis A. Froman, President - 14 -

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It is to one of these vital personalities, whom we have known both within the learn- ing situation and outside of it, that we have chosen to dedi- cate this book. He is an indi- vidual who is immersed in c r e a t i v e endeavors in all aspects of his life, both within our college environment and outside of it, both within the profession of teaching and be- yond it. He has brought us into contact with works of art as the raw material of the aesthetic experience, urging us as students to be creative in our own way in critical evaluation and in our emo- tional reactions. He has given us insight into the wonders of the artistic experienceg he has helped us discover for our- selves, what the artist hopes to express in concrete forms on a canvas or in the arrange- ment of musical tones in time. He has given us an inkling of how the fine arts can enrich our own inner lives if we will allow them. For directing us in the joy of discovery which is the essence of learning and for his interest in us as fellow discoverers in the process of learning, we the Class of I 965 proudly dedicate our yearbook to Mr. H. Wellington Stewart. T Lf- sttt 'src' J , '- . . L, ill, 'gigs :fl :'1 W 'i ffm 453421. , 3 2 V, 5 at-. .. 1 , A , u I ,fu H t ll 1' T ' , , H, Lwiiuhf fix. gif- ! 35352 1 'Q 1 -wil 1 fufil . 1 . . ' X 4 I I ll A, ,.

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