Salem College - Sights and Insights Yearbook (Winston-Salem, NC)

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a l c a led t DR. WILLOUGHBY HERE comes to us oc- casionally the rare com- bination of scholar and teacher: one who per- haps seem s so wrapped in his own thoughts as to be unaware of reality, and yet in whose mind the world finds reality. It was Salem ' s privilege, for twenty- three years, to claim one of these as her own. Dr. Willoughby seemed scarcely to touch the lives of her stu- dents, but in that brief contact she ga e them not only facts, but the desire to learn. Whether she had what is called true greatness perhaps we cannot say. but because of her there are some girls who have come to know the meaning of true greatness and the dignity of beauty and of learning. Although we realize the inadequacy of any tribute we can pay her. we dedi- cate this book to Dr. Willoughby. with gratitude for her scholarship, her under- standing, and her patience. mmmmHummm MmmMiMM

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