Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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' ' ' ' L..fl!lXJ All of us love Southwestern, and each of us serves Her according to his talent, and none of us need to yield place to another in loyalty and zeal. But to some it is given, from time to time, to catch a greater vision, and as a result to render a greater service, and to them it is not only Fitting but joyous to pay tribute. Dean Leroy Allen, stand up! It is you we salute. It is to you we dedicate our laoolc. ln conceiv- ing and launching our ceremony, The Building of the Mound, you gave us not only a custom unique in the college world, T f6-f Y- Y. x 1 il all I, , . l , l l I I

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TIG 9 , ,L Yrrf - T'ax:N ' f - -X X, ff . -.x , I i 1 . but also a quiclcer, more vivid sense of what it means to be sons and daughters of Southwestern. You dramatized the Moundbuilder spirit. This is only one of many services you have performed and are performing for us. Your lceen insight, fine ability, and steady devotion have enabled you to be always a doer of great things. But the greatest of these is just in being yourself. By dwelling among us, you enrich the life of Southwestern College, and you send us out richer. We shall always remember you with honor and affection.