Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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DICATION EVEN as John Wesley, through a steadfast devotion to the high- est ideals of truth and beauty and love of mankind, blazed an imperishable trail of glory across the history of humanity ' s progress, so there is one whose unswerving loyalty to his finest con- ception of truth and justice has builded an enduring monument of respect and esteem in the hearts of the students. In himible recognition of his outstanding personality and scholarly, self-sacrificing application to his every task we respectfully dedicate this, the 1932 Sou ' wester, to that able teacher, just critic, and devoted friend of the Southwestern student, George C. Hester.

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REWORD I OUTH WESTERN ' S glorious past, the opportunities for service that characterize its present, the vision of a progressive future, all must be molded into the men and women that pass through its experience-hallowed, ivy-grown walls if Southwestern is to con- tinue to build upon its solid foundation of service. The past, the present, the future, a chain to bind the sons of Southwestern in gossamer ties of unbreakable strength. Thus when the everyday, commonplace realities of the present become the mist-enshrouded romantic memories of the past, then may this book become a link to bind our middle-aged, conservative realism with the glorious visions of our youth. As to his skill as a horseman, any ungracefulness in his seat was doubtless accounted for by the fact that he always had a book in his hand.