Spring Hill College - Torch Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

Page 9 text:

,+ 'PS DEDICATICN THE soul-searching test of Time has illumined nohle qualities in one of Spring Hi7l,s truest frfencfs: Unfal- tering Friendship that clung steadfastly to old Spring Hill through every trialg Whole-souled Generoslty that scorned to count the cost, Lofty Vision that opened educational op- portunity at Spring Hill to many youths: Humhle Self- effacement that shunned the glory of his gifts. His munihcence We can never repay: in feehle measure We can hut manifest the deep gratitude that stirs Within us. We dedicate, therefore, this 1929 Corsair, as a tolcen of our high esteem, our grateful rememhrance to one of the foremost huilders of Greater Spring Hill, our Friend, Mr. Joseph M. Walsh, of Mobile, Ala. N '

Page 8 text:

.ll I.. x f x 2 o , te- o IW . ,IW FOIQE VCIQ D TO GILD the onrushing years with sweet memories of Campus Days and to hoard for silvered age the golden hours of college life: to cling as close as scattering Time permits to treasured friends: to make articulate down through speeding years the sound of far-off schoolboy voices and to sense once more in lonesome hours the warm clasp of vanished hands, the radiant glow from loving hearts: to build a Treasure Island of our own where Time stands still and College Days hover ever near: We, the Editors, have wrought this 1929 Corsair. On its pages, We have striven to mirror lifeqs happy dawn, SCHOOLDAYS, and to enthrone the mystic charm, the magic spirit, of OLD HILL. N ' Wf

Page 10 text:

gf X.I 1 x I S C C NTFNTS colflicsli CLASSE 5 ATHLETICQ OIQGAN IZATIONS , FIEATLIIIIEQ Sf N ' W