Union University - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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DEAN SARGENT • • • It has been said that no one travels this high- way alone — what he puts into the lives of others comes back into his own. If that be true, Dean Sargent ' s life must be rich indeed. In each stu- dent of Union he invests time, patience, firm- ness: then seals it all with love and generosity, good measure — pressed down — shaken to- gether, running over. Even a casual observer sees in him the qualities of Lincoln. Here is a character based on a warm friendship for stu- dents of all types. hHe believes in the better side of youth always; and, under all circum- stances, says the kindest things In the kindest way. hHis life and language are as wholesome as the prairie wind. If a cross-section were made of his heart, Union would be written thereon. So in the heart of each student a royal place of honor is reserved for our good Dean. May his years with us be many.

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CROOK HALL Even though Crook is just across College, it is a very important part of our campus. At least, some of the boys think so!

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DEAN OF MEN DEAN OF WOMEN Dr. Reid Davis, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., is the head of the Biology Depart- ment and Dean of Men. The boys will tell you he is the master of any situation, whether it be class- room or court in Adams hiall. If he isn ' t hunting specimens or playing Sherlock Holmes at Adams, he ' ll probably be found with a camera over his shoulder. He Is an admired faculty mem- ber and friend to students, STUDENT COUNCIL They really don ' t look very stern, but they compose the student governing body and punish with demerits misdemeanors of care- less students. Mrs. Dee E. Rice, A.B., B.S., is professor of Latin and Dean of Women. Some say Mrs. Rice takes her methods from the Romans. At any rate, she rules her girls with a firm hand and yet so diplomatically that she con- tinues to be a friend and ad- viser. To be as charming as she would be a noble aim for any col- lege girl.