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

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Pre J id e h t JOHN HURT

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i DOCTOR DAVIS In a spirit of gratitude and with sh- eerest appreciation for your untiring efforts to promote the interests of our Alma Mater — in an endeavor to ex- press our earnest desire to attain a kindred enthusiasm for every aspect of Union life — because we recognize the value of your influence upon Union, and upon each of us individ- ually — because we miss your warm and friendly presence — we dedicate this, our beloved yearbook, to you, Dr. Davis, Alumnus, Professor, and Friend. D E D I C A T I N

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DEAN SARGENT DEAN OF SCHOOL Because of his patience, his gen- erosity, his kindness toward those with whom he is associated, Dean S. S. Sargent is loved and respected by every student on Union ' s campus. His kindness is combined with just enough firmness to make him an excel- lent leader. The warmth of his greeting makes newcomers to the campus feel as if they al- ready had found a friend. He emphasizes the good gualities in others and thus overshadows their faults. Union has a true and loyal friend in Dean Sar- gent. DEAN OF MEN Dr. Reid Davis, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Dean of Men and head of the Biology Department during the first semester, is an admired member of the faculty and a friend of each student. He handled all situations at Adams Hall with the greatest ease. One of his chief pleasures is taking candid shots of unsuspecting victims. DEAN OF WOMEN Mrs. Dee E. Rice, A.B., B.S., is Professor of Latin and Dean of Women. She is an excellent teacher and a kind mother to all the girls on the campus, some of which can be seen each day seeking her in order to obtain special permis- sion. She is firm yet proves to be a friend to each girl under her care. 3