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

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Ok e PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Dear Reader, Your college annual will become one of your most highly prized possessions. It has a pecu- liar way of growing in importance as the years pass. Before graduation as you leave the school from year to year, you will enjoy reading its pages and recalling the experiences of the immediate past. You will thus find it to be a living link connecting each school year with the next. When you have completed your college career and return only at intervals, the annual will become richer in its meaning because life ' s experiences will reveal to you more and more how deep, expansive, and abiding college life and friendships can become. As you read the pages of your Lest We Forget we trust and predict that it will become one of the most important volumes to you in your library. I join you in an expression of appreciation to the members of the staff for publishing this book. Only by a spirit of loyalty and willingness to work could it have been done. Sincerelv, W.3J, on es President

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TRIBUTE Because of his unfailing courage defying all falsehood . . . Because of his untiring devotion sharing his time and abilities with others . . . Because of his sustaining leadership lighting dark paths to eager feet . . . Because of his enduring love of humanity receiving every man as his neighbor . . . We proudly dedicate the 1948 LEST WE FORGET to DR. A. WARREN PRINCE

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SAMUEL STEGALL SARGENT Dean A.B., Union University, 1924 M.A., George Peabody College, 1926 SAMUEL STEGALL SARGENT MATTIE SANDERS Dean of Women B.S., Central Missouri State College, 1930 M.A., Columbia University, 1932 MATTIE SANDERS