University of West Georgia - Chieftain Yearbook (Carrollton, GA)

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IN MEMORIAM For his concern and interest In the welfare of each indi ic1ual, For his dedication to the higlicst ideals of education, For his counsel, his friendship, and his understanding, For the major role he has played in making West Georgia College the outstanding institution that it is today, For all these reasons and others, we dedicate this volume, the Chieftain of 1961, to the new President of West Georgia College, Dr. William H. Row.

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1 ' 1 1 U i B ' i ' ' I DR. WILLIAM H. ROW

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West Georgia, where we spent the years . . . Time, preserved by memory, is like a gull caught in the wind . . . the crackling quilt across the campus in fall . . . the warm hand of a new friend . . . the face of a stranger, now familiar . . . the finiteness of being new and confused . . . the whack of ball against racket in the still air of weekend tranquility . . . the silly little boy with a duck in a white fountain . . . the thud of feet on the gymnasium floor . . . the stimulating clash of idea and ignorance . . . the shy goodnight of a pretty girl . . . the enthusiasm of holiday exodus and the mixed emotions of return . . . the beckoning warmth of Gunn House in a rainstorm . . . the blare of hi-fi and the silence of an empty dorm . . . time preserved by memory, is like a gull caught in the wind . . . 10 ■Mb itmmm