University of Virginia - Corks and Curls Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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COLONEL THOMAS H. CARTER

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6 CORKS AND CURLS VOL.XIX anything that the hand and head of genius has been able to achieve, a living char- actereclose t0 the realization of the Apostles ideal of Charity. llI have counted it worth three years Of drudgery to have been granted the close and warm friendship of Professor Smith. To me, more than any professor or student, he has commended intellect in its most honorable and lovable mani- festation; a splendid mind set in a simple, unselfish and loyal soul; enlightened and consecrated manhood ; the ideal of the Son of Sirach. llIt is in such a light that I have known and honored and loved Frank H. Smith. Passibus non aequis-we travelled togetherethrough the mysteries of philology, through the depths of celestial and mechanical philosophy and geol- ogy, through the mists of metaphysics, and the secrets of Chemistry, through all the drudgery 0f the green ticketl. To me he has shone as among the Very brightest jewels of the University. He has to me been the most real and true of all University conceptions, of ideal democracy, and general knowledge? S. C. MITCHELL, Professor of History. Richmond College, Va. n. -4

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