Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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fri r i .desi T Ai , i . C , Q .eg .3 yan. mg-s 1 1 J .. , T - U . l cr f 'N 0 '- f iii THEN AND Now 0F cs. s.w. c. T3 T. il it Q , The Reverend Richard W. Wallace, a very dear friend of the it A . late Colonel W. S. West, and pastor for many years of the ji 3151 ifqg 1 'tj ! . ik- 4 fx 'A fa sf X 1 l f C Sf lf .ii V tw Is i ri Li, 1. -Pr 1 .6 .Ai gh. v is lil. el f ?1 3,-.Z'. .,x i tu 4 1 First Christian Church of Valdosta, said in College Assembly in November, l928, lf you would know something of William Stanley West-look around youl This college is largely a mon- ument to his memory. l-le was one of the most picturesque characters with whom one is privileged to come in contact. In appearance as well as ideals and culture, he was a typical South- ern gentleman. l-le was a friend of education all his life, a friend of the children of the poor, a friend of the public school, and of the college. Colonel West was a lawyer, successful business- man, and a statesman. l-le was a very distinctive personality. Certain qualities of his character stood out conspicuously, so that COLONEL W- 5- WEST you could never forget them. Among the most outstanding of his characteristics, was his absolute hon- esty, his unwavering sincerity. Colonel West had certain definite aspirations, among which were these-to be President of the Georgia Senate, to be United States Senator, to see a finer college for women built in Valdosta: and at last in the ease of retirement from active life, to spend a few years with his family, his boolcs, and his ffiends at home. All these desires of his heart he realized except the last mentioned, for Colonel West's life was suddenly brought to a close on December 22, I9I4. The attainments of our college in her twenty-one years have been due largely to the activities of the first president, Dr. R. l-l. Powell and his enthusiastic corps of faculty. l-le never once lowered his standards for the college nor compromised with the ideals for attainment. The college will ever be a living memorial to her first president. On April IS, l933, the Board of Regents directed that the Georgia State Womans College should be the Liberal Arts Col- lege for women of the University System of Georgia: and in the reorganization of the University System there were made certain changes in the personnel. Dr. Powell went in July, I933, to Athens to serve as Dean of the Co-ordinate College of the University of Georgia, and was succeeded by Dr. Jere M.'Pound, President of the Georgia State Teachers College- at Athens, Georgia, who was elected by the Board of Regents in April to the presidency of the Georgia State Womans College. Dr. Pound left Athens after serving for twenty-one years as head of a woman's institution of higher ii I ' lf? . on. R. H. Powm learning' i in L. .. W A7 i if li f .w . , M QS N fn.. ix! . at-i 'I-. ro- ' , . -5.1 - if '23'Q3'QF- 1 1+-ps I . , W Ti' my W f 'R -'SL fl Q fi. M: Y ,.T'-'1 El-I l 'fi ' 'i 4 l i I I 4 i l I i

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