Washington and Lee University - Calyx Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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o UNIVECSIXy IDEALS F the resources which a student claims from his university, only a small fraction consists of information or technical skill. His chief reliance for achievement will be in certain intangibles : attitude toward learning, grace or social relationship, integrit}- of effort, capacity for honor and for faith. These deposits in an individual student arc usually derived from the ideals which govern his school. Only as a university sustains them can it be prepared to make the largest contriluitioii. R ' -H.. I-» ' «.. ? )tJ

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CALyX 1933 George Walker St. Clair John Willlxm Davis, 1921 New York City Ames R. Caskie, 1924. Lynchburg, Virginia Dr. George Bollixg Lee, 1924 New York City THE TRUSTEES George Walker St. Clair, 1901 Tazewell, Virginia Rev. Willl m McClaxaha.n ' hite. D.D. 1915 Raleigh, North Carolina Harrington Waddell, 1915 Lexington, Virginia William McChesney Martin, 1928 St. Louis, Missouri George Campbell Peerv, 1929 Tazewell, Virginia Louis Sencer Epes, 1929 Richmond, ' irginia Rev. Walter Lapsley Carson, D.D., 1926 Richmond, Virginia Newton Diehl Baker, 1928 Cleveland, Ohio Herbert Fitzp.vtrick, 1931 Cleveland, Ohio Paul McNeel Penick Secretary and Treasurer Lexington, Virginia Gaines, Fitzpatrick, Waddell, Penick, Caskie Baker, St. Clair, Epes, Peery, Lee [22]