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

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DEDICATION In every university there are certain pro- fessors who are remembered as men long after the knowledge they imparted has become muddled and faded. This does not mean that they have failed in their primary objective, for by our association with them we gain lessons in human relations far more valuable than the abstract fragments of learning with which they sought to inoculate us. The man to whom we dedicate this yearbook is that sort of pro- fessor. He has been able to preserve the stu- dent outlook which he acquired during his own undergraduate days at Washington and Lee and to inject it into his teaching and his extra-academic relations with students. His in- terest in campus affairs has been manifested by his twenty-five years of service on the Publications Board and by his unflagging par- ticipation as a faculty member of ODK. His warm, man-to-man manner toward the indi- vidual student has endeared him to those that know him and has fostered an ideal facul- ty-student relationship. This easygoing famil- iarity has bred no contempt but rather sincere respect and genuine fondness among a large part of the student body. Their attitude toward him has been summed up innumerable times in words similar to these — No one should go through W. and L. without taking a Hig course. We join with his other admirers in dedicat- ing this 1952 CALYX to Mr. John Higgins Williams. 0k 0 0k 0k rtelH

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OUR COLLEGE FRIENDSHIPS SOON MUST SEVER...