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

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Dedication In evcr - university there arc professors ' ho ill be remembered long after the kno ' ledge M ' hich they have imparted becomes mcrely a hnk in the long chain of life education. CLAYTON EPES WIL- LIAMS, to Avhom wc dedicate this yearbook, realizes this ideal. In his man - years of outstanding service to ' ashington and Lee, Dean Williams has earned both the respect and admiration of his students and colleagues as an educator, an administrator, and an individual. His tireless efforts and unceasing guidance have been responsible for a new phase in the history of our Law School. Since becoming Dean in 1944, he has brought about vast improvements in the curric- ulum, the facilities, and in the quality of teaching. The fine showing of Washington and Lee ' s moot court teams, which during the past few years have consistently ranked very high nationally; the comple- tion last year of the Davis Law Dormitory, which has long been one of his coveted goals; and the introduction of the John Randolph Tucker Lectures, which have attracted to our campus some of the nation ' s foremost judges, attorneys, and educators, are but a few of the manifold achievements e. emplar ' of the career of this Bradford Professor of Law. The retirement this year of DR. CLAYTON EPES MLLIAMS as head of the Law School marks the end of a fort ' year association with W ' ashington and Lee Universit ' . Thus, it is only fitting that ' e proudly dedicate to the senior member of the Faculty— educator, leader, counselor, and friend— this 1960 Calyx.

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