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

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DEDICATION if • 1 M i • I » I ♦ » f » I ffrrrfr Dr. ( ' .oulliiiK an l Dr. I ' liillips c-onfci-ring on a I ' nivci-sity mailer. I»K. CIIAKI.KS F. rmiJJi ' s

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• • • The Washington and Lee Swing Come cheer for Washington and Lee We ' re going to win anofher victory. The White and Blue we will ever wave in triumph for the University. Rah! Rah Rah! Fight to the finish, we are with you. Break through the line on every play, Rush the ball on down the field. And we will win this game today When Washington and Lee ' s men fall in line. We ' re going to win again another time. For W L,I yell, I yell, I yell. And for the University I yell, I yell, And we will fight, fight, fight for every yard, Circle the ends and hit the line right hard, And we will roll old Sweet Briar on the sod, Rahl Rah! Rah!

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UK. SIDNEY M. i. COl 1,1. IN , To Two Friends and Teachers Who Symbolize the Spirit Of The W. L. Swing DR. SIDNEY M. B. COULLING DR. CHARLES F. PHILLIPS. Jr. Just as tilt ' Washington and Lee Swing has rep- resented the progressive course tliat our University has pursued during the past few years, so have two of the younger memljers of the FacuUy become symbolic of this pervading attitude. Both of these men are endowed with active and incjuiring minds and have established reputations for demanding academic excellence. Both have distinguished them- selves for their fairness, friendship. ( ncourage- ment, and the fact that their offices are always open for counsel and advice. Both are energetic and ambitious and are presently engaged in active research. In short, we look upon these two men — our contemporaries in spirit--as symptomatic of the driving force here at Washington and Lee, and it is with deep respect and gratitude that we dedi- cate this 1962 Calyx to SIDNEY M. B. COUL- LING an.] CHARLES F. PHILLIPS, JR.