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To the Members of the 1952 Graduating Class As you come to the end of your college training in crystal view of the most important milestone of your brief career, may I congratulate you upon the opportunities and challenges which are yours as you are about to ncommencen the service to which you will dedicate yourself. Today we are in the midst of a national emergency. This will challenge your best effort as you go from these portals to take on the mantle of responsibility and leadership. We have gone through such periods before, and, with proper guidance, have always come through a stronger and better people. Tennessee, and America, will be leaning heavily in the tomorrow upon the strength and wisdom of young men and women like you. I know that you will not fail to accept the challenge which is placed in your hand. You will hold high the torch of the learning and ideals which you have gained here and may they guide your efforts in ways of wisdom and truth. This is only the beginning. Do not hesitate to use the products of your years of effort to further enrich your education. Keep ever in the forefront of your thinking the idea that yours is truly a great heritage and that you must put forth your maximum effort if you are to carry this heritage into the tomorrow. As you leave your college and it becomes your Alma Mater you can be assured that you carry with you the combined strength and blessing of our entire faculty family. The degree to which you carry this strength and these desires to fruition should in a sense measure the success of those at whose feet you sat in this process of formal learning. Our interest will follow you as you join our ever-increasing alumni family. Sincerely your friend, xl! BURGIN E. DOSSETT, President YQ1fe.,idemt ,KW xnxx.: 1-naf.Ms.,1,m.f4.:um4a.f....mx. w
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