Minnesota State University - Katonian Yearbook (Mankato, MN)

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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE APPRECIATE Progress as the theme of this yearbook, for it challenges thought at a time when we are all inclined to give way to a prevailing economic pessimism. We are fortunate that the progress of this institution has not been even temporarily retarded: in spite of economic stress the institution has in many things moved steadily forward. Significant among the items of progress is the growing power of the student body as exemplified by the splendid social controls it has built up, its improved class work. and its professional spirit. Perhaps unwillingly, this year's student body is building tradition that will be significant in the lives of future students. We regret the loss of our graduates. Their influence has been challenging and constructive. It is the desire of the staff that these ine spiritual qualities may be carried by graduates into the profession in the face of all obstacles. For them is the message from Thomas A. Edison: My message to you is, Be courageous! I have lived a long time. I have seen history repeat itself again and again. I have seen many depressions. Always, America has emerged from these stronger and more prosperous. Be as brave as your fathers before you were. Have faith. Go forward! FRANK D. MCELROY. Thirteen si 1. 1 -if f .1 I I - . . A , . J, I 4 L' ,EE ljijf gel fi -rf el. if Y ' If 3 ' el 44 I: if U1 li l. S' ' 7' kip 1 A 5713- 1 135 lil' :xl we l l 323-qi i 'ai' ir. 'Cir-ff' 1 'f -191 j' P33 l l ll H :mf F 15 j 2 , ii iff I 5

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