Tennessee Technological University - Eagle Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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THE DEAN Throughout the countless ages Industry has been a faithful rewarder of those who worshiped at her shrine. She has blazed the way through forests and laid the foundations for great citiesg she has written volumes of choicest literature and recorded the achievements of mang she built the pyramids, dug the Panama Canal and revealed the secrets of nature. She daily tramples indolence under her feet. She scorns the sluggard whose offspring must beg bread. Thrift, contentment and plenty are her children. She is the first to greet the rising sun and the last to lay her shovel down. Pasteur loved her, Edison embraced her, and poets have sung her praises. Her magic touch banishes the ills' of society. An honest day's Work is her motto, and success is her crown. f f ' -1 AUSTIN W. SMITH

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THE PRESIDENT QUENTON M. SMITH - From change, 'through change, to a chang- ing order has passed successfully the Class 0f'T934. The Hres of this experience have burned into their conscience the faith, perseverance, honor and hope necessary to meet every duty courageously.

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