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-= jj THE PRESIDENT President T. O. Walton, LL. D. UTS IDE the family circle, there are no human relationships where opportunity is offered to form more loyal or truer friendships than those of College life. There¬ fore, the man is fortunate who chooses an institution for his undergraduate work where his associates are men of the highest ideals and noblest impulses. Four years associa¬ tion with any group will inevitably leave a deep impression upon one. Raleigh said: “There is nothing more becoming any wise man than to make choice of friends, for by them thou shalt be judged as thou art; let them therefore be wise and virtuous and none of those that follow thee for gain; but make selection rather of thy betters than thy in¬ feriors, shunning always such as are false to themselves, for it follows they will be false to others.” With respect to your associates, the members of the present senior class aie to be congratulated. Of the many excellent classes graduated by the College, few if indeed any have been superior to the men who will finish their four years’ College work this June. It is a class with a purpose. Their purpose has been to make the best of individual oppor¬ tunities, to make some permanent contribution to the welfare of their fellow students, to maintain the best in the history and traditions of Aggieland, to build up here upon the foundations already so securely laid, an institution of learning worthy in all respects and capable in all particulars to function efficiently in the lives of men. Your faculty rejoice in your accomplishments. We confidently expect that you will make good as you go out to take your places in the world of men. Wherever you go, or whatever you may turn your efforts and talents to, we shall follow you with an ever increasing interest, sharing with you just pride in your accomplishments. T. 0. WALTON, President. Page 21 t It 2a
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS F. M. Law, President of the Board, of Houston MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Judge Byrd E. White . . Lancaster Judge W. A. Wurzbach . . San Antonio Walter G. Lacy..... Waco Mrs. J. C. George . . Brownsville Henry C. Schuhmacher . . Houston S. A. Lillard, Jr ..... Ranger P. L. Downs, Jr. . . . Temple Walter L. Booth .... Sweetwater S. G. Bailey (Secretary to Board) . . . . . . . . . . College Station Front row {left to right)-. Judge Byrd E. White, Walte r G. Lacy, Henry C. Schuhmacher, P. L. Downs, Jr., Judge W. A. Wurzbach. Back row: Mrs. J. C. George, President T. O. Walton, S. A. Lillard, Jr., S. G. Bailey. m IS lig i Page 22
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