Asbury University - Asburian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

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Q . , A .aug 441 V., Es ,ir 'rs , x A V, V ABAQX5: ig E' , mm-r RUTH GALLAHER CLARENCE H. STEWART ELIZABETH WARNER V PILDD M.A., B.D. M-A. SGCI STUDIES A great nation assailecl by war has not only weigh their measure of errors, lies, and heinous its frontiers to protectg it must also protect its follies. Let us try to make ours light before good sense. One clay History will pass judg- her! ment on cacli of the nations at warg she will ROLLAND. just a few maps to draw! ff Q4 rt- ,Am 'ft My r , , w '12 ' ' 5 'K ,,,, Q vw, , , H sau , f , , fy yi f ,, VW , , ,!, ,ff , I , 0,

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ff. 4 f 1 7 f X f If' f , 4: V, if , V4 Special culture is the gymnastic of the mind, but liberal culture is its healthy exercise in the open air. Train your mental muscles faithfully for the particular service to which you intend to develop them in the great workshop of ac- tive life, but do not forget to take your consti- tutional among the classics, no matter in what language. That is the lcincl of atmosphere to oxygenate the blood and keep the brain whole- some. LOXNELL. First rofw: EARL T. BURNS, Ph.D., ROBERTA CORBITT, M.A. Second rofw: RUTH Fsss, M.A., VIRGINIA HAYES, M.A. Perfect con Juganon?

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EDUCATIO YCHOLOGY The educated young man of today has every reason to thank the stars under which he was horn. Behind him is the teaching of the civilized World-the poetry and art of Greece, the laws and institutions of Rome, the growth of Christianity, the Medieval combining of forces and evolution of rare prod- ucts, the Renaissance, the religious and political emancipation, invention, science, art, poetry and philosophy. Th-ere is every inducement to he a courageous, energetic and ideal man. BAKER. Right: O. B. DABNEY, Ph.D., J, VV. DEVOR, M.A., MARYBELLE DOVER- SPIKE, BSTALENE HARNED, M.A. Seein, eye to eye