Austin College - Chromascope Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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Dr. E. B. Tucker, President of Austin College TO THE CLASS OF 1931: AS you leave these walls with the association of the years behind you, I would apply to you the exclamation of the great apostle, “Behold, a great effectual door is open. . . and there are many adversaries!” Verily, the door opening before prepared and ambitious young America is one of almost unlimited opportunity and noble service,—“effectual,” full of work, indeed. And the “many adversaries” are rather from within than from without—low ideals and unworthy ambitions. May you overcome them all through the vision to see, the courage to dare, and the patience to do,—serenely, happily, and with a high and holy faith that presses on toward the mark! E. B. Tucker.

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 Administration

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Edwin Kidd, President of Kidd Key College and Conservatory TO THE STUDENTS OF KIDD KEY AND AUSTIN COLLEGE: TT gives me great pleasure to call to the attention of the two correlated in' stitutions, Kidd Key and Austin College, the success of this correlation during the past school year. Undoubtedly these two colleges have been making history in bringing about this relation which has interested school authorities all over the country and I believe that you will agree with me that this plan has been a decided success. It is my sincere judgment that this relation especially for young lady stU' dents, more clearly solves the problem of proper surroundings of these students than any other plan devised up to this time. Let all the students of the two institutions aggressively enter the field this summer with the object of increasing the student body of the two institutions. Extending to you my best wishes, I am Most sincerely yours, Edwin Kidd. ixxl key