Baylor University - Round Up Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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The1932 RouND-uP i i Pubiisiieci by the Senior Class . i. Bayior University WACO Vol. XXXI DALLAS JOHN SIDNEY SMITH Eciiior DOROTHY COX Managing Editor ED GOOCH Business Manager

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1 '-1 'r of us need yield place to another in loyalty and zeal. But to some it is given, from time to time, to render a greater service, and we feel it a right and a joy to acknowledge them. To the memory of Dr. S. P. Broolcs, appealing in his simplicity, in- comparable in his hospitality, impressive in his dignity, and full of native wisdom, and to Dr. W. S. Allen, whose lceen insight, Fine ability, and steady devotion have enabled him to be always a doer of great things, we now pay tribute. To the spirit of the man who for twenty-nine years toolc the leading part in the building of Baylor's glorious past, and to the man who, as acting president, carried on so bravely in this crisis in Baylor history to point her to a more glorious future, the 1932 ROUND-UP is dedicated.