Baylor University - Round Up Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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M.- THE DEANS SPEAK: Study not only that ye may know much, but that ye may become much -this is my message to the students of Baylor in this year of significant world events. Although lcnowledge is essential, it by itself is not sufficient. It is fhe right assimilation of knowledge that creates character-and char- acter must be increasingly a possession of those who are products of our educational system. This is especially true of you who are to be college graduates. The changing and uncertain temper of the peoples of the world malces it doubly imperative that each prepare himself to remain cool-headed in a time of crisis by becoming solid and well- grounded in his thinking before that crisis occurs. By what we do when suddenly plunged into a new and different situation we reveal what we have become--what we really are-much more clearly than by our actions when all goes well. E. N. JONES I Baylor Students-Past, Present, and to Come: Greetings and good wishes! May you malce for yourselves a real place in the Good Old Baylor Line, malcing of the line something more than a song, something vital, enduring, beautiful, binding our hearts together and all of us to our Alma Mater. LILY M. RUSSELL

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A university does not consist merely of lands, libraries, and laboratories. The best part of a university is invisible. More important than briclc and mortar is the spirit of an institution. No university can be great, whatever may be its assets, whatever may be its scholastic achievements, that does not develop within its own life a pure, radiant, institu- tional soul. lt is the spirit that giveth life: the flesh profiteth nothing. Baylor University, malcing lives through the medium of all-round education, developing body, mind, and spirit, while contending forthe highest scholarship, shifts the emphasis from curriculum to character, from mechanics to dynamics, from property to personality, from money to men, men not only with minds trained, but with hearts inspired and destinies determined. PAT M. NEFF, President of Baylor University. -' .T::: -...Lf 1 - ' zf ' - W sf , , Y : 1-.-.f.:1 1.1.11 :.+--f...-..f if --:fr : -11' mam., ff.:1f,- as 7 -f-H v-11-1,15 . TS: nv., df-'.1'T,lL , Q f KFQL- fm, ' .' -. ,lf

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