Baylor University - Round Up Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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7 46 DEDICATION BUILDINGS SCHOOLS Administration Academic Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Dormitory Directors Business Law Graduate LIMELIGHT Beauties Who's Who Special Events Representative ACTIVITIES Calendar Features Government Military Organizations SPORTS Football Basketball Swimming Baseball Minor Sports PROFESSIONS Medical School Dental School Nursing School ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX Seniors 4 5 8 17 21 29 30 39 56 65 77 92 95 113 129 133 137 150 154 159 161 165 175 193 201 209 265 270 291 2-95 296 298 303 307 351 385 408

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76e7 This, my message to the senior class of 1931, I address also to the seniors of all years, those seniors of the past and those seniors yet to be. This I do because I love them all equally even as I love all mankind re- gardless of station or creed, race or religion. I stand on the border of mortal life, but I face eternal life. I look backward to the years of the past to see all pettiness, all triviality shrink into nothing and disappear. Adverse criticism has no meaning now. Only the Worthwhile things, the constructive things, the things that have built for the good of mankind and the glory of God count now. There is beauty, there is joy, and there is laughter in life-as there ought to he. But remem- ber, all of you, not to regard lightly nor to ridicule the sacred things, those Worthwhile things. Hold them dear, cherish them, for they alone will sus- tain you in the end, and remember too that only through work and oft- times through hardships may they be attained. But the compensation of blessing and sweetness at the last will glorify every hour of work and every heartache from hardship. Looking back now as I do, I see things with a better perspective than ever before and in their truer proportions. lVIore clearly do I recog- nize that God is love. More clearly do I understand the universal fa- therhood of God. lVIore clearly do I know the brotherhood of man. Truths do not change. The truths of life which I learned as a stu- dent at Baylor have not varied, nor will they vary. I know now that life has been a summary of that which was taught me first as a student here. As my teachers have lived through me so I must live through you, my students. You who are graduating today will go out into the 6