Daniel Baker College - The Trail Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

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Mighty Daniel Baker of the future, we look to you for inspiration; we shall be more proud when you attain even greater things. Staunch as the Christian belief of sent; powerful in the influence you have thrown around us—hail Baker! Your halls echo with tradition; your stately walls constitute a monument to existence. Now firm, independent, liberal. Baker forever! How far is your lofty star?

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We are a part of the next genera- tion's future. What we have found to be sufficient the next generation will demolish, wiping out our insuf- ficiencies and faidts and creating some of their own. ORDER OF BOOKS COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION CAMPUS FEATURES PHOTOGRAPHS CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS PUBLICATIONS

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To the Graduating Class of 1937: This issue of the Trail is another reminder that we have come to the end of another school year—Commencement for the class of 1937. Not so long ago, when we were “Freshmen”, this occasion seemed remote, and the way to it seemed very difficult. But we have arrived, patient with the slow-moving days and victorious over the difficulties that beset our ways. But not all the hardships of the way have been yours. I would remind you of the contribution that others have made to your progress and present condition. Without the sacrifice, and help, and co-operation, and friendship, and aid of others, you could not have reached this goal. Therefore it is my earnest hope and expectation that you shall en- deavor to repay your obligations to others, and that to this end your lives shall be channelled in wholesome service. May you live under life’s most worthy compulsion and enduring satisfaction—Service to Others. R. G. Davis, President.