East Tennessee State University - Buccaneer Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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■■I ■HHB——— I - u m ■ THE CHALK LINE June 5, 1931 The Freshman class numbering 347 is only partially represented here.

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June 5, 1931 THE CHALK LINE The Sophomore class numbering 308 is only partially represented here.

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June 5 , 1931 THE CHALK LINE 21 A if a mud! Teacher’s College, we bid you good-bye. As we look back over our busy, crowded four years of experience and work we realize we have grown in knowledge as well as in character. We have much to thank you for, and perhaps in the fu¬ ture will lealize our debt more deeply. Our world is richer and wider since we first entered your doors. The friendships we formed have shown us the beauty of generosity and truthfulness. We have learned to appreciate na¬ ture in all her moods. Now we know that Money should not be the ultimate aim of all but Service to Others is the only aim that will fill that ach¬ ing aim or impulse of progress. It is the one thing that will withstand time and mark us out as being worth-while. As we are ready to leave our college home we realize as never before how little we really know; but we are so eager to grasp more of this world’s wisdom. We wish to go out and make a name for ourselves to show you, dear college, that your ef¬ forts have not been wasted. May you grow as we are planning to grow in the future. May your fame be sounded a-far and may you some-day be as proud of us as we are today of our Alma Mater.