East Texas Baptist University - Martian Yearbook (Marshall, TX)

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lDhu Baron Came to C. O. ITL Two years ago, in the Spring of 191 7. Byron Reach and Henry Hendris, cousins, graduated from High School. Byron was from a well classified school, while Henry's was not so well rated. Both Henry and Byron had fully decided to complete their education, but as to what college they should go, each had his own opinion. Ti-ua Gmcs' CLUB Byron decided without any hesitation that he would go to a university the comnig fall, though he had a junior college in his own home town giving two years of the identical work he would pursue. But it seemed to him a very silly idea to stay at home and to go to a young junior college that hadn't yet made a reputation: and besides, he wanted to be with a'big bunch where there was something doing all the time. Too, Byron's father reasoned that if his son were going to get a technical educa- tion, it would be a waste of time to allow his son to spend a year in the home college. And hence, Byron received lots of encouragement to attend a university away from home. Perfectly logical, wasn't it?