Hardin Simmons University - Bronco Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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,fl DB. WILLIAM RICHARDSON WI-IITE President 3 1 ,,4.4-ov I 1 f ' . R, f , Vx ' s ff, I X ff' x K f' '- 1' ' 3? A4 f - gg ' -I ,ff -n '1n- , .J ,sf 44' ff X A,,k,g,0m , 1' Tw X, K5 '.,'4 'ya 4 f 1J.l 7.wn.',1xT'I.' V1 ,nv -- 1 f .-. . I--,W - I Af -'YE1':'E-:f,1Hf EM 1 Hi Hz, .gm- ,:,-cf :Q-Jgv,.Im..,rH 1, X.. , X J -,.,. .,. ,,I1..,, 1,u.M,,.,, , ,, ,l.-:M-..v..-u.:,'g1,L -g,,- 1 XM-,wg if V -.J.Ar1.Y-. ,. , . ,,.l ,, ,-, . I. , J.. -..Y ,, ,.'.-if Y-.-ggr V 3:5-A -Vg' ,,w-5- - 1,-.41,1I:,--Y, 1 I

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F X DIN- f QHAH S0070 Q9S5.Y2N,gtt 1LMEMOpM4'J 4 sv XX HP! X 2- W R. WHITE Tr' jf . :IL I In MW 4 LF FRED c. EAST:-4 AM MRS H. A. PENDETR ' I . J' Er: l c. M. CALDWELL FN. gf - t va .. ABI LEN E, TEXAS 12th of March 1941 Grcefings to the Krouca Staff and fn AIA This is our first year together. l have been feeling my Way in a new re- sponsibility. lappreciate so much the most sympathetic and cooperative reception l have enjoyed from the trustees, faculty and student body. Hardin-Simmons University comes into a larger recognition every day. Others have built so Well before us. The University is so distinct and differ- ent. lt is not just another school. lt has an enviable position from which it cannot be dislodged if We are faithful to its high ideals. Hardin-Simmons is a combination of the finest in the past and the most desirable ambitions for the future. We are proud of the great traditions of the pioneers that sur- vive in us. We are interested in more quantity only as it will contribute to our quality. A We covet the exhibition of thrift, self-reliance, integrity, rnutuality, patriot- ism and Christian service in our products. Sincerely, I WRW:Mc President E QN . 'K t ,Xx .ix , , .,. . I n-'lit I X id , ' .i 1 if - KQFESQ?-1 55. - w'gmig,'f. 5 i' W Fxffzzilapr L YW nur.,

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LUCIEN QUITMAN CAMPBELL, M. A. Acting Dean of College ot Arts and Sciences To the Students: lt has been most difficult to have been separated from my duties as dean ot the institution which is a part of my lite and thoughts, from my duties in the classroom which always served as a joy and inspiration to me, and from the association ot professors and youth. This is the age oi youth and youth must carry much ot the responsibility in this chaotic and changing World. New things are continually presenting themselves to us for solution. When We enter upon this lite beyond college Walls, We will be judged as to our suc- cess or iailure by the knowledge which has b ecome a part of ourselves, coupled with our dependability and integrity. l hope that you are prepared for your responsibility. l ULIUS OLSEN. 2 To the Class ot l94l: l Wish to express to each ot you my sincere appreciation for the privilege of Working with you during your col- lege days, and l assure you ot my con- tinued interest in your plans and ac- complishments. l trust that you will now assume your roles as ambassa- dors ot Hardin- Simmons University, and that you Will interpret the objec- tives oi your Alma Mater to the high school boys and girls Who Wish to go to college. L. Q. CAMPBELL, Acting Dean. IULIUS N. CLSEN, Ph. D. Dean ot College ot Arts and Sciences pf .5 , N 'Fix 5 'f- Qu-'ft-f'f2fii25lT1 'Tr-P'1,i'-'r ' at f ,V - A Y ' Y . ' , '. F' 'nj -ff ',-V llltjlqri,-. if sv sw W W, :' ' ,, :SQL .- i f-'-.1-.,.E ti? I L ?' age- f f 13'-1 'f' -fi.wzP x.Q:- iitiff .. , V - f -l llraga'-.:-- .-5:-'---4,4lw .Ji , in g X - . :KX ' . ,t I -W... ..,,. - L..- . ..... . -W -, . ,.-.., -.-,-..-...Rr --L- s:f,.7j.lr7L:fi..T:qJ f f, - , - - - 4 .:. ,..,'..,Q:L-.g . ,. ... nm 1 , A, -V -3, -3 F .,-11:5 ' 4 e. fs. ' -' .i A - Y ryrivt- 1- .ar nn' iff' . if X I 1 In VZ! F- .,,., , 'I X MTH, ,x.,.:.t ,,,,.rE'l ., t g dwg, 'TW Nt.. K. . g, i . ., , . '-LY 5, ' v ' I' ' Q' -'K M , rj- 51 I I .N H , X , I tiny.. - J. 11.1 t , L- I sq avi, .U ah, X ,Wa w , - A ff .Zi - . A A --4 '- --, ,JU r iii' l 6-J IM-0 rg' H. 1 lr 11 V 'L ' Ht X - W A - ., gt -- X L1 1 .--.J-I , Y ,f , , ,K r L 1. 1 ut f-I ,. W - H I M-4, ' ,f yt., thi' -Q, ., :Fw-.X:a,,1. '-,xy - is rf df' I A L- 4 T 2- if tl 1 1 . -. , -,F - . , 5 ..11,,-- -r., H5-,sn -. 13 lg X, -,:g,: , ,i r if 1 1 ,Q it rs- ,, 2 - ,K - ,W ., i L . .A 'S-5 sijgiff..-,p if .lisp 'if V - L1 in-, 91,31 V, 'tt-Lug'-.' ag' Q4 '1 W 4' it 1 vlflr on-,,1T'PiI' l' LJ I .X we--ft 2-5 f 'swf-Q' 'Jw ir. 4- 'ss -,-W-1 -Z-gs 1 '. '-1 ' 3 i 1 -s I ,-1-rw., I, -. 1, ,MQ ,sm . - mi-, y .1 -4-M - 4- -.,,,..yf A -4 r n f , flfii? ff- ff-1, 5553 P... , 'QQ E ' 1 'if' ' l' 'AE-l quf A -,.. 'E-... -, ,'.,'Sg..u,es,i:v. ' -N -:soar 7,, t jf V I, 'nr xr If , L n F c -1 : . -.,,:,.a,,, .grggvz 7- -gf, V, wx tm- '- 1.4-,L-59' x 1 ln Y, it t, ng - 'J - 1 ff- . , -. M, Y-L, , Y N .M H 4.---NL. 3 .tH.-. i., 1 .J .vs 1- A1 L r I 1 f Q- Q' N A, -iw: ,5i:.5qgT1-:iE5i.35r-I.-it V,.:L5,: rg .-UYi3?3i5.l:sq:' :J i Iii, BSSR , i ij- . 'Fan In 135 ,I-SJ, Jllq 5 1 fir: 3' .ff-f' --'f'Ff,3fv---:A -f ft '5??-J-3--2-Zi-'I Sl' A 4' W if I H-'v' 2 Jr x '-'C xfgalff v 0 iq- 4 L ' W Pr ng, .0 1 Y - -3.-7 g.-LW.,-. .1tv,4w,atf: 1-:Q uv 1 ,Y 1,,.,vtk y V I , .4 L., 1- 1. 1 1.4: , -.1-, vt my QE!-1 1 ,,5.gg,-I 2 w 3- gi'i,':1'i-F5112-.-7'Q 'gT,3,2'1-, f 1 J 1 uw , , t , 1, M I J- ,L wtf ll u f at , 1 '-.i- -1, a,,r-ig L-gstm.. ,. . , t ,. 1 l- ,- J r 'M lr ,q ,A N 1 s K .im -5 'L-J -,--f: '- V- wif . 1 L H ' 1' f wth' --' ,Ut 5 i-fQ,.:Qf.5 -f-H - -ff M 1 f- -' ' -- . - ' -' t' li 1 1 5LI'sx.. 1 5 T JL M U' -e- L Jr'-' I X 2 Q1 VL -1 'L -35- 1':1g: ,,L.f Q Fll-'-l'fiflffQ7l'iEl2 55.23-lf' 53' -Q51