McMurry University - Totem Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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noswKl.i. hi in ni I i i.n 1 |{ l l. .1- «Iran i ( lli family. h..Ill Iki-ui-ll li.i- (ill .I .1 hi;. | |aiv in (In aihiiin- i'lr.ilimi of 1 In affair- .if llu «o||«'«c. It ha- Imtii Ik- «ho ha» h'.nl in thr |ii«»ino- lion ih- «..it, mil-ofr ul llic •■•ll. .'i. -iuli ai» haml ..ml -Imlrnl tiij -. »| leaking rnsaj:i.,iiii'iil . .uni nlln-i a«t Niti -». hi'.in l5o»««'|| 1 aim M.Miirn fimn ilir M. I.ran high mIhhiI. «Ihtc he w.i» Mi|irriiilriulail. m l'M3 ami ha hue» in a«iiv«- «Inly iinv. II- i- a graduate i| Lnl Ti-n.ii» Slat.- Teaehri’» taillegi- ami mm hold» an M . ili'(!iiv. Ih- I11- Invii valnahh in tin- |i« »ilion hr mtunI in Imvuii-4 In- hail a very ividr hi .f «••nlatl in •-«In. atiiin.il line». |U»:«I«- Ivuig li»l.-«l in Win»'» Who of Aimii.an I'alin aiion. In- 1- .1 Ida- iii.'iiiIh-i of tin- T« a ! ii T«-.nivr»' »»« riali«»n; lln- National l.ilmation —m ial-.ui; ami i» »r« uiai •ln-.i-iurr of lln- l', lm»inn l i i»ion of the ...Mil..11 .if |. mi. College». Il«- ha- hit'll «illing I» h- l| in any way »u( r«»lull noik out our |irol |«'tn» uni ii.iv »ho«n him i-lf to Im- wr» »yin|Mlhrtie ami iindeiMundiiig. Hi- ahility to mix ami (•• «oik uith .....| l«- ha- Invii of nun h lM-nr(il, l il«r 1»

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PRKSIDKYrs MKSSACK I IKK. .1 stately l uil iiir '. i- made lor servire, l nt like lire Imilding it must lie J oeiupied in oulei to realize thi -ervier. The m »t pathetii woid of -ai red lii'toiy are. The muster i- not here. Wi re the ma-ler always at home the building Mould l.e occupied and worthwhile achievements wrought. KI.h.i- must lie eovernl. window- diapcd. and |iii lure- are to It? selected and linn? on the wall- Happy i- that Iwy or girl. and n-eftil i- that life wlmli selects, wi 111 care, and guards with a jealous care, these ornaments of hi- or her life. It i- the earnest prayer. the supreme la«k of muii college I’rexy that his life lie given in helping you. tin- hov-and girls of McMimy College of the year IW5-36. to realize y our greatest ambition- and highest aspirations in useful. worthwhile cndeavoi. The things are mighty few on earth That wishe ean attain. Whate'er we want of any worth Vve got to work to gain, T. W. ItltAMIAM. PrrsMrnl.

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J %MKS I! HIICMW Si:«.RtfAK -TK :AsrHKi:. I k n oi Sn I MKS I.. I KKIiM.W lid given fa’ii ni lii- in «’t active o.it o| service to McMiiny Ihrnugh tin- conscientious execution nf lii- duties mid li» true spirit I« .ills .iml f.iir play, lie ha in- stilled in tin heart ■ ( .ill the student .i cnmmairding r« prc| .mil .1 deep admiration. Tile n «ill nf lii «inivit effort have proved him worthy nf the great lru«t the late Janie W inford limit, fonmlei and the fil-t p(e idenl. placed in him. The illtrn- | of MiMuriy till alvvav been fii-1 in hi lieau. Their i no greater |ii ihlrin in nimei lion with a college than that n| finance. Iml through capable management Mi Murry ha come through Irving year? a greater and stronger institution. Since the diffiiult day of ii infancy. Mi. Freeman ha ......-«fully managed the Im-inc affair f McMurrv. dean of ■tinlcnl he ha always Ikcii kind. just, and impartial. and new «tmleiit soon find tli.il ihe have no heller friend 01 helpful adviser. hen .1 worthy «ludent need a« i«lanee. finaiu iallv or other ni»r. Mr. Freeman mindly find .1 way. He ha Irceri .1 friend to everyone and through hi counsel and ie.11 hing. lie lia left a piofound and honoralde influence upon the student. mid graduate »f McMuny. Mr. Freeman i- endowed with a keen sen e of humor and display line sportsmanship. Hi whole |H-r ouality has been enriched hy a background of varied activities which has created within him a sympathetic understanding of youth and it needs. lie ha served our college well ami he will always l c lemcmltcred as out faithful, reliable and capable friend. McMtirrv has Itccn fortunate imlecd to have had the guidance ami leadership of thi gentle, yet dynamic personality. ivure 1