McMurry University - Totem Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Heartiest congratulations to each student who has contri- buted in any way to the success of this splendid book. That it may bring you present joy and pleasant memories in the years to come is the earnest wish of your friend, the “ogre of the busi- ness office. O. P. THRANE, Bursar

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When a person has gone to college, the general public takes for granted certain achievements oi personality. It presumes the college student, and esi ecia:!y the college graduate, has intelligence and culture. His intelligence is judged by what he reads, what he listens to over the radio, and what he talks about. His entire personality is discounted by errors ol speech or errors of writing. The collegian's culture is judged by his general unselfishness, his consid- eration of his fellow man, and by his knowledge o! the ordinary rules of etiquette as exhibited in his actions. And then the student in the Christian College is further presumed to have an interest in the church activities of his community. Surely we of McMurry College can do no less than meet these expecta- tions and these are some of our wishes for you. Ladies and Gentlemen of McMurry. R. G. BOGER. Dean

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On Mesnosua+tt WILEY TURNER Who as a Trustee of McMurry college. ;;ave to the school the last lull measure of devotion: who was a familiar figure at every function of the school: who was a steadfast friend of every member of the •acuity,- who was friend and counselor to the student body, who in board meetings :jqtve long hours of thoughtful study to the problems of the school; who was always alert for its interests and who gave sacri- ftcially for the ongoing of McMurry Col- lege. this page is lovingly dedicated.