Minnesota State University Moorhead - Praeceptor Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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'W iff its ,WW eff 2763151275776 To the men who have helped build this college and make it what it is- To the spirit with which these pioneers o f education instilled into this college great ideas which have become cherished tradi- tions- To the memory of these men who have been characterized as possessors of vivid per- sonalities, strong intellects, foresight, courage, scholarship, culture, manners, high ideals, ability, and loyalty, which combined have had an imperishable in- fluence on the life of this great Northwest, we respectfully dedicate the 1934 Prae- ceptor in the hope that it will in a meas- ure express our appreciation for the serv- ices of those who have helped to clear the paths of education that we might follow to new goals. 2 igffalf me-Q AW ,rg ' fQ, 'MQ fa Q- -'L.. 'L L+, gunna.. ,ffwfli -' ',1 T-K A Miz' 1 f ' 2 'SN' '::'-.:'- ,mf ' , ' 1 r' ,, ' hs. ,' , , f , A, ,A 1 .. f 1 '-, , -X ,' ,..-M... fig jr' ' if f--N-Writ? I J v,.N,',' .ff ,J , . gf'-w-.,,N ,. , 1 V! L., ,.,,,r S If .,, A - If Mun..- r,,, .fl 0 J f ' A5 , , - -,Tx k f' X ' if, f.,, I , ff- gy N b If -I . K 01.5, ,f V., , A , Y, . as f f X In--Q., ff fffy hx ff As I' l W' f A 'a' ,' .quotas ' llf , , 1 1 If if X if 1, 'fl 0