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MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN Dear Class of 1948: After many, many messages to senior classes »t is still a thrilling and in some respects an awe-inspiring experience to address a last word to the class of 1948. I am thrilled because you arc about to reach your objective. I am sobered by the thought that perhaps the col- lege has failed you in some way. May I assure you, however, that whatever failure which may be marked up against us, not one has been by design. We may have failed you through in- ability to judge properly but our hearts have always been honest. We sincerely desired to equip you with the tools of human intercourse to be used with readiness, precision and ac- curacy; we tried to teach you to think and have opinions that were your very own; our aim was to open the secrets of nature to you and give you an understanding of the achievements of men; we attempted to develop your aesthetic- sense so that superior joys will be yours; we have been concerned that you develop a deep sense of loyalty to yourself — your institution and your country. In other words, we have tried our best to help you learn the meaning of LIFE. Subsequent events wil determine the extent to which we have succeeded. May the spirit which has bound us togther thus fat, grow from a thin thread to a strong silken cord as the days and years pass. Sincerely, Dean George C. Brant
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JAMES W. CARTER Business Manager MESSAGE from the REGISTRAR My Colleagues: You, the class of 1948, make the twenty-sixth class which I have had the pleasure of seeing finish Morgan. You arc the largest class to be grad- uated and I hope and believe you are the best class ever to be graduated. During the past four years we have experienced a phenomenal growth of our Alma Mater which necessitated some over-crowding and the form- ation of lines for services of all kinds. You have been patient, tolerant and philosophical about it all. Thus, you have commanded the respect and ad- miration of all those with whom you have come in contact. If you display the same qualities on and after June 7, 1948, there can be no doubt about your success. You have my best wishes. EDW. N. WILSON Registrar
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DR. F. A. (ECONOMICS) JACKSON “Talk Economics” Because you came to us in our hour of need Because you showed us the light in our darkest hour Because you set the standards of manhood and high ideals before us Because you held ever high the torch of ambition and hope for us to follow For these things we shall be eternally grateful to you Dr. Frederick A. Jackson our friend and advisor APPRECIATION TO OUR ADVISOR j
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