Schreiner Institute - Recall Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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AN A WUQQJPS 1 X All -lx 2. V5 'lxifwt Juv ' fteyv' Faculty M. D. BRYANT, B. A., lVl. S. Austin College, University of lllinois, Zoology CHARLES H. CORNWELL, B. A., lVl. A. N. T. S. T. C., University of Soutlicrn Califor- nia, University of Texas. Ealucalion aml English Mrzs. CLAIRE ASHFORD l':,RNST. B. A., B. j. University of Texas, University of Wisconsin English FRANK B. FARR, B. S. CICITISOH Cflllege. Englisli R. C. DICKEY, B. A., M. A. Austin College, S. M. U., University of Texas. Mallicmalics ERWIN F. ERNST S. lVl. U., University of Chicago. Bush Conserva M usic H. C. GILSTRAP University of Texas. Allilclic Director WILLIAM O. GREEN, DaVldS0l1 College. Commanclanl 9 i i , . :XM X ,J 3 'Q le' th 4 9. o -1 K4 o -, x: 2. 9 5 ru 5. ff iw :1 0 o :s U. Q -1 4 El o -Q 'C o -f-. : 2. 9 x,,.-n- FD .- P r . Page .Z

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-I My ,dx ' ll K 55 U2 K I I I 'K l M lf' 1 lL l ef- 'L i l lil ll K 'E 4, I I I N E n N' ' 'W 15 U4 K i 59, ll l id' ll' ' r 'in J. 1. umm. M. A., Lan. D.. President ff, -4 A Just ten years ago college work was offered at Schreiner for the l first time and during this short period more than twenty-five hundred l W students have been enrolled. Of this number some five hundred have U4 been graduated from the high school and college departments .and a 1 remarkably large percentage of these and of others, who.d1d.not K graduate, have transferred to various senior colleges and universities for the completion of their college and professional work.. A l Some of the men who graduated from Schreinendnring those first 'T K years have now completied their courses inhlaw, meidiane, engineelvriing, 5? and other vocations, an are establishing omes o t eir own. ese p .D men will, as the years go by, want to know moretof the happenings on K the Schreiner campus, and, even more than this, they will want to K keep strong the ties of boyhoodlfriendships formed here. ' D El Many letters have been received during the past year suggesting reunions of various classes, a home-coming day each year, and various other methods of bringing the old students together agalg can the 'ff campus all of which reminds us that friendships forme uring .AU college days are the most lasting .of.all. I I '77 67 For this year's senlor class it IS my sincere wish that you and LL P- those who have worked with you here may prize most of all the VE friendships made possible by these few years spent together on the Dj Schreiner campus and.that you may not permit new interests nor 1 distance, nor the passing of the years, to lessen your interest in H I Schreiner and cause you to forget your friends of today. nj , .1 . Sincerely yours ' I is a r K5 fi' I LM 53 ,Ol 5 ' ' ' l 9 3 ll- ,Dj i A -.ml Page 21 A l. ' X V

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