Southwest Texas State Teachers College - Pedagog Yearbook (San Marcos, TX)

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Each succeeding year impels a desire Within the hearts and minds of the current yearbook staff to build a book of increased interest to the student and even the casual individual who may handle our book. Often We have heard criticism of the old- fashioned album or class section which intrudes upon an other- wise interesting discourse of the year's events. This year we have tried to give our book sustained interest by printing the record of our experiences in departmental and related activities, and here We have placed the portrait of the student majoring in the respective course. Please be charitable oi this eitort to make the yearbook of more interest to you. -EDITOR- DEPARTMENTS MATQR S

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MARY ELIZABETH SMITH San Marcos H mwmwsag. na s is s me erm-1 sim E i t ELLA JANE WOOD Paris swam- E -sams- rr- M s n -sum-M. .ENE n-s .1 spasms- ta -rn R.,,., -K . v IN MEMORlAM RESOLUTIONS we of thgmsilw. T. 'r. c. sruggqrmsody 31 s--.sus-s MW ,, ,im.m.,3.E,, H m,,,g,Ei.,:-: -..,-s-swsxs H sw wrtsrtsrts, death riasfitsken frorrim titisfffratst Ella Tana Wwe and Mrs. Mary Smith, and 1 WHEREAS, certain qualities in their lives, Christian ideals, high moral standards, dependability, determination to succeed eye-n in the tace of sickness and ill health, loyalty qrid,devotion,to jtheir friends and school duties,-ghaire endeared theniitto us to ho,L g?tQlg?rem in new the tftqhs5t2sStsem,snd tts -S sites S- us s-ss WHEREAS, we are :urg e sorry by thelrtqdinq and feel their loss from our college lite and desire so to express our- ' selves, therefore BE ITQERESOLVED, That We do hereby extend to the families of H Y , each oulfrilrrcerest sympathy, with the prayer that H 2 2 is their faith giim God, Who: is Qin Father, andthe ,mem- ory ol they cleparted's tit-rep wholesome, Eidtitjgqeous lite, may sustain them in their sorrow and make them strong to carry on as they would have had them do. 'S