Stephen F Austin State University - Stone Fort Yearbook (Nacogdoches, TX)

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Iciliciit ion r To the men and women who have made Texas, — to the aboriginees who gave it a name for friendliness,- to the conquistadores, the padres, and the sons of the Franks who blazed its trails,- to the pioneers who conquered its wilderness,- to the warriors who made it free,- to the statesmen who moulded it into a Republic and joined it to a Union,- to the agriculturalists, industrialists, and commercialists who have given it economic prosperity,- and to the artists, musicians, writers, and teachers who have shaped and preserved its culture, — the STONE FORT for Nineteen Hundred Thirty-Six is respectfully dedicated. To tlac CDiii iiistiiilorcs, the |i«iilres,iiinl tlie seit of tlic Franks, wli© lilazitl its trails

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