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

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HON. R. A. STUART President Fort Worth HON. H. A. TURNER Secretary Austin HON. W. B. BATES Houston MRS. JOHN KING BERETTA San Antonio HON. V, A. COLLINS Livingston HON. A. H. EUBANKS McKinney HON. J. E. HILL Amarillo HON. J. D. JACKSON Alpine HON. J. E. JOSEY Houston HON. J. G. ULMER Tyler BOARD OF REGENTS

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ADMINISTRATION

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p B R I E R s D T A w D E E L N L T Another year has gone and 77?e Sfone Fort stands as a reminder of its activities. In this book you see familiar scenes, familiar faces, and the usual and unusual college activities. Through the years it will arouse pleasant memories. But with it all, perhaps you will remember other phases of college life: hard tasks, fine victories, an occasional defeat — all will be ever present, and all will find a place in your personalities and perhaps a place in the life structure you are building. Your years in college will be fruitful only in so far as you are able to use the things learned here in the solution of your own life ' s problems. And these problems are becoming more and more complex as changes in the industrial, economic, political, and social phases of our common life become more frequent. Always it has required a bit of training and considerable information to function properly as a citizen of a democracy. The need is more insistent now than ever before. So I am hoping, as you look over the pages of The Stone Fort, that you try to get the idea that your education has only begun, and that studious habits will, in the long run, pay larger dividends than accumulated knowledge. With such habits fully established, you will be an asset to Texas, and you will have fulfilled the hopes of the College Faculty and will have justified the State in furnishing you fine opportunities. A. W. BlRDWELL, President.