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

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L I B R A R Y OF STEPHEN F.AUSTIN STATE TEACHERS COLLtSf- NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS

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axe dee dtudentd auzndesuna b zck and jfOsitk to clodded, aaiketina on the Main iiepd, on, cuttina a lua at an aU-cotleae dance, w-e leatije that tkede dame dtudentd ate in ttutk the backbone o the cotteae. 9t id with ledpect and pAide thai we dedicate to- you, the dtudentd, tUid Stone. tyo U bedpite the liendly liaatAy between ctubd, potiticd dpuced with competition, and the dij eAence between the toady JjAedhman and the tojty denkvi, tke dtudent body id united by a common tie- — toy- atty to country and to ichoot. Jd you have keen the backbone o£ youA own S. tf. do autt you, udten you ao out into tije, be the maindtay oj youA nation. 9t id thud that we dedicate thid Stone fya U to y u, in defence to youA padt toyatty and in view ojf youA j f utu ie deAiUce.

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VERNE R. GLAZENER 1st Lt., U. S. Air Corps Assistant Air Inspector RALPH H. MURFF Lt., U. S. N. R. Athletic Director JACK MOORE, JR. Lt. (j.g.), U. S. N. R. Supply Officer Along with S. F. A. ' s boys went her faculty into service. Some are still giving orders as they good-naturedly did on the campus, while others are taking orders just as cheerfully. To all of them we owe a deep sense of gratitude and our class- room doors will yawn with welcome as our loyal teachers return home to S. F. A. HERSCHEL HOPSON 1st Lt., U. S. Army Chemical Warfare — Research Division ARLENE KILPATRICK Ensign, U. S. N. R. Ship ' s Service Officer