Texas A and M University - El Rancho Yearbook (Kingsville, TX)

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ADMINISTRATION

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‘Recapitulation 1. Despise no man. Be just, be generous. Let reward follow merit. This is true democracy and it is safe for the world. 2. Love your country and serve it unselfishly. “He who saves his country Saves all things. And all things saved bless him. He who loses his country Loses all things And all things lost curse him.” This is patriotism. 3. “Nothing that affects another human being is alien to me.” “Silver and gold have I none But such as I have, I give unto you. Arise and walk.” This is essential philanthropy. The gift of every teacher. 4. “There are sermons in stones, books, in running brooks —and good in everything.” He that would be greatest among you, let him be the servant of all.” This is the religion of Him who spoke as never man spoke. ‘Personally During this short year I have tried to take care of your in- terests and to promote them. I have given you the truth as God has given me to see the truth. I have had strength through your confidence and your responsive attitude. For this I am profound- ly grateful. The members of the faculty have through the year been your sympathetic older brothers and sisters. In a few years we shall be out in the world men and women, shoulder to shoulder, help- ing the big world to carry its load. Your task is already laid out and is waiting for you. Arise and gird yourself, and repair to your place of service. Let me declare myself, Sincerely your friend, R. B. COUSINS.

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Che ‘Board of ‘Regents M. 0. FLOWERS Lockhart President MISS MARGIE E. NEAL Carthage Vice President A B. MARTIN Plainview H. A. TURNER Austin Secretary A. B. MAYHEW Uvalde South Cexas State Oeachers College J. J. BENNETT Stephenville HENRY PAULUS Yoakum