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

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The Presidentls Greetings From a very small beginning f-our years ago, our.College has grown to an enrollment of over eight hundred students. CApril 8, 19295. The South Texas State Teachers College now passing into history has an honor-able career. It has the power to eliminate poison and t-o assimilate that which is good and wholesome. It has earned a high place among collegiate insti- tutions of the first rank through-out the country. Now that its history is made and the book is closing, it is safe to say that those students who hold its certificates and degrees may cherish them as badges of honor. Those faithful members of the faculty who have helped to cultivate great ideals have proved themselves to be worthy citizens of the commonwealth. The main objective of our College is the right development of the individual student. It gives me great pleasure to report that tho-se students that have been here long enough to have been affected by the college atmosphere, and to have seen its visions, are making' good in a large way out in the world. 4'The strength of the pack is the wolf. The greater the percentage of individual students that 'Care not disobedient to the heavenly vision the greater the power and glory of the institution concerned. S. T. S. T. C. has not died. It has become immortal by passing its rich experiences, its beauty, its st.rength, its soul into an expanded form. It has ascended, dropping its' mantle upon T. C. A. I. ' Devotedly, R. B. Cousins. Page 29

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Page 23 BOARD OF RE GENTS Texas .State Teaehers Colleges M. O. FLOWVERS, Prosflolent .... H. A. TURNER, Secretary. . HENRY PAULUS . . ..,... . . W. Z. HAYES .... A. B. MAYIIEXV ..... J. O. GULKE .... F. A. MARTIN ..... . . .Lockhart . . . . .Austin . . .Yoakam . . .Dallas . . . .Ufualolo . . .Amarillo Fort Worth