Texas Christian University - Horned Frog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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EDITORS NOTE It is not the purpose of this annual to make you spontaneously shout Hooray for the Red, Wfhite and Blue -or urge you to go out and spend your month's allowance on War bonds. lt is not meant to propagandize. This book is intended to give a realistic view of campus life and its adaptations in war-time. The book is necessarily curtailed, photo- graphically particularly. There is a very ap- parent lack of film, processing paper amd photographers. XVe have an annualg thats the important thing. It is smaller and less detailed and the publication date is later than usual. But it is to help you remember the most revolutionary period in the Universitys history. THE STAFF BETTYE ELO BAKER Eililm' 5 Blzifrzvrr Altzlztzlcwrj MARY LOU SLAY Ariirluuzl Edlwr mul Sltzff Pbolograplvw RICHARD MOORE ,IUNE DAMERON ELEEN DAY JANE COFFIN MARTHA BURNHAM cfxssir Auconv BILL MosER BILL M1cHERo JOE sHos1D DIXIE BELLE WILLIAMS Sparlr Eifilm' facie!! Ezfilul ,f

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st' Q ,LJ 5' W 1' 3' COPYRIGHT BETTYE FLO BAKER EDITOR ALBERT BRISTOL MANAGER

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DEDICATIQN ak iii Enough is sufficient, they say. It is then sufficient to say that the 1944 Horned Frog-picturing T. C. U. in War- time-is dedicated to Mrs. Katherine Moore Norton. Mrs. Norton, like the rest of us, has accepted the war and accepted, too, the addi- tional work that it produces. She has added V-12 students to her classes, directed benefit plays, urged the Dramatic Club, which she sponsors, to do special things for the boys in the service, kept up numerous morales by writing letters to service men who are former pupils. She has done all these things de- spite the fact that Joe,,' her husband, is overseas-and for the second time! Enough! i i' 'k