Texas State College for Women - Daedalian Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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INMEMORIAM To the late Delos E. Nooe, director of the department of journalism, we owe much of our institutions progression in the past few years. His greatest achievement was to take the initiative without appearing to do so, to be back-stage and direct the activities of innumerable students without taking any of the creditable glory upon himself. Mr. Nooe was preeminently a man in whom the ideals of the greatest journalists were reflected. His amiable, con- ciliatory character of superior ability endeared him to all of those associates who knew him in campus activities, in Denton, and in the newspaper world. Much of his time dur- ing the past year was given over to acquainting Texas newspapers over the state with the growth and progression of S.C.W. The Texas Press Association and other scholastic organi- zations knew him as one of their most energetic members, and he was a leader of the Southwestern journalism con- gress which meets annually. College officials and students appreciate the illimitable achievements Mr. Nooe accom- plished with an ever-burning desire to press forward and open new fields for those interested in writing as a pro- fession. I

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2 II it W X A v I DEDICHTION To striving and to Progress We dedicate this record ot a year of results. To Progress in its most vital sense We pledge this our irn pression of CI period of material change and spiritual growth ln untaltering search ot goals lodged high in the shinrng mountain ot ambition there has been breathed into S C W a strong de sire to halt advance only at the never to be attained summit of perfection To that inspira tional challenge to continued effort to a por trayal of the ideal ot a school made greater ln service by the generous support oi the of the administration and the constant loy alty ot an ever shitting student body We ded icate the 1936 DAEDALIAN lli W A- -I A1 W 4- ' I F If u i i g g i l K A - W I - i - b 5 ' ' , - L 1 , V people of the State, the far-sighted planning .1 p - ,f Q ' ' 4 Q it 1 7 1 I I 1 -- ll 'l W ill NV ' 'f i' 5 l rn.

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