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

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Tl-IE DEAN E. V. WHITE, DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Our campus philosopher, Dean E. V. White, has directed and supervised the academic work of the college so as to make this year at S. C. W. one of the most satisfactory and worth While the students enrolled have ever experienced. With courtesy and efficiency, Dean White has aided us throuqh our college year, and his stories about dah old Darkies have por- trayed his sense of humor and optimistic personality.

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PREXY 2 DR. L. H. HUBBARD, PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE T0 THE CLASS OF 1936 Yours is the class which entered the Texas State College for Women when the depression was at its Worst. Your gradua- tion has meant, therefore, more than the usual amount of self- denial and self-sacrifice on the part of yourselves and your families. To that extent you have been really in earnest about your education. What has it meant to you? lames Russell Lowell once said that the measure of a na- tion's true success is the amount it has contributed to the thought, the moral energy, the intellectual happiness, the spiritual hope and consolation of mankind. Now that you are going out into the World that will be the measure of your success, too, as individuals. I hope each of you will prove faithful to this ideal. Yours very sincerely, L. H. HUBBARD, President. 'S-

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rr 1 EX-STUDENTS ASSOCIATION t CHARLTON, MILLER, CORNELL, BOONE OFFICERS Mrs. Teresa Abney Charlton President Mrs. Arch Dawson First Vice-President Miss Sara Ellen Cornell Second Vice-President Mrs. Roy Miller Secretary Miss Mary Katherine Boone Treasurer The Ex-Student Chapters throughout the state and among out-of-state alumnae have ever been loyal supporters and boosters of their Alma Mater, to which they return each year for a reunion. S. C. W. students owe much to those who have gone before them to pave the Way to a bigger and better in- stitution of learning,