Texas Wesleyan University - Txweco Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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l. NVe are grateful for the rich heritage which has been provided for our fore- bears. If we are deserving of the bless- ings of democracy, we must strive to maintain its principles and its precepts. College educated men and women should furnish the leadership for a perpetuation ofthe c'American way of life. May each of you accept this obliga- tion with glad hearts and willing spirits. J. ELMER COX Dean

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We as individuals or as a nation, it matters not how much we might wish other- wise, can only start from the place we are now standing. That position today, and for the immediate future, seems to be fraught with much ten- sion. Thus this is not an era for summer patriots, who will crack under the strain, but a time that challenges the sterner qualities of toughness and courage, tempered with patience. If we blend the attributes of our frontier forebearers with the wisdom and justice of our Divine Father, our chances of riding out the storm will be greatly enhanced. May your voyage be a successful one is the wish of the administration of your Alma Mater - Texas Wesleyan College. WALTER R. GLICK Vife-President

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SANIUEL M. BRASXV1-ZLI, HARRY W. 'RICK B. Litt., Businvss Alfzrzagwr IVA., Rcgiszfmr THEQDORE MCJBPlRG SARAH S' WCJRKS BD., Clzairman Division of Religion M.A., Dean of Wovrzcfn Profassor of Religion