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

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al WALTER R. GLICK vice-PRESIDENT OF T.w.c. People born on this earth have passed tlirc' gi err-.'1de:i1:i circles ot citizenship from the sovereign ina: izi tl :eg1:1:i1:ig 1- t' ot the World citizen ot today. The peace ot the World depends upon the precision cf 'ie tdustzizezit : citizen upon local, national and international levels. May your tolerance be a sufficie il is praapgte 3 p fect mesh tor your citizenship gears. N x --.'l-. -, cT--,k 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000fffff f 27 J l 4 f

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LAW SONE PRESIDENT OF r.w.c. ,,,r.r.4 ...aeed LS the sight of recurrent senior classes at Texas ' A Qleae as they join the yearly strearn of recruits into busy -fi ',.' and endeavor in these United States. T n are Corrie and go, the realization of effective leader- :raagates fulfills a pattern in a rnanner to evoke pride f to the administration and faculty, This is our real 1 endeavor and every sacrifice that goes into the strong faith at Texas Vifesleyan College that We shall :fed ir. the Class of '53, God bless you as, with banners The contests of a full and rewarding life. May you achieve through service your highest . LAW SONE I I 900000-QQQQ+QO0QMr0!0f0f 2 26 1 i I l

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1-lf' J. ELMER COX DEAN OF THE COLLEGE 'graduates must assurne increasing responsibilities in our .eff f as graduating seniors, must continue to prepare your- ,effes to rne these obligations. We believe that your education ' '-'r.rQ ' college has helped to quality you for lives of service. We View you with pride and have f. 'e ur ability to establish yourselves as successful Christian men and Women. May God's bless- Qsina your talents I. ELMER COX +00'0MMO0QOMi0f00f0!frf 28 '