Union University - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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My dear Friends: Many people write books. Some write fiction, some bio- graphy, some history, others poetry. All may be different in form and pattern, but one element remains universal. Every book contains a message — and that peculiar to the purpose of the author. Your annual staff of 1955 has prepared for you a book. Though unique in form, it too contains a message peculiar to the purpose of its authors, of whom you, a student at Union University, are one. You have contributed to its contents; you have helped to establish its purpose. As you read your college annual through the years, it will remind you of the objectives and ideals of your Alma Mater, of which you were a part. It will portray more and more meaningfully the true message of four years of col- lege life. It will remind you of friendships made, of lessons learned, of academic achievement, of spiritual enrichment. The message of this book, therefore, like so many good things will become more and more precious and will unfold in its richness as the years unfold your own maturity. Lest we forget, let us read and re-read its pages often. Sincerely yours, Warren F. Jones President ]►-

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