University of Arkansas Fort Smith - Numa Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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FORT SMITH JUNIOR COLLEGE E T Vmms, Pm-:s1nEN'r GRAND AVENUE AN' MDM 'M' T. E. Funnmvron, D1-:AN roar suum, Anxmus February 5, 1962 Dear Students of 1961-62: Maturityis probably the one thing in life that men strive for more than anything else. We want to be recognized as full-grown individuals both physically andmentallyfrom the day we are born. Few men, if any, have ever achieved it completely. The degree to which it is achieved depends upon our willingness to work, both physically and mentally. It requires a great deal of knowledge and wisdom to grow up mentally, and most of you are making progress. We hope you continue so you can be of great service to humanity. We feel that we are fortunate to have known you these few months and we sincerely hope you have profited from the acquaintance. May you each have a long, prosperous and happy life. Sincerely yours, I , . E. T. Vines President

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-1 V, I. 'f'+'-E JF x T fr?- r f'-TM: r 44-P' A , ,,, ' '1 Vw V DR. E.T. VINES PRESIDENT OF THE CCDLLEGE

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if T.E. FULLERTON DEAN CDF THE COLLEGE