University of North Texas - Yucca Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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m -. ■i ' •■9 ' ' f m ' 4 iGiHiiinnifiii w every type of person from the mo l timid of freshmen to the mo assured of learned professors, the College is affeded by all conneded with it. No ftudent or fac- ulty member leaves its classrooms without having left his mark there. The school may almo be said to have personality of the whole which is created by a combina- tion of the individual personalities of its faculty and indent body.

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imuui w its students as good-will ambassadors to the outer world. Teachers College seeks to make friends of those who come to it in search of knowledge. No class distindion bars the way to universal friendship. Class presidents may be chummy with campus nobodies, the boy with well-tailored clothes and a car may be the roommate of a fellow who must work his way through school, and professors may know and be in- timate with their pupils. Among Teachers College Sliudents democracy exi l:s in al- mosl perfect form.