University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Grateful acknowledgment is made to Grace Noll Crowell and the Turner Company, Dallas publishers, for the use of the quotations from Mrs. Crowell ' s poems, Heritage, Proud Land, and Texas in the vol- ume Bright Destiny and from Waste Places in the volume White Fire. Dr. G. W. Goldsmith, Miss Leta Henderson, Miss Polly Smith, William Seiders, Gale White, and the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas have furnished photo- graphs for this section.

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Still down the old worn military ways We see the marching forms of other days, Straining toward liberty—mere shadows now they go Through the low portals of the Alamo . . . GRACE NOLL CROWELL

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Administration Book i ceNoll jlisliers, well i tlievol- ' in k le Texas Being in need of a seal President Houston stripped from fiis shirt a cuff link engraved withi a dog ' s head encircled by an olive wreath, beneath the head the letter H and above a cock and the motto Try Me. This was the first seal of Texas.