University of Texas El Paso - Flowsheet Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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,, 1 5 ll ph Qyy 3-5,11 Fmt1m nnmmnt1ummx1iuutitmn-tmmmiut It nmuiuunurnnmxmunn11nun:u.uuu1xmu.i.LLu.m11.uJ JOHN WILLIAM KIDD, E. E. Denn of Mining, Metallurgy and Science It is most gratifying to me to have had the pleasure and distinction of having served the College during the entire twenty-one years of its existence. During this time the number of students enrolled in the long session alone has increased twenty-seven fold. This alone causes one to tend to forget the worries, difficulties, criticisms, disappointments, and heavy burdens that have been all too prevalent during this entire period. I wish to congratulate all students who, by act, deed, or precept, have contributed toward the improvement of the Institution. Sincerely v I 0 Dean of Mining and Metczllufgy, and Science nlIIll1 lUlllllllllIUuU111UllIlIllI IUllllllllllllllIlLl1Lllifxu , L .:'.:,.. UJIJIHIIUIIIUII - .. 1935 5' 'y l e Q :rig : Page 20 'lm ' , ,. l hiiilg

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7 Q u-nluunmnru1.u.m.u.LLrrmimmullurumrnlrrrrlmzcrxlururiimtr 1 E i I n um in I 1 . - CHARLES ALEXANDER PUCKETT, M. A. Acting P1'e5ia'e1zf of the Colfege The College has continued to go forward during the past session. Improvements in curriculum and physical plant planned and initiated in past years are beginning to take form. Contempla- tion uf the curriculum reveals well organized departments, courses of high standard, and instruc- tion of excellent quality. A glance at the physical plant discovers increased facilities and an improved Campus. Acquaintance with the students assures one of the seriousness of purpose with which they continue their education. There is cause for being proud of what has been accomplished, but the matter must not end there. The price of progress is continuous effort. Continuous effort, therefore, in order to guarantee the future progress of the institution is the challenge which I bring to the students, faculty, and friends of the College of Mines. Respectfully, Acting Preridenl v. . ' ' 1 i 1 r EEUIHIIIF Luiirrrrr 1iruUt1LIuu1!IIIll1III!! A, V ., -- ninrurmmtrII IrrTmWxmBnHHitiil!UUmL1r1l1iirnunuimulmtm 19.1-1' -- -b l Page 19

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' h If ph Q-xi pn'-51 1 I n l p X rrnm ru:rn'rmuniurrrrrmuimuurunnitixrimmimxriitiiiix ff uririumrtmmnurruaulmnrritrimmmxumuiurmrunl rtuzm I ,. ANTON HILMER BERKMAN, M. A. Acting Dean of A175 mmf Educfzfion To students and faculty of the College, I wish to express my sincere thanks and apprecia- tion for the very pleasant relations and splendid cooperation this office has enjoyed during the session now coming to a close. It is my conviction that the spirit which maintains and builds a true educational institution-a spirit characterized by regard for truth and law and love for the institution-has prevailed throughout the session. Under such moral unity the future growth of the College, both in enrollment and services to the State and Community, is assured. It is with a note of optimism ringing about us that we look forward to the session of 1935-1936. Sincerely Arling Dean of Arn mid Edzrmlimz A935 15 11' i I is, 1 1 1 i - ' I Q I 1 1 IIlllll lllllllllUHHHlllllllllllllllnlnlllllllll11LLlllllIllll ,NA IllllllllllllllllllIIllInIfnnnnTl TTlYTTYUTIIIHHTTIIlllllflfllllllllllllll'lrnl.'fl 'ities Page 21