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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1919)
tm*L- !f ! t t M »* H f-1 i i I If f if*f THE ‘wmm ■ • jj f]• B ATT ^ Li ON •I?: in# a V' v ^©I(s^Cc) a (pW ^ fti: * '’ iffy3 ! ' 1 Kl! V if Fii r •i's ? ri. 1 i i ' - A m : >? II' Ip '£di rr! ’ % H T.. m IH , ft] 1 j li H . ~ i i .'i t : , y I fill f'7! » 1 THE LARGEST AND .MOST MODERN IN I H ' L ‘ i- WE mr * »<|wipp«d to t«k« car* of all (he riaifor^ who come to Commeoftamj " We hmf ample floor space, aa adei|uaic force of traiwfd mechanic*. an4 to wait oa the front. Bor*. «en«J rowr parent* and friend* who eome fo Oonmie^ car* to u* and we well give them the kind of «cr%i<*e that 'oifi•fie*. ifi rheir ca^*« t „ lentv riegreo* 5^ me or n their ^ ERVICE i:l i i j j " 'i i i I J. i i li.f o > i. Mn iJ iljlilfllKli.Iifc llri . . . , . f .: HtudrtrMn an* coaotinit th« <l«yi ariousnef** hat he'can ?»*p«*rt .^o hj( n.»w antjil the time to depart for thair parentM that hlh reconi it cJear'anxi .'•Ifoaieak Some are even coonUtitr th# that hii irradea have Justified; hit atl* j iHH uW.j .The contemplation of vara* vanc«*ment to the 'next hnrht-r tla SJi -| tjlon naturally* *r» v e* a reaj feelinr of The re*pnn*il>»lRy of **numberini; 4 yfiiT anticipation... The vacatian our days’' should eroa in our con» IC ill recreation to tome; hard sciousnesa as responsibility beiroOHu y, \4jortc tr>others, but for all it repre- a matter of deeper er>mern. The V >*ents a chanife! fr»>m the arduous sense of responsibility should in- T . I ( I ’ “ '^♦'itine |*f cofleire life, tt is.for thew crease with the breadth of vision and N • -f | n-Hsor,* ^hat numl»enn»r t^»e days and knowledge of ouh tasks. Let us, 4 |* i | 't‘jhours is.a popular pass time in these therefore, take aoroUnt ttf our mis-iT | | * ;4., ' fetesini^ days. takes durinjr tbia war to the end tluu X ' df ■ j ; ' But ‘there is another sense in whien more may be made of each •fay * n (the days and hours sh mid be meaa- new y^ar. ured- H'hat are the rewards of the . . >. .lL. _ 21 \ I i „ . 1.. It is my'hope that the summer va. » , jjrper? It hat have the college days . T • i *:* meant ki you? When you return ration may-bnr^r a max.mum „f jov J. » tu.me. Can you grive a iry«>d report to (to each student the college. 1 ' 1 yi>ur“ parents who hake sacrificed trust lar*re oppuirttmity may come to "j" ^}i:| ? ;• I f /!' It has been an unusual year for all of us. Kar has cnrafced IWicertain- tsen and rreat ani^ietieti. hardships |i have beeti forced upon US. Many distraetnes have interfered with the rd>rm:tl ji^br's work. But R should be observed that many' students have made the- *iost of ther opportunities . / under all kf these cenditieas. Many \> of tho«o* who are here have sur mounted *^ery obstacle and evercom? * , efery difficulty and have the con sciousness of duty well performed as the end of |he year approach**. There’ •• no lA-Wfcer satisfaction: that can come td * stuilent than l,the con- I ki t' II p .. r. hV whiCh the colleirf id held is determin ed by what you are and what you do when you leave the coile»re. Remember th^t people wilt judirv the coHeire by What y«»u say ami dd- It is within our power to reflect ored t or discredit up<>* the institution. • If ou have >rain<-<i in khowle.hre. cour*- eSy and inteirritjr. the colietre will share with you the credit that your life reflects. Yotir responsibility, therefore, is no longer personal. It involves the vdelfWe and the ifoo j opinion of the institution that for all time you will represent. W B. BE&pELL. President. ■i I Jr " A. Table de| t . , - j •-*, I D f NN Ti- f! I r •! ? : hi. : 1 rj roi’ ainly 75 its (yived you your me worth BRYAN Hi :: [AW ' • » • k • -'it: ■! f ! 1 *r, irrm /■ H ■ f I'l . j \ / j If :I fl j! | ! * I ,'T 4 r HiJI i Lis'- a jy*j \M hi v» ii. : i: ■> it,
