University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Page Sixteen Our Friends, the Memoers of the Facult y E believe that tribute too great can not be phrased to express our regard for the faculty that has meant so much to us, not merely as instructors Wi in the bits of learning that we might exploit, but in the inspiration their I association has been to us. The difference between a university and a library is the faculty. The thing which we can gain from a college that we can not from the library is not knowledge, for all the knowl- edge in the world may be gleaned from the books that make up a library ; but on the other hand it is the association which we enjoy with those who are matured in judgment, pure of heart, and magnanimous of soul. We of the class of ' 23 appreciate the sacrifices that our faculty have made, the trials they have endured, the labor they have spent, and the kindnesses that they have bestowed out of the greatness of their hearts, that we might be better and happier men and women. We realize it, and because we do appreciate, we thank you — simply we say thank you, because we knew that you will see in the simplicity of expression the richness of meaning that is in our hearts and minds as we say it.

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