Albion State Normal School - Sage Yearbook (Albion, ID)

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' • « 1 - JUNIORS

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y.-- ' - The Senior Goal % ' I lit SHNIOR iiuist work tcjward tlio. e ()bjecti es that are neccssar - to build tile cultured man — the abilit to attend, to attain ani.1 to accomplish. In atteiuhnj;. the senior wards otT distractions and overcomes obstacles in the wa ' of liis .L;oal: thus pro ing his ability to partake of the fountcUn of knowledge which is the essence r)f true life, lie i fixin.i; for himself the habit of del in,t; into ihe scientilic problems which tend to the tlex elopment of a know led e-seekini; world. . bilit - to attain is an important fact ir and is shown b - the in- formation alreath at the command of the senior. Mis mind must be so fixed upon the no ernin,n (iroblems of lile that e er ' ijnpression has a lasting effect. The masterv of attending; aiul attaining, accompanied b the incessani guidance of competent instructors, enables him lo m.ike rapiil proi;ress toward his ,t;oal. .XttamiiiL; means to place his mind in an attitude of susceptibilit ' so that il is prepared to successfulh jirasp that information necessarv to establish facts. Due to his abilit - to attain, he is to become one of the tutors of the future j eneration and is preparing himself for the leatlership of men. The senior, in be.i inning school in the .Albion State Normal, shows a desire to reach the standards necessarx ' to . ain a life certificate for teachin,i;. lie works eagerlN aiul consistenth ' to master the ret|uired assi.snments of each da that he ma - be wortlu ' of the reward which is in store for him In securin, the goal — a life certifcate — he will have onh gained a sleppin,i;-slone to greater uiKiertakiiigs in life. IhroLi.gh these objectives of attendin,g. atlainin, ami accomplishing that he partialis masters in this institiil mn, the solution of life ' s more difficult |iroblems will be facilitateel. i ' .i r 44

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