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

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The President's Message OF THE Thousand deTiniTions, There is none beTTer Than The one ThaT describes educaTion as The creaTion and reTinemenT oT values. PrimiTive man had liTTle beyond The bare means oT exisTence. He was hungry mosT oT The Time. He slepT where nighT overTook him. He Teared The dark. He worshipped The mysTerious. Then came The man who saved a liTTle Tood, made a beTTer garmenT, builT a place in which To live. ArT broughT beauTy and order: The symphony replaced The Tom-Tom. PersonaliTy superseded physical mighT. and love began To rule The liTe oT man. Today we live in a world oT greaT social values, and economic surplus has made possible The creaTion oT The school, The church, libraries, music, and arT. WiTh economic needs pro- vided Tor, we have Time To develop The Tiner Things oT liTe. To reTine These values and direcT Their usage in The upbuilding oT mankind is The ever- increasing Task oT educaTion. Trained inTelligence will always be The mark oT an educaTed people. WiTh educaTion comes an undersTanding and a desire To solve The problems ThaT conTronT us. The unknown is no longer a Thing To be Teared buT a challenge To The pioneer. The ideal oT service is TasT replacing selTishness. We are learning To appreciaTe books, music. and The Things oT beauTy. Religion we hope will be a maTTer oT everyday living and human personaliTy musT become whaT The creaTor oT all Things inTended iT To be, The image oT The divine. Such is The supreme Task oT educaTion. To This cause we musT dedicaTe our besT eTForTs. CivilizaTion is noT an accidenT or a work oT TaTe. IT is The resulT oT The earnesT endeavor oT human beings To beTTer condiTions Tor Themselves and Tor Those who Tollow. ln The ToreTronT oT progress have always been a Tew courageous souls, men and women wiTh hope, TaiTh, and vision. These individuals have someTimes been medicine men, workers oT magic. greaT chieTTains and spiriTual leaders, buT always Teachers. -R. H. SNYDER.

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State Board oi Education Asher B. Wilson John W. Condi, Pfesldenl Ol ills Board Stale Superinlendenf of Public lnsfruc+ion 5 Clency S+. Clair Mrs. J. G. H. Graveley Jerome J- DHY Mrs. Alvin A. Sfeele Vice President SQCFS1-ary