Arizona State University - Sun Devil Spark / Sahuaro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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THE 1934 SAMUARO PRODUCT OF EDUCATION Tin closing of a college year is a very happy occasion for all those who have lH en successful. Since this is a critical year. it is time for inventory as well as happiness. There is a questioning attitude in the minds of thousands of citizens of our state and nation as to the cost of education. They are not going to Ih convinced of the wisdom of their investment solely by statistics. They are watching with increasing interest the product of education -the type of individual being turned out by our institutions. These are some of the questions they are asking: I. Does lie adapt himself easily, willingly and sympathetically into civilization as lie finds it, at the same time believing in and working for a better world? 2. Does lie have the Greek spirit of inquiry, the Roman spirit of team work, and the Christian spirit of devotion to social well being? 3. Does lie show a mastery of the fundamentals and does he have a reasonable degree of culture of the world? 4. Does he exemplify the qualities of a good citizen? 5. Does he have an open mind a tolerant attitude? G. Does lie know how to get along with people? 7. Does he meet his responsibilities? 8. Does he do something well? 9. Does he aspire? 10. Does he work? My sincere good wishes to all of you. (15) GRADY GAM MAGE, President

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TUB 1934 SA11UARO Student Body INC HOURS, the «lavs, tin months have slipped by unheeded, and all too soon we find ourselves at the «-lose of another school year for many of ns, the last one at A.S.T.U. It has been a happy year: one we shall remember as being tilled with good times, good will, and enviable achievements. The advancement we have made in many of our activities, and the success we have attained in student body government have been the result of hearty cooperation on the part of every one. It has been a real pleasure to serve as the president of such a splendid group, and I take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation to the many organizations who have so willingly con- tributed to the extra curricular activities of the year, all of which have been successful to a marked degree. To our President and to the memliers of our faculty, for their wise counsel, their untiring and unfailing efforts in our behalf, and their Imundless enthu- siasm and energy given to all our worthwhile undertakings, I wish to express the gratitude of the student body, and to assure them that their influence will not end with our college days, but will continue through life. In conclusion, may 1 say that whether we are returning as students, or are closing the «loots of our school Itehind us, let us foster this spirit of loyalty and good will, and in true appreciation of all that Tempe means to us. let us continue to work ami I most for a greater Arizona State Teachers College. Vernon Tuckey. Tuckey Caplinger Colbert Skousek Davis Wright Adams Kleinman Soter Carter McGinn Morris 07)