Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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' c Message From The Presidency F in this big world there were the same proportion of good will, the same prevalence of the spirit of helpfulness, the same ratio of personal purity and health, the same loyalty to labor, the same elevative quality of recreation, the same love for learning and triumphs of truth and righteousness, the same bal- ance of provisions for the physical, intellectual, moral and spiritual growth, the same abundance of faith, hope, and charity as characterizes our school, the dawn of the millennium would be here. If from our educational banyan tree each takes to his own field of life, not a flower to fade but a seed to grow; if from the fires of institu- tional inspiration each shall carry away a torch to illuminate his path of life, and kindle fires at which others may light their torches; if the silken threads of knowledge from our school spinning wheel be woven into character in the loom of life; if among our victories there is the conquest of self, we shall find a heaven partly of our own making; and if we are true to our God by whose grace comes the rest, then we shall be progress- ively perfect and perfectly happy. GEORGE H. BRIMHALL, JOSEPH B. KEELER, AMOS N. MERRILL. ' m j )L ' im ami auou 22

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