Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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President of University B.S., 1907. Brigliam Young University Ph.D.. 1911. Cornell University Along with the joy of completing a year of successful work, comes a sadness which is very real. Since many of those who are here this year will not be able to return, the closing of school means a separa- tion from friends who have become very dear. Even though we may not have an opportunity of meeting these friends again our lives have been enriched by association with them. Those of us who remain in the Institution wish those who are leaving permanently to know that we appreciate their friendship, and we send love and best wishes for success wherever they go. Let us all make the friendships established at the B. Y. U. the most enduring ones of our lives. F. S. H. RRIS.

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ALPINE SUMMER SCHOOL

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GEORGE H. liKlMHMI.. DSc.U. PresiilenI -Emeritus Professor ol Theology ..D.. Bripham Yiiun : Univi-rsity It is til Ijt.- 111. peel tlial till- inililiialiniis ul lii i;:luiTM iicin;; L nivt-r- sity will f;ive eviilenoe iif scliiila-Iir leailer liip f llie inslitiitiim am at the same time hear marks unmistakalily iiuiieatitif: that the schiinl fcilhiws the Chureh in spirit and in truth. A lio.ik reflecting the stream of siieh eollef-e life as has heen that of 1925-1926 is a mecca of niovins happiness, whereon there is no wreckaf;e. Cloudlets fleece the reflecteil sky, hut they are not such as carry thunderholls or shut out the light from ahove. The stream if school life of this pussinp vear has heen wider and deeper, if not clearer than any of the past, and from us who have heen carried hy it is e pecled a corresponding carryins; power of happiness and deanline s of character. It is ' safe to say of the school and its achievements of this year, faculty, student body, and equipments. ' ' (J;- - gR,,,,,,, ,