Granite High School - Granitian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Dr. C. S. Smith, G. W. Bruerton. I. W. Cook, B. E. Mix. D. W. Parrcxtt. L. Garrard, G. Lavin Board of Education Twenty-six V 0

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Fellow Graniticms: lnstitutions of learning become fa- mous for their curricular offerings, buildings, and equipment. Men of Wealth leave endowments as memor- ials, testimonies of appreciation for the privilege of having studied there. Fu- ture generations applaud their actions, and rightly so, but often they forget that the real accomplishments were fos- tered by the human element passing daily through the halls and class rooms, in the persons of influential teachers and congenial friends. Life on any campus offers more than an opportunity to gather information in the environment of massive buildings, expensively equipped and erected on beautifully landscaped grounds. The association of friends, Which in reality is the motivation for excellence in achievement, is equally as important as these physical surroundings, yet it too often passes unrecognized. No man or Woman can associate With friends With- out giving much or receiving richly in return for his or her contribution. We encourage one another in excellence as Well as in mediocrity. Our interests are the interests of our associates, our habits become their habits, and our ideals are adopted as their philosophy. ln reality, then, our friends are our- selves. To them, with the passing of this year, We pay homage. May their modesty in living and their diligence in service be their memorial in the pres- ence of Which all may bow in recogni- tion. LORENZO H. HATCH Principal

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