National University - Docket Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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THE 1937 DOCKET Chancellor’s Message S uccess depends not only upon an adequate knowledge of the basic principles of a chosen occupation or profession, but also upon loyalty to those principles and intelligence and energy in their practical application. There is no short cut to real success. This admonition is given as you are about to leave your Alma Mater. Although the goal may seem inaccessible at times, be patient and unafraid, and, with the will to struggle ever onward and upward, you will reach that measure of success which you de- serve. “Would any man be strong, let him work; or wise, let him observe and think; or happy, let him help; or influential, let him sacrifice and serve.” On behalf of the Trustees, Officers, and Fac- ulty of the University, I bid you farewell. I do so with the hope that, through the years to come, we may all have pleasant mem- ories of our work together. Charles S. Hatfield

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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY HAYDEN JOHNSON

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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY CHARLES S. HATFIELD Chancellor