Northern State University - Pasque Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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CPresident'S Jlfessage There is no chance, no destiny, no fate Can circumvent, or hinder, or control The firm resolve of a determined soul. ' -ELLA WHEELER WILCOX fl? HE heights of attainment possible in a human life are well expressed in the above lines, and are not overstated. One's greatest hindrance is the common thing We call Waste. Waste is due to idleness or ineffective activity and of these two forms of Waste the latter results in much the greater loss. NOW the great objective of education is more effective living. This aim becomes more and more definite as one proceeds into and thr.ough the higher levels of education. These statements are peculiarly true in teacher training institutions where learning and personal development constitute the speciic intention. This firm resolve or aim in life affects every phase of human experience. It becomes a rather accurate measure of life's Worth. The same is true of life's individual experiences. If each step one takes is an effective approach toward a Worthy end, Waste through loss .of time or from ineffective activity will be avoided and the final goal is certain to be high achievement. -DAVID ALLEN ANDERSON. 3' ' ' ' T 7 'A' - Y 7, 1, 'coz l14l

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