University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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ADMINISTRATION

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Buehman Studio Editor Looking from a seminar room in the University Library building across part of the campus, Tucson, and into the Valley of the Santa Cruz. Pair 16

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Governor s Message Our state and nation are confronted today with problems such as they have never faced in the past. Our old methods of government, finance and production have proved inadequate and have broken down under the load. It has become necessary for our leaders to devise new methods of handling these problems. Innovations tend to develop antagonism in the minds of those who do not comprehend the ultimate ends to be attained. Consequently the demands upon the faith, courage and loyalty of our citizens are heavier than ever before. History has taught us that times of stress develop unusual leadership. The American Revolution developed its George Washington, the Civil War its Abraham Lincoln, and today s unprecedented conditions our Franklin D. Roosevelt. Among you may be Tomorrow’s Leader. I feel that many of you who are in school today are here at the cost of hardship and denial on the part of yourselves and your families, and that you will not fail to take the utmost advantage of every opportunity offered you in order to so equip yourselves that you may be prepared to meet the call for leadership. Signed: B. B. Moeur, Governor. Pate it