University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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iY) f . ! if; f DR. WALTER E. CLARK, PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY - - - ' .jf i - 4, M

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«J««£»-0- THE SPIRIT OF THE CAMPUS n For never the work of life is done jj B the man with the selfish dream; ' t1 For the battle ' is lost or the battle is won I ' j ; By the spirit of the team. V ' By the spirit of the campus is our battle to be won. , ? Friendl) ' — democratic — cooperative! When each student is a friend to each of many others and (v ' widens the circle of friends as the years go — s When each student chooses campus mates for their straight-away ■ ; strengths of manliness and womanliness and grows steadily more [ ' worthy of friendship through increasing directness and trueness and f , steadfastness of spirit, untainted by snobbery, unshackled by deceit, ■ ' ' ' imsullied by dishonor — When each student is of the campus and for the campus, ' .li intelliijently and devotedly ready, as strength and skill and time may be given, to labor with others towards the better campus, L , material and spiritual — ,], Then will a high, a holy, a wondrous campus spirit prevail. ' ■■ ' , The new student will instantly sense this spirit; the older student will partake of it; the senior will have it ingrained; the graduate, nurtured through four years of common endeavor with friends and Y with equals, will enter upon the long life game, ready always, in T friendly and in level spirit, to strive with others towards the greater - jToals of America and of mankind. v Walter E. Clark. 4: {15}