University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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ARTHUR GRISWOLD CRANE, Ph.D. President of the University of Wyoming —16—

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THE UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT March 12, 1934. Greetings: The children of Israel wandered for forty years in the wilderness before being permitted to enter the Promised Land. Fortunately for America, it is not going to require forty years. The clouds are lifting and the dawn of a new period is breaking. In this period America will set forth on new trails and uncharted territory, particularly in the realms of economics and social relationships. A greater measure of so- cialized controls is being inaugurated. New ideals of business and in- dustry are arising. The rules of the game are being revised. The schools must prepare their students to play the game under the new rules. The University of Wyoming is now laying its plans to adjust its service to the changing needs. I am delighted to send greet- ings to the readers of the 1931 WYO and am pleased to announce that the present plans of the University of Wyoming will keep the institu- tion in the forefront of the colleges which are equipped to meet the de- mands of the situations that will arise along the new trails. To the Juniors who sponsor this year ' s Annual and to the younger readers of the WYO, I extend heartiest congratulations. You are indeed fortunate to be living in a time when so many interesting things will be happening. It will be fun to live in America in the next decades. As college trained youth, you, particularly, have a fjart in the new leader- ship. ' 7 A. G. Crane, Presideut. —17—