University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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ee eer rene ety Tue 1935 Gem or THE Mounrains is dedicated to the Univer- sity of Idaho, After almost a half century of growth and development, the University stands for many things. To some it may stand for pleasant associations and lasting friendships. To others it may represent opportunity for stimulating expe- riences and acquiring a broader view of life. To still others it may represent an opportunity for personal advancement and greater individual success. May I express the hope that all of us, students, alumni, and faculty, will also think of the University in terms of a portion of the statement that is carved in stone at the entrance to the Administration Building to the effect that one of the objectives of the University is to train future citizens for public service. Year by year the University engages in more and more activi- ties directly connected with the welfare of the state. Many students participate in these activities. In numerous fields the University is a research laboratory for all the citizens of the state. It will fulfill its highest function as its graduates dedicate a larger and larger portion of their lives to the common good. M. G. NEALE, President.

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Mervin Gonvon NEALE President of the University of Idaho

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C. Bew Ross Governor of Idake