University of Utah - Utonian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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z. Qeazge QAOma4 The Presidenl Presidem' George Thomas adheres sleadfaslly 'ro The linesl principles of collegiale adminislralion and operales as a firm impelus in The furlherance of proper cifizenship and educarion. May we lor- ever appraise his counsel. Wi+h many, +he idea prevails lhal lhe complelion of a college course, wilh good scholarship al- lainmenl, affords an assurance of a worlhy career in aller life. To lhe aspiring youlh ol loday, a college educalion is a necessily. I+ may, however, be well +o remember lhal lhe possession of a lechnical knowledge of philosophy and science may nol necessari- ly lead lo a complele and salisfaclory life. Among lhe qualifies needed for a full and enjoyable life are lhe virlues of honesly, lrulhlulness, inregrily, and clean living. Persons may possess a compre- hensive view ol all lhe fields of human knowledge, bui if lhese viriues are lacking, one's life is likely lo be a failure. These qualifies are lhe basic principles of a successful and happy life, and unless lhey are woven inlo lhe warp and wool of +he clolh of life, lhe fabric is very api lo be shoddy. -DR. GEORGE THGMAS. Sevenleen an i