Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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FT77:, all seek happiness. I tlo not mean the fleeting thing f f which often demands a heav toll of misery. I mean permanent satisfaction. Any temporary pleasure which mars tin body or the spirit we an heller without. The satisfaction I speak of is inseparable from toil. No life is worth the living which is not a life of continuous effort. This is often blind because we do not know what is to come. Yet it is a law of life, as positive in its application as is gravity, that from the toil and the suffering, if it is the suffering which accompanies righteous endeavor. comes tin remuneration. hat we pul into life bv way of honest effort we take from life in golden treasure, which is wisdom and power. These two come only when the price is paid for them. There is no short cut to their attainment. And when they come they are accompanied by that attribute which dignifies men beyond all else—Faith. President K. Peterson