Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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(Lnfrau The college lives in the warm sunlight of today. Without ignoring the struggles and lessons of the past, she lives whole heartcdlv in the present and. like a youth, delights in a vigorous grapple with the problems of the hour. Agricultural education in our state has come to stay. So vast is this field that it re mained for a long time almost unseen, for we stood in the midst of it to look. In our present development the College has played a worthy part. With a spirit of service a worthy institution has grown. Hut when we view’ the vast-ness of the field we see that she is but a pioneer, a child just born.

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I.earn to discipline yourself. One who fails in self-discipline cannot expect to discipline others. I;orm regular habits of work. Usefulness is largely measured by industry, initiative, and honesty. Be honest with youself as well as with others, and always tell the truth. It is a great time-savor and fewer explanations are necessary. bight your battles daily. Never postpone settlement of trouble till tomorrow. Trouble postponed ferments and accumulates and causes loss of sleep. lie on the square. Cultivate a large and selective friendship, hut don't be a burden to your friends. Fix your moral standards firmly so the opportunity to gratify desire does not change the standards. Morality should he just as high in the dark as in the sunshine. Acquire and maintain a sense of keen humor. It makes life more bouvant. Maintain a scientific attitude, and be open to all truths as the day’s knowledge progresses. Have a reason for your convictions and he prepared to defend them. Be courteous and considerate to others. They also have a right on earth.