Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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m iSoarb of (trustees Anthony W. Ivins, E. O. Howard Robert L. Judd. John D. Peters. O. H. Budge. C. P. Cardon. Lorenzo N. Stohl. Hamilton Gardner Roy Bullen Randall L. Jones. Luther Howell A. P. Biglow. H. E. Crockett. Secretary of State, ex-officio Salt Lake City Salt Lake City Salt Lake City Brigham Logan Logan Salt Lake City Salt Lake City Salt Lake City Cedar City ... Logan 'Ogden Salt Lake City

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Presibent’s Message As the Utah Agricultural College expands to meet the greater responsibilities which are coming now in such abundance let us not forget that we should seek first the refinements of learning. Mere si c counts for nothing. Quality is everything. I would much rather that this College produce a dozen great young leaders a year than it disgorge hundreds of the indifferent and indollcnt who make up too largely our population in America, in college and out. By great young leaders I mean those who are first of all clean in body and mind because the unclean can never go on to enduring achievement. These young of course must inherit strength. They must be the offspring of noble parentage. There is no process whereby qualities may be educated into a student. Education is a process of growth from within: if the raw materials are not present education cannot create them. Let it be said that there is no citizenship more worthy than ours. The fathers and mothers of our youth are in general a strong and virile stock, in some ways most refined and superior. • May 1 say to our students that the truly great seek to know God and to keep his commandments? Ancient as is this phrase which I have used, yet it is today amid the self-seeking and the tumult of modern life and industry, the surest foundation upon which to stand. Life without a deep consciousness of this relationship becomes in the end a gray and bitter thing. With it. life is a glorious enterprise. ffj J ), ( k - • '(erx h