Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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Anthony VV. Ivins President of the Board of Trustees

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(Dfftcerfi of tl)e Itoarti A. W. Ivins ..... ....................................- President C. G. Adney - - - ...................Pice-President R. E. Rerntson..........................................Secretary John T. Caine - - - -....................- - - Auditor Members A. V. Ivins Salt Lake City H. E. Crockett, Sec y oj State, ex-officio Salt Lake City Roy Bcllex Salt Lake City Lorenzo N. Stohl Salt Lake City Mrs. Lee Charles Miller Salt Lake City Frank R. Stephens Salt Lake City Mrs. Burton Y. Musser Salr Lake City Frederick P. Champ Logan Weston Vernon 1 .ogan C. G. Adney Corinne Wilford Day Parowan John E. Griffin Newton J. R. Reus Hooper

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Cl)t restbEiit’s iffflesteage IK last year or so in College history is a time when it seems that much more than our share of what is called victory has come our way. These achievements have been the result of contribution by students, faculty, alumni, and citizen supporters from throughout the West. If, as seems evident, the College has lifted itself to a new and higher level it should be a matter of satisfaction to reward as fully as we can those of wisdom and vision and the strong of heart who have contributed to our success. Now having striven for, and in measure achieved it, let us beware of victory. It is more dangerous than defeat. Improperly understood it weakens and perverts the institution or individual to whom it attaches itself. Properly interpreted it humbles and strengthens its recipient. Back behind victory or defeat in the souls of those who won or who lost is the stuff of the spirit without which so called victory is meaningless and with which defeat is glorious. Who won at Thermopylae? Let us not be confused in contemplating the things which transpire about us. There are no values worth while in size or in numbers, in the volume of noise we can produce, in any mere arithmetical results or in so many of the other things which people acclaim. Life’s values, the golden values, are in the old and simple things which relate to the cleanliness, the virtue and the nobility which is in a man’s heart.