Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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l E. G. PETERSON Presidenl Ulah Slale Agricullural College No GENERATION has come onlo lhe scene of aclion wilh grealer problems, difficullies, and opporlunilies lhan lhose which face lhe young men and women of loday. Probably no olher lime is lhe equal of ours in lhese regards. Civilizalion, very beauliful in many ways, is 'Falling aboul our ears as a resull of: inlernalional slandards having sunlc lil lhey ever rose above ill lo a level of self inleresl hardly dislinguishable from animalism ilselfg racial halred poisoning lhe worldg widespread disrespecl for law: lhe dignily of nalure ilself prosliluled lo lhe level of base indulgence as affecling lhe very source of life: our spirilual and more conscienciousness subordinalecl lo merchanlilism lo a very dangerous degree: freedom, which il required cenluries lo achieve befouled by greedy widespread lack of failh in God in a sociely which was buill upon lhis failh as inlerpreled in lhe New Teslamenl which is lhe very charler of while civilizalion. These indiclmenls by no means complele lhe lislg allogelher we are facing maior revorganizalion in sociely. And here is lhe opporlunily for lhe new generalion. The youlh of loday need nol accepl lhe sociely which we would pass on lo lhem. They can cleanse il of ils iniquily if lhey will. A large lask? Admilledly, so, bul all lhe more a challenge lo really greal advenlure. Anal under- nealh lhe surface of modern life lhese youlh will find a slrong foundalion of virlue in human- ily oul of which a new world can be buill befilling lhe magnificenl lhing life ilself is. And America, manifold as have been our mislakes, has, in ils shorl hundred and fifly years of exislence achieved lhe mosl widespread well- being ever recorded in hislory. America is slill lhe hope of humanily. Wilh regeneraled failh which our presenl dislress will help lo accom- plish, lhe leaders of lomorrow can go on lo achievemenl as glorious as anylhing which has yel blessed lhe world. will -Q, Q W' gpm 'Q i'!1l'li '-F-va J Ml,- EWMV wi , ,g 1' 3 .' H i W, y T ll, it x i if .A . ' 1. .Fw 1 l ,ff lllli l l yi ,w if i, f , 57 gi ,, .,1 X 1 li l f l nl l gylr lll l' hiv L ,ca J, gf, If Y' , . ii T lil H ,ii pl 1 1. Lili lli G. lv ,.x I , fu-' ' .,.,i.. ,g. . ,T l I ,li l gl i 4 ffflll ' E I ffl l wg lfiifyi ji P ff llc l X 2 Xqqhll, .1 'sem' we T ,. N, ,A f..i vi ' lffi l We Tull ' A i 'EW lmlmli lx li Y.: ',-2, X. l 1 All X fi!! fmlv' Q 1 fm, X , i I9 , ' l -, iiw' , .V 'X 1 l l pi llm ll. IX' f-I M-s i 32 S lilly 1lIfll'll'l X ef! T i Mi rl -ll'X'r7l lim ll l .gIg.-1j,j'!1. ,fi 3 K A 'f54i',i.l -we lfll ll 'll fl 'im g illli li if T y- li ll f Y ll l l l l ,i 'il l' i ll sf l' by 4 , I ll Ll fl l lf' I-S1 X X M TW fl ii i T' ll s ll H: l, , l 'l l l l i l, ly 3 4 -il l 1 lil li lgll li 5 T li it ll ill Qi ,ii

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William Peterson Direclor of fhe Exfension Service THROUGH 'ihe exren- sion service, ihe federal and s'ra+e governmenrs cooperaie 'ro help furiher ihe inieresis of Uiah farms and rural homes. Findings of experimenral agencies in all paris of America are carried direcily 'ro 'rhe farmsieads by ihe siaff of agriculiural and home demonsiraiion agenis and by ihe specialisl' in charge of various phases of Exiension Service work. Exiension Service work develops rural leader- ship among Uiah men, women, boys and girls. li' aims 'lo help make 'rhe U+ah farm profiiable and ihe U1'ah rural home aiiraciive, convenieni, healihful and desirable. A. H. Saxer Dean of ihe School of Aris and Science I N ADDITION 'lo irain- ing leaders in +heir respeciive fields, ihe School of Aris and Science provides 'l'he fundamenral courses in 'ihe sciences and in Jrhe ar+s, which are necessary io carry oui' +he 'rechnical work of 'rhe o'I'her schools of 'ihe college and io assure io ihese siudenis a liberal educaiion and irain- ing for efficiem' ciiizenship. The School of Educa+ion, in conneciion wiih ihe oiher five schools of +he college, is especially well prepared 'ro irain ieachers for all branches of +he public school sysiem from ihe kinder- garien io +he high school. W. l.. Wanlass Dean of ihe School of Commerce T-:E scHooL of com. merce coniinues 'io grow. This year ii has 'l'he largesi regis'l'ra+ion in Hs hisrory. More imporr- ani 'lhan mere numbers, however, is ihe a'H'i'rude of earnesiness and opiimism which men and women of ihis school are showing. ln spi+e of one of 'rhe mosi' prolonged and drasiic economic depressions of all iime, our sfuclenis have full faiih in The fuiure. Thai' man or woman will be wise who seizes 'rhese periods of aclversiiy io prepare for ihe greaier opporiunilies of +he fuiure. fl Ji 1 12 9? 4 ZI Q1 l 5 :eh gc l av ,, . l' i lf 5' Nr l' ,Q if , P , A lift! , all ' 9 1 5 .pf J l ig, if lr! E 4 E 'J ll -:..,.n...... ,i':: -.--r '....---Q IR l W, l l v