Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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ESSES l n. JAMES II. IINFOKO Ihtn lor Vummtr S'ruliin SUMMER SCHOOL —y ' iien iii 1903. tlu I tali State Agricultural College established a Summer Sc hool CO T 1 there were only fifty-one similar institutions in tin- Ini ted States. toda there are over six hundred: then many were private projects conducted by members of the various faculties, today the Summer School has been made an integral part of the institution. From the first the 1. S. A. ( . Summer School has made available to the teachers of the Rocky Mountain West excellent opportunities for professional advancement. I In-appeal has not been to teachers only; the curriculum has been so organized that students who wish advanced standing. especially in senior college ami graduate courses, may work very advantageously. Kver since the summer of 1914 the practice of bringing to the institution leading lec turers and outstanding teachers from the leading universities and colleges of the country has been in effect, thus making available to teachers and students of the intermountain region the latest thought in science, art. literature and pedagogy. ( 161

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STUDENT BODY Bll of progress—a step forward a desire for belter tilings a greater appreciation for I he feeling of our fellows an understanding for a belter and happier life These, we hope we have acquired, and can retain. I express a feeling of gratitude, to the Administration of the I tali State Agricultural College, to its founders and Builders In our parents, those who have made possible these nuin pleasant experiences, to individuals and organizations, for co-operation and assistance during If our association with fellow 'Aggies has broadened Our views and stimulated our desire for progress, this ycur is well spent. Thanks to Utah State. Bay I.ii.I.yvvhite. tm t it t vwnm HrrtiiUm MARIE SINGLETON I'AUL I.ARSON I low Win COM) Secretory Kxccutloc Cowitll Hxeruthw Council [ 18] ■