Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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stuocm UTAH SUm RCSfIS We mmMli HPT; ww -Mini riiil -■Bl — if mankind, and rocking fh ; of .mother melioration. We see all of these h inds firm in the grasp of high purpose. 5 Here at Utah State we also sec these hands of youth busy in the pursuit of learning lemming for purpose — learning to itrrve. We sty rh'tm in the .schools ol the college, unskilled m.i learning W measure, sensi rids learning ro create, strong hand Ing tp pmft cr. ambitious hands learn ini wtts we a m see friendly hands, ig hands, skilled Hands, nciping IC» are the willW ' us doing the work of tic re.»c u cr. VC V see these same hands gr and wiser— digging rhe irrig itn of ran, shaping and harvesting on

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President Madsen i i i i i i i President Louis L. Madsen exemplifies a life devoted to service. Although his responsibilities are many and his obligations demanding, he accepts them willingly and in good grace. We see glimpses of him rushing to meetings with the faculty, administrators, trustees, or to address an organisation or some conference. I lis busy life in the interest of the U.S.A.C. and the State it serves seems to spring from his inner desire to benefit those with whom he works. He makes decisions graciously and inspires others to find joy in service.