Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-09-25 | Page 7 | State Looks to 'U' for Leaders, Freshmen Told

Sf f T to I IU U for Leaders F Freshmen Told New Students Hear Addresses by Members by-Members Members of Faculty Freshman Registration Registration Regis- Regis The st state te expects you ou to develop Into Its leaders declared d Dr Jo Jos Jo Joseph s seph ph F. F Merrill di dc dean n n of the school of r. r mines and engineering a at ho the University ot of Utah Utah- Friday before have the freshmen students You paid your our fees which h is a partial contribution to to- the upkeep ep or the university and and- the state has paid pai the test rest Is this thi money being wisely spent for tor you The grea great responsibility lies upon your h We are are here hereto here to serve serve you if you wish to be bo served Dr Dt Merrill l con con- You should realize that you have a great opportunity He ex explained explained ex- ex that the ideals of the University Uni Uni- of or Utah are of the highest t type pa d urged the students to support support support sup sup- port tI them emI em I Dr Merrill said that th the text ext of somo some pf t. t the school chool songs and yells are not l in accordance with the high standards of university life land and saId You me dye are going to be the students student who who wm AV run the university s u Qt bod body some day I would suggest that you get toge together her and eliminate anything which mars th the standards of the school He ex explained ex- ex that by helping to hold up the standards of the institution the students h help lp themselves because they Increase the respect of the public for the university thus Increasing in increasing In In- creasing the demand demand- d for college college- traIned men and women President George Thomas open opened the meeting of newly newly r registered gist ci freshmen students with a a few tew words of welcome Professor ProCessor Levi Edgar Young yo ng gave a brief brief- history of ot the University of Utah and Dr James JamesL L. L L. Gibson spoke on The Orga Organization lIza- lIza tion of ot the University President Thomas ThomaSt th freshmen students that hazing has Jas as been abolished Inthe in inthe inthe the Institution i. i s 's jo The speakers kers for Friday y after after- noon's assembly were Dean Milton Bennion of ot the school of education on the subject Character Development Development Develop Develop- ment meat Dr F F. Pack J Pack on Comparative tive Values of the Products and Byproducts Byproducts Byproducts By By- products of ot University Life Dr R R. R O O. Porter The on The Health Fact Factor r rIn in Freshman F Failures and Dr HL H H. L Marshall l oil off Physical Aids In fri University Life rAle Saturday mornings morning's program follows fol- fol lows Ho HoW Hoto to Study by Professor E E. E E. Erl Erichsen e The Use Use of of th the Library by Miss lIss Esther Nelson The R R. R. R O. O Ot O. O T C C. by Major GeorgeS George S S. S Gay and Athletics by Coach CoachI I I. I K Armstrong Immediately followIng following fol tel lowing the program J. Iss Lucy Van Cott dean dean or of Women will meet the girls of the freshman h class fon of f 1 reached a no total of f before noon Friday Upper classmen cl will register Monday Mon Moa day