George D. Clyde State of Utah office of the governor Salt Lake City The Associated Students of Weber College, 1962-63 Greetings and Best Wishes: This is a year of destiny at Weber College.' This is the year when the great traditions of Weber's distinguished past blend with the prospects of a still brighter future. This is the year when Weber attains the maturity of a four-year, degree-granting institution. The accompanying picture brings back happy memories to me, as to you. I was delighted to sign into law in March, 1959, the bill authorizing Weber to become a four-year institution. I rejoice with you now in seeing this promise become reality. This is an historic year, that will always be remembered in Weber's annals. It is your responsibility as students to make it a year of unblemished record. I am confident you will discharge the responsibility which falls upon you with honor and dignity. I join you in pledging fulfillment of the theme of this Yearbook, Richard Hovey's lines: Here's to a greater tomorrow That is born of a great today. Sincerely, Governor Governor George D. Clyde sign the Weber College four-year bill while President William P. Miller looks on, March 19, 1959. 1962-63 Are Weber's Years Of Destiny