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R. TIIOM.-\S, to whom this book is respectful I,' dedic-ated, wn. an instructor loved by his stlld0nts. He has long been a potent factor in the shaping of the policies oE the Utah Ag ri cultura l College. l i e assisted in the transforming' of this institution 1'1'0111 [t high schoo l to H. ('ollege. ]-l e seenled to 11;\\'(> hecome an essenti:Ll thread in ilswol'king' fabriC'. Dr. Tho1l1aS has ,·\ 'onc1crful nlelltal enc10wmentR-a thorough student, ;L scholar of achievement, a Illun ,vith an ul1(le l'standing heal't. Thus he has become endeared to and an inspiration to all students who h:l\'e CO ITI e under his tuition. H.ewas first connected with the institution in 1898 'vhen he wa::; e111ployed ns professor of Chemistr,' for two yea l·.. lefe returned to ll an'an] the following year and receh'ed his i\J. A. L;ller he obtained a Ph. n. at the Unh'ersity of Halle, Germany. To complete his education he <lid post gradu;tte work at the University of Berlin and at the Unh'ersity or Paris . Fi e returned to the college in 1907 when he was first macle professor of History and later p r ofessor of Economics and Sociology. II is sC'l'\'ice since then has been unbrOken until the present. Being made a member and treasurer of the board of the Federal Rese r ve Bank fol' this district is a high honor vvol'thly conferred, II is trained nlind "rill indeed be an asset to Ollt' gO\'Cl'nnlent. The students wish him succe~s in his chosen field of endea,"or.

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RESTI)E:--IT E. G. PI;;'L'ERSOX S0es broa,ll)·, thinks deeply, nels wisely and symp;lli1eticall,\", [lnd senses ],eenly the needs of the slule and

the mission of thC' Agl'iC'ultul'al College, li e came to his llf'W position with not 0111,\' the nnti\'e exe('uth'e ahility ,vhieh the station clem,lnds, hut also ;I raJ'E' degl'ee of sehola l'sliip and expel'ienef". l'r p01l his gTil<luillion fronl 1~..A. C. in 1901, hp \\,;IS I'etainecl as instl'tlC'lol' ;Ind ilssislilnt pl'o[e<:;sol' during lh(' ,\'eal's 190-l-0fl. In 1 90G he ;Iltended the gTil(lu:lte school of the l'ni\'ersity of Chic<lg:o. In 1908 he ('11tpl'ed thC' gT;ultlale !-H'iIOO\ of C(.J'llell (' nh'P!,!..;j t ,\', I'f'ceh'ing' ill 1911 the d('g,T0e of I)oclol' ofPhilo::;;()phy. li e W;IS instru('tol' in ('orl1ell tT"nh·e,·.:dl.\',

in 1909-10 li e rilled Lilt? position of pJ'o"e~so,' of R,lelC'!'iology oiL Lhe O r egon .Ag"l'j('uILul':ll CollC'g"(' in "I HI0-1J, nlH1 at tile :-iame Lime \vas Bac-Ler i o l ogist oC the Oregon Ji;xp erilllent Station. li e ",as appoinlecl nire~tor oC Ex-

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BYROX ALDER, B. S.

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F. R. ARNOLD. A . 111.

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E. G. TITlTS, Sc. D.

Physics

F. L. WEST, Ph. D. J. E. GREAVES, Ph. D.

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Johannn Moen

I . . <1yinia Richardson

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In'igation and Drainage

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Di" ecto r of Summer School Professor of Geology Profe ssur of l\lodel'l1 Languages Prof esso r I).

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CALVIN F'LLCTC II ER, B. Pel. Professor of Applied Art GEORGE RICH.ARDHILL, j"h. I). .IJil'l...'('lo l' ::-;l'hool at: Agriculture, Professor of Botany and Plant Pathology. ARTHUR HERBERT SAXER, M. S., Ph. D. Professor of l\lathem a ics NIELS ALVIN PEDERSl':.'I, A. 1\[ Professor of English WILLIAM ERNl':ST CARROLL, M. S .. Ph. D. Professor of Animal Husbandry CHARLES ,\VALTER PORTER, A. :Yr., Ph. D. Director School of Home Economics, Prfoessor of Chemistr,·. GEORGE B. HE:-IDRICKS, A. ;VI. Professor of Pi !lan ce and Ban ki ng PARLEY ERASTUS PETERSO).'. A. I ~., C. P. A. Professor of Accoun ti ng FRANKLIK DAVID DAINES, A . M. Professor of History JONATHAN SOCKWELL POWELL Professor of Fine Art RALPH ORLA).'DO PORTER. n. S .. M. n. JJ rof es30 J' of Physiology, Medic-al Supen'isol' of Students. AUGUST J. ITANSE.'<, B. S . .\ss(Jci"tc Professo r of "1e~hallic A,·ts CI-fARLl':S R. JOBNSON , \ssoeiat e P"ufessor of Music BYRON ALDER, B. S. AssisLllll Professor of Poultry J·lusiJanu,·y GEORGIA B. JO I.I ;':SO.'< A ssis tallt l rofessol' of Ph~'sicaJ Edul'ation for ,Voll1en SARA Hl'NTS:vlAN, B. S. .-\.ssistant P"ofesso r of Elocution and Public Speaking JO.llA""A l\'IOEN Assistlln l Professor of Foods and Dietetics JOSEPH DEVONALD I·JQWELL Instructor in Stenogl'aphy and Typewriting CHARLES JAMES SORENSO", B. C. Instru c tor in Zoology 1

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School of Co mmerce GEORGE THOMAS', .\. ;I I. , Ph. FRANKL IN D.

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GEORGE B. II ENIJRIC I':S, ,\. J\l.

l-'Iof essor uf Finan ce and Bankin g

PARLEY E. PETERSON, A. B., C. P. A .

J . D . HOWELL, F. S. S. A. WILBUR E. THA TN. B. S.

Professor of

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FTER ten yea r s of se n 'ice at the UUth Agricultural C oll ege Dr. Titu s l eavcs the in s tituti o n fo r a bl'oacler fi e ld of work in th e se r v ice of th e goYe l'nn:ent. Dr. Titu s wa.s born at Quaker St .. )l ew York. Mny ~G . 1 8 73. Obtained hi s B. S. Co lor ndo Co ll ege, 1 ~99; :Vr. S. , 1901; t eac h e r in public schools, Co lol'ado 1897-8 [J nd 1900; ass istan t Zo o log ist, Phy s iol og is t and l~ tom o l og i st, Colol"allo Agric-ultul'al Co ll ege, 1 900-1: fi e ld assistant t o State Entoll101igsl in Illin o is, ]9 0 1-3 ; spec ial fi e ld ngent Bureau of Entomology, U. S. Department or Agriculture, 190 3-0 7; in c l1[l. rge of G y p sy Moth La bora to,",'. 190H-07: ass istHn t pr o fesso r of Zoolog y a nd Rnto11101og y, Utah Agrieultural Col le ge, 1~17; pt' ofessa r of Zoolog y and Entomology, 1908-17. I-Ie i s [t 1l1 e nlb e l' of the fo l1 o \vin g assoc ia ti ons and soc ie ti es : .A nl e rlcan Entom o lo g ical Sociely, ~tl."n1 0r ican Genetics Association, 1ife lll e nlb e r

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Advancement of Science; President of Fellows of Utah A c ad e m y of S c ie n ce, 1913. Dr. Titu s i s pr e-em in enlly a schola r. In him th e in s titution is losing one of its s tr ongest p rof esso r s . I-Ie has a id ed materifl.lly in the building up of the Depal'tnlen t of Zoo logy and :'~n tonlology. l{e was the first to introdu ce into th e regu lar c: in"u lun1 of an Anl er i ca n co l lege co urses in Genetics. His special w o rk in the state h as becn the con troling of the a lfa lfa 'weev il and s ug a l' beet p es ts. He is now T echno logis t in sugar beet production, U. S . D e pal't111ent of .Ag ri cu ltur e.

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Span ish 1"ol'k, Utah A.l.gril'ultul'ul Engineering and l\I echnnic ..Arts \rj('(\ President Ag. Engineering S"ociety,

1916-17; Booklo,'ers Club : Secreta",'- T I'easurc r Hen ior Class Delta Nu

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H EBER A, CGRTIS' Payson, Uta h Ag, Club: Foolball. 1916-17 Phi r,appa lot.,

i\IORREL PO'YELL

Conl\'iIlc, Ulnh

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RAYMO~D

Ogden. Utah

J. BECRAFT Agl'i c ultul'e

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LOLA MERRILL WE BSTER . Rexburg, Uta h j - [ 0 111e Econom ics Sorosis

Logan, Utah

HAROLD C. GOLD THORPE General Science

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AgTi c ullural Engineering and M "ec-hanic Al't s Ag', Enginee rin g SO (' i C'ty

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L oga n, Utah

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II ARO LD P I<:TERS0:\, R i oolll i ngton, Id ahO Genenll Sc i e nce leditor Buzzer, J9J5-16: A in D ela ting, 191516-11: Debating ~l anager. 1916-17; Student Life Staff, J9l 3- H, 19J5-16, 1 916-17; Scho l a rSllip A, 19H-15: M e dal gh'en by Utah C h :, pter Sons of tile Ame :'i can Re\'olution, 1916-17: ('oHmopo l it'ln C lull Vic'c P r es id ent, 19](i-17: Quill (,11li> Pr esiden t , 191r.-17

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Logan, Utah

GEORGENE DAVIDSON ]-l0l11 e ECOn0l11ics

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Snit Lake City

LEO B. SHARP Agriculture

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Smithfield,

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Agriculture A:;?;. (' luh

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Newton,

AN)<IE JONES

Utah

J-T0I11C F.conoJ11ics

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Sill t La ke

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CLIFFORD A. MAYER

Bingham, Utah

Agricultural gng-ineel"ing anel Mec hani c Art s Ag. l~ngine e ring Society

R Icl"E EX 11 A NSEN Agriculture

l-lyrUI11,

Utah

St. George, Utah ORI)'! ,V. JARVIS Ag. C lull; BenC'diets Club, Presid e nt, 1916-17; Thomas Medal, 1916

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Smithfield, Utah VIOLET PETERSON l -10111 0 E cono mies

JOSEPH

STANFORD

Carey, Idaho

AgTicultul'e

Ag. Club; Quill Club

CLYDE J. DAINES Richmond, Utah General Science

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WHITE

Co III III en'(' Com merc ial C lub , President, 1916 -17 Sig-n1i..l Alpha

LILl~]A~

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WI G HT

Uta h

H OIl1(' l~l'o n Ol11 i l'~ ~8rosis

BI'ig-hanl, utah Agriculture Ag. C lub ; Sc:holarship A, 1913-J ·I: Dr amatics,

DELORE

~ICHOLS

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Ii, .IJin c kl c',", U t ah

J. W . WRIGHT Agri <.:u l tll r e

Ag. C lub: C lass Debal in g'

Alpha Della ]';psilon

OR ITA

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Lo ga n,

Ulah

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Sigllli.l Th eta Phi

GEORGE S. BATES Com nl e J'ce

:'IJ on " oe, Ulah

C0l11 111 e r c ial C lub ; C h a il '111Hll Executiye COll1-

mittee, 1 917; Quill C lub

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C.\RL W . J0:--1SS0:-<

Logan, 1Jtah

Agricultural Engineering and Mechanic Arts

Cosmopolitan Club; Ag. Engineering SOciety Phi Kappa Iota

MYRTLE

Logan , Utah j )AV I DSON Honle Economics Jl omc Economics Club Beta Delta Sorority

Ogden, Utah J .\:lI ES IR.\ A:-< UERSO:--1 Agricultural Engineel'ing and 1\ i ec:hHnic Arts AgÂ·. Engineering Socicly

MORRIS

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Paris,

Idaho

ADELIA PARKER I-Iollle Econolllics

Paris, Idaho

CLAREXCE W.

Logan, Ulah

I ~ NISSO"," COmtlle rCe Comnlcl'cial Club

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Idaho

AgTiculture

Ha;ketball Manager, 191-1-15; Buzzer Staff, A in Football, 1915: Execulh'e Committee ~tudent Bod,\'. 19 1 5-16,1916-17; A Club; Ag. Club: I-i ac k amore Club Ph i J';: " ppa Iota ]~J6;

Preston, Idaho General Science Ag". C l u l); A in Footbal l , 1916; A in Basketba ll , 1915-16; A in Baseba ll , 1916 ,\ Ipha Delta Epsilon

CARL B.

J O H:\~ ON

Salt Lake City

E\'ELY:\ COOK

] fome E conomics H ome Economics Club , 1913-16 i:iorosis

A~Tl.ION

Log-an, Utah PETERSON Agricul tu r e .\ g. Clul); Glee Clul)

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Logan, Ulah

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Logan, Utah

CARLOS L. DCNFORD Agriculture

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Richmonel, Utah

J{OIl1e EC'onolllics

Bol i via

RAP AEL MUNOZ A g- ri ('ul tu I'e

.\g. Club; Coslllopolitan Club; .H anelball Club

LEO)lARD T. RALPH

Logan, Utah

C0l11111el'Ce

lVIE RICHARDSON Preston, Ielaho 1-Ioll1e Econolllics

MARTIN L. PERKINS

Dayton, Ielaho

Agriculture

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4J 'WILLIAM J. BOND

leJeJ)er City, Utah

.. \gl'icultural Engincel"ing and lV[echanic Arts

ALLE:\, LEROY WILLIE Agricul ture

EUNICE: ROI:H:\'<;O.'l

Mendon, Utah

<;alt

Lak~

Cily

H .ome EeoIlQlni<.:,s

Home Economics CluJ), Secretary, lQI5-16; Home Economics CluJ) Camera Club Beta Della Sororil~'

W1\1. S. PARK<; :\'ephi, Utah Agricul tu ral Engineering and Mee han ie Arts Ag. Engineering Society, President, 1916-17

GE:ORGE

HOLM<;TEAU Leh i. Glail Agriculture Benedicts Club; Ag. Club; Baseball, 1915, Captain, 1916; Class Tennis Champion, In6: Captain U . A. C. Battalion of Cadets. 1916-1,; Ag. Club Alpha Delta Epsilon ~

CLARENCE

Ag.

Ster] ing, Idaho ALDOUS Agriculture Club; Pi Zela Phi

Seniors BYRO X

HOW I';LLS

COl1lmelo('i<.il

Commerce Club; "l\Ianagel'

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Oa kl ey,

Idaho

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1916:

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191 I ,

Richfield, Utall

ll.ollle

I~('onomies

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Logan, Utah

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Logan, LiLt"

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RAY~IO:\D

Uni\' cl'sity

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Ta III lJda

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JOS.

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Logan ,

l7tall

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THOS, n , MERR E LL

L og:1 n. "Uta h

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PETER A. C . PETERSOX CO lllllle rce

J3 ea r Ri,·e r C ity

THOMAS J-]UG I-IE:S. F n rmin g t o n. U t n h M ee han i c Art s

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Sail Lake City

LYLE P. JUDD COll1111erce

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Logan, Utah

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HEBER MEEKS Agriculture

T<'ORREST S. SLAUGH Agricul tu re

Vernal. Utah

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J, M, WOODHOUSE

Agri cu ltural Engineering

Salt LaJ<e City W'ILHELMMA HOBUSCH J-Iom e Econolllics I

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Logan, Utah

Agriculture

JONATHAN HUGHES , Farmington, Utah Me c hani c Arts

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J. AR:'-IO KIR":T-IAM AgTi c uitlile

MARTHA CA RLILE

L e hi , Utah

L ogan, Utah

G e neral Science

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L oga n, Utah

Gen e r a I ::;ci e n ce

Will a l'd , Utah

GI':O. COOK Agriculture

Juniors

LA WERANCE B. HARMON . Ameri can Fork Agri c ulture

RACHAEL DUNFORD

Salt L a ke City

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Yost. Utah

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Log-an, 'Cta h

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Bingham, Utah

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OLIVE; WOOLEY ll ome Economic's

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GE;O. A. CROPT Agl'icullu re

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Rivhficid, Utah Agl'icultun.ll Engineering

Salt Lak e Cit)·

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RkillllOllfi, l..:tah

DO.'." C. MERR ILL Gene r al

Sl'iCIH.'C

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JJ YI'UIll, -Gtah

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Logan, Utah

Home Economics

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Monroe, Utah CUml11ereC

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City. Idaho

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Logan , Ctah

Agric:u I lU re

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Logan , Utah

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L ogan, Utah

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EDITH \\,A LI ._\ C I'; J l ome

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:,jalt Lak e City 1 ~('()1l0111i<:S

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. Richfield, Utah

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PEARL JONES

Neely, Idaho

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Re es, J.

AII('n, Viola

Hiehal'ds. 'I'm. Denton

.A nderson, F.

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Bal'ber, ACl.ll i ene

Rogel'S. Lucile P.

Bal'l~ el',

Rows, Louis U.

Ell en

Barber, Geo. PerC'y

Roylance. Je'se :lJougla~

Barbel', IV[ ary

Smith,

BUl'nhnlll, Ann Edna

Smith, O l ena

Butler, Ev.:t

Smith, R:\ lph A .

CUl'don,HalTiet Claire

Solorllon, r\l'thUl'

Carl so n, Olg-a

Solomon, Lea

Coo l" Geo. B.

SOI'enson, Lionel , V

Cooper, Lall l'a

Spcneel', Bessie

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Eyring. Canlilla

Funk,

I JeRoy ConnHl

Sutton, .Ilugh 'I'm.

Gai I e )', EYelyn

Thatel,e l'. Il elen

Ga net t, Leon D.

Thomas,

11ansen, Geo. II.

Thorne, Gerald

J-i ic l<en,

Stock, Sidne)' R.

Freeman, Ernest

AI\'in

John

Tuckfield, il l aud

Elyah M.

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Horne. J. ]C. ,'ol'he es , Hillard L. Ilug h es, Louise

'1'"lIace, Edith

H yde, Beth

,Yurt!, Geo. A.

Jones, 1"':'c I' 1',

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'Yebb, Jos

J~n UclSOll,

'White, A_zll1on D,

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J. Chester

Lunt, '''ilson N.

\"hite, Lue l :1.

Morris, Al'thul' J ohn

'Wight, Zilln11

Olspn, Hal'old R.

'Vilson, Yanez

Petel'son. Carl ,V l' enel'

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Poulson, Oleta.

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Ralph, Leonal'd T .

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Ba ker, Ea J'nest

Baker, Lorin M. Ballif, Serge Louis Barrus, J ohn Bal"l<er, Lena Ba I'bel', Roy Bayles.:;, Emnla Beaurnan. Nettie Beech, Lyle Bens, Zinn Booth, Lesly Bowen, Lesly Bo,\'el', Lou is Braley, 'Wayne 1If. BU l' lon, Arthul' Dixon Cannon, Tenny Capener, Verna Cha rI ton, F. E. Christiansen, Camille Chl'istensen, Glynn Christiansen, 11'mrL V. ell I'i s tinnsen, E- en neth \\1". Clayton, Mary V. Crabb, lI1ildl'ed Crane, Alma. E. Cutler, Lapl'iel Cu tI er, lIi<nion Daines Kewel Geo. Da\'ey, .Hazei Deal. Stephen

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J-'lale, J ohn S. Hamilton, Beryl

J-Innlmer, Leo H ansen. Alfred I -Jansen, Annie Jcl arker, Mable lLlI'\'cr, Leo Pa ul H einer, Leland rl einel', Spencer f l endr i c l, s, Mable L. Ilill, 'Vm. Richard J-Iolden, Jn o . Eel. Hopkins. Sybil H orne. Theresa 1-10rsley, ~1 urial l' lurL Sparrel B. I-l uff, 'Vm. Lee 1-1 unS;lkcl', A 1'<-1. Burel, Eliza Jennings, .J-\ ln1a Jensen, lela 01h'ia Je1'n1<1n, 1. Donald Jones, Lelclnd Venice JOl"gesson, Osnland 0, KC'opp, Myrlle 1(l1nn, All1een l<iLigell, Ste ll a Lily ](irkham Zelda I-(jar Edith 1(11 udson, 11'111<l J(nudson, l\rJarjorie 1(l'umpermnn, Leona l\[al'ie La rsen, B;ll'bl'a Lal'sen, "'1a ble Lee, O livia Leigh, Cal'rie LO\'ell, Gene Lowry, I \ ' y l\![cl(ay, i\lol'gan l\1ngleby, Rulon T, )'Iason, La Von Malthews. Ell" ~latthews, Oll\'e M,,)"el·s. Alton Rulon lIIen'i 11, Edna Mechurn Lucian 1\1., Jr. ~ll"Beth, Sterl i nglVJickelsen, .A n ton Mills, John Lel'o)" Millen, H. J. Mood)', Edg>lI' Rollo l\Jo1'l'is, 1\1el\'in J\(ol'l'ison, Bessie Muir, C. Gertrude Munk, La Rue Nebel<er, Lucille Neeley. Vernon Fostcr ~elson, E. Vera )/elson, Lloyd Nelson, Standley C.

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Andl'eios, Lc.l,,'rence A ustin. ~rayne Barber, Adeline Hnirus. J ohn Hales, Spe c ial Bockslrom, Marvin Bing-hanl Della HjoJ'\wm, A rlh ur E. Blac).;:bul'll, El'nesl E.

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Call, Rose Campbell, Cole LaRue Campbell, Cyrene Cannon, Wnl. 'l'enny Chadwick, Pearl Cha rI ton, Francis E.

Ch ri stiansen, ElRoy L. Christensen. Sophrona Clark, Jennie Coffman, Dora. Crane . Franklin Crookston, Edna Crookston, Laurn E. Crowther, MariJla Cummings, Clay

J ohnson, Francis A.

J ohnson, Lydia Johnson, Naomi l\Ial'ie Johnson, W. O. Ke:lrl, Mrs. Hazel J(ea 1'1, Chas. Kiclg('II, [i'r cl Chas. Killpack, :\IcLloyd ]{:il'kbl'id ge. Jas. "\Vm , J{irkhanl, Elhel Wright Larsen, Parley Larsen, -,rictOI' "IJeonal'c1, Flora

Lindquist, Vema Lo,ve, El'ma LO\' e , Joe McBeth, John S. McKiss ick, Ethel

Curtis, Nick

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De cll'. An'el Decker, Virgil Drysclale, Elizabeth Dudley, 'Vallace Duffin, CY I'il Duffin, Rachel

l\Iuugha 11, 1\11'8. Eldoru J. Meeks, l-I ebcl' K

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Eberle, Lillie Egbert, Delmar Farnsworth , Mrs. Estl,er Fife. Maude Myrle Fife, Olive L. Fisher, Alice

Geddis, Lyle S . Gleason, Herben Lester G'l'eenhalgh, Man i la Gunn, Heber Vernal l -J ansen, Clarence 'I-Jansen, Tydia J1.aws, Gladys lIeldberg, Gustaye O.

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i\felTill, Edna E. MelTill, Mrs. Effie E. l\Iiller, Hyrum .Julian Moltr, Andrew J. :\[ott, Gertl'llcle K Murray, Wilford, Bally

Parkes, Ida Par-:sey. Leon ,V. p(' tct'son, 1VI.<lble Price, Victol'

Rawlins, Rellel L. Redford, Ruby L Heecl, Joseph Reynolds, Sidney S. Richardson, Horace Richardson, Pearl

Ricks, Julia Rol)erts, Samuel Robinson, Reynold F. Roscngl'een, En id J. Rowe, Clara Sophie Saxer, Bealrice Slwuchy. Fl'itz Skauchy, Verna, Smith, Albcrt Edw. Snlith, Calvin

Sm i th, Grace Smith, Laura Sm ith , Mrs. l\Iinnie Jane Squires, Geo. W. St e ele, Alma B. Steple, Ray Steph c ns. Mrs. Esther Stephens, Jesse M. Stewart, Bessie Stone. Philip Benj. Thorpe, Alice Bertha Tntcey. Enlily Erma 'ruellet', Sarah

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,Vhitney, Byron " Tic-kinsall, Gee. Nr.

Nelson, Edgar E.

\Villiams, Howell M.

Nibley, Florence

'Villi anls, -Vivian R.

Nibley.1V[ul'g<lI'et Nielsen, Beatrice

,,"itti\"er, l\Irs. Jno. IT. Woodward, Grant 'V"giht, Coulsen C.

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h ave the self-go,'ernment propogandis t s of our student body been rising lhese words of the Nnpoleon "'<IS a great milianc!ent pl'ophel. All dc)\vll t3T ," genius. I l istory I'e ('o )'ds th r ough t h e histol'Y of this in- him as the mosL lJl'illiant stitution t h ere has been ~tu- Stl'atg-estest. Hut he cOlllmitdent. cl'y i ng in the wilderness ted one error which caused agi.linst facu l ty imperinli .3 m, the do\vnfall of that nl<lgnifiancl facuIt ,V dom I nance, 1:'il('re cent 111ilita l 'y career which for has at times appe ~lred tile a period of 1:=; YC';Ll'S had a,,"ed fa i nt. outlines of a Russian or t.he ,,' orIel, That el'l'or ,,'a s his Vol t oir but un l ike B :llH!UO'S Russian campaign, ghost they have alwnys Ts t.hel'c not. in this fanlous downed, example a famili:,,' sound to " ' h e r e in fellow students th e students of the U, ,,<, C, are we t h e ehattles of the do c - '1'11(' 1'(' is on College H;II t,vo t o r s, Do we not cat and sleep :'> " poleons, The," are both ill'i l \vhen and \vhere we please. D o linnt coaches, The students \Ve not danee "'hen and \vhere are as proud t.ol.la~' of the Hnd ho \\r \ve please (no d;lllC'cr names of \Vatsoll and JenRen h as the pOSition to deny that), il~ France is that of Xapo\pon. Did not the students make 'TheH C' t\VO athie-til.' gen0l'als t.hei l' on constitution, ])0 \ve huill up this seH:-;on a i)asi.::etno t ,"dmin i ster its l aws, T h ere ball team that was as bril l iant is no censor on st.uden t I i fe, upon the basketball floor as " 'e have uni\'ersnl n1a nhood the Old Guanl o( the French <In(/ \vomanhood surrerHge, '\Ye HI'I11,\" \",IS upon tile 1ieil.i of IHl\,(" democn.1.CY, freedom of hatlie, The ::>tatc Championspee("h, freedom or the pl' ess, ship was coming near(>1' to us Clnd I'el i gious Jibel't~' . Can \ve with eve r y game. But SOlneaR k for mOI'e, Students can't body hlundered, l\l ontann <"ontro l t h e pol i cy of the in- :-;ounds strongly li l.;:e Rlls:;ia, stitution, , \ n institution that It is g-i\"en out t.hat the ('an't P3labJis h its oWn policies ('oilehes (lid not "·ant. to make and stand by them had better llH' trip, The)' foresaw the (" l ose its doo r s , do o n1, ,Hut the trip was lnude, T he ,yay our finu l1c-iel's are J l was to our tt'anl \vhat the contro l led may be justly c-rit- Rt1~~ian c<llnpaign \\'<1S t.o the izecl. But the l' e :11'0 good Prent'h army. al'gull1ents in fa\'or of the But js "'as a moral obligaDresen t sYHtenl, tion thoug'h \Ye only ha\'e fiye Prpsiclent Peterson and t.he lllen that ("ould pla~' basketfa("ulty Il<l,'e pOinted the \Val' hall. The H, \'. l ', Ilad ten to student body R('I(-go,'em- n1 "'11 . The~ ' used them, It mcn t. If there are any shuek- Drought. them the State Chan1els on our feet the~" IHlve not piOllShip and parti c ipation in been placed t h e l'e by faculty th e AII-"\lllerican basketball :lutes r al;- hut the)' are li10l"c tournament at Chit-ago. Such because o( the lack of initi- managenlent. is good, sound nti\"e upon t h e part o( the stu- 3C' ~lse, Remenlhcr tllO 1\lontanu dent body and its leaders! t r ip,

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t he takes. 'Ve built a fence around it, h,,,"c made the bleachers, partially constructed a tr af'k, and h<1 \"e done saOle drainage ,vorle Any time th" chul't h desires it can take Adams field with all the improvements and ~II we w 'ill ha\'e l eft will be the sad memory of 111uch expended l11one,\' and energy. In the second place the Ioc11tion of Adams ficld is not desirable. In the third place the physical pI'operties of the soil makes it \'ery undcsirable fOI' ath l etic pUIÂˇroses . E,'ery student should say, not anot h er dollar of student bod>' money [or Adams field. Bring the athletic field upon Coll~ge Hill where it belongs.

FlJ'l'l' n u: JI EJIORJ U:,. Ole THE U. "\. C.

~'OU stol'ing e\'ents foJ' your melnol'Y today T o re cal l in the years as the time drops away For the mingling of sunsh:ne of (,Iouds and of strife Are now \v clding the link s to the chain of you life The,' are go ld en to ha\'e as a book of the past " ' hen afar from the s('ene' of today you are cast On the shore of a land where we all ('>,nnot be Then how deal' are the memo I'ies of the old

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this calendar are not "prophecies" aI' "guesses" but are t'al c'ulaLions based on sound scientific principles, from obsel'\'ations made e\'el'j' ye:lr.

retro(,;l~ts

Dec.

~i'-Recuperation.

The forecasts ilncl

The

c1isturl)i.lIlC8S 1l1<lY

fOl'I11S,

a c col'ding

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I)e('. 3-Prexy Petel'son relates his mctrimonial ac1Ycnlures for the BenC'clieis' 1)1'110fil. DcC'. (i-Dr. Jordan did all he ('auld to pre\'ent til is 'Val'. De c.

7-1"oss Richards rounded up chicken and paid his election I)et.

s~me

Dec. 8-Adm ir al Crichton is cast.

Dec. 9-Ml's. and Prexy Peterson

beg-in the

Dec. lO----iGeorge Cahoon, still in sea r ch of his

dollar'>

passes

Dec:. 31-Another yea r passes into the gTent beyond. Jan. 2-,Vlle1'e are those l'esolutions?

Jan. 4-Footbn II mean eons, shiv ers, etc.

ollr

through

Dec. 12-Mr. Cooley continues the destruction

Jan. 6-Betas be :: 0111e

DeC'. I-1---J3e-No's complete ,,'ark bega.n by the Petersons and carried on so nobly by Brother Coo l ey, and Twitchell is electe:!

Jail. ll-Be-No's much docks'.

De 2. 18-\"hen Monday \ViiS

Tuesday.

DeC'. 19-Frnt Melee. Erma's ne\v diamond adds materially to the clecomtions, gosSip, etc-.

Dec. :!O-Dranlatic

Students

froli c

through

Ibsens' Doll House. Dcc. 21-Gr'eat restlessness and excitement. J)eC'.

2~-F'or

the sake of our' grades we re-

luctantly attend all c:iHSf:e:s. DeC'. 23-

evidence at Mur-

J an. 13-Soph gir l s gi\'e a dance.

play

its

leap-year

a nd

Jan. 15-Pan J-Jellenic girlS and escorts dance under a sno\vball cascade.

I-l atC't·s"

club l<no\vn as the "\VOll1en is organized for president

"Stubby"

Peterson.

Jan . 17-Mose

continues the unburdeningprocess and Hebe Morrell "cops" the Junior Prom championship. Juniors b}'eak away fronl "hot-hoLlse" ,II11USenlents and coast on Temple Hill.

Xnli:lS

shopping

Jan. 19-The Sorosis Sorority 19th ann iV el'Sal'Y, Jan.

celebrates

its

~ ,j-ti\1iss I-lunt sman 13 buy "trying the co ll ege play out on the clog."

Jan. ~6-Hebe Morrell furnishes the required bonds and is appointed treasurer' of the Associated ,\Tomen Hater's Club . J an. 27-Glee C lub returns dry form an excursion into "datnp territory." Jan. 29-F'irst performance of the "Rounduppers" and the "Admiral Crichton."

Death of ,\Villi<lm Gilligan.

Dec:. 2-1-Last form ed.

rites

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~·aptain.

sure-enough sOl'ol'ity.

Jan. lO-Betas inflated with their own importance change their abiding place.

De c . 15-Dr. Titus "post mortem" and picture appeal' in Student Life.

Jan. 8-Dl'. Fisher shows us America .

J an. 16-Ne\v

Prexy and his spouse bega n.

Pig-

Jan. 5-;\'[ose dist-overs he is overwor l< ecl and th r ows Quill Club responsibility from hi s weary shoulders to the nl01'e supple ones of Hill Pete .

Dec. 13-Jlal Pete relie\'es the Sons of the Amel'ican Re\'olution of one gold medal.

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Jan. H-Sal'g. J erry Collins arrives.

halls. De 2. ll-Commercial Club ball.

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regret

Jan, 12-Fil'st basketball ganle.

demoralization of OUr football team. '\lIlllight~{

incli gest:on.

perJan. 30-Stullents and the "Admira l Crichton,"

Dec. :!5-Pincs, p,ll'eels and turkey much in c \·idcnce.

Jan. 31-End of month and "Admiral Crichlon."

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Feb. 2-Goyel'llol' BamiJerget' and

"Big feed

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in the Library." Feb. 3-Dr·. Dal'is attempts a "dress suit" fair at Murdocl{s.

Feb . 5-----t.~g. Engin e ers do 111inus the dr ess suit.

th e

af-

same

thing

Feb. 9- Basketball A. C. and U. Y. C. -

30 to

Mar. l l - Dr . Dal'is contracts a Mar. I i-

~l - Pi Zets prove their supel'iol'ity- in basketball. Mal'. 2·1- \\,intcr COlll'~e ,tudes pack th e ir carp e t bags and flil.

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IHal'. 26-

f,,,'ur or Holl Cats.

~Ial·.

ill'rh'€' for i\ Jililar y Ball.

April 3-

Al last th e

~Jilitan'

PI'Olll

1\l al'. 2- ])e hate \vilil lr, or still c Olll·te o ll~.

,;ail.

April 5- Hal Pel e wins an o ther Demo c ratizing th e WorIel."

work party. \\'~· onlillg.

:'da 1'. 3- Baskelha I I. 3·1-2i, onto regained.

.-\pril 6-

\Y e ill'e

Xolllinations.

April 7- 0pen hous e--sororiti e s. l :r lIl' e l

IVre:rlh

:Ual'. 8 -Tolll'anl E' nt h e gills. \\' e pia)' H. Y. ( T. , 3.J-:!i, Same old S('OI' E' hut the 3~ no longer i) C'longs to us

April 8-0pen hous c - [rat erniti<'s. April 9April 1 OApril

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Apl'il 13-

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AP1';1 -l -- X:ltural )' es ulls--C' OIlHtel'nation _ _ patriotic ralley.

l\lal'. 1- First Junio!'

Sund a y, too.

Apl' il 2- ,\1il s on'8 adelr e,s.

laurel ,,,r e i\ tho r

28-Politi c al 1'Llnwrs.

API'il l -

'l\Liniatul'e 1\lilital'.\' ,It )' l ul'do ('J..;:s.

r'eb. 23- DebaU's with :H. Y. lr, B e ing visitOrs we .t11o\v ed th e m to e sc lip e \vith th e

Fell. 26 -

captain

30- Carl Petel'SOIl ;\nc1 Louie Rowe hH\' e lil t" honor of being allow e d to edit next y e ar's Buzzel',

Feb. 19- :'I1ilitary postponed.

part.","

"\vHI'

el ec ted

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Feb. 1 8-8no,,·. ~O -Gue~t :;

Juniol'f' give a

l\[al'. 27- "])ug-" Snlith Im8ketlJ,1I1 tea111.

I<'eb. l i- Dr. Pet e rson, lelill & Coilurn r ealize forcibly that the)' hUI' e n egl N ·ted to pay thei r pol I tax.

F e b.

Theta Ball.

?\I[al'.

Se nior-Junior sl{nting party.

Feb. 16-Basketball.

Feb. 22-

cold.

1\lar. 19 - \Volllan's League ent e l'tains faclllt.\',

Feb . H-ColVl e y carries the JJ indriel{,' Medal off in his m e lting pol.

In chapel.

)lnl". 13 - Sol'osis l eads in !-; :: holasti C' average .

25. Feb. 13-

Illen ~.)·cr::;

9- Fi \'e n e w "bored"

:l1ar. 10- Springyille runs off wilh th e High School championship.

talk .

Frid a y and ele c tion

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15-Pi Zets give Dr. and lUl'S .

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a pri\'ate fal'ewell pal'ty. J6-Stuclents begin

le:l\'ing [01' farms.

i\ l ay

,\pdl 19-,Vomen ] latel's dislJal1d because o(

April 20-Fl'e3hnlen

present

"nand)'

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~odc r lund

I-Student

bod,' awards

l\[ay 26-PC'l'wig presented plays. l7. won tennis fl'om A. C.

made.

•.\.pl'il

2i-Pixton

"punted

in"

June l1e:\l'(l.

"une

Apl'il 29-Cl'imson pl'catice meet.

May-This

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pleasant

by Aggies

1110nth

'vith

rninfall llght.

\\'On

'Titus

Crepe

I:;epteml)el' shining.

~Jecl<ll

Y . 1.:, and ,\. C. duled meet, .-\,

9 - ll a<:kt:UllOI'C'H

Willt'oe

pa I·,,,led and Hall

Li\'C'stocl\: [ell fl'OI11

1\ [ a,\' lO-:U,ltholl ia Tll01l1n~ le~:tul'ed on irrigation law. H('\', Bowerlllan 011 "\Vhy l ie 11el ie','es the Biblc."

I1-Bcl'llun.1 Berge-son won )Jecdhanl for H(:(,U rHC'.\" ill shol'thanll.

May 12-Be :\To's el'e~t their "headstone. Dr, ,Yidtsoe lea"es for Iionolulu, ~lay

13-1,;. oft;. and .\, C, track meet.

~1ay

J5-Ag-. Club ,vent

;;A-~Llying.··

l\la,\' 16-Johnnies dancing' girls ga\'e dancillg; exhibition.

gTaduates.

19-1:;chool

reopened,

Sons

Septell1bel'

~3-Vr.

greeted

stu-

Ball le:l\'es fol' the East.

S~lJtenlhel'

27-F'l'eshmen inlroduccd lC'iHling Illan and college yells,

SeptelnIH!J' :'!S-A nlan needecl-::Vl ose Cowley ehosen ,'kl'·pl'esident of student !Jody, SeptemlJel' ~9-U, A. C, takes lead role in Illo\·ies. LT. A. C. \\romen's league cntenlain gi!'ls . S e ptember ;lO-~ I Lll'h needed cemcnt feed U'oughs were inst:tlled in the hog pt'nH. 'I'his 1l1l)l1th had its showers as well as ils shine.

Octopel' ~-Juniol' fillecl all val'ant offices, II. I;;. C. helcl lil'st SOCial. OetolJel' :)-Sophs entert,lined their "gl'eell" ,'.. oung· fl'i<.'nd3 in a nlatinee. Odo\)cr G-Seniol's eledecl

oUiecl's.

OdoiJer i-First stuclent holly danl'c,

l\Ia:>' IS-Ag. Litel'ose bloomed a second time, S:g Alphas held twelfth annual ball' quet. ~igmil

President-elect Summer School

Septel1ll)(!I' 2~-Dl'. Petel'son dents in first cl1:lpel exerci:;;es.

l\la,' 1 i-Senior chapel.

lWay 19-Gnmm<1

are

September 21-1'apel' soaring, Student Life made slllilllel',

J-StOIlI.',\' presented tcnnis rackets to tennis champions.

clubbed, ])I'S, the maill lloat.

\\"eidel'sellense"

June 6-VI'. Hall acldl'essed graduates and awarded certificates . .A..lunlni banquet and ball in evening.

~lHY

May G-I3. C . wounded.

"Auf

June 5-Senior exercises, Pete!'.'on addressed Seniol's, opened.

Ma,' 3-,\ postle Grant told of the injurious effE'ct of tobaCl'O and liquor upon the I'<lce, ·I-Carring-ton

J--l.l\1any

June -l-::\ I ir\'a, ali I":'uli Khan, nahit-ed J)()oleh. delh'el'ed Ba<:ulaul'eate addl'ess to gl'ad U,t les.

Yale

intel'preted by

May 2-H, E, C, nominated officers, hanging a bout ",\" da y dl'all.

June 3-.-\lumni l11eeting.

the

~Iednl.

April 2S-"One ll1usl Vcr Deutschi \'el'ein.

cl~\'er

i\l.ny :!H-Bxams began,

April 2,I-Dmmalic Clul) pl'esentecl "Merry \Vi"es of ' Yindsor." r\..pl'iI 25-8tuhb)' Peterson took grande" spillover :!:?O-yanl hurdle.

two

:\ I ay :.!7-1\[i:lr\·el-Fin~ln('ial statenlent of student bod," appeal'S, Exemption list publisheu showing "\\"ho's \Vho and \Vhy in Anlel'icil."

April 2~-\Yol'cl l'ecei\'ccl of Casto winning Intercollegiate ol'atol'ic'al contest at U, of N[ichigan.

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;\[a,' 2:;-Pan Hellenic welcomed Alpha !lelta [;;psilons, J9J6 Buzzer appearing.

April 21-Scl1iol' (·il'cus all "side shows." :\Iilital'Y boys I'eceivcd annual "look oyer."

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douhles and Glee Club sang in the open air

Dick"

Cl'OSS.

illar. 23-S\\"en sells Junior Prom booths and gil's the facult,' out u( 'e"cl'''I dollars,

i\la y

or gone

C, WOn t0nllis fl'om B. Y. C, both singles and

,,~ar .

cl;J~s

pl'oyin'

l\ fay :?~-l\Jiss R003 anu last lyccum .

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l\Iay tennis.

20-J,;,'clybody

mayin'.

])elln. initiated

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Octobel' ~ Booklo\'ers green coals fading.

met.

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Oetoi>0r 10-Asel Palmer joins the "Bene· diets," Miss Elizabeth Chul'c:h Smith clid lil,ewisC', joining lhc ;'Chanlp-edl('ts:-

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1905 -

LORENZO N. STOHL 2nd V-Pres. and Mgr.

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