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To Coach E. Lowell Romney, with Sincere appreciaticn of his sterling qualities and of the great name he has made for our College in the field of Sports, this book is resp2ctfully dedicated.
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FOREWORD The C hi va lry of Medieval times was a beautiful thing.
I t embodied the hi g hest ideals for
wh ich ma n st rives:
Courage, C hast ity , Fa irness .
a nd tireless Seeking for Truth.
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lege nd have imm orta li zed the lofty deeds of the knights who strove to live up to such high idea ls. a nd their spirit li ves eve n today.
I t is the mot ive
which st irs ma n of today to hi gher progress, a nd by this sp i rit the Buzzer of 1927 is mo lded.
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"-Deposited upon the silent shore Of Memory, images and precious thoughts That shall not die and cannot be destroyed." - Wordsworth
ADMINISTRATION
Board of Trustees
OFF I CERS
President
ANTHO:--:Y \\ '. I VI;-.1S
C.
Vice -President
G . ADNEY
R. E.
B ERNTSON
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Secretary Auditor
CA I NE
MEi\lB ERS ANTHO
II.
E.
Roy
Salt Lake City
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CROCKETT,
BULLEN
LOREN ZO
N.
Salt Lake City
ex onicio
Salt Lake City
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Salt La ke Cit)'
S T OHL
MRS. LEE C H ARL ES i\ lIL LER
Salt Lake City
FRANK B. STEP H ENS
Salt Lake City
W.
MRS. BURTON FREDER ICK
P.
Salt Lake Cit;,
J\l USSER
Logan
C H A J\\ P
Loga n
W EST O:< VERNON
C.
Corinne
G. ADNEY
Parowan
WIL FORD DAY J OHK
E.
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BEUS
Newton
GR I FFIN
H ooper
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PreslJelit oJ tb e Board 0/ T rll stees
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The Greatest American College
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is doubtful if a ny large number of people cou ld agree upon the designation of the g reatest American co ll ege. It might be easier to na me the greatest co ll ege in America, whi ch wo uld elimin ate the necessity of appra isin g the distinctive American qualities of the in st itution . Yet I beli eve that the citizens of our country desire some importa nt things of their in stituti ons which are not expected of Oxford or Cambridge for in sta nce. It may be that there is no greatest Ameri ca n co llege. I t may be th at snobbery comin g fro m wealth has stripped from the great coll eges of New England their right to represent the striv in g a nd the idea li sm of our people. The middle west in the midst of its co rn and hogs a nd it s a ltrui sm may more nea rl y be approac hin g the American idea l. The Pacific Coast wit h three great seats of lea rnin g m ay come eve n nearer. Would it be strange if many yea rs from now , let us say in 1950 or 1975, the greatest Ame rica n coll ege sho uld be somewhere in the Rocky Mountains ? I ve nture the asse rtio n that this a rea of few but fine people comes as near as any region in Ameri ca embody in g what might be ca lled old fa shioned patrioti sm a nd Ameri ca n sta nd ards of personal a nd socia l integrity. I f such a co ll ege sho uld emerge I wonder what wou ld be its outstanding attributes . Would its camp us reso und with the din of jazz orchestras and t he sta nd ard ized chatter of mov in g throngs of peculiar co ll egian s? Would there be th e usua l st udied ennui in regard to learning? Would its at hl et ic fields be crowded a nd its libra ri es comp arat ive ly deserted? Would it be predom in ately jocular o r wou ld it be serious? Would a student rate in the community according to the horsepowe r of hi s car or the horsepower of hi s intellect ? Would m o ra ls be a m atter of li g ht banter or wou ld mo ra lity be a n ach ievement d ili gentl y so ught ? Would the students love truth o r would they see k mere ly to utilize truth? I hope that America will produce a coll ege where li fe is a seriou s, but not necessa ril y a so lemn, business; where learn in g is revered as a truly m ag nificent assemblage, though pitifully small as yet, of truth; where both athletic fields a nd Ii braries are crowded; where clean Iiness is not considered, a nd is not, Phari sa ical ; where intellectual and moral power, v igorously assertive, replace mere comeliness of mind a nd mora ls; where smartness g ives way to keen purpose; where wholesome living and hard thinkin g permit the realization of God not as a philosophic abstraction but as a reality.
Elmer George Peterson, President.
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D R. EU l ER GEORGE " reside 11/
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College
"You Ask What School We Love The Best
A. C. U 'Tis A. C. U"
WILLJ.\.\\ PETER 0:'\ /)Irec/or, /:' xpen///ell/ S/a/1011 alld /:xlellsioll /)h: isioll
The Expe riment Station \\'as created for th e discovering of new truth s that may be applied in Agriculture. to research, and does th
It is devoted e 'se ntially
most adva nced \\'ork o f the College. Seven-
teen depa rtm ents a nd a staff o f over thirty trained spec iali sts do the \'aluabl e \\'ork of invest igatio n which , at th e present time, comprises over fifty projects. The duty of the Extension Oi\'i ion is to ca rry to th e rural populatio n of the state th e fundamental truth s and best practices for home a nd farm, to demonstrate the be t methods, di scove r leadership, a nd to help
est ab li ~ h
those principes which \\'ill lead to happ)',
a nd permanent rural hom es.
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The Dean of the f-acutl y endea vors to make the weekly chapel assembly of such a nature that it will in spire a reverent attitude in students, and bring them in contact with such uplifting thots as will aid in the development of fine character. He encourages high scllolarship thru awards and honors, and stimulates advanced study. He is also chai rIJlan of the Budget committee, and is responsible for a general efficiency at the College.
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L. WEST
!J ean 0/ I /; ~ Fc.c:iliy
The Dean of Women is the school mother of all the women students. She :tdvises them how to conduct themselves properly , how to dress, and, as to their responsibilities toward the College. She is alw:ty at thei r se rvice when they need counselor help of any kind. Th e Girls' Dormitory is the es pec ial charge of Dea n Dancy and she makes it a real home for the fifty freshman girls who are fortunate enough to be unc.:e r he r care. CI L\I{LOTTE E.
DA~ C Y
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The design o f the Schoo l of Ag riculture is to teach t he sc iences th at un de rli e prac tic a l ag ri culture a nd offe r suffi cient suppl ementa ry st udi es to deve lop the ag ri cultura l st udent to t he intell ectu a l leve l of t hose edu cated in other fi eld s. The co urses a re pl a nn ed to lay a founda tio n upon whi ch the stud en t ca n build a s uccess ful ca ree r as a fa rm er o r d evelo p into a specia li st in a subj ect of h is o\\'n choos in g .
DR. KENNET H C I K LE R Dea ll , Scbool 0/ Agricultllre
The a im of the School of Comm erce a nd Bu sin ess Admini st ration is to give oppo rtunity fo r libera l ed ucation with spec ia l emph as is upon th e comm erci dl a nd indust rial ph ases o f life. Stud ents w ho compl ete th e co m m e r c i a I co urses a re prepa red to ass um e leade rship a nd responsib ili ty in bu sin ess a nd in va ri ous in d ustri es a nd p rofess io ns.
DR. W. L. WAN LASS Deall, School 0/ COlllll1erCe aud 131.ÂŁSilless Adlllillistratioll
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The School of Agricultural Engineering is planned to enable men to solve all but the most technical engineering problems of an entire rural community. The courses are very helprul to the farmer who does not wi h to do the work of a trained engineer. The re5ea rch work done by the st udents of the school in irrigation has been a valuable contribution. The School of Mechanic A rts offers a thorough training in contracting and building, forging and carriage \\'ork , and automotive enginering.
RAY B. WEST
Dea71, Scbools
0/ AgriCl/Ltlfre Engineering and Mecballic Arts
The aim of the School of Basic Arts and Science is to offer a broad general education in such subjects as English, mathenntics natural and physic:tl >:ciences, history and language. Educat;cli is :tn im pJ rtant department in this School. Cou rses in th is branch are particularly inviting because of the great demand for trained teachers. Advanced \\'ork is offered to prepare progressive teachers for greater responsibilities 111 SmithHughes work. DR. A. II SAXER
f) eall, SciJool of Basic Arts alld Sciellce
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The School of II ome Economics purposes not on ly to instruct you ng women in the technical and practical pha 'es of Foods and Dietics, Iiousehoid Administration and Textiles and C lothi ng: but abo to give empha~is to the ~tudy of ch ildhood an I 3do lesce nce , the problem~ of social, indu~trial and ci \'ic life . and to the ~pi ritual ~ide of home making,
DI( C. \I {R II: c. [)()ZII : I{ S,./>ool oj 1/01111' 1:'COIIOIlIlt'S
J)et/II,
The purpo~e of thi~ great educational undertaking begun in 1924: i~ to bring to Logan and to the studenb from all o\'er the earth who are he r guests each summer, the greatest educator: of the nation. and thus to build at the L'tah Agricultural College one of the leading summer ~cho:)b of the nation,
DR ).\ ,\I I:S II. L1:-\FORD /)ITertor, Tbe Natiollal SU/Ilmer Scboo,'
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1I0RTE>'!SE SWE0JDS00J Secretary
FRA>.!K CHR ISTENSE>.! President
BERTHA STOKER Vice-Presidellt
Student Body Officers The yea r 1926-27 has been a most a u picious o ne, due large ly to the enthu siasm and abi lity of our student body officers.
Pres id ent Frank Christe nsen, Vice-
President Bertha Stoker, and Ho rtense Swendso n, Secretary of the Student Body, has demonstrated that they are conscient ious a nd effic ient workers.
To Lester
Pocock, the students owe a debt of grati tude for the exce ll ent work he has accompli shed as cha irm a n of the budget committee.
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Executive Council of the Student Body
V. ~IERRILL JOII~ 0:\ JUllior Cl!lss Represelltailve
RCB)" TR I t\GI L\~I Siluielli Body RepTeSelliail'l:e
C. LESTER POCOCK ellioT Class Represeulalive
GLE:\ \vORTIII~GTO:\ Sopholllo re Class R epreselltallv~
,E \vEL .-\~DER Siudeui Body I?epreselltalive
GOLDE~ WRIGIIT Siudelli Body Represelllali7Je
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SENIORS
C. LESTER POCOCK Tooele Comillerce and Business Admi1llstralioll PilI KAPPA IOTA; Alpha Sigma :"-1u: Intercollegiate Knights; Cosmopolitan; Photophores: Executive Committee, 2, 3, -I; Chairman Student Body Budget Committee, 2, J, 4: ,\ Ianager Football, J; Pan 11.llenic Council: Chairman " A" Day, 4; Chairman Frat Melee, 4 ; Economic Fellowship, 3; Johanson Scholarship, 4.
EDYTIIE JOII:\SO'< Preston, Idaho flame
l :C01lO 1IlICS
Stan' Club: Il ome Economics Club: A. \\ '. S. 'Council: \ 'icePresident Senior Class: Theta Ball Committee; I":ampus Kapriccs CommitLee, -I.
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R. LEE Ilyde Park Comll1erce alld Business Adnr'llis/ratioll PI KAPPA ALPHA: Alpha Kanpa Psi: ,\ianager Football , 4: Senior Class President: Buzler Staff, ... : Junior Prom COJ11J11itlee: Chairman Athletic Banquet, 4.
PilI;
Short
FERRIS \\'. ~I IL ES ,\ Iontpelier, Idaho Comll1erce a1ld Business Admh,istralion S'GM \ CHI" Alpha Kappa Psi; Scabbard and Blade: .\ Ianager of Basketball, 3: Secretarv and Treasurer Senior Class: Pan-Hellenic Council; Militar\, Ball Comm ittee, 4; Athletic Banquet Comm(ttee, 3; Frat Melee Committee. 4.
It is tradational at the College that in all actlVttles the sen iors, by reason of their added years and experience, shall take the lead, The cla s of '27 is no exception to the rule, In all phases of school life whether athletics, forensics, o r entertainments, they have taken' the initiative. The gift of the clas to the school in novel, and yet one ex.ceedingly practical. I t consists of caps and gowns the funds from the rental of which are to be used by the College. The blue and white Seniors sweaters, besides being unique and useful , are the most artistic si nce the Seniors first donned a distinctive garb, But this is only one side of their natures. In the fall quarter they dropped their dignity, their cares of state and the weight of their many years and gave a misfit party which even the freshman could not equal for pep and spi rit. Their student body program was carried out with the same enthusiasm, and both proved to be highly successful. Altogether, the class of '27 feels that the past year has been a fitting climax to four prosperous years,
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ER MA \vORlEY logan
Basic Arts and Science SIGMA Til ETA PHI: Alpha Sigma iXu; Empyrean: Short SlOr),: Pan
Frosh
Il e llenic Council:
Plav;
\ 'ice
President
Class, 2; \ '-ice President A. \\'. 5 .. 3: Presid ent A. IV. 5., ~ : Theta Ball Comm.ttee. 3: Student Life tafT: A. \\ '. S. Ba ll Committee: I,ampus I<aprice Commitlee.
BESSIE ACSTI:-I ,\ l ERRILL Idaho Falls, Idaho
Basic Arls
a1ld
Science
SOROS'S: Alpha Sigma ~u; Short Stor), Clu b: PerilVi~:
Pan Ilellenic Council: Opera: \ '3rs ity Play, 3.
0:E\\ Tll \ '. SA~OERS I<a)'sville
Basic Arts alld Science PHI
Sig
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"\PPA
a
:'\u:
10T.\: Alpha Int ercollegiate
"nights: Football. 2, 3, Ba,ketball I, 2. Capta in 3,
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Track ), -I: Execut ive Committee ...J: Pan Il ellenic Council I, 3,
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,\\ ERRllL M. DARLEY Wellsville
Hash Art s and Science DELT\ ~u: Pi Delta Ep,iIon: Scribble Club: Tennis, 3, I: Editor Studen t Life, ~: Little Theatre, 3; j\ \anager, Scribble.
BERTIIA S. STOKER Clearfie ld
RALPII \\'. FARRAR Sandy
!-lome Economics
A Iricu/tllral h'nghuerillg and .Mechanic Arts
BETA DEI T.I; Phi Upsilon Omicron: Alpha Si~ma ~u: Short Ston': Il ome Economics: Soonsor: - Empyrean.
Junior
Class Secre lary: Presiclelll Pan 11<ellenic, -l--: Viae President . tudenl Bod\', 4: Founder's Dav, ~: A. -W. S. Council.
Rock
lOUISE SY ME Springs. \\'yoming
Basic A ris and Science Xl GAMMA: Emp y-
G ,\MMA
rean:
\Vome ns' Pan
Il ell enic:
A. IV. S. Ball Comm ittee. ~: Pan Il e ll enic Ball Committee.
AI PHA
DELTA
EpSILOI';
Scabbard
and Blade: Intercoller~iate Knights: J'Vl ajor R. O. T. C; 2nd lieutenant U. S. Reserve Corps: Football, 3, ~. Track, 2, 3, 4; Winner Cross Count,,· Run , 3: Rifle Cluh: A. A. 'E; ,\ \ilit a r), Ball Committee.
B. CYR IL. ~I00:S0~ Richmond
Commerce
and
Busine ss
Admi1l1slralion 1', K \PP,\ ALPII /\: Glee Club.
lEAH MOURITSEN Montpelier, Id a ho
Commerce alld BIlSilleH Administration ZETA CH I : Alpha Sigma ~u:
Empyrea n ; Pan Il el lenic Council. 3, 4: Student Body Secretary, 3: Pa n Il e ll e ni c Ball Commi tt ee, -I.
FLOYD TIIOMA Ogden
Basic A ris and Science S'c'" \ CHI: Football, Frosh Capta in , \ 'arsit )', 2, 3, ~: Captain, ;: Basketball, 2, 3; T enni,. ~ , ;; Athletic Cou nci l, 3.
GOLDEN P. WRIG II T lI inckley Basic Arts flud Sc:ence
ORA PACKER Logan Home Economics S,GMA THETA 1' " ,; Phi Up-
ALPHA DELTA EpSILON: Tall
I,appa
Alpha; Alpha Sigma Intercollegiate Knights; . hort Story Club: Debating, ~u;
A.
Omicron;
C lub:
Il ome
Pan
Junior
Econ-
lIell en ic
Prom
Com-
mittee.
4; Pan I lellenic Council; S. A. R . .\Iedal, 4.
FRA:-<K
silon
omics
Council;
2, 3. -I; Executive Committee.
CIIRISTE~SE~
Logan
l3aJic A Tts and Sciellce CHI: Alpha Sigma :\u, I nterco JlegialI:' I<niu;hts: Short Story C lub: Clas> Presi-
\\, 1 LBUR I J . W ILSO. AgriclIlIlIrall:'ng11leerlllg and 1\1 ecba1l.:c A rl s DELTA :-.:u; A. A. E; Glee Club.
SIGJ\l A
dent,
1,2:
Chairman
.Junior
Prom: Exeeutive Committee: Student Body President, 4: Pan Il el lenie Council.
TIIEL.\IA O.
FA YLOR
Logan
ELDO:-': ;II. CATES Mi lrord A ~riCltltllre PHi !(.\PPA I OTA; Founder's Day; Ra ll ies Committee.
!-lome Economics Phi Upsilon Omicron: I lome Economics Club; Empyrean: Rifle Team: BuzSOROSIS;
zor Starr, 2: Stuclent Lire StalT, 3, 4: A. W. S. Council: Pan I lellenic Council: Junior Prom.
JOH:-': :-<. ABERSOLD Providence
Basic A rls and Science DELTA :-<u; Scabbard and Blade: C lass Secretar\,. I: Ririe Team: Mil itary Bali Committee: Orlicer R. O. T. C: Assistant Instructor in Chem -
I I. LEE G IBBS Brigham
Basic Arts alld Science PH I
IC\pp/\
lOlA:
3. 4: Track, 2. 3: Football !\ Ieda l, 4.
istry, 4.
LLOYD]. :'-iUFFER Preston, Idaho A;Jriculturai Ell'lilleerill" and .\Jecbani; Arts ... Cosmopolitan: A. A. c: \'arsity Football, 1, 3, 4' \\'restling, 3, 4.
Football.
Legion
!_UELLA I IARR IS Tremonton
flome Economics BETA DEI TA: Phi Lp,ilon Omicron: Il ome Economics Club: A. IV. S. Council: Pan I lellenic Council.
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TIIO.\\A CAROl " E ~I. II[,\ORIO,S logan 1~llsic
F. GREEN
Logan
Commuce
-Iris arid '1c ic nce
alld
/Jilsmess
. ldm i111sira/I01J
SORO""S.
Pili
KAI'P\
IOTA:
I ntercol-
IcEtiate Knights; Cheer Leader. 2, 1, 4 : Little Theatre Pia,'" Chairman of Rallies, 4.
OOYI E P. AI+II-C K Logan AgrulI1IJlral
Fngweerwg
\/f(ban:c -\, PI!\ G\_\\_\l\
Iltl'itC 1rls and Science Peace Council, Track, 1, 4.
A.
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\LDA \\.\0'\ \\'illard Htl~1C Arts and Soeute SI(,\I' THEn PilI. Alpha i~ma
Emp~'rcan.
:'\u;
Short
.\\ YRAI
G. C I.ARK Logan
BaHc Arts a1ld SCIence
JOSI' I'll '\. SY.\\O'\S I a'a Ilut Sprin~'. Id aho Commerce and B'lSlntss
AI PH \
DEtT\
EpS ll OS:
A~~ie
L:ntrnainers , Opera, 2: School "ccompani,t, Rall\ Committee, 3 ; I{ampus "aprice, -4.
Idm'wsira/'oll
J.
S ill I DO'\ ROSS IILJ,\T Snowflake, Arizona
IIL"\T Arizona Ua"HC .Irls and ~\c:ellce /11 \ CIII. Campu:,,\ Pla~·ers. ~no\\'flake.
Lmp.' rl'an.
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GI · ORGE ,\1. IIARRI Richmond lIa _He . Irl s and Science DEI I' '\u: i'ro,h Pla\,. Junior Prom Committee: 1\la'l1ager Socials and Dramatics. 4. Student I ife Staff , 3.
Ston·. Scribblers: Ilattalion Spon"H: tudent life , 2, 3, 4, \ 'icc President Junior C lass: A. \I . S. Counci l : Junior Prom Committee, Theta Bill! Com~ mittee. .\ \ iii tan' Ball Committee. Kampus ''':aprice.
I:ST!'R
JI:PPESE'\
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trl\ Pili , A.
J.
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and
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SCU'lct
G \."MA Pili, Cosmo "loiit;lll: Photophore). ;\1anager Iland Ball and \ 'o ll ey lUI, 1. AI PII \
Photophores.
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FRED DE BOIS II OGA:\ Lewiston Commerce and BlI si uess Admi1listralioll KAPP,\
PHI
Epsilon ;
IOTA;
Periwig;
ALBERTA .I E:\SE~ Logan Basic Arts and SClence SIGM' TJ-IETI\ Pill: Short Ston': Empyrean; Dance Club; Frel;ch Club; Scribbler; Buzzer Staff, 3, 4: Scribb le StatT, 3: Editor Scribble. 4: "ampus I<apric~~; Dance Fe~t i \al, 2. 3.
Pi Delta
Intercolleg-
iate Knights: Frosh Play : Varsill' Plav, 2, 4: Student Life Staff, I: 2, 3; Assl. Editor
Buzzer. 2: Editor Buzzer , 4: ,\I anager Track , 3: Editor Be:\0 Booster, 2, 3, 4 : Little Theatre Counci l, 3, 4.
J. RUSSE LL S,\IITII Richmond
Basic Arts and Science DEL"" Nu; Scabbard and Blade: Frosh Play : Buzze r Staff, 3; Track Manager, 4: Rifle T eam, 4: 1\1 ilitary Ball Committee, '"': Cap tain R. O. T . C: Student Assis tant in Chemistr)" 4.
IA:\TIIUS IVRIGIIT Ilin ckle), A 5ricltliure ALPI-I\
Ag. Club;
DELT\
ErSI I O'l;
Botany Club.
\\' ILLlA ,\1 S. GEDDES Logan Cofnmerce
alld
BUSl1l1!SS
Admi1llstralioll
Pili J( ,\PP}\ 10TI\ ; Alpha Kappa Psi: Intercol legiate Knigh ts; Football, 3, 4: Bashtba ll, 2 ; Track, I, 2, 3,
K I R,\I A PETE RSO" Logan Ba sic tlrts alld Science
Capta in
SOROSIS.
4;
Athletic
Council ,
3: "A" Day Commi tt ee, J; 1\lanager Int ra -M ura l Athle tics. 4.
NEPHTUNE
DA\ ' ID G. IIL.:RRE:\ II )'de Park Commerce and /JU Sl1leSS
FOGELBERG
Logan Commerce and l3usillfSS
Ad1ll11l1 straflon
PI KAPI'\ ALPH,\; Intercollegiate Knights ; Frosh Football: \ 'a rsill' Football , 2. 3, -I: \ "ar!:li t'"' Plav, 2: Mciel;' Comm:ttec. .
A d ministratIOn Alpha Kappa Psi ; Delegate Na tio na l Alpha Kappa Psi Co nventio n 1925.
WELLS F. COLLE TT Burley, Id a ho Commerce and Busine ss Administration
,\ IARGRETIIA FO:-'::-':E BECK I lowe ll Basic .Irls and Sc:ellce Summer School PI",'. 3; Pl'J.ce Society. 4 . .
ALPHA G /\MM A PHI: ~ation Â
a1 Rifle
Association : Co
1110-
politan C lub: Aggie Ramblers:
Pan Hell enic Council : Militarv Ball Committee; 1\lelee Conimince.
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IIAROI.D .\1 . PI: n oRSE' Logan
Agriculture Alpha Sigma
p, 11:.-\11 .\ \I ·RRIIL logan
i{\I)P,\ AlPHA;
'u: p, Delta Epsilon, InterCollegiate Knights; Ag. Club: Cosmopolitan Club; Student Life. I. 2, Associate Edi tor. 3. BUller Staff, 3: \ 'ar;it y Play, 3: Editor Ag. Clun Link; Pan Ilellenic, 4, ,\\ ilita,,' Ball Committee 3; Chairman AI(. Cluh Ball, .j
l1aHc .Iri s tOld SCIi'1Ice
AI I I: ' F. BOLl SCI 1\\ I' ll I'R Smithfield Commerce llnd lluHlItH
I , 1·1 OYI) C LARKE :'\ewton
, td'1If1JHJral,OIl
/laue .. lr/ s and Science
O'''G \ T \l, Fro~h Pla,-. Sum· mer School PI;n. I. \Iiilt,," Ball COlllmittee, I.
1):\\ II) co,~
r \'CI '
I \RSO, Smithfield lIome /-COIJOlJll((
SIC;\1\
Till I ,
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I)i~ahll'd
J :ll~lIIt't'rlll~
IgrlCuitural 1'111
PilI.
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101'\.
A.
h. ,\ I'PI
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and
A.
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FO(lIh;dl, 1, L
I' I) \\ARI) \\ . GillS
D IU 'RI: A.\ lS"DI ·R Toledo . Ohio Agricullurall-u,t:I1lt'aillJ,! and .\1 fcblUl1{ . 1rJ I A. A.
I. G. \I W"· R Sand\
SandI ARrtell/ture
Ag. Ciun. Botan; Clun. Rille Team . Ofiicer R. O. T. C Ba,keto"lI, 4, Track, 1 4
Amt'ric\Il
\ etcran.
JA,\\I'S STI:R I I'G RI'I 'U,
GI''''\ 11: \ '1, III , 'I l·l( Ll'\\ j,\'ille , Idaho
Pay ... on
Commerce
/lome FCOn01Jl1n
d1zd IIlt'i11ll'H
.. ldmllll .(lra/101J
Ilomc 14.conomio Cluh, Opera. 2.
Pili J{\PPA 10T\, Alpha Kappa Psi. Beaux Art Guild. Junior Prom Commitlce. Chairman
Frosh Socia/:...
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ELLE:\, TIIO,\IAS Logan
E. G. FOXLcY Brigham Basic A Tts and SCleJlce Pili KAPPA IOTA; Football, 2, 3, 4; Track, I. 2, 3.
Nasie ....IrIs and SCience ~OROS I"';
MATT EWI:"G Smithfield Agricultural Enghleerhzg a1ld Mecbanic Arts ALPHA
B~au'\
Girl!:.' Rifle Kaprice.
Art
Team:
Guild: I<ampus
D. SHELDON \\' 1:":" :\'ep hi Agricullure PHI K\pp\ I OT\; l\ \ anager Buzzer, 4: Short Story; Glee Club.
DELTA EpSILON
/
LYNN STAUFFER Mendon Basic Arts and SCIence ALPHA GAMMA PHI ; A. A. E.: French Club; RiOl e T ea m : Gradua tion With 1I 0 nors.
LLiZABETH SI-IAW Ogden lJ a~ic Arts and Science SIG~\ \
TH ETA
PHI.
JOII:"
PACL MONSON Ri c hmond Commerce and lJu shl(!ss . Id ministratIon P, " " pp " ALPHA; Glee C lub ; Band; Glee C lub Orchestra; Double Qua rt elle ; Co llege Orchestra.
ELD~
J . ROSENGR EE:" Logan Commerce and Business Admin istration
L. DEA
C IIRI,sTEN SO:" Wellsville Basic Arts and SCIence Student Life S taff, 4.
,\ IYRTI S .\ IATTII EWS Oakley, Id a ho /J(l~.,t: .-1rls and SCIence B r..T\ DEI.
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1/\,
['. J. IlLJR:-':ETT Ogden Commerce arId LJuSl1ltn . ldm ;nrstral.'on p" I "'PP' lOTI, Alpha I"Plu P,i, Alpha Sigma :-':u. Intercollegiate "nigh,,: Fro;h I-ootball \ a"itl Football. ! Secrl'tan' Class, 1. Chairman hat ,\I elee, 3, President ,\l en"
\ER~A
\\'A I "loR Syracuse Home Economics ~1(~\1\ THET\ Pili, Phi Lp,ilon Omicron. Beaux Arb Guild. Ilome fconom:cs Clu h.
P.111 Ill'lIenk. 3.
PIIILlP 1I0RSI.I· Y Price Commerce and B1Hi1JtH
RLSII
CI.ARE BLDGI' Logan
litHIC .Irls alld SCIence
, tdm," ,slraflO1J
DEI T\ :-.:" .
• L', IE IIEI E:-J A:-':FORD Delta
[, R\\ I., C. MOSE R Logan . Igncu/turai Eng;neerl1Jg and ,tteciJamc Arls A. A. E., Cosmopo lit an Club.
!fome Fco1Jomics
Phi L nsilon Omicron: Emp\,rean: Beaux Art Guild: Il oole Fconomics Club ,
LI OYD E, ALI E:-': Logan Commerce Dlld /Ju s;nt'H Administration PHI KAPP' lon ,
I L\l OY:-':1: \\' 11 0, Logan .-1f!,Tlculture O.'I EG\
Tnt.
ALICE BAIIE~ Paradi se !lome EC01l0mlCS
\ I,R:-':O:-': R. I o\T Kavsville IJaSl c . Irls and Scu,u:e
lI(jme Economics Cluh, Beau\ Art Gui ld : Aggie Ramhlers , Girls' Rifle Team ; A, \\', S, Council: A, W. S. Ball Committee.
PilI
K\Pi>\ IOT\; In tercollegiate
Knights. Football, Baskethall , J.
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2,
J,
4,
J(E~~ETII
1'111
P:-,j:
E, S,\ IITII Logan Commerce and BusilleH Admiuist ration i<API'A I OTA,' Alpha Kappa I ntercollegiale
\ ' I :RE"~ \DA;\IS Logan COlllmerce alld IJusitless
I,nighb:
Nat iona l Rifle Associa tion: Rinc T eam, 3: Cadet }Iajor, 4: Basketba ll ;\Ian.ger, 4: Fro,h Footba ll : \ 'a rsit\' Foothall. 2, 3, 4: C hai rm an' ,\ I ilit.,,' Ball Commi tt ee, i ; Junior' Prom
. l dll1"II~/rlltioll
Committee.
1<L.:wr
1.0RI~
Logan Commerce (lnd
LL\ I: R;,!E j. COLES Tremonton Commerce and IJH~i}/e ss
JL:S:J<I"S
AdJlll ll islralion AI.PlIl\
HII Sillt!H
Alpha
Kappa Psi ; Junior Prom Committee ; CIa"..., Socia l'\, 4.
Admilli(/rl1/,oll
JOSI : L' II
I: PSI LON:
DELI \
IIA\ 'LRTZ, JR ,
Logan Commerce and J3l1silleH Administrat ion Pill I,\pp\ 10T,\: Bcau\ An
.IA"I: RICE l ogan
/l ome I: mpyn:an :
Guild; .\ \ ililan' Ball Committee, 3, '
1:(0 11011110
11 0111('
Economic!'>
Club,
J I'RAI.D I:, C II R I STI.\'~ I " Downl'." , Idaho Agricl/ill/ra/ 1:' IIp,.'Ileenll J.!,. Alec/Jollic . trt ,~
KE:--1~ETII
K I"CSFOIW Grace, Idaho Agriculture AH, Cluh: \\'rc, tlinH , 4,
lIlld
AI 1)111 G\M.\\\ Pili : A , A, I:" ~a I iona I I ~ illL' A~,ocial ion:
Pan Ilrllcnic Counc il : Gradualion with honn :'!>: ";dl'dictorian,
ARLA Il, ,\lcl\l'-"O" E\'an~lon,
MARK A. ~IATI I; )' Sp:<lIlish Fork Agriculture PI K \Pp,\ Al
\\'yoming
/l ol11e /:'cOn0I1110 BEl \ 0l:.1 '1 \; Phi lJpsilon Omicron: Short Stor~' C lub: I.:mp),rean; Ilome l:,co l1omics elu b'
PH \.
Aggie Rambler> : Student Life Staff, 3: Johanwn Scholar>hip,
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LEONE C. II E:\RIE Afton, Wyoming Home Economics 7ETA
CHI;
Club;
Pan
Home
ROBERT B. LE IS H MAN We llsville Commerce and Business Adminisirat.:oll
Economics
Hellenic
Counci l.
PARLEY G. CLARK Oakley, Idaho Agricu.lture
C. NEWELL PETERSON Smoot, \Vyoming
Q ,\\EG,\ TAU.
A~.
Agricultu.re C l ub: Frosh Pia,': \\'restling Team, 2, 3. 4.
ARMEN IA ADAMS Logan Home Economics Home Eco nomics Club.
\\ 'A Y:\E Cl IENEY Thorn ton, Idaho BtHic .4 ,is and SCience
RUEL HARR IS Agricu.lture Ag. Club.
OR ION S. PULLEY Agricl/ltural J::ugilleerillg mrd .\/ ecbanic Arts Sc ho lars hi p "A."
FLORENCE J. N I ELSE~ Logan Basic Arts and Science Campus P layers; Opera, 2.
.\ IA RION ,\\ cKEL LI PS Provo Commerce alld Business Administration ALPJ-I \ DELTA EpS I LON; Stu· dent L ife Staff, J; Buzer Staff, Z; ,\Ien's Pan Il elleni c Council.
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1_
MELVI0J S. IIAMILT00J Salt Lake Cit)" Agriculture Pili KAPPA IOTA ; Ag. Club; Fres hman Football : \'ar sit\' Football , 2 , 3, 4 ; Wrestling.
W. O.
WINYARD Logan Ba sic ;I ris a"d SClellCe Riffe Club; Band ; Orchestra.
IIAROLD IIUGO OLSE~ Peter son
L,\ 'E RN DA~IELS Ogde n
Agricllllural Engineering and All ecbanic Art s ALPIIA GAMMA I'll' ; Riffe Club; Aggie Ramblers
Commerce and I3l1 sillc SS Administra tio n ZETA CH'; Aggi e Ramble rs.
IIAROLD M. WADSWORTII
I\ 'A;\ PA C KARD Glenwood, Alberta, anada Ba sic. Arts and SCience Glee Club: Cosmopolitan Club. Wrestling, 3. 4.
Logan
Agriculture PH' BETA RHO ; Scabbard and Blade ; Ag. C lub ; 1st Lieutenant R. O. T. c.; Militarv Ball Committee, 4.
'"
ROLAND P. j\\O~SO~ Blackfoot, Id aho Commerce and Bu siness Admh,ist ral io1J Short Story Club; Aggie Ramblers; French Club : Student Life Staff, 4 ; Debating , 4 .
BETH T. SYPIIUS Ilunlington
Ba sic Art s and SCience GM.\M ,\
X,
G ,\MMA ;
Campus
Players : Little Theatre Pla" s: Little Theatre Council.
.10 EPH W . PRATT Logan Agriculture Ag. Club; Wrestling. 3: Captain , 4.
E. DARRE'LL PALMER Logan Commerce and Bu si ne ss A dmhrisl ral .:o'l
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CLAUDE ZOB!::I L Rigby, Idaho
ROB!::RT R . IIUI I. Ilooper
BaSIc A Tts and Scje1lce
A~ri(ulture
A 1I0nor Roll. A~.
EDITII JE:--'''I:\ Freedom, \\'yoming
L\RLL
II . .\I!::RRII L Richmond /Jasle .lr/s and Se/e"ct Glee Club
BaSIc Art s and SCience GI\\t.\\\ XI GAMMA; Camllu PlJvers' Cosmopolitan; \\ yom.1
Club.
Club: Rifle Club. Cosmopolitan. Rifle Team.
'
IIAROLD PRIC.F McCammon , Idaho
BYRO,\ G. COX .\ Ianti II 'fTlCUIl'lre Ag. Club.
Agriculture
ALICE G. JI::--' '' I:\S Freedom, \Vyorning
A,\TIIO'\ Y S. GARD:\I· R
/lom e hcollomlcs G\,\l\\\ X, GI\MM\, Ilome Ec. C lub . Campus Player>, Co,mopoliran: A~qie Rambler". Girls' Basketball: \\ '\"oma Cluh.
lo .~an
Agriculture
\ R . .\\. \ · ICTOR Brigham
J..\11:1.\ 1:\ 01.:.\; 1$0:\
Agricultural J:llgI1lUrllI,C! cO/d Alecban:c Art~
. 1grill/it ural/-;' ngnleeri"g mid
OMEG\
,\\anti
,\Iecha",c /I rls
T\L.
.Iobn,en Scholar>hip.
E\A,\ IIARRIS Richmond
E1.I.E:\ BEAL.\I0:\T
Bea'-er !Jaue A rls and SCIeIlCI! Beaux Art
/JaSle . tr'-~ alld SCience
SClhhard and Blade. Captain R.O. T. C.
Guild.
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"She Is OUT' Alma MateT' GT'and To Us The Noblest In The Land"
JUNIORS
OA KEN BROA OII EA O Preside/It
V. MERRI LL J OI-INSON ExeClitive CouJlciLman
BONNE AOAJ\lSO:,\ Vic e-President
II ELEN II UUI E Secrelary
The Class of 1928 In the fa ll of 1926, t he jun io r Class, \\'hi ch had du rin g its prev ious t\\"o yea rs led the sc hoo l in acti \'it)" was a ugmented by nea rl y a hun d red mem bers fro m the Bri gham Youn g Co ll ege, who in sured it supremacy durin g its fina l t\\'o \¡ea rs. Excludin g purely Se ni or societies , th e third year class co mpe tes close ly with th at olde r gro up fo r membership in honora ry o rga ni za ti ons; its athl etes outnum be r th ose o f any oth er cl ass; and its debate rs, sin ge rs. th espi ans, and journ a li sts have bee n preemin ent. An unu suall y unified class orga ni za ti on made possible a junio r Promenade whi ch was exce pt iona l, even in compa ri so n with the brilli ant Proms of ot her yea rs. l\ \ asses of pop pi es and tuli ps. embelli shed by a nove l li ghtin g sc heme, made an oasis of Sprin g in d reary ;\1<1rch. T he hun dred and fi fty junio rs of thi s yea r a re reso lved to return en masse in Sep tember of 1927 to continu e th eir acq'ui siti on of ho nor and fame.
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P oca tello, Ida .
OTIS MARLER LEA l-I EDWARDS
Idabo Fa.'ls, Ida.
DICK STRATFORD
RUBY
STR I ~G II AM
LEWIS ROWLAND EV I': LY .
BAILEY
P ocatello, Ida .
Boulltilul Salt I.ake Cily
Nephi
LLOYD TIIE U RER
Provide lic e
ECLALIA II U RREN
!lyde Parh
WAY~E
II E'!R I E
LLCILLE BLACKI IA\\ II. G. WAL TEI~
Alloll W yo.
L ogall RiclJll/ol/d
M I RIA .\ \ ,\.\."\ YCOCK
I.oga l/
C LI~TO" \ T R'! O~
I.ogall
POLLY RICII
I.ogall
.J.
I. agal/
SERi\ I A~
S.\IITII
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Cedar Cit y
;\ \.-\ .'\ I'\E FLOYD '\O EL
BE~\!
Logall
10 '
Salt Lake City
,\ j ARY BE 0iETT
Logall
LOR I\! F IFE
Foul/lai11 Green
LLC ILE OLSE\! BE\!SO~
Logan
\ ' IRG I1\ IA WARDLE IGII
Ogdw
SERGE
AL \, I\!
j\\ ORG .-\ ~
Malad , Ida .
ED,\ A ,\ I ADSE'\
Mal/ ti
EL \, 1,\ EVANS
Pocatello, Ida .
.\ BB I E SCII OLES
Logan
FR,\ '\K ,\ IAUGIIAN
lVelisvilie
BEATR ICE J ESSOP
Logall
II OWAR D LI NFORD E,\ \.'vIA GREE\!
[ , (,]
f( ay sville
Lethbridge, Callada
GLADYS TYSO:\
Brigball!
PERCE BARROWE
Logall
J\ IA Y COWLEY
Logo/!
CYRUS CLARK
Logall
FAYE YEAMA
1
ROY CHR ISTE0JSE0J
Logo 11 Downey, iCla.
STEVE~S
Ogdell
VERI AL HARRIS
Tremo7l/ol1
GLADYS I-lESSER
Rigby, Ida .
IIELEN
REED BALLARD RLTII ZOLLl0JGER J\l. S DURANI
\ ' ELV IIE0JRY
Cacbe jUl1ctioll Providellce
Quetta, IlIdia
BACI-llvIA N
Ogdel1
RAMPTO~
BOIlI1/i/lll
DOROTHY WAKELEY
Logall
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SYLVA\! ER ICKSON
Loga/!
Ti l [L,\\ A DLJDLEY Magratb, Callada
\\I ILLlA ,\\ S,\ \I TII
IW ,\\ A I\ \IDDLETO,,"
eLi FTO\! SM IT II
I.ogal/ Malad, Ida.
ROSCOE PIXTO\!
Sandy
\,E I \:~O\!
ALT:\
LARSO\:
III RST
IIARRY J\\ORGAl" I.,,\ 'E RA LEIG II
DEA\! B.\lRD FLORA GREE\: OWEN KIRBY
,8 ]
Cedar City
J\1 :\I\Y WOOZLEY
BERYL FROYD
r
Frallklin , l da .
Cedar City S1I1itbJieid
I_oga /l Idabo Fall s l.o{!,all
Asbtoll , Ida . l_ogall IIyde Park
A FTO'J ELI ASO'J
toga II
NAOM I BROADII!::AD
Nepbi
LOU IS BRE\:ClILEY
Wellsville
MELBA TIIOR:\LEY
f{ aysville
Y. YA ,\ 'I A'JOLJC III SA I~ A II
.\ IAL'GI IA0!
Iir igballl I.ogall
MOTOSLiK I SUZLiK I
Ogdell
ONETA PETERSO\:
['ro n)
ELV I:\ J\.IALGIIA1\
I. oga I!
DO'J:\!::TTA CO.\:
Mallti
ARC III !::
l .ogoll
' 11\I S
ED\!A TIIORSO:\
/Jear Ni'i.'c r
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"And True To Her We'll Ever Stand
A. C. U OurA. C. U"
SOPHOMORES
LO ISE SHEPHERD Vice-Preside lit
RETA HILL Secretary
GLE\J WORTHINGTON EX Jc utive COllllcillllall
FRANK O. MORGAN President
\
The Class of 1929 The Sop homores are ever the life of the schoo l, and this year's class was no exception. Class parties were a syno ny m for "pep," class meetings were well attended, a nd class spi rit was manifest in a ll t he Sophs did.
To spo rts, to debating, to dramatics, to music, to journalism, the
Sophomore class gave m a ny fine a nd talented members; in fact, there was no act icity which was not stronger for support f ro m t hi s class. I n the an nual tug of war between the Frosh and Sop h, the Sop hs fo ught manfully thru a st ream of icy water, though o utnumbered by the yo uthful oppo nents.
We expect g reat things in the future of this
sp rig htly class.
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II ORT EI SE SWE. DS00! CLIF FORD FRYE C II R I STE~SEN
KATHERINE
O~DULYN
ECKERSALL
PAUL LA YT00! LOUISE FRA0!DSEN
RUTII BELL ARV ID
LARSO~
CONSTA~CE
MERRILL
ELLA BENNI00! JACK MORTON LOTTIE
j O~ES
ADA BICKMORE GEORGE LARSON ZELLA LINFORD
JUNE
LARSE~
CORNELL JAFUIA0! DORIS MORTENSON
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II AZEL COOK WI~TLE
AR OLD
ELSIE WYATT
MARY
BALLANTY~E
110M ER GESSEL FA YE PEDERSEN
ELVA WIGHT G S F. ROWE ALYCE
IIANSE~
CAM ILL E CHR IST IA NSEN JAMES ABBOTT PIIYLLIS BALLA'"
PER~ECY
L1~KERDORFER
VERNO~
SEAMONS
ANN IE McALLISTER
INA CROCKETT MERLI~
RIGBY RUTII HART
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J
GRACE T IIOMPSON ROY ROSS DALLAS ]OIINSO'J
REBECCA NELSO'J l\IILTO'J RIGBY FLORENCE N I CIIOLS
MOR ITA
CI I E~EY
B IO"! TOL,\I :\" II EL!':'J BOWJ-:"!
LLC IL E ,\ \ ORGA"! STA,,\LEY BOYLE WA:\DA G..\RRJ-:TT
:GENE\,A DAY LYl\I A'J SJ\IITII PIIYLLIS PETERSO'J
MAY EARLY CAL \ ' IN WALKER CONNIE SHAW
I 6\ I
ERMA LLOYD \ 'ER:,\O:\ LARSO:'\ IIORT E~SE
,\ \ARBLl:
CA I-D \.-\ DA \' I S IIO\V ~\RD
WILLIAMS ADDIE TEBBS
COY rIFE FRA:'\f( YOSIIIDA l\'ORl\IA
\vESTO~
LELA" L1:'\f(ERSDORFER 0:0R:'IIAN JENSON ORPIIA
LOLA
SWEETE~
\vAIILSTRO~ ER~EST
C"APPELL
ERMA 11ENDRICKS
L1LLlA~
j\·\ORRELL
LA VERN LA RS00J II.-\RRI ET LOFTIIOL'SI-:
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PIIYLLIS JOII , ON J\ IIL TO:--.J IIARTVIGSEN ORPIIA DAVIS
\ ' IRGI'\IA SI\II T II MELV IN STEPI IE:--.J N I"!A ROB INSO\l
CO:--.J ' I E BENSON IRVIN BURGOY\lE LYDIA GIBBO\lS
LO IS DUNN WARREN
ROBIi':SO"! LEONA IIODGES
FLORE\iCE LOVELESS CYRUS W, GREAVES GWENDELLA TIIORNLEY
8.FTO\l F I:--.JU S00: GORDO:--.J K. KE:--.J:--.JARD ROSABELL GARNER
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E.\I il i A PERUCCA RLJLO J ]. WESTON JOYCE JOHNSTON
L1LLlA;\l PETERSO'-J MELBA KIDGEL MARJORIE LAilDI
IXCY EARLY DALE STEWART :'III:LBA STEWART
.\L1 CE ATK I,\S JESSE IIUTCIII\!SO;\l RCT II ZOLLI\iGE I1.
EVELY\! JO;\lES BERDIE BAIR li RE\! AULT
I RE'\I : WOODWARD MERLIN SIIIPLEY LEA l I HANSON
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D I MA WI UlORE WE TO\: R. CLARK. L DE ,\ \.' ROGERS
.\ I.\ RG,\ RET DL\.'KLEY BER\:.\ RD \.'EL O\.' ~ I YRLE
LJl.J\.'\.
WA~DA II OLL \ ~D
R I LD :\ FL II RI. \ .\ L\ \.'
CI.EO\.'E ROSE W ILL\RD T IIOR\:LI: Y FRA~ I< I I:
,\ II LES
[691
"When E'eT' She's BT'OUBht Into a Test
A. C. U. OUT' A. C.
u."
FRESHMEN
BA~ KIIEAD E Il tertai IllIIellls
DEEST,\
IIOL.\IGRE'.: Vice-PresIde lit
LAURA
AU lA P00! D
EZRA OWE:---.!
Secretary
Presidel1t
The Class of 1930 On the quality of the Freshman cla ss depends the stab ility of our schoo l in the future , and this yea r's newcome rs m a ke us optimi st ic to the fullest de,'S ree. The cla ss of 1930 is a body of wide-awake a mbi t iou st udents of whi ch any ~c h oo l mi g ht well be proud.
The Frosh football
team was o ne to merit much comm end at ion ; in basketball , our squad felt the added st ren,'S th of seve ral fin e new playe rs, the m a ny hol es in our depleted track squad were quickly and capab ly filled by aspiring a nd promising g ree nlin gs; the Freshman play s howed clea rl y that the hi strionic talents o f that g roup a re rem a rk a bl e.
A ll in a ll th e fresh
vigor of the class of 1930 fill s the older Aggie st udents with joy, and they ca nnot but fe el that g reat thin gs are in store fo r the co ll ege with suc h students in it s ra nk s.
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AR ITA
BOLl~
PRATT ALLRED LO ISE KERR
CLEOPHA RICHARDS ~ I CKI
P E\vA I VERA
LOLA
j\ lADSE
PAUL
GREE~
I
LARSO~
i\lARGARET LEAT II A,\ l
ROZELLA L \V HENRY OR ,\ lE EVELYN PUDGLEY
j\ lARD ll E II ARR IS ART II UR
\v 1 ~~EGRE~
ELLE0! BURTO\l
VEDA BARTLETT IRV INE YOU:\G CLARA
LI~KERSDORHR
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DELO~E
\,ALE~TINE
,\lYRON CHILDS ROZANNA LEE
HUGII WILCOX EDITH P.-\RKI:.!SON j. II. ,\lcCALLlSTER
i\lELVI:.!A HUFFAKER j.-\CK WINN AFTON EVANS
LISLE ,\ \. ADAMS VELA IIEAPS KE:.!NTI-I MOSER
ERMA IIYDE OWE:.! TAYLOR ,\ lAURINE VICKERS
GEORGE BISIIOP LUELLA OWEN LEO\:ARD RAMPTO'\
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GRETTA CII E:"JEY LEW IS FREER D L\l A F ISHER
LLOYD II ARR IS FRA:"JCES VERi':00J SPE~CER
II OWELL
TR ILVA PECK KE0J:"JET II VA:"JDER HOOF LA
VER~E ZU~ D ELL
1'vl YR00J LAYT00J IVI E RAE MASO:"J lvlALCOUl CRA WFOR D
GWENEVERE STEPHENS OWE:"J OLSO:"J VIRG I:"J IA PF ISTERE R
LlO:"JEL C. SLATER l\ lART HA RAL Ll SO:"J KI.\l BER LARSO:"J
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FRED STODDARD LAURA CHAMBERS DAVID WILLIAMSO:'-l
FA . :'-lIE SPE:'\CER CARL HEYWOOD ITIIA PARKS
DO~ALD
CROOKSHANK
jUA0:ITA BOYLE GEORGE LAWRE"lCE
.J ESS E LA RSO:'-l
RALPH JUDD FERN JOII\: O\:
ROY
IIE~RIE
ALICE ISRAELSON FRA:'-l KLiN MONSON
GLADYS S"'llTH CIIARLES F. BURTO\: HELE"l TOWERS
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IIUGO BO ll MAN ELVA PARKER CLARK A. GARD:--JER
JELL! E TEBBS C F. AS II BAKER
ELVA W I N:--J
NEAL
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VERRELL SPROUSE LEO I \:GR. \ J\1
EDI T II WOOD BENT R. BR YA\: WE\:DA .\ lI LUR
RO:'\ALD
Wi ll TT I \:G AN:--JA ROGERS BYRO:--J
J O II ~SON
EL!lABET l1 LA YTO\: KE IT II BROW:--J ALDORA ALDER
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ALICE
rO~!\ESBECI<
WE:\DELL
j\IE~DE~IIALL
U~A
LARSO"
CL.,\RI< .\I ORGr\0.' JO 11.-\"'(1\
l\IADSE~
LEE BICKMORE
Eli\l:\ E SKEWES II ERBERT
GRlrFI~
GRETTA rREDER ICI<SO!'-:
TIIAIS l\IERRILL ZELP IIA '\\ cP IIERSO::--; EUl ER FARRAR
ED~A
BC~"ELL
JA.\\ES II EYWOOD V IR G I ~ I.-\
IIAROLD F.
PETERSO~
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M. ADAM
A~NA
WEST DEAN BOYLE FLORE~CE
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RUBY
JOII~SO~
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EDYTH
BELLlSTO~
FERROi\' IIACK I:-':G MARGARET E\ 'A'-JS
LOU IS E COOK MARY GR I Fr: ITII S PEARL S'\lITH
ET H EL JARRETT FRED C. LOWE LEA l I MERRILL
JOSEPI-I DAY BLANCII E LA RSO:-': AMOS BINGIIi\ ,\\
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"She Ever Ranks Amons The Best A. C. U OurA. C. U"
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SOCIAL FRATERNITIES
Sigma Chi Founded at Miami University. IS;;
Gamma Kappa Chapter established, 1926
ME JvlB ERS
I~
WARRE;\) G. HAWLEY, 28
FACULTY
P. E. PETERSON ASA
JOHN G. McCUNE, '28
B ULLE~
W. E.
VOSCO CALL, '29
THA I ~
~OEL
JOSEPH R. j E~SEN
BE, NIO;\), '28
GLE~N
STA, GER, '29
Ricbfield Ogden Brigba11l City Logan l dabo Fall s
D. EARL ROBI;\)SO;\)
LELAND SKANCHY, 28 THEO
T II A I ~,
Logan
WILLIAM HAYWARD, '29
Logan
ELG I;\) j ACKSO. , '29
Logan
Logan
'2
Loga/!
FRA~K CHR I STE;\lSE~,
'27
RA;\)DOLPI-I RITER, '26
LLOYD DAVIS, '29 CHARLES GR IFF IN, 29
Presto/!
FERRIS W. .\tILE , '27 TENSE~,
Logan Logan
W. AB:\ER LARSO , '28
CHESTER CII RI
REED BULLE;\), '29
PAUL LA YTO. , '29
MOlltpelier
28
EARL
BriglJam
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jE~SE;\) ,
'29
Brigbam Logan J{ aysville
Logan
Sigma Chi
GEORGE MART INEAU, '29
Logan
ERNEST GARDNER, '30
A/toil
CLARE BUDGE, '30
Logan
EUGE E WARBURTON , '30
Salt Lake
STANLEY HALL, '29
Ogdell
EDW IN CARLISLE, '29
Logall
ALMA
POND, '30
RA YMOND GRANT, '30 FRANK WEBSTER, '30
JOSEP l1 CALL, '30
Grace
Logall Salt Lake City
HERBERT GR IFF IN, '30
Ogdell
SPENCER I IOWELL, '30
Logall
GRANT I IAMMOND, '30
Logall
WESLEY SORENSON, '29
Logall
RA Y B. WEST, j R. , '30
Loga1l
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8rigbam City
ALBERT CH IPMAN. '30
f(ay sville
MOSES T II ATCHER, '30
Logan
PERRY STEWART, '30
Logan
KENNET II VANDER HOOF, '30
Ogde/l
Pi Kappa Alpha Founded at University
or
\V es t \ 'irginia , 1868
GammJ Epsilon Chapter establish, 1925
MEMBERS 1'1 FAC LTY
DAV ID B. II A IGIIT, '28
P. V. CAR DON
CLl Y I"O:\ D. VE RNON, '28
Loga/!
IWBI:: RT G I BBONS, '28
Loga/!
REED BA I LEY
Oahley, f dc. .
W ILLI AM WA R'iER J\ l A I NA RD LARSON , '28 j. PAL'L MO".!SON, 27
Richmond
B CYR I L M.O'iSON, '27
Ricbmol1d
DA V ID II URREN, '27
H yde Parh
II A ROL D M. PETERSON, '27 ERNEST R. LEE, '27 M A RK A MATLEY, '27
fl UG 11 BENN IO'i, '28
Smitbfield
F armi I1gtOIl
TH EO DORE ROGERS, '28
Fillmore
CHARLES HAR DI NG , '28
Payson
Loga./! H yde Parh
A DDI NGTON MA RT I NDALE, '28 Oakley
Spal1isb Fork
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•
Pi Kappa Alpha
GLl: :\ WORT I II:\GTO:\, '29
t;EORCI: 0 .\\ IS. '30
i\' e pbi
GOlmo:\ WOOD , '29
'e pbl
LEWIS BE,\GLI: Y, '29
Nepbi
RI : Y:\OI.DS RI -. I: DER. '30 C\RL D.\ \ ' IS, '.30
RL ·1.0N CO\VA:\ , '29
T. GILBERT GIBBY, '2!) I:L'CE:\E OSTLFR , '30
Nephi 'epbl
CI:ORGE BISIIOP, '30
Car/alld
DELOS TIIO ,\ \PSO:\ , 30
CarTa lid
. IIOWAIW T.\:-\'\ER , '30
Millord
VER:\O~
BCDGI:. '30
IIARRY TODD, '30
Paris, Idabo Ogdell
[ !!7J
Vemal
Brigball/ Verual
Phi Kappa Iota btahli,hed at L tah Agricultural College, 1%7
~\EMBER
1:\ f,\Cl'LTY
ELDO:\ ,\ \. C.\ TE , '27
Milford
PR -S I DE:,\,T E, G, PETERS00:
\ 'E R\:O:'\' LO\'[, '27
\\', L. W,,:\L:\SS
TI IO,\ \A
GEORGE B, CA I:\E
DAVID I. GARD\:ER, '27
Salldy
0, W, I RA ELSO:\
1100\', \RD L1:\FORD, '18
f{ aysville
S, R, STOCK
AL\ ' I:\ ,\ \ORG ,\\: , '28
C. j. SORE;-,JSO:\
STERLI:\G RI:I::CE, '27
Paysoll
IIE\!RY OBERIIA0:SLEY
,\ LTO:\ ,\\'-\LGIL-\:\ , '2R
l,og!111
;-,JEWEL S,\\:DERS, '27 f(E:\~ETII
S,\\ITII, '27
LESTER POCOCK, '27 fRED IIOG,\:\ , '27
GREE\:, '27
I,'aywille I. ogan
Malad
1,'ays'L'111e
EL\'I:'\' E, E\',\:\ , '28
Pocatello
I,ogall
G, GIBbS S,\ \ ITII , '28
I,ogarl
\ 'E R:,\,,\L SIIL' RTLEIT '18
Ogdell
.\\O:\ROE CR,\:\I\EY, '18
I,ogan
Tooele l,e'Wistoll
LLOYD ,\LLE:\ , '27
I. ogall
WILLI.\ ,\ \ GEDDI:S, '27
Ogdell
EU\ER Bl'R0:ETT, '27
Ogdell
OTIS .\ \'\RLER, '28
SIII::LDO\: WI;-,JN, '27
Xephr
RICI L\RD
C. \ :,\,TRIL \:IELSO:\, '28
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TRATFORD , '28
lI yrum
Idab o Falls Pocatello
Phi Kappa Iota f( aysville
SET II BLOOD, '29 JAC K MORTO\: , '29
Loga//
WE:--JDELL PIIILLIPS. '29 ELLIS WADE . '29
ALBERT WOOD , '29
Payson
'29
Logan
EIU 1A:--J Si\\ IT II , '29
Loga n
TI IERON S,\ l.\RT, '29
Sandy
JA'\1 ES Ul': DERWOOD . '2l) WILLARD GEDDES. '29
Logan ,If t. Pleasa nt
.\RTlI L;R WI:\:\ I::RG R E\: , '30
Logan
IR\ ' I:"J E LI:\DQCI T , '30
Logan
. \RLI ~
!.ogan
II ':\S,\K I:R.
'3~
I.ogan
LOY:\L IIA LL , ')0
I.ogan
GEORGE J CD. \II . '30
Dell'ver Logan
CA RL SII ITF I ELD . '30
C \RROL .\l.\DSE:\ , '30
!,'ays'l:tlle
T II ORV.\ L I II C K.\ !'\ \:, '30
EZRA OWE:\ , '3()
TIIEO .\ l.\DSE:\. '30
/I yru III
Ogdw Eureka
CRA~\:EY.
GLE:\:\ CLA R K. '30
f( aysville
GL;S F. ROWE , '29
A. G.
L",G R.-\ :--JD i\ II::LSOi\. '30
Loga n
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,lit . Ple:lsant
I.ogan
Delta Nu btahli;hed at L.:tah Agricultural College, 1914
J\ \ E,\ \ BERS 1:\ FACLLTY
FLO YD T II OR:,\,LEY. '28
S1Ilithfieid
\!. A. PEDERSEf'.:
LLOYD T il EURER, '28
Provide lice
RAY B. W I'::ST
j\ \ ERR I LL J O II ~ 0:\, '28
WALLACE .I
\ I CK I~ R
Ricbll1ol1d
L Yi\ \ A\: MORRELL. '27
Hyde Park
.l Oll :'\' ABERSOLD, Ii
Provide1lce
DEWE Y CLYDE \!. E.
EDLEr:SOI'~
JOEL R ICKS
LL\!D JOII SO\!, '28
Logall
DI-:U \ AR T I \!GE Y
DAKE'.' BROADHEAD, '28
Nepbi
LELA\:D OLSO:\, '28
Loga//
FRA\:K J\ \ ORGAN, '29
Nephi
Logo II
\\,I LBLRl'\ W ILSO:\. 'Ti CEORGE II ARRIS, 27
Ric!J1JlOl1d
RL'SSEL S!\ \I T II , '27
RiciJ1110lld
J\ \ ERR ILL J\ \. DARLEY, '27
Wellsville
ALLA\! CA\!\!O:'\', '27 RUS H BUDGE, '27 STE WA RT STAR R, '27
J
Z. STEWART,28
II E:,\,RY RA J\ \ PTOl'\, '28
Bountiful
Salt Lake City
LEW IS ROWLA\!D, '28
Salt Lake City
Logol1
PERCE BAR ROWS, '28
Logall
V I V IAN TAN\!ER, '28
Logo'll
Springville
Logan
DORVAL IIAM M O\! D, '28
[90 1
Providence
Delta Nu CLIFFORD FRYE, '29 DALE
SORE~SOt\ ,
JOI I NSTO~,
Sprillgville Hrigballl Cily
Logan
I:OSTER
'2l)
Logall
PAL'L LARSO:" , '30
Prestoll
29
Hlackjool
DA \10 I:\')\,\S, '30
Soda Sprillgs
ROLA:\lD L1LLYWIlITE, '30
Brigha lll
P I~ATT ALLRED, '30
Moab
j\ 1E:\lDE,\IIALL. '30 Springvilre
CLARK MORGAN, '30 RAMPTO'\ , '30
CYRUS GREAVES, '30
30
AU lA GARD:\lER , '30
Logan
ELLIS DOTY, '30
~ I ERR I LL.
Ricbmolld
Pres ion
IIAROLD j\ \ ERRILL, '30
LEO~ARD
,\ IYRO:" CIl ILDS, '30 ER:"EST IIORSLEY, '30
LEE PACKc:R, 'Z9
WE~DELL
RiciJ 1110 lid
Brigbam City
'30
COLEMA;\: E:"SIG:" ,
STERLI'\G L.'\RSO , '3(1
Pres/oil
I IA \\ ' KS, '29
VI:"CE:"T REEVES, '3U
LLOYD
Malad
TEWART, '29
STA~TO:'\
LOt. ' IS
Brigba1l1 City
Ricb11l0l1d Nepbi Bountijul Logan
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Loga ll
Alpha Delta Epsilon Established at Ctan Agricultural Co llege, 1915
VER;\1ALD JO H\:S. '28
M.H I BERS I i\: FACLJL TV B. L. R ICHARDS
VER\:AL II ARRIS, '28
Ogden Tremont on
F. L. WEST DAR I EL REESE, '29
Logan
W ILLIAM PETERSON
,
WATK I ~S ,
W ILLIAM GARD;\1ER
L YDE
FRA"lK R. ARNOLD
GERALD CROCKETT, '28
ELVER E COLES, '27
lI illckley
IA ! THLS WR IGII T . '27
!-I i II[ kley
ivl YRAL CLARK. '27
f.og'lI/
MAR ION M c KELLIPS, '27
Provo
ROSCOE PI XTO;\1, '28
Samiy
LELA~D
I. oga//
III LL . '28
..... RV ID LA RSO:--: , '29
Tr elll ollton
GOLDE;\1 WR IGI IT . '27
'29
Tr emontol1 Sa1l Diego Sa1ldy
.\ l AT I II.·\S R ICIIARDS. '29 8rigba/ll City PETER EVANS, '29 LEE ROBERTS, '29
[ 92
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Carla lid L ogo/!
Alpha Delta Epsilon LYi\lA
SJ\IITH, '29
AR\:OLD WINTLE, '29 ROY ROSS, '29
ROBERT FORRESTER, '29
Ricbfield Tremolltol1
LISLE ADAMS, '30
Trel1lol1toll
II OSEA WALKER, '29
Hillckley
C1IESTER WRIGHT, '30
J-lillckley
EAR:'\EST DUTSO"!, '30
Hin ckley
VERNO"! LARSON, '29
SlIIitbfield
THAIS MERR ILL, '30
Rici.J7110Ild
"!ELLO WALDRON, '29
Trelllontoll
LAVER"!E LA RSO"!, '30
S lIIitbfield
STERLING RICIIARDS, '30
Carla lid
HOl/eyvil/e
LLOYD HARRIS, '30
.
,\IAX BEAL, '30
LOgG'lI
EARL HA \V KS, '30
Brigba/1/
I
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J
RiciJl7lond Preston
Alpha Gamma Phi Established at Utah Agrioultural Co liege, 1920
MDI BERS I '-! FACCL T1'
\\' I L Ll A !\1 WOOD , '27
Minersville
ED ,\-I V \ D ITLDII I A'-!
,\1 YRO:\ II A:\SOI\, '26
Beaver Dam
A. I L POWELL
L YN:'-J STAUFFER, '27
W I LLIS T I \:G E1'. '28
Brigbam City
Loga7/
W ELLS COLLETT, '27 H . HLGO OLSE:\ , '27
Peterson
FE:LD,\I A\:
Logan
EDj\ I L: ~D
J ERAL D
C "I ~ I STE~SEN,
'27
DOYLE AFFLECK, '27
Logan
S. R. H U:,\T, '27
Logan
OWEN G I BSO\:, '28
Nephi
EARL
GREE~ II ALGII.
OWL
II OWARD, '28
Downey
D L'ANE
A. I L POW ELL
Log:w
:\EWEL
LEW IS FRHR, '30
Burley
A FTO\: ELI.-\ SO:\, '28
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Mendon
J E~SE:\,
'28
STEVE~S.
'28
'28
Nephi
Malad H yrum
Logan Millville
Alpha Gamma Phi OSWALD JOH NSO:\, '29
Pleasant Crave
GEORGE LAWRENCE, '30 ROY CHR ISTENSEN, '28 LAVON LARSON, '29 MARLOW WOODWARD, '28 W ILLIAM D. MARK, '28 H L.;GO BOHMAN, '30
WESLEY KELL E R, '29
Logan
OWEN TA YLOR, '30
Blackfoot
Sbelley Dow/leY Hyrum
KE IT H JOH NSON, '29
Pleasant Crave
RE I F WADLEY , '28
Pleasa11t Crave
Fra'/lklill Blackfoot Peterson
Logan
D U RRELL H UG HES, '30
Me11don
01HELLO HANSON, '28
Beaver Dam
HEN R I E ORME, '30
Nepbi
MARK HOLME , '28
Logan
KARL F I FE, '28
Logan
F. L. 0 RE ILLY, '30
EZRA CARDO\! , '28
T o rri ngt011
Omega Tau Established at Utah Agricultural College, 1920
J\ l El'vl 13ER
I"! FACULTY
ER"'EST BA ILEY, '28
PETER "'ELSO"!
II AROLD PETERSON, '28
Nepbi Grace, Idaho
WILFORD eCOLE IIEBER ELLSWORT II , '28
Logan
AJ'vlOS eCOLE, '28
Logan
POST GRADCATES C J\ l ER LI N HIRST
C MERLI"! HI RST, '26
PARLEY G. CLARK, '27 R..\1. YI CTOR. '27 HENR Y JO"!ES, '28 SYL \ 'A\: ER ICKSO\:, '2R
J. ogan
DA"' I EL O. JONES, '28
Oakley lJ·i{!.balll !Ilal ~d .
Malad, Idabo
LEGRA'-JD WALKER, '28 Pleasant Grove
Idabo
CALVI'-J W IXOM' 28
Logan
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Brigba1ll City
Omega Tau [)FA0: BA IIW , '28
Asbioll ,
BIO.\) TOli\ \ AN, '29
Mllrlaf.,
AU1A DUKE. '2R
/. agall
W I LFORD CLARK , '2R W I L L/ A ;\ \
ALT O~
Coalville
PART I ~CTO~,
CADD, '29
DE W ITT SM IT II , '30 F RED CADD, '29 I-{USSELL KEATC H, '30
Idaho
'29
/. oga//
Nephi Pleasant Grovel
Nephi Pleasant Grove
197 J
,\ ll" LV/!'\ S TI~ P " I::NS, '30
MOlltpelier
LLI: C L' Y ,\\ A.\:, 3()
II lIlllillgtoll
DA \, 10 ADA ,\\ SO.\:, '30
Pleasallt Grove
"COhere Is No Doubt About Her Fame She Always Fi8hts To Win The Game"
SORORITIES
Sorosis F,tahlish,·" at L t"h Agricultur;d Collcj(c, IH99
BESS I E /\ , .\ \ ERR ILL. '27
'1'1 11:'-.\1.\ DLDLE)" '28
I.ogall
RL 'I3 ), STR I : LLE~
T II 0 .\ \ A5, '27
K IR J\\ /\
PET I : RSO~ ,
/.ogall
I ~G II A ,\1.
l.ogc. 1I
DAMA RI
S L'TTO~ ,
I.ogall
II ELE~
Prestoll
FAL'0:G GEDDE , '27
'27
I.ogall
'28
Hlc/lIllollll
POLL)' R ICII , '28 RO.\ \A
'I' ll ELMA FA ),LOR, '27
HOI/lltijl,!
'28
I' R.\ i\C IS T IIO.\\ AS, '28 130~~E ADA.\\ SO~ ,
'27
,11agratb, Call .
:'\ IDDLETO~ ,
l.oRall '28
Cedar City
II UUI E, 'ZR
Loga/!
.\\ AR), WOOZLE Y, Z8 E,\ \;\\ A
Logall
GREE~,
'28
Malad Letbbridge, Call.
MA R Y B EN~ ETT, '28 GLADYS
TYSO~ ,
'28
Brigbam CIty
I: VEL YN CROCKETT, '28
[ 100 J
Sail I.a ke City f( aysville
Sorosis IIEPARD, '29
Logall
LEE ORA TARBET, '29
Logall
PATRICIA PARK R, '29
Logan
LOC ISE
I ARGARET T IIO:'I AS, '29
Logo II
DOROTIIY W:\TKI,\ , '29
Logall
FA YE PEDERSEN, '29
Logall
BESSIE GR I FF IN, 'ZC)
Logan
ERMA LLOYD, '2C)
St, A IItbollY
ORPIIA SWEETE'\, 'Z9
Carla lid
GWE,\DOL Y,\
Frallklill
.\II TII. '29
LAMAR LY .\ !.\'\ , '2()
Paro'l£all
ORP II A DA \'1 ,'2e;
Malad
ED0JA WILSO'\ . '29
Logan
II AZEL COOl"':, '2C)
Logall
[ 101 1
EL \ 'A BODE0J, 'Zc .\1 ELBA TI IOR,\LEY, 'Z
I.ogall f{ ayvsille
IIELE'\ PETT, '29
Eureka
TRLJTII TAYLOR, '29
Burley
Sigma Theta Phi Established at Utah Agricultural College, 1912
MEMBERS IN FACULTY
NAOM I BROADHEAD, '28
Nepbi
MISS CHARLOTTE KYLE
ELIZAB ETH SHAW, '27
Ogden
MRS. CHRIST INE B. CLAYTON
LEAH EDWARDS, '28 EDYTH E JOHNSON, '27
ORA PACKER, '27 CONN IE LARSON, '27 VEDA MASO , '27
L ogan
Willard Logan
ALBERTA J ENSEN, '27
L ogan
MA Y COWLEY, '28
Presto?!
RITA CRANNEY, '28
Logan
HELE:--.J STEVENS, '28
Ogden
Smitbfield
ERMA WORLEY, '27
VER:--JA WALKER, '27
I daho Falls
CARMA DAVIS, '29 JAN ICE J ENSEN, '29
Syracuse Logan
:--JONA TODD, '28
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Brigham City Ricbfield Ogden
Sigma Theta Phi I 10RTE~SE E\'A
~ \ ARBL
JOII~SON ,
,'29 Brigbam City
'29
Prestoll
J L.;:\ E LARSO, , '29
Preston
"IRG!. IA WARDLEIGII, '2
Ogde7/ ,lit. Pleasallt
E.\U\\A p . RUCCA, '29
Ogden
ELLA BENNION, '29
Loga ll
DOROTIIY
ANDERSO~ ,
ALYCE IIA
1 E~ ,
GRACE TIIO .\\ P
'29
'29 O~ ,
Ogdell Mt. Pleasallt
'29
Logan
K.·\ TIIRY;\JE PRE TO:\, '29
Logall
E\'. \ JE:\KI:\ , '29
Logan
RO.\IA CIIRISTE:\ E:\, '29 Brigbam City
[ 103 1
~ \ ARGARET
0
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Wbitlley
MARGUERITE HAN 0:\, '29 Salt Lake VIRGI;\JIA CROCKETT, '29
Logan
Beta Delta btahli,htd at Ltah Agricultur,d
.\ RL \ .\\ cK I 1\:\0:\. ''27
\, E~r\CE
,\\ YRTIS .\\.\'I' T III: \\ 'S. BERTII.\ STOI"':En,
'1_I
\ ·ER:\.\ I.\ C I"':SO:\. ''28
I.ogall
REESE. "1./
BER YL FROID. '2R
/J"f!,balll City 'T _I
I'll;
IXELL. \ I I.-\ RR IS. ''27
f:"vallstoll
,\ L LI E BLRGO Y:\E. '26
Lolk~c,
TrelllolltOlI
L ogall
Cedar CIty
G \\' E:\ 001. Y:\ II. \ :\SE:\, '28 PrO'l:idellfe
Oakley
\ '[L \ ', \ B, \ CII.\ \. \ :\, '28
Cl!tzr{Leld
r IO~
J
Paysol/
Beta Delta
L I LLA L/ :-lFORO , ',2()
L ogall
ELLE:\ II A\: K , ',2<)
EO:\A ,\\.\ 0 E1\, ',21'
Mallii
E\ ' ELY\: TLJOOE:-l II.\ ,\\ ,
:\ORA BLOOD, 'ZlJ
LI L Ll A\: OIU \ E, ,29 IXC I LLE CL' RT IS,
',2~
,\ \ ELBA T ll f.:L' RER, 'Z() ,\ OO I E TEBBS , '2l-i :\ I~ TT I E
S:\\I T II , '2lJ
T ooele
Payso ll
Prm:ldell ce
Pa ll f!, uil cb
B ea7.:er
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'2<)
" 'e'll:l o ll
Gamma Xi Gamma Established at U tah Agricu ltural ColleHe , 1910
,\ I D IB ERS 1:-': FACCL T Y
LOC I E SY,\I E, '27
T II EL\I A FOGELBE RG
EDI T II j E:-':K I:-':S, '27
,\IRS. WESTO:-': \ 'ER;--:O:-':
BEATR ICE JESSOP, '28 .-\LI CE
j ENK I ~S,
Rock Sprl1lgs, Wyo , Freedom, Wyo.
'27
Freedom, Wyo .
FLORE:-':CE GREA \ 'ES, '28
I.oga/!
JESS IE CRE
I.oga/!
.\ ROELL:\
AL, '29 1.\I PSO:-':,
'7
E\ ' EL Y:\ II ODGE , '29 RO J{ E:-':CE .\ :-'::-': U :;,\1 0
( 106)
Loga/!
LA~ I ER ,
, '29
Logan Logan
'2()
a1l1pa Logan
Zeta Chi Established at Utah Agricultural College, 1921
~UFFER,
ALTA HIRST, '28
Logall
RHEA
'28
Logan
GWYN ROUC I-IE, '28
Logan
J\l ARY I'll ITTON, '29
Logan
LEAH
MOUR I TSE~ ,
'27
ESTHER]. HUNT, '27
Snowflake
LAVERN DANIELS, '27
Logan
LEONE IIENRI E, '27
Afton
RUTH BELL. '28
Logan
J\lAUD
McCLELLA~ ,
'29
RUTH IIART, '29 J\ ll R IAM MAYCOCK, '28
GWE:-.JDELLA
Montpelier
Loga1/ Bloo millgtoll Loga1/
[ 107]
THOR~LEY ,
'28 Smitbfield
HAnd Proud WeAre Of Her Great Name
A. C. U. Our A. C.
u."
Professional and Honorary Fraternities
Alpha Sigma Nu (Senior Honorary Society) Established at Utah Agricultural College, 1919
LESTER POCOCK
Tooele
NEWEL SANDERS
ERMA WORLEY
Logan
FRANK CHRISTENSEN
VEDA MASON ELMER J BURNETT
Willard Ogden
GOLDEN WRIGHT
Hinckley
LEAH MOURITSEN
Montpelier, Ida.
BERTHA STOKER
Kaysville Logan Clearfield
HAROLD M. PETERSON
Logan
BESSIE A. MERRILL
Logan
[ 110 ]
,
J
I
Phi Kappa Phi ( cholaslic) Founded al Uni"ersil}' of Maine, 1897 lah Agricultural C hapter established, 1920
ORA PACKER
Home Ecollolltics
JOSEPH SYj\\O '
GOLDEN WR IGII T
Bas. A ris alld Sci.
LUELLA II ARR IS
HOllie Economics
DANALD J EPP ES00:
Bas. Arts and Sci.
CAROL!
E
~\.
IIENDR ICKS Com. mul Blls. Ad.
NEPT , E FOGELBERG Com. alld BItS . Ad. BERTHA
TOKER
Home Eco/lOmics
STERL! IG REECE
Com. alld Bus. Ad.
JOH
Bas . Arts alld Sci.
. ABERSOLD
ALBERTA
JE~SEN
ELMER]. BUR, ETT
Bas. Arts alld Sci. COllllllerce
COlli . alld Bus. Ad.
II AROLD PR ICE LEAH MOUR ITSEN
Commerce
OR ION P LLEY
Agri. , Eng.
JERALD CHR I
T I ANSE~
IA IT II U WR IGII T
FLOYD CLARK
Bas. Artsalld ci.
BESS IE A. MERR ILL
Bas. Arts alld Sci.
DICE REAMSNIDER
/l ollfe Ecollomics
ROBERT R. I-lULL
[ III ]
AgriC1litltre Bas. Arts a1ld Sci.
A TI IONY GARD ER
J O II ~SO
Agri. Eng .
CLA D ZOBELL
MERR ILL M. DARLEY Bas. Arts alld Sci.
EDYT HE
Agricldture
AgriC1llture Agri. Eng. Agriculture
Alpha Kappa Psi (Commercia l) J:Ollnded at ;\'cw York Univers it y, 1905
A lpha Th eta Chapter estab li shed.
Kf-:\!\!ETII SMITII ELVERN COLES
Logal1
Ogden
FERRIS MIL ES
MOlltpelier, l dabo
ERNEST R. LEE HOWARD L1 \!FO RD
LLOYD TIIECRER
Tr elllol1to'll
JOII\! McCU\!E
Hyde Park f( aysville
ELM.ER J BURNETT
Ogden
CLINTON VER, O\!
Logan
192:!
Ricbmolld MERRILL JOI INSOi'! P ocatello, I dabo ELV IN EVA\!S Logan SERMA N SM II~ I I RICHARD STRATFORD Pocat ello Paysoll STERLING REECE Logan A. G. CRAN EY DAVID HAIGHT Oakley, Ida ho Eureka GUS ROWE
:\EPIITU\:E FOGELBERG
Logan
WILLIAM GEDDES
Lugan
LU\!D jOII NSO:\
Logan
J 2. STEWART
Logan
GEORGE MARTINEA U
Logan
SETII BLOOD
f( aysvi/le
JA J\lES U\! DERWOOD
Kaysv ille
WE NDELL PHILLIPS
Kay sville
FRAN K MORGAN ARTHUR LA YTO"!
[ 1121
Provide lice
Nephi Kaysville
DAKEN BROADHEAD
Nephi
REED BULLE
Logan
Scabbard and Blade (.\\ilit HY) Fou nded a t LJ ni ve rsity of \\,i ,eo n. in , 190 ; " A" Compa ny Fou rth Regiment I;stab li . hed, 1922
OFFICERS
Caplaill
Kenneth E. Smith j . Russel Smith
First I.ie/ll ellallt
j\\ ile~
S eco lld Uel/t ell allt
Ferris W. F I RST
L1EUTE~A:\,T
J.
CADET MAJOR KE .
II.
IIA~L E Y
U . S. A.
ETII E. SM IT II , '27
CADET L1EUTENA 'T FERRIS W. M ILE , '27 MAJOR M.
J.
O'BRI E~
EVA~
CADET CAPTA IN
J.
M Ollt pelier, I dabo U . S. A .
CADET LI EUTE ANT II AROLD WADSWORT II , '27 CADET CAPTA IN
Logall
II ARR I , '27
Ricb1llo11d
R SSEL SM IT II , '27
CADET LI E TENANT Jail
Logtl'11
. ABERSOLD, '27
SECO, D LIEUTENANT RALPH FARRAR, '27 R. O. T. C.
[ II j J
Ricblllolld Providence . Sandy
Phi Upsilon Omicron (Home Economics) Founded at University of Minnesotl, 1909 Establi slted at Utah Agricultural CoJlege, 1923
MEMBERS IN THE FAC LTY MISS ALlCE KEWLEY M ISS JOHANNA l'I IOE', DR. CARR I E C. DOZI ER MRS. RENA MAYCOCK MRS. EFF IE BARROWS ARLA McK I,\"O\:
EvallstOll, Wyo.
VER\!A WALKER
SyraCllse
ORA PACK ER
Lagon
NAO,vl1 BROADII EAD
Nepbi
T II ELMA FA YLOR
Logall
LUELLA II ARR IS
D IM A GREEN RUTII ZOL Ll0JGER SCS I E S.-\'\FORD I3E ln ll A STOKER
Trelllolltoll
[D0JA TIIOR.SO'\
r
11 ·11
Letbbridge, Canada Providence Delta Clearfield Bear River City
Pi Delta Epsilon (journal;,tic) Founded at Syraclise
uni\'cr~it)',
1909
Ut.h Agricultural Co llege Chapter e>labli;hcd , 192J
II AROLD M. PRESTO\J
President
CLI\JTO\J VERNO\)
Secretary FACULTY A\JD 1I 0\JORY N1EMBERS PRES IDE\JT E. G. PETERSO P. V. CARDON F. R. AR OLD F. P. CII AMP
SOLO\J R. BARBER IRA lvl. II AYWARD D. E. ROBINSON WILFORD COLE I L,\IWLD 1\1. PETERSO\)
'27
FRED D. B. I-lOGAN
'27
MERRILL M. DARLEY
'27
CLI:-,r ro\J VERNO\J
'28
PERCE BARROWS
'28
D.\K E\J K. BRO.,\DIIL\D
'28
[ II ·IA
1
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Tau Kappa Alpha (Debating) Founued, 190b U. A. C. Chapter e,tabli,hcd, 1921
LELAND SKANC II Y
Presidellt
:\ORMA IIANS -
Secretary F.\ C LTY .\1 E.\113E IZS F. D. D. \ IN I:S W. ]. VICK I: IZS j. I:. GEDDE
01 .. \ .
PEDE I ZSO~
'28
GOLDE01 WR IGIIT
'27
LOU ISE SII EPARD
'29
AI3I3 IE SC II OLES
'28
SERGE I3El\:SON
'28
GWY:\ ROCCI IE
'28 '29
'28
ROLA:\D 1\1 0:\ SO
C11. \ RLE
'27
[ 1IIIlJ
IIARDI:\G
'28
Periwig ( Dra ma ti c) Es tab li shed a t u ta h Ag ri uc lt u ra l (;o ll <ge , 19 14
I E,\ I BERS 1:,\ FACL.;L TY :'\ . A. PEDERSE\1 D. E. ROB I:--!SON F. R. AR0JOLD
ALIDA HOGAN
Logau
FRED HOGA .
Loga n
BES IE A. ME RRILL
Logan
LELAND
KA;\ICHY
LAPII EN E P -TERSO;\l
D I!\IA GRE E LLOYD T II EURER LA ,\ I R LYMAN
Logan
PAL'L LA YTO~
Logau
[ 11 5 1
Let bbridge, Canada Provide/Ice
Parowan f{ aysville
"Show Me The Scotchman Who Doesn 't Love The Thistle"
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
Intercollegiate Knights ( Boosters) Founded at the University of Washington, 1910 Be-No Chapter establislied, 1926
KENNETH S,\ II TH
H onorable Duke
DAKE\I BROADHEAD
Most Wort by Scribe
LESTER POCOCK
Cballcellor of tbe Exchequer
DODE CRA NEY
'28
ZEUS WORTHINGTON
'29
BILL BURNETT
'27
REED BULLE\I
'29
PAUL LARSON
'30
PO\lY SHEFFI ELD
'30
BE\I. Y BE l \110\1
'28
LOUIS BEAGLEY
'29
VERNO
'30
BUDGE
DOUGH:\iUTS LARSON
'29
PETE PETERSO\l
'27
[ 118 j
BUTTO McCUNE WOO LOVE RED WADE GERALDINE FARRAR URMI BURKE HOD SANDERS TOM WRIGHT
'28 '27 '29 '27 '28 '27 '27
GUS ROWE DAKE BROADHEAD LES POCOCK BRICK SMITH GOUDY HOGAN BILL GEDDES
'29 '28 '27 '27 '27 '27
Empyrean (C urrent Eve nt s)
LOUISE SYME
President
LEAH MO RITSEN
Secretary
SUSIE SANFORD
'27
EDNA THORSON
'28
DOROTHY WAKELEY
'28
JANE R ICE
'27
ERMA WORLEY
'27
ORA PACKER
'27
ED;\JA MADSEN
'27
ESTHER HUNT
'27
THELMA FAYLOR
'27
GLADYS I-lESSER
'28
LEAH J\lOURITSE
'27
LOUISE SYME
'27
ALBERT
JE~SE~
'27
j\ IAY COWLEY
'28
FA YE YEAMAN
'28
[ 11 9)
Home Economics Club ( I-lome Economics)
NAOMI BROADIIEAD
President
THELMA FAYLOR
Vice-President
EDNA THORSO'-!
Secretary- Treasurer
COY FIFE
'28
ORA PACKER
EDNA THORSON
'28
AFTON
JOYCE ]OHNSTO'-!
'29
LUC ILE BLACKHAM
BLANCHE LARS00:
'30
MAUDE M cCLELLA '\
'29
RUBY STRI IGI-IAM
'28
DONN ETTA COX
'28
THELMA FAYLOR
'27
SUS I E SANFORD
'27
CO~NIE
SHAW
'27
FI~L1NSO'-!
'29
VERNA WALKER
'27
TRILVA PECK
'.30
RETA H ILL
'29
EULALA MAY
HURRE~
COWLEY
i\.IARY BENNETT
[ 1201
'28 '28 '29
'29 '2~
He>me Economics Club FACUL TY CARRIE C. DOZIER
HELEN Kl\OTT
Deal/
JOHANNA MOE:\
Textiles
ALICE KEWLEY
H ousebold Admin.
HARRIET MORGA:\
Textiles Foods
CHARLOTTE DA\lC EY J-Jonsebold Admni
l.ILLlAN MORRELL
'29
IVY SM ITH
'29
JANE RICE
'27
MARD INE HARRIS
'30
ZILLA LINFORD
'29
ALICE JENKINS
'27
LELAH L1NKERSDORFER
'29
ELIZABETH SCOTT
'28
MELBA KIDGELL
'29
LEAH MERRILL
'30
PERNECY L1NKERSDORFER
'29
EJ'"t MA F ISHER
'30
CLARA L1NKERDORFER
'30
MAT ILDA AEB ISCHER
'29
LEO E HE NR IE
'27
ALTA HIRST
'28
LUC ILE CURT IS
'29
BERTI-IA STOKER
'27
LAVERA LEIGH
'28
EVA JENKINS
'28
ED! A SORENSE:\!
'28
ED\!A MADSE\!
'28
[ 121 1
Beaux Art Guild ( Art )
PROFESSOR HARRY REYNOLDS
. Master
LLOYD PETERSO\! ET HELYN BURNS
Masszer
.
Coporal
HERBERT BARTLETT
'29
IRENE FLETCHER
'29
HARRY ROGERS
'29
ELLEN THOMAS
'27
ELLEN BAUMONT
'27
EMMA N IELSEN
'30
RUTH ZOLLI \!GER
'28
MELBA KIDGELL
'30
ROSEBELLA GAR"iER
'29
ALI CE ISRAELSON
'30
FRAN K D. MO\!SO\!
'30
ZIL LA LINFORD
'29
ROLON ALLRED
'28
LUELLA OWEN
'30
A\!N ANDERSO\!
'30
VESTA SCHAUB
'27
PROF. CALV IN FLETC HER LLOYD PETERSON
'29
CAROL IVINS
'29
ELIZABETH SCOTT
'28
[ J 22
1
A. A. Engineers (Engineerin g)
WILLIS T INGEY
President
ELVIN MAUGHAN
Vice-President
MARK HOLMES
Secretary
AFTON ELIASON
'28
LELAND HILL
REED H. BALLARD
'28
PROF. EDMUND FELDMAN
MARK HOLMES
'23
DICE REAMSNIDER MAR IENUS FONNESBECK
'28
DOL YE AFF[ECK
'27
NEWEL LARSON
'29
'28
ERWI
U. MOSER
'27
'28
ELVIN MAUGHAN
'28
WILLIS TINGEY
'28
JERALD CHR IST IANSE
'27
HORACE MILLER
'28
FRANK PURDY
'28
LYNN STAUFFER
'28
[ 123 ]
Cosmopolitan (Tra\'elers)
WELLS F. COLLETT
President
LLOYD j. NUFFER
Vice-Preside lit
ROLON L. AL.L.RED
Secretary-T reast/rer
M. SUZUK I IVA\1 PACKARD
Ca1lada
N IKI PAEWAI
New lealalld
ERW IN U. MOSER
New lea/a lid
M ILTON
E\1GLA~D
FA YE
Japall
YEM·I A~
Uuited States
ALI CE J ENK INS
United States
VIRGI! IA SMITH
Ullited States
LLOYD
UFFER
WELLS COLLETT
ElIglalld
ROLO\1 ALLRED FRA\1 K YOSHIDA
Y.
YAMA~OLCI II
CalZada Pbiiippilles
Jc.pall
CAROL IVA:\S M. S. DURA\11
Mexico
Persia
ED ITH J ENI< I:\S
Japau
RHEA NuFFER
I 12 I I
Mexico U lIited States Mexico
Nephi Club (l'ie phi Stu de nts)
FACULTY j\lEfvlBERS W. j. VICKERS REED BAILEY WILFORD COLE W. II. WAR\JER BENT BRYO\J
'30
REED BAILEY GLEN WORTHINGTON
'29
EARL GREF\J IIALG II
'28
C. L. GIBSON
'30
AMOS G. COLE
DAKE\J BIWADIIEAD
'28
IVA .
'29
BAILEY
FRED GADD
'29
LEW IS BEAGLEY
'29
WILFORD COLE
'28
JACK WINN OWEN GIBSO\J
'30 '28
EUGE"JE OSTLER
'30
IT II A PARKS
'30
SHELDON WINN
'27
ED ITH BELLlST00!
'30
ALTON GADD
'29
MAUR I\JE VICKERS
'30
LEO INGRAM
'30
ETHEL JARRETT
'30
BYRON JOHNSO\J
.30
WANDA GARRETT
'29
HENRY ORME
'30
EVELYN BA ILEY
'28
r 12\ 1
National Rifle Association (Marksmen)
WELLS COLLETT JERALD
Preside/It
CHR I ST I A~SE01
Vice-Presidellt
ALMA BURGOY01E .
Secretary
WELLS COLLETT, '27 CARL FURR, '27
Logall
ALMA BURGOYNE, '27
Logan
Mesa, Arizona
KENNETH SM ITH, '27
Logan
EZRA CARDON, '28
Logan
JERALD CHR IST IANSEN , '27 Dow ll ey, ldabo
HORACE BUNCE, 29
HUGO OLSON, '27
Logall
Peterson
IRVEN BURGOYNE, '29 MOlltpeiier, Ida .
MARK HOLMES, ·28
Logan
W ILLIAM SWINYARD, '27
ROBERT I-lULL , '27
Ogden
Logan
[ 126 )
Aggie Ramblers (H i kers)
WELLS COLLETT
Presidel/t
RENEE jADOT
Vice-President
EZRA CARDON
Hiki1lg Mal/ager
ORR I ASTLE ALMA BURGOYNE FRAN KLIN MONSO~ RULON WALKER MYRON HANSO I KENNET H KINGSFORD MARK HOLM ES LEWIS ROLLI~S
II UGO OLSON ROLAND MONSON ELI ZA BET H SCOTT M IRI AM MA YCOC K LAVE RN DA N IELS
'30 '27
'30 '30 '26 '27 '28 '28
'27 '27 '28 '28 '26
[ 1271
ALICE J ENK INS RUTH ZOL LI GER ET HELY N BURNS RENEEjADOT OT HELLO H A~SO~
'27 '28 '28 '29 '28
IRVEl BURGOY~E HENRY ORE COLLINE HA SON OWEN GIBSO~ IVY SM ITH EZRA CAR DON CA ROL IVA NS WELLS COLLETT
'29
'30 '30 '28 '28 '28 '29 '27
"Show Me The EnBlishman Who Doesn't Love The Rose"
COUNCILS AND COMMITTIES
Men's Pan·Hellenic Council
JA ,\ \ E
UNDERWOOD
Pbi f( appa l ola
WELLS COLLETT
II AROLD PETER 0:\
PI Kappa Alpba
LEW IS RO\\ 'L. \ :\D
JO " :--';SO~
Preside III
,\\ ERR I LL
,\\ AR IO:'-! ,\ \ cKELLIPS A lpba Dell a E psiloll rERR IS ,\ \ ILES SKA,\CII Y
LE TER POCOCK
DelLa
It
C. \ L \ '1:\ \\' /.\0 ,\\
Olllega Tall
D,\ \ ' 10 II L' RRF ,
Pi f(appa Alpba
tEL.-\'\D OLSO'\
Delta
1I
Sigllla Cbi
AUL\ OLIO': LI~ LAND
Alpba Call1llla Pbl
Slgllla Cbl
Olll ega Tau
J ERAtO CI I RISTE:\SE:\ Ilipba Call1llla PIJI
Pbi f( appa l ola
L YDE W.-\TK I:'-!S
[ 1301
A lpba Dell a /:'PSt/O Il
Women's
LOU ISE SYME
Pan~Hellenic
Council
ORA PACKER
Camilla Xi Camilla
THELMA FA YLOR BESS IE A. MERRILL
ALICE HA SEN
Sorosis
Sorosis
L.UELLA HARRIS BERTHA STOKER
Sigma Tbeta Pi
Chairll/all
L.EAH MOURITSEN
Beta 'Delta Zeta Cbi
Sigllla Theta Pbi
A RD ELL E S 1M PSO\! Cali/lila Xi Cam17la LEO\!E HENR I E
LILLIAN ORME
Zeta Cbi
[ 13 J 1
Beta Delta
Associated Women Students Council
EIU I A WORLEY ~AO ,\II
FA YE
BROAD II EAD
Vice-Presidelll
P I : DERSE~
BO~~E ADA ,\I SO~
I'A Y E
Presidelll
PEDE R SE~
Sec rel ary - T retlwrer
Sec rel ary- T reasurer
ERi\ I A WORLE Y NA0 1\11 BROAD II EAD L U ELLA II ARR IS ALICE
BA II E~
DEESTA
II ()L\ \ CHE~
EDYT I IE JOI I0JSO:\
JUIliar Cla ss
BERT II A STOKER
Presidclit
II ElEN II LJLM E
S ellior Cla ss Siudeill Body JUliior Cla ss
I'ice-P res idelll ,\1 aB,\
T II OR~lEY
Pall-J-/el/ellic LO LJ ISE SY i\I E
.';ellior Class Fres blllall Cla ss
LOLJ ISE SII EPARD
TIl EL\\ A FA YLOR Il o lll e h'co llo lllisc Club LEA l I ED WA I{DS
P reside III II'. A. A,
POLL Y R ICI I LO U ISE
JUll io r Cla ss
F R A~DSE:\
[ 132 J
S opho lll ore Cla ss
IV. A. A ,
h"lIIpy rea ll S opbo lll orc Cla ss
"A" DAY COMM ITTEE
Ernest Lee
Wi ll iam Geddes
Oaken Broadhead
Leah Edwards
C. Lester Pocock
Richard Stratford
Bertha Stoker Ezra Owen
Cbairman
TRAD IT IONS AND RALLIES COMM ITTEE Merrill J ohnson 'C bairman Bonne Adamson Otis Mar ler
F red I-logan Erma Worley
Ruby Stringham
C linton Vernon
Frank Christensen Elvin Evans Ezra Owen
KAMPUS KAPRICE COMl\lI TTEE
Naomi Broadhead
Erma Worley
CbaiTlllall
[ J33 1
Faye Pedersen
"Show Me The True Hearted ABBie Of Utah Who Doesn't Love The Spot Where The SaBe Brush Grows"
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I
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i I I I
ATHLETICS
Coaching Staff
RETE CO ROY Freshman Coaeb
WALT II ALL Fresbmall Coaeb
E. LOWELL RO !'vl ;'\l EY
Director 0/ A tblelies alld !-l ead COGeb
GEORGE NELSO;'\l Wrestling Caaeb aud Trailler
PERCE SM IT I I Tellllis Coaeb
I I lK I
Student Managers
ERNEST R. LEE KE\!'\ET II S.vII TH ,I/ O/zager of Ba sketball
,\I a lI'1 ger of F oolball
WI LL 1.'\ ,\1 S. GEDDES ,llailager of Inlra-Mural A I blelics
J
LC\!D JOII I SO\! ,llal1ager of T enl!is
RUSSELL S,\IITII Man ager of Track
[ 139 J
"With The Goal Before You White and Blue"
FOOTBALL
Back row:
Ca ll, W alters, 0Juffe r, Philli ps, Love, Far ra r, Wi xa m , Win tle.
Benson, D a hl e, Kell er, La rso n, Row la nd , Holton, Smit h , Nie lso n, Wo rt hi ngto n, Gi ll s. W ade, I-law ley, Gi b bs, Tho m a s (Captai n) , W a rb urto n, Sm a rt , Scha u b,
I-I u rrel~
Ha mil to n, Li n fo rd (Captai n-elec t ), G ibbo ns, Gard ner, Sa nde rs, Foxey, Ma rt inda le.
Varsity Squad The g reat " Bi g Blue" tea m of th e Ut a h Ag ri cul tu ra l Co ll ege dese rves its na me in t he full est deg ree .
It was a powe rf ul gri d m ac hine wo rkin g
with a cloc k-like prec ise nses whi ch turn ed defeat into v ictory o n three occa sIOn s.
Th e cha rac te ri stic Aggie fi gh t ca rried th e team thru a ha rd
eight ga me seaso n wi t h b ut one defeat , a nd t he sports ma nship d ispl ayed by t he men ga i ned t hem m a ny ad m i rers t h ruo u t t he in te r-mo u nta i n reg io n. The blu e g ri dde rs poll ed a good represe nt ati o n on myt hica l elevens. Linfo rd a nd Gibbo ns we re ra ted o n th e All R. M . C. first eleve n, whil e Thom as, I-lawl ey, H a mil ton, a nd W a rburton ra ted the second a nd third tea m s.
I n additio n to thi s, a signa l d istin ct io n came to the Aggies when
Linfo rd a nd G ibbo ns we re both acco rded offi cia l A ll-Ame ri ca n My thica l E leve n.
r 14 2 J
Ii o no ra bl e M enti on fo r the
Football Season of 1926
STAND ING OF TEAMS ROCKY MOUNTAIN CO:'-JFERENCE School
Won
Lost
Tied
Utah university
5
0
0
l\1ontana State Co ll ege
-1-
0
Uta h Aggies
4
0 2
Colorado College
5
2
Colorado Aggies
5
Denver University Co lorado Teachers
Pct.
Pts.
O. P.
1000 1000
13-1-
16
52
9
6-1-
43
0
800 71-1-
III
2
0
71-1-
107
33 41
4
-1-
0
500
106
72
3 2
0
500
95
56
Wyoming Un ivers ity
3 1
2
333
90
55
Co lorado Uni vers ity
2
0
243
52
103
B. Y. U niversity
5 4
1
200
48
Co lo rado Mines
5
0
167
24
98 157
6
0
000
13
213
Western State College
0
SEASON'S RESULTS UTAH AGGI ES u.
A . C.
29 7 0 6 7 13 31 0
OPPONE~T
SCORE
PLAYED AT
0
Logan
Co lorado Co ll ege
0
Ogden
B. Y. U.
0
Provo
Wyoming
6 3
Laramie
Montana Mines.
Denver University. C. A. C. Western States Coll ege
0 0
34
Uta h University.
43
93
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Denver Ft Collin s Logan Sa lt Lake City
u. A.C , 29 ; Mo nta na Min es, 0 T he Aggie g ri dders, after compl eting a hig hl y successful pre-season tra inin g ca m p, a lo ng with seve ra l wee ks of dili gen t practi ce after the openin g of school, we re se nt in to act io n aga inst t he Mo nta na Schoo l of M ines in t he fi rst tilt of th e season. A lt ho t he ga me with th e Mines was not a reg ul a r con fe rence affa ir. it p roved excepti ona ll y in te res tin g fo r t he gri d fa ns as we ll as hi g hl y be nefi cia l fo r Coac h E. Lowe ll Ro mn ey a nd hi s la rge sq uad of wa rrio rs. In Linfo rd. Captain-elec t t he f racas "Smiling Di ck" Ta ckle gave eve ry m a n on t he Fa rm er Tho m as. Captain squ ad a cha nce to show hi s H al/bark wa res a nd th e fin a l se lectio ns fo r the ma in e leven we re take n fro m t hose m a kin g credita bl e show ing in the o penin g comb at. Wh en the fi nal g un so unded t he Aggies we re hold in g fast to th e l o n ~ end of a 29-0 sco re.
U. A. C , 7; C.
c., 0
T he 1927 R. M. C g ri d sched ul e officia ll y opened when t he Uta h Aggies and t he Colorado Co ll ege g ri dste rs loc ked ho rn s at Ogden, j ust a week fo llowin g th e tuss le wit h Mon ta na M ines . The Ogden game, which has now become a n a nnu a l affa ir, was waged a t Lo rin Fa rr Pa rk a nd o ne of th e la rgest crowds of fa ns eve r to wi tness a n Aggie tu ssle was on ha nd. Fo r ove r t hree q ua rte rs th e Ti ge rs a nd Farmers fo ught bi tterl y wit hHoweve r. t he o ut sco rin g. j in x was b ro ken in the last few minu tes of p lay. when Capta in " T omm y" T ho mas F loyd raced t hi rty ya rds th ru the ent ire T i ~e r lineu p fo r t he o nl y to uchdow n of th e ga me. "Tommy " fo ll owed up wit h a neat k ick aga in st t he win d to co n ve rt t he ext ra poin t afte r Gibbon s touc hdow n. F in a l s co r e : I law ley Guard Aggies. 7: T ige rs, O. FlIllback
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U: A.
c.,
0; B. Y. U., 0
The second co nference tilt o f th e seaso n, wh ich ended in a sco reless tie was waged with the B. Y. . at Provo. I n this tussle th e Cougars upset a ll the season's dope by holdin g Coac h Romney 's Aggies to a no sco re tie. With " Ted " Foxley a nd " W es" Schaub on the injured li st , the Aggie pilot was forced to make seve ra l shifts in hi s lin eup a nd this fact no doubt g reat ly weakened the smoot h vvorking Far m er com bi nat io n. The Foxley Aggies proved their sk ill by Ta ckle Warburton greatl y outnumberin g the Co uQ 11 art e'r b;. cI~ ga rs inn um ber of fi rst downs m ade, but in the cru cia l moments when the opportunity arose, th ey lacked the final punch necessary to ,co re. Final co unt: Aggies, 0; Co uga rs, O. U. A.
c.,
6; W yo min g,
., 6
The University of Wyoming grid machine was next met on the sodded turf at 1 a ramie. Wyoming, a nd stran ge enou gh this tu ssle also res ulted in a ti e. Foxley was still out a nd big "Fa t " I-lawl ey received an injury
in
the Cougar fracas ,
which kept him on the bench a lso.
Th e Aggies, howeve r,
pulled thru the fire afte r the Cowboys
had
registe red
a
touchdown, a nd equ a led the cou nt.
" Tuff" Linford, stellar
tack Ie, booted two placekicks thru the upri ghts to eve n th e sco re.
Captain Thomas and
Linford for the Aggies, and DeFo rest
for
the
Cow boys
were the outsta ndin g sta rs of th e Il amiito n J:'l1d
co ntest. -
r .
Final
result:
Cowboys, 6.
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" Ted "
U. A. C, 7; D. U., 3 Fo ll owin g the La ra m ie ga me, Coac h Romn ey too k hi ~ cha rge rs to Den ve r whe re th e\' met th e to uted Denve r L nive rsity Pa r 'ons. I n thi s ga m e th e P a rsons a nd Fa rm ers di sp layed a g rea t ex hibi t ion of foot ba ll . whi ch thrill ed th e la rge th ro ng of spectato rs tim e a fte r tim e. T he Den ve r g ri d ders sta rted the sco rin g ea rl y \\' ade in the second qu a rter when a fl allbach p lace ki ck was good from th e thirt y -two ya rd line. Durin g t he third q ua rter the Aggie G ibbs on stra ig ht foo tba ll wo rked th e pi gsk in to the three ya rd !loll back line, from whi ch po in t I lawl ey plun ged ove r th e Pa rson lin e fo r th e onl y to uc hdown o f th e d ay. Ca pta in Th om as co nve rted the extra ta ll y a fte r to uchd own. F inal sco re: Aggies, 7; P a rsons, 3.
L' . A. C. 13; C
. C, 0
A fte r res tin g a wee k at Den ve r. fo llowin g the cl as h with the Parsons. Coach I\o mne)' a nd hi s bi g blue wa rrio rs moved o n to Fo rt Collin s. wh ere th ey ba ttl ed th'e power ful Co lo rado Ag ri cutura l College eleven. Th e Lta h ggies, mee tin g the Co nference ch a mps o f las t yea r, were doped to t as te de feat at the hand s o f Ilug hes' hu skies. The exceptiona l fi ghtin g spirit o f Ro mney's men a nd th e exce ll ent to::! wo rk o f Il owa rd " Tuff" Linfo rd ena bled t he L07anite to reverse th e o rder o f thin g a nd e nd th e Co lo rado Fa rm ers d wn to a cru shin g de fea t. Ca pta in Tho mas, t he se nsatio n o f the co n ference fo r fo u r ~ 'ea r5. crea ted th e bi ggest thrill o f the d ay by hi s thirLy ya rd run thru th e Co lo rado lin eup to ~co re th e o nl ), to uchdown of the ga me. Lin fo rd a lso b ro ug ht fa me to him se lf by bootin g ~~~1IiiW two p lacek icks thru t he upGardne r rig hts. F in a l count : C ta h cha ub Celli e r Aggies. 13: Co lo rado Aggies. O. Quorlnback alld Gu ard
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U. A.
c., 31;
\Y. S.
c., 0
Coach Romney and the Utah Aggie gridster returned home after the gruelling two weeks' trip into Colorado territory to play their last Logan game. On Armistice day the Western State Co ll ege aggregation tack led the Aggies in the feature event of the big day's program. The Aggie mentor started hi main string men , who after the first few minutes of play clearly demonstrated that they were far too much for the plucky Westerners. Geddes Hawley, Thomas, Warburton Hal/back a nd G ibbs cras hed thru the line for large ga ins, whi le Linford , Gibbons , and Hamiton made wagon ized holes Cranney for the backs- to plunge thru. During the seco nd Center half Romney gave every man on the squad a chance to get into action and the subs were ab le to score severa l points on the invaders. Fi nal tally: Aggie , 3 1; Westerners, O.
U A.
c.,
0; U.
u.,
3-+
With the R. M. C. championship at stake and four victories apiece to their credit Coach I ke Armstrong's University of Utah football artists and Coach E. Lowell Romney's Uta h Agricultural Co ll ege grid men lined up in opposition in the big an nu a l Turkey day struggle, on Cummin gs field. The Aggies, with Cra nney and Geddes on the in jured list a nd a wet field to play on were o utclassed by the heavier Utes, who undoubtedly played the greatest game in the history of footba ll at Salt Lake City. Althou fighting against odd the Aggie gridmen battled gamely to the finish. For the Cri mson , big Pete Dow, Jack Howells and Captain " Spider" Morris were the outstand in g star , while Warburton , Hurren and Linford played the best game for the Farmers. Final core: Aggies, 0; Utes, Martind ale Elld
:'\fiel so n
3-+.
Elld
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Smith F1Illback Smart H al/back
Love fl1d
'-Ju tfer
I-I urren Ful!back
Guard
I J 18 J
,[bird row: Weston , B. Gardner, Day, E. Gard ner, Jud ah , E. J ensen, Lill ywhir'e, Conroy (Coach ) , Hall (Coac h) ; Second TOW: M. J ensen , Ch ri stenson , Call, Hun saker, Christofferson, Webste r, o ren son, Reading , Mendenhall ; Front row: Walker, Reeves, Pierso n, Griffin , Ch ipm an , Vanderhoof, Chi ld s, Welch .
Freshman Football Squad The 1926 F reshm a n football squad was made up of a fine ar ray of promising material. From the ope nin g of the training ca mp in September until the first ga me of the seaso n the numb er of greenlings for the coaches 1.0 wrangle increased daily. Under Coaches H a ll a nd Co nroy the Frosh team received va lu ab le training on the principles of the ga me a nd ga rn ered va luabl e practical experience by furnishing sc rimm age for the! Bi g Blue Team. The results of the games played reOects creditably the st rengt h of the gree nlin g squad. R ESULTS OF GAM ES U. U. U. U. U. U.
A. A. A. A. A. A.
C. C. C. C. C. C.
F ros h Frosh Frosh F rosh Frosh Frosh
0 13 13 62 28
Varsity Idaho Tech U. U. Frosh . Weber Norma l Nort h Cac he. Lo,'Sa n Hig h .
54 170
14 0
16 0 0 0 30
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"Now A lto8ether Smash Them And Break Throu!!5h"
BASKETBALL
C. Davis, I-lawley , Worthington , Sanders (Ca ptain) , Pearse, Linford, C. Nielso n, Wade, lv lartindale, Gibbon s. Vanderhoof, G. Davis, Romn ey (Coac h), Schaub, L. Nielson , Bennion. Harris, Ri cha rd son, Smith (Manager).
Basketball STANDING OF TEAMS IN R. M. C. WESTERN DIV ISION Won
10
:'I1ontana State College . Uta h Aggies Uta h University Brigham Young University
9
Lost 2 3
-+
8
I
II
Pet.
.833 .750 .333 .083
RESULTS OF GAM ES Utah Uta h Utah Uta h Utah Uta h Uta h Uta h Uta h Utah Utah Utah Uta h Utah
Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies
66 50 62 29 24 46 3-+ 35 -+1 39 -+0 42 44 42
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College of Idaho B. Y. U. B. Y. LJ. Montana State Montana State. I daho All Stars Utah University Uta h University Uta h University Uta h Unive rsity Montana State. Montana State B. Y. U. B. Y. U.
16 -+8 34 35 40 22 28 33 31 35 34 44 38 35
The 1927 basketball art ists at the
. A. C. completed o ne of the most successfu l
seaso ns in the hi sto ry of the hoop sport when th ey finished seco nd in the W es tern Divi sion of the R. M. C. and first in the Uta h percen tage column . Of the twelve co nfere nce games played nine tilts were \\'o n a nd onl y three lost.
The
Co nfere n c ~
champi o nship Mo nt a na Bobcats ,vere the onl y team able to score v ictories over the Aggies, a nd this proved to be the main factor in the final sta ndin g of the teams .
Worthington , eel/tel' Captain-el ect
Sanders, Gllard Captain
Th e creditab le showing m ade by the Aggies and the caliber of men play in g Varsity ball is well reflected by the m en who drew bert hs on th e my thical teams chosen by spo rts writers. conference center.
Zeus Worthington was un a nimou sly chosen for all
Flash Nielson was selected for a forward position by many of
the wri ters and was g i ven official designation o n the second team.
Sanders,
Hawley, Worthingto n, Nielson , a nd Martindale were all placed on the myt hical W estern Divi sion team by one writer o r a noth er ; howeve r, no official Divi sion team was definitely se lec ted.
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1
U. A . . A.
c., 50; c., 62;
B. Y. U., 48 B. Y. U., 34
T he Fa rme rs got off to a good start when t he B. Y. U. Couga rs we re hum bled twice st ra ight in t he easo n's ope ners.
T he ga mes, whi ch we re p layed in Loga n,
we re wo n by sco res of 50-48 a nd 62-34. T he first ni ght's t uss le resul ted in a rea l nip a nd tuck affa ir, howeve r t he Aggies we re ab le to m a in ta in t he lead t hruo ut. T he fo llowin g ni ght the Provo agg regat io n was com p lete ly outclassed by the powerful Aggie q uintet.
I lawley. Forward
Nielson. F orward
A. U. A.
c., c.,
29; M. S. 24; M. S.
c., c.,
35 40
Undo ubtedl y t he fa t a l se ri es of the yea r occurred , fo ll owing the Couga r tilts when the Aggies in vaded Monta na State Coll ege a nd we re fo rced to accept two ~t raig h t
defeats at the ha nds of th e Bobcats. T he first ga me was close and ha rd
fo ught wit h t he fi na l o utco me un ce rta in until th e g un closed it at 29-35 j ust as a Mo nt a na ra lly was gettin g we ll un de r way.
T he second ni ght the Fa rm ers we re
un a ble to displ ay t heir u sua l b ra nd of ball a nd accepted t he sho rt end of t he 24-40 sco re.
Ma rtinda le a nd Sa nders we re t he o u tsta nd in g Aggies of the series.
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U. A.
U. A.
c., c.,
3-+ ; U. U. , 28 35;
T he t hird series of ga mes was p layed at Utes.
. U., 33 a lt La ke C ity wit h I ke A rm st ro ng's
T he res ul ts of these til ts , whi ch we re won by t he Loga n agg regat io n we re:
3-+-28 a nd 35-33.
In bot h batt les t he Utes a nd Aggies d isp layed some rem a r k-
ab le basketba ll ab ili ty.
T he Aggies, howeve r, p layed a steady a nd co nsi tent
game both evenings a nd t hi s fac to r enab led th em to g rab both ga mes. ielson pull ed t he second ga me f rom t he fire
111
" F las h"
th e last second of p lay when
he caged a neat basket to b rea k the ti ed sco re.
Ma rti nda le. Guard
Wade, Guard
U. A. U. A.
c., c.,
41 ; U. U., 3 1 39; U. U., 35
Romn ey's men next met t he Reds kins o n o ur own co urt.
Aga in the powe rful
Fa rm er combin a tio n p roved too much fo r the C rim so n tea m, whi ch was sq uelched twice stra ig ht by sco res o f 4 1-3 1 and 39-35.
In both t ussles t he Aggies ex hi bited
a brilli a nt class o f ba ll , feat urin g some of the speedi est passing see n in th e Sm a rt Gym in m a ny a moo n.
T he gym was fill ed to capacity, estab li shin g a seatin g
record o nl y to have it broken d u rin g t he next se ri es.
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U. A.
U. A.
c., c.,
40 ; M. S. 42; M. S.
c. , 34 c., 44
Two d ays after t he ha rd fo ught ga mes with t he Utes, Coach Ott Romn ey a nd hi s Bobcats in vaded the Fa rm er ca mp where a pa ir of t he g reatest ga mes eve r waged in t hi s te rri to ry we re played , each team eme rgin g with a victory to t h ~ i r cred it. T he fin a l coun ts we re 40-34 a nd 42-44. The Sm a rt Gy m was pac ked to t he limi t wit h chee ring fa ns beca use on the o utco me of thi s se ries rested the Di visio n championshi p. The Aggies cl ea rl y outclassed t he Bobcats in t he fi rst ni g ht's t uss le b ut we re un abl e to stave o ff a se nsat io na l las t minu te ra ll y t he seco nd ni ght, whi ch res ulted in a win a nd a cin ch fo r the ho no rs by Monta na ns. Hod Sa nde rs came in fo r hi s sha re o r g lo ry in t hi s se ries. Wo rthin gton was not hin g sho rt o r phenomin a l.
Ca rl Dav is
Scha u b
F orw!l rd alld eellfer
Forwa rd
U. A. C , 44 ; B. Y. U. A .
c., 42 ;
., 38
B. Y. U., 35
The sixth an d las t se ries of th e season was waged with the B. Y. U. at Pro vo . Th e Aggies too k bo th tilts by sco res of 44- 38 a nd 42-35, fini shin g a most successful season. I n the las t contests the hilltop crew worked togeth er in a g reat sty le an d won the admira tion of the Ga rden C ity fa ns by their cl ean and sportsm a nlike conduct.
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Rowland (Ma nager) , Gunnel , H olton , Ha ll (Coac h) , Eva ns, Shipl ey, Merrill , Dutson, Wri ght, Yo un g, Beale, Mendenhall , Reeves, Christen sen, Ko rth , Ch ild s, H a rri s, Meadows, H an sen , Taylor, Guymon , Adams, Bateman, M. J ense n, R. J ense n, Griffin , Sabey, Day.
Freshman Basketball Squads STAND ING OF TEAMS
Won
Lost
9 8
4
Steppers Saps Bankers So licitors
-t 3
3
8 9
Walt 1-lalI. coac h of the Freshman baske tee rs, devised a new plan thi s yea r for hi s system of developing promi sing Frosh for Varsity teams. In stead of sched uling ga mes with neighbo rin g High Schoo l teams, as has bee n the practice in the past, Coach Hall o rga ni zed th e thirty men into four teams a nd made up a regul a r sc hed ule of games in th e form of a round robin tourney. Each tea m played eve ry other team four times during the season. E nthusiasm ra n hi gh in the batt le for suprem acy, a nd st udents attended the games a nd chee red the g reenlin gs with sp irit worthy of a Varsity battle. The Steppers emerged victo rio us from the fray and ilver basketballs we re awa rded by Coac h Romney to the following members of the tea m: j osep h Day, He rbert Griffin, Edward j ense n, Alfred Sabey, Mark j ensen, Marlow Bateman, Lisle Ada ms, and Ne ll o Waldron.
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HABainst The Men From LaBan FiBht Must They Show"
TRACK AND FIELD
Tbird row: Romney (Coach) , Burke, Allred, Farrar, G. Larson . Jepp son, Worthington , Phillips. N. Christensen , I-lawley, Walker, Wood, Steffen s, Nelson (Trainer ); Second row: j. I{. Smith (Manager) , Tolman , Astle , Thornley, L. Rampton , Reeves, Vanderhoof, C. DJvis, Ren Smith , Hunsaker, H. Rampton , Bennion , Smart ; First row: V. Call , Monson , Child s, j. Call, Thatcher, Kevern , Gu y man , Harri s, Wm . Geddes (Captain ), Richard son, W. Geddes.
T rack and Field Squad The Utah Aggie tracksters, for the past three years Rocky Mount,l in Conference Track and Fie ld Champions, are making a strong bid to bring back the bunting for the fourth time. If the creditable showing made by the Blue cinder men in dual meets with Young U. and Utah , from which the Romneyites emerged victorious by sma ll margins in both encounters, is any indication of stren gth then a State and Conference championship seems within their reach. As this goes to press before the conclusion of the season, we can but record here the results to date. DUAL MEETS
U. A. C
B. Y. U.
71 0
U. A. C
U. of U.
70 y,;
STATE MEET
U. A. C
5-1 1/ 3
B. Y. U.
[ JoG J
50
U. of L.
-18 1/ 3
Geddes, Captain Quarter Mile alld Relay
jeppeson /-I a III Iller and Pole lIaul!
Bennion Relay
Burke ,\/ ile a lid /-I al! Mile lIolder R. ;\1 . C. Mile Record
Worthington Sprillts alld II urdles
r 16 1 1
Sanders Wade
Shot a11d UisClls
Relays
Phillips Javelin
art
Beale
Quarter Mile a1ld Relay
Spri11ts and Pole Valllt
[ 16l]
Hawley Sbot and j avelin
Call jumps
Smith javelill alld jumps
Wood Hurdles and Relay
Farrar
Two Mile Run
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"CCihree Cheers For A. C. For A. C.
u."
MINOR SPORTS
Back R ow; Rowland (Manage r), Hall (Coac h), Olso n (Ca ptain) , Phillips, P. Larson , T anner, Front Row: Hackin g, Flamm, Crockett, Hawkes, Barrows, A. Larson.
Swimming Squad Finishing second in the Uta h State swimming race and third in the Rocky Mountain Conference standing, the Utah Aggie fin men, under the direction of Coach Walt Hall, completed one of the most successful swimming seasons in the history of that sport in the College. The state meet, which was held in Salt Lake City, was won by th e B. Y. University with a total of 35 points, while the Aggies garnered 17, and the University of Utah made II . A feature event this year was the Salt Lake Tribune invitational swimming meet held in the U. A. C. pool. Some sixty leading swimmers of the state participated, and while not competing as a team the Aggie entrants performed well, winning several first places against outstanding performers. The following men , who won letters, carried the blue colors through a successful yea r : Captain Leland Olson, Wendell Phillips, Gerald Crockett, Perce Barrows, Ferron Hacking, Paul Larson, and Abner Larson. Olson was re-elected to lead the paddlers during the season of 1928.
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Third row: Shaw, Shipley, Nel son (Coach ), Blauer, Reese ; Seco lld row: Cheney, Merrill , Chipman, Walthers, Gardner ; First row: Packer, Peterson, Kingsford, Wixom , Nuffer, Pratt (Captain) .
Wrestling Squad RESULTS OF MEETS Dual Meets
U. A. C. U. A. C.
21 12
U. of U. College of Idaho
9 8
Western Division R. M. C. U.A. C.
27
B. Y. U.
18 12
U.ofU. Montana State
3
The Utah Agf; ie grapplers enjoyed a highly successful season again this year. winning for the third consecutive time the Utah Championship and the Western Division Rocky Mountain Conference Championship twice in as many years, and tied for second place in the Conference meet with but two men entered. George Nelson, who acts as Varsity trainer, and Coach of wrestling, trained individuals and a team of high rating, and deserves much praise for the creditable showing made this year.
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Darley
Barrows
Tennis Team Coach Perce Smith is entering a team of Aggie racket wielde rs which bids fair to cop the state tennis laurels this year. The team composed of Captain Lund J o hn son, Merrill Darley, Perce Barrows, and Floyd Thomas, letterm en of last year, Clint Vernon, letterman of two years ago , and Alton "J erk" Saxer, Internloulltain Juni or Singles Champion, was selected on ly after a vigorous tournament when eight promising aspirants to wear the A were elimin ated. As this goes to press before the conclu ion of the season, it is impossible to chro ni c le the outcome of the matches.
Vernon
Thomas
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J ohnson, Cap/aill
CROSS-COLJNTRY
RLJ~
The annual spring cros -country run was held April 1st over the old course, from Main and Center south to the cross roads and return. The affair was contested for individual , fraternity, and class honors. Results: r:irst-Red Wade-Time 12.-lS.1 Second-Pratt Allred Third-Kay Kevern Fraternity-Alpha Delta Epsilon Class-Sophomore CARDON MEDALS Each year NIr. B. T. Cardon awards medals to the three high point wInners in the annual Inter-class Track and Field Meet. The winners this year: Gold Medal-Glen Worthington Silver Medal- Warren Hawley Bronze Medal-Mel Burke FALL TENNIS TO RNA.\ilENT ,\\edals a\\'arded by Coach E. L. Romney: Gold Medal-Ezra Cardon Silver Medal-Lewis Brenchley Bronze Medal-Ronald Flamm HANDBALL TOURNAMENT Singles-Frank Webster Profs. Jos. R. Jenson and W.
J.
Vickers
I:'-lTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL SERIES Pennant awarded by Charles Jenkins: Pi Kappa Alpha FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Silver Basketballsl awarded by Coach E. L. Romney: Steppers 11 TER-CLASS TRACK AND FIELD MEET Medals awarded by B. T. Cardon; Pennants by A. G. Spalding Co.: Class-Sophomore Fraternity-Phi Kappa Iota HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT Medals awarded by Coach J. R. Jenson: Singles-Alvin Carlson Doubles-Undecided INTRA-MURAL BASEBALL Cup awarded by Mgr. Bill Geddes The championship is as yet undecided with the Phi Kaps, defending champions, Epsilons , and Non-Frat teams doing a merry battle for supremacy.
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"See Them Plun8in8 Down To The Goal See The Bri8ht Blue Banners Stream"
CO-ED ATHLETICS
Women's Athletic Association
J\liss i\larjorie Gowan
associate professor in Physical Education, is a
graduate of Teachers, Columbi a Lniversity a nd has done post graduate work at the C niversity of Southern California,
J\liss Gowans has had a wide
range of varied experience , and is known particularly in the Salt Lake and Ogden city schools for her exacti ng knowledge of every phase of physical education,
ll er dance drama, " lladin and Hi
Won derful Lamp," which
was presented in the I(ampus t<aprice, \\'on praise for its subtle charm and love liness,
,\1 iss Polly Rich president of the Women's
thletic
sociation
did her bit by ecuring an Archery et. the fir t on the campus , which proved to be a favorite sport among the girl s,
With the introduction of soccer by
Miss Gowans the girls had a wide range of activities to choose from,
The
association staged a lively class basketball tournament winter quarter and in the spring, tournaments \\'ere held also for tennis , baseball, archery, swimming, soccer, and track,
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1
FRES H I\\A:-.J BASKETBALL TEA ,\\ Champion s
JU:-.JIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Runners Up for Champion ship
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Co ntest a n ts
III
Girl s' Swimming M ee t -
Girl s' Baseball C ha mpi o ns -
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rche ry Drill
Aggie followers of William Tell -
Soccer Champions -
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Tennis enthusiasts or what have you?
"HeaT' The CT'ashinB Echoes Roll As We CheeT' FaT' The BiB Blue Team"
PUBLICATIONS
,
Oaken Broadhead Business Manager
Merrill M . Darley Editor-ill-Chief
Leland Skanchy A ssociate Editor
CI i fford Frye Assistant Busill ess Manager Perce Barrows Associate Editor
Student Life Week ly Newspaper ED ITOR IAL STAFF Me rril M. Da rley Dake n K. Broad head Perce Barrows Le land Skanchy Clifford Frye Scott Ne lson Roland Monson Polly Rich L. Dean Ch ristenson George D. Neilson Veda Mason
Editor-in-C hie! Business Manager A ssociate Editor A ssociate Editor A ssistant Business Manager Special Writer Special Writer Society Editor Sport Editor Sports Writer Amusements Editor
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Veda M aso n, George D. Nei lso n, Rol a nd Mon so n, Paul Larso n, Polly Rich: Thelma Faylor, Ella Bennion , Dallas John son , Laura Bankhead. Gladys I-lesse r.
REPORTERS
Thelma Faylor
Ella Bennion
Ronald Smith
Dallas Johnson
Vernald W. Johns Rodmar Pulley
Laura Bankhead
Marion Anderson
Ronald Flamm
BUSINESS ASSISTANTS Darval Hammond
Paul Larson
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Gladys Hesser
D. II ELDO~ W IN:-.J Busilless Mallager
FRED DEBO IS I IOGA:-.J Edllor-ill-Cbie/
The Buzzer A~~LJAL
AI berta Jen,en edilor o/Orgalli?aliolls
.\ Iida C. Il oga n T:ditor 0/ Classes
Ri chard C. Stratford Assislallt /3u sill ess Ma71 age r Ernes t R. LeI! Studio Mallager
George D. ~eilson /:dilor 0/ Sporls
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,\LB I~ RT /\ JE\JSEN
,\IEPI~II . I _
,\\. DARLEY Business A1anager
h"dilor
The Scribble Literary Magazine Publi shed Quarterly
CONTR I BUTORS Veda Mason
Perce Barrows
Edythe J o hn son
Mae Cowley
Clinton Vernon
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Em ma Perucca
Gladys Hesser
HA Thousand Stron:g We March March A lon:g From Our Home On The Green Grey Hei:ght"
DRAMATICS AND DEBATING
PROFE
sa l{
Cl i E T ER j. .\1 YERS
IJ lrector of f) rall/lIllCS
Professo r Ches ter J. ,\ \ ye rs, wh o gradu ated from the University of L¡ta h. \\'asecu red to supe rvi se publi c speec h instruction a nd d ramatic product ion, fo ll o\\'in g se \'eral years of post grad uate wo rk at Chi cago L'ni ve rsit)' , Wyo min g University, Illinois ni ve rsity. and Iowa C niv e r ~ i t y. \\'here he sec ured his ;\\ aste r' Degree. Pro fesso r ;\\ye rs se lec ted fo r thi s yea r's \ 'ars ity play , "Th e Goose Il a ngs Ili gh". by Lewi s Beac h, whi ch is a ve hicl e ad mi rab ly uited to co ll ege prod uction in asmu ch as onl y t\\'o or three of the cast need simul ate a n age beyond th eir own . T he pl ay was sho\\'n to a pac ked a nd ap pl audin g house at t he Cap itol T heat re on Decembe r 6th. Ea rl y in Febr ua ry the cast went on an adverti sin g LO ur through Id aho, pl ay in g at Poca tell o, Bl ackfoot, Shell ey . , ain t Anthony, and Rex burg. Th e pl ay \\'as a succe s, a nd was rece ived \\'ith enthu siasm in all th e citi es in \\'hi ch it \\'as pre ented. I n all , the cast won credi t for th emse lves and for th e Coll ege.
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U. A. C. Varsity Players CHARACTERS OF T il E PLAY Bernard I ngals
Fred Il o:5an
Ell n ice I ngals
\ 'irginia Ward leigh
;--.Joe l Derby
Paul Lay tOil
Leo Day
Heber Ell sworth
Rhoda
\lay Bell Ne\\'man
Julia iYlurdoch
\lari e And erso n
1'I1rs, Bradley
Damaris Sutton
I Iugh I nga ls
C. Reed J ohn son
Ronald ;Vlu rdoch
Rulon \\ 'alker
Loi s I ngal s
El11m a Green
Bradley I nga ls
Leland Skanchy
Dagmar Carro ll
LaMar Lyman Edwin W , Ca rli sle
Elli ott Kimberley George M, Il arris . Manager
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"White Collars" " White Collars " by Edith Ellis which has only recently been released for amatuer production was selected by the Greenling stars to capture the approving smi les of the upperclas men. ~ented
The play was pre-
on ,\ Iay 2nd in our own renovated auditorium to an enthusiastic
Student Body.
TllECAST William \ ¡an Luyn
Carro l i\lad en
Loan Thayer
Gwendolyn Rigby
Cousi n ll enr)"
Sterling Larson
ll elen Thayer
W a hn eta Bayle
Mr. Thayer
Foster Merrill
Frank Thayer
Aldora Alder
Sally \ ' an Luyn
Marion Anderson
Tom Rigby
E ldo n llan son
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U. A. C. Little Theatre Director A ssistant Director Secretary
Chester J . Myers Mrs. Ruth M. Bell Fred Hammerley BOARD OF CO TROL Mrs. Weston Vernon Fred D. B. I-logan Mrs. W. B. Preston
Dr. N. A. Pederson Mrs. B. G. Thatcher Miss Hattie Sm ith Reed Bullen
Little Theatre was organized in 1926 to foster amateur dramatics at the College and to sponsor a ll worth whi le dramatic efforts in Logan. It met with instant success, and grew so rap idl y that it was necessary to move the product ions from the origi na l stage in the Presbyterian Church to the greater accom modations of t he Lyric Theatre. Little Theatre is composed of three groups, Periwig, Campus Players, and Com muni ty Players. Each group presents a dramat ic evenin g on the Little Theatre schedu le o r plays. Because of the warm reception tendered the offerings this yea r and because of the support given by leading citi zens of Logan, and by the Co llege, the future of Little Theatre is assu red. DI RECTORS OF PRODUCTIONS Profe~sor
Mrs. Ruth Moench Bell Ira N . H ayward
C hester J . Myer Leora Thatcher
OFFERINGS FOR 1926-27 The Private Pupils of Mrs. Ruth Moench Bell in four one act plays "Tellin g Ruby" "T he Pl ayroom" "T he Si lve r Flame" "Station Y. Y. Y. Y." Presbyterian C hurch, December 14, 1926 Ca mpu s Playe rs in three one act plays "Fa ncy F ree" "Do rind a Dares" "A n Old C heste r Secret" Presbyteria n C hurch , December 14, 1926 Periwi g in Barrie's Immortal Comedy "Quality Street" Lyric Theatre, March 8, 1927 Community Pl ayer in three one act plays "S hall We Join The Ladies" "The Thrice Promi sed Bride" "The Passing of C how-Chow" Ly ric Theatre, April 12, 1927
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Lel ar:d Skanchy
Golden Wright
Charles Il arding
Roland Monson Se rge Benso n
Ll oyd J ohnston
Men Debaters RES 'LTS OF D EBATES L:ta h Agricultural Co ll eges vs. Uni ve rsity of Uta h at Salt Lake C ity Lillywhite a nd Monson Decision /01' U1liversity 0/ Utab L:tah Ag ri cu ltura l Co ll ege vs. Brigham Young Un iversity at Logan Wright a nd Ben so n Decisi011 /01' Utah Agricultural College L:ta h Agricultural Co ll ege vs. Uni vers ity of Id aho Mon so n and Benson at Logan Decision /01' University o/ Idaho Uta h Agricultural Coll e,'!;e vs. Uni ve rsity of Denver at Denver Monson and Wright No Decision, split team debate Uta h Agricultural Co ll ege vs. Uni ve rsity of Montana Skanchy a nd Flamm at Missoula Decision /01' University 0/ Montana Uta h Agricultural Coll ege vs. Uni ve rsity of Montana I-larding and Lillyw hite at Loga n No Decision u tah Agricultural Colle!Se vs. Uni ve rsity of Southern California at Loga n Skanchy and Lill yw hite No Decision
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Louise Shepard
Negative Abbie Scholes
Negative
Laura Bankhead A (firmal ive
Iv \iriam l\\aycoc k Neg ~ tive
Elsie Wyatt A (firll/ai ive
Rouche
GWYTl
A //irmative
Women Debaters Uta h Agricultural Co ll ege
vs.
Brigham Young Uni versity
Debated at Provo Question:
" Resolved: that the social fraternity a nd soro rit y should be a bolished from the American Co ll ege."
Tbe U. A. C. debated tbe negative.
Decisio11 in favor of the B.
Uta h Agricultural Co ll ege
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University of
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tah
Debated at I_ogan Question:
"Reso lved: that the soc ia l fraternity a nd so rority shou ld be abo li shed from the Amer ican College." DecIsion in fa7.,w of the U. of U.
Tb e U. A. C. debated the affirmatwe.
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UGh The Victory Is Sealed When The Team Takes The Field And We Cheer For The Blue And \Vhite"
MUSIC
U. A . C. Glee Club Walter Welti LuDean Roger Golden Bingham Pau l Layton . A. E. Lloyd Ilenry Rampton Paul ,\ \ onson lee Il unter Carlos I lancey Byron Sterland .\1 vin .\Iorgan
Director
tI ccompal1ist President Manager Amos Bingham Golden Bingham Everett Thorpe Pursyl Richardson \ '0 co Call Bion Tolman .\ Iell'in Burke Clark Gardner Pa ul layton Calvin Wixom
I van Packard Alma Pond Forest I lunt heldon \\ 'inn laRue ,\ Ie rrill Steward Starr Delos Thompson Floyd Clark
lee Guyman Serge Benson la\'on larson LuDean Roger" I.eonard Rampton Cyril ,\ Ionson Earl Ic redrickson
I n completing its eleventh annual tour the U. A. C. Glee Club boasts a succes ful trip. The concert, consisting of some of the finest in both classical and popular music, was rendered to ome thirty audiences throughout the -tate. Profes or \\ 'alter \\ 'elti \\'ho has acted as head of the vocal departm ent of the college for the past two years is maintaining the high standards set by Professor C. R. Johnson, founder of the Glee Club.
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U. A. C. Ladies' Glee Club Director Accompanist President Secretary 114 anager
Walter Welti Anne Pea rson Gwendolyn Han sen Phyllis Ballam Lucretia Fish Gwendolyn Rigby Ellen Burton Gwendolyn Hansen Cleone Rose i\!ary Ballantyne L'na Jensen Lola Wahlstrom
Burdette Thorpe i\ l artha Jones i\ !ary Mitton lone Dunn Lucy Early Una Larsen Gwendella Th ronley
Florence Linier Ondulyn Eckerse ll Walter Welti Ondulyn Welti Phyllis Ballam La verne Zundell
The Ladies' Glee Club was organized in the fall by a group of gi rl s interested in vocal a nd chorus work. Under the direction of Professor W a lter Welti, the club has offered some sp lendid renditions for Chapel exercises and other occasions. They also furnished everal numbers for the I(ampus /(aprices. The club is welcomed as a valuable additio n to our music department.
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SYJ'vIP II O:\Y ORCIIESTRA The Symphony Orchestra has given the College unusual treats in classical conccrt~ this year. under the professional J!lIiciance of B. efc"1 Gates.
Mr. Gatt's is a gr.:.duate 01 Schara\\'cnka, Bcrl n: also a member of the
Lucy Gates Grand Opera Association. Besides full instrumentation for the Symphony orchestra, it hasl a Bras!'> Quartet, \\'ood w:nd Sextet. and Sa:\ophone Quartet. In .\-l ay lht' Symphony orchestra. combined with all other musical forces in I,oga n presented a spriny' Fenival and Oratorial at the Amphitheater. Over fifteen hundred voices wcre comb:ned to make this one of the most successfu l events of the year.
1I1 1L1TARY BA:\O The Military Band composed of R. O. T. C. students havQ during the pas\ year been acti"e in furnishin~ appropriate and stimulating music for parades, rallies and other lively student body activities. Professor Rollo V. Johnson of Logan is director of the band. At the annual Turkey game in Salt Lake Cit.". the band did some vcry commendahle fKtrading and playing durin~~ the: halves.
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Clarence Bigler Troll1bolle
Anne Phearson f'i alllsi
Paul Monson trumpet
I\ ly rlin Smith Balljo
;'\lie l Iv lurdock Drum s
Clark Gardner Saxopbolle Dea n Baird . Director Saxopbolle
Cah'in Wixom Saxopbolle
U. A. C. Glee Club Orchestra The Glee Club Orchest ra accompanied the club on its so uth ern tour and its offerings were greeted with the same warm reception which mel the singers.
[n addition to accompanying and assist-
ing on the programs. they also furni shed mu sic for seve ral dances and soc ia l function s while en route. Dea r Baird, organizer and director of the o rchest ra dese rves much of th e credi t for its success.
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UGh We're From LaBan We Said From LaBan Where The A. C. U Is Rarin' To Go"
SOCIETY
Ezra Cardon
Il arold M. Peterson, Cbairlllan
Roy Christiansen
Ag Club Ball The fir t formal of the year came early in October when the fanner lads treated the student to a novel function, The Ag Club Ball. Although it was a formal affair the decorators took the theme of " Way Down Yonder in The Cornfield" for their motive and the Smart Gym was tran formed into an unique, interesting, and very arti tic field-palace. Local color was in evidence in the booths by the adding of numerous "down on the farm " features. The party was thoroughly enjoyed and marked the coming out of many Frosh debutante .
Louise Syme
Leah Mouritsen Miss Afton
Alyce Ilanson
hand, CbairlllO'II
Women's Pan Hellenic Ball The elite of the elite was the Annual Women 's Pan Ilellenic Ball 1I1 December. A sky of frosty icicles twinkled down on a forest of gayly dressed Christma trees and bevies of unfilled stockings hanging impatiently in front of enchanting corner fireplaces. The theme carried out the idea of Christmas cheer and was a fitting function to usher in the welcome Holiday season. I nvariably the party was spoken of in term s of " best ever."
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Lester Pocock, Cbairman David H urren
We ll s Coll ett
I\ l a rion M c Ke ll ips r:erri s I\ l iles
Fraternity Melee T he frat men of t he Co ll ege d id themse lves proud when t hey staged thei r ann ua l F rat Me lee in Feb ru a ry. Th e O a nsa nte was sp lendid with a massive looped ceilin g of blue, in t he cente r of whi ch hung a hu ge rotating lante rn bearing the insigni as of eac h f raternity. Attractive cozy co rners we re pop ul a r as usua l, a nd th e ref reshment booth was we ll hi dden by th e thro ngs of t hi rsty da nce rs who surro un ded it a ll evenin g. Th e theme of ancient G reece was ca rried out in the deco rat io ns, programs, a nd ref reshm ents. All in a ll , t he F rat Me lee was a g reat success.
Kenn eth Smi t h. CbaiT1lla1/
R ussel Smith Veda Mason
We lls C o llett
Military Ball W as hington's birthd ay saw t he acme of st ately a nd d igni fied socia l fun cti ons, the a nnu a l M ili ta ry Ba ll. T he O a nsante was decorated in gala milita ry sty le with huge gun s a nd f lags. T he Cadet Office rs a rrayed in full unifo rm t rod t he imp ress ive Gra nd M a rch wit h da in ty Spo nsors upo n th eir a rm s. Gove rn o r a nd M rs. George H . Oem , Lieutenant R ussel L. Ma ugha n, t he Governo r's Milita ry a ides, a nd m a ny ot her d igni ta ri es m ade the ba ll a t ruly memorab le occasio n. /"""
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Bonne :\dam~on , ,\Ierrill Johnson (Chairman), Leah Edwards, Ll oyd Thuerer. erge Ben on, Ilenry Rampton , Iloward Linford
Junior Prom The Juniors brought a bit of Old Spain to Logan, when they gave the Junior Promenade, in j\ larch . The Dansante changed in one week , from the place it was to a pani~h garden. o verhung with an ethereal blue sky. The walls were la ttice and covered with conventionalized \ines, blooming hilariously with gay poppies. The balcony with its balustrade made a fitting place for the se renaders. The feature promenade formed a block J while ," I iss Il elen Thompson and Reed John 'on held the limelight with their Spanish tango.
Louise
hepard
Bertha
toker
Leah Edwards
Carnival Ball The A. W . once more ha\'e demonstrated their ability to give a clever, spicy, and original party. Thi s was the Carnival Ball given in the Smart Gym in April. Th e spirit of carnival was in view at every turn . The hall was decorated in black and white to represent a circus tent. Each corner \\'a ~ fillrd with either a refreshment booth. fortune tel ler, or a side show, probabl y the most successful of which was the " Il it-the-Pro fes so r" bowling a lley. Ba!loons, confetti, se rpentine. all added to the general ,pirit of gayety.
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Social Calendar MARCil
OCTOBER 13t h : Sigma C hi Dancing Party. Delta Nu Dancing P arty. 14th: 16th: A. W. S. Ball. Epsi lon Dancing Party. 18th: 19t h : Pi Kappa Dancing Party. Phi Kappa Iota Dance. 2 1st: 22nd: A lph a Gamma Phi Dance. 23rd: Omega Tau Dancing Party. 30th: Sorosis Ii a ll owe'e n Da nce.
1st: 3rd: 7th: 8th : II th : 17t h : 18t h: 19t h : 25th: 26th: 28th: 30th:
NOVEMBER 13th: junior I-lard Times Party . 20th: Ag. Club Ball. 29th : Beta Footba ll Banquet.
APR IL 1st: 8t h : II th: 13th: 16th : 29th:
DECEMBER 10th : Women 's Pan Hell eni c Ba ll. 1st: Senior Class D a ncing Pa rty. 3 rd : Engineers Dinn er Dance. 4th: Theta Footba ll Dance. 8th: Sororis Football Banquet. 10th: Women's Pan Hellenic Ball. II th : Phi Kappa Iota Dance. 14th : Alpha Kappa Psi Dance. 15th : Alpha Gamma Phi Dance. 16t h : Athletic Ba nquet. 17th: Ep ilon Dancin g Party.
Gamma Xi Gamma Dance. Alpha Gamma Phi D a nce. Freshman Dance. Delta Iu Dancing Pa rty . A. W. S. Ca rni va l Ball. Beno Dance.
MAY 5th: 6th : 7th: 10th : 13th : 14th: 20th: 2 1st : 25th: 26th: 27th: 27th: 28t h: 30th : 3 1st:
JAN UA RY 7th: Pi Kapp a A lph a Da nce. 17t h: Delta Nu Dance. 24th : Frat Melee. 28th: Sorosis Dancin g Party. FEBRUARY 4th: 5th: 9th: 11th : 12th: 14th: 17th: 19th: 2 1st: 25th: 28th:
Pi Kappa Dance. A lph a Kappa Psi Dance. Epsilon Dancing Party. Fou nders Day Mainteee Dance. junior Prom. Engineers Dance. Sorosis Pledge Banquet. Sigma Chi I-la rd Tim es Party . Beta Dancing P arty. Zeta C hi Dancinq; Pa rty. Soros is Dinner Dance. Theta Dinner Dance.
Sophomore Annual Dan ce. Phi Kappa Iota Dance. Sophomore Da nce. Alpha Gamma Phi Dance. Beta Da ncin g Pa rty . Theta D a ncing Party. Senior Class Dan ce. Omega Tau Dan cing Party. Military Ball. Matinee Da nce. A. W . S. Vaudeville.
Alpha Gamma Phi Ca nyo n Pa rty . Senior Canyo n Party. Sigma C hi Annual Banquet. Alpha Kappa Psi Dance. Freshman Ca nyo n Party. Phi Kappa Annual Banquet. Theta Annual Banquet. Delta N u Annual Banquet. Phi U. Banquet Sunset Festiv a l. Sorosis Annual Banquet. A. W. S. Co-ed Dance. Beta An nu a l Banquet. Gamma Xi Annual Banquet. Phi Kappa Iota Ca nyo n Party.
jU E 1st: 2nd: 4t h : 4-5th:
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Theta AI umn i Ba nquet. Epsil o n Annual Banquet. Sorosis A lumn i Banquet Comm encement .
"We're Glad To See You We Said How Be You · We're The Friends of LonB LonB ABo"
MILITARY
Regimental Officers Kenneth E.
,\\iss \ 'eda ,\\ason
mith
Cadel Major
Spollsor
0/ I be Regimellt
Ferris W . ,\ \ iles
Cadel lsi Liel/I. alld Adjutallf
OFFICERS OF I:--.JSTRUCT I O~ ,\lajor ,\\artin j. O' Brien , CA. C , D. O. L. Professor 0/ Military Sciellce 1st Lieut. John L. Ilanley, C A. C, D. O. L. Professor of Mililary ClellCe Technical Sergt. Eugene j. Callahan, D. E. ,\ \. L. . IlIstrllctor 0/ Military Sciellce I'ri\'ate first class Glenn E. Picking, D. E. ,\\. L. . IlIstrl/clor of Military Sciellce OFFICERS OF TilE CADET
Tactics Tactics Tactics Tac/ics
REGL\\E~T
Cadet Major Kenneth E. Smith. Cadet 1st Lieut. Ferris W . ,\\ iles. ;\1iss Veda Mason.
Regimelltal COlll1llallder Regimental Adjutallt Regilllelltal Spollsor
B.\ TTERY A Cadet Captain j. Russell
allcfi and alld alld
BATTERY B
mith
Cadet Captain Wells F. Collett Cadet 1st Lieut. Edward W. Gills Cadet 1st Lieut. Algot E. Anderson Cadet 1st Lieut. William C Walther Cadet 2nd Lieut. Rolon L. Allred ,\ \iss Bertha Stoker, Sponsor Battery B j\ \ iss DeEsta I lolgren. Sponsor 1st Platoon ,\ \iss ,\\ eh'ina Iluffaker. ponsor 2nd Platoon
Cadet I st Lieut. Allen F. Bollschweiler Cadet 1st Lieut. Alma Burgoyne Cadet 1st Lieut. Il arold Wadsworth
1\\ iss Bonne Adamson, Sponsor Battery i\ j\ \ iss Louise Frandsen, Sponsor 1st Platoon ,\ \ iss Kathryn Preston, Sponsor 2nd Platoon
BATTERY C ad et Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet
C:lptain Evan Il arris 1st Lieut. John ~. Abersold 1st Lieut. Ernest R . Lee 1st Lieut. j. ,\ \ ark I lolmes 2nd Lieut. j. Clarence Rollim
Spollsor Haltery C Spollsor lsi Pl alooll SpOll sor 211d Plalooll
: \iss Ilelen Ilulme \\i sArita Bolin .\\ iss Fanny Spencer
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Battery A OFFICERS Allan I·: . Boll sc hwciler Cadet 1st Liel/!.
.J.
Russell Smith
Ilaroid \\'adsworth Cadel lsi I.IeIiI.
Cadet Cap!mll
Alma Burgo~ ' nc Cadet I ,~I l.ieut.
SPO~SORS
.\\i:')S Del.one \ ·;dcntine .\Iis~ Loui se Frandsen
Band
,\li!:.~ Bonne Ad<ll11:-o11
Ist Platoon
/Jallery :l
Infantr), Drill
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Sliss Kathryn Pre~ton 2nd Platooll
Battery B AlgOl I:. Ande"on
Rolon
Cadel I sl '-/till.
I:dward
II路.
Gill,
ClIdel lsI '-/till.
\1路,,11, F. Collett Cadet Capld11t
I
Allred
ClIdel 211d I./tll/. \I illiam C. \I alther Cadel lsI /./tlll.
SPO:\SORS .\1i" l)e l路 ,Ia Ilolmgren 1st I'lalooll
.1 1iss Bertha Sioker Battery B
Coasl Arlillen路 Drill
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.\I i" .l l ell ina lIuffaker 2nd IJlatooll
Battery C John
N. Abersold Cade! ! sl '-ielli. Ernest R. Lee
Cade! J sf LJellt.
J. Clarence Rollins
Cadet 211d '-:elli. Evan Ilarris Cadel Caplal/I
l
,\Iark
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Cadet J sf Lieul,
SPO:\SORS J'vliss Fanny Spencer 2nd Platoon
j\l iss Helen Il ulme lilll/ery C
Anti-Aircraft Drill
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j\\iss Arita Bolin
1st Platoon
Men's Rifle T earn Back row: Abe rsold, J o hn sto n, Bun ce, Owen , Smi t h, Gill s (Cap t ain ) , Se rgea nt Burns (Coac h); Front row: Wli lcoy, Va nde rh oo f, Larson , F urr, R a mpton, Meadows.
R ESt...: L T S OF MA T C I-I ES
U. A. C.
3699
Uni ve rsity of Day to n .
373 2
U. A. C.
387 1
Uni ve rsity of W as hin gton
384 1
U. A . C.
2949
W es tern M a ry la nd Co ll ege
2888
U. A. C.
2908
C ul ve r Mili ta ry Academy
2929
I n t he N in t h Co rps A rea I nte rco ll egiate Matc h t he Aggie tea m won twe lft h p lace wit h a sco re of 5,695 fro m a possible 6,000. Nea rl y fifty co ll eges a nd uni ve rsiti es we re represented in t he m atc h.
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Back row: Gladys Hesse r, Ka therine Christiansen, Edna Th o rson, Ivy Smith, Alice Bahen (Ca ptain ), Sergeant Burn s ( Coach ); Frollt r ow: Melb a Gardner, M aud e McClellan, Ellen Thomas, Donnetta Cox, Beatrice Gunnison.
Women's Rifle Team
RESULT OF MATCII ES '. A. C.
492
Uni versity of Nevada
490
U. A. C.
952
Uni versity of Washington
987
U. A. C.
977
Univ ers ity of Ca liforni a
955
ll. A. C.
492
Cornell niversity .
483
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"We're A Hz'8h Falutin: Roo tin: Boostin' ~
Bunch of Men
We Hope That We Shall Meet You One And All A,Bain"
HONORS AND AWARDS
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Special Awards Golden P. Wright The Citizenship Award Given for distinguisbed College Citizenship. Kenneth E. Smith The R. O. T. C. Medal Presented to a member of the R. O. T. C. who best represents tbe ideals of tbe Corps. The Hendricks Medal . Eldon Rex A gift of Mrs. Carrie M. Hendricks in memory of tbe late Professor George B. Hendricks, awarded for tbe best extemporaneous speech. The Sons of the American Revolution Medal. Golden Wright Awarded annually for tbe best patriotic speech. The Vernon Medal . Perce Barrows Awarded for the best short story. The William Peterson Science Medal . Harold M. Peterson Awardea the author of the best scientific paper. American Legion Scholarship Medal Lee Gibbs Awarded annually to the football letterman with tbe bighest scholastiq standing. American Legion Military Medal Ellis Wade Awarded annually to the atblete who holds the highest standing in the u. A. C. Military Department. SCHOLASTIC "An jerald Christiansen Donald jeppeson Bessie Austin Merrill Orion Pulley
j. Randolph Riter Lynn Stauffer Golden Pratt Wright Claude Zobell
HO ORABLE MENTIO David L. Sargent Neptune Fogelberg
Caroline M. Hendricks Leah Mouritsen
JOHANSEN SCHOLARSHIPS Verda Dowdle
Alden Lillywhite Scott Nelson
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Student Body Awards GENERAL STUDENT BODY OFF ICERS
President Vice-President Secretary Executive Councilman Executive Councilman Executive Councilman Executive Councilman Executive Councilman Executive Councilman
Fran k Ch ristensen . Bertha Stoker Hortense Swend sen Lester Pocock Merrill Johnson Glen Worthington Newe ll Sanders Ruby Stri ngham Golden Wright EDITORS
Student Life .. Buuer
Merrill Darley Fred Hogan MANAGERS
Football Basketball Track Tennis Socials and Dramatics Debating Student Life Buu er
Ernest Lee Kenneth Smith Russell Smith Lund Johnson George I-I arris Leland Skanchy Oaken Broadhead Sheldon Winn
DEBATING Golden Wright Leora Tarbet Miriam Maycock Leland Skanchy Elsa Wyatt Charles Harding Louise Shepherd Laura Bankhead Ronald Flamm Gwyn Rouche Abbie Scholes Serge Benson Roland Monson Alden Lillywhite Fred Hogan Leland Skanchy
Perce Barrows Polly Rich Veda Mason Thelma Faylor Leland Skanchy Alberta Jensen Richard Stratford
DRAMATICS Emma Green Virginia Wardleigh Damari s Sutton STUDENT LIFE George D . Neilson Scott Nelson Roland Smith Rodman Pulley Clifford Frye
C. Reed Johnson LaMar Lyman
Ella Bennion Dallis John son Laura Bankhead Harri son Davis Roland Monson
BUZZER Alida C. Hogan George D. Neilson Ernest R. Lee Polly Rich Emma Rae Wilmore
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UOh We're From LaBan We Said From LaBan And We Love Our A. C. U"
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COLLEGE LIFE PERSONAL INDEX ADVERTISERS
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Oclober 12 192 a /11 e/,Ilorab'l ' () t.:as at I be e(I// ege t o((as/o/I 1"1 ale sat.: t l' Jal d beglllllillg ortl°ffICla/ sladllllll ill Ula// firsl . Dlgllitarles a/Ice, alld III JealelldsbO'l:e/ of di:/ first by Co'!.' C ,dra'U:ll Arcbile~1 II . tbe sladllll/l r:~''.? of appear /lex! fali 'U:1l/ A sec I iO/l of tl . al tbe me1ll0r;!;1 crowd 1Il0mes. e cere-
;er:i Derll.
"1"be bole groll/ld" . III tbe as I bis g~~s /~ (} looked press.
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Logan Posl No.7 Legioll Urum alld Trumpet Corps, acco III pall i e d tbe tea 11/ at I be state games alld were Aggie stalldard bearers 0 11 I b e Colorado illvasioll. T b e Calliopbolle, dOl/aled, by a few allll7lS, was Ibe featllre of parades alld rallies, alld also did its sbare ill Salt Lake. Each, Sorority, ill its turn banqlleled tbe gridiroll beroes. Here we see Sorosis as bostesses. Last, but by '110 mealls least, COllies tbe Cbeer f(ill gs. collegiate coillor-tOllists, allli dispellsors of spiril.
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Tbe sllccess 0/ I': alll/)f(s /(apnfe, IIll10vated Ibis year, bids lair 10 lIIake II all allllltd al/llir. Parisian ,l/ alleand tbe POI Moon Dallcers, 'l,;ere 17.<-'0 of t be r!/egallt fl/leell acts. qUillS
Scelle Irolll lbe Girls' Day Progralll. Varsity Players ballgillg tbe Goose blgb III ltia bo.
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Swiors, arrayed allli 1I0t arrayed ill their distillcti"" garb. Tb e new /l olILe Ecollol1lics Practice cottage, a 1Il0del slrucI lire, buill fbis year. Tb e Glee Club bus ellroute 10 Dixie stll ck witb 1lotbi1lg to U/l.load. Tb e Ellgilleers, Knigbts of Saint Patri ck, made tbe Irisb day a me1ll0rable aile 011 Ibe call1pus.
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Tbe Blue I rachlllell upsel I be dope buche/ '[,:bell I bey made Ibe Ule Hedshill s bile Ibe dusl -74 ~4-70Y.l.
SOllie I brill/llg n/Onunts : Fllllsb of 220 yard dasb. lIigb burdles par excelle nce. T be pole t'ault. Filllsb of I be balf 111 tie.
Fillisb of 100 ya rd dash .
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A Day witb its blisters and back acbes was made baDllidr by tbe sigbt of our Faculty at work. [II a lonely spot we sllapped tbis.
Tbe
Vigilantes vigila llt-
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That the "Ag" boys 7Iligbt tread tbe way dry sbod. Tb e brightest spot of tbe day-Chow.
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Personal Index A Abbott. Jame s. . ..... 64 Abersold . John ..42, 90 III . 11 3. 207. 208 Adam s. Armenia ........... .48 Adam s Frank ................ 78 Adams. Lisle.. .. 74 . 93. 157 Adam s. Verena ............ .48 Adamson. Bonne .. 54, 100 132 . 133 . 200 . 205 Adamson . David .. 97 Aebi sc~~r . Matilda ..... 121 Aff leck . Doyle..43 , 94 . 123 Alder. A ld ora .. .............. 77 A ll en . Lloyd ......... .47. 88 Allred. Pratt .... 73 . 91 . 160 A ll red , Rolon L .... 12 2. 124 . 206 Ander son . Algot E ....... 206 Anderson . Ann .. 122 Anderson . Dorothy.. . 10 3 Ashbaker. C. F .. ............ 77 Astle . Orrin ......... 12 7. 160 Atkin. Alice ... 68 Ault . Il elen . .. ... .... 68
B Bachman . Velva ..... 57. 104 Bahen . Alice ... .47. 132. 209 Bailey. E rn est ....... 96 Bailey. Eve lyn. ... 55 . 125 Bailey, Iva n . ... . 125 Bailey . Reed ... . 125 Bair. Birdie ..... .. ..... 68 Baird . Dean .... 58. 97. 195 Ballam. Phyllis.... 64 . 19 3 Ballantyne. Mary .... 64. 193 Ballard . Reid ....... . 57, 12 3 Bankhead . Laura ...... 72 . 179. 189 Barrows. Perce .... 57. 90. 113. 166, 168. 178. 18 1 Bartlett. Herbert.. . .... 122 ... 73 Bartlett. Veda .. Bateman. Marion ........ 157 Beagley, Lewis. .87. 118. 125 Beal . Max ............. 93. 157 Beal . Ray J. ... 162 Beaumont. Ellen ... 50. 122 ..63. 107 Bell. Ruth . Belliston. Edith ... 79. 125 Bennett. Mary ...... 56. 100. 120 Bennion, Ella .......... 63. 103 . 179 Bennion. Hugh ... .. .... 86 Bennion. NoeL. 56. 84. 118. 152. 160. 16 1 Benson. Conn ie .............. 67 Benson. Serge .... 56. 11 4 142 . 188. 192 . 200 Bickmore. Ada .. ............ 63 Bickmore. Lee ................ 78 Bigler. Clarence .. ......... . 195 Bingham. Amos ...... 79. 192 Bingham. Golden .... .... 192
Bi s hop . George ........ 74 . 87 Blackham . Lucile ... 55 . 120 Blood . Nora . ...... 105 Blood . Seth L ...... 89. 112 Boden . E l va ... 10 I Bohman . Ilugo ...... 77. 95 Bolin . Arita.. .. ... 73 . 207 Boll schweil er, A ll en ................. .45 . 205 .. 65 Bowen , II clen ........ 79 Bovle. Dean ... 77 Boy le . Juanita
Boy le, Stan ley
_.. 6;
Brenchley. Louis .. 59 Broadhead. Daken .. 54. 9~ ... liZ . 113, 11 8, I Z i. 133. 178 Broadl~ead_ N;!omi. ... ;:9. 102 . 114. 132. 133 Brown, Keith ........ 77 Bryan, Bent R ...... 77 , 125 Budge. Clare ... ..85 Budge Rush c. ...... 47, 90 Rud ..e . Vernon ....... 87. 11 8 Bullen. Reed .... 84 . liZ , 11 8 Bunce, lIorace 'I. .. 12 6, 20R Bunnell. Edna ....... 78 Burgoyne, Allie P. _._ ... 104 BlIr~oyne, Alm~ ... 77, 12Ii. 127. 205 Burgoyne. Irvin .. 07 . 1 2~. 127 Burke. ~Ielv;n .. 118 160. 16'1. 192 Burnett. F . .1 ... 47. R8. 110. III . 112 . II R Burn s. E thl vn .......... 127 Burton , E ll en ..... 73, 193
Christ ian son . Roy .... 57 . 95 , 198 Christopher son , Jonh ... 149 C lark , C~l ru s .... 57 Clark . F loyd ... 45 , III . 192 Clark . Glenn ....... 89 Clark . ~1)'ral G ..... .43 . 92 C la rk, Parley G ....... .49. 96
Clark, \Veston
Cook , I.ouise .... __ .......... 79 Cowa n, Rulon ......... .. ... .. 87 Cow ley. Mav .... 102 . 119, 120. 181 Cox, Bvron G. .. . 51 Cox, Donnetta .............. :59. 120. 209 Cran ney. A. G ...... 89. 11 2 Cran ney. Monroe .... 88. 11 8. 147 Cranney. Rita ............... 102 Crawford. Malcolm .... 75 Cressal !. .I essie . 106 Crocket t, Gera Id .... 92 . 166 Crockett. Evelyn ...... 100 Cric"et t. In a . . ... 64 C rockett. Virginia ....... 10 3 Cruikshank. Donald ...... 76 Curt is. Lucille ..... 10 5. 121
C Ca.11. .I oseph .. 85 . 149. 160 Call , Vo sco .... 84. 142 160, 163. 192 Cannon . Allan ..... 90 Cannon. Rav ... 69 C.ardon, Ezra .... 95. 126 , 127 . 198
Carli sle. Edwin
..... ... 8;
Cates. E ldon M ....... .42. 88 Chambers. Laura ............ 76 ehaope ll. Ernest .. 66 Cheney. Gretta . .75
Che ney, Morita. . ... ___ .65 Choney. Wayne L .. 49. 167 Childs. Mrron .... 74. 91 . 149. 157 . 160 Chip ma n . Albert... .85. 149. 167 C hri ste n so n . Chester ... 84 Chris ten son. Frank .... 34. 42. 84. 110. 133 C hri stenson . L. Dean ... 46 Chris ten son. Nyles ...... 160 Ch ristenso n . Roma ....... 103 Cllfis tian sen. Camille .. . 64 C hristiansen, Katherine .. .. 63. 209 Christianso n . Jerald.AS. 94. III. 123 , 126. 130
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Clark. Wilford .... 97 Cole . Amos G .... 96. 125 Co le. Wilford ............ 125 Coles. E lverne .. 48. 92. 112 Collett, Well s .... 44, 94 124, 12 6. 127 . 130'. 199, 206 C?nroy. ~Iaurice R. .......... 138. 14 9 Cook . lIazel .. 64. 101
D Dahle . Robert ... .. ..... 142 Dancy. Charlotte E ....... .30 Daniel, LaVern ................ 50. 107. 127 Darh' v. MerrilL. .. 41. 90 III . 113 . 168. 1'78. ' 18 1 Davis. Carma ......... 66, 102 Davis. CarL. .. 87. 15 2 15 6. 160 Davi s. George. ..87. 152
Davis. l.loyd ...
. .. 84
Davis. Orpha.. ... . 67, 101 nay. Geneva . . ... __ ..... 65 Day . .I oseph .. . 79. 149. 157
Denison.
J. Melvin ...... 51
Doty. E lli s
..... 91
Doz:er, Carrie C .. ....... ... 33 Dudley, Thelma.. ... 58. 100 Duke. Alma . .. .. ...... 97.
130
Dunkley. MargareL69. 103 Dunn , lone .......... _..79, 193 Dunn. Lois ...................... 67 Dunn, M eryl .................. 69 Durani. M. 5......... 57, 124 Dutson. Ernest ..... 93 . 157
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E Eariey. Lucy ......... 68. 193 Earley. Ma e.. .. ........ .... 65 Ecke rsal l. Ondulyn .. 63. 193 Edward s. ,Leah .... 55 . 102. 132. 133. 200 Elia son. Afton .. 59. 94. 123 E ll sworth . H eber ....... .....96 England, Milton ........... 124 En sign , Coleman ..... ..... .. 91 Erickson , Sy lvan .... 58. 96 Evan s. Afton .... ... 74 Evan s, David ....... 9 1. 157 [\:an s, E lvin .. ........ 56, 88. 112. 133
[ van s, Margaret Evan s. Peter . r:Will~,
;vtatt
.79 .. ..... 92 ........ 46
F rarrar. Elmer ... 78 Farrar. R11ph 41 113 11 8. 142 , '160. ' 163 Favlor. Thelma .... 42 . 100. 114 . 119, 120. 131. 132. 179 Feldm a n , Edmund .. 94 . 123 rife, Coy.. .. ..... 66. 120 Fife. Karl ....... 95 F ife. I.orin ........ 56 Finlin son. Afton ... 67. 120 Fisher, Emma ...... 75 . 12 1 Fbmm. Ronald .. .. 166 n etch.r. Calvin ........... 1Z2 Fletcher. I rene .... .. .... 122 Fogelberg. Nenhtune .... .44. II I . 112 Fnnnesbeck. Alice . . ...... 78 ronnesbeck. Carl M .. ... 123 Fonne sbeck . Margaretha ... 44
Forrester. Robert _
... .93
Foxley. E. G .. .46, 142, 145
Frandsen, l .ouic;;e ....... 63. 103. 132.205 f-rectric1.;son. Ea rl _192 Fredrickson. Greta ... 78 rreer. I. ewis ........... 75 . 94 rrovd. Beryl.. . 58. 104 Froyd. Maxine _ _ ______ 56 Frve. C lifford .. 63, 91 . 178 h hriaman. Relda .......... 69 Furr. Ca rl .1 ......... 126. 208
G Gadd. Alton .. .. . ...... 97 . 125 Gadd. Fred .......... 97. 125 Gardner. Alma .. ..... 91. 149 Gardner. A. 5 ........ 51, III Gardner. Clark .... 77. 192 . 195 Gardner, David I. ... .45. 88. 142 . 146 Gardner. Ernest ... 85, 149. 167 Gardner. Melba .. 209 Garner, Rosabelle .... 67, 122
CDuring the 1926 .. 1927 Season
Every CPacific Coast Conference School in addition to hundreds of other school s in all parts of the country, awarded to their Letter Winning Athletes . . . .
AWARD SWEATERS -tbe finest award sweaters made -produced exclusively by tbe
OLYMPIA KNITTING MILLS,
Inc.
Olympia ( 'End of tbe Old Oregon Trail") Washington
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P ERSO:\AL INDEX (Co ntinu ed frolll page 224 ) Garre tt,
W e Hope Through Qu a lity a nd Serv ice T o M erit Your Business.
125
Gi bso n, Owen
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94, 125, 127 Gill s, Edward 4 5, 14 2, 206, 208 Gowa ns, Ma rj o ri e ....... 172 Gra nt, Ray mond .. .......... 85 Greaves, Cy rus ........ 67, 9 1 G real'es, F lo rence .......... I 06 Gree n, E mma 56, 100, 11 4, 11 5 Green, Thomas ........ 43, 88 Gree ne. Flora ................. 58 Gree ne, \ 'ira .................... 73 Gree nh algh, Ea rl ... 94, 12 5 G ri ff in, Bess ie ...... 10 1 GrifT in , Cha rl es .............. 84 G ri fT in, Il erbe rt 78, 85, 149, 157 Gri fT iths, ~\ ary ................ 79 Gunn ell , j\ \ errill ........ 157 Gu nn a rso n, Beat ri ce ... 209 Guy ma n, Lee 97, 157, 160, 192
CHRISTENSEN Furniture
Co. Loga n
Utah
Piggly Wi8g1y
H I lack ing. Ferron ... 79, 166 Il a ight , D. B..... 86, 11 2 I ia li . I.o."a l .................. 89 Ii a ll , Sta nley .................. 85 Ii a ll , \\'alter C. .... 138, 149, 157, 166 ' Iam ilton. j\ l clvin .......... 50, 142, 14 5 Ilammond, Dorve l ........ 90 Il a mmond . Gra nt .. 85 I la ncey, Ca rl os ...... 192 Il a nks, Ellen ..... .. 10 5 lI anley, j. L. ............... 113 Il anso n, Al vce ........ 64, ' 103, 13 1, 198 lI anso n, Co lline ........... 127 Il anson, Eldo n ............ 157 Il a nson Gwe ndo lyn ........... 104, 193 I la nso n, 'Lea h .. 68 Il anson, A\ argarite ....... 103
Super Service
--.:.-A Clerk For h.-ael; Customer This is no mere piece of wit.
You
se rve as yo u r own clerk, without waste of ti me wa iti ng your tu rn or li stenin g to someo ne t ry in g to se ll yo u som et h i ng you do not \\.an t. You pass alo ng th e a isles a nd make y ou r ow n selectio ns.
\V a nd a .... 65,
Ged des, F au n ~ ....... ....... 100 Gedd es, \\'ill ard 89. 118. 147, 160 Gedde<. \\'i lli a m 44. 88, 11 2, 133, 139, 160, 16 1 Gesse ll . 1I 0 mer ............... 64 Gibho ns, I ."d ia ................ 61... Gibbo ns. Rober t ..... 86, 142. 144, 152 Gibhs, l ee .. .42, 142, 146 Gibb)', T . G ................. 87 Gib so n, C. I................. 125
I la n son, .\l vro n
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Ilanso n, Othel lo.
95 127
127
I l a rdill ,~. C l1.lrk~
T he money
Il a rr is, I larri s. I larr is, Il arris 42. 132
saved in d ispos in g of a la rge force is pa id you in red uced prices.
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86. 11 4, 188 El' an ; I. 113 207 George ...... 43. 9() ... 75 . 93 Lloyd l ue ll a 104 , III , 11 4, 13 1,
I la rri s, ~ \ a r de n e .... 73, 12 1 Il a rr is, Rell el .... ...49 Il ar ri s, Ve rn al 57, 92, 152, 160 Il a rt , Ruth ........ 64, 107 Il anv igse n. Milton ........ 67 Il al'ertz. Jose ph J r ........ .48 I lawkes, Ea rl ...... 93 lI awkes, Sta nto n ........ 9 1 Il aw ley, \Va rren 84, 142. 144, 152, 15 4, 160, 163 I lay-ward, \\, illi am ........ 84Il eal'S. Vell a ................... 74 I lend r icks, Caro line M . ............. 43, I I I Il endr icks, Er ma ........... 66 I lenrie, Leo ne C.
49. 107, 12 1, 13 1 lI enrie, Roy. .. .. 76 Il enrie, \Vay ne ................ 55 Il esser, Gladys 57, 11 9. 179. 18 1, 209 I iL.\'\\'ood, Ja m es. ........... 78 ~h ywood , Ka rl ........ 76 11 ;"man, Thorval .......... 89 Ilili . Lel and .......... 92, 123 I lill , Re ta ............. 62, 120 I ii,, !, Alt a .... 58, 107, 12 1 Il irs t, Merlin ............... 96 I lodges, Eve ly n ............ 106 I l od~es, Leo ne .... .. .. 67 Il o~a n . Aida C. .... 115, 180 Il o:>a n. F . D. B. 44. 88. I 13, I 15, I 18, 133, 180 Ii o li a nd, Wa nda ............ 69 I ioimes. I. ;\\ ark 95. 12l, 126, 127, 207 Il o lmgre n. DcEsta ....... 72. I l2. 20:i Ii o iton, Pa rl ey ...... 142, 15 7 1I0 rsley, E rn est ................ 9 1 Ilorsle)"
P hi lip ........... .47
Il owa rcl, Owe n .............. 94 Howe ll , Spence r. ....... 75, 85 IllI fTake r, Melvin a .... 74, 206 Il ug hes,
D urrel
.......... 95
llllil . Rober t R. .............. 5 1, I I I, Il ulme, I lelen ........ 54, 100,
126
132, 207
Ilu nsa ker, Arli n .............. 89, 149,
160
Hun t,
Ester J . 43, 107,
Il unt,
Forrest ............ 192
11 9
Il unt, S. R ........... .43, 94 I lunter,
Ge nev iel'e .......... 45
Hurren, David .. .4 4. 86, 130, 142, 148, 199 Il urren, Eul a lia ..... 55 , 120 Hutchin so n, J essie .......... 6 Il yde, I lelen
......... 78
11 \"(le, Irma .................... 7¡1
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Manufacturers of Superior Candies and Ice Creams
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Cc mm ercial Trust Savings WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Logan , Utah
Logan and Rexburg
Resou rces Over $ 1,600,000.00
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TI-IIS ESSENTIALLY A FAMILY STORE
25th Anniversary The families we serve in our 773 Department Stores are the familie s that are representative of American life, thrifty, industriousse rving thousands of such families . Naturally, during all these years we have thoroughly studied and learned the needs of the families and how best to supply those needs. We are essentially a family store. We strive to se rve well every member of all families. W e do not hold "sa les", we protect our customers against inflated retail prices. By buying from us for cash and carrying home your purchases, your savings he re is considerable.
Dry Goods, Outer Apparel, Millinery, Clothing, Hats Furnishings and Shoes for the Entire Family
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I Ikler, K. C ................... .3 I I ngra m, Leo ........... 77, 125 Is real son, Alice .... 76, 122 Ivin s, Anthon y \V .......... 25 h 'in s, Ca roL 122, 124, 127
;\1 agazi nes
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Books Wall Paper Fine Statio nery School a nd Office Supplies Your patronage respectfully solicited \Ve know we ca n save you money
Wilkinson (1 Son Main Street-Opposite Post Office
LOGA
Edward Furniture Company
--.:.-Let us feather your nest
--.:.-26 South Main Street LOGAN, UTAH
........ 84 j ackson, Elgin j ac kson , Yerna ........... 104 Jado t , Renee ........... 127 j a rm an, Corn ell ...... 63 jarret, EtheL ...... 79, 125 jenkin s. Alice .... 51 , 106, 121, 124 , 127 jenkin s, Editl~ .... 51 , 106, 124, 127 jenkin s, Eva ...... 103 , 121 Jenkin s, Kurt .............. .48 j ense n, Albert a.. 44 , 102, III , 11 9, 180, 18 1 j ensen , Du ane... .. .... 94 j ensen, Edmond .... 149, 157 j ensen , Ea rl .............. ..... 84 j ensen, j ani ce ............... 102 J enson , Mark ....... 149, 157 ....... 66 j enson, :-':orman j enson , Una .. 193 .I epp son , Donald .... 43 , I II , 160, 161 j essop , Beatrice ...... 56, 106 john s, Vernal ............... 92 john so n, Br)'on ...... 77, 125 john so n, Dalla s.... 65 , 179 john son. Ed y th e .... 40, 102, III , 132, 181 john son , Fern ................ 76 john son , Eva ............. 103 John son , Keith ... 95 john son . Lund ...... 90, 112, 139, 168 john son , Oswalt ... .. .... 95 john son , Philli s ........ ... 67 John son , Ruby.... ... 79 john son , MerrilL35 . 54 , 90, 11 2, 130, 133 , 200 John ston , jo),ce ....... 68, 120 john ston , Lloy d ........... 9 1, 188, 208 jones, Daniel . . ... 96 jones, Evely n ................ 68 jones, Ilenry .... .. ... 96 jon es, Lottie ............... 63 j o nes, ~\artha ........... 193 judah , George ........ 89 , 149 judd , Ralph .... .. .. 76
Kingsfo rd , Kenneth ....... .48, 127, 167 Kirby, Owen ... .. ............ 58 _.. 157 )(orth, Sy lvan ...
L Lamm , ;\l a rjori e .............. 68 L arson, Arvid .... 63, 92, 11 8, 142 La rson , Bl anche .... 79, 120 Larson, Connie...... 45 , 102 Larson , George ........ 63 , 160 Larson , j essie .............. 76 Larso n, june.. ........ 6 3, 103 La rson , Kimber .............. 75 Larson , LaVern ...... 66, 93 Larson , La von ........ 95 , 192 Larson , Mainard ........ 86 Larson , 1\'ewell ............ 123 Larson , Paul ........ 73, 91 , 166, 179 La rson , Ste rlin g.... 91 . 208 Larson, Un a ........... 78 , 193 Larson , Vernon ........ 58, 93 La rson , \ 'in ce nt ............ 66 Larson . W. Ahn er.... 84, 166 Law, Ro zella ................ 73 Lawre nce, Geo rge ... 76 , 95
Lay ton , Lay ton , Lay ton , Lay ton ,
Arthur ........... 11 2 Elizabeth .77 My ron ............. 75 PauL.63, 84, 115, 11 8, 192 Leatham / Marguerite...... 73 Lee, Erne st.. .. 40. 86, 112 . 133, 139, 180, 207 Lee, Rozanna ............... 74 Lei e,h, La\ 'e ra ........ 58, 121 Leishman , Robert ..... .. .. .49 Lemon , Ann e ................. 106 Lenkersdo rfer, Cl ara ............................ 73, 121 Lenkersdorfer, Lelah ............................ 66, 121 Lenkersdorfer, Pern ecy ............ 64, 121 Lil lywhite, Alden .......... 149 Lillywhite, Ro land ........ 91 Linford , 1-I0ward .. 56. 88, 112 , 142, 144, 152, 200 Linford , Jame s 11 .......... .33 Linford. Zill a ............ 63 , 105, 121 , 122 Linier, Florence .... 106, 193 Lindqu ist, Irvin e ............ 89
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Lloy d, Elmer ... ............. 192
Keetch , Ru sse ll ............ 97 Kellerm , Duane .... ....... 142 Keller, We sley ....... .. ..... 95 Ke nn ard , Gordon ... .. ..... 67 Kerr, Lou ise ......... .. ...... 73 Kevern , Kin sey ...... 160 Kidgell, Melba .... 68, 121 , 122
Lloyd, Erma .......... 66, 10 1
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Lofthou se, l-Iarrict... ....... 66 Love , Vernon .... 47, 88. 118, 142 , 148 Loveless, Florence .. ...... 67 Lowe, Fred C ...... .. .......... 79 Ly man , La Mar .. .. 101 , 115
~ HE school year 1926-1927 has cemented
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still closer the association between the
u.
A. C. Student Body and the people
of Logan and Cache Valley with this in sti tu tion. In appreciation we can only be proud to
have merited your continued support. We sincerely trust that this institution of service will continue to be "Headquarters for Logan and Cache Valley."
crhe eN ew house Hotel SALT LAKE CITY
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City Drug Company
M M adsen, Edna ......... 56. 105, 1 19. 12 1
Prescription Dru ggists
Madsen. Jo hannah
M adsen, Lo la ____ 73 ,\ l adson, Carro l . . .89 ,\1 acison , T heodore ____ .89 \l arh1e, I1 0rtense 66, 103 ,\ I arl(, \ \ 'm. D. 95 :ll a rl er, Otis __ . 55, 88, 1J3 ,\l a rtin da 1e, A __ .86, 1..12, 1-17. 1:;2, I :; 5 ;'\l artin ca u, George .. S5, 11 2
Everyt hing in Drugs T oil et Articl es Sundries
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Maso n,
Ivic
Rae .
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M ason, VedL __ 43, 102, 11 0, 179, 18 1, 199. 204 ,\ I at Ie)" ,\ l a r k __ .,48, 86 ,\ I att hews, .\ I nt is 46, 104 :ll aug ha n ,' A lton 88 ~ l aughan, E 1\'in . 59. In . __ . 56 i\\:lugran. Frank . ______ 59 ,\I au~han, Sara h . __ 78 i\1 aug han. \ 'irgin ia
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67 N Main Street
Phone 200
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.\r\ o rga n, Luc ill e '\ l orrell. I.i ll ia n I' l orre ll , Lyma n
Oldest and Largest N ationa l Bank 111
Ca pito l
Cach e Vall ey Surp lus , 183,000,00
Profits
Courtesy
Loga n
Utah
.' \ oser. E rw in U. 47, 121. 124 "l oser. I\cnncth .. 74 .\\ ouribe n . 1 eah 41. 107. 11 0. Il l. 11 9. 13 1, \ 9R .\ \ unlock. ~ei 1 .. 77 . 195 .\\ \·ers . Chester .I .. __ . 184
N I3 crt1:1.rd . 69 :"\clso n, Gcorgc .. 11R. 160. 167 :\'c lson.
~chon.
Rebecca
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1·lorcncc ~ie l scn. Cantril .RR.
.. 65
142. 147, , ,2. 154 ~ i e l sel1 .
Emma .. 122 :\iel sc n, F lorence . 4C) :'\ iehen. Geo rge D. 179. 180 :\ ielse n. I aGrande
R9. 152 '-"ufTe r. 110\'(1 42. 124. 1·12. 148, 167 :\lIfTer. R hea 107, 121
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.\l c Pherson, Ze 1pha 78 :II eado\\'s, I: ll wood 157, 208 ,\ I endenhall, \\'end .. ll 78,9 1, 14 9. li 7 ,\ I err; ll , Re ssie A .. 4 1. 100, 11 0, 111 , 11 5. IJ 1 M err ill. Cons tance 63 :II erri 11 , Foster . __ .9 1 .\I err ill. 11 a ro 1d 9 1. 167 ."en' i11. La R ue 11 __ 51 , 192 .\ I err ill . I. ea h C. 79, 12 1 .\ I e r r ill . I. ea h n. . __ ..45 ,\I err ill , Th a is 78, 93, 15 7 1\li dd 1e ton, Ro ma 58, 100 :II ill er. l1 0 race ______ 121 ~ I iller. We nda __ .77 .\I i1I's. Ferris __ 40. 84. 11 2, 11 3, 110. 199.204 !ll i1es. f'ra n kie . 69 ,\ l itt on. ~ I a,,' 107. 191 ,\ I on>on. B. c:. 4 1, 86. 192
Fra nkli n 160 195 188
192 91
,\ \ o rga n. Frank 62. 90. 11 2 ,\ l organ . 11 arry ......... ____ . 58
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O' l1 ricn. :II . J Olsen. 11 . I l u'1:o
76, 122. 127. Monso n, Pa ul 47. 86. 192. .vt ol1 son. Rol;IIHI.. 50, 11 4. 127. 179. J\l or~an. Alvin ,6. R8. ,\ I orga n , C lark 78.
Service
.. __
.. 8·1, 1 12, 11 8 J\ l cKclli l1s. l\\a rion ,49, 92, 130, 199
i\ 1011 S0 11 .
Friendliness
__ ... 65 12 1
61 .' lonense n. Do ris .. 61. 89 ,\ l orto n . j ack .
i\ l cCun c. Joh n C .
First National Bank
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__ . 50. 94, 126, 127
Oh011. Owen 0·Hei1 " ·. F. 1 . Orllle.
91
ll enr\'
73. O:'I11f',
.. __ . __ 71
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Os tl e r. Eu~ene Owen. 1 ue ll a Owen , Ezra 72. 89.
125. 105. 74.
127 II I 12 \ 122
I n.
2~8
R7.
p Pack" rei.
1va n
50, 1H 167. 1 9~ Pac!.;,er, Lee ... 9 1 Packer. Ora 42 . 102. Ill . 11 4. 11 9. 120. 1J 1 Pacwai, ~. .. 71. 12 I .__ 50 P alme r , Darre ll Pa rker,
E 1\'a
..... 77
10 1 .76, 12\ __ .. 74 Park in son . E dith Par t inp: lo n , '\ '1illi am.. 97 P ear ~. l', Arm\lro ng ... 152 Parker,
Patricia
Parks.
1t ha
P~a r so n ,
A n ile ............. 195
Pea rso n. De n to n . .. 149 P"c'<, Tri 1\'a 75. 121 Pederson, Fayc .... 64, 10 1. 132. 133 Pcrucca , Emma .68. 103. 181
{a\Mi~~~~T1~t!~~~~i0~70N SALT LAKE C ITY , UTAII
~<" '"
Dealers in all Kinds of Merchandise WIIOLESALE i\01D RETAIL
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~OPlE'5 S~
Dry Good, \!oliom StO\'cs Shoes Women s and
Groceries Stationery Linoleum Il ardware
tat ~<"
iO~'v ,oeopu,'ss
Crockery Gents ' Clothing Toys Tinware Gents' furnishings ,vi illinery Overall , Leather Carpets Drugs Shoe Findings Wall Paper Children's Ready-to-\V.car
O IT ICERS .\I'\D DIRECTORS DI RECTORS I \t>bcr J. Grant Davltl A. Smith Heed 5;"001 Ch.,. II'. ~ihlc\' II. .\l. Dinwoodcv A. II. lI'oo lle\, ' John F. Benne tt ' Anthon\' \\ '. I\':n, Geo. Albert Smith S tcph cli I . Ri ch:nd s 1:t1~;1f S. Ililb C. A. F. Orloh lI' m. II. .\ Ic l nl .n c. Jr . •\lllfIll IU II ~ D irect or
OFF ICERS F're s;del1f
lieber I. Grant. ~nthon'\, \\ ',
I \' ill ~
lohn I'. B ~ nn t" tt ::. A. F. Orloh ~ lI S. P. BaC '';' 111:111 \\' S. ROI11IH.'~'
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Secrptorl'
.'1H;.,loIII Secreta;\'
Tref/ surer
John F. Bennett F S. Tin~c-" Gus P. Backman
. 1Hi'ilallt .\/allaff,er ; I H.;~/lll1l
BRA~C1 1
PIWVO. UTA II
,\Iallflj!.er
II OLSES AT
POC-\Tl: U .O i\:\D IDAIIO " i\LLS. ID:\II O
Cache Knitting Works
J. P. SMITH &SON
Established in 1890 UTA II 'S OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE KNITTERS Guaranteed 100 % pure Virgin Wool Sport Su its
PRINTER S
Sweaters ENGRAVERS
Dresses
DE SIGNER S
Also Dealers In Blankes, Leather Coats, Overcoats, Wool Sh irts, Etc.
,. Look For Our T rade Mark" Federal A venue Logan
" TilE OLD RELIABLE" Utah
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We Boost for the U. A. C.
FINCH~ROGERS
STUDENTS!
Cafe
When you need that suit or dress cleaned or pressed just phone for "Andy-" Then you
We Serve All Kinds of Specialties in Season
can rest assured that it will be finished satisfactorily and returnDining Room For Ladies
...
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ed promptly. CLEA~ING
PRESSING
REMODELING
"ANDY" me CTailor-
20-22 East Second South Street
Phone 48
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
When you See the Name SCHRAMM-JOHNSON I t means Ouality Merchandise Plu s Real Service
Schramm~ Johnson
Drug Stores Co.
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Logan, Utah
PERSO. AL I ' DEX (Continued from page 230) C.
Newe ll ..... .49, 167 Peter::;OI1, Elmer G . .... 27 Peterson, Il aroid .......... 96 Pl'tcf!)On, I I. Lloyd .... I 22 PeteT>on, Ilaroid F. .... 78 Peterson, Il a roid M .. ,45, 86, 110 , 11 3, 11 8, 130, 198 Peterson, Kirma ... 44, 100 PClt:r!::.on,
Petl'r..,on, l _aPhene .. ____ .115 PUcrson, Lillian ..... ___ .68
Peterson, Onetta .......... 59 Peterson, Phyllis .......... 6; Peterson, \\'illiam .... ___ .29 Pett, Il e len ................... 101 pris~.!r('r, \Oirgjnia ..... 75 Phillips, \\'endeIl89. 112, 142, 160, 162, 16() Pi,ton, Roscoe ...... 58, 92 Pocoel;, C. L ... 35, 40, 88, 110, 118, 130, 133, 199 Pond, Alma .... 72, 85, 192 Powell, A. I I. ... 94 Pratt. Joseph ....... 50, 167 Preston, Katherine .... 103, 205 Price, I Jarold .... 5 I, I I I Pugsley, Eve lyn ......... 73 Pulle)" Orion .. 49, I I I PUl'd)" Frank .............. 123
s Sahel', Alfred ... 157 Sanders, "ewell 35, 4 I, 88, 110, 11 8, 142, If5 , 152, 153, 162 Sanford, Ilelen 47, I I I, I 19. 120 Saxe r, A. 11. ... . .... 32 Saxer, Allon ............... I 68 Schauh, \ 'esla . 122 Schaub, \\'eslev ...... 142, 146, 152 , 15 6 Shcoles, Ahbie. 56, 114, 189 Scott, Elizaheth .... 121 , 122 , 127 Sea mon s, \'crnal ... 6-1 Shaw, Byron .. 167
To FRESH lVlA SOP IIOMO RE J UN IO R SENIOR Alike This being our advertisement, we a re naturally telling you to come here-and keep coming-and keep making yourselves at home,
LEVEN'S %eHub Chain Stores, Inc,
Shaw, Conslance .... 6;, 12 0
R Rallison, ~larchia .......... 75 Rampton, Ilenry 57, 90, 160, 192, 200 Rampton, Leonard 74, 91, 160, 192 , 208 Rawlings, Lewis. ____ .... 127 Reading, \\'m. .. ..... 14 9 ~amsnider,
Rogers, l. u J) ean ... 69, 192 Rogers, Theodore .......... 86 Rowland, Lcwis .. S), 90, 130, 142, 15 7, 166 Rollins, Clarence ......... 207 Romne\', E. Lowell : ... 7, 138, 152, 160 Rose, Cieone ........ 69, 193 Roscngrccl1, 1: ldon ...... .46 Ross, Ro.,¡ ........... 65, 93 Rouche, Gw.\'n .... 107, 114, 188 Rowe, Gus I ~. 64,89, 112 , 11 8
Dice
.............. 45, I I I, 123 Hecce , Sterling ....... ,45, 88, III, 11 2 Reeder, Reyno ld .......... .. 8 7 Reese, DaricL ..... 92, 167 Reese, Venace ................ 104 Reeves, Vincent ...... 9 1, 149, 157, 160 Rice, J ane .... 48, 119, I I I Rich, Poll y .... 55 , 100, 132, 172, 179, 180 Richards, C leop ha .......... 73 Richards, Mathi as ........ 92 Richards, Sterling .......... 93 Richardson , Persy l ..... 152 , 160, 192 Rigby, Gwendolyn ........ 193 Rigby, Milton .............. 65 Rigby, Murland .............. 64 Riter, Randolph .......... 84 Robe rt s, Lee .................... 92 Robinson, Nina ............ 67 Robin so n, Warren ........ 67 Rogers, Ann .................. 77 Rogers, Harry .............. 122
Shaw, Elizabeth. 46, 102 Sheffield, Carl. ..... 89, 11 8 Shepard, Louise .. 62, 101,114 , 132, 189,200 Sh ipley, ~lerlin 68, 157, 167 S hurtli ff, \'ernal ............ 88 Sillim.n, Eva ............... 79 Sim s, Archie ................. 59
Simp son, Archie
........ ;9
Simpson, ArdeJle .. 106, 13 I Si<anchy, I e land .... 84, 114, 11 5, 130, 178, 188 Skewes, Elaine .... 78 S later, Lionel .................. 75 Smart, Theron .... 89, 142, 148, 160, 162 Smith, Clifton . 58 Smith, Dewitt .............. 97 S mith , G ladys .............. 76 S mith , G. Gibbs .............. 88 S mith, Gwe nd olyn ...... 101 S mith , Ivy .... 121 , 127, 209 S mith, RenneL ... 160, 163 Sm ith , Ru sse L44 , 90, 11 3, 139, 160, 199, 205 Smith, Kenneth . .48, 88, 112, 113 , 11 8, 126, 139, 142, 14 8, 152 , 199, 204, 208 Smith, Lyman ....... 65, 93 Smith, e tti e .............. 105 Smith, Pea rl .................. 79 Smith , Perce ................ 138
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We Want
Summer- Salesmen The Gtah Wollen ;\lills has a proposition to make to any you ng man who wants profitable summer employment. We want representatives in the field to sell our hi gh grade woll en wear on co mmi ssion. Many choice territories still open. 10 experience required. Our products a re backed by good will and popularized by effective adve rti sing-including snap py programs on KSL. We break down the sales resistance for you! See us or inquire by letter. The Original
Utah W GDlen cMills Richards Street Salt Lake City, Utah
%atcher- Clothing
crl1.e CBluebird
Company:'
CATERERS TO DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE
/lome
01
Ilart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes
19 North i\\ain Street Logan. Utah
Utah
Logan
Wholesale and Retail
UTAH AND IDAHO
FOR
SUGAR
FOOTBALL BASKETBALL
Is the Equa l of Any Sugar in
AND TRACK
the World
EQU IPM EI T
-.:.I tIs 100 % FI
See
E
100 % PURE
Logan Hardware
100 % FOR
Company:'
UTA II Al D IDAHO
~5
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i\:orth Main Street
Here Y ou Are
Howell C13rofhers The I-lome of Kuppen heimer Good C lothes
--.:.--
I t has the old-time good fla vorbecause it 's made from a 5% fu lly LAGERED BREW- Satisfyin g?vou te ll 'em-
An Investment In Good Appeara nce
--.:.-LOGA)J, UTAH
Stratrord. Riclnrd ;;, 88. 11 2, I n. 1;, Strin~ h am. R uh\' ; ~ , !CO: 123, 68, Stua rt. Dak 1..) t uart, .\\ e lha Su tt on, Damari, SUI.'I', i , ,\ \ol o:-.ukc ~l), 6h, Sweeten, Orp ha Swend :-.en, Ii ortt'llse
ASK FOR IT -
For Sale Most Everywhere
j4,
1 8~
I II 91
68 100 12 I I JI ()
~t
;0, III \\'. O. 13. III Jo se ph S'\' m ~, I O~l i se 4 1, 106, Sw in~ 'ar d,
;\1 ade a nd bott led by
S\'mo ns,
Becker Products Co.
T
Ogden , Utah P I-: RSO~ l\L
INDEX
(Continued from page 23 3) Smith.
\'ir~inia
Smi th ,
.I .
... 67,
Ser man j;,
89,
~ort..'n'ion,Edna_ l ou i ~
Son..' I1 'oon, \\'es l c~' Spenc~ r,
11 2
;to,
Smi th , \\'illiam Sore n!lon,
12-\
12 1 ...... 9 1
H'.
14 9
Fa nni e .... 7h, 207 Sprouse, "erell ........ __ .... 77 Stanger, G lenn .... 8~ 90, 192 Starr, Stcwart St.uffer, l.,Vnn46, 94, 121
Steffe n, 11 .,'alill
Stephen" ewe ne\"re
I ()~'
7;
Stephens. ,\\ eh"in 67, 97 ;7, 102 Ste\"en:-.. Il ckn Ste\,en ... , ~i..'\\'t..'1 1 94 Stewart, .1 , /, .90, 11 2 ,.... S; Stewar t . Pl'rr~ ' Stoddard, F red ............ 76 Sto',,,r, Berth. 14, 4 1. 104 , 11 0, III , 114 , 12 1, Ill , 112 , 133 , 200, 20ti
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90, T anne r. \ ' j\' i an 11 9, I l l , I l2, Tanner, Iloward Tarhell. I.ee Or" 10 1, Ta\'lor, Owen 71. 9 ; , T a,lor, Tr u th 66, T t'h h~, A,ldie Tchhs, :--:e llie Thain, Theodore Rj, Thatcl ~e r . .\\0'01;'''1 r heqcrer. l o\'d ,\\. 5;, 90, 112, 11 5, Theul'rer, ~Iclh" Thomas, Ellen 46, 10O, 122, Thoma\, Frances Thomas, Flo\'el ... 4 1: 142, 144,
16', 198 H7 11 4
Thomas, .\\ argarct r homp:-.on, Grace: . . 6;, rh o m '1~o n , Delos. 87. Thorne, Florence' Thornlc,\', GWl'ndc l la 67, 107, Thornl<.\', l' lo\'el .. 90, 1'ho;'I1I<.'.\', ,\ \ c lha ;9, 10 1, Thornle,\', \\ 'illartl Thorpt.', Ilurdett Thorpe. Everett Tho r:-.on, I:dna 59, 114 . 119 , 123, Tjn~e.\', \\,ill,s 94, T ood, Il arry T o dd , ~on:t Tolman, Bion
10 1 10l 192 79 19 1 16') I l2 69 191 . 192 209 121 .Hi 102
h5, 97, 160, 192 Ilelel1 76 T uddt:l1 ham , Evelyn .... 10 5 T\ '~ on, Glad.", ...... 57, 100
Tow l'r:-. . 1; 7 10 I 10;
77 H4 160
U lnderwood , l amt's 89, 11 2,
110
2:)J
V
1O,
\ 'a ltnline, Del one 74, 2J; \'anderhoof, Kenneth 7' , s;. 149. 15 2 160, 208 \ 'er non . Clinton . . :;;, 86, 11 2, 11 3, 181
209 100 1 6~
For 25 Years
erne
Ogden's Best
cNEW HEALY HO'TEL
erne CPotter-
Cafe Supe ri o r Service u nexce lled Foods
Headquarters for
Special
College Students
:Ylerchants Lunch
SOc 25th St.
Opposite C ity IIall Ogden, Uta h
Ogden, Utah
QUALITY CPHOTOGRAPHS ST} 'LES TO FIT EVERY TASTE PRICES TO FIT EVER}, PURSE
Your 1927 Buzzer negatives are on file in our Studio and await your future orders.
Torgeson Studio Phone 303-J.
Logan , Utah
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P E R SO~ AL
INDEX
(Co n tinu ed from page 235) Ye rnon , France s ...... ..... 75
Yicker s. ;\\ aurine .......... ...... 74 , 125, 168 \ 'ictor, R. M .. ........ 51 , 9 5'
w Wade . E lli s .. 89, 11 8, 142 , 146, 152 , 15 5, 16 2 \ \ 'ad ley, Re if ... 95 \\'ad swort h , Il aro id ..... 50, 11 3, 205 \\'a hl stro m, Lo la .... 66, 193 Wak ley , 00ro th y ...... 57, 11 9 Wa ldro n, 1\e110 ........ 93 Wa lke r, Ca lvin ......... 65 Wa lker, LeGra nd .... 96, 160 Wa lker, I losea ........ .. ... 93 Wa lker, Ru lon . . 127 \\'a lke r, Verna ...... 47, 102 , 11 4 , 120 Wa lte r, Gl en .. ....... 55 , 142 Wa lthe r, \\ ' . C .... 167, 206 W a nl ass, W. L. .... 3 I \ \'arbu f ton , Eu gene
.. .. 85 , \\'a rd leigh,
14 2,
145
\ "i rg inia
................... 56, 103 Watk in s, Do ro th y ....... 10 1 Wa t kin s, Ly de ....... 92 , 130 Webs ter, Frank .... 85 , 149 We lc h, Go ld en ............ 149 We lti , Wa lte r ................ 193 \\'enn eg ree n, Anh uL.73, 89 Wes t, A nn a ................... 79 Wes t , F ra nk L. .... 30 W es t , R ay B . ................ 32 \\ 'es t , Ray B. J r .......... 85 \\ 'estoll , Nor ma ........ 66 Wes ton, R u lo n ..... 68, 149 W hitin g, Ro na ld ............ 77 W ight, E lva ........... 64 W ilcox, I lug h . ...... 74, 208 Willia ms, Howard ...... .. 66
THE
\\,illm o re, Emma Pae Willi a mson , Oa\'id ........ 76 ....... 69, 180
... 10 1 Wi lso n , Edna Wil so n, Le ,\l o vne .. ...... 4 7 Wil so n, Wil burn ..... 42 , 90 \\ 'inn , S he ldon .46 , 88, 125 , 180, 192 \I 'inn , El va .... .. 77 \\ 'inn , J ac k ...... 74 , 125 Wint le, A rn o ld .. 64. 93 , 142 Wi xo m , Ca lvin .. 96, 130, 14 2, 167, 192 , 195 Wood, A lber t.. 89, 160 , 163 W ood , Edit h ................... 77 Wood , Gordo n ........... 87 Wood , Wi lliam .......... 94 ...... 6S Woodwa rd , I rene \\ 'oodward , Marlow _... 95 \\ 'ooz ley, J\l ary ...... 58 . 100 \\ 'o rl ey, Er ma .... 4 1, 102, 11 0, 11 9, 132 . 133 \\'o rthi ngto n, Glen .. 35 , 62 ,87, 118. 125 , 142 152 , 15 3, 160, 162 Wrig ht . C he ster. .... 93. 157 Wrig ht, Go llen .J5 , 4 2, 92 , 11 0, Ill , 11 4, 118, 188 \\ ' r ight, Jan tllll s ... 44 , 92 , II I ... 64 , 189 \VyaH , El sie..
CAPITOL LOGA N, U T A H
--.:.-Uta h's Fin est T heatre
--.:.- To Attend T H E CAP ITOL IS
a bi g part of a ny students educa-
tion .
Y Yaman all chi, Y. _
.. 124
Yeam a n , Faye .. 57, 11 9, 124 Yoshida , F ra n k .... 66, 12 4 Young, Ir vin e ....... 73 , 157
Th e St udents' Place to Eat
z
B&B
Zobe ll , C laude ....... 5 1, I I I Z o ll in ~ cr,
Ru th
.... 57 , 68, 114, 122 , 127 Zunde ll, La\ 'e rn e ... 75 , 193
Cafe
Builders of Distinctive Annuals
T he Most and Best for t he Least
DE P ENDAB ILITY
--.:.--
%e Commer cial cArt (5 Ens ravins Co.
Tbe I n spector Eats H ere
343 Fron t St.
East of Cache Va ll ey Ban k
Sa n Fra nci sco, C alifo rn ia
15 East First Nort h
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Electrical Gifts for- CBride and Graduate Fi rst or a ll , yo u wan t yo ur gift to be practical- useful va lued for its utility. It mu st present a good appearance, and it shoul d be " different"- not likely of dup licat ion .
A ll these requisites a re met in
ELECTR ICAL APP LI ANCES Come
III
and see our attract ive lin e of Elect ri cal G ifts
Utah Power & Light Company Efficient Public Service.
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Come In Just As You Are
ECCLES HOTEL Rexburg
Logan Blackfoot
Intermountain Binding Corporation
%is cAnnual from fhe CPress of
Successor to
Paragon Printing Co.
LEITII TRADE BINDERY
Salt L ake City:' Utah
CR uling :-: CBinding Gold Stamping :>lakers of Blank Books Library Binding
II. B.
LEITH
MARK JUDGE
41 Post Office Place
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Sal t Lake C ity
Phone Was. 5829
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