Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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JOHN E. HAYES Registrar. The man behind the bars. Knows more students in ten minutes than most of his colleagues know in a week. Is an energetic worker, and as Registrar, knows the business from start to finish. Blows the clarinet. Goes about his business minding his business and leaves the other fellow ' s business as none of his business. JAMES L. BROWN Principal of Normal school. Graduate of University of Michigan. Has been well liked by the pedagogues — so well, in fact, that last year he was captured by the foremost of them. Has done much in building up the training school. Write him as one that loves his feflow men. [24]

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HENRY PETERSON Professor of Education. Dean of Teachers College. Graduated from Chicago University and took his M. A. from Harvard, and later was an Austin scholar ibid. A wrinkled thinker and an advocate of high altitudes and liberality. Behold at his touch the old changeth into new EDWARD H. HOLT Prof, of Stenography and Secretary of the University. Knows all the ins and outs of the administration, and is the President ' s daily memory. Has a lovable disposition. Who giveth love to all. Pays kindness for unkindness. Smiles for frowns. [23]

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ANTHONY C. LUND Professor of Music. Our big man whose greatness comes chiefly through chants. De- lights in good jokes and music. Is a master in developing the human voice. With some very crude material, at times, he has worked wonders. Regularity and punctually, his aims. He does more than he is paid for. ELBERT H. EASTMOND Professor of Art and Manual Training. A product of the B. Y. U. with a fine finish from Pratt Institute. Not married yet but anticipates a change soon. Has practically built up our art department with his enthu- siastic untiring efforts. A lover of the meadows, and the woods, and the mountains. [25]