Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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ARTHUR L. BEELEY Provo, Utah A dignified English country gentle- man. He both orates and debates. Loves President Brimhall and himself. Ineligible to office of President of United States, but expects to become Chief Justice of Supreme Court. On the matrimonial fence. He has brought many honors to the B. Y. U. WILLIAM H. BOYLE Provo, Utah A mighty mfm is he with large and tender heart, Principal of the Sub-High School of the B. Y. U. As such he has started many a youngster on the right track. If he ' s a watchin ' on his beat, He ' ll tramp from east to west. And north to south — in cold and heat He does his level best. 25

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ANNA OLLERTON Parowan, Utah The last female survivor of the class. Of the little suffragette we are proud. Tis the last rose of summer Left blooming alone; All her lovely companions Are faded and gone; And for bonnie Anna Olle We would lay us down and de. JUNIUS BANKS Pleasant Grove. Utah A genius is Junius, and yet not a mere dreamer. He finds sermons in stones, books in the running brooks. Has relatives, by name, in every town of the state. Very religious, yet finds some good in Socialism. He has but a single aim in life — the chair of geology in the B. Y. U. 2A

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DEAN BRIMHALL Provo, Utah A tall, spare young man with a char- acteristic Lincoln pose. A fluent ora- tor and skillful debater. Gritty, too, and has learned — To dream — and not make dreams his master; To think — and not make thoughts his aim; To meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two imposters just the same. FRED BUSS Provo, Utah This enterprising genius has traveled the country over and done many things. In his line are automobiles, photo- graphs, peaches, and geology. At present he is trying to mix farming and teaching. Disastrous to farming. 2S