Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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JAMES CLOVE Provo, Utah Big, good-natured Jim. Noted for his copy of the Taft smile. A profound student of agriculture and politics, with a slight sprinkling of poetry. Future title, U. S. Secretary of Agriculture. WILSON GLAZIER Provo, Utah A practical man is our class presi- dent. Slightly severe and a little aus- tere. He hears merry tales and smiles not. Dancing he abhors ; emu- lates Miles Standish. Mathematics and Physics are the joy of his soul, his cloud by day and his pillar of fire by night — scrapper, too. 27

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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

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JOHN G. GUBLER Provo, Utah Features, ruddy, rugged, Teutonic. Magnificent, good humor, even under adverse rulings. Has debated. It ' s easy enough to be pleasant When life flows along like a song. But the man worth while is the one who will smile When everything goes dead wrong. CHARLES HAFEN Santa Clara, Utah Born and come up in Dixie. Known nowhere except in the class room, and at 42 East, Eighth North Street. It is rumored that he is mar- ried. A philosophical mathematician, and a mathematical psychologist. Re- den ist Silber, schweigen ist golden. 28