Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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05Jt{s» ' n©g5irnj2ffi(s» ' ' og£ fje JBanpan •tmso- ' mf ' m ' I.owRV Nelson B.S. Director oj Extensiij i Division Director Nrlson prolialily comes in contact with more students than anv other one man, with the exception ot the registrar. His department is growing rapidly, but he is safe- guarding extension scholarship with a master hand. Not only is he known and admired by his students, but by both the farm- ers and the artists of the state, tor he has an understanding, sympathetic nature, and a well balanced education that car- ries him safely into many lines. H. V. HOYT M.B.A. DciDi of ihi ' College nf Commeree .Although Df.an Hoyi ' is a man ot business affairs, he is tar from being an extremist. He meets his students upon a triendly, business-like basis, and they are made to feel that his advice is not only author- itatiye from a professional standpoint, but yaluable be- cause of his keen personal in- terest. He is ever alert to discover our problems, ami to aiil in then ' solutions. W t ■t ' n ii ' I .3 ' - j 55S!ga,4jS8SSQwJ[®S!aiu iiinetefn QTtauntp-tijrre wQ£JSS .j(iSS!S2ftdQ f! • ' '

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• £«s» ' «»£ «25is» ' tEte iSaupan mis f - m ' s ' t ' ' - ' Mrs. Amy I.. Merrill B.S. Z raw of IVunwn Mrs. Merrill ciime to us hist tall as the new Dean of Women. We like her already with a lik- ing that is destined to become better with closer acquain- tance. The girls who have needed her most, because ot sickness or difficulties, like her best because ot their better ac- quaintance with her sympathe- tic friendship; but we all love her because she knows the heart of the girl. M. C. Merrill Ph.D. Dcau of the College of Applied Science De. n Merrill is the first dean of a newly created college, and under his able direction this college is, in spite of its youth- fulness, already firmly estab- lished in importance. The stu- dents have needed it, and meet- ing Dean Merrill ' s helpful and enthusiastic welcome, they have come into their own. We like him because he has that genuine get acquainted atti- tude. ' 5 M U .1 pi Fti . S?rSi,-cS1!rga,. S 2a,dCSH . Nineteen Ctoentp-tljrte Sfiah.-cSI2a,.-cS:j .-cS1f ..-)

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i)t iianpan ' ti if ' - m - z ' sm ' ' ' Thomas L. Martin, Ph.D. Professor of Agronomy Christen] ENSEN, A.M., Ph.D. Professor of History and Political Science Florence Jepperson Madsen Professor of Music Murray O. Haves, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Geology T. Earl Par doe Professor of Public Speaking Benjamin F. Cummings, A.B Professor of Modern Languages Ethel Cutler Butt, B.S. Professor of Home Economics Alfred Osmond, M.A. Professor of English ' 7