Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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CALENDAR Friday the Talmadge contest was held an the winnin ' essays were read in assembly. That afternoon the Rocky Mountain oratorical con- test was held. I tried out but I didn ' t seem to be able to win anything that year. Maybe there was a jinx over me. Epi. the next week was pretty dull. Every- one had the spring fever an Lizabeth Ann an I took to takin long walks when we should have been studyin an I can tell you that is a sure symptom. The band gave us a concert that Wednesday an ' we sat there an just dreamed of each other. My golly, but we had it bad. Could you blame us? Friday was the Student Body extemporaneous program an ' I had to get up an ' sing a song. I was really scared that time an ' I ' ll bet they wished they ' d never called on me. Saturday they held the State track meet here an Lizabeth Ann an ' I stayed up there all day. It was awfully interestin ' . Senior day came the next Friday an a highly successful day was ended with the Senior dance. By the way, Epi, eighty-five Seniors graduated that year. That was a pretty good-sized graduatin class I thought, ffonor day came on May 29 an ' Epi. I only wished that I was one of the honored ones. I had a mania lor pins about then an ' the only trouble with me was that I didn ' t have any. Epi. school was really comin ' to a close. The exams came an ' went before we knew it an strange to say they didn ' t seem half as hard as the others that we d been through. Perhaps we had begun to see that they were a necessary evil, anyway I almost hated to have mine all over. We really thought school was over when we heard the Baccalaureate sermon Sunday, the 31st. It made me a little heartsick to think that the year I had enjoyed so much, an the year that had lirought me so much was nearly over. Monday the honor banquet was held but neither of us went. We stayed home an ' talked about our future an ' remembered our past. iSo ban- quet could compare in entertainment to that, Epi. The commencement exercises were held Wed- nesday an ' all the alumni were treated to a ban- quet an ' a ball. With the last strains of Home Sweet Home. Epi. our school year was really a thing of the past. All in all it had been a large year an ' it had brought me somethin ' it could never take back, it had brought me Liza- beth Ann an ' — What is it? Unc. here comes ma up the path! ■ ■Oh. Epi, you scoot in the other room. My land, here I ' ve wasted this whole afternoon just as your ma said I would. My. won ' t she be mad. Here, Epi, you take this album an ' put it right where you found it, quick now. here ' s your ma! ' Page Ttvenly-eigbt

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UNIVERSITY Superintendent cj dam S. ennion Adam S. Bennion is Superintendent, teacher, and friend in one. As Superintendent he has gained our loy- alty. As teacher he has gained the respect and admiration of all. As friend he has won a place in the heart of every student. His cheery smile adds zest and spirit to our lives: his magnetic personality and achievements give us an ideal, his words bring strength and ambition. He is first in power, first in inspiration and first in the hearts of B. Y. U. students. Ptige Thirty