Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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(9, President Franklin Stewart Harris Preside if of Uiiheni y NE of the great events each year at Brigham Young University is the coming out of the Banyan. At this time I wish to extend greetings to all who have supported the Banvan this year. In it we have a permanent record of faces and scenes which have become dear to all who have been connected with this great school. This book is a link to connect the friendships of the present with the uncertain future. In after years we may turn over its pages and have recalled to our minds some of the happiest experiences of our lives. I hope that all will care for this book as a precious possession and that through ;t the Spirit of the B. Y. U. may continue to carry on in their lives no matter where their lots niav be cast. llliilllillMlllli ' liilllillllllllilli: .[21]r

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GENERAL CHURCH BOARD OF EDUCATION Arthur Winters, Sccrcfar and Treasurer Joseph F. Merrill, Siipcrintciulciit of Church Schools Heber J. Grant Joseph F. Smith Anthony W. Ivins ' David O. McKay Charles W. Nibley Stephen L. Richards Willard Young Richard R. Lyman RuDGER Clawson John A. Widtsoe Orson F. Whitney Adam S. Bennion BOARD OF TRUSTEES Heber J. Grant, President Thomas N. Taylor, ' ' icc-Prcsidetit E. H. Holt, Secretary and Treasurer Susa Young Gates Stephen L. Chipman Reed Smoot Joseph R. Murdock Lafayette Holbrook Joseph Reece Joseph Fielding Smith Zina Y. Card J. WiM. Knight Willard Young EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Thomas N. Taylor J. Wm. Knight Stephen L. Chipman 20

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Joseph F. Merrill , Siipcrhifeiich ' iif of Church Schools y REETINGS to the students of the Brigham Young University. We congratulate you on the opportunity of receiving a college training in the high moral and refined spiritual atmosphere of this institution. To you much has been given, of you much will be required. Are you loyal to the B. Y. U.? Your conduct gives the answer. The good name of the University is in your keeping. It is not so much what you know as it is what you do that will help or hurt your Alma Mater. In this respect your responsibility is incomparably greater than that borne by students of state-supported institutions. May you not fail in your duty either to yourselves or to the B. Y. U. Your life here has been pleasant and profitable, made so, by your industry and the spirit of the School. This spirit is that of love and service. May you breathe it deeply and keep it with you always. ij|lf1if!ili« Ul ' lllllhl: Jillllil9ittiia!ilililfilliimiililiilllllliiiHililliiill ' [22] ll|l|