Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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: - ar an i V. ALTROD OSMOND ProlfiiOT of fzngtisb .B.. Harvard Lniversity, 1903: M.A., tjolumhia Lniversity. 1920; Graduate A ' lirk University of Chicago and Col- umbia University. JOHN i. HAYRS Regislrar B.S.. B. i ' . L.. mil Kinri:R b. saui.s Pitrchitiing Anent. SecTetiiry to the Preiident B S. U. A. C . 1920; Graduate work, 19211-21. Wll I 1AM .1 SNOW Profeaor of History tt.. B. Y. L ' .. 1919; I ' h D. versiiy of California. 192). Wll. MAM 11. SNni.l. Aishtatil Proletior of Mechanic .-Ird .B.. B Y. v.. 1918; Graduate work. Bradley I ' olyiechnic Instilule, summer 1919. A.MOS N. MERRILL Professor oj Secondary Teaching B.S., Utah .Agricultural College, I89( M.S., University of lliinoi , l9nS; Ph.D.. Stanford U.l:v,■r itv, 192i,. 11 ATt M 1 lOTT Professor of Clothing and Texlilei B.Ph., B. Y. U.. 1S95; Graduate work, Pratt Institute. 1907-08; Stale Normal School. 1919.2(1; Lniversitv of Chi- rago, 1922; Studv in l-,nrnpe. 1924-2 V HLSin C. CARROLL Instructor in F.ngUsh U.S., B. Y. L., 1926; M.S., B. Y. V. 1928: Cornell University. 191-1; Lhii- I ' ersily of Chicago, 1915; Stanford Univeisitv, 1924. BLRTllA ROliLKTS Instructor in Office Practice .n.. B. Y. v.. 1926; Universilv of Utah, summer 192(t. PLRCUAI P. BlGLl i) Instructor in Auto Alechan .

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A( TIM. DIRI-crOR H. K. MERRILL hundreds of patrons and friends to which it soes. the Extension Division always at least an ex-otTicio member. It is gratif ing, therefore, to those in charge of find place among the finest year books in the nation. Q ean of Women . s I see ou pass through the halls of learning. 1 love ou. I envy you. and I sym- pathize with ou. rirst. you are an in- spiration that helps to make m life happ Second. ■ o u h a - e youth which is fearless and progressive. Third. ou must ob- tain wisdom; this wis- dom comes onl ' with experience, and is oft times a hard path, he- cause the things which allure and gi e much promise turn bitter The things which are worthwhile seem hard but prove to be the elixir of life. Hold aloft t h e torch of faith, let it be a light to our p a t h w a v through life. Extension ' Division I hough Director Lowry Nelson has been away stud ing during the ear at the Lniversit} ' of iscon- sin, the Extension Di- vision over which he presides has been car- rsing on the program which he established. Through it contact has been made with hundreds of enrolled extension and corres- pondence students off the campus, and, by means of public lec- tures and program s of various kinds, with several thousands un- L-nrolled friends. Since the Bansan serves as an important visitor and instructor in the homes of the looks upon it as being Extension activities to DE. ' KN NETTIE NEFF S.MART

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CIIARl ns E. MAW rrolessor ol Chemitlry n.. Stanford University. 1901; M.S., niversitv of Chicago. Illh: Ph O . St.nnford University. I ' J.M. r.HORGE II. HANSEN Aiiiilanl Profettor in (tfotogy and CeoRraphv B.S. U. A. C. IfllS; M.S., George .ish:nKi»n Lniversisy, 1925; Ph. 13. t ' tcorge W ' aNhingiin Universilv, I02T 7CE1.A MOOnV Imlraclor in linglifb WAI TER P. COTTAM I ' Totraor oj liottmy iV.B.. li. L . 1016; M.S.. B. Y. U., lOlO; Ph I) Lnivcrsitv of Chicago, I I ' d. MAUD TUCKFini.D Imlruclor in CInlhin:; aiiJ TexUiti B.S.. U. .A. C. I ' ' 2S; Siuilent, Uni- lersilv of Utah, summer 102(1; Uni- .ersit ' v of WashinKion. summer 1924. THO.MAS I.. MARTIN Proleaor in Agronomy K . U. Y. U., 1912; Ph.D., Cornell University. 1919. STEl.l.A P. RICH Imlruclor in f.ngUih B S.. n. Y. U.. 192(1. Ill RAI I) B. CLARK I ' roleiior ol i-inancg and Itiinkinii .B.. B. Y. U.. 1918; , 1SA.. Uni- .ersilv of Wash ngton. 1924; CraJu- iie work work Ohio Slate University. 1927-28. C. S. II.Ai: Imlruclor m SiL ' imming BENJA.MIN I . CU.MMl.SCS I ' rolcisor ol Modtrn and Classical Languages A B.. University of Utah. I9H; Tiraduate work. University of Utah. 1920-22; University of Sliicago, sum- mer of 1922; St.inl.irJ Univcrsif. . 1923-24.