Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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: v:. [ g BAN VAN y ELIZABETH CANNON Associate Professor of Home Economics B. S.. Utah Slate Agricultural College, Graduate Work, Columbia: Graduate Dietician, Walter Reid General Hos- pital, FLORENCE J. MADSEN Professor of Music Student at Brigham Young Unver- sitv; New Etigland Conservatory of .Muse; B. M., and M, M,, Chicago Musical College, HERALD R. CLARK Professor of Finance andlBauking B,. Brigham Young University. B. A.. University of Washington; liuate Work. Ohio State University. GEORGIA MAESAR Instructor in Training School BRIGHAM T. HIGGS Superintendent of Buildings and Campus JOSEPH SUDWEEKS Associate Professor of Educational Administration B. S.. University of Idaho; M Un versify of Chicago; Ph. D.. versify of Wisconsin. A,. Uni- MAYBETH BOWMAN Instructor in Training School GLADYS KOTTER Instructor in Training School BESSIE IVERSON MEILING Instructor in Physical Education for Women A, B,. Brigham Young University, Page Twenty-eight .

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?| 27; - BAN VAN ! ' ' ' , ' ' ' ry ' ♦npONY has proved to be one of the most popular student bod - leaders e ' er to fill the office of president. Coming from Old Mexico, he very early gained recognition from his schoolmates, and his circle of friends has continuallv widened. K friendly smile, a bit of encouragement to all, a sense of service, and superb sports- manship have all combined to make Tony an outstanding personality on the campus. As a representative of the school he is admirably adapted in any capacitw and besides his job as executive, he has brought many honors to B. Y. U. in the field of athletics. For his man - accomplishments, his friend- ship, loyalty, and devotion to duty, the students are all proud of their student body president. ANTHONY I. BENTI.nV .... -.. UA t , U o - c. - . Z TO aid and encourage Tony in the many duties of his office, the student body made an excellent choice in the election of Evelyn to the office of vice-president. Culture, refine- ment, and poise have blended in her to mould a most charming personality, and her smile and cheery greeting for e ' er body has won the esteem and admiration. Fivelyn has brought a great deal of credit to the University through her musical ability. Being an accomplished performer on the Hawaiian guitar, she has entertained in num-A berless programs throughout the state. Many of the splendid student body programs this year have been a direct result of her effort. Because of her charm, her friendliness, and continual ser ice, E elyn has endeared herself to the hearts of her iiumicrable friends, and all cherish her friendship. ' age Thirty .-?€-