Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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niiii s HIRilS FRANKLIN STEWART HARRIS— President of Brigham Young University ... a great man whose diversified interests, friendly attitude and unusual abilities have endeared him to stu- dents and faculty alike. Out of his broad experiences as an educator, scientist and church- man have come the qualities which have made his twenty-one year era of leadership the brightest in the long history of B. Y. U. To him, leader, counselor and friend, the Banyan says, Long Ufe! 27

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1 ! BRIGHAM YOUNG — founder of the university which bears his name • — greatest colonizer in the history of the world. Second president of the Church, this dynamic personality is re- sponsible for more of the good things of life in the West than most people realize. Well- laid-out towns, broad streets, neat, successful farms and orchards, and an old and fine school system are but a few of the blessings we enjoy as a result of his far-sighted and inspired leadership. 26

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m JOHN E, HAYES . . . Registrar. For thirty-eight years genial John Hayes has kept track of high school entrance require- ments and college credit. It has been estimated that during his tenure of office he has record- ed more than one hundred thousand hours of credit for B. Y. U. students. Keeps in trim by riding his bicycle between campuses while his daughter pilots the family car. Never for- gets a face or a name. One of the most pleasant persons in the institution. Kiefer B. Sauls . . . Treasur- er. Regally ensconced in his tiny office, he pursues his duties with an exuber- ant good nature not gener- ally attributed to the con- ventional treasurer. Often called the president ' s right hand, he keeps an eagle eye on every monetary transaction of the univer- sity. Thoroughly coopera- tive and exhilaratingly sen- sible, he makes an unfor- gettable impression upon those whom he contacts. 28