Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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and “Student Body” owe no small measure of their success to the capable and illustrious leadership and assistance of the Seniors. We made a good beginning and a better ending. But you haven’t heard the last or the best of us yet. and wont until we’re alumni and then vou’ll hear what you will hear, so keep your ears open for the report of our fame that is to be! So much by way of a forecast for the future, but we must ask von also to take a look back with us into the past. As Juniors we established two customs in the school whose significance can hardly be estimated. The “Buzzer’’ was our idea. W. C. Riter first got the “bee’’ in his bonnet, and the class elected Orson Lloyd and “Bill Peterson to prepare the hive. I low successfully they did it. with the help of the whole class of course, we only need refer you to the original Buzzer” to determine. The “Junior Prom” was also our idea. A laudable social initiative that we are justly proud of. But of course the “Buzzer was our Big Idea, which we becjueath with our blessing to all junior classes of the institution from now until the end of things mundane. ith this as our final word we leave you in the full consciousness of having acquitted ourselves nobly, and the knowledge that “All’s well that ends well.” 20

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ALEX. McOMIE. Agriculture. I-elii. Utah. Agricultural Club. Delta Theta Sigma. Intercollegiate debate (3). Class debating team (3). President Senior Class. A self made man? Yes— and worships his creator. — Henry Clapp JOS. GRUE. General Science. Plain City, I.'tab. Member of band (1). (2). (3). A prominent figure in the drafting of the Student Body Constitution and instrumental in getting the Constitution printed A woman needs a stronger head than her own for counsel—she should marry. —Calderon. A. B. BALLANTYNE. Agriculture. Logan. Utah. Agricultural Club. Delta Theta Sigma. Phi Kappa lota: Member of Student Body Executive Committee. He was so generally civil that no one thanked him for it.—Samuel Johnson. 31