Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1912 volume:

� HON. THOMAS SMART. D E I) I C A T I () N TO THE H on. Thomas Smart W hose generous gift made possible tlie erection of the Thomas Smart Gymnasium this volume is gratefully and affectionately dedicated. (tjm'tmg ®r make ttn apology for thr 1U12 SiiEsrr. ©nr Armors arr gooii looking; onr Athlrtra arr rhantpions; thr rrrnrha of onr iFarnlty nrrh no rommrnt; onr illna-trationa aprak for tljrmarlura. £ o to thoar nnaophiatiratrh mtra mho ham' hrrn prrauahrh to part with thr prirr of tljia hook— We (giur (grwtutg amam •aosxaiM v nhoT XNaaisaad Board of Trustees LOREXZO X. STOHL. President Brigham City ELIZABETH C. McCUXE, Vice President Salt Lake City THOMAS SMART Logan JOHN C. SHARP Salt Lake Citv J. A. HYDE Nephi C. S. TINGEY, Sec. of State Salt Lake City JOHN Q. ADAMS Logan J. W. X. WHITECOTTON Provo JOHN DERX Salt Lake City ANGUS T. WRIGHT Ogden J. M. PETERSON Richfield MATHOXIHAH THOMAS Salt Lake City FACULTY. FACULTY 1 HEADS OF SCHOOL. AGRICULTURE ELMER DARAVIX BALL COMMERCE GEORGE THOMAS HOME ECONOMICS ELLEN A. HUNTINGTON MECHANIC ARTS WILBERT S. DREW GENERAL SCIENCE J. W. JENSEN 1 2 F A C U LTY JOHN ANDREAS WIDSTOE. President. B. S. Harvard University, I’ll. D. University of Goettingen. ELMER DARWIN BALL. Director Experiment Station and School of Agriculture. B. S. Iowa State Agricultural College, M. S. Iowa State Agricultural College, I’ll. I). Ohio State University. GEORGE THOMAS. Director School of Commerce. Professor of Economics. A. B. Harvard, A. M. Harvard, Ph. 1). Frederick William University of Halle Wittenberg. FRANKLIN STEWARD HARRIS. Professor of Agronomy. B. S. Brigham Young University, I’ll. D. Cornell University. E. G. PERTERSON. Professor of Bacteriology and Physiology. B. S. Utah Agricultural College, M. S. Cornell University, Ph. D. Cornell University. CHRISTIAN N. JENSEN. Professor of Botanv and Plant Pathology. B. S. Utah Agricultural College, M. S. Cornell University, Ph. D. Cornell University. JOSEPH E. GREAVES. Associate Professor of Physiological Chemistry. B. S. Utah Agricultural College, M. S. University of Illinois, Ph. D. University of California. ROBERT STEWART. Professor of Chemistry. B. S. Utah Agricultural College, Ph. D. Illinois. LEON D. BATCHELOR. Professor of Horticulture. B. S. New Hampshire College. Ph. D. Cornell. CHRISTIAN LARSEN. Professor of English. B. S. Utah Agricultural College, M. A. Harvard University. ELLEN ALDEN HUNTINGTON. Professor of Home Economics. Director of School of Home Economics. A. B. University of Illinois, A. M. Columbia University. FRANKLIN L. WEST. Professor of Physics. B. S. Utah Agricultural College, Ph. I). University of Chicago. EDWARD G. TITUS. Professor of Zoology and Entomology. B. S. Colorado Agricultural College. M. S. Colorado Agricultural College, Sc. I). Harvard. JOHN T. CAINE, III. Professor of Animal Husbandry. B. S. Utah Agricultural College, M. S. Iowa State College. HARRISON C. DALE. Professor of History. A. B. Harvard, A. M. Harvard. 1 3 FACULTY-Cont’d J. W. JENSEN. Professor of Irrigating Engineering. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. S. B. Harvard University. WILBERT S. DREW. Director School of Mechanic Arts. Farm Mechanics. WILLARD SAMUEL LANGTCN. Professor of Mathematics. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. M. A. Columbia. CLAYTON T. TEETZEL. Professor of Physical Education. L. L. B. University of Michigan. GEO. WASHINGTON THATCHER Professor of Music. WILLIAM PETERSON. Professor of Geology. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. ELIZABETH C. SMITH. Professor of Library Science. Librarian. B. L. Wisconsin University. ROBERT J. BINFORD. Professor of Military Science and Tactics. First Lieut. 20th Infantry, U. S. A. JOHN T. CAINE. Registrar, Auditor, and Recording Secretary Board of Trustees. Is. S. Agricultural College of Utah. CALVIN FLETCHER. Associate Professor of Art. Bp. 1). Brigham Young University. W. E. CARROLL. Asst. Professor of Animal Husbandry and Dairying. B. S. Utah Agricultural College, M. S. University of Illinois. C. W. PORTER. Asst. Professor of Chemistry. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. A. M. Harvard. GEORGE B. HENDRICKS. Asst. Professor of Economics. A. B. Brigham Young College, A. M. Harvard University. GEORGE M. TURPIN. Asst. Professor of Poultry Husbandry B. S. Utah Agricultural College. N. ALVIN PEDERSEN. Asst. Professor of English. B. A. University of Utah. GEORGE C. JENSEN. Asst. Professor of Modern Languages. A. B. Brigham Young College. PARLEY E. PETERSON. Asst. Professor of Accounting. A. B. Brigham Young College. BLANCHE COOPER. Asst. Professor of Home Economics. B. S. Utah Agricultural College, B. S. Teachers’ College, Columbia University. AUGUST I. HANSEN. Asst. Professor of Mechanic Arts. B. S. Utah Agricultural College, JONATHAN S. POWELL. Asst. Professor of Art. A. C. CARRINGTON. Secretary to the President. HATTIE SMITH. Assistant Librarian. 1 4 FACULTY—Cont’d JOHN L. COBURN. Financial Secretary. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. CHARLOTTE KYLE. Instructor of English. B. S. Park College, M. A. Park College. FLORENCE MAY BROWN. Instructor cf Domestic Science. A. B. University of Wisconsin. KATHERINE CLARK. Instructor of English. A. B. University of Michigan. A. E. BOWMAN. Instructor of Agronomy. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. C. T. HIRST. Instructor of Chemistry. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. SARA HUNTSMAN. Instructor of English. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. CORAL KERR. Instructor of Domestic Science. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. WALLACE MACFARLANE. Instructor of Mathematics. B. S. University of Utah. AMELIA MANNING. Instructor of English. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. CANUTE PETERSON. Instructor of Stenography and Typewriting. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. W. L. QUAYLE. Instructor of Chemistry and Irrigation Investigation. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. D. E. ROBINSON. Instructor of History. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. W. L. WALKER. Instructor of Mathematics. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. LUTHER M. WINSOR. Instructor of Irrigation Extension Division. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. GEORGE L. ZUNDEL. Instructor of Botany. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. RHODA BOWEN COOK. Instructor of Domestic Arts. JEAN CROOKSTON. Instructor of Domestic Art. DAVID HUGHES. Instructor of Wood Carving. EDWARD P. PULLEY. Instructor of Mechanical Engineering. B. S. Utah Agricultural College. LOUSIE E. LINNARTZ. Instructor of Music. HOWARD P. MADSEN. Instructor of Carpentry. AARON NEWEY. Instructor of Forging. ZELLA SMART. Instructor of English. WILLIAM SPICKER. Instructor of Violin. WILLIAM THORNLEY. Instructor of Horseshoeing. 1 5 THE SENIOR CLASS Pure out with love the strength we lack, A) ( have kind words for us when we come hack. GEORGE B. CAINE, Agr., Logan Phi Kappi Iota. President Class 1912. Football 10 and ’ll. College Executive Committee. Opera 09 and 10. Manager Baseball ‘09. BYRON ALDER, Agr., Manti B. Y. U. President Ag. Club. Junior Class President. Delta Theta Sigma. JOHN A. ALDER, Agr., Manti B. Y. U. Ag. Club. R. E. A. Delta Theta Sigma. M. J. ANDREWS, Commerce, Logan Football, Baseball, Track, Basket Ball. “In class meeting I favor what I favor.”—Geo. Caine. 18 I. B. BALL, Agr., Salt Lake City S. L. High School R. E. A. Debating Team. Agrora. Executive Com. Student Life Staff. Buzzer 1912. HARRY BEAGLEY, Agr., Nephi Nephi High School HARRY C. BEERS, Agr., Champaign, 111. Champaign H. S. University of 111. Delta Tau Delta. Student Life Staff. I )ramatics. R. E. A. Buzzer 1912. LOFTER BJARNASON, Gen. Science. Logan. B. Y. U. Benedict C lub President. “Tho there be intelligence, his face showeth it not, yea it is an empty void.” —Jack Sadler. 19 ALICE BOWEN, Gen. Science Ogden. Ogden H. S. Sorosis. MARGARET BOULTON Home Economics, Park City. Park City H. S. 1012 Class Secretary. GEO. R. BRAITHWAITE, Gen. Science Manti. S. L. Collegiate Institute. HERVIN BUNDERSON, Commerce St. Charles, Idaho. Commercial Club. Agrora. Ethical Society. 1012 Buzzer. “A last year’s bird’s nest.”—Sorosis Room. 20 TAYLOR L. CARMICHAEL, Agr. Salt Lake City. S. L. H. S. Pi Zeta Pi. Track Team ’ll and ’12. I )ramatics. Cheer Leader. Delta Theta Sigma. TRUMAN J. COLE, Commerce. Logan. B. Y. C. Agrora. Commercial Club. ORSON A. CHRISTENSEN, Commerce Bear River City. B. Y. C. 1 )ebating. Agrora. Student Life Staff. A. LEONA COWLEY, Home Economics Salt Lake City. L. D. S. H. S. Sorosis. “Turn your thoughts in our direction.”—Sorosis. 2 1 BESSIE W. DAY, Gen. Science, Kanab Kanab H. S. L. D. S. H. S. ALICE A. DUNFORD Home Economics. Provo. B. Y. U. L. D. S. U. OF U. Sorosis. A. D. ELLISON, Agr., Nephi. Nephi H. S. Pi Zcta Pi. Ag. Club. Athletics. •% M. R. ENSIGN, Agr., Brigham City. Box Elder H. S. 1 )ramatics. Song Leader. Ag. Club. Delta Theta Sigma. “Mamma’s hopeful.”—Braithwaite 22 VIVIAN ERICSON, Home Economics. L. D. S. H. S. U. OF U. Sorosis. ETHEL ERDMANN. Home Economics. Brigham City. Box Elder H. S. L. D. S. H. S. MAGDALEN FUNK, Gen. Science. Oakley, Idaho. Cassia Stake Academy. Student Life Staff. WILLARD GARDNER, Gen. Science. Secretary of Experiment Station. “Years pass not over men’s heads for nothing.’’—Registrar Caine. 23 GEORGIA VIVIAN HATCH, G. S. Logan. B. Y. C. Sorosis. Vice President Class 1912. M. IRENE HENDRICKSON, H. E. Logan. B. Y. C. Class Executive Committee. Student Life Staff. Dramatics. Opera. Buzzer 1911. Sorosis. REUBEN L. HILL, Agr., Springville. Springville H. S. B. Y. U. LE GRANDE R. HUMPHERYS, G. S. Logan. A. C. H. S. 1912 Class Executive Committee. Manager Football '06. “Come Hither. Come Hither, Come Hither.”—Irene. 24 CLARA HYDE, H. E., Logan. A. C. H. S. ORSON W. ISRAELSON, Agr., Hyrum. B. Y. C. Ag. Club. Agrora. Delta Theta Sigma. DAVID S. JENNINGS, Agr., Hinckley. B. Y. U. Cedar City Branch Normal. Delia Theta Sigma. A. J. IZATT, Agr., Logan. A. C. H. S. Ag. Club. “Ain’t it fierce to be lonesome?”—Benedict Club. 25 J. W. JONES, Agr., Malad, Idaho A. C. H. S. Ag. Club. Manager Basket Ball 10. Football three seasons. Captain Football 11. Phi Kappi Iota. Delta Theta Sigma. VERE L. MARTINEAU, Agr., Logan. A. C. H. S. College Executive Committee. Football. Track Team Manager 11. Ag. Club. Pi Zeta Pi. Delta Theta Sigma. C. LEO MERRILL, Agr., Logan. B. Y. C. Ag. Club. Phi Kappa Iota. WILLARD N. MOSES, Com. Smithfield. B. Y. C. Ethical Society. Commercial Club. “His idea of push is somewhat locked up in a lawn mower or a baby carriage. —Jennings. 20 ELEDA NELSON, H. E., Logan. A. C. H. S. JAMES OSMOND, Commerce. Bloomington, Idaho. Fielding Academy. B. Y. C. Commercial Club. Ethical Club. JOHN W. PETERS, Com., Brigham. Box Elder H. S. B. Y. C. Student Life Staff. RALPH O. PORTER, G. S., Morgan. A. C. H. S. Debater three years. Agrora. “Yes, yes, years of business experience.”—J. W. Peters. 27 HOWARD BRUCE SCHWEITZER, Agr., Jacksonville, Florida. Coalville H. S. Washington State College U. of U. W. S. C. Baseball '07-08. A. C. U. Baseball ’12. Ag. Club. All Northwestern Baseball Team ’07- 08. Kappa Sigma. R. E. A. LEROY A. STEVENS, Com., Logan. A. C. H. S. B. Y. U. J )ebating. Agrora. President Student Body. Executive Committee ’11-’12. 1912 Buzzer. W. LEROY SMITH, Com., Logan. A. C. H. S. Commercial Club. Band. ()rcbestra. Phi Kappa Iota. MELVIN S. SMART, Com., Logan. A. C. H. S. Commercial Club. Agrora. v V “I must cut out this queening business; it will be the death of me yet.” —Schweitzer. 28 WALLACE J. VICKERS, G. S., Nephi. Nephi H. S. HEBER J. WEBB, St. George. A. C. H. S. Delta Theta Sigma. Ag. Club. WM. G. WOOLLEY, Agr., Salt Lake. L. D. S. H. S. Class Debating. 1911 Buzzer. WM. JOHN WILSON, Agr., Eden. Weber Academy. U. of U. Ag. Club. “I presented myself with this medal as a slight token cf my self-esteem.”—Cole. 29 MAIN BUILDING. 30 THE JUNIOR CLASS GEO. M. FISTER, G. S. Logan. E. L. BARRATT, Agr. Logan. KATE ADAMS, H. E. Layton. THERON BENNION, Agr. Sandy. “A boil in the pot is worth two on the neck.”—L. A. Stevens. 32 VERN BIRD, Agr. Springville. AARON F. BRACKEN, Agr. Stockton. Words and women are alike my easy prey.”—H. Bennion. 33 JOHN W. BUCK, Com. Park City. JOSEPHINE BURTON, H. Ogden. “No more college life for me. I am happily married.”—Miss Bullen. 34 A. W. BURKE, G. S. Cedar City. MARIE CARLSON, H. E. Ogden. RUSSELL CRANDELL, Agr. Springville. ETHEL DAVENPORT, H. E. Manti. “Don’t give up till you get a good price for what you give up.’’—Town Merchants. 36 JAS. FOSTER, Agr. St. George. WALTER J. GLENN, Agr. Logan. “Oh! yes, Kirby is a Sigma Chi.” 36 MARK H. GREEN, Agr. Provo. ELIZABETH GROBLEI, H. E. Logan. D. C. HADDOCK, G. S. Logan. “Home for disappointed authors.”—English Faculty. 37 ERNEST WANGSGARD, Agr. Huntsville. LOUIS B. WANGSGARD, Agr. Huntsville. CLARENCE E. WRIGHT, Com. Ogden. JOHN E. WHITE, Agr. American Fork. Prof. Larsen: “Have you seen ‘The Climax?’” Radcliffe: “Yes. I chew it once in a while.” 38 H. L. HANSON, Agr. American Fork. J. E. HASLEM, Com. Wellsville. J. HICKMAN, G. S. Logan. The more there are in a herd, the more trouble they are to take care of.” —R. Peterson. 39 LE GRAND HUNSAKER, Agr. Honeyville. NORMAN JENSEN, Agr. Brigham. OLIVE JENSEN, H. E. Brigham. G. L. JANSEN, Com. Gunnison. “Let no man praise thee, and not thine own mouth.”—Pi Zeta Pi. 40 ELMER JOHNSON, G. S. Logan. MYRTLE JOHNSON, H. E. Logan. GERALD KERR, Agr. Logan. GORDON KIRBY, Agr. Salt Lake City Oh! that those lips had language.”—Miss Johnson. 4 1 LUCILLE LEE, H. E. Hoytsville. VERA MADSEN, H. E. Logan. BRYANT MARTINEAU, Agr. Logan. “There can be no kernel in this light nut, the soul of this man is in his clothes. —B. Martineau. 42 HOWARD MAUGHAN, Agr. Logan. MENZIES McFARLANE, Agr. Salt Lake City. DELLA MORRELL, G. S. Logan. ‘Love and War are equally in my sphere.”—Minear. 43 WM. S. MUIR, G. S. Logan. JUNIUS F. OGDEN, Agr. Richfield. BENSON PARKINSON Logan. “Like a circle, ending never, Does my tongue go on forever.”—Knudson. 44 VERNE PETERSON, Agr. Richfield. FRANK A. PETTY, Agr. Rockville. As soon as a woman finds out that a man means everything he says to her, he becomes tiresome.”—Co-ed. 45 ROBT. PRICE, Agr. Wellsville. HARRY S. REED, Agr. Ogden. JOS. H. SNOW, Agr. Kingston. “It’s all right for sensible people to do so and so, but sensible people do not do so and so.”—I. B. Ball. 43 JOS. F. SKINNER, Agr. Logan. ALFRED STUCKI, Agr. Santa Clara. I wonder why Byron Alder never combs his hair? 47 GEORGE STEWART, Agr. Tooele. WILLIAM STEWART ____ Logan. RALPH WYATT Logan. ETTA NELSON, H. E. DAVE NILSON. Commerce Logan. Logan. “I don’t want to appear presumptuous, but I can tell you largely how best to run a little college like this.”—Geo. Stewart. 48 LENORE URE, H. E. Salt Lake City. SAMUEL VAN TUNKS, Com. Logan. ED. J. HOLMGREN, Agr. VERA WEILER, H. E. Salt Lake City. JOE P. WELCH, Agr. Paradise. ‘I certainly enjoy the splendid work being done by myself in English.”—Welch. 49 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Sophomore Students Agren, Rose E. Andrus, Lynn. Barker, Joseph D. Barney, Malinda Bullen, Bryant Caine, Alfred B. Cannon, Clawson Y. Christensen, Axell Christiansen, Archie L. Clyde, Grover Cowley, I. Abner Cowley, Laura Cragun, La Von Dalton, Wm. Shanks Edwards, Mae Ellertson, Jessie N. Farnsworth, Karl Frew, Eugene Godbe, Lawrence J. Goodwin, Nettie Griffin, Amos R. Hansen, Albert L. Harris, Martin Lot Hayball, Lucille Hess, George M. Holden, Mittie Holden, Susie Holmgren, Andrea Holmgren, Mabel Holmgren, Edwin J. Hougaard, Wilford R. Huffaker, Russell V. Isaacson, May Johnson, Eva A. Kidman, Lyman Korupkat, Tirzah Larsey, Maud Laurenson, Edward J. Lee, Fay W. Madsen, Ray M. Maughan, Russel McBride, Bruce McGregor, Chas. McCracken, Joyce Merrill, A. Eugene Merrill, Gayle Morgan, Samuel Nelson, Anthon Nelson, David J. Nelson, Gus Andrew Nibley, Margaret Nielsen, Arthur O. Nielsen, Pearl. Ogden, Junius F. Palmer, Alfred Allen. Peart, J. Kenneth Peterson, Mrs. Alice Peterson, Nettie Pond, Wm. Leon Quinney, Joseph Richardson, Ivie Sammons, Niel Sharp, John Ajax Shurtliff, Frank Smith, Raymond Spencer, Frank D. Steed, Gerald M. Stewart, Eugene F. Stewart, Royal A. Stewart, W. H. Titensor, Earl F. Woodbury, Orin Woodside, Jean Woolf, Ruby “My brother Guy will play during commencement week.”—Thatcher. 53 to CTv o C 3 co u Z s E CO W Z fct. 5 iC - I5 = 5 •II8 !l l ..oil c.Eaw j3 x .. •• £ £ -T “ F = ° ff c • c §-_• isil 23 s vi Is . |.. U SC 2 s 1 S| c ,, .3 A r =■ .! • v I 256 _o' !=s “ ul 3 £ • U . 2 Is = ' ‘5 , Osjr £ F SC ‘Take the next 250 pages. At least be familiar with the headings of the chapter.” —Geo. Hendricks. 54 “I love my wife, but Oh! you school girls.”—Bert Carrington. 55 Third Year Preparatory Students Adams, Basil H., Tremonton. Allen, Thomas, Huntsville Barber, Langton, Logan Barber, Wynona, Logan Bartlett, Allan, Salt Lake Bassett, Roscoe C., Lago, Idaho Bergsjo, Jas. A.. Logan Birch, Byron, Hoytsville Bjork, Annie, Murray Bradshaw, Daniel Walters, Wellsville Brossard, Howard, Logan Bunnett, Grover, Logan Cardon, Vida, Logan Carter, James I., Park Valley Christiansen, Archie L., Ftn. Green Christiansen, Gladys, Logan Clayton, Irving, Salt Lake Cowley, Chas. H., Logan Crockett, Eva, Logan Crookston; Burns, Logan Eccles, Spencer, Logan Edlefsen, Edlef, Logan Erickson, Emil T., Murray Frew, Arnold, Hooper Frew, Cecil, Hooper Frodsham, Mary, Hooper Gardner, Anthony, Pine Valley Gardner, Grandison, Pine Valley Goodwin, Chas. H., Logan Hale, Ed. C., Logan Hammond. Edwin A., Logan Hansen, Ruben, Hyrum Harris, David E., Logan Hatch, Lorenzo H., Logan Hatch, Robert O., Logan Haycock, Frank, Panguitch Hendricks, M. W., Richmond Hickenlooper, Frank, Ogden Hodson, Edith. Logan Hovey, Izene, Millville Hovey, Sidney G., Logan Hulet, Moses A., Summit Jelta, Harlow, Smithfield Johnson, Ruth, Emmett, Idaho Jones, David W., Malad Kirkbride, Silas, Smithfield Larsen, Elliott, Monroe Leatham, Howard P., Wellsville Lee, Hazel, Logan Mace, Wm. M., Kamas McAlister, Wallace S., Logan McCulloch, Lillian, Salt Lake Miller, Chas. S., Farmington Mohr, Anna, Logan Molyneaux. A. Ray, Logan Morgan, Kate, Logan Naegle. Heber L., Toquerville Nelson, Lewis, Greenville Nesbit, Levi H., Wellsville Nielson, Arthur, Pocatello, Idaho Nielson, George, Hyrum Osmond, Chas. A., Logan Owen, Cyril B., Wellsville Oyler, Joseph, Garland Pace, Barlow, Loa Park, Lettie, Logan Parkinson, Glenn, Logan Peart. Clyde, Logan Peterson, Caroline, Brigham Peterson, Hugh C., Logan Peterson, Vadal, Huntsville Petty, Mrs. Ruth, St. George Picot, Alfred A., Logan Pond. Seth, Lewiston Pond. Horace R., Lewiston Prather, Carlton K., St. Johns, Ariz. Raymond. Neoselle, Ogden Reynolds, Katie, Ogden Richardson, J., Logan Roskelley, Olive, Smithfield Siegmiller, Daniel A., St. George Siegmiller, George, St. George Sessions, Chas. C., Syracuse Shackleford. Wm. J., Salt Lake Singleton, Cecil, Ferron Smith, Isaac E., Huntsville Smith, Jennie, Logan Taylor, Leonard S., Baker City, Ore. Thatcher, Nathan D., Logan Toolson, Richard H., Smithfield Wallace, Jonathan A., Hyrum Watkins, Ethel, Logan Woodland, O. N., Richmond “An R. E. A. meeting by any other name would have the same old Beersy smell.” 50 PREPARATORY STUDENTS—SECOND YEAR. It is the sick that need the physician.”—Dr. Thomas. 67 Second Year Preparatory Students Garff, Reginald W. Howells, Bernice Elison, Melvin Hatch, Eastman Earl, Ira Bean, L. A. Halgren, A. D. Woodside, W. A. Carroll, Le Roy Christensen, R.- C Moore, Andrew Stephenson, W. A. Hawkes, Le Grande Whitbeck. D. A. Hailston, Lenard Cragun, Dresden Funk, W. O. Hendricks, John A. Man, A. R. Mathisen, W. M. Benson, Andrew M. Menell, Gay F. Behling, John W. Hutchings, Dutch Hurst, Hugh Nelson, Ross Howells, Byron Nuttall, Leonard G. Siegmiller, D. A. Grant, Fred Halgren, C. R. Felt, Joseph E. Hendricks. Willis Monson, Le Roy Syl. Wesley Caffey, E. M. Earl, Leo Grover, Willard Vanesse. Jos. Carson, La Roy Roskelley, Tames E. Raymond, W. G. Sammons, R. C. Peterson, Vernon R Mcjintur, B. B. Menell. John C. Nissen, C. W. Sessions, S. E. Smith, Marion L. Allen, Calista Hyde, Beth Squires, Kate Thain, Marv A. Batt, Ruby Eccles, Jessie Nelson, Luella Nelson, Estella Nelson, Vera Spande, Mable Tarrell, Lola King, Eliza “I’m in the very pink of courtesy. —Chris. Larsen. 58 PREPARATORY STUDENTS—FIRST YEAR. “One reason an ostrich has an excellent stomach is that it escapes the diet of the average stomach.’’—Woman’s Bldg. Bulletin. 5 9 First Year Preparatory Students Adams, Frank D. Adams, John Vernon Allen, Lenard Allen, Warren E. Anderson, Chas. Dan’l Anderson, Jos. C. Anderson, Mabel Anderson, Frank Bailey, Luther Ballif, Leonard Barfuss, Charles Barfuss, Christian Bartschi, Ernest E. Bennett, Thos. L. Bennion, Edwin A. Bennion, Lavon Bindrup, Erval Bjorkman, Arthur E. Bjorkman, Carla A. Black, Angus M. Blair, Wallington Borgeson, Bernard Bradshaw. Wm. Bertie Brown. Dean Bunce, Mable Campbell, Hopkin B. Carlisle, Lewis W. Carlisle, Easton Cartwright, Wm. J. Chatterton, Jesse Cheney, B. Christiansen, John M. Churchman, Edith Churchman, Raymond Cornish. Tilla Crane, Heber Leon Crawford, Helen Crockett, Irma Daines, Lavere H. Dansie, Ivy J. Davidson, Edward De La Mare, Truman Dollar, Jno. W. Dunford. George M. Edlefsen, Evelyn E. Edlefsen, Lawrence Edlefsen, Victor Egbert, Delmar Eldredge, Gerald Roy Ellertson, Ray Ephraim Elison, Melvin E. Evans, Benj. W. Evans, Wm. Owen Foster, Winifred France, Horace R. Fuller Lily Funk, Wm. O. Gardner, Erastus Gardner, F. Garner, Wm. Golding, Loren Goodwin, Robert Gorton, Eastman Green, Geo. E. Greenhalgh, Truman Groebli, Gladys Grover, Thos. Odell Gulbranson, Julius Gunn, Klea Hale, Lynn H. Hansen, Elva Hansen, Hyrum Hansen, Junius Hancock. Wm. Dawson Heldberg, Richard E. Hendricks, Victor Hendricks, John Allan Hill, Wm. Morton Hillman, Ben. Ira Hillman, Clarence Lynn Hinkley, Chas. Orson Hobusch, Wilhelmina Hopkins, Syble Vionc Horsley, Lew Kenneth Houguard, Frank N. Howells, Bernice Howells, Byron Huchings, Laurence S. Hurst, Hazen Hurst, Hugh Jenson, Clinton Jenson, Alma Lawrence Johanson, Leo Walter Jones, Owen Evan Jonsson, Rewlon L. Karren, Fred Harold Keller, Irvin Kidman, Lillie Kimbal, Delbert C. Lamb, Lavon Geo. Larson, Anna Estella Larson, Guy Taylor Lindquist, Arial Lovsli, Wm. J. Lorentzon, Eden C. Loveland, Harvey R. Lowe, Silver Lundstrom, Oscar G. Madson, Brigham Martin, Jewel Martineau, Wm. K. Maughan, Evan Maughan, Ren H. McCulloch, Lawrence Merrill, Ralph D. Moffatt, Jennet Molyneaux, Earl Montrose, Chas. Ellis Morehead, Preston T. Nieley. Peter Edgar Nelson, Agnes Nelson, Arthur Nelson, Bertha Nelson, Conrad Nelson, George Arthur Nelson, Jessie Nelson, Katherine Nelson Rowena E. Newberger, Kate Nelson, Ashley A. Nielson, Hyrum J. Noble, Geo. Smith Nyman, Ernest Leslie Nvman, James H. Odell. Jos. Conrad Ogden, Laura E. Olsen, Heber John Pace, Alto Palmer. Valentine Pendleton, Bethsheba Peterson, Elof Roger Peterson, Vincent Peterson, La Voyle D. Porter, Orrin A. Quayle, John Quayle, John Ralph, Lorenzo Reese, Sara L. Riter, Samuel Waldo Robinson, Julius LeRoy Rose, Clarence Rose, Raymond David Rosengreen. Ruth Roskelley, Francis Rowe, Clara S. Ruchti, Wm. Sampson, Joy Milton Sanders, Earl Scott, Lane Sevey, Blaine Sevey, Claude Shaw, Harry Showell, Thos. W. Showalter, James C. Smart, Thos. L. Smith, Donald Smith, Frank Smith, Leal Smith, Leona Smith Owen W. Smith, Ray Fred Smurthwaite, Ada L. Starley, Clange Stevenson, Bruce S. Stewart, Archibald Stewart, Walter Stirland, Wm. Chas. Stirling, Joseph Taylor, Thos. A. Thornley, Lilia Maude Thornley, Will John Thurston, Clarence Toombs, J. Cartleigh Toombs, L. Lowell Toombs, Malverne H. Tovey, David C. Tovey, Wm. D. Turner, Geo. A. Wahlen, Julius Olson Wardle, Junius Warrener, Harrv C. Watts, Vyron Weaver, Ola Westover, Albert H. Westover, Magdalene White, Le Roy Whitear, Chas. Whiteworth, Jesse Widener, Samuel Wild, Raymond Williams, Robert H. Woolley, Olive Wright, Coulsen Young, Cora Young, Mrs, Ella D. Young, Geo. S. Jr. Young, Leo D. Young, Hattie Young, Joseph W. “Throw out the life line! Somebody’s drinking tonight.”—R. E. A. Military Department LIEUT. R. J. BINFORD. “It’s hard, boys, to make a windy bluff go in the dead calm of the attendance committee room.”—Radcliffe. 6 1 MAJOR VIRGIL L. MINEAR. STAFF ROSTER. Major ....... Virgil L. Minear Adjutant ....... Ed. N. Morris Quartermaster and Commissary Samuel Morgan Captain ....... Brice McBride Captain ....... A. E. Merrill First Lieutenant ..... Bert Hansen Sergeant Major ...... . Lynn Andrus Color Sergeant ..... Bryant Bullen Drum Major ...... Harry Green Chief Trumpeter ..... L. P. Van Voorhees 6 2 COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. H COMPANY A. CAPTAIN HAGAN. Captain . . Harold R. Hagan First Lieutenant Ed. J. Holmgren Second Lieutenant W. S. McAlister First Sergeant . . J. J. Farrell Sergeants Corporals W. J. Shackelford . . R. L. Allen Eugene Frew M. W. Hendricks R. A. Molyneaux Grandson Gardner . Joseph C. Lau COMPANY A. Every once in a while a click is heard and a letter is made.”—Typewriting Room. 65 COMPANY B. Captain . . . Wm. L. Pond First Lieutenant . Ray H. Hougaard Second Lieut. . Frank E. Shurtliff First Sergeant . Vaughn Haws Sergeants Corporals D. Earl Harris N. F. Sammons . . . H. E. Jelte Albert Dallof Byron Birch B. H. Adams R. M. Madson CAPTAIN POND. COMPANY B. “Military is just one drill after another.” ee COMPANY C. Captain First Lieutenant . Second Lieutenant First Sergeant Sergeants Corporals - Alfred B. Caine John A. Sharp . J. K. Peart . J. E. White Ed. L. Barrett Arnold Frew . F. W. Lee C. A. Osmond Spencer Eccles Eugene M. Caffey J. Z. Richardson CAPTAIN CAINE. COMPANY C. “Even though vanquished, you argue still.”—R. O. Porter. 67 BATTALION ON FIRING LINE. “Who aspires to outshine Napoleon? —Minear. BATTALION IN FULL MARCHING ORDER. 68 Oh, yes! The Wrights are Sig Alphs.” 69 Student Body Activities 1 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS. L. A. Stevens President Veda Hunsaker Vice President Anna Mathisen Secretary John L. Coburn Treasurer Vere Martineau, George Caine, I. B. Ball, Dr. Geo. Thomas, Dr. E. D. Ball, Miss Ellen Huntington. 70 WEARERS OF THE 72 These diamond boys cut like the real gems with the girls. 73 BASEBALL TEAM. Top Row—Teetzel (Coach), Owen, R. Schweitzer, Taylor, Stevens, Buck (Mgr.) Middle Row—Peart, Dorian, Laurensen, H. Schweitzer, Woodland. Front Row—Allen, Kidman, Tanner. 74 TRACK CHAMPIONS. 1911. Top Row----Tcctaicl. Steed. Oltcon. Paddock, TFnndcocJc. i-.'llinon. PcrerMon, V. M art inenu 75 1912 TRACK SQUAD. As inseparable as a pair of pants.”—Vilate Nebeker and String. SWEET KITTY BELLAIRS. Shurtliff. McGarry, Wright, Park, Funk, Martineau, Reed, Eccles, Gates, Vorhees, Stewart, Ensign, Halgren, Lee, Green, Johnson. Hovey, Clayton, Hatch, Berry, Daniels, Edwards (Kitty), Clark, Wolfe, Al. Caine. “To keep in the spot light, do all, say all.”—Miss Huntsman. 78 Reese can be found always in doubt or in the Library. OPERA MIKADO. The Misses Bennion. Frodsham, Thatcher, Neilson, Spande, Cole. Pendleton, Davis, Crawford, Smith, Churchman, Nelson, Ogden, Gardner, Jensen, Gray, Tarbet, Hyde, Tarbet. OPERA MIKADO. Ethel Jensen Worley Paddock Parkinson Worley Lon J. Haddock Prof.—“Smart, how do you keep books?” Smart—“I never lend them.” To glint and glitter one short year and then go out. STUDENT LIFE STAFF. Carmichael, Peterson, Beers, Holmgren, Christensen, Rose, Brossard (Mgr.), Hendrickson, Ball. Haddock (Editor), Peters, Funk, Welch. 82 THE CHOIR. “He that hath no music in his soul can enjoy life during Orchestra rehearsal.” 83 ORCHESTRA. FACULTY DEBATING COMMITTEE. Professors Larsen. Hendricks, Thomas, N. A. Pederson, Dale, and Titus. 85 HEBER BENNION. R. O. PORTER. ORSON CHRISTENSEN NIEL SAMMONS. U. A. C. vs. U. of U. Question: Resolved J udiciary. that the recall should be applied to the State Won by U. A. C. T. J. COLE. CHARLES REES. M. S. SMART. U. A. C. vs. MONTANA A. C. Resolved, That all corporations doing interstate business should operate under a federal charter. Won by Lb A. C. 80 MARK GREEN. S. H. JUDD. ORSON ISRAELSON. U. A. C. vs. B. Y. U. Resolved, That President Taft was justified in vetoing the Arizona Statehood bill on account of the recall of judges’ clause. Won by L . A. C. ED. HOLMGREN. NIEL SAMMONS. Inter-Class Champion Debating Team. Representing Sophomore Class. “Who are mentally deficient on the faculty?”—Swell Breather. 87 BUZZER STAFF. Harry Beers Heroin Bunderson L. A. Richardson J. B. Ball John O. Pence L. A. Stevens Notice.—The following frats still owe for space in this Buzzer: Eat a plate of pie. Why tappa keg. SOROSIS: Mathisen Cooper Hatch Erickson Kerr Dunford Barber Bullen Crookston Holmgren Bowen Hendrickson Nebeker Cowley DELTA THETA SIGMA. Quale Richardson Bowman Israelson Jensen Jones Jennings Caine Stewart Turpin Walker Frederick Carroll Ball Pres. Widtsoe Harris Alder Sadler Knudson Martineau Carmichael Alder Ensign Maughan Brossard Haddock Jensen Stuchci “What a happy family this would be—McAllister and 90 SIGMA ALPHA. Johnson B. Martineau Wright Evans Robinson Clark Bullen Merrill “Why does Mark spend time so much at Prexy’s house?” 9 1 Girls, Mr. Hansen is always kindly. PI ZETA PI. Haws Bennion Ellison Owen Clayton Jensen Laurensen Carmichael Morris Haslam Aldous Godbe Lusher Pond Walker V. Martineau Green Peterson Holmgren How much brain has a hog got? Nearly a hogshead full. 93 PHI KAPPA IOTA. Batt Spenser Peterson M. Andrews Crandall Smith Olson Andrews Price Egbert J. Jones Smith Alf Caine Fister Brossard Pence Geo. Caine Roy Smith Merrill Van Tunks How long wilt thou sleep, oh sluggard.”—Bracken. SCIENCE CLUB. PROF. HENDRICKS, Secretary. PROF. WM. PETERSON. President. DR. STEWART. Vice President. © 0 3 3 cl n ft) a 3 1 W OJ 5 rt 3 (A (-� r. c a. O « n 3 7T ft) 3 CL ft) ?r ft) rt 3 c O -� 3 c 5' V 3 5 ft) 3 3 3: o w ft) o O CL n (A (A AGRORA SOCIETY. Israelson Quale Robinson I. B. Ball Stevens Smart Sammons Lindsey Carroll Porter Oldham Reese Christensen R. O. Porter Bennion Cole Judd BENEDICT CLUB. “Always pick out the simplest thing you can except when you buy a hat for your wife.”—Benedict Club. 90 “The height of debating knowledge is to never argue with a woman. 97 AGRICULTURAL CLUB. “I don’t believe she’s met me.”—O. Christensen. G8 COMMERCIAL CLUB. c o “A Hart student will never be so hard pressed that he can’t raise a little celery at least.” 99 “Help one another—but not during exams. 100 MECHANIC ARTS CLUB. Ch ronology Things we know but can't remember. September 19. 'The first day of registration. September 22. (hir first Student Life came out. September 27. Last year’s debaters honored with gold medals. September 29. Student body held its first meeting. September 30. Aggies played the all stars to a standstill. ()ctobcr 4. Senator Core made an excellent speech in the tabernacle. The house was almost filled. October 9. Aggie farmers danced away with the Colorado squad to the tune of 29 to 0. and had time to spare. The Colorado team forgot their troubles, however, at the first Aggie dance at night in the Auditorium. October 10. The nucleus of a Married Men’s Club came into existence in our institution. October 14. A. C. played the Academy of Idaho and simply swamped October 18. them, 88 to 0. Junior class began to buzz by effecting an organization. President Taft visited town. The battalion, along with the band, and a student body seven hundred strong, gave him a hearty welcome. October 25. Our first game away from home lands us another victory. A. C. 29, M. A. C. 0. ()ctober 28. October 30. Second victory abroad, 6 to 0. Team returned from Montana: big dance at the auditorium at night. November 4. Juniors have their first party in the Preston building. November 7 It was a hummer. Winter courses began bringing many new faces and a few old ones. November 8. The A. C. faculty women’s league entertained the faculty in the library. November 16. The college roll appeared for its first time. Byron Alder holds his place down on the first line as usual. “Plenty of time, plenty of time—want a million years or two?” —Prof. Wm. Peterson. 101 Chronology Cont’d November 21. December 11. December 12. December 20. December 21. November 17. In today's Student Life, Prof. Drew relates his pipe dream about a big clock he will put in the college tower. Hope he means it. Lister unanimously elected football mgr. for 1912-13. Football men banqueted by Thatcher Clothing Co. School closed for a week. Thanksgiving. Club dance pulled off in high style. Sluingopavi, he no come. Students did. December 14-15. U. of U. Dramatic Co. presented their plays. December 18. Students tried to hear three playlets given by Miss Smart's English 23 class. Students handed a stinging rebuke to a string of about thirty roughnecks who disturbed our playlets Monday night. The Juniors gave a beautiful Christmas party in the Preston building. Students depart for Christmas holidays. January 9. Everybody back for another round with the brain mill. January 10. New set of rules adopted for the library. I'.very body barred but the noisy ones. January 13. Seniors celebrate in the library. January 16. Annual alumni ball. January 20. We heard Bassett sing a few mighty fine songs. January 22. First term exams, began. January 29. Faculty reception. February 5. Round-up started. Seniors gave a high class ball at night. Shungopavi did his big pow-wow. Everybody enjoyed it. (iovernor Spry spoke to us at night. Freshmen party in the Woman’s building. Oratorical contest. Reunion the winner. Annual military ball. The girls of the school presented the gentlemen with a set of eighth grade rules. I’, of l beat us 21 to 12 in basket ball. l. A. C. proved themselves victors over the B. Y. U. in debating. The Juniors were beaten bv the Sophs in debate, giving the Sophs inter-class championship. The faculty appeared in a farce at the Nibley Hall. :e didn't think they had it in them. February 6. February 7. February 17. February 23. February 26. March 1. March March 6. 8. March 12. March 13. “Somewhere the birds are singing evermore.”—Victim of Spring Fever. 1 02 Chronology ( ont’d March 19. The Pic Zetta Pic frat were entertained at a theatrical party by Prof. Arnold. The same night Prof. Larsen entertained his English 21 class in a like manner. March 22. The Juniors held chapel. March 30. Our second debate this year was won from Montana A. C. April 1. The Juniors gave their much waited for Prom. April 12. Nomination of student officers for 1912-13. April 15. Mikado was presented by the music department. April 17. Dr. Thomas entertained the debaters at his home. April 17. Election day. Some were disappointed. May 1. Aggies defeat Provo in baseball, 9 to 0. May 4. A. C. defeated by three points by the Provo track team at Provo. May 10. A. C. track team lost to “U” at Salt Lake; score 72 to 48. May 17. State track meet at A. C. campus. SECOND NIGHT OF THE OPERA. “Here’s to queening! A disease that begins with fever and ends with a pain. 103 CC.he Royal Confectionery Everybody Things OUR ICE CREAM is made from Cache Valley Cream, delivered fresh every morning. 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THOMPSON 109 brgeson Studio CORRECT PORTRAITS HARMONIOUS TONE CORRECT LIGHTING GRACEFUL POSE We break the record for quick service. Jill the photographs in this book w re made by us, and were in the hands of the engraver in two weeks’ time. OUR STATE lias invested in the University of Utah nearly a million dollars in buildings, grounds, and equipment, so that her sons and daughters may be as well educated as those of her sister states. The best teachers that can be secured, and all this equipment are at your service. Courses designed to prepare you for almost any vocation are offered, and we shall be pleased to tell you about them if you will let us know what line of work interests you. Address UNIVERSITY OF UTAH SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH l 10 Uhe Utah ylgricultural College at Logan is directly affiliated with the fundamental industries of the Intermountain West. Agriculture being the great basic industry is magnified in the College Course. Opportunity exists for very practical training in all branches of Agricultural Science, as well as in Home Economics, Agricultural Engineering, Commerce, and Mechanic Arts. The courses are broad and liberal along the lines of the natural and physical sciences, in mathematics, history, English, economics, literature, and languages. In the Twentieth Century No Young Man or Woman Need he Uneducated Because the College course is no longer a waste. Therefore every person can afford to be trained, and furthermore it has become so vitalized that it is the surest apprenticeship to any work in life. Degrees are given in Agriculture, Home Economics, Agricultural Engineering, Commerce, General Science and Mechanic Arts. SUMMER VIEW. 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