Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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THE BUZZER NINETEEN THIRTEEN 41. LLCILE M. LEES—H. E. Hoytsvllle. A page digested Is bettor than a volume hurriedly read. 45. ETHEL 1. DAVENPORT— II. E. Manti. Zealous, yet modest. 42. LEGR VND HUNS AKER—Agr. Honoyvllle. It Is not good that a man should he alone. 10. WARREN W. KMD8GN —Agr. Brigham.. Who speaks so well should never speak In vain. 40. JOSEPH W. OLSON—Agr. Crescent. There goes the bell that summons mo to h— German. 7. ASAIIEl. W. I1URK—Agr. Alpine. The ripest fruit falls first. 44. GERALD KERR—Agr. Logan. Judge not according to appearances. 48. JOHN B. WHITE-- gr. American Fork. A youth of labor with an air of ease. 20

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THE BUZZER NINETEEN THIRTEEN 33. IVY BUST A MS KNUDSON— H. E. Brigham. Beware of all, but most beware of man. 37. ELIZABETH BKOEUI.l— Coni. Logan. There was a little girl. And she had a little soul: And she said. Little soul, Let us try. try. try! 34. FRANK I . SPENCER—Ben. Sol. Salt Lnko City. A man after his own heart. 38. BRYANT MARTI NBAU— Ben. 8d. Logan. A still smal voice. SB. ERNEST MOHR—Ben. Sel. Logan. Graduating several basket-ball seasons too soon. 33. JOHN I. I.A1 ItlT EN — Ben. Sel. 'I know all about every plant that grows. Bo It a thistle or be It n rose. 36. BEO. M. FISTER—Ben. Sel. Logan. Though last, not least In love. 40. MANKIQUB R. BON7.AI.EM —Art. Juarez, Mexico. Our Mexican orator. 19

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THE BUZZER NINETEEN THIRTEEN IP. AMY LYMAN—II. E. Salt Lake City. She is next to the pods whom reason, and not passion, impels. 53. MYRTLE JOHNSON—H. E. Logan. Too fair to worship— Too divine to love. SO. EUIER M. JONSSON—Gcn.Sel. Logan. In notes by distance made more sweet. 51. JOHN H. PETERSON—Agr. Smlthflold. A proper man as any one can see. 51. II. I,. HANSON—Anr. American Fork. I love my German. 55. EZRA G. CARTER—Aar. Preston, Ida. The world knows nothing of its greatest men. 52. CHAS. F. HANSEN—Gen. Set. Leeds. The greatest truths arc the simplest, and so are the greatest men. SO. BENJAMIN A. FOWLER —Art. Hooper. He thought as a sage, but he felt as a man. 21