Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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b t To him whose laborin' The-fields in «the • office; or on The Tumultous highway. of • business • life .-has-made • possible-our • lives and • happy-surroundings.- and • To her in The home whose Tender • love and • care,work and-patient sacrifices,have- instilled in us the ideals for To The parent pair-who • baoe --. made possible - our attendance at U • A C ;• to our Jathersand • mothers-we • fondly ■ dedicate these i pages.-i- »

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The Voice of U. A. C. I stand today in God’s good world W ith hands reached out to all: True hearted men and honest maids Should answer to my call; My voice is clear as sweet-toned chimes, It echoes through the state. A rise; Arise, The smiling skies May fade—come, ere too late! 1 honor not the empty badge. The name means naught to me, If you would win. then do the work. Let work your motto be: I'll train your hand, your head, your heart With enlightened joy to toil That men May then Respect again The tillers of the soil. Arise, the tide is at the flood. Weigh anchor while you may. Unfurl your sails and seize the wheel Auspicious is today: My treasure chests belong to you, Then come, you hold the key, M v gold Untold, Not metal cold. To you will priceless be! HARRISON R. MERRILL. 4

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Twenty-Five Years of Progress HIM. establishing Utah Agricultural College. Introduced In legislature by Anthon II. Lund. March 1 SS. Site of College chosen anil contract Id for Mouth wing of main building 1 9, cost I2U.350. Kxperiment station established I$90. Professor J. W. Sanborn, illrcctor. dmln|sf rnthoi. President J. . Snnlmrit. isni.m. First semester's work of I . A. begun September 2nd. 1S90—faculty 9, students 139. I.lbrary of 2.ooo volumes Installed 1891. Winter course Introduced 1892. North wing of main building added 1891. First students graduated In 1 91—degree conferred upon class of six members. Statistics, end of first nilialalsf ration,—membership of faenlfy. Il»j yenrly n crime attendance of student . 2»WJ: Krnilnnlr . • . Vdmlnlstrnl Inn, President Joshun II. Paul, IN1M-06. Statistics, III end of administration,—membership of fnenlly. 20; yenrly ilirrmcp ntleiiiliinee, 1371 lolnl urnilmilr« for period, 1». Administration. President Joseph 'I. Tlinner. lsJMl-I1HM). President's residence and Mechanic Arts building erected 1898. Alumni association orgnnixeil 1898 Lewis A. Merrill, first president. Home Hoon-oinliH club orgnnixeil 1900. SlntlNlIrN, end of third ml iii In 1st rut Ion.—membership of fnenlly. Sit yearly average nltenilnnee. 173s total graduate for perloit, 37. Vdmlnlstrnl Ion, President niter J. Kerr, l!MM»-07. Front of main building erected 1901, library moved from room now used ns too logy laboratory same year. Agricultural clul» and U. A. o. Woman’s club organised 1901. Student Life first published 1902, James V. Jardlne, editor. First summer Kcbool 1902. old Mechanic Arts building destroyed by fire 1908. new one erected following yeir. .statistic nt end of foiirlli tiilnilnlstrnllon,—membership of fnenlly, r.SM yenrly n»rr-nge Milendnnee of slmlents. U30; gnidiiales In the sexen yenrs. til. ilinlnlslrntlun. President John . Idlsoe. 11)07- Firsi Farmers' Roundup 1907. First Junior Promenade 1908. 17. A. I Student I Paly organisation effected 190S, I . Walker, president. “Buz- xer first published 1909. O. G. Lloyd, editor, l-tdles' dormitory remodeled for use ns Dome tic Arts and Science building. In 1910 tile following clubs were orgonlxcd. Commercial, Science, Benedict and Agora. Correspondence course Introduced 1911. Thomas Smart gymnasium, heating plant, and state power plant erected 1912. Branch Normal'' at CedAr City became “Branch A. C.” 1913. Adams' athletic field secured And fenced 1911. Periwig. Camera and Cosmos clubs organized 1914-15. l nst yeir high school work 1915. gfafislle at end of fifth administration,—membership tif faculty, si: average attendance. Including ••Itonndnp. elr., Inst seven years, I.Ill: grndnnles last six years 330. Itnnks In llhrnry nt present, 27.450 volumes.