Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1918 volume:

- X CLUBS FRATERNITIES SORORITIES CLUBS SCHOOL 1-OR KWOK I) DEDICATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT BODY STUDENT LIFE BUZZER STMT-DEBATERS DR MAT ICS MUSIC MILITARY ATHLETICS CAMPUS ACTIVITIES FREE SPEECH SECTION CLASSES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN MU iBiutrb of (Trustees I.ORLXZO N. STOHL KI.IZ BKTH C. McCUNK JOHN DF.RX JOHN C. Sll RP ANGUS T. WRIGHT GKORGK T. ODF.I.L A. VV. IVINS I. 0IS HAYBALI. J. WH.I.IAM KNIGHT . G. HARM MR I-RANK IL STKI'HKXS JOHN I). PKTKRS HARDKN BKNNION Secretary of State, Ivx-Officio (Officers of the lUontii LORKN .O X STOHL. Problem A. VV. IVINS. Vice-President JOHN L. COBURN Secretary and Treasurer a (Officers nf AiUitiitistnifimt anft Slnstrurtinn THE COLLEGE FACULTY (Arranged in Groups in the Order oi Seniority of Appointment) ELMER GEORGE PETERSON. A. M.r I Ml I). I’resilient GEORGE WASHINGTON THATCHER. B S. Professor of Music WILLIAM PETERSON, B. S. Professor i f Geology Stale Geologist HVKL’M IOHX FREDERICK, D. V M Professor of Veterinary Science I RANK RUSSELL ARNOLD. A. M. Professor of Modern Languages JAMES CHRISTIAN IIOGEXSOX. M S. A. State Leader. Junior Vocational Work. Extension JOHN THOMAS CAINE. B. S. Auditor JOHN THOMAS CAINE. III. M. S. A. Director. Extension Division ERANKLIX LORENZO WEST. Pit D. Director, School of General Science Professor of Physics I RANKLIN STEWART HARRIS. Pit. D. Director. Experiment Station BLANCHE COOPER, B. S. Lecturer in Home Economics Correspondence-Study Department JOSEPH FAMES GREAVES. M. S.. Ph. D. Professor. Bacteriology and Physiological Chemistry ••The College Council consists of the President and all Members c.f the Faculty with the rank of Professor. Associate Professor, or Assistant Professor • On Leave CAIA'IX FLETCHER. B. Pd Professor of Applied Art R V BENEDICT I.ST. C I• . Director, Schools « t Agricultural Engiuei-ring and Mechanic Arts Professor Agricultural Engineering ROBERT JAM ES KVA NS. Ph. I). County gcut Leader. Extension GEORGE RICHARD HILL. Ir.. Ph. I). Director, School i� i Agriculture Professor of Botany and Plant Pathology JAM ES HENRY I.INFOLD, I) Did. Director. Summer School Superintendent. Correspondence-Study Department ARTHl'R HERBERT SANER M. S.. Ph. I). Professor of Mathematics NIELS ALVIN PEDERSEN. M Professor of English WILLIAM ERNEST CARROLL. M. Ph. D. . Professor of Animal Husbandry CHARLES WALTER PORTER, M.. IMi. I). Professor of Chemistry GEORGE B. 11 ENDRICKS. A. M. Director. School of Commerce and Business Administration Professor of l;inance and Banking PARLEY r.RASTt’S PETERSON. A B.. C I . A. Professor of Accounting Registrar FRANK LIN DAVID DAINKS. . M. Professor of History JONATHAN SOCKWKLL POWKLL. Professor of Fine Art KHODA BOWEN COOK. B. S. Professor of Domestic Art GERTRUDE McCHKYNK. B. S. Professor of Home Economics, Extension JOHN I. MATH AM COBURN. B. S. Secretary and Treasurer of the College and Purchasing Agent JOHN WESLEY WATSON. B. S. Director of Athletics and Farm Help Specialist. Extension RALPH ORLANDO PORTER. 15. S.. M. D. Professor of Physiology Medical Stipeni' r f Student - WILLIAM WILLIAMS MENDERSON, M. S. . Professor of Zoology ami Entomology ALICE RAYENMILL. F. R. S. L Acting Director. School .it’ Home Economics Professor of Monte Construction ami Sanitation MELVIN CLARENCE MERRILL. M M A.. IMi. 1 . Professor of Horticulture LIZZIE McKAV MILL. I?. S. Women's Adviser STEP 11KN BBOT. CAPTAIN I S. t Retired) Professor of Military -Science and Tactics J. EDW RD TAYLOR. B. S. Executive Sfcret.iry. Koo I Supply ami Conservation Committee, Stair Council of Defense JESSIE WHIT ACRE. !L S. Professor of Poods AlV.l'ST J. HANSEN. B. S. Associate Professor of Mecltattie Arts AARON XEWEY. 15. S. Associate Professor of Eorgiug LE GRANDE HUM PHERYS. IL S. Associate Protestor of Earm Mechanics GEORGE i: LLIE CAINE. A M. Associate Professor of Dairy Husbandry ORSON WINSO ISRAEI.SEN. M. S. Associate Professor of Irrigation ami Drainage CHARLES ROBERT JOHNSON Assistant Professor of Music BYRON ALDER. B. S. Assistant Professor of Poultry llushamlry EDWARD PARLEY PULLEY. B. S. Assistant Professor of Mechanic Arts VINCENT HOLLAND OGBl'RN. Pit. B.. A. M. Assistant Professor of English CHARLES TERRY HIRST. M. S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Ll'THKR MARTIN WIXSOR. IJ. S Assistant Professor of Irrigation. Extension I.OR IX ASA MLR RILL. B. S. Assistant County Agent Leader, Extension BEX R. ELD E EDGE. 15. S. Assistant Proiesspr oi Dairying. Extension JAM RS W. PAX M AN. Assistant Professor of Dry-Panning. Extension SARA HD NTS MAN. IJ. S. Assistant Proiessor of Elocution ainl Public Speaking CHARLOTTE KYI.L A. M Yssistani Professor of English WALTER I- DM IX BROOKS. Ph. IL A--1stant Professor of l;eononiics BERT I .OR IN RICHARDS. It. S.« Assistant Professor oi Plant Pathology EDGAR BERNARD P.ROSS RI). M S Assistant Professor of harm Management. Kxtcnsion DAVID KARI.K ROBINSON. IL S Assistant Professor of History JOS KIM I PRESTON WELCH. It. S. Assistant Professor of Kami Management. Extension IIEIJKR J RVIS WEBB. IJ S Assistant Proiessor of Farm Management. Extension GEORGE STEWART. M. S. Assistant Professoi of Agronomy JOHANNA MOEN. Assistant Professor of Domestic rt M NEK HINDI.I N C.REENE. M. S KieM Agent in Marketing. Extension Assistant Professor of Physical Education GEORGE GARDNER, IJ. S. Assistant Professor of Ngromnny JEAN COX. U. S. Assistant Proiessor of Home Economics. Extension HAROLD RAYMOND HAGAN, M S. Assistant Proiessor of Entomology JOSH PM K. JENSEN. A. B. Assistant Professor of Physical l%ducation ROBERT I IASI. M STEWART. B. S. Assistant Professor of Earni Manageineut. Extension JAM ES CLAYBOKX THOMAS. IV S Assistant Professor of Chemistry MAX'S V Cl IKISTIAXSKX, II. S. Assistant Professor of Ear in Management. Extension HKTTIE WHITE. IV S. Assistant Proiosor of Home Economics Extension W. PRESTON THOMAS. IV S. Assistant Professor of harm Management. Extension WII.I.IAM WHITE OWENS. IV S. Assistant Professor of I nnn Management. Extension I.. A. UICH NRUSOX. IV S. Assistant Professor � � f harm Management. Extension LOWR Y XEl.SOX. IV S. As i taut State County Agent Leader. Extension C,OI.DI I- EU X, IV S. Assistant State Leader, lunior Vocational Work, Extension KAN MOXD J. P. ECU ALT, IV S. Assistant Professor of Lange Management. Extcn-iott WILI-OLD C. KKIMI.EY. Secretary to the President JOSEPH DKVOXAI.D HOWELL. I S. S. . Instructor in Stenography and T.ypewritng JOSEPH A. SMITH. Jr.. Instructor in Band CHAUI.ES JAMES SOKEXSOX, IV S. Instructor in Zoology WTLBl’K LA A NS Til IX. IV S. Instructor in Accounting LAN IMA RICHARDSON. IV S Instructor in Domestic Arts EDWIN WILLARD STEPHENS. IV S Nssistant State Leader, Junior Vocational Work. Extension DON WALKEN PITTMAN. M. S. Instructor in Agronomy ALMA LeLOY WII.SON. IV S, Instructor in Botany IIATTIK SMITH. Actiii Librarian X. 1%. EDI.KKSEN. 15. s. Instructor ill I arm .Management. Extension EZRA C GARTER. 15. S Instructor in Bacteriology HANS IV WDERSON. 15. S. Instructor in Bacteriology M.M KSI’I.IN. B. S. Instructor mi I arm Management. Extension ORSON BERKS MADSEN. U. S Instructor in I-‘arm Management. Extension BRYANT I5ULLEN. 15. S Assistant l-arm Management Demonstrator. Extension TKAO H. bell. M. s. Instructor in Horticulture JOHN IIYRIWI WITTWKR, U. S. Instructor in Karin Management, Extension DAN RTIlt'K SWENSON, H. S. Instructor in Woodwork I.KW MAR PRICK. � . S. Instructor in Karm Management. Extension IUL5V BKK.RS. It. S. Instructor in Foods ROSIN A SKIDMORE, It. S. Instructor in Domestic Arts M K MS’S A HUNTER, It. S. Instructor in KoOtls IIEBKR OBKRHANSI.Y. A. 15. Assistant State Leader. Junior Vocaiiouat Work, Extension Instructor in Household Administration Instructor. Junior Vocational Work. Extension Instructor. Junior Vocational Work, Extension Instructor, Junior Vocational Work, Extension ELIZABETH UNDERWOOD. It. S. MYRTLE DAVIDSON. 15. S. BESSIE EATON. 15. S. A. I. TIPPETTS, I). S. JENNINGS, Ph. I). Instructor in Farm Management. Extension Till-:RON W. BENNION. I? S. Instructor in Eartn Management, ExtenMon ROBERT I.. WK1GI.EY. It. . Instructor in Karin Management. Extension A. I . EGBERT. B. S.. 1). V. M. Instructor in Karin Management, Extension G. M. 11ESS. Li. S. Instructor in Kami Management. Extension HORTKNSE WHITE B. S Instructor in Nome Economies. Extension MARION I.. HARRIS, . It Instructor in Kami Management, Extension E. R. PRICE, B. S. Instructor in Kami Management, Extension II. It. WOODBURY. B S. Instructor in Kami Management, Extension A. K. SMITH. B. S. Instructor in I'arm Management. Extension A. I. C1IRISTI . SE . It. S Instructor in l-'arm Management, Exten iou WIIXIAM J. THAYNK. B. S. Instructor in I'arm Management. Extension e. O. STOTT. B. S. Instructor in l-arm Management. Extension S. R. HOSWEIX, It. S. Instructor in Kami Management. Extension HUGH HURST. I). V. M Instructor in Kami .Management. Extension RENA B. MAYCOCK. Instructor in Home Economics. Extension A MCE HOI.M STEAD. B. S. Instructor in Home Economics. Extension ANNA EDMUNDS. B S. Instructor in Home Economics, Extension M RY I.UCII.E I.EE. B. S. Instructor in Home Economics. Extension EDNA I.ADWIG, B S. Instructor in Home Economics, Extension JOSEPHINE B. BAGLKY. B. S. Instructor in Home Economics. Extension IE WEBB. R. S. Instructor in Home Economics. Extension SETII LANGTON BARBER. B. S. Instructor in Economic and ssistant Secretary’ Office EDITH R. LEWIS Instructor in Home Economics. Extension MINNIE J. SMITH. Instructor in Home Economics. Extension NNA V. OTTE. Instructor in Home Economics. Extension .1. R. JENNINGS. B S Instructor in Farm Management. Extension EMIL HANSEN. ssistant in Horticulture Superintendent of Grounds and Greenhouses DAVID HUGHES, Assistant in Woodwork ABB IE G ROES BECK. ssistant. Registrar's Office JAMES McGRATH. Sergeant U. S. A. (Retired) Instructor in Military Science and Tactics IDA R MITCHELL. Clerk. Extension Division O. BLANCHE CONDIT. B. Clerk. Experiment Station CHARLES BATT. Superintendent of Water. Heat. Sewerage and Lighting Plant RASMUS OLUF LARSEN. Superintendent of Buildings GEORGE H. HANSEN. B. S. Richfield, Utah General Science President Senior Glass; Agora Club; Cosmos Club: Handball Club: A” Club: Debating 1916-17. 1917-18; A in Track. 1918;Managcr Debating. 1917-18. Wll.lIF.I.M INA IIOBUSH, . . Kogan. Utah Vice-President Senior Class; Prom. Committee. 1916-17; Sorosis. ROBERT CARTER PINION, I.chi, Utah Agronomy Ag. Club: Glee Club; Hackaniore Club; Vale Medal for Punting: Football, 1916. J. R. JENNINGS, B. S. . . Taylor, Arizona Agronomy 'iee-President oi Ag. Club; Glee Club. VIE KERR. F . S.. . . Wcllsvillc. Utah Home Economics Home Economics Club. JESSE ROVLANCIC, B. S. Springville, Utah Commerce Commercial Chib ELROY BO BERG, B. S. . . Draper. Utah Camera Club; Ag. Club; Glee Club; Book Lovers Club. EVA JOY NIELSON. B. S.. . . Ogden. Utah Homo Economics President of Beaux rt Guild; Vice-PreG dent t ll.iuu- Economic Club; Book Lovers Club; Secretary of Girls Pan-Hellenic; Beta Delta Sorority. A E- SMITH. B. S.........Logan, Utah Agronomy Ag. Club; Camera Club. GUSTAVE t). I lEI.DUERG. It. S. Logan. Utah I lorticnltttrc Ag. Club. 1 RANK KIRBY, B. S„ . Sugar City, Idaho Mechanic Arts Baseball LAURA (. CARDOX. I’ S.. . Logan, Utah Home Economics Home Economics Club; SOrosis. GEORGE CROFT. It. S......Ogden. Utah General Science Student I.ife Staff: Pi Zeta Pi. 01.1 VK WOOI.KV. H. S.. . . Logan. Utah Monte Economics Home Economic Club; Beta Delta. LOUIS F. NUFFER. B. S.. . Preston, Idaho Botany Benedict President; Ag. Club; Ag. Link. NORMA TANNER, B. S.. . Salt Lake City Home Economics Jlotne Economics Club: Sorosis. RALPH V. COTTER. B. S.. . . Lchi, Utah Zoology and Botany Camera Chib; Handball Club. EDITH HAY BALL, B. S.. . . Logan, Utah Home Economies Prom Committee. 'lS-lO’.Buzzer Staff. '16-17; Executive Committee Student Body. '16-17; Girls Pan-Hellenic Committee, '16-17; Sorosis. Earmingtoii JONATHAN HUGH ES, B. S.. Mechanic Arts I.Al'RENCE B. HARMON. B. S.. American Fork. Utah Animal Husbandry Alpha Della Epsilon; Ag. Club; Camera Clul . IIEBER MEEKS, . . Kanah. Utah Executive Committee; Editor Buzzer. |91 -I7; President Stmlent Body. 1917-18; Cosmos Club: Dehator, 1916-17; Agora Club; Commercial Club; Pan Hellenic Council. 1915-16; Sigma Alpha. ORISSA BRIXTON, B. S., Springvillc, Utah Home Economics Home Economies Club; Sigma Theta Phi. IRVING JENSEN. B. S.. . . Ilyrum. Utah Agronomy Ag. Club; Gamma Sigma Delta; Phi Kappa Jota. CAROLINE WYATT. B. S„ Wellsvillc, Utah Home Economics President ot Home Economics Club, 1917-18; Tennis Club; Sorosis. CEOKGE r.KROl.n THORNE. B. S.. Vernal Entomology g. Club; Camera Club; Emu-diets Club; Captain in Cadet liatallion; Scholarship A , IVI7-I8. KSTEI.UA I.ARSEN. B. S.. . Logan, Utah Home Economics Home Economics Club; Beta Delta Sorority. REID JERMAN. 1 . S.. . Santaquin, Utah Agricultural Engineering Sigma Alpha ELIZABETH CANNON, B. S.. Salt Lake City Home Economics Home Economics Club: Sigma Theta Phi. RI EL LINDQUIST. B. S.. . . Logan, Utah General Science A in Football, ’15-16-17; A Club; Sigma Alpha. VIE KERR. 15. S.............Wcllsvillc, Utah Home Economics Home Economics Club LIONEL W SORENSON. I . S.. Guneron General Science Ag. Club; Debating C'ltil : Agora Club. LKLAND K. MITCHELL. it. S.. American Pork. Utah Mechanic rt LA VON BEX N ION, B. S.. . . Logan. Utah General Science Sorosis: Periwig Hub; Class Vice-President, 1916- 17; Junior Protn. Committee: Buzzer Staff; Vice-President of Student Body: Opera 1917- 18. ERNEST O I.ARSON. B. S.. Santaquin, I'tab Irrigation and Drainage Engineering Glee Club; Band: Alpha Delta Kp ilon EMMA BAKER SORENSON, B. S.. Mendon. Utah Home Economics Monte Economics Club EI.1ZA THORN. B. S. . Springville, Utah Home Economics Sigma Theta Phi KEEIE JONES. B. S.. . . . I.ogan, Utah Home Kconomics Home Economics Club l l TER A C. PEDERSEN. B. S.. I.ogan. Utah General Science FREDERICK BRAITIIWAITE. B S.. I.ogan General Science Buzzer StatT: Commercial Club. J. ARNO KIRKMAM. B. S.. . . l.chi. Utah Botany Tennis Team. 1915-16-17-18; Manager Buzzer. 1916-17; Mgr. Dramatics. 1917-18; Ag. Club; Handball Club; Glee Club; Tennis Club; Opera. 1917-18; College Band. 1917-18; Delta Xu. RTIIUR El EE...........Cedar City. Utah gora Club; Dchator; Debating Club; Benedict. Cl.ARA MARIE KREMER. . I.ogan. Utah General Science IVY LOWRY, . . . Fcrron, Utah President Home Economics, 1916-17: Charter Member Beaux Art Guild: Executive Commit-lee. 1917-18; Vice-President Camera Club, 1916-18: Son.sis. RACHEL DUNEOKD. B. S. Salt Lake City Home Economics Home Economics Club: Opera; Sorosis; Beaux Arts Guild. EDITH WALLACE. B. S.. Salt Lake City Home Economics Charter Member. Beaux Arts Guild; Tennis Club. 1917-18; Udies Glee Club. 1917-18; Sorosis. ELIZABETH UNDERWOOD. B. S.. Bowling Green. Ky. Domestic Science (•radu.au oi Potter College. Bowling Green. Ky.; (1 year) Music in Lcipsig, Germany: President of “l.aCercle Erancaise ; Periwig Play—The Post script ion. KI'KXKZER JOHN KIRKHAM. B. S.. Logan Agronomy C .liege Quartette. 1915-16; Organizer of Glee Club, 1915-10; Song Leader. 1916-17-l8;Cos-mopolitau Club: Benedict Club; Executive Committee. l9l7-18;Gjee Club Manager. 1917-18; Ag. Club President. 1917-18: Gamma Sigma Delta. L. CALDER SMITH. B. S............Logan Agronomy Ag. Club; Ag. Link Stalf. 1917; Benedict; Glee Club Secretary and Treasurer, 1917. CARI. W. PETERSEN. Salt Lake City. Utah ( la s President: A in Football, 1917-1918; A in Track. 1919 and 1918; Capt. Track, 1918; A” in Baseball. 1918; President Be-Nu Club; Ag. Club; A Club: Editor Buzzer; Student l.ife Stall; Manager Basketball. 1917-18; Phi Kappa lota. OLFNA SMITH. . . . Logan. Utah Beta Delta Sorority GEORGE A. WARD. . Willard. Utah Manager Student Lite; Buzzer Stall; Junior Prom. Committee: Commercial Club: Sigma lphn. ALDYTH TIIAIN. . . Logan. Utah Book Lovers Club: Beaux Art Guild; I.eCer-ele Francais. I-I.MER CLAWSON . Providence. Utah LU Ml. LA WHITE, Home Economics Club: Club. . Beaver. Utah l.aCerde Prancaise’ BERT LEE, . lloytsville, Utah KARMA PARKINSON. Home Economics Club: . . Logan, Utah Book Lovers Club; Prom. Committee; Junior Class Vice-President : Sigma Theta Phi. VAXKZ WILSON. . . l ogan, Utah liti . .er Staff: Phi Kappa lota. I. hi. YVEBB, . . . Richmond. Utah Member of Commercial Club; Benedict l.UCILF. ROGERS . Salt Lake City. Utah Sigma Theta Phi; Dramatics, l9l7-18;Peri vig Club; Prom. Committee. I.. H. HATCH. . . Franklin, l.lalio Debating. 1917 18; Commercial Club; gora Club; Buzzer Staff; Phi Kappa Iota. NAOMI LARSEN, . . Logan. Utah Beta Delta; Home Economics Club. SOLON R. BARBER. . . Logan. Utah Associate Editor Student Life. 1918; Buzzer Staff. 1918; Junior Prom. Committee; Second Lieutenant R. 0. T. C.; Secretary-Treasurer Tennis Club; Handball Club; Ue-Xo Chib: Delta Nu. HELEN THATCHER . . Logan. Utah Home Economics Club; Book Lovers Club: Beta Delta; Sorority. HELEN CURLER. Junior Class Debating Manager; Class De-ba tor, 1918; Home Economics Club. RUSSELL CROFT. . . Ogden. Utah Class Officer, 1916-17; Thomas Me lal.l9l7; Dramatic Club. 1918; Manager Buzzer. 1918; Debating, 1918; A in Track. 1918; Agora Club; “A Club; Be-No Club: Pi Zeta Pi Fraternity; Student Life Staff. EDNA WHITE, . . . Beaver. Utah Book l.over- Club. Secretary ;Home Economics Club. Secretary; Beaux Art Guild; Le-Cerle Francais. WM. 0. PETERSON. . . Logan. Utah School Pianist: French Club; Alpha Delta Epsilon. DOUGLAS Q CANNON. . Salt Lake City A in Football. 1917-18; Chairman Prom. Committee; Be-No Club; Staff. A Club; Buzzer HA KOI.I) CLARK. Morgan, l-'talt ADALIKNE BARBER. - Logan. I'tah Buzzer Staff; Somsis. BETH I K' u i Home Economic . Club: Salt Lake City Beta Delta. ELLEN HOLMES. Raymond Alberta, Canada Beta Delta; Home Economics Club. msc m EVA LINDQUIST. . . Salt Lake City Home Economics Club. I.lVIAX MEECHAM. Jr.. . . Logan. Utah Editor Ag. Club Link: Chairman Ex. Committee y. Club; Assistant Manager Dramatics: Secretary and Treasurer Junior Class; Ituzzer Staff: Cutlet Captain. ENID KOSENGKEEX. . Logan. Utah Book Lovers Club; I.eCercle Francais. rphuumrcs Anderson. Stanley K. Howard, Louise Arnold. Mehin S. Jenr.an, Donald Austin. E. Gean Kearl. Chase Ballit. Louis Khan. Aineen Barber. Geo. Percy Kmidson, Marjorie I arker. Lena Koe|� j , Myrtle Boyles. Emma J. Merrill. Edna Beckstrom. Marion Miller, H. Julian Mens. Zina Nielsen. Beatrice BischotT. Della Pigtf, Willis Bowen, Leslie Sauls, Kiefer Carddn. Claire Savage, Willis Christiansen. E!Roy Stuckey. Bernice Eherle, Lillie Standing. Russell Egbert. Anna Tanner. K'av S. E.ans, Morrill Taylor, Albert B. Ewing. Scott Taylor, Jennie Eoutz. Nadine Thomas, Kate Gardner. Delroy Wayman, Wallace Nansen. Annie Wells. Geneva Harris. Ireta Whitmore, Jas. Hendricks, Matilc L. Young, Stella Hey wood. Ida r •� ’' � ni«� • f '� ! CI aii4uM Sw r. mt 2£ a hr is Fo. t W-� TiO� . - vla2 2' Wuii fy. )c|on«5 nei’4W 7� a W« c.o ii 1) ilv«rs f r'df S nv s, A? So Alien. Albert It. Anderson. Ia . . Amlrtts, I.a lira Atidru . Leonard M. Burkinan, Halvy Baker. Howard Balin', Paul Barker. Mignou Bateman. Geo. M. Baugh, Alfred I.ear Baxter. Holly Bentley. Laura Bracken. Union H. Brown. Gcncil Browning, Kenneth Buck. Isabel Bttrgoyno. Phillis Campbell. Clem Caution. Utuh Cliipmatt. Dorothy Christiansen, Jo . U. Clyde. Dewey Condit. Amanda Corbett. Thelma Crandall. Irwin Kccle . Oeo. S. Fmgcr matin, Marguerite Ivqditt. Evelyn Fergoon. Bruce D. Finch. Nancy Flanders. Hyrum I Fuller. Dora (loins. Hazel Hansen. I.ydia Hansen. Mary J. Hansen. Percy Harmon. Geo. A. Harris. Sterling Hart. Chas. J. Hayward, (.’loin J. Hendricks. Olive Ifcvshmcn 1 I Jlcnric. Irven Heslop, Franklin Hey wood. David I . Hindley. Jean Jacobs. Helena Jarvis. John T. larvis. I .ester Jenkins. McKinley Jensen. Milton B. Johnson. Flora Jones. Win. Ileher Jordan. Leonard B. Jordan. Marion F. Kenner. Kohert Lee Khan. S. Jafnr Kimball, Chase Bay King. Mia Latigton. Lucie Gayle Larson, Herbert W. Larson, Victor U. Last. Chas. II. Lee. Chas. B. Leonard. Frin W. Lewi . Annabel Lew is. Gilbert B. Lowe, Jo . McDonald. Howard Mcl;arlaml. Blaine McKecl. Leonard McKenzie. June I. McMullen. Ucla Madsen. Francis Maglehy. Karl Merriel. Milton Milner. F.lla Morgan. Lillian Morris. Elgin H. Nagle. Harold I’.. Nelson. Caroline Nelson. Clara Nelson. Cloe Oberliansly, Pearl Olsen. Cleo Olsen. K. K. Olsen. Sylvan Owen. V'ern Parker. Mary Pearson. Oswald Pearson. Vera Perkins, Wendell Peterson. Elsie Peters.mi. Grace Peterson, Kay 1). Phillis . Ida Pixton, Uohert L. Price, rdath Uallison, Gretta Uallison. U. Leo. Uamsperger. Helena Uedd. Antic Uccd, Joseph Kiclt, Geneva Rich. Oneal Roberts, Prtulciice Salisbury, Frank Silvers, Uay South wick, Arel Sonthwiek. Ft ltd Stiefcl. Maurice Stookey. Lincoln Stuart. Fay Sumsion. Glen Sutton. Emma Taylor. Mada Thomas. I.uella Thomas. Geneva Tlmrgood. Bertha White. Lucy F. Win ward. Mary Woolston. Della Worley. Clyde Zahriskic. Vard a TIVITIE-5 jQW ' v . i .. . . , ,v(o - ■''4.1 I r;; .W 7 sa' i. , wici L' •V-: , W_v w � DKI.KOV GARDNER, IVV LOWRY, HKBKK MEEKS, 1-RAXK SALISBURY. Exec n i i v e Com mitt ec Executive Committee - - President Cheer header tuhnit Uohy (Officers La VON BEXXIOX, .... Vice-President ORTEXSE MERRILL. - - Executive Committee MAURICE ST IE EEL. - - Executive Committee I,OKA BEXXIOX, ..... Secretary .1. T. WILSOX. ... Assistant Song Leader FLORENCE CHIPMAX, - Executive Committee E. .1. KIRK 11 AM, - - - Executive Committee Hendricks Medal, textempor) Subject : Strikers in the Ship Yards Winner. .1. HKItKK JONKS Thomas Medal. (Class Debates Winners) Oitestion: Resolved that Robert M l.afollette be Expelled from the l S. Senate KIMIRA1M JOSKI’IISKX C.KORGK HATKMAN Son? of the inerican Revolution Subject: Woman and the War LYDIA HANSEN jHchal lUimuTS DKLROY GARDNER. SOLON BARBER. GKO. WARD. GKO. HAXSEX, BERTHA THURG'T I). THATCHER AI.l.I Ml). LORA BEXXIOX. -J. T. WILSON. LOUIS BALI.IK. RAY SILVERS. RUSSELL CROFT, GEORGE CROKT. L. M. MEECHAM. MAURICE ST 11 KEL, CARL PETERSEN. Editor Associate Editor Business Manaj!vr Reporter Reporter Reporter Society Reporter Reporter Locals Reporter - - Reporter Reporter Reporter Bunk iiuiHHiT $ t;iff CAR I. I'KTKRSKX. RUSS KM. CROKT. GEORGE WARD. L. H. MATCH, - - DOUG!.AS CANNON, ADA UK XI- It A RUHR I.ORA r.KXXIOX. FRED BKAITH WAITE. HERMAN R WISIT.RGKR. VAXEZ WILSON. SOl.O.X BAR HER, JOHN HU 1 1 1. Editor Maiia«cr Assistant Manager Debating Athletics Activities Society Artist Photographer Classes Organization Artist Helintnrs U. A. C.—MONTANA STATE COLLEGE Resolved, that as a condition of Peace at the close of the War. Alsace-Lorraine he ret tinted to France DELBERT TAYLOR Decision. HEBKR JONES ..0-3 U. A. C.—U. of U. Resolved, that the United States should own and operate Coal Mines having coal for Sale CHASE KEAR1. ELGIN MORRIS Decision .....3 0 U. A. C.—U. of U.—Affirmative Resolved, that the United States adopt Compulsory Arbitration in all Labor Disputes ARTHUR FIFE LORENZO H. HATCH GEORGE H. HANSEN Decision .... 3 0 U. A. C.—B. Y. U.—Negative Same Question LIONEL V. SORENSEN RUSSELL CROFT LOUIS IfAl.I.JF Decision ....1-2 CAST—■FKKS11MAX PLAY CHORUS- OPKKA “BOCCACCIO' (The HUS ijJrnm CLontmitti'i' KARMA PARKINSON DOl’GLAS CANNON. Chairman LL’CILE ROGERS SOLON BARBER GEORGE WARD XOSXHOf ••IOM.I MIX 1.1) QUARTETTE MILITARY !)!•:! AKTMKXT COACH JACK WATSUX AXDCAIT. MA IN TWITCH EI.I, COACH JOE JENS EX AGGIES VS; UTAH HELD ARTILLERY Hansen Carrying the ball THK HACKMMM) Jarvis. R. H. Stiff el. Q. li. Coukwrighl. F, B. Petersen, I.. II. BASKETBALL TEAM—STATE CHAMPIOX’S BASIIBAI.I. TKAM—TIF.D FOR STATK CHAMPIONSHIP TR ACK T K A M - ST T K CH A M PI ON'S COACH HAKKY STONEV no INC. ND WKKSTI.INO TKAM Hotter iHcn 1017-18 FOOTBALL Captain. Alvin Twitchcll. (3d year) Ariel Lindquist. (3rd year) Andrew Mohr, (2nd year) Douglas Cannon, (2ml year) Carl Petersen, (2n l year Victor l.arsen Kinar Olesen Delroy Gardner Clyde Worley l.orin Crook.-ton Lawrence spencer Maurice Stiefel Les«er Jarvis Allen Conkwright Percy Hansen Louis Rowe, Manager BASKETBALL Captain. Lawrence Spencer Andrew Molir Lester Jarvis Glenn Sumsion Niels Nielsen Carl Petersen. Manager BASEBALL Captain, Maurice Sticfcl Fritz Schanky Clyde Worley Carl IVi.tmmi Dave Bowen Lester Jarvis, Manager Stanley Anderson Wilford Jensen Louis Ballif Percy Hansen TRACK Captain. Carl Petersen. (2nd year) Percy Hansen Archie Barney George Hansen Louis Ballii Wallace Wayntan Dave Bowen. Manager Russell Croft porosis .Sorority Rachel Dun lord Geneva Wells Martha Carlisle Connie Xel-on Molly Baxter Ullcii Barber Ivy Lowry Mahle Hendricks Norma Tanner Knith Wallace Kdith llayhall Helena Jacobs Kdith Peterson Lydia Hausen Gladys Smith Laura Cardon Billy Hobusch Claire Cardon La Von Bennimi Florence Niblcv Caroline Wvatt Ireta Harris Adaliene Barber Lttella Thomas Ina Hatch Nancy Finch Lucy Langton Bertha Thnrgood Faina Merrill Oeneil Brown Louise Howard k 5Brta Delta nrnritu Kva Joy Nielson Olena Siutih l.aPriel Moncur Naomi I.arson Irene Rich I.aVoyle Peterson Geneve Thomas Lillian Pom! Agues Tarhet Ada M it ton Kllcn Holmes HI la Milner Rac I.ofyreen C’loe Nelson Marjorie Turner Ona Kiny Sybil Hopkins I.uella Anderson Prudence Roberts Olive Wooley Zina Hens Kstella Larsen Stella Young Helen Thatcher Monta Hansen Knid Ruff Vera Durham La Rue Thomas Deal Iieth Kriczon Hernita Bingham Isabel Buck lidna White Myrtle Koepp Mrs. Geo. R. Hill $u}tna CLlu'ta Jlri §Tmn itn l.avon Mason Bessie Morrison Lucile Rogers Karma Parkinson Atnic Redd Marjorie KHudson l ta Haywood Isaura Bentley Jean Mindley Dorothy Chijunan Florence Chi| iuan Elizabeth, Cannon Eliza Thorn Orissa Brinton Nadine Foutz Aiinie Hansen Lucy White Kate Thomas Lora Bcnnion Mary Hansen Della Bischoff Margaret Worley Irene Smith Alta Richards Liza Mindley Pledges Pearl Oherhansley Fay Stewart Lillian Morgan Ruth Cannon Mrs. E. J. Kirkham Ortencia Merrill ■BinxiaHi ii % :ip|;a 31 at Alma Wilson Vann Wilson Victor l.arson A. .1. Mohr C. W. Petersen Clem Campbell C’v. Crandall rdatll Price L. II. Match Charles Sorensen C.lenu Nielson Jack Hendricks Robert Pixton William Thayno lr ing Jenson Albert Hackman Heber Jones Delbert Taylor KJgin Morris Rood Warnick Sidney Stock Ray Tanner Cioorge Russell Delta ifratmiity S Langton Barber J dins li. liearnson Solon Barber Douglas Cannon George B. Cook Dewey Clyde Merlin Cook Kdlet Kdlefson Prank S. Harris George R. Hill Lester Holland Lee Kenner Kjdiraim Josepbson WiM'ord Jensen Marion Jordan Leonard Jordan J. Arno Kirkliam I,eland K. Mitchell Lowry Nelson llervnrd Nichols Al.in Pedersen Allen Pyper Willis Page Joseph Reed Percy Smith WillD Savage Russell Standing (lien Stunsion Arel South wick Keifcr Sauls Ray B. West Azmoii White Lee Wright Prof. Win. Peterson I.. Harmon S. Miller M. Jensen S. Anderson I). Bowen U. Christiansen —f Zinnia j lplja Sigma Alpha L. Andrus A. Lindquist V. Osmund K. Jcrniau . Zabrifikic � . Ward K. Silvers J. Hale Robinson R. Argyle H. Meeks C Hayward W Merrill H NOglc K. browning C. Worley S. Harris W. Thain I Al . Cluh iWi'utluTsIiip 1917-18 Iv J. Kirkhmn. President Jos. K, Probst Fred Wilcox J. R. Jennings. Vicc-Pres. Nephi Probst Irvin Wangsgard A. Iv Smith, Scc.-Troas. Mori sc Romney J. L. Grow Lucian Meedt'am, ,1, R. Bateman R. L. Pixtoit Ivlitor g Club Link Heed Warnick Geo. Bateman Dr. Geo. K Hill II. C. Beeslcy Albert Hackman V. J. Tltaync Mcl.loyd Killpack Gerald Thorne K. II. Bracken Jacob Probst Byron Jensen Sterling Harris L. C. Smith Ray Silvers G. J. Heiberg I.. J Holland L. V Nuffer Ardath Price Rulon Magelby Wilford Hansen J. G. Stringham Ralph Robson B. II. Lee St. Clair Nixon A. South wick R. C. Pixton l.eland Dailey Vern Bloonujuist Irving Jensen l.orin Crookston George Barber Otteal Rich J. Arno kirkhnm Clifford Maver Wallace Wayman J. Jarvis J. R. Christiansen Morrell ICvans A V Atkinson Albert Taylor W. R. Merrill Willis Savage Russell Standing Archie Barney D. G. Tavlor M. Iv Jordan Melvin Arnold Douglas Cannon Rulon Gardner L. N. Sorensen llelier Christensen Jack Pbilip Moved Killpack Karl Magelby Nelson Hogan ’ern Owen W. J. Tanner Wilford Watts Klgin Morris Glen Winters A. Iv Pearson David Haywood S. A. Bennion Krvin 1 logon Geo. Waddell H M Williams Harm Muir J. J. Dirtschi L. A Stoukey Asa Hatch Ray Tanner Iv Boberg A. R. Campbell Herman Ramsperger Writ Rhodes Clarence Nixon C. W. Petersen John Magelby Hnim' Erininmirs (Club Wyatt. Caroline Nielson. Eva Joy White. Edna Smith, Winnie-trod Hansen. Mary Morrison. Bessie Sutton, Emma Espliu. Kvelvn Tanner, Norma Kerr, ’ie Lofgrccn, Kay White, l.uela King. Oita Nelson. Chloe McKenzie. Isabel Buck. Isabel Snuthwick. Kthcl Thurgood. Bertha Dahl. Alma Engetnann. Marguerite Smith, Iva Carrion, Blontlel Jacobs, Helena Parker. Mary Vernon. Adyth Nelson. Connie Merrill. Ortencia Stookey. Bernice Richardson. I.avina Rich. Irene Foutz. Nadine BischotT, Della Sevy, Pauline Rich, Geneva Bennion. I.ora Baxter. Molly Guhlcr. Helen Parkinson, Karma Cannon, Ruth Bentley, Isaura Beits, Zina Larsen, Kstella Edna Crooks ton Esther Farnsworth I.ucy White Olive Woolcy Rachael Dun lord Annie Hausen l.enora Jordon Lena Barker Lillie Kbcrley Leah Solontan Rela McMullen Fay Stewart Beth Eriezon Mrs. Lizzie Hill Nancy Finch Emma Sorensen Grace Peterson Francis Madison Cleo Olsen Edna Burnham Ivy Lowry Kinnie Caine Ireta Harris Irma Knud son Marjorie Turner Jennie Taylor F.ffie Jones Caroline Leigh I Hanbball (Club J. Wit more A. Kirkham S. Stocks J Wilson M. Ramsperger 1;. McFarland C. Wadell Commercial Club Austin. (lean Braithv.aite. I . Rallif, I.. S. Bnrgoyuo. David I'hristeuscn, lCIRoy Ixdcs. (1. S. Kt::mc tt. S. Oanfiiir. l)clro Hatch, I.. M. Hendricks. .1 A. Jenkins. McK. Meeks. H. McFarland. IMaine OBeii. K. B Paige. W. I). Koylanec, .). Kollison, U. I.. Spvirir.an, V. Stocks, S VVelih, I). Wilson, V. Ward. (1. Zahriskie. A. V. lic-Ko (Cluli Stubby Petersen, President Soul Barber. Secretary Pistol Cannot). Treasurer Glenn Sniusion Clem Havward i;at Watson Cyril Hammond ()llic Edwards George Kccles Grant Stringhum Nig Stiefel l.olo Spencer Sid Spencer Pestv Jarvi Percy Hansen Kinar (Meson Maurice Romney Russ Croft N it l.arsen Cy Crandall Slat' Salisbury Jack Hale Jazz Hansen Curley Bowen Conlson Wright Razz Conkwright Gillie Gilligatt Honorary Members W. K. Brooks Bob Morton Harry Stoncv Coach Watson Coach Jensen Wick Stephens Elder Green SZ' i t;nra (Club L S. Hallit I as. Kearl (' rkv Hansen I.. H. Hatch Lionel Sorensen Russet (.’ro:t l.lkin Morris Delbert Taylor Heber Jones Arthur Fife t Pres. Elizabeth Underwood Vice-Pres. Margaret Worley Sec. Win. Peterson Treas. Aldyth Vernon Solon Barber l.eona Barrett Amanda Condit E. Engemann Ameen Khan Abbas Khan Allah Khan Jafar Khan Elsie Peterson Enid Rosengreen Ruby Roscngreen Jennie Taylor Edna White MONTHLY PROGRAM November—Captain Bloch of the French Army talks on. French Soldiers. December—()rganizati«n. January—Talk on a “French Boarding School. by Mrs. Stephen Abbott. February—General Entertainment. Club Members. March—Herschel Piersen, talks on Belgium.” April—Mr. Teusher talks on. Switzerland. May—Final. (. I Hi'intfiirts (Club Mr I.. M. Mi-i-cliam amt family Mr King am! family Mr. Arthur FiiV ami family Mr. 'liri.-tiun$c� and family Mr. Klroy liobefg and wilt Mr. Williams and family Mr N'nllVr and family Mr Kcnrl and familv C. Smith 0. Croft K. Bohcrg K. J. Kirkham J. Jennings A. Barney II Jones R Pixton 11. Christiansen J. Bateman M Ro in'll cy II Bachman V Kirkham Prof. Johnson Chas. Kcarle A. Price K. Williams I;. Salisbury A Sonthwick 0)1 ee (Club i Hiutkioiicra (Club Kllcn Barber. President Ivina While, Sec. Treas. Kui.I Ro engrecii Karma Parkinson l.rcilc Rogers Kva joy Nielson Al lyth Thain Kale Thomas Rachel puniord La von Mason Nadine Font Ruby Roscngrccu Bertha Thurgood Kiititie Caine Louise Howard J Vincent Ogburn Bessie Morrison If.ileu Holmes :)Jcriliiicj (Club, 1917-’18 Mi-' Huntsman X. A, Pedersen W. K. Carroll Klh.aheth Underwood Itcrvard Nichols, S.ec.-Troas. Claire Cardon Kleitom Amussen Milton Mathi-on W. I. Poult cr l.owry Nelson, President Thatcher Allred Omlson Wright l.aVon Reunion l.ncilc Rogers Ih'iT I'dirni If some people you dislike, and some of your personal enemies are bawled out herein, laugh at them, and appreciate the joke; but if you or your friends are roasted, that’s different entirely. Be a sportsman, Met real sore and cross us off your list. Be a perfect gentleman and hold a grudge for life. ilbitnrial Tht Kditor knows this hook isn’t as large as previous hooks, he knows it hasn’t a leather cover; he knows he has not done much writing in the hook tnohudv would read it anyway i and he also knows there are a lot of other things that could he improved within the hook, so don’t he continually reminding others of the fact. Printing, leather, paper, engravings, etc. have gone up so much that the Kditor has had t«. leave out everything that was not absolutely essential. The Kditor regrets that the events of the college year are not tabulated a the one in charge left school and could not be reached in time to get his work in. If you don’t like the Buzzer keep it to yourself and sonic day try to do the work yourself and make expenses meet. An old nigger in the trenches was given the command t go over the top. lie had :i razor in one hand and a gun in the other and when he got over the top he dropped the gun and made a pass at a iermau with his razor. The Herman laughed and said—Ha! Ha! You never touched me and the nigger replied. Just wait until you try to shake your head. W hy is a slacker like a piece � f custard pie? Because he is yellow all through and hasn’t enough crust to go over the top. Snappy §lu'trlu's of iFamnus Jlaycrs No. I-LOUIS BALLIF MKF.T Louis Ballif, fans. He's the most talked of play-er in the name I.amp lvi photo careful!) Notice that forehead. What ! Certainly you can see it. Look more carefully. It's what makes him fatuous. Louis is groat because he N UNUSlAL. Speaker. Roberts-on and other stars play sensationally but they do the usual thing, hit. field ami run bases. Hut the great Louis j . dif-fernit. Me pull- the unexpected. You've heard of triple plays. N’eal Ball once pulled one, unassisted. (� reat as that feat was. however, Ballif has eNcelled it Mo once pulled a TUI I'LL FUROR It had never been done before but Louis, who is always doing unexpected things, got away with it Mis work on the bases is another instance of bis unusual way of playing the game. Last summer lie stretched a three-base hit to a single. I:,vcr hear of that being done before? In addition t his tmiipte brain, Louis is a finished —or will be. soon—ball player. Not only is be fast—in the dining room, and a heavy batter lu- weighs 227 but be also uses bis head—to park bis bat. Here’s Louis’ record in a NUT shell, where it belongs. Born, Sweemxcpts. Maska. June 32, 1X92. Throws and thinks left banded. Played three seasons with Alaska Whalers. Sold to China. Released to Frisco hlivers. Finally secured by the Filberts. Led league in errors. Mis last season’s record follows- Club. Filberst ; position, awkward: at bat, -427; runs,— 12-4; hits. It; earned errors, S73.37X, •Sold February 30 to U. A. C. for a safety razor. t.YIade a bit with a blind man. COUNCIL OF SANITATION Mr. Ban—Chief Sauitator of the College. Wick Stephens- Chief of col lew? hull herd. Mr Henderson—Chief of the society for prevention of smoking on the campus. Pete Nielsen—Chief scrubber of gym. pool, caretaker of tortured Freshmen, guardian of sacred lockers of the Cross County chess team. Mr. Lemon—Kradicator of cigarette butts, discarded chews, dead leaves, and high grass. Miss Smith—Faithful duster i the musty volumes of library, and referee of Heading room dirtniions. Joe I la vert .—Kmptier of the cuspidors. Mr Brooks -Chief spieler to staffers, EXPENSES ON BASKETBALL TRIP 2 packages Meccas .10 9 Cigars ......_......................... -........ -05 Cabaret and Lunches ... .35 Tip to Waiters ...................................... .09 One Pillow pit Chair Car ....... Moving Picture Show 20 1 package I'nceda Biscuits and 1 can Soup on route .15 Pool and Billiards ... .10 Newspapers ........................................... 02 Drink for visiting Delegates......................... .10 («rand Opera and Vaudeville.......-.................. —00 $1.51 Lets drop in and see Kli .a No. we better not: Swede may be there. No. he's not—the lights are on. Conk.—What trousers? Gillie.—Pints. size pockets do you want for the A RHUM GAME AT THE DELTA NU HOUSE Pistol.—Como on Lowry deal tlu m cards. Lowry.—Slick around, stick arouml you freckled faced pole. Nichols.—Misdeal, misdeal I only got 6 cards. Pistol.—Look at the mitfull, some hand, every card got a picture on it. Lowrv.- Sav Nichols you ottoheurd what Standing said about you to-day. Nichols.—1 don’t care what he said about me. I'm otT with that guy. What did lie v.ty about me: Arno. Come on. come on, if youse guys don't quit chewing the rag. and play cards, ise goin to quit and go over to ihe Theta house. Pistol.—Go on over to the Theta house, and see if wc care, Lowry tell one of them Freshmen to go over to the Epsilon house and get Billie Peterson to come over, and take a hand. l.owry.—Remember, the losers have to buy the drinks, and smokes at the Bluebird. Nichols.—I hope not. 1 hope not, Lowry always gets us in a game and when be 'tarts to win he makes ground rules. Nothin shaken. I'm goin to quit (Throws down cards, and tangoes up stairs). Pistol.—Let's go to bed. THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD I. Ray Silv ers. I, Mr. Silvers. 3. Mr. Ray Silvers. A. Doc. Silvers. 5. Silvers. 6. President Silvers. 7. Ray J. Silvers. Zabriskie paid the Thetas $15.00 in rent last year. VARSITY POOL SCIIKDULK: Provo asylum at Provo lost Utah state old people’s home won District school No. 1. lost School for Demented, won PERSONAL: Corner Pocket Gilligau M is cue Lindquist Side Pocket Barber Cue Meeks 5- 1 6- 5 11-1 1-0 Reverse Kuglislt Stiefcl Rock-em up” Allred Scratch Croft Break Gardner Conference Trophy—Package Camels Plug of chewing NIGHT IN JAIL CLUB Mascot.- Jail Mascot whatever it happens to be. Pass Word.—Not Guilty. Whistle.—A few bars of Just ior To-night. President.—Clem Hayward. Honnary Members.— Kmil Hansen, and the rest of the green house cellar gang. Night Rider.— Jazz Hausen. Cell Mates.—No. 774X .Andrus; No. 711. Silvers. Minutes of previous meeting Nov. Jrd, 4 a. m. Meeting called to order in cell 19 I.ogan crow bar hotel by Pres. Hayward. All members responded to roll call but Hansen who was at Sorosis house. Meeks brought up for membership but as he had never walked in front Providence. Coach Jensen objected. 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THEY ARE CLOTHES YOU WILL LIKE FROM THE FIRST. AND YOU’LL LIKE THEM JUST AS WELL TO THE LAST. The new styles are in. You can’t afford to miss seeing them. Howell Brothers Logan’s FOREMOST Clothiers Kvcry student of mathematics needs an area copc—the combination triangle with a brain. The combination includes an eight inch 90-M-3O degree transparent, a large protractor. a centimeter measure and an eight inch rule half divided into sixteenths and the other half into tenths. The brain will multiply, divide, figure geometry, trigonometry, etc. Used at Columbia and Harvard PRICE 60c L. J. LEISHMAN Co. Ogden. Utah. Herman’s Cafe And Bakery 15 North Mnin. Logan. Utah HERMAN JOHNSON Proprietor Finch, Rogers, Mulvey Co. CAFE Dining Room for Ladies. We serve «dl kinds of Specialties in Season 20 East Second South Street. SALT LAKE CITY How About That .Job? Did you get it -or did sonic mu a little better trained take it from you' Jt he did your duty is clear -train! 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Secretary-Registrar “CARRY ON —the military phrase which means “keep at it.” Perhaps you have already opened a Savings Account in this institution and thereby registered the 'tart (admirable in itself and by no means unimportant.) “Carry on”—“keep at it ” Kstablish a systematic plan of saving. Adopt the habit of regularly making a deposit at a set time—and you will succeed. Farmers and Merchants Bank v._________________________________- When in need of anything in the Electrical Line call on Cache Valley Electric Co. Logan, Utali Phone 53. -------------------------------- The Victrola i the world's greatest factor of Musical Entertainment, Inspiration and Education It makes home life a liner thing. V1CTROLAS $22.50 to $395.00 Tlinlchor Music; Co. Logan, Utah Pocatello, Idaho I Ionic of Julius Bauer and Henry F. Miller Pianos R. L. HARMAN. General Manager — P. O. Box 505 Phone 460 For the Best in Plumbing and Heating see A. 11. Palmer Sons THE PLUMBERS Steam and Hot Water Heating v______________- r- The Modern Way is Electrical Is your Home Wired for the Many Electrical Conveniences that Make Life a Pleasure? The Logan City Municipal Electric Plant W ill consider il a Pleasure o servo von If your house needs wiring j SCO th0 If you figure on building 1 If you nmlclwtrical hk.utkiI Municipal EleCtnC If you need electrical appliances If you need any electric lamps Plant ]f you need electrical advice I If your needs spell electricity First ISO North Main St roof WE WELCOME YOU AT M IT RDOC K'S THE LEADING CONFECTIONERY STORE OF THE STATE Our Banquet Room and Dance Hall in Connection, with Music. Best Place to Obtain a Light Lunch Our four Xcw Lines of Chocolates are put up in nur own designed boxes, namely : “Boulevard,” “Princess,” “Aloha,” “Logan.” .- make a specialty «•! High Grade Chocolates having had eighteen years’ experience in the Candy business. Remember we are the originators of the famous Merry Widow Creams. Students see us before placing orders tor Refreshments for Class Parties. We are fully prepared to serve you at the College, or at our place of business. Cardon dewolry Company QUALITY JEWELRY 41 North Main St. What von Buv we Stand bv • • • THIRTY-FOUR YEARS SUCCESSFUL BANKING An Old, Strong, Reliable Institution Like Thatcher Bros. Banking Co. With One Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars in Resources Is a Friend Worth Having Buzz, buzz, buzz, bees around the flowers; Like you. they’re glad When they find ours. Good Books Classy Stationery Exquisite Greeting Cards Prompt and Courteous Service Cache Valiev w Floral Co. Wilkinson 5on 31 Federal Avenue Logan. Utah We carry a full line of L. D. S. Church Publications Mam Street, Logan Pm ili nm Y i brignam ic i. k;a The thoughts one thinks. Ill c. the mg college TAII company one keeps, and the Ixfoks one reads, make or mar one’s success in lile. Take time to consider carefully the influence of the force of contagion in education. “The greatest, all-pervasive, ceaseless force in education is the spiritual atmosphere. Gladstone said. It is a dangerous thing for a young man to start out in life without the thought of God.” History reveals the fact that the greatest men have been either actually religious leaders or have inclined profoundly to religious thought and feeling. For information concerning courses write the PRESIDENT OR SECRETARY. ____________________________________________________________________________