John Chatterly's 80th birthday, daughter right, Mrs. Lottie A. Perkins, age 45 years. Granddaughter left, Mrs. Rowena C. Heap, age 22 years. Great grandson, Max P. Heap, age 22 months.
AGRICULA
VOLUME I
PUBLISHED BY
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IVIE GARDNER
MARION WOOLLEY
BESSIE ESPLIN
JAMES ESPLIN
CLARENCE RIDDLE
MARION WILKINSON .
EUGENE WOODBURY .
EDITOR IN CHIEF
. ASSOCIATE EDITOR
LOCAL EDITOR
BUSINESS MANAGER
. ASSISTANT BUSINESS...
Vrbitatinu
To G. W. DECKER
Who directed our footsteps aright
when first we commenced to climb
the ladder of fame, this book i~
appreciatively dedicated
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History of the B.A. C.
"GREAT thing have small beginnings." So it is written
in all the books, and so it repeats itself and is acted
out year after year in everything. The B. A. C. is
no exception.
In 1913 the Legislature of the great State of Utah...
,G. HUNTE;R LUNT, A. B.
"Not to know me argues youfse1f
unknown,
The lowest of your throng."
MYRTLE DECKER, A. B.
E,arthl's noble!st thing-a woman
perfected.
R. L. WRIGLEY, B. S.
Thinks more of the college farm
than he does of his classes,...
SARAH HUTTEBALL.
HThu.s grief still treads upon the
heels of pleasure;
Married in haste we may repent at
leisure."
:ROBERT S. GARDNER, B. S.
He appreciates a joke, the value of
concentrated, steady effort, and a
two years' course in German. A
man...
DAVID SHARP, B. S.
The biggest little man in school.
Beloved by every student.
PARLEY DALLEY, B. S.
In mathematics he is greater than
Urdman, Harriot, or Descates, and
with his kindness and his patience
he has won the love and respect of
all the...
JACK CHRISTENSEN, B. S.
Our coach and Mrs. Christensen's
husband. Bluffs his men into doing
great stunts. .
GILBE,RT L. JANSON, B. S.
People think him bashful. Miss
Decker thinks people foolish.
RUBY LEIGH, B. S.
The angels named her
And they made...
ALBERT N. TOLLESTRUP.
Who, when the opera girl so meek
Forgets her lines and cannot speak,
Keeps swearing almostall the week?
Mr. Tollestrup.
RANDALL L. JONES, B. M. T.
Yes, Mr.· Jones is m,arried but he
sure don't act like it. When he's
in the...
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VERA PACE.
Behold the sparkle in her eye! Her
time has been largely taken up with
gaining honor&. The most convincing
orator in school.
LAFAYETTE JOLLEY.
"Muse not that I thus suddenly
proceed;
For what I will, I will, and there's
an...
ZELMA JONES.
"'From every blush that kindles in
thy cheeks,
Ten thousand little loves and
graces spring
To revel in the roses."
WILLARD CANFIELD.
"His pencil was striking, resistless
and grand;
His manners were gentle, compelling
and bland;
Still...
EULA BARTON.
Her mind is her fortune,
Her eyes a delight,
An.d with Alma e'er near her,
Her future's in sight.
JAMES ESPLIN.
"Describe him who can,
An abridgem,ent of all that was
pleasant in man."
LULA CORRY.
"Bright as the sun her eyes the
gazers...
EUGENE WOODBURY.
The long fellow of our class,. His
motto: "Nothing's so hard but
search will find it out!"
BESSIE ESPLIN.
A brilliant student who covers her
learning with unassuming modesty.
ALMA JACOBSON.
"A combin.ation, and a form,...
CORA ESPLIN.
I t would be difficult to picture her
other than studious. Is she a grind?
Certainly not.. She's a jewel.
LA VERNA SLACK.
Sincerity, thoroughness, efficiency
and true worth are the words she
keeps ever before her. She...
LESTER THORLEY.
"I dare do all that may become a
man·
Who dare do more is none!"
VERDA LYMAN.
"Silence is the perfect herald of
joy."
Verda possesses the herald sometimes,
other times she talks.
RASS JONES.
He has done his school good...