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    • 1915 5

    • 1915 5
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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...
    • 1915 28

    • 1915 28
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    • Seniors' Farewell "WHEN we look at ourselves in the light of thought, we discover that our life is embosomed in beauty." Experiences left behind us assume an even more pleasing form than we had anticipated, and as the timle apĀ­proaches when the...
    • 1915 66

    • 1915 66
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    • Physical Education IN considering the purpose of physical education we must center our attention not on satisfying the individual desire, but on an inquiry as to whether and in what manner the general effectiveness a.nd usefulness of the student...
    • 1915 97

    • 1915 97
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    • ADVERTISERS As a school we should patronize those merchants and business men who have been loyal to us. If it were not for th.e support of our adĀ­vertisers, a year-book would be practically without financial support Cedar Mercantile & Live Sto,ck...
    • 1915 98

    • 1915 98
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    • ,~,) ~ ...J Main Buildings, Branch Agricultural College. Branch Agricultural .College of Utah Southern Utah's Big State, School Stands for the "NEW EDU'CATION," NEW IDEALS, NEW METHODS. Education that is, liberal, ,practical, sane, sound and...
    • 1915 100

    • 1915 100
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    • FOUND IN EXAMINATION PAPERS. Law of Conversation of matter. The ea.rth is surrounded by fifty miles of gravity. Lowell had many parents of culture on e,ach side. Whittier was born on a farm all alone. TOUGHS. "You have a pretty tough-looking lot of...
    • 1915 102

    • 1915 102
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    • Cedar City Drug Co. ,~ Cedar City, Utah What Field Do You Wish To Enter? Opportunities The West is full of work to be done. There are opporĀ­tunities on every hand. The only demand is that your head and hands be trained. UNIVERSITY OF UTAH SALT...
    • 1916 11

    • 1916 11
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    • JOHN S. CHRISTENSEN It is hard to tell of which hc is the more proud-the state chamĀ­pionship or "Little Jack." 10 N. WILLIAM KNUDSE T Let the howlers howl and the growlers growl, and the geeĀ­gaws go it; Behind the night there is plenty of light,...
    • 1916 69

    • 1916 69
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    • Debating V DRING the experience of the B. A. C. in school actl.Ā·vities, an interest in debating has developed which will inevitably culmĀ­inate in a partial revolution of the present attitude toward it. 'rhree years ago, at the birth of the B. A....
    • 1916 75

    • 1916 75
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    • Our City Government ODR CIT'Y GOVERNMEN1' is just like that of any incorporated city. The officers are practiĀ­cally the sarne and they have similar duties to - perform. T'his organization in our school is one of great interest to all students; and...
    • 1916 81

    • 1916 81
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    • School Calendar for 191 5 & '16 (Continued frOln page 79) Jan. 18. The B. B. club entertains in chapel. Jan. 26. Sen1ester exams. begin. Jan. 28. Close of first sen1ester. Jan. 31. Celebrate beginning of second sell1ester by dancing froll1 8 until...
    • 1916 88

    • 1916 88
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    • Athletics ODR i\ l~HLETIC AC1'IVITIES were never in a 1110re. wholesoll1e c~l1d.itioll than at the , present tIme. For. thIS hne of work we have in our school this year a large number of clean, sturdy young men who have the right metĀ­tle, courage~...
    • 1916 109

    • 1916 109
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    • 6ratttb f{gricultural Qollege of atab SOUTI-IERN U'fAl-I'S BIG STATE SCHOOL Cedar (~ity, Utah Stands for the Dignity of Intelligent Labor. Affords Education that is Practical as well as Cultural. Encourages and train? young n1en and women to become...
    • 1916 112

    • 1916 112
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    • ANNUAL. GREEI1NG to Our Friends in S"'outhern Utah Again we have printed and bound this Agricula book for the Student body of the Branch of the Agricultural College. This gives you an idea of the good work we can do and of the perĀ­manency of our...
    • 1916 116

    • 1916 116
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    • THE DESIRE IN A YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN FOR DISTINCTION, THE DEĀ­SIRE TO MAKE A PLACE IN THE WORLD IS NOT INDICATIVE OF VANĀ­ITY, BUT OF PRAISEWORTHY AMBIĀ­TION. The doors of the State University stand open to you, ready to supply the training of head...
    • 1930_all 5

    • 1930_all 5
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    • EI.MFR G. PETERSON President ANTHONY \Y. 1V1NS President of Hoard WALTER K. GRANGER Chairman ii. A. C. Committee OFFICIALS T HAVE felt that the students from the Branch College have the opportunity to provide more than their share of the leadership...
    • 1930_all 6

    • 1930_all 6
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    • education should fit us into life, will-ing workers in its sometimes hard processes, patient in our search for its truths, avoiding vanity and the other hypocricies which, if they fasten themselves upon us, leave us hardly worth burying. Down...
    • 1930_all 15

    • 1930_all 15
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    • HIGH SCHOOL 'T^HE mere mentioning of the term "High School" brings trooping to my mind a host of re-minisences. Some of my memories send thrills of pleasure coursing through my body; some send chills of displeasure. The pleasurable sensations far...

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