Cedar City (Iron County, Utah)--Buildings; Dwellings
This house used to stand on the present (1982) site of Henry Jones home on 97 S. 300 W. across the street from the college. They held classes in it at one time. The house next to it is the old Dr. George W. Middleton Hospital, now the home of...
Cedar City (Iron County, Utah)--Buildings; Hospitals; Dwellings
Dr. George W. Middleton's hospital, ca. 1903 or 1904. From left: Belle MacDonald, nurse in back, Thelma Perry (Bell Perry's child), Belle Perry, nurse matron in white, Rex Perry (Bell Perry's child), Kate Palmer, nurse seated, Dr. George W....
Cedar City (Iron County, Utah)--Buildings; Dwellings
"This house was built by Welch immigrant, Edward Parry, who had crossed the plains with the Stevens hand-cart company and had been sent to Cedar City to assist the efforts of the Deseret Iron Company. A fine, two-story structure, the home had a...
"This is the first production of Handel's Messiah ever to be produced in Cedar City. William Manning, the one who produced and conducted it, was just a new teacher at the BAC at the time. He is the man on the extreme left end of the first row."
First train into Cedar City, June 10, 1923. David Bulloch, standing on the cow-catcher, was the first boy to enter Cedar City riding on the running gear in front of the first wagon when it entered Cedar Valley November 11, 1851. This work train...
Iron County (Utah)--Scenery; Dixie National Forest
Taken from Tim's Racetrack looking southeast into Cedar Canyon. Bristlecomb pine area, named after Tim Dalton from Parowan who liked race horses. Smooth stretch where they raced horses while herding sheep.
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
l
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...
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,...
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 someÂtimes,
other times she talks.
RASS JONES.
He has done his school good...
KEZIAH ESPLIN.
"How far that little candle throws
its beams! So shines a good deed
in a naughty world."
EARL URIE.
A hard earnest worker who believes
that "by your deeds ye shall be
known."
RHODA BRYANT.
Reads well, always ne:at,
Frowns seldom,...
Sophomore Roll Call
HURCHELL URIE.
The boy who puts the say in saying.
LEON LEIGH.
Nicknamed "Fatty." Our famous little miler.
CLARENCE RIDDLE.
Class President, first semester. One of our best students;
studies late at night but wants "Day" all the...
Our Motto: "Wotk and Win"
CLASS POEM
Who defended that flag pole,
Against the Juniors bold?
The Sophs.
Who kept their colors waving high
While they struggled valiantly by?
The Sophs.
Who stood by and cheered them
Against those who fought them?
The...