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1 Overview of the Collection Creator Brigham Young College (Logan, Utah) Title Brigham Young College records Dates (inclusive) Quantity 30 volumes, (18 linear ft.) Collection Number USU_COLL MSS 001 Summary Mostly publications produced by Brigham Young College, the Alumni Association, and the student body. Manuscript record group includes register of studies ( ); minutes of general theology, missionary, and priesthood meetings ( ); Dept. of Biology equipment and herbarium inventories; minutes of Brigham Young College Athletic Association meetings ( ); minutes of student literary and social groups, including the Beacon Light Society ( ), Phae Polo Lyceum ( ), Philomathic Literary Society ( ), Webster Literary and Debating Society ( ); and the reminiscences of the Class of Repository Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives Division Special Collections and Archives Merrill-Cazier Library Utah State University Logan, UT Telephone: Fax: Access Restrictions Restrictions Open to public research. Historical Note Languages English. Sponsor Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant, The Brigham Young College was charted on 6 August, 1877, by President Brigham Young of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, just twenty-three days before he died. On that day, President Young deeded more than nine thousand acres in south central Cache County to a group of trustees for the establishment of a college. Apparently planned in imitation of Oberlin College, the basic philosophy expressed in the deed was that an institution of higher learning would be established on the property which would then be worked by the students themselves. The sale of student-raised produce was to provide operating funds for the college. 1

2 Laudable in conception, the full plan never materialized. The trustees rented space in Logan in Lindquist Hall on the corner of 200 North and 100 East, the former home of the Logan City Corporation. Classes opened in the Hall on September 9, From 1882 to 1884, classes met in the basement of the Cache Tabernacle in Logan. While the college was meeting in the Tabernacle, a large building was built on the corner of 100 West and 100 South in Logan. Into this "East Building," the B. Y. C. moved with the opening of the school year. The family of LDS Apostle Moses Thatcher donated the land for the new building, and shortly afterward added to their gift until the B. Y. C. came into possession of a thirty-three acre tract. It was this gift of land (and apparently the influence of the Thatcher family) which effectively negated the idea of a permanent site for the college on the 9,642 acre farm. The land meanwhile was rented to farmers, the rent providing a small income for the institution. In the early years of the 1890s, the farm was sold to the renters, apparently to avoid a contest for title with the Central Pacific Railroad. The funds realized from the sale of the land enabled the construction of the West Building in Until 1909, the college offered four years of high school training in addition to the four years leading to the Baccalaureate Degree. In that year the Church Board of Education, which had overall supervision of the college, eliminated upper division work. Henceforth, the B. Y. C. became a Junior College. In addition, a normal course for teacher training was an added to the college. Increased enrollment and stiffened requirements for teacher certification compelled the Church Board of Education to extend normal school training. In 1909, as public school education increased in quality, the first year of high school instruction was eliminated; and in 1920 the second. On 31 March, 1926, the LDS Church Board of Education voted to discontinue Church high schools and academies. The loss of the Baccalaureate degree in 1909 was fatal. While the State of Utah assumed support of Weber Academy, Snow Academy, and Dixie Academy, it made no effort to perpetuate the Brigham Young College since the state-supported Utah Agricultural College was also in Logan. The forty-eighth annual commencement of the Brigham Young College on May 23, 1926, was its last. Much of the college equipment and library were sold at a nominal price to the U. A. C. (now Utah State University), while the campus itself became the home of the Logan Senior High School. For more information on the history of the Brigham Young College see: Bennet, Ernest J. "The Life and Educational Contributions of Joseph Jensen," M.S. Thesis, Dept. of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, University of Utah, Salt Lake City (1956). Brigham Young College Bulletin, Final Volume, Final Number. Logan (1926). Garr, Arnold K. "A History of Brigham Young College," M.A. Thesis, Dept. of History, Utah State University, Logan (1973). Hansen, John A. "The History of College and Young Wards, Cache County, Utah," M.S. Thesis, Dept. of History, Utah State University, Logan (1968). Hansen gives details on the early history of the Church Farm which formed the land endowment of the Brigham Young College. Sorensen, A.W., "Brigham Young College," pp , in Joel E. Ricks, ed., History of a Valley: Cache Valley, Utah-Idaho. Logan(1956). Whitney, Orson F. "Brigham Young College, A History," American University Magazine, June 1896 Historical Note written by A. J. Simmonds 2

3 Content Description The Manuscript Collection of the Brigham Young College contains yearbooks, publications by students and the college, artifacts, and records from the BYC and from the Brigham Young College Alumni Association. It covers the history of the College from its beginnings in 1877 to its final memorial service in 1926 and even to class reunions in the 1960s. Most of the collection consists of publications, such as the student-edited Crimson and Crimson Annual, and the official College Bulletins and Catalogues. The collection has been divided in three series: Brigham Young College Publications and Papers, Student Publications and Organizations, and Artifacts. Series I contains the official publications which began in 1884 with the Prospectus. The following year the publication was changed to the Circular and remained so until 1894 when it was renamed The Catalogue of the Brigham Young College. Starting in 1902, the College began publishing a quarterly Bulletin which remained essentially the same until the College closed in In each year, Number 1 was generally the Catalogue. Numbers 2, 3, and 4 were usually a "President's Report," an "Alumni Edition," and a "Student Directory," respectively, though the order occasionally switched and there was the occasional special edition. The collection of Bulletins is divided between individual bulletins and bound bulletins. Generally the bound bulletins were bound by type, as in Series I, box 7 where the Catalogues are bound, or in box 8 where the Student directories from 1910 to 1919 are bound together. Others, such as Series I, box 6, contain the chronological run. Special Collections received these volumes already bound and in some cases the binding was done rather haphazardly. Thus some of the bound volumes of Bulletins are out of order, but the Index below contains the volume, numbers, and dates for all bound volumes. Also included in Series I are Council and Trustee meeting records and Registers for the administration of the College. box 11 contains manuscript items such as histories, correspondence, and commencement programs. Also included in box 11 is a recorded speech by Professor William O. Robinson given at a reunion in 1969 about his years teaching at the BYC. Series II primarily contains The Crimson in its monthly and yearly form. The Crimson was published from 1904 to 1926 and contains essays, short stories, poetry, and other items produced by the students. Beginning in 1913, the students published The Crimson Annual, a yearbook for the college. The issues of The Crimson are also separated in bound and unbound copies. The bound copies are generally in order. Also included with these bound volumes is a bound copy of Volume I of The College Record, a student publication that lasted for only a year in This volume was bound with the 1884 Prospectus, and the Circulars for 1884, 1885, 1890, and 1891, as well as copies of several state and federal laws and LDS Church policies that pertain to the school. In the manuscripts are the minutes and constitutions for five student organizations, the Beacon Light Society, the Webster Literary and Debating Society, the Philomatic Literary Society, the Phae Pollo Lyceum, and the BYC Athletic Association. boxes 5 and 6 pertain to the Brigham Young College Alumni Association and includes its constitution, its treasury records, invitations, and correspondence. Following that is the run of Crimson Annuals from 1913 to 1926 excepting 1922 and 1923 (a number of surplus copies have been transferred to Book Collection #57 which contains yearbooks from around Cache Valley). From 1924 to 1925, The Crimson was published in newspaper format. Those are stored separately along with diplomas and certificates. Finally, two boxes contain a card file kept by the Alumni Association. The first is a record of those who have donated to the BYC Endowment Fund, and the second contains a partial list of graduates, from A to G, and a list of past faculty. Series III contains artifacts, including such items as banners and flags, as well as a robe, two mugs, and some stationary. One box contains original blueprints and surveys for the college lands and its buildings. 3

4 All the photographs that were originally part of this collection have been put into their own collection as the Brigham Young College Photograph Collection, USUSC P0008. Special Collections also has three BYC trophies: an Inter-class Debating trophy, a trophy for Track and athletics, and an Inter-class basketball trophy. These are stored in transfer boxes at the end of the collection. In additions to these two collections, items with relevant information are contained in other collections at USU. There is a Miscellany Book in USU Spec Coll, Mss 238, no 106 which was written by a student at the BYC and contains sports scores and classroom notes. Also, there is an interview with Joseph Meyrick (USUSC PAM C235) who graduated from the BYC in 1920, and relates some stories about life and school in Logan in the early twentieth century. Use of the Collection Restrictions on Use It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain any necessary copyright clearances. Restrictions on Use Copyright It is the responsibility of the user to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright (the institution, the creator of the record, the author or his/her transferees, heirs, legates, or literary executors). The user agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Utah State University Libraries, its officers, employees, and agents from and against all claims made by any person asserting that he or she is an owner of copyright. Permission to publish material from the Brigham Young College records must be obtained from the Special Collections Manuscript Curator and/or the Special Collections Department Head. Preferred Citation. (COLL MSS 001) Utah State University. Special Collections and Archives Department. Administrative Information Arrangement Organized in 3 record groups: I. Brigham Young College Publications and Records; II. Student Publications and Organizations; III. Artifacts. Acquisition Information The Brigham Young College Papers of the Special Collections Division of the Merrill Library, Utah State University, is the end result of the combination of two major and several minor collection. In 1926, when the BYC. was closed, the major part of its library was sold for a nominal sum to the USU library. As a result, the University came into a sizeable collection of BYC publication. While the passage of time resulted in some attrition, the remaining items were transferred to the custody of the Special Collections Division in

5 In May 1968, Mr. Peter A.C. Pedersen, President of the Brigham Young College Alumni Association delivered the collection of BYC materials in the possession of the Association to the USU Special Collection Division with the specific understanding that they be maintained as a separate collection within the Library. At various times former students and faculty members of the BYC have given items to the collection. Chief among these have been Dr. Joseph Geddes, Mrs. Ada England Worrell, and Mr. Norman Salisbury. Copy two of the Brigham Young College Record of 1892 to 1893(Series II, 1) was obtained from Orrin Schwab in Additional ephemeral papers related to the Brigham Young College, specifically the Alumni Association, commencement programs, and others were purchased by USU Special Collections and Archives from Ken Sanders Rare Books in Separated Materials All the photographs that were originally part of this collection have been put into their own collection as the Brigham Young College Photograph Collection, USUSC P0008. Related Materials Brigham Young College photograph and memorabilia collection (P0008) Related Materials Detailed Description of the Collection Series I: : Brigham Young College Publications and Records Container(s) Description Dates Circulars, Catalogues, and Bulletins Folder 1 1 BYC Circulars ; ; Catalogue Catalogue Catalogue

6 1 5 Catalogue Catalogue Catalogue Bulletin, Vol II (4) Bulletin, Vol IV (1) Bulletin, Vol V (4) Bulletin, Vol VI (4) Bulletin, Vol VIII (2) Bulletin, Vol IX (1) (2 copies) Bulletin, Vol IX (2) 1 15 Bulletin, Vol IX (3) 1 16 Bulletin, Vol X (1) Bulletin, Vol X (2) 1 18 Bulletin, Vol X (2); Vol XXIV (4), (bound together) BYC Bulletins Folder 2 1 Vol XI (1) Vol XI (3) 2 3 Vol XII (1) Vol XII (2) 2 5 Vol XII (3) 6

7 2 6 Vol XII (4) 2 7 Vol XIII (1) Vol XIII (2) 2 9 Vol XIII (3) 2 10 Vol XIV (1) Vol XIV (2) 2 12 Vol XIV (3) 2 13 Vol XIV (4) 2 14 Vol XV (1) Vol XV (2) 2 16 Vol XV (3) 2 17 Vol XV (4) 2 18 Vol XVI (1) Vol XVI (2) 2 20 Vol XVI (3) 3 1 Vol XVI (4) 3 2 Vol XVII (1) Vol XVII (2) 3 4 Vol XVII (3) 3 5 Vol XVII (4) 3 6 Vol XVIII (1)

8 3 7 Vol XVIII (2) 3 8 Vol XVIII (4) 3 9 Vol XIX (1) Vol XIX (2) 3 11 Vol XIX (3) 3 12 Vol XXI (1) Vol XXI (2) 3 14 Vol XXI (3) 4 1 Vol XXII (1) Vol XXII (3) 4 3 Vol XXII (4) 4 4 Vol XXIII (1) Vol XXIII (2) 4 6 Vol XXIII (3) 4 7 Vol XXIV (1) Vol XXIV (2) (mislabeled as Vol XXIII, no 2) 4 9 Vol XXIV (3) 4 10 Vol XXIV (4) 4 11 Final Volume, Final Number Final Volume, Final Number Bound Catalogues (no 1 of each Bulletin) 8

9 5 Catalogues Includes the following catalogues: ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; Catalogues Includes the following catalogues: ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; Catalogues Includes the following catalogues: ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; Catalogues Includes the following catalogues: , , , , , , ; ; ; ; ; Bound Bulletins/Catalogues 6 Catalogues Includes the following Catalogues: ; ; ; ; ; Catalogues Includes the following Catalogues: ; ; ; ; Bulletins Includes the following Bulletins: Vol I (1,2, 3,4), ; Vol II (1,2,3,4), ; Vol III (1,2,3), ; Vol IV (1,2,3,4), Bulletins

10 Includes the following Bulletins: Vol I (1,2, 3,4), ; Vol II (1,2,3,4), ; Vol III (1,2,3), ; Vol IV (1,2,3,4), Bulletins Includes the following Bulletins: Vol I (1,2, 3,4), ; Vol II (1,2,3,4), ; Vol III (1,2,3), ; Vol IV (1,2,3,4), Catalogues Includes the following Catalogues: Vol V(1), 1906; Vol VI(1), 1907; Vol VII(1), Catalogues Includes the following Catalogues: Vol V(1), 1906; Vol VI(1), 1907; Vol VII(1), 1908; Vol VIII (1), 1909; Vol IX(1), 1910; Vol X(1), 1911; Vol XI, Catalogues Includes the following Catalogues: Vol V(1), 1906; Vol VI(1), 1907; Vol VII(1), 1908; Vol VIII (1), 1909; Vol IX(1), 1910; Vol X(1), 1911; Vol XI, a 7a 7a Bound Catalogues Includes the following Catalogues: XII(1), 1913; XIII(1), 1914; XIV(1), 1915; XV(1), 1916; XVI(1), 1917; XVII(1), Catalogues Includes the following Catalogues: , , , Catalogues Includes the following Catalogues: , , Bound Bulletins, Student Directories and Alumni Editions 8 Student Directories Includes the following Student Directories: Vol IX(4), 1911; Vol X(4), 1912; Vol XI(4), 1913; Vol XII(4), 1914;

11 Vol XIII(4), 1915; Vol XIV(4), 1916; Vol XV(4), 1917; Vol XVI(4), 1918; Vol XVII(4), Student Directories Includes the following Student Directories: Vol IX(4), 1911; Vol X(4), 1912; Vol XI(4), 1913; Vol XII(4), 1914; Vol XIII(4), 1915; Vol XIV(4), 1916; Vol XV(4), 1917; Vol XVI(4), 1918; Vol XVII(4), Student Directories Includes the following Student Directories: Vol IX(4), 1911; Vol X(4), 1912; Vol XI(4), 1913; Vol XII(4), 1914; Vol XIII(4), 1915; Vol XIV(4), 1916; Vol XV(4), 1917; Vol XVI(4), 1918; Vol XVII(4), Alumni Directories Includes the following Alumni Directories: Vol XI(3), 1910; Vol X(3), 1911; Vol XI(3), 1912; Vol XII(3), 1913; Vol XIII(3), 1914; Vol XIV(3), 1915; Vol XV(3), 1916; Vol XVI(3), 1917; Vol XVII(2), Alumni Directories Includes the following Alumni Directories: Vol XI(3), 1910; Vol X(3), 1911; Vol XI(3), 1912; Vol XII(3), 1913; Vol XIII(3), 1914; Vol XIV(3), 1915; Vol XV(3), 1916; Vol XVI(3), 1917; Vol XVII(2), Alumni Numbers Includes the following Alumni Numbers: Vol II(4), 1904; Vol IX(3), 1910; Vol X(3), 1911; Vol XI(3), 1912; Vol XII(3), 1913; Vol XIII(3), 1913; Vol XIV(3), 1914; Vol XV(3), 1915; Vol XVI(3), 1916; Vol XVII(2), 1917; Vol XXIII(3), Bulletins and Trigonometry Book 9 Catalogues Includes the following catalogues: XII(1), 1913; XIII(1), 1914; XIV(1), 1915; XV(1), 1916; XVI(1), 1917; XVII(1), Trigonometry Book with problems and solutions, by students of BYC and Professor Charles Skidmore 11

12 Oversize Notebooks and Documents Folder 10 1 Register of Studies, with room schedule and scrapbook Minutes of Theology, Missionary, and Priesthood meetings Supply register of Department of Biology 10 4 Papers of Professor William Oliver Robinson, Drama Teacher at BYC 10 5 Trust Deed of the BYC Papers and Official Announcements Folder 11 1 Minutes of BYC Council Items of appeal to save BYC Budget Final meeting of Board of Trustees May 31, Correspondence relating to 1919 establishment of Psychological Laboratory 11 6 BYC Endowment, essay and reports 11 7 Letters from BYC on Endowment 11 8 List of Endowment Subscribers Alumni Endowment Receipt Book Draft of BYC Bulletin, Vol XIX(4) The College Record Volume I, nos 1,

13 11 12 Postcards, Joseph F. Smith, Karl G. Maeser, and BYC Campus "Brigham Young College: A History," by Orson F. Whitney Letter from A.C. Metheson regarding Avard Fairbanks "Striving in Man," by William Henry Chamberlain, Professor of Theology, died May Speech of William Oliver Robinson on the BYC (29 Oct, 1969 at USU) Scrapbook of W. O. Robinson (copy) Normal School Commencement Programs Programs from "Mademoiselle Modiste" Advertisement from BYC Business School (undated) Announcement of Correspondence Courses Spring Announcement of Correspondence Courses Summer Invitations to Opening of Normal School Programs for Thirty-second Commencement (1910) Programs for Thirty-fifth Commencement (1913) Programs for Thirty-sixth Commencement (1914) Invitations and Programs for Thirty-seventh Commencement (1915) Invitations and Programs for Thirty-eighth Commencement (1916) Programs for Thirty-ninth Commencement (1917) Programs for Fortieth Commencement (1918) 13

14 11 31 Invitations Programs for Forty-first Commencement (1919) Programs for Forty-second Commencement (1920) Programs for Forty-fourth Commencement (1922) Programs for Forty-sixth Commencement (1924) Programs for Forty-seventh Commencement (1925) Memorial Programs BYC Crest BYC Music Department presents "M'lle Modiste" (1926), 48th Commencement Program (1926), Memorial Program (1926) (bound) Alumni Numbers; BYC Bulletin (December 1924) Programs for Thirty-Second Commencement Undated Commencement Programs and Faculty Reception to Graduating Class Miscellaneous Programs and Papers Series II:: Student Publications and Organizations Container(s) Description Dates The College Record and Crimson(Bound) 1 The Crimson Vol IV-V Includes the following: Vol IV (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8); Vol V (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9); The Crimson Vol I-II

15 Includes the following: Vol I (2 (missing 15 pages), 3, 4, 5, BYC Bulletin; - Vol II(4), 6); ; - Vol II (1); 1905; - Vol I (1); Vol II (4, 6, 7, 8, 5, 2); The Crimson Vol I-II Includes the following: Vol I (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6); Vol II (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8); The Crimson Vol I-II Includes the following: Vol I (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6;) Vol II (4, 1); The Crimson Vol I, II, III Includes the following: Vol I (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) Vol II (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) Vol III (1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8); The Crimson Vols I-XI Includes the following: Vol I (5, 6) Vol II (1) Vol I (5) Vol II (2, 7, 4) Vol XI (3) Vol III (6) Vol IV (3) Vol VI (6) Vol IV (8) Vol V (3, 4, 5, 7, 2) Vol VII (3, 2, 4) Vol X (2, 1, 2, 4, 5) Vol XI (1, 3, 4) The College Record (2 copies) Includes the following volumes/issues: Vol I (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12); ( ) 1 Prospectus BYC Circular BYC Circular BYC Circular BYC Circular New School Law of Utah (1892) with 1886 and 1887 Federal Educations Laws 1 LDS General Church Board of Education Circulars 7, 8 (1888) Crimson Vol IV-X

16 Folder 2 1 Vol IV (1) Vol IV (2) 2 3 Vol IV (3) 2 4 Vol IV (6) 2 5 Vol IV (7) 2 6 Vol V (1) Vol V (4) 2 8 Vol V (5) 2 9 Vol V (6) 2 10 Vol V (7) 2 11 Vol V (8) Mislabeled as Vol VI (1) Vol VI (3) 2 14 Vol VI (4) 2 15 Vol VI (5) 2 16 Vol VI (6) 2 17 Vol VI (7) 2 18 Vol VI (8) 2 19 Vol VI (9) 2 20 Vol VII (1)

17 2 21 Vol VII (2) 2 22 Vol VII (8) 2 23 Vol VII (9) 2 24 Vol VIII (2) Vol VIII (3) 2 26 Vol VIII (9) 2 27 Vol X (1) Vol X (3) 2 29 Vol X (4) 3 1 Vol X (5) Vol XI (1) Vol XI (2) 3 4 Vol XI (3) 3 5 Vol XI (4) 3 6 Vol XI (5) 3 7 Vol XI (6) 3 8 Vol XII (1) Vol XII (2) 3 10 Vol XII (3) 3 11 Vol XII (4) 3 12 Vol XII (5) 17

18 3 13 Vol XII (6) 3 14 Vol XIII (1) Vol XIV (5) Student Organizations Folder 4 1 Beacon Light Society minutes (Jan 1900-May 1905) 4 2 Beacon Light, programs and roster 4 3 Webster Literary and Debating Society (1916) 4 4 Webster Literary and Debating Society minutes (Oct 1916-Apr 1917) 4 5 Constitution and By-laws of Philomatic Literary Society 4 6 Constitution and By-laws of Phae Pollo Lyceum 4 7 Phae Pollo Lyceum minutes (Jan 1896-Oct 1900) 4 8 BYC Athletic Association; Constitution, Roster, and minutes ( ) Brigham Young College Alumni Association; Constitution and Records Folder 5 1 BYCAA Constitution, By-laws, roster, and minutes ( ) 5 2 BYCAA Ledger ( ) 5 3 BYCAA Treasury Records ( ) 5 4 BYCAA Treasurer Reports ( ) 18

19 5 5 Alumni Banquet Invitations Alumni Banquet Invitations Alumni Banquet Invitations Alumni Banquet Invitations Alumni Banquet Invitations Alumni Banquet Invitations Alumni Banquet Invitations List of BYC Alumni 5 13 Alumni Banquet Invitations Alumni Banquet Programs Alumni Banquet Program Alumni Banquet Program Alumni Banquet Program and Invitation Alumni Banquet Program 1907 Brigham Young College Alumni Association Correspondence and Miscellaneous Folder 6 1 Correspondence and Blueprints for remodeling of Nibley Hall 6 2 Incoming Correspondence regarding donations for Nibley Hall Collection of Student Directories ( ) 6 4 Reminiscences of the Class of

20 6 5 BYCAA Alumni and Addresses 6 6 Correspondence on BYC Endowment 6 7 Correspondence Correspondence Correspondence Correspondence Correspondence Reunion, Correspondence and guest lists Reunion, Correspondence and lists 6 14 Correspondence Correspondence Letters and Press Releases on Reunions Programs from 1963 Reunion 6 18 Correspondence on Reunions Miscellaneous Correspondence 6 20 BYC Cheers and Songs Crimson Annual Folder Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual 20

21 Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual (renamed Camouflage for World War I) Crimson Annual (renamed Camouflage for World War I) Crimson Annual (Bound with The Crimson Vol XIII nos 4, 2, and 1914 Crimson Annual) 21

22 Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual Crimson Annual 22

23 Crimson Annual Crimson Annual The Crimson and Diplomas Folder 14 1 Preparatory Certificate for Caddie Hopkins Normal Course Certificate for Rudolph Larson The Journal, 1893 Supplement on BYC, 1894 Supplement 14 4 BYC High School certificate for Leanore Zina Ballantyne The Crimson Vol XXI (1, 2, 4, 6, 9) The Crimson Vol XXII (2, 3, 5) The Crimson Vol XXII (6) 14 8 The Crimson Vol XXII (7, 9) 14 9 The Crimson Vol XXII (11, 13) Brigham Young College Endowment Fund Card File 15 Endowment Fund Card File Alphabetic listing of contributors to BYC Fund with amounts given; some have letters from the donor clipped to them. Brigham Young College Card File 16 Alphabetic listing of graduates from A-G 16 Alphabetic listing of Faculty at BYC 23

24 Series III: : Artifacts The three trophies, an Inter-class Debating trophy, a BYC Trophy for Track and athletics, and a BYC Inter-class basketball trophy are stored in transfer boxes at the end of the collection. Container(s) Description Dates 1 Two Mugs and One box of Stationary from BYC 2 Blueprints and Surveys Block Plan of BYC 1907 Survey of Block 1, BYC Aug 1895 U.S. Department of Surveys map of BYC Block 1 and Block 2 with proposed street changes May of BYC Farm in South Cache Valley indicating lands sold and retained Normal School Diploma for Leanore Ballantyne 1923 Plans and Specifications for East Building of BYC Undated Map of College Farm Blueprints for Mechanical Arts Building Blueprints for Arch and Brigham Young monument and auditorium 3 Crimson Robe, worn by former student at Closing Memorial service 4 The Crimson Banner 5 Banners Senior Banner, "Suns not Satellites" 1914 Banner

25 Literary Prize sponsored by The Journal 1907 Banner "Deeds not Words" Utah-Idaho Regional Basketball Championship Banner Banners Utah-Idaho Regional Championship Banner 1924 Banner 1908 Senior Banner "Excelsior" 1908 Names and Subjects Subject Terms : Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints--Education--Utah--Logan--Archives. High schools--utah--logan--archives. Mormon universities and colleges--utah--logan--archives. Universities and colleges--utah--logan--archives. Women--Utah--Logan--Societies and clubs. Corporate Names : Beacon Light Society (Logan, Utah) Brigham Young College (Logan, Utah) Brigham Young College (Logan, Utah)--Archives. Brigham Young College (Logan, Utah)--Students--Yearbooks. Phae Polo Lyceum (Logan, Utah) Philomatic Literary Society (Logan, Utah) Webster Literary and Debating Society (Logan, Utah) Finding aid created by the Special Collections Department at Utah State University