Washington County News | 1937-12-16 | Page 10 | Twenty-Two Dixie Student Registered at B.Y.U. this Semester

Twenty-Two Dixie Students Registered At B.Y.U. This Semester Twenty-two Washington County students are attending Brigham Young university according to figures recently released by Registrar, Regis-trar, John E. Hayes. Mr. Hayes' figures show that more students are now registered than at a corresponding cor-responding time in any previous year. It is predicted that 2500 students, the largest enrollment in history will have registered by the end of the year. There are 2040 students registered now. They are from thirty states, the District of Columbia and three foreign countries: Canada, Mexico and the PhihppineIslands The students from Washington County are: Jean Cottam tJvu Cottam, Samuel Crosby, " Fawcett, George A. Jar Jones, Preston Larsen, Virgin ! Moody, Virginia Prince, Rav rLTh Stanley Schmerty, Anthony v Snow and Nelson A. Snow of ' George; Quentin Beody, Toquer ville; Clark Gubler, Mildred JiiHri" La Verkin; Ether Hastings, Luetta Imlay and Viva Spendlove Hur ricane; Grant Langston, Roc'kville-Mae Roc'kville-Mae Mathis, New Harmony and McKay Neilson, Washington