Oral history, 1982 Apr. 20.

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Oral history, 1982 Apr. 20.

Jones talks about his experiences while attending Brigham Young University, 1904-1909; and teaching at the university, 1914 and 1917-1921. Mentions his experiences in building and whitewashing the "Y" on a mountain east of campus. Also mentions Room D in Brigham Young Academy building; BYU sports; and interactions with George B. Brimhall, John C. Swenson, Joseph B. Keeler, Edward S. Hinckley, Alice Louise Reynolds, and Harvey Taylor. He also discusses the origins of BYU's school song; BYU sports; BYA "B" room; and other topics. Interview conducted by Carl Nelson.

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