Latter Day Saints Business College - S Book Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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THE S. S. S. DEBUT The Saints Scientific Society, that most sensational organizatinn which launched itself, in the spring of 1919, into the dear old L D. S. U., was the natural outcome of a pent up movement to organize all of those students interested .in special lines of scientific work. The society has made a promising start and the impression it has made in its first stages is to be commended. It was the hope of the organizers that sufficient interest would be created among the students to augment the membership to such a degree that many of the recently opened flelds of science could be given over to research work in practical detail. In a measure they were successful in attaining these ends. Twenty-nine enthusiastic mem- bers were enrolled. The technical organization of the society was effected; a constitu- tion was submitted; and research divisions of chemistry, photography, engineering, and wireless were inaugurated. The results speak for themselves. In the first place a sci- entiflc society proved to be an indispensable factor in the promotion of research work in L. D. S. In the second place a particular type of ttintelligent fellowsll was produced. The ttsnapsll on the opposite page verify this statement. From the response to the efforts of the ofllcers we may safely say that the S. S. S. has gained a permanent foothold in the activities in L. D. S. With the greater number of the active members forming a nucleus for next yearls work and with the numerous possibilities furnished by the exceptional laboratories of the new school building; we may well be justified in predicting a record breaking term for the 'tintelligent fellows of the coming year. ' In closing we take opportunity to do full honor to all those who have so willingly and generously contributed to the welfare of the society. e-Roy Lundquist. OFFICERS. JESSE W. DUFFIN President IRA KARR . . Vice President KHOREN HAGOPIA Secretary-Treasurer ROY LUNDQUIST . . Press Agent FRANK MCKENZIE Chemical Division Head JOHN A. PEART Kodak Division Head IRA KARR . . Radio Division Head OLIVER KINNEY Engineer Corps INSTRUCTORS. THOS. HOWELLS C. A. OSMOND MEMBERS. Herbert Midgley Sherman Neslen Marvin Andelin Herald Humpherys Eugene Cannon Edwin Stoker Leland Grover Claude C. Cornwall Honorary Member Robert Whittier Oral Larsen Louis Croft Eugene Pack Brent McRae Moralee Silver Horton Nielson Harry Orton Clarence Giles Wallace Broberg Richard Iverson Glen Stewart Page One Hundred Twentyemx

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