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

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Gotd $1 mumBusmesx Semor Matthew Senior, Business-Gold and Blue Mati- nees. The dances given by the Seniors and Business College might have gone down in history as the very latest thing in mat- inees, if the Gold and Blue had not eclipsed all former events of this kind by giving the best ever held in Salt Lake. - . Ciceronia Party. Even a dark, rainy night could not keep the Ciceronia boys and their nIpsa girls home when they knew that bright lights ,warm fires, and dancing, were waiting for them at the Lion House. French War Orphans. We saved our pennies, nickels, and dimes, and adopted French war orphans. Samar Commenc ement Senior Commencement. April 4. Did you miss anything by not attend- ing the Senior Commencement? Well, you said something. Handsome boys, beautiful girls, divine music, inviting cozy corners, ttmorish candy and punch, and -Oh, I can,t tell half of the things you missed; but it Was glorious. Choir Party.' ' The Lion House was the scene of much gaiety When all the choir members met there $01 a dancing party. Page One Hundr'co Sixtyetwm

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LB 5 DcIcnb Granite. Defeat Gran ite. S-S-S-Saints, Rah! S-S-S-Saints, Rah! Rah! Rah! Saints! Granite discovers that we are still on the job and can beat them. LIBERTY BOND'S. VW'e uphold Uncle Sam by each bring- ing ten cents and purchasing a one hun- dred fifty dollar Liberty bond. Class Parties. Numerous class parties were held dur- ing the year Where various forms of amusement were entered into. MINES H40 U1 Mons e A JUNIOR Prom Junior Prom. March 7. In spite of the large crowd and bodily injuries received, the Junior Prom, was highly successful socially and established the precedent for all future social events. Because of the large crowd it was a whirl- wind financially, and is responsible for the perpetual grins which the Juniors have worn. Student Body- Matlnees. Tickets! Tickets please! A11 ready for another of those good old student body matinees. Student Body Matmeea Dane 0mg Huzmred Smty-one

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t5othresh1e ance The Sotph-Freseh ie Dance. The Sophs and Freshies enemies no longer? Never! But it is true. A dance at. the Odeon given by the members of both classes proved the amazing fact. Glee Club and Ciceronia lnitiations. ttTruly music hath its charms, thus saith the students when David sings ttSmiles,' and Ira carries us away to the enchanting, oriental ttHindustan. xw. EX MW 07f$ph7weg ?h f x ng $$$ N Wye 7;? q W fr , WN7 ha Wall Torn Down. The old stone wall said to the crowd of on-rushing students, ttThou shalt not pass.u But as all obstacles must give way before a determined bunch of ttSaintsf the stone wall wavered and fell.. Campus Day. We joyfully tore down the old buildings V and more joyfully partook plentifully of the delicious ttmoral supportn furnished by the girls. Remember? 1919 Page One Hundred Sixtyethrvee J