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

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1,. e C MINNIE MARGETTS ........................................................................................................ Librarian ABBIE C. HARKER ......................................................................... . Assistant Librarian CORA OLSEN MONTGOMERY .................................................................................. Attendance GEORGE A. RYNEARSON, A. B. A Page Twenty

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:7 mg THOMAS H. HOWELLS, A. B. ............................................................ Department of Science CHARLES OSMOND, B. S. ................................... Science HUGH W. PETERSON, A. B. ............................................................................................ Science Department of Music . Band B. CECIL GATES R. OWEN SWEETEN MAUDE NEELEY LEAVER . Assistant Treasurer Page Nineteen

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THE BUSINESS COLLEGE PURPOSE. T00 frequently and always fallaciously success is confused with the ac- quisition of wealth. The distinction between VV ealth getting and VV ealth- cre- ation is not generally recognized, and unthinking members of society acclaim alike as successful the unthriftV parasite and the assiduous produce11.T0 inspire young men and VV omen of Utah and the XVest VVith loftv ideals of service in the economic held, to hold before them the importance of high ethical standards while instructing them in the principles of commerce and hnanee in short to mix religion and business the L. D. S. Business College VV as established a quarter of a century ago; and from that time until now its efforts havel ieen directed t0VV1a1d the building of character coincidently with the imparting 0f inf01mati0n and the devel 10pment of skill that have been found useful in the conduct of modern business. Teachers have been se- lected as much for their faith and integrity as for their special training and skill in commercial processes Theology has been taught as regularly as stenography and bookkeeping. In all classes emphasis has been laid on the idea that one must seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. The results have been gratifying. Not only have young Latter-day Saints been uplifted by the influence of the College, but scores of young men and women from outside the church have imbibed the spirit of the Gospel within its walls It requires no boasting to assert that the College is regarded bv business men of Utah, irrespective of religious affiliation, as the foremost school of its kind in the state and it has earned that reputation chiefly, if not VV hollV because it has esteemed service of vaster importance than profits. F Y. FOX ........................................................ Principal, Business College, Dept of Economics MILTON H. ROSS... .................................. Bookkeeping and Penmanship N. ANDREW JENSEN. Bookkeeping and Arithmetic JOHN D. SPENCER... ....... Lecturer in Salesmanship ......................... Gregg Shorthand .Pittman Shorthand HEBER C. KIMBALL ............... Typewriting J. B. PORTER, Registrar 1. .Bookkeeping OSMON JUSTESEN, A. M ................. English NAOMI C. DAWSON .................................... Pitman Shorthand SUSIE A. CLAYTON... ................. Burroughs Calculator JAMES NEELEY .................... Telegraphy ELIZABETH ROBBINS .. ...................................................... English LILLIAN R. SMITH ............ V.Gregg Shorthand, Machine Shorthand HELEN WRIGHT ............................................... Gregg Shorthand MRS. F. M. STEWART .................................................. Gregg Shorthand ALICE KNOWLTON ............................................................................................................... Office