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

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Page 128 GIRLS GLEE CLUB HELEN ANDERSON RUTH WHITE ISABELLE SIMS FERN BATLEY MILDRED CALDERWOOD Secretary-Treasurer VENNA HANSEN CLAIRE THOMAS Amusements President '; RUTH STRONG RETA RAWLINGS MARY GARFF I MARY PIERCE BLOSSOM NESS LEON HILL ' MILDRED BIRD 1920 YIHIIXIIIUITIHHIIYIIIIIIIIImYIIII!!!

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The past two years, music has held its place in the foremost ranks of our school activities,vbut this year it has surpassed all bounds and taken the lead. Having a larger number of student participants than any activity in the school, it therefore has been a big boast for the L. D. S. QFhis department is divided into four divisions: the choir, the band, the orchestra, and the glee clubs. The choir, being the biggest in the history of the institution, has furnished us some very excellent numbers during the year. The band, under the direction of Brother Hawkins, has certainly been a credit to the school. The orchestra, always at hand, has been doing its share as well as the band. The glee clubs have been the most successful of any of the departments. The boys, concert at the Assembly Hall, and througout Utah, Idaho and Wyoming, was a roaring success and the school can well be proud of such an organization. The girls were not at all behind the boys in anything, for their concert made such a hit that they were requested to appear in several wards andiout of town. The three string trios have made their way into the hearts of all those who have been fortunate in hearing them. The boys, trio, consisting of Alex Schreiner, piano; LeRoy Winters, violin; Irving Jenkins, cello, assisted the male glee club in their concerts, and lived up to their slogan, by producing the very best in trio music. The girls, trio, which consists of Caroline Thomas, piano; Adelaide Grant, violin; Myra Grant, cello, helped to make the girlsi glee club a success. The third trio is made up of members of the Order of the Sea Gulls and we appreciate their fine efforts. Hortensen Stohl, piano; Dorothy Dunyon, violin, and Margaret Lyman, cello. Everyone was proud of the two large choruses given at conference time by the boys and the girls of this school. The opera, ttPriscilla, capped the climax, it being the final and largest activity - of the school year. The two glee clubs, the orchestra and a number of the choir members took active part in the production. To Brother Gates we owe all the credit of the success of the Music Department. He has worked hard to make the School of Music What it is today. Many ambitious students are receiving their certificates as teachers and expect to take positions next year. We are deeply grateful to Miss Summerhays, who took charge of the girlsl glee club and also to Brother Parkinson, who acted as business manager for both the clubs and the opera. Success has been so great that we are all anxious to see What the future has in store. 1920 IIHIIIItmmHH IIYIIIIIlIlImYTYYIIIIIUII IIIYYIIIIYIIYHIIYIIIIIIIIJLIHIIIIIITIYILYIYIUIYIHImHHHmIIHHIIIIIIIJIIU Id .1 Page Is !

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