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

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FRESHMAN OFFICERS ERMA HANCOCK Vice President DONALD IRVINE JOHN CHRISTOPHERSON President Athletic Manager FRESHMAN REPORT It was a hot September day, many boys and girls were coming and going. A great school had opened. Everything was new. There were so many teachers to choose from and it was so hard to arrange their studies. These were the Freshmen. Just as they were near the first window in the bookkeeping room some teachers class would be lilled. Oh, how bothersome to fix things all over again. When they were linally ready to go home, they discovered they were lost, but at last they found their way out. Then school really began. One day they went up many stairways and found a roof garden. It was election day. Nobody knew anybody but themselves, but they soon elected some good officers. Then the Freshies had a dance at Whitney Hall. The great event of the year in the form of nFounders' Day soon came to pass. The Freshies had a baby show which put everybody in good humor. Christmas vacation came just in time to top off the events of the half year and when it had passed the Freshies settled down to hard work that they might be worthy of their motto. Our new election gave us several new officers. We certainly appreciate the work that both sets have done for us. After three monthsl hard labor, the Sophs and Freshies gave a dance that partly relieved the tension between the two classes. Then came spring and the announcement that there would be no more Freshies in the L. D. S. So we have the distinction of being the last of that ever-interesting-bunch called THE FRESHMEN. V, v-l t H A amo w IIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIITYYIIIIIILIITYYIIIIIIIIHIILUIUIIIIIFYHIIYHIIIIHIYHIHYIYITIUIIIIITTTYTLI IHIIIILYLIILLIHLIIITIHIIII Page Bl