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

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15' l 'J 1 ll ,Q 3 LOYAL SERVICE iWe have always known him as Jerry. Few could bc more deserving than he of an award for distinguished service. His election to the highest office open to a student of the College is a fitting climax to his fine service as junior Hop Master and Senior Class President. He has been conspicuous in other activities as well notably in music and speech and was a winner of state honors in the Briand Peace Pact Cratorical Contest. erry s praiseworthy success as an administrator may be attributed to a combi- nation of fine qualities-untiring zeal tempered by dis- criminating judgment and sweetened by sincere cordiality. We may look for big things from him. Good fortune and happiness be yours Jerry through all the years. JERRY JOIN ES Ll? LOYAL SERVICE . Some people are disheartened when tasks accumulate. Not so Edna. She lives and thrives on work. But for Edna this S Book might not have been. With oodles of jobs advancing under her own deft lingers, her comprehensive mind has at the same time engineered the work of manyi others. Occasionally a wheel might jam for a moment and the sparks fly, but soon all would be whirling again, with Edna smiling and serene at the lever. Success to you,' Edna, you have made many friends and admirers at L. D. S. EDNA JONES L ? SPECIAL ACTIVITY This is the book, and here is the man. We are proud of 7 5 G3 ei 3 C5 55 9 n xv ,I U In lx r . I a , ef' ai I 1 'i nn: I Ee il ll A fi Z is I 1' both. The book comes to our hands a beautiful, memorable record of an eventful year. The task of preparing it has been enormous. Through the months of Work and play, Larry has planned, organized, engineered, without reckon- ing the cost in work or time. His chief fault has been in taking too much work upon his own shoulders, to spare his associates. The school is glad to honor him with the Special Activity Award. Larry, as responsibilities increase, may your keen intellect and youthful courage never fail you. LARRY JAMES l l x dnnnlllfiillnnnpa I Q, -1, A I f-.., , -4 t 2- Q -..sgfz Oofga..-

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i 'J ge. 3 duly P Q M 0 6 B P433 A A Qlllh SCHOLARSHIP Ora Rishton came to the L. D. S. from the Bryant unior High. Her work there Was a prophecy of a Grant Award. Two scholarship pins awarded in junior high could only mean that sincere Work here would bring her our most her a worker. Some do not know her she is so unassuming. Scholarship not activities has been her aim. Ora keep up your intelligent and thorough work. A Wide circle will some day know and recognize your worth. ORA RISHTON L4f'TJ SCHOLARSHIP It is common for students of rich mental possibilities to rest on their oars, content to drift through school. Not so with Kenneth. He came to the L. D. S. with a brilliangt record of achievement, and quietly proceeded to break it by winning new laurels in every class. Teachers soon dis- covered that on dull days, when the class was a bit draggy, Kenneth could be counted on to start the wheels i moving. Classwork has claimed most of his attention, but he has found time to cultivate many fine friendships, and ' to become an active club member. We are proud of such KENNETH BRIGHTON a Student' LlD SCHOLARSHIP Louise is a charming girl. To know her is to respect and I 7- P 1 an In lx J gp, .3 if ' . 1 e , : ig l 'U ' I' U , coveted honor. Nature made Ora bright. It also made 1 I: C ' g 3 I I 'U L0 Q l 4 CX , f 1 I l I I 1 5 I K 3 if in admire her. She has made an exceptionally high record in scholarship, and the L. D. S. is proud to honor her with a Grant Award. However, Louise does not attend school merely to prepare assignments. She has had rich experiences with books, music, art, and science. Her quiet manner, pleasant smile, and noble spirit have won her many friends. May life, Louise, bring to you Wider and richer experiences, more varied interests, and an ever-increasing host of friends. LOUISE WILCKEN I ,Q eIIlll L'n!'llUllll5 gb Ak V 5 i ,nil-5 W .5 -,S fa f -...,gf199B,.,.-

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T .1lng?.qx5 Q Q Q ' A A 'gum' SCHOLARSHIP It is good to be blessed with many talents' it is better still to have the courage and ambition to develop them.1 Frankey has won unquestioned right to a Scholarship Award by her natural ability and by her untiring devotion to school-work. She has done her work well and has enjoyed ' . She has caught many a splendid vision by the way that others have not seen. Frankeys strong dependable character and radiant good nature have won a host of friends who congratulate her and wish her continued happiness and success. FRANKEY RICHARDS Ll? SCHOLARSHIP Howard is one of those rare individuals who can and who does work quietly and persistently without the stimulus of grand stand applause. But the most reserved of fellows Xmas ...B 'egg it ' ' 1 . I Vu ui 'K I , I in to CX ',, f 1 It . I N , fi? in c I cannot hide his candle under a bushel, nor could the fine : 1 consistent scholarship and the ready good nature of Howard : long remain unnoticed. Students and teachers with whom 3 X he has worked have learned to respect and love him. He possesses qualities which make for success. May the ' Scholarship award of this year but initiate a lonv series of I HOWARD JUHLIN future achievements and rewards. , 'J P 9 Q cfm ,P U ag Qi SCHOLARSHIP 1 S , S K We congratulate you, Lillian, upon your splendid record il y 5 X at L. D. S. C. Your yearly success in receiving scholarship awards is a coveted honor. That achievement makes the 1 X 1 college proud of you. However, that is not the only way ., in which we will remember you. Your work in pub- ' lications for the last two years has been very fine. As V' ' a sincere worker in Ipsa Loquitur we remember you, too. Finally, we will not forget your sunshiny disposition and kk your charming personality that will carry you smiling, through future conquests. I-'LUAN JENKINS x i ie1Q,'f'.!-fntnffflgfa I - - as 2- f--.E - A .sis -ns -, 432 0 1 a