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

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L 'D 1 ll ,I guna P Q W W A A 'j ann' SCHOLARSHIP AND VALEDICTORIAN Margaret has the gift of succeeding in whatever she turns her hand to and her wide interests have led her into many fields of activity. She has served on publications has distinguished herself in dramatics and reading has been an active member and an efficient president of the Ipsma Loquitur. These are but some of her extra-curricular ac- tivities. In the classroom she is scholar and good fellow her frank personality endearing her to all. We congratulate Margaret on her scholastic achievement. We honor her as valedictorian of the Class of 29. MARGARET JACOBSEN Llm ATHLETICS What shall be done unto the man whom the king delighteth to honor?,' In olden days he would have been clothed in royal blue, with a crown of gold. But Onan, wouldn't care for such display. He is satisfied to have worn the Gold and Blue on field and court with honor to himself and glory to his schoolg and to have made an enviable record in scholarship. It has been a pleasure to know you, Onan, as a friendg it has been an inspiration to watch you' on the battle-field of athletics. May you continue to win honor! if? ONAN MECHAM 1- W HOME ECONOMICS Alice is a home maker. She agrees with Dean Milton Bennion that home making and management is the greatest of all vocations for girls. Because of her accomplishment in this department, she is given the Home Economics Award. In addition to the excellence attained in the above line, she also ranks with the strongest students in scholar- ship, and has been a leader in one of the popular girls, clubs, , the Alla Tek Hollitha. ' Your many friends congratulate you, Alice. May you win much happiness and success in your chosen field. mls Vol' f-.J-1 ' ,gy J L ' - 2, 2 14 , . lr . . 3 1' vi ' .io if , ', F: ' 2? 0 0 . 0 Q 'A 1 gi F :V 4 'K 9: fi A ALICE TAYLOR 1 x damn YF5!nnm,5 VO eg -ee A f-ff- -4 . as -'H-1212 04136-fe

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'MDW 6' qx 1 WWII!! W a. 'B so 3 ga A Q 'J K ' . u y g U GIRLS' ATHLETICS 1 U 1: 2 l Man is that he might have joyf, Ditto, woman. But : f there is great variety in the means by which women attain Q J the joy toward which all strive. Some delight in intellect- I ual attainments, some in physical prowess, while others, a Q' , very few, perhaps, delight simply in doing good. Any , one of these distinctions would delight most of us. Find- 1 ' ing two or more of them combined, we hail their possessor as Scholarly Athlete. Mabel's superior scholarship, plus I athletic pre-eminence among girls, plus a bewitching mod- 2 . : esty leave no choice but to crown her queen of athletic girls. : S , Success and joy, Mabel! L. D. S. is proud of such as you. MABEL KORN ax 0 A Cl? 9 ml ! 'f A Lx LOYAL SERVICE 4 . . . . . . . , f 5 A To be an upright judge in any court is a distinction. To K X be both upright and popular in a student court is doubly r A g I honorable. Add to this achievement a place on the honor L 5 : , roll for scholarship, and recognition among the stars of both 1 : E drama and opera, not to mention the distinction of having N : ' ! held for two full seasons the position of lead-oif man on the g ' IQ social programs of our popular Vice-President, and you 9 Q have our genial, versatile, popular Judge, Joy Dunyon. More power to you, Joy! Joy DUNYON 'J 0 1 L.-ffh 1 U M , Q ' Q 1, ' 1 S5 K SCHOLARSHIP l J It is a pleasure to honor you, Dorothy. We are proud N with you in the scholarship awards you have won each. l year. We are glad to have known you too, in physical! education achievement. Then again we commend you for your work on the S Book and in Ipsa Loquitur. May your future be as well rounded and successful as your high school days have been. Success to you. DOROTHY ROBINSON x gillllfflf wfllllllla f . Q ' 3 - LB., a , t fe- - . T-Q- 72 A 7 -so ,. . A . -. .,,3f203F9,.-

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