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

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'MIIV K Q Q, ' A fr 'wmv ' t,o o 2 A 3 f ' - I l g ' u 711 1 B 'J FRANK K. SEEGMILLER, A. B., A. M. ' L' J Theology. S University of Utah, Geneva University, U. P . of Chicago. ,I . U' Mission to Germany and Switzerland. Q Traveled in Europe and United States. Q . : Board of Control of Utah State Historic : I ' F5 Society. y : Q 0 Came to L. D., ,08. '6 A . f 4' Q t 1 Q JAMES E. Moss, A. B. A Theology. f 5 ' X University of Utah. 4 . I Vice-president of Utah Educational Associ- ation. : l President of Utah Athletic Association. l : F t Principal of Granite High 1906-133 Murray S : gb High 1916-18. Q Q Came to L. D. '18. ' 'F 0 eq ARTHUR WELLING, B. S. '- Q Theology. , . 4 C R University of Utah. E Debating. I, Zeta Gamma. I Mission to Eastern tates. ' Came to L. D. '2 . Q J y f N5 a Y . v . 1' 0? X annul fgilllllnpg A A ' f B -E.--r 3 A A -..if 1 99..- .

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RADUATION is at once an end and a beginning. It marks the close of a good many projects with which we have long been occupied. We have read to the end of the chapter, passed the f1nals', and received the coveted diploma. We have scarcely time for self congratulation before we realize that instead of finishing, we have just started something. Our studies have given us merely a glimpse of boundless Helds of knowledge. Our diploma turns out to be an admission certificate or a letter of recommendation. The closing day is observed as Commencement. And that is life-a continuous journey up hill and down, along a Winding road, perchance, but Without endings or beginnings. Graduation is but a mile-post. And though the way is endless, it is not without purpose. We are not blown by the wind, but God-created intelligences with power to aspire and to make decisions. The depth, extent, and duration of our happiness, are dependent on the loftiness of our yearnings and the wisdom of our choices. If graduation is at all significant, its meaning lies in the broader-vision and the firmer determination with which we approach the next stretch of road. F. Y. Fox. -.,elg1Sgi5 .-

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. is D . . - J AV A aww- A - A '74 .far so if fr ESQ? a 9isB'!l'v' N 1,,i .Q A f Eltfff. I 1 C7 . 3 1 f B ,ni I ' ,I l EZRA C. DALBY, B. D., L. L. D., W. A. X . Theology. l A U. of Utah, U. of Chicago, La Salle Exten- A6 1 sion University. N al 1 , Zeta Gamma, Delta Phi Qliterary frater- ' ' iq T, HifYl- 5 N Mission to Northern States. : l Principal of Ricks Academy and other 2 h l . 5 sc .oo s i g 5 Politically active. H 0 L Came to L. D. '28. 0 1' i . Q 4 Cl, WILLIS A. SMITH, B. S., M. S. ' 5 W Theology. i 'Q Q A T7 U. Agricultural College, Brigham Young U.. A University of Utah, Berkeley. ' 1 Debating at U. A. C. Q Mission to Northern States. A Traveled in United States, Canada. f -if Superintendent of various schools. ,Q Came to L. D. '24. l Q 0 l w HAZEL L. DUNFORD 'f Home Economics. W Utah Agricultural College. J 1 Dramatics. 0 3 Taught at Granite and U. A. C. A rt, Matron of the U. A. C. l Q ' Mission to the Western States. 1 . 1 i Came to L. D. ,22. S 1 J i A .7 A ' Qt affix ' I! QVA' ' jmln an .nlflllfa Q... , N N . Les?-Q 2-if T 5 . L-ft- - A ,A -..if 2 Olga..-