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

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Grounds and Buildings OCATED in the heart of the city where hundreds of critical eyes survey it daily the L. D. S. has a responsibility which cannot be neglected-it must keep up appearances. The duty of having the school grounds and buildings clean and orderly all the time falls upon the custodians. Ben Hanley, a friend to every student and teacher at L. D., has been custodian for nine years. The school is not only a more comfortable place, but also a happier place because of his good humor and kindliness. John Stoel, janitor of the Business College, is the oldest man in the service. He has the distinction of having kept the rooms and halls of the school clean and pleasant longer than any other person. Martin Groen is janitor of the Lion House. Ate Westra, of the YH building. Thomas Bayliss has the responsibility of keeping the S building, always thickly populated with hurried, heedless students, free from papers and refuse. A blue, gingham clad figure, an integral part of the institution, is responsible for the beauty of the flowers and ferns in the library, and also for the neat appearance of the oihces. Mrs. Emil Lompe has endeared herself to the hearts of all, not only: because of her meritorious labors, but because of her bright, Irish smile. Georgie McLelland has charge of Barratt Hall, while the Mechanic Art shop has William Rawle as custodian. The faculty and office staff express their appreciation of the splendid Work done this year by these people. Unobtrusive, courteous, and obliging the janitors and their labors are esteemed by all. BEN HANLEY MARTIN GROEN XVILLIAM RAWLE ATE VJESTRA JOHN STOEL THOMAS BAYLISS -..il 3 Lily.--

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LENORE C. WOOD, B. A. English. University of Utah, U. of California. Associate Editor of University Pen. Debater. Oasis fDebating Societyj. Chi Delta Phi QHonorary Literaryj. Came to L. D. '21. WALDO L. OSMOND, A. B. English. Utah Agricultural College. Captain of U. A. C. Rifle Team. Associate Editor of Millennial Staru in England. Scabbard and Bladen National Military Fra- ternity. Mission to Great Britain. Came to L. D. ,28. LUCILE BENNION, A. B. English. University of Utah. Editor of the Pen. Order of the Gleam fLiterary Societyj. Art Guild. Studied at Art Students League, New York. Traveled in United States. Taught at Ricks Academy, and Granite High. Came to L. D. '29, --sassy?

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l A gg I! 2 T M X 0 53 can Q Qs gp A again, Student Officers UCCESS in school activities is as important a rung in the ladder of advancement as is achievement in the business World, and in all walks of life it takes personality and executive ability to fill almost any responsible position. Extra-curricular activities in a school require efficient, capable students, and as, in student body offices, co- operation between the students and the administration. It is equally as difficult to win a student body oifice as to fill the office successfully. The student officers this year have been a remarkable quartet of dependable leaders. Jerry Jones our president has shown an exceptional personality and has used it advantageously many times for the betterment ot the school. Jean Anderson and Carlos Dodge, the vice-presidents, have cooperated with him and the administration in all their enterprises very successfullyg and last but not least, Ray Richards has proved himself an efficiency expert in handling the school finances. Yes, beyond a doubt these four were well-chosen, and have filled their oflices to the best of their ability. Let's give them a hand! 9- 10 9 Q N a? 01 , 2 A '. i I :PJ X . q i l if i 3 0 A yn l xv J D 'A lx P 1? gy io E. ii 2 Q f 5 F fm I V JERRY JONES JEAN ANDERSON CARLOS DODGE RAY RICHARDS x dlilllllff iflliinp, - v ' ' ' - 3 , 4? 9' H A f 5 s Y tit W as K .5 V 'SA 40 -.,.i+3 5139- 1