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

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Gi PIS, Glee Club Zola Anderson Helen Anderson Lois Barlow Irma Braby Lucille Bradford Lucille Child Beth Child Myra Cutler Susie Crockett Jean Christensen Merle Derrick Fawn Davis Mary Higginbotham Rosabell Holbrook Agnes Hill Florence Jones Beatrice Jensen Ruby Johnson Beth Jensen Lois Kjar Melba Lloyd Lorraine Larsen Viola Martin Ruby Kelly Grace O'Keefe Marjorie Parkin Elva Peake Helen Peterson Dorothy Quayle Barbara Olson Louise Reyman Helen Richards Marguerite Sears Marian Thomas Merlyn Walton Argatha Youngberg Ida Reichmann Elaine Maxwell Neuta Stevens Ruth Hiatt Delores Fikstad First Row: Parry, Jensen, Bradford, Peterson, Anderson. Reichmann, Higginbotham, Christensen, Derrick. Second Row: Larson, Parkin, Davis, Quayle, Thomas, Martin, Olsen, Holbrook, Fikstad. Third Row: O'Keefe, Johnson, Kelly, Richards, Cutler, Reyman, Youngberg, Braby, Sears. Founh Row: Stevens. Maxwell, Lloyd. Durham. Director; Jones, Jensen, Peake. mg 105 F m-

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Boys, Glee Club Raymond Allred Reed Ashton Quintet Billings Bill Clawson Wilby Durham Hal Eldridge Gerald Erickson Wallace FOX Lamar Gardner Dick Gibbs Edwin Hanson Phil Hatch Carter Jones Dick Keddington Don Kimball Elvin Little Paul Martin Leigh Miller William Mulder Bob Pressler Ervin Stevenson Arthur Welch Ted Wheat Bertram Willis LeGrand Wooley First Row: Mulder, Allred, Gibbs, Willis, Durham. Second Row: Miller, Youngberg, Durham, Dtrector; XVoolley, Eldridge, VJheat, Third Row: Billings, Ashton, Keddington. Stevenson, Vandcn Akker, Martin. Fourth Row: Hanson, Fox, Jones. Erickson. $93 104 F5... F

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Opera NE of the high lights of this years activities Was E the production by the school of the opera, lTThe Princess Pat, by Victor Herbert. The witty and interesting dialogue, the clever plot, and the catchy tunes, which we found ourselves Whistling as we left the hall at the close of the performance, all combined to make the evenings entertainment one to remember. The leading part of Princess Pat this year was taken by Evelyn Gray, who has sung the leading role in the operas of the last three years. Her acting was sin- cere and natural, and her singing showed talent and BESSIE JONES training. Evelyn has a beautiful voice, and a great deal of dramatic ability. Harold Johns played the other leading role, that of Prince Toto. His performance was excellent. Helen West- lund,s interpretation of Grace Holbrook was convincing and artistic. The con- stable tBob Pressleo and the leatinum-digging chorus girl tMartha SharpT were very good. There were one hundred and fifty people in the choruses. The singing and th dancing Were delightful. Grace and melody joined hands to give us a musical treat. All of the costumes were colorful and picturesque. George H. Durham directed the music for the opera. Bessie Jones Was the dramatic coach. May Billings had charge of the costumes, while Eunice Shipp and Martha Sharp directed the special dancing features. N. D. Thatcher was the busi- ness manager. nPrincess Pat was one of the most delightful L. D. S. operas. The mem- bers of the cast and choruses, the directors, and the other assistants, worked faith- fully and diligently to make it a success. mat 106 g;