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

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New Brooms CAST Thomas Bates, Sr. . . . . . . Arthur Visick Mr. Kneeland . . . . . . Franklin Richards Margaret . . . . . . . Marguerite Sears Williams . . . . . . . . Earl Nielson George Morrow . . . . . . Kay Lindsay Ethel Bates . . . . . . . Leah Fotheringham Thomas Bates, Jr. . . . . . . . Larry James Florence Wheeler . . . . . . . Sibyl Woody Wally Nowell . . . . . . . Asael Dibble Rev. Phillip Dow . . . . . . . David Fisher Geraldine Marsh . . . . . . . Minnie Garff Simpson . . . . . . . . Bevan Leonard Nelson . . . . . . . . Virgil Clayton STAFF Director . . . . . . . Margaret Caldwell Stage Supervisor . . . . . . Gordon Cope Assistants . . . . . . Rhea Boyce, Byron Ford Business Manager . . . . . . N D. Thatcher Costume Manager . . . . . Mae Billings L. D. S. Orchestra . Frank W. Asper, Director Try-out Committee . M. Ca1dwe11,Sylvia Smith, N D. Thatcher, Frank McGhie Make-up Committee . . Bessie Jones, Chairman Sce'nery . . . . . . . . A. S. Kienke Back Row: Richards, Fisher, Nielsen, Caldwell, Director; Clayton, Dibble, Visick. Front Row: Sears. Lindsay. Woody, Garff, James, Fotheringham. -1151 111 13:.

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MARGARET CALDWELL School Play l RIDAY, the thirteenth of December, proved to be a lucky day for those L. D. S. stu- dents who were wise enough to attend the annual school play, HNew Brooms, which was presented at the Hippodrome Theater. How could it have been otherwise, having been directed by Margaret Caldwell and managed by N. D. Thatcher? The plot was developed around the manu- facture of brooms. Arthur Visick played the part of Thomas Bates, the manufacturer, well known for his disagreeable temper. His son, Thomas Bates, Jr., played by Larry James, made a wager with him that he could take all the responsibilities of his father for an entire year without losing the courtesy, tact, and cheerfulneSS that he thinks his father should possess. At the end of the year he admitted defeat and willingly turned over the business to his father, thoroughly convinced that the latterls disagreeable temper was justifiable. The play was refreshing and entertaining from start to finish. To all the members of the cast, to Margaret Caldwell, and to others who helped with this line presentation, we owe our sincere gratitude. Garff James Fotheringham Dibble Lindsay Woody ml 110 Bew-

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School Participants in Centennial CPageant FACULTY Margaret Caldwell Gordon Cope Ezra C. Dalby Charles Bitter Edwin M. Bronson Mae Billings John G. Gublcr Asa F. Kienke Pearl Kimball Waldo Osmond Charlotte Rowberry Sylvia Draper Smith Norma Bryan Bill Agee Carlyle Ashton Conway Ashton Clifton Baxter Francis Bennion David Brinton Edwin Brown Clarence Cannon Lawrence Cannon Elias Castle Myrtle Checketts STUDENTS Sidney Mettz Francis Mitchell Barbara Morris Doris Morrison Milton Musser Darrel Naise Leah Nebeker Earl Neilson Marian Foster Parley Giles Virginia Glace Robert Glissmeyer Norma Goddard May Green. Edna Hansen Lelola Harris Kenneth Henderson Cora Nelson John Holmquist Kenneth Pace Malualami Hoopiiaina Richard Phillips Hyrum Smith Phyllis Snow Amelia Stevenson Wilford Stevenson Bob Tengberg Norma Terry Paul Thomas Frank Tingey LaMont Toronto Laura Troth Arthur Visick Lucille Child Margaret Ingleby Artella Pugmire Spencer Young Ruth Clawson Kenneth Jacobsen Ida Reichmann Elsie Webb Ruth Cummings Grant Judd May Reick John Welling Milton Derrick Eva Droubay Clayton Dunford Richard Keddington Don C. Kimball John Kimball Milton Ridges Ashley Robinson Dorothy Robinso :3 Louise Wheeler Fred Wolters Merrill Wood William Elggren Ethel Lake Charles Romney Id 1 W 11 Gerald Ericksen Earl Larsen Betty Rossith 23 ee 00 ey Merle Fisher Ada Long Bob Scott LeGrand Woolley Monida Flood Bruce McConkie Louise Simmons PLASTIQUE GROUP meg 1 1 2 $3...- Alice Wright w w RHECKEgR