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

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Still more Founders' Day-but may I askecould you ever have too much of this glorious day? On the steps below we see all the presidents of our schoolethe UHas-Beens and our pres- ent one, President Fox. On the same side of the page at the top we have another snap of some of these men who have done so much for us. At the right are the students marching into the Assembly Hall in time to the music of the Band Above is the first gradue ating class of L. D. S. The Pleasant Grove Band took a part in our parade. as we see at the top of the page. .mwwmwii m ,

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More Founders' Day Spirit! At the left top we are facing the plot of the flrst L. D. 3., at present a mere strip of lawn that brings memorles to the founders of our school. At the right we have the Feja C1ub- Fred, Jack, and AsaeleEllis is absent but Wally Fox makes a substitute. Boy Scouts Frank McArthut, Alan Thody and John Toronto stand at attention while Old Glory is raised. Some darky walked in on our stunts eshe was pretty Uaggeds but we let her in. The Alla Teks, who won hrs: prize for their stunt, and the Business College, who are apparently Scotch by nature,

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Consider yourselves frowned on, says Melvin hFrogh Mort. What's more, Frog's not just the hwatet-catrier. Diagonally across the page he mixes as a co-worker with the rest of our fighters. Oust try to fmd himJ Below, the team presents a pretty back-view of the huddle, while Udall Pace and Hirum Smith stand at the side With the artillery. In one corner we are convinced that mumble-peg is nearly as fascinating as marbles. The good old scout in the left lower corner ran the games close competition with his clever photography. You know, human nature is funny. Look at the crowd around the camera waiting their turns. Please noteeeethey are all boys! Now I wonderel