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

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Starting in the lower leftnhand corner, we see Henry Bngh hbugling. He does good work, but we donht like to hear it anyway, 'cause we know it means six minutes to get to class. The other pictures on the page denote the activities that the bugle's silvery notes so rudely interrupt. Above, the Seagulls are at it again. I've forgotten the name of the game, but it looks fun4huh? At the right we see the law of gravity being enacted. He seems to be lying on thin air, doesn't he? The store to the right is not a Speakeasygheavens nolialthough it is very popular at noon. At the bottom it looks as if the fellows are having a good-old-fashioned game of Keep Away. 4: 1 3 3 Fa

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awn w mam Wm Looks sort of like 3 113g rush, doesn't it? The boys are making Whoopee after a full lunch that put them in 21 good humor. I'm not sure what you'd call the picture in the right hand upper corner unless it would be UThe Goof's Gallery. Tom Ralphs plays the hu- man prop while Rodney Knight pushes Sam Bennion over him. Below, a worm's eye view of Bill Clawson. In the circle we see a fellow coming down to earth again. The picture below is not a group of Mohammedan wor- shippers, but boys lounging after 1 u n c h. Stronghorse proves an interesting game- both to those taking part and onlookers. The mob spirit prevails in the corner picture.

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Wally Cragun tries his luck at throwing the javelin. Toc Sorensen is a jack-of- all-trades, if one is to believe what one sees He forgot to sit on his horse and ohe, Toccoy,-ewhere are your ice-skates? At the left, Paul Christensen Hdoes his durndest, training for the track meet. Paul Jensen has closed his eyes to the rest of the world? or perhaps, merely to the sun. I wonder why he hides his knees? Are they that bad, Paul? At the right is an example of Saints at work! Below. Alan Ellgren holds his mouth just right while he serves.