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

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Mrthoma Club HE Arthoma Club is composed of girls interested in home economics, whose project this year was to become acquainted with all phases of interior decorating. During the first semester, lectures were given by various people on phases of home decorating. During the second, the girls prepared papers on some aspect of the subject and discussed them before the club. The ochers have been very capable this year. Betty Rossiter, as presi- dent; Ruth Clawson, as vice-president; and Helen Stoddard, as secretary- treasurer, have worked together to help the club. May Billings has acted as club sponsor. This year they selected their own original name: Arthoma, Which means hart in h0memaking.H MEMBERS MAY BILLINGS, Sponsor Lois Airmet Florence Gubler Beth Jex Betty Rossiter Lenora Andrus Rhea Gunn Norma Miner Minerva Sevey Ruth Clawson Lillie Hansen Doris Morrison Phyllis Snow Eva Droubay Madge Hudson Rose Muggleston Denise Spencer Ruth Eddy Bethel Hunter Alexia Nelson Helen Stoddard Ruth Eliason Vivian Hutchinson Ivy Nelson Miriam Taylor Idalee Woolley Nielsen Mugleston Droubay Hutchinson Morrison Jex Taylor Woolley Stoddard Hunter Miner Billings, Sponsor Hansen Spencer Clawson Airmet Gubler Gunn Rossiter Nelson Snow Sevey Hudson Eddy wezt 187 tsw-

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G4rt Club HE Art Club of L. D. S. was organized to promote an appreciation of art among students, and to give its members a knowledge of the funda- mental principles of the subject. In their meetings the members have carried out their project by studying different phases of art. Many eminent artists have given lectures to the club. The organization has given several exhibits this year. These have cone tained the works of Paul Smith, William Parkinson, Gordon Cope, and many East High School artists. Both outside people and the Art Club members have gained a great deal from these displays. The most important event of the year was the trip to Springville to see the Art Exhibit there. The members enjoyed analyzing the pictures. The officers were: Jewel Gunderson, president; Rhea Boyce, Vice-presi- dent; Louise Anderson, secretaryetreasurer; and Gordon Cope, sponsor. MEMBERS GORDON COPE, Sponsor Louise Anderson Agnes Hill Thelma Bower Dorothy Jacobson Rhea Boyce Clovis Larson Dorothy Clagrin Rayola Lester Jessilee Freeberg Lois Mozley Annie Gray Joyce Parry Jewel Gunderson May Reick Leona Hopkinson Marian Sandberg Myrle Smith $3 Mozley Larson Reick Freeberg Jacobsen Parry Cope, Sponsor Gunderson Anderson Bowen Gray Smith Sandberg Hopkinson Mei 186 Thw-

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Collegians HE Collegian Club has endeavored to foster a feeling of helpfulness to- ward the school members, and especially among the Junior College students. The club adopted an aim of furthering a worthy project and of supporting all school activities. Under the leadership of their president, Ellis Johnson, who was assisted by Ruth Colburn, Vice-president; and Jack Silver, secretary-treasurer; the members have enjoyed a pleasant year. To carry out their plan of a project, the members decided to present the school With pictures of all the former L. D. S. C. presidents. With the help of the club sponsor, Joseph Jenkins, an unusual assembly was presented in honor of these presidents. Short talks were given by members of the club, and Prof. Paul responded, speaking for the other honored guests. A beauti- ful musical program helped to make the affair most impressive. Banks Guerts Hicks Westlund Gardiner D. Clawson Wood Barlow Cowan Johnson James Woodmansee Sheranian Reese Goff Wilson Jenkins, Sponsor Clegg Jacobson W. Smith Webb McArthur Turner Elggren Jones Wheat Mg 188 E6..-