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

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Marva Banks Milton Barlow Clifton Baxter Mary Bitner Bill Clawson Douglas Clawson Virgil Clayton Reed Clegg Ruth Colbum Melvyn Cowan Margaret Gardiner Genieve Glenn Carol Goff Foster Greenwood Theodore Guerts Josephine Hardy Ruth Hicks Marian Hinley A5; Robinson Miller Colburn Rebecca Wilson Keller Moss Bitner COLLEGIANS JOSEPH JENKINS, Sponsor Louise Isgreen Dorothy Jacobsen Larry James Leona Jeff's Ellis Johnson Carter Jones Marguerite Keller Peggy Larson Rayola Lester Frank McArthur Leigh Miller Raphael Moss Earl Neilson Luacine Peary Genieve Rassrnussen Edna Reese Fran-key Richards F w g ,. Neilson Musser Glenn Evans Lester Greenwood Walters Jeff; meg 189 Exec Wk De Esta Robinson Lorraine Sheranian Jack Silver Lois Smith Virginia Smith Wells Smith Melba Turner Wendell Wall Grant Webb Virginia Wells Helen Westlund Ted Wheat Woodrow White Rachel Wilson Rebecca Wilson Fred Walters Merrill Wood Carrie Woodmansee ,m V. Smith L. Smith Richards Clayton Silver Rasmussen W. Clawson Wells Peery Baxter Isgreen

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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..-

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milettante Club HE aim of the Dilettante Club is to further the understanding and the appreciation of dramatics and to create general good fellowship. Since its organization in 1927 this club has rapidly become one of the foremost ones on the campus, and a successful future is assured. This is due mainly to its excellent representation: It is composed of a group of the most outstanding, peppy, and worthwhile fellows of L. D. S. From among them were chosen Bill Clawson as president, Melvyn Cowan as vice-president, and Dick Cahoon as secretaryetreasurer. Under their able leadership, with the aid of Edwin Bronson as sponsor, and with the hearty co-Operation of all the members, an interesting program for the year was planned and carried out. A speaker was engaged once a month to talk on plays and other phases of dramatics; the members frequently went to the Playhouse to aid in their appreciation of the legitimate stage. Some of the boys helped the Ipsa Loquitur Club in the presentation of their oneeact plays. The Dilettantes were very successful in carrying out their plans and in adhering to the purposes for which they stand. All the social affairs spon- sored by them helped in encouraging good fellowship and the spirit of good will among the members. May the Dilettantes of the future always aim as high and shoot as straight toward the attainment of their goal as these students have done in the past year. w- Tengberg Thody Smith Stohl Woolley Henderson Bronson, Sponsor Thurman Stewart Backman Silver Lindsay Knight Buchanan Johnson Felt a 190 gsm-