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

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SYLVIA D. SMITH, B. S. WALDO L. OSMOND, A. B. LUCILLE LAMBERT, A. B. English English English Languages 9mLWAYS cherishing beautiful visions and lofty ideals, and forever striving to attain greater heights, Ora Lewis achieves great thingSefar greater than if she merely accepted the hum-drum existence of an ordinary life. Lucille Lambert's Wit, her cleverness, her attractive personality, and her ability along many lines, make her an interesting person. Her patlence and her fairness are appreciated and remembered by all who know her. Waldo Osmond is an extremely well-liked individual. His good nature, his keen sense of humor, and his jolly manner of looking at things, make him Very popular with the students and faculty members. Sylvia Draper Smith is helpful and attractive, with a smile that goes straight to the heart of everyone. She is interested in all who cross her path, and gives each the best possible assistance. Ramona Wilcox Cannon has a keen mind and a clear sense of Values. She is ever going onward, progressing, striving toward greater things, never going backward nor standing still. Clair Wilcox Noall is thorough and effective in all she does. Her criticisms are kind and gentle, yet clear and helpful. Her pleasant manner brings her many admirers. ORA LEWIS, A. B. RAMONA W. CANNON, A. B. CLAIR W. NOALL. A. B. English English English .,gf 29 ik-

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PAUL MILLER, B. A. GLEN B. MINER, B. A. Bi H. JACOBSON, M. A. Modern Languages Modern Languages Modern Languages Languages F there be a silver lining. B. H. Jacobson Will find it. He sees the pleasant things III: in students. Although he is a learned man, he is unseliish with his high degree of knowledge. Paul Miller is a most companionable teacher. He has made many staunch friends at L. D. S. because of his friendly attitude, his fairness, his willingness to look at things from another's viewpoint. Accurate, considerate, Glen Miner is well-liked everywhere he goes because of his happy disposition and his apt clevernessJ His smile is very contagious, and can almost change blue Monday into happy Monday. Dignified and courteous always, Margaret Caldwell is so kind that she never willingly or knowingly hurts anyone. She spends her days helping others to attain the cultural beauty of life. Marba Cannon Josephson's philosophy of life is Keat's Truth is beauty. She believes that culture is more to be desired than Wealth, and that to live is as important as to make a living. Bessie Jones is a charming friend. She is What one often hears about or reads about, but heldom finds: a real spirit of culture, of good humor, of friendliness, of delightfulness-ea fascinating personality. MARGARET CALDWELL, A. M. BESSIE JONES, A. B. MARBA C. JOSEPHSON, A. B. Oral Language English English mag 28 Figs.

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GEORGE H. DURHAM GORDON COPE FRANK W. ASPER Music Art Music Music and Art EORGE H. DURHAM has a hearty greeting and a cheery smile for everyone. 113. It is said that music dispels gloom; perhaps it is his music that helps to make him such a happy person. Artistic and cultured, and a connoisseur and a performer of good music, Frank Asper is always ready with a smile and an encouraging word to urge his followers on to greater heights. The Art Gallery is Gordon Cope's kingdom and he rules With a sceptre of artistry. His students are grateful subjects and eager for helpful bits of knowledge. Librarf ILLING to serve, anxious to aid, Minnie Margetts is an unsurpassed librarian. She is dramatic by nature, intellectual by trade, and admirable by character. Abbie C. Harker is patient, conscientious, and efficient, and has a deep under- standing of the youth of today. She smiles and then you smile; then there are miles of smiles because she smiles. Charles Bitter is full of the spirit of good-fellowship. i He has a delightful humbleness and an appreciation for the best of life. CHARLES BITTER, A. B ABBIE C. HARKER MINNIE MARGETTS Library Library Library -msg 30 gm-