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Show Merrill Barton Richardson Bullock THE SENIOR CLASS At the beginning of college days the Freshman seeks recognition upon the campus. He achieves his aim, becomes a Sophomore, then a Junior, and finally a powerful Senior. He is respected and admired for he has accomplished his goal and has made a reputation for himself. The class of 1930 may leave the university well pleased with itself. In the past three years it has participated in all activities. It has won glory in all that it has attempted. It has seen the building of the Mines Building, of Kingsbury Hall, and of the new stadium. Thus it has contributed materially as well as spiritually to its Alma Mater. Weldon Bullock crowned his university career by being chosen president of the Senior class. Undeniable popularity elected Marjorie Richardson his vice-president. Isabel Barton's selection as secretary came as a recognition of many duties adequately fulfilled. Taylor Merrill was signally honored by the conferring of the office of Senior treasurer. THE JUNIOR CLASS The Junior class is granted supremacy in all fields of cur- ricular and extra-curricular activities at the University of Utah. They have overcome the frivolity and aimlessness of underclassmen and have not yet acquired the staidness of Seniors. This year the Juniors have excelled both individually and collectively. They have been represented in debating and in athletics. The editors of the various publications hold membership in this class. Juniors have won high scholastic honors. Climaxing not only their own social season but also that of the entire school, they presented the twenty-fifth annual Junior Prom given in honor of the departing Seniors. Wesley Anderson capably guided the affairs of the class, striking an effective balance among the widely-varying interests of the numerous Juniors. Vilate Crane infused pep as vice-president, and Ramona Hansen brought a new stability to the position of class secretary. The work of treasurer was dependably done by Marvin Jonas. m\\\\\\\\\\W' ^rfir&PVBP Anderson Crane Hansen Jonas |
