Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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A Word From the Seniors Now that we are about to leave the old halls and classrooms of the Snow Academy, we desire to leave lor your consideration a brief account of our ideals in the past and our hopes for the future. Our work in the past has been actuated by the highest ideals, the purest motives, and the sincerest desire to l e successful in reaching our goal. We have tried to make characters out of the modicum of humanity which first presented itself for admission to the school, and by the sympathetic aid of our instructors we hope our efforts have not been in vain. We have not yet completely realized the ambition which has been burning within our bosoms these many years, but we are still young, and aspire to still greater achievements than we have now attained. In the future, whether it find us in the prosaic walks of daily life or still climbing the flowery paths of knowledge, may we lx guided by the same noble purposes that have regulated our work and conduct in the past. May our lives and work be an inspiration to our struggling schoolmates, and may t lie Snow Academy always point with pride to the fact that we arc its graduates.

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When We Meet Again Dear Seniors, now we say adieu. Perhaps we ne’er shall meet again; Our paths lead into fields anew, And we must work with other men. So let each clasp the other's hand; Let strifes and feuds l)c thrown aside; As one united hand we stand. Eternal brotherhood, our guide. Let each one live the best he can ; Let each be pure and true, and then What joy ’twill be each face to scan ; What rapture when we meet again! —FRANCIS SMITH.