Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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□ 13 EVERT DRAPER. Ftii. (irmi. I'tsih. Though J he strings of his heart may he wrenched and riven liy a maiden coquettish who has led him along. A NI) R E W . 1 () K T E N S E N. .IK.. K| lmiiiii. I’tnli. Lofty in all things. ALBERT LAMB. Secy.-Treas. Ephraim, (’tali. Has a sweet dispostion and likes lots of fun. LEON H I’M PH KEY. Salina, I'tali. Likes to argue, expects to he a man some day. 0-

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G7 ■0 Senior Class Officers SKMOKS Seniors! What a world or meaning that word holds! What a depth of wisdom it signifies! NTo other can compare with it in any sense. And the members of this brilliant class really live up to their name. Where, in the annals of school history is there a clajs who can equal it in learning or In athletics? The Seniors were the Inter-Class Basket Ball champions and even though we lost the baseball series by the small margin cf one point, we lay the blame for thr.t, not on the team but on the umpire. The Senior Character Ball holds first place among Chios parti ??. Things seen there will never he seen again. When we leave, the Snow Normal College will lose the be t c'nss of students that ever entered its buildings, walked through its bails, or danced in its dances. We have set the example whereby all students may follow mile $ uKjr wisdom deems it necessary that they set another. In leaving the school we leave our will, whereby we hope,fell will prosper. For we have made the name “Seniors” stand for the courage, the valor, the stick-to-it-ivness. that has seldom, if ever been found in other hearers of the illustrious name Seniors! f -Pi 0

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0 ■ra BRIGGS MJNI), Ephraim, ('tali. Hard l.o tell which he thinks the most ol'. Kiris or himself. AT)ELK ANDERSON. Vice-President. Gunnison, I’tali. She likes to dream of things that are t« be. WALLEN CH R1STENSEN. Aurora, Utah. From where do you get those aristocratic ways? RAY BJERRKGAARD, Ephraim, Utah. I am nobody’s fool, but I can play the part. ©■ 0