Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Udell Jensen..............President Verda Robins.........Vice-President Verda Anderson ....Secy, and Treas. Lucy Sorensen........Dramatic Mgr. Reed Christensen........ Yellmaster Alva Armstrong Cla i Della Anderson Lois Allred Aimond Armstrong Ruth Benson Esther Bartholomew Grant Beal Armada Bailey Dorothy Christensen Twila Hansen Eventa Hansen Addin Heppler Rheela Heppler Vondella Hansen Clinton Justesen Lula Jorgensen Edna Johansen Leila Kelson Rlioda Larsen Director Rulon Murphy » Leslio Madsen Varian Mortensen Zeela Moody Georgo Nielson Stanley Nielson Josie Norman Ray Olsen Daveda Olsen Fcrdie Peterson Naomi Potter Edna Potter Hilda Rose Eliza Sorensen Chauncey Thompson Robert Thompson Thelma Watson Ne’.don Young

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3 .......................................... — — E Junior Class In the fall of 1917. we Juniors, being a merry throng of gay “Green Freshies full of ambition and just a little too proud and big beaded to keep the advanced students from taking some of it out of us. rallied into the Snow Normal College. In spite of all the knocks and slams of discouragement, we. light of heart, battled on and at last gained the Sophomore goal. We were then no longer laughed at and called “Green Freshies.” but received honor from all our school associates, because of our careful and painstaking efforts and work. We as Freshmen were the victors in the inter-class series of basketball. and competed succeessfully in all supplementary activities of the school. An independent body in the glowing effulgence and pufsance of youth, we now stand participating in all social and political undertakings of the school and marking a place of honor for our College as well as for the class. We stand as a great influential and predominating body, exercising our powers of abil'ty and overcoming our current of difficulties under the successful guidance of our President and his able and efficient cabinet. Our greatest success of .he season was our Junior Prom, held in the Social Hall. March the eleventh. The hall was elegantly dressed in our class colors, green and white, which added to our elaborate ball, both in beauty and attraction. But this great social event will not end our year’s activities, for we find ourselves dfligent workers of the Snow and able in every way to exercise our powers. We shall carry honor with us when we close this year and meet again as Seniors in 1921. Our minds will be stronger and we shall be able to be leaders in all activities and undertakings, so that when we finish our work in this institution to labor in fields anew, we shall have left nothing undone and feel satisfied with the record that we have made individually and collectively, ameng the classes. So that those who follow in the educational requirements of the school may be inspired by the example set by the class of '2 2.