Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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a a SOPHOMORE ( LASS OKI’K'KKS John H. Beal................President Maiben Seeley .......... Yellmaster Alta Thompson ........ Vice-President George Barton.....Athletic Director Ila Bagley ..........Secy and Treas. Robert Peterson ...Asst. Yellmas er ( hiss Roll Euray Anderson Earl Madsen Katin Anderson Verdell Mikkelsen Lorenzo Anderson Moyle Nielsen Cannon Anderson Alton Nielsen Peter Anderson Ruth Nielsen Marion Allred Ad in Nielsen Milton Beal Howard Nielsen Alden Beal Clare Okerlund Ruby Benson Pear' Olsen Ralph Bjerregaard Arvilla Peterson Reed Burr Eva Peterson Grant Bagley Lucile Petersc n William Carlston Reynold Peterson Lee Christensen Milton Peterson Hannah Christensen Robert Peterson Sarah Christensen Clara Peterson Marguerite Christensen Alt? Peterson Reuel Christensen Sterling Paulson Merrill A. Christiansen Glen Paulson Aury Draper Olive Paulson Dorn. Dorius Angus Potter Lillian Greaver Meiba Potter Vail Greaves Ruby Rasmusson Terrance Hansen Loyal Rasmusson Anthony Hansen Marlin Rasmusson Maude Hansen Melvin Robins Lucy Howes Glen Shultz Euray Hunt. Marlin Shultz Lucile Humphrey Vera Sumsion Elizabeth Hatch Bird Sumsion Ruth Hatch Mary Stevenson Farrell Holman. Maiben Seely Montell Harding Cannon Thomson Sarah Isaacson Dale Thompson George Jackson Leah Thorpe Weston Justesen Christy Thorpe Anna Jensen Evert Williams Thelma Lewis Myron Wasden Sheldon Larsen Mil iam Watts John Lund Ann?. Wilcox Clifton Memmott Kawlin Bagnall 0

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Sophomore Class E “Verily, verily, we say unto you, We are the Sophs of the Snow Normal College.” This is an apt expression ot' our illustrious class at the present time. Last year, when we entered this venerable institution we were awed by the haughty, over-bearing manner of the Seniors. The Juniors seemed near perfection and the Sophs looked askance at everything we did. The College class winked and tapped their heads significantly, but before the year was over, Oh! what a change. Even the College respected us. This year the word “Sophomore” has a new meaning, a combination of work and pleasure. With our present ideal and ambition we will leave our names on the records of the S. N. C. as examples of what students can really do. Our record in athletics will be illuminated by the time we leave the institution, and in years to come when other students look over the records, they will say. “They were the Sophs of 21. the only class to beat the Seniors and win a chicken supper, besides winning the penant for the Founder’s Day activities!” S' E