Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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ITAIIXA JKXSEX Ephraim, Utah A favored daughter of the gods. AKMOXT WILLAKDSOX K|)hraim. I'tah j Me tickles the ivories until they j laugh and laugh. C'AXXO.X THOMSOX Ephraim. Utah Whatever he did. was done with so much ease In him alone. twas natural to please. ’ KLUOTT |() 11 XS( )X Ephraim. I’tah An equal mixture of good sense and humor. UDELLJEXSEX Ephraim, Utah Knowledge is proud that 1 have learned so much.

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+ £ f | i i : i ! i MARY XKILSO.Y Ephraim, Utah “Just tell me what to do. I'm ready.” ORU.YND A U (JASON Fountain (been, Utah “Toiling; and rejoicing-, onward through life he. goes. EDITH II. HANSEN Ephraim, Utah “She makes the best of every- ! thing, and thinks the best of i « I everyone. EDWARD IfOGGAN Manti. Utah j “Thou art a fellow of good re- j spcct; j Thy life is one of honor.’ FAYE J ENSEK Ephraim, Utah “ hat winning graces, what 111a- j jestic mien. She is a scholar, and looks a ! queen. i —----

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ALTA BOW N Manti. I'tali Willi hair as black as the darkest night. And eves that shine so gay; She trips and skips and passes on. I ler life is a joyous day.” Ol'KXTIX AXDKKSOX Kphraim. I'lah A weight—in his classes, on the football team, and on the scales. RAE NOYES Ephraim, I'lah A fellow who plays the game square; not only basketball, but every game of life. IRA GARLIC Ml. Pleasant, I'lah Though modest, on his unembarrassed brow nature has written ‘gentlemen’. KARL XKILSOX Kphraim. I tali In all thy humors, whether grave or mellow ; Thou surely art a pleasant fellow'. +