Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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JANE BEXSEX Ephraim, Utah ‘‘A jl»’irI who will never be forgotten; because she has written her name in kindness, love, and mercy. on the hearts •!' those she has come in contact with.’ DONALD NYBERG BYRON COX Chester. Utah Manti, Utah Buoyant he is. ambitions in his lie argues most convincingly, soul: Steadily he advances toward some star as Ins goal. RAW UN BA C. NALL Chester, Utah Have yon noticed his pleasing scowl ? HELEN McARTMUR Scipio, Utah Wooed and won. TT-TR ESS A PEDERSON Ephraim, Utah Virtue alone outlives the pyramids. Her monument shall fall when Egypt's does.

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VIVIAN ANDERSON OT1IKLL CARLSTOX VERA KNl DSEN Secretary-Treasurer President Vice-president a I freshmen Report j When the Great Artist created His masterpiece, the earth, on the eternal canvas of time; lie dipped his brush into the living matter of life and painted with the elements. Humanity became tlie central feature which should stamp His masterpiece as an epic of the ages. Then He shaded His feature and shaped a background with forms of life, and more life. The seasons shaded and blended the scenery in the background with the feature. When King Winter cast his magic mantle o’er the land, the icy air killed the spirit of promise. So in His wisdom, the Master placed the missing spirit, which gave the wintry forest her crown of life. A slender graceful form of the green pine rose high above the ground. What a wonderful creation! So filled with life, from the tiny rootlets below, to the green needles above. “To preserve the spirit of hope and promise, she shall lie ever green.” the Master said. Thus when King Winter tucks the earth away with the emblem of purity, we have purity with the spirit of hope and promise. , This is the legend of the Freshman colors, green and white. Our class like the needles and rootlets of the pine tree are holders and preservers of tlie sacred 1 spirit of hope and promise. j That the life preserving sap of the pine is pulsating through our Freshman j organization, is indicated in the answers to the following questions. Who won the prize on Founder’s Day? Who won the inter-class debate? Are the Krcshies I not well represented in every club of the College? Where did the football and basketball teams find their most skilled and loyal players? Who presented the artistic and successful Christmas program? Who put over the original (rood English’’ play? What class had five leading parts in the opera? From what class did three out of tlie four contestants in the Louis Anderson contest come? What class acted as host up under the pines; and served the sizzling wienies? We have upheld our class ideals. May the Freshman Class of '25 continue to live by preserving purity in their lives with the spirit of hope and promise. May the Snow College long remember that spirit. —VIOLET WILKENSEN