Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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DEDICATION those courageous men and women, the Pioneers, who, by their hardships and privation, entered this valley, broke the ground, and prepared the way for the abundant life we now have. To these men and women who were endowed with a greater spirit of giving, who made possible our College, and its Growth and Development, we fondly dedicate this, the Nineteen Twenty-six Snowonian.

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SNOW ONI AN 1926 (foreword T 3 the old shepherd gathered his flock into the fold for safe-keeping, so have we gathered the events of the year, the traditions and ideals, activities and achievements at Snow College. Here we have attempted to show the progress of our school as it will be during the coming years. May this book prove a store-house of school day pleasures. Annual Publication of SNOW COLLEGE Ephraim, Utah Volume VI

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Meals for Snow College Students i T T IS our aim to live nobly, to be true, to spread sunshine and gladness. We are expected to do our best under every condition. We seek for real riches, realizing that there is no wealth in gold as gold. There is no real poverty, save poverty of mind. Many men who have great wealth are poorer than those who have less. We want to appreciate that there is no such thing as a blind-alley job; the only blind alleys are in the minds of men and women. Snow College Students should know what it means when the prophet says, “Where there is no vision the people perish. What is the vision we must have? Why say these words, unless we feel the mighty urge to open wide our eyes. Snow College Students, have vision day by day, to search each for grains of truth, and ask each night, when toil is done, “What did we see in our jobs today?