Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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CARRIE NANSEN Ephraim. Utah ' ee Club, dagger. Hatcher. A mica. JOEL. JENSEN Ephraim. Utah llooster. Opera. Glee Club. Joint Council. AUDREY L.ARSON Mayfield. Utah Collegiate. Snmcontan Staff. Grant Oration. Aniecia. Collegiate. THE SOPHOMORES Sophomores of '28established an enviable record of scholastic attainment and leadership. Their first undertaking was that of welcoming ■’ freshmen and the Faculty to the Snow. They ended their season as ‘sLs hy conducting a bonfire party. I he class won the honors of Founders Day for the best display during parade. Its float featured the founders of the institution. The, previous evening, the class had flamed the S” on the hillside and engaged in a color lush with the Freshmen. The windows in the business district were converted into billboards announcing the first league football game. The Sophomores were active in debating, athletics, writing, dramatics, oratory and music. The school publications were edited and managed largely by Sophomores. The student body selected the most representative girl, the representative boy. the popular girl, and the popular boy from the Sophomore ranks. The winner of the Lion’s Efficiency medal was also a Sophomore. The class of 28 began the project of a better equipment for the stage in the college auditorium and supported all activities for a bigger and better Snow.

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SOPHOMORE FAREWELL JTN LEAVING the fond memories, beloved teachers, classmates and friends of Snow College, the Sophomore class extends a wish of success and happiness to each other student and teacher who are contemplating being here next year; also to those who have chosen other paths of life. Teachers and fellow students, we can sincerely say these two years at Snow have been the happiest and are to be the longest remembered of any in our lives. In intellectual and spiritual training, as well as in the making, gaining and keeping of friendships, no other chosen path of life can be, or has been superior. Then with the genuine hope that we may again at some future date meet with you, we bid you a fond farewell. 2 —

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BL.ANCIHi THOMPSON Ppbrahn, L'tab Arnica. Collegiate. Glee Club, Opera CANNON WILLAKDSON Ppbraivi, I.'lab Poothall. Opera KUTII NIHLSON Ml. Pleasant, L'tab S Club. Scribbler. Snowdrift. Collegiate. Class Officer. Debating. Arnica. North Sanpete Club I IIHLMA J ACOBSON Manti. L'tab Arnica. Scribbler KOVAL BROWN l oosbarem. L'tab Snowdrift. Debating. S Club, Sevierian. Scribbler HI GHNli PHI HR SON Sciffio, I tab Batcher. Student Body Officer. Debating LARCHJHNSHN Ppbraim. L'tab Student Body Officer, Clogger. Arnica RHHD I.ASSON Pairv'urw. I tab North Sanpete (dub. Debating. S Club, Scribbler. Student Body Officer NH.D ARMSTRONG Ppbraim, Utah Snowdrilt. Scribbler JHNNIH SODRRQCIST Perron. L'tab Stmlent Body Officer. Year Book Hditor. Arnica. Snow-nman. Batcher. Hntcronian — 26 —