Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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ANNA LAI JR A STAPLES Elsinore. Utah Post Graduate—Commerce RSI 111 i K Will TBRCK Wanti. Utah Pos I G raduate—I'duca t ion SRY.MOl l MI K K 1:1 SON Ft. Green. Utah Post Graduate- Education EDWARD HARRIS Ephraim. Utah Post Graduate— Education YADNA M A TSON I ip iirai m. Utah Arts and Science ELAINE MILL liPIIRAI M, I TAM Arts and Science JRSSR BARTHOLOMEW Gunnison, Utah Music MAE B. YOUNG. Post Graduate—Arts and Science EYART JENSEN Arts and Science Pane 23

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VERA HOPKINSON Principal of I raining School JESSE ARMSTRONG Critic t eacher SARAH P. STEVENS Critic Teacher MARIE LARSEN Critic Teacher l.UGL.LA SCHULTZ (Untie Teacher VERA KNUDSEN Critic Teacher MARY NIELS N Crifti Teacher EVA GAR I-1 ELI) Critic Teacher Page 22

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Sophomore Class UR junior college clays will soon be concluded. For two short years we have worked together in the varied phases of college life. We shall leave rich in pleasant memories, in friendships and in a broadened, more beautiful life. From our studies, we have learned that the most important thing in college is to make a survey. As we do this, our goal ascends toward the horizon. Our studies have been leavened with a goodly amount of invigorating student activities. We have participated freely in the social events. Members of our cast have played leading roles in the various episodes and interludes of school life: athletics. dramatics, debate, publications, music, and student administration. They have brought honor to the college, recognition and development to themselves. From the ranks of the class, there were chosen the most representative man and lady, the efficiency student, and the popular lady. As the end of our Sophomore role draws near, we bid farewell to our Snow. We are grateful for all that the faculty, our associates and the school have given us. We are happy to have been here and we trust that our lives-may bespeak our gratitude. —The Sophomores. Page 21