Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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ADMINISTRATION

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The Gymnasium — builder of the young, vital strength of Today and Tomorrow . . .

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SUPERINTENDENT C. H. SKIDMORE cAn Appreciation Snow College is nearing the close of its second year as a junior college maintained by the State of Utah. It is one of three such institutions now operated by the State for the purpose of taking higher education to the rural sections. the theory being that schools should go to the people and not the people to the schools. Like the other state junior colleges. Snow had for years been a denominational school. Superintendent C. H. Skidmore, together with the other members of the Board of Education, is zealous in his efforts to effect such plans as promise a future of growth and service. He believes that there is a very definite need for such institutions and that they should become an entrenched part of the public school plan. The State Department is keenly aware of many problems concomitant to the junior college movement but faces them thoughtfully and resolutely. feeling certain of their solution. As part of a long range plan, curriculum changes are being effected: plant improvements are being made: and standards are being generally raised.