Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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EDWAKD CHKJSTENSEN Student President Dis Me§sai «k Not many years ago. Snow College was founded. Its objective: to build men and women. Has the College realized its objective in the student group it has nurtured this year? Each individual alone can answer this query. Each one understands best his achievement; each evaluates best his growth. One group of this Student Body has enjoyed a year of opportunity and advancement at Snow. Its members will return to enrich their lives with continued study and growth. The other group bids farewell. Through two years of struggles and triumphs, joys and disappointments, the upper classmen have passed. Friendships, associations, experiences have made them reluctant to part. That everyone keeps fresh in his mind the enriching hours spent at Snow College is my wish. With sincere appreciation, I thank the officers of the Associated Students, the faculty, and the students for their cooperation in various fields of activity during the past year. 13

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Gurney Nei-son Stephens Sm ith Snell Phillips Jensen Dean Wall Faculty Francis J. Gijkney Chemistry Mathematics Helen A. Nelson Speech, Art Physical Education H. E. Jensen Biological Science F. K. Stephens Agriculture Biology Leave of absence H. A. Dean Music I.i;cy A. Phillips English Hereii C. Snell Education Languages Charles A. Wall Business E. R, Smith Social Science 15 7-rr.