Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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Evkksiikh Oi.duoyo 11ANSKN ClIHISTKNSEN Thomson Stansfiki.i I)i nn Student llody Officers El)WARD CHRISTENSEN Pearl Eversh ed Ilean Hansen Ethel Stansfikld J. Wesley Christensen Jerry Ogden Milan T. Oidroyd Woodruff Thomson Vernor Dunn President Vice-President Secretary-A ud it or Editor oj Snowonian Editor oj Snowdrijt Cheer Leader A th ief ic Manager Foren sic Ma n ager , Activity Agent 16

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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.

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In Parting '‘The old order chanegth,” and the responsibilities of administration will he given into the hands of others at the close of this school year. Eight elected student officers, whose successors have already been chosen, will be leaving as honored members of the graduation class. Most of the appointive positions in the student roster have been filled with sophomores. The record of activities this year is a tribute to student leadership. President I. Owen Horsfall, who has piloted the college during three years, is leaving to accept new responsibilities. During his administration, much has been done in the interest of a campus beautiful; new policies of administration have been inaugurated. He has ingratiated himself into the hearts of his students, enriching their lives with his understanding progressiveness. Mr. H. C. Snell, after thirteen years of service here, is leaving to accept a teaching position in an I.. D. S. Church institute. He has been an instructor in languages, English, Education, and other subjects as the necessity of the years required. His friendly views of life have vitalized many student-friends. Miss Phillips has a leave of absence for a year oi study. With one hand extended in parting, the membership of Snow College student body thank their departing leaders for their services, assuring them that the work of each in his own field is appreciated, that his example is a challenge to incoming leadership. Another hand is extended in welcome to the incoming executives. To all are given sincere wishes of continued successes that mark a life of service. 17