Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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So llie Winter Quarter began: registration. lasses. and recreation. in the cafeteria. Nellie and Vrnna learned of foods, i Inward and ( eorg . two supermen (mentally). Iiad courage to begin and strength to linisli such a subject as advanced physics. With grim determination, ( red and Wavne sought to avoid the end-ol-the-quarter cramming this time. Speer lies to the right: speeches to the left: and notes everywhere indicated that debates, opera and school plays had arrived. Cheer practices were in vogue, as the student body prepared to cheer the hoop artists to victory. in

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Strange liow days passed! thanksgiving was over and tin term finals were pending. I.o Ree searched for information to lengthen that term paper which had to In in the next day. I here was no time lor home cooking, so f£d and Howard visited the hakery shop. (Irace examined the specimen lor the last drawing in the journal: Kirk sought the answer in the hook. Alton admitted it was enough to send a person hugs. C heney conducted a revival of learning as lie look on nourishment. Students rejoiced—their papers were in. and the work lor one quarter was all done: it was then the teachers turn to hurn I fie midnight

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Hie coal supply at Wander Inn got low, so I lie stove needed a warming. Simrlliand and law kepi Donna. Joyce and Ruby busy, bul Maxrine and Florence looked longingly al llie show bill and llien read a play—lliey were broke. When Christmas neared, each class and club was asked lo display iIs miginalilv by decoraling a section of ibe building. I lie Freshmen must have had something in mind when they hung mistletoe in each doorway. Kveryone wanted lo help on the tree, and those who didn I help were good on suggestions. Even though Santa Claus looked as if he had had a hard winter, he was still able lo give sound advice lo the he-men of the school— Willie Anderson. SANTA CLAUS AND VACATION n