Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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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

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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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jss'-csr-; Christmas was over: the celebrities were chosen; the last of the student body posed for the photographer. I hen followed the winter social whirl. The two weeks beard-growing contest ended on the day of the Snow Carnival, with these men in the lead. 'Don I be afraid, 1 reasure,’ com forted Joe, but Ruth still hesitated. I his represented the downfall of Snow, and our queen in a crumbled throne. Mash was little concerned with carnival activities. Instead, ho read up on 1 he Fundamentals of Selling and learned to put his best fool forward. BEARDS AND A QUEEN 12