Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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Before long. life became a routine, so the Yokums moved in just lor lun—Maxine. Ralph and C ivile. 1 lie Sigma Delta Chi initiations brought a diversity ol costumes and characters to the campus as the herders exhibited their goals.” Arlo enjoyed classes right from the first—especially typewriting. Libel was a congenial neighbor. Miss Phillips and Athene went visiting and found themselves some supper. Hazel look Patlie along as she made her bet good. Ibis one was on Hazel, and Willie and Dewey seemed to make the best ol their opportunities. What would college he without I hitch lunches and Iriei idly bets. • • 7 •

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 MAH.I : CANVOX iijkk I lip minimi Mnplp Cnnymi | |ik«- was ln kl tlir second wn k ill S(lllMil lifllli.1. Cllis. HI,,I | JiMilf pitfCll f« (Iii mil wliili llioy « m w iitin| lor tin Inn. In conie. Nil'll Inkers on really i»i lop ol tin wmill—«iihI ivIkiI ii n frr‘lii«J! ktiw! AI llu- lout ol llie lull. ( «ifnl pimscii iiinniii! ll« mo11»li . took o nil Ioiij . im l rrs l. ,in«l Invoretl ll'« «niii« rnmi» with a smile. Some Sprint' Oily ci I ronklnl iso ipiile m (a l «i lln-y reded to .daily i -olot y. As I he shadows of nighl displaced llie twilight. ihe hikers assembled around a huge bonfire, llie flames ol which split I he darkness, turned people into silhouettes, and made shadows play fitfully on the lowering cliffs. Community singing, Indian dances and solo numbers broke the silence of the vastness of the canyon. Soon the hot dogs sputtered ei the dying embers, and the merry-makers returned to the buses. The hike had been a friendly adventure into a colorful fairyland nature, one distinctive in its diversified topography. 6

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Founders Day l euan on llie eve ol November ». when (lie student body lield a torchlight parade and bonfire rally and put tlie S into a bla .e l b«»lit. Mr. C bristensen was on band with bis cheery disposition, giving ' arm welcome to alumni members of other years. I be band was out bright and early to supply entertainment, which was tin renter « l attraction even though I alrnage and C urtis found a subjet I more interesting. I lie football game supplied exercise, physically lor the players, and vocally lor the fans. Mr. Dean, however, was trying to work up enthusiasm in the baud, and be entirely forgot about the ffame; the band played on. Visitors and alumni banqueted; everybody danced.