Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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Joint Council. Royal Whitlock. Calvin Thomson, Ken: Christenson, . S. Christensen, Don Simmons, Ellis Amundsen, Ralph Anderson, Carol Anderson. President Nuttall. THE YEAH In this book, our school life of 1940-41 is reflected. Our classes, faculty, sports, dances, contests are ail represented—a record of our lives for one short season. But no book, no matter how effective, can fully record all the important elements of a school year at Snow College ... At the present time, we cannot accurately measure the value of the information and experience that wc have gained this year. As the years pass, that value will become more and more apparent . . . There is one benefit, however, that wo have already received, a benefit that seems to bo as vital as any other: our associates and friendships. These are undoubtedly an important phase of every successful life. Here at Snow, opportunities to make such friendships are unlimited . . . The close of this year should find each of us immcasureably richer in knowledge, experience, friendships, and fond memories of one of the best school years any group of students and teachers ever experienced. Ralph Anderson

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One of the many advantages of the American Way of life is the freedom to choose a plan of constructive activities through which personality may be developed and social security established. Each person may succeed in his own field and. in so doing, contribute to the well being of all, making unity and efficiency through diversity a reality. Some may be superior in scholarship, in leadership, in physical skills, in artistic pursuits or in other diverse aspects of our complex society. Basic, however, are the intellectual culture and understanding which weave specialization into appreciation and common objectives for a fuller life.