Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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TD OUIl HERITAGE Year after year the doors of Snow College swing open. Through them come new students, just beginning their eventful days of college. Through these doors go the graduates, with their faces turned eagerly toward the future. In the interim, there has been learning and living of the American way of life— a way to which we humbly offer this chronicle of 1940-41. This American way of life is changing, constructive, dynamic—always critically evaluating the Past and the Present, always planning a better mode of living. It urges self-reliance that respects leadership and the will of the majority, fosters unity of purpose in common weal through individual development of diverse interests. The belief that each individual has potentialities to be developed lends zest to achievement. Cultural solidarity encourages appreciation of constructive attainment, of beauty in its multiple forms. Freedom to be, to learn, to live insures a heritage to every American.

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Royal Carl Whitlock President Music Gunnison, Utah Clyde Rigby Vico President Associate in Science fairview, Utah Norma Sorenson Secretary Associate in Science Spring City, Utah Lee R. Thompson Activity Agent Associate in Scior.ce Sterling. Utah Helen Bailey Forensic Manager Associate in Science Mantf, Utah Ralph Anderson Associate in Science Mt. Pleasant. Utah Morris M. Wilson Secretarial Training Salt Lake City, Utah Laura Fae Jensen Associate in Science Gunnison. Utah Clista Larsen Associate in Science Manti, Utah Madge Jackman Associate in Arts Joseph, Utah Darol B. Rasmussen Associate in Science Ephraim, Utah Gordon E. Johnson Associate in Science Ephraim. Utah Ernes! Poulsen Associate r. Arts Ephraim. Utah Janyce Utley Associate in Science Ephraim, Utah Siniots 8