Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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LEARNING, OR CIVILIZATION, IS NOT INHERITED. ITS CONTINUATION DEPENDS UPON EACH GENERATION’S ACCEPTING, THROUGH ITS OWN EFFORT, THAT WHICH HAS BEEN BEQUEATHED AS A RACIAL HERITAGE. A MASTERPIECE OF ART, OR AN INGENIOUS MECHANICAL INVENTION. REMAINS JUST MATERIAL UNTIL YOUTH ACQUIRES APPRECIATION AND SKILLS. THE CHARACTER OF EACH GENERATION AND OF CIVILIZATION DEPENDS UPON

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I lie world-wide events of (lie past year lias caused everybody to pause and ask what shall I do? Plans have been shattered, hopes lost, and ideals given up. Catastrophe has crashed the philosophies ol all people. And now it seems as though the luture is but a great bleak unknown, into which no one dares to project himself, lo attempt to deline the luture would be preposterous at this time, but we do know that there will be a luture and when it dawns, it will have with it a challenge lor all lo work and lo achieve. I o find happiness and contentment, one must look forward to that future and plan to live in it and to make the most ol it. As we read this yearbook and through it relive the experiences ol I Ik year, may we find in it a challenge lo plan our lives lor continuous work and development, lo live each day to its fullest in preparing lor a great tomorrow, and thus span the immediate future with its uncertainties as though it did not exist, and in this way keep our lailh and our ideals and determination to live a life ol worth-whileness. President Nutt all H. E. Jensen Biology Elaine I'. Rasmuson I .ihrarian I I. A. Dean Music 11. R. ( lirislensen Exact Science J. II. Slansfield Art Don Simmons Biology. Coacb 10 President lames A. Nultall