Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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CLAIR BLACK, lies a regular Casanova . . . BILLY WASHBURN. Ills liair is as sunny as liis I,earl . . . VERL SUDWEEKS, an all around at III He willi personality plus . . . RHODA REES, a gal bubbling over with gags. BETH V WING, like a ship, usually attached to a buoy . . . CORNELL BLACK 11 A 1. brown eyes and boy—• v hat a physique ARTHUR ROGERS, optimism and a smile bring things worth while ... WAYNE PETERSON, mission bells ring lor him. REX CHRISTENSEN, blond Romeo learning to be a dentist . . . ALLEN ALLRED, he sings love songs to the girls BRYCE HINCKLEY, he came, he saw. he conquered PHYLLIS PAINTER, her independence is her charm. UNA OWEN CHRISTENSEN, flashes a diamond-third linger, left hand . . . ALLAN GREEN, finds joy in living and laughing . . . MILTON TEW. has a voice as well as a smile . . . JACKSON WANI.ASS, a case where intelligence and personality join. DUANE MATTSSON. skipped to Washington. I). C., to work for Uncle Sam . . . STANLEY BEAL, a little guy with plenty to say . . . OLE BARTON, thinks a lot. says little . . . STELLA OLSEN, her ambition in life—Home Ec. for two. REED DRAPER, good things come in small packages . RICHARD THOMPSON, where does he spend his time . . . ERNEST THOMAS, girls are the least ol his troubles . ARUS BIRD, bis Iriends are many, his enemies lew.

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 HEBER HA!.I.. Ik who cc- lainly mends I earl breaks . . . JANE BRIN I ON. as charming an editor as you could find . . . KIRK LARSEN, talks faster than lie thinks . . . VIRGINIA ACORIX Monde and Lusiness like. MARGUERITE MADSEN. Monde lull nol lightheaded . . . SHERMAN FITZGERALD. knows all ils and antis about music . . . FERN LARSEN, a scholar, looks a queen HARTLEY NEWBY. an equal mixture of sense and luimor. MAYNARD BAILEY, emrrtfHic. optimistic and lull ol fun . . . LU RAE MONK, a mind like tIk moon. there s a man in ii . . . WESLEY PETERSON, the kind of guy we will all miss . . . LEORA CALLOWAY, she likes ern with wings—birds! I-DEAN LARSEN, laugh and he merry.. GEORGE SPERRY. so wittv he shouhl have heen twins . VIRGINIA LUND, you can tell her l»v her laugh . . . DEVON OSBORNE, like elc« Iricily. a magnetic attraction, good at sparking. VICTOR RASMUSSEN, good sense, good nature in him are joined . . . LAURA MAE CHAPMAN, knowledge will not'escape me . . . ED WAR I..') COX. good things run high . . . MILDRED OCKEY. » plenty cute gal whose pastime is just living. DOYLE MAX FIELD, he's in the Army now VERA DENNISON. she discontinued school to work . . . DEWAYNK BECK, thinks a lot and never says mud. . . . EVELYN JENSEN, quid, yet beguiling personality. J3

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LESLIE SMI I I I. pianos have fell I lie lout'll ol her talented fingers . . . CHER RON SEELEY, wlial would we do without him . . VEORA DALLES, knows nothing about war, hut likes to he in arms . . . BILL PETERSON, now there's a man lor you! I.EE CARTER, a lellow who plays the game square Al ORTA BECK, who's heart belongs to no daddy . . . El A IN I IANSEN, a radiator occupier . . .El.LA THOMPSON, a lovable gal who talks in her sleep. AMY NORRIS, always happy, kind and pleasant . . . Al JJEN BLACK. “Carry Me Back To Old Virginia” . . . MELBA BECK, wows ’em with words in debate . . . BOYD CHRISTENSEN. argues most convincingly. OLE MAX FIELD, he is safe who does his best . . . MARC IA REII), she s tops in history . . . MON I Y NELSON, used his mothers washboard lor a pillow . . . BEULAH ALLRED, her t harms strike the sight, her merits win I Ik soul. KARMA LARSEN, her red hail-shows potentialities . . . MILDRED PUZZEY. came to school a Miss and left a Mrs. . . . DEVON LARSEN, what an ambitious lease . . . TRANK PEACOCK, lies big. he’s tail. hut that ain I all. PHYLLIS DAVIS, a good sport, need we say more . . . PERRY 15LAC KHAM, proves that married men can remain peppy . . . JANET HINCKLEY, joined Brvce in the middle aisle . . . DON ANDERSON, spends most ol his time in the shop.