Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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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.

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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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V. Nlorlcv. C. Anderson. R. Nielson. I lie Junior class is the ’ melting pot ol (he College. hrom Far and near in the autumn, came si rangers who were to he congealed into the Friendly group that will go diverse ways at Commencement. Some ol the class will return next year to carry on as seniors: some will enter industry: and still others expect to become members ol the National Defense program. All will recall with happiness the fellowships ol this year. All will find opportunities lor increased services because of classroom training and of opportunities to develop leadership and insight. hath member of the class appreciates the C ollege. its traditions, and its guidance. I here has been a place lor everyone. All hope to show appreciation by living the friendly, progressive enthusiasms characteristic ol Snow ( ollege. 18