Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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1 larvey Miriam Winona Shirley Jack Robert 1 )rapor Pit (Jerald O reaves 1 )ean Armstrong 1 .arson Halcyon Barbara Sarah Wayne K. Reid Fern 1 .arson Polorson Anderson Olsen Jensen Poulson Dolores Ruth 1 )avid Dale Betty Elayne Peterson 1 lermansen C hrislensen Nielson Cherry 1 homson Valene Allred Bruce Ellen Elaine 1.ul)een I )cni$on Robert C bristensen Christensen C bristensen 1 )aniels Jack Billie Lila 1 )orotby Maxine Vonda 1 Jansen I,arson .Jackson Jensen Briggs 1 ianseu 21

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I he Freshman class lias, during the year, had ihe privilege ol associating will) college students and being initiated into junior college as an insliulion. I here have been added opportunities and cha llenges. A rich program ol extra-curricular activity has given many opportunities lor personal development. Freshmen have won honors in debate, oratory, athletics, essay and other competitive activities. I he year has brought the realization that rich opportunities loi attainment and service await the student who is eager to succeed. Acceptance ol the college traditions serves as an incentive to meet better the daily challenge. Under the leadership ol David Christensen, president: and associate ollicers—Dale Nielson. Yalene Dennison. ( harles Nielson. W inona Greaves. Elayne I homson. and I. S. ( hrislensen. advisor. I he (lass made its contribution to the activities sponsored this year. E. I honison. I). Nielson. V. I) ennison. C . Nielson. I). Christensen. V. C ireaves. ( harles Nielsen (•wen Bjerregnard I )oris ()lsen Mary DeMill Robert Anderson Ro! ert Werly 21

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YOUTH IN AN ORGANIZED SOCIETY MUST ALWAYS ACCEPT SOCIAL PATTERNS YET RETAIN THE RIGHT TO BE ITSELF, TO REALIZE ITSELF—INDIVIDUALLY AND COLLECTIVELY. IT MUST DEVELOP SKILLS AND JUDGMENT, THE POWER OF SELF-EXPRES-SION, THE WILL TO MEET ISSUES OF LIFE COURAGEOUSLY. IT MUST LEARN HOW TO COOPERATE, YET POSSESS LEADERSHIP. SUCH SKILLS ARE FOSTERED IN