Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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Francis J. Gurney, Chemistry, Wat hematics; F.rnell J. Wor ensen, Custodian; Woodrow W. Beck, Physical Education; Don Simmons, Biological Science, Physical Education; H. Ephraim Jensen, Agriculture, Biological Science; Rulon Peterson, Physics, Wat he m a tics. A. I. Tippetts, Social Science; II. A. Dean, Music; Dorothy Pederson, Secretary; J. Orrin Anderson, Treasurer; Helen A. Nelson, Speech, Dramatics. J. S. Christensen, Business; Pern A. Young, English (On l.eave of Absence); A. Russell Gray, English, Languages; Lucy A. Phillips, English; Gwen Greaves, Librarian; Wyona H. Eros , Type, Physical Ed neat ion. Elmo Webster, Agriculture; Earl V. Hills, Auto Mechanics; Irel Longhursf, Building Trades; J. II. Stansfield, Art; Thelma Jacobsen, Home Economics; Werl Whittle, Secretarial Training; Alice B. Obray, Home Economics.

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PRESIDENT JAMES A. NUTT A LI. HIS MESSAGE This beautiful yearbook stands as a symbol for the consummation of a year's work. It has been a year full of problems’ and uncertainties, a year full of satisfaction and frustration, a year of happiness and sorrow, and a year of success and disappointment; but, after all, it has been a year of growth and' experience, of effort and of achievement. Perhaps more of us have been brought face to face with problems of reality more during this past year than in any other year of our lives. Perhaps we have done more thinking relative to the values of life than at any other time, and, because of these experiences, we are leaving the institution with a more well-defined philosophy of life than has been the case with students of other years. I am sure that our appreciation for life; for religion; for our country and our social and political institutions, privileges, and obligations, have been greatly increased because of the problems with which we have been faced. With this increased richness in our lives, we are prepared to meet the problems of the future with a sense of determination to do our part and to make the most of our opportunities in sustaining the glories of civilization. May this yearbook ever carry with it pleasant memories; may it be the means of holding the bonds of friendship ever tighter; and may it be a stimulation to each of us to carry on in life, that if may become more beautiful and worthwhile. 10

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 Director Fitzgerald, Principal Cheney L. L). S. INSTITUTE The Glory of God is Intelligence” and this belief has prompted the Latter-day Saint Church to instigate a program of education A part of this plan is the Institute of Religion affiliated with Snow College. II. Alvah Fitzgerald and Silas L. Cheney understood the problems of the students and adapted the courses of study accordingly. They defined religion, pointed out its path through the ages—what it has attempted to do for humanity and uhy it has failed or succeeded. Thus were students better able to set their own course and derive strength for a balanced life through intelligent thinking. 12