Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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EM ROUTE

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 Man was not born for himself alone, but for his country” CONRAD KELLER CLINTON DRAPER KEITH ANDERSEN DONALD FRISCHKNECHT BLAINE CHRISTENSEN BLAINE CROWTHER CLAIR ROSENBERG ELMER FILLIS LE DALE BAILEY TED KILLPACK CLAIR MOFEITT EVAN NIELSEN DAVID PICKETT DARELL STEWART ERIC SCHLOER CLAIR SORENSEN FRANK NEILSON A great country never sends out a call for defenders which is not fulfilled. The fellows who have left Snow College to answer the nation’s Call to the Colors are proving that they have faith in their country, in what if means to them, and in what they want it to mean to their posterity. The students remaining at school, and those who have gone to take positions in industry or agriculture pay tribute to their classmates who are willing to sacrifice so much for their country. 2-1

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ASSOCIATED MEN’S CLUE Green, Ncilson, Irons THE ASSOCIATED MEN’S CLUB, under the direction of Frank Neil son, president; Alltin Green, iice-president; and Unite Irons, act hit y agent, sponsored a program for the social welfare of its members and for the coeds. Outstanding activities were the Sadie Hawkins dance and the Snow Carnival. Their carnival tjueen was Glenna Dean, formally honored at the Preference Ball and at the Carnival. THE STRAGGLERS decided to have fun as their major objective. Evan Nielsen was chosen president; Kendal Stevenson, vice-president; Grace Newton, secretary; and Belle Boy ter, activity agent. Their get-acquainted party was held at Miss Phillips’ home, and they met socially once each quarter thereafter. STRAGGLERS Students front everywhere.