Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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AUDREY LARSEN, Ephraim. Utah Her ambition in life—Home Be. for two. J UNIORS SARAH MAE CLEAVE. Annabella. Utah- An equal mixture of sense and humor. MIRIAM JENKINS.Nephi. Utah. She scattered joy, not pain. STANLEY TIPPETTS. Ephraim. Utah Smiles when he thinks he ouyht to, works when he thinks he’s (jot to. BETH ANN WHITLOCK. Mayfield. Utah—She will find her name written in capitals in the Hook of Life. SHIRLEY NIELSON, Ephraim. Utah—She never omits an opportunity of makiny a friend. NORMA PETERSON. Ephraim. Utah Her hair is as sunny as her smile. VERA JEAN LARSEN. Brigham City. Utah—Many pianos have felt the touch of her talented finyers. CHARLES RASMUSSEN. Manti. Utah—The reason why yirls prefer blondes. LA RUE ANDERSON. Ephraim. Utah— She wasn’t nearly as bad as she dared to be. Twenty-seven MARJORIE MAY MICHELSON. Manti, Utah Just a jolly yood pal to all.

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Juniors CLASS OFFICERS Fjeldsted, Andetson, Pritchett. Paulson We arc the Juniors, a small group of students meeting and mingling together for a short period of our lives. We have found in the sharing of our unimportant daily contacts and our activities games, dances (who will forget our Prom?), and all that is integral in school life—memories that will never be forgotten. We are the “in-betweeners,” and ours is the privilege of looking forward to another year at Snow. We are not a representative class the majority of us are girls. All of us are affected by a world at war. Vet we feel that in our way we symbolize the brave, new world. For this we hold in common—our desire for truth and attainment. With the first additional step towards higher education, we are meeting the challenge of the peace to come- enriching a sad, war-torn world with the light of knowledge . . . This is the Junior Class of 194 ). Class Officers were: Clyde Pritchett, president; Marjorie Anderson, vice-president; Margaret Fjeldsted. secretary and treasurer; Nada Paulsen, activity agent. Twenty-six

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JUNIORS BOYD BRADY. Ephraim, Utah The less men think, the more they talk. »• you see now why he's so quiet ? KATHRYN PETERSON, Ephraim, Utah—Her pleusiny personality makes her once a pal— always a pal. MERLIN JONES, Holden, Utah He can’t he tcrony whose life is in the riyht. LILY JEAN METCALF, Gunni son. Utah—A mother's pride and a father's joy. BARBARA ALDER, Ma.nti. Utah Eat, drink. an l he merry, for tomorrow yon may he in lone. MERLE MARIE ANDERSON, Manti, Utah .4 hello yirl who carries her hello'' in daily life. GAY ROSENBERG, Centerfield, Utah A dimpled blonde that steals the hearts of men. BETTY JEAN DESPA IN. Moroni. Utah She likes the sun, never sees the dark side of anythin; . BEVERLY NIELSON, Ephraim, Utah Some people only linyer— she lives. MARCELINE BAILEY. Moroni. Utah Keep your face always toward the sun- and the shadows will fall behind you. ERNEST DENNISON, Ephraim, Utah—The privilege he prizes most—to stand by helpless women's sides. DONNA JEAN ROPER. Salina, Utah A merry heart (joes forever, but a sad one tires in one day. CORLESS CHAPMAN, Manti, Utah—lie who is not with me, is ayainst me. MARGARET FJELDSTED, Gun- NADA PAULSEN. Ephraim, nison, Utah—Friends such as she Utah Ilcr step is music and her are exceedinyly rare. voice is son; . Twenty