Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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our A tlrcitm ns yet, new C irls 1 )ofii» promises mudem linos. luinisluoU' •mil lacililies wliklt will make il n mojj welt nine addition. Gym classes . . . they were fun, but oh! the after effects! You came out bruised and aching, uncertain as to your ability to make your next class.

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I lie Boys Dorm ior several years lias I icon of u-(tierI l»y tlie “fairer sex. I liey linve learned from experience llie liner art ol liousi'krc|iing is no simple task The Dormitory . . . Here you let your hair down, enjoyed gossip sessions, had padlocked doors. Smells of burnt toast, hot chocolate and fudge became familiar to you at odd hours. You lived to some extent on what you borrowed from your neighbor— your dorm life is a round of preparing canned meals, doing dirty dishes and studying in the bathtub after hours. As a svaiUil ol Snows prntfressiveness wo see ■ lie Slew (•ymnasiiNii as it stands completed and ready to serve tlie students in tlie years to come. i

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A good friend of the iluJenli .is w 11 «.« o Ic.iJrt is IV-iJcnl James A. Null. 11. I fo come lo Snow Col-loc- in 19J6 niiJ nllrr Icn years «.« (lie head of this school, i record sliouU l c printed in our Annual. A dor mitory and mccli.tni.nl arts building lias been erreted: a new afirii ullui.il program for the col lege. will, lln- necessary Imildings was begun; and a Ix-nntilul new gymnasium is nearing completion. Iliese concrete results of fine, in lelligent leadership are evidence of (’resident Null.ill s one inleresl— Snow College. May we ns a school continue lo grow and cx|»and under his wise and unselfish leadership. They have ability and foresight. They are workers—they have to be . . . Behind locked doors they thrash out problems . . . They sit up nights and p lan the course which four hundred students follow.