Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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Grant Amlerson Jimmy 1 iioinpson Vnl jpne Anderson Inriiino Rjnrcjflnril Ray Carver Rulli Paulson Jerry Christenson Annette Doan R oy Daniels life so suddenly thrust upon them. . .. They are new to the ways of their upper classmen, b u t they learn. They learn to take exams seriously because their college profs mean business. They are the peppiest class in the school, Myrlle I'il .( cral l Ruin Grooves .Inlin Gurney Jim Hansen Arl iss Jensen Joyce Larsen Tuwilv (ire

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• • ■ Marion Bird. Instructor in Ho sines , is faculty u I riser. Eldcn Andprsfin. I1resilient They are leaving high school with memories of valued associations and good times, and they are a little sad because some life-long friendships are soon to be broken. They slielelli 1 -Arson Secretary Devon Allred Attiriiy Ayent I.iln OiriKlriiscn Y’n e ’resident 7 wenty seven