Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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President James A. Nuttall This Yearbook is a record of the events of the sixtieth year of Snow College—sixty years of service from students, faculty, library, laboratory, class room, etc. Every year each of these factors —all of which collectively make the school—has left impressions upon those students and faculty members who were here to partake of the influences of one another. This year has been no exception. It has now passed into history, its record is written in this book, in the school paper, in the recorded grades, and in the minds, the ideals, and the personalities of each of us. Those of us who have entered into the activities and class work with vigor and enthusiasm have gained much; all have profited by the year’s experiences in direct ratio to their participation. 1 am sure the year is recorded as a year full of activity, full of opportunity, and a year of friendliness and co-operation. The leadership of the student body officers has been outstanding. Each officer lias assumed the responsibility of his office with a determination to succeed. The student body has supported them; and the result has been a year filled with opportunity, a year of friendship, and a year of achievement. The sixtieth year of Snow College, I am sure, takes its place among the years that have passed as one of the best of those years. May this yearbook keep alive the friendships which have been made, and ever bring back fond memories and pleasant reflection, and may the year ever be remembered as a rich and worthwhile experience in the lives of each of us, is my sincere wish. —James A. Nun al 8

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In the VOCATIONAL ARTS BUILDING, students spend many hours preparing themselves for the future. Old cars take on new usefulness; rough lumlier becomes finished furniture; blueprints for future structures are drawn; plastic takes varied shapes. The all-important CAFETERIA, a 1947 addition, is a popular meeting place three times daily, not to mention the in-between-meal snacks. 7

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Lamar Stewart, appointee to the new student body office of Public Relations, and president Thompson confer with vice-president Dyreng. Wesley P. Thompson, Student Body President Front row: Patsy Mortensen, L. D. representative; Dorothy J. Gee, secretary; Wesley P. Thompson; Jean Dyreng; Yvonne Schofield, program chairman. Back row: Rulon Peterson, adviser; Boyd Brady, Snowdrift; Robert D. Anderson, forensics; Kenneth Poulson, activity director; Dick Braithwaite, cheer leader; Myron Jones, athletic director; Sheldon Schofield, Snowonian; Con Brady, L. D. representative; F. J. Gurney, adviser. 9