Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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In 1913 the Founders dedicated the OLD GYMNASIUM, financed largely by contributions, to the physical development and good times of the students. It has served its purpose well. Soon it is to be converted into a much needed science building. Progress 1 c m a n d s e x p a n s i o n. This is symbolized in the NEW GYMNASIUM, dedicated this year. Already this building has l een the setting for numerous athletic events, for varied recreational and social activities, and for such cul tural experiences as opera, symphony, and band concerts. 5

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We offer this Annual as an appreciation for those progressive people who dreamed a dream, who through the years of struggle furthered that dream to build the Snow College of today, for those people who will yet further its expansion into the greater Snow College of tomorrow. The Founders during the Past persisted through hazardous years to establish the benefits we enjoy as Founders of Today. Upon that foundation, we have added our bit by perpetuating the living traditions of yesteryear and by accepting, as did our forebearers, the challenge of building a life in terms of present-day demands. The work of founding a living institution is never completed, and each founder is a torch-l caror who hands the torch to his successor, hoping that the light will bum yet brighter as it is carried forward. 4

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Students take time out from classes to enjoy the shade of trees planted, perchance, April 23, 1902, bv the Normal Graduating Class “as a token of their good feelings toward their Alma Mater” or on April 15, 1903 by the sixth, seventh, and eighth grade pupils ... In the DORMITORY, jgirls from everywhere meet to enjoy long hours of friendliness, to have little spats, and to form life-long friendships. 6