Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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Carol Jeanne Madsen •CCRCTARV Glen Stubbs ritteiocNT Two years of friendship and struggles at Snow College arc climaxed with graduation; yet this is not the final chapter of our joys of Snow College — the power of memory will constantly bring us joy. Never to be forgotten arc such highlights as the Junior Prom, school plays, ball games, our many parties. Most lasting of all arc the friendships we make and the achievements which lead us to graduation and out into the world. —12—

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To the student leaders may be credited the responsibility of providing a year of activities beginning with traditional Mapic Canyon Day and terminating with the handing of the College Key to the leaders of a new year; and, in the course of events, assuring to every student an opportunity to participate in any of a number of school activities. Although confronted with many problems — operating under a reduced budget, planning student socials, arranging for assemblies and activities to provide maximum enjoyment to everyone concerned — the student body leaders of 1949-50 willingly accepted the duties of student government and successfully led the college through the struggles of the year. An outstanding achievement of the year was the Intermountain Junior College Goodwill Conference, directed by Snow College leaders. Among the accomplishments emerging from weekly council meetings was the adoption of a standard school sweater. —11—

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Helen Rasmussen FAIRVICW 1£010 gj: eniors Glen Stubos EPHRAIM Richard Harmer PAYSON Beverly Leavitt ANNAOCLLA Patsy Schofield SPRING CITY Arla Nielson MORONI S. Garnell Blackham MORONI Thora Christensen CTHflAIM Orel Mikkelsen EPHRAIM Frank Tidwell GRCCNRIVCR Burnell Sorenson KOOfiHARCM —13—