Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

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victories and defeats must be accepted in the that comprise the gayer aspects of college lift many friendly games and activities A college is more than a plot of ground, equipped buildings, and people. It is a Cosmos in which there is living — intense, diverse, and purposeful. Here Youth accepts the wisdom of the ages and visualizes realistically new worlds to conquer. It laughs and plays, tastes victories and defeats, gives freely of its skills in diverse ways, and prepares to grapple with the challenges of a complex world. The staff of this SNOWONIAN hopes that some of the multiple facets of the Snow College Cosmos during 1952-53 have been herein recorded as reminders of the year.

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 The Noyes Building has, for almost a half century, been the center of the college Cosmos. It is a symbol of the durable ideals that activate Snow. Mysteries of life and the universe have motivated centuries of searching. In the laboratories and lecture rooms, students are introduced to the knowledge accumulated in this endless quest. n

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Miss Phillips has, for more than a quarter of a century, dedicated her keen and versatile mind, her untiring energy, and her genius for fellowship to the youth of Snow College. The Spirit of the Master is manifest in her services. She is ever the Good Samaratin ; always she is willing and eager to go the second mile . Seldom are her efforts limited by contract, clock, or calendar. She leads; she demands and inspires others to lead. Hers is an uncanny way of finding what each of her students most needs or can best do. Hers is the art of giving herself, frequently and ardently, to the task of helping make more successful, useful, or outstanding, the work of her students and fellow workers. She has helped to inspire, shape and record Snow's achievements, character and traditions. She has been and is our teacher, challenger, counselor, friend. Fern Y. Marshall