Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

The Associated Students of Snow College Ephraim, Utah Volume 36 -2- The search for NEW HORIZONS may be the quest for personal understanding of already accepted knowledge the social protest anainst ignorance, individual or collective the probing by incisive minds for comprehension of the now unknown The search for NEW HORIZONS towards technological mastery may take form on the drawing boards on the assembly lines on the proving grounds The search for NEW HORIZONS includes the study of man as man the artistic expression of his creative urges the communication of his thoughts and aspirations the interpretation of an age to the makers of that age. -8- The attainment of NEW HORIZONS depends on the development of man himself through discovery and training of his potentials through understanding of his heritage through his learning to become a social being throuah his contributing to the betterment of mankind. Director J. Elliot Cameron As a member of A Family of Institutions — Utah State Agricultural College and its Branches — Snow College during the past year has realized its new horizons. As an institution of higher education, it has enlarged its professional services to youth and the communities. Under the direct leadership of Director J. Elliot Cameron, who came to the Campus July I, there has been an increased awareness of the traditions that have nurtured this institution and projection of new areas for development. The visits from President Chase, members of the staff from Logan Campus, and members of the Board of Trustees have enriched the local offerings, have built confidences, and have given direction for future attainments. t -10- faculty Doris Larsen Secretary to Director Lee R. Thompson Business Manager Gladys Takasaki Secretary to Business Manager Ruth C. Olsen Library Journalism Fred Allred Registrar English Floyd S. Holm Division Chairman Education and Social Sciences Goldie Olsen Assistant in Foods Fonda Stout Manager Bookstore J. Edwin Jensen Supervisor Building Maintenance Fred Bailey Assistant Supervisor Building Maintenance -1 1- Dr. Hans Reed Christensen Division Chairman Exact Sciences Afton Hansen Division Chairman Agriculture and Life Sciences Joseph W. Crane Speech, Drama LaVar Jensen Piano Gordon Van Epps Supervisor on Experiment Farm Winnie H. Clark Women's Counsellor Physical Education Clayton Stout Automotive Trades A. leRoy Swenson Music Helen Durrant Home and Family Living Ray H. Gleave Director L.D.S. Institute of Religion Farrin L. Mangelson Chemistry Robert Stoddard Agriculture Football -12- Ross P. Findlay Dean of Students Social Science Lucy A. Phillips Division Chairman Humanities A. Russell Gray languages English Rulcn Peterson Mathematics GJen AWston Division Chairman Business Harry A. Dean Music Glen F. Clark Physical Education Merritt E. Bradley Nellie Ray Division Chairman Secretarial Science Industrial and Vocational Education Fred Y. Takasaki Art -13- President Daryl Chase President of Utah State Agricultural College and its Branches. 7radices Alma Sonne — Vice Chairman Logan, Utah LeGrand Richards — Chairman Salt Lake City, Utah Lamont F. Toronto, Secy, of State Salt Lake City, Utah -14- 'Soa ut l. Mark Neuberger Secretary Logan, Utah George D. Clyde Salt Lake City, Utah Glen Garrett Ogden, Utah R. J. Potter Garland, Utah Newell V. Sanders Kaysville, Utah Charles R. Hunter Cedar City, Utah Fern B. Ercanbrack Provo, Utah Henry R. Hurren Logan, Utah Eve S. Ashton Vernal, Utah Carl W. Petersen Price, Utah -15- R. Earl Dillman Roosevelt, Utah E. O. Muir Salt Lake City, Utah -16- Student @ouucii Student Body President BONNIE HAMILTON Under the leadership of the Executive Council, Snow College activities were directed and carried out, always successfully. At the beginning of Winter Quarter, Bonnie Hamilton became Student body President, upon the departure of John Davis. Student Body President JOHN M. DAVIS First Vice President Second Vice President La Rcc Anderson Molly Tucker Secretary Maurine Ivory Seated: Osral B. Allred, Snowonian Editor; Deanna Lichtenstein, Forensic Manager. Standing: Arlie Fowles, Correspondent Manager; David Paulson, Snowdrift Editor. 17 -18- —20— SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Doneal Thompson, President; Audrey Hermansen, Vice President; Roger Ditlevsen, President, who replaced Doneal as President Spring quarter. Standing: Lillian Kondo, Secretary. Snow College is host of Intermountain Junior College Good Will Conference. -21- John M. Davis Spanish Fork Arline Fowles Rue Nielson Mt. Pleasant Ephraim Ronald Thompson Manti Gary K. Hatfield Ephraim Deanna Lichtenstein Brigham City Gloria Doke Ephraim Evelyn Faye Davis Spanish Fork -22 - Kent Alder Ephraim Jarold Burton Mt. Pleasant Jerald Vance Fairview Gerald Jorgensen Ephraim LaRcc Anderson Manti Bonnie B. Jensen Gunnison Osral B. Allred Provo Robert Kelson Ephraim -23- Larry Osborne Fairview Gwen Jensen Fairview Molly Tucker Ephraim Sherman Sirate Spring City Doncal Thompson Malad, Idaho Jay Dailey Gunnison Gwcniverc Last Gunnison Maurine Ivory Springville -24- John Bishoff McCammon, Idaho Carole Mumford Mi. Pleasant Douglas Lund Manfi Lowell Budge Malad, Idaho Keith Bradley Sterling Audrey Hermansen Ephraim Reva Hatch Manfi Dennis Mower Fairview -25- Gene Henrie Payson Vanoy Hansen Spring City Bonnie Hamilton Fairview Reuben Christensen Gunnison Stanley Anderson Ephraim Colleen Caldwell Salt Lake City Douglas Lamb Wales Alma Carlisle Manti -26- John Hougaard Manti Vaun Mickelson Manti Robert Okada Eleele, Kauai, Hawaii David L. Paulson Ephraim Connie J. Justeson Mt. Pleasant Lillian Kondo Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii William Quist Salt Lake City Phil Beck Gunnison -27- Merrill Broadhead Nephi Ramon Wilkey Nephi Kathryn Carlston Fairview Marcia Fillmore Spanish Fork Jessie B. Schofield Spring City Diane Dayton Spanish Fork Clair Green Moroni Thomas O. Allred Spring City -28- John Smith Malad, Idaho John Embley Gunnison Dorothy Jean Anderson Ephraim Beverly Graham Fairview Joyce Johnson Manti Arda Ann Hansen Centerfield Virgil Peterson Fairview Thomas Opfar Elizabeth, Pennsylvania -29- Owen Jensen Ephraim Maud Christensen Ephraim Zane Kay Wall Altamont Ray Christensen Salina Elson Hyatt Elsinore Ralph Green Moroni Lindsay Carlisle Manti Russell Gray Ephraim 30- Jerry K. Draper Fountain Green Sibyl O. Bessey Ephraim Gary Taylor Aurora Ronald Blain Gowers Nephi Noel Reese Roy Eldon Moore Ephraim -31- Freshman class officers: Blaine Bradford, President; Kaye Anderson, Secretary, Janet Ockey, Vice-President. -34- 0J,ie 6 ne«t Louis G. Tervort Payson Russell Larson Ephraim Elaine N. Reid Ephraim Blaine Bradford Spanish Fork Darwin Christiansen Lava Hot Springs, Idaho Mary Esther Thomas Spanish Fork David Kjar Manti Mark Steele Nephi Bonnie Merriam Manti Gordon K. Madsen Spring City Gordon R. Staker Mt. Pleasant -36- Janet Benson Mt. Pleasant Robert D. Strate Spring City Kaye Anderson Moroni Peter Hafcn Mt. Pleasant Sandra Kay Lay Mt. Pleasant John Monsen Mt. Pleasant Boyd Goble Ephraim laRae Phillips Springvillc Morris Hodson Ephraim Janice Broadhead Ncphi —37— John E. Roberts Goshen %e4Ame t Brent Sorenson Downey, Idaho Marlin LeVon Sorensen Gunnison Glen Larsen Ephraim Vera Larsen Manti -38- Reganna D. Opfar Richfield Scoff Durfcy Tcasdale Miriam Kondo Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii Roger Sorensen Mt. Pleasant Janet Ockey Ncphi Mark Chrisfensen Moroni Michael Embley Gunnison Murry Taylor Gunnison Olcfa Larsen Bicknell Janith Bishop Delta -39- June Dutson Delta Clarence Kay Savage Annabclla Terry Christensen Downey, Idaho Roger Ogden Richfield -40- Sandra Christiansen Mayfield Mark Bailey Fountain Green Sandra Michaclson Van Nuys, Calif. Michael Erickson Monroe Audrey Hansen Mayfield Richard Nielson Ephraim Norma Squires Gunnison Harry Opfar Elizabeth, Penna. Calvin A. Peterson Mt. Pleasant Earnest T. Ito Lahaina, Naui, Hawaii -41 — Rula Thomson Ephraim Andrew Kellett Fountain Green Ronald Jensen Monroe Gary Nielson Gunnison Arlo Mitchell Spanish Fork Marcia Peterson Ephraim -42- Edna J. Grcgerson Gunnison Bruce Nielson Fountain Green Janell Blain Spring City Ronald Shelley Mt. Pleasant Janet Shand Manti Richard Cahoon Moroni Carrie Ann Newstrom Payson Reed Christensen Moroni Blaine Keller Norwalk, California Kathryn Smith Manti —43— Joleen Arnoldsen Moroni David L. Hafen Mt. Pleasant Byron Wilkey Nephi Kaye Blackett Springville Dennis Gordon Brigham City Lee J. Anderson Manti -44- Dan Ray Williams Spanish Fork LaDawn Okerlund Salina James Edwards Gunnison Roger Jensen Mayfield Harold Wind Delta Thomas J. Rees Wales Gaye Larsen Mapleton Grant Stevens Ephraim Roger Sorensen Mt. Pleasant Glenna Warren Mapleton -45- Garth Baker Tcasdalc Marlin laVon Sorenson Gunnison Colleen Clark Spring City Thomas Anderson Manti Helen Rasmussen Ephraim Sandra Jorgensen Ephraim Eleanor Shelby Brigham City Darrell Kitchen Orem Nedra Riddle Fairview Jerry L. Brown Manti Gcraldene H. Bailey Ephraim Don N. Bunker Delta DelRay Johansen Ml. Pleasant Carolyn Reid Manti Carl Rasmussen Fountain Green Sharon Miller Vernal -47- Merilyn Anderson Manli Douglas Larsen Manli 7%earned- Lynn Hullinger Roosevelt Roger Burnside Mt. Pleasant Douglas Bjerregaard Mayfield Faye Blackham Moroni -48- Virginia Candland Mt. Pleasant Jacob Jay Keller Manti Gay Sparks Ephraim Myron Crawford Orem Halene Tidwell Mt. Pleasant Jack F. Bushman Mt. Pleasant Edwin Wheeler Fairview Maxine Brotherson Mt. Pleasant Donald Proctor Spanish Fork Eula Ann Hansen Fairview -49- Gene Yardlcy Gunnison Walter Hanks Grover Rex Ivory Fountain Green Boyd Gymon Moroni Marie Cooper Vernal -50- Norma Johnson Manti Paul Morris Thompson Ephraim Suzanne Hickenlooper Salt Lake City Mary Thompson Ephraim Karen Hunsaker Honeyville Gayle Thursby Ephraim Dayle Marie Stoker Spanish Fork Verl Jensen Spring City Kathryn Sorensen Richfield Gwen Childs Monticello -51- -54- ’7% zfeCe (fatupM, 72cuf. 'Tftafite -56- (2 CCC 'Woeful uacA -57- Founders Day Queen Gwen Jensen Attendants Janet Ockey Maurine Ivory First Place Homecoming Float Girls' Dorm Cheerleaders: Diane Dayton, Kathryn Carlston, Audrey Hansen. -58- -59- One of the major achievements for Campus expansion this year was the completion of the arrangements for a residence hall for women. During the year, the problems of financing the structure had involved many as sponsors of fund raising projects. Banks, the Non-Profit Corporation, and contributing individuals and groups finally supplemented the authorized Federal loan, so that the contract for the enterprise could be set. It was a great day in the forward march of Snow College. The students of this year rejoiced in the purchase of the site, the clearing of the grounds, and the beginning of the foundation. Some expect to return as the first occupants. -61- Mark Steele Blaine Keller Gary Shurtliff Doneal Thompson Full-Back Full Back Guard Half Back Bob Cox Jay Johnson Don Barney John Davis Half Back Quarter-Back Guard Full-Back -64- 0?ood M Larry Boyer Tackle John Roberts Full-Back Marrion Johnson Center Ronald Creer Full-Back Richard Cahoon Half-Back Vergil Peterson Tackle 65 Blain Bradford Dan Spencer End Center Rolland Robertson Lowell Budge Half-Back End John Bishoff End Dennis Gordon Quarter Back Don Bunker Guard Gene Henry Tackle -66- Clark Osterguard Tackle John Smith Center Darrel Kitchen Bill Tremble Guard End Allen Taylor Darwin Christensen Guard End -67- Lynn Hullinger Center Koze Hallows Guard Roger Utley George Wilkey Guard Forward John Stevens Lowell Budge Center Guard CM CtbzCt Walter Hanks Forward Roger Ditlevsen Forward -69- cte ethzil Lillian Kondo, President; Glenna Warren, Vice-President; Maurine Ivory, Drill Master; Kay Blackett, Sec. Treas.; Janith Bishop, Drill Master. -71- Oscar Creer, George Wilkey, Douglas Larsen, Vergil Petersen, Morris Hodson. b Ray Christensen. David Kjar, Duane Sudweeks, Fred Williams, Coach L. R. Thompson. -72- First row: Joel Sperry, Louis Tervort, Boyd Guymon. Second row: Blaine Bradford, Owen Jensen, Michael Embley, Koze Hallows, Gordon Kelson. Third row: Roger Ditlevsen, Lowell Budge, John Ockey, Gary Taylor, Brent Sorensen, Blair Bradford. Bradford Twins Janet Bishop, Secretary; Gwenivere Last, President; LaRae Anderson, Activity; Janet Benson, Vice-President. j4. 20. S. A.W..S. Paul Thompson, Activity; John Smith, Presi dent; Boyd Goble, Vice President. Thomas Allred William Quist Grant Stevens Noel E. Rees eancCed Lynn Hullinger Maud Christensen tin l iew 'Tieut Donat “7 C Ante Sciences 70. i. 4. Gwen Jensen, Secretary and Treasurer; Beverly Graham, President; Kathy Carlston, Vice-President. Arlo Despain, Vice President; Vergil Peterson, President; Lowel Budge, Secretary Treasurer. V zlevttuie Dattcc VALENTINE QUEEN: Dorothy Jean Anderson William Quist, President of Sigma Delta Lamba Chi, Omega Chapter. Colleen Caldwell Audrey Hermansen Deanna Lichtenstein Gwenivere Last Virginia Candland Nedra Riddle Dorothy Anderson Maurine Ivory Sandra Jorgensen Rula Thompson Arline Fowles Owen Jensen Calvin Peterson Roger Sorensen David Kajar Darrell Kitchen Douglas Christensen Jay Christensen Stanly Anderson Snowdrift Staff: Front row, Edna Greigerson, LaRae Phillips, Reva Hatch, Janet Benson, Carole Mumford, Deanna Lichtenstein, LaRee Anderson. Back row: Joyce Johnson, Gary Hatifield, David Kjar, Miss Phillips, advisor. -82- Snowonian Staff: Seated, Joyce Johnson, Janet Benson. Standing: Dennis Mower, Gary Hatfield. Absent: Roger Utley, Robert Kelson. -83- S uMenA Carole Mumford, President; Janet Benson, Vice President; LaRae Phillips, Secretary; David Kjar, Treasurer. Richard Cahoon, Deanna Lichtenstein, Merilyn Anderson, David Paulson. Richard, Deanna, Merilyn, and Dave represented Snow College in the various debate tournaments this year. Their achievements brought honor, goodwill, and recognition to Snow College. - 84- Hilmer Peterson, Supt. of Maintenance. -85- Valedictorian David Paulsen —86— -U3 “PicUd cuid ‘pcutctf -87- 'MJomea - 88- 7 TWittyiete- ‘T Cc ncf. -89- Sheryl Whitlock, President Kay Blacket, Vice President Arda Ann, Secretary -90- ytUtcU 7 Dvim -91- 'Wittten 92- Jerald Vance, President Dennis Mower, Vice President LaRee Anderson, Act. Manager 93- -94- LET US ALL GATHER -96- -97- EPHRAIM CITY Home of Snow College welcomes you to year-around swimming -98- 'Tttcutti c ii teA4MtevL 'd- rfteAciatiwi FROM THESE HALLS OF LEARNING the students of Manti High School have entered Snow College, where they have established an enviable record in many fields. We are proud of the high standards they have set and of the College that has in turn, contributed to the cultural standards of our community. F. S. CARPENTER AND SON DON'S BARBER SHOP NELLS MOTOR CO. HARMON'S BRADLEY'S A.G. FOOD STORE SERVICE CLEANERS AND TAILORS MANTI HOME SUPPLY TEMPLE CITY SERVICE BUCHANAN MORTUARY OTTESON CLEANERS MANTI CITY BANK MANTI GARAGE CO. STRINGHAM FEED MIILS CHIEF PONTIAC CO. MANTI MESSENGER JENSEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE RICK'S CAFE LADIES STYLE SHOP MANTI LUMBER CO. ELLIOTT’S PHARMACY MERRIAM'S GROCERY STAN'S CONFECTIONERY KAROT KOUNTY JEWELERS SIMMONS FURNITURE HARDWARE CONOCO SERVICE MANTI APEX HATCHERY MANTI GROCERY MANTI HOTEL AND CAFE HAROLD'S CAFE -99- MANTI CITY extends congratulations to SNOW COLLEGE -100- CHRISTY'S MARKET YOUNG'S REXALL DRUG Richfield, Utah Gunnison, Utah Fairview, Utah SEVIER SCHOOL LOWRY'S CAFE SUPPLY Richfield, Utah Mt. Pleasant, Utah CARLISLE MANUFACTURING CO. Manti, Utah ANDERSON'S RADIO APPLIANCE Cheerful Service LEE'S VARIETY The place to go when you want More for your Money ADAM'S STUDIO Richfield, Utah -102- BUCK'S SPORTING GOODS Richfield, Utah LARUE'S FLORAL Flowers for All Occasions1 AT 3 4371 Ephraim DAIRY QUEEN The Cone with the Curl on Top NIELSEN APPLIANCE and ELECTRIC AT 3-4371 Ephraim DIRECTOR J. ELLIOT CAMERON As another year goes into the pages of the glorious history of Snow College, we have had a most successful time together. In our first year as a strictly collegiate institution we have been constantly amazed at our continued growth. The year has been one of constant challenge and achievement. As you view the pages of this book which has captured a fleeting moment of happiness through photography, we hope you will recall with pride your part in the program of activities and events. Intermixed with the memory of social events you have grown in your capacity to accept the responsibilities of the society in which we live. As Bulwer has said, Books are but waste paper unless we spend in action the wisdom we get from thought. Let's keep a bit of humor in The corner of the mind. It helps to curb the deadly sin of being smug, we'll find; If pokes rare fun at petty pride And little shams we've made By taking common sense aside To see them on parade. It keeps a twinkle in the eye For all the human race, And smiles a little on the sly For showing us our place! -104- 0