Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1958 volume:

is the threshold of an exciting, space age -an on-rushing, nuclear-age of satellites, missiles, rockets great international apprehensions and tensions a hovering threat of tyranny and oppression — —out of which will evolve a civilization of vastly changed social patterns availing ourselves of rich opportunities for a broad, liberal education developing innate intellectual capacities to their greatest potential assigning for ourselves, clear-cut progressive goals and striving diligently to make our anticipations realities A the future will be a Golden Age of Opportunity a continuous search for peace and prosperity an endless quest of self-discovery development of latent skills and interests a search for a fuller concept of life's most significant values a recognizing and profiting from the errors of the past I I Guides bring vision to the great enterprise of daily education for the new era Daryl Chase President Utah State University and its Branches Education substitutes for the fear of the unknown, the challenge to understand ewell V. Sanders Fern S. Ercanback Alma Sonne L. Mark Nueberger Lamonf F. Toronto Kaysville Vice Chairman Chairman Secretary Sec'y of State Provo Logan Logan Salt Lake City Joseph RosenbI; Salt Lake City Together they formulate policies and prepare blueprints of institutional needs and growth Moroni “ N. Marsden Cedar City D. Bennie Schmiett Roosevelt L. Glen Garrett Kaysville Eve S. Ashton Vernal Henry R. Hurren Logan R. J. Potter Garland J. Elliott Cameron Director of Snow College Education i$ a constant process of evaluating experience and goals. The moderators in this appraisal are progressive campus and classroom educators who help the learners to discover themselves in their world and to approach with confidence the dawning age. 1 5 Reed Christensen airman. Division iy$ical Sciences id Mathematics Nellie Ray Chairman, Division of Business Floyd S. Holm Chairman, Division Education and Social Science Lucy A. Phillips Chairman, Division of Humanities Merritt E. Bradley Chairman, Division of Industrial and Vocational Education Ross Findlay Registrar and Dean of Students Winnie Clark Ladies Physical Education and Women's Counselor Afton Hansen Chairman, Division of Agriculture and Life Sciences Ruth Olsen Librarian Lee R Thompson Business Manager Fred Allred English A. Russell Gray Marlene Hatton Modern languages Home and Family living Farrin 1. Mangelson Chemistry Joseph W. Crane Speech Harry A. Dean Music Ray Gteave Director of IDS Institute of Religion Robert Stoddard Animal Husbandry • u Darwin Woodbury Physical Education M. David Chugg Music LaVar Jenson Piano (albert K. Jensen ness Administration mI Clayton Stout Automotive Technology Fred Bailey Custodian, Building and Grounds Goldie Olsen Cafeteria Hilmer Peterson Superintendent Building and Groi Gordon Van Epps Agronomy Ross Smart Extension Vetinarian Gladys Takasaki E. Ivan Aider Secretary to Treasurer Maintenance, Building and Grounds Kaye Anderson, first vice president; Gordon Staker, president; Walter Hanks, second vice president; Sandy Michaelson, secretary . To the stream of tradition, they add an interpretation of the present. Standing L to R: Dean Powell, AMS; John Sampson, Gaye Larson, dorm representatives; laDawn Okerlund, AWS; Bonnie C. Hansen, REAH; Ross Findlay, adviser; Anitra Montague, Gold Key; Bob Curtis, Alpha Delta; Julie Nielsen, Freshmen; Nedra Riddle, Omega IDS; Carolyn Reid, Sophomores; Paul Hoover, cottages; Larry Bessey, Freshmen. Seated L to R: Michael Embley, S Club; Kathryn Smith, editor Snowonian; Audrey Hansen, cheermaster; Sandy Michaelson, secretary; Walter Hanks, second vice president; Gordon Staker, president; Kaye Anderson, first vice president; LaRae Phillips, forensic mgr.; Halene Tidwell, WAA; James Edwards, editor Snowdrift. 1 o Novices in the laboratory of life prepare for vital roles in the ever changing society To the questing mind, the now unknown becomes commonplace To the creative mind, the now unattainable becomes a reality Roger M. Sorensen Mt. Pheasant Glen W. Larsen Ephraim Halene Tidwell Mt. Pleasant James L. Henrie Lyman Ephraim — � «ncis Spanish Fork James S. Edwards Gunnison Audrey Hansen Mayfield Paul M. Thompson Ephraim Blair R. Bradford Spanish Fork Janice Broadhead Nephi Mark W. Christensen Moroni Janet Ockey Nephi Gerald C King Springville Arthur A. Anderson Malad, Idaho Mablono C. Mahono Peach Springs, Arizona Garth Baker Teasdale Sue Anno Andorson Ephraim Larry C. Boyor Salt Lake City Russell Larson Ephraim Marion K. Johnson Pleasant Grove Marie N. Sandors Gunnison Richard T. Paxman Nephi La Dawn Okorlund Salina Ronald J. Shelley Ira C. Beal Eula Ann Hansen Andrew R. Kellett Anne Bramwell Mt. Pleasant Fountain Green Fairview Fountain Green Spanish Fork fnU til J_L « rhnson Richard «So n, ’°°n 10 Je n Morten, Ephra,rn,en « iVo oun afn 7 Green “ MSS— Ru £ T � « «p« tew, «s. Kr- “‘l' Un., Wngvilfo Gene Yardley Sibyl O. Bessey Blaine B. Keller Beverly G. Staker David L- Kjar Gunnison Ephraim Norwalk, California Fountain Green Manti Darwin Christiansen Downey, Idaho Anita Montague Payson Blaine J. Bradford Spanish Fork Kaye Anderson Moroni Jerry Brow. Manti John Ml. Pp ° “ r‘Qasartt C'r°!yn ei, Maritj D'nnB H; G°' � °r'9hdm Moro Jo,eer,a � w„. D r8' - Kitchen Vrem Am ‘ F,u 'vloron Do“8'« l. .n Mdnti ■a Nedra Riddle Fairview Larry G. Me Ctellan Riverton Virginia A. Candland Mt. Pleasant Gary L. Shurtliff Clearfield G. David Hunt Roosevelt Edna J. Gregerson Gunnison Del Ray D. Johansen Mt. Pleasant Dean B. Powell Pleasant Grove oft - Lynn E- Hullinger Roosevelt Weldon V. Christenson Fayette °Yd E. Gob , Ephraim J� nifh Bishop Hinkley Kenneth Coon Ephraim U Rae Phillips Eprlngville John 8. Guymon Moroni Morris A. Hodson Springville Vers A. Larsen Manti Gordon R. Kelson Nephi Sheryl Lee Whiilook MSyfield Louis G. Tervort Payson jO— Ronald B. Jensen Jacob J. Keller Suzanne Hickenlooper Rodney R. Anderson Stephen M. Nielson Monroe Manti Mt. Pleasant Gunnison Monticello John o. Hephi Ocfcei Douglas R. Lamb Ephraim Dou0 as F. b l,n?y - Lund tphrairr, $ nd y Mich Lee j. Mantf rton ,ch e' � ■ fau Gunni$on ey Glen L- Beer provo Thomas J. Rees Wales erj yn Alan '”’ icknel? ' The roots of the present are deep in the past An understanding of that past makes the future meaningful-attainable, it dispells the darkness of the unknown Julie Nielson Vice President Elaine Hansen Secretary Larry T Bessey President Grant IV. Mogle Manti John G. Burnside Fairview Deanna Hansen Lehi W. Eugene Cox Ephraim Roger F. Lesson Fairview G. LaRell Faatz Sterling Julie M. Shelley Mt Pleasant Dean L. Buchanan Manti i sen d Gerald M. Armstrong Ephraim Thomas L. Jensen Ephraim F. Bert Lamb Salem Jim Bishoff McCammon, Idaho Wesley Whitlock Cecil M. Gowers Key L. Mclff Msnti Nephi Sterling Cora Lee Lyman Centerfield Dan Morrison Downey, Idaho Earl Simpson Salt lake City Margaret M- Johnson Fairview Joseph C. Houston Spanish Fork Mary C. Thompson Ephraim Rowe L. Harris Spanish Fork Robert D. I AAanti Linds Whitney Springysilte Joseph L. Morrison Downey, Idaho Kent T. Larson Spanish Fork Kay Hansen Lake City Sherrill L Tidwell Moroni John Lee Stenfcer Mayfield Phillip Johnson Steven D. Johnson Mantl Fountain Green Malcolm C. McDonald Orem Jo Ann Losser Spanish Fork Larry T. Bossey AAanti Vem Budge Malad, Idaho Helen Price Wales Robert Curtis Springville Carl R. Tilby Santaquin Robert Young Mt. Pleasant Core Leah Hansen Fountain Green Robert Liston Springville Phyllis Thompson Ephraim Stanley Davis Richfield Frank Weaver Grace, Idaho Roberta Larson AAanti Robert A. Peterson Gunnison Patricia Ann TuHis Salt Lake City Sithiabha Abhakara Bandkok. Thailand Maynard Stenberg Jeanne Grotegut Mayfield Spanish Fork John P. Sampson Richfield Hazel A. Dalby Levan Glen A, Olsen Spanish Fork I Gail R. Madsen Salina C. Paul Ogden Richfield Earl C. Watsen Bell Garden, California Marcia A- Christensen Moroni Edward B Hunt Ma nti Julie A. Nielson Ephraim Andrew Christensen Ephraim Nedrs A. Christensen Ephraim Nolan J. Young Mt. Pleasant Floyd G- Jensen Axfe Nelma J. Gates Mich Shio Gunnison Brigham Eton Mangeison Ephraim Morris Caldwell Centerfield Duane J. Kelson Moroni Robert M■ Buchanan Venice Barry I. Fillmore Spanish Fork Sandra Paulsen Ephraim N. Stephen Rowley Duchesne Carolyn McArthur Mt Pleasant Karl J. Christiansen Mayfield Alan B. Burgess Selina Dixie Lee Hansen Fairview Nolan W. Giles Bicknell John V. Robbins Stone, Idaho I. Arlan Rasmussen Fairview Lee Ann Schaerrer Payson Max L. Howard Nephi r i Elsie L. Perrett Manti Val Gene Chappoll Bicknell « Gary R. Norman Mt Pleasant Tom L. Simper Saline Robert Jay Simpson Mt Pleasant Peter A- Danzig Salt Lake City Allan Jensen Moroni Linnsy Peterson Moroni Andy Peterson Mt. Pleasant Jean Reid Ephraim KaH Rae Richens Pleasant Grove Oscar Taylor Lyman Darlene Johnson Spanish Fork Johnny Butt Pleasant Grove Rita J. Anderson Reno, Nevada Robert Boardman Provo Shauna Ann Jensen Sigurd David Cioward Mapleton Elaine Hansen Mayfield Tommy Tucker Mt. Pleasant I Dale S. Hanberg Altamont Ida Louise Mortensen Ephraim M. Paul Hoover Payson Rosalie Schofield Spring City Robert D. Reay AltonaH ) e I. Smethurst Shirley J. Thompson Austin E. Collar Richard A. Barker Payson Spanish Fork Culver City, Calif. Mapleton Gay Dene Harmon Nephi Leon Hurst Provo Mona Rae Laramie Manti Don I. Harding Malad, Idaho Shirley Barney Spanish Fork. Joseph L. Mangum BickneU Delbert Christensen Downey, Idaho Donna Thompson Fair view Richard N. Talbot Oak City Shannon T. Whitlock AAanti Von J- Hek r L. McDonald Orem Bonnie C. Hansen Ephraim Leon Young Brigham City Gayle Thursby Ephraim Spanish Wayne 8. May W. Rex Lancaster Brigham Afton, Wyoming Kent £• Nielson Springville Lloyd F. Hunsaker Smoot, Wyoming Gerry B. Paulson Redmond Jerold I. Seely Mt. Pleasant Howard M. Roper Jr. Salem Marjorie Armstrong Ephraim Ronald K. Boren Sandy Larry Peterson Moroni Morris R. I(Varren Mapleton Patricia J. Plummer Ephraim Lamont C. Ellett Fremont Robert Buchanan Venice Barney L Erickson Spring City Robert Button Richfield Dale W. Seamons Spanish Fork Paul M- Andrews Sunnyside Karolyn Draper Moron Walter F. Hurst AAapleton Sammy A. Christiansen Mayfield Lars Jensen Manti Kenley A. Christiansen Robert f. Larson Mayfield Manti Waynard M- Jenson Gunnison Wayne D. Nilsen Spanish Fork Kay S. Mortensen Ephraim Karl D. Van Dyke Lyman Roger D. Jorgensen Manti W. John Christianser Mayfield D. Ned Shelly Mt. Pleasant William C. Stringham Manti Joan 1. Barentsen Mt. Pleasant Charles E. Nielson Ephraim P. William Blackham Manti Kayle E. Moriey Moroni Jane M. Peterson Richfield Douglas L. Bessey Ephraim Joseph C. Breinholt Ephraim Paul E. Christensen Fairview John G. Hacking Vernal Joan Phillips Mt. Pleasant Doyle O. Allen Duchesne tAmrgie L. Clsrk Centerfield Richard F. Gordon Brigham Judith ChateUin Sait Lake City Richard A. Korth Brigham Lennar Jorgensen Ephraim Larry J. Morley Manti nt C. Peterson Gunnison Boyd Keisel Ephraim Ned Christensen Redmond Marlin D. Bjerregaard Ephraim Glen L. Foote Nephi Phillip « Whitney Springvilie t. Uoyd Wiikey Nephi Elma Rae Swenson Orem Rex E. Davis Duchesne i. Wayne W Stephen Lovell Oak City Faye Peterson Centerfield M. Keith Bunnell Spring City Gary R- Losscr Bert L. Sparks Spanish Fork Nephi Reqktwtim Students, decked with pencils and schedules, pondered their prospective year's classes. Students were to be found all about the campus — in lines before councilor's chambers, at the book-stalls, and at the treasurer's window to pay fees — poised on steps for a moment of relaxation before a new try at the never-ending lines. A trip to the book store was imperative for each student to establish his credit and to count pennies with Mrs. Stout after purchasing his books. A forecast of a year of good entertainment was seen as Freshmen exhibited their talents during an evening get-together. Many of the Freshmen created their first big splash at Ephraim's modern, indoor swimming pool. Early birds found the Snow College population eating their fill at the annual chuck wagon breakfast, which was cooked and served by members of the faculty prior to registration. Representations of campus life and spirit were abundant in the Homecoming Parade. Scribblers Club took top honors. The peak of excitement was reached as the crowd cheered Snow's victory over C S U at the football game. Enthusiasm was high at the annual Homecoming Program as Sandy AAichaelson was crowned queen. Together with her two attendants — Jeanne Grotegut and Shannon Whitlock — she reigned over the festivities. Jeanne Grotegut. Sandy Michaelson, Shannon Whitlock i Ca iujG'Hi Hike Feast-and-fun was the motto of all participants at Maple Canyon Outing. The day was complete with hiking, volley ball, program, and eats . Frolic in the snow brought forth many sculptures during Snow Carnival Week. The affair was climaxed by the Snow Prom. Sherril Tidwell was crowned Snow Queen by Don Barney, Sophomore class president, and Dean Powell, AMS president. Sandy Jorgensen and Karolyn Draper were _ attendants. ' % J •S Clark Ostergaard co-captain tackle Robert Stoddard Darwin Woodbury Darrel Kitchen main coach backfield coach co aptain guard Delbert Christensen fullback Roger Lasson halfback Sheldon Smith tackle Paul Hoover halfback Allen Taylor guard Wayne May tackle Richard Korfh guard John Burnside end Darwin Christensen end Dale Smethurst halfback Virgil Bair halfback Louis Tervort center Don Harding halfback Marion Johnson tackle Blaine Bradford end Richard Gordon end Rex Lancaster center Blaine Keller fullback Vern Budge quarterback Joe Morrison guard Bruce Oman center Lloyd Hunsaker guard Jim Kimber tackle Larry Boyer tackle Don Barney guard Gary Shurtliff tackle John Robbins guard Mich Shio halfback Dan Morrison guard Leon Young fullback Michael Embley halfback Arnel Winters guard Darwin Woodbury coach Douglas Larsen forward Clifford Childs center Roger Kay Hansen forward Wayne Nielson center Vern Budge guard Steve Nielson center John Ockey forward Frank Driggs forward Gail Madsen guard Richard Wheatly forward Arno Jensen forward Walter Hanks forward Top row: Louis Tervort, Howard Roper, Blair Bradford, Blaine Bradford, Andrew Kellett, Mark Bailey. Second row: Boyd Guymon, Jim Bishoff, Joel Sperry, Vern Budge, Sherman Kitchen, Bernell Christensen, John Okey. John Okey, Short Stop; Blair Bradford, Catcher; Joel Sperry, Pitcher; Blaine Bradford, Pitcher. TENNIS: Arnel Winters, Alan Burgess, Frank Driggs, Ray Christensen, David Kjar, Gary Losser. BOXING: Darwin Woodbury, Don Harding. TRACK: Vern Budge SWIMMING MEET: Dixie Francis, Joleen Arnoldsen, Ida Louise Mortensen, Jean Reid, Mabelene Mahone, Nedra Riddle, Karen Hunsaker, Elaine Reid, Merilyn Anderson, Anitra Montague, Linda Whitney, Shannon Whitlock, Audrey Hansen, Dixie Hansen. BASKETBALL: Karen Hunsaker, Virginia Candland, Helene Tidwell, Bonnie Rae Daniels, Jean Reid, Elma Rae Swenson. ARCHERY: Jo Ann Kay, Ida Louise Morfensen. TENNIS: Ida Louise Mortensen, Linnay Petersen, Jane Peterson, Joan Phillips, Cora Hansen. SOFT BALL: Top Row: Deanna Hansen, Elma Rae Swenson, Cora Lee Lyman, Marie Sanders, Hazel Dalby, Le Ann Schaerrer; Second row: Bonnie Rae Daniels, Jean Reid, Elaine Hansen, Linda Whitney. WWVfUMO Roberta Larson, staff; Kathryn Smith, editor; Michael Erickson, business manager. Julie Nielsen, club editor; Darlene Johnson, activities; Dean Powell, photography. Fred Takasaki, art advisor; Ned Shelley, art. Marjorie Armstrong, staff; Edna Gregerson, editorial editor; Barry Fillmore, associate business manager; Joseph W. Crane, adviser. James Edwards, editor. Carolyn McArthur, co-news editor; John Hacking, sports editor; Gwen Childs, reporter. Suzanne Hickenlooper, reporter; Shauna Jensen, society editor; Bonnie C. Hansen, reporter. Edna Gregerson, co-news editor; Ronald Shelley, reporter; Jeanne Grotegut, typist; Lucy Phillips, adviser. 71 dfacJcu sponsored by Alpha Della Club Casf Miss Wells .... Jeanne Groteguf Jonathan Harker Larry Besscy Dr. Seward James Edwards Abraham Van Helsing Robert Curtis R. M. Renfield Kenneth Coon Butterworth ... Lloyd Castlelon Lucy Seward Kathryn Smith Count Draculo Thomas Mack Parry 70 Student Body of Snow College presents December, 1957 Members of the Cast: Jeanne Grotegut, LaRae Phillips, Vera Larsen, Phyllis Thompson, Richard Gordon, Kent Larsen, George Hill, Kathryn Smith, Andrew Christensen, Larry Bessey, Merilyn Anderson, Carolyn Reid, Glen Olsen, 8oyd Goble, Jane Peterson, Larry Boyer, Kaye Anderson, Nolan Giles, Audrey Hansen, Boyd Guymon, Emmy. by Graham Greene January 16, 17 Cast: Dr. Fredrick Basfon Anne Callifer Sara Callifer Mrs. Callifer ....... John Callifer Dr. Kreuzer Lawrence Nielson Joyce Eliason Dotson Kathryn Smith Lila Eccles Brimhall James Edwards ....... Larry Bessey Corner Mrs. Potter Father William Callifer Miss Connolly James Callifer Jacob Keller Nora Mickelson Albert Antrei Elga Larsen Kenneth Coon by Edward Chcdorov Presented May 1 The Cast: Miss Tacher .... Kay Anderson Dr. Krauss ........................ Boyd Goble Alan Coles . ... .......... Larry Bessey Mildred Turner ... Kathryn Smith Grant Cobbler Art Anderson Arthur Turner ..................... Bob Curtis Myra Hagerman Jeanne Groteguf FORENSICS: Gayle Thursby, Virginia Candland, Richard Cahoon, and Charles Hermansen represented Snow Student Body in debate and forensic speech at the invitational meets of Carbon College, University of Utah, and lynfield College in Oregon. RADIO: In their broadcasts over K E P H, Dangerous Dean, Fearless Frank, and Able Art of the Frantic Five brought Snow Student Body to the air waves. Students were in the know not only through the press but also on the air; John Hacking represented the Journalism Class in daily newscast. A iUtCO ESTRANGEMENT FROM THE WORLD Shannon Whitlock LITTLE COQUETTE Janet Ockey, Larry Bessey PASS IN REVERY Merilyn Anderson LOVE OF GWENIVERE Jane Peterson, Merilyn Anderson, Kathryn Smith, Audrey Hansen, Norma Johnson BIZET HAS HIS DAY Gay Dene Harmon, Jane Peterson, Merilyn Anderson, Kathryn Smith, Audrey Hansen Cast Aunt Eller .......... Elon Mangelson Curly ................... Kermit Herd laury .............. Sandra Jorgensen Julie Nielson Ike Skidmore Ronald Jensen Fred ................ Andrew Christensen Slim ....... Lavon Day Cord Elam ............... Roger Lesson Will Parker ...... Jacob Keller Jud Fry Boyd Goble Ado Annie Carnes Phyllis Thompson Ali Hakim William Stringham Ellen Laury in Ballet Janet Ockey Andrew Carnes ............ Alan Burgess Chalmers Curly in Ballet Larry Bessey Chorus Dancers Orchestra Standing: Director David Chugg, Boyd Goble. Seated: Marie Sanders, Julie Nielson, Linda Whitney, Marjorie Armstrong, Harry Dean, Elma Swenson. Back row: Boyd Goble, Ned Jensen, Grant Stevens, Steven Row-ley, Elma Ray Swensen, Gordon Staker, Rex Davis, Vern Budge, Del Ray Symmons, Jim Bishoff, Darwin Christensen. Center row: Tom Anderson, Art Anderson, Peter Danzig, Michael Embly, Frank Weaver, lavon Day, Rowe Harrison, Philip Whitney, George Hill, Lloyd Hunsaker. Front row: Director David Chugg, Sandra Michalson, Margaret Johnson, John Embly, Jerold Seeley, Marlene Hatton, Nolan Giles, Jeanne Grotegut. Professor Harry Dean stepped to the podium once again to conduct the 26fh annual presentation of Handel's The Messiah , December 15. The participation group consisted of the college group vocal classes combined with the membership of the Ephraim Choral Society, totaling approximately 110 voices. Assisting in the accompaniment was Mrs. Maxine Cameron, Mrs. Ethelyn Peterson, Misses Rula Thompson and Margaret Johnson. Solo parts were sung by Elon Mangelson, Julie Nielson, Boyd Goble, Sandra Jorgensen, Mrs. JoAnne Armstrong, Mrs. Melba Armstrong, Mrs. Gladys Dean, Montel Green, Mrs. Bertha Ogden, Alan Green. O') In search for training, one is not alone. Strength is gained from association with fellow seekers. Darrel Kitchen Rita Anderson Larry Bessey Kathryn Smith Kenneth Coon Sandra Jorgensen 8ruce Christensen Rowe Harrison Vera Larsen Audrey Hansen Linnay Peterson Glen Olsen LaRae Phillips Darlene Johnson Earl Watson Elon Mangelson Andrew Christensen Helen Price Lloyd Castleton Phyllis Thompson Lavon Day Marjorie Armstrong James Edwards Hazel Dalby Julie Nielson Jeanne Grofegut Kent Larson Bob Curtis John Sampson Kaye Anderson Gay Dene Harmon Douglas Christensen Barry Fillmore Darrel Kitchen Earl Watsen James Edwards Bruce Christensen Lavon Day Douglas Christenson Von Richie Dale Seamens Robert Button David Kjar Roberta Larson Norma Johnson Virginia Candland Halene Tidwell Merilyn Anderson Marcia Peterson Sandra Jorgenson Anitra Montague Phyllis Thompson Faye Peterson Eton Mangelson Linda Whitney Darlene Johnson Margie Clark LeeAnn Schaerrer Cecil Gowers Judith Chotelain Shannon Whitlock Oleta Larson JoAnn Losser Michael Embley Marion Johnson Dan Morrison Frank Weaver Bruce Oman Allen Taylor Gene Yardley George Wilkey John Robins Roger Lasson Dale Smethursf S CZtcfr- Dean Powell Don Barney Vern Budge Clark Osfergoard Delbert Christensen Darrel Kitchen Jim Bishoff John Ockey Del Rae Simmons Walter Hanks Anitra Montague Virginia Candland Jean Reid Gaye Larsen Cecil Gowers Linda Whitney La Dawn Okerlond Janet Ockey Sandra Michaebon Marjorie A mstrong Hazel Dalby Bonnie C. Hansen Pat Plummer Oleta Larsen Sandra Christiansen Janet Bishop Joieen Arnoldsen Janice Broadhead Julie Nielson Halene Tidwell Shauna Jensen Del Ray Johansen Carolyn McArthur la Rae Phillips James Edwards John Hacking Kaye Anderson George Hill Edna GregersOn AHEA Virginia Candland, second vice president Linnay Peterson first vice president Bonnie C. Hansen, president Rosalie Schofield secretary and treasurer QO LmqiWft CM Douglas Lamb, president Adella Faux, vice president David Kjar, secretary and treasurer Helen Price, program chairman Bu (tti CM Karolyn Draper, secretary; Jeanne Grotegut, reporter; Edna Gregerson, president; Nellie Ray Adviser,- Pat Plummer, secretary; Michael Erickson, vice president : Dean Powell, president; Floyd Jensen, secretary; Boyd Goble, activity agent; and Blaine Bradford, vice preside lead the Associated Men Students in sponsoring the annual beard growing contest, an assembly, the Christmas dance, the snow queen and carnival. Throughout the school year the Associated Women Students under the capable leadership of Hazel Dalby, activity manager; Roberta Larsen, vice president; La-Dawn Okerlund, president; Gaye Larsen, secretary; many activities were sponsored. Among them were the preference ball, women's tea, co-eds of the month, women's Easter banquet, cotton week featuring a cotton queen, and an assembly. The Women's Athletic Association were kept busy with an active sports program. Included were several high school play-days, a Little Abner assembly and dance and girls intramurals. Leaders of the group were Audrey Hansen, secretary; Sandra Christiansen, reporter; Jean Reid, assistant intramural manager; Halene Tidwell, president; Karen Hunsaker, intramural manager and Elaine Reid, vice president. WAA Winners at the Alpha Delta “Come as you are — but come western dance. Kaye Anderson and Dean Powell, winners of the Freshmen Pajama Game. Throughout the year part of the student body went to Arizona, the mountains and San Francisco. The Scribblers caught Director Cameron with This is Your Life . The 'S' Club and the WAA presented 'little Abner Week . Deck the halls for Christmas and take a holiday. Alumni of Snow gave us a grand tour of the USU Campus. Alpha Delta Assembly Laury in the Dream Ballet. The 'S' Club letter banquet The 'AWS' tea Christmas time in the Women's Residence 'The Gold Key on parade Co-eds of the month were selected by members of the A W S on the basis of personality, attitude, and service to the school. They were Kathryn Smith, October,- Gaye Larsen, November,- Audrey Hansen, January; Carolyn Reid, February; Halene Tidwell, March; La Dawn Okerlund, April; Kay Anderson, May. The Preferred Man, Don Barney, and his two attendants, Robert Bessey and Richard Gordon, were honored at the Preference Ball, sponsored by A W S, La Dawn Okerlund, president. PROFESSOR LUCY A. PHILLIPS: Her untiring, willing guidance to students has created an enduring bond of friendship and respect which stands as a tribute to her endeavors as a MASTER TEACHER For thirty-four years, she has acted as the conscience, and sometimes as the spur, to Snow College Emtnifm Status Admxd bij foofmm Philips md Draw PROFESSOR HARRY A. DEAN: For twenty-six years his music has contributed to the cultural enlightenment of Snow College and the surrounding communities He has brought enrichment to students' lives by demonstrating that music provides a stimulus to the souls of men, and that it gives them an appreciation for the aesthetic values of life RULA THOMPSON Incisive minds in action achieve understanding. Typical of Snow's ever expanding campus is the new Fern Young Women's Residence Hall enjoyed by many of the girls. It is situated just north of the Noyes Building. Institutions and enterprises, like civilization, grow when nurtured by good-will. 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