Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

Ml Life becomes a kaleidoscope of mosaic, •. changing in shape, tint, and intensity as experience is fitted into experience . . . the alert, questing mind brings interpretations that yet seek new patterns. mmsM' -7- As there are basic colors blended in the rainbow, so are there basic values blended in living; tradition, built through racial experiences, has preserved the deep reds, blues, and yellows in the arts and sciences of living . . . In the halls of learning, they become meaningful values Campus life and lessons shape new mosaics each day-broadening here, deleting there, rebuilding and preserving always. The lighter moments of sharing thoughts and feelings lead to greater understanding and the discovery of social objectives. The moments before the curtain rises on new experiences they are tense, full of expectancy. What will be revealed? What will be lived As interpretation — as memory — as stark reality? What new colors will be added to life, real or imaginary? The kaleidoscope of social living is much larger than self. It includes the shared life with other persons, peoples, nations their problems, disappointments, and plans Fellowship can blend many varied lines by its warm hues and tints. The penetrating light of research, focused by the eager. vital mind, often splits the black of the unknown and reveals exciting new experiences — •ft experiences that may demand revision of long cherished concepts. Faith in progress and discovery brings the acceptance of new patterns of knowledge. The world of the ancients was '; v' ; V x ; ’ small and flat; today, there are no boundaries except the ability of mankind to create and discover. .jrTEw Newell V. Sanders Fern S. Ercanbrack Alma Sonne L. Mark Neuberger Lamont F. Toronto Kaysville Vice Chairman Chairman Secretary Secretary of State Provo Logan Logan Salt Lake City D. Bennie Schmitt L. Glen Garrett Eve S. Ashton Henry R. Hurren R. J. Potter Roosevelt Kaysville Vernal Logan Garland David W. Evans Salt Lake City Wesley D. Soulier Salt Lake City Ralph Blackham Moroni N. L. Marsden Cedar City Joseph Rosenblatt Salt Lake City DARYL CHASE President, Utah State and its Branches FLOYD S. HOLM Director of Snow College 1 O Lee R. Thompson Business Manager Ross P. Findlay Registrar and Dean of Students Ruth Olsen Librarian Fonda Stout Bertha Ogden LaRue Johnson Gladys Takasaki Doris Larsen Book Store Manager Secretary to Registrar Secretary to Treasurer Secretary to Treasurer Secretary to Director Larry Stewart Goldie Olsen Hilmer Peterson Fred Bailey E. Ivan Alder Farm Manager Cook, Cafeteria Superintendent, Custodian Maintenance, Buildings and Grounds Buildings and Grounds Buildings and Grounds Afton Hansen Chairman, Division of Agriculture and Life Sciences Robert Stoddard Animal Husbandry Marlene Hatton Home and Family living Gordon Van Epps Ross Smart Agronomy Extension Veterinariar Supervisor of Experiment Farm Division of Ag ricu ture one Life Sciences Garth Beacham Chairman, Division Education and Social Science A. Russell Gray History and Modern Language Winnie Clark Darwin Woodbury Ladies Physical Education Physical Education and Woman's Counselor Division of Education and Social Science EDUCATION HISTORY PHYSICAL EDUCATION POLITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY SOCIOLOGY -16- Joseph W. Crane Fred Allred Chairman, Division English of Humanities Lucy A. Phillips English Richard E. Cannaday Speech Fred Y. Takasaki Art -18- Humanities promote understanding of society and self-expression. M. David Chugg Music Lavar Jensen Piano Harry A. Dean Music Division of Humanities ENGLISH Basic Communications Journalism Library Science Literature ART MODERN LANGUAGES MUSIC SPEECH Merritt E. Bradley Clayton Stout Chairman, Division Automotive Technology of Industrial and Vocational Education Division of Industrial and Vocational Education AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY BUILDING TRADES INDUSTRIAL ARTS EDUCATION WELDING Division of Physical Sciences and Mathematics H. Reed Christensen Milton G. Armstrong Rulon Peterson Chairman, Division Chemistry Mathematics Physical Science and Mathematics CHEMISTRY ENGINEERING GEOLOGY MATHEMATICS PHYSICS PHYSICAL SCIENCE In this age of technocracy, skill and engineering foresight make man master of material. Nellie Ray Halbert K. Jensen Chairman, Division of Business Administration Business Division of Business BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ECONOMICS LAW SECRETARIAL PRACTICE Business prepares for participation in the diversiful world of commerce. Division of Religious Institute Ray Gleave Director of L. D. S. Institute of Religion SNOW COLLEGE WARD OFFICERS BISHOPRIC MaCoy Larsen Clayton Stout LaRay Willden Lee R. Thompson SUNDAY SCHOOL Frank Driggs Brent Rock Bobby O'Brien Lynn Christensen Beverly Ostler David Daniels Virginia Jensen M.I.A. Patricia Tullis Linnay Peterson Lynn Christensen Sherral Carter Lavon Day Vem Budge Wendell Nielson William Cox Studentbody Officers EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Gerald Armstrong, 2nd vice president Jeanne Grotegut, 1st vice president Darlene Johnson, secretary Nolan Giles, president APPOINTED OFFICERS Helen Price, A.W.S. Linnay Peterson, Forensic Manager Shauna Jensen, Snowdrift Julie Nielson, Snowonian Glenn Olsen, Cheermaster Vern Budge, A.M.S. SENATE GROUP I Wayne Reid, Freshmen Jean Reid, Gold Key Mary Bell Mortensen, W.A.A. John Hacking, F.B.L.A. Gwendlyn Fredricksen, Scribblers Floyd Jensen, Sophomores Lavon Day, Lambda Delta Sigma Faye Peterson, Lambda Delta Sigma SENATE GROUP II Allen Jensen, Square Dancers Kent Larsen, Alpha Delta Michael O'Keefe, Freshmen John Robbins, S Club Wendell Nielsen, A.M.S. Cora Hansen, Girls Dorm Nancy Hatton, Aqua Ducks Thomas Davis, Dodeo Club APPOINTED OFFICERS SENATE GROUP I SENATE GROUP II FLOYD JENSEN, PRESIDENT ROGER LASSON, VICE PRESIDENT JOAN BARENTSEN, SECRETARY Stephen Ames Moroni linnay Peterson Moroni Glenn A. Olson Spanish Fork Nedra Chrstensen Ephraim Kay Mortenson Ephraim W. Ejgcne Cox Ephra'm Cora L. Hansen Fountain Green Robert Rcay Altonah Joan 8arcntsen Mt. Pleasant W. lavon Day Elmo Moyd F. Honsaker Smoot, Wyoming Elon Mangelson Ephraim Gerald Armstrong Ephraim looAnn Schaorrer Payson Alan Burgess Salina Frank Weaver Grace, Idaho Ruth Winn Neohi Grant Mogle Monti Patricia Plummer Ephraim Floyd Jensen Axtell Kent Larsen Spanish Fork Roberta Boston Nephi Gordon Green Moroni 8onnie Daniels Ft. Duchesne LaMsr Jorgenson Ephraim Marjorie Armstrong Ephraim Austin Coller Culver City, California Shauna Jensen Sigurd C. Paul Ogden Richfield Nolan Giles Bicknell Gayle Thursby EDhra:m Von Rirchie Heber City Oscar Taylor Lyman Julio Shelley Mt. Pleasant Rex Ivory Moroni Jon L. Gates Gunnison -34— Ida Mortenson Ephraim Linda Whitney Springvillc Roger Jorgensen Manti Franklin E. Allen Ephra:m Roberta Larsen Manti Nolan Mangelson Ephraim Marcia Christensen Moroni Jim Bishoff McCammon, Idaho Gary L. Rosier Faye Peterson Ronald Brae Moroni Contcrfield Moroni leRay Willden Scipio Brice Mickclson Salina John Christiansen Mayfield Elaine Hansen Mayfield Charges Nielso Ephraim Vern Budge Malad, Idaho Mary O'Bannon Williams Eohraim Ross Christensen Levan Rosalie Schofield Spring City Richard Talbot Oak City John Hacking Vernal Andra lin Dastrup Salina Gary losser Spanish Fork Robert Curtis Springville Larry f. Bessey Manti Ned Christensen Redmond Maxine Brotherson Mi. Pleasant Lamar Mower Helen Price Spring Lake Wales Boyd Keis Ephraim David Daniels Payson Thomas Simper Salina W, Brent Howard Ma!ad, I da no oo Deanna Hansen Castle Dale Gary Datsor Deseret Darlene Johnson Spanish Fork Oslo Smethhurst Paysor Carolyn McArthur Mt. Pleasant Rodney Jay Peterson Mt. Pleasant Rex E. Davis Duchesne Frank Driggs Pleasant Grove Jeanne Grotegjt Spanish Fork Karl Richins Pleasant Grove ElsiO Pcrritt Alberta, Canada Thann Harche Annabella Nolan Yojng Mt, Pleasant Edward Hjnt Manti Clark Truscott Mt Pleasant Dixie L. Hansen Fairview Ronald Creoi Spanish Fork Joan Phillips Mt. Pleasant Joseph Mangum 8icknoll Wesley Whitlock Manti Janell Blain Spring City Jerold Seeley Ml. Pleasant Ronald Olsen Blanding Elma Rae Swenson Orem Sammy Christiansen Mayfield Kay Savage Annabetla Douglas lund Manti Lorry Peterson Moroni Patricia Tullis Salt lake City Howard Roper Salem Bonnie C. Hansen Ephraim Maynard Stenberg Mayfield Roger K. Hansen Salt lake City Robert Bcsscy Manti Suzanne Jessup Mt. Pleasant Maurice Fullmer Cirdcville Paul M. Andrews Sunnysidc Ray Terry Larson Ephraim WAYNE REID, PRESIDENT MICHAEL O'KEEFE, VICE PRESIDENT ARLEEN SIMMONS, SECRETARY Beryl Kcllctf Moroni Bruce Dahlc Provo Joseph tvans Spanish Fork laurel Davis Spanish Fork Oren C. Anderson Fairview Joan Draper Moroni Thomas C. Draper las Vegas, Nevada Devon C. Mower Fountain Green Lois Ann Larsen Gunnison Eldcn J. Buckalcw Duchesne Bonnie Bigler Indianola Jimmy 8ro hcr Boncta lindd Livingston Craig, Colorado Nathan Ycarslcy Malad, Idaho Kcnl Cornaby Sparish Fork Fredrick Lowry Mdirti Kendall Frandicn Gjmison Roma Jensen Moroni Richard $tcv Ephraim Helen Gull Spanish Fork Carl B. Boyirgton Mdfiti Beverly Ostler Springville David .Sollor Fayette Cjma Hanjen Mayfield Larry Hanson Altamont Sharon Stakor Air. Pleasant Martin Povlten Levan 8© y O'Bryant Memphis Judy MiCKeison Manti Sherman Kitchen Orem Bryant Young Valainc Hoggan Stanley Allman Mona Manti Provo Douglas Peterson Ephraim Marjorie England Tooele Dennis E. Pay Nephi Hcrmona Anderson Spanish Fork John Olsen Epnraim Thomas Davis Wales Fred Larsen Spanish Fork Arthur Carpenter Manti Coljmbinc W.ll Richfield Wayne Christenser Mayfield David Munk Manii Paul Jackson Spanish Fork Thomas Tall Manti Palsy Sorenson Provo Gary Chamberlain Toppenish, Washington Bryce I Christensen Levan Douglas G. Cox Manli Jerry McKim Thaync, Wyoming Carolyn Jensen Gunnison Dale Ross Marysvalc T Earl Bjtlcr Payion Janifa Torgcrson Lyman Joseph Wilcock Ephraim Joseph Ream Spanish Fork Kolcen S. Peterson Mt. Pleasant David Hope Spring City Barbara Ann Braithwaitc AAanti Larry Palmer Goshen Robert Bradley Payson Karl Armstrong Manti Karen Jacobs At. Pleasant Allen Jensen Spanish Fork -50- Gary Foutger Silt lake City Darlene Anderson American Fork Richard Morse Malad, Idaho Shcrrcl Carter Spanish Fork Allen Isaac Spanish Fork John Abraham Byron, Wyoming Allan Hansen Ccnicrfield Joseph Morrison Downey, Idaho James T. Hill Samarin, Idaho Lois Chappel Lyman Carl Shepherd Spanish Fork Richard C. Crowton Orem Nancy R. Hatton Aniioch, California Larry Nordstrom Fairview Glenna Lou Cox Fairview Douglas Keeler Manti Morris Crisp Spring City George Thomas Spanish fork Kenneth Squire Roosevelt Alcono Hiatt Payson Dale Hougaarc Manti - Bwtlcy Christensen Satina Roth Beard Levan Ralph I. Davis Downey, Idaho Norman J. Olsen Oak City Marilyn Monk Mt. Pleasant Gene Ranstrom Arimo, Idaho Anita Gadd Nephi I. Wayne Reid Helper Marioric G Nielson Spring City Gordon W. Kent Arimo, Idaho Wcndall Nielson West Jordan Priscilla Taylo-Marsland, Nebraska Neil Biggs Orem Dee Jensen Afson, Wyoming Mcrna Ann Spcns Moroni Howard Hansen Spring City Carol Jones Richfield Glen Davis Wales William Cox Fairview Jcncal Harrison La Point Paul Stock Manti Virginia Jensen Fairview Steven Anderson Gunnison Ted R. Smith Monroe Linda Aiken Spring City G. Garth Finlinson Oak City -54- Jo Ann Garrick Ephraim Robert Jackson Ml. Pleasant Seymour Winter Levan Annetta Green Moroni Joe Wi(kenson Richfield Zell Rae Vance Fairview Glen Allen Donaldson Spring City Ronald Vogel Salina Sharon Morlcy Fountain Green Kenneth M. Peterson Payson Don Anderson Orerr Nolan Squire Gunnison Kenneth Gjrr Richfield Coro! Peterson Ephraim Richard Cabrey Dogway Dennis E. Hansen Brigham City Joar Nelson Salem Keith Forsyth Sick noil Shirloon Perry La Point Karl D. Ostler Nephi -56- Melinda Esllin Van Nyys, Californio Ronald Nielson Richfield Rylor Hatch Pangyitch Gwendlyr Fredericksen Centorficld Ronald Kelsh Salt lake City Gerald Hazel Salem Dorothy Yardley Gunnison lee Measom Springville Karen 8urton Mt. Pleasant loFonda Peterson lyman Bruce Beyal Vernal David Burton Talmage Ron R Kress American Falls, Idaho Janet Stephenson Levan Ernest Kay Peterson Spring Oty Gerald Skinner Grace, Idaho Margonc Anderson Moroni Bill Jensen Carol Ann Pace Dale Shaheen A aylield Nephi Sal-na -58- Sandra lynn Cox Lamar Jensen Fairview Spanish Fork Nylc Harsen Ephraim Jack Houser Payson Thomas Olson Sanroqjin Sylva Mac Christensen Richfield David Nielson Leamington A. W. S. Karen Anderson, Janita Torgerson, Els Perrelt Helen Price, Cora Hansen A. M. S. Nancy Hatton, Sharon Staker, Patricia Tullis Homecoming LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA Elon Mangelson SOPHOMORE CLASS Joan Barentsen HOMECOMING QUEENS Jeanne Grotegut, Joan Stevens, Arleen Simmons SCRIBBLERS John Hacking, Lin Dastrup, Carolyn McArthur ALUMNI ASSN. FRESHMEN CLASS LaDonna Noyes, Mike O'Keefe, Melinda Estlin Roma Jensen, Patsy Sorensen JB Von Ritchie Gjard Footba Dee Jensen End Gone Ranstrom Center Tom Olson Gjard Tim Ddvis End ' JS Alan Roylance Tackle Rchard Crowton Tackle Bruc Beyal Half back Jim Hill Ron Kress Full back Half back -64- Nathan Yearsley End C4 fld? Tim Brennen Guard John Robbins Guard Sherman Kitchen Tackle Dale Smothurst Guard Oren Anderson Half back Dennis Hansen End Oscar Creer Full back Gerald Skinner Half beck Roger lesson Tackle Footbal I -66 Joe Hjlse Joe Morr son Nei Biggs Tackle Guard Guard Vetn Budge Ha t bacY Rvcbatd Cabery fcnd Tr' a dad 16 Sba a 11 Carbon 0 10 U.SA) ?vobVv A Snow 7 Snow 0 Snow A A Snow 10 Snow 5 Snow S Snow 6 Snow 0 Snow 0 C.S.U. A 0 x e 16 Weber M uba 17 Afnell W tfets Quarto back busrt Ho nm J Center W Ovfton Guard ,nn,'s Peye Center Nalh n Yearsley Forward nt Cornob' Forward George Bower Guard Frark Driggs Forward Jerry Me Kin' Forward Bruce Dahle Forv ard Karl Christiansen Forward Snow 82 Carbon 63 Snow 49 Carbon 38 Snow 45 Boise 46 Snow 65 S. C. U. 59 Snow 54 Ricks 50 Snow 63 C.S.U. 63 Snow 60 c.s.u. 83 Snow 44 Dixie 67 Snow 54 Weber 58 Snow 66 Boise 54 BASEBALL: Bruce Dahle, catcher; Tim Davis, Joe Hulse, Roger Hansen, pitchers TENNIS: Arthur Carpenter, Thomas Jensen, Karl Armstrong, Douglas Keeler. J'm Hill v as picked the outstanr ing boxer of the state A. A. I —70 BASEBALL TEAM: Front row, left to right, Joe Hulse, Tim Davis, Gary Dutson, Roger Kay Hansen, Brent Rock, Nathan Yearsley, Bruce Dahle, Gene Ranstrom. Back Row, George Bowen, Larry Hansen, Vern Budge, Wayne Reid, George Thomas, Carl Ostler, Gordon Kent, Jim Bishoff. Dan Spencer, high hurdles TRACK: Jim Hill, Joe Wilkinson, Alan Roylance, Vern Budge, Oren Anderson, Ron Kress. Ron Kress, hurdles. Front row, left to right: Cuma Hansen, Karen Anderson, MaryBell Mortensen, JoAnn Garrick, Kathryn Christensen. Middle row: Linda Whitney, Elma Rae Swenson, Shannon Whitlock, Elaine Hansen. Last row: Valaine Hoggan, Carol Peterson, Sylva Mae Christensen, Lois Larsen, Hazel Dalby, Gwendlyn Fredricksen. W. A. A. Inframurais Archery B; -72- The Band sponsored two Band Concerts and added much school spirit at the basketball games with their lively music. Members of the band accompanied Guys and Dolls and The Messiah, and other campus activities. Band and Messiah Student soloists for The Messiah were Alan Burgess, Elon Mangelson, Julie Nielson, Bertha Ogden, and Douglas Keeler. Group soloists were Deanna Hansen, Mona Rae Laramie, Marjorie Nielson, June Thompson, Julie Nielson, Lynn Christensen, and Rosalie Schofield. - The Cat and the Canary NOVEMBER 1958 CAST OF Roger Crosby ............................... Roger lasson Twvy Pleasant ... Eton Mangelson Horry Blythe ................................Brent Rock. Susan Sillsby ........................ Julie Nielson Cicilv Young .... Lorraine Nielsen CHARACTERS Charles Wilder .................. .... la Mar Mower Paul Jones ............................ Larry T. Bessey Annabelle West .... Nancy Hatton Hendricks ............................. Douglas Keeler Patterson LaVon Day 7A The Southwest Corner Orville Greenstead Marcia Elder David Keating Bea Cannon .. . JANUARY. 1959 CAST OF CHARACTERS Roger lasson Edith Summers . Jeanne Grotegut Sam Wilson . Frank Weaver Hattie Carew . Nedra Christensen .. Julie Nielson Kent larsen Mar orie Nielson SKY MASTERSON Douglas Keeler SARAH BROWN Elon Mangelson ARVIDE ABERNATHY Alan Burgess MISS ADELAIDE Julie Nielson A MvSiCAlFABLE MYOmm CHARACTERS left to right: RUSTY CHARLIE, Nolan Giles; NICELY-NICELY JOHNSAN, Ben Canning; BENNY SOUTHSTREET, Nolan Mangelson; W. BRANNIGAN, William Stringham. Not Pictured: AGATHA, Sylvia Mae Christensen; MARTHA, Mona Rae Laramie; CALVIN, Nyle Hansen; HARRY THE HORSE, Glen Olsen; MIMI, Shannon Whitlock; GENERAL MATILDA B. CARTWRIGHT, Marjorie Nielson; BIG JULE, Gene Ranstrom. 5IRLS THE CRAPSHOOTERS Shauna Jensen Editor Dorothey Yardley, Carl Shepherd, Shauna Jensen Cuma Hansen, Larry Bessey, William Stringham. Snowdrift Staff members not pictured: Sylva Mae Christensen, Deanna Hansen, reporters; Bruce Dahle, Gene Ranstrom, sport editors; Mary Williams, copy reader; Joseph W. Crane, advisor. William Stringham Reporter Cuma Hansen Assistant __7ft _ larry Bessey Reporter Dorothy Yardley Assistant Carl Shepherd, Julie Nielson, Patsy Sorensen, Kenneth Squire. Julie Nielson, Editor Staff members not pictured: Karen Anderson, Elon Mangelson, reporters; J. W. Crane, advisor. Snowonian Carl Shepherd Sports Editor Kenneth Squire Art Patsy Sorensen Club Editor Richard Stevens Business Manager Janeal Harrison, John Hacking, Jeanne Grotegut, Elon Mangelson, Gayle Thursby, Carolyn McArthur, partipicated in Debate, Oral Interpretation, and Extemporary Speeches. Forensics on Sandpaper Ballet Dance Ensemble I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair Sherrel Carter, Dixie Hansen, Virginia Jensen, Jeanne Grotegut, Ruth Beard, lola Young Jean Reid, Karen Anderson, Carol Jones, MaryBell Mortensen, Shannon Whitlock. An Affair to Remember Shannon Whitlock Sf. Louis Blues' Larry Bessey, Sherrel Carter Honey Bun Glen Olsen, Julie Nielson The first activity of the year was a breakfast, in which the faculty played host to the students. Things . . . The boys in the L.D.S. Frat House went all out with decorations at Christmas time. 82 The boys were most enthusiastic i their initiation for the S Club. The Slocking Hop was one of the most unusual and enjoyable dances of Ihe year. Snow College's dance band. The Starlighters, was one of the most popular orchestras in the area. More Things .. . The Rodeo Club, which was the first club of its kind on our's and any other junior college campus, sponsored a rodeo and invited participants from all the neighboring colleges. -84- A. A The W. A. A. carries out !he Homecoming theme, Progress in Review' MfJ y 6cl MVXIHM P-ci dcn� Id V-O'lccicr line Pe-'ci' l.od Whil-v 8«h Am laylar Docip.y Ca'oJyn Jeoicn Ruin c -d 0u llanien Gwendlyo frcd i � too Jcneal M.i'okki JoAnn Gj .ck lee Aon Scnai'f’ Jaoel SvwiiM Kucl Oalby 6-c-vla Mu-dock Connc H.dvon l« Daiwi Ho,ci llnaa llac Sv� -:oc anow Maoicli Sylr CK-nicmcn A'lcnc Sinwnooy C«ama Hamcn Rnbrna U'icn Maine Hiwn Catbl Pclenai ICa-co Andcnon June TKom non -86- Julie Nielson holds the key to progress in the Gold Key Float Hpbn Fflif lor' ne N idson Ailr ic Soih Scaid Shi'leen Petty FU.m Harvro Ootlhy Jof enjcn D«ilmr Andvxon K� jrl 0 1 •'V Born. • joifll Jn� Sjimiw f.tirn Jocoo- M� iy Bull lUmniM RokU'i latter S Mr.n«rt Whitlock Fill P ri«M Dixie Hansen, Le Ann Scharrer and Mona Rae Laramie enhance the Alpha Del! float at homecoming. Pally So-cnsen Weave- KaiK ' G-eennalg'. U y Veil Union Wendell Nolson Helen P i-.c Mel.-via fsrl.n Glenn Olusn Cucl Jones 8 en Ned-a Cl-Hieiva laVen Day Maael Dalby Alien Itaac Jvlm Mellon Jeanne Grole l M,-.hael O Kee‘c Ice Ann Scha.-ea V.'0 n � J� � wn Rowe Haniion Kurl Obe-nansley Jcneal lla'nion lloyd lltosalie- Oailenc Johnion Hon Mlangetson Ion Madsen 0- .e Hansen tcm ta icn, P-es.de m l nnay Pele-son rAi-rO-t N.elsen — 88— Nielson Co-el P C •orlcne ;chnsce Kemie+i front f,-CI-.U Vordorl flnsi � e Swenson Rohert Warner lovon Day President oxeefo lorreinc Nelson Carol -tones Bren! Reel Beverly Ostler Kertfl forsylhc An.te G� rM lion V ieoc ton Gary Rosie De� nn Hsnsen Glenn Olsen Ssjnley Bohn !ee Ann S h� 'ror Val Gene Ctltppel Joan S'e-eni Cwuno Ms-sen Co-I Stseotiarrf Morjen Anrfcrson Wenrf.il Nielson Linnay Peterson rides the A H E A winning Homecoming float. Glenn lOM Co� $li -00 Slakar Karen Jacob Ron .� Scno'ield Sand-a lynn Cox Oero’Ky Var flay Alaaoc H t: lm ia livingnan Mao-m inland faye R� ! u n Co a Ha ! tom fta-r'iitan Joan R nll-pt M� .tor e A'rmlrO 0 Joe Sieves A n i « Green R' t«ienr Mama Spent linnay iViarioo Bonn Bif'e' Marcia � tl nyen t- da Ai ao S’laron Vo ley loin Yomoj Carolyn McAiihvi 90 - Wendell Nelson Sharon Mo-ley JoAon Garrrtk IMl A.ten June Thompson Bonnie Bigler John Meeting P-es-deni Kottcen Peie-son Vcn RiKh'e Brcni Root Joan barenlse1 Mike O'Keefe Ce� Rae Vance Joan Philips Julie Shelley R B. L. A. Scribblers fVKilla Tayle' l n Das-rup John- Hacking Rosalie Schofield Koileen Peterson Ca-olyn Jensen Coumbme Will Ca'olyn McA-rnu' Helen Csl Karen Burton Gnendlyn fredneison Jean Nelson Nolan Young Snauna Jensen Janifa To-gerson Prewfe-v ntercollegiate Knights Glen Olsen, Duke; Kenneth Frost. Chancelcr. 8renf Rock, Expanson, Ron Vogel, Recorder; Allan Isaac, Scribe, Wendell Nielson, Page SClub front row. left to right: Sherman Kitchen, Ronald Creer, Wayne Reid, Roger Lasson, Lloyd Hunsaker, Bruce Beyal, Dale Smethurst, Tom Olsen. Middle row: Jim Hill, Vern Budge, Gordon Kent, Gene Ranstrom. Richard Crowton, Dennis Hansen, Orin Anderson. Dick Morse, Ron Kress, Jim Bishoff. Back row: Joe Morrison, Brent Howard. Joe Hulse, Frank Driggs, Tim Davis, Dennis Paye, Dee Jensen, Nathan Yearsley, Bruce Dahle, John Robbins, Tim Brennen. John Robbins, President Joe Morrison. Vice President Roger lasson. Secretary -92- RODEO CLUB Front row, left to right: Elma Rae Swensen, Maxine Brotherson, Ruth Winn, Jean Reid, Tom Davis, Fred Lowery, Arleen Simmons, Shannon Whitlock, Sherral Carter, David Munk, Than Hanchetf. Back row: Neil Biggs, Larry Olsen, Douglas Cox, Dale Houguard, John Robbins, Maurice Fullmer, LaVon Day, Gary Rosier, Douglas Jorgensen, Andrew Kellett, Dick Morse, Ronald Creer, Don Anderson, Day Jensen, Tom Shepherd. AQUA DUCKS HOMECOMING FLOAT SQUARE DANCE CLUB'S HOMECOMING FLOAT The newly organized Aqua Ducks made good The Square Dance Club soon became known as the Bouncing use of Ephraim's new Swimming Pool. Badgers for their energetic activities. Preference Ball A. W. S. OFFICERS WITH PARTNERS AT PREFERENCE BALL Helen Price, President; Mike O'Keefe; Joan Phillips, Secretary; Vern Budge Preferred Man; Elsie Perrett, Vice President; Larry Morley; Janita Torgerson, Activity Manager; Oscar Taylor. A. M. S. Officers: Vern Budge, President; Jim Bisho Secretary; Wendell Nielson, Vice President. The A. M. S. produced an entertaining assembly Glen Olsen, Wendell Nielson, Joe Morrison Gerald Armstrong Valedictorian 2nd Vice President of Studentbcdy Musical (2 years) Jeanne Grotegut Homecoming Queen I. K. Duchess 1st Vice President of Studentbcdy Coed of the Month (February) Alpha Delta Drama (2 years) -96-- Vern Budge Preferred Man A.M.S. President All American — Football All Conference — Football Basketball (2 years) Football (2 years) Baseball (2 years) Track (2 years) $ Club Joan Stevens Lambda Delta Sigma Sweetheart Homecoming Queen Attendant Lambda Delta Sigma A. H. E. A. Julie Nielson October Helen Price November Jean Reid January Coeds of the Month The A. W. S. officers chose the Coeds of the Month on the basis of attitude, personality, and outstanding service to the school. Salutes the Progressive Spirit of Snow College and Wishes them Continued Success Spencer's Super Service Expert Lubrication for All Cars Conoco Gas — Oil — Accessories Phone AT 3-9903 Ephraim, Utah Dairy Queen The Cone With a Curl on Top Ephraim, Utah BANK OF EPHRAIM Assets over $3,000,000.00 Deposits Insured by the F. D. I. C Manti Businessmen's Association F. S. Carpenter and Son Don's Barber Shop Nells Motor Co. Harmon's Bradley's A.G. Store Service Cleaners and Tailors Manti Home Supply Barton's Grocery Temple City Service Buchanan Mortuary Parry's Appliance Manti City Bank Manti Garage Chief Pontiac Co. Manti Messenger Jensen's Dept. Store Ricks Cafe Ladies Style Shop Manti Lumber Co. Price's Merchantile Smith's Food Store Elliott's Pharmacy Merriam's Grocery Karot Kounty Jewelers Simmons Furniture Hardware Conoco Service Manti Apex Hatchery Manti Grocery Manti Motel and Cafe Arvel's Tire Shop Wall's Confectionary Bradshaw Auto Parts USED CARS Nelsons' Sinclair Service and Nelsons' Used Cars REED NELSON Expert Lubrication and Mechanical Work MORRIS NELSON All Makes and Models Progress Market Christensen's Thrift Store A Friendly Place to do Business Ephraim, Utah Reasonably Priced, Reliable Merchandise 77 South Main Ephraim, Utah Mary's A.G. Store Ephraim, Utah Buy your week's groceries here If you need it, we have it . Lee's Variety Store Ephraim, Utah Glen Lee, Manager Congratulations Rainbow Cafe Buck's Sporting Goods Richfield, Utah Richfield, Utah A Fine Place to Eat When Traveling For all Athletic and Sport Supplies - BEST IN THE WEST Prompt Service at All Times Come to Buck's -104- The Ephraim Enterprise and The Manti Messenger Job and Commercial PRINTING Wedding Stationery Missionary Programs There’s a one and only” in refreshment, too •onito UNDCft AUlMOfllTY Of TMt COCA-COLA COMPANY •� SOUTHERN UTAH COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO Southern Utah Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Richfield, Utah Ephraim Hotel Cafe Fireside Cafe A Fine Place to Stop when Traveling' Ephraim, Utah Ephraim, Utah Meet Your Friends at Fireside Cafe Mary Kemph Sales — Service A J Chevrolet Inc. A Friendly Place to Do Business 67 South Main, Ephraim roller f Anderson Drug Co. Ephraim Milling Elevator Co. Precision Pharmacist Ephraim, Utah Supreme Poultry and Livestock Feed Makers of Velvet Flour Our Motto is Quality -106- Garrick Motor Ephraim, Utah Chrysler and Plymouth Cars International Trucks ALSCO AT YOUR SERVICE . . . Y«s, no motter whol your linen or janitorial need may be, American linen Supply Company is Johnny-on-tho spot to give you uniforms, smocks, aprons, dust cloths, treated dust mops, continuous towels, paper towels, and napkins (paper or linen). You’ll be pleasantly surprised at the modest cost. MORON I Moroni Feed Co. Hardware Dept. Farm Supplies Poultry and Livestock Feeds Moroni Turkey Hatcher Turkey Poults Moroni Turkey Processing Plant U.S.D.A. Inspected Turkey Pressing Farmers Co-op Service Station Ford Equipment Service Station Supplies Auto farm Equ-p Repairs Moroni, Utah Sanpete Valley Bank Mr. Pleasant, Utah Resources 3, a Million Dollars Member of F. D. I. C. Sterling City Friends of Snow College LaRue's Floral Burr Motor Flowers for All Occasions Phone AT 3-4371 Ephraim, Utah Salina, Utah Your Oldsmobile Dealer Photo courtesy Dr. H. B. McQuarrie Manti City TEMPLE CITY Manti Extends Congratulations to Snow College Christiansen Furniture and Hardware Co. Ephraim, Utah Ready-Mix Concrete Towne Theatre Ephraim, Utah NEW LOW PRICES General Contractors CENTERS OF CINEMA PLEASURE Concrete Curb and Gutter Sidewalk Structures Kinema Theatre Canal Lines Mt. Pleasant, Utah Phone Ephraim AT 3-4251 Congratulations to the Graduating Students THE JOHNSON COMPANY Stoke's Studio To the faculty and studentbody of Snow College, we offer our sincere appreciation for their splendid cooperation on photographic work in this yearbook. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell J. Locke P. O. Box 367, Orem, Utah Consolidated Furniture Co. Ml. Pleasant, Utah Lowery's Cafe Mf. Pleasant, Utah Eva's and Mayo's Dress Shop Ephraim, Utah Goble's Barber Shop Ephraim, Utah Mt. Pleasant Drug Mt. Pleasant, Sevier School Supply Co. Richfield, Utah Best Wishes from O. C. Tanner Co. Headquarters for Diamonds The mosaic of life is always varied, changing. During this year, there have been confirmations and discoveries, disappointments and satisfactions that makes for each his own kaleidoscope of colors and shapes. At commencement, all will begin to add more experiences, but the patterns of this year will change, not be obliterated. Life will still have its colors, tints, hues and values — including dark spots to be explored or made part of the total mosaic. 1959 Snowonian, Published by Associated Studentbody of Snow College, Ephraim, Utah. Julie Nielson, Editor. Printed by Press Publishing Co., Spanish Fork, Utah. Volume 38. — 112—