Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1962 volume:

The world awaits For eyes that see and behold its wonders; A winter day with frosty breath and crystaled snow, footsteps frozen in ice; A twilight sky of pink and blue, and gold edged clouds - - darkening silhouettes of creek cottonwoods; For eyes that see deeply and pierce into meaning; The steady gaze of sincere eyes, a starting smile that widens into confidence; For glances into a human heart; Brushed beauty on a canvas Written images in a poem Molded designs in a vase. The world awaits and belongs to them who look, And having looked, can see. Volume 41 of the Snowonian V published by the ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF SNOW COLLEGE, Ephraim, Utah. Claudia Acord, editor; Judy Armstrong, literary editor. Printed and bound by Community Press, Orem, Utah, 1962. 3 •TV NTENTS Activities . X ..... %, y r -ryJ Athletics....... Performing Arts . ■ jjWfi. - 'A -S’ft -JiVi Organizations ... Honors ......... Advertisements . 8 28 56 64 78 88 102 108 4 The world awaits For lips that speak and challenge its secrets, For listeners who hear: The factory buzz, murmur of tires, sounds of people, endless people walking, walking; The wisdom of a lecturer giving meaning to words there spoken; A shyly murmured word and downward glance; Gay laughter tinkling around a corner. The world awaits voices conjecturing Discoveries yet unmade; Plans yet unconceived, only heard in the voice of the wind hushing time and endless knowledge, whispering treasures that belong To lips that can speak And ears that can hear The world awaits For fingers that touch and appraise its treasures; For fingers that hold pencils, scribe our paper, record wisdom; That sift, liquate, and refine crude rock into structural steel; Build skyscrapers on barren ground. The world awaits For the pressure of a hearty handshake; The feel of a hand laying on a shoulder - - strength flowing from one into another; The lazy warmth of the sun on a spring day; The first cooling cleanness of a plunge into water on a summer day. The world lays open her treasures asking only For creativity, by fingers that feel. 7 The world awaits For minds that think and discern its vastness. Read meaning in sight, and sound, and touch; That can interpret The significance of a spoken question The question of a shadowed eye The gesture of a pleading hand. The world awaits For conquest through comprehension the barrier mountain, moonlight tall, will crumble into drifting stardust and scatter the joy of achievement throughout The waiting world. Djryl Chile President Utah State University and its Branches 10 Eve S. Ashton Vernal lamont F. Toronto David W. Evans Alma Sonno Forn B. Ercanbrack Salt lake City Salt lake City logan Provo Secretary of State Chairman of the Board Vice Chairman Phillip A. Bollon Dr. Reed K. Farnsworth I. Mark Neuborgor Ralph Blackham Salt lake City Cedar City logan Moroni I I Nowell V. Sanders Garland It. Col. Joe E. Whitesides Salt lake City Norman Salisbury logan Sid H. Eliason Salt lake City Henry R. Hurren Logan Floyd S. Holm Director of Snow College too R. Thompson Ross P. Findlay Roth Olson Fonda Stool Betty Shofflor Business Manager Registrar Librarian Bookstore Manager Secretary to Treasurer Ocan of Students Doris Larson Louise Jensen Larry Stewart Goldie Olsen Secretary to Director Secretary to Dean Farm Manager Supervision of Cafeteria Irene Paulsen Stella Anderson Hilmer Peterson E. Ivan Alder Fred Bailoy Assistant in Cafeteria Assistant in Cafeteria Superintendent Buildings Maintenance, Buildings and Custodian, Buildings and and Grounds Grounds Grounds 13 H. Rood Christenson Milton G. Armstrong Ferrin Mjngelson Rulon Potorson Division Chairman Chemistry Chemistry Mathematics Chemistry Engineering Mathematics Physics Scientists all knowledge hunger - -They the mysteries discover With precision tools and ever Striving, quicken the pace Of calculating time and space. As atoms whirl intellect moves faster The essence of all mass to master - -The vague becomes concrete. 15 Joseph W. Crane Lucy A. Phillips. Emeritus Fred Allred Division Chairman English English Bruce Jennings English, Journalism James Aston Art A. Russell Gray Modern languages History English Arl Modern Languages Music Speech Theater Journalism 16 The most difficult of a human task: To explain a thought for those who ask; To communicate one's joys and tears, And show the similarity of inner fears. The works of those who live Become a record meant to give Each generation the endless mirror Of man unchanged from year to year. Afion Hawn Blaine Moore Gwendolyn Kay Robert Stoddard Donald Dobson Division Chairman Biological Sciences Home and Family Living Animal Husbandry Supervision of Experiment Farm Agriculture Biological Sciences Forestry Home and Family Living Tune the fine lens slowly, bring into Focus another facet of this world; Make your field trips, learn of life That you may benefit life; Study the facts, experiment with theories And there shall burst forth a living fruit Unequaled by all predecessors. 18 L • [ . %%� •� i � ,%� ,.4. ... i'V «' � % «' lM Vv| Tv Garth Bcacham Winnie Clark Darwin Woodbury Division Chairman Ladies' Physical Education Physical Science and Women's Counselor dla a@a@sa ©i? ©©@§©11 Education Physical Education Political Science Psychology Sociology History To transform the unknowable into the known, To put meaning into the universe One must unlock his own potentials And interpret them. To learn about the needs of man One reads about the deeds of man And thus explains the creeds of man. 21 N� lll Ray Halbert K. Jonton Division Chairman Business Administration Business Administration Economics Secretarial Science An organizer - - is economy Man’s ceaseless needs to satisfy: Production, growth, to intensify. A director - - is economy; A controller of supply, demand; Wealth, deprivation to command; And anchor for a restless world; A stabilizer for society. 22 Merrit E. Bradley Diviiion Chairman Clayton Stout Automobile Technology Sim® Industrial Arts Education Industrial Technology Combine! Improve! Build! Worker of materials - -Create further the industrial story Revealed through the ages - -That tangable record etched on metals, Marble, wood, and synthetics - -Adorn the world! Transform the world! Dream and achieve! a lynn Dtjn Beverly Steven P-pi J+ri flr� � Vice PreiVdeeir Kim Keeler lind BUtklum Second Vice President Secretery Joyce Westenskow, Secretary; Debra Blackham, Acivify Manager; Oneita Madsen, Vice President; Susan Sorensen, President. PUBLIC RELATIONS Standing: Raema Hanks, Faye Malm-gren, Linda Knutson. Silting: Steve Ockcy, Jewel Cook, Beverly Stevens, Ross Findlay. PUBLICITY Maylon Scow, Kathryn Crane, Vivian Myers, Roxic Throckmorton, Mary Shepherd, Dorothy Aiken, Louise Mahonc. ASSEMBLIES Linda Blaekham, Beverly Stevens, Janet Bray, Beth Huff, Kaye Mor-tensen. UNION BUILDING Standing: Mark Howard. Duane Ryan, Robert Pinkerton, lee R Thompson. Sitting: Ross Findlay, Elaine Johnson, Kim Keeler, Kathy Ockcy, Roxic Throckmorton. 27 Linda Blackham Feature Editor Debra Blackham News Reporter Linda Allred News Reporter Linda Strong Exchange Editor 28 arm. Claudia Acord Barry Fillmore Shirloy Tcoples Beverly Mickel Meryle Lynn Patrick Editor Business AVanager Advertising Advertising Advertising Judy Armstrong Writer Melba Sue Strate Typist Wendell Nielson Photography Michael Watson Typist Mark Howard Sports Roland Wost Sports LaNila Jonsen Classes Roxie Throckmorton Classes Donna Shafer Classes 29 From among you shall arise answers to the hopes and prayers of the world; Sensitive minds to purify and compact beauty and wisdom of the ages; Inspiring voices to teach what has been taught, speak what has been heard; Loving care to instill into coming generations inspiration and dreams. The receivers shall be the givers. Chudij Acord Dorothy Aiken Nornun A. Alvcrson Barry Anderson Gerald B. Anderson Spring City Spring City Sdlind Manll Mayfield int Anderson Judy Armstrong Von Kimball Bitney Karmj Beal Linda Rat Bl rian Fork Minti Annabel) Denver, Colorado Mjnii o c Robert Urten, President toy Ann Blackham, Vice President Fay Molmgren, Secretary loy Ann 8lackham Pat Bown Scar Brown Walla c Buchanan DcVon Blad Moroni Fayette Manti Manri Salem Jay Chrislcntcn LaVern Christensen Earl Clark Moroni Spanish Fork Spring City 14 Vcrcald Dicker on Moab Horace Lee Draper Moroni Shari Lynn Draper Moroni a a Kathryn Crane Glen Elmo Davit Frank Dawes Lynn Dean Gary Delangc Cirtlcviile Wales Murray Ephraim Salina Aurora Deseret Orem Nephi A ant. 35 Clair G. Green Moroni William F. Haase Provo Racma Hanks Groover Doyle Hansen Alice Ann Hanson Fountain Green Ncphi Coral Hilton Stan Hilton Mark Howard Salt lake City Murray Malad, Idalvo 36 Elaine Johnson Moroni Karen Johnson Fountain Green Warren Johnson Provo David Hermanscn Evelyn Hiatt Ephraim Payson Beth Huff Sherman Huff Marsha Hunter Royal K. Jensen Terry Jensen Spanish Fork Spanish Fork American Fork Gunnison Axtcll Michael Kempf Ephraim 37 Francis Justice la Point Howard Kancmitsu Lahaina Maui, Howaii Kimball Keeler Manti Betty Ann Kelson Moroni Maxine Kj r Monti Ailtfon I Ar ton Spring City Robert I Arson Monti Faye Molmgrcn Centcrfield £Arl Nay Kaye Mortcntcn Ronald Myers K thy Ockey Poyson Emery American Fork Fountain Green Both Bluewatcr, McNeill New Mexico Don Phillips Spring villc Don Powoll Levon Nelly Puemieux Monti Earl C. Oldioyd Fountain Green Mery If lynn Patrick Kearns Kent C. Peterson Gunnison Gordon Peterson Ephraim Mona l«e Peterson Richfield Sally Redd Blending Gordon Reel American Fork Gcrri Kay Robins ScipiO Paul Rasmussen Gunnison Maylon Scow Spanish Fork v. 39 Emilo Santos Diane Seegmillor Nsinun V. Shelley Shirley Rae Shepherd Marlene Sorbc Boston, Massachusetts las Vegas, Nevada Mr. Pleasant Levan Levan Susan Sorensen Everd Leslie Squire Beverly Stevens Mr. Pleasant Gunnison Mf. Pleasant Marjorie Townsend Faunico Viertol Dale Wagslaff Ephraim Provo American Fork 40 Girth Sorcnicn Jerald Sorontcn Scpio Ephraim ffolind Wr t G ao Whitlock loilio Alone Wight Carol Ann Willardien Kendyl Wilkin Pleasant Grove Mayfield Trcmonton Manli Mayfield 41 Deaun Adams Manti JoAnno Alexander Gunnison Bruce Allred James Allred Und� Allred Mf. Pleasant Spring City Ephra.m Oan Anderson Ephra-m Flora Anderson Chester Joy Anderson Ephraim Paul Anderson Moroni Mary Ellen Andorson Ephraim 42 Michael Watson, Vice President Mjrla Hudson, Secretary 43 Kenneth Morris, President Raymond Anderson Spanish Fork Anna Louise 8aldwin Bountiful Gene Ralph 8ardslcy Ccntcrficld Ronald 8cil Salt Lake City Shirl R. Black Delta Janice T. Boyington Karen Bradford Karma Braithwaile Ephraim Spanish Fork Ephraim Janet Bray Spanish Fork Norman Brunger Feirvicw Rodney Bumgardner Salina Kathlccne Casey Salt Lake City Newell E. Christensen Moroni Michael D. Christensen Sentaquin Brent Christensen Mayfield Lila lee Christensen Gunnison Arlene Christensen Moroni 4 5 Debra Blackham Moroni Undo Gail Blackham Moroni Sherrol Blain Spring City Cathie Blickenttaff Blinding Sutan Bowen American Fork Joan Boyington Manti Lloyd 8ybec Annabella Karen Clayton Spanith Fork Larry Cambron Mayfield Nancy Cook Fountain Green Carl Carnctccca Maplcton Mary Cox Manti 45 H Gary Crandall Gary Craner Ri h� 'd OtkUy Ebine Curti Burley, Idaho Twin Fall . Idaho Springvillc lyman Lucy Durfey Rhctt V. Durfee Janet Durfee Durian Dcn ley Bkkncll Aurora Salt lake City Salt lake City Gary Evan Calvin Ewell Barry Fillmore Edgar Fillmore Malad. Idaho Santaquin Spanish Fork Spanijh Fork leRee Edward Lorraine Kay Erickien Salt lake City Ephraim Susan Fowles Salina Waldon Francom Payson 46 Jcralee Davis Ephraim Trina Davis Orem Mark Day Elmo Milton A. Dclccuw Lyman Acc V. Drancy American Fork Ned Erickson lavoy Erickson Ocannc Ernst Moroni Deseret Lehi Apryl George Michael Golden Jerry Gonzales «' Springs. Wyoming Nephi Ephraim Celia Dugmorc Perron Pot Gordon Fairvicw Shoron Gunderson Spanish Fork Hoicl Guymon Orem Moo J. Hanson Spanish fork Korcn Holquilt Blandinp Eorl Hodson Ephraim Corolyn Hope Spring City Morlo Hudson Santaguin Shirlce Hutchings Provo Julionne Jackman Salt Lake City Jono Koy Kolsch Salt Lake City Linda Knulcson Spanish Fork Thomas Kodomo Lahaina Maui, Hawaii Gayle Johnson Ephra:m Sharon Mao Jonos Spanish Fork Gail Jorgenson Ephraim Tod Holton Anfoch. Californio Diane Hardy Moroni Donnie Hassell Blucwafer, New Mexico Carol Hatch Salt lake City Marilyn Hanson Spanish Fork Robert Janda LaNila Jensen Richard Johanson Pittsburgh. Pa. Fairview Mt. Pleasant Ann Kohler Grant Larson Karl Madsen Midway Ephraim Nephi Carolyn Hayes Nephi LaMar Madsen Onoita Madsen Sheryl Madscn Theda Madsen Monroe Fairview At. Pleasant Salt lake City Roy Morrick Beverly De Mickcl Kimberly, Idaho Spring City John Mikkclson Provo Marilyn Miller Ocic Mitchell Nancy Morgan Manti Benton Harbor, Michigan Goshen Floyd Madsen Rex McCIcllcn Hugh McKcll Fred Nate Marta Gay Nay MiOnroc Payson Spanish Fork Montpelier, Idaho Cirdeville Betty Nelson Ephraim 50 Kenneth Morris Kimberly. Idaho Gloria Mortenson Ephraim Bill Mots Richf.cld 51 Nila Nielsen Levan Greg Nielson Monroe Thomas Nicholls Manti Judy Nielson Bandung Wendell Nielson Seine Virgin. Norman Self lake C.iy Oevid lee Pederson Seth Peterson Carl Peterson Keren Perry Jerry Pinerelll Spring City Moroni Heyourrt. Idaho Meplelon Price Suienne Redd Ernest Rees Jenet Rigby Ruth Robert Steve Rotenlund Menli Amorkan fori. Springville Verne' Ml. Pleasant 52 Stephen Noyes Ephraim Robert P.nkerlon Amer kan Fori Kay Robinson American fork Beverly Olson Ephraim M.iry Ellen Olson Ephraim Craig Overson Pleasant Grove Blair Painter Nephi Judy Paulsen Ephraim Julia Pyne Orem Ruth Puzey Kay Prestwich Chester Orem Ronald Rushton Murray Maxine Schaucrhamer Orem Oarrcl Scott Salt lake City S3 Ken Scoll Salt lake City Leslie Sessions Orem Donna Shafer Henriville Mary Shepherd Warren Shepherd Sail lake City Salt lake City Roxie Throckmorton Payton Adcll Trinnaman lehi Shirley Teeples Bicknell Joe Taylor Salt lake City Eugene Taylor loa Michael Watson Spring City Cliff Whitehoad Magna 5J Morris Warren Mapleton Keith Westover Pleatant Grove Scharre A. West New rork City Joyce Westenskow Moroni Kenna Rao Sorenson Joan Sloolo David Slornor Gail Stout Jerald Swenson Jerry Talbot Ephraim Pa'odox, Colorado Spring City Ephraim Spanish Fork Magna Elaine Wanlass Fred Wallers Mary Tuekor Monti Fairvicw Bountiful Carolyn Winn JoAnn Worthington Mary Ann Yardley f iuitay No phi Gunnison 55 Beth McNeill Sophomore Paul Rasmussen Sophomore 56 Marla Hudson Freshman Vivian Meir Freshman Neil Johnson Freshman Cathie Blickcnstaff Freshman Chosen as representa4ives of the spirit and the personality—the drive and the achievement -the4 makes for success both in activities and classes 57 Oncila Madion Freihroan Robort Pinkorton Freshman 58 wines' Activities present challenge: New opportunity to set higher goals; To move into a larger scope of action; To achieve from more satisfying endeavor. And along the way, to touch the lives Of common travelers. There are no boundaries except of One's own making. 59 We really didn't need the freshman beanies for identification that first week questioning looks and confused expressions assured all interested that we were newcomers to Snow. However our registration fears were quickly? . . . calmed by friend'y and helpful teachers. We began the years' activities with breakfast—cooked and served by the director and his gang. With all praise doe to our breakfast tables, we found all, including pancakes, syrup, namecards and even the photographer's shadow in our laps College life began to take on new aspects. After a robust hike up the lion's head, we gladly let the student prex and his indains serve up the chow; fun, frolic, high spirits and good appetites we contributed ourselves. Homecoming Queen, Maxine Schaurhamcr: aMcndanls, Marla Hudson and Janice Thompsen. the dither of exciting events. Football enthusiasm was built to a high peak with a rousing snake dance followed by firelighted cheers. We built our floats, slept in classes, rebuilt our floats to carry our club queen candidates. We cheered them on during the parade to impress the returning alumni. Our lovely royalty reigned over all affairs, officially starting the tussle by carrying the pigskin out on the green. Homecoming game was, of course, our victory. Then we climaxed the week and rested our weary feet at the big dance. 65 More food — more fun! At the pancake party we realized our student officers' talents included cooking. We girls sighed with relief when the winners of the beard growing contest were finally announced. We donned pajamas, mau-maus and anything that resembled pajamas for a try at the costume prize bui applauded when Susan, Mick, and Roland walked away with the honors. A cold, busy December was climaxed with club displays, finals and Christmas caroling competition. And then we took ourselves home for a visit by Santa. 67 68 w® Another meal and we thought we'd die! But still we proudly invited our mothers to the A.W.S. Mother-Daughter banquet and our best (or second best) flame to the A.M.S. Dinner Dance. And again we danced. If we got tired we simply took off our shoes and kept dancing as we had throughout the year. DoVpn Blad Halfback AHConferon o Mark J, Howard Center Co-Captain All-Conference Frank Oimond Fullback All Conference Wf i Ken Morris End Craig Ovcson End Mike Huntsman Guard Dale Warburton Halfback Cliff Whitehead Guard Snow........33 Snow........ 0 Snow........ 0 Alumni.......... 6 Boise...........37 Mesa ............0 72 Rould Ruthton Guirlcrb.icfc Dennis Medley Quarterback G.irlK Sorenson Tackle Denny Hassell Tack I Roland West Tackle Bront Thorne Center Snow........13 Snow........33 Snow........20 Snow........ 6 Snow........13 Carbon ..........19 Dixie ...........19 Ricks .......... 0 C.S.U.............6 Easlern Arizona 6 Jay Redd End Fred Nate Halfback Jerry Ratmussci Guard Jerry Talbol Guard fe Earl Hodion Tackle Gary Evan Guard Wayne Budge Guard 75 f s Darwin Woodbury—Athletic director, basket ball coach, baseball coach, track coach. Robert Stoddard-Football coach, wrestling coach. Wax Craner-Assistant football coach. Marsha Hunter, Sheryl Madsen, Sally Redd. CONFERENCE GAMES Snow 80 Carbon . . . . 99 Snow 64 C.S.U 72 Snow 59 Dixie 81 Snow 74 Weber 84 Snow 62 Ricks 64 Snow 69 Weber 74 Snow 100 Ricks 89 Snow 67 C.S.U 63 Snow 54 Dixie 64 Snow 74 Boise 66 Snow 80 B.Y.U 101 Snow 80 Carbon 105 Non-Conference Games Won 8 games, lost 6. Kenneth Dimond Guard Standing: Brent Thorn, Boyd Wright, Earl Olyroyd,. Gary Evans, Steven Peterson, Craig Oveson, Fred Nate, Doyle Mor fill, Ronald RushtOn. Front row: Brent Whitman, Kenneth Lovell, Frank Cloward, Gary Craner, Jerry Rasmussen, Dennis Medley, Larry Mathews. Sears Brown, David Nielsen, Charles Buckner, Charles Mickel-sen, Stephen Gray, John Mik-kelson. Back row: Dale Warburton, Gary Crandall, Ernest Rees, Raleigh Curtis, Phil Miller, Kenneth Morris, Earl Modson. Front row: Mark Howard, Ocie Mitchell. Michael Kcmpf, Randolph Curtis. The W.A.A. provided a rounded program of sporis throughout the year. Ping-pong, Archery, Tennis, Softball, Basketball, Pitch, and many others added to the competitive spirit and enjoyment of College Choral highlighted assemblies and programs, both at home and traveling with outstanding harmony and melody. Top row: Melba Strafe, Beverly Stevens, Kaye Mortensen. Michael Watson, Wayne Mangel son, Lynn Dean, Oon Anderson, Norman Brgnger, Sharon Marshall, Karen Johnson. Marta Gay Nay. Third row: Mary Cox. Elaine Johnson,, Trina Oavis. Ralph Tidd. Larry Tiffany, Gail Stout, Leslie Sessions. Beverly Olsen, Adell Trinnaman. Kathy Ockcy. Second row: Oneita Madsen, Sharon Gunderson, Cathie Bliekcnstaff. Neil Johnson. Jay Ctvisfensen, Earl Clark. Celia Ougmore, Linda Blackham, Deanne Ernst First row: McLoyd E'icksen, Shirley Teeples, Hazel Guymon, Sharlcne Meldrum, David Hermansen, Steve Rosenlund, Sfcr.hen Noyes. Kimball Keeler. Sherron Blair, Ann Meadows, Debra Blackham. 82 Director ............ Gillian Holroyd Shepherd Henderson Miss Holroyd......... Nickey Holroyd Sidney Redlitch . . . . ..... Duane Ryan . . . Elaine Johnson . Robert Pinkerton Loy Ann Blackham David Hermansen . . . . Lorell Hansen 84 a-feglh Oirecior ........ Richard Sherman Helen Sherman . Ricky............ Miss Morris . . . Elaine .......... The Girl......... Dr. Brubaker . .. Tom McKenzie . . Duane W. Ryan .....Kim Keeler . . Elaine Johnson . Kent Mangelson Jana Kay Kelsch Diane Seegmiller . . . Vivian Meier . . Edgar Fillmore .....Ken Morris 85 g!M)W wM$(§ usadl y r'“ S' Z1 Jana Kay Kelsch.............Queen Morris Warren..............King Steve Ockey.............Counselor Dennis Christensen .. Counse'or Coral Hilton...............Katy Mary Cox..............Snow White Earl Nay .................. Fritz Janet Bray .... Wicked Queen Leslie Sessions ... Prince Phillip Dwarfs: Jewel Cook Anna Baldwin Sharlene Meldrum Cathie Blickenstaff Hazel Guymon Marla Hudson Karen Clayson Julianne Jackman..........Wifch Written and directed by...............Martha Ryan -c ia l fem fe 2a Directed by Duane Ryan Dr. Haggett . .. Susan Haggett . Abby............ Mrs. Hagge’f .. Ada Haggett . . . Warren Creamer Tallent......... Rosen........... Davenport....... . T R. Thompson Cathie Olickenstaff .... Ruth Roberts . . . Francis Justice . .. . Vivian Meier ......Bill Goble ......Kim Keeler . . R. E Cannaday . . . Robert Larson 87 Albert Peterson Rose Alvarez Kim MacAfee Margo Thomsen Mrs. MacAfee Ann Kohler Mr. MacAfee Neil Johnson Mae Peterson Conrad Birdie Dale Wagstaff Hugo Peabody David Pederson Randolph MacAfee and Mary Cox Larry Cambron Ruth Puzey Kim Keeler Kathy Ockey Shirley Hutchings Hazel Guymon Betty Ann Kelson Oneita Madsen Marsha Hunter Sheryl Madsen Susan Sorenson Theda Madsen Gary Crandall Ruth Roberts Dan Anderson Sharlene Meldrum Bill Goble Linda Knuteson Tony Thompson laNila Jensen Raleigh Curtis Larry Tiffany i.es'ie Sessions Edgar Fillmore Gail Stout Sharon Gunderson David Hermansen Ed Peterson Robert Larson 88 The dance revue was spectacular in costume, decorations, and talented dancers. From a formal waltz by Lynn and Beverly to Betty Ann's hill billy stomp, the dance classes presented an evening of entertainment and variety. Dance Revue Director: Winnie Clark Try your wings, Find your place in the world. Work and play in fellowship; Unite for common purpose; Create through cooperative effort. Strike out from your textbooks; Develop through action. Leaders of tomorrow, begin today! 93 Murk Howard Treasurer The S Club is for lettermen. They climaxed each seasonal sporl with a banquet and presentation of awards. They also sponsored a float for Homecoming. Cliff Whitehead Gary Crandall 94 In A.H.E.A., future homemakers are provided an opportunity to advance in their chosen field. This year A.H.6.A. took second place in the Christmas Carol Contest and sponsored a float in the Homecoming activities. Su� en Sorenjen The Rodeo Club, with true western spirit, sponsored a rodeo and chose a queen. They also sponsor Western Week with a western dance. Teams from the Rodeo Club participate in intercollegiate rodeos. Verr Don Durfao Preiidcm Mjylon Scow Secretary 95 Virginia Norman Frantij Justice Secretary The Scribblers, the campus literary club, exhibited diversified interests. This year they sponsored Friendship Week, and National Book Week. Their float in the Homecoming parade captured first place. Ann Kohlor President Cathie Blickenttaff Secretary Kathy Ockey President Faya Malmgren Vice Prejidcnt Deb™ Blackham M chad Walton Linda Blackham Marlene Sorbe Linda Strong future Business Leaders of America. Elaine Johnson Raema Hanks Vice President Secretary The W.A.A., Women's Athletic Association, sponsored various sports to interest each girl on campus. They organized and planned a weekly activity that involved every interested girl. 97 The Alpha Delta followers of Thespis, presented their own productions, helped with the college theater productions, and garnished second place at the Homecoming parade. Gerri Kay Robins President Julianne Jackman Publicity Racma Hanks Secretary Alice Ann Hanson Karen Clayson Secretary Historian Earl Nay Kathryn Crane Claudia Acord Ailccn Larsen Marlene Sorbe 98 The Gold Key as a marching pep-club provide half-time activities. The Gold Key banquet during winter quarter was a Margo Thomson Vice President Kathryn Crano Mary Co Drill Matter Assistant Drill Master Dcoun Adams highlight of their year. Judy Paulson President Gayle Johnson Secretary Joy Anderson Linda Allred Karen Cloyson Pat Gordon Gayle Jorgensen laVem Christensen Shirlic Hutchings Marta Gay Nay Sally Redd Q Kathy Ockcy Secretary The Sigma Gamma is a national organization for the improvement of leadership. Marva Edwards Beverly Stevens Sherman Huff Judy Paulsen Ann Kohler Susan Sorenson Marlene Sorbc 100 Doyle Hanten Honorable Duke Barry Fillmore Emilo Santo Worthy Chancellor The Intercollegiate Knights joined in the support of all school activities. They sponsored a dance to announce their Duchess. o Ri� mi Hank Vice President A.lecn larscn Treasurer [ugeno Taylo- Vice President Cathie Blickenstaff Debra Blackham Claudia Acord Dorothy Aiken I Gary Dclange Secretary Milton Deleeuw Treasurer Gary Craner 102 The LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA, besides regular club duties, sponsored a float for the Homecoming parade which took honorable mention. They built a Christmas display and joined in the Song Fest and Christmas Caroling. Betty Ann Kelson Gal1 Stout Bill Gobi© Mary Shepherd Susan Sorenson Beth Peterson Oneifa Madsen Raemj Honks, lambda Delta Sigma Sweetheart. Raema Hanks, ruled as lambda Delta Sigma Sweetheart with personality and vitality. Linda Strong 104 Attractive surroundings and personable administration made the L.D.S. Institute a home for many school activities, besides the complete program of church activities and religious instruction they provided. 105 06 Norman Alvcrson, sophomore with the highest grade point average, was selected as Valedictorian of the Class of '62. 107 William Goblo wot chosen Preferred Mao fo role rhe A.W.S. Prefereoce Ball. 108 Homecoming Queen, Maxine Schouerliamer. 109 Mary Cox, stately winner of the talent and modeling contest, received the title of Miss Snow for 1961-62. I 10 :o Beverly Stevens October, Sumii Sorenson November Beth McNeill December Betty Ann Kelson January Marsha Hunter February Lindj Blackham March Marlene Sorbe April Dorothy Aiken May in EPHRAIM CITY Home of Snow College IIS CHRISTIANSEN FURNITURE AND HARDWARE EPHRAIM. UTAH Something for Everybody SANPETE VALLEY BANK MT. PLEASANT, UTAH RESOURCES FOUR MILLION DOLLARS Member of F.D.I.C. 114 LEE VARIETY Glen Lee, Manager Ephraim, Ufah Buck's Sporting Goods Nelson Sinclair Service Richfield, Utah Ephraim, Utah MECHANICALLY CHECKED USED CARS all makes and models Complete Mechanical Work Morris Nelson, Proprietor The EPHRAIM ENTERPRISE The MANTI MESSENGER and JOB AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING Wedding Stationery Missionary Programs EPHRAIM MARKET Ephraim, Utah Quality Food - Cold Storage I )5 BANK OF EPH RAIM ‘ Friendly Service to AH'’ EPHRAIM, UTAH DAIRY QUEEN Spencer’s Super Service THE CONE WITH THE CURL ON TOP CONOCO - - - HOTTEST BRAND GOING 116 Ephraim, Uiah Phone AT 3-9903 Ephraim, Utah COW PALACE ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR SPORTS LET'S GO BOWLING! Ephraim, Utah I.G.A. PROGRESS MARKET A. J. CHEVROLET, INC 'YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER' A FRIENDLY PLACE TO DO BUSINESS” 67 South Main Ephraim, Utah Ephraim, Utah 117 TOWNE THEATRE EPHRAIM, UTAH ‘ Centers of Cinema Pleasure KINEMA THEATRE MT. 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Craig, 53. 72 Painter, Blair, 53 Patrick, Meryle Lynn, 39, 97 Paulsen, Judith, 53,99,100 Pedersen, David, 52 Peterson, Beth,. 52,103 Peterson, Carla, 52 Perry, Karen, 52, 99 Peterson, Kent, 39 Peterson, Mona Lee, 39 Peterson, Gordon, 39 Phillips, Don, 38 Pinarelli, Jerry, 52 Pinkerton, Robert, 52 Powell, Don, 38 Prestwich, Kay, 53 Puenzieux, Nelly, 38 Puzey, Ruth, 53 Pyne, Julia, 53 Rasmussen, Gerald, 74 Rasmussen, Paul, 39 Redd, Jay, 74 Redd, Sally, 39,52,99 Rees, Ernest, 52 Rees, Gordon, 39 Rigby, Janet, 52 Roberts, Ruth, 52 Rosenlund, Steve, 52 Robins, Gerri Kay, 39,98,100 Robinson, Kay, 52 Rushton, Ronald, 53, 72, 78 Santos, Emilio, 40,101 Schoonover, Lee, 78 Scott, Darrel, 53 Scott, Ken, 54 Scow, Maylon, 39, 95 Seegmiller, Diane, 40 Schauerhamer, Maxine, 53 Shafer, Donna, 29,95 Shelley, Norman, 40 Shepherd, Shirley, 40 Shepherd, Warren, 54 Sorbe, Marlene, 40,97,98,100 Sorensen, Garth, 41,73 Sorensen, Jerald, 41 Sorensen, Kenna Rae, 55 Sorensen, Susan, 40,95,100,103 Squire, Everd Leslie, 40 Steele, Jean, 55 Sterner, David Dan, 55 Stevens, Beverly, 25,40,100 Stewart, Gaylan, 41 Stine, Patricia, 41,97,100 Strate, Melba Sue, 29,41,95 Strong, Linda Jean, 28,41,97 Swenson, Jerald Blaine, 55 Talbot, Jerry, 55,75 Taylor, Eugene, 54 Taylor, Joe, 54 Teeples, Shirley, 29,54,103 Thompson, Anita, 41 Thomson, Margo, 99 Thorne, Brent, 73 Throckmorion, Roxie, 29,54 Tiffany, Larry, 54,98 Townsend, Marjorie, 40 Trinnaman, Francis Adell, 54 Pucker, Mary, 55,97 Vertiel, Faunice, 40 Watson, Michael, 29, 54, 97 Walters, Fred, 55, 72 Warburton, Dale, 72 Wagstaff, Dale, 40 Wanlass, Elaine, 55, 99 Warren, Morris, 54,79 Westover, Keith, 54 125 West, Roland, 29,41,98 West, Scharee, 54 Whitehead, Cliff, 54,72 Whitlock, Glen, 41 Willardsen, Carol Ann, 41 Wilkins, Kendyl, 41 Wight, Leslie, 41 Winn, Carolyn, 55 Worthington, JoAnn, 55 Yardley, Mary Ann, 55 126 Waiting world, challenging world: We're now of mankinds long progression Who seek through voice and touch and sight To understand and grasp your secrets - -To comprehend your power and might. And now we place ourselves before you For tempering by time and strife; May wisdom, prayer and purpose Become the essence of each life. 127