Even more advanced in his training was Lorenzo Snow, who joined the Church in that same year. His sister Eliza remembered him as “ever a student, at home as well as in school, (most of his schooling after his twelfth year was during the winter terms,) his book was his constant companion when disengaged from filial duties; and when sought by his associates, ‘hid up with his book’ became proverbial. With the exception of one term in a High School in Ravenna, Ohio, also a special term of tuition under a Hebrew professor, he completed his scholastic training in Oberlin College.”17
