Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 432 of the 1949 volume:

LITTERA SCRIPTA MANET Drusilla and Robert Jepperson c- PHeSGITIIli THE GLENN H. CRUMP Business Manager BRUCE HILTON Editor Published by tbe Associated Students of BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Provo, Utah Printed by Brigham Young University Press, June. 1049 1 lie Baii aii lice loiind (liiclK in India s iuls arid roots clown fioni ils nranc lies. W ' licn an norctl in llic soil llicsc roots scrxc to support the ever cNpantling growtli of nranilics and lolagf. Ill lliis nianniT tlic trie spreads from one small area (o cover many acres. Similarly our Biinyan yearDooK, recording on ils leaves in word antl picture the life of iind spirit of llie Y , takes root In tne liearts of students. fatult and friends. It spreads the spirit from our small local campus throughout the world — a perpetual bond of understanding, good will and friendship. - ' y i - lif Ci --Jf ' . •V . = ' ' f.= ,••. ■■ .; ' r --•J ■ff ? f:. r iTWi . • r. - I  !: v 10 l li The Wheel has always been the symbol of dyn- amic movement— the wheels of industry, the wheels of fortune, the wheels of progress. Believing that our wheel of college is the embodiment of these and all the other important wheels on which life and the world moves forward— we dedicate this Banyan. Our wheel of college is a unified whole. The hub around which all centers is the campus and administration. The spokes going out in all directions are the colleges. The rim which binds all else together and on which the wheel of college really runs are our campus organi- zations and activities. i , - . DEDICATIOi fcl 1 mi k. 1 m ' m 1 ' r ' ■ .. .OV The gateway to the Lower Campus leads one to the Education building, gleaming in the after- noon sun. 10 The Training Building. left, is liome of B U s elementary school and the Men s Gym. College Building, where many a play had an appreciative audience; and bottom, the Y ' s Wo- men s Gym. -■• ■ ' w--- - t • ■ . •... • ■ ' - y a . • I . ' T -rfH ' ' i7 ' m 11 lona House. Allen Hail. Kniglit Hall. Warnick House, and Campus Dorm— all of wliicli are home to many of tlie coeds on campus. These residence halls are almost as well known to the males as to the females. 12 The several steps and trails leading to and from our Upper Campus. The second East. 1 hird East, and Fourth East steps all caused many a student to become leg weary. Right, the lovely hill approach; formerly for automo- bile traffic, now reserved for pe- destrian use. 13 The sundial at tlic foot of tlie Maeser Hill tells time no more, while the socialites who en- ter the portals of the Grant Library need the time told them quite often. Below, the Maeser Me- morial, home of the wheels of Brigham 1 oung Universilx , shown in the afternoon sun and again at night. 14 The campus liomo of our president in a fa selling. Riglil. lln ' upper hall of ihe Maeser being used for what the Library is generalK noted. Stadium House has prohahly seen more ictorious or beaten teams than the most avid football fan. Below, the president s garden in a winter setting. 15 Home of apronomisl s. Ijac Icriolo- gist s anri most of tlio College of Applied Science is the lirimliall shown rignl. Mount Timpanogos. in I lie DacKgroini l below, sllenlly stands walcli over neau- liful Ul.di N ' allev. I The Joseph Siiiilli Memorial, is pic- Imed u)o e Irom a seldom photographed iew . that ol the east end. Leaves, cool shadows, and again the Smith, religious center of the campus, shown from the west. 16 SHEKE BlIILDIK Our new Science Building, nparing a reality, is pictured from the ground- lireaking by President Smith, to tlie foun dation laying, and the forms being placed for the second floor. The four-story struc- ture is expected lo be in use by %vinter fjunrtcr 1030. 17 LJiLMt [ I - ' •mm ■iiiraifiii sisr rffiwsR s:: :r. - .Ui ' pm)unl N ' illaCi , shown lop. is still un- landscapecl and is still adorned witli the weekly wash of the veteran ' s families. The Social Hall, above, as it appeared first of fall quarter, merely a shell. When we left this spring, windows had leen placed, landscaping nearly completed and the Hall had served as host to many of the school functions. 18 JOSF.PH SMITH BLDC. KNIGHT HALL. IT UBRARY. II Llnrn Eidtanft, 4( Llitir r mrrle Hkll. IM MAESCR BLDG., 12 Ncllion Hon ., ill NORTH BLDG.. 41 Photo Sludk). C Foil Offic . C inpn , 3] Poll Offle . To-n. 3 Preaident ' i Hotnc. I( Prcaldrnt ' i Office. 1] PRESS BLDG.. 34 Pobllc Llbrarr. I R CTl ifir Off(c«,  SCIENCE BLDG.. II SotUl HtUI.  SPRECH CENTER. 4] STADIUM. IH STADIUM BOISE. JT SlDd«nl B« lr Otrirea. 11 SlMd«nl Emplormmt Offlw, S4 Slndanl HctJtb. )I Stodcnrt Snpplr. )3 Tcnnia CosrU. 14. IS Trailer Ar««. tl TRAINING SCHOOL. 10 V«t« Admin.. 12 V«t. CanUct and GaMant Cetttar. 3 (IT E. C«jil«r St.) Warnlc Hoa «. SO Wnna Honat, || WOMEN ' S GYM. 11 Wfiaosnt Branch OITIcm, 4T WYMOUNT TLLACE. 43 V N -i Offlw Vomng Apta.. II 19 ' kham You XAMlNATlOr BOARD OF TRUSTEES The First Presidency of ihe Churcli of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is also tlie presidency of the Board of Trustees of Brigliam Young Uni- versity. Shown right they are: First Vice-Presi- dent J. Reuben Clark. Jr.; President George Al- bert Smith; and Second Vice-President David O. McKay. Members of the Board: John A. Widtsoe. Joseph Field- ing Smith, Albert E. Bowen. Adam S. Bennion, Joseph S. Merrill, Stephen L. Richards, Keifer B. Sauls (Secretary of the Board), Franklin L. West. 22 niESIIIE T OF THE UNIVERSITY A gray haired and smiling dignity characterizes the appearance of the man oaded with the real responsibility of the university. The wheel ol wheels .... President McDonald. When Uncle Sam caught up with Presidents secretary John Tootle, right, early fall quarter, capable Jensine Johannessen, arjove. look the duties over. 1 B X - B f r t H ' ' k H f 1 ' m ■ c 1 L- M I B t- .- f - m H ' ■ H 1 i 1 1 ■ 23 Wesley P. Lloyd Dean of Students John F. Jones Student Coordinator Lillian C. Booth Counselor of omen Dean of students, Wesley P. Lloyd, had much to do with all student activities. Coordinator of student affairs, John Jones, doubled as housing director and had his hands full. Counselor of women, Mrs. Lillian Booth, extended a hand of welcome to campus women. Many students took advantage of the helps available in the top of the Maeser building. 24 UUMKI ASSOCIATION 25 Regislr Offic Many people engage in the behind scenes services which made for more pleasant campus life. Registrar John Hayes and staff give information, took care of registration and compiled grades. The heaUli center had green pills and cough syrup ready for any ailment. Medical Center Bookstore Gerri Hafen and others behind the bookstore fountain added to leisure time enjoyment. Responsible for the extensive program of orientation, testing and coun- seling were Dr. Antone K. Romney and aides. Counseling Service 26 The Ireasurcr s office look tlie fees at registration and paid tfie bills all year. Even the Banyan covers came from llie campus laindery this year. Audio-Visual Aids Clarence Tyndall and his visual aids depart- ment had films for service to nolh campus and community needs. Everything from teachers tests lo dance programs vas put out at the press de- partment. Y Bindery 27 illi.itu F. Hnnson. Assistiinl Professor of Music M S.. Brrgliarn oun{ Univrrsity, iy 7 I I .arl Pardee, Clmfrnitin of Spnccli Dcparlmrnl Pli O.. L ' nivcrsity of Louisiana, 1056 .t (H I. Sorcnson. Instruclor in Se(oiirlary Ed. I S., lirigftaiii Young University, 1940 M.tr Deanc Gilnerl. Instructor in Secondary Ed. IV S,. iJrigliarn Young University. 1041 I l.irciM W Lee. Assot . Prof, ol Modern Languages I ' ll I). Slanlord University, 1046 l ti ii I lurlcy. Professor of Speech I ' ll !: . I ' ni er ity of Iowa. 1935 [ l.innn- I. Madscn, l rofessor of Music I )(n tor nl Musii . lioguslawsKt College of Music. I ' n2; M. M.. Honorary Doctor of Music, Chicago t ollege ol Music. lO -) W ' llli.UM 11 Snell. Professor of Industrial Arts ' I S. iiri ' jiiaiii Yuunii L ' ni ersitv, I0 i9 FACULTY Ko [1..-1. , ,l l ' r„l „l S.M,ml,u i:.lu(, n 1 , Ini .t-iK III Siiiilliirn C ' alifnrnin, lU -i NliMiiiii 11. C l„rk. 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IU-, I lull., ( ,,,iii- III Iniiliii in Sci iimlary Tiliii .ilion K , ll,,i, ' l,.,,,i V,,,,,.,, I nivcrsily. 102 ) M.,v ( II,, ,„„l, .-i- I ' n.l. ,il i:l,-,ii,nl, r lul, U . hllL ' l v., in;; rnuiT llv. lOT-l K ' .ilpli Br.Uili, .-„l.,„l l ' r„l,-.M,r nl I ' nclisli A B, iiiiol,.,,,, ' I.iiin;; Cniv.rMlx, 111 ,-) W Iv ' .iv Wiul.l. , .sl I ' rni, ,,l l,,nM,,iliMii: Dim, l„r nl l «l li, Unl.llinn. A i; , I IliMTvih nl I ' lnll, 10 )) 28 WJlnnl I) I...-. ln l u lnI ui Ij lisli 1 . iUit M ini rtiin ' j I nivrrsit . HJ )? InKii Cl.irkr. A l. Prol. o SiMonil.irv l din ati in: I ' riiu rp.il ol N-i unditry I r.iiitint! S IkioI M. S.. iiriiili.KH i.tmu I ' nnirsilN. I )|1 iM ' l C. LiiMilMTt. Drnii ( | Siiiiiiiiir SiImxJ; Dim lor ul l.ilir.irv- rii I) . Sl.mlor.l t ..ivrr.iU. lOl- |_,iv f.nn- Sir l )iii. . s(K ialf l ' riilr siir ul Mu i M . i riclt ' ini nun I ' iitxcrsily. l ' lf) ( !i II I I I urmr, A .Histvml Prcdrv or ol Arl 1 . liriiili.ini V Min._ ' I ' liiNersity. 1018 KricI ils.ii. Assl. (onrli. Inslrurtor in Pliysi(iil J. IV S.. i ripliitin doling l ' nivcrsit . I ' M ) Norin.iii Dunn, lnstru tor in r.n ;lisli Kidu ' s Sliolar. 1002-1. Saltlry C.JI.ur. Biriiiin ' - li.H... IjiGlaml. M. U. S. 1 . 10J2 (larrn.c lyiidiill. Dirrt lur ui llir hur.-.tiL ul AikIiu Visual liistrui lion: Infirm tor in f m a lion B. S.. Brii liani Vounc l ' ni rrsity. I ll |,llun M.ir.|...ll. IV..Irs.ur ul l ' li si.s I ' ll 1). I nivrrsily ol Cliicauo. 10 1 I liner ' lilK-r. Prulcssor of [ ' .fonoinifs A. B. Slanlor l I ' nivorisly. I9M iJi alii ' lli Mill. Assislant in Counsriint! ol Woiiun M. A.. Ccluiiihirt L ' nivcrsily. IQ -I 1,1 ' r B- Valcnlinr. A-s-iistanl Prolrssor ol Spanish A, B. Britjli.iiii Voun2 rnixrrsilv. 10 1 . I r ' Jfiik W clili. liKlrin lur in Sciondary I ' .ilutation I.iry lorai-Msrn. Inst, in Homo Hcon,. ( afctcria Mgr. B. S.. I ' tali Stair Anri.ultural Collruc 1 03Q I Honirr W ' akclicid, linstrudor in Musir li. S.. Bricliiuii YoimC University. 1045 1 .in ilr Spent cr. Assistant H nislrnr B. S.. Bricliani Younp l ' nivcrsily. 1010 Luiillc Hallaiii.. jnstriu lor in Set rclarial Prarlicc A. B. Briuliani Yuunc I ' ni ersily. 1059 I C.oldeif Taylur. Iri lru( tor in l nelisli M. A.. . ' iriL ' liani Youn I ' nisersity. 1010 II Wayne Solle. Assistant Atfiletit C )a( li M. S.. Bricliani YounC I ' niversity. 1041 iina Ollurlon. Lilirr.rian Ijiierilus A. B., Britjii.iiii Ynuni I ' nrvrr-iitv. 101 ) U)-;e[ li Siulweeks. Assoi . rrol. ol r.tl, Adininislralion Pli D.. I ' nivrrsity t Wistonsin. toil l usscl li. Swrnsen. Prof ' ssor of History l li I).. I ' niversity of C ' lii.ad . !  Kallirvn B. I ' ardoe. Assistant lVoless ir of Speedi A B. Briuliain Yoiin0 I ' niversity, Q ' S4 A. Sniitl. Pond. ProlesM.r ol r.nnu.ni.s: (li.urni.iM of Atlritnltiiral i ' tfinomif ■; Pli. D.. Nortl. ve lrrn 1 tHViTsily, 1012 IMML mmmt 29 Doan A. Anderson. Assotiolc Professor of Agroi and Bartoriology M. A., Stanford University, lQj4 Jean Cliar, Instructor in Elementary Eduration Rutll ' ilson. Instructor in Secondary Education B S, Brighani Young I ' i i ersily. 1945 ( ' Ii ' M I Iwaiis. Instruitor in ; r counting Harrison Val Hoyl. Prof, of Acct.. Business Adni. Pli. D , Stanford University. I95I Mnynard D. Stewart. Instructor in Art M. I . A., University of L ' lali. Jolin C. .Swensen. Professor Emeritus of Sociology M. A., Columbia University. 1921 Ricliard Smoot. Instructor in Religion I leraUl R. Clark. Professor of Finance and Banking; Dean. College of Commerce M. B. A.. University of Washington. 1924 Mvrra Ann Williams. Instructor in Sec. Practice B. S. firigliam Young University. 1941 Morris y . dinger. Assistant Professor of Speech M. A.. Brigham Young University. 1946 Cornelius R. Peterson. Assistant Purchasing .Agent B. S.. Brigham Young University. 1936 H- Darrel Ia lor. In tnutor in Spanish Oli er R. Sriiith. Assistant Professor of Journalism .■ . B., Brigliam Young University. 1938 Kenneth C. Bullock. .Assistant Professor of Geology M. A., Brigham Young University. 1042 I lugh Nihley. Associate Professor of Religion Ph. D.. University of California. 1958 Parley .A. C hristcnscn. f rofcssor of English Ph. U.. Stanford University. 1927 Irene O. Spears. Associate Prof, of Modern Languages Ph. D.. Stanford University. 1942 Lorine Lee. Instructor in Secondary Eduration Josejjn K. . i( holes. Professor of Chemistry !. A.. Stanford University. 1924 50 Slcw.irl L. CifMU. Inslr. in I lislory Politicnl Science M. A . BriflluuM oung L ' nivi-rsily. 19-16 I Rrx Go.ilcs, Assislrtnl Professor of Clicniistry Pli. D.. L ' nivcrsily of Wisconsin. IQ 7 W ' .iync B. Hitlos, Prof, of Plivsics nnd Mall rniiitii Pii. D . Californin Institute of Teclinology. H f Grant S. Ritliards. Assoc. l o(. of Antiiirtl Huslmndry !. S., Uliili Sl.ile Agrifultural College. HM2 lime I errs. Instnidor in Setontlary I ' .ducation A. B.. Brigliaiii Young Lniversily. 1947 Lars O. C rancfall. Inslruclor in Comnicrcc M. S,, I5rigtiani oung University. 1915 H. Smith Broadfjent, Assistant Professor of Clicniislry f li. O . Iowa Stale College. 1910 Charles L{. Maw, Professor Emeritus of Chcinislry f h. D., Stanford University, 192-1 Joiin W. Payne, Assistant Professor of Sociology M. A.. Brighani oung University, 1948 . largaret Hales. Director. Home Study Bureau A. B., Brighani oung University. Norma Lees Arringlon. Inslr. in Physical Education B. S.. University of Utah. 1945 Carl P. Eyring. Professor of Physics and Mathema- tics: Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Ph. D., California Institute of Technology. 1924 Wesley P. Lloyd. Professor of Philosophy of Educa- tion; Dean of Students Ph. D.. University of Chicago. 1957 Mora f). fisher. Instructor in Elementary Education B. S.. Brighani oung L ' nivcrsity, 1956 Honry J. Nicholes. Assistant Professor of Zoology f h. D., University of Wisconsin. 1941 Harold Glen Clark. Prof, of Education. Executive Sec. of Alumni Association; Director of Extension Di . Ed. D., George Washington L ni crsily, 1942 W illiam t ' .. Bcrrell. Assoc. Professor of Religious Ed. Edgar M jenson. Professor of Education : Director, 1 ea( her Placement Bureau M. A.. Brighani Young University, 1919 Ma, Berryrssa, Instructor in Elementary Education John E. Hayes, Registrar B. S., Brigham Young University, 1924 L. Elliott TuHle. Assistant Professor of Geography M. S-. Brigham Young University. 1948 IJda Jackson. Inslaictor in Elementary Educalion B. S. Brigham Young LIniversity. 1948 j[J Herbert K, ( hristensen. Assl. I rot. of Secondary l.d. M. S.. firigham Young University. 1948 Mary J. Anderson. Inslruf tor in IJementary f ' .dur.ition 31 Allxrl D. Swonscn. Assislant Professor of Clicmislry Pli, D.. Louisiana Stalo University. 19 1 W ' illord i . SiiirMi, Instrmlor in SocioloCy M. A.. Brieliati. Young Univrrsily. I M8 r,rnost K( ' itiis liiisscl. Assi- tanl In I Inrlii ulliirc ; Instruc- tor in Landsrapf Ar( liitrt lure A. li.. I3riplinin Young Univcrsily. IQ-40 M. f oy Sfjarks. lnslru(tor in SrtonJary I . lu(alion A. B.. L ' tali Slate Afiricullural C ollefie. 1928 I lioiiias . Cli.n.y. AxM t.iiil IVulrssor ol I nulisli M. A,. University ol Malio. 1936 Margaret Sunifiierliays. Assistant Professor ()l Music A. B.. Brigliarii Youni University. 1956 Haltie M. Knifilit. Circulation Librarian B, S.. in L. S. University ol Denver. I9r Law-son Haiiiblin, Assistant LiLrnrian FACULTY C arol Oaks. Instrut lor in I .nc ' isli M. A.. Uni rrsity ol C liicago, 1916 O. Norman Gcertsen, Instructor in Malli. I liy- tts B. S., Brighaiii Young University, 19 ' 50 L Wells Jakeinnn. Cliatnnan Dept. ol Ardiaeology Pli. D.. University of California. 1958 Orea B. 1 anncr. Assistant I ' rolcssor or I.nglisli A. B.. Brighant Young University, 1952 l_or(Mi C. Coxintjtnn, Inslrdt lor in Clieniistry Reola ( lark, Instructor in Lnglisn A. B.. University of Utali. 19 7 Brigliain D. Madsen. Assistant Prof, ol History and Politic al Science Pli, D.. University of California. 19 8 Dean A. Peterson, Assistant Professor ol Accounting and Business Adniinistralion NL S., Univcrsily ol Soulncrn California, 1942 Rolicrt iif.uMord. Inslructor in Secondary Lduc.ilion NL S., Brigliarii oung University, 1947 Marcia A. Goates. Instructor in Lnglisli NL A., Slate University ol Iowa. 1947 Hannah C. Packard, Special Instr. in Vocal Music A. B.. Brigliain Young Univcrsily M. Wflford Poulson, Professor ol Ps cliology M, A . Universifv of L ' tali. 1919 32 May BilliiiKs. A isliinl Prolessor ol Honir l.cnnimiirs B. S.. BrijlLiiii Young L ' nivorsily, 1933 lusopli M. Borl, Inslruclor in Pliysks Don L. Karl, Assislnnl Pro(cssor ol Mii ii M A . Brigli.ini Young Lnivcrsily, HH7 LiRuy Bi-liop. Ptolfssor o( fjiim-nliiry I elm iilioii .inJ lulllicilion AHniinislriilion: t lininiiiin ol llii- D(|),iil nirril ol Llciiiont.iry Eduialion Lil. D.. Colorado Sinic College ol Lxluialion, iyi7 I ilward M. Kuwr. Prolrssor ol Lnglisli A. li.. Brigliani Young University. 1023: Ciratlu.ite Slutly. L ' niversily ol Chicago, C nrneii l ' ni ersily Lorrn C. Bryner, Assorialr F rofossor ol C liniiislry PI.. L).. Iowa Stale College. 193 1 Jolin R. Halliday. Professor ol Music Ph. D.. Music I heory, P.astinan School ol Music. L ' niversily ol Rochester, N. Y., 1041 Belly McTague. Instructor in Physical [iducation J ' i% Ncwbcrn 1. Butt, Librarinn ixnd Research Assori.ile M. S.. Briglirtni Younrt L ' niv.rsitv, I9 0 Winifred Wilkinson, Instrmlor in Mninr l.ronnniii-- Charles .1. Harl. FWossor o( Hrnlll.. Pliysitnl K.l ucation. nnti Rrcrralion Fd. D.. New York University. 1043 Arthur Watkins, Assistant Prof, of Modern I_anyiKig(s Ph. D.. Stanford University, 1948 Heed Morrill. Associate Professor of Educational Ad- ministration. I ' A. D., University of Orrpon. 1948 Belli Richardson. Reserve Lifjrarian B. S.. in L. S.. University of Denver. 1944 D. P-lden Beck. Assoc. Prof, of Zoology Entomology Ph. D.. Iowa State College. 1935 Clinton I - Larson. Instructor in English M. A,. Unr ersily of L ' lali. 1947 Reed Bradford. Professor of Sociology Ph. D., Harvard University. 1946 Max Rogers. Assistant Professor of Gerninn M. A.. Brigharii Young University, 1942 Cynlha Cowan, Instructor in Physical Education B. A.. University of Utah. 1947 Leona Holhrook. Prolessor of Pliysical Educatir)n; l)i- rector. Physical Education for Women M. A.. Columhia University, 19 55 OiiU- ] West. Instructor in English A. B.. Brighani oung L ' niversily, 1940 Elmer Nelson. Special Instructor in Music Josie E. Stewart. Instructor in Home Economics Gerril de Jong. Jr.. Dean. College of Eine Arts: fessor of Modern Languages Ph. D.. Stanford University, 1954 33 . riios N. Merrill, l rol. I!!nicrilus of SctonJiiry Eel. Pli. D.. Stanford University. 1926 C nllicrinc Ronmcy. Instructor in Home Economics B. S.. Utali Slate Agricultural College. IQ41 Cliarlcs E. Haggerly. Assistant in Library M. A.. Brighani Young University, 19-16 William C. Carr. Assistant Professor of History and I olitif al Science A. B .. Brigliam Young University, IQj-t Anlone K. Ronmey, Professor of Pliilosopliy of Edu- cation and Guidance. Cliairnian of Counselling Service Ed. D.. Stanford University. 1047 Grctta M. Croft. Instructor in Religion WVldon J. Taylor. Associate Professor of Marketing M. B A,, Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration. 1957 Stanley H. Watts. Instructor in Pliysical Education and Assistant AtKletic CoacK B. S., Brigham Young University, 1938 FAClllTY Keifer B. Sauls. Secretary-Treasurer, Board of Trus- tees; Purchasing Agenl B. S.. Utah State Agricultural College. 1920 Elsie C. Carrol, Associate Professor of English M. A., Brigham Young University, 1928 Olive K. Bunninghani, Instructor in English M. A,, Brigham Young University, 1934 C. Lavoir Jensen. Instructor in Secondary Education Roy V. Doxcy, Assistant Professor of Church Orga- nization and Administration J. Ira Young. Instructor in Secondary Education B. S., Brigham Young University, 1947 Dorothy N. Candland, Instructor in Elementary Edu- cation: Principal of Training School B, S., Brigham Young University, 1940 Golden L. W ' oolf, Professor of Secondary Education Ed D., University of California, 1940 Harold J. Bisscll, Associate Professor of Geology M. S., University of Iowa, 1936 Maxine Biird Murdock, Instmctor in Elementary Ed. Stella D. Lewis, Instructor in Home Economics Naoma Rich, Associate Librarian B. S., Brigham Young University, 1931; Certificate in Library Science, Riverside Library Service, School. 1932 34 Ellvorl H. Hiiiics, Assistant Profi-ssor and Special counselor of Pliilosopny of Education and CJuidance M. A. University of Kansas, 1937 Clarence S. Boyle, Professor of Accounting and Busi- ness Adnitnislration Ed. D.. New York University. 9t George H. Hansen, Professor of Geology Ph. D.. George W ' asliington University, 192 Vasco M. Tanner, Professor of Zoology r I.nloniology Ph. D.. Stanford University. 1925 John F. Jones, Coordinator of Student Organizations and Director of Slutlent I lousing B. A., University of Utali. 1935 Jean . nne W ' aterslradt, Instructor in Engiisli A. B.. Brighani oung University, 19-15 Guslave Buggert, Instructor in Music Richard L. Gunn, Instructor in Secondary Education f aul D. Proctor. Assistant Professor of Geology M. A., Cornell University. 19-43 G. Loon Dallin, Assistant Professor of Music B. M., M. M., Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester, N. Y. Effic WarnicK, Professor of Home Economics M. S., Iowa Stale College, 1957 Joics Stone, Instructor in Philosophy of Education and Guidance Norman Hunt, Special Instructor in Music Alma Burton, Instructor in Religion Berlrand F. Harrison, Professor of Botany; Chairman of Botany Department Ph. D., University of Chicago, 1957 Ray R, Canning. Instructor in Sociology M. S., Brighani oung University, 19-18 Lillian C. Booth, Counselor for Vontcn B. S., Brighani Young Univlrsity, 1940 Johri W. McAllister. Instructor in Puhlic Sdiool Music and Private Wice A. B., Brighani oung University, 1937 J. Rohert Kest, Instructor in Speech Reuben D. Law, Professor of Education; Denn of Col- lege of Education: Chairman of Departnients of l:.duration and Educational A(.!ministraliori Ed. D., University of Southern California, 19 1 Richard D. Poll, Assistant Professor of History and Political Science Ph. D,. University of California. Berkeley, 1918 Bent F . Larson, Professor of Art M. A., University of Utah, 1922 Briant S. Jacobs, Assistant Professor of English Ph, D., State University of Iowa, 19-14 I ' arrell D. Madsen, Assistant f rofessor of Secondary I ' .ducation M. A.. Brighani Young University, 1942 35 KonI MfKnrglit, Inslrutlor in Botany I-V .ri M. Croft. As iislant Prof, of SrtR-t.irial Praiticc M. S-, UnivcrMty oi Soullicrn California. 19-10 IVc!;ton R. Glcdiiill. Assistant Professor of Si cecli M. A., Louisiana Slate University. IQ40 Siflney B. Sprrry. Professor of Old lestanienl; Lang- uage ' s and Literature; Director, Division of Religion Pli. D., University of Cliicago, 1951 ■ I.iihn L, Miller. Instructor in Mallieniafirs A B., Brigliatii Young University, l ' M2 Kit. hard L. Sniitn, Assoc late Professor of Accounting and Business Administration C p. A.. Li,,l., 1948 I Rnrnan Andrus, Assistant Professor ol Art M. S., Brigliatii oung Uni ersit , 19-13 Hugn V. Peterson, Associate Professor of Chemistry Pli. D., Uni ersity of loua, 1930 FACUTY rill. nil I I. Bu Ie. Professor Emeritus of F.ducalion M. A.. Brigliatii Young University, 1925 C liristen Jensen. Dean. Graduate School; Head of Dcp.irlment ol History and Political Science Ph, D.. Uni crsily- of Chicago, 1921 I lo (l Millet. Assistant Professor of Physical Educa- tion; ( tiai h of BiisKelnall and Track M, S,, L ' niversity of Souihcrn California, 1939 rirl S. Ballil, Professor of Sociology: Chairman. De- p.irtment of Sociology Pli. D., Uni crsitv ol Southern California. 1945 II. NViI M.Kniglif. Assist. Mgr. of Students Supply . -- oci,ition; Instructor in Accounting and Business .Vdministration B. S,, Brigham oung University, 1937 Russell H. Slansfield. Instructor in Secretarial Practice B. S., Brigham oung University, 19-10 Leonnrd W. Rice. Assistant Professor of English y . A., Uni crsity of Washington, 1913 loliii W. Wing, Assistant Professor of Chemistry M. S,, Brigham Young University. 103 1 Kiirl I., doling, Professor of English M. A., Oxiord University. 1934 [?ay S. Allcnian, Assistant Professor of Ph sics i h. D.. John Hopkins Uni crsity. 1939 I homas L. Martin. Dean, College of Applied Science Ph. D,, Cornell University, 1919 M irk K. Allen, Associate Professor of Psychology M. A., Stanford University. 1954 Benjamin F. Cuininings, Professor of Modern and (_ lassical Languages A. B., University ol Utah. 1913 i( ' 4.jak 36 Tlic sliuliiit l)ocly ( on lilnlion adopted last year eslablislicd llic new student lecislature. Repre- sentation was from all types of campus activities and organiza- tions. Lively Sessions were spent discussing tlie s allilelic situ- ation, (hanging the name of llie campus newspaper. th ' election procedures and other pertinent matters. LEGISllTllE mM i Left: Legislators lounge awhile before meeting convenes, while below, they are absorbed in cam- pus policy mailing. 37 KEITH FILLMORE ... the big wheel friendly, carnesl sluclent body president worked long and liard for facully-studeni unity .... looks forward to business career Blue Key and Brigadier. MOANA BALLIF . . . secretary .... ideals, ideas, and action .... helped to make as well as compile student body history . . . ran gamut of student honors . . . gracious hostess to visiting dignitaries .... White Key and Val Norn. EXECUTIVE CO CIL 38 RAY BECKHAM .... first vice president excellent business IkmcI .... responsible for student body assemblies .... read tfirough miles of announcements each Thursday . . . proud papa .... independent Arizonan . . . Blue Key. MAX GOLIGHTLY . . . second vice presi- dent and sociable social chairman .... kept the campus in pep rallies and dances .... talented tenor .... co-authored last year s varsity show .... Blue Key and Brigadier. TOM ANDREW .... business manager .... human dynamo .... smiling, curb haired idol of campus women .... the man behind the honor system .... debator .... Sunday school teacher .... affiliated with Blue Key. 39 X. t 1I«« _ -!•■■■ ' ■)■• ' [. •■• ' DEAW THOMAS L. MARTIN I lie l)i[ Ci ' sl l.illlc man on campus . . big heart . . big lumilxr ol admirint, ' sluocnls ana friends . . . big opinion ol llie College of Applied Science over which he presides. Dr. Dean . nderson discusses a culture grown by a (ouple of graduate bacteriologists. Prof. ( iranI Rich- ards shows the finer points of one of the I s dairy herd to Dr. Elden Beck. Below, a group of horticulture students prime I he schools orchard. COLLEGE OF APPLIED UmU 42 OFFICERS Firs! row, left lo right; Dr. Robert H. Daincs. Dr. Ray Farnsworlli, Dr. 1 liomas L. Mnrtin. Mar - Mals- trom, sccrrlary-Irrasurer; Prof. Grant S. Ridiards, and Dr. Ernest Reimsc luisscl. Back row: Sicgirird Felil- berg, social chairman: Morris Swapp. program nircitor; Harola Richards, refreshinonls; George Hawkes. prc5i- denl; and Edward Cook, vice-president. Ali OLim I ront row, left to right: Vance Caldcr, Charles Anderson, hiegfricfl Fchlbcrg. Ernest Christie, Delnicr W. McDougal, Morris Swapp, George H.twkrs. Edward Cook. Harold Richards, Norm Jensen, and Carlyle Gay. Second row: Kent Andersen, Chester Lykins, Max Nicholcs, Karl Kendall, Jenny Hoopcs, Dr. Thomas L. Martin, Mary Malstrom, Dr. Ray Farnsworth. Prof. Grant S. Richards, and Dr. Ernest ReimscKiissel. Third row: Wallace C. Hannah, James Lee, Joseph BiaKe, Don Wixom, John E. Noole, Don Schmutz, Carl Mccham, Dean Famsworth, Boyd Wright. Edison Breckenridge, and Fred Stephens. Back row: Marian Harvey, Reed Hall, Doyle Hansen, Robert L. Bennett, Junius L Duke. Dale Olson. Robert Richins, Ellys Pcipgrass, Galen Winsor, and Merrill Brown. 43 Lorraine Him-ii-n (one Lewis Presiaenl Marian Wilkinson Corresporuiing Secretary Arlone Knudsen Phyllis W.kII,- lean Davis Bell, MarkI,.,.,, I ois Anne Nelson Hetty Argyle Alar Rue Siriiinons Vice Piesidptit President— Winter Qimrte V ' i ian Hat li Piazel Dawn Ream Anne Kniglit Carol CInrk Recording Secretin Nadinc Mitcliell Naonn liuclnn.ll.-r Vice President— Winter Quarter Barhara Grant Treasurer An organization of tlu ' advanced students majoring in some phase of Home Economics. Its purpose is to de- velop culture and scholarsliip among its members, and to lend its aid in es- tablishing better homes iind community life. rlic Home Economics Club, fac- ing page, is intenclecl lo create a pro- fessional spirit among students of Home Economics. Regular meetings are lielci al wliich interesting lectures are given. Special activities are fosler- eci. All girls registered in Home Eco- nomic courses are eligible for member- snip. UIHIHil PHI lan 44 M.iry l. U Drvry M.iru.trct Irvinr .loiin Slock Hclc-n 1 . Jonrs K.itlilcM-n Drvoy Slioronno Robertson Adeic Martliant Gayle Loosli Belly Jean Porter Verda Mae Western Sharon Adants Carol Cordncr Secretary-Treasurer Nadene Mitchell Lois Anne Nelson PresiJent Veola Vaun Levie Clara Broderick Bessie Bartholomew Ruby McDonald Carolyn Noyes Hazel Dawn Ream Bonnie Russell Annie V. Knight Betty Argyle Karma Holmes Deoruie Walts Lorraine Hansen Jean Davis Vice President Rosemary Phillips Reporter Patricia Witney (Gloria Joyce Madscn Marie Peterson HOME mmm nn 45 DEAN CARL F. EYRIK Dignified, sincere, and conservati e Dean of Arts and Sciences . . . fjrilliant in field of pfiysics . . . . strong Sunday school man . . . loolvs forward to completion of Science Building. Two geology majors in the process o( moving the extensive and very valuable library of geology hooks donated lo BYU hy Dr. Albert Clarence lioyie. Jr. Flower experimentation fjy a botany student. IJOLLEIJE OF ARTS SCIENCES 46 Professor W ' ilford Poulson, above, instructs a group of students in the use of some equipment for a psycliology experiment. Dr. Harolci Bissell weighs a sample o( rock for geological intornuition. unm an Sealed, left to rigiit: Dn id A. Law, Ad- isor; Paul Hart, President. Lal ue Weav- er, Secretary; D. L. Weaver. I loward Cjravcs. Slandinq: Morris Llewellyn. JarK Prrssctt, Ar in S[)ringtnorpr. 1 rrry M( - Garry, Ruhert Blair. 47 M.,. M,„l„rl,,nr C.,r„l K„v Din kl I, Kolurcn Nol„ M.,lki„ Tl„l,„„ l„l,„.„n Dori.lfl Allrctl Cilrn Moorr ProsUl nl Lorrninr Wooilliury Secrctary-l reasurpr Wnltrr Kiiiiisiliiisscl Krnt ( liri.sU ' lisoii W ' .ll.ird L„N,Ticlco Don B. Skousm Lopranae Flatk 1 cd Dasc CIvtIc Knudst-n Rti iiiorKl Rogers Willi.,,,, F. R„„„u-y W-rnoii J. I iplon r.rirl C . Brunnrr. Jr. los, ' pl, R Mur|,l,y ( i orgr D. Peterson Historian- Reporter Vel a yborg I om B. Moorr Betty O. Dasc An international honorary Iji. ological fraternity, wliicn emplia- sizes a threefold program: Sound scholarsliip: dissemina- tion of siienlific Knowledge: and promptness of biological research. BETil BETil BETil 48 An honorary journalism fra- ternity, organized to stimulate in- terest in journalism and to pro- mote nigner standards in the field. Nfiil Uirliiirds Holhs Soil Ditnna iirdloy Lois Asl)l)y Carrriii R.isiini-iscri Joscpli iillwrs John Loo President Lucille Cialrnl y Si-croUuy- 1 rpasiirt ' i Dorotliy IVnijolin RoDcrt Burloii HaroM Williams Phyllis Nixon Loye All red Margaret Beal Vesta Ball Herbert Morris Freclora Fuller Vice Presideat David Schultness Mona Ballif Grace Millard Barbara Josie Marilon Rogers Marilyn Roundy Siir:, OIHGU II] 49 Officers piclured above, silling left to riglit. are: Marion Allen, Presi- dent; Rose Marie Brolvaw, Secretary. Standing: Andree Hasoppe, Vice President; Eddie Elezad, Vice President; and Lois Ashby, Cor- respondent. Beverly and Max Golightly, sliown right, were winners of tlie cos- tumed Mardi Gras, student dance sponsored by the French Club. FRPCH aim First row: Lois Ashby. Ruth Wcinhcinier. Charlcne Madsen. Elaine Howlett, Donncttc Stringham, Rae Nelson, Catherine N. Kanekoa, Norma Jean Whiltaker, Rose Marie Brokaw, Gcfaldine Tovey. Second row: Andree Hasoppe, Margaret Alexander, Yvonne Lyons, Lenoir Hatfield. Martha Pellijohn. Sara Mac Dunn. Betty Merwin. Marilyn Geddcs. LouJean Foremaster, Marion Allen. Doris Weinheimer, Ernia Ruth Eldredge. Third row: Harold W. Lcc, Sponsor; Blossom K. Enos. Virginia Lambert. Marguerite Porter, Leona Heywood. Leda Jejisen, Randall Buchanan. Manouche ' hr Rafaljah. Kent Wadsworth. Amir Nalihai, Robert Penfield, LeRoy Gunnel!. Eddie Etezad, Ralph Burton Virgil Bowen. J. Reuben Clark. III. Sponsor. 50 mm un Tirst row, loft (o right : Kay Morris, C. Eldon BiHor, Weston CoKlner. Curtis Knight. Wilhain 1 honiits. Wilhiim Brace, llnrry C. Docs, Wayne Davis, Ken Taylor, Ivan Okcrliinrl, Don (iuhlcr. illord L. Brudcrer. Second tow: I eddy V ' I ' aulin, LaMar l ilclirll. Leonard E. Harding. Rachel Nelson, Andreo Hasoppe. Bart Cxirr, lohn Sulliorland, Virgil W. Cline, Lionel H. Laylon, Irnnk Slcven- ' on, raul Clark, Bru o Liiddiard, Sieve Van vVagener. Third row: Arthur R. Wnlkins. ( li.ules II. Shaw. Penlon H. Pulsipher, Gort Stadel- oaucr, Leda Jensen, Mae Blanch, 1 lannaloc NcMoerry, Gordon Waring. Bob Froelich, Andy Easton, Carol Baker, Betty Ogden. Elaine Evans, Elaine D. Bradley, Donald Bradley. Dennis R. Dalley. John W. Harnhrick, Alene Stringhani. Back row : R. Max [Rogers. Norma Smith, Don Markhaffii, Avery (rjenn, Beverly Know Iton. Charles Larsen, Pal C reen, Willord Hansen, Lowell E. Horhu her, W ard Wilson, lorn Rayc. Marlow Davidson, William Smiley, Thirl Tew, Leon M. Hebcrtson. 51 Tlie purpose of this club is to stimulate interest in a clearer understanding of international prob- lems and develop a spirit of world helpfulness and peace. The club is spons ored by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. OFFICERS Left lo riglit: Ellenjean Riric, publicity agent; Virginia T liayer. vice-president; David A. Law. president: and Carol Witbeck, secretary- treasurer. INTGRNlTIONilL RELATIOIS CLUB First row. left lo right: LnRae Gardner. Virginia 1 haver. John Martinez. Second roW : David A. Law, Betly Jean Gerber, JoanNelson, Morris Llewellyn. Back row: Ralph Burton, Boyd Drennan, Moyd Sampson. Terry McGary, Carol Witbeck. 52 OFFKERS Silling: Norman Hyall. vitc-prcsidcnl. Standinf;: Kent liroad- ncnt. Prrsidenl, and Raymond Rccsc. Socrclary. A National honorary Physics Society with the following objectives: ( 1 ) to stimulate high schol- arship, (2) to create an interest in research and the advanced study of physics, and (3) to encour- age friendship among majors in the department. mu PI siiiiiii First row: Aldo Nelson. KenI Broadoenl. Rnyinona Reese, Nor- man Hyall. Second row: Ar- thur Crosby, Robert Mercer, Dr. Wayne Hales. Dean Carl I . riyring. Dr. Millon Marshall. Orhn Ford. Third row: Ridi- ard Siiiitn, James Pinegar, Hay Chapman, James Orton, Arthur Sevy. 53 R. Lavcrnc Mar uii Lawrence Slack Irene Briggs Blaine J. Wasden Odell Scott George Addy Wayne Aaniodt Willard Howard Rondo S. Harmon Vice President Ross B. DenKam President Vern Jensen Bert Morley A national honorary history fraternity devoted to the following program: the promotion of sound scholarship, the recognition or high scholastic attainment, and the en- couragement of association and fel- lowship among senior and graduate students in the field of history. PHI UPHA THOA 54 Bon Lynn Don Sprousc K.-iil. M, M.-ImtIso Don C. AnJrrsoii Ward AljWutI 1 or i Maylirw Secretary Treasurer Roy A. Shane J. Keith Righy Carl Shelley Corresponding Secretary Quey Hebrew- Preside n( James Broshard Kenneth H. Jolin Vice Piesitlenl Willis Brin,l,,,ll Oral Frnnson Jhjk Pfirc A n.iliona! honorary fralfrnily wliosc iiicrnhcrsliip (Oiisisis of majors iti I lie liflcls of geology, rnclalluryy. or mining. The purpose is lo recognize scliolaslit attainment, anil to encour- age the association and fellowsnip ol students enrolled in the earth sciences. siGMi yiHiHii m m 55 B. Si . jd jhiigir j AT jM -pPOV ] 4 ■ Kl JK . ' 4) 1 ' - ' Tfc B A . | - Km a M Bob Jepperson, vice-president; Rosanne Sessions, secretary: Lois Dalby. president; and Marvin Carter, treasurer. i , , li ' i i M il i i i ' i M HI a B Ul BF ' i i£ V ) 1 HIL. I H 1 k € 1 ■ ' ■ :::ai ■Mfe ' ' I B SPMISH film First row : Alfred Heywood, Joanne Faraglier, Phyllis Palfreyman, Lois Christianson, Norma Beatnson, Mary Ella Jordan. Rubenia Lozano, Lynn Gardner. MacRae BartKoloniew. Second row: Nola Clark. Naidg Crawford, Vera Purringlon, Anita Todd. Margaret Braaer, Rutt Goulding. Nina Quintan, Aflon Bowcn, James Hill, W. Dean Rigby, Evelyn Matson. Coy Mullen. Third row: Daniel ClavM, Esteban Pe- rez, Fred M. Stevens, Virgil E. Bowcn, Paul Steele, Don Fisher, Harold Wilcox, Samuel A. Medlyn, Clifford L. McCall, Elaine Greer, Leon Ballard, Sylvia Farr, David Syphus, Robert Clark. 56 First row: Rosila Pecollo, Bill Witt, Vernon Murdock, Richard Pope, Don M. Grime , Marilyn Jensen, Neii Dodson, Amelia Taffuri, Betty Jean Rowe. Arturo DeHoyos. Second row; Helen Dunham, Nina Stratton, Vem Wilcock, Shirley Robison, Vanona Fisher, Jeannine Brim- nail, Phyllis Pancinson, Manin Carter. Lois Dalby, Rosanne Sessions. Robert Jepperson, Dolores 1 ylor, Elaine Eastman. Janet Romncy, Gene rhoennes. Tliird row: Helen Jones, Stanley Schindler. Robert Allred, Van MacCabe, Floyd Dixon, Earl J. Garfield, Jack V. Brown, Franz B. Nelson, Sue Whiting, Harold W. Pratt. Jr., Scott Hymas. Iris Jenson, Helen Richins, LaDeane Prior, Paul Murdock, Max Newren, Sun- dice Turarw, Daniel P. Taylor, JoLean Jones. Membership in the Spanish club was both large and active. Programs were full of atmosphere, with cos- tumes, music, and all strictly authentic. W ' t l ' Axad 1 M Jm lft ..A ' laP ivm ME4. ■ %« iR W p Pw l M M I P tni m - fi J 1 m . X L 1 m K Mmtm Bmm M. ' ' t H9 ■ p jn 1 B i 57 DEAN HERALD R. CLARK Super-sali ' smaii . . Dean ol I lie College ol Commerce and head of llie Lyceum series .... more superlati cs in (lis vocabulary ihan Websler lias in his diclionar ' father of baskelball man Randy. The trio below gets tlie hang of those office ma- ciiines. Two more students put into practice things learn- ed in classes in the College of Commerce — t ping a re searcfi paper, and selling in tlie boolislore. coLLEiiE OF mum 58 A women ' s national profession- al fraternity. The purposes and on- jeclives for which this fraternity is organized are to promote the cause of higher business education and training for women, to foster higher ideals for women in business car- eers, and to encourage fraternal co operation among women preparing for such careers. Mnric I Ifislcrii RulK Warner Belly Jo Sprousc Donna GarrctI Shirley Johnson President Miiry Moore Louise hngland Jean Flint Jo xe Murphy Wanda Scolt Beverly Urc Bcrnrtc Kunkel Arva Luc Mortensen Barbara Bean Marie Dean V ice Presiaent Norma Crossnian Kainona Adams Treasurer Leah Hacking Vi ian Jensen Jeweldine Moore Lorene Burton Secretory PHI CHI THETA 59 Robert Anderson John H. Willis Ballard Hoyt Jolin G. 1 ollon Master of Ridial Lynn W. Pett John R. Anderson Gordon K. Lewis Har •ey D. Goff President Karl P. Herde Ckarles S. Adair Sterling Mason Richard Andelin R. Dale Rock Lester G. Wheatley Treasurer Dean HitLert LeRoy Lester Ross William F. Garden Jerry Jorgensen Robert Ellis ALPHA KAPPA PSI 60 K.illi Sl.|.li -ns l),„i. W. Hi.sl.iii Kiiinilli Wriulil Inlin .t(Jori ' C Orvill. ' I.un.lrll D..l - llnnl I nil liaircl I M Wliilr 1. W. Argooil V ' l-rrur Mtltmi i lii-uljain Sidney Noble Donald Moore Gerald E. Poulsen Donald A. Bugg Vice Presiaent Don Tregaskis Donald Noel Boyd Winterton Douglas R. Mclnlire Myron Walker A professional commerce fraternily. the pur- pose of liicli is to foster studies in commerce, en- courage scholnrsnip and association l)elvveeri membc-rs end llie commercial world. 61 liffcpti f ' :m;sv y ' ' ' ' ' ' m DEA UUU D. LAW Dean of llie College of Edutalion . . . proud of Utafi s rank in liis field .... Bishop of f ro o s University Ward .... smiling and solt speaking. Four members of Junior Orciiesis strike a araderistic pose. A couple of the lellows ex- liniiing lluir noxing teinnieiue learned in pn s. ed. A group Irom llie training siliool jjosc willi their teachers. (]OLLeGG OF mmm 62 OFFICERS Leh to right: Anne FitzgeraM. publications representa- tive: Elaine Eyring, secretary-treasurer; Richard Brown, vice-president; Nlax Berryessa, president. immM OF CHILDHOOD MCIH First row: Elaine Eyring, Kalhryn Rogers, Enid McArthur, Jean F. Char, Sarah Mae Gleave, Darlene M. Brinihall. Richalyn Kilborne. Joyce Cockett. Ann Fitzgerald. WiMiani Geertsen, Richard Brown. Rae Marie Jerling. Second row: May C. Hammond, Norma Dorothy Langston, Floisc Kohlcr. Marian Crittenden. Carol La rson, Evelyn Hastings. Julia Taylor, Mary B. Jacobs. LaVona Murphy. Beth Martin, Lucile Rose, Colleen Harmon. Third row; Max Berryes.sa, Georgia Mitchell. Lila Alice Peterson. Herinine Eckersley, Cloras Robinson, Mary Lawrence, Gene Harris. Carol Hansen, Georgene Krissman. Donna Hall, Ruth Call, Richine Lewis. Ann Bigelow. Anna May P. Jenson, Claire Dyreng, Myrtle Emniett. Bark row: Harvey T. Blakcslee. Joseph V. Barker. Rondo S. Harmon. William J. Nelson. Ervin Clark, Reid C. Miller, Grant H. Elliott. Lloyd J. E stley, Grace Guymon, Ernia Adams, Gladys R. Lnrsen, Beverly Brady, Rhoda Lewis. 63 jiiiiOR mum A modem Dance Club for students interested in impro iiig tlieir teclinique. Provided entertainment at many school activities. Left Jack West — Publicity George Kawasaka Archie Curtis Joe France Below. left to right: Geraldine Anderson Elaine Dixon Barbara Romney Renec l.abrum Janet Hales 64 Leil lo Riglil; Joyce Wood. Shirley Henrie, Col- leene Wood, Gerri Goodfellow, Amy Gibbons. Joe France and Norma Rae Arringlon — l irector Left lo Right: Mary Clark; Yolando Perry, Sec- retary; Gloria Slimpson. President; Mary Col- son; Gwen Marler; Maralyn Ballif, Carma de Jong, ice President; Maxine Rice. 65 Beginning Fencing Class Lefl lo Right: Howard B. Ficnnion Ray Little Peggy Miller Jean Stock lia Edon Bill Preston Pat Patterson L ' HOMME n BilTTilLLE Fencing Club Officers Vesta Ann Ball — President Mr. Darw in Lees — Spotisor Peggy Miller — Secretary Advanced Fencing C lul) Left to Riglit: Davis Bitlon DuVello Hansen Gordon Harris Back Row: Gvven Marler Janet Hales Majel Stanfield N ' esta Ann Ball Joan Nickie Jean Nickie Jane Nickie 66 DEAN GERRIT DE JONG, JR. l.ill cIIkI l.ilinlcd I )f.iii ()! llii ' ( ollru ' c d Fine . rls . . . ri-lurncci from spci iiil gov frnmciil mission in Soiilli Amcric n .... musician . . . . lingiiisl loxcr ol line arts. Professor i oman .Xniinis v|io a lu(lrnl p.irl of till- Y ' s fxlcnsive art i ollci lion. Sonu- art sUutonIs have real li e models. Rolxrl Doiig las. Campus firancli organist, at llie console ol (lie new organ. (joLiEGE OF nn km 67 A rest and stretch stop for touring band members (left). Feminine members had trouble with the manly art of tying tie (right). One of the scenic won- ders encountered on tour (right). Dr. Halliday and the boys chew the fat (be- low). UUm BMD The B.Y.U Concert band did itself proud per- forming difficult and varied numbers in its formal concerts at the Smith Building. On tour, they took southern Utah by storm, besides thoroughly enjoy- ing the trip. 68 For almost two quarters we watched the Smith Building stage for signs of progress in the installation and tuning of our new organ. UK MW ORMN Thousands of pipes, thousands of dollars, the console from the Salt Lake Tabernacle, and the best organ tuners in the United States combined to give us the best organ on any American Campus. 69 I.nwrciuc Snrdoiii led llic sympliony orclies- Ira llirongli anollicr year in ulikli il (ontribuleci lioa ily lo music aiul its apprct iaiion on campus. SYMPHOM ORCHESTRA 70 mm un The N ' arsily fiaiul iiiiclcr llie Ijaloii of Norm HunI enlivened pep rallies, foolball and baskel- l)all games willi its good and varied music. 71 The Drs. Madsen and the mu- sical pride of the Y, the concert chorus, provided music for the Wednesday sessions of April Conference in the Salt Lake Tabernacle. 72 fOSfERT CHORDS 73 Silling Isl Row — Grant Clyde. Bryce Spencer. Silting 2nd Row - Ursel Allred. Mildred Miller. Silting 5rd Row Maxine Lamborn. Standing — I i rr - Beilcslroiii. leanne iirimliall. Bonnie Turner. Colle ' -n Keeler. N ' irginia Allen. La Rae Collet. Emmagene Foutz. iiuk row. standing — Bernetl Fergusen. Jack Cliristensen. Ken Sansom. Marjorie Miller. Reader L ' rscl Ailrccl LaKac Collet Dean Liullow J.uk C. iiristianson Iinitiiosjcnc I ' outz Ferry Bcckstroni Virginia Allen Keti S.insoin Maxine LaniDorn Bonnie 1 urncr Marjorie Millar Colleen Keeler Max Golirtlitly Buniclt 1 rrguscn Grant Clyde Bcllv jo Hawkins Play Magniliccnt ankcc Oulward Bound ■N.nlit M..a I all Journey s End l ride ,ind t- rejudicc Berkley Square Wncel Street George Washington Slept Here Importance ot Being Earnest 1 ovarishcK Pliiladf Ipliia Story Holiday 1 lie Skin Ganic Hie Hasty Heart . wakc and Sing I lie SiKer Cord The purpose of litis league is to foster the art of reading and dramatics, to appreci- ate paintings and music, and to give oppor- tunily lo its members to hear letlures and readings from the best talent of the state as well as from performers who are on the ledure philfo rm and the stage. The society meets wceklv. MU an 74 liiiLU OF mmm Seated at the organ: Professor J. J. Keeler, Spon- sor. First row. left lo rigfil: Roselln Compton. President; Beverly Knowlton, Mrs. Vercna Hatch. LaRue Robison. Jack Ware. Second row: Ro- bert Douglas, Eliza Beus. Kalherine Alder. Norma Graham. Back row: Ephraim Hatch. Don Gr- imes, Kenneth Hansen. Dale Sorensen. TAD RilPPil UPHA The national honorary debating fra- ternity for those who engage in inter- collegiate debating and oratory or who attain marked distinction in forensic activity. Left to riglil Moana Baliit. Stcrelary: Kny Ran- dall, Vice President: Ralph Benson, President; and Morris dinger. Sponsor. 75 OFFICERS Isl row, left to right: Naomi Nelson, Secretary; Val Camcnish, Vice President: Robert H. Rollins, Presi- dent : A on M. Dodge, Treasurer. 2nd row: Dean W. Bond. Publicity Manager, Pro- fessor Roman J. Andrus. Advisor; Mr. Glen 11. 1 ur- ner. Advisor; LeRoy K. Jones, Social Manager; Prof. B, F. Larson, Advisor. STOIO ART IJIILD Left to rigfit, first row: Robert H. Rollins, Calvin Arvie. Sam Floyd, Dean W ' . Bond. Second row: Carmen Ursenbacb, Helen Relmscniissel, Maxinc Leigh. Lydean Yancey. Ludean Price, Laree Holbroolc. Third row: Prof. Roman J. Andrus, Virginia Lambert, Colleen Lewis. Naomi Nelson, Avon M. Dodge. Val Camenish. Prof. B. F. Larsen, Mr. Glen H. Turner. Baclc row: Franklin J. W olverton, Arthur W. Whyte. LeRoy K. Jones. Verne R. Berretf. George B. Clay. Willard A Gerb -r 76 Biirnelt Ferguson Marie Drhn Byhce Dean IVay V ice President Colleen Koclor Joyce Sanders Brycc Spencer Jeanninc Briniliall Max Goliglitly Betty lo Hawkint Douglas Lazenby Elaine Gwilliani Marjorie Millar LaRae Collett Anara Call Moss Rodney T urner Afton L. Nelson Norma Boyle Konrn ' tli Samson THKTA Sl„i,l.,r,l Cuilli JLPHA IoIpm ullcr M,l lr,-,l MilliT PHI { ' i f ' I A nalion.il profossioiial lra niati( rii.il i fr.iliTiiily. 1 lie pur post ' is lo foslir arlislic a(!ii( i-- rilf ni iM iill f ] Imi ' irlv ' iiirl 1-1 ' ' kill ' I T.mt i Isdc l.ii.in.i Ruslilon Trs.-I Allred Vesii eft iiKiii 111 CI II III 111! aris fiiHi (tails of tlx ' theatre. 77 aRNM rlu ' Opera Workshop presentation of Carmen, featur- ing Jean Howard and Inga Plaas as that lively vixen, was outstanding. A dance ensemble from Dance Cluh added to the per- formance. Don Jose played l y Eldon Wood, left, mourns over the body of the sweetheart he has just killed. t -t . . 5r 78 DR. SIDNEY B. SPERRY . . . schol- arly director of religious inslruclion .... Book of Mormon authority and author of text on it ... . conducted successful classes in Salt Lake in Book of Mormon and Doctrine and Covenants . PROF. HUGH B. BROWN .... gen- erally acclaimed as the most spiritual man on campus .... director of religious activities . . . inspiring speaker . . . left successful law career .... former British mission president. DiiisioK OF umm 79 1 aking advantage of the spring holiday, many Y students mingled witli families and friends at April Conference. Branch President No- ble delivers an address over K0 ' ' 0 for one in a series of Delta P h broadcasts. This group is a de- partmental, organized in February. 1948, to pro- mote study, preparation, and mutual association of Y students anticipat- ing a missionary call. I ' ronl row. left lo rielil: Beverly Bingham; LaMon .Nerbert. presi- tlent: Rev Wiser, first vice-presi- (lenl; Lois Brown, secretary: and Dale .Nelson, second ice-presi- dent. Second row: Joseph Han- cock. Carolyn Blair. Herbert Newell Morris, president fall quarter; Irene riowells. LJale I urner. Cal in Wilcox. Joseph Clegg. Back row : Charles . luhlestein. Robert Richins. Le Grande Wooley, second vice- president, spring quarter; Ver- non Parent. Reed Jensen. Lewis Wiser, and Lorne O. Smith. 50 I ||m-, I ' .|.-,m-,. rvill.. Snull. llrU Mi.t.M-M M.irjorii- I (Uirir I.iK.i-rm- Sn.il!. Mcrlr Cliristiiis -n CitliiTinr Hcu .l -a..n.- Oi.kry Pr(j i HawKcs Connie Ol orn Janice Burl Shirley Ann Gleav Marian Kohler JeanetU ' SciKold Grace Stone Scars Nlarjorle Thompson Mary Allen Rhoda Lewis Catherine Roniney Barbara Burrows Shirley Jensen Claire Cowers Melba Sutherland Deta Petersen Catherine G. Brantlly Marian Allen Leona Farnsworlh Edith Young Rulli Call Presiaenf Myrtle Brooksby BETA PI 81 W.„mI., Ri k. .Iran NkkIp VirciniH Ku()fHT Helen Rolnnson „Hlr,-,l W.lkinson Lucill,- B.„l,lv ( .itnrrine K.tnclKiii illorse KoliliT r ortitliv Idlirivon Mi.rll,,, l.,.„li„u„ Myric Harder Hrrniino BrifJ s ReporttT Floiso Coons Barbara Oooiims lean ( iirlis Dorrs Ariirll Fall Qutirtif 7re is.ir,f Betty Lou M..rJ..,II )e TeIo y LaVaun W ' alkin Irene Britiijs Molli,- U,„. B.,k,r r-vclyn 0rtlif5r.1 r Wiltla lames Ruth Patterson Fayr Ensi[ n Irankre r.noelltretscn Am. I,., Olsen Clara liriuleru k F ' .stner Hout . Norma liurloa Ora lensen Vice Presiai ' nl BETil PI 82 Cicrlrudo Mrrriiiiui Kuny Siliwarl C I«i rr Ciuyniiiii L.mrnr „„,l X ' iruiiii.i W ' riulil H.lrn ()l on Boa M,.ncJ,„l.„ll Boll, M.,rU..,n, (Slorinn PrnrI ( nx Cll.n Kc.,1 Krtlliryii Asl.irnll i Ji a Bfus Kl, „l..ll, un,l,-l IjimUrtlc I (Hit . Gl,„lv. M,.,l,„,„ Bill,.- L„u ( ' n..l,. I„nr „LI.- Ilil.n Durr.uil T rpasdrpr Arlrnr Knud-.;on (. olloon Hnnsrn B,,,rU r„- I l.,nn„l, Call Loiv l- ' clcrsrn l i c fiinnion Brilv ( lirMollirMMi Noriii.i ' an( e VaLors I larris Belly Mikl .|| Oro.il K.uifriiari Kallilccn Bowman An lionorary fralfrnily for relurncd women mission.iriis on llx- Y rainpus. lis purpose is lo provide ,in opporl iinil for associalion o( women missionaries in cultural, spiritual, and social ac- tivities, thereby maintaining the missionary spirit. 83 CAMPUS BRAMH Front row: Eldrct! A. Jolinson, iirsi coun ; -Mur: Sidney Nol lr. Prcsidcni; Owen C. Bcnnion. second counsellor. Biuk row: Don M. Grimes, assistant clerk; C. Reed Anderson, clerk: and Ivnn L. Hobson. assistant clerk. OUR mm m m Ifl ' ' k. ll ?Ti f fi ' f ' 1 T rm i ■B.W 1 m H||.V WYMOOT BRANCH ( ront row: Kninetli H. Jolin . lirst founscllor; Irii ounq. Presi- dent; Curtis Hadlock. second counsellor. Bitck row: Donald D. Noel, clerk; Charles Arnctl and Gordon f orsyll). assistant clerks. 84 Y. W. M. I. i Piirl ul tlir Viun(i L.iJic- ' arc sliown iit ri( lil: I rtuil mw: Nellie Swrcloii, IVirKiini N. Rklinrds. first rounsrllor; l.rnrlin Olsrn. Dorolliy lolm-;on. Mnrlli.i P.irry. Bark row: Coy MuMrn. Luty C iilcliT. I ' .rma Adams. Donna Aaiiimll. scrrrlary; Virnini.i Allen. I.niogrne lout . No! in ( i( lure arc fjrcsi lcnl. Irn iinc Jolinnno;scn nnti second (ounsellor, Bodcil Siiiitn. mm BRAMH Tiie toiiiKinctl -.l.ilt of tlir sludrnls MIA arc. IronI row : .lack Wcs . Lynn Ridinrds. Ualc Criddlc. Donn.i Aainodl. Lyn- ccr C. SniUli, Keitli Midglcy. Lrnia R. I.ldrid ic Second row: Lucy Calder, Coy Mullen. Roger R. Sears. Owen C. Bennion. Barbara Ricnnrds. hred C. Adams, Fmclio Olsen, and Nancy Wells. Back row : Emogene loutz, Nellie Sweden. Moyd W ' oodlicld. Marllui Parry. Harold Powell. Maynard ' ■untcr. Bert Bennet, Lrnia Adams, Virginia Allen. Dorolliy lolmson. ana Carol Bean. Y. M. M. I. A. I he offirers ol tlic loiing Mm in lunr. Ironl row: Marolcl Powell, cliorisler; I red C. Adams. su( irin|endenl ; Roger R. Sears, second rounsellor. Bark row: Dale (riddle, Lynn Ridi- ards, Lyneer C. Smith, and lark West. Irancis Worknian. firsl counsellor, and 1 ed Marshall, secretary arc not pictured. 85 Betty Mrdgley Dream Girl Elmo O. Howard Ralpl. VVooci Delnert E. Lewis James Glena Vice President William R. Poole Jess Busninan George Bcnnion President Carl Merrill Donald F-. [Vllcgrew Udell B. Cutler NI. Ray Longliurst Joiin aitc Virgil B. Smith Bruce B. Hall Dale Criddl,- Vinson D. Stcpnenson Lyneer Smilli Lorin B Taylor Carl W ' liatcott Grant D. Bcndixsen Kay Barney Hector Spencer Fred Adams Hisforiarz Robert L. Andeltn Josepfi B. Keclcr Fldrcd A. Johnson Harold C. Clawson DELTA PHI 86 A ndlioiicil liotior fr.iliriiils whose membersliip on llic 1 campus is eleclcd from those who have served as missionaries for more than six months. Its pur- pose is to foster spiritual aelivity, liigh ideals, fellowship, and so- ciability. Kcilli Mideley Burlis RoIxtKoii Drihcrl W. 1 Lull.. I.I Dnlc Ha«., K..rl IVIuMllIrr ,MI) Tt li.nnill I ' rnnK I. Dinis Max Conl.y Mark .Angus Rov Sniilli Don Sclinuilz Mclvin G. Randall McKay Burlon Reed Payne Granl [ atker WVst C. f Liiiiinond Calvin Craig RucI S. Ramlnll Bruce Peterson Royal S. Jenson Jack Price Gale Haniniona David Cnristenst ' n Erold W ' iscotnbc Sidney Noble Floyd .1. Wundlicld Duarie Harrison Edward Flaunigarten 87 -lolin r,. Anderson Kalpli Burton Socrctary W ' illiarii Gccrtscn WMIiaiii Preston Cluirles R. Anderson Harold J. Powell l .,n P. Olscn W ,lli.„„ [{arl Head. Jr Howart! Bird SU ' plirn Slicrwood Orvillf C. Lundcll Verl A. Dcsiiain I rancis orKiiian Don M Walker Nornian P. W ' oodiield Cidudc W eslrnsko« Norman L. Dunn Duane ' ■ ricc Lynn Ri( li.uds Clair K.ndall K nt S. AndiTMiti Stanley R. Andru Rkl.ard G. [:ll. xortl, Merrill . ndrus Lester Ross Clyde S. Roniney McNin Ogden Treasurer Ernest H. Clark DELTA PHI 88 Wells MiAllisltr Cloo Bnsionin D.Mar RusI Miix A. Newrcn I l.iriiion C . Sterd Frank C. Davis WJUc E. Duffin Lorenzo H. Snow Stprling C louse Owen Bcnnion Norman Wrighl PKilhp Srhn.idt Ifliiirs W ' iltK.tnk Crtlvin W (lat.ull I.arl L. Smith Glon S. Smitli Ricnard Kitks Alexander L. I ile Nolan L M nit| on(ery Ira oung Jatk O. Hanson MeUin R. Bodily Kcitn Solin Jatncs J. 1 stiiudy Orxil M, Busl.n.an I JI H.irold Pri... Cifimt Burtlon l,,M„- Br.ulv 89 DELTA PHI DOIiUS Left: Jim Glenn measures new pledges for Delta Pfii sweaters. Tfie Ladies Beta Pi Chorus, below, ac- companied the Delta Phi ' s on their tours through northern Utah and parts of Idaho. The Delta Phi Chorus, shown bottom, prac- tices a song in preparation for the trip. 90 DEAi CHRISTEN JEME Tlie araiicl olil nuin ol llic iiradu.ilc s liool .... rctiiin afu-r 20 years of devoted service lo llir V . . c liiel e. e iili c in llic absence of ffie presideni .... Liiul and keen. George Addy Kpili.s llie f raduale students wlio spend tlieir lime doing research lor a lliesis. serving as student instructors. and l,J inc desired (lasses. mmm school 91 HAROLD HM CLARK The cxlcnsioii (li ision is Riilly a (ol- Icgc williin ii (ollcge catering lo lliose wlio cannol Keep reeular rampus sclied- ules .... I larokl ( ilen ClarK is Ine irifrKiK, I ' lliiient lieacl of Ine division . , . executive secretary ol alumni assoiiation vocalist. Margaret Hales points to one ol tlie far-away towns where e.xtension courses are sent hv mail EXTENSION DIVISION 92 W. RIY WIGHT When llu ' lioini- lowii uiri riLiLi ' s t, ' ) l al (()llct! -. llic |)iil)li( rcLilioMs i)lli(r Ids llic lioiiic lowii Know iinoiit il. Ka ic ' nl. a lir l), ll joiinialisi (rom llic I rih line, cliri ' i Is llic scrs i( c. pimiKi mmm 93 DEjIN ASAEL C. LAMBERT Conscicniiious. lliorougli. dcati of summer ses- sion .... looli leave of absence to do special State research .... became director of libraries last fall. A few students engaged in arl during summer scliooi at the Alpine Campus while more students enjoy an excursion to Rock Island In Utah Lake. SimilER SCHOOL 94 Some of I lie studciils iil Mpinc last sum mer ncid lime jusl lo stand arouiicl. Kar Young and C. J. Hart prepare for I lie an- nual liike up Mt. Timpanogos. Below, you would never believe it l)ul some fa uity members liave time lo engage in friendly rliatter afler ajoiirnmenf of l.ii - ulty meetings. 4 1 ii ?, ' S ' Wi ' 95 CLA 9r i ::) rtV fr V ' if y Gilbert L. Geis Mehdi Fakl. irzadi ' li r.arl Ballard HoyI Roherl Gillis A. lir Nakliai M. Carl Gibson Neir Yorfc. New Vorfc Nep ii, Ulah Great rails. Aionlana Las Vegas, i evaaa Tfiosis: A study of ra- Major: Accounting. Major- Educational Tbesis: A Preliminary cial prejudice and dis- Administration. study of Spanisb-Porl- crimination in Provo. uguesc Deceptive Cog- Utaii. nates GRADUATES George D. Peterson lirvin Clark - Ririe, laano 1 hesis: An analysis and Evaluation of the Re- port card syst -m in use at tlie Brigliarn Young L ' ni ersity l.lemeiitary ( ImxiI 10-10. Harold George — Escalanle. LUan Tliesis; A study of ibr marking tUtA reporting in tbe Pleasant ( ?ro e High S( liool in an alternpt to ascertain trie present trend. Don Anderson R. Deane Nelson Ken V. Carter ortiian Hyatt — fotict. Illinois lliesis; A sur ey of students in seleded !se ond- ary stbool of L ' lab. Wasal. Ii ( nunly. in A.rilbmetiral Abilities. V Tnon !. Tipton — Springvillc. VUilt I bests: A Preliminary study of Siiilion.tplrruus R( toparasites found on llu- Mainiiials ol tbe families criteidn« ' antf Muridae in Llfab County Mo o. LUafi ( uenliri Nordgren Major: Music. Andrew I. Wall — Lyman. W ' yomiriy Major: Frendi. C. fJdon Bitter — Salt LaLv City, Utah ]liesis: Antr-Cfiristian fJenK-nts in the Prose Works of Rudolph Ci. Binding. Leon Hansen loel I. Moss — Ririe, hiaho Thesis: A comparison of the attitudes and pratt- ices of two university GI housing groups: Mormon and non-Mormon, concerning family size and family limitations. Carl Shelley — ' American Furk. Ut. Ihcsis: Physiograpliy. slrurturr. anti strattograpny ol soulli (cnl- ral Wasat li niounlain . I l„y l I WnoJIielil - .rl . () ). .Tl, L ' lii . Major: I iinlis Martin Miller - Proio. Ulafi Major: Matlienialics. Kallieryn W ' liilney — Sail Lnfce Cily. Ulu i Major: Musir and [ ' leinenlary I ' .duialion Miirgucrile Porter — San Diego. C a i orni i Major: Irenili. C ira e Nol.in — iii | irii I ' ulls. Neil ' Vorfc Major: ( leoloey. Rohert M Peterson - Ogdin. I ' ln i Mjijor: Psyi liolotiy. Maxine llealon — Mocrnsin, ri:orm Major- ( lieniistry. C. i;dvNin Dean - Proeo, Uloli Major: Mallienialies. Marion Mien - Rnviliooi , .A f.erlo. ( ' o Kll ll Ntajor: Tren- (iranl Buruon — Miirriiv. L ' lii i Veloy Lewis — ( ori7ev. W ' voniinl) Major: Home I 1)„«M K W. I.I. - Kex .iiiil. ■ ' nil: N| r I len.inl.irv I ' . lu( .ition. l.o«,ll ( „ll - ionirofi, , o m. Major: r:rliii„l.on.,l A,lii,liii.lr.,li 99 iMHrri.i .11,1 h.nti M lil. inr Nl I ' nrl.r - ' r,„.., !_ ' l,. i Hirvis: . I unip.irHlivc sUkK tit liinirly counsrlinc aSfiuin-; w liirl orn.inizrd in llir I ' nilctl SUili-i [ ' .,,,1 H SI,„L - Pr,„.u, L ' , , I licsis: Inloiitition. IvMlli (iris — iNpii ' art. iWir crspy Ma)or: Sociolocy. Lawrence Thorno — Bahltrin Park. Cnlijornia Thesis: ni-AlkyiplienoL Derived from i. 3-Cyr- lohexanedione: Mechanisms and Synthesis. ,ll„rd Bnideror - Soil Lake City. Utah Ihesis: A Study of ihe Use of the past suh- juncti e and conditional in Modern German Lit- erature. Russell N. Stansfield - Proio. L ' lah Thesis: An inquiry iiilo lonmiercial contests in the secondary schools in the state of L ' tah. Rnhert B. Mechani — Proio. Vtuh Thesis: A study of the factors responsihie for the Deserel News Circulation Increase. .Novem- ber I. IQAT to May 1, 1940 Donworth V. Gubler — LaVertin. Utah Thesis: A .study of Relative pronoun plus pre- position constructions and their adverfjial sub- stitutes in modern gcrnian. Millward D. Robinson — eirdale. Idaho Ihesis: A survey of the Athletic benefits in L tah as compared with programs in several other states. Hclnuit Rosenhain — iVeu ' ' orfc City. iVeu V ' ort Major: Political Science Melvin Dean Jex — Spanish Fork. Utah 1 hesis: . study of the faculty meetings of sec- ondary schools in L ' tah. Mary G Allen - Ogdea. Utah Major: Elementary Education. Lawrence R. Siacli — Prouo. Utah Thesis: History of Grand County, L ' lah. Morrie L. Roper Keith Rigby Boyd McAffee - Prom. Utah Major: Educational Administration. Thomas S. Summers Sherman K. Fitzgerald — Ephraim. Utah Thesis: A comparative study of the occupation preferences of rural and urban senior students in high school . Mvin Rasmussen — Chicago, Illinois Thesis: The determination of a minimum list of equipment for the teaching of general high school physics in the schools of Utah. Lloyd Gustaveson — Coalville. Utah Major: Art. Stanford Gwilliam — Baker. Oregon Thesis: A study of the principal protagonisits of Christopher Marlowe: anticipators of Eriedich Nietzsche s Dionysian fierof. Harold L. Dow-dle — Rit.by. Idaho Thesis: Religious concepts of Perez Galdos. Elda Jackson — Prxjvo. Utah Thesis: A study of overlapping in the subject matter of courses taught for elementary teachers. Melvin G. Randall — North Ogden. Utah Thesis: The prevalence of auditing of student activity funds in the senior high schools in the State of L ' tah and its effect on their use. Carl J. Pendleton — Ecanston. Wyoming Major: Music. 100 I SGI m CLASS OF ' 49 ' r KAY RANDALL .... senior class president .... tall ecl the senior class through a successful year .... suave looking debator ... Blue Key and Tausig. MARY ANN MURDOCK .... vice president .... always a smile and a song .... led Cougarettes through llieir paces .... sang in Carmen .... White Key and Nautilus. MARY CLYDE . . . secretary . . . ihe girl who made Milwaukee famous .... a hustler .... Cesta Tie president .... While Key. FRED ADAMS .... co-legislator .... the spark of Campus branch M. I. A Blue Key. Delta Phi. and Brigadier. GRACE LINDSAY .... affable legislative council member . . . dancer .... Nautilus president .... winning way. 102 WHEELS OE 49 SCjw, MOANA BALLIF-A student body officer and of- ficial friendly girl, slie ran llio gamut of student lionors and was valued for licr wonderful service and iter wonderful self. MERRILYN HARMON-W ' .il. I.rr brains. vitality and personal cnarni slie won many nonors, not Ine least of whicn were awards chairman and the diamond of cx-preferred man, Al Everett. ■ff Udtl fau 103 ALMA SNOW -The ■doorl- ing girl wlio was lovecl as an outstanding leader in spirit and deed and for sclf-lcss scr icc as president of White Key. RANDY CLARK - Gained fame as a sure fire guard on Ine Cougar five and a quid good naturcd fellow off tlic court. WHEELS OF ' 49 GUS SHIELDS-A returned missionary and former student body president wrio put niniseli on trie map this year as a sax playing band leader. 104 SIDNEY NOBLE-Direcicd the Campus religious lite as brnncn president, and devoted niniscli and his time unceasingly to his calling. MARY CLYDE- Another girl recognized for her general ability and constant efforts. AT BRIGHAM YOUK RAY BECKHAM-A non-glor - seeling sUidcnl Lody offircr wno worked diligently and efficiently for improvement in student life. 105 FRED ADAMS-Tho loval l.- prurlian wlio had a big hand in putting over many varied and successful campus projects. WHEELS OF ' JESS BUSHMAN - A.„a7,,-.l everyone by his capacity for and performance of hard work a-- Blue Key president and lii wide circulation as a play boy. KEN SANSOM-GrenI Cam- pus wit with spontaneous show- manship vhich never failed to entertain campus audiences. 106 KAY RANDALI. - R,now,u-,l as class president lor tlic ex- lenl of his vocabulary and the effective use lie made of it. CLAIRE STOD13AF D - 1 dark eyed ivaciousncss wliosi sweet voire and four years of significant participation in worth- wliile activities made her ad- mired by all. AT BRIGHAM YOIK - Ki:irii I iLLM()Ki:-ri. - r.d beaded student body president who among other achievement!:, engineered the student govern- ment class and lirlped In secure a school ring. 107 Maurice BHtenian — American Fork. Utah Major: Physical Education — Minor: Heahh Miriam Sarfery — W ailuku, Maui, Hawaii Major: Elementary -Education — Sociology Herherl Morris — Rigby. Idaho Major: Journahsni — Minor: English Allen D. Van Dyke — Ogden, Utah Major: v ccounHng — Minor: Political Science Jantes G. Pinegar — Provo. Utah Major: Physics — Minor; Mathematics Elayne Paxman - — Nephi, Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English Donna G. Garrett — Provo. Utah Major: Accounting — Minor: Secretarial Practice John Fretwell — Idaho Falls. Idaho Major: Secondary Education— Minor: Social Science Alvin Holley — Thornton. Idaho Major: Chemistry — Minor: Zoology Ross Denham — Provo. Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: History Neal Gibby — Los Angeles. California Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health Spencer D. Madsen — Provo, Utah Major: Secondary Education — Minor: Bus. Adni. Glen Brown — Provo, Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Pol. Science Marjorie Huffaker — Salt Lake City, Utah Major: Music — Minor: German Robert Williaru Holder — Pro o. Utah Major: Political Science — Minor: History Erv ' in J. Bingham — Spanish rork. Utah Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics Rutl. ' „ll - Logan. Utah Major Music — Minor: French Bc crly Brady — Mjd ale, Utah Major; Elementary Education — Minor: English Robert H. Malan — Provo. Utah Major: History — Minor: Sociology Joyce H. Sanders — Pueblo. Colorado Major: Speech — Minor: English Don B. Skousen — Los Angclc;. Calilornia Major: Zoology — Minor — Chemistry John R. Anderson — Rexburg, Idaho Major: Economics — Minor: English Lauriiie Brunner — Las Vegas. Nevada Major: Art — Minor: Spanish Sally Sharp — Salt Lake City. Utah Major: Political Science — Iinor: History 108 W ' illioni Baird — Provo, Utah Major: Polilicnl Science — Minor: Iicononiics Eldred A. Johnson — Vernal, L ' tali Major: Actounting — Minor liconontics Curlis O. Hadlock — Vernal. Utah Major: Elementary E luralion — Minor: English Bricn D. Packard — American I ' oAi, L ' lah Major: Accounling— Minor: Chem. Mathematics Berl W. Marley — McCamnion. Idaho Major: History — Minor; Political Science Ar a Luc Mortensen — Cleveland. L ' lah Major: Secretarial E ractice — MirK)r: English Joseph Hilbers — San Francisco. Calilomia Major: Journalism — Minor: English Earl C. Brunner. Jr. — Barstow. Caufornia Major: Botany — Minor: Zoology Jane Tyler Ballou — Mira Lonia, California Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Englis Norma Simmons — Baker, Oregon Major: Journalism — Minor: English Sorn G. Sabey — American Fork, L lah Animal Husbandry — Minor: Agronomy Russell L. Kern — Dixon. Missouri Major: Psychology — Minor; Sociology Robert L. Mercer — Barnwall. .Mbrrtn. Canada Major: Physics — Minor: Mathematics Vcria Lou Smith — Casper, Wyoming Major: Sociology — Minor: Psychology Alph Bingham — Spanish Fork, Utah Major: Zoology — Minor: Chemistry Gene E. Vickers — Houston, Texas Major: Chcmistr ' — Minor: Mathematics Nora Jean Orton — North Ogden. Ulali Major: Music — Minor: Language Sam Floyd — Meridian. Nhssissippi Major: Art — Minor: Physical Education Marian Wilkensen — Washington D. C. Major: Foods — Minor: English Norma Manning Goodwin — Ogden. L ' taii Major; Physical Education — Minor: Mraltli SEIIORS 109 Rolicrt ' . Merrill — Lake City, Minnesota Major; Economics — Minor: Marketing Elaine Gwiiliams — Ritlilant!. Washington Major: Speecii — Minor: Sociology Elaine Eyring — Provo. L ' tali Major: Elenien. Ed. — Minor: Ph. Ed. tr Rec. Shirley E. Call - Vernal. Utah Major: Physical Education — Minor: Speech John Nutter — Salt Lake City, Utah Major; English — Minor: German John E. Cleary — Avon. New ork Major: Chemistry — Minor: Mathcmalics Ivan L. Hohson — Washington D. C. Major: Economics — Minor: Political Science George Voigllander — Wochauken, New Jersey Major; Secondary Education — Minor: Sociology Gerald E. Poulsen - Ri.l.lield. L ' tah Major: Accounting — Minor; Etonomlcs Ace! Niclson — Oak Cily. Utah Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting Reed M. Johnson — Springville. Utah Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics Clyde Hill — Oakland. Calilornia Major: Agronomy — Minor: Chemistry Lcc Richeson — Portland. Oregon Major: Sociology — Minor: History Virginia Booth — Provo, Utah Major: Secondary Education — Nhnor: History Barbara Grant — McGill, Nevada Major: Foods — hnor: Cliemistry Siegfried H. I elilhcrg — Sliclhy, Monlann Major: Agronomy — hno ; Botuny F ay Beckham — Safiord, Arizona Major: Marketing — hnor: English i- Journa John F. Wright — Malad, Idaho Major; Accounting — Minor: Markcling Quey C. Hebrew — Lehi, Utah Major; Geology — Minor: Chemistry Gordon James Forsyth — Hyde Park, N. . Major: Journalism — Minor: Portueguesc Iran Mavagliar — Tchrran, Iran Major: Elementary Education — Minor: I;ngli h Paul W. Barton — Kaysville, Utah Major: Political Science — Minor: Economics Glen Kay Goodwin •— C rover. Utah Major: Physical Education — Minor; Health Norma Dorothy Langston — Hurricane, Utah Major; Elementary Education — Minor: Hij-lory 110 Farrcn Nielsen — Pro o. Utah Maior: Sccondar ' llducjition — Minor: Cjeopriipliy Louis R. Brown — Proxo. I tali Major: Secondary (idutatron — Minor: Pliys. Sci. LaVar Goulding — Prove, L ' inli Major: Economics — Minor: Accounting William Nelson Spaflord — Beaver, Ulali Major: Physical Education — Minor; Sociology West C. Hammond — Salt Lake City. L ' lah Major: Journalism — Marie Andrus Averclt — Spanish lork, L ' tali Major: Vocational Home Lconoinits Anna Marie Crccr — Spanish Fork, Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Lnglisli Clenda Wi ' liams — Ashton. Idalio Major: Elenicnlar - f.ducation — Minor: English Homer Whitney — Parowan, Utah Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics Hcbcr Jay Shelley — Provo, Utah Major: Political Science — Minor: Sociology Hebcr Kimball Merrill — Plioenix. Arizona Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health Carol Bunnell — W ' clls, Nevada Major: Secondary Education — Minor: English Eldon Puckett — Oakley, Idaho Major: Sec. Education — Minor: Phys. Science Grant C. Howard — Cliestrr. Idaho Major: Mathematics — Minor: Physics Cameron Scott Deeds — Long Beach, California Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health Rondo S. Harmon — Alton, Wyoming Major: Elementary Education — . hnor: Htstor Nyal W. Anderson — Hrhcr City, L ' tah Major: Art — Minor: Spanish Josephine LVIaM — Phoenix, Arizona Major: Elemental ' Education — Minor: English Dilts W ' orkman — Provo. Utah Major: Speech — Minor: English Grant H. Elliott — Provo. Utah Major: Elenienlary L lutation — Minor: Pol. Sci SEIIORS 111 Lester C. W Iiratley — Provo. Utah Major: Accounting — Minor: Marketing Byron L. Pope — Independence. Missouri Maior: Marketing — Minor: Accounting Sterling Mason — Ririe. Idaho Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics Englis Glen Moore — Layton. Utah Major: Botany — Minor: Zoology Phyllis W ' ardle - Righy. Idaho Major: hoods — Minor: Clothing Jerry Zenger - Provo. Utah Major: Physics — Minor: Mathematics A. Michael Mahalias — Milwaukee. W isconsin Major: Political Science — Minor; Economics Joseph Kenneth Davirs — Einiont, California Major: Economics — Minor: Mathematics Gayle Holt — Riverlon, Utah Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting Darrell Berrett — Sprinville, Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Math. Beverly Johnson — Glendale. Calitornia Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English R. Laverne Marcuni — Driggs. Idaho Major: Secondar Education — Minor: Soc. Science Lois Marie Nelson — Rexhurg. Idaho Major: Geology — Minor: Chemistry La Rae Denning — Idaho Ealls. Idaho Major: Physical Education — Minor: Englisli Jay G. Butler — Shelley. Idaho Major: Sociology — Minor: Psychology Glen Fowler Ovard — Hcnefcr. Utah Major: Secondary Ed. — Minor: Social Science Dan Halladay — Salt Lake City. Utah Major: Sociology — Minor: Mathematics Herman Heath — Green River. Utah Major: Geology — Minor: Chemistry Dwight J. Stapley — Mesa. Arizona Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health Ruth Wasdcn — Idaho Falls. Idaho Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English Grant W . Mortensen — Parowan. Utah Major: Accounting — Minor: Secretarial Practice Cleona Decker Morgan — Kirtland, New Mexico Major: English — Minor: Speech Velma Hollyficid — Grand Junction. Colorado Major: Sociology — Minor: Psychology Shirl Ferre — Provo, Utah Major: Secondary Ed. — Minor: Physical Science 112 Jaiul Rulli CIcBB — Provo. L ' inll Major: r.lt ' iiic ntar ' ttlucalion — Kohcrt Douglas — Long Bcacli, California Major: Music — Minor: German Cindy Slcwarl — Alamo, Nevada Major: Vocational Home Economics W. Glen Buslincll — Meadow. L ' lall Major: Accounting — Secretarial Practice (jcrald Caldwell — N ' crnal, L ' lah Major: Spcccli — Minor: History- (. irurtjo R. 1 lawkcs — Preston. Idalio Major: .Vgrononiy — Minor: Chemistry Nancy Fctsclier — Ogden. Utali Major: Elementary Education — Minor; Music Fidward Murdocli — Springvilie. L ' lali Major: Art — Minor: Spanish Hazel Dawn Riaiii — Dingle. Idalio Major: Clolliing — Minor: Speecii Delia Mae F ' orlor — Provo. Utah Major: Bacteriology — Minor: Chemistry Ashel J. Evans — Vernal. Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: History Earl Gray — Provo. Utah Major: Chemistry — Minor: Malhcmalics Kathleen Phillips — Idaho Fails. Idaho Major: Secondary Education — Minor: Speech Ernest Mcsserly — Glenns Ferry. Idaho . lajor: Political Science — Minor: Economics Barbara Bean — La Grande. Oregon Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: Accounting Emogene Foutz — Kirtland. New Mexico Major: Speech — Minor: English Denece Decker — Island City. Oregon Major: Secondary Ed. — Minor: Sec. Practice Lois Dalby — Montcccllo, California Major: Spanish — Minor: English Hideo Mayeda — Brighani City. Utah Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor: (Comp. Phys. Sci.) Carma Rasmussen — ' Preston. Idaho Major: Journalism — Minor: Political Science umu 113 Jonn Rciskc — Oreni, Ulan Major: Cnemislry — Minor: Mathematics Mack F. Hughes — Spanish Fork, Utah Mttjor: Chemistry — Minor: Malhemalics Irancis Goodness — Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Major: Flenienlary Fducalion — Minor: History J. Douglas Lazcnby — Payson, Utah Major: Speech - Minor: Enghsh l.ynn Powell — Spanish Fork, Utah Major: Pliysical Education — Minor: Health I heodore N. KillpacK — Ferron, Utah Major: Marketing - Minor: Accounting Harold Argyle — Blackfoot. Idaho Major: Sociology — Minor: History Kenneth H. Jones — Slough House. Calitornia Major: G ' ology — Minor: Mathematics M. Ray Norll. - Provo. Ulal. Major: Sociology - Elinor: Psychology Clifton Spendlovc — Prove. Utah Major: Bacteriology — Minor: Chemistry Mclvin J. Ogden - Richficltl. Ulali Major; English — Nhnor; History Lavina Borgcson — Santaquin, Utah Major; Music — Minor: Spanish Maurine Maxfield — Pro o, Utah Major; Sociology — Minor: Englisli VViliard V. Lovcridgc — La Grande, Oregon Major; Zoology — Minor: Chemistry Bruce Osborne — Beaver, Utah Major: Physical Education — Health Adam G. Welkcr — Ogden. Utah Major; Accounting — Minor: Mathematics Leslie W ' hccler — Denver, Colorado Major: Secondary Education — Minor: Spanish Dan Lamnert — Provo, L ' tah lajor; Economics — Nlinor: Mathematics Merrill Weber — Freedom, Wyoming Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics Merrill Pack — Kamas, Utah Major: Agronomy — Minor: Chemistry Jim Egbert — 1 etonia, Idaho Major: Physical Education — hnor; Heallh Claude L. Westenskow — La Grande, Oregon Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics McUin Ludlow ' — American F ork, Utah Major: Chemistry — Minor: Math, and Physics Marian Crittenden — Los Angeles. Calilornia Major; Elementary Education — Nhnor: Psyciiology 114 Slanlry Buriiiingliani — Amrriian 1 alls, lualio M.ijwr: Art — Minor; Music Alcnr lrintlluiiit — Ogtirn. L l.ili Major: ticmcntary I ' .dutatiori — Minor: Cicrniitn Grace Slonc Scars — Ogilcn. L ' tali Major: nicnicnlary Lducatiun — Minor: IZnglisli Glatic Slowcll — Duncan, Arizona Major: Accounting — Minor: tcon. fe Marlcrling Ltlpar Aucoin — Pritic, Louisiana Major: Pliysital education — Minor; Hcaltli Kcnnctli Young — Ml. I ' lcasanl, L ' lali Major: Music - Minor: Luucalion Robert K. Jcppcrson — Orcin, Utali Major: Si)ani$li — Minor: Music Morris F. Swapp - Prove, Ululi Major: Animal Husbandry — Minor: Agronoin Gene Harris — Oak City, Utah Major; tlcnientary Education — Minor: Music Lucilc Hose — Montclair, New Jersey Major: iilcnicnlary Education — Minor: Music Katlir n Rogers - Morgan. Utali Major: Elcnicntar ' Education — Minor: English George Varlin - Rochester, New York Major: Chemistry — Minor: Mathematics Fayc Richards — Brighani City, Utah Major: Pliysical Education — Minor: Health Val Camenish — Provo, Utah Major: Art — Jcweidine Moore — E anston, Wyoming Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: Accounting Richard Lewis — Provo, Utah Major: Elem. Ed. — Minor: Foods Nutrition Bossey BarlholoMiew — Fayette, Utali Major; Vocational Home Economics Rulon A. 1 honias — Spanish Fork, Utah Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health Jeanne Grossen — Provo, Utah Major; Elementary Education — Minor: EngUsh Samuel Arthur Medlyn — Grass Valley. Californi; Major: Accounting — Minor: Spanish SEIIORS 115 .i-A? MQ .W szimMixiXifit: Douglas Mclnlire — Ontario, California Major: Economics — Minor: Markcllng Wayne S. Richnian ■ — Rexburg, Idaho Major: I£cononiics — Minor: Marketing Bernard Twisdale — Rocnosler, New ork Major: Cneniislry — Minor: Physics and Matli Marian Tree — Park City, Utah Major: Physical Education — Minor: Heallh Leiand G. Davis — Provo. Ulan Major: Chemistry — Minor: Cjeology Orlin Ford — San Diego. California Major: Mathematics — Minor: Physics Wayne C. Pomcroy — Mesa, Arizona Major: Economics — Minor: Marketing Owen E. Cameron — Prove, Utah Major: Accl. Bus. Admin. — Minor: Phy. Sci. Don O. Stewart — Murray, Utah Major: Sociology — Minor: Prencli Iris lennanl — Salt Lake Cily, Ulan Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: English J Kay Fletcher — Boise, Idaho Major: Music — Minor: German Lorin R. Anderson — Provo, Utah Major: Secondary Education — Minoi : Malhenialit Jack Price — Pocatcllo. Idaho Major: Geology - Minor: C (leniistry f hysics Marie Haslani — Roose clt, Utah Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: English LcRoy Wright — Oakland, California Major: Mathematics — Minor: Physics Marjorie Miller — Boise, Idaho Major: Speech — Minor; English H. Stuart Steed — Ccnlcrville, L tali Major; Accounting — Minor: E(onotni(s Gordon K. Lewis — Pro o, L ' lali Major: Marketing — Minor: Atcounling Lester Ross — Lehi, Utah Major: Accounting — Minor: Markclitig; Leon. C. Reed Anderson — Pro%o. L ' lah Major; Accounting — Minor: I inance t Bankii Laura Ann Sealon — Twin Falls. Ididio Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Iltstory Nancy Skousen Oakland, Calilurni.i Leah laylor — Pruvo, Utah Major: fileninntary Edmalron — Minor; Music Marie Dean Byhee — Sfiringvillc, 1 l.ili Major: Speech — Minor: English 116 L)un Spfousc — Roo rxrlt, I t.ili Major: Geology — Minor: Clioiuistry M.K,,v M. Kunz - Brrn. IJ..I.0 M.ijor: Sec. hduc. — Minor: (Coinp. Pl.ys. S.i.) Paul ainwriglil — lAiin-ilon, Wyoming Miijor: Musrt — Minor: J rent It Donna Yardlcy — l anijuil li. L ' tali Mttjor: Sec. Lducalion — Minor: Sec. Practice Virginia Allen — Oytirn, L ' t.ili Major: Speeili — Minor: I rcndi Marian Crawford — Salt Lake City, l ' tali Major; Journalism — Minor: l£nglisn tarl tlrickscn — Mnnli, L ' inli Minor: Fliysical Lducniion — . linor: Mcaltli Kennctii Sansoni — Murray. L ' tali Major: Si eecli — Minor: Art A. LcGrandc Mack — Provo, L tali Major: Botany — Minor: Zoology Wesley M. Butler — Drigg , Idalio Major: Physics — Minor: Mallienialics Vera J. 1 Kompson — Salt Lake City, Utah Beatrice Nelson — Barnwell, Alhcrta. Canada Major; Elementary Education — Minor; English Marian Bond — Mesa. Arizona Major; Sociology — Minor Secretarial Practice E. Ross Porter — Helper, Utah Major: Chemistry — Minor; Mathematics David A. Liiw — Salt Lake City. Utah Major: Russian — Minor: F olitical Science Lranklin H. Quiltrr — Gunnison. Utah Major; Physical Education — Minor: Health Kenneth Brailhwaite — Provo. Utah Major: Zoology — Minor: Chemistry lulia Taylor -— F rice, Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English John K. Beck — F rovo. Utah Major: Botany — Minor: Agronomy Josephine Young — Mayporl. PcnnsyKania Major; Elementary Education — Minor; English SEIIOIIS 117 VN ' illard Kowallis — Pocalello, Idano Major: Art — Minor: Mathematics Dean W. Haslem — Provo, Utali Major: Accounting — Minor: Marketing Earl B. Jones — Magna, Ulan Major: Zoology — Minor: Chemistry Rosanne Sessions — Los Angeles, Caniornia Major: Spanish — Major: Enghsh John P. Parry — Malad. Idaho Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics Mary W ' illiams — Hamcr, Idaho Major: hoods — Minor: Clothing Leonard Leach — Rochester, New York Major: Chemistry — Minor: Physics. Math, Kenneth C. Mott — Provo. Utah Major: Physical Ed. — Minor: Hisory, Heahh Chff A. Anderson — Eounlain Green, Utah Major: Sociology — Minor: Acct. Sec Practice. Iloyd L. Johnson — Springville. Utah Major; Marketing — Minor: Accounting Betty Olscn — Mt. Pleasant. Utah Major: Zoology — Minor: Botany Naomi Bucknjillcr — Provo. Utah Major Pol. Science — Minor Sociology Econ. Mar ' Joyce Cocketl — Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English Matthew K. Bezzant — Pleasant Grove, Utah Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health I rank Stevenson — Murray, Ulah Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor( Comp. Phys. Sci.) James G. Cooper — Mesa. Arizona Major: Accounting — Minor: Marketing L. Dean Lcc — Springville, Utah Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: English Dean V. Bond — Henefer. Utah Major: Secondary Education — Minor: English Kenneth Nielson — Barnwell, Alberta, Canada Major: Agronomy — Minor: Chemistry I ' rank W. Bulfo — Spanish Fork, Ulah Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics Lynn Warner — Kelso. California Major: Pliysical Education — Minor: Health V irginia Schmidt — Portland, Oregon Major: English — Minor: Mathematics Edna G. Morgan — Payson, Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Eng lish Sterling Sessions — Provo, Utah Major: Zoology — Minor: Chemistry 118 Christopher Lee Colston — 1 ulsa. Oklahoma Major: Zoology — Nlinor; Chcniislry Raymona Willscy — I rovo. L ' lah Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor: (Conip. Soc. Science.) Pauline Taylor — Kanias. Utah Major; Home Economics W ' ilford W. Crockett — Pima, Arizona Major: Speech — Minor: Spanish Rohert Bininiler — Rochester, New ork Major: Chemistry — Nhnor: Math. Physics Darlene Brinihall — Evanston, Wyoming Major: Elementary Education — Minor; English Odell Scott — Prove. Utah Major: History — Minor: Political Science Gladys Rawlings Larsen — Preston, Idaho Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English Rulon W ' iddison — Pro o, Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English Marie Hardy — Meridian, Idaho Major: Elementary Education — Minor; Sociology Emelia Olsen — Beazer, Alberta. Canada Major: Foods — Minor: Clothing Colleen Calister — Spanish Fork, Utali Major: English — Minor: French D. Ted P. Neido - Manila. Phillipincs Major: Chemistry — Minor: Math, Phiysics Elden G. Andrus — Spanish Fork, Utah Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor: (Comp. Phys. Science) W ' illis Brimhall — Pleasant Grove. Utah Major: Geology — Minor; Chemistry Beverly Anne Thyret — Springville, Utah Major: Nursing Education Harvey Blakeslcc — Portland. Oregon Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Sociology Phyllis Miller - Boise. Idaho Elementary Education — Minor: Sociology Betty Foster — Orem, Utah Major: Secondary Ed. (Eng. — Minor: Journalism James Nelson — American Fork, Utah Major: mnu 119 Riclialyn Killborn — Grand Junction, Colorado Mitjor: Llcnicntary tducation — Minor: English VVciis McAllister - Oak Park. Illinois Major: Composition Music — Minor: Music Fawn r o vcII Bench — Provo, Utah Major : Elementary ' Education Krnnclh Dean Wright — Pleasant Grove. Utah Major: Accounting — Minor: Mathematics Lloyd McArlhur — Provo. Utah Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting Naomi Nelson — Provo, Utah Major: Art — Minor: English Lloyd Turnbow — Tahiona, Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor; Sociology Miriam Christcnscn — Provo. Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English Loora Tryon — Tcnipe. Arizona Major: Home Economics Arthur Sevy — Panguitch. Utah Major: Physics — Minor: Mathematics Carol Clark — Spanish Pork. Utah Major: Eleni. Ed. — Minor: Foods Nutrition Robert Evans — South Gate. California Major; Music — Minor: German Da id O. Lloyd — Mesa. Arizona Major: Sociology — Minor: French Esther Stringfellow — Murray. Utah i lajor. Elementary Education — Nhnor: History M.lton V. Theobald - Delta. Utah Major: Accounting — Nhnor: Marketing Econ Mary Clyde — Milwaukee. Wisconsin Major: English — hno : Sociology Vi inn H. Grindslaff — Provo. Utah Major: Sociology — Minor: English Don Bugg — Blanding. Utah Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting Carol Hansen — Delta. L ' tah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Economi Kfilh I illmorc — Burley. Idaho Major: Marketing — Nhnor: Accounting Karl p. Herde. Ir. — Portland. Oregon Major: Accounting — Minor: Secretarial Practice Hermine Eckersky — Payson. Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Sociology Urville Lundell — Spanish Fork. Utah Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics Ruth Dalilcn — St. Horeb. Wisconsin Major; English — Minor: Music 120 Linilinc Kirk — Pirasiinl Grove. L ' taK Mitjor: L ' .lcincntnry llducalion — Minor: Geology Wanda Ricks - I ' tovo, I j.,1, Velma Hornrt — Samlpuinl. luiino Major; Art — Minor: Clotliinjj Llainr Hart — Pro o. L tali Major: Clotliing — Minor: Marketing Don CL.rk — I o o. Utuli Major: tilcnicntary Education — Minor: i£nglisn Joseph W- Crammer — Sprinyvillo. L ' lan Major: Physical Education — Minor: History Frank G. King — Spanish Fork, Ut?h Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English Mcrrilyn Harmon — Berkeley, California Major: English — Nhnor: History June Sander — Heber City. L ' lah Major: Sociology — Minor: History Calvin W. Young — Huntington Park. California Major: Clicmistry — Minor: Zoology Dean Johnson — Barnwell, Alberta, Canada Major: Agronomy — Minor: Chemistry Rosclla Complon — Morgan, Utah Major: Music — Minor: Gernian Shirley AJIcn — American Fork, L ' tah Major: Physical Education — Minor: English Moyle Stewart — American Fork. L ' lah M ior: Geology — Minor; Chemistry Math. Lamar I. Lund — Modcna, Etah Major: Accounting — Minor: Finance Banking Marilyn Petty — Pro o. L ' tah Major; Physical Education — Nhnof: Health Louise B. Renchcr — Snowllcike, Arizona Major; Foods — Minor: Music Afton Bowen — Brighani City, L ' tah Major: Spanish — Minor: English Mary Moore — Provo. Utah Major: Accounting — Minor: English Cirace Lindsay — Salt Lake City. L lah Major: Physical Education — Nhnor: Sociology mnu 121 Bill Mosloy — Arrndiii. Ciilifornia M.ijor: L. ononijrs — Minor: Murkrling Nolei Miiuglinn — Proslon. Iiliilio Major: Music — Minor: I ' rcndi Julian C L.iNM- — Orrni, L ' lali Major: Sociology — Minor: Politital Sticncc Jean Cliar — Honolulu. Hawaii Major: hirnirntary tlducation — Minor: Sot ioloa Kay Randall — Provo. L ' lali Major: 1 inancc Banking — Mintir: Sfn-cd I£lhcl GrilTin — Cliampion. Alljcrla. Canada Major; Nursing Dennis Dalloy — Toasdalc. Ltali Major: Clicraistry — MuHir: Matlicinalits Loon A. Halgrcn — Salt Lake Cily, Ulali Major: Englisii — Minor: Spanisii Carol Clark — Spanisii Fork. L ' tali Major: Elcm. Ed. — Minor: toods Nutrilion E. T. CarrctI — Lolii. L ' lali Major: Marketing — Minor: Englisii Rhode Lewis — lariiiington, Ctan Major: Elementary Education — Minor: lournalisni Janet Cliristoplierson — Salt Lake City. L ' tali Major; Englisii Minor: Frencii LaRue Hinckley — Long Beacli. California Major: Bacteriology — Minor: Clieiiiislry Roy A. Shane — Provo. Utah Major: Geology — Minor: Chemistry Shirley Johnson — Preston. Idaho Major: Accounting — Minor: Sociology Vernon Carlson — Manti. Dtaii L jor: Accounting — Minor: Finance f- Banking Harold Ajirogi — Hilo. Hawaii . lajor: Sociology — Minor: Psychology Rulh L.,rsen - Kichlield. Utah Ma)or: Foods — Minor: Chemistry Gerald Rowan — Provo, Utah . lajor; I inancc Banking — Minor: F.nglish Gladys Merham — Thatcher. Arizona Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: Spanish CWegory Hosford — Pro o, Utah Iajor: Geology — Minor: Chemistry i- Physics MmiIc inirn.ll - RKJilield. Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English James O. Hoggan — Burley. Idaho M.ijor: .Accounting — Minor: Political Science Henry C. Tracy — L ' con. Idaho Major: Elementary Education — . hnor: History 122 Carl B. Occii - Prove. I ' tnh Maior: I ' .conoiiiics — i oiititrti Science Dunine J. Hunirr — Pro o. L ' lali Major: Artounting — Minor: M.irkcling B.inkiiig Dan Rolwrls — FVovo, L ' tali Richard Dale Miller — Lvans illr. Indiana Major: Soriolopy — Minor: Psiycliology Norma Doan — l.plir.iiiii, L ' tali Major: Mu ir — Minor: Lnglisli Viva Taylor — Lclii. l ' tali Major: Hieincntary I ' .diu .ition — Miiuin Art Mary Jacol.s - ■IL.I.. ' . U„ vUm Major: I lenirntary lulutalion — Minor Pol. Science Lila Alice Peterson — Axlrll. L ' tali Major: F.lenientary [-.dmalion — Minor; History Arlenc Jones — St. Antliony. lualio Major: Klenientary hdutation — Minor: hnglisK Dorothy Jane Paul — Salt Lake City, Utah Major: Sociology — Minor: Psyciiology Shirley Monroe — S t[)io, L tah Major: Sec. Ld. — Minor: (Conip. Bus. Admin.) MarRuc K. Simmons — Preston, Idaho Major: Foods Nulr. — Minor: Household. Clothing Gwendolyn Ler ill — Billings. Montana Major: Zoology — Minor: Chemistry Betty Argyle — Clearfieltl. L ' tnii Major; Clothing — Minor Household Admin. Mary Ann Murihxk — Napa. California Major: Musii — Minor: Trench Oreal KauHnian — Provo, Utah Major: Sociology — Minor: English Gordon K. Johnson — Payson, I ' tah Major: Chemistry — Minor: Zoology Fred C. Adams — Ogden. Utah Major: Flementary Education — Minor: English John C. Brooksby — Fredonia. Arizona Major; Accounting — Minor: English Lloyd J. Eastley — Provo. L ' tah Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Math. mnu 123 Kfilli Stcvrns — Opdcn. L lali Miijur; M.irkoling — Minor: Ac(ounting Shirley Fayc Nelson ■— Payson. Utaii Major: Sociology — Minor: Psycnology Duano C. Jenson — Fairvicw, Ulali Major: Geology — Minor: Chemistry Brurr R. Bryncr — Price, L ' lah Major: Sccrolariai Practice — Minor: Music Fcrron R. Jones — Provo, Llah Major: Sec. Lducation (Psych) — Minor: Mi-.|i)ry Doris L. Jones — Provo, Utah Major: Art — Minor: Spanish Dorothy Dickson — Kalispell. Montana Major: English — Minor; Music Eari Smith — Snowtlakc, Arizona Major; Sociology — Minor: Hist. Political S i James Glenn — Salt Lake City. Utah Major: Secondary Ed. — Minor: Conip. Soc. Sci. Enid McArlhur — St. George. UtaK Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English Harley Sandberg — Salt Lake City, Utah Major: Music — Minor: History John Willis — Spanish Fork, Utah Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting Richard A. Jones — Provo, Utah Major: Mathematics — Minor: Physics LaRae Colletl — Calgary. Alhcrta. Canada Major: Speech — Minor: English Kristine Paulson — Salt Lake City, Utah Fred W. Harding — Provo. Utah Major: Chemistry — Minor: Zoology Edward Cramer — Menton. Ohio Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics Phyllis Parker — St. Anthony. Idaho Slajor: Elementary Education — Minor: Fjighsli Clair Thomas — Malad, Idaho Major: Accounting — Minor: Mathematics Monte Builock — Provo. Utah Major: Commercial Art — Minor: Marketing Glenn Johnson — Spanish Fork, Utah Major: Zoology — Minor: Chemistry Physics Claire Dyrcng — Manti. Utah Major: Elementary Education — hnor: English Dale LaVern Olscn — Rigby. Idaho Major: Animal Husbandry — Minor: Chemistry Bill Hafen - Mt. Pleasant. Utah Major: Physical Education Minor: History jF giM V iw i UMifyn giFrnF Phillip G. Robinson — Ptovo. L ' lali Major: Physical Eiducalion — Minor: 1 1. ,.lili Dale M.AIlisIrr — Provo. L ' lali Major; Composition Music — Minor; I ' .ducution 1 heron Nny — Marysvale. Ulah Major: Music — Minor: German UrscI Allred — Roosevelt. Ulah Major: Spoorll — Minor: History Grant M. Jensen — Barnswcll. Alberta, Canada Major: Sec. Ed. — . linor (Conip. Phy. Science.) Thomas L. .Andrew — Siinta . na. California Major: Accounting — . linor: Lnglisli Raymond Rogers — Salt Lake City. Utah Major: Botany — Minor: Zoology Pay E. Solter — Long Beach, California Major: Agronomy — . linor: Botany Oral M. Franson — Springvillc, Utah Major: Geology — Minor: Chcni. Mathematics Thane Stone — SpringNille. Utah Major; Physical Education — . linoi; Health Walter Cole -- Dewey. Oklahoma Major: . larkcting — Minor; Sociology Eldon Dixon — Provo. Utah Major: .Art — Minor: Marketing Mollis Scott — Payetic, Idaho Major: Journalism — Minor: English Enoch A. Ludlow — Spanish Fork. L tah Major; Zoology — Nhnor: Chemistry Max Conley — Portage. Utah Major: Chemistry — Minor: Zoology Willard Howard — Snowflake. Arizona Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor: (Comp. Soc Terry Ted Beckstrom — Spanish Fork, Utah Major: Speech — Minor: Spanish Lovcll Killpntk — Orem, Ulah Major: Speech — Minor: Physics F. William Geertsen — Ogden. Utah Major: Education Dan Bowman — Colonia Duhlan. Chihuahua. Mexico Major: Chetiiislry — Minor; Zoology SENIORS 125 C iirol Larson — LrGriintio, Oregon Major: l .l Mnrntary l-ducation — Miimr: I ji lisli llarnid i:. Baker - Roclieslcr. N w York Major; C lieiiiislry — Minor: Matli. t- l liysi(s Rachel Nelson — Salt Lake City. Ulali Major: CJornian — Minor: hrcncli Cilon Jolinson — Spanish I ' ork, Lhali Major: oolopy — Nhnor: Ch.inislry t- Physics Rohrri i: Rh,ll,ri,k - Provo. Utah Major: Soc iolofjy — Minor: History Ivan R. RiJiartlson — Mt. F leasant, Lllah Major: Sec. Ld. — Minor: (Cornp. Rhy. Scien e) ( Mcnn A, Mtinlaf ue — Niiiiipa. Idaho Nhijor: Music — Minor: Political Science Lyman S. Shree e — St. Johns. Arizona Major: Secondary Lducalion — Minor: Lnglish Lloise Kohlcr -— Heber City, Utah Major: Hlenientary Education — Minor: Musit Arlenc Knutlsen — Pro o. L ' lah Major: toods — Minor: Clicniistry Blaine I. W ' nsden — Scipio. Utah Major: Lleinentary Education — Minor; History Marie Kirkhatii — Salt Lake City, Utah Major: Clothing — Nhnor: ( ootL Sidney Nohle — Ogden, Ulali Major: Marketing — Minor: Actounting Econ. Lorraine Rees — Sacramento, California Major: English - Minor: German Norma Boyle - lV. o. Utah Major: Speech — Minor: Spanish Josr[)h 1 . Blake — Provo. L ' tah Major; Animal Husbandry — Minor: Zoology Ernest H. Clark — Prose. LJtah Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting Glenn Crump — Pocatcllo, Idaho Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics Gordon L Walker — Pleasant Grove. Utah Mal n; Sei . Ed — Minor: (Comp. Physical Sc Ihelma L. luilIl on — Baltimore. Maryland Major: Bacteriology — Minor: Chemistry Jean Sle ens — Provo. Utah NLijor: Secretarial Practice — Minor: English Claire Stoddard — Laguna Beatli, Calilornia Major: l.lemenlary Education — Minor: Music A. Verdon W ' nterlyn — Pro o. L ' tali Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor (Comp. Soc. Science) Tom B. Moore — Spanish Fork. Utali Major: Zoology — Minor: Botany 126 Rood WhilolLV - Oakley. Idi.l.o Miiior: Agronoiuy — Minor: Clicniislry VV ' nIlarc D. Monlacur — Nnmpa, Idntiu Mftjor: Accounling — Minor: Sociology ScssrI W. Goold — Glendalc, California Major: Actounlinp — Minor: Economics Krnnclli Pliilli| s — orlh Oedrn, Ulaii Major: Spanisli — Minor: I ronch Jean I ' . Cliar — Honolulu. I (awaii Major: iJcmrnlary nduratton — Mmur: Soiioloyy Rulli M.i Donald — Flushing, Now ork Major: Sociolopy — Minor: Lnelisli Marilyn W. Dallon - Kay v.ll.-. It,.!. Major: l£lcnicnlary Educalion — Minor: I.n{, ' lisli Helen lorney — Seattle. W ' asliinglon Major: Englisli — Minor: History Carol Brockhank — Pro o. L tan Major: l nglisli — Minor: Irentli J. Carl Young — Colonia Juarez, Cliiliualiua, Mexico Major: Spanisli — Minor: Portuguose Max Maclnrliine — I lcasanl Oro e, Ulan Major: Botany — Minor: Zoology lone Lewis — Spring illc. L ' tan Major; Clothing — Minor: Englisli L. Grant Sl.irl.ls - I o.mK-. I ' lJ, Major: Music — Minor: Cicrnian Delia Ket .rnl)ark — Provo. Utah Major: l:.cononiics — Minor: At c(. Marketing Blair Sargent — Spring ille. L ' tali Major; Marketing — Minor: Accounting Earl Ned King — Pro o, Utah Major; Geology — Minor: Chemistry Eicinel I..iylnn — L.iylon. I ' l.tli Major: Chemistry — Minor: Mathematics Grace Hulchins — Pocalello. Idaho Major: Music — Minor: Art Nancy Wilson — Provo. Ulali Major: Clothing — Minor: Art Issac D. Pierce — Aherdeen, Idaho Major: Economics — Minor: Marketing SENIORS 127 Luiina Ruslilon — Las Vcgiis, Nr adn Major: Spcccli — Minor: l£nglisli Rolirrla Clirislonscn — Salt Lake C ity. L ' lali Major: Bacteriology — Minor: Zoology Jean Flint — Layton. Utah Major: Setrelarial Prat lice — Minor: Englisli Alrna June Black — Provo, Utah Major: Conip. Home Economics La Rac Burgon Midvale, Utah Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: Speei li James E. Bluniell — Magratli, Alberta, Canada Major: Sec. Education (History) — Minor: English Don Buchanan — Provo, Utah Major: Agronomy Glen Tolman — Rupert, Idaho Major; Sociology i — Minor: Hortitulture Leigh Pratt — Delta, L ' lah Major: Physical Education — Minor; Health Clyde Jensen — Monliccllo, L tah Major; Physical Education Minor: Health William Theodore — Chelsea, Massachusetts Major: Music — Minor: French Grant D. Bendixsen — Salt Lake City, Utah Major: Sec. Ed, — Nhnor: (Comp. Soc. Science) Edward R. Gwynn — Betliesd.i. Maryland Major: Acounting ■ — Minor Economics Speech Ann Fitzgerald — Ephraim, Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor; Sociolog Wanda Vec Stewart — Provo, L ' tah Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor; linglish Edith Young — Hebcr City, Utah Major: Clothing — Minor; Marketing Walter Rcimschiissel — American Fork, Utah Major: Botany — Minor: Zoology June Greer — Provo, Utah Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: English Bert Wagstalf — Provo, Utah Major: Marketing — Minor: Economics Denton Porter — Beverly HilU, California Major; English — Minor; Mathematics Moana Ballif — Provo, Utah Major; Journalism — Minor; Sociology Sarah Mac Cleave — Annabella, Utah Major; Elementary Education — Minor: English LcRue Thurston — Manti, Utah Major: Marketing — Minor: Economics English Walter R. West, Jr. - Idaho Falls, Idaho Major; English — Minor: Psychology 128 Miirgarcl B. Larsfn — Raymond. Albcrla, Canada Major: Secretarial Practirr — Minor: Speech James R. Bosliard — Pro o, L ' tali Major: Geology — Minor: Clicmistry C arlylc Oourloy — Provo, I tali Major: Markcling — Minor: Accounting Cloras Roninson — Cilond-ilf, L ' lali Major: lllcmcnlary Education — Minor: History Lyman SlaKrr — Huntington. L ' lali Major: Cliemislry — Minor: Mallicmalics Bc rrly L ' re — Salt Lake City, Ulali Major: Accounting — Minor: Englisn William Earl Rrad, Jr. - I ' rovo, I ' tal. Major: Musit — Minor: History t Political Science Helen Jensen — Manii, I ' tan Major: Elen)cn a • Education — Minor: Englisli Betty Jean Hirsclii — Monlf)clicr, Idalio Major: English — Minor: Psychology 1 om Maynew — Provo, Utah Major: Geology — Minor: Malheniulics Sharmene Brough — E ansIon, oming Major: Music — Minor: English Barbara Page — Kamas, Utah Major: Physical Education — nor: He Evelyn Hastings — Price. L ' tali Major: Elementary Education — Minor: l:.ngh ' !i Helen Dunliani — Quillola. Chih Major: Elementary Education — Minor Art Kathryn Asluriift — Tefon, Idaho Major: Elementary Education — Nhnor: English Georgenc Krissnian — Helper, L ' lali Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Music Roger E. Greenwood — American l ork. L lah NL jor: Sec. Ed. — Minor: (Comp. Soc. Science) Louise Howard — Dolores, Colorado Major: Elenientar ' Education — Minor: English Leona Guthrie — Alamosa, Colorado Major: Music — Minor: Secretarial Practice Barta Dickson Tollon — Taconia, W ashington Major. English — Minor, History mnu 129 Kul y Scliwart . — Dnyton. Ohio Mitjor: SrrrrlnriiJ rrjuliic — Minor: Ctcrinnn DiXMil CiUM Lm - IVn... L ' l.,1. Mnjor: As!rurn in — Minut: Cliciiiislry OutMl.l I). .M-I _ (Jn.imt. L ' lal. M.ijnr: M.irkcling — Minor: Actounling UiilMfd IJristow . — S.in nrrnfirdiiio, Caliiorniii M ijur: A (nuntini — Minor: t.fononiics Ncnl D. I aux —■ Spanish lork. L ' lali Major; Clicinislry — Minor; Mallicniatits Zoc M. Parr — OgJcn. Utali Major: Accounting — Minor: Secretarial Practice Ernest A. Clirislie — ela Naka. Kansas Majoi : Aur  Mnni — Minor: Animal lliisliandry Delrnar M, Douo.,| - {. ,n.pl.ell | nrt. Wisconsin Major: Animal Husl)an(lr — Minor: Agronomy Hannali Call — Colonia Dublan, Cliiliualiua, Mexico Major; loods — Minor: Clicinislry Wall« cc Lnrscn — Mid ale, L ' tali Major: Sociology — Minor: Matlicnialics Ray L. Cliapnian — I rovo. Llali Major: Fliysics — Minor: Matlicniatics Rcid C. Miller — Woods Cross. L ' tali Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Speech Dean Walker Alma Snow — Pro o, L tah Major; English — Minor: Music Roliert Summers — l ' fo c, Utah Major: Art — Minor: Secretarial Practice Earl W ' cbL — Mesa, Arizoria Major: Spanisii — Minor; Englisli Elliot Cameron — Springville, L ' tali Major: Secondary Education — Minor: Accounting Clare Howe Olrphant, Ir. — Silvcrdalc, Washington Major: Sociology — Minor; Gcrmari John Gordon I olton — Bea er, Ltali Major: Markeliii; — hnor: Accounting Martin Willis — Los Angeles, California Major: Journalism — Minor: Spanish Richard Smith — Ogden. Utah Major: Mathematics — Minor: Physics Mildred Miller - ProNo. Utah Major: Speech — Nhnor: English Rayniond Rces — Provo, Utah Major: Physics — Minor; Mathematics Kay LeSueur — Mesa. Arizona Major: Economics — Minor: Marketing 130 Jayniinn M. I i iic — Provo, Llah Ted I liirl — Scl nst(ipol, Cnliforniu Major: Markcline Drtvkl I£. Loglron — S.ill Lake Cily. Utaii Major: liolany — Minor: Morticullurc Artliur Morin — 15 ikcr, Oregon Artliur I . (. ru- hy — IVovo, L ' laK Miijor: Physics — Minor: Mallieinalits Blaine Hall - Prove. L ' lali Major: Accounling -- Minor: Matlicrnatics Belly Jean Houston — Sail Lake City, Ulah NIajor: Vocational Home Economics Lred Oardner — Helper, L tan Major: Music — Minor: German Ira Todd — Mesa, Arizona Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics Josepli W ' eiglil — Brigliam City, Utali Major: Physical Education — Minor: HtaUli George II. Slack — loquer ille, Utah Bennie B. Killpack — Lerron. Utah Major; Physical Education — Minor: Ihallli Gloria Asher — Prove. L ' tali Major: Serrelarial Practice — Minor: Psychology Jess Bushman — Salt Lake City. Utah Major: Geology — Minor: Spanish Homer Adams — Bhukfoot, Idaho Major: Sociology — Minor: Economics Brth Martin — Provo, Utah Major: Elementary I.dtication — Minor: Music W ' ilma Da ies — Burhank. California Major: Music — Minor: English Luana Willis — 1 uscon, Arizona Major: Sec. Education (Erench) — Minor: Spanish Jean BoIIislon — Nri hi. L ' tali Major: IJementary Education — Minor: Art [rank Turner — Grand Junction. Colorado Major; Geology — Minor: Chemistry Math. Jeanne I aylor — Prtno, L ' lah Major: Elementary f _d. — Minor: Speech, English Bill J. Nelson - Heher City, Utah Major: Elementary Education — Minor; Economics VVlva Ruth Nyhorg — Drunimonii. Idaho .NIajor: Badnriologv — Nlinor: Chemistry W ' aynr M. Hrhrrlson — Provo. Utah Major: C hr-niistry — Minor: Zoology M. I-phrann Mat h - Pro o. Utah SEIIORS 131 CLASS PARTIES Oh, my aching feet— and holey socks Even the dead would rise when the Brigs and friends give out with Paddy Murphy. fc. % 0 V 19- Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf , judged the most novel socks at the Sox Spree. 132 am OF ' io IR. • P 1 t v CONNEE JUDD Jr. Class President collegiate ... led promenade at big Prom .... Blue Key and Val Hyric. MARILYN MOONEY . . . vice president ... the Mrs. . . divided time between class activities and Norman .... a lively sweetness .... Val Norn. MADELYN MATHEWS .... secretary .... the pipio from Scipio .... queenly appearance .... hard worker . . . Val Norn. BEVERLY GIBBONS .... Junior legislator .... capable but feminine .... artistic in all things .... Val Norn. JIM HILI another legislator .... the gentleman from the south .... politician .... pep rally head .... Templar president. 134 Ai .I.I.N II.V.NSL.N-Hk- L-U.g alccJ, slow moving;, slow lalkinc Provoan w no cliairiimncu llu .luniur Prom. JlVsU -rUl JACK JONES - VolccI .nosi friendly boy and known for liis lair arlislic decorations and get- ting along with people. WHEELS OF ' 49 3 - s -H!i P-j-tt. .. 4 l Mt ' I Wolv rloj JOE NELSON -The Cougar Casaba star acclaimed as All- Anierican ntaterial and modesty sliv in manner. 155 ROY KING - Made l.i..,scl( known as an I.K. stalwart, vio- linist, loyal Val Hyric and man about campus. KEN FL KE-I-un loving yell king and a master of ceremonies ae luxe wlio liela tlic crowds in tlie palm or liis liand whenever lie appeared. WHEELS OF ' 49 DONNA JEAN SOUIH- WICK— The exotic personifica- tion of sophistication and chosen by John Powers to reign as Ban- yan Queen. yv 136 DALL N CL RK - Tl.orougl. going Duke of ihc Inlcr Col- Icgialo Knigllls who chainiianou I lomccoiiiing and was c cr a constructive power on Campus. CONNEE JUDD - Aitracicd attention as class president and dreanird o( a name band (or tlic protn. AT BRIGHAM YOIIG CAROLYN BLMR-A Sania Bnrbara transfer with an ex- plosive personality w no look to tlic liniclif lit as organizer ana president of lokalon ana a fre- quent assenioly performer. 137 ElDean Bennett — Salt Lake City. Utah Frank Barton — Cambridge, MassacKuselts Bronwyn Redford — Glenns Ferry, Idaho Don Weaver — Kaysville, Utah Alfred S. Morris — St. George, Utah Rula Jane Wells — Joseph. Utah Ethel Marr Adair — Dolores, Colorado Donn R. Animolt — Salt Lake City, Utah Gloria Stewart - Copperton, Utah Melvin O. Dearden — Henefer, Utah JcKard Peterson Marshall Lewis Eliza Beus Salt Lake City. Utah Ogden, Utah Ogden. Utah alricia Koyen Glcnnice Belnap Bevan Haycock Duchesne, Utah Riverside, California Peuhio, Colorado laine Poulson Lavieve Farnsworlh Bernice H. Kunkel Duchesne, Utah Colo. Dublan, Mex. Salt Lake City, Utah Professor Larson ' s prospective Rem- brandts exercised iheir art on tlie many lovely scenes around campus during autumn and spring quarters. JUIIORS 138 Thomas G. DoH ' Aria - Williston Park. N. Y. Louise Ellis — Ogdcn, Utah Curg Johnson — Mempliis. Tennessee Don E. W ' riglil — Lewisvillc, Idaho Allen Purnell - Salt Lake City, Utah Delia Jean Olpin — Thalchcr. Arizona Clyde A. Swenson — Spanish Fork. Utah Kenneth Pocock — Ontario. Califoriua Melvin Hodgkinson — Vernal. Utah Leah Mangum — Lehi. Utah Barbara Bennett — Summit, New Jersey Lawrence Leavitt — Las Vegas, Nevada . traham Cockett — Wailuku. Maui. Hawaii Don Markham — Ontario. Oregon Rodney Gordon — Idaho Falls. Idaho Wendell Peterson — Grace. Idaho Jeanelte Seitoid — Newdale, Idaho Ervan J. Zeller — Lovell, Wyoming Betty Lou Marshall — Garfield, Utah Barbara Lu Boyer — Monrovia, California Nola Jane Malkin — Magratli. Alberta, Can. William Garrett — Van Nuys. California Gloria Jenson — Provo, Utah Phyllis Hughes — Spanish Fork, Utah Virginia Day — Aurora, Utah Paul Miller — Spanish Fork. Utah Ruth Richmond — Provo. Utah Russell V. Aiken — Spring City, Utah Joy Simmons — Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Albert H. Done - Provo, Utah Gordon Waring — Smoot. Wyoming William Pat Keeney — Provo, Utah Carol Allen — Richmond. Utah Howard K. Billings — Delta, Utah John W. Waile — Kaysville, Utah i 139 Jean Slack ' — Provo, Utah Edward Dean Cliristensen — Anlonilo, Colo. David Weiser — New RocKelle, New York John E. Munson — Calgary, Alberta, Canada Maeser Okerlund — Loa, Utah Nona Dutson — Ririe, Idaho Jay Bown — Provo, Utah Clara Broderick — Roosevelt, Utah Lester Knight — Castle Dale, Utah Barbara Higginbotham — Idaho Falls, Idaho . 1 ; Reed K. Carlisle Alpine, Utah Raola Hill Provo, Utah Celdon R. Lewis Springville, Utah Lynn Defwiler Joyce Wood Val L. Killpack Alloona, Pennsylvania Couer d ' Alene, Idaho Orem. Utah Thomas Nelson Lois Mortensen Donna Petersen Park City, Utah Denver, Colorado Brigham City, Utah What was outstanding this winter at B. Y. U ? snow. snow, and more snow. A most unusual winter for all Utah. junoRS 140 Clarence Moon — Orcni. L ' lan Wayne Wyler — Payson, Utah Donnette Stringham — Ogden, Ulah Dean Mitberl — Naples. Idalto Bliss Koylc — Burley, Idano Clem Hancock — Panguiuli. L ' tnli Norman Canlall — Provo. I tali Helen Woffinden — Orcm. UlaK James W. Debry — Rigby. Idalio E. J. M oulton — Sail Lake Gly. Utah Wesley Holt — Enterprise. L ' tali Marilyn Wooawarti — rotnona. Caliiornia Kennelli J. Keate — Overton. Nevada Mar - Florence Martineau — Pocalcllo. Idaho Harold Powell - Salt Lake City. Utah Jack Cnristensen — Centeriield, L tali Calvin Sandberg — Grantsville, Utah Elaine Short — Provo. Utah C irolyn Johnson — Berkeley, California Marie Blocker — Jacksonville, Florida Max D. Nelson — Provo. Utah Keith Sohni — Burley, Idaho Eugene Harvey — Pleasant Grove, Utah Louise Neilson — Kent, Washington Robert KendalJ - Weiser. Idaho Sarah Colton — Roosevelt. Utah Don Voorhees — Manti, Utah Dale Kirkham — Lehi, Utah Phyllis Clyde — Heber City. Utah Howard Rhodes — Provo, Utah Lucille Gold — Salt Lake City, Utah Melba Sutherland — Provo. Ulah Leonard Harding — Taber, Alberta, Canada William Knudsen — Provo. Utah Jean Daniels — Denton, Lanes.. England . . - ' ir ' v 1 141 Calvin Wilcox — Huntington Park, California Verl Weight — Sp ing ■i!Ie. Utah Marilin Evans — Salt Lake City. Utah LaVona Murphy — Great Falls. Montana ArJen Aplanalp — Price. Utah Jean Davis — Provo. Utah Stan Greenwell — Provo, Utah Clifford Peterson — Leihbridge, Alhcrla, Can. Jean Clegg Provo, UtaK Dee Davis — Provo, Utah Don Homer Beth Brown Wesley Barry Sacramento, California Garland, Utah Grantsville. Utah Paul Hansen Bettie Jean Reid Fern Stoddard Springville. Utah Los Angeles, Calif. Bancroft, IdaKo Jean Noble Donna Loveless Elwood Thues on Kuna, Idaho Provo. Utah Nampa, Idaho h s nol second childliood — just Ina Mae Collier and Cdoria Stimpson intent on their music for the Eiementarv teacher. junoas 142 Carol Anderson — St. Johns, Arizona Kanionn Adams — Oakley, Idalio Jennie Albriglit — Dallis. Texas J. Paul Tnomson — Riverlon. Ulan Richard Brower — Sail Lake Cily, Ulali Marcus Myer — Boise. Idano Clara Boregson — Sanlaquin. Utah Ver. ice Jackson — Avon. Ulan Victor Sakieslewa — Tuba Cily. Arizona Norma Schullz — Provo, Utah MaLlelee Hobday — Denver, Colorado Carl R. McFarland — Duncan, Arizona V ' ern Clark — Alpine, Utah Ross Swenson — Spanish Fork. Utah Irene Howells — Paradise, Utah Gordon C hrislensen — Alameda, California Derald Boyce - Twin Falls, Idaho Br ' ce Spencer — Cardslon, Al berta, Canada Roy Menlove - Payson, Utah Enid Spafford — Provo, Utah Robert Anderson — Provo, Utah Vie While — Beaver, Utah Keilh Calderwood — Henefer. Utah Eugene Tidwell — McGill, Nevada Joseph Shawcrofi — Clifton, Colorado Rendo Stowell — Duncan, Arizona Jack Davis — Mesa, Arizona Dora Goff Midvale, Utah John Amir Sharmahd — Teheran, Iran Boyd Harding — Provo. Utah Mary Belli Gibbs Pocalello. Iraho Thelma Walker — Provo, Utah Marvin Carter — Morgan, Utah Fawn Christensen — Fairview, Utah Albert B. Chrislman — Provo, Utah 143 John Lee — Provo, Utah LeRoy Kerr Jones — Ponliac, Illinois Ernia Adams — Ogden, Utah Carole D, Baker — Richfield, Utah Mer U. Grange — Huntington, Utah Ruth Pruitt — Provo, Utah Vem Tueiler — Mountain Home, Idaho Barbara B. Sessions — Paradise. Utah Myron J. Walker — American Fork, Utah Analee W. Newman — Ogden, Utah David Ray Andelin Grant Wilson Anderson Donna L. Thomander Idaho Falls, Idaho Pleasant Grove, Utah Maplewood, N. J. Bob Walter Abbott Nadene Mitchell Lorraine Russell Windsor, Colorado Provo, Utah Nampa, Idaho Donald A. Tregaskis Richard H. Magleby Don W. Driggs American Fork, Utah Preston, Idaho Stockton, California Perry Aired wasn ' t the only driver who spent hours digging his machine from under nature ' s covering. JIIIIORS 144 K ' nnc Olst-n — Blackfoot. Idaho Owen Bennion — Vi ' mon. Ulali Bruce Cnrislensen - Los Angeles, Cttliiornia Mary Lou Dunfonl — Huntinginn Park, ( alii. Max Goliglitly — Prcslon, IdoKo Douglus Jenkins — Pro o, Utah Kenneth M. Flake — Mesa, Arizona Mae Blanch — Ogden. Utah Kathleen Taylor — Raymond. Alberla, Canada Belmont Anderson — Huntington. Utah Eirnia Clark — Mo rgan, Utah Donna Deem — Brigham City, Utah Gaylen Dahlc[uist — Provo, Utah Marilyn Mooney — Provo, Utah Grace Guynian — Parowan, Utah Zola Tanner — Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Roberi Gates — Antimony, Utah David A. Schullhess — Los Angeles, California Carolyn Blair — Santa Barbara, California Pauline Dyreng — Manii, Utah Kenneth J. Pace — Provo, Utah Barbara Hardy — Portland, Oregon Joan Austin - Los Angeles. California Marcene Camp — Pocatello, Idaho Lois Anne Nelson — Spanish Fork, Utah Conrad Judd - San Diego, California LaMyrI Boyack — Seattle. Washington Kenneth Bateman — American Fork, Utah Oifford Olmstead — Los Angeles, California June Adams — Provo, Utah wmm Charmaine Culhric — Mesa. Arizona Madclyn Malhrws — Scipio. Ulali Robert Beckslead — Kiniberly, Idaho Beverly Gibbons — Holbrook. ArijLona Nancy Taylor Provo, Utah 145 Vic C. ObcrKansley — Cedar Cily, Utah Bill Nelson — Spanish Fork, Utah W ' illiet Enos — Wailuku. Maui. Hawaii Blaine Smith — Provo. Utah Josephine McClellan — Thatcher, Arizona Bernice Litchfield — Raymond. Alberta, Canada Tliomas Keith Midgley — Ogden. Utah W ayne Ferguson — Carlin, Nevada Edythe Greaves — Portland. Oregon Keith P. Scoville - Salt Lake City. Utah George Sorensen Lois McCt rrel Berkeley, California Vernal. Utah Doris Weinheimer Wellington. Alb.. Can. Arvin Springlhorpe Joyce Bowen Oarwin Reber Ontario, Oregon Salt Lake City. Utah St. George, Utah Elaine Kiester Frank Oavis Barnwell. Alb.. Can. Emmelt, Idaho Colleen Kodel Provo. LJlah Pat Aiken and Paul Carver take time out for refreshment and intermission at the Snow Carnival Swiss Miss Ball. JUNIORS 146 Lucille Bodily — Vernal. Utah Jniiifs W. W ' e gner — Rock Springs. Wyoming Arlliur W . ' li) ' te — Long Beacli. California Paul Scherer — I ' rovo. Utah Norma Smith — Cardston. AlI orta. Canada Robert LIlis — Ogden. Utah Donna Wittwer — Reno, Nevada Richard Raymond — Swartlimure. Pcnnsylvanii W ' illiiirii ' Ingalls — Taionin. Washington Catherine Beus — Ogden. Utah Marvin Bentz — Wilmington. California Claude Sutton — Grantsville. Utah Donnn Soulhwirk — Cedar Cit) ' . Ulan Ejiid Prilchelt — Manti. Utah Joel Johnson — Price. Utah Waiter Paulson — Mammoth. Utah Clyde Davis - Provo. Utah Norman Shurliiff — Overton. Nevada Jack Jenkins — LaPoint, Utah Wilhurta Moor — Nampa. Idaho Irene Georges — W ' estcliffe. Colorado Jane Rees — LaGrande. Oregon Lillian Strong — fdaho Falls, tdaho JoLean Jones — Coiumfjus. Nebraska Clifford D. Mousley — Riverton. Utah Cora Belie Nowatny — Seattle, Washington JoAnn Cannon — Butte. Montana Josephine Wagstaff — Kanias, Utali Shirley Nelson — Afton, Wyom ing Barbara Jean Taylor — Provo, Utah Boyd Sinmions — Hamer, Idaho Garth Briggs — Burlington, Wyoming Robert fiowen — Spanish Fork. Utah Hazel Christensen — LaGrande. Oregon Curtis Colvin — Provo. Utah 147 Rulh Boswcll — Prove. Utah Ray Chipnian — American Fork, Ulali Lorraine N. Linde — Prove, LItah Gary Jones — Ccciar City, Utan Lyman Jenkins idaho Falls, IdaKo Parley Befnap — Hooper, Utan Grace Merrill — Pocateilo. Idaho Lester Ludlow — Spanish Fork. Utah Lois Hammond — Salt Lake City, Utah Marilyn Wilcox — Prove, Utah Sheldon Schofield Spring City, Utah Gwenyth Jensen Redmond, Utah Deyle Rowley Parowan, Utah Melvin Burton Afton. Wyoming Mary Alice Bullen Spanish Fork, Utah Helen Moss Ririe, Idaho Fred Baird Prove, Utah. Paul Robert Hanson Lehi, Utah Richard Nies Norfolk. Nebra ska Anything but glamorous were June Ad- ams, Joan Austin. LaMyrI Boyack, and Nan Stapp at this point on the Preferance Ball assembly. JUNIORS 148 Edward Jones — Provo, Utah Mhx Cope — DriipcT. Utah Edward A. Cox — Pomona, California Oral S. Miles - Provo. Ulali Robert Hale Pearcc — St. George. Utah Jolin Lewis — Brigliani City, Utah Nuda Ohphant — Orciii, Utah Kcnnelit McBride — Burley. Idaho Tlwnias Boyden — Pro o, L ' laii Max Newren — Standardville, Utah Joyce Dunn — Monlpclior, Kialio Clifford Finley — Hiawatha, Utah Harry E. Wickes — Ogden. Utah Ethel Stewart — Salt Lake City, Utah Ramona Harrison — LaPoint, Utah Doyle Swallow — Mayfield. Utah Ann Stewart — Fallon. Nevada Louienc Heninger — Raymond, Alberta Canada Stanley Nelson — LaGrande, Oregon Barbara Jean Driggs — Stockton, California Moyd Dixon — Provo, Utah VaLois Harris — Bountiful, Utah Archie Gale Kinder — ProvO ' , Utah George Puckctl — Oakley, Idaho D. L. Weaver — Idaho Falls, Idaho Verne Hunter — Bennington, Idaho Curtis W. Slade — Kaysville, Utah Avon Dodge — Provo, Utah Helen E. Jones — Provo, Utah Wayne Hamblin — St. Johns, Arizona Mary Lou Neeley — Shelby. Montana Constance F eid — Ogden, Utah Neil Farr — Burley, Idaho Duller Dnuwalder — JVovo, Utah Gov Mullen — El Paso, Texas 149 Richard BlancKard — Ventura, California Sharon Adams — Laylon. Utah Reece Robertson — Lovell. Wyoming Donna Rao Labrum — Rooseveh, Utah Har ' ey Golf — Binghani Canyon. Utah Boyd Larsen — Ephraim, Utah Cleve Swcnson — Spanish Fork. Utah Lorry Smith — Salt Lake City, Utah James Bryant — High Point, North Carolina Ina Mae Colher — Vernal. Utah ■ '  .. S Gordon Lee Eva Feik Stanley Neilson Tooele. Utah LaGrande. Oregon Evanslon. Wyoming Sylvia Farr Ted Davis Rose Marie Brokaw St. Johns. Arizona Provo, Utah Myton. Utah James Efison Robert Larkin Francis W ' orkman Oakley. Idaho Los Angeles, Calif. Longdate. California Adrian Ferguson, Bruce Kirkham, and Norm Larsen nave snow fun at the expense of V ' al Preece. JOIORS 150 Colleen llurinun — I ro o. Utah Lorin Taylor — Idaho Falls, laalio Preston Taylor — American Fork, Ulali JosepK R. Murphy — Long Beach. California Paul Black - Delia. Utah Gabriel Delia Piana — Provo, L ' tali Garth Allrcd — Fair -iew, Utah Edna Grace Fulghum — High Point. N. C. William Nash - Ogden. Utah Veola Vaun Levie — Sevier, Utah Lois Ashby — Spanish Fork. Utah Rosalie Robison — Provo. Utah William Anderson — Provo. Utah Lorene Burton — Malad. Idaho Donna Lundell — Vernal, Utah LaNola Harper — Brigham City, Utah Alma D. Rose — Provo, Utah Archie F. Chadbum — Provo. Utah Patricia Aiken - Provo. Utah Richard Andelin — Pro o. Utah Terry McGarry — Richfield, Utah Robert Warner — Antimony, Utah Ruth Hay — Ventura, California Virgus Osf orne — Spring City, Utah Charles M. Kamauoha — Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Keith Sorensen — Spring City, Utah Alice Carter — Provo. Utah Gay Kleinnian — Los Angeles, California Marvin Peterson — Boise. Idaho Merlin Sorensen — Ogden, Utah Nancy Wells — San Francisco, California Joan Maloney — Provo, Utah Vanona Fisher — Missoula. Montana Margaret Shupc — Salt Lake City. Utah Betty Midgley — Ogden. Utah 151 Calvin Brandlcy — Stirling, Albcria, Canada Reed F. Johnson — Glenns Ferry, Idalio Stanford Killernitin — Salt Lake City, IJtali Joyce Murpliy — Porlland, Oregon Moylen Young — Brignani City, Utah Lynn Hansen — Monroe, Ulali Vinson Stephenson — Lewiston, Utah Frankie EngeLrelsen — Midvale, Utah Vernon Nielsen — F ' rovo. Utah Albert Merrill - BlackUt IdRhn Dorothy Hulet Lyie Pallon Kenneth Tobler Wendell. Idaho Charlestan. W. V. Santa Clara, Utah Tim T. Chan LaRue F. Robison Fred Clarke Hongkong. China Banning. California San Diego, California Myrna Bagnell Martha FVltijohn Beth Markhan. Bountiful. Utah Meiba. Idalio Spanish Fork, Utah Behind scenes at K.B.Y.U. 660 on your dial — — Rtiy Andelin at the controls while Elmo Howard. Maridel Lewis, and Eileen Miller perform. JUNIORS 152 Thirl W. Tew - Maplclon. Ulnli WrI I. Muniford — Monlpolicr, Ulnho I ' llmer J. Collins — Rankin, Illinois Dale Buller — Driges, Idaho ' etc D. Lenvill — Provo, L ' lah DonrtlJ MenHrif ks — LnCirnndc. Orefion ChHord Lawrcnre — Spanish I ' orK, L ' tnh Galen Winsor — Panaca, Nevada Lewis Griffin — Kscalanle. Utah Ar il Huff — Spanish Fork, L ' inh Charles Arncll — Duncan. Arizona Curlis Knight — Redwood City. California Lihel Jean Wilson — Scofield. Utah Glen Hillman — Boise, Idaho Robert Calton — Lehi. Utah Keith Beardall — Springville, Utah Arlo Coles — Rigby. Idaho Duane Thueson — Nampa, Idaho John E. M. Anderson — Minneapolis. Minn. Ward Abbott — Duchesne. Utah Frank R. Johnson — Sanford, Colorado Marvin H. Stewart — Spanish Fork, Utah Reed Smith — Salt Lake City, Utah Wallace McPhie - Ogden, Utah EInia George — Escalante. Utah Jean M. McKell - Salt Lake City, Utah N. Vaughan Larsen — Mink Creek, Idaho Eugene White — Susan illp, California Naone Mason — Howell, L ' tah Hyrum I. S ndcr — Ogden, Utah siiia Virginia Havens — Salmon, Idaho Annie V. Knight — Sl George, S. C. Ruth Weinheimer — Welling. Alherla, Can. Louise Wilcox — Lp.ylon. (Jlah George Leigh — Cedar Cily, Uluh W Ji 153 Jerry Child — Ogden. Ulah Burlon Hansen — Glenn Ferry, Idaho Junius Duke — Burley. Idaho Keith Clement — N. Hollywood, CaliFornia Donald Liston — Escalante, Utah Philip Grindstaff — Glendale, Cahfornia Alvin Dalley — Driggs, Idaho L. Charles Larsen — Preston. Idaho Moyle Brown — Weiser, Idaho William F. Romncy — Duncan, Arizona Richard C. Bigelow Elbert Lawrence, Jr. Clark W. Nelson Orem, Utah Grantsville, Utah Springville. Utah Ferol Poulson Calvin Pace Tsugio WatanaLe Richfield, Utah Burley, Idaho Kaliuki. Oahii, Hawaii James D. Tschudy Donald Dickerson Clyde Romney Altadena, California Grantsville. Utah Provo. Ulali Engaged couple. Arturo de Hoyos and Betty Rowe didn ' t really need tlie mistletoe. junoRS 154 Burlin Bales — Lchi. UlaK Cicnc Robinson — Provo. L tan rdison Brct-kenridgc — Provo. Utah Karl Newrcn — Prove. Ulah Donald E. Hickon — I abionn. L ' lali Floyd Sampson — Arcadia, California Melon lobnson — Fresno. California lorquelin Brig s — Kigf ' v. Idaho I rrrri Massey — Vernal, Ulafi Lawrence G, Bov scr — Sanla Ana, California Clair Kendall — Neply. Ulah ' . Lamarr Jensen — Sandy. Utah lay ' . Francis — Morgan. Utah f Kylli. Allen - Heber Cily. Ulah Charles Adair — Mesa. Arizona FIden Kimball — Sacrarnenio, California Inez Theobald — Provo, Utah Marie Allred — Lehi. Utah Lorraine Hansen — Spanish Fork. L ' tdh Nola Chrislcnsen — Vallcjo, Cahfornia Myron L. Dickey — Jacksonville. Florida Jolene Collell — Calgar ' . Alberta. Canada William Sullivan - Park City. Ulah Charlcnc Sorenscn — Salina, Utah Paul Roundy — Pleasant Grove, Utah W ' illard Gerber — Victoria, British Columbia Betty B rratl — Tacoma. Washington Mildred- leslich — Rock Springs. Wyoming Lou Narramore — Evanslon, Wyoming Rose Elise Lund — Modena. Utah V ' illian J. 1 honias — Baker, Oregon Gloria Hutchinson — Sanla Ana, California Mary Margaret Blumel! — Magralh, Alb., Can. Shirley Erickson — Freedom. Wyoming Robert L. Black - Delta. Utah 155 Donnamae Blocner — Olympia, Wasnington Jay Hamolin — Murray, Utah Ariel L. Williams — Chicago. Illinois Alice Fnye Farley ' — Mesa, , rizona Randa Rae Christensen — Venice, Utah Cloyd Alfred Totlcr — Mesquitc, Nevada lla Mae Ashliman — Idaho Falls, Idaho Madge C. Greaves — Ephraim, Utah Lester Dale Hant Idaho Falls, Idaho Mary Beesley — Mapleton, Utah Merrill Parker Gunnell Thelma Sutherland Robert Louis Haman Grace, Idaho Provo, Utah Butte, Montana Mavis Loader Adrian Earl Ferguson Joseph L. Sanders Pleasant Grove. Utah Sail Lake City, Utah Springville. Utah Evelyn Alice Alger Paul B. Larsen Floyd C. Moulton Sherdan. Wyoming American Fork. Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Even the people appear frozen stiff as tfiey make their way to 7:45 ' s on one of those below zero mornings. junoas 156 i)..rfvll [l l ir l - Spanisli I ork. L ' tali lohn Zagorcc — Farrcll, Pennsylvania rioya Moon — Mnnna, L tali l.vio James Kollcr — S  lt Lalio Cily. Ulali (Xscar K Mulct — Sui.unit. UlaK DcWaync W. Clirislcnscn — Conda. Inano lolm RicKard Dniningno7 — Phoenix, Arizona (Tnrnion Ursenbacli — Lellibriclge. Alberta, Can. Warren Lee Pace — Burley, Inano Jack L. NeUon - W ' .n.l.ll. Idaho John Wallace Casper — Rigby. Idalio Bonnie Jean Jensen — Sandy, Utah June Lee Merrill — Santa Ana. Caliiornia Lawrence McKee — Priie. L ' lab Elaine Dixon — Spanish Fork. L ' tah Vivian Match — Koosharcni. Ulah Albert E. Adams — Parowan, Ulah Rulh Call — Colonia Dublin, Chih.. Mexico Loma Joyce Durrant — Farmington. New Mex. Blair N. Binks — Springvillc, Utah Jane Kaye Morrill — Junction, L ' tah Lowell E. Horlacher — Leihbrklge. Alberta, Can. Glenna Sorensen — Mayfield. L ' tah Leona Farnsworth — Colonia Dublin, Chih.. Mex. Irma Rachel Mellor — Fayette, Utah Lucile Ursenbach — Calgary, Alberta. Canada Janice Jensen — Midvaie. Ulah Ruth Amy Anderson — Redwood Cily, Calif. Floyd M. Anderson — Springville. UlaK Glen Rae Milner — Gloria Snell — Provo, Ulah Rae Marie Jerling — American Fork. Utah Maxine Lamborn — Ogden, Utah Nina Siratton — Orem, Utah Beryl Clark - Georgetown. Idaho 157 Raymond Brinkman — Idalio Falls. Idaho Calvin H. Sorcnsen — Moroni. Uian Margaret Adams — Provo, Utah Newell Miles — Bancroft. Idaho Owen Jacoh — On-ni. Ulali Wayne Davis — Clearfield. Utah Fredora Fuller — Salt Lake City. Utah Owen Merrill — Salt Lake City, Utah Dona May Hansen — Susanville, California Fern Wheeler — Ririe, Idaho Barbara N. Richards Provo, Utah Irene Matson Melha. Idaho Joseph Brammer Salt Lake City, Utah Betty Mae West Paul Line NG Salt Lake City. L ' tah Honolulu. Hawaii Ken Hamhlin Garth Seaslrand Salt Lake City. Utah American Fork, Utah Dorace Peay Jean Dorny Pleasant Grove. L lah Salt Lake City, Utah Joe Nelson tips one of fiis many toward the basket despite the Utah Slate opposition. JOIORS 158 Jolin E. Anderson — Sail Lake City. L ' lah Dale Rock — Morgan. Utah Margaret Hunler — Cedar City. Utah Jack Bendall — Price, Utah Marilyn Miles — Provo. Ulnli Kent Lyons — Burlcy. Iditlio Grant Rowley — Helper. L lali Carol Kay — Hcber City. L ' tah Laura Palmer — Preston. Idnno Phyllis Ellicolt — Chicago, Illinois Gloria Madsen — Salt Lake City. Utah Verne Sittle — Las Vegas. Nevada Earl D. Jardine — Idaho lails. Idaho Boyd G. Drennan — San Mateo. California Leon Allrcd — McGill, Nevada Eugene Jensen — Burbank. California Dee DeNhlle — Monroe. L ' tah Kenneth Anderson - Helper. Utah Sharee Booth — Ncphi. Utah Stanley Weeks — Pleasant Grove, Utah Joy Ivie — .Arlington. Virginia Keith Dickson — Ogden. Utah Val Larie Preece — Vernal, Utah Helen Erickson — Ogden, L ' tah Geraldine Kenisiey — Pacoinia. California James B. Hill ,— Provo. Utah Loyal M. Whittaker - Coalville. Utah Gerald Cannon — Circleville. Utah Donna Anderson — Idaho Falls. Idaho Norma Bearnson — Spanish Fork. Utah Ann Hansen — Lethhridge. Alherta. Canada Ella Ruth Turner — Provo. Utah Carlyle Gay — Joseph. Utah Lois Peterson — Ogden. Utah Beverly Malhcson — Parowan, Utah 159 am PARTIES CKow time for the Chain gang it Junior and Fresh Crazy Con- victs Convention. 160 CLASS OF ' 51 SOPHMDREPRESII- ERNIE WEBB .... president .... llie mighty mite .... Good nalured, able executive . . . headed lor a mission . . . Gaiiiina Tau DOROTHY CROESBECK good thing in a small package ner .... Nautilus. PAT UNGER . . . secretary . .... sizeable niale following . . vice president .... another lends lo business . . . sliv man- winsome chamier from Chicago. . thorough .... Val Norn. LOUISE BECK .... one of the Beck girls from American Fork somewhat sophisticated . . . . Y Calcares and Cesta Tie. ELDON GUNTER .... Sophomore representative .... funniest boy on the campus assembly committee iking. 162 KEN LETH - Good looking. sniooln dancing lad. otcd Pre- lerrcd Man and managed queen sclecliohs for ific Bcinvtin Ball. ANITA CALL -Teamed with her sisters to give B.Y.LI, (he classiest baton twirlers in the conference and in the West. WHEELS OF ' 49 MERRILL BRADSHAW-An all around activity Loy who chairmaned the Sophomore Loan Fund Ball, composed music and helped build l.K. 163 BERTHA LYMAN-Thc petite aemure rea-neaa who allendea the Homecoming queen, ana was mucn sought afler hy individual men and organized women. DICK MOODY-A regular per- former on assemhhes and stu- dent programs as an imitator or tap dancer and a nieniher of the tennis team. WHEELS OF 49 5 w ERNIE WEBB-Tlic class prcs- ident, recognized for doing oig things-and the friendly way he treated everyone. 164 ELDON GUNTER-Onc half oi the fast talking ad libbing C unter brolners was laoelled a personality boy. CAROL PITCHER-A Cana- dian beauty elected homecoming queen and abounding in other male and lemale admirers. AT BRIGHAN YOIIG ROLAND MINSON-Anoiher bashful basket bailer who per- formed effectively on the Cougar five. 165 - .- • - ' k t ' fc i } ► -If wM m I ' ■ Sf E H - ! B Utah Lake was well covered with ice— and the ice often well covered with skaters. SOPHOMORES Erma Ruth Elldredge Roosevelt. Utah Charlotte Jones Magna. Utah Keith W. Moore Nanipa, Idaho Colleen Benson Provo. Utah Dorothy Pettijohn Melba. Idaho Arda Jean WarnocK Sigurd. Utah Cleighlon Beainer Honolulu, Hawaii ScoH Maughan San Gabriel. Calif John Keith Haws Vernal, Utah Marjorie R. McParland Hansen, Idaho A. Ernest Weeks Vernal. Utah Kendall F. Cowley Heber City, Utah Joel J. Richards Garland. Utah Beth Harmon Grand Junction, Colo. David B. ChadwicK Payette. Idaho Carol M. Hansen Provo. Utah Verna W ' ardle Rigby. Idaho Lynn Richards Kanias, Utah Ircta Black Provo, Utah Maxine Larsen Salt Lake City. Utah Leiia Christiansen Des Moines. Iowa 166 Fnrr ll.itili — Prnvo, I ' inli Kulli Hvc c — I ' nivo. ll.ili R. D.„n H...riso„ - M„l,„l. l,l.,l,o Howard ionnsttii — I ' ro o. I t.ili inii ( uinlan — Ainrrirrtii I ork. I Inli f jitnia Louise Driggs — Magriilli, AIL.. Can. I Idfula Kinp — Mesa. Arizona Mrlvin R. Wliipplt — Las Vegas, cv.iila RuLcnia Diaz Lozano — Guatemala, Utali Ja K nruw II — Si. loniis. Arizona Alitr P. Quinn — Ogdtn. L ' lali Carl J. Mallor — Fayette. Utah Arlrno Necley — Preston. Idaliu Annrca Johnson — ranfiuittli. L ' tan Nina Ruth Kimi all — Phoenix. Arizona Frances Slurgill — Prove. Utah Dorothy Gotllrcdson — Cahente. Nevada Kenneth Long — Springville, Utah ADolezI Billy MohasscI — I ehran. Iran (deceased) Gloria Jacohs — Oakland, California MeUa Austin — Salmon, Idaho Burr Elldrcdgc — Roosevelt, Utah Wilford Hale - Blat4vfool. Idaho l.velyn Barker — Provo, Utah Artie B. Hunter — I ' ro o. I ' tah Parke Mad son — Provo. L ' lah Marjorie Jean Haddock — Richmond, Calif. Joe I honipson — Malta, Idaho Charles J. Muhlcstein — Provo. Utah I ' rankiin Daly Panguitch, Utah I ihil Iciin Sliupe — Taos, New Mexico D,„n 11,11 - S.,ll I.„l«. City. Utah OonI II. Peterson — American fork, Utah AFton Speedy - Twin Falls. Idaho Barbara Berrey — F ' rovo, Utah 167 Giving out with everything from swing to Schubert was the varsity band clarinet section. HPHOHORES Richard W ' ilkins Helen Gerwin Dolores Cl ulstensen Francis O. Boyer Springviile. L ' lal :i Los Angeles, Calif. Salem . Utah Springviile. Utah Gwen Whitdiead Waller Edwards Mary E. 1 empleton Ann Zweifel Salt Lake City. Utah Milford. Mass. Taos. N. Mexico Montervicw, Idaho Nancy Holt William G. Pinnock Lois CK atwin Ivan Burleigh Ookley. Idaho Rigby. Idaho Oxnard. California I Evansl on, Wyoming Lloyd J. Webb William Smith Raymond E. Howes 1 ucson, Arizona PortI land. Oregon Marysvale. Utah Raona 1 . Robev Phyllis Holyoak Joseph H. Clegg Pleasant Grove, l tah Burl ey. Idaho Dielrich, Idaho John Kovach Loa V erda Bowen Harold P. Clawson Rock Springs. Wyo. Burl ey. Idaho Phoenix. Arizona 168 Waller L. Forsyth — Hyde Park. Ulali Karl Stalicli — Fuitcrprisc, UlaK Clifford KckauocSa — Lnic, Oahu, Hawaii Nomia Crossman — Boiiic. Idalio J. Ralph Wood — Fillniore. Utah Don Caldwell — Sandy. Utah Hector J. Spencer — Col, Duhlan. Cliih.. Mex. Lydean Yancey — Blackfoot, Idaho Eldon Pulsipher — St. Johns, Arizona Norman Wing — American Fork, Utah Nora Lee Bransteltcr — Ft. Collins, Colorado Keith Green — Grantsville. Utah Beverly Beck — Cenlcrfield. Utah W alter Botts — Las Vegas. Nevada Tom Bomherger — Alhambra. California Marian Andrew — Portland, Oregon Jean Williams — Chicago, Illinois Enid Critchlicid - Oakley. Idaho Jayne Stone — Portland. Oregon Ralph L. Thackcr - Heber City. Utah George Mitchell — Prove. Utah La Verne Kocw — Salt Lake City, Utah Carol Dawn Larsen — Oreni, Utah Herbert Petersen — Joseph City, Arizona Belva Baker — Oasis. Utah Revc Simpson — Hcner City. Utah Viola Nicholson — Midvale, Utah Norma Jean Webb — Salt Lake City, Utah Susie Hunsaker — Ontario. Oregon Frank Wolvcrton — Las Vegas, Nevada Jack Wright — Inglewood. California Mona Rolfc — Oakley, Idaho Viola Johansen — Lethbridgc. Alberta, Can. Berna Brown — Tooele. Utah Loma Whilaker — Vale, Oregon 169 Fred Adams and Bob Abbott thor- oughly enjoyed their job of selecting snow queen Jean Halverson, second from left, from among competitors Bette Reid. An- ita Call, Sharee Westover, Joyce Potter, Alice Brady, and Marilyn Martin. S P H M n s Belly Ogclcn Amelia Madson Lewis P. ! tephcns Waller Sicffensen Richfield, Utah Pro o . Utah Ogden . Utah Boulder, Utah Ann Pcarce Maxine Gardner Paul Snii th Lyneer C. Smith Sail Lake City. U-ak Neola ,. Ulah Ogden . Utah Duncan. Arizona Leon HaruKorn Iris Jens en Donna Mahoney Lu Luke Rogers American Fork. UlaK Rexbi urg. Idaho Hcber City. Utah Twin falls, Idaho D, onna Burl Prealor ington. Wyo. Genevieve Hansen Monroe. Utah Carolyn Watson Richfield. Utah G rant ObcJ S. Williams len. Utah Jay C. Mickelsen Duchesne. Utah Donna Webb Hay-ward, Calif. Leona Heywood John Noble Ratnona McClure Phoenix. Arizona Kuna, Idaho Marysville, Cahf. 170 Mark Bulli ' t — S ll .m illl•. Cililurni.i Mnudc Svrdin — Drclli. Nevada Bnrbiir.i Wriclil — Siin Mnlco. Giliforni.i Olis VWoks — Wrn.il. L ' liili WrllniiM 1 liiiyrr — i linipslond. Niw York Max .lolins — Slouclilmiisc. California Rocsr Merrill — I ' leasant Grove. Ulall Keitli Franeis — Taher. Alijerln. Canada Helen Clyde — Milwaukee. Wisronsin Carol Jennens — Drlmil. Mm higan Heher llunl - I.el,i. Ulall . ' Mnia Skouscn — Daleland. Arizona Patricia Anne Ellis — VVillislon. N. D. Vcfa Lunt — Duncan. Arizona Vernell Torgersen — Oakland. California Lue Jeane Hales — Kiclilield. L ' lali Tina Lou Daniels — Spanish Fork. Ulan Alexander Louis Fife — Sail Lake City, blali Marilyn Ctirislensen — Orem. Utah Rex Lybberl — Moses L.ake. Wasiiinglon Nulfi I ' urdy — Milwaukee, Wisconsin Inga F ' laas — Sail Lake Cily. Ulah Nedra Ray — Coolidge, Arizona Nurni.in riplil — I ' leasant Grove, Ulall Keginald Dorll — Dclroil. Michigan Byron Wilson — l oosevelt. Utali Jadinc Janisli — fori Angeles. Wasiiinglon Rofiert WesI — Pleasant Grove. Ulall Wilbur Hiall — Ml. .-Xiry. North Carolina Donald SUxkirian — Coalville. Ulall Janiie Ahholt — Windsor. Colorado I hais Slew-trl — ; nierican I ' ork. LJtali Donald E. looniey — Sail Lake Cily. Ul.ih Dorotliy Pearson — lienton, Washington Rcnec Rawlc — Springville, LJlah 171 Many and varied are the uses of the Smith Lounge. Here was sleeping beauty Flake awaiting the lovely princess to break the spell. SOPUOHOR KalKerine Crofts Bctly Carter JoAnn Affleck Bonnie illiains Ricl.field. Utak Spokane. Washington Salt Lake Ci ly. UtaK Concord, Calif. Dan Payne DeMar Rust Nancy ightman Carl Whatrott Springvillc. UtaK Salem. Utah Provo. L ' tah Lynndyl, Utah Mary Bonn Waldo Jacobson Pearl Marsh Stanley Taylor Provo. Ulah Springs ille, Utah Long Bcarh. Cahf. LI Paso, 1 cxas Gale Hammond Dwain R . Chapman Charmay ne Ma itson Salt Lake City, Ui al, Rigby. Idaho Los Angei les. Cahf Kav PitcKer Ardis Meser y M lona Dalton Edmonlon . Alberla , Can. Provo, L ' tah Circleville . l: tah Bonnie Turner Mf.xine Rice P mil Comer Chicago. Illinois Denver , Colorado Provo. L ' t ah 172 Margaret Brim — Downey. Icl.ilio Gladys Kovolio — Kilioi. M.iui. H.iw.iii lone Hillon — Hinckley. L ' inli Don Milled — Mesa, . rizonn Edward Baton — Associated. Lv..i(ornin Norma Boaiii — Dayton. Oliio Robert L. Brandley — Raymond. Alberta. Can. Olcnda Cooper — Hinckley. Ltali Norman 1 uriier — l ivrrloii. L ' lali Wiiiiani Brace — Farminglon, New Mexico Carol Brown — Pro o. Utali Suzzanne Fiske — Sacramento. California Douglas Nicbolcs — .American I ork. Ulan Bury! McClurg — El Dorado. Arkansas Dorotliy Dec Uicliardson — Moses Lake. W ' asli Barbara Burgan — Berkeley. California William H. Taylor — Payson. L ' tali Andrew Easlon — Martinez, California Bonnie Ercanbrack — Provo. Utali Sally Mcranda — .American Fork, Ulali I oy Moleii — Los Angeles. Calilornia Richard E. Greer — St. Joims. .Arizona Leah Hacking — Cedar Valley. L ' laii Eldred Irving — . yssa. Oregon Delnia Krehs — Ogden. Utah Robert. Nugent — Rosiyn Heights. North Da. Leiand Smith — Snow-flake. Arizona Stanley Schindler — BlackFool, Idaho Ina Marie McQuarrie — Beaver. Utah Carol Morhy — ' Salem, Utah James Hunter — Roseville. California Owen Keit!) Tucker — Mesa. Arizona LaRec Duke — Provo. Utah Theo Mumford — Montpelier, Idaho Leta Elkker — Springville, Utah 173 Twas a hot time in the old town the night of pre-Utah torch light parade. A street dance followed. S P U H R e s Clayton McConkie .Ml.in D Fallerson R..V Bellows Norma Lee Bird Provo. Utah Spri ngville . Utah Dividend. Utah Provo. Utah Arlo Sficllcy William Evcrrelte . Idridge Martha Maa« Ricliard E. Cloward American Fork, Ulan Bur linglon . N. C. American Falls. Idaho Provo. L ' tah Gcraldcan Guynion F!d vin Warren La ell Cluff J. Kent Johnson La Jara, Colorado Salt Lake City. V lai. Tooele, L ' tah Provo. Utah .Mice Huniplierys Ethel loung Catherine Kanekoa Na.i _ iipa. Idaho Waiakoc. N laui. Hawaii Hana. Maui. Hawaii K. ciln Jensen Leona Mae H yde Fred R adichel Salt Lake Cily. L ' tall Kensington, Maryl and New- York C ity. N 1. Y. p, ggy Crandall Shirley Baker Nancy Sakaniol lo SpringNille. L ' ta 1, South Gate. Calif. Honoko va, Maui. Hawaii 174 Lois Cooiiihs — Srtll Lake Cily. Uuh Hi-lcn HanLs — Burlt-y. Idaho RolirrI L. Moilon — Lclii. L ' liili Bcc Mcndenhall — Springtille. Utah Daniel Dei Lor — Snowflako, Arizona Clarence Ruller — Slillwaler. Oklalionm Dconne W ' atls — American Falls. Idaho Paul Carver — Monle Visla. Colorado- Loren Nicholes — Burley. Idaho Dorothy Cranmer — Springville. Utah LaVem Weirs — Alhion. New ork C. Blake Thrasher — Gary. Indiana Luralei Holland — Ogden. Utah Robert Penlield — Roosevelt. I laK Louisa W ' isner — New Plymouth. Idaho Mabel Paulsen — Lewis ille. Idaho Kuni Kwan Lam — Hong Kong. China Cheryl Brown — Belleville, New Jersey Lucy Calder — Vernal, L ' laii Carolyn Noyes — Salina. Utah Robert M. Robbins — Muskogee. Oklahoma Willie Blocker — Jacksonville. Florida Norma Joyce Bateman — Midvale. Utah Diane Nielson — North Hollywood, Calil. Norman Woodlield — Ogden, Utah Allan Poty — Augusta. Michigan Peggy Hawkcs — Drummond. Idaho F.laine Dow — Magralh. Alberta, Canada Helen Jeanne Jones — Provo, Utah Donna Rex — Randolph, Utah Gerald R. Hyde — Baker. Oregon Hazel Rasmussen — Preston, Idaho Helen Young — Mayport, Pennsylvania Ruljy Fnglish — Wallace, North Carolina John Runyari Denver. Colorado 175 Banyan queen. Donna Jean South- wick, seemed to be playing mothcr-lien lor this minute of her evening s reign. SOPHOHORES Richartl Bcndixscn IJfilio lalls. Idalio I lirll Naegic Las W ' Cas, Nc aaa Artrll Roltiiison Banning. C alii. Ratl.cl Calder Vernal. Utah Louis Brossara Scatlie, Washington l atricia Mason Idnlio Falls, Idaho Lillian Schipper Sparks. Nevada Sliirlcy Maughan I rciiionton, Utan Jcrelyn Sorcnsen Llalio Falls. Idalio ' i ian St nipper Sparks. Nevada John Green New Plyiiioulh, Idaho Dolores, Adanison Bountiful. L ' tah Oaylcn Hatlon InyoKern. Calif, Agnes Wcibell hdvale. Utali Jack West Glcnaora, CaliL Tony T. Chrislopulos Fro o. Utah Ralph Hansen New ' ork, N. Y. Douglas Bunker Las Vegas, Nevada Eldon Gunther Portland. Oregon Sylvia Patterson Salt Lake City, Utah Don Janson Phoenix. Arizona 176 Duanc Gardner — Idaho Falls, Idaho Barhara Wiiikhr — Prove. Utah Barbara Lyn W ' ol — PIcasanI Grovi-. Utah Kolan.l hii«in - hl.il.o Falls. Idalu. Barbara Harries — Columbus, Ohio Shirley Sanders — Murray. Utah Bruce Hilton — Delta. Utah Bertha Lyman — Holrcn. Utah Rulh S liipper — Sparks. Nevada Maynnrd Gunter — Portland. Oregon Robert Holman — lona, Idaho Carol Pitcher — Leilibridge, .Mberla. Canada Sam Doxey — Los Angeles, California Ruby McDonald — Idaho Fails. Idaho Shirley Fox — Big Piney. Wyoming , udrey Jones — Vernal. Utah Sheronne Robertson — Spanish Fork. Utah Vance Holland — Salt Lake City. Utah Barbara Sanderson — Idaho Falls. Idaho Donna 1 anner — Los Angeles. California Anita Call — Las Vegas, Nevada Evada Ornic — Idaho Falls, Idaho Sally Kirkham — Brigham City, Utah Marilyn Oldroyd — Payson, Utah Richard Moody — Mesa, Arizona Jean Howard — Pocalello, Idaho Charlotte Cannon — Blackfoot, Idaho Richard Pusey — Washington, D. C. Jo , nn Groesbcrk — Idaho Falls, Idaho Kathlyn Sundberg — Idaho Falls, Idaho Gary Bybce — Idaho Falls, Idaho Rosemary Phillips — Ft. Sill, Oklahoma Pal Unger — Chicago, Illinois Phyllis C. Jensen — Grace, Idaho Ertiest Webb — Provo, Utah 177 1 s  ► •f 11 ! mI ■J jr V r fl r ] f . 1 1 ' ■V ' ■ ' ) Wayward frosli like Barbara Toone paid the penalties handed down at Senior Court by judges Ken Sansoni and Max Golightly. SOPHOHORH Francis Patterson Carey. Idano Emma Lou Chantrill Rexburg, Idano Emma Jean Maxwell Tauiona, Utan ElizaLelli Moody Delia. Utah Janel Ruppe Vernal. UlaK Joscpn Lawrence Heber Cily, Utah Emerson Green Driggs. Idaho Joann Blackett Springvilie. Utah Ree Walton Portland, Oregon Lulu Enos WaiiuKu. Maui. Hawaii Gladys Hayasni Berkclcv, Calif. Darrell Call Malad. Idaho Duvello Hanson Mountcbcllo. Calif. Elfiel Mae Clicsley Mesa. Arizona Geniel. Thornteon American Fork, Ut. ' ili Morris Fell Heher Cilv. Ulali David H. HiatI Ml. Airy, N. C. Jilene Peterson American Fork. Utah Mignon Ahlstrom Provo. Utah Mary Beth Wright Provo, Utah Elmo Roundy Pahuyra, New York 178 JainPS Hill — Br iiirrlori. Wasliinglon Ellen Jean Riiie - Suit L.ikc Cily. Uliili Dolores Fre trickson — Roosr ell. L ' lali K.illi W ' l.. ill 1)11 — Prove. I ' IjIi W ' avni- 1 iiiMilliy — RoostM-ll. L ' lull LeRoy Purler — Pruvo. Utah Alene ReiKI — Monlicello. Ulali Leanore Ream — Berkeley. California .• riliie (urlis — Hawtliorne. California Colleen Clark - Pr.ivo, l ' lali Boyd M llunler — Springville. L ' lali Lorenzo Merdianl — llouslon. Texas Gail Longilen - Sail Lake City. Ulah Lila Duncan — Roosevelt. Utali Marilyn Cude — Houston. Texas Lajuana Isakson — Magna. Utah Belly Sprouse — Roosevelt. Utah Avery Glenn — Union. Oregon Karl Allred - Ogden. Ulah Alfjert M. Larsen — Burley. Idaho Wanda Randall - Idaho Falls. Idaho Don Turner — Cirand Junction. Colorado LaRae Kinder — Huntington. Utah Billic Lou Croshavv — Red Bluff. California Jay W. Merrill - Paul. Idaho Jerry JoYgcnsen — San Carlos. California Delna [■[vans — Pleasant drove, Ulali R. Neal Richards — Joseph Cily. Arizona Russell Mickelson — American Fork. Utah Pat Russell — Berkeley. California Alzina Mac 1 hornton — Kuna, Idaho Bonnie Hanson — Roosevelt, Utah Delnicr 1 lowell — Baker. Oregon Dale Buschke — Martinez. California Geraldine Ririe — Soda Springs. Idaho ■ , Tw iv n 179 And another group of Indians had bitten the dust — the night of the cougar spree in the Springville crackerbox. SOPHOMORES Wendell Collier Vernal, UlaK Morris Hainsworth Port Ian J. Oregon Lenore Halfiela Chicago. Illinois Laura May Goodness Waiiuku, Maui, Hawaii Herbert Berg Portola, California Douglas Allen San Francisco, Calif. Jiinet Hutchinson Buhl, Idaho E. J. Lamar Fairbanks Provo, Utah Roger Sears Belhesda, Maryland Wayne While Fort Stockton. Texas Nephi Bushman Snowflake. Arizona Lou Jean Hunter Sacramento. California Don Russell Oakland. California Emmaline Padeken Honolulu, Hawaii Dean Rigby Pro o. Utah J. R. Nelson Heber City. Utah Robert Horner Sandpoinl, Idaho Lester Toylor Salem, L tah Charles Francis McGuire Heber City. Utah Robert Graham Lehi, Utah Deloy W. Hanson Tooele, Utah 180 Dolores Egbert — Kannb, Utah Donald B. Pearson — Salt Lake Cily, Ulnh Ivan E. Tidwell — W ' ellinglon. UlaK .leanninc Brinihall — Scofield, Utah Carolyn 1 lioiupson — Malta. Idalio Dorothy Grosbeck — Springvillr. L ' tali Robert Parsell — Shelby, Montana Georgia Miner — Prove. L ' tan Dean Van Nov — 1 liayne. yoniing Lynn Riding — Oasis. L ' tali k„l,.,rd A. I ' ull,.u„ - I ' roNo. I ' tab Llieen Kaiiiauoha — Carey. Idaho Glenn King — Cranbrook, B. C . Ruth Jeppson — Payson, Llah Gwen Spratiing — Midvale, Utah Lueinia Brodcrwick — Roosevelt. Utah Pat Yager — Provo. Utah Kathleen Bowman — Col. Dublan. Chih.. Mrx. Norene Woodland — Willard. Utah Patricia Rogers — Kanosh. Utah Seth Swann — Preston. Idaho Wanda Scott — Provo. Utah Ralph Batenian — American Fork. Utah Martha Parry — South Gate. California Fay MrKee — Midvale. Utah Mollie Rac Baker — Kimbcrly. Idaho Bart Czirr — Springville. Utah Boyd Park — Springville. Utah Nola Clark — Magna. Utah Olen Wilford - Dr. Inlet. Florida Clarence Stahcli — Payson. Utah Joy Arrowsniith — Provo. L;tah Rae Nelson — F ' rovo. Utah Harold Williams — Mesa. Arizona Cal Crump — Lark, Utah BT I 1 P 1 181 A modern Moses leads his people. Mose Flake led and clowned through vic- tories— —and defeats. SOPHOMORES Dale Turner Blackfoot. Idano Mary Ellen Wood Salt Lake City, UtaK Glen Vance Mesa, Arizona Parley M. Neeley Salem. Utan Tnelma Zweiiel Monter ie v, Idatio Carol Westberg Mopine, California Junior Garlick American rork, Utah Bi.rbara Mall Burley. Idaho Kenneth Hcrshherger Glendale, California Raymond Meyers Blackfoot. Idaho Steve Van Wagenen Fresno, California Delsa R. Scoreshy lona, Idaho Barbara McAlister Alhanibra, Caliiornia Lorenzo H. Snow Brigham City, Utah Henry Cameron Salt Lake City. Utah Jean Roniney Tulsa. Oklahoma Virgil B. Smith Salt Lake City, Utah Bennuda Trace Calgary, Alberta, Canada Donna Olsen Lovell. W yoming Mariba Yoachan Caliente. Nevada Max Sewell Driggs, Idaho 182 Claylon Jolin on — Clovelnnd. Ulan Gerald Whipple — El Paso. Texas Furidicc Turano — Buenus Aires, Argentina ArUiro Dc Hoyo.-j — Monlcrey, Mexico Joan Livingston — Ln Canada, California Gloria Stinipson — Pro o. L lali Paul Singleton — Provo. Utah John Muaina — Laie, Oaliu, Hawaii Phyllis Parkinson — Arco. Idaho MyrI Lindsay — Payson. Utah Lynn StayntT — Malotl, Idnho Dec Davis — Provo, L lali Vilda Naegle — Cornish, Utah Harold Wilcox — Baldwin Park, California Mildred Downs — Renton, Washington Jacqueline Redd — Blanding, Utah Norma Brockbank — Spring ille, Ulan Geraldine Whcadon — Richland. Wash. Rithard P. Bigclow — f rovo, Utah L. D. Eugene Wren — Las Vegas. Nevada Lc Roy Rasniusscn — Sandy, Utah Donna Beth Stcdnian — Midvale. Utah Pal Steele — Wnsliington. D. C. Elaine Duffin — Murray. Utah Virginia Wright — Ri ersidr, Cahfornia Eve Bjorndal — Sail Lake City. Utah Maynard Russon — Lehi, Utah John Paul Redd — Raymond, Alberta Can. Bob Froelich — American Fork, Utah Bonnie Hansen — Provo, Utah Lee T. Cox — Provo, Utah Juanita Stueler — Provo. Utah Lois Torgerson — Elko, Nevada Rey L. Wiser — Lewiston. Utah Barbara Plant — Eugene. Oregon 183 The Gabriel section of the concert band take an occasional breather from blowing. SOPHOMORES Janice Earl Eddie Edwards Margaret Smith Joan Dickson Overton, Nevada Flint, Michigan St. Anthony. Idaho Kalispell. Montana Biirbnra Andelin Vern Spencer Allen Laney Clista Edwards Provo. UlaK Escalante. UtaK Provo. Utah Heber City. Utah Farnau Oanjei Nellie Sweeten Elaine Peterson Joseph Hancock Tclieran, Iran Maicid, Idaho San Bernardino. Calif. Mesa, Arizona Carol Taylor John R. Morrey Buike Tangrcn Salt Lake City. Utah Joseph, Utah Dolores Colorado James R. Moss Adele Marc lanl Carol Young Murray. Utah Peoa. Ufa 1. Midvale . Utah Rae Mona KirkKam Richard M. Sunision Estehan P erez Los Angeles, California Springville , Utah Mexico City. Mexico 184 Diannc Sypltus — Salt Lake Cily, UtaK Rulh Moss — Orcni, Utali Bonnie Lou Irwin — San Bernardino, Calif. Mignon Wadaoups — Logtin. I ' tiili Keitli G. W ' nrrcn — Lyin.in, Wyoming Vcrl Rasbaiul — Hrhcr Cily, UlnK Geraldinc Marrioll — Norfolk, Virginia Rogers Lambert — Kanias, Utah Sficrley Hale — Rochester, Massachuscltcs Fcnlon Pulsipher — Si. Johns, Arizona LaMon Ncuhcrl — Gracaglc, California Lila Slucki — Rexhurg. Idaho Donabclle Blades — Red Deer, Alberta, Can. Marvin Nelson — Provo, Utah Elaine Hewlett — Draper, Utah Daniel Lccganl — Bronx, New ork Norma Meser ' y — Provo, Utah Wayne Schwalbc — Indio, California Shirley Mortensen — Riverside, Illinois Shelton Dawson — Washington, L). C Barbara Bullock — Lcllibridgc, Alberta, Can. Dorothy Peck — ' Aberdeen, Idaho Dean Jesse — Springvillc, Utah Lowenc Wood — Buln, Idaho Rex Smith — Ogden. Utah Evangeline Tappnn — Bicknell, L ' tah Owen Henigar — Provo, Utah Elaine Gumniow — Burlcy, Idaho Nan Kelscy — Burley, Idaho Carma Crowther - Malad, Idaho Alfred Udall — Mesa, Arizona Keith Sharp — Preston, Idaho Dolores Tyler — Ontario, Oregon Mac Workman — Vernal. Utah Herman Allenbatk — Vista, California 185 cir . - .s - Wiillk ' The Templars started to win their way in campus hfe at the Snow Carnival with the frozen dignity of their birth an- nouncement. SOPHOMORES Marion Jepson Colleen Sorenson Harold Rosen Jean Emerson Hinckley. Utah Provo. Utab Grandview, Washington Hayward, California Jane Huntington Milton D. CKristensen Kaylecn Huffman Jewel Adamson Springville. Utah Ontario Oregon Salt Lake City. Utah Twin Falls. Idabo Norman Ellcrtson Altiia Adams Lorna Poulsen Keith M. Hendrickson Prove, UtaK Bonners Ferry, Idaho Spanish Fork, Utab Salt Lake City. Utab Patricia Green Louise Garrett Maurine Spratiing Letlibridge Alberta. Can. Ely. Nevada Midvale. Utah Clivc Barney D uane H. Ewell Robert Gidley Alhambra, California Provo. Utah McGill. Nevada Beverly Knowlton N ' arily n Hales LaRene Hardy Letlibridge, AILe ta. Can. Elsinore, Cali fornia Susan ille, California 186 Brite Jean Rowc — Albuquerque, New Mex. Naida Crawford — Moses Lake. Washington Colleen Kiggs — Chandler. Arizona Joan Greer — Provo. Llaii Norma Rae Ostlund — Sprinq illc. UinK Nasser Movagliar — 1 el ernn, Iran DcnEa Aiken — Las Vegas, Nevada Marion Allenbat-k — Visla. California Harold Rhli-trds - Detroit. Mi liie« ' n KalKcrinc Cluisicnson — Oreni. Utah Lulher Giddings — Ameriran Fork. Utah David Lindslroni — Spring Canyon. Utah Jacqiielyn Oglesby McCalla, Alabama W ' ilma Mendcnhall — Cedar City. Utah Barbara Lu Nielson — Sandy. Utah Laurel Johnson — Barnwell, Alberta. Canada Neil Monahan — West Covina. California Fay Lunccford — Orem. Utah Lynn C. Lofpran — Santaquin, L ' tah Rex V. Johnson — Sniool, Wyoming Miyoki Kochi — Honolulu. Hawaii Barbara Clark — Provo, Utah Venia Jean Erickson — Vernal, Utah Jack Madsen — Provo, Utah Sylvan I annrr — Spanish Fork. Utah Wayne Slack - Prove. Utah Dallas Hepworth — Blackfool. Idaho Marjoric Barnes — Rupert, Idaho LaWana Blanchard — Chcs-lcr, Idaho Gordon W iiitney — I arovvan. Utah Jerrold Thornc - Nampa, Idaho Bonnie Jean Moesser — Etna. Wyoming William Hansen - San Diego, California Laurel Snyrer - Myton, Utah Carol Been — Twin Falls, Idaho 187 •I. TT-r; ' ■, ' .■ ii W Tfikft iS EM 4 i V V l f . -? L 1 u SEl H ?  . }ft il iiS H (| v Mlnson, Fullmer, and tlie Utah Sta- ters looked like ballerinas as tney went up after this one. SOPHOMORES Garry Forscy Fl lorine Christman Betty N [orberg Beth Fisher Eureka, Utah Baston, Texas Lehi. Utah rhomton, Idaho Carol Crowtlicr Leroy Gunneli Lenora Butikofer Verna Lloyd Mdlad. Idaho Soda Springs, IdaKo Idaho 1 Fails, Idaho Central. Idaho Leon Ballard James Lee Berdine Johnson Thomas H. Clark SnowHakc, Arizona Panaca, Nevada Tooel le. Utah Oakley. Idaho Harry G, ambles Hal Barrus Connie Nebeker Swan Lake. Idahc 1 G. antsville. Utah Annabella. Utah Kathleen 1 honias Phyll lis Nixon Violate Gates Shiprock, New Mexico Provo. Utah Salina. Utah Joyce Kartchnei Dale Dawson Jeane Halversen San Jose, C; slifornia Layton, Utah Helper. Utah 188 Lcia Lcc Udrtii — 1 liattlicr, Arizona Rawlins HugKcs — Spanisli Fork, Ulali Cocy Richards — Nampa, Idaho Leo Peterson — Snowflake, Arizona Barbcc W ' liile — Rooscvell, Ulah Conrad O. Hansen — Sail Lake Cily, Ulah Randic Theobald — Long Beach, Cahfornia Dorothy MrMullin — San Dinias, California lona Greon — Vinton, Virginia Farrell Brown — Monticcllo. Ltah Vera Purringlon — Houston, Texas Elaine Greer — St. Johns, Arizona DeVere Payne — Henderson. Nevada Audrey M. Hickcn - Hehcr City, Utah Nola Alicman — Bern, Idaho Elaine Liechly — Provo. Utah Monte DcGraw — Spanish Fork, L ' liw Helen I ' inlayson — Pocatello, Idaho Reva J.inson — Phoenix, Arizona Afton Cliapnian — W ' eston, Idaho Peggy Haglund — Minneaiwlis, Minnesota Rowena Keaka — Honolulu, Hawaii Darlene Lund — Modena, Utah William Harold Payne — Duncan, Arizona Samuel Lee — Park City, Ulah Kenneth I. I erry — Pro o, Utah Joyce Murray - Portland. Oregon Manin Gunthcr — Tooele, Utah Helen Picrs.on — LeGrande, Oregon Lois Hill - Salt Lake City. Ulah Jed Prilfheli — American Fork, Utah Inez Jolley — Provo, Ulah Dorlenc Blades — Red Deer, Alherla, Can. Robert Richins — HeneFer, Utah Kenneth Godfrey — Cardston, Alberta, Can 189 These can-can cuties Loie Allred, Wilma Davis. Marilyn Ballif. Maxine Pinegar, Diane Blackham. and Glennis Belknap enlivened the fall student body carnival. Aurlcn Loveless Payson, Utali Clifford McCall Payson, Utali Myrlrr Stnith Randolph, Utah Gcralciine Hafen Santa Clara, Ulan Lloya Long Las Vegas. Nevaaa Kent Cnristcnson Provo, Utah Thomas F. Howells Midvale. Utah Bernice BuIIocK Lcthbridec. Alberta, Can. Robert L. Holley Maplcton. UtaK George J. Kawasaki Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii Jerrle Hansen Monroe, Utah Arirn L. Ghnes W ' oolrora, Alberta, Can. Barbara Ann Reinsch W htttior. California Maridcll Lewis Mesa, Arizona George Burton Malady Idaho LuDene Egbert Preston. Idaho Daniel Machado Honolulu. Hawaii Loijise Beck American Fork, Utah Margene Nelson Hunte. Lltah Robert M. Clark Red vood City, Canf. Elaine Kingsrord Salt Lake City. Utah 190 Monita Turley — Aripinc. Arizona Mar ' EInniss — Draper. Utah Neil Dodson — Orange. California Joanne FaragKer — Sacramento. California William Smith — Portland. Oregon Norma Rae Lyon — Mi(lv.i]e. Ulali Carl Median — Moab. Utali Delia Mcriz — Stirling. Alberta. Canada Dix Turnbow — Moab, Utab Valda D. Massey - Vernal. Utah Lyie Menlove — Payson. Utah Dawn Bennion — Sail Lake City. Ulab Merlyn Louise Evans — Ontario. Oregon Lou W ' inegar — Ontario. Oregon Felicia Erbe — Baldwin Park. California Man Meling — Marsballtown. Iowa lliene Myers — Boise. Idaho Thomas Kekaula Sanokila — Honolulu. Haw. Charlene Madsen — Price. Madsen Van H. Leavilt — Bunkenille. Nevada Floyd Gowans — Erie. Pennsylvania Ruth Allen — Knoxville. Tennessee Nyle Cox - Lehi. Utah Lyal E. Holder — Paonia. California Carol Cordner — Stillwater. Oklahoma Sheila Dunkerly — Caslleton. Lanrs. England John Morgan — Burley. Idaho Beverly Smith — Kemmerer. Wyoming Don Grimes — Wendell. Idaho Dennis Greenwood — Union. Oregon MikLi Barrett — Denver. Colorado 191 CLASS PARTIES Bright plaids and western jeans were the popular attire at the iaysi A jug wasn ' t enough, he wan- ted the whole keg, but why didn ' t he open his mouth? 192 The contents of tlu- bowl an- low but not the spirits. Belo s. tbc fiirullx try tlii ' ir band at entertaining. 193 mn PARTIES As Seniors and Sophomores meet al a Sox Spree, Ira Todd gets assistance from Rosemary PihIIips. Masked Shoe Checkers are Barbara Reinsch and Keith Tucker. Some like em big. and some like em .; small. i _ . ' - ' ' i 194 CLASS OF ' 52 ir. ( 2HM W: v KEITH ORME .... lanky frosli president from Idaho Falls . . . moved up from temporary chair- mansnip .... made friends for himself and the class. SALLY MAGELBY sparkling secretary . . . . performed with Cougarettes helped draw fame to Tokalon. KENDALL YOUNG . . drawling vice president . . . helped plan and put over parties ...IK... looked like Beckham ' s stand-in. lARRETT JARVIS .... freshman class repre- sentative .... retiring but personable Arizonian. LOUISE HAFEN freshman legislator Y Belle finalist .... ready smile and ready worker .... Tokalon. 196 LIL MCDONALD - Orcms ncauly. willi twinkling eyes and a beconiing shyness, was a con- lender for ihe Banyan Ball crown. REX JOHNSON - The tenor sensation who gave equal inten- sity to a Crooner s Ballad or Operatic aria. m WHEELS OF ' 49 ALICE BRADY-An attractive Nevadan with quiet sweetness, unlimited class, and a good sjnging voice. 197 MERRI SORENSON-A beau ty with Lrains who was popular with campus men and an active Cougaretle. KEITH ORME - Appreciated by frosh as their head man and by the entire student body as a hkeable organizer. KiTry, WHEELS OF ' 49 DIANE BLACKHAM - Ack- nowledged as adaptable, hke- able. and a girl with a future— and all this without the help of an office. 198 SALLY M GLEBY-An en- thusiastic, interested CaliFornia spark plug and officer of class and Cougarettes. - ol-o« - c J KENDELL YOUNG-Class of- ficer, noted for hard work, keen humor and as general good com- pany. AT BRIGHAM YOUIG LOUISE HAFEN-A freshman standout in making many friends in a snort time and doing many things well. 199 Clesse Hilton — Delta, UtaK Frankie Fae Killpack — Provo. Utah Lester Hepwortn — Hinckley, Utah Jack Wooley — Phoenix. Arizona Carl Merrell — Kirtland, New Mexico Francis Gardner — Salem, Utah Joe Marshall Panguitch. Utah Mary Jane Wightman — Provo, Utah Ben Paul Evans — Park City, Utah Jack Watts — Provo, Utah George Hyde — Washington, D. C. Wayne Carle — Provo, Utah Gary Widdison — Provo, Utah Donald Arlos Crtjfls — Richfield, Utah Esther Phelps — Kaysville, Utah Marilyn Meranda — American Fork. Utah Marion Harrison — Neola, Utah Donna Aamodt — Salt Lake City. Utah Marilyn Macdoiiald — Fresno, California Glade Nelson — Upalco. Utah Lynn Tyler — Paramount, California Ken Young — Blanding, Utah Dorothy White — Las Vegas, Nevada Richard Pope — Fish Haven. Idaho James Turner — Independence, Missouri Mary Oltesen — Spanish Fork. Utah Allan ELesu — Honolulu, Hawaii Lynn S. Stone — Salem. Utah The efforts of Frosh campaigners seem- ed to go unKeeded by the crowds amhling from class to class. 200 FRGSHIHEI Orson CIny — HuliKinson. Kansas Grace Jones — Billings, Montana Loma Lcavilt — Baniff, Canada Paul Miners — Burley. Idaho VaLois Neelcy — Shelby, Montana Kay Cullimorc — I rovo. Utah Elcise Bergquist - Preston. Idaho Reid Davis - Bicknell. Utah Lily Higa — Kohala. Hawaii Lucille Galenby — Pro o, Ulan Jay Jeffrey — Delta. Utah Donna Nelson — Phoenix, Arizona Helen Mae Johnson — Provo, Utah Verl Behrmann — Springville, Utah Laura Dene Neeley — Preston, Idaho Helen Johnson — Fresno, California Carroll Lee Nielson — Heber City, Utah Robert Campbell — Rupert, Idaho Earl Clark — uba City, California DeRay Eyre — Las Vegas, Nevada Reed Morrill Provo, Utah Robert McNIahan — Jacumba. California J erry Crandall — Alameda, California Rayma Johnson — Provo. Utah Wnnia Hansen — Cardston, Alberta, Canada Orris Coombs — LaJara, Colorado Eileen Schipper - Sparks, Nevada James Crook — Smoot, Wyoming Robert Collier — Murray. Utah Dayle Jeffs — Provo, Utah Betly Jean Carmack — San Louis Obispo. California Janies Makin — Provo. Utah JoAnne Whitehead — Spanish Fork, Utah G. A. Larscn — Moab, Utah Janet Ronmey — El Paso, Texas 201 Dennis Day — Fairview, Ulan Pauleen Homer — HigKIand. Indiana Geneise Canoon — Pocatello, laano Carole Kimball Kanosn, Utan Patricia Roberts ' - Hemet. California Donnadean Draney — Burley. Idano Max Parkin — Bountiful. Utah Harold Clayson - Alameda, California Margie Driggs — Phoenix, Arizona Merlin Shelley — Provo, Utah Colleen Chrislensen — Idaho Falls, Idaho Howard Paul — Salt Lake City. Utah Elaine Creer — Ogden, Utah Helen Ruth Claridge — Salford, Arizona Jeanne Crockett — Provo, Utah Leah Nora Abbott — Lehi. Utah Catherine Grunewald — Coaldale, Alberta, Canada Earl Crowlher — Provo, Utah Reita Erickson — Raymond, Alberta, Canada Gladys Johnson — Barnwell. Alberta. Canada Kenneth Caldwell - Vernal, Utah Leda Jensen — Raymond. Alberta, Canada Shirley Call — Menan, Idaho Clea Searle — American Fork, Utah Chester Lykins — Columbus, Indiana Warren Russel — Nampa, Idaho Rosemary Nelson - Phoenix, Arizona Joan Hurst — Springville, Utah Lewis Judd — Los Angeles. California Joann Knight — American Fork, Utah When winter came, spring seemed so far behind. The trek up University Hill was a beautiful but chilling one. 202 FROHMEK Ricliard Carter — Provo. Utah Davis Bitlon — Blackfoot. Idaho Anna Marie Heyrend — Rigby, Idaho Jerry Cahill — Payson, Utah Gladys Kondo — Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii Pat Wright — Salt Lake City. Utah Bertie Brodcrick — Stockton, California Nadine Jones — Lehi, Utah Rene Call — Las Vegas, Nevada Calvin VV. Craig — Castle Gate, Utah Kent King — Las Vegas, Nevada Marjorie Duzett — Emery, Utah Kathleen Devey — American Fork, Utah Julienne Jennings — Phoenix, Arizona Richard Fowles — Oakley, Idaho Marilyn Ihle - Salmon, Idaho Keith Crilchlield — Oakley, Idaho Rosemary Crovvther — Malad, Idaho Richard Cook — American Fork, Utah Maizie Foster — El Cajon. Calilornia Doreen Fye — Sutherland, Nebraska Rita Campbell — Rigby, Idaho Vella Clegg - Dietricli, Idaho Norma McConkie — Moab, Utah Clinton Odell — Roseville, California Buddy Kimball ' — Roosevelt, Utah Mary Cook — Pocatello, Idaho Mary Peck — American Fork, Ulab Roland Alo - Wailuku, Maui, T. H. Joyce Whiltaker — Circleville, Utah Darnell Andrus - Draper, Utah Ruth Nelson - Salt Lake City. Utah Ray Thomas Spanish Fork, Utah Joyce Bedenbough — Lake City, Florida Calvin Ewoldsen — Sheridan, Wyoming 203 Rex Losee — LeKi, UtaK Lola Isaacson — Salt Lake City, Utah Arta Okelberry — Oakley. Idaho Renee Cheney - Provo, UtaL Donald Christensen — Anlonilo, Colorado Donnene Merrill « Lelhhridge, Alberta. Canada Jaird MacDonald — Long Beach. California Margaret Irving — Salt Lake City, Utah Meloourne Stephensen — Merced, California Karma Holmes — Brigham Cit -, Utah Reona Dixon - Roxboro, North Carolina Geraldine Mortenscn — Emer Idaho Wesley C. Wicker — Bountiful, Utah Mabel Kilian — Kitchener, Ontario, Canada Masayo Ono — Puungne, Maui, Hawaii Gareth Lee — Provo, Utah Suzanne Eyring — Huntington Station, New York Gertrude Herrmann — Alameda, Califor nia Carol Jean Clark — Provo, Utah Mary Lou Schenk - Nyssa, Oregon Norma Despain — Sandy, Utah Ruth Goulding — Prove, Utah Mac Call — Colonia Dublan, Chih.. Mexico Nora NIatson — Boise, Idaho Frieda Davis — Mesa, Arizona Ross Lloyd — Malad, Idaho Dorothy Johnson -— - Prescott, Arizona Janet Decker — Snowflake, Arizona Hilda Jones — Roy, Utah Dewey Hesser — Stillwater, Oklahoma The usual election bull took on a novel twist when Wendell Jensen and Rich- ard Dewsnup came out with tliis four-legged variety. 204 FROHIiy Gwcn Liillatin — Soda Springs. Klnlio George Badger — Moiden. Ulali Carolyn Madsrn — Fair icw, Ulan Gaylc Loosif — Aslilon. Idaho Grace Millard — Upper Darhy, Pennsylvania Virginia Lambert — Roosevelt. Utah Dcmerta Cunningnani — Camas, Wasnington Veon McLean — Vernal, L ' tan Donna Anderson — Sail Lake City. Utah Howard Aull — Cedar Vallev, Ulan Scott Hynias — Grace, Idaho Leah Mae Call - Ely. Nevada Mollie Marie Cox — Provo, Utah Joyce Larson — Phoenix, Arizona Venna D. Nlorgan — Saniord, Colorado Grant Lloyd — Kaysville, Utah Violet Lancaster — Afton, Wyoming Lester R. McNeeley — Blackfoot, Idaho Carmen Meason — Spanish Fork, Utah Harold McEwan — Salt Lake City. Utah Ray Mecham — Duchesne, UtaK LuAnn Merrill — W ilniington. Delav are Gordon Harris — Chin, Alberta. Canada Dora Maughan — Preston, Idaho LaNon McKell — Spanish Fork, Utah Renee Labrum — Roosevelt, U ' ah Robert D. Hemingway — Alpine. Utah Joan McCance - Milwaukee, W isconsin Lorraine Chase — Ogden. Utah Geary McCandlcss — Huntington, Utah Larae Baird — Heber City, Utah Keith Hone — Spanish Fork, Utah Lavar Rucckert — ' Salt Lake City. Utah Margaret Alexander - Phoenix, Arizona Robert Lindsay — Sparks, Nevada I ' Pl 205 John W. Ridge — Provo. Utah Joan Seal Riverton, Utah Robert KirkpatricK — Prove, Utah Keith Orme — Idaho Falls, Idaho Pat Richan — Provo. Utah Darlene Tingey — Brigham City, Utah Norma Sumsion — Springville. Utah Vernon Miller — Winthrop, Arkansas Ronald Pace — Las Vegas, Nevada MyrI Parker — Sail Lake City, Utah Norma Dean Bullock — Barnwell, Alberta, Canada Loa McArlhur — Wasco, California Joan Naylor — Springfield, Massachusetts Frank Day — Provo, Utah Rebecca Maureen Lawrence — Compton, California Jerry Snyder — Las Vegas. Nevada Anthony Ivins — Lund, Nevada Dorothy Peterson, Castle Gale. Utah Raymond Harris - Provo, Utah Lois Larch — Idaho Falls, Idaho Rila LeBaron — Lethbridge. Alberta, Canada Eleanor Folland — Salt Lake City. Utah Raymond Escudero •— San Francisco, California Orval Skousen -— Overton, Nevada Janice Oliphanl — Salt Lake City. Utah Martin Blackburn — Springfield, Idaho Jean Thompson — Salt Lake City, Utah Mac Rae Bartholomew — Fayettee, Utah Deon Mcintosh — Chico. California Lavon Satterfield — Sterling. Idaho At the Friday pep rally we celebrated the death and mammoth bonfire cremation of Utah. Despite the labors of pallbearers Paul Bond, Derald Boyce, and Ralph Bur- ton the Ute was thoroughly resurrected by game time Saturday. 206 FRESHIHO Hank Moylc — Sail Lake City. Ulnh Clicric Flake — Snowflake, Arizona LaMar Skeen — Ogden. Utah Knollon NIartincau — Colonia Juarez. Chih., Mexico Jackie Neatn — San Bernardino. California Stanley Meaker — Ventura, California Elaine Miller — Salt Lake City. Utah Deck Hunter — Holden. Utah Iniogene Smith — Holbrook, Idaho Mark Oldham — Paradise, Utah Geraldine Ogden — Richfield, Utah Joanne Mitchell — Provo. Utah Ralph Simmons — Cowley, Wyoming Anne Slaugh ' — Vernal, Utah Lovina Keeler — Magralh. Alberta. Canada Mary Elizabeth May — Paul. Idaho Joan Morris — Brigham City. Utah Marilyn Martin — Western Springs, Illinois Beth Larsen — Culver City. California Gordon Loveridge — Provo, Utah Marian Miller — Hood River. Oregon Lila Mae McDonald — Orem. Utah Jack Larsen — Culver City. California Beverley Stone — Evanston, Wyoming Iphn Hambrick — Bluefield. Utah Sewell W. Miles — Bancroft. Idaho Thelma Morgan — Riverton. Utah Geniel Sorensen — Draper, Utah Elwood Lovell — Oak City, Utah Alene Walkins — Richland, Washington Rulon R. Adams — Oakley, Idaho Sally Magleby — Los Angeles, California Audene Dawson «— Layton. Utah Stanley K. Andrus — Murray. Utah Marian Brimhall Carlin, Nevada 207 SheralJ Lewis — Kamas, UtaK Margery BisKop - ' Nyssa, Oregon Mary Murray — Ogden. Utah George Miller — Beaver, Utah Sharon Montgomery — Evanston. Illinois Mary Ann Maughan — Salt Lake City. Utah Dallas Burnett — Bell, California Norman Bodily Gusher, Ulan Margaret Barlow — Burley, Idaho El Marie Briggs — Blackfoot, Idaho Bcrlon Morley — McCamnion, Idaho Beryle Bodily Burley, Idaho Richard L. Millet — Provo, Utah Wanza Murray — Nephi, Utah Ross V. Bulkley - Idaho Falls. Idaho Bonnie Madsen — Los Angeles, California Norman N. Bryson — Bountiful, Utah Elva McBride — Burley. Idaho Paul Clark Bennion — Farniington. Utah Anna Bushman — Albuequerque. New Mexico Afton Maxwell — Peoa, Utah Everelte Lafollotte — Burlington, Utah Carma Moon — Hanna, Utah William Miller — Beaver, Utah Lu. ' nn Manning — Burley, Idaho Morris Mower - Fairview. Utah Donna Rose Manning — Burley. Idaho Ross Linn — Riverton. Utah Leah McBride — Shelley. Idaho Shirley Morlensen — Riverside. Illinois Cougar Cub week found the cubs sporl- ng appropriate dress, carrying dooks and performing dutifully in the cafeteria. Some cubs like Phyllis Hemstalk, Margaret Brad- shaw, and Geniel Sorensen seemed to enjoy serving Walter Botts. 208 FRESHMGI k.,l..rr lil,K,nnl,.le - I. on;! B.-.u li C aliforni.i H H.ll W.I 1, - Provo. l ' t l. 1 Iris B.clcr - Idalio lal ' s, Idnl.o V «l Kallilecn W ' nrncr — NVplii, L ' la 1 -1 Rood Moss — Ririo, Kltilio Jan Williams — Salt Lake Cily. Utah Helen W ' alser — El Paso, Texas Dean ounc — Cutnank. Nlonlana Donna Williams — Blatkfoot. L ' t; li Thomas Burr — Moa, Utah Bruce Warren — Lyman, Wyoming Beverly Ward — Malta. Idaho Maurine Boren — Twin Falls, Idoho Belly Barker — While Salmon, Washington Alan Witlx ' tk — Uiiyniond. Alherlii, Canada Colleen Wood — Coeur d ' Alene. Idaho Robert Bennett — Idaho Falls. Idaho LaDonna Lunt — Duncan. Arizona Ralph V. White — Thayne, Wyoming Woodruff Wood — Raymond. Alhcrla, Canada Alvin Wardle — Pocatello, Idaho Jean Watson — Salt Lake City. Utah Elnia Butters — Weston. Idaho Eldon B. Williams — Spanish Fork, Utah Eva Tsalaky — Provo, Utah Quenton H. Wlirle — Aniori an I ork. Utah Beverly While — Idaho lalls. Idaho LcGrandc Wooley — ADerdeen. Idaho Lcona Wright — Peoa, UtaK Dan I. Workman — Vernal, Utah Roylancc Spratling — Midvale, Utah Wendell Jensen — Salt Lake City. Utah Loren H. Johnson — Moab. Utah Shirley Wheeler — Layton, Utah Janice Clayson Sall Lake Cily. Utah 209 Sliirley 1 aylor — Kaysville. Utah Dayle Tnonias — Phoenix, Arizona LaVard Wilkins - St Johns. Arizona Mcrri Sorensen — Idaho Falls, Idaho James Rutler — Malad, Idaho Glenn Bialler — Idaho Falls, Idaho Margaret Bradshaw — Wellsville, Utah Stephen Sherwood — Phoenix. Arizona Lcona Blocker — Olympia, Washington Myra Bradley — Manli. Utah Lugene Brewer — Salt Lake City, Utah Robert Sandstrom — Eureka, Utah Marilou Rogers — Ogden. Utah Curtis Smith — American Fork, Utah Donald Baker — Raymond, Alberta, Canada Paul H. Tanner — Payson, Utah Lila Briniley — Pleasant Grove. Utah Don Bird — Salt Lake City, Utah Gordon S. Taylor — Cheyenne. Wyoming Pauline Boyer — Springviile, Utah Robert Brinton — El Cerrilo, California Janet Sanlord — Delta. Utah Jeanine Bradford Franklin. Idaho Doris Bagley — Olympia, Washington Mearle B, Smity — Monroe, Utah Colleen Schofield — Spanish Fork. LJtah Alice Brady — Las Vegas, Nevada Lowell Romney •— Payson. Utah James Sill — Las Vegas, Nevada Connie Whitaker — Wilmette. Illinoise Typical Smith Lobby scene: at least one election, three items on sale, and a size- able crowd. 210 FRESHIiy Don Stone — Lclii, L ' tiili Tom Tiniolny — Roosrvell, L tali Marilyn 1 urley — Aripinr, Arizona Aron S. Brown — Colonia DuMin, Ciiili.. Mexico Mary Lois Bolingbrokc — Billings. Montana Joan Reid — W asnington D. C. Colleen Rawson — Saffora. Arizona Tom Brown — Bingham Canyon, L ' lan Guy Ray — Mesa. Arizona Shirley Smith — Smilhhrld, Utah Phyllis Redd — Raymond, Alberta. Canada Ridiard Lee Tooke — Salt Lake Cily. Utah La Von Barney — Delta, Utah June Bardcn — Fillmore, California McKay Burton — Aflon, Wyoming Nancy Robhins — Salt Lake City. Utah Leon Rasmussen — Sandy, Utah Wallace Schaer — Farminglon, Utah Bonnie Rasmussen — Nlidvale, L ' lah Mclda Rasmussen — LaPoint, Utah Era Rawlins — Denver. Colorado Leon Bawden — Pro o. L ' lah Beverly Swift — PatuxenI Navy Base, Maryland Audra Sauer — Rigby, Idaho Ivan Swensen — Spanish I ork. L ' tah Shirley Rodeback — Vernal, L ' tah Phoebe Vance — Colonia Chihuahua, Mexico Pat Ronmey — Columbus. Ohio Rcll Francis — Springville. L ' tah Helen Robinson — Morgan, Utah Karl Steinacker — Canipbellsport. Wisconsin J. Gilbert Kimball — Springville, Utah Betty larr — Provo. Utah Marjorie Gardner — Neola, Utah Roy Tea — Riverlon. Utah 211 Grant Groesbeck — Provo. Utah Rcia Wlietnian — Draper. L ' tali Ralpli L. Hancock — Markers Island, North Carolina Don M. Walker - Vernal. LItal, Dec Roach — Midvalc, Utah Richard Rowley — Richfield. Utah Barbara Josie — Ml. Pleasant, Utah Ilene Hall - F rovo. Utah David S. Brandley — Raymond. Alberta, Canada Mora Larson - Waynesboro, Virginia ODillc Huillct - Ogden, Utah Beverly Wagner — Provo, Utah May Nelson - Salt Lake City, Utah Edward G. Marshall — Las Vegas. Nevada Howard Phillipson — Los Angeles, California Leonard MacKay — Provo, Utah Richard Keeler — Draper, Utah Elaine Hyde — Huntington Park, California Jack Hanson — Klamnialh Falls. Oregon Martha Harker — Magrath. Alberta, Canada LaDeane Prior — Lchi. Utah Jarretl Jarvis — Mesa. Arizona Helen Krage — Oakland. California Dott Taylor — Wallsburg. Utah Richard A. Dyer — Pittsford. New York Arlo Stott — Payson. Utah LaDeanne Squires — Fairfield, Montana Joell Johnson — Vernal, Utah Robert Keate — - Overton, Nevada Raquel Peterson — Salt Laiie City, Utah The snowbound serenity surrounding the Library gave no indication of the bustle of studying and visiting perpetually proceed- ng within, however, the snow temporarily won the AMS Council s campaign to save the campus lawns. The dummy went to the moth balls until spring. 212 FROHMEN Frnncis LeBaron — Barnwell. Alhorta. C nnacla Belly Akcc — Honolulu. Hawaii Mathalyn Altwood — Fresno. C alifornia Ellen Libby — Emmetl. Idaho Howard Hurst — Blanding. L ' tali Jewel Hopple — W ' aro. I exas Louise Lewis — Nyssa. Oregon Darrell Allred — Deserel. Ulah Jared Heywood — SnowHakc. Arizona Gera dine Hall - Park Cily. UlaK Virginia Jonnson — Oreni, Utali John Howard — Salt Lake Cily, Utah JoAnne Nelson — Mesa. Arizona Ricfiard Bevan — San Mateo. California Victoria Asliworth — Bakersfield. California Barbara McEvers - — Burley. Idaho Maxine Larsen — Salt Lake Cily. Utah Richard J. Halterman — Cedar Cily. Utah Marie Peterson — Lund. Idaho Pat Flake — Phoenix, Arizona Richard George Ellsworth — Payson. Utah Rohort Swenson — Provo. Utah Mary Jane Burt — Salt Lake Cily, Utah Victor Hegslcad — Righy. Idaho Con Taylor — Farminglon. New Mexico LaMar Rawlings — Provo, Utah Dorene Hartley — Stirling, Albcrla, Canada Genee Allen - Pocalello, Idaho Amber Adams — Vernal, Utah Cyrus Sluckey — Macon, Georgia Milton Gambles — Swan Lake, Idaho Mary Ellen Gardner — Roosevelt, Utah Verl Green — Paul, Idaho Carmen Margarile Fenn — Benson, .Arizona Ludecn Goodfellow i — Bountiful, Utah tt Farrell Jensen - Redmond. Utan Judith Anne Peterson — Mt. Pleasant. Utah Harold Larsen — Montpclier. Idaho Arnold Ozment — Taylor. Arizona Belly Gerber — American Fork. Utah Dean Larsen — Orem. Utah Shirley Bratt — Inglewood. California Maxine Pincgar — Provo. Utah Darwin Butcher — Anchorage. Alaska Luana Smith — La Verna. California Betty Mcrvvin — Cornville. Arizona Phyllis Foutz — Kirtland. New Mexico Margaret Packer — Idaho Falls. Idaho Marilyn Roundy — Provo, Utah Harold Pratt — Chihuahua. Mexico Belly Jean Porter — Smoot. Wyoming Robert Miller — Long Beach. California Mary Pratt - Lelii. Utah Barbara Puginirc — Yakima, Washington Jeanne Davis — Provo. Utah Wells Wakelicld - Huntington, Utah Renee Lewis — Provo, Utah Lily Glauscr — Montpclier, Idaho Joyce Rcbcr — Higlcy, Arizona Albert Earl — 1 renionton, Utah Don Schaelor — San Carlos. California LaVerne Sessions — Lovell. Wyoming Arlcne Fcrnley — Portland. Oregon LaRac Isaac — Spanish Fork. Utah Bruce Chambers — Buffalo. New York Not to be outdone by their elders. Y High represented by comely Marilyn Norton turned out to welcome the alums at Home- coming. 214 FROHIHy Iva Lou Minor — St. Jftnics Minnesola Rkliard Wcslcnskow — Union, Orrgon Opal Jean Thomas — Malad, Idaho Vcnctta Mackley — Springville, Utah Lynn Hn lrm — RooseveU, L lah Sharon I idwell — Honiedale, loaho Bruce R. Hynias — Smithficid, Utah Lois Hulihan — Los Angeles, California Margaret Brazier — Carlton, Oregon Iris Atkinson — Charleston, West Virginia Eran Call — Colonia DuLlan, Chihuhua. Mexico Joanne Eliason — Manti, Utah LuDene Fresh — BlacUoot, Idaho Dorothy Monson — Burbank, California Mary Craze — Charleston, West Virginia Carol Holnigreen — Bear River City, Utah Charles Embleton — Port Benton, Montana Colleen Boyle — Idaho Falls, Idaho lla Ecton — Wendover. Utah Irene Hansen — Spanish Fork, Utah Donald Shurlliff — Overton, Nevada JoAnn Petersen — Venice. California June Nagle — Provo, Utah Calvin Ewoldsen — Sheridan, Wyoming Pearl Cox — Glendale, Utah Ann Poulsen — Idaho Falls, Idaho Peggy He wood — Salt Lake City, Utah Bonnie Parker — Joseph, Utah Anialia Taffuri — Buenos Aires, Argentina Lloyd Dyer — Pittsford. New York Myrle Gehring — Hood River, Oregon Jack French — Shiprock. New Mexico Gloria Gunn — Pocatcllo, Idaho Norma Graham — Fairview, Utah Gene Gligorea — Sheridan, Wyoming V . P 215 E. Kenl Booth — Orcm, Utali Evelyn Hansen — Spanish Fork, Utah Donald Rogers — Safford, Arizona Grant 1 ingey — Kaysville, Utah Evona Wright — Riversiae, California Beverly Williams — Provo, Utah Wayne Beck — Eureka, Utah Evelyn Flake — Snowflake, Arizona John McMananna — Salt Lake City. Utah Marcia Doughty — Spanish Fork, Utah Rcva Paulsen — Lcwisville. Idaho MarJcan Gunderson — Spanish Fork. Utah Amy Gibbons — Holbrook, Arizona Edward Krider — lulsa, Oklahoma Janice Huffakcr — Salt Lake City. Utah Robert L. Andelin — Idaho Falls, Idaho Von Atkinson - Pocalello, Idaho Leo Pendleton — Thayne, Wyoming Clara Fisher — San Diego. California Kent Davis — Salem, Utah I ' .rma Hale — Pocalello, Idaho Marjorie Payne — Seattle, Washington Dahncllc Adcox - El Dorado. Arkansas Rinda Ronmcy — Salt Lake City, Utah Lula Jean Holfeltz — Springville, Utah Tom Rayan — Salt Lake City, Utah Shirlcne Stevenson — Stevensville, Montana LaRec Holhrook — Wells. Nevada NaDecn Clull — Phoenix, Arizona Grant Packer — Idaho Falls. Idaho Max Tolbert and Bonnie Irwin lake advantage of one of the rare Tuesday Mat dances when the Social Hall held only about 800 people instead of the regular 1500. 216 FROHMEN Icnnne W ' liilakcr — Ellcnsburgli. Wasliinglon Lugcne Olscn — Midvalc. Ulali Dolores Schmidt — Portland, Oregon Marilyn Irnsni — Midvnio, Ulan Virginia Sanders — Salinas. ( idiluriii t Bliss Larson — Spanish lork, I ' inh J. Ross Slarlry — I ilnnore, L ' lah Vera Lynnc Ireebairn — I rovo, Utali Marilyn Sloors — Salt Lake City. Utah Gcraldinc Goodfellow — Montrose, California Elaine Hansen — Spanish I ' ork. L ' lah Constance Suddell — Rochester, New lork Joyce Parson — Smithfield, L ' tafi Juanita Stone — Prove, L ' lah LeVaun Matkin — N!agralh, Alherta, Canada Betty Shoemaker — Cnambcrshurg. PennsjKania Arvilla Smith — Champion, Alberta, Canada Eugene Holnian — Delta, Utah Wendell Ciiristensen — Provo, Utah Gwcn Rcid — Springville. Utah Joyce Barratt — Taconia, Washington Tom James — Pro o, L ' lah Robert H. Rirhins — Henelcr, Utah Grant Sabcy — Magrath, Alberla. Canada Sally Beck — Santa Monica, California Yolanda fVrry — Provo. L ' lah Nlarvin J. Miller — Tremonton, L ' tan Lewis Wiser — Lewiston, Utah Stella Tree — Coalville. Utah J. Marcel Rogers — Clarkdale, Utah William C. Centry — Provo, Utah Roniona Grunewald — Coaldale, Albprl.T, Canada Iris Cjowen — Lethbridge, All erla, Canada Dale f ' arrer — Provo, Utah Gerald Gilner — Provo, L ' lah 217 Richard LaVorgna — Long Beach, Canfornia Davie B. Barrett — El Cerrito, California Irene Thomas— -Tabiona, Utah Marie Bird — Venice. Cahfornia Herman AllenhacK — Vista, California Clarence Peterson— Portland, Oregorx Monroe Gallier — Beaumont, T exas Margaret Wheeler — Righy, Idaho I ' letcher Memmott  — Colonia Dublan, Chih., Mexico John B. Anderson — Riverside, California Kathleen Baker — Kimherly, Idaho LaMar Twitchell — Delta, Utah Anita Todd — Gridley, California Calvin Raisor — Salina, Utah JoAnne Boley — American Fork, Utah Carmela Tanner — Prove, Utah Mable Waldron — Tremonlon, Utah Reed Page — Clearfield. Utah Evelyn Hilgendorff - Provo, Utah Jeanne Krause - Glendale. California Marvin Brown — Queen Creek, Arizona Richard Buys - Eureka, Utah Kate Wagstaff — Kamas. Utah Kitty Sue Barber — Baylown, Texas Darrell Tanner — Kirtland. New Mexico Lola Mae Hoover — Provo. L ' tah Nadinc Burt — Springville, Utah Dwainc VVanger — Colonia Dublan. Chih.. Mexico Mary Margaret Zinck — Olynipia, Washington Bessie Feerlink — Magna. Utah Even Bubinga sat up and took notice when the Call sisters, Anita. Geneva, and Gaynelle performed. 218 FROHIiy M.iiui W ' rialil — Pfoa. Utali Vrrn I linrlcL-r — Charlcslnn. I ' l.ili Lois Bruwn — Mclhii. Idnlio k., l..,rJ lioylr - l ' ro o. L ' tall Miri.iiii Cockcll — W ' ailuka. Matii. Hawaii Miltlrctl Malslorni — Midvale. Ulali Rulon Kartclincr - Iiagar, Arizona James Anderson — Brigham Cily, Utah Dorothy Nickolson — Midvalc. Utali Julia Webb Mclba. Idaho Karyl Lea Bench — Duchesne, Utah Jean SIock — Fish Haven, Idaho elda Roper — Westwood, Caliiornia Stanley I nurnrr — - Montpelicr, Idaho Mary Nell Waddoups — Idaho Falls. Idaho Manioru Matsuniuro - Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii LoEnc Brown — Fairview, Wyoming Jerome Hainsworth — Portland, Oregon Shirley Warner — Kirtland, New Mexico LaRae Gardner — American Fork. Utah Myric Pcdcrsen — I leasant Grove, Utah Marilyn I hoinpson — Idaho Falls, Idaho Lynettc Woodland — Pocatello. Idaho Pat Whitney — Dickenson. North Dakota Jennings Byrd — Legrangc, Nortli Carolina ShyrrI Warner — Traverse City. Michigan LeRoy Pulos — Roosevelt, Utaii Doris Rigby Burlcy, Idaho Wamolh I oland — St. John, Kansas Wiimer Lee — Salt Lake City, Utah Marilyn Geddcs — Franklin, Idaho Berncll Garrick — ( ucsla. New Mexico June Gallbraith - Phoenix, Arizona Raymond Homer — Pleasant Grove, Utah Lucille Farthing — Lander, Wyoming 219 Paul S. Encc — Sprmg ille. Utah Aiccn Armstrong — Idaho Palls, Idalu Ken 1 aylor — American ForK, Utah Cheryl Larsen — Salina, Utah Mclvin Ball Provo. Utah Marjoric Lynn — Lovell. Wyoming Robert Allred — Lehi, Utah V ' erna Vce Lynn — Lovell, Wyoming Dean Welch — Riverton, Utah Richard L. Russell — Sanlce, California D. B. Nelson — Meridian, Idaho Dawn Edwards — Wasco, California Robert Cooper — Los Angeles, California Jenny Hoops — Iwin Falls. Idaho 1 anya Ashworlh — Bakcrsfieid, California Pliylis Hansen — Taber, Alberta, Canada Thcrald Bcckstrand — Pleasant Grove, Utah Leinaala Akiu — Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Carroll Porter — Buffalo, Wyoming Kendall Price — San Francisco, California W ' ilma Hill — St. Anthony. Idalio Doris Unander ' — Salt Lake City. Utah Barbara Claphan - Salt Lake City, Utah Car vin Williams - Payson. Utah Lorraine Maland — Spanish Fork. Utah Melvin Frandsen — American Fork, Utah Barbara Smith — Grace. Idaho Daniel Adams — Bonners Ferry. Idaho Carol Maughan — Pocatello. Idaho Jeanine Hansen — Moore, Idaho BLOO fp Tj m 0 Vikes were justly proud of their elabo- rate Homecoming float which won third place. 220 FROHIHEI Hal MttglcLy - Las Vegas, Nevada Ted Flunt — Si. Joiins. Arizona Monna Hansen — Great Falls. Montana Jackie Russell — Brentwood. Missouri Barbara Riric — Mapraln. AiDerla, Canada Rosita Pecollo — Buenos Aires, Argentina Joanne Painter — CnambersDury, Pennsylvania Arthur Patterson — Elsinore, California inton Brooks — Letnoridge, Aloerta, Canada Majel Stanfield — Bellflower. California Farrell Peterson — Nyssa. Oregon Ruin Stanley — Heoer City, Utan Keith Black — Blanding, Utah Susan Nelson - Seattle. Washington Ray Huffaker — Ontario. Oregon Shirley Parker — Salt Lake City. Utah Philip Washburn — Monroe. Utah Barbara Baker — Kimberly, Idaho Wayne Turley - Conda, Idaho David Boyce — Charlo, Montana Harold Price - Idaho Falls. Idaho Geneva Call — Las Vegas. Nevada Gay Peters — Redwood City, California Diane Blackham — Provo, Utah Randall J. Buchanan — Venice. Utah Belly Jo Petersen — Cottonwood, Arizona Esther Petersen — Los Angeles, California Rodney Perry — Roosevelt. Utah Gene Russell - Idaho Falls, Idaho Bob PuIIan - Bingham Canyon, Utah Glenn Frandscn — Springville. Utah Pauline Gines — Jerome, Idaho Leinaala Goodness — Wailuka. Maui. Hawaii Joyce GallbraitK — Phoenix, Arizona Merrill G. Andrus — Ucon. Idaho 221 Harry Miyanira —• Kapaa. Kauai, Hawaii Pnylis Hemslalk — Orville, California James Taylor — Provo, Utah Verda Western — White Salmon, Washington Nancy Takemoto — Kapaa, Kauai. Hawaii Lenore Wood — Berkley, California Mary Ella Jordon — Cushing, Oklahoma Daniel Chavez — Provo. Utah Warren Clifford — Denver, Colorado Dorothy Doyle - Phoenix, Arizona Edward Palmer -— Elmhurst, Illinois Phyllis Maughan - Weston. Idaho Delores Richins — Marysvilie. California Erold Wiscombe — Roosevelt, Utah JoAnn Peterson -— Scipio, Utah Robert Hales — Provo, Utab Elaine Evans — Vernal, Utah Edward Smitli — American Fork, Utah Elaine Woolston — Hood River. Oregon Shirley Huber — Lapoint, Utah Barbara Wilcox — Huntington Park. California Barbara Kennedy — Evanslon, Illinois Morgan Ririe — Magrath. Alberta, Canada Naomi Knaphus — Richfield, Utah Bonnie Smellie — Buhl, Idaho Peter Nielson — Sharon, Pennsylvania Bryan Fullmer — Circleville, Utah Dave Forsyth — Spring Canyon, Utah Jean Anderson — Provo. Utah James Haycock - Circleville, Utah Football season everyone said this was our year to beat Utah. The length of the ticket line curhng around the bookstore showed that everyone wanted to be there to see It done. 222 FftESHIiEm Fay Cibb — Hill Spring. Alberta, Canada Lois Fairbanks — Raymond, Albcrla, Canada Lynn Jacobson - Provo, Ulan Marianne Gessel — Opportunity, Washington LnMarr H. Gunn — Coalville, Utah Gayle Kirk — Tooele, Ulab Richard Grant Ellsworth — Washington D. C. Beverly Agnon — Glendale. California Shirle Henrie — Tremonton, Utah Callis Walker — Tallahasse, Florida Garth Hail — Lorenzo, Idaho Phyllis Winkler - Provo, Utah Blossom Enos — Wailuku, Hawaii Rodney Hale — Oakley, Idaho Phyllis Aagard — Burlington, Wyoming Donna Vane — Port Angeles, Washington Genine Stander — Blackfoot, Idaho Ronald Erickson — Los Angeles, California Betty Patton — Provo, Utah Joan Ellison — American Fork, Utah Paliicia Hennessy — Brooklyn, New York Donis Erickson — Boise, Idaho Jackie Pomel - Salem, Utah Louise Hafen — Provo, Utah Hermine Briggs — Magrath, Alberta, Canada Alvin G. Schow — Lehi, Utah Masie Ferris — Eden, Utah Janet Hales — Great Neck. New York Elaine Eastman — San Mateo. California J. Morris Hickman — Coulee Dam, Washington Alton Ash — Springville, Utah Marion Ballantyne — Nyssa, Oregon Kcluin Hoover — Provo, Utah Lila Ash by — Vernal, Utah Glen Willardson — Gunnison, Utah 223 Dale W. Nelson - Sail Lake City. Utah Don Winter — Independence, Missouri Annie Mac Turley San Antonio. Texas Gordon M. Taylor Cheyenne. Wyoming Belva WKeeler — Linton. Idaho Donna Gihbons St. Johns. Arizona Marie Harris — Salt Lake City, Utah Helen Rust — Provo. Utah Clyde Chrislensen — Springville. Utah I. W. Lodwick — Las Vegas. Nevada Clarence Waterfall — Kaysville. Utah Shirley Sorenson — Aurora. Utah .lerrie Smith — Provo. Utah Dean L. Bryson — Bountiful. Utah Evelyn Matson — Lorenzo. Idaho Leah Scoresby — lona. Idaho Arleen Taft - Bicknell. Utah Douglas Thayer — Provo. Utah Joyce Miller — Bingham Canyon. Utah Mary W. Newman — Ogden, Utah Janice Peterson — Sail Lake City, Utah Ralph Richards — Kamas, Utah Eileen Paullman — Idaho Falls, Idaho Elaine Orme — Ashlon, Idaho Richard Whcelock — Eureka, Utah Constance Decker — Snowflake. Arizona Gordon Owen — Palo Alto. California Shirley Robison — Overton. Nevada David Hawkes — Menan, Idaho Joyce Duslin — Farmington. New Mexico In the Homecoming parade Nadine Mitchell, lone Lewis, and Sherronne Rob- ertson proved that cooking and sewing aren ' t the only talents of Home Ec. majors. 224 FRESHUy Max Burrup — Downey, Idaho Gloria Wallis — Vernal, UlaK Van MacCobe — San Carlos. Gilifornia Lou Jean Forcmaster — Las Vegas, Nevada SKirlcy Scoll — Ogden. Utah Richard Dcwsnup — Deseret, L ' lah Dorothy Fitls — SaU Lake City. Utah Philip G. Healon — San Diego. California Barbara Hennessey — Hoibrook, Arizona Charles Montgomery — Pasadena, California Christine Anderson — St. Jolins, Arizona George Kanakeie — Kaneuhe, Oahu, Hawaii Jerry Williams — Nyssa, Oregon Marilyn Groesbeck — Springville, Utah Frankie Roper — Westwood. California LeRoy Taylor — Ely, Nevada Alfredo Lima Va — Campinas, Esp., Brazil Barbara Black — La Tuna, Texas Juanita McCoy — Sparks. Nevada Elizal eth Sears — Washington D. C. Shirley Roberts — Ft. Worth, Texas Joan Quinn - Ogden, Utah Patricia Lyn Gessford — Provo. Utah Norma Rae Tanner — Phoenix. Arizona David Syphus — Las Vegas, Nevada Maralyn Ballif — Provo, Utah Orvella Sackett — Brigham City, Utah Fred Hansen - Springville, Utah Buster Nay - Monroe, Utah Norma Roylance — Eden. Idaho Laurene Shaw — Cardston, Alberla, Canada Pal Peterson - Preslon, Idaho Carol Clark - Colonia Juarez. Chih., Mexico Edward Seppi — Provo, Utah Marjorie Thompson Aberdeen, Idaho 225 Bennie Olsen - Cardslon, Alberta. Canada Flora Christiansen — Downey, Idaho Donald Beck — Gunnison, Utah Cherie Smith — Draper, Utah Richard Phelps - Oakland, California Maralyn Walsh -— Farminglon, Utah Roy Smith — Snowflake, Arizona Elva Brown — Lovell, Wyoming Lois Elaine Brockhank — Spanish Fork, Utah James Omps — Duchesne, Utah Ruth Leone Rose - Monlclair, New Jersey Donna Timothy — Vernal, Utah Ruby Trottier Salt Lake City. Utah Al Norton — Provo. Utah LaRae Grant - American Fork, Utah Vera Hatch — Oxford, Idaho Erven Nelson — Provo, Utah Neva Thorpe — Malad, Idaho Betty Everett — Longbeach, Washington Art Proctor — Long Beach, California Renee Taylor — Provo. Utah Barbara Toone — Idaho Falls. Idaho Gordon Nielson — Spanish Fork, Utah Donna Thayne — Taconia, Washington Jenae Watkins ' — Provo. Utah Ivan P. Olsen - Mesa, Arizona William Nelson — Shelby. Montana Shirley Larsen — Wayneborg, Virginia F.uzell Tietjen — Kanab, Utah Eleanor Huffaker — Wendell, Idaho ' Ik. i And on your right is the W ' ymount Cafeteria . Student Body officers told group after group of curious Frosh on their orient- ation introduction to the campus. 226 FRESHUy Pat PicrponI — Salt Lake City. Utah Joan Nickle — Springfield. Missouri Lavcra Jean Olson — Wenatechcc. W asliington Cicn Smith — Globe, Arizona Zaiia Scanury — Pnoenix. Arizonia David Hooper — Anabella, Ulal Seenii Iwasa - Raymond. Alberta, Canada Yvonne Lyons - Burley, Idaho Estelle Nishimura — Honolulu, Hawaii Gwen Orton — VVciser, Idaho Aloha Rindlisbach — Emmctl. Idaho Beverly Bingham — Garland, Utah Reo Culler — Portage, Utah Marilyn Ellis Blackfoot. Idaho Colleen F. Ejigh — San Pedro, California Wanda Baxter — South Gate, California Maxine Cordner — Stillwater. Oklahoma Annette Wood — Idaho Falls. Idaho Elizabeth Martini — Glendale, California Eunetta Gigliolti — Helper, Utah Carolyn Magill - Milford. Utah Venna Sparks — W eiser, Idaho Velcne Bird — Salina. Utah Davina Bennett — Salt Lake City, UlaK Robert Tomita — Honolulu, Hawaii Renee Niclson — Quincy, W ashinglon Beverly Nalder ' — San Francisco, California Kenneth H. Beesley — Salt Lake City, Utah Neola Peterson — Fallbrook, California Karen Hansen — Sail Lake City, Utah Reed Ray — Nyssa, Oregon ReVoe Hullinger — Vernal, Utah Wayne Markham — Ontario, Oregon Lola Baxter — Los Angeles. California Rose Christenscn - Safford, Arizona 227 Helen Olsen — Pleasant Grove. UtaK Jane Nickle — Springfield. Missouri Barbara Osborne — Salt Lake City, UtaK Alice Uchiada - Honolulu, Hawaii Harold Chrislensen — Sail Lake City. UtaK Donna Olsen — Lovel, W yoming Alice Anderson •— Visla, California Bruce E. Peterson — SpanisK Fork, UtaK Marilyn Faux — Provo, UtaK Carole WrigKt — Ely, Nevada Rita Vance — Colonia CKiKuaKua, Mexico Vera Fillntore — Burley, IdaKo Einora Nuttall — Miama, Arizona Norma Nelson — SpanisK Fork, UtaK Shirley Hansen — Springville, UtaK Eieanore Adair — Dolores, Colorado Ina Paul — Ogden. UtaK Garna Taylor — SaKna. UtaK LouAnn Price — Baker, Oregon Barbara Pearson ' — Glendale, California LaRae Otlesen — Sugar City, IdaKo Ella Mae Turley — Mesa, Arizona JoKn MacKenKeimer — Port Angeles, WasKinglon Gaynell Call — Las Vegas, Nevada Marilyn Hoopes — Safford, Arizona Diane Parkinson — Franklin, IdaKo Nancy Brockbank — Provo, UtaK Joyce Ross - JosepK, Utali Raquel Adamson - Pleasant Grove, UtaK Lou Jean Compton — Morgan, UtaK Right behind oIc[ glory with a glory of their own came the Cougarettes, freshmen girl s marching unit. 228 FRESHIIEI Ella Mac Hulcl - WVnJell. Idalio Dorothy Anderson — Portland, Oregon Joyce Eloicc Poller Wcnalcliec. Washington Arliss Jensen — Ephraini, Utah Riilon ChiK — Prove. Utah James B. Collyer — Farniington. Utah Phylhs Larson — American Fork, Utah Ted Brady — Sah Lake City. Utah Derwood Coleman — Vallejo, Caniornia Barbara Robison — Tulsa, Oklahoma Max Hill - Payson. Utah Raymond Daley — Salt Lake City, Utah Joan Stoddard — Auburn, Caniornia Janet Remund — Salt Lake City. Utah Charles H. Earle — Provo, Utah Joyce Jcppson — Payson, Utah Hoover Clark — Provo. Utah Helen Fae Squire — Ml. Pleasant, Utah Nolan Frederick - Provo, Utah Betty Anderson — Sandy. Utah DeLoyal Bills - Provo. Utah Sara Mae Dunn — Annabella. Uta ' i Marie Sabin — Salem. Utah Luana Smedley — Salt Lake City, Utah L urcll Argylc — Spanish Fork, Utah Beverly Miller — Midvale. Utah Stanley Welsh — Peoa, Utah Helen Richins - Vernal. Utah Loye Allred — Provo. Utah Darlene Price — Phoenix. Arizona Donald ByLcc — Springville, Utah Irene Lloyd — Salt Lake City, Utah Gerald Wells — Joseph. Utah f ay Parker — Joseph. Utah Harold Montgomery — Las Vegas, Nevada 229 Jean Nickle — Springfield, Missoxiri Douglas Phillips — Ft. Sill. Oklahoma Richard Pelerlein — Grand Rapids. Michigan Rafael Juarez — Blanca. Ver, Mexico R. F. Gallagher Los Angeles. California Marilyn Price — Prove, Utah James Griddle Downey, Idaho Lowell Watson — • Granlsville. Utah LaRue HolLroolc — Wells, Nevada Park Larson — San Marino, California Richard Clay - Bountiful, Utah Paul Bond — Bethesda, Maryland Alton Rogers — Snowflake, Arizona Richard Nixon — Los Angeles, California Joyce Stoker -- Nyssa, Oregon Ar% ' on Harrison — Salt Lake City, Utah Pat Havens — Salmon, Idaho Bruce Wasden — Scipio. Utah Lila Bowen — Spanish Fork, Utah Ina Frandsen — Centerfield, Utah Hansel Rayner — Salt Lake City, Utah Lois Robinson Evanslon, Wyoming Joy Avarell — San Pedro, California Adelle Chrysl - Salt Lake City. Utah Kar! Sandherg — Monroe, Utah Bonnie Greenhall — San Luis Obispo, California Ilene Mahey — Sail Lake City. Utah JoAnne Brown — Highland. California Katharine Allen — Raymond, Alberta. Canada Glenna Anderson - Manassa, Colorado The wheels were the hut of half-time activities of the game at Logan. Presiaenl McDonald. Keith, Jess, and Aggie leaders estabhshed the wheel as spoils for the victor in the annual grid clash between the two schools. 230 FRESHIHGN Lois Flinders — Granlsville. Ulan Muriel Steedman — Provo, UtaK John HamLrick — Blueficld. West Virginia Vees CollrcII — Pomona. California Belt) ' Lou W ' illden — Corlez, Colorado Ariene Deem — Brigham City. Ulan Gwen Veile — Vernal, Ulali Roma Barker — Brtgnam Cily. Utah Harold 1 anner — Magrath, Alberta, Canada Kay Wood — Dallas. Texas Marilyn Tingcy — Salt Lake City. Utah Darlene Shipp — Joseph. Utah Bettyrae Plattner — Craig. Colorado Veria Repp — Blackfoot, Idano Diane Wilbeck — Raymond. AlLerta. Canada LaVonne Thomander — Mapiewood, New Jersey Dean Bezzanl — Pleasant Grove, Utah Ruth Anderson — Redwood City, Calilornia John Neal - Spokane, Washington George Sparks — Nampa, Idaho Eiatne EJigstrom — Phoenix, Arizona Joan Shriver — Provo. Utah Lee Johnson — Phoenix. Arizona Lory Faulk — San Bernardino, California L. Kay Barney — Spanish FoOf, Utah Lenore Bowen — Spanish Fork. Utah Donald Long — Las Vegas, Nevada Gwen Ence — Prove, Utah Nelda Jean Gammell — Provo, Utah Gene Swenson — Provo. Utah Rita Twitchell - Lonwood, Utah Orlo Larson — Provo. Utah L. Elsdon Howard — Blackfoot, Idaho Ina La Von Brown — Provo, Utah Geraldine Anderson — Provo, Utah 231 RalpK Jacotson — Springfield, Utan David CKristensen •— Clarkslon, Ulan Dorothy Mangum — Carrigo Springs. Tejtas Tressie Marx — Los Angeles, California RicKard Myer — Caldwell, New Jersey Barbara Peterson — Murlaugn, Idaho Nadine Choale — Whittier, California Robert Davis — Portola, California Miriam Siebach — Gloversville, New York Deon Crane - Herriman, Ulan Myma Jesperson - Phoenix, Arizona Bessie Ann Dobrusky - Parowan. Utah Norma Day — Draper, Utah Nea J. Christensen — Clarkslon, Utah Vada Johnson — Barnwell, Alberta, Canada Willard Clark Lehi. Utah Glynna Despain — Prescott, Arizona Norman Clyde — Springville, Utah Lila Collier — Vernal, Utah Mary Lou Devey — American Fork, Utah Barbara Jones — Los Angeles, California Keith Davies — Orem, L ' tah Keith Meservy — Provo, Utah Sterling Nixon - Holden, Utah Robert Miller — Long Beach, California Sherman Jones — Delta, Utah Lloyd K. Bishop — Kaysville, Utah Heber Kimball — Lakeporl, California Karl Kendall - W ' eiser, Idaho Beverly Crowley — Twin Falls, Idaho Three balls for a dime , barked AUa Mitras to carnival customers in October. If one had another dime left, the Y C s next door were sure to get it. 232 am PARTIES The class officers kept their various classes well partied. Seniors and sophs were kept hopping at the Hayseed Hop where levies were the dress of the day. Stripes were in order for crazy convicts, above. 233 cuss PARTIES No one went hungry at the Hayseed Hop. Right. Mose croons one. 234 Frosh and junior cavorted at the Crazy Convicts Con- vention. No one went hungry at the Convention either. 235 ACT i I Quite a hand in cake making. Light and flaky biscuits. BiltHELORS What vives these men will make! After en- during the rigors of a year of batching, men feel up to any task. Domestication personified. Saturday night at 8:45. 283 College version of llie grade scliool game three deep Not cans — hul real home cooking. F.imited dorm spare tould nol accommodate all the girls either. Were they sorry? Hardly. No hours lo keep, no cafeteria lines. m BncHGReTTes Happy harmony — musical and group. An hour onducive to study. m ' 239 SODAY THE HILL 240 RGIilSTRlTIOK loc ' ' ii«lil sIrcUlics oiil lo view all Uie money ill (lie Treasurers ollice. T.el ' s see— if I lake tliis al 0: 10 and dianye lliat lo . . . puzzles l)on liiisen - f ' : 241 COLLEGE urn BRICHAM YOLK LMVERSITY Annie Pike Greenwood Old Melody arranged by Wm. F. Hanson i a - —  : I f J. y — - — ' — r M — f r r p r F- r M , b J J ' f,i f  j  -• -i All Wall the Col -lege thartwe love. At the thpohe the tht-ohe ai wis-dows _ a m w w m r= r VV :f ' ' r f t: r I r ¥ r t ' r=7 5wa ■ 3 TTTTflf ' r f r . S ' } ]l O let lift ou soiTg . a- t The throh ing hiu.lt ' i--Uiiietb b_ sp PFlf 5t I ' I- rr f r y r f T f= te J I r ' 7 ' ' ' ' j J ' ,r . .! Wo p de no - ne.fl- es Ke -e ma- sue The he3 tiie I f ' I ' ' 243 FROSH HAZIK Traditional Freshmen Week saw all frosn off to a conspicious start. Upper classmen look full advantage of llieir higli status wliile cur)s responded with good humor to various regulations. 244 STPEIT UUWkl Intensive build up puljlicity. I lie parking lot covered with booths and rigged with lighting, re- peated rehearsals for performers on the big show — all this and much more time and effort went into producing the first Student Body outdoor carnival fall quarter. Despite uncooperative wea- ther, the carnival prospered. 245 STUDENTS GET TOGETHER Judge Ken Sansom and aide Bob Wells pronounced sentence on guilty frosn. I he Idaho assembly proved that Idaho grows something be- sides potatoes. This little freshie went to market Student Carnival finale. Mournful Utes at the Utah Pep rally. 246 Sludpnls rall to thf annual ton K light parade. 247 IHIT DMDES LaMyrI Boyack .... efficient chairman of the Tuesday Mat Dance .... started something new by having social units sponsor each weekly affair .... affihated with Nautilus and Lambda DeUa Sigma. 248 Jim. Kent and Gene gave out — and cot the student body to give out with lliem tlirouglioul football and basketball seasons. 249 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Left to riol.l: R. Nc.,1 Ricl,.,r U. lin, P .ra- iiiorc, Mosc ] li ' Kc. Carolyn I lionipson, R.iy Bccknani, ana Carolyn Blair Tin ' s conmiillcc is airrtUy in i liargc of all ascniolics at tlic . PEP MLLEY COMMIHEE Loft to rialit: Marie Hood. M.isc Flake. Jim Hill, Jack Vv|. StandinG: Gcornr Soronscn, and Drtk Mootly. lliis group Imndlrs all arrangc.tiicnls lor pep rallies. AWARDS COMMITTEE Lcfl lo riijlit: Don Trrgnskls. Paul Mur- tlotk, Claire DyrcnE . Owen Heninger. Carole Bakc-r, Morrtixn I laniion, Moaii.i Bnllif, and Rutli Reeve. I liesc students arc rcspon il)le for foni- pilingf activity points toward a biotk for catli individual in sdiool. 250 ELECTIOiVS COMMITTEE Sl.inilinu ' . Icil Ut riplil: Artirn Aplimsilp. Mu.tn.i Bullif. Bliiiiio Sinilli. Knrrlinc: Rnlfili Hansen. W ' Kcn an cicclion comes up. lliis loiu iiiiltcc Iiancllc! nil nrct?; nn ' ilrliuls. HO. OR rOMMITTEE Lcfl In riplit, Front row : Barlj.irn losJc. Loui-ic Htifrn. I.rnia Ac!ani . Harriet I om- inson. Marc cnc Camp, and Lorraine Ru- - 5c!l. Second row: Fclwartl I. Mar liall, Moyrl Anderson. Gene Sliuniw ay. Claire- Dyr ' n{i. and Kathleen Lnlor, Ba K row : 1 om Andrew, Keitli F illniore. Iivs Bu ili- man. Jerry Jorgcnson, Alma Snow, and Mary Marlineau. This 0roup is hirgely responsible for the Honor Code whitli l e aine a tonstitulional aiiienthiient spring qunrler. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE TIic puhlitily coiiiniltlee consists of Lnl ae (Olhlt. Dii k lirowcr. R.ir M ina Krrk- liam, DicK WilKins. and Carn)a f asniussen. Only (ornicd winter quarter, this (oniniittee has been responvihlr hir pul)h( i in all student fjody acli ilies. 1 hrougli the fault of the Banyan staff, the negati e ol this group was lost and being too late in the year it was impossible lo get a retake. 251 DROIH GIRL A COMEDY IN TWO ACTS By Elmer Rice Staged by T. Earl Pardee Assisted by Members of tbe Stage Craft Class .... an unique comedy concerned wiln real life and daydreams, in which a girl sees herself on an amor- ous weekend in Mexico, as a tragic trollop, an over- night success as a Shakespeare actress and in other imaginative circumstances, until her day-dream be- comes reality — she finds herself a bride in Green- N ich. CHARACTERS Georgina Allerton Elaine Erickson Lucy Allerton Marjorie Millar A Radio Announcer ... Gene Earl Dr. J. Gilliiiore f- ercival Ken Sansom George Allerton Ken Sansom Miriam Allerton Lucas Mildred Miller The Obstetrician Ken Sansom The Nurse Marjorie Millar Jim Lucus Bryce Spencer Claire Blakeley Jolene Collett A Stout Woman Hazel D. Ream A Doctor Jack Davis Clark Redfield Stan Gwilliam A Policeman Gene Earl The Judge Ken Sansom The District Attorney Don Janson George Hand Max Golightly f ert Jack Davis A Mexican Stan Gwilliam Two other Mexicans .. Arturo -- Don .lanson A Waiter Jerr - Caldwell Arabella Mildred Miller l.uigi Urse! Allred An Usher Jerry Caldwell Miss Delebanty Marie fiybee Antonio Jack Davis Salarino Ken Sansom A Headwater Ursel Allred A Waiter Don Janson Justice of the Peace Billings .... Ken Sansom A Chauffeur Jerry Caldwell 252 .... an extraordinary play, origiiialtfl in Eng- land. Rased on one of the most famous trials of modern limes — a seemingly unimportant incident that developed inlo a spectacular and significant struggle involving certain fundamental principles of democracy. A pleasant young Englisn lioy. dis- charged from an English government school, was the center of a legal fight. The principals of which aroused the entire country, whereas the boys family became impoverished and socially ostracized. im M BOY Directed and Staged by T. Earl Pardee Associate — Kathryn B. f ardoe Associate Production — 1 heta .Mpha Phi Student Director — Mariorie Millar CHARACTERS Ronnie Winslow Ursel Allred Violet Maridel Lewis Arthur Winslow Sherman Christensen Dickie Winslow Bryce Spencer Grace Winslow Kathryn B. Pardoe Catherine Winslow luiiclia S. Wilkins John Wathersfone Jack Christensen Desmond Carry JerritI Jarvis Miss Barnes Maxine Leigh Fred Jack Davis Sir Robert Norton lim H. Ludlow s k E ' rV m Bij -i ' A VAg ' l ' :f M l Wn t 1 i ' .ilH j[r l , . f ' B iil K ff tt gP - H| m 253 YOll CMT TAKE IT WITH m By Hart and Kaufman Directed and Staged by T. Earl Pardoe Student Director — Douglas Lazenby .... a family life comedy, the story of a family made hectic by snakes, fireworks, ballet dancers, and a printing press. Grandfather Martin Vanderhof— the fole that Broadway and Hollywood presenta- tions emphasized most the you really can ' t take it with you. BVPIBH T H I P K W - A? W I ' i CAST Penelope Sycamore X ' erJean Holyoak Essie Coleen Collins Rheba Maxine Lamborn Paul Sycamore Bob Whittaker Mr. DePinna Grant Clyde Ed Ken Perry Donald Ken Cowley Martin Vanderhof Kenneth Sanson Alice Marilyn Oldroyd Henderson Jack Chrislensen Tony Kirby Bernett Ferguson Boris Kolenkhov Clyde Ricks Gay Wellington Norman Boyle Mr. Kirby James Aston Mrs. Kirby LaRae Collett Two Men Edward Bunnell and Newell Miles Olga Ella deLong 254 I By JOHN VAN DRUTEN Adapted from Kathyrn Forbes MAMAS BANK ACCOUNT Produced by Katfiryn B. Pardee Student Director. Marjorie Millar Staged by Preston Gledhill CHARACTERS Katrin Colleen Keeler Mama .... Betty Jo Hawkins Papa Burnett Ferguson Dogmar Marilyn oung Christine Luana Rusliton Nels Wendell Bunnell Aunt Trina Emogone Foutz Aunt Sigrid Virginia Allen Aunt Jenny Christine Paulsen Uncle Chris Robert Kest Jessie Shirley Wheeler Mr. Torkelson Ursel Allred Dr. Johnson Vance Holland Arne Phil Keeler 1st Nurse Carolyn I.ongren 2nd Nurse Maridell Lewis Soda Clerk Viola Johaiisen Florence Dana Moorhen l Donna Jean Webb A sparkling three-act comedy drama, staged in the atmosphere of the early 1900 s with scenery and costumes depict- ing a Norwegian family who settled in San Francisco. An adaptation of the book. Mama s Bank Account, a play about a woman whom everyone could like and upon whom children could rely to fi.x everything. 255 CHARACTERS Boul Lynn Benson Sgl. of Police Terry Beckslrotn Rat Daniel l.egant Arlette DaKnelle Adrox Gobin Robert Allred Nana Marie Dean B bee Recan Bevan Haycock Diane Majel Stanfield Brissac Jack Davis Blonde Clyde Ricks Uncle Georges Vulmir .... Norman Clyde Aunt Valentine Bonnie Lou Turner Pere Chevillon Grant Clyde Chico Burnett Ferguson Lamplighter Oscar Hulet Street girls RaeMona Kirkham Mary Lou Neeley Lois Mortensen ... an iiiiniortai love slory of the first world war. A Parisian attic is Seventh Heaven , where Diane, a street urchin with a shady past and a shadier future meets and falls in love with Chi- co, a member of the underworld, who is known as a sewer rat be- cause of his place of abode. 256 THE SPEECH DEPARTMENT FBESZNTS A Year of Comedy and Drama 1948-49 A COMEDY IN 4 ACTS By WiNCHEiA Smith (Permission Dramatist Play Service) CHARACTERS Niil l unian Chris Sanders Henry Kellogg Henry Cameron George Burnham Walt Lowe James Long Harvey Jensen Lawrence Miller (Larry) Dean l ay Willie Bartlelt Ted Morgan Robins Ted Beikslrom Tom Dilts Workman VILLAGE CHARACTERS Sam Graham Ursel Allred Mr. Lockwood Roy Moien Roland Barnett Ted Bunnell Tracy Tanner Jerrit Jarvis Pete Willing Kenneth Sansom Mr. Sherry Eddie Elazad Watty Merrill Andrus Hi Clyde Ricks Herman Dilts Workman Betty Graham Joyce Haycock Josephine Lockwood . Donna Southwick Angie Roylance Spratling Directed and Staged by T. Earl Pardoe Associate Director — Kenneth Sansom N.B, you wish to be on our mailing list, write your name on this program and hand in at door. . . the classic comedy in American drama literature. Nat Duncan, the man about town , lakes the advice of a financier of Wall Street to seek his fortune in a small town, where lie would have no competition for the hand of the daughter of some wealthy citizen. lroni ally. he falls in love with a daughter of one of the poorest m( n in the town. 257 BilLLOIl-SHieLD ' S ORCHESTRA SAXES: left to right: Bob Morris, Kent Riddle. Jack Hanson. Earl EricKson. Gus Shields TROMBONES: Tom Rave. Bill Smiley, Bob Evans TRUMPETS: Ron Griggs. Dick Ballou. Rene Call RHYTHM: Jack Anderson, drums; Larry Asher. bass; Juliienne Jennings, piano ARRANGEMENTS: Tom Raye, Bill Smiley, and Rene Call 258 Piano: Rulon Dee Bennett. Rfiytlim: Carling Allen. Bass; Gordon Lee. Drums. Saxes, left to right: George Puckett. Paul Wainwright. Wes Barry, Eldon Puckett. Trombones: Bruce Riddle. Dalian Clark. Trumpets: Lavina Borgeson. liiil Sullivan, Vern Tueller. Arrangements: Bruce Riddle. Vocals: Lavina Borgeson. WES BARRY ' S ORCHESTRA 259 Shown right are Kay Randall, Dr. Alonzo A. Morley, and Ralph Benson. Kay and Ralph won lirst place at the Northwestern Intercollegiate Conference speech meet held in Missoula. Mon- tana last spring. This is the only time in the hist- ory of Brigham Young University that a first has been earned at such a meet. Dr. Morley acted as advisor. mm Front row. lef I lo rignt : Ralph Burton. Stove Van Wagenen. and Eddie DurKani. SecontI row: Paul Smith. Kay Randall. co-nianager: olanda Perry. Morris M. Chnger, aavisor: and Ralph Benson, co-manager of debate. Back row : Jed Pritch- ett, Davis Bitton. Vern Albright. Russell Mickelson, and Paul Ng. 26Q Below: Rcrord Libriiric n Jean Williams looks for a suilaMc rccorci for one of Ine KBYU progranis. At botlom rigKl is sKown tlic staff of KBYL ' , flicy are, Iril to right, front row: Jean Williams. Record liiirarian: Barbara Kenciiy, Pla house Director ; Sharon Montgofiiery. Roy Molen, Station Relations Director; Walter Lowe, ana Ted Morgan. Second row: Donnene Merrill, Secretary; Iris Oowin. Eunice Harmon, Traffic Manager. LaRae Collett. Maridell Lewis. Live Talent Director; Ruth Hames, Playhouse Director: Lo v ' eiie Wood, Leona Heywood. Back row: Bob Holman. Program DEfector; LeR Burton. President; Wilford Crockett. Bruce Hy- nias, Ralph Burton. Don Janson. Chief Announcer; Elmo How- ard, Business Matiagcr; Bob Andelin. and Ray Andi-lin, Chief Ejigineer. l.efh Chief Engineer Ray Andelin gives instruction in tuning up to Boh Andelin, LeR Burton, and lioh Holman. Below; Program Director Bob Holman adjusts the controls. KBYU 261 lYCEl] A rafter-filied Provo Taber- nacle on January 14 caused Mar- cel Dupre to praise the very res- ponsive audience of young peo- ple. Mr. Dupre lived up lo his reputation as the greatest ii int; organist. The flawless perlorniance of the 96 members ol llie rreru n Orchestra Nationale in the perfectly acousticed Joseph Smith Building brought Utahns to their feet in unsuppressed applause. The Orchestra, which appeared at BYU on November 9, is the world s finest symphonic organization. Conductor Charles Muen- ch, left, announced that Provo was one of the very few cities in the United States where the group played two concerts. 262 The Minneapolis Sympliony, under (he direclion of Dimiiri Mitropoulos. played superb performances in Provo vvitri the last one on April 15 being a Student Union Building Benefit Concert. For 46 years this group has been one of the nations most excellent organizations for sympnonic music. John Qualiii. right, famous ac- tor and raconteur, appeared on the BYU Community Concert series on Monday evening. Mar- ch 28. His performance of char- acter sketches and monologues was enjoyed by all. Claudia Pinza. Metropolitan Opera Soprano and daughter of the world famous tenor Ezio I in- za. sang at the tabernacle on No- vember 3, 1Q48. Her performance was general!) hailed by her lis- teners. ) The Pasquier Trio has appeared in Provo for every one of its American Tours during the past 10 years. The performance this year on February 24 was acclaimed as enjoyable as the previous ones. 263 FAMILIAR PITHWIVS Familiar Pathways , tlie tlieme of the Brigham oung University homecoming observance. October 28-30, was chosen from the original song, Homecoming , by Homer Christenson, a former Y student, recalhng to alumni and students the walks and paths along the campus which be come familiar to all University students. The theme was carried throughout the parade, assembly program, and dance by chairman Dalian Clark, above center, and committee heads. Homecoming Queen Carol Pit- cher walks a familiar pathway by College Hall, hand in hand with John Lee and Jerry Zenger. Alma Snow and Fred Adams talk things over with the dance committee. 264 The tliousaiids of people lining Prove streets Saturday morning included many old grads who gathered to talk over old college days and watch forly-eiglit floats entered by campus organizations. Queen Carol Pitcher, with attendants Barbara Burrows and Bertha Lyman, leads the procession on an impressive sil- ver float during half-time activities. Attracting oh ' s and ah s the Hawaiian club entry, left, was the winning float in the parade preceding the B.Y.U. -Mon- tana gridiron battle. George Sorenson and Don Grimes paint Shmoos. Jerry Zenger, right, makes a final check with committee members. 265 Competilion was keen for sopliomore loan fund queen. Merrill Bradsliaw, chairman, and committee of sfiarp sophomores kept expenses down and ticket sales up for a successful event. K -W !-; •rfllWflvlJ) ' - ■ ! « Most of the student hody turned out to see prexy Ernie crown queen Ruth and enjoy the atmosphere of Moon Mist. 266 m Biggest girls choice event of the year was the AWS Preference Ball in December. Chairman LaMyrI Boyack and committee. June Adams. Marilyn Chrislensen. Kathv Taylor. Erma Adams, LaRae Collett. and Nan Stapp worked over the details of the matching of girls with preferences. The theme was introduced at the assembly ihrougli an origi- nal song by i hiry . nn Murdo k. Preferred men and tlieir prc- ferers filled both the Smith b, ill- room and llie Social hall. 267 [ Rath Pordy SOPH LOAI FUO QUE EI 268 HOMECOMHG QUEEN Carol Pitcher 269 Jeanne Halverson Slow CARIHAL OlEEI 270 PRGFEHRED Mill Ken leth BELLE OF Marilyn Oldroyd THE Y 272 BAHAll PEEI Donna Southwick 273 UNIVERSE Collegiate Press gives Y paper top honor rating An All Amrric n H.Mi-.r Kail .. 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BRIIiHAIH YOUNIi viiveasE 274 C .Hill. I I iKIIItlSSI-n .S)(ic(y Editor SrJ R,(l,.,r l iNc ' U ' s Lditor IN.nk W,IIm,„s Copy Editor lor Hilljcrs Sporh Editor I roni row. Irlt lo riylil: Hrrlnrl Morris. X ' ireiiiiii ll.ncnv. N ' rniiic J.iilison, Carol Iciinciis. M.irn.irit Bc-.il. Dorolliy IVllijolin B.i.k rou : Bol) Biirlon. luliciir li ' iioiiii;-. -l I l.iiiinioiicl. A I ( ' ,ir|).nlcr. Di.in Ki. liy. liri. W.pmr. .oi.l Ri.ll, ]i„.c. :,, :s:j iit: i- ' . ' y ' W ' v- ' 275 BRUCE HILTON . . . patient, lorebearing editor .... kept smi- ling tnrough unmet deadlines, campus complaints, and tedious tasks .... Blue Key and Briga- dier .... gone to preacli tlie gos- pel. GRACE GUYMON . . . mild mannered associate editor arranged and rearranged picture appointments .... takes over as editor next vear .... Nautilus. Staff members not pictured are: Bruce Dyer, men ' s sports editor: and Dan Walker, photographer. BMHN OF 1949 Dick Moody-l..l).S. i:dilor Val Caniciiisli — i.ayoul lldilor LaMyrI Boyac k — Copy Editor Ray LonghursI — Photographer Sylvia Patterson — Sophomore Editor Ken Young — Freshman Editor Jackie firiggs — Women s Sports Ed. Coy Mullen — Proof Reader Doris Unander — Secretary Lorraine Russell — Activities Joan Austin — Junior Editor Dick Bigelow— Social Unit Editor Jean Clegg — Senior Editor Dean f oberts— Geographical Editor Hermine Eckersley— Index Editor iNIonte Bullock — Leltering Artist 276 Al. I LRM-XI tin- Frank Sinatra of I lie Banyan office . . . sales inana er a ii cl t cneral liancly man ...Vail y- ric. GLENN CRUMP .... husiness inanat UT and aceounlini, ' major . . . . aaaed to nis vocal)uli i wliiu ' swcaline out Banyan sales. makintJ contacts .... fif ure juggler . . . . al H ric St.ifl piM-iiilxrs |.n lirlp.-.i jn ( oiiipilrnn llir ' A9 iin nunl arr riglit: Icrol I ' oulsrn, Luaimn Willis, prool rcanrr : Donna .Anniodl. , rlcnc Derm, Jcrelyn Sorcn srn, niounlcrs: and Darlonc Tingcy. innrx. Below r.Tlcd: Baroara Josir. topy; Grate Millartl. op ana mounter. SlandinU- Donnn Deem, Mne Blim atiivities: Slilriey Maucnatii. Iypi t: an i LnXol.i Mar per, arti ilic s. Botlorn Id I. silling: lunc . d.uii-;. Alma Snow, iuounler . Standing: irfirr)i«i l amnirt. adivitles; Marilyn C ude, mounter; and Marilyn Hill- on. pin arli-it. 1 hose wlio licljjcd iind art not pirtiiri d are: Cjeorgc Kawasaki. Pauline Dyreng. Alire Iirad . niuunlers: RjcKi Peterson, Donnette Stringliani. tyf)ists; Cnrou- Baker, song transcription : F rank WoKrrlon, artoons; and Bcrtlia Lvman, end-lircl .irtisl. 277 Reigning over iKe Associated Men Stu- dents annual winter carnival, February 4 and 5. Snow (}ueen Jean Halverson awards trophies to skiing and skating event winners. Joyce Potter and Anita Call as attendants assist in tlie present- ation. Plans for a busy winter weekend are being made by the carnival committee, headed by Bob Anderson. Hi I Ski competition provides thrills for spectators at 1 imp Haven. Bigger-than-life sized snow models on upper campus reveal sculpturing ability of Y students. ' Featured at the skating events at Utah Lake Boat Harbor. Kar- al Orbon and Mel Fletcher, of Provo. rehearse a tricky routine. ssow umui 278 BMYyiliVE BALL Sparkling Donna Soutliwiclc. and altcndanls Merri Sorenson and Joan Rcid. ( liostn l)y Jolwi Robert Powers, reign over Banyanline Ball. A liovering silver (U|)i(l easts liis spell upon OicK Smith and Donnette Slringliam in a seclu- ded (orner of tlie ballroom. Ecny. Neeny, Miny, Moe. jud- ges eye a line ol Banyan ( ueen nopcfuls. m ■■■■■■ i 1 1 nfffwS Wi miSi m ■■Lk, B 1 HHi m 279 mi uuim liiSlif: wheeler . show riic Missourian .iiowccl liis slulf as Wye Maga- zine cdilor . . . English major. fronl row. loll to right : Nancy Skoiison, non-lii li editor; Les Wheeler, editor; Lois Aslmy. non -fiction editor; Herbert N. Morris, associate editor. Stnond row: Vesta Ann Ball, publicity and circulation: Mari- lin Evans, fiction editor; Janice Jensen, make-up edi- or: Marian Crawford, associate editor. Back row: Dean Lee. business manager: John R. Anderson, busi- ness manager; Thomas E. Cheney, advisor; Jolin Nutter, fiction editor; Lainc R.ity. art editor. 280 SMOKELESS SMOKER Just for the gentlemen of Biigfiam Young Uni- versity, the A.M.S. Smokeless Smoker ' , March 5. drew intent interest of students who filled the Men s Gym for an evening of wrestling matches, boxing bouts, a father and son balancing act and a free-for-all. The fellows look on as Bruno Gil- lespie lands a hard one. Directing the A.W.S show, Mae Blanch and her committee, right, promise a real old-fashion- ed vaudeville. Committee mem- bers are: left to right, front row: Mae Blanch. Pauline Dyreng. and Lamyrl Boyack. Back row: Donna Deem. Mary Florence Martineau. and Agnes Weibell. A W S ViiDDEHLLE Held simultaneously with the A.M.S. Smoke- less Smoker , the A.W.S. Vaudeville show took the place of the traditional Co-ed Ball. Eight girls organizations competing for trophy honors entered acts ranging from barber shop quartettes to melodrama skits as portrayed by the Beta Pi group at the left. 281 um mmu Carolyn Blair, refreshint ' iil ciiairman, and Roy King, favors chairman, convince Vern Tuelier that prom favors are a secret until March 12. Dick Peterson Ijuys the last ticket from Barbara Winkler and Dick Bigelow in charge of the tickets booth. The traditional promenade af the juniors, one of the most important dales on Brigham Young University s social calendar, planned for by general chairman A! Han- sen and his committee, above, provided the atmosphere of a tropical night — a Cuban Nocturne. Committee shown is, left to right: Al Hansen, Jack Jones, Chris Paulson, Bob Zabriskie. Marge Millar, Vern Tuelier, Carolyn Blair, and Roy King. 282 i Transforming the social nail into h fantasy ol marine life, Williet Enos, Jack Jones ana Marilyn Mconcy ar- range fish decoralions. Effectively lighted, the east wing window becomes an under-the-sea scene. Connee Judd. Junior class president, and Madelyn Matthews, class secretary, circle the date in red. Promenaders, Al Hansen and Ruth Purdy. lead the junior procession througk the promenade arch. Refreshments are served to dates. 283 ■ • ' • - f ' m Booths offered everytliing from penny pilcliing to marriage and the honevmoon. The smiling carnival committee was behind all carnival plans. Ah Hed- quist entered and won the pie eating contest while Vivian Schipper judged the heard grow- 284 Judges compare no tes before handing down their decision on the beauty contest. The president congratulates Belle Marilyn, sur- rounded by the other finalists. um OF inm I K s examine the weld on the old Y Bell and think of its restor- ation in the new setting designed by Fred Markham. Provo architect. v 285 l A ig )( ..J GIRL ' S DilZe Girl ' s Day Cliairninn. Dawn licam. second from lell, and tomniillee. Ciwcii Marler. Carolyn Blair, Evada Ormc. and Lenora Ream put on Iwo days of Lulu aclivllies. Tlie Son ' fest was acclaimed ilie most successful ever willi eighteen groups participating. So did llie Delta Phi ' s with their snap- py number You re As Pretty as A Pic- ture . Upsilon Chapter ol l ambda Delt put real feeling into I heir Come. Come Ye Saints . 286 i Scruci liiliiii led campus males tlirougli the annual spring wliiliw ii liiii ; (if llic hiy hlocK Iclter. Conlrary lo i(lciice here presented, campus women partit ipalrd tdo. I lic leaned up the campus in i junk pile lonlesl. prepared and served lunch to 2300 hungry xsorkers. under the direction oF Geniel Thornton. 287 ATH COKHIIG STIFF Guiding the destinies of the tennis and golf team. Buck Dixon, right, brought the Western Division and Con- ference tennis titles lionie. Eddie Kimball, above, vacates as head foot ball coach to assume full-time duties as Di rector of Athletics next year. Given his first crack at a head coaching job, Wayne Soffe, right, turned in a sweet perfor- mance and copped the Conference baseball crown. iS!? ' ' ' ' In his first (oaching car with the Brigs. Reed Nilsen, loft, look over frosh football and arsity wrestling. He steps up to line coach on varsity football. Stan Watts, left, former- y assistant coach, has graduated to the fop coaching job of the var- sity casaba squad. Floyd Millet, below, left the coaching profession after the nas- ketball season, and will be re- membered as one of the most suc- cessful of coaches in the school s history. 290 SlarlhiL ' onl I lie season willi irluall the same team bark from llie ear otlorc and some promisrnu frosli ana transfers, the Cougars met ana upset Ine A .l(( (rom San Oie o Slate, 14-6. In tlie sliol above, liruiio Cnlh-spie ukI Oon Bn.shore team up (o brie K-vvall an AzU ' C runner. Don VootIs F till hack Vcrl Dcardcn Quarterhalli Cecil Lloycl Quarterhacli 291 Nad Alger Halfbach Jay HamLlin Haljoacli Elmo Roundy HaJIback Conliiuiins wliere they left off, llie Cats met and again pulled an upsel by blanl ing the Pepperdine Waves. 14-0. Below. Dave Chugger ChadwicI-; skirts the end as he hits the trail for a good gain. 292 nill Hu-M L l iiiii!. ' lil liis I ' .iillii I lr( I l)( lfo ( ' rs lo Provo and sn,i|)|)r(l llic hii ' j win vlicik .il Iwii L ' . lines, liy iriuc of a field goal ajicl ui iiiIcK cph (I |)ass. llic lJi lro crs won 0-7. Ill llicii lirvl ouliii ' j ■i . ' iin l , ( onh ' iciK !■ loc. llic was sivunfccd li ll ic K ' c(k Iroin ii|i (iiili In llic slml al)o ( ' . a Utc sliakes Al IXillc) oil lii . Iil|)s ,ni(l ili.ilLs ii|i ,1 vl i,il)lc ijaiii. Dun Rit liorc Halllmch 1 O.I 1 l.irl ;-M (,,if . liin Ecclcs QuartcrLack 293 A. G. Kinder Guam Tim KiiiiDoH Tackle Larry Anderson Guard Don Lntinicr TacMe Mrrril Hardv FuUhack Ken H: nibliii Guard Bruno Gillespie Guatd Gaylc Holl Tackle Bob Dininiick Guard 294 J -1 Al Dallcy Guara Keith Deeds EnJ Arnic cidauer Karol Bills TacMC I In! Egbert End Rnv Ailkon End Tony Cnrislopulos QxxQxd Marion Tree GuorA Frank Maglcby Center 295 Dun Millcl Halliaci IlL-rn, (Jl.lroyd Tacliic Roil Long End I lie Coii iirs lamc l)in l from El I ' aso willi some nn-morics of (31(1 M( i(0 and some nol-so-nici ' memories of a 34-20 defeat at the liaiids of Texas Mines. Iliis was a game in wliicli Fred Wendt of llie l-one Star State l)oys ran wild lor four TD ' s to lead liis mates to tlieir win. In a shot of the Hometoniint; [ iine. I.yle Roller stops a Montana Bear in the Cou ai backfield. 296 ' in I m iSlSa Homccomint; musi liave been an inspiration lo llie local lads be- cause lliey really went lo lown in beating llie Montana LJ Grizzlies. Iji I lie iO 20 vi( tor ' , Cliaclwic i found the end zone on three occasions lo (ount lor IH ol liis teams total points. And in .1 bit of defensive work Chad is sliown putting llie squeeze on I lie Montana ball carrier. Bruce Osl)ornc FulloacK Glenn CInrlv End Knnlwll . I.■r ,ll racfile — Feum ( apttun 297 ' j mi kwmMSimBimimmibiif ' m.y Scotty Deeds Httljimck Lyic Kollcr HJIhcicl Rex Berry Haljbach In llu ' iKxl two iiniis llie Cats came back lo Provo with two losses— lo San Jose. 21-6, and lo llie Colorado A and M l ams, 20-0. And then when the boys ran up against the Wyoming Cowboys it looked as if it would be three in a row, but Ken Hamblin Kicked a 30 yard field goal lor the one point victory margin. 13-1-1. : • v r V f i - I 65 ■«•  . 298 299 300 301 In tlie next five games the Cougars met and defeated U.S. A.C. twice, Wyoming once, and Colorado A and M twice. It was along about this time that Joe Nelson hit his stride, and coupled with the scoring efforts of Roland Minson, the Brigs were being touted for the Sky- line Si.x crown. To the right, Joe Nelson; above, Russ Hillman and Dicl Jones. 302 303 . %l ' Pt- J wm y • f:«5ir ' r ' ■x fM ' V Y t ► 4) • ' i «« ' i v ' Sr ) -tW - I lie Cougars were unable to get back to their winning vays after the Colorado trip and end- ed up in fourth place in the lea- gue standings when the season came to an end. However, they were invited to the NAIB tour- ney in Kansas City, and after winning their first game, lost the second vhen a Louisiana hot- shot dropped in a basket as the final wliislle sounded. Above, l?and Clark and Ivan Beam. 304 36 ' mm-{. ,ck.;4. ,, ' J, -►©-., : - -t ' n ' Sfei ? J l: ' -oHy , f34, S5 ,51 52 15 I lie ircsliiiKin i ' oolli.JI s ]iiiin looked rry t ' ' ' ? (iiirtn , ' llu- soastin. I jrsl row: C.oiu h Nilsni, L). Paulson. Kindsy. L) tily, I albert. ion(-iir. I ' .rirksiin. Brli aj . C ' oa li ( Vow hiii. Second row: . . Patilson, J. Anderson. 1,. Anderson. Vanosdill. Kar( owit7.. OUerson. Harrison. Bolino. I liir l row : l lii[ ))v, I url , S.iMcrlir-M, Riukert. iilt, M ni.is, 1 eriju- on. I r -. I mirtli row : I ' ezzcr. Kayiiiond. Poodry, Buor, Kimnail, Snuniann, I ook I lie future st.irs of llie arsi|y iiu.id appear LeL.w ..s llie ' ! i ro li Basketball team. I roni row. lell to ritjlil: Rirliard I ' e kin . Ray Huflaker. Byron Toone. Dirk Ke.ler. l.aMar Rawlins ' s. I aVon Satt rliel i. l.ee Miks. Ba. k mu : C ..a. Ii Wayne Soffe. Dean Robinson. Arliss lenscn. Ho artl I5er !. Reid Nelson. Speru e Rajipwortli. Assistant ( oa It lav llariif lin. 305 (]OPERP(]G BiseeiLL 4 m ' f : 0-  , - 1 pPHr lM . IF 1 W WM -?? i« -- - tERWI Of our 1940 Baseball teain we are truly proud, and of their terrific stretch drive to the Conference Championship we will cheer long and loud. Needing every one of the five remaining games of their season, they produced in the clinches and vent on to Den- ver to blast the Pioneers right out of their own Ball park. An e.xcellent pitching staff and phenominally hard hitting turned the trick. 306 mMU FOR Opposite page, clockwise — Kohler scores stand- ing up .... Georgie winds up and delivers .... Crump stretches for a close one . . . double play combination of Busnore to Kump clicks again. Above ' — Sorensen picks a Ute off at first .... John Paul Jones has tliat long ball look in his eye. Below — The full squad sits for a formal portrait. 307 : -. TRiUKSTERS Track and field men of B U. althougli somewhat weaker tlian in past years. f)oast- ed several luminaries to which fame can be attached. Clarence Robbie Robinson won (he conference mile and half mile runs, as well as establishing a new conference record for the mile run during the state meet. Dave Cnadwick won the 100 ard dash in the state meet and placed in both that race and the 220 vd. dash in the conference finals. 606 RirkETORS Smiling, and deservedly happy after winning the Skyline Six Tennis Crown the BYU tennis team appears above as follows: Front row: Bob Calton. Dick Brower. Ira Todd. Back row: Dick NIoody, Johnny Hyde. Earl Erickson, Wilmer Lee. Upper right: Dick Moody, conference singles champion, and Dick Brower. runner-up. teamed together to bring the conference doubles championship home to BYU. iXL, 309 Intramural athletics gave fun and relaxation to hund- reds of BYU males this year in addition to the many exciting moments derived from it by the largely feminine audiences. Lower left — Clarence Robinson, long striding Intramural Director, looks out of place with a javelin in his hand. Upper left — A basketball Slugfest entertains halftime audiences at one of BYU s conference basketball games. Upper right — Outgoing basketball coach Floyd Millet re- ceives a going-away present from the BYU student body. Lower right ■— Referee Dave Chadwick supervises a light- weight boxing match at the Smokeless Smoker. MErS ISTRAMDRAIS 310 WOMES ilTRiPRlLS LEONA HOLBROOK Head of the Women s I ' tiysUol Ldiuatioti Dcpt. MARY BETH BENSON Acting Head oj the Women s P iysircii Ed. )epl. riiese lour vivarious. cluir ' Piiinfi tiiul iril lui iii lii women MdNc hcen It ' aders ol I lit ' t ' irls wlullicr il was to play hall, to howl, or to swiu). llicir assistance was always clieerfully given. CYNTHIA COWAN Director oj Intramurals. LORRAINE LINDE President of the Women s Intramural Council. 312 Women ' s Irilramura! Council . . . These are the girls tli.il planned and carried out an active women ' s athletic program throughout the year. They are as follows: (hack row) Geniel Thornton. LamyrI Boyack (front row) Ethel Young. I. nana Rushlon. Lorraine Ijnde and Shirley • llen. Not in pit ture— Hilen Reimschiissel and l.aRae Denning. Managers . . girls that assisted wilh ,uious intranniral toui nainents. under their leadership and effort wire planned many line games which proved to l)e su(cesslid. Thev are as lollows; Leah Hacking, f oro- ihy McMullen, ' an y Taylor. Janet Komney. Mariivn P -lly. Ethel Young. Kaye Ridi.irds and ,loy e Wood. Not pid nred— I aRae Den- ning. MyrI Lindsay. Nanty Sakamoto and Dorothy C ' rottlredson. 313 I liru slilf jmixlilion. llicsc fjirls came oul on lop in I lie Indt-pcnclfnt Vollcybiill I oiirn,imcnl. Tliey arc Ra- mona Adams. Mariam Saff ' ry, Dor- olliy McMullcn. I cali Harking, and CienicI Tlionilor). Tlie V ' alkxrics look lop lionors in lli - Social Unit N ' ollcyhall Toiirnamcnl witli lilllc IiohIjIc. The nifinbers arc as follows: Willicl Enos. Elhcl Youne. f liyllis Huflifs. Clare Ciowcrs. Frames Cioodness. Cdadys Kenoiio. An oxciling game is in progress between Valkyries and Fidelas. 314 Dow II I lie allcNS [ ' ln ' well aimed balls. Willi llii ' determiniilion of Miikie Tesli(li atitl tlliel oiinu to make a strlKe. lliey aidet tlie alkyries toward a i tory in I lie bowling tourney 1 ' ' s sure lo make .1 strike. Faxc Richards sliows now slie helped lh ' Psi Cha|)ler of l.amba Delta Sigma take top honors in the howling lournew The above group, i.eah Hacking, M,ir la obs. Geniel Thornton and l.aRae Denning look lop honors in the Independent Bowling loiirnes. Foul Pitch . , At the loul line is hoi shot Dol . | . lull.ii led her teams in the independent tourney and also Fidelas in I he Social Unit Tourney lo victory. Looking on are Cieniel Thornlon. I.eah Hacking and Ramona Adams. . 15 rill ' Social L ' nil taking top lienors in tlic basket- Lcill tourney are the N ' alkyries. they consisted of Ruhy English. Gladys Kenolio. Donna Ricks, f ran- ees Goodness. Ph llis Hughes and Ethel oung. The independent group to take top honors in basketball are Ramona Adams. Dorothy Gottfred- son. Mariam Saffery. Dorrothy McMullen. Genie! Thornton. I.eah Hacking and MariUii Woodward. An exciting battele between two independer teams, or could this be a creative dance class. 316 A suing al the bird and over I lit- net it Hies. A gam.- tliat takes a keen eye and c)ui( l coordinalion. Two pins. ed. students sliowing the tediniques of tlie game. Marjorie Barns, with little dilli cult , look the top honors in the Pogo Stick Jumping 1 ournarent. I ' ing Cong ... A game that lakes much qui( k lliinkirig and coordi- nation. Above is an exciting match between two pliys. ed. students siiowlng the fundamentals of he game. 317 Ill I lie rpspecti f IntramiTral Ski Meet. Mari- I) P ' ll . Mickie Teslich and Joyce Wood took lop honors. The ski team that took manv lop honors are Mimi Cliristenson. Lorraine Linde and Lois Peter- I sliot an arrow into llic air I aimed al the bulls-eye but il lit o er there. Jenn Hoops. Barney Shrive. Zaiia Seabury and Elaine Lngslrom giving a demonstration on the skill ol this sport. 318 M« She s out — tlie umpire hollers as the ball is thrown to home plate ana an ensuing haltle loiiows of whether she was safe or really too late. Softball is a sport that provides much invigoratioii. Nancy Brockbank. a very laleiiled swimmer, (oming out of a jacknife. Mrs. Benson leachinc the lundamentals of swimming to a heyiiiniiig class of prospec- tive swimmers. 319 mm i M S DEAN HANSEN .... president of Associated Men Students .... sought more activity for all campus men .... private travel bureau .... a good fellow .... Blue Key and Brigadier. CHRISTOPHER LEE COL- STON .... secretary .... Chris .... quiet and reser- ved .... carried his part of AMS load . . . Vai Hyric. RALPH BENSON .... enterprising vice-president . . . . top notch debater and debate co-manager .... effi- cient .... Blue Key and Brigadier. mmi Fron! row. left to rigKt: Eddie Etezad. Howard Hurst, Dean Hansen, Ralpli Benson. Jerry Jorgensen. Al DeV ' ilo. Back row: Tom Kekaula, Jonn Mun- son. LcRoy K. Jones. Al Han- sen. Bob Nugent, and Kay Randall. 322 LORRAINE RUSSELL, back row left .... likeable secretary Johnny on the spot when things needed to be done .... Cesta Tie. JOAN AUSTIN . . . vice president . . . the inimitable Jordy .... high aims and wholehearted effort .... reorganized block system .... Val Norm. NOR L N MANNING GOODWIN, seated social chairman .... chief cook and bottle washer for husband Glen .... elementary teaching future .... Aha Mitra. LYNN W ' . RNER . . . president .... initiated vaude- ville to replace co-ed ball .... teacher in phys. ed . . . easy going Fidelas. Front row . lell to riglit: Pat Yager. NIarcrne Camp. Luanna Rushton. Jean Davis, Sylvia Patterson. Back row: Phyllis Hughes, Shirley Allen, June Adams, Janice Jensen, Jean Ho- ward, LaMarl Boyac . f% i w s jO ' V n . -- 323 National honorary eadership fraternity for upperclassmen has always been the mov- ing force behind pro- jects of special merit. This year the keys fur- thered friendly rela- tions with Utah State by establishing the wheel as a victory symbol. Key commit- tees aided the union building fund by sponsoring symphony programs, put out the student handbook fall quarter, and shared in the campaign to intro- duce an honor system. 324 irifitfj Jess R. Rusiiniiin President oyA W„o,lfi,l,l Ken pHic Bruce Hilton Ralpti Beiisun Vice Presiavnt Conrad Judd Max C. Golighlly Wayne S. J ' erguson Sid Noble Ken Sansom Keitli Fillmore w u i H vr -iv ' ■■ ■ •- ' - 325 WHITE U ....founded 193 Senior women s honorary with mem- bership consisting of women outstanding in scholarship, abihty. and service. Contrib- uted heavily to im- proving campus life in all of its aspects. White Keys tradition- ally lead the home- coming parade. Pub- lishing and distribut- ng the student direc- tories entailed hours of proofreading copy. 326 W liilc K( spoiisoinl I lie CoiiCcTcllc ' S. f ' oriii (ilioiis planned on a lil.K kno.ird etc ill ex (•( lllcci on I lie licKl. Slri( iK ( l.iss w.is I 111- W ' liilc Kc l.isliion -.liow inauguraU ' d lliis sprint!. v- feSr f .. ' K -? . J ' i 327 muiu Bonnie Hansen Jean Howard AW ' S Represenlaliie Wanda Loe Carole Cordner .loan Dickson Cliarlolle Cannon Secretary -Treasurer 1 ina Lou Daniels Mi oki K n lii Norene Woodland Leiia Clirislianscn Colleen Clark Dorotliy Ciroe l e k Jrsx.ll I ' r.iii.l ' l ' in Car..l lir.ind Sliarei ' W ' esloser Berdine Kiltnson ' iola loliansen Keporfer lean iioniney K,,.- Mona K.rkl.a, Barl.ara Winkler PresitlenI Betli Niiilli Aane- W, il.ell 328 ■ A service organization for Sophomore girls. Membership may include Fresliman girls ol ench spring (luarter who have oiitslandliie qualifica- tions in scholarship, participation in school activi- ties, and interest in the school allairs. Works with other service oreanizations on the lampus. I)n„„ B,ll, BI.KJrs l iM.i M.K I liorninn ll.lon ( ' lv lc l,tnkc . l lx)H S„llv K„kl„„„ ( loriii Stiiiip- ' on Marilyn ( lirivlcn-ic lanirc Larl B..rl)ara Hall Louis B.-.k Ramon. 1 McClurr I ' atri.ii rr c l alri.ia IaMMl l_),i n li( nnion I jllian N liii)pfr M.irian I ' liscn R..M r. I ' lnllip. Dorotliy ( rannuT Knilr IVinU Carol I ' .Ult.T ( M-nicI i litirnl ' in . rL i 329 UTERCflllElillTLllKJHTS ....foiiiiil(sl 1941 National under- classman ' s service fra- ternity whose member- ship is based on ac- tivity and scholarship. Responsible for the lighting of the Y on the mountain and a brand of go getters in all functions. James Rasband Dick Doniinqucz Myron Walker Clancellor of Exchequer Steve Van Wagenen Garth Ailred Junior Garlick Harold Williams Bill Hanson Paul Gardner Don Driggs Bob Froelicli 330 King Winter won I. K. s first place in tne snow modeling contest. Their liome- coming float spoke for itself. ■ mMTs ■ 331 IITERCOLLEpTi KIMTS C. Richard Pusey Douglas Nicnoles Dean Harrison John Tliompson James M, Paramore Kenneln Perry Merrill Bradshaw Reporter Gordon Waring Chapter Expansion Chair. 1 oni Kekaula Maynard Gunther Jennings Byrd Jonn Muaina FranK Daly Clifford Kekauoha I.K. ' s rang the bell for basketball victories and with Y.C. ' s co- sponsored Hello week and the extensive Y Belle activities. I 332 333 ALTA MIPA . . . . fonnded m Alta Mitra seeks to promote closer friena- ship. cultural oppor- tunity, and wholesome activity for all mem- bers. Tney are especi- ally known for the competition I hey pre- sent in athletic con- tests. The A. M. home- coming float and the committee who arran- Bclty Jean rlouslon Sliirlcy Allen 4 ' S Representative Nan Kcisey Lean HacKing Loraici Holland JoAnn Demke I!lizabetfi Moody Secretary Gloria Asher Marjorio Barnes Kathleen Pliillips Reporter Louise W ' ilcox Carnia Rasniusscn Wice President Carol Moody Marilyn Pelly President Beverly Brady Laurel Johnson ionc Hilton Glenda Cropper Bronwyn Rcdford Helen Ger vin 334 Prcxy Marilyn PcUy nntl Lcali Hacking were among top skiers. Pnl KoycM Mary Lou Ncclcy Sarali Collon Jackie Briggs Sergeant at arms TA MITRA ' mn ' s fc. ■ ' ' ■•i-. ' - t mmum mn council Organized soiial life on (iimpus was sonicwliat upset when llic freshmen moratorium, prohibiting the rushinti of freshmen, was declared fall rpiarter. Enacted in hopes of securing a more adequate Noii.d program lor liie growing student bod)-, it was lifted spring quarter. The Inler-social Unit Council, consisting of a represent alive from each unit and Lambda Delt helped govern social activity. 335 unded 1917 KennelK Bateman Dick Brower Kent Taylor Bob Zabriskie Robert Gates Originally called the Gold Brickers . Brick- ers are tKe oldest men s unit on campus. Good times with good fellows was the unit s primary objective From the Bric- ker ranks came an editor, prom chairman and che- er leaders. Assume the Angle is the official welcome to new men. The Bricker football team held its own in intramurals. x- ' ' xM ' - 336 Girls and food added to both formal and in- formal parties. •nr 337 nnm Goals performed various antics at the annual Bricker-O. S. goat banquet. A certain well known building was cotispicuous by it s ab- sence from Bricker  lomecoming float. 338 rhe annual fall quar- Ifr Bowery [Jrawl fea- tures a wide variety of coslume creations. IGilDIERS 339 . founded The boys in the loud orange and black sweaters were noted this year for holding down a major part of the school s executive positions. Two s t u- dent body officers, two A.M.S officers. Blue Key President, and Banyan editor were all Brigs. The Brig symbol and the men who led in keeping it in the fore- ground this year. 340 Max Conley W ' illiani Clyde Moullon KritK Stephens I loycl Muiilton Socio Cnairmari Norman ll. Hyatt Ken Mott Bob Wliittaker Jim Llison Dave horsytli Eugene Harvey Bruce Hilton Reporter J. Ralpn Woocl Don Sprouse Nick Ludlow Bob Abbott Russell Mickclson Bob Lynn Jed Critcbelt Howard Johnson Joseph M. Aguirre Fun and fellowship underlie Brig doings. One of the couples who enjoyed the Win- ter quarter Formal dinner-dance. 341 1928 All I want my friend to be that I would be to ber and more ' is the Cesta molto and friendliness generally characterizes the mem- bers. Cesta boosted many active in cam- pus capacities from A. W.S. and class offi- cers to opera leads. Cestas are known as a musically talented group and may be spotted by their bright yellow jackets. Left: Cestas and dates partied often. 342 Striking was t h e Golden Cesta home- coming float. 343 Everyone took a turn on a committee for a unit function. 344 Susie Hunsakor Belly Carlcr Jaync Slonc Iris Austin Nina Kimball Helen Jones Lee Udall Joyce Murray Dorolliy McMullin Leona Heywood . This barber shop quartet represents Fi- delas in the A. V. S. vaudeville show. FIDELilS 345 FIDGLAS ' Sisterhood, socia- bility, and service are the goals of Fidelas girls who wear the gray sweaters with the maple leaf emblem. A. W.S. president Lynn Warner was a promi- nent member. A slumberless slum- ber party introduced rushees to the unit while, below, a couple of the girls plan one of their many activities. 346 From rushee to act- ive member by way of final pledging and ad- ding your name to the book. 347 GlMMl Till ....founded 1946 Don H. Petersen Gary By tee Frank Wolvcrton Earl Garfield Dave W ' eiser Bruce Brockbank Keitn F. Scoville Lee Cox LeRoy K. Jones Vice President Albert Hedquisl Don Markenson Ernie Webb Al Halley W ilmer Lee TKcIl Naegle Wilford . Hansen James Bryant Treasurer Boyd Drennan Increased and well rounded social life for members is the declared purpose of Gamma Tau. Oamms. vrio welcome out of state men especi- ally, held the soph class presidency and chair- manship of many functi- ons including the Snow Carnival. Their many parties ranged from for- mal dinner dances to in- formal skating and beach parties. Pledges go through much rough stuff on pledge night. 348 A very special diet is arranged for the evening. Louis Brossard Dean Johnson L. Charles Larson Secretary Farrell Brown Robert G. Cameron BoL Anderson President Stanley A. Hall Dick MagleLy Ma;t D. Nelson Bob Parsell Ariel Williams Bob Mercer Earl Garfield Fred Schow Dean Rigby Dora! Kemper Eddie Edwards Don Peterson M 349 KHGHT TEI|PLi|RS • • • • founded 1949 Templars was the men ' s addition to cam- pus social life this year. With Jim Hi and a host of ambiti- ous freshmen they soon made themselves known as a politically and socially active group. Fellowship, cooperation and broth- erhood are Templars ' basic principles. Winter quarter ple- dges carried their sword like paddles with pride. .350 Coy Mullen Evelyn Barker Corky Nowolny Mar) ' Ann Murdoik Elaine Hart The Nautilus float. Build Thee More Slate ly Mansions. which placed second in the annual homecoming pa- rade. Above, the big night af- ter many hours of prac- tice for the Song Fest. MUTILUS 351 IIUTILUS ....founded 1920 Real friendship, lots of fun. and support of all scliool activities are the goals of Nautilus. NL s produced the White Key president, several class officers and the snow queen. Most worth-while pro- ject is the presentation of a year s scholarship to the outstanding freshman girl scholas- tically at the spring awards assembly. Left, a need for more buckets. 352 Brtrbiira l rnnclt Mnrilyn Miilon Vcria Lou Sinilh Sally Kirklitiiii Janite Hilton Aobotl Elaine Eyring Eunice Harmon Rosannc Session Mcrrilyn Hiinnon Helen Jeanne Jones Beth Martin 7 reasurer Ruth Pruilt Colleen Callister Vice President Alma Snow Grace Lindsay President Elayne Paxnian Nan Stapp ReporltT ' Historian Dorothy Groesneck Gloria Jacobs Hemiine Eckersley Sporls at the can- )on fiome wKere NL s r spent a weekena. gr ' . 353 fonnded 1919 O. S. Trovata. meaning eight nappy sisters has long been ranious for its ncauties. O.S. ' s point tliis year to Banyan Queen, Donna Jean SoutnwicK, as a typical mem- Der. Besides the usual invi- tational and formal dinner dance. O.S. have an annual scholarship nanqucl honoring members with high scholastic averages. O.S. s share their annual goat diruier with Brickers. Below, box lunches on Ine Smith lawn made good spring quarter rush parties. 354 A candlelight seren- ade to girls who sign- ed bids. O.S. and prospective O.S. enjoy the sun. I .ou I -ukf Rogers Kallirrinc Miller CZarol I ' uxiiiun Carol WVslbiTg Marum Mullet Jciin Ruiiincy Secretary Alcnr Rcdtt Barbura Clark Darlenc Opcnsliaw Claire Stoddard 355 S TROUTA At left more O S. cuties in cottons. Loc- al color decorated this October barn dance at bottom, while top. the more formal O. S. invitational held win- ter quarter. Maxine Pinegar Nancy Wilson RutK MacDonald President Leah Taylor Shirley Lamoreaux Mary Jewell Goales ' if m i -Tir K MHI u Em i . «i ' 1 tdti V i 356 Tausigs and Brick- ers battle it out during annual Bury t K e Hatchet proceedings. [(, ' Joe Weight President. Fall Quart Robert Turner Michael A. Mnhohs Roy Sinpp Ralph Hanson John Morrey Lawrence McKee Russell Hull Dan KinihuII Hehcr Hall Jim Rawlings Joel Johnson Rohcrt Mower Joe Crammer Kent Miner Athletic Manager Reed Johnson Keith Dickson Richard Sumsion Bob Bohman Owen Heningcr Secretary LeRoy Porter Burton (Ted) Hansen •ll - TMSiG 357 TiUSIG 1 9m e d 1920 Another of the old- er men ' s units, Tau- sigs this year came out with everything from football players, and a orchestra leader. Sophomore Loan Fund Ball chairman and the senior class president. The big three in T a u s i g invitational planning. Another antic of Bury the Hatchet time. 358 ( Q TO RllOIS ....founded 1949 Marilyn Martin Carolyn Blair President Lila McDonald Merri Sorcnsen Bc crly Nalder Snirley aniass Treasurer Barbara Robison Carina cIcJong Vice President Betly I ' orter Joanne Eliason Lois Larch JacKic Nealh Alice Brady Louise Hcningcr Maralyn Ballif Yolanda Parry Gay Pelers Barbara Burrows Sally Maglcby Dorothy Anderson r Iary Lois Bolingbroke Louise Halcn Marilyn I urley Secretary Iris Bigler Grace Jones Lucilc Galcnby Frcida Davis With the motto we seek lor beauty in all things , and led by dynamic Carolyn Blair, lokalon came lo campus winter quarter. Within a quarter they had a win in the A.W.S. vaudeville show and a Y Belle finalist to their credit. Com- posed largely of freshmen. T. K. ' s was quickly recognized for talent and leader- ship. 360 Still in the process ot getting themselves established — 1 rilons carried on an active schedule this year. Brooklyn Bob Nu- gent Fieaded the group Pledges take their oath. TRITOIS founded 194$ 361 The four S ' s— socia- bility, scholarship, ser- vice, and sportsman- ship guide the activi- ties of Val Hyrics. V. H. ' s were found active in intramurals, the ju- nior class presidency, and the Banyan staff. The annual invita- tional Valhalla fea- tures a tasty smorgas- Doard. V.H. s have the reputation of be- ing the best fed unit on campus. 362 363 HL HIRIC Winter quarter pleg- ges begged alms for their injured basket- ball player. Be verly Knowhon MyrI Lindsay Mickey ' leslicli Socio Chairman Jo Anne Nelson Rutli Warner Frances Toms Emia Hale Clair Ciowcrs President Ina Mny Collier Secretary W ' illiet Ifnos Vice President Myrlee Smitk Donna Rex Ethel Young Athletic Director Jane Morrill Virginia Boolk Val Larie Preece Clarece Rutler Rnoaa Lewis Rosella Compton Tops in athletics from bowling to bas- ketbalUlhal ' s Valky- HLKYRIE 365 niKYRIE . . . . fonnded 1947 From its start as an honorary for returned service women, a cou- ple of years ago. Val- kyrie has grown to a regular, full fledged social unit. Pledging is fortnal. Goats get the reg- ular workout. A formal dance is an annual affair. 366 Basketball skills. Performers on the Valkyrie assembly. Valkyries are easily distinguished by their sweaters. 367 flL UM ....founded 1927 Carol Brown Pat Unget Do Clark June Adams AWS Represenlalive Pat Bicltmore Bonnie ErcanoracK Mildred Miller Secretary Carol Hansen Marilyn Mooney Jewel Framplon Reporter Claire Dyreng Barbara Cooper Joan Austin Treasurer Belh SmitK She flies with her own wings is the Val Norn motto and V.N. members flew high in many activities. A student body secre- tary, A.W.S. officer, Y.C. president, three class officers. t h e homecoming queen, and first Y Belle were claimed by Val Norn. Bev Gibbons and the invitational Com- mittee carried out the Legend of Timpanog- os in decorations and program. The V. N. float in a past homecoming parade. m ' N 368 369 She s lovely, she s engaged, she s a V.N. 370 A Vike ' s desk— with his Viking paddle and picture of his Viking Sweetheart. Above, the Viking shield lights the way to a official functions. flKIIGS 371 nKII(Jl..--fflnnile(l 1928 A well rounded combination of ath- letes, preferred men, musicians, and other campus men comprise the Viking member- ship. I K Duke, Dal- ian Clark, was a Vike. Parties and school participation kept Vikes busy. The Viking snoNv model looked good enough to eat. ' -• : t . « (- r Morris Hainsworlli Bart KenJell Frank Jansen Eldon Gunter Bob BoyacK Dalian Clark Glenn Ekiund Secretary Dale McAllister Keith Deeds Jack Knell Don Wood Bruce Dyer 372 Above, llie back ground for tbe annual Jiggs party, a novelty costume affair. A t right: a new Viking awaits the velvet touch . LlMBDil DELTA mu Sterling Mason Treosurer Mr. anJ Mrs. Alnia Burton Advisor Wayne Ferguson President Bill IngalU Vice President lone Lewis Secretary. Fall Qtuwler 374 EXEdiiTiiE mmu Marie Kirkharn President ... founded 19.] _fl l H ■ r ■ ' n r |CH r ■ Ih i I — k[ t i jLi r Q 9 .4 Nellie Sweden Secretary Bernice Kunkel Vice President r. Mrs. William E. BerrcH Sponsors L. D. S. Sweetheart Harriet Robinson reigns supreme surrounded by aspirants to the throne Pat Romney, Charlotte Cannon, Lillian Schipper. Audra Moss. Lorry Smith, and Betty West. 375 All work and no play will never make Lambda Delts dull people. Tliey play plenty with skating parlies, in formal and formal dances, a spring roundup and can- yon party. Tin ' s saga of diivalry amused one general session. The Lambda Dell all day Snow Carnival at Utah Lake was fun for all. 376 UPHi CHHTER Clifford KekauoHa Tom Kekaula Dale Buschke Curtis Knignl Lamar Lund Vice President Robert Clark Treasurer Bill Ingalls Grant Burgon Carl Mellor Eugene Tiawell Paul Barton Herbert Morris Key L. Wiser Max JoKns Reporter Neil Farr Secretary Rex Losee Sam Medlyn A. J. Carpenter William r. Romney Presid ent Harlo Mortenscn Atmetic Manager Calvin Wilcox Sterling Mason 577 BETA CHAPTER ilmer Lee Jack Jenkins Yice President John Noble Edwartl Marshall Athletic yjanager Lewis Juad William H. Taylor Secretary Fred Clarke Dick Blinl Reporter L. Con Taylor Mark E. Oldlian. Francis LeBaron Don Schacfcr Treasurer Bruce D. Barrett Andrew Easton President Don W ' adswortli Ray Huffakcr KcitK Jensen— Alpha James B. Collyer Burtis Robertson— Gamma Richard K. Bevan Grant Rowley— Gamma Mollis Scott— Gamma Maynard Russon— Gamma Leroy Gunnell— Gamma Ralpk Bateman— Gamma Floyd Dixon— Gamma Leo C. Pendleton- Gamma Meivin Whipple— Gamma Gale Hammond — Gamma Max J. Cope— Delta Raymond Brinkman— Delta Clinton Odell-Delta Floyd Moon— Delta Arlin Glines— Gamma 378 CHI CHAPTER Donnelte Slringham Reporfer DorotKy Broulin President Beverly Ure FrcJora Fuller Jean Slack Alcne Slringham Secretary Mary Moore Helen Moss Elaine Dangerfield Barbara Grant Iri Jen- cn Vice PresiJenl Ar a Lue Morlensen Ann Sniitli Rae Nelson Treasurer Fern Wlieclcr Carol Morl y Louise Ncilson Nona Dutson Pl.yiiis Allen Joyce Murpliy 379 DELTil CHilPTER Norman Wright Lloyd Anderson Vice President Jay Merrill Treasurer Eldon Puisiplier Orvin J. Springthorpe Ken Kcat Howard Greaves Presidenf Bruce Wasden John Frctwell Mihon D. Christenscn Carl Wilcox Merhn Sorcnsen G ?rald Cannon Don Jensen Parley Belnap Dale Hunt Fenton Pulsipher Charles Muhleslein Grant Howard Athletic Manager Fcrgu ayne rcrguson W ' illiani Brace Secretary 380 yiHIHl CHAPTER Carlylc Gay George Kawasaki Nyle Cox West C. Haiiiniond President Joel Rirliarcls Rac Lindscy Charles K. Anderson Junior Hitks Kcitii Miclgley Jonn Green Merrill Gunnel! Lynn ayne Hansen Secreiary Boyd Goodritli rrcdsiirer Dwain Cliapinan Paul Comer Donald Micken Harold LaMunyon Kent S. Anderson 381 II] CHAPTER Barbara and KcnnetK Jones Lueen and Charles Kamauona Laurenc and Earl Brunner L ' ncva and Dilts Workntan Reporter Audra and Joel Moss President Lila and Glen Tolnian Irela and Leslie Wlieclcr LaDcnc and Galcn Winsor Eva and Walter ReiniscliiisscI Vice President Polly and Scott Kiesler Secretary Treasurer 1 Rutli and Blaine asden 382 nm mnu Lcona Guthrie Adclc Mardi.int Jean Einicrson Rula Jane Wells Vice President Joy I vie Raola Hill Euridice 1 urano KatiiO ' n Aslicraft Bonnie Christenscn Secretary Bernice Bullork Verna Wardle Elaine Pugniirc Harriet Robinson Peggy Haglunci Margene Nelson Presiaent Elmo Jones Phyllis Ellitoll Luelnia Broclcrick Evada Ormc Treasurer Pliyllis Wardle Reporter Dotina Jean WVIjIj J I.i7cl Dawn i caiii Ernia Clark Lou Narraniore P.iul.n.- ' n.Nlur M.iry I.ou Nrflcy lionnir 1 urncr Norma Sinilli Aiiiletic J laiKUivr 383 PHI (IHIPTER Janice Jenson Kutli Scliipper Jean McKell Martha Pcltijolin Secretary Juno Leo Merrill Agnes W ' eibell V ivian Scltippcr Lillian Scliipper Reporter Carmen L ' rsenLatk Sliirley Mortcnscn Helen oung Jrenc Malson Atnlelic Manager W ilnia Mcndcnliall Bernico Kunkcl Ann Hansen J. Kay ilcUlicr Joyce Bowen Martha Parry Ethel Grifhn Jeanne Olsen Marie Hasleni 384 PHI mnu Gloria Jensen Patricia Ellis Marie Dean Vesta Ann Ball Grace Hulcliings Ro ' io Elisc Lund Darlcnc Lunci Susie liitney Mable i aulscn Annr i i-arcc Knic! Cril.l.iiL-ld Ircnr HowclU Lil,. BriMilcy Elaine Howlcit BctK Brown Inga Plass Norma Rac Lyons Vic W ' liitc Helen Erickson Voola Vaim Lc ic Joscpliinc oung President 385 PSI CHAPTER Ilsllior Stringfcllow li., AUilinum Alzina Mac T liornloti Naonc Milson Phyllis FarLcr Lriimii Lou Cli.mtrcll lone Lewis Arlcnc Jones Lilia Clirislianscn Secretary Nancy Wells Treasurer V ' cnia lean l.ricKson Glcncia Williaius Lllcn Jean F iric Bclty Jean Hirsclii Yice President Mona Rulfe Barbara HigGinKofli.un Donna Mae Blocker Martlia Maag Fay Ritliards Florcnro Sweelon Nellie Sweetun Lrnia ElJredge Carol Bean Betly West Bessie Barlliolonicw Dora Gull Inscpliine agstafl LaKae Burf un President Marie Hardy 386 Till] CHAPTER LaRae OUesen Elaine Eastman Iris Atkinson I ulli Goulding Shirley Huber Falrictn Havens Ktliel GriHin Vice President LaKcc HolljrooK Mary Moore President LaRuc Holl.rook Peggy Bcal Reporter i TH ia Konmcy Helen R. Cloridge Anne Hcyrcnd Trpastirer Neola Peterson Colleen Rawson . iJ.iine Orinc M,.rip ilaslatu Secretory CotislarKC Decker ( lUiina Dcspain Norma Despain Jean Stoi k ( )riiia ( .lyle Looslic Jletly le.in Porlcr lielly ( arni.uk Marie Sal.in ii  rf)ara Harries M.irparet SImpe Raiiiona I larrison 387 llPSILfll CHAPTER Donn t Icnn ' onc S lvio I Ttlcrson Prcsiacnt I Inr.i C liri li.in cti CfillffM C liri lcnsen 1,11, nn Merrill C r  cc Millard Reporter M,.rv i:lla Jordan liinorly Wliilc l i kcr loan Auslin Lrali Scorcsby Carol L. Pitflicr Joytc Ann Cailbraitli Bonnie Russell Janice Jensen ' ice President Marian Ballantync Cliarlolle Cannon Gladys Johnson M.irg.ird Itcclrr Di ris Lnandcr Marian Brinil.all LaMyrIc Boyack Claire Dyreng Violet Loncasler . ,n M. Dodge - Cl.i liarbara Jcan ' I nylor — Clii Cnileen M. Soren ' -en — Clii N.Mline MiUl.ell - Cl.i 388 IIPSILON CHAPTER liilccn Scliippcr Luclccn I rcsli V ' .id.i Joniison Mil oc Larson Li II Maning C.r.l J. Clark M.ir-.ircl Packer iNaili ' rn Cluff Alhlelic Manager Donn.i Anniodt JovM- Parson Maryarcl Ir inc Pauline Dyreng Margaret Barlnw M rilyn I lionipson A.I. lie Ci.ryst l .nine Olsen SecrcUiry-Trcasurer Shirley M. Call Viola Jolianscn W ' amla Randall Marilyn Jensen Lila Stu.ki - Pl.i Sliirley lox — Omega Kaliiarine Allen Carolyn Blair Marian Andrew — Plii Lenora Bulikofer Marie Kirkliani — Plii r. Ll ' Jl P-:- mi . i M 389 Sitting. left to right: Carl R. McFarland. Lloyd E. Webster. Richard Moody. A ' ayne Weech. Joseph P. Hancock. Gene Shumway, Ken- neth M. Flake, Lee LUall. Joseph M. Day. Second row: Guy Ray. Jo LMall. Beverly Gibbons. Earl L. Smith. Sue Whiting. Elaine Eng- stroni. Joye Larson. Zaiia Seabury, Donna Gibbons. Rulon Karlchner. Reed Hall. Back row: R. Neal Richards. Leon Ballard, Bessie Brown, Nelson Webster. Nina Ruth Kimball, Joyce Reber, Kalo Anderson, Leo C. Peterson. Dayle Thomas, Richard Dominguez. Glynn Despain, D. Keith Tucker. Patricia Flake, June Galbraith. Christine . nderson, James Wiltbank, Roy Smith. Steve Sherwood ilRIZOIil CLUB Silling, left to right: Ruel Randall, Doyle S. Hansen, LaDonna Lunt. Joyce Welker, LaVieve Thomas, Connie Detkcr, Monita Turley. Don Janson. James Walser. Second row: Betty Jo Petersen, Norma Rae I anner, Marilyn Hoopes. Leona He -wood, Reva Janson. Elaine Greer, Sylvia Farr, Evelyn Flake. Marilyn Turley. Back row: Jack Woolcy. Herbert Petersen, Billie Openshaw. Margie Gay Drigg=. Benton Mosley, Margaret Alexander. Julienne Jennings, Lyman Shreeve. Ted Plumb, L eland Smith, Farrel Brown, Joyce Galbraith, Darlene Price. NaDeen Cluff. 390 First row. left lo riglil: Kenny Pocock. Marcus Sigrnon. San Doxcy, Vice President; Don Driggs, President; Barliara Reinscfi, Secretary- Treasurer; Keitn TucKer. Jean Livingston, Gene Jensen. Lewis Judd. Second row: Beverly Agnew, Elizabeth Martini, Barbara Pearson, Sally Maglehy. JoAnn Petersen. Mar ' Pratt, Barbara Jean Driggs. DuVello Hanson, Robert Clark. Third row: Ncola Peterson. Bonnie Greenali. Cdoria Jacobs. Helen J. Kra«e. Denton Porter, Bob (lallagner, Don Fislier, Boyd G. Drennan, George V. Sorenscn. .Shirley Bralt, Barbara Jones, Rosanne Sessions. ULIFORNIA OLIIB First row. left to right: Van MacCabe, Dick K. Bevan. Marilyn NIacDonald. Boyd Drennan. Barbara Jean Driggs. George Sorenscn, Helen Kragc. Jerry L. Jorgensen. Second row: Marjean Haddock, Mathalyn X ' el Atwood. Helen Johnson, Joan Stoddard, Suzzanne Fiske. Joanne Faragher. Ruth Anderson, Gloria Jacobs. Vernell Torgersen, CtiroKn Johnson. Third row: Derwood B. Coleman, Gordon Owen. Bud Bohncv Kendall Price. Robert Clark. Dale H. Buschke. Curtis Knight. Don Driggs. Earl Clark. Samuel Medlyn, Richard Ptielps. Steve Van W ' agenen, W ' ilmer Lee. Les Williams. 391 First row, left to right: Ar- lin Glines, Cliff Peterson, Rita LcBaron. Lowell Horla- cner. W jnton Brooks. Sec- onn row: Pal Green. Bever- ly Knowlton. Margaret Brad- snaw. Julie Johnson. Carol Pitcher, John RedH. Third row : Carmen Ursenhach, Wilma Hansen. Ann Han- sen. Gordon Thihault. Har- old I anner. Joseph B. Kee- ler. Kntherine Allen. Lovina Keeler, Barnara Ririe. CAMDIM tlllB First row, left to right: Ai- villa Smith. Nornin Bullock, Donna Blades. Second row: Grant Sahey. Laurrno Shaw. Iris Gowin. Louieno Henin- ger. Viola Johansen, Calvin Bradley. 1 Kird row: Prof- essor John W. Payne, Bob Mercer, Keith Francis, Gor- don Harris, Hermine Briggs, Lois Fairhanks, P h y 1 I i p Redd, 392 OFFICERS Left lo riglit, front row: Vosta Ann Boll, reporter: Vern H. Jen- sen, sponsor; Carolyn Watson, presiuenl, social cnainnan. Bat k row: Bcvan Haycock, viccpresi- (Icnl : Bon Abbott, presi lont : Ken Moll, social cnairnian. umm am First row. left to riglit: Carolyn Walson, JeraMean Cmynion, Lc- ona Gutnrio. Second row: Betty Jo Anderson. Sliiriey Rulb Mor- tcnscn, Janice Hilton Abbolt, Vesta Ann Bali. Irene M. Geor- ges. B ?tly Jane Johnson. Baik row; Clieryl Brown. Josepn L. Sliawcroft. Vern H. Jensen. Mel- vin A. Ball. Bob W. Abbott. Richard Anderson, Ken Molt, Bcvan laycock, and Glenna At derson. 393 OFFICERS Sitting, loh to right : Cloras Robinson, Secretary : Dean A. Peterson, Sponsor; Kenneth Keale. President. Standing : Wesley Holt, Social Ckaimian ; Donna Yardley, Social Chairman; Don Homer, Athletic Mgr. DIXIE CLI]B First row, left to right: Bob Keate. Elaine Short, Pearl Cox, Emma Little, Walter Bolts. Second row: Cloras RoDinson. Catherine Wood- Dur ' , Lauretl BrooKshy, Enid McArthur, Dorothy Lang- slon, Grace Guymon, Shar- lene Snow, Donna Yardley. Third row: W esley Holt, Loraine Wodbury. Vernon Short, Kenneth Keale, Dean A. Peterson, Sponsor: Vern Barney, Carl Brookshy, Don Homer, Don F. Schmutz, Darwin Reber. 394  EAT LIKES CLUB Front row, left to riglil: Allen J. Doty, Peggy L. Htiglund. Bonnie Lee Turnc r. Pauleen Homer. W. Ricli- jtra Pclerlein. Second row: Jean Williams, Ariel WilliaiiK. Ruth Hanies, Barbara Ann Kennedy, LeUoy K. (Jock) Jones. Leiia, Christian|scn, Miclinel A. Maliolias. Back row: Phyllis Ellicott. Norma Boam. Chester G. Lykins. John S. Way, ShayrrI Warner. Lenoir Hatfield, and Karl A. Steinaclccr. 395 HAWAIIAN CLUB First row: Robert I. Toniila, Eiiunnlinc Paclclion, Laurn Ma Goodness, Manioru Malsuniura. 1 oniiny KcKayla, Clifford Ke- Kauolia. Scprond row: Lcinaala J. Goodness. Frances Goodness. Alice Ucliida. Blossom K. Enos. Katlierinc KaneKoa, Jolin Mu- aina. Roland Alo. Third row: Miriam Saffcry. Lily Higa, Gladys Kondo, Masayo Ono, Nanly Sakmiiolo, Rowcna Kcaka, Lula Enos. HAWAIIAN CLUB OFFICERS First row: Gladys Kenolio. Vito-Prcsidcnl: Ahraliani T. Corkcll, Presi- dent; Mary Joyce K. Cockpit. Secretary. Second row: Frances Good- ness, Atlilclic Director; Tlinriias Kekaula, AlMctic Director; Miyoko Kocni, Reporter. HAWAIIilN CLVB iM. i 396 ' lay Day is Lei Day in Hawaii A I.ei Day music and danii- fostival was staged in (lie Smith Auditorium by tlie Hawaiian Club. Kay Coi- kelt. right, was crowned as queen of the program while the pictures below give a sampli ' i l I he songs, and dances which were presented. rlumeria flowers, crown flower, li leaves (from whi ri authentic hula skirts are made), were flown from ffawaii to make the event as real as possilile. 397 IDilUO UU OFFICERS Sitting, left to riglit: Marilyn Goddcs, Secretary; Lc- Roy Gunnoll. Alliletic Manager; Margaret Packer. Reporter. Standing: Jolin A. Green. President; Ruby McDonald. Treasurer: Charles Larsen. Vice President. First row. left to right: Carolyn TKompson, Geraldine Tovey, Cathryn Collrell, Geraldine Briggs, Dora MaugHan. Margaret Packer, Lillian Strong, John A. Green. Charles Larsen. Second row: LuAnn Manning, Phyllis Parkingson, Laura Ann Sealon, Faughn Montague, Ruby McDonald, Marilyn Geddes. LuDene Fresh. Joyce Wood. Colleen Wood. Lydean Yancey. Raymond Brinkmon, Audrey Sauer. Third row: Nona Dutson, Helen Moss, Neil Farr, Fern Wheeler. Jean Stock, Richard Pope, Lee Glenn, Kenneth McBride. Doruia Draney, Yvonne Lyons. Loa Bowen. LaRae Otlesen, Pauline Gines. Fourth row: JoAnn Groesheck. Pat Romney, Anna Marie Heyrend. Phyllis Holyoak. Leah Scores- hy. Eileen Pullman, Lila Stucki. Margaret Wheeler. Marianne Gessel. Elaine Turner, Jeanine Hansen. Beverly Packer. Fifth row: Dwain Chapman, Robert Horner. Seth W. Swann, Warren Russell, Robert Richins. Keith Critchfield. Thomas H. Clark, Elden Wood. Dale Turner. Leroy Gunnell. John Noble, Grant Pac4cer. 398 OFFICERS Left to riglit: Maureen Robins, social chairman; Dee Wright, president: Jo Ann Peterson, secretary-treas- urer; Darold What coil, vice-president. MiLLiRD an First row. left to right: Richard L. Dewsnup, JoAnn Peterson, Carole Kimball, Bruce Hilton, Clesse Hilton, DarolJ Whalcott, LaMar Twilch- ell. Second row: Madelyn Mathews, Shirley Monroe, Maureen Robins, Carol Moody, lone Hilton, Glenda Cropper, La Von Barney, Janet iimTord. Dec Wright. Back row: Boyd Wright, Glen Bushnell, Leigh Pratt, Darrcl T. Allred, Elwood Lovell, Eugene Holnian, Milton Theo- bald, Bruce Wasdcn. 399 OFFICERS Oliiccrs, silling Icll to riglil : Vivitin SLdippur. Vitc PrcsiJcnl; DpRay Eyro. Sorial ClKiirnian; Cindy Slcwarl. Srrrclar ' ; Mny- nartl Gunlrr. r rfsitlonl. OREIiON-MVADA CLUB First row: Vivian Schipper, DeRay Eyre, Geneva Call, Anila Call, Dorotny Anderson, Lola Smilh. Janet Pracejus, Lou Winegar, Geri Solomon, Robert Keate. Ruin Scnipper. Second row: Lois Petersen, Quincy Scnuenman, Morris Hainsworth, Francis Magleby, Eldon Gunter, Kenneth Keate, Mclvin R. Whipple, Marian Andrew, Jay Hainsworth. Lois Lynn Torgersen, Cindy Stewart. Third row: Lillian Schipper, L. Donald Long, Eileen Schipper, Hal Maglety. Vern Albright, Ted Marshall. Don Wadsworth. Lloyd George, Lorna Whitaker, Janice Earl, Maynard Gunter, Jamete Sill. 400 OFFICERS Left to right, Nasser Moaghar. Vice President ; Jerry Snow, Tpcnsurct; Eddie Elezad. President; Peggy Hagland, Secretary. num CULTURE flUB Silling, left to rigfit: CKarmaine Guthrie. Loda Jensen, Charlene Madsen, Maxine Claueline, Peggy Haglund, Beverly Bennett, Jerry Snow. Standing: Rex Johnson, Daniel Brown. Richard Rafatjah, Kay LeSueur, Eddie Etezad, Ferhad Ganjei, Fred Saleh, Nasser Movaghar. 401 OFFICERS Pirsl row: Dalmcll Adtox. Sixiiil Cliniriniin; Ruliy ( iiclisli, ProsidrnI; Sliirlcy Larson. Uoportpr. liatk row: Max Cridcr. Vice Prosidi-nt: lacquclyn Oglcsliy. Sctrrlary- 1 ron-iurrr: l dpar Aucoin. AllJclir Manager. SOOTHERS STITES CLUB First row, left to right: Jane Nickle. Joan Nickle, Jean Nickle, Shirley Larsen, lona Green. Iris Atkinson, Elva Price. Maxine Cordner. Second row: Dahnelle Adcox, Diane Witbeck. Barbara Robinson, Clarece Rutter, Joyce Bedenbaugh, Ruby English. Back row; Jennings Byrd, Ralph Hancock, Norman Johnson, Evcrelle Aldridge, Edgar Aucoin . Douglas Phillips, Edward Krider, Harley Mims. 402 OFFICERS SiHing: Don M. Walker. Presidt-nt. Strtntltng: Don- n.i I-undcll. Secretary: Ina Mac Collier, Social ( ruur- nian: Eva ENdredge. Reporter: Ernia Elldredge, Virc President. uiiTiiH ikm mm Sitting: Ina Mae Collier. Helen Richens, Naida Ruth Crawford, Junior Hicks. Lila Aslmy. Laurel Snyder. Patricia Koyen. Gloria W allis, Janet Ruppe, Anne Elizabeth Slaugli. Joelie Johnson. Mrs. Reed Morril. Don M. Walker. Second row: Ward Abholt. Floyd Moon, Boyd Goodrich. Vernon Parent. Kenneth R. Goodrich, Gilbert Kimball, Erold Clark Wiscombe. Rencc Labruni, Donna Rae Labruni, Mark Angus. Helen Allen, Gwendolyn Veile, Carroll Porter, Shirley Huber, Veon McLean, Melda Rasmussen, Amber Adams, Val Larie Preece, Betty Jo Sprouse, Enid Caldwell, Donna Lundell. Back row; Maurice B. Smith. Jessie Benson, Glade Nelson. Gerald Mitchell, Milton Poulson, Jay Mickelsen. Lucy Calder, Rachel Calder, Glen Allred, Burr S. Elldreage, Ernest Weeks, John Keith Haws, James McCoy Workman, Reed Morrill, Buddy Kimball. Bob Benson. Duane Price. n Pt . ft fi. a ' ir-r ilon 403 BASKETBUL TEAM Mcnihers of lite Wyoming club basketball team wliirli won first pincc in intraniurats arc, front row. lilt to riglil: Lrc Fillorup. Grant Tingcy. Don Bald- win. Jerry Horslcy. Back row: LcRoy Cecil Taylor. Dean VnnNoy, Dick Doerr. and Garln Briggs. WYOMING CLUB Front row. left lo right: Sylvia Despain. Garth Briggs, Bonnie Jean Moesser. Lee Fillerup. LoEne Brown. Gordon Waring, Jean Olsen. Lro Pendleton. Second row; Keith Bischoff. Sharnicne Brough. Dean Robinson. Darlene Briinhall, Hrnie Olsen. Shirley ITrickson, Spencer Pap- wortli. Belly Jean Porter. Back row: Dwiglil Despain. Shirley Fox, Don Baldwin. Phyllis Jameson, Jerry Horsloy, Joyce Potter, Dick Docrr. Lou Narramore, Phil Kcnnington. Irene Willis, and Lila Jameson. 404 Going home for Cfiristmas by cfiarlered bus riMEE CUB Front row, left to rignt: Ralph Hansen. President; Fred Ranicliel, Historian; Darlene Openshaw, Secretary; Lucile Rose, Vice President; Anna Lee Harrison. Donna riioniander. Grace Millard, LaVonne 1 noinander, Daniel Clay. Second row: Josephine Young, Helen Young, Lu Ann Merrill, NIarilyn C nristen-ion, ioy Sininions. Orace S. Vanderhyic. Rulli Leone Rose, Suzanne Eyring, Barbara Bennett. Back mw: Richard A. Myer, Bruc Chanihcrs, John Zagorec, William Thayer, William Fcnar. Wahcr Edwards, David A. Wciser, Robert Burton, Ro- bert Nugent. Bradley Poodey, Richard A. Dyer. Lloyd T. Dyer. 405 m mU COLLGliE UNIT Front row. left to right; Mrs, Ina Andrus. college unit chair- man: Mrs. Lillian C. Booth, faculty advisor. Batk row: Bonnie D. Hansen, vice-chairman: Wm. Earl Read, program chairman; ana Colleen Benson, student ckainnan. The Red Cross College Unit perorms Red Cross duties on campus. It is a service organization whose main duty is to give service to the Veteran ' s Hospitals in the form of programs, entertainment, etc. 406 Roylane Spratling Eilefn Scliippcr Chairman Susan Nelson Mary Newman Elizabeth Martin Afton Ash Kathleen Cullimore Monna Hansen Yvonne Lyons KatherJne Allen Barbara Kennedy Barbara Smith Nadine Jones Shirley Robison Nancy Talcemoto LaDeanne Squires Maxine Cordner Nancy Brockbank Gayle Loosli Shirley Hansen Janice Petersen La Von Thomander Carol Jean Clark Elaine Orme La Von B ' -own Joan Knight Audra Sauer Petitioning for membership in Alpha Lambda Delta national fresh- men women s scholastic honorary, this group was temporarily without a name. Lack of a name did rK l inhibit the group s activity however. Lead by chairman Eileen Schipper and a committee of, Carol Jean Clark, Kay Cullimore, Elizabeth Martini, Mary Newman, and Bar- bara Romney, the group held reg- ular meetings, parties, and did themselves proud in the songfest. Only requirement for membership was a 2.5 average. Camera shy members were : Sharon Kirowan, Joy Hawes, Betty Jane Jofmson, and Barbara Romney. ALPHA LAIHIIDA DELTA 407 Di.,nc Bla.kl...,,, „rrnll Lrr Ni.Uc.ii Ic.iniir Kroii p M.t.Km M.irlni ' „, ' Prpsi, ,-,,! Karen I l.insrn l,ml I I., I., ,l,-,„i Ni.klf 111. mil. I Sttinr M.,ril n I n,x i. .innc , i l-on K.,ll.lr,n ( ullr,,,.., I,.,R, - (•..,„l,„r K.illilcin W .irrur l„.,„nr I ;l, ,,-,.„ ' ,r., I ,11. ..r - Mctrj Son-tiNon v.r., 1 1.,. :, N.„„v I ' ,,kl..,nk M.,rN Ln,. B,.l,nnl,ruk.- ll.„n. IIn.Ic L... I, Arll.ur ; ' „.si, ,.„l Collron Bo lc Historian Ht-porti- Sally Mnnjcfiy Sesretary Gloria Cunn CfllllJlRETTES 408 Louina Kcclcr Jane Nicklc Diiine VVilbcck ln..n K.-iil Gaylc Loosli Jean Anderson Phyllis Winkler Mar ' Ann Wilson Jerry Sniitli Gerri Salisbury Barhara Sniitli Iris Bigler Janice Clayson Norma Bullock Alene Watkins Dalinellc Adcox Belty Patlon LoEne Brown Maralyn Ballif Maty Nell Waddoups Donna Aamodl Lois Larcli Dora Maugnn Beverly Crowley Frieda Davis Mary Ann Murdock CougarelU ' s, the school pep unit, have pro- vided colorful drills and formations at the half of many of the football and basketball games. The group, chosen frcm freshmen girls fall quarter, have been sponsored and directed by White Key members this year. 409 FW ' if, C2 p |[4i 1 Douglas Bunker Lloyd K. Bisnop Vernon L. Tyler Robert Lindsay Drtle I urner Oeorge S. Kiinaliele Max V Hill Glen V. Ovard Senior Aaviser Ronald Law MeKin Whipple .Secretary i:d«ard G. Marshall lohn R West Allan Ebesu Calvin E. Nielsen Richard Cook Owen Bcnnion Robert Hales Douglas Phillips illirtrn G. Pinnoik C arl D. Anderson Recoraer-Hislorian. I all Qnur (t r Edward Seppi Jerry C. CaKiil C arwin C. W ' iilianis Dennis Day Daylc Jeffs Harold Rosen Vice President Don Wadsworth J. Morris Hickman lolin Green Treasurer Wayne Schwalbe Jxecorder-Hislorian, W ' infer Spring Quarters Clinton Odeli Albert Hedquist Robert Penfield E an Ronincy Hresiaen( Henry D. Moyle, Jr. I ed Brady F aul Searlc Jarrclt Jarvis Ivan wcnson A national scolastic frdlern- ity. organized to promote a nigner standara of learning and to en- courage nigli scholastic attain- ment among freshman men. PHI ETl SKilHil An Lie Curlis Dawn K. W ' .l.lj Ri,li„r,l Moody Merrill Brrtdslunv L ' rsfl Allrrd Mrtfjorio Millar David S liulllicss George Sorcnsen U„l„rl F.. Wells Cfiairmcin Beltv )o Haw Kins Maritlell Lewis Ih(K C.liristenscn Collr.n Ke.ler l)ou(;l iN I azenny (Chairman — I ' all Torm Kennelli Samson Rciidy lo profliK (■ an enlcrlainina protjr.ini al a tnimilis notkc the sludfiit |)r()t rat ourcau lias arranged everylninc froiTi a wcddinj; rcrcption lo an Easter MTvi e. Se rves lo adv Tlise the uni Tsily off-rainpus and to develop and promote slur! ril lalcnl and participation. Took lidi- off between winter and spring t|uar- Icrs ! ) lour parts of Idaho. Utah and Ne- vaii .. giving programs on the way. STOIT PROGRm BllRElll Seniors enjoy their last dance as members of llie regular BYU student body and sinrt off Com- mencement Vei ' l jiroceedings. Below, the class — as a group — treks over familiar campus trails. SOOTY-THIRD AMllAl 412 COMUEICEMEIT, 1949 Dignitaries stand previous to opening of Commenrement program. Tliose graduating are tired and hot Ijefore they receive tlieir diplomas, and below, Richard Kent Watts, valedictorian, leaves tlie stand following liis address. A few of tnose who re- ceived sheepskins after four years of hard work. 413 II MEMORIIIN these shall not pass this way again. WHEN EARTHS EAST PICTURE IS PAINTED Wncii tarlli s lasl |)i(liirc is painlccl and Inc lubes are Iwisled and dried. When llic oMcsl ' olours na e latHcl. and llic voungest critic has died. We shall rest, and. lailli. c shall need il — lie down for an eon or two. Till llie Masler of All ( lood W ' orKmen sli ill put i(s to work anew. And ihose ihal were good shall he liappy; ihey shall sit in a golden chair; T hey shall splash al a len-league ran as with brushes of comets hair, rhey shall find real sainis lo draw from — Magdalene, Peter, and Paul; They shall work for an age al a silling and never be tired at all! And onlv The Masler shall praise us, and only The Master shall blame; And no one shall work for money, and no one shall work for fame, But each for the joy of ihe working, and each, in his separate star, Shall draw ihe Thing as he sees It for ihc Cod of Things as They are! BLAINE N. TAYLOR 1924-1948 Born October 10. 1924 . . son of James 13. Taylor . . . fulfilled mission for LDS church 1943- 194S in Texas-Louisiana .... attended Preston High .... active in athletics . . . attended BYU 1942- 194j. 414 PAUL MELVIN TAYLOR 1928-1948 Born April I. 1928 in Provo. Utah .... son of Nlelvin J. alio .Vrmn HancocK Taylor . . . rereived educalion in llic Pro o scliools . . . attended BYU 1946-19-48 .... active in Bo Sroiils and priest- hood in Pioneer Ward .... stheduied to fulfill mission in Norway when Killed .... meniLer of Tausiy social unit. ABOIFAZEL (Billy) MOHASSEl. 1923-1948 Exchange student from Iran . . horn December 25, 1923 in Teheran . . . attended Springfield College in Springfield. Massachusetts . . . entered Brigham Young University 1947. 415 The block Y ' . which is the official award for studeni activity, is given on a point basis in order that stu- dents might work in several different activities and receive credit for minor positions. The Y itself is awarded for the first 15 accumulative points with a ruby award for 30 points, a pearl for 45, and a diamond for 60 points. The jewels are mounted on the block Y . Senior service certificates are awar- ded to senior students who have 10 to 14 points when they graduate. This year a new award was added. For anyone earning 80 points or more the block Y replete with jewels is attached to a laurel wreath. The first such award is shown below. BLOCK Y AWARDS Ursell Allred Ray Andelin Bob Anderson Ray Becknam Davis Bilton Merrill Bradsliaw Jackie Briggs Anita Call Marcene Camp lack Christenscn Dalian Clark Glenn Crump .Arcliie Curtis Eddie Durham Bruce Dyer Claire Dyreng Sheldon Elliott Wayne Ferguson Keiln Fillmore Ken Flake Harvey GoU Dorotliy Groesbeck Grace Guymon Dean Hansen Eunice Harmon Betty Jo Hawkins Jin. Hill Jean Howard Jack Jones Roy King Lorraine Linde Madelyn Mathews Robert Meservy Roy Molen Coy Mullen Keith Ornie Jim Paramore Sylvia Patterson Dean Roberts Lorraine Russell Earl Smith George Sorensen Carolyn Thompson Helen Torney Don Tregaskis Steve Van Wagenon Bob Wells Marian Wilkenson Jean Williams Ernie Webb Ken oung f f 1 J AWARDS DIAMOND AWARD Ralph Benson LAUREL WREATH Special Award Moana Ballif RUBY AWARDS Fred Adams Tom Andrew Jody Austin Jess Bushman Mary Clyde LaRae CoHett Max Golighlly Merrily n Harmon Bruce Hilton Conrad Judd Douglas Lazenby John Lee Maridcll Lewis Russ Mickclson Marge Millar Herbert Morris Mary Ann Murdock Ken Pace Al Purnell Neal Richards Ken Sansom Dave Schulthess Carma Rasmusscn Nan Stapp Claire Stoddard Lynn Warner Bob Whitlakcr PEARL AW ARDS LaMyrI Boyack Colleen Canister Grace Lindsay Dick Moody Kay Randall Alma Snow SR. SERVICE CERTIFICATES Harold Argyle Carol Brockbank Marian Crawford Herniine Eckersley Gordon Forsyth James Glenn Joe Hilbers Marie Kirkham Or ille Lundell Dean Peay Luana Rushton McUin Randall 416 FACULTY INDEX Allman. Ray E 36 Allen. Mark K 36 Anderson, Dean A. 30 Anderson. Mary J. 31 Arrlngton. Norma R. 31 BalUf. Ariel S. 36 Barlow. Irene S 28 Beck. D. Elden 33 Benson. Mary Beth 28 Berry. June E 31 Barrett. William E. 31 Berryessa. Max 31 Billings. May 33 Bishop. LeRoy 33 Bissell. Harold J. 34 Boel. Joseph M. 33 Booth. Lillian C. 35 Boyle. Clarence S. 35 Boyle. William H. 36 Bradford. Reed H. 33 Brailsford. Robert E. 32 Britsch. Ralph A. 28 Broadbent. H. Smith 31 Bryner. Loren C. 33 Buggert. Gustav F. 35 Bullock. Kenneth C. 30 Burmingham. Olive K. 34 Burton. Alma P. 35 Butt, Newbern I. 33 Caine. Julia A. 28 Candland. Dorothy N. 34 Canning. Ray R. 35 Carr. William C. 34 Carroll, Elsie C. 34 Char. Jean 30 Cheney, Thomas E. 32 Christensen, Herbert K. 31 Christensen. Parley A. 30 Clark, Herald R. 30 Clark. Harold Glen 31 Clark. Monroe H. 28 Clark, Reola 32 Clarke. A. John 29 dinger. Morris M. 30 Covington. Loren C. 32 Cowan. Cynthia A. 33 Crandall. Lars G 31 Croft. Evan M. 36 Croft. Grette 34 Cummings, Benjamin F. 36 Dallin. G. Leon 35 deJong. Garrit 33 Dixon. Owen G. 28 Doxey. Roy W. 34 Dunn. Norman 29 Earl. Don L. 33 Evans. Glen J. 30 Eyring. Carl F. 31 Fisher. Flora D. 31 Gamett. LaVell C. 28 Geertsen. O. Norman 32 Gilbert. Mary Dean 28 Gledhill. Preston R. 36 Goates. J. Rex 31 Goates. Marcia A. 32 Grow, Stewart L. 31 Gunn, Richard L. 35 Haggerty. Charles E. 34 Hales. Margaret 31 Hales. Wayne B. 31 Hallman, Lucille 29 Halliday, John R. 33 Hamblin, Lawson O. 32 Hammond, May C. 28 Hansen, George H. 35 Hanson, William F. 28 Harrison, Bertrand F, 35 Hart, Anna B. 28 Hart, Charles J. 33 Hayes, John E. 31 Kill, Elizabeth 29 Himes, Ellvert H. 29 Holbrook, Leona 33 Hoyt, Harrison V. 30 Hunt, Norman 35 Jackson, Elda B. 31 Jaconb. Brlant S. 35 Jakeman. M. Wells 32 Jensen. C. LaVolr 34 Jensen. Christen 36 Jensen. Edgar M. 31 Jones. John F. 35 Jorgensen. Mary H. 29 Keeler. Joseph J. 28 Rest. J. Robert 35 Knight. Hattle M. 32 Lambert. Asael C. 29 Larsen. B. F. 35 Larson, Clinton F. 33 Law, Reuben D. 35 Lee, Lorine 30 Lee. Wilford D. 29 Lewis, Stella Dixon 34 Lloyd, Wesley P. 31 McAllister, John W. 35 McKnight, H. Neil 36 McKnight, Kent H. 36 McTague, Betty Houston 33 Madsen, Brigham D. 32 Madsen, Farrell D. 35 Madsen, Florence J. 28 Marshall. Milton 29 Martin, Thomas L. 36 Maw, Charles E. 31 Merrill. Amos N. 34 Miller, Elmer 29 Miller. Martin L. 36 Millet, W. Floyd 36 Morley, Alonzo J. 28 Morrill. A. Reed 33 Murdock, Maxine B. 34 Nelson. Elmer E. 33 Nibley. Hugh 30 Nicholes. Henry Joseph 31 Nlcholes. Joseph K. 30 Nilsen. Reed E. 29 Oaks. Carol 32 Ollorto.i. Anna 29 Packard. Hannah C. 32 Pardee. Kathryn B. 29 Pardoe, T, Earl 28 Payne. John W. 31 Peterson. C. R. 30 Peterson, Dean A. 32 Peterson, Hermese 28 Peterson, Hugh W. 36 Poll, Richard D 35 Pond, A. Smith 29 Poulson, M. Wilford 32 Proctor, Paul D 35 Rice, Leonard W. 36 Reimschiissel, Ernest F. 32 Rich. Naoma 34 Richards, Grant S. 31 Richardson, Beth 33 Rogers, R. Max 33 Romney, Antone K. 34 Romney. Catherine 34 Rowe, Edward M. 33 Sardoni. Lawrence W. 29 Sauls, K. B. 34 Smith, OUver R. 30 Smith, Richard Leo 36 Smith, Wilford E. 32 Smoot, Richard P. 30 Bnell, William H. 28 Soffe. H. Wayne 29 Sorenson. Wayne L. 28 Sparks. M. Roy 32 Spears. Irene O. P. 30 Spencer. Lucile 29 Sperry. Sidney B. 36 Stansfield. Russell N. 36 Stewart. Josie E 33 Stewart, Maynard Dixon 30 Stone, Joics B. 35 Sudwecks, Joseph 29 Summerhays, Margaret 32 Swensen. Alebrt D. 32 Swensen. John C. 30 Swensen. Russel B. 29 Tanner. Orea B 32 Tanner Vascoe M- 35 Taylor, H. Darrel 30 Taylor, J. Golden 29 Taylor, Weldon J. 34 Turner, Glen H. 29 Tuttle, L. Elliott 31 Tyndall, Clarence 29 Valentine, Lee B. 29 Wakefield, J. Homer 29 Warnick, Effie 35 Waterstradt, Jean Anne 35 Watkins, Arthur R. 33 Watts. Stan H. 34 Webb. Fredrick N. 34 West. Dale H. 33 Wight. Jay 28 Wilkinson, Winifred 33 Williams. Myrra A. 30 Wilson, Ruth 30 Wing, John H. 36 Woolf, Golden L. 34 Young, James Ira 34 Young. Karl 36 STIDEIT ISDEX Aagard. Phyllis 223 Aamodt, Donna 389 Abbott, Bob 144, 341 Abbott. Janice 171. 329. 353 Abbott, Leah Nora 202 Abbott, Ward 153 Adair, Eleanore 228 Adair, Charles 155 Adairr Ethel Marr 138 Adams, Albert E. 157 Adams, Alma D. 186 Adams, Amber 213 Adams, Daniel 220 Adams, Erma 144 Adams, Fred C. 339, 324, 123 Adams, June 145, 368 Adams, Homer L. 131 Adams, Margaret L. 158 Adams, Ramona 143, 345 Adams. Rulon 207 Adams, Sharon 150 Adamson, Dolores 176 Adamson, E. Jewell 186 Adamson, Kenneth P. 338 Adamson. Raqucl 228 Adcox. Dahnelle 216 Affleck, JoAnn 172 Agnon, Beverly 223 Aguirre, Joseph M. 341 Ahlstrom, Mignon 178 Aiken, Denza 187 Aiken, Patricia R. 151 Aiken, Russell V. 139 Ajirogi, Harold H, 122 Akee, Betty 213 Akiu, Leinaala 220 Albright, LaVerne 339 Albright, Jennie 143 Aldridge, William Everett 174 Alexander, Margaret 205 Alger, Evelyn Alice 156 Alleman, Nola 189 Allen, Carol 139 Allen, Dean L. 362 Allen, Genee 213 Allen, Douglas 180 Allen, Ida Ruth 191 Allen, Katharine 230, 407, 389 Allen, Marion S9 Allen, Mary G. 100 Allen. PhylUs 155, 379 Allen. Shirley R. 334. 121 Allen, Virginia 351, 117 Allenbach. Herman 218. 185 Allenbach. Marion 187. 342 Allred. Darrel 213 Allred. Garth W. 151, 330 Allred, Karl 179 Allred, Loye 229 Allred, Marie 155 Allred, Ursel H. 125 Allred, Robert 220 Alo, Roland 203 Amott, Donn R. 138 Andelin, Barbara 184 Andelin, David Ray 144, 362 Andelin, Richard B. 151 Andelin, Robert L. 216 Andersen, Alice 228 Anderson. Anna Christine 225 Anderson. Belmont 145. 340 Anderson. Betty 229 Anderson. Carol 143 Anderson. Charles J. 381 Anderson. Cliff A. 118 Anderson. C. Reed 116 Anderson. Don 98 Anderson, Donna 159 Anderson, Donna Rae 205 Anderson, Dorothy 229, 360 Anderson, Floyd M. 157 Anderson, Geraldine 231 Anderson, Glenna 230 Anderson, Grant Wilson 144 Anderson. James H. 219 Anderson, Jean 222 Anderson, John E. M. 153 Anderson. John 159 Anderson. John R. 108 Anderson. John B. 218 Anderson. Kenneth 159 Anderson. Kennion C. 337 Anderson. Kent 381 Anderson, Lloyd N. 337, 380 Anderson, Lorin R. 116 Anderson, Nyal W. Ill Anderson, Robert 143 Anderson, Robert C. 349 Anderson, Ruth 231 Anderson, Ruth Amy 157 Anderson, William C. 151 Andrew, Marian 169, 289 Andrew, Tom 324, 126 Andrus, Elden G. 119 Andrus, Merrill 221 Andrus, Merlin Darnell 203 Andrus, Stanley K. 207 Aplanalp. Arden J. 142, 324, 358 Argyle, Betty 123 Argyle, Harold John 358, 114 Argyle, Laurell A. 229 Armstrong, Aleen 220 Ar.iett, Charles 153 Arrowsmith, Joy 181, 355 Ash. Afton 223. 407 Ashby. Lila 223 Ashby. Lois 151. 333 Ashcraft. Kathryn 383. 129 Asher. Gloria K. 334. 131 Ashliman. Ila Mae 156. 386 Ashworth. Tanya 220 Ashworth. Victoria 213 Ashworth. Dean 338 Atkinson. Iris 215, 387 Atkinson. J. Von 216 Atwood, Mathalyn 213 Aucoin, Edgar B. 115 Ault, Howard 205 Austin. Iris 345 Austin, Joan 145, 368, 388 Austin, Melva 167 Avarell, Joy 230 Averett, Marie Andrus 345, 111 Bacon, Edward H. 173 Badger. George 205 Baglcy, Doris 210 Bagnell, Myrna 152 Baird, Fred 148 Baird, Larae 205 Baird, William N. 109 Baker, Barbara 221 Barker, Belva 169 Baker. Carole D. 142, 352 Baker, Donald 210 Baker, Harold 127 Baker, Kathleen 218 Baker, MoUie Rae 181 Baker, Shirley 174 Bales, Bill 373 Ball. Melvin 220 Ball, Vesta Ann 385 Ballantyne, Marion 223, 388 Balard, Leon 188 BalUf, Marilyn 225, 360 Ballif. Moana 326, 369, 128 Ballou, Jane Tyler 109 Barber, Kitty Sue 218 Barden, June 211 Barker. Betty 209 Barker, Evelyn J. 167, 351 Barker, Roma 231 Barlow. Margaret 208, 389 Barnes. Marjorie 187. 334 Barney. Clive 186 Barney. Kay 231 Barney. LaVon 211 Barratt. Betty 155 Barratt. Joyce 217 Barrett. David Bruce 218. 378 Barrett, Mikki 191 Barrows, Barbara 360 Barrus, O. Hal 188 Barry. H. Wesley 142. 371 Bartholomew. Bessy 386. 115 Bartholomew. Mac Rae 206 Barton. Frank 138 Barton. Paul 77. 110 Bateman. Kenneth 145. 336 Bateman. Maurice B. 339. 108 Bateman. Joyce 175. 347 Bateman. Ralph 181. 378 Bates. Burlin D. 155 Bawden, Leon 211 Baxter, Lola 227 Baxter, Wanda 227 Beal, Peggy 387 Beamer. Cleighton 166 Bean, Barbara S. 346, 113 Bean, Carol 187, 386 Beardall, Keith E. 153 Bearnson, Norma 159, 347 Beck, Beverly L 169 Beck, Donald 226 Beck, John K. 117 Beck, Louise 190. 329. 343 Beck. Wayne 216 Beck, Sally 217 Beckham, Ray 324, 110 Beckstead, Robert 145, 337 Beckstrand, Therald C. 220 Beckstrom. Ted Hanson 125 Bedenbaugh. Joyce 203 Beem. Ivan R 358 Beesley. Kenneth H. 227 417 Beesley. Mary 156. 345 Behrmann, Verl 201 Belliston, Mima Jean 131 Bellows. Ray D. 174 Belnap. Parley 148. 380 Belnap. Glennice 138 Bench. Faun Powell 120 Bench. Karyl Lea 219 Bcndall. Jack R. 159 Bendixsen. Grant D. 128. 86 Bendixsen. Richard D. 176 Bennett. Barbara 139. 353 Bennett. Davlna 227 Bennett, ElDean 138 Bennett. Robert L. 209 Bennlon. Dawn 191. 329 Bennlon. George C. 324 Bennion. Owen C. 145. 324 Bennion. Paul Clark 208 Benson. Colleen 166 Benson. Ralph 325. 339 Bentz. Marvin 147 Berg. Herbert 180 Bergeson. Garth 363 Bergqulst. Eleice 201 Berrett. Darrell Alden 112 Berrey. Barbara 167 Beus. Catherine 147 Beus. Eliza 138 Bevan. Richard 213. 378 Bezzant. Mathew K. 118 Bezzant. Stanley Dean 231 Bickmore. Patricia 368 Bigelow. Richard C. 154, 338 Bigelow. Richard P. 183. 276. 338 Bigler. Iris Dawn 209. 360 BilUngs, Howard K. 139. 339 Billings. Russell M. 337 Bills. DeLoyal 229 Bimmler. Robert Loren 119 Bingham. Beverly 227 Bingham, Alpheus 109 Bingham. Ervin J. 108 Bingham. Gerald 340 Binks. Blair N. 157 Bird. Donald 210 Bird. Marie 218 Bird. Norma Lee 174 Bird. Velene 227 Bishop. Lloyd Kay 232 Bishop. Margery 208 Bitter. C. Eldon 98 Bitton. Ronald Davis 203 Bjorndal. Eve 183 Blades. Dorene 189 Black. Alma June 333. 128 Black. Barbara 99 Black. Barbara 225 Black. Ireta 166 Black. Keith W. 221 Black. Paul 151 Black. Robert L. 155 Blackburn. Martin 206 Blackett. Joann 178 Blackham. Diane 221 Blades. Donabelle 185. 329 Blades, Dorlene 189 Blair. Carolyn R. 145. 360. 389 Blake. Joseph T. 126 Blakeslee. Harvey Talbert 119 Blanch. Mable 145. 352 Blanchard. LaWana 187 Blanchard. Richard 150 Blatter. Glenn 210 BUnt. Dick 378 Blocher. Donnamae 156. 386 Blocher. Leona 210 Blocker, Marie 141 Blocker. WUUe 175 Bloomdale, Robert 209 Blumell. James 128 Blumell. Mary 155 Boam. Norma 173 Bodily, Beryl 208 Bodily, Lucile 147 Bodily. Norman 208 Bohman. Robert A. 357 Bohn. Mary 172 Bohne. Maurice E. 350 Boley, Joanne 218 Bolingbroke, Mary Lois 211, 360 Bomberger, Tom 169 Bond, Dean W. 118 Bond, Marian 117 Bond. Paul 230 Booth, Edgar Kent 216 Booth, Sharee 159 Booth. Virginia 365. 110 Boren. Maurine 209 Borgeson. Clara R. 143. 367 Borgeson. N. Lavina 367. 114 Boshard. James 129 Botts. Walter 169 Bowen. Afton 121 Bowen, Joyce 146. 384 Bowen. Lenore 231 Bowen. Lila 230 Bowen, Loa Verda 168 Bowen, Robert 147, 336 Bowman, Donn Seymoxir 125 Bowman, Kathleen 181 Bowser, Lawrence G. 155 B own, jay 140 Boyce. David 221 Boyack, Robert 372 Boyack, LaMyrl 145, 388 Boyce. Derald 143 Boyden. Thomas A. 149 Boyer. Barbara Lu 139 Boyer. Francis O. 16S Boyler. Pauline 210 Boyle, Colleen 215 Boyle, Norma 352, 126 Boyle, Richard R. 219 Brace. William R. 173. 380 Bradford. Jeanine 210 Bradley. Myra 210 Bradshaw. Margaret 210 Bradshaw. Merrill 358. 332 Brady, Alice 210. 360 Brady. Beverly 334. 108 Brady, Walter Edward 229 Braithwaite, Kenneth 371, 117 Brammer. Joseph S. 158, 339 Brand, Carol E. 354, 328 Brandley, Calvin S. 152, 363, 331 Brandley. David 212 Brandley. Robert 173 Brandstetter. Nora Lee 169. 347 Bratt. Shirley 214 Brazier. Margaret 215 Breckenridge. Edison C. 155 Brewer. Lugene 210 Briggs. ElMarie 208 Briggs. Emma Louise 167 Briggs, Garth 147 Briggs, Hermine 223 Briggs, Jacqueline 155. 335 Brim. Margaret 173 Brimhall, Darlene Mae 119 Brimhall, Jeannine E. 181. 343 Brimhall. Marion 207, 388 Brimhall, Willis H. 362, 119 Brimley. Lila 210, 385 Brinkman, Raymond 158, 378 Brinton. John Robert 210 Bristow. Richard 130 Britchett. Jed 341 Broberg, Carolyn 369 Brockbank. Bruce 348 Brockbank. Carol 326, 370, 127 Brockbank, Lois Elaine 226 Brockbank, Nancy D. 228, 407 Brockbank, Norma 183. 369 Broderick. Bertie 203 Broderick. Clara 140 Broderick. Luelma 181. 383 Brokaw, Rose Marie 150 Brooks. Winton 221 Brooksby. John Carl 123 Brossard, Louis 176, 349 Brough, Sharemene 129 Broulim, Dorothy Mae 379 Brower, Richard A. 143. 336 Brown. Aron 211 Brown. Berna 169 Brown. Beth 142. 385 Brown, Carol 173, 368 Brown, Cheryl 175 Brown, Joanne 230 Brown, Elva 226 Brown, Farrell 189. 349 Brown. Glen R. 108 Brown. Ina Lavon 231. 407 Brown. Jack 167. 363 Brown, Loene 219 Brown, Lois A. 219 Brown, Lois Ray 111 Brown. Marvin 218 Brown. Moyle 154 Brown, Thomas 211 Bruderer, Wilford L. 100 Brunner. Earl Chester. Jr. 382. 109 Brunner, Laurine Adams 108 Bryant, James 150, 348 Bryner. Bruce 362. 124 Bryson, Dean 224 Bryson. Norman 208 Buchanan. Donald 128 Buchanan, Randall 221 Buckmiller, Naomi 118 Buffo. Frank William 118 Bugg. Donald Alvin 120 Bulkley. Ross 208 Bullen. Mary Alice 148. 341 Bullock. Barbara 185 Bullock. Bernlce 190. 383 Bullock. Montell B. 124 Bullock. Norma Dean 206 Bunnell. Carol Lee 111 Bunker, Douglas 176 Burnett, Dallas 208 Burgon, Barbara 173 Burgon, Grant 377, 99 Burgon. LaRae 386. 128 Budleigh. Ivan 168 Burningham. Stanley C. 115 Burr. George Thomas 209 Burrup. Max S. 225 Burt, Mary Jane 213 Burt, Nadine 218 Burton, Alma P. 374 Burton. George 190 Burton. Lorene 151 Burton. McKay 211 Burton. Melvin 148 Burton. Richard 359 Buschki. Dale 179. 377 Bushman. Glen 340 Bushman, Jess 325. 340. 131 Bushman. Nelph 180 Bushnell. William Glen 113 Bushman, Anna 208 Butcher, Darwin 214 Butikofer, Lenora V, 188, 389 Butler. Dale H. 153 Butler. Jay Grant 112 Butler, Mark 171 Butler, Wesley M. 117 Buttars, Elma 209 Buys, Jay Richard 218 Bybee, Donald 229 Bybee, Gary 177. 348 Bybee. Marie Dean 116 Byrd, Jennings 219. 332. 350 Cahill. Jerry 203 Cahoon. Geneese. 202 Calder. Lucy 175 Calder, Rachel 176 Calderwood. Keith W. 143, 339 Caldwell. Don A. 169 Caldwell. Kenneth 202 Caldwell. Silas Gerald 113 Call. Anita 177. 346 Call. Darrell. 178. 337 Call. Eran 215 Call. Gaynell 228 Call. Geneva 221 Call. Hannah 130 Call. Leah Mae 205 Call. Lowell 99 Call. Mac 204 Call. Rene 203 Call. Ruth 157 Call. Shirley E. 389. 110 Call. Shirley May 202 Callister. Colleen 353. 326. 119 Calton. Robert G. 153 Camenish. Val 115 Cameron. Henry 182 Cameron, J. Elliot 130 Cameron, Owen 116 Cameron, Robert G. 348 Camp, B Marcene 145, 343 Campbell, Rita 203 Campbell, Robert 201 Candland, David N. 130 Cannon, Charlotte 177, 328, 375, 388 Connon, Gerald W. 159, 380 Cannon, JoAnne 147 Card, Darrell H. 157. 340 Cardall. John Norman 141 Carlisle. Reed 140 Carlson. Elaine J. 355 Carlson. Vernon J 122 Carmack. Betty Jean 201. 387 Carpenter. Afton 377 Carter, Alice 151 Carter, Betty 172, 345 Carter. Ken V. 98 Carter. Marvin 143 Carter. Richard 203 Carver, Paul S. 175 Casper, John Wallace 157 Centry, William C. 217 Chadburn, Archie F. 151 Chadwick, David B. 166. 371 Chambers. C. Bruce 214 Chan. Tim T. 152, 361 Chantrill, Emma Lou 178. 386 Chapman. Afton 189. 346 Chapman, Dwain R. 172, 381 Chapman, Ray L. 130 Char, Jean Fung 122, 127 Chase. Lorraine 205 Chatwin. Lois V. 168. 344 Chavez. Daniel 222 Cheney. Renee 204 Chesley, Ethel Mae 178 Child. Jerry W. 154 Chipman. Ray 148, 363 Choate, Nadine 232 Christensen, Kent A. 190 Christensen. Bonne 383 Christensen. Bruce L. 145. 337 Christensen, Clyde 224 Christensen, Colleen 202. 388 Christensen. David 232 Christensen. DeWayne W. 157 Christensen. Dolores 168 Christensen. Do.-iald 204 Christensen, Edward Dean 140 Christensen, Fawn 143 Christensen, Gordon L. 143 Christensen, Harold 228 Christensen, Hazel 147 Christensen, Jack 141 Christensen, Jay, 362 Christensen, Kathryn 187, 355 Christensen, Kent 338 Christensen, Marilyn 171, 356 329 Christensen, Milton 186, 380 Christensen, Miriam 354. 120 Christensen. Ned 232 Christense, Nola 155 Christensen, Randa Rae 156, 352 Christensen, Roberta Mae 352, 128 Christensen, Rose 227 Christensen, Wendell 217 Caristiansen. Flora 226. 388 Christiansen. Lelia 166. 328. 386 Christiansen, Shirley 354 Christit, Earnest 130 Christman, Albert B. 143 Christman. Florine 188 Christopherson, Janet 352, 122 Christopulos, Tony T. 176 Chryst, Adelle 230, 289 Clapham. Barbara 220 Claridge. Helen Ruth 202 Clark. Barbara 187, 355 Clark. Beryl 157 Clark. Carol 120 Clark. Carol 389 Clark. Carol Elizabeth 225 Clark. Carol Jean 204, 407 Clark, Charles S. 336 Clark, CoUeen 179, 328 Clark, Dalian R. 330, 372 Clark, Doris 368, 121 Clark, Earl 201 Clark, Erma 145. 383 Clark. Ernest H. 126 Clark. Ervin 98 Clarke. Fred Albert 152 Clark. Frederick H. 378 Clark. Hoover 229 Clark. Nola I. 181 Clark. Robert M. 190. 337 Clark, Thomas H. 188 Clark. Vern W. 143 Clark. Willard 232 Clay. Orson C 201 Clay. Richard 230 Clayson. Harold 202 Ctayson. Janice 209 Clawson. Harold P. 168 Cleary. John 110 Clegg. Carl B. 123 Clegg. Janet Ruth 113 Clegg. Jean M. 142 Clegg. Joseph H. 168 Clegg. Vella 203 Clemont. Keith 154 Clifford. Warren 222 Cloridge. Helen R. 387 Cloward. Richard 174 Cluff. NaDeen 216. 389 Cluff. Owen Lavell 174 Cluff. Rulon 229 Clyde. Helen 171. 329. 342 Clyde. Mary 326. 343. 120 Clyde. Norman 232 Clyde. Phyllis 141 Cockett. Abraham T. 139 Cockett. Joyce 118 Cockett. Miriam 219 Cole. Walter 364. 125 Coleman. Derwood B. 229 Coles. Arlo L. 153 Collett. Jolean 155. 342 CoUett. LaRae 343. 124 Collier. Ina May 150. 365 Collier. Lila 232 Collier. Robert 201 Collier. Wendell 180 Collins. Elmer 153 Collyer, James 229, 378 Colston, Christopher Lee 363. 119 Colton, Sarah 141, 335 Colvin, Curtis A. 147 Comer, Paul B. 172. 381 Compton, Annie Rosella 365. 121 Compton. Lou Jean 288. 367 Conley, Max 341. 125 Cook. Mary 203 Cook. Richard 203 Coombs. Lois J. 175, 351 Coombs. Orris Dow 201 Cooper. Barbara M. 368 Cooper. Glenda 173 Cooper, James O. 118 Cooper, Robert 220 Cope. Max R. 149. 378 Cordner. Carole 191. 328 Cordner. Maxine 227. 407 Cordner. Weston S. 99 Cornaby. Paul G. 364 Cottrell. Vees 231 Cowley, Kendall F. 166 Cox, Edward 149 Cox, Lee 183. 348 Cox. Mollie Marie 205 Cox. Nyle M. 191. 381 Cox. Pearl 215 Craig, Calvin 203 Cramer, Edward 124 Crandall, Jerry B. 201 Crandall, Lentz M. 364 Crandall, Peggy 174, 333 Crane, Deon 232 Cranmer. Dorothy 175. 352. 329 Cranmer. Joseph W. 357. 121 Crawford. Marian 117 Crawford. Nalda 187 Craze. Mary 215 Creer. Afton Elaine 202 Creer. Anna Marie 111 Criddle. James 230 Critchfield. Enid 169. 385 Critchfield. Keith 203 Crittenden, Marion 342, 114 Crockett. Lois Jeanne 202 Crockett, Wilford 119 Crofts. Katherine 172 Crock. James Peterson 201 Cropper. Glenda 334 Crosby. Arthur F. 131 Croshaw. BilUe Lou 179 Grossman. Norma E. 169 Crowley. Beverly 232 Crowther. Carma 185 Crowther. Carol 188 Crowther. Earl 202 Crowther. Rosemary 203 Crump. Cal 181. 362 Crump. Donald 362 Crump. Glen H. 363, 126 Cude, Marilyn 179 Cullimore, Kathleen 201, 407 Cunningham, Delberta N. 205 Curtis. Archie 179 Cutler. Rea B. 227 Cutierrez. F. A. 350 Czirr. John Bart 181. 362 Dahlen. Ruth 120 Dahlqulst, Gaylen 145, 371 Dalby, Lois 113 Daley. Raymond 229 Dalley. Alvin Glen 154 Dalley. Dennis 122 Dallin. Denice 345 Dalton. Marilyn Whitesides. 127 Dalton. Mona 172 Daly. Franklin 167. 332 Dangerfield. Elaine 379 Daniels. Jean 141. 347 Daniels. Tina Lou 171. 328 Dauwalder. Dutler C. 149 Davies. Joseph Kenneth 112 Davies. Keith 232 Davies. Wilma B. 131 Davis. D. Clyde 142. 147 Da is, Dee M. 183. 358 Davis. Freida M. 204. 360 Davis, Frank 146 Davis, Jack 143 Davis, Jean M. 142, 346 Davis, Jeanne 214 Davis, Kent 216 Davis, Leland J. 116 Davis. Reid 201 418 Davis. Robert 232 Da -is. Ted E. 150 Da is. Wayne 158. 371 Dawson. Audene 207 Dawson. Dale E. 188 Dawson. Shelton 185 Day. Dennis 202 Day. Frank 206 Day. Norma 232 Day. Virginia 139 Dean. Charles Edwin 99 Dean. Marie 385 Dean. Norma 346. 123 Dearden. Melvin O. 138 DeBry. James 141 Decker. Constance 224. 387 Decker. Daniel 175. 364 Decker. Denice 113 Decker. Janet 204 Deeds. Cameron Scott 111 Deeds. Keith 372 Deem. Arlene 231 Deem. Donna 145. 352 DeGraw. Monte B 189. 363 DeHoyos. Arturo 183 deJong. Carma Rose 360 Dell ' Aria. Thomas G 139 DellaPiana. Gabriel Marie 151 Demke. JoAnn 334 DeMiUe. Dee 159 Denham. Ross B 108 Denning. LaRae 112 Despain. Glynna 232. 387 Despain. Norma 204. 387 Detwiler. Lynn 140 Devey. Kathleen 203 Devey. Mary Lou 232 DeVito. Alfred 363 Dewsnup. Richard 225 Dickerson. Donald 154 Dickey. Myron 155 Dickson. Dorothy 124 Dickson, Joan 184. 328 Dickso n. Keith 159. 357 Dixon. AUie Reona 204 Dixon. Eldon 125 Dixon. Elaine 157 Dixon, Floyd P. 149, 378 Dodge, M. Avon 149. 388 Dodson, Neil 191 Dobrusky. Bessie Ann 232 Dominguez. Dick 330 Dominques. John R. 157 Done, Albert 139 Dorff. Reginald 171 Dorny. Jean E. 158 Doty. Allan 175. 350 Doughty. Marcia 216 Douglas. Robert 324, 113 Dow. Elaine 175 Dowdle. Harold 100 Downs. Mildred 183 Doyle. Dorothy 222 Doxey, Sam 177, 362 Draney, Donnadean 202 Drennan, Boyd 159, 348 Driggs, Barbara Jean 149. 354 Driggs, Don 144, 330 Driggs, Margie Gay 202 Duffln. Elaine 183 Duke, Junius L. 154 Duke. LaRaee 173. 352 Duncan, Lila 179, 333 Dunford, Mary Lou 145. 370 Dunham. Helen R. 129 Dunkerley. Sheila 191. 346 Dunn. Joseph Vern 359 Dunn, Joyce 149, 343 Dunn, Sara Mae 229 Durham, Edward 340 Durrant, Lorna Joyce 157 Dustin, Joyce 224 Dustin, Nona 140. 379 Duzett, Marjorie 203 Dyer, Bruce 372 Dyer, Lloyd 215 Dyer, Richard 212 Dyreng, Claire 368, 388, 124 Dyreng, Pauline 145, 369, 389 Earl, Albert 214 Earl. Charles 229 Earl. Janice 184. 329. 345 Eastley. Lloyd J. 123 Eastman. Elaine 223. 387 Easton, Andrew 173, 331. 378 Eccles, James 373 Eckersley, E. Hermlne 353 120 Ecton. Ila 215 Edwards, Belva Dawn 220 Edwards, CUsta 184 Edwards, Edward 181, 349 Edwards, Walter 168 Egbert, Dolores 181 Egbert, James M. 114 Egbert, LuDene 190 Ekker. Lata 173 Eklend. Glenn L. 372 Eldridge, Burr 361 Eldredge. Erma 166. 386 Elison. James H 150. 341 Elison. Joanne 215. 360 Elkan. Gerald H. 361 Elldredge. Burr 167 Ellertson. Norman W. 18G. 337 ElUcott, Phyllis D. 159, 383 Ellicott, Grant 11 Ellis. Louise 139 Ellis. Marilyn 227 Ellis. Patricia Ann 171. 385 Ellis. Robert 147 Ellison. Joan 223 Ellsworth. Richard George 213 Ellsworth. Richard Grant 223 Embleton. Charles 215 Emerson, Jean 186. 383 Emmett, Myrtle 333, 122 Ence. Gwendolyn 231 Ence. Paul S. 220 Engebretsen. Grankie, 152 Engh. Colleen 227 English. Ruby E. 175. 366 Engstrom, Margaret Elaine 231 Enniss. Mary 191 Enos. Blossom K. 223 Enos, Lulu 178 Enos, WilUet K. 146, 365 Erbe, Felicia 191 Ercanbrack. Bonnie 174, 368 Erickson, Donis 223 Erickson. Ervin Ronald 223 Erickson. Helen 159. 385 Erickson, K. Earl 117 Erickson. Reita 202 Erickson. Shirley 155 Ericksen. Venla Jean 187, 386 Eseudero, Raymond 206 Evans, Ashel J. 113 Evans, Delna 179 Evans. Hazel Elaine 222 Evans. Marilin 142 Evans. Merlyn Louise 191 Evans, Robert W 120 Everett, Betty 226 Ewell, Duane H. 186 Ewoldsen, Calvin B. 215, 203 Eyre, DeRay 201 Eyring, Elaine 353, 110 Eyring, Suzane 204 Fairbanks, F. J. Lamar 180 Fairbanks, Lois 223 Fakharzadeh, Meh di 98 Faragher, Joanne 191, 370 Ferley, Alice Faye 156 Farnsworth, Lavieve 138. 347 Farnsworth, Leona 157 Farr, Betty 211 Farr, Neil C. 149, 377 Farr, Sylvia 150 Farr, Zoe 130 Farrer, Dale 217 Farthing, Lucille 219 Faulk, Lory 231 Faux, Marilyn 228 Faux, Neal D. 130 Fehlbcrg, Siegfried H. 110 Feik, Eva 150 Felt, Morris 178 Fenn, Carmen Margarite 213 Ferguson, Adrian Earl. Jr. 156 Ferguson, Wayne 146, 325, 380, 374 Fernley, Arlene 214 Ferre, Sherl D. 112 Ferrin, Marie 223 Fetscher, Nancy 113 Fife, Alexander Louis 171 Fillerup, Leland M. 338 Fillmore, Keith 325, 339, 120 Fillmore, Vera 228 Finlayson, Helen J. 189 Finley, CUfford G. 149 Fisher, Beth 180 Fisher, Clara 216 Fisher, Vanona W. 151 Fiske. Suzzanne 173. 370 Fitts. Dorothy 225 Fitzgerald, Ann 128 Fitzgerald, Sherman 100 Flack, Alley LeOrand 117 Flake. Cherie 207 Flake. Evelyn 216 Flake. Kenneth M. 145 Flake. Pat 213 Fletcher. I. Kay 384. 116 Flinders. Lois 231 Flint. Jean 128 Floyd. Sam 109 Flygare. Kenneth 361 Folland. Eleanor 206 Ford. Orlin B. 116 Foremaster, Lou Jean 225 Forsey. James Garry 188 Forsyth. David 222. 341 Forsyth. Gordon James 110 Forsyth, Walter 169 Foster. Betty 119 Foster, Maizie 203 Foutz. Emogene, 113 Foutz, Phyllis, 214 Fox, Shirley A. 177, 389 Fowles, Richard 203 Frampton, Jewel 368, 328 Francis, Jay W. 155, 340 Francis, Keith 171 Francis, Bell 211 Frandsen. Glenn 221 Frandsen, Ina 230 Frandsen. Melvin V. 220 Franson, Oral M. 125 Fredrickson, Dolores 179, 333 Fredrick. Nolan 229 Freebairn. Vera Lynne 217 French. Jack 215 Fresh. Ludene 215. 389 Fretwell, John D. 380. 108 FroeUch. Bob 183, 364, 330 Fulghum, Edna Grace 151 Fuller, Fredora 158. 379 Fullmer, Brian 222 Fye. Doreen 203 Galbraith, Joyce 221, 388 Ga lbraith. June 219 Gallagher, Robert Grances 230 Gallier, Monroe 218 Gambles, Harry D. 188 Gambles, Milton B. 213 Gammell, Nelda Jean 231 Ganjei, Farhad 184 Gardner. Duane 177 Gardner, Fred 131 Gardner, LaRae 219 Gardner, Marjorie 211 Gardner, Mary Ellen 213 Gardner, Maxine 170 Gardner, Paul G. 330 Garfield, Earl J. 349, 348 Garlick. Junior G. 182. 362, 330 Garrett. Donna G. 333. 108 Garrett, Earnest T 122 Garrett, William 139 Garrett. Z. Llouise 186 Garrick, Bernell J. 219 Gatenby. Lucille 201, 360 Gates, Robert W. 145, 336 Gates, Vilate 188 Gay, Carlyle 159. 381 Geddes, Marilyn 219 Geertsen, William F. 125 Gehring, Myrle 215 Geis, Gilbert 98 Geis, Ruth 100 George, Elma 153 George, Harold R. 98 Georges, Irene 147 Gerber, Betty 214 Gerber, Willard A. 155 Gerwin. Helen 168. 354 Gessel. Marianne 223 Gessford, Patricia Lyn 225 Gibbs, Fay 223 Gibbons, Amy 216 Gibbons, Beverly 145, 369 Gibbons, Donna 224 Gibbs, Mary Beth 143, 333 Gibby, Neal 108 Gibson, M. Carl 98 Giddings, Luther F. 187 Gidley, Robert 186 Gigliotti. Eunetta 227 Gillespie. Horace D. 359 GilUs, Robert 98 Gilner, Gerald 217 Gines, Pauline 221 Glauser, Lilly 214 Gleave, Sara Mae 128 Glenn, Avery 179, 364 Glenn. James 324. 124 Gligorea. Gene 215 Glines, ArUn L. 190, 378 Goates. Mary Jewell 356 Godfrey. Kenneth 189. 331 Goff, Dora 143 Goff, Harvey 150, 324 Gold. Lucille F 141 Golightly. Max C. 145, 325 339 Goodfellow. Geraldine 217 Goodfellow, Ludeen 213 Goodness. Frances J. 114 Goodness. Laura Mae K 180 Goodness. Leinaala. 221 Goodrich. Boyd 381 Goodwin. Glen Kay 110 Goodwin. Norma Manning 109 Goold. Sessl West 127 Gordon. Rodney 139. 363 Gottfredson. Dorothy 167 Goulding. Lavar O. Ill Goulding. Ruth 204. 387 Gourley. Carlyle O. 371, 129 Gowans. Floyd 191 Gowers. Clara 365 Gowin. Iris 217 Graham. Bob 180 Graham. Norma N. 215 Grange. Mar U. 144 Grant. Barbara B. 379. 110 Grant. L LaRae 226 Gray. Earl 113 Greaves. Edythe 146 Greaves. Howard 380 Greaves. Madge C 156 Green. Emerson 178 Green. lona 189 Green. John 176, 381 Green. Keith 169 Green. Patricia 186 Green. Patricia Ann 366 Green, Verl 213 Greenall, Bonnie 230 Greenhalgh. Clark 364 Greenwell. Stan G. 142, 364, 331 Greenwood. Dennis 191, 350 Greenwood. Roger 129 Greer. Elaine 189 Greer. Joan S. 187. 351 Greer. June 352, 128 Greer, Richard E. 173 Griffin. Ethel 387. 384. 122 Griffin. Lewis L. 153 Griffiths, Don 330 Griggs. Ronald 359 Grimes, Don 191. 363 Grindstaff. Philip 154 Grindstaff. Vivian N. 120 Groesbeck. Dorothy 181, 328, 353 Groesbeck, Grant 212 Groesbeck, JoAnn 177 Groesbeck, Marilyn 225 Grossen, Jeanne D. 115 Grunewald, Catherine 202 Grunewald, Ramona 217 Gubler, Donworth V. 100 Guff, Dora 386 Gummow, Elaine 185 Gunderson, Marjean 216 Gunn, Gloria 215 Gunn, LaMarr 223 Gunnell, E. LeRoy 188, 361, 378 Gunnell, Merrill Parker 156 381 Gunter, Eldcn, 176, 372 Gunter, Marvin 189 Gunter, Maynard 177. 378, 332 Gustaveson, Floyd 100 Guthrie, Charmaine 145. 352 Guthrie, Leona 383. 129 Guymon. Grace 145. 352 Guymon. Jeradean 174 Gwilliam. Elaine Erickson 110 Gwilliam. Stanford 100 Gwynn. Edward 358. 128 Hacking. Leah 173. 334 Haddock, Marjorie Jean 167 Hadlock, Curtis 109 Hafen, Geraldine 190 Hafen, Louise 223, 360 Hafen, William J. 124 Haglund, Peggy 189, 383 Hainsworth, Jerome 219 Hainsworth, Morris C. 180. 372 Hale, Erma 216, 365 Hale, Rodney F. 223 Hale. Sherley L. 185 Hale. Wilford M. 167 Hale, Janet 223 Hales. Lue Jean 171 Hales. Marilyn 168. 344 Hales. Robert 222. 373 Halgran. Leon A. 122 Hall. Barbara 182. 329 Hall. Garth 223 Hall. Heber 357 Hall. Herman Blaine 131 Hall. Geraldine 213 Hall. SUnley 349 Hall. Ilene 212 Halladay. Dan 112 Halley. Al 348 Halterman. Richard 213 Halvcrsen. H. Jeane 188. 351 Haman. Robert Louis 156. 364 Hamblin. Jay 156. 336 Hamblln, Wayne 149 Hamblin. Ken 158 Hambrlck. John 207. 231 Hammond. Gale 172. 378 Hammond. Lois 148. 352 Hammond. West C 381, 111 Hancock. Clem S. 141 Hancock. Joseph P. 184 Hancock. Ralph 212 Hanks. Helen 175 Hansen. Alan R. 338 Hansen. Alice Ann 159. 384 Hansen. Bonnie 183. 329, 370 Honson, Bonnie 179 Hansen, Burton E. 154, 357 Hansen, Carol 368. 120 Hansen. Carol 166 Hansen. Conrad 166 Hansen. Deloy W. 180 Hansen. Dona May 158, 367 Hansen, Duvello 178 Hansen, Elayne 217 Hansen, Evelyn 216 Hanson, Fred 225 Hansen. Genevieve 170 Hansen, H. Dean 324, 340 Hansen. Irene 215 Hansen. Jeanine 220 Hansen, Jerrie 190 Hansen, Karen 227 Hanse. Leon 98 Hanson. Lorraine 155. 347 Hansen. Lynn 152. 381 Hansen. Monna 221. 407 Hansen. Paul L. 142. 363, 331 Hanson. Paul 148 Hansen. Phyllis 220 Hansen. Ralph 176. 357. 331 Hansen, Shirley 228. 407 Hansen, Wilford N. 348 Hansen, William 187, 330 Hansen, Wihna C. 201 Hanson, Jack 212 Harding, Boyd 143, 336 Harding, Fred W. 124 Harding, Leonard F. 141 Harding. Margee 369 Hardy, Barbara 145, 370 Hardy, LoRene 186, 344 Hardy, Marie 386, 119 Harker, Martha 212 Harman, Beth 166 Harmon, Colleen 151, 354 Harmon, Eunice 353 Harmon, Merrilyn 353, 326, 121 Harmon, Rondo 111 Harper, LaNola 151 Harries, Barbara 177, 387 Harris, Gene 333, 115 Harris, Gorden 205 Harris, Marie 224 Harris, Raymond H. 206 Harris, VaLois 149 Harrison, Ramona 149, 387 Harrison. Dean 167, 332 Harrison, Arvon 230 Hart, Elaine 351, 121 Hartley. Dorene 213 Hartshorn, Leon 170, 362 Hartvigson. Joie Harvey. Eugene 141. 341 Haslem. Dean W. 118 Haslem, Lynn 215 Haslem. Marie 387. 384. 116 Hastings. Evelyn 129 Hatch, Farr 167 Hatch, M. Ephralm 131 Hatch, Vera 226 Hatch, Vivian 157 Hatfield, Lenore 180 Hatton, Gaylen A. 176 Havens. I. Virginia 153 Havens, Pat 230, 387 Hawker. Da ' ld 224 Hawkes, George R. 113 Hawkes, Peggy 175 419 Haws, John Keith 166 Hay, Ruth 151 Hayashi, Gladys 178 Haycock Sevan O. 138, 340 Haycock, James 222 Heath, Herman 112 Heaton, Maxine 99 Heaton, Philip 225. 373 Hebertson. Wayne M. 131 Hebrew, Quey 110 Hedquist, Albert 348 Hegsted, Victor 213 Hemingway, Robert D. 153 Hendrickson, Keith M. 186 Heninger. Lorriene 149, 360 Heninger, Owen 185, 357 Hennessey, Barbara 225 Henessey, Patricia 223 Henrie, Shirle 223 Hepwor th, Dallas 187, 344 Herde, Kark 120 Herrmann, Gertrude 204 Hershbergor, Kenneth 182 Hesser, Dewey 204 Heyrend, Anna Marie 203, 387 Heywood, David 213, 361 Heywood, Leona 170, 345 Heywood, Peggy 215 Hiatt, David 178 Hiatt, Wilbur 171 Hibbert, Ralph Dean 141 Hicken, Audrey M. 189 Hicken, Donald 155, 381 Hickeman, J. Morris 223 Hicks, Junior 381 Higa, Lily 201 Higginbotham, Barbara 140, 386 Hilbers, Joseph 109 Hilgendorff, Evelyn 218 Hill, Clyde 110 Hill, Dean 167 Hill, RaOla 140, 383 Hill, James B. 158 Hill, James E. 350 Hill, Jim 179, 359 Hill, Lois 189, 344 Hill, Max 229 Hill, Wilma 220 Hillman, Glen 153 Hilton, lone 173, 334 Hilton, Marilyn 353 Hilton, W. Bruce 177, 325, 341 Hinckley, LaRue 122 Hirschi, Betty Jean 386, 129 Hobday, Mable Lee 143, 333 Hobson, Ivan 119 Hodgkinson, Melvin J. 139 Hoggan, James Gordon 122 Holbrook, Laree 216. 387 Holbrook, LaRue 230, 387 Holder, Lyal 191 Holder, Robert Wilham 108 Holfeltz, Lula Jean 216 Holland, Lora Lee 175. 334 Holland, Vance M. 177, 371 Holley. Alvin 108 Holley, Robert L. 190 Hollyfield, Velma Joyce 112 Holman, Robert 177. 359 Holman, Eugene 217 Holmes, Karma 204 Holmgren, Carol 215 Holt, Gayle 112 Holt, Birch 361 Holt, Nancy 168 Holt. Wesley 141 Holyoak. Phyllis 168 Homer, Don 142 Homer, Pauleen 202 Homer, Raymond 219 Hone, Keith 205 Hooper, David 225 Hoopes, Marilyn 228 Hoops, Jenny 220 Hoover, Kelvin 223 Hoover, Lola Mae 218 Hoppie, Jewel D. 213 Horlacher, Lowell E. 157 Horner, Robert M. 180 Horner, Velma G. 121 Horton, Carolyn 351 Hosford, Gregory F. 122 Houston, Betty Jean 334, 131 Howard, Grant C. 380. Ill Howard, Jean 177, 328, 342 Howard, John 213 Howard, L. Elsdon. Jr. 231 Howard, Louise 129 Howard, Willard W. 125 Howell. Delmar 179 Howells. Irene 143, 385 Howells, Thomas 190 Howes, Raymond E. 168 Howlett, Elaine 185. 385 Hoyt, Earl Ballard 98 Huber, Shirley 222. 387 Huff. Arvil W. 153 Huffaker. Eleanor 226 Huffaker. Janice 216 Huffaker. Marjorie E. 333. 108 Huffaker, Ray 221, 378 Huffman, Kayleen L 185 Hughes, Mack F. 114 Hughes. Phyllis 139. 366 Hughes. Rawlins 189 Huillet. ODille 212 Huish, Fawn Christenson 343 Huish, John C. 371 Hulet, Dorothy 152. 333 Hulet, Ella Mae 229 Hulet, Oscar K 157 Hull. Russell M. 357 Hulihan, Lois 215 HuUinger, ReVoe 227 Humphreys, Alice 174 Hunsaker. Susie 169. 345 Hunt. Heber 171 Hunt. Lester Dale 156. 380 Hunter, Artie B. 167 Hunter, Boyd M. 179 Hunter, Deck J. 207 Hunter, Duaine J. 123 Hunter, James 173 Hunter, Lou Jean 180 Hunter, Margaret 159 Hunter, Mildred 352 Hunter, Verne F. 149 Huntington, Jane 186 Hurst. Howard 213 Hurst, Joan 202 Hutchinson, Gloria 155 Hutchings, Grace 385. 127 Hutchinson. Janet 180 Hyatt. Norman F. 341, 98 Hyde, Elaine 212 Hyde, Gerald R. 175. 362 Hyde. Lona Mae 174. 352 Hymas, Bruce 215 Hymas, Scott S. 205 Ihle, Marilyn 203 Ingalls, William V. 147, 377 374 Irving, Margaret 204, 389 Irving, Eldred 173 Irwin, Bonnie Lou 185 Isaac. LaRae 214 Isaacson. Lola 204 Isakson. LaJuana 179. 344 Ivie. Joy 159. 383 Ivins, Anthony 206 Iwasa, Sumi 227 Jackson. Elda B 100 Jackson, Vernice 143 Jacobs, Gloria 167. 353 Jacobs. Mary B. 123 Jacobson. Gwen 158 Jacobson. Lynn 223 Jacobson, Waldo 172 James. Richard 124 James. Tom 217 Jameson, Phyllis 254 Janish, Jardine 171 Janson, Reva 189. 366 Jenson. Donald 176 Jenson. Frank A. 372 Hardine. Earl D. 159 Jarvis. Jarrett 212 Jeffers, Vera 366 Jeffery, Jay 201 Jenkins, Douglas 145. 336 Jenkins. Jack 147. 378 Jenkins. Lyman H. 148 Jennens, Carol M. 171, 342 Jennings, Julienne 203 Jensen, Arliss 224 Jensen. Bonnie Jean 157 Jensen. Don A. 380 Jensen, Duane 124 Jensen, Eugene 159. 373 Jensen, Farrell 214 Jensen, Gloria 139, 385 Jensen, Grant 125 Jensen, Gwenyth 148 Jensen, Helen 129 Jenson, Iris L. 170, 379 Jensen, Janice 157. 388, 384 Jensen, Lada 202 Jensen, Marilyn 217. 389 Jensen, Marion 354, 329 Jensen, Keith 174, 378 Jensen. Phyllis C. 177 Jensen. Lamarr 155 Jensen, W. Clyde 128 Jensen, Wendell 209, 350 Jepperson, Robert Kay 115 Jeppson, Joyce 229 Jeppson, Ruth 181 Jepson, Marion 186 Jerling, Rae Marie 157 Jesperson. Myrna 232 Jessee. Dean C. 185 Jex, Melvin Dean 100 Johansen, Viola V. 169, 328, 389 371 Johns, Kenneth 382. 114 Johns. Max 171, 377 Johnson, Andrea 167, 345 Johnson, Berdine 188, 328 Johnson, Beverly 342, 112 Johnson. Carolyn H. 181 Johnson, Clayton 183 Johnson, Dorothy 204 Johnson, Eldred A. 324, 109 Johnson, Floyd L. 118 Johnson, Frank 153 Johnson. Gladys 202, 388 Johnson. Glen 126, 124 Johnson, Gordon Keith 123 Johnson, Helen 201, 344 Johnson. Helen Frances 155 Johnson. Helen May 201 Johnson, J. Kent 174, 338, 340 Johnson, Joel H. 147, 357 Johnson, Joelle 212 Johnson, Julia 352 Johnson. Laurel 187, 334 Johnson, Les 231 Johnson, Loren 209 Johnson, M. Dean 349, 121 Johnson. Rayma 201 Johnson, Reed F. 152 Johnson, Reed M. 357. 110 Johnson, Rex V. 187 Johnson, Shirley 346, 122 Johnson, Thelma L. 126 Johnson, Vada 232, 389 Johnson, Virginia 213 Johnson, Howard 167, 341 Johnson, Curg W. 139 JoHey, Inez 189, 352 Jones, Arlene 386, 123 Jones, Audrey 177 Jones. Barbara 232 Jones. Charlotte 166 Jones. Doris L. 124 Jones. Earl 324. 118 Jones. Edward 149 Jones. Elma J. 383 Jones. Ferron 124 Jones. Gary 148 Jones. Helen E. 149. 345 Jones, Helen Jeanne 175. 353 Jones. Hilda 204 Jones, JoLean E. 147 Jones, LeRoy 144, 348 Jones, Nadine 205, 407 Jones, Sherman 232 Jones, Grace 201, 360 Jordan, Mary Ella 222, 388 Jorgensen, Jerry 171 Josie, Barbara 212 Juarez, Rafael 230 Judd, Lewis 202, 378 Judd, Conrad 145, 325, 362 Kamauoha, Charles M. 151 Kamuoha, Lueen K. 181 Kanakele, George 225 Kanekoa. Catherine N. 174 Karpowitz. Robert 350 Kartchner. Joyce 188 Kartchner. Rulon 219 Kaufman, Oreal 123 Kawasaki, George J. 190, 381 Kay. Carol 159 Keaka. Rowena K. 189 Keate. Kenneth J. 141. 380 Keate. Robert K. 212 Keeler. Colleen 356 Keeler. Lovina 207 Keeler. Richard 212 Keeney, William Pat 129 Kekaula. Thomas 332. 361, 377 Kekauoha, Clifford N. 169, 332 377 Kelsey, Nan 185, 334 Kemper. Doral 349 Kemsley, Geraldine 159 Kendall, Bent W. 322 Kendall, James Clair 155 Kendall, Karl 232 Kendall, Robert 141 Kennedy, Barbara 222. 407 Kenolio, Gladys H. 173 Kern. DeMar R. 358 Kern. Russell L. 109 Ketzenbach, Delia 127 Kiester, Elaine 146 Kiester, Winfield Scott 382 Kilborn, A. Richalyn 120 Kilian, Mable 204 Killpack, Bennie B. 131 Killpack, Lovell A., Jr. 125 Killpack, Theodore N. 114 Killpack, Val L. 140 Kimball, Buddy 203, 350 Kimball, Carole 202 Kimball, Dan 357 Kimball, Elden 155 Kimball, Heber 232 Kimball, Gilbert 211 Kimball, Nina Ruth 167, 345 Kinder, Archie Gale 149 Kinder, LaRae 179 King, Earl N. 127 King, Frank G. 121 King, Glenn 181 King, Harold 167, 340 King, Kent 203 King, Roy H. 331, 362 Kingsford. Elaine 190 Kirk. Dorothy Gayle 223 Kirk. Emmeline 121 Kirkham, Dale 141 Kirkham. Marie 389. 375. 126 Kirkham. Rae Mona 184, 352, 328 Kirkham, Sally 177, 353, 329 Kirkpatrick, Robert 206 Kitterman, Stanford J. 152 Kleinman, Gay 151 Knaphus, Naomi 222 Knell, James J. 372 Knight, Annie V. 153 Knight, Curtis 153, 377 Knight. Joann 202, 407 Knight, Lester 140, 363 Knowlton, Beverley 186. 365 Knudsen, E Arlene 346. 126 Knudsen. William 141 Kochi. Miyoko C. 187, 328 Kodel, Colleen 146 Koew, LaVerne 169 Kohler, Eloise 126 Koller, Lyle 157, 372 Kondo. Gladys T. 203 Kovach. John 168 Kowallis. Willard 118 Koyen, Patricia 138, 335 Koyle. Bliss 141. 333 Krage. Helen 212 Krause. Jeanne 218 Krebs. Delma 173 Krider. Edward 216 Krissman. Georgene 346. 129 Kump. Garth 359 Kunkel. Bernice H. 138. 384, 375 Kunz. McKay H. 117 Labrum, Donna Rae 150, 333 Labrum. Renee 205. 333 LaFolIette. Everett 208 Lallatin. Gwen 205 Lam. Kum Kwan 175, 361 Lambert, Dan 114 Lambert, Rogers F. 185, 361 Lambert. Virginia 205 Lamborn, Maxine 157 Lamoreaux. Shirley 356 LaMunyon. Harold 381 Lancaster. Violet 205. 388 Laney. Allen F. 184 Langston. Norma Dorothy 110 Larch. Lois 206. 360 Larkin. Robert 150 Larsen. Albert 179 Larsen. Dean 214 Larsen. Bliss 217 Larsen, Boyd 150 Larsen, Carol Dawn 169, 333 Larson, Carol 126 Larsen, Cheryl 220 Larson, Elva Marise 389 Larsen, Flora 212 Larson. Joyce 205 Larsen, G. A. 201 Larsen, Gladys Rawlings 119 Larsen. Harold 214 Larsen. Jack 207 Larsen. L. Charles 154, 349 Larsen, Margaret 129 Larsen. Maxine L. 213. 166, 351 Larson, Orlo 231 Larsen, Paul B. 156, 362 Larson, Phyllis F. 229 Larsen. Ruth 366, 122 Larsen, Shirley 226 Larsen, Beth 207 Larsen, V. Vaughan 153 Larsen, Wallace 130 Larson, Walter Park 230 LaVorgna, Richard 218 Law, David 117 Lawrence, Clifford V. 153 Lawrence, Elbert 154 Lawrence. Joseph 178 Lawrence, Rebecca Maurine 206 Layton, Lionel H. 127 Lazenby, J. Douglas 114 Leach, Leonard 118 Leavitt, Lawrence 139 Leavitt. Lorna 201 Leavitt. Van H. 191 Leavitt. Verr D. 153 LeBaron. Francis 213, 378 LeBaron. Rita 206 Lee. Garth 204 Lee. Gordon 150 Lee. James 188 Lee. John F. 144, 358, 324 Lee, Dean 118 Lee. Samuel A. 188 Lee. Wilmer 219. 348, 378 Leegant, Daniel 185 Leigh, George 153 Lerwill, Gwendolyn 123 LaSueur, J Kay 373, 130 Leth, Ken O. 373 Levie, Veola Vaun 151, 385 Lewis, Celdon R 140 Lewis, Gordon K. 339, 116 Lewis, lone 386, 374, 127 Lewis, John W. 149 Lewis, Louise 213 Lewis, Maridell 190, 342 Lewis, Marshall 138 Lewis, Renee 214 Lewis, Rhoda D 355, 122 Lewis, Richine 115 Lewis, Sherald 208 Lewis, Veloy 99 Libby, Ellen 213 Liddiard, Bruce 358 Liechty, Elaine 189 Linde, M. Lorraine 148. 346 Lindsay, Grace 353, 121 Lindsay, L. Ronald 371 Lindsay, Myrl 183, 365 Lindsay, Rae H. 381 Lindsay, Robert O. 205 Lindstrom, David D. 187 Linn, Ross 208 Liston, Donald 154 Litchfield. Bernice 146 Livingston. Jean M. 183, 342 Lloyd, David O. 120 Lloyd, Grant 205 Lloyd. Irene 229 Lloyd. Ross 204 Lloyd, Verna 188 Loader. Mavis 156 Lodwick. J. W. 224 Loe. Wanda 328, 343 Lofgran. Lynn C. 187 Lofgren. David E. 131 Long, Kenneth 167 Long, Donald 231 Long. Lloyd K. 190 Longden. Gail 179, 369 Loosli, Gayle 205, 407, 387 Losee. Rex 204. 377 Loveless. Donna 142 Loveless, Aurlen F. 190 Lovell. Elwood 207 Loveridge. Gordon 207 Loveridge. Willard V, 114 Lowe. Julian C. 122 Lozaro. Rubenia Diaz 167 Ludlow. Enoch 341. 125 Ludlow, Lester 148, 339 Ludlow, Melvin J. 340, 114 Ludlow, Ray 340 Lunceford. Fay 187 Lund, E. Darlene 189, 385 Lund. Lemar I. 377, 121 Lund, Rose Elise 155, 385 Lundell, Donna 151, 343 Lundell, Orville C. 324, 120 Lunt. LaDonna 209 Lunt. Vefa 171 Lybbert. Rex 171 Lykins. Chester 202 Lyman. Bertha 177 Lynn. E. Bob 341 Lynn, Marjorie 220 Lynn, Verna Vee 220 Lynn. Norma Rae 191, 385 Lyons, Kent 159 Lyons, Yvonne 227, 407 420 Maag. Martha 172. 386 Mabey, Ilene 230 MacCobe. Van 225 Macdonald. Jaird 204 Macdonald, Ruth 356. 127 Macfarlane. Max 127 Machado. Daniel K 190 Machenheimer. John 228 Mackay. Leonard 212 Makley. Venetta 215 Madison. Parke 167 Madson. Ameha 170 Madsen. Bonnie 208 Madsen. Carolyn 205 Madsen. Charlene 191 Madsen. Gloria 159 Madsen. Jack 187 Madsen. Spencer Duane 108 Magill. N, Carolyn 227 Magleby, Frances R. 373 Magleby, Hal 221 Magleby. Richard H. 144. 349 Magleby. Sally 207. 360 Maholia. Michael A. 357. 112 Mahoney. Donna 170 Makin, James 201 Malan. Robert 108 Maland. Lorraine 220 Mallor. Carl J. 167 Maloney. Joan 151 Ma lstrom. Mildred 219 Mangum. Dorothy 232 Mangum. Leah 138 Mann. Rod 364 Manning. Dona Rose 208 Manning. Luann 208. 389 Marchant. Adele 184. 383 Marcum. R. Laverne 112 Markham. Beth 152 Markham. Don H. 139 Markham. Wayne 227 Markenseon. Don 348 Marley. Bert 109 Marriott. Geraldine 185 Marsh. Pearl 172 Marshall, Betty Lou 137 Marshall. Edward 212. 378 Martin. Beth 407. 353. 131 Martin. Marilyn 207. 360 Martineau, Knolton. 207 Martineau. Mary 141. 342 Martini. Elizabeth L. 227 Marx. Tressie 232 Mason, Naone 153. 386 Mason, Patricia 172, 329. 344 Mason. Sterling 374, 377. 112 Massey, Ferrel 155 Massey, Valda 191 Matheson, Beverly 159 Mathews, Madelyn 145, 369 Matkin. LeVaun 217 Matkin, Nola 139. 333 Matson. Charmayne 172 Matson. Evelyn 224 Matson. L. Irene 158. 384 Matson. Nora 204 Matsumura. Mamoru 219 Maughan, Dora J. 205 Maughan, Carol 220 Maughan. Nola Afton 122 Maughan. Phyllis 222 Maughan. Scott J. 166 Maughan. Mary Ann 208 Maughan. Shirley 176. 342 Maxfield. Maurine E. 114 Maxwell. Afton 208 Maxwell, Emma Jean 178 May. Mary Elizabeth 207 Maycock. L. Booth 371 Mayeda, Hideo 113 Mayhew, Thomas 129 McAffee, Boyd 100 McAlister, Barbara 182. 343 McAllister. Dale 372. 125 McAllister. Wells 120 McArthur. Loa 206 McArthur. Enid 124 McArthur. Lloyd 120 McBride. Elva 208 McBride. Kenneth 149 McBride. Leah 208 McCall. Clifford 190 McCandless. Geary 205 McCance. Joan 205 McCarrel, Lois 146 McCIellan. Josephine 146 McClure. Ramona 170, 369, 329 McClurg. Buyrl 173 McConkie. Clayton 174 McConkic. Norma 203 McCoy. Juanita P. 225 McDonald. Lila Mae 207, 360 McDonald. Ruby 177 McDougal, Delmer 130 McEwan, Harold 205. 350 McEvers. Barbara 213 McFarland. Carl 143 McFarland. Marjorie R. 166 McGarry. Darrell Terry 151 McGuire. Charles Francis 180 Mclntire Douglas R. 359, 116 Mcintosh, Deon 206 McKee, Fay 181, 347 McKee. Lawrence 157. 357 McKel l. Jean M. 153. 384 McKell. LaNon 205 McLean Veon 205 McMahan, Robert 201 McManama. John 216 McMuUin. Dorothy 189. 345 McNelley. Lester 205 McPhie. Wallace 153, 371 McQuarrie, Lia Marie 173, 345 Meaker, Stanley 207 Measom, Carmen 205 Mecham. Carl D, 191 Mecham. Gladys 122 Mecham. Ray 205 Mecham. Robert B. 100 Medlyn. Samuel 377. 115 Meling. Mary 191 Mellor. Carl J. 377 Mellor, Irma Rachel 157 Memmott, Fletcher 218 Mendenhall, Bee 175 Mendenhall. Wilma 187, 384 Menlove. Lyle 191 Menlove, Roy T. 143 Meranda, Sally 173, 342 Mercer. Robert 349. 109 Merchant. Lorenzo A. 179, 361 Merrell. Albert 152 Merrell, Donnene 204 Merrill, Grace 148, 343 Merrill, Heber Kimball 111 Merrill, Jay 179, 380 Merrill, June 157. 351. 384 Merrill. LuAnn 205. 388 Merrill. Owen 158 Merrill. Reese 171 Merrell. Robert W. 110 Mertz, Delia M. 191 Merwin, Betty 214 Meservy, Keith 232 Meservy, Norma J. 185 Messervy. Robert 363 Messerly, Ernest 113 Meyers. J. Raymond 182 Mickelson. Jay C. 170 Mickelson. Russell 179, 341, 331 Midgley. Betty 151 Midgley, Thomas Keith 146, 381 Miles, Marilyn 159. 343 Miles. Newell 158 Miles, Oral S. 149 Miles, Sewell 207 Millar, Marjorie 116 Millar, Phyllis 119 Millard, Grace 205, 388 Miller, Beverly 229 Miller, Elaine 207 Miller, Katherine 355 Miller, George 208 Miller. Joyce 224 Miller, Marion 207 Miller, Martin L. 99 Miller, Marvin 217 Miller. Mildred 368. 130 Miller. Paul Bowen 139 Miller. Reid C. 130 Miller. Richard Dale 123 Miller. Robert M. 232. 214 Miller. Troy 362 Miller. Vernon 206 Miller. William 208 Millett. Don 173 Millett. Richard L. 208 Mills. Joyce 347 Milner. Glen Rae 157 Miner. Georgia 181 Minor. Ida Lou 215 Miner. Richard Kent 357 Miners. Paul 201 Minson, Roland T. 177 Mitchell, George 169 Mitchell. Joanne 207 Mitchell, LaReal Nadine 144. 388 Miyahira. Harry T. 222 Moesser. Bonnie Jean 187. 343 Mohassel. Aboiezl Billy 167 Molen. Roy F, 173 Mohanan. Neil D. 187 Monroe. Shirley 346. 123 Monson, Dorothy 215 Montague, Glenn 126 Montague. Wallace 127 Montgomery. Charles 225 Montgomery. Harold 229 Montgomery. Sharon J. 208 Moody. Carol D 334 Moody. M Elizabeth 178. 334 Moody. Richard 177, 364 Moon, Carma 208 Moon, Clarence 141 Moon, Floyd 157. 378 Mooney. Marilyn 145. 368 Moore. Glen 112 Moore, Geraldine 115 Moore. Keith W. 166 Moore. Mary 379. 387. 121 Moore. Tom 126 Moore, Wilburta 147 Morby, Carol 173, 379 Morgan, Cleona Decker 112 Morgan, Edna G. 118 Morgan. John O. 191 Morgan, Thelma 207 Morgan. Venna Dee 205 Morin. Arthur 131 Morley. Berton 208 Morrey. John 184. 357 Morrill, Jane 157. 365 Morrill, Reed 201 Morris. Alfred S. 138 Morris. Herbert 377. 108 Morris. Joan 207 Mortenseil. Arva Lue 379. 109 Mortensen. Geraldine 204 Mortensen. Grant W, 112 Mortensen. Lois 140 Mortensen. Shirley 208. 384 Mortensen, Shirley Ruth 185 Morton, Robert 175 Moslcy, William L. 122 Moss. Audra 382 Moss. Helen 148. 379 Moss. James 184 Moss. J. Joel 324. 382, 98 Moss. Reed L. 209 Moss. Ruth 185 Mott. Kenneth C. 341. 118 Moulton. E. J. 141. 340 Moulton, Floyd C. 156, 341 Moulton. William Clyde 341 Mousley. Clifford D. 147 Movaghar, Iran 110 Movaghar. Nasser 187 Mower, Morris 208 Mower. Robert 357 Moyle. Hank 207. 350 Muaina. John 185, 332 Muhlestein, Charles J. 167, 380 Mullen, Coy M. 149, 351 Mullett, Marian F. 355 Mumford, Theo 173 Mumford, Verl L. 153, 340 Munson, John E. 140 Murdock, Edward 113 Murdock, Mary Ann 326. 351, 123 Murphy. Joseph 151 Murphy. LaVona 142 Murphy, Joyce 152, 379 Murray. Joyce 189. 345 Murray. Mary 208 Murray. Wanza 208 Myer, Richard A, 232 Myers. Iliene 191 Myers, Marcus 143 Naegle, Thell 176. 384 Naegle. Vilda Mae 183 Naegle. June 215 Nakhir. Amir Hossien 98 Nalder. Beverly 227. 360 Narramore, Lou 155, 683 Nash, William 151 Nay, Buster 225 Nay, Theron D. 125 Naylor, Joan 206 Neal. John C. 231 Neath, Jackie 207, 360 Nebeker, Connie 188, 342 Neeley, Arlene 167, 344 Neeley. Laura Gene 201 Neilson, D. Louise 141. 379 Neilson. Stanley D. 150 Nelson. Barbara Lou 342 Nelson. Bill 146 Nelson, Bill J. 131 Nelson, Claris W. 154 Nelson, Dale 224 Nelson, Dee B. 220 Nelson, Donna 201 Nelson, E. May 212 Nelson, Erven 226 Nelson, Jack L. 157 Nelson, James 119 Nelson, Jo Anne 215, 365 Nelson, J. R. 180 Nelson, Lois Anne 145, 352 Nelson, Lois Marie 112 Nelson, Margerie 190 Nelson, Marv Nels 185 Nelson. Max D. 141, 349 Nelson. Naomi 120 Nelson. Norma 228 Nelson. Rae 181. 379 Nelson. Rachel 126 Nelson, Robert Deane 98 Nelson, Rosemary 202 Nelson, Ruth 203 Nelson, Shirley Faye 124 Nelson. Shirley 147 Nelson. Stanley 149 Nelson, Susan 221. 407 Nelson. Thomas G. 140 Nelson, William 226 Neubert. H. LaMon 185. 364 Newman. Analee 144 Newman. Mary 224, 407 Newren, Karl Y. 155 Newren. Max 149 NG, Paul L. 158 Nicholes. Douglas 173, 332, 362 Nicholes, Margaret- 366 Nichols, Loren 175 Nicholson. Dorothy 219 Nicholson. Viola 169 Nickle, Jean 230 Nickle, Jane 228 Nickle, Joan 227 Niedo, D. Ted P. 119 Nielson. Acel D. 110 Wielson, Barbara Lu 187 Nielsen, Beatrice Folsom 117 Nielson, Diane 175 Nielson, Renee 227 Nielsen, Farren 111 Nielson. Gordon 226 Nielsen. Kenneth Fred 118 Nielson, Margne 383 Nielsen, Peter 222 Nielsen, Vernon C. 152 Nies. Richard 148 Nimer. Harold E. 331 Nishimura. Estelle 227 Nixon, Phyllis E. 188 Nixon, Richard 230 Nixon, Sterling 232 Noble, Sidney 325, 126 Noble, Jean 142 Noble. John E.. Jr. 170. 378 Noel. Donald D. 130 Nolan, Grace 99 Norberg, Betty L. 188 Norgren. Quentin 98 North, Maurice Ray 114 Norton, Al 226 Nowatny, Cora Belle (Corky) 147, 351 Noyes. Carolyn 175 Nugent. Robert 173, 361 Nuttall. Elnora 228 Nutter, John W. 77. 110. 280 Nyborg, Velva R. 367, 131 Oberhansley. Vic C. 146 Obrien. Vincent 363 Odell. Clinton 203, 378 Ogden, Betty 170 Ogden, Geraldine 207 Ogden. Melvin J. 114 Oglesby, Jacquelyn 187 Okelberry, Arta M. 204 Okerlund. Maeser D. 140 Oldham. Mark 207. 378 Oldroyd. Marilyn 177 Oliphant. Clara Howe 130 Oliphant. Janice 206 Oliphant, Nada 149 Oliverson, Ray H. 350 Olmstead, Clifford 145 Olpin. Elaine 344 Olpin, Delia Jean 139, 345 Olsen, A. Emelia 119 Olson, Audrey 354 Olsen. Bennie 226 Olsen, Betty 118 Olsen, Dale LaVern 124 Olson, Donna 228 Olsen, Donna L. 182 Olsen, Helen 228 Olsen, Ivan P 226 Olsen. Jeanne 145, 384, 399 Olson. Lavera 227 Olsen, Lugene 217 Olsen, Lynn 359 Onips, James 226 Ono, Masayo 204 Openshaw, Billie 344 Openshaw, Darlene 355 Orme. Elaine 224, 407, 387 Orme. F Evada 177, 383 Orme. Keith M. 206 Orton. Gwen 227 Orton. Nona Jean 109 Osborne, Barbara 228 Osborne, Bruce 114 Osborne, Virgus C. 151 Oslund. Norma Rae 187 Ottesen, LaRae 228, 387 Ovad, Glen Fowler 112 Owen, Gordon 224. 350 Ozment, Arnold 214 Pace. Calvin J. 154 Pace. Kenneth J. 145. 337, 325 Pace, Ronald 206 Pace, Warren 157 Pack. Merrill 114 Packard. Brien P. 109 Packard. Dean W. 337 Packer. Grant 216 Packer. Margaret 389 Padeken. Emmaline K. 180 Page. Barbara 129 Page, Reed H. 218, 371 Painter, Joanne 221 Palmer, Edward 222 Palmer. Laura 159 Paramore, James 337, 332 Park, Boyd L. 181 Parker, Bonnie 215 Parker, Fay 229 Parker, Myrl 206 Parker, Phyllis 386, 124 Parker. Shirley 221 Parkin. Max 202 Parkinson. Diane 228 Parkinson, Phyllis 183 Parkinson, Roger 336 Parry, John P. 118 Parry, Martha M. 181, 384 Parsell, Robert W. 181, 349 Parson, Joyce 217. 389 Patterson. Arthur 221 Patterson. Francis 178 Patterson, Sylvia C. 176, 388 Patton. Betty 223 Patton, Lyle D. 152 Paul, Dorothy Jane 123 Paul, Howard 202 Paul, Ina 228 Paulson, Eileen 224 Paulson, Art L. 350 Paulson, John 350 Paulson, Kristine 342. 124 Paulsen, Mable 175, 385 Paulsen, Reva 216 Paulson, Walter 147 Paxman. Carol 355 Paxman. M. Elaine 353. 108 Payne. Dan C. 172 Payne. Jaynann M. 131 Payne. Marjorie 216 Payne, Devere 189 Payne, William Harold 189 Pearce. Anne 170, 385 Pearce, Robert Hale 149 Pearson, Barbara 228 Pearson, Donald B. 181 Pearson. Dorothy 171 Pearson, M. Claudine 346 Pearson, Shad 373 Peeay, Dean S Peay, Dorace 158 Peck. Dorothy 185 Peck. Mary 203 PectoUo, Rosetta 221 Petersen, Myrle 219 Pendleton. Carl J. 100 Pendleton. Leo 216, 378 Penfield, Robert 175, 361 Perez. Esteban 184 Perry. Kenneth I. 189. 332 Perry, Rodney 221 Perry. Yolanda 217. 360 Peterlein. Richard 230 Peters, Gay 360 Peterson. Barbara 232 Petersen. Betty Jo 221 Peterson, Bruce 228 Peterson, Clarence H. 218 Peterson, Clifford J. 142, 363 Peterson, Dale A. 338 Peterson, Don 349 Peterson. Donna Jean 140 Peterson. Dorothy 206 Peterson, Elaine 174 421 Peterson, Esther M. 221 Peterson, Farrell 221 Peterson, George 98 Peterson, H. Donl 167, 348 Peterson, Herbert 169 Peterson, Janice 224, 407 Peterson, Jilene 178. 347 Peterson, JoAnn (CaUf. ) 215 Peterson, JoAnn (Scipio) 222 Peterson, Leo 189 Peterson, Judith Anne 214 Peterson. L. Marvin 151, 364 Peterson, Lila Alice 123 Peterson, Lois 159 Peterson, Marie 213 Peterson, Neola 227 Peterson, Pat 225 Peterson. Raquel 212 Peterson, Richard Lee 138. 336 Peterson, Robert 99 Peterson, Wendell 139 Pettijohn, Dorothy 166 Pettijohn, Martha Jane 152, 384 Petty, Marilyn 334. 121 Phelps, Richards 226 Philbrick. Robert 364, 126 Phillips, Douglas 230, 350 Phillips, Kathleen 334, 113 Phillips, Kenneth D. 127 PhiUips, Rosemary 177, 369, 329 PhilUpson, Howard 212 Pierce. Isaac D. 127 Pierpont. Patricia 227 Pierson. Helen 189 Pinegar, James J. 108 Pinegar, Maxine 214. 356 Pinncock, William G. 168 Pitcher, Carol 177, 369, 329. 388 Pitcher. Kay 172 Plass. Inga 171. 385 Plant. D. Barbra 183. 343 Plattner. Bettyrae 231 Plumb. Ted 221 Pocock. Lloyd S. 139 Pomel. Jacqueline 223 Pomeroy. Wayne C. 116 Pope. Byron L. 112 Porter. Betty Jean 214. 360. 387 Porter. Blaine M. 100 Porter. Carroll 220 Porter, Delia Mae 342. 113 Porter. Denton 128 Porter. E. Ross 117 Porter. Marguerite 99 Porter, LeRoy 179, 357 Potter, Joyce Eloise 229 Poulson, Ann 215 Poulson. Elaine 138 Poulsen. Gerald E. 110 Poulsen. Lorna 186 Powell. Harold J. 141 Powell. Lynn 114 Pratt. Harold. 214 Pratt. Leigh B. 128 Pratt. Mary 214 Preator. Donna 170 Preece. Val Larie 159. 365 Price. Darlene 229 Price. Harold 221 Price. Jack R. 340. 116 Price. Kendall. 220. 350 Price. Lou Ann 228 Price. Marilyn 230 Prior. LaDeane 212 Pritchett. Enid 147 Pritchett. M. Jed 187 Proctor, Art 226 Priuitt. Ruth 144. 353 Puckett. Eldon 111 Puckett. George C. 149 Pugh. Kelly 99 Pugmire. Barbara 214 Pugmire. Elaine C. 383 Pulham, Richard A. 181 Pullan. Robert 221 Pulos. G. LeRoy 219 Pulsipher. Eldon 169. 380 Pulsipher. Fenton H. 185. 380 Purdy. Ruth 171. 329. 342 Purnell. Allen 139. 362 Purrington. Vera 189 Pusey, C. Richard 177. 358 332 Quilter. Franklin N. 117 Quintan, Nina 167 Quinn, Alice P. 167 Quinn, Joan R. 225 Qulnn. Pat 355 Radichel. Fred 174 Raisor. Calvin 218 Randall. K. A. 324. 359. 122 Randall. Melvin G. 324, 100 Randall, Wanda 179. 389 Rasband. J. Verl 185. 358. 330 Rasmussen. Alvin L. 100 Rasmussen, Bonnie 211 Rasmussen. Carma 334. 113 Rasmussen, Hazel, 175 Rasmussen, Leon 211 Rasmussen, LeRoy W. 183 Rasmussen, Melda 211 Rawle, Renee 171 Rawlings. James 357 Rawlings. LaMar 213 Rawlins. Eva 211 Kay. Nedra 171 Ray. Reed 227 Raymond. Richard L. 147 Rayner. Hansel 230 Read. William Earl. Jr. 129 Ream. Hazel Dawn 383. 113 Ream. Leanore L. 179 Reber, Darwin 146 Reber. Joyce 214 Redd. Alene 179. 355 Redd. Jacqueline B. 183. 354 Redd. John Paul 183 Redd. Phyllis 211 Redford. Bronwyn 138, 334 Rees, Jane 147 Rees, Lorraine L. 126 Rees. Raymond F. 130 Reeve, Ruth 167. 351 Reid. Bettie Jean 142. 343 Reid. Constance 149 Reid, Gwen 217 Reid, Joan 211 Reid. Joyce 370 Reimschiissel. Walter M. 128 Reinch. Barbara Ann 190. 342 Reiske. John 114 Remund. Janet 229 Rancher. Louise 121 Rex. Donna 175. 365 Rhodes. Howard 141 Rice. Maxine 172 Richan. Pat 206 Richards. Barbara N. 158 Richards. Faue 386. 115 Richards. Harold L. 187 Richards. Joel J. 166. 381 Richards. Ralph 224 Richards. Robert Neal 179 Richards. Lynn 166 Richardson. Dorothy Dee 173. 367 Richardson. Ivan R. 126 Richeson. Lee. Jr. 110 Richins, Delores I. 222 Richins, Helen 229 Richins, Robert 217 Richins. Robert John 189 Richman. Wayne S. 116 Richmond. Ruth 139 Ricks. Wanda 121 Ridge. John 206 Riding. Lynn 181. 363 Rigby. Doris. 219 Rigby, Keith 100 Rigby. W. Dean 180. 349 Riggs. Colleen 187. 347 Rindlisbach. Oloha 227 Ririe. Barbara 221 Ririe. Ellenjeen 179. 386 Ririe. Geraldine 179 Ririe. Morgan 222 Roach. Dee 212 Robbins. Nancy 211 Robey. Raoma J. 168 Roberts. Dan 123 Roberts. Pat 202 Roberts. Shirley 225 Robertson. Burtis B. 378 Robertson. Reece B. 150 Robertson. Sheronne 177. 352 Robins. Maurine 333 Robinson, Cloras Ann 129 Robinson. Gene 155 Robinson, Harriet 375, 383 Robinson, Helen 211 Robinson, Lois 230 Robinson, Milward D. 100 Robison, Artell L. 176 Robison, Barbara 229. 360 Robison. LaRue F. 152 Robison. PhilUp G. 125 Robison. Rosalie 151 Robison. Shirley 224, 407 Rock. Dale 159 Rodeback. Clyde E. 361 Rodeback. Shirley 211 Rogers. Alton 230 Rogers. Donald 216 Rogers. Marcel 217 Rogers, Kathryn 115 Rogers, Lu Luke 170. 355 Rogers. Marilou 210 Rogers, Patricia 181 Rogers. Raymond 125 Rolfe. Mona E. 169 Romney. Clyde 154 Romney. Janet 201 Romney. Jean 182. 355. 328 Romney. Patricia 211, 375, 387 Romney, Lowell 210 Romney, Rinda 216 Romney, WilUam F. 154, 377 Roper, Frankie 225 Roper, Morris Lee 100 Roper. Velda 219 Ropp. Verla 231 Rose, Lucile 351, 115 Rose. Ruth 226 Rosen. Harold E. 186 Rosenheim. Helmet 100 Ross. Alma D. 151 Ross. Joyce 228 Ross. Lester 116 Roundy. Elmo S. 178. 373 Roundy, Marilyn 214 Roundy. Paul 155 Rowan. Gerald G. 122 Rowe. Betty Jean 187 Rowley. Grant 159. 378 Rowley. Doyle 148 Rowley, Richard 212 Roylance, Norma 225 Rueckert, Lavar 205 Rulfe. Mona 386 Runyan. John 175 Rushton. Luana 356 Russell. Bonnie 388 Russell, Don 190 Russell, Gene 221 Russell, Lorraine 144, 342 Russell, Richard 220 Russell, Jacqueline 221 Russell, Patricia 179 Russell, Warren 202 Russon, Moynard 183, 378 Rust, DeMar 172 Rust, Helen 224 Rutter, Clareoe LuCelia 175, 365 Rutter. James 210 Ryan. Adrian. 358 Ryan. Thomas B. 216 Sabey. Grant 217 Sabey. Soren G. 109 Sabin. Marie 229. 387 Sackett. Orvalla 225 Saffery. Miriam 108 Sakamoto, Nancy 174 Sakiestews. Victor 143. 361 Sampson. Floyd 155 Sandberg. Hartley T. 124 Sandberg. Calvin 141 Sandberg. Karl 230 Sander. Hyrum 153 Sander. June E. 369. 121 Sanders. Joseph L. 156 Sanders. Joyce 326. 108 Sanders. Shirley 177 Sanders. Virginia 217 Sanderson. Barbara 177 Sandstrom. Robert 210 Sanford. Janet 210 Sansom. Kenneth 339. 325. 117 Samokita. Thomas K. 191 Sargent. Blair 127 Satterfield. Lavon 216 Sauer. Audra 211, 407 Schaefer. Don 214. 378 Schaerr. Wallace 211 Schenk. Mary Lou 204 Scherer. Paul 147. 359 Schindler. Stanley 173 Schipper. Eileen 210. 407. 389 Schipper, Lilhan 176, 329, 370, 375, 384 Schipper, Ruth W. 177. 370. 384 Schipper. Vivian 176, 370 384 Schmidt. Dolores 217 Schmidt. Virginia 118 Schofield, Colleen 210 Schofield, Sheldon 148 Schow, Alvin 223 Schow, Fred 349 Schulthess, David A. 145 Schultz. Norma 143 Schwalbe. Wayne 185. 361 Schwartz, Ruby 130 Scoresby, Delsa 182 Scoreaby. Leah 224. 388 Scott. HolUs 378. 125 Scott. Odell 340. 119 Scott. Shirley 225 Scott. Wanda 181 Scoville. Keith P. 146. 348 Seabury. ZaUa 227 Searl. Joane 206 Searle. Clea 202 Searle, Roberts 363 Sears. Elizabeth 225 Sears. Grace Stone 115 Sears. Roger W. K. 180 Seastrand. Gareth W. 158 Seaton. Laura Ann 116 Seibold. Jeannette 139 Seppi, Edward 225 Sessions. Barbara B. 144. 370 Sessions. LaVerne 214 Sessions. Rosanne 353. 118 Sessions. Sterling 118 Sevy. Arthur C. 120 Sewell. Max F. 182 Shane. Roy A. 122 Sharmahd. Amir Nassen 143 Sharp. Keith P. 185 Sharp. Salley 108 Shaw. Laurene M. 225 Shawcroft. Joseph 143 Shelley, Arlo 174 Shelley. Carl T. 99 Shelley. Heber Jay 115 Shelley. Merlin 202 Sherwood. Stephen 210 Shields. Grant 371. 127 Shipp. Darlene 231 Shoemaker. Betty 217 Short. Elaine 141. 345 Shreeve. Lyman Sidney 126 Shriver. Joan 231. 369 Shupe. Ethel Jean 167 Shupe. Margaret 151. 387 ShurtUff. Donald 215 ShurtUff. Norman T. 147 Siebach. Miriam 232 Sill. James 210 Simmons. Boyd K. 147. 362 Simmons. L. Joy 139 Simmons. Mar Rue 123 Simmons. Norma L. 109 Simmons. Ralph 207 Simpson. Reva 169 Singleton. Paul C. 183 Sittle. Verne 159 Skeen. Lamar 207 Skousen. Don 108 Skousen. Alma 171 Skousen. Nancy ShurtUff 116 Skousen. Orval 206 Slack. George H. 131 Slack. Jean 140. 379 Slack. Lawrence Roy 100 Slack. Paul Holt 100 Slack. Wayne 187 Slade. Curtis W. 149 Slaugh. Anne 207 Smedley. Luana 229 Smellie. Bonnie 222 Smith. Blaine 146. 358 Smith. Ann 379 Smith. Arvilla 217 Smith. Barbara. 220. 407 Smith. Beverly 191. 367 Smith. Beth 328. 368 Smith. Cherie 226 Smith. Curtis 210 Smith. Earl L. 124 Smith. Edward 222 Smith. Glenn 227 Smith. Inogene 207 Smith. Richard 130 Smith. Jerry 224 Smith. Leland A. 173. 371 Smith. Larry 150. 375 Smith. Luana 214 Smith. Lyneer C. 170 Smith. Margaret 184 Smith. Mearle B. 210 Smith. Marlee Mae 190. 365 Smith. Norma 147. 383 Smith. Paul M. 170 Smith. Reed Emery 153 Smith. Red 185 Smith. Roy. 226 Smith. Shirley 211 Smith. Verla Lou 353. 109 Smith, Virgil 182 Smith. William D. 191 Smith. William 168. 336 Snell. Gloria 157. 367 Snow, Alma 353. 326, 130 Snow, Jim 373 Snyder. Laurel 187 Sohm. Keith E. 141 Snyder. Jerry 206 Solter. Ray E. 125 Sorensen. Calvin H. 158 Sorensen, Charleen 155 Sorensen, Genlel 207 Sorensen, George 146, 364 Sorensen, Glenna 157 Sorensen, Jerelyn 176, 343 Sorensen, Keith H. 151 Sorenson, Colleen 186, 388 Sorensen, Merlin Ray 151, 380 Sorensen, Merri 210, 360 Sorenson, Shirley 224 Southwick, Donna Jean 147, 356 Spafford. Enid W. 143 Spafford. Wm. Nelson 111 Sparks, George 231 Sparks, Venna 227 Speedy, Afton 167 Spencer, Bryce 143 Spencer, Hector 169 Spencer, Vernon R. 184 Spendlove. John Clifton 114 Spratling. Gwen 181 Spratling. Maurine 186 Spratling. Roylance 209. 407 Springthorpe. Arvin 146. 380 Sprouse, Betty 179. 333 Sprouse. Donald 341. 117 Squire. Helen Fay 229 Squires. La Deanne 212, 407 Staheh, Clarence 181 Staheh, Karl 169 Staker, W. Lyman 129 Stander, Genine 223 Stanfield. Majel 221 Stanley, Ruth 221 Stansfield. Russell N. 100 Stapley, Dwight J. 112 Stapp. Nanette E. 353 Stapp. Roy E. 357 Starley. J. Ross 217 Stayner, Lynn 183, 331 Steadman, Donna 183, 347 Steed, Stuart 116 Steedman. Muriel 231 Steele. Pat 183. 329, 370 Steffensen. Walter 170 Steinacker. Karl 211 Stephens. Keith 341. 124 Stephens. Lewis P. 170, 339 Stephensen. Melbourne 204 Stephenson. Vinson D. 152 Stevens. Jean 126 Stevenson. Frank Jay 118 Stevenson. Shilrene 216 Stewart. Anna Lu 149 Stewart. Cindy 345, 113 Stewart, Don 116 Stewart, Ethel 149 Stewart, Gloria 138 Stewart. Marvin H. 153. 358 Stewart. Moyle D. 364. 121 Stewart. Thais 171 Stewart. Wanda Vee 343. 128 Stimpson, Gloria 183. 329 Stock. Jean 219. 387 Stockman. Donald 171 Stoddard. Claire 355, 326. 126 Stoddard. Fern 142 Stoddard. Joan 229 Stoker. Joyce 230 Stone. Beverly 207 Stone. Donald 211 Stone. Jayne E. 169. 345 Stone. Juanita 217 Stone. Thane E. 125 Storrs. Marilyn 217 Stott. Arlo 212 Stowell. Glade E. 115 Stowell, Rendo J. 143 Stringfellow, Esther B. 386. 120 Stratton. Nina 157 Stringham. Alene 379. 115 Stringham. Donnette 141. 379 Strong. Lillian 147 Stuckey. Cyrus 213 Stucki. Lila 185. 389 Stueler. Juanita 183 Sturgill. Frances E. 167 Sudden, Constance 217 Sullivan, William D. 157 Summers, Robert S. 130 422 Summers. Thomas S 100 Sumslon, Norma 206 Sumsion, Richard M. 184, 357 Sundberg. Kathryn C. 177 Sutherland, Melba 141 Sutherland. Thelma 156 Sutton, Claude 147 Svedin. Maude 171 Jwallow, Doyle K. 149 Swann, Seth 181 Swapp, Morris F 115 Sweeton. Florence 386 Sweeten. NeUie 184, 375. 386 Swenson. Cleve H. 150, 337 Swenson, Clyde A 139. 338 Swenson. Gene 231 Swenson. Ivan 211 Swenson. Robert 211 Swift. Beverly 211 Syphus. David 225 Syphus. N. Dianne 185 Syrele.N, H. David 350 Taffuri, Amalia J. 215 Taft. Arleen 224 Takemoto. Nancy 222. 407 Tangren, L. Burke 184 Tanner. Carmelia 218 Tanner. Darrell 218 Tanner. Donna 177. 343 Tanner, Harold 231 Tanner, Norma Ray 225 Tanner, Paul 210 Tanner. Sylvan K. 187 Tanner. Zola 145. 370 Tappan, Evangeline 135 Taylor, Barbara Jean 147. 388 Taylor, Carol 184, 333 Taylor, Dot 212 Taylor, Carma 228 Taylor. Preston 150. 330 Taylor, Gordon 224 Taylor, Gordon S. 210 Taylor, James 222 Taylor. Jeanne 131 Taylor, Julia 117 Taylor. Kathleen 145. 351 Taylor. Ken 220 Taylor, Kent 336 Taylor. L. Con 378. 213 Taylor. Leah 356, 116 Taylor. LeRoy 225 Taylor. Lester 130 Taylor. Lorin B. 150 Taylor. Nancy 145. 370 Taylor. Miles D. 359 Taylor. Pauline B. 383. 119 Taylor, Rcnee 226 Taylor. Shirley 210 Taylor. Stanley 172. 359 Taylor, Viva 123 Taylor, William 173, 378 Taylor, Winston 358 Tea. Roy 211 Teerlink, Bessie 218 Templeton, Mary E. 168 Tennant, Iris 116 Terry. Orlyn L. 338 Teslich, Mildred 155. 365 Tew, Roy E. 339 Tew, Thirl W. 153, 339 Thacker, Ralph L. 169 Thacker. Vern C. 219 Thalman. Karl J. 337 Thayer. WiUiam R. 171 Thayne. Donna 226 Theobald. Inez 155 Theobald. Milton 120 Theobald. Randle 189 Theodore. William G. 128 Thiel. Ted C. 131 Thomander, Donna L. 144, 369 Thomander. LaVonne 231. 407 Thomas, Clair L. 124 Thomas, Dayle 210 Thomas, Irene 218 Thomas, Kathleen M. 188 Thomas, Roy 203 Thomas. Opal Jean 215 Thomas. Rulon A. 115 Thomas, William J. 155 Thomson, Jean 206 Thomson, Carolyn 181 Thomson, John 332 Thomson, Marjorie 225 Thomson, Paul 143 Thompson. Joe 167 Thompson. Marilyn 389 Thompson. Vera 117 Thome. Jerrold 187 Thorne. C. Lawrence 100 Thornton. Alzina Mae 179, 329 386 Thornton, Geniel 178. 439, 346 Thorpe. NevaRae 236 Thrasker, Blake 175 Thueson, Duane J. 153 Thueson. Elwood 142 Thurber. Stanley 219 Thurston. LeRue E. 128 Thyret, Beverly Anne 119 Tidwell, Eugene D. 143, 377 Tidwell, Ivan E. 181 Tidwell, Sharon 215 Tietjen, Euzell 226 Timothy, Wayne 179 Timothy, Donna 226 Timothy, Tom P. 211 Tingey, Grant 216 Tingey, Darlene 206 Tingey, Marilyn 231 Tipton, Vernon J. 98 ibler, Cloyd Alfred 156 Tobler, Kenneth 152 Todd, Anita 218 Todd, Ira 371, 131 Toland. Wamoth 219 Tobler, Max 350 Tolboe, Harold R. 371 Tolboe. Kent 372 Tolman, Glen H. 382. 128 Tolton. Barta Dickson. 129 Tolton, John G. 130 rimita, Robert I. 227 Toms, Francis 365 Tooke, Richard Lee 211. 350 Toomey. Donald E. 171 Toone, Barbara 226 Torgerson. Lois 183 Torgerson. Vernell 171, 347 Torney, Helen M. 127 Trace, Bermuda 182 Tracy, Henry 122 Tree, Marion 116 Tree, Stella 217 Tregaskis, A. Donald 144, 331, 340 Trottier, Ruby 226 Tryon, Leora 120 Tsalaky, Eva 209 Tsalaky, George 350 Sotschudy. James D. 154 Tucker, Norma 370 Tucker, Owen Keith 173 Tueller, Vern M. 144, 373 Turano, Euridice 183. 383 Turley, Annie Mae 224 Turley. Ella Mae 228 Turley, Marilyn 211, 360 Turley, Monita 191. 343 Turley. Wayne 221 Turnbow. Dix 191 Turnbow. Lloyd 120 Turner, Bonnie Lee 383 Turner, Bonnie 172 Turner, Dale 182 Turner. Don 179. 340 Turner, Ella Ruth 159, 366 Turner. Frank 324, 339. 131 Turner. Norman 173 Turner. Robert 357 Tuttle. Joan 354 Twisdale. Bernard 116 Twitchell, LaMar 218 Twitchell. Rita Mae 231 Twler, Dolores 185 Uchiada, Alice 228 Udall. Alfred 185 Udall. Lela Lee 189. 345 Udall. L. Josephine 343. Ill Unander. Doris 220, 388 Unger, Pat 177. 368 Ure. Beverly 379, 129 Ursenbach. Carmen 157. 384 Ursenbach. Lucille 157 Vance. Glen W. 182 Vance, Phoeve 211 Vance, Rita 228 Van Dyke, Allan 108 Vane, Donna 223, 388 Van Noy. Dean 181 Van Wagenen. Steve 182, 330, 339 Vanlan, George 115 Vaz, Alfredo Lima 225 Vaile, Gwen 231 Vickers, Gene 361, 109 Victor, Barbara 370 Voigtlander, George 110 Voorhees. Don 141 Waddoups. Mignon 135, 347 Waddoups. Mary Nell 219 VVadsworth, Don 378 Wadsworth, Kent 361 Wagner. Beverly 212 Wagstaff, Bert W. 363, 128 Wagstaff. Josephine 147. 386 Wagstaff, Kate 218 Wainwright, Paul 117 Waite, John W. 139 Wakefield, Wells 214 Waldron, Mable 218 Walder, Callis 223 Walker, Dean 130 Walker, Don 212 Walker, J. Myron 144, 330. 329 Walker. Lee Gordon 126 Walker. Thelma 143 Wall, Andrew J. 98 Wall, Ruth 108 Wallis, Gloria 225 Walser, Helen 209 Walsh, Maralyn 226 Walton, Ree 178 Wanger, Dwaine 218 Wanlass. Shirley 360 Ward, Beverly 209 Warden, Alvero A. 331 Wardle, Alvin 209. 363 Wardle. Phyllis 383, 112 Wardle, Verna 166, 383 Waring, Gordon 139, 332 Warner, Kathleen 209 Warner, Lynn 247, 118 Warner, Robert G. 151, 337 Warner, Shyrrll 219 Warner, Shirley 219 Warnock. Arda Jean 166 Warren, Bruce 209 Warren. Edwin D. 174 Warren. Keith G. 185 Wasden. Blaine J. 382, 126 Wasden, Bruce 320, 380 Wasden, Ruth C. 382, 112 Watanabe, Taugio 154 Waterfall. Clarence 224 Waterlyn, Verdon 126 Watkins, Alene 207 Watkins, Jenae 226 Watson. Carolyn 170 Watson, Ellen Jean 209 Watson, Lowell 230 Watts, Deonna 175 Weaver, D. L. 149 Weaver, Donallen, Jr. 139 Webb. Bill 209 Webb. Dawn KUngler 99 Webb. Donna 170. 383 Webb. Ernest 177, 348 Webb, Earl 130 Webb, Julia 219 Webb, Lloyd J. 168 Webb, Norma Jean 169 Weber, Merrill 114 Weeks, Ernest 166 Weeks, Otis 171 Weeks. Stanley 159 Wegner. James 147 Welbell, Agnes 176, 328. 384 Weight. Joe E. 357. 131 Weight. Verl 142 Weinheimer, Doris 146 Weinheimer. Ruth Ellen 153 Weirs. Laverne 175. 361 Weiser. David A 140. 348 Welch, Dean 220 Welker. Adam J. 114 Wells. Gerald 229 Wells, Nancy Jean 151, 386 Wells, Norma R. 354 Wells. Rula Jane 138, 383 Welsh. Stanley 229 West. Barbara Lyn 177. 344 West. Betty Mae 158. 375, 386 West, Jack 176 West, John Robert 171 West, Walter R. 128 Westberg. Carol 182. 355 Westenskow, Claude 114 Westonskow, Richard, 215. 350 Western, Verda 222 Westover, Sharee 328, 370 Whatcott, Carl 170 Whatcott. Keith 179 Wheadon, L. Geraldine 183 Wheatley, Lester C. 112 Wheeler, Belva 224 Wheeler. Fern 158. 114 Wheeler. Leslie A. 382. 114 Wheeler, Margaret 218, 388 Wheelock. Richard 224 Wheeler, Shirley 209 Whetman, Reta 212 Whipple, Gerald 183 Whipple, Melvin R. 167, 378 Whitaker, Constance 210 Whitaker, Lorna 169 Whitaker. Loyal M. 159 Whitaker. Lorna 169 Whitaker. Jeanne 217 White, Barbee 189 White, Beverly 209. 388 White. Eugene 153 White, Quentin H. 209 White, Ralph 209 White, Vie 143. 385 White, Wayne D. 180 Whitehead. Gwen 168 Whitehead, JoAnne 201 Whiteley, J. Reed 127 Whitney. Gordon J. 187 Whitney. Homer R. Ill Whitney, Katheryn M. 99 Whitney, Patricia 219 Whitney. Susie 385 Whittaker, Bob 324, 341 Whitaker, Joyce 203 White. Arthur 147 Wicker. Wesley 204 Wickes. Harry 149 Widdison, Rulon 119 Wight. Jack 363 Wightman, Nancy 172 Wilcox. Barbara 222 Wilcox, Calvin 142, 377 Wilcox. Carl 380 Wilcox. Harold 183 Wilcox, Louise 153, 334 Wilcox, Marilyn 148 Wilford, Olan 181 Wildins, Lavard 210 Wilkins, Richard R. 168. 336 Wilkinson, Marian 326, 354, 109 Willardson, Glen 224 Willden, Betty Lou 231 Williams, Ariel L. 156, 349 Williams, Bonnie 172 Williams, Beverly 216 Williams. Carwin 220 Williams. Donna 209 Williams, Glenda 386, 111 Williams, Jan 209 Williams, Jerry 225 WilUams, Grant S. 170 Williams, Hank 364 Williams. Jean 169 Williams. Mary 118 Willis. John H. 124 Willis. Luana 131 Willis. Martin 130 Wilson. Byron 171 Wilson. Dean 359 Wilson, Ethel Jean 153 Wilson. Nancy. 356. 127 Wlltsey. O. Raymond 119 Winegar. Lou 191 Wing. Norman 169. 373 Winkler. Barbara 177, 328. 370 Winkler, Phyllis 223 Wilson, Galen 153, 382 Winter. Donald 224 Wlnterton, Boyd 324. 337 Wiscombe, Erold 222 Wiser, Lewis 217 Wiser, Roy L 183. 377 Wisner. Louisa 175 Witbeck, Alan 209 Witbeck. Diane 231 Wittwer. Donna 147 Woffindan. Helen V. 141 Wolverton, Frank 169. 331. 348 Wood. Colleen 209 Wood, Don 372 Wood, Annette 227 Wood. J. Ralph 169. 341 Wood. Joyce 140 Wood, Kay 231 Wood, Lenore 222 Wood, Lowene 145 Wood, Mary Ellen 182 Wood. Woodruff 209 Woodfield. Floyd 325. 99 Woodfield, Norma 175 Woodland. Lynette 219 Woodland. Noreene 181. 328 Woodward. Marilyn 141 WooUey. LeGrande 209 Woolston. Elaine 222 Workman. Don Jay 209 Workman. Francis 150 Workman, Isaac Dilts 382. Ill Workman. Mac 185 Wren. L D. Eugene 183 Wright, Pat 203 Wright, Barbara 171 Wright. Carole 228 Wright, Eldon D. 139 Wright, Evona 216 Wright. Jack 169 Wright. John F. 110 Wright, Kenneth 340, 120 Wright. Leona 209 Wright. Leroy 116 Wright. Mary Beth 178 Wright, Mona 219 Wright, Norma 171. 380 Wright. Virginia 183 Wyler. Wayne 141 Yager. Pat 181. 354 Yancy, Lydean 169 Yardley, Donna M. 117 Yoachan, Mariba 182 Young, Calvin 364, 121 Young. Carol 184 Young, Dean 209 Young, Edith 128 Young, Ethel 174. 365 Young. Helen 175, 384 Young, J. Carl 127 Young, Josephine 385, 117 Young. Kenneth H. 115 Young, Moylen 152 Young, Robert W. 362 Zabriskie, Bob 336 Zagorec. John I. 157 Zeller, Ervan J. 139 Zenger, Jerry H. 358. 112 Zinck, Mary Margaret 218 Jundell. Elizabeth 342 Zweifel. Ann 168 Zweifel, Thelma 182 423 OUR work as a staff is finished. One more year has wliisked by so rapidly we have found it difficult to record each happening of the 49 scliool year at the Y. 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