Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 408 of the 1952 volume:

LIBRARY Brigham Young University rA r dccuviH fn 378.05 B22 1952 i f7J2 Ron Otteson ) -. r i-± n . I . , Co-hdiTors Barbara Josie Ted Money .. Business Manager Grant Hulef _ Art Editor Published by the ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY Brigham Young University Provo, Utah ' fit ' ■-■■ ■ •v: 4i. ,  « '   ' . .  iv c  ' : t vvX   ' . V .«« . ' v x V ' vo% t%x ' •c« ! «  HSl o ' xo « ,0 on , VvcW C V LtvV« ' : .«• ' ' A , « .« ' Li . ,«i% ' ' X  -J ii When the Joseph Smith Memorial Building was dedicated on Founders ' Day, October 16, 1941, the University Sunday School and Mutual Improvement Association resumed functioning. The new home, whish took two years to construct as a church welfare project, is used for social gatherings, Religion and English classes. 14 t The Academy Building now known as the Education Build- ing was the first structure erected by the growing Brigham Young Academy. Constrution began May 21, 1 884 only six months after fire destroyed the Lewis Building, the first home of the Brigham Young Academy, and was completed in 1 89 1. It now houses art, education, speech and music departments. 15 l„ wm - — 1 Because many valuable books were .irpj I tion, the Heber J. Grant Memor!a.l |ji in 1935. Heber J. Grant was preseii cation of the structure on Founders ' .15 ' 16 Ojie. of ,the;. nosf up4p- ' date- athletic plants in the nationV .tHe ' ! Brighani. Young University ' s $ 1 ,000,000 Fieldhotise provides .a ' , hyg sports arena and the larges ' ' public ' .meet ' mg. place lof : concerts and con- .venfioni.in Utah. Equipped- wifli. seating capacity of I 2,000;. brick . and ste l. lacisd ' E fUctron includes three -basketlpdir courts,,,, two gynnnasiums, wrestling and, boxi-ng ' fooms, a practice football : -field, and an indoof trs 17 The Diamond Jubilee in 1950 marked the dedication of the $2,000,000 Physical Science Building which is con- sidered the finest educational building West of the Mis- sissippi. Providing for as many as 2500 students at once, the building has more floor space than all the other perma- nent buildings on campus combined. 18 With the addition of two stories in 1935, the Mechanical Arts Building, which was connpleted in 1919, became the Brimhall Building in honor of George H. Brimhall, third president of the University. The airforce unit on campus is now housed in this building. ' TSite , In 1913 under the direction of President George H. Brimhall, the Women ' s Gym- nasium was built for an amusement hall and a women ' s gymnasium. The $30,000 cost was obtained through the mortgaging of University owned Provo Reservoir stock. 19 i 2 '  II m ' . £ « V V . I iM --5fl| ,,« :. ' )iiiB B« « The Maeser BuiWing was the first building to be constructed .on the ■ :a0 yly. sobt tiMdisXilSpte Hill, now known as upper campus. Erected by the Alunnni, the mennorial honors the school ' s first president, Karl S. Maeser, and houses nu- merous administration offices. 20 Early morning scenes such as this are typical of campus life. Snow powdered paths, white- veiled trees, frosted bushes and shrubs add beauty to buildings and campus. 21 m The Board of Trustees Is the Govern- ing body of the Bdgham Young Uni- versity. This Board consists of the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Twelve Apostles, Franklin L. West, Adam S. Bennion, and Kfefer 8. Sauls. As evidenced by the growth sod expansion of the BYU within the past several years, it Is apparent that this Board of Trus- tees is wholeheartedly supp orting and leading our University and is interested irt the great destiny of our school. President David O. McKay First Vice-President Stephen L Richards Second Vice-President J. Reuben Clark 24 Joseph Fielding Smith Harold B. Lee Delbert Leon Stapley Ezra Taft Benson Henry D. Moyle Spencer W. Kimball Mark E. Peterson, Matthew Cowley Albert E. Bowen John A, Widtsoe Joseph F. Merrill Marion G. Romney vjayI jf trustees 25 Dr. Ernest L. Wilkinson, sixth president of the Brigham Young University, has announced in bold and unequivocal terms that the destiny of ths Brighann Young University is to become the greatest and finest University in the world. In order to achieve this destiny, President Wilkinson has stressed the necessity of high scholastic standards, strong spiritual convictions, and unceasing necessity for hard work. President Wilkinson was responsible for the Air Force R. O. T. C. units on the BYU campus and is spear-heading a drive for an increased BYU enrollment. Under his administra- tion a new School of Engineering has been announced, a new system of registration has been inaugurated, and several emi- nent scholars and leaders in their respective fields have been added to the BYU faculty. He is a man who gets things done. 26 i eAH (} tudents An+one K. Romney An+one K. Romney, Acting Dean of Students during the absence of Dean Uoyd, is well known and admired for his warm friendly personality and sincere desire to successfully help students with their problems. Dean Wesley P. Lloyd is on leave of absence while serving as director of a special peace mission in Japan. Dr. Christen Jensen Wesley P. Lloyd Dr. Christen Jensen, former acting President of Brigham Young University, is characterized by his emphasis on scholarship and maticulous observance of proper University standards. It was during his administration that all mem- bers of the Quorum of Twelve became members of the Board of Trustees. 27 ACmiflistYAtUYS Monroe H. Clark Attendance and scholarship Lillian C. Booth Counselor of Women John E. Hayes Registration and Credits Orrin H. Jackson Assistant Registrar Lucille Spencer Assistant Registrar 28 Antone K. Romney Counseling Service Joha F. Jones Student Housing Harold Glen Clark Public Service Royden Braithwaite Student Coordinator 29 Vasco M. Tanner Health Service Ariel S. Ballif Athletic Council i l 10,1 sKccia, services committees Oliver Smith Student Publications H. V. Hoyt Student Loans herald R. Clark Lyceums Vila Olson Public Services The Special Services Com- mittee is in charge of non- academic activities on the campus. That they f u If ill many vital and necessary functions for the University Is evidenced by the activities which they direct. James R. Clark Student Employment 30 ACli It J Ar , ' ■( Verl P. Allman — Secondary Education Charles L. Atkinson — Football Coach Norma R. Arrington — Physical Education J. Roman Andrus — Art- Mark K. Allen — Psychology Clarence Ashton — Horticulture Jacob Bos — Music Library Raymond E. Beckham — Extension Division Ralph E. Berrett — President ' s Office Ralph A. Britsch — English Edwin Butterworth — Journalism Alma P. Burton — Religion Dr. John Bourne — Student Health Myrtle W. Bailey — Housemother, Knight Hall William E, Berrett— Religion Edward L, Bunnell — Speech 31 - ' r U  - i ' 3p ' ' y f ' v ii ' June E. Berry Secondary Education D Elden Bee Zoology k Kenneth C. Bullock Geology Gustav F. Buggert Music Robert E. Bunker Athletics Clarence S. Marketing Boyle Ariel S. Ballif Sociology Harold J. Bissell Geology Olive K. Burmingham English Bryan W. Belnap Faye Jensen Religion Secondary Buttle Education C. Eldon Bitter Modern Languages Newbern 1. Butt Library J. LaVar Bateman Speech Loren C. Bryner Chemistry May Billings Home Economics Lillian C. Booth Counselor for Women C. Manley Brown Elementary Education Edith B. Bauer Secondary Ed Irene S. Barlow ucation Homo Economics William H. Boy! Education e Joseph M. Boel Photography H. Smith Broadbent Robert E. Brailsford Chemistry Secondary Education a:u 32 Richard E. Ballou Music A. John Clarke Secondary Education Herald R. Clarlc Finance and Banking Owen L. Bamett Educstton Adminisffa+ion James R. Clark Student Employment Julia A. Caine Secondary Education Monroe H. Ctark ffiiSosophy of education Reola Clark English Dorothy N. Candland Elementary Education Evan M. Croff Secret.ari ' Training David M. Crowton Athletics Elayne Christensen Education Jay V. Beet Bacteriology Bruce B. Clark English William C. Carr Harold Glen Clark History and Political Science Extension Division Cyntha Ann Cowan Physical Ed ucation Parley A. Christensen English Earl M. Christensen Botany Ray R. Canning Sociology Lillian A. Christensen Elementary Education Lars G. Crandall Accounting Benjamin F. Cummings Modern Languages J. Reuben Clark III Modern Languages 33 mm Thomas E. Cheney — English Norma Dunn — English Bertha B. Davidson — Elementary Education Royden Braithwaite — Psychology Roy W. Doxey — Religion Leon Dallin — Music C. Edwin Dean — Mathematics Helen Durrant — J. S. Cafeteria Gerrit de Jong, Jr. — Dean of Fine Arts Lucille S. Evans — Music William F. Edwards — Dean of Commerce E. John Eastmond — Physics Flora D. Fisher — Elementary Education Burnett B. Ferguson — Speech Raymond B. Farnsworth — Agronomy M. Neal Gibby — Physical Education Carl Fuerstner — Music Crawford Gates — Music O. Norman Geertsen — Physics Norman R. Gulbrandsen — Music Preston R. Gfedhill — Speech LaVell C. Gamett — Industrial Arts John Hale Gardner — Physics J. Rex Goates — Chemistry M. Carl Gibson — Modern Languages Richard L. Gunn — Secondary Education Stewart L. Grow — Political Science John E. Hayes — Registrar ' s Office Rondo S. Harmon — Elementary Education Franklin R. Haymore — Press President Edmond P. Hyatt — Geology Verona B. Hamblin — H ' semother, Allen Hall Anna Boss Hart — Secondary Education May C. Hammond — Elementary Educatoion Bertrand F. Harrison — Botany 34 Norman J. Hunt — Music Elliot C. Howe — Elementary Education William F. Hanson — Music Harrison V. Hoyt — Business Administration Charles J. Hart — Physical Education ' C. Lynn Hayward — Zoology Leona Holbrook — Physical Education Wayne B. Hales — Physics Lawson O. Hamblin — Library George H. Hansen — Geology Vern H. Jensen — Counseling Service John F. Jones — Student Housing James L. Jex — Speech Briant S. Jacobs — English C. Lavoir Jensen — Secondary Education Edgar M. Jenson — Placement Bureau Orrin H. Jaclcson — Registrar ' s Office Eleanor Jorgensen — Home Economics M. Wells Jakeman — Archaeology C. Rodney Kimball — Athletics Edwin R. Kimball— Athletics Hattie M. Knight— Library Joseph J, Keeler — Music W. Reinwald Llechty — Botany Harold R. Laycock — Music Clinton F. Larsen — English George L. Lewis — Secondary Education Harold W. Lee — Modern Languages Wilford D. Lee— English Reuben D. Law — Dean of Education B. F. Larsen — Art J. LaMar Larson — Chemistry Brigham D. Madsen — Political Science Karl A. Miller — Buildings and Grounds Florence J. Madsen — Music D D m. .p C .p. Pi -- 4 35 S . f -f «J Miller, Elmer — Economics Morrill, Damaris S. — Secondary Education McKnight, Kent H.— Botany McAllister, John W.— Music McTague, Betty H. — Physical Education Madsen, Franklin — Elementary Education Morley. Alonzo J. — Speech Marshall, Milton — Physics Madsen, Parrel D. — Secondary Education Miller, Martin L — Physics Minson, Blanche — Housemother, Campus D. Morrill, A. Reed — Education Martin, Thomas L.- — Agronomy Mercer, Winston — Secondary Education Martin, Ruth — Home Economics Nicholes, Joseph K. — Chemistry Nilsen, Reed E. — Physical Education NIbley, Hugh — Religion Nelson, Elmer E. — Music Nicholes, Henry J. — Zoology Oaks, Carol — English Oak, Cecil R.— Physics Peterson, Hugh W. — Chemistry Peterson, Robert M. — Psychology Packard, Hannah C. — Music Payne, John W. — Sociology Perry, Leiand M. — Supt. BIdgs. and Grounds Peterson, Cornelius R. — Purchasing Agent Potter, Margaret S. — Home Economics Poulson, M. Wllford — Psychology Poll, Richard D.— History Peterson, Rolfe B. — English Pardoe. T. Earl — Speech Pond, A. Smith — Economics Pardoe, Kathryn B. — Speech 36 Sanderson, Ivan L. — Extension Division Smith, Richard L. — Business Administration Spencer, Lucille — Registrar ' s Office Swensen, Russell B. — History and Pol. Scien. Smith, Carol T. — Library Smith, Wilford E. — Sociology Stansfield, Russell N. — Secretarial Training Smith, Oliver R. — Journalism Stewart, Maynard D. — Art Siidweeks, Joseph — Religion Swensen, John C. — Sociology Swensen, Albert D. — Chemistry Swensen, Mrs. Russel — Secretarial Training Tanner, Orea B. — English Thomson, Woodruff C. — English Tyndall, Clarence — Bureau of AVA Taylor, Ethelyn P. — Secretarial Training Tanner, Vasco M. — Zoology and Entomology Tuttle, L. Elliott — Geology Taylor, J. Golden — English Tanner, Wilmer W. — Zoology Taylor, H. Darrell — Modern Languages Taylor, Lynn D. — Art Turner, Glen H. — Art Wakefield, J. Homer — Music Webb, Fredrick N. — Secondary Education Webb, Florence — Physical Education Wakefield, Mrs. Anna — Secretarial Training Woodruff, Asahel D. — Graduate School Warnick, Effle — Home Economics Weight, Newell B. — Music West, Dale H.— English Woodruff, Irene B. — Archaeology Wing, John H. — Chemistry Wight, W. Ray — Journalism Young, James Ira — Secondary Education Young, Karl E. — English f f V-1) , ; V 37 IM MHI ng w B K. luP KlH Hd H S j ' -PS ctmB i Rich, Stella P. English Richardson, Bsth Library ?owe, Edward M. English Rice, Leonard W. Robison, Clarence F. ! 8uls, Keifor B. Sw R Engh ' sh Physical Education Secretary-Treasurer Reimschiissel, Ernest F. Landscape and Horticulture Rogers, R. Max Modern Languages Soffe, H. Wayne Physical Education Sorenson, Wayne L. Secondary Education Shumway, R. Phil Animal Husbandry Sorenson, Kimball J. Business Administration Rich, Naomi Library Rich, Owen S. KBYU Richards, Grant S. Animal Husbandry Rasmussen, Ellis T. Religion Riclcs, Eldin Religion SIcousen, W. Cleon Alumni Association Snell, William H. Industrial Arts Srplth, Robert J. Business Administration Smoof, Richard P. Religion SardonI, Lawrence Music Sparks, M. LeRoy Secondary Education Sperry, Sidney B. Religion §? p H o jfe im, 38 coHeojes Something to interest every student . . . essen- tial part of the University . . . directed by capable lea- ders with personalities as varied as statures . . . long hours of lab work . . . forntial and infornfial lectures. 39 merce •Dr. William F. Edwards tersely states that the purpose of the College of Commerce is that of teaching students how to excell in the business field. Dr. Edwards, a successful wall-street economist, has been an active member of the Church all his life. He counts as tragic those Church mem- bers who succeed financially In business and then fall away — frequently ceasing to live lives of service to others. , Dr. Edwards believes that simple family activities bring some of the greatest joys of life, and enjoys frequent summer camping trips with his own family, hie states that simple recreations not only make for family unity but constantly mellow the individual and add wisdom to knowledge. Economics perform an important func- tion in the development of world affairs, so states Professor Miller. Shorthand notes must be transcribed quickly and accurately. 40 ,1| | ; «JSiB - Secretarial Training students learn to operate typewriters with speed and efficiency. Accounting nnajors are well acquain- ted with the familiar T accounts used in debit and credit problems. 41 A laugh a day keeps lab blues away . . . Good housekeepers of the Home Economics Department exchange gifts . . . soil physics students during a microscopic examination of soil fertility. . 42 AKKlkd science Dean Thomas L Martin uses his untiring energy in directing the College of Arts and Sciences. He teaches not only bacteriology and soils subjects but also a course in the Old Testament. In his out of school hours he finds time to contribute a weekly article to the Farm and Garden section of the Deseret News. In 1949 he was recognized by the Social Science Society of America. This recognition was because of the vast number of students who have been influenced by him in going into the various fields of the soil sciences. 43 Dr. Law ' s consuming interest to which he has dedicated his talents is that of bringing into effect anything that will make for better-trained, better-prepared teachers in the public schools. Dr. Law has been at the BYU about 16 years, hie has been Dean of the College of Education for six years and has also been a Bishop of the University Ward in Provo for the same length of time. 44 Vigorous physical training develops more than college credit in the Physical Education Department. This year ' s Selection Committee to Secondary Education consists of Ana Boss Hart, Owen Barnett, Edith Bauer, and Wayne Sorenson. College admission is simplified by pleasant, informal interviews. 45 Ar+ students add final touches to their original compositions for future exhibit. Speech talent is developed through daily radio broadcasts over KBYU. Occasional jam sessions keep members of Concert Band in high spirits. 46 me a rts Twenty-five years ago Dr. Gerrit de Jong, Jr. came to the Brighann Young University to organize the College of Fine Arts. Enthusiastic and versatile, Dr. de Jong has found time aside from his administrative duties as Dean of this College to excell in numerous activities. He is a distinguished composer — recently the Pagannini Quartet presented for the first time his Quartet in C Mi- nor. He also is a writer — his book Greater Dividends from Religion was recently published. The pride of the B. Y. U. Music De- partment, the Acappella Choir made a successful tour of Southern California this year. 47 « ■ m cjIUac c As Acting Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. George Hansen is en- thusiastic about the future of the College and is particularly interested in the Geology Department of which he is the Chairman. Dr. Hansen ' s casual but dynamic person- ality belies the fact that he is a man who enjoys the out-of-doors. His humor Is force- ful and mixed with refreshing observations of life and people. A distinctive feature of the ultra-modern Science Building Lobby is the huge swinging pendulum. 48 Arts a,nd Na + H2 So4 + RoSo3H + H20 = ? Psychology classes attract hundreds each quarter. Apti- tude examinations reveal indi- vidual development. The wheels of the Language Department meet regularly to discuss improvements being made in various language courses. 49 Geologic Map Drafting classes gain prominent interest from stu- dents eotcljed in the Graduate Reaction velocity, colloids, and in- termediary metabolism sre common terms to graduate chemistry stu- dents. iYACuate Professor Roman Andrus super- vises a group of graduate art stu- dents in the mechanics of color-slide reproduction. 50 As Dean of the Graduate School, sincere Dr. Asahel D. Woodruff coun- sels with students, grants fellowships, scholarships and other stipends. Nationally recognized as an authori- ty on Educational Psychology, he is the author of the textbook, The Psychology of Teaching, which is used in universi- ties throughout the country. Dr. Wood- ruff Is chairman of the BYU Curriculum Committee, and is working on some changes in present curriculum require- ments to enable students to get more from their academic classes, hie is also a musician by Inclination and finds re- laxation and enjoyment in this field of the fine arts. sc yd Geographic factors and their influence Classes in astronomy, meteorology, and on man are illustrated through colorful maps atomic and nuculear physics provide numer- and globe studies. ous data for experimental research. 51 ' r ' , Alert and jovial Dr. Sidney B. Sperry hopes that someday the religion department at the B.Y.U. will be the finest in the world. He sincerely believes that study and scholar- ship in this field should strengthen one ' s tes- timony rather than weaken it. Dr. Sperry ' s interests are very broad. His speciality is the Old Testament, but he has also become an authority on the Book of Mormon. WmiiJ f YclUidh Professor Burton relates in- Informal discussions add in- teresting historical experiences terest to Dr. Berrett ' s classes in of our pioneer forefathers. Theology. Specialized problems in Bible and Modern Scripture are ex- plained by Professor Ricks. 52 As dirs tar fyj-j|e h M Di vision, Dr lArtricvSedljSrjrlhdsl charge of the hHome Study Depart- ment, all audio-visual aids, and all eve- ning classes given by the University. He was Acting Student Coordinator In charge of the social units on the campus during fall quarter. Dr. Clark is a member of the YM- MIA General Board and is presently en- gaged In writing an outline for the special interest class to be used In the MIA ' s of the Church. He frequently participates In pro- grams by singing selections from his repertolr of humorous songs. IVISKJK Popular evening courses ranging from Accounting to Zoology are of- fered each year. The Correspondence Department offers formal home study courses to those who cannot take standard col- lege work in residence. 53 Dr. Ariel S. Baliif, Director of Summer School, is responsible for organizing the quarterly sum- mer session of classwork. At the beginning of each session, Dr. Ballif ' s duties include arrange- men t of music and drama workshops and other special areas of student activity. Friendly Dr. Baliif, who joined the Brigham Young University faculty 14 years ago, is present chairman of the activity council, and feels that athletics is a vital publicity medium for the Uni- versity, hie also performs special duties as Chairman of the Department of Sociology. M ■: --f?ii mmmer sc )Col The Opera Workshop presented its tra- ditional opera during the summer months. V R.O.T.C. officers exam- ine new instruments to be used during summer band rehearsals. 54 student leaders Administrators of student activities . . . personality giants given position by pop- ular vote or committee selec- tion . . . they help others to fc,. enjoy life . . . ready to represent the student body in correspon- dence or ' personal contact . . . good school publicity spreaders. 55 KEITH ORME President EILEEN SCHIPPER 1st Vice-President DARCY CLAWSON 2nd Vice-President 56 executive csuncil An executive team of six members, including a former and present business manager, guided all studentbody functions and upheld Brig- ham Young University ' s unwritten law of distinction. In fulfilling the responslblitles of the school and the studentbody, the council pro- posed several recommendations initiated Inherent Improvements and alteration of university undertakings. By playing host to visiting college council members and attending Inter-collegiate activities, they endeavored to represent every member of the BYU accurately. ROYLANCE SPRATLING Secretary MARK MONEY Business Manager MYRON WALKER Business Manager 57 UsisUtive cuuhcil 6 Mjuential decisions pertaining to the welfare of the univerbity are enacted through this student government law-making body which includes representatives from every type of organization, depart- ment and governing group on campus. Under the leadership of studantbody president Keith Orme, significant issues that affect the students, faculty, and university in general were presented to this legislature for ratification. Action on the assembly time change, the difference in school ring handling, and the enforcement of bulletin board control marked accomplishments of the group. In connection with the Inter-Organizational Council, a moratorium was levied to create more social units and increase the enthusiasm and opportunity for members of previously organized brotherhoods. Pat Pomeroy Margaret Doxey Ted Money Elaine Leavltt Paul Ashton Robert Holman Myron Walker Marilyn Pond Richard Wells Virgil Smith Sanford Walker Dallln Gardner Betty Martini Douglas Bunker Reed Fillmore Lee Stratford Eileen Schlpper Spencer Palmer Ardena Beck Robert Chambers 58 John McCabe Marian Tebbs Tom J ones Glen Williams Sherman Sheffield Glade Trogaskis Mark Money Marvin Coffey Darcy Clawson Afton Ash Keith Larsen Jon Katzenbach Barbara Josie Keith Orme Carolyn Tongeson Roylance Spratling Harold Christensen Richard Moody 59 Noreen Nelson Hal Connell Larry Whetten Joanna Hobbs Anna Julia Hoyt John Woodward Jack Bowen Doug Barker Carol Clark Kay Randall Widstoe Shumway 60 Howard Putnam, William F. Farnsworth, Rolen Camp- bell, Shirley Turner, Joyce Jex, Lynn H. Slaugh, Sandy Walker, Jack Bowen, Afton Ash, Glenn R. Williams, Marvin Coffee, lone Lewis, Sherman B. Sheffield, Malin Perry, Fred A. Money, Dennis Ward, Elaine Eng- strom, Kitty Sue Barber, Daniel Brown, John R. Connell, Marilyn Anderson, F. Curtis Wynder, Gloria Wallis, R. C. Unice, Tom Kekaula, Arlene Barnett, Kay Randall, Ted Johnson, Clarke Hinrichsen, Ralph Bergquist, Ru- lon Craven, Paul Dahl, Elaine Leavitt, Beverly Miller, Betsy Sears, Secretary; Lois Laney, Keith Smith, Ellen Lindsay, John R. Fish, Stanley Schindler, H. Clay Gor- ton, Lavon Boyenger, Blaine E. Ediefsen, Barbara Chad- wick, Quentin Wooley, Wilbur Tolbert, David Gledhlll, Maralyn Ballif, Emory Sekaquaptewa, Valda Massey, Bruce Warren, Robert T. DIvett, Tom Jones, LaVonne Thomander, John W, Jeppson, Olene Smith, Elizabeth Martini, Ardean Beck, Carol Warr, Dan Clay, Robert Doerr, Mark Money, Burtis Robertson, Bob Chambers, Chairman. Chairman Bob Chambers conducts one of the regular bi-weekly sessions of I.O.C, while secretary Betsy Sears records the minutes. 4  - _ mS . ] . :f ji ' . 9 i IflStt - siK-V ' M W - iJ W ' i rf H 9 • r f M T t - jT m d «5j «s w 4 61 The AMS program at the Brigham Young University is the largest and most effective organization of its type on United States college campuses. Aiming to provide ac- tivities for, and develop the leadership of the vast number of men students on campus, the association sponsors the Homecoming Queen float, Frosh Orientation Field Day, Autumn Leaf hHike and Hop, and a Christ- mas drive. During winter and spring quarters the Smokeless Smoker, Snow Carnival, AWS Carnival, and AMS Caravan are included In the curriculum. SANDY WALKER A.M.S. President Leff to right: Tink Wooley, Jay imtth, ken Newman, Bob Bateman, Don Oscarson, Bob Whitney, Boyd Davis, Gordon Bischoff, Barf DeGraw, Bob Mauzy, Ken Howard. A. m. s. 62 U Left to Right: Sue Nelson, Leia Wing, Carolyn Taylor. Council mennbers fronn left to right: Audrey Lee, Pat Havena, Arlene Barnett, Joyce Whitney. Louise Sharp, Viola Shenck, Mrs. Booth, Dean of Wonnen; Shirley Allen, Shirley Call, Elna Watts, Jean Crook, Lucy Kinnison, Marilyn Bailey. A, W. S, AFTON ASH President Commencing in the late summer before fall quarter begins, AWS Council actively engages in the Big Sister Program which is just one of the events that encourages and coordinate the women students at BYU. Throughout the entire year a program In- cluding a Fall Fashion Show, the Preference Ball, Banquet, and Assembly, Girl ' s Day Ac- tivities, and the Song Fest gives all women ample opportunity for work, talent partici- pation, and social life. To honor the Initatlve and ambition of the women, a Recognition Ball and a $100 scholarship are presented annually. 63 tucent KYJ YAm OUYeOrU The student program bureau Is responsi- ble for organizing tours of student talent which present programs in the western states. This group gives students oppor- tunity to participate on many programs and creates much good will toward B.Y.U. Front row, left to right: Dick Wells, Grant Thomas, Colleen Clarke, Chairman Jon Katzenbach, Gail Farrar, Lewis Winters. Back row: Dick Moody, Ken Perry, Dawn Riggs, JoAnne LeSueur, . Paul Fish, Tom Jones, Bob Gilllland. UcticKS C(}mmittee The five students, affiliated as the stand- ing Elections Committee, confer with the school officers to direct all official student- body elections. The Council ' s code of rules educates the office seekers in matters of election advertisement, voting, and cam- paigning and schedules all special candi- date meetings. Right to left: Lee Edwards, Chairman; Joyce Ashman, Jack Roberts, Janet Gordon. 64 Under the expert leadership of the Homecoming Committee, the Flaming Fifties displayed B.Y.U. ' s originality and ability to do big things. ' The progress that has occured since 1950 was continued with the first Homecoming Queen Banquet, pre-game activities, and Homecoming Quartet competition. Colleen Hut chins appeared through this committee ' s efforts and was regally welcomed in the Field- house Follies and the brilliant parade of over 50 local and out of state entries. Front row, left to right: Lewis Winters, Ruth Ellen May, Chairman; Mark Benson, Marilyn Ballif, Russ Lundberg, Carolyn Ed- wards. Back row: Jack Bowen, Peggy Wood, Grant Evans, Gloria Rytting, Jack Clawson. Assemvlli committee Each Thursday tKe sfudentbody witnes- ses an assembly that has taken the Asesm- bly Committee one month to plan and direct. The members of this body are each assigned two; assemblies during the year, and they must contact the -partici- pants one month in advance and have the script ready two weeks before the per- formance. With the use of a protective canvas covering for the basketball floor, the new fieldhouse has become the as- sembly center. Front row, feft to right: Chairman Jack Claw- son, Eileen Schipper, Keith Hayes, Ruth Ellen May. Back row: Carlisle Hannig, Lloyd McAf- erty, Francis Boyer, Bob Mauzy. 65 Top to Bottom: Mildred Hyde, Ann Kamnnermeyer, Marjene Frank, Secretary; Carol Gardner, Louise Nixon, Lorraine Monterith, Sylvia Tyler, Anna MacCully, His- torian; Julia Groberg, Chairman; Iwalani Serrio. l f. i. cers Freshmen girls receive instruction, encourage- ment, and a sense of security through the Frosh A. W. S. Council which originated in 1951. The ten council members, who are chosen by the Senior A. W. S. for service participation in high school, don grey skirts and navy blue emblem sweaters. As specific duties the committee plans and directs the Girl ' s Day Vaudeville and the Fiomecoming balloon project. foXlu t,Qm.m i tt Through the Pep Rally Committee school spirit is encouraged for vital Skyline competitions, and B.Y.U. ath- letes become well-known on and off campus. This year three pep rallies and the Torch Light Parade and street dance built student interest in the sports endeavours of the school. Left to right: Chairman John Jeppson, Don Murphy, Harold Dunford, Gayle Wal- ton, Farrell McKinney, Dick Moody, Boyd Blackham. 66 Violations of the Inter-Organ- izational Council ' s Code of Pro- cedures are judged by the 5 members and 3 assistants of the Penal Court. Chosen by the Ex- ecutive Council, the judges repre- sent old units, new units, graduate students, religious affiliations, and independent members of the stu- dent body. Through this branch of student government all social unit problems are met with justice. From left to right: Leonard Dug- gar, Helen Jeanne Jones, Andrew Douglas, Wayne Goates, and Fred White. f ena, I cjurt ceh Kuvlicitli committee Adding class as well as pep and vitality to home games, our pert song leaders are, clockwise: Jody Willardson, Bobbie Cope- land, Jane Dibble, Marthaline Anderson, Barbara Deigaard, and Mari-Lynn Marcil. ssfiS. Uac 0. organized tYS The newly orga fTzed Publicity Control Commit- tee, consisting of four students considered by the Executive and Legislative Councils, was established to increase the efficiency of campus publicity. The YC ' s are carrying out the program by acting as monitors who keep the bulletin boards attractive, clean, and up to date. Other advertising problems will be met by this council if the need arises. From left to right: Carol Warr, Bob West, Jack Roberts, and Joe Rowberry. 67 ■K. IGI A r- I ' My iM( 01) klv Selman, Orrin M. — Orem, Utah Smith, Elon V. — Van Nuys, California Snnith, Lyrteer C — Duncan, Arizona Miller, J. Dale— Prove, Utah Woodbury Loraine — St. George, Utah Sorenson, John L. — Smithfield. Utah Spendlove, Rex S — Boulder City, Nevada Swanson, Jannes W. — Rapid City, S.D. Young, Everett Wm. — Philadelphia, Penn. Davis, Ted F. — Sprinville, Utah Waring, Gordon — Smoot, Wyonning Thompson, Reed Paul — St. George, Utah Lerwill, Roger J. — Billings, Montana Ord, Robert M. — Provo, Utah Burr, Lynn — Marysvale, Utah Budge, Merrill S. — Ogden, Utah Smith, Virgil B.— Salt Lake City, Utah Allred, Worth P.— Provo, Utah Phillips, Kathleen — Idaho Falls, Idaho Murray, Melvin Ray — Boise, Idaho Schoenfeld, Ed. — Parma, Ohio 70 y kM .f iS f . M iAaMffAll Ei Hjfi Schindler, Stan Blackfoot, Idaho Randall, K. A. Provo, Utah Nye, Eugene S. Ogden, Utah Andelin, Robert L. Idaho Falls, Idaho Childs, Gordon B. Sprlngville, Utah Broclcbank, Dean L. Spanish Fork, Utah Statfanson, F. L. Lompoc, California Elison, James H. Oakley, Idaho Law, Hugh T. Provo, Utah Brown, Karl W. Provo, Utah ' Brown, W. Willlann Salt Lake City, Utah Huillett, F. Dale San Diego, California Coray, John L. Ogden, Utah Davidson, G. Don San Bernardino, California Bhindgren, Donovan Billings, Montana Peterson, Herbert Neil Joseph City. Arizona Davis, H. Clyde Provo, Utah Madsen, Jack Provo. Utah Graves, Howard Peoria, Illinois Greenfield, Harvey Pass-A-Grille, Florida Peterson, Parley R. Ephralm, Utah 71 Hendrickson, Keith M. Pomona, California Grsninger, Gordon H. — Cathsge, Misi. Laurence, Joseph W. — Heber, Utah Roberts, Connell B. — Ogden, Utah Mabey, Melvin P.— Bountiful, Utah Malmrose, Eldon H. — Brigham City, Utah Melander, Wayne A. — Boise, Idaho Meservy, Keith A. — Provo, Utah Bailey, Jack F. — Thornton, Idaho Olson, Heber — Fairvlew, Utah Wengreen, Dean — McCammon, Idaho Peterson, Inez — Hollydale, California Bradford, Howard— Salt Lake City, Utah Buchanan, Hayle — Roosevelt, Utah Fetscher, J. Elaine — Ogden, Utah Stephenson, Loran D. — Wendell, Idaho Esplln, Van C— Cedar City, Utah Hansen, Lynn W. — Monroe, Utah Clawson, Harold P. — Phoenix, Arizona Weinheimer, Ruth — Welling, Alberta. Can. Hansen, Ralph — New York, New York Eldredge, Burr S. — Roosevelt, Utah Willianns, Dorothy — Holbrook, Arizona Wright, Kenneth D. Pleasant Grove, Utah Christensen, Neil A. — Berkeley, California Clark, Ernna — Morgan, Utah Madsen, Russell A. — Provo, Utah Luthringer, Margaret — Mulhouse, France 72 5enior5 Lofty, versatile, and dig- nified . . . project leavers . . . complain about expenses . . . seem to have definite ideas about matrimony . . . decisive about a major and minor . . . trying to plan for the future. 73 Sherman Sdaffield and Myron Watlcer Class Representatives cla53 of 1952 i , ' d. These optimistic, energetic class officers directed their efforts toward providing a year of interesting activity and an en- during class pro[ect. They also assisted greatly in preparation of the 1952 com- mencement program. I Don Sp encer Vice-President Lila Bowen Secretary 74 £z 2 ' 23PSE ' All red, Loye Provo, Utah Anderson Manti, Jane Utah Andrus, Clair W. Ucon, Idaho Bates, Joseph Diamond City, Alberta, Canada Ashby, Merrill Holt Spanish Fork, Utah Andersen, John Salt Lake City, Utah Adams, George T., Jr. Provo, Utah Barber, K Baytow itty Sue n, Texas Alexander, Beth Phoenix, Arizona Anderson Spring Robert B. City, Utah Bagley, Gaylan Fairview, Wyoming Atkinson, Leta E. Springville, Utah Alexander, Charles Phoenix, Arizona Anderson Spanish Raymond G. Fork, Utah Andrus, Stanley K. Holladay. Utah hman, Joyce w A p |M|val|U| )nCi Barlocker, Vella Rose Enterprise, Utah Allen, John D. Oakland, California Anderson, V. Ray k Richfield, £): £ y Bangerter, Naomi Salt Lake City, Utah Adams, D Bonners an S. Ferry, Idaho fM, AffW 1 Springville, Utah tklnsln, J. V« Springville, Utah Ballif, Maralyn Provo, Utah Anderson, Christine St. Johns, Arizona Andrus, G. Merrill Ucon, Idaho Banks, Arvil G. Provo, Utah Baumgarten, Edward J. San Bernardino, California Anderson, Genevieve Oak City. Utah Angus, Mark L Roosevelt, Utah Badger, Billla B. Holden, Utah Barnhlll, Bertha Provo, Utah Allison, Wayne Ashton, Idaho Ashby, Richard L. Arnett, Alice American Fork, Utah Price, Utah Barrett, Melvin J. Ogden, Utah Anderson, Provo, Geraldine Utah Ashby, Vic Baird, Larae Salt Lake City, Utah Heber, Utah Bates, Leon Taylor, Arizona 75 Bawden, Leon — Cleveland, Utah Bean, Hardy — Provo, Utah Bedenbaugh, Joyce — Late Cl+y, Florida Behrmann, Orie E. — Mapleton. Utah Belt, Wm. David — Las Vegas, Nevada Benson, Ammon — Idaho Falls, Idaho Belt, W. Dwayne — Las Vegas, Nevada Benson, Donald I. — Ephraim, Utah Benson, Jesse N. — loka, Utah Benson, Marl, A.— Salt Lake City, Utah Bergquist, Eleise — Preston, Idaho Benson, Reed A. — Salt Lake City, Utah Berrey, John B. — Idaho Falls, Idaho Boren, Maurine — Twin Falls, Idaho Bezzant, Dean — Pleasant Grove, Utah Blankenagel, Norma — Rosennary, Al., Can. Blankenagel. Harvey — Provo, Utah Bitter, Carmen — Idaho Falls, Idaho Black, Karl L— Eden, Idaho Beutler, Charles S. — Emmett, Idaho Billings, Dahrl T. — Tremonton, Utah Blackham, Vernon T. — Moroni, Utah Brady, Verl — Fairview, Utah Bolingbroke, Mary Lois — Billings, Montana Bowen, Jack — Mesa, Arizona Boyer, David Glenn— Arco, Idaho Boswell, Evan C. — Tucson, Arizona Botts, Walter L. — Las Vegas, Nevada Bohne, Bud — San Jose, California Bov en, Lila R. — Spanish Fork, Utah Bergquist, Ralph — iPreston, Idaho Bradshaw, Willard H— Orem, Utah Boyenger, Lavon — Nampa, Idaho Blackwell, Wm. L— Marysvale. Utah Braithwaite, Reed — Spanish Fork, Utah 76 Jl Brimhall, Norman Merrill Taylor, Arizona Briggs, L Charles Nephi, Utah Budge, Barbara Denver, Colorado Brinton, J, Ennerson Idaho Falls, Idaho Call, Geneva Las Vegas, Nevada Burton. McKay C. Afton, Wyonning Broadhead, Stirling Provo, Utah Claphann, Barbara Salt Lake City, Utah Bush ' man, Anna E. Albuquerque, New Mexico Clark, Carol Jean Provo, Utah Brown, Daniel W. Magrath, Alberta, Canada Call, Shirley Mae Idaho Palls, Idaho Calder, Don L. Vernal, Utah Brown, Ina Lavon Provo, Utah Christopulos, Tony Salt Lake Cit , Utah Carruthers, Neil Harold Pomona, California Bryner, Jolene Price, Utah Card, Lincoln J. Cardston, Alberta, Canada Campbell, Ludene B. Emmett, Idaho Christensen, Colleen Idaho Falls, Idaho Clarke, Dick Rexburg, Idaho Christensen, Rose L Safford. Arizona Burningham, Kenneth A, Midvale, Utah Call, MacRey Colonia Dublan, Mexico Brook, Winton Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada Clark, Donald J. Oakley, Idaho Bringhurst, Lorna Toquerville, Utah Christiansen, Christian Paul Pasadena, California Changelo, Anthony Ausable Forks, New York Brown, Clyde E. Seattle, Washington Carver, Julia Salt Lake City, Utah RON OTTESON Veteran yearbook editor . . . mostly familiarized at North Building and Banyan Office . . . devoted additional time to Blue Key and married life. ttn y ySf 1 B K JS S 77 _____ EILEEN SCHIPPER Displayed capability and enthusiasm . . . student- body ■first vice-president . . . familiar figure in many campus activities. C ' ouse , Jessie Coons, Dan iel D. Christensen Rex L. Vird en. New Mexico Fairview, Utah Blackfoot Idaho Clegg Joseph H. Cook, Cec 1 M. Clay Danie 1 S. Diet rich, Idaho Rexburg, Idaho Swarthmore. Pennsylvania Clark, Wayne W. Cole. Dallas N. Cox, Soren F. Georgetown, Idaho Preston, Idaho Hi ntingt jn. Utah Criddle, J. Dale Connell, John R., Jr. Clark. Richard R. Crandall, Fred Lewis. Jr. Downey. Idaho Costa Mesa, California Idaho Falls, Idaho LaCanada. California Clark, Alan C. Coffey, Marvin Crowther. Rosemary Clark. Robert S. Georgetown, Ic aho Walla Walla, Washington Malad, Idaho Provo. Utah Clark, Melvin C. Cook. Richard E. Clegg. Vella Cox, Carl T. Rirle, Idaho American Fork, Utah Dietrich, Idaho Provo, Utah w E FW £ 1 ' mm 78 rrgr ullimoro. Kathleen Prove, Utah urfee, Lyman Prove, Utah oyle, Dorothy Phoenix, Arizona utier, Helen M. Salt Lake City, Utah ixon, Willard C. Spanish Fork, Utah Farnsworth, Dean H. Colonia Juarez, Mexico Eddington, Richard Lehi, Utah Ediefson, Blaine E. Origgs, Idaho Dixon, Reona Roxboro, North Carolina Davies, Bill Fillnnore, Utah Elison, Jerry H. Oakley, Idaho Davis, Lynn H. Salt Lake City, Utah Dial, Barbara Salt Lake City, Utah Davies, Karyllea B. Duchesne, Utah Egbert, William Idaho Falls, Idaho Evert, Betty Worland, Wyoming Evans, Bert P. Provo, Utah Fitzgerald, Myrtle Ephraim, Utah Enos, Blossom Kaniho Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Fish, Beatrice Pintura, Utah Felsch, George Palo Alto, California Falls, Hilda H. Perth, North Dakota Farrer, Dale Provo, Utah Evans, Gertrude Hennman frandsen, ina Alameda, California Guunison, Utah Duncan, Norman V. Green River, Utah Dustin, Joyce Provo, Utah Doty, Allan J. Kalamazoo, Michigan Driggs, June S. Salt Lake City, Utah Driggs, Margie Gay Phoenix, Arizona Dallas, Cole Preston, Idaho Dixon, Darreil Q. Spanish Fork, Utah Davis. Eugene H. Salt Lake City, Utah Deem, Arlene Brigham City, Utah DeHoyos, Arturo Mexico Esplin, Grace Cedar City, Utah Farnsworth, Betty Chandler, Arizona Erickson, Ron Los Angeles, California Engstrom, Elaine Phoenix, Arizona Emmetf, Wm. Q. | f ife, A. Loui 4 Taber, Alberta, Canada ' Salt Lake Ci , Utah I rv Eldredge, Jean Shrewsbury. Mass. Erickson, Newell H. Arlington, California 79 Evans, Grant H. Parma, Idaho Farnsworth, Wm. F. Beaver, Utah Fisher, Dean Rexburg, Idaho DeBoer, Robert H. Ogden, Utah iFarr, Sylvia St. Johns. Arizona Fernley, Ariene Chula Vista, California Francom, Val G. Wilmar, California Francis, Jay W. — Morgan, Utah Francis, Rulon S. — Springville, Utah Franks, Richard — Oakley, Idaho Fronberg, Charles C. — Ogden, Utah Frodsham, Lovina Keeler — Magrath, Al., Can. Frodsham, Lowell — Cardston, Alberta, Can. Fowles, Jay R. — Oakley, Idaho Feurtsen, Vernon — Venice, California Fujinnoto, Jane — Wailuku, Maul, Hawaii Freeman, Dean L. — Twin Falls, Idaho Fuller, Donna — Ogden, Utah Funk, Albert S. — Sterling, Utah Gunn, LaMarr — Hoytsvllle, Utah Greenwood, Lorraine — Sandy, Utah Greenhaigh, Glade — Nephl, Utah Green, Verl M. — Paul, Idaho Greenhaigh, F. Blaine — Orem, Utah Green, lone — Vinton, Virginia Goodness, Lei — Wailuku, Maul, Hawaii Green, Betty Ann — Spanish Fork, Utah Graham, Jerry — Manti, Utah Graehl, Max G. — Prove, Utah Gilbert, Herbert — Brooklyn, New York Green, Emerson — Driggs, Idaho Goates, Wayne A. — Lehi, Utah Gines, Pauline — Je rome, Idaho Gilner, Gerald — Provo, Utah Gilbert, Sidney S. — Bancroft, Idaho Gorton, H. Clay — Soda Springs, Idaho Geddes, Marise — Provo, Utah Gagon, Edwin B. — Lancaster, California Garrick, Bernell — Provo, Utah Galbraith, Joyce — Phoenix, Arizona Hale, Melva — Afton, Wyoming Hall, llene— Provo, Utah 80 ifen, Joseph. Jr. Provo. Utah ill, Calvin N. 5t. George, Utah lies, William C. ipanish Fork, Utah imblin, Harriet ' hoenix, Arizona Hannah. Wallis C. Los Angeles. California Harris, James R. Chicago, Illinois Harrison, Dan B. Provo, Utah Hansen, Carole Provo, Utah ' ' Hideshima, Tadashi Orem, Utah Hansen, Afton M. Maytield, Utah Henrie, Thomas A. Ivlarysvale. Utah Hansen, Ross D. Joseph City, Arizona Hickman, J. Morris Coulee Dam, Washi Hicks, Lilly Montpelier, Idaho Harris, Howard B. Spokane. Washington Hawkes, Alora Provo. Utah Hansen, Portia Hiatt Mt. Airy. North Carolina Henrie. Weston Tremonton, Utah HIga, Lily Y. Kohala, Hawaii Higginbotham, Barbara Idaho Falls. Idaho Hardy. LoRene Susanville, California i Hansen, Monna Great Falls. Montana Harms. Callis R. Thatcher. Arizona Harrison, Marion Afton, Wyoming Hansen, Kent A. ' St. George, Utah Henrie, Bill S. Provo, Utah Hawkins, Loyd I. Elfrida, Arizona Hanson, Keith Merced, California Halterman. Richard J, Cedar City, Utah Hardy, Scott M. Las Vegas, Nevada Harker, Glen L. Orem, Utah Heiser, Janice E. Ogden, Utah GRANT EVANS Constructive power on campus . . . sociable and snniling . . . musically gifted senior who knew and liked his fellow students. 81 Wells, Nevada Holbrook, LaRue Wells, Nevada Hilton, John Oakland, California SPENCER PALMER Best remembered for his In- spirational Sunday School class- es and achievements In debate . . . engineered Wye Magazine friendly and unassuming. AFTON ASH i Capable A.W.S. president . . . ' contributed to membership of White Keys, Nautilus . . . per- sonality is her greatest asset. Las Vegas, Nevada Hyde, George R. Washington, D.C. Hoopes, Marilyn Thatcher, Arizona Huber. Shirley Lapoint, Utah Hoici, Mits Murray, Utah Houston, Fred Annerican Fork, Utah Hulet, Clarence V. Wendell, Idaho Hill, Paul E. Laurens, South Carolina Holmes, Robert Houston, Allen B. Raynnond, Alberta, Canada Tama, Iowa Hyatt, Ora Mae Manti, Utah Holley, Elmer Leroy Thornton, Idaho Holliday, Josephine Senatobia, Mississippi Hoggan, Sarah Lorenzo, Idaho Howes, H. Reid Richfield, Utah Hulet, Grant M. Wendell, Idaho Hill, RaOla Provo. Utah Jensen, Carolyn Ogden, Utah J ' PT 82 Jacobsen, Ralph B. Springvllle, Utah James, Glan A. Blackfoot, Idaho Jeffs, Dayle .Rrovo. Utah Jensen, Arch Santa Ana, California Jeppson, Joyce Payson, Utah Jensen, DeLamar Buhl, Idaho Johnson, Edward Lovall, Wyoming Johnson, Elizabeth Jane Sanford, Colorado Johnson, Welburn K. Mapleton, Utah Jones, Renee R. Mt. Pleasant, Utah Judd, Gwendolyn Kearl, Phyllis Col. Juarez, Chio., Mexico Mt. Clemens, Michigan Lee, Ralph E. Winslow, Arizona Johnson, Camille Salinas, California Kirwan, Sharon Blackfoot, Idaho Knudsen, J. Gordon Provo. Utah Larson, Kathleen Rexburg, Idaho Lott, Ivan Lloyd | Provo, Utah Liechty, Leslie E. Provo, Utah Lee, Arthur LaMonte Whisky Gap, Alberta, Can. Kodel, Colleen Provo, Utah Lang, Dee S. St. George, Utah Lyman, James H. Salt Lake City, Utah Larsen, Ernest Emery, Utah Lawson, Douglas 8. Roosevelt, Utah Joffs, Robert Park City, Utah Jensen, Homer M. Salt Lake City, Utah Jensen, V. Lamarr bandy, Utah Jensen, Oliver B. Provo, Utah Jensen, Bob Manti, Utah vt Kirchoff, Herbert St. Paul, Minnesota Laney, Allen F. Provo, Utah Jones, Evan Thomas Beverly Hills, California Jones, Weston K. Spanish Fork, Utah Judd, Geraldine Kanab, Utah Kopp, Alfred H. San Jose, California Labrum, Renee Roosevelt, Utah Johnson, Helen Fresno, California Lamoreaux, Sybil Mesa, Arizona Lee, Audrey Ammon, Idaho 83 Kondo, Gladys Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii Lee, Gordon H. Tooele, Utah Lundell, Clyde J. Benjamin, Utah Larsen, Norman Dale Spanish Fork, Utah Leo, Thomas W. Provo, Utah Linn, Ross P. Charles City, Iowa Larsen, Shirley Waynesborc, Virginia Lamb, W. Doyle Santa Monica, California Law, Gloria M. Provo, Utah Long, Jerry Ely, Nevada Larsen, Bliss — Spanish Fork, Utah Lund, Jay N. — Santa Rosa. California Lockhart, Dolores — Grants Pass, Oregon Loosli, Gayle — Ashton, Idaho Loutensock, John — North Hollywood, Calif. Larsen, Keith — Rexburg, Idaho l (cCance, Joan Ellen — Milwaukee. Wis. McGuire, Betty Jane — Fontana, California McEwen, Gordon M. — Burley, Idaho Mcintosh, Deon — Chico, California McRae, Keith S. — Thatcher. Arizona Madson, James E. — Payson, Utah Madsen, Ronald E. — Provo, Utah Magnusson, George E. — South Gate, Calif. Madsen, Janice M. — Murray, Utah Mann, Douglas S. — Brigham City, Utah Marcil. Cherie — San Bernardino, California Mangam, John K. — Provo, Utah Marchant, Jennie — Kannas, Utah Marsden, Louise — Parowan, Utah Martini, Elizabeth — Glendale, California Marx, Tressie — Los Angeles, California Mason, Maughan S. — Trennonton, Utah Maughan, Dora — Preston, Idaho Meibos, Richard L. — Long Beach, California Miller. Beverly — Midvale. Utah Meier, John H. — Glendale, California Melville, Kathryn — Monroe, Utah Merkley, Phillip W.— Duchesne, Utah Merrill, LuAnn — Wilmington, Delaware Miller, Ramona S. — Provo, Utah Money, Mark L. — Spanish Fork, Utah Miller, June — Manti, Utah Mitchell, Joanne — Provo, Utah Moffett, Max W.— Burley, Idaho 84 Montgomery, Charles B. Pasadena, California Morley, Rachael Arlington, Virginia Moody, Howard J. Provo, Utah Mortensen, Patsy Ephraim, Utah Moody, Dicic Mesa, Arizona Nelson, A, Reed Spanish Fork, Utah Nelson, Rosemary Phoenix, Arizona Nelson, Karl K. Park City, Utah Nalder, Beverley San Francisco, California Myer, Richard A. Caldwell, New Jersey Morgan, Carl E. Nicholls, Byron W. Downey, Califofnia Nicholes, Joyce Provo, Utah Nelson, Sue New Martinsville, West Virginia Seattle, Washington Moyle, Richard W. American Fork, Utah Nishimura, Estelle Honolulu, Hawaii Nielson, LaRue Ephraim, Utah Nichols, Bill Pocatello, Idaho Nielsen, John Merle Ogden, Utah Nobumori, Hiromitsu Arthur Tokyo, Japan Morris. Joan Brigham City, Utah Nielson, LaRane Ephraim, Utah Newman, Kenneth D. Muncle, Indiana Nielsen, M. Sail Sigurd, Utah Orme. Keith M. Idaho Falls, Idaho Olsen, James P. Emery, Utah Okenlund, Ivan Loa, Utah Olsen, Ray R. Rigby, Idaho Oliverson, Ray Preston, Idaho Olsen, O. Lamar Price, Utah Oliphant, Nada Orem, Utah Otteson, Ronald Fountain reen, Utah BETSY SEARS Drew attention tor her work in White Keys, Trovata . . . co-chairman ot new units on campus . . . generous with her intelligence and integrity. 85 MARK BENSON Did a commendable job as homecoming chairman . . . sparked Blue Key efforts as vice-president . . . a progressive influence around campus. Partridge, Richan Prove. Utah Peterson, Cumorah L Mt. Pleasant, Utah Peterson, Barbara Murtaugh, Idaho Phelps, Paul A. tviontebello, California Palmer, Spencer Thatcher, Arizona Palmer, Jonathan hi. Alton, Utah Peterson, Bruce E. Spanish Fork, Utah Paulsen, Ford R. Pleasant Grove, Utah Peterson, Dallas Oakley, Idaho Orr, Berkley Peck, Alan Grantsville, Utah Salt Lake City, Peterson, N Utah Fallbrook, ;ola Petersen, Pat California Pocatello, Idaho Orrock, Scott .Perry, Arbeth R. Richfield, Utah Roosevelt, Utah Peterson, Provo, Vernon Utah Parsons, Kenneth G. Ogden, Utah Page, A. Curtis, Jr. Payson, Utah Peterson, Donna Jean Silver Spring, Maryland Peacock, Jesse J. Orangeville, Utah Petersen, Janice Salt Lake City, Utah 86 Potter, Joyce Eloise Wonatchee, Washington Robison, Max C. Magna, Utah Robertson, Carolyn Spanish Fork, Utah Rytting, Verna Gloria W. , Utah Schm St. utz, Stanton E. George, Utah Prusse, Ralph E. Provo, Utah Richey, Dale M. St. Johns, Arizona Redd, Lloyd H. Blending, Utah Rytting, Lorry E. Tremonton, Utah Schof Ru ield, Keith B. 36rt, Idaho Pierce, Scott T. Aberdeen, Idaho Rigby, Provo Robert G. , Utah Ririe, Barbara L. Calgery, Alberta, Canada Roy, Tea Riverton, Utah Shaw Mc Robert K. desto, California Pratt, Calvin Salt Lake City, Utah Rogers, J. Marcel Clarkdale, Arizona Reynolds, Rex L. Luna, New Mexico Rust, Delmar -i Salem, Utah % Schow, Fred F. C«rdston, Alberta, Canada Powell, John William Spanish Forle, Utah Rushton Ruth, , Allen L Nevada Roberts, Hemet ' atricia Ann California Rushton, Connie Las Vegas, Nevada Shelley, Glade Searle American Fork, Utah Powell, Gene C. Salt Lake City, Utah Richardson, Waldo Provo, Utah 1 1 Russell, Evelyn 4 Beverly Hills. C alifornia Schardine, Louis Lawrencebur9, Indiana Sewell, Mai Ofiggs, Idaho Radmall, Stewart Ogden, Utah Read, Calvin F. Glendale, California Ross, LaDonna Victor, Idaho Rosebaum, Var Spanish Fork, Utah Seppi, Eddie J. Provo, Utah Rasband, Joseph R. Heber, Utah Roberts, Shirley J. Ft. Worth, Texas Remund, Janet Salt Lake City, Utah Schow, Alvin G. Lehi, Utah Sanford, Carl Springville. Utah Randall, Gerald N. Ogden, Utah Russon, Maynard Lehi, Utah Rupp, Kenneth Tooele, Utah Sabin, Marie Salem, Utah Sheffield, Sherman B Kaysville, Utah Ravsten, Lynn A. Heyburn, Idaho Richards, John M. Preston, Idaho Roper, Velda Westwood, California Shields, R. Doyle Delta, Utah Shimada, Robert Pauuene, Hawaii 87 Sears, Elizabeth Anne — Washington, D.C. Schipper, Eileen — Sparks, Nevada Shelley, H. Merlin— Provo, Utah Shinnanek, R. Glade — Scio, Oregon Shurtliff, Edward R.— Ogden, Utah Shirota, Hiroshi — Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Smith, L. Bernell— Provo, Utah Slrrine, G. Keith — Mesa, Arizona Slaugh, Lynn H. — Vernal, Utah Smith, Barbara — Grace, Idaho Smith, Charles A. — Collins Center, New York Sorensen, Donald — Blackfoot, Idaho Shumway, Lenn M. — Taylor, Arizona Smith, Phyllis— Salt Lake City, Utah Solomon, James — Las Vegas, Nevada Spratling, Roylance — West Jordan, Utah Smith, Jerrie — Provo, Utah Sorensen, Joyce — Mayfield, Utah Soelberg, Verl L. — Ogden Utah Sorensen, Neil R. — Draper, Utah Sparks, Venna — Weiser. Idaho Solomon, Geraldine — Las Vegas, Nevada Southworth, Mark, Sacramento, California Spencer, Maitland G. — Provo, Utah Sperry, Alan Francis — Salt Lake City, Utah Spilsbury, Jewel — Salt Lake City, Utah Spencer, Don — River+on, Utah Sumsion, Robert J. — Springville, Utah Starling, Myrtle — Jacksonville, Florida Sumsion, Owen W. — Springville, Utah Stauffer, David M.— Salt Lake City, Utah Stepp, Homer W., Jr. — Raymond, Wash. Steele, Paul — American Fork, Utah Stephensen, Jack Q. — Riverton, Utah Stevens, Henry H. — Holden, Utah Thompson, John H. Malta, Idaho Thompson, Dorothy Malta, Idaho Stewart, Don G. Provo, Utah Stratford, Lee Lomlta, California Stott, G. Gail Manti, Utah Stott, Douglas W. Provo, Utah Sylvester, Althea Elsinore, Utah Stock, Jean Fish Haven, Idaho Stromberg, Mavis Grantsville, Utah Stubbs, Clifton I. Boulder City, Nevada Tanner, Sylvan K. Spanish Fork, Utah Takasaki, Fred Honolulu, Hawaii Talmage, Burton A. Springville, Utah Terry, Birdene Taylor, Betty Billings, Montana Thacker, Lila Vernal, Utah Taylor, Kenneth R. American Fork, Utah Taylor, Mildred San Jose, California Taylor, Gordon L Payson, Utah Thomas, Irene Tabiona, Utah Thacker, P. Ted Vernal, Utah Stowell, LeRoy Duncan, Arizona Thomas, Lavieve Chandler, Arizona Thacker, Vern Charleston, Utah Thompson, Everett Glendale, California Thomas, Dayle Chandler, Arizona Thompson, I. Barry Weston, Idaho Taylor, Gordon B. Woodland Hill, California Tanner, Carmela Provo, Utah Thomas, E. LaVoy Pocatello, Idaho Thomander, LaVon Maplewood, Ne REED BENSON One of the friendliesf men on campus . . . Delta Phi from Salt Lake ... a job undertaken means a iob well-done. 89 Z F JW Todd, Anita Srtdtey, Cstifofftia Tsalaky, Eva. Provo, Utah n Tonks. Oeah Victor, Idaho Tucker, Joanne Prove, Utah BETTY MARTINI Dependable White Key presi- dent . . . from Glendale, Cali- fornia . . . friendly, considerate personality. KEITH ORME One of best-knov n figures on campus . . . accomplishments included studentbody president, I.K. National president . . . combination of dignity and vi- tality. Todd, Albert C. Saft Late City, Utah Thurber, Albert K. Gooding, Idaho Tsalaky, George Provo, Utah Tucker, Karl Provo, Utah Turner, James Independence, Missouri Tingey, Grant C. Kaysville, Utah Tooke, Richard Lee Salt Lake City, Utah Tucker, Lois Cedar City, Utah Turner, Ella Ruth Provo, Utah Turnbow, Dix R. Moab, Utah Topham, Forrest K. Rexburg, Idaho Tracy. Clinton R. Flint, Michigan Thompson, Marjorie Aberdeen, Idaho Turley. Ella Mae Mesa, Arizona Tolbert, Wilbur N. Fayettevilie, Pennsylvania Trimble, Bruce R. Ontario, California Udall, Audrey Jones Vernal, Utah 90 Unice, Robert C. Houston, Texas Winkler, Phyllis Provo, Utah Walker, Dean H. Provo, Utah Wadsworth, Don Las Vegas, Nevada Walker, J. Myron American Fork, Utah Varela, Dolores Burely, Idaho Voigt, Clifford Chicago, Illinois Wood, .Peggy Ogden, Utah Whitbeck, Alan Wimnner, LeLand P. Raymond, Alberta, Canada American Fork, Utah Wallis, Jack R. Vernal, Utah Whitehead, LeRoy, Jr. Spanish Fork, Utah West, Arnold Coalville, Utah Whitehead, Joanne Spanish Fork, Utah Wood, Annette Idaho Falls, Idaho Walker. Elma B. Weston, Idaho , ,, Wagner, A. Kenyon Walker, G. Lynn Col. Dublan, Chih., Mexico Winslow, Arizona Whipple, Audrey Elaine Las Vegas, Nevada I Wagner, Leona Watson, Lowell S. Wickman, J, Ross Colonia Dublan, Chih., Mexi. Grantsville, Utah Huntington, Utah Wlllard, Clyde Provo, Utah Woffinden, George Orem, Utah Walsh, Maralyn Farmington, Utah Warner, Paul W. Idaho Falls, Idaho WoodFord, Hugh J. Sydney, Australia Waite, Wm. Richard Jolley, Weldon Huntington Park, California Provo, Utah Westover, Ross W. Joseph City, Arizona Watkins, Alene J. Richland, Washington Williams, Kenneth J. Spanish Fork, Utah Williams, Jay B. Sunnyslde, Utah Wiscombe, Erold Provo, Utah Whitney, R. Orson Salt Lake City, Utah Winsor, Wm. Kenneth Salt Lake City, Utah Williams, Boyd G. Tabiona, Utah Wolfley, Scott Freedom, Wyoming Wiscombe, Arthur C. Roosevelt, Utah • WhiHaker, Donald C. Circleville, Utah w  91 Woolston, Paul— Provo. Utah Wright. June— Provo, Utah Wright, Mona— Peoa, Utah Young, Carl L. — Huntington, Utah Wright, Carole — Arco, Idaho Bates. Hlldogard — Muhlenstr, Kyritz. Gor. Young, Lawrence Richard — Ogden, Utah Clawson, Darcy — Seattle, Washington Snow, Quentin — Cleveland, Ohio Compton, Lou Jean — Morgan, Utah Bench, John R. — Provo, Utah Bird, Ladene — Brigham City, Utah Hulihan, Lois — Los Angeles, California Sparks, Truman — Cary, Idaho Threet, Conway — Lovell, Wyoming Wisccmbe, .Phyllis — Provo, Utah DARCY CLAWSON StudentbcxJy second vice-president . . . numbered in ranks of Blue Keys, Vikings . . . dt!tgef ce and stamina personified. ROYLANCE SPRATLING An outstanding example of ambition and friendliness . . . White Key. Nautilus . . . studentbody secretary duties claimed much of her valuable time. 92 junioips Sponsors of the fabulous Junior Prom . . . style lea- ders . . . proud to be upper classmen . . . welcome junior college transfers . . . hold many of llt sfiijijor offices in school . . . long for the day they ' ll be seniors. 93 Noted for their enthusiasm and ability to get things done, this talented crew did much to spark class interest. Activities included the Prom, Junior parties, and the annual chicken fry. -v.-f m Mdry Louise Udall Vice-Presldort Jackie Hansen Secretary John McCabe President class of 1953 Carolyn Torgeson and Ken Howard Class Representatives 94 Adams, Dale Kaysville, Utah Allred, Betty Lou Price, Utah Archibald, Helen Ruth St. Anthony, Idaho Anderson, Lloyd Brigham City, Utah Allen, Merle Karia Los Angeles, California Bailey, Dale Blackfoot, Idaho Bassett, Dick M. Lovell, Wyonning Bates, Junior L. Ogden, Utah Baird, Orrin E. Provo, Utah Alwood, Udell O. Elmo, Utah Allen, Daniel Palo Alto, California Ashby, Calvin W. Richfield, Utah Anderson, Marjorie Boise, Idaho Arave. Rosalie Idaho Falls, Idaho Anderson, Marilyn Glendlve, Montana Barton, D. Louise Manti, Utah Bennett, S. John . Provo, Utah Bates, Lynn 5iS ( Diego, California Bean, Rosemary LaGrande, Oregon i Barlow, Carol I iOgden, Utah Barnes, Dean Long Beach, California Adams, Fred Montpelier, Idaho Allred, Joye Provo, Utah Avery, Barry H. Provo, Utah ML ■ K Armstrong, Gale Salt Lake City, Utah Belnap, N. Blain Ogden, Utah Anderson, Janice V. Provo, Utah Barnett, Arlene .Rrovo, Utah Barstow, Mary Idaho Falls, Idaho I Beck, Ardena - 4 Pleasant Grov«f Utah Belliston, Paul Nephi, Utah Affleck, Margaret Sali|Uj!|« ' Cit . Utah Albach, Arlene Watsonville, California Aston, Lloyd R. Provo, Utah Ballif, Joe Provo, Utah Bennett, Alice Ogden, Utah Anderson, Donna Salt Lake City, Utah Bascom, Cleo E. Vernal, Utah Austin, Bill Palmyra, New York Bearnson, S. Lynn Spanish Fork, Utah 95 Bennion, Junius Leo Granger, Utah Billing , Victor D. igton. Virginia Boyer, Blaine M. Springville, Utah Brown, Col. Aron S. Dublan, Chlh., Mexico Chlng. Henry P. Arii HIlo, Hawaii Bennion, Lenore Salt Lake City. Utah Bench, Maxine American Fork, Utah Brace, Walter Salt Lake CIt , Utah Brown, Blrg Edwin ham Canyon. Utah Clark, Welsford Provo, Utah Bennion. Marilyn Brigham City. Utah Bready. Robert Long Beach, California Bischo Swir ff, Keith M. k, Colorado Brown, Elbert Earl Glendale, California Chrlstensen, Don L. Provo, Utah Billings. Barbara Brigham City, Utah Black, Richard fl. Provo, Utah ' 1 1 Bradsh Ced aw. Reed Sevan ar City. Utah Brown. Elva Lovell, Wyoming Chrlstensen, Bob Denver, Colorado Berry, William N. Prove, Utah Blocker, Marie f. M Provo, Utah Bunker, Douglas Rich Lbs Vegas, Nevada Botkin, Keith H. Meridian. Idaho Chrlstensen, Vonda Huntington, Utah Brown, Roma Jean Nampa, Idaho Boehm, Walter J. Pomona, California Brady, Allen J. Virginia, Idaho Bershon, Richard Y. Sandpoint, Idaho Chrlstensen, Carole Denver, Colorado Besendorfer, Erma Jean Heber, Utah Booth, Earl Oram, Utah Bralthwalte, Dick MantI, Utah Brown, Thora Belle Lovell, Wyoming Chrlstensen, Joe J. Banlda, Idaho Buccamboso, John Ely, Nevada Bradburg, Jack Los Angeles, Callfo nia Boren, J. D. Bingham Canyon, Utah Bessey, Gerald E. Sunnyslde, Washing! Chrlstensen, Harold P on Provo, Utah Buckner, Eugene Provo, Utah Borgeson, Nellie Santaquin, Utah Brooks, Joyce Burbank, Callforn la Berge, Anita Coallnga, California Chrlstensen, John B. Provo, Utah Billings, George E. Delta, Utah Brown. Robert L. Queen Creek, Arizona Brough, Randal DeVere Provo, Utah Brady, Alice Las Vegas, Nevada Chrlstensen, Phyllis Richmond, Utah WS mm imiT f: 96 Carlsen, Jean Los Angeles, California Campbell, Jacqueline Colton, Oregon Burgi, Diane Preston, Idaho Cameron, Henry Salt Lake City, Utah Bushman, Nephi Snowflake, Arizona Cameron, Connie St. Anthony, Idaho Burge, Donna Ogden, Utah Call, Darrell Malad, Idaho Capps, Faye Case, Peggy Ann Hartsville, South Carolina Mt. Emmons, Utah Chadwick, Barbara Salt Lake City, Utah Carlile, Thomas F. Heber, Utah Burr, Rita C. Ephraim, Utah Burrup, Max Downey, Idaho Burton, Millicent Chevy Chase, M aryland Cannon, Gerald W. Cirdeville, Utah Carlile, Fred G. Heber, Utah Cannon, Charmaine Provo, Utah Burdick, Patsy Rene Dragerton, Utah Carlile, Ralph T. Heber, Utah Cardall, Norman Provo, Utah 97 jL , .X J. Clawson, Jack Seattle. Washington Cox. Audrey Ephralm. Utah Colovich, Raynnond Eureka. Utah Compton, Merlin Ogden. Utah Cole, Patricia Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Cooper, Grant S. Washington, D.C. Cole, Gay Preston. Idaho Clark, Nelda Cedar City. Utah Corbett, .Pearson S. St. George, Utah Cook, Fay Tridell, Utah Corbett, Jeanne Denver. Colorado Cofin. Marlann Downey. Idaho Corbett. Connie Provo. Utah Clayton. Bob Indianapolis, Indiana Connell, Harold G. Washington, D.C. Clark, Janet Greatneck, New York Conk, Leo H. Deseret, Utah Cox, Maxine Kuna, Idaho DICK HUISH Personified wit and personality . . . displayed am- bition and originality as Prom chairman . . . drew further attention as Blue Key and Bricker constituent. Clark, Dave Houston, Texas Cook, Ilia Mae Firth, Idaho Clark. Helen Mae Atton, Wyoming Cowley, Wm. Horace Provo, Utah Clark, Barbara St. George, Utah Clark, Wayne Morgan, Utah 98 Cox, Mollie Marie Provo, Utah Crandall, Maureen Twin Falls, Idaho Crandall, Richard La Canada, California Crandall, Virginia Los Angeles, California Crawford, Darrel Columbia, Utah Crandall, Jean Louise Salt Lake City, Utah Dalton, Lee Pontiac, Michigan Deurden, Earl S. Los Angeles, California Curtis, DeMar Salina, Utah Douglass, Andrew M. Glendale, California Daly, Frank L Panquitch, Utah Crawford, Marilyn D. Murray, Utah Critchfleld, Inga Oakley, Idaho Divett, Robert T. Salt Lake City, Utah Davis, Julian I. Ogden, Utah Dye, Ronald Roosevelt, Utah Dolinar, Mitzie Provo, Utah Davis. Delmar Boyd prem, Utah Davis, Bonnie Albuquerque, New Mexico Crook, Jean Fallon, Nevada a- o Crawford, Marilyn Orenn, Utah DeLaMare, Donald K. Tooele, Utah Curtis, Bruce W. Thatcher, Arizona Croft, Merlin R. Pleasant Grove, Utah Dyer, Bruce Portland, Oregon Davis, Joy Lorraine Salt Lake City, Utah I Duncan, Sallie Springville, Utah Decker, Daniel L. Snowflake, Arizona Draper. Jacqueline San Francisco, California Dillnnan, Slenyce Farmington, New Mexico Cruse r. ' W irl j I St. Anthony, ldah« i Curtis, Brandt B. | | Solomon, Arizona i Dixon, David G. | Santa Ana, CallforniA DeBry, JoAnn Rigby, Idaho Daniels, Philip B. Provo, Utah Done, Robert Provo, Utah i Davis, Heber Lee •Prove, Utah Dalby, Elaine Rupert, l4aho ■, Dahl, Paul E. East Midvale, Utah D ' Addabbo, Patrick Thompsonville, Conn. m, Dial, Laura Rod Oak. Iowa Ediefsen, Jesse R. Driggs, Idaho Edwards, Carolyn Provo, Utah Farnsworth, Sharon Ely, Nevada Ellertson, Norman Provo, Utah Grlmmett, Janet Paris, Idaho Green. Edna Vinton, Virginia Forsyth, Lee Salt Lake City, U ' Faulkner, Margene Provo, Utah |( ulih • Farr. Janet Ogden, Utah Grix, Geraldine Ogden, Utah Green, Gene Kaysville. Utah I Ericksen, LaVona Beaver Dam, Utah Farrington, Shirley Prineville, Oregon Farrar, Gail Rigby, Idaho Fish, John Roger Richfield. Utah Green. Myrna Miles. California Gowans. Floyd N. Erie, Pennsylvania Gledhill. David Richfield. Utah Goodman. Joe Mesa. Arizona Groberg. Mary Jane Idaho Falls. Idaho Gardner. Rober Leigh Cedar City. Utah Garlick, Junior G. American Fork, Utah Fairbourn. Marilyn Salina. Utah Ferrin. Marilyn Chico. California Fillmore. Reid Spanish Fork. Utah Fonnesbeck. Paul V estcn, Idaho Ensign. Bob Glendale, California Edwards, Clyde Provo. Utah Fish, ,P.aul Overton. Nevada Folkman, David Ogden, Utah Erickson. Yvonne Ogden. Utah Giles. Jae McGill, Nevada Gordon. Janet Santa Barbara, California Gililand, Bob Rosemead, California Fredrickson, Hartley Malad, Idaho Firth, Richard E. Portland, Oregon Fish. Gerald S. Overton. Nevada Gillette. Barbara Victory. Idaho Frame. Marilyn Salt Lake City, Utah Garrett. Glen Kaysville, Utah Frei, Lorna Rue St. George, Utah Fox, Phyllis Lehi, Utah Green, John New Plymouth, Idaho Farnsworth, William Y. Redwood City, California Graham, Berkeley Fairview, Utah Gassman, Byron Ephraim, Utah Goodwin, Jack Milford, Utah Groesbeck, Ruth Idaho Falls, Idaho Gunnell, Leroy Soda Springs, Idaho L i 100 ' 1 Hall, Norma Jean Hansen, John R. Gardner , Jideen Harding, Beth Provo, Utah Rosemead, California Price, Utah Provo, Utah Hales. LaRee Hardy, Leila Hanson, Gene Hancock, Wayne M. Provo, Utah Meridian, Idaho , Provo, Utah Glendale, California Hall, Gayle Hardy, Nyra Hanson, Lynn R. Hansen, Jackie Riverside, California Queen Creel, Arizona Shelley, Ids iho Seattle, Washington Hamblin, Ken Hancock, Larry Hansen, Gene Provo, Utah Pocatello, Idah 10 Whittier, California Hamblin, Robert Hansen, June E. Halliday, Richard Portland, Orec ]on Provo, Utah Glenda le, California Hammer, Norman E. Hansen, Evan W Halverson , C. Allan Santa Monica, California Monroe, Utah Ogden, Utah KATHY LATIMER Always there when a job needed doing . . . A.W.S. big sister chairman . . . gave further efforts to Banyan Staff and Y.C. ' s. 101 i yi .. ijji k_ Harris, Roy Eagle, Idaho Hawkes, Reed R. Preston, Idaho Hebertson, JoAnn Provo, Utah Heninger, LaVan Sunset, Utah Hermansen, Clark Elsinore, Utah Hawkins, George E. Ramah, New Mexico Harmsen, Connie LaJara, Colorado Haynes, H. Vivian Taber, Alberta, Canada Havens, Patricia J. Salmon, Idaho Hellinger, Lorraine Roosevelt, Utah Hatch, Adelia Salt Lake City, Utah Haycock, lla Dean Burley, Idaho Hayes, Betty Heaton, Vauna Hatch, Delray Harmon, Elizabeth Ann Wilmington, D elawaro Hiawatha Utah Koosharem, Utah Los Angeles, California Helsop, Norene Ogden, Utah Hatch, Emma Sean Panguitch, Utah Hart, W. Dean Pocatello, Idaho Head, S. Conrad Baker, Oregon Hegsted, Victor Rine, Idaho Haynie, Ric Alamosa, lard A. California Heap, Dan E. St. Johns, Arizona Harper, Betty Vancouver, B.C., Canada BOYD JARMAN Elongated and dependable Cougar center . . . Lynnan, Wyonning lad . . . friendly grin and support- ing personality. 102 Hill, Richard Wayne Jacksonville, Florida James, Romaine Salt Lake City, Utah Hodson, Phillip Springville, Utah Hyde, Gerald R. Baker, Oregon Jameson, Lila Powell, Wyoming Horiuchi, Russell N. Hahaina, Maui, Hawaii Huffman, Howard A. Eugene, Oregon Ige, John Honolula, Hawaii Hoopes, Ned Paso Robles, California Howes, Raymond E. Marysvale, Utah Hunter, Artie Provo, Utah lp;en, Florence y lpd, Idaho Hickenlooper, Monte San Francisco. California Hobbs, M. Odell Preston, Idaho Hollingsworth, Raul M. Preston, Idaho Jarman, LeIsle Compton, California Huish, Richard Berkeley, California Holbrook, June Sacramento, California Hipwell, Emma Ogden, Utah Hurst, Ira LeRoy Payson, Utah Hopkin, Marian Woodruff, Utah Hone, Sayle Spanish Fork, Utah Holt, Jim Phoenix, Arizona Howell, Delmer Baker, Oregon Hoyt, Anna Julia Neph;, Utah Hofmon. Robert , :fe a, Idaho t ! HIatt, William S. Mt. Airy, North Carolina Hinckley, Janice ■ j Long Beach, California I Holley, Robert L | Mapleton, Utah I Hess, Blaine Cn ;v I Jat jjdaho Falls. Ida Hiatt, Wilbur D. Mount Airy. North Carolina Jarman, 6oyd Lyman, Vifyomlnl Hitchcock, Ralph Buhl, Idaho Herman, Jean Salt Lake City, Utah verson, Harley St. George, Utah Hoopes, Veldon A. Farmington, New Mexico James, Joan Rock Springs. Wyoming Hicks, Fletcher Columbus, Georgia Hudson, Henrietta Everett, Washington Hutchinson, Margaret Buhl, Idaho 103 r- King. Norma ' Provo, Utah Judd. Kenneth Hoytsville, Utah Jeffery, Dorothy Delta, Utah Jeppsen, Jay N. Mantua, Utah Madsen, Lowell Provo, Utah Jeffs, Dean Provo, Utah Jeppson, John W. Ashton. Idaho M j Kemper, Leona Cranford, Alberta. Canada Jones 1 Sar , Myron D. Francisco, California Jueschke, Eleanor Glendora, California MacCabe, John San Carlos, California Jenkins, Stanley Pendleton, Oregon Jones Ce , Myron G. dar City, Utah Klemm, H. Ralph Salt Lake City, Utah Lowe, Gareth W. Arcadia, California King, Colleen Provo. Utah Jensen, Alice H. Ephraim. Utah Jensen. Naomi Maywood, California Kapuniai. Mice! Waimea. Kauai, Hawaii Magleby, Richard Preston, Idaho Jensen, Donna Provo, Utah Jorgenson, Lucille Price, Utah Johnson. Gladys St. George. Utah Kochevar, Lewis Los Angeles, California Mangum, Alice W. Provo, Utah Keele, Weldon V. Emery, Utah Johnson, Shirley M. Murray, Utah Jensen, Gordon K. Brigham City, Utah Konvicka, Wm. N. Syracuse, New York Lyons, Eugene Boise, Idaho Jensen, Jean •Portland, Oregon Kelsey, Marcene Pocatello, Idaho Kitzberger, Bonnee Oakland. California Kunzler, Barbara Ann Willard, Utah Lowry, Marlena Arime, Idaho Jensen, Marilyn Burley, Idaho Jeserick, Ellen LaCygne, Kansas Julander, Gayle Ogden, Utah Lake, Boyd A. Lundell, Wayne Inglewood. California Vernal, Utah Knight, Colleen Provo, Utah King, Elton A. Moore, Idaho Jeppson, C. Ralph Brigham City, Utah Lake, David A. Downey, Idaho Lundgreen. Joyce Ogden, Utah Johnson, Milton L. Provo, Utah Kartchner, Rulon Eagar, Arizona Jones, Ruby Marie Lovell, Wyoming Lambert, Rogers Kamas, Utah Mann, Lawry Ellensburg. Washington 104 Langlois, Mary Pat Decatur, Illinois Lambson, Ronald Sandy, Utah Liechty, Kenneth ,Rrovo, Utah Law, Ronald D. Prove, Utah Lawlor, Enid M. Larsen, Shirley Grande Prairie, Alta, Can. Salt Lake City, Utah Leany, EIrod C. St. George, Utah Lewis, Arlene Overton, Nevada Laney, Lois Boise, Idaho Lambson, Glen H. Provo, Utah Lillywhite, Viola Taylor, Arizona Long, Lee Las Vegas, Nevada Latimer, Kathy Nephi, Utah Lloyd, Leah American Fork, Utah Lee, James I. Panaca, Nevada Lindsay, Ellen Dingle, Idaho Leavitt, Elaine Homedale, Idaho Lewis, John E. Provo, Utah CHERIE MARCH Walked away wl+h coveted Homecoming Queen crown . . . sparkling smile and a matching personal- ity. Lefler, Thoroh William Heber City, Utah Larsen, Reed Richfield, Utah Lindgren, Claire Billings, Montana 105 :cmi3 I Mattice, Loj Rita Portland, Oregon Manzione, Joe Beaver, Utah Marler, Don L. Idaho Falls, Idaho Marsden. Mary Jane Parowan, Utah Marble, DeLora Tremonton, Utah Massey, Valda Deze Vernal, Utah Maxfield, Joyce Provo, Utah Maxfield, E. Blair Delta, Utah Maxfield, Janyce Provo, Utah McFarlane, James Oakland, California Marler, Ben C. Salt Lake City, Utah McBride, Mary Fillmore, Utah Mathis, Gerald W. St. George, Utah McAllister, Arnold St. George, Utah May, Ruth Ellen Baker, Oregon Matthews, Keith Midvale, Utah Marshall, Lora Lee Ogden, Utah Matthews, Lucille Liberty, Idaho Maycock, Lorna Jean Orem, Utah Maxwell, Afton Peoa, Utah Markham, Keith G. Ontario, Oregon McKell, Sterling Spanish Fork, Utah Manwaring, Barbara Salt Lake City, Utah McLaren, Joanne Provo, Utah LELA WINS Deminutive but dynamic co-ed . . . nofed for her performance of hard work , . . one of the busiest gals on campus but always found time to be help- ful and friendly. 106 McMillan, Daniel H. Heber, Utah Mendenhall, Janice Mapleton, Utah Miles, Duane O. Great Falls, Montana Merrill, R. Reese .RIeasant Grove, Utah Mellor, Hilda LaPriel Fayette, Utah Mulkay, Lewis Pacific Grove, California Money, Ed Spanish Fork, Utah Merrell, Glade Duchesne, Utah Nelson, J. R. Heber, Utah Moyes. A. Arisen Murbough, Idaho Money. Fred Spanish Fork, Utah Melander, Vernon L. Boise, Idaho Monson, Nadine American Fork, Utah Miles, John K. Price, Utah Meyer, Vola Claire Idaho Falls, Idaho Mendenhall, Bruce Springville, Utah Miles, David Price, Utah Murphy, Don Beach, California Moffimer, George A. Montcloir. N. J, Myers, Violate Boise, Idaho Michie, Amber Tabiona, Utah Miller, Marilyn Monterey Park, California Meldrum, Luan Spanish Fork, Utah Milner, Frank J. Spanish Fork, Utah Miller. Dick Arlington, Virginia ■ Miller, Margaret Herrman, Utah Morrisey. Robert Joliet, llinois Miller, Michael Huntington Park, Mellor, Carl Fayette, Utah Moore, Heber G. Belfry, Montana 10 California Moore, Lenoard Provo, Utah Munger, Bertha 1 Seattle, Washingtdn Morrow, Bob Krebs, Oklahoma Montgomery, Vern North Ogden, Utah Mitchell, Rex H. Nyssa, Oregon Naef. Ralph G Downey, Idaho Naldef, Nadine San Francisco, California Nelson, Jack A. Bellftower, California Myers. Lo!s Rae Ephraim, Utah Nielsen, Marlene B. Spanish Fork, Utah 107 V Nelson. Merla Oveson, M. Gene Oveson, Levi W. Peterson, Marilyn Pond, • Jancy Rexburg, Idaho Tooele, Utah St. Johns, Arizona Roy Utah Port and, Oregon Nielsen, Melvin Passey Afton Peterson, Jim Pace, Shirle Pedersen, Keith Vallejo, California Randolph. Ut Vrfi Salt Lake City, Utah Parma, Idaho Tooele, Utah Orfon, Wayne L Packer d, Floyd VI Nixon Jim W. J ullan Marvin E. Porter Owen R. Clearfield, Utah Mer dian, Idaho Provo, Utah Copperton, Utah Esca lante, Utah Nord, William J. Ottley Renae falver William Patten , Glen A. Purdy, Victor William Ogden, Utah Car in, Nevada Phoenix, Arizona Spa nish Fork, Utah Milwaukee, Wisconsin OaMey, Marylln Petersen, Jack Patton , Robert W. Patterson, Ronald M. Pov ell James L. Boise, Idaho Lyman, Wyoming Bakersfield, California St. Johns. Arizona Price, Utah Peterson, Lois Verena Parker, Colleen Peterson, Jilene Olpin, Guy Peterson, Keith L Kimberly, Idaho Clinton, Utah American Fork, Utah Heber, Utah Lehi, Utah Orrock, Beverly Peay, Jack Olsen, Orson LaMar Peterson, Winfield Porter, LeRoy E. Joseph, Utah San Diego, Californ a Price, Utah Winona, Minn. Provo, Utah Olsen, Pat Peterson, John R. Patrick, Morris Pincock. George D. Paris, Annette Ogden, Utah Phoenix, Arizona Springville. Utah Sugar City, Idaho Austin, Texas Olsen, Ralph A. Piatt, Robert Packard, Von Perry, Wm. P. Poukon, Henry Brooks Provo, Utah Paul, Idaho Provo, Utah Helper, Utah Richfield, Utah Olson, Ruth Price, Gloria Olsen, Raymond Glen Pollock, James L. Putnam, Howard H. Manila, Utah Ogden, Utah Provo. Utah Nampa. Idaho Woodruff, Utah Reed, Frances Denver, Colorado Rampton, George O. Syracuse, Utah Rodeback, Shirley N. Vernal, Utah Robertson, Don S. Spanish Fork, Utah Richardson, Clarelle Safford, Arizona Rhodes, Jim .Rrovo, Utah Rees, Roma Dee Richfield, Utah Raynard, Eunice Fresno, California Rasmussen, Anne Ogden, Utah Ripplinger. Don Ogden, Utah Robinson. Betsy American Fork, Utah Ravsten, Vernon F. Heyburn, Idaho Reid, Rita St .George, Utah Reinsch, Cecil A. Whittier, California Richardson, Newell Kay Safford, Arizona Quigley, Blaine Pocatello, Idaho Reed, Karma Ririe, Idaho Ray, Joye Ogden, Utah BETTY HAYES Popular Delaware lass . . . applied lier time well to Y.C. ' s and Cesta Tie . . .one of fhe spark pbgs ol the Prom committee. Richards, Joan L. Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Robbins, Darvel Tremonton, Utah Roberts, Elliot D. Fort Worth, Texas 109 Rowberry, Richard L. Rogers, Sarth Sanders, LaRee Seely, Edwin M. Idaho Falls, Idaho Provo, Utah LaVer kin, Utah Mt. Pleasant, Utah Schow, Robert Rowe, Lucille Schenk, Mary Lou Sabey, Burns R. Layton, Utah Manti Utah Nyssa Oregon Mac rath. Alberta, Canada Schenk, Viola Maria Shaw, Seima Seegmil er, Laureen Sellers Lois Wenatchee, Washington Burley Idaho St. G 3orge, Utah Roc ( Springs, Wyoming Secrist, Charlena Rollins, Phil Schaltz, R onald W. Sewell, Mary Ogden, Utah Lyman, Wyoming Buffalo Uevf York Driggs, Idaho Sederholm, Carl Russon, Lisle Seely, Ka y Gee Sharp, Louise Brigham City, Utah Lehi, Utah Provo, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Rushton, Darrel Schwa ntes ,Beth Rowberry Joe Sanders, Catherine Ruth, Nevada Douglas, Arizona Provo, Utah San Bernardino, California JOHN McCABE Sailed through his junior year with energy and am- bition . . . gave unlimited service to Gamnna Tau, class presidency, and track participation. 110 Shell, George Payson, Utah Smith, Burlce, M. Richfield, Utah Smith, David E. Mosltogan, Michigan Taylor, Lester Salem, Utah Taylor, Marilyn Garland, Utah Smit, Walter R. Madera, California Taylor, Janice •Rrovo, Utah Stapley, Donna Rae Orem, Utah Snelgrove, Philip Provo, Utah Snyder, lona Myton, Utah Smiih, John D. Sandy, Utah Smith, Karma Mt. View, Alberta, Canada Smith, Keith T, Porterville, California Stringham, Joanne Walla Walla, Washington Tanner, Janese Montpelier, Idaho I Soderquist, Irene Idaho Falls, Idaho Stocks, Florence Long Beach, California Sweet, Richard ij mn Falls, Idaho Shumway, Van L. Taylor, Arizona Smith, Luana LaVeme, California O ' -- Sunderland, Doris Ellenburg Depot, New York Taylor, Leila Smith, Melva Fawn Smith, Oleno Ogden, Utah Smithson, AnnaVee Phoenix, Arizona Tanner, John W. Lomita, California Simpson, Clarice W. Thayne, Wyoming Magrath, Alberta, Canada i Shaell, Frederick R. Pleasant Grove, Utah Shumway, Dale Shumway, Arizona Steck, J. Lowell Roy, Utah Stuckey, R. Dwight Greensboro, Noroth Carolina Central, Arizona Southwell, Donna Dea Rockland, Idaho Stratton, Emma Orem, Utah Smith, Leiand Snowflake, Arizona Stewart, Charles G. Ontario, California Stewart, Nelda Teton, Idaho Swan, Helen Orem, Utah Tayior iiiohn A. P o. tah Smith. Georgia Ogden, Utah Smith, Jay M. Boise, Idaho SLlE l Itk .. ' 1 kte ' II Taylor, Ruth Provo, Utah Terry, Joyce Cedar City, Utah Thomas, Thomas V. Boise, Idaho Todd, Lorin R. Susanville, California Thackeray, Renee Croydon, Ufah Thomas, Claudi Ray Rock Springs, Wyom Trotter, Paul A Provo, Utah IJfalt ,, William H. It Lake City, Utah Telford, Maxine Van Dyke, Jean Idaho Falls, Idaho Ogden, Utah Terry, Golden Spring City, Utah Turner, Bonnie Jean Hillsboro, Oregon Tribe, Carolyn Ogden, Utah Timm, Dorothy Callao, Utah Thomas, Patricia D. San Bernardino, California Wachsmuth, Jean Berwyn, Illinois f wy, Rex N. Delta, Utah Terry, Velma St. George, Utah Teuscher, Norinne Montpelier, Idaho Thompson, Barbara Virginia, Idaho Terry, Velma St. George, Utah TIdwell, Marilyn McGill, Nevada Tuttle, Kathryn Castledale, Utah Tyau, Elmer D. S. Honolulu, Hawaii Torgeson, Gilbert Glendale, California Thomson, Carolyn Ephraim, Utah Tovery, Norma Malad, Idaho Udall, Ivlary Louise Thatcher, Arizona Telchert, John A. Cokeville, Wyoming Torgeson, Carolyn Ogden, Utah Tyler, Doris Santa Clara, California Vieira, Emmanell Honolulu, Hawaii Walker, Sanford Denver .Colorado Warner, Paul F. Morgan, Utah Wilkins, Arthell Rupert, Idaho Willlamsen, Joan Ogden, Utah West, Keith Rock Springs, Wyoming Walston, Milton L Spanish Fork, Utah i Turner, Shirley Lou Santa Ana, California Toone, Marjorle Salt Lake City, Utah Tipton, Monte Dee Phoenix, Arizona Tueller, Charlene Geneva, Idaho Taylor, William Hacklne Payson, Utah Van Slooten, Don Los Angeles, California Trottler, Wallace G. Richmond, California Tobler, Sharlene Nampa, Idaho Ward, Dennis Lethbridge, Canada Webb, Francis A. Hollywood, California Wells, Milton Tropic, Utah Vest, Arthur Dee Ogden, Utah EEI . Wilkins, George K. Provo, Utah Whiteley Oakley Joyce Idaho White, Dot Ft. Stocktc n, Texas Wing, Joyce Phoenix, Arizona Whaanga, Albert Nuhaka, New Zealand Williams, Corpus Pat Christ!, Texas Westenskow, LaGrande, Wm. Vernile Oregon Williams, M. LaMar Phoenix, Arizona Woodbury, John Bryce Hurricane, Utah Williams, George Winnemucca, Nevada Williams Phoen , Dwayne A. X, Arizona Wood, Wanda Coeur d ' Alene, Idaho Willardson. Glendale, Jody California Wilcox, Leo C Farmington, Utah Wilson, Avard L Payson, Utah Wilson, Max Richfield, E. Utah Whiting, Ann Provo, Utah Wing, Leia Raymond, Alb erta, Canada Worthington, Ke ' Nephi, Utah th Warr, Carol Oakley, Idah Winegar, Maxine Ontario, Oreg on ALBERT WHAANGA Undoubtedly one of the friendliest fellows on cam- pus . . . numbered in the ranks of Delta Phi . . . valued for energetic and wilting application to any 113 id ' S Mtr Woite, Kenneth Huntington Park, California Howard, Kenneth Orem, Utah Rees, Betty Lou Richfield, Utah Wright, Beverly Chula Vista, California Roberts, Jack Phoenix, Arizona Wright, Joseph M. Los Angeles, California Young, Nolan G. Ririe, Idaho Woolley, Quentin Vernal, Utah Wiberg, Marilyn Roy, Utah Zwahlen, Kenneth Murray, Utah Blair, Frank Ogden, Utah Williams, Glenn R. Kemmerer, Wyoming Rowe, Betty Jean Grand Junction, Colorado Welch, Arthur Cowley, Wyoming Worsley, Linda Pasadena, California Young, J. Lowe Perry, Utah Wright, Wm. Lloyd American Fork, Utah ALICE BRADY Displayed unexcelled dramatic talent . . . combined sophistication and charm to acquire many admirers. 14 5ophomore5 Sponsors of the Loan Fund Ball . . . fad cons- cious and energetic . . . connplain about too many lessons . . . talk about the fun they had as freshmen . . . idealists and Financial Fanticists. 115 Pat Pomsroy President cla05 of 1954 Jim Paramore and Glade Tregaskls (Camera shy) Class Representatives Shirley Killpacl Vice-President The 1952 Sophomore Loan Fund Ball was capably directed by these class officers. Additional duties consisted of selecting and organizing special committees and caring for finances of the Loan Fund. 5 ■ • ■■  S SS ikiLLi Joana Hobbs Secretary 116 5ophomore5 Adams, Don Carles Bonners Ferry, Idafio Allen, Bruce Circleville, Utah Anderson, Pat Pleasant Grove, Utah Allen, Merle M. Prescott, Arizona Anderson, Jeanne San Diego, California Anderson, Duwayne Portland, Oregon Anderson, Rolaine Koosharem, Utah Ahlstrom, Sherrie Provo, Utah Allred, LaVoy C. Provo, Utah Akita, Alice Moha Kekaha, Kauai, Hav aii Aaron, Betty Evanston, Wyoming Adamson, Kathleen Heber, Utah Athay, Lois Paris, Idaho Austin, Dorothy Provo, Utah Ash, Donald B. Lehi, Utah Anderson, Margaret Grover, Wyoming Allen, Keith Jay Tooele, Utah Abbett, Paul Lynn Longview, Texas Appah, Thomas Grant Duchesne, Utah Adams, Claude Las Vegas, Nevada Asplund, Geraldine Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada Antrim, Morgan G. Los Angeles, California 117 DEAN LARSEN Valued standout of the sophomore class . . . ac- quired admiration for his genuineness, basketball artistry, and sportsmanship. Aldrldge, Everet Anderson, Carole Allen, Shirley Raymond, R. Alb Allred, erta, Canada Neph Helen i, Utah Burlington. North Carolina Kemnnerer. Wyonning Arafiles. Mildred Atwood, Opal Honolulu, Oahu Spanish Fork, Utah Allred, Jack Cleveland, Ut Allred, ah Sprin Blake g City. Utah Bagnall, Marilyn Rao Brady, Gordon L. Perris, California Fairview, Utah Bennion Dead Bob Ox, Bullock, Jane Utah Provo, Utah Ashworth, Robert T. Allen, Lael Las Vegas, Nevada Cove, Utah Alder, Edgar Anderson Trout Creek, Utah Allred, Richard D. Burley, Idaho Allen, Marlene Bee Anderson, Vale, Oregon St. John Dixon Arizona Anderson, Bonnie St. Johns, Arizona Allen, Virginia Prescott, Arizona Brush, Barbara Dean Boyle, Patricia Palo Alto, California Long Beach, California Belliston, Ara Nephi, Utah Black, Colleen Snowflake, Arizona i I mi f 1 - jOHP 1 18 Brown, Raymon — Cedar Clt-y, Utah Brown, Jean — Mantl, Utah Brown,, Pat — Balcer, Nevada Brown. Kent L. — Spokane, Washington Brown, Kathleen — Phoenix, Arizona Bradshaw, Marilyn — Ogden, Utah Bytendorp, Ralph S. — Sandy, Utah Brodrick, R. Lee — Roosevelt, Utah Bramall, Marie — Springville, Utah Bowen, Lou Jeanne — American Fork, Utah Bunker, Reed— Delta, Utah Brambilla, Eunice M. — Wellsboro, Penn. Bunker, Darleen — American Fork, Utah Borup, Keith T. — Emmett, Idaho Bennett, Raquel — Orem, Utah Barney, Austin — Ferron, Utah Bates, Kenneth — Spokane, Washington Bagwell, Radeen — Manassa, Colorado Burnham, Lewis — Blanding, Utah Beatty, Kenneth S. — Hurricane, Utah Beazer, Bill— Provo, Utah Brockbank, Joyce — Provo, Utah Baum, Lowell — Provo, Utah Bartels, Dorthy — Columbus, Nebraska Beckstead, John — Los Angeles, California Burton, Helen Miriam — Malad, Idaho Bleak, William — Murrietta, California Bacon, Kenneth — Hollywood, California Burton, Leah — Afton, Wyoming Bartlett. Clyde R.— Tridell, Utah Berge, Bill — Coalinga, California Bushman, Helen — Snowflake, Arizona Bushman, Frances — Joseph City, Arizona 9 Bloomquist, Milton R. — Duchesne, Utah Bigler, Margaret — Provo, Utah Buhler, Donna — Midway, Utah Bjarnson, J. Gerald — Springville, Utah V } 119 L J. Sratt, Ross Lee Spray, Oregon Brim. LaVern Downey, Idaho Buckley, Jayne Ely, Nevada Case, Deane Mt. Emmons, Utah Chase, Gw«n Berkeley, palifornia DeFriez, Bryce Provo, Utah Beardall, Bonnie Mapleton, Utah Bagley, Carolyn , Koosharem, Utah man, George E. McCammon, Idaho f Clark, Thomas H. Oakley, Idaho Buchanan, Richard Richfield, Utah Baker, Dawn Monroe, Utah Bagley, Irving Huntington Park, California Carroll, Robert Moab, Utah Baer, Ted Berkeley, California Bean, Gaylon W. Idaho Falls, Idaho Beck, Paul A. Centerfield, Utah Brimhall, James W. Pleasant Grove, Utah Craig, Wes Portland, Oregon Crowther, Wllford Malad, Idaho fiarfsH, John Tarrplciton. Mass. Bairer, Barbara Kimber ly, idaho Bayles, finleV ' lH. Btiiihding, Utah Birch, Nell J. Rosevllle, California Boyack, Beverly Seattle, Washington Baker, Marlene ■ Phoenix, Arizona Borgholthaus, Ab Payette, Idaho Besendorfer, Walburg Heber, Utah Battad, Marvel Capaa, Kauai, Hawaii Baker, Beverly Rexburg, Idaho Brandley, Patricia Stirling, Alberta, Canada Bailey. Elaine Escalante, Utah Beck, Dorthene Provo, Utah Buchanan, Phil Richfield, Utah Bagley, Leola Koosharem, Utah Christensen, Darlino Centerfield, Utah Clay, Lou Rae Hutchinson, Kansas Crow. Nannette Monrovia, California 120 Cloward, Jewell Rayson, Utah Cluff, Oretta Jeanne Central, Arizona Carlile, Don F. Heber. Utah Crandall, Ronald Sacramento, California Coates, Zada Gunnison, Utah SHIRLEE KfLP CK Kepi busy as renowned and popular secretary-Treas- urer of the sophomore class . . . always had a smile for everyone. Christoffersen, Leo Lehi, Utah Camp. Virgil Provo, Utah Christensen, Ralph Detroit, Michigan 5i Call, Marion Rigby, Idaho. Caldsr, Mary Alice Vernal, Utah „ m Call, Eria Mae Bancroft, Idaho Carr, Donna H. Logan, Utah Carr, Ken Ceres, California jphristian, JoAnne Pioche, Nevada Campbell, Gene Colton, Oregon H6 Call, Reed Malad, Idaho Carr, Norman Modesto, California Call, Joyce Citrus Heights, California Cowley, Ruth Heber, Utah Cahoon, Carol Fillmore, Utah Caldwell, Don A. Midvale, Utah Carpenter, Gordon Thatcher, Arizona Church, George Erie, Pennsylvania Christensen, Richard M. Idaho Falls, Idaho Chappelle, Marie Santa Monica, California Collett Carma Laynee Baltimore, Maryland itl t iA m 121 JON KATZENBACH Noted for unique sense of humor and unlimited capacity for work . . . gave much time to Legis- lative Council and Brickers and occasionally Y Press. Clegg, Dennis A. Hober, Utah Carter. Ross Provo, Utah Clark. Loretta Yuba City. California Clarke. Colleen Pocatello. Idaho Cundick, Geraiee Santa Barbara. California Colver. Jay Alhambra. California Crystal, Ralph American Fork. Utah Carver. Dale R. Boise. Idaho Clegg. Ruth Jolene Provo, Utah Cooley. Kathryn Washington, D.C. Coatsworth. Richard R. Edmonton. Alberta, Canada Clayson. Douglass Santaquin, Utah Clark, Dorothy Springville, Utah Waters, Clifford Ray Richmond, California Colman, Ronald Monrovia, California Clark, Margaret Novate, California Conger, Lois Seattle, Washington Carter, Robert Miami. Arizona Clark. John C. Ely. Nevada Camenlsh. Kay Provo. Utah Cram, Deryl Las Vegas. Nevada Curtis. Sale B. Burley. Idaho Crider. Zelma Palmyra. New York Crump. Sherman Sandy, Utah 122 Dalton, John M. — Pontiac, Michigan Dayton, Barbara — Cokevillo, Wyoming Cahoon, Annelia Jane — Delta, Utah Clyde, Kay Heber City, Utah Cornish, Karma Jean — Cove, Utah Dixon, Fred — Provo, Utah Dike, Roy W.— Babbitt, Nevada Dickson, Janet — Enumclaw, Washington Dixon, Douglas W. — Provo, Utah Dibble, Jane — Glendale, California Diehl. Paul L— Wichita, Kansas ' Denny, Ray — Downey. Idaho Donaldson, Shelly — Silver City, Nevada Dixon, Ann — No. Vancouver, Canada Doerr, Robert R. — Lovell, Wyoming Doxey, Margaret — Los Angeles, California Dredge, Audrey — Caldwell, Idaho Dredge, David Dale — Caldwell, Idaho Droubay, Bertha — Tooele, Utah Dustin, Marjory Dawn — Annie, Idaho Dudding, Monagene — Chandler, Arizona Dunford, Diane — iP.rovo, Utah Dunford, Harold — Provo, Utah Duerden, Vanda Lee — Spokane, Washington Dyal, Mabel — Live Oak, Florida Davis, Lorrin R. — Orem, Utah Davis, Marilyn — Salt Lake City, Utah Davis, Reed — Albuquerque, New Mexico Davis, Shirley — Provo, Utah Davis. Dan Lee — Las Vegas. Nevada Davis, William C. — China Lake, California Davis, Marylyn — Bicknell, Utah Davis, Cora Lou — Molokai. Hawaii DeGraw, Barton — Union, Oregon Deuel, Wallace — Panquitch, Utah Devey, Richard C. — American Fork, Utah Dalby, Pat — Montebello. California 123 Duesenberry, Richard Burbank, California Elder, Quintin Provo, Utah Earl, Mauree L. Provo, Utah Egbert. W Preston, endell Idaho Ford, Dixon Wallsburg, Utah Field. Beulah Evanston, Wyoming Espinosa, Lyie Sanford, Colorado Englestead Kanosh. Marian Utah Flnlinson. Bryce R. Oak City, Utah Te nnay, Eugene Cottonwood, Arizona East ,tv1arla Phoenix, Arizona Ellett, LaRae Columbia. Utah Eagar, Karl Eagar, Arizona Francis, Rell G. Springville, Utah Feulner, Donna Mae Magna, Utah Francis, Jean Taber, Alberta, Canada Grant, Grace ; McGill, NeN da Gorringe, Hal Oakley, Idaho Fife, Devon Idaho Falls, Id aho Frampton. Fillmore Morris Utah 1 Edston, 1 Ancti Clara or gs, Jeanne Alaska Edwards Provo, Weston Utah Edwards, Las Vec Lee as, Nevada Erekson. Paul Provo, Utah fullcner Spfin Bliss gvilJG, Utah .- ' ' -Ensign, , Glend erry ale, California Evans, Pa Spanish Fork, Utah Erickson, Lorna Richland, Washington Frome, Glen dale, California Fife, James D Burlingame, California Eccles, Ju Ogden, stin T. Utah Edgerton, Nancy Manhattan Beach, California Flower, Judson El Cajor, California Ford, Leland Springville, Utah Fullmer, Owen L. Springville, Utah Frandsen, Glenn Ray Springville, Utah Goates Lehi, LaRee Utah Francis, Taber. Kae Albe rta, Canada 124 Foreman, Jenne Lehi, Utah 1 Fisher, Janice Jensen, Utah JOANA HOBBS Assumed duties of Honor council, Y.C. ' s, Nautilus, sophomore vice-president . . . general ability is supplemented by personal charm and intelligence. Gowans, Alice Jane Erie, Pennsylvania Gruver, Richard Richland, Washington Goodwin, Dale Panacs, Nevada GIbby, Marlow Roseburg, Oregon Gunnell, Robert Soda Springs, Idaho Green, Paul D. Bingham Canyon, Utah Greenwood, Ned Eagar, Arizona Gigliotti, Shirley Helper. Utah ini Green, Lucille Phoefiix, Arizona Garriclc, T. Howard Inglewood, California Gonzales. Howard Long Beach, California Gines, Geraldine ' Jerome. Idaho 35 Goaslind, Carol Preston, Idaho Gregson, ,Ratricia Provo, Utah Greathouse, Don E. Lynndyl, Utah Gates, Hugh I. Hurricane, Utah Goins. Joan Atlanta, Georgia Graham, Shaw Orem. Utah Gallagler. Wiliam Los Angeles, California Gifford, Grant Columbia Falls, Montana Greer, Deon Provo, Utah Goodell, Robert Gering, Nebraska Goodridge, William Provo, Utah Gardner, Samuel H. Spanish Fork, Utah ww 125 VIRGIL CAMP Musically inclined sophomore . . . directed R.O.T.C and mixed choruses . . . earned many friends with his dignified unassuming manner. Harper, Vaughao Hamabatd, Gloria Hafen, J. Mark Halladay, Mae Marie Bellflower, California Hono ulu, Hawaii Provo Utah Phoenix , Arizona Haskell, Thales Hatch, Betty Hamlin, Jacob Hall, Barbara Lovell, Wyoming Boise Idaho St. Jc hns, Arizona Springville, Utah Hale, Glen B. Handy, Max D uane Hartley Hazel Hanks, M arilyn Blackfoot, Idaho Heyb urn, Ide ho Stirlir g, Alber ta, Canada Salem, Utah Hays, K Bith C. Hardi ng. Don Hammond, Helen Grant, Jack Las V egas, Nevada Tele po Ohio St. Anthony, Idaho Nampa, Idaho Harmon Charles Hanks , Leiith Haynie, Larry Hales, Glen Pocatello, daho Orem, Utah Manassa, Colorado Elsinore, California Haslem, Verl Harrison, Horte nse Hall, Mary Carol Harman, J. Leor ard Roosevelt, Utah Hia lea h, Flori da Richfield, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah 126 Hyde, Nadine — Baler, Oregon Huggins, Alta — Globe, Arizona Huffaker, Phil — Ontario, Oregon Howell, Sheila — North Hollywood, Calif. Hiatt, Calvin — Mt. Airy, North Carolina Hunter, Dorothy — Alhambra, California Hunt, Dessie— Spanish Fork. Utah Hughes, Barbara — Orofina, Idaho Hogensen, Reed Lynn — Stirling, Al., Can. Howells, James M. — Midvale, Utah Hughes, Uoydine — Compton, California Hoover, Venice — Provo, Utah Holley, Nadine — McNary, Oregon Hobbs, Joana — Provo, Utah Hull, Chad — Twin Falls, Idaho Huff, Edward — Spanish Fork, Utah Howell, Arva — Draper, Utah Hulse, Clarence — Boise, Idaho Huish, Rogene B. — Seattle, Washington Hill, LaVar— Idaho Falls. Idaho Hill, Bruce P.— Walla Walla, Washington Hill, Paul M.— Ucon, Idaho Holt, Ralph M. — Long Beach, California Higa, Betty — Kohala, Hawaii Howell, J. Franklin — Fairview, Utah Hansen, Christene — Tetonia, Idaho Hansen, Kenneth — Burley, Idaho Hunger, Raelene — Lehi, Utah Hansen, Elmo — Spanish Fork, Utah Hall, Phyllis— Springville, Utah Harris, Aileen — Preston, Idaho Harris, Delores — Ashton, Idaho Harris, Muriel — Columbia Falls, Montana I vi ritf Harris, Darlene — Portland, Oregon Harris, Chet — Independence, Missouri Hyde, Charles R. — Springville, Utah Harris, Colleen — Provo, Utah 127 Israelsen, Vione Hyrum, Utah Iverson, Loyal American Fork, Utah Hett, Paul M. McGill, Nevada Henria, Elolse Gunnison, Utah Hoggan, Robert Burley, Idaho Irwin, Grace J. Provo. Utah Hillyard, Marion Seattle, Washington Johnson, Ernest L Mesa, Arizona Johnson, Donald H. McGill, Nevada Johnson, Ted Biihl, Idaho Johnson, LaVon Payson, Utah Johnson, Clyde W. Seattle, Washington Johnson, Patricia Tennple City, California Jorgensen, Marva Deer Park, Florida Johnson, M. Dale Delta, Utah Jordan, Bonnie Draper, Utah Janties, Carolyn Pitovo. Utah Jessee, Elaine Springville, Utah Jenkins, Wayne Nampa, Idaho Jeppson, Lynne Ashton, Idaho Hsiqiiist, Ronella Kooiharsm, Utah Jewlei. Gtejidon,, ■ Kehitwiorth, Utah Johnson, Douglas G. Santaquin. Utah Irons, Mary Lind Nephi, Utah Herburg, Nancy Milwaukee, Wisconsin Johnson, Shirley May Walnut Creek. California Heaton, Flora May Hunter, Utah Ingersoll, Carl American Fork, Utah Johnson, Donalea Joost, Virginia Colonia Juarez, Chih.. Mexico Heber, Utah Johnson, Helen Marie Johnson, Gary Colonia Juarez, Chih., Mexico Nampa, Idaho Johnson, Patricia Preston, Idaho Jones, Lillian Duncan, Arizona Jorgenson, Marcia Deer Park, Florida Jones, Dean Sacramento, California Jensen, Ruth Ann Mapleton, Utah Jex, Joyce Provo, Utah Jenkins, Donnell Spanish Fork, Utah Jones, Dixie Los Angeles, California 128 PAT POMEROY Weil-ltlced and much-admired sophomore president from Mesa . . . proved his quality of getting along with others as fop Preferred Man. Jenkins, Gary Pendleton, Oregon Kenny, Jean Portola, California Kendo, Eleanor Kopaa, Kauai, Hawaii Jardine, Dee Thomas Ronton, Washington Kamavohe, Velma Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Kirby, Norma June Sanford, Colorado James, Joyce Provo, Utah ' l Kofoed, Arvin Preston, Idaho KirUand, Granvel S. Glen St. Mary, Idaho Ok Jackson, Betty Denver, Colorado Kohler, Zelda A Midway, Utah Knudsen, Wendell Farmington, New Mexico fi5 Karren, Tom Magrath, Alberta, Canada Jackson, Karma Rae Provo, Utah Jackson, Mary Kae Randolph, Utah Kochever, Norma Jean Grass Valley, California Kelley, John S. Idaho Falls, Idaho Kofoed, Varleno Preston, Idaho Kemper. Marlene Cranford. Alberta, Canada Katzenbach, Jon Oram, Utah Kaleikau, EIroy Honolulu, Hawaii Kinnison, Lucy Pendleton, Oregon Killpack, Shirlee Wattis. Utah Kleinman, Wayne El Paso, Texas 129 Kelly, Walter E Pocatelio, Idaho SANDY WALKER CKeerful A.M.S. Prexy from Denver . . . R.O.T.C., Delta Phi, and Vikings claimed additional time from this friendly and active sophomore. Larsen, BeHy Detroit, Michigan Larsen. Kent T. Spanish Fork, Utah Latimer. Geraldine Nephi, Utah Larsen, Reid Firth. Idaho LeChemlnant, Blaine Los Angeles, California Lish, Raymond A. Pocatelio, Idaho Lewis, Ruth Douglas, Arizona Livingston, Lorna Craig. Colorado Lelegren, Earl Burbank, California Lee, Boyd Winslow, Arizona Lindsay, Var Blackfoot, Idaho Kropf. Carol Dawn Woodland. California Larson, Tharia Delta, Utah Larsen, Bruce C. Spanish Fork, Utah Leavitt. LaNore Sulvang, California Larsen, Oscar Idaho Falls, Idaho Lewis. Robert St. Anthony, Idaho Lee. Zane F. Chilco, Idaho Linford. Carol Kaysville. Utah LeSueur. Joan Mesa, Arizona Leavitt, Glenna Hardin, Montana Little. Edith Gridley, California Lewis. Lorna Provo, Utah 130 Manwaring, Joyce — San Mateo, California Maycocic, Loy — Fillmore, Utah Lunt, Marvin — Duncan, Arizona Lott, Rose LaRa e— Walla Walla, Wash. Love, Arlene — Toledo, Ohio Madsen, Kathryn — Philadelphia, Penn. Madsen, Preston A. — Provo, Utah Madsen, Sally — Provo, Utah Martlndale. Donel — Burley, Idaho McKell, Melburn— Heber, Utah Mathews, Joyce — Panaca, Nevada Mathews, Wendell — Antimony, Utah McNelley, Lester R. — Bonnbay, India Martin, Donna Joy — Sunnyside, Washington Marlcham, Lucretia — Concord, California Mausy. Robert — iRhoenix, Arizona McKell, Lael— Spanish Fork, Utah McKinney, Farrell — Spring City, Utah McKell. Clair J.— Spanish Fork, Utah Matthews, Malcoinn — Evanston, Wyoming Mclnnes, Murray — Hinkley, California McFarland, Marilyn — San Gabriel, Calif. McCauley, Joy A. — Fresno. California Methvin, Pat — Natchitoches, Louisiana Mecham, Ray — Springville, Utah Lillywhite, Fern — Taylor, Arizona Loveridge, L. Neil — Ontario. California Lo. Naomi P. — Lanikai, Oahu, Hawaii Lomax, Charles — Portland, Oregon Lake, Jay — Idaho Falls, Idaho Lang, Lois — St. George, Utah « Livingston, Robert E. — LaCanada. Califoro Litchfeld, Lorraine — Raymond, Alberta Caj Lawson, Roy — Boulder City, Nevada Laney, Weston — Boise, Idaho Lundberg, Don Charles — Washington. D.C. Liddiard, Robert M. — Provo, Utah 131 Malstrom, Berth West Jordan. a Utah Merrill, Ronald Spokane, Was linqton Minson, Jerry Idaho Falls, Id aho Merrill. Louis A. Swan Lake, Idaho Moon, Donna Craig, Colora do Meranda. Thomas American Fork, Utah Miller Ida , Glenn ho Falls, Id aho Miller, William A. Beaver, Utah Mecham, Jean Mt. Emmersor . Utah Meibos, Barbara Long Beach, California Moln Un Ruth on. New J ersey Miller, A Provo. nna Lou Utah Murray, Mary Ashton, Idaho Moon, Kay Orem, Utah Miles, Dale B. Sunnyside, Washington Miller, Barbara Salt Lake City Utah Mitchell, Aria Provo, Utah Murray, Dorothy Boise, Idaho Neal, Ma Coralie ad, Idah Newman Provo, Howell Utah P. Michaelis. Sariand Max Utah Merrell, Reid L Duchesne, Utah Miller, Neil Tremonton, Utah Merrell. Rulon L. Idaho Falls, Idaho :;: Mason, Katie Oalttand, Californi«   5s Miller, Muriel Paul, Idaho Miller, L. Ned Bingham Canyon, Utah Morrill, Marilyn Provo, Utah Moyle, Meridee jfsntotican Fork Utah Miles, Donna Mt. Home, Utah Milligan, Seattle JoAnne , Washington Montgomery, Don Monrovia, California Morgan, Lee Kimberly, idal- o Moore, Maynard C. Payson, Utah Midgley, Joanne Lake Villa, Illinois Mortensen, Joyce Riverside, Illinois Nelson, Mark H. Morgan, Utah Neville, Wendell Layton, Utah Nelson, Ronald Provo, Utah Nelson, Arvin W. Upaico, Utah 132 DON OSCARSON Fun-loving, behind-the-scene lad from St. Louis . . put himself on the map with his talent for personal- ity projection . . . worked on A.M.S. Council, Nesson, Lota Centerville, Utah Oborn, Neldon Tooele, Utah Olsen, Betty Pleasant Grove, Utah Nielsen, Eloise Vernal, Utah Nielson, Delia Romeo, Colorado Odum, Ala Jean Ludowl.cl, Georgia Nowers, Vorno Josnn Beaver, Utah Nowlin, Jacquio J Calgary, Alberta, Canada Ockey, LaRue Provo, Utah Nielsen, Lorna Bardwell, Alberta, Canada Nielson, Andrew J. Gresham, Oregon Olsen, Doreen Provo, Utah ijO Neilson, Lorna Ogden, Utah Olsen, Ben LaMar Cardston, Alberta, Canada Otis, James R. McCammon, Idaho Nicholes. Frank American Fork, Utah Oscarson, Robert Don St. Louis. Missouri Oakes, Dallin H. Provo, Utah Newton, Charles Provo, Utah Nielsen, Ana Murray, Utah Owens, James Mervin Showlon, Arizona Niederhauser, Nadlne Salt Lake City, Utah Norton, Marion Provo, Utah Ogden, Leila Richfield, Utah 133 jf« ' , .■-- 4...,?; J f ' v LORNA ERICKSON Gained fame for dramatic and musical ability . . . charming wit . . . speech major who gave time to Y.C. ' s and making friends. Nichols, Gloria New Orleans, Louisiana Overfelt, Marilyn McGill. Nevada Ottosen, Marvin L. Tabiona, Utah Parent, Vernon F. Vernal. Utah Page, Merlyn Emmett, Idaho Pack, Marilynn Salem, Oregon Barberry, Dema Gering, Nebraska Passey, J. Bruce Ovid, Idaho Patjas, Saara Tampere, Finland Page, Betty Pleasant Grove, Utah Pehy, JoAnne Ogden, Utah Perreira, Malle Walluku, Maui, hHawaii Oveson, Jo Pendleton, Oregon Parker, Sarah Portland. Oregon Pace, Milton G. .Phoenix, Arizona Packham, H. Richard Blackfoot, Idaho Payne, William H, Duncan, Arizona Perry. Kenn Provo. Utah Peck. N. Thomas Hinkley. California Peacock. Arnold Eimonte, California Palfreyman. W. Russell Sprlngville, Utah Palmer. Helen LaMar Pasadena, California Packard, Trilby Longview, Washington Palmer, Claire Vernal, Utah 134 Pritchett. Bob — Spokane. Washington Probst, Wayne W. — Midway, Utah Preiss. Bette — Phoenix, Arizona Robinson, Carel — Phoenix, Arizona Prestwich, Kent — Provo, Utah Painter, Reed — Idaho Falls, Idaho Peterson, Elaine — Nyssa, Oregon Peteron, Adrienne — Nyssa, Oregon Roylance, Merlene — McSIII, Nevada Poulson, Joyce — Richfield, Utah Redd, Marilyn — Monticello, Utah Rankers, Margaret — Salt Lake City, Utah Rawlins, Stephan L— Walla Walla, Wash. Roberts. Howard — Mesa, Arizona Ray, Shirley Nadine — San Antonio, Texas Randall, Shirley B. — Centerville, Utah Rainwater, Sylvia — Bennet+sville, S.C. Redd, Mason — Monticello, Utah Radichel, Melvin — New York, New York Richards, Carol — American Fork, Utah Rasband. Boyd — Heber, Utah Reinties, Carolyn — Linton, Indiana Richardson, Jorth — Virden, New Mexico Reinhardt, Maxine — jountiful, Utah Rasmussen, Hylda Eulena — Fillmore, Utah Pratt, Patricia— Delta, Utah Purdy, Ralph M. — Las Vegas, Nevada Peck, Sandra — Santa Barbara, California Peck, Earl— Lehi, Utah ,P,ond, Marilyn — Detroit, Michigan Price, Alvin O. — Tucson, Arizona Pratt, Jean— Delta, Utah Prows. Bernard L. — Kanosh, Uta 1954 Potter, Hal F. — Fresno, California Preece, Bruce — Vernal, Utah Phillips, Rona ld — Provo, Utah Potter, Albert R.— Loa. Utah 135 Remund, RaVae Hober, Utah Robison. Charole Rexburg. Idaho Robertson, Dona Los Angeles. Id R. California Rosenlof. Janet Portland. Ore gon Richan, lla American Forlc. Utah Rudd. Donna L Walla Walla. Washington Ross. La Victor. Donna Idaho Rooks. Patricia Grass Valley. California Rich. Rolayne Columbia Falls, Montana Rounds. Cliff Boise. Idaho Rigby. R Provo. alph Utah Riggs. Marilyn Hatch. Utah Samuleson, Virginia Prescott, Arizona Salerno. Helen Provo. Utah McBride. Burley. H. Ear Idaho Sato. Esther Paia. Maui, H awaii Shepherd. Lynn Montpelier. Idaho Saunders. Sally F. American Fork. Utah Schow. E Escalar nid te. Utah Schlegel, Walter Lake Villa, Illinois Robins. Lamon Delta, Utah Roberts. Dean Vernal. Utah D. Robinson. Connie American Fork. Utah Rohner. Sori Inglewood. California Robertson. Lenore ] X Los Angeles. CalJfothis Robinson. Klar Richfield. Utah Ruppe. Shirley Vernal. Utah Rowley, Eddie Roosevelt. Utah Richmond. Ruth Provo, Utah Rich. Nancy Los Angeles. California Rooker, Frances Modesto. California Sanders, Jean Farmington. Utah Sandberg. Joseph Grantsville. Utah Salisbury. Ron Los Angeles. California SchofieU Spring . Robert City. Utah Smith, Dale H. Riverside. California Shaw. Richard Liberty. Utah Reynolds. Shirlene Fairfield. Montana 136 Sargent. Mesa. Jerry Arizona Sargent, Jay B. Orem. Utah Smith, Phyllis J. Portland. Oregon Sparks, George C. Nampa, Idaho Stowell, Betty Ray NephI, Utah Thomas, Jean Opal Malad, Idaho Smith, Melvin J. Venice, California Stowell, Sienna Duncan, Arizona Stolworthy, Donna Orem, Utah Thurber, Stanley P. Dingle, Idaho Schmitt, Howard Gresham, Wisconsin Spencer, Stanley Escalante, Utah Smith, Patsey Hagerman, Idaho Thomas, Rex Spanish Fork, Utah Shield, Bryce Montgomery Provo, Utah Sorensen, Stanford Driggs, Idaho Skousen, Bill K esa, Arizona Thompson, Clair Weston, Idaho Smith, Carol Shelton, Nebraska Stephenson, Kay V. McCammon, Idaho Sorensen, Mary Anne Richfield, Utah Simmons, Joyce Los Angeles, California Sprague, Kathleen Las Vegas, Nevada Smith, J. Norman LaJara, Colorado Seastrand, Steve American Fork, Utah Sorensen, Margaret A. Alhambra, California Smith, Leia Burlingame, California Shumway, Miles Shumway. Arizona Steele, Berenice Chevy Chase, Maryland Sinclair, Eugene Payette, Idaho Tingey, Marsel Springville, Utah Thayne, Gordon Prove, Utah Thompson, Bob Malta, Idaho Vreeland, Janica Los Angeles, California 137 Stebbing, William E. — Baltimore, Maryland Stocks, Bruce D. — Burley, Idaho Stubbs. Byron — Provo, Utah Stout. DoMar— Salt Lake City, Utah Stockdale, Barbara — Stockton, California Stocking, Norma Jo — Murray, Utah Smith, Mary — Spanish Fork, Utah Stewart, Earl Dean — Provo, Utah Stoddard, Gloris — Montpelier, Idaho Stewart, Zona — Calgary, Alberta, Canada Stoops, Ronald — Waynesboro, Penn. Syme, Georgia — Provo, Utah Stewart, Merwin — Las Vegas, Nevada Thomas, Robert D.— Salt Lake City, Utah Summerhayes, Charles — Berkeley, Calif. Strlngham, Marcia — Elgin, Oregon Swasay, Ardell — Duchesne, Utah Starley, Jean — Burley, Idaho Tanner. Askel H. — Provo, Utah Tebbs, Marian — Cowley, Wyoming Thorne. Janice — Provo, Utah Swann, Grace — Preston, Idaho Tanner. Rolf R. — Lomita, California Thurman. Newel L. — Blackfoot, Idaho Thelin, Josie V. — Cardston, Alberta Can. tt A (l; J:.i« Standage, Delbert — Mesa, Arizona Stevenson, Dwayne — Mt. Home. Utah Smith, Melva Ann — Sandy, Utah Staley, Gail J. — Kimberly, Idaho Stenquist, Leiand Gus — Tremonton, Utah Stringfellow, Val— Provo, Utah H Struble, Jackie— Cedar City, Utah fg yTM Mm Standford, Doris — Los Angeles, California W T ' Sapley, Marilyn — Beaver, Utah Stuart, Nathan— Woodruff, Utah Strong, Alice — American Fork, Utah Stringer, Atherton — Tolero, Washington 138 Thomas, Dale Spanish Fork, Utah Thomas, Betty Ann Rapid City. South Dakota Tucker, Clyde L. Mesa, Arizona Warner, Martha Mae Richfield, Utah Thomas, Dorothea LaJara, Colorado Thompson, Barbara Ann Warsaw, Indiana ■ fij?ter, Jacqueline Murray, Utah Vaiig}(n, Cheryldene Malad, Idaho T!dwe)t Don Homedale, Idaho Taylor, David A. Spanish Fork, Utah Taylor, John W. Provo, Utah Vorwaller, L Blaine Tooele, Utah Tuttis, Carol Jeane Salt Lake City, Utah Wheeler, Doretta Buhl, Idaho Taylor, Dixie Provo, Utah Wade, Bonnie Los Angeles. California Wasden, Barry Idaho Falls, Idaho WaHs, Don Idaho Falls, Idaho Wllkie, Mae Safford, Arizona Wilson, Lawrence Roosevelt. Utah Tftomas. £dwafd Blain S ftish Fork. Utah Timottiy, Emily .SaJt Lake City. Utah Taylor, Donrjetta Paro ;SnT Utah Tyler. Reed L. Pocatello. Idaho Watt. Barbara Lansing, Michigan Thomas. Burdle Arlington. Virginia Tanner. Lillias Ann Preston, Idaho Turner. Rodney F. Bluffdale, Utah Ungerson, Grant Orem, Utah Westenskow, Lowell Imbler, Oregon 139 Tregaskis, Glade American Fork, Utah Tingey, Garth L. Springvllle, Utah Turner. Charles Los Angeles, California Viles, Eileen Nogales, Arizona Wells, Jerald L. Joseph, Utah Tueller, Nedra Mesa, Arizona Taylor, Carolyn Raymond, Alberta, Canada Taylor, Marolyn Raymond, Alberta, Canada Walton, Gayle Provo, Utah Whitear, Glenn Ogden, Utah Winget, — J. Oscar Monroe, Utah Woo+en, Madelyn Heber, Utah Wright, Curtis Sandy, Utah Weight, Glen Aldous Springville, Utah Werrett, Bill Spanish Fork, Utah Wilkins, Delora Ramah, New Mexico Willardson, Carma National City, California Y t inq, Val J. Huntington, Utah Whiting, Marilyn Mapleton, Utah Wride, C. Hayward American Fork, Utah Woffinden, Arthur Orem, Utah Wagstaff, Gay Tablona, Utah ZoBell, Gordon Lake View, Utah Whetten, Larry Grand Junction, Colorado Willianns, Maurine Lynnan, Wyoming Wynder, F. Curtis Hillspring, Alberta. Canada Young, Mttzi San Mateo, California Call ' MyrVeo Gallup, New Mexico Winter, Rue Ann American Fork, Utah Williams, Paul G. Tooele, Utah Wrttiams. Slen Lee I ,Malad. Idaho EWood, Ctalr S. ? ' ' Holdefl, Utah , --• ' ■ ■ ' ■ ' ZiWiig, H. Roy Wenatchee, Washington White. Dick Casper. Wyoming Wilson, John L. Geneseo, Illinois Winkler, Beth Blue Bell, Utah Young, Marilyn L. Provo, Utah Zobell, Keith W. Rohan, Montana Westover, Robert N. Provo, Utah Willes, Vera Poison, Montana 140 Wootton, Richard Washington, D. C. Wrathall, Carolyn American Fork. Utah Yamakawa, Takamasa Zlvshi. Japan Winter, John Lewis American Fork, Utah Winone. Tlllack Vancouver. Canada Womack, Glen Myton, Utah Grover, C. Leavitt Idaho Falls, Idaho Chrlstensen, Winslow Antonito, Colorado Whitehead, Lee M. Twin Falls, Idaho Wong, Anne Honolulu. Hawaii freshmen First received a royal wel- come, then a royal hazing . . . annoyed by research papers . . . annazed at upper classmen versatility . . . fasci- nated by the carefree college daze . . . always ready to con- quer the world . . . decide on a new major every quarter. y 141 ■. FROSH CLASS OFFICERS Along with the other members of the Freshman class who struggled through the process of orien- tation and initiation week, these capable officers did much to promoMp e activities of the largest Freshman class recomed in the history of 8.Y.U. Such activities included the dance after the Wy- oming game, the ii ' niva! dance, and several class parties. MARY DAWSO Secretary DALUN GARDNER President cla s of 1955 NORM SLAYMAKER Vice-President RtCHARD WELLS PAUL ASHTON Class Representatives 142 ' l Athay, Ruth Anderson, Marthalen Ashman, Marilyn Armstrong, Howard L., Jr. Paris, Idaho La Canada, California Midvale, Utah Pocatello, Idaho Stanley, Burton M, Ash, Helen Ashton, LaMoyne Arashiro, Lillian Hebar, Utah Springy lie, Utah Midvale, Utah Kaneohe, Oahu. Hawaii Atwood, Marguretta Atkin, Lorraine Ashton, R. Paul Andrews. Judith LaVern Salem, Oregon Tooele, Utah Midvale, Utah Foxboro, Massachusetts Atkinson, Irene Athay, Don Aviiso, Sonia Apporas, Esther M lad, Idaho Salt Lake City, Utah Montevideo, Uruguay Vernal, Utah Ayers, JoA nne Atkinsort, Verna Ashman, Jim Arnold, Dennis Lewiston, Idaho Provo, Utah Fillmore, Utah Venice. California Atkins, Beverly Joan Aston, Duane Arrlngton, Jean Anderson, Richard A. Carditon, Alta., C anada PiHsburgh, Per nsylvania Mesa, Arizona Los Angeles, California freshmen 143 1955 NICK MATELJAN A good humored and proficient hoopster from California . . . recognized on the basketball courts by both Skyline fans and critics . . . service to Knight Templars. Allrad, Rey Provo, Utah Alleman, Karen Springvllle, Utah Allen, EInor Lynn Preston Idaho Anderson, Verde Richfield, Utah Allen, Jack Hagerman. Idaho Anderson, LuDeen Myton, Utah Alder, Leora Weiser, Idaho Allen, Lamont Pleasant Grove, Utah Anderson, Bertha Talmage, Utah Allen, JoAnn Provo, Utah Allred, Muriel Ennery, Utah Andreason. Don McKay Flintridge, California Abbott, Ufona Juna Boise, Idaho Adams. Galene Burbanic, California Abel, Robert American Fork, Utah Adams, Ruth Provo, Utah Adams. Sevens Delta, ijtati Akuan. Aileen Paia, Maui, Hawaii Adams, Vesa LaRee Blackfoot, Idaho Alger, Dean Maywood, California Anderson, Donna Provo, Utah Alexander, JoAnn Lornita Park, California Adamson, H. Kirk Terreton, Idaho Anderson, William E. North hiollywood, California Allen. BeHy Maywood, California Adamson, Bonnie Vernal, Utah Allen, Terry Winslow, Arizona Allen, Jean Salt Lake City, Utal Allred, Val Dee j Falrview, Wyoming Anderson. Melvin F. Sandpoint, Idaho Alldredge, Cona Delta, Utah Aasness, Edgar Bottineau, North Dakota Abbott, Duane Idaho Falls, Idaho i yi ' iliU L ilirV . 1 144 Anderson, Dorsn ' e — Tremonton, Utah Atkin, Floy Daun — Boulder City Nevada Anderson, Lewis A. — Reno, Nevada Anderson. Margaret — San Diego, California Anderson. Jeanine — Spanish Fork, Utah Anderson. Boyd — Boise, Idaho Anderson. Janet — Glendive, Montana Anderson. Lorna — Provo. Utah Anderson. Joe E. — Los Angeles, California Butler. Ruth — Jerome, Idaho Anderson, Jean Marie — Raynnond, Alb., Can. Anderson. Beth Marie — Richfield, Utah Bray, Lawrence — Spanish Fork, Utah Bunker, Edward M. — American Fork, Utah Bullock, Georgia — Pleasant Grove, Utah Baker, Lorraine — Teasdale, Utah Barton, Fonetta — Tropic, Utah Brower, Dlle — Carlsbad, California Brockbank, Vaughn — Emmett. Idaho Bramwell, Joyce — Ogden, Utah Bradfleld, Sherry — Scat!a, California Bradley, Carma Jane — Provo. Utah Bryson. Robert A. — Vernal, Utah Brown, Boyd L. — Monroe, Utah Bringhurst, Fred — Alhambra, California Brimley, Janeen — Santa Monica, California Brimley, Blaine — Mesa. Arizona Briggs, Leiand S. — American Fork. Utah Bradhead, Maeser — Delta. Colorado Black, Bonnie— Delta, Utah Bush, Alfred — Denver, Colorado Burns, Barbara — Provo, Utah Bills, Bruce — Riverton, Utah Brown, Darlene — Tooele, Utah Burgess, Beverly — Redding, California 145 Badouin, LaPrele — Berkeley. California Baker, Fern — Ednnonton, Alberta, Canada Baadsgaard, Ray — Payson, Utah Baird, Letata — Lewlston, Idaho Bailey, Udean — South Jordan. Utah Baker, Emma — Kimberly, Idaho Baldwin, Rey — Provo, Utah Bailey, Renoe — Draper, Utah Ball, Larene — Lewisville, Utah Barker, Conway — Murray, Utah Baird, Wilford— Provo, Utah Ballard, Harold — Idaho Falls, Idaho W Ji kM Barnes, Katharine — Rupert, Idaho Barney, Myrle — Delta, Utah Barrett, Bonnie — Provo, Utah Bass, Peggy Joyce — Rocky Mount, N. C. Bartholomew, Jerry — Long Beach, California Bassetti, Dariene — Phoneix, Arizona Barton. Roy — Pleasant Grove, Utah Barton, Norma — Monticello, Utafi Bateman, Robert E. — Burley, Idaho Bassett, W. Lynn— Delta, Utah Barton, Marilyn — San Marino, California Bast, Barbara — San Gabriel, California Bastian, Terry — Reno, Nevada Barr, Irene — Burley, Idalio Bean, Clark S. — Seattle, Washington Beckstrand, Ray L. — Meadow, Utah Bayles, Mary Joan — Parowan, Utah Beckstrand, Carol — American Fork, Utah Bauer, Richard — Eureka, Utah Beckstrand, Dale F. — Long Beach, California Beard, Dariene E. — Coalville, Utah Bates, Patrice— Salt Lake City, Utah Bean, Larry — Seattle, Washington Beauregard, Cherry — Fillmore, Utah Beebe, Carolyn — Santa Barbara, California 146 Betts, Shirlee Ann Longvlew, Washington Bannatf, Valdon J. Msadow, Utah Bellows, Merrill Don Spanish Fork, Utah Bennion, Marcus Salt Lake City, Utah Bills, Osmer Provo, Utah Bennett, Tabiona, Utah Bendixsen, Mickey Idaho Falls, Idaho Bingham, William Hawthorne, California Berg, JoAnn Lawndale, California f O Benson, Orval C. Preston, Idaho Bingham, Jan Westwood, California _ Benson, Maurice L. de Los Angeles, California Biesinger, Joe Salt Lake iCty. Utah Bentley, Kathleen Mexico City, Mexico Billings, Joetta Pravo, Utah (J Berratt, Sharon Provo, Utah Berry, Raymond LaGrande, Oregon Bevan, Lucy Driggs, Idaho Bennion, Delores Salt Lake City, Utah Berg, Dona Jean Leavenworth, Kansas Biesinger, Dean Union, Utah I Berrey. Wayne C. Idaho Falls, Idaho Beecroft, Sandra Provo, Utah Billings, Richard H. Brigkam City, Utah KIRK HART An outdoor enthusiast . . . one of Idaho ' s best . . . active member of Athenians . . . drive and ability make him a likeable fellow. i 147 1955 BIschoff, Gordon Swinic, Colorado Black, Oren Ranon Blanding, Utah Bowers, Lamar C. Payson, Utah Boss, Karl C. Garland, Utah Black, Bonnie Geronlmo, Arizona Bird, Beverly Chicago, Illinois Boucher, Anne Toronto, Canada Bohrer, Nancy Arlington, Virginia Bond, Don Valleio, California Blackham, Boya Huntington Park, California Booke, lleta Silver Springs, Maryland Bleazard, Joan Talmage, Utah Bradford, Bill Springville, Utah Bown, Betty Lou Portland, Oregon Brady, Emnna Lee Bridgeland, Utah Black, Velna Laramie, Wyoming Bonham, Ralph Pomona, California Blanchard, Beth Arimo, Idaho Bracken, Lynn Roosevelt, Utah Boyack, Gayle Salt Lake City, Utah Bradshaw, Joycelyn Tremonton, Utah Birch, Frank Vallejo, California Black, Joanne P.-escott, Arizona Blodgett, Alan Vale, Oregon Bjarnson, Sharlene Springville, Utah Black, Jean McAllen, Texas Bowers, Nancy Salt Lake City, Utah Bischoff Patricia Salt Lake City, Utah Bodily, Vadrus Vernal, Utah Bradshaw, Valene Emmett, Idaho Boynton, Leo S. Sandy, Utah Bradley, Carma Jane Provo, Utah Bradshaw, Kent Salem, Oregon Burch, Richard — Oakley, Idaho Full. Donnle — Le Grande, Oregon Burt, J. Robert — Boise, Idaho Bulioclc, Gerald — Lethbrldge, Alberta, Can. Bussing, Naomi — Bayavia, New York Burtenshaw, RobertJ. — Ucon, Idaho Burton, Howard — Los Angeles, California Bullock, Glenda — Coaldale, Alberta, Canada Butler, Merls Jean — Luna, New Mexico Brace, Jimmy — Formlngton, New Mexico Butters, Keren — Kamas, Utah Burke, Mont — Lakeside, Arizona Burgess, Van — Alpine, Utah Burnham, R. Rex — Lovell, Wyoming Blaine, Jean — Denver, Colorado Brown, Agness — Pengree, Idaho Brown, Barbara — Salt Lake City, Utah Bright, Barry — St. Anthony, Idaho Brown, Margie M. — Tooele, Utah Brown, Beverly — Leman Caves, Nevada Broderick, Don— Delta, Utah Brown, Adrianne — Monrovia, California Brown, Bill — Queen Creek, Arizona Brown, Nora Mae — Alhambra, California Buckwalter, Barbara — American Fork, Utah Brooksby, Wayne J. — Fredonia, Arizona Brown, Donna Mae — Columbus Falls, Mont. Brown, Gerald M. — Provo, Utah Buchanan, Sharon Raye — Richfield, Utah Brown, Marilyn — Provo, Utah Brough, Martha Bernece — Bountiful, Utah Brown, Ronald — Sprlngvllle, Utah Bybee, Kolth — Nyssa, Oregon Raysdale, Donald — Boise, Idaho Cheshire, Barton — Salt Lake City, Utah I MUkM ll 149 Colton, Grace E. — Roosovelt, Utah Collard, Bill— Bingham. Utah Cooper, James W.— Cardston, Alberta. Can. Colwell, JoAnne— Placerville, California Collyen, Bunleson T. — Farmington, N. M. Cook, Mary Ellen — Las Vegas, Nevada Cook, Boyd — Ogden, Utah Conrad, Paul W.— Provo, Utah Coop, Margaret — Ogden, Utah Cooper, Philip — Ruth, Nevada Collins, Stan — Provo, Utah Cook, Carolyn — Fountain Green, Utah i .i fti M 111 Cook, Mary Alice — Eenterprise, Utah Corray, Dorothy — Delta, Utah Cowley, Fred — Salt Lake City, Utah Cottle. Lorna — Lewisville, Idaho Coulam, Billle Jane — Los Angeles, California Crandall, Mary — Los Angeles, California Cox, Anita — Mesa, Arizona Dahl, Richards— East Midvale, Utah Cox, Carolyn — Mesa, Arizona Cox, Joan — India, California Cowles, Emma Lou — Escalante, Utah Cox, Alta— Provo, Utah Crabtree, Jan — Preston, Idaho Comer, Caroline — Lehi, Utah Curtis, Robert — Orem, Utah Coster, Marilyn — Burley, Idaho Crandall, Geraldine — Twin Falls, Idaho Crawford, Yvonne — Murry, Utah Covington, Burlene — Loa, Utah Crawford, John — Provo, Utah Smith, Richard— Holbrook, Idaho Crandall, Larry — Los Angeles, California Cradduck, Wayne J.— Yreka, California Durrant, Dean — Tooele, Utah Durfee. Jack — Spanish Fork, Utah 150 Cahoon, Edyth Dalta, Ufsli Carpenter, Fae Safford, Arizona Carlson, Marvel Las Vegas, Nevada Carr, Ke!th Albany, Oregon Campbell, William A. Boise, Idaho Carlile Alvin Springville, Utah Cannon, Stuart Los Angeles, California Colvin, Nyra Call, Peggy Provo, Utah kA M Rigby, Idaho fkf Call, A. Vdell San Diego, California Capps, Pat Hartsville, South Carolina CapeJand, Barbara £ Monrovia, California Call, Marlene Salt Lalce Cit , Utah Garden, Marilyn Mesa, Arizona Carlston, Sonya Mae Perris, California annon, VerNita Los Angeles, California Carlson, Keith Springville, Utah Canfield, Franl Provo, Utah JMor Carr, Bruce Albany, Oregon Calder Shirley Oregon City, Oregon Cammow, Ruth Provo. Utah Cape!, Barbara Salt Lake City, Utah Carroll, Kay Hemet, California Carter, Carter Van Nuys, California FROSH COUNCIL directed the activities of the Freshmen class until officers were elected. Left to Right: Maurice Benson; Bob Keysor; Quenten Homer; Kit Tucker; Richard Wells. 151 1956 DICK WELLS sJias earned him top positions in various phases ol campiis life . . . member of Frosh Council and Legisiafsve Council . . . service on Student Program Bureau. Curit . CherriJI Plac«rville, Calitornla Cropper. Daryl HtncHey. Utah CroWtber, Lucille fdaho Falls, Idaho Cromar, Kenneth Denver, Colorado Carter, Mary Ann Salt Lake City, Utah Chamberlain, Eileen Delta, Utah Carter, Paul Smith Salt Lake Cit , Utah Cazler, Ronald Las Vegas, Nevada Curtis, Earl Lloyd Waco, Texas Las Vena;, Nevada Chadwick, JoAnn American Fork, Utah Chappell, Robert O. Provo. Utah Chipman, Janice American Fork, Utah Carter, Nadine Burley, Idaho Crimson. Leo Eugene Casa Grande, Arizona Cartwright, Blaine Salt Lake City, Utah Chandler, Patricia Chico, California Carter, John Nephi, Utah Croft, Venna E. Idaho Falls, Idaho Carter, Dee Salt Lake City, Utah Chatlerley. Louis Kanab, Utah Case, George K. Mt. Emmons, Utah Crittenden, Sue Los Angeles, California Crowther, Shirley Arlington, Virginia Curtis, Arvon B. Kennewiclc, Washington Carter, Wesley E. Provo, Utah Castagno, Loraine Tooele, Utah Creer, Kay Concord, Carter, Lynne Long Beach, California Chandler, Donald New Plymouth, Idaho Crook, Mary Fallon, Nevada California Carter, Don C. Provo, Utah Claris, Clifford — Spanish Fork, Ufah Clark, DeWayne, W.— Ogden, Utah Chipman, Richard — American Fork, Utah Clark, Bernadlne Ukiah, Utah Clark, Gail — Georgetown, Idaho Chrlstensen, Von — Manila, Utah Christiansen, Bry — Inglewood, California Christiansen, Kathryn — East Ely, Nevada Church, JuVene— Delta, Utah Christiansen, Marene — Salt Lake City, Utah Clark, Harold — The Dalles, Oregon Cole, David L — Rupert, Idaho Cluff, Lloyd— Provo, Utah Choules, Lou Jean — Atlanta, Georgia Clegg, Marilyn — Springville, Utah Coles, Marbra — Provo, Utah Chrlstensen, Colle n — Detroit, Michigan Chrlstensen, Gayle 8. — Bancroft, Idaho Cluff, Joy — El Monte, California Coats, Betty— Salt Lake City, Utah Chrlstensen, Helen — Fairview, Utah Chrlstensen, Paul J. — Las Vegas, Nevada Chrlstensen, Ray E. — Provo, Utah Chrlstensen, Richard — Payson, Utah Chrlstensen, Roy A. — Provo, Utah Clark, Marlene — Idaho Falls, Idaho Christiansen, Ruth — Provo, Utah Clegg, Vern — Heber, Utah Clarke, William R. — Burbank, California Clemens, Dwaine — Salt Lake City, Utah Clark, Reva — Idaho Falls, Idaho Clegg, LeAnn — Provo, Utah Chrlstensen, Carol — Safford, Arizona Clay, Dorothy Lois — Hutchinson, Kansas Cloward, Gordon — Garfield, Uath 153 J DeWitt, Rodney C. — Snowflalce. Arizona Dinsdalo, Janis — Ogden, Utah Dixon, Joan W. — Payson, Utah Delgaard, Barbara — Monrovia, California Dixon, June — Spanish Fork, Utah Dixon, Jean — Spanish Fork, Utah Oespain, Edwina — Granite, Utah Dobell, Roger — Berkeley, California Dodd, Russell E.— Hendricks, Utah Deleeuw, Max J. — Becknell, Utah Doney, Delene — Preston, Idaho Drake, H. Marvin — Jerome, Idaho Dahl, Judy — Ammon, Idaho Dunkley, Melvin E. — American Fork, Utah Dunn, Richard — Brigham, Utah Dittmore, Barbara Jean — Leonia, N. J. Durfee, Lois — Grantsvllle, Utah Denys, Nedra — Provo, Utah Draper, Carmlta — Fallon, Nevada Dewsnup, Anna Lou — Deseret, Utah DeHaan, Donnetta — Pasadena, California Done, Jeanlne — Los Angeles, California Dingemanse, Joann — Tooele, Utah Dodd, James L. — Alhambra, California Doke. Alan — Glasgow, Montana Doyal, Gibson — Manassa, Colorado Dred, Dannlel — Minot, North Dakota Doman, Rulene — Orem, Utah Draper, H. (Bud) — Huntington, Utah Dellenbach, Kenne — South Gate, California DeGraw, Clifford — Spanish Fork. Utah Duncan, Leah Gayle — Roosevelt, Utah Detton, Richard — Honolulu, Hawaii Dixon, Glen R. — Payson, Utah Doane, LeNell — Rupert, Idaho Denney, Thayla — Downey, Idaho Duggar, Leonard — Salt Lake City, Utah 154 Davidson, Gwyn D. Pocatello, Idaho Daniels, Gery San Mateo, California Danlelson, B. DeMar Sprlngvllle, Utah Dawson, David Layton, Utah Dart, Joanna Spanish Foric, Utah Dattge, Veria Jean Las Vegas, Nevada Daniels, John W. Pocatello, Idaho Davidson, Marion Evanston, Wyoming r, o Davis, Ross ' Long Beach, California A ' Davis, Dale St. Anthony, Idaho Davidson, Melvin Provo, Utah Decker. Marie Bayfield, Colorado Davis, Afton San Bernardino, California Davis, Diane Salt Lake City, Utah Davis, Vesta Butte, Montana Deakln, Gaye Tremonton, Utah Davis, Barbara Jean Boise, Idaho Day, Merrill Fairview, Utah Davles, Chesh Flllnnore, Utah £ Fail 11 f Dayes, Doris Merrick, L. I.. New York Darling, Clair Spanish Fork, Utah Dayton, Sharon R. Cokevllle, Wyoming Dawson, Mary Layton, Utah Davidson. Hazel Sandy. Utah MARY DAWSON Combined efficiency and time as Frosh secretary- treasurer ... an attractive Cougarette . . . dancing eyes and dennure smile. r 155 I 1955 Eldredge, Max Buhl, Idaho Evans, Hal S. Parowan, Utah Ekins. Marlene Hinkley, Utah Eatough, Norman Provo, Utah Ericlcson, Louise Earnshaw, Audrey Richmond, Utah Inglewood, California Eager, Lucille Ellsworth, John W. Eager, Arizona Pasadena, California Eldredge, Marjory Jane Elmer, Nina Jane Buhl, Idaho Magna, Utah Evans, Lamar Provo, Utah Eccles, Parley, Jr. 1 Phoenix, Arizona 1 Elam, Shirley 1 Pendleton, Oregon 1 Erickson, Verena Ruth, Nevada Erickson, Alice Springville, Utah England, Maree Joy Tooele, Utah Dunford, Carol Provo, Utah Effler, LeRoy Los Angeles, California Esplin, Laurel Cedar City, Utah Enos, Viola Mae Maui, Hawaii Eldredge, Marilyn Salt Lake City, Utah Evans, Donald Ray Mt. Emmon s, Utah Enos, Arthur K. Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Enos, Muriel Mul, Hawaii Ellertson, Dorothy Tooele, Utah Engle, Dempsey Spanish Fork, Utah Ericksen, Claudette Guste Danbury, Conn. Espinosa, Howard Sanford, Colorado Ekins, Phyl Provo, Utah Earl, Moore H. Rockford, Illinois Engh, Marlene San Pedro, California Evans, George G. South Jordan, Utah Ellsworth, Sterling G. Washington, D. C. 156 Farnsworth, Allen S. — Seaver, Utah Faucett, Robert Leatha — Los Angeles, Calif. Fawcett. Kent — St. George, Utah Ekersley, Carolyn — Payson, Utah Field, Neuagene — Provo, Utah Falkney, Beverly — Portland, Oregon Farnsworth, Lamar — Mt. Home, Idaho Felt, Richard— Lehi, Utah Farnsworth, Mary — Chandler, Arizona Eiiason, Norrell B. — Bancroft, Idaho Flake, Mira — Nyssa, Oregon Ford, Jacquelyne — Houston, Texas Freer, Darhl — Mountain Home, Idaho Frandsen, Sharleen — Portland, Oregon Fleming, Ruth — Phoenix, Arizona Flinders, Cleo — Nyssa, Oregon Fortune, Richard — Los Angelas, California Fitt, Geraldine — Salt Lake City, Utah Foote, Duane H. — Salt Lake City, Utah Fletcher, Wendell N.— Spanish Fork, Utah Flygare, Gordon — Provo, Utah Francis, Joann — Spanish Fork, Utah FoerstI, Eleanor — Munick, Germany Frodsham, Sharon — Cardston, Alberta, Can. Ford, Carmen L. — Huntington Park, Calif. Fillmore, Laura — Corinne, Utah Foy, Rosanna O. — Duchesne, Utah Fisher, Robert B. — Kuna, Idaho Fisher, Claire J. — Oxford, Idaho Frandsen, Lee — Springville, Utah Frank, Margene — Richfield, Utah Firth, Julene — Portland, Oregon Frei, Don — Idaho Falls, Idaho Filimon, Vincent — Provo, Utah Freestowe, David W. — Queen Creek, Ariz. 157 Groberg, Julie — Idaho Falls, Idaho Fullmer, Joanne — Springville, Utah Fye, Rodney — Salt Lake City, Utah Fronit, Lorraine — Redlands, California Fullmer, Robert L. — Payson, Utah Gudmundson, Georgia — Ely, Nevada Frazier, Ronald — Evanston, Wyoming Gustafson, Joyce — Vale, Oregon Groesbeck, David — Idaho Falls, Idaho Fullmer, Joy Ranae — Springville, Utah Funk, Herman — Tremonton, Utah Gunnell, Nancy Lee — Salt Lake City, Utah IJUt. Fackrell, Lynn — Hagerman, Idaho Felton, Beverly— Park City, Utah Fields, Clarence H. — Vancouver, B.C., Can. Fillmore, Janice — Spanish ' Fork. Utah Garrett, Darlene — Nephi, Utah Gardner, Shelia — Whittier, California Gardner, Blanche — Spanish Fork, Utah Gardiner, Melba — Pleasant Grove, Utah Garrett, Larry — Ely, Nevada Gardner, Vesta — Lund, Nevada Gardner, David — Berkeley, California Gurney, Joana — Lehi, Utah Gunn, Ben — Pocatello, Idaho Grotegut. David Arthur — Spanish Fork, Utah Fuller, Helen — Mesa, Arizona Gardner, Laura Marie — Idaho Falls, Idaho Gunn, Marlon — Coalville, Utah Grow, Rosemary — Lewiston, Idaho Griffeth, Mary Clarine — Grover, Wyoming Gribble, Marva — Gunnison, Utah Gardner, Carol — Burley, Idaho Gustaveson, Carolyn — Alemada, California Gurr, Kendall O.— Parowan, Utah Grow, Phyllis— Salt Lake City, Utah Griffin, Gerald — Escalante, Utah I5B I hi i ' ' • ' i }f ' j k fi li Gilson, James S. Sahtaquin, Utah Goates, Barbara South Gate, California Godfrey, Lorin C. Cardston, Alberta, Canada Gillette, Jerry W. Victor, Idaho Gines, Ralph Junior Woodland, Utah Green, Gloria Grantsvllle, Utah Gobler, Brian T. Balcer, Oregon Gilson, Provo James N. Utah Giberson, Richard San Diego. California Gottfredson, Doug Ely, Nevada Garrard, June Burley, Idaho Gifford, W. Lavon Columbia Falls, Montana Gorringe, Howard T. Midvale, Utah Gibbs, Donna Reliance, Wyoming Greenland, Ricks American Fork, Utah Giles, Bonnie R. McGill, Nevada Gilbert, Naomi Arcadia, Utah Glines, Laraine Woolford, Alberta, Giles, Marlene Canada Heber, Utah Gray,Georgia H. Hawthorne, California Green, Colette Good, Danny Lethbrldge, Alberta, Canada Sedona, Arizona Gillospie, Patricia Tooele, Utah Gifford, Fay D. Fruita, Utah freakmen 159 1955 DIXIE ROBISONI Hails from Idaho . . . skated her way into the position of Snow Queen Attendant . . . sparkling personality obtained for her the admiration of many. itbor+, Mauri ne Roosavelt, Uf-ah Osdd, Connie N phi, Utah Hall, Dan Jay Santaquin, Utah Halt, Moreen Salt Lake City, Utah Georges, Marilyn Westcliffe, Colorado Harvey, Wilma E. Austin, Arkansas Haacle, Ganae Idaho Falls, Idaho Hales, Katheryn Spanish Fork, Utah Green, Donna Marie Tromonton, Utah Hales, Lola Riverside, Utah Haag, Eldon American Fork, Utah Hall, Gordon Lee Salem, Oregon Gray, Joyce C. Salt Lake City, Utah Greenwood, Janet Berkeley Hgts., New Jersey Greenwood, Edmund Ririe, Idaho Hadley, Shirlay Ann Blackfoot. Idaho Hall, Beverly Richfield, Utah Haddock, Jan G. Meridian, Idaho Hales, George Springville, Utah Gardner, Dallin Richfield, Utah Galbraith, Sharon McGill, Nevada Glines, Deloa Dawn Richland, Washington Hale, Sarah Ann Salt Lake City, Utah Hart, David Kirkwood Boise, Idaho Hall, Margaret American Fork. Utah Grant, Richard Los Angeles, California Hadlock, Theresa Vernal, Utah Hadley, Donald Blaine Ogden, Utah Hales, Bette Lee Toppenish, Washington Gifford, Leo R. Nampa, Idaho Hunt, Jarman Oakland, California Hamblln, Grace Las Vegas, Nevada Hall, Ella Mae American Fork, Utah I ly;-V«9(lJ ' _. 160 Hancock, Patricia — Mesa, Arizona Hansen, Gale — Snowflake. Arizona Hanks. Russell H.— Salt Lake City, Utah Harkar, Joan T. — Orem, Utah Hanson, Heloyce — Salt Lake City, Utah Hamilton, Nadean — Blackfoot, Idaho Halterman, Susanna — Cedr City, Utah Hanks, Charles W.— Orem, Utah Hall, Richard E. — Berkeley, California Hamilton, Beverly — San Leandro, California Hammer, Elinor — Santa Monica, California Hamling, Donald — Lethbridge, Alberta, Can. Hancock, Bonnie Lou — Fort Duchesne, Utah Hansen, Sherrie — Burley, Idaho Hansen, Jean — Wlnslow, Arizona Hancock, Evelyn — Glendale, California Hamilton, Jeannie — San Leandro, Clifornia Hansen, Jay — Lewiston, Utah Hamblin, Laura Lou — Provo, Utah Hamilton, Louise — Riverton. Utah Halterman, Mary Jean — Parowan, Utah Halverson, Stan — Spanish Fork, Utah Harris, Marilyn — Stone, Idaho Harris, Jean J. — Emmott, Idaho Hansen, Klaus J. — LaVerkin, Utah Harris, Barbara — Tcoma, Washington Harris, Gayla — Portage, Utah Harper, John J. — Blackfoot, Idaho Harris, David — Provo, Utah Harris, Robert — Spokane, Washington Hansen, Don J. — Ferron, Utah Hamilton, Beverly — San Leandro, California Hardy, Nyra E. — Queen Creek, Arizona Hall, Rosalie— Provo, Ut«h Harrison, Kent — Provo, Utah 161 Harrison, Edwin C. — Brigham City, Utah Harvey, Clark C. — Blanding, Utah Hastings, Loyal Dee — Albuquerque, N. M. Hatch, Darcus — Hyrum, Utah Hatch, Geneve — Pocatello, Idaho Hatch, Frances — Grangeville, Idaho Hawkins, Kenneth — Atlanta, Georgia Hatch, Jackie — Monterey Park, California Hathaway, Mrguis G. — El Monte, California Hayes, Darrell — American Fork, Uth Haycock, Kathryn— Salt Lake City, Utah Haws, Ben Frank — Junction, Utah II Helton, John — Long Beach, California Hayes, Ralph — Idaho Falls, Idaho Hayes, Irma Ruth — Jackson, Michign Hill, Lucinda — St. Anthony, Idaho Herron, Sarah D. — Tooele, Utah Heaps, Kent — Orem, Utah Hedqulst, Francis — Salt Lake City, Utah Herron, Jack — Kalispell, Montana Heflin, Juanita — El Cajon, California Hoarn, Gene — Prescott, Arizona Hilton, H. Gill— Delta, Utah Hemmert, Jack— :Thayne, Wyoming Helde, Mildred — Valley Stream, New York Heslop, Lamar F. — Tremonton, Utah Hewatt, Elsie— Kanab, Utah Heyrend, Darwin — Idaho Falls, Idaho Hiatt, Ethel— Mt. Airy, North Carolina Hilton, Gail — Mesa, Arizona Hearne, Colleen — Wilmington, Deleware Hibbard, Lucille — Regina, Sask., Canada Hill. Garth A.— Payson, Utah Hill, Barbara L. — Byron. Wyoming Heslop. Sharon — Kaysville. Utah Hibbard. Kay — Regina. Sask.. Canada Hill, Max Jay— Orem. Utah 162 Holbrool, Diane Salt Ulce City, Utah Holman, Darlene McGill, Nevada Hulne, Lucille Bloomington, Idaho Homer, Quinten L. Idaho Falls, Idaho Hooft, Agnes Wlnnemucca, Nevada HutchinsoHjfl wen Wendover, Ufa Hoon, Kent Blend, Oregon Hunsalcer, Vera Los Angeles, California Howard, Annette Salt Lake City, Utah , S sle jr. U i h|v Hulme, Larry Hagerman, Idaho HullingSr, Diane Roosevelt, Utah yrley, Richard Roose llw rV V f JLgefLful J Hogan, Carolyn West Jordan, Utah Hoppie, Ortell Waco, Texas Safdnjjr, Ranae idvteie, Utah jwell W. RJ Provo, Utah Hunter, Ted Lewisville, Idaho Horlacher, Pete Pioche, Nevada Mt. Airy, North Carolina Hunter, Louis lEI Paso, Texas Hyde, William H. Washington, D. G. ' |Hutchings, Mary Salt Lake City, Utah Hibbert, Margene Rialto, California Holley, Maralyn Springville, Utah JERRY TURNER Athenians ' own . . . from Olympia, Washington . . . As generous with a joke as his time . . . aggressive organizational chairman of the Snow Carnival. 163 Gardner, Beverly Yuba City, California Irvin, Darlene Farnnington, New Mexico Muggins, Jackie Globe, Arizona Janrteson, JoAnn Provo, Utah Ipsen, Grant R. Malad, Idaho Jensen, Afton Provo, Utah 1955 Horsley, Preston C. San Francisco, California Jensen, David C Jr. Burley, Idaho Jensen, Henry Provo, Utah Jensen, Neil Salt Lake City, Utah Jenkins, Frank W. Robertson. Wyoming Jensen, Carolyn Tremonton. Utah Jacobson, Deanne Provo, Utah Jameson, Keith Monticello, Utah Jackson, Valtone Kanab, Utah Jensen, Royal Duane Malad, Idaho Jenkins, Colleen Provo, Utah Jacklln, Wilnna Heber, Utah Jackson, Norma Jean Belfry, Montana Jensen, Myron Spanish Fork, Utah Johnson, Archie Nannpa, Idaho Jensen, Marjorie West, Jordan, Utah James, Richard Evanston, Wyoming Jensen, Richard W. Byron, Wyoming Jackson, Louise Hood River, Oregon Hyde. Bill Springville, Utah Jensen, Eldon Cowley, Wyoming Jensen, Melvon C. Minneapolis, Minnesota Jackson, Valton F. Kanab, Utah Jarman, Loyd Lee Lyman, Wyoming Jenkins, Gordon N. Salt Lake City, Utah Johnson, Carmen Vale, Oregon Jackson, Arlene Inglewood, California ' lJ ] Hi ' - ' --   f ' 164 Johnson, Cleta — Ogden, Utah Johnson, Charles H. — Nampa, Idaho Johnson, Delia— Delta, Utah Johnson, Don Lee — Grantsville, Utah Johnson, McRay — McGill, Nevada Johnson, Jay Lorus — Orem, Utah Johnson, Marian — Provo, Utah Johnson, Geraldlne — Valleio, California Johnson, Jerrilyn — Elsinore, Utah Johnson, Jerroid — Lovell, Wyoming Johnson, Norman — American Fork, Utah Johnson, VernaLee — Chico Valley, Arizona Johnson, Ray P. — Roosevelt, Utah Johnson, Verba — Mesa, Arizona Jolley, Donal C. — Boulder City, Nevada Jones, Duane — Parson, Utah Jones, D. Reece — Payson, Utah Jones, Bryant — Delta, Utah Jolley, Helen — Tropic, Utah Jolley, Harold— Provo, Utah Jones, Halvan — Colonia Doublin, Chih., Mex. Jones, Gary — Idaho Falls, Idaho Jones, Ruthie — Colonia Dublin, Chih., Mex. Jones, Glenna — Phoenix, Arizona Jones, Nadine — Fairview, Utah Jordan, Thelma — Mt. View, Alaska Jones, Stanley H. — Provo, Utah Jorgensen, Keith — Mt. Pleasant, Utah Jorgensen, Renae — Moses Lake, Washington Jorgensen, Victor — Boise, Idaho Johnson, Janice — Heber, Utah Judd, Darrel W.— Kanab, Utah Julian, Gerald — American Fork, Utah Judd, Arlo H. — Fredonia, Arizona Justet, Bob Lee — Provo, Utah ilJI 1LM 165 Kammermeyer, Ann — Provo, Utah Kennington, H. LaVell — Falrvlew, Wyoming Kesparek, Jean — Burbank, California Kelly, George — Springville, Utah Kartchner, Joan — Palo Alto, California Kolsey, C. Janat — Roosevelt, Utah Kerby, Arlean — Provo. Utah Kapp, Darlene — Provo, Utah Kendrick, Carole — Los Angeles, California Kenner, Lois Ann — Tracy, California Keetch, Joan — Montpelier, Idaho Jones, Elwood — Spanish Fork, Utah 1 ,l:i l...b hkU Kuehne, I. Nora — Chicago, Illinois Kuhni, Arlin — Provo, Utah King, Marcia — Provo, Utah Kimball, Elaine — Provo, Utah Kindred, Hal — Idaho Falls, Idaho King, Billie — Albuquerque, New Mexico Labrum, Arvin — Roosevelt, Utah King, Joan — Cranbrook, B. C, Canada Knaphus, Lois — Salt Lake City, Utah Knapp, Lorene — Idaho Falls, Idaho Kleinman, Frank R. — Phoenix, Arizona Kleinworth, Wesley E. — Winslow, Arizona Kirkbridge, Bette — Denver, Colorado Kirk, Francis — Sacramento, California Kerby, Kent— Provo, Utah Kerr, Duane — Tremonton, Utah Kochevar, Paul — Los Angeles, California Klingler, Arlene — St. Helens, Oregon Knight, Roland — Vallejo, California Kinsey, Joan — Heber, Utah Kondo, Nancy M. — Kapma, Kauai, Hawaii Kuamoo, Flora — Hilo, Hawaii Keysor, Robert — Burbank, California Kofford, Jerald — Pendleton, Oregon Kitchen, Ray — American Fork, Utah 166 Larsen, Dale C. Larsen, M« ry Evelyn Le Baron Don M. Larson, Keith Roosevelt, Utah Emm stt. Idaho Barnwell, Alberta, Canada Salmon, Idaho Lawrence, Barbara Lee, M org sn Latham. Nancy Lee, Donald F. Salem, Utah Fa rm ngt on. New Mexico Twin =alls, Idaho Camas, Wyoming Langley, Patricia J. Larsen, Beverly Leistiko, Betty Lee, Jack Pasader a, California Sa It Lake City, Utah Dento n, Montana Los Angeles, California Larson, C arrol Lasater, Diane Lambert, Slen Leake, Robert L. Albany, California Ogden, Utah Kamas, Utah Salt Lake iCty, Utah Layton, J mmy Lee, Marcia Leishman. Nina Lendt, Shirley E. Layton, Utah Portland, Oregon Provo, Utah Buffalo, New York Larsen, M yrna Carol Lajritzen, JoAnn Lee, Alfred Leifson, June Richfield, Utah Hurricane, Utah Provo, Utah Spanish Fork, Utah freshmen 167 1955 A I DALLIN GARDNER Able Prexy of Freshman class ... an active mem- ber of Saxons . . . unlimited vitality and ability to accept responsibility . . among campus leaders. LytnQn, Francis Blartding. Utah Leonard, Shirley Sait Lake City, Utah LtvJnqston, Keith €lendale, California Lowe, Gloria Diane Franklin, Idaho a recognized figure Little, Jacque San Fernando, California Lett, Sharon Monroe, Utah Lund, Marilyn Los Angeles, California Livingston, Colleen Alpine, Wyoming Lybbert, Jay N. Moses Lake, Washington Lunt, Donna Lee Duncan, Arizona Lords, Jack ' daho Falls, Idaho Lileoqyist, Vat Salt lake City, Utah Lum, Wayne Los Angeles, California Lufkln, Cordell Idaho Falls, Idaho Lewis, Jerrolynn Kamas, Utah Lindgren, Joyce Los Angeles, California Lloyd, Eldon Provo, Utah Lewis, Jerry Bernell Kanab, Utah Lindbland, Robert Berkley, California Lewis, Wanda Joy Bancroft, Idaho Long, Kenneth Roosevelt, Utah LeSueur, Marlin Eager, Arizona Lovett, Jack Robert El Paso, Texas Low, Carol Ottawa, Canada Logan, James Chula Vista, Califorina Lufkln, Alba Jean Idaho Falls, Idaho Lyman, Thomas Salt Lake City, Utah Lundberg, Russell Salt Lake City, Utah Luke, Calvin J. Midway, Utah Luke, Rosalind M. Twin Falls, Idaho Ludlow, Donna Mae Venice, California Lottridge, Richard G Burtey, Idaho Lowe, John Monroe, Utah eff:f i TTT ' V 168 Myers, Allan— Salt Lake City, Utah Myers, Jeanine — Missoula. Montana Lyons, Annette — Burley, Idaho Mills, Beverly Jeanne — Browley, California Mills, Charles T. — Brigham City, Utah Murdocit, Orrice — Washington, D. C. Murdock, Kathleen — Heber, Utah Mullen, Charlotte — Pocatello, Idaho Mower, Don L. — Annerican Fork, Utah Morris, Don — Hinckley, Utah Moser, Sarah — Bancroft, Idaho Mott, Jacqueline — LaJara, Colorado Morris, Paul — Logan, Utah Munroe, Barbara — Provo, Utah Mortensen, Gary B. — Elwood, Utah Morin, Vivian — Baker, Oregon Morgan, LaVell— Salt Lake City, Utah Morgan, Kay L. — Salmon, Idaho Morgan, Jack — Nephi, Utah Moon. Beatrice — Ashton, Idaho Moon, Raynnond — Craig, Colorado Monson, Jack M. — Salt Lake City, Utah Moore, Dorothy Ann — Idaho Falls, Idaho Moore, Dick — Portland, Oregon Moody, Marilyn R. — Baldwin Park, Calif. Montierth, Lorraine — Mesa, Arizona Moore, Rose — Kekaha, Kausii, Hawaii Monson. Calvin — American Fork. Utah Moe, Estelle June — Soda Springs, Idaho Moat, Clarence — Johnson City, New York Mitchell, Mary— Provo, Utah Minier, Bob — Fort Wayne, Indiana Murphy, Mark — Salem, Oregon Mitchell, Mavis — Kamas, Utah Lynn, Arlene — Lovell, Wyoming i Mui 169 Mills. Betty— Salt Lake City, Utah Miller, Don— Victor. Idaho Millard. Ruth— Salt Lake City, Utah Mitchell. JoAnn — Provo, Utah Millet, Richard L.— Provo, Utah Miller, Marshall L.— Cast le Sate, Utah Miller, Marilyn — Annerlcan Fork, Utah Miller. Marjery — Monterey Park. California Miller, Lois— Trementon, Utah Millet. Cleo— Murray. Utah Miller. Ellen— Parowan, Utah Miller, Lanyle — American Fork. Utah Mecham. Wynona — HanVsviHe, Ufak McGerian, Audrey — Berkeley, California McNalr, Margaret R. — Spokane. Washington McMillan, Betsy— Heber. Utah Melton, Shlrlene — Redlands. California Meyers, Joyce — Murray, Utah Meek, Wllford B.— Preston. Idaho Meeks, Ramona — Kanab, Utah Methvin, Jeanette — Natchitoches, Louisiana McQulvey, Karl — Garfield, Utah Michle. Coy — Hanna. Utah Meldrum, Floyd A, — Provo, Utah Meldrum, Ross T. — Spanish Fork, Utah Meldrum. Ray C. — Ontario, Oregon McQuarrle. Joyce — Beaver, Utah Merrill. Iris — Mesa. Arizona Menlove, Joseph G. — Payson. Utah McMulIln, DeNai — Edmonton, Alberts, Can. Miller, Colin — Tarer, Albert , Canada Mellor. Melvln — Eureka, Utah McKee. Coy — South Jordan. Utah Mellor. Barbara — Fayette, Utah Mendenhall, Bob — Stockton, California Mezenen. Bert — Duchesne. Utah Meline, Roberta — Burley, Idaho 170 McKell, B anche Mcintosh, Roland McKenric k, William Maxfield, Flora Lee Spanish Fork, Utah Oakley, Idaho Los Ar qeles, California Provo, Utah McCulley, Anna L. McDonald Ross M-auqhan , Patricia McCandless. William Mllford, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Preston , Idaho Huntington, Utah Maughan, JoAnn McAllister Lawrence McCal , Velma McDaniel, Lloyd Nampa, Idaho Kanab, Utah 1 Elaine ah Tucs on Arizona Alamosa, Colorado McClellan, Lois Dixie Sprinqville, Utah McDonald, Provo. U McAferty, Lloyd Olympia, Washington Maughan, Reta Ronan, Montana McGuire Heber, Kate Utah Maxwell, C Salt Lake arol City, Utah McCuistion, Edith Burley, Idaho May, Leola American Fork, Utah May, Georg Anna Baker, Oregon McDougal, Richard Cannpbellsport, Wisconsin McKell, Clair Provo, Utah Maurer, Dave Salt Lake City, Utah SYLVIA TYLER Sparkplug president of Cougarettes . . . served on Frosh A.W.S. Council ... a personable girl known for her singing voice. 171 1955 Manning. Marilyn Garland, Utah Martin, Ellen Gaffney, South Carolina Madsen. LaRue Provo, Utah Narkaus, Suzanne Placerville, California Manning, Leiand Emmett, Idaho Mateljan, Nicic Redlands, California Mason, Kenneth Aurora, Utah Madsen, Lynette Springville, Utah NaKanna, Thomas Wailcapu, Maui, Hawaii Mahi, Rose K. Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Marshall, Carolyn Salem, Oregon Manwaring, Estel Vernal, Utah Matsen, John Los Angeles, California Markham, Beth Ann Ontario, Oregon Matthews, Elmo G. Evanston, Wyoming Martin, Kenneth Mesa, Arizona Mahoney, Stephen B. Heber, Utah Mangelson, Ned L. Levan, Utah Manning, Carllyn Garland, Utah McLaughlin, Maxine Winslow, Arizona Massey, Joan Pasadena, California MacDonald, Ella Rae Kanab, Utah Matkin, LaZelle Swan Lake, Idaho Malmstom, Edith West Jordon, Utah Mangum, Floyd L. Orem, Utah Nate, Donna Dingle ; Idaho Marcil, Mari-Lynn San Bernardino, California Marchant, Joseph Campbellsport, Wisconsin Mansfield, Marie Malad, Idaho Nash, Mazle American Fork, Utah Neal, Penfold Hagerman, Idaho MacArthur, Patricia Ogden, Utah Nebeker, Gaye Cerry, Utah 172 Nelson. Doreen — Phoenix. Arizona Nelson. LaNeeve — Wendell. Idaho Nelsen, Arlou — Olympls, Washington Nelson. Manfred R. — Jackson, Wyoming Nelson. Dorothy— Queen Creek. Arizona Nelson. Karen — Seattle. Washington Nelson. Noreen — Phoenix, Arizona Neilson, Jay Wallace— Bluffdale. Utah Nelson. Varr Y.— Idaho Falls. Idaho Nelson, Krista — Provo, Utah Neubert, Donna — Graeagle, California Nelson, Betty — American Fork, Utah Newberger, Warner — Provo, Utah Newsom, Rotvaid A. — Mesa, Arizona Nicholson. Barbara — Provo, Utah Nickles, Andy — Redlands, California NIcol. Bill — New Orleans, Louisiana Nielsen, Deon — San Francisco, California Nielsen, Ann — Pleasant Grove. Utah Nielson, Ronald — Hinckley, Utah Nowell, Pa+ricia Ann — Mendham, New Jersey Nishi. June — Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii Nielson, Ronald — Provo. Utah Nielson. Seymour J. — Hyrum. Utah Nielsen. Margene — Riverton, Utah Nielson, Virginia — Blanding, Utah Nuttall, Donald — Hurricane, Utah Nuttall, Garth— Idaho Falls, Idaho Obert, Carol J. — Inglewood, California Nixon, Louise — Milwaukee, Wisconsin Oakley, Marlene — SpringvlUe, Utah Norton, Melba — Silverton, Oregon Nielson, Roberta — Lynndyl, Utah Nordfors, Anna Vee — Annabella, Utah Nichols, H. Dale — Mesa. Arizona 173 Olpin. Clara — Heber, Utah Olmstead, Joan — Salt Lake City. Utah Olsen, Halvor — Bountiful, Utah Oldroyd, Victor — Provo. Utah Oliver, Carl Lloyd— Delia, Utah Obregon, Margarita — El Paso, Texas Oborn, Gene — Payson, Utah Olson, Fred — Manila. Utah Okimoto. Esther — Honolulu, Hawaii Odd, Leonard A. — Menio, Washington Oliverson, Elaine — Preston, Idaho Olsen, Margaret — Provo, Utah 13 Peterleln, Sara — Grand Rapids, Michigan Petersen, Ray — Orenn, Utah Perry, Russ — Provo, Utah Orr, Charles — American Fork, Utah Perry, Ray — Nampa. Idaho Orton, Kenny — Phoenix, Arizona Owens, Bonna C. — Showlow, Arizona Perrett, Margaret — Sterling, Alberta, Can. Orrock, Elaine — Joseph, Utah Perry, David — Palo Alto, California Otterson, Arnold — Lehi, Utah Peterson, Nolan R. — Mesa, Arizona Peterson, Marilyn — Ellis, Kansas Ostler, Grace — Nephi, Utah Peterson, Marian — Culver City, California Ottley, Ruth— Carlin, Nevada Peters, Marilyn E. — S anta Monica, Calif. Peterson, June — Lewiston, Pennsylvania Peters, Leroy R. — Mitchell, South Dakota Orme, Gordon — Idaho Falls, Idaho Osterloh, Nancy — Redwood City, California Olsen, Wilma — Lovell, Wyonning Peterson, Frank — Tooele, Utah Olsen, Gloria Dawn — Salt Lake City, Utah Pendleton, Jackie — Richfield, Utah 174 Paul, Merlin G. Elko, Nevada Payne, Karol June Bancroft, Idaho Payne, Viria Jane Duncan, Ariiona k-oA.. Parr. Phyllis LaJara, Colorado Parker, Peggy Ann Joseph, Utah Parker, Don Ogden, Utah Pulley, Arva St. Anthony, Idaho Packard, Gilda Springvllle, Utah Palmer, Philip Monticello, Utah Peck, Donna Mae Pendleton, Oregon Paschel, Patricia Annabella, Utah Paxnnan, George Nephi, Utah Palmer, E. Lavar Preston, Idaho Patrick, Melvin Summerville. Oregon Pace, Patsy Globe, Arizona Pulsipher, David Mesquite, Nevada Putnam. Clarine Ontario, Oregon Pedersen. Maurine Pleasant Grove, Utah Parkinson, Sharon Rexburg, Idaho Parks, Wanda Salt Lake City, Utah Partridge. Mary Calgary, Alberta, Canada Patjas, Saija Tampere, Finland Payne, Robert M. Provo. Utah Pate. George W. Springville. Utah freahMien 175 1955 Powell. Lorna Preston, Lurlyn Piatt, Kathleen Ogden, Utah Lebanon, Oregon Salt Leke City. Utah Powell, Bernell B. Pugh, Margaret Phillips, Carolyn Lee Pocatello, Idaho Kanab, Utah Brigham, Utah • Seely, 3ean H. Pouisen, Guy, Jr. Powell, Shirley St. A nthony, Idaho Idaho Falls, Idaho Lehl, Utah Peterson, LaRae Pouisen, Gerald Powelson, Pauline Prove . Utah Granite, Utah Lovell. Wyomina Price, Keith Pew, JoAnn Pohlman, Charlene Pouisen, Elizabeth L. Peterson, Robert San Francisco, California Queen Creel, Arizona Los Angeles, California Brigham City, Utah Phoenix, Arizona Peterson, Mary Lee Peterson, Myrna Poulson, Elizabeth Ann Pratt, Gene A. Pilling, Donna Marye Grace, Idaho Enterprise, Utah Spanish Fork, Utah Washington, D. C. Mountain View, Alber Petersen, Marian Peterson, LouAnn Pulsipher, Lois Ann Pope, Rhea Pollard, Barbara Culver City, California Lajara, Colorado Denver, Colorado Moab, Utah Chandler, Arizona Piette, Rene M.Y.M. Peterson, Brent Phillips, JoAnn Peterson, Morris Liege, Belgium Granger, Utah Tokyo, Japan Sandy, Utah Porter, Stanley ■ MHM HlVil ■ppvi m Tampico, Monta Price, LaMar ia P PIE P P3 r Paris. Idaho L. ,JlM K ' ▼ t m A T 176 Rencher, Viola — Snowflake, Arizona Rice. Velma Darlene — Claresholm, Alta., C. Reed, Carol Sue — Rlrie, Idaho Rasmassen, Etnilie — Odense, Denmark Raphiel, Edna — Karnack, Texas Rasnussen, Renee — Salina. Utah Quinn, Marlene — Colton, California Rasband, Doris — Washington, D. C. Petersen, Doris Rae — Cottonwood, Arizona Quails, Gary — Kalispell, Montana Pace, Rayna Gay — Phoenix, Arizona Peterson, Marlene — Ogden, Utah Rees, Shirley Ann — Ely, Nevada Rich, Kathryn A.— Salt Lake City, Utah Peterson, Dennis — Sacramento, California Rich, Margaret — Paris, Idaho Remington, Janice — Parker, Idaho Read, Jack — Hamilton, Canada Reed, Dorothy — Sanger, California Rice, Donald L. — Denver, Colorado Peterson, LaRayne — Fillmore, Utah Rasmussen, Albert L — Engin, Oregon Rennie, Lois — Idaho Falls, Idaho Price, John H. — Malad, Idaho Radmall, Paul — Pleasant Grove, Utah Reading, Sidney — Montpelier, Idaho Ragsdale, Ronald O. — Boise, Idaho Rawlings, Ruth — Provo, Utah Reynolds, Mary— Salt Lake City, Utah Rhoades, Darlene — Hanna, Utah Reynolds, Patricia — Vernal, Utah Peterson, Colleen — Richfield, Utah Ray, Alonzo — Jerome, Arizona Poulson, Joan — Duchesne, Utah Railton, Mark — Sintaluta, Saak., Canad 177 RIggs, Westlyn C. — Phoenix, Arizona Richey. Maleen — St. Johns, Arizona Richards, Gene — Blackfoot, Idaho Ricks, David — Boise, Idaho RIchins, Devaun — Vinden, New Mexico Richey, Ramona — St. Johns, Arizona Riggs. Priela Dawn — Washington, D. C. RIchins, Nita — Gridley, California Richey, Alice — St. Johns, Arizona Richards, James — Price, Utah Richardson, Pauline — Benjamin, Utah Ridge, Don — Provo, Utah lAf J_ i.- J c. A Urn Robertson, Robert — Portland, Oregon Riley, Shirley — Skamokawa, Washington Rios, Omar G. — Edinburg, Texas Robertson, Thyvele — Penngrove, California Robison, Richard — Fillmore, Utah Robinson, Norma — Lake City, Florida Robinson, Acea — Filmore, Utah Rooks, Joyce — Grass Valley, California Robinson, John M. — Freedom, Wyoming Rossiter, Pat — Helena, Montana Robinson, LaNea — Freedom, Wyoming Roper, Laver — Westwood, California Rogers, Anella — Clarkdale, Arizona Robison, Dixie — Boise, Idaho Rigtrup, Afton — Burley. Idaho Ross, Beverly — Brigham City, Utah Routsong, John R. — Los Angeles, California Rowe, Robert — Grand Junction, Colorado Rowe, William Stephens — Butte, Montana Rodriguez, Alfonso — Monterey N.L., Mexico Rowley, John — Mt. Home, Utah Ruesch, Marilyn — Los Angeles, California Rust, Martin — Provo, Utah Russell, Gloria Belle — Kamas, Utah Rowley, Ann — Boulder, Nevada 178 Rutz, Ron Portland, Oregon Russell, Robert D. Oxford, Ohio Saunders, Wayne Vale, Oregon Sargent, Larry 0. Mesa. Ariiona Sabin, Leora Salem, Utah Schuab, Alma M. Inglewood, California Scott, Richard L Salt Lake City, Utah Schofield, Allen Spanish Fork, Utah Sabin, Evelyn Salem, Utah Scott, Fisher San Marino, California Stoddard, Louis Richland, Washington Sergeant, Jean Newport, Oregon Sawyer, Melvin W. Rock Springs, Wyoming Schelf, Mary Lou Olympia, Washington Sanders, Fred S. Salt Lake City, Utah Sadler, Wanda San Francisco, California Sandall, Jane Sieverts, Mary Kaysville. Utah Salt Lake City. Utah II O II Shumway, Drew Taylor, Arizona Schenk, Laura Nyssa, Oregon Scott, Mary Los Angeles, California NORM SLAYMAKER Enthusiastic and capable Frosh vice-president . . . smiling product of Salt Lake City . . . fighter on Frosh football squad and for better student govern- ment. Schuenman, Jean Las Vegas. Nevada Scott, Sharon Portland, Oregon Sabre, Whittle Brawlay, California 179 1955 Slater, Diane McGill, Nevada Stevens, Dale Provo, Utah Silfast, Joyce Salt Lalte City, Utah Smith, Larry N. Cowley, Wyoming Slater, Paul Ogden, Utah Smith, Carole Lehi, Utah Smedley, Milton Clearfield, Utah Simkins, Anne V. Springviiie, Utah Shepherd, Kenneth Payson, Utah Shawcroft, Dale P. LaJara, Colroado Siddoway, Carol Teton City, Idaho Seqo, Nancy Mansssa, Colorado Serrao, I. Iwalani Hilo, Hawaii Seastrand, James American Fork, Utah Seely, Donna St. Anthony, Idaho Shertzer, Minnie Pomona, California Seymour, Jean Stockton, California Shipp, Karol Joseph, Utah Skyles, Doris Gladstone, Oregon Sessions, Challene Prove. Utah Sharp, Mary Kathryn Redlands, California Simkins, Donna Jean Phoenix, Arizona Searle, Geraldine Provo, Utah Slade, Marian L. Wutrloso, Arizona Smith, Glen Chicago, Illinois Skeen, Talmage Oaden, Utah Simonsen, Janis Price, Utah Sharp, Marilyn Midvale, Utah Shepherd, Maxine Paris, Idaho Smeath, Donna Jean Provo, Utah Smith, Phil Ogden, Utah Smith, Myrle Salt Lake City, Utah Skinner, Dale American Fork, Utah . T £j-.V M J . -(I . ' 1. 1 lM . m 180 Smith, Joyce — Lehi, U+ah Smith, Joanne — Portland. Oregon Smith, Sale Marie — Preston, Idaho Smith, Lawrence — San Lorenzo, California Smith, Devon — Hyrum, Utah Stock. Robert— Roy, Utah Sorriaux. Jeannine— Nice. France Smith. Terry — Payson. Utah Smith. William Guy — El Monte, California Sorenson. Louise — Provo, Utah Soelberg, Bruce — Idaho Falls, Idaho Solomon. Craig — Las Vegas. Nevada Sorensen. Ken — Vallejo, California Sorensen. Pat — Berkeley, California Snell. Carolyn — Spanish Fork. Utah Sorenson. Lois — Provo, Utah Sorenson. David — Aurora. Utah Sorensen. Lila June — Sciplo. Utah Smith. Pa+ricia — Orem, Utah Steed. Camille — Logan. Utah Steffey. Donna — Mesa, Arizona Spencer, Areola — Escalante, Utah Squire, Erma — Mt. Pleasant, Utah Stanton, Brian— Park City, Utah Staffanson, Bill — Lompac, California Stawffer, B. J. — Jerome, Idaho Starley, Bill— Delta, Utah Smith, Beverly J. — Malad, Idaho Stephens, Neil — Nampa, Idaho Stephens, Jimmie — Mammoth, Utah Stephens, Robert — Powell, Wyoming Stephensen, Karma — Riverton, Utah Steimple, Pat — Pasadena, California Stephenson, Mary Lohrae — Provo, Utah Sorenson, Kent — Driggs, Idaho WW Jiji I i i mrm- 181 Sutton. Helen — Grantsville. Utah Swenson, Barbara J. — Spanish Fork, Utah Stratford, Roland — Lomita, California Swain, Bertella — American Fork, Utah Summers, Ray — Pasadena, California Summers, Helen — Montlcello, Utah Sumslon, David O. — Springville, Utah Swan, Seralee — Orem, Utah Stott, Lloyd — Bynum, Montana Straub, David — Grass Valley, California Strong, Keith — San Carlos, Clifornla Stuart, Deon — Kaysville, Utah Stevens, Elaine — Ogden, Utah Stevens, Floyd — Glendale, California Stevens, Bill — Barnwall, Alberta, Canada Stevenson, Donna Louise — Los Angeles, Cal. Stewart, Joyce — Moab, Utah Stevens, Betty Lou — Oakley, Utah Stevenson, Stanley, Mt. Home, Utah Stevenson, Max — Mt. Home, Utah Stimpson, David — Provo, Utah Stewart, Scott — Provo, Utah Stiburek, Beverly — Cascade, Idaho Stokes, Phyllis — Salmon, Idaho Stokes, Verna — Salmon, Idaho Stott, Reah — Meadow, Utah Stone, Marlene — Stockton, California Talley, Darlene — Alhambra, California Swenson, Gordon — Provo, Utah Stott, Cloyd — Bynum, Montana Stocking, Marlene — Carey, Idaho Tahquette, Mary Ann — Cherokee, N. C. Tall, Marilyn — Rigby, Idaho Tanner, Clyde Eddie — Los Angeles, Calif. Tanner, Pat — Provo, Utah Taylor, Annabell — Provo, Utah Tanner, Janet — Boise, Idaho 182 Taylor, Joan Phoenix, Arizona Taylor, Provo Delbert , Utah Tanner, David Blackfoot, Idaho Taylor, Jaris Farmington, New Mexico Taylor, Gene Tooele, Utah Tidwell, Betty McGill, Nevada Taylor, Mavis Aurora, Utah Tenney, Wayne Thatcher, Arizona Taylor, Anna Dean Fremont, Utah Thayne, Ervin Layton, Utah Thompson, Diane Scipio, Utah Thacker Hebe , Lynn ir, Utah Tiooetts, Provo, Blaine M. Utah Taylor, Provo Loyd , Utah Tanner, Betty Jane Lomita, California Taylor, JoAnn Provo, Utah Taylor, Elaine San Diego, California Tillman, Norma Holbroolc, Arizona Titensor, Barry Ballflower, California Thacker, Lyie V, Heber, Utah Tillotson, Joyce Denver, Colorado Thomas, Barbara Manassa, Colorado Thomas, Provo, Scott Utah Thomson, Marilyn Riverton, Utah freshmen 183 1955 Taylor, Bruce J. Provo, Utah Tuomenoksa, Eila Helsinki, Finland Wainwright. Joan Kemmerer, Wyoming Tracy, Raymond Provo, Utah Tyler, Virg Redlands nia Beach. California Walker, Jessie Mario Beaver, Utah Tree, Ira Coalville, Utah Tyler, Sylvia Los Angeles, California Wallace Idaho Dorothy Falls, Idaho Turner, Elko, Patricia Ann Nevada Tyler, San Joan ta CI ara, California Vernon, Verna Belva , Utah Thompson, Glenna Kay Ely, Nevada Todd, Henry S. Sridley, California Turley, Brigh Jean am City, Utah Thornton, Kay Draper, Utah Ward, Arlo Clifton, Idaho Thomson, Sharlene Malad, Idaho Tolley, Don Kalispell, Montana Turner, Olyrr Gerald L pia, Wash ington Umphenou, Sterling Bellingham, Washington Ward, Carma Rigby, Idaho Tovell, Bill Provo, Ufah Toone, Kenneth Green River, Wyoming Turner, Tooe Thomas e, Utah Van Wagoner, Earl Palo Alto, California Ward, Marilyn K. Malad, Idaho Tuttle, Mant Edythe i, Utah Vance, Dan Provo, Utah Warnick, Robert Pleasant Grove, Utah Thornton, LaVee St. George, Utah Thurber, Carl Dingle, Idaho Tobier, Lee Nampa, Idaho ,-t Vogt, William — Coquille, Oregon Uibel, Garth — MountainView, Alberta, Can. Woffinden, Jerry — Kennewick, Washington Van Wagoner, John C. — American Fork, Ut. Van Wagenen, Charlene — Ogden, Utah Waltman, Vernon — Meridian, Idaho Walker, Lowell— Woodland, Utah Walker, Dan L— Payette, Idaho Walker, Norlan— Vernal, Utah Ward, Patricia— Elba, Idaho Ward, James — Cleveland, Utah Ward, Eira— Idaho Falls, Idho Warr, Gary — Oakley, Idaho Waters, Max — Burley, Idaho Washburn, Velyn — Provo, Utah Watkins, Arlys— Vernal, Utah Webb, Blaine — Provo, Utah Webster, Jim — Provo, Utah Ward, Marilyn — Parowan, Utah Watts, Jerry W.— Portland, Oregon Wethormon, Don — Twin Falls, Idaho Welbourne, Alice— LaJara, Colorado Weitzeil, Norma L. — Provo, Utah Wells, Beverly — Los Angeles, California Wells, Dick — Las Vegas, Nevada Weseman. Ruth— Salt Lake City, Utah West, Barbara — Roseburg, Oregon West, J. Donid— Provo, Utah West, Anne — Denver, Colorado West, Henry — Pocatello, Idaho West, Marilyn — Azusa, California Westwood, Ardis — Orem, Utah Warton, Shirley — Glendale, California Whatcott, Carol— Provo, Utah White, Bryce— Roosevelt, Utah 185 Wilde, Ruth — Cheyenne, Wyoming Wible, John Robert — Burbank, California Whitley, Patricia — Copperton, Utah Whitehead, Wilda— Salt Lake City, Utah White, Floyd — San Rafel, California White, Roger — Santa Monica, California Whipple, Marlene— Ajo, Arizona Whetcott, John— Lynndyl, Utah Wilcken, Dolores— Salt Lake, City Utah Wightman, Jeanne — Springville, Utah Willardson, Dona — San DIago, California Williamson, Gary — Alhambra, California ' 1 I ... I .L iijim Williams, Boyd L— Provo, Utah Willmott, Ann — Cardston, Canada Willis, Girdley— Carlsbad, New Mexico Willis, Janet— Henrieville, Utah Williams, Ruby — Ohaton, Alberta, Canada Wilson, Arlo— Lund, Idaho Willis, Mary — Springville, Utah Wilson, Arnold — Springville, Utah Wilson, Carlyn— Lehi, Utah Wilson, Dean E. — Nampa, Idaho Wilson, Janice — Centervllle, Utah Wilson, JoAnn — Meridiart, Idaho Wilson, Mae— Salt Lake City, Utah Wilson, William A — Downey, Idaho Wiltbank, Mary Bess — Eager, Arliona Winn, Blaine — Idaho Falls, Idaho Winn, Zan J. — Ogden, Utah Winsor, Carlene — Phoenix, Arizona Winsor, Robert C. — Phoenix, Arizona Winterton, Eldon — Roosevelt, Utah Winsor, JoAnn — Phoenix, Arizona Winter, Jeannine — American Fork, Utah Winters, Burton — Afton, Wyoming Winger, Gay E. — Driggs, Idaho Winward, Joy — Clifton, Idaho 186 Wiscombe. Virginia Salt Lake City, Utah Worthen, Patricia Panquitch, Utah Yearsley, Kenneth Ogden, Utah Young, Janice Richfield, Utah Wortham, Wilbur R. Grand Junction, Colorado Worthington, Everett Eugene Chandler, Arizona Zabriskie, Jay Spanish Fork, Utah Yearsley, Karen Malad, Idaho Wise, Neva Rae Downey, Idaho Wong, Mary Honolulu, Hawaii Wright, M. Elaine Duchesne, Utah Zakel, Helen Raymond, Washington Hart, David KIrkwood Boise, Idaho Young, Dave Provo, Utah Udall, Alice Jean Mesa, Arizona Young, Yvonne Richfield, Utah Lamb, Ruth Evelyn Regina, Sask., Canada Whittke, Dayton D. Tooele, Utah Woodward, John Seattle, Washington Young, Janis Orem, Utah Zohner, Dorin Driggs, Idaho Wissmar, Dave Mt. Pleasant, Utah Wolverton, JoAnn Pocatello, Idaho Worsley, Joan Kay Temple City, Utah Young, Arlo Salt Lake City, Utah Wolfley, Patsy Etna, Wyoming Wold, Royco B. Preston, Idaho Zaccardi. Dorothy Provo, Utah Young, Bevis Ely, Nevada Laird, Judith A. Dubois, Idaho Wright, Rae Provo, Utah Yeates, Margene Salt Lake City, Utah Erbolato, Oscar Campinas, S.P. Brazil Lambert, Milo 187 Kamas, Utah Lake, JoAnna Phoenix, Arizona Students will long remem- ber the winter of 1951-52. This is a fitting replica of an overnight snow flurry. 188 189 - m -♦ r « vluc k 5 The Blue Keys, a national honorary leadership -fraternity naade up of upper- classmen who have been chosen for scholar- ship, leadership, activity, service, and per- sonality, select each year a nunnber of pro- jects that will further the growth of the University. This year the organization com- pleted the B. Y. and You booklet and started work on the problems of campus lighting, bulletin board control, parking lot drainage, and the Y Bell shrine. Sherman Sheffield, President Wilburn K. Johnson Kay Randall Daniel Allen Douglas R. Bunker C. Joseph Rowberry Ed Money Ronald J. Otteson Reid Fillmore Bob Ensign Reed Benson Don Van Slooten Richard Ashby Charles C. Fromberg Mark Money I 192 Dick Huish Lorry Rytting Mark Benson Richard E. Cook J. Myron Walker Jack Clawson Darcy Clawson Jack Roberts Fred Money Lee StraHord 193 A rotating scholastic cup is now being awarded by the White Keys as a new idea to furnish recog- nition for high scholarship. It is because of hard work of this or- ganization that the enjoyment and convenience derived from the stu- dent directory, the Cougarefte marching, and the spring fashion tea is obtained. This prominent group presents a dinner dance and an assembly in conjunction with the Blue Keys and holds par- ties with both the YC ' s and the University of Utah Mortar Board. w Ijitc k 5 Eileen Schipper LaVonne Thomander Barbara Smith, Secretary Roylance Spratling Colleen Christensen Mary Lois Bolingbroke Elizabeth Martini, President Carol Clark Peggy Wood Joyce Ashman Afton Ash Betsy Sears Gayla Loosli, Vice-President Sue Nelson 194 Alpha Lambda Delta, a national scholas- tic honorary for freshman girls with a high grade average, has as one of its main ac- tivities a tutoring service. This service is carried out jointly vi ith Phi Eta Sigma. Each year a book is presented to the service member of the group who achieves the highest scholastic record. La Rue Ockey Dorothy Bartel i Jean Crook Bonnie Jean Turner Lsia Wing Eileen Viles Melva Ann Sm th Gayle Walton Ellen Jessericlt Margaret Affleck Betty Hayes Dixie Taylor Nancy Ann Rich Marily Saara n Redd, Patjas President Anne Milligan Lois Conger Bonnie Beardall Anna Julia Hoyt Sharon Farnsworth Carol Warr Dorothy Anstio Dorothy Clark Marilyn Taylor, Secretary Ann Whiting Marilyn Georges Reola Clark Marie Bramall Trilby Packard Joyce Whiteley Lois Athay Jennie Merchant Lorna Erickson aIma UmbdA mta, 195 The Gold Y Chapter ' of the Intercol- legiate Knights directs its activities toward service to the school and the studentbody. Strong and active, this year ' s group pro- duced a finalist trio in the Homecoming Quartet Contest and traditionally illumi- nated the Y . During the past year ushering at assemblies in the fieldhouse was added to the Knights ' already designated duties of ushering at lyceums and games. .k. Deon Sreer Charles D, Lomax Jon R. Katzenback Richard D. Allred Richard Devey John Tanner Calvin F. Read Frank Nicholes Frank Daly, Expansion Officer J. Norman Smith Glade L. Tregaskis Ralph Hitchcock r K MMM i Aj I i A v.,i M W.f r A , i0 . 196 J Don Marler Gerald D. Hyde Bob Froms Jack Peay Keith Orme, Royal King Dave Clark, Chancellor Gene Hansen Lynn Stayner Don Murphy Lavon Boyenger Gordon B. Taylor, Worthy Scribe Dale R. Carver Heber Lee Davis Glenn Miller Blaine W. Hess, Worthy Recorder Rex H. Mitchell Dick Hawley Jay Lake Clarke Hinrichsen Honorable Duke 197 By helping the o+fier service honorarles push the drive for the Y Bell shrine, Y Calcares add another achievement to its list of activities. Tickefs sales, ushering duties, and co-chairmanship of hiello Week ere assumed by these sophomore and junior girls. Chos- en for their prominence in school functions and high scholarship, members must maintain a 2.0 average. Meeting w ith the IK ' s In exchange parties affords enjoyment for the group. Lenore Bennion Jennie March Sally Madsen Margaret Clark, Secretary Dawn Baiter Mary Anne Sorenson Margaret Doxey Mariorie Allen Marilyn Georges Rogene Ball Joana Hobbs Marcia Stringham Betty hiayes Gayle Walton Lucille Rowe Trilby Packard Lorna Erickson Carolyn Edwards Janice Thorn Ann Whiting LaRue Ockey Marilyn Young Ellen Jeserick Joyce Manwaring Marolyn Taylor Dixie Taylor Barbara Wyatt Vk. l 198 Jo-Anne Milliqan Lois Conger Dorthene Beck Betty Ann Green Carol Warr, President Janice Taylor Mary Jane Sroberg Jean Anderson Marilyn Redd Pearline Crowley Jean Crook Beverly Boyack Beverly Wright Jacqueline Draper Kathryn Latinner Julia Hoyt Lois Athay Ilia Mae Cook Carolyn Bagley JoAnne Stringham Eunice Raynard Betty Page Cherie Marcil Margaret Affleck Ralphena Taylor Leia Wing Marian Tebbs Ruth Ellen May Joyce Whitely Ferol Holman Pat Thomas Frances Reed Lucretia Markham Viola Schenk Shirley Allen Marie Bramall Rose LaRae Lott Kathleen Brown Carolyn Taylor Sue Johnson 199 Donna Jean Smeath Carol Dunford Donna Marie Green Karen Nelson Norma Barton Beverly Ross Sharon Lott Leota Baird Glenna Jones Charlene Carter Donna Neugert LaRue Madsen Charlene Pohlman Sylvia Taylor, President Carol Gardner Mary Dawson Jo-Anne Chadwick Jo-Anne Jameson Patricia Maughan Gene Oborn Joyce Hansen Barbara Monroe Colette Green k Marcia King Louise Stoddard Vice-President Betty m Marcia Lee Jo An e SmM ir Mary Lois Bolin HB ShirJ ie Melton w Lois Pulsipher (z a Gi Jones . 200 As a pep organization, Cougaret+es in- sure school spirif, furnish half-time exercises at football and basketball games, and com- ply with school service calls. The depend- ability of each girl is essential to member- ship in this body because they practice every day during the sport season. Assist- ing in the Inauguration of President Wilkin- son and various drives, the group further served the school. Joyce Tillotson Pat Tanner, Secretary Suzanne Narlcaus Joan Keetch Jeanine Done Patrice Bates Sidney Reading Charlene Bjarnson Marlene Stone Mary Ann Parker Barbara Burns Beverly Hall Georgia Gudmundson Ruth Christiansen Carol Christensen Patricia Smith Carolyn Jensen Laura Schenk Rosemary Grow Doris Rasband Sue Crittenden Ruth Wilde Pat Capps Charlotte Mullen Karma Rae Jackson Marlene Quinn Janice Young Joan Seymour Barbara Nicholson Mary Jean Hatterman Mary Crandall Lorraine Atkin Loi rrame rronk Glenna Kay Thompson. Vice President Darlene Bassetti giinH i 201 p}i dhh ih Caroline Addy Sherman Sheffield Ralph Hansen, President E. Widstoe Shumway, Vice-Pres. Elon V. Snnith DeLannar Jensen Helen M. Cutler, Secretary Throughout the nation over one hundred chapters of Phi Alpha Theta, National Historical Honor Society, have been es- tablished. In 1948 the Beta lota chapter on this campus joined the national affili- ation which now boasts a membership of 10,000. Striving to create excellence in the study of history, these young historians re- ceive guidance and encouragement from speakers invited to furnish historical in- formation. In relation to this, during the Spring a trip to the Trappist Monastery near Ogden proves enlightening. 202 Scientific research in accounting, fin- ance, and business is fostered by Alpha Kappa PsI. This professional fraternity for commerce students provides opportunity for friendship and brotherhood to grow and develop among those of the same professional interests. Progress and oc- casions for leadership in fields of business activities are offered. Co-sponsorship of the Ad Ball is also included in this business group ' s program. A Blaine Butler, Treasurer A. Reed Nelson Heber Lee Davis Nolan Young Kimball Sorensen Fred Money Thomas A. Henriech Marvin L Ottosen Mark Money Karl K. Nelson Albert Smith Ron Christensen Keith L. Peterson C. Joseph Rowberry, President Jack Peay Ed Money aIkJ o, kMo, hsi 203 JljeUaM} m ' i By sponsoring and producing dramatic productions such as Blithe Spirit, Theta Alpha Phi promotes an increased campus at - tention to dramatics. To qualify for this national honorary dramatic fraternity, members are required to act in plays. Working in con- junction with the Dramatics Department, Theta Alpha Phi presented The Little Minister. Each year a Banquet honors the dramatists, and several awards and a trophy are presented for brilliant perform- ances. Afton Ash Lorna Erickson Dick Franks Marjorie Thompson Jerry Elison Jane Anderson Chet Harris Lucille P.owe Spencer Palmer Morris Hickman David Gledhill, President Alene Redd Ned Hoopes, Vice-President Florence Stock Fred C. Adams Ann Whiting Geneva Call Shirley Roberts, Secretary 204 Ned Mangelson Jay W. Wrathall Talcamasa Yamahawa John Ellsworth Jerry Garrett Ronald Ragsdale Keith Jameson j h i tia. sUma Phi E+a Sigma is a national scholastic honorary fraternity formed to promote and reward scholastic excellence among freshmen men. This year the honorary successfully instituted a program for aiding freshmen who needed help in their classes. Activities such as movies, educational tours, lectures, and parties have brought praise from students and faculty since the organ- ization was originated in 1947. Dan Leo Davis Earl McBride Gale B. Curtis Newell Thurnnan H. Gill Hilton M. Lamon Robins, Secretary Keith C. Hayes, President Richard Packham 205 Lenore Bennlon Audrey Lee Mona Wright Janet Remund Ina Frandsen Mmma jilji {jmicYun A high scholastic average and a pro- fessional interest in Home Economics are essential for membership in the oldest honorary for upperclass women on campus, Gamma Phi Omicron. Using Open Doors as their theme, these Home Ec- onomics majors offer an outstanding cul- tural and social program. As part of the educational outline, Belie S. Spafford, LDS Relief Society President, delivered a lec- ture to the group. Gloria Wallis Rytting President Carolyn Edwards Fawn Smith Leia Wing Arlene Barnett Lojise Barton Rosemary Crowther Betty Harper Vivian Hayes Marlene Nielson Jean Eldridge Flora Patterson Audrey Elaine Whipple Renee Jones. Vice President Phyllis Kearl 206 • • BYU ' s Alpha Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, National Geologic Frat- ernity, strives for the scholastic, scientific, and social advancements of its members. Active in nearly fifty schools, the organ- ization sponsors banquets, picnics, and dan- ces throughout the year in order to bring to the members the social aspects of the fraternity. Guest speakers assist members in understanding the educational values within the d partments of Geology, Min- ing, Metallurgy, Ceramic, Petroleum, and Engineering. .0 eKsilm ' A Russell A. Madsen Richard W. Moyle Stan Schindler, President Don G. Stewart Roy Tea Don Mruphy Ken Hamblin R. Bruce Trimble Parley R. Peterson Robert S. Clark Keith Sirrine, Vice President James H. Elison Gordon Waring Jim Rhodes Herschel Peacock Jack Madsen Edmund P. Hyatt Dallis O. Petusm Damarr Gunn Jim Swanson, Secretary 207 Don L. Marie George E. Manussen Marvin Coffey, President Barbara Peterson Paul Steele. Vice President Blaine Quigley Mailland Spencer Richard J. Hatterman Wayne J. Milanders Mason Redd Ed L. Crandall Boyd Williams Grace Grant, Secretary Jonathan Palmer Kayle Buchanan Conrad Head John Ige Tri Befa, an invnfafional honorary biological fraternity, furthers the associations of its nnennbers. stimulates scien- tific research, and provides activities of an interesting and instructive nature. Members must maintain a high scholastic recprd and show an ardent interest in the field of Biology. Ajh annual Initiation Banquet, lectures by men who are authorities in their feild, movies, and field trips ate included, in Beta feta Beta s activities. veto, vetA iod(X 208 Sigma Pi Sigma, Physics Honor Society, awards distinction to students with high scholarship, achievement, and interest in Physics. The organization endeavors to en- courage professional spirit and friendship among those who show a marked ability in the field. Sigma Pi Sigma sponsored a dance with the American Chemical Society, and this year Dr. Wayne B. Hales and Dr. Milton Marshall were honored by the so- ciety at the Installation Exercises. mi. m e - Kenneth Parsons George Wofflnden Dave Clark H. Clay Gordon, President Forrest L. Statfenson Martin Miller Eddie J. Seppie Thomas W. Lee sidma, Robert English Melvin J. Barrett, Secretary Elton A. King Norman Geertsen John Eastmond Paul Diehl Wayne B. Hales Gene C. Powell Worth P. Allred Alvin L. Rasmussen Maughan Mason Harvey Greenfield Lowry Mann John L Hilton Monte Hickenlooper 209 Left +0 right: Delores Marble, LaVonna Erickson, Sybil Lamoreaux, Verbe Johnston. Louise Stowell, June Dixon, Wanda Saddler. Norma King, Gladys Kondo, Joylene Rawie, Jewell Cloward, Marilyn Morrill, Renee Labrum. 210 Organized in 1949, Senior Orchesis, a national dance fraternity, aims to reach the excellence and enjoyment that are offered through modern dance. Each week the twenty-four memiaers meet for the purpose of perfecting techniques and artistry. The success of this Women ' s Physical Education Depart- ment group is illustrated by one major dance pro- duction each year and the emphasis the fraternity places on high standards. Left to right: Joan Dixon, Robert Blanken- shlp, Jean Dixon, Garth Uibel. senijY arc l)esi Joycelyn Bradshaw, Pat Boyle, Myrle Smith Pat Boyle, Marilyn Morrill. 211 Encouraged by the improved facilities found in the new Physical Science building, the Y chapter of the Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society holds meetings featuring lectures of broad scientific interest and vocational guidance. Field trips ac- quaint the members with local chemical industry. Quarterly socials, athletic participation, and service projects balance the activities of an excellent pre-professional program. Marcus Sigmon H. Smllh Broadbent L. Ronald Stoops AmeYicAn cljemicd sjcietii Ron Cazier Ralph R. Hitchcock R. C. Unice Wilford Crowther Bonnie Beardall Merrill Andrus. Council Member V. J. Hansen Albert G. Funk F. Dale Huillet J. Merle Nielson Oren C. Bryner Richard P. Dunkley Monte Hickenlooper Charles WhiHie Hugh W. Peterson Graham Shaw William Brown Walter Schlegel 212 I  ] Alan Peck J. H. Wing Burton E Tew Robert M. Payne Henry Todd Norman D. Larsen Richard L. Ashby Verl Soelberg Counc 1 Member Tictor Hegsted Fred G. White Bill Beazer Orrin S. Baird Hp Robert Jeffs Ned L . Mangel son Leonard 0. Moore ■ Pardoe McGreg or Bert H oltzer Joseph Hafen B Lynn H . Slaugh, President David H. Miles Joanne Midzley i J. Rex Soates OeNai McMullir Dan Lee Davis 213 tAU KA KhA aIma Olene Smith Ford Paulson Keith Schofield Spencer Palmer, Pres. ceoAte club First row: left to right: H. Earl McBrlde, Olene Smith, Weston Henrie, Bonnie Jean Turner. Geraldlne Asplund. Second row: Kirk Hart, Spencer Palmer, Jack Rob- erts, Ardis Westwood, Sharon Barret. Rulene Doman. Third row: Richard Devoy, KerHi B. Schofield. Ford R. Paulson, Granvel S. Kirkland, Andrew M. Douglass, Dr. J. Lavar Bateman. 214 The Women ' s National Honorary Business Fraternity, Phi Chi Theta, en- courages fraternal co-operation and friendship among its members. These women commerce students raise the standards of their organization and further their practical knowledge of business by sponsoring trips to Salt Lake City and plan- ning professional meetings. The group Is also the co-sponsor of the Ad B (. y. c. First row, left to right: Ralph Bergquist, Kay Johnson. Second row: Jocelyn Beckstead, Karma Jean Comlsh, Ella Tuomenoksa, Marion Hillyard. Third row: Prof. Wm. Carr (sponsor), LaVoy Thomas, Joe Manzione, Kay Gee Seely, William Y. Farnsworth. Fourth row; Dean Wengreen, Roger A. Sorenson, Conway B. Threet, Arnold J. McAllister. Fifth row: Jim Bosson, Booth Crabtree, Major Anderson. The International Relations Club aims to develop within students a better understanding of peoples and to lessen the prejudices that exist in the world of today. This aim is also sought by engaging outstanding guest speakers for weekly meetings. hh ' i clji tljetor Front row, left to right: Marilyn Georges, Myrtle Fitzgerald, Wanda Scott, Elva Brown, Joanne McLaren, Ruth Calvley, Rosemary Bean, Gwen Judd. Second row: Arlene Bellows, Carol Barlow, Lillian Jones, Rosalyn Hall, Alice Arnett, Deah Tonks, Frances Reed, Kathleen Larsen, Ethelyn Taylor, Lucille Spencer, Glorls Stoddard, Dorothy Jeffery. ' 215 The Sponsor ' s Corps of the BYU Air Force began organizing this winter. This group, whose purpose is to fos- ter interest in the ROTC, consists of seventy-five women who are chosen by their honor, scholarship, potential leadership, and all-around, hard-working qualities besides popularity. Acting as an honorary unit, as well as a marching group, the women hold an Annua! Sponsoree and canyon party and aid in the planning of the Military Bail. j Ek. i L ' . Carol Beckstrand Nina Leishman Marilyn Morrill Joanne Stringham Colette Green Pat Williams Kaye Holmtead Vonda Christensen Glenna Jones Gerrie Anderson, Capt. Lynette Madsen Joan James Kaye Parker Gayle Walton JoAnn Jameson Mary Anne Sorensen Grace Esplin, Capt. Marian Tebbs Dixie Robison Marilyn Cardon Mary Croft June Abbott Deon Nielsen Ann Rasmussen Phyllis Fox Carolyn Bagley Naida Black Mary Lois Bolingbroke, Maj. Comm. LaVonne Thomander, Capt. Shirley Allen Leia Wing Joanne Smith Betty Hayes Marilyn Barton Ruth Ellen May 216 SMnSSY CCYKS Eleanor FoerstI Patricia Maughm Lynne Jeppso-n Marilyn Stapley Sally Madsen Sylvia Tyler Karen Alleman Diane Davis Mary Crandall Colleen Parker Betty Hatch Marilyn Tall Dawn Baker Joyce Sommerlade Mauree Earl Lynn Bates Olene Smith Joanne Stuart Lois Humphries Marian Petersen Joanne Corbett Lois Conger Afton Maxwell Maralyn Ballif, Capt. Laura Schenk Peggy Wood, Capt. Barbara Miller Jacque Little Arlone Fernley, Capt. Beverly Miller, Capt. Connie Frehner Mary Lou Schenk Tressie Marx, Capt. Barbara Nicholson Elizabeth Larsen Connie Cameron Mary Dawson Patricia Green Ferol Holman Barbara Smith, Capt. f ■SHpnB t a A-m W. 3 w w '  • 217 AYndl Air sccietu ahJ OA et mi cers Cadet Dean Holmes, A.A.S if. Lt. Claude R. Thomas. A.A.S Squadron Commander 2nd. Lt. Delray O. Hatch. A.A.S. Flight Commander 2nd. Lt. Levi W. Oveson. -A-A.S Flight Commander 2nd. Lt. Deray Eyre. A.A.S. Flight Commander 2nd. Lt. David A. Wing, A.A.S. Squadron Adjutant Ist. Lt. Sanford S. Walker. A.A.S. CO., Squadron Commander Ist Lt. A. Eugene Lyons, A.A.S. Squadron Commander Cadet Joe H. Fergason. A.A.S. Ist. Lt. Kenneth 0. Zwahlen Squadron Commander Captain Robert W. Ensign, A.A.S. Group Commander Ist. Lt. Joe J. Christensen, A.A.S. Exec. Officer. Squadron Cmdr. Ist. Lt. Theron M. Thorley, A .S. Squardon Commander 2nd. Lt. Robert C. Smith Squadron Adjutant Major R. Dwight Stuckey, AA.S. Wing Commander Capt. 0. Jerry Carter. A.A.S. Adj. Recorder, Group Cmdr. 2nd. Lt. George H. Thompson, A.A.S.. Squadron Adjutant 2nd. Lt. David R. Dixon Squadron Adjutant Ist. Lt. Wayne M. Hancock, A.A.S. Capt. George L. Willfams, A.A.S. Sec.-Treas., Group Adjutant Oper. Officer, Group Cmdr. 2nd. Lt. John B. Woodbury. A.A.S. Ist. Lt. William N. Creer, A.A.S. Flight Commander Pub. Rel. Off, Squadron Cmdr Ist. Lt, Elmo G. Hoagland, A.A.S. Ist. Lt. Emory Sekaquaptewa, Jr.. Group Adjutant A.A.S., Squadron Commander 2nd. Lt. Robert E. WhJtaker Squadron Adjutant 2nd Lt. Neil C. Rav l inson Squadron Adjutant 2nd. Lt. Richard Y. Bershon. A.A.S, Flight Commander 2nd. Lt. Richard, L. Hullinger. A.A.S., Squadron Adjutant 218 Organized for community service and to boost morale of the R.O.T.C. unit on campus, the R.O.T.C. Chorus, composed of 30 voices led by Cadet Sergeant Virgil Camp, appears before civic and church groups in the city and performs in out-of-state functions. Chorus members include: Forrest Allred, Ted Baer, Ross Brott, Joe Ballif, Ned Brown, Robert Burtenshaw, Ronald Carter, Ray Christensen, Harold Dunford, Ross Floyd, Ronald Frazier, Dean Holman, Grant Ipsen, Victor Jorgenson, Duke Major, Farrell McKinney, Don Morten- sen, Merlin PauL Malin Perry, Robert Peterson, Stanlev Porter Jkent Prestwich, Galth Rogers. Richa«r RogeJs, Eugye ® ' W l ' , Thompsoff, Dc WattJf BCirton TA yf R,  anJ Paul Fish, Accompanist. Above, right: Sparkling batons and flashy satin uniforms announce the snappy routines of our pert and pretty band m ajorettes, Zelma Crider and Shirley Ray. Above: Under superior direction of Professor Richard Ballou, the B.Y.U. Airforce R.O.T.C. Band, Erobably the largest R.O.T.C. instrumental group in the state, promotes student spirit at all football and asketball games and performs at various military reviews. Opposite page: Selected on the basis of interest, military aptitude, and academic achievement, the members of the Arnold Air Society strive to become familiar with the defense establishment of the United States, to further their knowledge In airpower concepts, and to aid In the advancement of the Air Force R.O.T.C. program on campus. 219 A. f. Y. (J. t. C Lieutenant Colonel Jessie E. Stay spent 2I 2 years in the Central Pacific, where he served as a B-24 heavy bomber Squad Commander, and acted as the Airforce Public Relations Officer in the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., before accepting the office as head of BYU ' s first Airforce R.O.T.C. Unit. Colonel Stay, who was born in Draper but spent most of his life in Los Angeles, is especially pleased to have his -military assignment at the Church school, and expects to remain in office here for four years. Lt. Col. Jessie E. Stay Lt. Col. LeRoy C. Wilco« Major Homer P. Anderson Major Kenneth J. Morgan Major Paul A. Simmons Major Amos L. Bossa Captain Duane S. Carr Captain Charles Moran Master Sgt. Thomas M. Acree Master Sgt. William Burton Sergeant W, H. Culpepper Master Sgt. Clair L. DeLong Master Sgt. Morck O. Hancock Master Sgt. Frank L. Tyre Top Sgt. Isom L. Stephens Staff Sgt. Charles Sharp 220 First row, left to right: Camille Johnson, Jack Nelson. Gene Hansen, Jim Brim- hall. Second row: Annette Wood, Betty Ann Green, Mary Ann Carter, Margaret Rankers, Marvel Carlson, Laura Dial, Ralph Jeppson, Loren Rahl. Third row: Ross Linn, John White, Dan Clay, John Kelly, Dorothy Bartels, Kent Larsen. The Press Club, the former Omega Nu, gives students who share journalism, radio, and writ- ing interests the opportunity to mingle with fellow contemporaries and better their insight of journal- istic systems. To insure a free press and radio, this group plans a journalistic Conference and nu- merous lectures featuring such dignitaries as Cleon Skousen, Ex- ecutive Secretary of the Afumni Division, and Neil McNeil, sub- editor of the New York Times. 221 h ume eci Mmics c luo Economics of the Home has been mas- tered when the girl knows how to make the man do all the work. But more than this vital Item is learned in the club. Topics include cake decorating, hair styling, per- sonality improvement, ceramics, millinery, homemaking and family life, and careers in Home Economics. Left to right: 1st row— Lavlna K. Frodsham, Fawn Smith, Carol Dawn Kroft, Beth Anderson, Shirley Allen, Shirley Larseii, Louise Erickson, Sharon Parkinson, Arlene Barnett; row 2— Rene Thackery, Donna Gibbs, Lorraine Poterson, Neola Peterson, Lillian Jones, Margene Frank, Miss Jorgenson; 3rd row— Myrtle Fitz- gerald, Donna Turley, Rayna Pace, Sharon Frodshann, Doris Dayes; 4th row— Alta Cox, Launa Smith, Shirley Reese, Ann Boucher, LaPriel Mellor, Marleen Nielsen. 222 I To foster fellowship and activi- ties for agriculture majors, the Ag Club meets every week to discuss parties and projects. Each year a horse show, which wins top honors in the state, is presented. This year a tour, which may become an annual event, was conducted to several large Arizona ranches. Rrst row, left to right: Prof. Shumway, Dr. Martin, Prof. Farnswortfi, Prof. Richards. Second row: Charles, Peterson, Wm. Farnsworth, Glen Buckner, Ray Burry, Dan Heap, Max Nilson. Third row: Joyce Call, Marva Gribble, Wayne Clark, Verl Green, Ray Harris, Kendell Gurr, Jim Harris. Fourth row: Paul Fonnesbeck, Richard McDougal, Von Chrtstensen, Wnn. Roundy, Dean Roberts, Lyie Tanner. V«nce Calder. Fifth row: Ray Smith, Bernard Eugle, Garth Walker, Mac Welker, Louis McLellan, Marvin Lunt, Bob Fisher. Sixth row: Elmos Hansen, Deon Stuart, Kay Stephensen, Paul WarnerJ, Wallace Duel, Grant Thomas, Joseph Marchant. Seventh row: Howard Schmidt, Kenneth Beatty, Ken Barner, Claire Fisher, Don Calder, Frank Patterson, Ray Meldrum, Murray Mclnnls. 223 Confetti and gaiety fills the air during the colorful Mardi Gras sponsored by the French Club. Members strive to attain a better un- derstanding of the French people, customs, and language by participating In one-act plays re-enacted in French. French missionaries, Canadians, and genuine Frenchmen constitute the officers who planned a successful Christ- mas party as the highlight of the year ' s pro- gram. YCKC ?«nelff, ' fiJ( nl ' t7 P(f, Ight: Val G. Francom, Ja«nie Sorriauz, Darrel Ruston, Marilyn Read, Mary Lou Karl G. Huchinson, O Lsmar Jensen, Ruth Winltler, Vara Nowers, Maxine Sheperd, Marguretta Atwood, Camille Steed, Dofo+hy Christensen, Winslow Christensen. Second row: Pat Backman, Clarelle Richardson, Beverly Atkins. Jonyce Maxfield, Audrey Dredge, Vee Long, Marcia Stringham, Betty Nelson, Darlene Bassetti, Ruth Wilde, Pat Tanner, Marlene Quinn, Liz Harmon, Betty Allen, Joan Massey, Pere Dennis. Ttilict row; Dorothy Wallace, Rosalind M. Luke, Eleanor Foerstl, Clair J. McKell, Lloydine Higles, Bill Werratt, Leiand Nauning, Aron Curtis, Robert Harris, Diane Dunford, Jane Bulloch, Carma Bradley, J. Jadk Hafen, Gayle Walton, Madelyn Wootton, Pat Anderson, Laura Schenk. Fourth row: Maureen CrsndatI, Sharon Farnsworth, Marilyn Ruesch, Colleen Hearne, Eila Tuomenoksa, Ruth Ann Jensen, Jood Writfi. Altce Cox, Jeanne Argault, Lorna Neilson, Valene Kofoed, Joyce Mathews, Cleo Millet, Bf|« ei Webb, Gail Wyman, Lewis Burnham, Zane F. Lee. Fifth row: Vera H. Woolston, Paul S. WoolstoD Kust« Nelson, Jo Oveson, Ken Osborne, Mark Marsh- all, Rex Thomas, lla Richan, Thomas Peck. Sharon Kirwan, Lucjeta Markham, Cleta Johnson, Joinette Deampbell, Keith Campbell, Halvan Jones. Laurel Johtison, Dean Jiff. Sixth row: Bernell Garrick, Annelia Madson, Vernon Waltman, JoAnn Wilson. Berffia Df jubay. Bob Morrow, Vaughn Harper, Kenny Winsor, Rex N. Terry, James Rasband, Franz 8. Nelson, Ann Jul5a Hoyt, Barbara Gillet-te, Vera Willis, Geri Crandall, Margaret PugK, Colette Green. Seventh rcw. Denzil Curtis, Robert Patton, Elizabeth Luthrlnger. Margurife Luthritiger, Bruce D. Stocks, Howard Harris, Clair W. Andrus, Curtis Wynder. Eighth row: Leavltt Grover, Geraldine Pitt, Lades© Bird, Arlene Albach, Merrlt Doy, Stanley Spencer, Ned Miller, Melrose Putman, Booth A. Crabtree, Marian Shellyard, Joe Manzione, Colleen Kodel, William Y. Farnsworth, Kenneth Perry, Lucille Rowe, Hugh Law, Pat Capps, Sonya Carlston, Dr. Harold W. Lee, Chairman Language Dep ' t. 224 First row, left to right: Arnold Otter on, Klaus J. Hansen, Robert Kirby, Glenn Miller, Don Watts, Virgil Camp, Rulon Merrell, M. Odeil Hobbs. Ralph Kiemm, Mone Growbecl;. Second row: Alfred J. Biehl, Anne Marie Biehl, Marjorle Toone, Florence Ipsen, Dorothea Thomas, Eila Tuomenotsa, Gay Cole, Noreen Nelson. Janese Tanner,:iouise Marsden, Helen M. ZaU ' , Eleanor FoerstI, Nadine Nieder- hauser, Doris Tyler. Third row; R. Max Rogers, Margene Yeates, Gene C. Powell. Katharine Edwards, Doris Sunderland, Nancy Aerburg, Joyce Stewart, Ruth Moen, Oarlene Beard, Jackie Struble, Nancy Osterloh, Bonnie Davis, Viola Schenk, Richard Packham. Fourth row, C, Eldon Bitter, Thyrele Robert, son, Carol Jacobson, Berenice Steele, Dorothy Hunter, Elaine Read, Ray Jones. Maroiyn Taylor, Virginia Joost, Beverley Knowlton, Mitzee Dolinan, Lucille Olsen. Fifth row: Lawrence Wilson. Gordon Hall, Craig Solomon, Joyce Allred, Horace Cowley, Wayne Kieinman, Calvin F. Read, Robert Schow, Richard Reisner, Scott Fisher, Jack Davis, Pat Anderson, Madelyn Wooton. Sixth row: Ernest Schieve, Ferrel Glade Roundy, Carl Lloyd Oliver, Max Jay Hilt. John D. Smith, Edgar A. Alder, Alfred Bush, Dixon Anderson, Betty Page. Seventh row; Welburn K. Johnson, Lynn Davis, J. Lowell Young, Donna Carr, Gale Curtis, Byron Gassman, Oel Carter, Albert WhaAga, Joyn Hansen, Iris Janson, Nadine Monsoti. President: Kay J nson; Vice President: Ralph KIcnm; Slcretary; Nancy Osterloh; Pub- llclty Manager: Klaus HaAe ' A|l4(fclgyJroyt ax Rp d The German Club endeavors to ftcqoamt its nnennbers with German culture and civilization, as well as the German language. The social program offers entertainment for the group arid gives the students a well-rounded education. 225 d me YUSSIAK C lul) It is the aim of the Russian Club to bring together and further stimulate students in- terested in the language and culture of the Russian people. The members enjoy a Russian supper and a Russian play each year. First row, left to right: Seija Patjas, Saara Patjas, Pauline Gines. Second row: Fred C. Adanns, Avard T. Wilson, Veri Hasiem, John R. Fish. Third row: Ar- thur Wofflnden, Douglas Johnson, James E. Bosson, William Wilson, Roger A. Sorenson. Fourth row: Keith B. Schofield, Lewis A. Anderson, Kay Gee Seely, Mel Mabey, James G. Anderson. President: John R. Fish; Vice-President: James E. Bosson; Secretary: Saara Patjas. The Japanese Cfubeoucates slujents in the Japanese language and helps to create an understanding of the culture and customs of the Japanese people. First row, left to right: James Blazzard, Esther Sato, Martha Mace, Marvel Battad, Fred Takasake, Mrs. Russell Horiuchi, Mr. Russe Horiuchi. Second row: Leiand Smith, Gaylen Cox, Paul Warner, Ray Iwasa, Dan Decker, Harold Yashimoto, Marilyn Broad, Tommy Nakama. clul) f 226 Spanish language students are provided with the entertainment and clearer under- standing of Spanish and Latin-Annerlcan customs and culture through El Club Espanol. Spanish films, programs, drama, dances, and music aid this program. In gay festivity the group unites for an exciting Mardi Gras celebration each year in March. f SKAKIS Islj cluv Left to right: Row I — Aron Brown, Calvin Read, Dick Crandall, William Jarvis, Odell Hobbs, Vernon Miller, Merlin Compton, C. Dixon Anderson, Joe Christensen, Robert Brown, David Freestone, Joseph Major; row 2 — Janet Dickson, George Hard- ing, Wayne Allison, Gloria Swan, Helen Johnson, Margarita Obregon, Beverly Bird, Roy Nash, Sonia Auliso, Donnalea Johnson; row 3 — Jolene Clegg, LeeAnn Clegg, Frances Kirk, Burnice Brough, Joyce Paulson, Johnny Johnson, Richard Lattridge, Laur- ene Glines, RaNae Gardner, Yvonne Crawford, Alfonso Rodriguez; row 4 — Joyce Simmons, Ralph Jones, Barbara Goates, Doretha Wheeler, Eunice Brambilla, Dick Moody, Richard Packham, Evalani Serrao; row 5 — Lou Hibbard, Marcia Zamora, Marilyn Riggs, Gordon Moody, Deane Case, Dorothy Jeffery, Peggy Case, Richard Packham; row 6 — H. D. Taylor, Barbara Taylor, Arturo DeHoyos, Genevieve DeHoyos, Gwen Judd, Shirley Judd, Shirley Farrlngton, Dr. Harold W. Lee, Marilyn Clegg, Jo- Ann Taylor, Gene Oborn, Bob Harris, Mose Flake, Avon Compton, Rex N. Terry, Beth Terry, Marjorle Jones, L. Ross Jones, Howard Gonzales, Omar Rios, Ken Winsor, E. C. Barnes, Jewel Spilsbury, Raelene Hunger, Howard Harris, Joyce Terry, Ellen Rieske, Iris Jenson, Verlyn Moody, Bonnie Black, Devon Richins. 227 tribi To revive an interest in the ancient cus- toms, dances, and arts of the American Indian, the Tribe of Many Feathers invites anyone who is interested in Indian lore to take part in the firesides, sacrament meet- ings, and parties held by the club. The heritage of the Lamanites is studied by the group from the Book of Mormon for the members who represent the Apache, Navajo, Hopi, Blood, Ute, Cherokee, Uin- tah, and Iriquois tribes. man First row, left to right: Lenn Shumway, Myr Vee Call, Vee Long, Mary Ann Tah- quette, Ernel Anderson, Mel Murray. Second row: Howard Lichfield, Thomas Appah, Bob Bennion, Emory Sehaquaptewa, Curtis Wright. Third row: Ted Johnson, Don Oscarson, Jack Read. 228 Left to right, Row I : Wes Craig, Beverly Baker, Janice Remington. Row 2: Lucinda Hill, Carol Siddoway, Donna Seeley, Helen Hammond, Connie Cameron, Phil Snelgrove. Row 3: Margaret Allen, Jean Pond, Eleanor Hammer, Judy Laird, Arlene Barton, Gene Hansen, Kathlene Larsen, Nancy Rich, Cher- rill Curtis. Row 4: Noreen Teuscher, Carma Reed, Bryant Jones, Frances Reed, LaMar Jensen, Paul Trotter. Swishing down the hill Friday, dancing by a warm fireside in the evening, and skiing on Saturday marks the snow bunnies ' over- night date at Brighton: The Club, recogniz- ing the challenge of skiing, urges students to join the adventure. The Penguineers are en- deavoring to create inter-scholastic ski-team competition so that skiers might compete with neighboring universities. h cluk An Idaho Skier. 229 The American Guild of Organists derives its mem- bership -from students who are keenly interested in or- gan music. When the club meets socially, the members and other special visiting organists perform. armYicM oriA n mid First row, left to right; Marilyn Taylor, Jeannine Crook. Rose Luke, Lou Jean Comp+on, Marilyn Bennion, Shirley Huber, Betty Jane Johnson, Leia Wing, Jean Crook. Alice Erickson, Alice Ar- nett, Lillian Jones. Mr. Fitzroy. Mr. Keeler. Second row: Jay Jeppsen, Dale Bailey, Gordon Greninger, Beth Smith. Arnold Otterson. Opal Atwood. Bill Shultz. Fred Garrett. Felicia Herb, Anna Bushnnan, Donna Nelson. Mr. Van- wagoner, Dean Gerrit de Jong. tucic Arts iuilo in order to add variety to the background of art students and provide them with a fuller concept of life, particularly in matters of art, the Studio Art Guild sponsors exhibits, sketching sessions, movies, and parties. This group received honorable mention in the Snow Carnival for its sculpture of Children at Play. 230 Organized to bring into active cooperation all those parent s, teachers, and students of education who are particularly interested in the well being ot children, the A. C.E.I, during the current school year has sponsored Sn enrichment program of review and lectures. First row, left to right: Janice Peterson, Carnnela Tanner, Patt Havens, Barbara Ann Kunzler, Yvonne Lyons, Elizabeth Jane Johnson. Second row: Carolyn Jensen, Irene Soderquist, Rosemary Nelson, Helen M. Cutler, Lou Jean Compton, Mrs. Dorothy Candland. Third row: Don Adams, Anna E. Bushman, Dawn Graff Setzer, Naomi Bangerter, Shirley Larsen, N. Dallas Cole. Ot. c. e. ( vencl) Ani o a,Y Composed of pre-legal students, the Bench and Bar Club is an or ganlzation through which those of common professional interests may acquaint themselves with the in- stitutions and men of the legal field. First row, left to right: Richard M. Taylor, Jack Roberts, Joe Man- zione, Lloyd Gerber, Bob Ensign, Olene Smith, Ralph Klemm, An- drew M. Douglass. 231 Left to right: row I — Sonny Brao, Fred Takasalcl, John Ige, Marsha Mau, Fred Miya, Wesley Kekauoha; row 2 — Ruel Westover, Marvel Battad, Naomi Lo, Marilyn Brod, Esther Sato; row 3 — Arthur Enos, Esther Oki- moto, Bob Sklmoda, Alice Akida, Flora Kuannoo; row 4 — Ethel Whitford, EIroy Kaleikau, Rose Mahi, Eleanor Kondo, Ululanl Kamaouha; row 5 — Albert Tiau, Lei Knapp, Micei Kapunial, Tom Kekaula. h a • AWAllAK C lul) 232 Left to right: 1st row — Leroy Gunnell, Neal Penfol, Robert Gunnell, Lynn L. Fochrell, Jack L. Allen, Rulon L. Merrell, Glen Miller, Jack Grant; 2nd row — Bar- bara Higginbotham, Frances Hatch, Joy Winward, Bob Channbers, Emma Hipwell, Ronald G. Carter. Mary Murray, Agnes Browne, Vesa Adams, Beverly Stiburek, Patsy Wolfley; 3rd row — Carol Gardner, Geraldine Asplund, Nancy Latham, Dixie Robisofl, Marie Mansfield, Larene Ball, Georgia Smith, Maxine Shepherd, Alice Bennett, Rhea Benson, Mary Lee Peterson, Karen Yearsley, Beverly Smith, Irene Barr, Karma Reed, Ella Lechtenberg, Eria Call, Karol June Payne, Sarah Moser; row 3 ' 2 — Barry Jake Wasden, Dick Rowberry, Paul Hollinsworth; 4th row — Ammon Benson, Marilyn Tall, Jack Lorch, Hal Kindred, Rod- ney W. Fye, Kirk Hart, Jack Harper, David Tanner, Bob Holman, Lee Whitehead, H. Earl McBflde, Veri Macham, Bob Fisher, Keith Larvon, Don Weatherman, Gary Warr, Ted Johnson. IaI} } cliil) OFFICERS Lee Whitehead .... Vice President Carol Gardner 2nd Vice Pres. Leroy Gunnell Treasurer Dixie Robison Secretary Ted Johnson President 233 cUk dub CAiia,ciAh c Dennis Ward President Jeanann Harris Vice President Pat Gregson Treasurer Geraldine Asplund Secretary Left to fight: row I — Don Brown, Clarence L. Raids, Dennis Ward. Don Hamling, Jim Coo- per, Lorin C. Godfrey, Garth Uibel, Bill Stev- ens, Gerald Bullock, Winton Brooks; row2 — Mary Partridge, Winone Ttllack, Beverly Atkins, Ann Dixon, Betty Harper, Geraldine Asplund, Leia Wing, Jeanartn Harris, Collette Green, Rita Brooks; row 3 — Ann Boucher, Joan King, Jean Anderson, Kay Hibbard, Lou Hibbard, Marilyn Taylor, Carolyn Taylor, Jacquie Nowlin, Ruby ' Williams, Enid Lawler; row A — Pat Brandley, Hazel Hartley, Fern Baker, De Nae McMullin. 234 Left- to right; 1st row — Ronnie Frazler, Burton Winters; 2nd row — Keith Bischoff, Elva Brown, Dick Jensen, Phil Rollins, Dan Waller, Joan Wain- wright; 3rd row — Bob Stephens, Wilbur Wortham, John Teichert, LaNea Robinson, Colleen Livingston, Larry Smith, Lila Jameson; 4th row — Eldon Jensen, LaVell Kennington, Elmo Matthews, Sharon Dayton, Dallln Jensen, James W. Swanson, Marion Tebbs, Gordon Waring; 5th row — Jed Johnson, Patsy Wolfley, Donna Gibbs, Clarine Griffeth, Wilma Olsen, Pauline Powelson, Arlene Lynn, Robert Doerr. w tj (jmin Im OFFICERS Robert Doerr President LaVell Kennington Secretary Ron Frazier Sargent at Arms Elva Brown Treasurer 235 CAUruYnia, c liii) Left to right: row I — Joan Massey, Betty Allen, Scott Fisher, Barbara Delgaard, Adie Brown, Don Van Slooten, Bonnie Wade, Jan Vreeland, Blllie Coulam: row 2 — Clo Skojsen, Cathy Sanders, Vadlne Hodson, Leisle Jarman, Betty Jane Tanner, Nancy Reld. Dale Beckstrand, Richard Detton, Carolyn Gustaveson. Sherry Bradfleld: row 3 — Galene Adanns, Kay Creer, Lucretia Markham, Leia Smith, Joyce Manwarlng, MItzle Young, Marion Peterson, Donna Stevenson, Vaughn hlarper, Cherrlll Curtis. Suzanne Narkaus, Vernlta Cannon; row A — John Matsen, Don Bond, Liz Harmon, Lawrence Smith, Shirley True, Jeanlne Done, Doris Stanford, Charlene Carter, Doris Tyler, Frances Kirk. JoAnn Amundsen, Susan Ream, Gary Williamson; row 5 — Kenneth Dellenbach, Lenneth Walte, Norma Jean Kochever, Shirley May Johnson, Keith Livingston. Left to right: row I — Johnny Stevens. Neil H. Christensen, Anita Berge, Warren Archer, Anita Todd. Nita Richins. Lee Stay. David Stroud. Preston Richards; row 2 — Henry S. Todd. Margaret Sorensen. Helen Palmer. Evelyn Hancock. Keith Smith. Marthalene Anderson. Earl Leiegren. Jane Dibble, Jacque- line Draper. Margaret Clark, Joyce Brooks; row 3 — Ron Salisbury. Gwen Chase. Lynn Bates. Walter J. Boellm. Preston C. Horsley. Monte HIclenlooper. Joan Kartchinee. Barbara Brush. Dick Shaw. Richard Mclntire. Dean Barner. Loretta Clark. OFFICERS Don Van Slooten President Bonnie Wade. Alternate Secretary Blllie Coulam .... Publicity Officer John Hansen Vice President Liz Harmon, Entertainment Chair. Jeanlne Done Secretary Gary Williamson Treasurer 236 bonk, Kenneth Rae Martin, Monagene Dudding; row 6 — Joan Taylor Bill Skousen, Larry Sargent, Bruce N, Curtis, Lenn M. Shunnway, Howard Roberts, Alvin Price; row 7 — Jack Roberts, Mont Burke y bess Win en Eugene O. Tenney, AYl2CnA c luv OFFICERS Jack Bowen President Fawn Snnith Secretary Mary Bess Wlltbank Social Chairman Leland Smith Vice-President 237 OFFICERS Olene Smith President Charles Fromberg .. Vice President Marilyn Peterson Secretary Pat Olsen Left to right: 1st row — Gerald Randall, Frank Blair, Charles Fronnberg, Paul Smith, Vern Montgomery; 2nd row — Olene Smith, Peggy Wood, Pat Olsen, Janice hieiser, Marilyn Peter- son, Marilyn Wiberg, Yvonne Erickson, Anne Rasmussen. Nt Uy clul) kee dub ijAKKee c Left tcVright: Mel Radichel, Dan Clay, Ralph Hansen, George H. Mortimer, Ruth Moen, Shirley Lendt, Doris Dayes, Doris Sunder- lande, Mildred Heide. OFFICERS Mel Radichel Vice President Dan Clay President Barbara Jean Dittmore, Treasurer Jill Greenwood Secretary i ' ■ ' M !? WflP 238 religion Organized to further fel- lowstilp and raise standards . . . common interest groups . . . one of the largest campus organizations . . . integral part of the University . . . rich in traditions. 239 Campus Branch Clerks Duane O. Miles Ronald Taylor Jesse Ediefsen Lincoln Card Robert R. Russell Jilene Peterson Joseph Sandberg Kenneth D. Zwahlen George Williams MIA Superintendency Betty Jane Johnson Myrtle Starling Edna Green Peggy Wood Bob Clark Boyd Lake Rulon Craven Win Peterson Sunday School Superintendency Lee Dalton Albert Whaanga Hugh Gates Marilyn Hoopes 240 CAmhus f l)YAhcl) Campus Branch Presidency Thomas A. Kekaula, 1st Counselor Connell B. Roberts, Branch President Donald Davidson, 2nd Counselor wummnt brAKcl) Wymount Branch Presidency Jess Benson, 1st Counselor Harry Thacker, Clerk Alber Heath, Clerk LaMar Empy, 2nd Counselor Seated: Arther Morin, Branch President 241 Maternity, com- .cfipries who wish of the misslon- ■for twenty-five ( irl is chosen to tational Dream ! Frolic — Bells mbly, and the chorus directed by Howard Ruff bring much deserved recognition to Delta Phi. lelta, m Delta Phi Chorus Advisor Crawford Gat es 242 Delta Phi Dream Girl Jackie Hanson Advisor Ray R. Canning 243 deltA hl)i William F. Farnsworth David Stauffer Archie Stephens Joseph Hafen Rex Smith Shirley B. Randall William Y. Farnsworth Joe J. Christensen Ray R. Olsen Gerald W. Cannon Wayne L. Clarlt Leon G. Clark Verl F. McMillan Dean Hart Vern R. Montgomery Alan Pick J. Gerald Bjarnson Dean H. Seely George W. Pincock Wm. Averrett Aldridge Clyde Harvey John A. Green Howard Harris DeLamar Jensen Harold F. Tanner Wayne Tenney Garth B. Whitney Gerald R. Hyde 244 Robert C. Kelly George Rampton Jay Ferrell Neil D. Bingham Farr Hatch Karl C. Boss Robert L. Leake Melvin R. Murray George E. Billings Byron Gassman Robert C. Winsor Elliott D. Roberts John R. Peterson De Mar Rust Bob Bennion Keith G. Markham J. Dean Jones Keith B. Schofield John Richards G. Merrill Andrus Glenn R. Frandsen Richard R. Clark Historian Kent Heaps Elliott D. Roberts William Anderson Dan Adams Fred Chase Dick Smith Justin R. Eccles Lee W. Forsyth 245 Gerald N. Randall Verl M. Green Keith Worthington T. V. Thomas Jack M. Monson Ralph Klemm Vernon F. Parent Leroy Gunnell John K. Miles John Bennett Bill S. Henrie Clifford Clark Wayne Stoker Wayne A. Goe tes James Solomon Bob Brough Lynn Davis Kenneth Hogenson Alan C. Clark Jay Francis Wendell Neville Wayne W. Clark Junius Leon Bennlon Valton E Jackson Kendall Gurr Max E. Perkins Norman D. Smith David E. Smith I 246 Dean O. Ourrant LaMar Williams Don Calder Charles C. Fromberg J. Lambert Bates Norman Hammer Robert Holman Ben C. Ma Hen F. Curtis Wynder Walter J. Boehn Edward S. Tohman Niel R. Sorensen J. Merle Nielsen John L MacRay A. Louis Fife Lavoy Thomas Jay Norman Jeppsen Linn M. Shumway Shirley N. Rodebach Ray Whitworth V. Grant Stevenson Donald B. Nelson Leo C. Wilcox Melburn E. McKeli Robert Whitney Treasurer Burke Tangren Sherman Sheffield Jesse R. Ediefsen Marcel L. Nielsen Joseph P. Hancock John R. Connell, Jr. President Gerald S. Fish celtA Ml 247 Allan D. Patterson Hugh I. Gates Marsel Tingey Harold G. Connetl Vice-President Bruce N. Curtis Jack Roberts Clarence L. Fields Roy ZItting Rodney W. Fye Arnold J. McAllister Frank Daly Newell Kay Richardson Dean W. Thomas Sandy Walker Rell G. Francis John Telchert Ross W. Westover Lloyd G. Redd Don J. Hansen George Felsch Eugene Lyons Vernon Miller Max E. Wilson Glade Greenhaigh Secretary Donald H. Johnson Clair W. Andrus Ralph Crystal C. Allan Halverson Ulta m 248 Established as an organization to supply LDS religious values to youth, Lambda Del- ta Sigma emphasizes brotherhood, leader- ship, intellectuality, spirituality, and cultural life. The ten chapters at the BYU enjoy a Sweetheart Ball, monthly testimony meet- ings, and a trousseau tea. To become bet- ter acquainted with their fellow associates in the Gospel, the fraternity plans ex- change parties with the chapters that exist in the five other schools throughout the intermountain region. L. D. S. advisors Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Ferguson UmvcA celta, siimA EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Elaine Leavitt President Shirley M. Call Vice-President Helen Bushman Athletic Manager Rosemary Nelson Historian James Solomon Social Vice-President Paul E. Dahl Vice-President Kenneth Zwahlen Treasurer Elizabeth Jane Johnson Secretary 249 Marilyn Anderson Juanita Heflin Sherry Bradfield Viola Lillywhite Geraldlne Judd, Treasurer Myrna Peterson Velma Rice Ilia Mae Cook, President Katherine Opunui Volla Rose Barlocker, Vice Pres. Dorothy Reed Fern Lillywhite Lorna Livingston Mary Partridge Dorothy Bartels Shirley Ruppe lona May Snyder Dessie Hunt Karnna Reed Marjory Jane Eldredge Gladys Johnson Raola Hill Larine Ball Barbara Anne Kunzler Mi cljAKt tr 250 Joyce Dustln, Vice Pres. Charlofte Mullen Irene Thonnas Gloria Nichols Jean Allen Ann Dixon Anita Berge Pat Gillespie Lorraine Atkin Carolyn Anell Grace Hamblin Karol J. Payne Ella Lechtenbarg Barbara Dial Gayle Smith Lucille Jorgenson Vauna Heaten Helen Bushman Pauline Gines Janice Fillmore Darlene Brown Sarah Moser Lois Laney. President Mona Wright Winine Tillack Gayle Christenson Doreen Olsen, Secretary Genevieve Anderson Dora May Hemmert Margaret Hutchinson l)AKt CY 251 Peggy Wood Doris Echols Louis Jean Knaphus Janet Grimmett Gayle Bayach Lois Athay Joyce Lundgreen Fay Cook Vesta Davis Audrey Lee Helayce Hansen Lora Lee Marshall Joyce Bramwell Janice Heiser Elizabeth Larsen Barbara Watt Yvonne Erickson LaRue Holbrook Charlene Secrist Leila Taylor Mary Lind Irons Secretary Joyce Call Bonnie Jordan Rayna Gay Pace tau crjAht er 252 Arva Howell LdRane Nielson Opal Jean Thomas Lucretia Markham Kathleen Piatt Lois Hulchau Maile Perreira Dolores Loclchart Jean Stocic Vice-President Marie Sabin Mildred Taylor Leila Ogden Mae Marie Halladay Mary Anne Carter Janis Y. Diasdale Bonnie Lou Hancock Connie Decker Marilyn Peterson 1 , Molly Sieverts Rosemary Bean Olene Smith Barbara Chadwick President Mavis Stromberg Edith Little Doris Sunderland Tressie L. Marx Kathy Brown Anna E. Bushman Lucille Hulme Sylvia Rainwater Leona Sallm Barbara Ann Thompson 253 C M LuDene B. Campbell Dave Miles John L. Wilson, Secretary Blaine Quiqiey Paul Smith, Vlce-Pres. Milton G. Pace Robert C. Kelly Victor V. Bell Craig Solomon Lyie Tanner Jarhes Powell Homer W. Sfepp, Jr. Leonard O. Moore, President dmix cl)a,Kt er 254 c hi cl)AKt er Betty Jackson Mary Lou Schelff Patricia Brown Kitty Sue Barber Elaine Dalby Marilyn Tidwell Marlene Baker Margaret Alicia Lewis, Pres. Norma Kochever, Vice-Pres. Ruth Lewis Connie Harmsen Joyce Rooks Frances Bushman Phyllis Stoker Norinne Teuscher Verna Stokes iAA 255 S131 Ray Harris Levi W. Oveson. President Keith B. Schofield Charles S. Beutler Evan W. Hansen, Vice Pres. Lee R. Broderick Kenneth Karl Deilenbach Blaine Brimley Wallace Bruce Reed L. Tyler Burton Winters Lorin R. Todd IjAht er 256 L Marqene Yea+es Maxine McLaughlin Norma June Kirby Norma Tovey Maurine Pederson Dora Mauqhan Ellen Lindsay, President Opal Atwood Marian Hopkin Donna Nate Jo-Ann Lauritzen Kathryn Rich Marlene Bee Allen Pat Bischoff Marilyn Thomson Donna Mae Feulner Afton Passey, Secretary Vesta Gardner Rosemary Crowther Charlene Tueller Norma Tovey Clarine Putnam Ara Belllston, Vice Pres. Flora May Heaton Mary Kay Jackson Ksi cl)a,Kt er 257 Luzon Bringhurst Sarah Parker Mary Jane Marsden Sonia Anieso Patricia Pratt Kathleen Phillips Amelia Jane Cahoon Carol Chrlstensen UK, ; SUCK C l)AKt er K 1 7 ■ ' . TT M 9} H ft. Carolyn Jensen Joy Davis Joyce Gray Connie Joyce Theobald Donna Jean Simlcins Colleen Christensen Carrol Jeane Tuttle Dixie Almond Ha Jeane Haycock Luana Smith Marilyn Georges Vadine Niederhauser Kathleen Murdock Janyce Maxfield Adrienne Peterson 258 Jean Malnwright Doreen Nelson JoAnn Alexander Betty Hayes, President Lurlyn Preston Kathryn Cooley LaRee Sanders Lorraine Smith June Holbroolc Barbara Billings Dorothy Bishop Janice C. Wilson Joyce Sorensen Noreen Nelson Lola Nesse n Joyce A. Galbraith, Vice Pres, LaRee Goates Beverly Brown Maralyn Walsh D. Louise Barton June Miller LuAnn Merrill Donna Jean Peterson Shirley J. Dahl Marilyn Roundy Carnna Willardson Joyce Doerfler Lou Jean Compton Barbara Clapham 259 1 Fr ' WM Rex Smifh Derrel W. Judd, Vice President Don Carlos Adams Gene Sinclair Klaus J. Hanse i Clyde R. Neilsen Daniel Brown, President Dale Turner Sharon Dayton Merlin G. Paul Lewis K ' lulkay. Secretary Demsey Bernard Engle Howard A. Huffman John Robinson Warren Archer Niel H. Christensen Zane Lee delta cijAht CY 260 L.D.S. Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graves L.D.S. Sextette y L.D.S Sweetheart Marilyn Waish .VV ' l; 261 By serving fellowmen and mingling among members, Beta Pi, an honorary frat- ernity for returned lady missionaries, con- tinues to keep alive the spirit that perme- ates the LDS missionfields. Women repre- senting various fields furnish pictures, mu- sic, and explanations of people ' s customs in different sections of the world. Testimony meetings, temple excursions, and a Box Supper party are among the outstanding activities of this organization. Some func- tions are combined with Lambda Delta Sigma, Delta Phi, and the Tri Chapters of Beta Phi. UIa Ml QMI Norene Heslop Edna Green Afton RIgtrup Marjorie Toone Gladys Tippits Harriet Hamblln lone Lewis, President Thelma Davidson I Laura Johnson Meiva Rene Woodard Dorothy Crookston Marjorie Thompson Sarah Hoggan Rosalie Arave Irene Barr Melva Hale Carmen Bitter Dorothy Thompson, Vice President Lois I. Neilsen Barbara Campbell 262 6ocioil unit Provide development of social gra- ces . . . comradeship and fun in abun- dance . . . keen rivals In all things, yet outwardly the best of friends . . . sponsors of new help week . . . no- ted for hectic pledging, open houses, exchange parties, and invitationals. 263 Chris tries his hand with a water-filled balloon. No, they aren t real, but they provided entertainment at large. Popular marriage bureau in the background at- tracted many young lovers. Portraits drawn while you wait. Two hapless targets dodge flying wet sponges. 264 iniature horse-racing brought added est. Bev Boyack and Gerry Asplund prom- ise comers a great show inside. Advice to the lovelorn, marriage ceremonies, honeymoon trips, freak shows, movies — all this awaited students who attended the freshman carnival. Thirty-three booths were entered by various campus units for the Masquerade in Madness. These are only a few of the many attractions which caught the photographer ' s fancy. Pro- ceeds collected from the script that was sold for participation in booths went to the Y Bell Shrine fund. Cupid ' s Fancy seemed to especially attract the young couples. Penny-pitching was a popular favorite. 265 Shirley Allen Clara Jeanne Easton Tanya Ashworth Helen Archibald Mary Anne Sorensen Karnna Rae Jackson Connie Bartlett Jerrle Smith Kathleen Larsen Birdene Terry Claire Overfelt Ann Greta Ballif Connie Cameron Carolyn Bagley Jan Vreeland Nelda Stewart Jo Oveson Lila Jameson Leia Wing Joanne Stringham Jean Louise Crandall Althea Sylvester Betsy Sears. President Marilyn Bradshaw Gail Farrar Lucille Kinnison Marilyn Stapley Marilyn Norton Loye Allred Rose LaRae Lott The successful Invitational, dinner dan- ces, canyon parties, exchanges, and cultural meetings held by Octo Sorosis Trovata commenced In 1920. O. S., whose members hold many studentbody offices and are active in school affairs, stages an annual Honor Banquet which honors the scholastic achievements of its members. This year the girls furnished entertainment and re- freshments for the men in the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake as part of the unit ' s program of service to all their fellow men. 266 c. s. ircvAiiX Dorofhy Doyle Idella Udall Dawn Baker Janice Anderson Wanita Plnegar Shirley Crowther Ina Lavon Brown Anna Lou Miller Beulah Field Donna Rudd Selma Shaw 267 Arlene Watkins Connie Jensen Lois Conger Elaine Engstrom, President Lu Ann Merrill Dawn Terry Lois Peterson Violate Myers Barbara Clark Camille Johnson Betty Anr Green Annette Wood Dixie Ann Mechana Louise Marsden Phyllis Nixon ccsIa f e 268 Donna Stapley Sladie Nixon, Vice President Joyce Pofter Frances H. Rogers Margret Doxey Colleen King Lo Rene Hardy Joan Ellen McCance Diane Burgi ;etty Hayes talphena Taylor 7eneva Call The Flaming Fifties was an afdent year for Cesta Tie. The group contributed generously to the season with its Arc de Trlumphe, prize-winning Homecoming float, and its Mystical Interlude Invi- tational of the winter quarter. To add to the activities the annual dinner dance and the canyon party are held during the spring quarter. Prominent Cestas were Geneva Call, Belle of the Y. and Betty Hatch, 1st Attendant to the Banyan Queen. 269 Lois Ray Eileen Schipper Marcia Strlngham Emmanell Vieira Marilyn Richmond Jane Bullock Margie Gay Driggs Diane Dunford Madelyn Wootton Pat Peterson Janice Taylor Marilyn Miller Nancy Edgerton Nadine Davies Dixie Taylor Peggy Wood Carmela Tanner, Secretary Jewell Cloward Carolyn James Joyce Brockbank Gerl Tucker Janice Tliorne Carol Clark Pearlyne Crowley VAL KdYK 270 Barbara Chadwicic Lynn Bates Colleen Knight Darlene Harris As illustrated by the successful Vaude- ville Assembly, the Fete Dansante In- vitational, and the Installation Banquet of Yellow Roses, Val Norn is an active unit on campus. The studentbody vice presi- dent, the White Key president, the Sopho- more Loan Fund Ball Queen, the Home- coming attendant, and an Honor Council member are among the many girls who hold She flies with her own wings, as their motto. During fall and winter quarters the Val Norns participated in the Homecoming activities and the Christmas Drive, while the Songfest monopolized the girls time in the Spring. LaVonne Thomander, President Geraldine Thorne Barbara Smith Carolyn Edwards Elizabeth Martini Marian Tebbs Gayle Walton Trilby Packard Ann Whiting, Vice President Olene Snnith Phyllis Winkler Lucille Green 271 Marian Englestead Merldee Moyle Lily Y. Higa Renae Ottley Betty Page Alice Akita Geraldine Grix Emma Gene Hatch Ardena Beclc. Vice President Mary Sewell Barbara Gillette Eleanor Kondo Irene Soderquist Anna Bushman Virginia Crandall Marilyn Anderson, President Renee THacleray Madeline Hyde Jilene Peterson Sally Jean Harman Amice Fidelas Ami — the purpose of this mot+o is to create a closer friendship be- tween Fidelas members. This year the ac- tive group staged an outstanding Christmas Ball before a huge open fire at the Provo Country Club and a Saint Valentine ' s In- vitational that featured cupids and hearts. Leading the notable program of activities are the exquisite dinner dance, canyon party, and a farewell breakfast for grad- uating seniors and old officers. 272 Ruby Jones Phyllis Kearl Nancy Pond Marcene Kelsey Merlene Roylance Phyllis Christensen Margaret Rankers Margaret Hennis Kathy Latimer Jacqule Campbell Wanda Wood 273 Carolyn Cox Joanne Corbett Marilyn Jensen Maralyn Ballif. President Frances Reed Jean Wac hsmuth Bonnie Davis Shirlee Klllpact Mary Lou Schenk Lillias Ann Tanner Carole Christensen Joyce Snarr Marilyn Morrill Iris Biqier Marva Jorgensen Maxine Telford Lou Rita Mattlce Sybil Lannoreaux Pat Thonnas Phyllis Fox, Vice President Phyllis Smith Mauree L. Earl Mary Pat Langlois Margaret Affleck Gwen Chase Nelda Clarlc Marcia Jorgensen Joan LeSueur tj ka,l Unique originality in social events and the friendliest of relations possible charac- terize To Kaion. Although organized only four years ago, Tok members who seek beauty in all things boast one of the larg- est groups on campus. Members participate Q yi in school committees, publications, and honorary organizations and this year pro- duced a finalist trio at Homecoming. A spring dinner dance and an outstanding In- vitational, Up In Central Park, complete with park benches, swings, and a handsome cab culminated a successful vear. 274 Mary Lois Bolingbrolce Alba Lufkin Annette Brunt Lucille Rowe Dorene Boyle Margorie Anderson Joan Whittle Derilys Rowe Ellen Walker Ronaine James Barbara Stockdale Betsy Robinson Dorothy Austin Margaret Bigler Helen Swan June Peterson Sally Madsen Ariene Fernley Dot White Viola Schenk AM 275 aHo, mitrA Alta Mitra is newly organized to create true and ever lasting friendship between its members and to further the activity of the university. Events of the year include a Thanksgiving dinner, an invitational, a canyon party, and a barn dance. IL o w- I M Eunice Brambilla Kate McGu re Patsy Pace Shirley Farr ngton Larae Balrd Vice Pres deni Shirley Lou Turner President Virginia Joost 276 Jeanne Anderson, Secretary Nancy Sego Jeanine Thurber Verna Stokes PhylKs Stokes Betty Lou Rees, Vice President Donna Nelson Lou Ann Peterson Barbara Clapman Laura Fillmore Elizabeth Jane Johnson Jean Black Leola Bagley Shirlene Reynolds Margaret Anderson Bonnie Black Alice Velbourne Yvonne Young LaVieve Thomas Joyce Jex, Presl( Elaine Dalley a,mA j l)i Beginning four years ago, Ami Phi strives to be considered the friendly unit on campus. To achieve this goal each mem- ber of the group uses the friendly hello to good advantage and uses the motto of: A man that hath friends must show him- self friendly. This group, recognized by their white sweaters with red handshake emblems, reached 200% participation dur- ing the Christmas Drive. Spirituality, loyal- ty, and the love of one ' s fellow men are included in the unit ' s ideals. 277 Nautilus of NLU, who have as their theme the chambered nautilus, this year had mem- bers who occupied the positions of student- body secretary, AWS prexy, Homecoming Queen, Delta Phi Dream Girl, and sopho- more, junior, and senior class officers. Carrying their ideals of friendliness, scholas- tic ability, school service, and fun into 1951-52, the NL ' s sponsored a prize win- ning Homecoming float, a wistful Invita- tional in the City and County Building, and the awarding of a scholarship to an out- standing freshman girl. To climax the year ' s activities, an enchanting formal dinner dance was held in the spring. ■Ik .J lAH i Joanna Hobbs Royiance Spratling i Janice Garrett Ann Nielson Jennie Merchant Jackie Hansen, Vice President Carol Linford Joyce Brooks M Jenny Stayner Lila Bowers 1 JoAnne Milligan Bliss Larsen Marolyn Taylor Naomi Bangerter Lynne J eppson Dorthene Beck Myrne Green Carolyn Taylor Lorraine Greenwood Arlene Dunn til KAUUiUS 278 Colleen Harris Sue Nelson Kathryn Tut+le LaVonna Guynnon Beverly Miller, President Anna Julia Hoyt Kathryn Melville Byrdie Thomas Helen Salerno Connie Robinson Audrey Dotson Arthel! Wllltins Carol Dawn Kropf Cherie Marcil, Secretary Afton Ash Jacqueline Taylor Ferol Holman Lois Sellers Marilyn Bennlon Mary Carol Hall Ruth Ellen May Nadlne Monson Marilyn Frame LaRue Ocltey Lou Jeanne Bowen Gerrie Anderson Elaine Fetscher Rosemary Badger Norma Bullock Rogene B. Huish 279 l( 5 Carol Dunford, Vice Pres ident Glenna Jones M Colette Green c Barbara Monroe Barbara Goates I Marbra Coles ' A Carol Beclcstrand Ruth Wilde Joyce Bramwell I I Audrey l-arnshai ' fi Carlene Carter Nina Leishman Rhea Pope m Carol Obert I Shari Simmons Barbara Nicholson Myrle Smith Joann Jameson Shirlene Melton Suzanne Harkans Darlene Bassetti, Secretal Joan Taylor r Ruth Christensen Virginia Nielson Cami Los, a new women ' s unit on cam- pus, works not for personal glory, but for the good of all. Each letter in the name represents the beginning letter of a flower and suggests an attribute of the ideal girl. A post Prom party, a slumber party, exchange parties, and a dinner dance fill the social calendar. Displaying the colors of pink and white, the girls follow the ideals of humility, lasting friendship, love, and truthfulness. 280 Alcyone girls ' ideals are high as stars, yet they ever aspire to reach them. As one of the new social units on campus, formed as a result of the Inter-Organiza- tional Council ' s decision to create more and smaller units, the group endeavors to cultivate virtue, friendship, spirituality, beauty, and knowledge. Winning honor- able mention in the AWS Vaudeville Show, winning the Roaring Pep Rally Cup, and sponsoring this year ' s Au Revoir Dance shows proof of the new unit ' s activity. Donnetta DeHaan Naomi Bus sing Roberta NIelson Jan Bingham Myrle Barney Elizabeth Martini Jacquie Little Beverly Hamilton Roylance Spratling Barbara Deigaard Gloria Belle Russell Karen Diane Butters Carrol Larson Lucille Rowe Beverly Ross Margie Atwood Birdene Terry Bernadine Clark Jean Kasparel Marilyn Barton, President 0,1 ciiJKe Adrienne Brown Claudette Erilcsen Marthalene Anderson, Secretary LaPrele Badouin 281 n ve ha, Ri Veda, one of the three new women ' s social units, began their activities with a slumber party. An elaborate dinner dance, held in Salt Lake City ' s Hotel Utah Star- lite Gardens, added another activity to the calendar of events. Ri Veda means: The gaining of knowledge in all fields. The girls aim to achieve this motto through unity. Members include a freshman AWS Council member, Attendent to Snow Queen, Song Leaders, and several Cougar- ettes. Velna Black Joan Massey Joyce Davis Verna Atkinson Mary Joan Bayles Betty Allen. Vice President Alice Erickson Valene Bradshaw Sharlene Bjarnson Flora Lee Maxfield Donna Seely Marl-Lynn Marcll, President Ganae Haacke Rosennary Grow Marilyn Ward GeorgAnna May Margeno HIbbert Marlon Gunn Anna Dean Taylor Marlene Qulnn, Secretary Sharon Parkinson Evelyn Hancock Sally Saunders Vivian Morin Beverly Baker 282 Deon Bleslnger Helen Ash Reva Clark LaMoyne Ashton Rosemary Grow Lou Jean Choules Marilyn Davies Janice Remington Jerrolynn Lewis Carolyn Cook Julia Braberq Pat Steimie Lucinda Hill Carol Siddoway Grace Ostler Leota Baird LaRayne Peterson JoAnrv Phillips Geraldlne Johnson Burlens Covington Norma Seely 283 Tauslg members s+rive for originality and objectiveness in all their functions and activities. Proof of this is evident in the climaxing party of the year, the Tausig Topper v ith its French atmosphere and gay costumes. Standards of intelligence, integrity, and industriousness influence the members toward brotherhood, while ath- letic improvement is attempted through intramural sports. Social Exchanges, a for- mal dinner dance, a Christmas Dance, and an Invitational fill Tausig ' s exciting social bulletin. James Rasband Lynn Slaugh Blaine Black Earl Booth, Vice Pres dent Dick P usey Stan Ell sworth Larry Haynie Tom Morley Richard Haynie 284 Dayle Thomas Bob Holtzer Quentin Woolley, President George Hyde Daniel Allen, Secretary Marcus SIgmon Jim Pollock Don Lundberg Deon Greer Glen Hales 285 William H. Tooke, Vice President Nick Matilian Grant Tingey Thomas H. Johnson Harold Tanner Ron Ericlcson Robert Robertson Dewey Brundaqe William Chesley James Solomon Will Toibert, President George Tsalaky. Secretary Don Montgomery Ron Gagon Wilford Smith 286 Kenneth Toone Dick Tucker Wayne Orton Chuck Summerhaye Max Sewell Charles Montgomery Bud Bohne Owen Skousen Ronald Stoops Gene Shoemaker Tad Hideshima Lee Davis Lewis Kochevar Richard Lee Tooke Wayne Jenkins temKUr Fellowship, scholarship, brotherhood, and cooperation depict Knight Templar ' s goals. Through Intramural sports, the unit offers opportunity for athletic participation of which the Templars are proud. Templars stage numerous social Exchanges and pre- sent a unique Water Front Costume Dance with Val Norn. The main event of the fraternity is the annual dinner dance which is held at Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City. Ending the year enthusiastically, the Tem- plars deplete their treasury funds with a stag party. 287 Banding together in good fellowship and service to their fellow men, the time- honored Vikings hold a bond of friendship and loyalty to each other, the church, and the school. Vikes are active in student government and service organizations while adding their part to the spirit and goals of the university. In a hallowed traditional ceremony, the group chooses and greets a Viking Sweetheart. By this choice the valuable reputation of the Vikings Is con- tinued from year to year. IhHlttM ik Sherman Sheffield Jack Roberts Bob Ensign Bruce Taylor Bill Beazer Pat Pomeroy Jerry Sargent John Hansen Kay Moon Keith Larsen Dale RIchey, VicePresident Darcy Clawson Jack Clawson Don Van Slooten John Jeppson, President Merlin Baler Barry Thompson Max Graehl Howard Gonzales Stan Jenkins Archie Jensen Bruce Dyer Stuart Carron Keith Peterson Don Adams 288 Dave Clark Andy Douglass Gordon Taylor, Secretary Clyde Tucker Bill SIcousen Homer Jensen Robert Westover Ford Paulson Kay Tocham Jerry Ensign Merle Allen Reed Davis Duane Miles Burnell Cordner Ron Salisbury Dick Firth Jalce Hannblln Leiand Smith Gary Jenkins Delmar Davis Verl Mecham Merwin Stewart Ross Carter Keith Hayes Richard Mclntire ' J iii UEI I Mki vlklni C 289 Val Hyric secured several new trophies this year by capturing the Snow Carnival sweepstakes, the Homecoming float top honors, the AMS Smokeless Smoker, and the intramural tennis prize. Besides waking the girl ' s dorm with joyous singing at mid- night hours, the VH ' s sailed through a big ship wreck party held in the showboat on the lake and sponsored numerous ex- change parties. A turkey dinner in Keeley ' s dining room marked the unit ' s Open House and gobbles of fun. Larry Whetten, Vice President Chuck Tijrner Hal Kindred Dale Farrer Keith Matthews Lee Whitehead Hartley Fredrickson Bob Gilliland Bart DeGraw, Secretary Berry Wasden Dick Rowberry Reed Call Jerry Forsling Ned Brown Darre! Crawford Robert Clayton Bob Livingston Bob McKelvey Richard Alder Paul Warren I I 290 Monte HIclcenlooper J. D. Boren Jay Lund Glen Garrett Preston Horsley Leonard Harman Gene Campbell Robert Platts Ken Howard Claude Thomas Keith West I V(X I nc 291 Fred Money, President Myron Walker Ted Money Bill Perry Ross Davis Wally Hunt Bill Gallagher Boyd Whipple Robert Holley Bob Fronne Boyd Bitten, Secretary Don Shirts Earl Lelegren Boyd Lake, Vice President Wayne Clart Myron Jensen James Mathis Byron Strawn Slen Hale Frank Blair Leo Stratford Richard Ashby Roy Lea Roland Stratford Gene Richards ii.i% C ' o a 292 William Werrett Ned Miller Jay Farris Stan Schlndler Jerry McAffee Norman Hopkins John Robertson Paul Phelps Bob Chrlstensen Dick Potts Clair McKee Ooyle Shields BRIGADIERS The Brigadiers began their traditional campus activities in 1926. For the past four years they have captured a prize in the Homecoming parade, and last year they earned the intramural sports av ard. Members of this fraternity include both studentbody business managers, the Banyan Ball chairman, the senior class president, and the Banyan business manager. Activi- ties include a Bowery Brawl costume dance, a dinner dance, and a canyon event. 293 Since 1917 when twelve World War I veterans organized the Goldbrickers, con- tinuous activity has designated them the oldest social organization on campus. Many of today ' s members are sons of former Brickers who now look back with pleasure to happy, purposeful years spent at BYU. The annual dinner dance, Alumni hiome- coming Banquet, Brlcker-Tausig Week, and fabled Bricker hiaven have preserved rich tradition of clean fellowship cherished by thousands who have worn Bricker ' s shields. Joe Allen Val Strlngfellow Ted Baer Hank Stevens Ken Perry Chucic Lomax Darrell Call Ray Chrlstensen Richard Devey Roy Chrlstensen John Chrlstensen Kent Chrlstensen VYick CY 294 Ralph Prusse Sfeve Seastrand Malm Perry, President M. Gene Oveson Dave Folkman Norm Ellertson Don Wadsworth Fred Dixon Morris Jackman, Vice President Hal Dunford John Taylor Wes Craig H Dick Huish Dave Taylor Farrell McKinney S Larry Crandall Dicic Hawley Phil Snelgrove, Secreta mM 295 11 Don Rambling John McCabe DeVere Brough Blaine Cartwright, Secretary Brad Powell Garth Uibel Roy Barton i It is evident that the Gamma Taus are active when a big G T is stomped in the snow on Y mountain, and their annual musical workshop stages a successful hit. The unit held an Invitational in the City and County Building, a dinner dance dur- ing spring quarter, and numerous Exchang- es with Fidelas, Cesta Tie, and Lambda Delta Sigma. The Dig For Duds costume dance, an annual affair of the organization proves equally exciting each year. 296 Ll I Lee Morgan Dale Ream R. C. Urice, President Wayne Kleinman Roy Staples June Harison Jim Logan Don Spurrier Courtney Anderson Boyd Wheelwright Reid Fillmore Ronald Dye Dale Shumway DeVon Fife Fred Adams Gene Hanson Marvin Morris Dennis Ward Ted Johnson Ronald Frazier Rick Sweet 297 The Athenian Social Unit, established in January as a result of the necessity for more and smaller units, is now active in Invitationals and Exchanges for its mem- bers. Boasting principles of honor, integ- rity, brotherhood, and spirituality, the Ath- enians are rapidly taking an equal position with the other units on campus. Atlj eniAK Mkmhmm Marion Probert Jack Davis Scott Fisher, President Roger White John Weber Mel Smith Sterling Ellsworth Bob Clarice Bob Harper Kit Tucker, Vice President Jack Hemmart Homer Quinten Serry Turner Bob Bills Paul Kochevar DeRay Eyre Keith Price Bob Keysor Gary Williamson Kirk Hart Merle Hawkley Lloyd McAferty Louis Hunter John Ellsworth, Secretary Bill Schulti 298 By helping and believing in others, the Saxons learn to believe in themselves. This group, newly organized in January, displays as their emblem the Falcon Head imposed on the Saxon Triad and follows this motto by Tennyson: My strength is as the strength of ten because my heart is pure. The group follows the three-fold virtues of manliness, honesty, and outspokenness and presents exchanges, canyon parties, skating parties, and dinner dances. Gaylen Cox Dallin Gardner Marvin Drake, Vice President Blaine Webb Bob Batennan David Jensen Glen Wlllianns, Vice President Kent Hogan Marion Davidson Lee Tobler Leonard Duggar, President Steve Crofts Hal Jensen James Rutter Neil Jensen, Secretary Thayle Denny Dick Wells Elmo Matthews Gordon Bischoff Ross Lloyd Glenn Pace ■i f if : Pi saxan 299 ■■ nrsi p ? V % vt M ■ ' . ' : ' m i mm ' ' •I ' V EVfJjr m ' :riAi m%. ' ■P: - Wr r ! 25 .«- w.ifcaj-  vr-. ' Nf . 8 1 P •: •• ' i ? ' . AikU ! ' (•« ::4 .,M 1 ■A4 1 ' ; ' d Hi -  v ,a iA! J r l Ti It 6C i )(kll Gridiron hopes were kindled anew by the unexpected suc- cess of tfte Cougars this season. With consistency not govern- ing the team ' s show of power and scoring, the Cats rolled to a 6-3-1 record, the best in years. Traveling as usual, proved the biggest opponent to the team as all three losses were to conference rivals in out-of-town games. The role of underdog seemed salt to the wounds of the Cougar ego; as fans cheered on to new upsets on the gridiron. Increased attendance and spirited student support indicated the approval and enthusiasm of Cougar supporters to a re- juvenated football machine. In three pre-season tilts at home the Cougars gave notice of their renewed confidence and grid finesse. An improved line showed up well and the backs rolled off long gains against weaker opponents. Idaho State fell 27-7; Western State crumbled in turn 67-7; and in the third Hawaii University bowed 20-7. Robert Hamblin tries for an end run as team- mates Walt Smit and Mel Nielsen successfully clear the way. 302 SCOREBOARD Opponent BYU Idaho State 7 27 Western State 7 60 Hawaii 7 20 Utah 7 6 Wyoming 20 20 Denver 56 6 Colorado A. M. 19 21 Utah State 27 28 New Mexico 34 Pepperdine 20 Utah State scores as Gary Pax- man and Udell Westover try for an interception. Left to right: Dave Crowton, Freshmen Coach; Bob Bunker, End Coach; Chick Attinson, Head Coach; Reed Nilsen, Line Coach. 303 The Utah Redskins 6ked out « one point victory to clinnax a, stirring bitterly fought contest. Cougar fans left voWIng an often-cried wait till next year. In the Cat ' s best game of the year, they held a powerful Cowboy crew to a 20-20 deadlock at Laramie, only to bow humbly §6-6 fd vDenver a week later. ,,;,„;« Ray Oliverson gets in the clear and heads for a touchdown. Robert Hamblin completes another en d run. Team- mate Keith Matthews helps with a block. 304 John Paulson Wayne Bird Bob Whi+alcer Dick Toolce George Bowman Dewey Brundage Udell Westover Bob Flaherty Lavon Satterfield Larry Hancock Darrell Doney Bob Earp Roy Boulter Hal Cunningham Gary Paxman Sonny Bray Tom Burn intercepts a pass — Satterfield watches ■from distance. Ray Oiiverso ' n carries the ball for another first down. 305 The largest homecoming crowd in years thrilled to a polished confident Cat crew that knocked Colorado A. M. out of the conference leadership. We ran and blocked well to outlast the determined Rams 20-19 and to climax a wonderful home- coming day for thousands of alumni. Bob Hamblin Wendell Egbert Owen Skousen Bob Karpowitr Lewis Kochevar Bob Bills Keith Matthews Joe Martinez Lowell Madsen Mel Nielson Marion Probert Max Tolbert DeRay Eyre Jay Ballif Warren Kimball Ray Oliverson Walt Smith 306 Bob Karpowitz completes a place icicle as Gary Paxman holds the pigskin. •Hv- - ■ ' The Old Wagon Wheel stayed in Coug- arville as a result of the never-to-be-forgotten ' 51 game. Trailing by six points with less than a minute left in the contest, Satterfield scored on a quarterback sneak on fourth down to tie it up and Karpowitz converted to cinch the victory. Bob Bills goes down under a barrage of Aggies while attempt- ing an end run. Another touchdown is scored as unidentified player leaps across goal line. 307 With the Cats riding high after two close victories over the Aggie team, the Lobos upset and blanked us 34-0. To the surprise of all, we dropped Pepperdine 20-0 as Ray Oliverson ran wild and scored all three touch- downs. Ray Oliverson attempts an off- tackle play. 308 Gary Paxman, wifh the ball, goes down under an end run tackle. YCS First row, left to right: Drew Shumway, Lynn Fraser, Terry Smith, Howard Snow, Harry Weenig, DeVerl Peter- son, Ross McDonald, Lee Stratford, Floyd Meldrum, Bill Hiatt. Second row: Bob Fillmore, Norm Slaymalcer, Clinton Taylor, Henry West, Ray Perry, Max EIridge, Paul Slater, Bob Stech, Sammy Johnson, John Robinson. Third row: Bill Nical, Jerry Lindburg, Richard An- derson, Richard Felt, Richard Heaps, Lament Cosgrove, Don Whatcott, Don Mower, Gene Richards, Coach Dave Crowton. 309 l)Askctl a,ll Harold Christensen drops one in from the corner as Loren Dunn prepares to follow through. Several outstanding pre-season bas- ketball games were on the schedule for the BYU Cougars and included a barn- storming tour of the east and a Sugar Bowl tourney as well as other non-con- ference games which were played in Provo. On the roster of opponents were such outstanding teams as St. John ' s of Brooklyn, Kentucky, Niagara, Hamline, and Santa Clara. The Santa Clara affair came off while most students had left school for the holidays. The two-night spree fin- ished as a double victory for the Y quintet and completed their list of pre- season meets. After being dumped twice by the Cougars, the Santa Clara Broncos went on to win most of their regular season games and entered the western-division finals of the NCAA tourney where they turned back their two opponents, including Wyoming and then entered the final NCAA playoffs where they were beaten. Unidentified B. Y. player lays one up. Joe Richey and Jerry Romney breathlessly await the outcome. 310 Jerry Romney, Guard Stan Gleave. Guard Noil Stevens, Forward Harold Christensen, Guard Joe Richey, Forward Van Burgees. Guard Tom Karren, Forward Lorln Dunn, Center Don Davis, Guard Boyd Jarman, Center Leon Heaps, Guard Sherm Crump, Guard Nick Matelian, Center John Taylor, Forward Dean Larsen, Forward Coach Stan Watts SCOREBOARD « BYU Opponent BYU Opponent 68 Arizona 62 68 Colorado A. .M 47 62 Hannline 72 59 Denver 53 52 St. Johns 66 72 New Mexico 49 53 Niagara 48 40 Utah State 57 58 Syracuse 63 48 Utah 51 58 Tdedo 57 50 Montana 47 64 Santa Clara 59 69 Utah State 67 66 Santa Clara 61 43 Wyoming 48 64 Kentucky 84 90 New Mexico 61 58 Villa nova 72 75 Colorado A. M. 65 55 Denver 5! 49 Wyoming 55 80 Montana 56 50 Utah 61 311 Joe Richey drives in for a layup. Boyd Jarman and Harold Christensen stand by ready +o assist. Nick Mateljan tips in one of his fannous follow-ups. Joe Richey and Chris assist. The Ranis from Fort Collins could not keep pace with the surging Cats when the two basketball teams met in battle. Both the Provo contest and the Fort Collins affair finished with the Rams going down in defeat at the hands of the Y squad and both clashes were won by sizeable margins. All games played in the Y fieldhouse were well attended and the A M go was no exception. The Rams finished the season next to the cellar riding New Mexico Lobos. 312 Denver ' s Pioneers had the honor of being the first Skyline team to face the BYU Cougars in their new fieldhouse and also went on record as the first conference loser in the new structure. Hannpered by the loss of two of their top team members, the Pioneers failed to come up to pre-season expectations as they lost more than half of their games. When they hit the Y court, they put on a good fast ball game and kept the fans on the edge of their seats throughout most of the contest. In the last three minutes, when the Cats went into a stalling act, the frantic Denverites did everything in their power to gain control of the ball, but in vain. The Cats won both Pioneer games. The Pioneers finished their sea- son in sixth place in the league ahead of Colorado A. M. and New Mexico. Boyd Jarman demonstrates his bankboard control on this one. Harold Christensen breaks through to dunk a jump shot. Chris looks a bit worried as the Pioneers close in from all sides. 313 Harold Christensen fakes a pass and drives around. During the week preceding the first meeting of the Cats and the Aggies contest, the Cougars found themselves in a tough position. Most of Coach Watts lads were suffering from the flu and several had missed practice for the whole week. When they took the floor against the Utah Staters, they were very obviously not the same team that had been playing such fast sparkling ball. Needless to say, the Aggies rolled over the hapless Cats, but not before the Y Boys gave fhe game all they had. When the Farmer contingent visited the Y fieldhouse, it was a different story as both teams were out to add another win to their record. The scoring lead changed hands frequently, but in the final frame, the revengeful Cougars topped the hard-driving Starters and won the game by a small margin. Utah State was the only team to win a con- ference game from the Wyoming Cow- boys this season and they finished their season in a tie with BYU for second place. Joe Richey racks up two more points with a side jump shot. 314 Joe Richey drives through for a quick field goal. Joe Richey tries for another hook shot. Joe Richey seems to be bottled up but the show must go on. The age-old feud between Utah and BYU found both schools priming for their two meetings as though they were getting ready for a national tourn- ey. Both games came late in the season with the first contest being played in the Y fieldhouse. From the opening whistle, the fans saw a fast and exciting ball game which never lagged or cooled off. Going into the last quarter, the Cougars were trailing by quite a margin, but Joe Richey went on a sensa- tional shooting spree in the waning moments to bring the Pumas to within three points of the Utes. That is where the score ended. The second tilt was the final game of the season for the Cougar quint. Having lost the race for the conference crown, the Watts coached boys did not have their usual spark when they faced the spite- ful Redmen. Although the Utes copped both ca- saba duels from the Cats, both games were enter- taining and pitted two top teams in heated battle. 315 With several lettermen returning and plenty of top talent, Coach Ev Shelton ' s Wyoming Cowboy basketball teann was picked as a top contender for the con- ference crown and these predictions proved to be well founded. The Cougar-Cowboy gannes nnatched a well-seasoned squad of top ball play- ers against a crew of young and m ostly untried players of comparable ability. The Pokes height and experience gave them an edge in these two contests, but the Cougars battled with determination and gave a good account of themselves on both occasions. Wyoming won the Skyline title with a record of thirteen wins and one loss, thereby winning a berth in the NCAA western-division playoffs in Corvallis, Oregon. erry Romney sees tough going ahead. Harold Christensen and Boyd Jarman stand by to assist. Jerry Romney is in the air for another hook shot. 316 Jerry Romney has his eye set for the basket on another jump shot. Beginning their first sea- son as a mennber school in the Skyline Eight conference, the Montana Grizzlies were somewhat of a question mark as to basketball strength when the season first started. Coming to Provo for their first mee ting with the Cats, they put plenty of fight into the con- test but failed to threaten the lead held by the Ysters through- out the entire scramble. After the season was well underway, the Grizzlies played several consecu- tive games on their own court and walked away with nearly all of them. The Y game was the exception as the second game was a duplicate of the first. As a result of their last-of-the-sea- son surge, Montana finished the sea- son in fifth place behind Utah, Utah State, BYU and Wyoming. Nick Mateljan seems to be fenced in for the moment. 317 Left to right: Coach Bob Bunker, Johnny Fought, Rob- ert Miner, Warren Buoy, Neil Stevens, Morris Peterson, Bruce Scholer, Stan Collins, Ralph Bonham, Van Burgess, Dave Evans, Jannes Dodd, Ronnie Kump. Eddie Kimball Director of Athletics 318 Rod Kimball Trainer wrestlini Inexperienced as a Freshman club, Coach Reed Nllsen s wrestling feam gained experience through rugged Inter-col- legiate competition with U. of U., U. of Wyoming, and Colo- rado State. Benny Jordan, returned Senior letterman, and Phil Rawlins, a Junior, ranked high in upper class competition, while the re- maining Freshman and Sophomore members acquired greater training and biceps In preparation for next year ' s matches. Front row, left to right: Harold Cunningham, Delbert Otiyer, Mark Hafen, Coach Reed Nllsen. Back row: Arnold Wilson, Robert Steck. Benny Jordan, Daryl Green, Phil Rollins. 319 Of major Interest to B.Y.U. nen, especially during spring and summer quarters, golf ranks h? :fn Inter-colleglate competition and promotes professional training tender the direction of Coach Fred A. Dixon, potential golfers: ned the basic techniques for correct timing and precision in t fs fi|ipular sport favorite. Coach Fred Dixon. Golf lovers Bruce Scholer, Robert Minier, Don Davis, Karl Tuck- er, and Reed Boshard take advantage of the cool and spacious golf greens. Right: Dick Tooke tries his hand at this popular sport. 320 W Udell Westover prepares for a quick run to first. l)Asel)a,ll With Wayne Bird at bat, Mario Bowen doesn ' t exactly play catch with the pitcher. 1st Row: left to right: Tom Dell ' Aria, Owen Skousen, Glendon Jewkes, Stan Gleave, Gary Johnson, Wayne Bird, Mickie Eggertson, Bruce Bills, Darrel Crawford, Carl Tucker. 2nd Row: Ray Lish, Charles Mills, Larry Bean, John Whatcott, Steve Seastrand, Morris Jackman, Paul Belliston, Lavon Satterfield, Don Griffith. 3rd Row: Udell Westover, Gary Jenkins, Irving Baxter, John Fought, Milt Snneadley, Lynn Foster, Mario Bowen, Dewey Brundage, and Coach David M. Crowton. Sports-nninded baseball fans topped all previous records with a turnout of over 95 eager B.Y.U. classmen in the stiff final team try-outs this spring. A full game schedule was reported by Coach Crowton as pre-season practice proved well under way for conference playoff competition. 321 tennis When the first signs of spring finally arrived, tennis enthusiasts cleaned the dust and cobwebs from their racquets, donned shorts and T-shirts, and set out for vigorous tennis practices. Those who showed promise of competing in various inter-collegiate matches devoted extra time to keeping trim and alert in preparation for ap- proaching conference meets. B.Y.U. ' s conference team boasted the return of several lettermen, who, in a friendly spirit of sportsmanship, de- cided to bring home the bacon. . «blK.liKi. ' .iZ. Varsity team, left to right: Paul Salisbury, Lamar Rawlings, Charles Fromberg, Dick Moody, Judd Flowers, Dick Boyle, Dean Larsen, Harold Christensen. Junior varsity team, left to right: Bob Rowe, Richard Calder, Fred Dixon, Allan Gomez, Stephen Mahoney, Harold Fox, Grant Stevenson. 322 Steady tennis workouts develop aptitude and basic techniques. Tennis courts fascinate not only competing teams, but also furnish students with a place to enjoy this sport favorite. ' ( 3 Accurate strokes require split-second timing and a close observation of the ball, as Paul Salis- bury races across the court to make a swift over- head volley. ' 4 323 Pole vaulters: Ridiard White, Terry Smith, and Bunky Arnold. Spirits high, sprinters Richard Chipman, Jerry Cowley, Eran Call, Morgan Thomas, and Richard Fuenning get set for a timed dash. Top: Star hurdlers and discus throwers Gary Pax- Bottom: Members of the quarter-mile 440 man, Tom Burr, Richard Waite, Dean Alger, Darreil club are, front row, left to right: Maeser Broad- Donney, Gene Taylor, and Bob Keysor, during one head. Reed Langlois, John Wible. of their calmer rest-periods. o, n-.,, , , Back row: Keid Howes and Gordon Teeples. 324 Clarence F. Robison Head Track Coach track Half-mile runners in the 880 group include Bob Batennan, Gor- don Flygare, and Paul Ashton. A late spring prevented an early start on the quarter ' s track activities, but run-offs were conveniently held in the fieldhouse until warmer days approached. B.y.U. teanrss participated in exciting in- vitational and conlerence meets, and were hosts at a campus high school junior college meet In April. Special credit for record-breaking honors goes to: Ralph Bonham from Pomona for High Jump; Raymond Brown from Cedar City for the 440 ; Richard Fuenning from Phoenix, who captured National Junior Col- lege sprints title; and Louis Chatterly from Kanab for Pole Vault. Out for a photo finish are tracksters Tom Burr, Jerry Cowley. Eran Call, etc. Distance competition form left to right, bottom row: Pete Witbeck, Wayne Lundell, Phil Cooper, Thyrele Robertson. Top: Don Adams, Acca Robi- son, Larry Smith, and Ramon Black. 325 ihtYAmuYAl fcdoAll Fall Intramurals were heartily welcomed as students participated in a well-planned program including handball, squash, badminton, volleyball, and baseball. The Vikes started the year off right with a double victory in touch-football and tennis Social Unit Competition. The Brigadiers were mighty proud of their coveted and well-earned title; Social Unit Champs. In the spring, intramurals included Softball, swimming, track, and tennis, and once again the social unit champs were out competing for high honors. Left to right, front row: Howard Gonzales, Gordon Taylor, Bruce Dyer, Ron Salis- bury, Gary Jenkins. Back row: Merwin Stewart, John Jeppson, Pat Pomeroy, John Hansen, Don Murphy, Ross Carter. L- 326 During the winter the sportlight fo- cused on intramural basketball, and so- cial unit competition produced results as the Y oming Club edged out a close victory over the Brigadiers to win the basketball intramural champs title. Left to right, 1st row: Dan L. Walker, John Tei- chert. Bob Doerr, Melvin Sawyer, Larry Smith. 2nd row: Dick Jensen, Sonny Davidson, Jack Peter- son, LaVell Kennington, Jerry Horsley (absent). ihtYamuYAl VAsketvAU 327 Arizona Cougar Queens, an independenf team won the volleyball championship. Kay Wood sends one down the alley for the champion team, Fidelas. 328 i i jmens s Upper left, Chi chapter of Lambda Delta Sigma versus Nautilus are pictured ,n one of the many battles that took place in Women ' s Gym. Fidelas of the social units and ' The Little Branches, an independent team, took the championship. n„„.r rioht Jo«sl Carver and Carmen Bitt.r. played (or Beta Pi.capturad lop hono T.h:tLMenn?do.bie,. while Lynn Ba... Val N„n. did th, ,am= ,. «,. singles. Bottom, Swimming— Springtime ' s favorite sport. B wjmeK s Leona Holbrook Professor of Physical Education Cyn+ha Cowan Faculty Advi sor To try to get every girl attending the University to participate during the year in some activity through Social Units or Independents is the purpose of the Wo- men ' s Intramurals. To fulfill this aim a tournament is started each quarter with teams in Social Units and In- dependents. The participants compete for first place in Volleyball, Ping Pong, Bowling, Basketball, Badminton, Softball, Skiing, Swimming, Duck Pins, and Tennis. Women ' s Intramural Council below, left to right: Helen Bushman, Deon Mcintosh, Julie Carver, Ardena Beck, Emma Gean Hatch, Delora Marble. I 330 ifltYAmUYAls Spring was long in coming, but when it did come, cries of Play ball! and Batter up! were iieard. Meridee Moyle and Carol Richards, Fidelas, bat the ' birdie ' back and forth in a quick game of badminton. Left to right: Helen Bushman, Lois Rae Myers, Emma Gean hiatch, Marilyn Morrill, Carmen Bitter. Joy Ray takes to the courts to try her hand at tennis. ■ Wl« kW mmm 1 r • V J « 331 mm Jf-M ' :m fK § iiM- ■ teii % .t .-. 1 y V dMtoli l has come again. From the isles of the seas, the prairies, the mountains, we five thousand young men and women eagerly come full of hopes, desires, resolutions. Crisp mornings and rustling leaves echoed our excitement as we were caught in the whirl of events: classes, football. Home- coming, Preference Ball, assemblies, church. One of the most wonderful periods of our lives, autumn of ' 51. 334 Waiting and more wait ing . . . Class is closed . . Weren ' t we befuddled. With gusto we began to register. What fun to greet old friends — nneet new. The bright future ahead!! It was a privilege to meet our President Wilkinson personally. He now means more to us than the typical far-away executive. 335 4 A2e Oh lucky froshl Who else can wear that charming paraphernalia, serve his fellow men, learn better the qualities of endurance, pa- tience, and courage than they. • V . Above, Grant Evans ' slaves really shine him up. f Verdict no. 16: flour, molasses, and egg sham- poo . . . Judge Merril Andrus administered with such dignity. 336 Assemblies in the field- house were very successful. Freshman displayed falent galore on their Command Performance. Assem ( ii The Blue and White Keys gave us a laugh treat. Their winsome lasses Lorna Erickson and Grant Evans stole even prime Bob and Dick ' s hearts away. 337 1 338 vj: -« President Wilkinson delivered his inaugural address. the Kresioefitijil itiAUdUYAtkn A milestone in Y history was reached with the inaug- uration of the new president. As the gospel extends throughout the world, the school ' s destiny will reach limitless horizons. The glory of God is intelligence. 339 Halloween goblins and cats winked down on the happy crowd at the Witch- haven dance. The pause that refreshes — The Aut- umn Leaf Hike to Maple Flats. We donned our brightest socks to hop through a gay evening et the Sock dance. 340 . ' ii Olt •Vt; den. „;,.,:elv and whAe . tp.- wagon a  - °V Uing s :dd01  -. iV. ' y down t•n st.;- ,on flat on tn - aloes f • ' : , -..,,, had aU % ea ran fran ' .- w ' nc • 1-1° oll- in- LUld or- inks •nil w The heartwarming production of Our Town was en- joyed by record breaking audiences. Stage manager Spence Palmer, lovers Afton Ash and Ned Hoops, and the rest of the cast were delightful in their roles as the homespun villagers. 341 ;- i ' Queen-:Ctierle Marcll and her attendants Olene ' Srfltth an Marilyn. Norton. ... ,. .«. . .-J ... The coronation by President Wilkinson at the Flaming Fifties assenfibly. Ami • • smecsmind The Y ' s own Colleen Hutchins, Miss America of 1952, returned for the celebra- tion. After her winning remarks she was presented with a Y blanket and led the parade to the street dance. 343 344 Inestimable time and talent created the array of striking floats in the parade. Pictured are top left to right: Val Hyric, R.O.T.C., Gamma Tau, Nautilus, Y.C.-I.K., Blue Key, Brigadier, Studio Art Guild, and the White Keys. Clown antics provided laughs. 345 Echoing Embers, the dance thenne for Saturday night was well selected. It expressed the warmth of the occasion (due to the huge crowd) and the dreams of increas- ing greatness of the Y. Adding new sparkle and beauty to the Homecoming was the trio and quartet contest. The Val Norn and Brickers carried off the trophies after stiff competition with runners-up, the Worsley sisters, Gamma Taus, and many others. a. c. 4ame What a thrilling affair the Ag- gie game turned out to be. By scoring in the last few minutes we won the right to keep the cher- ished wagon wheel another year. 346 t If ' j «t M S: |;eey eaJ ers i Fight team, fght!!! Our enthusiastic cheer leaders, Harold Dunford, Farrel McKinney, and Dick Moody put their all into stirring up real school spirit. 347 ■-...f- ' v im Queen Trilby Packard and her attendants, Dawn Baker and Rogene Ball. 348 Don Oscarson ' s clever assembly starring Dorothy, the tin woodnnan, pages, and the other Oz folk displayed much sophomore talent. Smiles radiated, gowns flut- tered, and feet glided in Emerald Oz at this lovely ball 349 Preferred Man, Pat Pomeroy, and runners-up, Gail Saltus and Reed Benson. 350 King Pat reigned supreme on this night of nights for girls. Other preferred men Don Oscarson, Darvel Robbins, Mark Money, Monte Hickniooper, Reed Benson, Howard Gonzales. Kstth Orme, Grant Evans, Mark Benson, and Gail Saitus are being ad- mired by the femmes. erence ui Armoured knights guarded the great court halls at the Medieval Mist ball. 351 blithe shirit Amusing complications and delighHul comedy graced our College Hall stage as the Blithe Spirit returned to this sphere to tease her mortal husband who had too quickly taken another wife. 352 The second annual Christmas Benefit Drive succeeded under the capable leadership of Bob Ensiqn, Afton Ash, and Don van Slooten, 353 The annual Delta Phi sponsored Mistletoe Frolic heralded in the yuletide season and the close of fall quarter. Silver bells and naistle- toe hung from graceful pine boughs. Merriment prevailed! mistUtae frdu 354 Mfinteir snows transfofmed the campus into a beautiful white world. Life became more confined. We tried to buc- le down to studies, visiting the library often. We took advantage of the weather: skiing, skating, toboganning, snowballing. Though spring grew further and further away. Evenings brought the Snow Carnival Dance, the Banyan Ball, the Junior Prom. 355 C ■t ltl ' ' ' The year of the big snow brought us a painful reminder that it was really winter quarter. wlnitY wcnoma.no Frequent spills and tumbles were among the special activities of the season. I. . 356 H li ifeonctucive to shidy?,. h jme 357 lib Ub YAYll l d DCYS The Heber J. Grant Library houses all types of higher learning. Typical academic pursuits are shown above. 358 Rules of campus etiquette were ably demonstrated by Darcy Clawson, Mark Benson, and Jack Clawson. Bookworm browsing through the book store ' s collection. AYdUfl Happy smiles of Tommy Thomas prove that the way to a man ' s heart is through his stom- ach. 359 i Srow Queen Doris Rasbami and her altendants Pat Steimle and Dixie RobJmon, 360 sfim OAYKiva, I The campus was transformed into a Snow White fairyland by the artistic members of many organizations. Pictured are above left to right: Gamma Phi, Tausig, Studio Art Guild, Briclcers (center), Idaho Club, L.D.S. Upsilon, winner. Then the rains came. 361 Winter enthusiasts revelled in the beauties of the out-of-doors at the A. M.S. sponsored Snow Carnival as music and merriment shared time with jumping, salom, and downhill at Timp Haven. 362 entertAmni Assemblies Music, dance, sharp dialogue or corn have been presented on +he Thursday .orning studentbody assemblies. The Brickers, (above), Val Norns (left), and Nautdus (right) social units were among the organizations presenting programs. 363 Madness ran rampant in fhe clever skits presented at the gayest pep rally of the season, Roaring at the Rally, which preceded the A.C. game. hcK YOrllli shArkU Arms, legs, people! The Universe scramble after the assemblies. 364 oevdijfiAls Hearing inspired men of God and national leaders each week is one of the greatest opportunities students have at the Y. Elder Kinnball delivered a beautiful talk on eternal marriage. Students formed a constant stream threading toward the fieldhouse preceding the assembly. 365 n the levil s discihl Burnett Ferguson charmed College Hall audiences as haw ' s Devil ' s Disciple, a play satirizing English aristoc- acy. Right — Comedy again visited the B.Y.U. stage in Nor- man Krasna ' s John Loves Mary, a complicated farce taking place during World War II. 366 tl)e little minister James Barrie ' s Little Minister held audi ences spellbound as Geneva Call and Gai Sal+us portray the village witch and her suitor ff 1 367 kl)fi I eves mAY t ' f N- N 1 % wV V :,J !? ' Banyan Queen June Peterson and her lovely attendants, Betty Hatch and Carol Beckstrand. 368 |a) Chosen by John Robert Powers, Jun Peterson h] CanJIeJ Is crowned Queen of the Banyan Ball| g 1 u aithpi VAntjAn and pale orchids carried out the un- me Illuminations. (c) After the ball is over 369 U VCJf) w erne Scenes from Puccini ' s La Boheme bring back memories such as the lingering melody of the love duet sung by Mimi and Rudolph, the delightful strains of the Musetta Waltz, or the gay comedy of Marcel. It is the story of four Bohemian com- rades, their striving for recognition, their gaiety, their loves and sorrows. The all- student production directed by Newell B. Weight combined a wide range of talent to create an excellent, harmonious whole. 370 371 Strains of Vennese waltzes echoed from the Provo Stake House as Stewart Grow and his orchestra played the dreamy melodies of Old Vienna. Dick Huish capable chairmanned the group of junior class committee members. i uniCY KYjm r Assembly Waiting Happy couples gazed at the sparkling fountain waters in the soft lights. in jlo vi enriA Refreshments Intermission 373 _5 V Auncm ' - ' -Jr mis CAU VAU 5 cevill Typical of the leap year season, the A.W.S. pre- sented Its Girls ' Day dance and vaudeville show using the theme Dogpatch Days. O.S. Trovata won the coveted award. 374 $BriM9 Spring brought a new vivid appreciation for campus life as the last snowflake made its de- parture. Spring activities enlivened our association, and the campus took on a new glow of life as more plans for fun were made. Nature glorified flowers and trees in blossoming splendor, and thoughts of love were re- captured as sunnier days told us Spring is here at last! 375 An annual spring event, the Viking Circus Assembly literally brought down the house as side-splitting laugh- ter and cheers reigned , supreme. Never a dull moment as each riotous J- succeeded the first, and students lied in the aisles with laughter. (Well, Imost!) Theta Alpha Phi captured assembly honors with its magnificent, dramatic, and highly emotional presentation en- titled Pure as the Driven Snow or She Didn ' t Get the Drift. Snow baths are quite common here at the ' Y ' , explains Maughan Mason to Betty Ann Green in this romantic close-up. mp ' ' i s W ' ' - S S S w 1 fflf T nuL i l H JlL V mm 4 .. Sjfl ft b 1 K 1 ■ i F 1 ■ ■ 376 u Belle of the Y Geneva Call and her attendants left to right: Ruth Christiansen, Lucille Rowe, Myrle Snriith, and Shirley Gigliotti (not shown). Ul e s 377 EI3e T ' i t ever A gentle sun-blown caress, a breath of nature ' s own hypnotic perfume, a calm feel- ing of blissful contentment, and we suddenly found ourselves cloaked in that delightfu disease called Spring Fever. 378 Despite the few students who tripped on their beards along the wayside, a majority of the male studentbody reached the ' Y ' in time to improve its general appearance. ' Y ' -Day yard-birds, co-eds sported their denims in a campus-cleaning fashion show while their campus brothers whitened the ' Y. ' 379 . , ccKcer tcl) (JYUS Norman Gulbrandsen. Director SOPRANOS — Lou Jean Anderson. Geraldine Asplund, Donna Brown, Marilyn Brown. Dorothy Doyle. Eleanor forestl. Colette Green, Theresa Hadloclc. Leona Hawltes, Shirley Johnson, Mary Larsen, Evelyn Larson. Lou Rita Mattice. Kate McGuire, Robert Meline, Estelle June Moe. Deon Nielsen. Wanda Parks, Marilyn Petersen, Derilys Rowe, Lucille Rowe. Charlene Van Wagener. Ruth Lewis. ALTOS — Marthalene Anderson. Rosalie Arave, Leota Baird, Maurine Boren, Verena Lou Erickson. Carmen Ford. Edna Green, La Van Henlnger, Louise Nixon. Annette Howard. Le Isle Jarman. Nancy Latham, Ellen Lindsay. Donna Nelson. Wilma Olsen, Doris Rasband, Beverly Robinson. Mary Lou Schelff. Joyce Sllfast. Irene Soder- quist, Phyllis Stokes, Doris Tayler. TENORS — Forrest R. Allred, Hardy Bean, Bob Carter, Paul S. Carter, Wlnslow Christiansen, Burk Clegg, David Dredge, Jess Ediefsen, Don Gottfredson. Alvln Lisenbee, Don Marier, Carl Oliver, Don Ripp linger, Clark Roberts, Edwin Seely. BASSES — Mark Angus, Richard Billings. Lynn H. Davis, De an L. Freeman, Darwin Heyrend, Ted Hunter, Van Liljenquist, Alvin Morgan, Ray Pierotti, Jorth A. Richardson. Bruce R. Riddle. Howard Ruff, Fred Sanders, . Burton Stanley, John Thompson, Robert Thompson, Dick Wells, Marvin Pullan. 380 I a, CAhe t lU cl) (JIY SOPRANOS — Joyce Allred, Mary Joan Bayles. Alice Brady, Thora Belle Brown, Jolene Bryner, Joyce Oustin, Barbara Chadwick. Julene J. Firth. Oelores Harris, Florence Ipsen, Sue John- son, Rosalind M. Luke. Louise Marsden. Marilyn Oakey. Bettie Jane McGuire. Ruth Olson. Evelyn Russell, Carol Smith. Naomi Terry. EIna B. Watts. ALTOS — Marilyn T. Bailey. Colleen Christensen. Ruth Christiansen. Carol Clark. Carol Jean Clark. Audrey Dotson. Lorna Erickson. Marilyn Ferrin. Janet Gordon. Betty Hayes. Anna Julia Hoyt. Beryl Jensen. Reta Maughn. Arleen Moyes. Marilyn Roundy. Marlene Oakey. Janese Tanner. Marian Tebbs. LaVonne Thomander. Dorothy Thompson. Sylvia Tyler. Linda Worsley. TENORS — Gene Campbell. Ronald G. Carter. Harold G. Cornell. Brandt B. Curtis. Carlyle H. Decker, Jay R. Fowles. Harold G. Dunford, Robert M. Francis. Phil C. Huffaker, Melvin P. Mabey. Farrell McKinney. Kent E. Prestwich. B. LaMar Williams. BASSES — Robert L. Brown. Virgil H. Camp. Gene Hansen. Karl G. Hutchinson. Robert B. Chambers. DeVon Fife. Ronald Frazier, Fred L. Garrett. Larry McAllister. Vernon J. Miller. Robert W. Peterson. Lyneer C. Smith, Ardean W. Watts. Don Watts. Burton Winters. Howard Putnam. Graduate Assistant. Lyneer C. Smith. Newell B. Weight, Director 381 uhivcYsitti mixeo cht YUS Marilyn Ward, Virginia Wlscombe, Mae Wilson, Joyce Meyers. Bonnie Black. Marlene Giles. Zelda Kohler. Wayne KIcinman. Lee R. Broderlck. Sterling Umphenour, Halvan Jones. Harold Clark. Reed Dahle, Bill Brown. Valton E. Jackson, Richard M. Crandalt, Eugene D. Tenney. Sonny Bray, Robert A. Scalf, Lisle Russon. Fred Chase. Daniel Decker. Joy Davis. Emily Timothy, Gloria Belle Russell. Mary Lee Peterson. Karen Diane Butters, Janice Wilson, Carolyn Jensen, Naomi Gilbert. Beverly Hardner. Leola May. Oarleen Greenland, Beverly Nobbs, Marilyn Wlberg. Lucille Jorgenson, Eunice Raymond. Margaret Lewis, Eileen Viles, Weston Edwards, Stanford Sorensen. Dale Farrer. Gordon Thayne. Partridge Richan, Allen Pixley, Jack Wig noil, Calvin Monson. David Freestone, Ronald NIelson, Carlton T. Sumsion, Norman D. Smith, OeMar Rust. Ross McDonald. Irene Atkinson, Donna Stevenson. Fern Tovey, Florence Stocks, Elaine Dalby, Jeanle Parmenter. Phyllis Stokes, Wilda Whitehead, Ella Lechtenberg, Lou Ann Peterson, Alice Welbourne, Melva Rene Woodard, Jan Bingham. Shirlee A. Betts, Nedra Knight, Doris Peterson. Lei Knapp. Karl C. Boss, James Bucroft, L. Nell Loveridge, Pete Horlacker. Eugene Terry, James Turner. Keith J. Allen. Joe Bates. Hal Visick, Kenneth Hawkins, Keith Worthington. Bill Austin, Eldon W. Bates, William Chesley. Donna Nate. Margene Nielsen. Karma Stephensen, Beth Harding, Jean Maycock, Geralee Swan. Lucille Hulme, Mary Mitchell, Krista Nelson, Darlene Garrett, Lorraine Montierth, Charlotte Mullen. Lois Knaphus. Virginia Tyler, Louis© Erickson, Joan Massey, Jane Cahoon. Patricia Chandler, Joan Grover, Shirley M. Johnson, Helen Jeanne Jones, Cal Pratt, Don Oscarson, J. Nell Bird, Bill Brebner. Klint Miller, Don L. Johnson. Ned Greenwood, Elton King. Bruce Soelberg, Nell Miller. Phil Smith. W. Dean RIgby, Sherman Johansen, Neil Bingham, Bryant W. Robin- son. Yvonne Young, Janice Young, Betty Mills, Thora May. Loma Nellson, Genillo Orr. Marvel Battad, Martha K. Mau, Sharon Parkinson, Barbara Bost, Reita Walker, Colleen Stock. Ann Rowly, Margaret Rich. Jillynn Wintch. Jerrolynn Lewis. Venna Croft. Joan Keetch, Marilyn Sharp, Charlene Tueller. Pat Capps. Gladys Tippetts. Nancy McCarty Sumsion, Dorothy Bartels, Muriel Allred, Kathryn Cooley, Lurlyn Preston. Kathleen Phillips. Maxine McLaughlin, Sherrle Hansen, Vernalee Johnson, Lorna Livingston, Helen Sutton, Peggy Call, Maridee Moyle, Gayle Christensen, Karol June Payne. SalUe Duncan. Patsy Pace, Darlene R. Carroll. Joan Davis, Karen Yearsley. Opal Jean Thomas, Helen R. George, Erma Clark, Carolyn Cox, Anita Cox, Joy Cluff, Barbara Preston, Pat Prior. Jackie Spangler, Marilyn Moody, Bertha Young, Maxine Niederhauser, Marilyn Davis. Sarah Moser, Coralle Neal. LaRee Sanders, Louise Crandall, Lael McKell, Norma Barton, Diane Thompson, Juanna Monroe, Donna Kizerian, Diane Slater, Helen Ruth Archibald, Marlene King, Mlmmie Shertzer, Dona Berg. Maleen Rlchey, Donna Lee Lunt, Doretta Wheeler, Mary Pat Langlols, Afton Passey, Katherlne Barnes, Ruth Klelnman. LaNell. Ooane. Margie Abraham, Nancy Bowers. Sharlene Thomson, Beverly Smith, Arlene Fernley, Dorothy Nelson. JoAnn Pew, Qmma Lee Brady, Helen Carter, Evelyn Matson, Josephine Brighton, Marilyn Davis, Ruth Butler. Kathleen Redd, Marva Luo Fluckigcr, Doreen Olsen. Carol Anderson, Joyce Manwarlng. Mary Kae Jackson, Beth Winkler, Colleen Hearne, Elinor McAdam, Velma Tlelenburg. Mary Cook, Carol Obert, Audrey Earnshaw, Sharon Brittaln, Glenna Mitchell. Mary Ludlow, Nadine Carter, Lola Greene. Arlene Love, Vivian Norln. Janice Mendenhall, Mariorle Allen, Janet Roscniof, Ruth Rosenberg, Irene Rich, Bertha Droubay. Nalda Black. Enid Critchfield, Shirley Calder, Carolyn Edwards, Joe Calder, Janet Tanner, Royal Duane Jensen. JoAnn Black, Eileen Schipper. Helen Summers. Janet Kelsey, John D. Allen, Myrlee Smith, Crawford Gates, Director 382 FLUTES Mary Jane Groberg Ted Wight PICCOLO Laura Dial ENGLISH HORN Blaine Ediefson OBOES Ilia Mae Cook Henry Todd FRENCH HORNS Niel Pace Karl Furr Cornelia Haftcock Richard Battou Hal Hancock CLARINETS Leon Honey Jerry Long BASS CLARINET Donald Spurrier BASSOONS Glenn Willi«rns Lucille Crow her TRUMPETS L. D. Mangftlson Garth Oixon Annie Joy Pinegar TROMBONES Bructt Rfddie Norman EUertson Normsn Hunt TUBA Martin Baker FIRST VIOLINS Jean Slack Sue Nelson Colleen Knight Helen Jeanne Jones Dorothy Clark Donne Mae Feulner Marilyn Walsh Helen Salerno Mercia Stringham Joanne Stringham Donna Green Gale Hansen Joanne Morris Connie Robinson Gerald Fish Joan Davis Nodifte Monson Dorene Peterson SECOND VIOLINS Dixie Robinson Julia Groberg Mira Flake Patsy Pace Ronald Schuttz Elaine Jessee Wanda Hulet Jean Harris Pat Green Laura Schenk Janet Tanner Dixie Almond Elaine Ranker Karen Wright Joan Olmstead VIOLAS Gordon Chllds Harold Laycock Karl Allred Blaine Fetscher Clifford Voigt Anna Julia Hoyt Roger Sorenson Loran Stephenson CELLOS Verda Stubbs Evelyn Hilgendorff Cherie Marcil Clark Welsford Bonnie Barrett Anne Kemmermeycr Stephen Clark Lois Tucker DOUBLE BASSES Ardean Watts Bob Pritchett Alice Erickson Archie Johnson Rowan Taylor Anita Berge HARP Louise Pratt TIMPANI Barbara Hughes PERCUSSION Don Page Gordon Lee umMM cYcljestYa, J 383 J cjncert oakI FLUTES Ted Wight Laura Dial Mary Lohee Stephenson Lora Lee Marshall Virginia Allen Norman J. Hunt, Conductor Tod i CLA ' SlNETS Lecn H - GJen Sntt H)fiev Tufno. ' ' Donatd £ Toomtty Jim LaytOA Jim Hazard Cla ron Win.5 Jerry Tume Ronftld T)f irvj 6AS$ CLARINET Ov.3,fte Bfl.lt BASSOONS foiig Oo-ttffftdion SA ' OPHONB Pat BacrnaflV:;: C iella L Hancock Neit Pace Anniit ' J6y. Pinegar Hfillie Borgeson Garth Dixon Ronald Griggs L. Dee Mangleson J. Von Atkinson Kave Burton Velda Brown FLUGELHORN C. Leavitt Grover John Allen BARITONES Stanley Roy Thurber Ray R. Olsen TROMBONES Bruce K. Riddle Lenn M. Shumway Rulon Guymon Raymond M. Colovich Norman Ellertson Roy L. Olsen Dee Carter STRING BASS Alice Erickson Glenn Horsepool TUBAS Marilin Baker Eugene Nye Cherry Niel Beauregard TYMPANI Don Page PERCUSSION Richard L. Melbos Leta E. Atkinson Barbara Hughes Kenneth Martin Marvin Drake sv J 5_rr:r i a = 1 1 384 Spencer Palmer, Editor Jolene Bryner, Assistant Editor Thomas E. Cheney, Advisor A new pinnacle was reached in quality and general student interest value in the 1952 spring edition of the Y ' s literary-art magazine, Wye. Its increased beauty and appeal will encourage awareness of campus culture and the desire to create. wue J First row, left to right: Byron Gassman, Mary Jane Groberg, Thomas E. Cheney, Jolene Bryner, Spencer Palmer, Alden Curtis. Second row: Mary Ann Carter, Andrew Douglass, Janice Thorne, Val Francom, Vera Willis, Susan Ream, Geraldine Asplund, Marian Wilkinson. 385 Barbara Josie, Co-Editor Ron Otteson, Co-Editor (, AflHAK f Jacquie Campbell, Women ' s Sports Sally Madsen, Sophomores Lynn Thacker, Freshmen Robert Carter. Administration Mary Ann Carter, Copy Loretta Clark, Women ' s Social Units 386 Gill Hilton, Associate Editor Ted Money, Business Manager Grant Hulet. Art Editor The 1952 Banyan staff welcomed the opportunity of recording the faculty, studentbody and campus activities of this year. The goal was achieved through calm, efficient leadership and the diligent efforts of sub-editors and workers. May this book ' s readers enjoy it through the years. Coleen Christensen, Honoraries Jean Harris, Geographicals Lucille Rowe, Men ' s Social Units Keith Smith, Photographer Carolyn Edwards. Activities Annette Wood, Seniors Kathy Latimer, Juniors 387 Banyan salesmen, left to right: Ariene Reem, Emma Gean Hatch, Barbara Preston, Madelyn Wooten, Pat Anderson, Jackie Hansen. Margene Nielsen, Helen Swan. Renee Jones Religion Editor Larry Whetten Sales Manager Mary Beth Salmond Typing Director Gail Farrar Personalities Editor Marilyn Miller Ass ' t Business Manager Helen Summers Index Editor Helen Jolly Freshman Editor Barry Thompson Sports Editor 388 Banyan salesmen, left to right: Mary Ann Carter, Vera Willes, Joe Rowberry, Deah Tonks, Joy Cluff, Carolyn Cox. i 5 AKUAn WJYKCYS k Banyan workers: MyrI Smith and Mauree Earl banyan workers, left to right: Vera Willes, Neil Jen- sen, Marian Wilkinson. Left to right: Janet ■i Willis, Betty Hayes. 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Fourth row: Stan Porter, Ralph Jarvis, Craig Solomon, Sherrol Felt, Carl Davis, Owen Rich, Faculty Adviser. 392 ACU — A— Acree. Thomas M. — 23A Allen, Mark Knight— 31 Allman. Verl Phillips— 31 Andrus. J. Roman — 31 Anderson. Homer P. — 236 Arrington. Norma Rae — 31 Atkinson. Charles L.— 31. 319 Ashton. Clarence — 31 Bailey. Myrtle W.— 31 Ballif. Ariel S.— 54, 32 Ballou. Richard— 33. 235 Barnett. 0«en L. — 45 Barlow. Irene S.— 32 Bateman. J. LaVar — 32 Bauer, Edith B.— 45. 32 Beck. D. Elden— 32 Beck Jay V.— 33 Beckham. Raymond E. — 31 Benson. Ezra Taft — 25 Beinap. Btyan — 32 Berrett. Wm. E.— 52. 31 Berry. June E.— 32 Billings. May— 32 BisselT. Harold J.— 32 BItler, C. Eldon— 32 Boel. Joseph M.— 32 Booth. Lillian C— 32 Bosse Amos L. — 236 Bos. Jacob — 31 Bourne. John Dr. — 31 Bowen. Albert E.— 25 Boyle. Clarence S.— 32 Boyle William H.— 32 Brallsford. Robert E.— 32 Braithwaite. Royden — 34 Britsch. Ralph A.— 31 Broadbent, H. Smith— 32 Bryner. Loren C— 32 Buffert. Sustav F.— 32 Bullock. Kenneth C— 32 Bunker. Robert E.— 32, 319. 318 Bunnell. Edward L. — 31 Burmingham. Olive K. — 32 Burton, Alma P. — 52. 31 Butterworth. Edwin — 31 Burton. William H.— 234 Buttle, Faye— 32 Butt. Newbern I.— 32 Caine. Julia A, — 33 Candland, Dorothy N. — 33 Canning, Ray R. — 33 Carr, Duane S. — 236 Carr. William C— 33 Cheney, Thomas E.— 34. 385 Christensen. Lillian A. — 33 Christensen. Earl M. — 33 Christensen. Elayne — 33 Christensen. Parley A. — 33 Ito mi ex Clark, Bruce B.— 33 Clark. Harold Glen— 53. 33 Clark. Herald R.— 33 Clark. James R.— 33 Clark. J. Reuben— 33 Clark. Monroe H.— 33 Clark. Reola— 33 Cowan. Cyntha Ann — 33 Cowley, Matthew— 25 Crandall, Lars S.— 33 Crolt, Evan M.— 33 Crowton. Oavid M. — 33. 309 Cummings. Benjamin — 33 Culpepper. Warren H. — 236 Dallin. Leon— 34 Davidson, Bertha B. — 34 Dean. C. Edwin — 34 DeJong, Gerrit Jr.— 246. 47. 34 DeLong. Clair L.— 236 Dixon. Fred W._322 Doxey, Roy W. — 34 Dunn, Norman — 34 Durrant. Helen— 34 Eastmond. E. John — 34 Edwards. William F.— 40. 34 Evans. Lucille Sandberg— 34 — F— Farnsworth Raymond B. — 34 Ferguson. Burnett B. — 34 Fisher, Flora D. — 34 Fitiroy. George W.— 246 Fuersfner. Carl — 34 Gamett, LaVell C— 34 Gardner John Hale — 34 Gates. Crawford — 34 Geertsen. O, Norman — 34 Gibby, Neal— 34 Gibson, M. Carl— 34 Gledhill. Preston— 34 Goates. J. Rex— 34 Grow. Stewart L. — 34 Gunn, Richard L. — 34 Gulbrandsen. Norman — 34 — H— Hales. Wayne B.— 35. 209 Hamblln. Lawson O. — 35 Hamblln. Verona B. — 34 Hammond May C. — 34 Hancock. Morek D. — 236 Hansen. George H.— 4B. 35 Hansen. Wm. F.— 35 Harmon, Rondo S. — 34 Harrison. Bertrand F. — 34 Hart. Anna Boss — 45. 34 Hart, Charles J.— 35 Hayes. John E. — 34 Haymore. Franklin R. — 34 Hayward. C. Lynn — 35 Holbrook. Leona — 35 Hoyt, Harrison V.— 35 Howe. Eliot C— 35 Hunt, Norman J. — 35 Hyatt, Edmond Preston — 34 Jackson. Orrin H. — 35 Jacobs, Brlant S. — 35 Jakeman M. Wells— 35 Jensen, Cannon Lavoir — 35 Jensen. Christen — 27 Jensen. Vern Harmon — 35 Jenson. Edgar M. — 35 Jex. James Lorin — 35 Jones. John F. — 35 Jorgensen, Eleanor — 35 — K— Keeler. Joseph Jensen — 246. 35 Kimball. Edwin R.— 35, 318 Kimball. Rodney— 35. 318 Kimball. Spencer W.— 25 Knight. Hattie M.— 35 — L— LaRoe, Dr.— 354, 33B Larsen. B. F.— 35 Larsen. Clinton F. — 35 Law. Rueben D. — 44. 35 Laycock, Harold R.— 35 Lee. Harold W.— 35 Lee, Harold B.— 25 Lee. WiHord D.— 35 Liechty Reinwald W.— 35 Lewis. George L. — 35 Lloyd, Wesley P.— 27 — M— McKay. David O.— 354. 338. 24 McAllister. John Wells— 36 McKnight. Kent H.— 36 McTague. Betty Houston — 36 Madsen. Brighem D. — 35 Madsen. Farrell D.— 36 Madsen. Florence J. — 35 Madsen. Franklin — 36 Marshall, Milton — 36 Martin. Ruth— 36 Martin. Winston — 43 Martin. Thomas L. — 36 Mercer. Winstln — 36 -Merrill. Joseph F. — 2S Miller. Elmer- 36 Miller. Karl A.— 35 Miller, Martin L.— 36 Morley, Alonzo J. — 36 Moren. Charles K. — 236 Morgan. Kenneth J. — 236 Merrill. A. Reld— 36 Morrill. Damaris S.— 36 Moyle. Henry D. — 25 MInson. Blanche — 36 — N— Nelson, Elmer E.— 36 Nibley. Hugh— 36 Nicholes. Henry Joseph — 36 Nicholes. Joseph K. — 36 Nllsen, Reed E.— 36. 319 Oak, Cecil- 36 Oaks, Carol— 36 — P— Packard. Hannah C. — 36 Pardoe. Kathryn B. — 36 Pardoe, T. Earl— 36 Payne. John W.— 36 Perry. Leonard M. — 36 Peterson, Cornelius — 36 Ceterson, Hugh W.— 36 Peterson. Mark E.— 25 Peterson, Robert M.— 36 Peterson. Rolfe Brown — 36 Pond, Smith— 36 Poll. Richard D.— 36 Potter. Margaret Schow — 36 Poulson. M. WiHord— 36 — R— Rasmussen. Ellis T.— 38 Reimschlissell. Ernest F. — 38 Rice Leonard W.— 38 Rich, Owen — 38 Rich. Naoma — 38 Rich. Stella P.— 38 Richards. Grant S. — 38 Richardson. Beth — 38 Ricks, Eldon— 52. 38 Robison. Clarence F. — 38 Rogers. R. Max — 38 Romney. Antone K. — 27 Romney. Marion G. — 25 Rowe, Edward M.— 38 Sanderson. Ivan — 37 Sardoni, Lawrence — 38 Sauls. K. 8.-38 Sharp. Charles H.— 236 Shumway. R. Phil — 38 Simmons. Paul A. — 236 Skousen Cleon— 38. 252 Smith. Carol T.— 37 Smith. Joseph Fielding — 25 Smith. Oliver T.— 37 Smith, Richard Leo — 37 Smith. Robert Junius — 38 Smith. WiHord E.— 37 Smoot, Richard P. — 38 Snell. William Henry— 38 Softe. H. Wayne— 38 Sorenson. Wayne — 45. 38 Sorenson. Kimball J.— 38. 203 Sparks. M. Leroy — 38 Spencer. Lucille — 37 Spe ' rv, Sidney — 52. 38 Stansfield. Russell M.— 37 Slay. Jesse L.— 236 Stapley. Delbert Leon— 25 Stevens. Isom L. — 236 Stewart. Maynard Dixon — 37 Sudweeks. Joseph — 37 Summerhays. Margaret Swensen. Abert D. — 38 Swensen. John C. — 37 Swensen, John C. — 37 Swensen, Russel 8.— 37 Swensen. Mrs. Russel B. — 37 — T— Tanner. Orea 8. — 37 Tanner. Vasco M. — 37 Tanner. Wllmer W.— 37 Taylor. Ethelyn P.— 37 Taylor. H. Darrel— 37 Taylor. J. Golden — 37 Taylor. Lynn 0. — 37 Thompson. Woodruff C. — 37 Turner. Glen H.— 37 Turtle. L. Elliott— 37 Tyndall. Clarence — 37 Tyre. Frank L.— 236 — W— Wakefield. Anna— 37 Wakefield, J. Homer— 37 Warnick, Effie— 37 Watts. Stanley H.— 311 Webb. Florence— 37 Webb. Fredrick Nathan— 37 Weight. Newell B.— 37 West. Dale H.— 37 Wldstoe, John A.— 25 Wilcox, LeRoy— 236 Wilkinson. Ernest L.— 26. 335. 338. 339. 334 Wing, John H.— 37 Woodruff, Asahel D.— 51. 37 Woodford. Irene B.— 37 Young. James Ira — 37 Young. Karl E. — 37 tucent index Aaron, Betty Jean — 117 Aasnes, Edgar O. — 144 Abbott, Duane Ronald— 144 Abbott. Paul Lynn— 117 Abbott, Ufona Juna— 144. 216 Abel. Robert L.— 144 Adams. Claude J. — 117 Adams. Dale B. — 95 Adams. Dan Stanley — 75. 245 Adams. Don Carlos— 117. 260. 231. Adams. Fred C— 95. 204 226. 297 Adams. Galene 144 236 Adams. George — 75 Adams. Ruth— 144 Adams. Vesa LaRee— 144. 238 Adamson. Bonnie Lee — 144 Adamson, Harley K. — 144 Adamson, Kathleen Rae — 117 Addy. Caroline Stuckl— 202 Aerburg. Nancy — 225 Affleck, Margaret I.— 95. 199. 274 Ahlstrom, Sherrie — 117 Akita, Alice Moha— 1 17, 272, 232 Akuna Alleen— 144 Albach. Arlene lone — 95 Alder. Edgar Anderson — 115. 225 Alder, Leora Ruthelma — 144 Alder, Richard S.— 290 Aldrldge, William E.— 118 Alexander, Beth— 75 Alexander, Charles M. — 75 Alexander, JoAnn— 144. 259 Alger. Dean Maywood — 144 Alldredge. Cona — 144 Alleman. Karen Laura — 144. 217. 391 Allen. Betty Lorrene— 144, 224, 236, 282 Allen, Daniel R.— 95 192, 2B5 Allen, EInor Lynn — 144 Allen, Irvin Bruce — 117 Allen, Jack LaMar— 144, 236 Allen. Jean— 144. 251 Allen, JoAnn— 144 Allen, John Duke — 75 Allen, Joseph H.— 117. 294 Allen. Keith J.— 117 Allen. Lael S.— 119 Allen. LaMonte Dennis — 144 Allen, Marjorie — 198 Allen. Marlene Bee— 118. 257 Allen. Merle Karia— 95. 289 Allen. Merle Maeser— 1 17, 237 Allen, Shirley Rae— 1 IB. 199. 222. 216. 63. 266 Allen. Terry- 144 Allen. Virginia Louise — 118 Allison. Waynt Lewis — 75 Allred, Betty Lou— 95 Allred. Blake B.— 118 Allred. Helen— 118 Allred. Jack Norrin— 118 Allred, Joyce— 95. 225 Allred. Loye— 75 Allred. LaVoy Cowley— 117. 266 Allred, Muriel— 144 Alfred, Rey Lyman — 144 Allred, Richard David— 118. 196 Allred. Val Dee White— 144 Allred, Worth P.— 70. 209 Almond, Dixie LaRue — 258 Amundsen, JoAnn — 236 Andelin. Robert L.— 71 Anderson. Bertha E. — 144 Anderson. Beth Marie— 145. 222 Anderson, Bonnie Genevieve — 118 Anderson, Boyd W.— 145 Anderson. Carl Dixon — MB. 225 Anderson. Carole Dawn — !I8 Anderson. Christine — 75 Anderson. Courtney — 297 Anderson. Don McKay — 44 Anderson. Donna — 95 Anderson, Donna Rae — 144 Anderson, Oorene — 145 Anderson, Ouwayne M. — 117 Anderson. Ernal— 228 Anderson. Genevieve — 75. 251 Anderson, George L. — 117 Anderson, Geraldlne — 75. 279 Anderson. Gerrle — 216 Anderson. James G. — 226 Anderson. Jane — 75, 206 Anderson. Janet Ethel — 145 Anderson, Janice — 95, 267 Anderson. Jean Marie — 145 199. 234 Anderson. Jeanne Baird — 117 Anderson. Jeannine — 145. 277 Anderson. Joe E. — 145 Anderson, John W. — 75 Anderson. Lewis A. — 145. 226 Anderson. Lloyd N. — 95 Anderson, Lorna — 145 Anderson, LuDeen — 144 Anderson. Margaret C. — 145 Anderson. Margaret R. — 117.277 Anderson. Marilyn A.— 95. 250 Anderson, Marilyn J. — 95. 272 Anderson. Mariorie— 95. 215. 275 Anderson. Marthalene — 143. 67. 281. Anderson. Melvin f . — 144 Anderson. Pat— 117 225. 224, 388 Anderson, Ray V. — 75 Anderson, Raymond G. — 75 Anderson. Richard A.— 143. 309 Anderson, Robert C. — 75 Anderson, Rolalne — 117. 282 Anderson. Verda — 144 Anderson. William E.— 144. 245 Andrews. Judith Lavern — 143 Andrus. Clair W.— 75. 248 Andrus. Grant Merrill— 75. 245, 212. 352. 336 Andrus. Stanley Keith — 75 Andrus. Roman — 231 Annell. Carolyn — 251 Aniego. Sonia — 258 Anstio, Dorothy— 195 Angus. Mark L.— 75 Antrim. Morgan G. — 117 Appah. Tomas Grant— 117. 228 Apporas. Esther— 143. 228 Arafiles. Mildred— 118 Arashiro, Lillian Yrie — 143 Arave. Rosalie — 95. 241 Archer. Warren M.— 260. 236 Archibald Helen Ruth— 95, 266 Argualt. Jeanne — 224 Armstrong. Gale 8. — 95 Armstrong. Howard L. — 143 Arnett, Alice Marie— 75, 230. 275 Arnold. Dennis V.— 143 Arrington. M, Jean — 143 236Ash. Afton Joy— 15, 194. 204. 82. 63. 59. 279. 341, 343 Ash. Donald B.— 117 Ash, Helen— 143. 283 Ashby. Calvin W.— 95 Ashby. G. Victor— 75 Ashby. Richard L.— 75. 213. 192. 292 Ashby. Merrill Holt— 75 Ashman. Joyce — 75. 194. 64 Ashman, James Duane l43 Ashman, Marilyn — 143 Ashton, LaMoyne Grace — 143. 283 Ashton. Ralph Paul— 143. SB Ashworth. Robert V.— 118 Ashworth. Tanya — 282 Asplund, Geraldine— 117. 214, 238, 234. 391. 385 Ashton Duane R. — 143 Aston. Lloyd Ray— 95 Alhay. Don Richard— 143 Athay. Doris— 195 Athay. Lois— 1 17, 252. 199 Athay. Ruth— 143 Alkin, Floyd— 143 Alkin. Floy Oaun— 145 Atkin, Lorraine— 143, 251. 201 Atkins. Beverly Joan— 143. 224. 234 393 Atklnion, J. Von— 75 Alkinson, Leta Ekkef— 75 Atkiflvon. Mary Irene — 143 Alkinion. Verna Rae— 143. 282 Alwood Marguretto— 143. 224, 281 Ai ood. Opal Mae— 1 16. 257. 230 A wood, Udell O.— 95 Auliio. Sonjla — 143 Austin. Bill A.— ?5 Auslin. Dorthy Jean— 1 17. 275 Austin. John Maifield— 117 Avery. Barry H.— 95 Ayers. JoAnne A. — 143 Bsadsgaard. Ray D. — 146 Backman. Patricia Ruth — 224 Bacon. S. Kenneth Jr.— 119 Badger, Billie Burton — 75 Badger. Rosemary — 277 Badouin, LaPrele Deane— 144, 281 Baer. Ted Joseph 111—120. 294 Bagley. Carolyn— 120. 199. 216, 264 Bagley, Gaylan — 75 Bagley, Iriving A.— 120. 321 Bagley. Leola— 120. 277 Bagnall. Marilyn Rae — 118 Bagwell Alona Radeen— 1 19 Bailey, Elaine— 120 Bailey, Dale S.— 95, 230 Bailey. Jack P.- 72 Bailey, Marilyn — 43 Bailey. Renee— 146 Bailey, Udeen— 146 Baird Larae Aleen — 75. 276 Baird Leota— 146, 200. 293 Baird, Orrin E.— 95, 213 Baird, Willord E.— 146 Baker. Barbara— 120 Baker, Emma — 144 Baker, Beverly— 120, 282 Baker. Oav-n Jayne— 120. 198, 217, 247, 346 Baker. Fern M.— 146. 234 Baker, Marlene— 120, 255 Baker, Mary Lorraine — 145 Baker, Marlin Oakey— 288 Baldwin, Rey Duane — 146 Ball. Larene Ruey— 144, 250, 238 Ball Rogene Ann— 198, 346 Ballard. Harold V.— 144 Ballll Ane Srethe— 264 Ballif Jae— 95. 304 Ballll. Maralyn— 75. 217. 45. 274 Bangerter, Naomi — 75, 278 Banks. Arvil G.— 75 Barber, Kitty Sue— 75. 255 Barker. Conway — 146 Barker Doug- 60 Barlocker. Vella Rose— 75, 250 Barlow, Carol Evelyn— 95. 215 Barner. Ken — 223 Barner, Dean — 236 Barnes, Dean A. — 95 Barnes, Katharine — 146 Barnett. Arlene— 95, 222 63 Barney. Austin— 119, 266 Barney Helen Myrle— 146, 281 Barnhlll, Bertha O.— 75 ' Barr Irene Juanita— 144, 241, 238 Barratt, John T.— 120 Barelt. Bonnie Louise — 146 Barett. Sharon — 214 Barrett, Melvin Junior— 75, 209 Barstow, Mary E, — 95 Bartels Dorthy Mae— 119, 250, 195. 221 391 Bartholomew. Gerald L. — 144 Bartlett, Clyde R— 119 Bartlett. Connie Jane — 266, 392 Barton. Doris Louise. 95. 259, 206 Barton, Fonetta — 145 Barton, Marilyn Irene— 146. 214 Barton, Norma— 146, 200 Barton. Roy— 296 Bascom. Cleo 95 Bass. Peggy Joyce— 146 Bassetti. Oarlene Constance— 146. 201 224. 280. 247 Bassett. Dick Marvin— 95 Bassett. William Lynn — 146 Bast Barbara Ruth — 146 Bast an, Terry R.— 146 Bateman, Robert Earl-146. 63. 299 Bates. Hlldegard — 92 Bates, Joseph— 75 Bates Junior Lambert— 95. 247 Bates, Kenneth Nell— 119 Bates. Leon Gordon — 75 Bates, Lynn-95, 217, 271 236 Bates. Patricia Ruth— 146. 201 Battad Marvel White— 120, 226, 232 Bauer Richard— 146 Baum. H. Lowell— 119 Baumgarton. Edward J.— 75 Bawden, Leon — 74 Bayles. Flnley H.— 120 Bayles, Mary Joan — 146. 282 Bayach Gayle — 252 Bearl, feonnle— 195 Bean, Clark Stanford— 144 Bean, Gaylan Wayne— 120 Bean Horace Hardy — 76 Bean, Laurence E— 146, 321 Bean. Rosemary-95, 253, 215 Beard Darlene Elliabelh— 146. 225 Beardall, Bonnie— 120, 212 Bearnson. Samuel L.— 95 Beatty, Kenneth 5— 119, 223 Bearer, William F.-l 19, 213. 28B Beauregard. Cherry Nlel—146 Beck. Ardena— 95, 58, 272. 336 Beck Dorthene— 120 199. 27B Beck. Paul Avery— 120 Beckstead. Jocelyn— 215 Beckstead. John W.— 119 Beckstrand, Carol— 146. 214. 368 Beckstrand. Dale F.— 146, 236 Beckstrand. Ray L. — 146 Bedenbaugh, Joyce — 76 Beeoe. Carolyn — 146 Beecrott. Sandra — 147 Behrman. Orie Edgar — 76 Bell, Victor V.— 270 Belllston. Ara— 118, 257 Belliston, Paul A.— 95. 321 Bellows. Arelen- 215 Bellows. Merrill Don— 147 Belnap. N. Blaln— 95 Belt. Wilbur Dwayne— 76 Belt, William 0.— 74 Bench, Manlne— 94 Bench, John R.— 92 BendlKsen. Mickey— 147 Bennett. Susie — 147 Bennett, Alice Louise— 95. 238 Bennett. Raquel— 119 Bennett. S. John— 95, 244 Bennett, Veldon J.— 147 Sennlon. Delores — 147 Bennion. George M. — 147 Bennion. Junius Leo — 94. 246 Bennion. Lenoro— 96. 198. 206 Bennion. Marilyn— 96. 230. 279 Bennion, Robert Cannon — 245. 228 Benson. A. Ammon — 76. 238 Benson. Donald Ivan — 74 Benson. Jessie N. — 74, 241 Benson, Mark A.— 74. 191. 86, 65. 351. 359 Benson. Maurice — 147 Benson. Orval C. — 147 Benson. Reed A.— 76, 208, 89. 350. 351 Benson. Rhea — 238 Bentley, Kathleen — 147 Berg, Dona Jean — 149 Berg. JoAnn — 147 Berge. Anita- 96. 251. 236 Berge, Bill— 119 Bergqulst. Elelse — 76 Bargquist, Ralph— 76, 215 Barrett, Sharon Joyce — 147 Berrett. Sharon Louise — 214 Berrey. John R. — 74 Berrey. Wayne Charles- 147 Berry. Raymond H. — 147 Berry. William N.— 94 Bershon. Richard— 94, 218 Besendorfer, Erma Jean — 96 Besendorler. Walburga— 120 Bessey. Gerald E.— 96 Belts, Shirlee Ann — 147 Beutler, Charles Emmett— 76. 254 Sevan, Lucy M.— 147 Beiiant, S. Dean — 74 Bhlndgren. Donovon — 71 Biesinger. Delpha Dean — 147, 283 Bieslnger, Joe Robert — 147 Bigler, Iris Dawn— 274 Bigler Margaret May— 119, 275 Biehl Alfred— 225 Biehl, Anna Marie— 225 Billings. Barbara Alice — 96. 259 Billings, Dahrl T.— 76 Billings, George E.— 94. 245 Billings, Joetta Dee— 147 Billings. Richard Harper— 147 Billings. Victor Dunn— 96 Bills Lorln Bruce— 145, 321 Bills, Osmer K.— 147 Bills Robert Oarrell— 298. 306. 307 Bingham. D. Nlel— 145 Bingham. Jan — 147. 281 Bingham William Henry — 147 Birch. Neil— 120 Birch, Frank Charles— 148 Bird. Beverly Jean — I4B Bird, Ladene— 92 Bird Wayne— 321, 305 Bischoll, Gordon k.-l48. 63. 209 Blscholl. Keith M— 96 BischofI Patricia Fredine— 149. 257 Bishop. Dorothy Ruth— 259 Bitter Carmen— 76. 241. 225, 331 Bitten. John Boyd— 292 Biarnson. John Gerald — 119 B arnson Sharlene Novella-148, 201, 282 Black. Blaine L— 284 Black. Bonnie— 148 Black, Bonnie— 145, 277 Black, Colleen— lie Black, Jean Ellen— 148, 277 Black, Jo Anne— I4B Black, Karl L.— 76 Black. Narda— 217 Black. Oren Ramon — 148 Black. Richard R.— 94 Black, Velna— 148. 282 Blackham. Boyd R.— 64. 144 Blackham. Vernon T.— 74 Blackwell. William L.— 74 Blaine, Jean B.— 149 Blair Franks.— 114. 292, 238 Slanchard, Beth— 148 Blankenagel, Harvey C. — 74 Blankenagel. Norma Palmer— 74 Blankenship. Robert Bill— 211 Blaiiard, James T. — 226 Bleak, William M.— 119 Bleaiard, Joan— 148 Blocker. Maire Phillips— 96 Blodgett. J. Alan — 148 Bodily, Vadrus Joyce— 148 Bloomquist. Milton R— 119 Boehm, Walter J.— 96. 234, 247 Bohne, Bud— 76, 287 Bohrer, Nancy Ann— 148 Bollngbroke. Mary Lois— 76. 194. 200 Bond Donald R.— 148. 236 Bonham, Ralph D.— 148. 318 Booke. Ileta A —148 Booth. Earl Hulsh— 96, 281 Boren J. Donald— 96. 291 Boren. Maurlne — 76 Borgeson, Nellie Darlene — 94 Borkholthaus. Albion E— 120 Borup. Keith T— 119 Boss. Karl C— 148. 245 Bosson. James Evert — 215. 224 Boswell, Evan C — 74 Botkln. Keith H.— 94 Bolts, Waller L.— 76 Boucher Eleanor Anne— 148, 222. 234 Boulter. Acel Roy— 305 Bowen. Jack A.— 60, 65. 76. 237 Bowen, John Mario — 321 Bowen, Lila Rae— 76. 74 Bowen, Lou Jeanne— 1 19, 279 Bowers, Lamar Clyde — 14B Bowers, Nancy Marilyn, I4B Bowman. George .V — 120. 305 Bown. Betty Lou— 148 Boyack, Beverly Lou— 120, 199 Boyack. Gayle— 148 Boyenger, Lavon— 76. 197. 230 Boyer. Blaine M. — 96 Boyer, David Glenn — 76 Boyer. Francis Richard — 65 Boyle Dorene Patricia — 118.211 Boyle, Richard R.— 322 Boynton, Leo George — 148 Brace James F, — 149 Braberg, Julia— 283 Brackent. Lynn Eldon— 148 Bradburg, Jack D.— 96 Bradfield. Sherry— 145, 236. 250 Bradford. Howard — 72 Bradford William R.— 148 Bradhead, Maeser — 145 Bradley Carama Jean— 145, I4B, 224 Bradshaw, Gerald, Kent— 146 Bradshaw, Joycelyn— 146. 211 Bradshaw. Marilyn— 1 19, 264 Bradshaw, Reed Bevan — 94 Bradshaw. Valene— 146, 262 8radshaw, Williard H.— 76 Brady, Alice Fay— 96, 114 Brady, Allen J.— 96 Brady, Carma — 324 Brady Emma Lee — 148 Brady, Verl P.— 74 Braithwaite, Dick M.— 94 Braithwaite, Reed— 74 Bramall, Marie— 119, 199 Brambilla, Eunice iMildred-l 19 230 Bramwell, Joyce Ann— 145, 252. 281 Brandley. Patricia- 120. 234 6 rait. Ros! Lee— 120 Bray, Sonny— 232, 305 Bray, Lawrence Hall — 145 Bray Gordon L. — 1 18 Bready, Robert— 94 Bridges, Leland Stanford — 145 Brlggs Lester Charles — 77 Bright, Barry H.— 149 Brimley, Alma Blaine— 145, 256, 237 Brim, Willis LaVern— 120 Brimhall,JamesW— 120, 321,391 Brimhall, Norman M. — 77 Bringhurst, Fred Ralston— 145 Bringhurst. Lorna — 77 Brinqhurst, Luzon — 258 Br ' nton, J. Emerson — 77 Broad, Marilyn K.— 226. 232 Broadbent, Smith— 212 Broadhead. Slirlinq S.— 77 Brockbank. Dean W.— 71 Brockbank Joyce— 1 19. 270 Brockbank, Vaughn N.— 145 Broderick, Clayton Don— 149 Broderlck, Lee R — 25 ' Brooks, Joyce E.— 96. 278 Brooks. Rita— 234 Brooks. Winton Earl— 77. 234 Brooksby, Wayne J.— 149 Brough, Bob— 244 Brough, Martha Bernece— 149 Brough. Randal DeVere— 94. 286 Brower. Dale LeRoy — 145 Brown. Adle — 236 Brown AdrienneRuth-H9, 281 Browne, Agnes Genevieve— 149, 238 Brown. Aaron Saul — 96 Brown, Barbara — 149 Brown. Beverly— 149. 259 Brown. 8111—149 Brown. Boyd Lewis— 145 Brown. Clyde E— 77 Brown, Daniel W— 77. 2«) Brown. Darlene 6.- 145. 251 Brown, Don — 250 Brown. Donna Mae — 149 Brown, Elbert Earl— 96 Brown. Elva— 96. 215 Brown. Gerald Mirth— 149 Brown, Ina LaVon — 77.267 Brown. Jean — 1 19 §;r:K M« l ' l9,253.199 237 Brown. Margie Mane — 149. 237 Brown, Kent Louis— 119 Brown, Marilyn — 149 Brown. Ned— 290 Brown. Nora Mae — 149 Brown, Patricia Louise— 119, 265 Brown. Raymon Halton— 119 Brown, Robert Lynn — 94 Brown, Roma Jean — 96 Brown, Ronald — 149 Brown. Thora Belle — 94 Brown. Velda— 237 Brown. Wllllam—71, 212 Browning, Lois — 391 , 2l6Bruce. Wallace— 254 Brundage, Jean Dewey- 321, 286. 305 Brunt. Therese Annette— 275 Brush. Barbara Dean — 1 18, 236 Bryner. Oren — 212 Bryner. Jolene— 77. 385 Bryson, Robert Allen— 140 Buccamboso, John — 95 Buchanan, Phil— 120 Buchanan. Richard M. — 120 Buchanan. Sharon Raye — 149 Buchanan, Hayle— 72. 208 Buckley, Jayne— 120 Buckner, Eugene T— 96 Buckner, Glen T.— 223 39BuckwaIter, Barbara — 149 Budge Barbara Joan — 76 Budge. Merrill S.— 70 Buhler. Donna — 1 19 Bullach, Jane — 224 Bullock, B. Jone— 118. 270 Bullock, Gerald A.— 149-234 Bullock, Glenda— 149 Bullock. Georgia Lea — 145 Bullock. Norma Dean— 279 Bunker Darleen Ann — 119 Bunker. Douglas R— 96. 192. 58 Bunker. Edward M.— 145 Bunker, Reed C— 119 Buoy Warron — 318 Burch, Richard— 149 Burdick, Patsy Renee— 97 Burge, Donna — 97 Burgess , Beverly — 145 Burgess Van Edward— 149, 311, 318 Burgi, Diane — 97. 269 Burke. Mont Leroy— 149. 237 Burnham. Lewis E.— 119. 224 Burnham, Rulon Rex— 149 Burningham, Kenneth A — 77 Burns, Barbara E.— 145. 201 Burr. Lynn E— 70 Burr, Rita C— 97 Burr. Tom— 305 Burrup. Man S.— 97 Bully, Ray— 223 Burt, James Robert— 149 Burlenshaw, Robert John — 149 Burton, Howard E — 149 Burton, Leah— 119 Burton. McKay Call— 76 Burton, Mlllicent— 96 Burton, Miriam — 1 19 Bush Alfred LeVern— 145, 225 Bushman, Anna Eliia- 76. 230. 253, 272 Bushman. Frances— 119, 237. 256 Carr. Norman Victor — 121 Carron. Stuart— 288 Carroll. Kay F.— 151 Carroll Robert Douglass— 120 Carrulhers. Nell Harold— 77 Carter, Dee— 152. 234 Carter. Dell— 225 Carter Carlene Lee— 200. 280 Carter. Don Clyde— 122 Carter, George Ross — 122 Carter. John D.— 152 Carter. Paul— 152 Carter. Lynne — 152 Carter. Mary Anne— 152, 253, 221, 389, 39 390, 385, 386 Carter, Nadlne Beth- 152 Carter. Robert Clyde— 122, 364 Carter, Ronald Gary — 238 Carter. Ross— 289. 324 Carter. Wesley Ernest — 152 Garywright, Blaine Donald — 152, 312 Carver, Dale R.— 122. 197 Carver. Julia— 77. 330 Case. Deane- 120 Case. George Kyn — 152 Case, Peggy Ann — 97 Castagno, Loraine — 152 Caller Ronald Norman— 152, 212 Chadwick, Barbara— 97. 253. 21 Chadwick. JoAnn Culmer— 152. 200 Chamerlain, Eileen Francis — 152 Chambers, Robert B.— 58, 41. 238 Chandler, Donald P.— 122 Chandler. Patricia Louise — 152 Changelo. Anthony Joseph — 77 Chappell, Robert Owen — 152 Chappelle, Marie Irene— 121 Chase, Fred Dunn— 245 Chase. Gwen— 120. 236, 274 Chatlerley, Louis Joseph— 152 Chesley, William L.— 152, 286 Childs, Gordon Bliss- 71 Chlng, Henry Punt— 96 Chipman, Janice Merle — 152 Chipman, Richard Elijah — 153 Choules, Lou Jean W— 153 Christensen. Carol — 201 Christensen. Bob— 96. 293 Christensen, Carol— 153, 258. 274 Christensen. Carol Ann— 96 Bushman. Frances— 119, 23 . 256 i; ' = ' • °i ci mi ?AB «7 Bushman:Helcn—ll9. 249, 251,331.330 Christensen. Coleen-153, 194, 268, 387 276Bushman, Nephl— 97 Bussing, Naomi— 149, 281 Buller, Blaine S — 203 Butler, Harry- 77 Butler Merle Jean— 149 Butler. Ruth— 145 Butters. Karen Diane— 149. 281 Bybee. Keith Dart— 149 Bytendorp, Ralph 5.— 119 Cahoon. Carol — 121 Cahoon, Amelia Jane — 123, 258 Cahoon. Edylh Mae— 151 Calder, Don Leo — 77. 247 Calder, E. Vance— 77. 223 Calder. Mary Alice- 121 Calder. Richard— 322 Calder, Shirley Arlene— 151 Caldwell. Don A.— 121.223 Cale. Dallas— 231 Call Aavor Udell— 151 Call. Bertis Darrell— 294 Call, Darrell— 9 Call, Eria Mae— 121,238 Call, Geneva— 77, 264, 249, 377 Call, Mac Rey— 77 Call, Marlon— 121 Call, Marlene— 151 Call Myra Vee— 140, 228 Call, Joyce— 121, 252,223 Call Reed .—121,290 Call. Peggy Eileen— 151 Call Shirey Mae— 43. 77. 249 Callett, Carma Lynee— 121 Calvey, Ruth— 215 Camenish. Kay— 122 Cameron, Connie Ann— 97. 217. 266 Cameron, W. Henry— 97 Camp, Virgil H.— 121, 126,225 Campbell. Barbara— 241 Christensen. Darline— 120 Christensen. Don L. — 96 Christensen. Dorothy— 224 Christensen. Gayle Bodily- 153, 251 Christensen. Harold Parley— 96, 59, 310, 313. 314, 322 Christensen, Helen — 153 Christensen, Joe J.— 94, 218 Christensen, John 8.- 96, 294 Christensen, Kenneth S. — 294 Christensen, Neil A.— 72. 236, 240 Christensen. Paul J —153 Christensen. Phyllis— 94. 273 Christensen. Ralph G.— 121 Christensen, Rex LeRoy— 78 Christensen. Ray E.— 153. 294 Christensen, Richard Bruce — 121 Christensen, Richard M.— 153 Christensen. Rose L. — 7 Christensen, Ron — 205 Christensen, Roy A.— 153. 294 Christensen, Vonda— 94. 153, 216, 223 Christensen,, Winslow— 140, 224 Christian, JoAnne — 121 Christiansen, Bry Kenney — 153 Christiansen, Christian Paul — 77 Christiansen, Kathryn — 153 Christiansen, Marlene— 153 Christiansen, RulhAnne— 153, 201, 280, 37 Chrlstofferson, Leo — 121 Chrlstopulos, Tony T. — 77 Choules, Lou Jean— 283 Church. George Donald— 121 Church. JuVene-153 Clapham, Barbara Arlene— 259. 27 Clark, Alan C— 76, 244 Clark, Barbara L— 98, 248 Clark, Bernadine Kay— 153, 281 Clark, Carol— 60, 194 Clark. Carol Jean— 77, 270 Clark. Colleen C- g ' -Sill: !i ;;? r 273, 386, . ; EB s... . .. Campbell, LuDene 8-77, 254 Campbell, Richard Gene— 121, 291 Campbell, William A.— 151 Camman. Ruth — 151 Canfled. Frank B.— 151 Cannon, Charmaine — 97 Cannon, Gerald W.— 97 Cannon, Stuart 0—151 ,„ Cannon. Vernita M.— 151,234 Capeland. Barbara— 151 Capel, O. Barbara — 151 Capps, Fave — 97 Capps. Palsy— 151.201 Card Lincoln J.— 77. 240 Cardall. John Norman— 97 Cardon, Marilyn Pearl— 151 , 274 Carlile. Alvln— 151 Carllle, Don F.— 121 Carlile. Fred G.— 97 Carlile. Ralph T.— 97 Carlile, Thomas F.— 97 Carlsen. Jean — 97 Carlson, Kellh T.— 151 Carlson, Marvel Lee— 151 221 Carlston. Sonva Mae — 151 Carpenter. Fae — 151 Carpenter. Gordon Everet— 121, Carr, Alvln Bruce— 151 Carr, Donna H. — 121 Carr. Doura— 225 Carr, Kellh R— 151 Carr, Kenneth Lloyd— 121 V iaiKi L 3t l i-i- ' -J ' ' ■ Clark, Dorothy T— 122, 165 Clark, Donald J.— 77 Clark, Erma — 72 Clark, Gall— 153 Clark, Harold LeRoy— 153 Clark. Helen Mae— 96 Clark! Henry Clifford— 153, 246 Clark. Janet Hales— 98 Clark. John Calvert— 122 Clark, Loretta— 122, 246, 384 Clark, Marlene S— 153 Clark Margaret 8.— 122. 198. 234 Clark. Melvin C— 78 Clark, Nelda LaVoe— 98, 274 Clark, Reva Jones— 15 3. 263 Clark Richard R.— 76. 245 Clark, Robert S— 76 240 Clark, Thomas H.— 120 Clark, Wayne L.— 98, 233. 292 Clark, DeWayneW,— 77 153. 246 Clark Welsford Hone— 96 Clarke. Collcen—122 Cla ' ke, John Richard— 77 Clarke, William Robert— 153. 296 8! :soTHnv;°y-s 59.92.,93.288. 8li::on;j ' ' or ' GibbTl 5,98,l93.288, Clay, Daniel 5.-76,221.238. 390 Clay Dorothy Lois — 153 Clay, Lou Rae C— 120 Clayson, Douglas William— IZZ 394 Clayton, Robert Earl— 78, TK) Clegg. Dennis A. — 122 Clegg. Joseph Hugh — 78 Clegg. Marilyn Cayle — 153 Clegg. Ora LeAnn — 153 Clegg. Ruth Jolene— 122 Clegg. Vella Venice— 78 Clegg. Vern D.— 153 Clemens. D. Dwoine — 153 Clouse. Jessie Mae— 78. 237 Cloward. Gordon Max — 153 Cloward. V. Jewell— 120. 210 270 Cluff. Alyce Joy— 153. 389 Clufl, Lloyd Sterling— 153 CluH, OreHa Jeanne— 120 Clyde, Russell Kay— 123 Coates, Zada — 121 Coats, 8efty Jean— 153 Coalsworth, Richard R— 122 Cotfey, Marvin Dole— 59, 78. 208 Coffin. Marianne W. — 98 Cole. David Loyal— 153 Cole. Gay— 98. 225 Cole. Norman Dallas — 78 Cole. Patricia A. — 98 Coleman. Ronald D.I22 Coles. Marbra Jeanne — 153 Collard, Billy Reed— 150 ColleH. Carma Lynee— 392 Collins. Stanley E.— ISO, 318 Collyer, Burleson T.— 150 Colovich, Raymond Mark — 98 Colton, Grace Eleanor — 150 Colver, Jay Clair— 122. 230 Colvin. Nyra— 151 Colwetl. JoAnne — ISO Comer, Caroline Joan — ISO Comish. Karma Jean — 123. 215 Compton. Lou Jean— 92. 259. 232. 230 Compton. Merlin D. — 98 Conger. Lois K— 122, 199, 195, 217, 268 Conic, Leo Henry — 98 Connell, Harold G.— 40, 98, 258 Connell, John R., Jr.— 78, 2 Conrad, Paul Willard— ISO Cook, Boyd G.— ISO Cook, Carolyn— ISO, 2B3 Cook, Cecil M.— 78 Cook. lllaiMae— 98. 199. 250 Cook. Leia Fay— 98. 252 Cook. Mary Alice — ISO Cook. Mary Ellen— ISO Cook. Richard E.— 78. 193 Cooley. Kotheryn Jensen — 122. 259 Coons. Daniel 6. — 78 Coop. Margaret Louise — ISO Cooper. Grant S. — 98 Cooper. Philip— ISO Cooper. James W.— ISO, 23 Copeland, Barbara Joan — 67 Coray, Jorin Louis — 71 Corbett, Connie Joy — 98 CorbeH, Jeanne— 98. 217. 274 Corbett. Pearson Starr — 98 Cordner. Floyd Burnell — 289 Corry. Dorothy M.— 150 Coster, Marilyn— ISO Cosgrove, Lamont — 309 Cottle, Lorna Claudine — 150 Coulam, Billie Jane— ISO, 236 Covington, Dorothy Burene — ISO. 283 Cowlcss, Emma Lou — ISO Cowley. Fred L.— ISO Cowley, Ruth Annette — 212 Cowley, William Horace— 98, 225 Cox, Alice Taylor — 224 Cox. Alta— ISO. 222 Cox. Anita— ISO Cox. Audrey 8.- 98 Cox, Carl T.— 76 Cox, Carolyn Sarah— ISO, 237, 274, 389 Cox. Gayline— 226, 299 Cox, Joan — ISO Cox, Mollie Marie— 99 Cox, Maxine — 98 Cox Soren Franklin — 78 Crabtree, Booth Alder — IS Crabtree, Jan — ISO Cradduck, Wayne Alton, Jr.— ISO Craig, Wesley W.— 120, 295 Cram, Deryl LeRoy — 122 Crandall, Fred L., Jr.— 78 Crandall, Ed L.— 208 Crandall, Geraldine — ISO Crandall, Jean Louise — 99, 266 Crandall, Lawrence M.— ISO, 2 5 Crandall, Mary Elene— ISO, 201, 217 Crandall, Maureen — 99. 224 Crandall, Richard M, — 99 Crandall, Ronald A.— 121 Crandall Virginia— 99, 272 Craven, Rulon Gerald — 240 Crawford, Darrel L Mar— 99, 2K. 321 Crawford, John Harold — ISO Crawford, Marilyn — 99 Crawford, Marilyn Dee — 99 Crawford, Yvonne Rae — ISO Creor. Kay— 152. 236 Creer. William N.— 218 Criddlo. James Dale — 78 Crider. Zelma June — 122 Crimson. Leo Eugene — 152 Crilchfield. Inge- 99 Crittenden, Sue A.— 152, 201 Croft, Mary P.— 122. 216 Croft. Merlin Richard— 99 Croft, Venna Elijabeth- IS2 Crofts, Steve— 249 Cromar, Kenneth Y. — 152 Crok, Amelia Jean— 99. 195. 199, 230 Crook. Mary — 122 Cropper, Daryl M. — 122 Crookston Dorothy — 241 Crowton, Dave — 303 Crow. Nannette — 120 Crowley. Pearllne— 199. 270 Crowther. Lucille— 152 Crowther. Rosemary — 78. 206 257 Crowther. Shirley Anne— 122 267 Crowther. Wilford Penn— 120. 212 Crump. Sherman M. — 122 311 Cruser. J. DeVirl— 99 Crystal, Ralph— 122, 248 Cullimore, Kathleen — 79 Cundick, Geralee A.— 122 Cunningham, Harold — 305 319 Curtis. Alden E — 385 Curtis. Arvoa B.— 152. 224 Curtis. Brandt B.— 99 Curtis. Bruce W.— 99, 237. 248 Curtis. Cherrill A.— 152, 236 Curtis, OeMar H.— 99 Curtis, Earl Lloyd— 152 Curtis, Gale Blaine — 122 205 225 Curtis, Robert Thomas— ISO Culler, Helen M.— 79, 202, 231 —0- D ' Adabba, Patrick Joseph— 99 Dahl, Paul Eugene— 99, 249 Dahl, Judy— 154 Dahl. Loren— 221 Dahl. Shirley— 259 Dahl, Richard A.— ISO Dalby, Elaine— 255 Oalby, Patricia Sue— 123 Dallas, Cole — 79 Dalley. Eaine— 277 Dalton. John Matthew— 123 Dalton, Lee T.— 99 240 Daly, Franklin Lee— 99, 248 196 Daniels, Gary K.— 155 Daniels, John Walter— I5S Daniels, Philip Bliss — 99 Danielson, B. DeMar — 155 Darling, Clair Hawkins — 155 Dart, Joanne — 155 DaHge, Veria Jean— 153 Davidson, Grover 0. — 71 Davidson, Gwyn Dean — 155 Davidson, Haiel— 155 Davidson, Marlon N.— 155 299 Davidson. Melvin J. — 155 ' Davie, Bill C. W.— 79 Oavles, Chesley Rueben — 155 Oavles, Karyllea Bench— 79 Davles, Nadlne — 270 Davis, Barbara Jean — 155 Davis, Bonnie Ann — 99 225 274 Davidson, Donald — 241 Davidson, Thelma — 241 Davis Afton— 155 Davis, Carl- 392 Davis, Dale— 155 Davis, Boyd — 63 Davis. Dan L.— 123. 213 Davis, Delmar Boyd— 99 289 Davis, Diane L. — 155 217 Davis, Donald Joe— 311 Davis, Cora Lou— 123 Davis, Carl— 392 Davis, Eugene H.— 79 Davis H. Clyde— 71 Davis, Heb— 99, 197 203 Davis, Jack L,— 225, 298 391 Davis, Joy L,— 99 Davis, Joyce Marilyn— 258, 282 283 Davis, Julian I.— 99 Davis Lee— 287 Davis, Lorln R— 123 Davis, Lynn H.— 79, 246, 225 Davis, Marilyn Jean — 123 Davis, Marilyn— 123 Davis, Reed Kay— 289 Davis, Ross R.— 155, 292 Davis, Shirley Ann— 123 Davis, Ted E.— 70 Davis, Vesta L.— 155 252 Davis, William C— 123 Dawson, David Harold— 155 Dawson. Mary — 155 200 217 Day. Arthur Merrill— ISS Dayes. Doris Mildred— 155. 222 238 Dayton. Barbara T.— 123 Dayton, Sharon R.— 155, 260 238 Deakln, Beverly Gaye — 155 DeBoer, Robert H.— 79 DeBry, JoAnn— 99 Decker, Beryl Marie — 155 Decker, Constance — 253 Decker, Daniel Lorenzo — 90 226 Decker, Donald M. — 226 Deem, Arlenc— 79, 388 DeFrlez, Arthur Bryce — 120 DInsdale, Janis Yvonne — iS4, 253 Dittmore, Barbara Jean — 154 Dlvett, Robert T.— 99 Dixon, Allie Reona — 79 Dixon, Ann Marlon — 123 251 234 Dixon, Darren (?uale — 79 Dixon, David George — 99 Diion, David Robert — 218 Dixon, Douglas W.— 123 Dixon, Fred C— 123, 295 Dixon, Glenn Ray— 154 Dixon, Jean — 154 211 210 Dixon, Joan W.— IS4 211 Dixon. V. June— IS4 Dixon, Willard Charles— 79 Doane, Dawn LaNell — 154 Dobell, 0. Roger — 154 Dodd, James Leroy — 154 318 Dodd. Russell Ellon— 154 Doerfler, Joyce Margaret — 259 Doerr, Robert R.— 123. 327, 238 Doke, Pleas Alan— 154 Dolinar, Mltjle Ann — 99 225 Doman, Rulene— 154, 214 Donaldson, Shell A.— 123 Done, Jeanine N— 154. 201 236 Done, Robert P. — 99 Doney, Dallne — 154 Donney, Oarrell — 305 Dotson, Audrey — 279 Doty, Allan J.— 179 Douglass, Andrew M.— 99, 231. 47, 289 385 Doyal, Gibson— IS4 Doiey, Margaret- 124, 198, 58 269 Doyle, Dorthy June — 79, 267 Drake, H. Marvin- 154. 299 Draper. Carmite Julia — 154 Draper. Henry E.— 154 Draper. Jacqueline — 99. 199. 236 Dred, Danneel — 154 Dredge, Audrey Charlene— 123, 224 Dredge, David Dale — 123 Drlggs, June S. — 79 Drlggs, Maroe Gay — 79, 270 Droubay, Bertha— 123 Dudding, Monagene — 123 237 Duerden, Earl S.— 99 Deurden, Vanda Lee — 123 Duel, Wallace— 223 Duggar, Wlllla Leonard— 43, 299 Duncan, Lea Gayle — 154 Duncan, Norman Van — 79 Duncan, Sallie R. — 99 Dunford, Carol— 200 260 Dunford, Harold Gene— 123 , 64 295, 347 Duggar, Leonard — 154 Dunkley, Melvin Edison— 154 Dunkley, Richard Pratt — 212 Dunn Arlene — 278 Dunn, Loren C. — 311 Dunn, Richard Marvel — 154 Durfee, Lois— 154 Durfee, Lyman James — 79 Durrant, George D. — 247 Dusnup, Anna Lou — 154 Dusenberry, Richard O. — 124 Dustln. Joyce E.— 79. 251 Dustln, Marjory Dawn — 123 Dyal, Mabel— 123 Dye, Ronald Gilbert— 297 Dyer. Bruce— 99, 288. 324 Dyer, Robert D, — E- Eagar, Karl B.— 124 Eager, Lucille— 154 Earl, Karen E. — 156 Earl. Moore— 154 Earl. Mauree LaVleve— 124. 217. 274 389 Earp. Robert E.— 305 East, Maria Lelle— 124, 237 Eastmond, John — 209 Easton, Clara Jeanne — 124, 266 Eatough Norman LeRoy — 151 Eccles, Justin Rich— 124, 245 Eccles, Parley N.— 156 Eddlngfon, Richard Hale— 79 Edgerton, Nancy Ellen — 124 270 Ediefsen, Blaine Ellis— 79 Ediefsen, Jesse R.— lOO, 247 Edwards, Carolyn E.— 100, 198. 206, 65, 271 387 Edwards, Catherine — 225 Edwards, Lee Rand— 124, 64 England, Maree Joy — 154 Engle, Dempsey Bernard — 156, 260 Englestead, Marian — 124 272 English, Robert W.— 209 Engstrom, Margaret Elaine — 79, 268 Enos. Blossom — 79 Enos, Arthur Keawe— 156, 232 Enos, Muriel Kaohulanl — 156 Enos. Viola Mae Kuualoha— 154 Ensign. Jerald C— 124, 289 Ensign, Robert W,— lOO 231 192 62 288, 353, 218 Erbelato. C. Sear— 187 Erekson, Paul W. 124 Erlckson, Alice— 154. 230. 282 Erickson Ervln R, — 79 Erlckson, LaVona— 100, 210 Erlckson, Lorna A.— 124. 198 204 195 134 Erlckson. Louise- Erickson, Barton Kendall— 123. 63, 290 Edwards, Weston Eyring— 124 -164 -154, 281 !8I. DeGra ' DeGraw, Clifford Fostet- OeHaan, Donnetta Darler DeHoyos Arturo — 79 Delgaard, Barbara Juhl— 154 67 236 DeLaMare, Donald Kay— 98 DeLeeuw, Max J —154 Dell ' Aria, Thomas George — 321 ciom Oellenbach, Kenneth Karl— IS4, 256. 23(Elder, Quintln Joseph. Denney, Enos Thayle— 154, 299 Eldredge, Burr S.— 72 Denney, Ivan Ray— 123 Eldredge, Mariory Jane Dennis, Per-e— 224 Eldredge, Marilyn— 156 Oenys, Nedra Joan— 154 Eldredge, Max Jean— 154, 79 206 309 Despain. Edwin— 154 Ediefsen. Jesse— 240 Oetton Richard Lee— 154. 236 Ellason, Norrel Bowman— 157 Deuel. Wallace— 123 Ellson. James H.— 71 Devev. Charles Richard— 123, 196, 214, Ellson Jerry H.— 79 204 Efller, LeRoy— 154 Egbert, Wendell W.— 124 304 Egbert, William R.— 79 Eggerton, Mich — 320 Ekersley, Carolyn — 157 Ekins, Margaret Marlene — 154 Eklns, Phyl Grant— 156 Elam, Shirley A.— 156 124 -156, 250 154, 222 , Newell Henry— 79 Erickson, Ron — 284 Erickson, Verna Lue — 154 Erickson, Yvonne— 100 252 238 Eriksen, Claudette G.— 154 283 389 391 Espinosa, Howard B. — 156 Esplnosa Lyie R.— 124 Esplin, Grace — 79 Esplind, Laurel— 154 Esplin, Van C— 72 Eugle, Bernard — 223 Evans, Bert P.— 79 Evans, David Lloyd— 318 Evans, Donald Ray — 154 Evans, George G — 156 Evans, Gertrude H. — 79 Evans, Hal Steward — 154 Evans, Heber Grant— 79 81 45 236 351 Evans. Orad Lamar — 156 Evans. Paul— 124 Evert, Betty L.— 79 Eyre, DeRay— 298, 218, 306 296 De Witt, Rodney Clawson— 154 Dial. Barbara Elaine— 79 251 Dickson. Janet— 123 Dial Laura— 100 221 Dibble, Jane— 123 67 236 Dlehl, Paul LaVarre— 123 209 Dike, Roy Wesley— 123 Dlllman, Glenyce Marie— J99 Dlngemansa, Joann C. — 154 Ellerts ' on, Norman Willard— 295 Ellertson Norman — 100 Elletl, LaRae Eva— 124 Ellsworth, John W,— 156 205 298 Ellsworth, Stan Grant— 284 Ellsworth, Sterlino G,— 156 298 Elmer, Nina J.— 114 Emmett, William G— 79 Empy, Lamar T. — 240 Engh. Marlene Joyce — 154 Fackrell. Lynn Leroy — 158 Falrbourn. Marilyn — 100 Falkney. Beverly Cleone — 157 Falls. Hilda H.— 79 Farley. Ernest Kent— 253 Farnshaw. Audrey — 280 Farnsworth, Allen S.— 157 Farnsworth, Betty — 79 Farnsworth, Dean H. — 79 Farnsworth, Mary Frances — 157 Farnsworth, Sharon — 100 195 224 Farnsworth, William F. — 79 223 Farnsworth, William Y.— 100 215 Farr. Hatch— 245 Farr. Janet — 100 Farr, Sylvia — 79 Farrar, Gall— lOO. 64, 244, 388 Farrer, Rex Dale — 79, 290 Farrington, Shirley Ann — 100, 276 Farrls, Jay — 293 Faucet, Robert L— 157 Faulkner. Margaret — 100 Fawcett, Kent— 157 Felsch, George W.— 79, 248 Felt. Richard George — 157. 309 Felton. Beverly Jean — 158 Fergason, Joe — 218 Fernley. Arlene Joy— 79, 217, 275 Ferrell, Jay— 245 Ferrln, Marilyn A. — 100 Fetscher, J, Elaine— 72, 279 Feulner, Donna Mae — 124, 257 Field, Beulah Rae— 124, 267 Field, Nevagene — 157 Fields, Clarence Leslie— 248 158 237 Fife, Alexander Louis Jr.— 79, 247 Fife, James David- 124 Fife, Ronald DeVon— 124, 297 Fillmore, Bob — 309 Fillmore, Janice — 251, 158 Fillmore, Laura — 157, 277 Fillmore, Leland Reld— lOO, 192 58 297, 390 Flnlinson, Bryce R. — 124 Firth, Richard £.— 100, 289 Fish, Beatrice — 79 Fish, Gerald Seymour— 100, 247 Fish, John Rogers — 100 226 Fish. Paul A.— 100, 64 Fisher, Claire J. — 223 Fisher, Dean F. — 79 Fisher, Janice Jensen — 124 Fisher. M. Scott— 225. 179, 289 236 Fisher, Robert Bruce— 223, 238 FItt, Geraldine May— IS7 Fitzgerald Myrtle— 79, 222, 215 Flaherty, Robert Reed— 305 Flake, Mira— 157 Fleming, Ruth Aleen — 157 Fletcher, Wendell Warnerw|57 Flinders, Cleo— 157 Flowers, J. Harold— 124 322 Flucklger, Arnold B.— 230 Flygare, Gordon Rlrle — 157 Focnrell, Lynn — 238 FoerstI, Eleanor Lola— 225. 224, 217 157 Folkman. David I., Jr.— 100 295 Fonnesbeck, Paul v.— lOO. 295 Foote, Duane Horace — 157 Ford, Carmen Leona — 157 Ford, Dixon A.— 124 Ford, Jacquelyne Rhea — 157 Ford, Leland OeVon— 124 Foreman, Jennell — 124 Forsling, Jerry Boyd — 290 a Forster, Paul P.— 230 Forsyth. Walter Leo— 100. 245 Fortune. Richard T. — 157 Foster. Lynn Grant— 321 Fought. John Allen— 318. 321 Fowles. Jay R. — 80 Fox, Harold Chipman— 322 Fox, Phyllis— IX, 214 274 Frame, Marilyn— 100. 279 Frampton, Morris J. — 124 Francis, Arma Jean — 124 Francis, Jay W. — 80, 244 Francis, Joann — 157 Francis, Myra Kae — 124 Francis, Rel) Garner— 124. 248 Francis, Rulon S. — 80 Francom, Val Gene — 79, 224, 385 Frandsen. Glenn Ray — 124. 245 Frandsen. Ina — 79. 204 Frandsen. Milton Lee — 157 Frandsen. Sharlene — 157 Frank. Lorraine — 201 Frank. Margene — 44, 222 Franks, John Richard — 80, 204 Eraser, Lynn Barrett — 309 Frailer. Ronald Vern— 158. 238. 297 Fredrlckson. R. Hartley— 100. 290 Freeman, Dean Lavon — 80 Frehner, Constance Lou — 217 Frei, Lorna Rue — 100 Freer, Darhl— 157 Frodsham. Lovlna Keeler — 80. 222 Frodsham. Lowell H. — 80 Frodsham. Sharon — 157. 222 Frome. Robert Emerson — 124 197 292 Fromberg. Charles C— 80 192 238 247, 322 Fuertsen, Vernon — 80 Fujimoto, H. Jane — 80 Fuller. Donna Rae — 80 Fuller. Patricia Helen — 158 Fullmer. Joanna — 158 Fullmer. Joy Ranee — 158 Fullmer. Melvin Bliss — 124 Fullmer. Owen L.— 124 Fulmer. Robert Leon — 158 Funk. Albert G 80 212 Funk. Herman E.— 158 Fye. Rodney Wayne— 238 248 Sadd. Connie — 160 Gagon, Edwin B, — 80 Gagon, Ronald Eugene — 286 Galbralth, Joyce Ann — 80, 259 Galbralth, Sharon Mildren — 140 Gallagher, A. William — 125, 292 Gangerter Noaml — 247 Gardner, Beverly Jeanne — 164 Gardner. Blanche — 158 Gardner. Carol— 44, 158. 200 238 Gardner. David P. — 158 Gardner, Jldeen — 1(01 Gardner, Laura Marie — 158 Gardner, Melba — 158 Gardner, Melba RaNae— 143 Gardner, Robert Leigh — lOO Gardner, Samuel Howard — 125 Gardner, Sheila M.— 158 Gardner, Vesta Helen — 158 257 Gardner, W. Dallln— 58 140 299 Garlick, G. Junior— 100 Garlno, Jerry — 296 Garrard, Shirley June — 159 Garrett, Ann Darlene — 159 Garrett. Fred L. — 230 Garrett, Glen W.— 100 307 Garrett, Larry— 158, 205 Garrett, Mary Janice — 278 Garrlck, Bernell J.— 80 Garrick, Howard T. — 125 Gassman, Byron Walter — 100, 225, 245, Gates, Hugh Isom— 125. 240 248 Geddes, Marlse A BO Georges. Marilyn M.— 195 198 215 258 , . , Gerber, Lloyd M.— 231 Gibbs, Donna R.— 159, 222 238 Giberson, Richard C. — 159 Geerten, Norman — 209 Giberson, Richard C. — 159 Gibby. Marlow David — 125 Glfford, Fay D. — 159 Gilford, Grant Reld— 125 Glfford, Leo Rural — 140 Glfford, Warner Lavon— 159 Gigliotti, Shirley K.— 125 377 Gilbert, Herbert W.— 80 Gilbert, Maurlne — 160 GIbert, Naomi- 159 Gilbert, Sidney S. — 80 Giles, Bonnie Renee — IS9 Giles, Jae— 100 Giles, Marlene — 159 Gillespie. Patricia Louise— 159 2SI Gillette. Jerry W.— 159 Gillette. Barbara W,— 101 272 Gilliland, Robert Gene — 44 100 290 Gilner, Gerald L. — 80 Sllson. James N.— 159 Gllson, James Stanley — 159 Gines, Geraldine — 125 Glnes, Pauline — 80, 224 251 Gines, Ralph Junior— 159 Gleave, Stanley— 311 321 Gledhill. David E.— IW, 204 Glines, Laralne — 159 Goaslind, Carol— 125 Goarn, JayBee — 244 Goals. Barbara Ann— 159 280 Goales. LaRee— 124. 259 Goales. Rex — 213 Goales. Wayne A.— 47. 80 244 Godfrey. Lorln C— 159 B4 Goins. E. Joan — 125 395 Sonjales, Howard R.— 125, 288, 324 350, 351 Gomel, Allan— 322 Good, Danny Ray — 159 Goodell, Robert A.— 125 Goodman, Joseph £. — lOO Goodness, Leinaala Janet — 80 Goodrldge, William W.— 125 Goodwin, Harland Dale — 125 Goodwin, Jack B. — 100 Gordon, Janet Louise — b4, 100 Gorringe, Howard T. — 12-4 159 Gorton, H. Clay — 80, 209 ' Gottfredson. Douglas King— 159 Gowans, Alice Jane — 125 Gowans, Floyd Hill— lOO Gfaehl. Ma G. — 80, 288 Graham, Shaw — 125 Graham, Jerry Eugene — 80 392 G ' aham Loyal Berkley— 100 Gtanl. Grace — 124, 208 Grant, Jack R. — 126, 238 Grant, Richard Giles — 160 Graves, H. Howard G. — 71 Gray, George H. — 159 Gray. Joyce Carrol— 160, 258 Grcahouse, Don Earl — 125 Green, Betty Ann— 80, 199 221 268 390, 376 ■ • . . G-een. Colette— 159, 200 216 280 234. 391 ... Green, Dean — 285 Green, Donna Marie — 160 200 Green, Edna— lOO, 240, 241 Green, Daryl — 319 Green, Gene Rulon — 100 Green, Harold E. — 80 Green, lona— 80. 392 Green, John A, — 100 Green, L, Lucille — 125, 271 Green, Myrna Joye — 100 279 Green, Patricia- 233 Green, Verl Merrill— 80 223 246 Greene, Shirley Rae — 71 Greenfield, Harvey S. — 209 Greenhaigh, Francis 8, — 60 Greenhaigh, Glade — 80 248 Greenland. Richard C, — 159 Greenwood, Janet — 160 Greenwood, Lorraine — 80 278 Greenwood, Ned H — 125 Greer. Deon Carr— 125 196 Gregson. Patricia Gene — 125 Greninger, Gordon Hasting— 72 230 Gr.bble, Marva — 158, 223 Gridley, John C. — 321 Griffeth, Mary Clarine— 158 238 Griffin, Gerald B.— 158 Grtmmett, Janet — 100, 252 Grix, Geraldine — 100, 272 Groberg. Julia Gar- 6 159 Groberg, Mary Jane— 100, 199 385 391, 392 Groesbeck, David Lowell— 159 392 Groessbeck, Mone— 225 Groesbeck, Ruth— 100 Grotegut, David Arthur— 158 Grover. Clarence Leavitt — 140 Grow. Lois Phyllis — 158 Grow, Rosemary— 158, 201. 282 283 Gruver, Richard Leiand — 123 Gudmundson, Georgia — 158 201 Gunn, Benjamin Junior — 158 Gunn, Marion — 158, 282 Gunnell, Earl Leroy— IM, 246 248 Gunnell, Nancy Lee — 159 Gunnell, Robert Dean— 125 238 Gurney, Joana Colleen— 158 Gurr, Kendall O.— 158, 223 248 Gustafson, Sandra Joyce — 159 Gushman, Anna E, — 231 Gustaveson,, Carolyn M, — 158, 236 — H— Haacke, Ganae— 160 282 Haag, Eldon L. — 160 Hadley, Donald Blaine— 160 Hadley, Shirley Ann — 160 Haddock, Jan G. — 160 Hadlock, Theresa — 160 Hafen, John Mark— 224 319 126 Hafen, Joseph Jr.— 213 Hale, Glen B. — 126 Hale, Melva— SO, 241 Hale, Sarah Ann— 160 Hales, Beette Lee — 160, 198 Hales, George Grooms — 160 Hales, Glen— 126, 285 292 Hales, Katheryn B. — 160 Hales. LaRee— 101 Hales. Lola— 160 Hales. William Cair— SI Hall, Barbara L.— 12 Hall. Beverly Ann— 160 201 Hall, Calvin N.— 81 Hall. Don Jay — 160 Hall. Ella Mae— 160 Hall. Gayle Joan — 101 Hall. Gordon Lee — 160 225 Hall. Ilene— 80 Hall, Margaret Belle — 160 Hall. Mary Carol— 126 279 Hall, Moreen May — 160 Hall, Norma Jean — 101 Hall. Phyllis— 127 Hall. Richard Earl— 161 Hall. Rosalene— 215 Hall. Rosalie Ruth— 161 Halladay, Mae Marie— 126, 237. 253 Halliday. Richard Leslie— 101 Halterman, Mary Jean — 161 Halterman. Susanna — 161 Halverson, Charles Allan— 101 264 Halversen, Stan R. — 161 Hamabata. Gloria Yasuko — 126 Hamblin. Grace — 160. 251 Hamblin. Harriet B.— 241 Hamblin, Laura Lou — 161 Hamblin. Robert Rudolph— 101. 302 303. 306 Hamblin. William Kenneth — 101 Hambling, Don— 234, 296 Hamilton, Beverly Darlene — 161. 261 Hamilton. Glenna Nadean — 161 Hamilton. Merilla Jeannie — 161 Hamilton, Vesta Louise— 161 Hamling, Donald D. — 161 Hammer, Elinor A. — 161 Hammer, Norman F. — 101. 247 Hammond, Helen — 126 Hancock, Bonnie Lou — 161. 253 Hancock. Evelyn Anne — 161. 236. 282 Hancock, Joseph P. — 247 Hancock, Larry Earl— 101, 305 Hancock, Patricia Dear) — 161 Hancock, Wayne M.— 101. 218 Handy, Max Duane — 126 Hanks, Charles Warrer)— lil Hanks, Lclith— 126 Hanks, Marilvn— 126 Hanks, Russell H.— 141 Hannah, Wallis C— 81 Hanning. Joseph Carlisle — 65 Hansen, Ada Christene — 127 Hansen, Afton M. — 81 Hansen, Carole M, — 81 Hansen. Don J. — 141 264 Hansen, Elmo— 129, 239 Hansen, Evan W,— 101, 254 Hansen, Gale — 161 Hanson, Gene Russell— 101, 197, 221 297 Hanson, Heloyce France!— 252, 161 Hansen, I. Eugene — 101 Hansen. Jacqueline R.— 94. 101. 278 388 Hansen. Jay M. — 141 Hansen, V. J.— 212 Hansen. Jean — 161 Hansen. John R.. Jr. — 101 225 288 326 ... Hansen, Joyce — 200 Hansen, June Howard — 101 Hansen. Keith McQuarrie — 81 Hansen. Kenneth G, — 127 Hansen. Kent A, — 81 Hansen, Klaus J,— 161, 225, 260 Hanson, Lynn Raymond — 101 Hansen, Lynn. Wayne — 72 Hnasen. Monna — 81 Hansen, Portia P, -S1 Hansen, Ralph — 72, 202, 238 Hansen, Ross Delbert — 81 Hansen, Sherrie — 161 Harding, Beth— 101 Harding, Donald Henry — 126 230 Hardy, Leila— 101 Hardy. LoRene — 81, 269 Hardy, Scott M.— SI Harkans, Suianne — 280 Harker, Glen LeVern— SI Harker, Joan Terry — 161 Harmon, Charles — 126 Harmon, Leonard — 291 Harmon, Eliiabeth A.— 102. 224, 234 Herman, Sally Jean— 103, 272 Herman, James L. — 124 Harms, Callis R,— 81 Harmsen, Constance Jane — 102 255 Harper, Betty Margaret — 102 206 Harper, Bob — 298 Harper, John J,— 160 238 Harper Vaughn Di«— 126 236 Harris, Aileen— 127 Harris, Alfred Ray— 256 Harris, Barbara L, — 161 Harris, Chet Wayne — 127 204 Harris, Colleen— 127 279 ' Harris, Darline Betty— 127, 271 Harris, David Jensen — 161 Harris, Delores— 127 Harris, Gayla — 161 Harris, Howard Blake — 81 Harris, James R. — 81, 223 Harris, Jean Josephine — 161 387 Harris, Jeanann — 234 Harris, Marilyn Marie — 141 Harris, Muriel Joyce — 127 Harris, Ray— 102, 223 Harris, Robert Edgar — 161 Harris, Robert L.— 224 Harrison, Bertrand Kent— 161 Harrison, Dan B. — 81 Harrison, Edwin Chandler— 162 Harrison, Hortense I, — 126 Harrison, June— 297 Harrison, Marion Leo — 81 Hart, David Kirkwood— 160 166 230 233, 198 Hart, Wallace Dean— 102 Hartley, Harel— 126 234 Harvey, Clark— 162 Harvey, Wilma Else- 140 Haskell, Thales Albert— 126 Haslem, Verl- 126. 226 Hastings, Loyal Dee— 162 Hatch, Adelie Martin— 102 Hatch. Albertha Frances— 142 238 Hatch, Betty— 124, 217 248 Hatch. Oarcus— 142 ' Hatch, Delray Olsen— 102 218 Hatch, Emma Gean— 192 272 330 331, 388 Hatch, Geneve — 142 Hatch, Jacqueline Lou — 142 Hatterman, Richard— 81 208 Havens, Patricia J,— 43 ' 102 231 Hatterman, Mary Joan— 20l ' Hawker. Alora Jane— 81 Hawkes, Reed R.— 102 Hawkins, George Elmer — 102 Hawkins, Kenneth Eugene — 142 Hawkins, Lloyd I.— 81 Hawkley. Merle E.— 314 Hawley. Bob— 197 Haws. Sen Frank — 146 Haycok lla J.— 102. 258 Haycocr. Kathryn Mary — 162 Hayes. Betty— 102, 109, 195, 216, 259, 269, 389 Hayes, Darrell E.— 162 Hayes, Irma Ruth — 142 Hayes, Keith C— 45, 205, 289, 126 Haynes, H. Vivian— 102, 206 Haynie, Delbert Larry — 126, 284 Haynie, Richard Arlen— 102, 284 Head, S. Conrade— 102 208 Heap, Dan E— 102. 2223, 232 Heaps. Joseph Kent— 162, 245 Heaps, Leon Henry — 311 Hearn. Milton Eugene — 162 Hearne. Colleen E,— 162. 224 Heath. Albert R— 241 Heaton. Flora May— 128 257 Heaton. Vauna— 102, 261 Hebertson, Evelyn JoAnn — 102 Hedquist. Francis Jene — 162 Heflin, Juanita Marlene— 162, 250 Hegstead, Victor— 102. 213 Heide, Mildred C— 162. 238 Heisor, Janice E.— 81, 238, 252 Hellewell, Robert 8, — 81 Helinqer, Lorraine — 102 Helquisl. D. Ronella— 128 Helton, John J.— 162 Hemmert, Dora May — 251 Hemmert, Jack Nelson — 162, 198 Hendrickson, Keith M.— 72 Heninger, LaVan Rosanne — 102 Hennis, Margaret Ann — 273 Henriech, Thomas A. — 203 Henrie, Bill S.— 81. 244 Henrie, Thomas A. — 81 Henrie. Weston GIbb— 81. 214 Herb. Felicia— 246 Herburg, Nancy Elinor — 128 Harmansen, J. Clark — 102 Herron, Jack Richard — 162 Herron, Sarah Darlene — 162 Heslop, Lamar Franklin — 162 Helsop, Norene — 102, 241 Heslop, Sharon — 162 Hess, Blaine Warner— 103 187 Hewett, Elsie Burnice — 162 Heyrend, Darwin Dean — 142 Hiatt, Calvin Columbus — 127 Hiatt, Ehtel P.— 142 HIatI, Wilbur Delma— 103 Hiatt, William Seth— 103, 309 Hibbard, Daisy Clayton — 162 Hibbard, Kay— 234 Hibbard, Doris Lucile — 162 234 Hibbert, Margene— 163 ,282 Hickenlooper. Monte Paul — 103 209 212,236,291.351 Hickman, J. Morris — 61 204 392 Hicks, Fletcher— 103 Hicks. Lilly Gluaser— 81 Hideshima, Tadashi — 81, 287 Higa, Betty Y,— 127 Higa, Lily Y,— 81,272 Higglnbotham, Barbara— SI, 23S Hiqles, Lloydine — 224 Hill. Barbara Lynn- 162 Hill, Bruce Paul— 127 Hill, Garth Arqvle — 162 Hill. Gloria RaOla — 82 250 Hill. LaVar— 127 Hill. Lucinda — 162, 283 Hill, Max Jay— 162. 225 Hill, Paul E,— 82 Hill, Paul M.— 127 Hill, Richard Wayne — 103 Hillyard, Marion Jean— 128 215 Hilton, Gail— 162 Hilton, Gill— 162, 205, 387 Hilton, John I 82, 209 Hinckley, Janice — 103 HInrlchsen, Alvin Clarke — 82 197 Hipwell, Emma — 103 238 Hitchcock, Ralph R,— 103, 196. 212 Hoaqland, Elmo Gayle — 218 Hobbs, Joana — 60, 116, 125. 198 278 Hobbs, M, Odell— 102, 22S Hodges, Lauan D, — 163 Hodson, Carol Vadlne— 236 Hodson, Phillip Harvey — 103 Hogan, Carolyn — 163 Hogan, Newell Kent— 299 Hogenson, Reed Lyman — 127 Hogenson. Kenneth — 244 Hoggan, George Robert— 128 Hoggan, Sarah — 82 241 Hokl, Mits— S2, 392 Holbrook, Diane— 143 Holbrook, June Ellen — 103 2S9 Holbrook, LaRue— 82 252 Holley, Elmer LeRoy — 82 Holley, NadlneMcNary— 127 Holley, Robert L.— 103 292 Holley, Wllda Maralyn— 163 Holliday, Josephine E. — 82 Holllngsworth, Paul M,— 103. 238 Holman, Charles Robert — 58, 103, 238, Holman. Darlene — 163 Holman, Ferol— 199 217 279 Holmes, Dean— 218 Holmes. Robert M— 82 Holmstead, Ralph Kay— 216 Holt, James Edward — 103 Holt, Ralph Moyle— 127 Holtier, Robert Leonard — 28S Holtier, Bert- 213 Homer Quinten L.— 163 Hone, Gayle— 103 Hooan, Kent— 143 Hooft, Agnes Gertrude — 143 Hoopes, Marilyn F-B2, 243 Hoopes, Ned Edward— 103. 204. 341 Hoopes, Veldon A. — 103 Hoover, Venice — 127 Hopkln, Marian— 103, 257 Hopkins, Norman — 293 Hopple, F. Ortell- 163 Horiuchi, N. Lahaina— 103 Horlacher, Neil Peter— 143 Horsley, Preston Cole— 144, 234, 291 Houston, Allen Benedict— 82 Howard. Kenneth M. — 63. 94, 114 291 Howard, V, Annette— 163 Howell, Arva— 127, 253 Howell, Xlelmer Fred— 103 Howell, J. Franklin— 127 Howell, William Ray— 163 Howells, James Morrison — 127 Howes, H, Reld— S2 Howes, Raymond E. — 103 Hoyt, Anna Julio— 60, 103, 195. 199. 279 HJber, Shirley Mae— 82, 230 Hudson. Henrietta— 103 Huff. Edward Curtis— 127 Huffaker, Phildon C— 177 Huffman, Howard A,— 103 260 Hugqins, Alta— 127, 247 Hugqins, Jacklowvn — 164 Hughes, Barbara Jean — 127 Huqhes, Lloydine Isabella — 127 Huillet Fred Dale— 71 212 Huish. Richard E,— 98, 103, 193 295 372 Huish, Roqene — 127, 295 Hulet, Clarence Veloid— S2 Hulet, Grant M, — 82 387 Hulchan, Ethel Lois— 92 253 Hull, Chad Thomas— 127 Hullinger, Helen Diane — 163 Hullinger, Richard Lewis— 218 Hulme, Larrv P. — 143 Hulme. Lucille— 163. 253 Hulse, Clarence Rav — 127 Hunger, Raelene — 127 Hunsaker, Verne Adams — 143 Hunt, Dessle— 127. 250 Hunt, German — 160 Hunt, Wallance E.— 292 Hunter, Artie 8,-103 Hunter, Dorothy Ann— 127. 225 Hunter, Louis George, Jr,— 163, 298 Hunter, Ted— 163 Hurley. Richard E. — 163 Hurst. Ira leRoy— 103 Hutchlngs, Mary Rae — 163 Hutchinson, Helen— 163 Hutchinson, Karl — 224 Hutchinson, Margaret — 103 251 Hyatt. Ora Mae S,— 8 Hyde, Charles Robblns — 127 Hyde, George Richard — 82 285 Hyde, Gerald D.— 197 Hyde, Gerald Rodney — 103 Hyde, Mildred— 66 Hyde, Nadlne Lenore — 127 Hyde, William T.— 163, 164 Hyde. Sarah Madeine — 272 Ige. John Yelsyke — 103, 208 232 Ingersoll, Carl Grant — 128 ' Ipsen, Florence Ada — 103. 225 Ipsen, Grant Ruel — 164 Irons, Mary LInd -128, 252, 289 Irvrn, Darlene T. — 164 Irwin, Grace Joan— 128 Isreelsen, Vione — 128 Iverson, Harley P. — 103 Iverson, Loyal Dee — 12 8 Iwasa, Ray— 226 —J— Jack, Ralph L,— 390 Jacklin, Wilma — 164 Jackman, Morris Albert— 295 321 Jackson, Allen— 392 Jackson, Betty Joan— 129, 254 Jackson, Karma Rae— 129. 201 260 Jackson, Mary Kaye — 129 257 Jackson, Midge — 392 Jackson, Norma Jean — 144 Jackson, Valton Elmer— 144, 244 Jackson, Wanda Arlene — 144 Jackson, Violet Louise — 144 Jacobson. Carol — 225 Jacobson, Deanne — 164 Jacobson, Ralph Bateman — 83 James. Carolyn L.— 128 270 James, Glen A. — 83 James, Joan — 103, 216 James, Joyce — 103, 216 129 James, Richard Elmer— 164 James, Romalne — 275, 103 Jameson, A, Keith — !44, 205 Jameson, Joann— 164, 200 216 280 Jameson, Llla— 103,238, 266 ' Jardine, Dee Thomas — 129 Jarman, Boyd— 102, 103 310 311 313 Jarman, Lelsle Annett— 103 ' 234 ' Jarman, Lloyd Lee — 164 Jarvis, Ralph — 392 Jeffery, Dorothy — 104 215 Jeffs, Alvin Dean— J 104 Jeffs, M. Oayle — 83 Jenkins, Colleen— 144 Jenkins, Donnel Boyd — 128 Jenkins, Frank W, — 164 Jenkins, Gary Cluff— 129, 289, 321 326 Jenkins, Gordon Ned — 164 Jenkins, Stanley Dale, Jr, — 104, 288 Jenkins, Wayne A,— 128, 287 Jensen, Afton L, — 164 Jensen, Alice H — 104 Jensen, Archle-f83, 288 Jensen, Bob G, — 83 Jensen. Carolyn— S2, 201, 231, 258 Jensen, Carolyri Marie — 164 Jensen, Dallln-l238 Jensen, David C„ Jr.— 164, 299 Jensen, DeLamar — 83, 202, 224 Jensen, Donna E, — 104 Jensen, Eldon Lloyd— 164. 238 Jensen, Hal Milford— 299 Jensen, Henry Charles — 164 Jensen, Homer Mark— 62, 83, 289 Jensen, Iris L.— 225 Jensen, J. Marilyn— 104. 274 Jensen, Jean 8. — 104 Jensen, Marjorle — 164 Jensen, Melron Curtis — 164 Jensen, Myron Oral — 164, 292 Jensen, Naomi Collen — 104 Jensen, Neil John— 164, 299. 389 Jensen, Oliver 8. — 83 Jensen, Richard W,— 164, 238, 327 Jensen, Royal Duane — 144 Jensen, Ruth Ann— 128, 224 Jensen, V. LaMarr— 83 Jeppson, Jay Norman — 104, 230, 247 Jeppson, Chalres Ralph— 104, 221, 391 Jeppson, John W. — 44, 228, 324 Jeppson, Joyce — 83 Jeppson, Lynn — 128,2 17 278 Jeserick, Ellen M.— 104. 195, 198 Jewkes, Glendon S.— 128, 321 Jex, Rhonda Joyce — 128, 274 Jeffs, Robert Edward— S3 Johnson, Angela Camilla — 28, 83, 220. 390 Johnson. Archie C. — 164 Johnson, Betty Jane — 230, 240 Johnson, Cleta Marion — 165 Johnson, Dale A, — 128 Johnson, Delia — 165 Johnson, Don Lee — 165 Johnson, Donald H,— 128, 248 Johnson, Douglas Grant — 128, 226 Johnson, Edward A, — 83 Johnson, Elizabeth Jane — 83, 231. 249, 276 Johnson. Ernest Lee — 128 Johnson, Gary L.— 128, 321 Johnson, Geraldine — 165, 283 Johnson, Gladys — 104, 250 Johnson, Helen — 83 Johnson, Helen Marie — 128 Johnson, Jerrold — 165 Johnson, Janice Ellen — 145 Johnson, Jay Lorus — 145 Johnson, Jerrllyn — 165 Johnson, Kay — 215, 225 Johnson, Laura — 241 Johnson, Marian — 165 Johnson, McRay — 165 Johnson, Milton L, Dean — 104 Johnson, Norman Ray — 165 Johnson, Patricia — 128 Johnson, S, Carmen — 164 Johnson, Sam — 309 Johnson, Shirley Mae — 104, 236 Johnson, ShirleyMay — 128 Johnson, Susie Nell — 199 Johnson, Ted— 128, 233, 238, 297, 390 Johnson, Varnalee — 165 Johnson, Welburn K.— 225, 209 Johnson, Ray Patrick — 165 Johnston, Verbe Beth— 165, 210 Jolley, Donald Clark — 165 Jolley, Harod Lee— 165 Jolley, Helen- 165, 388 Jolley, Weldon 8,-91 Jones, Bryant Stanley — 165 Jones, David Reece — 165 Jones, Dixie Ann — 128 Jones, Duane Arthur — 165 Jones, Evan Thomas — 59. 83 Jones. Deon— 128,245 Jones, Gary Carlson — 165 Jones, Glenna— 165. 200, 216, 280 Jones, Halvar L, — 165 Jones, Helen Jeanne— 47 Jones, Lillian— 128, 215, 222. 237 Jones. Myron Dale — 104 Jones. Myron G. — 104 Jones. Nadine — 165 Jones, Ray— 225 Jones, Renee Ruth — 83, 222 388 Jones, Robert — 213 Jones, Ruby Marie— 104 273 Jones, Ruth Mae — 165 Jones, Tom — 64 Jones, Weston K, — 83 Joost, Virginia Mi.ry— 128, 225 276 Jordan, Bonnie Jean— 128, 252 Jordan, John Benny — 319 Jordan, Thelma Jean — 165 Jorgensen, Keith Ray — 165 Jorgensen, Marcia — 128, 274 Jorgensen, Marva — 128. 274 Jorgenson, Mary Lucille — 104, 251 Jorgenson, Renae Mae — 165 Jorgensen, Victor W. — 165 Josie, Barbara O,— 59. 386 Judd, Arlo H,— 165 Judd, Derrel W.— 165. 260 Judd, Geraldine— 83, 260 Judd, Gwendolyn— 83. 215 Judd, Kenneth Fred — 104 Jueschke. Eleanore — 104 Julander, Gayle — 104 Julian Gerald— 165 Juslet, Bob Lee— I4S 396 Kaleilcau. EIroy A. N.— 129. 232 Kammermeyer, Alice Ann 66, 166 Kannauha. Velma U.— 129 Kamaouha Ulylani— 232 Kapp, Dariene — 166 Kapunlai. Mice! M — IM Karpowiti. Bob — 307 Karren. Tom A.— 129, 311 Kartchner, Grace Joan — 166, 236 Kartchner, Rulon G.— 104 Kasaprek, Jean Louise — 166, 281 Kahenbach, Jon Ray— 59, 64, 122, 129, 198 Kearl, Phyllis— «3, 206, 273 Keele Weldon V.— 104 Keetcn, Joan Helen — 166 Kekaula, Tom A, — 232 KeKaula Thomas — 241 Kekauoha. Wesley K.— 232 Kelley, John S.— 129, 221 Kelly, George Spafford — 166 Kelly, C. Robert— 245, 254 Kelly, Walter Elmer— 130 Keisey, Chlora Janet — 166 Kelsey, Marcene— 104, 273 Kemper, Leona Maude — 104 Kemper Marlene Emma — 129 Kendricit, Carole A, — 166 Kenner, Lois Ann — 166 Kennington, Harvey LaVell— 166, 327, 238 Kenny, Jean A. — 129 Kerby, Arlene — 166 Kerby, Joe Kent — 166 Kerr, Clifton Ouane — 166 Ketch, Joan — 201 Keysor, Robert Ellis- 166, 298 Klllpack, ShirleeM.— 116, Ijl, 129, 274 Kimball, Elaine Allhea — 166 Kimball, Warren— 306 Kindred. Hal Rulon — 166, 290 238 King, Billie Lou— 166 King, Colleen— 104, 269 King, Ellon Alfred— 104. 209 King. Marcia Lee — 166, 200 King, Marlene— 391 King, Norma Jane — 104, 210 King, Shirley Joan— 166, 234 Kinnison, Lucy — 129 KInnlson, Luclle Ann — 266 Kinsey, Joan — 166 Kirby, Norma June— 129. 257 Kirby, Robert H.— 22S Kirchoff, Herbert Robert— 83 Kirk. Frances M.— 166, 234 Kiakbride, Betty— 166 Kirkland, Granvel Sidney — 129, 214 Kirwan. Sharon K. — 83 Kitchen, RayTolman — 166 Kitiberger, Bonnee — 104 Kleinman, Frank R. — 166 Kleinman Wayne 0.— 129, 166, 225, 297 Kleinworth, Wesley E.— 237 Klemm. H. Ralph— 104. 225. 231, 246 Kllnger, Arlene Madge — 166 Knaphus, Lois Jean — 166, 252 Knapp, Lorene Elen — 166 Knapp, Lei — 232 Knight. Colleen— 104. 271 Knight, Roland G.— 166 Knowlton. Beverly — 225 Knowlen, Jakle — 392 Knudsen, James Gordon — 83 Knudsen, Wendell Warren — 129 Kochever, Joseph Paul — 166 298 Kochever. Lewis C— 104, 287, 306 Kochever. Norma Jean — 129 236 255 Kodel, Colleen Maria— 83 Kofford, Valeno— 129, 224 Kofoed, Willard Arvln— 129 Kofford. Jerald Dick — 166 Kohler, Zelda Dean — 129 Kondo, Eleanor S. — 129 232 272 Kondo, Gladys— «3, 210 Kondo, Nancy — 166 Konvicka, William N.— 104 Kopp, Alfred Herman — B3 Kropf, Carol Dawn— 130, 22 Kuamoo. Flora A. — 166 Kuehne, 1, Nora — 166 Kuhni, Arlln Verdall — 166 Kump, Ronald — 318 Kunzler, Barbara Ann — 104, 231, 250 Labrum, Arvin G.— 166 Labrum, Renee — 83, 210 Laird, Judith Anne— 187 Lake, Boyd A.— 104, 240 292 Lake, Carol Joanne — 18 Lake, David A.— 104 Lake. Jay Vaughn — 131 Lamb, Ruth Evelyn — 187 Lamb, Waldon Doyle — 83 Lambert, Glenn Richard — 167 Lambert, Rogers F, — 104 Lambson, Glen H. — 105 Lambson, Ronald L. — 105 LamoreeuK, Sybil Norma — 83. 274 Lane, Jay — 197 Laney, Allen F. — 83 Laney, Lois— 105, 230, 251 Laney. Weston Howard— 131 Lang, Dee S, — 83 Lang, Lois — 131 Langford Carolyn — 392 Langley, Patricia Jay — 167 Langlois, Mary Patricia— 105, 274 Langlois, Reed Vernon — 391 Larsen, Betty Jean — 130 Larsen, Beverly Ann — 167 Larsen, Bliss— «4. 278 Larsen, Bruce G. — 130 Larson, Carol Jean — 167, 281 Larsen, Dale Clair — 167 Larsen, Dean L.— 118, 311, 322 Larsen, Elizabeth Louise— 217, 26B Larsen, Ernest O. — 83 Larsen, Kathleen— 215, 266 Larsen, Keith— 59, 84, 167. 233, 288, 391 Larsen, Kent F,— 221 Larsen, Kent T.— 130 Larsen. Mary Evelyn — 167 Larsen. Myrna Carol — 167 Larsen. Norman Dale — 83 213 Larsen. Oscar George — 130 Larsen, Reed — 105 Larsen, Reid Kay— 129 Larsen, Shirley— 105, 222, 231 Larsen, Shirley Jeanne— 83 Larson. Tharia — 130 Lasater. Eva Diane — 167 Latham, Nancy J.— 167. 238 Latimer. Geradine — 130 Latimer, Kathryn Betty— 101. 105, 191. 273, 391 Lauritien, Jo Ann — 167, 257 Law, Gloria Murphy— 83 Law, Hugh T.— 71 Law. Ronald Dee— 105 Lawlor, Enid M.— 105. 234 Lawrence, Barbara — 167 Lawrence, Joseph William — 72 Lawson, Douglas B, — 83 Lawson. Roy E. — 131 Layton. James Joel — 167 Leake. Robert L.— 245 Leany. EIrod C, — 105 LeaviH, Glenna M.— 130 Leavit, LaNore — 130 Leavitt, Melva Elaine— 5B, 105. 249 LeBaron. Don Marvin — 167 LeCheminant, Blaine Hill — 130 Lechtenberg. Ella Norine— 238, 251 Le, Alfred Anderson — 167 Lee, Audrey Anna— 63, 83, 206, 252 Lee, Boyd — 130 Lee, Arthur LaMonte — 83 Lee, Donald Fred — 167 Lee, Gordon H.— 83 Lee, Jack E.— 167 Lee, James I. — 105 Lee, Marcia— 167, 200 Lee, Morgan James — 167 Lee, Ralph E.— 83 Lee, Thomas W.— «3. 209 Lee, Zane F,— 130, 224, 260 Lefler. Tharol William— 105 Leigh, Maxine— 230 Leishman, Nina— 167, 216, 280 Leistiko, Betty A,— 167 Leitson, June — 167 Leiegren, Earl— 130. 292. 236 Lendt, Shirley— 167, 238 Leonard Shirley — 168 Lerwill. Roger J.— 70 LeSueur. Marlin V,— 168, 274 LeSuer, Joan Shirley — M, 130 Lewis, Arlene — 105 Lewis, lone— 241 Lewis, Jerry Vernell — 168 Lewis, Jerrolynn — 168, 283 Lewis, John — 105 Lewis, Lorna A. — 130 Lewis, Robert F. — 130 Lewis, Ruth E.— 130, 255 Lewis, Margaret Alice — 155 Lewis. Wanda Joy— 168 Lichfield, Howard S.— 228 Liddiard, Robert Mills— 131 Liechty, Kenneth A.— 105 Liechty, Leslie E.— 83 Lilenquist, Val Ray— 168 Lillywhite, Fern— 131, 250 Lillywhite. Viola— 105, 250 Lindberg, Jerry — 309 Lindblad, Robert L. — 168 Lindgren, Clair Ann — 105 Lindgren, Donavan B. — 230 Lindgren, Joyce Maude — 168 252 Lindsay, Ellen— 105, 257 Lindsay, Var— 130 Lindford, Carol— 130, 278 Linn. Ross Donald— 83, 221 Lish, Raymond Arthur — 130, 321 Litchfield, Lois Lorraine — 131 Little, Edith M.— 130, 253 Little, Jacqueline— 168, 217. 281 Livingston, Coleen — 168, 238 Livingston, Keith A,— 168, 236 Livingston. Lorna — 130, 250 Livingston, Robert E.— 131, 290 Lloyd, Eldon K.— 168 Lloyd. Leah— 105 Lloyd Ross— 299 Lo, Naomi Pumauu — 131, 232 Lockhart, Dolores M. — 84 Logan, James Russell Jr.— 168. 297 Lomax, Charles David— 131, 196, 294 Long. Kenneth — 168 Long, Ralph Jerry — 83 Long, Veo— 105, 224, 228 Loosli, Geylo— 84, 194 Lords, Jack E.— 168 Lott, Ivan Lloyd— 83 Lott. Rose LaRae— 131, 199, 266 Lott, Sharon— 168, 200 Lottridga, Richard Glen— 168 Loutensock, John Lamar — 84 Love, Arlene — 131 Loveridge. L. Neil— 131 Loveft Jack Robert— 168 Low, Carol Alice— 168 Lowe, Gareth W.— 104 Lowe, Gloria Dian — 166 Lowe, John R. — 168 Lowry, Marlene — 104 Ludlow. Donna Mae — 168 Lue, Rosalind — 224 Lufkin, Alba Jean— 168, 275 Lufkin. John Cordel — 168 Luke, Calvin Junior — 168 Luke, Rosalind Martina— 168, 230 Lum, Wayne— 168 Lund, Jay N.— 84, 291 Lund, Marilyn — 168 Lundkerg. Russel A.— 65, 168 Lundell, Clyde J.— 83 Lundell, H. Wayne— 104 Lundberg, Don Charles— 131, 285 Lundberg, Joyce — 104 Lunt, Donna Lee— 168, 237 Lunt, Marvin Virl— 131, 223 Luthringer, Margaret Mary — 72 Lybberl, Jay Nichols— 168 Lynn, Arlene — 238 Lyman, Francis Marvin — 168 Lyman, James Harold — 83 Lyman, Thomas R. — 168 Lynn, Arlene — 169 Lyons, Albert Eugene— 218, 224, 24! 104 Lyons, Annette — 169 Lyons. Yvonne — 231 — M— Miller. Miller. Miller. Miler. Mfller, Miller. Miller, Miller, Miller. Mabey, Melvin P.— 72 MacArthur, Patricia — 172 MacCabe, John Sheppard — 59, 94. 110, 296 Mac Cully, Ann — 66 Macdonald, Ella Rae— 172 Mace, Martha — 226 MacRay John Eldon — 247 Mac, Welker— 223 Madsen. Jack Williom— 71 Madson, Jamas E. — 84 Madsen, Janice Madelon — B4 Madsen. Kathryn Heacock — 131 Madsen, LaRue— 172, 200 Madsen, Lowell L,— 104, 306 Madsen, Lynette— 172, 216 Madsen, Preston Alfred — 131 Madsen, Ronald E. — 84 Madsen, Russell A. — 84 Madsen, Sally C— 131, 198, 207. 275, 386 Magleby, Richard H,— 104 Magnusson, George Elbert — 84 206 Mahi. Rose Kahina— 172. 232 Mahoney, Stephen B.— 172, 322 Mainwright. Jean — 259 Malmrose, Eldon H. — 72 Malmstrom, Edith Selma — 172 Malmstrom, Bertha Jean — 132 Mangam, John Knight — 84 Mangelson, Ned LeSrande— 172. 205. 213 Mangum, Alice W.— 104 Mangum. Floyd Lorin — 172 Mann, Douglas 5, — 84 Mann. Lawry Webb— 104, 209 Maning, Carilyn — 172 Manning. Leland — 172 Manning, Marilyn — 172 Mansfield, Marie— 172. 238 Manwaring. Barbara B. — 106 Manwaring, Estel — 172 Manwaring, Joyce Lynn — 131 Maniiione, Joseph Anthony 215, 231 Marble. LeLora— 106, 210 330 Merchant, Jennie R.— 84, 195 198 278 Merchant, Joseph Anthony — 172 223 Marcil, Cherie— 84, 105, 199 279 342 Marcil, Marl-Lynn— 67, 172, 282 Markham, Beth Ann— 172 Markham. Keith George— 106. 245 Markham, Lucretia Parson — 131 199 236, 253, 390 Marler, Ben C— 106, 247 Marler, Don LeRoy— 106, 197. 206 Marsden, Mary Jane — 106 258 Marsden. M. Louise — 84, 225, 268 Marshall, Carolyn— 172 Marshall Lore Lee— 106, 252 Martin, Donna Joy — 131 Martin, Kenneth R.— 172, 237 Martin, Marjorie Ellen — 172 Martindale Joseph Donel — 131 Martinez, Joe — 306 Martini, Elizabeth L.— 58, 84, 90 194 271, 281 Marx, Tressie Louise — 84, 217, 253 Mauiy. Bob Lawson. 63. 65, 131 Masfield, Everett Blair— 106 Maxfield, Flora Lee— 171, 282 Mexfield, Janyce— 106. 224. 258 Maifield, Joyce— 106 Maiwell, Afton- 106. 217 Maxwell, Carol— 171 May, Georg Anna — 171. 282 May, Leola Hadden — 171 May, Ruth Ellen— 65, 106. 199, 216, 279 Millei Maybe. Mel— 226 Mille Maycock, Lorna Jean — 106 Miller Maycock, Loy C— 131 Millei McAferty, Lloyd Verner— 45 171,298 Mille McAffee, Jerry Harmon — 293 McAllister, Arnold Joseph— 104, 197. 248 McAllister Lawrence Boyd — 171 McBride, Howard Earl— 136. 205, 214, 233, 390 McBride, Mary Katherine — 106 McCall. Velma Joan— 171 McCance, Joan Ellen — 84, 269 McCandless, William Edward- 171 McCauley, Joy A.— 131 McClellen, Lois Dixie— 171 McCulley, Anna Louise — 171 McDaniel, Lloyd Stewart— 171 McDonald, Elaine Lois — 171 McDonold, Ross Andrus— 171, 309 McOougal Richard N.— 171. 223 McEwan, Gordon M. — 84 McFarland. Marilyn— 131 l04McFarlane, James J. — 106 McGarian, Audrey — 170 McGregor, A. Pardos — 213 McGuire, Bettie Jane — 64 McGuire, Kate— 171. 276 Mclnnis, Murrey S.— 131 223 Mcintosh, Oeon C. — 64, 330 Mcintosh, Roland— 171 McKee, Coy— 170 McKell, Blanche— 171 McKell, Clair Johnson— 131, 171 224 293 McKell, Lael— 131 McKell, Melburn Ellisworth— 131 McKell, Sterling Ronald— 104 McKelvey, Robert Earl — 290 McKendrick. William James— 171 McKinney, C. Farrell— 46, 131 cLaren, Joanne — 106, 215 McLaughlin, Dolores Maxine- McLellan, Louis— 223 McMillan, eetsy— 170 McMillian, Daniel H.— 107 McMullin, DeNal M I70, 213, 234 McNair, Margaret Rose — 170 McNelley, Lester R.— 131 McQuarrie. Joyce — 170 McOuiney, Karl D.— 170 McOuiston, Edith— 171 McRae. Keith S.— 84 McRae. Keith S. — 84 Mecham. Dixie Anne— 268 Mecham, Ina Jean — 132 Mecham. Ray — 131 Mecham, Verl Parley— 233, 289 Mecham, Wynona Nye — 170 Meek, Wilford Bishop — 170 Meeks, Romona — 170 Meibos, 6arbara Ann — 132 Meibos, Richerd L 64 214, 236 Meier, John H.— 64 Jr. — 106 Melander, Vernon Lloyd — 107 Melander, Wayne Avery — 72 Meldrum. Luan E, — 107 Meldrum, Floyd— 170, 309 Meldrum, Ray Calvin— 170 223 Meldrum. Ross— 170 Meline. Roberta Elvira — 170 Mellor. Carl J.— 107 Mellor, 6arbara— 170 Mellor, Hilda La Priel— 107 222 Mellor, Melvin K.— 170 Melton, Shirlene Sue— 170 200 280 Melville. Kathryn— 84. 278 Mendenhall. Aaron 6ruce — 107 Mendenhall. Sob Lovell — 170 Mendenhall. Janice — 107 Menlove. Joseph Golden— 170 Meranda. Thomas C, — 132 Merkley, Philip— 64 Merrell, C. Glade— 107 Merrell, Reid L.— 132 Merrell. Rulon LeRoy— 132 235 Merrill, Iris Ellen— 170 Merrill, LuAnn— 84, 230 259 265 Merrill, Ray Rees— 107 Merrill, Ronald L. W.— 132 Merrill, Louise— 132 Glenn H— 132. 197. 225. 238 James Dale — 70 June— 64. 259 LaNyle— 170 Leonard Ned Lois Esther— 170 Miller. Margaret— 107 Miller, Margery J.— 170 Miller, Marilyn— 107, 170, 270. 388 Marshall Lee— 170 Martin — 209 Michael Joel— 107 Muriel— 132 Neil Odeen— 132 Ted— 132, 293 Romona S. — 64 Vernon J.— 248 Miller, William Albert— 132 Millet, Cleo Dawn— 170, 224 Millet, Richard L.— 170 Milligan, JoAnne Myra— 132, 195. 199, 278 Mills, Betty F.— 170 Mills, Beverly J.— 169 Mills, Charles T.— 169, 321 Milner, Frank J,— 107 Minier, Robert Eugene — 169. 316 Minson, Jerry C— 132 Mitchell, Aria Renee— 132 Mitchel., Joonne — 84. 170 Mitchell, Mary— 169 Mitchell. Mevis Lorna— 169 Mitchell. Rex H.— 107. 197 Miya. Fred— 248 Moat, Clarence Donald, Jr. — 169 Moe. Estelle June — 169 Moin. Ruth— 132, 225, 238 Moesser, Dex William— 64 Money, Edward— 56, 107. 192, 203. 308 Money, Fred Andrus— 107. 193, 203. 292 Money. Mark L.— 57, 59. 84. 192, 203, 351 Monroe, Barbara — 200, 260 Monson, Calvin Eugene — 169 Monson, Jack M.— 169. 246. 391 Monson, Nadine— 107, 225, 279 Montgomery, Charles Brooks — 65, 267 Montgomery, Don Ames — 132, 286 Montgomery, Vern Randall— 107, 238 Montierth, L. Lorraine — 66. 169 295 34 Moody, Howard Jay— 65 Moody, Marilyn Ruth— 169 247 Meservy, Keith Hansen — 72 Mason, Katie Ray — 132 Mason, Kenneth J. — 172 ., Mason, Maugham 5.-84. 209., 391, 374 Metiivin ' J ' e ' anette RoV— 170 Massey, Joan Byard— 172, 224, 236, Methvin, Patsy R.— 131 282 — • Massey, Valda Deze — 106 Matilian, Nick S,— 172, 286, 310 31 317 -107 Mathews, Elmo— 299 Mathews, Joyce E,— 131, 224 Mathews Wendell E.— 131 Mathis, James Reid — 292 Matkin, LaZelle— 172 Matsen, John Martin — 172, 236 Mathews, Elmo Glenn— 172, 236 Matthews, Keith 6 ■ ' ' Matthews, Luicille— 206 Matthews, Malcolm LeRoy — 131 Mattice, Lou Rita— 106, 274 Mau, Martha Kaleinan — 226, 232 Maughan, Dora June — 84, 257 Maughan, JoAnn — I7t Moughan, Patricia— 171, 200 216 Maughan, Rela W.— 171 Maurer, Dav — 171 Meyer, Viola Clain Meyers, Joyce — 170 Mezenen, Bert Fedricfc — 170 Michaelis, Max C— 132 Michis, Amber — 107 Michis, Coy— 170 Midgley, Joanna Trenker — 132. 213 Milanders, Wayne J.— 208 Miles. Dale Bright— 132 Miles. David H.— 107, 213. 254 Miles, Dona L.— 132 106, 290, 304, 304 Miles, Duane Oliver— 107. 240 269 Miles, John K,— 107. 246 Millard, Ruth Louise— 170 Miller, Anna Lou— 132, 267 Miller. Barbara— 132, 217 Miller, Beverly Joy — 84, 217, 279 Miller, Colin Harris — 170 Miller, Don L.— 170 Miller, Dick— 107 Miller. Ellen— 170 172 257 Moody, Richard Dean — 59, 64, 66, 65. 322, 347 Moon, 6eatrice May — 169 Moon. Donna — 132 Moon. Harold Kay— 132. 268 Moon. Raymond H. — 169 Moore. Dorothy Anne — 169 Moore, Harry Earl — 107 Moore, Leonard D. — 107 Moore, Maynard C. — 132 Moore. Rose L. — 169 More, William Richard— 169 Morgan, Carl E. 5 Morgan, Jack Clark — 169 Morgan, Kay Lee — 169 Morgan, LaVell— 169 Morgan, Lee F.— 132, 279 Morin, Vivian Gay— 169, 282 Morley, Rachael — 85 Morley. Thomas Nelson — 300 Morrill, Marilyn- 132, 210. 211. 216. 274, 331 Morris, Dolores Joan — 85 Morris, Don — 169 Morris, Maroin — 297 Morris. Paul— 169 Mortensen, Gary — 169 Mortensen, Joyce E, — 132 Mortensen, Patsy — 85 Mortimer, George Allan— 107, 238 Morrisey. Roberta — 107 Morrow. 6ob Carles— 107 Moser. Sarah LaVern— 169, 251 Mott, Jacqueline — 169 Mower, Donald Lee— 169. 309 Moyes. Genevt Arleen — 107 Moyle, Maridee— 132, 272. 330 Moyle, Richard W— 85 Mulkay, Lewis M.— 107, 260 Mullon. Charlotte- 169, 201, 245 Munger, Bertha L.— 107 Munroe. Barbara Katharine — 169 Murdock, Katheen Martha— 170, 258 Murdock, Orrlce Stratford— 169 Murphy, Don R.— 44, 107 197. 326 Murray, Dorothy Ann — 132 Murray, Mary— 132, 238 Murray, Melvin Ray— 70, 228. 245 Myers. Ada Jeanine — 169 Myers, Allan Jacob — 169 Myers, Lois Rae — 107, 331 Myers, Violete G.— 107. 266 Myer, Richard Alfred— 65, 230 236 — N— Naef, Ralph Gail— 107 Nakama. Thomas Tadao — 224, 172 Nader, 6everly 5 Nelder. Nadine— 107 Narkaus, Suzanr e — 172 201, 234 Nate Donna Mae — 25 Nauning, Leland — 224 Neal, Coralie— 132 Neale. tenfold— 172 Nebeker, Dariene Gaye — 172 Neilson, Ronald Ralph — 173 Neilson, Jay Wallace— 173 Neilson. Lorna K.— 133 Nelson, A. Reed— 65. 203 Nelson. Alva llene— 173 Nelson. Arvil W.— 132 Nelson. Belty Jaanno— 173. 200, 224 397 Nelson, Dee B.— 173 Nelson. Donald Brim — 247 Nelson. Donno — 230. 274 Nelson, Dopeen— 173. 237. 259 Nelson. Dorothy Ann — 173 Nelson. Homer Merk— 132 Nelson. Jock A.— 107. 221, J9I Nelson. J. R.— 107 Nelson. Karen Pierce — 173, 200 Nelson. ICarl K.— 85. 203 Nelson. (Crista Lyie— 173. 392 Nelson, Manfred R.— 173 Nelson, Meria— lOe Nelson, Noreen— 40, 173, 225, 259 Nelson, Ronald O.— 132, 173 Nelson, Rosemary— 85, 231, 249 Nelson, Susan— 43, 85, 194. 279 Nelson, Varr Young — 173 Nessen, Lola 5-133. 259 Neugert, Donna Lee — 173. 200 Neville. Wendell— 132. 244 Ne fberger, Warner Dewey — 173 Newman. tHowell Perstiing — 132 Newman. Kenneth Dale — 85. 63 Newsom, Ronald Ames — 173 Newton, Charles Snow — 133 Nlcholei. Frank Udell— 133, 194 Nicholes, Joyce— 85, 230 NIcholls, Byron William— 85 Nicholos, Gloria Isleta— 134, 251 Nichols. Hyrum Dale— 173 Nichols, William C— 85, 237 240 Nicholson, Barbara Jean — 173, 201, 233, 280 Nickles, Ward Anderson — 173 Nicol, William Henry— 173, 309 Niederhouser, Nadine — 133 225, 258 Nielson, Andrew James — 133 Nielson, Ann — 278 Nielsen, Clyde R.— 240 Nielson, Delia A.— 133 Nielsen, Deon — 214 Nielsen, John Merle— 85. 212, 247 Nielson, LaRane — 85, 253 Nielson, LaRue — 85 Nielson, Lois Iva — 157 Nielson, Lorna A. — 224 Nielsen, Marlene 8. — 107, 206 Nielsen, Melvin Rawlings— 108, 302 Nielsen, M. Gail— 85 Nielson, Marcel L.— 247 Nielson, R. Margaene — 173, 388 Nielson, Marlene — 222 Nielson. Roberta — 173, 281 Nielsen, Seymour J. — 173 Nielson, Virginia— 173 280 Nllson, Ma — 223 Nishl, June Yoshlko— I7J Nishimura. Estelle K.— 85 Niion, Glade— 269 Nixon, Jim — 106 Nixon, Louise Jane — 64 173 Nixon, Phyllis— 268 Nord, William J.— 108 Norton, Marilyn— 267, 342 Norton, Marion — 133 Norton, Melba Eliiabeth— 173 Nobumori, Hajomitsu — 85 Nowell, Patricia Ann — 172 Nowers, Vera J.— 133 225 Nowlin, Jacgul— 133, 234 Nuttal, Donald M.— 173 Nuttal. William Garth— 173 Nye, Eugene S. — 71 -O- Oakey. Warylin Jane— 108 Oaks, Dallin H.— 133 Oakley, Marlene — 173 Obert. Carol Jean— 173. 280 Oborn. Gene — 170 216 Oborn. Neldon— 133 Obregon. Maria Margarita — 174 Ockey. LaRue— 138, 195, 198 279 Odd. Leonard A.— 174 Odum. Ala Jean— 133 Ogden, Leila— 133 269 Okerlund, Ivan G. — 85 Okimoto, Esther Natsumi— 174 232 Oldroyd. Victor— 174 Oliohant, Nada— 85 Oliver, Carl Lloyd— 174 225 Oliver, Delbert— 319 Ollverson. Elaine — 174 Ollverson. Ray H,— 85, 304, 305, 306 308 Olmstead. Joan — 174 Olpin. Clara— 174 Olpin. Guy— lOe Olsen, Ben LaMar— 133 Olsen. Beftv — 133 Olsen, Doreen— 133 251 Olsen, Gloria Dawn — 174 Olsen, Halvor Miller— 174 Olsen. Heber R.— 72 Olsen. Jamees P. — 85 Olsen, Lucille— 225 Olsen. Morqaret Ann — 174 Olsen, Orson LaMar— 85 109 Olsen, Patrice— 238. 108 Olsen, Raloh Andrew— 106 Olsen, Raymond Glenn — 108 Olsen. Ray R. — 85 Olsen. Roy LaVerl— 85 Olsen. Wilma Lee— 238. 174 Olson. Fred— 174 Olson, Ruth Lois— 108 Opunui. Katharine — 264 Orme. Gordon Reed — 174 Ord. Robert M.— 70 Orisman. Gene — 237 Orme. Keith M.— 85, 90, 351 54 59 197 Orr. Berkley Cooley — 84 Orr. Charles L.— 174 Orrock, Beverly Ethel— 108 Orrock, Elaine— 174 Orrock, Scoft G— 86 Orton, Kenny T.— 237,174 Orton, Wayne Liddle— 108, 287 Oscarson, Robert Don — 43, 133 228 349, 351 Osterloh, Nancy Ruth— 174 225 Ostler. Grace— 174, 283 Otterson. Arnold Willes— 225. 230 Ottosen. Marvin Lee — 134 203 Otieson, Ronald J.— 174, 364, 77, 85, 192 Otis, James R.— 133 Otiley, Ivie Ruth — 174 Ottley, Renae— 108 272 Overfelt, Marilyn C.— 1}4, 7U Oveson, Jo— 244 Oveson, Levi Winford— 108. 254, 295 Oveson, Martha Joan — P34 Overon, Merrill Gene— 106 295 Owens, Bonna C— 174. 237 ' Owens, James Mervin — 237 Pace, Milton Glenn— r34, 237 2S4. 299 Pace, Patn ' cia Rae— I7S 237 274 Pace, Rayna Gay l77, 222, 237, 2M, 391 Pace. Shirle— 106 Pack. Donna Mae — 175 Pack. Marilynn— 134 Packard, Floyd Lamonde — 106 Packard, Gilda Ann— 175 Packard, Trilby E.— 134, 195, 196. 271 344 Packard, Von — 108 Packham, H. Richard— 134, 225 Page, A. Curtis — 84 Page, Betty Jo— 134, 199, 205 225 272 Page, Merlyn— 134 Painter, Reed Romney — 135 Palfreyman, W. Russell— 134 Palmer, Elmer LaVar l7S Palmer, Claire — 134 Palmer, Jonathan H — 84 Palmer, Philip— 175 Palmer, Spencer John — 58, 82 64 214 341, 385 Paramore, James Martin — 116 Parberry, Demo I. — 134 Parent, Vernon F.— 134 244 Paris, Annette— 108 Parker, Colleen— 106 217 Parker. Don— 175 Parker, Mary Ann — 201 Parker, Peggy Ann — 175 Parker, Sarah Helen — 134 258 Parkinson, Sharon — 175 222 282 Parks, Wanda Gay— 175 Parr, Phvlllj— 175 Parson, Kenneth Glen — 64, 205, 209 Partridge, Mary Eliiabeth— 175 234 250 Partridge, Richard — 84 Passey, J. Bruce — 134 Passey, Afton — 106 257 Pete, George W.— 175 Patias, Saara Judith H.— 134 195 226 Patjas, Sella Eva E.— 175, 226 Patrick, Melvin Clifford— 175 Patrick, Robert Morris— 106 Patten, Glen A. — 108 Patterson, Allan 0, — 248 Patterson, Flore M.— 204, 223 Patterson, Ronald M. — 106 Patton, Robert W.— 108 Paul, Merlin Gene — 175, 240 Paulson, Ford Richard — 84 214 289 Paulson, John Charles— 305 Pawie, Joylene — 210 Paxman, Gary L.— 304, 305, 309 Paxman, George William — ITS Payne, Karol June — 175, 231, 238 Payne, Janie — 237 Payne, Robert Marr— 175, 213 Payne, William H — 134 Peacock, Ernest Arnold— 134 Peacock. Jesse J. — 84 Peay. Jack D.— 108. 197. 203 Peck. Alan S. — 64 213 Peck, Earl Lee— 135 Peck, Sandra Kathryn— 135 Peck, Watson Thomas, Jr. — 134 Pederson, Keith G.— 108 Pedersen Maurine E. — 175 257 Peny, JoAnne — 134 Pendleton, Jackquelyn Ann — 174 Penfold, Neal 8.— 238 Perkins, Max— 245 Perkins, May— 237 Perrett, Margaret- 174 Perreira, Maile Joyce — 134, 253 Perry, Arbeth Roland — 86 Perry. David- 174 Perry. John Russell— 174. 392 Perry. Kenneth I. — 44. 134 310 Perry. Malin— 295 Perry. Ray Arden — 309 Perry. William Pettit— 108. 292 Peterlein, Sara Ann — 174 Peters, LeRoy Raymond — 174 Petersen, Cumorah L. — 64 Petersen, Doris Rae — 177 Petersen, Herbert Neil— 71 Petersen, Jack O.— 108 Petersen, Janice — 86. 231 Petersen. Marian — 176 Petersen. Parley Royal — 71 Petersen, Pat L.— 64. 270 Petersen. Ray Alvin — 174 Peterson. Adrienne Marie — 135. 258 Peterson. Barbara Lorraine — 64. 206. 222 Peterson. Brent Lynn — 174 Peterson. Bruce Eldon — 84 Peterson. Charles S. — 223 Peterson. Collen — 177 Peterson. Dallas Odel — 184 Peterson. R. Darley — 207 Peterson. DeVerl— 309 Peterson. Donna Jean — 84. 259 Peterson. Elaine M. — 135 Peterson. Frank Willard— 174 Peterson. Hugh— 214. 212 Peterson. Inez Worthen — 72 Peterson. James William — 106 Peterson. Jllene— 108. 240. 272 Peterson. John Richard — 108. 245. 327 Peterson. Jonathan — 206 Peterson. June Ann — 174. 275 368 349 Peterson. Keith L.— 108. 203. 288 Peterson. LaRae — 174 Peterson. LaRayne — 177 Peterson. Lois Verna — 108. 248 Peterson, Lou Ann — 174. 274 Peterson. Marian — 174. 217. 234 Peterson. Marilyn— 108 174. 238 Peterson. Marlene — 177 Peterson, Mary Lee— 176, 238 Peterson, Marylyn B. — 174 Peterson, Morris Smith — 176, 318 Peterson, Myrna— 176 250 Peterson, Neola — 86 222 Peterson, Nolan — 174 Peterson, Robert W. — 176, 237 Peterson. Vernan Leroy — 84 Peterson, WInfield Harold— 108 240 Pew, Jo Ann— 174 Phelps, Paul A.— 84, 293 Phillips, Carolyn Lee — 174 Phillips, JoAnn Child— 174 201 283 Phillips, Kathleen— 70, 258 Phillips, Ronald Joseph— 135 Pierce, Scott — 87 Piette, Rene— 174 Pilling Donna Maryle — 174 Plncoclt, George D. — 108 PInnegar, Wanita— 247 Piatt, Kathleen- 174 253 Platts, Robert 6.-106 291 Pohlman, Charlene — 176 200 Pollard. Barbara Jeanne — 176 Pollock. James L.— 108. 285 Pomeroy. Patrick G.— 58. 114. 129. 288 326. 350. 251 Pond. Marilyn Joan — 58, 135 Pond, Nancy Joanne — 108 273 Pope, Rhea Dawn— 174 iSO Porter, LeRoy Earl— 108 Porter, Owen Ray — 108 Porter, Stanley C— 174 392 Potter, Albert Ray— 135 Potter, Halford F.— 135 Potter, Joyce Eloise — 87. 269 Potts, Dick— 293 Poulsen, Elizabeth Ann— 174 Poulsen, Henry Brooks — 108 Poulsen, Elizabeth F.— 174 Poulsen, Gerald Parker— 176 Poulsen, Guy Alexander — 176 Poulson, Joan — 177 Poulson, Joyce — 135 Powell, Bernell B.— 176 Powell, Brad— 296 392 Powell, Gene Condors— 87, 209 225 Powell, James LeRoy— 108 254 Powell. John Wiliam— 87 Powell. Lorna— 176 Powell. Shirley DeLight— 176 Powelson, Pauline — 174 238 Pratt. Calvin D.— 87 Pratt. Gene A,— 174 Pratt, Jean — 135 Pratt, Paricita— 135 258 Preece, Eldred Bruce— 135 Preiss, Betty Ruth — 135 Preston, Barbara Lee — 368 Preston. Lurlyn Marciel— 1776, 259 Prestwich, Kent Elfin— 135 Price, Albert Keith— 174, 298 Price, Alfin O.— 135, 237 Price. Gloria A.— 108 Price. John A.— 177 Price, John L.— 174 Pritchett, Bob Moberly— 135 Probert, Marion Earl— 298 Probst, Wayne Watklns— 135 Prows, Bernard L. — 135 Prusse, Ralph E.— 87, 295 Pugh, Margaret— 174 Pulley, Arva— 175 Pulspher, David 5,-175 Pulsrpher, Loise Ann— 174, 200 Purdy, Ralph M.— 135 Purdy, Victor William Jr.— 108 Pusey, Dick— 284 Putnam, Clarine — 175 257 Putnam, Howard H.— 106 Oualls, Gary Lemar — 177 Ouigley, Blaine Howard— 109 208 254 Ouinn, P. Marlene— 177. 201, 224. 282 — R— Radlchel, Melvin— 238 Radmall. L. Stewart — 87 Radmall, Paul Kelvin— 177 Raqsdale, Donald Frank — 177 Ragsdale, Ronald Orlando — 206 Railton. Mark A.— 177 Rainwater, Sylvia L. — 253 Rampton, George Oliver — 10? 245 Randall. Gerald Ned— 87. 238. 244 Randall. K. R.— 40. 71, 172 Rankers, Margaret— 135, 273, 391 Raphiel, Edna Belle — 177 Rasband, Doris M.— 177, 201, 340 Rasband, Joseph R. — 87 Rasband, James — 264 Rasmussen, Albert L. — 177 Rasmussen, Alvin L — 209 Rasmussen, Anne — 109, 216, 238 Rasmussen, Emille Scharling — 177 Rasmussen, Renee — 177 Ravsten, Lynn A. — 87 Raviten, Vernon Frank — 109 Rawlings, LaMar A.— 322 Rawlings, Ruth Tonia — 177 Rawlins, Phil— 319 Rawllnson, Nell C. — 219 Ray. Alonio Almon — 177, 237 Ray. Jove — 109, 331 Ray, Lois— 270 Raynard. Eunice D. — 109 199 Read, Calvin Floring — 87, 196 225 Read, Jack P.— 177, 228 Reading, SIndney — 177 201 Ream. Susan E.— 236 385 Ream. W. Dale— 313 Recfd. Alene— 220 Redd. Amasa Mason — 224 Redd, Lloyd H.— 87 248 Redd, Marilyn— 41, 135, 199, 211, 224 Reed, Carol Sue — 177 Reed, Dorothy Elaine— 177, 250 Reed. Frances Lorraine — 109 199, 215. 274 Reed. Karma— 109. 250 238 Rees, Betty Lou — 114. 274 Rees, Rome Dee (09 Rees, Shiriey Ann— 177, 222 Reid, Rita — 109 Reid, Nancy— 234 Reinsch, Cecil Albert— 109 Reisner, Richard J. — 225 Remington, Janice — 177, 283 Remund, Janet Helcan— 87 206 Remund, RaVae— 136 Rancher, Vile— 177 Rennle, Lois Anne — JI77 Reynolds, Mary Renee — 177 Reynolds. Patricia Rey — 177 Reynolds. Rex L. — 87 Reynolds. Shirlene M.— 136. 276 Rhodes, Jim A. — 109 Rhoades, Darlene — 177 Rice. Velma Darlene— 250 Rich. Kathryn Affleck— 177. 257 Rich. Margaret — 177 Rich. Nancy— 136, 195 Rich. Owen S.— 392 Rich Rolayne — 134 Richin. Mary Ma— 134 Richards. Carol— 331 Richards. Gene Mardell— 178. 292, 309 Richards, James Belmont — 178 Richards, Joan Lafont — 109 Richards, John Morris — 87 245 Richards, Preston D., Jr.— 236 Richardson, Clarelle — 109 224 Richardson, Newell Kar— 109, 248 Richardson, Pauline — 178 Richardson, Waldo R.— 87 RIchey, Alice— 178 RIchey, Joe L.— 310, 311, 414, 315 RIchey, Dale M.— 67, 268 Richey. Romona Bethene — 162 Richins, Darvel DeVaugh — 178 Richins, NIta May — 178 236 Richmond, Ruth — 136 Ricks, David Kay lTS Ridge, Donald L.— 178 Rigby, Ralph E.— 136 RIgby, Robert G.— 87 Riggs, Marilyn — 136 Riggs, Priela D 64, 178, 392 Riggs, Westin Ca™el— 178 RIgtrup, Afton — 178, 241 Riley, Shirley Joan — 178 RIos, Omar Gustova — 178 RIpplinger, Donald Hilton— 109 Ririe, Barbara Louise — 67 Robbins, Darvel M.— 109, 351 Robens, Lamon — 205 Roberts, Connell 6.-72, 241 Roberts, Dean Dermont — 134 223 Roberts, Elliot Dwain— 109 245 Roberts, Howard LaVarr — 237 Roberts, Jack E.— 44, 67, 188, 193 231 237, 248, 304 Roberts. Patricia Ann — 87 Roberts. Shirley Jean— 87. 204 Robertson. Robert — 286 Robertson. L. Carolyn — 87 Robertson, Don S. — 109 Robertson, Donald R, — 136, 178 Robertson, John Boyack — 293 Robertson, Leonore J. — 134 Robertson, Thyrele— 178, 225 Robins, Merien Lamon — 134 Robinson, Betsy A.— 109, 275 Robinson, Card — 135 Robinson, Connie Moselle — 136, 279 Robinson, John Melvin — 178 260 309 Robinson, LaNea— 178, 238 Robinson, Norma Jeralean — 178 Robinson, O. Klar — 136 Robinson, Acea H, — I7B Robison, Charole L.— 136 Robison, Dixie J.— 178, 2216, 238, 344 Robinson, Max C. — 87 Robison, Richard Ashby — 178 Rodeback, Shirley Noel — 109, 247 Rodriguez, Alfonzo — 178 Rogers, Annella — 178 Rogers, Frances — 249 Rogers, Garth O. — 110 Roger?, J. Mercel — 167 Rogers, Max — 241 Rohner, Geraldine — 136 Rollins. Phil Lyman— 110. 238. 319 Romney. Jerry E— 311. 316. 317 Rooker. Frances Fae — 136 Rooks. Alice Joyce— 178. 255 Rooks. Patricia Fern — 136 Roper. Laver Llewellyn — 176 Roper. Velda L.— 87 Rosenbaum. B. Var — 87 Rosenlof. Janet— 136 Ross. Beverly Slaine— 178. 200.281 Ross. LaDonna Gene — 87. 134 Rossiter. Patricia Ann — 178 Rounds. Cliff Carney — 134 Roundy. Ferrell Glade— 225 Roundy. Marilyn — 259 Roundy. William FT.- 223 Routsong. John Richard — 178 Rowberry. Cecil Joseph— 47. 110. 192 203 389 Rowberry. Richard Lee — 110. 190. 238 Rowe, Bob — 322 Rowe, Betty Jean — 114 Rowe, Deriiys B. — 275 Rowe, Lucille B.— 110, 198, 204, 275, 281. 377. 387 Rowe, Mathew Robert— 178 Rowe, William Stephens— 176 Rowley. Ann — 178 Rowley, Edward M.— 134 Rowley, John M.— 178 Roylance, E. Merlene — 135 289 Rudd, Donna Lee— 134, 267 Ruesch, Marilyn Merle— 178, 225 Rupp, Kenneth Stewart — 87 Ruppe, Shirley Ann— 136, 250 Ruston, Allen LeRoy — 87 Rushton, Connie— 87 Ruston, Darren Young— no, 224 Russell, Gloria — 178 281 Russell, Robert D.— 179. 240 Russon. Lisle Tanner — 110 Russon, Maynard Brown — 7 Rust, Delmar — 87, 245 Rust, Martin W.— 178 Rut!, William Ronald— 179 Rutter, James— 299 Rytting, Gloria — 65 87 Ryttlng. Lorry E.— 87, 193 — 5- Sabey, Burns Roy — 110 Sabin, Evelyn — 179 Sabin, Leora — 179 Sabin, Marie— 87, 253 Sadler, Wanda R.— 179, 210 Salerno, Helen S. — 136, 279 Salisbury, George Ronald — 136, 234 289, 324 Salisbury, Paul M.— 322, 323 Salmond, Mary Beth — 388, 369 Sallm, Leona — 253 Saltus. Gail L.— 351. 347 Samuelson. Virginia Lee — I34 Sandatl, Jane — 179 Sanders. Catherine Rosello — 236 Sandberg. Joseph C— 134. 240 Sanders. Fred S. — 179 Sandford. Carl— 187 Sanders. Lujean — 134 Sanders. LaRee — 110. 259 Sergeant. Clara Jean — 179 Sargent. Jay B. — 134 Sargent. Jerry Jay— 136. 179, 288 Sargent. Larry Don — 237 Sato. Esther N.— 136. 224. 226 Satterfield. Robert LaVon— 305. 321 Saunders. Sally Frances — 136. 282 Saunders Wayne E.— 179 Sawyer. Melvin Wayne— 177. 327 Schaltz. Ronald W.— 110 Schalegel, Walter— 212 Schardine, Louis LeRoy — 87 Schenk, Laura Lea— 179, 217 224 Schelff, Mary Lou— 71, 179, 217, 224 Schenk, Mary Lou— 1 10, 274 Schenk, Viola M.— 110, 199 225 275 Schleve, Ernest C— 225 Schindler, Stanley F.— 71, 229, 293 Schipper, Eileen— 56, 58, 78, 88, 194, 270 Schlegel, Walter L.— 134 Schmitt, Howard A.— 137 223 Schultz, Bill— 298 Schmutz, Stanton K. — 87 Schofield, Robert C— 136 Schoenfeld, Edward L.— 70, 230 Schofield, Allen Christmas — 17? Schaler, Bruce Chsdwick — 316 Schow, Alvin Glen -87 Scheow, Enid— 134 Schow, Fred F. — 87 Schow. Robert Rivers — 119, 225 Schuemman, Jean H. — 179 Schuab. Alma Martin— 179 Schwantes, Olga Ellzabetli- 1 10 Scott, Mary Elaine — 129 Scott, Sharon — 179 Scott. Richard LeRoy— 179 Searle. Geradilne — 180 Sears. Elizabeth A. R.— 42. 85. 88, 194, 244 Seastrand. James K. — 160 Seastrand. Steve A— 137, 295, 321 Secrist, Charlene Hazel— I lO, 252 Sederholm, Carl R.— 110 Seegmiller, Laureen — 110 Seely, Donna Oneta — 180, 282 Seely, Dean — 174 Seely. Edwin M. G.— 110 Seely, Kay Gee— 110, 215, 224 Seely, Norma — 283 Sego, Nancy Ellen— 180, 274 398 Sekaquaptawd, Emory Jr. — 228 Seller. Lois M.— 110. 27? Selmon, Orrifi M. — 70 Sepequeptewa, Emerv — 218 Seppi. Edward Joseph — 87, 2W Serrao. Isabel Iwalani — 180. 66 Session, Ctiarlene Ruth — 180 Setier, Down Garff— 247 Seymour. JoanBeatrice — 180, 201 Sewell. iMary Merle— 110. 272 Sewell, Max F.— 87. 287 Sharp, Louis Clark— 43, 110 Sharp, Marilyn Lee — 180 Shorp, Mary Kathryn — 180 Shaw, Oick— 236 Shaw, Graham Campbell — 216 Shaw. Richard James — 136 Shaw. Robert Keith— 87 Shaw, Selma— 110. 267 Shawcroft. Dale Reed — 180 Sheffield. Sherman Beck— 59, 74, 67, IW. 247. 288 Shell. Seorqe William. Jr. Ill Shelley, Glade Searle — 87 Shelley, H. Merlin— 88 Shench, Viola— 63, 201 Shepherd, Maxine— 180, 224, 239 Shepherd, Lynn — 136 Shertzer, Minnie Clara — 180. 391 Shileds. Romulus Doyle — {7 Shirts, Don— 292 Shimada, Robert T. — 87 Shimanek, Richard Glade — 88 Shipp, Korol — 180 Shirota. Hiroshi — 68 Shell. Frederick R.— II Shoemaker. Gene — 287 BYU— 23 Shulti. Bill— 246 Shumway, Drew — 179, 309 Shumway. Ernest Widtsoe — 202. 60 Shumway. Lenn M.— 88. 246. 228. 237 Shumway. Miles S.— 137 ■ Shumway. Van L.— III. 237 Shurtlif. Edward Rich— 88 Siddoway. Carol— 180, 283 Sieverts. Maurine — 179. 253 Sigmon. Marcus Luther— 212. 285 Silfast. Joyce E.— 180 Simkins. Annie V. — 180 Simkins. Donna Jean— 180. 237, 258 Simmons. Joyce — 137 Simmons. Sharl — 280 Simonson. Janis — 160 Simpson, Clarence W. — III Sinclair, Eugene William — 137, 260 Sirrine, George Keith — 88 Skeen, Talmage — 180 Skinner, Dale Eugene — 180 Skousen, Owen Derrell— 287, 306, 321 Skousen, William Jess— 137, 237, 289 Skyles, Doris Eliza— 180 Slater, P. Diane— 180 Slater, Paul W.— 180, 309 Slaugh, Lynn H.— 88, 213, 264 Slaymaker, Norm Royce— 309 Smeath, Donna Jean — 180, 200 Smedley, Milton 6.— 180, 321 Smit, Walter R.— Ill, 302, 321 Smith, Albert— 203 Smith, Barbara— 88, 194. 217. 271 Smith. Beverly J.— 181. 238 Smith, Burke Martin— III Smith. Carol Dell— 137 Smith. Carole— 180 Smith. Charles A.— 88 Smith, Dale hi.— 136 Smith, David Evans— III, 246 Smith, Devon — 181 Smith, Elon V.— 70 Smith, Gale Marie— 181, 251 Smith, George Ann — III Smith, Glen Arthur— 180 Smith, Georgia — 238 Smith, Jay Myrven, Jr. — 63. 1 1 1 Smith. Jeratdine Daynes — 88 266 Smith. Joanne — 181. 200, 216 Smith, John Donald — III, 225 Smith, Joyce — 181 Smith, Karma — III Smith, Keith T.— Ill, 236. 387 Smith, Larry Nielson — 238 Smith, Lawrence Eugene — 236, 327 Smith. Leia May— 137, 236 Smith, Leiand Alfred— III, 226, 237 Smith, Leslie Bernell — 66 Smith, Lorraine— 181, 259 Smith, Luana Maxine— III, 222, 258 Smith, Lyncer Charles — 70 Smith, Mary P.— 138, 180 Smith, Melva Ann— 136, 195 Smith, Melva Fawn— III, 206. 222 Smith. Melvin 1—137. 296 Smith. Myrle— 180, 211, 280. 377. 389 Smith. Norman— 137. 196 246 Smith. Olene— III, 214, 217, 231, 238 253, 342 Smith, Patricia Ann— 181, 201 Smith, Paul Grant— 238, 254 Smith,, Phil McFale— 180 Smith, Phyllis Joy— 137 Smith, Phyllis Max— 88, 274 Smith, Re«— 260 Smith, Richard Terry— 181, 245 309 Smith, Robert C— 218 Smith, Roy L.— 223 Smith, Virgil Bushman — 58, 70 Smith, William Guy— 181 Smith, Wilford- 286 Smithson, Anna Vee — III, 237 Snarr, Joyce — 274 Snarr, LeIand Glen— 289 Snyder, lona M. — 250 Snelqrove, Phiip R.— Ml, 295 Snell, Carolyn— 181 Snow, tfoward — 309 Snow. Qentin E. — 92 boelberg, Bruce Ray — 161 Soelberg, Verl L.— 68, 213 Solomon, Craig Norval- 225, 254, 392 Solomon, Geraldine — 86 Solomon, James D., Jr. — 88, 246, 249 266 Sommerlade, Joyce Lael — 217 Sorensen, David E — 161 Sorensen, Donald — 88 Sorenson, John L. — 70 Sorensen, Joyce — 68, 259 Sorensen, Kenneth Uscar — 181 Sorensen, Kent V. — 161 Sorensen, Leila June — 181 Sor ensen, Lois — 161 Sorensen, Louise — 181 Sorensen. ' Margaret Adele — 137,236 Sorensen, Mary Ann — 137. 198. 216. 266 Sfual ' j ' oanni Stowell. Glenna— 137. 237 Stowell, LeRoy Gay--«9 Stowell, Louise — 210 Strotford, Leiand M., Jr.— 58. 74, 89 292, 309 Stowell, Ray— 237 Stratford, Roland Jack— 182, 292 Stratton, Emma — III Straub, David Wesley— 163, 236 Strawn. Byron LaNar— 230, 292 Stringfellow. Val— 294 Stringham. Val — 138 ,. ■ o , . ■,:,o Stringham, Joanne— 111, 199, 216, 266 Thomas, Betty Ann— 139 Stringham, Marcio A.— 136, 198, 270. ■ ° 224 Stromberg, Marvis Edith— 89. 253 Strong. Alice — 138 StrubTe, Jackie M.— 138. 225 Stuart. Deon Webster -223 Thacker. Lynn D.— 183, 366 Thacker, P. Ted — 69 Thacker, Vern C— 69 Thackeray, Renee — 112, 222, 272 Thayne, trvin D.— 163 Thayne, Gordon Earl — 137 Thelin, Josie Valentine — 136 Theobald, Connie Joyce — 256 Thomander, LaVonne — 69, 194, 216, 271 Tyai Ihimothy. Emily— 135 Thomas. Barbara Louise — 163 Thomas. Burdie— 139. 279 -161 Sorensen. Neil R.— 88. 247 Sorensen. Pat Joanne — 161 Sorenson. Roger A. — 215, 226 Sorensen, Stanford P. 137 Sorriaux, Jeannine — 181, 224 Southwell, Donna Dean — III Southworth, Mark L.— 88 Sparks, George C. — 137 Sparks, Truman — 92 Sparks. Venna — 68 Spencer, Areola — 181 Spencer, Donald N.— 74, 68 Spencer, Lucille — 215 Spencer, Maitland G. — 86, 206 Spencer, Usher Stanley — 137 Spendlove, Rex S. — 70 Sperry, Alan Francis — 88 Spilsbury, Jewel Ann -68 Sprague, Kathleen — 137 Spratling, Roylance — 57, 59, 88,, 92, 194, 278, 281 Spurrier, Donald Eugene — 297 Squire, Erma Luicille — 181 Stafansen, 6111 Vern— 71, 161 Statey, Gail Jay — 136 Standage, Delbert R.— 138 Sanford, Ann — 391 Stanford, Doris Ethel— 138, 236 Stanton, Brain Eugene — 161 Stapley, Donna Rae — III, 269 Stapley, Marilyn— 138, 217, 266 Staples, Roy — 297 Starley, William Stevens— 161 Starley, Jean — 138 Starling, Myrtle Estelle— 88, 240 Staufler. David Millard— 88 Slawffer. 6. J.— 181 Stay, Hobert Lee— 236 Stayner, Lynn — 197 Stayner, Jerry — 278 Stebbing, William E.— 138 Stack, Robert Eldon— III, 181 Steed, Camille— 181, 224 Steele, Berenice— 137, 225 Steele, Paul LeFay — 88, 208 Steffenson, Forrest — 209 Steffey, Donna Joan — 181 Steimle, Patricia Anne— 161, 283, 360 Stenquist, Leiand Gus — 136 Stephens, Boyd Ernest — 181 Stephens, Neil C— 161, 318 Stephens, Robert Edwerd ' Stephensen, Jeck O. — 86 Stephenson, Karma June — 181 Stephenson, Kay Verl — 137 Stephenson, Loran D. — 72 Stephenson. Mary Lohree — 181 Stepp, Homer W.— 88, 254 Stevens. Betty Lou — 182 Stevens. Dale Bayles — 180 Stevens. Elaine— 182 Stevens. Floyd J— 182 Stevens. Hank— 294 Stevens. Henry H. — 68 Stevens. John — 236 Stevens. William Ray— 182. 234 Stevenson. Donna Louise — 182. 236 Stevenson. Dwayne H. — 138 Stevenson. V. Grant— 247. 322 Stevenson. Lorin Stanley — 162 Stevenson. Kay — 223 Stevenson Max B. — 182, Stewart. Charles G.— Ill Stewart. Don G. — 89 Stewart. Earl Dean — 138 Stewart. Joyce Lyn — 162 Stewart. Nelda C.— II Stewart. Scott Paul— 162 Stewart. Zona Elverle — 136 Stewart, Merwin Udell— 136. 289 326 Stiburek. Beverly Joan— 182. 236 Stimpson. David — 162 Stinger. Atherton — 136 Stocl. Jean— 69, 253 Stockdale, Barbara Jean — 138 Stocking. Melba Marlene — 16, Stocking, Norma Jo — 138 Stocks, Bruce De Faro — 138 Stocks, Florence — III, 204 Stoddard, Gloris— 138, 215 Stoddard. Louise— 179. 200 Stoker. Wade— 246 Stoker, Phyllis— 182. 255. 276 BYU— 23 Stokei. Verne— 182. 255. 276 Stolworthy. Donna — 137 Stone. Marlene Pearl — 182. 201 Stoops. Linford Ronald- Stott. Cleo Gail— 89 Stott. Cloyd— 182 Stott. Douglas W.— 69 Soft, Lloyd— 163 Stott. Reah Knell— 182 Stout. DeMar Earl— 138 Stowell. Betty Rae— 137 -162, 217 Stuart. Nathan J.— 138 Stubbs. Byron— 136 Stubbs. Clifton Dean — 89 Stuckey, Russell Dwight— III 216 Sumerhays. Charles — 138. 287 Summers. Helen Marie— 162. 382. 366, 391 Summers. Raymond A., Jr. — 182 Sumsion, David — 162 Sumsion. Owen W. — 66 Sumsion. Robert J. — 88 Sunderland. Doris Marie — HI. 225. 238. 253 Sutton. Helen — 182 Swain. Bertella— 182 Swan. Geralee — 182 Swan. Helen Joyce— III. 275. 368 Swann. Grace — 138 Swanson, James — 238 Swasey. Ardell— 138 Sweet. Richard Donald— III. 297 Swenson. Alfred Gordon — 182 Swenson. Barbara Jen — 162 Swenson. James Walter — 70 Sylvestor. Althea— 89. 266 Syme. Georgia Jean — 138 — T— Tahquette. Mary Ann — 228 Takasaki. Fred Yasuo— 89, 226. 232 Tall, Marilyn Eve— 217 238 Tanner, Cermela D. — 69, 231 Talmage, 8urton A. — 89 Tangren, Bert — 247 Tanner, Alkel H.— 138 Tanner, Betty Jane — 163, 236 Tanner, Carmela — 270 Tanner, David Earl — 183, 23S Tanner, Harold — 286 Tanner, John W.— Ill, 196 309 319 Tanner, Lillias Ann — 139, 274 Tanner. Lyie H.— 223. 2S4 Tanner. N. Janese — 111. 225 Tanner, Patricia Ann — 201. 224 Tanner, Ralf R. — 138 Tanner, Sylvan K. — 89 Taylor, Ann Dean — 163, 282 Taylor, Betty Mae — 89 Taylor, Bruce J.— 164, 288 Thomas, Byron — 89 Thomas, Claude Ray— 112. 218, 297 Thomas, Dean W.— 246 Thomas, Dorthea C. — 139 Thomas, Edward Blain — 139 Thomas, Elvryn Lavoy — 89, 247 Thomas, Evan Scott — 183 Thomas, Grant W.— 64, 223 Thomas, H. Dayle — 89 265 Thomas, Irene— 69, 251 Thomas, Dale — 139 Thomas. LaVieve — 89. 276 Thomas. LaVoy — 215 Thomas. Marilyn — 183 Thoman. Opal Jean— 137, 253 Thomas, Patricia diano— 112, 199, 274 Thomas, Rex LaMar — 137 Thomas, Robert D.— 138 Thomas, Thomas Vernerd, Jr.— 112. 246 Van Dyke. Jean Lucill Turner. Jack— 391 Turner, Patricia Ann — 184 Turner, Rodney F. — 139 Turner. Shirley Lou— 112, 276 Turner. Thomas G. — 184 Tuttle. Edythe— 184 Tutlle, Erma Carrol Jeane — 139, 256 Tuttle, Kathryn— 112, 279 Elmer D. S.— 112 Tiler, Doris— 112, 225, 236 Tyler, Joan Beryl— 184 Tyler, Sylvia R.— 66. 184, 200, 217 Tyler, Reed— 139. 256 Tyler. Virginia Haiel — 168 Tylor. Janice— 199 Treu. Shirley— 236 — U- Udall. Alice Jean— 187. 391 Udell. Audrey Jones— 90 Udell. Edith Idella— 267 Udell. Mary Louise— 94, 112. 266 Uibel. Garth— 211, 234, 296 Umphenour, Sterling Gordon — 184 Unqerson. Reid Grant — 139 Unice. Robert-C— 91. 212. 297 — V— Vance. Deniel Herbert- 184 112 Thompson. Barbara Ann — 139, 253 Thompson, Barbara Fee — 112 Thompson, Barry— 288, 368, 89 Thompson, Clair B. — 137 Thompson, Diene — 163 Thompson, Dorothy — 89, 241 Thompson, Everett W.— 69 Thompson, Glenna Kay — 184 Thompson, John Harmon — 89 Thomson, Marilyn — 257 Thomson, Sharlene — 184 Thompson, Mariorie — 90. 204. 241 Thompwn, Reed Paul — 70 Thompson, Robert A. — 137 Thomson, Carolyn J. — 112 Thorley, Theon Macfarlane — 218 Thorne, Janice 138, 198, 270, 385 Thome, Geraldine — 271 Thornton. La Vee — 164 Thornton, Newell Kay— 184 Threet. Conway Black— 92. 197 Thurber. Karl Garner — 164 Thurber. R. Jeenine — 276 Thurber. Stanley Roy — 137 Thurman, Newel LaDell— 138. 205 Tiau. Albert— 232 Tidwell. Bette LaVerne— 163 Tidwell. Don— 139 Tidwell, Marilyn Vee— 112. 255 Tilack, Winone— 251 234 Tillman, Norma — 103 Tillotson, Joyce— 183, 201 Timm, Dorothy J. — 112 Tingey, Garth L.— 139 Tingey, Grant C— 90, 286 Tingey, Martel — 137, 246 Tippetts, Blain M. — 180 Tippetts, Frank M.— 230 Van SIboten, Don— 112, 192, 236, 268, 353, 391 Van Wagoner, Earl, Jr.— 164 Varela. Delores — 91 Vaughan, Cheryldene — 139 Vernon. Belva Merle — 184 Vest. Arthur Dee— 112 Velbourne, Alice— 276 Vincenti Carl A.— 226 Vieira. Emmenell Nani— 112. 270 Viles, Claudio Eileen— 139. 195 Voight. Clifford William— 91 Vorwaler. Louis 6laine — 139 Vreeand. Janice Thais- 137. 236, 266 — W— Wade. Bonnie Lee— 139. 236 Wachsmuth. Jean W.— 112, 274 Wadsworth, Don Karl— 91, 295 Wagner. Albert Kenyon — 91 Wagner, Leona Farnsworth — 91 Wagstetf. Gay A.— 140 Wainright. Joan Bernice— 168. 238 Waite. Kenneth H.— 1 14. 236 Weile, William Richard— 91 Walker, Dan Leonard— 238, 327 Welker. Dean H.— 91 Walker, Elmo Butters- 91 Walker, Garth- 223 Walker, Gerold Lynn— 91 Walker. J. Myron— 57, 58. 74. 91, 193, 292 Welker, Jessie Marie— 164 Walker, Sonford S.— 56, 62, 112, 130, 218, 246 Wallace, Dorothy— 184, 224 Taylor ' , Carolyn— 63, 139, 199, 234, 278 Tippits, Gladys— 241 230 228 266 Taylor, Clinton Ray — 309 Taylor, David A.— 139, 295 Taylor, Dixie— 139, 195, 198 Taylor. Delbert— 163 Taylor. Donetta — 139 Taylor. Edwin Isaac Taylor. Elaine — 163 Taylor. Bhelyn— 215 Taylor. Gene Kent — 183 Taylor. Gordon 8.-69, 197, 326 Taylor, Gordon Sterling — 69, 289 Taylor, Janice — III, 170 Taylor. Jaris— 183 Taylor, Joan — 183 Taylor. JoAnn— 163, 237, 280 Taylor, John A.— III. 311 Taylor, John Maurice — 295 Taylor. John W.— 139 Taylor, Jacqueline — 139, 279 Taylor. Kenneth Reese — -W Taylor. Leila M.— 111. 25] Taylor. Lester — 111 Taylor. Loyd— 163 Taylor. Lester — 1 1 1 Taylor. Marilyn— 195, 215, 230. 234 Taylor. Marolyn— 139. 198. 278 Taylor. Mildred— 69. 253 Taylor. iMavis — 163 Taylor. Mildred— 89. 253 Taylor. Ralphena— 199. 269 Taylor. Richard — 231 Ronald David— 240 Sherwin G.— 89 Ruth— 112 Taylor. William Hacing— 112 Tee. Roy D.— 67. 207, 292 Tebbs. Morion— 59. l38. 199. 216. 238 277 Teichert. John A.— 1 12. 236. 246, 327 Telford. Mexine— 112, 274 Tollmen, Normo — 237 Tenney, Eugene Delbert — 124, 237 Tenney. Woyne P. — 183 Terry, Birdene— 89, 266, 261 Terry, Down— 268 Terry, Golden Deon — 112 38, 212, 287 Terry, Joyce— 112 Terry, Rex N.— 112 Terry, Velma — 112 Teuscher, Norinne — 1 12, 2S5 Tew, Burton Edwin, Jr. — 213 Thockor. Horry Fred— 241 Thocker, Li 10—89 Thacker, LyIe Vern— 183 275 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Tipton, Norman Deon — 112 Titensor. Barry Roy — 183 Tobler, Don Lee — 164, 29? Tobler, Shorlene — 112 Todd, Albert C, Jr.— 90 Todd, Anito— 90, 236 Todd, Henry Swen— 184. 213. 236 Todd. Lorin R.— 112. 256 Tohman. Edward — 247 Tolbert. Wilbur Normon— 90. 266 Tolley. Donold George — 164 Tonks. Deeh— 90. 215. 389 Tooke. Richard Lee— 90, 287. 305 Tooke. Williom Howord— 112. 286 Toone. Kenneth George — 184. 287 Toone. Marjorie Evelyn — 112. 225. 241 Topham. Forrest Key — 90, 289 Tovery, Noramn K. — 112 Togeson, Carolyn — 59, 94, 112 Torgason Gilbert Loroine, Jr.— 112 Tovell. Williom Reuben- 164 Tovey, Normo — 257 Trocy, Clinton R.— 90 Trflcy, Raymond C. — 184 Tree, Ire Joy — 184 Tregoikis, Glede Lloyd— i9, 116, 139, 196 Tribe, Corolyn— 112 Trimble, Robert Bruce— 90 TroHer. Poul Arnold— 112 Trottier. Wollace G.— 112 Tsalaky. Eva— 90 Tsalaky. George— 90, 302 Tucker, Clyde L.— 139, 289 Tucker, Dick— 287 Tucker, Gefoldlne — 270 Tucker, Joonne Elioson — 90 Tucker, Korl L.— 90. 321 Tucker, Lois Jeon — 90 Tucker, Luther Christopher- 298 Tueiler, Chorlene Geneve — 112, 257 Tueller. Nedro— 139 Tvomenokso, Eilo Onarva — 184, 215, 224, 22S Turley, Ann Jeon — 184 Turley, Donne L« — 222 Turley. Bio Mae— 90 Turnbow, DIx R. — 90 Turner, Bonnie Jeon — 112, I9S, 214, 304 Turner, Chorlet W. — 139, 290 Turner, Dole — 260 Turner, Ello Ruth — 90 Turner, Gerold L — 168, 298 Wollis, jock. R.— 91, 206 Morolyn— 91, 2S9 Walsh, Walston, Milton Lee— 112 Walton, Goyle E.— 66, 139, I9S, 198, 216, 224, 271 Wolton, Modelyn— 140 Word, Arlo V.— 184 Ward, Corma Luano — 164 Word, Dennis Eric— 112. 197,234 Word, Ezro Morion— 185 Word, Jomes W.— 165 Ward. Morilyn— 164. 282 Woring. Robert Gordon— 70. 238 Werner. Martha Mae — 139 Warner. Poul Freestone — 223, 226 Werner. Poul W.— 91. 112 Wornick. Robert Eldredge— 184 Worr. Corol— 67, 113, 195, 199 Worr. Gary E.— 185. 233 Warren. Paul— 290 Wasden. Leonard Berrett— 139. 236, 290 Woshburn, Velyn— 195 Waters. CliHord Ray— 122 Waters. Max LeRoy — 186 Watkins. Alone Janette— 91. 268 Watkins, Arlys— 165 Watson. Lowell S.— 91 Wan, Barbara L.— 139, 252 Watts, Don Elden— 139, 225 Watts, EIno Eloine Brown — 63 Wotts. Jerry Williom— 165 Woymon, Goil — 224 Wethermon, Donold Irvin — 165, 233 392 Webb, Bloine D— 165, 224, 299 Webb, Froncis Adelbert— 112 Weber, John — 298 Weenig. Horry Merwin — 309 Weight Glen Aldous— 140 Weitzeil, Normon Lee— 185 Weinheimer, Ruth Ellen — 72 Welbourne, Alice Jean — 165 Welch, Arthur H.— 114 Wells, Beverly Jeon— IBS Walls. Joreld LeIond— 139 Wells, Milton— 112 Wells, Richord W.— 48, 64 185, 299 Wengreen. Arthur Deon — 72, 215 Warrett, Williom Ronold— 140, 224, 293 Wesemonn, Ruth Mory — 185 West, Ann Ruth— 165 West, Arnold E.— 91 West. Barbara Ann — I6S West, Bob— 67 399 West, C. Keilh— 112. 307 West, Henry George— 185, 309 West. Joseph Donald — 185 West. Marilyn Jeanne — 165 Westenskow. Lowell — 139 Westeoskow. William Vernile— 113 Westo.er, Robert Nello— UO. 289 Weslover Ross Wendell— 91, l i Westover. Udell— 303, 305. 337 Westover. Ruel— 232 Westwood. Ardis Jean — 185. 214 Whaanga. Albert— I 13, 225. HO Wharton. Shirley Mae — 185 Whatcott. Carol— 185 Whatcotl. Don— 309 Whatcott. William John— 186. 321 Wheeler. Dorelta C— 139 Wheelright, Boyd— 297 Whetten. Lawrence Lester— 60. 140 290. 388 Whetlle, Charles— 216 Whipple. Audrey Elaine — 91. 206 Whilbeck. Alan— 91 Whipple. Boyd— 292 White, Bryce D.— 185 While. Dorothy Fr.— 113, 275 While. Earl Roger— 298 White. Floyd H.— 185 White Kar. Robert— 218 White, Fred G.— 67. 213 White, John— 227 White. Lilly— 237 While, Fern— 237 While. Richard N — HO White. Roger— 186 Whitear. Glenn Loris— 139 Whitehead. JoAnne — 91 Whitehead. Lee Melvin— MO. 238, Whitehead, Leroy. Jr.— 91 Whitehead, Wilda— 186 Whiteley. Joyce— 63. 113, 195. 199, WhiHord. Ethel Helani— 232 Whiteley. Patricia Ann — 186 Whiting. Ann— 113, 195, 2W. 271 Whiting. Mirilyn— 140 Whitney. Robert Orson— 63. 91. 247 Whittaker. Bob— 305 Whittaker, Donald C. — 91 Whittle. JoAnn — 275 Whittle. Sabra — 179 Wlberg, Marilyn — 114 Wible, John Robert — 186 Wickman, Jay Ros — 91 Wrightman, Jeanne Afton — 186 Wilcken. Dolo res — 186 Wilco., Leo C— 113, 247 Wilde. Ruth— 186, 291. 224. 280 Wilkie. Mae— 139 Wilkins. Arthell— 112. 278 Wilklns, Delora— 140 Wilkins, George Richard— 113 Wilkinson. Marian — 385. 389 Willard, Clyde L.— 91 Willardson. Corma— 140. 259 Willordson. Jody C. — 67, 113 Willardson, Dona M.— 186 Willes Vera Erma— 140. 385, 389, 391 Williams, Boyd G.— 91, 208 Williams. Boyd Lanona — 186 Williams, Buehl LaMar — 113. 247 Williams. Dorothy Jean— 72 Williams. Dwayne A.— 113 Williams, Glen Robert— 59. 114, 140, 299 Williams. George L.— 113, 218. 240 Williams, Jay 8.— 91 Williams. Kenneth J.— 91 Williams. Lamar— 237 Williams. Lois Maurine Larsen — 140 Williams. Patrice Jeanne — 113, 216 290 Williams, Paul George— 140 Williams, Ruby F.— 166. 234 Williamson. Gary Clark— 186. 236, 298 392 Williamson, Joan — 112 Willis. Janet Relva— 184 Willis, John Gridley— 186 Willmoll, Ann Barns — 186 Wilson, Arlo Luther — 186 Wilson, Arnold— 186, 319 Wilson, Arnold R. — 319 Wilson. Avard Lynn — 113, 226 Wilson. Carlyn — 186 Wilson. Dean Ervin— 166 Wilson. Janice Carol — 186. 259 Wilson. JoAnn— 186 Wilson, John Lawrence — 140, 254 Wilson, Lawrence D. — 139. 225 Wilson. Mae— 166 Wilson, Ma« E.— 113, 246 Wilson William Albert— 166, 226 Wiltbank Mary Eliiabelh— 186, 237 Wimmer. Leiand Pulley— 91 Winegar, Maxine — 113 Wing David Allen — 218 Wing ' . Jack Hildevrand— 213 Wlna Joyce C. — 113 Winq Lela-63, 106, 113, 195. 199,216 0. 264 Winger. Gay Elliott— 186 Winget. J. Oscar— 140 . Winkenwerder. Shirlee Ann Winkler, Beth Bluebell— 224. 140 Winkler. Phyllis— 91. 271 Winn. Blaine LaVar — 186 Winn, Zan J. — 186 Winsor, Carlene Mildred— 186, 237 Winone. Tillack— 130 Winsor, Joann — 186, 237 Winsor, Robert Carl— 186. 245 Winlch. JoAnn — 174 Winter, Jeannine — 186 Winter, Lewis John— 64. 65. 140 Winter, Rue Ann — 140 Winters, Francis Burton — 186, 238, 256 Winterton. Eldon W. — 186 Winward. Joy— 186. 238 Wiscombe. Arthur Clark— 91 Wiscombe. Erold Clark — 91 Wiscombe, Phyllis K.— 92 Wiscombe, Virginia — 187 Wise, Neva Rae— 187 Wissmar. David Frank — 187 Wiltke, Dayton Doyle— 167 Wolfinden. Charles Arthur— 140. 226 Wolfinden, George J.— 91, 209 Wold. Royce 8.- 187 Wollley. Earl Scott— 91 WoHley. Patsy Darline — 187. 238 Wolverton. Jo Ann — 187 Womack, Glen P.— 140 Wong, Anne S. H.— 140 Wong. Mary S. .— 187 Wood, E. Annette— 91. 221, 266, 391, 387 Wood, Clair Steohen- 140 Wood. Kay Marie — 328 Wood Peggy Marie— 65. 91. 195. 217, 236. 240, 252, 270 Wood, Wanda Jean — 113. 273 Woodard. Melva Rene — 241 Woodbury, John Byrce — 113. 218 Woodbury. Loralne — 70 Woodford. Hugh James — 91 Woodward, John David — 60, 187 Woolley, Quentin — 63, 114, 201 Woolston, Paul— 92 Wooton, Madline-224. 225. 270, 388 Wootton. Richard Roland — 140 Worsley. Joan K. — 187 Worsley, Linda J.— 114 Wortham, Wilbur Raleigh— 238 Worlhen. Patricia- 187 Worthington. Everett Eugene— 187 Worthington. Keith Neldon— 113, 218 246 Wrathall, Carolyn- 140 Wrathall, Jay W.— 205 Wride. C. Hayward— 140 Wright. Beverly— 114. 199 Wright, Carol A — 92 Wright. Herbert Curtis— 140 Wright, Joseph Merlin — 114 Wright, June C— 92. 224 Wright, Kenneth Dean— 72 Wright. Mariorie Elain— 187 Wright Mona— 92. 206. 251 Wright. Rae— 181 Wright. William Lloyd— 114 Wyatt, Barbara— 198 Wyndir. Frank Curtis— 140, 247 Yamakawa, Takamasa— 140. M5 Yearsley. Karen Adele-187, 238 Yearsley, Kenneth C— 187 Yeates, Margene — 187, 257 Young. Arlo D.— 167 Young, Bevis— 187 Young. Carl Louis— 92 Young. David B.— 167 Young. Everett William— 70 Young ' . Janice — 201 Young, J. Lowell-114, 225 Young. Janis — 187 Young. Lawrence Richard— 92 Young, Marilyn E.-I40, 198 Young. Mitii Marianne— 140. 236 Young Nolan G.— 114, 203 Young, Val J.— 140 Young. Yvonne— 187, 276 Yoshimoto, Harold E. — 226 — Z— Zabriskie. Jay R.-ie7 Zaccardi. Dorthy Julie T.— 187 Zakel, Helen Maxine — 187 Zilting Harold LeRoy— 140, 248 ZobelT, Gordon N.— 140 Zobell, Keith Walter— 140 Zohner, Dorin— 187 Zwahlen, Kenneth D.— 114, 216, 240. 249 400 I f