Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 480 of the 1953 volume:

niversity Vrchives r- riOl -Jt-. Provo we comes t ou to BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Bi-igham Young University 378. Q5 B22 1953 Uaa Sifl- ' vrmKV CJCJW« -U S=c: rK-J2.jai ¥ II[SIII[II... [ nmn nm umnm -- m sp ifi PIGES. [D 11 I fR [ Sy-SPiflSHED flPPf, CIREffiEE Ills f If uuu, mum oe erieids E m BEEN RECORDED IN !DIS-!DURI933DBIfRN Verily I say unto you all: arise and shine forth, that thy light may be a standard for the nations. D C 115:5 U. b II II I L II Editor-in-Chief Published by the ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Provo, Utah B.Y.U. Presi . . . its growth and expansion have set an all-time high for western colleges ... in the spotlight for its outstanding adnninis- tration and departments of instruction . , a university rich in spiritual tra- dition. ouft ( amfocu . T. ... a spectacular setting beneath picturesque Mount Timpanogos — just overlooking scenic Utah Lake . . . the perfect stage for sunnmer siestas and winter fun ... a friendly campus with a typical college atmos- phere. . . . supervised by an admirable board of trustees and consisting of some of our nation ' s leading educators ... a friendly teach- ing staff devoted to the students ... an integral part of the University ' s steady progression. Q m m [V[ M C Ue now boasting three newest addl p the fully Iquipped departments of instructil de- udJ|tjlinselecting a desirable major wid of sRdy . . . popiETnoni P ilj nai organ- izations provide outletsBMresearch apdr ' prA ca appli- cation. . . . time out for more fun than a barrel of you-know-what in a university famous for its dances, parties, assemblies, concerts, plays, and social activities unlimited . . . your first real cultural experience ... a feast of top entertainment for every taste and season. ri DD . . . largest in history . . . from the lowly Fresh- man-week crew to the polished Cap-and-Gown crowd . . . students seeking a liberal education . . . smiling faces of those you knew and those you wish you knew . . . tomorrow ' s leaders in so- ciety. ouft S fronts . . . . . . record-breaking scores and thrilling plays to equal those of any team in the past . . . more popular and exciting than ever with pro- fessional squads of sports-loving team- mates devoted to representing your school in the nation ' s nter-collegiate sportlight . . . the heart-beat of the university ' s college spirit. owt TittiU . . . . . . the backbone of social activities . . . organized to pronnote honor, brotherhood and friendship on campus . . . another fun-depart- ment of the university for all students . . . pledging and initiations create innocent havoc to all concerned . . . you ' ll probably never forget that exchange party. •■ 1 ■ ' a9Z iC ' .VJ 8iDnil[Myi[S... a spectacular setting . Page 12 now boasting three additions Page 56 cciden Alfr Some of our leading educators . Page 28 ■ T ' h ' -Sft- ( a44e i largest in history . . . tomorrow ' s leaders ' Page 192 ' more popular and exciting than ever , Page 346 J- tlfUU ' backbone of social activities Page 382 .« . . . and I will also be your light in the wilderness; and I will prepare the way before you, if it so be that ye shall keep my mmandments . . . afe - 1 N phi, 13 y — .JigJJ , ' .J- ' H • E •• — .- ,•■. If. ■- r- 1 ' Ij Pi .., Ljy , ' ' .  ' ' I } . v-i;. ▲ — r .ro-jS -,sl y9 - m Symbolizing the birth of upper campus, the majestic white columns of the Maeser Memorial Building reflect the educational ideals of the Y . Within its marbled halls, the President, Dean of Stu- dents, and other administrative officers supervise the busi- ness of the university and solve numerous academic problems of the students. r [i lUliP Imposing and dignified, the three-s+oried Brimhall Building landmarks early growth of the university and expresses the quiet simplicity of the great educator for whom it was named. Containing departments of the College of Ap- I plied Science, the structure also serves as head- quarters for officers of the Air Force ROTC unit on campus. Wv-T ' H ' , . HM- ■ ' Jt Cultural and religious center of B.Y.U., the prominent Joseph Smith Building on upper campus is the only struc- ture of its kind named after the famous church leader. Containing massive picture windows framing colorful Y Mountain on the east side, it furnishes a wealth of college atmosphere with its musical electronic chimes which ring out the school song between classes. 6 Resembling a stalwart sentinel of time, the familiar Education Building of lower campus began as the Brigham Young Academy and remains today as the classic foundation of a great and modern university. 16 1T|U. yiii [ . . Through a tracery of green and gold, the ivy-covered hieber J. Grant Library exemplifies the conscientious efforts of early university leaders to provide ample study facili- ties for students. In addition to its special collections, the library contains microfilm facilities which make it possible to secure material from all of the gene- ral and technical libraries of the world. . - . 1 M m II in T TWl .y-M . I  k XT m wv Dramatic cantilever stairways and modern picture windows accent the main entrance to the magnifi- cent, two-million dollar Physical Science Building — scientific pride of the university. With its superb planetary observatory and huge seating capacity, this dream-come-true has been discribed by numerous educa- tors as the finest and most modern building of its kind west of the Mississippi. 19 -vci3r« : ::rn i -t l |nf;MpMWfWW HP f. , ' Athletic and recreational center of B.Y.U., the two-year- old fieldhouse is the largest physical education plant in the state of Utah and contains, besides complete athlet- ic facilities, the offices of athletic directors and coaches. With a seating capacity of 10,000, this nnasterpiece of nnodern architecture doubles as a concert and assembly hall for the activities of a great studentbody and serves as headquarters for the Cougars — team of the blue-and- [[ SE Elementary and secondary education majors frequent the halls of the shaded Training Building on lower campus to capitalize on student teaching of kindergarten and grammar school youngsters. 21 Something for the girls, the classic architecture of the Women ' s Gym- nasium on lower campus provides an ideal setting for aiding active participation in women ' s athletics and sports training. 22 Gabled and as trim and conventional as an early colonial mansion, the Amanda Knight Hall is situated in an exclusive neighborhood on lower campus and is home-sweet-home to over 100 lovely campus co-eds. The university ' s largest and most modern dormitory, the new Campus Dorm provides a homey atmosphere for nearly 400 girls who eat, sleep, work and play together and maintain the high standards representative of a spiritual university. 24 D The familiar ringing of the telephone, the call for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the excitement of that first date and the terrific bull-sessions held nightly illustrate life in your cam- pus living quarters. The dorm parties and firesides were eagerly awaited highlights of the year — and then there was the time you tried to study . . . Descriptive of early New England archi- tectu re, the gabled, home-like structure known as Allen Hail houses nearly a hundred university women. Dorm par- ties and get-togethers furnish ample entertainment on week-ends and promote greater friendship among residents. pyii[iis Simple yet effective In structural design, the new apartment living quarters are entirely functional and completely modern in every de- tail. The solution to a serious housing shortage, the long-awaited buildings are capable of hous ing sixty students each. e[[liDDID Accompanying the rapid growth of a modern university, the erection of many new campus buildings must be provided. Besides the .new fully equipped bookstore, the university now boasts the completion and maintenance of numerous new apart- ments above Wymount Village. S[RVIC[ C[NI[R Throughout the year, members of the university have expectantly awaited the completion of our brand new bookstore on upper campus. Land- scaped beneath breath-taking Y Mountain, the ultra-modern structure contains complete textbook facilities as well as public relations offices and publication departments. miH -fy m -- The glory of God is inteMi ence, r, in other words, light and truth. . D C 93:36 WiW 3 ' ' NNEso TA  m oijbid 0. McKof A man of great responsibility, David O. McKay, be- loved President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is also Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Brigham Young University. His cosmopolitan church and business travels here and abroad have given him an admirable reputation as a man of humble faith and complete sincerity among his fellow nien. Exemplifying leadership in its entirety. President Mc- Kay ' s striking countenance reflects the valiant efforts of a devoted educator and spiritual leader. HP P WW W W? ' ' tsfm mfmivmm s-r-ssr Exercising supervision over the adminis tration and university functions, the Board of Trustees represents a leading group of educators who set the stan- dards and deternnine the educational policies of a great, ever-growing university. The board, consisting of the First Presidency and Twelve Apostles of the Church plus two other noted members, was hon- ored with the selection of Ez- ra Taft Benson to the office of Secretary of Agriculture by Presidertt Dwight D. Eisenhower at the turn of the new year. J. REUBEN CLABi,- ,„ ! D IF nmm DELBERT L STAPLEY EZRA TAFT BENSON MARK E. PETERSEN HENRY D. MOYLE ALBERT E. BOWEN ADAM S. BENNION FRANKLIN L WEST SPENCER W. KIMBALL HAROLD B. LEE LEGRAND RICHARDS MARION G. ROMNEY JOSEPH F. SMITH MATTHEW COWLEY 31 Because of the complex problems of a growing university, the Board of Trustees in 1950 selected Dr. Ernest LeRoy Wilkinson as the new President of B.Y.U. President Wilkinson, a descendent of converts from Scotland and Denmark, has had a rare combination of business, educational and Church experience. During the first year of his administration, faculty members began participating in Stake Conferences with the General Authorities of the Church; enrollment at the University increased over 16 per cent; courses in engineering science were authorized; a Director of Research and a permanent Executive Secretary of the Alumni Association were appointed and the Board of Trustees authorized construction of apartment dormi- tories to house 800 additional students. From his admirable beginning in the practice of the law, President Wilkinson achieved a national reputation by ob- taining judgments of some $32,000,000 for the Ute Indians, the largest judgment ever entered in the United States Court of Claims against the United States. 32 ll pwiB iijwiBtwai iiw wii wt iy ' - IK Indicative of the success of her husband, Alice L. Wilkinson is a guiding source of Inspiration and is admired as the First Lady of Brigham Young University. Mrs. Wilkinson and her distinguished family have gained the Love and friendship of uni- versity students and faculty and have come come to knov Provo and the B.Y.U. campus as home. Actively engaged in Church, school, and civic affairs, she is as ' interested in maintaining the high ideals of the uni- versity and its achievements as her prominent husband. The Wilkinson family, from left to right: Mrs. Wilkinson, Marian, Al- ice Ann Mangum, Ernest Ludlow, David, President Wilkinson, and, seated in center, Douglas Wilkinson. m -m ' ll ' (i • ir:i(; |i-ri, « 1 i d ■ir II iBla Bb tfl A 1 --fc . ' •!• . ii . 1 wr 4 m . m m 4m C x |p _ , . . .- . i W 9 -7. 9 ,j i- ' f J - JfHK IMv m . 1 ■.--,. — f, ' - :-. 1 SIlDillS Director of the Committee on special ser- vices, counseling, student health, admission on credits, athletics, part-time employment and general scholarship. Dean Wesley Parkinson Lloyd also serves as counselor to student or- ganizations, publications, and housing. As a result of a recent year in Japan working in student personnel service. Dean Lloyd has written and published a book entitled Student Counselling in Japan. Friendly Dean Lloyd believes that every student should be given a balanced education, in and out of the classroom, and as Dean of Students, he has won the honorable reputation of a man gifted with student and administra- tive leadership abilities. [X[Ciiiv[ inisiHii 1 Experienced in western college administrative affairs. Dr. Harvey L. Taylor comes to the University as Executive Assistant to the President. Dr. Taylor, who will handle university business during the President ' s absence, has become familiar with public school sys- tems throughout Arizona, Idaho, and Utah, and is an old friend to the B.Y.U. campus. 34 ilMIIISIRIIDIS Administrators and special services com- IfDittees consist of full-time university leaders who are responsible for academic and non- academic activities on campus. Committee members act as counselors to various student organizations and perform the necessary tasks conducive to a smooth functioning of campus affairs. JOHN E. HAYES Registrar LILLIAN C. BOOTH Counselor for Women ROYDEN C. BRAITHWAITE Coordinator of Student Organi zations KIEFER B. SAULS Secreta ry-Trea su rer ANTONE K. ROMNEY Chairman of Counseling Service LUCILLE S PENCER Assistant Registrar ORRIN JACKSON Assistant Registrar WILLIAM E. BERRETT Chairman of Committee on Mili- tary Affairs and Adviser to Presi- dent on Faculty Appointments BEN E. LEWIS Associate Secretary-Treasurer, Chairman of Housing Cafe- terias, and Chairman of Student Loans 35 I CLEON SKOUSEN Director of Public Service and Ex- ecutive Secretary-Alumni Assn. ARIEL WILLIAMS University Physician HAROLD GLEN CLARK Chairman of Student Assemblies Committee A. SMITH POND Chairman of Curriculum VASCO B. TANNER Director of Student Health Service CLINTON F. LARSON Chairman of Catalogs Committee HERALD R. CLARK Director of Lyceums J. H. LUDLOW Chairman of Radio Committee J. L BATEMAN Chairman of Forensic Council OLIVER R. SMITH Chairman of Student Publications 36 ■I HDMIIISIRHI HAROLD W. LEE Counselor to Foreign Students N. L BUTT Chairman of History of University WAYNE B. HALES Chairnnan of Committee on Ath- letics B. KEITH DUFFIN Director of Placement LEONARD E. CHRISTENSEN Security Officer BRIGHAM D. MADSEN Chairman of Scholarship Commit- tee RULON BROUGH IBM Office Manager MONROE H. CLARK Chairman of Committee on At- tendance and Scholarship EDWIN BUTTERWORTH Director of News Bureau JOHN F. JONES Student Housing i [ Ashton, Clarence — Horticulture Alder, Lorna Call — Elementary Education Andrus, J. Roman — Art Atkinson, Charles — Football Coach Anderson, Edward P. — Engineering Allen, Mark Knight — Psychology Bailey, Myrtle — Housemother, Knight Hall Balli , Ariel S. — Sociology Allman, Verl P. — Secondary Education Barlow, Irene S. — Home Economics Ballou, Richard E. — Music Barlow, Frances — Home Economics Bauer, Edith — Secondary Education Bateman, J. LaVar — Speech Beck, Jay V. — Bacteriology Beck, D Elden — Zoology Barnett, Owen L. — Education Berry, June — Secondary Education Berrett, William E. — Religion Bennion, Marian — Secondary Education Belnap, Bryan W. — Religion Beckham, Raymond E. — Alumni Association Bos, Jacob — Music Booth, Lillian C. — Counselor of Women Boel, Joseph M. — Photography Blackham, Angus V. — Chemistry Bissell, H. J. — Geology 38 Hiiii Boyle, Clarence S. — Marketing Bowen, Hazel B. — Elementary Education Bourne, John R. — Student Health Boyle, W. H. — Education Braithwaite, Royden C. — Psychology Brough, Rulon R. — I.B.M. Office Britsch, Ralph A. — English Brown, C. Manley — Elementary Education Browne, Arthur — Psychology Bryner, Loren C. — Chemistry Burrup, Percy E. — Secondary Education Buggert, Gustav F. — Music Bullock, Kenneth C. — Geology Burton, Alma P. — Religion Butt, Newborn I. — Library Research Faculty members and friends are frequent visitors at the Wilkinson home. Butterworth, Edwin — Journalism Buttle, Faye Jensen — Secondary Education Caine, Julia A. — Secondary Education Carr, William C. — History Pol. Science Canning, Ray R. — Sociology Caldwell. Gaylon L. — Political Science Carver, Julia — Physical Education Chandler, Samuel — Library Christensen, Barbara — Secretarial Training Christensen, Leonard E. — Security Officer Christensen, Lillian — Elementary Education Christensen, Ross — Archaeology ...n 39 Chrlstensen, P. A. — English Clark, Harold Glen — Education Clark. H. R. — Finance Banking Clark, Haiel C. — Elementary Edjcatic Clark, Bruce B. — English Clark, J. Reuben III — Modern Languages Clark, Monroe H. — Education Clarke, A. John — Secondary Education Clark, Marden J. — English dinger, Morris — Speech Cdrbridge, Ivan L. — Economics Cowan, Cyntha — Physical Education Crandall, Lars G. — Secretarial Training Crowton, David M. — Physical Education Dallln, Leon — Music Cummlngs, B. E. — Modern Languages Dean, C. Edwin — Mathematics de Jong, Gerrit, Jr. — Modern Languages Davidson, Bertha B. — Elementary Education Dixon, Owen G. — Secondary Education Dixon, Fred — Physical Education Doxey, Roy W. — Religion Drury. Lloyd — Secondary Education Duffin, B. Keith — Director of Placement Dunn, Norman — English Enke, Glenn L, — Engineering Eastmond, E. John — Physics Durrant, Helen — Home Economics Earl, Don L. — Music Croft, Evan M. — Secretarial Training Fuerstner, Carl — Music Edwards, William F. — Finance Banking Fielding, R. Kent — History Fisher, Flora D. — Elementary Education Haymore, Franklin R. — Press Manager [IDIf [[iCillK SIPFf 40 Farnsworth, Raymond B. — Agronomy Sates, Crawford — Music Gardner, Elizabeth — Home Economics Gamett, LaVell C. — Industrial Arts Broadbent, H. Smith — Chemistry Gardner, J. H. — Physics Geertsen, O. Norman — Physics Geddes, David — Physical Education Geddes, Marise — Nursing Gibson, M. Carl — Modern Languages Grow, Stewart — History Political Science Gledhill, Preston — Speech Goates, J. Rex — Chemistry Gunn, Richard L. — Secondary Education Hales, Richard W. — Mathematics Hales, Wayne B. — Physics Hamblin, Lawson — Political Science Hamblin, Verona — Housemother, Allen Hall Halliday, John R. — Music Hammond, May C. — Elementary Education Hinman, Beth S. — Home Economics Hansen, George — Geology Hansen, Vivian — Nursing Hansen, William F. — Music Harrison, Bertrand F. — Botany Holbrook, Leona — Physical Education Hart, Anna Boss — Education Hart, C. J. — Physical Education Hart, Edward — English Hayes, John E. — Registrar Hunt, Norman — Music Hoyt. Harrison V. — Accounting Howe, Elliott C. — Elementary Education Howell, Robert J. — Psychology Hayward, C. Lynn — Zoology Hyatt, Edmond P. — Geology Jackson, Orrin H. — Assistant Registrar Jacobs. Briant — English Jacobs, Margaret — Secondary Education Isaksen, Henry — Counseling Service 41 Jakeman, M. Wells — Archaeology Jenny, Martha R. — Nursing Jensen, Christen — History Jensen, Vern H. — Counseling Service Jenson, Edgar M. — Education Jones, Audrey — Nursing Jex, J. Lorin — Speech Jones, John F. — Student Housing Johnson, Thayne — Library Jorgensen, Eleanor — Home Economics Keeler, Joseph J. — Music Knight, Hattie — Library Larsen, B. F. — Art Larsen, Don H. — Bacteriology Kimball, C. Rodney — Athletics Law, Reuben D. — Education Laycock, Harold R. — Music Leavitt, Stanley — Secondary Education Lee, Harold — Modern Languages Lewis, George — Secondary Education Lewis, Ben — Assistant Treasurer Lee, Wilford D. — English Lowe, Howard D. — Accounting Lloyd, Wesley P. — Dean of Students Luncheons and parties provide entertainment for faculty members and promote greater friendship. s[[[ci[D [II ii[iR nisiiiii... 42 T [[HtlllG flii I nmn Marshall, Milton — Physics Ludlow, Jim H. — Radio Madsen, Brigham D. — History Mercer, Winston Maeser, Georgia Martin, Thomas - — Secondary Education - Elementary Education Agronomy Miller, Elmer — Economics Merrill, Amos N. — Education Miller, Karl A. — Buildings Grounds Miller, Martin L. — Physics Monson, Samuel C. — English Miller, Ruth — Elementary Education Morley, Alonzo — Speech Correction Morrill, A. Reed — Education Murdock, Joseph R. — Botany Nelson, Elmer E. — Music McAllister, John W. — Music Mclff, Lyie H. — Accounting McKnight, H. Neil — Bookstore Manager McTague, Betty — Physical Education Gibby, Neal — Physical Education Morrill, Damaris — Secondary Education Nibley, Hugh — History Religion Nicholes, Henry J. — Zoology Nicholes, Joseph K. — Chemistry Nllsen, Reed — Athletics Nielson, Eve — Library 43 Packard, Hannah — Music Pardee, T. Earl — Speech Pardee. Kathryn — Speech Oak, Cecil R, — Physics Oaks, Carol — English Payne, John W. — Sociology Peterson, Hermese — Elementary Education Perry, Leiand M. — Supt. Buildings Grounds Peterson, Cornelius — Purchasing Patch, Robert C. ■ — Religion Peterson, Hugh W. — Chemistry Poison, James P. — Secretarial Training Potter, Margaret S. — Home Economics Pond, A. Smith — Economics Poll, Richard History Poulson, Virginia B. — Education Proctor, Paul D. — Geology Rasband, Mima — Elementary Education Poulson, M. Wilford — Psychology Rasmussen, Ellis — Religion Rich, Stella P. — English Reimschilssel, E. F. — Landscape Rich, Naomi — Library Rice, Leonard W. — English Richards. Grant S. — Animal Husbandry Riddle, Chauncey — Religion Robison, C. F. — Physical Education Ricks, Eldln — Religion Ririe, Shirley — Physical Education Rogers, R. Max — Modern Languages Sensenback, Alfred D. — Speech Sauls, Klefer B. — SecretaryTreasurer SardonI, Lawrence — Music Shirts. Morris — Visual Aids Romney, Antone K. — Education Smith, Carol — Library Shumway, R. Phil — Animal Husbandry Smith, Robert J. — Business Administration Skousen, W. Cleon — Alumni Association Smith, Oliver R. — Journalism 44 iMiiriittta Snell, William H. — Drawing Smith, Richard L. — Business Administration Snow, Edward D. — Education Soffe, H. Wayne — Physical Education Smith. Wilford — Sociology Sorenson, Wayne L. — Secondary Education Spencer, Lucille — Registrar ' s Office Sparks, M, LeRoy — Secondary Education Spears. Irene O. — English Sperry, Sidney B. — Religion Stott, Richard — Psychology Stewart, Maynard D. — Art Stone, Joics — Education Squire, DeLance W. — Accounting Stansfleld, Russell N. — Secretarial Training Swensen, Russell B. — History Stutz, Rowan C. — Secondary Education Swensen, Mrs. Russell — Secretarial Training Summerhays, Margaret — Music Sudweeks, Joseph — Religion Swensen, Albert D. — Chemistry Swenson, John C. — Sociology Tanner, Orea B. — English Tanner, Vasco — Zoology Swapp, Wyley W. — Art Taylor, H. Darrell — Languages Thomas, Robert K. — English Cheney, Thomas — English Taylor, Lynn D. — Art Taylor, Weldon J. — Marketing Thorne, Lucille — ■ Librarian Tuttle, Elliott — Geology Thomson, Woodruff — English Tyler, S. Lyman — History Tyndall, Clarence — Audio-Visual Aids iiiiN[ s or mmni [[hkrs 45 Waterstradt, Jean A. — English Valentine, Lee B. — Spanish Thurgood. Jack — Secretarial Training Warnick. Effie — Honne Econonnics Walcefield, J, Homer — Music Webb, Beth R. — Librarian Watts, Stanley — Athletics Webb, Florence — Physical Education Webb, Frederick — Secondary Education Watkins, Arthur R. — Languages Weight, Newell B. — Music Whittaker, Wetzel J. — Motion Picture Dii Williams, Ariel — Health Wight, W. Ray — Journalism West, Dale — English President Wilkinson greets new students with a hearty handshake. Professor Harold Glen Clark illus- trates that college instruction is not all play. 46 Gl r ' m ' ■ ' 5 S ' ;Y ' F; ' V ' Ar ' r? i t ' fVil - « ' ' ? ' ; ? . ' L 4 m ciiitii 3 Recognized by their white sweaters, frieindly smiles and hearty hellos, the members of the B.Y.U. Executive Council each carried a ma- jor responsibility in student government. As a group they prepared suggestions to be presented before the Legislative Council, and represented the university at student leader meetings in San Jose and at Logan besides entertaining visiting delegations from Mon- tana, Wyoming, U.S.A. C. and Utah. They also helped inaugurate the first inter-collegiate leadership conference to promote better un- derstanding and the sharing of good ideas among schools. LEROY PORTER Studentbody President LEROY PORTER — friendly, personable studentbody president who worked earnestly at providing the necessary drive behind the smooth- running efficiency of student activities. OLENE SMITH — popular, hard-working young first vice-president de- voted to supervising assembly entertainment and raising standards and interest in campus talent programs. BOB HOLMAN — conscientious second vice-president and sociable so- cial chairman who succeeded in producing bigger and better pep rallies and dances than ever. CAROLYN EDWARDS — charming young secretary with a winning smile and cheerful greeting who gained the love and respect of all who knew her and compiled a more colorful history of school activities for the year. FRED MONEY — smiling young business manager who maintained item- ized accounts of all expenditures and balanced studentbody financial records. 48 BOB HOLMAN Second Vice-President CAROLYN EDWARDS Studentbody Secretary FRED MONEY Business Manager 49 1[£IS[IIIV[ CI 3 Jack Roberts, Graduates Harold Christensen, Seniors Robert Holman, Exec. Council Marilyn Georges, Honoraries Ted Johnson, Juniors Richard Hanks, Departmentals Kathryn Latimer, A.W.S. Ted Money, Universe Gary Paxman Craig Carpenter, Freshmen John Woodward, Honor Olene Smith, Exec. Council Russ Mickelson, Juniors Kirk Hart, Sophomores Lloyd Gerber, Rep. Claude Thomas, Seniors Boyd Lake, I.O.C. Jacob Hambli.n, Juniors Lorin Godfrey, Rep. George Sukiasian, Freshmen Richard Wells, Sophomore LeRoy Porter, Exec. Council Virgil Smith, Wye Magizine Carolyn Edwards, Exec. Coun. Robert Carter, Banyan Barry Bright, Rep. Ralph Jack, Universe Margaret Clark, Rep. Val Liljenquist, Sophomore Reid Fillmore, Rep. 50 Richard Clark, Religion Susanne Partridge, Freshmen William Gallagher. A.W.S. Andrew Douglass, Banyan Fred Money, Exec. Council Bonnie Davis, Seniors ixepresenting every large organization on campus, members of the Legislative Coun- cil acted as the mainspring of Brigham Young University ' s student government. Studentbody President LeRoy Porter pre- sided over bi-monthly meetings in which important constitutional proposals were thoroughly discussed in considering ap- plicability to campus functions. Without honesty, ordinance availeth nothing. Education divorced from honesty is a menace to mankind . . ., so spoke Presi- dent George H. Brimhall in the early history of the University. The B.Y.U. Honor System symbolizes a spirit and a way of living, and functions upon individual and group responsibility. Through the Honor System the ideals of honesty and morality become a more significant influence in the lives of students and faculty. Elaine Hansen Geraldine Asplund John Woodward Harold Connell Lynette Madsen Robert Thorne Donna Brannock Weston Edwards Eugene Jones Arlene Barnett George Mortimer 5! m. Under the leadership of Ka+hy Latimer, the Associated Women Students of Brigham Young University were organized to encourage friendship and fun among campus co-eds and to provide a wide variety of activities such as the Big Sister Pro- gram for freshmen and transfer students. A fashion show dur- ing Orientation Week, a beautiful float in the hlomecoming Parade, the Christmas Drive and Preference Ball marked some of the earlier activities sponsored by the Council. In co-oper- ation with AMS, they held the annual song fest and organized activities for Y Day. KATHY LATIMER AWS President BEVERLY BOYACK Vice-President FEROL HOLMAN Treasurer BETTY PAGE Secretary COUNCIL MEMBERS, from left to right: Carolyn Jen- sen, Marilyn McFarland, Wilma Olsen, Janice hHinckley, Thora Belle Brown, Mary Irons, Anne Boucher, Marie Mram- all, Muriel Enos, Ruth Moen, and Marjorie Allen. At left, Scott Speakman, Preferred Man, is showered with feminine attention. 52 Associate d Men Students of the University, supervised this year by President Bill Gallagher, sponsored the Christmas Drive, Autumn Leaf Hike, Snow Carnival and Frosh Field Day. Other activities directed at developing the potentialities of every male student on campus included Fight Night, Y Day. and the AMS Carnival. After-game dances with the University of Utah were also successfully attempted. KEITH HAYES Secretary CLAUDE THOMAS Vice-President JILL GALLAGHER AMS President COUNCIL MEMBERS, from left to right: Bob Gilliland, Scott Fisher, Charles Mills, Joe Christenson, Weston Ed- wards, Deon Greer, Dick Nielsen, Heber Moore, George Williams, Don VanSlooten, Barry Wasden, Howard Gonzales. 53 COUNCIL MEMBERS, from left to right, Row I: Frank Daly, Joyce Whitely, Boyd Lake. Row 2: Dick Clark, Rachel Baker, Gayle Boyack, Barbara Williams, Julia Gro- berg, Barbara West, Robert Divett, Betty Harper, Scott Fisher, Ru th Ellen Bean. Row 3: Kathy Latimer, June Ben- nett, DeWayne Stevenson, Beverly Morgan, Marilyn Geor- ges, Lorna Erickson, Ralphena Taylor, John Bean. Row 4: Joan Bayles, Keith West, Joan James, Jo Oveson, Ann Boucher, Betty Jackson. Row 5: Roberta Morrisey, Pat Pomeroy, Paul Ashton, Dick Oveson, Joyce Hawkes, Doris Stanford, Wiliard Bradshaw. Row 6: Var Lindsay, Dan E. Heap, Jack Roberts, Dick Anderson, and Lloyd Gerber. Bi-monthly meetings of the Inter-Organizational Council determine the policies and limitations on cam- pus social organization activities. Representing every organization on campus, I.O.C. members help negoti- ate new constitutional amendments and by-laws for improved social relationships. t. 54 I I Organized to try violations of Inter-organizational Council regulations, members of the Penal Court include, from left to right: Row I — Ralph Jack, Geraldine Asplund, Andrew Douglass, Howard Garrick, and Lee Edwards. Row 2 — Jed Pritchett, prosecuting attorney; and Ralph Klemm, bailiff. The junior A.W.S. Council, a group of Freshman girls selected for outstanding service in high school, were given spe- cific duties by the Senior Council such as planning and directing the Girls ' Day Vaudeville and homecoming projects. These young ladies received encourage- ment in participating while on campus in preparation for the following year ' s roster of activities. COUNCIL MEMBERS, left to right: Front row — Carolyn Wallis, Marlene Johnson, Myrna Stewart. Row 2 — Joyce Langlois, Janice Schroder, Clayta Hathaway, Maria Nelson. Row 3— Pat Bills, Nola Sla- ter, Jane Bennett. oRw A — Beryl Slater, Joyce Er ickson. ■ • ik(iMI«i«e« x ' ' ,ii rfei ' Ti ' ■ 55 . , . and he that receiveth light, and continueth In God, receiveth more light; and that light groweth bright- er and brighter Until the perfect day. D C 50:24 r fd y • sl , jf iJF  fl|  b Ik .. ..M 5 ; ■ • SCI[IC[ You, as a student in the College of Applied Science, learned to make use of practical knowledge relating to farm, home, shop, and agricultural and indus- trial art professions. Inspired by ener- getic capabilities of Dean Thomas L. Martin, you were encouraged to become the world ' s leaders in Agronomy, Animal hHusbandry, Bacteriology, hlome Eco- nomics, hHorticuiture and Landscape Architecture, and Industrial Arts. hHand-broaching and metal tooling create problems of minute timing and precision in the department ' s well- equipped industrial machine shops. Bacteriologists experiment with germ-ridden solutions and prepare possible inoculations for existing media. The pleasant aroma of freshly baked bread . . . the clean crispness of new linen garments . . . these are prominent features of the department of home economics. Home Economics offers instruction in the fields of clothing and textiles, food and nutrition, and house- hold administration for girls planning to major in the subject. Clean, com- fortable laboratories and modern spa- cious kitchens promote excellent op- portunities for a comprehensive appli- cation of the techniques desired in the de partment. Cool mountain streams and green fields of fresh pasture grass help produce the fine herds of dairy cattle owned by the University ' s famous dairy farm. Learning to sew your own is made pleasant and profitable in textiles and clothing classes. ' ■.lwrIMl«7 «I«vdu. ' J|U£■MvM ' m r•fJimar(MeT ' DAN HEAP President The Ag Club ' s purpose, here at the Y, is to create an active interest in agriculture and animal industries. Having well ovjer a hundred members, the group achieves this goal by sponsoring speakers in various agronomical professions and field trips to surrounding farming areas. A harvest ball, barn dance, spring dinner dance, and co-op hop supply the group ' s social needs. Row I, from left to right: Bob Liddle, Gale Mechan, Roy Smith, Eldon WInterton. Bob Warnick, Snell Olsen, Prof. Lawrence Morris. Row 2: Dan Heap - President, Drew Shumway, Boyce White, Fred Zitting, Max Wilson, Sharon Lunt, Mark Oldham. Row 3: Dean Roberts, Marvin Lunt, Alvin G. Maughan, Blaine C. Phillips, Evan Whittaker, Bob Fisher, Gwyn D. Davidson, David Boyce. Row 4: R. Phil Shumway, G. S. Richards, Warren Anderson, Gordon Bischoff - Sec.-Treas., Richard McDougal, Garth Walker, Max B. Radmall, Glen B. Hale, J. Kent Johnson, Jack Poulson. Row 5: Paul Warner, Royal Duane Jensen, Ray Schmidt, Dean Esplin, Joel Martineau, John Ray Hamblin. Back Row: Var Lindsay, Shelly Donaldson, Herbert B. Stratten, Phillip R. McKinney, Glenn Blatter, George C. Sparks, Wesley Grover, Kay V. Stevenson, Keith Zobell. Officers Not Pictured: Jack Brown - Vice-Pres.: Westlyn Riggs; Murry Mclnnes - Social Chairman; Paul Fonnesbeck - Project Chairman. 60 Row I , left to right: Lillias Tanner, Doris Stanford, Secretary; Anne Boucher, President; Marjorie Allen, Marlene Allen. Row 2: Karma Smith, Beth Marie Anderson, Betty hHales, Jean Staeley, Vice-President; LaVive Thomas, Sharon Holyoak, Joan Dixon, Agnes Hooft, and Betty Bryce. Absent: Glenyce Dillman, Treasurer; Alta Cox, His- torian. To create a professional spirit among students interested in efficient homemak- ing, the Home Economics Club sponsors activities in ceramics, millinery, hair styling, personality improvement, and home-eco- nomic careers. Girls in the group endeav- ored to keep BYU ' s matchmaking repu- tation bright by learning the quickest way to a man ' s heart. ANNE BOUCHER President IJ L n Gamma Phi Omicron — an honorary Home Ec- conomics Sorority for majors with a two point ave- rage. The purpose of the organization, as given in the constitution, is fostering of Home Economics for the development of ideal womanhood. A pot-luck, supper, exchanges with Eiders Quor- ums, and professional meetings have contributed to the achievement of its timely goal. Glenyce Dillman Janice V. Anderson Ann Boucher LaRae Ellett Darline Christensen Arlene Barnett Carolyn Edwards Helen Erickson Amber Michie Edith Little Delia Nielson |] n BETTY HARPER t President 62 J .Tyi tiveK pically western and compara- iw on campus, the Rodeo Club, a member of the National In- tercollegiate Rodeo Association, cli- maxed the year ' s activities of hay- rides and steakfries with an exciting rodeo featuring lady bull riders, goat tying, and cloverleaf barrel! racing as novelty acts. 1 n n [ r n I J U L u u L U L From left to right. Row I: Bobbe Taylor, Robert Harper, Loa Gayle Gunnel! Nancy Ann Hutchison, Marjjane Clay, historian; Iris Hansen. Row 2: Denny Harmsen Barbara Bassett, Mary Dumas, secretary-treasurer; Jeanie Davis, Ken Carter, Bill Brad- ford, Allen Bradshaw. Row 3: Kay V. Stephenson, vice president; Don M. Jones, Granl Speed, Dick Smith, president; Fred Stevens, Morgan Anderson, Lou Dell Nielsen, G, S. Richards. Marilyn Young Charlene Secrlst Renee Thaclteray Karma Wright Doris Stanford Carolyn Taylor Leila Taylor Barbara Ann Thompson Louise B. Tew Ralphena Taylor 63 .0 B ' ' T ' ' (CVUV e . u fO ' A J The ability to speak and transcribe modern and classical languages results in a keen conception of ancient and present methods of communication and patterns of living. An experiment in democracy, history classes furnish students with brief surveys of the achieve- ments and failures of our country ' s forefathers In a record of facts both past and present. Dr. Hansen, Dean of College of Arts and Sci- ences, supervises the installation of the delicate parts to a new seismograph, recent addition to the college. V n[[[e[ Of flRIS Hil SCKKCIS 64 •, , Seeing is believing in the study of bac- feria and molds beneath powerful micro- scopes. Laboratory work supplements regu- ;« lar classroom sessions in Botany, Bacteri- ology, and Zoology. A part of the new engineering program now in full swing at B.Y.U., surveying classes estab- lish an excellent foundation for students seeking experience in this profitable and fascinating career. 7 i Desiring a broad and liberal edu- cation to enable you to take your place in today ' s complex civilization, you regis- tered with the College of Arts and Sci- ences and soon found abundant oppor- tunities for study in many different departments. You dissected frogs, broke test tubes,, composed essays, struggled with equations, puzzled over declensions, and studied everything from air science to zoology. Yours was a liberal education. DR. GEORGE H. HANSEN College Dean 65 u [ SltKlTT LEONARD MOORE President After completing two quarters of chem- istry work, students possessing chemical achievements and interests may apply for membership in the BYU chapter of this society. Through association with profes- sional teachers _and members, they secure experience in preparing and presenting chemical material to others. Dean Fisher Dan Lee Davis Lee T Cox Council Member Richard G. Anderson Loren Bryner Kenneth D. Zwahlen Jacob Hannblin Daniel Decker Kenneth Dee Johnson J. Kenneth Flygare. Jr. Robert E. Bohm Kenneth H. Anderson Keith Barker Secretary-Treasurer Grant M. Wilson Lynn Pendleton Norman McKay Marlene Kemper lU J. ' W Trr l w- l f 66 Row I , left +0 right: Clifford Olmstead, George Musal, Howard Armstrong, Richard Wilkins, Floyd Gowans, Dick Calder, David E. Smith. Row 2: H. DonL Peterson, Earl Leiegren, Ronald E. Coleman, Quinton Palmer, Vice Presi- dent, Ralph Klemm, President; Kendall O. Price, Dean Williams. Row 3. Jack Grant, Dick Crandall, Andrew Doug- lass, B. Gale Wilson, Dave Gardner. With an eye on the future, the pre-legal students of the Bench and Bar Club met bi-monthly in order to benefit from lectures of leaders in the law field and prominent members. In this way the club actively kept pace with current legal developments. RALPH KLEMM President B 67 Row I, left to right: Josephine Knighton, Dorothy Chide star, Gonzalo Peralta, Sheila Dorius, Secretary-Treas., Delthea Callwin. Row 2: LaPrele Badouin, Angela G. C olise, Sylvia Whittle, President; Marylin Oakey. Row 3: Robert Thompson, Lois Tilford, Kenneth M. Grahm, Publi city Director; Morris Frampton, Arthur R. Watkins. Ab- sent: Susanne Bashana, Eria Mae Call, Bonnie Giles, Rut h Gurr, Joanne Kay, John Raphael, Phyllis Reese, Don Ripplinger, Elena Maidana, Vice President. The ability to present an opportunity to practice and hear the language through lectures, plays, songs, and games is the purpose of the Italian Club. The regular monthly meetings were highlight- ed during the year with two Italian suppers. SYLVIA WHITTLE President 68 RICHARD WILKINS President Students interested in the French language and customs found an opportunity to further their knowledge through the activities of the French Club. Under the leadership of Dr. Harold W. Lee, spon- sor of the club, a Christmas songfest and spring carnival were pre- sented. Row I, from left to right: Sterling Ellsworth, John Dalton, Karl G. Thurber, Alan Doke, Hugh Rush, Ray Christensen, Rex Smith, Don Mortensen. Row 2: Dawn Hicltenlooper, Lilia Gomez, Lois Tovey, Ann Marie Eliason, Charlene Chandler, Theresa Hadlocit, JoAnn Smith, Jean Foster, Arlene Palmer, Janice Kimball. Row 3: Nancy Tolley, Mary Starr, Phyllis Nielson, Rae Wilson, Lois Midgley, Mary Ann Tahquette. Row 4: Valene Bradshaw, Betty Tidwell, Paul Powell, Floyd Aston, Helen Tingey. Jerry Wright, Ane Grethe Balllf, Marriner L. Beckstead, Marilyn Wood. Absent: Dick Wilkins, President; Newell Thurman, Vice-President; Robert Mercer, Vice-Presi- dent; Colleen Hearne, Secretary; John K. Olsen, Publicity Chairman. I I 69 Row I, left to right: Dr. Arthur R. Watkins, Dr. Rogers, Lilia Gomez, Elsa Rohrig, Melva Ann Smith, Rioebe Buchman, Mary Joan Bayles, Secretary; Dorothea Thomas, Lucy Spencer, Dick Hanks. President. Row 2: J. Hansen, Donna Brannock, Janice Heywood, Emma Rainsdon, Cleta Hammond, Betsy Van Wagoner, Janet Savage. Row 3: Karl Hofmann, Nancy Bowers, Lucille Bennion, Marva Dance, Pat Bills, Jackie Dixon, Carol Watts, Elaine MacDonald. Row 4: Wayne Kleinman, Elaine A. Watts, Dorothy Schmuhl, Leon Johnson, Ern- est Dietrich, Treasurer; Hardy Bean, Mel Radichel, Joyce Reber. Row 5: Clifford Clark, LeRoy Jackson, Darrel Hansen, Lawrence Wilson, Clair Rogers, Reed Andrew, Darrel D. Lee, Barney Barnes, Rayo B. Budge, Robert Andrew. Row 6: Van Romney, Gary B. Mor- tensen, Lyie Farr, Willard Bradshaw, Laver Roper, Wendell Neville. Row 7: Dale S. Bailey, Ralph H. Kimball, Doug Gottfredson, Dave Dalton, Roy Beckeet. Row 8: Ernest Schieve, Ches Gottfredson, Madison E. Morrell, Grant M. Flygare, Ferrel C. Roundy, Hoover W. Clark. Absent: Betty Page, Vice President. Getting acquainted with the German people, language and culture is the primary aim of the German Club. They attain this goal through lectures, ballad songfests and actual speaking of the language. DICK HANKS President 70 The IRC realizes thaf tomorrow ' s citizens will need an understanding of other country ' s customs and culture in order to avoid racial prejudice and social misunderstandings. By acquainting its members with these differen- ces, mingling with students of various nation- alities, and holding Rocky Mountain Inter- national Relation Club conferences, this goal is achieved. VAR LINDSAY President llli i[[HI Row I, left to right: Barbara Wareing, Marion HiNyard, Klaus J. Hansen. Row 2: Var Lindsay, president; Russell N. Horiuchi, Myrna McKenna, Secretary-Treas. Row 3: Grethe Ballif, Corresponding Secretary; Booth Crabtree, Ralph Bergquist, Professor Carr, Carole Doyle. Row 4: Earl Leiegren, Reed W. Christensen, Vice President, Desmond Pincock, Marvin D. Follett. D [py Honor and recognition came fo the BYU chapter of Phi Alpha Theta when one of its nnembers, Bert Todd, was elected to the National Council. Ideals of the organization include a search for truth, a better understanding of history, and the promotion of unity among members who must attain an outstanding grade average es- pecially in history. CARL SEDERHOLM President Row I, left to right: Marion hHiliyard, Russel B. Swensen, Carl Sederholm, Bert Todd, S. Lyman Tyler, Beverly Boyack. Row 2: E. Widtsoe Shumway, Charles Orr, Eldon Haag, Jim A. Reeder, Kent Fielding, Edwin M. G. Seely. Row I, left to right: Anna Jean Turley, Nadine Hyde, Noreen VerHagen, Sec. Nancy Done. Row 2: Lynn Bracken, Bud Sant, Dick Fox, Danny Good, Row 3: W. Denton Nebeker, Bill-Dale Marsh, Deon Green. Row 4: Albert C. Todd, sponsor; Doug Spainbower, Marvin D. Follett, Don Curler, Melvin Aamodt, Jerry Godfrey, Madison Morrel, Don Ivanovich Cutler. Absent: William A. Wilson, Avard Wilson, Richard Hill, Gene Kregg, Vice President. With prophecy in mind of carrying the word of God to the entire world, the main purpose of the Russian Club is the preparation of its members for preaching the gospel to the Russian people. The members also endeavor to become acquainted with the customs, language, and culture of the Russian people. Speakers, movies, and a Russian Dinner provided the year ' s entertain- ment. DANNY GOOD President Row I, left to right: Virgil Smith, Virginia Havens, Jack Nelson, President; Roberta Hansen, Bob Holman. Row 2: Nolan Johnson, Dave Forsyth, Dr. Oliver Snnith, Dick Oveson, Ralph Jack, Dallas Burnett. Absent: Dorothy Bartels, Vice President; Ruth Rytting, Secretary. I The Press Club united students interested in journalism by sponsoring lectures from BYU ' s motion picture production director, Wetzel O. Whitaker, and the managing edi- tor of the Deseret News, Theron Liddle. En- deavoring to further friendly relations, the club dined with the Banyan and Universe staffs in a special banquet. JACK NELSON President Nearly fifty schools throughout the nation belong to Sigma Gamma Epsilon, National Geological Fraternity, which educates its members scholasticaily, scientifically, and socially. In keeping with this activity, BYU ' s Alpha Sigma Chapter sponsors speakers and social get-to- gethers. JIM RHODES President [ -.Q f fT ' ( r ' N . T l |j«J ' III Cj ' ; - i C Harold J. Bissell Sponsor Kenneth C. Bullock Partridge RIchan Melvin O. Dearden Don R. Murphy Max Day Carlton T. Sumslon Corresponding Secretary Ken Hannblin Secretary-Treasurer K. Bruce Trimble Paul Dean Proctor Grand Editor Duwayne M. Anderson Dallas O. Peterson President John Wing Darrell Doney Lester Knight L. Elliott Tuttle E. Blair Manfleld John Telchert Dr. George Hansen 74 Mau qh an Mason Vice P resident Wer de 1 Allred Paul L Diehl Paul S mith Dan el L. Decker Junius L. Bennion Mar Hn Miller Dan Le e Davis EP PI I b DALE M. RiCHEY President Gale B. Curtis Neil Sorensen N. Milton Marshall I Mark Nelson Cecil Oak C. Edwin Dean Physics majors who have achieved high scholarship are kept up to date on new scientific developments by the activities of Sigma Pi Sigma, Honorary Physics Society. Under the sponsorship of Dr. Wayne B. Hales, the group heard lectures from faculty members and en- joyed a dance with the American Chemical Society. Duane O. Miles Richard L. Halliday Wayne B. Hales Ellon O. King Richard W. Hales H. Clay Gorton 75 [ mil [SPiiii 1 1 .JP a 1— JM t 1 V Hpk pi . H K ;] il DIXON ANDERSON President With the addition of testimony meetings and firesides conducted in Spanish, El Club de Espanol carried on its purpose of providing members with an understanding of the customs and language of Latin America. With the assistance of Merlin Compton, sponsor of the club, a Spanish orchestra performed at a special spring quarter dance. Row I, left to right: Lilia Gomez; Kay Greer, secretary; Myrlene Posey; Marcia Whitney; Claire Bullock; Miriam Rodriguez. Row 2: Dixon Anderson, president; Sherril Burke; Roy S. Barton, Betty Beard; Francisco R. Porras; Marveta Spence; David E. Smith. Row 3: Minor L. Chase, I. Nora Kvehne; Frederico Dehloyos, Annette Adams; Don Clegg; Margarita Obregon. Row 4: Bruce N. Curtis; Yolanda Vinci; Alberto DeHoyos; Nicolas Villareol; Barbara L. Wellianis, vice president; John Harris. Row 5: W. M. Markus; Howard Harris; Ned Greenwood, Mer- lin D. Compton. 76 Open to anyone interested in Far East culture, the Japanese Club intrigues members through teach- ing actual Japanese songs and dances, sponsoring appropriate firesides, and joining in parties with the Salt Lake Japanese Missionary Society. At the Suki- yaki Dinner special national dishes received the taste test. Row I, left to right: Frances Lwasaki; Betty hHiga; Esther Sa- to. Row 2: Russel Horiuchi, Daniel Decker; Dale Soodson; Lily Nakamura. Row 3: Marvin Follett, president; Edson Follet, Audrey Thompson. Row 4: Paul Carter, publicity chairman; Jay Criddle. Not present: Tom Fu- chlgama, Richard MiyazakI; Ed- wina Fortress; Leiand Smith; Ruth Peterson; Lynn Oldham; Patricia Tateyama; Thomas Na- kama. MARVIN FOLLETT President jipii[8[ tiiin 77 Ol[[fi[ DR. WILLIAM F. EDWARDS College Dean Speed, accuracy, and a knack for handling figures help +0 develop skilled operators of business machines for general office experience in commercial careers. Future court reporters learn shorthand speedbuilding and transcription and are timed by courteous, helpful instructors for increased writing speed. Striving for efficiency and excellence in the field of business, you endeavored to achieve these courses of Accounting, Agricultural Economics, Bus iness Admin- istration, Economics, Finance and Bank- ing, Marketing, and Secretarial Train- ing. Through your extensive training under Dean William F. Edwards, you prepared yourself for desired profes- sions, interests, and office administra- tions. Marketing and other business administration classes serve as an excellent background for students majoring in the department who find it convenient or desirable to obtain employment for on-the-job experience in merchandising, retailing and advertising. Speed-building and accuracy depend on long practice in mastering the techniques of typewriting. Classes in stenography, typing and secretarial training prepare future business leaders for professional careers. Row I, left to right: Joyce Whitney, Carol Barlow, Myrtle Fitzgerald, Barbara K. Chris- tensen. Row 2: Annabell Weech, Rose- mary Bean, Marilyn Georges, LaRee Gates, Margaret Coop, Lucile Spencer. The purpose of Phi Chi Theta, the na- tional Wonnen ' s business honorary is to provide a medium whereby its members can gain practical knowledge about their prospective careers. At the same time, it hopes to foster friend- ship among those Interes- ted in advancing the con- tribution of women to business. MARILYN GEORGES President RUSSELL C. MICKELSON President Row I, left to right: Russell C. Mickelson, president; Weston C. Edwards, secretary; Robert J. Smith; Weldon J. Taylor; hfow- ard D. Lowe, faculty advisory body; Nolan Young; Rondo Whiting. Missing officers: Jay White, vice president; Ken Howard, treasurer; Missing advisory body: Jack Thurgood; Dean William F. Edwards; Rich- ard L. Smith. Row 2: Marvin L. Ottosen, Albert P. Ostraff; Jay V. Lake; Robert M. Graham; Keith West; Reed Kay Davis; Ralph G. Naef; Lewis P. Stephens. Row 3: Andrew M. Do ' iglass; Donald Gage; Neil C. Winegar; H. Earl McBride; Paul South- wick; Dudley Walker; Brooks Porelson; Qulnn G. McKay. Row 4: C. Paul Chris- tiansen; Kritcard hlurley; Elwood Jones; Dick Braithwaite; Charles Flanks; Mark Bee- croft; Roy Lawson; Robert G. West. u r n T ' TT rs r Q : o ' f - : 80 sii[n [|[[[G[ u The year 1953 witnessed the addition of the LDS Business College to Brlgham Young University ' s excellent facilities. Lo- cated near Temple Square in downtown Salt Lake City, the college offers classes in secretarial, stenoghaphic, accounting, business management and office fields. Student teachers capitalize on local experience in grammar school and high schools. Furnished with a good background In education, they are better quali- fied for a later career in student teaching. Admission to the College of Education is granted by selection through the committee on a dmissions and credits, consisting of trained leaders of the department. mil If mu Success in courses listed under the Col- lege of Education qualified you to become a teacher in Utah, neighboring states, anc even other nations of the world, thai through education, the world might unite In addition to learning and practicing basic skills, your responsibilities included settinc a good example In Integrity, morality anc civic requirements from the time you be- came a student teacher until you founc yourself established as a professional. For -fun — for health — for a career: Physi- cal Education remains at the top of the popularity list for classes in the College of Education. Baseball, basketball, football, wrestling, muscle building — only a few of the prominent sports classes available. Recreation furnishes the pause that refresh- es in tennis, group dancing, and swimming. For substantial physical and mental health, invigorating exercise rises as a prominent supplement to the student ' s curriculum. Teaching the younger generation sometimes has its problems, but for prospective student teachers, the oc- cupation enjoys increased interest. National representatives are frequent campus visitors who interview possible applicants for teaching positions in desirable locations. Row I, left to right: Derilys Rowe; Marilyn Frame; Connie Frehner, secretary; Rosennary Badger; Carolyn Thomp- son; Delna Evans, Afton Passey. Row 2: Sheldon Schofield; Frank Blair, president; Elaine Pugmire, vice president; Norma Meservey; Ellen Lindsay, vice president; Mrs. Beth Schoell; Carol Mellor, vice president; Prof. Elliot C. Howe, faculty sponsor. u. The Association for Childhood Education International has become an important clear- ing house for the demonstration of projective techniques in teaching. At this year ' s national convention in Denver, members of the BYU chapter were privileged to learn new ap- proaches to their problems from experts who could help them attain a high professional standard. FRANK BLAIR President 84 SK 1 J L aj«aarogi jL:aiHk..ja. ' fciM«iiS:J . «M« i --gT TVjh,t ffy: -ij ' . fT, j - ' fiTVI - ' .; .,Ci ' I 1 ROYCE WOLD President The Penguin Ski Club serves as a rallying factor through which devotees of this popular winter sport can find ex- pression for their talents. It endeavors to promote fellow- ship and skill among interested students. Activities were highlighted by a trip to Brighton. Pictured from left to right: Diane Kearns: Ralphyn Kearsley; Marlene Kemper; Betty Lou Teuscher, secretary; Paul Trotter; Donna Ludwig, VeLynn Cook; Royce Wold, president. , Kay, vice president. Allred; Norinne Absent: Jan Mac 85 DR. GERRITDEJONG, JR College Dean With brush and easel and an array of bright oils, the artist portrays her interpretation of a still-life setting with breath-taking reality. Self-expression and vivid portrayals of life are achieved in dramatic university stage productions as shown in a scene from Hamlet, typical of the theatre presentations of the year. v s maior in ability The College of Fine Arts integrates cul- tural appreciation into the regular academic courses of college study. You, as a art, music, or speech, now have the to give your talents to others beca your personal endeavor and the pro instruction and encouragement of through this college supervised by Gerrit de Jong, Jr. of sfe; f ssional e r e I De an Comprehensive criticism of student creations is given by leading professors of the art department. Still-life sketch- es, modern art, realism and surrealism, and drawings from life present material for interesting sessions in art appreci- ation surveys. Theta Alpha Phi is a national honorary organization for dramatics students. To be eligible for membership a student must first have a high grade average. A student assembly in the spring, culture meetings, a spring masquerade party, and formal pledging are among the many activities enjoyed by the members. LUCILLE ROWE President Ned E. Hocpes Ann Whiting J. Morris Hickman Chet Harris Vice-President Carol Warr Krlsta Nelson JoAna Hobbs Secretary Stanford P. Sore n sen 88 Row I, left to right; Chet Harris, Dick Hawley, Ned Hoopes, Kay Moon. Row 2: JoAna Hobbs Mar- tha Mae Warner, Lorna Erickson, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs Pardee, Sponsor; Gayle Hall, Barbara West, Stanford Sorenson. Absent: RaNae Green, Vice President. Open to all students interested in drama, the mask club functions mainly to give aspiring young actors a chance to perform before an audience. The spirit of competition is added to the club activities by the awarding of a one-hundred and fifty dollar scholarship to the outstanding junior speech student each year. CAROL WARR President MB CI 89 Left fo right, Row I: Eleanor Foerstl. Colleen Lawrence, Carol Tanner, Marva Dance. Annette Black. Joan Hoppie. Lou Elison, Lavern Waford, Leota Balrd — Social Chairman. Row 2: Deon NIelson, Florence Ipsen — Secretary-Treas- urer; Jesse Grbbs, Bob Pritchett, Bob Carter. Gaylen Harmon — President; Burt Spencer. Glen Van Wagenen, Rick Raley. Ted Hunter, Alan Holyoak — Vice-President; Frank Miles, Howard Ruff, Claire Parker, Joan Sunn, Dr, John R. Halliday. Missing from picture: Cheryl Steed, Orval Skousen, Lorna Fortte. DR. JOHN R. Director HALLIDAY Madrigal singing originated in Germany during a period between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries when townspeople gathered in groups around a lace-covered table to sing ballads and folk songs in the cheerful glow of candle light. Dr. John R. Halliday, head of B.Y.U. ' s Music Department, reorganized the Madrigal Singers on campus as a result of his recent two-year music study in Europe. The group is composed of twenty-four selec- ted voices, and during the year toured Canada and Southern Utah, participated in several concerts, and staged numerous parties including a fun-packed week-end tobogganing trip to Dr. Halliday ' s cabin on Mount Timp- anogos. GAYLEN HARMON President ■ ' ? ' .vc ??:: - ' -.r fT ' . .; ■ ; ' i ' v i ■?. ' ?; ' . r-i ;:. : ' ' .. ' wrr,iT : Ar- ' Ty .Tr ' ,r ' 7 ' ti; ' ;=?.?? ' -T:. ' T ' . ' rr-itrvr-.r '  ' f:i?i,w! I cipp[i[i nm RONALD CARTER Presidenf Ranking fourth among the nation ' s leading college A Cappella Choirs, the BYU A Cappelia Choir provides cultural experience for selected singers on campus. Under the capable leadership of Professor Newell B. Weight, the group toured California and Arizona, made several television and radio appearances, and presented an annual spring concert. NEWELL B. WEIGHT A Cappella Director Row I, left to right: Mary Joan Bayles, secretary; Rosalind Luke, Nannette Owens, Marylin Oakey, Charlene Van Wagenen, Berenice Steele, Nancy Folsom, Lou Rita Mattice, soprano representative; Dawn Bennion, Anna Julia Hoyt, Geraldlne Asplund, JoAna Hobbs, Arlene Moyes, Linda Worsley, Sylvia Tyler. Row 2: Lauralee Fawson, Theresa Hadlock, JoAnn Snnith, Phyllis Randall, Jacquelyn Ford, Dean Holmes, Dan Speakman, Howard Putnam, councilman; DeVon Fife, Larry McAllister, Merrill Bradshaw, Maurine Benson, LaRae Dunn, Janese Tanner, alto representative; Marian Tebbs, Lorna Erickson, social chairman. Row 3: Elaine Watts, Susie Johnson, Kent Prestwich, Brant Curtis, council- man; Harold Dunford, Klaus Hansen, Ted Baer, Harold Connell, Gene Campbell, publicity chairman; Archie Wasden, Gene Hansen, councilman; Bob Brown, Joe Hutchinson, Bob Peterson, Virgil Camp, bass representative; Jeanette Boyack, and Louise Stratton. Row 4; Thora Bell Brown, Mary Jane Mars- den, Mark Hulet, Jay Fowles, Carlyle Decker, librarian and tenor representative; Robert Francis, Dean Hailstone, Phil Huffaker, Ronald Carter, president; Winslow Christensen, Burton V inters, Ronald Frazier, Ronald Wilcox, Nice Snell, Don Watts, Karl Hutchinson, Marthalene Anderson, Marilyn Roun- dy. Not present: Marilyn T. Bailey, secretary; James Cheshire, LaPrele Badouin, Shirley Bingham, Betty Hayes, Fred Garrett, Vern Miller, Marlene Oakey, Marilyn Ward, Betsey Van Wagener, Louise Marsden. 91 sAsSsSi SS.SS liiwii = i hussi i s E33 ; •4t Rated as the best of its kind in the Rocky Mountain area, the Symphony Orchestra acts as a training school for aspiring musicians. This year ' s activities included a tour to Los Angeles, work in the campus operas, a television appearance, several concerts in the Provo area, and a Spring formal dance and banquet. David Dalton, Donna Green, Nico Snel, Anna Julia Hoyt, Gerald Fish, Dixie Robison, Marilyn Sabin, rJadine Monson, Carol Hailing, Julia Groberg, Agnes Weibell, Laura Schenk, Joann Stringham, Marcia Stringham, Nani Child, Dorene Peterson, Patsy Pace, Elaine Jessee, Harry Tarr, Lynn Gal- braith, Charrel Jensen, Karen Wright, Ronald Schultz, Dixie Smith, Pat Green, Jeannette Boyack, Joan Bradbury, VeNae Bryan, Barbara Pope, Annette Fife, Gary Beach, Jerry Young, Naoma Stubbs, Carol Lee Stubbs, Janef Tanner, Doreen Kurr, Rosalind Lulce, Karl Allred, Harold Laycock, Joan John- son, Joan Luke, Emma Boren, Joe Bentley, Darwin Heyrand, Frederick H, Clark, Bob Zabriskie, Verda Stubbs, Stephen Clark, Virginia Miner, Gustav Buggert, Dixie Flake, Robert Johnson, Janeile Wride, Richard Fox, Lavona Flake, Louise Brimhall, Robert Pritchet, Archie Johnson, Alice Erickson, Douglas Gottfredson, Ted Wight, Evelyn Cook, Geraldlne Brown, Lavern Steele, Ilia Mae Cook, Henry Todd, Leon Honey, Jerry Long, Kenneth Christensen, Glenn Williams, Reed Miller, Karia Dawn Cheney, Louis Pearce, Hal Hancock, Velda Brown, Annie Joy Pinegar, Nellie Borgenson, Danny Ferre, Stanley Taylor, Tom Raye, Norman Ellertson, Boyd Hunter, Vern Young, Barbara Hughes. LAWRENCE W. SARDONI Director 92 open to anyone on campus with a desire to sing, the University Chorus is the largest musical group on cam- pus. Although the primary purpose of the chorus is Individual expression and not the development of difficult choral techniques, students acquire a great deal of music appreciation. The chorus presentations included a concert of music written entirely by church composers, a Bach Cantata translated from original German by Dean de Jong, and singing In devotionals. Joon Clarl. Zeldo Kohlar. Ewa J«an Burnham, Lucille Wright, Kenna Lonan. Joanne Wells. Al Rata Yacli. Lu Dean Nash, Marlene Gilei Sandra Warner, Vivian Jocobsen. Reva Tanner. Frantes ffi. Jane Mocke ' iprang, Edith Noljon. Doris Peterson. Nedfa Knighf. Ellen Jeserict. Arva Ho ell. Vofla Wr,ght, Cotolyn Joyner, Veria Beck. Joan( e Young, Norma Pulsipher, Cleora Allredge. Nannette Monson Ruth Sutler Leah Bi.tler. Lila Welte, Carol Ann Slevensor., Arleen Bryant. Maflene Gngg. Joyce Lenglois. Mercedes Dickey. Daisy Hales. Beve.ly Merrill. Lucille Farthing. Cartene Wlnsof. Marion Howells, Betty Lou Gordon. Elaine Hansen, Jeannle Maacl. Suianne Moench. Shirley Smith, Mary Lou Humphrey. Lurlyn Preston. Marilyn Monjon. Francis Boyar, Eldon Winferton. Elaine Hess, Larry Shumway. Robert E. Stephens, Earl L. Cardon, Den R. Kirlham, George Jarvis, Boyd Burbidge, Richard Hutchinson, Kso Hansen, Donald J. Shields. Val Jackson, Val Dee Bennett. Dennis Peel, Ronald Barrett. Ray Cooms. Owen Benson, Wiiford Geddes, Garry Keeler, Ken Howard Reed Dahle, A. Udell Call, Vance Bod.ly, Desmond Dickey, David Scoresby, Robert Johnson. Paul DeardorJf, Ross M. Philips M. Brent Jones. Andrew Tarry. Jr., R. Keith Jones, Elwyn Adams, Jack Watts, Bruce W. Bfockbank, Walter Bean. Vern Hur sator, Lawrence Leavitt, Fred Shirts, Nan Haws, Mart Chatwm, Pam Davis. Nadine Neiderhauser, Eloiso Mielko, Mary Carr, Mary Allice Cra- po Connie Vanover, Norma Phillips, Karen Parler. Jackie Spar g[or. Karle Allred. Ivy Scoresby, Jerol Dean Randall. Barbara Budge. Jeannme Jensen. True Robinson, Aflene Palmer, Carol Wood, Joyce Parker. Pat Coombs, Dorothy Bartols, Glenda Johnson. Bertha Malslrom Baity Meyers, Alene Skouser. Leah Cowley, Mary Ahce Sauls. Gall Gray, La Rae Werner, Venice Hyde, Carol Barlow. La Reo Morgan. Nedra Denys. Kafin Wood. Doris Tuel. Ray Lee Hill, Sam Gray. Albert Rassmussen. Monte Paulson. Duke Major. William Rust. Bob Fisher Gala Anderson, Cletis Price, Leon Millet. Merlin Mather, Wendell Ward. Elden Curtis. Bryan Richards. Rulon Robison, Robert Robeson. Bernard L. Taw. Dorothy Manning. Rae Wilson. Mary Hutchlngs, Gayle Faler, Pat Stevens. Patricia Watts. Peggy Tuol, Shirley Nay, Bernice Bullock. La Rae Hatch, La Ree Orr. Aurelta Jones, Merideo Moyle, Gayl Provstgaard. Loma Nailson. Helen Macdonald. Diane Manwarring. Betty Jean Lee. Helen Rutter. Lo Ann Clogg. Elaine Leavlft, Sandra Stacey. Jeanlne Nielson. Janet Savage. Elaine MacDonald. Marian Sund. Kaye Ann Gadd. Kay Monson. Eleanor Croshaw, Marlene Rice. Janice Mabey. Carol Simmons. Maretta Hunt. Connie Bergen. Dorothy Cahell, Marilyn Seville. Dorothy S.lberstelo. Katharine Fromm. Helen Tlngey, Vafera Jensen. Beverly Wright. Cherrel Jensen. Zona Stewart, Lillian Gish. Colleen Mathews, Darlene Capson, Nadine Car- ter, Marva Gonng. Joyce Erlckson, Elaine Owens. Lorraine Smith. Barbara Fisher. Martha Tlngey. Norene Dance, Pat Cortei, Elaine Hicken, Mary Alice Cook. Ann Scoresby, Marian Hickman, Marilyn Fairbourn. Peggy Hauser. RaVae Remund, Joan Klnsey. Sally Bown, Diano Ahlander, Sylvia Lunt. Marilyn Rlggs. Melba Walsor. Marilyn Jones, Frances Martens, Abble Burrows, Dor elta Wheeler, Phyllis Noilson, Evelyn Wright, Keren Stock, Gayle Brlnghurst. Enid Scow, Leah Burton. Donrta Mathews, Deon Jensen, Joan Murray, Joanna Hafen, Verda Stubbt, Margeret Johnion. CRAWFORD GATES Director The performances of BYU ' s concert band lent color and spirit to the atmosphere of this year ' s basketball games. Rated as one of the finest In this area, the band helps to develop competent performers by affording them rich musical opportunities. A television appearance, spring concert, and award banquet were among this year ' s activities. Flutet: Ted Wight, LaVerne Steel, Evelyn Cook, Mary Lohree Stephenson, Ardyth Mae Hansen, Oboes: Henry Todd, Jackie Gatenby. English Horn: Henry Todd. Clarinets: Leon Honey, Jerry Long, Kenneth Christensen, Shirley Turner, Maurine R. Clark, Dave McKell, Raydon Madsen, Robert C. Bowden, Clothield Newren, Mary Lou Jef- feries, Don M. Grimes. Lloyd Kay Bishop, Joseph Jensen, Jane Clyde, Vernon Read, Wallace M. Saling, Jr. Bass Ciarinat: Sarah Moser. Contra-Bass Clarinets: Jim Layton, Glen Smith. Bassoons: Glen Williams, Douglas K. Gottiredson. Saxophones: Francis Lyman, Duane Crowther, Jim Miller, Stan Jones. Horns: Karia Dawn Cheney, Hal Hancock, Velda Brown, Richard Ballou, Douglas Jenkins. Cornets and Trumpets: Annie Joy Pinegar. Nellie Borgeson, L. D. Mangelson, Stan A. Taylor, Kaye Burgon, Kenneth Graham, Richard N. Heywood, Ches Gottfred- son, Stan Jenkins, Ivan Call. Baritones: Stanley Thurber, Karl C. Thurber. Trombones: Boyd M. Hunter, Wesley B. Morgan, Lenn M. Shumway, Raymond M. Colovich, Veldon J. Bennett, Dee Carter. Tuba: Cherry Beauregard. String Bass: Alice Erickson. Tympani: Barbara Hughes Turner. Percussion: Fred Clark, Leta Ekker, Curtis LaVell. Stan Stoneking. 93 NORMAN J. Director HUNT Row I. left to right: Sylvia Lee Wliittle, Viva Brown, Nita Hutchinson, Ruth Benson, Patricia Maughan. Janet G. Greene, Ruth P. Surr, _L. Jeanene Miller, Audrey Mac Clarlc, Carol Barson, Joyce Johnson, Peggy Henrie. Ruth Ann Howard, Marolyn Taylor. Joan Barker, Ellen E. Keeler, Janice G. Tanner, Lay Rollins. Row 2: Merrilynn Farnsworth, Phoebe Bushman, Carolyn Ririe, Patricia Jones, Stanlee Ann Winsor, Jean A. Warner, Joye Ann Shurtleff, JoAnn Sloan, Ann Taylor — Soporano Representative; Geraldine Hochstrasser, Rieta Erickson, Jean Tyson, Barbara I. Hoyt — Alto Representative; Priscilla Boswell, Marelyn Dickey, Roberta E. Hansen, Gloria D. Hall, Judith Manwill. Row 3: Sherrie Hansen, Eunice M. Brambilla, Gary P. Rollins, Robert D. Dyer — Tenor Representa- tive; Walter Sherman Gibbs, Hardy H. Bean, Mau Sinapi, Milton H. Larsen — President; Ralph Prusse, Gary S. Brown, Alvln Gunderson, W. Dale Marsh, Weston E. Edwards, Dan Merrill, Merrill Day, Joseph Bentley — Bass Representative; Gail Hilton, Carol Dawn Sorenson. Row 4: Lynn M. John, Robert Alan Scalf, Max Dickson, Paul Searle, Rulon Winsor, Paul S. Carter, Don Norton, Frank Crosby, Albert D. Roblson, Eugene King, Bob R. Zabriskie, Eugene Terry, Harold R, Gammon, Raphael Andrus, Larry Bluth, Elwood Maloy, Alan R. Thomander. Not pictured: Margaret Anderson, Bruce Beaman — Social Chairman; Raymond Colovich, Sharlee Ann McClain, George J. Romney, Richard S. Tomlinson, Hal Hancock, Mary Joan Bayles — Secretary. Director — Newell B. Weight. Newly organized this year, the College Choir gave opportunify to many younger singers who desired ad- vanced training in choral singing. By presenting a number of appearances on campus and at General Conferences in Salt Lake City, it achieved a fine reputation. A formal concert in May capped the choir ' s activity. MILTON LARSEN President 94 l ' yWil%i«4l.M W(!ifc ' .V -; ' « :iUj;i..rrwV ,WW%t ' Ri I U STUDIO ART GUILD First Row: Joyce Nicholes, Rel Francis, Gayle Wal- ton. Second Row: Professor Glen Turner, advisor; Ed Schoenfild, Max Bunnel, president. Under the sponsorship of Glen Turner, the Studio Arts Guild participated in several activities during the year. Members developed good back- grounds for future work in the areas of comnnercial art by presenting new ideas and sponsoring sketch- ing sessions. The Guild gave an award for the best student landscape painting, and clinnaxed the year with an artful Beaux-arts Ball. Rowl, from left to right: Prof. Glen Turner, Rel Francis, Vernon Murdock, Reed Tyler, Fred Tagasaki, Keith Johnson, Leo Hall, Glen Dale Anderson. Row 2: Cleora Aldridge, Marilyn Manning, Mary Duffin, Barbara Billings, Sherri Han- sen, Evelyn Weeks, Joyce Nicholes, Gayle Walton, Marilyn Palmer, Rue Ann Winter. Row 3: Prof. M. D. Stewart, Prof. B. F. Larson, Clifford Jones, Vernon Melander, Goldwin Cluff, George Durrant, John Wagner, Henry Anderson, Maynard Gunther, Max Bunnell. 95 Jennie Hadlock C. Sudweeks Nedra Denys Joan Dixon Betty Ree Yeonnans Joyce Summerhays Lois Tovey Gene Oborn Millicent Stewart Pat Boyle, Secretary Jean Dixon Connie Corbett Esther Hadlock Lawrence Head Carol Fisher 96 Senior Orchesis, a National dance fraternity, was organ- ized in 1949 with the aim of helping those interested to reach the greatest possible perfection in modern dance. Besides ap- pearing in assemblies, programs, and other dance demonstra- tions, Orchesis sponsored a Dance Concert which illustrated perfected techniques and artistry in creative dancing. Marilyn Wood GARTH UIBEL President Fern Tovey Ruth Ann Sardmire Mary Hutchings DeLora Marble Vice-President Kenny Hawkins Shannon Hepworth Patricia Jones Helen Bushman Cheryl Steed Melba Norton Janice Hocking 97 Row I, left to right: Olene Smith, secretary; Weston Edwards, Geraldine Asplund, Bonnie Turner, Earl McBride. Row 2: Dr. T. Earl Pardoe, Dr. J. LaVar Bateman, Dr. Alonzo J. Morley, governor of western division; Weston Henrie, graduate assistant in Forensics. Membership eligibility in Tau Kappa Alpha re- sults from marked distinction in forensic activity and participation in Intercollegiate oratory and debate. Dedicated to foster more forensic activities on cam- pus, it achieved this aim by sponsoring the Junior Varsity debate tourney. JACK ROBERTS President KBYU, student operated radio station on cam- pus, exists primarily to give practical experience to those entering the field of radio professionally. Early in fall quarter a broken transmitter caused broadcasts to be temporarily halted. However, activities soon continued through the Campus Crier on KOVO in Provo. Inspiring devotionals were heard each Wednesday over the air waves of KBYU. Above: President Chet Harris adds talent to the regular campus news program discussing current and comnig events of students in- terest. At left: Disc-jockey Bob Holman broadcasts one of a series of off-campus news for on-campus listeners. Provo citizens and stu- dents correspond with the station for special broadcasting requests or printed items of lasting interest. JIM LUDLOW KBYU Manager 99 JL Row I, from left to right: Betty Davis, Lorna Nielsen, LaVar Bateman, Forensic Director; Bonnie Jean Turner, Sec- retary; Joyce Gustafson. Row 2: Bertella Swain, Ruth Pehrson, John Smith Varner, H. Earl McBride, Publicity Chairman, Robert Mauzy. Row 3: Weston hienrie, Forensic Assistant, Geraldine Asplund, Assistant Manager, and Lloyd Gerber, Forensic Manager. Concerned primarily with debate, after dinner speeches, and oral interpretation, the Forensic Club offered speech students a chance to express themselves. Meetings held twice a week featured speakers and practice debate sessions. LLOYD GERBER President vn R [ I s rmr K i 100 If BYU gained a refined addition to the College of Fine Arts by the inclusion of the McCune School of Music and Art in Salt Lake City. Organized and conducted to disseminate edu- cation in music and allied arts, the school provides such courses as will insure students of becoming proficient in performance, sound in knowledge, and ethical in conduct. N. LORENZO MITCHELL Director 101 You enrolled in the school of nursing and began training early for fascinating positions and valuable opportunities in hospitals, public he alth, private practice, education and research. You learned the technique, efficiency, sympathy, tact and under-standing necessary for meeting nursing problems. With con- fidence you now face the future, for you have chosen a most satisfactory and rewarding profession. You are to be women in white — nurses. Organized during the year, the Sigma Nu Omega is a club for prospective nurses. Their main objectives consisted of designing the pin and uni- form of the department. Row I, from left to right: Letha Doman. Norma Doman, Janis Bean, Wanda Higbee, Nola Davis, Beth Harmon, Raeone Smith, Marie Burton, Gloria Jordan. Row 2: Geraldine Johnson, Rosalie Kern, Gayla Lloyd, Pear Rogers. Jean Evans. Sandra Wilcox, Carol Wheeler, Mary Ann Hatch, Pat Chris- tiansen, Lenora Hoyle, Jane Bennett, Mary Beth Roper, Waity Haas, Mary Persons, David Coleman. Row 3: Gloria Eliason, Mary Kay Phelan, Margaret Packs, La Rene Dickin- son, Virginia Cech, Lois Abbot, Marjorie Jones, Joanne Schaerrer, Dorothy Young. Janene Ferre, Corrine Partridge. 102 NIRSING Maternity ward experience produces capable young nurses for work in maternity hospitals, delivery roonns of baby hospitals, or suitable qualifications for general hospital employment. Child training classes are available for stu- dent nurses who plan careers in Children ' s hos- pitals. Nurses ' uniforms must be designed, and artis- tic students of the department produce some of the proposed creations. Paper work and record keeping are necessary for smooth efficiency in hospital occupations. Students are given complete instructions on E roper paper procedure for a comprehensive nowledge of complex medical terms. 103 By offering extensive religious opportunities and instruction, the division of religion at the Y guar- anteed a fuller and more stable life for you, its students. Courses in scripture, Church history, or- ganization, theology, and philoso- phy combined to remove from your minds the uncertainty the world usually associates with re- igion. B Religious opportunities are afforded for promoting our knowledge of the Gospel in church . . . . and in the classroom. 104 YOUNG MEN ' S MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION WYMOUNT BRANCH PRESIDENCY Wymount Branch was organized to fill the needs of the young married couples living in Wymounf Village, who have for the mosf part started families. It is this characteristic that lends uniqueness to the Branch, inasmuch as having a family is the primary interest to all concerned. Above, row I: James Holt, Manual Counselor; Gayien Harmon, Superintendent; Cecil Reinsch, Activity Counselor. Row 2: Roland Schramm, Secretary. Above right, row I : Melvin Mabey, First Counselor; Harry Thacker, President; Sanford Walker, Second Counselor. Row 2, left to right: Howard Putnam, Financial Clerk; Grant Stevenson, Statistical Clerk; Paul Erekson, Assistant Clerk. Right: Merle Sadler, Counselor; Marie Fisher, President; Orva Wil- liams, Counselor. Below right: Leah Thacker, Second Counselor; Ledene Allred, President; LeAnne Dayton. First Counselor. Below: Ralph Naef, Second Counselor; Zan Winn, Superinten- dent; Theo McKean, First Counselor. YOUNG WOMEN ' S MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOC. RELIEF SOCIETY PRESIDENCY The Campus Branch was organized as a part of East Provo Stake on October 19, 1947 to become a part of student life on campus. The spirit main- tained in the Branch is the result of enthusiasm and love for the Church that is brought from the wards and branches throughout the world. The great fundamental principal of service is the activating force of the Branch. The Sunday School, M.I.A., Relief Society, Genealogy Committee and the Ser- vicemen ' s Committee, while providing activity for students, serve worthy purposes and bring joy, satis- faction and an enduring testimony of the divinity of the great latter-day work revealed to the world through the Prophet Joseph Smith. CAMPUS BRANCH PRESIDENCY: John D. Burnett, First Counselor; Scott A. Speakman, President; Newell K. Rich- ardson, Second Counselor. RELIEF SOCIETY OFFICERS: Lynn Tucker, Betty Jean Skousen, President; Monagene Dudding, and Maxine Read. SERVICE MEN ' S COMMITTEE: Ellen Jeserick, Clarice Talbot, A. Udell Call, Bob Breinholt, John R. Grawe. 106 SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENCY: Esther Sato, Darrell Call, Second Assistant; Frances Bushman, Secretary; Hugh I. Gates, Superintendent; Gail Hilton, Enlistment Committee; Ben Dickison, First Assistant. YOUNG WOMEN ' S M.I.A.: Marcia Jorgensen Bonita Bennion, Manual Counselor; Alice Brady, President Betty Hayes, Activity Counselor. YOU NG MEN ' S M.I.A,: Bob Clark, Secretary,_Juni. us Bennion, Manual Counselor; Rulon Craven, President John Peterson, Counselor. GENEALOGY COMMITTEE: Tom Peck, First Assistant; Bill Stebbing, President; Dan Speakman, Second Assistant; Barbara Meibos, Secretary. CAMPUS BRANCH CLERK ASSISTANTS: Row I— Neil Ord, Dick Bruson, Dick Robbison, Pat Havens, Udell Poulson, Ed Mathias, George Williams. Row 2 — Ross Braft, Ken Zwaien, and Jess Ediefsen. 107 ENID CRITCHFIELD President Wednesday night meeting . . . Sunday evening services . . . Firesides . . . Sunrise testimonials . . . temple excursions . . . ushermg . the Tulip Time Invitational . . .trl-chapter dinner dance . . .AH these things combined to make a successful year tor a closely-knit group of returned lady missionaries who work toward a four-fold pro- gram of Intellectual, cultural, socia l, and spiritual ideals. 108 Florence Webb Karma Crofts Bobble June Ball Dorothy Ann Lillywhite Melva Taylor Irene Barr Donna Fay Rasmussen Esther Hadlock Joyce rlawke: Janie TKompSon Ruth Herastey Edna Green Barbara Hlgglnbotham Virginia Ednnan Daisy Hales Jenna Vee Stocltinq DELTA PHI CHORUS Members pictured, from left to right, Row I: Shirley Ran- dall, Jim Conis, Ronald Farr, Neil Bingham, Ralph Naef, Karl Boss, Dale Goodson, Alan Pedersen, Eugene Lyons, Bob West, Howard Ruff, director. Row 2: Jerry Winsor, Vern Montgom- ery, Bud Nubert, Wayne Clark, Garth Whitney, Jesse Ediefsen, John Green, Harold Rosen, Mack Bowen, Don Caldwell. Row 3: Keith Worthington, Dale Johnson, Leon Clark, LeRoy Gunnell, Donald Arbon, Jim Geddes, Darrel Lee, Alan Holyoak. Row 4: Gaylen Harmon, Richard Hammond, Robert Asay, John Gur- ney, John Teichert, Eug ene Allen, Lenn Shumway, John Olsen. Perhaps the real mission of Delta Phi is to lead men toward standards of Godliness. — Dr. John A. Widtsoe, Founder. Proof that Delta Phi is one of the most active groups on campus is evidenced by awards won during Homecoming and their outstanding student assembly of fall quarter. The extensive tours by their renowned chorus and the printing of devotional speeches were but a few of the many accomplishments during the year. RICHARD CLARK President SC ' tf.o.o P°nsor Ml P Vern Carlsen Kay H. Becketts, Jr Dean Bushman George Badger Karl C. Boss Hayle Buchanan Reed W. Chrlstensen Palmer Clark Harold W. Blauer Dallas Burnett J. Henry Clarke Robert D. Collier Kill Miss Utah of 1953, LaVon Brown, inspires bearded members of Delta Phi to seek and ye shall find. Robert Asay Bruce Nilsson William Radmall Shirley Randall Jack Nixon Lehi T. Smith Norman D. Smith LaMar Skeen Blake Lott Kenneth Judd Darrell Lee Ralph Klemm Floyd H. Gowans LeRoy Hallsted Jim Conis J. Robert McAdan R. Lex Marcusen 110 n A dream in any man ' s language, Delta Phi Dream Girl Marilyn Sabin, exemplifies typical B.Y.U. beauty. Richard Kay Hanlts M. Dale Johnson Eugene Lyons Vernon Montgomery William MacKay Lamon Neubert Melvin Ray Murray Ralph G. Naef £ rM John A. Sreen Wayde Stolcer Marsel Tingey B. Gale Wilson Edward Tolman Don TImpson Robert G. West Kent B. Tyler Bert E. Swenson John Teichert Robert Thomas T, V. Thomas G. Junior Garlick James W. Geddes Gene Garrett Dale Goodson Rulon Winsor Max Wilson Grant Fausett Albert Paul Croft Boyd Culllmore Jesse Ediefsen Donn Erickson Ronald Farr Robert Durrans Bruce N. Curtis Qulnn G. McKay Keith Worthington Ferrel Garth Nelson Kent Anderson Eldon B. Pulsipher Dean Parks Edwin N. Seely Lewis P. Stephens Alvln Price Roland Smith Garth B. Whitney Donald M. Shunnway Fred Stevens Alden Richins Robert Lund Darvel Robbins Allen Pederson Eugene R. Allen Lenn M. Shumway Delta Phis maintain religious theme in annual Christmas Assembly of the nativity. Kill 12 Glen Stubbs Robert T. Divett W. Denton Nebeker Robert Hamilton Alan Baird Rulon R. Adams William Anderson David H. Croft Arnold J. McAllister Wayne Clark Roy Zitting John K. Olsen Grant M. Flygare Frank Daly Paul Smith Carter Harold E. Rosen James K. Seastrand Madison E. Morrell Clarence L. Fields Dean H. Seely Vernon Parent Ralph Crystal Stan Houston Albert Ostraff Jack Monson MacRae Bartholomew Another get-acquainted affair, the Del- ta Phi Nutcracker Suite Ball was a hit of the year. n Seekers of truth . . . brothers with one purpose united . . . preachers of the everlasting Gospel. Mack J. Bowen Russell Miclelson Val L. Balls Valton E. Jackson Owen J. Benson Milton R. Bloomqulst Duane Harmon Howard Harris Ray H. Becket+s, Jr. Alan B. Holyoak Bernarr Harris Clyde W. Johnson Dennis N. Atkinson Joel K. Mellor Ramon Duke John B. Elisson Don Caldwell Bob Breinholt Jack O. Brown Duaine Erickson Marvin D. Follett Dave Forsyth John A. Gurner Carl D. Anderson Kenneth Anderson Glenn Blatter Harold G. Connell George Exeter Neil D. Bingham 114 Ellen Lindsay, Secretary Jim Brown, Social Vice President H. Lowell Ralph |] Derrel W. Judd, President Elaine Leavitt, Pledging Vice President Howard Roberts, Program and Service Vice Pres. Lambda Delta Sigma is the official fraternity of the Latter-day Saint Church and has nine chapters on the Brigham Young University campus. Members enjoy meetings sponsoring Church authorities and faculty members as speakers, a quarterly formal dance, and exchange parties with chapters from other schools, in addition to individual chapter functions and inter-chap- ter functions and inter-chapter exchange parties. These activities further brotherhood, intellectuality, leader- ship, religious life, and culture — the ideals of the fraternity. ADONNA PATCH Sponsor — L.D.S. BOB PATCH Sponsor — L.D.S. LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA COUNCIL Row I, left to right: Florence Dewey, Lorena Lamb, lona Mae Snyder, Ellen Lindsay, Velma Rice, Betty Jo Beck, Derrel W. Judd. Row 2: Austin Wahlquist, Earia Mae Call, Darlene Gaye Nebeker, H. Lowell Ralph, Gerald Dobson, Francis LeBaron. Row 3: John Rode- ric, Mary Jane Marsden, Flora May Heaton, Blaine Brimley, Gale Mecham, Keith Standing. Row 4: How- ard Roberts, Dorothy Bartels, Rao Lindsay, Robert Scalf, Burton Winters, Rex Smith. •■■: j ■.-;- ' -,■ ' ■. . ' . P :j i ' -f ' ' :.,7--2.i,t iii lA;il..-r ' f, ' . ' «0.i c AUSTIN WAHLQUIST President Joh 1 Wilson Ken Smith Joe Smith Rulon Gerald Winsor James N. Con Is Carl D. Anderson Joe Sandberg Bert Swenson Carl Martineau Merrill Madsen Paul Smith Rulon Moss As members of Alpha Chapter, you strlved to attain to a level of activities comparable to your name — first in brotherhood, first in ideals, first in re- creation. Programs and parties alone and with others have made this year one of new friendships, personal growth, and great enjoyment. 16 Connie Mathis Laura Mayberry Betty Jackson Betty Gene Snnlth Janice Hocking Joyce Rasmusson Mildred Arafiles Doris Marsh Norma Kochever Mary Joy Justensen Rose Marie Dunhann Bertella Swain Myrlene Posey Shirley Hughes Enid Wood Tharia Larson Ruth Pehrson Edwina Fortress BONNIE TURNER President 117 The Delta Chapter has a spirit of close brotherhood in which every- one plans and executes activities to- gether. You, as members, conduc- ted many exchange parties, includ- ing dancing, swimming, and hiking, with your seven sister chapters of the Church fraternity. The most en- joyable experience you had was the opportunity to hold services in the LDS wards in Prove. Charles W. Embleton Dempsey Bernard Engli Robert Beebe Bill Anderson Merlin Gene Paul Rex Snnlth Jack Thonnas Clyde R. Nielsen Floyd N. Nordin Robert H. Hodgen Burton Winters Kenneth Toone Francis C. LeBaron I) Jack Love+t Gerald Dobson In keeping with the ideals of Lambda Delta Sigma, Gamma Chapter directed its activities toward fostering brotherhood, Latter-day Saint ideals, and good social activities. You, its members were proud of your accom- plishments and to Gamma we say, Cherished in our memories will be our thoughts of you. Norman MacKay Paul Carter Havar Olsen Kent Anderson Gerald Bailey Rao Lindsay Richard Christensen Harlow Wilcox Gary Elliott John Burton Evan Hansen Armand Glick Blaine Brimley Dick Bassett Lewis Teuscher ROBERT SCALF President 119 mn CHiPHR i EARLA CALL President Sarah Moser Deloa Glines L i Friendship is a chain of gold shaped in God ' s all-perfect mold. As mem- bers of Omega, you incorporated this motto as the year ' s goal. Through such activities as roller skating, swimming, canyon parties, a dinner dance, and numerous exchanges, you felt that you had reached this goal and shaped yoi r chain of friendship. Arda Jean Warnoclc Jane Mackelprang Ella Lechtenberg Gayle Christensen Shirley May Johnson Karol June Payne Florence Dewey Elva Fisk An amusing and fun-packed Treasure Hunt was one evening ' s entertainment for Omega r.embers. 120 Charmaine Thomas Velma Rice Lois Stratton Lucille C. Wright Reita Erickson Jessie M. Workman RaOla Hill Rayola Husband Beverly A. Pedersen Anna Willmott LaR ' ne Hinman Frances Martens Belh Huffaltcr Dessie Hunt Dorothy Sanford Mary Duffin Brooke Temple Afton Bodily Marjory Eldredge Gloriann Curry Dianne Holt Florence McNeil Claire Palmer Bernece Brough Dorothy Bartels Life is sweet just because of the friends we have made, and the things which in connnnon we share. You of Phi Chapter followed this code and are especially known for the friendships and love that exists annong your nnembers. Your love for the clean wholesome activities that you enjoy in Lambda Delta Sigma and in weekly meetings and associations, has contributed greatly to your spiritual growth. € r Lorna Livingston Ruth Matkin Shirley Sallenbach Lois Brown CiHPI[R lONA SNYDER President 121 PSI I Joyce Hill Gayle Beck Jjne Garrard Gaye Nebeker Norma Leavitt Jeanne Jackson FLORA MAE HEATON President Shirley Alleman Kay McNamara Deon Grover Ruth Tanner Cleora Alldredge Betty Jo Beck Edith McCuistion Earlene Poulson Nea Allen Pat Bischoff Donna Brannock Mary Alice Crapo Geraldine Clark Carol Ann Stevenson Sharon Yancey 122 til Pill Bonded together by love and friendship, we, the girls of Psi Chapter pledge ourselves to uphold our Latter-day Saint ideals, live so that we can prove exannples of beautiful womanhood to the world, and form friendships which will prove lasting. May you always have a friendly smile and a greet- ing for everyone and let the spirit of the Gospel radiate through it. LaReta Miller Nadlne Tanks Mary Kae Jackson Audrey Clark Helen Jackson Lyda Jeanene Miller Edith Nelson Marlene Kemper Kaye Gadd Jeanne Russell Afton Passey Kathryn Rich Lynn Tucker Marian Sund Patricia Reynolds Beth Wessel Varlene Cook Marjorie McFarland 123 Jillynn WIntch Mary Louise Anderson Maxine Wright Phyllis Randall Mary Irons Lavona Flake Leslie Nielsen Lorene MIclcelsen Leila Taylor Kafhy Brown Darlene Beard Hazel Batchelor Donna Anderson Lois Knaphus Edith Little Arva hHowell Bonnie Beardall Nine Flake Bonnie Lou Hancock Tau Chapter, as well as other chapters in Lamb- da Delta Sigma, creates many valuable friendships through inner-club activities. This association brings about development of personality and provides a chance for leadership, the enriching of ideas, fur- thering of one ' s talents, and above all a spiritual advancement of understanding. Tau Chapter — to thee we will be true. 124 Diane Hale Joan Holbrook Doris Sunderland Ruth Clegg Jean Christensen La Ree Orr Veria Beck Elsie Brady Deonne Brenchley Marilyn Kotter Barbara Watt Joyr« Call Lucille Hulme Marilyn Yarn Bonnie Jordan LeAnn Clegg Heather Thurman Jewel Spilsbury ■1 Jeneane Garner teona Flake Louise Jackson BARBARA THOMPSON President 125 Lorraine Smith Nadine Weiderhauser Betty Lou Whitney Colleen Christensen Ruth Benson Marilyn Georges Maureen Gassman Lurlyn Preston Mary Beth Salnnond Maxine Reinhardt Spirituality, lasting friendship, and love and truthfulness are annong the ideals of Upsilon Chapter mennbers. We are proud of our chapter, proud of our associations, and of our spirit as well as of our accomplishments. We climaxed this year, so packed full of fun and gay activities, with a successful smorgasbord dinner. Carol Christensen Janyce Maxfield Shirley Jones Marilyn Saville Roberta Murray Amelia Jane Cahoon Verda Stubble Mary Jane Groberg Lorena Lamb JoAnn Alexander Sharon Farnsworth Kathleen Murdock Janice Wilson Cleone de Cheminant Marilyn Monson Pat Burris Bette Tidwell Alyse Allen Helen Jolley Eva Peterson 126 r I [ill S B Sarah Moser, Women ' s Ath- letic Mgr. Leila Taylor, Historian Barbara Barker, Advertising Publisity John Wilson, Photographer GENERAL OFFICERS Gary Elliot, Men ' s Athletic Mgr. Dorothy Bartels, Reporter John Roderick, Y Zeta Editor Pat Bischoff, Revelator Edi- tor i dVft 127 fk After graduating with a Bach- elor ' s Degree, you came back for more study in your major field of interest. To gain your degree, you made surveys, gathered informa- tion, conducted research, and maintained that all-important B grade average . You were the graduate student. A brand new box of colored pencils, and you were back in the saddle for more of the same. Giving up on English altogether, you decided to learn a spicy foreign lingo. u The search that never ends, experinnen+al chemistry promotes research and supplies ample opportunity for graduate work on masters ' degrees. An outdoor sport for graduate geologists, plane table mapping requires split-second precision and demands accurate survey analy- sis. Going to college af home is made simple and practical for those unable to attend campus classes. The Extension Di- vision acts as middleman between the student and the university in providing ample opportunities for home study. The department of Audio-Visual Aids is a new distinguishing feature of the extension division. Locally filmed educational motion pictures for class and civic use are produced and directed by pro- fessional film executives of the university. The Extension Division was instituted to ex- pand the education of anyone desiring to con- tinue his education outside of regular college classes. Its services include extension classes, audio-visual aids service, speaker service, even- ing school, and leadership institutes. As a regu- lar part of the leadership program, an annual eadership week is held which attracts visitors from throughout the state. You who remained on campus dur- 5 the summer found a full quarter work offered in all schools and col- jes. Most of your classes were ■ en on the main Provo campus, t you who were interested in Zo- ogy, Botany, and Geology attended hisses at the Alpine Campus on the [stern slopes of Mount Timpanogos. invocation was conducted at the se of the summer so that ambitious idents could graduate in three ars. ARIEL S. BALLIF Dean of Summer School Above: Baccalaureate services and commencement exercises for Summer School graduates are held at the end of each sum- mer term. Students participate in devotional programs and guest speakers from the Council of the Twelve offer rich spirit- ual invocation. Right: Dramatic presentations are a part of the Summer school project in the speech department. s IJ 131 . . . ahd in Hirn Was the (if e of men and the light of men. D C93:9 y -1 ■ J ' ' ■ .f ■ v: y- ' y- :: w ..  - . 4i - i . - ■ 1t .. . t r . V ] ' • If l - .•.. ' V - - jst ■ ' :  . ' «• r l ..- - J ' - y ' i i. :r r  •. V -, ■ • ' « ' :.■ ' . : fes ' . E ■ ' ■- .-€% •.■Tr . - • ' ' _.%m t ' -r- ' M ■■ i ' k-4 ! - ' , : ' % ' «. F '  , • -rf -y ..jf ' w J .■• ' r r ' . ' '   . ■1 ft A freshman blinked in bewilderment at the new campus and winced at long, strange faces around him. Can this be another world? he asked himself . . . He saw someone painting a big welcome sign with red paint the hello week assembly was the best he ' d ever seen ... his legs trembied as he danced her out on the floor . . . golly, people from all over the world! 134 ii Ahhh — Orientation Week! Just what you need- ed for that extra lift in becoming familiar with a new and entirely different kind of education. The books and teachers were still there, but things like social units, batching it, and having every class in a different building were novel and exciting. It was fun to chew gum in class for the first time or go downtown in the middle of the day. Mom and Dad were really glad to hear how much you enjoyed college life so far . . . then you took a test. The botany pond had to be cleaned so that fellow-freshmen who shirked their whitewashing duties could be dunked by friendly up- perclassmen. 135 B[filS i][ -iwsvuai: You signed a card, shook a hand, and were finally on your way through lines and streams of other kids. A friendly gent said he was your counselor and gave some advice on classes. You changed them around five times and finally got so disgusted that you decided to take bandage rolling. You waded through a forest of faces and plunked down your tuition money — then you went home to bed. Wmmi - ■ ' a, j : 136 OMiSIEIIfn- n i[ m Pin President Wilkinson was right there to shake hands as you entered registration doors. The Cougarettes marched off in fine Y formation. Friends gathered to chat between classes about old times. The girls at B.Y.U. were not only pretty but friendly and intelligent, too! 137 ! ' Now down to the happy home-lives of students at the Y. In the dorm, t he apartments and basements — lovable roommates who were quniet, obedient, and would do anything to make life easier for you like short-sheeting your bed or setting the alarm for 4:00. Re- member that one roommate who had as much cooking expeience as a returned missionary Home from an exciting date at the film classic . . , gee, I wonder why he ' s such a pill? Sunday on the hill led to a richer, more spiritual conception of life. 138 • We And then I sez to him: You ' re absolutely crazy not to eat at our deluxe cafeteria, nd he sez to me: naw, we got a bettter set-up batchin ' ! Can you imagine the nerve? Why, I could never get used to home cookin ' again, could you? ! Up bright and early in your new basement apartment. Then for a scrumptious breakfast! Someone must ' ve written the receipts wrong. Oh, well, burnt toast makes curly hair, mom used to say. One of your room- mates was a real gourmet — remember? And a real glutton, too, you thought. By the end of the year, though, you all made Betty Crocker look sick — real Aunt Jeminas of the electric stove! 139  [ii[iB[R nu m mu A wiser and happier freshman bravely set forth dressed in a clever baby cougar outfit to shine shoes, sing school songs off-key, and climb the long trail to the Y for a glory-filled day of weed cutting. Everyone was all lit up at the torchlight parade ... a fiery Hallo- ween dance chased ail the witches and goblins away . . . pumpkins and cats set the stage for the witching hour dance . . . for heaven ' s sake — President Truman looked just like he did in the movies! f Through the initiation mill, and sud- denly you were a campus citizen. Up- perclassmen were real friendly and said ' hello ' or ' hi, ' and when yonu finished shining their shoes, they let you carry their books to lower campus. A new world of friends, facts and figures soon opened, and through its shining gates marched the freshmen for the most glorious experience of their lives as stu- dents of B.Y.U. Frederick Gulda, famed concert pianist, gave a thrilling performance as the University Lyceum series reopened. You had your first opportunity to enjoy musical artistry. at Its finest. Flaming torches down University Avenue meant that the spirit of the Y had once again returned as you prepared for a gala 1952 Homecoming. 141 lifli iiniuop The day started out like any ordinary one except for the tingle of excitement at climb- ing for miles and miles in a mountain paradise. The sunshine bounced off laughing faces as your classmates tripped and fell on their lunch sacks and girls who hadn ' t worn their levis for years blushed at ripped-out seams. As the sun went west, feet were being soaked in hot water and dry autumn leaves brushed from solar-bleached, hair. The evening found a few of the braver hikers at the Autumn Leaf Hop sponsored by A.M.S. 142 Claudius and Gertrude, ill-fated King and Queen of Denmark, refused Ham- let ' s plea for his rightful place on the royal throne. HAMLET by William Shakespeare Directed by Harold I. Hansen Design adapted from original by Alfred D. Sensenbach CAST (In order of appearance) Bernardo, officer of the guard Dick Alterson Francisco, officer of the guard Carl Martineau Marcellus. officer of the guard Noel Quinn Horatio, friend to Hamlet Clyde Ricks Ghost of Hamlet ' s Father Robert K. Wettlaufer Cladius, King of Denmark _ Rue C. Johnson Hamlet, Prince of Denmark _ „ _ Lael J. Woodbury Gertrude, Queen of Denmark _ Georgia C. Faux Polonius, Secretary of State Ralph Lundgreen Laertes, son of Polonius _ Max Golightly Ophelia JoAnn Green, Nancy Knudson Reynaldo, palace servant „ Geral Wilde Rosencrant , student friend of Hamlet Robert Morrow Guildenstern, student friend of Hamlet Larry Bowen Player King Hugh Rush Player Queen _ _ Marilyn Young Player Villian _ Lynn Allred Fortinbras, Prince of Norway Ray Penney A Norwegian Captain Kay Baird Osric, a courtier Richard Brannock Others Jack A. trown, Florence Lundwall, Anne Rasmussen, Diane Rich, Jeanne Steinagel, Carol Warr Hamlet denies the love of ardent Ophel ia and seeks only the revenge of his mur dered father. University theatre audiences were thrilled with the costumes, lighting realistic settings, and excellent acting of Shakespeare ' s immortal Hamlet. Staged for a three-night run, the drama met with splendid success and captured the true styling of Elizabethan culture. M V 143 1 rs pyiis[. Straight from the sunny island of pineapples and palm trees stepped Miss Alice Akita, lovely 1952 Homecoming Queen, to reign over the sparkle of glittering Homecoming events — A Y ' s promise for a successful future. I 144 I A Y ' s PROMISE— Sfudents, graduates, and faculty mem bars of Brigham Young University thrilled at the spectacular beauty of a gala 1952 Homecoming over which gracious Queen Alice Akita reigned so triumphantly. High- lights of the fabulous weekend were topped with an outstand- ing parade, selected student and graduate talent and the Cougars ' 14-23 football victory the Denver Pion- eers. y ttendanT dant a 8I![[ Colorful Homecoming ceremonies took place at Queen Alice ' s royal morning coronation. Dainty talisman roses per- fumed the air as Mrs. Wilkinson crowned the exotic beauty. Exciting music styled for dancing filled the Home- coming air with golden memories of A Y ' s Promise. 145 The breath-taking float entries of your 1952 Home- coming Parade were spiced by several marching bands, led by the ROTC military band. Cougarettes, Sponsors, White Key, Y Calcares and other service units were also represen- ted. The What For? quartet and the Cesta Tie trio took the honors at the Fleldhouse Follies on Friday night. Delta Phi copped the coveted sweepstakes award in the Saturday morning ' s parade. Entering a float depicting the fruits of missionary labors In many lands, the returned missionary group topped many lands, the returned missionary group topped a field of 47 of the finest floats ever seen in a Homecoming parade. 146 ' r?ri; «a-- ' .r-f • 1 - I tk ' ' 1 1 ! ■■ ir ' 1 • ' ' ' ' J S ■ ' ■- ' ■rc.«i?riii! I! An award for the most beautiful float went to the To- Kalon social unit. The Toks earned the valuable award with a depiction of the good things of life flowing from two horns of plenty. A stork presiding over a nest-full of children, represent- ing hieaven ' s Gift to a Y ' s Future, gained the Most Origi- nal award for the Bricker social unit. The children on the float symbolized many nations of the world. Featuring the best In campus trios and quartets, the Fieldhouse Follies evening of song was graced by the presence of Queen Alice and her court as well as Miss Utah, LaVon Brown. The Lion ' s Quartet also pleased the large crowd with serious and comical renditions of popu- lar barbershop melodies. The evening was climaxed by the presentation of a model of the Y Bell monument. Another outstanding fea- ture of the Homecoming w_eekend was Friday morning ' s Coronation assembly. The beautifully organized pro- gram was composed of student, alumni and faculty talent. 147 [) u Homecoming orchids go to the talent-packed Homecomnig Committee, chairmanned this year by conscientious Boyd Lake. A tip-top assembly, a glamorous float and marching parade, and a successful evening of dancing made a strong impression on all who re- turned home for the gala event. Members seated left to right: Row I: Gene Oveson Kathy Latimer Vonda Christensen Don Van Slooten Row 2: Kenneth Perry John MacCabe Jack Clawson Joe Christensen William Gallagher ■ [ p T I . L [ u [ Ballots, boxes, and long evenings of counting votes led to the steady progress and final suc- cess of campus elec- tions by the versatile Elections Committee, supervised this year by jovial Lewis Winter. Members seated, left to right: Row I: Jeneal Peterson Lewis Winter Marilyn Ballard Darrell Call Row 2: Marilyn Crawford Gary Simonsen Shirlee Killpack Dwight Morrell John Dalton 148 m nn wm vRniioi The bell rang for a change in classes, and a lonsly-looking fresh- man canne creeping down the hall, observing his classmates carefully. A sudden glint in his eyes and a swift dash to the side of a cute little member of the opposite sex changed our doubting minds that he might not yet be orientated. Everyone rushed home for four days of Thanksgiving festivities . . . the pilgrim assembly took place on Plymouth rock ... by Decem- ber you ' ll really know how to shake a leg . . . skunk lovers Garth Uibel and Colleen Collins romance in the woods. Directed by _ Designed by MY HEART ' S IN THE HIGHLANDS by Wi 1 1 ia m Sa roya n Preston R. Gledhill Alfred D. Sensenbach CAST Johnny _ - Marie Oldroyd His Father, Ben Alexander, the poet - _. Bob Holman Jasper MacGregor. the man with the heart in the Highlands Chet Harris Mr. Kosak, the grocer „. _ „ Larry Bowen Esther, his beautiful daughter Patricia Hancock Rufe Apley, the carpenter Arthur Hardy Philip Carmlchael, the young man from the Old People ' s Home .... John A. Green Henry, the morning paper route carrier Philip Keeler Mr. Wiley, the mailman Louis PergoMzzi Mr. Cunningham, the real estate agent John R. Fish The Young Husband _ Robert Millar The Young Wife „ Reba Titus Mr. Wallace, a lineman - Cal Evans Good Friends and Neighbors Curtis Taylor. Carol Jean McKnight, Joan Goins, Barbara Lyn West, Claudette Erikson, Ralph Rig by, Tommily Henderson, Mary Alice Cook, Bruce Bingham, Ralph McKnight, David Gledhill, Gary Schofield, Armand Gllck, Inga Baisner, Brent Hancock. Guards Lloyd Stevenson, Bill Black Trumpet Music _ Nell Borgeson 1! lEfifil ' S II n SPIIF OF illlSEif THE DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF by Moliere Directed and adpeted by „. Preston R. Gledhill Designed by Alfred D. Sensenbach CAST Sgnarelle, a woodcutter Morris Hickman Martine. his wife Ann Whiting Robert, a neighbor Jim Holt Geronte, a wealthy man Ted Hunter Valere, servant to Geronte Jim Fife Lucas, servant to Geronte Brad Powell Jacqueline, nurse to Geronte ' s, and Lucas ' wife _ „ Gayle Hall Lucinde, Geronte ' s daughter Mary Ellen Cook Leandre, In love with Lucinde Glenn Harmon Song Lyric _ «... LaVonne Thomander 150 ini J i[[ Talent scouts for better-than-ever assemblies, the assembly committee burnt gallons of midnight oil in polish- ing off last minute details for student talent programs. Hard-working mem- bers, pictured clockwise from left to right: Ruth Ellen Bean, Bob Mauzy, Marilyn Manning, Ned Brown, Olene Smith, chairman; Joe Hannig, Ann Rasmussen, Russell Mickelson, Quinn McKay, center. c[iiy[ Heap hep Indian jokers showed paleface Puritans how to use a can opener on the hilarious Thanksgiving assembly. Keeping students well-posted on com- ing events was the biggest job of the Central Publicity Control Committee consisting of, from left to right: Bud Gillison and Bob West. 151 D [ Influenced by a tropical jungle theme Flamingo, a talent-packed assembly on Friday morning and a festive semi- formal ball of 1952-53 added one more intriguing chapter to the Loan Fund tradition on the Y campus. A bevy of I I of the loveliest co- eds vied for the royal crown, with Miss Carol Beckstrand capturing a final majority of student votes, attended by runners-up, Misses Mary Crandall and Gail Hilton. G ;dan Right: Queen Carol Beckstrand receives the covet- ed crown from Sophomore class president, Dick Wells. Below: Colorful posters with a tropical motif pictured the eleven pretty candidates en- tered in the final preferential balloting. All proceeds from the evening ' s entertainment were contributed to the traditional Loan Fund. The fund was established in 1922 to assist deserving students through college, and each succeeding sophomore class has ad- ded to it. The hard-working committee responsible for the success of the eventful weekend was supervised by Chairman Bob Bateman. Assisting him were: Roberta Nielsen, Gary Daniels, Mary Ellen Cook, Carol Dunford, Karen Butters, Collette Green, and John Woodward. 152 I t r 1} J m ' ' y-. Lovely Miss Carol Becks+rand was crowned Queen of the Sopho- nnore Loan Fund Ball, and reigned amid an impressive setting of giant flamingos and south-sea palm trees. 153 M VIRGIL CAMP Director New Moon, Brigham Young University ' s first Varsity Show in three years, was a smash success on its opening night in the Joseph Smith Auditorium. Directed by Virgil Camp, the Romberg-Hammerstein musical has been a perennial favorite and included such familiar hit tunes as One Kiss, Lover, Come Back to Me, Want- ing You, and Stouthearted Men. The setting of the play was New Orleans in the year 1792 at the household of a wealthy plantation owner Monsieur Beaunoir and his daughter Marianne. Robert had sold himself as a bond servant and was secretly in love with Marianne. A con- flicting fove story, comedy interest, a pirate ship, and life on a remote desert island were mixed together to complete the story. MARILYN OAKEY 35 Marianne BRANDT CURTIS as Captain duVal HOWARD PUTNAM as Robert JAY FOWLES as Phillipe DEAN HOLMES as Ribaud LORNA ERICKSON as Clotilde Haughty Captain duVal returns to the plantation to find his betrothed Marianne in the arms of a common servant, Robert. He immediately plans to take Robert as a galley slave on his pirate ship, New Moon. 154 M Robert pleads with Mari- anne to go with him to es- tablish a democracy on a remote island in the ocean. RON CARTER as Alexander GENE HANSEN Below: Philiipe, Robert ' s triend, refuses the advances of admiring young plantation misses. He plans to help Robert escape the clutches of deVal ' s crew. Right: Good- looking Alexander reverts to wrestling when ex-wife Clotilde and fiance Julie match wits in winning over their lover boy. 155 Midst the hustle and bustle of a month filled with memories of holly, tinsel, and roast turkey, a freshman went home for Christmas with a new conception of life and education. He began to prepare for a happier and more prosperous new year in a university rich in spiritual tradition. Jolly accordian-playing elves pranced high at the mistletoe frolic . . . you helped lovely Nina Leishman decorate the symbolic Christmas Drive tree for needy Provo families . . . Santa threw candy on his way back North . . . the snow came. B[ll--8[fi8ii FIR mm u 156 December burst forth in a portrait of red and green, and campus activities took on a new glow of enthusiasm. You thought your girl looked more radiant than ever beneath the soft, subtle candlelight of the Mistletoe Frolic, and you danced her beneath the friendly green sprigs thinking life was once more yours. SI a Credit for the finest in talent programs of the year goes to the efficient membership of Student Program Bureau, chairmaned by hard-working Janie Thompson. Highlights included the guest appearance of the Edgar Bergen Show and the season ' s Varsity Varieties at the Paramount Theatre. Back row, left to right: Cliff Olmstead, Carol Fisher, Louie Pergolizzi, Rosiland Luke, Jerry Winsor, Polly Loy, Rulon Adams, Janie Thompson, Jack Okleberry. Front row: hiarold Tanner, Roberta Booke, Roger Bown, Marilyn Wood, Gary Rollins, JoAnn Edgington, DeVor. Fife, Sylvia Tyler. 157 [|[R[iE[ enii A formal verson of Sadie Hawk- ins ' Day, the Preference Ball of 1952-53 featured handsome Scott Speakman as the most preferred according to starry-eyed campus coeds. Runners-up Howard Ruff and LeRoy Porter headed a list of 12 other top preferred males on campus, and were honored at a festive banquet preceding the A. W. S. sponsored semi-formal dance. R f -Z ' JP r,, J3nt Delicate silvered branches, stars and spun glass reflected the subtle lighting of the Smith Ballroom as Preferred Scott Speakman received the gallant crown from A.W.S. President Kathy Latimer. Chairman JoAnne Milligan was assisted by Joye Ann Shurtleff, Pat Nowell, Donna Miller, Jean Holman, Nancy Dawn Kropf, LaRae Dunn, and Mary Irons. 158 m[ Preferred Man Scott Speakman gallantly reigned over the eventful evening along with his court of other most-preferred runners-up: LeRoy Porter, Howard Ruff, Albert Whaanga, Harold Christensen, Howard Gongales, Bob Hales, Virgil Camp, Fred Money, Dick Wells, Claude Thomas, Don Van Slooten and Jack Nelson. 159 I[II 11 Death of a Salesman is an exciting story of a man who accepts the denatured ideas of American society and naively succumbs to success — worship and the belief that a jolly locker-room personality which makes one well-liked is a substitute for solid accomplishment. At the age of 63, he is faced with the failure of this way of life. He is an unwanted employee and a parent disappoin- ted in the sons whom he has imparted his own values. This character drama, presented to an overflowing audience in the Provo hllgh Auditorium, is so firmly drawn that many Americans from all walks of life have identified themselves or their relatives with the salesman. DEATH OF A SALESMAN by Arthur Miller Directed by Harold I. Hansen Design adapted from original by Alfred D. Sensenbach CAST OF CHARACTERS Linda - Heloyce Hansen Willy Lomsn - Harold I. Hansen Biff Lael J. Woodbury Happy Grant Jensen Bernard Randall Buchanan The Woman Louene Johnson Charley Wayne Jenkins Uncle Ben _ Calvin Evans Howard Wagner _ _ _ _ Arthur Dummer Jenny Joyce Gustafson Stanley Larry Bowen 160 Leaving a small, Inconspicuous trail In the powdery white snow, a freshman returned to the university for another try at college life. His was a desire to succeed — a dream to fulfill in a new year of love and achievements. Varsity Varieties revealed to Provo citizens your hidden talents ... a ski trail down a slope meant Snow Carnival time . . . real muscle- men showed up at A. M.S. Fife NIte. . . you showed her how to rhumba. 161 |[ [HII 11 Attractive Snow Queen Collette Green provided that snow really isn ' t so cold after all as she presided over the frosty winter wonderland of Snow Carnival time. 162 Above: Timp Haven provided a snow-time paradise for entrees in the ski competition. Right: Queen Collette Green and attend- ants Bonnie Davis and Charlene Van Wagenen received gifts at the Snow Ball. Above right: Clever snow sculp- ture masterpiece of the Athenian social unit took first place with an abstraction of the traditional cou- gar and U. of U. ' s redskin. Snow artists tried their talents in the snow, and the fun began. sioN ciyivii With a tingle of excitement in the chill air . winter, Snow Carnival time made its appearance to offer students more fun than any event of the season. Snow sculpturing, ice-capade competition and a huge fantasy of other snowflake merry-making including the an- nual Snow Bali was chairmanned by Gerry Turner and his talented committee: John Woodward, Collette Green, Dawn hlick- enlooper, Rosalind Luke, Clark Bean, Don Rice, Dixie Robison, Ruth Wilde, Karen Butters, Mary Ann Carter, George Jarvis, and Dick Devey. A ' £ ■ nd,;, AV S 163 Li [ UL M n n n L 1 ; L . A ' ' ' - ' 5 1 f 1 i 1 i 1 1 w .3 ■mi ! M? :V ' ' ;;. -;:; ' ;. 1 ' Hollywood ' s pride and joy, popular N.B.C. radio stars Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy appeared in a riot- ous guest fund-raising program sponsored by the East Provo building committee. Appearing with the famous twosome was top talent from the student program bureau including the hHillbilly Sextet, solos from Lorna Erickson, Ron Wilcox, and Howard Ruff. Choral selections from the ROTC male chorus including solos by Ron Carter and various songs featuring the Dell-Tone trio concluded the talent packed program. A sparkling sixteen piece all-stu- dent dance band directed by Gus Shields and Dick Ballou furnished novel back- ground music. The Drunkard, an old fashioned melodrama, staggered onto the B.Y.U. stage to become an instant hit. The Uni- versity theatre offering was light and relaxing in sharp con- trast to the heavier plays of the regular season. The delighted audience played an important part in the well-known production and cheered the traditional hero, weeping for the sweet little heroine, and hissed at the mean ol ' villan to their hearts ' content. THE DRUNKARD Directed by Harold I. Hansen CAST Mrs. Wilson (her rent was in arrears) Sharon Berrett Mary (she was the widow ' s child) Krista Nelson Nancy Done Lawyer Cribbs (that foul villain!) .... Junius Hamblin Edward Middleton (he was honoraable) Ralph Lundgreen William (just plain honest Bill) Robert Struthers Agnes (boy, was she nuts!) Barbara Lyn West Farmer Stevens (too, too honest) Robert Scalf Farmer Gates (too, too, too honest) Thyrele Robertson Noel Quinn Bartender (the keeper of that foul brew) Geral Wilde Loafer (a man has to rest ' somewhere) Claude Wrathall Mr. Renecelaw (he knew the perils of the brew) Fred Dixon The Boy (he worked for an honest dollar) Geral Wilde The Bank Clerk (he knew his way around, but where was around?) Claude Wrathall Policeman (the strongarm of the law) Claude Wrathall Soubrette Eve Mae Peterson Specialty Numbers Joan Christensen Ye Older Barber Shoppe Quartette ..- Fred Dixon, Robert Struthers, Geral Wilde, Robert Scalf 164 Gay red hearts and purple flowers spilled from a horn of plenty as an enlightened freshman realized that a new life was suddenly his. A new era of honesty, love and brotherhood had erased his doubtful thoughts of the future. A delighted studentbody cheered at the hilarious antics of Bergen and McCarthy . . . Mary Dawson and towering hiank Goldsmith fell in love on the clever prize-winning Banyan assembly . . . Val Norns and Vikings gave out with the vocal chords at the fi t drag . . . Social Hall buzzed with music, fun a 165 Beautious Queen Marilyn Pulsipher graciously accepted the coveted crown and bouquets of carnations as President Wilkinson congratulated her and two lovely attendants Joan Taylor and Marilyn Norton. Seated on a white velvet throne beneath a shimmering silver and red heart, the trio was entertained in royal fashion with the L.D.S. sextettes ' rendition of With a Song in My Heart. Campus beauties from all sections of the nation hopefully stepped forward to fill the dainty glass slipper of the 1953 Banyan Queen. Dashing movie actor Tyrone Power was to be Prince Charming in the selection, and many a young campus princess ' heart beat faster as the approaching stroke of mid- night announced the final decision. f,£- ' Above right: Graceful Millicent Stew- art and Kay Baird performed on the prize-winning Banyan assembly. Chair- man Mary Ann Carter and Lynn Thacker were ably assisted by Pete DeParma, Rosemary Grow, Carole Doyle, Beverly Beard, Ruth Seller, Donna Springer, Dezzie Clegg, Shirley Alleman, and Vernon Murdock. Serving the chair- men on the assembly were Rob West, Beryl Sleater, Grant Southworth, J o- Anne Edington, Judith Manwill, Elaine hHeck- in, and Mary Lou Schelff. 166 n [«![■• Selected -from a bevy of beautiful coeds by motion picture idol Tyrone Power, Queen Marilyn Pulsipher played Cinderella at the 1953 Banyan Ball — Lucky in Love. Other finalists in the selection were Patricia Johnson, Barbara Miller, and Marilyn Peterson. University audiences roared at another speech department comedy farce, Papa is All, one of the merriest and most popular comedies in the modern theatre. The story was cleverly plotted around a Pennsylvania Dutch family and centered around the rebellion of the mother, son, and daughter against the tyrannical Papa, a staunch Mennonite who missed the traditions of his re- ligion for his own purposes and suppressed even the simple pleasures of every-day life for his family. According to Director Gledhill, The play was infused with enough tense moments and high, suspenseful drama to make it one of the most emotionally electrifying, as well as humor- ous evenings ever spent in the theatre. ' PAPA IS ALL Directed by Dr. Preston R. Gledhill CAST OF CHARACTERS Papa Cal Evans Mama Lorna Erickson Jake Stan Porter Emma Pat Mann Mrs. Yoder Julie Groberg State Trooper Brendle Wallace Bruce M PHPH IS  ? 168 M r n U L Familiar Bibler cartoon characters and a refreshing atmosphere of hilarity reigned supreme at the riotous Bibler Bounce, annual fun dance sponsored by the Universe, student newspaper staff. Most campus Joes in the know are acquainted with the pranks of the inimitable cartoon , character known as Wortha! and his gang of college buddies. Students ' popularity polls revealed Louis Per golizzi as the little man on campus, Zan Knudsen as sweetheart Frieda, and Professor Stewart Grow as the unconquerable Profes- sor Snarf. The distinguished trio provided belly-laffs at the evening ' s brawl-er, that is-ball! M: Professor Stewart (Snarf) Grow pre- sented his ever-loving spouse, Mrs. Grow, as happy Zan (Freida) Knudsen and Louis (Worthal) Pergolizzi antici- pated their turns at the mike. Right: Viking-Val Norn Gay Nineties assembly revived the fascinating flapper days familiar to your moms and dads. Left: A tender love-scene at the A.W.S. girl ' s week assembly brought dov n the house. Right: Disguised spys sneaked behind the backdrops of the Autumn Leaf assembly. mu A charming feast of vocal entertainment to lyceum-goers, the prominent Vienna Boys Choir appeared in a guest performance on the regular college series. m Mu nu m lunii A whippoorwill sighed in the hazy distance as the blazing sun made its way to the top of Y Mountain and a new day dawned to find a freshnnan and his friends discussing love, politics, and war on their way to school. Winter ' s snow had made its exit, and blossoms of a golden spring perfumed the air. Songs of spring were featured at the special A Capella as- sembly . . . Elder Harold B. Lee inspired you with his spiritual speecn in devotional . . . Scott Fisher presented routine awards to the cute Nevada Rhythmettes . . . the Y had never seen any- thing quite equal to Joseph Limon and his famous dance troupe. 9 onfesrT ' ° ' nge for . ! ' s m Dancing Carol Robinson ot Portland, Ore- gon provided Junior Prom iniisrmlssion talent. Below: A side-splitting comedy version of Monday ' s forum assemblies sent students rol- ling in the aisles. Ugh! Ugh! Ugha! Boom! shouted Kia Ora Club charac- ters on stage at the Paramount Theatre. 172 THE BARTERED BRIDE Directed by Don L. Earl THE CAST M T Marenica Jenik , ..il...I i,...,it,l.ou Rita Mat+ice N Marilyn Oakey — ■ Jay Fowler y Jesse Gibb Kruslna, Marenka ' s Fath v — =- Nico Snel ' Howard Putnam •Ludmila, His Wife . r. Florence Ipsen Gladys Tippet+s - Kecal, The Marriage Broker .__ _. Virgil Camp Don Watts Vasek yi.. !jjjiiM ..... (pichard Dastrup ; W- .- ' Brandt Curtts Circus Manager ' . ' .. DeVerle Harris Winstow Christensen Esmeralda, A Dancer Myrna Rollins - - Rose Kennard Hata, Vasek ' s Mother Lorna Erickson LaRae Dunn Micha, her husband „ Gene Hansen Earl Kern The Indian _ Gonzalo Peralta Bruce Wursten I THE STORY OF THE OPERA It Is the Patron Saint ' s Feast Day in a little village in Czechoslavakia and the day that Kecal, the marriage broker, has planned a meeting between the families of Krusina and Micha to arrange the marriage of Krusina ' s daughter, Marenka, and Micha ' s son, Vasek. Marenka, however, is in love with Jenik, a handsome young stranger in the village. Kecal discovers the romance and tries to persuade Jenik to give up Marenka, offereing him three hundred gold pieces and another bride. Jenik accepts, on condition that Marenka be given to no one but the son of Micha. When Marenka hears of the bargain, she is heartbroken and at last consents to wed Vasek. Just as the betrothal is to be announced, Jenik steps forth and is recognized as Micha ' s eldest son who had left home years before. As Kecal realizes his failure at match-making and leaves the square, Micha bestows his blessings upon the happy pair. 173 D A land of make believe and classi c enchantment tocit over as your 1953 Junior Prom changed the fieldhouse Into an Elyslan Fantasy. Soft, subtle lighting, music by Les Brown and his band and a wonderland of delicate Greek statues and white columns made this the biggest and best ever In Junior Prom history. Life-size marble statues and Ivy covered column decorations silhouetted prom-goers against the nove ' lighting of the ballroom. Hollywood ' s own Les Brown and his band of re- nown brought a talented troupe to entertain the huge crowd of dancers. 174 ufAM i a44ia64j, rr Lynn Jeppson, as the classic beauly Venus, held large crystal ball and foretold coming events at th Court of Venus assennbly proceeding the formal evenin of tuxedos. Bouquets went to Chairman Vv ' ally hlunt and corr mittee: Hat Jensen, Naida Black, Sylvia Tyler, Ken Perr Boyd Bitton, Bill Perry, Russ Michelson, Vv ' ayne V hite, an Dick Smart. Special intermission entertainment featured Mi; Carol Robinson of Portland in a program of gracefi dance stylings. i, Attracted couples admire( the dainty setting of cupid anf his clan in a sparkling fountai arrangement. 175 A modern adaptation of the Greek tragedy made famous by Sophocles and other classic drama- tists, Antigone reached a peak in stirring enter- tainment as it unfolded on the university theatre series in March. Directed by Dr. Harold I. hHansen, the performance featured unique stage settings and superb lighting and was narrated between actual scenes of action by a one-man chorus, played by Rue Johnson. University audiences polled their ap- proval of the timely tragedy. ANTIGONE by Jean Anouilh Directed by Dr. Harold I. Hansen Designed by Alfred D. Sensenbach CAST Chorus Rue C. Johnson Antigone Joan Goins Sharon Buchanan Nurse Glenda Barnes Ismene Dawn Riggs Jean Harris Haemon Arthur Dummer Creon Clyde Ricks Jonas (1st Guard) Larry Bowen Second Guard Morris Hickman Messenger Ralph C. Lundgreen Page - Golden Terry Eurydice Martha Mae Warner M 176 A gusty wind and a light drop of pure crystal water informed a bright- eyed freshman that another season was stealing down nature ' s flowered pathway. Summer with its gay adventure peeked around a corner for a glimpse at its new surroundings. Dancing dolls winked at the fieldhouse crowd for the Alcyone-Saxon assembly . . . hopeful females drew for a lucky diamond from the zircon bowl at the annual ad ball . . . male faculty members dressed as dainty songleaders caused close to panic during A.W.S. girls ' week . . . Cesta Tie and dates learned to dance in the Smith Ballroom. 177 um [flSHfi ' Who will be Belle of the Y? loomed as the foremost campus question of the wee cosd aspirants for the royal place e e week-long judging based on da eauty, talent, popularity and cake b n honor of Miss Barbara Nlch I953 ' s Belle of the Y, the huge bloc was lighted and the traditional necklace was presented the lovely ner by Student Coordinator, Royd C. Braithwaite. Two deserving ru ners-up, Lynette Madsen an Joyce hienrichsen, shared reg honors at the evening ' s ball. M ■ n ' CHss 178 B[[l[ If III ! Judged on popularity, talent, beauty, dancing and cake baking abilities, all-around cannpus sweetheart Bar- bara Nicholson, 1953 Belle of the Y Ball honors. 179 Another instant hit on the University theatre stage, George Bernard Shaws ' imnnortal Pygmalion is based on the ancient Greek legsnd of the sculptor, Pygmalion, who created a beautiful statue of the lady, Galatea, and fell in love with the statue and brought it to life. The play concerns a Cockney flower-vending girl, picked up on the London streets by two professors of phonetics, who make a bet that they can turn her Into a lady and pass her off as a duchess in six months. Complications arise when the men look on her only as an interesting experiment and fail to recognize her as a woman. PYGMALION by George Bernard Shaw Directed by Alfred Designed by D. Sensenbacli Junius Hamblin CAST OF CHARACTERS (In order o f their appearance) Eliza Doolittle ® vle Hall The Bystander J°hn A. Green The Lady - Eleanor Crowshaw The Gentleman Randall Buchanan His Mother-in-Law Joyce Gustafson The Girls and Boys Jearn Warner. Ted Hunter, Juna Abbott, Kay Baird Mrs. Eynsford-Hill R Nae Green Her Daughter, Clara Mary Dawson Her Son, Freddy - Sranf Grover Colonel Pickering Kay Moon Henry Higgins - Craig Lillywhite The Taxi Driver James Fife Mrs. Pearce Barbara Lyn West Alfred Doolittle Richard Brannock Mrs. Higgins Anne Rasmussen Her Maid J Abbott pfcy Kliir. ■• aM-f 180 m nm mun A freshman peeped from his basement window at a plump red robin snapping bits of yellow straw from an old broom to build its nest in the high treetops. He pictured himself at the first of the year — gradually climbing until he, too, had reached the top of a tree, a tree of adjustment, perhaps — and then he went home for the summer. He waved goodbye to friends and classmates . . . the Ri Vedas offered spring flowers as a going-away present — seniors laughed and cried at a touching commencement ceremony . . leaving dear old B.Y.U. until next fall— be ' ff ' mMM ii M 1 11 e[U[s i - ' Buckets of whitewash, old brooms and mops, girls in levis, and vigilan- tes on the prowl gave a freshman his first impression of Y Day. While the male population set out for rug- ged mountain climbing to paint the highest college letter in the world, energetic coeds went on a campus- cleaning spree to leave dear old alma mater spotless for the summer term. At night, the vivid glow of the lighted Y exemplified the true college spirit behind a cultured and spiritual uni- versity. .«v ' - ?,« -jf- T When the masculine artists of the mountain had achieved the brilliant white ferfection desired, they returned to a earty feast prepared by sister students. Games and entertainment fin- ished the day — and a few of the 182 iRi[iiii[si m CAROLYN EDWARDS Voted by students as most friendly girl on campus, Carolyn achieved an admirable reputation as student-body secretary, member of Val Norn, Gamma Phi Omicron. and White Key, and smiled her way through an outstanding year of student leadership at the school she holds so dear to her heart. Helpful and understanding, Carolyn Is a Provo gal and believes that a spiritual conception of life leads to a healthier and more friendly state of mind. LEROY PORTER Happy-go-luclty LeRoy of the hearty greeting and friendly hand-clasp maintained an enviable record as student- body president and a preferred man, and was elected by an overwhelming majority of campus citizens as most friendly boy on campus. A resident of Provo, he has served a full- time mission for the Church, and proved that student lead- ership goes hand in hand with hard work, efficient organiza- tion and a friendly HI! 183 I m Conscientious and devofed fo the 1953 Banyan, Bob Carter proved to be an outstanding Editor. Never losing his cheerful attitude and friendly smile, even after working Into the early morning. Bob was always accommodating and never too busy to help the junior members of his staff meet their deadlines. Optimistic, hardworking, always friendly, and with a heart as big as all outdoors, ' Bob Carter will long be remembered In the Banyan office. Capable and efficient, the 1953 assistant edi- tors assumed many editorial tasks. They had com- plete charge of the Banyan Ball and the Banyan assembly, which won the winter quarter outstanding assembly trophy. Their assistance gave valuable aid to the editor, and experience for future years to themselves. B.Y.U. has not seen the last of these two. LYNN THACKER Assistant Editor MARY ANNE CARTER Assistant Editor Top row, left to right: Marjorle Wine- gar, activities: Beverly Boyack, organ- izations; Marolyn Taylor, organiza- tions; Carol Doyle, art; Carolyn Tay- lor, organizations: LaVar Steele, lay- out; hHelen Jolley, sophomores; Elva Chrlstensen, layout; Mary Lind Irons, juniors. Bottom Row: Leslie Nielsen, Index; Norlnne Teuscher, sports; Mil- ton Larson, photographer; Jo Ann Edgington, administration; Judith Manwlll, administration; M a r I e n e (Fluff) Grigg, freshmen; Jerry Lind- say, sports; Kate McGuire, copy; Jan- ice White, seniors. The BANYAN Is proud of Andy Douglass and his sales staff who anticipated a great year in the sale of yearbooks and devoted untiring effort to overcome the risk entailed. While carrying a full academic load, Andy managed the business staff and surprised tra- dition with progressive ideas concerning sales which amounted to the distribution of 3,610 BANYANS. KAREN BUTTERS Business Secretary BONNIE GILES (left) and BEVERLY ROSS Assistant Business Secretaries MARY LOU SCHELFF Editorial Secretary Left to right: Maurine Gassman, JoAnn Penrod, Wanda Higbee, Louise Sackett, Roberta Hansen, Vernon Murdock, Mary Beth Salmond, Grant Southworth. [ Hf Pfll L L L U  U I Left: (left to right) Leila Taylor, Lucille Hulme, Jean Wimmer, Dolores Wilcken, Barbara Hoyt. Right: Elaine Hickin, Sonya Nielson, Leslie Nielsen, Joan Hoppie, Pat Christensen, Charlene Sessions. Left to right: Rosemary Grow, Helen Summers, Margaret Greer. NORM ' AN SMITH Photographer KEITH SMITH Photographer JIM SILL Photographer BOB WEST Organizations SALLY MADSEN Personalities Left to right: Dixie McClellan, Marilyn Ballard, Sally Cannon, Harriet Whiting, Edna Mae Crowley, Shirley Hansen, Drew Crowley. . .1 Left to right: Barbara Wareing, Charlene Guild, Jill Wintch RUTH WILDE Classes ANNETTE WOOD Organizations GRANT- SOUTHWORTH MAE RENE BARNEY DORIS DORNEY Art Index Winter Quarter Ted Money — 1952 Banyan business manager and 1953 Universe business manager — supplied the ways and means for you, the students, to re- ceive a Uni verse every Tuesday and Thursday without charge. Joyce Whiteley — although busy as White Key prexy — kept things in or- der with efficient office management — in both old and new office loca- tions. Jack Monson adds spice and zip to every issue with professional action shots and photos. Full of fun, he is rarely seen without his flashy pet, that camera. Athletic events played on Saturday night constitute a pressing deadline on Sports staff (left) Nolan Johnson, Burl Collyer, Ted Johnson, Reed hlunter, Lorin Dunn, and Larry Sargent. Ted Johnson, Jack Nelson, and Lorin Dunn headed the group. (Lower left) Columnists Arthur Hardy, Virgil Smith, (second row) Cal Pratt, and Zan Knudson cover items from world-wide significance to college trends as a Universe feature. (Lower center) Your UNIVERSE added a society page under the direction of Lois Seller (right. Dorothy Bartels (left) acted as copy edi- tor. (Lower right) Earl Mcbride and Mary Anne Carter, feature co-editors livened up the straight news with stories on the lighter side. pO ' ' ■s i M 188 Due to the long hours of the largest and most dependable staff In years, the 1953 BY UNIVERSE captured the significance of the moment and acted as an advocate in the cry for press freedom. Throughout the year on the editorial page, several big issues such as the modesty question, devotional bickerings, and the White Horse Controversy drew response from studentbody and faculty alike. The Bibler Bounce sponsored by the staff lead by unassuming Ralph Jack and the extra-special Christ- mas, Homecoming, and Gooniverse editions made history and fun for the entire studentbody. of 11 1111 ' ' Jack Nelson (right) present at every worthwhile activity — held a sports editor post. (Lower left) Dallas Burnett (left) Thursday Editor, and Dick Oveson, Tuesday Editor, operated their issues as smoothly as any editor in chief. (Lower center) Har- rison Groutage dressed up the sports page with skilled sketches of B.Y. ' s favorite hoop men. (Lower right) Dave Forsyth, Managing Editor and the man whose ideas al- ways worked, and Lu Markham, Associate Editor — do-, nated undying devotion and effort to the publication, cooperated to get each Universe before you. t Vl Mild-mannered Ralph Jack, Editor-in-Chief, as- sured B.Y.U. of a full eight-page newspaper every Tuesday and Thursday plus extra editions for special occasions. y 189 P C ) Don Barbezat Kathy Redd Dave Cole Ellen Keeler Karin Wood Ken Howard Roberta Hansen Ruth Rytting Alan Ttiomander Carolyn Wallis Kent Lloyd FD Dick Scholle Minnie Shertzer Marilyn Redd Austin Wahlquist Virginia Havens Mary Jane Murdock Dell Foutz Varlene Cook Rex Gledhill Noreen Hubbord Weston Edwards 190 CLINT LARSEN Autumn Quarter Advisor THOMAS CHENEY Winter and Spring Quarter Advisor Editor Virgil Smith (right) and associate editor Richard Pope examine some manuscript in the new WYE office. This year was crowded with ' firsts ' for the student magazine. Publication was in- creased to three times yearly; the use of color. Illustration, and advertising was Increased in amount and attractiveness.; ari office in the new Student Service Center was occupied: the editor became a student body officer and a member of the Legislative Council; and Wye became a member of the Associated Collegiate Press, a national organization. Although not specializing academically In English or Journalism, editor Virgil B. Smith devoted his talent and much personal attention to the production of each Wye, In addition to writing a weekly column for the campus newspaper. He has tried to make the magazine an appropriate expression of the unique culture surrounding B. Y. U. by using material of literary quality coupled with significant, constructive content. Left to Right: Jack Nelson, fiction; Emma Broadbent, non-fiction; Barbara Romney, poetry; Richard Pope, associate editor; Virgil B. Smith, editor; Sheila Thompson, ari; John Routsong, publication; Don Rice, art director. Left to Right: Janice Thorne, fiction; Marilyn McFarland, publication; Alfred Bush, non-fiction; Lorraine Taylor, fiction; J. Norman Smith, photography; Lynn Staheli, photography; David Cole, publication; Tracy Tucker, advertising; Grant Grover, publication; Ellen Jeserick, publication. Not Present: Don Mortensen, art; Lynette Larsen. art; Joyce Nicholes, art; Rayna Pace, art; James Brimhall, photography; David Mortensen, art; Lucille Matthews, fiction; Geraldtne Asplund, poetry; Susan Ream, poetry; R. Neal Richards, poetry; Don Barbezat. publication; Patricia Solomon, publication; JoAnne Calwell, secretary; Minor Chase, advertising manager, and Peter Myer, art. 191 . ' . TT and when the times of the I Gentiles is come in, a light shall break i forth among them that sit in dark- ness ... D C45:28 fi - ' «;! !iiR iiin un 11 ii[ M 11 GtO p Js aen 5 i fres ' ,V ma ' ' THE FRESHMAN CLASS— starting off on a path of green to struggle through registration, orientation, initiation, and vacci- nation . . . young hopefuls in love with life and filled with big ideas for a bright future . . . largest class in history . . . tonnorrow ' s upperclassmen. GORDON COFFMAN Freshman Vice-President Or -eV CRAIG CARPENTER and SUSANNE PARTRIDGE Class Representatives to Legislative Council 194 ' Pefi4aHcUlUeA GORDON COFFMAN Friendly Frosh Vice-President from Salt Lake City . . . personality winner with a he-man smile and energy plus . . . Viking pledge and member of Frosh Council. k MARILYN BALLARD Vivacious Cougarette and Elections com- mittee member who hails from Duarte, California . . . won friends and admirers as a campus Banyan Salesman . . . ToKalon pledge. JOHN WARD A sun-tanned Californian from Long Beach known to fellow frosh as Little John . . . Publicity Chairman for class and member of Rally Committee . . . Val Hyric claimed him . . . Banyan Salesman. I 195 ' PenaanciUUeA GEORGE SUKIASIAN Dynamic Frosh President from Los Angeles . . . proud Viking who devoted time on the Christmas Drive and Freshman Carnival . . . member of Legislative Council. VICKI LJ RSON Pretty member of Frosh Council with a unique knack for assuming unlimited duties . . . made an immediate hit with the freshman class . . . nterested in making friends and getting an education. GEORGE ROMNEY Another energetic Frosh Council member . . . used intelligence to serve on several committees . . . industrious, friendly, and ready to serve his class and school. t96 e a udCUe RUTH RYTTING Sensational parcel from Tremonton with a mag- netic smile and matching personality . . . petite Sponsor Drill Team member and busy Universe reporter . . . talented committee worker. KARL WOOD Spark-plug drummer for Cougarettes . . . pledged Viking . . . winsome smile and dancing eyes . . . one of Frosh election finalists . . . another friendly Provoan. 197 f|[Sy[l Just what we ' ve needed all summer — a shoe shine! Ahlceah, Robert E Window Rocic, Arizona Allan, Betty Jewel Salt Lake City, Utah Abel, Ralph Tremonton, Utah Ahlander, Diane Prove, Utah Aitken, Arlene Spanish Fork, Utah Aegen, Richard Earl Las Vegas, Nevada Abbott, Sheldon L. Mesquite, Nevada Adannson, Blaine W. Lehi, Utah Abrams, Lewis Rupert, Idaho Adams, LaVere Tremonton, Utah Adams, Annette Salt Lake City, Utah Adams, Gaylord New York City, N. Y. | Aamodt, Melvin Murray, Utah Adamsort, David Salt Lake City, Utah Adams, Dixie Orem, Utah Akita, Norman — Kekana Kaugi, Hawaii Alleman. Shirley — Benn, Idaho Allen, Carole — Nampa, Idaho Allen, Nadine — Provo, Utah Allen, Yolande — Richfield, Utah Anderson, Paul R. — Fillmore, Utah Anderson, Billy R. — Green River, Wyoming Alves dos Santos, Roberto — Campinas, Brazil Anderson, Joanne — Brigham City, Utah Allen, Eugene R. — Prescott, Arizona Alexander, Joann — Magna, Utah Anast, Connie — Granger, Utah Allred, Byron H. — Burley, Idaho Allen, Shirley Fay — Silver Spring, Md. Alexander, Patsy — Gunnison, Utah . . Ir, V l I ' 4 ' 198 Anderson, Mario Provo. Utah Andersen, Paul G. Brigham City, Utah Anderson, Ruth Jeanne Provo, Utah Arrlngton, Ross L. Twin Falls, Idaho Anderson, Nina Rae Hollywood, California Anderson, Gale Y. Pocatello, Idaho Anderson, Mary Lou American Fork, Utah Anderson, Boyd Idaho Falls, Idaho Andrew, Reed C. Detroit, Michigan Anderson, Paul Fillmore, Utah Austin, Elaine C. Los Angeles, California Ashcroft, Walter R. Eagar, Arizona Anderson, Morgan Barrell, Canada Bailey, Gerald E. Anniston, Alabama Anderson, Blaine Sandy, Utah Baker, Roger E. Prescott, Arizona Bailey, Gerald H. Los Angeles, California Baker, Rachel Kimberly. Idaho Baldwin, JaNeene Las Vegas, Nevada Aslett, DeWayne Arimo, Idaho Bacon, Carl W. Hollywood, California Bahe, Dorothy E. Fairfield, Conneticut Badger, Alonzo Holden, Utah Baker, Barrylyn Provo, Utah Banks, Roy Battle Creek, Michigan Anderson, Gladys Arco, Idaho Anderson, Jane Nampa, Idaho Armstrong, Charlene Salt Lake City, Utah Anderson, Jean B. Ruth, Nevada Andrus, Roman R. Provo, Utah Andrus Renae Ucon, Idaho Anderson, Ann Safford, Arizona Anderson, Jay Tremonton, Utah Atkin, Garrold San Bennardo, California Austin, Janet Las Vegas, Nevada Baker, Charles K. San Francisco, Calif. Averett, Marie Sprlngville, Utah Ballard, Marilyn Duarte, California Ballard, Barbara Richland, Washington Batle, Lynn R. Payson, Utah Balls, Val L. Dayton, Idaho Bailey, Shirley American Fork, Utah Banks, Robin Los Angeles, ' California Baisner, Inga Denmark Banks, Lavoir Idaho Falls, Idaho 199 Barker, Cloyd E. — Murray, Utah Cardsley, Stanford — Salt Lake City .Utah P-) lis, Emma Dell — Spanish Fork, Utah Eanier, Jack — Springville, Utah Banner, Max S. — Burley, Idaho Ballif, Maurice H. — Boise, Idaho Bartschi, ReNae — Pocatello, Idaho Barnett, Jacqueline — Bingham Canyon, Utah Barrett, EIna Grace — Pocatello, Idaho Barney, Shirley — Roberts, Idaho Barson, Carol — Inglewood, California Barron, Beverly — Boise, Idaho Baker, Charlene — Burley, Idaho Barker, Joan — Washington, Indiana Barnes, Donna J. — Arco, Idaho Barney, Mae Rene — Elsinore, Utah Barnes, Slenda — Blackfoot, Idaho Barkdull, Del F. — Pocatello, Idaho Beach, Gary A. — Idaho Falls, Idaho Bean, Ron H. — Seattle, Washington Barber, Billie Marlene — Tooele, Utah Bird, JoAnn — Idaho Falls, Idaho Barnes, Lynn San Gabriel, California Bauer, Milo — Charlo, Montana Barrett, Ruth Ann • — Pocatello, Idaho Bashara, Suzanne — Provo, Utah Barrett, Stephen — Albany, California Bassett. Barbara Jo — Mesa, Arizona Barton, Keith — Moab, Utah Barrus, Colleen — Grantsville, Utah Bastow, Mary Lou — Pocatello, Idaho Beck, Lucille — Aberdeen, Idaho Bean, Janis — Salt Lake City, Utah Beardall, Louis — Springville, Utah Beaty, Barbara — Pasadena, California Beckstead, Marriner — NephI, Utah Bennett, Jane — San Mateo, California Bennett, Wayne — Preston, Idaho Bentley, Joseph — Torreon, Mexico Bennett, Val Dee — Tremon+on, Utah Bennett, Lloy — Vernal, Utah Bergquist, Gordon — Preston, Idaho Berrett, Mildred — Draper, Utah Bernards, Jonita — Salt Lake City, Utah Bird, Alice G. — Ocean Springs, Miss. Bate, Ronald Dick — American Fork, Utah Berrett, Rob — Rigby, Idaho Bertoncel, Eileen — Point of Roclcs, Wyo. 200 Blacker, Norene — Heyburn, Idaho Blacit, Dorothy — Delta, Utah Black, David — Ontario, California Blackburn, Gayle — Emery, Utah Bjorkman, Marcia — Culver City, California Blackham, Louise — Provo, Utah Bennett, Ferris Rae — Meadow, Utah Bean, Walter — LaGrande, Oregon Baxter, Helen — Salt Lake City, Utah Best, Brian S. — Kamas, Utah Bastin, Barbara — Pocatello, Idaho Bate, William — Eureka, Utah Beck, Duane H. — American Fork, Utah Beard. Beth — Brigham City, Utah Beutler, Ralph — Richfield, Utah Beard, Betty — Brigham City, Utah Bennett, June — Hansen, Idaho Beckstead, Jeannine — Preston, Idaho Bean, Helen — Ashland, Oregon Bock, Veria — Ovid, Idaho Bedke, Meriel Anne — Oakley, Idaho Bean, James H, — Pendleton, Oregon Baxter, Audrey — Orem, Utah Beaman, Bruce W. — San Diego, California Beebe, Robert — Green River, Wyoming Beer, Leanne A. — San Jose, California Beebe, Carolyn — Santa Barbara, California Bethamy, Stanley — El Monte, California Beckstead, Rea — Murray, Utah Beckstead, Sharron — Preston, Idaho Beckman, Don — Denver, Colorado Behunin, Shirley — Burnt Fork, Wyoming Behunin, Bonnie — Burnt Fork, Wyoming Beauchamp, Joyce — Burbank, California Beckstead, Sondra Lee — Preston, ld ho Beesley, Afton — Salt Lake City, Utah Bennett, Gladys Rea Carleton Place, Ontario - Tote dat barge! Lift dat pail! 201 IR[SHII[ 1 ?. Free-for-all at the Autumn Leaf Hike. Blackham. Sam Ruth. Nevada Blackham, Dick Long Beach. Cahfornia Binlts, Glade Mapleton. Utah Black, Ladean Bountiful, Utah Blochner, Loren Olympia, Washington Bell, Lou Jean American Fork, Utah Bergen, Connie Torrance, California Blaylock, Max Idaho Falls, Idaho Bills, Anita Carmen. Idaho Bird, Billie Springville, Utah Biggs, Hazel Dawn Tooele, Utah Bell. Pat Aztec. New Mexico Bischoff. Robert Caliente, Nevada Bell, Alice Ann Venice. California Bills. Nancy Evanston, Wyoming .| Blau, Nadine — Logan, Utah Bloctener. Marilyn — Evanston, Wyoming Brown, Roger L. — Provo, Utah Blauer. Willes D. — Burley. Idaho Blanchard, Marilyn — Victor, Idaho Blanchard. Harriet — Chester, Idaho Bleak, Manetta — Pioche, Nevada Bushman, Phoebe — Snowflake. Arizona Butler, Gloria — Yuma, Arizona Bluth. Larry — Mesa, Arizona Boswell, Priscilla — Provo. Utah Boswell, Carol — Tucson, Arizona Butler. Ervan H. — Eagar. Arizona Boiey, Douglas A. — Alhambra, California Bodily, Afton — Gusher, Utah 202 Boren, Emma Salt Lake City, Utah Borget, Provo, Paula Utah Bodell, D Salt Lake xie Citv , Utah Boyer, Rae Ann Springville, Utah Bower, Von Fresno, California Brooks, Willard Cardston, Canada Bringhurst, Sandra Toquerville, Utah Boley, Co American leen Fork Utah Bown, Sally Provo, Utah Bright, Don D. St. Anthony, Idaho Bybee, Darilynn Bell, California Briggs, Albany JoAnne California Bringhurst Murray, Ga Utah yie Blumve, Ethel Pasadena, California Brannock, Richard Bremerton, Washington Bignall, Rosalie Heber City, Utah Bannock, Donna Bremerton, Washington Bradshaw, Joh Drummond, W n Allen ontana Bridget, Jean Orem, Utah Broman, Joan Salt Lake City, Utah ' Brennan, Margaret Ann Walla Walla, Washington BrenchI Wellsvi By, Deonne le, Utah Brewer, Joann Salt Lake Cit , Utah Broad, William Hawaii Broadhead, Rex Duchesne, Utah Boyack. J Salt Lake eanette City, Utah Borgeson, June Santaquin, Utah Boyd, Helen Marion, North Carolina Boyd, Provo Betty Utah Lorraine Boardman, Provo, Ut Karma h in ho Bohn, Mildred Springville, Utah Bowden, Joyce Midway, Utah Bradbury, Joan Bellingham, Washington- Bowden, Robert C. Rock Springs, Wyoming Byrd, Vyond Pomona, Ca elle ifornia Bowen, Di Boise, Ida Boos, Glend Ramona ale, California Bodily, Gwen Gusher, Utah W. Bowen, Jody Salt Lake City , Utah Bradshaw Arcadia, , Emory California Brown, Dally Hawaii ne Brandt, E Pocatello, aine Ida ho McKane Tomball, LaDona Texas Bromley, American Carolyn Fork, Utah Brim, Downe Larry y, Ida H. ho 203 ! n 1 11 ! Brenner, Marie — Santa Paula, California Brown, Betty Jo — Pima, Arizona Busby, Llewellyn D. — Montebello, California Brooks, Shirley — Burbank, California Briggs, Loretta — Blackfoot, Idaho Bralthwaite, Dale — Provo, Utah Brown, Carolyn — Las Vegas, Nevada Brown, Kay F. — Arcadia, California Brown, Viva — ■ Provo, Utah Brown, Lois — El Cajon, California Brown, Judy — Provo, Utah Brown, Willard D. — Buhl, Idaho Bunch, Belva L. — Mesa, Arizona Bunch, Edna Florine — Elizabeth City, N. C. Bullock, Claire — Taber, Canada Burke, Marvin — Worlad, Wyoming Bullock, Joan — Orem, Utah Bunker, Ivan — Provo, Utah Budge, Barbara — Malad, Idaho Buckner, Marilyn — Provo, Utah Buchanan, George E. — Salt Lake City, Utah Buell, LaRon N. — Heber City, Utah Butt, John Calvin — Blanding, Utah Brown, Wally — Salt Lake City, Utah Bryant, Arleen — Long Beach, California Bryan H. Venae — Tooele, Utah Bryson, Beth — Vernal, Utah Bullock, Boyd — Boulder City, Nevada Buckwalter, Kent — American Fork, Utah Burke, VInnie — Alameda, California Buettner, Patricia — Bell, California Burke, Sherril, — Shelley, Idaho Burton, Marie — Afton, Wyoming Bartschi, ReNae — Pocatello, Idaho Burr, Gaylon — Salina, Utah Burnett A. Boyd — Bell, California Burnslde, Norma — Provo, Utah Bunker, Velyle — Orem, Utah Burnham, Evva Jean — Salt Lake City, Utah Burrows, Abbie — Salt Lake City, Utah Bunnell, Donna — Spring City, Utah Busath, Boyd — Salt Lake City, Utah Calllster, Carolyn — Delta ,Utah Canfield, Ron — LaJunta, Colorado Call, Owen Dean — Colonia Dublan, Mexico Call, Rosemary — Citrus Heights, California Carter, Betty — Ogden, Utah Call, Ivan Taylor — Ely, Nevada 204 Cardon, Earl — - El Paso, Texas Cannon, Suzanne — Los Angeles, California Carlile, Alvin • — ■ Springville, Utah Cannon, Sally - — Santa Monica, California Call, Udean — Burley, Idaho Casto, LaJuan — Holladay, Utah Carroll, Kenneth C. — Orem, Utah Carpenter. Craig — Washington, D. C. Call, Flora — Ukiah. California Call, Jeanne — Phoenix, Arizona Calder, Carrie K. — Vernal, Utah Casper, Carole — Rigby. Idaho Calvert, David R. — Greenville, Utah Carlson, Terry — Enumclaw, Washington Cox, LaWana — Shelley, Idaho Castillo, Maria — Quatamsea, Guatemala Cech, Virginia — Van Nuys, California Carlson, Alfred — Provo, Utah Chidester, Dorothy — Salt Lake City, Utah Chrisfopherson, LeRoy — Fillmore, Utah Campora, Pat — Stockton, California Chrlstensen, Roy — Copperton, Utah Carpenter, Lila Joy — Evanston, Wyoming Chatwin, Marshall — Brawley, California Christiansen, Dale — Provo. Utah Christiansen, Patricia — Monroe, Utah Chllds, Carole — Temple City, California Doane, Charles — Rjpert, Idaho Cheney, Marian — Bend, Oregon Christensen, James — Garland, Utah Carlisle, Nola — American Fork, Utah Clark, Jean — Morgan, Utah Cheever, Shirley F. — Bingham, Utah Clark, Jon G. — Oakley, Idaho Clark, Audrey — Grand Junction, Colorado Clark, Donald Rean — Yuba City, California Arbuckle, Gary Monterey Park, Calif. Curtis, Lindsay Heber, Utah Ideal rendezvous for mountain goats — or Freshmen. 205 Your first big thrill at the Y — all lit up. Clyde, Jane Provo, Utah Chris+ensen, Joan Provo, Utah Close, Mel Las Vegas, Nevada Christenson, Karen Provo, Utah Christensen, Elva Kingman. Arizona Christopherson, LeRoy Fillmore, Utah Cheney, Karia Dawn Provo, Utah Chadwicic, Patricia Seattle, Washington Christensen, Dale Manila, Utah Christensen, Gayla Jean Fayette, Utah Chamema, Bill Winslow, Arizona Chandler, Rjlon Wendell, Idaho Christensen, Wynn Driggs, Idaho Chandler, Jeralie Centervllle, Utah Childs, Lewis FHawthorne, California Christensen, Mary J. — Manila, Utah Clark, Joan Shirley — Tooele, Utah Clark, Mary Louise — Provo, Utah Clark, Sharon — Salt Lake City, Utah Child, Nani — Nyssa. Oregon Clyde. Jane — Provo, Utah Christopherson, George — Lehl, Utah Clark, Audrey — Grand Junction, Colorado Chadwick, JoAnn — Nampa, Idaho Clay, Marijane — Burley, Idaho Clark, Geraldlne — Brigham City, Utah Clegg, Dezzle — hteber, Utah Cluff, Marion H. — Provo, Utah Clarkson, Connie — Bountiful, Utah Chidester, Dorothy — Salt Lake City, Utah 206 Cook, Kay Burbank, California Cook, Gayle Burbank, California Collard, Kathy Provo, Utah Cook, Ivan Payette, Idaho Colburn, Delthia Honolulu, Hawaii Cook, Katherine Enterprise, Utah Colovich, Don G. Cols, Prove, Utah Cowley, Chad Venice, Utah Coons, Dal Mesa, Arizona Critchfield, LeRoy Kamloops, Canada Clawson, Gordon Ogden, Utah Coy, Joyce Long Beach, California Cowan, Jim San Diego, California Cozzens, Matt Powell, Wyoming Conder, Darrell American Fork, Utah Cooper, d mes Cheronee, N C , Cobia, David Moses Lake, Washi7i i jn Crowther, Duane Arlington, Virginia Cooper, Kenneth h, Utah Cook, Doris Fountain Green_Utah Coombs, Ray Tremonton, Utah t, Veria ah Cox, Jim ' ' Clayson. Vond Moies Lake, Wa fe ofl ' ' Colt, John C. ;ity, Utgh Coe, i) sdemona. - offman, Gordon — i f Crane, Loren altr. Lake City,. UTair5dLi Las Y©gas, N Colton, Joyce Price, Utah Childs, LeRoy Centerfield, Utah Cox, John G. Provo, Utah Coll ' er, Maureen Orem, Utah Cowley, Leah Provo, Utah Clark, Harold Richland, Washington Cox, Boyd Ray Kaysvrlle, Utah ..Connolly, Kay Salt Lake City, Utgh EuHgrtbn, CalifQHl r g;£Sit nwood, Arizona _ - ' Cooper, Cleo Phoenix, Arizona C Sa ad Cook, Kay Burbank, California Cox, Virginia Indio, California 207 [||[|I6[« I Crowley, Edna — Glendale, California Crouch, EIna — Pocatello, Idaho Crowley, Edmund Drew — Glendale, Calif. Cowley, Joyce — Tremonton, Utah Crosby, Frank • — San Diego, California Cromar, Don — Denver, Colorado Crookston, Eva Marie — Alberta, Canada Curtis, Gretta — Solomon, Arizona Coffman, Margaret — Springville, Utah Curry, Gloria Ann — Las Vegas, Nevada Curtis, Clyne A. Cokevllle, Wyoming Cushing, John — Bountiful, Utah Davis, Dorothy — Blackfoot, Idaho Crawford, Ray F. — Paris, Idaho Day, Bill — Oakley, Idaho Davis, John — Emmett, Idaho Crandall, Carlisle K. — Springville, Utah Davis, Kent — Las Vegas, Nevada Crandall, Barbara — Salt Lake City, Utah Criddle, Jay — Idaho Falls, Idaho Crowl, Bob — Wakarmsu, Kansas Crowther, Janette — Sanford, Colorado Crookston, Eva — Magrath, Canada Cromar, Dale — Denver, Colorado Dummer, Arthur — Burley, Idaho Duffin, Irene — Axtell, Utah DuPaix, Louise — Salt Lake City, Utah Duke, Frances — Heber City, Utah DurFee, Delsa — Randlett, Utah Davis, Jinx — San Bernardino, California Draper, Don C. — Spanish Fork, Utah Driggs, Don C. — Phoenix, Arizona Doyle, Carole — Los Angeles, California Driggs, Dianne — Fresno, California Dorney, Doris — Dingle, Idaho Dredge, John — Malad, Idaho Dunford, Kent — Provo, Utah Dawes, David — Los Angeles, California Duren, Betty — Fort White, Florida Doty, Ray — Moapa, Nevada Dittmore, Maylin — Orem, Utah Dickinson, LaRene — Inglewood, California Doughty, Marba — Spanish Fork, Utah Duncan, Don — Alhambra, California Doman, Norma — Ontario, Oregon Doman, Letha E. — Ontario, Oregon Daniel, Marcia — Rutherford, California Dorius, Sheila — Provo, Utah 208 Danielson, Demar — Sprlngville, Utah -Dace, Wallace Steven — Everett, Washington Davis, Diane — Salt Lake City, Utah Davis, Bonnie L. — Salt Lake City, Utah Davis, Carnaen — China Lake, California Davidson, Samuel — Pocatello, Idaho Dalton David — Springville, Utah Dayes, Albert R. — New York City, N. Y. Daniels, Jean — Long Beach, California Dalbey, Loretta — Walnut Creek, California Day, Janice — Bountiful, Utah Davis, R. J. — Idaho Falls, Idaho Day, Janette — Oakley, Idaho Dailey, Stan — Hollywood, California Dallin, R. Lowell — Springville, Utah DaBell, Ralph — Opportunity, Washington Daniels, Donald — Mesa, Arizona Davis, Betty — Ogden, Utah Davles, Margaret — Panguitch, Utah DeHoyo?, Alberto — Mexico Deputy, Russell — Salisbury, Maryland Dart, James A. — Spanish Fork, Utah Despain, Donna — Lovell, Wyoming Detane, Thomas — Greybull, Wyoming DeHaan, Joanne — Salt Lake City, Utah Deardorff, Paul — Salt Lake City, Utah Denison, Leiand — Salt Lake City, Utah Decker. Gladys — Snowflake, Arizona Denison, Ronald H. — Salt Lake City, Utah DeHoyos, Fred — Colonia, Juarez, Mexico Dickey, Madeline — Jacksonville, Florida DeLange, Leiand — Oram, Utah Dearden, David — Henefer, Utah Denison, Rinaldo F., Jr. — Shelby, Montana Dickison, Ben — Ponca City, Oklahoma Dietrich, Ernest — Emmett, Idaho re f ■ % A rv I,  Refreshing the Freshmen on Y -Day. 209 Ha! Ha! Ha! Ho! Ho! Tee! Hee! Haw! Haw! Erekson, Klenner Salt Lake City, Utah Glover, Edwin Eureka, Utah Edwards, Janis Spanish Fork, Utah Ellis, Darrel Mancos, Colorado Boyer, Fritz Springville, Utah Dunkley, Betty Mae American Fork, Utah DeMarco, Barbara Erie, Pennsylvania Eggertsen, Jill Ann Arbor, Michigan Eddington, Carol Murray, Utah Echols, Robert L. Phoenix, Arizona Ediing, Deslyn Glendale, California Edgir.gton, JoAnn Provo, Utah Edenfield, Grady Jacksonville, Florida Dickie, Mary Lou MacLoed, Canada Edwards, Earl G. McGill, Nevada Gledhlll, Rex — Reseda, California Edmunds, Joe — Alhambra, California Ellingwood, Joan — Minneapolis, M-innesota Eglantlna, Moyeda — Juarez, Mexico Eliasson, Ann — Detroit, Michigan Elder, James — Mesa, Arizona Ellson, Ina Lou — Oakley, Idaho Ellis, Deana — Lorenzo, Idaho Ellison, Margaret Ann — Elko, Nevada Ellsworth, Kirk — Payson, Utah Empey, Gary — Idaho Falls, Idaho Elton, Michael — Salt Lake City, Utah Ellsworth, Colleen — Ogden, Utah Ence, George D. — Boulder City, Nevada Ellison, Sylvia — Detroit, Michigan 210 Eskelsen, Mona Rae Brigham City, Utah Ewell, LeRoy E. Santaquin, Utah Evans, Cora Salt Lake City, Utah Fackrsll, Alena Lou Springville, Utah Ericjis n, Carol ' ( Sbnton, Utah Ewell, William Pauf Provo, Utah Ericbon, Joyce Salt Lata, City, Utah England, Roger Phoenix, Arizona Fowles, Garth C. Twin Falls, Idaho Eyre, Shauna Jean Evanston, Wyoming Farnsworth, Merrilynn Venice, California Farnsworth. Jennie L. ' Farns rth, Fairel y rarnsworth, hairel Colonia Juarez, Mexico , Ely, Nevada Forsey, Shirlene Payson, Utah Fenton, JoAnne San Mateo, California Falslev, Evelyn Benson, Utah Fife, Annette Yunna, Arizona Farmer, Scott L. Great Falls, Montana Fisher, Kent Provo, Utah Ferwerda, Don Shelton, Washington Field, Rosalie [den, Utah FoTIsJf Edson R. c}Ujmflx Arizona Eyring, Phil Berkeley, California Exeter, George Pocatello, Idaho Forsgren, Ida Salt Lake City, Utah Fawson, Lauralee Pocatello, Idaho Finlayson, Janice Salt Lake City, Utah Fillmore, Carma Provo, Utah Flake, Lavona Snowflake, Arizona Evans, Dean Overton, Nevada Faler, Gayle I V _Sjjauamish,_ ya5hi gto?r -c Char Empey, Marlene Long Beach, California o ' 9 Fairbourn, Joyce - - EaIElTraTTces ---=— iji : - -— Ejnrtin, George R. Salina, Utah Felix, LeVar Springville, Utah Finlayson, John Provo, Utah -.,- ' - ' N yssff, OrigoiT — s, Betty rieston, S. C. Ferrin, Ross Chico, California Fisher, Joyce 5 Tlos Angeles, California -Moses Lake, Washington Findlay, Delano Bloomington, Idaho Flake, Leona Snowflake, Arizona 211 nn m nn Fortle. Lorna — Salt Lake City, Utah Frontier, Marjorie — San Jose, California Froerer, Ruth — Vale, Oregon Frodsham, Jean — Whittier, California Fresh, Rex — Blackfoot, Idaho Frazier, Kent — Oakley, Utah Frederlcksen, George — Twin Falls, Idaho French, Ronald — Glendale, California Frehner, Judy — Las Vegas, Nevada Frisby, Diane — Vale Oregon Frazier, Patricia — Springville, Utah FronnnD, Katherine — Great Falls, Montana Fraser, J. David — Long Beach, Colifornia Friend, Roy L. — Boise, Idaho Franz, John B. — El Cerrito, California Frost, Ronald — Springville, Utah Fawcett, Myrna B. — Henefer, Utah Fortress, Edwina — Vallecito, California Foutz, Robert B. — Farmington, New Mexico Foulger, Jan — Salem, Oregon Foxley, Billy S. — Everett. Washington Franke, Don Salt Lake City, Utah Forsgren, Ruth — Preston, Idaho Forman, Robert K. — Salt Lake City, Utah Fordham, Paul — Mlshawaka, Indiana Folsom, Nancy — Farmington, Utah Foote, Marjorie — Gunnison, Utah Ford, Janice — Wallsburg, Utah Folsom, John — Spokane, Washington Forest, Marilyn — Hollywood, California Foerster, Edward R. — Centerfield, Utah Flint, Gae Nell — St. Anthony, Idaho Fitzgerald, Robert — Kamas, Utah Galbraith, Lynn — McGill, Nevada Gadd, Kayo, Midvale, Utah Galbraith, Wendell — Venice, California Gailey, Richard — Preston, Idaho Gambles, Phil — Swan Lake, Idaho Gardner, Bryce — Lakeside, Arizona Gardner, llene — Rupert, Idaho Gardner, Shirley — Blackfoot, Idaho Gardner, Lawrence — Spanish Fork, Utah Gardner, Duane — Lakeside, Arizona Garfield, Theodore — Portland, Oregon Garrick, llyn D. — Provo, Utah George, Myrtle — Barstow, California Garlick, Bernice — American Fork, Utah Gee, William M. — Pocatello, Idaho 212 Gibbons, James — Phoenix, Arizona Gearheart, Beverly R. — Toppenlsh, Wash. Gatenby, Jackie — Provo, Utah Gibbs, W. Sherman — Portage, Utah Gibson, Alvera — Manassa, Colorado Gitford, Juanita — Nampa, Idaho Giles, Phil — Heber City, Utah GInes, Jerry — Pleasant Grove, Utah Gilbert, Gayle — Arcadia, Utah Giles, E. Earline — Garfield, Utah Goodman, Jacqulyn — Murtaugh, Idaho Goble, Gayle — Magna, Utah Gllger, Clela — Las Vegas, Nevada Gilner, David — Provo, Utah Gines, Madge — Jerome, Idaho Gnelting, Dorothy — Roberts, Idaho Giles, Gary — Tremonton, Utah Glines, Jerry — Richland, Washington Gledhlll, Rex — Reseda, California Goldsmith, Henry L. — Los Angeles, Calif. Gividen, Bert — Sprlngville, Utah Glaus, Lorraine — Salt Lake City, Utah Goodson, Grant — Denver, Colorado Gordon, Betty Lou — Provo, Utah Goldman, Dorothy — Idaho Falls, Idaho Goodwin, Robert — Provo, Utah Gray, James — American Fork, Utah Goring, Marva — Salt Lake City, Utah Gould, Phyllis Winslow, Arizona Grant, Lanel — Los Angeles, California Gordin, Floyd L. — Mesa, Arizona Gammell, Nancy — Provo, Utah Graves, Patricia — Salt Lake City, Utah Gray, Sam — Monroe, Utah Gray, Gail — Provo, Utah Grawe, John — Union, Oregon Really hoofin ' it at the Halloween Witches ' Haven Dance. 213 Now listen, men — here ' s one way to handle those B.Y.U. Freshmen . . . Guild, Charlene Spanish Fork, Utah Groshell, Carol Seattle, Washington Gronennan, Anita Provo, Utah Grover, Barry Provo, Utah Gwilliam, Jerry A. Boise, Idaho Groeger, Klajs W. Seattle. Washington Grandy, Janice Paris, Idaho Green, Marcia Bandon, Oregon Groberg, John Idaho Falls, Idaho Green, Kathleen Lethbridge, Canada Grindstaff, Douglas Glendale, California Green, Donald W. Portland, Oregon Greer, Margaret St. Johns, Arizona Griffeth, Dallas Grover, Wyoming Greenall, Charles San Luis Obispo, Calif. Grover, Wesley — Palmer, Alaska Gunn, Jane Ann — Beaver, Utah Grigg, Marlene — Portland, Oregon Grover, Deon — Draper, Utah Gunn, Joan — Elsinore, Utah Gunderson, Alvin — Lorenzo, Idaho Gray, Betty — Shiprock, New Mexico Gurr, Ruth P. — Orem, Utah Gibb, Jesse L. — Ellensbury, Washington Gibb, Jesse L. — Ellensburg, Washington Halladay, Donald — Grantsville, Utah Haller, Joan — Inglewood, California Hada, Elinor — Fairfield, Connecticut Hafen, Joanne — Mt. Pleasant, Utah Hailstone, Dean — Grand Junction, Colo. 214 e 3jrs . ' f ir (i lyk Hansen, Narvol Roosevelt, Utah Hansen, Jim Norco, California Hanson, Ina Idaho Falls, Idaho Hales, Wilma Orem, Utah Hamnnond, Richard Las Vegas, Nevada Hansen, Elaine Newton, Utah Hansen, Ray Los Angeles, California Hanni, Georgia Lorenzo, Idaho Hall, Bonnie Inkom, Idaho Hanb, Amelia Los Angeles, California Harrison, Laura Malad, Idaho Hansen, Helen Provo, Utah Hansen, Colleen Idaho Falls, Idaho Hall, Gloria Sunnyside, Washington Hansen, Grettle Salt Lake City, Utah Hansen, Arlene Shelley, Idaho Hansen, Iris Boise, Idaho Hailing, Carole Harbor City, California Hansen, Roberta Toppenish, Washington Hammond, Hazle Saco, Montana Hansen, Irving Belleville, New Jersey Hale, Diane Indianapolis, Indiana Hanson, Alva Lu Shelley, Idaho Hammond, Joyce Hamlin, Joyce Salt Lake City,;, taK. tsli Salina.- tfth Hansen, Lanez - _y Harding, Nadin ' K ialad, Idaho Hamrick, Sheila San Bernardino, C Wr ' Hannig, Gary Las Vegas, Nevada Hacking, Nancy Valle|o, California Hansen, Shirley Elko, Nevada , , Tre©n, ' Ardyth . Cen ' terfrefd, Utah •= ..Hall, Monte Arvll ' La Brea, California Harmsen, Dennis La Jara, Colorado Halls, Lynn M. Mancos, Colorado Hansgen, Jacquie Las Vegas, Nevada Hales, Daisy L. Los Angeles, California Hamilton, Eugene Butte, Montana Hart, Joyce Idaho Falls, Idaho -,. Han en, Beverly _. Vale, Oregon •_ ; -t| nson, Roslyn ' ' Bin gham Canyon, Utah Hamblin, Earl Vict r, Idaho -p_ -Hales, Joan Provo, Utah Hale, Richard Riverside, California Handy, Carol Long Beach, California 215 ! Harris, Alva — Cut Bank, Montana Hart, Keith — Idaho Falls, Idaho Haran, Tom — Provo, Utah Hart, Karen — Pocatello, Idaho Hartley, Joanne — Nyssa, Oregon Harris, Reah — Red Mesa, Colorado Harding, Jilean — Payson, Utah Hartsfield, Audrie — Douglas, Arizona Hardy, Lynn — Susanville, California Harris, Ramona — Salt Lake City, Utah Harper, Roberta — Malta, Idaho Harvey, James — Pleasant Grove, Utah Hatch, Mary Ann — Boulder, Colorado Hatch, Mary Lou — Idaho Falls, Idaho Hatch, Paul Jr. — Chesterfield, Idaho Harris, Lowry A. — Provo, Utah Hatch, Darrell — Prescott, Arizona Hardisty, Richard — Truckee, California Hatton, Betty Jo — Fillmore, Utah Hathaway, Clayta — St. Anthony, Idaho Haverbach, Janice — Tooele, Utah Hatchett, Julius C. — Thompsonville, 111. Hauser, Peggy — New York City, N. Y. Hawkins, Ruth — Salt Lake City, Utah Hayward, Margaret — Provo, Utah Hawkes, Joyce — Minneapolis, Minnesota Haynes, Mike — Ely, Nevada Hawkes, Marilyn — Pocatello, Idaho Haymond, Tadd — Provo, Utah Haynie, Marie — Alamosa, Colorado Harris, Thomas — Los Angeles, California Hatch, LaRae — Drummond, Montana Hatch, Ronald — Provo, Utah Havens, Hallie — Salmon, Idaho Harris, Joyce — Wenatchee, Washington Harward, Marilynn — Richfield, Utah Hecht, Robert N. — Powell, Wyoming Heisch, Terry — Provo, Utah Haynes, Mike — Ely, Nevada Hayes, Charles — Las Vegas, Nevada Hells, Lyie — Mancos, Colorado Haws, Waity — Eagar, Arizona Henrichsen, Joyce — Provo, Utah Harper, Catherine M. — Albertson, N. C. Head, N. Lawrence — Sandy, Utah Hedquist, Mary — Provo, Utah Harvey, David — Pleasant Grove, Utah Heinz, Lyio S. — Rexburg, Idaho 216 Hermanson, Beverly — Salt Lake City, Utah Hobdon, Marilyn — Salt Lake City, Utah Hepworth, Shannon — Afton, Wyoming Hendrickson, Kent — Provo, Utah Henrie, Peggy J. — El Cajon, California Henderson, Ronald — Pocatello, Idaho Hicks, Gerald — Rexburg, Idaho Hicken, Elaine — Heber City, Utah Henrie, Norma — Provo, Utah Hibbert, Gwyneth — Los Angeles, Calif. Hiltbrand, Wesley R. — Idaho Falls, Idaho Hemming, Bob — Blackfoot, Idaho Hitchcock, Kent ■ Higham, Sharyn • Higbee, Wanda - Hinman, LaRene Buhl, Idaho Oakland, California — Winslow, Arizona ■ Cardston, Canada Hill, Shirlene — Bremerton, Washington Hickenlooper, Dawn — San Francisco, Calif. Hoopiiaina, Inez — Salt Lake City, Utah Hopkin, Saundra — Morgan, Utah Hill, Joyce — Buhl, Idaho Hobberstad, Yvonne — Inglewood, Calif. Hoppie, Joan — Salt Lake City, Utah Hodgkinson, Larry — Vernal, Utah Holbrook, Lois — Woods Cross, Utah Hochstrasser, Gerry — San Francisco, Calif. Hillier, John — Salt Lake City, Utah Hill, Beatrice — Walla Walla, Washington Hill, Maurine — Clearfield, Utah Hatch, Mary Gay — Springville, Utah Hoyt, Barbara — Nephi, Utah Hoopes, Reese — Portland, Oregon Howells, Marian — San Paulo, Brazil Holyoak, Letha E. — Moab, Utah Howard, Wallace — Los Angeles, California Honey, Bruce — China Lake, California Holt, Caria Salt Lake City, Utah Horman, Jack E. Oren, Utah Homecoming royalty of 1952 — wow! 217 Oh, for an escalator! Huntington, Shirley Castle Dale, Utah Hutchison, Nancy Malta, Idaho Huerta, Robert Grants Pass, Oregon Hudson, Pat Twenty-Nine Palnns, Cali Huffaker, Beth Lorenzo, Idaho Hocking, Marjorie Bingham, Utah Hogge, Jeanene Elko, Nevada Horner, Shirley Sandpoint, Idaho Howard, Estelle Payson, Utah Howard, Ruth Ann Pocatello, Idaho Howard, Bud Arcadia, California Holyoak, Louesa Moab, Utah Hoggan, Mary Jayne Salt Lake City, Utah Holt, Dianne Dore Creek, Colorado Houston, Ronald Los Angeles, California Houtz, Duayne — Roosevelt, Utah Hughes, Byron — Bountiful, Utah Huntington, Louise — Orangeville, Utah Huntington, Barbara — Las Vegas, Nevada Hunter, David — Idaho Falls, Idaho Hug, Marilyn — Salt Lake City, Utah Hubbard, Helen — Holbrook, Idaho Hurst, Dorothy — San Jose, California Hubbard, Noreen — Dillon, Montana Huntington, Peggy — Castle Dale, Utah Hunter, Belva M. — Nyssa, Oregon Hudnnan, Gary D. — Idaho Falls, Idaho Husband, Rayola — Salt Lake City, Utah Hunt, Mary Lou — Sacrannento, California Hutchinson, Dorothy — Santa Ana, Calif. 218 -„ fi _mt Jacobsen, Errol L. Pocatello, Idatio Hyatt, Phil Richfield, Utah James, Maralyn Spanish Fork, Utah Jacobs, Coleen Council, Idaho Hulshoff, Gary Los Angeles, California Jarvis, George Salt Lake City, Utah Jacobs, G. Richard Scottsbluff, Nebraska Ipson, Dennis Sandy, Utah Hunt, Maretta Baker, Oregon irvin, Darlene Farmlngton, New Mexico Jardine, Lola Ogden, Utah N Jeppsen, Joyce Mantua, Utah Hughes, Shirley Los Angeles, California Irwin, Helen Ann Idaho Falls, Idaho Jacobsen, Frank Moroni, Utah Jensen, Gary L. Sacramento, California Hyde, Cherill Preston, Idaho Jacobsen, Glorlne Pocatello, Idaho Jasper, Dorothy Payson, Utah Jensen, Billy Freeman Provo, Utah Hughes, Trevor Malad, Idaho Judd, Shirlyn Kanab, Utah Humphrey, Mary L. Salt Lake City, Utah Ebmeye Glendale, CalifornTa Jones, Jay Dean --n ji Mesa, Arizona { 5 Jones, Scott Arco, Idaho r, Hugh lo y Merrill, L. Hyde - Swan Lake, Idaho Jacob, Darlene Orem, Utah Ipson, George V. Salt Lake City, Utah Iwasaki, Frances Honolulu, Hawaii Jackson, Joyce Midvale, Utah Hutchinson, Neta Buhl, Idaho Huth, George Pocatello, Idaho Jackson, Edward W, San Leandro, California Joyner, Carolyn Columbia, S. C. James, Gloria Provo, Utah Jacobs, Coleen Council, Idaho Jense, Gary Pleasant Grove, Utah Jones, Janice Salt Lake City, Utah Jensen, Ira B. Garfield, Utah Jolley, Antoinette — Las Vegas, Nevada i. Jensen, Steven Gridley, California Julian, JoAnn Mesa, Arizona Jensen, Melvin L. Inglewood, California Jones, Marjorie Ann Provo. Utah 219 1 Johnson, Sharon — RIgby, Idaho Jones, Patricia — Sandy, Utah Johnson, John Keith — Buhl, Idaho Jones, James J. — Los Angeles, California Jones, Eugene — ■ Montpelier, Idaho Hoyal, Lenora — Alhambra, California Johnson, Shirley — Las Vegas, Nevada Johnson, Marlene — Long Beach, California Jorgensen, Jean — Midway, Utah Johnson, Marva — Mantua, Utah Johnson, Geraldine — Temple City, Calif. Johnson, Leo Marvin — China Lake, Calif. Johnson, Louene — Lovell, Wyoming Jordan, Gloria — Temple City, California Johnson, Oscar — • Springdale, Utah Jost, Tom — htollywood, California Johnson, Ernest F. Jr. — Phoenix, Arizona Johnson, Arlen — Park City, Utah Johnson, Nolan L. — Pocatello, Idaho Jorgensen, Marcia — Deer Park, Florida Jensen, Cherrel — Malad, Idaho Hebdon, Geraldine — Salt Lake City, Utah Johnson, Glenda — Barnwell, Canada Johnson, Nancy — Puyallup, Washington Johnson, Ernest F. Jr. — Phoenix, Arizona Johnson, JoAnn — Tooele, Utah Johnson, Bob — Orem, Utah Jorgenson, Raelene — Homedale, Idaho Johnson, Margaret — Barnwell, Canada Jones, Carolyn — Malad, Idaho Jordan, Gloria — Temple City, California Jones, LaVar A. — Mesa. Arizona Johnson, Ethel Norene — Salt Lake City, Utah Jordan, Peggy — Monterey, California Johnson, Joyce — Harlem. Montana Johnson, Lowell — Midway, Utah Jensen, Lawayne — Emery, Utah Johnson, Kelvin — Barnwell, Canada Jensen, R. Alma — Spanish Fork, Utah Jeppesen, Collls D. — Spokane, Washington Jefferies, Mary Lou — Grantsville, Utah Jones, Arlynn — Malad, Idaho Johnson, Louise — Provo, Utah Jensen, Eulyn — Centerfield, Utah Jensen, Phyllis — Blackfoot, Idaho Jensen. Jeannine — Malad, Idaho Jelte, Anne — Salt Lake City, Utah Jex, Dellavene — Spanish Fork. Utah 220 Jensen, Varee — Salt Lake City, Utah Jensen, Douglas Nile — Provo, Utah Jensen, Ira B. — Garfield, Utah Jepperson, Walter Clyde — Provo, Utah Kay, Joanne — Berkeley, California Johnson, Darlene — Emmett, Idaho Kartchner, Rey — Eagar, Arizona Kanaga, Ethel — Los Angeles, California Kartchner, Orville — Carlsbad, New Mexico Keeler, Ellen — Provo, Utah Kaiser, Robert — Lake Bluff, Illinois Kaufman, Delores — Driggs, Idaho Keeler, Gary — La Mesa, California Keller, Montie — Idaho Falls, Idaho Kern, Rosalie — Dixon, Missouri Kawahigashi, Viola — Laie Oahu, Hawaii Kennard, Rose — Salt Lake City, Utah Kaufman, Delores — Driggs, Idaho Keller, Elmo A. Jr. — Preston, Idaho Kendall, Betty — Weiser, Idaho Keller, Lamond — Caldwell, Idaho Kennington, Ruth — Afton, Wyoming Kelly, Ruth — Salt Lake City, Utah Kempton, Grace — Coolidge, Arizona Kitchens, Garry — Los Angeles, Caifornia Kizerlan, Donna — Salt Lake City, Utah Kirby, Jolene — Idaho Falls, Idaho Kinghorn, Doyle — Rigby, Idaho Kitchen, Weldon J. — American Fork, Utah Keith, Wayne — Provo, Utah Kizerian, Donna — Salt Lake City, Utah Kidd, Edith — Portland, Oregon Kingsbury, Frances — Salt Lake City, Utah King, T. Eugene — Provo, Utah Kimber, Warren — Boise, Idaho King, Audrey — Mesa, Arizona Kraus, Paul Ray Richland, Washington Kovach, Mary Ann Rock Springs, Wyoming Lover ' s lane was never like this. 221 Just waiting for the snow Labrum, Kay Vernal, Utah Kyer. Fritz T. Jr. Alhambra, California Laird, Fred H. Ruth, Nevada Knudson, Nancy San Diego, California Kurr, Doreen Salt Lake City, Utah Knight, Joseph Provo, Utah Kraus, Paul Richland, Washington Knowles, Carole Salt Lale City. Utah Kmetzsch, Max Sevier, Utah Kregg, Eugene Phoenix, Arizona Knight, J. Eugene Provo, Utah King, Roma Jean Aberdeen, Idaho King, Lamona RIgby, Idaho Knuckles, Jefferson D. Dove Creelt, Colorado Kocherhans, Clarence J. Lovell, Wyoming Landvatter, Erna — Salt Lake City, Utah Landers, Martin P. — Redondo Beach. Calif. Langlois, Joyce — Decatur, Illinois Larkln, Lanez — Snowville, Utah Lamb, M Gene — Provo, Utah Larsen, Geneva — Huntington, Utah Larsen. Pauline — Arcadia, Utah Larsen, Dean — Orem, Utah Longhurst, Jay — Salt Lake City, Utah Larson. Vickl — Phoenix, Arizona Law. Nena Flo — Provo. Utah Larsen. Kenna — Boise, Idaho Leavitt, Laurel D. — Homedale. Idaho Larsen. Leon Dale — Salt Lake City, Utah Lallis, Kareen — Buhl, Idaho Leavitt, Norma Nampa, Idaho Lee, Clair Kay Beaver, Utah Lawson, Marlene Fair Oaks, California Loy, Pauline Provo, Utah Lee, David Bicknoll, Utah Lewis, Ladeen Rigby, Idaho Lochhead, Lois St. Louis, Missouri Lindsay, Edwin LaSrande, Oregon Lee, Norma Las Vegas, Nevada Harper, Leslie K. • ' ■ LaCrescenta, California Liddle, Linda Van Nuys, California Lowry, Arthur Arimo, Idaho Loe, Belva Eugene, Oregon Phelps, LeSrande Salt Lake City, Utah Lloyd, Gloria Salt Lake City, Utah Lomax, Ellen Portland, Oregon Leigh, Arden W. Mesa, Arizona Lindsay. Jerry Marshall, Missouri Lillywhite, James Taylor, Arizona Lloyd, Gayla Ogden. Utah Luke, Gordon Burley, Idaho Lundquist, Floyd Caldwell, Idaho Leavitt, Keith Homedate, Idaho Lewis, JoAnne Orem, Utah Lewis, Carol Provo, Utah Loesch, Joe Minneapolis, Minnesota Lunt, Sharron Duncan, Arizona % Ludwig, Donna Salt Lake City, Uta Long, Betty Jean Salin« Utah Lee, Delias W. Lethbridge, Canada Lee, Orel Kay Panaca, Nevada Lockhart, Paxton Whittier, California Lundwall, Florence Salt Lake City, Utah Loveland, Duane . Paul, Idaho ' -7 Loveland, Darlene Paul, 4daho C_ Lewis, Caria St. Anthony, Idaho Lewis, David Riverside, California I ' J ' rovo, Utah Listoe, Joan t v clLittie, Nadine Westley, Montana i— iiic -Lemoore, California fV -3 Lunt, Lund, Carol _§unnison, Utah Sylvia fgyhlan, Mexico - Lilly, Gail Santa Ana, California Lundberg, Jerry Salt Lake City, Utah 223 VII l[H SK Myers. Eldon P. — American Fori, Utah Myers, Robert Allen — San Marino, Calif. Myers, Glenna — American Fork, Utah Myers, Leon — Boise, Idaho Myers, Edwin Wm. — Long Beach, Calif. Kovach, Mary Ann — Rock Springs, Wyo. Moeller, Joan — Idaho Falls, Idaho Murdock, Mary Jean — Origgs, Idaho Murray, Joan — Ogden, Utah Myler, Charles — Los Angeles, California Myler, Mona Lou — Van Nuys, California Myers, Barbara — Carson City, Nevada Morse, Rita Ann — Salt Lake City, Utah Moffat, Madlyn Louise — Bartletsville, Okla. Miner, Emily J. — Springville, Utah Musal, George — Port Chester, New York Myer, Peter — Caldwell, New Jersey Murray, Roberta — Canada Moss. Mary Ann — Bountiful, Utah Mortensen, Ronald — Tremonton, Utah Moser, Jack — Preston, Idaho Moench, Suzanne — Salt Lake City, Utah Murdock, Clair — Vernal. Utah Monahan, Mary — Seattle, Washington Morgenegg, Joyce — Menan, Idaho Morris, Rita — Laguna Beach, California Morris, Jacqueline — Ogden, Utah Mortensen, Maye — Bakersfield, California Morse, Eileen — Portland. Oregon Murdoch, Evan — Provo, Utah Monroe, Vernon — Sclpio, Utah Moon, Milton — Provo, Utah Morgan. Joann — KImberly. Idaho Morrison. Delora — Burley. Idaho Morgan, Beverly — Opportunity, Wash. Morrow. Vaun G. — RIverton, Utah Moon. Marjorle — Salt Lake City, Utah Monsen, Kay — Aberdeen, Idaho Morgan, Wesley B. — Opportunity, Wash. Morgan, Marlel — Evanston, Wyoming Morgan, Kent — Sacramento, California Moore, Paul — Payson, Utah Monson, Farrell — Idaho Falls, Idaho Monson, Marilyn — Denver, Colorado Morrill, Lloyd — Tridell, Utah Montgomery, Roma Mae — Ontario, Oregon Moore, Barbara — Provo, Utah Monson, Nannette — Inglewood, California 224 McClellan, Lois Dixie — Provo, Utah McClain, Sharlee — emple City, California McBride, J. Lvnn — Blackfoot, Idaho McArthur, Myrna — Lovell, Wyoming McCarty, Jackie — Bartlesvill«, Oltlahoma McClendon, George — Pendleton, Oregon McKay, Barbara — Salt Lake City, Utah McFadden, Velene — Castroville, Texas McDaniel, Joan — Salt Lake City, Utah McGuire, Pat — St. David, Arizona McDowell, Marilyn — Walla Walla, Wash. McCoy, Marshall — San Diego, California McKell, Ruth Lois — Provo, Utah McCoy, Delores — Tooele, Utah Mcintosh, Janet — Chico, California McKell, Gerald — Klamath Falls, Oregon Mclnnes, Max — Eagar, Arizona McKenna, Myrna — Salt Lake City, Utah McLelland, Richard — Pocatello, Idaho McMullin, Larry — Moses Lake, Washington McKinnon, Rachel — Moroni, Utah McNees, Joyce — Nampa, Idaho McNamara, Kay — Midvale, Utah McMurray, Mary — Burley, Idaho McArthur, Myrna — Lovell, Wyoming Maack, Jeannie — Salt Lake City, Utah McPhie, Janine — Provo, Utah McNeill, Florence — Salt Lake City, Utah MacDonald, Elaine — Great Falls, Montana Mabey, Janice — West Jordan, Utah Mackley, Ronald — Provo, Utah Madsen, Barbara — Fairview, Utah MacDonald, Helen — Mesa, Arizona Mahoney, Annette — Heber City, Utah MacKay, Ian — Tujunga, California Madsen, W. Merrill — Moroni, Utah Manton, Kathryn Los Angeles, California Manookin, Robert P. Provo, Utah Social stop-off at the Science Building — the swinging pendulum. 225 [SHII[I The Y just gets under your skin, that ' s all! Morley, ivlary Ely, Nevada Olsen, Marilyn San Leandro, California Manwill, Judith Salt Lake City, Utah Marlcus, Wolfgang Martin Monteridea, Uruguay Marsh, Mary JoAnn Springville, Utah Martell, Richard Burley, Idaho Maurer, David W. Salt Lake City, Utah Manwaring, Diane San Mateo, California Mallory, Mardi Shelley, Idaho Manning, Marjorie Jacksonville, Florida li ' | -Co Manton, Kathleen Los Angeles, California Makin, Rose Marie American Fork, Utah Mansfield, Ronald Orem, Utah Manning, Dorothy Orem, Utah Mackley, Ronald Prove, Utah Mann, Jerry — Ellensburg, Washington Marsh, W. Dale — Brigham City, Utah Martineau, Carl K. — Salt Lake City, Utah Marsh, Dennis — Boise, Idaho Marshall, Melv in — Logandale, Nevada Marumoto, Genevieve N. — Orem, Utah Mathews, Donna — Nephi, Utah Martin, Montie C. — Grants Pass, Oregon Martineau, Paul S. — Idaho Falls, Idaho Martinez, Priscilla — Sacramento, California Matthews, Ellis — Yuba City, California Matson, Jon Garry — Huntington Park, Calif. Marchant, Gary — Kamas, Utah Mathis, Connie — Spanish Fork, Utah Matthews, Coleen — Ovid, Idaho 226 May, John David Baler, Oregon Mellor, Shirlee Fayette, Utah Millet, Margaret Mesa, Arizona McFarland, Marjorle Sugar City, Idaho Millburn, Don Salt take City, Utah Maughan, Peter Washington, D. C. Mayberry, Laura Ogden, Utah May, James Post Falls, Idaho Meyers, Patricia Vernal, Utah Mieike, Eloise Medford, Oregon Matkin, Ruth Cardston, Canada Mellor, LaReta Fayette, Utah Merrill, Don Wm. Bluffdale, Utah Miller, Maurine Salt Lake City, Utah McKell, Lenadra Provo, Utah Meyers, Betty Vernal, Utah Metcalf, Colleen Springville, Utah Midgley, Lois Salt Lake City, Utah Miller, Angeline Phoenix, Arizona Mills, Rhoana E. Ten Sleep, Wyoming f ■ Matthews, Colleen Hunter, Utah Maxfield, Perry Altonah, Utah Mellor, Cora Ramona Fayette, Utah Mattson, Burl Portland, Oregon Meyers, Lois Preston, Idaho Miller, Clyde Allan Sandy, Utah - r McFarland. Donna Pasadena, California Meads, William F. Jr. Columbus, Georgia Meyn, Nellie Salt Lake City, Utah Miller, Larry American Fork, Utah binapi, Mua I 30 Pago, Samoa A iners, Lewis I sville, Utah ' ' ■ Maxfield, Marillyn Salt Lake City, Utah Merrill, Lynn H. Swan Lake, Idaho Metcalf, Merry Springville, Utah Miller, Ray Paul, Idaho Mickelson, LaPreal Salina, Utah Me Kays Mendenhall, Mary Ellen Las Vegas, Nevada Mickelsen, Lorene Crescent, Utah Miller, Reed Provo, Utah May, Frank Reid Caldwell, Idaho McKinnon, Richard Morgan, Utah May, Lynne Brigham City, Utah Rowley, Niland Harlem, Montana 227 flss[H8[i[s n mm m biiki Moncur, Max — Lovell, Wyoming Miller. Luanne — Long Beach, California Mix, Merlen — Rupert, Idaho Miner, Jacquelyn — Midvale, Utah Morrey, Anna Laura — Joseph, Utah Miner, Virginia A. — Springville, Utah Minson, Peggy — Palm Springs, California Miller, James E. — North Hollywood, Calif. Mitchell, Charles — Provo, Utah Mitchell, Kay — Bountiful, Utah Miller, Eve — Sandy, Utah Millet, Milo — Mesa, Arizona Millett, Richard — Mesa, Arizona Miskin, Thain — Irwin, Idaho Montgomery, Joel — Provo. Utah Minor, Allen — Grantsville, Utah Neuenswander, Val — Weston, Idaho Norton, Merlin — Springville, Utah Nordin, Floyd — Mesa, Arizona Nixon, Evelyn — Magna, Utah Nielson, Janet — Huntington, Utah Nielson, Suzanne — Salt Lake City, Utah Nielson, Jeanine — Glendora, California Norseth, Colleen — Los Angeles, California Nichols, Joyce — New Orleans, Louisiana Nikolaus, Sylvia — Snowflake, Arizona Nielson, Phyllis — Salt Lake City. Utah Nielson. Sonya — Monroe. Utah Nielsen, Leslie — Richfield, Utah Nilsson, Maureen — Salt Lake City, Utah Nielsen, Loma — Ogden, Utah Nixon, Bill — Idaho Falls, Idaho Nielson, Lars P. — Mesa, Arizona Nixon, Dorothy Dean — Roosevelt, Utah Nielson, June — Moroni, Utah Nielsen, H. LouDell — Malad, Idaho Nielsen, Vera B. — Idaho Falls, Idaho Nielson, Diane — Provo, Utah Neser, Doris — Venice, California Neal, LaRonna — Malad, Idaho Lennstrom, Marlene — Salt Lake City, Utah Nelson, Wayne — Spanish Fork, Utah Neubert, LaMon — Graeagle, California Nelson, Monte — Ferron, Utah Neeley. Marilyn — Salt Lake City, Utah Nelson, Wendell — Spanish Fork, Utah Nelson, Doris Kay — Mexico City, Mexico Nelson. Jack Adelbert — Springerville. Ariz. 228 Neemeyer, Jackie — Salt Lake City, Utah Nelson, Carolyn — Wendell, Idaho Nelson, Edith — LaPlata, New Mexico Nelson, Aria Dee — Pendleton, Oregon Neeley, Barbara Carol — Spanish Fork, Utah Neeley, Norma — Salt Lake City, Utah Nelson, Gordon — Provo, Utah Neilson, Keith — Pendleton, Oregon Newell, R. Kay — Elsinore, Utah Naylor, Jay — Los Angeles, California Nay, Robert E. — Victorville, California Ov ens, Nannette — Joseph, Utah Nay, Shirley — Las Vegas, Nevada Nakamura, Lily — Hawaii Oyler, Phil — Brigham City, Utah Overmohle, Shirley — San Mateo, California Naylor, Carrol — Provo, Utah Owens, Elaine — Buhl, Idaho Osmond, Ralph — Berkeley, California Ostler, Bernell — Orem, Utah Orr, S. Genille — Macleod, Canada Orchard, Theo — Carey, Idaho Ord, Vanita — Nampa, Idaho Osborn, Robert T. — Escalante, Utah Orton, Ferrin — Eagle, Idaho Ostler, Glen L. — Moses Lake, Washington Orrock, Bill — Richfield, Utah Olsen, Gilbert — Provo, Utah Olsen, Rheta -7- Moroni, Utah Openshaw, Pearl — Mesa, Arizona Olpin, David — Vernal, Utah Olsen, Darwin — Springville, Utah Oliver, Patricia A. — Los Angeles, California Olpin, Owen — Fillmore, Utah Olsen, Eileen — Jerome, Idaho Olsen, Nellie Moses Lake, Washington Jean Fenn, nationally famous soprano, fT  appeared on the Lyceum series. 229 Ooohh — those romantic close-ups! Parrish, Ann Centerville. Utah Partridge. Susanne Portland, Oregon Parker, Joyce Murray, Utah Partridge. Carol Burlington, Wyoming Patten, Benton P. Elberta, Utah Oliphant, Roland E. Orem, Utah Oliphant, Virginia Orem, Utah OIney, Dorothy Los Angeles, California Okamura, Alice Wailuku, Maul, Hawaii Olelberry, O. Jack Goshen, Utah O Dell, Nornna Lou Franklin, Arizona Oates, Elaine Pasadena, California Ockerman, Kleta Longview, Washington Pace, Renata Nucia, Colorado Pack, Irma Jean Burbank, California Palmer, Pauline — Preston, Idaho Parcell, Joan — Salt Lake City, Utah Palmer, Arlene — Rosemary, Canada Park, Margaret — Meeker, Colorado Park, Clifford — Nephi, Utah Packham, Elaine — Garland, Utah Palmer, Kathallene — Salt Lake City, Utah Palmer, Revier — Las Vegas, Nevada Palmer, William S. — Preston, Idaho Palmer, Ellis — Blanding, Utah Parkinson, John — Spanish Fork, Utah Partridge, Keith — Panguitch, Utah Parker, Carman — Springfield, Oregon Parker, Karen F. — Hall, Montana Parker, Claire — Honolulu, Hawaii 230 Petersen, Edward Glendale, California Peterson, Larry Glendale, California Petersen, Mae Jean Hinckley, Utah Peterson, Nancy Gunnison, Utah Peterson, Elaine Portland, Oregon Peterson, Arlene Woods Cross, Utah ?V:i Peterson, Frances Provo, Utah Peterson, Dorothy Neola, Utah Peterson, Kenneth Lehl, Utah Peterson, Paul E. Tooele, Utah Patton, Joseph B. Charleston, West Virginia Patten, Emery Orem, Utah Payne, Shirley Great Falls, Montana Paul, Virginia Montclair, New Jersey Pearson, Ray Don Moreland, Idaho Penn, Vernon Avenal, California Peck, Gerald C. Provo, Utah Petersen, Joanne Salt Lake City, Utah Payne, Ann Salt Lake City, Utah- iv Penrod, Joann San Diego, Califo ' ' nia Peery, Joan v ' Spanish Fork, Utah Perkins, James Blanding, Utah Pehrson, Ruth Marlene Salt Lake City, Utah Persson, Jerry Payson, Utah Peck, Dennis Garland, Utah Peralta, Gonzalo San Jose, Costa Rica Peterson, JoAnn Salt Lake City, Utah Pederson, Gaylen Salt Lake City, Utah Petersen, V. Kay Idaho Palls, Idaho Peterson, Robert L. Sacramento, California Paulk, Peggy Gilmer, Texas Peterson, Barbara Sallna, Utah Paulson, Lynn — ■ Pleasant Grove, Utah Peterson, Ruth Stockton, California V, Patterson, Verlene North Powder, Oregon T_, Peterson, Marjorle _ V alt Lake City, Utah Paul. DeWitt Jay Short Hills, New Jersey Penney, Ray LaCanada, California Payne, Luclnda Yuba City, California Penrod, Richard Gary - ,,• Petersen, Bruce Provo, Utah 5 — Evanston, Wyoming Pedersen, James Pegues, Patsy Tooele, Utah Luna, New Mexico Peterson, Lloyd Lewlsvllle, Idaho Peck, Lynn Wilson American Fork, Utah 231 MHUei ' CTC Pickerell, Glenda Mae — Boise. Idaho Phipps, Curtis — Orem, Utah Phelan, Mary Katherine — Provo. Utah Pincocic, Marie — Caldwell, Idaho Pires, Maria Eunice — Rio De Janerio, Brazil Poison, Georgia — Corvallis, Montana Pipes, Shirley — El Centro, California Pope, Barbara — Emmett, Idaho Prestwich, Erwin — Delta ,Utah Powell, Jay — St. Anthony, Idaho Poulson, Earlene — Salt Lake City, Utah Potter, Wester — Provo, Utah Powell, Joan — Ogden, Utah Meek, Richard — Preston, Idaho Preston, Wayne — Salt Lake City, Utah Potter, Barbara — Seaside, California Pratt, Jeanine — Orem, Utah Preston, Gerald L. — Salt Lake City, Utah Porter, Laurel — Walla Walla, Washington Porter, Reed — Springville. Utah Porras, Francisco R. — San Andres, Mexico Powell, Joan — Ogden, Utah Phipps, Don — Spanish Fork, Utah Porter, Dean — Snowflake, Arizona Pryor, Bill — Arlington, Virginia Pew, Arlo — Chandler, Arizona Provstgaard, Gayle — Payson, Utah Pullan, Joyce Salt Lake City, Utah Pugh, Karen — Boise, Idaho Prueitt, Lewis — Prescott, Arizona Pettingill, Dona — Portland, Oregon Peterson, Virginia — Provo, Utah Persons, Mary — Provo, Utah Peterson, Wade — Mt. Pleasant, Utah Peterson, Wayne — Tooele, Utah Phillips, Victor — Caliente, Nevada Pyott, Renee — Salt Lake City, Utah Quinlan, Legene — Provo, Utah Pulsipher, Norma — Los Angeles, California Purvis, Darwin W. — Vancouver, Washington Purser, Jerry — West Jordan, Utah j Pyper, James W. — Wells, Nevada Price, Cletis — LaJara, Colorado Probert, Carolyn — Hawthorne, California Price, Bill — Ogden, Utah Privat, John — Seattle, Washington Prince, Veda J. — San Diego, California Probst, Joyce — Midway, Utah 232 Rees, Phyllis — Provo, Utah Reed, Karolyn — Jackson, Wyoming Reed, Roselyn Ray — Jackson, Wyoming Redd, Kathy — Provo, Utah Rees, Sharlene — Ely, Nevada Reese, Carol — Orem, Utah Rasmussen, Donna — Salina, Utah Reid, William — Greybull, Wyoming Remington, Marjory — Parker, Idaho Rencher, Alvin — St. Johns, Arizona Rencher, Paul — Eagar, Arizona Rex, William S. — Randolph, Utah Reynolds, Vella — Ashton, Idaho Reynolds, Carol Ann — Provo, Utah Reeve. Orville Lee — Olympia, Washington Reeves, Lois — Salt Lake City, Utah Reid, Paul — Sunset, Utah Reynolds, Alice — Burbank, California Rands, Myrth — Arcadia, California Rabidou, Jean — Calgary, Canada Ranck, Betty — Los Angeles, California Pulsipher, Karia — Eagar, Arizona Randall, Carol — Los Angeles, Californif Randall, Lynn — Whittier, California Reynolds, Loran — Pulask, Iowa Rhees, RaNae — Ogden, Utah Rider, Mary Ruth — Pomona, California Riggin, Don — Spokane, Washington Riddle, Mary — Las Vegas, Nevada Rigby, Sterling — Orem, Utah Rice, Marlene — Susanville, California Reynolds, Ann — Orem, Utah Ririe, Carolyn — Ogden, Utah Rich, Diane — Rexburg, Idaho Rippon, Clifton B. — Ogden, Utah Riegel, Norma — Shamokin Dam, Pennsylvania Three presidents and Margaret all in one day was quite an experience! 233 Nothing like a good night ' s rest! Romney, Hayen Albuquerque, N. M. Andrew, Robert Detroit, Michigan Jones, Ada May Monticello, Utah Robinson, Margot Hayward, California Romney, George Salt Lake City, Utah Richards, Jim Provo, Utah Rich, Bill Salt Lake City, Utah Richards, Ruth Oakley, Utah Richardson, George L. Park City, Utah Riggs, Edris Phoenix, Arizona Rockwood, Dorothy Salt Lake City, Utah Richards, Bryan Salt Lake City, Utah Roberts, Bob Fort Worth, Texas Richmond, Lloyd Phoenix, Arizona Rogers, Akiu Wailuku, Maui Robison, True — Fillmore, Utah Robertson, Gary — Idaho Falls, Idaho Rogers, Sheree — Snowflake, Arizona Richards, MaRee — Brigham City, Utah Roberts, Richard Dean — Monroe, Utah Robblns, Suzanne — Salt Lake City, Utah Roberts, Glen Eldon — Grants, New Mexico Robins, Marilyn — Vernal, Utah Robison, Darlene — Murray, Utah Robinson, Albert — Logandale, Nevada Ricks, Dee Ann — Tacoma, Washington Richardson, LauReen — Skamokawa, Wash. Probst, Renan — Lynwood, California Robison, Carol Ann — Salt Lake City, Utah Rogers, Pearl — Joseph City, Arizona 234 I Robinson, Dorothy Cfiambursburg, Pa.. Rosenlof, Jon Portland, Oregon Rasnnussen. Lloyd Monroe, Utah Roberts, Stanley San Mateo, California Ray, Lynn Nyssa, Oregon Rollins, Ley Lyman, Wyoming Rasmussen, Joyce Idaho Falls, Idaho Ross, Merlynn Arcadia, Utah Rollins, Ellen Cardston, Canada Romney, Gerry Salt Lake City, Utah Russon, Kenneth Lehl, Utah Rowe, Robert L. Pocatello, Idaho Rudy, LaRue San Jose, California Russon, Dee Ray Lehi, Utah Roper, Mary Provo, Utah I Rush, Josephine Lima, Montana Schetselaar, Melvin Salt Lake City, Utah Salto, George G. Pakala, Hawaii Schaap, Bob Los Angeles, California Redd, Anita Louise Salt Lake City, Utah Romney. Ruth Pullman, Washington Rowley, Richard Boulder City, Nevada Sackett, Louise Orem, Utah Schmitt, Glyn Warsaw, Indiana Sampson, Wm. C. Jr. Lehl, Utah Sawyer, John R. Sun Valley, California V Read, Bonne Smithfield, Utah , Roper, Gary Ur Oak City, Utah Rowley, Tom Roosevelt, Utah Sallenbach, Shirley Calgary, Canada Simmons, Bert Ray Los Angeles, California Sabin, Jean North Hollywood, Calif. Schaelling. Edith Salt Lake City, Utah Ralle, Frederick N. Whittier, California Roblson, J. Clark Logandale, Nevada Rowley, Ralph Eureka, California Salem, Oreg Sawyers, Linda Tooele, Utah idd B. jt ' K Saling, on — r Pleasan t Grove, Utah Sauls, Mary Alice Provo, Utah Rollins, Myrna Bountiful, Utah Roundy, Verl Provo, Utah Rytting, Ruth Tremonton, Utah SabIn, Paul B. Salem, Utah Savllle, Marilyn Boise, Idaho 235 I] ily L-jiaM A «y Sharp. Joan Marie — Redlands, California Shawcroft, Gary R. — La Jara, Colorado Shafer, Beth — Ogden, Utah Shaw, Betty M. — New Plynnouth, Idaho Sheets, Leland — Payson, Utah Sheldon, Monphy — Chinook, Montana Schroder, Janice L. — Los Angeles, California Schuenman, Gail — Las Vegas, Nevada Scovil, Carol — Declo, Idaho Scow, Merrill — Orangeville, Utah Scott, Zola — Murray, Utah Scott, William — Los Angeles, California Seely, Grace — Provo, Utah Seal, Frank E. — Taconna, Washington Seal, Lorna D. (Mrs.) — Tacoma, Washington Sedgwick, Karen Sue — Riverside, California Seegnniller, David — Delta, Utah See, Judy — Los Angeles, California Seller, Ruth — Salt Lake City, Utah Schwindt, Alice E. — San Diego, California Sellers, Charles — Mesa, Arizona Selin, Terry — Spanish Fork, Utah Self, Jacqueline — Peoria, Arizona Shade, Agnes — Cardston, Canada Savage, Scott M. — Salt Lake City, Utah Schnnid, Dorothy — Montpelier, Idaho Schmidt, Warren — Midvale, Utah Schade, Carolyn — Los Angeles, California Schaller, Gay — Hollywood, California Schmidt, Rachel — Greshman, Wisconsin Schow, Gerald — Sandy, Utah Sare, Gene R. — San Diego, California Schofield, J. Gary — Rupert, Idaho Schmuhl, Dorothy — American Fork, Utah Scoresby, David — lona, Idaho Rosenlof, Jon — Portland, Oregon Shirts, Elmo B. — Portland, Oregon Shelton, Carol — Huntington Park, California Sherwood, Rowena — St. John ' s, Arizona Shelton, Janet — American Fork, Utah Shields, Helen E. — Tooele, Utah Shields, Donald — Tooele, Utah Shields, Nona D. — Trail, B. C, Canada Shirts, Fred — Hailey, Idaho Shirley, Miriam — Fish Haven, Idaho Shattuck, Marilyn — San Jose, California Shirota, Mitchell — Wailuku, Mao, T. H. Shipp, Royal — Joseph, Utah 236 Shipley, Jeanne — Provo, Utah Shuman, Bet+y — Jacksonville, Florida w% Shumway, Annette — Taylor, Arizona 7 Simonsen, Gary — San Lorenzo, California Simmons, Almo — Provo, Utah V.I Sleater, Beryl — Salt Lake City, Utah Silberstein, Dorothy — Sandy, Utah ■|H| Shumway, Larry — St. Johns, Arizona Shurtt, Alden, — Delta, Utah ■S Shreeve, Charles — St. Johns, Arizona ■K4 Shumway, Joan — Preston, Idaho r ' Slade, Dorene — Eagar, Arizona i, ' Skeen, James — Nyssa, Oregon Siemssen, Janet — Portland, Oregon Smith, Arleen — Provo, Utah Slater, Nola — Yerington, Nevada, Sloan, Sylvia — Salt Lake City, Utah Slade, Christine — Red Mesa, Colorado Smedly, James — Bountiful, Utah Simmons, James A. — Orem, Utah Skeen, Roger — Nyssa, Oregon Singleton, Shirley — St. Anthony, Idaho Skousen, Donald — Chandler, Arizona Skousen, Alene — Overton, Nevada Smith, Donna — Houston, Texas Smedley, Beverly — Paris, Idaho Smith, Eugene C. — Webster City, Iowa Smith, Laren — Long Beach, California Smith, Gerald — Venice, California Smith, Leonard — West DePere, Wisconsin Smith, Gaynor — South Burnaby, Canada Smith, Kenneth — Wells, Nevada Smith. Evelyn — Gridley, California Smith, Karla Dayle — Sanford, Colorado Smith, Doris E. — Edmonton, Canada Simper, Beth G. — Oakley, Idaho rr - A Solomon, Jack Inglewood, California Smoot, Douglas Sprlngville, Utah Just a quiet evening at someone else ' s home 237 Chow ' s on! What food these morsels be! Sorensen, Leona Gunnison, U+ah Solomon, Patricia Richland, Washington Smith, Gail Ann Henderson, Nevada Smith, Ted L. Venice, California Sorenson, Carol Dawn Delta, Utah Smith, Norma Safford, Arizona Smith, Shirley Farmington, Utah Smith, Ronald R. Green River, Wyoming Smith, Robert Hollywood, California Sorensen, Mary Salt Lake City, Utah Smith, Sue Mesa, Arizona Smith, Karlie Show Low, Arizona Smith, Raeone Torrey, Utah Snow, Arnolene Provo, Utah Sorensen, Grethe Trail, B. C, Canada ' i -± Sorensen, Marva — Salt Lake City, Utah Sorensen, Stanley — Santa Monica, Calif. Sorensen, Elaine — Delta, Utah Sorensen, Lund — Provo, Utah Sorensen, Leah — Centerfield, Utah Smithen, Carol — Layton, Utah Southworth, Grant — Mesa, Arizona Spainhower, Douglas — Payson, Utah Sorenson, Von — Elko, Nevada Spackman, Richard — Payson, Utah Spencer, Lucy — Salt Lake City, Utah Sprenger, Joanne — Wendell, Idaho Speed, Grant — San Anglo, Texas Spencer, Jewel — Richfield, Utah Spencer, Kent — Falrview, Utah 238 Stewart, Myrna Las Vegas, Nevada Stevens, Larry M. Lovell, Wyoming Steed, Cherryle Logan, Utah Steele, Danece Provo, Utah Stebbing, Richard Baltimore, Maryland Springer, Donna Jean Salt Lake City, Utah Spence, Marveta Turlock, California Staker, Jo Ann Teton, Idaho Spendlove, Bart Hurricane, Utah Steele, Lynda Paradox, Colorado Sperry, Delbert Provo. Utah Starr, Mary Bellingham, Washington Stacey, Sandra Coalville, Utah Sproul, LaDean Provo, Utah Stalker, Bonnie Provo, Utah Stevenson, Carol Salt Lake City, Utah Stone, Lola Sterling Idaho Stewart, Millicent Spanish Fork, Utah Stout, Richard Salt Lake City, Utah Stevenson, Nancy Salt Lake City, Utah Stewart, Lan Glendale, Arizona Stevens, Betty Salt Lake City, Utah Stoneking, Stan Galesbury, Illinois Storms, Phyllis Emmett, Idaho Strong, William Driggs, Idaho Stevens, M. Dale Long Beach, California Staples, Sue Anne Richfield, Utah Stark, Colleen Poca ello, Idaho Stevenson, Connie Layton, Utah Stevens, Darryl M. Lovell, Wyoming Steinagel, Jeanne Sacramento, California Starling, Carlos Jacksonville, Florida Stanworth, Ann Canoga Park, California Stickel, LeRoy San Bernardino, Calif. Stone, Marvin H. Stockton, California Stewart, Elaine Salt Lake City, Utah Staslne, Bob . i Los Angeles, California Sorenson, Carol W. Santaquin, Utah Stirling, Marilyn Las Vegas, Nevada Stock, Karen Fish Haven, Idaho Stephenson, Sharon Lehi, Utah Steel, LaVerne Burley, Idaho Spencer, Alene Emmett, Idaho Stevens, Pat Greensboro, N. Carolina Strickler, Mary Lee Redwood City, Calif. 239 u R nn m i Tanner, Reva — KIrtland, New Mexico Tanner, Gaylon — Payson, Utah Taylor, B. Kent — Idaho Falls, Idaho Taft, Juanita — Bicknell, Utah Tanner, Janice G, — Spanish Fork, Utah Tanner, Ruth — Salt Lake City, Utah Tanner, Harvey W. — Blackfoot, Idaho Talbot, Clarice — Boise, Idaho Sumslon, Mark L. — Springville, Utah Tolley, Nancy — Gridley, California Tanner, Arva M. — Myton, Utah Tanner, Harold — Lehi, Utah Summers, Vera — Ririe, Idaho Swan, Janice — Redondo Beach, California Steele, Blaine L. — Mesa, Arizona Stump, Dora E. — Murray, Utah Sweat, LaRae — Heber City, Utah Swingle, Dick — Los Angeles, California Sudweeks, Charles — Boise, Idaho Sutherland, William — Prescott, Kansas Swain, Joleen — LaPoint, Utah Stubbs, Carol Lee — Napa, California Suklasian, George — Los Angeles, Calif. Sutton, Dorene — Burley, Idaho Stowell, Bar Dee — Lewiston, Utah Spongberg, Gary — Long Beach, California Stokes, Lawana — Ogder, Utah Stanworth, Ann — Canoga Park, California Stubbs, Verlene — Provo, Utah Startup, Gerald — Salt Lake City, Utah Tanner, Vernon — Fremont, Utah Taylor, Darlene — Meridian, Idaho Taylor, Clarence — Chico, California Taylor, Ann — Garland, Utah Taylor, Bobbe — Monrovia, California Taylor, Claudius — Dublan, Mexico Taylor, Melvin J. — Kermit, Texas Taylor, Evan — Provo, Utah Taylor, J. Lewis — Green River, Wyoming Taylor, Jess Jr. — El Paso, Texas Taylor, Mary Ruth — Spanish Fork, Utah Taylor, Edith — Provo, Utah Thatcher, Weston — Provo, Utah Thackeray, Ralph — Provo, Utah Taylor, Kent — Tooele. Utah Taylor, Reed — Payson, Utah Taylor, Ronald G. — Howell, Utah Thacker, F. Weldon — Castle Gate, Utah 240 Tracy, Dee — Malta, Idaho — Truscott, Peggy J. — Mt. Pleasant, Utah Toolson, James R. — Burley. Idaho Treu, Bill — Los Angeles, California Tracy, Roger — Flint, Michigan Tonics, Nadine — Pocatello, Idaho Tippets, Richard — Provo, Utah Tomlinson, Richard — Aberdeen, Idaho Tomeo, Maurice — Burbanit, California Todd, Jeanette — Salt Lake City, Utah Tomlison, Lowell — Pleasant Grove, Utah Todd, Vernon — Susanville, California Tobler, Leia — Carmichael, California Tinnothy, Don — Provo, Utah Thurston, Norma — Ogden, Utah Tebbs, Douglas — Panguitch, Utah Thompson, Alene — Alberta, Canada Tippetts, E. Levell — Georgetown, Idaho Thomassen, Arthur K. — Kaysville, Utah Thurman, Heather — Salt Lake City, Utah Thompson, Sheila — Omaha, Nebraska Thornley, Richard H. — Layton, Utah Thorne, Marilyn — Bingham, Utah Tifft, Walter — Sandpoint, Idaho Thompson, Ralph W. — San Mateo, Calif. Thomas, Gordon — Short Hills, New Jerse Thomas, Charmaine — Greybull, Wyoming Thompson, Jeannlne — Ogden, Utah Thomas, Charles — Chandler, Arizona Thomas, Maxine — Spanish Fork, Utah Theobald, Roemae — Provo, Utah Thomander, Alan — Maplewood, N. J. Takenaka, Harold — Kapaa, Hawaii Taylor, Stan A. — Provo, Utah Thomas, Barbara K. — Provo, Utah Taylor, Myron B. — Abraham, Utah Terry, Carol R. Spring City, Utah Tucker, Tracy Seattle, Washington Oh — pardon me. I thought that was my toe! 24! Elder Harold B. Lee gives some pointers on nnarriage. Vefeto, Andrew Lavell Troutdale, Oregon Villarreal, Nicholas Monterrey, Mexico Vlckers, May Beth Houston, Texas Vernon, Barbara Springville, Utah Utiey, Dwight Spanish Fork, Utah Tucker, Lee W. Provo, Utah Tuel, L Doris Nannpa Idaho Tew, N orma Talmage, Utah Tsalaky, Ernest Provo, Utah Telford Ralph Houston, Texas Turley, Patricia Denair, California Tyson, Jean Salt Lake City, Utah Turnquist, Carole Ogden. Utah Tuel, Peggy Nampa, Idaho Twitchell, Eph Orem, Utah Vanover, Connie — Malad, Idaho Vance, Paul N. — Bowling Green, Kentucky Valcamura, Lily — Lahaina, Maiu, Hawaii Van Vllet, Claude — Los Angeles, California Van Patten, Blaine — Springville, Utah VanWagoner, Elizabeth Palo Alto, Calif. VanWoerkom, Norman — San Jose, Calif. VanBuren, John E. — Avenal, California Varner, John S. — Denver, Colorado VanPelt, Charles — Ft, Madison, Iowa Udall, Richard S. — Eagar, Arizona Ross, Reginald A. — Ephralm, Utah Temple, Brooks — El Monte, California Tuckfield, Ralph — Salt Lake City, Utah Tueller, Sally — Provo, Utah 242 Wallace, Mariorie Portland, Oregon Walter, Janice Leone Ely, Nevada Walker, Kent American Fork, Utah Warner, Jean Inglewood, California Webb, Elaine Lehi, Utah Wall, Bary San Diego, California Walker, Diane American Fork, Utah Watters, Lillie Mae Beaver, Utah Wavei.ng, Barbara Salt Lake City, Utah Wasden, Delmar Scipio, Utah Walker, Effie Midvale, Utah Wade, Alton Fillmore, Utah Watson, N. C, Jr. Heber City, Utah Ward, Wendell Idaho Falls, Idaho Watts, Patrecia Provo, Utah , Wall, Mary Banning, California Walker, Janice American Fork, Utah Wayman, Gail Provo, Utah Warner, Charles Aberdeen, Idaho Webb, Beverly Riverton, Utah Wallls, Carolyn |£, y Walker, Jes J Vernal. Utah is ;- ' Payson, Utah Vandenhazel, Al Salt Lake City, Utah Watkins, Glade Vernal, Utah Wagner, Clara Beth Colonia, Mexico Waynock, Paul Richfield, Utah Walters, Val J. Idaho Falls, Idaho Weatherill, Rae Northcote Victoria, Aus. Wallace, Jean Portland, Oregon Waite, Lila LaGrande, Oregon Watts, Carol Salt Lake City, Utah Warnick, Carl Pleasant Grove, Utah Ware, Colene Joan Sandy, Utah Verbanatz, Toi Orem, Utah ' Warner, Sandra Grantsville, Utah Walser, Melba El Paso, Texas Weaver, Barbara Idaho Falls, Idahd awns; Carolyi , Walker, Lynn Paul i Springville, Utah Wade, Carol Ann Inglewood, California Watson, Robert C. Salt Lake City, Utah — - — Lo ng Beach, California W Ft Walker, Larry Ft. Brldger, Wyoming Wanlass, Dorothy Rodeo, California Weaver, M. Diane iedwood City, Calif. Webb, Barbara Compton, California 243 unn 1 White, Dean — Frulta, Colorado Wheadon, Dean — Murray, Utah White, Carol Lee — Midvale, Utah Wheeler, Aletta — Waterfiow, New Mexico Wettlaufer, Robert — Buffalo, New York Whipple, Elayne — Logandale, Nevada Wheat, Sally — Salt Lake City, Utah Whitely, Virginia — Emmett, Idaho Whiting, Harriet — Springville, Utah White, Dixie — Stockton, Texas Whitehead, Clark — Twin Falls, Idaho Whitear, Melvin — Evanston, Wyoming Wilcock, Sandra — Salt Lake City, Utah White, Teddie — Teton City, Idaho Whiting, Jay Call — Rupert, Idaho Whiting, Shirley — Rigby, Idaho Whitney, Marcia — Bellevue, Washington Whitney, Marion — Salt Lake City, Utah Wickman, Neldona — Castle Dale, Utah | Wilcox, Dee — Provo, Utah I Wight, Merrilyn — Springville, Utah Wight, Shirley — Brigham City, Utah Whittle, Sylvia — Kimberly, Idaho Wight, Mark — Susanville, California Weight, Richard — Springville, Utah Weight, Jerold A. — Provo, Utah Webster, Vonda — Preston, Idaho Webb, Stanley . — Lehi, Utah Webster, LeRoy — Walla Walla, Washington Webster, Richard — Portland, Oregon Welsh, Patricia — Orem. Utah Weiss, Gilbert — Salt Lake City, Utah Weight, J. Reed — Provo, Utah Wells, Joanne — Logandale, Nevada Weiss, Bennett — Los Angeles, California Wells, Anna B. — Joseph, Utah Werner, LaRae — Burbank, California West, Barbara B. — Rock Springs, Wyomin Wessel, Beth — Baltimore, Maryland Westra, Gerald — Seattle, Washington Westover, Flora — Joseph City, Arizona Wengreen, Earl W. — Orem, Utah Wilde, Lorene — Union, Oregon Williams, Lamar — Tooele, Utah Wilcox, Harlow — Farmington, Utah Willey, Gwen — Byron, Wyoming Wilcox, Ronald — Modesto, California Willes, Blaine — Spanish Fork, Utah 244 Williamson, Herbert — Montebello, Calif. Willcins, Joey — Spanish Fork, Utah Wilkinson, Clynn — Portland, Oregon Wilkins, Ray — Magna, Utah Wilcoclt, Shirley — Calgary, Canada Wilkins, Woodroe — Bell, California Williams, Nyle — Bountiful, Utah Wilson, Dorothy — Tremonton, Utah Wilson, Rae — Clarkston, Wash ington Wilson, Don — Spanish Fork, Utah Wilson, James — Los Angeles, California Wilson, Bonnie Rae — Provo, Utah Wilson, Keith — Riverside, California Wing, Barbara — Raymond, Canada Winsor, Stanlee — Chino Valley, Arizona Winsor, Mary Lynn — Phoenix, Arizona Wilson, Shirley — Provo, Utah Wilson, Ruth — Trail, B. C, Canada Wolfley, Richard — Freedom, Wyoming Witson, Larry — Provo, Utah Winter, Lee Anne — Murray, Utah Winterbottom, Marian — Paris, Idaho Wiscombe, Geraldine — Mapleton, Utah Wittorf, John — New York City, N. Y. Wood, Karl — Provo, Utah Wood, Karen — Las Vegas, Nevada Wolsey, Barbara — Provo, Utah Wolz, Gerald C. — Rigby, Idaho Wood, Carol — Spanish Fork. Utah Wood, Enid — Berkeley, California Wood, Mona — Calgary, Canada Wood, Reid M. — Pendleton, Oregon Wood, Connie — Garland, Utah Wood, Marilyn — Tucson, Arizona Wood, Paul L. — Baker, Oregon Woolley, Myra — Vernal, Utah Wrathall, Claude East Aurora, New York Wride, Donna Pasadena, California Hey, boys — let ' s not get carried away right here in the middle of the floor! 245 This is marching. This is marching? Yaple, Warren Jr. Hollywood, California Wolfgand, Marcus Provo, Utah Yeoman, Paul Orem, Utah Yacit, Alreta Land:)r, Wyoming Wright, Maxine Sandy, Utah fi.M% w Wood, Marilyn Salt Lake City, Utah Wride, Afton American Fork, Utah Wright, Glenna Roswell, New Mexico Winterbottom, Jean Mt. Pleasant, Utah Wright, Wayne Tacoma, Washington Wright, Merlene Provo, Utah Wright, Sharon Gay Council, Idaho Wynn, Anne Ontario, Oregon Wright, Dawn Richland, Washington Worsley, Don Pero, Indiana 1 1 i J- Yearsley, Joan Elaine — Ogden, Utah Yorgensen, Lynn — Idaho Falls, Idaho Yancey, Sharon — Salt Lake City, Utah Yeomans, Gertrude — Alhambra, California Young, Willie — Allianca, Ohio -Young, Vern — Springville, Utah Young, Dorothy — Blanding, Utah Young, Robert M. — Glendale, California Young, Inalyn — Moab, Utah Young, Joane — Twin Falls, Idaho Zell, Barbara — Burbank, California Zirker, Marilyn — Moses Lake, Washington Young, Florence — Pingree. Idaho Young, Marvin S. — Salt Lake City, Utah Young, Jerry — Idaho Falls, Idaho 246 Hansen, Marilyn Salt Lake City, Utah Heywood, Salt Lake Rona City, Id Utah Hermanson, Beverly Salt Lake City, Utah Hilton, Patricia Oakland, California Hansen, Jeanne Duchesne, Utah Hillier Coalvi David B le, Utah Hill, Scott Alhambra, California Hill, Joyce Buhl, Idaho Kearns, Diana Seattle, Washington South, Susanv Kent He, California May, John D. Baker, Oregon Yorgesen, Delmar Rigby. Idaho Hess, Douglas Barrington, California Heywood Phoenix, , Evans Arizona Hess, Vince Farmington, C. Utah Huffaker, Frances Vale, Oregon Hiatt, M Mt. Airy ona Faye North Carolina Hendric Centerfi ison eld. Roger R. Utah Tateyama, Honolulu, Patricia Hawaii Wright, Mitchell, Janice South Dakota Wilkins, Darwin St. Johns, Arizona ' I ' m sorry, gentlemen, but you ' ll just have to leave, have complete control over gvery girl in this dormitory! ' 247 248 w WW THE SOPHOMORE CLASS— Carefree individuals full of fun and ready for what lies ahead . . . finally getting the run of coljege life . . . hiked fronn lower to upper campus until they learned to thumb . . . successful Sophomore Loan-Fund Ball proved the real worth of these dynamic students. BOB BATEMAN Sophomore Vice-President KIRK HART and VAL LILJENQUIST— Class Representatives to Legislative Council 250 ' Pen4 utciiUC6eA MARY ANNE CARTER Busy Banyan associate editor with a knack for heading committees and getting things done . . . loyal Nautilus and Y.C. member from Salt Lake City . . . Universe feature editor . . . publicity-plus girl with a winning person- ality. ; NORM SLAYMAKER Husky Utahn recognized for work on Christ- mas Drive . . . untiring energy comes from Salt bake City . . . popular member of Viking social unit. KAREN BUTTERS Charming, unassuming campus sweet- heart from Kamas, Utah . . . popular Sophomore Class secretary who con- tributed talents to Banyan staff, Alcy- one, and Snow Carnival. 251 ' Pe i4a tcdCUu DICK WELLS Idol of Sophomore women as class president and handsome preferred man . . . another friendly fellow from Las Vegas with a captivating smile and hearty ambition. MARILYN TALL Glamorous Homecoming attendant coming from Rigby, Idaho . . . Sponsor Corps proudly claimed her talents . . . intelligent and sparkling personality. GERRY TURNER Friendly Athenian enthusiast, responsible for the success of numerous campus ac- tivities . . . busy Snow Carnival chairman . . . a real dynamo from Olympia, Washing- ton. 252 e i4a uUCUci ' JULIE GROBERG Energetic Ri Veda President . . . famous for dependability and charming manner ... a selected example of dignity and vitality com- bined from Idaho Falls. CAROL BECKSTRAND A bundle of class from American Fork who walked off with coveted Sophomore Loan Fund Crown . . . active member of Spon- sor Corps devoting extra effort to Cami Los . . . calm, unassuming disposition. KIRK HART Active member of Athenians . . . possesses keen sense of drive and ability . . . witty member of Legislative Council representing his class . . . known for his humorous drawings and interests In politics. 253 Adams, Galene Burbank, California Alexander, Jo Ann San Bruno, California Allen, Jack Hagerman, Idaho Andreasen, Don McKay Flint Ridge, California Ashman, Marilyn Midvale, Utah Abel, Robert American Fork, Utah Anderson, Beth Richfield, Utah Anderson, Lorna Provo, Utah Anderson, Bertha Talmage, Utah Ashby, Gary Vernal, Utah Wfl Adamson, H, Kirk Terreton, Idaho Aston, Duane Canonsburg, Pennsylvania Bateman, Bob Burley, Idaho Allen, EInor Lynn Preston, Idaho Anderson, Ralph Spanish Fork, Utah , Abraham, Margie Byron, Wyoming Adams, Eugene Venice, California Anderson, Melvin Goolin, Idaho Anderson, William North Hollywood, Calif. Anderson, Warren B. J ' leasant Grove, Utah Arbon, Don Los Angeles, California Allred, Ralph Lynn RIverton, Utah Anderson, Dorene Tremonton, Utah Barrett, Ronald Los Angeles, California Bauer, Richard Eureka, Utah Allred, Rey U fe: ' s Abbott, Juna Provo, Utah T Boise, Idaho Anderson, Daryl W ' j Alleman, Karen Sacramento, California Springville, Utah Abbott, Duane Idaho Falls, Idaho Anderson, Janet Glendive, Montana Anderson, C. Margaret Palms, California Arnold, Dennis Venice, California Atkinson, Mary Irene Malad, Idaho Andersen, LeArta Salt Lake City, Utah Armstrong. Howari Pocaiello. Idaho Atkinson, Lola Jean Yuba City, California Anderson, Marthalene LaCanada, California Baldwin. Jeanette Lebanon, Oregon Ball, Larene Lewisville, Idaho Adams, Ruth Provo, Utah Allen, Terry S. Winslow, Arizona Anderson. Dick Los Angeles, California Albrechtsen, Donetta Murray. Utah Austin, Joseph Salmon, Idaho 254 PfT4 Barber, Joyce Glendale, California Baird, Kay Rigby, Idaho Badgee, George Holden, Utah Badouin, LaPrele Berkeley, California Bean, Clark Seattle, Washington Baldwin, Rey Provo. Utah Bailey, Udean West Jordan, Utah Bacon, Kenneth S. Hollywood, California Bacon, Doris Washington, D. C. Barney, Myrle Delta, Utah Barbezaf, Donald — Meridian, Idaho Barnes, Candace — Holtville, California Barnes, Katharine — Rupert, Idaho Barker, Keith — Ogden, Utah Beckstrand, Ray — Meadow, Utah Bean, Larry — Seattle, Washington Bast, Barbara — San Gabriel, California Bartholomew, Earl — Alexandria, Minnesota Baker, Loraine — Teasdale, Utah Beard, Beverly — Bingham Canyon, Utah Beckstrand, Carol — American Fork, Utah Bassetti, Darlene — San Francisco, Calif. Beard, Darlene — Coalville, Utah Barton, Marilyn — San Marino, California Beckstrand, Dale F. — Long Beach, California or even your wife! umum Baird, Alan Payson, Utah Ballard, Harold Idaho Falls, Idaho Baird, Leota Lewrston, Idaho Banner, Melvin Burley, Idaho Barr, Irene Burley, Idaho 255 f37 Berry, Raymond — LaGrande, Oregon Belnap, Grant — Logana, California Blau, Irelfa — Mesa, Arizona Benson, Ruth — Silver Spring, Maryland Bentley, Kathleen — Torreon, Mexico Billings, Richard — Brighann City, Utah Benson, Joe D. — Santa Ana, California Bloomquist, Marion — Idaho Falls, Idaho Bischoff, Gordon — SwinIt, Colorado Bicknnore, Darrell — Bountiful, Utah Bowers, Nancy — Salt Lake City, Utah Bickel, idora — Kearney, Nebraska Black, Bill — Avenal, California Blacker, Barbara — LaGrande, Oregon Bird, Velene — Salina, Utah Bingham, Shirley — Sacramento, California BischoJf, Pat — Salt Lake City, Utah Betfs, Shirlee — Longview, Washington Black, Oren — BJanding, Utah Boynton, Leo — Sandy, Utah Boyles, Mary Joan — Parowan, Utah Benson, Maurine — Pomona. California Blake, Reed — St. George, Utah Bracken, Lynn — Roosevelt, Utah Bjarnson, Sharlene — Spring ville, Utah Boyack, Gayle — Salt Lake City, Utah Booke, lleta — Silver Spring, Maryland Bond, JoAnne — Phoenix, Arizona Blake, Lott — Gunnison, Utah Booth, E. Kent — Orem, Utah Boss, Karl — Garland, Utah Biesinger, Deon — Union, Utah Berg, Jody — Lawndale, California Blodgett, Alan — Vale, Oregon Boyce, Orson — Charlo, Montana Bradfield, Sherry — Scotia, California Blatter, Glenn Idaho Falls, Idaho Now we can go to that dance tonight! 256 Vii [SCiPil [|[ SIIIH! Bradshaw, Valene — Emmett, Idaho Briggs, Leiand — American Fork, Utah Bright, Barry — Teton, Idaho Butters, Karen — Kamas, Utah Brown, Boyd — Monroe, Utah Broobby, Wayne — Fredonia, Arizona Bringhurst, Fred R. — Alhambra, California Cahoon, Edyth Mae — Delta, Utah Bramwell, Joyce Ann — Ogden, Utah Brothers, Marylyn R. — Stockton, California Brimhall, George H. — Evanston, Wyoming Brimley, Alma Blaine — Mesa, Arizona Brown, Leila — Parker, Idaho Brown, Wilburn — Queen Creek, Arizona Browne, Agnes — Blackfoot, Idaho Bryson, Robert — Vernal, Utah Brough, Martha — Bountiful, Utah Bryner, Jerry — Salt Lake City, Utah Broadhead, Maeser — Delta, Colorado Buchanan, Dick — Provo, Utah Bullock, Gerald — Lethbridge, Canada Buchanan, Sharon — Richfield, Utah Buckwalter, Barbara — American Fork, Utah Burke, Lyie — Longview, Washington Bush, A. Lavern — Denver, Colorado Bussing, Naomi — Rose, New York Burr, Ned — Burrville, Utah Cannon, Vernita — Culver City, California Burgess, Van Edward — Alpine, Utah Budge, Rayo — Roy, Utah Carter, John Deloy — Salt Lake City, Utah Castagno, Loraine — Tooele, Utah Burgon, Kaye — Midvale, Utah Bushman, Dean, — Joseph City, Arizona Calderwood, Bob E. — Henefer, Utah Carter, Nadine Beth — Burley, Idaho Buckle, Jim — Woods Cross, Utah Bullock, Jay — Logan, Utah Call, Aaron Udell — San Diego, California Call, Waldo P. — Colonia Dublan, Mexico Burton, Janis — Salt Lake City, Utah Carter, Mary Anne — Salt Lake City, Utah Butler, Merle Jean — Lund, New Mexico Carter, Marion — Gardi.er, Massachusetts Carter, Emma Louise — Park Valley, Utah Carr, Mary Ellen — Berkeley, California Carter, John L. — Nephi, Utah Casper, LaVern — Heber, Utah fv 257 Curtis, Cherrlll Placerville, California Coop, Margaret Ogden, Utah Chappell, Robert Provo, Utah Chase, Patsy Hartsvilie, South Carolina Cox, Richard Dean Idaho Falls, Idaho Collier, Robert D. Murray, Utah Clarke, Ralph Salt Lake City, Utah Collyer, Burleson T. Farmlngton, New Mexico Christensen, Paul Las Vegas, Nevada Cattrell, Dixie Provo, Utah Colton, Grace Roosevelt, Utah Chesley, William L. Salt Lake City, Utah Christiansen, Barbara Salt Lake City, Utah Crawford, Yvonne Murray, Utah Crandall, Mary Long Island, New York Cook, Richard San Francisco, Calif. Christiansen, Marlene Salt Lake City, Utah Cook, Carolyn Fountain Green, Utah Clyde, Robert F. Provo, Utah Clarke, William R. Burbank, California Comer, Caroline Lehl, Utah Clark, Gail J y Georgetown, Idahcr Christensen, Gayle B. Bancroft, Idaho I ' Crowther, Sharon ml Malad, Idaho Chipman, Richard American Fork, Utah Christensen, Carol Safford, Arizona Clark, Bernadine Ukiah, California Cluff, Joy El M-jnte, California Collard, George E. Jr. Provo, Utah Crawford, John ft. Provo, Utah Copeland, Bobble Monrovia, California Crook, Mary Fallon, Nevad ' - Chrlstensen. Ray E. ii Provo, Utah i Crismon, Leo E. Casa Grande, Arizona Crowther, Sheldon -i, Malad, Idaho Claridge, Fred Santa Monica, California Clark, John Carlos Morgan, Utah Childs, Jay N. Gunnison, Utah Crapo, Mary Alice Sandy, Utah Croft, Mary Las Vegas, Nevada Childs, Renee Gunnison, Utah Cox, Alta Provo, Utah Cook. Mary Ellen Las Vegas, Nevada Coleman, Norman Sprlngerville, Arizona Creer, Kay Concord, California 258 s Cordner, Raymond Orem, Utah Christensen, Helen Fairvlew, Utah Cooper, Phil E. Ruth, Nevada Cook, Mary Alice I Enterprise, Utah Cullimore, Boyd Garland, Utah Christensen, Von Manila, Utah Clegg, LeAnn Provo, Utah Cluff, Lloyd Provo, Utah Christensen, Carol Salt Lake City, Utah Crandall, Geraldine Twin Falls, Idaho Dance, Norene — Blackfoot, Idaho Dalton, Orval — Sprlngville, Utah Sam, David — Gary, Indiana Corry, Dorothy — Delta, Utah Coster, Marilyn — Burley, Idaho Co wley, Fred — Salt Lake City, Utah Davis, Doreen — Antimony, Utah Davidson, Guyn Dean — Alameda, ladho Davis, Emma Lou — Provo, Utah Dance, Marva — Blackfoot, Idaho Davis, Barbara Jean — Boise, Idaho Davidson, Melvin — Provo, Utah Davidson, Marion — Evanston, Wyoming Davis, Afton — San Bernardino, California Dawson, David H. — Lawton, Utah Gourmet ' s delight — Wymount Cafeteria (home of the brave). SIP [S Coulam, Billie Los Angeles, California Cosgrave, LuAnne Beverly Hills, California Davies, Chesley Fillmore, Utah Darling, Clair Spanish Fork, Utah Clays, Dixie Pocatello, Idaho 259 Day, Merrill — Fairvlew, Utah Deakin, Gaye — Tremonton, Utah Dean, Bernlce — Provo, Utah Denney, Thayle — Downey, Idaho Dayes, Doris — Merrick, New York Dawson, Mary — Layton, Utah Dinsdale, Janis — Oqdett, Utah Dixon, Glenn — Payson, Utah Dittmore, Barbara — Leonia, New Jersey Dempsey, Bernard — Spanish Fork, Utah Dewsnup, Anna Lou — Deseret, Utah Detton, Richard — Honolulu, Hawaii Duffin, Mary — Murray, Utah Effler, LeRoy — Los Angeles, California Draper, Bud — Huntington, Utah Dixon, Jean — Spanish Fork, Uath Dixon, Joan W. — Payson, Utah Dodd, Jim — Alhambra, California Dodd, Russell — Elkins, West Virginia Doke, Alan — Glasgow, Montana Dorriss, Billie — Los Angeles, California Dorsey, Gail — Phoenix, Arizona Doman, Rulene — Salt Lake City, Utah Dalton, Dennis — Pocatello, Idaho Done, Nancy — Provo, Utah Edwards, Charles — American Fork, Utah Duggar, Leonard — Salt Lake City, Utah Dunkley, Melvin E. — American Fork, Utah Duke, Larry — Heber, Utah Drew, Robert — Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Easton, Helen — Beaver, Utah Durrant, E. Jay — Heber, Utah Dobson, Gerald, Farmington, Utah Earnshaw, Audrey — Inglewood, California Eatough, Norman — Provo, Utah Eagar, Lynn — San Bernardino, California ' I Dahlin, Stanley Concord, California Keep to your right and watch for signals. 260 iiciiis mn II i Esplln, Dean Wayne — Shelley, Idaho ErJckson, LaVar — Murray, Utah Elam, Shirley — Pendleton, Oregon Elliott, Gary E. — Farmington, Utah Ekins, Phyl — Provo, Utah Ellsworth, Sterling — Bethesda, Maryland Ellsworth, Delos — Queen Creek, Arizona Esplin, Leon — Shelley, Idaho Ely, Nathan A. — Redding, California Erickson, Alice — Springville, Utah Erickson, Donn — Monroe, Utah Ericksen, Claudette — Danbury, Conneticut Everett, Charles — Farmington, New Mexico Fawcett, Kent — Provo, Utah Farnsworth, Allen S. — Beaver, Utah Farr, Lyie — Clearfield, Utah Eliason, Norrell B. — Bancroft, Idaho Eubanks, Wilbur J. — Kinston, North Carolina Faux, Winston — Salt Lake City, Utah Ferney, Helen — Idaho Falls, Idaho Flake, Nena V. — Snowflake, Arizona Fisher, Carol — Altader?a, California Finch, Gerald — Payson, Utah Ellsworth, John W. — Albuquerque, N. M. Finlayson, Fred C. — Ontario, California Fluckiger, Marva Lue — Afton, Wyoming Frazier, Ronald — Evanston, Wyoming Fisk, Elva — Caldwell, Idaho Erickson, Reita — Raymond, Alb., Canada Frank, Margene — Richfield, Utah Foote, Duane — Salt Lake City, Utah Fuller, Eldon R. — Boise, Idaho Flake, Dixie — Snowflake, Arizona Fisher, Scott — San Marino, California Fisher, Robert — Kuna, Idaho Fowler, Merlyn — Richfield, Utah Ferney, Ralph — Idaho Falls, Idaho Ford, Jacquelyne — Bellaire, Texas Foster, Lynn G. — Pocatello, Idaho Fresh, Lu Dene — Blackfoot, Idaho Fox, Harold — Lehi, Utah Frampton, Morris — Fillmore, Utah Frei, Donald W. — Idaho F lls, Idaho FoerstI, Eleanor — Munich, Germany Flygare, Althea — La Canada, California Flake, Wendell — Keosauqua, Iowa Frandsen, Lee — Springville, Utah Folsom, Jean — Spokane, Washington 261 £ f . Funk, Herman Clint, Texas Gardner, RaNae MIdvale, Utah Goates, LaMar Lehi, Utah Grow, Rosemay Lewiston, Idaho Grant, Richard G. Los Angeles, California Gardner, Shelia Whittier, California 1 Gibbs, Donna Rellaf. e, Wyoming Greenwood, Noal Crescent, Utah 1 Gorringe, Barbara Baldwin Park, California Griffith, Mary Clarine Grover, Wyoming Fullmor, Joy Springville, Utah Giles, Bonnie McGiil, Nevada Gunn, Marion a Coalville, Utah Giles, Marlene Heber, Utah Gustaveson, Caroline Alameda, California Hansen, Gayle Smithfield, Utah Gifford, Leo Rural Nampa, Idaho Glines, Deloa Rich ' and, Washington Good, Danny Ray Prescott, Arizona Griffon, Gera Escalante, Utah V-3 id-::: Gardner, Beverly H. Richfield, Utah Gardner, Vesta Lund, Nevada Grinnell, Yvonne Portland, Oregon Green, Collette Lethbridge, Alb.. Canada Gubler,, Brian Tell Baker, Oregon Groteguten, Dolly Burbank, California Gourdin, Melvin North Hollywooc ' Calif. Green, Donna Tremonton, Utah Greenwood, Edmond Rerie, Idaho Goodwin, Reece Idaho Falls, Idaho Fullner, Robert Payson, Utah Haag, Eldon American Fork, Utah Gines, Ralph Jr. Woodland, Utah Groesbeck, David Gardner, Dallin Richfield, Utah Garrett, Darlene Nephi, Utah Goodwin, Melva Rose Blackfoot, Idaho Grotegut, David Idaho Falls, Idaho — — . Spanish Fork, Utah Gardner, Blanche Spanish Fork, Utah Groberg, Julia Idaho Falls, Idaho Godfrey, Lorin C. Cardston, Alb., Canada Garrett, Larry Ely, Nevada Comer, Shirley Lehi, Utah Haacke. GaNae Idaho Falls, Idaho Grant, Waldo F. Tremonton, Utah 262 Gwynn, Ann San Rafael, CalifornI, Gardner, D. Allen Lund. Nevada Guthrie, Arlene St. Anthony, Idaho Hess, Dennis Pocatello, Idaho Goates, Barbara South Gate, California Gurney, Boyd F. Salina, Utah Gilbert, Virginia Pocatello, Idaho Hadley, Blaine Ogden, Utah Gottfredson, Doug Ely, Nevada Giberson, Richard C. San Diego, California Hadley, Shirley Ann — Blackfoot, Idaho Hansen, Darrel — Rigby, Idaho Hall, Gary — Garland, Utah Hale, Sarah Ann — Salt Lake City, Utah Halterman, Mary Jean — Parowan, Utah Hanlts, Russell H. — Salt Lake City, Utah Hall, Dan Jay — Santaquin, Utah Halford, Harold — Burley, Idaho Hancock, Evelyn — Glendale, California Hall, Rosalie — Webstersprings, West Va. Hall, Edward A. — St. George, Utah Halverson, Mariane C. — Greenacres, Wash. Hancock, Bonnie Lou — Ft. Duchesne, Utah Hannmond, Cleta — Las Vegas, Nevada Hanks, Charles W. — Orem, Utah A street dance — what else? Hall, Richard E. Berkeley, California Hales, George Springville, Utah Hamblin, Laura Lou Provo, Utah Hales, Bette Toppenish, Washington Hair, Kay L Kamas, Utah 263 I I Harris, Robert E. — Provo, Utah Herron, Sally D. — Tooele, Utah Havens, LaMar D. — Terreton, Idaho Harrison, Edwin C. — Brigham City, Utah Hansen, Norma — Logan, Utah Hansen, Jay M. — Lewiston, Utah Hansen, Heloyce — Salt Lake City, Utah Harris, L. Robert — Spokane, Washington Hansen, U. J. — Provo, Utah Hedquist, Francis — Salt Lake City, Utah Hathaway, Mark — El Monte, Calitornia Harper, Carol — La Crescenta, California Harris, David — Provo. Utah Hansen, Jean — Winslow, Arizona Harrison, Kent — Provo, Utah Heslop, LaMar — Tremonton, Utah Hawkes, Bonnie Lou — Pocatello, Idaho Haws, Ben F. — Provo, Utah Harper, John J. Blackfoot, Idaho Hatch, Garry S. — Colonia, Juarez, Mexico Heap, Mary Ellen — St. Johns, Arizona Hawkins, Kenny — Atlanta, Georgia Herbertson, Richard M. — Provo, Utah Hazlett, Dorine — Alhambra, California Hansen, Klaus J. — Provo, Utah Haycock, Kathryn — Salt Lake City, Utah Harmon, Duane — Fresno, California Hansen, Shirley Jean — Seattle, Washington Heiner, Ted — Bedford, Wyoming Heslop, Sharon — Kaysville, Utah Hemmert, Jack — Thayne, Wyoming Hastings, Loyal D. — Grand Junction, Colo. Hart, David Kirkwood — Boise, Idaho Hansen, Sherrie — Burley, Idaho Herron, Jack — Kallspell, Montana Harper, Reid L. — LaCrescenta, California Ugh! Heap big Injun plenty hep! 264 I piNiiP: [lyeiP: mi mmi Hogan, Kent — Bend, Oregon Hill. Garth A. — Payson- Utah Hilton, Gail — Mesa, Arizona Holman, Darlene — McSill, Nevada Hill, Max Jay — Orem, Utah Hilton, John — Long Beach, California Holbrook, Joan — Sacramento, California Honner, Quinton — Idaho Falls, Idaho Holtsclaw, Louise — Long Beach, California Hislop, Lane — Fruitland, Idaho Hill, Marvin — Washington, D. C. Holmes, Carole — Springville, Utah Holyoak, Sharon — Burley, Idaho Hooft, Agnes — Winnemucca, Nevada Huber, Lee Joseph — Mesa, Arizona Houston, J. Stanley — St. George. Utah Howell, Devon — Blackfoot, Idaho Hyde, William — Springville, Utah Howlett, Glen G. — Draper, Utah Howell, Ray — Provo, Utah Hutchison, Richard — LaGrande, Oregon Hutchings, Mary Rae — Salt Lake City, Utah Howell, Varon L. — Blackfoot, Idaho Hulme, Lucille — Bloomington, Idaho Hunter, Ted — Louisville, Idaho Hyde, Venice — Lewiston, Utah Hunsaker, Vern — Los Angeles, California Hunter, Louis — El Paso, Texas Hunt, William — Chicago, Illinois Hurley, Richard — Roosevelt, Utah Hutchens, Arlene — Inglewood, California Horlacher, Peter — Pioche, Nevada Hyde, Alan — Cardston, Alb., Carrada Jackson, Louise — Hood River, Oregon Hyde, William — Washington, D. C. Howell, Lamoine — Opportunity, Washington Jackson, Arlene — Inglewood, California Justet, Robert — Provo, Utah Jensen, Melvin Curtis — Minneapolis, Minn. Jackson, L«Roy — Austin, Texas Jackson, Valton — Kanab, Utah Jacox, Gordon Lee — Holladay, Utah Jarvis, William — Provo, Utah Jensen, David C. — Burley, Idaho Jensen, Eldon — Cowley, Wyoming Jensen, Carolyn — Tremonton, Utah Ipsen, Grant — Malad, Idaho Dahl, Judy — Idaho Falls, Idaho 265 Jensen, Myron Spanish Fork, Utah Jon s, Richard Keith Ogden, Utah Jones, Stanley H. Provo, Utah Enos. Muriel Koahulani Waihuky, Maui, Hawaii Johnson, Archie Nampa, Idaho Johnson, Ira E. Spanish Fork, Utah Jones, Wendall Salt Lake City, Utah Keey, Floyd Tujunga. Colorado Jones, Gary C. Idaho Falls, Idaho Johnson, Janice Heber, Utah Johnson, Don L. Grantsville, Utah Keith, Wilda Fresno, California Jones, Elwood T. Spanish Fork, Utah Johnson, Jerrold Lovell, Wyoming Kelly. Doris Fresno, California Kerby, Kent Provo, Utah Jensen, Royal Duane Malad, Idaho Johnson, June Davis Mesa, Arizona Kasperek, Jean Burbank, California Kartchner, Joan Palo Alto, California Johnson, Cleta Ogden. Utah Jones, Glenna Phoenix. Arizona ri Jones, M. Brent San Francisco, California Jones, Duane Payson, Utah Kimball, Janice Salt Lake City, Utah Kindred, Hal Idaho Falls, Idaho •m Jorgensen, Renal Moses Lake, Washington Jorgensen, Jea Provo, Utah Johnson, Verba Mesa, Arizona Jones, D. Reece Payson, Utah Jorgenson, Victor Boise, Idaho Kendrick, Carole Los Angeles, California Jolley, Helen Tropic, Utah James, Richard Evanston, Wyoming Johnson, Wendell Ogden, Utah Joseph, Carma Beaver, Utah 266 Johnson, Gerald J. Mt. Pleasant, Utah Jameson, A. Keith Monticello, Utah Jones, Betty C. Klamath Falls, Oregon Jarman, Lloyd Lee Lyman, Wyoming King, Marlene Garland, Utah Kerr, Duane Tremonton, Utah Kaiser, Phyllis Stockton, California Kern, Earl B. Malad, Idaho Kay, Carroll Hemet, California Morris, Bascome Long Beach, California Knapp, Georgine Lei — Hawaii Klinger, Arlene — St. Helens, Oregon Klauser, Mable — Hurley, Idaho Konda, Nancy M. — Kapaa Kauiiai, Hawaii Konler, LeRoy — Midway, Utah Knighton, Josephine — Provo, Utah Knudson, Kay L. — Salt Lake City, Utah Kofford, Jerald — Pendleton, Oregon Kuehne, Nora — Chicago, Illinois Kunz, A. Larsen — Driggs, Idaho Lambert, Glen — Kamas, Utah Lambert, Milo — Kamas, Utah Kiesig, Naomi — Salt Lake City, Utah Kotter, Cleone M. — Shelley, Idaho Kummer, Glen — Salt Lake City, Utah 5 Anybody here seen Charley? SIPHIM Kirk, Francis Sacramento. California Kirkbride, Betty Denver, Colorado Kinsey, Heber, Joan Utah Knaphus, Lois Salt Lake City, Utah Knighton, Bob Oakland, California 267 Langford, Karolyn — Schebalis, Washingfon Landeen, G. Richard — Rocit Springs. Wyo. Larson, Lloyd A. — San Gabriel, California Larsen, Myrna Carol — Richfield, Utah Larsen, Robert — Phoenix, Arizona Larsen, Dixie Ann — Hyrum, Utah Larsen, Robert G. — Lafayette, California Lawrence, Barbara — Salem, Utah Layton, Jim — Layton, Utah Leavitt, Beth — Dragerton, Utah LeBaron, Verl-yn — Buenaventura, Chih., Mex. Lee, Alfred — Provo, Utah Leitchy, Victor J. — Springville, Utah Lechteng, Ella — Bancroft, Idaho Le«, Joseph — Malta, Idaho Larsen, Milton — Provo, Utah Larsen, Mary Evelyn — Emmett, Idaho Lloyd, Eldon — Provo, Utah Lewis, Sherald — Union, Utah Lufking, Cordell — Idaho Falls, Idaho Leishmann, Nina — Provo, Utah Lendt, Shirley — Buffalo, New York Lunt, Donna Lee — Duncan, Arizona Lorenzen, June — Long Beach, California Lorns, Jack E. — Idaho Falls. Idaho Laurence, Colleen — Provo, Utah Leake, Robert — Salt Lake City, Utah Lindblad, Carrol — Albany. California Liljenquist, Val — Salt Lake City, Utah Lindblad, Robert — Berkeley. California Lowe. John — Monroe, Utah Lufkin, Alba Jean — Idaho Falls. Idaho Lund, Marilyn — Los Angeles, California LIndquest. Alice — Salt Lake City. Utah Lott, Sharon — Monroe, Utah Lovett, Jack R. — El Paso, Texas Lundberg. Jerry Salt Lake City, Utah Maugham, Lei Montebello, California ' Time for your vitamins, dahlings! 268 SPPi [ ID Wl[[ Lyman, Frances — Blanding, Utah Lynn, Arlene — Lovell, Wyoming MacArthur, Patricia — Ogden, Utah MacDonald, Ella Rae — Kanab, Utah MacKindricIt, Willis — Los Angeles, Calif. Maloy, Elwood — Safford. Arizona Mahi, Rose — Hawaii Maidarta, Elena — Buenos Aires, Argentina Manning, Marilyn — Garland, Utah Manning, Carilyn — Garland, Utah Mangum, Floyd L. — Orem, Utah Metlon, Shirlene — Redlands, California Markham, Beth Ann — Ontario, Oregon Marlowe, Darold M. — Salt Lake City, Utah Mateljan, Nick — Redlands, California Mann, Patricia — Arcadia, California McCulley, Anne Louise — Milford, Utah Martin, Ellen — Cowpens. South Carolina Maxfiefd, Flora Lee — Provo, Utah Maurer, Dave — Salt Lake City, Utah Maughn, Alvin — Weston, Idaho McAfferty, Lloyd — Olympia, Washington Matis, Fred — Price, Utah Maugham, Patricia — Preston, Idaho Maxwell, Carol — Salt Lake City, Utah McGuire, Kate — Heber, Utah Massey, Joan — Pasadena, California Meiners, Paul — Kaysville, Utah Measom, Job — Spanish Fork, Utah McDanlel, Lloyd — Alamosa, Colorado May, Leola — Post Fall;. Idaho Martin, Kenneth — Mesa, Arizona McKinney, Keyward — Sacramenta, Calif. McKee, Trevor — Colton, California McKell, Eldon — Provo, Utah Madsen, Lynnette — Springville, Utah Mellor, Melvin — Georgetown, Idaho McEwan, Harold P. — Salt Lake City, Utah McDougal, Richard — Campbellsport, Wis. Merrell, Dan — Provo, Utah Merrill, Sylvia — Safford, Arizona Melbos, Barbara — Long Beach, California Taylor, JoAnn — Provo, Utah Zabriskie, Jay — Spanish Fork, Utah Ragsdale, Ronald — Boise, Idaho 269 Moncier, Merrill Lovell, Wyoming Morgan, Rene Provo, Utah Miller, Don L. Victor, Idaho Monson, Calvin E. American Fork, Utah Meyers, Joyce Murray, Utah Monson, Jack M. Salt Lake City, Utah Mortinsen, Fred Salt Lake City, Utah Morgan, Lee Kimberly, Idaho Millar, James Robert Boise, Idaho Morgan, Dix R. Provo, Utah Murd«ck, Kathleen Heber, Utah Neilson, Jay Wallace Bluffdale, Utah Nielsen, Margene Riverton, Utah Mower, Don American Fork, Utah Nelson, Virginia Blandlng, Utah Nixon, Jack Blackfoot, Idaho Moscon, Frank Tooele, Utah y ' Nielsen, Deon ■Jf Fort Riley, Kansas Nortor, Melba Silverton, Oregon Monson, Barlov Glendale, California Moody, Marilyn Provo, Utah , ' y Mueller, Don Inglewood, California Nelson, Krista Provo, Utah Nicholson, Barbara Provo, Utah Murdock, Paul Napa, California Nelson, Varr Idaho Falls, Idaho Nielson, Ronald Hinckley, Utah Murdock, Merllyn Heber, Utah Nelson, Manfred R. Jackson, Wyoming Nuttall, Garth Idaho Falls, Idaho Mlllef- X eb iJa rr Murray, Utah Morfensen, Gary Tremonton, Utah ' Mortunsen, Dave Huntington, Utah 1 ' i Newberger, Warner ' ' Provo, Utah Nickles, Andy Redlands, California Mills, Beverly Jeanne Brawley, California Moore, Rose KeKaha, Kauai, Hawaii Mousley, Boyd Riverton, Utah Neubert. Donna Graegle, California Nielson, Eloise Vernal, Utah Miller, Lydia Jeanene Grants Pass, Oregon Morehead, Gerald Glendale, California Mullen, Charlotte Pocatello, Idaho Nielson, Ray E. Ogden, Utah Newman, Sharlene Vallejo, California 270 Meyer, Dorothy Idaho Falls, Idaho Money, Richard L. Payson, Utah Moser, Sarah Bancroft Idaho Morgan, Jacl C. Neph;, Utah Narkaus, Suzanne Placervllle, California Nebeker, Gaye Perry, Utah Nielsen, Lewis W. Price, Utah Neely, Lauradene Preston, Idaho Nowell, Patricia Ann Mendham, New Jersey Nilsson, Bruce R. American Fork, Utah We thought so, too. DU S Olpin, Clara Heber City, Utah Olsen, J. Fred Manila, Utah Oaks, June Dixon Provo, Utah Olsen, Larry A. Weston. Idaho Okimoto, Esther Honolulu, Hawaii h-r H Obregon, Margarita — El Paso, Texas Oakes, Thomas — Salt Lake City, Utah Oliver, Carl — Delta, Utah Oborn, Gene — Payson, Utah Obert, Carol — Inglewood, California Olsen, Halvor M. — Woods Cross, Utah Orr, LaRee — Paris. Idaho Osborne, Bill — El Segundo, California Olsen, Wilma — Lovell, Wyoming Orme. Gordon — Idaho Falls, Idaho Oakley, Marlene — Springville. Utah Orton, Kenny — Phoenix, Arizona Ostler, Grace — Nephi, Utah Olsen, LaDeane — Provo, Utah Orr, Charles — American Fork, Utah 271 Owen, Barbara — Glendale, California Ottfey, Ruth — Carlin, Nevada Owen, Lioyd — Idaho Falls, Idaho Pace, Florian — Ogden, Utah Pace, Rayna — Phoenix, Arizona Page, Gerald James — Kamas, Utah Parker, Don — Ogden, Utah Petersen, Morris — Sandy, Utah Paulsen, Ruth — Salt Lake City, Utah Petersen, Jeneal — Salt Lake City, Utah Powelson, Pauline — Lovell, Wyoming Paul, Merlin Gean — Elko, Nevada Peery, David — Palo Alto, California Peters, LeRoy — Mitchell, South Dakota Payne, Duane — Pleasant Grove, Utah Penfold, Neale — Hagerman, Idaho Petersen, Doris — Cottonwood, Arizona Palnner, LaVar — Preston, Idaho Petersen, Marian — Culver, California Patterson, Elsie Mae — Los Angeles, Calif. Payne, Karol June — Bancroft, Idaho Pedersen, John T. — Caldwell, Idaho Perry, Ray — Nampa, Idaho Perry, Eugene — Spring City, Utah Peterson, Marylyn — Franklin, Nebraska Peck, Carole — Lehl, Utah Peterson, Frank — Tooele, Utah Peterson, Lou Jean — San Bernardino, Calif. Posey, Myrlene — Cortez, Colorado Peterson, Eva Mae — Bountiful, Utah Pope, Maxine — Paris, Idaho Perolizzi, Louis — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pexton, Richard N. — Salt Lake City, Utah Pocock, Velma — Tooele, Utah Peterson, Robert W. — Phoenix, Arizona Peterson, Ray — Orem, Utah Anybody gof a match? 272 PHiII[S, Osborn, Herbert — Escalante, Utah Poulsen, Guy A. — Idaho Falls, Idaho Price, Janice — Gridley, California Powell, Bernell — Pocatello, Idaho Poulsen, Jerry — Granite, Utah Poulson, Jack A. — Aberdeen, Idaho Price. Hal — Ogden, Utah Pugh, Margaret — Kanab, Utah Poulson, Joyce — Richfield, Utah Price. Keith — San Francisco, California Preece. Donna — Los Angeles. California Powell. Shirley D. — Lehi, Utah Rasmussen, Renee — Salina, Utah Preston, Lurlyn — Lebanon, Oregon Prior. Pat — El Monte, California Pullins. Janice — Phoenix, Arizona Quails, Gary — Salt Lake City, Utah Rasmussen, Albert — Elgin, Oregon Powelson, Judy — Salt Lake City, Utah Ragsdale, Donald Boise, Idaho Rhoades. Darlene — Hanna, Utah Rich. Margaret — Paris, Idaho Robertson. Rozert D. — Portland, Oregon Riendeau, Carol — Yakima, Washington Reed. Dorothy — Sanger. California Rice. Velma Darlene — Claresholm, Canada Richey. Alice — St. Johns, Arizona Robertson, John B. — Blackfoot, Idaho Randall, Jerol Dean — Idaho Falls, Idaho Rees, Shirley Ann — Ely, Nevada Rancher. Viola — Snowflake, Arizona Randall. Dale C. — Ogden, Utah Reynolds, Patricia — Vernal, Utah Richards, Jene — Blackfoot, Idaho Richey, Maleen — St. Johns, Arizona Rhees, Janet — Ogden, Utah Richins. Alden — Henefer, Utah Richins. Nita — Gridley, California Riggs. Warren Y. — Sandyville, West Va. Riggs. Abbey Lee — Eugene, Oregon Roberts. Richard — Kennewick. Washington Peck, Katherine — Salt Lake City, Utah Rainsdon, Emma Jean — Moreland, Idaho Raphael, John Conrad — Winona, Minn. Quinton, Bruce — Spokane, Washington Richins, Arthur C. — Henefer, Utah Roberts, Loraine — Pleasant Grove, Utah Riggs, Westlyn Carvel, — Phoenix, Arizona 273 Robison, Acea Fillmore ' , Utah Roth, Gordon Bell, California Sanders, Beverly Fairview, Utah Seely, Donna St. Anthony, Idaho Smith, Glen A. Franklin Park, Illinois Roper, Laver Westwood, California Ross, Beverly Springville, Utah Schenic, Laura Nyssa, Oregon Smeath, Donna Provo, Utah Sessions, Charlene ' Provo, Utah Rust, Martin W. Provo, Utah Rowe, William S. Butte, Montana Scaresley, Ann lona, Idaho Shepherd, Kenneth Pay son, Utah Seymour, Joan Stockton, California Robinson, JoAnn L. Hurricane, Utah Schelff, Mary Lou Olympia, Washington Siddaway, Carol Teton City, Idaho Smith, Cleon Cardston, Alb.. Canada Sheets, L. Donald Ontario, Oregon Rogers, Anella Clarksdale, Arizona Sabin, Marilyn Hollywood, C ilifornia Scholle, Richard E. Cleveland, Ohio Roskelly, LeGrande El Monte, California Smith, Curtiss L. American Fork, Utah Robinson, Wilbur Gerald Carmie Valley, Calif. Rowe, M. Robert Grand Junction, Colo. Sargent, Larry D. Mesa, Arizona Slater, Diane McGill, Nevada Skyles, Doris Gladstone, Oregon Rossller, PbT ' Helena, Montana Robtson, Dixie Boise, Idaho Sawyer, Melvin Rock Springs, Wyoming Schweider, Charles T. ia, California ; Kinner, Betty Gene Safford, Arizona 274 Rondo, Joseph Ventura, California Russell, Gloria Belle Kamas, Utah Scalf, Robert A. Columbus, Indiana Shertzer, Minnie Pomona, California Simmons, E. Dennis Collingston, Utah Robinson, Richard A. Fillmore, Utah Roundy, Ferrel G. Escalante, Utah Slaymaker, Norm Salt Lake City, Utah Shepherd, Carolyn Payson, Utah Smith, Beverly Malad, Idaho Rollins, Gary Lyman, Wyoming Robertson, Thyrele Penngrove, California Shoemaker, Dixie Caldwell, Idaho Salmon, Mary Beth Ogden, Utah Scott, Joyce Ogden, Utah Seely, Dean H. St. Anthony, Idaho Sinapi, Mua Samoa Shute, Wayne British Columbia Smith, Dean Portland, Oregon Sabin, Leora Salem, Utah Smith, Terry — Payson, Utah Snow, Karl N. — Provo, Utah Smith, JoAnn — Idaho Falls, Idaho Smith, Richard — Holbroolc, Idaho Southwick, Paul — Cedar City, Utah Soelberg, Bruce — Idaho Falls, Idaho Sorensen, Gunnar — Copenhagen, Denmark Smith, Phil M. — Ogden, Utah Smith, Rex — Blackfoot, Idaho Snow, Beverly — Provo, Utah Sorenson, Lois — Provo, Utah Sorenson, Ruth L. — Salt Lake City, Utah Spangler, Jacqueline — Waynsboro, Utah Sorensen, Leila June — Scipio, Utah Sorenson, Kent V. — Driggs, Idaho Where ' d everyone go? SIP l[ Snarr, Joyce Salt Lake City, Utah Smith, Joanne Portland, Oregon Smith, Jay Lehi, Utah Smith, Patricia Orem, Utah Smith, Lorraine Seattle, Washington 275 Taggart, Charles W. Cody, Wyoming Steele, Dorothy Blanche — Goshen, Utah State, Judith — Long Beach, California Sterling, Nixon — Holden, Utah Stephenson. Mary Lou — Provo, Utah Steck, Robert — Roy, Utah Stagg, Marland — Vernal, Utah Stephens, Neil S. — Nampa, Idaho Stephenson, Larry — Lewiston, Utah Sparks, David C. — Banida, Idaho Simmon, Brian E. — Park City, Utah Squire, Erma — Mt. Pleasant, Utah Staheli, Lynn — Provo, Utah Stone, Fred — Stockton, California Sutton, Helen — Grantsville, Utah Stimpson, David — Provo, Utah Swain, Bertella — Roosevelt, Utah Stoddard, C. Gary — Rexburg, Idaho Stokes, Phyllis — Salmon, Idaho Stewart, Lynn — Spanish Fork, Utah Stott, Cloyd — Bynum, Montana Stewart, D. Roger — Alamo, Nevada Stiburek, Beverly - Cascade, Idaho Stevens, Betty Lou — Oakley, Utah Stevens, Johnny — Las Vegas, Nevada Sund, Marian — Sandy, Utah Stratford, Roland — Lomita, California Svenson, Jay — Malad, Idaho Swall, Geralee — Orem, Utah Stott, Lloyd — Bynum, Montana Stolworthy, Jan — Provo, Utah Summers, Helen — Monticello, Utah Strong, Keith — San Carlos, California Swenson, Barbara Springville, Utah Stephens, Robert — Powell, Wyoming Talley, Darlene — Alhambra, California Tamblyn, Warren N — N. Hollywood, Calif. Mortimer tells Bergen to shut his mouth so that he can get a word in edgewise. 276 D III [ Taylor, Curtis — Long Beach, California Taylor, Anna Bell — Provo, Utah Taylor, Gene — Tooele, Utah Tanner, Pat — McAllen. Texas Taylor, Bruce — Provo, Utah Taylor, Gene — Aurora, Utah Tarr, Harry — West Covina, California Taylor, Neal — Burley, Idaho Taylor, Joan — Phoenix, Arizona Taylor, Rodney — Helper, Utah Taylor, Melva L. — Salt Lake City, Utah Taylor, JoAnn — Provo, Utah Thonnpson, Audrey U. — Laie Oahu, Hawaii Tehquette, Mary Ann — Cherokee, N. C. Tenney, Wayne — Thatcher, Arizona Tolley, Don — Kalispell, Montana Theobald, Neil — Toquerville, Utah Thacker, Lyie — Heber, Utah Thurber, Karl G. — Dingle, Idaho Thornton, LaVon — Midvale, Utah Thompson, Kenneth — Beaver, Utah Thornton, Kay — Draper, Utah Thorup, Elaine — Salt Lake City, Utah Thorstensen, Lowell — Ogden, Utah Tolman, Edward — Salmon, Idaho Tidwell, Carl — Nampa, Idaho Tut+Ie, Edythe — Manti, Utah Todd, Henry S. — Gridley, California Timpson, Donald — Salt Lake City, Utah Tillman, Norma — Holbrook, Arizona Titensor, Barry Ray — Bellflower, California Turley, Anna Jean — Brigham City, Utah Tidwell, Bette — McGill, Nevada Tingey, Helen — Salt Lake City, Utah Tobler, Lee — Nampa, Idaho Tietjen, Mary A. — Glendale, California Tanner, Eddie — Los Angeles, California Toone, Kenneth Green River, Wayoming Tuttly. Dixie Lou — Castle Dale, Utah Uibel, Garth — Mt. View, Canada Ulrich, Judy — San Clemente, California Tucker, Luther C. — Crawfordville, Florida Van Wagoner, John C. — Amer. Fork, Utah Turner, Pat — Elko, Nevada Utiey, Kent R. — Los A.ngeles, California Tyler, Sylvia — Los Angeles, California Tyler, Virginia — Redondo Beach, California Umphenour, SteHing — Bellingham, Wash. 277 V- ' Van Cott, Marlon North Hallywood, Calif. Webster, Christy Hood River, Oregon Waite, Clara Ann E. Templeton, Mass. Weitieil, Norman Provo, Utah Winegar, Marjory Woods Cross, Utah Van Wagoner, Earl Palo Alto, California Willis, Janet Henrieville, Utah Winward, Joy Clifton, Idaho Whitney, Garth Parowan, Utah Wilson, Carolyn ' Spanish Fork, Utah Vance, George Los Angeles, California Walker, Lowell Woodland, Utah Wells, Willie Malad, Idaho White, Janis San Diego, California Winger, Gay Driggs, Idaho Wainwright, Joan Kemmerer, Wyoming Walton, ViDa Fern Calgary, Alb., Canada Webb, Paul A. Lehi, Utah Wimmer, Jean Duchesne, Utah Wilson, Carlyn Lehi, Utah West, Henry Pocatello, Idaho Willis, Kelly Snowflake, Arizona Weeks, Barbara Swan Valley, Idaho Wilson, Janice Centerville, Utah Wilcken, Delores Salt Lake City, Utah Van Wagener, Charleen Ogden, Utah Whatcott, John Lynndyl, Utah Waters, Max Burley, Idaho ' Wible, John Robert Burbank, California Wilson, Ario Bancroft, Idaho VerHagen, Norine Antwerp, Belgium Walker, Dan L. - Fruitland, Idah WadJell, Dix K. Driggs, Idao Williams, Barbai Phoenix, ArizonaJ! Wilson, Wm. A. Downey, Idaho Ward, Patricia Elba, Idaho Wilkey. Lois Nephi, Utah Weller, Mary Carolyn Pocatello, Idaho Wills, Mary Catherine Sprtngville, Utah Ward, Marilyn K. Malad, Idaho Waki, Mitso American Fork, Utah Ward, Marilyn Parowan, Utah Wells, Richard Las Vegas, Nevada Wightman, Jeanne Springville, Utah Wilson, Arnold Springville, Utah 278 X Ward, Eira Idaho Falls, Idaho Whetten, Lloyd A. Chandler, Arizona Wheadon, Ellen West Jordan, Utah Whipple, Marlene Ajo, Arizona Webster, Jim Provo, Utah Walker, Norlan Vernal, Utah Webb, Blain Provo, Utah Warnick. Robert Pleasant Grove, Utah Wilde, Ruth Cheyenne, Wyoming West, J. Donald Provo, Utah liA. Woffinden, Arthur J. — Kennewict, Wash. Woodburg, John W. — Reno, Nevada Witt, Leonard M. — Nephi, Utah Welling, Virginia — Salt Lake City, Utah Woodward, John — Seattle, Washington Wrathall, Jay — East Aurora, New York Wold, Royce — Preston, Idaho Wirrick, Allyn — Hood River, Oregon Worthann, Wilbur — Grand Junction, Colo Wise, Neva Rae — Downey, Idaho Yeoma n, Betty Rae — Mancos, Calorado Wright, Rae — Provo, Utah Young, Yvonne — Richfield, Utah Young, Janice — Richfield, Utah Wittke, Dayton — Grantsville, Utah Sardines never had it so good SIPI Winterton, Eldon Roosevelt, Utah Worsley, Joan Kay Pasadena, California Winsor, Carlene Phoenix, Arizona Winn, Zan J. Ogden, Utah Winterton, Doyle Heber, Utah 279 ! ' 8 WIBL. All in the life (or death) of a yearbook photographer — facing life squarely through his camera lens, he bravely sets out each day, takes tons of photographs, returns proudly to his dark little rendezvous and finds, after unloading his prized possessions — no film! Oh, well, he ' d been thinking all year of using his new little Brownie, anyway. 280 III RI [KIIII6 l[nR ni iii[i[si [[ TtD Juo o ° ?M presic THE JUNIOR CLASS— Vitality and intelligence combined . . . distinguished upperclassmen getting ahead in the shuffle . . . still deciding on a major and worried about the future and next year ' s graduation . . . campus fun-makers idolized by under-class- men. MAROLYN TAYLOR Junior Vice-President ' ■e a, y JACOB HAMBLIN and RUSSELL MICKELSON Class Representatives to Legislative Council 282 e i4a uU€t£eA LEWIS WINTER Fabulous character with a quick wit and ready smile . . . served valiantly through cannpus voting as chairman of Elections Committee . . . devoted to his wife, Joyce. BEVERLY BOYACK Another friendly A. W. S. vice-president all the way from Seattle . . . unlimited energy and willingness to help characterizes this mem- ber of Y. C. ' s and Nautilus . . . sincere and gracious . . . interests lie in improved student leadership. PAT POMEROY Typical friend-maker from Phoenix . . . good- looking Viking President famous for his came- ra and flash-bulbs at dances . . . cherishes beauteous wife, Nancy. 283 e ioMiCCUeA TED JOHNSON Energetic Junior class president with big plans for active class participation . . . likeable Universe sports editor . . . interes- ted in future married life and large family . . . hails from Idaho. MARILYN MORRILL Graceful member of Orchesis, friendly and co-operative . . . capable Sponsor Corps officer and active ToKalon, personalized by strawberry hair and dark eyes . . . another Provo miss. MERLE ALLEN Good-natured sports lover from Prescott, Arizona . . . popular Viking Vice-President known for friendly smile and cheerful at- titude . . . finds time for playing on Varsity Football team. 284 ' Pen A uudCUeA LORNA ERICKSON Talented, fun-loving gal from Richland, Washington . . . brought fame to B. Y. U. with coast-to-coast T. V. and radio appear- ances . . . plans a New York telecast career . . . active member of Nautilus, Y. C. ' s, Mask Club, Theta Alpha Phi, and A Cap- ella Choir . . . personality plus. JOANA HOBBS Outstanding Honor Council member with a gift for winning friends and influencing people . . . sweet disposition added to popularity as active Nautilus and Y. C. . . . straight from the heart of Provo. RON CARTER Smiling A Capella president from Buhl, Idaho . . . appeared as Alexander in varsity show New Moon . . . talented tenor majoring in business . . . member of Inter-organizational Council. 285 y Just like what Mama used to take out of the can. Adams, Don Carlos Bonners Ferry, Idaho Adams, James P. Woodstock. Illinois Adamson, Kathleen Heber, Utah Adams, Nadine Holley McNary, Oregon Alder, Richard S. Preston, Idaho Alder, Edgar A. Trout Creek, Utah Aldridge, Wm. Everett Burlington, N. Carolina Allen, Alyse Heber, Utah Alleman, Margaret Springville, Utah Aller, Oensel C, Jr. Berkeley, California ,♦ . 1 286 Allred, Karia — Westminister, California Allen, Irvin Bruce — Circleville, Utah Allred, Blake — Spring City, Utah Allen, Marlene Bee — Vale, Oregon Allen, J. Whorton — Panguitch, Utah Allen, Marjorie — Tooele, Utah Allred, Rex — Safford, Arizona Anderson, Carl D. — Pocatello, Idaho Anderson, Carole Dawn — Kemmerer, Wyo. Amundsen, JoAnn — Sacramento, California Allen, Virginia — Prescott. Arizona Allen, Merle — Prescott, Arizona Anderson, Clarice — Millville, Utah Anderson, Pat — Pleasant Grove, Utah Anderson, John B. — Riverside, California Andersen, Margaret — Grover, Wyoming Anderson, Duwayne M. — Portland, Oregon Allred, Richard D. — Burley, Idaho Anderson, Richard C. — Venice, Utah Anderson, Ruth — Manti, Utah Ashman, Jim — Fillmore, Utah Ash, Donald — Lehi, Utah Anderson, Ruth — Mesa, Arizona Arnold, Lament — Huntlnoton Utah Asay, Robert DIx Lovell, Wyoming Barker, Elaine North Ogden, Utah Beck, Sayle Ogden, Utah Beck, Paul A. Centerfield, Utah Badger, Rosemary Holden, Utah Ballard, Vivian Snowtlake, Arizona Bartlett, Clyde Tridell, Utah Batchelor, Hazel Ogden, Utah baker, Dawn Monroe, Utah Barnes, Bernard Seattle, Washingtc Bartels, Dorothy Coljmbus, NebrasI Bjarnson, J. Gerald Springville, Utah Be gley, Garth Koosharem, Uta Baker, Marlene Phoenix, Arizona Benson, Owen Jay Ephraim, Utah Black, Annette Boise, Idaho Bagley, Carolyn Koosharem, Utah Barker, Carol Ogden, Utah U , % fQ ' Beck, Betty Jo Ogden, Utah Barrus, Owen H9I Grantsvllle, Utah -- hworth,( PAfeeJrii Las Vegas, Nevada Baker, Ivan H. Orem, Utah ( I ' .-Vi Bend, Richard V . Bethesda, Maryland ' Bennett, Alice T Ogden, Utah ' . Asplund, Geraldine LethL ridge, Alb. Canada Baker, Guy T. Bicknell, Utah Beardall, Bonnie Springville, Utah Beecroft, C. Mark Provo, Utah Baer, Ted Berkeley, California Baker, Barbara Kimberly, Idaho Barratt, John Templeton, Mass. Besendorfer, Walburga Heber, Utah Black, Colleen — Snowflake, Arizona Bingham, William — Hawthorne, California Boyle, Pat — Long Beach, California Black, Robert G. — Henderson, Nevada Beckstead, John W. — Los Angeles, California Bevans, Virginia — Helena, Montana Black, Nalda — Tooele, Utah Blauer, Harold W. — Burley, Idaho Blood, Louise — Garland, Wyoming BItfon, Boyd — Blackfoot, Idaho Blauer, Phyllis H. — Burley, Idaho Blackham, Boyd — Huntington Park, Calif. 287 m DiCIDil 01 Bowman, George V. — McCammon, Idaho Bringhurst, Deon S. — Toquervillo, Utah Brough, Rebecca — Kaysvillo, Utah Brooks. Don A. — Salt Lake City, Utah Boucher, Anne — Toronto, Canada Bohm, Robert — Belmont, California Buchanan, Phil — Richfield, Utah Burton, Helen Mariam — Malad, Idaho Burnett, Dallas M. — Bell, California Burris, Patricia — Magna, Utah Brown, Elbert E. — Springville, Utah Burton, Leah — Afton, Wyoming Bushman, Francis — Joseph City, Arizona Brown, Gaylen L. — Cedar City, Utah Call, Eria Mae — Bancroft, Idaho Bushman, Helen — Snowflake, Arizona Cahoon, Amelia Jane — Delta, Utah Call, Reed — Malad, Idaho Bowen, Mark J. — Rexburg, Idaho Bramall, Marie — Springville, Utah Borgholthaus, Ab — Payette, Idaho Booke, Barbara — Washington, D. C. Bertoncelj, Ronald — Point of Rocks, Wyo. Boyack, Beverly — Seattle, Washington Bradshaw, Merrill K. — Salt Lake City, Utah Broadbent, Emma — Snowflake, Arizona Bratt, Ross Lee — Spray, Oregon Brambilla, Eunice M. — Wellsboro, Pa. Bringhurst, Wayne — Toquerville, Utah Bowen, Mario — Murray, Utah Brady, Gordon L. — Fairview, Utah Bloomquist, Milt — Duchesne, Utah Brown, Kathy — Phoenix, Arizona Biesinger, William — Salt Lake City, Utah Brookbush, Valene — Sterling, Idaho Brockbank, Bruce — .Spanish Fork, Utah Brown, Marjie — Provo, Utah Boyde, David H. — Charlo, Montana Brown, Velda — Provo, Utah Bryce, Betty — Pima, Arizona Bullock, Jane — Provo, Utah Bowles, Richard — Rigby, Idaho Brown, Jim — McConneliville. Ohio Burns, Barbara — Provo, Utah Burnham, Lewis E. — Blending, Utah Brown, Jack A. — St. Johns, Arizona Buchanan, Rendall J. — Venice, Utah Brush, Barbara Dean — Palo Alto, California 288 Caldwell, Don — Midvale, Utah Calder, Mary Alice — Vernal, Utah Carlson, Martin — Chicago, Illinois Carlston, Rosalin — Fairview, Utah Capelo, E. Ray — San Diego, California Carpenter, Bernice — Eden, Arizona Carpenter Armal B. — Thatcher, Arizona Carter, Paul Smith — Salt Lake City, Utah Carr, Donna — Logan, Utah Carlsen, Vern R. — Ogden, Utah Carragher, Inez — Snowflake, Arizona Campbell, Keith — Richfield, Utah Chapman, Glen — Bountiful, Utah Christensen, Anna — Payson, Utah Carver, Dale — Boise, Idaho Chandler, Charlene — New Plynnouth, Idaho Carter, Ronald — Buhl, Idaho Christensen, Darline — Centerfield, Utah Christensen, Clyde A. — Springville, Utah Christian, Jo Anne — Pioche, Nevada Christensen, Ralph — Detroit, Michigan Christenson, Wendell — Provo, Utah Clegg, Ruth Jolene — Provo, Utah Christiansen, Kent M. — Moreland, Idaho Clarli, Margaret — Novato, California Clifton, Clarene — Ogden, Utah Clark, Hoover W. — Provo, Utah Clark, Phil — Provo, Utah Cloward, Jewell — Payson, Utah Carter, Robert — Miami, Arizona Church, George — Erie, Pennsylvania Conrad, Willa — lona, Idaho Costner, Katherine — Pima, Arizona Clawson, Charles C. — Seattle, Washington Coltrin, Horace — Burley, Idaho Conrad, Carolyn Reno, Navada Clark, Leon G. Morgan, Utah . . . and during Regis- tration, please give me strength. 289 Iliys Just lynching a friend, that ' s all! Cooper, Kay C. Provo, Utah Clark, John Calvert Ely, Nevada Christensen, Winslow Antonite, Colorado Barney, Clive Alhambra, California Colver, Jay Alhannbra, California Crandall, Maureen Twin Falls, Idaho Cordon, Verjear Phoenix, Arizona Carter, Ross Provo, Utah Chase, Fred Pocatello, Idaho Cawley, Douglas Savannah, Georgia Cole, David L. — Rupert, Idaho Christofferson, Leo — Lehi, Utah Curtis, Kirk M. — Orangeville, Utah Crofts, Steve M. — Richfield, Utah Creer, Norma — Ogden, Utah Cram, Deryl — Las Vegas, Nevada Cundick, Seralee — Santa Barbara, Calif. 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Junior — American Fork, Utah Gibby, Marlow D. — Roseburg, Oregon George, Loyd — Las Vegas, Nevada Galbraith, Dick — Ogden, Utah Georges, Marilyn — Westcliffe, Colorado Gallagher, William — Los Angeles, California Gifford, Grant — Columbia Falls, Montana Gilliland, Bob — Rosemead, California Goates, LaRee — Lehi, Utah Gallier. Monroe G. — Provo, Utah G ave, Mary Dell — Annabella, Utah Geddes, James W. — Banida, Idaho Godfrey, Gerald — Smithfield, Utah Goff, Lucille — Cortez, Colorado Goodell, Robert — Scottsbluff, Nebraska Gonzales, Howard — Long Beach, Calif. Gomez, Lilia — Guatemala Glazier, Louis O. — Mesa, Arizona 292 Goodwin, H. Dale — Panaca, Nevada Graham, Robert — Fairview, Utah Gledhill, Vernal H. — Van Nuys, California Grant, Jack — Nampa, Idaho Graham, Carol — Fairview, Utah Gieave, Keith O. — Provo, Utah Groutage, Harold — Kemmerer, Wyoming Gustatson, Joyce — Vale, Oregon Green, Paul D. — West Jordan, Utah Grover, Joan — Seattle, Washington Groesbeck, Monty C. — Springville, Utah Grenny, Guy Wayne — Spokane, Washington Hill, Leo — Nampa, Idaho Hallsted, LeRoy — Safford, Arizona Hall, Phyllis — Springville, Utah Gunter, Maynard — Portland, Oregon Hadlock, Esther — Salt Lake City, Utah Gunnell, Robert D. — Soda Springs, Idaho Handy, Gerald — Heyburn, Idaho Hamblin, Jacob R. — St. Johns, Arizona Hamling, Donald R. — Lethbridge, Canada Hall, Mary Carol — Richfield, Utah Garney, John A. — Salina, Utah Greer, Deon — Provo, Utah Hair, Allen — Provo, Utah Hainsworthi Beth — Portland, Oregon Froelich, E. Robert — Provo, Utah Groutage, Harrison — Logan, Utah Gwilliam, Dee — Sunset, Utah Greenwood, Ned — Eagar, Arizona Haroldsen, Lillian — Idaho Falls, Idaho Hardy, Arthur — Sacramento, California Hansen, Geraldine — Orem, Utah Hales, Robert H. — Provo, Utah Hail, JoAnn — Nampa, Idaho Hale, Glen B. — Blackfoot, Idaho Halladay, Mae Marie Phoenix, Arizona Hainsworth, Jerome Portland, Oregon Now to find someone who can waltz. 293 i Just like the tournament of roses. Hanson, Norma Logan, Utah Hales, Glen Elsinore, California Harris, Chot Independence, Missouri Hardee, Dorothy Castle Gate, Utah Harris, John S. Tooele, Utah Hanks, Richard Kay Menio Park, California Hanson, Alice Dragerton, Utah Hansen, DeWayne Richfield, Utah Haslem, Verl Roosevelt, Utah Harrison, Hortense Hialeah, Florida Hill, Bruce P. — Walla Walla, Washington Hatch, Betty — Boise, Idaho Hicks, Fletcher — Columbus, Georgia Hartley, Haiel — Stirling, Alb., Canada Harris, Gordon K. — Chin, Alb., Canada Heder, Metta — Los Angeles, California Hilton, Kent — Mesa, Arizona Hintze, Royal S. — Salt Lake City, Utah Helqulst, Ronella — Koosharem. Utah Hayes. Keith C. — Los Vegas, Nevada Hearne, Colleen — Provo, Utah Hamblin, John Ray — Eager, Arizona Holmes, Dean — Burley, Idaho Hlllyard, Marion — Seattle, Washington Hill, Jim — Layton, Utah Hiatt, Calvin C. — Mt. Airy, N. Carolina Heft, Paul M. — McGill, Nevada Heaton, Flora May — Hunter, Utah Hoopes, Ned — Paso Robles, California Holt, Ralph Moyle — Long Beach, California Hobbs, Joana — Provo, Utah Hofmann, Karl — Bingham Canyon, Utah Hinckley, Janet — Belmont, Massachusetts Hill, Paul M. — Ucon, Idaho 294 Howard, John Salt Lake City. Utah Howell, Sheila Hollywood, California Hunger, F. Dean Lehi, Utah Irwin, Naoma Idaho Falls, Idaho Home, Ray Seattle, Washington Howells, James M. Midvale, Utah Hunt, Dessie Spanish Fork, Utah Hyer, Jay Ross Garden Grove, Calif. Howell, Arva Draper, Utah Hulet, S. Mark Victor, Idaho Hyde, Laron Provo, Utah Justensen, Mary Joy Spring City, ytgh Hoggan, Robert Burley, Idaho Howes, Raymond E. Marysvale, Utah- Hyde, Gerald D. Rupert, Idaho ' (, Isakson, LaJuana (Magna, Utah Holyoak, Alan B. ' Burley, Idaho Hughes, Barbara ' t Oroflno, Idaho Humphries, Lois American Fork, IJtah Jardine, Dee Ronton, Washington- ' 1 . f : Holmstead, Kaye American Fork, Utah Horner, Robert M. ' ' ' ) SandpoInt, Idaho Hyde, Charles R. SRringville, Utah ' , . Ihgerman, Reid Grant Oram, Utah Holley, Robert L. Mapleton, Utah Hyde, Nadine L. Baker, Oregon Hunter, Boyd M. Springville, Utah Jackson, Karma Rae Provo, Utah Holman, Ferol Seattle, Washington Hull, Chad Twin Falls, Idaho Irons, Mary Nephi, Utah Huff, Edward Spanish Fork, Utah Jarman, Roy — Portland, Oregon Jackson, Mary Kae — Randolph, Utah Jennings, Wilbur W. — Rockville, Utah Jenkins, Wayne A. — Ndmpa, Idaho James, Carolyn — Provo, -Utah Jacobsen, Lynn M. — Provo, Utah Jackson, Betty — Denver, Colorado Jensen, Hal — Gridley, California Jackson, Helen — Kamas, Utah Johnson, Dale — Delta, Utah Jarman, Lois — Seattle, Washington Johnson, Clyde W. — Seattle, Washington 295 Mu in no-sn Jenkins, Gary — Pendleton, Oregon Jackson, Jeanne — Kamas, Utah Jensen, Warren Long — Milwaukee, Wis. 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Utah Killpack, Dorothy — Driggs, Idaho Judd, Perre — Kanab, Utah Kennedy, Richard — Marysvale, Utah Jordon, Bonnie — Draper, Utah Kearl, Frank J. — Long Beach, California Jorgensen, Marva — Deer Park, Florida Knight, Bonnie — San Bernardino, California KIrkland, Granvel — Mary, Florida Knuckles, June — Dove Creek, Colorado Kirkpatrick, Robert A. — Provo, Utah Kenny, Jean — Portola, California Klelnman, Wayne — ElPaso, Texas King, Adron LaVell — Huntington, Utah KInnlson, Lucy — Pendleton, Oregon Kalelkau, EIroy — Honolulu, Hawaii KIrkham, Dan R. — Los Angeles, California Kemper, Marlene — Cranford, Alb., Canada Kelly, Walter E. — Pocatello, Idaho Kropf, Carol Dawn — Woodlawn, California Kochever, Norma Jean — Grass Valley. Calif. Krofcheck, Joseph — South Gate, California KImber, Verna — Grouse Creek, Utah Kofoed, Arvin — Plymouth, Idaho Killpack, Shirlee — Wattis. Utah 296 Kohler. Zelda — Heber City, Utah Larsen, Mark E. — Springvllle, Utah Kofoed, Valene — Preston, Idaho Larsen, Dean — Orenn, Utah Lamb, Lorena — Ml Carmel, Utah Kunz, Gene — Soda Springs, Idaho Last, Ronald — Gunnison, Utah Leavitt, Glenda — Harding, Montana Leiegren, Earl — Burbank, California Lewis, Margaret — Douglas, Arizona Lee, Boyd — Winslow, Arizona Lillywhite, Fern — Taylor, Arizona Lake, Jay Vaughn — Idaho Falls, Idaho Lamar, Ruth — Columbus, Mississippi Larson, Walter Park — San Marino, Calif. Lewis, Earlene — Provo, Utah Lawson, Roy — Boulder City, Nevada Larson, Lawrence — Las Vegas, Nevada LeCheminant, Cleone — Los Angeles, Calif. Lee, Darrell D. — San Diego, California Lo, Naomi R. — Pumauu, Hawaii Leydsman, Henry — Union, New Jersey Livingston, Lorna — Yampa Craig, Colorado LeBaron, R. Gordon — Barnwell, Canada Lindsay, Rao — Dingle, Idaho Love, Arlene — Toledo, Ohio Lish, Ray Focatello, Idaho Luke, Joan — Bakersfield, California Lloyd, Ross E. — Provo, Utah Liddle, Robert K. — Van Nuys, California Mauzy, Robert L. Phoenix, Arizona Merrill, Beberly Jean — Phoenix, Arizona Mclnnes, Murray — Eager, Arizona McKay, Quinn G. — Huntsville, Utah McGuire, Charles F. — Albion, Idaho Mitchell, Glenna — Lawndale, California Mclntire, Richard Ontario, California Meldrum, Ross T. Spanish Fork, Utah Homecoming floats turned upper campus Into a flowered wonderland. 297 11 Squares dancing square dancing. Moon, Kay Oram, Utah Neal, Coralie Malad, Idaho Morrell, Dwight L. Brigham City, Utah Morris, Ted L Ogden, Utah Neb lcer, LaDene Pocf ello, Idaho Murdock, Vernon L. Heber, Utah Moss, James Murray, Utah Niederhauser, Nadine Salt Lake City, Utah Moyle, Meridee American Fork, Utah Mortensen, Don Provo, Utah 298 Loveridge, L. Neil — Provo, Utah Linford, Carol — Kaysville, Utah Lundberg, Don C. — Washington, D. C. Liochty, Ella Rae — Nampa, Idaho Lundell, Wayne — Vernal, Utah Littlefield, Renone — Orem, Utah Lytle, I. Marie — St. George, Utah Long, L. Donald — Las Vegas, Nevada Malstrom, Bertha — West Jordan, Utah Lunt. Marvin — Duncan, Arizona Little, Edith — Sridley. California Lofgran, Lynn — Santaquin, Utah Mackay, Norma — Bennion Ward, Utah Malmstrom, Mildred — West Jordan, Utah Malmrose, Donald — Brigham, Utah Marsh. Doris — Brigham City, Utah Madsen, Preston A. — Provo, Utah Markham, Lu — Concord, California Marttn, Donna Joy — Sunnyslde, Washington Lindsay, Var — Blackfoot, Idaho Martin, Helen — Sanford, Colorado Lindstron, Brent — Provo, Utah McFarland, Marilyn — Pasadena, Callfjrnia McAffee, Jerry — Los Angeles, California Morrill, Marilyn Provo, Utah Miller, Neil Tremonton, Utah Moat, Clarence Johnson City, N. Y. Mills, Charles T. Brigham City, Utah Mathews, Wendell Antimony, Utah McKell. Clair J. Spanish Fork, Utah Milligan, JoAnne Seattle, Washington Miller, Glenn Idaho Falls, Idaho McClellan, Lola Lue Thatcher, Arizona Miller, Anna Lou Provo, Utah _ Matheson. Wm. John Chicigo, Illinois Moen, Ruth Union, New Jersey Madson, Raydon Payson, Utah McKvIl, Melburn Heber, Utah Mills, Mary St. George, U Michaelis, Ma: Garland, Uta Merrill, Beverly Phoenix, Arizona Midgley, Joanne Lake Villa, Illinois ■ . .Burley, Idaho v ' ! l| MWell, Kutoftsi ' lN f laLho y Idaho ' Falls, Montgomery, Shield Provo, Utah Montgomery, Don Monrovia, Calitornia McKell, Lael Spanish Fork, Utah Miles, Donna Mounta ' in Home, Utah Mickelson, Russell Duchesne, Utah Mitchell. Aria Provo, Utah Oaks, Dallin Provo, Utah Ottosen, Marvin L. Roosevelt, Utah Murray, Dorothy Roise, Idaho Moore, Maynard Payson, Utah Owens, J. Mervin — Show Low, Arizona Overfelt, Claire — McGill, Nevada Oscairson, Don — St. Louis, Missouri Olsen, John K. — Mt. Pleasant, Utah Overson, Joan — Pendleton, Oregon Painter, Reed — Idaho Falls, Idaho Rankers, Margaret — Salt Lake City, Utah Palfreyman, W. R. — Springville, Utah Page, Betty — Pleasant Grove, Utah Olsen, Ben C. — Cardston, Alb., Canada Palmer, Claire — Vernal, Utah Pulver, Willis — Payson, Utah 299 m u tt 11 Moore, Donald W. — Ogden, Utah Nielsen, Lorna — Barnwell, Alb., Canada Morgan, Lee F. — Linberg, Idaho Miles, Maria Leile — Orem, Utah Mower, Morris L. — Fairview, Utah Nielson, Ann — Murray, Utah Neville, Merlene R. — McGill, Nevada Nielson. Gordon — Spanish Fork, Utah Nebeker, W. Denton — Brigham City, Utah Nakama, Thomas — Kaikapu, Maui, Hawaii Nowers, Vera Joann — Beaver, Utah Oborn, Nelden — Tooele, Utah Nielsen, Ray E. — Ogden, Utah Olsen, Doreen — Provo, Utah Nelson, Mark — Morgan, Utah Odom, D. Lee — Salt Lake City, Utah Oldham, Hugh Lynn — Paradise, Utah Nixon, Gladys — Provo, Utah Preece, Bruce — Vernal, Utah Perry, Malin — Provo, Utah Phillips, Norma — Ucon, Idaho Peterson, H. Don — Lehi, Utah Pinegar, Annie — Spanish Fork, Utah Pulver, Wil h — Payson, Utah Peterson, Winfield — Winona, Minnesota Petty, Carmen — North Ogden, Utah Peterson, Ross M. — San Bernardino, Calif. Pipes, Howard S. — El Centro, California Pincock, Desmond — Huntington Park. Calif. Pratt, Jean — Delta, Utah Prior. Sally Joan — El Monte, California Price, Alvin — Tucson, Arizona Randall, Phyllis A. North Ogden. Utah Pollock, James L. — Nampa. Idaho Phillips. Ronald — Provo, Utah Pope, Richard L. — Fish Haven, Idaho Powell, Paul R. — Price, Utah Ray, Shirley Nadine — San Antonio, Texas Radmall. Ma« B. — Pleasant Grove, Utah Pritchett, Robert — Spokane, Washington Rasmussen. Hylda Eulene — Fillmore. Utah Pritchett. M. Jed Jr. — American Fork. Utah Remund. RaVae — Pleasant Grove, Utah Pusey. C. Richards — Washington. D. C. Rich. Nancy — Los Angeles, California Price. Kendall — San Francisco. California Reinhardt. Maxine — Bountiful. Utah Radmall, Wm. A. — Ogden. Utah 300 Nelson, Donald B. — Pocatello, Idaho Ovard, Joan — Idaho Falls, Idaho Oldham, Mark E. — Paradise, Utah Ord, Richaird Neil — Bountiful, Utah Olson, LaVera Jean — Wenatchee, Wash. Packham, H. Richard — Blacktoot, Idaho Peterson, Irene — Provo, Utah Ostraff, Albert — Los Angeles, California Parker, Kaye — Portland, Oregon Parker, Morris — San Fraticisca, California Parker, Janet — Draper, Utah Patterson, Arthur — Pima, Arizona Pate, George W. — Mepleton, Utah Pearson, Beverly Joan — Kansas City, Kansas Passey, J. Bruce — Ovid, Idaho Parberry, Dema — Scottsbluff, Nebraska Palmer, Quinton — Preston, Idaho Peck, Earl — Lehi. Utah Ormsby, Paul — Auckland, New Zealand Perreirs, Maile — Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Penrose, Che ' ries — Salt Lake City, Utah Peterson, Lorna — Santaquin, Utah Peterson, Roald E. — Snowflake, Arizona Peck, N. Thomas Jr. — Hinckley, California Richmond, Wayne — Provo, Utah Prestwich, Kent — Orem, Utah Pomeroy, Pat — Mesa, Arizona Nebeker, LaDene — Pocatello, Idaho Oldroyd, LaiVar — Venice, Utah Nielsen, Delia — Romeo, Colorado Richmond, Ruth — Provo, Utah Richardson, Jim — Twin Falls, Idaho Rasmussen, Thomas V. — Bountiful, Utah Olsen, Betty — Pleasant Grove, Utah Nielsen, David James — Meridian, Idaho Ogden, Leila — Richfield, Utah Richards, Harold L. Detroit, Michigan Saltus, Dorothy Provo, Utah ' Don ' t forget to v rlte! 301 A producf of South Pacific — ooh, la! la! Romney, Van Kimberly, Idaho Rogers, Clair W. St. George, Utah Ryley, Frank Phoenix, Arizona Soely, Norma St. Anthony, Idaho Rcgerts Kennett Pleasant Grove, Utah Sargent, Jerry Mesa, Arizona Rudd, Donna Idaho Falls, Idaho Sent, La Monte Pocatello, Idaho Schmidt, Howard Gresham, Wisconsin Rowley, Richard T. Richfield. Utah Rich, Harold Jr. — Boise, Idaho Richardson, Jorth — Virden, New Mexico Richan, Ha — American Fork, Utah Rawlins, Stephen L. — Walla Walla, Wash. Richey, Nancy E. — Milwaukee, Wisconsin Rutter, Jim — Malad, Idaho Phillips, Blaine C. — Springville, Utah Riggs, Marilyn — Hatch, Utah Ricks, Clyde — Provo, Utah Roberts, Howard Jr. — Mesa Arizona Rigby, E. Bertrand — Orem, Utah Rounds, Cliff — Boise, Idaho Robison, Roland — San Diego, California Ricks, Robert — Stockton, California Rigby, Ralph — Provo, Utah Reed, Raymond Taylor — Safford, Arizona Saunders, Salley F. — American Fork, Utah Ridge, Don — Provo, Utah Perry, Kenneth — Provo, Utali Sandberg, Joseph C. — Grantsville, Utah Probst, Wayne W. — Midway, Utah Schow, Enid — Salt Lake City, Utah Salisbury, Ron — Los Angeles, California Robins, David L. — Ogden, Utah Smart, Richard Portland, Oregon Smith, Jordon G. St. George, Utah Stenqulset, Leiand Gus Tremonton, Uta h Stubbs, Byron Orem, Utah Sorenson, Margaret Alhambra, California Smith, Harold D. Pasadena, California Stapley, Marilyn Beaver, Utah Stewart, Zona E. Calgary, Alb., Canada Smith, Kermit H. Estacada, Oregon Sorenson, Mary Anne Richfield, Utah ' Stay, Hobert Lee Montebello, Caiiforn Stubbs, Glen R. Ephraim, Ut - Stayner, J. lynfi MaJad, Idaho Sorenson, Stanford P. Driggs, Idaho Steele, Berenice Chevy Chase, Maryland Stoclcdale, Barbara Stockton, California ,;■ Sprague, Kathleen Las Vegas, Nevada ' Stuart, Joanne, - r Ogden. Utah Staley, Mary L. Ogden, Utah Stan dago, Delbert R. Mesa, Arizona Stephens, Charles H. Eureka, California Stevenson, Dwayne Mountain Home, Utah Speakman, Dan Fillmore, Utah Stanford, Doris Los Angeles, California Starley, Jean Burley, Idaho Stephenson, Kay J. McCammon, Florida Scow, Ted J. — Orangeville, Utah Schaelling, Charles — Salt Lake City, Utah Scoresby, Ivy — lona, Idaho Schofleld, Robert — Spring City, Utah Robinson, Lyie — Thatcher, Arizona Searle, Paul R. — Provo, Utah Seasirand, Steve — American Fork, Utah Shurtleff, Joye Ann — Ogden, Utah Schovy, Grant — Layton, Utah Skeen, LaMar — Warren, Utah Shoemaker, Gene — Chambersburg, Pa. Shaw, Graham C. — Orem, Utah 303 CTH P[[I[ Rowberry, Stewart — Spanish Fork, Utah Rust. 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Burke — Dolores, CaloraJo Stowell, Slenrta — Provo, Utah Stringfellow, Val — Provo, Utah Taylor, Garna — Salina, U tah Swenson, Ivan C. — Spanish Fork, Utah Taylor, Geraldine — Ogden, Utah Swensen, Lynn A. — Nyssa, Oregon Strong, Alice — American Fork, Utah Stosich, Richard — Idaho Falls, Idaho Taylor, John M. — Kellogg, Idaho Taylor, Carolyn — Salt Lake City, Utah Taylor, Stanley Kay — El Paso, Texas Taylor, Marolyn — Raymond. Canada Teuscher, Lewis J. — Montpelier. Idaho Stott. Stanley — Bynum, Montana Taylor, Ralphena — Payson. Utah Taylor, Lester — Provo. Utah Tebbs, Marian — Cowley, Wyoming Tenney, Eugene — Cottonwood, Arizona Taylor, David — Spanish Fork, Utah Stewart, Earl D. — Provo, Utah 304 Tennoy, Miles R. — Thatcher, Arizona Tew, Erma — Nephi, Utah Taylor, LeRoy C. — Provo, Utah Thomas, Dorothea — La Jara, Colorado Thayne, Ervin O. — Layton, Utah Thomas, Robert D. — Salt Lake City, Utah Thomas, Wayne W. — Malad City, Idaho Thomas, Opal Jean — Malad, Idaho Thomas, Rex — Spanish Fork, Utah Thompson, Barbara — Warsaw, Indiana Terry, Andrew, Jr. — Provo, Utah Thompson, Marilyn — Ogden, Utah Thompson, Robert — Malta, Idaho Thorne, Janice — Provo, Utah Throckmorton, A. Robert — Los Angeles, Cal. Tidwell, Bill — Homedale, Idaho Thompson, Carol — Rexburg, Idaho Tanner, Rolf R. — Lomita, California Thurston, Robert — Provo, Utah Tovey, Lois — Malad, Idaho Tucker, Clyde L. — Mesa, Arizona Tillack, Winone — Vancouver, B. C. Toone, Douglas S. — Ogden, Utah Tingey, Garth — Springville, Utah Thurber, Stanley R. — Montpelier, Idaho Toomey, Donald E. — Provo, Utah Turner, Norman — Riverton, Utah Tingey, Martha H. — Salt Lake City, Utah Turner, Rodney F. — Riverton, Utah Vaughan, Cheryldene — Malad, Idaho Weight, Glen — Provo, Utah Weech, Annabell — Pima, Arizona Wheelwright, F. McKell — Provo, Utah Wheeler, Doretta — Buhl, Idaho Wilson, Grant M. — Provo, Utah Whitoar, Glenn L. — Evanston, Wyoming Watts, Elaine Andrus Thornton, Idaho Wells, Gerald L Joseph, Utah r I ' Whadja ' get on your psych test? 305 illIRS Crowded, isn ' t it! Walker, Utahna Pleasant Grove, Utah Welker, Dudley Thatcher, Arizona Wasden, Barry Idaho Falls, Idaho Warner, Martha Mae Richfield, Utah Walker, Gayle Cedar City, Utah Watts, Don Idaho Falls, Idaho Watt, Barbara Lansing, Michigan Westenskow, Lowell Imbler, Oregon Wasden, Bruce L. Scipio, Utah Waters, Clifford Ray Richmond, California Twitchell, Lamont — Springdale, Utah Winter, Rue Ann — American Fork, Utah Twede, H. LaMar — Payson, Utah Winkler, Beth — Bluebell, Utah Vorwaller, L. Blaine — American Fork, Utah Viles, Eileen — Nogales, Arizona Tingey, Marsel — SpringviHe, Utah Winget, J. Oscar — Monroe, Utah Williams, Glen Lee — Malad, Idaho Williamson, Gary — San Marino, California Waford, LaVerne — Long Beach, California Parent, Vernon F. — Crescent City, California Williams, Elden B. — Spanish Fork, Utah Whitney, Betty Lou — Washington, Utah Wing, Jack Hildebrand — Provo, Utah Winfch, Jillynn — Tropic, Utah Wilson, John — Prove, Utah Winegar, Neil C. — Alienee, Nebraska Thurman, Newel — Blackfoot, Idaho Williams, Dean — Provo, Utah Winegar, Maxine — Ontario, Oregon Wilson, Lyman — Provo, Utah Van Wagenen, Robert L. — Ogden, Utah Wilkins, Delora M. — Ramah, New Mexico 306 Waite, Elmer — Mill City, Oregon Wagner, Elizabeth — Colonia Dublan, Mexico Woffinden, Arthur — Kennewick, Washington Walton, Sayle — Provo, Utah Wardrop, Glenn — Salt Lake City, Utah Wood, Clair S. — Holden, Utah Workman, Marian — St. George, Utah Wynder, F. Curtis — Hillspring, Canada Wade, Bonnie — Provo, Utah Wootton, Richard — Washington, D. C. WaRlquist, Austin — Ogden, Utah Wootton, Madelyn — Heber, Utah Zitting, Fred — Wenatchee, Washington Young, Marilyn — Provo, Utah Wright, Garth — Idaho Falls, Idaho Zobell, Keith W. — Butte, Montana Woodworth, Charles — Joplin, Missouri Zitting, Roy H. — Wenatchee, Washington l oung. Colleen — American Fork, Utah ZoBell, Gordon — Lake View, Utah Young, Marilyn — Provo, Utah V ride, C. Hayward — American Fork, Utah Wright, Curtis — Sandy, Utah Wilken, Mable — Live Oak, Florida Winsor. Rulon Gerald — Compton, Calitornia Whittle, Marcia — Preston, Idaho Winter, Lewis J. — American Fork, Utah Smith, Leiand A. — Snowflake, Arizona Wilson, Lawrence — Roosevelt, Utah William, C. Davis — China Lake, California ' Tho I thing through my teeth — tho what, thilly boy? Calorie counters at the calorie counter. r . ' Silh 307 308 M i IHSI Cilitl lifiii BiS- , [DUCHHB THE SENIOR CLASS — Campus citizens deluxe . . . hard-working student leaders with major responsibilities, reaching the peak in a liberal education . . . aware of life and its happy and tearful mo- ments . . . kids we ' ll really miss next year . . . loyal graduates of B.Y.U. on the royal road to success. Senior r CONNIE FREHNER Senior Vice-President t ' t o. ecr, ' aru CLAUDE THOMAS and BONNIE DAVIS Class Representatives to Legislative Council 310 ' PcM mcUitce4 REID FILLMORE- Likeable, efficient, from Spanish Fork . . . gained recognition as President of Blue Key and last year ' s editor of the UNIVERSE . . . faithful university worker, popular as Gamma Tau President . . . busy and liking it. OLENE SMITH Attractive studentbody vice-president spark-plug completely at ease on the stage . . . read through miles of announcements at weekly assemblies . . . vivacious Sponsor Corps and Val Norn member from Ogden, Utah. VONDA CHRISTENSEN Pert, pretty, and popular lass from Hunt- ington, who drew attention as ToKalon en- thusiast . . . campus wolves drooled at her presence . . . energetic Sponsor Corps officer. 311 Pe i4a4iAiiticA LEROY PORTER Tall, tan, and terrific . . . student body presi- dent from Provo chosen as friendliest boy . . . blonde dream man voted in as Preferred man attendant . . . cheerfully performed duties on Legislative Council . . . indicative of the spirit of the Y. PHYLLIS FOX Diminutive in stature but dynamic in person- ality . . . piano playing ToKalon President famous for twinkling eyes and beaming smile ... a charming miss from Lehi, Utah. HAROLD CHRISTENSEN Popular senior class prexy portrayed by curly blonde hair, blue eyes, and rare initia- tive . . . master of the basketball court . . . proud of Provo as hometown. 312 ' Pen4oncU4tieA JOE RICHEY Famous All-American basketball star from St. Johns, Arizona . . . took honors in the university ' s intercollegiate sportlight . . . friendly grin and supporting personality . . . devoted to married life. KATHY LATIMER One of the busiest and friendliest gals on campus . . . set records as A. W. S. Presi- dent . . . valuable member of Fidelas and White Key . . . humorous disposition and rare optimism mark this popular lass from Nephi as outstanding. VIRGIL CAMP Dignified musical genius hailing from Idaho . . . directed R. O. T. C. chorus and highly successful varsity show New Moon . . . popular and well-known for starring roles in La Boheme and The Bartered Bride. 313 ' Pen MuUlUu CAROLYN EDWARDS Voted the Friendliest Girl on Campus, Caro- lyn brought cheer and added dignity to the studentbody offices as studentbody secretary . . . always willing to serve, this devoted Prove miss won campus fame for her friendly smile . . . active member of White Key, Sponsor Corps and Val Norn. LUCILLE ROWE Terrific things come in small packages, and in this case the adage applies completely . . . outstanding dramatics major and president of Theta ' Alpha Phi . . . popular senior Cougar- ette advisor and loyal White Key member . . . another petite ToKalon from Manti, Utah, with an incomparable sense of humor. SCOTT SPEAKMAN Handsome preferred man on campus with a regal stature and rich religious background . . . admired President of Campus, Branch, always there to greet members . . . loyal senior with an unmatching sin- cerity and appreciation for higher education. 314 BONNIE DAVIS Efficient, capable senior representative in Legislative Council . . . likeable personality characterized by choim- ing laugh and voice . . . attendant to Snow Queen and loyal nnennber of Tokalon. ALBERT WHAANGA Energetic personality from New Zealand . . . hearty handshake and hello for everyone on cam- pus . . . active Delta Phi . . . sincere and friendly. ANNA JULIA HOYT Another busy girl from Nephi, Utah, num- bered among the ranks of friendliest on campus . . . musically inclined chorister for campus branch . . . smiling member of Nauti- lus and White Key. ANNE RASMUSSEN Personality-plus girl . . . active on assembly com- mittee. White Key, Theta Alpha Phi, Sponsor Corps, ToTalon . . . dependable and friendly with a win- ning smile and eagerness to serve. 315 I5i-!?! Allen, Merle Korla Los Angeles, California Anderson, Kenneth H. Logan, Utah Baird, Orrin E. Prove, Utah Alleman, Joan Sprlngville, Utah Adair, Elenore Moab, Utah Barney. Ralph Delta, Utah Allred, Betty Lou Price, Utah Abel, Emma Tremonton, Utah Arafiles, Mildred Hawaii Allen, James B., Jr. Burley, Idaho Anderson, Donna Salt Lake City, Utah Apgood, Joseph Ogden, Utah Alleman, Glenn L. Springville, Utah Ande. son, Janice V. Provo, Utah Ballantyne, Marion Nyssa, Oregon Albach, Arlene Watsonville, California Anderson, Henry A., Jr. Richland, Washington Anderson, Marjorie Boise, Idaho Affleck, Peggy Salt Lake City, Utah Anderson, Ernel Leroy Fairv,ew, Utah Anderson, Iflllylf Glendive, lOhgnta, ' Bassett, Dick M. — L f ell, ' Bean, Ruth Ellen May — Baker, Of Barlow, Carol — Ogden, Utah Bates, J. Lambert — Ogdan, Utah Bardsley, Gloria — Salt Laka City Beck, Ardena — Pleasant GroVe. Utah Bennion, Junius Leo — Salt Laka CV Bennion, Boni+a Tobler — Washingt ' Bearnson, S, Lynn — Spanish Fork, Uti Bennett, Ma«lyn Jensan —- Burley,,fi inett, Ma«lyn Barber, Kitty Sue ' VS f lf ™ Bean, Hardy — Provo, Utah Bean, Rosemary — LaGrande, Oregon Ballif, Jae R. — Provo, Utah Belliston, Ara — Nephi, Utah 316 Bray, Harry L. Hilo, Hawaii Bringhurst, Luzon Toquerville, Utah Boyer, Mary S. Springvllle, Utah Bradbury, Jack Los Angeles, California Boren, J. D. Bingham, Utah vSIHIORS _ Borgeson, Nell vV i Santaquin, Utah Blair, Frank Ogden, Utah Boehm, Walter Pomona, California I ' ve had it. Bates, Lynn — San Diego, California Barton, Roy S. — Pleasant Grove, Utah Bullock, Bernice — Lethbridge, Alberta, Can. Brunson, Dean — McSill, Nevada Burton, John B. — Salt Lake City, Utah Billings, Vic tor D. — Arlington, Virginia aBBSvndorfer, Erma Jean — Hebar City, Utah Blair, E. Max — Provo. Utah; ' J Bird, Ladene — Brigham City, ijfah togham, KaH — Junction City. Oregon BT J j flndpoint, Idaho =. MB Utah |ler, Thartn J. — Roxburg, Idaho jvan _C -=L-Spfipqville, Utah ham City, Utah Dpa, Idaho Brown, Thora BelTiT-Srtovell, Wyoming Butler, Ralph — Jerome, Idaho Burdick, Pat — Dragerton, Utah Burge, Irma H. — Wellington, New Zealand 317 Brock, Walter Robert — American Fork, Utah Brough, Randal DeVere — Prove, Utah Brooks, Joyce — Burbank, California Brown, Edwin G. — Midvale, Utah Brown, Robert L. — Queen Creek, Arizona Boswell, Evan C. — Tucson. Arizona Bready, Jean — Salt Lake City, Utah Braithwaite, Dick — Manti, Utah Brady, Alice F. — Las Vegas, Nevada Broderick, Lee R. — Roosevelt, Utah Cutler, Odell B. — Malad, Idaho Crook, Jean — Fallon, Nevada Custer, Merle J. — St. George, Utah Babcock, Joyce — Bountiful, Utah Curtis, Brandt B. — Solomon, Arizona Crandall, Jean Louise — Salt Lake City, Utah Cruser, DeVirl — St. Anthony, Idaho Crandall, Virginia — Great Neck, New York Curtis, Bruce N. — Thatcher, Arizona Crawford, Marilyn — Orem, Utah Cannon, Gerald W. Circlevllle, Utah Carlile. Frederick G. Heber City, Utah Cameron, Connie — St. Anthony, Idaho Call, Darrell — Malad, Idaho Campbell, Jacquie — Colton, Oregon Cahoon, Rex A. — Cardston, Alb., Canada Campbell, LuDene B. — Emmett, Idaho I peeked. 318 Bill 1 Carlile, Thomas — Heber CHy, Utah Clark, Vern W. — Alpine, Utah Case, Peggy Ann — Mt. Emmons, Utah Chadwick, David B. — Payette, Idaho Carlile, Ralph T. — Heber City, Utah Christensen, Carole Ann — Denver, Colorado Christensen, Harold P. — Prove, Utah Ching, Henry P. — Hilo, Hawaii Christensen, Reed W. — Monroe, Utah Christensen, Albert Kent — Provo, Utah Christiansen, C. Paul — Pasadena, California Christiansen, Lily Jean — Gunnison, Utah Clark, Dave — Houston, Texas Clark, Barbara — St. George, Utah Christensen, Joe J. — Banida, Idaho Colovich, Raymond M. — Eureka, Utah Cole, Gay — Preston, Idaho Clawson, Jack — Seattle, Washington Coffin, Marianne — Salt Lake City, Utah Clayton, Bob — Indianapolis, Indiana Cluff, Manola J. — St. George, Utah Conk, Leo H. — Deseret, Utah Connell, Harold G. — Washington, D. C. Cook, Alan — Syracuse, Utah Cook, Ilia Mae — Shelley, Idaho Cooper, Grant S. — Washington, Utah Corbett, Joanne — Washington, D. C. Cooper, Richard D. — Provo, Utah Corbett. Starr, — St. George, Utah Corbett, Connie — St. George, Utah Craven, Rulon G. — Boise, Idaho Cox, Ed — Mesa, Arizona Cox, Lee T. — Provo, Utah Cox, Melvin W. — Ogden, Utah Cox, Nyle M. — Lehl. Utah 319 Dahl, Paul E. Midvale, Utah Davis, Heber Lee Provo, Utah Demars, Lorraine Logan, Utah Davis, Bonnie Ann Albuquerque, N. Mexico Dean, Clifford, Jr. Pima, Arizona Dillman, Glenyce Farmington, N. Mexico Davies, Madge Orem, Utah Davis, Paul N. Ogden, Utah Divett, Robert Salt Lake City, Utah Dalton, John M. Pontiac, Michigan Decker, Daniel L. Snowflake, Arizona Doerden, Earl S. El Monte, California Crandall, Richard La Canada, California Dean, Claude C. Inglewood, California Dell ' Aria, Thomas G. Long Island, New York D ' Addabbo, Patrick J. Thompsonville, Conn. Dean, Marion E. Salt Lake City, Utah Dixon, David S. Santa Ana, California Daly, Frank L. Panguitch, Utah Dearden, Melvin O. Henefer, Utah ' Dew, LaMar Northville, Michiginj Douglass, Andrew M. — • Glendalpi Draney, Jack L. — Freedpm, Wy i Dolinar, Mitile — Provo, h Doney, Darrell — Franklin, roa Draper, Jacqueline — r- San Francisco, Dudding, Monagene — Chandtet Arizona Duncan, Sallie — Springville, Ut Dunn, Loren — Tooele, Utah Edwards, Carglyiv— Provo, f)lf Edlefs ' • ' ' ■ Ellsworth, Jean — Sj J, AlIlM - ' Eller, La Von F. — Laketown , ' ljtah Ericksen, LaVona — Beaver Dam, Utah Eggleston, DeLoss M. — Eden, Utah Ellertson, Norman — Provo, Utah 320 Farr, Geraldlne G. Ogden, Utah Erickson, George N. Grantsville, Utah Farnsworth, William Y. Redwood City, Calif. Esplin, Gwenavere Mt. Carmel, Utah Farr, Janet Ogden, Utah Evans, Delna Pleasant Grove, Utah Farnsworth, Sharon Ely, Nevada Fairbourn, Marilyn Salina, Utah Fillmore, Reid — Spanish Fork, Utah Farrington, Shirley — Prineville, Oregon Firth, Richard E. — Portland, Oregon Fielding, Colleen — Orem, Utah Flake, Chad J. — Snowflake, Arizona •lukiger. Hubert B. — Etna, Wyoming Fish, Gerald S. — Overton, Nevada •aulkner, Margaret — Provo, Utah I Rsher, Dean F. — Rexburg, Idaho Fish, John Rpgetsi- . Provo, Utah [f jfl W ilfhnan, David I. — Ogden, Utah Fox, Nelson C. — Orangeville, Utah :=fcx, Phyllis, — Uhi, Utah lygare, ' fi9JN I Provo, Utah FredericksinRBuSn-}ws Angeles, California francls, RoBei+M. — Buhl, Idaho Frame, Marilyn — Murray, Utah Frederlckson, Hartley — Malad, Idaho Francis, Beverly — Salt Lake City, Utah Fonnesbeck, Paul V. — Weston, Idaho (Jh m Hawaii ' s gift to B.Y.U. 321 Gardner, Robert Leigh — Cedar City, Utah Gareth, W. Lowe — Prove, Utah Frehner, Connie — Las Vegas, Nevada Gagdon, Edwin B. — Lancaster, California Giles, Claudia Gae — McGill, Nevada Gilner, Gerald L. — Provo, Utah Gillette, Barbara — Victor, Idaho Glick, Armand L. — Pocatello, Idaho Gilchrist, Claire — Ontario, Oregon Gerber, Lloyd M. — Wellington, Utah Green, Edna — Vinton, Virginia Goodwin, Jack B. — Milford, Utah Green, Patricia — Layton, Utah Gray, Robert A. — Lehi, Utah Gordon, Janet Louise — Santa Barbara, Calif. Golden, Terry — Spring City, Utah Green, Myrna — Niles, California Gowans, Floyd H. — Erie, Pennsylvania Green, John A. — Idaho Falls, Idaho Griffiths, Don K. — Provo, Utah m Gumnnow, Gladys — Burley, Idaho Gruver, Richard — Richland, Washington Grimmett, Janet — Paris, Idaho Haertel, Grant — Salt Lake City, Utah Groesbecl, Ruth — Idaho Falls, Idaho Hall, Barbara Springville, Utah ' j Gunnell, Leroy E. Soda Springs, Idaho Former President Harry S. Truman waves goodbye. 322 sdiii urn m i iiii Hall, Gayle J. — Riverside, California Hamblin, Probert — Seattle, Washington Hall, Rosalene — Webster Springs, W. Va. Halliday, Richard L. — Glendale, California Groberg, Mary Jane — Idaho Falls, Idaho Hamblin, William Kenneth — Provo, Utah Hancock, Wayne M. — Glendale, California Hanson, June H. — Provo. Utah Hancock, Larry — Pocatello, Idaho Hammer, Norman F. — Santa Monica, Calif. Hanson, Gene R. — Provo, Utah Hansen, Evan W. — Monroe, Utah Harding, Beth — Provo. Utah Hansen, Gene — Whittier, California Hansen, Jay D. — Salt Lake City, Utah Hardy, George K. — Bountiful. Utah Harmon, Elizabeth Ann — Los Angeles. Calif. Harman. J. Leonard — Salt Lake City. Utah Hardy, Leila — Meridian, Idaho Harris, Ray — Eagle, Idaho Havens, Virginia — Salmon. Idaho Hiatt, Wilbur D. — Mt. Airy, North Carolina Harward, Miriam — Wailuku, Maui, T. H. Headi5. Conrade — Baker. Oregon Havens, Patricia J. — Salmon, Idaho Heninger, Owen E. — Provo. Utah Hayes, Betty — Wilmington, Delaware Haynie. Richard Arlen — Alamosa. Colo. Hatch, Emma Gean — Panguitch, Utah Hess, Blaine — Idaho Falls, Idaho Hemsley, Ruth — Rexburg, Idaho Heap, Dan — St. Johns, Arizona Haycock, lla Jean — Burley, Idaho Hermansen. J. Clark — Elsinore, Utah Hennis, Margaret — Nampa, Idaho Tlg 323 HIatt, William Mt. Airy, N. Carolina Hinckley, Janice Long Beach, California Holman, Jean Seattle, Washington Hill, Richard Jacksonville, Florida Hodson, Carol Vadine Bakerstield, California Horece, Lowell Ralph Ogden, Utah Hillier, Wayne Avenel, New Jersey Holt, Ruth Taylor Provo, Utah Horluchi, Russell Hawaii Hollingsworth, Paul M. Pre:ton, Idaho Harper, Betty Vancouver, B. C, Canada Howard, L. Eldson Blackfoot, Idaho Higa, Betty Yoneko Kohata, Hawaii Hoopes, Veldon A. Farmington, New Mexico Holt, James Edward Phoenix, Arizona Hebertson, JoAmn Provo, Utah Hodson, Phillip Springville, Utah Hones, Hilda B. Roy, Utah Higginbotham. Barbara Idaho Falls, Idaho Hitchcock, Ralph R. Buhl, Idaho Howard, Keilfl Cl ' Orem, Utah Hunter, Arvel H. - Hutchinson, Margaret — Buhl, Idoho Hunter, M. Reed — Salt y( e C Howell. Kathryn T. — C s fe Dale, U Hunt, Elwood C. —jBSh . Ut Ivie, Edna ioy — Walla Wa Ige, John — Honolulu, Hawa Ipsen, Florence — Malad, Idaho Hurst, Ira LeRoy •■=: Tavson, ,UWh James, Josn, •— -4iock S, Jenkins, Stanley -=■ Jackson. Afton Maxweli — Peoa, Ulak- Jarman, Boyd — Lyman, Wyoming Jeserick, Ellen — LaCygne, Kansas Jackson, Leon — Salt Lake City, Utah 324 Jensen, Jean B. Sandy, Utah Jensen, Donna Provo. Utah Jensen, Gordon K. Brigham City, Utah Jensen, Bertha M. Seattle, Washington Jensen, Kathleen Boise, Idaho Jensen, Royce Flint, Michigan Johnson, Egdon Victor Mesa, Arizona Johnson, Alan Ogden, Utah Look, dear. ' Keate, John James — : Richfield, Utah Kapuniai, Micei — Waimea, Kauai, T. H. Judd, Kenneth — Coalville, Utah Kearsley, Ralpheyn E. — Pocatello, Idaho Jordon, John Benny — Gushing, Oklahoma Kemper, Lecna Maude — Cranford, Canada Johnson, Rue C. — L$gan,.4Jtah r. Colleen fjpr , UfLh nfes, Clifford H. — Downeyf California nsoni toladvs — St Qspcflei Utah y, i i a an. aR e ' — Tpcaftllo, Idaho Kekauoha.V esley — Lais, Oaha, T. H. Jnhmnn, filnr|jjcitf- 5r ' ' T erna1, Utah Knson.ryJi, Keht Brovo, Utah ern, De M aff R,-jir , jjf eston , Idaho — King, GxMeSfr= Zx yo. Ut ah King, Eltan A. — Moore, Idaho King, Norma Jane — Provo, Utah Kirchoff, Herbert R. — St. Paul, Michigan Kitiberger, Bonnee — Oakland, California 325 I jli Konvlcka, William N. — Provo, Utah Larson, Tharia — Delta, Utah Lake, Boyd A. — Inglewood, California Kobayashi, June — Honolulu, Hawaii Klennm, H. Ralph — Salt Lake City, Utah Langlois, Mary Pat — Decatur, Illinois Lake, David A. — Downey, Idaho Landeen, Marjorie E. — Salt Lake City, Utah Lang, Dee S. — St. George, Utah Langlois, Reed — Salt Lake City, Utah Larsen, Shirley — Salt Lake City, Utah Kullick, Edward — New York City, New York Larsen, Elizabeth — Detroit, Michigan Larsen, Reed — Richfield, Utah Latinaer, Kathryn — Nephi, Utah Leavitt, Elaine — Homedale, Idaho Leavitt, Lawrence Junior — Las Vegas, Nev. Lefler, Thard W. — Heber, Utah Lawlor, Enid M. — Grande Prairie, Canada Leavitt, Ray Hunt — Las Vegas, Nevada Lewis, John E. — Provo, Utah Little, Vivian H. — Taber, Alb., Canada Liechty, Kenneth A. — Provo, Utah Lindsay, Ellen — Dingle, Idaho Lindstrom, David — Price, Utah McBeth, Marlene M. Spanish Fork, Utah McAllister, Arnold J. St. George, Utah Heap paleface gotta register at Plymouth Rock! 326 I 24 m iiiii[R Marble, DeLora — Tremonton, Utah McBride, Kenneth — Burley, Idaho Maxfield, Janyce — Provo, Utah Mcintosh, Don — Provo, Utah McGregor, Clarice — Macolenny, Florida Madsen, Lowell L. — Provo, Utah Marshall, Lora Lee — Ogden, Utah McKlnney, Phillip R. — Manassa, Colorado McLaren, Joanne — Provo, Utah McFarlane, James J. — Oakland, California Matthews, Lucille — Liberty. Idaho Mann,Lawry — Ellensburg, Washington Marsden, Mary Jane — Parowan, Utah McKelvey, Robert E. — Los Angeles, Calif. Mattice, Lou Rita — Portland, Oregon Manzione, Joe — Beaver, Utah Maycoolc, Lorna Jean — Orem, Utah Matthews, Keith B. — Midvale, Utah Maxfield, Joyce — Provo, Utah Maxfield, E. Blair — Delta, Utah Marler, Ben C. — Salt Lake City, Utah Markham, Keith G. — Ontario, Oregon Measom, James L. — Spanish Fork. Utah Melander, Vernon L. — Boise, Idaho Mellor, Hilda LaPriel — Fayette, Utah Mellor, Carol — Fayette, Utah Mellor, Joel K. — Idaho Falls. Idaho Mendenhall, Janice — Mapleton, Utah Merrill, Jay W. — Paul, Idaho MacCabe, John S. — San Carlos, California Miles. Duane O. — Orei.l, Utah Meservy, Norma — Provo, Utah Miles, David — Price, Utah Miles, Frank G. — Grace, Idaho Miller, Michael — Huntington Park, Calif. 327 Mllljgan, Donald F. Seattle. Washington Moon, Clarence Orem, Utah Myers. Lois Rae Ephrainn, Utah Money. Ted Spanish Fork. Utah Moore, Heber Belfry. Montana Moyes, Arleen Twin Falls. Idaho Money, Fred A. Spanish Fork, Utah Montgomery, Vern R North Ogden, Utah Moore, Wilburta Nampa, Idaho Miya, Fred American Fork, Uton Morrow, Robert C. Long Beach, California Murray, Geraldlne Springville. Utah Mishle, Amber Tabrona. Utah Morrlsey. Roberta Joliet, Illinois Moore, Leonard O. Provo. Utah Money. Marilyn Monterey Park. Calif. Myers. Violate Boise, Idaho Murphy, Don R. Long Beach, California Mli Monson, Nadine American Fork. Utah Moody, Elizab eth Delta. Utah i Mortimer. (5 eDrge Montclair. New J csoy Naef, Ralph S. — Doi ney, . Orr, Berkley C. — GraVsvllle, ' Nilsen, Richard E. — Allvii ra, ' Nielsen, Melvin — ValU C i Newman, Howell — 3 4pringvyie, Nelson, J l Adolph — Bell Nelson, Ferret Garth — Rexbu Orroclc, Beverly E. — Joseph, Nielson, Jo]in__tii— ■= ' anti. Mh Nielse. rsJicla:= Pari Nuttall, Virl Ros ' Ottley, Renae - Carlin, Nevada Nixon, Jim W. — Provo, Utah Oalcey. Marylln — Boise, Idaho Nord, William J. — Ogden, Utah 328 Palmer, Marilyn Pasadena, California Oveson, Lev i W. St. Johns, Arizona Olsen, Ray R. Rigby, Idaho Parker, Colleen Clinton, Utah Parkinson, G. J. Benjamin, Utah Paxman, Gary Idaho Falls, Idaho Paris, Annette Austin, Texas Payne. William H. Duncan, Arizona Patterson, Allan D. — Springville, Utah Patten, Glen — Spanish Fork, Utah Paulson. Walter P. — Mammoth, Utah Peterson, Lois — Kimberly, Idaho Peay, Jack D. — San Diego. California Pendleton, Lynn — Provo, Utah ' derllen. Alten Dean — Pleasant Grove, Utah — Escelente, Utah Lyman, Wyoming dersen, Alten Dean V V Porte r, Owen R. — I « ' 3ete. ' ' scn. Jack O ' — Pe3iT|srv ' Ji if(i G. Perryi William — Helper, Utah Peterson, Dorene M. — Brigham City, Utah ' £eie«on, John H. — Provo, Utah Provo, Utah terson, Jim 3J «h te ' ' ' y ' ' ncocift ' Sebrga D.- — -Sugar City, Idaho Poulsen, Udell E. — Nyssa, Oregon Platts, Robert G. — Paul, Idaho Passey, Afton — Randolph, Utah Pierce, Guy — Payson, Utah ' What happened to the road? ' T- ' !r 329 Poulson, Brooks — Richfield, Utah Pugmire, Elaine G. — Salt Lake City, Utah Prusse, Ralph E. — Prove, Utah Powell, James L. — Price, Utah Potter, Arnel — Seaside, California Putnam, Howard H. — Woodruff, Utah Putnam, Melrose Jack — Ontario, Oregon Rees, Barbara Jane — La Grande, Oregon Rampton, George O. — Syracuse, Utah Reed, Frances — Denver, Colorado Ravsten, Lynn — Heyburn, Idaho Rasmussen, Anne — Ogden, Utah Quigley, Blaine — Pocatello, Idaho Ray, Joye — Ogden, Utah Quigley, D. Vaun — Ogden, Utah Reinsch, Cecil — Whittier, California Rigby, W. Dean — Provo. Utah Richardson, Newell — Safford, Arizona Ririe, Geraldine — Lander, Wyoming Robbins, Darvel — Tremonton, Utah ££l Rowberry, C. Joseph Provo, Utah Rowberry, Richard L. Idaho Falls, Idaho Roundy, Elmo — Provo, Utah Rodriguez, Miriam — Guatemala Rodeback, Shirley — Vernal, Utah Roblson, Barbara — Tulsa, Oklahoma Robertson, Bobby D. — Kennewick, Wash. We only ran over six Freshmen last night. ' 330 KSPicni niinis • I ■ Rushton, Darrel — Ruth, Nevada Rov e, Betty Jean — Grand Junction, Colo. Kolllns, Phil — Lyman, Wyoming Roundy, Marilyn — Provo, Utah Rogers, Garth O. — Provo, Utah Rowe, Derilys — Manti, Utah Sabey, Burns — Magrath, Alb., Canada Russon, Lisle — Lehi, Utah Rowley. Robert D. — Richfield, Utah Rowe, Lucille — Manti, Utah Saltus, Gail L. — Inglewood, California Sanders, LaRee — LaVerkin, Utah Sagers, R. Gordon — Tooele, Utah Sanders, Catherine — San Bernardino, Calif. Sadler, Arthur B. — San Francisco, Calif. Schow, Robert — Layton, Utah Sato, Esther — Paia, Maui, Hawaii Schbfield, Sheldon — Spring City, Utah Schenlc, Mary Lou — Nyssa, Oregon Seely, Edwin M. G. — Mt. Pleasant, Utah Seegmlller, Laureen — St. George, Utah Schultz, Ronald W. — Buffalo, New York Secrist, Charlene — Ogden, Utah Sederholm, Carl R. — Brigham City, Utah Schenk, Viola Maria — Wenatchee, Wash. Seely, Morris R. — Mt. Pleasant, Utah Sellers, Lois — Rock Springs, Wyoming Shaw, Robert K. — Modesto, California Sewell, Mary — Driggs, Idaho Seely, Marjorie P. — Mt. Pleasant, Utah Shelley, Thais — American Fork, Utah Sheranian, Richard E. — Beverly Hills, Calif. Shellington, Betty Jo — Prescott, Arizona Shaw, Selma — Burley, Idaho Shoell, Frederick R. — Pleasant Grove, Utah 331 Smith, Jay M., Jr. Boise, Idaho Smith, Karma Mountain View. Canada Soderquist, Alma Gene Provo, Utah Smith. David E. Mosl(ogan, Michigan Snyder, lona Myton. Utah Staheli, J. Melvin Provo, Utah Smith, Keith T. Portetville, California Smithson, Anne Vee Phoenix, Arizona Standing, Keith M. Ogden, Utah Shumway, Van L. Taylor, Arizona Steed, Eloise Layton, Utah Smith, Rex Lloyd Ogden, Utah Simpson, Clarice W. Thayne, Wyoming Smith, Walter R. Madera, California Sorriaux, Jeannine Provo, Utah Snider, Mary Portland, Oregon Snow, Quentin E. Cleveland, Ohio Stebbing, William E. Baltimore, Maryland Smith. Olene Ogden, Utah Snelgrove, Philip R Provo, Utj Spilsbury, Salt Lake City. Utah Smith, Norman Davis Stewart. Nelda — Teton daho Stevenson, Joseph Grant — Ogden, Stubbs, Verda — Provo, Utah - y ' Storrs, Dee Leon — AmericarK..Forl;, U|ah ffcqton, N. C. v o la Stratten, LO ' uise Alberta — Burlfcqton, N. C S Strawn. Byron — Lomita, Califon Stone, Charlene T. — Geneva, Stuckey, JLussett ' tJwight — i Stisboro . C. Strinqiiam. ' iraTfflf — Val ' ? Walla ' ash. _ Sturgill, Eugene H. ■ Sunderland, Doris — Ellenburg Depot, -N. ' jumsion, Carlton T. — Salt Lake City, Utah Sumsion, Nancy M. — Salt Lake City, Utah Swenson, John — Pleasant Grove, Utah 332 Telford, Maxine Idaho Falls, Idaho Tanner, Janese Montpelier, Idaho Tanner, Lucille Price, Utah Tanner, John W. Lomita, California Taylor, Leila Magrath, Alb., Canada Taylor, Kenneth R. American Fork, Utah Taylor, Ronald D. Los Angeles, California Taylor, William Hacking Payson, Utah Here ' s that winter wonderland you ' ve heard about. Thomas, Grant — Arlington, Virginia Terry, Velma — St. George, Utah Terry, Rex N. — Delta, Utah Tanner, Patricia D. — San Bernardino, Calif. Teichert, John — Cokeville, Wyoming Tew, Louise Barton — Manti, Utah ftinas. Jack — Sugar City, Idaho ackeray, en«e y ro fcti Ajtah omas. Claude — Rock Springs, Wyoming T« cher, Norinns — Montpelier, Idaho , California ler, Arizona — Boise, Idaho Idaho Wyoming ho Thompson, Joe - lvialTa7 ldaho Tribe, Carolyn — Ogden, Utah Tooke, William H. — Provo, Utah Torgeson, Gilbert — Glendale, California 333 Trotter, Paul — Provo, Utah Tucker, Lynn — Burlington, Wyonning Trottier, W. G. — Richmond, California Turley, Donna Lee — Mesa, Arizona Turley, Oris Wayne — Conda, Idaho Van Dyke, Jean — Ogden, Utah Tyler, Reed L. — Pocatello, Idaho Turner, Shirley — Santa Ana, Californ ia Walker, Sanford S. — Provo, Utah Turner, Bonnie Jean — Hillsboro, Oregon Van Slooten, Don — Los Angeles, California Vieira, Ennmanell — Honolulu, Hawaii Vest, Arthur Dee — Ogden. Utah Wood, Wanda Jean — Coeur d ' Alene, Idaho Walston, Milton L. — Spanish Fork, Utah Walker, Garth L. — Pleasant Grove, Utah Ward, Ben — Price, Utah Ward, Dennis — New Westminster, B. C. Wade, Ewell Gene — Bountiful, Utah Udall, Edith Idella — Phoenix, Arizona Watkins, Nina Arlington, Virginia Webb, John Wayne Ogden, Utah ■ Wasden, Archie G. — Las Vegas, Nevada Warr, Carol — Oakley, Idaho Welch, Arthur — Cowley, Wyoming Warnock, Arda Jean — Sigurd, Utah Wayman, Reid L. — Provo, Utah Half-time activities. 334 siccin Watson, David M. West, Barbara Lyn ■ Welch, Robert J. - Wiberg, Marilyn — West, Robert G. - - Honolulu, Hawaii - Pleasant Grove, Utah - Heber City, Utah Roy, Utah San Carlos, California Wells, Milton — Tropic, Utah Whetten, Gene — Colonia, Juarez, Mexico West, Keith — Rock Springs, Wyoming Whitaker, Robert E. — Los Angeles, Calif. Whaanga, Albert — New Zealand White, Glen Hardy — Susanville, California Whiteley, Joyce — Oakley, Idaho White, Norman N. — Cedar City, Utah Whiting, Ann — Provo, Utah White, Wayne D. — Fort Stockton, Texas Wright, Jack O. — Los Angeles, California Wright, Karma — San Francisco, California Wright, Joseph Merlin — Los Angeles, Calif. Wilson, Mollie Marie — Provo, Utah Wright, William Lloyd — Am. Fork, Utah Williams, Glenn R. — Kemmerer, Wyoming Woodbury, John Bryce — Hurricane, Utah Worsley, Linda — Pasadena, California Woolley, Quentin — Vernal, Utah Worsley, Klea Evans — Pasadena, California Wirig, Frank H. — Evanston, Wyoming Winegar, Norene — Ogden, Utah Wilson, Max E. — Kamas, Utah Wing, Joyce Campbell — Phoenix, Arizona Worthington, Keith N. — Nephi, Utah Wright, Beverly — Chula Vista, California Wilson, Byron Gale — Roosevelt, Utah Williams, Paul D. — Heyburn, Idaho Wilson, L. David — Roosevelt, Utah Williams, George L. — Winnemucca. Nevada 335 Whittle, Charles W. — Provo, Utah Wiliardson, Joann — LaCanada. California Wilkins, George R. — Ramah, New Mexico Whiting, Rondo E. — Provo, Utah Zwahlen, Kenneth D. — Murray, Utah Young, J. Lowell — Perry, Utah Young, Nolan G. — Ririe, Idaho Yamakawa, Tom T. — Zushi, Japan If you haven ' t bunny-hopped, you havent lived! Nice day for a parade. 336 GiillillS JA NIE THOMPSON As familiar on stage at a microphone as with a piano at her fingertips . . . dynamic super-talented head of Student Program Bureau . . . friendly and fun ... a real leader with uncanny ability and personality. PAT BINGHAM Intelligence and personality combined ... a naturally inclined leader with interests in developing hidden talent within each individual . . . pride of the Graduate Class. MARY LOIS GUNNELL Talent built up through leadership and long years of service to B.Y.U. . . . served on numerous committees . . . devoted most of her time to Sponsor Corps and wedded bliss. JACK ROBERTS, Class Representative 337 IND m IH[|[ ll[i[ Il[ Q Ballif, Arta — Prove, Utah Benson, Jesse N. — loka, Utah Bailey, Dale S. — Blackfoot, Idaho Avon, Patricia Bi ngham — Sacramento. Calif. Burkey, Nala H. — Idaho Falls, Idaho Burnett, John D, — Bartow, Florida Brady. Elsie — Redmesa. Colorado Brown, Karl — Provo. Utah Bradshaw, Willard H. — Orem, Utah Decker, Carlyle H. — Mancos. Colorado Calder, Vance — Orem, Utah Christensen, LaPree — Ashton, Idaho Clark, Alan C. — Georgetown, Idaho Crookston, Dorothy — Mesa, Arizona Conis, James N. — Palmyra, Virginia Crandall, John — Sacramento, California Goodson. William Dale — Idaho Falls. Idaho Greninger, Gordon H. — Carthage. Missouri Forsyth, Gordon J. — Alberta. Canada Dayton. Lowell — St. Anthony. Idaho Halterman, Richard J. — Parowan. Utah Peacock, C. Herschel — Emery. Utah Hickman. J. Morris — Coulee Dam. Wash. Hansen. Neva Mae — Los Angeles. Calif. 338 Horroclcs, Evelyn — Pocatello, Idaho Jenkins, Douglas — Prove, Utah Hutchinson, Joseph A. — Buhl, Idaho Hulllet, F. Dale — San Diego, California Johnson, Carl E. - — Fredericksburg. Virginia Larsen, Alice M. — Provo, Utah Larsen, Norman D. — Spanish Fork, Utah Johnson, Elizabeth Jane — Sanford, Colorado Mabey, Melvin P. — Bountiful, Utah McGregor, A. Pardoe — Los Angeles, Calif. Mendiola, Maria Luisa — Mexico City, Mex. Mason, Maughan S. — Tremonton, Utah Mercer, Robert — Barnwell, Alb., Canada Nicholes, Joyce — Provo, Utah Neilson, Don — Provo, Utah Nielsen, Margene — Hunter, Utah Rutter, Helen — Malad, Idaho Pearson, David T., Sr. — Plymouth, N. H, Olmstead, Clifford F. — Los Angeles, Calif. Peterson, Dallas O. — Oakley, Idaho Pond, Bob — Detroit, Michigan Roberts, Jack — Phoenix, Arizona RIchey, Dale M. — St. Johns, Arizona Schoenfeld, Edward L. — Parma, Ohio Smith, Virgil B. — Salt Lake City, Utah HiroshI, Sozuki — Tokyo, Japan Shumway, Lenn M. — Taylor, Arizona Steele, Paul LeFay — American Fork, Utah © ...iiEi ID I i[y[[ 339 Tew, Burton E., Jr. — Mapleton, Utah Thomas, E. LaVoy — Pocatello, Idaho Tew, Melvin B. — Leslie, Idaho Takasaki, Fred T. — Honolulu, Hawaii Weibell, Agnes — West Jordan, Utah Tschudy, James J. — Salt Lake City, Utah White, J. Morgan — Spanish Fork, Utah White, David — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Woodford, Hugh J. — Sydney, Australia Williams, Owen Blair — Provo, Utah Woldhouse, Eleanor — Spanish Fork, Utah Woodbury, Lael J. — Logan, Utah The daily Fieldhouse hike Well, kids, looks like this is about the last mile 340 [ KiNf[i iuiR[[i yne [liSINd Allen, Nea — Pocatello, Idaho Bassettl. Ramon — San Francisco, California Beasley, Janeen — Cedar City, Utah Batty, Wayne — Vernal, Utah Bartholomew, MacRae — Fayette, Utah Blood, Louise — Provo, Utah Bloomquist, Dyann — Salt Lale City, Utah Beck, Lu Juana — Ogden, Utah Beasley, JoAnn — Cedar City, Utah Brennan, Cliff — Walla Walla, Washington Clarlc, Maureen — Sydney, Australia Clark, Katherine — ElMonte, California Didericksen, L. Colleen — Tremonton, Utah Brown, Garry — Salt Lake City, Utah Green, C. Ron — Phoenix, Arizona Facer, Mark A. — Malad, Idaho Green. Dulce — Sao Paulo, Brazil Durrans, Robert — Ashton, Idaho Fields, Shirlee — Tooele, Utah Grover, Grant — Salt Lake City, Utah Hall. Edwin C. — Vernal, Utah Hall, Malinda — Woods Cross, Utah Hall, Gerald Ray — Tooele, Utah Gygi, Marjeanne — Salt Lake City, Utah Hayes. Graham H. — Tremonton, Utah Jacobsen, Ann Vivian — Salt Lake City, Utah Hilton, Terry — Provo, Utah Halliday, Marion — Kaysville, Utah Hammond. W. Leon — Twin Falls, Idaho Heidlebaugh, Audrey — Sacramento. Calif. Jenkins, Ward — St. Anthony, Idaho Jensen. Ethel — Centerville, Utah John, Edward C. — Nucla, Colorado Lewis, William — Tabiorra, Utah Kattainen, Anja — Tampere, Finland Lloyd, Kent M. — Provo, Utah Loveland, Howard W. — Idaho Falls, Idaho Llndsey, Ferrin — Centerville, Utah Ludlow. Albert M. — Venice. California 341 Wade, Iris Salt Lake City, Utah Wagner. Virginia Elmira. New York Wixon, Carl J. Burley, Idaho Yardley, Gilbert Beaver, Utah Williamson, Reid Jay San Marino, California Lovett, Louise — El Paso, Texas Lund, Vernon A., Jr. — Citrus Heights, Calif Lyman, Arleen — Del Paso Heights, Calif. Mackay, Yvonne — Melbourne, Australia Mackay, William — Salt Lake City, Utah McBride, Ramen W. — Bu rley, Idaho Mather, Marlin — Grace, Idaho Matthews, Elmo — Evanston, Wyoming Meyer, John George — Pretona, South Africa Miller, Sterl Ferren — Tremonton, Utah Newey, Derlln F. — Ogden, Utah Newton, Mary Jane — Santa Barbara, Calif. Olsen, John Paul — Paradise, Utah Parks, Dean — Blackfoot, Idaho Peterson, Charles C. — Lehi, Utah Richards, Florine — Ekalaka, Montana Quigley, John L. — Salt Lake City, Utah Reynolds, Colleen — Pocatello, Idaho Phlpps, Diane — Los Angeles, California Riley, Joan — Bountiful, Utah Wright, Grant — Hyrum, Utah Stowell, Louise — Arcadia, California Soule, Patricia — Albany, New York Smithson, James B. — Holbrook, Arizona Rodrigues, Yolanda — Santos, Brazil Hello — John. I could just cry. My Ban- yan proofs were simply horrible again. ' 342 Burns, Barbara Ann — Logan, Utah Croft, David H. — Idaho Falls, Idaho Davis, Glenn C. — Provo, Utah Crowley, Bob — Twin Falls, Idaho Brockbank, Grant — Provo, Utah Dorriss, Billie — Los Angeles, California Egbert, Gerald — Ashton, Idaho Fox, Richard S. — Salt Lake City, Utah W «r Garrett, Eugene — LaCanada, California 4 J Gibbon, Norman D. — Provo, Utah Gilchrist, J. S. — Kennmerer, Wyoming Hewett, Elsie B. — Kanab, Utah Graviet, A. Jack — Ogden, Utah Hamilton, Robert A. — Magrath, Canada Harvey, John Lael — Provo, Utah Johnson, Lonny — Alamosa, Colorado Johns. Barbara — San Diego, California Kelson, Jed — Hollywood, California Holgate, Barbara — Monroe, Utah Hillam, Rulon A. — Ashton, Idaho Lewis, Glen L. — Tabiona, Utah Parkin, M ax H. — Bountiful, Utah Little, Jacqueline — San Fernando, California Robison, Rulon D. — Idaho Falls, Idaho Ludlow, Ann — Washington, D. C. Let ' s face it if we can, Mary — so were mine! Smith, Roland J. Boise, Idaho Stephens. Jimmie Mammoth, Utah Watkins, Mary Lou Sacramento, Californ!. Tweed. James R. Henefer. Utah Taylor, Henry D.. Jr. Provo, Utah Wride, A. Jenele Long Beach, California Whittle, Jack Provo, Utah Westwood, Ardis Orerr., Utah 343 Asay, Jesse — Provo, Utah Bartlett, Connie — Mountain Home, Idaho Call, Joyce — Roseville, California Beckett, Ray H. — Los Angeles, California Atkinson, Dennis N. — Samaria, Idaho Cameron, Doc — Salt Lake City, Utah Eyier, Bernle — Pocatello, Idaho Jarman, Leisle Compton, California Farthing, Lucille — Lander, Wyoming Kingeter, Fritz — Germany m i Maughan, Scott — San Gabriel, California Shirley, Myrna June — Los Angeles, Calif. Richards, Don K. — Ogden, Utah Rose, Ruth Leone — Montclair, New Jersey Whitehead, Lee M. — Twin Falls, Idaho Skousen, Orval N. — Overton, Nevada ' Hey, Dick — wasn ' t that the alarm clock? What ' re they fighting about now? 344 fi Beck, Robert E. — Gunnison, Utah Call. Gaynell — Las Vegas, Nevada Hegsted, Victor O. — Rigby, Idaho Holman, Robert — lona, Idaho Hulihan, Lois — Los Angeles, California Dunham, Rose Marie — Berlceley, California Wright, Loice — San Diego, California Torres, Edgardo E. — Buenos Aires, Argentina Tippets, Frank M. — Provo, Utah Tregaskis, Donald — American Fork, Utah ' ' £MjM Well, let ' s hunt for another room-m ate, kids. Smith, Lehi T. Showlow, Arizona Vinci, Yolanda Salto, Uruguay Mother told me there ' d be nights like this. ' 345 ... and if your eye be single to my glory, your whole bodies shall be filled with light ... D C 88:67 i N 3 i A t % . m I ' 4 - I 4 A ' ?.3, EDDIE KIMBALL Director of Athletics Eddie Kimball is the man behind the gun who coordinates the ex- cellent BYU athletic program on campus. You probably remember Ed as a previous coach and for his commendable job in the years he has servied as director. At right, excited Cougar fans cheer with a COUGARS! Fight, Cougars, fight! The heart-beat of the university, sports at Brigham Young created the sure-fire spirit behind a completely functional recreation program aside from regular classwork and textbooks. CLARENCE ROBISON Track coach Robbie Robison, an ex-BYU track star, took over the coaching reigns for the cindermen in 1949 immediately after his gradu- ation. He has the complete admi- ration and confidence of his teams — a necessary combination for a sound, successful track year. STAN WATTS Coach Watts has led his Cougar Cagers through another exciting and successful basketball year. During his short career at the Y, he has walked away with two confer- ence titles and an N.I.T. title as well as maintaining a national reputation for his team. CHICK ATKINSON Football coach Charles Atkinson has gradually improved his grid-iron crew to a point of conference ma- terial and has spent four years in raising football standards at the Y. DAVE CROWTON Leading the Y nine to a conference victory during his first year, coach Crowton as assistant football coach is shaping up gridiron techniques on the Y stadium field. BUCK DIXON Giving expert guidance to tennis and golf aspirants, Jovian coach Buck Dixon sought another Skyline Six ten- nis championship for the Cougars in addition to developing golf tech- niques on the park green. REED NILSEN Wrestling and football talents came through with Coach Reed Nil- sen at the reigns. Assisting in foot- ball workouts, he is a former BYU football champ and experienced ath- letics trainer. 349 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE BYU Opp . 14 Naval Air Station 7 14 New Mexico j ™__ ° 28 Montana %j m 6 Utah '  14 Denver 13 13 Wyoming 24 27 San Jose State 44 26 Utah State AC 27 6 Colorado A M 27:1 6 Arizona State 47 CAPTAINS, left to right: J ae Bal- lit, Lowell Madsen, Coach Atkinso Gary Paxman. ' wa m t - -  350 Winning the first three games of the season after a powerful beginning, Chick Atkinson ' s grid squad finished the season with a 4 won, 4 lost record. Chosen at the season ' s opening to place high on the conference roster, they stalled after a roaring start and ended up in sixth place in conference competition. Individual records were taken by several of the players and the team copped recognition as best in Skyline pass defense. 351 Rated as the team to win, the Cougar Cats were shellacked by the Utah Redskins 34-6. The traditional clash between Utah and B.Y.U. was the worst spill of the season for the team of the blue and white. A hard pill to swallow, the game ebbed at the half to disclose the defeat of the rugged Cougar grid stars and a hard-fought victory for the U. First shining victory of the year for Brigham Young was the defeat of the opposing team as the Cougars raced out to meet fast and furious Navy Skyraiders for a final score of 14-7 and went on for a well-earned win over New Mexico, 14-10. First row, lelt to right: Melvin Nielson, Lewis Kochevar.Whitaker. Row 3: Karol Bills, Dave Lindstrom, Lowell Bob Hamblln, Gary Paxman, Keith Matthews, Udell Madsen, Larry Hancock, Darrell Doney, Dave Chad- Westover. Row 2: hHarold Cunningham, Harry (Sonny) wick. Bray, Walt Schmit, Elmo Roundy, Jae Ballif, Robert IDDiRS PIEBI! Bob Bills Gary Paxman Karol Bills Elmo Roundy Norm Siaymaker Udell Westover Roy Jones Robert Hamblln Henry West George Frankovitch John Robinson Clarence Hulse Chuck Busby Ross Carter Bob Whitaker David Lindstrom Sonny Bray Robert Earp Larry Hancock Lowell Madsen Owen Skousen Quincey Shulman Drew Shumway Terry Smith Don Woods Clint Taylor Lavon Satterfield Reed Stolworthy Taking to the air agalnsf the Montana Grizzlies, the fast pacing Cougars chall ed up another fast victory against Montana, 28-7. Montana ' s team showed high speed on the field and appeared de- termined to win in spite of the head-on challenge with BYU but dropped in defeat as the Cougars used superior blocking and carried the ball down to the goal. It took 10 Grizzlies to pull down a Cougar. I I mu Merle Allen Lewis Kochevar Don Moncu Brigham Young stepped forward to wallop the Denver Pioneers as the Cougars out-fought and outplayed their highly touted foes to a classic win of 14 to 13. Homecoming alumni cheered at the un- equaled goal technique used by the gridders in defeating the rowdy Coloradans. Walt Smit Dewey Brundage Jerry LIndberg Calvin Monson Marion Probert Joe Mar+inez Hey, bud — watch where you ' re going! I ' m taking a basket of goodies to Grandma ' s. Time out for ballet on the ball field. fm The rough and ready Wyoming Cowboys showed no pity for Brig- ham Young and their ill-fated turn of luck as they downed us 24-13. The San Jose State Spartans seemed at home as they rolled over the Cou- gars to a startling heartbreaker of 44-27. Utah State Aggies had a stroke of luck as they clipped us 27-26. The sad but wiser Cougars rolled up the season with two defeats from Colorado A M and Arizona State Sun Devils. I I K Oil e DeRay Eyre Dave Chadwicit Harold Cunningham Larry Bean George Bowman Jae Balllf Wendell Egbert Oarrell Doney 356 [[HD[RS Blue and white letter sweaters and slacks gave am- bitious cheerleaders Kent Walker, Boyd Busath, Barry Bright, hHarold Empey, and DeVon Fife the old fighting success spirit at football games. Vitality and strong lungs combined, the talented quintette added pep rally power to revive old and new yells of encouragement for the Cougar Cats. A sight for sore eyes at half-time, this snappy pom-pom quar- tette added plenty of sparkle and color to your games with their sharp routines. Wearing their pin-wheel skirts and polka-dot tights, (L. to R.) Marlene Empey, Carolyn Probert, Jean Dixon and Lenora Hoyal created the originality and vitality of your athletic contests. First row. left to right: Billy Ostler, hloward Hamblin, Ron Bacon, Alton Wade, Dave Lewis, Ned Callaghan, Willard Stoiworthy, Dick Smith, Billy Meadows, Jack Solomon. Row 2: Boyd Burbage, Bob Smith, Ted Smith, Don Fra- zler, Bart Spendlove, Roger Childs, Tommy Verbanatz, Wayne Nielson, Ray Elking. Row 3: Coach Dave Crow- ton Duane Hatch, Don Payne, Billy Bird, Loren Blocker, Clair McKee, Lyie Heing, Ralph Powers, Don Colewitch Asst. Coach Bob Corpowitz. Row 4: Neil Waters, D.ck Gerber, Clark Whitehead, Jay Anderson, Lewis Beardall, Blaine Hyde, Sidney Wyatt, Phil Oiler, Asst. Coach Lynn Ranestant. BYU 12 12 20 FROSH FOOTBALL SCHEDULE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH SNOW JUNIOR COLLEGE U. S. A. C. Opp, 14 14 14 The Cougar Kit+ens slanted off with a bang as they rushed out to meet the brawny Utah frosh, only to come back home disappointed at the final score of 12-14, favoring the Red- skins. The two-point lead led to greater in- spiration for the Cougars, however. Snow Junior College matched their brawn with the husky B.Y.U. Kittens in a rugged free-for-all which ended in a close one for the Cougars as the final chalk-up showed Snow ahead by only two points. In the tussle with the Aggies Frosh from U.S.A.C., Brig- ham Young came through with a dynamic six-point lead to top the season off with surmounting grid prospects for the next season. 359 Following a less victorious football season, BYU sport fans were encouraged to note the strength of Coach Stan Watts ' rugged basketball squad. The Cougar Cagers showed their super.ont by defeating Idaho State College twice by lop-sided margins The next two battles raged w,th Los Angeles State chalked up another two-victory split for the fiery BYU Cats. 360 BASKETBALL SCORES Idaho State Idaho State Los Angeles State Los Angeles State San Francisco U. Washington Sta Oregon State Oregon State St. Louis U. Eastern Kentucky Duke Wake Forest North Carolina State Utah State Denver University 1 urn [i U The wide-eyed Cougars faced their first rugged competition after rolling over Los Angeles and Idaho State by defeating the cagey N.I.T champs of San Francisco with a close toss-up of 53-52. A free shot by Larsen at the final quarter of the tied tourney chalked up the extra point to move the Blue and Whites on for an enviable record in the approaching conference line-up. Washington and Oregon State proved to be only mild competition for the anxious Cagers. Richey, Larsen, and Chrlstensen spilled point after point mto the nets to cop a pair of brilliant triumphs over the Northwestern teams. Split-second speed, defense, and drive wound up an easy double victory for the Cats as they walloped Los Angeles State In the early season games with basket scores of 84-49 and 56-37. Invited to the National Invitational Tourney after dropping the western teams, the hopeful cagers sky-rocketed over St. Louis with an easy 86-69 chalk-up to admit defeat as the Eastern Kentucky bounders copped a hard-fought victory by two points. Another hair-raiser with Duke University rang up one more triumphant victory for the fiery Brigham Youngs, 69-68, and carried them on to a royal second place in the conference. Left: Cutting close corners to avoid the tricky San Francisco mob. Van Burgess plans a neat hole-in-one. Graceful Joe Richey skyrockets to complete a two-point lead on Los Angeles with a fancy jump 362 tl[! Joe Richey wound up his collegiate basketball career in a blaze of glory that Is unprecedented for an ath- lete from Brigham Young University. The Arizona sen- sation and famous star Har- old Christensen began their fabulous basketball careers in different high schools, where as All-American seni- or players, they played opposite each other in the Kentucky confer- ence play-offs. Now at the Y, both were all- conference for two years, co-captains, on the all-Dixie Classic team, and played starring roles on the N.I.T. Championship. Richey was recently honored as Second Team All-American by Look and Colliers Magazines, hlats off to two swell fellows who have really brought out the spirit at the Y and won for It a national reputation! At right, All-American Richey shows the frightened Montana Grizzlies how to ciimb trees. 363 BYUS COURAGEOUS COUGAR CAGERS, from left to right: Joe Richey, Harold Christensen, Neil Stevens, John Taylor, Tom Karren, Ralph Bonham, Stan Collins, Nick Mateljan, Loren Dunn, Boyd Jarman, Morris Peterson, Sherman Crump, Dean Larsen, Van Burgess, hlard-working Coach Stan Watts, center. Lanky Dean Larsen drives for a two-point gain on an open court with the Wyoming Cowboys. Driving in for another easy meet with the spirited New Mexico Lobos, the victorious Cougar squad faced the sharp claws of the Montana Grizzlies to fall along the wayside for a bitter five-point loss. New ambition and an encouraged team drove on to tackle victories from the next four opponents as the Cats shellacked Wyoming, Colorado A M, Montana, Utah State and St. Mary ' s defensive squads. Another heartbreaker came with the Broccos of Santa Clara as the brawny Cougars underwent a rugged defeat of 64-72. Copping two more triumphs over the husky Utah Redskins, the Blue and Whites rode home from Wyoming and Colorado A M disappointed at the losses suffered by their hard-fighting squad. BOYD JARMAN HAROLD CHRISTENSEN SHERMAN CRUMP TOM KAREN BASKETBALL SCORES lYU Opponent 73 New Mexico 57 51 Montana University 56 71 Wyoming 42 75 Colorado A M 47 91 Montana University 56 77 Utah State 60 79 St. Mary ' s College 50 64 Santa Clara 72 62 Utah 50 73 Utah 50 59 Wyoming 63 57 Colorado A M 63 61 New Mexico 43 69 Denver 40 76 Niagara 82 Above: Joe Richey claims squat- ters ' rights against the San Fran- cisco N.I.T. contenders. Right: Excited Denver Pioneers chase Ail- American Joe Richey around a close corner. Winding up a triumphant sea- son with victories over Denver and New Mexico, the cagey Cougars uncovered regal second place in the Skyline Conference. The loyal Brigham Youngs sailed off for the N.I.T. tournament the following week where they held an early lead, only to fall to a speedy Ni- agara squad, 82-76 in a surging overtime thriller. VAN BURGESS NICK MATEUAN STAN COLLINS DEAN LARSEN aaBWw B M i ufc i FROSH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE BYU 63 U. S. A. C. 58 HILL A. F. BASE 73 HILL A. F. BASE 57 U. S. A. C. 75 UTAH 58 UTAH 72 CARBON JR. COLLEGE 88 CARBON JR. COLLEGE Opp. 81 44 43 50 58 55 48 51 Cream of the Freshmen crop, the Frosh basketeers wheeled in on green pastures to become the pnde of the department with seven out of eight shmmq victories. Row I. left to right: Dee Wilcox, David Crowton Willard Herschi. Row 2: Blaine Anderson, Douglas Smoot, L-oach Stan Watts, David Lewis, Ed Pinegar. 366 Arnold Wilson stands on his head with some expert help from a fellow wrestler of the A. C. Our man won, though. B.Y.U. came out fourth In conference meet. Pride of the wrestling team Benny Jordan bares his rippling muscles at John Doe In a python grip that would scare even Tarzan out of a year ' s growth. WRESTLING SCORES BYU Opp. Wyoming 32 18 U. S. A. C. 18 19 Utah II 23 U. S. A. C. II 14 Utah 16 5 Mesa College 25 Row! , left to right: Benny Jordan co-ca ptain; Phil Rollins Robert Stek, co-captain; Arnold Wilson. Row 2: John Robinson, Glen Hale Coach Nllsen, Kar 1 Adams, Paul Ashton. 367 From left to right, Darnell Crawford. Gerry Van Vliet, Gary Johnson. Row I: Merle Hardy. Irving Bagley, Lavonn Satterfield. Max Eggertson, Ralph Morgan. Leonard McKay, Row 2: Director Eddie Kimball. Coach Dave Crowton, Morris Jackman, Tom Karren, Ray Chatwin, Dewey Brundage, Lynn Foster, Ray Lish, Wally Kelly. m [ Baseball diamonds sparkled in the hot afternoon sunshine and anxious Cougars began to warm up behind the bat. The season for home-runs was not far away. Lower right: Ambitious Cougars rest in the dugout and wait for their chance to show a good batting average. h - ' ' r £ 368 Sii?S:2Mlftri8 A mad swing at the ball, contact, and the player ' s off for another home-run. Student crowds cheered as the approaching baseball season uncovered hidden batting talents. Right: Darrell Crawford heads for home as a worried catcher pulls out more hair. Lower right: Dynamic Ray Lish winds up a final strilce-out with his special curved pitch. J w % ' -:. ' ' ' :e mi i ' % - - :i . v : . . .j i Left: Coach Dave Crowton illustrates what the best-dressed ball players are wearing these days. ri 369 ■■« ' ■■■■ r:r.rviii.-!«gw 7vg;r -:,i -,iaM . ,T ;;aiitiia« « .x...a ) .- WKV j!K!wa-, :j«ff: ,. ' WlfiFf 3 370 Above: Distance runners Wayne Lundell and Sherald James get all steamed up after their first eight times around the fieldhouse track. Right: Not fly- ing saucers — just Boyd Jarman letting loose with a discus in the throwing contest. |] CIRCliS Row I, left to right: Dean Evans, Sterling Ellsworth, Bill Meadows, Bob Bills, Darrell hiatch, Roger Skeen, Wayne Lundell, Sherald James, Lynn Williams. Row 2: John Wible, Douglas Spainhower, Warren Tamblyn, Gordon Smith, Dick Millet, Ray Brown, Dan Echols, Clark Bean, Jes Davis, John Sawyer, Clayton Jackman. Row 3: David Cobia, John Gour- ley, Paul Anderson, Willard Herschi, Ralph Bonham, Dick Fuenning, Boyd Jarman, Coach Robison, Don Oscarson, Alden Porter, Barry Wasden, Bill True, Carl Bacon, Bud Howard, Dave Lewis. 371 V.-. . Sunshine fun meant green time on ths golf course as BYU ' s star four golfers met with rugged competition to win two games by a huge margin. Left to right: Gary Jenkins, LeRoy Stickel, Paul Davis, and Jerry Westra. B.Y.U. GOLF SCORES BYU Opp. 9 Montana 6 13 U. S. A. C. II Upper left: Gary Jenkins takes In the land- scape for a hole-in-one. Above: Powerful Paul Davis shews his excellent form as he sends one Into a fish-pond. 372 The return of the robin and a wild flower scent in the air hinted that spring tennis time had arrived. Skyline conference line-ups were selected as the Cou- gar netters met opposing teams in fast and furious volley competition. Returned lettermen supplied vital experience for new team members as the season opened for preliminary matches. Stan Collins races to meet a swift one with a well coordinated back-stroke. Serving the ball requires split-second timing as La- mar Rawlings illustrates his excellent overhand form. Row I, left to right: Art Claw- son, Lloyd Richmond, Leroy Cooper, Bob Carmack, Kent Dunford. Row 2: Maurice Bal- lif. Bob KIrkpatrIck, Lamar Raw- lings, Bob Orrick, Jim Hill. Row 3: Bob Row, Ed PInegar, Stan Collins, John Meyer, Dean Lar- sen, hiarold Chrlstensen. 373 SIHI P[«II II[RS INTRAMURAL FROSH BASKETBALL CHAMPS: Standing. Left to right: Gerry Turner, Gordon Perry, Orin Hatch, Paxton Lockhart, Chuck Van Pelt, Kneeling: LaVar Steele, Bob Crowl, Charles Thomas, Coach Stan Watts. WAIIAN INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL HAMPS: Left to right: Rogers Akiu, Keawe Enos, illlp Kekauoha, John Ige, Eddie Mathias. BOXING: Getting set up for future boxing rounds are: Neal Gibby, Cliff Olmstead, Lynn Raveston, Jerry Lundberg, and Jim Martmez. 374 Row I, left to right: Gary Jenkins, Pat Pomeroy, George Murphy, Ron Salisbury, Bob Ensign. Row 2: Bruce Dyer, Mgr.; Francis Bacon, Jerry Sargant, Don Van Slooten, Jack Clawson, Howard Gonzales, Dick Smart, Charles Clawson. PS Your intramural champions of 1952-53 — all-star athletes of the most popular extra-curricular activity on campus next to eating or going steady — athletes of tomorrow ' s winning teams. Row I, left to right: Wayne Lun- dell, Sherald James, Warren Tamblyn. Row 2: Claudius Tay- lor, Joe Seeley, Allen Bradshaw, Ted Johnson, Robert Fisher. Ex+ra-curricular oppor tunities for sports-min- ded co-eds; the twang of the archers ' bow, the thril ling ring of the tennis ba — ping-pong, basket and base- ball . . . fun and laughs at golf, volleyball, and swimming . . . pro- mote health, enthusiasm, and friendship. DR. LEONA HOLBROOK Director of Women ' s P.E CYNTHA ANN COWAN Faculty Advisor I oei Above left: Refreshment time at the cool campus swim- ming pools as mermaids get set to dive . . . spacious spring tennis courts invite Mary Anne Halverson and Laurean Seegmiller to the open air . . . basketball keeps coeds trim and full of energy . . . ambitious volleyballers stay close to the net. 377 Spring brought its early call for campus mermaids to the blue depths of the campus training pools. Swim- ming intramurals were held with sister schools, and the department boasted enviable records at the meets with great improvements over last year ' s scores. Up to bat at the stadium diamond, girls were invigorated at Softball practices for approaching intercollegiate competition. An early spring prepared a well-developed team to match the batting talents of skilled crews from neighboring schools. At right, independent winners for volleyball competition, the Hawaiians from left to right are. Row I: Viola Kawahyaski, Delthia Colburn. Row 2: Barbara Chun, Inez Hoopiieina, Betty Jean Lee, and Marilyn Broad. 378 I Decisions on the women ' s intramural program at the Margaret Hutchinson, Betty Stevens, Emma Jean Hatch, ' Y were considered and adopted by, from left to right: Delora Marble, Marvel Carlson. GOLF The fair sex showed their ability on the spacious university golf greens as llustrated by Wanda Wood. INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Combining experience and talent of physical education nnajors, the Wonnen ' s Intramural Council directs popular extra-curricular intramural activi- ties. Members of the 52-53 council from left to right, Rowl: Connie Corbett, Delora Marble, Em- ma Jean Hatch, Betty Stevens. Row 2: Marvel Carlson, Margaret HHutchinson, Liz. Wagner, Wilma Hales. Champs of Fall Quarter volleyball intramurals, Fidelas Social Unit members bravely matched op- posing teams to take first place. Winners from left to right. Row I: Marvel Carlson, Emma Jean Hatch, Ella Rae Liechy. Row 2: Ardena Beck, Re- nan Probst, Marian Englestead, Mar y Jo Christen- sen, Kay Wood. i 380 Illl[ ID im HdCi SKIING A thrilling ride through the skies . . . down the blanketed slopes of gleaming snow drifts In the sunlight . . . skiers ' haven. Mt. Timpanogos is the fashionable winter ski resort for snow-conscious students. Snow Carni- val competition set the stage for another exciting year of tree dodging and broken legs. ARCHERY The twang of the archer ' s bow . . . the thud of the arrow as it meets its mark . . . archer ' s paradise. William Tell had nothing on the bow-and-arrow crowd of the archery department, who have a definite aim in life. BADMINTON Badminton isn ' t so bad with such pretty play- ers around to help brighten the game. A sport of delicate skill requiring rugged concentration, the second cousin to tennis remains an old favor- ite in the women ' s department. ... I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the light and the life of the world ... D C 45:7 I Bii[ in REID FILLMORE President Douglas Bunker James W. Geddes Andrew M. Douglass Joe J. Christensen Jack Clawson Quinn McKay Weston Edwards Harold G. Connell M. Gene Oveson M. Jed Pritchett Keith Hayes Alan Cook A hit of the year, the Blue Key- White Key assembly produced a double sextette of top vocal talent. 384 { tm) 4 President Raid Fillmore Vice President Jack Clawson Secretary Ted Money By assuming direct responsibility in spearheading the new program of the University in contacting each student, Blue Key National h4onorary Fraternity contributes another vital service in the improvement of your school. Besides the initiation of this program, many other projects of value to B.Y.U. were assumed during the year, including the preparation of the freshman handbook, B.Y. and You, the completion of the Y Bell Shrine and the installation of directories in the main campus buildings. Members are chosen from upperclassmen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and attitude toward service. Don Van Slooten Dave Forsyth B. Gale Wilson Robert Ensign Jay Smith, Jr. Jack Roberts David A. Wing Richard L. Pope John MacCabe Joe Rowberry Fred A. Money Kenneth Perry Ted Money Robert Hales Richard Nelson r t 385 ■w j.. ' :.-ji( stw it.rK-. ' ' a5e - ' -Lj- - !-; f f Anne Rasnnussen Shirley Turner Margaret Affleck Olene Smith Ann Whiting Kathryn Latimer Barbara Claris Carolyn Edwards Lucille Rowe LaVan Heninger Anna Julia Hoyt Betty Hayes Joanne Stringham Marylin Oakey Carol Warr President .... Joyce Whiteley Vice Presidenf Peggy Affleck Secretary Barbara Clark Treasurer LaVan Heninger Carrying the traditional block Y, the familiar White Keys led the annual Home- coming Parade. White Key was organized on the BYU campus in 1933 to promote service! scholarship, and en- thusiasm. Girls are chosen at the end of their junior year on the basis of outstand- ing scholarship and service to the school. Members pub- lish the student directory, sponsor the Cougarette marching unit, award a ro- tating scholastic trophy, play hostess at the Invitational Track Meet, present the an- nual Spring Fashion Show, and usher and assist with various studentbody activi- ties throughout the year. 386 Jlbt= .0 ce ' V VAN BETTY HELSON Secretary arii ' °Mc. deri ' Priding themselves in active campus participation, the Y Calcares have had another busy year. The sister unit of IK ' s, the YC ' s co-sponsored hiello Week and Belle of the Y Week. Along with these two successful activities, the two units had several exchange parties and a spring invitational. Ushering at ly- ceums, assemblies, and a number of schrvol programs and taking charge of the voting booths constitute the major portion of their activities. Selected for their interest and participation in school functions and scholarship, a 2.0 ave- rage must be maintained, and girls serve during their sophomore and junior years. Mrs. Royden Braithwaite was sponsor during the year. Anm er . i ' °na. MARGARET CLARK President 387 |. -4 0 j ' iPi. ' ¥ % CHlClSil! Beverly Boyack JoAna Hobbs Julie Groberg Carolyn Taylor Marolyn Taylor LaRue Ockey Leora Sabin Pauline Powelson Wilma Olsen Carolyn Jensen Ferol Hoiman Marlene King Janice Thorne Patricia Smith Jean Jorgenson Patricia Nowell Rae Wright Annette Black Barbara Watt Kathleen Bentley Suzanne Narkaus Beverly H. Gardner Floy Dawn Atkin Marilyn Young Joan Dixon Mary Lou Schelff Margaret Doxey Anna Jean Turley Janice Young Mary Carolyn Weller Barbara Goates Pat Anderson Sylvia Merrill Marie Bramall Marjorie Allen ' M Sharron Berrett Agnes Hooft Idora Blckel Marilyn Ashman Lucille Hulme Valene Bradshaw Joan Wainwright Betty Page Roma Murray Sunny Klingler June Garrard Cherrill Curtis Rosalind Luke Janice Price Patsy Pace Rayna Say Pace Betty Jones Marilyn Georges Naida Black Mary Crook Helen Firney Gayle Christensen LaRae Dunn LuDene Fresh Maurine Benson Lorna Erickson Karol June Payne Donna Green Kathy Brown 389 1 1 [ G Rulon Merreil LaVar Erickson FRANK DALY President A. Paul Webb Lynn Staheli Willard Brooks Lawrence Wilson James L. Shurtleff Val Walters Larry Garrett Frank Peterson David Dawson Bud Howard Guy A. Poulsen. Jr. Russell Mickelson Eldon Winterton Reid Ungerman Gerald Bullock Nelden Oborn Rulon Robison Glade Treg askis C O f! O r ► % 390 Dale R. Carver Robert L Harris Wayde Stoker Richard Alder Richard D. Allred Lynn Stayner Preston A. Madsen Loren Crane Warren L. Jensen Brian Stanton J. Norman Smith Manfred R. Nelson Frank Daly Honorable Duke Jay Lake Scribe Glenn Miller ...; . .— crrr rTll ,...,,,,; Chancellor Glade Tregaskis l..tl . . Mii Recorder Blaine Hess - Sk— ■W ' B!w ' P ' ° Officer J. Norman Smith i..l...wL S te«JB|K5f.. ' |. Royal Editor The Intercollegiate Knights National Honorary Service Fra- ternity, founded on the BYU campus in 1941 as an underclass- men ' s service organization, has now grown into a four-year service organization. This chapter is known as the Gold Y Chapter — one of 32 chapters in the western United States. The tradition of ringing the old Y Bel l after sports victories is a duty of the Knights, as is sponsoring. Belle of the Y Week and Hello Week activities. This year the IK ' s were fortunate to have one national officer in their chapter, J. Norman Smith — Royal Editor. Lynn Thacker Lloyd McDaniel Bob Rowe Cordell Lufkin Lament Twitchell Gordon Orme Jack Nixon 39! !f? CT O Cy f!% - i TTjtR Donald G. Barbezat Paul D. Green Deon Greer Jay V. Lake Robert E. Bateman Howard L. Armstrong Kay Baird Lynn M. John Jack Grant Glenn Miller Fred W. Claridge Lorin C. Godfrey Gary Hannig Val Liljenquist Bruce Allen Max Waters Dennis Dalton Joseph Hannig Paul L Diehl Edwin Harrison Charles W. Embleton [Kc oiiiGiiu umn 392 piH in DEON NIELSEN President Beverly H. Gardner Rulene Donnan Pat Bischoff Grace Ostler Donna Green Doris Bacon Juna Abbott Ruth Benson Donna Carr Betty Page Julie Groberg Lorna Erickson Joan Dixon Carolyn Jensen Dixie Ann Larsen Marilyn Georges Nyra Colvin . . . national scholastic honorary fraternity for lower division wonnen. . . members this year participated in forum discussions, tal- ent shows, and enjoyed guest speeches at numerous meetings. Ferol Holman Joy Winward Barbara Buckwalter Karen Alleman Gayle Walton Alice Jean Udall JoAnn Alexander Mary Carolyn Weller Anna Jean Turley Patricia Rossiter Ardis Westwood Lorraine Smith Anna Louise McCulley Marilyn Sabin Secretary Darlene Garrett Dixie Robison i ; i Hulme Naomi Gilbert Marie Bramall Sylvia Merrill Betty Jones 393 KAREN CHRISTENSEN President m fT Dixie Mary Adams Lou Anderson e Marilyn Ballard Lou Jean Bell Dorothy Black Janet Austin ® Karen Christensen President Janet SheltoiylBfifVice President Ruth Hawkirts Ir l Secretary The Cougarettes — a popular canripus organization composed of selected freshmen girls. Estab- lished to promote school spirit and enthusiasm, these attractive girls furnished half-time entertainment for football and basketball games. Homecoming parade was made more colorful with their snappy routines, and several exchanges were held to acquaint them with members of other campus units. Karma Boardman Joyce Coy Priscilla Boswell Ina Lou Ellson Carol Brown Carrie K. Calder Ginger Blumve Kauana Kanahele Sue Cannon Gail Lilly Maurine Miller Barbara Nicholson Ablie Burrows Leah Crowley Gloria James Dezzie Clegg Edris Riggs Gail Gray Jeralie Chandler RaNae Green Carol Ann Reynolds Barbara Hoyt Ruth Hawkins Jacqueline Hayward Sharlene Swenson Mary Carol Hedquist Rowena Sherwood 394 Shauna Larson Pauline Loy Carol Lewis Juanita Taft Alene SItousen LaDawn Perry Mary Alice Sauls Janet Shelton Sally Tueller Ruth Seiler Virginia Peterson Edith Taylor Elien Lomox Ellen Keeler Linda Sawyer Carol Randall Carolyn Rlrie Lenadra McKell Inalyn Young Diane Nielson Carol Dawn borenson Shirley Wilson Joan Peery Gail Wayman Nola Slater Carolynne Kanaga Edith Kidd Sue Partridge Gwen Willey Lucille Rowe Senior Advisor 395 CHARLES HANKS President Jay W. Wrathall Ronald Cazier Neal Taylor Larry Garrett Norman Eatough Jay Zabriskle A. Keith Jameson Kent Harrison Ronald Ragsdale Charles Hanks President Ronald Cazier Vice President Keith Jamison Secretary Phi Eta Sigma — a national scholastic honorary frater- nity for freshmen men, organized in 1947 to encourage a higher standard of learning and to reward scholastic achievement. Movies, lectures, and the annual spring initiation and banquet for new members were the unit ' s major activities. The fraternity was represented at a national convention at Purdue University by Ron Rags- dale. c ' I , i L f T % 396 Major Kenneth J. Morgan T Sgt. James H. Scott M Sgt. Wayne R. Christensen Captain Duane S. Carr M Sgt. William H. Burten M Sgt. Theodore Mitchell Major Paul A. Simmons M Sgt. Clair L. DeLong T Sgt. Isom L Stephens 1st Lt. Lowell E. Call Captain Charles R. Fish ' Major Jay J. Taylor S Sgt. Charles H. Sharp Captain Arthur B. Anderson M Sgt. Morck O. Hancock M Sgt. Frank L Tyre Wo JG Warren H. Culpepper T Sgt. James W. Sirles Lt. Col. LeRoy C. Wilcox An outstanding military progrann under the supervision of Lt. Col. Jesse E. Stay, the AFROTC has completed its second year on the campus. Under the excellent su- pervision of air force officers, the ROTC of BYU has become one of the most outstanding and rapid- ly growing units in the country. Lt. Col. Samuel J. Skousen Captain Amos L. Bossa LT. COL. JESSE E. STAY l.f.rU.t. lf[IC[IS 397 The aim of the ROTC chorus Is to be of ser- vice and an advertising agent for BYU and the AFROTC, and to realize the benefit of brother- hood and musical training which can be attained through nnutual participation in male choral work. The unit gave many performances throughout neighboring states. Members are selected by their director, Virgil Camp, on the basis of per- sonal attitudes, musicianship and unit standing. H?i ? « • « •• • ' « „«l ' - •  • • Ml ' I mM ff IP Forrest Allred Merrill Bradshaw Jae Balllf Edwin Brown Ronald Carter Ronald Frazler Harold Dunford Duane Crow+her Victor Jorgensen Ross Lloyd Don Mortensen Manfred R. Nelson Garth O. Rogers Paul R. Searle Robert H. Thonnpson Todd Salisbury William Chesley Roy Christensen Larry McAllister Warren Tamblyn Gordon Bischoff Dean Holmes M, G. Paul Gary VanWagoner VIRGIL CAMP Director 398 Row I, left to right: Leon Honey, Nell Theobald, Ross Arrington David McKell, Carlyle Crandall, Manfred Nelson, Jerry Young, Louis Pierce, Reed Miller, Doug Gottfredson, Henry Todd. Row 2: Lynn Woolston, William Miller, DeWayne Echols, Mason, Jack Grant, Gerald Kofford. Donald Sheets, Jim Carlos Starling, Richard Udall, Ronald Frost. Row 3: Steele, David Mortenson, Merrill Day, Paul Anderson, M Beckstead, Malin Perry, John Myers, Neil Loveridge, Stai lor, Gary Beach, Ervin Butler, Richard Hutchinson, Thompson, John Carter, Charles Sudweeks, Heber M Wendell Christensen, Boyd Hunter, Raymond Colovich. 4: Wallace Somerville, Darrel Ellis, Joe Bentley, Larry rett, Dick Tomlinson, Richard Roberts, John Van Wagoi Sam Grey, Karl Thurber, Laurel Porter, Dwayne Stevens Row 5: Merrill Scow, Dick Hawley, Kenneth Smith, St. Stone King, Charles Hanks, Arthur Woffinden, Fredr Raile, Eldon Jensen, Glen Van Wagenen, Jay Dean Jones Cherry Neil Beauregard. ROTC BAND — under the artistic direction of Professor Richard Ballou . . . gained much recognition for the Y and the AFROTC by giving state concerts and performing at football and basketball games. ROTC MAJORETTES — snappy inspiration at game halftimes. A sparkling quintet of femi- nine grace and rhythm . . . the pride of B.Y.U. ' s military and athletic departments. Band Majorettes Zelma Crider, Ve Nae Bryan, Dona Willardson, Kay Carroll, and Karolyn Langford set the pace at half- times. nmum 399 RUTH ELLEN BEAN Major Commander Karen Alleman Juna Abbott Sponsor Corps . . . active campus organ- ization whose members are selected for person- ality, appearance, grade points, and willingness to serve the university. The unit servid with the Mobile X-Ray, Red Cross Blood Drive on campus, and ushered in Monday assemblies. A successfu four-college party with members of other Spon- sor Corps was held during the term, and a din- ner dance at the University of Utah. The Military Ball concluded the girls ' roster of activities. Ann Anderson Shirley Bailey Dawn Baker Carol Beckstrand Mickle Barrett Major Naida Black Carolyn Bromley Jonita Bernards Joanne Bond Virginia Cech Connie Cameron Lynne Carter 2nd Lt. Carolyn Calllster Vonda Clayson Lt. Col. Joanne Corbett Mary Crendall Mary Croft Eleanor Cranshaw Helen Easton Lynne Galbralth Mary Dawson Major Phyllis Fox 2nd Lt. Marlene Empey Janice Ensign 400 Bunny Gibb Major Pat Green Betty Hatch Colette Green Grettle Hansen Carol D. Groshell Ferol Holman Dawn Hickenlooper Captain Kaye Holmstead Captain Lois Humphries Pat Hilton llene Garner Major Joan James Lynne Jeppson Nina Leishman Verna Kimber Elizabeth Larsen Audrey King Jacque Little Maria Nelson Major Marilyn Morrill Barbara Miller 1st Lt. Pat Maughan Captain Sally Madsen 401 wjI .2 Barbara Nicholson LaDeane Olsen Major Colleen Parker Deon Nielsen Kaye Oveson Marion Redding Lt. Col. Anne Rasnnussen Arlene Rice Dixie Robison Carolyn Schade Laura Schenk Ruth Ry+ting Karen Sue Sedgewick Olene Smith Joanne Smith Lt. Col. Mary Lou Schenk Mary Ann Sorensen Joanne Stringham Sylvia Tyler Marilyn Stapley Marilyn Tall Barbara Wing Marian Tebbs Joanne Stuart 402 JOE CHRISTENSEN Squadron Commander Lewis E. Burnham Richard Alder Richard Bershon Edwin Brown George Church Raymond M. Colovich Merle J. Custer Fred D. Chase Deryl L. Cram Claire J. Fisher Frank Daly Paul L. Diehl James W. Geddes Hartley Fredricltson Jerry Forsling James Forsey Marlow D. SIbby H. Dale Goodwin Phillip R. Green John A. Green Leroy Gunnell Delray O. Hatch Wayne M. Hancock, Jr Keith C. Hayes Dean Holmes Chad Hull Roy Jarman Karl Hoffmann 403 Hal Jensen H.eonard Ned Miller A. Eugene Lyons Lee F. Morgan Gary Jenkins Claude Thomas LaMar Twede Bill Skousen Quentin Snow Lloyd Jay Stevens R. Dwight Stuckey Eugene Tenney Arnold Air Society . . . consisting of out- standing cadets of AFROTC chosen on the basis of scholastic standing and military bearing . . . organized to create fraternal fellowship among cadets and better prepare them for future service in the Air Force . . . sponsored the Air Scout Program and the Military Ball. Gayle Walker David Watson Ted Weight George Williams J. Bruce Woodgury David A. Wing 404 V ' s  L-4U m mC 0 ' F ' W k Hfe -. - i mim ci EUGENE ALLEN President Row I, from left to right: Eugene Allen, Howard Roberts, Glenna Sto- well, Carol Chrlstensen, Billy K. Shurtz, Fern Lillywhite, Gene Crismon, Wendell Flake, Flora Westover, Bill Chamema, Harold Walker, Terry Al- len. Row 2: Lola Lue McClellan, Rey Kartchner, Katherine Costner, Jeanne Caill, Belva Bunch, Ruth Shumway, Mary Ellen Heap, Sylvia Nikolaus, Bud Smithson. Row 3: Chad Flake, Keith Barker, Danny Good, Max E. Pukins, Jean Ellsworth, Van Shumway, Drew Shumway, Westlyn C. Riggs, Reed Willis. Row 4: Mary Anderson, Marjorie Fyffe, Marlene Combs, Ne- na Flake, Betty Bryce. Row 5: Louise Jackson, Don Sykes, Merrilynn Farns- worth, Wanda Higbee, Elva Christen- sen, Lavona Flake, Leona Flake, Betty Jo Petersen, Miles R. Tenney. Row 6: Jackie Goodman, Alvin Rencher, Kay Connolly, Karia Pulsipher, Frances Bushman, Dean Bushman, Pearl Rog- ers, Mary Lue Abbott. Row: 7: Clif- ford A. Dean, Kelly Willis, Jack Mil- ler, Sherree Rogers, Annette Shum- way, LeGene Quinlan, Marvin Lunt, Elwood Maloy, Patsy Pace. Row 8: William Rich, Raleigh Johnson, Eu- gene Tenney, Larry Shumway, Daniel L. Decker, Lyie Robinson, Glen Vance. Row 9: Dale Hatch, Swede Sellers, Dudley Welker, Sharron Lunt. President Eugene Allen Vice President Marvin Lunt Secretary Glenna Stowell The Arizona Club is known especially for its Arizona Daze which takes place during an entire week of Spring Quarter. Beards run ram- pant and the best ones are given prizes at the final celebration. Ari- zonians also specialize in Spanish food banquets, square dancing, and canyon parties. The club is one of the largest on campus, consisting of some hundred and fifty members. Row I: Hayen Romney, Alene Skou- sen, Audrey King, Sue Smith, Merle Jean Butler, Stanlee Winsor, Delbert R. Standage, Row 2: Bobbe Taylor, Sylvia Merrill, Vivian Ballard, Vicki Larson, Patsy Pegus, Dorene Slade, Lee Coates, Milo Millet. Row 3: Colleen Black, Veola Kencher, Mae Marie Halladay, Norma O ' Dell, Jay Dean Jones, Kay Curtis. Row 4: Dwanin Peterson, Barbara Bassett, Dan E. Heap, Leiand A. Smith, Ray- mond Taylor Reid, Dale Coons, Lewis Prueitt. Row 5: Bruce Curtis, Dale Ellsworth, Helen McDonald, Roger Baker, Jorth Richardson, Barn- ey Carpenter. Row 6: Ernest John- son, Neal Greenwood, Arlo Pew, Mur- ray Mclnnes, Karl B. Eager, Darrell Hatch. Row 7: Dick Udall, Lloyd Richmond, Larry Bluth, Kenny Cole- man, Donald L. Skousen. 405 i CilB M President Kent Utiey Vice President Carl Bacon Secretary Marilyn Sabin California Club is another new club on campus. They have had a variety of activities this year. The selling of pom-poms at football games, they have decided, is to be an annual affair together with chartering a bus at Christmas. This year they enjoyed an exchange with Arizona Club. They also sponsored a dance after one of the games in order to raise money for the Los Angeles Temple. KENT UTLEY President Row I, left to right: Jenele Wride, Leanne Beer, Mary Jane Newton, Margot Robinson. Row 2: Gary Williamson, Ginger Blumve, Har- old Empey, Karen Sedgewick, Marilyn Olsen. ..Row .3: Evelyn Smith, Marveta Spence, Joanne Fenton, Shirley Overmohle, Jo- anne Petterson, Rose Marie Dun- ham. Row 4: Janice Price, Ian Mackay, Jeanine Nielson, Mel Gourdln, Ron Richardson. Denzil Allen, Jr., John Franz. Row 5: Sally Cannon, Ronald Houston, Don Gage, Ralph Holt, Stephen Barrett, Sue Cannon, Carolyn Schade, Sharlee Mc Clain, Gary Simonsen. Row I, left to right: Nancy Rich, Myrth Rands, Pat Bulttner, Col- leen Norseth. Row 2: Richard Detton, Al Flygare, Le Roy Effler, Metta Heder. Row 3: Joan Kartchner, Drew Crowley, Dorothy Hutchinson, Marilyn Mc Farland, Jeri Johnson. Row 4: Dewey Brundage. Katherine Clark, JoAnn Alexander, Darllynn Bybee, Gwyn Hibbert. 406 Anne Boucher ? 5i S ! s - President Lorin Godfrey .j. Vice President Reita Erickson Y. Secretary Eager to make new Canadian students feel at home on the campus is the purpose of the Canadian Club. At Christmas, members char- ter a bus for an eagerly awaited Christmas vacation. Exchanges with other geographic units, parties, and the annual Christmas party constitute the organization ' s activities. From left to right: Dennis Ward, Wayne Shute, Gordon Oliver, Bill Brooks, Cleon Smith, Clair Bullock, Lorin Godfrey, Ellen Rollins, Don Hamblin, Glenda Johnson, Lorna Nielsen, Jean Francis, Ruth Mathin, Ray Schmilt, Laraine Glines, La Rene Hinman, Garth Uibel, Greta Sorensen, Shirley Willock, Bob Mouser, Kay Le Baron, Anne Bou- cher, Marolyn Taylor, Barbara Wing, Velma Rice, Shirley ANNE BOUCHER Solenbach, Carolyn Taylor, Mary Lou Dickie. President Cii S L 407 ULL I Row I, left to right: Marilyn Monson, Dorothy Manning, Marlene Posey, Betty Jackson, Marie Haynie. Row 2: Don Cromar, Lloyd McDaniei, Denny Harmsen, John Varner, Don Rice, J. Norman Smith. President Lloyd McDaniei 1st Vice President Myrlene Posey 2nd Vice President Dennis Harmsen Secretary Marilyn Monson Colorado Club got a fresh start this year after a few years of inactivity. They specialize in fun, with roller skating parties, swimming parties, and just plain parties. At present they are one of the smaller clubs, containing about thirty members. LLOYD MCDANIEL President 408 1k y ■j GUNNER SORENSEN President President Gunner Sorensen Vice President Albert Whaanga Secretary Elena Maidana Row I, left to right: Miriam Rodri- gues, Maria Eunice Pires, Inga Bais- nee, Aura de Leon, Esperanza Y. Yu- nes. Row 2: Roberta S. Murray, El- ena Maidana, Elsa Rohring, Anja Kat- tainen, Yvonne Hackay, Rea Bennett, Rae Neasherill, Kathleen Joyce Bur- nett. Row 3: Uwe Hansen, Sharad Malelu, Klaus Hansen, Yoloanda Vin- ci, Fritz Kingeter, Norine VerHagen, Roberto Alves, Martin Markus, Gun- ner Sorensen. c Pli CUB RICHARD POPE President President Richard Pope Vice President Larry Kunz Secretary Lucille Matthews Bear Lake Club is made up of students from Rich County, Utah and Bear Lake County, Idaho. Their interest is not only social, but they particularly strive to keep the Legends of the Bear Lake Monsters alive. Throughout the year they have had various entertain- ment, from pot-luck suppers to lectures. They also work together in providing transportation home at Christ- mas for all members. Row I, left to right: Miriam Shirley, Lorraine Taylor. Maxine Pope, Lilly Hicks. Row 2: Janese Tanner, Janet Grimmett, Karen Stock, Carole Dawn Anderson. Row 3: Eugene Jones, Richard L. Pope, Larry Kunz. 409 M b L President LLOYD STEVENS Vice President STANLEY TAYLOR Secretary MARIA EUNICE PIRES TB -r? With an atmosphere of carnival fes- tiveness, the Brazilian Club celebrated the traditional February carnival. Al- though the club is only a year old, the nnembers have had a busy, tun-packed year. Encouraging Brazilian students to attend the Y, several students came to the campus this year. Enjoying an exchange fireside with the Brazilian group from Salt Lake, having their first experience with snow on a toboggan party, and teaching dances in the regu- lar meetings were some of the club ' i activiti es. Row I, left to right: Jack Brown, Stanley Taylor, Ross Christensen, Lloyd Stevens, Margot Robinson. Row 2: Dulce Green, Yloanda Fernandes Rodrigues, Ruth Christensen, Joyce Stevens, Ginger Wagner, Jeanne Warner. Row 3: Stan Houston, John Ridge, Wayde Stoker, Howard Harris, Gesmano Busato, Henry Goldsmith, Roberto Alves dos Santos, Joan Brover, Dean Bushman, Remo Roselli. I Row I, left to right: Betty Lou Whitney, Gladys Johnson, Barbara Clarlc, Connie Corbett, Ruby Humphreys, Sandra Bringhurst, Marie Lytle, Velma Terry, Lorena Lamb, Pat Burris. Row 2: Lorna Bringhurst, Deon Bringhurst, Norman Gibbons, Arnold McAllister, Leiand Riggs, Whorton Allen, Jordan Smith, Vella Rose Smith. WHORTON ALLEN President 410 II WESLEY KEKAUOHA President Front row, left to right: Nor- man Akita, Wesley Kekauoha, Edward Mathias, Tom Nakama. Row 2: Maile Perreira, Naomi Lo, Esther Okimoto, Naomi Ka- awa, Francis Iwasaki, Lily Naka- mura, Leila Ogden, Betty Jean Lee. Row 3: Sonny Bray, Elsie Hewett, Rose Mahi, Inez Hoopi- iaina, Marvel Battad, Delthia Col- burn, Marilyn Broad, Charlotte Mahaia, Audrey Thompson. Highlighting campus activities with a rare South Pacific charm, the colorful Hawaiian Club depicts the old customs and cultures of Hawaii with typical native song and dance. Members from this hypnotic land of pineapple, palm trees, and pretty girls are, from left to right: John Velasco, Ken Wedemeyer, Betty Jean Lee, Rose Mahi, Edward Mathias, Claire Parker, Philip Kekauoha, Wesley Kekauoha, and Sonny Bray. Wesley Kekauoha President Tom Nakama Vice President Maile Perreira Secretary 41 i Since its organization three years ago, the Kia Ora Club has become one of the most cosmopolitan organizations on ca mpus. Students ■from New Zealand, Canada, Mexico, Hawaii, and the United States unite to portray the Polynesian culture of the Maoris of New Zealand. The rhythmic flight of the poi, the grace of the Maori action song, and the violence of the war dance provide unique entertainment for thousands of people in the mountain west. Another culture is planted on the Y campus. Row I, left to right: David Jensen, Eldon Win- terton. Row 2: Lawrence Head, Charles Mills, Albert Whaanga, Norman Wright. Row 3: Lo- well Walker, Bob Mendenhall, Rulon Craven, Dallas Griffeth. 412 mnr CHARLES MILLS President Row I, left to right: Mary Duffin, Jan- ice Heywood, Valene Kofoed, Marvel Ba+tad, Glenna Mitchell, Helen Erick- son, Janet Tanner. Row 2: Gerry Gines, Fern Tovey, Lois Tovey, Ann Marie Elia- son, Phyllis Kaiser, Jody Berg, Leota Baird. Row 3: Donna Rae Stapley, Joan Bradbury, Margaret Andersen, Marga- rita Obregon, Muriel Enos, Charlotte Mahiai, Audrey Thompson, Genille Orr, Clarine Griffeth. 413 Row I, left to right: Neal Penfold, Armand Click, Do- rene Sutton, Reece Good ' ' in, Jay Berry, Le Gene Quin- ian, Dean Call, Jack Allen, Chip Gardner, Val Balls. Row 2: Roberta Harper, Nancy Hutchison, Margaret Hutchinson, Rachel Baker, June Bennett, Elaine Owens, Carol Scovil, Barbara Budge, Beverly Smith, Royce Wold. Row 3: Renae Andrus, Marijane Clay, Jeannine Jensen, Carol Allen, Ella Rae Liechty, Margaret Hen- nis, Lauralee Fawson, Karen Hart, Neta Hutchinson, Darlene Capson, Florence Young, John Pederson. Row 4: William Gee, Keith Johnson, George Fredrickson, Marlin Mather, Varr Nelson, Glenn Miller, Don Frei, Rulon Merrell, Norrell Elirson, Arlo Wilson, Robert Gunnell. E President Bob Gunnell 1st Vice President Bert Spencer 2nd Vice President Quinten Homer Secre ary Margaret Hennis Idaho Giub has a membership of about fifty. The highliijhts of H year were a dance which they sponsored after |he PocatetK) game and an exchange party with the ArizonVi Club. U L I 414 STANLEY STOTT President u Row I, left to right: La Rae Hatch, Karen Par- ker, Joyce Johnson, Katharine Fromm, Elaine McDonald. Row 2: Ralph Rowley, Cloyd Stott, Lloyd Stott, Shelton Murphy, Josephine Rush, Miland Rowley, Alva Harris, Stanley Stott. President Stanley SMt Vice President Bob Parcell Secretary La Rae Hatch Striving to create friendship, activity, and co-operation, the Montana Club has had another active year. Having an exchange party with the Canadian Club and participating in the Christmas Drive are two of the various activities in which the club participated . f S- -M.jm-uJ 415 1HI[ Organized to promote general interests and friendships, the Salt Lake Club has had a very active year. They sponsored a successful mat dance and members enjoyed the canyon out- ing, pajama dance, swimming party, and the poster and mixer dances. Through the organization, new friendships have been made and old ones have been renewed. GEORGE JARVIS President i? I -T, t Row I, left to right: Beverly Webb, Margrett Han- sen, Lucretia Baggett, Marilyn Hug, Carol Christin- sen, Ruth Kelly, Betty Stevens, Suzanne Nielson. Row 2: Karin Wood, Donna Ludwig, Jeneal Peter- sen, Joan Parcell, Joan Riley, Barbara Wareing, Dorothy Chidester. Row 3: Evva Jean Burnham, Ida Forsgren, Lou Anderson, Edith Schaelling, Mary Sorensen, Mildred Hiclcison, Ruth Pehrson, Malinda Hall. Row 4: Frances Kingsbury, Myrna McKenna, Jeannie Maack, Donna Springer, Helen Baxter, Joan McDaniel. Row 5: Suzanne Robins, Arlene Peter- son, LuJuana Beck, LaDeane Olsen, Joyce Erickson, Ruth Seiler, Caria Holt. Row 6: Marva Goring, Iris Wade, Janice Jones, Joan Broman, Suzanne Moenck, Maurine Miller. Row 7: Sandra Wilcock, Kay Mitchell, Dale Larsen, Floyd Astin, Quentin Graves, Richard Moray, William Mac Kay. Row 8: Bryan Richards, David Maurer, Reid Diamond, John Colt, Johnny Stevens. Row 9: Reed Langlois, Norm Slaymaker, Rue Larsen, Gordy Coffman, Fred Mor- tensen. Grant Grover, Paul Deardorff, George Jar- vis, Roger Doxey. 416 Row I, left to right: Rosalin Carlson, Lois Wilkey, Ara Belliston, Mary Joy Justensen, Maureen Gassman, Mary Irons, Kenna Johnson. Row 2: David Broad- head, Keith Worthington, John Carter, Howard Jones, Jack Morgan, Robert Graham, Glen Stubbs, Glen Dale Anderson. KEITH WORTHINGTON President President Vice President Keith Worthington Maureen Gassman Secretary .. Erma Tew The Sanpete-Juab Club, one of the new geo- graphies on campus, is composed mainly of students from Snow College. They strive towards service, as was shown in their enthusiastic response to the Christ- mas Drive this year. Some outstanding parties — square dancing. Thanksgiving, and canyon parties — set the club off to a roaring start. They also gave assemblies while home during the Christmas Holiday. SiiP[|[-JilB Cil 417 The Tribe of Many Feathers Club was or- ganized three years ago and is active in n iany events on campus. Their main function is to cul- tivate a deeper friendship among Indian students on campus and help them with any problems they might have. They also strive to acquaint members with different prophecies of the Laman- ites. This year they have participated in many assemblies and they won second place in the Homecoming quartet contest. Row I, left to right: Bob Ah Koah, Betty Gray, Harvey Tewanema. Row 2: Carl Vicenti, Emma Broadbent, Emory Sekayuaptewa, Mary Ann Tahquette, JoAnne Christian, Mel Murray, Lou Jean Anderson. Row 3: Ron Cunfield, Bob Hodgen, Lee Cox, Leonard Smith. CARL VICENTI President ' iii8[ i iTT[iii[iSl « e. 418 iJ DWAYNE STEVENSON President U L 1 Row I, left to right: Billy Lewis, Glen Lewis, Don Ev, ans. Amber Carter, Peggy Ann Case, Arva Tanner, Lloy Bennett, Donna Miles, Beth Winkler, Udell Wink- ler, Patricia Meyers, Jeanne Jensen, Dwayne Steven- son. Row 2: Bennett Josie, Bertha Anderson, Richard Knight, Norlan Walker, Estel Manwaring, Keith Duke, A rdell Swasey. Row 3: John Haws, Jolene Swain, Betty Meyers, Lloyd Morrill, Theresa Hadlock, Lynn Bracken. President Dwayne Stevenson Vice President John Haws Secretary Jeanne Jensen The Uintah Basin Club is composed of students from East- ern Utah ' s vast Uintah Basin. The club started in the proper manner by entering one of the outstanding floats in the Home- coming parade. The float featured a dinosaur similar to those whose remains can be found in Dinosaur National Monument in the Uintah Basin. This successful beginning has been followed by regular meetings, numerous parties, participation in the Christmas drive, and other campus activities. 419 i[e[i c President Ronald Belnap Vice President - Marion Shaw Secretary Frank Blaive Weber Club is composed of students from Weber College or Weber County. This year they have had numerous parties and also special speakers have entertained the club. Row I, left to right: Ronald Belnap, Keith Barker, Ver- na Kimber, Velma Payne, Janet Farr, Miriam Burton, Alice Bennett, Elaine Barker, Carmen Petty, La Rene Rhees, Don Graviet, Kay Walker. Row 2: Olene Smith, Leon Graviet, Mary Staley, Lora Lee Marshall, Char- lene Secrist, Clarence Clifton, Jeneane Gardner, Phyl- lis Randall, Marian Shaw, Austin Whalquist, Quinn McKay. Row 3: hHenry Isaksen, Laura Mayberry, John Clark, Betty Jones, Marilyn Thompson, Dee Holmes, Joanne Stuart, Colleen Ellsworth, Marian hlukman, Douglas Toone, Neil Visser, Dee Gwilliam. Row 4: Ar- thur Hutchins, Richard McKinnon, Blair Beck, Keith Jones, Don Richards, Ted Morris, Rayo Budge, Grant Schow, John Hunter. i 1 420 Row I, left to right: Bonnie Behunin, Shirley Ann Be- hunin, Phoana Mills,. Al Reta Yack, Ruth Wilde, Barbara West, Loy Rillins, Eileen Bertoncelj. Row 2: Ronald Bertonlj, Neil Waters, Jed Johnson, Dan Walker, Dale Moncur, Manfred Nelson, Bob Doerr, Donna Gibbs. Row 3: Jack Thomas, Burke Cannon, Ronald Smith, Phil Rollins, Gary Rollins, Elmo Matthews, Bill Anderson. President Barbara West Secretary Ruth Wilde Highlighting the year with a dance at Rowley ' s Club Room, the Y ' oming Club ' s forty members enjoyed an active year. Drives, intramural basketball, and parties afforded much enjoyment for the members. M ntiiiG im 421 !iil[[ U L President Mel Radichel Vice President Craig Carpenter Secretary Doris Day Yankee Club includes those students coming from areas east of Ohio and north of Washington, D.C. Their main interest is arranging for transportation home at Christmas on a char- tered bus. An exchange skating party with the Colorado Club highlighted the year. MEL RADICHEL President Row I, left to right: Craig Carpenter, Doris Dayes, Mel Radichel. Row 2: Gaylord Adams, Patricia No- well, Barbara Jean Dittmore, John Wittorf, Dorothy Bahe, Elinor Hada, Al Dayes. Row 3: Jay Wrathall, Beth Wessel, Doris Sunderland, Shirley Lendt, Dick Radichel. 422 Karen Butters Agnes Browne Norene Dance Yvonne Crawford Claudette Eriksen Jody Berg Marilyn Barton Annette Black Shirlee A. Setts Jane Bennett Ginger Blumve Sherry Bradfield Eleanor Croshaw Mary Ellen Carr Merle Karia Allen Beth Marie Anderson Elaine Austin Myrle Barney Dorene Anderson Marthalene Anderson ; ' V-:r: ' ?: 4 ' V ' ' . ' ' V7, , [ i LAPRELE BADOUIN President 424 President LaPrele Badouin Vice President J Carrol Lindblad Secretary X , OSv Ruth Sorenson Treasurer Althoug become one to their motto, shall ever aspin cultivate virtue, knowledge. Annu ' Dorothy Murray est, Alcyone has mpus. Aspiring gh as stars, yet we the girls strive to uality, beauty, and the invitational, din- Marlene Empey Lauralee Faueson Jean Frodsham ner dance, exchanges, and the Saxon-Alcyone assem- bly, Rhythm Route. Members of the unit have proved their resourcefulness and ability in many school activities. Dolly Grotegut Sheila Gardner Shirley Gardner RaNae Gardner Melva Goodwin Laraine Glines Bonnie Giles Marilyn Heig Mae Marie Halladay Karen Hart Joann Hafen Bet+e Lee Hales Jean Jensen Janice Jones klk j Sharon Johnson Lei Knapp Carolynne Kanaga Befte Kirkbride Venice Hoover Carrol Lindblad Jean Kaspareic Lynette Larsen Shirlyn Judd Joan Murray Pat Mann Barbera Owen 425 Shauna Larson Jacque Little Elsie Mae Patterson June Lorenzen Ella Rae MscDonald Margaret Pugh Sharlee McClain Roberta Nielson Beverly Ross Dorothy Pollock Renee Rasmussen Carol Shelton Gloria Belle Russell k. k k k k AAA I Mary Starr Erma Squire Darlene Wadsworth Marcia Whitney Joyce Summerhays Bonnie Wade Ruth Sorenson Marilyn Tall Barbara Zell LaVerne Waford Dolores Wilkens Joan Worsley iiniiK 426 RICHARD ANDERSON President Quinten Homer David Kirtwood Hart [ John W. Ellsworth Lloyd McAferty Blaine Hadley Ronald W. Schultz Louis Hunter President Dick Anderson Vice President .... Quinten Homer Secretary Kirk Hart Treasurer John Van Wagoner John C. Van Wagoner Ray Simmons William Scott Maurice Benson Don Duncan Gerald Julian Kenneth Martin Clynn Wilkinson William R. Clarke Johnny Stevens John N. Matson Gary C. Williamson Sterling G. Ellsworth Ronald Dick Bate Glenn L. Hunsaker 427 4 John Robert Wlble Gerry Turner Charles Edwards Bob Vance Scott Fisher LaMar Goates I W. Fred Mortensen Ray Tracy Albert L Christensen Boyd M. Burbridge v, - Jk i Calvin Monson Rick Raile Thomas John Reed Hunter Bob Bills Larry D. Sargent Kenny Hawkins Bob Sasine Maughan Lee Joe Edmunds Ronnie Gant Richard Calder Harold Empey Paxton Lockhart 428 Charles Lomax Kent Prestwich Harold Dunford Charles T. Mills H. Mort Magleby Dick Devey David Parkinson Dick Sperry Ted Baer Richard Galbraith Dick Bunker John D. Hunter T. Darrell Bushnell Terry Forsyth Bob Mendenhall Malin Perry Richard Wilkins M. GENE OVESON President 1 J I u i L n 429 firm 444« M Lloyd George Bill Smith Henry D. Taylor, Jr. George E. Collard, Jr Fred Dixon Bob Kirkpatrick Ted L. Morris David Stimpson David A. Taylor Richard N. Hawley Kenneth Perry Grant Brockbank •9 0: n Dean Hunger Bob R. Zabriskie Va! ' Stringfellow Val Liljenquist Phyl Ekins Don Mortensen Larry Crandall Dick Stosich Howard Dransfield Jim Webster 430 Robert D. Dyer Kenneth J. Pace President Gene Oveson Vice President George Collard Secretary Charles Mills Treasurer Dick Devey Twelve men drew up the Gold Bricker charter in 1917 and helped to shape many of the patterns, Ideals and traditions of their unit. The Y ' s oldest unit on campus has as Its alms three qualities . . . high ideals, a thirst for success and a sincere desire for fellowship. With an emphasis on activity, Brlckers have made tra- ditional many events which include a Dinner-Dance, an assembly, an Invitational, Bricker-Tauslg Week, an alumni banquet and participation In Homecoming ac- tivities. This year ' s float won first place In the origin- ality division. Traditionally, Bricker Initiations have been known to be the tougnest on campus. This prac- tice Is based on the Idea that something must be worked for to be of value. Russ Perry Robert Bryson Dean RIclcenbach Jim Hill Jack Whittle Phil Clarke Eldon Lloyd Ralph Willett Roy A. Christensen Ned Hoopes Mel Green Harold Christensen 431 Bill Gallagher Claude Van Vliet Wally Hunt Bob Hemming Clair J. McKell J. Lowell Steck John B. Robertson Dwayne Stevenson Karl Hofmann Ted Money Francis Lyman Glen Hale Don Tregasltis Melvin Jensen John L. Matthews Don Sheets Jed Pritchett Boyd Bitton Frank Blair William Perry BOYD LAKE President Vice Pre SI Secretary-Treasurer Ned Millerj With the definite objective of creating better fellowship through common social interests, the Brigadier social unit has carved its niche on the social life of the university. Since its organization in 1931, it has grown from the original six charter members to the present membership of fifty. T. Earl Pardee was charter sponsor. Autumn quarter, the unit sponsored the tr«| ditional Bowery Ball in an atmosphere rej- sembling the Gay 90 ' s. Other annual a ;j- tivities include the Invitational, the Dinner- Dance and active participation in Home- coming festivities and intramural sports. 43: Gerald C. Downs Earl Lelegren Gene Richards Norman Hopkins Lynn Allred Gary Arbuckle Mario Bowen Don Muller k Jerry McAffee John C. Clark Heber Moore Donnell Jenkins Wayde Stoker Bob Ctiristensen Fred A. Money Jay C. Mickelson Robert Ardizzone William T. MacKay J. Kent Johnson Bob Frome Fred ZItting Richard Nilsen Russell Mickelson Robert L. Holley 433 [ L jj r BARBARA NICHOLSON k President Barbara Nicholson Vice President Shirlene Melton Secretary Carol Beckstrand Treasurer Sharon Lott One of the newer units on campus, Cami Los, or- ganized in 1952, works not tor personal glory, but for the good of all. Each letter in the name represents the beginning letter of a flower. A very active unit, their members have participated in an invitational, assembly, dinner dance and also had a float in the Homecoming parade. Among their ranks are such notables as the Loan Fund Bali and Carnival queens. Darlene Bassett! Joyce Bramwell Merle Jean Butler Caroline Comer Cherrlll Curtis Patricia Dorsey Carol Dunford Barbara Goates Marva Goring Gay Henrie Caria Holt Jean Jorgenson Audrey Earnshaw JoAnn Edgington Colette Green Carolyn Jensen Deanne Jacobsen 434 IIS Rosalind Luke Nina Leishman AI ' Judith Manwill Sharon Lo+t Joan Parcel Shirley D. Powell Dawn Riggs Judy Powelson Sally Prior Carol Maxwell Barbara Munroe. Glyn Schmitt Charlene Sessions Pat Prior Nanette Monson Shirlene Melton Ruth Wilde Helen Summers Joan Taylor Carol Obert LaDeane Olsen Alreta Yacic Doinna Wride Virginia Welling Suzanne Narlcaus Jeneal Peterson 435 President Ralphena Taylor Vice President Gladys Nixon Secretary Barbara Clark Treasurer Anna Bell Taylor This year as the Castas celebrated their 25th anniversary, they con- tinued to perpetuate their motto, All I would have my friend to be, that would I be to her and more. This unit, organized in 1928, has always been known for its friendly girls. The Cesta Ties won first place in the HHomecom- ing trio competition, and honors in snow sculpturing as well as other cam- pus contests. The unit ' s outstanding social events of the year included the invitational, Morning Moon, which transformed the marble halls of the City and County Building into a Southern rendezvous; the annual candle light dinner, which commemorated their silver anniversary with Serenade in Silver, the dinner dance held at the Starlight Gardens in Hotel Utah, and their annual weekend canyon party. Connie Corbetf Barbara Clark Geralee Cundick Billie Dorriss Margaret Doxey Carmen Ford LuDene Fresh Billie Coulam Joyce Gusfafson Marlene Grigg Marilyn Coster Betty Hatch Susie N. Johnson Sally D. Herron LaJuana Isakson Lois Jarman Joyce Babcock Lorraine Baker Valene Brookbush Janis Bean Maurine Benson Barbara Burns Kathy Brown Joyce Colton RALPHENA TAYLOR President 436 Doris Dayes Anne Jelte Violate Myers Lois Knaphus Phyllis Rees Lois Peterson Donna Rae Stapley Donna Smith Colleen King LaDonna McKane Sharlene Newman Dorothy Dean Nixon Roma Murray Dixie Ann Mecham Cleo Millet Gladys Nixon LaVera Jean Olson Pauline Powelson Dee Ann Ricks Laureen Seegmiller Jaclcie Spangler Beverly Stiburek Anna Bell Taylor Annette Wood Carolyn Thomson Sharlene Tobler Minnie Shertzer Leia Tobler Lois Telford Patricia Watts d-AMk 437 flKliS WANDA WOOD President I gj . V ' Anna Lou Dewsnup J O Marian Englestead Emma Gean Hatch Marion Halliday Margaret Clark Clayta Hathaway Sharon Heslop Margaret Hennis I Alice M. Alcita Marilyn Anderson Marvel Carlson EInor Lynn Allen Shirley Cheever Ardena Becic Virginia CrandatI Mary Jo Chris+ensen 438 Wilda Keith Joan Keetch Marjory Remington Mary Lou Schelff Doris Kelly Mary Hutchings Mary Sewell Betty Page Marcene Kelsey Mary Ellen Mendenhall Cherryle Steed Carol Dawn Sorenson A Kathy Latimer Ella Rae Liechty Wilda Whitehead Norinne Teusch Charlotte Muller Meridee Moyle President Wanda Wood Vice President Marcene Kelsey Secretary Mary Sewell Treasurer Marian Englestead Living true to their motto, Amice Fidelas Ami — faithful friends forever, the Fidelas mem- bers played an important role in campus activi- ties. Members of this unit held many studentbody offices: A.W.S. president, secretary and council members, Y.C. president, and Homecoming Queen. A Blue Velvet invitational, dinner dance, spring canyon party, outstanding Christ- mas party, a banquet for seniors and officers, and a dinner dance terminated the year ' s activi- ties. President Reid Fillmore Vice Preside y Devere Brough Secretar 5 ;- J[ H I .JrjTed Hunter Treasurer IL ,J June Hanson Gamma Tau social unit was born in 1946, when six men decided to insure the continuance of a close friendship. The unit has grown rapidly since then in both mem- bership and activities. Annual events in- clude the Birthday Dinner to commemorate the foundi ng of the unit, the Invitational and the Spring Dinner-Dance. The unit traditionally enters a float in the Home- coming parade. Each point In the unit pin has a certain significance. The eleven pearls symbolize the eleven original articles in the constitution. Working together is the special meaning the unit has for the words Gamma Tau. Ariel Williams Garth Uibel Roger Ririe Rex Smith Joe Benson Ronald Frazier Dennis Ward June H. Hanson Von Christensen DeVere Brough Stanley Sorensen Lee Cox REID FILLMORE President 440 Lee Morgan Gaylan Bagley Keith Larsen Richard Billings Rondo Whiting Gene R. Hanson The Gamma Tau invitational dance during halftime. Ronald Dye Don Hamblin Ted Hunter Wayne Kleinman Bob Parsed Brad Powell 441 R.osemary Bean Ruth Ellen May Bean Joyce Barber LYNNE JEPPSON President President Lynne Jeppson Vice President . Janice Garrett Secretary fe. Ann Nielson Treasurer .yfM|tfri|pn Crandall Since its i i g Jkiip in 1920, Nautilus hi represented many phases IjikyillJl ' .., ' ' ' ' bered Nau+ilW Telc Pfe ■Campus spotlight by holding positions as: Senior class officers, leaders of Sponsor Corps, A.W.S. council members, and Banyan personalities. Members worked to give an out- standing dinner dance, invitational, exchanges, and the annual assem- bly. One of the main highlights of the year is the i awarding of a scholarship to the most outstand- ing freshman. Annella Hanks Kathryn Howell Sarah Ann Hale Margene Frank Maureen Crandall LaRae Dunn Shirley Jean Hansen Dorothy Hardee Bonnie Hawkes JoAna Hobbs Darlene Irvin 442 A£ A ' Ai M Ann Nielsen Jenny Stayner Dixie Lou Tuttle Janice Mendenhall Arlene Love Carol Dawn Kropf Myrna Green Maleen Richey Ruth Leone Rose lla Rkhan Jean Pratt Linda Worsley Janice Young Dixie Robison Colleen Young Janice Kimball Patricia Nowell Katbryn Rich Ferol Holman Marolyn Taylor Lynn Tuclcer 443 JOANNE STRINGHAl President Helen Archiba ' d President Joanne Stringham Vice President Lenore Vandenberg Secretary Grethe Ballif Treasurer Donna Rudd A closely unified unit, O.S. Trovata has completed another active year. The winter dance, annual invitational, fashion show, the traditional goat dinner with the Brickers, the H onor Banquet which honors outstanding members of scholastic achievement, and inner-unit parties afforded much enjoyment and fellowship for one of the oldest units on campus. Carolyn Bagley Dawn Baker % Connie Bartlet Ane Grethe Ballif Verna KImber JoAnne Colwell Connie Canneron Willa Conrad JoAnn Hebertson Mary Dawson Janis Dinsdale Norma Creer Jean Louise Crandall Zeima Crider Jeralie Chandler Jeneane Garner Karma Jackson 444 Shirley Crowther Lucy KInnlson Phyllis Kaiser Carmen Petty Claire Overfelt Jean Maycocic Doro thy Meyer Jo Oveson Jacqueline Morris Marilyn Pulsipher Marilyn Norton Zan Knudsen Selma Shaw Lorraine Roberts Wanlta Pinegar Anna Lou Miller Joyce Ann Shurtleff Nelda Stewart Marilyn Stapley Lenore Vandenberg Edith Idella Udall Edythe Tu+tle Joanne Smith Mary Ann Sorensen Diane Slater Jerry Taylor Charlene Van Wagener Maxine WInegar Joanne Stuart 445 iJJEl JULIA GROBERS President Leota Baird Beverly Bolter Deon Biesinger Sharlene Bjarnson Grace Colton Marilyn Davis Reva Clark Alice Ericlcson President Julia Groberg Vice President Carol Siddoway Secretary Grace Ostler Treasurer Carolyn Cook Unity in the search for all good Is the theme which the Ri Vedas carry out so effectively. Always eager and enthusiastic, they have held various activities this year Including an Invitation, dinner dance, assem- bly, and Christmas formal. They also claim an added distinction: that of having the most engaged girls In their unit. 446 Ellen Wheadon Joy Winward Lois Wilkey Glida Packard Carol Thompson Lillian Harddson Ganae Haacke Evelyn Hancock Marion Gunn Kenna Johnson Flora Lee Maxfield Grace Ostler Marlene Oakley Orel Kay Lee Donna Mathews Vivian Morin Joan Massey Sally Saunders Betty Rae Stowell Carol Siddoway LaRayne Peterson Darlene Talley Barbara Weeks 447 King . Sf-£y-)-- ----£-- Leonard bugger Archking s . ,::rrr--A- Glen L. Williams Scribe ..l£..A.£ - h..rtT . k. .+..., Neil Jensen Chancellar Cr? ..!. _ l.£. Duane Kerr My strength is as the strength of ten be- cause my heart is pure is the motto of the twen- ty-three men who organized the Saxon social unit in January, 1952, with Cleon Skousen as charter sponsor. Their activities this year have included the play White Christmas, a half- time skit at the Utah game, participation in Homecoming activities and the beginning of a traditional Invitational and Dinner-Dance. Sax- ons have taken as their goal to think only of the best, work only for the best and to expect only the best. Dean M. Jensen Da ' lin Gardner Don Parker Wayne W, Thomas Lee Tobler Fred Bringhurst James Brimhall Carl B. Kern Charles W. Hanls Robert O. Chappell Glen Lee Williams Keith Barker Robert E. Bateman Blaine Webb Gary Mortenson LEONARD DUGGAR President 448 Duane R. Aston Thayle Denney Paul J. Christensen Richard James Gerald Anderson Bullock Hal Jensen Marion Davidson i L Kent Harrison Gary Daniels Elmo Mathews Dick Wells Clifton Duane Kerr Jim Rutter Paul Aston Kent Hogan Lynn Thacker 449 QUENTIN- WOOLLEY President Ezra Ward Bert Wilson Lawrence R. Brown Gene Adams Jim Pollock Clive Barney Charles N. Thomas Keith Gleave Ronald Nielson Richard W. Bond Jay Whiting Reed Painter Clyde A. Christensen Larry Brim David Hunter £ I Earl Van Wagoner Richard Wooten William Stevens David Peery Stanley K. Taylor Donald Lee Keith Wilson Joe Mellor Don C. Lundberg Stanford Ellsworth Merrill Bradshaw LaMar A. Rawllngs Ralph Telford Wendell Galbralth | Paul Clark Marcus Sigmon Lawry Mann John F. Howard 450 President QUENTIN WOOLLEY Vice President BOB HOLTZER Secretary EZRA WARD Treasurer LOYAL HASTINGS Omnus Uno one for all and all for one. . . with this motto in mind, loyal Tausigs had their beginning in early BYU history. The primary aims of the unit are to develop leadership, further scholastic and cultural achievements and to pro- vide for wholesome and enjoyable social activities. The unit has traditionalized certain activities such as their annual Christmas party, winter invitation- al, spring dinner-dance and the Tausig Topper held the last week of school. Ronald Phillips Robert L. Holtzer Gerald Wayne Smith Jay V. Lake Loyal D. Hastings Glen Hales Lynne King Lloyd Owen Desmond Pincock Ward A. Nickles Robert Cowdell Ted LaMar Smith Quintin Elder Frank Moscon Boyd Lee Phil Gambles Mark Wight Russell Hanks Harold Ballard Gary Jones Trevor R. McKee Jerry Smith Alan Miner Jess Taylor William H. Hyde Roger Lewis Hal McEwan Richard Prexton Nelden Oborn 451 Fellowship, scholarship, brotherhood, and cooperation depict Knight Templar ' s goals. Through intramural sports, the unit offers op- portunity for athletic participation of which the members are proud. Templars stage numerous social exchanges and had an attractive float in the hlomecoming Parade. Treasury funds are depleted at the end of each year with a stag party. James Sill Kenneth Toons Bob Robertson William Tooke Gordon K. Harris Henry L. Goldsmith William Chesley Bill Frederlckson Max E. Lee Gordon L. Anderson Jerry Cranda 452 PHYLLIS FOX President President Phyllis Fox Vice President Joanne Corbett Secretary Alba Lufkin Treasurer Lillias Tanner ToKalons delightfully carry out their theme which is To seek beauty in all things. Their flower is the carnation and their colors are turquoise and yellow, which suit their own colorful personalities. ToK ' s are known for their friendliness and originality in social events. Among those put on this year were exchanges, a Christmas party, a spring dinner dance, and assembly. Lucille Rowe Joan Seymour Mary Pat Langlois Derllys Rowe Alba Lufkin Frances Reed Nancy Rich Sally Madsen Elizabeth Larsen Lora Lee Marshall Marilyn Morrill Lou Rita Mattice Marilyn Palmer Helen Ferney Bertha Droubay Ruth Paulsen Bonnie Davis Joan Crandall Mary Crandal! Margaret Coolc Nyra Colvin Marlene Christiansen 453 k ' lh Martha Mae Warner Joan Taylor Marcia Whittle Betty Ree Yeomans Anne Rasmussen Lorna Peterson Maxine Telford Lee Ann Winter Gail Hilton Vadine Hudson Jean Holnnan Lillias Tanner Bonnie Jordan Shirlee Killpack Helen Joyce Swan Marcia Jorgensen Frances Kirls Barbara Stocltdale Jean Starling Gayle Hall Marlene King Marva Jorgensen Phyllis J. Smith Joyce Snarr Sheila Howell Charlene Secrist Barbara Fisher Mary Lou SchenV 454 Assem blies and Homecoming trio competition provide M extra activi y- A - SS3 -— - ■ ■■ ' ' ■-■ - ' ' M. A J| SHL KIS I L Ml VHv r P- mm Anne Boucher Barbara Christiansen Laura Schenk Viola Schenk Na ida Black Shirley Bingham Rosalln C arlston Marjor e Anderson Doris Sta nford Carole Christensen Pat Bingham Marjorie Allen Joanne Corbett Margaret Affleck Pat Boyle 455 J— - fH ! ■ .s Jack Lords Elwood Maloy Bob Crowley Kenneth J. Mason Devon Fife Jay Colver Kent South Boyd Blackham Reed Taylor Vernon Todd Bob Roberts lU Clark Whitehead Stanley A. Dahlin Ken M, Howard C. Ron Green Fred Claridge r mil KEITH WEST President 456 Lyie Burke Richard Alder Gene Garrett Farrell Monson Chuck Turner Jim Layton Clifford DeGraw Gene Campbell Robert Payne Douglas G. Johnsor John Ward Richard Stubbs Bruce Peterson Nile Jensen Don Milligan Robert Gunnell Kay Walker Bob McKelvey 1 ■■K. , lt( iMMMMtMd iiB President Keith West Vice President Barry Wasden Secretary J. Donald Boren Treasurer Bob McKelvey Val Hyrics, named after the se- lect royal guard of the powerful Danish Viking, Cnute, were es- tablished in 1928. The ancient Bob Gilllland John Willis Ted Johnson Robert Morrow Dick Rowberg r Glenn R. Williams Wally Koford Don Ridge Van Romney Robert L. Mauzy Henry West Hartley Fredrickson Boyd Cook Don M. Grimes Dan L Walker John W. Beckstead Fred Dunnell Don Frei Bruce Soelberg Keith B. Matthews Barry Wasden Jerry Forsling Lee M. Whitehead ed Blake Claude Thomas Jay Powell rtiss Smith Gary Spongberg LaMar Evans irtin L Rust Keith Humphreys ssell Dodd Chad Hull d Brown Peter Da Parma Roy Lawson Norman Lee Gibbons Hal Kindred ' f - Michael Miller .- 4r Od w s. L B( %i s i rjL 457 Mary Katherlne Phelan Jane) ' Rhees Geraldine Searle Merlene Jones Janice HincUey Patricia Johnson Laura Lou Hamblln Carolyn Edwards Connie Frehner Margaret Olsen She flies with her own wings is the motto of the unit which began in 1927 and now boasts a nnembership of 100. Keeping true to their tradition, the Val Norns have had another successful social, scholastic, and po- litical year. Their activities included a Study in Blue invitational, dinner dance at the Salt Lake Country Club with a Coronation theme, the annual assembly-this year Only Yesterday, and the annual Spring Songfest. Outstanding Val Norns were the student body secretary and vice president, A.W.S. council members. Homecoming attendant, and the Friendliest Girl. President Carolyn James Vice President Earlene Lewis Secretary Pat Anderson Treasurer Diane Dunford Carma Hanseen Jean Dixon Rene Morgan Marilyn Money Arlene Lynn Ruth Moen Barbara Miller Gene Oborn Jewell Cloward Nadine Davies Barbara Beaty Pat Anderson Dahl Judy Jane Bullock Kay Creer Ruth Adaniis Kathleen Sprague Elaine Barker 459 twiUW MJr ' W it Roy Jarman Wayne Hancock, Jr. Larry Bean Charles Clawson Jack Roberts Ronald Crandall Murray Mclnnes L. Neil Loverldge Roger Stewart Richard Oveson Jeronne Hainsworth Howard Gonzales Robert W. Peterson John Woodward Lee Stay Bob Throckrrorton Richard E. Sheranlan Clyde Tucker Don Van Slooten Louis O. Glazier ttal Visick Bob Sipherd Reed Kay Davis Karl Snow Kenneth Bacon Bascome Morris PAT POMEROY President 460 J President PAT POMEROY Vice President MERLE ALLEN Secretary MERWIN STEWART DON MURPHY Robert H. Hales Bruce Taylor Bob Larson Keith C. Hayes Jacob Hamblin 2 Jack Clawson Ross Carter Jerry Ensign Raymond Howes Gary Jenkins vNvJCX in ' - m Dennis Peterson ' ■ ' ' Keith Strong W « ' -f Merle M. Allen Bob Ensign Bill SItousen Kenny Orton Merwin Stewart Don Murphy Raymond Brown Paul Murdock Cliff Rounds Doc Cameron G. Ron Salisbury Ned H. Greenwood All men who group in the name of Franthor, the fearless, find a power in unity and a strength in faith. In September of 1928, twelve close friends came to B.Y.U. from Provo High, and in order to pre- serve their unity, they formed the Viking social unit. The unit has been active in school affairs ever since its founding. Some of its traditional events are the Invitational, Jiggs party, the spring Chicken Fry and the Dinner-Dance. This year they are particularly noted for their athletic championship. The Viking theme Indicates a striving for brotherhood, friendship, unify and service to church, school and unit. The VIkes are well-known for their serenading. Whenever a fellow-member hangs his pin, he is tossed into the pond, while the girl Is serenaded. Just a quiet evening at home. . . 461 i U L BRENT HENINSER President i The new athletic Gymlihana Club was organized in January of this year. The purpose of the organiza- tion is to give students interested in gymnastics an opportunity to develop nnuscles on different ap- paratus. Because of the high in- terest in gymnastics shown at BYU, the University of Utah is attempt- ing to form a similar organization so that intercollegiate competition can be held. There was a meet held against the A.C. at Logan this year. Row I, left to right: David Adamson, Delano Findlay, Wiltram Gee, George Gale, Ray Penney, Larry Peterson, Edward Petersen, Max Banner, Richard Swingle. Row 2. ' Brent hieninger, President: Phil Barret+e, Vice-President: Reed Weight, Secretary: Mel Gourden, Stan Dally, Richard Lewis, Duane Vv ' asden, Joseph Everson, Robert Sasine, Sterling Ellsworth, Ronald Grant. Strengthening legs, arms, and backbone muscles is achieved through pyramid tum- bling. Muscle co-ordination is developed through rigorous timing and concentration. 462 i Ills- WE ' RE THROUGH . . . From the northern tip of nnajestic Mount Timpanogos to the southern shones of Utah Lake, an editor looked and wondered what he could use for the foundation of as unique a yearbook as possible for the university he loved so much. He attended a devotional exercise in which President David O. McKay of the Council of Twelve proclaimed Brig- ham Young University as being in the spotlight and a standard among other universities of the world. Seeking a suitable phrase from the Doctrine and Covenants, the editor found a beautiful passage of scripture which states: Verily, I say unto you all: arise and shine forth, that thy light may be a standard for the nations, and decided to use thi-s with the idea of the steady growth of a spotlight in relation to that of the University. Because the editor had been taught that light is truth, and because an education enlightens every mind with an accumulation of this, he presented the idea to his enthusiastic staff. So, combining eight quarts of rubber cement, twenty reams of paper and cardboard, hours and hours of burning the midnight oil, and a strong determi- nation to produce the Idea on paper, a faithful yearbook staff developed your 1953 In the Spotlight edition of the Banyan. We hope you enjoy It and gain as much light from its familiar faces and activities in your future storehouse of memories as we have received in its publication. We hope you will kindle, from time to time, that warm light of love and friendship so prominent at the Y by taking your Banyan from its dusty hiding place on the shelf and thumb- ing through it for a momentary glance at a joyous and suc- cessful year you spent at dear old Brigham Young . . . the greatest university, as far as the staff is concerned, in the world. BOB CARTER Editor TO A DEVOTED SCHOLAR, TEACHER, AND SPIRITUAL LEADER . . . FOR HIS TIRELESS SEARCH FOR TRUTH AND GREAT SERVICE TO MANKIND, WE EXPRESS OUR DEEPEST GRATITUDE TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF THE LATE ELDER JOHN A. WIDTSOE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE TWELVE. . U lliJIDISI[ m G[|[yi IND[X 3B Alder, Lorna Call 38 Allen, Mark Knight 3S Allman. Verl PhilllDs : Anderson, Edward Andrus. J. Roman 38 Ashton. Clarence 0. 3B Afkins, Charles 3S0 Atkinson. Charles L 38 Bailey. Myrtle 38 Ballif. Ariel S. 38. 131 Ballou, Richard £. 38 Barlow. Francis 38 Barlow. Irene S. 38 Barnett. Owen L. 38 Baten an. J. LaVar 38, 98. Bauer, Edith 38 Beck, Elden 38 Beck. Jay V. 38 Beckham. Raymond E. 38 Belnap, 8. West 38 Bennlon. Marian 38 Berrett. William £ Berry. June E. 38 38 H. J. Blackham, Angus U. 38 Boel. Joseph M. 38 Booth, Lillian C. 38 Boi, Jacob 38 8ossa. Captain Amos L, 397 Bourne. Or. John R. 39 Bowen, Hazel 8. 39 Boyle, Clarence S, 39 Boyle. W. H. 39 Brailhwaite, Royden C. 39 Bnisch, Ralph A. 39 flroadbent, H. Smith II Brouqh, Rulon R. 39 Brown. C. Manley 39 Browne. Arthur 39 Bryner. Loren C. 39 Buqgert, Guslav F. 39 92 Bullock, Kenneth C. 39 7i Burton. Alma P. 39 Burrup. Percy E. 39 Butt, Newbern I. 39 Buderworth, Edwin 3? Cuttle. Faye Jensen 39 Caine. Julia 39 Caldwell. Gayton L. 39 Canning. Ray R. 39. 109 Carr. William C. 39. 7t Carver. Julia 39 Chandler Samuel 39 Cheney. Thomas 4S, 191 Christensen, Barbara 39 Chrlslensen, Lillian 39 Chr.stensen. Leonard £. 39 Christensen, P. A. 40 Chrislensen, Ross T. 39 Clark, Bruce B. -40 Clark, Harold Glen 40 207 Clark, H. R. 40 Clark. Haiel C. 40 Clark, J. Reuben III 40 Clark. Marden J. 40 Clark. Monroe H. 40 Clarke. A. John 40 Clinger Morris M. 40 Corb ' idge, Ivan L. 40 Cowan, Cynthia A. 40, 376 Crandall. Lars G. 40 Croft. Evan M. 40 Crowton. David M. 40 Cummings. Beniamin 40 Oallin, Leon 40 Davidson. Bertha 8. Dean, C. Edwin 40 de Jong, Gerrlt. Jr. Di on, Fred W. 40 Dixon. Owen G. 40 Doxey, Roy W. 40 Orury. Lloyd 40 Dutf.n, fl. Keith 40 Dunn. Norman 40 Durrant. Helen 40 Earl, Don L. 40 Eastmond, E. John 40 Edwards, William F. 40 Enke, Glenn L. 40 Farnsworth Raymond 8. Fielding, R. Kent 40 Fisher. Flora 0. 40 Fuerstner. Carl 40 Gametl. LaVell C. 4t Gardner, Elizabeth 41 Gardner, J. H. 41 Gates, Crawford 41, 109 Geddes. David 41 40 Geddes, Marise 41 Geertsen, O. Norman 41 Gibby, Neal 43 Gibson, M. Carl 41 Gledhill, Preston 41 Goates. J. Rex 41 Grow. Stewart L. 41 Gunn, Richard L. 41 H Hales. Richard W. 41 Hales, Wayne B. 41, 7S Halliday, John R. 41. 90 Halverson, Mary Anne 377 Hamblln, Lawson O. 41 Hamblin, Verona 41 Hammond May C. 41 Hancock, M Sgt. Morck Oluf 397 Hansen, George H. 41, 74 Hansen. Vivian B. 41 Hansen, William F. 41 Harrison. Bertrand F. 41 Hart, Anna Boss 41 Hart, C. J. 41 Hart, Edward L. 41 Hayes, John E. 41 Haymore. Franklin R. Hayward, C. Lynn 41 Hinman, Beth S. 41 Holbrook, Leona 41. Howe, Elliott C. 41. I Howell. Robert J. 41 Hoyt, Harrison V. 41 Hunt. Norman J. 41 Hyatt. Edmund P. 41 I Isaksen, Henry L. 41 Jackson. Orrin H. 41 Jacobs, Briant 5. 41 Jacobs, Margaret 41 Jakeman. M. Wells 42 Jenny, Martha R. 42 Jensen, Christen 42 Jensen. Vern H. 42 Jensen, Edgar M. 42 Jex. J. Lorln 42 Johnson Thayne 42 Jones, Audrey 42 Jones. John F, 42 Jorgensen. Eleanor 42 K Keeter. Joseph J. 42 Kimball, C. Rodney 42 Kimball. Edwin R. 3M Knight. Hattie M. 42 Larsen. B. F. 42, 95 Larsen, Don H. 42 Larson. Clinton F. 42, 191 Larson, J. LaMar 42 Larson, Vernon W. 42 Law. Reuben D. 42 Laycock, Harold R. 42 Leavitt, Stanley A. 42 Lee, Harold 42 Lee WiUord D. 42 Lewis. Sen E. 42 Lewis, George L, 42 Lloyd, Wesley P. 42 Lowe. Howard D. 42, 80 Ludlow, Jim 41, 43 M Msdsen, Hrlgham D. 43 Maeser, Georgia 43 Martin, Thomas L. 43 Marshall, Milton 43 McAllister. John W. 43 Mclff, Lyie H. 43 McKnight, H. Neil 43 McTaque. Betty 43 Mercer. Winston 43 Merrill, Amos N. 43 Miller, Elmer 43 Miller, Karl A. 43 Miller. Martin L. 43 Miller. Ruth 43 Monson, Samuel C. 43 Morieey, Atonio J. 43, 98 Morrill, A. Reed 43 Morrill. Damaris 43 Morris, Lawrence 60 Murdock, Joseph R. 43 N Nelson. Elmer E. 43 Nlblev, Hugh 43 Nicholes, Henry J. 43 Nicholes, Joseph K., 43 Nielson. Eve 43 Nilson, Reed E. 43, 367 Oak, Cecil R. 44 Oaks. Carol 44 Packard, Hannah 44 Pardoe, Kathryn 44, 89 Pardoe, T. Earl 44, 98 Patch, Robert C. 44 Payne, John W. 44 Perry. Leiand M. 44 Peterson. Cornelius 44 Peterson, Hermese 44 Peterson. Hugh W. 44 Poll, Richard 44 Poison. James P. 44 Pond. A. Smith 44 Potter, Margaret S. 44 Poulson, M. Wllford 44 Poulson, Virginia Booth 44 Proctor, Paul D. 44 R Rasband, Mima 44 Rasmussen, Ellis T. 44 Reimschiissel, E. F. 44 Rice, Leonard W. 44 Rich. Naomi 44 Rich, Stella P. 44 Richards, Grant S. 44 Ricks. Eldin 44 Riddle. Chauncey 44 Rlrie. Shirley 44 Robison. C. F. 44, 371 Rogers. R. Max 44, 70 Romney. Antone K. 44 Sa rdoni, Lawrenece 44 Sauls, klefer B. 44 Seegmiller, Laureen 377 Sensenback, Alfred D. 44 Shirks, Morris A. 44 Shumway, R. Phil 44 Skousen. W. Cleon 44 Smith. Carol 44 Smith. Oliver R. 44, 73 Smith. Richard L. 4 Smith, Robert J. 44 Smith, Wilford E. 45 Snell, William H. 45 Snow, Edward Donald 45 Soffe, H. Wayne 45 Sorenson. Wayne L. 45 Sparks, M. LeRoy 45 Spears, Irene O, 45 Spencer. Lucille 45 Sperry, Sidney 8. 45 Squire, Defence W. 45 Stansfield, Russell N. 45 Stewart, Maynard D. 45, 95 Stone. Joics 8. 45 Stott. Richard 45 Stufz, Rowan C. 45 Sudweeks. Joseph 45 Summerhays, Margaret 45 Swapp, Wyley W. 45 Swenson. Albert D. 45 Swenson. John C, 45 Swenson. Russell B. 45 Swensen, Mrs, Russell 45 Tanner, Orea 8. 45 Tanner. Vasco 45 Taylor. H. Darrell 45 Taylor, Lynn D. 45 Taylor. VVeldon J. 45 Thomas. Robert K. 45 Thompson. Jane 108, 157, 337 Thomson. Woodruff 45 Thorne. Lucille 45 Thurgood, Jack 46 Turner, Glen 95 Tutfle. Elliott 45 Tyler, Samuel L. 45 Tyndall, Clarence 45 Valentine, Lee 8. 46 w Wakefield, J. Homer 46 Warnlck. Effie 46 Waterstradt, Jean Anne 46 Watkins,_ Arthur R. 46, 70 Watts. Stanley 46, 364, 366. 374 Webb, Beth R. 46 Webb, Florence 46 Webb, Frederick 46 Weight, Newell 8. 46, 91, 94 West, Dale 46 Whittaker, Wetzel J. 46 Wight. W. Ray 46 Williams. Ariel 46 Wing. John H. 46. 74 David H.. Jr. 46 ADMINISTRATION Page Bateman. J. L 36 Berrett, William E 35 Booth. Lillian C 35 BraithwaltB, Royden C 35 Brough, Rulon 37 Butt, N. 1 37 Butterworth, Edwin 37 Chf.iterisen. Leonard E. .. . 3? Clark. Harold Glen 36 Clark, Herald R 36 Clarl, Monroe H 37 Duffin, 8, Keith 37 Hales, Wayne B 37 Hayes. John E 35 Jackson. Orrin 35 Jones, John F 37 Lorion, Clinton F. . 36 Lee, Harold W 37 Lewis, Ben E. 35 Lloyd, Dean Wesley P. . . 34 Ludlow, J, H 36 Madsen, Brlgham D. 37 Pond, A. Smith 36 Romney, Antone K. . 35 Sauls. Kiefer B. 35 Stouson, Cleon 36 Smith, Oliver R. 36 Sporcer, Lucille 35 Tanner, Vasco M 36 Taylor, Harvey D. . . 34 Wilkinson Mrs. Ernest 33 Wilkinson Family. The 33 Wilkinson, President Ernest L 32 Board of Trustees Board of Trustees 31 President David O. McKay . 30 Sludant Government A, M.S. Council 53 A.W.S. Council 52 Executive Council 48 Freshman A.W.S 55 Honor Cotincll 5l Interorqaniiational Council 54 Legislative Council .,.. 50 Penal Court 55 ACTIVITIES Page ... 142 Edgar Bergen Hello Week Junior P«om President Truman . . . Rhythmettes . . . Witches ' Haven . . Cancel Ad Ball ... Autumn Leaf Hop Banyan Ball ., Belle of the Y Ball - Girls ' Day Dance Junior Prom Mistletoe Ffollc Preference Ball Snow Carnival Dance ,. . Sophomore Loar Fund Ball Universe Dance Drama ..Antigone Death of a Salesman , ... Doctor in Spite of 398 134 Hin ,elf. The ' Drunkard, The .. . Hamlet Merchant of Venice My Heart ' s In the Highlands Papa Is All- Pygmalion .... Lyceums Jean Fenn, Soprano . Joseph Limon and Dancers Vienna Boys Choir St, Augustena Chorus Music The Bartered Bride ' — Opera , New Moon ' — Varsity Show i Queens 176 160 ISO 164 143 156 Banyan Queen 167 Belle of the V 179 Homecoming Queen 144 Snow Carnival Queen 162 Sophomore Loan Fund Queen 153 Preferred Man 159 Special Activities A.W.S. Girls ' Day 170 Christmas Benefit 156 Dormitory Life 138 Freshman Week 140 Friendliest Boy and Girl IB3 Homocomirg 145 Orientation 135 Registration ,. 1 36 Snow Carnival 163 U.S.A.C. Wrestling 161 Y Day 182 ATHLETICS Page Baseball 368 BaskotbatI 360 Cheerleaders - 357 Coaches 348 Football 350 F ' -shman Basketball ... ,366 Freshman Foolball 358 GoK 372 Gymkhana Club ... 462 Intramurals 374 Songleaders 357 Tennis „ 373 Track 370 Women ' s Athletics 376 Women ' s Intramurals 378 Wrestling 367 CAMPUS BUILDINGS Page Allen Hall 5 Brimhell Building 15 Campus Dorm — 24 Education Building 17 Fieldhouse 2 1 Heber J. Grant Library .. . 18 Joseph Smith Building 16 Knight Hall 24 Maeser Memorial Building .. 14 New Apartments 26 Physical Science Building . . 19 Social Hall 22 Student Service Center 27 Training Building 20 Women ' s Gym 23 COLLEGES Page Applied Science ... 58 Arts and Sciences 64 Commerce 7H Education 82 Extension Division 1 30 Fine Arts 86 Graduate School 128 Nursing 102 Religion 104 Summer School 131 COMMIHEES Assembly Committee . . Central Publicity Control Committee . Elections Committee Homecoming Committee . Rally Committee Student Program Bureau . Page . 151 ... 151 .. 148 .. 148 .. 141 . IS7 ORGANIZATIONS ... Page Geographic 405 Honoraries 384 Military 39; Social 423 PUBLICATIONS STAFFS Page Banyan Staff 184 Universe Staff ..„ „ 188 Wye Magazine Staff 190 ORGANIZATIONS Page A.C.E.1 84 A.F.R.O.T.C. Officers 397 A Cappella Choir 91 Ag Ctub 60 Air Force Band ...- 399 Alcyone . 424 Alpha Lambda Delta .393 American Chemical Society .. 66 Arizona Club 40b Arnold Air Society 403 Athenian 427 Bear Lake Club 409 Bench and Bar 67 Beta Pi 108 Blue Key 384 Brazilian Club 4I0 . 429 . 432 . 406 . 434 t06 Brigadier California Club Cemi Los Campus Bra Canadian Club _ _ 407 Casta Tie 436 College Chotr 94 Colorado Club 408 Concert Band , 93 Cosmopolilan Club 409 Cougarettes 394 Delta Phi ||0 Di.ie Club 410 Fidalas 438 Forensic Club ..._ 100 French Club „ „ 69 Gamma Phi Omicron bZ Gamma Tau 440 German Club ., tO Gymkhana Club 462 Hawaiian Club 41 1 Home Economics Club . ol Idaho Club 414 Intercollegiate Knights . . 3Vi) International Relations Club I Italian Club 68 Japanese Club 77 K.B.Y.U .99 Kia Ora Club 4l2 Lambda Delta Sigma 115 Alpha 1 16 Chi 11 Delta .... IIH Gemma 119 Omega 120 Phi ... 121 Psi 122 Tau 123 Upsiton „ 126 McCuna School of Music 101 Madrigal Singers 90 Majorettes 399 Mask Club 89 Montana Club ... , 415 Nautilus 442 Orchesls 96 O, S, Trovata 444 Penguin Ski Club 85 Ph. Alpha Theta 72 Phi Chi Theta 80 Phi Eta Sigma .396 Press Club 73 RI Veda 446 Rodeo Club 63 R.O.T.C. Chorus 398 Russian Club 72 Salt Lake Club 416 Sanpete-Juab Club 417 Saxon 448 Senior Orchesls 96 Sigma Gamma Epsilon 74 Sigma Nu Omega 102 Sigma PI Sigma _. 75 Spanish Club 76 Sponsor Corps 400 Studio Arts Guild 95 Symphony Orchattre 92 Tau Kappa Alpha „ 98 Tauslg „.. 450 Templar , 452 Theta Alpha Phi SB ToKafon 453 Tribe of Many Feathers 418 Uintah Basin Club 419 University Chorus .,,, 92 Val Hyric 456 Val Norn 458 Viking 460 Weber Club 420 White Key 386 Wymount Branch 105 Y Calcares 387 •■Y ' oming Club 421 Yankee Club 422 465 [NI INDEX Aamodt. Melvin Heber 72. 198 Abbott, Otiane Ronald 2SA AbboH, Juna 00 Abbott, Mary Lue 405 Abbott, Sheldon L 102. 199 Abbott Utona Jgna 180. 254. 393 Abel. Erma 316 Abel, Ralph 198 Abel, RobeH Legrande 2S4 Abraham, Margie Beth 254 Abrams, Lewis FredricV 198 Adai ' , Elenore 316 Adams, Annette 76. 198 Adams. Dl le Marlon 198, 394 Adams. Oon Carlos 286 Adams, Elwyn F, 93 Adams. Eugene Charles 254, 450 Adams, Galene 181. 254 Adams, Gaylord Devon 198. 422 Adams, Adam Adam Adam . Adams. Adam Adam -nes P. 286 Lavere 198 Nadine HoMey 286 O. Karl 367 Rulon Ross 113, 157 Ruth 254, 459 jn, Blaine Walter 198 Adamson. David P, 199, 462 Adamson, Harley Kirk 254 Adamson, Kathleen Rae 286 Aegen, Richard Earl 198 Affleck Margaret L 316. 386. 455 Ahkeah, Robert Emmitt 198. 418 Ahlander, Diane 93. 198 Altten, Arlene 198 Akersor.. Richard M2 Akita, Alice Moha 144. 146, 438 AVlta. Norman 198, 411 Akiu, Rogers Ewaliko 374 Albach, Arlene lone 316 Albrechtsen, Donetta 254 Alder, Edgar Anderson 286 Alder Richard S. 286, 391. 403. 456 Aldrldge, Cleota 95 Aldridge, William E. 286 AleKander. Ada Jo Ann 127, 254. 393, 406 Alexander, Joann 126, 198 Alexander. Patsy 199 Allan BeHy Jewel 198 AMdredge. Cleono 93, 122 Alleman. Emma Joan 316 Alleman, Glenn L. 316 Alleman, Karen Laura 254. 393, 400 Alleman Margaret 286 Alleman, Shirley 122, 166. 198 Allen, Carole 198, 414 Allen, Bruce 392 Allen. Denzel C, Jr. 286. 406 Allen, EInor Lynn 254, 439 Allen, Eugene Robinson 109, 112. 198. 405 Allen, Irvln Bruce 286 Allen, Jack Lamar 254, 414 Allen, James Bird. Jr. 316 Allen. Jean Alyse 126. 286 Allen John Whorton 286, 410 Allen, Marjorle 52, 61, 286. 388, 455 Allen. Marlene Bee 61. 286 Allen. Merle Karia 316. 424 Allen, Merle Maeser 284, 286, 355. 461 Allen, Nadine 198 Allen. Nea 122, 341 Allen, Shirley Fay 198 Allen. Terry S. 254, 405 ■Allen Virginia Louise 286 Allen, Yolande 198 Allred, Betty Lou 85. 316 Allred, Blake B. 286 Allred, Byron Harvey 198 Allred, Forrest Rich 398 Allred, Karl W. 92, 93 Allred, KarIa 286 Allred, Ludene 105 Allred, Ralph Lynn 142, 254, 433 Allred. Rex LeRoy 286 Allred. Rey Lyman 254 Allred. Richard David 286, 391 Allred, Wendell 75 Allred, Worth P. 75 Alves, dos Santos Roberto 198, 409. 410 Amundsen, JoAnn 286 Anast. Connie Tina 198 Andersen. Learta Lulu 254 Andersen, Margaret C. 254, 413 Andersen. Margaret R. 286, 413 Anderson, A. Dorene 254. 424 Anderson, Ann 199, 400 Anderson, Arthur 8. 397 Anderson. Bertha E. 254. 4l9 Anderson, Beth Marie 61, 254, 424 Anderson, Billy Ray 118. 198, 421 Anderson, Blaine LaMar 199, 366 Anderson, Boyd Oley 199 Anderson. Carl David 114, 116 Anderson, Carl Dixon 76, 286 Anderson. Carole Dawn 286, 409 , Clarice 286 , Daryl Lamar 254 Anderson. Danna Rae 124, 316 Anderson, Duwayne M. 74, 286 Anderson. Ernel LeRoy 316 Anderson. Gale Yancy 93, 199 Anderson. Gladys 199 Anderson. Gordon L. 452 Anderson, Glen D. 95, 417 Anderson, Henry A., J ' . 95. 316 Anderson, Jane 199 Anderson, Janet Ethel 254 Anderson, Janice Val 62, 316 Anderson, Jay H. 358 Anderson, Jean B. 199 Anderson. Joanne 199 Anderson, John B. 28 Anderson. Kenneth H. 66. 114. 316 Anderson. Kent 112, 119 Anderson, Lorna 254 Anderson, Lou 416 Anderson, Lou Jean 418 Anderson, Marilyn A. 316, 438 Anderson, Margaret, 94 Anderson. Marjorle 316. 455 Anderson, Marthalene 91, 254. 442 Anderson, Mary L. 124, 405 Anderson, Mary Lou 199, 394 Anderson, Melvin F. 254 Anderson, Morgan G. 63, 199 Anderson, Mario 199 Anderson Nina Rae 199 Anderson. Patricia A. 296, 388, 459 Anderson. Paul 199. 371, 399 Anderson. Paul Rodney 198 Anderson. Paul G. 199 Anderson, Ralph 264 Anderson Richard Aaron 254 Anderson, Richard C. 54, 66, 286, 427 Anderson. Ruth 286 Anderson, Ruth Jeanne 199. 286 Anderson Warren Boyd 60, 254 Anderson, William E. 113. 254 Andreasen, Don McKay 254 Andrew, Reed Chadwick 70, 199 Andrew, Robert Burton 70, 234 Andrus, Renae 199, 414 Andrus, Roman Raphael 94. 199 Apgood, Joseph Weniel 316 Arafiles, Mildred 117, 316 Arboon, Don N. 109, 254 Arbuckle, Gary R. 205. 433 Archibald. Helen Ruth 444 Ardiiione, Robert A. 433 Armstrong, Charlene 199 Armstrong, Howard LeRoy 67. 254. 392 Arnold, Dennis V, 254 Arnold. Howard Lamonl 286 Arrlngton. Ross Lamont 199. 399 Asay. Jesse 344 Asay, Robert DIx 109, 110, 287 Ash. Donald B. 286 Ashby, Gary H. 254 Ashcroft, Walter Ross 199 Ashman, James Duane 286 Ashman. Marilyn 254, 389 Ashton. Ralph Paul 64, 449, 367 Ashworth, Robert Thomas 287 Aslett. Dewayne G. 199 Asplund. Geraldine 51. 65, 91, 98, 100, 191, 287 Aston, Duane R. 254, 449 Astln. Floyd 69, 416 Atkln, Ftoy Daun 388 Atkin, Garrold Edwin 199 Atkinson, Dennis 114, 344 Atkinson, Lola Jean 254 Atkinson, Mary Irene 254 Austin. Elaine Cowley 199, 424 Austin. Janet 199, 394 Austin, Joseph Wells 254 Averett, Marie 199 Anders Anderson, Babcock, Joyce 319, 436 Bacon, Carl William 199. 371 Bacon. Doris Mae R. 255, 393 Bacon, Francis 375 Bacon. Ron 358 Bacon, Samuel K., Jr. 255, 460 Badgee, George 110, 255 Badger, Alonio F. 199 Badger, Rosemary 84, 287 Badouln. LaPrele 68, 91, 255. 424 Baer, Ted Joseph 91, 287, 429 Baggett. Lucretia 416 Bagley. Carolyn 287, 444 Bagley, Garth Orson 287 Bagley. Gaylan V. 441 Babe, Dorothy E. 199. 422 Bailey, Dale S. 70, 338 Bailey, Gerald Edwin 199 Bailey, Gerald Harry 119, 199 Bailey, Marilyn Taylor 91 Bailey. Shirley Arlene 199. 400 Bailey, Udean 255 Baird, Alan 113, 255 Baird, H. Kay 142, 166, 180, 255. 392 Baird, Leola 90, 146, 255, 413 Baird, Orrin E. 316 Baisner. Inga 150. 199, 409 Baker, Barbara 297 Baker, Barrylyn 199 Baker. Charles K. 199 Baker, Charlene 200 Baker, Dawn Jayne 287. 400, 444 Baker, Guy Taft 287 Baker, Ivan H. 287 Baker, Marlene 287 Baker, Mary Lorraine 255, 436 Baker. Rachel D. 54, 199, 414 Baker, Roger Ernest 199, 405 Baldwin, Janeene Rae 199 Baldwin. Jeanette Arlene 254 Baldwin. Rey Duane 255 Ball. Bobbie June 108 Ball, Ruey Larene 254 Ballantyne, Marion 316 Ballard, Barbara Jane 199 Ballard, Harold Virgil 256, 451 Ballard, Marilyn 148, 149, 187, 195, 199, 394 Ballard, Vivian 287, 405 Ballif, Anne Grethe 91. 287, 429 Ballif, Arta Romney 338 BallH. H. Maurice 200, 373 Ballif, Jae R. 316. 350, 353, 356. 398 8allou, Dick 93, 164 Balls. Val Lyman 114, 199, 414 Banks, Emma Del 200 Banks. Lavolr A. 199 Banks. Robin Victor 199 Banks. Roy Arthur 199 Banner, Jack Robertson 200 Banner, Max S. 200, 462 Banner, Melvin Boyd 255 Bannock, Donna 203 Barber, BllUe Marlene 200 Barber, Joyce 255, 442 Barber. Kitty Sue 316 Barbeiat Donald G. 190, 191. 255, 392 Bardsley Gloria 316 Bardsley. Stanford R, 200 Barkdull. Franklin D. 200 Barker, Barbara 127 Barker. Carol 287 Barker, Cloyd Edison 200 Barker. Elaine 287. 420, 459 Barker. Joan Virginia 94, 200 Barker. Joseph Keith 66, 255. 405, 420, 449 Barlow, Carol Evelyn 80, 93. 316 Barnes. Barney 70 Barnes, Bernard Joseph 287 Barnes, Candace Ruth 255 Barnes, Donna Jean 200 Barnes, Glenda Rose 176, 200 Barnes Kathrlne 255 Barnes, Lynn Verrll 200 Barnett, Arlene 51. 62 Barney, Helen Myrle 256, 424 Barney, Mae Rene 187, 200 Barney. Ralph D. 316 Barney, Shirley Rhode 200 Barney, William CUve 290, 450 Barr, Irene Juanlfa 108, 255 BarraH, EIna Grace 200 Barratl, John Thomas 287 Barrett, Jaqueline Louise 200 Barrett, Ronald J. M. 93, 254 Barrett, Ruth Ann 200 Barrett, Stephen Lee 200, 406 Barrette, Philip Andrew 462 Barron. Beverly 200 Barrus, Colleen Gordon 200 Barrus, Owen Hal 287 Barson, Carol 94. 200 Bartels, Dorothy Mae 73, 93, Il5, 121. 127. 188. 287 Bartholomew, Earl 255 Bartholomew, MacRae 113, 341 Bartlett, Clyde R. 287 Bartlett, Connie 344, 444 Barton. Keith 200 Barton, Marilyn Irene 256, 424 Barton. Roy Stanley 76, 317 Bartschi, Myrle Renae 200, 204 Bascome, Morris 460 Bashara. Suzanne Grace 68. 200 Bassett. Barbara Jo 63, 200, 406 Bassett. Dick Marvin 119, 396 Bassettl, Darlene, C. 255, 434 Bassefti, Ramon 341 Bast, Barbara Ruth 201. 255 Bastow. Mary Lou 200 Batchelor, Haiel Anne 124, 127, 287 Bate. Ronald Dick 200, 427 Bate, William John. Jr. 201 Baleman, Robert Earl 152. 250, 254, 392, 448 Bates, Junior Lambert 316 Bates, Lynn 317 Batle, Lynn R. 199 BaHad. Marvel White 411, 413 BaHy. Wayne 341 Bauer Mllo Dell 200 Bauer, Richard W. 254 Baxter. Audrey Jeannine 201 Baxter, Helen Gae 201, 416 Bayles. Mary Joan 54, 70. 91 Beach. Gary Alan 92. 200, 399 Beaman, Bruce Wayne 94. 201 Bean, Clark Stanford 163. 256, 371 Bean, Helen Orlena 201 Bean, Horace Hardy 70. 94. 316 Bean. James Hayward 201 Bean, Jams Spencer 102, 200, 436 Bean, John 54 Bean. Lawrence Eugene 255. 356, 460 Bean. Ronald H. 200 Bean, Rosemary 80, 316, 442 Bean, Ruth Ellen May 54, 151. 316, 400, 442 Bean, Walter EUls 93, 201 Beard. Beth Bott 201 Beard, Betty 76, 201 Beard. Beverly 255, 166 Beard Darlene E. 124. 255 Beardall. Bonnie 124, 287 Beardall, Louis Earl 200, 358 Bearnson, Samuel Lynn 316 Beasley. Janeen 341 Beasley, Jo Ann 341 Beaty, Barbara B. 200, 459 Beauchamp, Joyce May 201 Beauregard. Cherry Niel 93, 399 Beck. Ardena 316. 380. 438 Beck, Betty, I IS, 122, 267 Beck. Blair Leroy 420 Beck, Duane H. 201 Beck. Gayle 122, 287 Beck, Luduana 341, 416 Beck. Lucille 200 Beck. Lynn 201 Beck, Paul Avery 287 Beck. Robert C. 345 Beck, Verla Ovid 93, 125, 203 Becketfs, Ray H. 70, 114. 344 BeckeHs. Kay H. MO Beckman, Donald Harvey 201 Beckstead, Jeannine 201 Beckstead. John Wesley 287, 457 Beckstead, Marrlner L. 69, 200, 399 Beckstead, Rea 201 Beckstead, Sharron 201 Beckstead, Sondra Lee 201 Beckstrand. Carol 152, 153. 255. 400. 434 Beckstrand. Dale Ferrin 255 Beckstrand, Ray L, 255 Bedke, Merlel Anne 201 Beebe, Carolyn 201 Beebe, Robert Boyd 118, 201 Beecroft, Charles M. 80, 287 Beer, Leanne Agnes 201. 406 Beesley, Afton 201 Behunln, Bonnie 201, 421 Behcnin, Shirley Ann 201, 421 Bell. Alice Ann 202 Bell Lou Jean 202, 394 Bell, Patricia Ann 202 Belliston. Ara 316, 4i7 Belnap Grant J.. Jr. 256 Belnap Ronald Foster 420 Bend Richard W. 287 Bennett, Alda Jane 65, 424 Bennett, Alice Louise 287. 420 Bennett, Ferris Rae 201, 409 Bennett, Gladys R. 201 Bennett J. Marilyn 200, 316 Bennett, June Hansen 54, 201, Bennett, Lloyd Jane 102, 200, Bennett, Val Dee 93. 200 Bennettt, Veldon J. 93 Bennett, Wayne C. 200 Bennlon Bonita Tobler 107. 3( Bennion. Dawn 91. 317 Bennlon, Junius Leo 75. 107, 31 Bennion. Lucille 70 Benson, Jesse Nathaniel 338 Benson, Joe D. 256, 440 Benson, Maurice Leon 91 Benson. Maurlne Iris 256, 389. 436 427, Benson, Owen J. 93, 114, 287 Benson, Ruth J. 94. 126, 256. 393 Bentley, Joseph C. 92, 94, 200, 399 Bentley, Kathleen 256, 389 Berg, Joann 256 Berg, Jody 4!3. 424 Bergen, Connie Lee 93, 202 Bergquist. Gordon Ross 200 Bergquist. Ralph 71 Bernards, Jonlta 200, 400 Berrett. Mildred 200, 400 Berrett, Rob Lee 200 Berrett. Sharon Louise 164, 389 Berry, Jay 414 Berry, Raymond H. 266 Bershon, Richard Yale 317, 403 Bertoncel, J, Eileen 200, 421 Bertoncel, J. Ronald 288. 421 Besendorfer. Erma Jean 317 Besendorfer, Walburga 287 Best, Brian Stanley 201 Bethamy, Stanley 201 Betts, Shirlee Ann 256, 424 Beutler, Ralph Kenneth 201 Bevans, Virginia A. 287 Bickel. Idora Marie 256. 389 Bickmore. Darrell Webb 256 Blesinger, Oelpha Deon 256, 446 Blesinger, William Val 289 Biggs. Hazel Dawn 202 Bigler. Tharin J. 317 Bignall. Rosalie 203 Billings, Barbara Alice 95, 3l7 Billings, Richard H. 256, 441 Billings. Victor Dunn 317 Bills, An.ta Loree 202 Bills. Karol H. 353 Bills, Nancy C. 202 Bills, Patricia 55, 70 Bills, Robert Darrell 353, 428, 371 Bingh. Binghar Binghar 455 Binghar Binghar Binghar Bingha Bruce Nell Durrant 109, Patricia Avon 337, 14 338, . 256 406, 424 Shirley 256 Shirley V. 91, 455 Wallace Karl 317 William Henry 287 Binks, Glade Erickson 202 Bird. Alice G. 200 Bird. Billy 202, 358 Bird, Ladene 317 Bird, Ruby Joann 200 Bird, Velene 256 BIschoof, Gordon K. 60. 256, 398 Bischoff, Patricia F. 122. 127, 256 393, 442 Blscholf, Robert J. 202 Bissell, Harold J. 74 Bishop, Lloyd Kay 93 Bissell, Ivan Gornell 317 Bllton, John Boyd 175, 287, 432 Biarnson. John Gerald 287 Bjarnson. Sharlene N. 256. 446 Bjorkman. Marcia Ann 201 Black, Annette 90 287. 388. 424 Black, Colleen 287. 405 Black, David Arlo 201 Black, Dorothy 201, 394 Black, Mitiie Ladean 202 Black. Naida Ann 175,287. 389, 400, 455 Black, Oren Ramon 256 Black, Robert Glle 287 Black, William V. ISO, 256 Blackburn. Gayle 201 Blacker. Barbara J, 256, 442 Blacker, Norene 201 fliackham, Boyd Raymond 287, 456 Blockham, Dick 202 Blackham, Olive Louise 201 Blackham, Samuel Max 202 Blair, Evan Max 317 Blair, Frank S. 317. 432 Blaive, Frank 84, 420 Blake, Lot 256 Blake, Reed Harris 256, 467 Blanchard, Harriet L. 202 Blanchard. Marilyn 202 Blatter. Glenn Reed 60. 114, Blau, Elsie Nadine 202 Blau, Irelta Mae 256 Blauer, Harold W. 110. 287 eiauer. Phyllis H. 287 Blauer, Willes D. 202 eiaylock, Max Wayne 202 Bleak, Manetta 202 Blochner, Loren M. 202, 358 Bloctener. Marilyn 202 Blodget. J. Alan 256 Blood. Louise 287. 341 Bloomquist. Dyann 34 Bloomquist, Marion J Bloomquist, Milton R. Blumve, Ginger 394 Blumve, Ethel V. 20; Bluth. Larry 202, 405 fliuth. Lothalre E., Jr. 94 Boardman, Karma Jo 203, 394 Bodell. Dixie E. 203 Bodilyn, Afton 121, 202 Bodily, Gwen W. 203 Bodily, Vance 93 Boehm, Walter John 317 Boehme, Norma Elva 434 Bohm, Robert Ernest 66, 288 Bohn, Mildred Louise 203 Boley. Douglas Alien. Jr. 202 Boley. Mariam C. 203 Bond, Donald Richard 266 Bond, Joanne 256, 400. 434 Bond, Richard Winfleld 450 Bonham, Ralph D. 364. 371 Booker, Barbara R. 288, 446 Booke, Meta A. 256 Booke, Roberta 157 Boos. Ramona Marie 203 Booth, Edgar Kent 256 Boren, Emma Louise 92, 203 Boren, J. Donald 317 Borgeson. June J. 203 Borgeson, Nellie D. 92, 93, 150, 317 Borget, Paula Alleen 203 Borgholthaus, Albion E. 288 Boss, Karl C. 109, 110. 256 Boswell, Carol Deane 202 Boswell, Evan C. 318 Boswell. Prlscilla A. 94. 202, 394 Boucher. Eleanor Anne 52, 54, 61. 62. 288, 407. 455 Bowden, Joyce 203 Bowden. Robert 93. 203 Bowen, Eidon Daniel 203 Bowen, John Mario 289. 433 Bowden. Larry L. 142, 150. 176 Bowen. Mack Junior 109, 114, 298 Bower, Von Durbin 203 Bowers, Nancy Marilyn 70, 256 Bowles. Richard T. 288 Bowman, George V., Jr. 288. 356 Bown, Roger Layfefte 157 Bown, Sally Jane 93, 203 Boyack, Beverly Lou 52. 72, 164, 263, 288, 386, 442 Boyack, Gayle 54. 256, 387. 442 Boyack, Jeanette 91, 92, 203 Boyce, David Hoggan 60. 288 Orson Albert 256 Betty Lorraine 203 Helen Jayne 203 Ernest Friti 210 Francis O. 93 Mary S. 317 Rae Ann 203 Dorene Patricia 96, 267. 465 Mary Joan 266 Boynton, Leo George 256 Bracken, Lynn Eldon 72, 256, 419 Bradbury. Jack D. 317 Bradbury, Joan D. 92. 203, 413 Bradfield, Sherry 256, 424 Bradford. William R. 63 flradshaw. Emory T., Jr. 203 Bradshaw. John Allen 63, 203. 375 Bradshaw, Merrill K. 91, 268, 398, 450 Bradshaw. Valene 69, 257, 399 Bradshaw, Wlllard H. 70, 94. 316 Brady, Alice Fay 107, 310, 318 Brady, Elsie 125. 338 Brady, Gordon L. 298 Bralthwaite, Dick M. 80, 318 Bralthwaite, Leonard D. Bramall, Marie 52 288 Brambilla, Eunice M. 94, 289 Bramwell. Joyce Ann 257. 434 Brandt. Elaine 203 Brannock, Donna J. 51 Brannock, Richard A. Bratt, Ross Lee 107 Bray. Harry L. 317. 353, 411 Bready, Jean E. Herman 319 Brelnholf, Robert W. 106. M4 flrenchley, De Onne C. 125, 203 Brennan, Cliff 341 Brennan, Margaret Ann 203 Brenner, Alice M. 204 Brewer, Carrie Joann 203 Bridget, Gladys Jean 203 Brlggs, Joanne Mae 203 Briggs. Leiand Stanford 257 Briggs. Loretta 204 Bright, Barry H. 60. 257, 357 Bright, Don Douglas 203 Brim, Larry Hyde 203. 450 Brimhall. James W. 191. 448 Brimhall, Louise 92 Brimley. Alma Blaine I IS, Il9 Bringhursf, Deon Stout 288. 410 Bringhurst, Fred R. 257. 448 Bringhurst. Gayle 93. 203 Bringhurst, Lorna 410 8rlnghur .t, Luzon 317 Bringhurst. Sandra 203. 410 Bringhurst. Wayne 288 Broad, Marilyn K. 379, 411 Boyce, Boyd. ■ Boyd. Boyer, Boyer, Boyer, Boyer, Boyle, Boyle ;, 388, 393 70. 122 42, 180, 203 Broad. William K. 203 Broadbent. Emma 191, 288, 4lfl Bfoadhead, Maeser David 417 Broadhead. Rex Otto 203 Brock Walter Robert 319 Brockbank, Bruce McKell 93. 288 Brockbank. Grant 343. 430 Brodenck, Lee R. 319 Broman. Joan 203. 416. 434 Bromley, Carolyn 194, 203, 400 6rookbush. Evelyn V. 288. 436 Brooks, Bill 407 Brooks. Oon A. 288 Brooks. Joyce E, 318. 442 Brooks, Shirley Mae 204 Brooks Wlllard M.. Jr. 203. 390 Brooksby, Wayne J. 2S7 Brough, Martha Bernece I2I Brough. Randal Devere 316, 4 0 Brough. Rebecca 288 Brover. Joan 410 Brown, Belty Jo 204 Brown, Boyd Lewis 267 Brown, Carolyn Marie 204. 394 Brown. Dallyne Quinn 203 Brown, Edwin G. 318, 398, 403 Brown. Elbert Earl 299 Brown, Gary Fred 94 Brown, Garry 341 Brown, Gaylen Lamar 299 Brown. Geraldine 92 Brown. Jack Albert 142, 289, 410 Brown. Jack O. 114 Brown, James Edward 288 Brown, Judith 204 Brown, Karl 338 Brown, Kathleen 124. 268, 369, 436 Brown, Kay F. 204 Brown, Lawrence R. 450 Brown, Lois Jane 121. 204 Brown. Margie Marie 288 Brown. Ned 151. 457 Brown, Ray Michael 461, 371 Brown, Robert Lynn 91, 318 Brown. Roger L. 202 Brown. Roma Jean 317 Brown, Thora Belle 62, 91. 317 Brown, Velda 92, 93, 283 Brown, Vlvi 94, 204 Brown, Wallace B. 204 Brown. Wllburn James 115 Brown. Wlllard D. 204 Browne. Agnes Genevieve 424 Bruce, Wallace T. 68. 168 Brundage. Jean Dewey 355, 406 flrunson. Fay Dean 317 Brunson, Richard M. 107 Brush. Barbara Dean 289, 442 Bryan, Hazel Venae 92, 204, 399 Bryant, Madge Arleen 93, 204 Bryce, Betty Jane 61, 288, 405 Bryner, Loren 66 Bryson, Beth EMen 204 Bryson, Robert A. 431 Buchanan, George EIray 204 Buchanan, Hayle 110 Buchanan, Phil 288 Buchanan. Randall John 180. 268 Buchanan. Sharon Raye 176 Buchman. RIoebe 70 Buckner. Marilyn 204 Buckwalter. Barbara 393 Buckwalter, Kent G. 204 Budge, Barbara B. 93, 204, 414 Budge. Rayo Beck 70, 420 Buell, Laron Norman 204 Buettner, Patricia 204, 406 Bull, Donnie 434 Bulloch, Boyd Cox 204 Bullock, 8. Jane 288, 459 Bullock. Bernice 93, 317 Bullock, Claire 76, 204, 407 Bullock. Gerald A. 390, 449 Bullock. Joan Arlene 204 Bullock. Julia Claire 434 Bunch, Belva Laverne 204. 40S Bunch, Edna Florine 204 Bunker. Douglas Rich 364 Bunker, Ivan Andersen 204 Bunker. Richard Wendell 429 Bunker, Velyle 204 Bunnell, Donna Christie 204 Bunnell, Max E. 96 Burbidge, Boyd M. 93, 358, 428 Burdick, Patsy Renee 317 Burge, Irma Hilda 317 Burgess, Van Edward 364, 365 Burgon, Kaye Harold 93 Burke, Lyie Oscar 456 Burke. Marvin 204 Burke, Sherril 76. 204 Burke, Vinnie 204 Burkey, Naia Hansen 338 Burnett, A, Boyd 204 Burnett. Dallas M. 73. 110. 189, Burnett. John David 106, 338 Burnett, Kathleen Joyce 341, 409 Burnham, Ewa Jean 93, 204, 416 Burnham, Lewis E. 289, 403 Burns, Barbara Ann 343 Burns. Barbara E. 289, 436 Burnside, Norma 204 Burr, Gaylon 204 Burris, Pauline P. 126, 288, 410 Burrows, Abbie Yates 93, 204. 394 Burton, Helen Miriam 286. 420 Burton, John Breeze 119. 317 Burton, Leah 93. 288 Burton, Marie 102, 204 Burton. William H. 397 Busath, Boyd Hanks 204, 357 Busato Gesmano 410 Busby, Charles Edward 353 Busby. Llewellyn D. 204 Bush, Alfred 191 Bushman, Dean Nelson 110. 405, 410 Bushman, Frances 107, 288. 405 466 Bushman. Helen 97. 288 Buihman, Pheobe 94 202 Bushnell, Ted Darretl 429 Bufle--, Ervan Henry 202. 399 Butler, Gloria Mae 202 Butler, Leah 93 Butler, Merle Jean 405, 434 Butler. Ralph Richard 317 Butler. Ruth 93 Butt. John Calvin 204 Butters. Karen Diane 152, 163, 185, 250. 251. 257 424 Bybee, Darilynn 203 406 Byrd, Vvondelle 203 Cdheii. Dorothy 93 Cahoon, Amelia Jane 126, 288 Cahoon. Edylh Mae 257 Cahoon. Rex A. 318 Calder. Carrie Kathryn 205, 394 Calder. E. Vance 338 Calder. John Richard 67 428 Calder, Mary Alice 289 Caldwell, Don A. 109. 114, 289 Calise, Angela G. 68 Call, Aaron Udell 93, 106 Call, Sertis Darrell 107, 148 318 Call. Eria Mae 68 115. 120, 288 Call. Flora 205 Call. Gaynell 345 Call. Ivan Taylor 93 204 Call. Jeanne Condle 205, 405 Call. Joyce 126, 344 Call. Lowell E. 397 Call. Owen Dean 204 414 Call, R. Reed 288 Call. Rosemary 204 Call. Udean Raoul 205 Callahan. Ned Lowell 358 Calliiter. Carolyn 204, 400 Callwin. Delthea 68 Calwell. JoAnne 191 Calvert. David Ross 205 Cameron. Connie Ann 3l8, 400, 444 Cameron Doc 344. 461 Camp. Virgil H. 91. 154, 159. 173. 313. 398 Campbell, Jacqueline R. 318 Campbell, Keith B. 289 Campbell, Ludene B. 318 Campbell. Richard Gene 155. 456 Campora. Patricia J. 205 Canfield. Ronald V. 204 Cannon, Gerald W. 318 Cannon, Marvin Burke 42! Cannon. Sally 187. 205, 406 Cannon. Suianne 205, 394, 406 Capelo, E. Ray 269 Capjon, Darlene 93, 414 Cardon. Earl Leon 93. 205 Carlile, Fredficlt G. 318 Carlile. Ralph T. 319 Carlile, Thomas F. 205, 319 Carlisle, Nola 205 Carlsen, Vern R. llO. 289 Carlson. Alfred M. 205 Carlson. Martin L. 289 Carlson, Marvel Lee 379. 360. 438 Carlson, Terrence S. 205 Cardston. Rosalin V. 289, 417, 455 Carmack. Robert M. 373 Carpenter, Armal Barney 289. 405 Carpenter. Bernlce 289 Carpenter. Craig Romney 50, 194, 205, 422 Carpenter, Lila Joy 205 Carr. Donna H. 269. 393 Carr. Duane S. 397 Carr, Mary Ellen 93. 424 Carraqher. Rosalie Inez 289 Carroll, Kay F. 267 399 Carroll. Kenneth C. 205 Carter. Amber 419 Carter. Betty 204 Carter. Dee 93 Carter, John Deloy. Jr. 399 Carter, John Leroy 417 Corier, Kenneth Evans 63 Carter. Lynne 400 Carter. Mary Anne 163 166 164. 188. 251. 387. 442 Carter. Nadlne Beth 93 Carter. Paul Smith 77 94 113, 119, 289 Carfcr. Richard 451 Carter. Robert Clyde 3 50 90, 184. 289 Carter. Ronald Gary 91 155 164, 289. 398 Carter. Ross 290. 353. 461 Carver, Dale R. 289. 391 Case. Peggy Ann 3l9, 419 Casper, Carole 205 Castagno. Loral ne 122 Casto, La Juan 205 Cattrell, Dixie 258 Cawley, Joseph Douglas 290 Caiier, Ronald Norman 396 Cech, Virginia Frances 102. 205, 400 Chadwlck, David B. 3l9, 353. 356 Chadwick, Jo Anne Kay 206 Cha ' dwick. Patricia Ann 206 Chamema, Bill 206, 405 Chandler. Charlene Z. 69, 289 Chandler, Jeralie Mae 206, 394, 449 Chandler, Rulon C. 206 Chapman, Glen 289 Chappell, Robert Owen 448 Chase, Fred D. 290. 403 Chase. Minor L. 76, 191 Chase. Patsy Capps 258 Chatwin. Mark 93 Chatwin. Marshall W. 20S Cheever. Shirley Faye 205, 438 Chemlnant, Cleone de 126 Cheney. Karia Dawn 92. 93. 206 Cheney, Marian 205 Cheshire. James D. Jr. 91 Chesley, William Lloyd 258. 398, 452 Chldester. Dorothy 66 205 206 416 Child. Nam Joy 92. 206 Childt. Carole 2GS Chllds. Howard Leroy 207 Chllds. Jay N. 256 Childs. Lewis B. 206 Chllds, Renee 258 Childs. Roger Jenson 356 Ching, Henry Punt 319 Chlpman, Richard Eliiah 258 Chrlstensen. A. Lapree 338 Chrlstensen. Albert K. 319 Chrlstensen. Albert L. 428 Chrlstensen. Anna 289 Chrlstensen, Barbara 80 Chrlstensen. Carol 126. 258. 405. 416 Chrlstensen, Carol Mae 259 Christensen. Carole Ann 319 455 Chrlstensen, Clyde A. 289 450 Christensen. Colleen 126 Chrlstensen, Dale 206 Christensen, Darllne 62, 289 Christensen, Elva F. 184. 206, 405 Chrlstensen. Gayle B. 120 256 389 Christensen, Gayla Jean 125. 206 Christensen, Harold P. 50 159 310. 312. 319, 364. 373. 431 Christensen. Helen 259 Chrlstensen. James 0. 205 Christensen. Joe J. 53. 148. 319. 384. 403 Chrlstensen. Joan 164, 206 Chrlstensen, Kenneth G. 92. 93 Chrlstensen, Wary J. 206 Chrlstensen, Mary Jo 380. 438 Chrlstensen. Paul J. 258. 449 Chrlstensen, Ralph G. 289 Christensen. Ray E. 69 Christensen. Reed W. 7r, 110. 319 Chrlstensen, Richard B. 119, 433 Chrlstensen, Ross 410 Chrlstensen, Roy A. 248. 398. 431 Chrlstensen. Roy E. 205 Christensen. Ruth 410 Chrlstensen. Vonda Merlene H8. 259. 311 Chrlstensen, Von 440 Chrlstensen. Wayne R. 397 Chrlstensen. Wendell N. 289 399 Christensen. Wlnslow 91. 173, 290 Chrlstensen, Wynn L. 206 Christenson. Karen D. 206, 394 Christian. Joanne 289. 4IB Christiansen, Barbara 258, 455 Christiansen, C. Paul 319 Christiansen. Dale 205 Christiansen, Kent W. 289 Christiansen. Lily Jean 319 Christiansen. Marlene 258. 453 Christiansen, Patricia 102, 186, 205 Chrlstofferson, George A. 206 Chrlstoflerson, Leo John 290 Christopherson. Leroy 205, 206 Chun, Barbara 379 Church, George Donald 269 403 Claridge. Fred V UIlam 258, 392. 456 Clark, Alan C. 338 Clark, Audrey Mae 94, 123, 205, 206 Clark, Barbara L. 319 386 410. 436 Clark. Bernadlne Kay 258 Clark. David Leigh 319 Clark, Donald Dean 205 Clark. Fred 92. 93 Clark. Gall 258 Clark, Geraldlne 122, 206 Clark. Henry Clifford 70 Clarfc, Hoover Wlnfield 70 289 Clark. Jean 93. 205 Clark. Joan Shirley 206 Clark, John Calvert 290 Clark, John Carlos 258. 420, 433 Clark, Jon George 205 Clark, Katherine 341 406 Clark, Leon G. 109 269 Clark. Margaret B. 50 289 387, 438 Clark. Mary Louise 206 Clark. Maureen 341 Clark. Nathaniel P. 290. 450 Clark, Philip H. 289. 431 Clark. Palmer 110 Clark. Reva Jone 446 Clark, Richard R. 5l 54 109 Clark, Robert S. 107 Clark, Sharon Mae 206 Clark. Stephen James 92 Clark. Vern W. 319 Clark. Wayne L. 109 Il3 Clarke, Ralph Fames 119, 258 Clarke, William Robert 258, 427 Clarkson, Connie Gayle 206 Clawson. Arthur T. 373 Clawson, Charles C. 269 375 460 Clawson, John G. (Jack) 148 319, 375, 384. 385 461 Clawson, William Gordon 207 Clay. Warijane 63, 206. 414 Clays. Dl.le Lynn 259 442 Clayton, Robert Earl 319 Clayson. Vonda 207. 400 Clegg, Dezzie 166, 206 394 Clegg, Ora LeAnn 93. 125, 259 Clegg. Ruth Jolene 125 289 Clegg, Vern D. 76 Clemens, D. Owalne 451 Clifton. Marilyn C. 289 420 Close, Mel OHkes, Jr. 206 Ctoward. V. Jewell 289 459 Cluff. Alyce Joy 256 Cluff, Goldwln W. 95 Cluff, Lloyd Sterling 259 Cluff. Manola J. 319 Cluff, Marlon Henry 206 Clyde, Kathryn Jane 93 206 Clyde, Robert Forbes 258 Coates, Leona 405 Cobla, David W. 207, 371 Coe. Desdemona 207 Coffin, Marianne W. 319 Coffman. Gordon Crabb 194 195. 207. 416 Coffman. Margaret 208 Colburn. Delthia K. 207 379, 411 Cole. David 190. 191 Cole, Gay 319 Cole. Loyal David 290 Cole, Sondra 207 Coleman. David 102 Coleman. Norman Kenney 258. 405 Coleman, Ronald E. 67 Collard, Cathryn 207 Collard, George W.. Jr. 258, 430 Collier, Maureen 207 Collier, Robert D. 110. 256 Collins, Colleen 149 Collins, Stanley E. 364 365. 373 Collyer. Burlesori T. IBS. 258 Colovich, Donald G. 207. 358 Colovich, Raymond Mark 93, 94. 319. 399. 403 Colt. John Clawson 207. 416 Colfon. Grace Eleanor 258. 446 Colfon. Joyce 207, 436 Coltrin, Horace Ether 289 Colver, Jay Clair 290. 456 Colvln. Nyra 393, 453 Colwell, Joanne 444 Combs, Marlene 205 Comer, Caroline Joan 258, 434 Comer. Shirley Larae 262 Compton. Merlin David 76 Conder. Darrell George 207 Conls. James Norman 109, 110, 116. 338 Conk, Leo Henry 319 Connell, Harold Gregory 51. 91. 114. 319, 384 Connolly. Kay Dow 207, 405 Conrad. Ann 207 Conrad, Carolyn Jean 289 Conrad. Wilhelmina 289, 444 Cook, Alan Dennis 319. 384 Cook. Boyd G. 457 Cook. Carolyn 258 Cook. Doris 207 Cook. Evelyn 92, 93. 207 Cook. Gayle Noble 207 Cook. Ilia Mae 92, 319 Cook. Ivan B. 207 Cook. Katherine 207 Cook. Kay Noble 207 Cook. Margaret 453 Cook, Mary Alice 93. ISO. 259 Cook, Mary Ellen 150, 152, 2S8. 459 Cook. Richard M. 256 Cook. Varlene 123, 190, 207 Cook. Velyn 85 Coombs. Clyde Ray 93, 207 Coons, fara Dale 207. 405 Coop. Margaret Louise 80, 256 Cooper. Cleo G. 207 Cooper. Conrad Leroy 373 Cooper. Grant S. 319 Cooper. James Arnold 207 Cooper. Kay Camenlsh 290 Cooper. Kenneth G. 207 Cooper, Philip Edward 259 Cooper, Richard D. 3l9 Copeland, Barbara Joan 258 Corbett. Connie Joy 96, 319. 380, 410. 436 Corbett. Joanne 319, 400, 455 Corbett, Pearson Starr 319 Cordner, Raymond Grant 259 Cordon. Veriean 290 Corporwiti, Bob 356 Corry, Dorothy M. 259 Cortei, Patricia 93, 207 Cosgrave, LuAnne 259 Coster. Marilyn 259, 436 Costner. Katherine S. 289, 405 Coulam. Billle Jane 259, 436 Cowan, James R. 207 Cowdell, Robert Boyle 451 Cowley. Chad Joseph 207 Cowley, Fred L. 259 Cowley. Joyce 208 CoK, Alta 61, 258 Cox. Boyd Ray 207 Cox. Edward Allen 3(9 Cox, Jim Bruce 118, 207 Cox, John Gordon 207 Cox. Lawana 205 Cox Lee Taylor 66 319 418, 440 Cox, Melvin Wesley 319 Cox. Nyle M. 319 Cox. Richard Dean 258 Cox, Virginia 207 Coy, Joyce Kay 207. 394 Coiiens, Matthew 207 Crabtree, Booth Alder 71 Cram. Deryl Leroy 290, 403 Crandall. Barbara Ann 206 Crandall. Geraldlne 259 Crandall, Geni 442 Crandall, Jean Louise 318, 444 Crandall, Jerry 452 Crandall, Joan Carol 338. 453 Crandall, Kent Carlisle 208, 399 Crandall. Lawrence M, 430 Crandall, Mary Elene 152 258 400. 453 Crandall. Maureen 290 442 Crandall. Richard M. 67, 320 Crandall, Ronald Albert 460 Crandall, Virginia 318. 438 Crane. Loren Danford 207. 391 Cranshaw, Eleanor 400 Crapo. Mary Alice 93. 122, 258 Craven, Rulon Gerald 107 319, 4i2 Crawford. John Harold 258 Crawford, Marilyn 148 318 Crawford, Ray F. 208 Crawford, Yvonne Rae 258, 424 Creer, Kay Concord 76. 258, 459 Greer, Norma Leone 290 444 Crlddle, Jay R. 77, 208 ' Crlder. Zelma June 290. 399, 444 Crismon. Leo Eugene 258 405 Crltchfield. Enid 108 Critchfleld. Leroy R. 207 Crockett, Verla 207 Croft. Albert Paul III Croft. David H. 113 343 Croft, Mary P. 258, 4W Croft. Merlin Richard 290 Crofts. Karma 108 Crofts. Steve M. 290 Cromar, Dale Young 208 Cromar. Don Young 208. 408 Crook, Amelia Jean 318 Crook. Mary Fallon 2S8. 399 Crootston, Dorothy 338 C ' ookston. Eva Marie 208 Crosby. Frank K. 94. 206 Croshaw. Eleanor Rae 9 3 180, 424 Crouch. EIna Vllate 208 Crowl, Robert W. 208. 374 Crowley. Bob 343, 456 Crowley, Edmund Drew 187, 208, 406 Crowley, Edna Mae 167, 208 Crowley, Leah Ruth 93. 207, 394 Crowther. Duane S. 93, 207, 398 Crowther, Janette 208 Crowther, Leanore 290 Crowther. Ray Sheldon 258 Crowther, Sharon 258 Crowther, Shirley Ann 299. 445 Crowton. David H. 358, 366 Crump. Sherman M. 364 Cruser. J. Devirl 316 Crystal, Ralph 113, 290 Cullimore, Boyd Lee HI 259 Culpepper, Warren H. 397 Cundick. Geralee A. 290, 436 Cunfield, Ron 416 Cunningham. Harold 353, 356 Curler. Don 72 Curry, Gloria Ann 121, 208 Curtis, Brandt B. 91 154 173. 318 Curtis, Bruce N. 76. 112, 318, 405 Curtis. Cherrill 258. 389, 434 Curtis. Clyne A. 208 Curtis. Elden Marven 93 Curtis, Gale Blaine 75, 290 Curtis, Gretta 208 Curtis, Kay Deloy 290. 405 Curtis, Kirk MofflH 290 Curtis. Lindsay 205 Cushlng. John Riley 208 Custer, Merle James 318. 403 Cutler. Don Ivanovick 72 Cutler. Odell B. 316 Dace, Wallace Steven 209 Daddabbo, Patrick J. 320 Dabell. Ralph Edwin 209 Dahl, Paul Eugene 290 320. 459 Dahlln. Stanley A., Jr. 260. 456 Dailey. Stanley Rees 209, 462 Dalbey, Loretta 209 Dalby. Patricia Sue 290 Dallin, Reed Lowell 209 Dalton, David Johnson 70. 92, 209 Dalton, Dennis Ray 260, 392 Dalton, John Matthew 69. 148. 320 Dalton, Oral Tippet+s 259 Daly. Franklin Lee 54. 113. 320, 390, 391, 403 Dame. Jan Gordon 291 Dance, Man a 70. 90, 259 Dance, Norene 93. 259, 424 Daniel, Marcla Naylor 208 Daniels, Donald Walter 209 Daniels. Gary K. 152, 449 Daniels, Jean 209 Daniels, Philip Bliss 290 Danlelson, B. Demar 209 Da Parma. Peter A. 166, 290, 457 Darling, Clair Hawklnc 259 Dart, James Arthur 209 Dastrup. Richard C. 173 Davidson. Guyn Dean 60. 259 Davidson, Marion N. 259, 449 Davidson, Melvin J. 259 Davidson, Samuel F. 209 Davles, Chesley Reuben 259 Davles. Madge M. 320 Davles, Margaret 209 Davles, Nadlne 459 Davis, Afton 259 Davis. Barbara Jean 259 Davis. Betty Lou lOO. 209 Davis, Bonnie Ann 320. 453 Davis. Bonnie Lou 51. 163. 209, 310, 315 Davis, Carmen Henry 209 Davis. Dan Lee 66, 75, 290 Davis, Diane 209, 260 Davis, Doreen 259 Davis. Dorothy 208 Davis. Emma Lou 259 Davis, Glenn C. 343 Davis, Heber Lee 320 Davis, Jes 371 Davis, Jeanne 63, 291 Davis. Jinx 208 Davis. John Hunter 206 Davis. Kent B. 206 Davis, Marilyn Jean 290, 446 Davis, Marylyn 290 Davis. Nola Jean 102 Davis, Paul N. 320, 372 Davis, Reed Kay 80, 290. 460 Dawes. Davis Alan 208 Dawson. David Harold 259. 390 Dawson. Mary 165. 180, 260, 400. Day. Arthur Merrill 94 260 Day. Bill William 209 Day. Janette F. 209 Day, Janice Ruth 209 Day. Max A. 74 Dayes. Albert R. 209. 422 Dayes, Doris Mildred 260. 422. 437 Dayton. Lester Lowell 338 Dayton, Luanne 105 Dayton, Sharon S. 118. 290 Deakln, Beverly Gaye 260. 424 Dean. Bemlce Watson 260 Dean. Charles Edwin. Jr. 75 Dean. Claude Charles 320 Dean. Clifford Arnold. Jr. 320. 405 Dean, Marlon Edna 320 Dearden, David Kenneth 209 Dearden, Melvin O. 74, 320 Deardorff, Paul E. 93 209 416 Decker, Carlyle H. 91, 338 Decker, Daniel Lorenzo 66, 75, 77. 320. 405 Decker, Gladys 209 Decker, Josephine 291 Degraw. Clifford Foster 456 Dehaan, Joanne 209 Dehoyos, Alberto 76, 209 Dehoyos, B. Federlco 76 Dehoyos. Fred 209 De Lange, Leland L. 209 DeLeon. Aura 409 DeLonq. Clair L. 397 Dellarla. Thomas George 320 OeMarco, Barbara Ann 210 Demars. Mary Lorraine G. 320 Dempsey. Bernard 260 Denel. Wallace 291 Denlson, Leland Hans 209 Denlson. Rinaldo F.. Jr. 209 Denlson. Ronald Herman 209 Denney, Enos Thayle 260, 449 Denney, Ivan Ray 291 Denys. Nedra Joan 93, 96. 291 Deputy, Russell Miner 209 Despain, Donna 209 Detane. Thomas 209 Detton, Richard Lee 260. 406 Devey, Charles Richard 163. 429 Dew. Lamar O. 320 Dewey. Florence F. 115. 120. 291 Dewsnup. Anna Lou 260. 438 Dickey, Desmond 93 Dickey. Madeline L. 94 209 Dickey. Mercedes V. 93, 209 Dickie, Mary Lou 210, 407 Dickinson, LeRene 102, 208 Dickison, Benjamin L. 209 Dickson, Max Cook 94 291 Diderlcksen, L. Colleen 341 Dlehl. Paul Lavarre 75 291, 392, 403 Dietrich. Ernest John 209 Dlllman. Glenyce Marie 62. 62. 320 Dimond, Reld 416 Dlnsdale, Janis Yvonne 260. 444 Dittmore. Barbara Jean 260. 422 Dittmore. Maylln Menry 208 Divett. Robert T. 54. 113, 320 Dix. Berniece M. 209 Dixon. Ben 107. Dixon. David George 320 Dixon. Dennis Blanchard 291 Dixon, Fred C. 164. 291. 430 Dixon, Glenn Ray 260 Dixon, Jackie 70 291 Dixon. Jean V. 96, 260. 356, 459 Dixon. Joan W. 61, 96, 260. 386, 393 Doane, Charles LaMar 205 Dobson, Gerald Jame l ' 5. II ' . 206 Dodd. James Leroy 260 Dodd. Russell Elton 260. 457 Doerden. Earl S. 320 Doerr. Robert R. 421 Doke, Pleas Alan 69. 260 Dallnar, Mltzle Anna 320 Doman, Letha Eileen 102, 208 Doman, Norma Fay 102. 208 Doman, Rulene 260. 393 Donaldson, Shelly A. 60 Done. Nancy Elizabeth 72, 164, 260 Doney, Darrell 73. 320, 353. 356 Dorius, Shelia Ann, 6 8,208 Oorney. Doris Lillian 187. 208 Dorriss, Billle Jane 260. 343, 436 Oorsey, Patricia GalT 260, 434 Doty. Harold Ray 206 Doughty, Gladys Marba 208 Douglass. Andrew Monson 3, 51, 55. 67, 80, 185, 320, 364 Dowdle, Jack W. 291 Downs. Gerald Cecil 433 Doxey. Margaret 291, 388, 436 Doxey, Roger Watson 416 Doyle, Carole Lee 71. 166. 184. 208 Draney. Jack Lane 320 Dransfleld, Howard E. 291 430 Draper. Don J. 208 Draper, H. Bud 260 Draper, Jacqueline 320 Dredge John Deschamps 208 Drew, Robert H. 260 Drlggs, DIanne 208 Drigqs, Don Carlos 208 Droubay. Bertha 291. 453 Duddlng. Monagene 106, 320 Duffin. Irene 208 Duffin. Mary J. 95, 121. 220. 413 Duggar. W. Leonard 260. 448 Duke, Frances Young 208 Duke. James Keith 419 Duke, Larry Bert 260 Duke. Major 93 Duke. Ramon 114 Dumas, Mary E. 63. 291 Oummer. Arthur OJeen 176. 208 Duncan. Donald Roy 208, 427 .Duncan. Sallie R. 320 Dunford. Carol 152, 434 Dunford, Charles Kent 208 373 Dunford, Diane 291 Dunford. Harold Gene 91. 291. 398, 429 Dunham, Rose Marie l!7. 345, 406 Dunkley. Betty Mae ?I0 Dunkley, Melvin Edson 260 Dunn, Larae 91, 158 173. 291, 389, 442 Dunn, Loren C. 189, 320, 364, 431 Dunnell, Fred Myron 457 Dupalx. Helen Louise 208 Duren, Betty Gladys 208 Durfee, Delsa 208 Durrans, Robert 112, 341 Durrant. Eugene Jay 260 Durrant. George D. 95, 291 Dye. Ronald Gilbert 441 Dyer. Bruce T. 375, 430 Dyer. Robert D. 94 Eagar. Herbert Lynn 260 Eagar. Karl B. 291, 405 Earnshaw. Audrey Jean 260. 434 Earp, Robert E. 353 Easton. Helen 260, 400 Eatough, Norman Leroy 260, 396 Echols. Dan 371 Echols, Doris 291 Echols, Robert L.. Jr. 210 Echols, DeWayne 399 Eddlngton. Carol May 2lO Edenfleld. Grady L. 210 Edington JoAnn 157. 184. 210. 434 Edrefsen, Jesse R. 107. 109. 112, 320 Ed ' ing. Deslyn Renee 210 Edman. Virginia 108 EBmeyer, Hugh Tobiason 219 Edmunds, Joseoh T. Jr. 210, 428 Edwards, Carolyn E. 49, 50, 62, 163. 314, 320. 386, 458 Edwards, Charles Bryner 260. 428 Edwards, Clyde C. 291 Edwards, Earl Grant 210 Edwards, Janls Marlene 210 Edwards, Lee Rand 55. 291 Edwards, Weston Eyring 51. 53, 80, 94, 96j 190. 291, 384 Effler, LeRoy 260. 406 Egbert. Gerald 343 Egbert, llene 211 Egbert. Wendell W. 291. 356 Eggertsen, Sheary Jill Ann 210 Eggleston. Deloss M. 320 Eglantina. Moveda 210 Ekker, Leta 93. 291 Eklns. Phyl Grant 261. 430 Elam. Shirley A. 261 Elder, James Royal 210 Elder. Quinten Joseph 291, 451 Eldredge. Marjory Jane 121, 291 Ellason. Gloria 102 Ellason, Norrell B. 261 Ellason, Ann Marie 69. 413 Eliasson, Rosalie Ann 210 Elison, Ina Lou 90, 210. 394 Ellsson, John B. 114 Elking, Ray 358 Eller, Lavon F. 320 Ellertson, Norman W. 92, 320 ElleH, Larae Eva 62. 291 Ellingwood, Joan Adree 210 Elliott, Gary Edwin 119, 127, 261 Ellis, Darel Eugene 119, 210. 399 Ellis, Deana 210 Ellison. Margaret Ann 210 Ellison. Sylvia Joyce 210 Ellsworth. Colleen 210, 420 Ellsworth, Darr Kirk 210 Ellsworth, Deles 261 Ellsworth, Elmer 211 Ellsworth, Jean 320, 405 Ellsworth. John William 261. 427 Ellsworth. Philip Dale 405 Ellsworth. Stanford 450 Ellsworth. Sterling G. 69 261, 371, 427. 462 Elton, Michael Oavld 210 Ely, Nathan Albert 261 Embleton, Charles W. 116, 392 Empey, Gary Lyie 210 Empey, Harold Cl ' nton 291 357. 406, 428 Empey, Marlene H. 210, 357, 400, 425 Ence. George Dwayne 210 England. Roger W. 211 Engle, Dempsey Bernard 116 Englestead, Marian 291, 380, 438 Enos. Muriel K. 52. 266. 374, 413 Ensign, Janice Claire 400 Ensign, Jerald Coleman 291. 461 Ensign, Robert W. 375. 385. 461 Erelson. Klenner Dow 210 Erlcksen, Lavona 320 Erickson, Alice 92, 93. 261, 446 Erickson, Carol Marie 211 Erickson, Oonn D. 112, 261 Erickson. Dualne T. 114 Erickson, Emil Lavar 261. 390 Erickson, George N. 321 Erickson. Helen Mae 62, 291, 413 Erickson, Joyce 55, 93 211. 416. 434 Erickson, Lorna 54 88. 69, 91, 154. 155, 164, 168, 173. 265. 291, 389. 393 Erickson. Paul 105 Erickson, Relta W. 94 121, 261 Eriksen, Claudette G. ISO. 261. 424 Eskelsen, Mona Rae 21 1 Esplnosa. LyIe R. 291 Esplln, Dean Wayne 60. 261 Esplln, Gwenavere 321 Esplln, Leon M. 261 Eubanks. Wilbur Jesse 261 Evans, Betty Joyce 211 Evans, Calvin Holroyd 150, 168 Evans, Cora 211 Evans. Dean Durrell 211 371 Evans. Delna 84. 321 Evans, Don 419 Evans, Jean 102 Evans, Oral Lamar 457 Everett, Charles Lloyd 261 Everson. Joseph 462 Ewell, Leroy E. 211 Ewell, William Paul 211 Exeter. George Merlin 114, 211 Eyier. Bernie 344 Eyre. Deray 291. 356 Eyre, Shauna Jean 21 1 Eyring. Phil Max 211 Facer, Mark A. 341 Fackrell, Alena Lou 2l I Falrbourn. Joyce 21 1 Fairbourn. Marilyn 93, 321 Faler, Gayle Frances 93, 211 Falslev, Evelyn 211 Fannin, George R. 21 1 Farley. Ernest Ker . 292 Farmer, Scott L. 211 Farnsworth, Allen S. 261 Farnsworth, Falrel 211 Farnsworlh, Jennie L. 211 Farnsworth. Merrllynn 94. 2ll. 405 Farnsworth. Sharon 126, 321 Farr, Geraldlne Grlx 321 Farr. Golden Ronald 109 112 Farr. Janet 321. 420 Farr, LyIe Elvin 70, 261 Farrington, Shirley A. 321 Farthing, Lucille 93. 344 Faulkner, Margaret 321 467 Fduiett. Grant III Fau . Georgia C. I4J Fau.. Winston Michael 261 Fawcett. Kent 26 Fawcett, Wyfna Beth 212 Fawson, Lauralce - l 211 M. A2S Felk. Frances 93. 211 Felii. Leo Lavar 21 1 Pelt, Richard Gecge 3S4 Fenton, JoAnne 211. 406 Fernev. Helen Mailne 261. 453 Fernev. Ralph R. 261 Ferre, Janene 102 Ferre. John 0. 92 Fernn. Ross Wallace 211 Ferwerda, Don Leon 211 Field. Rosalie B. 211 Fields. Shirlee 341 Fielding, Colleen 321 Fielding, Kent 72 Fields, Clarence Leslie Il3 Fietkan, Doris 272 Fife, Annette 92, 211 File, James David ISO 160, 292 Fife, Ronald Devon 91 157. 292, 357, 456 Fillmore, Carma 21 1 Fillmore. Leiand Reid SO 311. 321, 3B5, 440 Finch, Gerald Mat 261 Findlay. Delano Sairton 2ll. 462 Finlayson, Fred Clilford 261 Finlayion. Janice 2l I Finlayson, Jorn Tavlc- 2ll Firnev. Helen 389 Firth, Richard E, 321 Fish, Charles R. 397 Fish, Gerald Seymour 92 321 Fish, John Rogers 150. 321 Fish, Kathleen 211 Fisher. Barbara Nell 93 292 454 Fisher. Carol Anne 96 157. 261 Fisher. Claire J. 292, 403 Fisher, Dean F. 66 321 Fisher, Kent 211 Fisher, Madison Scott 53 54, 175. 261. 428 Fisher. Ray C. 292 Fisher, Robert Bruce 60. 93, 261. 37S Fljher. T. Joyce 2l I Fisk. Elva Lenore 120. 261 Fitigerald. Robert 212 Flake, Chad J. 321 405 Flake, Dinie 92 261 Flake, Lavona 92 124, 2ll, 405 Flake, Leona 125, 211, 405 Flake. Nena Venice 124 261 405 Fletcher, Wendall W. 261 405 Flint, Gae Nell 212 Fluckiger. Hubert B. 321 Fluckiger. Marva Lue 261 Flygare, Althea 261 406 Flygare, Grant M. 70. 113. 292 Flygare, John K.. Jr. 66, 321 Foersler, Edward R. 212 Foerstl, Eleanor 90, 261 Folkman, David liatt, Jr. 321 Follett, Edson Roy 77 211 Follett, Marvin D. 71 72 77 114 292 ... Folsom. Jean 261 Folsom, John Reid 212 Folsom. Nancy Ellen 91 212 Fonnesbeck. Paul V. 32| Foofe, Ouane Horace 119, 261 Foote. Marjorie 212 Flrd, Carmen Leona 436 Ford. Jacquelyn Rhea 91, 261 Ford. Janice Ann 212 Ford. Leiand Devon 292 Fordham. Paul Alton 212 Foreman. Jennell 292 Forman. Robert Kent 212 Forrest, Marilyn Jean 212 Forsey, James K. 292, 403 Forsey, Shirlene 21 1 Forsgren. Ida Lillian 21 1, A 6 Forsgren. Ruth 212 Forjilng. Jerry Boyd 292 403, ■♦S? Forsyth. David Pond. 73, 114. 169. 292, 3B5 Forsyth, Gordon J. 33B Forsyth, Terry Norwood 429 Fortie, Lorna 90, 212 Fortress, Edwina Lee 77, 117. 212 Foster, Jean 69 Foster, Lynn Grant 261 Foulger, Jan 212 Foufi, Dell RIggs 292 Fouti, Robert B. 190. 212 Fowler. Merlyn 261 Fowles. Garth Call 211 Fowles. Jay R. 9|. 154. 173 FoK. Harold Chlpman 261 Fox. Nelson C. 321 Fox. Phyllis 312, 321. 400, 453 Fox. Richards 72, 92. 343 Foxley, Billy Sears 212 Foy, Rey L. 292 Frame. Marilyn 84, 321 Frampton, Morris J. 68. 261 Francis, Beverly Nobbs 321 Francis. Howard R. 292 Francis. Jean 292, 407 Francis, Myra Kae 291 Francis, Rell Gardner, 95. 291 Francis, Robert M. 9| 321 Frandsen. Glenn Ray 292 Frandsen. Milton Leo 261 Frandsen, Sharleen 292 Franhovifch, George 353 Frank, Margene 261, 442 Franke, Donald William 212 Frani. John B. 212, 406 Fraser. Donald Hugh 358 Fraser, John David 212 Frazler, Kent Rulon 212 Fraiier, Patricia June 2l2 Frailer, Robert L. 291 Frailer, Ronald Vern 91 261 398. 400 Fredericksen, Bill 4S2 Fredericksen, Horace George 212, 414 Frederickson, Richard H. 321, 403, 452. 457 Frederickson, Willard L. 322 Frehner, Constance Lou 84 310, 322, 458 Frehner, Judith Rae 212 Frei, Don William 261, 414, 457 French, Ronald A. 212 Fresh, Ludene 261. 389, 436 Fresh. Re« M. 212 Friend, Roy Laverl 212 Frlsby, Diane D. 212 Frihgerald. Myrtle 80 Frodsham, Erma Jean 212. 425 Froelich, Ernest Robert 293 Froerer, Zelda Ruth 212 Ffome. Robert Emerson 292, 433 Frome, Kathenne May 93. 212. 415 Frontier, Marjorie R. 212 Frost. Ronald Norman 212. 399 Fuchigami, Thomas I.. Jr. 77 Fuenning, Richard M. 371 Fuller. Eldon R. 261 Fuller, Ramon Conrad 292 Fullmer, Joy Ranae 262 Fuller, Robert Leon 262 Funk, Herman E. 262 Furgeson, Charles J. 291 Fyffe. Marjorie 292, 405 Gadd, Kaye Ann 93 123, 2l2 Gage, Donald Charles 60, 292. 406 Gagon, Edwin B. 322 Galley. Richard W. 212 Galbrailh, Janet Lynne 92, 212. 400 Galbraith, Richard Jay 292. 429 Galbraith, Wendell W. 212, 450 Gale. George Hugh 462 Gallagher. William Bl 53.148 292, 432 Gallicr. Monroe Glenn 292 Gambles, Phil Roscoe 212. 4S1 Gammell, Nancy 213 Gammon, Harold 94 GanI, Ronnie Steve 428 Gardner, Beverly H. 262 388, 393 Gardner, Blanche 262 Gardner. Bryce H. 212 Gardner, Chip 414 Gardner. David P. 67 Gardner, Duane Allen 212, 263 Gardner, llene 212 Gardner, Lawrence Blane 212 Gardner Melba RaNae 262, 425 Gardner, Robert Leigh 322 Gardner, Samuel Howard 292 Gardner. Sheila M. 262. 425 Gardner, Shirley Faye 212. 425 Gardner, Vesta Helen 262 Gardner, W. Dall.n 262. 448 Gareth, W. Lowe 322 Garfield. Theodore D. 2l2 Garlick, Bernice E. 212 Garlick G. Junior III, 292 Garner, llene 401 Garner, Jeneane 125, 292, 420, 444 Garner, John A. 293 Garrard, Shirley June 122, 292, 389 Garrett, Ann Darlene 262. 393 Garrett. Fred L. 9! Garrett, Larry Y. 262 390. 396, 399 GarreH, Lewis Eugene Ml. 343. 456 Garnck, Howard T. 55 292 Garrick. Ilyn David 212 Gassman, Alta Maureen 126. 186, 292, 417 Gatenby, Jackie 93, 213 Gates, Hugh I. 107 Gearheart, Beverly R. 213 Geddes, James W. 93 109 111, 292, 364, 403 Gee, William M. 212, 414. 462 George, Lloyd Dee 292 430 George, Myrtle Viola 2l2 Georges, Marilyn M. SO 54 60, 126, 292, 389, 393 Gerber, Lloyd M. 50 54 100 322 Gerber. Dick 358 GIbb, Bunny 401 Gibb, Jesse L. 90 173. 214 Gibbons, James R. 213 Gibbons, Norman D. 343. 410 457 Gibbs. Donna R. 262 421 Gibbs, Welter Sherman 94, 213 GIbby, Marlow David 292 403 GIbby. Ned 374 Giberson, Richard C. 263 Gibson, Alvera 213 Gifford, Grant RelcJ 292 Giftord, Juanlta Mary 213 Gifford, Leo Rural 262 Gilbert, Gayle Glen 213 Gilbert. Naomi 393 Gilbert, Virginia I. 263 Gilchrist. Claire 322 Gilchrist. J. S. 343 Giles. Bonnie R. 68, 262. 425 Giles, Claudia Gae 322 Giles, Erma Earllne 213 Giles, Gary Porter 213 Giles. John Philip 213 Giles. Marlene 93. 262, 434 Gilgcr, Clela 213 Gillette, Barbara W. 322 Gilliland, Robert Gene 53 292 457 Gilllson. Bud 151 Gilner. Gerald Leon 322 Gilner. John David 213 Gines, Jerry 213. 413 GInes, Madge 213 GInes, Ralph Junior 262 GIsh, Lillian 93 Gividen. Bert 213 Glaus, Blanche L. 213 Glazier. Louis Orin 292. 460 Gleave, Keith Omar 293, 450 Gleave. Mary Dell 292 Gledhill, Rex D. ISO, 190 210 213 Gledhtll. Vernal H. 293 Gllck. Armafid Lavaun 150 1 19. 322. 414 Glines. Deloa Dawn 120 262 Glines, Jerry Peter 213 Glines, Laraine Woolford 407, 425 Glover, Edwin Junior 210 Gneiting, Barbara Ann 213 Goates. Barbara Ann 263 368. 434 Goates, Lamar Phillips 262. 428 Goates, Laree 2 ' 2 Goble. Gayle 213 Godfrey, Gerald T. 72, 292 Godfrey, Lorin Card 50, 262, 392. 407 Goff. Lucille Cortei 292 Goins. Edna Joan 150 )76 Golden. Terry 322 Goldman, Dorothy Ann 213 Goldsmith. Henry L. 165 210, 4lC 452 Golightly. Max 142 Gomez, Lilla Niesler 69 70, 7 292 Gonzales. Howard Ralph 53 159, 292, 375, 460 Good. Danny Ray 72 262, 405 GoodeM, Robert A. 292 Goodman, Jacqulyn 213. 405 Goodson. Charles G. 213 Goodson, William Dale 77 109. HI, 338 Goodwin, Harland Dale 293, 403 Goodwin. J. Reece 262. 4(4 Goodwin, Jack B. 322 Goodwin, Melva Rose 262, 425 Goodwin, Robert Hayes 213 Gordin. Floyd L. 213 Gordon, Betty Lou 93, 213 Gordon. Janet Louise 322 Goring, Marva Rae 93, 2I3, 416, 434 Gorringe, Barbara Lee 262 Gorton. H. Clay 75 Gottfredson, Ches 93 Gotttredson. Douglao K. 70 92, 93, 263, 399 Gould, Phyllis I. 213 Gourdin, Melvin E. 262. 406, 462 Gourley, John Paul 371 Gowans, Floyd Hill 67 210. 322 Graham, Kenneth M, 68, 93 Graham, Mary Carol 293 Graham. Robert L. 293 Graham, Robert M. 80, 417 Grandy, Janice 214 Grant, Jack R. 67 293 392 399 Grant, Lanel 213 Grant. Richard Giles 262 Grant. Ronald 462 Grant. Waldo F. 262 Grates. LeRee 80 Graves, Quinton 416 Graves. Patricia 213 Gravlet, A. Jack 343 Grawe .John R. 106 214 Gray. Betty Jean 214 Gray. Ga.l 93 213 394 Gray, Robert Allen 322 Gray, Sam Leiand 93 213 399 Green, Colette 152 153 163 262, 401, 434 Green, C. Ron 341, 456 Green. Donald W. 2l4 Green. Deon 72 392 Green, Donna Marie 92 262 389, 393 Green. Duke 341 410 Gteen, Edna Vinton 108 322 Green, James Montel 213 Green. Jo Ann 142 Green, John Alden III 160 Green, Jorn ATvln 109. 150, 322, 403 Green, Kathleen Viola 214 Green. Marcia 214 Green, Marian 214 Green, Melvin Carl 431 Green. Myrna J. 322, 443 Green. Patricia 92 322, 401 Green. Paul Durrant 293, 392 Green, Phillip R. 403 Green. Ranae 89 180 213 394 Greenall. Charles E. 214 Greene, Janet C. 94 Greenwood, Edmund O. 262 Greenwood. Ned H. 46, 76. 293 Greenwood, Neal Thomas 262. 405 Greer, Deon Carr 53, 293 Greer, Margaret Ruth 186, 214 Greninger. Gordon H. 338 Grenny. Guy Wayne 293 Grey. Betty 416 Griffeth. Dallas H. 214, 412 Griffin. Gerald 6. 262 Griffith. Mary Clarlne 262. 4l3 Griffiths, Don K. 322 Grigq, Marlene June 93. 184, 213. 436 Grimes. Don Marsfon 93 457 Grimmett .Janet 322 409 Gflndstaff, Douglas H. 2l3 Grlnnell. Yvonne J. 262 Groberg. John Holbrook 214 Groberg. Julia Gay 54 92 166. 253. 262, 388. 393 Groberg. Mary Jane 126, 323 Groeger. Klaus Wilhelm 214 Groesbeck. David Lowell 262 Groesbeck. Monty 293 Groesbeck. Roth 322 Groneman Anita Joan 214 Grosheil, Carol Duane 214 401 Gfotegut. David Arthur 262 Grotegut, Dolly June 262, 425 Groutage, Harold L. 293 Groutage Harrison T. 293, 189 Grover, Barry 214 Grover, Deon 122. 214 Grover, Grant 180. 191, 341, 416 Grover. Joan 293 Grover, Wesley R. 60. 214 Grow, Rosemary 166, 186 262 Gfuver, Richard Leiand 322 Gubler, Brian Tell 262 Guild. Charlene 187, 214 Gummow, Gladys M. 322 Gonderson. Alvln Vern 94, 116. 214 Gunn, Jane Ann 214 Gunn, Marion 262, 447 Gunn, Shirley Joan 90 214 Gunnell, Earl Leroy 109 322 403 Gunnell, Loa Gayle 63, 214 Gunnell, Mary Lois 337 Gunnell. Robert Dean 293 414 456 Gonter. Monroe Maynard 95, 293 Gurney, Boyd Francis 263 Gurney, John A. 109, 114 Gurr, Ruth Partridge 68, 94, 214 Gustafson, Sandra Joyce 100, 180. 293, 436 Gustaveson, Carolyn M. 262 Guthrie, Arlene Ruby 263 Gwllliam, Dee Holt 293, 420 Gwilliam. Jerry A- 214 Gwynn, Ann Lorraine 263 Gygi. Marieanne 341 H HaacVe. Ganae 262. 447 Haag. Eldon L. 72. 262 Haas, Waity 102 Hacking. Nancy 215 Hackay. Yvonne 409 Hada, Elinor Margaret 214, 422 Hadley, Donald Blaine 263. 427 Hadley. Shirley Ann 263 Hadlock. Esther 96. 108, 293 Hadlock, Jennie 96 Hadlock, Theresa 69. 91, 419 Haertcl. Grant Leroy 322 Hafen, Joann 93, 214, 425 Hailstone, Dean L, 91, 214 Hainsworth. Beth 293 Halnsworth. Jerome Child 293. 460 Hair. Allen D. 293 Hair, Kay Lewis 263 Hale. Diane 125. 215 Hale. Glen 60. 293, 367, 432, 451 Hale, Richard Charlcc 215 ale. Sarah Ann 263, 442 Hales, Adila Joan 215 Hales, Bette Lee 61 263, 425 Hales, Daisy Leaone 93, 108. 2lS Hales, George Grooms 263 Hales, Glen H. 294 Hales, Robert Hyrum 159. 293, 385, 461 Hales, Wllma 215, 380 Hales, Richard W. 75 Halford, Harold 263 Hall. Barbara 322 Hall. Bonnie Rae 215 Hall, Don Jay 263 Hall. Eduard Alma 263 Hall. Edwin C. 341 Hall. Gary Wayne 263 Halt. Gayle Joan 68 69. ISO, 180. 323, 454 Hall, Gerald Ray 341 Hall, Gloria Jean 94. 215 Hall, JoAnn 293 Hall, Leo Dan 95, 293 Hall. Mallnds 341 416 Hall. Mary Carol 293 Hall. Monte Arvil 2l5 Hall. Phyllis 293 Hall, Richard Earl 263 Hall Rosalene 323 Hall. Rosalie Ruth 263 Halls, Lynn M. 215 Halladay. Donald S. 214 Halladay, Mae Marie 293, 425, 405 Hailer. Joan 8. 214 Halliday, Marlon 341 436 Halliday, Richard L. 75 323 Hailing, Nancy Carole 92, 215 Hallsted, Ernest Leroy MO, 293 Halterman, Mary Jean 263 Hallerman, Richard J. 338 Halverson, Mariane C. 263 Hamblin, Earl Milne 215 Hamblln, Howard R. 358 Hambim, Ken 74 Hamblln. Jacob 46, 50 66, 282. 293 Hamblin. Don 407 Hamblin, John Ray 60, 293 Hamblln, Junius 164 Hamblin, Laura Lou 263. 458 Hamblln, Robert Rudolph 323 353 Hamblln. William K. 323 Hamilton. Eugene M. 2l5 Hamilton, Robert A. 113 343 Hamlin, Joyce Murray 215 Hamling, Donald D. 293, 441 Hammer, Norman F. 323 Hammond. Clefa Margo 70. 263 Hammond. Hazle Gertrude 215 Hammond, Joyce 215 Hammond. Richard Melvin 109 215 Hammond, W. Leon 341 Hamrick. Sheila 215 Hancock, Bonnie Lou 124 263 Hancock, Brent 150 Hancock, Charles Hal 92. 93 94 Hancock, Evelyn Anne 263 447 Hancock, Larry, Earl 323. 353 Hancock, Patncia ISO Hancock, Wayne M. 323 403. 460 Handy, Carol Lee 215 Handy, Gerald 293 Hanks. Amelia 2lS, 442 Hanks, Charles Warren 80 263, 396, 399, 448 Hanks. Richard Kay 50, 70. Ml, 294 Hanks, fiussell H. 263, 451 Hanni, Georgia Maxlne 215 Hannlg, Gary Whitney 215 392 Hannig. Joseph I5l, 392 Hanseen, Karma Joyce 459 Hansen, Ardyth Mae 93 215 Hansen, Arlene 215 Hansen, Beverly 215 Hansen, Colleen V. 215 Hansen, Darrel Chancy 70 263 Hansen, Dewayne T, 293 Hansen, Elaine Sharon 5l, 93, 2l5 Hansen, Evan W. Il9 323 Hansen, Geraldlne 91, 293 Hansen, Grettle Owen 215 401 Hansen, Helen Alton 215 Hansen. I. Eugene 155, 173, 323 Hansen. Nna Anne 215 Hansen. Iris Marilyn 247 Hansen, Norma 294 Hansen. Iris P. 63. 215 Hansen, Irving Carl 2l5 Hansen, Jay Dee 323 Hansen, Jay M. 70. 264 Hansen, Jeanne 247, 264 Hansen, Jim Pratt 215 Hansen, Kenneth 93 Hansen, Klaus J. 7l, 91, 264, 40? Hansen. Lanez 214 Hansen. Laura Gale 262 Hansen. Narvol Leo 215 Hansen, Neva Mae 338 Hansen. Norma 264 Hansen, Ray Richard 2lS Hansen. Roberta E. 73. 94, 186, 190, 215 Hansen, Sherrle 94, 95, 264 Hansen, Shirley 2lS Hansen. Shirley Jean 187, 264, 442 Hansen. U. J. 264, 409 Hansen, V. Marqarett 416 Hansen, Jackquie 2l5 Hanson, Alva Lu 215 Hanson, Gene Russell 323. 441 Hanson. Heloyce Francel 264 Hanson, June Howard 323 440 Hanson, Ruby Alice 293 Hanson, Roslyn 215 Haran, Thomas Albert 216 Hardee, Dorothy May 294 442 Harding. Beth 323 Harding, Nadine 215 Harding, Jllean 216 Hardisty, Richard F, 216 Hardy, Arthur H. 150, IBB, 293 Hardy. George ' K. 323 Hardy, Leila 323 Hardy, Lynn Reynolds 216 Harler, Glen LeVern 150 Harman, Jamec Leonard 323 Harmon, Beth 102 Harmon, Duane McMurrin 114, 264 Harmon, Elizabeth Ann 323 Harmon. Gaylen Tolman 97, 105, 109 Harmsen, Dennis F, 63 2l5 408 Haroldsen, Lillian F. 293 447 Harper, Betty M. 54. 62, 324 Harper, Carol Mae 264 Harper, Catherine M. 216 Harper. John J, 264 Harper. Leslie Keith 223 Harper, Reid Ladell 264 Harper, Roberta 63, 216, 414 Harris, Alfred Ray 323 Harris. Alva Alton 216. 415 Harris, Bernarr 114 Harris. Chet Wayne 88, 89, 99. 160, 294 Harris. David Jensen 264 Harris, Doverle Porter 173 Harris, Gordon Kenney 294, 452 Harris, Howard Blake 76, 114. 410 Harris, Jean Partridge 116 Harris, John Sterling 76, 294 Harris. Joyce 216 Harris, Lowry Alan 216 Harris, Ramona Marie 216 Harris, Reah 216 Harris, Robert Edgar 264 Harfis, Robert Lee 264. 391 Harris, Tl.omas Albert 216 Harrison, Bertrand Kent 264 396, 449 Harrison. Edwin C. 264, 392 Harrison, Hortense 294 Harrison, Laura 215 Hart, David 264, 427 Hart, Joyce 215 Hart, Karen 216, 414, 425 Hart, Keith 216 Hart, Kirk 50 250 253 Hartley. Hazel 294 Hartley. Joanne 216 Hartsdeld. Audrie 216 Harvey, David C. 216 Harvey, John Lael 343 Harvey, James D. 216 Harward. Marilynn 216 Harward, Mariam 323 Haslam, Verl 294 Hastings, Loyal K. 264, 451 Hatch. Ammon P. Jr. 216 Hatch, Betty 294 401 436 Hatch, Darrell R. 216 371, 405 Hatch, Delray Olson TO Hatch. Dwalne M ton 358 Hatch, Emma Gean 323, 379, 360. 438 Hatch, Gary Seville 264 Hatch, La Ray 93 216 415 Hatch, Mary Gay 217 Hatch, Mary Ann 102, 216 Hatch, Mary Lou 216 HatcK, Orrin Grant 374 Hatch, Quince Dale 405 Hatch, Ronald Dwayne 216 Hatchett, Clayta B. 55 216 Hatchett. Julius C. 216 Hathaway. Clayta 436 Hathaway, Marquis G, 264 Hatton, Betty Jo 216 Hauerbach. Janice Ann 216 Hauser, Peggy 93, 216 Havens, Hallle Julia 216 Havens, LsMar Dwaine 264 Havens, Patricia 107. 323 Havens. Virginia 73, 190, 323 Haws, John 419 Haws, Nan 93 Haws. Walty 216 Hawkes, Bonnie Lou 264, 442 Hawkes, Joyce 54, 216 108 Hawkes, Marilyn Delia 216 Hawkins, Kenneth E, 97 264 428 Hawkins. Rijth 216. 394 Hawley. Richard 89. 155 399 430 Haws Ben F. 264 Haycock, 11a J, 323 Haycock. Katherine 264 Hayes, Betty 91. 107, 323. 366 Hayes, Charles D. 213 Hayes, Graham H. 341 Hayes, Keith 53, 294. 384 403, 461 Haymond, Stanley Tadd 216 Haynes, Michael C. 216 Haynle, Doris Marie 216 408 Haynie, Richard Arlen 323 Hayward, Jacqueline 394 Hayward, Margaret 216 Hazlett. Donne L. 264 Head, Nephi Lawrence 96. 216, 412 Head, 5. Conrad 323 Heap, Dan E. 54, 60, 323, 405 Heap, Mary Ellen 264. 405 Hearne. Colleen 69. 294 Heaton, Flora May 115. 294 Hebdon. Elaine Marilyn 217 Hebdon. Gcaldine 220 Hebertson. Evelyn Joann 444 Hebertson, Richard 264 Hecht, Robert Nellson 216 Heckin. Elaine 166 Heder, Metta Alice 294. 406 Hedqulst, Francis Jene 264 Hedqulst, Mary Carol 216, 394 Hegsted, Victor O. 345 Heldlebaugh, Audrey 341 Heiner. Ted. Jr. 264 Heig, Marilyn 426 Helm, Lyie S. 216, 358 Helsch, Terelle Sharon 216 Helquist. D. Ronelta 294 Hells. Lyle 216 Hemmert, Nelson Jack 264 Hemming, Robert T, 217. 432 Hemsley, Ruth 108, 323 Henderson, Ashton R. 217 Henderson. Tommlly 150 Hendrlckson. G. Kent 217 Hendrickson. Roger R. 247 Heninqer, Brent Elliot 462 Henlnger. Lavan Rosanne 386 Heninger. Owen 323 Hennis. Margaret Anne 323, 414. 438 Henrichsen. Joyce 176, 216 Henrle, Gay 434 Henrie, Norma 217 Henrie, Peggy Jean 94. 2l7 Henrle. Weston Gibs 96. 100 Hepworth. Shannon L. 97. 2l7 Herbertson, Jo Ann 324 Hermanson, J. Clark 323 Hermanson, Beverly C. 217, 247 Herrom, Jack Richard 264 Herschi, Willard 366, 371 Herron, Sarah Darline 264, 436 Heslop, LaMar Franklin 139, 264 Heslop. Sharon 264. 438 Hess, Blaine Warner 323. 391 Hess. Dennis Clark 263 Hess, Douglas S. 247 Hess, Vince Griddle 247 Hett, Paul Micheal 294 HeweH. Elsie B. 343, 411 Heyrned. Darwin Dean 92 Heywood. David Evans, Jr. 247 Heywood. Janice 70. 413 Heywood. Richard 93 Heywood. Ronald G. 247 Hiatt. Calvin 294 Hiatt, Ethel P. 264 Hiatt, Mo na Faye 247 Hiatt, Wilbur Delma 323 HIalt, William Seth 324 Hibbert, Gwyneth 217, 406 Hicken, Ada Elaine 93, 186. 217 HIckenlooper, Dawn 69 163 217. 401 Hicklson, Mildred 416 Hickman. J. Morris 68. ISO, 176, 338 Hickman, Marian Vee 93 Hicks, Fletcher 294 Hicks, Gerald Frank 216 Hicks, Lilly 409 HIga, Betty Y. 77 324 Higbee, Wanda Mae 102, 186, 217. 405 Higginbotham, Barbara 108, 324 HIgham, Sharyn 217 Hill. Beatrice Fay 217 Hill. Bruce Paul 294 Hill, Garth Argyle 265 Hill, Joyce Marie 122, 217. 247 HIM, Leo James 294 373 431 Hill, Marvin Sidney 265 Hill, Mary Maurine 217 Hill, Max Jay 265 Hill Paul M. 294 Hill. RaOla I2l Hill. Richard Wayne 72, 324 Hill. Ray Lee 93 Hill. Scott Eric 247 Hill. Shirlene Rene 217 Hilliam, Rulon A. 343 Hlllier, David Brown 247 Hilller, John Albert 217 Hlllier, M. Wayne 324 Hillyard, Marion Jean 71, 72, 294 .Hittbrand, Wesley R. 217 Hilton, Gail 94 107. 152. 265, 454 Hilton, Horace Gill 264 Hilton, John 265 Hilton, Lyle Kent 294 Hilton, Patricia R. 247. 401 Hilton. Terry 341 Hinckley. Janet 294 Hinckley. Janice 52, 324. 458 Hlnman. Lorene 121, 2l7. 407 Hintze. Royal Sears 294 Hiroshl, Sozuki 339 Hlslop, Lane Tracy 265 Hitchcock, Charles K. 217 Hitchcock. Ralph R. 324 Hocking, Marjorie Janice 97 117, 218 Hochslrasser, Geraldlne 94, 217 Hobberstad, Yvonne 217 Hobbs, Joana 86, 89. 91. 285. 294. 388. 442 Hodgen. Robert H. 118, 418 Hodgkinson, Larry S, 217 Hodson, Carol Vadine 324 Hodson, Phillip Harvey 324 Hoffman, Karl Hans 70 294 403, 432 Hogan, Newel Kent 265, 449 Hoggan, George Robert 295 Hoggan, Mary Jayne 218 Hogge, Jeanene Clara 218 Holbrook. Elsie Joan 125, 265 Holbrook. Lois Mae 2l7 Holgate, Barbara 343 468 I Holley. Robert L. 295, 433 Hollingsworth Paul 324 Holman. Charles Robert 49. 50. 73. 9, 150. 345 Holman. Darlene 265 Holman. Fecol Joan 52. 2?5. 38B. 393. 401. 443 Holman, Leola Jean lS8 324, 454 Holman. Dean 91. 394, 403 Holmes, Carole 265 Holmes. Dee 154 398, 420 Holmestead, Kaye F- 295. 401 Holt. Caria Ann 217 416, 434 Holt. James Edwards 105. 150. 324 Holt, Norma Dianne I2l. 218 Holt. Ralph Movie 294, 406 Holf. Ruth Tavlor 324 Holtsclaw. Estella L. 265 Holtier, Robert Leonard 451 Holyoek-, Alan Bruce 90 109, 114, 295 Holyoalt, Hattie Louesa 218 Holyoak. Letha E. 217 Holyoak, Sharon Kay 61, 265 Homer. Quinlen L. 265. 427 Honey, Bruce 217 Honey. Leon 92, 93. 399 Hooit, Agnes Gertrude 61. 265, 369 Hoopes, Ned Edward 88 69, 172. 294. 431 Hoopes. Veldon A. 324 Hoopes, Reese 217 Hoopiianina. Inez C. 217. 379. 411 Hoover, Venice 425 Hopkin. Sandra 217 Hopkins, Norman 433 Hoppie. Joan 90. 186, 217 Horace, Lowell Ralph 324 Horiuchi, Nozomi 324 Horluchi, Russel 77. 94 Horlacher. Neil Peter 265 Horman. Jack 217 Home. Raymond George 295 Horner, Robert M. 295 Horner, Shirley 217 Horrocks. Evelyn A. 339 Houston. J. Stanley 113. 265, 410 Houston, Ronald Earl 218, 406 Houtz, Duayne 218 Howard. Bud 218, 37! Howard, John F. 29S, 450 Howard, Kenneth 80. 93. 190, 324. 456 Howard, LeRoy Elsdon 324 Howard. Mary Estelle 218 Howard. Ruth Ann 94 218 Howard. Wallace B. 217. 390 Howell, Arva J. 93, 124, 295 Howell. Franklin 292 Howell. Kathryn TutHe 324, 442 Howell, Parley Lamoine 265 Howell. Sheila Joan 295, 454 Howell, Trenor De Von 265 Howell, Varon LeRoy 265 Howell, William Ray 265 Howells. James Morrison 295 Howells, Marian 93, 217 Howes, Raymond E. 295 461 Howlett, Glen Golden 265 Hoyal, Venora Elizabeth 102. 220. 357 Hoyt, Anna Julia 91. 92 316 386 Hoyl. Barbara lone 94. 186. 2l7. 394 Hubbard, Helen Lois 218 Hubbard, Noreen 190 2(8 Huber. Lee Joseph 265 Hudman. Gary Dee 218 Hudson, Patricia Mae 218 Hudson, Vadine 454 Huerta, Robert H. 218 Huff, Edward C. 295 HuHeker. Frances 247 Huftaker. Beth 121 218 Huflaker. Phil C. 9l Hug. Marilyn Blanche 218 416 Hughes. Barbara Jean 92, 295 Hughes, Byron Preston 2(8 Hughes. Shirley Arline 117 219 Huillet. Fred Dale 339 Hukman. Marian 420 Hulet. S. Mark 91, 295 Hulihan. Lois 345 Hull Chad Thomas 295 403 457 Hulme. Lucille 125. 186 265. 389, 393 Hulse, Clarence Ray 353 Hulshoff. Gary Dean 219 HufT phrey, Mary L. 93. 219 Humphreys, Keith 5. 457 Humphreys, Ruby 410 Humphries. Lois 295, 40t Hunger. Francis Dean 295, 430 Husband. Rayola 12l, 218 Hunsaker, Glenn L. 427 Hunsaker. Vem Adams 93. 265 Hunt, Dessie 121, 295 Hunt, Elwood C. 324 Hunt, Waretta 93, 219 Hunt, Mary Lou 2l8 Hunt. Wallace E. Jr. 175. 432 Hunt, William 265 Hunter, Arvel H. 324 Hunter, Belva 218 Hunter. Bovd M. 92, 93. 295. 399 Hunter. David B. 218, 450 Hunter. John D. 420. 429 Hunter, Louis George, Jr. 265, 427 Hunter. Reed 188, 428 Hunter, Milfon Rr.. Jr. 324 Hunter. Ted 90. 150. 180. 26S. 441 Huntington, Barbara 218 Huntington. Louise 2l8 Huntington, Peggy Ann 218 Huntington, Shirley A. 218 Hurley, Richarrf E. 80, 265 Hurst, Dorothy Lee 218 Hurst. Ira Leroy 324 Hutchens. Arlene 265 Hutchins, Arthur 420 Hutchings. Mary Rae 93, 97. 265. 439 Hutchinson. Dorothy 218, 406 Hutchinson, Joseph Alma 91, 339 Hutchinson, Karl Grant 91 Hutchinson, Margaret 324, 379. 380, 414 Hutchinson, Neta 94. 219. 414 Hutchison. Nancy Ann 63, 2l8. 411 Hutchison. Richard 93. 265. 399 Huth. George Percy 219 Hyatt, Phil 219 Hyde. Alan Alexander 265 Hyde. Charles Robbins 295 Hyde, Cherill 219 Hyde, Gerald D. 295, 451 Hyde, Laron 0. 295 Hyde, Leonard B. 358 Hyde, Nadine Lenore 72, 295 Hyde, Venice 93, 265 Hyde, William H. 265, 451 Hyde, William T. 265 Hyer. Jay Ross 295 Ige, John 324. 374 Ingalls. Max Lavar 296 tngerman, Reld Grant 295 Ipsen, Florence Ada 90, 173. 324 Ipsen, Grant Ruel 265 Ipson, George Veslen 219 Ipson. Joseph D. 219 Irons, Mary Lind. 52. 124. 158, 184, 295 Irvin. Oarlene L. 219, 442 Irwin, Helen Ann 219 Irwin. Naoma June 295 Isaksen. Henry 420 Isakson. Lajuana M. 295, 436 Ivie. Edna 324 Iwasaki. Frances 77, 219, 41 1 Jack, Ralph L. 50, 55. 73. 169, 189 Jackson, Afton Maxwell 324 Jackson, Betty Joan 54. 117, 295. 408 Jackson, Clayton 371 Jackson, Edward W. 219 Jackson, Helen 123. 295 Jackson. Jessie Jeanne 122, 296 Jackson, oyce 219 Jackson, Karma Rae 295. 444 Jackson. Leon Harley 324 Jackson. LeRoy Eugene 70. 265 Jackson, Mary Kae 123, 295 Jackson, Valton Elmer 93. 114. 265 Jackson. Violet Louise 125, 265, 405 Jackson. Wanda Arlene 265 Jacob, Darlene 219 Jacobs, Coleen 2l9 Jacobs. G. Richard 219 Jacobsen. Ann Vivian 93. 341 Jacobson. Errol Leroy 219 Jacobsen. Frank J. 219 Jacobsen, Gtorine 219 Jacobsen, Lynn M. 295 Jacobson, Deanne 434 Jacox, Gordon Lee 265 James. Carolyn L. 295, 458 James, Gloria 219. 394 James, Joan 54, 324. 401 James, Joyce 296 James, Lucie Howard 296 James, Maralyn Rees 219 James, Richard Elmer 266, 449 James, Sherald Wendell 371. 375 Jameson. A. Keith 267. 396 Jansen, Hal 447 Jardine, Dee Thomas 295 Jardine. Lola 219 Jarman, Boyd 324. 364, 371 Jarman. Leisle 344 Jarman, Loyd Lee 267 Jarman, Lois Conger 295, 436 Jarman, Roy Wesley 295, 403. 460 Jarvis, George K. 93. 163, 219, 416 Jarvis, William H. 265 Jasper, Dorothy Beven 219 Jefferies. Mary Lou 94, 220 Jelte, Anne Mae 220 437 Jenkins, Donneil 433 Jenkins, Douglas 93, 339 Jenkins, Gary Ouff 296, 372, 375, 461 Jenkins. Stanley D., Jr. 93, 324 Jenkins. Ward 341 Jenkins. Wayne A. 295 Jennings, Wilbur 295 Jense, Gary Webb 2l9 Jensen. Ada Kathleen 325 Jensen, Bertha Munger 325 Jensen. Billy Freeman 219 Jensen, Carolyn Marie 52, 265, 388, 393, 434 Jensen, Cherrel 92. 93, 220 Jensen. David C, Jr. 265, 412 Jensen, Dean M. 448 Jensen. Deon Varee 93, 221 Jensen, Donna E. 325 Jensen, Douglas Nile 221, 456 Jensen, Eldon Lloyd 265, 399 Jensen, Ethel 341 Jensen, Eulyn L. 220 Jensen. Gary Lorenzo 219 Jensen, Gordon Kay 325 Jensen. Hal 176, 295, 404 Jensen, ka Byron 219, 221 Jensen, Jean B. 325. 419. 425 Jensen, Jeannine 93, 220, 414 Jensen, Joe B, 93 Jensen, Lawayne B. 220 Jensen, Melron Curtis 265 Jensen, Melvin Laval 219. 432 Jensen, Myron Oral 266 Jensen, Ovilla Jeanne 419 Jensen, Phyllis 220 Jensen. Royal Duane 60. 265 Jensen. Royce Lewis 325 Jensen. Ruel Alma 220 Jensen, Steven Hyde 219 Jensen, Valere 93 Jensen, Warren 296, 391 Jepperson, Walter C. 221 Jeppesen, Collis David 220 Jeppsen. Joyce 219 Jeppson. Mari Lynne 175, 282, 296, 401, 442 Jeserick. Ellen M. 93, 191, 106, 324, Jessee. Elaine 92, 296 Jessen. Joan 296 Jex Dellavene 220 John. Edward C. 341 John. Lynn M, 94. 296. 392 John, Thomas 428 Johns, Barbara 343 Johnson, Allan 326 Johnson. Archie Clinton 92. 266 Johnson, Arlen John 220 Johnson. Bob Walter 220 Johnson. Carl Edward 339 Johnson, Cleta Marion 266 Johnson. Clyde W. 114, 295 Johnson. Dale 109. II, 295 Johnson, Don Lee 266 Johnson, Donalea 296 Johnson, Douglas G. 296, 456 Johnson, Edna Darlene 221 Johnson, Egon 325 Johnson, Elizabeth 339 Johnson. Ernest 220, 405 Johnson. Ethel N. 220 Johnson, Gary L. 296 Johnson, Gerald J. 267 Johnson, Geraldlne 102. 220, 406 Johnson. Gladys 325, 410 Johnson, Glenda Jean 93, 220. 407 Johnson, Glendon C. 326 Johnson. Ira E. 266 Johnson. Kenneth Dee 66 Johnson, Kent 60. 325. 433 Johnson, Janice Ellen 266 Johnson, Jerrold 266, 421 Johnson. Jo Ann 220 Johnson, Joan Davis 92, 266 Johnson. John Keith 220. 414 Johnson. Joyce 94, 220, 415 Johnson. Keith 95 Johnson, Kelvin Thomas 220 Johnson, Kenna Lagrace 296, 417, 447 Johnson, Lavon Clement 296 Johnson, Leo Marvin 220 Johnson, Leon Albert 70 Johnson, Lonny 343 Johnson, Louene 220 Johnson. Louise 220 Johnson, Margaret J. 93. 220 Johnson, Marlene Mae 55, 220 Johnson, Marva 220 Johnson, Nancy 220 Johnson, Nolan Leeral 73. 168. 220 Johnson, Oscar R. 220 Johnson. Patricia 167. 296, 456 Johnson. Raleigh W. 405 Johnson. Robert 92, 93, 296 Johnson, Rue Corbett 142, 176, 325 Johnson. Sharon 220, 425 Johnson, Shirley May 120, 220, 296 Johnson. Susie Nell 91, 296. 436 Johnson. Ted 50, 188, 282, 284. 296, 375, 457 Johnson. Wendell J. 266 Johnson. William L. 220 Johnston. Verba Beth 266 Jolley, Antoinette 219 Jolley. Helen 126, 184, 266 Jones, Ada May 234 Jones, Aurella 93 120 Jones, Betty Coleen 267 389. 393, 420 Jones. Carolyn 220 Jones. Clifford Hawes 95, 325 Jones, David Reece 266 Jones, Don M. 63, 296 Jones. Duane Arthur 266 Jones. Elwood Thomas 80, 266 Jones, Eugene Lee 51. 220. 409 Jones, Gary C. 266, 451 Jones. Glenna 266 Jones. Hilda Beth 324 Jones. Howard Preston 417 Jones, James J. Jr. 220 Jones, Janice Deon 219. 416 425 Jones, Jay Dean 219 296 399, 405 Jones, John Arlynn 220 Jones, Kenneth Wendell 266 Jones, Lavar 220 Jones. Mac B. 93 Jones, Marilyn 93 Jones. Mariorle Ann 102. 2l9 Jones, Merlene Genlel 296, 458 Jones, Merlin Brent 266 Jones. Patricia M. 94, 97, 220 Jones. Richard Keith 266, 420 Jones, Ronny Scott 219 Jones. Roy 353 Jones, Shirley L. 126, 296 Jones, Stanley H. 93, 266 Jordan. Bonnie Jean 125. 296. 454 Jordan. Gloria A. 102, 220 Jordon. Peggy Ann 220 Jordon, John Benny 325, 367 Jorgensen, Jean 220, 266, 434 Jorgensen. Marda 107. 220. 454 Jorgensen. Marva 296, 464 Jorgensen. Renae 266 Jorgensen, Victor W. 266, 398 Jorgenson, Raelene Ann 220 Jorgenson, Thelma Jean 388 Josle, Bennett 419 Joseph, Karma ' Zoe 266 Jost. Thomas Macdonald 220 Joyner, Carolyn E. 93. 219 Judd. Derrel Wesley 115 Judd. Kenneth Fred 110 325 Judd, Shirlyn 219. 425 Judd, Perre 296 Judy, Dahl 265 Julian. Gerald 427 Julian. Jcann 219 Justensen, Mary Jay 117 295 417 Justet, Robert Lee 265 Kaawa, Naomi 41 1 Kaiser, Phyllis Marie 267. 413. 445 Kaiser. Robert Glenn 221 Kalelkau, EIroy A. 187. 296 Kanaga, Ethel C. 221. 395, 425 Kanahele, Kovana Agnes 394 Kapuniai Micei M. 325 Karren, Tom A. 364 Kartchner, Grace Joan 266. 406 Kartchner, Orville Rex 22l Kartchner, Rey Burton 221, 405 Kasparek. Jean Louise 266. 425 KaMainen. Anla 341, 409 Kaufman. Delores 221 Kawahlgashi, Viola H. 221. 379 Kay, Joanne Darlene 68. 221 Kearl, Frank Joseph 296 Kearns, Diana E. 85. 247 Kearsley. Ralpheyn E, 85, 325 Keate. John James 325 Keeler. Ellen Elaine 94, 190, 395 Keeler, Gary Ray 93, 221 Keeler, Philip 150 Keelch. Joan H. 439 Keey. Floyd 266 Keith, Wayne Perrod 221 Keith, Wilda Jane 266, 439 KeVauoha, Phillip K. 374, 411 Kekouoha, Wesley K. 325, 411 Keller. Elmo A., Jr. 221 Keller. Lamond Benson 221 Keller, Montie Rex 22) Kelly. Doris Eleanor 266, 439 Kelly. Ruth 221, 416 Kelley. Walter Elmer 296 Kelson, Jed 343 Kelsv. Marcene 325. 439 Kemper, Leona Maude 325 Kemper, Marlene Emma 66, 85. 123. 296 Kempton, Grace 221 Kencher. Veola 405 Kendall. Betty Louise 221 Kendrlck. Carole A. 266 Kennard, Rose 173. 221 Kennedy, Richard Rau 296 Kennlngton, Ruth Mlgnon 221 Kenny, Jean A. 296 Kerby, Joe Kent 266 Kern, Carl B. 448 Kern, Demar R. 325. ' S Kern. Earl 173, 267 Kern. Rosalie 102, 221 Kerr Clifton Duane 267, 447 Kesler, Flora CoMeen 325 Kidd, Edith Rae 221. 395 Klesig, Naomi 511a 267 KillpacV, Dorothy 296 Killpack. Shlrlee M. 148, 296. 454 Kimball. Janice M. 69. 266. 443 Kimball, Ralph Hodges 70 Kimber. Verna 296, 401, 420, 444 KImber, Warren 221 Kindred, Hal Rulon 266, 457 King, Adron Lavell 293 King, Colleen 326, 437 King, Elton Alfred 75, 325 King. Lamona 222 King, Lois Audrey 221, 401. 405 King, Lynne Nell 451 King, Marlene 267, 388, 454 King, Norma Jane 325 King, Roma Jean 222 King. T. Eugene 94, 221 Klnqeter, Fritz 344. 409 Kinghorn. Doyle Joseph 221 Kingsbury. Frances I. 221, 416 Kinnison. Luclle Ann 446 KInsey. Joan 93. 267 Kirby, Joleen 222 Klrchoff, Herbert R. 325 Kirk, Frances M. 267. 464 Klrkbride, Betty 267, 425 Kirkham, Dan 93 296 Kirkland. Granvel S. 296 Kirkpatrick, Robert A. 296, 373, 430 Kitchen, Weldon J. 221 Kitchens, Garry C. 221 Kitzberger, Bonnee 325 Klzerian, Donna M. 221 Klauser, Mable 267 Kleinman, Wayne 0. 70. 296, 441 Klemm. H. Ralph 55, 67, 110, 326 Klinger, Arlene Madge 267. 389 Kinnison, Lucy 293 Kmetzsch. Max W. 222 Knaphus. Lois Jean 124, 267. 437 Knapp, Georqine Lei 267, 425 Knight. Bonnie Carol 296 Knight. J. Eugene 222 Knight. Joseph Adams 222 Knight, Lester Lee 74 Knight, Nedra Mae 93 Knight, Richard L. 419 Knighton, Josephine 69, 267 Knlghten, Robert Clair 267 Knowles, Carole Lavon 222 Knuckles, Doris June 296 Knuckles, Jefferson D. 222 Knudion, Kay Lltel 267 Knudson. Nancy Joyce 142, 222 Knudson. Rozanne Ruth 169. IBS. 445 Kobayashl. June F. 326 Kocherhans, Clarence J. 222 Kochevar, Joseph Paul 354 Kochevar, Lewis C. 353, 355 Kochevar, Norma Jean 117, 296 Kofford. Jerald Dick 267 Kofford. Gerald 399 Kofoed, Valene 297, 413 Kofoed. Willard 296 Koford, Lamar Wallace 457 Kohler, LeRoy A. 267 Kohler, Zelda Dean 93. 297 Kondo, Nancy Mlyako 267 Konvlcka, William N. 326 Kotter, Cleon Max 267 KoHer, Marilyn 125 Kovach. Mary Ann 221, 224 Kraus. Paul Ray 221, 222 Kregg. Eugene Nicholas 72, 222 Krofcheck, Joseph Lee 296 Kropf, Carol Dawn 156 296, 443 Kullick, Edward J. 326 Kummer, Glenn F. 267 Kuni, Alma La Ron 267 Kunz, Frank Gene 297 Kunz. Larry Poulsen 409 Kurr, Doreen Barbara 92, 222 Kuehne. O. Nora 76. 267 Kyer, Fritz Thomas, Jr. 222 LaBaron, Verlyn 268 Labrum. Kay S. 222 Laird. Fred H. 222 Lake, Boyd A. 50 54, 326, 432 Lake, David A. 326 Lake. Jay Vaughn 297 391. 392. 451 Lalliss. Kareen 222 Lamar. Mildred Ruth 297 Lamb, Lorena 115, 126, 297, 410 Lamb. Merwyn Gene 222 Lambert. Glen Richard 267 Lambert, Mllo Richard 267 Landeen, Richard G. 268 Xandeen, Marjorie E. T. 326 Landers. Martin Pancho 222 Landvatter, Erna E. 222 Lang. Dee S. 326 Langford, Karolyn Jean 268, 399 Langlols, Joyce 55, 93. 222 Langlols, Mary Patricia 326, 453 Langlois, Reed Vernon 326. 416 Larkln. Melba Lanez 222 Larsen. Alice M. 339 Larsen, Dean L. 222, 297. 364. 365. 373 Larsen. Dixie Ann 268, 393 Larsen, Elizabeth L. 326. 401. 453 Larsen, Geneva 222 Larsen. Keith 441 Larsen. Kenna Kaye 93. 222 Larsen, Leon Dale 222 Larsen, Lynette 191 Larsen, Mark Enoch 297 Larsen, Mary Evelyn 266 Larsen Milfon Hansen 94, 178, 184. 268 Larsen. Myrna Carol 268 Larsen, Norman D. 339 Larsen, Pauline 222 Larsen, Reed 326 Larsen. Robert G.. Jr. 268 Larsen. Rulon Joseph 416 Larsen. Shirley 326 Larsen. Weston Dale 416 Lawson, Lawrence E. 297 Larson. Lloyd A. 268 Larson, Robert Ivan 268, 461 Larson, Shauna 395, 426 Larson, Tharla 117. 326 Larson. Vicki Lucille 196. 222. 395. 405 Larson, Walter Park 297 Last Ronald W. 297 Latimer, Kathryn BeHy 50. 62, 54. 148. 156, 313, 326. 386, 439 Law, Nena Flo 222 Lawlor, Enid M. 326 Lawrence, earbara 268 Lawrence, Colleen 90, 268 Lawson, Marlene V. 223 Lawson, Roy E. 80, 297, 457 Laycock, Harold 92 Layton. James Joel 93, 268, 456 Leake, Robert L. 268 Leavltt, Glenda May 297 Leavltt, Keith Alonzo 223 Leavltt, Laurel D. 222 Leavltt, Lawrence, Jr. 93, 326 Leavltt. Melva Elaine 93. 115. 326 Leavitt. Norma Rae 122. 223 Leavltt. Ray Hunt 326 Lebaron. Frances C. 116, 118 Lebaron, Kay 407 Lebaron. R. Gordon 297 Lecheminant, Cleone H. 297. 410 Lechtenberg. EUa N. 120. 268 Lee. Alfred Anderson 268 Lee. Alton Maughan 428 Lee, Betty Jean K. 93, 379, 411 Lee, Boyd 451 Lee, Clair Kay 223 Lee, Darrel Dean 70, 109. NO, 297 Lee, David Arthur 223 Lee, Dallas Wayne 223 Lee, Donald 450 Lee, Joseph Elson 266 Lee. Max E. 452 Lee, Norma Jean 223 Lee, Orel Kay 223, 447 Lee, Winslow Boyd 297 Lefler. Tharol William 326 Leigh. Arden Woolley 223 Lelshman. Nina 268 401. 435 Leltchy, Victor J. 268 Leiegren, Earl 67. 7|, 297. 433 Lendt, Shirley E. 268, 422 Lennstrom, Marlene E. 228 Lewis. CarIa Marie 223 Lewis. Carol 223. 395 Lewis. David Darel 233. 358, 366, 371 Lewis, Earlene 297 Lewis, Glen L. 343. 419 Lewis, John E. 326 Lewis, Lareen 223 Lewis, Margaret Alicia 297 Lewis. Richard 462 Lewis. Roger Martin 223, 451 Lewis, Sherald Dean 268 tewis. Toye Joanne 223 Lewis. Billy 341. 419 Leydsman, Henry 297 - Liddle. Linda 223 Liddle, Robert Keith 60. 297 Liechty, Ella Rae 298. 380, 414, 439 Liechty, Kenneth A. 326 Liljenquist, Val Ray 50. 250, 268, 392, 430 Lilly, Gail 223, 394 Lillywhite, Craig 180 Lillywhite. Dorothy A. 108 Lillywhite, Fern 297. 405 Lillywhite, James Owen 223 Llndberg. Jerry 355 Llndblad, Carrol Jean L. 268. 426 Lindblad. Robert L. 268 451 Lindqulst. Alice 268 Lindsay. Curtis La Veil 93 Lindsay, Edwin Serge 223 Lindsay. Ellen 84. Il5, 326 Lindsay, Rao Humphreys MS. 119, 297 Lindsay. Var 54, 60. 71, 298 Lindsay. Ferrln 341 Lindsey. Gerald H. 184, 223 Lindstrom. Brent Cowley 298 Lindstrom. David D. 326, 353 Llnford, Carol 298 Lish Raymond Arthur 297 Listoe. Joan Elolse 223 LlHle. Edith M. 62. 124. 298 Little Hazel Vivian H. 63. 326 Little, Jacqueline 343, 401. 426 Little, Nadine 223 Llttlefleld. Renone 298 Livingston. Lorna 121. 297 Lloyd, Eldon K. 268, 431 Lloyd. Gayla 102, 223 Lloyd, Gloria Marie 223 Lloyd. Kent M. 341, 180 Lloyd. Ross E. 297, 398 Lo Naomi Pumauu 297. 411 Lochhead, Lois C. 223 Lockhart, PaTton D. 223, 374. 428 Loe, Belva Rae 223 Loesch, Joseph Frank, Jr. 223 Lofgran, Lynn Clayson 298 lolley. Robert L. 433 Lomax. Ellen J. 223. 395 Long, Betty Jean 223 Long, Leslie Donald 298 Long. Ralph Jerry 92. 93 Longhurst. Jay Kelly 222 Lords. Jeck £. 268. 456 Lorenzen. June Marie 268. 426 LoH P. Blake 110 Lott. Sharon 268. 435 Love. Arlene 297. 443 Loveland. Darlene G. 223 Loveland. Duane G. 223 Loveland, Howard W. 341 Loverldge, L. Nell 298 399, 460 Lovett, Louise 342 Loveft, Jack Robert 119, 268 Lowe, John R. 268 Lowry, Arthur Kenneth 223 Loy, Pauline 157, 223. 395 ■Ludlow. Albert M. 341 Ludlow, Ann 343 Ludwig. Donna Lee 85. 223, 416 Lufkin, Alba Jean 268. 453 Lufkin, John Cordell 268. 391 Luke. Charles Gordon 223 Luke. Joan 92, 297 Luke. Rosalind Martina 91. 92. 157. 163. 389. 435 Lund. Carol 223 Lun3, Marilyn 268 Lund, Robert 112 Lund. Vernon A. 342 Lundberg, Don Charles 298. 450 Lundberg. Jerry Douglas 223, 268. 374 Lundell, H. Wayne 298, 371. 376 Lundgreen. Ralph C. 142, 164, 276 Lundqulst. Floyd H. 223 Lundwall, Florence K. 142. 223 Lunt. Donna Lee 268 Lunt Marvin Virl 60, 223, 405 Lunt. Sharron J. 60. 223, 405 Lunt. Sylvia 93. 223 Lwasaki, Frances 77 Lyman. Arleen 342 Lyman, Francis Marvin 93. 269. 432 Lynn, Arlene 269. 459 Lyons, Albert Eugene 109. Ill, 404 Lytle, lla Marie 298, 410 M Maack, Sara Jeannle 93. 225. 416 Mabey, Janice 93. 225 Mabey, Melvin P. 105. 339 MacArthur, Patricia 269 MacCabe. John Shepard 148. 327. 385 MacDonald, Elaine 70. 93, 225. 415 MacDonald. Ella Rae 269, 426 MacDonald. Helen 93, 225, 406 MacKay. Ian Wendell 225. 406 MacKay, Norma 298 MacKay. Norman Lloyde 119 MacKay, William 111, 342, 416 433 MacKay, Yvonne 342 Mackelprang, Jane 93. 120, 269 Mackley, Ronald James 225, 226 Madsen, Barbara June 225 Madsen, Lowell L. 327, 350. 353 Madsen. Lynette 51, 178, 269 Madsen, Merrill 116 Madsen, Preston Alfred 298. 391, 451 Madsen. Sally C. 166. 401, 453 Madsen. William M. 225 Madson. Raydon 93. 299 Magleby, Mort H. 479 Mahi. Rose Kahina 269 411 Mahlai Charlotte M. P. 411. 413 Wahoney, An nette 225 Maidana, Elena C. 66, 269. 409 Makin, Rose Marie 226 Malelu, Sharad 409 Mallory, Mardl L. 226 Malmrose. Donald Leon 298 Malmstrom. Mildred L. 298 Maloy. Elwood Angus 94, 269, 405. 456 Malstrom, Bertha Joan 93. 298 Manfleld. Blair E. 74 Mangelson L. D. 93 Mangum, Floyd Lorin 269 Mann. Jerry Arthur 226 Mann, Lawry Webb 74. 327. 450 Mann. Patricia Carol 168. 269. 425 Manning. Carilyn 269 Manning, Dorotliy J. 93. 226 Manning. Marilyn 95, 151. 269, 408 Manning, Marjorie C. 226 Manookin, Robert Park 225 Mansfield. Ronald C. 226 Manton. Kathleen 226 Manton. Kathryn 225 Manwaring, Diane 93. 226 Manwarlng, Estel 419 Manwlll, Judith Ann 94. 166, 184. 226, 436 Manzonle. Joseph A.. Jr. 327 Marble, Delora 97. 327. 379, 380 Marchant, Gary Reed 226 Marcusen, Rulon Lex 110 Markham. Beth Ann 269 Markham, Keith George 327 Markham, Lucrelia P. 298, 387 Markos. Wolfgang M. 76. 226. 409 469 Warier, Ben C. 327 Marlo«e. Oarold Mauriti 269 Warsden. Louise 91 Marsden Mary Jane 91, 115, 327 Marsh, Dennis D. A. 22l Marsh Doris Fave 117, 127. 298 Marsh, Mary Joann 22i Marsh Will.ani Dale 72, 9- . 226 Marshall, Lofa Lee 327. 420, 453 Marshall. Melvin Karl 226 Marshall, Milton N. 75 Martell, Richard Terry 226 Martens Frances 93, I2I Martin Donna Joy 299 Marlin. Helen E. 298 Martin, Kenneth 269, 427 Martin. Mariorie Ellen 269 Martin Monlie C. 226 Martlneau. Carl Kay 116. 142. 226 Martlneou, Joel F. 60 Marlineau, Paul S. 226 Martlnei. Jim 374 Martinez, Joe 355 Martlnei. PnsciHa L. 226 Marumoto, Genevieve N. 226 Mason Kenneth J. 339, 399, 456 Wason Maughan Sterling 75 Massey, Joan Byard 269. 447 Matelian Nlct S. 269. 364, 365 Mather, Marlin 93, 342. 414 Matheson, William John 299 Mathews. Donna Lee 93. 226, 447 Mathews. Wendel E. 299 Mathias, Edward K. 107, 374, 411 Mathls. Connie Rae 117, 226 Watls, Fredrick W. 269. 451 Matfcln, Georgia Ruth 121, 227. 407 Malsen, John Martin 427 Matson, Jon Garry 226 Matthews, Coleen 226 Matthews. Colleen 93, 227 Mathews Elmo 342, 421, 449 MaUhews, Ellis Leroy 226 Matlhews, John Louis 432 Matthews, Keith B. 327. 353, 355, 457 McLelland, Richard S.. Jr. 225 McMullin, Larry Keith 225 McMurrav. Mary Louise 225 McNamara, Kay 122, 225 McNees, Joyce Arlene 225 McNeill, Florence 121, 225 McPhie, Panlne 225 Weader William F.. Jr. 227, 358, 371 Measom Measom Mecham Mecham Mecham. Ray 299 Meek, Richard Bishop 232 Meibos. Barbarc) 107 Meiners. Lewis B. 227 Melners Paul Albert 269 Melander Vernon Lloyd 95. 327 Meibos, Barbara 269 Meldrum, Ross Tuttle 297 Mellor, tarol J. 84. 327 Mellor, Cora Ramona 227 Mellor Hilda Laprlel 327 Mellor, Joel K. 114, 327. 4S0 La Reta 227 Mon! Kay 93 James Laurence 327 , Job F. 269 Dixie Anne 437 ; Gale 60, 115 Mellor, Melv Mfl tthews li«- lie 19 Ml tlice. 4S3 Lou Rita Mr Burl 1, 72; M. ughan- le. 268 M Alv n G. M ughan Pa ncia Maughan, Peter Elvin 227 Maughan, Scott 344 Maurer. Dave Marios 226. 416 100, 225, K. 269 ...„„.,, Bob Lawsoi 45 Maxfleld, Everett Blair 327 Maxfield, Flora Lee 269, 447 Ma ield, Janyce 126, 327 Maxfield, Joyce 327 Maxfield, Marilyn G. 227 Maxfield, Perry Lester 227 Maxwell, Carol 269, 435 May, Frank Reid 227 May, James Leiand 227 May. John David 227. 247 May Leola Hadden 269 May, Nona Lynne 227 Maykerry, Laura M. 117, 227. 420 Maycock. Lorna Jean 327, 445 McAdam, J. Robert 110 McAferty, Lloyd Verner 269, 427 McAHee, Jerry Harmon 298, 433 McAllister, Arnold J. 113, 326, 410 McAllister. Lawrence 8, 91, 398 McArthur, Myrna 225 McSeth Marlene M. 63. 326 McBrlde, Howard Earl 80, 96. 100. 188. 299 McBrlde. J. Lynn 225 McBride, Kenneth Leon 327 McBride, Ramen 46. 342 McCarty, Jacguelln 225 McClain, Sharlee Ann 406, 426 McClellan. Lois Dixie 187, 225 McClellan, Lola Lue 134. 299, 405 McClendon, George Glen 225 McCoy. Delores 225 McCoy, Ewles Marshall 225 McCu.stion, Edith 122 McCuelly, Anna Louise 269, 393 McDaniel. Joan 225. 416 McDanlel, Lloyd Stewart 269. 391. McDougal, Richard N. 60, 269 McDowell. Marilyn 122, 225 McEwan, Harold Pixton 269, 451 McFadden, Velene King 225 McFarland, Donna Rose 227 McFarland, Marilyn 52, 123, 172, 191, 296. 406 McFarland. Marjorie R. 227 McFarlane, James J. 327 McGregor A. Pardee 339 McGregar, Nettie C. K. 327 McGuire, Charles F. 297 McGulre. Kate 184 269 McGuIre, Patrick E. 225 Mclnnei, Maxwell Wm. 225 Mclnnes, Murray S. 172, 297. 405, 460 Mclntire, Richard C. 297 Mcintosh, Don V. 327 Mcintosh, Janet Verna 225 McKane, La Donna Sue 203, 437 McKay. Barbara Larue 225 McKay, Quinn Gunn 80. 112. 151. 297, 384, 420 McKay, Norman 66 McKean. Theu 105 McKee, Burton Clair 358 McKee. Trevor R. 269, 451 McKell, Clair Johnson 299. 432 McKell, etdon Clair 269 McKelt. Gerald D.. Jr. 225 McKell, David 93, 397 McKell. Lael 299 McKell. Lenadra 227, 395 McKell, Melburn E. 299 McKell, Ruth Lois 22S McKelvey, Robert Earl 327, 456 McKenna. Myrna Fay 71. 225, 4)6 McKinney, Kenward H. 269 McKinney. Phillip R. 60, 327 McKlnnon. Rachel L 225 McKinnon. Richard D. 227, 420 McKnight, Carol Jean 150 McKnight, Ralph 150 McLaren, Joanne 327 Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller 414 Barbara Clyde Alan 227 Don Leroy 270 Donna Leah 158 Eve 228 Glenn H. 299. 401. 459 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Millei Mille 399 339 ilyn 93, 126, 224, 408 Monson, Nadine 92, 328 Monson Nannette 93. 224, 435 Montgomery Don Ames 299 Montgomery, Joel K. 228 Montgomery Roma Mae 224 Montgomery, Shield B. 299 Montgomery, Vern R. 109. III. ntgom 328 rllyn Ruth 270 ' Moody ' Mary Elizabeth 328 Moon, Clarence Irwin 328 Moon David Milton 224 Moon! Harold Kay 89. 180. 298 Moon, Marjorie 224 Moore, Barbara 224 Moore Donald Waddoups 300 Moore. Heber Grant 53. 328, 399. 433 Moor . Moore, Moore, Neilson, Lorna 93 Nelson. Beth 387 Nelson, Carolyn 229 Nelson. Donald Brim 301 Nelson, Doris Kay 228 Nelson, Edith 93. 123, 229 Nelson, Ferrel Garth 112, 328 Nelson, Gordon Buchanan 229 Nelson Homer Mark 75. 300 Nelson, Jack A. 159 228 Nelson, Jack Adolph 73, 189, I 328 John Wayne 228 Krista Lyle 88. 164. 27 Manfred R, 270. 391, 3 Leonard O. 66, 328 Maynard C. 299 Paul Frank 224 Rose L. 270 Moore, Wilburta 328 Nelson. Nelson, 399. Nelson, Nelson. Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Neser, Neuber 421 Mark 75 Maria Dee 55, 229. Monte N. 228 Richard 386 Varr Young 270, 41 Virginia 270 Wendell B. 228 Doris Maxine 228 Donna Lee 270 ,...,._. Shlrlee 227 Mellor. Shirlene Sue 435 Mendenhall. Bob L. 412. 429 Mendenhall, Jan.ce 327, 443 Mendenhall, Mary Ellen 227, 439 Mendiola Maria Luisa 339 Mercer feobert Lee 69, 339 Merrell, Dan Keith 94. 269 Merrell, Rulon Leroy 299, 390, 414 Merrill Beverly Jean 93, 297, 299 Merrill, Day 399 Merrill. Don William 227 Merrill. Jay Webb 327 Merrill. Lynn Hyde 227 Merrill, Sylvia 269, 389, 393. 405 Meservy, Norma J. 84, 327 Mefcall. Merry Janele 227 Metcalf, Zina Colleen 227 Meyer, Dorothy ean 271. 445 Meyer. John George 342 Meyers. Betty D. 93, 227. 419 Meyers, John Edwin 373 Meyers, Joyce 270 Meyers, Lois Jean 227 Meyers, Patricia L. 227. 419 Meyn, Nellie L. 227 Michaells, Max C. 299 Mlchie, Amber 62 Mickelsen, Jay Clilton 433 Mickelsen. La Preal 227 Mickelsen. Lorcne 124, 227 Mickelson Russell C. 50. 80, 114. 151 1 5 282. 299, 390. 433 Midgley, Joanne T. 299 Midgley, Lois Ann 69, 227 Mieike Eloise M. 93. 227 Miles, David H. 327 M.les, Donna L. 299, 419 Miles, Duane O. 75, 327 Miles. Frank G. 90, 327 Miles. Maria Lelle E. 300 Miles. Mary Lyno 410 Millar James Robert 93, ISO, 270 Millburn, Don Lee 227 Miller. Angeline 227 na Lou 299. 445 391, 392, Miller, Jackie H. 405 Miller. James Eugene 228, Miller. LaReta 123 Miller. Larry Marvin 227 Miller Leonard Ned 404 Miller. Luanne 228 Miller. Lyda Jeanene 94, I Miller, l 4arvin J. 75 Miller. Maurine 227, 394, 4 Miller Michael J. 327, 457 Miller. Neil Odeen 299 Ray Geddes 227 Reed Karl 92, 227, Richard Lynn 451 Sterl 342 Vernon J. 9t Wm. Albert 399 Millet. Cleo Dawn 270. 437 Millet Edward Milo 228. 405 Millet. Leon 93 Millet. Margaret 227 Millet, Richard L. 226, 371 Milligsn, Don F. 328. 456 Milligan, Joanne 158. 299 Mills, Beverly eanne 270 Mills, Charles T. 53, 299, 412, 413, 429 Mills, Mary 299 Mills, Rhoana E. 227, 421 Miner. Alan Edward 228, 451 Miner. Emily Ja-nes 224 Miner, Jacquelyn 229 Miner, Virginia Ann 92, 228 Minson. Peggy 228 Mishie, Amber 328 Miskin, Thaln LamonI 226 Mitchell, Aria Renee 299 Mitchell. Charles Ray 229 Mitchell, Glenna Rae 297, 413 Mthceill, Margaret Kay 28, 416 Mitchell, Theodore 397 Mix, Merlen Earl 228 Mlya, Fred 328 Miyaiaki, Richard T. 77 Moat, Clarence D., r. 299 Moeller, Joan 224 Moen. Ruth 52, 299. 459 Moench, Suzanne 93. 224, 416 Moffat. Madlyn L. 224 Monahan, Mary Louise 224 Moncler, Merrill 270 Moncur, Don 355 Moncur. Dale 421 Moncur, Max Goodrich 228 Money. Edward Andrus 50, 188 328, 385, 432 Money. Fred Andrus 49, 51 328, 385. 433 Money, Marilyn Miller 326, 459 Money, Richard- L. 271 Monroe, Vernon Merlin 224 Kay Ann 224 Beverly Ann 54, 224 rgan, Dix Ralph 270 M( Mc.,..., _.-. - - .. - - Morgan. Jack Clark 271. 417 Morgan. Kenneth J. 397 Morgan, Kent Edward 224 Morgan. LaRee 93 Morgan, Lee Franklin 270, 300, 404. 441 Morgan, Mariel 224 Morgan, Rene E. 270, 459 Morgan, Wesley 8. 93, 224 Morgan. Zora Joann 224 Morgenegg, Carol Joyce 224 Mor.n, vTvlan Gay 447 Morley, Mary Jane 226 Morrell, Dwight Lyman 148. 298 Morrell, Madison Egbert 70, 72, 113 Morrey, Anna Laura 228 Morrill, Lloyd Bartlett 224. 419 Morrill, Marilyn 284, 299. 401, 453 Morris, Bascome F. 267 Morris Jacqueline 224, 445 Morris, Rita Mae 224 Morris, Ted Lee 298, 420, 430 Morrisey. Roberta 54. 326 Morrison. Delora 224 Morrow. Robert Charles 142. 326, 457 Morrow, Vaun Grant 224 Morse. Eileen Alice 224 Morse, Rita Ann 224 Mortensen, David Robert 399 Mortensen, Don M. 69. 396, 430 Mortensen, Gary Burton 448 Mortensen, Mortensen, Mortensen, 428 Mortimer, George Allan 51, Moscon Frank Allen 270, 451 Moser, Jack Eldon 224 Moser, Sarah Lavern 93. 120, 271 Moss James Rulon 116, 298 Moss, Mary Ann 224 Mousley, Boyd Hyrum 270 Mouser, Bob 407 Donald Lee 270 Mo 6arlow 270 Neubert; Harvey Lamon 109. Ill, 228 Neuenswander, Val J. 228 Neville, Merlene R. 300 Neville. Wendell 70 Newberger, Warner D. 270 Newell, Rulon Kay ,229 Newey, Oerlin F. 342 Newman, Howell P. 328 Newman Sharlene Mary 270, 437 Newren. Clothleld 93 Newton, Jane 342, 406 Nicholes, Mary Joyce 95, 339 Nichols. Joyce Marie 191 226 Nicholson, Barbara J, l79. 270, 394, 402. 434 Nickles, Ward A. 270, 451 Niederhauser. Nadine 93, 126. 296 Nielsen B. Deon 90. 187. 270, 393, 402 Nlelson. Clyde R. 118 Nielsen, David James 301 Nielsen. Delia A. 62, 301 Nielsen. Eloise 270 Nielsen, Lyrum Loudell 229 Nielsen, Leslie Ann 124, Maye Jane 224 Ronald S. 224 Walter Fred 270, Mo , Morris L, 300 . .. _ . Robert 299 Moyes Geneva Arleen 91, 328 Moyle, Merldee 93, 298, 439 Mueller, Don 270 Mullen, Charlotte 270, 439 Muller, Don Michael 433 Munroe. Barbara K. 435 Murdock, Clair N. 224 Murdoclf, Evan Carlos 224 Murdock. Kathleen 126, 270 Murdock, Mary Jane 190. 224 Murdock, Merilyn 270 Murdock. Paul Bingham 270, 4( Murdock. Vernon Leroy 95, I6i 186. 298 Murphy, Don R. 74, 328. 461 Murphy. George 375 Murphy, Sheldon Rowley 415 Murray. Dorothy Ann 299 Murrav Geraldlne 329 93, 224, 425 Murray. Murray, Murray, Mel Ray II. 418 159, Monson, Calvin E. 270, 355, 429 Monson. Farrell Ray 224, 456 Monson, Jack Maync 113, 186, 27( Roberta S. 126, 224, 409 Murray. Roma Nell 389, 437 Musal. George Reqinal 67. 224 Myer. Peter Livingston 191, 224 Myers, Barbara Ann 224 Myers, Edwin William 224 Myers, Elden Paul 224 Myers, Glenna Jean 224 Myers. John 399 Myers, Leon Aaron 224 Myers, Lois Rae 328 Myers, Robert Allen 224 Myers, Violate G. 328. 437 Myler. Charles F., Jr. 224 Myler, Mona Lou 224 N Naef, Ralph Gail 80, 105. 109, 111, 328 Nakama. Thomas T. 77, 300, 411 Nakamura, Lily Y. 77, 229, 411 Narkaus, Suzanne 271, 388, 435 Nash, LuDene 93 Nay Robert Elmer 229 Nay, Shirley Ann 93, 229 Naylor, Carrol 229 Naylof, Gay 229 Naylor, Jay Harvey 229 Neal, Coralie 298 Neal, LaRonna Alta 228 Neasherlll, Rae 409 Nebeker. Darlene Gaye 115. 122. 271 Nebeker. Nebeker. 300 Neeley. Barbara Carol 229 Neeley, Lauradene 271 Neeley. Marilyn Maude 226 Neeley, Norma 229 Neemeyer, Jackie Lee 229 Neilson. Donald Ralph 339 Neilson, Jay Wallace 270 Neilson, Keith H. 229 113. 299 Olsen, John P. 342 Olsen, Ladeane 271, 402, 416 Olsen, Larry A. 271 Olsen. Lavian Eileen 229 Olsen. Margaret Ann 458 Olsen Marilyn B. 226, 406 Olsen Nellie Nadine 229 Olsen, Ray R. 329 Olsen, Rheta 229 Olsen. Snell 60 Olsen, Wllma Lee 52, 271. 459 Olson, John Frederick 271 Olson, Lavera Jean 301, 437 Openshaw. Pearl D. 229 Orchard, Theo Ray 229 Ord, Richard Neil 107, 301 Ord. Vanlta 229 Orme Gordon Reed 271, 391 Ormsby. Paul 301 Orr. Berkley Cooley 328 Orr, Charles L. 72, 271 Orr, Laree 93 125. 271 Orr, Shirley fe. 229. 413 Orrlck. Bob 373 Orrock, Beverly Ethel 328 Orrock. William B. 229 Orton, Ferrln Lay 229 Orton, Thomas Kenny 271, 461 Osborn, Herbert Hoover 273 Osborn, Robert T, 229 Osborne, John William 271 Oscarson, Robert Don 299. Payne, Lucinda 231 Payne, Robert Marr 456 Payne Shirley Mae 231 Payne, Velma 420 Payne William Harold 329 Peacock, C. Herschel 338 Pear on Beverly Joan 301 Pearson, David T. 339 Pearson Ray Don 231 Peay, Jack D. 329 Peaclt, Carole Smith 272 Peck, Dennis McMillan 93, 231 Peck. Earl Lee 301 Peck. Gerald C. 231 Peck. Katherlno 273 P.rl I W so n 71 Ptcl ;ho r flS Jr. 107. 301 Pedersen Allen Dean 109. 329 12. 127 4li 228 Nieliei Nielsen, 07 Nielsen. Mel Lewis Wilford 271 Lome Ann 100. 228, 300. 328. 354 R. Margene 270 Nielsen Rav Elvln 270. 300. 358 Nielsen Shirle Pace 328 Nielsen Vera Bernice 228 Nielson. Ann 300. «3 Nielson. Diane 228, 395 Nielson. Gordon 300 Janet Gay 228 Jeanlne 93. 228. 404 John Henrie 328 June Moroni 228 Lars Peter 228 . LouDell fc3 Nielson. Margene 339 Nielson. Mary Suzanne 228. 41b Melvin 353 Pliyllis Marr 49. 93. 221 Roberta 152. 424 Ronald F. 270. 450 Sonya Diane 184. 228 i Sylvia 8. 228. 405 ftichard E. 53. 328. 433 Nilsson. Bruce Ray 110. 271 Nilsson Maureen 228 Nixon Dorothy Dean 228. 437 Gladys 300. 437 Jack no, 270. 391 Jim W. 328 Lore Evelyn 228 William Lynn 228 Nord William James 328 Nordln. Floyd L. 118. 228 Norrell. Elirson 414 Norseth. Coleen 228. 404 Norton. Don Evan. Jr. 94 371 Osier. Billy 358 Osmond. Ralph W. 229 Ostler, feernell C. 229 Ostler. Glen Leroy 229 Ostler. Grace 271. 393. 447 Oslraff. Albert Perry 80. 113. 301 Ottley. Ivie Ruth 272 Ottley. Renae Carlin 328 Ottosen. Marvin Lee 80. 299 Ovard Joan Mariam 301 Overfelt. M. Claire 299. 445 Ovcrmohle. Shirley M. 229. 404 Oveson. Kave 402 Oveson. Levi Winford 329 Oveson. Martha Joan 54. 299. 445 Oveson. Merrill Gene 148. 384. 405. 429 Oveson. Richard Merrill 54. 73. 189, 4(0 Owen Barbara Jean 272. 425 Owen. Lloyd V. 272. 451 Owens. Clois Elaine 93. 229. 414 Owens. Nannette 91. 229 Oyler. Phillip D. 229. 358 Nielson Nielson Nielson, Nielson Nielson Nielsi Nielson Nielson. Nielson, Nielson Nielson Nikolau Nixon. Nixon. Nixon. Nixon. Nixon. Pace. Florian 272 Pace. Kenneth J. 430 Pace. Patricia Rae 92. 389. 405 Pace. Rayna Gay 191. 272, 389 Pace, Renata Nucla 230 Pack, Irma Jean 230 Packard, Glide Ann 447 Packham, Elaine Kirbv 230 Packham H. Richard 301 Packs, Margaret 102 Page. Betty Jo 52, 70. 299, 389, 393. 437 Painter. Reed Romney 299. 450 nan W. Russell 299 Arlene Rosemary 49. 93. Norton, Marilyn 166, 445 Melba E. 97, 270 Norton, Merlin J. 228 Nowell, Patricia Ann 151 388, 422, 443 Nowers Vera 300 Nubert, Bud 109 NuHall. Vlrl Ross 329 Nuttall. William Garth 270 447 Olsen, Olsen, Olsen, Olsen. Olsen, Gi Olsen, Olsen, John Pedersen, Beverly A. I2I, Pedersen, Galen 231 Pedersen. James Loel 231 Pederson John Thomas 272. 414 Pederson, Keith Gray 329 Peery, David 272, 450 Peery, Joan 395 Pegues, Patsy Ann 231. 405 Pehrson, Rutfi 100, 117, 231. Pendleton, Lynn 66, 329 Penfold, hJeale B. 272, 414 Penn, Vernon Therald 231 Penny, Ray Eugene 142, 231. 462 Penrod, Joann Grace 186, 231 Penrod. Richard Gary 231 Penrose. Charles W. 301 Peralta. Gonialo 68, 173. 231 Pergoliiil, Louis G. ISO, 157. 175, 272 Perkins, James Adams 231 Perrelra. Malle Joyce 301 , 411 Perry. Eugene 272 Perry. Gordon 374 Perry, Joan 231 Perry, John Russell 431 Perry, Kenneth I. 146, 175, 302. 385. 430 Perry LuDawn 395 Perry, Malin 300, 399, 429 Perry. Ray Ardcn 272 Perry, William Pettlt 175, 329, 432 Persons, Mary Louise 102, 232 Persson. Jerry Lynn 231 Peters, Leroy R. 272 Peterson, Betty Jo 405 Petersen. Bruce James 231 456 Petersen. Doris Rae 93, 272 Petersen Edward Harry 231. 462 Elaine Beth 231 Jeneal 148, 272. 416. 435 Joanne 231 Lloyd S. 231 Mae Jean 231 PaHreyr Palmer, 230 Palmer, Clai Palmer, Palrner, Palmer, 12 L 299 ho Oak, Cecil R. 75 Oakes, Thomas Warren Oakey, Marylin Jane 69 15 , 173. 328. 386 Oakley. Marlene 91, 271 Oaks. Daltin H. 299 Oaks. June Dixon 271 Oates, Caroline E. 230 Obert, Carol Jean 271, 435, 457 Oborn, Gene 9i, 271 Oborn Nelden Mardell 300, 390, 451 Obregon Maria M. 76, 271, 413 Ockerman, Kleta Myra 230 Ockey. Larue 388 Odell. Norma L. 230, 405 Odom, D. Lee 300 Oldroyd. Lavar Kay 301 Oldroyd, Mark ISO Oliphant, Ronald Elgin 230 Oliphant, Virginia 230 Oliver, Carl Lloyd 271 Oliver, Howard Gordon 229, 407 Oliver, Patricia Anne 229 Olmstead, Clifford F. 67, 157. 339. 374 Olney, Dorothy Grace 230 Olpin, Clara 271 Olpin, David Lawrence 229 Olpln, Owen Culmer 229 Ben Lamar 299 Betty 301 Darwin 229 Ooreen Petersen, Peterse Peterse Peterse Peterse Petersen. Petersen, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Petersoi rt Clyde 229 ■ r Miller 119, 271 K. Madsen 69, E. Ellis 230 Elmer Lavar 272 Palmer, Kathalene 230 Palmer Marilyn 95, 329. 4S3 Palmer, Pauline 230 Palmer, Quinton Thomas 67. 301 Palmer, William S. 230 Parberry. Oema I. 301 Parcell, Bob 415 Parcell, Joan 230, 416. 435 Parent, Vernon F. 113. 306 Paris. AnneHe 329 Park Clifford William 230 Park, Dean Il2 Park Margaret Louise 230 Parker, Carman 230 Parker. Claire Kukana 90, 230, 411 Parker, Colleen 329, 402 Parker, Don 272, 44B Porker, Janet Sandy 301 Parker. Joyce 93, 230 Parker, Karen Frances 93, 230. 415 Parker, Kaye Claudette 301 Parker, Morris W. 301 Parkin, Max H. 343 Parkinson, David 429 Parkinson, George J. 329 Parkinson. John Taylor 230 Parks. Dean 342 Parrish, Ann 230 Parsell. Robert W. 441 Partridge. Carol May 230 Partridge. Carolyn 122 Partridge, Corlne Ray 102 Partridge, Keith 230 Partridge, Richan 74 Partridge. Susanne E. 5l. 172, 194, 230, 395 Passey, Afton 64. 123, 329 Passey. J. Bruce 301, 404 Patch, Adonna 115 Patch. Bob 115 Pate, George W. 301 Patten, Benton 230 Patten, Emery Phillips 231 Patten. Glen A. 329 Paterson. Eva Mae 272 Patterson, Allan D. 329 Patterson, Ellsworth A. 301 Patterson Elsie Mae 272. 426 Paltersori, Julia V. 231 Patton, Joseph Behllng 231 Paul, DewlH Jay 231 Paul, Merlin Gene 118, 272 Paul, Virginia C. 231 Peult. Peggy Mae 231 Paulsen, Ruth Carol 272, 453 Paulson Lynn M. 231 Paulson Magnus Glen 398 Paulson, Monte 93 Paulson, Walter Paul 329 Paxman. Gary L 50, 329, 350, 353 Paye. Don 358 Payne, Duane M. 272 Payne, Elva Ann 231 Payne, Karol June 120, 272, 389 Ray Alvi 272 Virlow Kay 231 Arlene 23l, 416 Barbara Ruby 231 Charles C. 342 Dallas O. 74, 339 Dennis E. 272, 461 Don L. 67 Dorene M. 92. 329 Peterson, Dorothy 231 Peterson. Dwelne Smith 405 Peterson, E. Wayne 232 Peterson, Eva May 126, 164 Peterson, Ferry Wade 232 Peterson, Frances E. 231 Peterson, Frank W. 272, 390 Peterson, H. Don 300 Peterson. Irene 301 Peterson, Jack Orton 329 Peterson, James Lambert 329 Peterson, Jo Ann 231 Peterson, John Hulsh 329 Peterson, John Richard 107 Peterson. Kenneth D. 231 Peterson, LaRayne 272. 447 Peterson. Larry W. 231, 462 Peterson, Lois Verena 329, 437 Peterson, Lorna 301 454 Peterson, Lou Jeane 272 Peterson. Marian 272 Peterson. Mariorie 231 Peterson, Marylyn B. 127 167, 272 Peterson, Morris Smith 272, 364 Peterson, Nancy Carrol 231 Peterson, Paul Edgar 231 Roald E. 301 Robert L. 91, 231 Robert Warren 272, 460 Ross Merlin 139, 174, Ruth L. 77, 231 Virginia 232, 395 Peterson; Wlnfleld H. 300 Pettey, Lee R. 329 Petterson, Joanne 406 Pettlngill, Dona Fe 232 Petty, Carmen Larue 300. 420, 445 Pew, Arlo Vail 232, 405 Pexton, Richard Norman 272 Phelan. Mary 102. 232, 458 Phelps, Le Grande John 223 Phillips. Blaine C. 60, 302 Phillips, Norma 93, 300 Phillips. Ronald J. 300. 451 Phillips, Ross 93 Phillips. Victor Dee C. 232 Phlpps, Albert Curtis 232 Phlpps. Diane 342 Phipps, Don Curtis 232 PicEerell Glenda Mae 232 Pierce, feuy 329 Pierce, Louis 399 cock. George D. 329 Mark G. 232 Rulon Desmond Peterson Peterson Peterson Petersoi 300 Petersoi Peterson 300, Pincock, PIncock, 451 PInegar, Annie Joy 92, 93, 300 Plnegar. Ed Jolley 366, 373 PInegar, Wanlta 445 Pipes, Howard Stanley 300 Pipes. Shirley Veda 232 Pires. Maria Eunice 232. 400, 409, 410 Platts, Robert G. Paul 329 Pollock, James L, 300, 450 Pollock, Dorothy 426 Poison. Georgia 232 Pomeroy, Patrick G. 54. 283. 301, 375, 460 Pond. Robert Gary 339 Pope. Barbara 92, 232 Pope. Maxine Shepherd 272, 409 Pope Richard Lamont 191. 300. 385, 404 470 Porelson. Brooks 80 Porras, Francisco R. 76, 232 Porter. Alden 371 Porter, Joseph Dean 232 Porter, Laurel D, 232. 399 Porter, Leroy Earl -18, 50, 158. 183, 3li Porter, Owen Ray 329 Porter, Reed Johnson 232 Porter. Stan 148 Posey. Wyrlene Joyce 76. 117, 272, 4oe Potter. Arnel D. 330 Potter, Barbara Lee 232 Potter. Weston Schow 232 Poulsen. Gerald P. 273 Poulsen Gov A. Jr. 273, 390 Poulsen. Udell t 107 329 Poulson. Earlene 122, 232 Poulson, Henry Brooks 330 Poulson, Jack Gale 60. 273 Poulson, Joyce 273 Powell, Bernell B. 273, AA Powell, Brad 150 Powell. Dean Jay 232. 457 Powell. James Leroy 330 Powell, Joan 232 Powell, Paul R. 69, 300 Powell. Shirley 0. 273, t35 Powelson, Judith Ann 273, 435 Powelson, Pauline 272, 388, 437 Powers, Ralph Frampton 358 Pratt, Cal IS8 Pratt. Jean 300. 4« Pratt. Jeanine 232 Preece, Donna Thelma 273 Preece. Eldred Bruce 300 Preston. Elmer W. 232 Preston, Gerald L. 232 Preston. Lurlyn M. 93, 126, 273 Prestwich, Erwin M. 232 Prestwich Kent E. 91. 301, 429 Prexton, Richard W. 451 Price. Albert Keith 273 Price, Alvin O. 112. 300 Price. Cletis Leonard 93, 232 Price. Hal T. 273 Price, Janice Claire 273, 406, 389 Price, Kendall 67, 300 Price, William H. 232 Prince, Veda Joyce 232 Prior. Patricia Ann 273, 435 Prior. Sally Joan 300. 43S Pritchett, Melrose Jed, Jr. 55, 300. 364, 432 Pritchefl, Robert M. 90, 92, 300 Privat, John Pierre 232 Probert, Carolyn Jean 232, 357 Probert. Marion Earl 355 Probst. Joyce 232 Probst, Renao 234, 380 Probst, Wayne Watkins 302 Proctor, Paul Dean 74 Provstgaard, Gayle 93, 232 Prueitt, Melvin Lewis 232. 405 Prusse, Ralph E. 94. 330 Pryor, William Conan 232 Pugh. Karen 232 Pugh. Margaret 273, 426 Pugmire, Elaine G. 84, 330 Putins, Max E. 405 Pulian, Joyce L 232 Pullins. Janice 273 Pulsipher. Eldon B. 112, 291 Pulsipher. Karia Marie 233, 405 Pulsipher. Marilyn 166. 167, 445 Pulsipher. Norma Jean 93, 232 Pulver. Willis 299, 300 Purser. Gerald L. 232 Purvis, Darwin Willard 232 Pusey, C. Richards 300 Putnam, Howard H. 9i, 105, 154, 173. 330 Putnam Melrose H. 330 Pyott, Elsie Renee 232 Pvper, James William 232 Dualls, Gary Lemar 273 Juigley. Blaine H. 330 5ulgley, Darrell V. 330 Doiqiey, John L. 342 Puinlan. Pearl Legene 232. 414 Duinn. Noel H. 142, 164 Jointon, Bryce G. 273 Rabidou, Jean Marie 233 Radichel, Melvin C. 70, 304, 422 Radmall, Max Berdell 60, 300 Radmall, William Alma 110, 300 Ragsdale. Donald Frank 273 Ragsdale, Ronald O. 269, 396 RaHe, Frederick N. 90, 235, 399. 428 Rainsdon, Emma Jean 70 273 Ralph, Horace Lowell 115 ftampton. George Oliver 330 Ranck, Betty Louise 233 Randall, Carol June 233, 395 Randall. Charles Dale 273 Randall, Jerot Dean 93. 273 Randall, Mary Lynn 233 Randall, Phyllis Ann 91, 124, 300. 420 Randall, Shirley B. 109, 110, 304 Rands, Myrth Ellen 233. 406 Ranestant, Lynn 358 Rankers, Margaret 299 Raphael, John Conrad 68, 273 Rasmussen. Albert L. 93. 273 Rasmussen, Anne 88, 142. 151, IBO. 315, 330, 386. 402, 454 Rasmussen, Donna Fay 108. 233 Rasmussen, Hylda E. 300 Rasmussen, Joyce D. 117, 235 Rasmussen, Lloyd M. 235 Rasmussen, Re Nee 273, 426 Rasmussen, Thomas Val 301 Ravsten, Lynn R. 330, 374 Rawlings. Lamar A. 373, 450 Rawlings. Stephen L. 302 Ray. Joye 330 Ray. Lynn Richard 235 Ray, Shirley Nadine 300 Raye, Tom 92 Read, Bonne 235 Read, Maxlne 106 Read, Vernon 93 Ream. Susan 191 Reber, Joyce Ellare 70 Redd, Anfta 235 Redd, Katheryn Anne 190, 233 Redd. Marilyn 190 Redding, Marlon E. 402 Reed, Dorothy Elaine 273 Reed Frances Lorraine 330, 453 Reed, Karolyn K. 233 Reed. Raymond Taylor 302. 405 Reed. Roselyn Ray 233 Reeder Jim A. 72 Rees, Barbara Jane 330 Rees. Phyllis 68, 233, 437 Rees, Sharlene 233 Rees. Shirley Ann 273 Reese, Carol 233 Reeve, Orvllle Lee 233 Reeves, Lois Merllyn 232 Reid, aul Holt 233 Reld William Vern 233 Reinhardt, Maxine 126. 300 Relnsch, Cecil Albert 105, 330 Remington. Marjory 233. 439 Remund, Ravae 93, 300 Rencher, Alvin Clarence 233, 405 Rencher, Paul Richard 233 Rencher. Viola 273 Rex, William Sterling 233 Reynolds, Alice Freda 233 Reynolds, Ann 233 Reynolds, Carol Ann 233, 394 Reynolds, Colleen 342 Reynolds, Loran R. 233 Reynolds, Patricia Rey 123. 273 Reynolds, Velia Jean 233 Rhees, Janet 273. 458 Rhees. Larene 420 Rhees, Ranae 233 Rhoades, Darleno 273 Rhodes, Jim A. 74 Rice. Arlene Inez 233, 402 Rice, Donald Legrand 163, 191. 408 Rice, Martene 93. 233 Rice Velma Darlene 115. 121, 273, 407 Rich, John Harold. Jr. 302 Rich, Kathryn Affleck 123. 443 Rich. Margaret 273 Rich, Nancy Ann 158, 300. 406. 453 Rich, Ruth Diane 142, 233 Ich, William Saunders 234, 405 ichan. Frederick P, 74 ichan, Mary lla 302, 433 ■ ■ ■ Bryan 93, 416 Don 344, 420 Florlne 342 Gene Murdell 273, 433 G. S. 60, 63 Harold James 234 Ichards; Harold L. 301 Ichards, Horace B. 234 ichards, MaRee 234 .Ichards, R. Meal 191 . . . Ruth 234 ichardson, George L, 234 ichardson, James D. 301 ■ Jorth A. 302, 405 Laureen B. 234 Newell Kay 106, 330 Ronald L. 406 e 273 Dale M. 75, 339 :hey, Joseph Lewis 313. 364, 365 Rlchey, Maleen 273, 443 Richey, NSncy E. 302 Richins, Arthur C. 273 Richins, James Alden 112, 273 Richins, Nita May 273 Richmond, Lloyd Harold 234, 405 Richmond. Maurice Wayne 301 Richmond. Ruth 301 Rickenback. Dean J. 404. 431 Ricks. Clyde 142, 176, 302 Ricks. Deen Ann 234, 437 Ricks, Robert J. 302 Riddle Mary Maxine 233 Rider, Mary Roth 233 Ridge. Donald L. 302. 457 Ridge, John 410 Rlegel. Norma 233 Rlendeau, Carol Jean 273 Rlgby, Cleston Nell 404 Rlqby E. BeMrand 1 16. 302 Rlgby, Ralph E. 150, 302 Rigby Ruby Marie 233 Riqby Sterling Charles 233 Rlgby, W. Dean 330 Rlggln Don Gene 233 Rlqgs. Abble Lee 273 Rlggs, Dawn 176, 435 Riggs. Edris Rae 234, 394 Riggs, Marilyn 93, 302 Riggs, Samuel Leiand 4l0 Rlggs, Warren Yancy 273 Rlggs. Westlyn Carvel 273, 405 Riley, Joan 342, 416 Rippllnger, Donald H. 68 Rippon, Clifton Brown 233 Rirle, (tarolyn 94, 233, 395 Rirle, Geraldlne 330 Rlrle, Roger C. 440 Robbins, Darvel M. 112, 330 Robblns, Suzanne 234, 416 Robert, Dean D. 60 Roberts, Glen Eldon 234 Roberts, How. Ichards, chards, chords, chards, chards, chardson, chardson, chardson chey, Alic 405 Roberts. Jack E. SO. 54. 98. 339, 385, 460 Roberts. Larralne 273. 445 Roberts, Richard Dean 234, 273. 399 Roberts, Robert E. 234, 456 Roberts, Stanley Dean 235 Robertson, Bobby Dean 330 Robertson, Gary Evan 234 Robertson. John floyacfc 273, 432 Robertson, Robert D. 273, 452 Robertson. Thyrele 164. 275 Robins, David L, 302 Robins, Marilyn 234 Robinson, Dorothy L. 235 Robinson, Joann L. 274 Robinson, John Melvin 353. 367 Robinson, Lyie T. 303, 405 Robinson. Margot Gay 234, 406, 410 Robinson, Robert 93 Robison, Acea H. 274 Robison, Albert D. 94, 234 Robison, Barbara A, 330 Robison, Carol Ann 234 Robison, Darlene 234 Robison, Dixie J. 92, 163, 274, 393. 402, 443 Robison, Eleanor True 93, 234 Robison, Joseph Clark 235 Robison, Richard A. 104, 274 Robison, Roland Grove- 302 Robison Rulon D. 93. 343, 390 Robison, Wilbur Gerald 274 Rockwood, Dorothy D. 234 Rodeback, Shirley N. 330 Roderick. John J. 115, 127 Rodrlqoes, Yolanda 342. 410 Rodriguez Miriam 76, 330, 409 Rogers. Akiu 234 Rogers, Anella 274 Rogers Clair Winston 70. 302 Rogers, Garth O. 331. 398 Rogers, Kenneth H. 302 Rogers, Pearl 102. 234. 405 Rogers, Sheree 234, 405 Rohring. Elsa 70, 40? Rollins, Ellen May 235. 407 Rollins, Gary Porter 94. 157, 275, 421 Rollins, Loy 94, 235, 421 Rollins, Myrna 173, 235 Rollins, Phil 331. 367. 421 Romney, Barbara 191 Romney, George J. 94, 196. 234 Romney, Gefafdlne 235 Romney, Miles Hayden, Jr. 234, 405 Romney, Ruth Ann 235 Romney, Van E., Jr. 70, 302. 457 Rondo, Joseph William 274 Roper, Gary Love 1 1 235 Roper, Lavar L. 70, 274 Roper. Mary Beth 102, 235 Rose, Ruth Leone 344. 443 Roselll, Remo 410 Rosen, Harold E. 109, 113, 304 Rosenlof, Jon Roger 235 Roskelley, Legrand W, 274 Ross Beverly Elaine 165. 274, 426 Ross, Merlynn 235 Ross, Reginald Arthur 242 Rossiter. Patricia Ann 274. 393 Roth, Gordon 274 Rounds, Cliff Carney 302. 461 Roundy, Elmo S. 330. 353 Roundy. Ferrel Glade 70, 274 Roundy, Marilyn 91, 331 Roundy, Verl Parker 235 Routsong, John 191 Row, Bob 373 Rowberry, Dick 457 Rowberry, C. Joseph 330, 385 Rowberry, Richard Lee 330 Rowberry, Stewart H. 304 Rowe, Betty Jean 331 3 5, 463 Rowe, Matthew Robert 274 Rowe, Robert Lynn 235, 391 Rowe, William Stephens 274 Rowley, Edward M. 304 Rowley, Mlland T. 227, 415 Rowley, Ralph Alcorn 235, 410 Rowley, Richard Thorop 235, 302 Rowley. Robert D. 331 Rowley, Thomas Elmer 235 Rudd, Donna Lee 302 Rudy, Larue Almlra 235 Ruff, Howard Joseph 90, 109, 158, 164 Rush, Hugh Darrell 69. 142 Rush, Josephine 235. 410 Rushton, Darrel Y, 331 Russell, Gloria Belle 274, 426 Russell, Jeanne 123 Rosson. Dee Ray 235 Russon, Kenneth Myron 235 Russon. Lisle Tanner 331 Rust, Doyle Kimball 304 Rust, Martin Wilson 274, 457 Rust, William Luke 93 Rotter. Helen 93. 339 Rutter, J. James 302, 449 Ryley, Frank M. 302 Ryttlng, Ruth 73, 190, 197, 235, 402 Sabey, Burns Roy 331 Sabin, Jean 235 Sabln, Leora 275, 388 Sabin Maril ynMarie 92, 109, 274, 393 Sabln. Paul B. 23S Sackelt, Helen Louise 186, 235 Sadler. Arthur Butler 331 Sagers, Robert Gordon 331 Saito, George Goro 235 Saling, Wallace M., Jr. 93, 235 Salisbury, George R. 302, 375. 461 Salisbury. Todd B. 235, 398 Sallenbach, Shirley I. 121, 235 Solmond, Mary Beth 126, 186, 275 Saltus, Dorothy Jean A. 301 Saltos, Gail L. 331 Sam, David Gary 259 Sampson, William C, Jr. 235 Sandberg, Joseph C. 116, 302 Sanders, Beverly Ann 274 Sanders, Catherine R. 331 Sanders, Laree 331 Sanford, Dorothv L. 121 Sangren. L. Burke 304 Sant, Bud 72 Sant. La Monte 302 Sante, Roger W. 343. 431 Sardmlre. Ruth Anne 97 Sare. Gene R. 236 Sargent. Jerry J. 302. 375 Sargent Larry Don 188. 274, 428 Sasine, Robert Gale 428, 462 Sato, Esther N. 77, 107. 331 Satterfleld, Robert L. 354 Sauts. Mary Alice 93, 235, 395 Saunders Sally Frances 302, 447 Savage, Janet Helen 70, 93 Savage, Scott M. 126, 236 Savilfe. Marilyn 93, 235 Sawyer, John Raymond 235, 371 Sawyer. Melvin Wayne 274 Sawyers, Linda Rae 235. 395 Scalf, Robert Alan 94, 115, 119, 164, 274 Schaap, Robert N. 235 Schade, Betty Carolyn 236. 402, 406 Schaelling, Charles F. 303 Schaelling, Edith A. 235, 416 Schaerrer. Joanne 102 Schaller, Gay 236 ScheHf, Mary Lou 166, 174, 185, 274, 331, 388. 439. 454 Schenk, Laura Lea 92. 274, 402, 458 SchenV. Mary Louise 402 Schenk. Viola M. 331, 458 Schetselaar. Melvin 235 Schleve. Ernest C. 70 Schmld. Dorothy May 236 Schmidt, Howard Gerald 302 Schmidt, Rachel Lois 236 Schmidt, Warren L. 236 Schmilt, Ray 60, 407 Schmlt, Walt 3 3 Schmltt, Glyn Nora 235, 435 Schmuhl, Dorothy E. 70. 236 Schoell, Beth 84 Schoenfeld. Edward L. 95, 339 Schofield, J. Gary ISO, 236 Schofield, Robert C. 303 Schofield, Sheldon C. 84, 331 Scholle. Richard Edward 190, 274 Schovy, Grant 303 Schow. Enid 93, 302 Schow, Gerald Stanley 236 Scho w, tvlorgan Grant 420 Schow, Robert Rivers 331 Schramm, Roland C. 105 Schroder, Janice L. 55, 236 Schuenmna, E. Gail 236 Schulti. Ronald W. 92, 331. 427 Schweider. Charles T. 274 Schwindt. Alice E. 236 Scoresby. David Owen 93, 236 Scoresby, Ivy Lucile 93, 303 Scoresby. Martha Ann 93 Scott, Harold J. 397 Scott, Joyce 275 Scott, William M. 236, 427 Scott, Zola 236 Scovll, Carol 236, 414 Scow Merrill C. 236. 339 Scow, Ted Justesen 303 Seal Franklin E. 236 Seal Lorna Darlene P. 236 Searle, Geraldlne 458 Searle. Paul Robert 94, 303, 398 Seastrand, James K. 304, 404 Seastrand, Stephen A. 113. 303 Secrlst, Charlene H. 63, 331, 420. 454 Sederholm, Carl R. 72, 331 Sedgwick, Karen Sue 236. 402. 406 See. Judy Faye 236 Seegmlller. David W. 236 Seegmiller. Laureen 331. 437 Seefy. Dean Hansen 113, 275 Seely, Donna Oneta 274 Seely, Edwin M. G, 72, 112, 331 Seely, Grace 236 Seely, Marjorie P. 331 Seely, Morris Roel 331 Seely, Norma Ann 302 Seller, Ruth 166, 236. 395, 416 Sel.aquaptewa, Emory, Jr, 418 Self. Jacqueline L. 236 Selin, Terry G. 236 Sellers, Charles L. 236 Sellers, Lois M. 188, 331 Sellers, Swede 405 Sessions, Charlene R. 186, 274, 435 Sewell, Mary Merle 331, 439 Seymour Joan Beatrice 274, 453 Shade, Agnes 236 Shafer. Efizabeth 236 Sharp. Charles H. 397 Sharp, Joan Marie 236 Shattuck, Marilyn A. 236 Shaw, Betty Maurlne 120, 236 Shaw, Graham Campbell 303 Shaw, Marian E. 420 Shaw Robert Keith 331 Shaw, Selma 331, 445 Shaw. Welding t. 304 Shawcroft, Gary Reese 236 Sheets, Leiand Ogden 236 Sheets, Leon Donald 274, 399, 432 Shell. Frederick R. 331 Shelley, Thais Jacque 331 Sheliington. Betty Jo 331 Sheldon, Monphy 236 Shelton. Carol V. 236, 426 Shelton, Janet Anne 236, 394, 395 Shepherd. Carolyn E. 274 Shepherd, Kenneth M. 274 Sheranian, Richard E. 331, 460 Shertzer. Minnie Clara 190, 274, 437 Sherwood. Jerald Clark 304 Sherwood, Rowena June 236, 394 Shields, Donald Jack 93, 236 Shields, Gus 164 Shields, Helen E. 236 Shields, Nona Day 236 Shipley, Myrl Jeanne 237 Shipp, Phillip Royal 236 Shirley. Miriam 236, 409 Shirley, Myrna June 344 Shirota, Mitchell M. 236 Shirts. Elmo Bryant 236 Shirts, Fred Donald 93, 236 Shoemaker, Dixie Mae 275 Shoemaker, Gene 303 Shreeve Charles 237 Shulman, Betty Oelols 237 Shulman, Quincey 112 Shumway, Donald 112 Shumway. Drew 60, 354, 405 Shumway. E. Widtsoe 72 Shumway, Joan 237 Shumway. Larry Vee 93, 237. 405 Shumway. Lenn M. 93, 109, 112, 339 Shumway. Mary Annette 237. 405 Shumway. Miles S. 304 Shumway R. Phil 60 Shumway. Ruth 405 Shumway, Van L. 332, 405 Shurtleff, James L. 390 Shurtleff, Joye Ann 94. 156. 303, 445 Shurlz, Alden 237 Shurti, Billy Kay 405 Shute. Reginald Wayne 275, 407 Siddoway, Carol 274, 447 Slemssen, Janet R. E. 237 Sigmon, Marcus 450 Sifberstein, Dorofhy M. 93. 237 Sill, James Oren 186, 304. 452 Simmon, Brian E. 276 Simmons, Almo eeats 237 Simmons, Bert Ray 235, 427 Simmons, Carol Zella 93 Simmons, Dennis E. 274 Simmons, James Arthur 237 Simmons. Paul A. 397 Simonsen. Gary B. 149, 237, 406 Simper, Beth Gayla 237 Simpson, Clarice W. 332 Slnapl iviua 94. 227, 275 Sincfair. Eugene 116, 304 Singleton, Shirley A. 237 Sipherd. Bob 460 Slrles, James Walter 397 Skeen, James Frank 237 Skeen, LaMar W. 110. 303 Skeen Roger West 237, 371 Skinner, Betty Gene 274 Skousen, Alene 93. 237. 395. 405 Skousen, Betty Jean 106 Skousen, Donald Lee 237, 405 Skousen, Orval N. 344 Skousen, Owen Derrell 353 Skousen, Samuel James 397 Skousen, William Jess 304. 404. 461 Sfcyles, Doris Eliza 274 Slade, Clara Christine 237 Slade, Nada Dorene 237, 405 Slater Nola Adene 55, 237, 395 Slater, P. Diane 274, 445 Staymaker, Norman Royce 251, 274, 353, 416 Sleater, Beryl 65, 166, 237 Sloan, JoAnn 94 Sloan, Sylvia 237 Smart, Richard J. 175, 303. 375 Smeath, Donna Jean 274 Smedley. Beverly 237 Smedley, James Judson 237 Smit, Walter R. 75, 355 Smitk, Arleen 237 Smith. Betty Gene 117 Smith, Severly J. 274, 414 Smith, Cleon Verl 274, 407 Smith. Curtiss Lynn 274, 457 Smith, David Evans 67, 76, 332 Smith, Dean Stringham 275 Smith, Dixie Larue A. 92 Smith Donna Monlque 237, 437 Smith, Doris Eilleen 237 Smith. Eugene Clinton J. 237 Smith, Evelyn 237, 406 Smith, Gail Ann 238 Smith, Gaynor Rich 237 Smith, Gerald Wayne 237. 451 Smith Glen Arthur 93, 274 Smith. Gordon E. 371 Smith. Harold Dalnes 303 Smith, J. Norman 191. 304. 391. 408 Smith, Jay Myrven, Jr. 275, 332, 365 Smith. Jerry 451 Smith, Joann 69,_9I, 275 Smith, Joanne 275. 402, 445 Smith, Jordan G. 303, 410 Smith, Joseph R. 116 Smith, Karla Dayle 237 Smith, Karlie M. 238 Smith, Karma 61. 332 Smith, Keith T. 186, 332 Smith, Kenneth H. 116, 237. 399 Smith, Kermit H. 303 Smith, Laren Wesley 237 Smith, Leiand Alfred 77, 307, 405 Smith Leonard C. 237, 418 Smith, Lehi T. 110, 345 Smith. Lorraine 93, 128. 275. 393 Smith, Melva Ann 70, 304 Smith Norma Louise 238 Smith. Norman Davis 110, 186, 332 Smith. Olene 48. 50, 98. 151, 332. 386, 402, 420, 458 Smith, Patricia Ann 275. 388 Smith, Paul Grant 75, 116. 303 Smith. Phil Mcfate 275 Smith, Phyllis Joy 304. 454 Smith Raeone 102, 238 Smith, Rex D. Il5, 118. 275 Smith Rex Lloyd 69, 332, 440 Smith, Richard A. 275, Smith, Richard L. 80 Smith. Richard Raymond 63 Smith Richard Terry 354. 358 Smith, Robert Bailey 358 Smith, Robert J. 80 Smith, Robert Viqh 238 Smith, Roland 112, 343 Smith Ronald R. 238, 421 Smith, Roy L. 60 Smith Shirley 93, 238 Smith, Sue 238, 405 Smith Ted Lamar 238, 358. 451 Smith, Terry C. 275. 304 Smith Vella Rose 410 Smith, Virgil 50, 73, 188, 191, 339 Smith, Walter 332 Smith, William Dean 430 Smithen, Carol Irene 238 Smlthson, Bud 405 Smithson, Anne Vee 332 Smlthson, James 6. 342 Smoot, Leon Douglas 237, 366 Snarr. Beverly J. 275, 454 Snel, Nlcolaas Dirk 91, 92, 173 Snelgrove, Helen Lamar 304 Snelgrove, Philip R. 332 Snider, t ary Ruth 332 Snow. Arnolene 238 Snow, Beverly Jean 275 Snow. Karl Nelson 275. 460 Snow. Quentin Esca 332, 404 Snyder, lona May 115, 121. 332 Soderquist. Alma Gene 332 Soelberg, Bruce Ray 275. 457 Solenback Shirley 407 Solomon Daniel Jack 237. 358 Solomon, Patricia R. 191, 238 Somerville Wallace R. 399 Sorensen, Dorothy E. 236 Sorensen, Gunnar 275, 409 Sorensen, Grethe 238 Sorensen, Greta 407 Sorensen, Kent V. 27S Sorensen, Leah 238 Sorensen, Lund 238 Sorensen, Leila June 275 Sorensen, Leona 238 Sorensen, Margaret A, 303 Sorensen, Mary A. 238, 416 Sorensen, Mary Anne 303, 402, 445 Sorensen, Marva 238 Sorensen, Neil R. 7S Sorensen, Stanford P. 88. 89, 303 Sorensen, Stanley Jay 238, 440 Sorensen, Von Loyd 238 Sorenson, Carol Dawn 94. 236, 395. 439 Sorenson, Carol Winona 239 Sorenson, Lois 275 Sorenson. Ruth Lavon 275. 426 Sorrlaux, Jeannine 332 Soule, Patricia 342 South, Richard Kent 247. 456 Southwick, Paul Robert 80, 275 Southworth. Grant Leroy 166, 186, 187, 238 Spackman. Asa Richard 238 Spainhower. Douglas M. 72, 238. 371 Spanqler. Jacqueline I. 93, 275. 437 Sparks. David C. 276 Sparks, George C. 303 Speakman. Scott Ashby 52, 106. 158. 159. 314 Speokman. William D. 91, 107, 303 Speed. Ulysses Grant 63, 238 Spence. Marveta Marie 176, 239. 406 Spencer, Alene Emmett 239 Spencer. Kent Edison 236 Spencer. Lucy Lenore 70, 80. 238 Spencer, Nelda Jewel 238 Spencer, William Burt 90 Spendlove. Lyle Bart 358 Sperry, Delbert Joy 239 Sperry. Richard Dean 429 Spilsbury. Jewel Ann 125. 332 Spongberg Gory Lloyd 240, 457 Sprague, Kathleen 303. 459 Sprenger, Betty Joanne 238 Springer. Donna Jean 166. 239. 416 Sproul, Ladean 239 Squire. Erma Lucille 276, 426 Stacey, Sandra 93, 239 Staqg. Marland hJed 276 Staheli, J. Melvin 332 Staheti, Lynn Taylor 276, 390 Staker. Jo Ann 239 Staley, Mary Louise 303, 420 Stalker, Bonnie Gay 239 Standage. Delbert R. 303. 405 Standing, Keith MIfdIn Il5, 332 Stanford. Doris E. 54. 61, 63, 303. 455 Stanton, Brian E. 391 Stanworth Ann 239. 240 Staples, Sue Anne 239 Stapley, Donna Rae 303, 413, 437 Slapley, Marilyn 303, 402, 445 Stark, Colleen B. 239 Starley, Jean 61, 303 Starling, Carlos Wesley 239. 399 Starling, Jean 454 Starr. Mary Louise 69. 239, 426 Startup. Gerald Henry 240 Stasine, Bob 239 State. Judith Annette 276 Stay, Hoberl Lee 303. 460 Stay. Jesse E. 397 Stayner, Genevieve 303, 443 Stayner, J. Lynn 303. 391 Stebbinq, Richard E. 239 Stebbinq. William E. 107, 332 Steck. Robert Eldon 276, 367 Steed, Cherryle 97. 239. 439 Steed, Eloise 332 Steel, Harvey LaVar 239 Steel, Laverne 92, 93 Steele. Berenice Chevy 91 , 303 458 Steele, Blaine Leon 240 Steele. Lanece 239 Steele. Dorothy Blanche 276, 458 Steele. LaVar 194. 374, 399 Steele, Lynda Mae 239 Steele, Paul Leray 339 Steinagel. Jeanne M. 142. 239 Stenquist. Leiand Gus 139, 303 Stephens, Charles H. 303 Stephens, Isom L. 397 Stephens. Jlmmie 343 Stephens. Lewis P. 80. 112, 303 Stephens, Nell C. 276 Stephens. Robert E. 93. 276 Stephenson, Grant 105 Stephenson, Kay Verl 63 303 Stephenson. Larry W. 276 Stephenson. Mary L. 93, 276 Stephenson, Sharon 239 Sterling. Nixon 276 Stevens. Betty Jeanne 239, 416 Stevens, Betty Lou 276. 379. 360 Stevens, Darryl M. 239 Stevens, Fred Merlin 63, 112 Stevens. Johnny 416. 427 Stevens. Joyce 410 Stevens, Larry M. 239 Stevens. Lloyd J. 276. 303, 404. 410 Stevens. Marvin Dale 239 Stevens. Nell 364 Stevens, Patricia A. 93. 239 Stevens, Williams 450 Stevenson. Carol Ann 93. 122, 239 Stevenson. Connie V. 239 Stevenson. H. Dwayne 54, 303, 399. 419. 432 Stevenson, Joseph G. 332 Stevenson, Kay V. 60 Stevenson, Lloyd 150 Stevenson. Nancy Carol 239 Stewart, Clara Elaine 239 Stewart, D. Roger 276, 460 Stewart, Earl Dean 304 Stewart, Lynn Hansen 276 Stewart. Merwin Udell 304, 461 Stewart. Mlllicent 96, 166, 239 Stewart. Myrna 55, 239 Stewart. Nelda C. 332. 445 Stewart. Solomon Lan 239 Stewart, Zona E. 93. 303 Stiburek, Beverly J. 276, 437 Stlckel, LeRoy T. 239. 372 Stlmpson. David Vern 276, 430 Stirling, Marilyn 239 Stock, Karen Ann 93, 239. 409 Stockdale. Barbara Jean 303, 454 Stocking, Jenna Vee 108 Stocking, Norma Jo 304 Stoddard, Gary Calvin 276 Stoker, Wayde Clark 111, 391, 410, 433 Stokes. Lawana Gwsnda 240 Stokes Phyllis 276 Stolworthv, Junuetto 276 Stolworthy, Reed L, 354 Stolworthv, Willard O. 358 Stone, Charlene Tueller 332 Stone, Fred Rider 276 Stone, Lola Sterling 239 Stone. Marvin Howard 239 Stone. Stan 399 471 I Stoneking. Stanley D. 93, 239. 3tM Stoops. LIntord R. 452 Storms, Phyllis Jean 239 Sto s, Dee Leon 332 Stoslch, Richard John 304. 430 Stott Cloyd 276, 410 Stott, Uoyd 276. 4l0 StoH, Stanley 415 Stout, Richard Dale 239 Stowell Bar Dee Bonnie 240 Stowell, Betty Rae 304. 447 Stowell. Glenna 304. 405 Stowell. Louise 97, 342 Strafford. Roland J. 276 Stratford. Marilyn 342 Stratten. Herbert B. 60 StraHon, Louise Alberta 91, I2i. 127. 332 Strawn, Byron Lanar 332 Stricter, Mary Lee 239 5trir.qfelIow, Val 304. 430 Stringham, Joanne 92. 332, 386, 402, 444 Stringham Marcla 92, 459 Strong. Alice 304 Strong, Keith LeRoy 276. 461 Strong. William James 239 Siruthers, Robert E. 164 Stuart. Joanne 303, 402, 420, 445 Stubbs. Byron L. 303 Stubbs. Carol Lee 92, 240 Stubbs, Glen R. 113. 303, 417. 456 Stubbs. Naoma 92 Stubbs. Verda 92, 93, 126. 332 Stub bs, Verlene Ida 240 Stuckey, Russell D. 332. 404 Stump. Dora Ellen 240 Sturglll. Eugene H. 332 Sudweeks. Charles L. 96, 240, 399 Sukiaslan, George 50. 194, 196, 240 Summerfiayi. Joyce 96. 426 Summers. Helen Marie 186, 276. 435 Summers, Vera 240 Sumslon, Carlton T. 74. 332 Sumsion. Mark L. 240 Sumslon Nancy McCarty 332 Sund, Marlon 93. 123, 276 Sunderland. Doris M. 125, 332, 422 Sutherland. William H. 240 Sutton. Dorene 240, 414 Sutton, Helen 276 Swain, Bertella 100. 117, 276 Swain. JoJeen 240. 419 Swall. Geralee 276 Swan, Helen Joyce 304. 454 Swan, Janice Adair 240 Swasey. Ardell 304. 419 Sweat. Larae 240 Swensen, Lynn Alvin 304 Swensen, Ru sel B. 72 Swenson. Barbara Jtx 276. 458 Swenson. Bert E. Ill, 116. 304 Swenson. Ivan C. 304 Swenson, John Y, 332 Swenson, Ronald J. 304 Swenson, Royal Jay 276 Swenson, Sharlene 394 Sweeten, Cecil 342 Swingle, Richard E. 240, 462 Sykes, Donald Dean 405 Taft, Juanita 240, 395 Taggart, Charles Welch 276 TahqueMe. Mary Ann 69, 277. 418 Takasaki, Fred Yasuo 95. 340 Takenaka. Harold H. 241 Talbot, Clarice 106, 240 Tall, Marilyn Eva I3B. 145, 252, 402. 426 Talley, Olive Darlene 276. 447 Tamblyn. Warren E. 276, 371. 375, 39S Tanner. Arva Marie 240. 419 Tanner. Carol Ann H. 90 Tanner, Clyde Eddie 277 Tanner. Gaylon 240 Tanner. George Vernon 240 Tanner. Harold H. 157. 240 Tanner. Harvey W. 240 Tanner, Janet Kristina 92, 413 Tanner, Janice Gayle 91, 94, 240 Tanner, John W. 333 Tanner, Lllllas Ann 61. 304, 454 Tanner, Lucille 333 Tanner. N. Janese 333. 409 Tanner, Patricia Ann 277 i Tanner, Patricia Diane 333 Tanner, Reva Elsie 93, 240 Tanner. Rolf R. 305 Tanner, Ruth 122, 240 Tarr. Harry LeRoy 92, 277 Tateyama, Patricia Y. 77, 247 Taw. Bernard 93 Taylor, Ann Cathleen 94 Taylor, Ann La Dee 240 Taylor, Anna Bell 277, 437 Taylor, B. Kent 240 Taylor. Bobbe Evelyn 63, 240, 405 Taylor. Bruce J. 277, 461 Taylor. Carolyn 63, 184, 304, 388, 407 Taylor. Clarence R. 240 Taylor, Claudius M. 240. 375 Taylor. Clinton Ray 354 Taylor, Curtis Gene 150, 277 Taylor. Darlene 240 Taylor. David A. 304. 430 Taylor. Edith C. 240, 395 Taylor, Evan C. 240 Taylor. Garna 304 Taylor. Gene Kent 277 Taylor. Geraldine 304, 445 Taylor. Henry D. 343. 430 Taylor. Jay J. 397 Taylor. Jess Martin, Jr. 240. 451 Taylor. Joan 166, 277, 435. 454 Taylor. Joann 269, 277 Taylor, John Hatch 304 Taylor. John Lewis 116. 240 Taylor, John Maurice 304 Taylor, John W. 80. 364 Taylor. Kenneth Reese 333 Taylor, Leila M. 63. 124. 127, 186, 333 Taylor. Leroy C- 305 Taylor. Lester 304 Taylor. Linford Eugene 277 Taylor, Lorraine 191. 409 Taylor, Marolyn 94. 184. 282. 304. 388, 407. 443 Taylor, Mary Ruth 240 Taylor. Melva L. 108, 277 Taylor, Melvln Jay 240 Taylor, Myron S. 241 Taylor, Neal 277. 396 Taylor. Ralphena 54, 63, 304, 436 Taylor. Reed David 240, 456 Taylor. Rodney B. 277 Taylor Ronald David 240. 333 Taylor. Stanley A. 92. 93. 241 Taylor. Stanley Kay 304, 399, 410. 450 Taylor, William Hacking 333 Tebbs, Douglas Clark 241 Tebbs, Marian 9l, 304, 402, 458 Teichert, John A. 4, 109, III, 333 Telford. Ira Ralph 242, 450 Telford, Lois 66, 437 Telford. Maxlne 333. 454 Temple. Brooke 121, 242 Tennev, Eugene Delbert 304, 404. 405 Tenney Miles Reed 305, 405 Tenney, Wayne P. 277 Terry Andrew. Jr. 305 Terry. Carol Rene 241 Terry. Ernest Eugene 94 Terry. Golden Dean 176 Terry, Rex Nelson 333 Terry, Velma 333, 410 Teuscher. Lewis John 119, 304 Teuscher, Norrlne 85, 184, 333, 439 Tew, Burto n Edwin 340 Tew, Bernard 342 Tew, Erma 305 Tew, Louise Barton 63, 333 Tew, Melvin Bird 340 Tew, Norma Talmage 242 Tewanema. Harvey 418 Thacker, Fay Weldon 240 Thacker, Harry Fred 105 Thacker, Leah 105, Thacker, Lyle Vem 277 Thacker, Lynn D. 166, 184, 391, 449 Thackeray, Ralph B. 240 Thackeray. ReNee 63, 333 Thatcher, David Weston 240 Thayne, Ervin O. 305 Theobald, Nell Fullmer, 277, 399 Theobald, Roe Mae 241 Thomander. Alan R. 94. 190. 241 Thomander. LaVonne 150 Thomas. Barbara Koyle 241 Thomas, Charles Newell 241. 374, 450 Thomas, Charmaine 121. 241 Thomas, Claude Ray 50. 53. 159, 310, 333, 404, 457 Thomas, Dean W. 112, 291 Thomas, Dorothea C. 70. 305 Thomas, Elwyn LaVoy 340 Thomas. Gordon Kent 241 Thomas, Grant W. 333 Thomas, Jack Alfred 118. 333. 421 Thorrtas. Lavleve 61. 333 Thomas, Maxlne 241 Thomas, Opal Jean 305 Thomas. Ray Clark 333 Thomas. Re« Lamar 305 Thomas. Robert D. Ill, 305 Thomas, Thomas V., Jr. III. 333 Thomas, Wayne W. 305. 448 Thomassen, Arthur Keith 241 Thompson. Audrey U. 77, 277, 411, 413 Thompson, Barbara Ann 63, 125, 127, 30S Thompson, Carol 84, 447 Thompson, Janle 106. 157, 337 Thompson, Jeannlne 241 Thompson, Joseph E. 333 Thompson, June Carol 305 Thompson, Kenneth J. 277 Thompson, Marilyn 305, 420 Thompson Warv Aleoe 241 Thompson. Noel H. 399 Thompson, Ralph W. 241 Thompson, Robert H. 68, 305, 398 Thompson, Sheila Ann I9l, 241 Thomson, Carolyn J. 437 Thorn, Robert Paul 51 Thorne. Janice 191, 305. 388. 458 Thome, Marilyn Olive 241 Thornley, Richard Harry 241 Thornton, Grace Lavon 277 Thornton, Newell Kay 277 Thorstensen, Lowell W. 277 Thorup, Elaine 277 Threet, Conway Black 333 Throckmorton, Alma R. 305 Throckmorton, Bob 460 Thurber, Karl Garner 69, 93, 277, 399 Thurber, Stanley Roy 93. 305 Thurgood, Jack 80 Thurman, Heather 125, 241 Thurman. Newel Ladell 69, 306 Thurston, Norma 241 Thurston. Robert V. 305 Tldwell Bette L. 69, 126, 277 Tldwell. Carl Milton 277 Tldwell. William D. 305 Tietjen, Alyce Mary 277 Tifft. Walter Jacob 241 Tlllack, Wlnone 30S Tillman, Norma 277 Timothy, Don Gilbert 241 Tlmpson. Donald E. Ill, 277 Tlngey, Garth L. 305 TIngey, Helen Jean 69, 93. 277 Tlngey, K. Marsel III, 306 Tingey, Martha Home 93. 305 Tippets. Richard Beck 241 TIppetts, Earl Levell 241 TIppetts, Frank M. 345 TIppetts, Gladys 173 Tltensor, Barry Ray 277 Titus, Reba 150 Tobler, Don Lee 277, 448 Tobler, Leia 241, 437 Tobler, Sharlene 333. 437 Todd, Albert Charles Jr. 72 Todd. Henry Swan 92, 93, 277, 399 Todd. JeaneHe 241 Todd. Vernon Gerard 241, 456 Tolley, Nancy Lee 69. 240 Tolman, Edward Smith III, 227 Tomeo, Maurice 241 Tomllnson, Lowell B. 241 Tomllnson. Richard S. 94, 241 399 Tonks, Nadine 123, 241 Tooke, William Howard 333. 452 Toolson, James Richard 241 Toomey. Donald E. 305 Toone, Douglas Glen 305. 420 Toone Kenneth George 118, 277, 452 Torgeson_ Gilbert L.. Jr. 333 Torres, Edgardo E. 345 Tovey. Fern Wargene 97 413 Tovey, Lois Eunice 69. 96. 305, 413 Tovey, Norma K. 333 Tracy Dee Marshall 241 Tracy. Raymond Clavln 428 Tracy Roger Frederick 241 Tregaskle. DonalcJ 345. 432 Tregaskis Glade L. 390, 391 Treu. William R. 241, 371 Tribe. Carolyn 333 Trimble, Robert Bruce 74 Trotter, Paul Arnold 85, 97, 334 Trottler, Wallace G. 334 Truscott, Peggy Jeanne 241 Tsalaky. George 242 Tschudy. James Jay 340 Tucker, Clyde L. 305, 460 Tucker, Elsie Lynn 334, 443 Tucker, Lee W. 242 Tucker, Luther C. 277 Tucker. Lynn 106, 123 Tucker, Tracy Willes 191. 241 Tucktleld, Ralph Lee 242 Tuel. Llla Doris 93, 242 Tuel, Peqgy Eathel 93, 242 Tueller, Sally 242, 395 Turlev. Anna Jean 72, 277. 383. 393, 456 Turley, Donna Lee 334 Turley, Oris Wayne 334 Turley, Patricia Ann 242 Turner. Barbara H, 93 Turner, Bonnie Jean 98. 100, 117. 334 Turner. Charles W. 456 Turner, Gerald L. 252, 384, 428 Turner. Norman Clyde 305 Turner. Patricia Ann 277 Turner. Rodney F. 305 Turner, Shirley Lou 93, 334, 386 Turnquist, Carole 242 Tuttle, Dl l8 Lou 277, 443 Tuttle, Edythe 277. 445 Tuttle, L. Elliot 74 Twede. Lamar H. 306. 404 Tweed, James R. 343 Twitchell, Eph 242 Twitchell, Clin Lamont 306, 391 Tyler, Kent B. Ill Tyler, Reed Leroy 95, 334 Tyler, S. Lyman 72 Tyler. Sylvia R. 91, 157, 175. 277. 402 Tyler, Virginia Haiel 277 Tyre. Frank L. 397 Tyson, Jean 94, 242 U Udall. Alice Jean 393 Udall, Edith Idella 334, 445 Udall. Richard Gary 242, 399. 405 Uibel, Garth J49 277 407 440 Ulrlch, Judy Lee 277 Umphenour, Sterling G. 277 Ungerman, Reld Grant 390 Utiey, Dwiqht Wlllard 242 Utiey, R. Kent 277, 406 Valcamura. Lily 242 Vance, George Robert 278 428 Vance. Glen Wesley 405 Vande. Paul Newton 242 Van Cott, Marion Joyce 278 Vandenberg, Lenore R. 445 Vandenhazel, Ailko 243 Vandyke, Jean Lucille 334 Vanover, Connie Lee 93, 242 Van Buren, John E. 242 Van Patten Blaine 242 Van Pelt, Charles Orr 242, 374 Van Slooten, Don 53, 148. 159. 334, 375. 385, 460 Van llet, Claude B. 242 Van Vllet, Gerry H. 432 Van Wagenen, Charlene 91, 163, 276. 445 an Wagenen, Glen E. 90, 399 Van Wagenen. Robert LeRoy 306 Van Wagoner, Betsy 70, 91 Van Wagoner. Earl. Jr. 278, 450 Van Wagoner, Elizabeth 242 Van Wagoner, Gary 398 Van Wagoner. John C. 277. 399. 427 Van Woekron Norman G. 242 Varner, John Smith 100. 242, 408 Vaughan, Cheryldene 305 Velasco, John E., Jr. 411 Verbanati, Thomas R. 243. 638 Ver Hagen. Noreen I. 72, 279. 409 Vernon, Barbara 242 Vest. Arthur Dee 334 Vetefo. Andrew LaVell 242 Vicenti. Carl A. 418 Vlckers, May Beth 242 VIelra. Emmanell Nani 145, 334 Vlles, Claudia Eileen 306 Vlllarreal. Nicolas A. 76. 242 Vinci. Yolanda 76. 345. 409 Vlsick. H. Hal 460 Visser. Neil 420 Vonroth. Audrey A. 342 Vorwaller, Louis B. 306 w Waddel, DIk K, 278 Wade, Alton LaVar 243. 358 Wade, Bonnie Lee 307, 426 Wade, Carol Ann 243 Wade, Ewell Gene 334 Wade, Iris 342. 416 Wadsworth, Darlene 426 Waford, Lavern 90. 306, 426 Waner, Clara Beth 243 Wagner, Elizabeth 307, 380 Wagner, John Dllworth 95 Wagner, Virginia 342, 410 Wahlqulst, Austin 190 Wahlquist. Charles A. 115, 116, 307, 420 Walnwriqht, Joan fl, 278, 389 Waite, Clara Ann 278 Walte, Elmer LaVoy 307 Walfe, Llla Marie 93, 243 Wakl, Mitiuo 278 Waler, Melba 93 Walker, Dan Leonard 278, 421. 457 Walker. Diane May Bell 243 Walker, Etfie Irene 243 Walker. Garth L. 60, 334 Walker. Gayle 306, 404 Walker, Harold C. 405 Walker, Janice 243 Walker, Janice Leone 243 Walker. Jess Morgan 243 Walker. Kay 420. 456 Walker, Kent Samuel 243. 457 Walker. Larry R. 243 Walker, Lowell W. 278, 412 Walker. Lynn Paul 243 Walker. Nolan G. 279. 419 Walker. Sanford S. 105. 334 Walker. Utahna M. 306 Wall. Gary 243 Wall. Mary Francis 243 Wallace, Jean P. 243 Wallace, Marione 243 Wallls, Carolyn 55. 190, 243 Walser, Meiba 243 Walston, Milton Lee 334 Walters, Val Jensen 243. 390 Walton, Gayle E. 95. 307, 393 Walton, Viola Fern 278 Wanlass, Dorothy Joan 243 Ward. Ben J. 334 Ward. Dennis Eric 334, 407 440 Ward, Eira Marlon 279, 450 Ward, John Lindsay 195, 456 Ward, Marilyn 91, 278 Ward, Marilyn Kay 278 Ward, Patricia Ruth 278 Ward, Wendell L. 93. 243 Wardrop, Glenn Arnold 307 Ware. Colene Joan 243 Wareing, Barbara J. 7l 167. 416 Warner. Charles Younq 243 Warner, Jean Anona 94, 180. 243. 410 Warner, LaRae 93 Warner. Martha Mae 89. 176, 306, 454 Warner, Paul 60 Warner, Sandra Renee 93, 243 Warnlck, Carl F. 243 Warnick. Robert E. 60, 279 Warnock, Arda Jean 120, 334 Warnock. William Paul 243 Warr, Carol Gay 88, 89, 142. 334, 386 Wasden. Archie G. 91. 334 Wasden. Barry 53, 306. 371, 457 Wasden, Bruce L. 306 Wasden, Delmar, Francis 243 Wasdon, Duane 462 Waters, Clifford Ray 306 Waters, Max LeRoy 278. 392 Waters. Nell Van 3S8, 421 Watklns, Arthur R. 68 Watkins, Carolyn 243 Watklns, Mary Lou 343 Watklns. Nina Eileen 334 Watklns. Phillip G. 243 Watson, David McCrae 335. 404 Watson. Nymphas C, Jr. 243 Watson. Robert C. 243 Watt, Barbara L. 125. 306. 388 Watters, Lillie Mae 243 Watts, Carol 70, 243 Watts. Don Eidon 91. 173, 306 Watts. Elaine Andrus 70. 9i. 305 Watts, Patricia Ann 93, 243, 437 Waveing. Barbara 243 Wayman, Lucy Gail 243, 395 Wayman, Reid Lee 334 Weather.ll, Rae 243 Weaver. Barbara Ethel 243 Weaver. Marilynn Diane 243 Webb. Armond Paul 278, 390 Webb. Barbara Joan 243 Webb, Beverly Kave 243. 416 Webb. Blaine D. 279. 448 Webb. Elaine 243 Webb, Florence 108 Webb. John W. 334 Webb, Stanley Gill 244 Webster, Gayle Christy 276 Webster, James W. 279. 430 Webster, LeRoy A. 244 Webster, Richard V. 244 Webster, Vonda 244 .Wedemeyer, Kenneth W. 411 Weech, Annabell 60. 305 Weeks. Barbara Lou 278, 447 Weeks, Evelyn 95 Welbell, Agnes Anne 92, 340 Weight, Glen Aldous 305 Weight, J. Reed 244. 462 Weight, Jerold Arthur 244 Weight. Richard 244 Weight, Ted Leon W. 404 Weiss, Bennett Allen 244 Weiss, Gilbert Joseph 244 Weitiell. Norman Lee 276 Welch Arthur Huff 334 Welch, Robert J. 335 Welker. Dudley Struan 80. 306. 405 Weller, Mary Carolyn 278, 388. 393 Welllanls, Barbara L. 76 Welling, Virginia Ann 279, 435 Wells Anna Beth 244 Wells. Gerald L. 305 Wells. JoAnne 93, 244 Wells. Milton 335 Wells, Richard W. 50. 152, 159. 250, 252, 276. 449 Wells. Willie 276 Welsh, Patricia Ann 244 Wengreen, Earl Wayne 244 Werner. La Rae 244 Wessel, Beth 123. 244. 422 West. Barbara B. 54, 89. 244, 421 West, Barbara Lyn l50. (64. 180. 335. 421 West. C. Keith 54, 80, 335, 456 West, Henry George 278. 457, 343 West Joseph Donald 279 West. Robert G. 80, 109, 111, ISl, 16 6, 186. 335 Weilenskow, Lowell 306 Westover, Flora 244, 405 Westover, Udell 353 Westra, Gerald John 244. 372 Westwood, Ardis 343. 393 Wettlaufer. Robert K. 142. 244 Whaanga, Albert 159, 315. 335. 409, 412 Whatcott, William John 278, 451 Wheadon. Dean 244 Wheadon. Pearl Ellen 279, 447 Wheat. Sally 244 Wheller. Aletta Bemlce 244 Wheeler. Doretta C. 93. t02, 305 Wheelwright, Frank M. 305 Whetten. Lloyd Albert 279 Whetten, Othello G. 335 Whipple, Elayne 244 Whipple. Marlene 279 Whltaker, Robert E. 335, 353 White, Carol Lee 244 White. David 340 White. Dl ie 244 White, F. Dean 244 White, Glen H. 335 White, Harold Boyce 60 White, J. Morgan 80, 340 White Janice 184 White, Norman Nelson 335 White, Teddlc Lou 244 White, Wayne D. 175. 335 Whitear. Glenn 305 Whltear, Melvln J. 244 Whitehead. John Clark 244, 358, 456 Whitehead. Wllda 439 Whlteley, Joyce 54, 80. 187, 335. 386 Whlteley, Virginia 244 Whiting. Ann 88, ISO, 335, 386, 458 Whiting Harriet Ranae 186, 244 Whiting, Jay Call 244, 450 Whiting. Rondo Ernest 336. 441 Whiting. Shirley Mae 244 Whitney, Betty Lou 126, 306. 410 Whitney. Florence Marion 244 Whitney, Garth Benson 109, M2, Z78 Whitney, Marcia 76, 244, 426 Whittaker. Evan 60 Whittle, Charles W. 336 Whittle, Jack 343. 431 ■ Whittle, Marcia 307, 454 Whittle Sylvia Lee 68, 94, 244 Wlberg, Marilyn 335 Wible, John Robert 278, 371, 428 Wlckman, Neldona 24 Wight, Laura Merrilyn 244 Wight, Mark H. 244, 451 Wight. Shirley 244 Wight, Ted 92. 93 Wlghtman. Jeanne A. 278 Wilcken, Dolores 186. 278 Wllcock, Sandra 102. 244 416 Wilcox. Dee Clyde 244, 366 Wilcox. James Harlow 119, 244 Wilcox, Leo C. 397 Wilcox, Ronald Wilson 91, 164, 244 Wilde, Lorene 244 Wilde, Orvin Geral 142. 164 Wilde. Ruth 163, 187. 279. 421, 435 Wllken. Mable 307 Wltkey, Lois 276. 417. 447 Wilklns. Darwin Orson 247 Wllkins. Delora May 306 Wilklns, Dolores E. 426 Wllkins, Franklin Ray 245 Wilklns. George R. 336 Wllkins, Joey Elee 245 Wilklns, R.chard Rulon 67, 69, 429 Wllkins. Woodroe L. 245 Wilkinson, Clynn J.. Jr. 245, 427 Wilkinson, Marian 33 Wlllardson, Dona Marie 399 Willardson. Joanne C. 336 Wlllett , George R., Jr. 431 Wllley, Gwen Luclle 244, 395 William, C. Davis 307 Williams, Ariel 440 Williams, Barbara Lynn S4, 278 Williams, Dean 67, 306 Williams Elden 8. 306 Williams, George L. S3, 107, 335, 404 Williams, Glen Lee 93. 306, 448 Williams, Glenn Robert 92, 335. 457 Williams. Lamar Frank 244 Williams, Lynn 371 Williams. Nyle 245 Williams. Owen Blair 340 Williams. Paul Deloss 335 Williamson. Gary Clark 306, 406, 427 Williamson, Herbert R. 245 Williamson. Reid Jay 342 Willis. Janet Relva 278 Willis John Grldlev 457 Willis, Kelly 278, 4K Willis. Reed Morgan 405 Wllies, Blaine 244 Willmott, Ann Bams 121 Wlllock Shirtey Alice 245. 407 Wills. Mary Catherine 278 Wilsen. Don 24S Wilson. Arlo Luther 278. 414 Wilson, Arnold 278. 367 Wilson. Avard Lynn 72 Wilson. Bert 450 Wilson, Sonnle Rae 245 Wilson. Byron Gale 67, III, 33. 365 Wilson, Carlyn 276 Wilson, Carolyn S. 278 Wilson, Dorothy 245 Wilson, Eber Keith 245, 450 Wilson, Grant M. 66, 305 Wilson, J. Paul 116 Wilson, James Vernon 245 Wilson, Janice Carol 126. 278 Wilson. John L. 127. 306 Wilson, L. David 335 Wilson. Lawrence D. 70, 307. 390 Wilson. M. Lyman. Jr. 306 Wilson, Max E. 60, IIL 335 Wilson, Mollle Marie C. 335 Wilson Ruth Nellie 24S Wilson, Rae 69, 93, 245 Wilson Shirley Anne 245. 39S Wilson William A. 72. 278 WImmer. Jean 186, 278 Winegar Marjory Lorene 184. 278 WInegar, Maiine 306. 445 Winegar, Nell Curtis 80. 306 Winegar. Norene Heslop 335 Wing, Barbara 245, 402, 407 Wing, David Allen 38S, 404 Wing. Jack Hildebrand 306 Wing, Joyce Campbell 335 Winger. Gay Elliott 278 Winger. J. Oscar 306 Winkler. Bernard Udell 419 Winkler Beth Bluebell 306, 419 Winn, an J. 105, 279 Wlnsor, CaHeen M. 93, 279 Winsor, Mary Lynn 24$ Wlnsor, Rulon Gerald 94, 109, III. 116, 157, 307 Wlnsor Stanlee Ann 94, 245, 405 Wlntch, Jlllynn 124, 187. 306 Winter. Lee Anne 245. 454 Winter. Lewis John 164. 283, 307 Winter. Rue Ann 9S, 306 Wlnterbottom, Ethlyn Jean 246 Winterbottom Marion F. 245 Winters. Francis Burton 91, 115. lie WIntertoft, Doyle W. 279 Winterton. Eldon W. 60. 93. 279, 300. 412 WInward. Joy 278, 393. 447 Winward, Ned R. 112 Wirig, Frank H. 335 Wirrlck Allyn 279 Wlscombe, Geraldine 245 Wise. Neva Rae 279 Witson, Larry 245 Witt, Leonard M. 279 WlHke, Dayton D. 279 WlHorf. John Herbert 245. 422 Wlxon, Carl J. 342 Wofflnden. Arthur J. 279, 307 399 Wold Royce Oarrel 85. 279. 414 Woldnouse, Eleanor 340 Wolfley. Richard D. 245 Wolfgand. Marcus 246 Wolsey. Barbara Kay 245 Woli, Gerald Coulam 24S Wood, Annette 187. 437 Wood. Carol 93, 245 Wood. Clair Stephen 307 Wood Connie Garland 245 Wood, Don Charles 354 Wood. Enid Carol 117, 245 Wood. Karen 245 Wood. Karin 93. 189. 416 Wood. Karl George 197, 245 Wood. Kay 380 Wood. Marilyn 69 97 245 Wood. Marilyn 1 7, 46 Wood Mona Maude 245 Wood, Paul LaVon 245 Wood. Reid Morgan 245 Wood, Wanda Jean 334. 379, 438 Woodburg. John W. 279 Woodbury, John Bryce 335. 404 Woodbury. Lael J. 142. 340 Woodford, Hugh J. 340 Woodward. John David 50. 51. 152. 163. 279, 460 Woodworth, Chartes J. 307 Woolley. Myra 245 Woolley, Ouentln 33S, 450 Woolston, Lynn T. 399 WooMon, Madelyn 307, 458 Wootton. Richard Roland 307. 450 Workman, Jessie Marian 121, 307 Woriley Donald S. 246 Worsley. Joan K. 279. 426 Worsley. Klea E. 335 Worsley. Linda J. 91, 335, 443 Wortham. Wilbur R. 279 Worthington. Keith N. 109. 112, 335, 417 Wrathall, Claude Prior 164. 24S Wrathal, Jay W. 279, 396, 422 Wride, Atton 246 Wride, C. Hayward 307 Wride, Qonna Jean 245, 435 Wride. Jenele 92. 343. 406 Wright. Beverly 93, 335 Wriqhf, Curtis 307 Wright, Dawn LaBelle 246 Wright. Garth Holmes 307 Wright, Gerald Dean 69 Wright, Glenna 246 Wright, Grant 342 Wright, Jack Olsen 112. 335 Wright, Janice Louise 247 Wright, Joseph Mertin 33S Wright. Karen Laura 92 Wright, Karma 63, 335 Wright, Lucile C. 93. 121 Wright, Lolce 345 Wright, Mary Evelyn 93 Wright, Merlene 246 Wright, Norman 412 Wright, Rae 279. 388 Wright, Max ' ne 124, 246 Wright. Sharon Gay 244 Wright, Verta 93 Wright, Wayne Morris 246 Wright, William L. 335 Wursten, Bruce Robert 173 Wyatt, Sidney Ball 358 Wynder, Frank Curtis 307 Wynn, Anno 246 Yack, Alreta 93. 246, 421, 435 Yamakawa, Tom T, 336 Yancey. Sharon Avon 122, 246 Yardley. Gilbert 342 Yaple, Warren A.. Jr. 246 Yarn, Marilyn 125 Yearsley, Joan Elame 246 Yeoman. Paul Edwin 246 Yeomans, Betty Rae 96, 279, 4S4 Yeomans, Gertrude A. 246 Yorqesen, Delamar Ralph 247 Yorgensen. William Lynn 246 Young, Colleen 307, 443 Young, Dorothy 102, 246 Young, Florence Beth 246. 414 Young. Inalyn 246, 395 Young, Janice 279, 388, 443 Young, J. Lowell 336 Young, Jerry Sherman 92, 246, 399 Young. Joane Dorothy 93, 246 Young. Marilyn L. 307, 388 Young. Marilyn 63, 142. 307 Young. Marvin Gerald 246 Young, Nolan G. 80, 336 Young, Robert M. 246 Young. Vem Maeser 92, 246 Young, Willie 246 Young, Yvonne 279 Yunes, Esperania Y. 409 Zabrlskie. Bob R. 92. 94. 430 Zabriskle, Jay R. 269, 396 Zell, Barbara Marilyn 246, 426 Zirker. Marilyn Gay 246 ZiHing, George F. 60. 307, 433 Zitting, Harold LeRoy 113. 307 ZobelT. Gordon N. 307 Zobell, Keith W. 60, 307 Zwahlen. Kenneth D. 66, 107, 336 472 I i £ am , ... and now, remember the words of Him who is the life and light of the world, your Redeemer, your Lord and your God. Amen. D C 10:70 If w I I ■ ■::§ I i n (• '