Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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VILATE M KJIMBALL HALL r :ii t ,„ui r«,n » WVhh loan Smith Marcia Hall Merilee Holcomb, Heidi McKenzie, Anita Maxfield, Lana Carpen- fef Ta e U r p g r b Ed rt ding on J nte ' ianiels GeraS Olson, Carolyn Hazen, Sallianne Merrill, Sandra Slink, Ann Pugh, Marilyn BaVjean Curt Bernl Jones, g Elaine Denkers, Carol Beckstead. Top «m: Linda Staples Carol Hood Marilyr Cochran Bonme Nabons Gloria Teuller Fora Decker Phyllis Nielson, Diann Jensen, Kathy Parker, Bobin Titensor, Ceraldme Arnold, Glenda Ahls om, Francme Shumwav Marsha Peterson Xndrea Thompson, Diane Hatch, Karen Bramwell, Janet Nielsen, Mary Moore, Lucy Harwood Mary Harwood, SZa WtoTnt Pat Fritzsche, Pat Shefer, Faye Bartholomew, Ramona Moore, Sandi Bleyl, Virginia Durrant, Mayre Rasmussen, Sheda Bobbs, Jo Thompson, Kaye Robinson. Kimball Hall heads set engaged tradition Engene and Camelia Lambert were dorm parents of Kimball Hall. Officers included Gefaldine Olson, Peggy Eddington, Ann Pugh, Cynthia Whiting, and Janet Nielsen. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Publicity Historian Family Prayer Peggy Eddington Jerri Olson Ann Pugh Cynthia Whiting Pat Fritsche Carolyn Hazel Sharon Reed Jean Curtis Among the dorm activities were surprise breakfasts, talent nights, sports, an awards and academic banquet, and an unbirthday party. Every other Saturday morning guest speakers were invited to address the dorm on either a religious or academic subject. Girls who became engaged or pinned during the year were honored with a candle passing cere- mony. Dorm parents were Camelia and Eugene Lambert. 242

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Front row: Darlene Moore, Joye Williams, Shari Spiro, Nita Hilton, Betty Christensen, Keren Jones, Marie Kilvington, Sheila Allsap, Judy Jones, Pam Isaacson, Sheila Vest, Jean Hollingshead- Second row: Lauri Hooper, Karen Hooper, Barbara LaPray, Marilyn Campbell, Judy Moses, Carol Fawns, Darlene Hatch, Sandy Schenk, Dandy Dean, Louise Lindsay, Uvene Haws, Rolaine Henderson, Darelyn Servoss, Suzanne Stuck, Nina Raddon, Arlene Christensen, Pat West, Linda Willis, Velma Summers, Ada Smith, Sharlene McClellan, Bonnie Lauper, Julia Laurence, Joanne Abegglen, Deni Crandal. Back row: Pat Sainsbury, Madge Schofield, Nadine Hoem, Deanne Young, Nancy Thomas, Carolyn Roberts, Judy Willis, Greer DeWitt, Judi Carlston. Gates Hall coeds shared house duties Gates Hall officers included Nina Raddon, Kathy Young, Pamela Isaacson, Carlston, Judy Willis, Karen Hooper, and Gary Hooper. Barbara LaPray, Judi President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Social Chairman Barbara Lapray Judy Willis Kathy Young Judy Carlston Rolaine Henderson Gates Hall coeds were awarded the scholarship trophy for fall semester having attained the highest GPA. The float they helped build was awarded the most original trophy. They held ex- changes, Halloween and Christmas par- ties, and a spring banquet. 241

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Bottom row. Donald Sedgwick, Virginia Sedgwick, Debrah Sedgwick, Janet Brunsen. Mary Lou Matkin, Diane Anderson. Amaryllis Lindsey. Dawn Perry, Nancy Strong, Sondra Merrell, Laurie Galligher, Karen Christensen, Karen Jensen. Ann Jackson, Paula Timmons, Norma Hadley. Linda Higham, Laura Barclay, Barbara Richards, Sally Miner, Mary Alice Collier, Carol McCall, Mary Lou Martin, Judy Elbourn. Lorraine Cox. Hilde Willenbacher. Top row: Martha Turner, Joan Roylance, Judy Roylance, Janet Burningham, Sandy Rollins, Dorothy Parsons, Marlene Ditt- more, Jane Wagstaff, Janet Tolman, Mary Jo Wangsgard, Clare Huber. Janelle Ray. Beth Nicol, Carol Thatcher, Ann Freestone. Kathryn Lewis. Susann Jarvis, Ann Madsen, Ann Clark. Emily Richards Hall was flooded in fall President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Historian Norma Hadley Dawn Perry Laura Barclay Vicki Liljenquist Miriam Osmond Jane Hatch Officers of Emily Richards Hall included Laura Barchny, Dawn Perry, Vicky Liljenquist, and Norma Hadley. Virginia and Donald Sedgwick were the dorm parents. A broken water pipe created havoc and hysteria in the basement of Emily Rich- ards Hall after a particularly hard rain. The water broke windows, ruined some of the trunks stored on the floor and left several girls temporarily homeless. Un- daunted by the inconvenience, however, the dorm rallied to hold exchanges with Helaman Halls, their annual dinner- dance, annual spring banquet and hon- ored dorm scholars with a scholarship night. Dorm father Donald Sedgewick was enrolled in the MBA program and dorm mother Virginia graduated from BYU in homemaking education. 243