University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Ferrin, Charles Sophomore Fester, Margaret Senior Field, John Junior French, Bob Sophomore Friesen, Ed Sophomore Gabrielson, Donna Freshman Gannon, Martin Senior George, LeRoy Freshman Giesler, Joe Senior Giesler, RosaLe Sophomore Gietz, Bob Freshman Greenlee, Paul Senior Grillos, William Freshman Guthrie, Robert Junior Hannas, Sam Freshman Hanson, Marilyn Senior Harison, John Senior Hatcher, David Senior Howes, Robert Junior Hay, Edith Junior Hetherington, Joy Senior Hewes, Doris Junior Hing, Kay Senior Hoch, Michael Graduate Holloway, Malvin Freshman Students from ALBANY County 22 i

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- 1«t-. W V im % ■ XJBSS J Charles, Roy Freshman Chefwood, Kenneth Graduate Chisholm, Frances Freshman Cinnamon, Carl Freshman Clausen, Donna Junior Clawson, Gerald Sophomore Clawson, Lester Senior Clough, David Senior Cochran, Carter Junior Cole, Donald Junior Collins, Donald Graduate Cooke, Velma Graduate Craig, Pat Freshman Craven, Kenneth Sophomore Crissman, Paul Senior Important in Wyonning ' s Albany County is bowlegged Cowboy Joe , the symbol of the university. To students, Cowboy Joe stands not only for fun and frolic, but also for high standards of education. With an altitude of 7,200 feet, the university is assured a healthy, delightful, moun- tain climate. Having an abundance of sunshine and an invigorating atmosphere, the university attracts students from every part of the nation. The campus buildings are composed of colorful native stone which typify the rugged, jagged peaks of Wyoming. Cropper, Richard Sophomore Cummins, James Senior Dando, Thomas Senior Davidson, Joan Junior Davison, Arlen Sophomore Deaver, Alice Senior Deaver, Larry Sophomore DeLand, Ruth Sophomore Deti, Larry Freshman DeWitt, Claude Senior Dinelly, Delano Freshman Douglas, Lois Freshman Dukes, Jerald Graduate Dunnewold, John Freshman Erickson, Donald Sophomore 21

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Hoyt, Harold Freshman Hubbard, Marilynn Freshman Hunt, Dons Sophomore Hunter, Nancy Senior Hunter, Sally Freshman Irwin, Philip Junior Jackson, Sally Sophomore Jenkins, Mac Sophomore Johnson, Alfred Sophomore Johnson, Frances Junior Johnson, Joan Junior Johnson, Mary Ann Freshman Johnston, Sarah Senior Johnson, Tom Junior Kafka, Erma Freshman Wyoming means alternating mountains and valleys , and one of the most scenic groups is Snowy Range. Everyone enjoys the Range during picnic time and winter months as well. It has an excellent winter sports area for skiers, and it is also a fisherman ' s paradise, where tasty mountain trout dwell in lakes and streams. All who enjoy beauty love Snowy Range. In winter, the mountains sparkle with snow. In fall, the red and yellow contrasting with evergreen cause a panorama of color. Snowy Range personifies mother nature herself. Ki Kanaly, Donald Senior Kaser, Edwin Senior Kaufman, Gerald Sophomore Kellom, George Junior Kennedy, John Freshman Kenney, Frank Senior Kieffer, Bernice Junior Koritnik, Louis Freshman Lamkin, Beverly Senior Larsen, Raymond Junior Laycock, Dolly Sophomore Laycock, William Graduate Leake, Maury Freshman Lee, Harold Junior Liebau, Priscillo Junior 23