University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Liebsack, Bob Senior Lockhart, John Freshman Loughary, Marilyn Sophomore Lusk, Howard Graduate McColla, Bill Senior McConnell, Alice Freshman McConnell, Harry Sophomore McConnell, Jack Sophomore McConnell, Kathie Sophomore McConnell, Myrle Freshman McCue, Therese Senior McGowan, Thomas Sophomore McGregor, Robert Graduate McKenzie, Roger Graduate McKinley, Twila Freshman McMichael, Elaine Freshman McMichael, Dan Sophomore McPherson, Don Junior May, Peggy Jo Freshman Mayhew, Beverly Senior Mears, Robert Sophomore Meeboer, Robert Senior Mickey, Katherine Freshman Michnick, Michael Freshman Moots, Craig Sophomore Students from ALBANY County 24

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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

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' O o, m :0 ' y V Moore, Annette Junior Moore, Eugene Freshman Moore, James Senior Moore, Jerrold Freshman Moore, Ronald Freshman Morgan, Francis Graduate Nichols, George Sophomore Munson, James Freshman O ' Flannigan, James Senior Palm, Lois Sophomore Palm, Robert Junior Paul, Janice Freshman Payne, Mary Ann Freshman Peck, Tommy Sophomore Peterson, Margaret Freshman Rising out of the prairies is Vedauwoo, the picnicker ' s rocky haven. The picnic areas lie beneath towering rocks, shel- tered by trees. Few ants or mosquitoes come to spoil the day, making this spot one of the most popular areas in this section. Camprobbers fly down to join the party, and chipmunks watch from the sidelines. Up in the tree-tops perch huge porcupines too haughty to come closer. The moon reflecting against the mountains m akes a lovely sight. Vedauwoo calls to all who enjoy the outdoors. Peterson, Ralph Sophomore Petri, Mary Ann Junior Piper, Dean Sophomore Porter, Kenneth Senior Porter, Richard Junior Pugh, Robert Senior Rogsdale, Grant Sophomore Raines, Perry Junior Rasmussen, Darrell Freshman Rasmussen, Roger Sophomore Read, James Junior Reilly, Lyell Sophomore Reusser, Kathryn Senior Reynolds, Car! Senior Riedl, Gary Sophomore 25