Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1946 volume:

' Pre4mting ymu PUBUSHED BY THE ASSCX:iATED STUDENTS OF BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY AT PROVO, UTAH Printed in the U.S.A. by the Brigham Ycung University Press LUGENE W. MORRIS DEE SANFORD . . . Editor _ ... Business Manager BOOK I Campus — 5 BOOK II Administration _ 21 BOOK III Classes 57 BOOK IV Athletics „ 125 BOOK V Organizations 153 BOOK VI Activities _ - 239 BOOK VII Bunyon „ „..296 BOOK OOE m ' emH ' d Build today, then, strong and sure. With a firm and ample hose And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place. Longfellow MaeA e i From its vantage point on the crest of University Hill, and looking westward over beautiful Utah Valley, the Maeser Memorial Building stands today as a tribute to the most prominent man in the early history of this University — Dr. Karl G. Maeser. As the first teacher, and later as the first presi- dent of the youthful University, he estab- lished the high standards for which this institution has become well-known. Dignified by majestic columns, this mem- orial hall, first of the buildings to be located on the upper campus, houses the adminis- trative forces of the University: the Office of the President and his correlative depart- ments, the Associated Students Offices, and the University Press. ' TiC ' : ' ( il : :x - ■■I I iS 8 i V ' V- SQ Against a backdrop of the tall, rugged Wasatch Mountains, the stately and modern Joseph Smith Building is the most recent of all the campus buildings. Though planned as a center tor activities in the humanities, it has also become a popular social center for campus life. Around the cheery fireplace on Sunday evenings, students gather to discuss subjects of interest. Within its assembly halls during the week, the learned or famed talk of prob- lems of today, or noted artists help us to acquire an appreciation of the finer arts. There also students enjoy the spirit and talents revealed in student body assemblies. And as the evening comes, youth dances in the handsomely decorated ballroom. II 12 When the University Librarian, in a letter to President Franklin S. Kar- ris in 1923, expressed embarrassment at not having sufficient library space nor shelf room to take care of the increasing numbers of books, the initial impetus was given to a move- ment which culminater in the con- struction of the spacious Heber J. Grant Library. . . . and in view of his sincere love of books, and his generosity as Trustee-in-Trust of the Church in pro- viding funds for this building, the new Library was named in honor of the li- ' te President Grant. 13 I i I r t f p [[rrr III JnMmrv.lLj 11 I 1 (V ' 7 yTy« jB g; liigiiaMiMOTiir ' - - ■ i Just a war ago, a single-storied building, to be used in war work, was being rushed to completion. However, with the unantici- pated signing of the Armistice, the building was converted to peacetime usage for classes in auto mechanics and woodwork, and was known as the Mechanic Arts Build- ing. Years later, in 1935, in order to meet the demands of the University, the Board of Education authorized the erection of two additional floors, and the new building was re-christened in honor of George H. Brim- hall, an enthusiastic supporter and one of the earlier presidents of the school. In addi- tion to its former services the new building provided space for the teaching of the exact and biological sciences, and for the Depart- ment of Office Practice. 15 4 Through the generosity of ten prom- inent Utah citizens, whose names appear on a marble plaque on the wall within, the College Building was erected and dedicated eight years after the occupation of the adjacent Education Building. This gave the University added prestige as an in- stitution of higher learning, and sep- arated it from the High School. Today within this building, stu- dents of the Fine Arts learn to appre- ciate more fully the subjects of their particular fields — music, speech, and drama. 17 Zducatij n Mantled with ivy, and partially hidden among the evergreens of the lower campus, the Education Building, dedicated early in 1892, is the oldest of the University buildings. To those who were striving hard to keep the struggling Academy going, the dedication of this building was significant. In contrast- ing the first humble home of the University with this fine new structure. Dr. Karl G. Maeser said, The old man taught in a cabin, but they have built a palace for his boys. It served well its purpose then, and it continues to do so today. But as new and modern edifices appear on the upper cam- pus, the old Education Building grows more picturesque with its towers, and arches, and clinging vines. 19 20 BOOK 10 22 And when we thin we lead we are most lead. Byron 23 The youth of Zion who heretofore have known but one president of the Church — the late President Grant — now look with trust and confidence to their new leader, President George Albert Smith, for the continuance of counsel and guidance in the spiritual and temporal ways of living. Known throughout the country and the Church as a friend of the young people. President Smith possesses the wisdom, dis- cernment, and foresight, the spiritual vitality, and understanding love with which to guide them onward through this chaotic post-war period. He teaches truth as a shield against temptation and sin. The youth of Zion heartily sustain and honor him as prophet, seer and revelator — our leader. 24 PRESIDENT HOWARD S, McDONALD Bringing with him a thorough background of training and experience in various fields of education, particularly in school administration, and possessing strong re- ligious convictions and an enviable record in Church activities. President Howard S. McDonald, on November 14, 1945, became the fifth president of the Brigham Young University, succeeding Dr. Franklin S. Harris. President McDonald ' s winning smile, his radiant warmth for meeting people, and his sincere interest in the students and concern for their welfare, have endear- ed him to our hearts. His visions of a great building program in the future to handle adequately the growing registration at the University, lets us look forward with eager anticipation. President McDonald, we welcome you. 25 In stately and inspiring inaugural services, President Howard S. McDonald accepted the two-fold charge given to him by President J. Reuben Clark, Jr., of the first presidency of the Church: first, to penetrate the mental fog which surrounds the world and unseat ignorance, and second, to teach the gospel of God. In reply to the charge, the President stated, ' These responsibilities I accept, and I will try to uphold the great traditions of this institution established by my predecessors. Thus Howard S. McDonald, on November 14, 1945, was inaugurated as the fifth president of Brigham Young University. 26 27 Ever vigilant in guctrd- ing the youth of Zion, this illustrious group sets the standards and determines the policies of B.Y.U. With such an interested and capable body of men to guide us, we could do naught but progress to heights unknown. i J. Reuben Clarkr David O. McKay. Top: John A. Widtsoe, Frank- lin L. West, Adam S. Bennion. Center: Joseph F. Merrill, Al- bert E. Bowen, Stephen L. Rich- ards. Bottom: Joseph Fielding Smith, Keifer B. Sauls, Charles A. Callis. 28 29 With a flourish of pen to affix a signcrture, or with a few terse statements in answer to a ques- tion, Keifer B. Sauls, efficiently handles his duo-titled task as Secretary-Treasurer of the Uni- versity. He is capably assisted by Miss Carma Ballif who super- vises the business of the Trea- surer ' s Office. These smiling of- fice workers are Harriet Young, Laie Thurber and Lavon Whiting who wrestle with the unending columns of figures which find their way into that office. 30 Since the declarations of peace, and the return of service men and women, registration at this University has been climb- ing to unprecedented heights. But with that same genial com- posure and efficiency that mark- ed the registration of his first dozen college students of the Brigham Young Academy in 1904, Registrar John E. Hayes, with his competent staff, handles the three thousands who are en rolled today. 31 2) eon Dr. Wesley P. Lloyd, as Dean of Students and Chairman ot the Committee of Special Services, two newly-created offices, capably assists the President of the University in supervising the welfare of students, noting their progress and accom- plishments, and assisting with their problems. In this position, Dean Lloyd, efficiently aided by members of the Faculty, deals with Freshmen orientation, the activities of social units, and student employment. Friend, advisor, sports fan, philosopher . . . Dean Lloyd is known by all for his keen sense of humor, and his likeable personality. 32 ' prolessor tm Sociology y, £ HistoTY- CHABl£SE- A J i3trY Protessorot NGS BENlAWlNt- Classical - °il.fodem Languages- Vlalhematics. iologY- 33 GkcuAmun To maintain the welfare of every woman Student at B.Y.U. is the desire and responsibility of Mrs. Lillian C. Booth, in her capacity as Chairman of Women ' s Activities. Always helpful and understanding and a mother in her own right, Mrs. Booth has always found time to give friendly guidance in personal matters and school problems. In her capacity as Advisor to A.W.S., she has stimulated and guided student functions with sympathetic suggestion and advice. Although she has served only a short time in her present capacity, she has managed to endear herself to many women students at B.Y.U. 34 •proiessoi ol Asso da e Sa-« «rw-. ' ol i 35 5) eon Known as the walkin ' est, as well as the apple-eatin ' est man on the cam- pus, Dean Herald R. Clark, of the College, of Commerce, possesses that rare and amiable personality which makes all who know him like him. Living about as far away as possible to be still considered a resident of Provo, Dean Clark walks to and from his home — and loves it. Among those who have classes from him, it is said that his stories always apply to the principle at hand, and his associates know him as one to stimulate individual thinking. Students of the University, and residents of Provo and the adjacent area are indebted to Dean Clark for the excellent and varied lyceum programs which are brought to us, and ore appreciative of nis efforts in obtaining the best artists and lectures for our entertainment and betterment. 36 Pioiessor E - Se Processor aouliii ,tan ;aUon and ssls ,tant ProlessoT s: - 37 2 eon If it is true that the first test of a great man is his humility, Dean Carl F. Eyring of the College of Arts and Sciences is one of our greatest A man who holds an enviable record of scientific achievement, he is ever modest and sincere. His activities, however, have never been solely scientific in nature, for he has always had opportunities for church work. At present he is a member of the Sun- day School General Board and formerly he was president of the Eastern States Mis- sion. He is indeed a valuable faculty member. Students and colleagues alike find strength in his handclasp, wisdom in his counsel and joy in his friendship. 38. essor ' Economics. eSS ' ? processor J. 2,oo ogv ogf- Wi.D iii ' o ' on ' ' 39 ecm Possessor of one of the most soothing voices on the campus is Dr. Christen Jensen, capable Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of Political Science. He welcomes and advises all graduate students who come to the Y and succeeds in imparting a wealth of information to those who attend his classes. A man of keen intellect, he has long desired to win a degree in law but has never yet found time to turn from teacher to student. His sense of humor and the sincere interest which he imparts to all of his students have helped to make him a campus favorite. Dean Jensen, a true Y man, is now finishing his thirty-eighth year at B.Y.U. 40 OCiMdf pToiessot UbtarY Physical t-a 41 2 eon • Cosmopolitan Dr. Gerritt de Jong, Dean of the College of Fine Arts, returned to the scene of his early studies in Spanish when he went to picturesque old Mexico for his vacation last summer. Dean de Jong plans to continue in the near future his travels and his study of Portugese in South America. Already known for his ability as a pianist and his linguistic accomplishments, Dr. de Jong is also recognized for his musical compositions. He is a member of the General Board of the Sunday School and was Chairman of Leadership Week here at the University. His hobby, it is said, is carpentry. His picture in oil, painted by Alvin L. Gitten of London, hangs in the hall of the Joseph Smith Building. 42 L l TA O aoiduu 1 «■ ' ' ' S oi ' p ' O - 43 eon In spite of recent restrictions that made many of the traditions of the summer school impossible, Dr. A. C. Lambert, Dean of the Summer Session, has overcome obstacles to make this phase of the academic program a great success. Possessor of an admirable vocabulary as well as an extremely acute mind, he is a forceful speaker at educational gatherings. Books hold a great fascination for him, and he lectures to students with great zest. In response to his characteristic love of the out- of-doors, he spends a considerable amount of time traveling. One of the most dynamic campus personalities. Dr. Lambert has been the inspiration of many stu- dents at the Y. 44 pH V Processor ««S- ' Eduo aViO - 45 2 eoM No one ever leaves the Y without trying at least one of the remedies for colds, sore throat, disappointed love-life, or what have you so thoughtfully recommended by Dr. Thomas L. Martin, Dean of the College of Applied Science. The campus-wide mfluence he exerts has rated for him the title of the biggest little man on the campus. Students in his classes are amazed at the amount of material he manages to inject into a single lecture. Always smiling, always moving as though he had a deadline to meet. Dr. Martin will always be a campus favorite. 46 Sets-- JnWe ' :TSM 47 2 ecm The acme of kindness and thoughtful consideration for all whom he chances to contact is Dr. Amos N. Merrill, Dean of the College of Education. Having spent many years on this campus preparing teachers for their places in the world, he commands the respect of all his associates. As a prominent educator, he has served outside of the college as well as within it. Outstanding has been his service as president of the city board of education. He is especially noted for his jovial nature and informality during personal appointments. Dr. Merrill holds that honesty is the greatest virtue and he often predicts success for any student willing to face life squarely . 48 aouuu ELmSCAS;t Bo«f r Assistant r InstTuctoT Science- InsttuctoT EducaUon. Assistant ArcbeologY- Ass sW bandTY. instructor 3 GtOBGE j Speech. Instructor 49 kf-. oi lleu( lc n The Division of Religion, necessarily a huge depart- ment since it is mandatory that every student enroll for a religion class each quar- ter, has some of the best scholars in Biblical and Church doctrine as teach- ers. Headed by J. Wiley Ses- sions, above right, and as- sisted by Dr. Russel Swen- sen and Dr. Sidney Sperry, below, the department func- tions as an active agent in the life oi every student at the Y . 50 ' xte4 A4xm liM lon The Extension Division is the nerve center through which flow the contacts between the univer- sity and the outside world. As a result of its activities, home study- courses reach students in all branches of the service and in all parts of the world. Its film li- brary is the largest in the inter- mountain West, and its news bu- reau is a beehive of activity as campus news is gathered and distributed to state and local newspapers. Dr. Thomas L. Broadbent, at right, who directs the Extension Division. s J. ■ ' %- ■ 51 Poised, charming Karma Jean Culli- more honors the position she holds as Vice President of the Student Body. She enjoys the admiration of all who know this friendly, talented lady. i I ■■ Curly-haired, amiable Student Body Prexy, L. Grant Shields, familiary known to everyone as Gus, heads one of the largest student bodies in the history of B.Y.U. and efficiently directs the activities of Student Council. 52 Here is a young lady who is fun know- ing, for she is always ready with a witty line and a laugh. Faye Hunter carries the record books and uses the pencil at Student Council meetings. i « I P j Vivacious, petite Verda Olson has lead us through a delightful, active social Calendar . . . maybe that ' s because she loves dancing so. Do I detect a far-off look in her eye 53 tude Gounoii Student Body President GUS SHIELDS Student Body Vice Pro;;id ' ;nt CARMA JEAN CULLIMORF, Student Body Secretary FA YE HUNTER Student Body Social Chairman VERDA OLSEN Senior Class President SHIPLEY SNOW Junior Class President TAYLOR REYNOLDS Sophomore Class President ARIEL BALLIF Freshman Class President REED BENSON 54 iude ii Goundl Representative of the en- tire student body ore these administrators of student ac- tivity, the student council. They are ours by popular choice, and as a council they have full power to recom- mend anything concering student affairs of school ad- ministration. 55 r ' BOOK THREE 58 Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil O ' er hoo s consumed the midnight oil? John Cay 59 Opaduaij24 61 Glenn C. Russell Wealthy Purrington Delbert Hales Marilyn Brunson Keith Wilson Dorothy Timms Joseph R. Meservy 1 : Rey Canning Chester Stone Le Moyne Peterson Albert Davis Ross Christensen William Weston Earl F. Jeppson Edward L. Gardner Howard Lowe Don L. Nuffer Delbert Barney Herbert C. Breinholt Arthur Chapman Sterling Larsen i Y — ' fifKt) : i 62 63 CLASS OFHCERS Top: Shipley Snow.. ..President Left: Rose Taylor Vice-Pres. Right: Bonnie Gromar Sec ' y. 64 JANETT RASBAND Heber City Education JOHN C. LAMBSON Sandy Education JOSEPHINE BIRD Provo Arts Sciences MALCOLM A. PEIRSON Provo Arts 5r Sciences MARIAN OWENS Provo Arts 5r Sciences JUNIOR W, CHILD Claremont, California Commerce CECILE ROMNEY Payson Arts 6t Sciences E. LaMAR BUCKNER Ogden Commerce FLORENCE MITCHELL Safford, Arizona Arts Sciences GRANT NEUTEBOON Ogden Arts S Sciences LaVIEVE MONSON Pleasan Grove Arts Sciences SHIRLEY ANN CLEAVE Annabella Education MARCIA GREENSHAW Chicago, Illinois Fine Arts MERLE JOHNSON St. Anthony, Idaho Arts Sciences PAUL WILSON LaVirkin Education WINIFRED THOMAS Provo Fine Arts QUE WINTERS Castledale Applied Science SHIRLEY WILKES Eugene, Oregon Education R. ELLSWORTH SNOW Provo Arts Sciences MARY WINTCH Tropic Education ERNEST o. JACKSON Bicknell Applied Science 65 HELEN RAE OLPIN Salt Lake City Fine Arts GEORGE REIMSCHUSSEL Provo Fine Arts DARLENE COMAN Payson Education JOHN T. HYDE Salt Lake City Commerce LARUE COTTLE Rexburg, Idaho Commerce JAMES BURKEY Provo Education GENEVIEVE ELIASON Deseret Commerce J. DIXON ISAAC Provo Applied Science NORMA FORSEY Eureka Commerce RUSSEL D. GRANGE Price Commerce LARUE HOOPES Rexburg, Idaho Commerce J. W. DE GRAFF Heber City Commerce LILA MARCHANT Peoa Fine Arts MARION TAYLOR Boise, Idaho Applend Science MAURINE HOWELL Malad, Idaho Fine Arts ROBERT BARKER Provo Education BEVERLY C. LLOYD Eureka Commerce VAUGHN TAYLOR Springville Arts and Sciences LEORA C. BIRD Manti Commerce CREED BRIMHALL Provo Commerce MELBA BECKMAN Provo Applied Science 66 W. DELOY SMITH Provo Arts Sciences MIRIAM YOUNG American Fork Fine Arts EZRA MOORE Rockland, Idaho Commerce BETH WIGHT Brigham City Education SELDON LOWRY Provo Arts S Sciences JEANNE SANDSTROM Orem Applied Science ROSS L. DEARDEN Henefer Commerce RHODA MAY GOATES St. George Applied Science KARL E. HART Provo Applied Science ANNA DAVIDSON St. Anthony, Idaho Applied Science MAURINE COWAN Payson Education AFTON B. SMITH Salt Lake City Education BARBARA HUTCHINS Arcadia, California Education LOWELL MILLER Provo Applied Science MARY DONNA JONES Pocatello, Idaho Arts 6c Sciences DOUGLAS ROMNEY Oswego, New York Applied Science ALAMA AYERS Waihee, Maui, Hawaii Education ALBERT E. PURCELL Ogden Arts Sciences MARIAN LEIGH Cedar City Fine Arts J. ELDON OLSEN, Jr. LaCanada, California Commerce LORRAINE DRISSELL Provo Fine Arts 67 SHIPLEY M. SNOW Provo Arts Sciences FLORENCE BEATTY Hurricane Education ROLAND F. THUNELL Provo Arts Sciences BLANCHE WEIGHT Provo Arts Sciences ANTHONY H. IVINS Salt Lake City Fine Arts ELAINE LUND Los Angeles, Californic Arts Sciences DON S. BRIMHALL Holden Education ELOISE KAY Heber City Applied Science GEORGE R. BIRD Springville Commerce EVELYN LINDSTROM Lewisville, Idaho Arts Sciences JOHNNY BELLE HOLLEY Houston, Texas Fine Arts GENE HIATT Provo Education JOHN S. GARDINER Provo Applied Science MARY RASKELLY Salt Lake City Applied Science GEORGE PRINGLE Provo Commerce INES E. PAYNE Payson Arts 6c Sciences DON SNOW Provo Education RUTH REDD Salt Lake City Education L, GRANT SHIELDS Tooele Fine Arts PHYLUS HUNTER Idaho Falls, Idaho Applied Science SHELDON JOHNSON Salt Lake City 58 Commerce iikM W. CLYDE BEHUNIN Salt Lake City Education CHARLOTTE M. BRIDGES Lajara, Colorado Arts Sciences JAY HUNTSMAN Provo Education ELEANOR JORGENSEN Price Applied Science NELLIE BUSHMAN St. Joseph, Arizona Applied Science CLARENCE J. HARMON Provo Commerce MARRIAL CLARK Provo Applied Science ARDELLA NIELSEN Idaho Falls, Idaho Education FLORENCE SIMONS Salem Applied Science FA YE HUNTER Castle Dale Fine Arts JOSEPH S. KING Provo Applied Science WOODROW CHURCH Escalante Education ELAINE ANDERSON Ogden Arts and Sciences LAURIE TEICHERT Cokeville, Wyoming Arts Sciences HERMAN LONGHURST Pocatello, Idaho Education .LOLA JEAN GADDIE Garland Fine Arts IVO KISSELL Price Applied Science JANE KIRKHAM Salt Lake City Education VERDA OLSON Salt Lake City Arts Sciences WILUAM S. LOVE Provo Commerce 69 I OLA PETERSON Rexburg, Idaho p , Fine Arts I. ELLSWORTH BROWN Boise, Idaho Applied Science MERLA BOND Duchesne Commerce VERNON DIEU Ogden Commerce LORN A CRANE Draper Commerce DUANE S. MIKKELSON Prove Applied Science ALICE WATTS Orem Education VIRGIL HOWELL Salt Lake City Applied Science BONNIE JEAN CROMAR Eureka Commerce RUTH ERCANBRACK Provo Arts Sciences ELNORA BOYACK Cheynne, Wyoming Applied Science WEST BELNAP Ogden Education REED MADSEN POWELL Provo Arts Sciences MAXINE B. SHIRTS Provo Commerce EMMA ULLOCK Springville Arts Sciences PHYLLIS CLARK Provo Education V. M, POWELL Provo Arts Sciences BESSIE A. SMITH St. George Education MAXWELL lONES Morgan _ i Commerce , . VERDELL HUNT Pine, Arizona Applied Science RUSSELL C. HARRIS Ogden Arts Science i FRANKLIN STUCKI Provo Coinmerce KATHLEEN N. BIRD San Diego, California Fine Arts ANNA JEAN BULLOCK Montrose, Colorado Fine Arts MARJORIE LINDSTROM Lewisville, Idaho Education DAVID H. YARN Atlanta, Georgia ' Education VELMA BATES Mesa, Arizona Arts Sciences L. GEORGE THATCHER Provo Applied Science BETH HARTSHARN American Fork Arts Sciences OLEA BABBEL Twin Falls, Idaho Applied Science ELNA STUELER Provo Commerce QUELLA HART Provo Arts Sciences OWEN G. DIXON Provo Education ANN H. BUCHANAN Salina Eduaction BETH CRANDALL Orefn Arts Sciences KARMA JEAN CULLIMORE Provo Arts Sciences ADRIAN A. THOMAS Richmond Applied Science JACQUELINE SUTTON Grantsville Fine Arts KEITH P. ANDERSON Ogden Applied Science ROSE TAYLOR Provo Fine Arts DEE SANFORD Springville Commerce 71 A. GLENN SNARR Murray Education RUTH ENGLAND Tooele Arts Science DONALD B. COX Fairview Arts Sciences BETTY ZIEVE Kamas Fine Arts JOSEPH H. WARNER Fillmore Commerce VIRGINIA WOODBURY St. George Education 72 Oimh 73 CLASS OFFICERS Top: Taylor Reynolds Pres. Left: Barbara Bailey ....V.-Pres. Right: Mirion Jones Secretary 74 Lugene Morris Richard Rowley Betty Jean Cattle Joyce Parrish Helen McNeil Florence Nielsen Clyde Mackay Patricia Critchlow Duane Spilsbury Bernice Manson Anna Peterson Clayton Chantrill Norma Halladay Phyllis Barnes lown Foote Jean Reese Melba Barker Marion Toland Ruby Schwartz Kent Baggs Betty Jane Roper Larence Barrett William Hulet Donna Page Melba Liechty Chester Mortensen Thomas E. Pardoejr. Billie Jean McCormick Harold Larsen Thelma Sorensen Elaine Peacock Addison Udall Taylor Reynolds Barbara Hansen Helen Nelson Gerry Lake Diontha Cox Willis Waite Ruth Peterson Robert Mitchell Genevieve Parkinson Edna Holt Idella White Marilynn Kingston Roberta Dean Mavis Hafen Dean Roth Vanda Fisher Jasper Crawford Lorraine Nicholas Margaret Young Boyd Ostler Welling Macfarlane Joy Bennett Ellen Ashworth Mary Smart Mary Lindsay Ray Jones Robert Kest Magdalene Miller Leah Belle Hawkes June Bennett Mary Jean Laabs Howard Worthen Douglas Welti Elva Jackson 76 Marion Muir Rhea Haslem Harvey Black Marilyn Ream Elayne Thomson Frank Maruoka Joseph Nielson Gloria Langston Winnifred Dyches Harold Miner Caroline Whitesides Nellie Higbee Lorin Jex Virginia Qark Corinne Weech Lola Geshian Dewain Silvester Elaine Wood Helen Hickman Ruth Va Leuven Veloy Singleton Julie Hansen Clair Black Blaine Porter Vol Deane Rice Georganna Adams Maxine Norton June Berry Margaret Wilson Morris Shirts Marva Holm 77 Milton ' Marjorie Orpha Homer Junella Lee Smith Hart Loudie Christensen Sanford Stenquist Grant Virginia Delvar Margaret LeRoy Wanda Peel Ault Pope Clayton Burleigh Ricks Lourine Mickelson Sterling Sessions Herbsrt Smith Carol Collard Iris Taylor Kay Morris LoRee Swenson Nita Jeanne Fullmer Albert Peterson Barbara Davis Felice Swain Donna Ellertson Clara Anderson Carling Allen Evan Wimber Carol Beck Margie Hurst Vivian Green Gay Armstrong Dorothea McKinnon Floyd Graham Colleen Rowan 78 Kay Young Helena Wall Donna Mae Thurkill Lowell Call Elaine Todd Katherine Hess Ballard Christiansen Nila Stubbs Volt Roper Mae Sevy Dale Seeley Arva Mercer Jean Anderson Howard Randall Betty Logsdon Lucille Richards Richard Taylor Doris Oliphant Ruth Flanders Kenneth Smith aEKx l - Kenneth Davis Estill Latimer Norma Jorgensen Ivan Liechty Ernest Burgi Marion Jones Mary Lee Atkerson Blaine Hunter Margaret Friday Virginia Rickenbach Grant Bushman Barbara Bailey Ira Young Helen Watkins Parker Chipman Jean Magleby Vera Bobbel Claude Westenshkaw Janet Barclay Ray Gieave Aaron Card Evelyn Miner Morrie Roper Verda Hale Lois Shepherd Elma Larson Leo Dean Elayne Christensen James Hobbs Grant Moon Marian Aldrich Joseph Olsen Mary Sells Byrce Bailey Shirley Palmer Marjorie Anderson David Rirrie Samuel Chandler Louise Green Rosa Mae Swainston Marion Hyde Francis Barlow Dan Parker Margie Cottom Betty Pearson Donald Evans 80 Joyce Hanks Ruth Hutchins Rae Lon Whitlock Don Gubler Wylie Swapp Carol Buchmiller Carol Spicer Juana Spohn Russell Schow Naia Burkey Lois Robinson Giroux J. Fabian t f % Walter Dyck Shirley Romney Madefyn Hatch Lester Card Grace Hutchings Willie Erickson Elaine Cannin Emma Bennett Reid Ellsworth Marilyn Stevenson Mary Ellen Christensen Robert Reid Norma Reynolds James Logsdon Lucille Booth Marvel Murphy Keith Walker Gayle Ashworth Marva Joy Zwahlen Ferron Jones 81 Craig Decker Vivian Hoyt Olga Allred Joy Tangren Bill fhjisipher Polly Kiester Iris Moore Arlene Knudsen Marjorie Petty Grant Ash Glena Vernon Kaye Lyman Blanche Koyle Hannah Billings Arus Bird Joy Thompson Clair Black Marjorie Sinclair Leda Jean Widdisi Marilyn Simmons Shirley Cunningto) Lois Hansen Coy Miles Pauline Sheranian Frank Itaya Betty Lou Anderson Lorna Pincock Marian Cowles Elaine Anthony Waddoups Snow- Elliot Howe Melba Buckner Carole Hilton Beulah Blake :li T P ' i 1 iWiH wumma 82 Page 83 Dale McAllister Joyce Tew Ruth Thomas Marie Snell Guenevere Cheatham Norma Wood Frank Taylor Luana Collins Mary Lou Dixon Rube ' Morrell Grace McEwen Barbara Mullen 83 j I £ophmuyi£ 85 CLASS OFFICERS Top: Ariel Ballif, Jr President Left: Paul Thompson .— V.-Pres. Right: Colleen Page ....Secretary 86 Jean Young Jack Isaac Joyce Clark Marjorie Barlow Pat Kaufman John Jensen John Price Alton Taylor Roma Smart Virginia Bird Reed Romney Lois Sturgill Frances Hunter Beverly Hardy Priscilla Ludlow Fv) Alberta Farnsworth Rex Olsen Mary Jane Miner Robert Mendenhal Bette Nichols Helen Clegg Joe Salisbury Dean Payne Lois Ruth Peterson Anne Christensen Grefalia Chaknias Lou Anne Brown Eldon Harding Howard Wiscombe Jeanne Tackrell Melba Otteson Ethelyn Thompson 87 Phyllis Dorothy Dick Anne Veda Stanley Ruth Boyack Norberg Dabling Brockbank Miller Brady Gardner Jean Keith LaWana Mary Donna Jean Donald June Mcintosh Whitney Miller Harmon Sirrine Murri Telsch m ' jfl Margaret Anderson • ' Vm I IS H gf ' % l H Roxey Nelson Ipi pr- Kenneth Ludlow • ■ Meredith Hogan Glenna Wallace Aileen Hales Louine Brown Elaine Paxman Joan Whitney Max Pyne Jeanne Kellett Robert Peterson Margarita Bautista Marian Pitcher Jenna Vee Beck Beth Peirson BUI Huish Hannah Williams Edna Ryskamp Carol Clark Meredith Hansen Ariel Ballif Junius Duke Sheila Brough Doris Gwillipm Margaret Judd Enid Caldwell Lawrence Thome Peter Skousen Zola Rae Law Kathleen King Paul Adams Richard Wright Dorothy Robinson - Deanne Taylor Lei Orna Thurber Mildred Shaw Earl Williams R. G. Francis LaVee Prisby Betty Lou Houghton LaRue Wasden Carma Meredith Charles Allred Reed Walker Barbara Peel Mary Hafin Tom Lee Nydra Hunsaker Doug Mabey Phyllis Cook Margaret Wood 89 George Felsch Helen Brown Myrlene Romney Donald Christensen Marybeth Pierce Douglas Francis Patricia Pace Margaret Wilson Janet Stringhom Willard Laveridge Barbara Kohler Shirley Johnson Phyllis Jones Leron Miller Clifton Pyne Norma Nell Straw Corinne Smith Marion Gardner Keith Jones Joyce Whiting Alfonso Trujillo Morris Cunningham Betty Stratford Jean Char LaVelta C. Hill James Knell Arlene Sheperd Delores Francis Chris Sanders Jane Nate Evelin Grass Norman Marchant Audrey Leavitt Norma Lee Reynolds 90 Boyd Peay Nathel Openshaw Vonnie Beth Davis Wayne Persson June Kanipe John Olson Shirley Farnsworth Richard Shuck Melba Gillespie Shirley Sanford Winifred Ellsworth LaMar Burnett June Vernon Lewis J, Will Karma Stewart Glenith Bangerter Lavelle Thornton Nicky Ohran Deaun Adams Arthur Slater William Dyer Marjorie Sutton Norma Cheatham Eugene Harvey Ben Roberts Barbara Crandall Eva Jane Smith Edie Jensen Doris Preece Shiralee Harding Jess McCulley Emmett Ostler Gloria Glendora lone Schwantes Schwantes Roundy Maxine Gordon Dorla Howes Hawkins Hibbard Charles Combe Thelma Sutton David Williams Vern Lana Fawn John Jensen Olson Jensen Elrod Leany LuDeane Wagstaff Thelma Davidson Rex A. Madsen Maxine Overlade 92 Squre Phil Beverly Bird Carol Smith Beatrice Jensen Bette Nelson Gwen Wahlen June Smith Blaine Wilcox Franklin Wixom Katheryn Meyer Bernice Maeno Charlotte Harris Dawn Hilton Robert Boig Golda Thornley Joseph Beeston Peggy Zimmerman Keith Facer Renee Bliss McDcine Walker Jennie Gwilliain Legia Mendenhall Ken Beck Joseph Hafen, Jr. Mourine Romney Velora Sorensen Wylene Millet Edythe Bright James G. Abel Betty Clark Shirley Jennens Jim Winterton William Beglin, Jr. Jennie Bea Jones Marion Bard Delphia Collins J. Paul McGuire Joyce Harris Jeweldene Moore Verjean Holyoak Verla MacDonald Jean Cram Leone Winegar Mont Rasmussen Gae Peterson Ben Summerhays Dorothy Shippe Lorraine Swain John Anderson 93 Stan Benson Clara Braderick Gwen Botemon Carl Hunter Donna Thomas Alene Johnson Kenneth Williams Joan Spratley Phyllis Draper Betty Jo Mercer Richard Daynes Joseph F. Elder Josephine Williams Catherine Newman Valeea Crowther Bette Jensen Sally Stayner Joan Christensen Mary Sawyers Stephen Sharp Geraldine Adeline Reed L. Eva Heatherly Done Frost Stokes Laie Josie Robert Thurber Tippetts Day Orpha J. Bernard Inez LonaMae Bums Donna Claire Margaret Stokes Critchfield Brimley Clegg Swapp Smith Hutchirjgs 94 Jane Wright Willa Crane Norman F. 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This game nevertheless served to con- vince supporters and critics alike that a successful season awaited this near-girls school. A pre-sea- son trip through Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming farther accentuated the possibilities of the team ' s mak- ing it a close Big Seven race. Joe Weight Bryce Bailey 130 Basketball Results — 1945-46 J Score Opponent Opponent Score 60 ..... . Clearfield Naval Supply 16 61 — . Alumni _... 62 49 ..._ .._ Wyoming 58 55 ...- Montana State 40 52 37 Wyoming ..._ _ 58 Idaho Southern .._ 47 54 Idaho Southern 47 42 .... Keams Replacement Depot .... 54 53 Manhattan College 42 62 ._.. Conisius College 52 41 . Northwestern University 61 58 Valparaiso University .. 72 57 .._. — .. Snow College 27 47 .._ Utah State 29 36 _... Wyoming 41 43 ..._ Loyola University . 44 48 Denver University 23 42 ... Colorado A M 41 37 Denver University ... 36 57 . ._ Wynming 41 28 University of Utah 46 53 ..... — Colorado University 65 64 ..._ Utah State 48 40 .._. Colorado A M 47 42 Coloradd University _ 60 53 University of Utah 71 J mi ' ' ; h Floyd Giles 4. c k Junior Child 131 Qark Greenhalgh Rolfe Peterson Charles Little On a cold Sunday morning, the 23rd of December, the eleven anxious sight-seers boarded a train for New York, having had their plane reservations cancelled. Two wins and much needed experience were gained. A fast trip by air made possible their return in time for Winter Quarter. Through the twelve conference games the Cougars started slow, hit their stride at mid-season to capture the coveted lead, then the Ute Indian struck the blow which started the Cougars toward their final standing of fourth place. 32 Jlo mAienA Meade Squire Dick Dabling Alma Garrett BASKETBALL ROSTER — 1945-46 ' Player Number Position Age Height Weight Exp. Home Town Bailey, Bryce .._ _... 2 G 21 S ' ll ' a 145 2 Nephi Giles, Floyd 6 G 25 6 ' 170 2 Provo Olsen, Roy ..._ _. 8 G 19 e ' l ' j 160 1 Rigby, Idaho Peterson, Rolfe 9 C 25 6 ' 4 175 1 Ogden Child, Junior 10 F 21 6 ' 3 180 Clearfield Little, Charles 11 F 18 6 ' 1 170 American Fork M t m - Bv B r 133 Roy Olsen Maynard Bcdley Floyd Graham, Manager BASKETBALL ROSTER — 1945-46 Player Weight, Joe Garrett, Alma Walker, Brady Number Position Age . 12 . 13 14 Greenhalgh, Clark 15 Squire, Meade 16 Dabling, Dick 7 BoOey, Maynard 3 F F G C C F F 17 24 24 19 19 21 24 Height 671 2 6 ' 67 6-4 67 6 ' 6 ' Weight Exp. 176 185 195 180 ■ 209 170 158 Home Town Prove Nephi Mesquite, Nev. Nephi Monti Provo Nephi 134 Coach Eddie Kimball left the Y campus in June of ' 42 to serve in the Navy ' s Physical Training Program with the Air Force Pacific Fleet in the South Pacific. He returned to the Y in October, ' 45 and has since been plan- ning and building a fight- ing eleven comparable to our scheduled opponents of next season when we re-enter the conference for the first time since ' 42. Mentor Millet, a graduate from BYU, has been checked out on every coaching position on the campus. In ' 41 he was made basketball coach and when Eddie Kimball left for the Navy in ' 42 Floyd took over and engineered a determined squad to our first upset over the U. of U. grid team in twenty years. An all-round Y athlete in col- lege days. Coach Buck Dixon returned to the Y in 1928 to teach an dcoach athletes of Y high and University. His pres- ent duties are confined mainly to varsity tennis, teaching phy- sical education classes and managing the Intramural pro- gram. Qaackei Wayne Soffe who was assigned to the coaching staff of the varsity boxing and wrestling department, with- line coaching duties on the gridiron is expected to be separated from the Navy this Summer to aid in developing a brawn team next year. He spent the majority of cm extend- ed leave working with prospective linemen in Spring football workouts this season. 15 , 135 pAma o dmii A combination of the late return from the Navy of our head football coach, Eddie Kimball, combined with the marked absence of eligible men, the Y was forced to forego Fall football competition, but with the inter- mittent return of skilled brawn material Coach Kimball organized Spring workouts giving special instruction to backfield poten- tials while Wayne Soffe, on leave from the Navy coaches the linemen. The return of the following lettermen will serve to augment, with Y exper- ience, the superior-planned squad for the season ' 46- ' 47. Back row: Fielding Abbott, Frank Whitney, Reed Nilson, Don Brimhall, Herm Longhurst. Front row: Marion Tree, Rex Olson, Owen Dixon, Mike Mills, Max hifrer. 136 ? 4f!.?!4 :?V V§ FOOTBALL SQUAD Front row: Gary Whiting, Bud Schwantez, Stan Stapley, Andy Anderson, Don Bushore, Owen Dixon, Don Brimhall, H. Muse, Duke Junins, Albert Miera. Second row: Kimball Merrill, Max Shifrer, Reid Nilson, Glen Shun, Pete Skousen, Marion Tree, Mike Mills, Brude Osborne, Dwight Stapley, Ken Davis, Harold Gunn, Coach Eddie Kimball. Third row: Carlyle Gourley, Fielding Abbott, Don Chavis, Stan McAllister, Rex Olsen, Kirk Lar- sen, Domingo Rodriguez, Max Bjarnson, Ross Westover, Garth Seegmiller, Horace Gillespie, Frank Whitney, Herm Longhurst. Back row; Coach Wayne Soffe, Gene Pace, Bob Greenwood, Dean Call, Elliot Cameron, Norm Marchant, Louis Maiben, Clyde Davis, Dick Forsyth, Jack Price. Football tactics next year will embody plays and procedures Eddie developed while in the service plus the more prominent T formations. The next Fall schedule re-enters the Cougar club in the Big Seven league with auxiliary games being played with San Jose in California and a trip to El Paso, Texas for a dig with the Texas Miners. 137 jeHMU I , Varsity tennis opened a promising season with the return of four Ittermen: B. Bailey, Hyde, Mangum, and K. Wilson. The first competition was realized in a trip into Ute territory at Salt Lake where we made a fair showing. The Y netters bowed 5 to 2. Individual victories were; Singles, Don Evans, defeating Vernie Swenson of Utah, 9-7, 6-2. In the Double trouble, Thurgood and Mangum merged to humble Koch and Williams of Utah, 6-4, 2-6, 64. Other meets will be the BYU Invitational Track Meet, Divisional Tennis and the Conference Meet. 9. Above: Coach Fred Buck Dixon checking out hopefuls. Right: The squadron of netters consist of: Back row — Tom Pardoe, Johnny Hyde, Bud Harmon, Charles Allred, Bill Mangum, Jack Thurgood. Front row: Mat Olsen, Doug Bus- terud, Don Wilson, Bob Booth, Keith Wilson, Don Evans. 138 laok With the filing away of basketball jer- seys in moth balls, Coach Floyd Millet began to pass out track equipment on a large scale for the first time in some three years to around twenty-seven potential cinder stars. Testing events for a relative- ly unproved squad were realized in the Invitational Track Meet the latter part of April, where the Y entered the 100-yard dash, mile relay, medley relay, high jump, pole vault, shot put, discus throw, and javelin throw. May 18 saw the Y repre- sented at the State Meet and for the finale we entered the conference meet at Denver. Below are the varsity track men: Art Packard, Keith Wilson, Verl Taylor, Phil Harrington, Bill Smith, J. Paul McGuire, J. M. McFarland, Myrten Grant, Thomas Howells, Keith Allred, Dave Sudweeks, Clyde McKay, Virgil Smith, Less Haymore, Qark Roberts, Art Mitchell, Coach Royd Millet, Marion Newberry, B. D. Young, Les Cannon, Brady Walker, Carl Qark, Russ Nielson and Doug Lazenby. ' ' ■ ■p pi f ' - ' A ' J -• ' J JtC 139 With the Y emerging from a three year moratorium on athletics in general, and the press dead-lines in advance of spring compe- tition, it is somewhat diiiicult to describe sport- ing events that haven ' t taken place and rather awkv ard to predict possible results of these potentials in the late spring meets. We can be confident, however, of the four lettermen above, who have in past years dis- tinguished themselves in track and field events. The lettermen are; Carl Clark, conference pole vaulter; Less Cannon and Brady Walker, weights; and Russ Nielson, all around. At the right is Nelson clearing the hurdle with ease. Below are the quarter-milers, Roberts and Newberry. 140 JpWi IcuiiA The academic year 1945-46 passed through the Cougar campus and observed the greatest conversion this school has experienced. The king of sports, varsity football was of necessity intombed. With the opening of the hoop season enough basketeers had returned to make the club into a going concern. Basketball held top honors as the major sport on the campus with the intramural program absorbing those interested in short, non-training periods of participation. Smokeless smok- ers held their share of the spotlight, with the full beam on the once quiet ghostly gridiron for spring football workouts. Coach Eddie Kimball returned too late to whip a fall team into shape but is well started on a hopeful season for next year. The sportslight flashed to the thirty-third Annual Invitation Track and Field Meet and Relay Carniv al, resumed after war years, to highlight the spring sports season. The Y campus is centered in the wonderland of a sportsman ' s paradise. To the north and east is found an abundance of superior skiing, hiking and camping; to the west, Utah lake offers ice skating, swimming and boating; to the south, a class A golf course and skeet range are growing in popularity. These aid in augmenting the regular campus activities which are speedily reaching adequacy. The Cougar is now poised on the threshold of a New Golden Era of University activities, tensed for the starting whistle to lunge into the world of oppor- tunity to battle his way to collegiate supremacy, main- taining our cherished individuality. ; 141 !)inimm44A 2li The Intramural system, under the direction of Coach Fred Buck Dixon flourished with new zest and active participation. The flexible organization of the system this year made it possible to absorb the ever present returning of masculine gender to the campus with sporting activities indoor and out- door placed at the top of their curriculum. Boxing and wrestling tournaments and basketball contests were featured durmg the fall and winter quarters with tennis, volleyball, softball and baseball on the schedule for spring aspirants. Hawkins, Stutz and Phillips carried the responsibility of the ring events with Paul Wilson worrying about the student man- agement of the system at large. Below are the winter quarter Smokeless -Smoker Champs, Pete Skousen, Glen McGaughey, Max Whitaker, Gordon Hawkins, coach. Bob Mercer, Boyd Williams, and Royden Rice. At right are Paul Wilson and Coach Fred Dixon. 142 9Mi iaMun zli n Above are the spring quarter wrestling champs, Stan Philips, coach, Theron Beck, Max Shifrer, Robert Borg, Paul Johnson and Carl Adams. Below are the spring quarter boxing champs, Horace Gillespie, Bob Mercer, Boyd Williams, Wendell Cook, and Jerry Skousen. Keith Wilson was absent. 143 !)Min 2mu iali The intramural program featured two college open tournaments during the year. An alert Viking aggregation won top honors in the fall quarter contest with top billing for the Brigadiers and the independent Virginians who cap- tured coveted crov ns v inter quarter in the social unit independent leagues respectively. At the right are the Virginians: Glen Sheen, Don Snow, Tony Snow, Stan McAllister, Joe Simpson, Rex Olsen. i I ' Above are the Vikings: Joe Salisbury, Russell Grange, Paul Thompson, Gus Shields, Bill Mangum, William Pulsioher, Creed Brmhall, LaMar Buckner, Mark Nielson. John Langren was absent. At the left are the Brigadiers: Dick Swenson, Herm Longhurst, Don Snow, Tony Snow, J. Foul McGuire, Pete Skousen, Owen, Dixon, J. B. Cooper, and Stan Mc- Allister. 144 !)nmtcitlon Meet Under the direction of Dr. C. J. Hart, meet director, Miss Leona Holbrook. in charge of women ' s events and B Y U Athletic Director Eddie Kimball the 33rd an- nual track and field meet and relay carnival unfolded a panorama of thrills and pageantry April 25, 26, 27 in the Y stadium Distin- guished athletes from 65 schools representing 6 states performed in ideal weather to successfully re-establish the cinder classic among the ouistanding sports events. The University of South- ern California captured a ead position in the inter- collegiate division, while Branch Agricultural College and East High won coveted honors in their respective departments. All - around champion of the meet was a junior from Mesa High School in Arizona, Wilford White. Proving himself the greatest trackster to perform in the Y stadium, White cap- tured seven firsts of the nine events to aggregate 6225 points. I 145 Skiing proved one of the most popular sports on the campus this season. A com- bination of Miss Holbrook ' s ski class and the Timpan- ogos Mountain Club served as organized units sponsor- ing weekly ski trips to the down-hill wonder lands of the State. The majority of enthusiasts in this pastime found good skiing at Alta, Snow Basin in Ogden, or at our own Stewart Flats in Provo Canyon. Highlights of the season were the vari- ous moonlight ski trips, both as a class and otherwise. As to the lone stranger in the per left corner, his identity uakes a good guess. ' cmieiu. 147 W.A A The .K.K. activities are directed by Beth Wight, President, center; Joyce Hanks, reporter, left; Edna Holt, secretary, right, and Miss Leona Holbrook, below, Director of Women ' s Athletics. The Women ' s Athletic Asso- ciation completed one of its most active years. During the autumn quarter, their activities consisted of an overnight canyon party, a Christmas party, and volley ball and bov ling tournaments. The v rinter quarter found W.A.A. sponsoring women s basketball and foul pitching tournaments. In the spring, the organization featured softball and other spring sports. 148 in. A A Pictured above are girls of the Fidelas Social Unit who won first place in the Social Unit volley ball tournament by defeating Altra Mitra Social Unit 21-7. The independ ent volley ball championship was won by the Darts at right. Ready for a try at the pins are the indepen- dent bowling champs, Pearl Babble, Melba Southerland, and Dorla Hibbard. At right are the social unit bowling champs from the Vol Norn Social Unit, Marjorie Hart, Charlotte Harris and Joan Spratley. 149 W. A. A The Cougarettes, right, cctptured the independent basketball crown through winning from their oppon- ents 7 out of 7 games. Members of the team are Colleen Rowan, Mick- ey Michelson, Leone Weinegar, Madelyn Hatch, Virginia Ault, Al- berta Farnsworth, Norylene Oran absent. The Nautilus girls took first place in the Social Unit basketball tourna- ment defeating Altra Mitra 32-29. The Nautilus girls are Marcene Ginn, Colleen Rowan, Barbara Bailey, Carolyn Fagg, Mary Ellen Christensen, Ines Payne, and Gerald- ine Heatherly. Standing are the Alta Mitra runner- A spirit of cooperation and enthu- siasm •marked the work of the five girls who managed the girl ' s Intra- mural Athletic program. Joyce Hanks, bowling; Mickey Mickel- son, volleyball; Alama Ayers, Soqial Unit basketball; Madelyn Hatch, independent basketball; Barbara Bailey, foul pitching, absent. 150 ki.A.A Golda Thornley demonstrates her ability to make baskets from the foul line while Marion Bird and Beverly Brady ap- prove. These girls v on the independent foul pitching tour- nament. Mickey Mickelson poises herself for a shot while Leone Weinegar keepjs score and Madelyn Hatch awaits her turn. These girls made up the Alta Mitra team that won the social unit foul pitching tour- ney. Mickey Mickelson, Alama Ayers and Beth Wight crre the award sweater winners for 1945 and Madelyn Hatch, Joyce Hanks and Edna Holt for 1946. These selections were made on the basis of interest, ability and participation in W.A.A. activities. w BOOK FIVE 153 I f 154 I am invariably of the politics of people at whose table I sit, or beneath whose roof I sleep. George Borrow 155 Under the able leadership of Coy Miles, Vaughn Taylor and Victor Brim- hall the A. M.S. sponsored such activi- ties as lighting the Y , the Smokeless Smoker, and the Snow Carnival, Y- Day, and the Sweetheart Ball. The Association also rendered valuable services through the establishment of the Tux Bureau, and the Travel Bureau. Top: Coy Miles, President. Center, Vau ghn Taylor, Sec- ond Councilor. Bottom: Victor Brimholl, First Councilor. 156 AM.M. Top: Grctnt Rasban, Keith Overson, George Hendersen. ' Second row: Kay Young, Grant Rasban, Frank Taylor, Ken Smith. Third row: Sheldon John- ston, Coy Miles, Vic Brimhall. Bottom: Marion Toman, Ells- worth Brown, Jim Winterton. 157 A k .S. This year ' s k N .S. Council launched its program by accepting the challenge of in- creased enrollment which brought back the traditional abundance of social fife to the Y campus. Holding their own as big sisters, the mentors have token the lonely frosh under their wings and oriented them with parties, fashion shows, and teas. The A.W.S. claims credit for the success of the Girls ' Jamboree, the Preference Ball, and Girls ' Day activities. Top: Anna Jean Bullock, President. Center: Carole Hilton, Vice-President; Shirley Jennins, Glendora Schwantes, Shirley Johnson, Gloria Schwantes, Edith Jensen, Barbara Crandall, Elizabeth Nicholes, Shirlee Christensen, Marion Robertson, June Smith, Agnes Jensen, Borboro Bailey, Rita Clement, Virginio Bird, Lono Foun Olsen. Bottom: Miriam Young, Alene Holes, Zola Roe Low, Ann Bailey, Merideth Hansen, LoVon Squires, Morjorie Hart, VolDean Rice. 158 A W. i. Top; Mary Ellen Christensen, Social Chairman. Center: Mary Smart, Secretary; Joy Tangren, Marian Gardner, Elnora Boyack, Joyce Whiting, Miriam Jones, Rose Taylor, Laurie Teichert, Edna Ryskamp. Bottom: Margaret Wilson, Inez Payde, Blanch Akey, Jean Anderson, Mary Beth Pierce, Ruth W. Adams, Phyllis Jones, Lucille Booth. 159 Qfomi ' arie 161 lime K.eu Coy Miles Dean Anderson, Advisor Jay De Graif Gordon Bradford West Belap J. Ellsworth Brown David Yarn Philip Low Sheldon Johnson Grant Shields Taylor Reynolds William Love Rex Hall Keith Wilson Russell Grange Dee Sanford Russell Harris Grant Ash 162 Cross section of upperclassmen, Blue Key National Honor Fraternity was reorganized on the campus this year to offer service to the Y and to sponsor various projects. Under the leadership of prexy Kay Young, they com- bined with White Keys to make Hello Week a success. Members are noted for the enthu- siasm with which they have aided various Student Union drives. Kay Young,President Wvute ICeu Outstanding in scholarship, leadership, and initi:.tive, White Keys comprise the women ' s upperclassmen honorary. Noteworthy achieve- ments were the traditional publication of Stu- dent Directories, assistance given Student Union Drives, and the annual Hour of Charm assembly program. Members have ushered at basketball games and have served at infor- mation desks during Leadership Week and other functions. At the right is Rhoda May Goates, President. Rhoda May Goates, Nila Stubbs Karma, Jean CuUimore Mavis Hafen Margaret Hales Lugene W. Morris Ruth England Helen Olpin Carole Hilton Lucille Booth Anna Jean Bullock Katherine Hess Ellen Ashworth President Marion Owens Margaret Wilson Mary Smart Jean R ese Marcia Greenhaw Mary Ellen Christensen Elnora Boyack La Rue Cottle 163 9. IC. Dean Payne Gordon Hawkins Douglas Mabey Waldo Jacobson Ted McKnelly, President Fred Bushnell niiot Petersen Gene Greenwood D. L Weaver Don Devey Evan Woolley J. Will Lewis Paul Theobald Howard Worthen Glade Kuhni Albert Christman Truman lefferv Walter Zabriskie Sterling Sessions Truman Clawson Bernie Critchfield Dick Dabling Floyd Weed Glade Burgon - Tack Anderson A servfice organization, the Gold Y chapter of Intercol- legiate Knights is the national fraternity for underclassmen at the Y. I.K. ' s distinguished them- selves this year by coming out on top in the Student Union drive sponsored by service organizations during winter quarter. 164 9.IC Harold R. Tolboe Ken Beck Dean Gray Dean Johnson George Ballif Dean Bateman V orren Jensen Roy Stapp Maurice Bateman Bill Pulsipher Max Stubbs Melvin Dixon Robert Barber Richard Forsey Donald LeBaron Reed Benson Ronald Grippe Grant Shields Duwayne Anderson Larrv Stoddard James Lyman Winston Taylor Richard Dalton Willard Pingey Dick Wright Robert Perry 165 If. a Y Calcares, Sophomore women ' s honorary group, is composed of women students who are out- standing in scholarship, activity and leadership. Primary function of mem- bers has been to usher at Lyceum and student as- semblies. In addition, the Y.C. ' s this year undertook the difficult task of distri- buting the Y News every Thursday. Arlene Shepherd President Ruth Adams Zola Roe Law Marian Robertson Marian Gardner Shirley Johnson June Smith Phyllis Cook Beverly Landgren Lona Faun Olson La Von Squire Janet Stringham Winifred Ellsworth Edna Ryskamp Gloria Schwantes Glendora Schwantes 166 Blanche Ockey Helen Anderson Joan Spratley Joyce Whiting Betty Bailey Shirlee Christensen Frances Hunter Aileen Hales Carol Cox Legia Mendenhall Agnes Jensen Gertrude Duckworth Eva Stokes Helen Spencer Ann Bailey Orpha Stokes Mary Jane Miner Rita Clement Edythe Bright Jenna Vee Beck . e. 167 eua Plu Melvin Petersen, President The Delta Phi, a denomina- tional fraternity for men who hove served on Christian sions, is one of the largest organ- izations on the campus. Activi- ties for the year include several temple exc ursions, a formal din- nr dance, an extemporaneous speaking contest, and a tri-din- ner dance held in Salt Lake with representatives from the U. of U. and the A. C. Vergil Howell Morris Beishman Donald B. Cox Clement Williams Oliver R. Smith Courtney Brewer Scott Thome Thomas P. McFarlond Adddison Udall Lloyd McArthur Dee Sanford Ira Young Elliot C. Howe Glen Snarr West Belnap Karl Buchmiller David H. Yarn Joseph Olsen Ken Beck Don Nuffer 168 jbeua Pm George L. LeBaron Kent Baggs Robert Kest Donald Murr Albert C. Peterson Reed G. Romney V ilford L Bruderer Sam Chandler Vern H. Jensen Fred W. Harding Grant Moon James Bradley Lloyd Hayward Floyd B. Weed H. Stuart Steed Robert Mecham Welling Macfarlane George C. Reimschussel Jack Price Joseph R. Meservy Donald Cleverly Ross Denham Boyd Ostler Harold Call Clayton Chanbre Joe V. Barker Arthur D. Slater (69 llpJta KjOffxi Pdi Lee Olsen, President Rex Madson Winston Taylor Howard Lowe Harold Miner George Pringle Sheldon Johnson Frank Stucki lack Isaac Robert Reid, Jr. Lee Stenquist Glenn Evans Russell Grange Taylor Reynolds Maxwell Jones Dee Santord Grant Moon Bound to be our brain trusters in the years to come, members of the na- tional business honorary for men, Alpha Kappa Psi, often get together to figure out a new way to beat the income tax. Noted for their Ad Ball and assembly, at which were displayed advertising samples, they continue to promote fellowship among future business men. 170 Q cumma Pk 0. I wuon m Mary Kirkham Margaret Harris Marie Snell Elnora Boyack, President Florence Simmons Phyllis Hunter Arlene Knudsen Lois Shepherd Helen Nelson Melba Beckman Joyce Parrish Maxine Norton Rhoda May Goates Lorna Pincock Nellie Bushman Dorothea Reid Lois Robinson Rhea Haslam Idella White Clara Anderson Effie Warnick May Billings LaRee Swenson Jean Magleby Carole Hilton Elaine Cannon Irene Barlow Iris Moore Virginia Rickenbach Barbara Bailey Marriel Qark 171 keia AlfAa Pm Maurine Howell Johnny Belle Holley Jean Reese Ray Jones, President Lola Peterson Marilyn Stevenson Joan Spratly Marcia Greenhaw Ruth England Jenna Vee Beck Enid Caldwell Betty Zieve Evan Wimber Adeline Done Dorothy Robinson Gae Petersen Lois Hansen Joan Christiansen Ariel BaUii Lola Jean Gaddie Robert Kest Ralph Ungerman Betty Bailey Ernest Burgi Veloy Singleton Kathleen Bird Grace McEwen Ruth Ercanbrack Mary Donna Jones j Dove Call Faye Hunter Rita Clement 172 PJu Gm Vneta PHI CHI THETA Phi Chi Theta, women ' s business honorary society, was organized on this campus to foster fellowship and interest in professional improvement. The organization has added an important contribution to the Student Union drive this year by giving the proceeds of a stenographic bureau to the Union Fund. Officers La Rue Cottle, Presi- dent; Donna Mae Thirkill, Grand Counsellor; Mcrrnal Clark, Treasurer, Betty Loge- don, Secretary; Lucille Spen- cer, Sponsor; Norma Forsey, Vice - President; Rosa Mae Swainston, Reporter. First row: Norma Forsey, Barbara Mullen, Rose Mae Swainston, La Rue Hoopes, Shirley Cunnington, Jennie Bee Jones, Betty Stratford, Bar- bara Kohler. Second row: Orpha Laudie Betty Logsdon, Jewaldine Moore, Mary R. Callahan Merla Bond, Lorna Crane, Genevieve Eliason, Willa Ann Crane. Third row: Lucille Spencer, Maxine Shirts, Lucille Rich- ards, Thelma Sorenson, Merial Perkins, Leora Bird, Marian Gardner. Foiorth row: La Rue Cottle, Gwen Bateman, Berva Dawn Nebeker, Sally Stayner, Edith Simmons, Donna Mae Thirkill, La Rue Olson, Elaine Sperry, Marrial Clark. 173 Organized to stimulate high scholastic attainment among students in the biological sciences, Tri-Beta also functions as an organ- ization which promotes research work. Acti- vities for the year include lectures in the various fields of the natural sciences, field trips, participation in a national essay con- test sponsored by the fraternity magazine, and various social functions. Beia Beta lieia Officers: Lowell Miller, Presi- dent; Anna Davidson, Vice- President; Janet Barclay, Sec- retary and Treasurer; Sterling Sessions, Historian and Re- porter. First row: Dr. Eldon Beck, Caroline Whitesides, Lois Grif- fin, Estill Latimer, Olea Bab- bel. Second row: Anna David- son, 11a Mae James, Margaret Young, J. L. Crawford. Third row: Sterling Sessions, Janet Barclay, Betty Olsen, Aloma Ayers, Margaret Nu- sink. Fourth row: Lowell Miller, Dr. C. Lynn Hoyward, Afton Isom, Dr. Vasco M. Tanner. i - xmM 174 y Coaled- Kenneth Madson Glen Pinegar Reed Benson, President Tom Howells Howard Worthen Dewoyne Anderson Glen Gardner Robert Peterson Harold Coll Shipley Snow Sterling Sessions Loy Hatch Lester Card Neal Richards Johnny Hyde Ellsworth Snow J. Paul McGuire Herb Petersen Truman leffry Warren Jenson Norman Hyatt Richard Taylor Bob Ord Grant Moon 175 PneUdeMiyi Officers: Faye Hunter, Kar- ma- Jean Cullimore, Grant Shields, Verda Olsen. First row: Kay Young, Joy Thomp- son, Marjorie Petty, Marcia Green- haw. Jean Reese, Reed Benson, Ruth Redd. Second row: Sterling Sessions, Beverly Hardy, Arlene Shepherd, LaVon Squire, Rhoda Mae Goatees, Felice Swain, Marian Muir, John Jensen. Third row: Creed Brimhall, Ells- worth Snow, Melvin Peterson, Elnora Boyack, La Rue Cottle, Wealthy Pur- rington, Lee Olsen. Fourth row: Willis Waite, George Felsch, Ted McNelly, Peter Skousen, Sheldon Johnson, Faye Hunter, Ariel Ballif. Fifth row: Ned Stringham, Ray Jones, Shipley Snow, Leo Dean, Orien Lamoreaux. f l ' - iiP-3- 176 opcuimeidc ii QuA ' d RoHxl Gus Shields, Joyce Hay cock. Back row: Richard Ballou C. Mack Ceilings, LaVinc Borgeson, Jack Anderson. Middle ' row: Dale McAllis- ter, Norman Hunt, Howard Worthen, Joyce Haycock Alma Willey. Front row: Lorry Rytting, Lucille Sandberg, Fred Gard- ner, Gus Shields, Ardean Watts. 178 Organized as the Mask Qub, potential thespians on the campus have met weekly to discuss pertinent matters and to hear various ploy-readings by ad- vanced students of drama. Blithe Spirit and Clau- dia, presented this year, are both Mask Qub pro- ductions. Mcuik GLA Officers: Jean Reese, Presi- dent; Enid Caldwell, Secre- tary; Gae Peterson, Publicity; Jenna Vee Beck, Chcdnnan of Plays; Barbara Coombs, Vice- President. First row: Jonny Belle Hol- ley, Maurine Howell, Roy Jones, Jean Reese. Second row: Betty Lou An- derson, Veloy Singleton, Lila Marchant, Enid Caldwell. Third row: Jenna Vee Beck, Marilyn Stevens, Lola Peter- son, Lois Hansen. I 179 Officers: Dr. Morley, Advisor; Julie Hansen, President; Afton Taylor, Secretary; Willis Waite, Vice-Presi- dent. First row: Julie Hansen, Ashly Graham, Betty Jo Mercer, Beth Crandall, Betty Oliver, Willis Waite. Second row: Afton Taylor, Harold Call, James Able, Jean Anderson, Ruth Juper, Charlotte Bridges, Verl Alleman. Third row: Orrin Parker, Ralph Burgguist, Thola Hepworth, Betty Zieve, Louis Cordon, Arva Mercer. B ' Ysers Town Meeting is designed to stimulate the power of critical analysis on the part of students interested in current issues of international, national, local, and campus importance. 180; 9. R. e. J vr ' ' w • ' w-1 The criteria for membership in International Rela- tions Club is an active interest in international affairs plus the ability to enter into animated discussions. Although membership in the club is small, I. R. C. is one of the most active of the campus organizations. Officers: Anna David- son, Secretary; Marion Jones, President, Richard Taylor, Vice-President. First row: Anna David- son, Laurie Teichert, Bev- erly Jameson, Prof. J. Reu- ben Clark, III. Second row: Vera Bab- bel, Marion Jones, Jean Anderson, Richard Tay- lor. Third row: Gerald Hen- ri, William A. Hulet, Virgil Harris, Rachel Nelson. I I 181 Officers: Joy Huntsman, Sec- retccry; Orien Lamoreaux, President; Dick Gourlez, Vice- President. First row: Ashley Grctham, Max Pyne, Eldon Harding, Raymond Poystrup, Glen Pinegar, Ivo Kissell, Kenneth Neilsen. Second row: Junuis Duke, Kenneth Ludlow, Gordon Han- sen, F. Don Wixom, John H. Harvey, Orien H. Lamoreaux, Truman Jeffrey. Third row: Blaine Richards, Dean Johnson, James L. Logs- don, Albert Bennett, Kenneth Lundquist, Ruel Randall. Fourth row: M. D. Wallace, advisor, Morris Cunningham, Alma Adams, Stephen Sharp, Thomas Powelson, Glen H. Tolman. Fifth row: Dick Gourley, Forrel Johnson, G. S. Richards, Warren Jensen, Kenneth Hoyt, Gene Harvey. ' , r t J - - ' S C r. I 182 Jlr me oc. Officers — back row: Iris Moore, Vice - President; Mar- garet O. Harris, Sponsor; Ruth Martin, Historian. Front row: Shirley Jennens, Reporter; Shirley Johnson, President- Dawn Hilton, Secretary and Treasurer. Front row: Norma Burnham, Car- ole Clark, Dawn Hilton, Iris Moore, Shirley Johnson, Ruth Martin, Shirley Jennens, Mrs. Harris, Clara Brode- rick. Second row: Roberta Guild, Hazel Dawn Ream, Lois Johnson, Gladys Rawlings, Helen Mae Tolman, Mar- garet Wilson, Delphia Collins, Kath- leen Specer, Florence Husted. Third row: Joan Hurst, Louise McQuarrie, Doris Clark, Betty Ten- nant, Betty Gerrord, Joyce Muir, Bonita Finlayson, Arlene Cox, Bar- bara Farnsworth, Dorothy Petty. iM tirl!ilkl 183 Officers: Vaughan Taylor, President; Inez Payne, Secre- tary; Malcolm Peirson, Vice- President First row: Dr. Harold T. Christensen, advisor; Buelah Lake, Inez Payne, Beth Cran- dall, Shirlee Christensen, Charlotte Harris, Barbara Hansen, Mary Lee Atkerson, Cr. John C. Swenson, advisor. Second row: Mrs. Ken Weight, Kathryn Lyman, Mar- vel Murphy, Elaine Wad- doups, Elaine Todd, LaVieve Monson, Margaret Clayton, Beth Peirson, Elaine Lund. Third row: Vaughan Taylor- Jenna Vee Beck, Howard Wor- then, Roland Tunnell, DeLoy Smith, Ross Christensen, Mal- colm Peirson, Blaine Porter. Dr. Ariel S. BaUif, advisor, was not present when the pic- ture was taken. Designed to foster fellowship among the sociology majors and minors, the Sociology Club was organized early this year. The club sponsored such activities as a lecture on English universities by Dean A. L. Beeley of the U. of U., a Night in New Zealand, and a tour of various state institutions. 184 ADVANCED SPANISH CLUB First row: Grant Moon, Secretary; Marguerite Boutista, Reporter and Chorister; Narcisa Trevino, Mavine Overlade, Norlyene Ohran, Jean Char, Vice-President; Neal Richards, President. Second row: Leone Winegar, Mary Beth Pierce, Beth Crandall, Betty Logsdon, Elaine Peacock. Third row: Sariah Bushman, Maurine Romney, Margaret Hutchings. Fourth row: Alberto Miera, Qement Williams. PORTUGESE CLUB First row: Edna Ryskamp, Rita Clement, Inez Brimley, Ellen Fleetwood, Secretary; Dove Call, Vice-President; Marguerite Bautista, Marybeth Pierce. Second row: Clyde Andrew, Keith Jones, Carl Gibson, Dorothy Robinson, Lester Taylor, Presi- dent; Dr. Gerrit de Jong. 185 Q ' enmcm Officers: Robert Barker, secretary- treasurer; Gerrit de Jong, Jr., advisor; Carol Clark, vice-president; R, Max Rogers, advisor; Leo Dean, president. First row: Alma Snow, Nydra Hunsaker, Marjorie Huffaker, La Preal Parduhn, Adelj- Olson, Pauline Brown, Barbara Kohler, Margaret Friday, Legia Mendenhall, Carol Clark, Janice Smuin, Marceline Smith, Laurie Teichert, Ila Mae James. Second row; Elaine Eyring, Glenna Stucki, Bertie Del Walsh, Eleanor Jueschke, Nial Olsen, Janet Barclay, June Berry, Marjorie Sinclair, Leo Dean, Robert Barber, Charlotte S. Eder, Courtney Brewer. Third row: Stephen Sharp, Marilyn Tan- ner, Norine Butler, Corine Smith, Ruth Thomas, Ramona Smith, Velma Horner, Cleona Decker, Lois Sturgill, La Rae Schmutz, James Richardson, Diantha Cox, Conway Threet, Preston Marchant, Sher- man L. Boyd. Fourth row: Elliot Berlin, Max Powell, Barbara Boyer, Marjorie Beard, Ruth Niel- sen, Ardean Watts, Richard Wright, Law- rence Thorne, Elrod Leany, Marjorie Hurst, Dorene Rasband, Laurence Barrett. Fifth row: Alma Willey, Dee Wright, Dean Payne, Charles Cox, Rachel Nelson, Dr. Gerrit de Jong, Jr., Joyce Hall, Pat Critchlow, Dwain Sylvester, James Bradley, Bob Walsh, Ralph Prusse, R. Max Rogers, Harold Brewer, Rodney Turner, Eldon Bit- ter. 186 lenck Officers: Helen Clegg, secretary; Ralph Ridge, social chairman; Donna Ellertson, president; Joan Irwin, vice- president. Lona Mae Clegg, Lola Peterson, Jenna Beck, Melba Otteson, Vergene Holyoak, Beth Bennett, Bonnie Hindmarsh, Georgian Krissman, Lois Peterson, Edythe Bright, Jean Reese, Carol Rae Walker, Ella Beth Weeks, Lucile Camenish, Dorothy Ogden, Ibelmas Smith, Ellen Bowen, Margaret Clayton, Rex A. Madson, Lloyd Toysom, Beverly Hardy, Clyde MacKay, Betty Lou Houghton, Donna Ellertson, Helen Clegg, Bernie Critchfield, Lucille Booth, Aileert Hales, Marion Jones, Anna Jean Bullock, lean Clark, Winifred Dykes, Vivian Hoyt. Marybeth Pierce, Amelia Hemandey, Reeda Bjarnson, Arlene Gray, Marlin Loveridge, Herbert J. Baestle, Kathleen Brovirn, Betty Brown, Jay B. Boun, Janice Jensen, Dona Bristow, Dale W. Lewis, Pete Skousen, Betty Mae Taylor, Peggy Weath- ers, Marva Hopkins, Carol Sampson, Mack Cunningham, J. L. Crawford, Kenneth J Beck, Ida Marshall, Helena Wall, Grant Peele, Bob Beckstead, Vic B-imhall, Keith Whitney, Dorothy Dickson, ConVade Head, Lewis Griffin, Colleen Keeler, Norma Jean Wood, Lilas Crandall, Delores Frances, Clara Simmons, Elizabeth Jueschke. Meri- lyn Willis, Luona Rushton, Cherril Wilcox, Francine Dunkley, Ann Midgley, Elaine Gaisford, Doris Gwilliam, Deanne Taylor, Ca-ol Brockbank, Gloria Russell, Nadine Cooper, Doris Clark, Howard L. Randall, Ralph Ridge. I 187 Ant Qulwi Thelma Davidson Dorothy Shippee Priscilla Ludlow, President Marilyn Williams Margaret Hutchings Marie Andrus Donna Lou Christensen Adeline Rice Joan Baer Vera Babbel H. C. Breinholt Afton Eileen Marble Melba Beckmon Colleen Callister Naomi Nelson A. H. Ivans Wesley Burnside Lucille Simmons Norma Wood Marilouise Evans Pearl Randall Elaine Lund Joan Hurst LaVee Prisby 188 Qee aphieai 189 0ne.-%laAA.-l le4j . Officers: Beverly Hardy, President; Leone Winegar, Winegar, Vice-President; Lois Robinson, Secretary; Betty Stratford, Social- Chcririnan; Bob Smurthwaite, Publicity Chairman. First ' row: Helen Snowberger, Charlotte Harris, Shirley Wilkes, Luana Rushton, Anne Christensen, Norma Simmons, Betty Stratford, Mario Anderson. Second row; Harold Call, Lois Robinson, Lula Belle Bamgartner, Eva Rae Yates, Barbara Bean, Lynn Helen Warner, Wylie Swapp, Pam Davis. Third row: Bob Beckstead, Erma Shakespeare, Maud Holman, Conrad Head, Claude Westenskow, Ida Matt- son, Beth lohnson, Cherril Wilcox. Fourth row: Achley Graham, Coran C. Lewis, Don Nuffer, Ada Vee Webster, Beverly Hardy, Bob Smurthwaite, Dean Payne. 190 Officers: Daug Mabey, Pres.; Myra Madsen, Treas.; Marian Bird, V, Pres.; Beverly Brady. First Row: Grace Howell, Mari- louise Evans, Margaret Clark, Audrey Barrett, Wilford Bruderer, Reed Benson. Second Row: Renee Millerburg, Merlin Edward , Nyla Ashton , Dorothy Kizerian, Myra Madsen, Doug Mabey, Ella Rose Hinckley. Third Row: Keith Jones, Ann Pearce, Clella Clark, Marian Astin, Tom Howells, Clyde Andrew, Doug Welti. Fourth Row: Jess Bushman, Mae Evans, Floyd Moulton, Ann Brock- bank, Ralph Bowen, Virgil Howell. a au JlaJee 1 ' !.a. 191 Aw.-l le4AjL Me .-Me . Officers: Barbara Crandall, Secre- tary; Nathel Openshcrw, Treasurer; Peter Skousen, President; Neil Rich- ards, Vice-President. First row: Irene Whiting, Bertha Randall, Bonnie Hancock, Barbara Crandall, Nathel Openshaw, Neil Richards. Second row: Ruel Randall, Louine Brown, Anonna Perkins, Pearl Ran- dall, Velma Botes, Ellen Sanders, Glen McGaughey. Third row: Melvin Peterson, Sariah Bushman, Verdell Hunt, Arlene Shep- herd, Polly Bowden, Lorraine San- ders, Donna Sirrine, Norma Turley. Fourth row: Ben Rogers, James Cooper, Virginia Skousen, Dale Johnson, Buster Brown, Pete Skousen, Addison Udall, Forrell Johnson, Rob- ert Rogers. 192 o r Officers: First row: Almina Anderson, Vice-President; El- eanor Smith, Secretccry. Second row: Rell Francis, President; Harold W. Lee, Sponsor; Don Winton, Re- porter. First row: Emelia Olsen, El- eanor Smith, Imogene John- son, Almina Anderson, Estelle Scou ' ville, Lois Jensen, LaVaun Graham. Second row: Beatrice Fol- som, Audrey Leavitt, Betty Jo Mercer, Audrey Pilling, Ver- netta Pilling, Norma Smith. Third row: Kenneth Nielsen, Alton Ross, Louise LeBaron, Donald LeBaron, Doug Fran- cis, Delores Francis. Fourth row: Don Winton, Reed Dahl, Leron Miller, Bob Mercer, Dean Johnson, Lin- coln Card, Rell Francis. 1 93 a. Gal.-(JfCui M2U Officers: Betty Bailey, Secre- tary; Jean Char, Vice-Presi- dent; Willis Waite, President. First row: Betty Bailey, Kay Ly- man, Marilyn Willis. Second row: Jean Char, Hazel Dawn Ream, Mary Ida Ream, Lenon Peterson, Louise Peacock. Third row: Alama Ayers, Marvel Murphy, LaRae Collett, Dona An- derson, Vonnie Beth Davis, Ruth Hutchins, La Rue Hinkley, lane Tyler. Fourth row: Fern Francis, Roberta Roberts, Lila Miner, Barbara Welsch, Pauline Sheranian, Barbara Hutch- ins, Joyce Hall, Qifford Jones. Fifth row: Willis D. Waite, Verl AUman. 1 ' ' ' 194 Officers: Delphia Collins, Re- porter; Bonnie Zirker, Secre- tary; Kathryn Ruber, Vice- President; Ned Stringham, President. First row: Boyd Williams, Glen Johnson, Beth Miles, June Snyder, Gwen Case, Enid Caldwell, Ned Stringham. Second row: Howard Wis- combe, Joyce Abplanalp, Kathryn Huber, Marie Haslem, Delphia Collins, Charles L. Murray. Third row: Lea Mae Kitchen, Rhea Huber, June Black, Rhea Haslen, Carol Rae Walker. Fourth row: Ella Beth Weeks, Mary Helen Harris, Aneita Harvey, Lorna Ross, Bonnie Zirker. Fifth row: Shirley Coll, Doris Preece, Mary Price, Clara Broderick, Evan Woolley. Sixth row: Ronald Winn, Bill Turnbow, Don Sprouse. 195 2 i i ue Officers: Beulah Blake, Vice- President; Florence Beatty, Publicity; Ross Esplin, Presi- dent; Elcrine Cannon, Secre- tary-Treasurer. First row: G. H. Aiken, Verla Mac- Donald, Emma Jean Adams, Barbara Marshall, Lucille Sargent, Mary Chener, Mary Winten. Second row: Alma Snow, Elaine Cannon, Beverly Adams, Barbara Farnsworth, Julia Bybee, Evelyn Church, Shipley Snow. Third row: Jasper L, Crawford, Burns Swapp, Donworth Gubler, Bessie A. Smith, Florence Beatty, Beulah Blake, Owen R. Porter. Fourth row: Robert Barker, Alton Isom, Myron Jones, Joy Bennett, Dean Payne, June Bennett, Russ Esplin, Homer Christensen, Don Snow. 1 196 nmin- - a4d4ieie Officers: Hanna Marie Billings, Secretary; Albert C. Peterson, Vice- President; Elayne Thomson, Re- porter; LaVon Squire, President. First row: Jean Magleby, Elayne Thomson, Hanna Marie Billings, Mary Sells, Ekirbora Peel. Second row: Maurine B. Allred, Betty Rae Christensen, Wanda Vee Stewart, Margie Hurst, Marva Zur- aln, LaVon Squire. Third row: Betty Olsen, Donna Jensen, Chris Sanders, Donald Cox, Albert C. Peterson, John Price, Mary Hafen, Robert Day. Fourth row: Jo Dolan Downord, Keith Allred, Kermeth Young, Dean Peterson, Advisor, Phil Squire, Don Christensen. Ill - 197 MiUoAd Officers: Homer Christensen, President; Betty Jo Robison, Reporter; La Rue Wasden, Vice - President; Betty Jane Roper, Secretary. First row: Glenna Stucki, Dorothy Henderson, Elaine Wood, Betty Jane Roper. Second row: Miriam Christensen, Carol Hansen, Betty Jo Robison, Emma Bennett, Homer Christensen. Third row: Georgia Adams, Jean Harris, Elma Terry, Carmelia Peter- son, La Rue Wasden. Fourth row: Reece Finlinson, Paul Theobald, Robert Twitchell, Bruce Bliss, Warren Jensen, Truman Jeffery. 198 I l0: Genhai tcde Officers: Normcoi Hyatt, President; Edna Ryskamp, Vice-President; Mary Clyde, Secretary; Fabian Giroux, Re- porter. First row: Gwen Marler, Eleanore Jueschke, Ben Marler, Nona Sharp, Shirley Jennens, Elizabeth Jueschke. Second row: Dr. Russel Swenson, sponsor, Edna Ryskamp, Fabian Giroux, Beverly Langren, Virginia Davis. Third row: Ruth Flander, Mary Clyde, Norman Hyatt, Edith Jensen, Douglass Woodward. I I 199 l lo.. !)dako- Officers: LaRue Hemsley, Vice- President; David Ririe, President; Edythe Bright, Secretary-Treasurer; Don Murri, Reporter. First row: Beth Baird, Ida Nielsen, Shirley Kinghorn, Lena Mae Qegg, Maurine Griffin, LaRae Denning, Florence Davis, LaRue Hoopes, Glen- na Williams. Second row: Mary Jean Laabs, Lola Peterson, Mildred Shaw, Mary Calkins, Marie Hardy, Edythe Bright, LaRue Hemsley, Barbara Heileson, llene Brown. Third row: Kay Clark, David Ririe, Elaine Casper, Norma Hale, Phyllis Wardle, Doris Jeffery, Evelyn Lind- strom. Mama Holm. Back row: Calvin Reed, J. L. Cook, Roy L Olsen, Karl Buchmiller, Kenny Lundquist, Virgil Lindstrom, Samuel C. Chandler, D. L. Weaver, Don Murri, Virgil Harris. 200 §a. doAa o Officers: Donna Mae Thir- kill, Vice-President; Grant C. Moon, President; Ruth Juchau, Secretory. First row: Jennie Bea Jones, Helen Mqe Tolman, Mary Lindsay, Bonnie Higginson, Connie Stock, Vilate Tolman, Donna Mae Thirkill, Morva Hopkins, Grant C. Moon. Second row: Elaine Sohm, Alene Sorenson, Glen H. Tol- man, Marjorie Wixom, Junius Duke, Ver Jean Holyoak, Virla Bell. Third row: Lilas Crandall, Josephine Burgin. Fourth row: Betty Jean Hir- schi, Afton Marble, Lou Jean Budge, Iva Lou Budge, Merlin Loveridge, Art Packard. Fifth row: Thelma Smith, Margie Warr, LaRue Cranney, Sally Stayner, Bob Beckstead, Naomi Stayner, Dean Johnson. 201 So-. a taie4 Officers: David Yam, Presi- dent; Barbara Mullen, Vice- President; Agnes Walker, Sec- retory; M. D. Wallace, Spon- sor. First row: Norma Hecrtherly, Polly Keister, Lois Johnson, Wilma Moor- ing, Helen Brown, Margaret Young. Second row: Harold Joyner, Bar- bara Mullen, Geraldine Heatherly, David Yam, Bonnie Schuler, John- nie Belle Holley, Professor M. D. Wallace. Third row: Denver C. Harper, Lor- raine Nichols, Ida Lee Jackson, Agnes Walker, Rudolph Harper. 202 (mai 203 Z ' xecutwe Qouncli EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Leland Wakefield, Secretary David Yarn, President Sheldon Lowry, Vice-Presi- dent Felice Swain, President Nellie Bushman, Secretary Ruth Hutchings, Vice-Presi- dent 204 Officers: James Bradley, Secretary; Addison Udall, President, Fabian Giroux, Vice-President. First row: Kay Young, Harold Call, Bill Pulsipher, David Yarn, Courtney Brewer, Jim Bradley. Second row: Gus Shields, Fabian Giroux, Doug Woodward, Norman Hidtt, Leland Wakefield, Hayle Buchanan. Third row: West Belnap, Melvin Peterson, Glen Snarr, Addison Udall, William Clyde Behunin. 205 beta Officers: Willis Wcdte, Vice- President; Robert Day, Prfesi- dent; Glen Pinegar, Secretary. First row: Willis Waite, Rob- ert Day, Frank Maruoka, Clyde E. Weeks. Second row: Verl P. Alla- man, Louis B. Cordon, Chester L. Thome, Elrod Leany, Glen Pinegar. Third row: Robert Mercer, Carl Hunter, Donald Cox, Reed Whitely, Dean Johnson. Absent: Reed Benson, John Landgren, Leon Frost, Ronnie Ross, Dick Taylor, Arthur Chapman, Don Weaver, Frank Wixom. 206 Gkl Officers: Ruth Flanders, Vice-President; Lcairie Teich- ert, President; Cecile Romney, Secretary. First row: Anne Christensen, Dove Call, Orpha Lcrudie, Bonnie Hancock, Laurie Teichert, Eleanor Bennion, Betty Lou Anderson, Margaret Young, Gorilla Sessions, Bonnie Hig- ginson. Second row: Inez Brimley, Dorothy Robinson, Dorothy Stout, Marjorie Sutton, Merle Johnson, Gene Hyatt, Donna B. Page, Merla Bond, Gecile Romney. Third row: Janice Burt, Ivo Kissell, Genevieve Parkinson, Anna David- son, Ruth Flanders, Grace McEwen, Kathryn Wight, Beth Wight, Lila Folsom, Joyce Wilson. Fourth row: Mourine Romney, Margie Hurst, Jane Nate, Ida Mar- shaU, Rachel Nelson, CleUa Qark, Barbara Hutchins. • 207 ,k k a Officers: Ella Mae and Grant C. Moon, Presidents; James Abel, Secretary and Treasur- er; Keith and Ruth Rigby, Vice- Presidents. First row: Olga Smith, Melba Buckner, Sterling Larsen, Wanda Larsen, Blaine Porter, Ray Canning, James Abel, Veria Abel. Second row: DeLoy Smith, LaMor Buckner, Leah Belle Hawkes, Vern Thomas, Lois Thomas, Betty Porter, Lois Canning, Ella Mae Moon, Grant C. Moon. Third row: Josephine Williams, Martin Johnson, Mary Wardle, Den- nis Wardle, Virginia Avery, Dayle Brown, Ellsworth Brown. Fourth row: O. Qement Williams, Ruth Rigby, Keith Rigby, Chad 208 Omeaa Officers: Irene Whiting, Pre- sident; Luana Collins, Vice- President; Florence Mitchell, Secretary - Treasurer; Phyllis Clark, President Fall quarter. First row: Lucile Buell, Norma Slade, Marilyn Stevenson, Norma Fo rsey, La Rue Hoopes, Veda Miller, Shirley Cunnington, Betty Jean Hou- ston. Second row: Rosalie Nichols, Flor- ence Mitchell, Phyllis Clark, Melba Barker, Luana Collins, Barbara Heil- eson, Marion Cowles, La Rue Hems- ley, Marilyn Kingston, Mary Wintch, Velora Sorenson. Third row: Marion Bond, Eleanor Berrett, Florence Davis, Jerry Lake, Louise Green, Marvel Murphy, Lou- ine Brown, Donna Sirrine, Virginia Woodbury, Maxine Norton, Sorioh Bushman, Virginia Brown. Fourth row: Jean Char, Charmaine Guthrie, Irene Whiting, Louise Pea- cock, Marilyn Willis, Betty Zieve, Kama Broadbent, Ilia Claire Hunt, Adeline Rice, Jean Dorney, Marian Barg, Jackie Boberg. r ., -i-lft- ' ' v .;.- ' 209 Plu Officers: La Rue Cottle, Vice- President; Elnora Boyack, President. First row: La Rue Collett, Carolyn Whiteside, Lorna Pincock, Maurine Cowan, Darlene Cowan. Second row: Betty Bailey, Kay Lyman, Mary Lindsay, Darla Hib- bard. Pearl Babble, Elaine Wood, Mary Beth Pierce. Third row: Winifred Phelps, Betty Jean Cottle, Doris Gwilliam, Olea Babble, Vera Babble, Gay Arm- strong, Ruth Thomas. Fourth row: Genevieve Eliason, Beverly Hardy, Lula Peterson, Mama Holm, Mary Ida Ream, Marian Gard- ner. Fifth row: Elma Terry, Betty Jane Roper, Clara Anderson, Vonnie Beth Davis, lunella Sanford, Donna Thom- as, La Rue Cottle. 210 Pu Officers; Margaret Wilson, Vice-President; Elaine Sperry, President; Eleanor Jorgensen, Secretary and Treasurer. First row: Twila Bond, Betty Jane Seely, Lucille Simmons, Deonne Tay- lor, Grancine Dunkley, Grace How- ell, Donna Nielson, Carol Wheel- wright. Second row: Isabelle Laurence, Ruth Coffin, Lilas Crandall, Deaun Adams, Mary Donna Jones, Betty Miller, Jeanne Kellett, Margaret Wil- son. Third row: Alton Lichfield, La Rue Wasden, Jean Black, Marjorie Sin- clair, Jean Anderson, Mar Rue Keller, La Voe Hall. Fourth row: Jean Mcintosh, Marie AUred, Virginia Ult, Janet Barclay, June Berry, Thelma Davidson, Flo- rene Nielson, Elaine Sperry, LaWana Miller, Eleanore Jorgensen, Mary Lund. 21 Hm Officers: Faye Buchmiller, Vice- President; Helen Torney, President; Genevieve Bird, Secretary. First row: Louise McQuarrie, Barbara ■ Bean, Alice Hansen, Hazel Dawn Ream, Leslie Decker, Mary Clyde, Elizabeth Jueschke, Eleonore Jueschke, Genevieve Bird. Second row: Dorothy Kizerion, Imogene Johnson, Betty Jo Mercer, Helene Lund, Pat Taylor, Margaret Clark, Ellen Bowen, Roberta Robertson, Marianne Murdock. Third row: Helen Torney, Cecil Abbott, Ardis Adams, Merlyn Edwards, Helen Seely, Marilouise Evans, Marjorie Warr, La Rae Cranney, Bertie Del Walsh. Fourth row: Kathryr! Kerr, Delores Fran- cis, Mae Evans, Betty Argyle, Dorothy Nielson, Beatrice Folsom, Thelma Smith, Elaine Kellogg, Leone Peterson. Fifth row: Faye Buchmiller, Ellen Dalton, Valma Horner, Laura Adkins, Joyce Smith, Lucille Rose, La Rue Wood, Marjorie Mor- gan, Norma Burnham, Joan Hurst. 212 ioma Officers: Alaire Lewis, Sec- retary; Foye ' Richards, Presi- dent; Naomi Stayner, Vice- President. First row: Marjorie Gillette, Carol Ann Bulow, Dorothy Askin, Joyce Madsen, Arlene Jones, Margaret Harper, Betty Taylor. Second row: Glenna Stucki, Mar- garet Butler, Idella White, Louise Burbudge, Isabell Lawrence, Lucille Sargent, Mildred Shaw, Naomi Stay- ner. Third row: Norine Butler, Betty Hanks, Thelma Sorenson, Helen Brown, Jeone Burnes, Billie Bridge, Dorothy Petty, Glen Goates, Fay Richards. Fourth row: Mavis Dewsnup, Mar- ian Crawford, Nancy Shurtleff, Betty Jean Hirschi, Joan Thomas, Shirley Norris, Opal Hart. 213 7c au Officers: Dorlene Howard, Attendctnce Chairman; Shirley Farnsworth, Secretary; Jean Clark, President; Margaret Zimmerman, Vice-President. First row: Jennie B. Jones, Afton Marble, Marjorie Wixom, Melba Ottosen, Dorlene Howard, Jean Clark, Eva Stokes, Orpha Stokes. Second row: Iva Lou Budge, Mar- garet Zimmerman, June Felsch, Janet Stringham, Shirlee Christensen, Wy- oma Suhlsen, Estell Latimer. Third row: Buela Bell, Margaret Judd, Marjorie Petty, Lorraine Nich- ols, Pauline Bamgerter, Elizabeth Fletcher, Lona Mae Clegg, Beulah Blake. Fourth row: Betty Stratford, Nila Astin, Donna Gerrick, Helen Nelson, Berva Nebecker, Jeweldine Moore, Mary Jean Laabs, Edythe Bright, Donna Nelson, Arlene Shepherd, June Bennett, Joy Bennett. Fifth row: Valea Crowther, Phyllis Draper, Gwen Johnson, Mary Afton McNeil, Margaret Hutchings, Sally Stayner, Catherine Newman. r- i m it %M. ' r wW I 214 . -._i2 _ 1 ffMX9n Officers: Kathleen Bird, Vice-Presi- dent; Barbara Kohler, Secretary; Beverly Lcmdgren, President; Muriel Jenkins, President (fall quarter). First row: Pauline Sheranian, Betty Rae Christensen, Lois Robison, Jean Adams, Dorothy Timms, Felice Swain, Shirley Jennens, Beverly Landgren. Second row: Joyce Tew, Mary Sells, Ramona Smith, Wanda Vee Stewart, Lois Johnson, Verla Mac- Donald, Johnnie Belle HoUey, Verda Hale, Barbara Kohler. Third row: Phyllis Hancock, Kath- leen Bird, Barbara Farnsworth, Leda Jean Widdison, Mary Jo Hallett, Mar- jorie Barlow, Joy -Tangren, Melva M. Harris. ' ' Fourth row: Clara Broderick, Bar- bara Welsch, Ramona McFarland, Ada Vee Webster, Jean Cram, Betty Scoville. 215 Unimex Norman Marchant Sterling Sessions, President Tom Pardee Robert D. Mitchell Lester Taylor Keith Wilson William Love Dean Payne Vic Brimhall Ralph Prusse Norman Parker Larry Stoddard Grant Ash Junior Child Don Evans 216 I Taylor Reynolds Ted McKnelly Madison Moffit James Hobbs Dick Graham Bud Harmon George Ballif Bob Perry Fred Bushnell Willard Tingey Rnk ke i James Lyman Ken Beck Gordon Hawkins Addison Udall Truman Clawson Doug Busterud 2J7 R Uc adle Anthony Snow Ellsworth Snow, President Courtney Brewer Shipley Snow Paul Shelley J. B. Cooper Edward Smoot Peter Skousen Qyde Lundell Stephen Warnick Moyle Harward Owen Dixon Eugene Harvey Glen Johnson Don Snow 218 Jonathan Harvey Herman Longhurst Richard Swenson Lloyd McArthur Homer Christensen Paul McGuire Charles Goodall Will Lewis Gary Whiting Don Wood Mike Smoot Frank Taylor Richard Raile Don P odes Dean Snow George Scott Grant Bushman Robert Barber Rex Duniord Don Brimhall Stan McAllister Norman Hyatt Jack Powell Matthew Bezzant 219 lauUa . Grant Richins Ariel Ballif Sheldon C. Johnson, President Herb Petersen Kenneth Smith Gaylond Mills Roy Olsen George Crum Don Ipsen Robert Greenwood Howard Wiscombe Jack Anderson Howard Worthen Tom Lee Fred Roylance Clark Greenhalgh Robert Day Dee Sonford Bryce Bailey Joe Weight Douglas Welti 220 Va44Ma Douglas Brown Dick Wright Howard Randall Winston Taylor R. G. Vincent John Jensen Ben Merrier Ronald Griggs Waldo Jacobson Harvey Black Raid Wayman Richard Forsey Evan Woolley Keith Jones Glade Kuhni Richard Ballou Lorry Rytting D. L. Weaver L. Pat Wright C. Mark Collings 221 Creed Brimhall, President Russell Grange Dean Rothe LaMar Buckner William Huish Kay Young Kent Baggs Harold Talboe Willfam Pulsiphei Delas Brown Dale McAllister Melvin Dixon Cecil Zimmerman Blaine Porter Max Chambers Lewis Wells Kay Anderson Jack Knell Willis Waite Craig Decker Clark Stewart 222 Clive Bingham Mark Nilsen Doug Mabey Darwin Mathewson Fielding Abbott Walter Zabriskie Floyd Weed Glen Gardner William Johnson Richard Taylor Dick Dabling Dean Gray lames Hall Knute Hatch LaMayn Peterson Matt Olsen Grant Neuteboon Rex Daniels William Mangum L. Grant Shields Bruce Tanner Ron Frogley Claron Oakley 223 Ilta Mdm Marjorie Petty, President Josephine Dickson Lecne Dinnegar Elynn Matthews Esther Sringfellow Adelaide Matthew- Mavis Dewsnup Marilyn Petty Jeanne Kellett Blanche Koyle Eva Rae Yates La Voe Hall Lois Taylor Gloria Rasmussen Roxey Nelson Madelyn Hatch Ruth Van Leuven Joyce Hanks Mary Hafen Barbara Peel 224 Alia MdAa LaWana Miller Georganna Adams LulaBelle Bangartner Renee Bliss Merle Johnson Billie McCormick Marie Harvey lown Foote Lela Christensen Genevieve Eliason Donna Gaerick Golda Thornley Donna Nielson Dorothea McKinnon Laurine Mickelsen Thiele Anderson Maude Holman Ida Ma e James 225 Gedia ' ie Georgia Heder Afton Taylor Joy Tangren Morcia Greenhaw, President Maxine Overlade Marion Jones Mary Stanley Donna Thomas Marion Gardner Beverly Hardy Elaine Wood Betty Bailey Jenna Vee Beck Daisy Dean Daniels Barbara Davis Betty Lewis Gloria Schwantes LaRae Collett La Rue Cottle Barbara Bird Lucille Richards Lugene Morris Junella Sanford Joyce Whiting Dawn Hilton Faye Briggs Elnora Boyack 226 Ge6ia Ruth England Shirley Jennens Alice Ostler Edie Jensen Nathel Openshaw Helen Spencer Rita Clement Margaret Friday Edna Ryskamp Jean Reese Maxine Howes Barbara Crandall Edythe Bright Betty Jean Cottle Margaret Anderson Glendora Schwantes Rhoda Mae Goates Merilyn Willis LaRee Swenson Elaine Waddoups Dorothy Shippee Helen Hickman Carole Hilton Donna Thirkill .M A Genevieve Bird Elaine Cannon Mary Clyde Elaine Anderson 227 Marjorie Anderson Carma Jane Mendenhall Joy Thompson, President Udene Garrett Florence Mitchell Iris Taylor Elayne Thomson Marian Bond Betty Pearson Cleo Harding Beth Crandall Shirley Cowley Dorothy Robinson Beverly Lcmdgren Winifred Thomas Muriel Perkins Alene Johnson Melba Beckman Peggy Zimmerman Elaine Peacock Virginia Ault Gayle ' Ashworth Gwen Bateman Nila Stubbs Norma Reynolds 228 Beverly Bird Enid Caldwell Marjorie Barlow- La Rae Evans Phyllis Clark Alene Sorenson La- Von Squire Edna Holt Katheryn Mayer Jean Clark Lynn Warner Betty Logsdon Marjorie Lindstrom Helen McNeil Bette Nelson Lorraine Drissell Rosa Mae Swains Gwen Wahlen Mary Swayers Valeea Crowther Juana Spohn Arlene Knudsen Marvis Larson Jeanne Drissell Anne Christensen LaRue Hoopes Lorraine Nicholas 229 lodJUuiA Geraldine Heatherly Lois Hansen Faye Hunter, presdent Blanche Ockey Mary Lou Dixon Colleen Page Barbara Bailey Ruth Swenson Helen Olpin Norma Boyle Eileen Glazier Phyllis Cook Joan Heindselman Ann Bailey Beverly Lloyd Betty Brailsford Norma Huish Beth Martin Myrlene Romney Carol Cox Elaine Hart Colleen Callister Jaynann Morgan Barbara Mullen Virginia Rickenbach 230 f cudiuiA Dorothy Jepson Margaret Demos Beverly Boardman Frances Hunter Marjorie Scherer Roberta Christensen Helen Anderson Gerry Green June Greer Lorna Fillmore Ruth Martin Carolyn Fagg Annette Reynolds Ines Pay-ne Alma Snow- Barbara Marshall Verdell Hunt Colleen Rowan Adele Ransbottom Gertrude Duckworth Carma Meredith Jean Johnson Elaine Eyring Elaine McAllister Winnifred Dyches Mary Pratt Mary Lu Heninger Marcein Ginn Merrilyn Harmon Elaine Paxman Hermine Eckersley Mary Ellen Christensen 231 0. §. V KMMzia Shirlee Christensen Shirley Smith Ruth Redd, Presider Ruth MacDonald Priscilla Ludlow Marylin Rorrmey Virginia Larsen Anne Brockbank Miriam Christensor Shirley Romney Lona Faun Olson Hanna Williams Jennie Gwilliom Marge Cottam Nonna Lee Reynold Mildred Phyllis Jon Marie Snell Lyravine Jensen La Rae Reynolds Carolyn Olsen Jean Whitney Marian Wilkinson Mae Sevy 232 . V KPiMzta Claire Stoddard Nita Jeanne Fullmer Gwendonyn Gwynn Annette Bailey Barbara Webb Barbara Hansen Nadine Smoot Arlene Stevenson Janet Stringham Elaine Erickson Colleen Keeler Verda Olson June Smith Phyllis Hunter Marian Owen Lou Stoddard Helen Showberger Claire Johnson Marie Andrus Shirley Wilkes Lou Jean Park Jane Kirkham Leah Taylor June Thain 233 Vol A m Eloise Christiansen Joan Spratley Ellen Ashworth, president Carol Collard Katherine Hess Bonnie Jean Cromar Zola Rae Law Myra Madsen Jo Ann Hansen Meredith Hansen Ada Vee Webster Moana Ballif Edna Nielson Marrial Clark Ellen Bowen Nydra Hunsaker Deonne Taylor Haine Todd Miriam Young Sally Sharp Karma Jean CuUimore Charlotte Harris Mary Maloney Shiralee Harding Margaret Wilson 234 Vol l loAn ppl l Nadine Cooper Mary Callahan Mildred Miller Beverley Keith Doris Clark Mary Jane Miner Norma Graehl Carol Brockbank Jean Anderson Mary Lee Atkerson Vol Deane Rice Mary Smart Mary Donna Jones Shirley Johnson Eose Taylor Gloria Russell Beth Zabriskie Margaret Hales Bar Dee Tidwell Rayola Hanseen Mavis Hafen June Sanders Lucille Booth Winnifred Ellsworth lone Kimball Marjorie Hart Anna Jean Bullock Pat Critchlow Aileen Hales Ruth Ercanbrack Julie Hansen Elaine Gaisford Carol Wheelwright Carol Beck Agnes Jensen 235 lai o eUa Dorene Rasband Doris Preece, President Marie Haslem Florence Nielsen Louise LeBaron Margarita Bautista Nial Olsen Carma Johnson Myrtle Emmett June Felsch Betty Miller Joan Thomas Opal Hart Florence Beatty Vilate Tolman Marion Muir Lucille Sandberg 236 oclai l fmt Gouncil INTER SOQAL UNIT COUNCIL Standing: Marjorie Petty Altra Mitra Sheldon C. Johnson Tausigs Madelyn Hatch Altra Mitra Seated: Sterling Sessions Brickers Joy Thompson Fidelas Tony Snow Brigadiers Creed Brimhall Vikings Bill Spence Vol Hyrics Doris Preece La Sorella Faye Hunter Nautilus Marcia Greenhaw Cesta Tie Ellen Ashworth Val Norn 237 i BOOK SIX 240 Remembered joys are never past; at once the fountain, stream, and sea, they were, they are, they yet shall he. J. Montgomery 241 licUIAjCUI. § ' , EDITORIAL STAFF Editor Lugene Waddoups Morris Assistant Editor Joyce Whiting Art Editor Mary Smart Class Editor Margaret Wilson Organization Editor... Edna Ryskamp Copy Editor Elaine Waddoups Sports Editor Russel Grange Photographers Shipley Snow, Kenneth Smith, Ray Gwilliam. Copy Writers Howard Randall, Kay Morris, Edythe Bright, Bar- bara Kohler, Aileen Hales, Jean Anderson, Betty Jo Mercer, Mar- garet Judd, Elaine Hart, Glen Penniger. Art Staff Ira Young, Marilouise Evans. Mounters... Joy Tangren, Shirley Romney, LaRue Hinckley, Mar- orie Anderson, Barbara Mullen. Typists Shirley Tennens, Maxine Overlade, Iris Moore. Proof Readers Betty Bailey, Arva Mercer. Top: Dee Sanford. Center: Lugene Morris Bottom: Joyce Whiting. 242 Business Mgr Dee Sanford Sales Mgr Sterling Session T Advertising Agents Sheldon Johnson, Shirley Smith M jj Secretary.— Nanna Lee Reynolds I . Salesmen Dean Payne, ' ' •• George Ballif, Roy den Rice, Maribeth Pierce, Truman Clawson, Mary Jane Miner, Clair Stoddard, Alma Snow, La Von Squires, Mary Lee Atkerson, Nona Mortensen, Fern Fisher, Doreen Thyret Top: Edna Ryskomp, Margaret Wilson, Mary Smart, Russ Grange, Elaine Waddoups. t ,, k  Center: Jean Anderson, Barbara Kohler, Margaret Judd, Arva Mercer, Mar- jorie Anderson, LoRue Hinckley, Betty Jo Mercer, Jeanne Adorns, Iris Moore, Elaine Hart, Edythe Bright. , , oi. i • t i. Bottom: Glen Penniger, Mcodne Overlade, Nanna Lee Reynolds, Sheldon John- son, Loujean Park, Howard Randall, Marilouise Evans, Kay Morris, Shirley Jen- nens, Joy Tangren, Ira Young, Shirley Smith, Betty Bcdley, Barbara Mullen. ij- ewA. Y NEWS STAFF OT-EdHnf H«4« n Hickman, Mtxma BoUif Business M uuuye r. Mcdoolm Peirson News Desk Mavis Hofen Editoriai Desk_ Sports Desk Circulation Proof Header_ Artist -Elccyne Christensen Russell Grange Fotye Buckmiller Edith lensen Dick Graham Poetry Desk. Reporters- Merle lohnson _Elaine Gaisford, Marie Snell, Duane Spillsbury, Yvonne Watts, Mary Stondley, Jean Anderson. Columnists I Fabian Giroui, Ray Canning, CTyde Behunin. Marion Jones. Vivian Hoyt. Ann Midgley. Corma Johnson, Lennie Page, Bobette Peter- son, Jeannie Taylor, Naomi Hales. Sports Assistants JCnute Hatch, Carolyn Fagg. John Londgren, Sam Chandler, Jack Frost Society Desk Carole Haverfield, Barbara Cnmdall, Foye BuchmiUer, Marrial Qark. 244 y-I lewyL 245 Editor - -Dorothy Bennion Associate Editor Edith Russell Art Editor Vera Babbel Short Story Editor Mary Donna Jones Essay Editor Ross Esplin Feature Editors Vivian Hoyt, L. Dean Lee Poetry Editor Clyde E. Weeks Publication Mgr Dick Rowley Publicity Mgr John T. Hyde Sponsor Thomas E. Cheney Top: Dorothy Bennion. Center: Mary Donna Jones, Vivian Hoyt, Clyde Weeks, Vera Babbel. Bottom: Dick Rowley, Edith Russell, Thomas Cheney, Doro- thy Bennion. ' %5I 246 r ■: '  i y y s 4 Editor De Wayne Spilsbury Assistant Editor Mavis Hafer Editorial Staff....Bill Dyer, Jeanne Taylor, Margaret ludd Business Mgr... William Pulsipher Business Staff.... Elaine Gaisford, Carol Collord Art Staff Ariel Ballif, Jr., Mary Smart, Ruth England Cartoonists Tony Ivins, Clark Imloy Exchange and Circulation Shirley Wilks, Alma Snow, Anne Brockbank Top: De Wayne Spilsbury. I Center: Mavis Hafen, Carol ' Collord, Elaine Gaisford, Mary Smart, Bill Dyer, Oliver Smith, advisor, De Wayne Spilsbury. Bottom: Shirlee Christensen, Bill Pulsipher, Anne Brockbank, Charlotte Harris, Bill I yer, Alma Snow. f lAl licmd ii- ... Dr. John R. Hallidoy, associate professor of music, is former Y student who returned to his Alma Pater to teach music and conduct the B.Y.U. band. His musical talents and abilities are well known to the band concert audiences, and even better known are they to those who per- form under his baton. His interpretations of the varied numbers in the bands repertoire are inspiring, and it is a well-known fact that no sharp or flat tone from any instrument, how- ever out of tune, escapes his alert and well- trained ear. 248 Iia44d BAND PERSONNEL Donna EUertson, Jack Bowman, Ruth Dahlen, Joyce Abplanalp, Sharmene Brough Shirley Johnson, Louis W. Booth, Beverly Adams, Marie Haslem, Mary Macia Sells, Lucille Sandberg, Jenna Vee Beck, Elcrine Goisford, Lou Ann Brown, Noel L. Cook, Fred E. Gardner, Ruby Schwartz, Pauline Brown, Clara Borgeson, Glen Pinegar, Mildred Shaw, Ben Roberts, Donna Clorki Glenna Stucki, Rosella Compton, Bonnie Zirker, Lillian Bailey, Leo Prows, Chester Mortensen, Larence Barrett, Dorothy Stout, ' Norma Reynolds, Lovina Borgeson, Helen Clegg, Louis Roberts, Ronald Griggs, C. Mack Collings, James Reid, Lelcmd R. Carroll! Maxine Howes, Vernon Diew, Kenneth Young. Nidi Olsen, Carma Meredith, Mary Ann Murdock, Eleanor Bennion, Norman D. Sullivan, Beverly Sloan, Elaine Peacock, Robert Wright, Lorry Rytting, Grant L. Shields, Agnes Jensen ' , Paul S. Woolston, Howard Worthen, Roy L. Olsen, Dole McAllister! Leo Dean, Aaron Card, Lola Fay Scott, Ballard J. Christiansen, Glen Montague, Marion Muir, Norine Butler, Kenneth Evans! Welling MacFarlone, Alma Willey, Richard Shuck, Kay Morris, Reece Finlinson, Kenneth B. Lundquist, Ardean Watts Ariel Bollif, Norma Abegg, Noriyene Ohran, Lona Griffiths, Jack Anderson, LaPreal Parduhn, Legia Mendenhall, Russell Grange! Drum Major. 249 One of the persons most responsible for upholding the tradition of a superb music department at the Y is Leroy J. Robertson, professor of music. As con- ductor of the B.Y.U. symphony orches- tra, he brings to us some of the finest music of the ages. ' An artist himself, he is a versatile performer, an able conductor, and a composer of national renown. 250 ORCHESTRA VIOLINS: Nila Stubbs, concertmaster, Katherine Hess, Mary KroU, Earl Gordon, Francll lean Hunter, Arden Lane, Jean Slack, Dorothy Jepson, Helen Jones, Marian Gardner, Mae Sevy, Anna Jean Bullock, George Reimschiissel, Ruth Thomas, Betty Logsdon, Valeea Crowther, Dorothy Dickson, Joyce Wilson, Beverly Duckett, Ramona Smith, LaNae Larsen, Pauline Sheranian, Georgene Krissman, Barbara Kohler, Alma Snow, Nelma Jones, Belva Menlove, Don Weaver, Rell Francis, Carol Buckmiller, Eva Pererson, Helen Moberly. VIOLAS Lawrence Sardoni, Phyllis Barnes, Rhea Jean Madsen, Lorena Duke, Lila Folsom, Betty Galbraith, Gordon Childs, CELLOS: Gustave Buggert, coach ol cellos and basses, Eileen Macintosh, Ov en Bingham, Marian Robertson, Phyllis Draper, Naomi Nelson, Vivian Hoyt, Morjorie Petty, Marie Little. BASSES: Ariel Ballif, Jr., Reed Walker, Marie Thunnel, Frank Shaw, Ruth Partridge, Ardean Watts, Louise Brimhall, Glean Pinegar FLUTES: Donna EUertson, Eva Stokes, Orpha Stoker PICCOLO: Ida Nielson OBOES: Louis W, Booth, coach of woodwinds, Beverly Adorns. ENGLISH HORN: Louis W, Booth. CLARINETS: Lucille Sandberg, Noel Cook, Ben Roberts. BASS CLARINETS: Norma Reynolds. BASSOONS: Agnes Jensen, Paul V oolston. HORNS: Don Peterson, Paul Slack, Nial Olsen, Glen Dalby, Jack Harrison, Beverlee Sloan TRUMPETS: Lavina Boraeson, Leland Carroll, Helen Clegg. TROMBONES: Howard Worthen, Dale McAllister, Ballard Christiansen TUBA: Richard Shuch. TIMPANI: Legia Mendenhall. PERCUSSION: Norlyene Ohran. PIANO: Dr. Gerritt de Jong, Jr. Lawrence Sardoni, Director of personnel. Ariel Ballif, Jr., manager; Donna EUertson, Librarian. 251 u (mien ' ci Qlee A favorite of music majors and of all who know him is Dr. Franklin F. Madsen, professor of music. His dynamic personality has won for him countless friends, and he is known for his ready wit, his sense of humor, and his deep, pleasing voice. He has studied widely in var- ious universities throughout the nation, and his years of experience in teaching music thor- oughly qualify him for his position. A talented musician, he has helped to make the B.Y.U. choruses famous througout the West for their superb performances. 252 Men ' 6. Qlee Barbara Adams, Dewey Adamson, Carling Allen, Merill Allen, Elaine AUred, Maurine Allred, Olga Allred, Martha Anderson, Robert Anderson, Almina Andei on, Marion Astin, Gayle Ashworth, Beverly Backman, Elofine Bentwet. Karl Bergen, Viriginia Bailer, Donna Bingham, Virginia Bird, Eldon Bitter, Leah Boyer, Leona Brower, Anna Louine Brown, Belva Brown llene Brown, Norine Butler, Joyce Call, Lucile Camenish, Leland Carroll, Gene Christensen, Ballard Christiansen, Clella Clark, Lila Clark, Owen Clark, Vern Clark, Margaret Clayton, Rosella Compton, Bettie Condie, DorDth Cook, Ward S. Coon, Marion L. Cowles, Anna Creer. Pal Critchlow, Pomela Davis, LaRae Denning, Helen Edwards Laura Jeanne Evans, Barbara Ewell, Keith Facer, Lygia Felt, Rosa Finch. Hyrum Fischer, Beuna Rose Fish, Betty Galbraith, Elizabeth, Gerrard, Marjorie Gillette, Wayne Goates, Vivian Green, Ann Grimmett, Lesley Hales, Mary Jo Hallett, Alice Hansen, Carma Hansen, Earl Eugene Hansen, Max Harding, Gene Harris, Marilyn Haskell, Beth Hartshorn Betty Hayes, Barbara Heileson, Jean Heindselman, Carol Heiner, Pat Hendricks, Gene Hiatt, Helen Hofer, Marjorie Huf faker, I la Claire Hunt, Geraldine Jackman, Ida Jackson, Darlene Jensen, Kenneth Johanson, Marva Johnson, Shirley Johnscr, Norma Jones, Oliver Joyner, Dorothy Kizehan, Ivy Kimber, Marilyn Kingston. Mary Jane Laabs, Estil Latimer, Doran Lewis, Deaun Lloyd, Estella Loveless, Rhea Madsen, Anna Matthews, Vaudis McCurdy, Frances Measom, Leone Miller, Bernice Monson, Glenn Montague, Mavis Moore, Mary Moore, Kay Morris, Joyce Muir, Mary Ann Murdock, Helen Nelson, Lois Nelson, Florence Nielsen, Lucile Okey, Emelia Olsen, LaPreal Parduhn, Manly n Paris, Den Porker, Elizabeth Pay, Reuben Paystrup, Elliot Petersen, Napina Phillips, Carol Rawle, Adeline Rice, James Richardson, Ruth Rigby, Joshua Robbins, Arthur Roberts, Reece Robertson, Margaret Rowley. Miriam Royle, Junella Sanford, Estelle Scoville. Glendoia Schwantes, Gloria Schwantes, Mae Sevy, Pauline Sheranian, Virginia Skousen, Roma Smart, Herbert Smith, Ida Mae Smith, June Smith, Ruby Sorensen, Glenda Stradling, Max Stubbs, Norman Sullivan, Down Etta Swenson, Dale Taylor, Pat Taylor, Rose Taylor, Carol Thomsen, Conway Threet, Lemmie Threet, Donna Tingey, Jean Vincent, Asenath Walser, Helen Lynn Warner, Yvonne Watts, D. L, Weaver, Eleanor Welsh, Irene Whiting, Gweneth Whittle, Alton Williams, Earl Williams, Nevin Willams, Irene Wollaston, Sylvia Woodbury, Dorothy Wooley, Fay Wooley, Ivan Wright, Joan Zabriskie. 253 2 lama Amusing comp- lications and de- lightful comedy greeted us as the BLITHE SPIRIT re- turned to this earthly sphere to tease her mortal husband who had too quickly token another wife. 254 2 lama As presented in College Hall, John Patrick ' s play, THE HASTY HEART, which received wide acclaim in Eng- land, brings together .in a world torn with war the moving story of soldiers from each of the Allied nations. 255 2 noma Filled with spicy dialogue and laugh- ter, CLAUDIA enter- tained large audien- ces as the story is told of a naive, young wife with a complex. (Right and below) With the RETURN OF PETER GRIM, we delve again into the world beyond as the spirit of a venerable Dutch gentleman returns to deliver his mes- sage. (Right) n ., 256 2) nxxma 257 p. M. fi. Ready to produce an entertain- ing program at a minute ' s notice the Public Service Bureau serves a two fold purpose, that of adver- tising the university and develop- ing and promoting student talent and participation. Top: Lucille Booth, Chairman. Center: George Hansen, advisor, Lucille Booth, Margaret Wilson, Dean Payne, Phyllis Barnes, Kathrine Hess, members of the bureau. Velma Bates vras absent when picture was taken. Bottom: Participants in Public Service programs, Floyd Weed, Verda Olsen, Gordon Hawkins, Karma Jean Cullimore. 258 VoMJJm a mHU- Author Orin D. Parker explains details of his script, Professor Preferred, to Director Jean Reese and Stage Manager Ernest J. Burgi as the Varsity Show goes into production. Below are pictured members of the cast: Ernest Burgi, Joyce Haycock, Reed Mack, Ray Jones, Edie Jensen, Marvel Murphy, Homer Christensen and Vivian Hoyt. 259 eJnaie Forensic participants shown at left are those who entered the Denver meet held Winter Quar- ter. Standing: Dr. Alonzo J. Morley, advisor; LaMar Buckner; Carma Jane Mendenhall; LaMarr Eg- gertson. Seated: Mary- Donna Jones. Shown below ore those who participated at the debate meet held here at B.Y.U. during Winter Quarter. Standing are: LaMar Buckner, Carma Jane Mendenhall, LaMarr Eggertsen, Moana Ballif, Lewis Cardon. Seated: Morley. Mary Donna Jones, Dr. 260 Bamicm Hall f rv-.f j- ' -yi v- j Above are Marie Snell, Roberta Christen-, sen, Beth Zabriskie, Jonnie Belle H o 1 1 e y, Nathelle Openshaw, Jean Black, Rosa Mae Swainston, Shirley Nor- ris, aspirants to the Banyan throne. Left, Dr. Hales crowns queen Beth Zabrskie. 261 2. ueen -X mtr aJ When p etite Colleen Page donned royal robes and crown to reign supreme at Y ' s Homecoming Day celebration, all B.Y.U. students were owed by her distinctive dark beauty. Sweet, charming, gracious is Colleen — indeed, every inch a queen. 262 PnejjS Man V From the ranks of male members now on campus, B.Y.U. coeds singled out Don Snow as the most Preferred Man at the Y. Tall, broad-shouldered, and likable, Don accepted his crown with that characteristic quiet charm which has made him a pop- ular campus figure. 263 BoMuan 2i4een Agcdnst a backdrop of mirrors and velvet, petite and popular Beth Zobriskie ascended the steps to the throne to reign as Banyan Queen on the evening of March 15 at the annual Banyan Ball. Queenly in manner, poised and lovely, Miss Zabriskie was selected by balloting from a group of charming candidates. 264 Though only a freshman this year, brunette Clcdre Sioddard managed to obtain the coveted crown of Snow Queen at B.Y.U. ' s annual Snow Carnival. The possessor of a lovely soprano voice, vivacious Clcdre also has a talent for meeting people. 265 cM me Gcumna .iu Behind the planning and prepara- tions for the first Homecoming Day in four years — the Committee; Moana Ballif, Barbara Bailey, Ariel Ballif, Jr., Verda Olsen, Zola Rae Law, Gordon Hawkins, and Meredith Hansen. 266 omma •M- - ■- Aspirants to the throne: Mary Callahan, Janis Madsen, Mary Rose Moloney, Barbara Pell, Col- leen Page, Jenna Vee Beck, Phyllis Jones, Ruth MacDonald, Ada Vee Webster, Ruth Hutchins, Connie Oborn, Joan Miller, Nita Jean Fullmer, Eloise Christensen, Geneil Eakins. One reigned as Queen of the Homecoming Day: Colleen Page. V ' r . ,3 ■ ' 267 t Jicmte Gommcj, - w ' — x. fe I XU.«LnJ V Militant bands marched on . . . smart and snappy or gracelul and decorative, float after float drifted by, as units and organ- izations vied for the outstanding exhibition of the annual Home- coming Parade. 268 cH-ome Gomma % f l ' Prtf mj m It Ms- Where can one find so many beautiful girls, be they major- ettes, ski enthusiasts, or gorge- ous maids? I ' ll tell you — the Homecoming Parade. Let us not forget, however, those gallant men who continue on in the minority. i yjr 269 Pnelen-e d ce Bali Surrounded by ad- miring co-eds, Don Snow, center below, reigned as the most preferred date on the campus in February on the occasion of the Pre- ference Ball, sponsored by the A.W.S. Sharing honors as the next most preferred dates were Joe Weight, left below, and Harvey Black, right below. Committee members, left to right, are: June Smith, Joyce Whiting, Zola Rae Law, Morjorie Hart, Mirian Jones, Merideth Hansen, Viv- i a n Hoyt — chairman, Margaret Friday, seat- ed. 270 lacm umi Committee members Paul Thompson, Joan Spratley, and Junior Childs, at upper left, are pictured awaiting the throng of students bent-on purchasing tickets for the Sophomore Loon Fund Ball held during the latter port of fall quarter. Lifted right out of Arabian Nights are King Pardoe and his harem shown re- laxing below during in- termission. All of the pro- ceeds from the Ball this year were donated to the Student Union drive. 271 Chatting about the suc- cess of the Junior Prom are Junior Class Officers Bar- bara Bailey, Taylor Rey- nolds and Marion Jones with Junior Prom Chair- man Grant Ash. Committee members Kay Morris, Vivian Hoyt, Marvel Murphy and Kay Young confer upon last minute details for the Jun- ior Prom assembly. 272 273 274 275 Tvpical of students everywhere, B.Y.U. students are always eager when they hear the cry, Let ' s eat. At center and below are candid shots represervtative of cafeteria line-ups which usually stretch the entire length of the Smith Building hall. 276 Med. O ke Here, Miss Eunice Brough, registered nurse, right, doctors a cut finger of a stu- dent with the assis- tance of Jean Ander- son, receptionist. The Student Health Cen- ter located on the lower campus, treats minor ailments and supplies emergency medical aid. Though pressed by increased student de- mand, the Student Supply, under the di- rection o f Neil Mc- Knight, rallied to dis- tribute supplies ade- quately to veterans and regular students alike. tude Sufyfdu 111 Academic Pu i6Miii 278 Acade mic PuMudd «h ' • - _ i aiB— m- -m ,— !!■ 279 Accule iuc PidMuiyU 280 Academic PundmU 281 ' n Wagner, Bach, Beethoven, Verdi, Chopin, Debussy, and Gershwin — we ' ve thrilled to hear their music and that of others perform- ed by many of the artists who appeared throughout the year on our lyceum series. Some of these were the Columbia Grand Opera Quartet; Egon Petri, pianist; Isaac Stern, violinist; and Helen Traubel, famed soprano of the Metropolitan Opera. 282 , ucew4i ' 1 Other artists of the celebrated group in- cluded Eleanor Steber, Metropolitan Opera soprano; the Britt string trio; Malcuzynski, pianist; and Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robert- son, two-piano team. Fortunate indeed ore we of the Y to have such persons appear before us. And may we here extend our thanks and our congratulations to Dean Herald R. Clark for his superb work as chairman of the lyceum committee. 283 m it Week OOA nMA kJeJ .iw-ji :- 1 And what if they do look funny? It ' s Frosh Week at B.Y.U. With the traditional skull caps of blue and white, and the whiskers of the Cou- gar, the Freshman Class appeared upon the Campus, and willingly submitted to Ship Snow ' s initiations to make them collegiate guys and gals. 285 AdAemsliM -j( ' Student body officers, above, go rural as they reproduce scenes from Old MacDonald ' s Farm . y % ' Shown above and at right are Knight Hall exhibiting their ample supply of doll on a Thursady assembly. 286 There ' ve been assemblies, and then there ' ve been other assemblies here at B.Y.U. We remember them for various reasons. Let us recall for you the Junior Prom assembly . . . in the mystic isle of Fantasia, Floyd Weed crooned delight- ful lyrics to (we think) Deaun Moulton who accompanied him at the piano. And we lis- tened, too, to the haunting song Blue Indigo as sung by Marvel Murphy, Edie Jen- sen and Vivian Hoyt. Did you see Johnny Esquire do that rhumba step with the two lovely senioritas in the Esquire Review? Ah, yes, I see you did. Then you know that we saw again an assembly reminiscent of pre-war days filled with sparkle, interest, an abun- dance of feminine pulchri- tude and lots of talent, ably directed by Stan Gwilliams. 287 288 — - V An attempt to push on-campus donations to the Student Union Drive was made during winter quarter, with a goal of three dol- lars per student. At upper left, students ore pictured selling chances on sweaters raffled at a special matinee dance. Shown at center are contributors, mak- ing wishes before the wishing well constructed by Val Norn Social Unit. The thermometer used for gauging contributions is shown at lower right. ■hfjoo 289 QupAu Ba ixm Johann Strauss GYPSY BARON, enjoying a color- ful two-night run at the Paramount Theater, was presented to large Provo audiences mid - Winter Quarter. This popular operetta was produced entirely by students of the University to increase the funds for the erection of the Student Memorial Union Buildinrr 290 Ma Q iaS .v . I tci li V |f • r- WL f With Winter Quarter final exams over, students and faculty donned costumes, as colorful as the rain- bow and more varied than members at a United Nations meeting, to join in the gaiety of the picturesque Mardi Gras sponsored by the French Qub, known as Le Circle Francois. Confetti, balloons, popcorn and candied apples added festive air as poet and peasant, maharaja and chorus girl danced together. Most- unusual-costume prize went to the inactive volcano of the Tausig Invitations who found his mate, became active, then came to the Mardi Gras. Among the multifarious garb worn by the dancers were several elaborate and authentic costumes brought from foreign shores by returning servicemen. 291 Indulging in a few last minute laughs before going on the air ore Dewain Silvester and Sher- man Boyd, upper right, co-direc- tors of College Varieties, weekly radio broadcast over KOVO. As Ray Nusink, control man, lower right, gives the signal to go on the air, another fifteen minutes with Varieties begins. i 292 K. n.y.u Officers: Reed Powell, Vice- President; Lester Card, President; Rita Clement, Secretary. Center: Members of the Inter- collegiate Broadcasting System Radio Club who ore behind Sta- tion KBYU. Bottom: Those who give us the news of the day — the announcers. Twice daily, at noontime and under the direction of the Radio Club, presents to a limited area in the evening, Station KBYU, adjacent to the University cam- pus, foreign and national news spiced with local campus news with interludes of light classical and popular music. As a mem- ber of the Intercollegiate Broad- casting System, KBYU was in- augurated on March 15, and provides practical experience to the large production staff. 293 l j- ' (Ul tAih- •O- 294 Pie HiMt Blueberry, apple, lemon or apricot — you name your fav- orite kind of pie, and then you eat it. That was the pleas- ure of those who participated in the Pie Bust sponsored by the Associated Men Students. Champion pie - eat- er goes to Ardean Watts, upper right 295 296 .10 ' ii: . iL 297 ,.. vV X-.. ' ' ' ' W ELV REA .V.V, CLARENCE, ONE WOOLW 1« NK. ■OV) HAD NtN ER. SEEN A «AC ,tR ViVl ( • ALl. VEflR, THM  C WAS TTlN j TH T ' DROKN TOO HA T1 M YEAH, RUT SHE IS A VAL NORN AND THEY 5TlL . PUCKER. WHEN THEY K. SS I 29g 299 DIC RAUAIW LovEL ' K ' Kiw ' K J-, who wowed ' THE ASSE BLY WITH T HE AN- NOuNce ENT tmm T-ttE danaes CLUe WAS POR, AUt MARR eC) WOMEN OR. ALL HUSRANDS WIVES WHO WERE ON THE CArA?VJS R6AILY, MARCj, there ARE TWO SCHOOLS OF THOT Okl THll PLATONIC BUSINCSS! A VWWvw-- m-m-m t|c5, I can mcxkc Ker disappear b T Ky r 300 e- V o c u ; MOST HAVE OOT NW SOLUTION WB,ON . . . N6, hOHT, | a W IT(V(rroi??i ' I 2v2t STO C ttcK Mr Owr ' V 301 302 303 HOTEL ROBERTS MARK ANDERSON ED BURTON Provo. Utah COOPERATION WINS Provo City Officials value the important role B.Y.U. and its students play in our community and civic life. PROVO CITY COMMISSION M. H. Graham Printing Company COMMERCIAL PRINTERS PUBLISHERS LOOSE LEAF DEVICES PRINTING THAT SCORES Phone 285 30 South First West Provo. Utah B. Y. U. STUDENTS Are Welcome AT TAYLOR BROS. CO. SINCE 1866 . . . center for distinctive college clothes and complete furnishings fo r the home and family. 305 306 A Bank, Tdd, Has a Shaf in f 1 :K f ;! « • ' • Commencemenl is a great day in its mean- ing and signilicance ... (or it represents the closing of an old chapter and the beginning of a new. In those eventful college years that are now drawing to a close, this bank has been privileged to serve you in many ways ... and as new opportunities unfold for you in the years ahead, banking will doubtless play an even more important part in your life and activities. In all your endeavors, however wide or varied, you will find this institution capable and willing to extend its financial 9ssistance to whatever degree you may require. FIRST SECURITY BANK jQ ., OF UTAH BVi MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM PROVO, UTAH 307 FACULTY INDEX Anderson, Dean A., 33, 162 Alder, Lorna Call, 43 Anderson, Dean A., 33, 162 Andrus, J. Roman, 45 B Ballif, Ariel S., 35, 184 Ballif, Carma, 30 Barlow, Irene S., 39, 171 Bauer, Edith, 49 Beck, Elden, 39, 174 Bennion, Adam S., 28 Billings, May, 39, 171 Birrell, Verla, 41 Bissell, Harold J., 49 Booth, Lillian C, 34 Booth, Luois W., 41, 249, 251 Booth, Thornton Y., 47 Bowen ' , Albert E., 28 Boyle, William H., 33 Britsch, Ralph A., 35 Broadbent, Thomas L., 35 B.ough, Eunice, 45, 277 Bryner, Loren C, 35 Buggart, Gustave, 45, 251 Butt, Newburn I., 41 Callis, Charles A., 28 Carroll, Elsie C, 37 Castle, Elias, 49 Cheney, Thomas, 47,246 Christensen, Harold T., 39, 1£ Christensen, Herbert K., 49 hristensne. Parley A., 33 Clark, Herald R., 36 Clark, J. Reuben, 28 Clrak, J. Reuben III, 39, 181 Clarke, A. John, 45 dinger, Morris, 45 Crandall, Lars, 47 Crowton, David, 47 CuUimore, Lloyd, C, 37 Cummings, Benjamin F., 33 de long, Gerrit, 42, 185, 186, 251 Dixon, Fred W., 41, 135, 138 Ensign, Lois, 41 Eyring, Carl F., 38 Fisher, Flora, 49 Geertson, O. Norman, 43 Gibbs, Jack R., 41 Haggerty, Charles, 43 Halliday, John R., 37, 248 Hales, Wayne B., 33, 261 Hammond, May C 43 Hansen, George, 33 Hansen, William F., 45 Harris, Margaret O., 37, 171, 183 Harrison, Bertrand F., 33 Hart, Anna B., 39 Hart, Charles J., 39, 145 Hawker, Alton, 41 Hayes, John E., 31 Haymore, Franklin R., 45 Hay ward, C. Lynn, 35, 174 Holbrook, Leona, 41, 148 Hoyt, Harrison Vol, 35 I Jackson, Elda, 47 Jakeman, M. Wells, 49 Jensen, C. Lavoir, 45 Jensen, Christen, 40 K Kimball, Edwin R., 35, 135, 136, 13 ' Kirkham, Mary, 47, 171 Knight, Hattie, 41 Lewis, George, 49 Lloyd, Wesley P., 32 M Madsen, Florence J., 35 Madsen, Franklin, 33, 252 Moeser, Georgia, 45 Marshall, Milton, 37 Martin, Thomas L., 46 Maw, Charles E., 33 Merrill, Amos N., 48 Merrill, Joseph F., 28 Miller, Elmer, 35 Miller, Karl, 47 Millet, noyd, 37, 128, 135 Morley, Alonzo j., 35, 260 Morton, Ermel J., 43 Mc McAllister, J. W., 43 McDonald, Howard S., 25 McKay, David O., 28 N Nelson, Elmer, 41 Nichols, Joseph K,, 39 OUerton, Anna, 43 P Packard, Hannah, 43 Pardee, Kathrine, 49 Pardee, T. Earl, 37, 271 Peterson, Dean, 41 Peterson, Hermese, 35 Peterson, Hugh W., 33 Poulson, Wilford, 33 Lambert, Asael C, 44 Larsen, Bent F., 37 Law, Reuben D., 45 Lee, Harold W., 41, 193 ' Reid, Dorthea, 47, 171 Reimschiissel, Ernest, 49 Rice, William Leonard, 39 Rich, Naomi, 43 Richards, Grant S., 49 Richards, Stephen L., 28 Richardson, Beth, 45 Robertson, Leroy J., 250 Rogers, Max, 49, 186 Romney, Antoine K., 47 Rowe, Ed. M., 35 S Sandberg, Lucille, 45, 178, 249, 251 Sanders, Norma, 47 Sauls, Kiefer B , 28, 30 Sessions, J. Wyley, 50 Smith, Joseph Fielding, 28 Smith, Oliver, 39, 168, 247 Snell, Morris, 43 Snow, William J., 33 Soffe, Wayne, 135, 137 Sparks, LeRoy, 43 Spencer, Lucille, 47, 173 Sperry, Sidney B., 37, 50 Stucki, Anna, 43 Summerhoys, Margaret, 47 Swenson, John C, 33, 184 Swenson, Russel, 37, 50, 199 Tanner, Orea B., 39 Tanner, Vasco M., 174 Taylor, J. Golden, 45 Taylor, Lynn, 43 Tuttle, L. Elliot, 47 U Ungerman, Ralph, 37 V Valentine, Lee Bensen, 39 W Wallace, M. D., 39, 182, 202 Warnick, Effie, 37, 171 Waterstradt, Jean Anne, 49 West, Franklin L., 28 Widtsoe, John A , 28 Wing, John H., 35 Woolf, Golden L, 41 Young, Karl E., 37 STUDENT INDEX Abbott, Cecil, 110, 122 Abbott, Fielding, 136, 137, 223 Abegg, Norma, 114, 249 Able, James, 93, 180, 208 Able, Vera, 208 Abplcmolp, Joyce, 107, 195, 249 Adams, Alma, 182 Adams, Ardis, 107, 212 Adams, Barbara, 110, 253 Adams, Beverly, 114, 196, 249, 251 Adams, Deoun, 91, 211 Adams, Emma Jean, 196 Adams, Garth Earl, 121 Adams, Georganna, 77, 198, 225 Adams, Jean, 110, 215, 243 Adams, Laurine, 109 Adams, Paul, 89 Adams, Rufh W., 159, 166 Adamson, Mary Louise, 110 Adamson, Dewey, 253 Addy, George, 99 Adkins, Laura, 115, 212 Aguirre, J. Manuel, 115 Aiken, George, 123, 196 Aldrich, Marian, 80 Allen, Carling, 78, 253 Allen, Merrill, 253 Allen, Shirley, 110 AUman, Veri, 180, 194, 206 Allred, Charles, 89 Allred, Chase, 138 Allred, Elaine, 98, 253 Aired, Keith, 123, 197 Allred, Marie, 116, 211 Allred, Maurine, 96, 197, 253 Allred, Olga, 82, 253 Allred, Richine, 114 Anderson, Almina, 108, 193, 253 Anderson, Andrew, 137 Anderson, Betty Lou, 82, 179, 207 Anderson, Clara, 78, 171, 210 Anderson, Dona, 110, 194 Anderson, Dewcryne, 165, 175 Anderson, Elaine, 69, 227 Anderson, Elvon, 97 Anderson, Fawn, 105 Anderson, George, 123 Anderson, Helen, 167, 231 Anderson, Jean, 79, 159, 180, 181, 211, 235, 242, 243, 244, 245, 260, 277 Anderson, John, 93, 164, 178, 220, 249 Anderson, Kay, 123, 222 Anderson, Keith- P., 71 Anderson, Margaret, 88, 227 Anderson, Marjroie, 80, 228, 242, 243 Anderson, Mario, 108, 190 Anderson, Martha, 121, 253 Andersno, Moselle, 116 Anderson, Phyllis, 97 Andersno, Rita, 99 Anderson, Robert, 253 Anderson, Thiele, 97, 225 Anderson, William C, 103 Andrus, Marie, 188, 233 Andrew, Clyde, 185 Argyle, Betty, 107 309 Argyle, Lenora, 121 Armstrong, Gay, 78, 210 Armstrong, Jeannette, 105 Ash, Grant, 82, 162, 216, 272 Ashley, Edith, 115 Ashworth, Ellen, 76, 163, 234, 237 Ashworth, Gayle, 81, 228, 253 Askea, Dorothy, 110 Askin, Dorothy, 213 Astin, Nila, 214 Astin, Marian, 97, 253 Atkerson, Mary Lee, 79, 184, 235, 243 Ault, Virginia, 78, 150, 211, 228 Austin, Iris, 115 Avery, Chad, 208 Avery, Virginia, 208 Ayers, Alama, 67, 150, 151, 174, 194 B Babbel, Olea, 72, 174, 210 Babbel, Pearl, 97, 149, 210 Babbel, Vera, 80, 181, 188, 210, 246 ■ Backman, Beverly, 253 Baer, Joann, 107, 188 Baggs, Kent, 75, 169, 222 Bagley, Jeanne, 112 Bailer, Virginia, 253 Bailey, Ann, 95, 158, 167, 230 Bailey, Annette, 97, 232 Bailey, Barbara, 76, 79, 150, 158, 171 230 272 Bailey, Betty, 98, 167, 194, 210, 226, 242, 243 Bailey, Bryce, 80, 128, 220 Bailey, Maynard, 134 Bailey, Lillian Fae, 108, 249 Baird, Beth, 108, 200 Baird, Marilyn, 105 Baistle, Herbert J., 187 Balle, Bob LeRoy, 122 Ballif, Ariel Jr., 54, 86, 89, 176, 220 249 251 Ballif, George, 102, 103, 165, 217, 243 319 Ballif, Moana, 105, 234, 244, 260 Ballou, Richard, 178, 221 Bamgartner, Lula Belle, 95, 190 225 Bangerter, Glenith, 91 Bangerter, Pauline, 110, 214 . Barber, Robert, 9, 165, 186, 219 Barclay, Janet, 80, 174, 186, 211 Barg, Marian, 209 Barker, Joe V., 169 Barker, Melba, 75, 209 Barker, Robert, 66, 196 Barlow, Francis, 80 Barlow, Marjorie, 87, 215, 229 Barnes, Phyllis, 75, 251, 258 Barney, Delbert, 62 Barrett, Audrey, 113 Barret, Larence, 75, 186, 249 Barton, Carol, 115 Barton, Francis, 113 Bateman, Dean, 121, 165 Bateman, Gwen, 228 Bateman, Lorna, 116 Bateman, Maurice, 121, 165 Bates, Velma, 71, 192 Bautista, Marguerita, 88, 185, 236 Bean, Donna, 95 Bean, Barbara, 104, 190, 212 Beard, Marjorie, 114, 186 Beatty, Florence, 68, 196, 236 Beck Carole, 78, 235 Beck, Jenna Vee, 88, 167, 179, 184, 187, 226, 249 Beck, Kenneth, 93, 165, 168, 187, 217 Beckman, Melba, 66, 171, 188, 228 Beckstead, Bob, 122, 187, 190, 201 Beckstrom, Ted, 116 Beeston, Joseph, S2 Beffort, Eva, 105 Beglin, William, 93 Behunin, Wm. Clyde, 69, 195, 244, 245 Bell, Beula, 95, 214 Bell, Verla, 116, 201 Belnap, West, 70, 162, 168, 195 Bement, Russell, 121 Bennett, Albert, 182 Bennett, Beth, 187 Bennett, Emma, 81, 198 Bennett, Joy, 76, 196, 214 Bennett, June, 76, 196, 214 Bennion, Dorothy, 121 246 Bennion, Eleanor, 98, 207, 249 Bennion, Joyce, 116 Benson. Reed, 54, 102, 165, 175, 176, 206 Bentley, Gladys, 114 Bentwet, Elaine, 115, 253 Bergen, Karl, 253 Berlin, Elliot, 186 Berrett, Eleanore, 95, 209 Berry, June, 77, 186, 211 Berry, Mary Alice, 121 Bestelmeyer, Lois, 123 Bezzant, Matthew, 219 Bieler, Virginia, 106 Billings, Hannah, 82, 197 Bingham, Clive, 223 Bingham, Donna, 110, 253 Bingham, Owen, 251 Bingham, Vera, 116 Bird, Arus, 82 Bird, Barbara, 226 Bird, Beverly, 92, 229 Bird, Genevieve, 212, 227 Bird, George, 68 Bird, Josephine, 65 Bird, Kathleen N., 71, 215 Bird, Leora C, 66, 173 Bird, Marion, 108, 151 Bird, Virginia, 87, 158, 253 Bitter, Eldon, 123, 186, 253 Bja nson. Max, 137 Bjarnson, Reeda, 99, 187 Black, Alma June, 116, 195 Black, Clair, 77, 82 Black, Clarence S., 103 Black, Harvey, 77, 221, 270 Black, Jean, 108, 211, 261 Blake, Beulah, 82, 196, 214 Blake, Helen, 114 Bliss, Bruce, 198 Bliss, Renee, 93, 225 Boardman, Beverly, 231 Boberg, Jackie, 97, 209 Bodily, Del Roy, 111 Bodily, Marilyn, 108 Boig, Robert, 92 Bond, Marion, 93, 115, 209, 228 Bond, Merla, 70, 173, 207 Bond, Twila, 97, 211 Bone, Befty Lou, 114 Booth, Bob, 318 Booth, Lucille, 81, 159, 163, 187, 235, 258 Booth, Sterling, 121 Borgeson Clara, 249 • Borgeson, LaVina, 106, 178, 249, 251 ' ■ ' Baun, Joy B., 187 Bowden, Polly, 192 ■ Bo wen ' , Afton, 106 Bowen, Ellen, 114, 187, 212, 234 Bowes, Betty, 104, 110 Bowes, Kay, 110 Bowman, Jack, 115, 249 Boyack, Elnora, 70, 163, 171, 176, 210, 226 Boyack, Jeanne, 121 Boyack, Phyllis, 88 Boyd, Sherman, 122, 186, 292 Boyer, Barbara, 122, 186 Boyer, Leah, 97, 253 Boyle, Norma, 104, 230 Bradford, Gordon, 162 Bradley, James, 97, 169, 186, 195 Bradshcrw, Lillian, 114 Bradshaw, Rawl, 112 Brady, Beverly, 151 Brady, Fern, 112 Brady, Stanley, 88 Brailsford, Bette, 123, 230 Breinholt, Herbert C , 62 Brewer, Courtney, 109, 168, 186, 195, 218 Brewer, Harold, 186 Bridge, Billie, 106, 213 Bridges, Charlotte, 69, 180 Briggs, Faye 96 226 Briggs Helen, 110 Bright, Edythe, 93, 167, 187, 200, 214, 227, 242, 243 Brimhall, Darlene, 108 Brimhall, Creed, 66, 176, 222, 237 Brimhall, Don S., 68, 136, 137, 219 Brimhall, Louise, 251 Brimhall, Richard, 122 Brimhall, Victor, 156, 157, 187, 216 Brimley, Inez, 185, 207 Brienholt, H. C, 188 Brinkerhoff, Donna, 112 Broadbent, Kama, 108, 209 Brockbank, Anne, 88, 232, 247 Brockbank, Carol, 108, 187 Broderick, Clara, 183, 195, 215 Brooksby, Myrtle, 114 Brooksley, Velta, 104 Brooner, Jean, 106 Brough, Sharmene, 108, 249 Brough, Sheila, 89 Brower, Leona, 110, 253 Brower, Lucy Dawn, 104 Brown, Barbara, 115 Brown, Belva, 112, 253 Brown, Betty, 112, 187 Brown, Buster, 192 Brown, Carolyn, 112 Brown, Dayle, 208 Brown, Doug, 221 Bro wn, Delos, 222 Brown, Ellsworth, 70, 157, 162, 208 Brown, Helen, 90, 202, 213 Brown, Ilene, 115, 200, 253 Brown, Kathleen, 187 Brown ' , Lou Anne, 87, 249 Brown, Louine, 88, 192, 209, 253 Brown, Pauline, 95, 186, 249 Brown, Polly, 99 Brown, Rulan, 110 Bruderer, Wilford L., 169 Brown, Virginia, 121, 209 Brown, Ruth, 107 Brunson, Marilyn, 62 Buchanan, Ann H., 71 Buchanan, Dwain, 95 Buchanan, Hayle, 103, 195 Buchanan, Nolo, 112 Buchman, Beverly, 114 Buchmiller, Carol, 81, 251 Buchmiller, Faye, 212, 244 Buchmiller, Karl, 122, 168, 200 Buckley, Nadine, 103 Buckner, LaMar E., 65, 208, 222, 260 Buckner, Melba, 82, 208 Budge, Iva Lou, 106, 201, 214 Budge, Lou Jean ' , 110, 201 Buehler, Herman, 115 Buell, Lucille, 95, 207 Bailer, Mickey, 109 Bullock, Anna Jean, 71, 158, 163, 187, 235, 251 Bulow, Carol Ann, 110, 213 Bunnell, Carol, Lee, 104 Burbidge, Louise, 116, 213 Burga n, Glade L., 103, 164 Burgan, La Rae, 110 Burgi, Ernest, 79, 259 Burgin, Josephine, 112, 201 Burgquist, Ralph, 180 Burkey, James, 66 Burkey, Naia, 81 Burleigh, LeRoy, 78 Burnham, Norma, 110, 183, 212 Burnes, Jeane, 112, 213 Burnett, LaMar, 91 Burnside, Helen Mae, 115 Burnside, Wesley, 188 Burt, Janice, 98, 207 Bushman, Grant, 79, 219 Bushman, Morris, 168 Bushman, Nellie, 69, 171, 204 Bushman, Preston, 96 Bushman, Sariah, 97, 185, 192, 209 Bushnell, Fred, 114, 164, 217, 261 Bushard, Don, 137 Busterud, Doug, 138, 217 Butler, Margaret, 98, 213 Butler, Norine, 110, 186, 213, 249, 253 Bybee, Marie Dean, 106 Bybee, Julia, 196 Caldwell, Enid, 89, 179, 195, 229 Calkins, Mary, 200 Call, Bud, 107 Call, Dean P., IDS, 137 Call, Dove, 96, 185, 207 Call, J, Harold, HI, 169, 175, 180, 190, 195, 260 Call, Joyce, 253 Call, Lowell, 79 Call, Shirley, 106, 195 Calahan, Mary R,, 173, 235 Callister, Colleen, 115, 188, 230 Callister, Marilyn, 116 Camenish, Lucille, 187, 253 Cameron, Elliot, 137 Canning, Lois, 208 Canning, Roy, 62, 208, 244, 245 Cannon, Elaine, 81, 171, 196, 227 Canter, Glenda, 114 Card, Aaron, 80, 249 Card, John Lincoln, 114, 193 Card, Lester, 81, 175, 293 Cordon, Louis, 110, 180, 206, 260 Carlson, Don Evans, 112 Carlton ' , Lloyd R., 122 Carroll, Leland, 98, 249, 251, 2S3 Case, Gwen, 195 Casper, Elaine, 110, 200 Castillo, Esteban, 105 Chaknias, Garefalia, 87 Chambers, Max, 222 Chcmbre, Clayton, 169 Chandler, Samuel, 80, 169, 200, 244 Chandler, Thelma May, 103 ■ Chantrill, Clcryton, 75 Chapman, Arthur, 62, 206 Chapman, Ray, 122 310 Char, Jean ' , 90, 185, 194, 209 Chavis, Don, 131 Cheatham, Guenivere, 83 Cheatham, Norma, 91 Cherner, Mary, 196 Child, Gordon, 251 Child, Junior, 65, 216, 271 Chipman, Parker, 80 Christensen, Alro, 112 Christensen, Anne, 87, 190, 207, 229 Christensen, Betty Rae, 115, 197, 215 Christensen, Donald, 90, 197 Christensen, Dona Lou, 110, 188 Christensen, Elayne, 80, 244, 245 Christensen, Eloise, 98, 234 Christensen, Gene, 116, 253 Christensen, Homer, 78, 196, 198, 219, 259 Christensen, Jerry, 114 Christensen, Lela, 225 Christensen, Marian, 198, 232 Cook, Noel, 251 Cook, Phyllis, 89, 166, 230 Coombs, Barbara, 179 Coon, Ward, 253 Cooper, James, 192 Cooper, J, B., 112, 218 Cooper, Nadine, 113 187, 235 Cottam, Margie, 80, 232 Cottle, Betty Jean, 75, 210, 227 Cottle, DaRue, 66, 163, 173, 176, 210, 226 Cowan, Darlene, 66, 210 Cowan, Maurine, 67, 210 Cowles, Marian, 82, 209, 253 Cowley, Shirley, 97, 228 Cox, Arlene, 98, 183 Cox, Carl, 110 Cox, Charles, 186 Cox, Diantha, 76, 186 Cox, Donald B , 72, 168, 197, 206 Cram, Jean, 93, 215 Crandall, Barbara, 91, 158, 192, 227, 244, 245 Christensen, Mary Ellen, 81, 150, Crandall, Beth, 71, 180, 184, 185, 159, 163, 231 228, 260 Christensen, Miriam, 114 Crandall, Kathryn, 114 Christensen ' , Roberta, 114, 231, 26lCrandalI, Lilas, 187, 201, 211 Christensen, Ross, 62, 184 Crandall, Twilla, 110 Christensen, Shirlee, 97, 158, 167. Crane, Lorna, 70, 173 184, 214, 232, 247 Cranney, La Rae, 112, 201, 212 Christiansen, Ballard, 79, 249, 251, Craven, John A., 112 Crawford, Jasper, 76, 174, 187, 196 Crawford, Marian, 112, 213 Creer, Anna, 253 Critchfield, Bernie, 164, 187 Critchlow, Patricia, 75, 186, 235, 253 Cromar, Bonnie Jean, 66, 68, 234 Cromar, Jack, 95 Croshaw, Billie, 106 Crowther, Valea, 214, 229, 251 Crum, George, 220 Cullimore, Karma Jean, 52, 54, 71, 163, 176, 234, 258 Cummings, Carol, 112 Cunningham, Morris, 90, 182, 187 Cunningham, Shirley, 82, 173, 209 Curtis, Delbert, 121, 169 Curtis, Marie, 104 253 Christman, Albert, 110, 164 Church, Evelyn, 122, 196 Church, Woodrow, 69 Clark, Betty, 93 Clark, Carol, 116, 186 Clark, Carol, 88, 183 Clark, Clella, 95, 207, 253 Clark, Donna, 112, 249 Clark, Doris, 110, 183, 187 Clark, Forrest, 108 Clark, Jean, 96, 122, 187, 214, 229 Clark, Joyce, 87 Clark, Kay, 122, 200 Clark, Lila, 253 Clark, Margaret, 116, 212 Clark, Marion, 97 Clark; Marrial, 69, 171, 173, 234, 244, 245 Clark, Naomi, 99 Clark, Owen, 253 Clark, Phyllis, 70, 209, 229 Clark, Vern, 107, 253 Clawson, Truman, 112, 164, 217, 243, 319 Clay son, Gaylia, 122 Clayton, Margaret, 78, 184, 187, 253 Clegg, Elaine, 108 Clegg, Helen, 87, 187, 249, 251 Clegg, Janet, 95 Clegg, Lona Mae, 187, 200, 214 Clement, Rita, 98, 158, 167, 185, 227 293 Cleverly, Donald, 98, 169 Clifford, Louise, 123 Clyde, Mary, 199, 212, 227 Coffin, Ruth, 97, 211 Colby, Maurine, 104 CoUard, Carol, 78, 234, 247, 261 CoUett, LaRae, 106, 194, 210, 226 r ™;, n oa onn onr, Collings Mack, 112, 178, 221, 249 g - Z ' rm ' ' °° ' ' ° ' Sl ' lin:; Ka: ' 83 ' , ' 2 ' ■ ' ' ' [? - ' ?2 ' 2 123 Combe, Charles, 92 R ] ' vl.n ,1,70 - „„„, „ , . n ,, ,,. „._ Uavis, Kenneth, 79 Compton, Annie Rosella, 114, 249, pavis, Maxine, 108 P„„j7r n=,,„ ,,. ,„ Davis, Pamela, 108, 190, 253 Sonfey PrisTon D 107 R° ' ' , ' 9 ' ' ° ' -■ ' O . 199 Cook Dorothv lis ?% = ' ' ° ' ' ' 91 ' ' 94. 210 L-ook, Dorothy, 115, 253 Dawson, Ruth, 107 Dean, Leo, 80, 176, 186,249 Dean, Roberta, 76 Dearden, Ross L., 67 Decker, Cleano, 104, 186 Decker, Craig, 82, 222 Delker, Lesley B., 104, 212 DeGraff, J. W., 66, 162 Demos, Margaret, 114, 231 Denham, Ross, 169 Denning, LaRae, 200, 253 Devey, Don, 121, 164 Dewsnup, Mavis, 95, 213, 224 Dickson, Dorothy, 108, 187, 251 Dickson, Josephine, 95, 224 Dieu, Vernon, 70, 247 Distefano, James W., 97 Dixon, Gloria Mae, 108 Dixon, Mary Lou, 83, 230 Dixon, Melvin, 165, 222 Dixon, Owen G., 71, 136, 137, 218 Donnelly, Maxine, 104 Doran, Lewis, 121 Dbrney, Jean, 209 Downard, Jo Dolan, 197 Draper, Phyllis, 214, 251 Drissell, Jeanne, 114, 227 Drissell, Lorraine, 67, 229 Duckett, Beverly, 104, 251 Duckworth, Gertrude, 95, 167, 231 Duke, Jean, 104 Duke, Junius, 89, 137, 182, 201 Duke, Lorena, 251 Dunford, Meryl, 104 Dunford, Rex, 219 Dunkley, Francis, 114, 187, 211 Durfee, Leila, 106 Dyches, Winifred, 77, 187, 231 Dyck, Walter, 81 Dyer, William, 91, 247 Dabling, Dick, 88, 133, 164, 223 Dahl, Reed, 113, 193 Dahlen, Ruth Marie, 114, 249 Dolby, Glen, 251 Dolby, Lois, 104 Dalebout, Martin, 123 Dalton, Ellen, 104, 212 Dalton, Richard, 165 Dance, Nadine, 104 Dangerfield, Carol Davis, 103 Dangerfield, Elaine, 106 Daniels, Daisy Dean, 96, 226 Daniels, Rex, 223 Dankin, Raymond R., 112 Darny, Jean, 104 Davidson, Anna, 67, 174, 181, 207 Davidson, Thelma, 92, 188, 211 Davis, Albert, 62 Davis, Barbara, 78, 226 Davis, Clyde, 137 Cook, Jay Leland, 114, 200 Day, Robert, 197, 206, 220 Earl, Connie, 114 Eckersley, Hermaine, 114, 231 Eder, Charlotte S,, 112, 185 Edmunds, Patricia, 96 Edward, Merlyn Helen, 103, 212, 253 Eggertsen, LaMarr, 260 Elder, Dee, 123 Elder, Reta, 121 Eliason, Genevieve, 66, 173, 210, 225 EUertson, Donna, 78, 187, 249, 251 Ellsworth, Myrna Lee, 112 Ellsworth, Reid, 81 EUswroth, Thyrle Edmond, 103 Ellsworth, Winifred, 91, 166, 235 Emmett, Myrtle, 104, 236 Ence, Janice 113 Ence, Joyce, 113 England, Ruth, 72, 163, 227 Ercanbrack, Ruth, 70, 235 Erickson, Elaine, 106, 233 Erickson, Willie, 81 Escahedo, Margaret, 114 Esplin, Ross, 196 Evans, Bert, 121 Evans, Donald, 80, 138, 216 Evans, Glenn ' , 170 Evans, Jean, 113 Evans, Kenneth, 249 Evans, La Rae, 98, 229 Evans, Laura Jean, 121, 253 Evans, Mae, 114, 212 Evans, Marilouise, 106, 188, 212, 242, 243 Ewell, Barbara, 110, 253 Eyring, Elaine, 108, 186, 231 Facer, Donna, 123 Facer, Keith, 93, 253 Fagg, Carolyn, 150, 231, 244 Fairbanks, Avilda, 108 Farmer, Wanda, 123 Farnsworth, Alberta, 87, 150 Farnsworth, Barbara, 97, 183, 196, 215 Farnsworth, Shirley, 91, 214 Farrer, Ro Dene, 112 Fehlberg, Siegfried, 123 Felix, La Zell, 110 Felsch, George, 90, 176 Felsch, June, 88, 214, 236 Felt, Lygia, 253 Fenton, Estelle, 116 Ferre, Leo, 96 Ferrin, Bernice, 122 Fife, Ruth, 108 Fillmore, Lorna Cowley, 110, 231 Finch, Rose Mae, 110, 253 Finlayson, Bonita, 108, 183 Finlayson, Reece, 123, 198, 249 Fischer, Hyrum, 253 Fish, Beuna Rose, 108, 253 Fisher, Fern, 107, 243 Fisher, Vanda, 76 Flanders, Ruth, 79, 199, 207 Fleetwood, Jo Ellen, 108, 185 Retcher, Elizabeth, 97, 214 Flint, Jean, 110 Follett, Dorothy, 98 Folsom, Beatrice, 107, 193, 212 Folsom, Lila, 110, 207, 251 Foote, lown, 75, 225 Ford, Rosemary, 110 Forsey, Norma, 66, 173, 209 Forsey, Richard G., 112, 165, 221 Forsyth, Dick, 137 Foster, Betty, 110 France, Marleen, 106 Francis, Delores, 90, 187. 193, 212 Francis, Douglas, 90, 193 Francis, Feme, 95, 194 Francis, Rell G,, 89, 193, 251 Frogley, Don, 95, 223 Frost, Reed Leon, 206, 244 Fullmer, Helen, 98 Fullmer, Nita Jeanne, 78, 233 Gaddie, Lola Jean, 69 Gaestel, Herbert J., 106 Gaisford, Elaine, 97, 187, 235, 244, 245, 247, 249 Galbraith, Betty, 251, 253 Gammon, David R., 104 Gardiner, John S. 68 Gardner, Edward L. 62 Gardner, Fred E., 178, 249 Gardner, Glen, 175, 223 Gardner, Lucille, 108 Gardner, Niorian, 90, 159, 166, 173, 210, 226, 251 Gardner, Ruth, p8 Garrett, Alma, 133 Garrett, Udene, 110, 228 Garrick, Donna Ann, 114, 214, 225 Garther, Ameryllis, 110 Gary, Kenneth, 116 George, Scott, 219 Gerrard, Betty, l08, 183, 253 Geshian, Lola, 77 Gibson, Carl, 185 Gibson, Clarice Ellen, 106 Gibson, Kathleen, 104 Gilbert, La Dean ' , 108 Gillespie, Horace, 137 Gillespie, Melba, 91 Gillette, Morjorie, 213, 253 Ginn, Morcein, 98, 150, 231 Giroux, Fabian, 81, 195, 199, 244 Glazier, Eileen, 107, 230 Gleove, Rcry, 80 31 Gleave, Shirley Ann, 65 Goates, Glenda, 213 Gocrtes, Nayne, 253 Goales, Rhoda May, 67, 163, 171, 176, 227 Golbraith, Betty lean, 108 Goodall, Charles, 219 Gorden, Earl, 251 Goulding, Lovar, 123 Gourley, Carlyle,- 137 Gourley, Dick, 182 Graden, Alice, 115 Graehl, Norma, 235 Graham, Ashley, 114, 180, 182, 190 Graham, Dick, 217, 244, 245 Graham, Floyd, 78, 134 Graham, La Vaun, 193 Graham, Mildred, 108 Graham, Russell, 66, 162, 170, 222, 242, 243, 244, 245 Graham, Shirley, 104 Grant, Myrt, 123 Gray, Arlene. 104 ' 87 Gray, Dean, 165, 223 Gray, Earl, 123 Green, Gerry, 231 Green, Louise, 80, 209 Green, Vivian, 78, 253 Greenhalgh, Clark, 130, 220 Greenhaw, Marcia, 65, 163, 176, 226, 237 Greenwood, Bob, 137, 220 Greenwood, Calvin, 104 Greenwood, Gene, 164 Greer, June, 114, 231 Grifin, Lewis, 107, 187 Griffin, Lois, 174 Griffin, Maurine, 200 Griffith, Lona June, 107, 249 Griggs, Ronald, 104, 221, 249 Grimmett, Ann. 253 Griner, Verda, 97 Grippe, Ronald, 165 Groneman, Gloria, 97 Gross, Evelin, 90 Gubler, Con, 81, 196 Guild, Roberta, 95, 183 Gunn, Harold, 137 Guthrie, Charmaine, 116, 209 Gwilliam, Doris, 89, 187, 210 Gwilliam, Jennie, 93, 232 Gwilliam, Ray, 12 ' 242, 319 Gwilliam, Stan, 287 Gwynn, Gwendolyn, 104, 233 H Hackina, Venna. 112 Hafen, Joseph, 93 Haferi, Mary, 89, 197, 224 H en, Mavis, 76, 163, 235, 244, 245 247 , Hair, Kay, 113 Halby, Elma, 113 Hale, Norma, 105, 200 Hale, Verda, 80, 215 Hales, Aileen, 88, 158, 167, 187, 235, 242 Hales, Delbert, 62 Hales, Lesley, 253 Hales, Margaret, 163, 235 Halladay, Edna, 105 Halladay, Norma, 75 Hall, Robert, 123 Hall, James, 223 Hall, Joyce, 186, 194 Hall, LaVae, 111,211, 224 Hall, Rex, 162 Hales, Naomi, 244 Hallett, Mary Jo, 111,215,253 Halterman, Susan, 107 Hancock, Bonnie, HI, 192, 207 Hancock, Phyllis, 110, 215 Hanks, Betty Jean, 110, 213 Hanks, Joyce, 81, 148, 150, 151, 224 Hansen, Alice Amanda, 105, 253 212 Hansen, Barbara, 76, 103, 184, 233 Hansen, Bonnie Narine, 103 Hansen, Carma, 115, 253 Hansen, Carol, 105, 198 Hansen, Dean, 121 Hansen ' , Earl, 116, 253 Hansen, George, 258 Hansen, Geraldine, 99 Hansen, Gloria M., 105 Hansen, Gordon, 182 Hansen, Jo Ann, 112, 234 Hansen, Joy, 96 Hansen, Julie, 77, 180, 235 Hansen, Lois Vida, 82, 110, 179, 230 Hansen, Meredith, 89, 109, 158, 234, 270 Hansen, Ross Delbert, 105 Harding, Cleo, 96, 228 Harding, Eldon, 87, 182 Harding, Fred N, 169 Harding, Max, 253 Harding, Shiralee, 91, 234 Hardy, Beverly, 87, 176, 187, 190, 210, 226 Hardy, Marie, 103, 200 Harmon, Clarence J., 69, 138, 217 Harmon, Mary, 88 Harmon, Merrilyn, 231 Harpe, Margaret, 113 Harper, Denver C. 202 Harper, Rudolph, 202 Harris, Bernarr, 1 1 1 Harris, Charlotte, 92, 149, 184, 190, 234, 247 Harris, Dorothy, 105 Harris, Gene, 121, 253 Harris, Jean, 198 Harris, Joyce, 93 Harris, Mary, 98, 195 Harris, Melva M., 99,-103, 215 Harris, Russell C, 70, 162 Harris, VaLois, 98 Harris, Virgil, 181, 200 Harrison, Jack, 251 Hart, Elaine, 230, 242, 243 Hart, Karl E , 67 Hart, Mctrjorie, 78, 149, 158, 235, 270 Hart, Opal, 109, 213, 236 Hart, Quella, 71 Hartshorn, Beth, 71, 253 Harvey, Aneita, 109, 195 Harvey, Eugene, 91, 182, 218 Harvey, Marie, 96, 225 Harward, Moyle, 218 Haskell, Marilyn, 109, 253 Haslem, Marie, 105, 195, 236, 249 Haslem, Rhea, 77, 171, 195 Hatch, Knute, 223, 244 Hatch, Loy, 103, 175 Hatch, Madelyn ' , 81, 150 151, 224, 237 Hatch, Robert, 123 Haverfield, Carole, 111, 244, 245 Howkes, Leah Belle, 76, 208 Hawkes, Gordon, 92, 164, 217, 258 Haycock, Joyce, 112, 178, 259 Hayes, Betty, 112, 253 Hay ward, Lloyd, 169 Head, Conrad, 111, 187, 190 Heatherly, Geraldine, 98, 150, 202, 230 Heatherly, Norma, 202 Heder, Georgia, 103, 226 Heileson, Barbara, 200, 209, 253 Heindselman, Joan, 230, 253 Heiner, Carol, 116, 253 Heinerman, Barbara, 103 Hemsley, La Rue, 121, 200, 209 Henderson, Dorothy, 198 Henderson, Georgg, 157 Hendricks, Patricia, 116, 253 Hendrix, Ludean, 112 Heninger, Mary Lu, 231 Henri, Gerald, 181 Henseen, Rayola, 235 Hepworth, lola Rae, 96 Hepworth, Thola, 96, 180 Herde, Myrna, 113 Hernandez, Amelia, 187 Hess, Kathrine, 79, 163, 234, 251 258 Hiatt, Gene, 68, 207, 253 Hibbard, Dorla, 92, 149, 210 Hickman, Helen, 77, 227, 244 Higbee, Nellie, 77 Higginson, Bonnie, 97, 201, 207 Hill, La Velta C, 90 Hilton, Carole, 82, 158, 163, 171, 227 Hilton, Dawn, 92, 183, 226 Hinckley, Ella Rose, 113 Hinckley, La Rue, 194, 242, 243 Hindmarsh, Bonnie, 187 Hirschi, Betty Jean, 201, 213 Hirseln, Betty Jean, 103 Hobbs, James, 80, 217 Hofer, Helen, 103, 253 Hogan, Meredith, 88 Holdaway, Ruth, 116 Hunter, Phyllis, 68, 171, 233 Huntsman, Jay, 69, 182 Hurst, Arvell, 113 Hurst, Joan, 112, 183, 188, 212 H irst, Margie, 78, 186, 197, 207 Husted, Florence, 183 Hutchesori, Rita, 112 Hutchings, Grace, 81 Hutchings, Josephine, 97 Hutchings, Margaret, 185, 188, 214 Hutchins, Barbara, 67, 194, 207 Hutchins, Ruth, 81, 194,204 Hyatt, Norman, 95, 175, 195, 199, 219 Hyde, John T., 66, 138, 175 Hyde, Marion, 80 Ipson, Don, 220 Irwin, Joanne, 103, 187 Isaac, Dixon J. 66 Isaac, lack, 87, 170 Isom, Alton, 174, 196 Itaya, Frank, 82 Ivie, Donna Ruth, 103 Ivins, Anthony H., 68, IE I Jackman, Elden, 104 Jackman, Geraldine, 114, 253 Jackson, Adell, 99 Jackson, Elva, 76 Jackson, Ernest B., 65 Holley, Johnnie Belle, 68, 179, 202. Jackson, Ida Lee, 105, 202, 253 215, 261 Holm, Marna, 77, 200, 210 Holman, Colleen, 112 Holman, Maude, 190, 226 Holt, Edna, ' 7fe, 148, 151, 229 Holyoak, VerJean, 93, 187, 201 Honey, Doris Jean, 105 Hooper, Adelia, 103 Hoopes, La Rue, 66, 173, 200, 209, 229 Hoover, Barbara, 115 Hopkins, Marva, 103, 187, 201 Herman, Marilyn, 110 Horner, Velma, HI, 186, 212 Houghton, Betty Lou, 89, 187 Houston, Betty Jean, 96, 209 Houston, Ray, 121 Howard, Darlene, 96, 214 Howe, Elliot, 82, 168 Howell, Grace, 97, 211 Howell, Maurine, 66, 179 Howell, Virgil, 70, 168 Howells, Tom, 105, 175 Howes, Maxine, 227, 249 Hoyt, Earl, 114 Hoyt, Kenneth James, 116, 182 Jacobsert, Fay, 96 jacobsen, Waldo Evan, 108, 164, 225 Ja;nes, 11a Mae, 174, 186, 225 Jameson, Beverly, 104, 181 Janson, Frank, 123 Jeffrey, Doris, 104, 200 Jeffrey, Truman Wallace, 106, 164. 175, 182, 198 Jenkins, Muriel, 215 Jennens, Shirley, 92, 158, 183, 199, 215, 227, 242, 243 Jensen, Agnes, 96, 158, 167, 235, 249, 151 Jensen, Beatrice, 92 Jensen, Darlene, 105, 253 Jensen, Donna, 197 Jensen, Edrth, 91, 158, 227, 244, 245, 259, 287 Jensen, Elaine, 104 Jensen, Glade, H4 Jenseri, Janice, 122, 187 Jensen, Jenna V., 106 Jensen, John, 92, 176, 221 Jensen, John, 87 Jensen, Lois, 193 Hoyt, Vivian, 82, 187, 244, 246, 251, Jensen, Lyravirie, 236 259, 270, 272, 287 Huber, Kathryn, 110, 195 Huber, Rhea L., 112, 195 Huf faker, Marjorie, 115, 186, 253 Huish, Bill, 88, 222 Huish, Norma Jean, 180, 230 Hulet, William, 75, 181 Hulihan, Dorothy, 103 Hunsaker, Melvin, 123 Hunsaker, Nydra, 89, 186, 234 Hunt, Idanna Marie, 110 Hunt, Ilia Claire, 109, 209, 253 Hunt, Norman, 178 Hunt, Verdell, 70, 192, 231 Hunt, Wilbert R., 103 Hunter, Blaine, 79 Hunter, Carl, 206 Hunter, Faye, 53, 54, 60, 176, 230, 237 Jensen, Vern, 92, 169 Jensen, Vivian, 99 k Jensen, Warren, 165, 175, 182, 198 Jeperson, Glena Mae, 106 Jeppson, Earl F., 62 Jepson, Dorothy, 97, 231, 251 Jex, Loriri, 77 Jex, Mary Ellen, 99 Johanson, Kenneth, 253 Johnson, Alene, 228 Johnson, Beth, 190 Johnson, Carma, 114, 236, 244, 245 Johnson, Claire, 104, 233 Johnson, Dale, 192 Johnson ' , Deem, 110, 165, 182, 193, 206 Johnson, Farrell, 113, 182, 192 Johnson, Glen, 218 Johnson, Glena, LaMor, 113, 195 Hunter, Frances, 87, 167, 231, 251 Johnson, Gwen,-214 312 Johnson, Imogene, 193, 212 Koyle, Blanche, 82, 224 Johnson, Jeom, 104, 231 Krissman, Georgene, 106, 187, 251 Johnson, La Vern, 115 Kroll, Mary, 251 Johnson, Lois, 96, 183, 202, 215 Kuhni, Glade, 164, 221 Johnson, Martin, 208 Kuinp, Garth, 111 Johnson, Marva, 113, 253 Johnson, Merle, 65, 207, 225, 244, !• 245 Johnson, Sheldon, 68, 157, 162, 170, °° ' , ° ' «° ' 6. 200, 214, 176, 220, 237,243 , u d , u ,=. Johnson, Shirley, 90, 166, 183, 235, t ' r ' ° ' ni 253 Lake, Jerry, 209 Johnson, Shirley, 116, 249 Lombourne, Carol, 107 Johnson, Wilda, 123 Lombson, John C, 65 Johnson, William, 223 Lamoreaux, Onen, 176, 182 Jones, Arlene, 114,213 Lamprecht, Loretfa, 108 ■ ones, Clifford, 1 05, 1 94 L° ?J ' ,? ' - ' y ' ' ' 66, 1 99, Jones, Ferron, 81 , f ' ' ° , ,.. „,, Jones, Helen, 251 ■. }-° ' ? ' John 206. 244 Jones, Jennie Bea, 93, 173, 201, 214} ' ° ' n Iv, ,oo Jones, Keith, 90, 185, 221 -° ' ' : ° ' ° X ' ' 22 Jones, Marion, 76, 79, 159, 181, 1 87i ' ° 5ston, Gloria, 77 226, 244, 245, 260, 270, 272 ,° Z ' ' ' , , , Jones, Mary Donna, 67, 211, 235, ° ' ' ' ' ' orence 111 246 260 Larsen, Beverly Jean, 112, 121 Jones, Maxine, 107 }-° ' S ' fii, Jones, Maxwell, 70, 178 ' f )i 37 Jones, Myron, 121, 196 }-° ' ° Nae 106, 251 Jones, Nelma Jean, 109, 251 °!f ' [f : ° „ „„ Jones, Norma, 253 f ' ' Tu 1ni° ' Jones, Peggy, 106 ° = ' ? ' ' ' 08 „ Jones, Phyllis, 90, 1 59, 232 ZT: ' IP r ' ' il ono Jones, Ray, 76, 176, 179, 259 Zl ' Sterlmg, 62 208 Jorgensen. Eleanor, 69, 21 1 °!f ■ ' ' S ' ' ' ' o ' 32 Jorgensen, Norma, 79 f-° ' ° ' °n °8 er H ar c:?d ll5°202 L r. E tui, 78, 174, 214, 253 J o ne ' r! Ef, ' 2 3 ' ' ' ° ' -- ' %P - ' 8 173, 207 T,,iv, ,, n,,tv, bni Launtzer, Elva, 112 Judd M garer89, 214, 242, 243 ' ' ' -- ' ' ' 58. 166, 234, Jueschke. Eleanor, 103, 186, 199, a J j , „ _ jj2, 211. 213 Jueschke, Elizabeth, 107, 187, 199, { f ?;; ° ' ' onM° 212 Leavitt, Audrey, 90. 193 Juper, Ruth, 180 LeBaron. Donald, 104 165, 193 LeBarori, George, 169 K LeBaron, George L, 169 LeBaron, Louise, 98, 193, 236 Kanipe, June, 91 Lee, Tom, 89, 228 Kaufman, Pat, 87 Leigh, Marian, 67 Kay. Eloise, 68 Lejana, Arlie. 114 Keeler. Colleen, 187 Lewis, Alaire, 108, 213 Keep, Shirley Blanche, 106 Lewis, Betty, 98, 226 Keith. Beverly. 106, 235 Lewis, Coran C, 190 Keller, Colleen, 233 Lewis, Dale W., 187 Keller, Mar Rue, 108, 211 Lewis, Doran, 253 Keller, Roy Abert, 112 Lewis, Erlene, 108 Kellett, Jeanne, 88, 96, 211, 224 Lewis, J. Will., 91, 164, 219 Kellogg, Elaine, 106, 212 Leyshon, Joan, 106 Kendall, Kenneth, 122 Libke, Keith, 121 Kent, Ellertson, 106 Lichfield, Afton, 211 Kerr, Kathryn, 104, 212 Liechty, Ivan, 79 Kesf, Robert, 76, 169 Liechty, Kenneth, 106 Kiester, Polly. 82, 202 Liechty, Melba, 75 Kimball, Frances, 106 Lindsay, Grace, 108 Kimball, lone, 104, 235 Lindsay, Mary, 76, 201, 210 Kimball, Reid, 103 Lindstrom, Evelyn, 68, 200 Kimber, Ivy, 253 Lindstrom, Marjorie, 71, 229 King, Alta Mae, 106 Lindstrom, Virgil, 121, 200 King, Joseph S., 69 Little, Charles, 116, 130 King, Kathleen, 89 Liftle, Lorraine, 121 Kinghorn, Shirley, 200 Little, Marie, 112, 251 Kingston, Marilynn, 76, 209, 253 Lloyd. Beverly C, 66, 230 Kirk, Emmeline, 104 Lloyd, Charles, 123 Kirkham, Jane, 69, 233 Lloyd, Deaun, 114, 253 Kissell, Ivo, 69, 182, 207 Lofgreen, Verna Mae, 112 Kitchen ' , lea Mae, 195 Logsdon. Betty. 79. 173. 185. 229 Kizerian. Dorothy, 104, 212, 253 251 Knell, James, 90, 222 Logsdon, James. 81, 182 Knudsen. Arlene. 82, 171, 229 Long, Larina Carol, 108 Kohler, Barbara, 90, 173, 186, 215, Longhurst, Herman, 69, 136. 137. 242, 243, 251 219 Love, William S., 69, 162, 216 Meservy, Don, 121 Loveless, Estella, 253 Meservy, Joseph R., 62, 169 Loveridge, Marliri, 187, 201 Micielson. Laurine. 78. 150, 151, Loveridge. Willard. 90 225 Low. Philip. 162 Midgley, Ann, 105, 187, 244, 245 Lowe, Howard, 62, 170 Miera, Alberto, 96, 137, 185 Lowry, Sheldon, 67, 204 Mikkelson, Duane S., 70 Ludlow, Kenneth, 88, 182 Miles, Beth, 195 Ludlow, Priscilla, 87, 184, 232 Miles. Coy, 82, 156, 157, 162 Lund, Elaine, 68, 184, 188 Millar. Marjorie. 103 Lund. Helene, 112, 212 Millar, Phyllis, 99 Lund. Mary. 99, 211 Miller, Betty Neva. 109. 211, 23S Lundell, Clyde, 218 Miller, Gwendolyn, 108 Lundell, Joyce, 114 Miller, Joan, 115 Lundell, Lillian, 112 Miller, LaWana, 88, 211, 225 Lundquist, Kenneth, 182, 200, 249 Miller, Leone, 95, 253 Lung, Verna, 109 Miller, Leron, 90, 193 Lyman, James, 106, 165. 214 Miller, Lowell, 67, 174 Lyman, Kaye, 82, 194, 210 Miller, Magdalene, 76 Lyman, Opal 123, Miller, Mildred, 104, 235 „ Miller, Veda, 88. 209 Millerburg, Renee, 111 Mabey, Doug, 89, 164, 223 w-ll I ' ' -,;? ' ' ' ; ' ® fJ™° ' ' MacDonald, Kyle, 116 ' ' ■ ' IL Macdonald, Ruth, 102, 1 12, 232 Jjf S , « , « MacDonald, Verla, 93, 196, 215 Y ' i?, ' aJ Macfarlone, Welling, 76, 169, 249 wi ' ' ' | ' ™f ' ' °2, Macintosh, Eileen, 251 1 ' ' V ' 80 Mack, Reed. 259 J l - ' ? ° ' f, ' ■ ' O Mackay, Clyde, 75, 187 l ' 1 ' ° ' ' n, 95 194 MacKay, EUert, 104 ' ' ? ' ; ' , °7 . ' ' ' ' MacNaughton, Thomas J., 112 u-ZSv-uLIoo Madsen, Janis, 121 ' f t ' ,? ?T ' ,o Madsen, Joyce, 114, 213 Tl u ' A ' ' ' ' « on« 00= Madsen, Kenneth, 121, 175 ' f l ' ° e =e- 65, 209. 228 Madsen. Myra. 107, 234 u ' 2T , ' °-iJf,c Madsen, Rex A., 92, 170, 187  £ , ' ° ' ' ? , Madsen, Rhea, 106, 251, 253 Mn J M Inb ' o1 ' , ' Maeno, Bernice, 92 m f ■T v, ' w° in ? - ' Magleby, Jean, 80, 171, 197 ° ' ° ' ' ' O?, „„ Mahoney, Mary Rose, 1 16 ° ° ' f % ' = - 5. 253 Maibert, Louis, 137 M° f° ' , ' ' ' ' fn, o?o oc Maloney, Mary, 234 Montague, Glenn, 107 249, 253 Mangum, Bill, 138, 223 i iti ' Vo, M Slanfl°ra ' 6 ' 6SV1 ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' Moo Kae, ' 2 ' ol MSchanl; NoSn ' i;, 9a 137, 216 -oi Tb ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' °- ' ' ' ' ' « ' ' Merchant, Preston, 99, 186 w ' ■ ' = ' Marler, Ben, 106, 199, 221,291 Ia ' 7 % -7i ,000 00., Marler, Gwen, 110, 199 l °° ' ' ' ' f ' ' ' 63. 242 243 Marshall, Barbara 99, 196, 231 Jf°° ! ' , 9.1 ' Marshall, Betty Lou, 106 °° ' H l ' 22. 253 Marshall, Ida, 104. 187, 207 °Z ' Rnwi. ini Martin, Beth, 114, 230 X ' j w K ? ' ?n.;  r w,„ D iU Qc 100 001 Moore, Wilburta, 105 Martin Ruth, 95 183, 231 Mooring, Wilma, 109, 202 Maruoka, Frank, 77, 206 i ,.„„ ,n,c oon Matthews, Adeloid , 106, 224 ZIZ mJ Z. u 9?5 Matthews, Anna, 253 Jltl? ' R Z fli ' ' Mq thews. Colleen Rae 106 Morris, Kay, 78, 242, 249. 253. 272 Ma hews, Elynn, 113, 224 Morris, Lugene Waddou , 7Jf Matthewson, Darwm, 223 153 226 242 k .  j K° W ' m ' ' ° 1 nR Morrison, Betty Jane, 1 05 Z Y !f° 1io 090 Morrison, Mavis, 109 Mayer, Katheryn 92, 229 Mortensen, Chester, 75, 249 Meador, Donna, 13 Mortensen, Nona, 95, 243 Meason, Frances, 106, 253 Moulton. Deaune, 1 1 5, 287 Mecham Robert 169 Moulton, Maxine, 116 Me or Jean, 113 uir, Joyce 105,, 183, 253 Melton Anne, 104 uir, Marion, 77, 176, 236, 249  J u„t • no ,e, ,of Muir. Milton, 122 Mendenhall. Legia, 93, 167, 186, Mullen, Barbara, 83. 173, 202, 230, Z49, Z51 242 243 MendenhcJl, Carma Jane, 97, 228, Murdock, Mary Ann, 103, 212. 249. Menlove. Belva. 251 253 Menlove Roy. 123 Murphy. Marvel. 81. 184. 194. 209, Mercer, Arva, 79, 180, 242, 243 259 272 287 Mercer. Betty Jo. 180, 193, 212, 242Murray, ' Chmles, 96, 195  D u ,nc ,no on Murri, Donald, 88, 169, 200 Mercer, Bob. 105. 193, 206 Muse H 137 Meredith Carma 89, 231 Musig, Marjorie, 105 MerrJl, Kimball, 137 313 McAllister, Dale, 83, 178, 222, 249, 251 McAllister, Elaine, 231 McAllister, Stan, 137, 219 McArthur, Uoyd, 95, 168, 219 McCormick, Billie Jean, 75, 225 McCulley, Jess, 91 McCurdy, Voudis, 253 McDaniel, Dorothy. 109 McDonald, Ann, 108 McDonald, Barbara, 123 McEwen, Grace, 83, 207 McFarland, Ramona, 98, 215 McFarland, Thelma, 108 McFarland, Thomas P., 168 McGaughey, Glen, 110, 192 McGuire, L Paul, 93, 175, 219 Mclff, Lyle H,, 105 Mcintosh, ean, 88, 211 McKinnon, Dort hea, 78, 225 McKnelly, Ted, 99, 164, 176, 214 McKnight, Neil, 277 . McNeil, Helen, 75, 229 McNeill, Mary Alton, 108, 214 McQuarrie, Louise, 106, 183, 212- N Naegel, Helen, 111 Nate, lane, 90, 207 Nebeker, Berva Dawn, 98, 173, 214 Nelson, Bette, 91, 229 Nelson, Donna, 214 Nelson, Helen, 76, 171, 214, 253 Nelson, Lois, 253 Nelson, Marion, 98 Nelson, Maxine, 107 Nelson, Naomi, 109, 188, 251 Nelson, Rachel, 181, 186, 207 Nelson, Robert, 111 Nelson, Roxey, 88, 224 Nelson, Shirley, 105 Neuteboom, Grant, 65, 223 Neves, Mary, 113 Newman, Catherine, 214 Nichols, Elizabeth, 87, 158 Nichols, Lorraine, 76, 202, 214, 229 Nichols, Rosalie, 105, 209 Nielsen, Ardella, 69 Nielsen, Horence, 75, 211, 236, 253 Nielsen, Kenneth, 113, 182, 193 Nielsen, Ruth, 186 Nielsen, Sytha, 95 Nielson, Donna Ruth, 105,211,225 Nielson, Dorothy, 103, 212 Nielson, Edna, 234 Nielson, Ida, 107, 200, 251 Nielson, Joel F., 113 Nielson, Joseph, 77 Nielson, Mark, 96, 223 Nilson, Reed, 136, 137 Nixon, Maurine, 111 Norberg, Dorothy, 88 Norman, Walt, 121 Norris, Shirley, 123, 213, 236, 261 Norton, Maxine, 77, 171, 209 Nuffer, DonL, 62, 168, 190 Nusink, Ray, 174, 292 Oakley, Claron, 122, 223 Oaks, Cecil, 208 Oborn, Connie, 115 Ockey, Blanche, 98, 159, 167, 230 Ogden, Dorothy, 99, 187 Ohran, Norlyene, 91, 150, 185, 249, 251 Okey, Lucille, 105, 253 Oliphant, Doris, 79 Oliver, Betty, 180 Ollerton, Shirley, 105 Olpiri, Inozelle, 103 Olpin, Helen Roe, 66, 163, 230 Olsen, Adell, 121, 186 Olsen, Betty, 174, 197 Olsen, Carolyn, 232 Olsen, Emelia, 123, 193, 253 Olsen, Evelyn, 111 Olsen, J. Eldon Jr., 67 Olsen, Joseph, 80, 168 Olsen, Lee, 170, 176 Olsen, Lona Faun, 92, 158, 232 Olsen, Matt, 138, 223 Olsert, Nial, 186, 236, 249, 251 Olsen, Rex, 87, 136, 137 Olsen, Roy, 95 134,, 200, 220, 249 Petersen, Raymond, 106, Peterson, Albert C. 78, 169, 197 Petersonn, Anna, 75 Peterson, Bobbette, 244, 245 Peterson, Carmelia, 198 Peterson, Carol, 111 Peterson, Dean, 197 Peterson, Don, 251 Peterson, Elizabeth, 106 Peterson, Eva, 251 Peterson, Gae, 93, 179 Peterson, Geneal, 114 Peterson, Lenon, 109, 194, 212 Peterson, Lois Ruth, 87, 187 Olsen, Verda, 54, 69, 116, 233, 258 Peterson, Lola, 70, 179, 187, 200, Olson, John, 91 Olson, La Rae, 173 Openshaw, Nathel, 91, 192, 227, 261 Ord, ob, 175 Orton, Roma, 107 Orwin, Arloa, 107 Osborne, Bruce, 137 Ostler, Alice, 227 Ostler, Boyd, 76, 169 Ostler, Donna Rae, 105 Ostler, Emmett, 91 Otteson, Melba, 87, 187, 214 Overlade, Maxine, 92, 185, 226, 242, 243 Oveson, Keith, 157 Owens, Marian. 65, 163, 233 Pabs t, Roland O., 105 Pace, Gene, 137 Pace, Patricia, 90 Packard, Art, 201 Page, Barbara, 116 Page, Colleen, 86, 98, 230, 262 Page, Donna, 75, 207 Page, Erma, 103 Page, Lennie, 98, 244 Palmer, Shirley, 80 Pardoe, Thomas E. Jr., 75, 138, 157, 91 fi Parduhn, LaPreal, 186, 249, 253 Paris, Marilyn, 253 Park, Lou Jean, 105, 233, 243 Parker, Dan, 80, 253 Parker, Norman, 216 Parker, Orin, 180, 259, 260 Parkinson, Genevieve, 76, 207 Porrish, Joyce, 75, 171 Partridge, Ruth, 251 Paxman, Elaine, 88, 231 Pay, Elizabeth, 253 210 Peterson, Melvin, 98, 168, 176, 192, 195 Peterson, Ramona, 104 Peterson, Robert,88, 175 Peterson, Ruth, 76 Peterson, Rolf e, 130 Petty, Dorothy, 114, 183,214 Petty, MarUyn, 103, 224 Petty, Marjorie, 82, 176, 224, 237 251 Phelps, Winifred, 103,210 Phillips, Mary, 96 Phillios, Napina, 253 Pierce, Marybeth, 90, 159, 185, 187,210,243,319 Pincock, Lorna, 82, 171, 210 Pinegar, Glen, 175, 182, 206, 242, 243, 249, 251 Pitcher, Marian, 88 Pope, Delvar, 78 Porter, Betty, 208 Porter, Blaine, 77, 184, 208, 222 Porter, Delia Mae, 114 Porter, Owen, 196 Potter.Robert, 115 Powell, John, 12, 219 Powell, Lynn M., 105 Powell, Max, 186 Powell, Reed M., 70, 293 Powell, V. M., 70 Powelson, Thomas, 182 Pratt, Mary, 231 Preece, Doris, 91, 195, 236, 237 Price, John, 87-, 137, 169,197 Price, Mary, 195 Priday, Margaret, 79, 186, 227 270 Prince, Edwin M., 193 Pringle, George, 68, 170 Prisby, LaVee, 89, 188 Praws, Leo, 247 Prusse, Ralph E., Ill, 186,216 Payne, Dean, 87, 164, 186, 190, 196. „rir2iil Q 91 R Oi-i 9-;s 11 Q Pugh,Kely,95 Pulham, Kenneth, 122 216, 243, 258, 319 Payne, Inez, 68, 150, 159, 184, 231 pTi ' u ' :rRnV ' ' fS9 ' i ' r iq-; 999 Paystrup, Raymond, 182 Pulsipher, Bill, 82, 165, 195, 222, Paystrup, Reuben, 253 Peacock, Elaine, 75, 185, 228, 249 Peacock, Louise 106, 194, 209 Pearson, Betty, 80, 228 Peay, Boyd, 91 Pederson, Eva, 104, 251 Peel, Grant, 78, 187 Peel, Mary, 108 Peirson, Beth, 88, 184 Peirson, Malcolm, 65, 184, 244 Pendleton, Elma Jean, 103 Perkins, Anonna, 1 13, 192 Perkins, Merial, 97, 173, 228 PerTy,Robert, 165, 217 Persson, Wayne, 91 Peters, Arlene, 105 Petersen, Barbara, 104 Petersen, Elliot, 164,253 Petersen, Herb, 114, 175, 220 Petersen, UMoyne, 62, 223 Petersen, Lila, 104 247 Purcell, Albert E., 67 Purrington, Wealthy, 62, 176 Pyne, Clifton, 90 Pyne, Max, 88, 182 R Raile, Richard, 219 Ram, Houshang, 122 Randall, Bertha, 96, 192 Randall, Howard, 79, 187, 221, 242 243 Randall, Pearl, 123, 188 Randall, Ruel, 182, 192 Ransbottom, Adele, 231 Rasban, Grant, 157 Rasbapd, Dorene, 105, 186, 236 Rasband, Heber, 109 Rasband, Jariett, 65 Rasmussen, Duane, 110 Rasmussen, Gloria, 1 1 1, 224 Rasmussen, Mont, 93 Ratekin, Vada Lee, 123 Rawle, Carol, 253 Rowlings, Gladys, 103, 183 Ream, Hazel Dawn, 105, 183, 194,212 Ream, Marilyn, 77 Ream, Mary Ida, 97, 194, 210 Redd, Ruth, 68, 176, 232 Reed, Calvin, 200 Rees, Betty Lou, 111 Reese, Jean, 75, 163, 176, 179, 187,227,259 Reid, James, 249 Reid, Robert, 81, 170 Reid, Wayne. 107 Reimschiissel, George, 66, 169, 251 Reynolds, Annette, 231 Reynolds. LaRae, 109, 232 Reynolds, Nannna Lee, 90, 232, 243 Reynolds, Norma, 81, 228, 249, 251 Reynolds, Taylor, 54, 76, 162, 170,217.272 Rhodes, Donald. 77, 219 Rice. Adeline. 109, 188. 209, 253 Rice. Roydan. 107,243 Rice. Vol Deane. 77, 158, 235 Richards. Blaine, 182 Richards. Faye. 213 Richards, G. S.. 182 Richards. Lucille, 79, 173. 226 Richards, Neil. 175, 185, 192 Richardson, James, 123. 186,253 Richins. J. Grant, 220 Richmond. Roxie. 103 Rickenbach. Virginia, 79, 171, 230 Ricks, Wanda. 78 Ridge. Ralph W.. 111,187 Rigby, Jeanne, 111 Rigby, Keith, 208 Rigby, Ruth, 208, 253 Ririe, David, 80, 200 Rirrie, Norma, 103 Robbins, Joshua. 253 Robbins. Norma. 103 Roberts. Arthur. 253 Roberts. Ben. 91.249, 251 Roberts, Clark, 123 Roberts. Jeanne 115 Roberts. LaRae. 1 1 1 Roberts. Louis. 249 Robertson. Marian, 158, 166 251 Robertson, Reese, 115. 253 Robertson, Roberts, 103, 194, 212 Robinson, Dorothy, 89, 185, 207, 228 Robinson ' . Ruth, 116 Robison. Betty Jo, 198 Robison, Lois, 81, 171, 190, 215 Robson, Francelle. 107 Rodriguez. Domingo, 137 Rogers, Ben, 192 Rogers, Ray. 116 Rogers. Robert. 192 Romney, Cecile, 65, 207 Romney. Douglas. 67 Romney, Marilyn, 113. 232 Romney, Maurine, 93, 185, 207 Romney, Myrlerie. 90, 230 Romney, Reed, 87, 169 Romriey, Shiriey, 81, 232, 242 Roper, Betty Jane, 75, 198, 210 Roper, Morrie. 80 Roper. Voit. 79 Rose. Lucille. 109.212 Roslfelly, Mary, 68 314 Ross, John Alton, 123, 193 Ross, Lorna, 107, 195 Ross, Ronald, 123,206 Rothe, Dean, 76, 222 Roundy, lone, 92 Rowan, Colleen, 78, 150, 231 Rowe, Doris Mae, 105 Rowley, Dick, 75, 246, 260 Rowley, Margaret, 107, 253 Roylance, Fred, 220 Royle, Miriam, 253 Rushton, Luana, 107, 187, 190 Russell, Bessie, 123 Russell, Edith, 246 Russell, Glen C, 62 Russell, Gloria, 111,187,235 Russell, Sue, HI Ryskamp, Edna, 88, 116, 159, 185,199,227,242,243 Rylting, Lorry, 116, 178, 221, 249 S Sabey, Soren, 122 Salisbury, Joe, 87 Sampson, Carol, 187 Sander, June, 108,235 Sanders, Chris, 90, 197 Sanders, Ellen, 192 Sanders, Lillian, 1 1 1 Sanders, Lorraine, 192 Sandstrom, Jeanne, 67 Sanford, Dee, 71, 162, 168, ' 170, 220, 243 Sanford, Junella, 78, 210, 226, 253 Sanford, Shirley, 91 Sardoni, Lawrence, 251 Sargent, Lucille, 111, 196, 213 Scherer, Marjorie, 98, 231 Schmidt, Velma, 1 1 1 Schmutz, LaRae, 186 Schow, Russell, 81 Schwantes, Glendora, 92, 158, 166,227,253 Schwantes, Gloria, 92, 158, 166, 226, 253 Schwantes, John William (Bud) 137 Schwartz, Connie, 1 1 1 S?hwartz, Ruby, 75, 249 Scott, Lola Fay, 249 Scoville, Betty, 215 Scoville, Estelle,121,193, 253 Seegmiller, Garth, 137 Seely, Betty Jane, 109,211 Seely, Dale, 79 Seely, Helen, 111,212 Sells, Mary, 80,197, 215, 249 Sessions, Gorilla, 1 1 1, 207 Sessions, Sterling, 78, 164, 174, 175,176,216,237,243,261 Sevy, Mae, 79, 232, 251,253 Shakespeare, Erma, 190 Sharp, ona, 109,199 Sharp, Sally, 109, 234 Sharp, Stephen, 182, 186 Shaw, Frank, 251 Shaw, Hazel, 103 Shaw, Mildred, 89, 200, 213, 249 Shelley, Paul, 218 Shepherd, Arlene, 90, 166, 176, 192, 214 Shepherd, Lois, 80, 171 Sheranian, Pauline, 82, 194, 215, 251 253 Shields, ' Grant L., 52, 54, 68, 162, 165,176,178,195,223,249 Shifter, Max, 136, 137 Shippee, Dorothy, 93, 188, 227 Shirts, Maxine B., 70, 173 Shirts, Morris, 77 Shuck, Richard, 91 , 249, 251 Shuler, Bonnie, 105, 202 Shun, Glen, 137 Shurileff, Nancy Jane, 107, 213 Shuriz, Alma, 178 Shurtz, Betty, 105 Simmons, Clara, 111, 187 Simmons, Edith, 97, 173 Simmons, Lionel, 116 Simmons, Lucile, 97, 1 88, 21 1 Simmons, Marilyn, 82 Simmons, Norma, 115, 190 Simms, Elmer, 122 Simons, Florence, 69 Sinclair, Marjorie, 82, 186, 211 Singleton, Veloy, 77, 179 Sirrine, Donna, 88, 192, 209 Skousen, Peter, 89, 137, 176, 187, 192,218 Skousen, Virginia, 192, 253 Slack, Jean, 251 Slack, Paul, 251 Slade, Norma, 209 Slater, Arthur, 91, 169 Sloan, Beverly, 249, 251 Smart, Mary, 76, 159, 183, 235, 242, 243, 247 Smart, Roma, 87, 253 Smith, Alton B., 67 Smith, Bessie A., 70, 196 Smith, Blaine, 107 Smith, Carol, 92 Smith, Connie Jean, 98 Smith, Corinne, 90, 186 Smith, Deloy W., 67, 208 Smith, Eleanor, 121, 193 Smith, Eva Jane, 91 Smith, Hazel, 123 Smith, Herberi, 78, 253 Smith, Ida Mae, 123,253 Smith, Ibelmas, 187 Smith, Joyce, 212 Smith, June, 92, 158, 166,233, 254, 270 Smith, Kenneth, 79, 157, 220, 242, 319 Smith, Marceline, 186 Smith, Milton, 78 Smith, Norma Jeonn, 115, 193 Smith, Olga, 208 Smith, Ramona, 116, 186,215, 251 Smith, Shirley, 115,232,243 Smith, Tennyson, 115, 184 Smith, Thelma, 201,212 Smoot, Edward, 218 Smoot, Mike, 219 Smoot, Nadine, 114, 233 Smuin, Janice, 116, 186 Smurthwaite, J. Robert, 116, 190 Sriorr, Glenn, 72, 168, 195 Snell, Marie, 83, 171, 232, 244, 261 Snow, Alma, 186, 196, 231, 247, 251 Snow, Anthony, 82, 218, 237 Snow, Dean, 97, 219 Snow, Don, 68, 196, 218, 263, 270 Snow, Ellsworth R., 65, 175, 176 218 Snow, Juanita, 116 Snow, Shipley, 54, 66, 68, 175, 176, 196,218,242,319 Snowberger, Helen, 108, 190, 233 Snyder, June, 121,195 Sohm, Elaine, 201 Sorensen, Alene, 109, 201, 229 Sorensen, Ruby, 122, 253 Sorensen, Thelma, 75, 173, 213 Sorensen, Velora, 93, 209 Southerland, Melba, 149 Spence, Bill, 237 Spencer, Helen, 96, 167, 227 Sperry, Elaine, 173,211 Spicer, Carol, 81 Spicer, Kathleen ' , 183 Spilsbury, Duane, 75, 244, 247 Spohn, Juana, 81,229 Spratley, Joan, 149, 167, 234, 261, 271 Sprouse, Don, 116, 195 Squire, LaVonn, 98, 158, 166, 176, 197,229,243,319 Squire, Phil, 92, 197 Squires, Meade, 115, 133 Standiford, Ruby, 115 Standley, Mary, 226, 244 Stapley, Dwight, 137 Stapley, Stan, 137 Stapp, RoyE., 116, 165 Staynor, Naortii, 123, 201, 213 Stayner, Sally, 173, 201,214 Steed, Stuart, 122,169 Stenquist, Lee, 78, 170 Stevens, Helen ' , 116 Stevens, Marilyn, 179 Stevensen, Arlene, 122, 233 Stevenson, Marilyn, 81, 209 Stewari, Clark, 222 Stewart, Karma, 91 Stewart, Wanda Vee, 197, 215 Stock, Connnie, 201 Stoddard, Claire, 106, 233, 243, 265 Stoddard, Larry, 121, 165, 216 Stoddard, Lou, 104,233 Stokes, Eva, 167,214,251 Stokes, Orpha, 167,214,251 Stolworthy, Colleen, 116 Stone, Chester, 62 Stout, Dorothy, 98, 207, 249 Stradling, Glenda, 122, 253 Stratford, Betty, 90, 173, 190, 214 Straw, Norma Nell, 90 Stringfellow, Esther, 224 Stringham, Iris, 115 Stringham, Janet, 90, 166, 214 233 Stringham, Ned, 121, 176, 195 Strong, Maxine, 109 Stubbs, Max, 165,253 Stubbs, Nila, 79, 163, 228, 251 Stucki, Franklin, 71, 170 Stucki, Glenna, III, 186, 198, 213,249 Stueler, Elna, 71 Sturgill, Lois, 87, 186 Suhlsen, Wyoma, 214 Sullivan, Norman, 113, 249, 253 Summerhays, Ben, 93 Sutherland, Melba Fay, 1 1 1 Sutton, Gwendolyn, 109 Sutton, Jacqueline, 71 Sutton, Marjorie, 91, 207 Sutton, Thelma, 92 Swain, Felice, 78, 176, 204, 215 Swain, Lorraine, 93 Swainston ' , Rosa Mae, 80, 173 229, 261 Swapp, Wylie, 81, 190, 196 Swayers, Mary, 229 Swenson, Dawn Etta, 253 Swensonn, Dorothy, 122 Swenson, LaRee, 78, 171, 227 Swenson, Richard, 219 Swenson, Ruth, 230 Sylvester, Dewain, 77, 186, 292 Talboe, Harold, 96, 165, 222 Tangren, Joy, 82, 159, 215, 226, 242, 243 Tanner, Bruce, 223 Tanner, Marilyn, 186 Taylor, Alton, 87, 180, 226 Taylor, Betty, 109,213 Taylor, Betty Mae, 187 Taylor, Cherie, 113 T,aylor, Dale, 123,253 Taylor, Deanne, 89, 187, 211, 234 Taylor, Frank, 83, 157,219 Taylor, Iris, 78, 228 Taylor, Jeannie, 115, 244 Taylor, Leah, 111,233 Taylor, Lester, 185,216 Taylor, Lois, 111,224 Taylor, Lois Ann, 116 Taylor, Lucy, 109 Taylor, Marion, 66 Taylor,Pat, 122, 212,253 Taylor, Richard, 79, 175, 181, 206, 223, 260 Tftylor, Rose, 66, 71, 159, 235, 253 Taylor, Vaughn, 66, 156, 184 Taylor, Winston, 113, 165, 170, 221 Taysom, Lloyd, 187 Teichart, Laurie, 69, 159, 181, 186,207 Tennant, Betty, 111, 183 Tennant, Inez, 96 Tennant, Iris, 96 Terry, Elma, 98, 198,210 Terry, Marilyn, 111 Tew, Joyce, 83, 215 Thacker, Carma, 98 Thackrell, Jeanne, 87 Thain, June, 113,233 Thatcher, Clifton, 96 Thatcher, L. George, 71 Theobald, Bonnnie Jean ' , 107 Theobald, Paul, 123, 164, 198 Thirkill, Donna Mae, 173, 201, 227 Thomas, Adrian A., 71 Thomas, Donna, 210, 226 Thomas, Joan, 115,213,236 Thomas, Leland, 122 Thomas, Lois, 208 Thomas, Ruth, 83, 186, 210, 251 Thomas, Vern, 208 Thomas, Winifred, 65, 228 Thompson, Ethelyn, 87 Thorn psson, Frank, 122 Thompson, Joy, 82, 176, 228, 237 Thompson, Paul, 86, 271 Thomson, Carol, 1 1 1 , 253 Thomson, Diclc, 122 Thomson, Elayne, 77, 197, 228 Thorn, Scott, 168 . Thorne, Betty Jean, 1 1 5 Thorne, Lawrence, 89, 186, 206 Thornley, Golda, 92, 151, 225 Thornton, LaVelle, 91 Thorpe, ShirieyL, 113 Threet, Lemmie, 253 Thriet, Conway, 109, 186, 253 Thunnel, Marie, 251 Thunnell, Roland F., 68, 184 Thurber,Laie, 30, 89 Thurgood, Jack, 138 Thurkill, Donna Mae, 79 Thyrel, Doreen, 109,243 Tidwell, Bar Dee, 115,243 Timms, Dorothy, 62, 215 Tingey, Donnna, 122, 253 Tingey, Kenneth L., 113 Tingey, J. Willard, 113, 165, 217 Tingey, Yvonne, 1 1 6 Todd, Elaine, 79, 184,234 Tolcmd, Marion ' , 75 315 Tolman, Glen, 116, 182,201 Tolman, Helen Mae, 109, 183, 201 Tolman, Vilate, 113, 201,236 Toman, Marion, 157 Toolson, Kathleen, 122, 123 Tourney, Helen, 113,212 Tracey, Jacklin, 107 Tree, Marion, 136, 137 Trevino, Marcisa, 185 Trotter, Edyihe, 107 Trujillo, Alfonso, 90 Turley, Norman, 113, 192 Turnbow, Bill, 195 Turner, Rodney, 186 Twitchell, Robert, 198 Tyler, lane, 107,194 U Udall, Addison, 75, 168,192, 195,217 UUock, Emma, 70 Van Leuven, Ruth, 77, 224 Van Wagenen, Richard, 122 Vernon, Glena, 82 Vernon, June, 91 Vincent, lean, 253 Vincent, Ronald G., 97, 221 Voorhees, Don Gordon, 115 W Waddoups, Elaine, 82, 184, 227, 242, 243 Wagstalf, Bert, 122 Wagstalf, Josephine, 113 Wagstaif, LuDeane, 92 Wahlen, Gwen, 92, 229 Waite, Willis, 76, 180,194,206, 222 245 Wakefield, Leland, 195, 204 Walker, Agnes, 116,202 Walker, Carol Rae, 113, 187, 195 Walker, Keith, 81 Walker, Macine, 93 Walker, Reed, 898, 251 Wall, Helena, 79, 187 Wallace, Glenna, 88 Walser, Aseneth, 107, 253 Walser, Lucille, 111 Walsh, Bertie Del, 113, 186, 212 Walsh, Bob, 186 Wardle, Dennis, 98, 208 Wardle, Mary, 208 Waidle, Phyllis, 113,200 Warner, Joseph H., 72 Warner, Lynn, 109, 190, 229, 253 Wornick, Stephen, 218 Warr, Margie, 113,201,212 Warren, Edgar Jensen, 103 Wasden, LaRue, 89, 198, 211 Watkins, Helen, 80 Watts, Alice, 70 Watts, Ardean, 115,178,186, 249, 251 295 Watts; Yvonne, 109, 244, 253 Wayman, Reid Lee, 1 1 3, 221 Weathers, Peggy Lou, 107, 187 Weaver, D, L, HI, 164, 200, 221 253 Weaver, Don Mark, 109, 251 Weaver, June, 95 Webb, Barbara, 110, 233 Webb, Colleen, 116 Webster, Ada Vee, 1 1 0, 1 90, 21 5, 234 Weech, Corinhe, 77 Weed, Floyd, 164, 169, 223, 258, 287 Weeks, Clyde Everett, 107, 206, 243 Weeks, Ella Beth, 121, 187, 195 Weight, Blanche, 68 Weight, Joe, 121, 128,220,270 Weight, Mrs. Ken, 184 Wells, Lewris, 222 Welsch, Barbara, 96, 194, 215 Welsh, Eleanore, 122,253 Welti, Carolyn, 122 Welti, Douglas, 78, 220 Wenebrenner, Jean, 121 West, Harriet, 109 Westenskow, Claude, 80, 190 Weston, William, 62 Westover, Ross W., 123, 137 Wheelwright, Carol, 95, 21 1, 235 Whitaker, John, 122 Whitaker, MaxJ., 109 Whitby, George, 122 White, Idella, 76, 171,213 White, Lois, 109 WhiteSides, Caroline, 77, 174, 210 Whiting, Gory, 137, 219 Whiting, Irene, 99, 192, 209, 253 Whiting, Joyce, 90, 159, 167, 226, 242, 270 Whiting, Lavon, 30 WhiUey, Reed, 122,206 Whitlock, Rae Lou, 81 Whitney, Frank, 136, 137 Whitney, Jean, 88, 232 Whitney, Keith, 88, 187 Whittle, Gvireneth, 123, 253 Widdison, Leda Jean, 82, 215 Wight, Beth, 67, 148,151,207 Wight, Kathryri, 207 Wilcox, Blaine, 92 Wilcox, Cherril Downe, 109, 187,190 Wilkes, Shirley, 65, 190,233 Wilkinson, Marian, 116, 232 WiUey, Alma, 186,249 Williams, Alton, 121,253 Williams, Alice, 111 Williams, Boyd, 115, 195 Williams, Clement, 168, 185, 208 Williams, David, 92 Williams, Earl, 89, 253 Williams, Elaine, 114 Williams, Glenda, 98, 200 Williams, Hanna, 88, 232 Williams, Joan, 113 Williams, Josephine, 208 Williams, LeOra, 109 Williams, Marilyn, 123, 188 Williams, Nevin, 253 Willis, Marilyn, 111, 187,194, 209, 227 Wilsori, Don, 138 Wilson, Joyce, 95, 207, 251 Wilson, Keith, 62, 96, 138, 162, 216 Wilson, Margaret, 77, 183, 21 1 Wilson, Margaret, 90, 159, 163, 234, 242, 243, 258 Wilson, Paul, 65 Wimber, Evan, 78 Winegar, Leone, 93, 150, 151, 185,224 Winn, Ronald, 109, 195 Winsor, William Kenneth, 107 Winten, Mary, 196 Wintch, Mary, 65, 209 Winters, Que, 65 Winterton, Jirh, 93 Winton, Donald, 111,193 Wiscombe, Hovirard, 87, 195, 220 Wiscombe, Nadine, 107 Wixom, Franklin, 92, 182, 206 Wixom, Marjorie, 113, 201, 214 WoUaston, Irene, 253 Wood, Don, 219 Wood, Elaine, 77, 198, 210, 226 Wood, LoRue, 212 Wood, Lovrene, 107 Wood, Margaret, 89 Wood, Norma Jean, 83, 122, 187, 188 Woodard, Douglas, 115, 195, 199 Woodbury, Sylvia, 98, 253 Woodbury, Virginia, 72, 209 Wooley, Dorothy, 253 Wooley, Fay, 253 WooUey, Evan ' , 122, 164, 195, 221 Woolston, Paul, 249, 251 Worthen, Howard, 76, 164, 175, 178,184,220,249,251 Wright, Dee, 186 Wright, Jane, 95 Wright, L. Pat, 221 Wright, Richard, 89, 165, 186, 221 Wright, Robert, 249 Yarn,David,71,162, 168, 195, 202, 204 Ycrtes, Eva Rae, 116, 190, 224 Young, Calvin, 123 Young, Doren, 95 Young, Harriet, 30 Young, Ira, 80, 168, 242, 243 Young, Jean, 87 Young, Kay, 79, 157, 162, 176, 195,222,272 Young, Kenneth, 197, 249 Young, Margaret, 76, 174, 202, 207 Young, Miriam, 67, 158, 234 Zabriskie, Beth, 116, 235, 261, 264 Zabriskie, Jo Anne, 107, 253 Zabriskie, Walter, 122, 164, 223 Zeeman, Aliene, 122 Zeeman, Maxine, 122 Ziev3, Betty, 72, 180,209 Zimmerman, Cecil, 222 Zimmerman, Peggy, 92, 214, 228 Zirker, Bonnie, 107, 195, 249 Zwahlen, Marva Joy, 81, 197 316 Banyan Photographers (above) Kenneth Smith, Ray Gwilliams, and Shipley Snow. Banyan salesmen (below) Mary Beth Pierce, George Ballif, Dean Payne, Truman Clawson, LaVon Squire, Mary Jane Miner. - t 1 317 This is our book and for it we wish to express our thanks and appreciation to those who helped in the making of it. First to our loyal staff who have performed well and helped us over the rough as well as smooth spots. ... to Reed Biddolph for photographic aid and to Joe B6el for portrait work. ... to Franklin Hay more and the Mountain States Bindery for printing the cover and the binding. To all these and everyone else, including the Student Body, for the privilege of editing the book — we say thank you 318