East High School - Eastonia Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

 - Class of 1943

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DON WAHLQUIST . . . Edi'ror JEANNE SNYDER . . Co-edi+or MURRAY GODBE . . . . Co-edifor REED GLAUSER . . Business Manager THE' JIOVING lf'l,YGIL'l? IVIHT1L'S,- .IND IIAVING IVHIT, JIUVICS UN: NUI? , 11,l, YUI 'If PIICTY NUI? IVIT SIIJLI, l,l '1fIa' IT ILICK TO l7.l.YI 'Ic'I, lI4ll,1f' Al LINIC, NUI? .ILL YOl'Ii' TEARS IVJISII OUT ,I IVUHIJ 01 IT. UMAl:lil1AYAM 3 Xi' , 1 1 BlmRmsv:r1wm.',m!mlm:swlEfXAxalxxmiwsaR'Qmwf sw .mm1ismwawa+mm.fnav,xxfwmm::1Ri:2:!k:m5s 'wa w-:Qwest . 1 igwwuf cw rx' ff: -,ac ws : c':mY1w :fflmmawrf y mam, wmmmsxzymxzwvmwmmu-Smrwsmtw., Xi. mir, I M. :.,.,f, .N A ,M i Qrfreufzfrd TOTAL WAR! We sIudenIs of 'rhe '42-'43 class aI Eas+ I-Iigh had nor Ihoughl abou'r 'rhese Iwo small words, and had we slopped Io analyze Ihem, we probably could noI have discerned Iheir True meaning-Thai was before December 7, I94II We had noI seen war force iIs way info homes and claw a+ family life. We had Io learn Ihal war meanr work- hard work: Ihal' II would loom before us as a barrier Io our Iulures-a barrier some of us were never 'ro overcome: 'rhal iI'mean+ deafh and sorrow for many. We learned rapidly. Prernafurely we were Ihrown in'Io IiIe's Iurbid pool of crises and were abruprly faced wiIh decision aflrer decision. On Ihe opposire page is piclured a leopard. II was 'rhe spiri+ of 'rhe indomilrable leopard Ihar we clasped as a symbol and held ii high Io guide us Ihrough 'rhe school year and inilo a hererofore inconceivable world. We would noi be subdued nor conquered! The moving finger oi Iime conrinued Io wriIe Ihe annals of eI'erniIy-pausing noi. Every eye casf an occasional, in- quisilive glance Io read Ihe Iale Ihaf each spasmodic second Iold. We were slaves of lime: we moved wiih il, and we worked againsl' ii. ' This book-in Ihe media of arf, pholography, and Iifera- Iure-con'rains a slcelelon of Ihese evenls. This is a record of +ime! A record for fhe fu+ure! 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Remember how clean lhe air seemed, and how beauliful a sunsel loolcecl 'ro you, from lhe Old High- way aller a good rain. ,vfi . -gig M In Hue winferfime Jrhere were Those hips fo Alfa, when you could ge+ Hwe gas. for skiing or jusf plain Hbummin' af Hue lodge. u., v 'l. . .-.g-- - 4 'MJ - v H -in 11 ,vw Z ' ' lggurw ,- xv 1, ,.,,, - . 13 vu iii? if 553. 5 V- lfigi. 'X Yr M , , U ....,,. . ,. Q .. , Q. :II', , gag, ..:. .gk..::,:i,::. r: ' ' L :ffEj:'-3.22 4 1 Qixze gfiifv X Nxt mg ' W - YE A , 1 s . ' 01 1 ,eu ' ,. . . .',1, , 1, 1 nv, 1 v .-'O ., ,os v Q 'Y-gs I I up ' ' -P.. 1 Q.. ' 1 ':'o u . . X . . I . .. S C'a...' . .I K . n I g :,.-Q. n Q. 4 Dr. L. John NuH'all Headed successfully lhe organizalion which conlrols lhe policies of our public school syslem . . . devoled much valuable lime and wisdom lo sludenl needs . . . slrived To give pupils The besl possible learning facililies in a world al war . . . impressed sludenls by The business-lilce manner in which our edu- calional program is carried on . . . guided our desfinies and poinled ou'r +he road 'ro success. Dr. J. T. Worl1'on Earnesi' M. Hansen fi? fffw nn new it Tachcully handled every aspecl ol: her posilion . . . counseled lhe E.H.A.G. . . . supervised The employmenf si+ua+ion excellenrly . . . discharged her duiies like a veferan . . . provided laughs for lhe enlire sfudenf body in her performance in The Face on The Bar-room Floor quarlel' . . . will always be remembered by 'rhe girls for her friendly aHi+ude and undersfanding nalure. 5' X 5 .f 433,122 '? f,s4 'z-M 4' I 'J 2 E . l A b f' uf 3 Q K ,xx 2 X y,,,f -..y 'R C , ., sb A lin iilllemnriam Miss ,Yeung kyllll December 7, I889 - Ocfober l2, l942 THE CONSECRATED TEACHER Lilce a sculplor, lace uplurned lo lhe sun. l-le carves wilh deff and loving skill The virgin marble-mind of fhe child- Pliani fo lcindly guiding will. He shapes a form wilh cerlain hand As he brings +o life soil curves of grace, Enduring lines of power and slrengfh Thar blend wilh beauly in every Trace, Unlil a maslerpiece is wroughf- A new-awakened radianl soul, Thai shall fill Hs desfined niche in life, As a noble parl of Jrhe Perfecl Whole! -Emma F. Dail lpen name: Frances Moyes Miss Bula Praff Home Economics Sg+. Clarence P. Andersen R.O.T.C. Gardner Swenson Social Sfudies E. Foss Richards Science Miss Clara Cirlcel English Newell P. Parlrin Commercial Sfuclies gaculfy ENGLISH ,, F , 'W ,.-.nn-is ORCHESTRA U. S. HISTORY Tua1'!Wl ll W . McKinley Oswald Physical Educalion Miss Alla Redd Speech Miss Marguerile Beafiy Commercial Siudies Miss Kaiherine Cunningham Fren ch Miss Valenfine Gorlinslci Scien ce Miss Alvira Cox English Zmzlfy Miss Harrier Wilson Social Sfudies E. Darrell Palmer Commercial Sluclies Miss Mildred Sreelman English Keilh R. Oakes Social Sludies Miss Millie Allen English D. E. Powelson Physics GENERAL ART 1 Q-it f1m GEOMETRY COMMERCIAL STUDIES ,ll Arch Tueller Music Miss Vera Phelps Commercial Sluclies L. A. Giddings Science Miss Frances Benne'H Commercial Sludies Nil+s E. Larson Social Sfudies Miss Lorna Tayler General Ari Miss Phyllis Tregeagle Eng lish Miss Mary Mayne Mechanical Drawing Joseph Jenkins Social Sludies Miss Helen Parker Librarian Royal H. Daw Maihemalics Miss Minnie Barlow Clolhinq PHYSICAL EDUCATION TYPEWRITING MECHANICAL DRAWING gaculfy Mrs. May Young Commercial Sludles Richard V. Howell Science Miss Maicla Crosgrove Librarian Marve Pugh Physical Educaiion Miss Virginia Fraser Mafhemalics Joe Richards Social Sfudies Miss Delphine Lynch Commercial Sfudies Mrs. Myr'I'le Howells Social Sfuclies Miss Edyfh M. Carman Regisfrar Harold Johnson Science Miss Jennie Ryan Englisl-I Mlle. Celesfine Buai' Foreign Languages Zaculfy esesh4::5 STUDY PHYSICS Miss Adeline J. Anderson Malhemaiics Royal B. S+one Occupafions Miss Anna Lewis Commercial Sludies Miss Lois Ensign Physical Educafion Miss Marion Van Pell' Lalin Miss Lisle Bradford Music Mary Lois Sharp SAE. Vice-PresidenT EnergeTic, aTTracTive Mary Lois has rnore Than TulTilled her expecTaTions as Vice-PresidenT oT The school. She has ever sTriven To do her besT and become one oT The besT sTudenT oTTicers EasT has ever had. RoberT Lence S.A.E. Presideni' Bob, The sTudenTs' choice. came Through The year as was expecTed . . . on Top. Possessed all The qualiTies oT a leader. worked willingly To give us The besT oT everyThing . . . rnovies, dances, assemblies-in shorT, a bigger and beT- Ter EasT T-ligh. Hi vwai'Pf 0Mcers 'Nm W,,w-uuli Dorofhy Bern+son S.A.E.Secre1ary Dol carried ouf lier secrefarial dulies Jrlwis year al Easl in a admirable way. l-ler unlailing inieresl in sruclenl affairs and ever willing work have combined To crown all lwer underlalcinqs wiili greal success. J. D. Williams Ssfbyb Manaqc-r As business manager of llwe school, J. D. worked earneslly lo carry oul his official clulies and renclerecl lo ine slu- denis flue besf possible service in re- vising 'flue consfilulion. 33 is 1944 0,Wccrs Wi+h Bessie and Richard chosen To Jralce over lhe conirolling posilions of Easl l-liqh's publicalions nexl year, we are assured +ha+ rhey will be a success. Their eleclion alone would say much for lheir worlhiness, and we feel Jrhal lhe sludenl body is lo be congralulaled on ils choice. Bessie Apos'l'le Easronia Ediior Richard Crook Red 81 Black Edifor 34 Diclc Backman I 944 Presidenr Colleen Allred I 944 Secrela ry Chosen by lhe sfudenl body To rep- y resenl Jrhern in The leqislalion of Easl' l in +he coming year, lhese Two carry a greal amounl of responsibilily To live l up lo. 5+I1 YEAR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Don Holbrook Anna Halgren Mary Lynn Mace Jinny Lee Nelson Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secrefa ry 5+Iw Year Represenfafiv Frank Brooks Suzanne Brandley Phil Gregerson Kie+I1 Bernfson Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secreia ry Senior Represenfafiv Dick Backman Gayle Fflaff Eddie Miller Iy1iI'ron Smi'rI1 Presidenf Vice-Presldenf Secrefary Junior Represenfahve BOARD OF CONTROL BOOSTER COUNCIL l.eTT To righT: Marian Nelson, Douglas Crawford, Ado Lou Walk J. D. Williams, Eleanor Brennlie. AbsenT when picTure was Taken were Guy Merluley, Franlr Brooks, Bob Lence, and Chairman Janice McCune. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Working on posTers and decoraTions, George and Jeanne compleTed a year oT successful work acTing in The capaciTy oT PuloliciTy CommiTTee. Georges Tine prinTing and lorush work, combined wiTh Jeanne's unusual arTisTic abiliTy aTTorded EasT l'ligh a high sTandard oT publiciTy and decoraTion Tor many oT iTs TuncTions. WAR COMMITTEE This commiTTee, probaoy The mosT acTive oT iTs Type in EasT, puT The school over The Top during UTah's second War Loan Drive. During a con- cenTraTed period oT Three days, These enThusiasTic sTudenTs collecTed sub- scripTions Tor sTamps and bonds ToTal- ing loeTTer Than 541000, Thus puTTing EasT over her 520,000 dollar quoTa loy a large margin. Janice McCune, as chairman oT The commiTTee, had a greaT deal oT re- sponsibiliTy placed upon her, buT she did her iob excellenTly and wiTh crown- ing success. 37 E. H. A. G. Endeavored To promoTe Triendliness among The girls . . . held several wonderTul geT-TogeThers such as The C5eT-AcquainTed ParTy, The lVloThers' and DaughTers' Mas- querade, and The Junior Roller SkaTing parTy . . . were in charge oT several inTer- esTing and clever assemblies . . . parTici- paTed enThusiasTically in all war drives . . . made iT possible Tor all The Temale mem- bers of The school To know whaT wenT on and why . . . climaxed The year aT The Union Building wiTh Their annual Tormal dance, on which They deserve To be congraTulaTed highly . . . were eTTicienTly counseled by Mrs. MarTin. OFFICERS BeTTy Spencer Jackie Woodruff MarTsie Sfevens Peachy STewarT Janice McCune Marie Barker Susan FeH' Marion Darger 38 A. B. of E. Promoled fellowship among all 'rhe boys . . .were supervised slcilllfully by lvlaior Garlic . . . scheduled lournamenls lor The male sluclenl body ol 'rhe school . . . deall wilh The many problems which arose among lhe fellows . . . were responsible lor one of lhe mosl successful Boys' Dances Easl has ever lcnown. OFFICERS Sid Eliason Calvin McGillis Ari' Overy Welch Gregerson . gt.,- .. 'iilgfx-E, : ,J . .' nn.-. . 'O' a . gi 15' 75 A 2 N 52 ' Fw ag K QT , W , f?:iT'- xi f 3, Wifi M- W' 7 Q 4 sv ,G x 6 r. M K H.: - if M 5 : Q Q 5 , 1.3:-' g 'QEE SAQEE t wiki I 7 if MQ Ea 2 9' 9 'S fag' ,.-if -ui: in , .. ... wi be 'ir' .'1,te 'Y f WE 5 . . 4'-,QX 0 v 5' . ww ' ' fx 5-,, . I 3174! To measure you by your smallesf deed is +o reckon 'flue power of +l1e ocean by +he frailfy of Hs foam. INDS WERE BROADENED ,fl fhlefifs Secfizfu Hwzclzvs ' r Coach McKinley Oswald Mickey Coach McKinley Oswald enioyed one oT his mosT success- Tul seasons as coach oT EasT l-ligh's aThleTic Teams. Due To The unseTTled condiTions oT war There was quiTe oTTen a lack oT coaches and Mick Tound himselT bearing more Than his share oT The coaching burden. Mick's coaching record speaks Tor iTselT as he coached The championship A TooTball and baskeTball Teams, boTh championship Tennis Teams and Turned ouT a TighT- ing baseball Team. IT is This Type oT hard work ThaT has given Mick The respecT and admiraTion oT The enTire sTudenT body. Coach Marvin Pugh Mar WiTh seven years oT coaching aT EasT behind him, Marve has builT an impressive record oT Tine Teams. lvlarve's accomplishmenTs This year are good examples oT The kind oT Teams he Turned ouT. His B TooTball Team made one oT The besT records ever seen in The Big Three. He Took an inexperi- enced Track Team and developed Them inTo a well balanced Team. lvlarve's quieT, easy going manner has made him exTremely popular wiTh everyone, and an inspiraTion To his Team. Coach Harold Johnson Johns Coming To EasT Three years ago, Coach Harold Johnson has made a name Tor himselT in boTh The aThleTic Tield and The physics lab. This year Johns Turned ouT one oT The besT C TooTball Teams EasT High has seen in many years. His championship B baskeTball Team was an imporTanT TacTor in bringing The Big Three baskeTball championship back To EasT High. X 1111! Im!! Ten ConsecuTive Years of Big Three Championship The Leopards raised The curTain oT The T943 season againsT The GraniTe Farmers and were plowed under as The Farmers scored Twice in The TirsT six minuTes oT play To Tally l3 poinTs. Twice The Leopards drove The ball To Their opponenT's I5-yard line buT The C-3raniTe line held and The game ended GraniTe I3, FasT O. The Leopards headed norTh The Tollowinq week To play Logan. They more Than redeemed Themselves as They came home wiTh a l4ToOwin. Frank Brooks ArT Overy Bob Lence Fullback Tackle End Jerry Hollman Jay Layfon John Hillas Charles Peferson End l-lalfback End Guard '24 glllffbllff Ten ConsecuTive Years of Big Three Championship EasT opened Big Three compeTiTion againsT The heavier and Tavored WesT on The PanThers' gridiron. Overcoming a 6 To O lead, The Leopards wenT on To compleTely demoralize The Pan- Thers and bring home a 26 To 6 vicTory. SouTh l-ligh Turned ouT To be more compeTiTion as The Leo- pards managed To squeeze ouT a 7 To O win. The reTurn game wiTh WesT was almosT a carbon copy oT The TirsT as The E-ciders won by The same margin, This Time 27 To 7. The nexT weelc The Leopards enTerTained Carbon on The home gridiron. Carbon, considered by many To be The besT Team in The sTaTe, lived up To all expecTaTions by Taking our Leopards inTo camp. Diclc Holmquisf Jim Todd Welch Gregerson Fullbaclc CenTer Guard Lloyd Mafhis Vance Kirk Dave Winburn Bob Jones End I-lalTbaclc Guard l-lalfbaclr Paul Ranson Guard Bradley Carver Cenfer Jack Sullivan Tackle Tecl Heihman Tackle 1' Zfafhzlll Ten Conseculive Years of Big Three Championship A remalch wilh Soulh found an inspired Cub leam come from behind lo upsel our Leopards 7 To 6. Oulslanding on lhis year's A Team were lhe following all- cily seleclionsz Bob Lence, Arl Overy, Bob Mills, and Merle Grow on The line and in lhe backlield, Frank Brooks and Toby Sasaki. Olher slarlers were Gordon Wyrick, Pal Paige, Dave Affleck, Welch Gregerson, Phil Gregerson and l-larry Welsch. Dan Richardson Roy Goodman Bill Weiller End Fullback End Toby Sasaki Merle Grow Gordon Wyrick Pai' Paige Halfback Guard Guard Tackle Bob Mills Cenfer Dave Affleck End Doug Haynes Halfbaclc Harry Welsch Halfbaclc '76 ' gfflffbllff Ten ConsecuTive Years of Big Three Championship The Juniors raised The curTain on The l942 session againsT WesT. STarTing wiTh Jack lVliller's Touchdown run in The TirsT quarTer, They proceeded To push The hapless PanThers all over The loT To come Through wiTh a 26-O vicTory. l-lard running backs Jack lvliller, Bud Gleave, and Bryce Robinson were The ouTsTand- ing oTTensive weapons oT The Leopards' aTTack and accounTed Tor all The scoring. Bob Summerhays Dave Clark Ray Barnes Tackle CenTer End Bob McConaughy Oscar McConkie Carl Wahlquisi' Tackle End Guard Jack Miller Harold Bowman Bud Gleave Don Tyggerson Halfback Guard Fullback Guard Phil Peach Bryce Robinson Keifh Dibble Mill' Smifh Tackle Halfbaczlc Quarferbaclc Hallback The nexl game was played on Soulh l-ligh's gridiron againsl lhe deceplive Culos. The Leopards' powerful ground allaclc pushed Jrhe ball across lhe Soulherners' goal Three limes lo give Jrhe Leopards a I9-O win. The B leam relurn game wilh Wesl was one of lhe sur- prises ol lhe year as a greally improved Wesl Junior eleven held lhe Leopards lo a slim 7-O edge. rwfball Ten ConsecuTive Years oT Big Three Championship The midgeT Leopards ran Through one oT Their longesT and ToughesT seasons, also, wiTh Tive wins againsT Three deTeaTs. ln addiTion To breaking even in Their Tour league games, They played Two games each wiTh C5raniTe Sophomores and The Judge Memorial varsiTy. ln every game The Leopards were ouTweighed aT leasT 20 pounds To The man, buT as Coach l-larold Johnson said. Which is probably The reason why They won Three oT Their pracTice TilTs and dropped only one, a close one in Their second encounTer wiTh GraniTe. In The Big Three curTain raiser, againsT WesT, They losT a 6-O hearT- breaker as They ouTplayed The wee PanThers all aTTernoon, buf Tailed To score aTTer Twice Taking The ball To Their Tive yard line. The TirsT SouTh game was a Thriller as The Two Teams baTTled To a deadlock up To The lasT six minuTes oT play when Jimmy Knell grabbed a pass in The end zone aTTer iT had been blocked by Two SouTh players. Cal McGillis provided The Tinishing Touches a Tew minuTes laTer when he pounded across wiTh anoTher score To give The Leopards a I2-O advan- Tage aT The Tinal gun. The Leopards gained revenge Trom WesT in a muddy baTTle played on EasT's campus. OuTsTanding Tor The Leopards were The Tollowing all-ciTy selecTions. On The line, KieTh BernTson. Dick Thorpe, and Johnny Thomas. ln The backTield were Ray LangsTon and Cal Mc6illis. OTher sTarTers were Gay- len Young, Ed Woolums, Spencer Budd, Darrel Barnes, Joe WhiTe, and Clarence RindTliesch. Dick lv1oviTz did some Tine running Trom Tailback posiTion unTil a broken ankle puT him on The sidelines Tor The season. Don Holbrook Wendell Winiger Spencer Budd Gaylen Young Ed Woolum immy SmiTh George Juflas KeiTh Earl Wayne Harrison Charles Lang Jack Coombs Bard Dowse Dave Pedigrew Jael: Hansen DeLoy Thompson Keifh Williams Harvey Glade Bill Fergeson Bill Pizza Dick Thorpe Ray Langsfon Cal McGillis Sicl Eliason Jaclr Thomas Darrel Barnes Clarence Rinclfliesch Charles Niclzerman Jimmy Knell Gordon Hooper Hugh Tuifle Bob Jacobs '24 Kaskcfball Big Three BaskeTball Champions NineTeen TorTy-Three was a big year Tor EasT l-ligh's A Team, Tor noT only did They win Three ouT oT Tour Big Three games To do Their parT in bringing The Big Three baskeTball championship back To EasT High Tor The TirsT Time in Tive years, buT They also wenT on To Take Third place in The lnTermounTain Junior A.A.U. The Leopards walked all over The downTrodden WesT PanThers in The TirsT game oT The season To win 45 To 25. ln Their reTurn game, The Tables were almosT Turned as a compleTely reiuvenaTed PanTher Team almosT upseT The Leopards in The mosT exciTing game oT The season. EasT Tinally came ouT on Top wiTh a 3 I-29 win. EasT's TirsT game wiTh SouTh was The surprise oT The year as The Leopards were given very liTTle chance To beaT The highly Tavored defending champions. Trailing aT 2I To 23 aT The half Time. The Leopards came Through To hold The Cubs To Two poinTs in The second half and win 35 To 25. In Their second meeTing The Leopards losT To a deTermined SouTh Tive 27 To 3l aTTer Trailing Tor The enTire game. AT The close OT The regular season The Leopards wore The colors oT The UTah Woolen Mills and enTered The lnTermounTain Junior A.A.U. WiTh The aid oT Bob SmiTh and Ray Barnes Trom The B Team. They wenT on To win Trom Taylorsville. M Men champions. RoosevelT High, SouTh High, and Monroe. They losT one game To GraniTe and Took Third place in The TournamenT. MainsTays oT The Team were Jim Woodward and Bob Lewis aT Torward. Bob Lence aT cenTer. and Fred Lewis and Frank Brooks aT The guard posTs. Bob Jones did some Tine relief work aT every posiTion. Bob Lence Frank Brooks Jim Woodward CenTer Guard Forward Fred Lewis Eugene Bulf Bob Lewis Guard Guard Forward Ben Haihaway Lee Bafes Bob Jones Cenfer Guard Forward '76 ' lgaskelball Big Three BaskeTbaIl Champions The B Team, ably coached by Harold Johnson, won all oT Their Big Three games by wide margins. All Tour games were walkaways wiTh The reserves playing iusT as eTTecTively as The TirsT Team. They Took The opener Trom WesT 36 To 2l. SouTh was The nexT To Tall, 36 To I9. The reTurn game wiTh WesT was almosT a carbon copy oT The TirsT as The Leopards led all The way To win 27 To l7. The closesT game was wiTh SouTh, played on The Cubs' Tloor, The Leopards winning 34 To 28. The enTire Team played well in every game. STandouTs were all-ciTy Torward Ray Barnes, cenTer Oscar lvlcConkie, and Bob SmiTh and Jimmy Knell aT guards. OTher sTarTers were Dick Back- man and Bud Gleave. Bud Gleave Eddie Miller Harvey Glade Bob Fisher Guard Cenfer Forward Manager Dick Easiman Jack Hansen Vinceni' Bradley Bob Smifh Forward Forward Cenfer Cenfer 1 Dave Clark Jim Knell Bob Gillis Oscar McConkie Forward Forward Guard Cenfer Dick Beckman Bob Summerhays Ray Barnes Forward Guard Forward 6 Kaskefball Big Three BaskeTball Champions EasT I-ligh's midgeTs were a much beTTer Team Than a one win Tor Three loss average would lead one To believe. They goT oTT To a bad sTarT againsT WesT, losing 23 To 27 aTTer only a Tew weeks oT pracTice. ATTer a week OT geTTing inTo Trim, under Coach Wilmer BarneTT, The Leopards surprised all by beaTing SouTh in EasT's gym by The Top-heavy score oT 20 To I2. The Tollowing week WesT had To go an exTra period To squeeze ouT a 36 To 37 win over The TighTing Leopards. The wind-up game wiTh SouTh wenT To The Cubs 2l To 24. Henry TomamaTsu Travis Reneau Jack Coombs Forward Guard CenTer LaMar Hensley Bob Aughfry fKen Erickson Ronnie Egarfson Forward Cen+er Forwa rd Forward 4 Bill Pizza Ronald Masiers Guard Forward Q Crack Umm Making up in hard work and enThusiasm Tor whaT They lack in experience, The EasT High cinder men, under The experT coach- ing oT lvlarve Pugh, Turned ouT a well balanced Track Team ThaT compares wiTh any Team oT previous years. ln Their TirsT dual meeT They ouTclassed WesT High by The score oT 87 To 36. Al- Though winning only Two races Trorn SouTh The nexT week, They won all oT The Tield evenTs and Took enough seconds and Thirds To Take The meeT 68 To 55 and go inTo The Triangle meeT as TavoriTes. TRACK MEETS Four cinder men kick up The dusT as They head up The Track in a grueling dash. The spring Track season held numerous challenges Tor Those winners of aThleTic venTures. Juniors, seniors, TiTTh years alike sTrained Towards The ulTimaTe vicTories. PolevaulTer Jim Woodward skims over The bar aT a Tough eleven TeeT Two inches. Kaseball Umm STarTing The season wiTh only Three veTerans reTurning Trom lasT year's Team, Coach Mick Oswald Tound iT diTFiculT To Tind a winning combinaTion. WiTh sTandloys Ray LangsTon aT second base and Frank Brooks aT TirsT, he builT a smooTh-working infield. WiTh Jerry l-lalman doing The piTching and Bob SmiTh behind The plaTe, The Leopards Took Their TirsT game Trom WesT 2I-I2. However, They losT To SouTh l-ligh in Their nexT game, dropped anoTher To WesT. AlThough They did noT Take The Big Three Championship, They did puT over a TighTing Team. Year I932-33 I933-34 I934-35 I935-36 i936-37 I937-38 I938-39 I939-40 l940-4I I 94I -42 l942-43 Ray Langslon hils 'rhe dir? for a sfolen base, as Frank Brooks a++emp+s 'ro puf The ball on him. Powerhouse Bob Smifh slams a long drive ou'r info lefl' field. BIG THREE MAJOR SPORTS RECORD Foofball Wesf Ea sf Easf-Wesf Ea s'r Eas'r-Ogden Easf Ea sl' Easf Easf Q Easf-Wes? Easf Baskefball Baseball Wesl' Wesf Easf Wesf Soufh Easf Soufh Scrufh Soufh Soufh Easf Wesf Sou+l1 Easf Easl' Easf Wesf 1 Wes? Soufh Soufh Tennis Ea sf Easi' Easi- Easf Ea sf Easf East Easf Easf Ea sf Easf Track Wesf Soufh Easl' Eas+ Soufh Easf Easf Eas+ Easf Soufh Soufh Zfmuis Cmms Eleven ConsecuTive Years of Big Three Championship Taking The Big Three Championship Tor The elevenTh con- secuTive Time, EasT High neTTers again reigned supreme over WesT and SouTh.i WiTh a weaITh of good maTeriaI reTurning Trom lasT year, Mick was able To creaTe a smooTh working and excellenT cham- pionship Team. . Bob Lence, Cai McGiIlis and The Lewis Twins were mainsTays OT The Team. Cal McC5illis added power To 'rhe Team wifh his excellenr serving and iricky deliveries. i The Lewis Twins, boih veferans on Hwe courfs. Bob Lewis reiurns ihe bail wi'rh a powerful forehand. TTT MANAGERS The unsung heroes of Easi' High's aThleTic campaigns are The aThleTic managers. They Till The hard iolo oT Taking care oT The aThleTic equipmenT and aTh- leTes. WiTh a boTTle oT linimenT in one hand and a buclceT oT waTer in The oTher, These Tellows have served TaiThTully The colors oT Red and Black. T l MANAGERS Clarence Rindfliesch, KieTh Williams, Carl Wahlquish and Arfhur Keeley. CHEER LEADERS The spark ThaT drove our Teams To vicTory was ThaT oT school spiriT, and of course The cheer leaders had a loT To do wiTh iT. Bill Fergison, Peachie STewarT, and Harry Welch really did a Tine job, and deserve a loT oT praise. They gave us some really swell pep assemblies and a hosT oT new yells which were hearTily accepTed by all. INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Under The banner of BasemenT Seven, These boys wenT un- deTeaTed To Talce The inTramural championship. Second place wenT To a TighTinq Team Trom C-29. ln The second lnTramural conTesT They wore The colors of The I943 EasTonia and ToughT Their way inTo The Tinals. ATTer puT- Ting up a valianT baTTle, They losT To The championship Red and Black Tive, Thus puTTing Them in second place. The members oT The winning Red and Black Team in The second conTesT were PresTon Glade, Ray LangsTon, Ray Walker, Roy STevens, Dan lvlchflurdie, Al Brown, Dan Richardson, and Roger Bean. 73. 0. C. 6. Sccfinu HEADQUARTERS OFFICERS Col. J. D. Williams, L+. Col. Ray Smifh, Maier Adiuhni' Dale Bernfson, Firsf Lieufenani' Grani Souihwiclc Effecfiveness in ba++le, milifary courfesy and disci pline, efficienf leadership, and cifizenship Jrraining . . These are souglffr by many cadefs as draflr boards beckon BOARD OF INSTRUCTORS OFFICERS L+. Col. Maurice Rose Major Kennefh Cummins RANGE OFFICERS OFFICERS Capfain Vernon Young Lieu'renan+ Bob Hansen Lieufenanf Dick Smifh Lieufenani' Les Brown Evmpany '24 OFFICERS LieuTenan'I' Lyman Ballif, Lieufenanl' Alan Frank, Cap+ain Ronald Davidson, Lieu+enan+ Guy Merlcley, and Lieu+enan+ Bob Merrill. BoasTing The hiqhesT eTTiciency raTing oT all uniTs, Company A Tills a deserving posT aT The head oT The BaTTalion. lTs ranlcs are Tilled wiTh highly Trained, polished cadeTs. Winner oT This year's Company Cup. Enmpany OFFICERS Lieufenani' Mervin Bennion, Lieufenanf Eugene McCallis+er, Capfain Jack Thomas, Lieulenani' Ted Whifney, and Lieu+enan+ Dick Miner. Ably mainlaininq Hs unique responsibilily of Color Com pany, B Company is a lunclioning, inlegral perl of The Bal lalion. Hs ranks are filled wilh highly Trained, polished cedels Lfampauy T' ' ' ' ' Ti' W A OFFICERS Lieufenanf Charles Pearce, LieuTenan+ Gerald S+evensen, Cap1'ain Keiih Nicholson, Lieufenani' Harold Brown, and Lieufenanl' Jim Phillips. Through The eTTorTs and abiliTy OT iTs oTTicers, Cornpeny 'CH has aTTeined The highesT degree OT discipline wiThin The BaT- Talion. Co-operaTion has been The password OT every men. Umpdhy fri JI OFFICERS Lieufenanf Dan Smedley, Lieulenanl' AI Kni'H'le, Capfain David Margefs, Lieufenanf Russell Fehr, and Lieulenanf Bill LeCavalier. Wiih a weallh ol fine leaolers, and eager, zealous cacleis, Company D occupies a respecred place in The Ballalion. Thru lheir unlriring elforls, The unil has oblainecl ils high degree of precision. OFFICERS Capfain Thomas Reese, Capfain John Rasmussen, Lieuienanl' Roberf Lillevick, and Lieu'I'enan'l' Lloyd Fallers BAND Adding spice lo baHalion drill and rhylhm To our parades, The band has become a well 'rrained mililary organizalion. Slressing nol only musical proficiency, bul also elfediveness in field drill, Caplain Thomas Reese, Caplain John Ras- mussen. and Lieulenanfs Bob Lille- viclc and Lloyd Fallers have worked diligenlly in ils behalf. Ably di- recling fhem has been Mr. Arch Tueller. 82 SABER TEAM Known as fhe Pride of Easf l-ligh School, Lf. Col. Maurice Rose's Saber Team has ably promofed fhe repufafion of our Baffalion. Comprised of fhe besf officers of fhe enfire organizafion, fheir flashing sabers and marching feef have broughf greaf praise and glory fo our school. HONOR PLATOON As a real confribufion fo fhe name of lfasf l-ligh School. fhese mosf ouf- sfanding Junior Cadefs have worlced eagerly fo affain fheir high poinf of perfecfion. This l-lonor Plafoon has been under fhe capable hands of Capfain Dale Bernfsen. Lf. Ted Whifney, and Lf. Eugene Mcfkllisfer, who have direcfed if in many public performances. Army ,Clfc A WACK in Hwe R.O.T.C. Shack Arms. Insfrucfion. Presenf Arms Bearing Ten. Army 171 5 Parade Resf. Wednesday lnspedion Reef Pleat Rifle Cafisfhenics. Shof Big Sho+s. Girls Sparfs OFFICERS Kay Rigby Virginia Jensen Marian Pefersen Peggy Chafierfon Dorofhy Anderson LEADERS CLUB Promoled sporlsrnanship and a love for The oul-of-doors . . . enioyed several successlul parlies and gel-logelhers . .. supervised all school lournamenis and en- couraged conlesls vvilhin lheir group . . . achieved physical perieclion and qualilies of leadership . . . offered membership lo Junior girls . . . mel every Wednesday io parlicipale in new aclivilies and To broaden social acquainlances . . .were direcled suc- cessfully by Miss Doroihy Wilson . . . spons- ored compelilion wi+h ihe Leaders Clubs o1CWes+ and Soulh . . .slrived for Jrhe Effi- ciency Pin or Accurnulalive Alhlelic Award. , .M an skazml ' 89 CHEER CLUB Siimulaled s+uden'r enihusiasm during The ioolball season . . . orig- inaled several new yells and pro- mofed allendance a+ ine games . . scored a record membership of ap- proximalely lwo hundred . . . were counseled by Dean Marlin . . . of- lered enrollmenl lo Juniors . . . im- pressed Jrlweir audiences by 'l'l'l9 uniformily of lheir red sweaiers and black slcir+s . . . can iruly be siafed as being +l'1e backbone of The grid- iron. OFFICERS Affon Bradford Alice Thompson SWIMMING CLUB Mel every Monday nighl aI Ihe Y.W.C.A .... enioyed The compan- ionship of Ihe Wesl and Soufh Swim- ming Clubs. which also convened al Ihal lime . . . were given special in- slruclion and divided inlo Begin- ners, Inlermediale, and Advanced Life Saving classes . . . boasled a membership of over lilly members . . . concluded Thar swimming was more fun Than any o+her sporl ever invenfed. OFFICERS Janice McCune Jayne Tadie DANCE CLUB Developed a philosophy Tor modern dance and an appreciaTion oT dance as an arT Torm . . . meT every Wednes- day aT 7:45 in The Girls' Gym ...Tur- nished gay and appropriaTe cosTurnes ...gave a dance demonsTraTion on April 25Th which was considered one oT The ouTsTanding evenTs oT The year . . . exhipiTed Their slcill on an all-girls assembly . . . presenTed Tor The TirsT Time an original composiTion enTiTled EasT High, l942-43, in which The evenTs oT The year were personaTed ...had as Their sponsor Miss Lois Ensign who TaughT Them The value oT grace and poise. OFFICER Modenna Brossard 92 ARCHERY CLUB Endeavored lo improve archery slcills . . .broadened social acquainlances . . .ac- quired slurdy poslure and muscle perieclion . . . held Their rneelinq every Thurs- day al 8 o'cloclc . . . spons- ored a successful parly . . . exhibiled 'rheir maslery in conleslrs . . . were supervised by lvlrs. lva Miller . . . gained an exceplional apprecialion of oul-of-door sporls. OFFICERS Shauna Slewari' Virginia Maxwell Bobbie Bennion Geraldine Burgener 93 gli! action in .JPN I fg??' vm: 9 wg- OFFICERS Welch Gregerson Marion Nelson Marilyn Barker Affon Bradford Janice McCune Phil Gregerson ,4 611,v,vc'lla Were known ThroughouT The naTion Tor The marvelous harmony which They so slcill- Tully aTTained . . . enTerTained The various organizaTions oT The ciTy wiTh unTiring mag- niTicence . . . conTribuTed To making The holiday season one ThaT will long be re- membered . . . Thrilled our Armed Forces and made liTe in war Time seem worThwhile . . . acquired a beauTiTul appreciaTion oT music . . . encouraged young soloisTs and quarTeTs in Their endeavors . . . gave well- Elwir planned and inspiraTional radio broadcasTs . . . Triumphed in Their proTessional rendiTion oT BiTTersweeT . . . climaxed The year in making C5raduaTion Exer- cises a beauTiTul and cherished memory.. .owe Their success To Their leader and Triend who has Torever inspired Them and is called Tondly l.isle. OFFICERS Harley Busby Dick Anderson Ray l.angsTon Lisle Bradford OFFICERS Douglas Boyle Keifh Leggaf Ted Heifzman Bob Fell Dick Isaacson Richard Movifz Bob Aughfry 98 BOYS' GLEE CLUB Blended Jrheir voices in unison lo form harmony which only masculine voices can achieve . . . acquainled Themselves wilh The maslerworlcs of music and enioyed il! . . . presenled an assembly such as has never been presenled before lyou can lake lhal' any way you wan'r +o, boysl . . . con- lribuled soloisls and quar1'e+s for various social galherings . . . discov- ered Jrhal singing was one of 'rhe besf and mosl salislyinq amusemenls one could discover . . . aided greally in 'rhe produclion of BiHerswee'r. GIRLS' C-BLEE CLUB Produced remarkable symmeTry in The Torm oT reTreshing selecTions . . . planned and produced one oT The cleveresT assembles oT The year . . . . . . accompanied The A Cappella in caroling Through The halls aT ChrisT- masTide and on several oTher special occasions . . .produced colorTul solo- isTs and guarTeTs . . . were given The opporTuniTy oT lisTening To several oT The loesT recordings on hand . . .con- TribuTed To malcing The May TesTival an unTorgeTTaT3le ceremony . . . sTrived To be in The A Cappella. OFFICERS Pauline Ray Jewel Johnson Faye STuarT Chaulare Cole Anna Halgren RuTh ErnsT Sally Clark Vernell Synon Mary Lois Sharp Janice Johnson Mary Elen BenneT Cf BEAU' SABREUR Promofed undersianding and companionship among lhe officers . . . endeavored 'ro discuss and solve lhe problems which confronied rhe bal- Jralion . . . sludied and enforced disciplinary measures which were ol benelif io The cadels . . . convened once a week under Jrhe sponsorship of Sergeanf Anderson . . . were lhe hosls a+ several dances and ofher various lypes of enlerlainmenl . . . were represenfed in Boosfers by a slecred member who discussed iiems perlaining To R.O.T.C. acfivifies . . . organized plans for Jrhe Cadei l-lop and saw To if +ha'r Jrhey were car- ried ou+ . . . produced an eniire R.O.T.C. assembly, which was enioyed by The enfire sjrudenl body. OFFICERS Eugene McCallis+er J. D. Williams Howard Brown Maurice Rose S. O. S. Was organized for fhe purpose of promofing friendship and co-operafion among non-commis- sioned officers . . . included fhe rarvlcs of Sergeanf and Corporal in ifs membership . . . sponsored a parfy which was enioyed fhoroughly by all ifs par- ficipanfs . . .convened once a monfh ...were super- vised in fheir doings by Sergeanf Anderson . . . accomplished wifh flying colors fhe fask of compef- ing in foofball wifh fhe commissioned officers lwhaf we mean is fhaf fhe S.O.S. really showed fhem how fo behave on fhe gridironl. OFFICERS Kennefh Olsen Tom Collison James Halman GOLF CLUB Endeavored lo lurlher inleresls in golf as a school sporl . . . acquired new social conlacls and a love of nalure . . . enlered lournarnenls in cornloelilion wilh Soulh in which Easl won Jrhe firsl game and lied +he second . . .was organized and supporled enlhusiaslically by Hs Presidenl Wall l-larris, who deserves a large amounl of credil for Hs success . . . were capably assisled in lheir aclivilies by lheir sponsor, Nills E. Larsen . . .are slriving for The posl-war day when a Slale High School Golf League can be organized and loslered successfully. DEBATE CLUB Gained an undersTanding oT debaTing, iTs imporTance, and iTs TundamenTals . . . meT every Wednesday in B-9 under The capable direcTion oT Joe Richards, who encouraged Them and TaughT Them a greaT deal . . . debaTed The quesTion, Resolved: ThaT a World FederaTion Should Be EsTablished . . . debaTed This quesTion wiTh Ogden High, Weber High, WesT, SouTh, and The UniversiTy of UTah . . . planned Two successful geT-TogeThers aT which all members enjoyed Themselves Thoroughly . . . realized The imporTance oT esTablishing inTernaTional peace. OFFICERS J. D. Williams De Virl STewarT John Van Wagoner Evalyn Darger Virginia Leary OFFICERS Fred Lewis Bob Capelli Dick Baclrman Mary Lynn Mace Faye Sfewari' BOWLING CLUB Learned +he lundamenlals and scoring of bowling . . . bowled every Monday nighl al The Rilz . . . were sponsored by Mr. Barnell . . . boasled a larger membership Than any olrher club in lhe school ...held lournamenls for club mem- bers in which rhe winning Teams were given prizes . . . sponsored a slreel dance lor lhe enlire slu- denl body . . . became, by lhe end of lhe year, a lruly polished and slcilled group. OFFICERS Sharon Robbins Carol Chmari' THESPIAN CLUB Sirived lo achieve an undersiand- ing and love for drama ihai would be everlasfing in The years +o come . . . convened once a monih in A-9 under Jrhe capable direclion of Miss Alia Redd . . . sponsored iheafre pariies To The various universiiy plays . . . assis+ed in Jrhe +ry-ou'rs and pro- duciion of Jrhe school play . . . siudied +he various iyes of playwriiing and discussed fhem . . . exhibiied 'rheir lalenis in a one-ac? play given on a special assernloly. ORCHESTRA STressed cooperaTion and achievemenT among members . . . meT every day during The week under The wonderTul supervision oT Mr. Arch Tueller, who in his TirsT year as OrchesTra insTrucTor aT EasT proved himselT worThy oT The honor and responsibiilTy placed upon him . . . developed an undersTanding oT harmony and music inTerpreTaTion . . . conTribuTed To malcing The school play, opera, girls' physical TiTness day, and various assemblies The successTul acTiviTies which They were deemed . . organized a canyon parTy Tor iTs 45 members . . . ended The year Teeling as iT They had done Their parT in making This year a Truly educa- Tional and enioyable one. STAGEHANDS Under The capable supervision oT Mr. BarneT and lvliss Tay- lor, The sTagehands conTribuTed largely To making The year a successTul one. They were on hand aT every assembly To supply curTains, lighTs, milces, and all The oTher essenTials ThaT add The Tinishing Touches To any producTion. OTTen They relinquished Their Tree Time in order To compleTe a necessary biT oT scenery or plaTTorm. They are To loe congraTulaTed especially Tor Their speed and eTTiciency in The Man Who Came To Dinner and BiTTersweeT. l-laTs oTT To you sTagehands, Tor you've really done a wonderTul iob. LATIN CLUB I:uncTioned Tor The sole purpose oT organizing a banqueT and circus . , . made various new social conTacTs . . .sponsored LaTin day. This consisTed oT a series oT proiecTs given by The sTudenTs and a special program, all oT which was done in LaTin . . . sTudied and discussed The way oT liTe in The Time oT Caesar . . .were direcTed in Their encoun- Ters by Miss Marion Van PelT. I08 OFFICERS David MargoT'I's Bonnie Cummings Mary Lois Sharp Ernie Mariani Shirley BuH's Joy Frewin DoroTI'1y ChrisTopI1erson l ,--4 i , W- ,...n .A , ,M ...,..-.an FRENCH CLUB Promofed good fellowship among members . . . fosfered The speaking of French, and sfudied Their cusfoms and culTure . . . sponsored good Times in an upliffing and educafional way . . . gave every member a chance for self expression and en- couraged everyone To parTicipaTe in The club acTiviTies . . . meT Thursday once a monTh . . . showed French films in The Social Room, The mosT renowned of which was The Counf of MonTe CrisTo . . . enjoyed Themselves aT Their annual picnic and ChrisT- mas parTy . . .engaged French speakers . . . highlighTed The year in Their presenTaTion of The Mardi Gras which feaTured The Four Freedoms and endeavored To porfray The presenT siTuaTion in France and how iT will sTand afTer The war . . . were sponsored enThusiasTically by Miss KaTherine Cunningham. OFFICERS Sally Clark Gerry STewarT Joyce Beck Susan BrewsTer Joyce STewarT Wilson Wood Miss Cunningham SPANISH CLUB Endeavored lo sludy and undersland Spanish cusloms and ways of life . . . mel every lhird weelc on Thursday . . . broadened social acquainlances ...sponsored a successful picnic and rollerslcaling parly. . .gave lhe srudenls an opporlunily ro speak Spanish among Themselves . . . were cap- aloly sponsored by lvliss l-larlwell . , . climaxed The club calendar wilh lheir well-planned and enlighl- ening Spanish iiesla. llO Miss l'lar'I'well Sponsor The Fiesla fealured gaily cos- Jrumed senors and senorilas, dis- played Soulh American cusloms and induslries, served eleganl Soullw American food, and pro- vided all presenl willw a good lime. Scenes from thc' Waste rf! Zfublicafizfns and frvducfivns Keri and 16' ark Under rhe capable leadership of Dick Moviiz, The Red 84 Black has won naiional fame and dis- rincrion for Easi High. Dick Movifz L f Edifor-in-Chief A Ru+h Sfeinfeldf Associafed Edifor ' Richard Crook Pai' Regan Jeanne Snyder Karel Kerr Edifor-eled Exchange Edi1'or Ari' Edifor Bookkeeper -fiiigiwihf fl! Sianley Smool' Ad Manager Evalyn Darger Feafu re Ediior Marilyn Mace Feaiure Desk Francis Johnson Colleen Young Marian Darger Befsy Jones News Desk Anadel Smifh News Ediior Lambie Van Cori Fealure Desk Virginia Leary Special Reporfer Mavis Hickman Ad Sfaii Mrs. Paddock Faculiy Sponsor DIRECTORY To 'rlmese sludenls was given 'rlwe responsibilily of pulling our an accurale 'releplwone direclory of all Easl High sludenls. Needless lo say, 'rlfmey performed Hweir laslc eflicienlly and saved us all a greal deal of lime and impalience. Mr. Newell Parkin was in charge ol supervis- ing llwe proiecl and conlribuled largely lo ils successful publicalion. To llwe slall wl'1o aided in Huis ellorl, we wislw lo express our congralu- lalions and nearly llianlcs lor doing us all an im- mense favor. EDITORS Mariie Jarvis Mavis Hickman II6 Don Wahlquisf, Edifor, up +0 m7d-year qraduafion. Jeanne Snyder, Edifor Reed Glauser, Business Manager dzsfania Murray Godbe, Ed HOF 'UQ 'Nw fll5f0lflill Staff Bessie Aposfle Edifor-elecf George Hawkins Ar? Edifor Beffy Lou Smifh Typisf Peggy Dixon Ad Staff Jerry Saine Ari Slaff Marilyn Benneff Ad Staff Paul Nelson Ad Manager Newell P. Parkin Facully Advisor Q ,ew Rhoda Worle Y Liferary Edilor Mary Lou Lamberi' Ad Shall John Peferson Phomgrapher Don Kulure Phoiographer Bonnie Service Panelisf J. D. Williams R.O.T.C. Edifor Susan Fell' Panelisf Bob Capelli Sporfs Ediior Evelyn Darger Panelisf new THE MAN WHO CAME TO DlNNER Under +he able direcrion of Miss Redd, +alen+ed s+uden+s of Eas+ High presen+ed Kaughman and I-lar+'s madcap comedy, The Man Who Came 'ro Dinner. The Twenfy-some-odd cas? members played +wo ou+s+anding performances in Easf High's packed audiforium. Banlo, you madman, puf +ha+ woman down, she's my nurse. Helio Banjo, you iawn's behind, where have you been keeping your- self? My gad, ihafs Boiiom ley fo his very boffom IZ! Kiss mel l5'iffc Under The superb direcTion oT Lisle Brad Tord, EasT has again Triumphed. Bi-annually, i has been The cusTom To produce an opera, an This year was no excepTion. DespiTe war-Tim expenses and diTTiculTies, our music deparTmen presenTed Noel Coward's BiTTersweeT. Tru The sacrifices made in producing The oper were Tremendous, buT aTTer iT was all over an iusT a Tond memory, we Tound ourselves hum ming Tolcay and I'II See You Again, an longing To presenT iT once more. l shall love you 'Til I die, goodbye. sweet The sTory concerns an elderly woman, Lady Shayne, and The relaTing of her liTe sTory To a group oT young modernaires who, Though in a diTTerenT era Than her own, are being compelled To Tace problems which she, Too, had To Tace. She Tells Them oT her romance wiTh her music Teacher, Carl Lin- den, oT how she loecame his wiTe, and aloouT The incidenTs surrounding his deaTh. ln The course of evenTs, many inTeresTing and comical characTers are deTiniTely con- cerned in The ploT, and TogeTher wiTh The old Tashioned cosTumes and beauTiTul mus- ical numloers, The seTTing is one of perTec- Tion. l hope l shall be lilce ThaT when l am sevenTy. l-laughTy, naughTy ladies of The Town. Ladeez and genTelmen. l6'iffcrsufecf CAST Lady Shayne ..... Carl Linden . . Dolly Chamberlain HenryJeckyll . . Manon .... Capiain Schensi .... Herr Schlick ..... Ladies of The Town Quarrer Sexiei . Foormen Quarier Lord Shayne . Mrs. Millick . Vincenr . . Gloria Warkins Gerry Anderson Judiih l-lyde Phil Gregerson Iva Lou Sperry Dick Anderson Paul Ranson Mary Alice King Shirley Bareman Emma Jean Jones Marilyn Goddard Mary Jean Hunrer Marion Nelson Peggy Whiring Leona Decker Elaine Cannon Carolynn l-lorne Welch Gregerson Chick Pererson Doug Boyle Lee PeHy George Hawkins Marilyn Barker Ted Sievenson Oh, Mr. Linden! l24 Wha+ we mean by very well is go To Hell. f,! k fi 'We'll build a sweef liffle cafe in a ne-a+ liffle square. Alas Hue Jrnme IS pas+ Carl! xa vw 1 Ru'l'h Sfeinfeldi l Speak +o You, was Jrhe lille of The oraiion which won Red 84 Black Asso- ciale Ediior, Rufh Sieinleldl, ihe D.A.R. medal. Her siirring siory of a soldier ai Baiaan who had passed on info +he realm of elerniiy held us all spellbound and found us wifh ihrobbing hearfs a'r iis closure. Congraiulaiions. Rulh, for a wonderful piece of world Omfvry J. D. Williams The name of J. D. Williams has come To siand for many ihings here ai' Easi' High. Among lhese. oralory should also be included. for his good sporls- manship and undaunfed spirif has won respecf from all of us. He was seleclred +o represeni Easi in The SAR. Nalional Oralorical conlesl and reached lhe s+a+e semi-finals which were held in Murray. His ease and vocabulary in exlemporaneous speaking has been a marvel lo all of us and has won him much deserved praise. Winners Marion Nelson To Marion Nelson was given fhe privi- lege of represenfing Easf in fhe Na- 'rional D.A.R. finals. She was selecfed ouf of four ofher prominenf Easf girls because of her oufsfanding exfempor- aneous speaking on The consfifufion, and lovable. dignified manner. Sam Moll The Easfonia sfaff regrefs fhaf if was unable fo secure a picfure of Sam Moll before fhe boolc wenf fo press. Sam is The second consecufive winner of an oraforical confesf. Lasf year as a Junior he won fhe Sfevens Medal Confesf and fhis year fhe SAR. for his sfirring orafion on fhe freafmenf of fhe conquered counfries in Europe. We wish fo congrafu- lafe him on fhis achievemenf and encourage him fo confinue his fine record. Jw- ' ..:,--. . Q , vw.: .' . -'W--...,MmWW H w...wws1.,m 4 U .- 4 . . g21gI':r:QEf . ,..,., , .A , , . Q Q- ' 14 I V ' N f , .,A.f brff Q .X E A. W V- :gli . M55 ffqg ii, 5 t 552 za-k V- - - ,fm ' E M M' ' 'f 2 K : ' A . .,., 1 K - fx N . .ff ,.......,,. r ,,,,N4.gg M, we sw ' fi? Q 'T 2522 F' ag ,. fi ,A - .,..... i'.s..i I , . www' .l x - ' xx -ML S You would lcnow, in words, 'rhal which you have always known in +hough+. You would fouch wifh your fingers fhe creafions of your dreams. INDS WERE CULTIVATED Cfampus Queens MaNl Ma riie Jarvis Toni Newman Doro+hy Shea+s Dorofhy Bern+son Carrol Jex .QMMQ f. 35 asf K, Q B Q Y 4 A --wi e-:: ' ,. i xy.. Q F ww- r' -Qi 'H ' D I33 Ouf funding Senivrs Jackie Anderson Paul Nelson Janice McCune Lovable Boogie Man Good'na+ured Dick Movifz Mary Jean Hun'I'er Wal? LeSuer Hcooperafiven Vivacious Suave I34 Bob Lence Be++y Spencer J. D. Williams OuTs1andinq WiHy HV9V55lll9H Marfha Culp Frank Broolcs Bonnie Service FascinaTing Dependable Service wifh a Smile Outstanding Seuivrs Reed Glauser Mary Thorne Efficien'r Draffees' Dream Girl Lambie Van CoH Ray Langs+on Rhoda Worley Sincere Talen+ed Humorous'7 I36 Shonnie McConaugi1y Unders+andinq Charlie McGillis Be+sy Moore Viqorous Bizerk 5 George Hawkins Engaged! -1 Mary Alice King Ray Jones En+husias+ic En+er+aining isi Sfudmf ,Cie s much Be1'a fhan playing wifh The girls Good To 'rhe Iasf drop. Anybody go? a dink +icke+? Sfudmf 10? Gabriel. Ummm! Grape Ambrosia. Anyrhing for a picrure. Student ZW The G sfrinq. Jurnpin' Jensen Jives. Did you hear abouf +l'1e Hwree morons? w Student ZW Sfricfly posed. No brakes. Soapbox orafors. Student LZ? 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U15 ?1ffl1 year 611155 Arf Overy Carol Dearclorff Zane Basworih Fred Lewis Anaclel Smifh Mary Lynn Mace Frank Broolzs Jinny Lee Nelson Kenneih Cummings Marian Rideoui' Jim Phillips Bob Ca pelli Jeaneffe Rainey Barbara Mower Maurice Rose Ray Jones Mae Terry Juclifh Bowman Bob Lewis Bonnie Cummings Bob Blaclchursr Carole Crandall Ferol Kelsey Joy Wooley Kafhryn Wesfbroolr Pal' Kearns Anna Halgren Don Holbroolc Richard Hagen Audrey Roesfenburg Diclr Shiba Beverly Pope Carol Goodman Bob Murphy Luana Lieh Bob Smirh Eugene Bulf Bersy Ann Pefers Richard Swenson Gloria Schell Roberf Hansen BeHy Jea Russ Gordon Beach n Olsen Miller Raona Evans Rosalyn Robbins Cardell Smlfh John Peferson Mary Richardson Lorene Clark Marshall Bennefl Wilmadeen Evans Gordon Hooper Marie Madsen Bill Limb Dick Thorpe Barbara Pichl' Mary Jane Sharmon George Hansen Eleanor Bernfsen Glen Smifh Roberf lvie George Phillips Bill Allen Jim Woodward Beffy Halsfead Jay Layion George Hawlrins Elaine Cannon Ray Smifh Doris Lovendale Granl' Pendlefon Nicholas R. Wolfier Marian Peferson Sfuarf Zimmerley Paul Ranson lenn Tueller Eugene Carroll Richard Holmquisf Al KniH'le Harold Swaner ean Warnick Roberf Mills Gordon Wiriclc Karel Kerr Ben Hafhaway Doroihy Anderson Leonard Morris Jane Morfon Sfanley Smooi' U16 Smizfr 61 ss Wmmmwww-www BeH'e Jean Thompson Bob Casflefon Maxine Holf Earl Fillmore Rolfe Smifh Joyce Johnson Mervyn Bennion Norma Lawley Gloria Green Lowell Smi'I'h Joan Brans+eH'er Alberi' Soufhwicl: Roberf Maleclrer Verna Snow Ralph Rohcle Helen Edwards Shirley Baleman Wayne Wrighf Shirley Chrisfensen Bob Merrill Bob Fell Beffy Lou Ausfin Aug us? Glissmeyer Gloria Cardon BeH'y Mills Earl Harmer Barbara Taylor Bob Barnes Gerry Anderson Mary Lou Lamberl' Paul Nelson Barbara Bone Joye Hale Allen Lund Sharon Robbins John Benne'H Diclx Larsen Rufl1 Ernsl' Tom Lyon Miyolzo Endo Beverly Duncan Brenlnall Barlow Marie Kirlclwam Douglas Crawford l59 Janice McCune A Ray Robinson Bobby Anne Davis J. D. Williams Ted Valenfine Sally Ralph Richard Movih Jean Balmer Mary Sweef Jack Hardy Rufh Nelson Bob Carlisle Pa+ Pace Diclr Anderson Larry Torsfenberg Mary Monson Sidney Nielson Norman Lund Irene S+one Jimmie Fields Wallace Thorup LaVon Chrisfensen Russell Anderson Mary Jean Hunfer Verna Lielz Cloycl Chamberlain Aldean Johnson Ralph Sims Pai' Leaver Dorene Chrisfensen John Van Wagoner Par Bowman Bill Lang Darlene Johnson Margery Carleson Vance Kirk Richard Cornelison Frances McLeod John Rasmussen Naomi Esiey Darlene Chrisfensen Darwin Freelaairn Rufh Rockwood Jim Gaugh 111 Norris Finch Thelma Har+ Russell Fehr Jane Hammel Lillian Talarezylc Don Smedley Verna Keddingfon Max Forfie Allen Folsom Joan Kuns+ Rodney Wach LaVon Taylor Bonnie Sfevens Bob Bracken Carol Lee Simmons Don Dunlap Fred Goldfhorpe Beverly Anderson Joseph Du Ernisi' Jeanne Jaclr Kalhryn Fairbanks Bob Donlcen Jenny Lee Bayer Clyde Phelps Craig Bramwell Marian Sfillman Charles Lange Peggy Chafferion Glenna Parker Floyd Johnson Phyllis Fowler Homer Wilkinson Don Bradshaw Joanne Parry Howard Peferson Janice Knighf Jack Sullivan BeHy Spencer Bud Cummings Dorofhy Nielson Virginia Jensen Ralph Ball Laura Mae Penrose Don Richardson Beverly Clair Smi+h Walfer Kerr Pafricia Regan Keni' Newman Richard Holmgren Beverly Shapiro Howard Buclcmiller Gloria Capson Robin Sellicl: Ronald Childs Georgean Van Dorn William Johnson Mari' Jorgensen Beverly Phillips Harley Busby Alice Alexander Sophie Kannes Jim Peirce June Grover Richard Smifh Roland Warner Carol Gardener Gailord McDonald Mary Maguire 3 Jim Haw'I'l1orne Enid Nelson Harold Marfin Joy Frewin Walene Monson Vernon Young Jayne Warnock LeRoy Allen Roy Andreason Elaine Lubeck Douglas Parker Kafhryn MacKay Keifh Earl Bonnie Service Douglas Haynes Mary Jackson Mavis Hickman Tom Collison Affon Bradford Lloyd Felsfed Marillyn Barker Ray Moore Cynfhia Cowan Pa+ Paige Sferling Workman Joyce Hoaglund Roberi' Bullen Marie Barker Rufh Sfeinfelf Truman Burfon LaRue Hadlock Gilberi' Erb Donald Peferson Leona Decker Gram' Soufhwick Alice Evans Mary Anne Russell Roberi' Van Wagoner Carol Osfler Richard Miner Kennefh Done Kenna Faye Oswald Sfanford Young Maxine Ruff Carolyn Lewis Jim Peferson Merrilyn Evans Richard Siam Dean McMurdie Dawn Reneau Galen Young Dorolhy Sheafs Le Ore Nelson Blair Bean Shirley Anderson Dicl: Anderson Nancy Welcher Bill Weiler Beverly Farnes William Dunn Dick Bradford Lucile Richards Richard Roberfson Carol Evans Carma Coulis haw Wilson Wood Dorofhy Tregeagle Guy Merlrley Bradley Carver Doro'rl1y Bernlson Kelfh Bernfson Beverly Guesf Geraldine McCullough David Broclrbanlr Beverly Budd Ted Heihman Margaref Tom Gloria Carlson Nafhan Beal Sluclci Ellison Jo Anne Lawrence Homer Haupiman Ruby Johnson Jay Jorgensen Jerry Mur Rona Edward Hilfon Phv Id Davidson Mariorie Davis Lloyde Mafhis Viola Merecli+h Gran? Mills Donna J. Anderson Kaihryn Waison Bob Sweef Irene Farnsworih Doug WaH's Gran? Evans Darlene Johnson Huberi' Bush Marian Heilbui' Bob Lilleviclc Vernell Synon Thomas Rees Barbara Mays Shirley Iva Edward Woolems Luella Thirioi' Harvey Boissier I69 Ruby Bosfwiclr Arihur Keeley Bill Vallcer lva Lou Greenhalgh James Cayias BeHy Lou HoFFman Sieve Brimley Beverly Boofh Kaiharine Erdwig Bill Le Cavalier Norma Dean David Eaby La Mar Nelson Julia Marlin Leland Bruderer Marian Tueller Jean Larson Marilyn Tueller Joyce Beck Wallace Scoff Jayne Taclje Beverly Waddoups DeLoy Thompson Leola Ruchfe Lois Jordon June Bufler Mary Janis Van Co'H Linnell Fullmor Sfanford Marfin Doro+hy Morefon Joseph Du Ermif Carol Rock Lyn Knudson June Harver Ted Whiiney Joyce Omer Joanne Farr Ernesf Elder Beverly While Roy Brooks Ralph Edwards Beverly Mar+in LeRoy Krafzer LaRue Miller Lela Rae Po'H's Shirley Hoggan BeH'y McCleocl Harry Welsch Harold Collipriesl' Joy Parker Elaine Benne'H Dorofhy Davis Margarel' Ball Chiyoko lwomo+o Rufh Calvin Warren Monson Evere'H' Richardson Arlene Mason Pal Chapman Phyllis Arbon Marianne Gray Phyllis Pefferson Toby Sasaki Leonard Higgi Belh Pri'I'cheH' ns Mariorie Preece Jackie Hogan BeHy Vincenl' Alice Mae Hood Cal Miller Shonnie McConaughy Deon Homer Edward Brown Evalyn Darger Judy Carlson Mariorie Nelson Susan Fell' Bill Perkins Beverly Farney Fred Eve Glorine Bolen Ray Hixon Jaclrie Anderson Alberl' Kienlre Donald Aldous Rhoda Worley Marilyn Poulfon Norma Toronio Warren Mulcoclc Shirley Thompson Bob Smifh Mildred Nixon Laura J. Morfensen Mary Lou Coull' Joanne Riggins Ernesf Rees Ari' Beesley Marfha lrene Culp Don McKelvie AnneH'e Rudine Elaine Maguire Marilyn Sfayner Dorolhy Done Leslie Brown Lewis Levinson Kafhryn Trayner Eugene McAllis'I'er Ruby Smi+h Nada MalleH'e Bonifa Anderson Beverly Redd Hugh Lewis Arda Anderson Marjorie Hansen Elaine Brofherson Richard Evan Joseph M. Tanner Eloise Siddoway Irving Slcolniclx Phyllis Call Jacqueline Abraham Mary Cairo Shirley Nelson Milfon Love Mildred Griffifh Keilh Nicholson Mary Alice King Alan Frank Keiih Williams Charlo+'I'e Burfon Joyce Sfewari' Delores Arnovich I75 Carolynn Horne Marilyn Horne Jerry Jenlcins Bill Ferguson Berf Todd Jeanne Snyder Paul Taylor Anne Sessions Mary Lou Cassidy Roberi' Huffon Hope Thompson Charles Caron Diclc McKendricl: Pauline Osfler Jim Hewle'H' Virginia Leary BeHy Jean Sheya Lou Ann Logan Joan Birkenshaw Jaclc Thomas Mollie Carlreelc Cleyon Firmage Jo Ann Gardeman Mardeen McDonal Florence Demman Pai Li'H'le Sluarl Dresser Bobbie Blaunell Clifford Curfis Ardea Lewis Shirley Hansen Preslon Glade Alice Oyama Kiyolzo lwamalo Lois Sfagg Gloria Gardner Welch Gregerson LaDean Thalman Gloria Hunfer Connie Silver BeH'y G. Cowley Craig Ward Mariorie Jarvis Belsy Jones , N .ai ai I77 Barbara Newman Jim Balman BeH'y Lou Smifh Mary Jane Zappe Thella Elcock lsabel Richardson Glenn Roberfs Barbara Nowofny Edward Snyder Geraldine While Bessie Reynold Dale Bernfson Ann Marie Leonard Bob Johnson Barbara York Marilyn Larson Fern Hansen Pairicia Pike Lee Pe+'l'y Anne Faye Kraals Jean Buckner Helen Troesfer Marilyn Morgan Tom Grua Y Ellen Jane Kerr Roberl' Jones Genevieve Smifh Lois Hansen Colleen Nichols Pricilla Hill Darrell Barnes Joanna Ludlow Mary Dawn Sfevens Carol Haynie La Tella Rowley Reed Sessions Jo Anne Leech Rufh Richardson Maurice McCullough Daryl Sanborn JoLayne Robbins Madelyn Buckley lla Jean Ferren Clair Halverson I79 Jean Fleming Edward Jones Aileen Sclwoberi' Ray Sfevens Douglas Gallacher Virginia lsalrson Geraldine Sfevenson Beverly Flini Helen Manley Harold Schowalfer Frances Runnels Burfis Evans Jack Robbins Colleen Smifb Ray Gardner Barbara Tomlinson Bernice Bernfson Harold Hawkes Joan Hendricks S+anley Fisher Paul Car+er Alice Thompson Ronnie Masfers Mary Claris Dick Isaacson Paf Vickers Murray Godbe Gwedella Earl Shirley Posf Guniher Tifel Mae Dal+on George Crawford Granf Woodward Dorofhy Wilson Bob MaH'hews Fae Dallon Roberf Wood Barbara Jacobs Bill Floor Befsy Moore Mary Thorne Roy Goodman Dorothy Anne Jessen Franlc Pylce ISI Ralph Davis Jo Ann Morrison Verona Kelsey Bryani' Bullen Diana Wolfier Anne Bowen Bruce Timofhy Helen Cracrofl Marian Kempner Dave Wl'1i'l'more Ruby Soufham E+hel Nelson James Sfernberg Barbara Nielson Bill Floor Donna Upman Marian Nelson Lucille Thorne Pafricia Warshaw Kaihryn Reynolds Joyce Gillespie Doro+hy Chrisfofferson Pai Daines George Sonnfag Bill Pizza Margie Schell Alber+ Mayo Gordon Olson Verla Gull Nadine Call Thomas Black Belly Blaney Doroihy DiHman Keiih Carroll Iris Lunn Jim Roe Bruce Sedley Gloria Hafen Jim Van Wagoner Kay Rigby Jean Anderson Don Madsen Maurine Orlob Bill Hughes Judifh Hyde Rodney Cl1ris+opl'1erson Susan Brewsfer Gordon Neerings Doreene Hogan Bob Evans Melvin Nielson Peggy Lowe Elaine Waflcins Marilyn Goddard Edie Timmons Reed Glauser Lyman Ballif LaVon Torgerson Doris Doffins Carrol Smiih Renee Fox Dick McKewan Bonnie Fisher Peggy Lee Whiring Geneva Sparks Margaref Marie Bane Colleen Smifh Arlene Barlow Ardis Gerrard De Effe Richards Marilyn Smifh Mary Jane McAllis+er U16 junizfr 616155 Marian Child Richard Hill Nancy Squires Dick Jenkins Truman Madse Colleen Cahoon Charles Inks n Mildred Evans Conrad Driggs Gloria Pelerson Myron Crandall Belly McGuire Mary Ellen Bennell York Richardson Berni ce Jensen Earl Sell John Hansen Helen Sin Edwa Faye Sluarl Bud Gleave clair rd Richards Joyce Winder James Nilson Susan Ames Joyce Crawford Jay Thomas Pegg y Slrong Tommy Conady Max Erickson Margarel Boyd Beverly Oviall Faye Dahle Clyde Early Keale Harris Renee Harrison Granl Williams Belly Busch Melvin Naylor Lucil le Reusser John Cannon Phil Ward Alice Sou Kalhryn Ellis Jimmie Knell vall Milan Fell Peggy Saunders Dan Wolslenholme Janel Buller Margarel Dixon Guy Holm Lucil le Armslrong Bill Janes Belly Barlon Jay Wheeler Lloyd Marlin Marilyn Bennell Ray Barnes Joyce Romney Modenna Brossa rd Lamar Peferson Jacqueline Sa rle Jerry Newman Beverly Greene Bob Roberf Anderson Mariorie Nels Fisher Helen Hierboeck Homan Rcberl Oh Jerry Zenger Rae Pal Coflerell Eddie Miller Jean Daynas Don Wooley Virginia Maxwell Geraldine Burgener Ken nelh Sansom Dan Whillier Beverly Meier Carol Ohmarl Vince Bradley Bill De Vore Joyce Fay Decker Donna Wardrop Shirl Cornwall Rulh Jameson Donald Tanner Valene Anderson Lynn Alexis Tan ner Hamilfon Hilda Lenk Reed Baxfer Mary Ann Higbee William Lunquisl' Eliza bell: Goldlhorpe Donna Gordon Bob Gillis Lois Pixlon Gordon Holbroolr Marilyn Vane Dale Allen Lee Olsen Evelyn Glazos Noland Schneider Beverly Sandin Glen Penrose Joan Mole Ralph Garrell Marilyn Akridge Beverlee Coleman Eldon Lundberg An neH'e Nibley Marl en McGhie Joan Merrill Calvin Nelson John Gale Elinor Chrisiensen Wesly Burrows Donna Young Beverly Dra keford Lorin Norlon Lucille Pe Dick Don lngleby Mary Louise E Dave Coleman Ida Young 'Person Beesely Helen Colville Carmen Kipp gan James Siannard Glor ia Curiis Joe Roesfenburg Barbara Tafe Maureen Harfmann Mark Giannopulos Renee Eskelsen Warren Noffziger Ralph Flygare Mae Eva ns Elaine Egan Dick Backman Fred Holbrook Helen Richards Barbara Morris Bill Kelson Besse Jeanne Larson Keifh Burnham Darlene Earl Geo Reid Rowland Margie Maug rge Page? Jane? Sweeney Bob Armsfrong han Jack Simonson Mariorie Bench Georgia Franke Gale Seaburg Glen Jensen Fern Benfon Jean Slafer Bob Chilion Joan Lillie Calvin Robinson Paul Kelly Shauna Sluarl Paul Pendlelon Frances Abboll Eugene Morgan Joan Beckslead Joe While Bonnie Ashlon Chaula re Cole Gordon Gale Pauli Douglas Sonnlag Janis Hollinger Merrill Bean Lois Denl ne Janke Don Tygerson Richard Knowles Colleen Allred Jack Miller Helen Vernon La Juen Chrislensen Julian Sm LuD Eugene Hansen Mary Lou Richards Jack Mccarlh ilh ean Iverson J. R. Larsen on Y Joyce Pearson Richard Timpson lla Maughan Leonard Bluhm Nadine Schull: Mary Armslrong Wayne Prall Rosa Marvin Seiler Gwen Jensen Dale Curry lie Chipman Bob Sillasl Jo Anne Baclrman Donald Laylon Marilyn Fish James Symne Donna Cooper Belly Angerbauer Ronald Eggerlson Phyn Bob Nielson Bessie Aposlol is Laverly Howard Grossman Richard Crook Jean Ranclc Richard Reynolds Beverly Pearson Belh Savage Janis Jensen Judd Brown Gloria Halverson Lynn Howarlh Barbara Wilson Gerry Glanville Mary Duanne Sfewarl Mary Richards Joseph Hunler Beverly Hu+chings Don Hursl Darrel Busby Ann Brockbank Carrol Jex Belly Wallxer Beverly Whir Ralph Thiriol Glenna Williams Beverly Gayler John Harris Barbara Carn Joan Bledsoe Vic HOl'Z William Slredelman Muriel Huggefh lnga Johnson Clyde Gillelle Kay Crowder La Neice Pelerson Darlene Anderson Thorald Harris Bae Bishop Belle Jensen Blair Anderson Janis Wood Mary Louise Grooms Mildred Johnson Ken Robinson Eslher Hansen Roger Hawley Virginia Hobson Bryce Robinson Argery Koyapacis Tula Lafches Joe Preece Faye Drushal Marian Bowman Mariorie McDermaid Bruce Jenkins Joan Harries Connie Wallrer Richard Sandberg Jean Jones Don Mariinson Dawn Slevens Shirley Olsen Dan Jerman Louanna Scherer Rulh Slagle Jerry Clark Richard Cummings Carma Crawley Lucille Bender Claylon Williams Beverly Robinson Donna Buckmiller Carl Johnson Peggy Pelerson Jean Eldredge Jay Carrick Boyd Pope Pafricia Welcher Kay Clawson Esiher Jackson Tom Allen Elaine Erickson Shirley Brewslor Elliof Morris Maurine McA Carolyn Walsh rfhur Doroihy Colleen Smith Duanne Wimmer Dorofhy Toeffler June Cuilar Oscar McCon LaWana Durfee kia Verna Hancock Rufh Cale Bonnie Goodman Janis Bradford Doris Rudolph Judd Dowell Gran? Evans Belh Angeline Psarras Rulh Eliason Morrison John Knowlfon Elaine Rawlings Claire Tucker Jack Carol Springman Dorolhy Smilh Croffs Joyce Griffiihs Colleen Young Eleanor B renneke LaNore Chrisfensen Hal Marsell Nola Sloddard Carl Wahlquisi Cleo Campbell Helen Odelrirk Mary Lois Sharp Sue Care Alvin Wariman Beverly Tingey Charles Hammer Norma Kielsfrom lvalou Sperry Joan Lingenfe Janice Bullough Pafricia Maach Her Beffy Ann Cooper Glen Sfevens LaMar Gailey Pauline Ray Cherrie S Mari Gale Nelson Ralph Evans Donna Smifh Bob Gafherum weelon an Heard Waller Harris Helen McCraney Corinne Hall Marsy Hall John Maclers Dorolhy Richa Valerie G Sally Clark Diclr O'Donnell rdson ale Sherie Solomon Rowena Romneg David Benne'H' Nels Hall Helen Soclerberg Barbara Hay Donna Fa rney Anna Lou Giles Beb Olsen Beverly Bingham Tom Hoffer Larry Howensrine Lorna Chrisiiansen Barbara Arbuclxle Beverly Howarcl Virginia Zeese Helen Sorenson Carma Lundberg Bill Barflefi' Janice Jacobsen Mary Louise Kanold Derrill Richards Phyllis Larson Dorolhy Logan Donna Wise Hugh Tullle Helen Bilner LaVina Livingslon Taula Kannes Gloria Croll Miriam Glaeser Joy Lund Dan Ellis Calherine Traslr Mary Lee Nelson Yvonne Henninger Mariorie Osborn Ken Ericlrson Dorolhy Sadleir Mariorie Meyer Belly Houslon Belly Raine Belly Calder Conrad Fealherslon Helen Pyper Tommy Prall Jeanne Waller Nick Jaullas Colleen Bassell George Pulerbaugh Vadna Nielson Drusilla Zwahlen Ada Lou Wallrer Billie Lawley Shirley Judd Kirlr Thompson Arleen Smilh Donald Sonnlag Calherine Burlon Virginia Ellis Barbara Sims Frances McArdle Palsy Anderson James Poullon Barbara Hansen Colleen Ca hoon Donna Lance Waller Wagner Carrol Bunburg Marilynn Rebholz Barbara Smilh Geraldine Chrislensen Phyllis McCary Lois Murdock Dick Birhinshaw Lucy Ann Parkinson La Mar Hemsley Ja neih Nuffall Fred Herfz Marcia Core Marlin Brixen Ja nice Johnson Anfhon Wilden EllioH' Wolfe Barbara Bennion Don Kuhre Gayle Plafi George Jouflas Marion Lang Jewel Johnson Jack Pullman Shirley Osfler Bill Hayes Mary Lou Bronson Griff Jenkins Roberr McConaughy Mary Rufh Leaver Douglas McKelvie Le Isle Blunf Roy Hardy BeHy Imhoff Genela Frakes Hal Hafch Carol Siddoway Alonzo Ferrell Shirley Hallman Howard Bradford Wallace Pannier Joyce Winfer John Morgan Bonnie Peferson Donald Manfyla LaRue Calderwood Geraldine Sfewarf Maurice Jones Norma Cannon Winfried Angleman Shizui Oki Galen Wooley Gaylen Johnson Jackie Woodruff Jack Coombs Eleanor Joan Nelson Dale Brown Shirley Parsons Del Rae Waldron Bob Edwards Pairicia Flora Gordon Simpson Douglas Jacobsen Shannon Bob Harding Summerhays Janei Woodruff Gran? Clawson Jane Bryanf Paffy McCallum Bill Denning Janis Livingsfon Roberf Chipman JoAnn Kearns Keifh PeHy Bob McAr1hur Gloria Sorenson Brieni Hawkins Florence Bishop John Saunders Louise Nicholson Belly Williams Lloyd Ga llego Marian Darger Roberl Jerrell Ernie Mariani Mariorie Jones Hugh Fowler Frances Johnson Dave Clark Colleen Van Noy Larayne Rideouf Darlene Dykes Margarei Sfevens Regnal Garff Marilyn Thurman Travis Reneau Bill Hermanson Mar Jean Paxman Todd Eagar Harrieff Brown Nancy Jane Taylor Belly Glad Billie Kunsf Douglas Snow Pal Clark James Liffle Joy Sfrafford 'Bob Reynolds Rufus Tracy Trudy Williams Menlo Smifh Nancy Volker John Balinger Elaine Gowers Lane McKean Jean Carnwell Ja ner Love Paul Willrenson Pal' Earl Keifh Dibble Ronald Ryser Alice Dean Carlson Ralph Torreyson Donna Williams Ken? Larson Jean Scofield Dempsey Smifh Nafalie Bernfsen Maxine Beveridge David Bu rlon Pal' Tuclrer Harvey Glade Mary Anfon Harold Bowman George Amussen LaVerl McFarland Harold Elliol l' Josephine Perkins Edwin Collins De Elie Richards Elaine Anderson Jean Anderson Ronald Smilh I May Goul' Ted Slevensen Barbara Gray Phyllis Worlen Norman Sears Beverly Rhodes Nancy Sheen Wallace Sfelich Calherine Taggarl Graham Doxey June Rober-ls Marie Swenson Marie Keale Roberl Gillespie Beverly Olsen Leslie Taylor Milfon Smilh Helen Odelxirk Wally Palriclc Sian Iverson Dorolhea McKinnon Joyce Barlow Joan Child Bob Easlman LaVerne Summerhays lvy Deane Brailhwaife Allan Barker Jo Ann Gilchrisf Bill Taff 'Chad Murdock Joan Miller Phil Peach Helen Halkesfad Myrfh Wes? Don Kienke Theodore Niiya Beverly Harrison Luella Harvey Beverly Bruening Lowell Anderson Jean Earl Gayle Vandehei Richard Prows Jerry Sain Susan Anderson Dick Koplin Allen Howell Donna Rae Brandley Jay Maxfield John Meireheu Charles Knudsen Bernice Laughlin Jane Swope Rufh Muir Florence Rae Woolsey Beverly Rhodes Pafricia Soules Norman Cornell Jude! and ,4 dzferfi ing - X-N X 'xr , .vw- ire:- XX .i-Xe ' 'Mai XX X X XX X Q XX X QXXM' WK Mx X AX QX SX X 5 NSS L X M X X4 : Q. F-g, XX, J 'NX X 5 ffl -4 A Abboll, Francis Akridge. Marilyn Aldous, Don Alexander, Alice Allen, Bill Allen, LeRoy Allen, Tom Allred, Colleen Ames, Susan Amussen, George Anderson, Arda Anderson, Beverly Anderson, Blair Anderson, Bonila Anderson, Darlene Anderson, Dick Anderson, Donna J. Anderson, Dorolhy Anderson, Elaine Anderson, Gerry Anderson, Jackie Anderson, Jean Anderson, Jean Anderson, Lowell Anderson, Palsy Anderson, Roberl Anderson, Russell Anderson, Shirley Anderson, Susan Anderson, Valene Andreason, Roy Angerbauer, Belly Angelman, Winilrecl Anlon, Mary Aposlle, Bessie Arborn, Phyllis Arbuckle, Barbara - Armslrong, Bob Armslrong, Lucille Armslrong, Mary Aronovich, Delores Ashlon, Bonnie Auslin, Belly Lou B Backman, Dick Backman, Jo Anne Baker, Jean Balinger, John Ball, Margarel Ball, Ralph Ballil, Lyman Balman, Jim Bane, Margarel Marie Barker, Allan Barker, Marie Barker, Marilyn Barlow, Arlene Barlow, Brenlnall Barlow, Joyce 202 INDEX Barnes, Bob Barnes, Darrell Barnes. Ra Barllell, all Barlon, Belly Bassell, Colleen Baleman ,Shirley Baxler, Reed Bayer, Jenny Lee Beach, Gordon Beal, Nalhan Bean, Blair ' Bean, Merrill Beck, Joyce Beckslead, Joan Beesley, Arl Beesley, Dick Bench, Mariorie Bender, Lucille Bennell, David Bennell, Elaine Bennell, John Bennell, Marilyn Bennell, Marshall Bennell, Mary Ellen Bennion, Barbalyn Bennion, Mervyn Benlon, Faye Bernlsen, Nalalie Bernlson, Bernice Bernlson, Dale Bernlson, Dorolhy Bernlson, Eleanor Bernlson, Keilh Beveridge, Maxine Bingham, Beverly Birkinshaw, Dick Birkinshaw, Joan Bishop, Bae Bishop, Florence Bilner, Helen Black, Thomas Blackhursl, Bob Blaney, Belly Blauvell, Bobbie Blidsoe, Joan Bluhm, Leonard Blunl, Le Isle Boisser, Harvey Bolen, Glorine Bone, Barbara Boolh, Beverly Boslwick, Ruby Bosworlh, Zane Bowen, Anne Bowman, Harold Bowman, Judilh Bowman, Marian Bowman, Pal Bracken, Bob Bradlord, Allon Bradford, Dick Bradlord, Howard Bradlord, Janis Bradley, Vince Bradshaw, Don Brailhwaile, Ivy Deane Bramwell, Craig Brandley, Donna Rae Bransleller, Joan Brenneke, Eleanor Brewsler, Shirley Brewsler, Susan Brimley, Sleve Brixon, Marlin Brockbank, Ann Brockbank, David Bronson, Mary Lou Brooks, Frank Brooks, Roy Brossard, Modenna Brolherson, Elaine Brown, Dale Brown, Edward Brown, Harriell Brown, Judd ' Brown, Les Bruderer, Leland Bruening, Beverly Bryanl, Jane Buckley, Madelyn Buckmiller, Donna Buckmiller, Howard Buckner, Jean Budd, Beverly Bullen, Bob Bullen, Bryanl Bullough, Janice Bull, Eugene Bunbury, Carrol Burgener, Geraldine Burnham, Keilh Burrows, Wesley Burlon, Calherine Burlon, Charlolle Burlon, David Burlon, Truman Busby, Darrell Busby, Harley Busch, Belly Bush, Huberl Buller, Janel Buller, June C Cahoon, Colleen Cahoon, Colleen Cairo, Mary Calder, Belly Calderwood, LaRee Call, Nadine Call, Phyllis Campbell, Cleo Cannon, Elaine Cannon, John Cannon, Norma Capelli, Bob Capson, Gloria Cardon, Gloria Carkeeh, Mollie Carleson, Margery Carlisle, Bob Carlson, Alice Dean Carlson, Gloria Carlson, Judy Carn, Barbara Caron, Charles Carrick, Joy Carroll, Eugene Carroll, Keilh Carler, Paul Carver, Bradly Cassidy. Mary Lou Casllelon, Bob Cale, Rulh Cayias, James Chamberlain Clo d Chapman, Pal Y Challerlon, Peggy Child, Joan Child, Marian Childs, Ronald Chillon, Bob Chipman, Roberl Chipman, Rosalie Chrislensen, Darlene Chrislensen, Dorene Chrislensen, Elinor Chrislensen, Geraldine Chrislensen, LaJuen Chrislensen, LaNore Chrislensen, LaVon Chrislensen, Shirley Chrislensen, Lorna Chrisloflerson, Dorolhy Chrislopherson, Rodney Clark, Dave Clark, Jerry Clark, Lorene Clark, Mary Clark, Pal Clark. Sally Clawson, Granl Clawson, Kay Cole, Chaulare Coleman, Beverlee Coleman, Dave Coleman, Helen Collins, Edwin Collipriesl, Harold Collison, Tom Conady, Tommy Coombs, Jack Cooper, Donna Copper, Belly Ann Core, Marcia Core, Sue Cornelison, Richard Cornell, Norman Cornwall, Shirl Cornwel, Jean Collerell, Pal Coulishan, Carma Coull, Mary Lou Cowan, Cynlha Cowley, Bell G. Cracrofl, Helen Crandall, Carol Crawford, Douglas Crawford, George Crawford, Joyce ' Crawley, Carma Crofl, Gloria Crofls, Jack Crook, Richard Crowden, Kay Culp, Marlha lrene Cummings, Bonnie Cummings, Bud Cummings, Richard Cummings, Kennelh Curry, Dale Curlis, Clifford Curlis, Gloria Culler, June D Daffin, Doris Dahle, Faye Daines, Pal Dallon, Fae Dallon, Mae Darger, Evalyn Darger, Marian Davidson, Ronald Davis, Bobbie Ann Davis, Dorolhy Davis, Mariorie Davis, Ralph Daynes, Rae Jean Dean, Norma Deardorff, Carol Decker, Joyce Decker, Leona Demman, Florence Denning, Bill Denl, Lois De Vore, Bill Dibble, Keilh Dillman, Dorolhy Dixon, Margarel- Done, Dorolh Done, Kennelh Donkin, Bob Dowell, Judd Doxey, Graham Drakeford, Beverly Dresser, Sluarl Driggs, Conrad Drushal, Faye Du Ermil, Joseph Duncan, Beverly Dunlap, Don Dunn, William Durfee, LaWana Dykes, Darlene ' E Eaby, David Eager, Todd Earl, Darlene Earl, Gwendella Earl, Jean Earl, Keilh Earl, Pal Early, Clyde Easlman, Bob Edwards, Helen Edwards, Ralph Edredge, Jean Egan, Elaine Egan, Mary Lois Eggerlson, Ronald Elcock, Thella Elden, Ernesl Eliason, Rulh Elliol, Harold Ellis, Dan Ellis, Kalhryn Ellis, Virginia Ellison, Tom Endo, Miyoko Erb, Gilberl Erickson, Elaine Erickson, Ken Erickson, Max Erdwig, Kalharine Ernsl, Rulh Eskelsen, Renee Esley, Naomi Evan, Richard Evans, Alice Evans Bob Evans, Burlis Evans, Carol Evans, Granl Evans, Granl Evans Mae Evans Merrilyn Evans, Mildred Evans, Ralph Evans, Raona Evans, Wilmadeen Eve, Fred F Fairbanks, Kalhryn Farnes, Beverly Farney, Beverly Farney, Donna Farnsworlh, lrene Farr, Joanne Fealherslone, Con Fehr, Russel rad Felsled, Lloyd Fell, Bob Fell, Milan Felr, Susan Ferguson, Bill Ferrell, Alonzo Ferrin, lla Jean Field, Jimmie Fillmore, Earl Finch, Norris Firmage, Cleyon Fish, Marilyn Fisher, Bob Fisher, Bonnie Fisher. Slanley Fleming, Jean Flinl, Beverly Floor, Bill Flora, Parricia Flygare, Ralph Folsom, Allen Forrie, Max Fowler, Hugh Fowler, Phyllis Fox, Renee Frakes, Genera Franke, Georgia Frank, Alan Freebairn, Darwin Frewin, Joy Fullmor, Linell G Gaile LaMar y. Gale, Gordon Gale, John Gale, Valerie Gallacher, Douglas Gallego, Lloyd Gardeman, Jo Ann Gardener, Carol Gardner, Ray Garff, Regnal Garrard, Ardis Garre'H, Ralph Galherum, Bob Gaugh, Jim Gaylor, Beverly Gianopolis, Mark Gilchrisl, Jo Ann Giles, Anna Lou Gillespie, Joyce Gillespie, Roberr Gillerre, Clyde Gillis, Bob Glad, Belly Glade, Harvey Glaeser, Miriam Glauser, Reed Glazos, Evalyn Gleave, Bud Glissmeyer, Augusl' Godbe, Murray Goddard, Marilyn 234 Goldlhorpe, Elizabe+h Goldlhorpe, Fred Goodman, Bonnie Goodman, Carol Goodman, Roy Gour, May Gowers, Elaine Granville, Gerry Gray, Barbara Gray, Marianne Green, Gloria Greene, Beverly Greenhalgh, lva Lou Gregerson, Welch Grillelh, Mildred Grifleihs, Joyce Grooms, Mary Louise Grossman, Howard Grover, June Grua, Tom Guesl, Beverly Gull, Verla H Hadlock, LaRue Halen, Gloria Hagen, Richard Hale, Joye Halgren, Anna Hall, Corinne Hall, Marsy Hall, Nels Hallman, Shirley Halkesied. Helen Halsled, Berry Halverson, Clair Halverson, Gloria Hamilfon, Lynn Hammel, Jane Hammer, Charles Hancock, Verna Hansen, Barbara Hansen, Esrher Hansen, Eugene Hansen, Fern Hansen, George Hansen, Lois Hansen, John Hansen Hansen , Marjorie Roberl Hansen: Shirley Harding, Shannon Hardy, Jack Hardy, Roy Harries, Joan Harris, Harris, Harris, Boyd John Thorald Harris, Waller Harrison, Beverly Harrison, Renee Hari, Thelma Harlmann, Maureen Harver, June Harvey, Luella Halch, Hal Hafhaway, Ben Hauplman, Homer Hay, Barbara Hayes, Bill I Iaynes, Douglas Haynie, Carol Hawkes, Harold Hawkins, Brien'r Hawkins, George Hawley, Roger Hawfhorne, Jim Heard, Marion Heilbur, Marian Heifzman, Ted Hemsley, LaMar Hendriks, Joan Henninger, Yvonne Hermanson, Bill Herlz, Fred Hewleli, Jim Hierbock, Helen Hickman, Mavis Higbee, Mary Ann Higgins, Leonard Hill, Pricilla Hill, Roberl Hilron, Edward Hixon, Ray Hoaglund, Joyce Hobson, Virginia Hoffer, Tom Hoffman, Belly Lou Hogan, Doreen Hogan, Jackie Hoggan, Shirley Hollorock, Gordon Holbrook, Don Holbrook, Fred Holm, Guy Holmgren, Richard Holmquisl, Richard Hol+, Maxine Homan, Roberl' Homer, Deon Homer, Earl Hood, Alice Mae Hooper, Gordon Horne, Carolyn Horne, Marilyn Hollinger, Janis Holz, Vic Housron, Be++y Howard, Beverly Howar+h, Lynn Howensline, Larry Howell, Allen Huggerh, Muriel Hughes, Bill Hun'rer, Gloria Hunler, Joseph Hunrer, Mary Jean Hursf, Don Huichings, Beverly Hyde, J udilh l lba, Shirley Ingleby, Inks. Ch lmhoff, Don arles Belly Isaacson, Dick Isaacson, Virginia Iverson, Lu Dean Iverson, Sian Ivie, Roberi Iwamolo, Chiyoko Iwomofo, Kiyoko Jack, Je J 6006 Jackson, Esfer Jackson, Mary Jacobs, Barbara Jacobsen, Douglass Jacobsen, Janice Jameson, Ru+h Janes, B Janke, Pauline Jarvis, Mar'orie Jauflas, Jauflas, Jenkins, Jenkins, Jenkins, Jenkins, Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, Jensen. Jensen, Jerman, l George Nick Bruce Dick Griff Jerry Bernice Belle Glen Gwen Janis Virginia Dan Jerrell, Roberf Jex, Carrol Johnson, Aldean Johnson, Bob Johnson, Carol Johnson, Darlene Johnson, Darlene Johnson, Floyd Johnson, Francis Johnson, Gaylen Johnson, Inga Johnson, Janice Johnson, Jewell Johnson, Mildred Johnson, Ruby Johnson, William Jones, Beisy Jones, Edward Jones, J ean Jones, Marjorie Jones. Maurice Jones, Ra Jones, Roberl' Jorden, Lois Jorgenson, Jay Jorgenson, Mari' Judd, Shirley K Kannes, Daula Kannes, Sophie Kanold, Mary Louise Kayapacis, Argery Kearns, Jo Ann Kearns, Pai Keale, Margarer Keare, Marie Keddingfon, Verna Keeley, Arlhur Kelly, Paul Kelsey, Ferol Kelsey, Verona Kelson, Bill Kempner, Marian Kerr, Ellen Jane Kerr, Waller Kienke, Alberf Kienke, Don King, Mary Alice Kipp, Carmen Kirk, Vance Kirkham, Marie Kiecsirom, Norma Knell, Jimmie Knight Jance Kniffle, AI Knowles, John Knowles, Richard Knudsen, Charles Knudsen, Lyn Koplin, Dick Kroals, Anne Faye Kuhre, Don Kunsf, Billie Kunst Joan L Lamberi, Mary Lou Lance, Donna Lang, Bill Lang, Charles L.ang, Marion Larsen, Dick Larsen, J. R. Larson, Jeane Larson. Kem' Larson, Marilyn Larson, Phyllis Laiches, Lula Laughlin, Bernice Laverry, Phyllis Lawley, Billie Lawley, Norma Lawrence, Jo Ann Laylon, Donala Layfon, Jay Leary, Virginia Leaver, Mary Rulh Leaver, Pal' Le Cavalier, Bill Lee, Allen Leech, Jo Ann Lenk, Hilda Leonard, Marie Lewis, Ardea Lewis, Bob Lewis, Carolyn Lewis, Fred Lewis, Hugh Levinson, Lewis Liefz, Luana Liefz, Verna Lillevick, Bob Lillie, Joan Limb, Bill Lingenfelfer, Joan LiHle, James Lilile, Pai Livingsfon, Janis Livingslon, LaVina Logan, Dorolhy Logan, Lou Ann Love, Janef Love, Mil+on Lovendale, Doris Lowe, Peggy Lubeck, Elaine Ludlow, Joanne Lund, Allen Lund, Joy Lund, Norman Lundbergh, Eldon Lundquisf, William Lunn, Iris Lyon, Tom M Mace, Mary Lyn Mackens, John Madsen, Don Madsen, Truman Maeck. Pa+ricia Maquire, Elaine Maguire, Mary Malecker, Roberl MalleHe, Nada Maniyla, Donald Mariani, Ernie Marsell, Hal Marlin, Beverly Marrin, Julia Marlin, Harold Mar'rin, Lloyd Malrin, Sfanford Marlinson, Don Mason, Arlene Masiers, Ronnie Malhis, Llyode Maflhews, Bob May, Barbara Maughan, lla Maughan, Margie Maxfield, Jay Maxwell, Virginia Mayo, Alberl' McAllis+er, Eugene McAllisier, Mary Jane McArdle, Francis McAr'rhur, Bob Mclhrihur, Maurine McCallum, Paiiy McCar'rhy, Jack McCary, Phyllis McCleod, Beify McConaughy, Roberf McConaughy, Shonnie McConkie, Oscar McCraney, Helen McCullough, Geraldine McCullough, Maurice McCune, Janice McDermaid, Marjorie McDonald, Gailord McDonald, Mardeen McFarland, LaVerI McGuire, Befiy McGuire, Marlen McKay, Karhryn McKean, Lane McKelvie, Douglas McKelvie, Don McKendrick, Dick McKewan, Dick McKinnon, Doroihea McMurdie, Dean Meier, Beverly Meirhew, John Meredifh, Viola Merkley. Guy Merrell, Bob Merrill, Joan Meyer, Marjorie Miller, Cal Miller, Eddie Miller, Jack Miller, Joan Miller, LaRue Miller, Russ Mills. Be++y Mills, Gran? Mills, Roberf Miner, Richard Minley. Helen Monson, Mary Monson, Rufh Monson, Walene Moore, Be'rsy Moore, Ray Morefon, Dorofhy Morgan, Eugene Morgan, John Morgan, Marilyn Morris, Barbara 206 Morris, Elliof Morris, Leonard Morrison, Befh Morrison, Jo Ann Moriensen, Laura Jean Morron, Jane Mole, Joan Moviiz, Dick Mower, Barbara Muir, Ruih Mulcock, Warren Murdock, Chad Murdock, Lois Murphey, Jerry Murphy, Bob N Naylor, Melvin Neering, Gordon Neilson, Sidney Nelson, Calvin Nelson, Enid Nelson, Eleanor Joan Nelson, Erhel Nelson, Gale Nelson, Jenny Lee Nelson, Marion Nelson, Marjorie Nelson, Marjorie Nelson, Mary Lou Nelson, Paul Nelson, LaMar Nelson, Le Ore Nelson, Rufh Nelson, Shirley Newman, Barbara Newman, Jerry Olsen, Dale Olsen, Shirley Olson, Gordon Orlob, Maurine Osborn, Marjorie Osrler, Carol Osller, Pauline Osfler, Shirley Oswald, Kenna Faye Overy, Ari' OviaH, Beverly Oyama, Alice P Pace, Par Pager, George Paige, Pal Pannier, Wallace Parker, Douglas Parker, Glenna Packer, Jay Parkinson, Lucy Ann Parry, Joanne Parsons, Shirley Pairick, Wally Paxman, Mar Jean Peach, Phil Pearson, Beverly Pearson, Joyce Peirce, Jim Pendlefon, Gram' Pendleion, Paul Penrose. 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D. Williams, Keilh Williams, Trudy Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Dorolhy Wimmer, Duanne Winder, Joyce Winler, Joyce Wirick, Gordon Wise, Donna Wolle, Ellioll Wolslenholme, Dan Wollier, Marian Wollier, Nicholas R. Wood, Janis Wood, Roberl Wood, Wilson Woodruff, Jackie Woodward, Granl Woodward, Janel Woodward, Jim Woolums, Edward Wooley, Don Wooley, Galen Wooley, Jay Woolsey, Florence R Workman, Slerling Worley, Rhoda Worlen, Phyllis Wrighl, Wayne Y York, Barbara Young, Donna Young, Gaylen Young, lda Young, Slanlord Young, Vernon Younze, Colleen Z Zappey, Mary Jane Zeese, Virginia Zenger, Jerry . Zimmerley, Sluarl Zwahlen, Drusilla 66 Complimenis ol BAMBURGER RAILROAD COMPANY AN EDUCATION IS AS GOOD AS THE ATTITUDES, KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS YOU KEEP ALIVE AFTER GRADUATION. BOOKS are Ihe allies of learning. DESERET BOOK COMPANY 44 Easi Soufh Temple SI. Salf Lake Cify, Ufah The Book Cenfer of Ihe Inlermounfain WesI Complimenfs of RoI'isserie Inn Complimenls of AshI'on 8: Evans, ArchiI'ecI's Beneficial Life Building SaI+ Lake Ciiy, Ufah fKD UIah's NBC Sfafion Besi Wishes from Sears, Roebuck 8: Co. Main and Broadway You Can I' Beal' +he Du+cI1! An enormous line of Living Room, Dining Room and Bedroom furnilure and carpeling, eIc. Keep up Ihe home fronf HOLLAND FURNITURE CO. 364 Sou+h S+a+e Phone 5-I749 Reserves In Ihe pursuils of peace, as in Ihe slraiegy of war, success ollen de- pends on reserves. Srarl' early 'ro build up your own personal reserve of ready cash, in a savings account Your accounl' here is cordially in- viled. THE CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY of SALT LAKE cirv Member Federal Deposil Insurance Corporalion PAGE FRUM WN BOOK 7 N ATURE S O f carved, engraved, and richlv colored with her own exquisite tints and blends f a record of the ages . . . lor all to read and eniov. For the records oi men f their thoughts, beliefs, hopes, and deeds f the artist, the he bookbinder combine their ready to printer, and t skills. Yon'll find all of them here, with master workmanship. serve you S ADVERT ISING .cthaidlzgs IZEINTING 36 RICHA 9 marks: SALT LAK1iU?:iTifTiiEET 9 BOWLING IS REAL FUN Our bowling recreafions are social cen- fers where every member oi The family can enjoy irs benefirs. Pleasanf sur- roundings amid an aimosphere of socia- biliiy and real fun. ...Visi+... RITZ-TEMPLE BOWLING RECREATIONS 9th So. - Main Main - No. Temple S+. INSULATE wifh WooIsuIa+e,+he Superior Rock Wool. Also Furnaces and Srolcers. For free esfirnafes phone or wrile EARL BENNION-Magna, Ufah, Phone 2266 CHEAP RATES Pho+o Blue Company Ness Building Phone 5-I7I3 Check in for a Check-up at CAR CONSERVATION HEADOUARTERS Care for Your Car- For Your Counrry PEP88 U GASOLINE IN reno Utah Oil Refining Co. Stations and Dealers in Its Products : ETTR - 5-XY Sf? 54' o is x. V I ,ac L' if ESTABLISHED Q , A m Mn- C A Brighter Future In The years ahead, you may be 'rhankful Ihaf you had The foresighf +o open a savings accounf as soon as you began earning money, and Io add ro ii regularly. Come in some day soon and Ier us Tell you abouf our services. WALKER BANK 8: TRUST COMPANY Resources More Than Fiffy Million Dollars Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corporafion GOOD FOOD A 8 W 5+h Soufh and Sfafe Sfreei Graduafion Cards Graduation Giffs Hesser's Whai' No'r Shop 924 Easr 9'Ih Soufh SaI'I' Lake Cify a+ McCLANAHAN'S 27-29 Wes+ Broadway You will find every NEW Fashion for ' Men ' Boys ' Women ' Girls a+ CASH PRICES BUT NOT A PENNY ADDED for 30-day Charge Accounts or Budgel' Paymenfs. YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED WW SGLT Remus me-M A35 .wfdd For more POPULARITY . . . BELIEVE IT OR NOT . . . IWifh Apologies io RipIeyI This season -learn 'rhe lafesr DANCE s+eps in rumba, Tango, wal+z and fox 'rro'f. E B D R S E D Form a dance-class wilh Your friends D and have a lol of fun while learning. '43 ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS R 0 E' 5 4I2 Templefon Bldg. Dual 3-7792 STATE AND BROADWAY Every+hing Pho+ographic - PRINTING COMPANY, INC. EAS-I-MAN Commercial and Pulolicalion P R l N T E R S INCORPORATED Phone 3-4l03 23 I-35 Edison S+ree+ l55 Soufh Main S'rree+ Salf Lalce Cify, U+ah Salf Lake Cify FLOWERS . . . SaI+.Lake Floral Co. I9I0 Sou+h S+a+e S+. Phone 6-8795 ENJOY A HORSEBACK RIDE AT THE Ho1 N'To+ Riding Academy 75c per hour Phone 5-4505 J. Andy Slevenson. Owner TAYLOR JEWELRY CO. Makers of Refined Class Rings, Pins and Awards ROOM 206 - BOYD PARK BUILDING I26 So. Main S'I're+ Phone 4-8554 LEYSON-PEARSALL CO. J ewe I e rs 236 SouI'h Main S'I'ree+ Salf Lalce Cify f fake photograph hm Si1ldLTliS 'Y e year he ind us has been one oi the rnost trou ied in history. Many oi us have been orced to find new ways oi iiving, and w orkinsg, to rnake new adiustrnents in our iives and riendships nd yet at the ciose oi this, rny twentieth year oi association with high schooi stud nts arn confident and hopeiui oi the uture Sure X know you graduates have a big oh ahead oi you . . . perhaps the higgest one ever aced y any group oi youth . . .huti aiso kno N you ve got the training, courage and hackf h ine to see it through and rnake this a hetter X ori in which to iive. So success and Go f s iced it has heen a pieasure to know you . . . wc hope ior the privueges oi serving you again rn the years to corne. Sincerely, Y. S.Fiokr,ir ic I Icrzllquwym f Y 'In' AUDI0 AL EQUIPMENT Pro' Jectfjrs Idationauy' Sound Equ. held, rv qCkDoW1ed lgmcnt et tions- 6 mvit ge le d, C' Am . im- , 6 ygu - 3 Gr i A PTO IS Schools, audf Inquiries YU this imwr the itoriums Chegardhg in Hint 7 ufches Sta Iq, , Etc. 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UTAH-IDAHO SCHOOL Men in fhe Service are qeflinq Ihe mosl of our Bars and Chocolafes. If you can'I gel all you Want Remember WS. I55 So. S+a+e SaI+ Lake Ci+y Every'rhir1g for Office and Schools GLADE CANDY CO. SaI+ Lake L. D. S. TRAINING PAYS A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Prepare now for a posilion of imporl- ance in milifary, Governmen'I', or civilian Sell' I-alle Ogden P 0V0 offices. L. D. s. BUSINESS coLLEeE Complmeifs Self Lake Cify, Ufah Burl' Brown Floral Day and Evening 1 All Ihe Year Our Specially Air-Slvp Shoes For iivin', drivin', or iusl plain wallcin', you'll find 'rha+ Air Slreps give more real fool comforl per mile and are Fashion- able Favoriles. ' f 63 Sou+h Main Cornplirnenfs of AMERICAN ASPHALT ROOF CORP. Huddari' Floral Co. TELEPHONES-3-4534-3-4585 C-ALT- 56 Soufh Main Sireef John W. Giles Sal? Lake Cify, Ufah Somewhere in The life of every person comes 'rhe les? of wha? he Truly is, nol' only from fhe oufside bu+ also from wifhin. 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My official posT, as edifor, sTood vacanf upon my graduaTion aT The half-year. Miss Jeanne Snyder lformerly Publicafion ArTisTl and Mr. Murray Godbe lformerly AssociaTe EdiTorl, unfaulTering Took The lourden of preeconceived ideas, To fashion a Tangible slceTch of evenfs. When Time marched To a milifary Tempo, confusion exisfed. Some sfaff members lefl us To Train Tor, and work in war jobs-as well as for miliTary service. In The reflecfion of poliTical condifions There have been, no doubT, oversighTs which as errors, shall inevifably rear To view. Indulgence is asked and apologies exTended. DON WAT-TLQUIST, P.S.A. xv J.. ,mg ,V ,y X425 1, X, ,Q J, A4 -. K , jr' . L 5 eu K if, '. ww iii, 9 s, .V .-.f p-. 1 w, v 6-. V-A ,. f V 'f ,.. . 'B 'Clif I , 5. i, :ii F ,C I SG- - 4. 1, 4, .. Q. - 'Y ?'- Y ' X ,, 9. ' i I , .- 2 ' A My 94 N J: 419 f L --.ww- if2l'E'f1-'E- ' - A if' 1 f ' . . .Q - 1 A. 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