Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1963 volume:

s N 0 W 0 N A N Volume 42 of the SNOWONIAN Published by the ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF SNOW COLLEGE Ephraim, Utah Mary Anderson, editor; Cathi Hansen, literary editor Printed and bound by The Press Publishing Company, Provo, Utah, 1963 1963 FOREWORD Since man first drew his story on the walls of his cave, since Ulysses feared the gulfs around his small, flat world would wash him down, man has expanded this earth and discovered new lands. Now moving speedily at will, he has erased distances on his planet and is seeking to know the universe beyond. The impacts of these changes are now thrust upon college students who must develop perspectives of what has been and what may yet be. The proper study of mankind is man. His creams are revelations of his appreciations, skills, and sires. His music, drama, dance, and orts are expres-ns of man as he sees himself and his world, real-cally and idealistically. To understand these ex-sions is to broaden man's life os a social being. PRESIDENT Daryl Chase President Utah State University and its Branches —10— BOARD OF TRUSTEES Alma Sonn« Chairman of the Board logon Fern B. Ercanbrack Vice Choirmon Provo I. Mark Neuberger Secretory to the Board logon Newell V. Sanders Koysville R. J. Potter Corlond Eve S. Ashton Vernol Rolph S. Blackham Moroni David W. Evans Solt lake City Phillip A. Bullen Solt lake City Dr. Reed W. Fornsworth Cedar City Sid H. Eliason, Sr. N. D. Salisbury lamont F. Toronto It. Col. Joseph E. Whitesides Solt lake City logon Secretary of Stotc Solt lake City Solt loke City DIRECTOR —12— Floyd S. Holm Director of Snow College STAFF Let R. Thompson Ross P. Findlay Business Manager Registrar Dean of Students Ruth Olsen Fonda Stout Librarian Bookstore Manager Betty Shuffler Secretary to Treasurer Doris Larsen Secretory to Director Louise Jensen Secretary to Dean Larry Stewart Goldie Olsen Farm Manager Supervisor of Cofeterio Irene Paulsen Assistant in Cofeterio Stella Anderson Assistant in Cofeterio Hilmer Peterson Superintendent, 8uildings and Grounds E. Ivan Alder Maintenance, Buildings and Grounds Fred Bailey Custodian, 8uildings and Grounds Aflon Hom n Division Choirmon Biology T. Blaine Moore Biology Gwondolyn Koy Home ond Fomily living Robert Stoddard Animal Husbandry Donald Dobson Field Station DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCES The division of Agriculture and Life Sciences is designed to meet the needs of the student who desires a brood training in scientific and practical agriculture, home and family living, and a general understanding of the life sciences. DIVISION OF BUSINESS The business program is designed to meet the challenge of today's rapidly changing business world where more highly trained persons ore urgently needed. Nellie Toon Halbert K. Jenson Division Choirmon Business Administration Secretarial Science Garth Baacham Division Chairman Education. Social Science Winnie H. Clark Women's Physical Educotion Darwin Woodbury Physical Educotion DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE AND EDUCATION Snow College has always been known for the outstanding teachers and students of education it has produced. Its graduates are in leading positions throughout the state, as well as in many institutions throughout the land. The division of Education and Social Science includes training in Physical Education and a basic understanding of the social sciences. H. Roed Christensen Milton G. Arimlrong Farrin L. Mangelson Rulon Peterson Division Choirmon Chemistry Chemistry Mothemotics Mo thematic DIVISION OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS The explosion of scientific discovery in this century augurs a mass of knowledge overwhelming even to trained minds. The college classrooms and laboratories are charged to produce the scientists of tomorrow. —15— Joseph W. Crons Division Choirmon English Lucy A. Phillips Fred Allred Emeritus English English Bruce Jennings English Jomes A. Aston Art A. Russell Groy History Modern languogr DIVISION OF HUMANITIES The Humanities Division endeavors to enrich and broaden the lives of students by furthering their understanding of languages, music, art, drama, and speech. A study of the Humanities is a process of cultural enrichment. DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION This division provides professional training for prospective teachers in industrial arts It also offers specialized ironing in technical education. These programs prepare skilled technical personnel for leading positions in modern industry and education. Mwritt E. Bradley Clayton Stout Division Choirmon Automotive Technology Technicol Education — 16— Duane Ryan Speech and Drama Carol lynn Wright English W. Mcloyd Ericksen Music H. A. Dean Emeritus Music loVar Jenson Piano L. D. S. INSTITUTE Max W. Croner Director ID.$. Institute Earl McKenno Roy Hatch l.D.S. Institute I.D.S. Institute Although not a port of our regular curriculum, the L.D.S. Institute Program is designed to give the students a basic understanding of religious doctrine, and to help them in establishing their philosophies of life. Steve Ockey Student Body Prcjidcnt STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The student leoders demonstrated excellent ability in guiding the student body through a beneficial and rewarding year. Their guiding influence was felt from the first day of school when the new students were led through the maze of registration and were made acquainted with old traditions. Steve's duties as Student Body President were numerous and demanding. He conducted the affairs of the student body, and was chairman of the Senate and Executive Council. Debra efficiently scheduled assemblies and public relations programs. She also assisted in planning and directing student activities. Neil successfully planned the student activities for this year. The socials he directed mode the year enjoyable for everyone. Janet kept brief, concise records, and cooperated with the other officers in conducting the activities. on — Jonel Bray Secretary —21 — Steve Otkey President Debra Blackham Neil Johnson First Vice President Second Vice President Janet Bray Secretary Linda Allred AWS President SENATE The Senate consisted of representatives of college organizations. These representatives planned, organized, and conducted the student activities for the year. They also strengthened old and well established traditions cf the school and helped to create new traditions; they implemented the standards for which the college is known. Carolyn Hop FBLA Betty Nelson Carolyn Hayes Gold Key WAA Scott Plummer Freshmon President Carol Hatch AHEA Shirlee Hutchings Song Moster Cliff Whitehead AMS President Vivian Meier Club Coordinator Robert Pinkerton Publicity Mary Anderson Snowonion Hazel Guymon Ann Kohler Beverly Olson Sherrol Blain larry Swolberg Alpha Ochs Scribblers lombo Delta Sigma Cheermoster Rodeo Mark Day Snowdrift Larry Tiffany Alpho Dells Kay Harmer Sophomore President LaVoy Erickson Lombo Delto Sigma Anita Beckslrom Gold Key —23— A. W. S. Jewel Cook Activity Choirmon Linda Allred President Gloria Mortensen Vice President The AWS officers planned enjoyable activities for the women of the student body; Charm Night and Mothers and Daughters Banquet were inspirational; the Preference Ball and Cotton Week were highlights of the year. The AMS officers led the associated men during a year of exciting activity. They produced an excellent assembly, followed by their dinner dance that will long be remembered. —2 A. M. S. Cliff Whitehead President Steve Rosenlund Vice President Tim Bradford Secretory Public Relations Front Row: Portia Steven , Dcbro Blockham, Joyce Westenskow, Steve We tbrook. Bock Row: lindo Riding, Koy Keeler, Corolyn Winn. Publicity Front Row: Koy Keeler, Robert Pinkerton, Karen Christensen. Bock Row: Mark Young, Susan Thorn-berry. COMMITTEES Assembly Front Row: Linda Prcstwich, Debra Blockham, Karen Bradford, Marta Goy Noy. Back Row: Anita Beck-srrom, luEttc Buys, Pat Albright, Union Board Front Row: Scott Plummer, Jessie Koy lymon, Neil Johnson, Roxie Throckmorton, Suzanne Peterson, Bob Jondo. Bock Row: Deon Findlay, Director Holm, Mr . Stout, Mr. Ryan. Garth Sorenson. Mary Andorson Editor Keith Ivory Business Monoger Gloria Mortensen layouts Kathie Munk loyouts Arlene Christensen Art David Pederson Photography Cathie Hansen Literary Editor Koren C. Christensen Advertising Betty Nelson Art laNila Jensen Typist Celia Dugmore Typist SNOWONIAN The Snowonian renews old memories and warm friendships; it becomes a keepsake of remembrance. Mery's animated spirit and competent skill were the motivating forces required by the staff to preserve treasured memories for future years. Mark Day Editor-in-Chief LuEite Buys Carolyn Winn Carol Barton News Editor Club Editor Society Editor Camille Olsen News Editor Joyce Weslenskow Exchange Editor Linda Weeks Exchange Editor Barbara Lynn Whitlock Club Editor SNOWDRIFT The bi-weekly publication of the Snowdrift kept the students informed of the current events and activities of the campus. Through Mark's energetic leadership and through efficient organization of his staff, he provided the stimulus that kept the paper up-to-date and on the press. —27— o CO UJ CO —30— Joyce Wettenikow Vice Pretident Moroni Marta Gay Nay Secretory Circle ville R«x McCtellen Pay son Corolyn Hop Spring City Steve W. Ockey Nephi Carl Shepherd Spanish Fork Steve Huffaker Woodruff Ed Kelly Midway Virginia Roe Norman Salt Lake City Janet Bray Spanish Fork Carolyn Hayes Nephi Cliff Whitehead Mogno Shirlee Hutchings Provo Robert Riddle Ephraim Leslie Sessions Orem Joe R- Toylor Solt loke City Sharon Faye Marshall Lehi Elaine Wanloss Monti Glen Whitlock Moyfield Brent Christensen Moyfield Richard Lorry Tiffany Soli loke City Mark Day Elmo —31 Earl N. Sumsion Springvillc Don E. Raid Ephraim George Sl«v«n Despain Moroni Shariane Maldrum Spanish Fork Kandyl Wilkins Moyficld Rkhord S. Bjerregoard Moyfield Vivion Koy Meier Richfield JoAnna Alexander Gunnison Bloir Painter Nephi Craig Ovarson Pleasant Grove Dovid Lea Pederson Spring Gry Ruth Roberts Vcrnol Dovid Starnar Spring City Karl C. Madsen Ephraim Norman Brunger Foirview Stave Rosanlund Mt. Pleasant Cathie Blickenstoff Blanding William Dutson Oak City Don Clark Ephraim Denny Ross Kassel Bluewater, New Merit —32— Terry Williams Linda Allrad lender, Wyoming EpKroim Polrkio Gordon Fairview Carol Holch Solt loke City David Larsen EpKroim David Burton Tolmage Thomas E. Nkholls Monti Lila Lae Christensen Gunnison LeGrande L Christansan Gunnison Anno Lynn Kohler Midwoy wstt Ellen Anderson EpKroim Brent Fowles Ephroim William Cox Foirview Linda Blackham Moroni William A. Mickelson Monti Stanley Terry Pleosont Gove —33— Mary Ellen Olson Ephraim Robert C. Pinkerton Amcricon Fork Ronald Rushton Murroy Oneita Modten Foirview Philip C. Anderson Ephraim Thomas M. Kempt Ephraim Sears Brown Monti laRee Edwords Salt Lake City Haiel Guymon Orem Randolph Curtis Fountain Green Gary Craner Twin Falls, Idoho Carolyn Winn Mu rray Shirley Teeples Bicknell Rulon Ewell Lehi Karen Perry Beverly Olson Mopelton Ephraim Carol Ann Willardsen Monti lewis Duane Larsen Mayfield Joan Boyington Monti ieralee R. Davis Ephraim —34— Jewel Cook Moroni Slav Paterson Richfield A doll Trinnomon Lehi Brenl M. Thorn Brighom City loNilo Jenson Foirview Joseph P. McDonough Clcorficld Warren E. Shepherd Soli loke City Clorio Mortensen Ephraim Kenneth Morris Kimberly, Idaho Betty Nelson Ephraim Sherrol Blain Spring City Neil K. Johnson Springvillc Jodi Nielson Btonding Carlo Lee Peterson Heyburn, Idaho Richard Johanson Ml. Pleosont Philip J. Mogle Monti Bill Rosier Ephraim Beth Peterson Moroni Robert Warner Spanish Fork Jody Paulsen Ephraim Teddy Rowley Bluewoler, New Mexico Mary Ranae Cox Monti Deanne Ernst lehi Flora Jean Anderson Chester Stephen Heath Mayfield Roxie Throckmorton Poyson Nancy Cook Fountain Green Celia Dugmore Fcrron Arlene Christensen Moroni LaMar Madsen Monroe Belly Cox Fairview Phil B. Jensen Brighom City Lucy Durfee BickneH Gene R. Bardiley Centerfield Larry P. Cameron Moyfield Karma lee Brailhwaite Ephraim Debro Blockhom Moron i Thomas Kadama lahairo, Maui, Hawaii Stanley D. Allman Provo Jamas Biyon Tucker Ephraim Douglas Paul Raid Ephraim Carl Carnastcca Maplcton Kelly Dye Spring City Karen R. Bradford Spanish Fork Thomas James McNeill Marilyn Kay Ferrell Blvcwoter. New Mexico Springville Mary E. Shepherd Salt Lake City Curtis Kjar Monti Koy Lorraine Erickson Ephroim Gory D. Dutson Deseret Jerold Lee Seely Mt. Pleosonl Gary Evans Molad, Idaho —37— —38— Kay Keeler Monti Vice President Diane Walker Pleasant Grove Secretary Steven R. Poulson Mt. Pleosont lorry O'Brien Sponish Fork Allan Shelley Kathleen Johnson Mt. PIcosont Foirvicw loRoo Nielson Cenlerfield Norman Roy Hersmon Monti Eric John Christenson Downey, Idaho Joan Hawkins Spanish Fork Richard Wostman Springvillo Steve Higgins Gunnison Corolee Ncphi William Thomas civ,’h Columbia Edith Wells Provo Gerry Graham Foirvicw David Cox Monti Potsy Larson Moroni Corolyn Paystrup Levan Shanna Cloward Moroni Doyle L Monk Salt lake City laVoy Erickson Deseret Glenn Hadfietd lehi Carol Barton Cottle Dole Dave B. Cornish Cove Marcellous Garrett Fort Worth, Texos 39- Jane Squire Gunnison John Dean Anderson American Fork Linda Weeks Pleosont Grove Fred Note Montpelier, Idaho Gary Anderson Ml. Pleosont Terry R. Taylor Rupert, Idaho Gary R. Mower Foirview Richard Lynn Creer Spanish Fork Kevin C. Sondrup Ephraim Merlin A. Blad Solem Nancy Maughan Karma Jean Roesch Compton. California Ml. Pleosont Barbara Lynn Whitlock Mayfield Camille Olsen Ephraim Wayne S. Turpin Foirview Brent I. Bradbury Brigham Carol Jean Farley Mt. Pleosont Robert M. Clark Salt lake City Susan Acord Bountiful Kirk Hording Aurora Ralph Larry Swalberg Spanish Fork Linda Kay Preslwich Oram Wayne R. Stork Burley, Idaho Robert Hyden Kimball Bailey Smithfiold Ephraim LuElte Buy Woods Cross T� rry I. Brandon Poyson Poulin M. Larson Ephraim Ronald James Simkins Springville Eddie Hill Gunnison Linda Rae Brian Loo Camille Johnson A .onti John S. Rosier Moroni Patrkk J. O'Sullivan Karlua. Howaii Sue Ann Brooks Provo Gory Henderson Sponish Fork Bonnie Ann Oman Alromont Kathlene Chappell Lyman —41 — Joanne Hempel Melvin Pork Carter Joyce Ann Edwards Alan Awana Rex K. Stewart Cherril Madsen Inglewood. Colifornio Provo Ferron Koiluo. Howoii Spanish Fork Ephroim Gregg N. Miller Venice Ann Braithwaite Kirk Dahlke Myrna Peterson Max Jensen Norma Jean Stringh Monti Monti Arimo, Idaho Moroni Ephroim Monti Denise Nielsen Spring City David Allen Monti Sherry Joan Christensen Provo Florence Todd Bountiful Frank Kit English Charles M. Alder Artcsio, Colorado Ephroim Anita Beckstrom Sponish Fork Carolyn Mellor Foycttc 12— Lyle 8. Comm Allomo.nl SKerrie Worburton Pleoiont Grove Kathlene Nielson Ephraim Lloyd Hansen Americon Fork Lynn Davij Solem Karen Christensen Richfield John M. Diamond Spriogvillc Cotherine Ho men Bountiful Gerald Ray Bailey Soli lake City Jack C. Thompson Ephraim Linda Kay Tucker Thomos Hacking Fountain Green Blonding Flora Elaine Bade Bicknell Mary Gaye Moutely Riverton Bill Norman Wright Pleosont Grove Milo Erekson Murray Portia Stevens Mf. Pleasant Jeff Aagard Tooele —43— Kathryn Broadh«ad Nephi Alton J. Chappell lymon Gordon E. Thornton Ephroim Patricia Christensen Orem Terry I. Johansen Mt. Pleotant Gary L. Jorgensen Ephraim David Johnton Springviltc Sandra Leo Pierson Brigham City lyle Yost Bancroft, Idaho Steven Dee Rowley Oosb Kirk E. Brotherson Ml. Home Richard Peterson Ephraim Coleen Broadhead Duchesne Michoel Worthington Denver, Colorado Royol West Pleasant Grove Joel B. Croft Afton, Wyoming Merrill Maylett Monti Priscilla Bingham Sponbh Fork Susan English Salt lake City Mont K. Jensen Moroni Virginia Dahl Spring City Janet Maxfield Ploosant Grove Tim Bradford Blooding Kathleen Larsen Spring City Kay Stevens Salt Lake City Herbert L Wilson SpOfVvh fork Downa Loo Butt Pleasant Grove Gordon Evans Hunter David Erkkson Won roc Dale Wilkerson Provo Ellen Johnson Fountoin Green Pelt Mermejo Stockton Carolynn Chamberlin John C. Howord Speorvillc, Konsos Ephraim Larry Ence Provo Mary Lou Morley Moroni Roger M. Buchanan Centcrficld Hillary I. Phelps Anchorage, Aloska Richard Mickelson Monti Ronald W. Alvey Springvillc James Wilson Sondy Kathy Roberts Orem Kathryn Sorbe Levan Rand Stubbs Provo Tom C. Palmer Murray Carl Alder Ephraim Judith Le White Orem Mark O. Young Ml. Pleasant Steven G. Rasmussen Fair view Dennis A. Coates Mt. Plcatonl Wendle C. Davis Woles Lonnie Ray Seely AAf. Plcosont Paula Lay Mt. Pleasant Reed Roberts Centcrfieid Steve Westbrook Salina Katherin Sorenson Sunnysidc Dee Anna Blockburn Moron.' Glade Nell Linda Riding Lynn G. Payne Monti Phoenix, Ariiono Trenton Howard Keith lvo y Springville Jack Quintana Lehi Trudy Willardten Ephroim Dennis Taylor Poyson Reed Noyes Eph'oim Jerry Torgerson lynton Patsy Albrecht Salt Lokc City Grant L. Oaybeli Springvillc Karen C. Christensen Richfield Gary lee Mortensen Plcosont Grove Frane W. Spens Moroni Max Hancock Poyson Arthur lee Atwood Pleosont Grove Corolyn Crowther Fountain Green Steven Gillmer Tocomo, Washington —47 Boyd James Harword Chester Linda Mills Rupert, Idoho Eugene Borlholomew Moyficld Lynn Grant Bornes Nephi Roger Maxfield Chester Stephen W. Hatch Sc ip ip Douglas F. Bradley Gunnison Suianne Ogden Richfield Myrna Madsen Monroe Ronald Peckenpaugh Spanish Fork Alfred Ekker Bickncll William Kim Jensen Monti Max Molyneux Mono Sheryl lee Sudweeks Nephi Keith Marvin Heber Magna Jerald I. Tomlinson Orem James Jensen lela Ann Jariro« Trcmonton Sob loke Ci'y Verl D. Bright Trcmonton Alice Jean Johnson Sponish Fork Benny Adams Pleosonr Grove lee Ray Evans Sodo Springs, Idoho Verae Garrell Soil loke Cily Linda Crosby Soil lokc Cily Barry lee Colovich Euroko Richard lamb Moroni Phillip Bradley Meg no Clinton Black Mid vole Naomi Allred Fountori Green Mary lynn Turnbull Drogerton Bob Wells Montpelier, Idoho John W. Urtopulos Ml. Plcosonl Roy Seager Ichi Morris D. Young Mono Connie Dwight Murroy James U. Jensen Ncphi Janet Christensen Ephroim David Peterson Ephraim Barbara Ann Smissaerf Konda Parry Conooo, Connecticut Moplelon Ronald C. Williams Van J. Hokanson lender, Wyoming Freedom, Wyoming Jody Behling Fcrron Eddie Hunsakar Smoot. Wyoming Keith Hoff Spanish Fork Sosan Thornberry Tocson. Arizona Jay Worthington Ncphi Faye Robson Soil loke City Paolo Nelson Fcrron Robert Frodick Wothero Ncphi Ann Thomas Provo Andrew Peterson Moroni Kathie Monk Mvrroy Jay Dee Karroo Lewiston Rodney Oliver Midvale Jack Val Hamilton American Fork Botty Joan Blackham Moroni Jessie Kay Lyman Blooding Sara Andarion Junction Carl Hackford Cherrie Dawn Paulsen American Fork Drogcrton Noel P. Bailey Marvin Jamai Mackey Fountoin Green Ncphi Suzanne Peterson Monroe Rotm Id R Giles Mt. Plcosont Jamas Shepherd Thistle Paulo Christiansen Monti Alvin Peterson Moroni Robert Holmquisl Murrey Myrno Grace Nephi Robert King Monti Caroldine Mason Springville Beverly Ann Wright Blonding Jerry Good Mayfield Kyle N. Jacobson Ook City Evan Jensen Foirview —52— LU CO GETTING ACQUAINTED We begon the year by struggling through the maze of registration. On this occasion, the faculty came to our rescue and clarified many of the problems we encountered. We became acquainted with the faculty at the Chuck Wagon Breakfast. They served delicious pancakes, scrambled eggs, and ham. Later in the week, we furthered new friendships with our fellow classmates as we journeyed up Ephraim Canyon to hike, socialize and eat. —55— HOMECOMING Excitement gradually mounted through Homecoming week as we built our floats to the theme Designers of Destiny, and prepared for the parade and game that weekend. The parade, organized by the students, proved enjoyable for both the townspeople and the returning alumni. The height of the Homecoming spirit was reached on the football field as the Snow Badgers defeated Ricks in a thrilling game. The climax of the week was the Homecoming dance decorated to the theme. Homecoming Royolty First Piece Winner, Alpha Della Flool —56— Frcihmon Clow Flool A.H.E.A. ond F.8.I.A. Floot —57— ACTIVITIES Activities sponsored by the clubs, organizations, and student leaders on campus provided development, as well as social enjoyment for the participants. A.W.S. Chorm Night A.M.S. Dinner Donee —58— Chrittmoi Song fc 1 —59— Football Coach Stoddard, Athletic Director Woodbury, Assistant Coach Craner and the team Co aptains proudly display the ICAC Championship trophy. This long awaited honor was won by diligent team effort and rousing studentbody support. % � � •� � left to Right; Max W. Croncr. Darwin Wooabory, Ron Rujhtcn, Frank Diamond. Robert Stoddard. —61 — Snow 13 Carbon 26 Snow 0 Mesa 7 Snow 13 Conference - Dixie 12 Snow 6 Dixie 19 Snow 12 Conference - Boise 8 Snow 0 Conference - Carbon 12 Snow 27 Conference - Ricks 20 Snow 32 Conference - CSU 7 Snow 13 EAJC 26 —62— Gory Event Tockle Donni Hottell Tocklc FOOTBALL Football Fever flooded the campus in the fall season and sports fans enthusiastically supported the team. By many hard hours of work the team members, captains, and coaches won for the first time, the ICAC Championship for Snow College. Robert Welli Guard Jim Simkim End Frank Diamond Kelly Dye Jack Quintana Carl Hackford Full Bock Full Bock Half Bock Holf Bock All Conference Spcciol mention in All Americon All Conference Honoroblo mention Brenl Bradbury Guard All Conference Reed Roberts Tackle Phil Jensen Half Bock Lynn Payne Guard —64— Keith Heber End Joel Croft Guord 8r o� Thorn Center All Conference Honoroble mention All Americon Gordon Evans Tocklc Tim Bradford Half Bock Robert Hydon End —65— Bill Wright Tocklc Merlin Blad Quarter Bock All Conference Kirk Dahlko Holf Bock Fred Note Holf Bock Mont Hamblin End Norm Yoit Goord Ron Rushton Quortcr Bock Bob Holmquisl Holf Bock 8ill Pickard Center Joy Dee Korren Glen Hcidfiold Tackle Quorter Bock All Conference Pal O'Sullivan Half Bock Dove Stewart Full Bock lofty Mathewi End Keith Huff Holf Back All Conference BASKETBALL Basketball enthusiasm reached a high point during Winter Quarter. The basketball squad displayed zeal and enthusiasm as they led the student body through an exciting season. Charles Buckner Guard Coplain All-Confcrcncc —68— Dennis Coates Forword - Center Second All Conference Rodney Oliver Center • Captain Honorable Mention Dave Cornish Forward Lee Atwood Center - Forword Van Hokanson Guo'd lament Hamblin Guard Ron Rushton Guard Honorable Mention V«« Walker Forward —70— lorry Cox Guord Jam Creer Guard Lyle Yo l Robert Clark Center Forward —71 CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Shcrrol Bloin, Virginia Dahl, PrisciUo Bingham. Myrno Groce. Outstanding school spirit displayed by Cheerleaders and Songleaders led the support and enthusiastic interest of the studentbody. SONGLEADERS Left to right: Colhi Han� cn, Sh.'rlee Hutching!, Nancy Moughon. TRACK Front Row, left to right: Fred Clork, Fronk loframboisc, Alan Awano, Keith Heber, Steve Rowley. Bock Row, Left to Right: Cooch Stoddard, Boyd Horword, Mo Hancock, Royal Weil, Eddie Hil, Roy Scagcr. Wrestling and track teams participated in keen conference competition. Kirk Dahlke was wrestling conference champion in the 167 lb. class. WRESTLING Front row, left to right: Ralph Mickelson. Milo Erckson, loriy Swolburg, Bill Bckhcr, Norman Yost, Mkhcl Northirvgton. Bock row: Joe McDonough, Thomas Ko dama, Tom Palmer, Jeff Aagard, Kirk Dahlke, Cliff Whitehead, Bil Pickard. —71— From row, left lo right: Robert Hyden, Von Hokonson, Pool Peterson. LoMoni Homblin, Rick Raimondi, James Bybcc, Eugene Bartholomew. Back row: Gory Croner, Jim Simpkins, Ron Rushton, Steve Peterson, Gory Evons, Bill Wright, Lorry Matthews. BASEBALL Coach Woodbury's players welcomed the baseball season even though crucial contests were rained out. left to fight: Jock Quin, •ono, Stephen Groy. Oovc Coiiijh, Charlie Buckner, Robert King, Morlin Buchanan. —75— MINOR SPORTS —76— The performing arts division offered entertainment and enjoyment for the audiences. A wide variety of productions were presented as well as opportunities for debate, radio experience, and language development. DEBATE loNito Jensen, Randolph Curtis, Scott Plummer —79— FAREWELL, FAREWELL EUGENE GERTRUDE POVIS..... Elaine Wanlass MINERVA POVIS GOODY .. Kay Keeler AAR. REARDON ........ Dennis Taylor FLOSSIE REARDON ..... LuEffe Buys PEONIE POVIS ...... Joanne Hempel CHUCK BAILEY ............. Jim Jensen MRS. REARDON Norma Jean Sfringham MISS HARMON .......... Karen Bradford MR. DAVIS ..................... Scoff Plummer DIRECTOR ........ Mr. Duane W. Ryan THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK MR. FRANK ....... MIEP ........... MRS. VAN DAAN ... MR VAN VAAN PETER VAN DAAN . MRS. FRANK ...... MARGOT FRANK .. . ANNE FRANK ...... MR KRALER ....... MR. DUSSEL ...... DIRECTOR ........ .... Neil Johnson Beverly Ann Wright ....... Ruth Roberts .... Joe McDonough .... Scott Plummer ........ Janet Bray Deanne Ernst .... Vivian Meier ...... Dennis Taylor ... Kevin Sondrup ... Mr. Duane Ryan —81— left to right: Noth o He Honsen, Dick Connodoy. lilo Ecclcs Brimholl, Duone Ryon, Corol Lynn Wright. BLITHE SPIRIT EDITH ..... Janet Christensen RUTH ..... Carol Lynn Wright CHARLES ........ Duane Ryan DR. BRADMAN Dick Cannaday MRS. BRADMAN .............. Nathalie Hansen MADAM ARCATI .............. Lila Eccles Brimholl ELVIRA ........ Kathryn Smith DIRECTOR, Mr. Joseph W. Crane —82— Lila Ecclcs Brimholl and Janet Christensen. BLOOD, SWEAT AND STANLEY POOLE Private First Class Rooney ................... Bud Hansen Captain Mai Malcolm .......................... Jim Jensen First Lieutenant Stanley Poole ............. Neil Johnson Master Sergeant Florence Denzil ........... Sharon Marshall Private Robert Oglethorpe .................. Scott Plummer Colonel Egan ............................ Dennis Taylor M. Sgt. David Bell ......................... James Tucker M. Sgt. Angelo Bucci .......................... Joel Croft M. Sgt. Lucious Snow ....................... Kevin Sondrup M. Sgt. Jerry Wheeler ...................... Morris Young M. Sgt. J. J. LaRue ........................ Brent Fowles Mrs. Bucci ............................ Roxie Throckmorton Director ................................ Mr. Duane Ryan THE MOST HAPPY FELLA The Cashier .... Jim Jensen Cleo ................. Ann Kohler Rosabella Oneita Madsen The Postman .. Keith Ivory Tony ...... Norman Brunger Marie......... Susan Acord Herman .... Steve Roselund Al ...........Steve Ockey Pasquale Lamont Hamblin The Doctor .. Dennis Taylor The City Boy .. Bill Dutson Country Girl Hazel Guymon The Priest ... Bob Warner Children .. Kathy Beacham Brad Beacham ALL THE NEIGHBORS Lynn Barnes, Karen Christensen, Sherry Christensen, Joel Croft, Cathi Hansen, Susan English, Verae Garrett, Lelo Jarman, Jean Johnson, Mary Lou Morley, Susanne Ogden, Carolyn Poystrup, Faye Robson, Karma Ruesch, Portia Stevens, Sheryl Sudweeks, Earl Sumsion, Flory Todd, Jerry Torgerson, Adell Trinnaman, Edith Wells, Joyce Westenskow, Carolyn Winn, Morris Young. ALL THE DANCING NEIGHBORS Carol Barton, David Burton, Anita Beckstrom, LuEtte Buys, Joel Croft, Cathi Hansen, Shirlee Hutchings, Kyle Olsen, Jerry Torgerson, Steve Ockey. Oneila Modien and Normon Brunger Oncifo Mod� crt ond Richord 8jcrregoord DIRECTORS ....... Mr. Joseph Crone, Mr. Duone W. Ryon MUSIC DIRECTOR .................. Mr. McLoyd Ericksen CHOREOGRAPHY ...................... Mrs. Winnie Clark ART .................................... Mr Jim Aston DANCE REVUE An array of talent was displayed at the dance revue. The theme, A Portrait of Jenny, was artistically interpreted by a group of creative students. luEtte 8uys, Neil Johnson Kneeling: Anita Bcekslrom Corol Borton. Starving Noney Maughon, Cothi Honsen. Front row, left ro right: Shirley Tecples, Virginio Oohl, Mary Ellen Olson, loNilo Jensen, Priscilla Bingham. Bock row: Eloine Wonloss, Koy Keeler, Sherrol 8!oin, Ani'a Bcckslrom. Standing: Myrno Peterson, Colhi Honsen, Sherrie Worbrrrlon. .i 7T- Eloine WonloM, Mory Ellen Olton Debro 8lockhom, Mark Day, Robert Pinkerton, Steve Ockey. left to right: Anita Beckjtrom, Corol Barton, Ccthi Honjen, Noncy Movghon, luEtte Buy . —87— front row, loll to right: Mcloyd Erickson. 0 rector; Pol Gordon, Normo Stringhom, Jessie Koy Lyman. Noncy Cook, Shirley Tceplcs, Virginio Dohl, Kpy Kte Second raw. left to right: Kolherin Sorenson, Corol Borton, flory Todd, Sosan Acord, Ann Kohler, Oncilo Modsen, Edith Wells, Shoron Morsholl, Roth Rotem Barboro lynn Whitlock, Karen Christensen, Sherry Christensen, Eorl Sumsron, Steve Ockcy, Dennis Toylor, Ed Kelly, Steve Rosonlund, Brent ChriUCMM Linda Weeks, Porlio Stevens, Ellen Johnson, Bonnie Omon, Lonnie Seely, Boyd Horword, Hillory Phelps, Steve Westbrook, Joy Worthington, Mori On —88— MUSIC J Jody Behling, Hard Guymon. Carolyn Chamberlins, iDebra 8lockham, Adell Trinnomon, Camille Olsen. Third i Celia Dogmore, Soeanne Peterson. Susan English, Corhi Hansen. Back row, left to Jerry Tctgerson, Neil Johnson, Marta Goy Noy, Koy Erickson, Carolyn Crowther. Sherrol Bloin, Carolyn Poysfrup. row, left to right; Paulo Nelson, right: The Music Department proficiently represented Snow College throughout Utah. Its musical organizations — A'-Coppella, Madrigols, Dance Band, String Quartet, and Band — provided cultural experiences for both participants and audiences. —89— MUSICAL GROUPS TRIO — Left to right: Oneito Modsen, Ann Kohler, Sherrol Bloin. MADRIGALS — Front, left to right: Steve Rosenlund, Comille Olsen, Oneito Modsen, Ann Kohler, Colhi Honsen, Boyd Horword. Bock, left to right: Neil Johnson. Soson Acord, Corolyn Crowfher, Susan English, Steve Ockey. —90— STRING QUARTET left to right: Elaine Ballc, Mary Shepherd, Beverly Ol-von, Ruth Roberts. DANCE BAND — Neil Johnson, Keith Ivory, Jcrold Seely, Lonnie Seely, Mark Day, Mario Gay Nay. BAND — Front row, left to right: Koy Erickson, Eloine Bolle, Ellen Johnson, lorry Ence, Comille Olsen, Lonnie Seely, Keith Hoff. Second row: Keith Ivory, Chesley Block-horn, Jerald Tomlinson, Marta Gay Nay, Celio Dug-more, Mark Day, Carolyn Chamberlin, Steve Rosen-land, Neil Johnson. Back row: Chcrril Madsen, Camille Johnson, Stan Allman, Joel Croft, Jcrold Seely, Meloyd Erickson. GOLD KEY Peppy half-time marches were the motto of the Gold Key. The animated spirit of the members cheered the teams on to victory. Corol 8orton Sherrol Bloin Bonnie Omon Nonty Mooghon Mory Cox First Quarter Drill Mostcr Connie Dwight Virginio Dohl Gloria Mor’cnscn Corol lee Poy Janet Christensen Kothy Brooahead lindo Weeks Betty Lynn Wolkcr Suzonnc Peterson Sandro Pierson W. A. A. The Women's Athletic Association was organized to foster athletic and recreational activities among the women students of the college. Corolyn Moycs Kathy Broadhead loEllc Buys President Karen Perry Koy Stevens Su anne Ogden Downo loo Boll Mary Goye Mousley linda Allred Pol Gordon SIGMA GAMMA The Sigmo Gamma is a national organization of student leaders. If strives to improve the leadership in the school. Ann Kohler President Scott Plummer Mary Anderson 8cvcrly Olson Steve Ockcy Vice President Secretory Treasurer Mark Day Undo Allred Carol Hatch Neil Johnson A. H. E. A The AHEA is an organization of future homemakers. Through membership in this club, co-eds were given an opportunity to advance in their chosen fields. Carol Hoich Carolyn Poystrop Karma Jeon Rueseh Carol Jean Farley Mory lynn Turnbwll President Vcrac Gorrcrr Myrna Madsen Ann Kathleen Johnson Carolcc Pay Kathryn Sorbe Portia Stevens Naomi Cherry Allred Coleen Broodheod Kathleen Larsen __97— S CLUB The S Club membership included the college's outstanding athletes who lettered in various sports. During the year, several banquets were held in honor of their accomplishments. Frank Diamond Prcjidcnt Tom Palmer Brent Throne Gory Croner Bob Holmqui ! Cliff Whilcheod Joe McDonough Bob Hyden Tim Bradfo'd Gordon Evan Glen Hadficld lynn Poync Phil Jensen Merlin Blod Joy Dec Korcn Gory Evon Denny Hassell Brent Bradbury Corl Hackford Bill Wright F. B. L. A. The Future Business leoders of America were students who sought careers in the business world. Carolyn Hope Flo Anderson President Richard lomb Mory lou Morley Nancy Cook Keith Ivory Colhie Blickonstolf Betty Joan 8lockham SCRIBBLERS The Scribblers represented the literory interests of the college. They sponsored the literary contest, and their float wos second place winner in the Homecoming parade. Ann Kohler Kay Ferrell President Debro Blockhom lindo Blockhom Joyce Westenskow Ann Thomos Camille Olsen LAMBA DELTA SIGMA The Lambo Delta Sigma is a national religious organization. They sponsored a float for Homecoming, and built a Christmas display. Beverly Olson LoVoy Erickson Shirley Tceples Robert Warner Judith White President President Hozcl Guymon Alfred Ekker Portio Stevens Jessie Kay lymon Steve Gillmer Adell Trinnoman Richord lomb Karen C. Christensen Imdo Riding Mary Shepard Arlene Christensen Gory Croncr Dconne Ernst Sondro Pierson Joy Worthington —100— Sherry Christensen Cothic Blickenstoff Albert Robertson Korhleen lorsen Jewel Cook Cherril Mcdsen Joyce Wcstenskow Frone Spens Cherric Poolscn Melvin Corter Mont Koy Jensen Mwy Ellen Olson Borboro Lynn Whitlock Jonet Christensen Jerry Torgerson LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA (Continued) Denny Howell Lorry Tiffony Noncy Cook Beverly Wright LuEtte Buy ALPHA DELTS The Alpha Delf membership assisted and participated in the dramatic productions at Snow College. Their float merited first place in the Homecoming parade. lorry Tiffony Hazel Guymon Joyce Westenskow Deanne Ernst First Quarter President Second Quarter President Karen C. Christensen Pot Christensen Veroe Gorrett Cathie Blickenstaff Jewel Cook tr INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS The Intercollegiate Knights were organized to contribute service to Snow College. They ushered at various productions and helped whenever needed. Corl Shepherd Brent Fowles Robert Worner Stan Allman Duke Bud Hanten Bill Civish Kirk Harding lynn Barnes 1 Marvin Mackey Jerry Christensen Herbert Wilson Ronald Pcckenpaugh Stanley Bohn 'N —103— Second Aiiendont Ellen Johnson — 105— ■■ —106— PREFERRED MAN LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA SWEETHEART —107— Attendant, Kathleen Chappell I.K. DUCHESS —108— Attendant, Virginia Dahl CO-EDS OF THE MONTH Stondmg left to right: Ann Kohler and Roxic Throckmorton Sitting left to right: Debra Blochham, Shirlcc Hutchings, Oncilo Madsen. Not pictured: Linda Allred, Vivian Meier, Joyce Westenskow. — 109— HONOR STUDENTS High honors were awarded to these students in recognition of their schol-ostic achievements during their two years of Snow College. Stephen Hcoth Cathie Blickenttoff —no— Jonct 8roy —Ill— EPHRAIM CITY extends congratulations on recent SNOW COLLEGE progress . . . On May 9, 1963, ground was broken for three new buildings: a Women's Dormitory for 75 coeds, a Men's Dormitory for 100 men, and a Student Center. Trustee Ralph Blackham, Senator Dr. G. S. Rees (Sanpete County), Senator Thorp Waddington (Millard County), and Representative L. L. Peterson (Sanpete County) shared honors with other dignitaries to remove the first shovel of dirt for the three buildings. 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PLEASANT CITY —125— INDEX Aagard, Jeffrey 43 Adams, Benny 149 Acord, Susan 40 Albreacht, Pat 47 Alder, Carl 46 Alder, Charles 42 Alexander, JoAnnc 32 Allman, Stan 51, 103 Allen, David 42 Allred Linda 33, 95, 96 Allred, Naomi 49, 97 Alvey, Ron 46 Anderson, Flora 36, 99 Anderson, Gory 40 Anderson, John 40 Anderson, Mary 33, 96 Anderson, Phil 34 Anderson, Sara 51 Atwood, Lee 47, 69 Awana, Alan 42 Bailey, Gerald 43 Bailey, Kimbol 41 Bailey, Noel 51 Balle, Elaine 43 Bordslcy, Gene 36 Barnes, Lynn 48, 103 Bartholomew, Eugene 48 Barton, Carol 39, 94 Bcckstrom, Anita 42, 94 Behling, Judy 50 Bingham, Priscilla 45 Bjerregaard, Richard 32 Black, Clinton 49 Blackburn, DeAnno 46 Blackhom, Betty 50, 99 Blockham, Debra 37, 99, 96 Blackhom, Linda 33, 99 Blod, Merlin 41, 98, 65 Blain, Sherrol 35, 94 Blickenstoff. Cothie 32, 99, 102, 101 Bohn, Stanley 103 Boyington, Joan 34 Brodoery, Brent 40, 98, 63 Bradford, Karen 37 Bradford, Tim 45, 98, 65 Bradley, Doug 48 Bradley, Phil 49 Braithwaite, Karma 36 Broithwaife, Venice Ann 42 Brandon, Terry 41 Bray, Janet 31, 96 Brian, Linda 41 Bright, Verl 48 Brooahcod, Colleen 45, 97 Broodhcad, Kathryn 44, 94 Brooks, Sue 41 Brotherson, Kirk 44 Brown, Sears 34 Brungcr, Norman 32 Buchanan, Roger 45 Buckner, Charles 68 Burton, David 33 Butt, Dawno Lou 45, 101 Buys, LuEtte 41, 95, 103 Combron, Larry 36 Carnesecca, Carl 37 Carter, Melvin 42, 101 Chamberlin, Carolyn 4 5 Chappell, Alton 44 Chappell, Kathleen 40 Christensen, Arlene 36, 100 Christensen, Brent 31 Christensen, Eric 39 Christensen, Janet 49, 94, 101 Christensen, Jerry 103 Christensen. Karen 43, 97, 101 Christensen, Karen C. 47, 100, 102 Christensen, LeGrand 33 Christensen, Lila Lee 33 Christensen, Pot 44, 102 Christensen, Sherry 42, 101 Christiansen, Paula 51 Civish, Williom 39, 103 Clark, Don 32 Clark, Robert 40, 71 Cloword, Shonna 39 Coates, Dennis 46, 69 Colovich, Barry 49 Cornish, Dave 39, 69 Cook, Jewel 35, 102, 101 Cook, Nancy 36. 99, 103 Cox, Betty 36 Cox, David 39 Cox, Larry 71 Cox, Mary 36, 94 Cox, Williom 33 Craner, Gary 34, 98, 100 Creer, James 71 Crcer, Richard 40 Croft, Joel 44, 63 Crosby, Undo 49, 95 Crowther, Carolyn 47 Curtis, Randolph 34 Dahl, Virginia 45, 94 Dahlke, Kirk 42, 66 Davis, Jeralee 34 Davis, Wen da 11 46 Davis, Lynn 43 Day, Mark 31, 96 Daybcll, Lanny Grant 47 Despain, Steve 32 Diomond, Frank 98, 63 Diamond, John 43 Durfey, Lucy 36 Dugmore, Celia 36 Dutson, Gary 37 Du’son, William 32 Dwight, Connie 49, 94 Dye, Kelly 37, 63 Edv ords, Joyce 42 Edwards, LoRee 34 Ekker, Alfred 48, 100 Ence, Larry 45 English, Kit 42 English, Suan 44 Erekson, Milo 43 Ericksen, Koy 37 Ericksen, LaVoy 39. 96 Erickson, Dave 45 Ernst, Dcannc 36, 102, 100 Evans, Gary 37, 98, 62 Evans, Gordon 5, 98, 65 Evans, Lee 49 Ewell, Rulon 34 Farley, Carol Jean 40, 97 Ferrell, Kay 99 Fowlcs, Brent 33, 103 Garrett, Marccllcons 39 Garrett, Verae 49, 102, 97 Gillmer, Steven 47, 100 Giles, Ronald 51 Good, Jerry 51 Gomnv Lyle B. 43 Gordon, Pat 33, 95 Grace, Myrna 51 Graham, Garry 39 Guymon, Hazel 34, 102, 100 Hackfo'd, Carl 51, 98. 63 Hacking, Tom 43 Hadf ld, Glenn 39, 98, 67 Hamblin, Mont 66, 70 Hamilton, Val 50 Hancock, Mox 47 Hansen, Bud 103 Hansen, Cathi 43. 95 Honscn, Lloyd 43 Hormcr, Kay 30, 62 Harding, Kirk 40, 103 Harword, Boyd 48 Hossell, DennJe 32. 98, 103, 62 Hatch, Carol 33, 96. 97 Hatch, Stephen 48 Hawkins, Joan 39 Hayes, Carolyn 31, 96 Heber, Keith 48, 63 Heath, Steve 36 Hcmpcl, Joanne 42 Henderson, Gary 41 Hersman, Norm 39 Higghs, Steve 39 Hill, Eddie 41 Hokanson, Van 51, 70 Holmquist, Bob 50, 98, 66 Hope, Carolyn 31, 96, 99 Howard, John 45 Huff, Keith 50. 67 Huffaker, Steve 31 Hunsoker, Eddie 50 Hutchings, Shirlee 31, 95, 96 Hyden, Robert 41, 98, 65 Ivory, Keith 47, 99 Jacobson, Kyle 51 Jarman, Lela 48 Jensen, Evin 51 Jensen, Kim 48 Jensen, James 48 Jensen, James U. 49 Jensen, LaNila 35 Jensen, Max 43 Jensen, Mont 44, 101 Jensen, Phil 36, 98, 64 Johansen, Richard 35 Johanson, Trcry 44 Johnson, Camille 41 Johnson, David 44 Johnson, Jeon 48 Johnson, Ellen 45, 94 Johnson, Kathleen 39, 97 —126— INDEX Sorenson, Kathy 46 Johnson, Neil 35, 96 Jorgensen, Gary 44 Karrcn, Joy Dec 98, 67 Keeler, Kay 38 Kelly, Ed 31 Kempf, Thomas 34 King, Robert 51 Kjor, Curtis 37 Kodoma, Thomas 37 Kohler. Ann 33. 99, 96 Larsen, David 33 Larsen, Duane 34 Larsen, Kathleen 45, 97, 101 Larson, Patsy 39 Larson, Pauline M. lamb, Richard 49, 99, 100 lay, Paula Lyman, Jessie Koy 50, 100 Madsen, Chcrril 42, 101 Madsen, LaMar 36 Madsen, Karl 32 Madsen, Myrna 48, 97 Madsen, Oncita 34 Marshall, Sharon 31 Mackey, Marvin 51, 103 Mason, Caroldine 51 Matthews, Larry 67 Maughon, Nancy 40, 94 Maxfield, Janet 45 Moxfield, Roger 48 Maylett, Merrill 44 McCcllan, Rex 31 McDonough, Joe 35, 98, 62 McNiel. T. J. 37 Meier, Vivian 32 Mcldrum, Sharlene 32 Mellor, Carolyn 42 Mcrmejo, Pete 45 Mickclson, Richard 46 Mickclson, William 33 Miller, Gregg 42 Mills, Lynn 48 Mogle, Phillip 35 Molyneux, Max 48 Monk, Doyle 39 Morley, Mary Lou 45, 99 Mortcnsen, Gory 47 Mortcnscn, Gloria 35, 94 Morris, Ken 35, 62 Mouslcy, Mory Gay 43 Mower, Gary 40 Munk, Kothie 50 Note, Fred 40. 66 Nay, Marto Gay 30 Nell, Glade 47 Nelson, Betty 35, 94 Nelson, Paula Nichols, Tom 33 Nielsen, Denise 42, 97 Nielson, Judy 35 Nielsen, Kathleen Nielson, LoRoc 39 Northington, Mick Norman, Virginio 31 Noyes, Reed 47 O'Brien, Larry Ockey, Steve 31, 96 Ogden, Susonne 49 Oman, Bonnie 41, 94 O'Sullivan, Patrick 41, 67 Oliver, Rodney 50, 69 Olsen, Comille 40, 99, 101 Olson, Beverly 34, 96, 100 Olson, Mary Ellen 34, 101 Overson, Craig 32 Painter, Blair 32 Polmcr, Tom 46, 98 Paulsen, Chcrric 51, 101 Paulsen, Judy 36 Pay, Corolee 39, 94, 97 Payne, Lynn 47, 98, 64 Poystrup, Carolyn 39, 97 Pcckcnpaugh, Ronald 48, 103 Pederson, David 32 Perry Karen 34 Perry, Konda 50, 94 Peterson, Alvin 51 Peterson, Andrew 50 Peterson, Beth 36 Peterson, Carla 35 Peterson, David 49 Peterson, Dick 44 Peterson, Myrna 42 Peterson, Steve 35 Peterson, Suzanne 51, 94 Phelps, Hillary 46 Pinkerton, Robert 34 Pierson, Sandra 44, 94, 99, 102, 100 Plummer, Scott 38, 96 Poulson, Steven 39 Prestwich, Undo 41 Quintana, Jack 47, 63 Rasmussen, Steven 46 Ried, Don 32 Reid, Douglas 37 Riddle, Robert 31 Riding, Linda 47, 99, 100 Roberts, Kathy 46 Roberts, Reed 46, 64 Roberts, Ruth 32 Robertson, Albert 101 Robson, Faye 50 Roscnlund, Steve 32 Rosier, Bill 36 Rosier, John 41, 101 Rowley, Steve 44 Rowley, Teddy 36 Ruesch, Karma 46, 97, 101 Rushton, Ron 34, 66, 70 Scagcr, Roy 49 Seely, Jerold 37 Selly, Lonnie 36 Sessions, Leslie 31 Shelly, Allen 39 Shepherd. Carl 31. 103 Shephard, Mory 37, 100 Shepherd, Warren 35 Simkins, Jim 41, 63 Shepard, Jomes 51 Smissacit, Toni 50 Sondrup, Kevin 40 Sorbc, Kathryn 46, 97 Spens, Frone 37, 101 Squire, Jane 40 Stevens, Koy 45, 95 Stevens, Portia 43, 97, 100 Sterner, David 32 Stewart, Dave 67 Stewart, Rex 42 Stringham, Norma 42 Stock, Wayne 41 Stubbs, Rond 46 Sudweeks, Sheryl 48 Sumsion, Earl 32 Swolbcrg, Larry 41 Taylor, Dennis 47 Taylor, Joe 31 Taylor, Terry 40 Tccplcs, Shirley 34, 100 Terry, Stan 33 Thomas, Ann 50, 99 Thompson, Gordon 44 Thompson, Jack 43 Thornbcrry, Susan 50 Throne, Brent 35, 98, 65 Throckmorton, Roxie 36 Tiffany, Larry 31. 96, 102, 103 Todd, Florence 42 Tomlinson, Gerald 48 Torgcrson, Jerry 47, 101 Trinnamon, Adell 35, 100 Tucker, Jomes Tucker, Linda 43, 94 Turnbull, Lynn 49, 97 Turpin, Wayne 40 Unopulos, Johnny 49 Walker, Betty Lynn 94 Walker, Diane 38 Walker, Vess 70 Wanlass, Elaine 31 Warburton, Sherry Warner, Robert 36, 100, 103 Weeks, Linda 40, 94 Wells, Edith 39 Wells, Bob 49. 63 West, Royal 44 Westbrook, Steve 46 Westenskow, Joyce 31, 99, 101, 102 Wcstman, Richard 39 Wetherell, Robert 50 White, Judith 46, 100 Whitehead. Cliff 31, 98. 62 Whitlock, Barbara Lynn 40, 101 Whitlock, Glen 31 Wilkerson, Dale 45 Wilkins, Kcndyll 32 Wiltardsen, Carol Ann 34 Willardscn, Trudy 47 Williams, Ronald 50 Williams, Terry 33 Wilson, Herbert 45, 103 Wilson, Jim 46 Winn, Carolyn 34 Worthington, Joy 50, 100 Wright, Beverly Ann 51, 102 Wright, Bill 43, 98, 65 Yost, Lyle 44, 71 Yost, Norm 66 Young, Mark 46 Young, Morris 49 This book is o token of fond memories acquired through the year. Though memories may fade with passing years, this book remains a record of treasured experiences.