Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1965 volume:

SNOWONIAN 1965 VOLUME XLIV PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDEN T BODY OF SNOW COLLEGE EPHRAIM, UTAH lithographed by COMMUNITY PRESS Orem, Utah TABLE OF CONTENTS SEEING Campus Administration Faculty BEING Student Officers Sophomore Class Freshman Class Honor Students Coeds of the Month Men of the Hour Royalty DOING Publication Staffs Student Committees Musical Groups Productions Clubs Activities Sports Advertisements 2 HEARING College is seeing — seeing the physical makeup of the campus, buildings, and grounds. College is seeing the human element of the campus — people, students, and teachers. College is seeing the integration of these factors into a workable whole. College is being—it is being a person. It is being a person who is succeeding, or failing; it is being a person who is groping, and searching, and perhaps finding; it is being a person who is lost, or whom has found himself, who has become a part, who belongs, who is moving forward toward some distant goal. It is being sad, happy, wistful or satisfied. It is being a part of a search for character; it is being a part of a search for the answer to dreams or aspirations. It is being a member of a fraternity of young people eager to find their place in society. College is doing — it is the rhythmic tapping of fingers on typewriter keys; the bone jarring tackles on autumn afternoons; the assembling of data, the writing of notes, the dancing, the singing and listening. It is expressing oneself through unselfish participation in collegiate activities. College is hearing—the gabble of voices in the Campus Center; the clicking of heels down hallways as late-goers hurry to class; the low murmur from classrooms, and sometimes laughter; the ceaseless sounds by day, the long silences of night. College is hearing the sounds of people, of students and faculty working and playing together. 3 THE WHITE AND GOLD Oil, flag of white and gold, to the breeze unfold, As we shout all hail! A story sweet is told in each silken fold. Which we love so well! A tale of love and youth and search for truth, In our temple fair. Oh, banner so bright, rich in gold, Pure and white To be like you is our fond prayer. 6 BOARD PRESIDENT Daryl Chase Preiidenl Utah Scare University and its Branches Henry R Hurren Logan Lucille O. Petty OgJtn E. O. Larsen Sail Ute City 12 [)F TRUSTEES Alva C. Snow Roosevelt Lamont F. Toronto Reed W. Farnsworth Secretary of State Cedar City Salt Late City Alma Sonne Chairman of the Hoard Logan Phillip A. Bullen Salt Late City Ralph Blackham Moroni W. Eugene Hansen Salt Late City Sid H. Eliason Salt Late City f N. D. Salisbury Logan 13 DIRECTOR AND STAFF Floyd S. Holm Director of Snow College Doris Larsen Secretary to Director Ruth Olsen Librarian 14 llilmer Peterson Superintendent Buildingi and Groundi Lee R. Thompson Rust nett Manager Rem' Shuffler Secretary to Treasurer Louise Jensen Secretary to Dean Fonda Stout Rookstore Manager E Ivan Alder Maintenance. Buildingt and Grounds Sharon Shuffler Assistant Secretary to Dean Goldie Olsen Supervisor oi Cafeteria Fred Bailey Custodian. Ruildtngs and Grounds Ross P. Findlay Registrar Dean of Students Agatha Nay Assistant in Cafeteria Irene Paulsen Assistant in Cafeteria Ray Nielson Custodian, Ruildings and Grounds Max Sorensen Custodian. Ruildings and Grounds IS DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE AND EDUCATION EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION POLITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY SOCIOLOGY HISTORY GEOGRAPHY Garth Bcacham Division Chairman F. dura: ion. Social Sco nce Daniel Witt Ray Enplcstcad Social Science Physical Education Winnie H. Clark A. Russel Gray Women's History Physical Education DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCE AGRICULTURE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES FORESTRY HOME AND FAMILY LIVING CLOTHING FOODS CHILD DEVELOPMENT HOME ADMINISTRATION Robert Stoddard Animal Husbandry Donald Dobson Field Station Gwendolyn Kay Home and Family Living Alton Hansen Division Chairman Piology 16 DIVISION OF DIVISION OF BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ECONOMICS LAW SECRETARIAL PRACTICE Nellie Toone Halbert K. Jensen Division Chairman Business Secretarial Science Administration AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY BUILDING TRADES INDUSTRIAL ARTS EDUCATION WELDING Merritt E. Bradley Clayton Stout Division Chairman Automotive Technical Education Technology DIVISION OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS CHEMISTRY ENGINEERING GEOLOGY MATHEMATICS PHYSICS PHYSICAL SCIENCE H. Reed Christensen Division Chairman Matltematics Milton G. Armstrong Chemistry I r DIVISION OF HUMANITIES ENGLISH BASIC COMMUNICATIONS JOURNALISM LIBRARY SCIENCE LITERATURE ART MODERN LANGUAGES MUSIC SPEECH Joseph V. Ctane Division Chairman English Demont H. Howell English Lucy A Phillips E merlins English Lhianc Ryan Speech and Drama Fieil Allrc-vl English W. Md.oyil Flic It sen Music Bruce Jennings English UVji Jensen Piano L.D.S. INSTITUTE Garth P. Munson Director IDS lutlitul Far! McKenna L.D.S. Institute Hoy Hatch E D S. Institute James A. Aston An Hatty A Dean Emeritus Music 18 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Jerry Pulsipher President Jut!y Drjpcr Pint Vice President jry Conrjd •fond Vice President i Suker 'JO I SENATE Jerry Pulsipher President Judy Draper First Vice President Gary Conrad Second Vue President Linda Stakcr Secretary Duane Brcsce Sophomore Class President Kathy Burnside Carol Youni; Publicity Manager Club Coordinator Val Evans si.MS. President Voncal Jensen LaRcc Christensen si W.S. President Cheer Master Doylcen Workman sllpha Delta President Dour Peterson Leslie Jensen Intercollegiate Knights Cold Key President President Ezra Hookano S Club President Carolyn Shelley si H.E.A. President 24 A. V. S. Standing, left to right: Marilyn Blackham, NaDean Armstrong, Council members; Kathy Petersen, Secretary; Lynda Johnson, Vice President. Seated: Kaye Socll, Council member; Voneal Jensen, President; Jean Price, Activity Manager. A M. S. Standing, left to right: Glen Roper, Secretary; Larry Cambron. Council member; Roger Dcfreiz, Vice President. Seated: Roy Oshiro. Council member; Val Evans, President. Gayle Anderson. Council member, was absent when picture was taken. AMS 25 SOPHOMORES Jerry Aa ard Charles M. Alder Claudia Jean Allison Fountain Green t.pbraim Labi Kendall Anderson N'ancy Anderson Paul Anderson Ephraim Orem Moroni Raymond Bird SpringnlU Melvin P. Carter Proto Marilyn BlacMiam Moroni Russell Cavaco Katina. Hawaii Danny Breinholt Proto Myra Cliappell Lyman Dixie Brorherscn Ml. Pleasant Boyd Christensen Satina 76 Dell Alvin Allred Salma David Andreason Springville Barry A. Anderson Manti X a Dean Armstrong Ephraim Dan H. Anderson Ephraim Glennis Rac Averett Ml. Pleasant Dean Anderson Orem Kimball Bailey Ephraim Gary I:. Anderson Ml. Pleasant Judi Barlow Clearfield Gayle Anderson Manti Ken S. Barrett East Longmeadt Massachusetts Eclala Bulow Kathleen Burnside Moroni Air. Pleasant LaVcm Christensen LaRee Christensen Richfield Fountain Green Mari Ann Butler Provo Newell Christensen Moroni Duane D. Bresce President American Fork 27 SOPHOMORES Earl Clark Sf ine City Steven D. Crowrher Fountain Green Larry Clark Orem Alan Curtis Spnngville Marcella Ann Cloud Goiben John Curtis Salt Uke City Shirley F.rckson Vernal Bill Green Ephraim Robed Loren Evans Orem Clair Green Ephraim Va! Evans Vernal Norman A Halladay Granger William Paused Myton Gaii Hamai Pa j Maui. Hawaii Linda Ferman Labi l.iRcll Hansen C.enterfieU Bruce Findlay Ephraim David Hansen laramintfon 28 Beverly C toward Moroni Clark A Davis Jicbtr City Hob Collins Sami) Raylcnc Dernke Salt l ik e City Gerald Cornier Ameruan Fork Gary Draper Moroni Gary Conrad Provo Judy Draper Moroni Louie Cook Fountain Green Voneal Draper Moroni Sai� dra Cook Nepbi Mike Ellis Salt Lake City Detwin Francom Payton Richard H. Harmon luiketoien Bob Gappmayer IUher City Kathleen Hatch Panguitch Melvin If. Garner Payton Rulon Hatch Pan xu itch Carol Ann Jacobsen Vice President Sa ina 29 SOPHOMORES Steve Hatch Stipin Tony Jensen CuNHntn Mary Kathleen Headman l‘rot« Voncal Jensen Richfield Gaiy Henderson Spanish Fori William Kim Jensen Alanti Kenneth Kuna Davni Erick Larsen S. h hile City Fairtieu John Macstrclli Max Man.eel son Sp mg IaiIc AVir- Jcriey Ephraim (u. nt Larsen Ephraim Jotene Mann Hountiful Keith Larsen . f aj field Hruce May American Pori lewis Larsen Fairritw Eddis McElprang Hnulinxloo Robert Kent Larsen i Ephraim Eileen Mcncll Vernal 30 Gent Hcnric faction. Wyoming Susan Johansen Ml. Pleasant Roland Hii ins Salt Late City F.'oise Johnson Delta Ezra N. Hookano Kaneohe. Hawaii Kre y; F. Johnson Perron DcAnn Jennings Manti Robert Johnson Proto Leslie Jensen Pairview Lloyd 11. Kjar Manti Roger Jensen Goshen Hob Kunz Salt Late City Patricia Loveland Ephraim Fred Miller I Milford Clark Mackey Ncphi Duane Monk Alt. Pleasant Marshall Macy Covina. California Robert Morley Moroni Kathleen Squire Secretary Roosevelt 31 SOPHOMORES George Terry Morris Kearni Brew Penrod Genola Peter Morcenson Ephraim Dora Jane Peterson I.Oa Vicky Kay Murdock Orem Douglas P. Peterson Ephraim Wayne Riddle Grant tville Gladys D Seely Ml. Pleatanl Ivan Robins Sapio Terrel Seely Ml. Pleatanl Faye Robson Salt Lake City Rolan Senior Spr in grille Glen Lee Roper Leamington Carolyn Shelley Alt. Plea taut Gary Roylance Logan Richard R. Simmons Payton Lila Rae Sanderson Manti James N. Smith Seattle. Wathingtot 32 Brute David Nell Monti Gordon Lee Peters on Ephraim Clair Nielson Ganniion Shirley Peterson Ephraim Marilyn Nielson Ephraim Jean Pike U'Jti Robert Zone Nielson Satina Jerry Pulsipher laindrr. Wyoming Julie Olsen Ffrron Lawrence R. Reid Ephraim Linda Olsen Ephraim Lynn A Reynolds Air. Pleasant Grant S. Sthaerrer Payton Kaye Snell Spaniih Fork Aralee Scochern Trtmonton Steven Sorenson Gltnuood Loye Ann Scott Proto Randy Stahcli Payton Ray Sealer Lthi Linda Stake: Air. Plraunl 33 SOPHOMORES Kay Stevens Salt Lake City Edwin Trapp Riverton Lynn Stevens Sandy Mark Treasure Idaho County , Idaho Gale Stout Ephraim lerilyn Wakefield Huntington erry Williams Melvin Eugene Winkler Lander, Wyoming Tooele Michael Witt Heher City Paul Eugene Woodbury Salt Lake City Doyleen Workman Sunset Kathlyne Worrhcn Perron 34 Janis Stout Ephraim Elsa V. Watkins American Fork Sandra Strong Cattle Dale Mike Watson Spring City Gordon Richard Taylor Salt Lake City Dean Whitworth Granger Helen Thompson Ephraim Arnie Wilkins Long Beach, California Michael Tidwell Nephi Jerry Williams F.lko. Net ad a Rodgers Todd Belmar, Flew Jersey Rowland G. Williams F.lko. Nevada Bruce A. Young Carol Young Laurel Young Dorothy Zalewski Lucille Miner Mona llehtr Milford Orem Springville 35 FRESHMEN John K. Aagard Fountain Green Blake Anderson Orem Gayle Acord Spring City Richard Anderson Mt. Pleasant Howard L. Adams American Fork Robert Anderson Koosharem Gary Baker Durango. Colorado Darrell M. Bchunin Freemont James Bannan Riverside. California James Bell Fairview Robert Barber Granger George Bench Fairview Mary Colleen Barentsen Air. Pleasant Marsha Bench Manti Richard Bartholomew Ephraim Sharilyn Berti Mt. Pleasant Joyce Bartlett T ridel! Jolene Bigler Payton 36 Caivcl Alter. Provo Robert D- Anderson Della Phil Allred Fountain Green Robert M. Anderson Saliva Richard B. Allred Che Her Sherry Carolyn Andersen Gunnitori Althea Anderson Aurora Tony D. Aragon Clanton Barbara Anderson Monti Michael Anberr Grand I unction. Colorado Barry C Anderson Oak City Lewis R Bagnall Ephraim Paul Barton Logan fred Biotic Salt lathe City Marilyn Beal Denver. Colorado Lyrte Bird Ml. Pleaiant Jeanette Beck Gunniton Jetty Blackburn Loj Ashley Fish President Heher City 37 FRESHMEN Tonya Rae Blackburn l.oa Vicki Bosshardt Redmond Elaine Blackham Moroni Linda Jean Boswell Nepbi Lloyd Blackham Cattle Dale Louise Bowii Gunnison Suzanne H. Brown Ephraim Carol Chapman Nepbi Bill Brower Twin Falli, Idaho Clifford G. Christensen Moroni Alan Bullock Midvale Dianne Christensen Orem Fat Burdick Payton Duane Grc£ Christensen Center ield Richard L. Burr Anchorage, Alaska Eric Christensen Redmond Marlene Buys Tooele Glen Earl Christensen Richfield 38 Qneil Blackham Moroni Gerald Brady fair view Ronnie Ray Blackham Satina Jimmy Wayne Brasher Murray Dennis Blea ard Sail Lake City Barbara Bresce American Fork Deloris Bodily Vernal Wayne Brotherson Mt. Plea I ant Leon Bogcdahl Coalville Dan Brown Manli Sandra Botthardt Redmond Pete Brown American Fork Mike Callahan Ogden Kathleen Christensen Moroni Jack Cannon Salt Lake City Perry O. Christensen Fountain Green Fred Carpenter Manti Dennis Christenson Gunnison Beth Nelson Vice President Perron 39 FRESHMEN Nyle Christenson Richfield Mark Cook Moroni Chester K. Clark, Jr. W'ahiaua, Hawaii Thomas II. Crowther Provo Paul Clark Crani svi lie LaMar Cultner American Port Susanne Detro Flint, Michigan Carolyn Forsyth Hu hicll Sharon Draper Ml. Pleaiant Dean F. Fox American Pork Linda Itllis Heber City Patsy Frost Spanish Port Floise Anne Evans Vernal Paul Cilathar Lehi Sheldon A. Draper Moroni Janice Darlene Frandsen Mr. Pleasant Connie Edman Salt Late City LaVar Frandsen Springrillc 40 Joy H. Clarke Afanti J. Allen Curti Granger Noall H Clarke Monti Raleigh T. Curti Burley. Idaho Ruth Clarke Monti Richard N. Davi Genola LaMar Cloward Cheiter Roger Allen Defreiz Huntington Bryce Coates Ml. Pleasant Kent Denslcy Riverton Sandra Coate Fairview Henry E. Derre Belmar, Note Jertty Arlo Fawcett Coalville Randy Gleave Antimony Robert J. Fillmore Fremont Kelly Goodrich Vernal Jane Finlinton Oak City Bruce Guymon Moroni A Sharon Rurmitvn Secretary Ferron 41 FRESHMEN Dennis Had fie Id Lehi Jim Hastings ForI Worth, Texas Paul R. Hafen Mt. Pleasant Scott Hatton Antioch, California Julie Halladay Spanish Fork Clyde Hayes Nephi Tim Hughes Ml. Pleasant Georgeana lensen Redmond Margo Hurren Lewiston Jack D. Jensen Manti Walter Hurst Mapleton Joyce Jensen Gunnison Rrcnt Hutchings Provo LaVee lensen Sterling Joan Hutchings Lee Irving Provo Chester Marjorie Ruth Jensen Rolland Kenneth Jensen Nephi Center field 42 Errol W. Hammond Fayette Paula lean Haymond Nepbi Dean !•'. Hansen Fountain Green Lou Ann Hendrickson Payton Laura Hansen Ephraim Lucille Hcrmansen Ml. Pleasant Linda Rac Hansen Spring City Vicky Lynn Hiatt Payton Richard Hansen Ml. Pleasant Eileen Hougaard Manti Gloria Hartvigsen Spanish Fork Ronald Hughes Dug way Leslie M. Jacobs Tooele Rac Johansen Chester Jewel Jacobson Oak City Dean Johnson GrantsviUe Kenneth Jenkins Vernal Lynda Johnson Manti Gardell Wayne Jensen Richfield Max Johnson Provo 43 FRESHMEN Terry Johnson Fount jin Green Elias K Kanuha A tea. Hawaii Wayne William Johnson Smith field Clark Kay Mona Udell Joliey PrOVO Norma Keeler Manlt Michael Kjar Ephraim David Lovejoy Brigham City Sreve KoJford Orem Heber J. Loveland F.phraim Jim Koos Midvale Loctie Lund Salt Laic City Silvia Krumcich Fili Lalau Dorlmumd. Germany Aiea. Hawaii Pete Lund Lester Mackey Manti Sail Lake City Kim Larsen Ephraim Linda Madsen Manti AA Eddie Jones Hal Jones Seagirt. New Jersey Nepbt John Earl Kcllctt Kirr Kellctt Moroni Moroni Lee Jorgensen Gunnison Garth Kendall Moroni Richard L. Judd Kanab Michael Killpack Perron Ethel Julandcr Elsinore Maree Kjar Manti Duane Kaneko American Fork Merwin Kjar Manti Than Larsen Salt Lake City Ira Malmgrcn Center field Thomas Lasatcr Salt Late City Lana Man elson Ephraim Alan Lasson Mt. Pleasant Wayne Manijelson Ephraim John D. Longakcr Ephraim Dana Mansfield Vernal 45 FRESHMEN Bob Martinez Dianna Mason Joy Matteson Vernal Aurora Ephraim Mike McKee John McKenzie Retina Ann McQuarric t-ehi Springvillc Ephraim wmmtBmfc Bob Mills Nancy Mohlman Geo Kurt Mons Robert Moore Mack C. Morrell Jim Mote Huntington Bountiful Salt Lake City Jacksonville, Florida Bitknel! Wahtaua. Ilauati Gordon G. Nebckcr Earl Nell Don Ray Nelson Evan Nelson Ked R. Nielsen Keith Nielsen Scphi Midvale Cenola Perron Salina Ephraim 46 Douglas May American Fork Gary M. Meehan Duguay Greg Maylett Manli Arlccn Mel lor Fayette Brent McArthur AU. Pleasant Darlene Mellor Fayette Shauna McClenahan Castle Dale Susan Mendenhall Richmond Ralph Kent McCurdy Vernal Robin Mickelson Satina, Utah Marsha L. McIntosh Dug way Judy Mellor Fayette Dawn Mower Fair lieu-Larry Nelson Salt Like City Glenn K. Mower Fairvicw Joe Nielsen F.phraim Carina Lucile Murdock Orem Ncldon Oaks Vernal 47 FRESHMEN Janice Nielson Monroe Kathie Olson Willard Judy Nielson Fainicu Roy Oshiro Wabiau- Ohau. Hawaii Sidney Sue Nielson Oak City Dixie Pace Moroni mmm Davis Peterson Lehi Terry Porter Hurricane Judith Peterson Cattle Dale Douglas G. Price Proro Margaret Peterson Monroe Lloyd Price West Jordan Ronald B. Peterson Salina Ruth Randall Monticdlo Steve Peterson Salt Lake City Bradley Rasmussen Salina Wanda Marie Petersoo Mayfield Kathleen Rasmussen Fountain Green 48 Phil A Olsen Sieve Nielson laammy-ton ale Pace Coalville Susan Nielsen Ferron Chris Parrish Htt tr City Re Nilsen Span ilk Fork Steven Peacock Monti Stephen Noyes Ephraim Camille Perry IVHUrd Bob Plselps American Fort Kathryn Rasmussen Fountain Creen Vicky Lynn Picket! Gunnison Patsy Robbins SprinfriUe I.eland Brent Piep Bob J. Pope Sal: lake City Vernal Lynn Rcqua Carol Reynolds American Falli, Idaho Fatrvieu ip FRESHMEN Ned Richards Newel D. Rigby Jim Riley Panguitcb All. Pleasant Altonab Linda Rosier Jean Rowe Blake Rust Moroni All. Pleasant Altamont Lowell T. Shelley Virginia Shepherd Sharon Ann Shook Margie Simmons Peter Simpson Rex Smith Ml. Pleasant Salt Lake City KaysviUc Tridell All. Pleasant Coalville Nancy Sorensen Roland Squire Robert W. Stakcr Orel Guinn Standlee Jack S. Stanfill Lorraine Steiner Manti Gunnison Mt. Pleasant Manti Vernal Nepbi 50 Robed Robbins Proto Thomas Ryder Kanoehe. Hawaii Dennis Roberts Kuerten Carl Rymcr Lthi Homer Robertson Verna! Ira Sylvanus Sanderson Monti Clark Robinson Vernal Wilann J. Schneider Portland. Oregon Paul Robinson Ltbi Eddie Seely Ml. Plenum David Rogers Kansas City, Mnioun R Bruce Seely Ml Pleasant Dianne Snow Sandy Biainc Straw Salt Lake City Daryl Sondrup Ephraim Kenneth Srrin harn Vernal l on LaMar Sorensen American Fork Lewis T. Swensen Hinckley Garth L. Sorensen Ephraim Jcrrol Syme Moroni SI FRESHMEN Garth Ellis Taylor Salem Martha Jean Wallace Ephraim Sherri! H. Taylor American Fork William Dean Wallace Ephraim Karen Thomas Payson Dorothy Wankier l.cvan Cathy Whitlock Cun niton Lynctte Wridc Salem Althea Wilcox Ml. Pleasant Joel M. Wright Provo Marilyn Wiley Orem Del! Young Provo Lynn Wilkerson Roosevelt Gary Young Sl'rl’ng Cherrvl Williams Ephraim Thomas Young Mona Linda Wilson Payton Linda Zabriskie Mt. Pleasant 52 Bill Thont| son Saliva Edward Wan less Grants ville A Dent Tolley Nephi Gres Warner Salt Lite City Randy H. Torfeerson Lyman Merrill Washburn Manti Rol cri Torserjon Richfield Lcnorc Watson Hell Gardens. California Linda Turner Lyman Alee Weiss Manaujuan. New Jersey aren Tuttle Lony. Heath, California ichard White Goshen Vaun Jean Wilson Ephraim Barbara Kaye Zcngcr Midway David A Winkler Ml Pleasant Jim Zupan Midrale 53 Boyd Beck HONOR STUDENT 55 Bruce Findlay • • • COEDS OF THE MONTH Paul Woodbury Alan Curtis 56 ...MEN OF THE HOUR Bill Green MARCH MAY Ken Kunz Bruce Findlay HOMECOMING QUEEN Janis Stout PREFERRED MAN 59 Boh Gappmayer I. K. DUCHESS 60 Judith Peterson LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA SWEETHEART Dora fane Peterson Beverly Cloward Editor SNOlVONIAN Loye Ann Scott Editor Gayle Acord Sherry Carolyn Andersen mmm Susannc Dctro Gary Conrad Lynda Johnson Ethel Julander Janice Nielson Kathy Peterson Judi Barlow Bruce Findlay Ken Kunz Wilann Schneider Marilyn Blackham Marsha McIntosh Barbara Zenker 64 NOWDRIFT Volume XXXX Ephraim, Utah, Wednesday. .September 30, 1964 Number One RAY ENGLESTEAI) Veteran Coach Joins Staff Ray Engleslead, newly appointed basketball coach and P. E. instructor at Snow College, has moved his family into the Men's Dormitory at Second North on First East Street, where Coach Woodbury. now studying for his doctorate at the University of Utah, lived formerly. Mr. Englestcad’s roots arr-panguitch, where h� s fami'v was born and attended school. He taught at Dixie College for two years but returned to Fanguitch upon the death of his father-in-law to manage the family farm. Since then he taught at Panguitch High School until accepting his new assignment. The Englestead's have five Registration? — The Total’s Up Lines of students talking with advisers, obtaining class cards and paying registration fees tell the story of Wednesday’s registration. Thursday, students will be meeting their instructors, learning the names of textbooks and getting their first assignments. The Fall Quarter is underway. Although enrollment totals for the quarter will not be available for several days yet, school officials expect registration numbers to break previous Fall Quarter records substantially. That means a registration total well above 500 students. And this figure will be hiked again when adult evening classes get underway sometime in October. Registrar Ross P. Findlay has issued some special recommendations for students completing registration: —Students with out-of-state cars should obtain a permit from the Registrar’s office which will enable them to operate their vehicles in Utah without obtaining Utah license plates. —Students affected by Selective Service regulations should obtain a form from the Registrar which they will use in reporting their school status to their draft boards children, Ronald 20, Kay 17, LaRac 13. Mark 10. and Dean 9. WOMEN’S RESIDENCE HALL Campus GrowHi-lf s Major Chapter in Snow Story Campus growth — these words tell the story. This fall it is the new (and yet unnamed) women’s residence unit and the privately owned and operated Kofford Apartments. Last year it was the Student Center and the new (and still unnamed) men’s dorm. And new construction projects are in the offing. Business Manager I-ec R. Thompson has announced. The new residence hall for women is providing living space for 72 coeds in 12 apartments. Each apartment contains three bedroom-study rooms, bath and combination kitchen-liv- ing room. Mrs. Agatha Nay is the dorm mother. The Kofford Apartments flow nearing completion will provide housing for 96 men. They will live in units containing two bedrooms, a bath 'and a kitchen-living room. JSach unit has an outside entrance. The Kofford Apartments are privately owned and operated, but will conform with stand brds established for campus housing facilities. The new housing will not bnly provide additional living quarters, but will help to relieve what were overcrowded conditions in some dormitories last year and replace some sub-standard housing, college officials explain. Next item on the campus building program, according to Mr. Thompson, will be the new physical education setup on the tract extending east from the Multi-Purpose Building. Complete development of the site will include the construction of an 8,000 square foot building to house offices, dressing and storage rooms and other items and a new football field, baseball diamond. tennis courts and areas for other physical education activities. Plans for the physical education have been completed and bids for construction of its first phase will be called for this fall. DATE LINE Oet. 1 — Classwork begins Oct. 1 — Freshman assembly. Oct. 2 — Swimming Party Oct. 5-9 — Rush Week Oct. 9 — Primary elections Oct. 9 — Canyon Party Oct. 10 — Football. Boise at Snow SNOWDRIFT The official organ of the Student Body of Snow College, published periodically at Ephraim, Utah Subscription $1.00 each quarter THE STAFF Editor________________________________________________Bruce Findlay News,__________Dana Mansfield. Kathy S' uire. (Hen Roper and Regina Mc uarric Clubs_______________—-------Carol Young and Lottie Lund Dramatics------ .....Aralee Scothern and Margaret Peterson Sports .Rex Nilsen Exchange. —.............——.......... Suzanne Brown Adviser.--------------------------------— Bruce Jennings 65 PUBLICITY Left to right: Sandra Coates. Nancy Mohl-man, Lou Ann Hendrickson. Kathleen Burnside. Manager. PUBLIC RELATIONS left to right: Regina McQ-.iarric. Linda Wood. Judy Draper. Chairman; Arlcen Mel-lor. Paul Hafen, Marcella Cloud. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Sitting. left to right: Lucille Miner. Chris Parrish. Judy Draper, Chairman; Richard Judd. Standing: Hloisc Evans. Lync Bird. SCRIBE Left to right: Barbara Andersen, Marcella Cloud, Kathleen Squire. LinJa Zabmkie, editor; Beverly Cloward, Lynda Johnson. Left to right: Judy Mcllor, Judi Barlow, editor; Joyce Bartlett, sandy Coates. 67 Standing, left to right: Ted Cherry, Gary Conrad. Chairman; Larry Cambron. Seated, left to right: Duane Ryan, Gail Hamai, Marilyn Beal. Patsy Frost, Secretary; Roy Oshiro, Fonda Stout. Ross Findlay. UNION BOARD INTRA-CLUB COUNCIL Standing, left to right: Carol Young, Chairman; Leslie Jensen. Dana Mansfield. Carolyn Shelley, Doyleen Workman. Dora Jane Peterson. Sitting, left to right: Dong Peterson, Ken Kunz, Boyd Beck, Ezra Hooka no. 68 MUSIC AND THEATRE M A D R I G A L S Back row: Eric Christensen, Lana Maqgelson, Jolene Mann. NaDean Armstrong. Julie Halladay, Gayle Anderson. Front row: Robert Christensen, Kathleen Squire. Norma Keeler, Lester Mackey. Lottie Lund. Barbara Zenker. Earl Clark. 0 R C H E S T R A Back row: Paul Hafen, Lynn Stevens. Steven Peterson. Darrell Bc-hunin, Nylc Christensen, Gerald Brady. Raymond Bird. From row: Alan Lasson. Bill Thompson. Gale Anderson. 69 BAND Back row: Jerilyn Wakefield, NaDean Armstrong, Darrel! Behunin, GIcni Mower, Rojtcr Defreiz, Paul Hafen, Jean Rowe. Robert Christensen. Bruo Findlay, Raymond Bird. Third row: Alan Lasson. Bill Thompson, Caro Ann Jacobsen, Lynn Stevens, Kcndell Beck. Blake Anderson. Steven Peter son. Nyle Christensen. Steven Crowther. Second row: Glenn Ropet, Doy leen Workman, Julie Halladay, Randy Tor«erson, Eugene Molyneux, Robert Anderson. Michael Kjar. Merwin Kjar. First row: Joyce Bartlett, Nancy Mohlman. Dora Jane Peterson. Gerald Brady. James Bannan, Gayle Andcr-con rv� r� :-l w : . 70 A'CAPPELLA CHOIR Bad- rote: Eric Christensen. Gayle Anderson. Dan Anderson. Wayne Man-nelson, Steve Kofford, Robin Mickelson. Bill Thompson. Mike Watson, Ira Malmgren, Jerry Aagard, Robert Christensen. Earl Clark. Dick Allred, Alan Curtis. Ashley Fish. Raymond Bird. Gale Stout. Max Mangelson. ‘third rote: Carol Ann Jacobsen. Lana Mangelson, Marce Kjar, Linda Zabriskie, Susan Mendenhall, Maynard Christensen, Dennis Christensen, Lester Mackey, Phil Olsen. Stephen Noyes, Nyle Christensen, Lewis Bag-nail. Darrel! Behunin, N'a Dean Armstrong;. Margaret Peterson. Second row: Jolene Mann, Barbara Kaye Zenger, Kathlyne Worthen, Jolene Bigler. Kathryn Rasmussen. Judy Mellor, Marsha Bench, Lila Sanderson. Kathleen Rasmussen. Jean Rowe. Patsy Frost. Lottie Lund. Jcrilyn Wakefield. Linda Madsen. Julie ilalladay. Front row: Karen Thomas. Glennis Averctt. Kathleen Squire. Vaun Jean Wilson, Norma Keeler, Patsy Robbins, Caro! Reynolds. Caro! young. Eloise Johnson, Lou Ann Hendrickson. Marilyn Nielson. Karen Tuttle. Janis Stout. Dianna Mason. THE SOUND OF MUSIC Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein 11 Music by Richard Rodgers CAST Maria Rainer................ Sister Bertha............... Sister Margaretta .......... The Mother Abbess........... Sister Sophia .............. Captain George Von Trapp Franz, the Butler ............. Frau Schmidt................ Liesl ...................... Friedrich .................. Louisa ..................... Kurt........................... Brigitta ................... Marta....................... Gretl....................... Rolf Gurber ................ F.lsa Shraeder.............. Max Dctweiler............... Herr Zeller.................... Baron F.lbcrfeld............ Baroness F.lbcrfeld......... A Postulant................. Admiral Von Schreiber . .. ............Voncal Jensen .. Lou Ann Hendrickson .......... Lana Mangelson ...............Jean Rowe ------ Carol Ann Jacobsen .............Bruce Findlay ............. Bill Green .......... Suzanne Brown ......... Norma Keeler ......... Alan Peterson .......... Marilou Dyreng .............'I'om Adams ......... Jeannine Howell Sally Decker, Helen Olsen ......... Dianne Barton ............... Phil Olson ......... Barbara Barton ......Robert Christensen ...... Dennis Christensen ........ F.ric Christensen .............. Maree Kjar ......Susan Mendenhall ......... Robin Mickelson 72 Director ................................... Joseph V. Crane Musical Director and Conductor .......... W. McLoyd Erickscn Technical Assistants............. Duane W. Ryan, James Aston Choreographer ................................... Winnie Clark NEIGHBORS OF CAPTAIN VON TRAPP, NUNS, NOVICES, POSTULATES, CONTESTANTS IN THE FESTIVAL CONCERT: Maree Kjar, Alan Curtis, Regina McQuarric, Paul Woodbury, Laurel Young, Larry Cambron, Sandra Strong, Melba K. Armstrong, Bertha Anderson, Shirley H. Monson, Julie Halla-day, Lottie Lund, Susan Mendenhall, Joanne McKenna, Glennis Rae Averett, Barbara Kaye Zenger, Marjorie Jensen. 73 KISS ME KATE Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter CAST Fred Graham .. Harry Trevor ... Lois Lane....... Ralph........... Lilli Vanessi ... Hattie ......... Stage Doorman . Paul............ Bill Calhoun ... First Man....... Second Man ... Harrison Howell ..... Val Lindsay Dennis Christensen ... Voneal Jensen ...... Rex Nilsen .......Jean Rowe .... Lottie Lund ....... Paul Clark ... Richard Allred . . Eric Christensen ........Bill Green ........ Phil Olsen ...... Doug Price TAMING OF THE SHREW PLAYERS Bianca (Lois Lane) ...... Baptista (Harry Trevor) . Gremio (First Suitor) ... Hortensio (Second Suitor) Lucentio (Bill Calhoun) . Katherine (Lilli Vanessi) Petruchio (Fred Graham) Nathaniel ............... Haberdasher ............. 74 . .. . Voneal Jensen Dennis Christensen Wayne Mangelson ... Richard Allred . . Eric Christensen ....... Jean Rowe ......Val Lindsay ... Richard Davis ... Lester Mackay Director ..................................... Duane V. Ryan Musical Director and Conductor...........W. McLoyd Ericksen Technical Assistants.............Joseph W. Crane, James Aston Choreographer ................................... Winnie (dark SINGING ENSEMBLE: Glennis Rae Averett, Lou Ann Hendrickson, Lynda Johnson. Norma Keeler, Maree Kjar, Carol Reynolds, Janis Stout, Kathleen Squire, Linda Zabriskie, Jerry Aagard, Lewis Bagnall, Earl (dark, Richard Davis, Lester Mackay, Ira Malmgren. DANCING ENSEMBLE: Leslie Jensen, Lynda Johnson, Susan Nielson, Sandra Strong, Laurel Young. Dean Christensen, Lari Clark, Larry Clark, Joe Wyatt. 75 LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN By Oscar Wilde CAST Director ......................Duane W. Ryan Lord Windcmcre............................ Fred Carpenter Lord Darlington ...................Gary Conrad Lord Augustus Lorton ............. Bill Green Mr. Cecil Graham...........................Eric Christensen Mr. Dumby......................... Paul Clark Mr. Hopper .................... Max Mangelson Parker (Butler) ................... Bob Barber Lady Windermere.................. Norma Keeler Duchess of Berwick.............Marjorie Jensen Lady Agatha Carlisle......................Carol Chapman Lady Plymdale..............Shauna McClenahan Lady Jedburgh.................Sherry Anderson Lady Stutfield ............... Vicky Murdock Mrs. Cowper Cowper.......................Aralce Scothern Mrs. Erlynne ................ Colleen Barentsen Rosalie (Maid) ................Carma Murdock 76 THE TYPISTS By Murray Schisgal Director .Duane V. Ryan CAST Sylvia .......... Julie Halladay Paul ............. Alan Curtis SKETCH ACTORS Lucille Miner Paul Clark Doug Price Davis Peterson Norma Keeler Dennis Christenson A PHOENIX TOO FREQUENT By Christopher Fry Director..........Duane V. Ryan CAST Doto.......... Susan Mendenhall Dynamcnc..........Margo Hurren Tegeus-Chromis. .Dean Christensen 77 SIGMA GAMM Boyd Beck President LaRce Christensen Vice President Loyc Ann Scott Sccrctury Duane Bresee Kathy Burnside Beverly Cloward Gary Conrad Jerry Pulsipher Carolyn Shelley Linda Stakcr Doylcen Workman 78 Dora Jane Peterson Carol Young ALPHA DELTA Doylcen Workman Prciidenl Vicki Murdock Vice President Susan Johansen Secretary Judi Barlow Carol Chapman Sharon Draper Darlene Frandscn Lou Ann Hendrickson Lucille Miner Carma Murdock Marjorie Jensen Chris Parrish Rex Nilscn Patsy Robbins Dorothy Wankicr Linda Wood 79 GOLD KEY Leslie Jensen President Judith Peterson Vice President Marlene Buys Sandra Cook Secretary LaRee Christensen Jeanette Heck Sharilyn Herti Kathy Burnside ■ Judy Draper Gloria Hartvigscn Voneal Jensen Joyce Jensen DeAnn Jennings Lynda Johnson Regina McQuarrie Eileen Merrell Beth N'elson Susan Nielson Kathy Olson Julie Olsen Darlene Prandscn Paula Hammond Linda Stakcr Sandra Strong A Dene Tolley Laurel Young Chris Parrish Sharon Rasmussen 80 ZETA EPSILON Carolyn Shelley Kathy Petersen Elsa Watkins President Vite President Secretin Althea Anderson Colleen Barentsen Joyce Bartlett Judi Barlow Marilyn Blackham Dixie Brothcrscn Beverly Cloward Sue Dctro Jane Finlinson JoAnn Hutchings Jewel Jacobsen Ethel Julander Judy Mellor Beth Nelson Marilyn Nielson Janice Nielsen Judith Peterson Sharon Rasmussen Karen Thonus Lenore Watson Marilyn Wiley Barbara Zcnjtcr Sandra Coates 81 LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA Raymond Bird Secretary Ken Kunz President Mike Watson Vice President Eddis McElprang Glennis Averctt Vice President Secretary Gladys Seely Gayle Acord Sherry Andersen T rcasurer Claudia Allison Judy Beck Lync Bird Sandra Bosshardr Vicki Bosshardt Marlene Buys Susanne Dctro 82 Voneal Draper Loyc Ann Scotr LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA Patsy Frost Linda Hansen Margo Hurren Joan Hutchings Susan Johansen Lottie Lund Dana Mansfield Lucille Miner Nancy Mohlman Dawn Mower Kathleen Rasmussen Kathryn Rassmussen Jean Rowe Jerilyn Wakefield Dorothy Wankicr Lenore Watson Doyleen Workman Barbara Zcnger 83 Ezra Hookano President Bob Gappmayer Secretary Jim Mott S CLUB Paul Woodbury Vice President Paul Clark Alan Curtis Elias Kanuha INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS Doug Peterson Duke Jerry Aagard Scribe Jack Cannon Robert Johnson Duane Bresce Chancellor Eugene Molyneux Val Evans Geo Kurt Mons Richard Murdock Grant Schaerrer David Sorensen 85 PHI THETA KAPPA Sinn Jin ;, left ro right: Dean Wallace, Boyd Beck, President; Stephen Noyes, Bruce Findlay, Vice President; Wayne Mangelson. Sitting, leit to right: Voneal Draper, Secretary; Sherry Andersen. Jerilyn Wakefield, Kathleen Squire. Marlene Buys. 86 SCRIBBLERS 87 Standing, left to right: Larry Cambron, Chcrryl Williams. Voncal Draper, Bruce Findlay. Sitting, left to right: Laura Hansen, I-'loise Johnson, Dana Mansfield. President. DEBATE Noall Clarke and Keith Nielsen. Alan Lasson and John Frischknecht. Margo Murrcn, Kddis McElprang and Norma Keeler. Homecoming Queen float First place Lambda Delta Sigma float. ACTIVITIES Dedication of Applied Arts and Science Building. Gold Key in action. Songleadeis and Pep Band at a football 3 me. ACTIVITIES Recruit them young. ACTIVITIES 93 Wood Shop Drafting Library CHEERLEADERS LaRee Christensen, Gloria Hartvi :scn, Buster Badger (Brent Hutchings), Sharilyn Berti, Marlene Buys. SOHGLEADERS DcAnn Jcnninjts, Susan Nielsen, Sandra Strong. Eileen Merrcll. 95 FOOTBALL SCORES Snow 0 Alumni . 13 Snow 18 Eastern Arizona .. . 15 Snow 7 Dixie . 6 Snow 7 Arizona Western. . 19 Snow 8 Boise . 27 Snow 0 Dixie . 34 Snow 34 Ricks . 7 Snow 24 Mesa , 14 Snow 26 Weber . 0 Jm Bob Gappmayer Tackle Alan Curtis Tackle Allen Bullock Guard tk m •... Chester Clark Guard k _ Em Hookano Quarterback Russell Cavaco Tackle 96 Roger Dcfieiz PmUbm k Ashley Fish Halfback Richard Gunderson Fullback Richard Harman F.nd Norman Halladay Guard FOOTBALL Kay Mansfield Guard Bruce May End Kent McCurdy Halfback Bruce McKay End 98 i Larry Newman F.nd Roy Oshiro Fullback 99 Paul Robertson Halfback Tom Rydel Fullback AH Conference Joe Scorzato Halfback Jack Stanfill Jim Smith Edwin Trapp Ed Wanlass Quarterback Center Guard Tackle All Conference 100 Dell Young Quarterback Paul Woodbury Halfback Dean Whinvorth End IZs Jb, X Greg Warner Guard Uwi$ Bagnall Quinn Standlee Mhhttc Manager Athletic Manager ' IW 1 101 BASKETBALL Gordon Taylor Center Forward All Conference Carvd All Center Lloyd Blackham Forward Don Sorensen Guard Joel Wright Guard Ned Richards Forward 103 BASKETBALL Del! Young Athletic Manager SCORES Snow 101 Alumni 86 Snow 75 BYU Frosh 100 Snow 79 Weber Frosh 67 Snow 61 Western Wyoming 94 Snow 70 NEJC 77 Snow 89 Rcedlcy 80 Snow 79 Eastern Arizona 94 Snow 86 Hill Air Base 70 Snow 91 Mesa 77 Snow 73 Carbon 94 Snow 65 Dixie 84 Snow 83 Rangely 71 Snow 70 Ricks 66 Snow 61 Boise 69 Snow 94 Western Wyoming 84 Snow 75 Rangely 57 Snow 87 Dixie 90 Snow 76 Utah Frosh 90 Snow 100 Ricks 80 Snow 67 Boise 74 Snow 92 Carbon 113 Snow 92 Mesa 108 10s WRESTLING Standing, left to right: Mark Treasure, Bob Pope, Robert Martinez, Tony Aragon, Jerry Coulson, Eugene Molyneux, Kenneth Stringham, Bradley Rasmussen. Ray Adamson. Kneeling: Larry Clark, Roger De-freiz, Jim Mott, Leon Bogedahl. Arlo Fawcett, David Sorenson. Larry Newman. 106 TRACK Standing, left to right: Wayne Brasher. Ashley Fish. Lee Atwood, I.con Bogedahl, Robert Anderson. Raymond Bird. Jerry Blackburn, Coach Bob Stoddard. Kneeling: Paul Woodbury, Phil Olsen, Ed Wan-less, Ned Richards. Paul Rose, Gay Wilson, Darrell Bchunin, Tony Aragon. TENNIS 108 Left to right: Mack Morrell, Steve Peacock, Dennis Peterson, Darrell Scow, Dick Peterson. BASEBALL w Standing, left to right: Dell Young, Lewis Bagnall, Sherril Taylor. Gary Roylance, Bruce McKay, Jack Stanfill, Ronnie Blackham, Robert Sraker, Coach Ray Englcstcad. Kneeling: David Winkler, Roy Oshiro, Joe Scorzato, Mcrlcn Blad, Robert Welch, Perry Christensen, Joe Wyatt. 109 A 0 V E R T I $ E M E N FIRST SECURITY BANK OF UTAH, N.A. L Full Banking Services V Mr. Pleasant, Utah L M TRAILER MANUFACTURING ANDERSON’S DRUG Service with a Smile” Ephraim, Utah no Ephraim - Manti CARLISLE MANUFACTURING CO. Your Portrait, School and Wedding Photographer ADAMS STUDIO Richfield, Utah Ephraim, Utah I.G.A. PROGRESS MARKET A Friendly Place To Do Business” Ephraim, Utah m FAIRVIEW CITY “A Good Place To Live pause... i ':M REFRESH! 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