Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1967 volume:

SNOWONIAN ’67 Lithographed bv IMMUNITY PRESS Orem, Ul.ih Volume XLVI, Published by the Associated Student Body of Snow College, Ephraim, Utah, for the School Year, 1966-67. l YOU ARE SNOW 2 YOU ... f You are Snow College, the student in the classroom or the athlete on the field. You are the new horizon, the beginning of a challenge to make your wray in this world, to make your mark upon the blackboard of life. The most influential You is You, the achievement of many years of scholastic readiness to one day join ideas with others to seek out the mysteries of life and find a solution to them. You are the final product. 7 8 ADMINISTRATION 9 PRESIDENT Daryl Chase President limit State University ami its Branches Mrs. Orpha S. Boyden Phillip A. Bullen Roger B. Hansen Salt lake City Salt t ake City Mt. Pleasant 10 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Elder Altna Sonne Chairman Logan Henry R. Hurren Logan E.O. Larson Salt Lake City Richard J. Maughan Bountiful Clyde Miller Secretary of State Sttlt lake City L'. Mark Neubcrgcr Logan N.D. Salisbury Logan Alva C. Snow Roosevelt Conley Watts Logan Lucille O. Petty Ogden 11 DIRECTOR Ross P. Findlay Registrar Lee R. Thompson Business Manager R.iy Bienz Assistant Business Manager Al Green Di?mr of Students 12 STAFF Ruth Olsen librarian Doris Larsen Secretary to Director Betty Shuffler Secretary to Treasurer Margorir Ericksen Secretary to Registrar Linda Mogk? Assistant Secretary to Registrar Ted Cherry Manager, Union building Fonda Stout Manager, bookstore Goldie Olsen Managei, Cafeteria Irene Paulsen Assistant in Cafeteria Hilmer Peterson Superintendent, buildings and Grounds Agatha Nay Assistant in Cafeteria Fred Bailey Custodian, buildings and Grounds E. Ivan Alder Maintenance, buildings and Grounds Kay Nielsen Custodian, buildings and Grounds Erick Nicholls Custodian Kent Thursby Custodian 13 Garth Beacham Daniel Wilt lenniel Reeves Division Chairman Social Science Women's Physical Education Education, Social Science Ray Hnelestead Physical Education DIVISION OF EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCES EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION POLITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY SOCIOLOGY HISTORY GEOGRAPHY Robert Stoddard Physical Education M H Reed Christensen Division Chairman Mathematics F.irrin I Mangelson Chemistry DIVISION OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES AND MATH CHEMISTRY ENGINEERING GEOLOGY MATHEMATICS PHYSICS PHYSICAL SCIENCE Milton C Armstrong Chemistry, Physical Science Dart Nelson Mathematics Orsal B Allred Mathematics, Drafting 15 Afion Hansen Diviiion Chairman Biology T. Blaine Moore Biology A. Clyde RIauer Biology William Christiansen Animal Hu.ilrantlry Gwendolyn Kay Honu ami Family l iving Donald Dobson Field Station AGRICULTURE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES FORESTRY HOME AND FAMILY LIVING CLOTHING FOODS CHILD DEVELOPMENT HOME ADMINISTRATION DIVISION OF AGRICULTURES LIFE SCIENCES DIVISISION OF HUMANITIES ENGLISH BASIC COMMUNICATIONS JOURNALISM LIBRARY SCIENCE LITERATURE ART MODERN LANGUAGES MUSIC SPEECH Merritt E Bradley Division Chairman Technical Education Clayton Stout Wouiofriv Technology ferry Bradley Electronic 18 Nellie Toone Division Chairman Secretarial Science Halbert K Jensen Bittiness Administration YOU 20 21 THE NEW HORIZON EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Pa trie NkCarvey President lac kit Bell Srcrj'fdrv David Chavis Vice-President B.irb.ir.i Nielsen fir. Secretary of Public ami Student Programs Tom fohnson Ex. Secretary of Cultural Affairs Jan Halgren A. tV.S. President lim Petersen AM S. President EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The student leaders, under the direction of Putric McGarvey, demonstrated outstanding ability in making the school year an eventful one with assemblies, spaghetti parties, lectures, hootenannies, and carnivals. This year the previous office of Vice-President of Public Relations wasdivided into two separate offices: Executive Secretary of Public and Student Programs and Executive Secretary of Cultural Affairs. This addition has been very successful. 23 SENATE The Senate is made up of the executive, dub, and class officers. They are the governing body of the Associated Students of Snow College who have strived to strengthen the old traditions and create new ones. At a fall conference held at the experiment station in Ephraim Canyon, they began planning the activities of the school year. ‘ You is the theme that they chose to represent a rewarding year for the students. I.in H.ilRren AW$ President Cary lewkes Pin Rho [ , President 24 David Chavis President rr tuli.i Christensen Siriiiii Cainma President Phil lohnson S Club Tom lohnson Executive Secretory Cultural Affairs Tim J.ewis Freshman Class President Sherrie Love ridge Zeta Epsilon President Barbara Nielsen Executive Secretary of Public and Student Programs 25 Serving as the Sophomore Class Officers tins year were Yvonne Match. Secretary; S ana Evcrill, President; anil Stan Hell. Vice President For the first time, they sponsored Sophomore Week highlighted by the Sophomore Prom SOPHOMORES Sandra Aiken Spring City Elrue Alldredge Qttlc Citv Ellen Marie Allred Pleasant Grotv Colleen Anderson S � :dv David Andersoi Pphraiin 26 Errol Anderson lack Anderson John Anderson Carla Atkinson Ml. Pleasant k'yhraun American Fork Sandy Eileen Averett Springxritle Kay Halle Bicknell l.aRayne Baum Sjwrish Fork layrene Barney Richfield Rulene Behling Perron Robert Batie Fori Lewis, tVus i lackie Bell Murray Alene Barnes Layton Paul Beck Mt. Pleasant Tim Bradford iVlunft Dour Bradley Gunnison loAnn Braithwaite Sterling Stan Bell Murray Kathleen Boxh Centerfield 77 SOPHOMORES Suson Brood head Ncfthi Boyd Brotherson Mr. Pleasant W.ivne Childs Clive Christensen Cornell Christensen C.len Christensen St nt,Xville Murray Chester Center field Fureka Beth Ann Cox Mouri Brent Cox Manti D.ivid Cox Miiiirr LiM.ir Densley Murrau Henry Derres Ifelniar, A,'. . Doughs Doolittle Trenton. N.J. Cory fc’von Dr.iper Centerfield ?y [ Mu 28 Monica Bunderson [erri Burdick Michael Carkton Margaret Chadwick Salt l.akt• City Downey, Calif. Fairview American Fork tXivid Chavis Murray lulia Christensen Murray loy Clarke Mant i Verna Clement Roger Cook Center field Moroni lohn Eliason Manti Gerald Erickscn Fairview Ned Ericksen Moroni Lana Everitt Fountain Green Candy Fificld IViiilnku, Hawaii 29 SOPHOMORES Brent Fcwlcs William French George Fre.ir Mf. Pleasant Columbus, Ohio Murray G.nl Hansen Ml. Pleasant Kathleen Hansen Want i Quay Hanson Syrian City Irene Harding Proi'O Evin lensen Fainnew Max lensen Ephraim Richard lensen Los Angeles, Calif. Faye lohnson Manti l.ouis Kjar Manli Connie Knuteson Spanish Fork |udy Lambson Karen Larsen Salt Lake City Orem l.auna Larsen Manli 30 Harold Gibb Redmond Tom Hacking Hhinding Ian llalgren Richfield Marsha Hall Mapleton Yvonne Hatch Lott John Howard Ephraim Robert Myden Southfield Bruce lacobson Heber Mane Johnson iVl onticello Phil Johnson Venial Tom Johnson Nephi Fred King Mini ft 31 SOPHOMORES Sherrie Loveridge Julia Lowry Barbara Madsen Orem Monti Nephi Judy Mel lor Fayette Rosalie Memmott ScipiO Colleen Miller Barbara Mikkelsen Monti Fountain Green Donald Morris Kt'rtrrjs Ron Morris Tooele Beverly Myers Mono Robert Myrick Grantsville Candis Mahon Todd Malmgren Allyson Martin Pam McCunc Patrk McCarvcy Blanding Centerfold Glendora, Calif. Nephi Salt Iake City Brent Moon Howard Morgan Mike Morgan Penny Morrell Mtifod. Idaho Goshen Nephi Spanish Fork lohn Neilsen Dana Nelson Evan I eKoy Nelson Barbara Nielsi Leamington Perron Dugway Manti 33 SOPHOMORES Jim Petersen Edward Peterson Karen Peterson Monti Ephraim Richfield Bryan Rasmussen Satina Stephen Seely Payson Carolyn Rees • Wales Ivan Shelley Fairview Sam Richardson Sail Lake City Kathryn Shelley Mr. Pleasant Charles Robinson Kaitah Tim Simmons Murray Barbara Stansfield Reta Stevens Russell Stevenson Stephen Strate Nannette Strong Mr Pleasant Provo Gunnison Spring City Layton 34 Steven Peterson Joseph Petronino Kae Pickett lohn Pino Pat Punches Mint: Longmeaiiow, Mass. Gunnison Sag Harbor. N. Y. Wrstley, Mont Margene Robins Scipio Steven Rowley Oasis Susan Rowley Oasis Brent Ruston Salt lake City AmA L m Sally Smith .VI anti Kathryn Sorensen Springville Norma Sorensen Mayfield Perry Sorensen Moroni Kathleen Stilton Giantsville Angela Taylor Lon l.aura M. Thomas Delta Mike Thomas Delta Douglas Trotter ProvO 35 SOPHOMORES Geneva Tucker Sue Turner Erlynne I utile 5 ilt lake City Kanosh Manti Leone Van Epps Ephraim lim Van Tassel Wanna Marikay Warrick Richard Dennis Watson Bountiful Spring City Thea Kav Young Milford Karl Wright Pleasant Crone Morris Wright Nephi Clevc Yates Mona 36 Tim Lewis, President; Karen Taylor. Secretary; and Dour Wright, Vice-President represented the Freshmen Class this year as their officers. The Freshman Project was the starting of a fund for the purpose of constructing a life-size statue of a badger on campus Niel Rich served as President during Fall Quarter. FRESHMEN lanece A agar d Fountain Green Kristine Adams Richfield Phyll R Allen Kanoilt Steven Anderberg Orem Curtis Anderson Gunnison 37 FRESHMEN Robert Anderson David Anderson Edward Andertoo Tooele Ephraim Pteauinl Grew M.irv Atkinson Margaret Austin Peggy Averelt Terry Balser iJraper Nephi Mr. Pleasant Provo Ann Hvthers Brent Bigelow David Hills Ins Bierrcgaard He her Pleasant Crove Ncphi Bountiful Sandra Blackham Cathy Hloomix-ld Susan Borg lay Bosshardt John Braithwaite Moroni Oreiif Spokane, Wash, Rcilmoml Mnnti Kristine Anderson Salt lake City Michael Anderson Ephraim Sally Anderson Spring City Maurine And reason Sprinftvillo Catherine Aragon Clau'son Molly Bartholomew Ephraim Joseph Barton Monticello I Dee Beck Ml. Pleasant Gerald Bess MiiJivilr Kenneth Black Ephraim PegRy Blackburn Enter v Brent Blackham Bountiful Steven Blackham Moroiir terry Bratt Riverton Sterling Brienholt Salt Lake Citv Ann Bricker Grants, New Mexico Kollo Brinkerhoff Hicknell l.aRee Brown Murray 39 FRESHMEN Phil Brown Shirlee Bryan Barbara Bryant Castro Valley, Calif. Orem Menomonee Falls, tVrsc. Dennis Christensen Don Reed Christensen lane Christensen Kearns Ephraim Salem lerry Christensen Salina Marsha Cloud Goshen Carla Coates Moroni Sheree Cooper Payson I.a Kaine Cobbley Pleasant Grove Vicki Colledy.e Lchi 40 Michael Budge George Burr Joseph Buys Robert Campbell Dick Calder Smithfield Koosharem Tooele Pleasant Grove Ontario, Calif. Richard Chavis Halbert Cherry Bernell Christensen Carla Christensen Murray Ephraim Richfield Orem Norma Christensen Kim Christison Robert Christopherson Steven Clark Fairview Richfield Provo Provo 41 FRESHMEN Steven Cox Khctt Cromcwcll Marianne Crod and Orangeville Abilene, Texas Moroni Peggy Davit Ephraim Craig DeMill Ephraim Sherrie Detro FJrnJ, Miehixan Avrm Deuel Mr. Pleasant Roger Draper Mont. Stanley Duncan Munfi lanet Eliason Moroni Theresa Mae Ellett Biel-nell Barbara Ann Fangel Orem ludith Foul Kailua, Hawaii Evelyn Frandsen Ft. oehroir, Va. Phil Frandwn Gunnison Sue Frarier Spoil?re. Wash 42 r t (ill C ushinR Muiuxiy M.irce.i Dalton Circletulle Richard Daniels I.a Point Robert Daniels Heber Linda Davis Heber Sheila Dickinson Chester Bonnie Dimond West Iordan loyce Doman bountiful Robert Downard Vernal David Emmett Sidney Ercanbrack lohn Erick sen Reed Facer Tacoma, Wash Heber Ephraim Malad, Idaho Ella Gappmayer Russell Cartrell Vicki Gibbs Robert Gillespie Valerie Gleave Heber Hawthorne, Net . Sprin ville Ogden Pleasant Groin 43 FRESHMEN Dan Coff Mayrene Grange Robert Greenwood Miner svilte Prow Richfield Michael Hadley Alice Hall Norma lean Hall Cary Hansen Richfield Ephraim Huntington Sfxinish Fork Wayne Hcmpel Ingle, Calif. Pamela Hcnrie Panguitch Calvin Hesxlgesxr Orem Cordon Higa Honolulu, Hawaii Gary Haskins Elko, Nevada Darlene Houskeepcr Midvale Delene Houskecper Provo Tom Howard Nephi Helen Hultgreen kVesf Iordan 44 Susan Griffen SaIt lake City Colleen Grover Ephraim George Gull Spanish Fork Dana Guyman Huntington Merrill Gurney Vernon Marc Hansen Orem LaRue Hansen Kathryn Harris Paul Hayward Ephraim American Fork Bountiful Carl Hunt Deanne Hunter Katherine Hurdsman Sandra lackson Glen Jenkins Hanksville Phoenix. Arizona Clenwood Nephi Sandy 45 FRESHMEN Dana Icnscn I ennis Jensen Maurine Jensen Sandy Goshen Moroni Charlene lones Fainuew t.indsay Jones Planding Rodney Jones Flint, Michigan lane Jorgenson Ml. Pleasant Clenn Kudaishi Kauai, Hawaii Evan l arsen Salt Lake City Paul I arson Ephraim Ronald A. I arson Ephraim Rush I oertscher Midway Tim 1 cwis Provo Robert I iddiard Springvilte Michael l oader Prow Mild., l.xke i Inmi 46 Diana Jenson Bicknell Jeanie Jenson Monroe Gary letvkes Si It lake Citu Michael lohnson friiniVii Pan Johnston Fun la. Co! Roger lorgcrsen Peon Neal Kellett Moroni Kathleen Kiar Mann I ila Kiar MilrrtJ Ronald F. Larsen Ephraim Catherine Law Bountiful Phyllis I ebaron Pro to lennic Loertscher Midtiwy Patricia Luellen Grander Michael Madsen Monti Frank I ogan Draper Terry l.oosli West Iordan riit Ronald Lorensen Richfield 47 FRESHMEN Rita Pehrson Monticello Ronald Pehrson Monticello l.arry Perrenoud Midvale Ronald Pope Midway Kathleen Poulsen Murray Marvin Poulsen Richfield Kathy Pratt Rillito, Arizona Kathy Pulver Payson John Randall Fresno, Calif. Russel Rasmussen Pangnitch Garth Reed Spanish Fork Verna Rae Richardsen Monticello 1 eon Roberts Vernal Connie Robinson Scipio Anna Rot he Payson Kent Rowley Monticello Vickki Moore Copptrton Sharon Mortensen Ephraim Linda Mtillord Teasdale ipei Osaka, In pan Gerald Nelson Moroni Nina N'icoI Moab lefferv Nielson Monrot Margaret Nielson Ephraim Vern Olsen Emery Susan Packard Murray Kathleen Page Roost'twit Virginia Payne III uc water, M. Kathryn Peck Lehi .{9 FRESHMEN Ronald Pope Midway Kathleen Poulsen Murray Marvin Poulsen Richfield Kathy Pratt Rillito, Arizona Kathy Pulver Payson John Randall Fresno, Calif. Russel Rasmussen Pattfttiitch Garth Reed Spanish Fork Verna Rae Rschardsen Monlicel o I eon Roberts Vernal Connie Robinson Scipio Anna Rothe Pavson Kent Rowley Monticello 50 Moroni Fphraim Ore tn Granger Redmond Douglas Prescott Ihomas Prince David Probert Edward Prows Neola Los Alamo . N.M. Scipio Granger David Rees Roger Reeve Terry Reid Richard Niel Rich IVafft Salt Lake City West Jordan Sandy Scott Rowley Oasis Phillip Sabev Spanish Fork Milzi Sanders Ephraim Carl Schrodes Spanish Fork Gee Seal Springi'itle 51 FRESHMEN Shaun.ili Servoss Howard Shaw Dean Shephard Bountiful Vegas, Net . Stilt Like City lay Snow Marilyn Snow Rubon Song Carol Sorensen Riverton Roosevelt Kailua, Hawaii Fountain Green Mary Steiner Nephi Dennis Stevens Kearns Phil Stevens Pleasant Grove Peggy Stevens Saiulv Denise Summers Ice Suseata Dee Talbot Fawn Taylor Janice Taylor Salt Lake City Copper!on Coalville Iona. Itiaho Gunnison 5? Lorin Smart Sandy Emilia Smith Vow Terry Snarr Midvale David Shirley _ William Sickles Arlinxton, V r. Southhampton, N. Y. l.inda Sorensen loyce Spencer Charles Staker Sarah Starr Mayfield Payton Mr. Pleasant Mephi Patricia Stewart Emma I ce Stratton Mary Stringham Doug Strong Fairvieu' Orem Woods Cross Spnngvillt FRESHMEN Alan Teramoto Byron Tolman Charlotte Tombinson Honolulu, Hawaii Sail lake City Roosevelt Diane Van Epps Ephraim Kent Van Tassel My ton Yvonne Voorhces Vln� rf� Karren West Sandy Leslie West Still lake City lerry West man Springville Mary WaRStafl WeSl Jordan Donna Wheeler Fairview Pam Willden Ephraim Danny Williams Malad, Idaho Eugene Williams Perron lance Williams Sandy Doyle Wilson Mitlway Si I •icknell Sherrill Torgerson Lyman Shauna Tucker Murray Katharine Turner Drafter Marie Van den Akker Murray Clinton Waiwaiole Ruth Wanlass Carlos Watkins Ken Weiii� M Haleiwa, Oahu Hawaii Mnuti American Fork Keanu Louise Wilson Nila Winkler Dour Wright Robert Young Carma Zeeman Tridell Tooele Prow Sterling Payton Phillip Whitehead Rita Whitman Jack Widdisor. Lewis W'ilcox Spanish Fork Moroni Springville Hanksvitle 55 The IK s held .1 h.ilhtub r.ice as .1 pep assembly. Hal Cloward Kathie Curtis Fountain Green Springville Cordon Tidwell Ely. Nev. Sharon Wilson Tooele All students and teachers dread the frustrations ol registration. 56 YOU: THE 58 59 HANDS OF FRIENDSHIP A.M.S. COUNCIL A rifle raffle, a beard Browing contest, a dinner dance, and Men's Week were sponsored by the Associated Men Students. The council members were: Vince O’Neil, Jim Tatton; Paul Buhler, Secretary; Jim Petersen, President; and Gordon Tidwell, Vice-President. Missing is Terry Balser. A.W.S. COUNCIL The A.W.S. Council has planned the activities of the women on campus. Their events were the Preference Ball, Charm Night, the Mother-Daughter Banquet, and Cotton Week. The council members were: Sandra Aiken, Vice-President; Pam Willden, Secretary; Jan Halgren, President; Sue Turner, Kathy Peck, and Shawna Tucker. 60 Appointed by the Executive council, lulia Christensen served as editor of the 1°67 Snowonian SNOWONIAN STAFF Combining a yearbook lo bring back the memories of a year spent at Snow has been the objective of the Snowonian staff. Pictures and words have been carefully selected around the theme You are Snow to make the Snowoni.tn a keepsake of remembrance for years to come. A special thanks is extended to Mr. James Aston, advisor; and Mr. Joseph Crane, photographer. lohn Cowan's pictures were an asset to this year's book. lohn Neilscn added his talents of photography to the Snowonian. Doug Doolittle, copywriter; Sam Richardson, layout editor; and David Shirley, copywriter worked many hours on the Snowonian. SNOWDRIFT STAFF Snow College is informed bimonthly of the events happening on campus by the Snowdrift. The paper was expanded to five columns and the l.etters to the Editor column was added this year. Doug Trotter and his staff have worked hard to keep the students up-to-date on news, sports, and activities. 1 our Trotter was appointed editor of the Snowdrift by the Executive Council Seated, left to ri ht; Candy Fifield, Kathryn Sorensen, and Jerri Burdick Standing Dave Shirley. Richard Jacques, and Kim Christison. These- people worked as report ers for tin Snowdrift. The Focus was under the direction of Barbara Mikkelsen. Vickki Moore did the layouts and l.aRaync Baum was a script writer. Other members of the staff were Kathy Curtis, artist; Angela Taylor and layrene Barney, scriptwriters. FOCUS STAFF The “Focus” is distributed before every school year to introduce the new students to our college. This informative magazine features an introduction to the Administration, Student body officers, and a general picture of student life on campus. Barbara Mickkelsen has edited this year’s Focus”. The staff has produced an interesting publication to show that Snow College is here for “You”. tohn Cowan spent long hours working in the darkroom to furnish pictures for the Focus . 63 PUBLIC RELATIONS The purpose of the Public Relations Committee was to provide talent programs from Snow College to the surrounding communities and schools. Under the direction of Barbara Nielsen and her staff the image of Snow College was strengthened and added upon. Candy Fifield, Scott Rowley, Yvonne Voorhees. Molly Bartholomew, and Barbara Nielsen planned the traveling assemblies Gary lewkes. Mary K Olsen, Tom lohnson, lern Burdiek, and Bob Greenwood composed the Assembly Committee. ASSEMBLY Tom lohnson headed the Assembly Committee which was in charge of approving all assemblies. They scheduled all the assemblies pre-sentedby theclubs, alongwith making the arrangements for the intellectual and cultural programs. 6-1 STUDENT UNION BOARD The Student Union Board is composed of Director Holm, Dean Green, the Vice-President of the studentbody, and various students. They coordinated the activities held in the Campus Center to the student needs. Gregory Co . .ind Don Funk printed posters while Sam Richardson designed the Calendars. Barbara Stansficld. Rulene Behling. and Penny Morrell decorated the bulletin boards David Chavis. Dean Green. Director Holm, and Geneva Tucker were the members of the Student Union Board. PUBLICITY It was the responsibility of the Publicity Committee, under the direction of Don Funk, to make attractive, informative posters of all the activities on campus. SIGMA GAMMA 66 The Student Body Officers comprise Sigma Gamma. This year the club held a reunion and participated in Homecoming, the Song Fest, the Club Carnival, and sponsored a banquet for the new officers. lulia Christensen Patricia Wood President Vice-President loAnn Braithwaitc lackic Bell David Chavis Secretary LaMar Densley Lana Everitt Don Funk Ian Halgren gr 99 Barbara Mikkelsen Barbara Nielson Vince O'Neil Steve Rowley Doug Trotter Cheryl Willi GOLD KEY Cheryl Williams Beverly Myers President Vice-President Selected by tryouts, the Gold Key has performed at the football and basketball games. This year they obtained new uniforms and took first place in the Song Fest. leannie Curtis lenna Petersen Pam MrCune Reporter Historian Drill Mistress Sarah Starr Mary Atkinson Cathy Bloomfield Susan Cary Bonnie Diamond Drill Mistress Ruby Duncan l.ana Everitt Candy Fifield Ella Capomeyer Sandra lackson Maurine lensen Charlene tones Sherrie Loveridge Vickki Moore Pam Petty Marie Van den Akker Barbara Madsen 67 ALPHA DELTA Organized to help promote the theatre department, the Alpha Delta has ushered at all the productions at the Snow College Theatre and helped build scenery for them. They sponsored a dance, an assembly, and held a banquet this year. Mary Olsen Secretory Kristine Anderson Cathy Aragon Peggy Averett Kim Christison Carla Coates Marcca Dalton Avrin Deuel Evelyn Frandsen Sue Frazier Mayrene Grange Annette Mellor Carolyn Rees Fawn Taylor Karen Taylor lanee Williams 68 S CLUB Phil lohnson Steven Anderberg President The white-washing and lighting of the S” are the duties of the S Club. The club consists of the boys who letter in sports. They took an active part in all the activities of the studentbody this year. Cordon Higa Bruce lacobson Michael l.mdsay Terry t.oosli Steven Matthews Brent Kushton Howard Shaw Reuben Song loe Susaeta Alan Teramoto Dean Terry Ken Weidauer RODEO CLUB Sponsoring a western week was the main activity of this year's Rodeo Club. It was organized to help promote western ideas. They participated in many of the activities of the student body. Tom Hacking Resident Richard Nelson Vice-President Roger lorgenson Treasurer loc Barton Ref order Don Davis Kristine Anderson Ned E'ricksen Pam McC une Seeref dry Polly Chappell Shirlcc Bryan Maurine Andreason Kathy Pratt David Probert Russell Rasmussen Emma Ice Stratton Carlos Watkins Danny William- ZETA EPSILON Monthly meetings featuring guest speakers were the main activities of Zeta Epsilon. Also this year, they participated in Homecoming, the Song Fest, and had a club party. Sherrie I ovendge lane lorgensen Rulene Behling President Vice-President Secretary Pcrny Averett Kristine Anderson Iris Bjerregaard PcRRy Blackburn Shirlee Bryan Margaret C hadwick Publicity LaRaine Cobbley Marcea Dalton Sherrie Detro Sheila Dickinson loyce Doman Candy Fifield Marsha Hall Maurine lensen Kathleen Kjar Karen l.arsen Cathrine l aw Rosalie Memmott Robbins Anna Rothe Emilia Smith Kathryn Sorenson Barbara Stansfield Karen Taylor lanee Williams _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________71 PHI RHO PI Phi Rho Pi was reorganized this year and has taken an active part in many activities. This club is for students who participate in the forensics tournaments. Gary )cwt.c-s Robert Greenwood Prtfdent Vice-President Charlene tones Tom Johnson Michael Cartston Allyson Martin Vince (TNetl JUDO CLUB The ludo Club was newly organized on campus this year. Under the direction of Glenn Kudiashi, the members have learned the art of self-defense. Glenn Kudaishi President Paul Cnffin Clinton Waiwaiole Robert Anderson First Assistant Second Assistant George Burr Berndl Chnsicnsen Bob Gillespie Gerald Nielson Larry Peay Ronald Pehrson I ean Shephard 72 INTERCOLLEGIATE Vince O’Neil Steve Clark Duke Scribe KNIGHTS Organized as a service club, the Intercollegiate Knights have spent many hours helping to make this year a success. They sponsored movies, the IK Ball, selected a Duchess, and its members attended the regional convention at the BYU. Dave Shirley Neal Cox Chancellor Expansion Officer Paul I lay ward Berne)! Christensen Don Reed Christensen Kim Christison Recorder 73 Wayne Hempel Cary lewkes Ronald I nrenson Patric McGarvey LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA 74 The religious organization of Snow College, Lambda Delta Sigma, is the largest club on campus. The club consists of two chapters the Alpha (boys) and Omega (girls). Steven Rowley Robert Myrick President Vice-President lack Anderson Steven Anderberg Michael Anderson Ken Black Paul Buhler Bernell Christensen Secretary Don Reed Christensen David Cox Don Davis I aMar DensJey lohn Ericksen Ned t'ricksen Clenn Kudaishi Patric McCarvey Ron Morris Vince O'Neil Andrew Peterson Marvin I’oulsen Doug Prescott Russell Rassrrtusson Roger Reeve Scott Rowley l.orin Smart Terry Snarr LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA This year the Lambda Delta Sigma had the first place float in the Homecoming parade. They also had such activities as the Polygamy Party, the Backwards Party, the IBM Dance, and the Sweetheart Ball. loAnn Braithwaite President Kathleen Hansen Vice-President Geneva Tucker Secretary Erlynne Tuttle Historian l eone Van Epps Dana Nelson Treasurer Publicity la nice Aagard Sandra Aiken Mary Atkinson Margaret Austin EIRue Alldredge Maurine Andreason Cathy Aragon Carla Atkinson LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA Ins Bierregaard Cathy Bloomfield l-aRee Brown Susan Bro.idhe.id Shirlce Bryan Barbara Bryant Susan Cary Margaret Chadwick Polly Chappell fane Christensen Marsha Cloud Carla Coates Vicki Colledge Beth Ann Cox Carrrn I er Cox Marcia Dalton I inda Davis Marsha DcCol Sherrie Dctro Avrin Deuel 76 Sheila Dickinson loyce Do man Theresa Mae Ellet Lila Cappmeyer Valerie Cleave Mayrene Grange LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA Sandra Jackson Diana lenscn Ioann- lensen Dclcne Houskccper Dana Guymon Irono Hardin Norma Iran Mall Yvonno Hatch Kathleen Kjar l.ila Kjar Connie Knuteson ludy l.ambson I.auna ( arson leannine Lasson Phyllis I eharon lenme I oortschcr Knslm I ossor Sherrie I over!dye Allyson Martin Robyn Mayors 77 LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA Annette Mcllor ludy Mellor Cherie Nelson Erma Lee Nelson Ilene Nelson Barbara Nielsen N'ola Nielson Rosalie Ogden Kathleen Page Kathy Peck Rita Pehrson Kathryn Penrod Kae Pickett Jenna Peterson Kathy Pratt Kathy Pulver LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA Marilyn Snow Kathryn Sorensen Barbara Stansfield Peggy Stevens Reta Stevens Patricia Stewart Emma l.ee Stratton Nannette Strong Denise Summers Fawn Taylor Karen Taylor lanee Williams Mary Wagstaff Ruth Wanlass Rita Whitman Karren West Pam Willden C heryl Williams MUSIC School spirit wjs boosted by pep band. 80 A’CAPPELLA CHOIR Front roiv. left to right: Fawn Taylor, lance Williams, Faye Johnson. Carma Zeeman, Geneva Tucker, Dana Jensen, Lila Kjar, Sue Frazier, Carla Atkinson. Kathy Kjar, Shana Lee Winkler, lennic l.oertscher, Kathleen Hansen. Second row: Dana Nelson, Margaret Cox, Launa Larsen. Molly Bartholomew, Robert Welch, Richard Ludlow. Alan Tischncr, Phil Whitehead, Terry Balser, Beverly Myers, Yvonne Voorhees, Margaret Nielsen, Colleen Grover. Third row: Marsha Cloud, I.aRce Brown, Mitzi Sanders, Phyllis I.ebaron, Roger lensen, joe Susacta, Patric McGarvcy, Gene Castle, Gary jewkes, Peggy Stevens, Susan Packard, Sally Smith, Ian Halgren. Fourth row: Beth Ann Cox, Kathleen Bogh, Ann Brickcr, (ill Cushing, Sam Richardson, Mike Cowan, Kim Christison, Garth Reid, Phil Brown, Randy Nielsen, John Ericksen, LaRayne Baum, Evelyn Frandsen, Ann Bcthcrs, Connie Knuteson. DANCE BAND Front row, left to right: Norma lean Hall, Glen Greener, Paul Hayward. Second row: Russ Cartrell, Alan Nielson, Patric McGarvey. Third row: Randy Nielsen. Missing; Carla Atkinson, Phil Whitehead, Ronald Pehrson. I’hc music department was very active this year. The annual Winter Concert presented the talents of the Starliters, Concert Band, A Cappella, and Madrigals. The bands provided the music for the musical and the pep band boosted spirit at all the games. Mr. Erickscn directs, rehearsals for Camelot 82 CONCERT BAND Front row, left to right: Daniel Wilt, Emilia Smith, Sherrie Detro, Kristine Anderson. Second row: Glen Greener, Norma Jean Hall, Rosalie Ogden, I.aKayne Baum, Yvonne Hatch, Jim Tatton, Geneva Tucker, Marvin Poulsen, Paul Hayward. Third row: Patric McGarvey, Danny Hill, Phil Whitehead, David Herbert, Ruby Duncan, Jennie l.oertscher, Russ Gartrell, Alan Nielson, Steve Clark, Ronald Pehrson. Fourth row: McLoyd Ericksen, Larry Larsen, Randy Nielson, Sam Richardson, Ilene Nelson. MADRIGALS Front row, left to right: Fawn Taylor, Carla Atkinson, Jan Halgren, Beverly Myers, l.auna Larsen, Dana Nelson, Shana Lee Winkler, Jennie l.oertscher. Second row: Margaret Nielsen, Richard Ludlow, Joe Susaeta, Mike Cowan, John Ericksen, Garth Reid, Terry Balser, Susan Packard. 83 FORENSICS Under the direction of Demont Howell, the forensics squad has been very successful. They traveled to the Brigham Young University, Phoenix Jr. College, Mesa College, College of Eastern Utah, and Dixie College. They sponsored the Intermountain J:orcnsics Conference on April 21 and 22. To climax the year, members of the squad traveled to California to the Nationals where they received outstanding ratings. Coach Demont Howell and Tom Johnson show trophy won by Tom in debate. 84 Charlene Jones and Janet Madsen were debate partners. Allyson Marlon look trophies in extemporaneous speaking. Oration was successful for Vince O'Neil. Mo placed first in oration at BYU 85 Barbara Nielsen was the coordinator tor the Intermountain Forensics Conference Sharon Mortenson won a trophy in oration. FRESHMEN ORIENTATION AND REGISTRATION 86 To the unsuspecting freshman, orientation was an exciting, frustrating, enlightening, and confusing experience. The student leaders greeted the freshmen and explained to them the school policies, registration procedures, and activity opportunities. Freshman Orientation began early in the morning in the auditorium. Each Freshman met the officers and became acquainted with them Everyone was introduced to hiv advisor and received counseling for registration. The Chuck Wagon Breakfast was enjoyed by everyone. lambda Della Sigma built the first plan- float. Homecoming Week was a bustle of activity for everyone. The designing and building of the dorm displays filled the first couple of days, then the Homecoming Queen contest on Wednesday added to the growing excitement. By Friday most students were in a wild frenzy of building and decorating floats, decorating the ballroom, and going to the pep rally and car caravan. The Homecoming Parade was one of the biggest and best ever and had several clever floats to catch the spectator’s eye. Excitement was climaxed at the rousing game with Dixie in the afternoon, and the activities were climaxed at the beautiful blue and gold Homecoming Dance that night. The A M S. had a comic entry for the parade. 88 The bonfire built by the Sophomores lit the t« rch for the torch run to the S' At halftime during the HomecominR game, the Gold Key displayed their new uniforms. 89 3D’S The Associated Students of Snow College sponsored a concert for the first time this year. They presented the 3 D’s in Rhyme, Rhythm, and Reason on December 8. The performance was outstanding and proved to be an enjoyable evening. 90 MOTHER- DAUGHTER BANQUET An evening filled with charm and enchantment was enjoyed by the Associated Women Students and their mothers April 5. The theme “Cinderellas: Old and Young was developed beautifully as all enjoyed an outstanding program presented by The Honeywells. SPRING REVUE For the first time, the Cold Key presented the Spring Revue, to climax their year. It was held on April 5 prior to the Mother-Daughter Banquet. 91 MISS SNOW CONTEST The Miss Snow Pageant was held on March 29. The co-chairmen were Leone Van Epps and Gary Jewkes. The contestants were judged on talent, beauty, and poise. Miss Snow represents the college at the Miss Utah Pageant. Mitzi Sanders models her evening gown Fawn Taylor took her talent from ‘The King and I . I..Hina Larsen and Ruby Duncan performed a Highland Fling DANCE REVUE The annual Dance Revue was held on May 4 Marilyn Kofford was in charge of the unusual pre sentations. Mary Wagstaff, Cherie Nelson, and Helen Hultgren did an Oriental number Cordon Higa, luditb-fputs, and Alan Teramoto demonstrated the grace of the islanders. 93 SNOW CARNIVAL Sigma Gamma built a p ,r,riy toss' for their booth. Candy Fifield was the chairman of the annua) Snow Carnival held on May 2 Each Club prepared colorful booths ranging from a cotton candy machine to a mouse roulette wheel. Taking chances on a mouse was the objective of the IK booth 94 Parker shows his disgust . t Angela on the opening night of her new play Parker spends long hours every night in his study writing a book on criticism CRITICS CHOICE By Ira Levin Director..............................Duane Ryan CAST Parker Baliantine Angela Baliantine John Baliantine. . Dion Kapakos. . . Essie.............. Charlotte Orr . .. Ivy London......... .. . Glen Greener . ... Kris Adams Don Hermansen . Richard Jacques . .. Fawn Taylor . . Virginia Bean Natasha Madsen 95 Mary Warren is demanded to reveal whether lohn Proctor is in league with the devil or not. THE CRUCIBLE By Arthur Miller Director....................................Duane Ryan CAST Betty I’arris...... Rev. Samuel Parris . Tituba............. Abigail Williams. . . Susanna Walloon . . Mrs. Ann Putnam . . Thomas Putnam . . . Mercy Lewis........ Mary Warren........ lohn Proctor....... Rebecca Nurse .... Giles Corey........ Rev. John Hale Elizabeth Proctor. . Francis Nurse...... Ezekiel Cheever lohn Willard....... Judge Hathorne Dep.-Gov. Danforth Sarah Good......... Hopkins............ Martha Corey....... ......Carol Barnes .... Glen Greener . . . . Cathy Aragon ......Mari Tucker . . . . Mitzi Sanders .... Carolyn Rees ......Gary Jewkes . . . Sharon Wilson . . . Annette Mel lor Robert Greenwood . . Mayrene Grange .....George Burr . . . Kim Christison ......Jan Halgren . Manfred Pollinger . . Richard lacques .....Terry Balser . . Theldon Myrup ......Mike Cowan ......Ellen Allred ......Gene Castle . . . . Peggy Averctt lohn makes his final decision to face his death and receives the moral support of Mary. 96 The gentleman caller is entertained by a toast from Amanda. THE GLASS MENAGRIE By T ennessee Williams Director.......................Duane W. Ryan CAST The Mother...................Ian Halgren Her Son.............................Glen Greener Her Daughter.................Fawn Taylor The Gentleman Caller....Richard lacques Tom tells Amanda that he has invited a gentleman caller home for dinner 97 r Arthur describes Camelot to Cuenevcre CAMELOT Book and l.yrics by Alan Jay l.erner Music by Frederick Loewe Based on The Once and Future King By T. H. White Director..............Joseph VV. Crane Musical Director . . W. McLoyd Ericksen Assistant..............Richard Nibley Tech. Assistant................James A. Aston, Duane VV. Ryan Choreography...........Charlene Jones, Marilyn Kofford Pellmore disrupts the royal picnic to the amusement of Cuer.evere. CAST Sir Dinadan..............................Douglas Trotter Sir Lionel.....................................Gene Castle Merlyn.............................................Vincent O'Niel Arthur.....................................Terry Balser Cuenevere..............................Shanal.ee Winkler Pages........................David Green, Jerry Monson Lancelot.................................Michael Cowan Dap......................................Manfred Pollinger Pellinore.............................Paul Kim Christison Lady Anne.................................Fawn Taylor Sir Sagramore.............................Ned Ericksen Lady Catherine........................................Faye Johnson Mordred....................................David Higham Morgan lc Fey..........................................Jan Halgren Heralds.......................Dean Bailey, Glen Cowan Tom......................................Rhctt Cromwell Nimue...............................................l.auna Larson SINGING ENSEMBl.E: Jack Anderson, Phil Brown, Jill Cushing, RubyDuncan, Kathleen Hansen, Dcnzil Harward, Paul Hayward, Dana Jensen, Gary Jewkes, Lila Kjar, Connie Knuteson, l.auna Larson, Ferry l.oosli, Richard Ludlow, Dana Nelson, Garth Reid, Bryan Shelly, Sally Smith, Joe Susaeta, Erlynne Tuttle, Yvonne Voorhees, Janee Williams. DANCING ENSEMBLE: Steven Anderberg, Carol Barnes, Bonnie Dimond, Helen Hultgren, Charleen Jones, Jane Jorgensen, Terry l.oosli, Margaret Nielsen, Mary K. Olsen, Garth Reid, Maurine Jensen, Mary Wagstaff, Leslie West. Cuenevere tries in vain to hide her feelings for Lancelot. Pellinore and King Arthur sj� end time hunting in the forests of Camelot. 99 BUSTER BADGER 100 This year Ken Black was chosen to K- the spirited Buster Badger. CHEERLEADERS Bonnie Dimond and LaMar Densley were the head cheerleaders. Bubbling over with enthusiasm and school spirit the cheerleaders led the school through an exciting year. This year's cheerleaders were Steve Anderberg, l.aMar Densley, Bonnie Dimond, and Robert Van Wygaarden. Steve Anderberg and I aMar Densley spent hours practicing their stunts SONGLEADERS Sandra lackson. Vickki Moore, and Carol Gee demonstrated their pep at each game Original routines helped the songleaders lead the students in the school songs. The Songleaders for this year were Carol Gee, Vickki Moore, Sandra Jackson and Candy Fifield. Candy Fifield was a sopgleader for the basketball season. 101 Coach Stoddard Pat Punches Back Aloalo Maumausolo Guard Howard Shaw Guard FOOTBALL The first game played in the new football stadium was a victory for the Badger squad. Many hours of hard practice by the members of the team and the enthusiastic support of the student body helped to make the season one of action. Mike Lindsey Wing Back Jim Fcroah Center Gordan Hi«a Guard Dale Eckins Half Back Jim Feick Tackle 1Q3 Terry Reid Win(? Back Dan Johnston Wing Back Jirn Wilson Quarter Back Joe Peek Guard Mike Oliverson Full Back Glen Stevens Guard Mike Cariston End I ee Holden Quarter Back Eddie Chuns Half Back Steven Mathews End 105 Bob Hydcn Fnd 106 Rodney Jones Quarterback Bob Batie Halfback Bruce Jacobson Tackle ' BASKETBALL Cooperation and team work were the key words this year for Snow College basketball. Under the direction of Coach Kay Englestead, the team displayed enthusiasm and zeal in representing the studentbody in an exciting season. Coach Englestead ? 09 t � J � 'f II ar«-n. Ed Anderson, D.ivc Probert. Phil Johnson. Roger 12 WRESTLING 113 lim Petersen, loe Buys. David Anderson, lohn Braithwaite, Ken Wan I ass. Bob tickles, and Wayland Cray composed Snow's tennis team. Missing are Tom lohnson and lim Van Tassel!. 114 tennis Hack row, left to right: Mark Wilson, Don Henderson, Don Griffith, Ken Weidauer, Dave Anderson, Coach Alvin Green. Middle row: Robert Daniels, Brent Kushton, Rudy Apisa, Sampeii Nakao, Charles Staker. front roue LaMar Density, Karl Wright, Lindsay lones, Kay Englestead. 116 BASEBALL 117 Coach Enxlestead. Evan Larsen. Richard Danie.'s. Ronald Peherson, Dan Goff. John Erickven, Guy Wallace. Pe!e Olsen. Howard Shaw, and Boyd Olsen. Mining. Ron Bailey. Glen Stevens. Jim Feick, Bob I iddiard. Van Perry. Manfred Polluter 118 TRACK 119 120 YOU: THE GLOW OF ACCOMPLISHMENT HOMECOMING QUEEN Charlene {ones First Attendant Sponsored by the Sophomore class, Beverly Myers was chosen Homecoming Queen. The queen was selected to reign over the Homecoming activities and dance. The girls were judged on popularity, beauty, poise and talent. 122 Carolyn Rccs Second Attendant Beverly Myers Homecoming Queen PREFERRED Mike Carlston Preferred Man MAN Rofjer Reeve First Attendant Mike Carlston was selected Preferred Man by the Associated Women Students to preside at the Preference Ball. The men were voted on popularity and friendliness. Dee Talbot Second Attendant 123 MISS SNOW Evelyn Frandsen First Attendant Charlene Jones, sponsored by Phi Rho I’i, was selected to reign as Miss Snow. Charlene will represent Snow College at the Miss Utah I’ageant. Charlene (ones Miss Snow 124 Fawn Taylor Second Attendant V f. LDS SWEETHEART Miss Theresa Mae Ellctt was selected as Sweetheart in connection with the Lambda Delta Sigma Sweetheart Ball. Dana Nelson and Sue Turner were her attendants. IK DUCHESS This year’s I.K. Duchess was picked by the students. Erma Lee Nelson reigned over the I.K. Ball and represented Snow College at the regional convention. 125 SOPHOMORE QUEEN For the first time, the Sophomore Class sponsored Sophomore week. To climax a iveek of activities including a record hop, class party, and a movie, they had the Sophomore Prom. Chosen as Sophomore Queen was |ulia Christensen. SOPHOMORE KING The Sophomore Prom was held on April 5. The theme chosen for the dance was Younger Than Springtime. The king and queen were picked by the couples who attended the Prom. Tom Hacking was the Sophomore King. 126 HONOR STUDENT Kenneth Wanlass was selected as the Honor Student for the year 1966-67. Kenneth is an engineering major whose interests lie in sports. He played two years on Snow's tennis team. 127 COEDS OF THE MONTH NOVEMBER Vince O’Neil Julia Christensen Rush Loertscher Kristine Adams OCTOBER MARCH Shanake Winkler Sam Richardson I eone Van Epps FEBRUARY Gary (ewkes 128 Doug Trotter Jackie Bell DECEMBER MEN OF THE HOUR Carla Atkinson Palric McCarvey JANUARY MAY APRIL C� !en Greener Candy Fificld 129 Don Funk Barbara Nielsen MAN OF THE YEAR Doug Trotter was selected Man of the Year by the Associated Women Students. Doug was editor of the Snowdrift. He was active in the drama department and had his own KSNO radio program. He was also a member of Sigma Gamma. COED OF THE YEAR Each year the Associated Men's Students pick a Coed of the Year. This year they selected Julia Christensen, lulia was editor of the Snowonian. 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Dee 39 Beck, Paul 27, 108 Behling, Rulene 27,65,71,75 Bell, Jackie 22,27,66,129 Bell, Stanley 26, 27 Bess, Gerald 39 Bethers, Ann 38,75, 81 Bigelow, Brent 38 Bills, David 38 Bjerregaard, Iris 38,71,76 Black, Kenneth 39, 74 Blackburn, Peggy 3 9, 71 Blackham, Sandra 38 Blackham, Steven 39 Bloomfield, Cathy 38,67, 76 Bogh, Kathleen 27,81 Bolden, Lee 105 Borg, Susan 38 Bosshardt, Jay 38 Bradford, Tim 27 Bradley, Douglas 27 Braithwaite, JoAnn 24,27,66,75, Braithwaite, John 38, 114 Bratt, Jerry 39 Breinholt, Sterling 39 Bricker, Ann 39,81 Brinkerhoff, Rollo 39 Broadhead, Susan 28, 76 Brotherson, Boyd 28 Brown, LaRee 39, 76, 81 Brown, Phil 40, 81 Bryan, Shirlee 40, 70, 71, 76 Bryant, Barbara 40, 76 Budge, Mike 41,104 Buhler, Paul 28,60,74 Bunderson, Monica 29 Burdick, Jerri 29,62,64 Burr, George 41, 42 Buys, Joseph 41,114 C Calder, Dick 41 Campbell, Robert 41 Carlston, Michael 29,72,105,123 Carpenter, William 40 Cary, Susan 40, 67 Castle, Eugene 40,81 Chadwick, Margaret 29, 71, 76 Chappell, Polly 40, 70, 76 Chavis, David 22,24,29,65,66.112 Chavis, Richard 41 Cherry, Hal 41 Childs, Wayne 28 Christensen, Bernell 41,72, 73, 74 Christensen, Carla 41 Christensen, Clive 28 Christensen, Dennis 40 Christensen, Don Reed 41,73,74 Christensen, Garnell 28 Christensen, Glen 28 Christensen, Jane 41, 76 Christensen, Jerry 40 Christensen, Julia 24,29,61,66,126, 130 Christensen, Norma 41 139 INDEX Christison, Kim 41,62,68,73,81 Christophcrson, Rol)crt 41 Chung, Edward 105 Clark, Stephen 41,73,81 Clarke, Joy 29 Clement, Verna 29 Cloud, Marsha 40, 76, 81 Cloward, Hal 56 Coates, Carla 40,68,76 Cobblcy, LaRaine 40,71 Col ledge, Vicki 40, 71 Cook, Roger 29 Cooper, Cherie 40 Coulson, Craig 28 Cowan, John 41,61,63,83 Cowan, Michael 28 Cox, Beth Ann 28,61,76,81 Cox, Brent 28 Cox, Carren 41,76 Cox, David 28, 74 Cox, Gregory 41,65 Cox, Margaret 41, 81 Cox, Neal 41, 73 Cox, Steven 42 Crist, Ronda Jean 29 Cromwell, Rhett 42 Crosland, Marianne 42 Curtis, Kathie 56 Curtis, Jean 67 Curtis, Michael 111 Cushing, Jill 43,81 D Dalton, Marcea 43,68, 71, 76 Daniels, Richard 43,104,118 Daniels, Robert 43,116 Davis, Don 29,69,70,74 Davis, Linda 43,76 Davis, Peggy 42 DeCol, Marsha 62, 76 DeMill, Craig 42 DeMill, Peggy 29 Densley, LaMar 28,66,69,74,101,1 Dens ley, Paul 105 Derres, Henry 28 Detro, Sherrie 42,71,76,83 Deuel, Avrin 42,68,76 Dickinson, Shelia 43, 71, 76 Dimond, Bonnie 43, 67, 101 Diniond, Boyd 109 Doman, Joyce 43,71 Dooley, Gordon 104 Doolittle, Douglas 28,61 Downard, Robert 43 Draper, Gary 28 Draper, Roger 42 Duncan, Ruby 28,67,83 Duncan, Stanley 42 E Eckins, Dale 103 Eckles, Robert 111, 114 Eliason, Janet 42 Eliason, John 29 Ellett, Theresa Mae 42, 76,125 Emmett, David 42 Englestead, Kav 111,116 Ericksen, John 42, 74, 81, 83,110,118 Ericksen, Ned 29, 70, 74 Ericksen, Doran 102 Erickson, Gerold 29 Everitt, Lana 24,29,66,67 F Facer, Reed 43 Fangel, Barbara 42 Feick, James 103 Feroah, Jim 103 Fifield, Candace 29,62,64,67, 71, L Fouts, Judith 42 Fowles, Brent 30 Frandsen, Evelyn 42,68, 81,124 Frandsen, Phil 42 i Frazier, Suzanne 42, 68, 81 Frear, George 30 French, Bill 30 Funk, Don 31, 65,66,129 G Gappmayer, Ella 43,67,76 Gartrell, Russell 43,81,83 Gee, Carol 101 Gibb, Harold 31 Gibbs, Vicki 43 Gillespie, Robert 43, 72,107 Cleave, Valerie 43, 76 Goff, Dan 44,109 Grange, Mayrene 44,68 Gray, Way land 114 Greener, Glen 81, 83,129 Greenwood, Robert 44, 64, 72, 84 Griffin, Paul 72 Griffin, Susan 45 Griffith, Donald 69,116 Grover, Colleen 45, 81 Gull, George 95 Gurney, Merrill 45 Guyman, Dana 45, 77 H Hacking, Tom 70,126 Hadlev, Michael 44 Halgren, Jan 23,24,31,60,66,81,83 Hall, Alice 44 Hall, Marsha 31,71 Hall, Norma Jean 44, 77, 81, 83 Hansen, Gary 44 Hansen, Kathleen 30, 75, 81 Hansen, LaRue 45 Hansen, Linda Gail 30 Hansen, Marc 45 Hansen, Quay 30 Harding, Irene 30,77 140 INDEX Harris, Kathryn 45 Hatch, Yvonne 26,31, 77, 83 Hawkins, Rick 107 Hayward, Paul 45,73,81,83 Hempel, Wayne 44, 73 Henderson, Don 116 Henrie, Pamela 44 Herbert, David 83 Hesselgesser, Calvin 44 Higa, Gordon 44,69,103 Higham, David 45 Hill, Danny 83 Hilton, Irene 45 Hillier, Dave 45 Hofheins, Pamela 45 Hoskins, Gary Wayne 44 Houskeeper, Darlene 44, 77 Howard, John 31 Howard, Thomas 44 Hultgren, Helen 44 Hunt, Carl 45 Hunter, Deanne 45 Hurdsman, Katherine 45 Hyden, Robert 31,106 J Jackson, Sandra 45,67,77,101 Jacobson, Bruce 31,69,106 Jacques, Richard 62 Jenkins, Glen 45 Jensen, Dana 46, 81 Jensen, Dennis 46 Jensen, Evin 50 Jensen, Jeannie 77 Jensen, Maurine 46,67,71, 77 Jensen, Max 30 Jensen, Norma Jean 47 Jensen, Richard 30 Jensen, Roger 81 Jenson, Diana 47, 77 Jewkes, Gary 24, 47,64, 72, 73, 81, Johnson, Faye 30, 77,81 Johnson, Phil 24,31,64,66,69,106, 112 Johnson, Tom 23, 25, 31, 64, 66, 72, 84 Johnson, Marie 31, 77 Johnson, Michael 47 Johnston, Daniel 47,104 Jones, Charlene 46,67,72,77,84, 122,124 Jones, Lindsay 46,110,116 Jones, Rodney 106 Jorgenson, Jane 46, 71,77 Jorgenson, Roger 47, 70,112 Julander, Ethel 77 K Kellett, Neal 47 Kennison, Dale 112 Kim, Robert 107 King, Fred 31 Kjar, Kathleen 47,71,77,81 Kjar, Lila 47, 77, 81 Kjar, Louis 30 Knuteson, Connie 30,77,81 Kudiashi, Glenn 25, 40, 66, 73, 74 L Lambson, Judy 25,30,66,68,77 Larsen, Evan 46,118 Larsen, Karen 30, 71 Larsen, Larry 83 Larsen, Paul 46 Larsen, Ronald 46,112 Larsen, Ron F. 47 Larson, Launa 30, 77, 81, 83 Larson, Marilyn 31 Lasson, Jeannine 31, 77 Law, Catherine 47, 71 Lebaron, Phyllis 47, 77, 81 84 Lewis, Tim 25,37, 46,109 Liddiard, Robert 46 Lightfoot, Carlton 31,112 Lindsay, Michael 31, 69,102 Loader, Michael 46 Locke, Hilda 46 Loertscher, Jennie 47,77, 81, 83 Loertscher, Rush 46,128 Logan, Frank 47 Lorensen, Ronald 47, 73 Losser, Kristin 31, 77 Loveridge, Sherrie 25,32, 66,67, 71, 77 Lowry, Julia 32 Ludlow, Richard 81, 83 Luellen, Patricia 47 M Madsen, Barbara 32, 67 Madsen, Michael 47 Mahon, Candis 33 Mahon, Lanell 48 Malmgren, Todd 33 Manwill, James 48,112 Marrott, Phillip 48 Martin, Allyson 33, 72, 77, 85 Mason, Paul 49 Matthews, Steven 49,69,105 Maumausolo, Alealo 102 Maxfield, Monty Reed 49 Maynes, Robyn 49, 77 McCune, Pam 33, 67, 70 McKell, Janeen 49 McGarvev, Patric 22, 33, 66, 73, 74, 81, 83,'129 Mellor, Annette 48,68, 78 Mellor, Judy 32, 78 Memmott, Rosalie 32, 71 Midgley, Paul 48 Mikkelsen, Barbara 24, 32, 63,66 Miles, Scott 48 Miller, Colleen 32 141 INDEX Moon, Mayna 48 Moon, Brent 33 Moore, Vickki 49,63, 67,101 Morgan, Michael 33 Morgan, Howard 33 Morrell, Penny 33,65 Morris, Donald 32 Mortensen, Sharon 49, 85 Mulford, Linda 49 Myers, Beverly 32, 67, 81, 83,122 Myrick, Robert 32, 74 N Nakao, Sampei 49,116 Neff, Kathryn 48 Neilsen, Gerald 49, 72 Neilsen, John 33,61 Nelson, Cherie 48,62,78 Nelson, Dana 33, 75, 81, 83 Nelson, Erma Lee 48, 78, 83 Nelson, Evan 33 Nelson, Ilene 48, 78, 83 Nicol, Nina 49 Nielsen, Alan 71,83 Nielsen, Barbara 23,25,33,64,66, 78,85,129 Nielsen, Kamille 32, 79 Nielsen, Richard 48,70 Nielsen, Ted 48 Nielson, Jan 32 Nielson, Jeffery 49 Nielson, Margaret 49, 78, 81, 83 Nielson, Randall 32, 81, 83 O Ogden, Rosalie 32,61, 78, 83 Ogzewalla, Gary 33 Oliverson, Mike 104 Olsen, Kent 48 Olsen, David 108 Olsen, Mary K. 33,61,64,68 Olsen, Pete 118 Olsen, Shannon 33 Olsen, Toni 33 Olsen, Vern 49 O'Neil, Vincent 25,33,60,66,72, 74, 85,128 P Packard, Susan 49, 81, 83 Page, Kathleen 49, 78 Payne, Virginia 49 Peay, Larry 72 Peck, Joe 104 Peck, Kathryn 49, 60, 78 Pehrson, Rita 50, 78 Pehrson, Ronald 50, 72, 83 Penrod, Kathryn 78 Pearenoud, Larry 50 Petersen, James 23,25,34,60,114 Peterson, Andrew 51, 74 Peterson, Bruce 51 Peterson, Edward 34 Peterson, Jenna 51,67,78 Peterson, Karen 34 Peterson, Steven 35 Petronino, Joseph 35 Petty, Pam 51, 67 Pickett, Kae 35, 78 Pickett, Sandra 51 Pino, John 35 Pope, Ronald 50 Poulsen, Kathleen 50 Poulsen, Marvin 50, 74, 83 Pratt, Kathy 50, 70, 78 Prescott, Douglas 51,74 Prince, Tom 51 Probert, David 51, 70,112 Prows, Edward 51 Pulver, Kathy 50, 78 Punches, Patrick 35,102 R Randall, John 50 Rasmussen, Bryan 34 Rasmusson, Russell 50, 70, 74 Rees, Carolyn 34,68,122 Rees, David 51 Reeve, Roger 74,123 Reid, Garth 50, 81, 83 Reid, Terry 51,103 Rich, Neil 51 Richardson, Sam 34, 61, 65, 81, 83, 128 Richardson, Rae 50,78 Roberts, Leon 50 Robins, Margene 35, 71 Robinson, Charles 34 Robinson, Connie Lee 50 Rothe, Anna 50, 71, 78 Rowley, Kent 50 Rowley, Scott 51,64, 74,112 Rowley, Steven 25, 35, 66, 74 Rowley, Susan 78 Rushton, Brent 35, 69,104,116 S Sabey, Phillip Scott 51 Sanders, Mitzi 51, 81 Schroder, Marion Carl 51 Seal, Gee 51 Seely, Stephen 34 Servoss, Shaunali 52 Shaw, Howard 52, 69,102 Shelby, Ivan 34 Shephard, Dean 52, 72 Shepherd, Kathryn 34 Shirley, David 53, 61, 64 Sickles, William 53 Simmons, Tim 34 Smart, Lorin53,74 Smith, Emilia 53, 71, 78, 83 Smith, Sally 35, 78, 81 M2 INDEX Snarr, Terry 53,74 Snow, Marilyn 52, 79 Snow, Richard Jay 52 Song, Reuben 52,69,106 Sorensen, Carol 52 Sorensen, Kathryn 35,62,71,79 Sorensen, Linda 53 Sorensen, Norma 35 Spencer, Joyce 53 Staker, Charles 53,116 Stansfield, Barbara 34, 65, 71, 79 Starr, Sarah 53,67 Steiner, Mary 52 Stevens, Dennis 52 Stevens, Glen 105 Stevens, Peggy 52, 79, 81 Stevens, Phil 52, 75 Stevens, Reta34,79 Stevenson, Russell 75 Stewart, Patricia 53, 79 Stott, Wayne 102 Strate, Stephen 34 Stratton, Emma Lee 53, 70, 79 Stringham, Mary 53 Strong, Douglas 53,75 Strong, Nannette 34, 79 Summers, Denise 52, 79 Susaeta, Joe 69, 81, 83,106 Sutton, Kathleen 35 T Talbot, Dee 52, 111, 123 Tatton, James 60,75,83 Taylor, Angela 35 Taylor, Fawn 52,68,79, 81, 83,124 Taylor, Janice 52 Taylor, Karen 37, 53,68, 71, 79 Taylor, Melvin 53 Taylor, Theron 53 Teramoto, Alan 54,69,107 Terry, Dean 53,69,107 Thomas, Laura M. 35 Thomas, Michael 35 Tidwell, Gordon 56,60 Tidwell, Peggy 53, 79 Tischner, Alan 81 Tolman, Byron 54 Tomlinson, Charlotte 54, 79 Torgerson, Larry 55 Torgerson, Sherril 55 Trotter, Douglas 35,62,66,129,130 Tucker, Geneva 36,65, 75, 81, 83 Tucker, Shauna 55 'Turner, Katharine 55 Turner, Sue 36,60,79 Tuttle, Erlynne 35, 75 V Van den Akker, Marie 55,67, 79 Van Epps, Diane 54 Van Epps, Leone 36, 75,128 Van Tassell, Jim 36,106 Van Tassell, Kent 54 Voorhees, Yvonne 54,64,79,81 W Wagstaff, Mary 54, 79 Waiwaiole, Clinton 55, 72,102 Wallace, Guy 118 Wanlass, Kenneth 114,127 Wanlass, Ruth 55, 79 Warrick, Marikay 36 Watkins, Carlos 55, 70 Watson, Richard 36 Weidauer, Kenneth 55, 69,104,116 Welch, Robert 36, 81 West, Karren 54, 79 West, Leslie 54 Westman, Jerry 54 Wheeler, Donna 54 Whitehead, Phil 53,81,83 Whitman, Rita 55, 79 Widdison, Jack 55 Wilcox, Lewis 55 Wilkins, Linda 36 Williams, Cheryl 25,36,66,67,79 Williams, Danny 54, 70 Williams, Eugene 54, 75 Williams, Janee 54, 68, 71, 79, 81 Willden, Pamela 54, 60, 79 Winkler, Nila 55 Winkler, Shanalee 36,81, 83,128 Wilson, Doyle 54 Wilson, Jim 104 Wilson, Louise 55 Wilson, Mark 36,116 Wilson, Jon 62 Wilson, Sharon 56 Wood, Patricia 36,66, 79 Wright, Douglas 37,55 Wright, Karl 36, 75,116 Y Yates, Cleve 36 Young, Robert 55 Young, Thea Kay 36 Z Zeeman, Carma 55, 81 143