Snow College - Snowonian Yearbook (Ephraim, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1969 volume:

T H I S Yesterday is gone, tomorrow is but a dream, but today is the day we must live in happiness or sadness, in labor or in play, in service and in study. So live. . . D A Y EDITOR Karla Blackham ADVISOR James A. Aston BUSINESS Clara Shelley, Manager Barry Dunford Annette Jacobs COPY Paula Hardman, Editor Joan Terry LAYOUT Bertha Beck, Editor Ruth Ann Larsen Jeannine Christensen Todd Berry PHOTOGRAPHER Joseph W. Crane SPORTS EDITOR Lee Hunsaker TYPING Cheryl Dunn, Editor Shelley Harmon s N O w 0 N 1 A Volume XLVIII Published by the ASSOCIATED STUDENTBODY of SNOW COLLEGE Ephraim, Utah for the school year 1968-69 Lithographed by ' American Yearbook Visalia, California ,(k O' A 5 WITH INSTRUCTIONS. . . 8 WITH WORK -d m AND CONTINUES WITH ei S3I1IAI1DV Aams a nv ENDING THIS DAY This day is your day, A day just made for you. A promise of a thousand things, That no one in the world can do, as well as you. This world's brimming over bounteous fields unfold so bright. This day with its light. This day in the sunlight, you can face life fearlessly. Today life is a challenge, let it be an opportunity to set you free. This day you are living, keep on giving in countless ways, Oh, this day is the best day. THIS DAY IS YOURS. 19 DR. GLEN L. TAGGART President Of Utah State University ALMA SONNE Chairman Of The Board 22 L. Mark Neuberger Orpha S. Boyden Richard T. Maugham Clyde Miller Secretary to the Board of Trustees M. Ted Karren Robert S. Potter Roger B. Hansen W. B. Robins Phillip A. Bullen B. D. Kumpter Alva Snow- 23 N. D. Salisbury Floyd S. Holm 24 Lee R. Thompson Business Manager AI Green Dean of Students Garth Beacham Dean of Instruction Ross P. Findlay Registrar 25 DIVISION OF HUMANITIES Bruce Jennings English Ruth Dorney English John R. Hendrickson English Demont H. Howell English fj Buicc Bean Engl ish Joseph W. Crane English CHAIRMAN: jOSfcPH W. CRANE James Aston Art 26 ENGLISH BASIC COMMUNICATIONS JOURNALISM LIBRARY SCIENCE LITERATURE ART MODERN LANGUAGES MUSIC SPEECH Ben Callaway Speech and Drama f Richard Niblcy Music Enola Mangelsen Librarian Richard Haslem Speech and Drama A. Russell Cray Language Ruth Olsen Librarian 27 Jerry Bradley Electronics Clayton Stout Automotive Technology Jesse D. Birch Automotive Mechanics DIVISION OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CHAIRMAN: MERRITT E. BRADLEY AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY WELDING ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS EDUCATION BUILDING TRADES Merritt E. Bradley Technical Education DIVISION OF BUSINESS CHAIRMAN: NELLIE TOONE Nellie Toone Halbert K. Jensen Secretarial Science Business Administration 29 Milton G. Armstrong Chemistry, Pliysical Science Osral Allred Mathematics, Drafting Farrin L. Mangelson Chemistry John B. Meade Mathematics DIVISION OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE AND MATH CHAIRMAN: H. REED CHRISTENSEN H. Reed Christensen Mathematics Bart Nelson Mathematics CHEMISTRY ENGINEERING GEOLOGY MATHEMATICS PHYSICS PHYSICAL SCIENCE DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE Gwendolyn Kay Home and Family Living AND LIFE SCIENCE CHAIRMAN: AFTON HANSEN 32 HOME AND FAMILY LIVING CLOTHES FOODS CHILD DEVELOPMENT HOME ADMINISTRATION FORESTRY AGRICULTURE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES A. Clyde Blaucr Botany, Bacteriology Alton Hansen Physiology, Genetics 33 T. Blaine Moore Biology, Vertebrate Zoology Daniel Witt Sociology, Anthropology Ralph R. Brcnchlcy History, Geography Margaret Oveson Physical Education DIVISION OF EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCE CHAIRMAN: DANIEL WITT Mr. Witt instructs Diona. Mr. Brcnchly discusses with Sherry Willey and Beverly Fong. Education Political Science Psychology Sociology History Georgraphy Physical Education DcVon Blad Physical Education Coach Stoddard gives instructions to football player. Robert Stoddard Physical Education Mike Gardner Physical Education 35 Cafeteria: Goldie Olsen, Manager; Joyce Parry, Agatha Nay, and Irene Paulsen. CUSTODIANS Hilmer Peterson E. Ivan Alder Fred Bailey Kent Thursby 36 Erick Nicholls A1 Phenes Max Hansen Pete I.und Fonda Stout Ray Bicn2 Manager of the Bookstore Assistant Business Manager Left to Right: Marge Thursby, Assistant Secretary to the Treasurer; Betty Shuffler, Secretary to the Treasurer; Linda Mogle (front), Assistant Secretary to the Registrar; Marjorie Erickson. Secretary to the Registrar; Doris Larsen, Secretary to the President; and also Eulala Bulow. 37 r Mike Schcucr VICE-PRESIDENT Cindy Clay SECRETARY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 41 42 Janet Christensen SECRETARY OF PUBLIC RELATIONS 43 LaMar Cox PRESIDENT OF ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS SENATE Mike Schcucr Martha Keeler Student Body Vice-President; Senate Phi Rho Pi President; Senate Secretary. President. The Senate is the governing body of Snow College. This organization is composed of the executive officers, the appointed officers, and the club and class presidents who meet weekly to discuss problems concerning the campus and student life, and various activities concerning the student body. In mid-September, the officers meet at the experiment station in Ephraim canyon to plan the activities for the coming year. The theme decided upon was This Day . Many activities were planned around this theme. Clcn Larson Honorary Member Cindy Clay Honorary Member Mary Allred Cultural Affairs Laura Baglcy Historian Paula Bailey Head Cheerleader Karla Blackham Snowonian Alan Bullock Sophomore Class Fred Carpenter Phi Theta Kappa Dave Chandler KSNO 44 Ted Olsen Sigma Gamma Chi Janet Christensen Public Relations Dennis Terranova Square Dance Robert Cole Brenda Cox Freshman Class Associated Women Students Ada Grover Judo Jannie Howell Snowdrift Janice Washburn Mary Louise Westenskow Songlcadcr Publicity Brent Christensen LDSSA La Mar Cox Associated Men Students Annette Jacobs Student Directory Sheri Neil Delta Camma Alan Drury S Club Max Sandy Mitchell Intcreollegate Knights Rebecca Nielson Cold Key Kathleen Cox Zeta Epsilon Darwin Jensen Rodeo Vickie Reid lambda Delta Sigma 45 ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS LaMar Cox President Committee: Alan Radden, LaMar Cox, Jim Jorgenson. The Associated Men Student organization this year was under the leadership of LaMar Cox. The organization provided many activities such as a special Dinner Dance, a beard growing contest, and a rifle raffle. A Coed of the Month was chosen each month by the A.M.S., and was awarded a gift for outstanding work she had done. At the end of the year, the organization chose a Coed of the Year. Sydncc Price; Coed of the Month of November LaMar Cox. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Committee: (Back Row) Rinda Amoldson, Susan Frickscn, Ronna Lynn Brown, Peggy Lowry. (Front Row) Vicki Reynolds, Sophie Bruno. Mike Scheuer, Brenda Cox 47 CULTURAL AFFAIRS Committee Members: Roslyn Findlay Inland Thompson Blair Warner Presenting interest- shelly Hannon ing assemblies, programs, and lyceums are just a few of the duties shared by Mary Allred and her staff who head the Cultural Affairs department of Snow College. Other responsibilities include exchange assemblies and finding talent for the on campus assemblies, also the judging of the club and class assemblies, and the presentation of awards for the most interesting assembly. Gayle Shelly Susan Dubois Janelle Adamson Todd Berry Mary Allred, Cultural Affairs 48 PUBLIC RELATIONS Janet Christensen, public relations LaRita Larsen, typist; Jennifer Clawson, reporter The Public Relations staff is in charge of all off campus assemblies and programs such as traveling assemblies, lectures, and special entertainments. Invitations are sent out to all nearby colleges and organizations inviting exchange talent for our Snow College assemblies. Through the efforts of Janet Christensen and her staff many excellent programs have been presented for the students of Snow College. Gayle Claybum, reporter, Debbie Iverson, typist; Pat Curtin, reporter. SNOWONI AN A great deal of work and loving care went into compiling the Snowonian for this year. Much time and effort was expended in getting pictures taken, layout made, copy written, and ads collected. Although many problems arose, each member of the staff worked diligently to insure success of this year’s book. Special thanks and appreciation goes from the editor to the staff and to Mr. James Aston and Mr. Joseph Crane for the help, cooperation, and ideas freely given. Paula Hardman, Copy Editor Jcannine Christensen, Layout Ruth Ann Larson, Layout Joan Terry, Copy Todd Berry, Layout Bertha Beck, Layout Editor Karla Blackham Editor Annette Jacobs, Business Shelley Hannon, Business Clara Shelley, Business Manager Bcny Dunford, Business, Publicity Cheryl Dunn, Typist 50 SNOWDRIFT Jannic Howell Editor Many long hours of writing, typing and editing go into the make up of the Snowdrift Newspaper. The current editor is Jannie Howell. Aiding Jannie with the work of compiling the newspaper are: Jane McNiel, Society Editor; Vik Brown, Circulation; Robert Sonne, Columnist, Blane Church, Sports Editor; Joan Terry, Ada Grover, Barry Dunford,- and Robert Burnett, Reporters; and Doug Price, Photographer. Mr. Bean is the faculty Advisor to Jannie and her staff. Committee: Robert Sonne, Emma Peterson, Ada Grover, Joan Terry, Roslyn Finlay. 51 FOCUS Sally Mower, editor The Focus is an introductory handbook mailed to all of the prospective students entering Snow College. The Focus handbook introduces the new students to the administration, the studentbody officers, the student clubs and organizations, and Badger life. The Focus also contains information concerning such things as the intramural program, the school song and cheers, Army Reserve Officer Training Corps, and the dress standards set for the students on campus. The responsibility of editing and compiling the Focus for the 1968-69 year went to Sally Mower. Assisting her with publication of the Focus was Mary Louise Westenskow, Art Editor; Ruth Tucker, Lay Out Editor; Kaye Lynn Terry, Typist, and Jim Jorgenson, Photographer. Kaye I.ynn Terry, typist Mary Louise Westenskow, Ruth Tucker The job of the Publicity Manager is one of the most time consuming jobs on campus. Mary Louise Westenskow and her staff have made available posters, handouts, and radio announcements to better inform the students of Snow College of coming events. Staff members include: Anita Davis, Barry Dunford, Karl Christiansen, and Marelle Miner. The publicity office also published a calendar of coming events on the Snow College campus for the entire school year. PUBLICATIONS Mary Louise Westenskow Marelle Miner, Barry Dunford HISTORIAN The Historian for the year '68-’69 was Laura Bagley. It was her job to keep a record of all the events of the school year in a large scrapbook. She spent many long hours collecting and compiling pictures, newspaper clippings, and other articles to make a satisfactory historian book which was presented to the student body at the end of the year. Laura Bagcly, Historian 54 STUDENT DIRECTORY The Student Directory is a quarterly publication containing such information as the student Executive Officers, the Appointed Officers, the Club Presidents, and all the phone numbers and addresses of the Snow College student body and faculty. The editor was Annette Jacobs. Her staff included: Carol Backus, Layout; Lona Shelly, Layout; Brenda Stringer, Typist; Rose Ann Hardcastle, Typist; and Vicki Reynolds, Artist. Annette Jacobs, Editor Brenda Stringer, Typist Roseann Hardcastle, Typist 55 Vicki Reynolds, Artist Carol Backus, Lay Out Lona Shelley, Lay Out SCHEDULING COMMITTEE The purpose of the scheduling committee is to schedule all activities on campus that involves the studentbody. The committee meets weekly to arrange the petitions for the purposed activities. They coordinate date and building reservations so that there are no conflicts between activities. This year’s scheduling committee consisted of President Holm, Dean Green, Mike Scheuer, Leland Thompson, Judy King, and Kurt Anderson. The committee has done a good job in keeping activities in order and scheduled properly. STUDENT UNION BOARD The Student Union Board is organized to schedule and plan activities that take place in the Campus Center. The committee is composed of President Holm, Dean Green, Mrs. Olsen, Sue Thompson, and the studentbody vice president, Mike Scheuer. The committee meets weekly to coordinate activities which help to make the Campus Center a favorite place for the college students. c L A S s E S FRESHMEN Todd Berry Vice-President Robert Cole Kathy Christensen President Secretary' 60 Marylcc Adams Loa David Adams Pleasant Grove Pamela Alexander Blanding Larry Albertson Anita Allen Bountiful Jerry Anderson Moroni Cheryl Allred Pleasant Grove Kurt Anderson Murray Jeannine Allred Fountain Green Rian Anderson Fairvicw Louise Anderson Richfield Steve Anderson Manti Pamela Anderson Ephraim Kenneth Avcrctt Springville Carolyn Bailey Orem Bruce Baglcy Moroni Susan Bailey' Moroni Alan Bailey' Fountain Green Sue Banks Spanish Fork Blaine Ballard Payson Kathy Barker Mapclton Kim Barrow Murray Bertha Beck Lchi Bill Barry Glendora, California Lorretta Bingham Garland Robert Behling Fenon Maralyn Bingham Garland Don Bell Murray Diane Bickmore Kailua, Hawaii Todd Berry' Porterville, California Karen Bjamson Springville Donn Blackburn Emery Ruth Black Spring City Lee Blad Calicnte, Nevada . Claudia Brown Sandy Steve Bracken Ncphi Dianne Brown Salt Lake City Wayne Brothcrson Mt. Pleasant Ronnalynn Brown Sandy Vik Brown Manti Sophie Bruno Murray Robert Burnett Green River Dianne Buckner Provo Charles Call Provo Connie Cazicr Salt Lake City Donald Camacho Honolulu, Hawaii Beth Chappell Lyman Dave Carpenter Salt Lake City Debbie Chappell Lyman Vance Caspcrson Lava Hot Springs, Idaho Jcanninc Christensen Moroni Don Childs Fcrron Kathy Christensen Salt Lake City Chuck Christensen Ephraim Rcnac Cliristenscn Moroni Don Lloyd Christensen Ephraim Susan Christensen Moroni Karl Christensen Pleasant Grove Gayle Claybum Orem Ron Christensen Springville Meredith Cook Mt. Pleasant Ryan Christensen Redmond Sherrie Cossey Lehi Kim Christensen Provo Darlene Condcr Alpine Reece Christensen Orem Anna Cox Pay son Bradly Christensen Farmington, New Mexico Shannon Coy Riverton Blaine Chruch Murray Donna Craft Houston, Texas Duane Clark Dougway Rosalee Crist Spanish Fork Richard Clark American Fork Jeanette Crump Payson Perry Cloward Moroni Margie Curtis Fountain Green Robert Cole Sandy Anita Davis Wales Joe Col ledge Lehi Sandra Davies Mapclton John Cooper Fillmore Sherry Dell Pay son Wayne Covington Henderson, Nevada Barbara Draper Gunnison Alan Croft Provo Claudia Draper Ccnola David Crosland Moroni Pam Edwards Hebcr Robert Crump Robin, Idaho LaRac Englestcad Panguitch Neal Curtis Aurora Susan Erickson Ephraim Bill Dahlkc Inkom, Idaho Connie Evans Salt Lake City Dwaight Daniels Spanish Fork Marie Fairbanks Salt Lake City Kelly Dclccuw Epliraim Marilyn Fjcldstcad Granger Barry Dun ford Provo Mcrrillc Frey Salt Lake City Bob Dunn Murray Madelyn George Magna Steve Dyreng Manti Kathy Giles Mt. Pleasant Dave Eicher Farmington, New Mexico Kay Goodwin Manti Wesley Elton Cedar Valley Dixie Gordon Fairview Barry Erickson Venice Janet Gray Ephraim Jim Fill is Provo Kcvyn Gunther Provo Jeff Fowlks Murray Cail Hansen Castle Dale Paul Francom Payson Jcaninc Hansen Monroe Russell Fujihara Kailua, Hawaii Sherry Hansen Ccntcrficld Bruce Gibbons Provo Paula Hardman Springv illc Levon Giles Tabiona Shelley Harmon Magna Jim Cocas Waianae, Hawaii Eudcnc Harper Mona Dennis Golden Henderson, Nevada Connie Harris Spanish Fork Ozzic Golightly Bountiful Ronnie Hawkins Benjamin Randy Gomes Honolulu, Hawaii Chris Heal Provo Bill Gutth Stephanie Heal Provo Bill Haun Manasquan, New Jersey' Judy Holfclts Sandy Kim Halladay Spanish Fork Cheryl Howells Salt Lake City Mike Hanney Murray Deborah Hughes Salt Lake City Glade Hatch Mt. Pleasant Debra Iverson Bountiful Frank Ilaylcr Santa Ana, California Gaylyn Jensen Salt Lake City Allen Henningson Manti Julie Jensen Salem Max Herzog Magna Marsha Jensen Monroe Eugene Higham Gunnison Rebecca Jensen Monroe Ronald Hughes Grantsvillc Kathleen Johnson Provo Jim Humphrey Kearns Peggy Johnson Moroni John Irons Moroni Diane Jorgenson Ephraim Jackie Jackson Lyman Judy King Ephraim Steve Jenkinson Magna Kathleen Kolts Bountiful Bartly Jensen Redman David Jensen Ephraim Cheri Larsen Sandy Jerry Jensen Orem Leslie Jean Larsen Gunnison Randy Jensen Magna Ruth Ann Larsen Fairview Greg Jewkes Salt Lake City Scott Johansen Castle Dale Theressa Lowery Manti Dallas John St. Michaels, Arizona John Johnson Redmond Diona Mann Provo Jeff Jones Lava Hot Springs, Idaho Sara McKee Tridell Jim Jorgenson Ephraim Kenna Miller Monticcllo Kim Jorgensen Ephraim Gerald Justensen Chester Claudia Morgan Levan Brett Keller Manti Nancy Nadolski Downey, Idaho Richard Kemp M urray Ken Kannegaard I Icbcr Sandra Neeley Ephraim Richard Killpack Delta Kyrt Lane Provo Linda Nielson Ephraim Dale Larson Ferron Lee Larson Gunnison Dian Nelson Monticello Mcrilyn Nelson Kearns John Loosli Max Lucas Orem Marsha Nelson Spanish Fork Russell Madsen Gunnison Pam Olsen Salt Lake City Phil Merrill Provo Clifford Kay Miles Clearfield Sheila Olsen Ferron James Miller Sandy Mike Miller Murray Sheri Olsen Salt Lake City Barry Monroe Scipio Allan Mooney Provo Kathy Oveson Orem Karen Pcndclton Sandy Neal Morris Tooele Ron Murphy Bountiful DeLee Penrod Ccnola James Murray Holden Derrell Mangum Orem Jeanne Nielson Perron Roger Mason Aurora Neal Matthews Magna Phyllis Nielson Fountain Green Nola Perry Provo Buddy Neil American Fork Mike Nielsen Moroni Emma Peterson Gunnison Sheldon Nielson Springville Ron Nunley Moroni Lorn a Peterson Ephraim Russell Ockcy Fountain Green Kenneth Ogden Lewiston LaRae Pruc Orem Karen Reid Ephra im Ross Olsen Ncphi Steve Olsen Fountain Crccn Judy Riding Phoenix, Arizona Reed Omcr Orem Micheal Patten Orem Gwen Robinson Scipio Darryl Pearce Orem Richard Peacock Manti Colleen Schetselaar Salt Lake City Dana McFarland Moab Sharlene Nielson Roosevelt Stan McGuire lleber Kent McLaughlin Murray Eileen Olsen Ephraim Clinton Pcatross Duchesne Nola Sears Manti Frank Peterson Moroni Russ Peterson Hinckley Kathleen Scarle Salt Lake City Christine Shaw Nephi Dennis Petty Provo Leslie Phillips Orem Gayle Shelley Mt. Pleasant Dan Pol ad Salt Lake City Michael Porter Mt. Pleasant Susan Shiozaki Manti Lamarro Poulton Salt Lake City Tim Radmall Pleasant Grove Kathy Snarr Salt Lake City Blaine Robertson Springvillc Pam Stewart Gunnison Steven Robbins Springville Susan Stevenson Ephraim Raymond Robbins Springville Sherilyn Stevenson Provo Felipe Rivera Edenburg, Texas Vicky Stevens Blanding Blaine Ridd Sandy Kathy Sorenson Gunnison Lynn Seely Pleasant Crovc Elinc Sorenson Austin, Texas Wendell Sebresos Kailua, Hawaii Elaync Sondcrcggcr Monticello Gilbert Rawlings Orem Marlene Stone Scipio Kent Rodcback Pleasant Grove Sharon Syndcrgaard Mt. Pleasant Llewellyn Soong Honolulu, Hawaii Brenda Stringer Spanish Fork Scott Rosenberg Ogden Terry Taylor Jerusalem Terry Rushton Magna Joan Terry Fairfield Greg Russell Milan, Ohio Kaye Lynn Terry Fairvicw Morris Sorensen Gunnison Barbara Thom Wallace, Idaho Edward Stakcr Mt. Pleasant Tamara Thomas Staton Island, New York a t Jay Starrley Fillmore Helen Tippetts Hinckley Bob Stoddard Lava Hot Springs, Idaho Nancy Tippetts Sandy Cary Stout Ephraim Lee Swascy Ferron Michael Taylor Salina Robert Thomas Delta Richard Tcllcy Springvillc Jed Vandcn Akkcr Murray Lcland Ward Orem Bair Warner Ncphi Patrick Watase Kalaheo, Hawaii Wayne Mitchell Midway Lenn Whitesides Murray Justine Thompson Perron Peter Willardson Granger Jill Ward Portland, Oregon Richard Williams Castle Dale Pamela Watson Spring City I.orcn Wilson Fountain Green Mary Ann Wilson Ncphi John Wilde Salt Lake City I-inda Willden Ephraim Albert Winkler Tooele Ellen Wright Kearns Dave Wintch Manti Alan Wright Salt Lake City SOPHOMORE Alan Bullock Marylene Jensen Leonard Blackham President Secretary Vice-President 82 Lance Aagard Tooele Rita Aagard Tooele Larry Anderson Ephraim Janelle Adamson American Fork Paul Arnold Las Vegas, Nevada Jill Anderson Provo Paul Bailey Moroni Rinda Arnaldson Moroni Robert Barney Salt Lake City Carol Backus Orem Cordon Bingham Garland Paula Bailey Moroni Bcnard Blackham Moroni Raina Joy Barney Mapclton Dale Bolilin Moroni Lane Bennion Vernal Merritt Bolton Roosevelt Karla Blackham Moroni Allen Bossa Pleasant Grove Susan Bradbury Sandy Sterling Breinholt Salt Like City Carla Carlisle Manti Ralph Brown Annette Carter Sandy Alan Cullock Midvale Connie Carter Nephi Jay Bullock Provo JoAnn Chapman Ncplii Frank Burton Downey, California Kenra Chidcstcr Kearns Lionel Camara Orem Janet Christensen Ferron Fred Carpenter Manti Sylvia Christensen Ccntcrfield Grant Cheney Magna Jean Christofferson Magna Bill Christensen Salt Lake City Vicky Clark Roy Brent Christensen Richfield Cindy Clay Salt Lake City Kay Christensen Ephraim Marilyn Bryon Manti Ted Christensen Ephraim Brenda Cox Salt Lake City Kerry Collings Magna Joy Cox Manti LaMar Cox Payson Kathryn Cox Manti Rhett Cromwell Riverside, California Kathy Davis Mapclton Robert Culp Crangcr Cheryl Dunn Provo George Curtis Kansas City, Kansas Arvada Eggman Terra Bella California Ace Davis M idway Julie Eldredge Salt Lake City Richard Davis Gcnola Ellen Ellison Provo Doug Dean Magna Doug Dyreng Manti T Beverly Fong I lonolulu I lawaii Don Eichcr Farmington, New Mexico Jerri Cordon Tooele Kent Farnsworth Sandy Marilyn Cough Sandy Terry Foote Salt Lake City Mayrcne Grange Provo Russ Gartrcll Babbit, Nevada Mary Louise Green Bcvcrton, Oregon Bruce Gibbons Provo Doris Gregcrson Mayfield Scott Guptill Oregon City, Oregon Patrica Gregory Madison, New Jersey Dick Gunderson Salt Lake City Ada Grover Logan John Hal! Manti Marilyn Hansen Spring City David Hansen Castle Dale Pat Hansen Bountiful Dalcn Harris Duchesne Terry Hansen Monroe Cyril Haws Provo Jeanette llardcastlc Wallsburg Don Henderson Ephraim Sandra Harvey Monticcllo Dave Houston Las Vegas, Nevada Jeanette Howell Ephraim Lee Hunsaker Arimo, Idaho Jolcnc Huff Springville Larry Huntsman Pleasant Grove Roslyn Findlay Ephraim Chariton Jacobs Mt. Pleasant Renee Huret Spanish Fork Terry Jacobs American Fork Annette Jacobs Mt. Pleasant Mike Kjar Ephraim Nadine Jacobsen Orem Evan Larsen Salt Lake City Susan Jacobson Provo Glen Larson Ephraim Joan Hunter Salt Like City Jack Lcflcr Hanna Marylcnc Jensen Richfield Nancy’ Johansen Mt. Pleasant Craig Mabey Salt Lake City' Jerrilyn Jones Orem Rick Marotta Meriden, Conneticut Martha Keeler Manti Roy McDonald Hcbcr LaRae Knighton Salt Lake City Scott Mickelson Manti Camille Larsen Spring City Garth Mellor Fayette Sandra Lester Salt Lake City Robert Miller Manti Julie Lockcy Nampa, Idaho Greg Morlensen Emery Peggy Lowery Mt. Pleasant Neil Mortensen Ephraim Jane Me Neil Bluewater, New Mexico Lambert Nahulu Walenae, Hawaii Brenda Mcrklcy American Fork Ron Nelson Salt Lake City Mary Merrill Salt Lake City Steve Ncu American Falls, Idaho Sally Mower Fairview David Oakley Springvillc Cassey Mulford Teasdale Shannon Oliver Salt Lake City Margaret Ncilson Blucwatcr, New Mexico Ross Olsen Nephi Rebecca Ncilson Ferron Ted Olsen Ephraim Mary Nielson Ephraim Gary Oveson Orem Patricia Okelberry Goshen Ira Owen Salt Lake City Nancy Olpin Roosevelt Doug Payne Alberta Canada Terry Patten Orem Ronald Pchrson Monticello RaN'ac Patterson Draper Andrew Peterson Moroni Judy Peterson Midway Clair Poulson Duchesne 92 Shauna Peterson Manti Robert Pratt Manti Nola Picket Gunnison Doug Price Provo Sydnec Price Lclri Don Probert Scipio Kathy Ptllvcr Payson Alan Raddon Salt Lake City Sandy Rant ala Tooele Syl Sanderson Manti 93 Vicki Reynolds Mt. Pleasant Bill Schoutcn Springv i lie Sally Robertson Spring City Bert Scbrosos Kailua, Hawaii Mitzi Sanders Ephraim Kent Shields Tooele Clara Shelley Lchi Roger Sorensen Manti Rona Shepherd Mona Larry Stakcr Mt. Pleasant 94 Joan Smith Sterling Scott Staker Ml. Pleasant Linda Smith Layton Norman Stott Manti Martha Townsend Tooele Lcland Thompson Ehpraim Ruth Tucker Fairvicw Curtis Warrick Bountiful Lois Tuffs Sandy Carl Wilkinson Pleasant Grove 95 Cathy Walton Provo Taia Ycrgcnscn Salt Lake City Mary Warwood Orem Janice Washbum Manti Jenny Westensknow Sandy Mary Louise Westenskow Moroni Susan Widdison Salt Lake City Jackie Wilson Gunnison Mary Kaye Wilson Richfield Arlene Yardley Gunnison Ann Yates Lake Wood, Colorado Shauna Zufelts Moab Brent Christensen iTi! SIGMA GAMMA The Sigma Gamma is an organization of students who hold leadership positions at Snow. They meet weekly to discuss any problems that might arise in the various organizations. The purposes of the club are to promote good student government leadership, to increase friendliness, and unite student leaders. The activities of the club include making a float for Homecoming, a reunion for alumni, and sponsoring an Inaugural Ball to honor and install new officers. Janice Washburn, President; Sally Mower, Publicity Manager; Paula Bailey, Secretary, Treasure; Max Sanders Mitchell, Vice President; Mary Allred Laura Bag ley Karla Blackham Alan Bullock Fred Carpenter Dave Chandler 100 Brent Christensen Alan Drury Clen Larsen Ada Grover 1 Art Janet Christensen Cindy Clay Robert Cole Brenda Cox Sheri Neil Rebecca Nielson Ted Olsen Vickie Reid JUDO The Judo Club, under the leadership of Ada Grover, is organized for the students who are interested in learning ways of self-defense. They practice weekly by competing with one another to help improve their skills. Special instructors often visited the club to give advise and instruction to the members to help them come nearer to the goal of, ’The Black Belt . Buddy Neil Mary Kaye Wilson Jcanninc Allred Pam Olsen LaMar Cox Martha Keeler Mary Wcstcnskow Larry Patterson Ada Grover Jannie Howell Annette Jacobs Darwin Jensen 101 PHI THETA KAPPA Phi Theta Kappa, a national fraternity since 1918, was organized at Snow College two years ago. The fraternitys' purpose is to promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among students of the junior colleges of the United States. In order to maintain membership a student must carry at least fifteen quarter hours and maintain a cumulative GPA set by the fraternity. If one meets the qualifications and is admitted, he must remain eligible throughout the following quarters in order to be an enrolled member. Fred Carpenter Kathleen Cox Susan Hallows Laura Bagley President Secretary Historian-Reporter Vickie Clark Jannie Howell Janice Washburn Alan Drury George Curtis Blaine Ballard Blaine Church President Vice President Rhett Cromwell Ace Davis Paul Francom Jim Coas SCLUB The S Club is a club for all lettermen on campus. The block ”S” is the symbol of the club. In order for an athlete to become a member, he must participate in a major sport and survive the initiation week in which each pledgee must obey the orders given to him by his assigned master. The club represented Snow College in many sports events. They have greatly helped promote sports activity at Snow College. Randy Comes Scott CuptiII Dave Houston Roger Jorgenson Ken Kanncgaard Llewellyn Soong Don Thomas GOLD KEY The marching and pep club of Snow College is the Gold Key. They are concerned, along with the cheerleaders, songleaders, and Buster Badger in building school spirit and providing half-time entertainment at the football and basketball games. The girls are selected by judged tryouts at the first of the school year. The freshman members automatically become members for the following year. The club looked extra special this year in their new sparkling-blue uniforms and knee-high boots. KaUiy Giles Shauna Peterson 103 Thcrcssa Lowery Vicki Reynolds Jeanne Nelson Jancllc Adamson 1 tistorian Rona Shepherd Dixie Gordon Vice President Assistant Drill Mistress Rebecca Ncilson President Kathryn Cox Secretary Sophi Bruno Loma Peterson Terry Patten k 2 Pamela Anderson Camille Madsen Justine Thompson SIGMA GAMMA CHI Sigma Gamma Chi is still a new comer to the Snow College campus having been in operation for only one year. The public motto of the fraternity is Service to God and Country.” The Sigma Gamma Chi tries to offer a balanced academic, religious, and social campus experience. This is also demonstrated through the clubs' five ideals of Brotherhood, Scholarship, Leadership, Patriotism, and Spirituality. This year the Sigma Gamma Chi has held such activities as the Deer Hunter's Hunt, the Polygamy Party, and the Sweetheart Ball. The Sweetheart Ball was held on Valentine's night at which time a Sweetheart Queen was crowned. This event took place during Sigma Gamma Chi week. Leading the club this year was Ted Olsen. He has truly worked hard and made the club a successful one. Ted Olsen President Richard Peacock Lcland Thompson Advertising Chairman Pledge Coordinator Douglas Dyreng Vice - President h Lance Aagard Shannon Oliver Don Lloyd Christensen Secretary Treasurer Historian Todd Berry Gordon Bingham Robert Black Stephen Bracken m 7 Alan Bullock Grant Cheney LaMar Cox Brent Christensen David Crosland Scott Guptill Gregory Jorgenson Dave Eichcr Ken Hansen Don Eichcr Joel Hannon Kent Fransworth Max Hcreog ’Cl . Dick Gunderson Terry Jacobs Max Lucas Roland Maxficld Max S. Mitchell Kiel Moitcnscn Andrew Peterson Mike Porter Doug Price Scott Rosenberg Jed Van den Akker Lee Ward Bruce Whiting 105 Martha Kcclcr Cordon Bingham Brent Christensen President PHI RHO PI Cindy Clay Barry Dunford Jannie Howell The Phi Rho Pi is an Honorary Forensics Society for Junior Colleges. Membership is gained through participation in the Snow College debate program. The main purpose of the club is to unite students through debate, extemporanous, oratory, and interpretive speaking. Besides debating with other colleges in the region, Snow College students in the Phi Rho Pi also traveled to other colleges outside the state. Gregory Jewcks Scott Johansen Emma Peterson Doug Price Gayle Shelley Richard Williams The purpose of the Delta Gamma is to help stimulate an understanding and an appreciation for modem dance. The club is composed of girls who are interested in dance and who like to perform for others. The club participated in floorshows at the college dances and put on several assemblies for the surrounding high schools. The highlight of being a member of this club comes when the Annual Dance Conceit is presented. The theme this year was Our Heritage depicting the many different styles of dancing that have been handed down to our generation today. DELTA GAMMA Sheri Neil Jenny Westenskow Jeanne Nelson Beth Chappell President Vice President Secretary Anna Cox Kevyn Gunther Annette Jacobs Susan Jacobson Cassy Mulford Dian Nelson Gayle Shelley Mary Ann Wilson RODEO The Rodeo Club is this year a new member of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association, and has become a more active club at Snow through this association. The members participated in various rodeos sponsored by the NIRA and held their own rodeo during Spring quarter for the enjoyment of the student body. This club was organized for all students who arc interested in horses, horsemanship, rodeos, and the out-of-doors. The members enjoyed the steak fries and the trail rides that were sponsored by the club. During Spring quarter a week is set aside especially for the Rodeo Club. During this week western clothes arc worn by the members. The highlight of the weeks' activities is a big western dance where the best-dressed cowboy and cowgirl arc chosen. Darwin Jensen Brenda Mcrkly Ron a Shepherd Connie Carter President Vice President Secretary Publicity Manager Cheryl Howells Ross King Rondc Laiscn Gary Myrup Sheri Neil Jacki Wilson Dave Chandler Roslyn Findlay President KSNO KSNO is the college radio station under the management of Dave Chandler. With college students as disc jockeys, the club attempted to find out what type of programs the students enjoyed most. This year the station was provided with new headquarters located next to the art bam. Although the radio equipment wasn't of the finest quality, KSNO provided its' listeners with enjoyable music ol the top ten records and also music of the past. Kim Christenson Doug Dean Barry Dunford Frank Haylor Darwin Jensen Terry Patten Emma Peterson Scott Rosenberg Robcit Sonne Blair Warner LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA Vickie Reid President JoAnn Chapman Vice President Annete Carter Secretary’ The Lambda Delta Sigma sorority is a fairly new organization on the Snow College campus. The club is sponsored in conjunction with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The five goals of the club: spirituality', womanhood scholarship, service, and sisterhood arc developed through the weekly meetings. Under the direction of Vickie Reid, the club successfully participated in many campus activities. These activities included Homecoming and sponsoring a candidate for Miss Snow. The club also sponsored activities within the sorority. Some of the activities enjoyed this year by the members were the Mother’s and Daughter’s Banquet, the Testimonial Breakfast, and the Annual Spring Formal. LaRae Knightcn Treasurer Carol Backus Rose Ann Hardcastlc Mary Merrill Historian Reporter Publicity Manager Mary Lee Adams Jcanine Allred Allred Jill Anderson i U Ruth Black Susan Bradbury Dianne Brown Sophie Bruno Louise Anderson Rinda Amoldson Bertha Beck Connie Cazier Beth Chappell lanct Christensen Donna Craft Rosalcc Crist Margie Curtis Pam Edwards Sue Coodscll Jerri Cordon Mayrcnc Grange 108 Ruth Cray Mary Louise Green Doris Gregereon Ada Grover Susan Hallows Gail Hansen Paula Hardman Judy Holfcltz Deborah Hughes Renee Hurst Caylyn Jensen Julie Jensen Nancy Johansen Kathleen Johnson Chcri Larsen Ruth Ann Larsen Sandy Lester Janice Listen Sara McKee Jane McNeil Dian Nielson ft Linda Nielson Mary Nielson Rebecca Nielson Sharlcnc Nielson Nancy Olpin Pam Olsen Renee Pattcison Karen Pendleton Sharon Peterson Syd Price Vicki Reynolds Mary Ann Rosequist Chris SJiaw Gayle Shelley • . Shirlcnc Simons Linda Smith Elinc Sorenson Vicky Stevens Brenda Stringer Sharon Syndcrgaard Kaye Lynn Terry 109 Sue Thompson Jill Ward Pamela Watson Mary Kaye Wilson Jane Woods Arlene Yardley Clubs not pictured: Alpha Delts Electronics Club Photography Club Ski Club Square Dance Club THE GREEK ALPHABET A HPiiA | )0'A p «.MO B eiw K XAf'S'A Z r GAMMA lAHWJA T lAU A CCtTA nj T iP UON E ir-siicr«M NU $ P � I Z Zt ’ A • XI X CM! H LTA 0 OMCACN 5 os: 0 V.ltiA PI n OMt.uA LDSSA The Latter-Day Saint Student Association is a fairly new organization correlated for the various programs of the Latter-Day Saint students. It was created under the direction of Paul H. Dunn and serves as a Priesthood program uniting such organizations as the Institute of Religion, Lambda Delta Sigma, Sigma Gamma Chi, Returned Missionaries, and the M. I. A. The goals of this organization are to help students succeed academically, spiritually, and socially. Brent Christensen led this organization to the achievement of these goals. David llanscn, Vice President; Mary Nielson, Historian, Treasurer; Marie Van Epps, Secretary; Brent Christensen, President. Ill ZETA EPSILON Snow College students interested in home economics joined Zeta Epsilon. The club was affiliated with the national and state Home Economics Association and attempted to fill the needs of the future homemakers who attended Snow College. The girls were taught points of etiquette, home decorating, cooking, and other experiences associated with making a home. Sandra Harvey Nancy Jolianscn Kathlcnc Johnson I.ouise Anderson Roslin Findlay Doris Crcgcrson Kathlcnc Cox Susan Hallows Janet Cray Nancy Olpin J3nc McNeil Sharlcnc Nielson Sharon Syndcrgaard President INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS Max Sandy Mitchell Dennis Petty Richard Tolley Duke Chancellor Scribe The Intercollegiate Knights, is a service club whose Duke was Max Sandy Mitchell. The I.K. 's of Snow belong to the white Knight Chapter. The I. K. ’s took an active part in Homecoming, and were responsible for lighting the S”. They also sponsored such activities as a baby contest, dances, and I.K. Week. The end of I. K. Week was highlighted by a formal dance and the selection of a Dutchess, who was the lovely Miss Kola Perry. Charles Call Rodd Berry George Curtis Glen Larsen Ken Kanncgaard WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Front Row: Margaret Nielson, Marsha Nelson, Pat Oaklcbcrry, Sandra Neely, Jill Anderson. Back Row: Raina Joy Barney, Barbara Thotn, Linda Willden, Susan Widdison, Kaye I.ynn Terry, Claudia Morgan. Front Row: Sherry Dell, Jackie Wilson, Jeannette Hardcastlc, and Nadine Jacobson. Back Row: Margaret Nielson, Raina Joy Barney, Shauna Stephenson, Linda Willden. Leading the students in peppy, lively songs were: Janice Washburn, Head Songleader; Annette Jacobs, Phyllis Nielson, and Chris Heal. The songleaders led many cheers and songs at the basketball and football games to help build school spirit. They were also in charge of pep rallies held before the games. The songleaders, along with the cheerleaders, and Gold Key have traveled with the team to various junior colleges. Their good work was greatly appreciated. SONGLEADERS Annette Jacobs, Paula Bailey, Janice Wasl Janice Washburn Annette Jacobs 1 16 Chris Heal Chris Heal, Nancy Nadolski, Phyllis Nielson, Chosen for the Snow College cheerleaders for the year 68-69 were: Paula Bailey; Head Cheerleader, Nancy Nadolski, and Laurie Lund. The girls have spent long hours perfecting their cheerleading techniques, and lookin for new ways to encourage school spirit. They have traveled with the teams to various Junior Colleges carrying the Badger spirit and determination for the team’s success. Accompanying our cheerleaders to most of the games was the school mascot, Buster Badger. He added interest to the games and helped boost school spirit. Playing the part of Buster Badger have been Jennifer Clawson, Rinda Arnoldson, Sharon Broadbent, Todd Berry, and Glen Larson. Thanks goes to the cheerleaders and Buster Badger for the good work they have done. CHEERLEADERS Paula Bailey, Head Cheerleader 117 Phyllis Nielson Nancy Nadolski FOOTBALL Alan Drury Guard All Conference Llewellyn Soong Halfback Honorable Mention Jay Omer Tackle Honorable Mention Jim Fcick Fnd All Conference Tom Duvall f lalfback All Conference Gary Compton Guard All Conference 4 4 Lambert Nahulu Quarterback I Ionorablc Mention Carl Wilkinson Tackle Snow..............83 Alumni.............90 Snow..............75 Weber Frosh . . .69 Snow..............53 B.Y.U. Fr. .. .86 Snow..............44 U. S. U. Fr . . . . 74 Snow..............73 Cochise.............74 Snow..............75 New Mex. Mil. . .84 Snow..............61 Ariz. West. . . .74 Snow..............89 Dixie............71 Snow..............95 Rangely.............88 Snow..............96 Ricks..............80 Snow..............68 C.S.1..............70 Snow..............91 Rangely............96 Snow............71 B.Y.U. Fr. . . .96 Snow............85 Mesa.............90 Snow............83 C.E.U............95 Snow............73 Dixie...........71 Snow............81 Ricks............78 Snow............49 C.S. 1...........93 Snow............44 Weber Fr.........75 Snow............81 U. of U. Fr. . . 112 Snow............91 Mesa.............71 Snow............75 C.E.U............65 Snow............81 Mesa.............79 118 Alan Raddon Center C5 Lee Hunsaker Guard Brad Mortensen Guard Jeff Taylor End Gary Alvcrson End Don Thomas Quarterback Ace Davis Fullback Don Henderson Quarterback 119 Steve Oliver Quarterback JFt'' Brent Sumner Fullback Steven Neu Fullback Craig Hatch Halfback 120 Bill Da hike End A m Scott Mahoney End Brace Wright Center Russell North Halfback Bob Rykovich Tackle Jim Anderson Guard Pete Matthews Center Russell Fujihara Did 121 Jean Iriart Halfback Ken Kannegaard Guard Mike Stanfill Tackle Fred Weaver T acklc Glade Stevens End Donald Camacho Halfback Jim Goeas Fullback r V Kenneth Snyder Center PT - Tom Lusk Guard 122 Paul Francom Tackle Danny Moitensen Guard Dave Moss End Lindsay Strasburg Tackle O I Mike Kelly Fullback Greg Jones Guard A Blaine Church Quarterback , « M Vem White Tackle 123 BASKETBALL The Snow College basketball team showed great ability and skill in the games this year. With the excellent direction of Coach Gardner, the team performed very well. During the conference play they won six out of eleven games, coming close to the top in the I.C. A.C. Conference. During the Snow Invitational, which was held in December, the Snow Badgers took first place. The team worked together using strength, speed, and height to make the games successful. Their effort, skill, and time put forth were appreciated by all spectators. Snow.............83 Alumni ... 90 Snow.............75 Weber St. Frosh . 69 Snow.............53 B.Y.U. Frosh. . 86 Snow.............44 UofU Frosh ... 74 Snow.............73 Cochise........74 Snow.............75 New Mexico Mil . 84 Snow.............61 Arizona Western. 74 Snow.............89 Dixie..........71 Snow.............95 Range ly.......88 Snow.............96 Ricks..........80 Snow.............68 C. S. 1........70 Snow.............91 Rangely........96 Snow...........7 1 B.Y.U. Frosh. . 96 Snow............85 Mesa........ 90 Snow............83 C.E.U............95 Snow............73 Dixie...........7 1 Snow............81 Ricks............78 Snow............49 C.S. 1...........93 Snow............44 Weber St. Frosh 75 Snow............81 UofU Frosh. . 112 Snow............91 Mesa.............71 Snow............75 C.E.U............65 Snow............81 Mesa.............79 Mike Scheuer gracefully awaits a successful shot. Craig Swenson Forward-guard Jeff Taylor struggles with opponent for the tip. 126 Clifford K. Miles Guard 'V cr 0 12 Scott Stakcr Cuard Jeff Taylor Center The players anxiously await return of the ball. 127 aw 0' ' CcnW A28 Blain Church Guard Dean Nelson Forward Richard Kemp, guarded by an opponent, attempts a pass. 129 Clcve Morgan Coach WRESTLING Snow . .45 Kellis Air Force Base . 0 Snow. .29 SCU..................16 Snow . . 20 Rangely..............21 Snow . . 21 CSU..................20 Snow . . 12 Weber St. Varsity . .27 Snow . . 43 CSI............'. . . 8 Snow . .26 Idaho State..........19 Snow . .14 Mesa.................27 Snow . .15 Rangelv..............27 Snow . . 19 BYU JV...............13 Snow . .10 Mesa.................32 Snow . . 40 CSI...................0 Lee Hunsakcr Wt. 167 Player of the Year Carl Wilkinson Barry Dunford Barry Erickson Heavyweight Wt. 1 IS Wt. 123 Joe Prcslar Wt. 130 Dennis Bishop Wt. 137 130 Bill Dahlkc Wt. 145 Bob Crump Carr Roberts Alan Raddon Wt. 152 Wt 160 VVt. 190 Vance Casperson Dalcn Harris Wt. 191 Wt. 115 Van Young Wt. 130 Shyrcl Roberts Wt. 137 Harvey Roberts Wt. 142 131 Ken Kannegard Wt. 191 TRACK Tom Dovall, Ace Davis, Scott Mahoney, Jim Percy, Darell Perce, Don Thomas, George Curtis, Front Row: Boyd Olsen, Richard Olsen, Chuck Call, Blaine Ballard, Denny Sorenson, Don Comacho. 132 Snow runners compete with Dixie in 100 yard dash. Blaine Ballard jumps high hurdles under opposition of Dixie. Sn“V VCrscs DWe College in „„„ „uldle run TENNIS Lee R. Thompson; Instructor; Terry Keller, Steve Jenkinson, Doug Pyreng, Don Childs, Scott Aston, Leland Thompson, Mike Scheuer, Joe Green, Kim Halladay, John Hall, Eddie Stakcr, Ted Christensen, Donn Blackburn. 134 Ted Christensen gracefully attempts a back-hand swing. 135 DANCE BAND Drums: Barbara Olsen. Back Row: Max Herzog, Alan Nielson, Ron Pherson, Dan Newell, Steve Folstcr, Ted Olsen. Front Row: Max Sanders Mitchell, Kim Halladay, Jim Humphery, Kent Farnsworth, Allan Hayward, Doug Allen, Kent Shields. 138 CONCERT BAND Jack row, Left to Right: Cathy Snarr, Sherry Olacn, Mr. Me Lloyd Erickson, Ruth Ann Larson, Janice Washburn. Second row: Steve Holbrook, Brad Rasmussen, Ted Olsen, Steve Folstcr, Kent Shields, Stan McGuire, Curtis Miner, Larry Anderson, Max Herzog, Alan Nielson. Third Row: Bob Dunn, Jim Humphrey, Marilyn NicLson, Doug Allen, Kay Lynn Terry, Gary Stout, Max Sanders Mitchell, Kim Halladay, Scott Aston. Front row: Alan Hayward, Kent Farnsworth, Sherri Cosscy, and Martha Townsend. 139 MADRIGLES Back Row Left to Right: Jannic Howell, Susan Hricksen, Greg Jorgensen, Susan Thompson, Von Sorensen, Sheri Olsen, Kim Halladay, Brenda Cox, Barbara Draper. Middle Row Left to Right: Nancy Nadolski, Alan Peterson, Kathy Sorensen, David Higham, Susan Tew, Stephen Bracken, Mary Louise Green, Brent Christensen, Arlene Yardlcy. Front Row Left to Right: Dianne Brown, Judy King, Allan Wheeler, Pamela Watson, Douglas Allan, Janet Christensen, Michael Porter, Martha Keeler, Dianne Brcinholt. A'CAPPELLA Back Row, Left to Right: LaMar Cox, Mike Schcucr, Kent Farnsworth, Bair Warner, Denzel Harward, Scott Aston, Brent Jensen, Robin Mickclson, Terry Looscy, Eddie Stakcr, Steve Brackin, Steve Holbrook, Allen Peterson, Gene Higham, Vic Brown, Von Sorensen, Joe Green. Second Row: Sheri Olson, Sharon Syndergaard, Content Laurit2cn, Doug Allen, Craig Hurst, Robert Black, Tom Dychcs, Richard Stauffer, Larry Ogden, Brad Rasmussen, Barry Hricksen, Brad Christiansen, Carol Cox, Vicki Stevens, Ruth Black. Third row: Sharon Peterson, Loretta Ringham, Kevyn Cunthcr, Sue Thompson, Nancy Nadolski, Diana Nelson, Loretta Larsen, Mary Nielson, Jcannic Hunt, Judy King, Debbie Johnson, Barbara Draper, Kathleen Snarr, Mary Louise Green, Anna Cox. Front row: Janet Burke, Roseann Hardcastlc, Rinda Arnoldson, Martha Keeler, Dianne Brown, Gayle Shelly, Pamela Dale, Peggy Johnson, Diane Brcinholt, Anita Davis, Ada Grover, Cassic Ann Mulford, Jill Ward, RoNae Christensen, Susan Erickson. FORENSICS The Forensics is the Snow College debating team under the direction of Mr. Callaway. The club formed from the Forensics is the Phi Rho Pi. Martha Keeler serves as president of this club. Throughout the year the club traveled to Grand Junction for the Mesa Madcap competition, to Phoenix, Arizona for the Bell Telephone Tournament, to the B. Y. U. Invitational, and to Mazula, Montana for the Big Sky Confer ence Ch a m p i on s h i p. Left to right: Greg Jewkes, Scott Johanson, Brent Christensen, Jannie Howell, Martha Keeler, Richard Williams, Doug Price, and Barry Dunford. PETER PAN CAST OF CHARACTERS Micheal..........................................................Kent Barton Wendy..............................................Dianne Brcinholt John..................................................Philip Haslam Liza.................................................Rebecca Nielsen Nana..................................................Roslyn Findlay Mrs. Darling...........................................Susan Ericksen Mr. Darling........................................Brent Christensen Peter Pan.............................................Martha Keeler Ostrich.................................................Ada Grover Kangaroo................................................Todd Berry Lion...............................................Dennis Terra nova lost Boys: Twin 1.................................................Ryan Hcdclius Twin 2.................................................Eric Hcdclius Tootles.........................................................John Barton Curley.................................................Don Jacobson Nibs..............................................Val Joe Anderson Slightly................................................Lew Haslam Captain Hook.......................................Bran Christensen Pirates: Noodler..........................................................Vik Blown Since............................................................Joe Green Starky.......................................................Russell Madsen Cccco.............................................Robert Barber Mullins................................................John Lund Jukes...................................... Conway Richards Tookoyan..........................................Kim Christensen Linvillc........................................................Mike Patten Kargo...............................................Douglas Price Marasco.........................................................I-cc Ward Tiger Lily............................................Arvada F.ggman Indians: Paula Bailey, Sophie Bruno, Annette Jacobs, Susan Jacobson, Kathleen lolmson, Content Lauritzcn, Terry Ann Patten, Barbara Thorn, Mary Ann Wilson, Todd Berry, Stephen Bracken, Felipe Rivera and Dennis Tcrranova Crocodile..........................................Barbie Dalton Wendy (Grown Up)...................................Jannie Howell jane ..............................................Dianne Brcinholt Snow College Theatre Department presents Peter Pan Book by James M. Barrie Music by Mark Charlap Lyrics by Carolyn Leigh Additional Music by Julc Styne Additional Lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green Incidental Music by Trudc Ritman and Elmer Bernstein Directed by Joseph W. Crane Designed by Richard P. Haslam Musical Direction by W. Mcloyd Lricksen Choreography by Margaret Ovcson Costumes Contructcd by Patti Haslam Technical Assistance James Aston, Ben Callaway and Lynn Wilkcrson FLYING BY FOY Mr. Vaiasco CAST OF CHAR ACT El Cory Bra tier .... Telephone Man . . . Delivery Man .... Paul Bra tier....... Cory's Mother. . . . Mr. Vaiasco .... . . . . Mary Tucker ........Doug Price ........Gil Rawlings . . Brent Christensen . . . Arlene Yardley . . .Conway Richards Cory tells Paul tliat he is a stuffed shirt and doesn't know how to have fun. how to eat one of his rare delicacies. 145 Gareth and friends arc gathered to recall old times before he leaves for America. PHILADELPHIA, HERE I COME By Brian Friel Directed by Joseph W. Crane Scenery and Lighting by Richard P. Haslam CAST Madge, the Housekeeper............................Susan Ericksen (Public).....................................Conway Richards Gareth O'Donnell, (Private).................Robert Cole S. B. O'Donnell, County Councilor..................Neil Johnson Kate Doogan...........................Jennifer Clawson Senator Doogan..........................Robert Barber Master Boyle (Schoolmaster) .... Brent Christensen Lizzy Sweeney, Gar's Aunt...............Lucille Miner Con Sweeny, her husgand.................Douglas Price Ben Burton, their friend...........................John Lund Ned.....................................Lindsay Lindsey Tom (The boys)....................................Scott Ashman Joe...................................Kim Christensen Cannon Mick O'Byrne.....................Russell Madsen (The parish priest) PHILADELPHIA Gareths' Aunt and Uncle visiting from America, recall their life in the Old Country. HERE I COME Gareths' final prayer is a wish that his father will express his feelings toward him before he leaves. THE SILENT WOMAN By Ben Jonson CAS'!' OF CHARACTERS SILENT WOMAN Morose.....................Kent Farnsworth Truewit............................Richard Williams Clerimont......................Robert Cole Dauphine........................Todd Berry Sir John Daw....................Chad Butt Sir Amorous La-Foole . . . Russell Madsen Sir Tom Otter.........................Doug Allen Cutbeard..............................Phil Hardy Clarimont's Page.......................Gil Rawlings Morose’s Servant......................Dave Chandler Parson................................Doug Price Musicians...................Jim Jorgenson Blair Warner, John Lund Mrs. Otter....................Jerry Gordon Lady Haughty..........................Nola Perry Mistress Mavis......................Dianne Breinholt Mistress Trusty....................Janelle Adamson Epicene.....................Barry Dunford Truewit entices Morose on the idea of marriage to the Silent Woman. 148 Cutbcard presents the Silent Woman to Morose for approval. Morose friends bring music and merriment to his wedding. HOMECOMING ROYALTY Rebecca Nielsen 1st Attendent Janice Waslibum Queen Justine Thompson 2nd Attendent PREFERREDMEN Robert Johnson 1st Attendent Michael Porter 2nd Attendent SWEETHEART ROYALTY Jannic Howell Queen Ruth Tucker 1st Attendent Rebecca Nielsen 2nd Attendent IK DUCHESS Nola Perry 155 MISS CONGENIALITY Sydncc Price Chosen by the Snow College students for Miss Congeniality was Miss Syndee Price. She won the title for being one of the friendliest girls on campus. Miss Congeniality election was sponsored by the Lambda Delta Sigma Sorority. Mr. Devon Blad was chosen Teacher of the Year. The students were asked to write in the name of the teacher who they felt had helped them the most throughout the year. The selection of Teacher of the Year was sponsored by the Sigma Gamma. TEACHER OF THE YEAR 156 Mr. Devon Blad Cathy Christensen Outstanding Freshman Girl CViUoTd Kay M cs Outstanding V tesYvruan Roy HONOR STUDENTS I.cwis Bremlon Roberts Miss Renee Hurst is also an honor student of Snow College. She is majoring in Elementary Education. Miss Hurst plans to marry after graduating from Snow. She enjoys reading and participating in all sports. She plans to further her education at the College of Southern Utah. Renee Hurst Mr. Lewis Bremlon Roberts is a Snow College student who achieved highest honors. He is majoring in Physics. Bremlon plans to attend Utah State University where lie has been awarded a scholarship. Miss Jannic Howell is another of Snow's honor students. She is an English major and plans to further her studies at Utah State University. University. She has served as Snowdrift Editor for the past year. Jannie is a member of Senate, Sigma Gamma, Phi Rho Pi, Madricals, and I.D Singers. She enjoys singing and taking part in campus activities. Jannic Howell Janice Washburn Another honor student of Snow College is Miss Janice Washburn. She is majoring in Elementary Education. She served as Head Songleader for Snow the past year. Janice was also the lovely Homecoming queen and president of Sigma Gamma. 158 MISS SNOW COEDS OF THE MONTH AND MEN OF THE HOUR Rebecca Nielsen October Barry Dun ford October Sydnee Price November Brent Christensen November COED OF THE YEAR Chosen for Coed of the Year for 1969 was Miss Rebecca Nielson. She was the outstanding president of the Gold Key, devoting countless hours for the success of the club. Rebecca was attendant to the Homecoming Queen and also to the Sigma Gamma Chi Sweetheart. She participated in many campus activities and assemblies. The lovely Miss Nielson was also an honor student. MAN OF THE YEAR Glen Larson Glen Larson was chosen Man of the Year for 1969 because of his contributions and outstanding service for the betterment of Snow College. He served as Studentbody President, taking upon himself many responsibilities of leadership. He was chosen Man of the Hour for April. Glen was also the Preferred Man of the year. 162 COEDS OF THE MONTH AND MEN OF THE HOUR Dianne Breinholt Febmary Ted Olson February Jannie Howell March Jeff Taylor March Cindy Clay April Clen Larson April REGISTRATION 167 HOMECOMING 169 CAMPAIGNS jUlftTTt C ir jo Vic rickaro Williams Pt BUG RELATION HXf vnv JAN fnei i DEDICATION OF LIBRARY This year five new buildings were dedicated. They were: the Maintenance ikiilding. Snow Hall (the new women's dormitory), Anderson Hall (the new men's Dormitory), The Stadium, and the Lucy Phillips Library. v4A STADIUM 176 9158463 SNOW HALL ANDERSON HALL THIS DAY This day is the greatest day of our lives. Never at any time before have the accumulated knowledge and skills of man been equal to what they are today. That wisdom and those skills have been gained both through the positive accomplishments of man and the mistakes that he has made. If we can build upon the positive accomplishments, minimize the repetition of mistakes, use our own best resourcefulness, creativity, and innovation, we can build the best society that man has ever known. Mine is not a utopian point of view, but rather, a point of view that man can create a society that is relatively better than he has to this time known. 1 do believe that man is more than just another animal, possibly more intelligent than the others, but nevertheless just another animal. I believe that there is a super-human, all-wise being to which man is related and from which man can draw strength and wisdom. What I say, from this point forward, will be built on that supposition. Since my supposition infers some kind of spiritual relationship between man and an allwise being, it seems safe to assume that that relationship can lx fruitful to man if man so desires and, thus, makes himself eligible to draw from that source of strength. In my concept of the relationship between man and a super being, man is expected to use all of the intelligence with which he has been endowed in a process toward individual maximum development from which a better society could be one of the products. He, man, must, to complete the concept, make himself eligible for the strength that can potentially come from a superhuman, all-wise being. He must, somehow, learn or re-learn how to make communication with that great source of power. Man has, by the use of his intellect, gained much knowledge, especially scientific or fact knowledge, about the nature of the world in which he lives, and even considerably about the relationship between the world and the universe of which it is a part, but he seems to have learned almost nothing about how to live together with his fellows in a condition of peace. All but a relatively few very selfishly motivated people in the world seem to want peace, yet it seemingly cannot be achieved. I submit that much progress could be made toward gaining an objective of peace for all” if man would turn much of his most resourceful intellectual efforts toward learning what conditions are necessary to assure peace among men. And, that the process could be greatly expedited if man could learn or re-learn how to establish contact with the super-human, all-wise being, and make himself eligible to draw strength and wisdom from that source. I will conclude this brief statement with a quotation made by Benjamin Franklin during the time our forefathers were struggling (sometimes seemingly hopelessly) with the development of a basic law or constitution under which our kind of government could be established: . . .The longer I live, the more convincing proofs I see of this truth: THAT GOD GOVERNS IN THE AFFAIRS OF MAN. And if a sparrow cannot fall to the ground without His notice, is it probable that an empire can rise without His aid? Continuing in the same vein, making the point that the Constitutional Convention could fail without God's help, he said: . . .We shall be divided by our little partial local interests. . . And what is worse, mankind may hereafter from this unfortunate instance, despair of establishing governments by human wisdom and leave it to chance, war, and conquest. 179 EPHRAIM CITY EXTENDS A WARM WELCOME TO SNOW STUDENTS AND IS PROUD TO BE THE HOME OF SNOW COLLEGE STUBBS INC. 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Best Wishes From MORONI CITY Turkey Capitol of the World Moyle Blackham, Mayor Counci lnien Jay Blackham Jay Nelson Don Hardy Charles Christensen Melvin Ramsay Harry Shaw, Treasurer Mark Christensen, Recordei 190 INDEX A A agard, Lansing 83,104 Aagard, Rita 83 Adams, David 61 Adams, Mary Lee 61,108 Adamson, Janelle 48,83, 103 Albertson, LarrvOl Allen, Anita 61 Allred, Cheryl 61 Allred, Jeannine 61,108 Allred, Mary 42,44,48, 100, 108 A Iverson, Gary 119 Anderson, Helen 61 Anderson, James 83, 121 Anderson, jerry 61 Anderson, jill 108 Anderson, Kurt 61 Anderson, Larry 83 Anderson, Louise 108 Anderson, Pamela 61,103 Anderson, Rian 61 Anderson, Steven 61 Arnold, Paul 83 Arnoldson, Rinda 83,108,47 Ashman, James 146 Averelt, Kenneth 61 B Backus, Carol 35,83,108 Bagley, Bruce 62,34,121 Bagley, Laura 44,34,100,102 Bailey, Alan 62 Bailey, Carolyn 61 Bailey, Paul 83 Bailey, Paula 44,83, 100, 117,160 Bailey, Susan 62 Ballard, Blain 62,102,132 Banks, Susan 62 Barber, Robert 146 Barney, Raina Joy 83, 1 13 Barker, Mary K. 62 Barney, Rolx:rt 83 Barrow, Kimball 62 Barry, William 62 Beck, Bertha 50,62,108 Bchling, John 62 Bell, Donald 62 Bennion, Lane 84 Berry, Todd 48,50,60,62, 104, 112 Bickmore, Diane 62 Bingham, Cordon 83,104,106 Bingham, Loretta 62 Bingham, Marilyn 62 Bishop, Dennis 130 Black, Robert 104 Blackburn, Donn 63, 134 Blackham, Karla 44,50,84, 100,160 Blackham, Leonard 82,83 Blad, Lee 63 Bohlin, Dale 83 Bolton, Merritt 84 Bossa, Allen 89 Bracken, Stephen 63, 104 Bradbury, Susan 84,108 Breinholt, Dianne 163 Brotherscn, Wayne 63 Brown, Claudia 63 Brown, Dianne 63,108 Brown, Ronnalynn 63,47 Brown, Vik 63 Bruno, Sophie 47,63, 103, 108 Bryan, Marilyn 85 Buckner, Dianne 63 Bullock, Jay T. 84 Bullock, Alan 44,82,84,100, 104 Burnette, James 63 Burton, Frank 83 C Camacao, Donald 64,122, 132 Camara, Lionel 83 Carlisle, Carla 84 Call, Charles 112,132 Carpenter, David John 64 Carpenter, Fred 44,83,100, 102 Carter, Annette 84,108 Carter, Connie 84, 107 Casperson, Nathan 64,120,130 Cazier, Connie 63,108 Chandler, David 44,100,107 Chapman, Joann 84,108 Chappell, Beth 64, 106,108 Chappell, Beth 64,106,108 Chappell, Debra 64 Cheney, Grant 85,104 Chidester, Kenra 84 Childs, Don 64, 134 Christiansen, Bradley 65,104 Christensen, Brent 43,85, 101,104,106, 111, 144, 146,160, 141 Christensen, Charles 64 Christensen, Don 64,104 Christensen, Janet 42,45,48,85, 100, 108 Christensen, Jeannine 50,65, 108 Christensen, Kathy 60,64, 157 Christensen, Karl 85 Christensen, Renac 64 Christensen, Kim 63,107,146 Christensen, Reese 63 Christensen, Ronald 64 Christensen, Ryan Lee 65 Christensen, Susan 64 Christensen, Sylvia 85 Christensen, Ted 85,104, 134 Christensen, William 83 Christiansen, Karl 64 Christo! ferson, Edna Jean 83 Chruch, Blaine 63,102, 123, 129 Clark, Richard 65 Clark, Sandra 108 C lark, V icky 85,102 Clarke, Duane 65 Clawson, Jennifer 49, 146 Clay, Cynthia May 41,44,85,101,106, 108, 163 Clayburn, Gayle 49,64, 108 Cloward, Perry 66 Cole, Robert 45,60,66,101,160, 146 Colledgc, Joseph 66 Collings, Kerry 83 Compton, Gary 118 Condcr, Darlene 65 Cook, Meredith 65,103 Cooper, John 66 Cossey, Sherrie 65, 108 Covington, Wayne 66 Cox, Anna 65,106 Cox, Brenda 43,45,85,101,108,47 Cox, Kathleen 45,108,102,112 Cox, Joy 86 Cox, Kathryn 86. 103 Cox, LaMar43,45,86,101,46 Coy, Paula 65 Craft, Alan 66 Craft, Donna 65, 108 Crist, Rosa lee 65,108 Cromwell, Rhett 86, 102 Crosland, David 66 Crump, Jeanette 65 Crump, Robert 66,131 Culp, Jerrold 86 Curtin, Patrician 49 Curtis, George 86, 102,112, 132 Curtis, Margie 66,108 Curtis, Neal 67 D Da hike, William 67,121,130 Daniels, Dwaight 67 Davies, Linda 66 Davis, Ace 86,102,119,132 Davies, Sandra 66 Dallas, John 72 Davis, Anita 66 Davis, Richard 86 Dean, Douglas 86, 107 Dcleeuw, Kelly 67 Dell, Sherry Jean 66,113 Draper, Barbara 66 Draper, Claudia 66 Drury, Alan 45,101,102,118 Dubois, Susan 48 Dunford, Barry 50,53,67, 106, 107,130,160,141 Dunn, Cheryl 30,86 Dunn, Robert 67 Duvall, Tom 118, 132 Dyreng, Douglas 86, 104, 134 Dyreng, Steven 67 E Edwards, Pam 66,108 Eggman, Arvada 86 Eicher, Donald 87, 103 Eicher, David 68, 103 Eldredgc, lulie 86 Ellison, Ellen Ruth 86 Elton, Wesley John 68 Englcstead, Larae 67, 103 Erickson, Barry 68, 130 Ericksen, Susan 67,47, 146 Evans, Connie 67 P Fairbanks, Maria 67 Farnsworth, Kent 87,105 Fcick, Jim 118 Fillis, James 68 Findlay, Roslyn 48,90,107,31,112 Fjeldsted, Marilyn 67 Fong, Beverly 87 Foote, Chester Terry 87 Fowlks, Jeffrey Neil 68 Francom, Paul 68, 102, 123 Fujihara, Russell 68,121 C Gartrell, Russ 88 George, Madelyn 67 Gibbons, Cary 68 Cilcs, Kathy 67, 103 Giles, Lavon 69 Gocas, James 69,102, 122 Golden, Dennis Ray 69 Colightly, Osbuni 69 Comes, Randy 69,102 Goodsell, Sue 108 Goodwin, Kaye 87,108 Cordon, Dixie 68,103 Gordon, Jerri Kaye 87, 108 Cough, Marilyn 87 Crange, Mayrene 87, 108 Cray, Janet 68,112 Gray, Ruth 109 Green, Mary Louise 87, 109 Cregerson, Doris 87,109.112 Gregory, Patricia Anne 87 Grover, Ada 45,51,87, 101,109 Gunther, Kcvyn 68,106 Gunderson, Orson 87, 103 Guptill, Scott 87, 102, 10S Cutth, Bill 69 11 Haun, William 69 Hall, John 88,134 Halladay, Kim 70, 134 Hallows, Susan 102,109,112 Hanney, Michael Kent 70 i lanscn, David 88, 111 Hansen, Gail 68, 109 Hansen, Ken Gregg 105 Hansen, Marilyn 88 Hansen, Nona 68 Hansen, Patricia 88 Hansen, Sherry 68 Hansen, Terry 88 Hardcastle, Jeannette 88,113 Hardcastle, Roseann 33,108 Hardman, Paula 30,69,109 Harmon, Joel 105 Harmon, Shelly 48,50,69 Harper, Eugene 69 Harris, Dalcn 88,130 Hatch, Glade 70 Hatch, Craig 88,112,120 Hawkins, Ronnie 69 Haws, Cyril 88 Haylcr, Frank 70,107 Heal, Christie 69, 116 Heal, Stephanie 69 Henderson, Don 89, 119 Hcnningson, Allen 70 Herzog, Max Ray 70, 103 Higham, Eugene 70 Holfellz, Judy Ann 69,109 Houston, David 88, 102,120 Howells, Cheryl 70,107 Howell, Jannette 45,51,88, 101,102, 134, 163, 158,141 Huff, Jolenc 88 Hughes, Deborah Lee 70,109 1 lughes, Ronald 70 Humphrey, James Byron 71 Hunsaker, Lee 88,119, 130 Hunter, Joan 89 Huntsman, Larry 88, 120 Hurst, Renee 89, 109, 158 riart, Jean 122 rons, John 71 verson, Debra 49,70 Jackson, Jackie 71 Jacobs, Chariton 89 Jacobs, Annette 43,50,55,89,101, 116, 117 Jacobs, Terry 89,103 Jacobson, Susan 89, 113 Jenkinson, Steven 71,134 Jensen, Bartley 71 Jensen, Darwin 45,101,107 Jensen, David 71 Jensen, Gaylyn 70,109 Jensen, Juliana 70, 109 Jensen, Marylcnc 83, 89 Jensen, Marsha 70 Jensen, Randy 71 Jenson, Rebecca Anne 70 Jewkes, Gregory 72, 106, 14! Johansen, Scott 72, 106, 14! Jorgenson, Diane 7! Johnson, Gregory 103 Johnson, Kathleen 71,109,112 Johnson, John 72 Jolinson, Peggy 71 Johnson, Robert 153 Jones, Gregory 123 Jones, Jerrilyn 90 Jones, Jeffery 72 Jorgenson, Kim 72 Jorgenson, Roger 102 Justensen, Ccrald 72 K Kannegaard, Kenneth 73,102, 112,122, 130 Keeler, Martha 44,90,101,106,141 Keller, Brett 72 Kelly, Michael 123 Kemp, Richard 73 Killpack, Richard 73 King, Judy 71 King, Ross 107 Kjar, Roy Michael 89 Knighton, LaRac 90,108 L Lane, Kiri 73 Larsen, Camille 90 Larsen, Lvan 89 Larsen, Chcri 71,109 Larson, Dale 73 Larson, Clen 40,44,89,101,112,153,162,163 Larson, V ern 73 Larsen, Larita 49 Larsen, Leslie 71 Larsen, Ronde Reed 107 Larsen, Ruth Ann 50,72,109 Lcfler, Jack Lynn 89 Lester, Sandra 90,109 Lindsay, Landsay 146 Lockcy, Julie 90 Loolsi, John 73 Lowry, Peggy 4 7,90 Lowry, Thcrcssa 72,103 Lucas, Max 73,105 Lund, John 146 Lusk, Thomas 122 M Mabey, Craig 89 Madsen, Camille 103 Madsen, Russell 73,146 Mahoney, Scott 121,132 Mangum, Dcrrell 75 Marotta, Richard 90 Mason, Roger 75 Matthews, Neal 75 Matthews, Pete 121 Max field, Roland 105 McDonald, Roy 90 McCuirc, Stanley 76,128 McKee, Sara 72,109 McLaughlin, Kent 76 McNeil, Jane 90,109,112 Merkley, Brenda 91,107 Merrill, Mary 91,108 Merrill, Phil 74 Mickclson, Scott 90 Miles, Clifford, Kay 74, 126,157 Miller, Garth 90 Miller, Kenna 72 Miller, Mike 74 Miller, Robert 90 Miner, Lucille 146 Miner, Marcllc 53 Mitchell, Max S. 45, 100,106,112 Mitchell, Wayne 80 Monroe, Barry 74 Mooney, Alan 74 Morgan, Claudia 72,113 Morris, Neal 74,105 Mortensen, Brad 119 Mortensen, Danny Blaine 123 Mortensen, Gregory 90 Mortensen, Neil 90,105 Moss, David 123 Mower, Sally 45,52,91, 100 Mulford, Cassy Ann 91 Murphy, Ron 74 Murray, James 74 Myrup, Cary 107 N Nadolski, Nancy 73,116,117 Nahulu, Lambert 91,118 Neely, Sandra 73,113 Neil, Shcrilynn 45, 101, 106, 107 Nelson, Dean 129 Nelson, Jeanne 75,103,106 Nelson, Marsha 73,113 Nelson, Mcrilyn 73 Nelson, Ronald 91 Ncu, Steven Ray 91,120 Nielsen, Mary 91,109,111 Nielsen, Michael 75 Nielsen, Rebecca 45,91,101,103,109,152,154,161 Nielson, Dian 73,109 Nielson, Sharlene 76,112 Nielson, Linda 73,109 Nielson, Margaret 91,113 Nielson, Phyllis 75,116,117 North, Russell, 121 Nunley, Ronald 75 O Oakley, David 91 Ockcy, Jack 75 Ogden, Kenneth 75,105 Okelberry, Patricia 92,113 Oliver, Shannon 91,104 Oliver, Steve 120 Olpin, Nancy 92, 109, 112 Olsen, Eileen 76 Olsen, Pamela 74,109 Olsen, Ross 91 Olsen, Sheila 74 Olsen, Sheri 74 Olsen, Steven 76,105 Olson, Ted 45,91, 101,104,163 Omcr, Alan Reed 76 Omcr, Jay 118 Overson, Gary 91 Overson, Kathy 74 Owen, Ira Lorinzen 92 P Patten, Terry 92,103,107 Patterson, Ranee 92,109 Paulton, Lamano 77 Payne, Douglas 92 Peacock, Richard 76, lW Pearce, Darryl 76,132 Pcatrass, Clinton 77 Pchrson, Ronald 92 Pendleton, Karen 74,109 Penrod, DcLcc 74 Perry, Nola 75,155 Petersen, Emma Lee 51,75,107 Peterson, Andrew 92,105 Peterson, Frank 77,105 Peterson, Judy 92 Peterson, Loma 75,103 Peterson, Russell 77 Peterson, Shauna 93,103 Peterson, Sharon 109 Petty, Dennis 77,112 Phillips, Leslie 77 Pickett, Nola 93 Polad, Daniel 77 Porter, Michael 77, IS3 Poulson, Clair 92 Pratt, Robert 93 Preslar, Joseph 130 Price, Douglas 93,106, 144,146,163 Price, Sydncc 93, 109,160,156 Probert, David 93 Prue, Fomia LaRae 75 Pulver, Kathy 93 R Raddon, Alan 46,93,119,130 Radmall, Tim 77 Rantala, Sandy 93 Rawlings, Gilbert 78,144 Reid, Karen 75 Reid, Vickie 45,101, 108 Reynolds, Vickie 47,55,94, 103, 109 Richards, Conway 146 Richards, Dale 128 Ridd, Donald Blaine 78 Rivera, Felipe 78 Robbins, Steven 78 Roberts, Garr 130 Roberts, Harvey 130 Roberts, Shyrel 130 Roberts, Lewis Brendon IS8 Robertson, Blaine 78 Robertson, Sally 94 Robinson, Gwen Marie 76 Rosenberg, Scott 79, 107 Rodeback, Kent 79 Rosquist, Mary Ann 109 Rushton, Terry 79 Russell, Gregory 79 Rykovich, Robert 121 S Sanders, Mitzi 94 Sanderson, Samuel 93 Schctselaar, Colleen 76 Scheucr, Michael 41,44, 160, 134 Schouton, Bill 94 Searle, Kathleen 77 Sears, Nola 77 Sobresos, Wendell 78 Seely, Lynn 78 Shaw, Christine 77, 109 Shelley, Clara 50,94 Shelley, Gayle 48, 77,106,109 Shelley, Lona 55 Shepherd, Rona 94, 103,107 Shields, Kent 94 Shiozaki, Susan 77 Simons, Shirlene 109 Smith, Joan 95 Smith, Linda 95, 109 Snarr, Kathleen 77 Snyder, Kenneth 122 Sonderegger, Elayne 78,109 Sonne, Robert 51,107 Soon, Llewellyn 79, 102, 118 Sorensen, Morris 79 Sorensen, Rojcr 94 Sorenson, Eline 78 Sorenson, Kathleen 78 Staker, Edward 79, 134 Staker, Larry 94 Staker, Scott 95, 127 Stanfill, Michael 122 Starly, Jay Clarence 80 Stevens, Glade 122 Stevens, Vicky 78,109 Stevenson, Susan 78 Stewart, Pamela 78 Stoddard, Robert 80,120 Stone, Marlene 79 Stott, Norman 95 Stout, Gary 80 Strasburg, Lindsay 123 Stringer, Brenda 55,79,109 Stunner, Brent 120 Swenson, Craig 126 Syndcrgaard, Sharon 79, 109, 112 T Taylor, Jeffrey P. 119,127,163 Taylor, Michael 80 Taylor, Terry 79 Telly, Richard 80 Terranova, Dennis 45 Terry, Joan 50,51,79 Terry, Kaye Lynn 52,79,109,113 Thom, Barbara 79,113 Thomas, Dean 102, 119 Thomas, Robert 80 Thomas, Tamyra 79 Thompson, Justine 81,103,152 Thompson, Leland 48,95, 104, 134 Thompson, Sue 110 Tippetts, Helen 80 Tippetts, Nancy 80 Tolley, Richard 112 Townsend, Martha 95 Tucker, Ruth 52,95, 154 Tuffs, Lois 95 V Van Epps, Marie 111 Vandenakker, Jed 80 W Walton, Cathy 96 Ward, Leland 80 Ward, Jill 81,110 Warner, Blair 4 8, 80,107 Warrick, Curtis 95 Warwood, Mary 96 Washburn, Janice 45,96, 100, 102, 116, 117, 152 Watase, Patrick 80 Watson, Pamela 81,110,163 Weaver, Fred 122 Westenskow, Jenny 96,106 Westenskow, Mary Louise 45,52,53,96, 101 White, Jeffrey Vem 123 Whitesides, Lenn Ed%vard 80 Widdison, Susan 96, 113 Wilkinson, Carl 95, 118,130 Willardson, Peter 81 Willden, Lina 81,113 Willaims, Richard 81,106, 141 Wilson, Charles Loren 81 Wilson, Jackie 96, 107,113 Wilson, Mary Ann 81 Wilson, Mary Kay 96, 110 Wintch, David Larry 81 Woods, Jane 110 Wright, Bruce 121 Wright, Ellen 81 Y Yardlcy, Arlene 96,144, 110 Yates, Ann 92 Yorgensen, Taia 96 Young, Van 130 Z Zufelt, Shauna 96 AUTOGRAPHS 198 200