St Marks School - Marker Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1962 volume:

CITY 9 UTAH TABLE OF CONTENTS Board of Trustees 2 Dedication 3 President of the Board 4 Headmaster 5 Faculty 6 Form VI 12 Form V.... 30 Form IV .39 Form III.... 44 Forms II and I. 50 Activities 58 Chapel 68 Sports.... 72 In Memoriam 80 Advertisements 82 Page one The Rt. Rev. Richard S. Watson Leon Jack Sweet Sharf Sumner Herbert D. Landes, Jr. J. C. Landenberger, Jr. James E. Hogle J. P. Gibbons H. Ross Brown, Jr. Dr. Wallace S. Brooke Eugene Atwood R. L. Bolbach It can not be said of the Board of Trustees that they are only names on a page. Our Board of Trustees are seen at every major activity of the School — Evensong, Father and Son’s Banquet, Baccalaureatte, Com- mencement. In addition they were involved in the life of the School in a special way this year as members of the cast in the Junior Play, “ Andersonville Trial.” Of course the true value of our Board will never be fully known to the student body — for they labor behind the scenes as the governing counsel of St. Mark’s School. DEDICATION The Marker, Volume Three, is dedicated to our Headmaster, Mr. Robert L. Bolbach, whose ardent devotion to duty has led us — often pulled us — through these past six years. Page three PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD TO THE CLASS OF 1962: For six years now we have labored together. When we first began, so long ago, not one of us would have dreamed we could have accomplished all we now stand for. In every area of our community we have gained in stature and respect, A large measure of credit must go to those of you who have borne the burden and heat of the day for these six years. In a very real sense you are the first of our grad ;ating classes, since you are the first to complete the whole term of years. The Members of the Board join with me in deep apprecia- tion for the high standard you have set, for the traditions you have established, and for the promise of your future education, which is now apparent. May God bless and gviide you wherever you go. Sincerely, S’- The Rt. Rev. Richard S. Watson, D. D. Bishop RSW :ml Page four FACULTY SARA CHASE B.A. Swarthmore College M.A.T. Oberlin College English LLOYD ELLINGSON University of Utah GEORGE FOX Ringling School of Fine Arts Art FRITZ KREUTZFELD B.S. Ed. Ohio State University Science EMMET N. LARIMER A.B. Western State College M.A. University of Wyoming English JOHN W. LOOMIS University of Utah Athletics Page nine FACULTY DOUGLAS R. McKAY University of Utah Language LOUIS A. OLIVER, JR. University of Utah Language VYILLIAM PURDY A.B. Westminster College History MARIAN ROBERTSON A.B. Brigham Young University M.A., Ph.D. University of Utah Language DONALD A. W. SHEFFIELD B. A. Harper College M.A. University of Mainz Language WILLIAM A. SPENCER B.S. University of Utah Mathematics Page ten FACULTY The REV. CANON FRANCIS L. WINDER B.S. University of Utah B.D. Church Divinity School of the Pacific Religion DARWIN WOLFORD B.A. University of Utah Music DONALD T. ZIMMER B.A. Ed. Ohio University Language, Ftistory FRANCIS WILSON B.A. University of Utah Secretary Page eleven Page twelve The Class of ’62 . . . the first class to complete six years at St. Mark’s . . . participated in traditional events . , . a combined Senior Class play, “Dear Wormwood’’ with the girls from across the way . . . The third Yearbook ... a Sneak Day . . . the Annual River Trip down the Green River ... as the last boys from the original enrollment to graduate, they are leaving us with traditions to carry on and higher standards to meet. Page thirteen School Ski Champion Ill, IV, VI Ski Team Ill, IV, V, VI Golf Team IV, V Tennis Team ill Soccer Team V, VI Choir V Music Club VI President, Ski Club VI Vice President, Ski Club V Stage Crew V, VI Page fourteen Class Vice President IV Acolyte |V, V Ski Team VI Ski Club VI Stage Crew VI Class President VI Page fifteen Vice President of Class VI Soccer Team Captain VI Music Club VI Championship Bowling VI Reader, Evensong VI A.F.S. Exchange Student VI Page sixteen NICHOLAS G. COMARELL Soccer V, VI Model U.N VI Stage Crew VI President of Soccer Association VI Page seventeen Class Vice President Ill Soccer IV, V, VI Ski Club V Music Club VI Marker Staff VI Stage Crew IV, VI Cast, ‘‘Dear Wormwood” VI Acolyte IV, V Page eighteen GRINNELL JONES III Choir Ill, IV, V Soccer V, VI Ski Club V Acolyte V, VI Music Club VI Merit Scholar VI Page nineteen Acolyte Ill, IV, V Choir IV, V Stage Crew V, VI Marker Business StofF VI Music Club VI Page twenty Class Treasurer Ill Ski Club V Marker Business Staff V Editor, Marker VI Student Council IV, V, VI Cast, “The Hasty Heart” V Cast, “Dear Wormwood” VI Acolyte V Choir IV Soccer V Music Club VI Chapel Committee V President, Chapel Committee VI Page twenty-one J. STANLEY REED Class Treasurer IV Class Vice President V Cast, “Hasty Heart V Cast, “Dear Wormwood” VI Soccer Team V Ski Team V, VI President, Ski Club V School Ski Champion V Mosaic StafF IV, V Marker Staff V, VI Choir V Cast, “Andersonville Trial VI Page twenty-two RICHARD P. SANDACK Class Treasurer V, VI Soccer V Ski Team IV, V, VI Reader, Evensong Ill, IV, V Cast, “Hasty Heart” V Cast, “Dear Wormwood” VI Music Club VI Tennis Team Ill Page twenty-three Cast, “Hasty Heart V Cast, “Dear Wormwood VI Ski Team V, VI Vice President, Ski Club V Soccer IV, V, VI Reader, Evensong Ill, IV Student Council IV, V, VI President Student Council VI Acolyte HI IV, V Music Club VI Choir Ill, IV Marker Business Staff VI Chapel Committee VI Page twenty-four Class Secretary IV Cast, “Dear Wormwood’’ VI Acolyte IV, V, VI Soccer Team V, VI Music Club VI Ski Club V, VI Model United Nations V, VI National Merit Finalist VI Scholarship, Yale VI Page twenty-five Vice President Student Council VI Class Secretary Ill, IV, V Stage Crew V Cast, “Dear Wormwood” V I Choir Ill, IV, V, VI Crucifier VI Scholarship, Middleberry VI Chapel Committee VI President, Music Club VI Acolyte Guild VI Marker Business Staff V, VI “Mosaic” Staff V Model United Nations V, VI Cast, “Andersonville Trial” VI Page twenty-six POST GRADUATES TAYLOR M. HOGE Stage Crew, 1 962 FRANKLIN R. SMITH Cast, “Dear Wormwood” Scholarship, Pennsylvania Page twenty-seven Page twenty-eight Page twenty-nine Page thirty F O R M V The Class of ' 63 . . . began new tradi- tions, upheld old ones . . . Junior Ring Breakfast in November at which fathers presented school rings . . . Annual Party for the Seniors . . . sponsored the first Junior Class Play, “The Andersonville Trial’’ . . . strongly supported school activities . . . started to look toward the college life . . . took their first crack at the College Boards in May . . . high hopes for the future. Page thirty-one FORM V PAUL ANDERSON BILL ATHAS CLAY BORDLEY TOM CATO PETE BILLINGS WHITNEY CORBITT Page thirty-two FORM V BILL GIBBONS DAVE IRVINE DAVID JENNINGS ROBERT KEYSER Page thirty-three FORM V RICK LAWSON JOHN ROWLEY PETER MATTHEI GREG SOTER t. ROB McAlister LENNARD STILLMAN Page thirty-four FORM V HANK VOLKMAN JOHN WALDO MARK WELLS DAVE WORK Page thirty-five BRUCE WYCOFF BILL YAGGY JOHN YOUNG Page thirty-six Page thirty-seven Page thirty-eight F O R M The Class of ’64 . . . generally well rounded and well-liked . . . participated in most of the athletic activities . . . spent many hours in the Biology Lab becoming familiar with the odor of formaldehyde and extracts of pond water . . . began to comb their hair, shine their shoes, when chapel was held with the girls . . . gave the im- pression of a unified body of students. Page thirty-nine FORM IV JONATHAN GITTINS TANNY GOODMAN HOBBY HOGLE Page forty FORM IV CRAIG KNIGHT GARY KUNZ HANK LAMB LOREN MARKS ROBBIE PRIEST PHIL PATTERSON Page forty-one FORM IV DOUG SNEDDEN KIT SUMNER WIM RAY Page forty-two FORM IV Page forty-three Page forty-four F : O R M The Class of ’65 . . . the pride of the Study Hall . . . noted for their interest in athletics as well as academics . . . kept the play ground busy with their constant basketball games. ..continued in their role as the biggest thorn in the upperclassmen’s side . . . Arnold’s best customers . . . well represented in the Music Club . . . fast learning the school boy’s tricks for avoiding work and wasting time. Page forty-five FORM III STEPHEN AMOSS JOHN ANDERSON JOHN BILLINGS JIM COMARELL Page forty-six FORM 111 WARREN KEUFFEL STEVEN KNIGHT DAVE LANDES DAVID LOGAN ROBERT MALLINCKRODT JEB MEYERS WESLEY PELTZER BRUCE PLENK Page forty-seven FORM III JEFFREY PORTER JEFF SMITH ROBERT SWIFT JOHN VOLKMAN JIMMY WARBURTON GREG WARD Page forty-eight FORM III Page forty-nine Page fifty Classes of ’66 and ' 67 . . . the school’s famed candy merchants . . . came in all shapes and sizes . . . provided the campus noise and confusion . , . kept the library and other rooms spotless . . . diagrammed endless sentences under the watchful eye of Mrs. B. . . . and someday they’ll be seniors. Page fifty-one FORM II ROBERT ALLEN DAN apROBERTS HANK CANNON MIKE DOUGHERTY DAN HAMMERSTROM JOHN HICKS STEVE HUNT DOUG McNEIL Page fifty-two FORM II KENNETH MILLER STEVE RONNIGER ARTIE SANDACK JACK SPEAR RICK STEVENSON ANDY TUJIOS TIMOTHY VOM BAUR Page fifty-three FORM I LINDSAY AMOSS EDDIE ATWOOD FRANK ATWOOD ROLLIE ARTHUR DAVID BOYD KELLY CARLSON SCOTT CUMING ERIK d’AZEVEDO Page fifty-four FORM I HERBERT JENNINGS TOMMY JOHNSON ANDY KIMBALL WARREN OWENS ROBERT FRIEDMAN CARTER HILL MARC HUNT MARK INGALLS Page fifty-five FORM I Page fifty-six FORM i JONATHAN SWEET PAUL WARD Page fifty-seven Page fifty-eight Activities . . . more this year than ever before . . . another Mother’s Tea given . . . the third Yearbook published . . . another successful Senior Class Play produced . . . new clubs formed broad- ened student interests . . . Student Rep- resentative Council sponsored the first School Dance, the “Presidential Ball’’ . . . social calendar was full and varied, providing a refreshing change in the student’s routine. Page fifty-nine MARKER Editorial stafF and sponsors in their crowded quarters. BUSINESS STAFF Manager: Richard Watson EDITORIAL STAFF Editor: Greg Papanikolas Copy Editor: Pete Billings StaflF: David Work Bill Yaggy Art Editor: Stan Reed Photo Editor: George Diumenti Photographer: Bill Gibbons Representatives: Dave Bernolfo Wim Ray Dave Landes Mike Dougherty Jonathan Sweet Assistant Manager: Bruce WycofF StafF: Bill Athas Whitney Corbitt George Diumenti Roger Kraus Rick Lawson Roger Sandack Greg Soter John Waldo Members of the photo and copy staff hard at work Page sixty STUDENT COUNCIL Members of the Student Council — Roger Sondock, President; Richard Watson, Vice President; Chuck Culp, Secretary-Treasurer; Greg Papanikolas, Pete Billings, Bruce WycofF, Hank Lamb, Wesley Peltzer, Jeffrey Porter, Robert Allen, Doug McNeil, Lindsay Amoss and Scott Cuming, Form Representatives; Mr. Fred J. Kreutzfeld, Faculty Advisor. Officers of the Student Council The Saint Mark’s Student Representative Council is the forum for discussing and planning student activities. The Representative Council can be credited with a number of “firsts” this year. It spon- sored the first school dance, collected $75.00 for the Bishop Huddleston Fund, and established the procedure for the chartering of clubs. The problem of the mixed assortment of student attire was improved with the new blazers. Page sixty-one UNITED NATIONS CLUB U. N. ASSEMBLY The United Nations Club was formed early this spring, with the Model United Nations delegation as its nucleus. Officers elected were David Work, president; Pete Billings, vice president; and Rob McAlister, secretary. The club is basically a public service club, and in the future, the U. N. delegation will be chosen from its membership. Officers of the U. N. Club Page sixty-two MUSIC CLUB Special concert of the Utah Symphony sponsored by Music Club Officers of the Music Club One of the first clubs to be formed this year, the music club, began under the sponsorship of Miss Robertson, with Richard Watson, Greg Soter, and Bruce Wycoff as its first officers. The music club attended the sym- posiums of the Symphony Guild to hear outstanding musicians. Several members of the club gave talks on various types of music. The club’s chief activity was the sponsoring of a concert of the Utah Symphony Orchestra for several private schools in the Salt Lake area. Page sixty-three The Director, Mr. Larimer; The Make-up Artist, Mrs. Larimer; The Set Designer, Mr. Fox; and The Assistant Director, Mary Ann Burnham; join the cast for the final curtain call, March 10, 1962. Stage Crew at work on the superb sets designed for “Dear Wormwood” by Mr. George Fox. Page sixty-four Two plays were produced this year: “Dear Wormwood,” the annual Senior Play, pro- duced with the seniors of Rowland Hall and “The Andersonville Trial,” the first Junior Class Play. “Dear Wormwood,” a modern morality play, opened to standing room only. The Junior Play, presented in a court room, was produced as St. Mark’s contribution to the Civil War Centennial. Page sixty-five PRESIDENTS BALL The President and First Lady The Constituents February, the month of Presidents provided the inspiration for the first Student Council Dance . . . The President’s Ball. Music for the highly successful dance v as provided by Bob Branch and his combo. Highlight of the evening was the election of a “President” and his “Lady.” Roger Sandack and his date, Alix Riser, were elected. and Our Faculty. Page sixty-six MOTHERS TEA The Mothers Tea; first event in our school social year. FATHERS AND SONS SKI DAY The annual Father and Son’s Ski Day was climaxed by a banquet held in the Panorama Room of the University of Utah Union. After a round of community singing, the choir entertained guests with a medley of songs. Mr. Kreutzfeld presented the bowling awards, followed by Mr. Spencer who presented the skiing awards. K. Smith presented Warren Keuffel with the Most-Improved Skiier award. The Ski-Day festivities were drawn out further with a movie on the organizing of Junior Bowling Leagues. Page sixty-seven ' ■r V ' X 1 . ' 1 ly ' m 1 . X 1 ■ ' 1 ••r J R yV--- 1 • W X r x X ' ' 1 1 Y V 1 ' 1 V 1 ' A B r V X Page sixty-eight ' iL Chapel . . . days begun with Morning Prayer . . . Fridays combined chapel with girls of R.H., often with a visit from the Bishop . . . Student Acolyte Guild provided the Acolytes . . . Chapel Com- mittee directed Chapel activities . . . dramatic readings by the Chapel Com- mittee . . . talks by guest speakers on various subjects . . . Choir performed at special events . . . Christmas Evensong and Baccalaureate Services highlighted the Religious aspects of the School. Page sixty-nine CHAPEL COMMIT! Chapel Committee; An appointed committee responsible for directing the on-going Chapel Life of th Schools. Members from St. Mark’s are; Richard Watson, Greg Papanikolas, Roger Sandack, Pete Billings, Wim Ray, Dave Landes. Chapel Committee presented tv o religious dramas in Chapel. Page seventy ACOLYTE GUILD AND CHOIR Some Acolytes at work. Choir at Fathers and Sons Page seventy-one Page seventy-two Sports . . . small but active teams included soccer, swimming, and skiing . . . Skiers won fourth place in Annual Knudsen Cup . . . Swimmers partici- pated in the Regional Meet and sent one member to the State Meet . . . Soccer Team competed against other City High Schools to finish in 5th place . . . gym activities included tennis, fencing, bowling, skiing, gymnastics and volleyball. Page seventy-three FOR TEN WEEKS WE SKI . . . AND SKI . . . AND SKI ! Page seventy-four IN THERE ! Page seventy-five With the coaching of Neil Hortel and the sponsorship of Mr. Kreutzfeld, St. Mark’s Tennis Team received new impetus this year. Members of the team are: Peter Billings, Chuck Culp, Hank Lamb, Kit Sumner, Phil Patterson, Jonathan Gittons and John Volkman. After participating in their division of the Utah Activities Association Tennis League, Kit Sumner was invited to play singles in the B.Y.U. Invitational, and Chuck Culp and Hank Lamb were invited to play doubles in the same meet. Page seventy-six First string Soccer men are: Grinnell Jones, George Diumenti, Franz Schick, Dave Jennings, Nick Comarell, Rob McAlister, Bill Yaggy, Paul Anderson, Demetrios Carmocolias, Dave Bernolfo, Roger Sandack. Utah High School Soccer League Assn. ST. MARK’S 2 vs. HIGHLAND 4 ST. MARK’S 1 vs. SOUTH 2 ST. MARK’S 1 vs. EAST 10 ST. MARK’S 3 vs. OLYMPUS 2 ST. MARK’S 4 vs. WEST 3 ST. MARK’S 2 vs. HIGHLAND 5 ST. MARK’S 2 vs. SOUTH 2 ST. MARK’S 0 vs. EAST 12 ST. MARK’S 1 vs. OLYMPUS 0 ST. MARK’S 1 vs. WEST 0 Page seventy-seven Swimming Team: Bill Yaggy, Dave Landes, Bill Gibbons, Kit Sumner, Wim Ray, Dave Logan, Robert Mallinckrodt, Wes Peltzer, Coach John Loomis. The Team performed beautifully this year at their four meets. Juniors and Seniors are exposed to Fencing as a part of the Gym Program. Page seventy-eight Our Gym Program includes volleyball, softball, basketball, tennis, swimming, trampoline and various exercises. Page seventy-nine IN MEMORIAM TY JANSON TO ONE WE LOVE BUT SEE NO LONGER Grant him Thy peace, let light perpetual shine upon him, and in Thy great mercy grant him a safe lodging, a holy rest, and peace at the last. Page eighty Page eighty-two A ■ .Vj Ads , . . the fruits of the labor of the Business Staff . . , the financial basis of the Yearbook . . . our sincere thanks must go to the merchants and busi- nessmen of the area who advertise in our Annual . . . the Yearbook would not be possible without their contri- butions . . . they deserve the whole- hearted support of the student. Page eighty-three TABLE OF CONTENTS Ajax Presses 93 Alien Steel 87 Allied Services 97 Alta Ski Lifts 98 Arthur Frank 92 Axelrad Furniture Co 90 Balsam Embers 91 Belliston, Tom 85 j. W. Brewer 98 Cato Chemical Co 88 Coca Cola 95 Continental Agency Co 94 Continental Bank 92 Florsheim Shoes 92 Freed Motor 90 Gibbons Reed 94 Harman Cafe 98 Hart Bros. Music 84 Hibbs 86 Inland Gas 90 King’s Row 98 Knudsen Builders Supply Co 98 Lignell Gill 88 Lin ' s Men’s Wear 94 Lovinger Co 90 Lowe’s Pharmacy 87 Nehi Beverage Co 93 Newhouse Hotel 85 Ogden Standard Examiner 86 Paris Alley 88 Peak Improvement Co 99 Ray Whitney Brokerage.. 90 St. Mark’s Cathedral 92 Salt Lake Building Maintenance Co 97 Bill Shipler Photo 86 Shutter Bug Photo 85 Soters... 88 Sporthaus 85 Streator Chevrolet 96 Sweet Candy Co 97 Time Finance 85 Utah-ldaho School Supply Co 87 Utah Paper Box 96 Utah Salt Co 87 Viggo’s Toggery 91 J. J. Weinstock 96 Western Garden 84 Western Optical 93 Western Savings 100 Wycoff Co 96 Yellow Cab Co.... 91 Zion Book Store 94 COMPLIMENTS OF 550 SOUTH 6th EAST Page eighty-four MUSIC - RECORDS - GUITARS Banjos - Ukes - Bongos Wurlitzer Organs and Pianos Kimball Pianos HART BROS. MUSIC COMPANY (In Sugarhouse] 2130 So. 1 1th East Salt Lake City I SHUTTER BUG PHOTO 2957 HIGHLAND DRIVE Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF ST. MARKS SCHOOL Phone HU 4-4833 TOM BELLISTON’S TEXACO SERVICE A all 901 East South Tern your photo needs pie El 5-3022 IT’S ALWAYS TIME TO LET TIME HANDLE YOUR EINANCIAL PROBLEMS TIME FINANCE 42 WEST BROADWAY EL 9-2071 Compliments of HOTEL NEWHOUSE CHARLES GA SKELL, Manager SPORTHAUS 224 S. Thirteenth East t Page eighty-five Best Wishes to the Men and Boys of St. Mark’s ©giiptt g ' taniar -Sxamtnpr 455 Twenty Third St Ogden, Utah Compliments Salt Lake City’s NEWEST • FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC STORE PHOTO I 118 SOUTH MAIN SALT LAKE CITY 1, UTAH PHOTOGRAPHY IS OUR BUSIHESS EM 3-1616 EM 3-0527 Ask Anybody — . . . the town’s top selection of the kind of clothing you really want are found in Hibbs two big depart- ments for young men . . . THE IVY SHOP THE SPORT SHOP 210 South Main Page eighty-six 1 Compliments of ALLEN STEEL COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND ‘Are Tour Prescriptions Lowe’ X owe LOWE’S PHARMACY 349 EAST 1st SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH TELEPHONE EM 4-4375 Fast Free Delivery Compliments UTAH-IDAHO SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. 155 South State Salt Lake City, Utah Compliments of UTAH SALT COMPANY Page eighty-seven Compliments CATO CHEMICAL CO. “MOTOR DOWN TO SOTER’S AND SAVE’’ Lignell Gill PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS . . . featuring I the “natural look” ■ j for the young man I who’s going places ! I ■ I Page eighty-eight compliments a friend RAY WHITNEY BROKERAGE Compliments of Axelrad Furniture Co. Complete selection of the finest Furniture • Carpets • Appliances COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 255 So. State EM 4-6501 i ■ I ■ compliments The Lovinger Co. INLAND GAS Page ninety I ■ I Cab CALL EM 4-3535 BALSA EMBER VIGGO’S TOGGERY Your St. Mark’s blazer headquarters 207 SOUTH THIRTEENTH EAST Page ninety-one (AS JUST FOR YOU Shoes designed for the quality consious young Salt Laker HOHMAN’S CUSTOM MADE SHOES 164 South Main Street Headquarters for GANT SHIRTS Our Button-Down Oxford | Most favored choice of g the man who demands § the fmest in tailoring. In white, yellow, tan, blue. I CbcfliAAA i Q UTAH’S LEADING STORE FOR MEN AND WOMEN 6 P 140 SOUTH MAIN • DAvis 8-0101 g Best Wishes ST. MARK’S CATHEDRAL Drive In At Your Friendly Continental Bank Page ninety-two Farewell — a word that must be, and hath been, A sound which makes us linger; Yet . . . farewell. Byron AJAX PRESSES 619 South 5th West — Salt Lake City NEHI BEVERAGE CO. Compliments of WESTERN OPTICAL COMPANY Page ninety-three CONTINENTAL AGENCY CO. The Department Store of Insurance Our 51st Year of Service 320 East 4th South DA 8-8117 PHIL J. PURCELL, President HAL MOLITOR, Vice Pres. oCe 14 ' MEN’S WEAR IN HOLLADAY SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Clothes for Town Country FROM THE BISHOP ■ ZION’S BOOK STORE 1 ■ Compliments j MAIN STORE 254 South Main of Phone: DA 8-1628 IN SUGARHOUSE, TOO! i 1056 East 21st South ■ Phone: HU 4-3221 Gibbons S Reed Co mean 1 ' ' If we don ' t have it, 1 we ' ll get if ' Page ninety-four ■ BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF SALT LAKE Page ninety-five npi ii Congratulations from UTAH PAPER BOX CO. 1 ■ 1 ■ 1 Tou CanH Beat a • 1 Compliments of i STREATOR ■ J. J. WEINSTOCK ! CHEVROLET 1 AGENCY 1 i Deal ■ 1 1 j MAIN AT 5th SOUTH ■ 1 ■ 1 ■ 560 SOUTH SECOND WEST PHONE DA 2-1316 if -k if -k YOUR TRUCKING AND AIR FREIGHT SPECIALISTS CONNECTING WITH AIRLINES INTO UTAH, IDAHO, WYOMING, AND NEVADA if if if if C0.,HIC. Door fo Door Scheduled Express TO SERVE YOU BEST Serving the Infermountain Empire A . 1 = R R E I G =: H ' T Dpor C Congratulations from PEAK IMPROVEMENT CO. If it ' s Real Estate . . . Call us for expert appraising and selling ! REAL ESTATE - SUBDIVIDING - INSURANCE - FINANCING 2322 SOUTH MAIN HU 6-8171 BEST WISHES FROM A FRIEND Page ninety-nine GO WESTERN YOUNG MAN WESTERN SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY MAIN OFFICE 45 EAST FIRST SOUTH COTTONWOOD OFFICE 4989 HIGHLAND DRIVE WHERE YOU GET THE VERY MOST FOR YOUR MONEY PLEASE SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS Page one hundred ' .4 ,F ■ .. iP V ' ■■ I