Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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' 'Q .' 51 is Q ' fm.. ,iq ....: I 3:5-. n Q.. 3 1' , ., U, ,i ffl , 9' ,L -f 34 N113 4 3 Q 4 'QM' ' 'L' X ' I 'f' f , ri yn.. Al ' ... If AC' ' I. 1- . I Qi 1 ,, 3 W- 'H . a 4 ,B 1 3' Q' r Q . P w w 1 p J L' n X1 W N rx X, Su Len H. LIHYUTU MINI L. WIISUH H :Ui ,E 'ip 'qs' f i , l . V . 4 has anunne THERE ARE CAMPUSES and ihere are places where buildings of enlighienmenl' siand. Boih ihe friendly excursionisl' and his hos'r who dwells midsr ihese environs will place in l'he firsl caiegory-ihe ins'I'il'u+ional locaiion known as 'I'he U'rah Siale Agricullural College. Commanding aHen+ion, ihe Norihern U'rah collegiaie area is esiab- lished on an alluvial plain overlooking susiaining Cache Valley. told uuu this sinrg . Twig Eric' I In '41 ' l ' .-s-.1L- -1- 5, , ' 4... -'ai' 1N 'M: V- - 'ge fi? --.1-.., af ix, , , ,f. f-Pa 1-. ,liz -i :I ,.Hi,!g:, -. W , X ' 'Y . - l v'3'h'J H' ,J-' 1' , - . ey . V Ef5,E.J, f ff? w ki , - k F- wr 1 if-T---Lf-I . ' .f- ' 1 ,. V, , 'L ' X,-,,fN 25. 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Eilher being especially lwo of fhe newer campus addilions have a variefy of of 'rhe Women's Residence Hall may be doubled when housing are a+ a premium by having +he gracious dorm-dwellers use iusl cons'l'rucl'ed Rural Arls building norlh of No-Man's Land has housing nearly all conveniions, foo. The Common's building seryes addifion 'ro i'rs regular load of sludenl and facully recepfions. l THIS SECTION of people classified as Mr. Bigs and home ecers who 'rread Commons' halls: fhe fanned and whole- some Ag men-each will acclaim fhe campus facilifies for 'rheir parficular needs. Sfudenf offices where polificians frequenf, fhe friendly domiciles of Dean Croff and Hendricks where unsuspecfing rushees fake fhe final sfepg double offices where is Sfudenf Life and ifs feeble crew: iudging pens where fufure farmers sfarf careering, where fhe annual F. F. A. con- venfion cenfers, laborafories under fhe sun where a larger apple, healfhier berry emer- ges from-fhis area serves mulfiple-fold. H Ulllllli lUl Hlllllllllllllg llll is El UHIH US Ill llillllllllll DOES THIS LEGION of learners do fhings of fradifion? Indeed fhey do. Should you be a freshman on regis+ra+ion day, you don 'rhe greenling cap and sfari' expressing class spiri'r +ha+ makes sfrong +he class of '44. The campus pulsafes as you hello 'I'he passing classman, allhough his name you may ye+ noi' know. On April's s'rormy day you may plan +o endure A Day or ifs inevilable punish- menl'-'rhe fire hose. Your dollars may have been idle in a secrel' sock awailing fhe day when 'lheir number would be voluminous enough io make a Senior jackei' your properfy. Perhaps as a skunk you may have spenl lhe pre-Homecoming week preparing an organizafion float i YOU MEET af fhe Blube for a coke. You siroll pasl' 1'he Smari' down 'rhe Hill, across green acres 'ro 1'he amphi- +hea'I're, and back up 'lo 'lhe hollowed siep on Old Main's soufh enirance. A+ fhe Wesl' Commons you ask if 'l'he sludenl body presidenl is around. You observe l'he oldesf ira- difion l'ha+ fhere is no smoking on fhe campus. The closely-packed underclock area befvyeen classes, 'I'he creaky floor in a fucked under arf deparfmenf, 'rhe quie+ rendeveous on sunslruck Commons ferrace, an engineer making sophomore obser- vafions 'lhrough a gun, 'I'he Keep 'Em Flying fruck wailing 'For 'fufure wing winners-1'his is college uni'l'y A+ U'rah Sfafe, campus is 1'he lhing. Mellowing, +radi+ioned campus. gr VARIED INFLUENCE on allending Aggies is exerled by each insfifulional sfruclure. re lglous msfruchon The lns1'i+u'I'e - a scene of Sunday devolional services, regularly scheduled daily I' ' ' ' .t-.....-l- -..J -1.L-- ..--1:-- ...I .... .I---A-1sA -en L-.--.s.--.- ---..- ping-pong laloles, Ii u rialism while conc AT A MAD PACE +he Mechanic Ar'rs Building races on, specializ- ing men 'For lhe na'rion's mechan- ized forces, +he na+ion's communi- caiions and pilo+ divisions. The Animal and Plan'r lndusiry build- ings, memenios of a crises gone by, houses anhus men and bolany broihers-while wa'rching vicious inframural baffles or reviewing +he Coasf Arfillery unil. High in +he Tower lhe big bell quickens fhe pace of 'rhe iarrying Aggie and al' high noon chimes ring forlh a discordanl' U+ah Slale, Our Ulah Sl'a1'e. These men and women odd corn- ers ihe funeg mee eeee is e heehiee ei eeienee EVERY CROSS-QUAD fraveler who venfures 'From flue Old Main 'foward +l1e Easi nor only sees, buf senses 'rhe Library. Tl1ere's some- ihing aboui i+s +rim lines super- imposed againsi' 1'l1e mouniains +l1a+ speaks 'ro i'l1e observer. And if will beckon 'ro you, foo. lhli WIDTSOE HALL TYPIFIES graciousness in 'I'l1a+ almosl' consianfly an insfruclor is loaned, eifher io 'rhe greal' beyond as was 'rhe capable Linford-or +0 'rhe governmen+ for freedom. Sfrange, indeed, has been iis mission, guiding new campus addiiions on 'rhe norih and being aware ihai' i'l1e 'Fu1'ure may bring supplemeniary sirucfures-erecfed for scieniific research, aiding all-ouf eiforf. uamuu is the thing HERE IS THE AGGIE campus-bursfing wifh beaufy and rradi- fiong resplendenr in Aurumn color, immacula'I'e in winfer snow, romanfic wifh spring flora. Here you will find happiness, as you discover +ha'r labor is life. As you wend your way lhrough 'rhis landscape you will caich +he infeciion of indusiry. This is where fhey, of U'rah Siafe, s'rar'r a career and ihey iell you lhey LOVE ii. 23 x , ., X --1 ' 5 3 3 .ETFT1 X .1., . ,' ,4.-- j f- Q h ' - 1 . . 1' . 7-1.--'Viz' , ' r , ' ,f- . mm kw1 by f-v-A - We-xi Q -, - 1'-ik. , 1 4 gfafsl Wir ws' U X559-M 4-ff -' H114 71 my 3-A ' . 1.,,.i, - 'K ,. -' , K .1,xgf+ XI,-xi ' f,-Q21 -ml Q .gy fm IQ QW A . f .' f ' '- 'iz-'Q' ff' -- L... FQ. ,- ' '- Q' ,- fi P ff -1 -.' ' -f, ,X ' 3. N LL- f' 94 'SY ff- 'f-if wi f -L. 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Pelerson, has a smile and a nod 'For every Aggie on The campus, whelher fhe mosf acfivify-conscious senior or +he new- esi' freshman. His friendly greefing 'lypifies his close personal connecfions wifh facully members and sludenfs alike. Logan's early morning risers offen see Presidenl Pe+erson ou+ on his daily morning walks which somerimes 'rake him far up Logan canyon. l . if V ' 1 1 . V f T 255' qs-pg!-,jg g A 1 -77. - ,-r.'fHF3 'ffa-v5.' R., Ph, ,. ' E2 55: 11 Z ' ,iff 4 ' JG: gg .---1 M ,fri X fl- s, 1 '6i.:'I'5 f':'.c-1 ka 1: 5 SE 3, Y LY ,, . -.en . 1-1 .. . me ,cf ,. . I-1, ' ' T: .: -.-, WJ . I .g ,,.:: 555 .... ' :mln 1517. yi V . Ii: 44, Q, if I 1 ti.-. . ' W' A, my iff 7,2 1153, gf, 1' .. . 4 w i H- gf 1f K f- ,LE1 dr-,4,Qi r l 'df :WEA ' in 'WN L L - L , ser E Jia n gn slr' H 41' ', z-i l kzi . 'Wifi :'- ml!-O is ,i .W nl., .. . n F I .. 35:4 I Y Max' w-I Q l 3-Q he E, 1' .... - fl . ,my- -E3 . ii-:ei L . ig gf si 3? lx 415: 'Tanya -I : ggi 'H' ,'-'J . ' 1 .ages L .ag-if .- a?m?:f.,F I , .Jg4,'1QQ'lQf.5q:, jk S ...ME w:F?ft'-i' ' -R., ,V Q5r. 5l. , ue ivy v , ' ON DECEMBER 8, I94I, fhe Unifed Sfafes enfered World War ll, America's second war since Presidenf Peferson became head of 'rhe college. Few Aggies will ever forgef fhaf morning-crowded info chapel, excifed by fhe fhoughf fhaf fhis was hisfory in fhe malcing as fhey lisfened infenfly, firsf fo 'rhe words of Presidenf Peferson and lafer fo Presidenf Roosevelf. Af 'rhaf fime, Presi- denf Peferson reiferafed his faifh in demo- cracy and America's abiilfy fo come fhrough. Meanwhile he has given his full supporf fo fhe role of fhe college in pre- paredness acfivifies-officer's fraining, boflu army and navy, Civilian Pilof Training programs, defense fraining schools, and fhe imporfanf Food for Freedom program. X , SERVICE TO THE insfifufion, sfafe and nafion is fhe sfory of Dr. Elmer G. Peferson since he was named presidenf of fhe Ufah Sfafe Agriculfural College fwenfy-six years ago. As an officer in fhe Nafional Associa- fion of Land-Granf Colleges, Presidenf Peferson's confribufions fo fhe educafional field have been innumerable. y-'IH FIRST ROW: Olof Nelson, E. H. S+ree'r, E. E. Monson, Mrs Minnie W. Miller, Hyrum Blackhursi, Fred M. Nye, C. G. Adney. Second Row: Theodore L. Holman, Charles Redd, James S. Presfwich, Ray E. Dillman, Henry Pelerson, Leon Fonnesbeclc lllllllll ul llll lBHS IMMEDIQTELY UPON THEIR appoinlmenl and reorganizalion, Ul'al'1 K MRM, ,sw board of fruslees delved deeply in'l'o 'lhe problem of shap- fiivifff . . . . 1-e,f'f-f-E M II I + fi +h d f +h + ff +. gE o ege curricu um o I e nee s o e na ion s war e or ,qi hier side, several board members were always able 'ro find ir busy livhes 'ro aH'endb +l1e social 'luncmons of 'l'l'1e college. rQ M f+ b '+ k + +d +. many o e mem ers ecame qui e we nown o s u en s -f?s2:?ES 44' 5' if XJZQTT 28 OPERATING ON A VERY-MUCH reduced budgef, fhe board enlarged fhe fraining facilifies in fhe indusfrial arfs division, employed fiffy new insfrucfors and office workers 'ro conducf fhis mechan- ical fraining program, esfablished a primary radio fraining cenfer fo serve several hundred U. S. Navy and Marine frainees, and added numerous courses in ofher relafed fields. Under board super- vision The new Rural Arfs building was complefed and opened for use fo campus convenfion visifors. This was fhe board of frusfees-responsible, inferesfed, and foresighfed guiders of U. S. A. C. G. ADNEY'S I7 years of service as member of fhe college board of sfees, sfafe Iegislafor, and farmer anizer was climaxed when he was poinfed presidenf of fhe board in I. As a farmer he has developed a of agriculfural problems in fhaf has come fo be almosf in- fo fhe guiding of U'I'ah's agriculfural educafion insfifufion. RUSSELL E. BERNTSON'S dufies as execufive secrefary and secrefary of fhe Board of Trusfees range from doling ouf pay checks on fhe fenfh of every monfh fo serving as an ex officio mem- ber of pracfically every commiffee on fhe campus. A hard man fo gef around when if comes fo financial maffers, Bus neverfheless, has many friends. AS ASSISTANT execufive secrefary and manager of fhe college books-lore, Eric Johnson allayed sfudeni' suspicions when he supplemenfed fhe badly deplefed sfudenfbody fund chesf wifh a sizeable granf of profifs from Ufah S+aI'e's non- profif booksfore. Buf even he 'Iurns 'Iraifor fo his pef hobby-fhe booksfore, and makes frequenf frips fo +I1e Bird. 29 DR. N. A. PEDERSEN, popular and wi'H'y dean of Ihe School of Aris and Sciences, refains a sirong conneclion wiI'h 'rhe English de- parimeni- by ieaching courses in Shakespeare, Chaucer, ChiIdren's LiI'era+ure and Creaiive Wriling. PROBABLY THE BUSIEST man on ihe campus during ihe pasi year has been George D. Clyde, dean of fhe School of Engineering, 'rrades and indusiries, who has supervised 'rhe expansion of 'Ihe indusirial aris division Io almosl len 'limes iis original size. SUPERVISING ACTIVITIES in iI1e oIdes+ school of commerce wesi' of ihe Mississippi is 'rhe iob of Dr. W. L. Wanlass, dean of 'Ihe School of Commerce. Co-Chair- maning 'Ihe Iyceum commifiee is anoiher of his many dufies. DR. R. H. WALKER holds ou+ in spacious offices Ioca+ed on 'Ihe firsf floor of Old Main. His is a dual capaciiy of overseeing Ihe imporiani' School of Agriculiure and direciing I'he Uiah Agri- cuI'ruraI Experimenl' SI'a+ion. mlllllll SUIIUUIS PAUL M. DUNN develops a personal conlacl wilh his slu- in lhe School ol Foreslr lhan average college dean. Undler his uidance lhe School of Foreslry has rown in a decade from a single eparlmenl lo a lhriving school. DEAN OF HOME ECONOMICS, Chrisline B. Claylon capilalizes on a friendly smile and lhe remarkable abilily lo make people feel al ease in her presence, lo allracl a hosl ol friends from wilhoul lhe School of Home Economics as well as wilhin. UNDER THE WATCHFUL SUPER- VISION of Dr. E. A. Jacobson, lhe School of Educalion has eslablished an enviable record lor placing ils graduales in lhe grammar and high schools ol lhe slale. The highly prac- lical vocalional educalion and leacher lraining divisions come under Dean Jacobson's aulhorily. EVERY MONDAY AFTERNOON lhe imporlanl Deans' Council convenes in lhe Board Room where lhe deans ol lhe seven schools, lhe dean ol men and dean ol women and ranking depar+men+aI leaders discuss inlormally mallers ol adminislralive policy. Aside from lhese weekly galherings each ol lhese serve on one or more lacully commillees, assignmenls lhal somelimes require much lime. Several of lhem slill carry large leaching assignmenls lhal draw even more heavily upon lheir lime. During lhe fall and winler quarler freshman orienlalion series each ol lhe deans in lurn leclure lo lhe lreshmen on lhe opporlunilies ollered by lheir respeclive schools. Some lreshmen mainlain il is a course lo lind lhe driesl speaker, bul as a whole lhe leclures are very inlormalive. The deans' ollices, concenlraled in Old Main, are scenes ol inlense aclivily each allernoon as major sludenls come in lor consullalions concerning proposed courses of sludy, lilling gradualion requiremenls and olher general advise, ollen deparling from educalion problems lo problems ol linances, social lile, and exlra-curricular work. This inlimale conlacl wilh lheir sludenls requires lhal lhe dean's personable, palienl, and underslanding. Ulah Slale's seven deans fill lhese requiremenls. 3I WILLIAM PETERSON'S long years of experience as an irri- galion and geology experl' have prepared him for his presenl difficull' job as D i r e c I o r of Ihe Ex+ension Service. POLITICAL SCIENTIST, Milion R. Merrill, conducls lhe cor- respondence s'rudy deparlmenl. and direcfs +he summer session belween handling his classes. EVERY STUDENT MEETS regis- +rar William Bell, or his efficienf sfaff, whose main dulies are 'Ihe conduciing of quarlerly reg- islralion ac+ivi+ies and dis- Iribufion of reporl cards. FROM THE OFFICE of Wilford D. Por'rer flows a coniinuous sfream of iournalislic endeavor. Por'Ier is classed as fops in class room and behind Iypewrilers. 32 MINISTER OF PROPAGAN- DA and public works is an api fifle for C. Les+er Poclcock, direclor of Ihe deparlmenl of public relafionsp he dishes our college news and iobs 'ro needy sludenls. PRESlDENT'S ASSISTANT John C-. Carlisle doubles as head of 'Ihe elemeniary educafion de- par+men+. His efficiency in Ihese capacifies and in Ihe class room is 'fell' by all who know him. NATIONALLY KNOWN in con- necfion wifh fhe field of vocafional ed., Professor L. R. Humphreys held fhe USAC Alumni Associafion presidency, hof-seaf of faculfy exfras. AMBITIOUS young Alumni Execu- five Leonard McDonald had fhe colossal job of mainfaining con- facfs wifh fhe fhousands of Aggie alumni and edifing fhe Alumni Quarferly. chief UHIIU uliiuer ON THESE PAGES are fhe faces associafed wifh 'rhe inscripfions on fhe plafes of so many Old Main office doors. This is fhe machinery fhaf makes a college funcfion smoofhly. The appearance of grades on indexed cards, fhe sfory in daily papers abouf USAC acfivify, fhe alumni confribufions fo homecoming, fhe Summer Session bullefins -'lhese are by no means sponfaneous occurrences. Behind all of fhese happenings is fhe work of some official and his sfaff. Daily fhese men confinue fo accomplish fheir work wifh fhe resulf fhaf fhe school day-lengfhen- ing info fhe school year-proceeds wifhouf a hifch. POPULAR, wiffy, s+rong-when-neces- sary Dean of Men Jack Croff from his Commons domain doled ouf housing suggesfions, sferling advise, and powerful propaganda on fhe righf way for house parfies and sfudenf conducf. A model man's man, Dean Croff had fhe solid supporf of his male charges. 33 DEAN OF WOMEN, Caroline B. Hendricks resides in fhe Residence Hall, fhere keeping an eye on fhe dorm darlings and fhe ofher women's acfivifies. Unafraid fo frankly explain her sfand on coeducafional efiqueffe, Dean Hendricks deserves a large share of credif for goodly campus conducf. VICE PRESIDENT Marjorie Paulson SECRETARY Elaine Nelson lhrnugh popular uunsenl these leaders DROPPING THE GAVEL on Wednesdays, 4:30, is Wayne Morgan 'ro officially open fhe weekly session of fhe Sfudenf Council. Af hand is blonde Marjorie Paulson, serious-wifh-business v. p. Keeping fhe official score Secrefary Elaine Nelson offers alfernafely conservafive and radical opinions. The roufine council business seldom causes excessive debafeg excifemenf in fhe Dansanfe-budgef sifuafion and IegaIify of Junior sweafers broughf fhe only sway from fhe norm of calmness. On fhe pleasure side of polificians' life are fhe funcfions and visifs he is obIigaI'ed fo fake in. No excep- fions, Ufah Sfafe councilmen enferfain and visif ofher Ufah college aldermen, affend sfudenf funcfions as officials and hold a few gef-'Iogefhers of fheir own. Holding p. o. boxes, Parker's affer hour O.K., keys fo quief luxury of council room, USAC sfudenf officials enioy only a few exfra privileges: far qualifying fhem for fhese privileges is fhe work which fhese successful polificians iwifh excepfionsl do. Their 'rifle of public servanfs is exacfly as fhe handle indicafes. I 'f 52 ij. .Pa N WAYNE MORGAN-Handsome, indusfrious, easy-'I'o- meef, super-subfle wif-was kingpin in USAC sfudenf body organizafion. Wifh his infecfious drawl, Wayne managed sfudenf business, developed college rela- fions, mainfained high sfanding in School of Engineer- ing. Backed in elecfions by fhe powerful Ag-foresfer- engineer combine, Morgan became recognized for his fair dealing, adepf handling of fouchy budge? problem, and sincere inferesf in sfudenf socials. 34 LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Anderson, Harold Sfeed, Marge P aulson, George Lacey, Dick Harris, Elaine Nelson, Mel Manning, Wayne Morgan, Sfan Anderson. llBlll Sllllllllll QllVBllllllHlll HENDRICKS, Sorenson, Gardner UTAH STATE'S OWN version of democracy is embodied in fhe sfudenf council, consisfing of fhe fhree sfudenf body officers, fhree one-year councilmen, fhree fhree-year councilmen and fhree faculfy advisors, making fwelve in all. Mosf of fhe business frans- acfed af fhe council's weekly confabs is of a roufine nafure- appoinfing sfudenf managers, drawing up fhe much-discussed budgef, laying plans for weekly sfudenf body dances and socials, and developing relafions wifh neigboring high school and college sfudenf bodies. Dean of Women Caroline B. Hendricks, Professor A. N. Sorenson and Professor V. D. Gardner, fhe faculfy advisors, were on hand for mosf weekly sfudenf council meefings: Dean Hendricks-ever vigilanf for fhe coeds' righfs, Professor Sorenson -spicing up fhe somefimes dry sessions wifh his flowing wif, Professor Gardner emulafing sage advice based on a back- ground of personal parficipafion in sfudenf adminisfrafion. 35 ON THE WEEKEND of Ocfober 25, Aggies -pasf and presenf-sfirred up fhe annual homecoming excifemenf. As fhe days drew near, fension grew in sfudenf circles-fension fhaf found ouflef af fhe one organized hall rally and fhe dozen imprompfu affairs. Under- currenf during fhe week were fhe elaborafe plans for house decorafions which resulfed Friday nighf in honors for fhe Alpha Chi's, Chi O's, and S.A.E. In charge of fhe celebra- fion were alumni chairman Glen Worfhingfon and Joe Anderson, fhree year councilman, who prodded sfudenf enfhusiasm and shaped fhe enfire celebrafiong Joe earned Sfudenf Life's Sfudenf of fhe Week fifle. When fhe final curfain had fallen on fhe '4I homecoming, weary Aggies dragged home-planning a lafe Sunday sleep and a few hours of cramming fo make up for fhe week's frivolify-each inwardly confenf fo have 'raken parf in such a successful evenf. ns uuur dale wun unh sian GLAMOROUS, bu+ la+er engaged, Jean CrockeH became Miss Ufah S+a+e while Andrus Hansen and Afion Carfer, finalisfs, rivaled cerfain o'rher campus 'Figures for beamer fiiie. IRONICALLY TPRESAGING ihe loss of fhe aHernoon's foofball encounfer was 'rhe Sigma Nu's ea+ 'em up cow: cows iusi- aren'+ carnivorous. i THOUGH THE WINDS BLEW and 'I'he rains came and 'l'he Romneymen Iosi' a hearf-breaker +o +he Colags, Aggie spirii remained high-verified by 'This Chi O sou+hern exposed shore. WITH MALICE +oward only fhose who sfarfed 'Phe 1'radi+ion, fafigued engineers speni' affer-dance hours whife coaiing Logan fhoroughfares nuhlilaliun luunlil ONCE A YEAR 'rhe college publicalions council grabs headlines when if makes selecfions of edifors and business managers for 'rhe +hree s+uden+ publica+ions. However, Hs func+ions, if no+ func+ion- ing, are confinuous 'lhroughoul' 'l'he year, consisling of making worried applicanfs more worried by confinuously posiponing appoin+men+s, serving as arbi+ra'l'or for chance s+uden+ libel cases, and generally advising fhe publishing of Sludeni' Life, Buzzer, and Scribble. Key faculiy man on 'l'he council is College Edifor Wilford D. Porier, chairman, who is adepi' a+ hunfing ducks as he is a+ scoring iournalisfic successes. Facully colleagues of Porier are Dean N. A. Pederson and Dean Paul Dunn. Wi+h voices on +he council from s'ruden'r ranks are: publicalions chairman, S+uden+ Life and Buzzer edifors, Sl'uden+ Body prexy. l LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Olson, Dean Paul Dunn, Wayne Morgan, Wilford Por'l'er, Slan Anderson, Sam Bailey. Absen'l': N. A. Pederson. CONNECTING LINK befween Publicafions Council and S+uden'l' Council is Sian Anderson, who insisfs on fhe mid-fix P. Sfan, +he liHles+ big man of siudenf poli- 'lics, revifalizecl fhe Blue book, compiled +he Sfudenl' Direcrory. No+ed for droll commenfs and absence 'From council mee'I'- ings, Sian was perhaps 'rhe busiesl' journal- isf we have yei' seen on 'l'he campus. 38 STUDENTS frouped fo fhe Dansanfe before hosfilifies began. HARRIS MAKES a heroic appeal for sfudenf supporf STUDENT LIFE reporfed fhe sfory and argued fhe case THE COMMONS became a nighf spof along wnfh Nahonal for fhe Sfudenf Body. Guard Armory. lllllllSlIlU llllllllll illllllll -- llilllSilIllB Ullllllll UNDOUBTEDLY THE MOST violenf expression of sfudenf ire came early in fhe year in fhe Dansanfe affair. Tradifional scene of college acfivify, fhe Dansanfe broke wifh fhe moguls of fhe Socialz arrangemenfs when if failed fo accommodafe wifh lower rafes fhe Socials arrangers who had suffered a budgef reducfion. Aroused Diclc Harris, Socials chairman, came before fhe sfudenf body on January I6fh and laid fhe case enfirely before fhem. His dramafic plea for sfudenf supporf of fhe college's acfion broughf sympafhefic reacfion from fhe sfudenf body. Sfudenfs wafched wifh infer- esf fhe ensuing argumenf befween Lundahl of fhe Logan pleasure palace and Sfudenf Life wrifers who boldly upheld fhe sfudenfs' cause. Wifh bofh elemenfs failing af compromise or even hearing, fhe Dansanfe became a fhing of fhe pasf for official sfudenf body funcfions. To fhe Commons, 'rhe Armory, fhe Logan Hi Gym furned fhe dance commiffees for scene of fheir celebrafions. The power of unifed sfudenf opinion for fhe firsf fime in a decade became evidenf. Councilman Harris was largely responsible for fhe success which fhe year's social acfivifies enioyed affer fhis Dansanfe violence. Through his managemenf and offen acfual work, dance sifes were always in readiness. Harris also wifh aid of fhe BYU social chairman arranged for fhe May I3fh salufe fo Ufah Sfafe by Glenn Miller, fop nafional dance band. -rn. ,Q , If 515 ' 'Z' writ. My ix ' 4 J.. -, ff - v - 4 E-, ff v., via' 1 Adlji Alai' :gi ,, I .H I l. ,Q it 9' , I, - -x .3 la i -I I. . . 'h 'V MT.Q:i:': -..4a-- :' S -. A X I ,V ' q'- - - A - ' .. .. .. JE, A A lil' ' IF., K ..-- -- .ri I ,nf -LUTQLLQ K 'f' . E Q' I - ' ' L fr- . v- ,s ' J' ' ' Zn . F. 1 . 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Individual honors were faken by Mac Maeser, SC: Loyal Seeholzer, Engineers: Marge Kropfli and Doris Wallin skiing for LDS and ACO respecfively. Joe Anderson again came in for arrangemenf bouquefsg even fhe 250-odd specfafor sporfsmen acclaimed fhe celebrafion as fops. 40 . - . , . 'T-,G '3 .,k'41 ?-'P'-T i',mf'Y' SF 5 .rig vj,,1!53:,-,qfivaslu '?::5:55,h-v:,f..rV, . . j ,r ,H -3 3 . i W?-3 ': . : rr, lrvil is-:ni '21 .fr . .: . ' ' ' T- . if-:ff .11 Y -' . ' f . ' -I , . Ney, 4 ', uf 1 f'-giidrliriw so, r I JY ' nnfl-.mil STUBBER in a pose +ha+ proved quiie un+ypical of +he winning Alpha Chi's. JUBILANT SIGS descend upon Humphreys cross-coun+ry winner, wi+h coais and congra+s. THESE OFFICIALS wa+ched +he finish line +o record Hmes and poin+s. Upon 'rheir accuracy depended +he scores. -4-I, 1 ' . R , 2 4 me 4 V AL A P- f D 1 ,vi r Q A i ,Si A W' 5 VN -, J . li? SIG EP snow model which capfured highesf honors in raking 'rhe FIe'rcher cup. This phase of snow ac+ivi+y preceded +he carnival fwo weeks and was held on 'rhe campus. ii - M N g .gi .. Y 11 Wllllll-THIIUWHHU HlllSlS UH HUUlB SHIUB ANOTHER GLIMPSE of fhe world's ranking fine arlisls was provided 'For collegiafes and Logan- ifes in lhe I94I-42 Lyceum series. World-renowned performance of 'rhe finesi' in ul+ra enierfainmenl were played on college and fabernacle s'I'ages. Again acclaiming 'lhe works were all fhose who aH'endedg again conspicuous in fheir absence was a vasi parl' of Uiah Sfafe sfudenl body. JAN CHERNIAVSKY, Russian pianisf ihrilled ihe packed chapel wiih his 'Fine iechniqueg inferesfing +o s+uden'rs was +he ar'ris+'s body posifions which seemed +o help convey 'lhe mood of 'ihe music. ON THE TABERNACLE 'Floor was youfhful prodigy, Ruggerio Ricci Carnegie-debufed violinist Ricci capfured high 'Favor boih wiih his remarkable abiliiy and his unpre- +en+ous sfage presence. l 'A h1V OTHER ARTISTS rendering unforgeH'able perform- ances were: Paul Leyssac llower lefll, lecfurerg Magi- cian Lee Grableg Margf Bolcar, soprano lupper lefllg Howard Pierce Davis flower riglrll world sifuaiion commenfaforg lmpersonaror Doro+l1y Crawford: Melro opera +enor, Jan Preece: Lecfurer Louis Fischer: Doris Eafon Mason, woman lecfurerg Tyrolean singers, Hue Trapp Family Hoplg Gerald Wendi, lecfurerg Lhevinre, second Russian piano-maesfrog and Dr. Plumhoff, science demons+ra+or lupper righil. 43 George Lacey Harold Sleed Joe Anderson Mel Manning Marge Paulson MASTER MIND behind +he ballol box was lhree-year councilman George Lacey. Al' every elecfion Lacey's beam was seen hovering iusl' near enough lo be sure ihal' everyfhing was on fhe up and up. Compleling a ihree year career on ihe council was Harold Sleed. budgei chairman. S+eed's conservaiive influence in The council has long been recognized as essenfial. Likeable Joe Anderson, siariing his 'rhree-year use of council chair, look charge of special evenis. His abili+y can be measured by fhe success which Homecoming and Winler Carnival regislered. Mel Manning was in charge of sludenl awards. Dislinguished for his infrequenl' meeling a'Hendances, Manning caplured mosf aHen'iion al' lhe award banquef. Mosl 'rypical of Marge Paulson was her posilion behind ihe mike a+ fhe Wednes- day assemblies. Besides her v.p. duiies, Paulson was assembly censor and inlroducer. llllllllllllllllll lllll ljlll lllllllllllllllll HSSIIUiHlEll dll! lllB WIHHBII SilllllBHlS RED-HEADED RAE SCOTT of Elko, Nevada, guided fhe Associafed Women Sfudenfs fhrough fhe mosf successful year on fheir books. This organizafion, boasfing an enrollmenf of fhe fofal feminine populafion, fosfered coed-service men romances wifh fhe kniffing and leffer-wrifing proiecfs and fhe dancing parfy af which Navy and Marine frainees were enferfained-buf royally. These proiecfs were in addifion fo naming fhe mosf preferred man for fhe fall AWS parfy, offering sfudenf guidance fo freshwomen by fhe senior sponsor plan, and enferfaining fhe parenfs af Coed Day during spring quarfer. Casanova Sam Bailey of Sfudenf Life fame proved fo be fhe Aggie maids' ideal for romance according fo dafe bureau refurns. Scoffy aided by a parfially-efficienf commiffee enlisfed fhe aid of almosf every campus coed in fhe kniffing and leffer wrifing proiecfs and in fhe fraining courses for service in fhe Canfeen, Mofor Corps and fhe Brifish and Russian War Relief drives. l LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Ryan, Rae Scoff, Carmen Croff, Dee Louise Parker, Rufh Worlfon, Frances Kurfz, Rufh Andrus, Cora Mickelson, Fae Crawford, Lucille Campbell, Elizabefh Call. 45 Presidenf Rae Scoff lllli Sl'lIlllllS SENIORS ARE PROUD of nearly four years of college, buf are reficenf on fhe subiecf of grades. The male parf of fhe class care- fully fries lasf-fimes, anficipafing milifary service, while fheir feminine pals discuss freshman boys and fheir possibilifies. This is fhe year of fhe syllabus, fhe fhesis, fhe seminar. A few of 'rhe ambifious sfuclenfs fallc abouf sfaying anofher year for a masfer's: ofhers wanf fo sfay so fhey can play Aggie foofball again. ACADEMIC PARADE: Senior fraclifion. FORESTER chorines submif fo inspecfion. 46 TOP: Presidenf Sferling Peferson. Cenfer Vice-Presidenf Helen Winfch. Boffom Secrefary wifhouf hair Conrad Berfin product ni inur gears HOLDERS OF REALLY good class records wonder abouf fhe possibilify of making Phi Kappa Phi. The fop members of fhis cafegory consider whaf fhey will say in fheir valedicfory addresses. Affer fhree year holdoufs, some of fhis selecf class decide fo become affiliafedg 'rhey lead mosf campus honorariesg enioy fossing off fwo-bif words. Thus fhey regard fhemselves as being among fhe infelligenfsia. They exhibif afhlefic sweafers, class iackefs, A pins, old pipes, offen-used book reporfs. Seniors are chummy wifh professors. They afford fo eaf lunch, are far more reserved af fhe Bluebird and afhlefic funcfions. They sfill spend fha lasf fwo weeks of each quarfer making up work due 'rhe firsf fwo weeks. They boasf of romanfic conquesfs, of pasf convenfions and field frips, of fheir vasf knowledge encased wifhin fwo cardboard slabs. Lovers of sleep, fhey cuf classes fo combaf fafigue in fhe men's lounge, wind up playing checkers. They are idols and pef fargefs. SENIOR BUZZER personalifies give ouf wifh grins. TUD SPARKS Salf Lake Thanksgiving game rally UTAH'S GOVERNOR Herberf B. Maw speaks. AGGIES MADE rackef for NBC lisfeners 47 WAYNE MIRGAN-A mild individualisi, Wayne came 1'o ihe Aggies 'From 'rhe Bear Lake region, Monfpelier 'lo be exacf, and is lhe living example of home lown boy makes good. S'rar+ing off wifh 'l'he engineers his freshman yearg he ended up wi'rh one of lheir degrees and lhe siudeni' body presi- dency. He lives fhe firsl' four and one-half days of ihe week in anficipaiion of Friday a'Fl'ernoon canyon picnics, and fakes Blue Key and fhe use of a sub+le wif seriously. J. T. Abbolf Chall Allred Mae Anderson Rulon Anderson Ella Adamson Chad Anderson Marjorie Anderson Ru+h Andrus Reed Allen LeeRoy Anderson Roberi' L. Anderson Donald Ashdown Chris .Axelgard John O. Barron Conrad Berlin Sam Bailey Grace Bareman Granf Belhers Simon Baker Evan Baugh Ora Bills we no -fgx 35 A l INEDA v V f' N W ' + l ulfra 5if!isoYci1a-all S+., L5 aE55fi2k1gfg.4 u enl' -Q - appa . 59- g 'wir Ph ' Empy' rean, .3-q' if-T? gag-: i'Ef-: 0 I-H1 B 5- ,71- Eslafer io her Bnoniker. 'v . -f o h ve a mee+- ing every niglrl of fhe - -' despile all +l1e fussin' around she does, is one of 'lhe 'Few who boosls 'I'l1e Chi O's average wifh srraighi A's. Dona Rene Ballard Ballard Esflner M. Dorolhy Baurle Beal Harold Helen Black Black Warren P Barnum Glen Beehling Roberl' Black r 1 wi --.ff ..-,-:-i N A A g ' ff l v LQ-Q ESQ MARGE PAULSON-Here is anofher gal who is a real aclivily man. Marge adds glamour and grades 'ro AXO. Afler spending her freshman year al' 'lhe BYU, she repenled, came l'o 'l'l1e AC and info her own, made Alpha Sigma Nu, 'fools over l'he cilizen- ship award, 'look an inleresl' in Phi U, Lambda Rho and collecled enough ballols for +he s'I'uden+ body vice-presidency. She hails from Sal+ Lake buf hopes +ha+ isn'+ held againsl her. 4 4-eg? Keilh Boyer Emer Broadbenl Roberl Burgoyne Warren Caldwell Alma N. William Barr Brinkerhoff Brinlon Lawrence Thales Brough Brown Alberf Roche D. Burlon Bush Chloe Lucile Campbell Campbell rris W. negiefer Ray R. Canning Ariel Chalferion Genevieve Clayion l l Harold Ca pener Adele Chrisiensen Ned P. Clyde DICK HARRIS-Old Smiley Harris has manias 'For invenfing nicknames, rushing poienfial Pi Kaps and worrying over plans 'for A Day. He blew in 'From Brigham where he iwirlecl fhe balon for 'l'he high school band and wowed lhe women wilh his beam. A pol. sci. major, Dick slides a slush pump, gels elec- fed as junior class prexy and one-year councilman, and dyes his hair for liHle iheafre performances. Joan Mariorie Elmer Carier Carver Cox An+hon Jean Dave Chrisfensen Chrisfensen C ark Richard K. Wayne R. Darlene Coburn Collings Condle . if 3 lil T' ': 4 A ,Q 2 we Sf: s '-:xv Q44 + - 4? g?,9g9ii:g:,52EEEE5,4z,a -. .., i A- g , A MEL MANNING-A Garland glamour boy, Smoo'rh lives up 'lo his name all fhe way around. He fusses around in advanced milifary and claims 'ro be a charfer mem5er of 'rhe Cac+us Club. He's ano+her one of Romney's siars, an Alpha Sigma Nu, English major, and si+s on 'Phe council. Also proud of 'lhe fac+ fha? he is a good Sigma Chi. Maurine Cook Barbara Cordon Loyal Covey Faye Crawford 1 June Coop Julielfe Cordon Harold Cowley Jon Fred Carmen CroclceH' Crofl' Mae Cuiler Nick Joe Dralrulich Enid Fishlourn RAE SCOTT-As presidenf of fhe AWS, ScoHy's hangoul is lhe AWS office. She is a Nevada gal, Elko by fown, and is proud of +he 'Fact Rae adds fo her colloge honors ex-Spur of fhe momeni, open house queen, and Phi U. Her beauriful red hair and KD affilia+ion are her delighis. Parley James Aileen Dalley DeLong Edna M. Ca'I'herine Ericksen Farr Erlamarie Dean Fowler Freeman 2 dx, FJ J !kNiQ, 4+ 1 4: Yzeef P' ef b ! HAROLD STEED-Harold hails from Clearfield and look over lhe Three-year councilman job his freshman year. To his long lisi' of accomplishmenfs he claims Blue Key, advanced mililary, Scabbard and Blade and noisy plaid shiris. Also Pi Kap presidenf, Harold majors in commerce, is supposed +o be a demon on slciis and has a definife Alpha Chi inleresl. Glen Fuller Keilh Gales Ezra Geddes Elmo A. Gray Ellen Gardner James M. Gafherum Don Ray Gowers Eva M. Greenwell Phyllis Gardner Don W. Gay Granl' P. Grandy Wanda Haley argene Hall hard H. Llarris Belh rmansen Norma Hall Mary Halch Jex HiaH Kennelh Ray Hamplon Norman l. Heafon Russell B. Hicken HELEN WINTCH-One of fhe Manfi Winfches, Helen cornered enough vo+es for Senior class Vice- Presiclenf, is one Chi O who +akes life seriously and gels good gracles. Major in Commerce. she will someday make her boss a swell secre+ary. A Thela Chi and ex-Spur, Elaine generally goes +o bed early. siudies diligenfly and spends waking hours in sporfs iackef. Rex Herlaerl' Marjorie Hampfon Hansen Royal B. Charles B. Henderson Henry Ineda Karl T. Hickman Homer Golden K Hanson Madonna Herberf Helen Hudman . af f f ll- 131 i 533 Aeffhigsgg 15 . if ,.-4-1' ?'Q..-4'-,Q,. iffiiilik 'Z'-Sngwsgxffi ' ,fix-.f'?i'fg? 4l'4n ' NN sr- Svl , SAM BAILEY-Pride of fhe SAE's Smiling Sam was voled by 'lhe coeds as 'lhe mosl preferred man on +he campus. He claims ofher glories such as being Sfudenl Life edilor, Alpha Sigma Nu, Blue Key and a darn good sofiball pifcher. He also proliesses +o be good al' ping pong. Sam lakes a long lime 'ro shake hands, wrifes Farm Flashes, wears snappy ries, ghosf wriles ihemes for frafernily brofhers and drawls like a cowpuncher. u i Virginia H uff Clyde Fae Hursl Glen R. Jackson Charles W. Jensen G? 41 Doris N. Hughes Charles W. Hulchison Deon James Mariorie E. Jensen David K. Hulme Fred C. lmhoff Charles Jenkins Hue Jewkes ,, I C:- im ' A o William Jex Francis Kurirz Carlos Kidman Francis Johnson Louise Kunz Paul J. Kennedy Q. Genevive Johnson Lloyd M. Knaphus J. Norris Larsen J. T. ABBOTT-A mainslay of lhe Big Couniy iribe, J. T. is business manager of 'lhe Buzzer, former s'ruden+ council member, slighily freclcled and comes from Tremonfon. He Ios+ his Sigma Cl-ri pin early +his year. Recipieni was a KD. Also a Blue Key man, and acfive in advanced miliiary. AbboH collecls many A's in his Ag major. O JoBei'h Ronald C. Jack R. Johnson Johnson Jones Cara G. Ruby John R. Klinger Kilpack Killough Marian Willard R. Anna Larsen Larsen Leigh 3.26 s J ,-3Q 9 4-fiirfk-f me Qf 'I S saws? Q -N V' .4 A lL.lli CON BERTIN-Big Con claims io be 'lhe un- conscious insligalor of fhe cue ball hair cuis. He wresiled lhe +op weighf for fhe Aggies, siaried 'lhe year as secrefary of his class un+il average r frougles caughi' up wi+h him. He is proud of Pi Kap affiliaiion, loud +owel shir+s and Provo, his home +own. Con flirfs wi+h all 'rhe women, works hard 'For +he pan-hellenic and forever pulls 'lhe surprise gag. w9lL.i1S 1 H Dominick LaVerne Lillian Lyman Glen Maughan Ari' V. Maxwell Lynn S. Ludlow LaMar Mackay Willard Maughan Charles B. McConnell Helen Ludslrom William L. Malhews Edward C Maw Cora Mickelson -lelen Miles nie R. ll-lurphy oseph emanic Dale R. Frank Miller Moclcli Allred J. Don Neilson Neilson A. J. Margarel Newby Nielsen ELAINE NELSON-Logan dweller Elaine is anolher lop gal ol lhe Senior class. Claimed by lhe Alpha Chi's, she also made Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Sigma Nu, polled enough voles lor sludenl body secrelary. She claims a Sigma Chi pin, lhe abilily lo analyze people, an unquenchable curiosily. Elaine sludies hard, gels good grades, and generally gels lo bed in good lime. Frank Ray Berlha Mohlman Monson Dale O. Glen T. Nelson Nelson William Preslon Nielsen Olsen Wayne R Morgan Shirley Nelson Newell Olsen .wm- 'Q' ' A E Wg- -,:1Ns, ' n:f::' A ,ll li 1 STERLING PETERSON- PoIi+ical Pe+e firs+ gain- ed recognifion as a polifician when he was elecred soph class prexy, +hen senior. Affer +ha+, came Blue Key, Alpha Sigma Nu, and his poli+ical science major. Pi Kap house manager, Pele came 'From Richfield, drives a yellow model A, wears an ad- vanced mili+ary uniform, says 'ihal' he spends 'loo much of his dad's money and loves fhe women one and all. .Y Hazel Owens Lloyd Olsen Guy G. Pace Lynn S. Parker lrene Olsen McKay Ogden Gerald M Palmer Glenna M Parkin Rufh Pedersen Be'H'y Pederson Dorofhy Peferson , We, X AX A A .a vEag?2?Jx 7-'Ng'f7:y,4s f X fx!! ff igj S 4 ,,gYg in-vfi..-Z -.Ns- Z .i' inven- 7 ev ,.... F1555 ..-Z!g'2?Za?5v'4'4- :wg - -Q: ea 45 if Sis A MID-DAY BASK on 'rhe enrrance of 'rhe Animal lndusiry building, popularly dubbed ihe Dairy where such famed organs as Alpha Zela and ihe Ag club funcfion, finds i'rs way in+o fhe day's schedule during each season's sun. Jusi' inside 'fhe agrarian sphere showcases house a unique colleclion of 'iro- phies earned by Aggie iudging 'leams and prize livesfock of 'I'he college herds. -Tm:--ew, , sri ,-3.1, sixzil iq - Yv- Marna M. Peferson Ka+herine Rasmussen Milfon J. Rasmussen Denion Sfa nford Richards Lois. J. Peierson Alice Randall Anna Lou Rees Ruby Richards l Mervin S. Peferson Slerling Peferson Clare J. Reed Dean C Rigby Thomas D. Roberls Burl' F. Rouse Rae Sco-H' Reecl S. Roberfs Ephraim Rosenberg Lois E. Sargem' WITH THE SPRING, came 'lhe Navy and The Marines, 'lo add every-service color 'io ihe walks of +he campus. And, wi+h 'ihe Navy and ihe Marines came compefilion for +he regular college lad when brighf days on +he social calendar drew near. The Smarf Gymnasium gave way -ko 'lhese fechnician school men aHer a year of virfual inaciiviiy and provided exiended housing accommodafions fo fa- ciliiaie larger classes. O Clay M. J. Lewis Willard C. Robinson Robinson Rose Jean William Dore'Ha Rowe Rozynek Salisbury Wilford J. Sybil Abraham Smeding Shumway Sidorslcy .51 . iq' 1, -I sz Richard H Edward L Scarfezma F3RESTER'S PAUL BUNYAN again saw Engineer-Foresier brawls waged ai' his feet ,gi Annabelle Smiih Harold R. Sfeecl Margery S+ephens Be++y Jeanne Sfone Mary L. Smifh Elmer Sommers Kennefh S+evens Lora Sfrafford . ' 'I' C' William R Smifh Elwin Siephens Ward Sfevens Clifford Sfoclc Rulh Mary Tyson Sweeney Ross G. Merle Thomas Tobler J. Dee Gordon A. lanOrden VanEpps .1 -. Rulh Sycamore Ray A. Thalcher Rex B. Walker 2 A as 'Kr .5 Nor or CAMPUS SOCI lf sludeni' who spends his s ?i his academic schedules, p if Gi' 531' I' is S Alfhough his is noi' for 'Phe immedi e cla 'lo enioy, new answers 'ro lhe curres dific . if he is, neverfheless, wi+h his confemporarues, one of 'rhe imporlanl people of Ufah S+a+e. Clyde T. Tarbel' Belly Turnbull Max E. Wadsworlh Brian L. June Taylor Tracy Marvin Charlene Sioberg Turner Farrell J. James Mohlman Vanderbeclc v .43 . g , PREXY MORGAN FINDS sfrenglh here as senior foresfer Bob Corey 'lurns on 'lhe powerhouse during The Feud flag rush in mid-March. Compe+i+ive in'I'eres+, however, was nor manifesi' as 'Phe fwo digniiaries gof 'rogeiher ai 'Phe Chi O house lounge while waifing for respecfive dafes +0 call off ihe sfalling ad. PREXY MORGAN fell' sfrengfh of Senior Foresier Bob Corey in flag rush. l i l l 1 Carol M. Wennergren Alvin C. Warniclc Alma E. WaH'erson Joyce Welker Raymond Webb Be+h Welling Arfhur Wendell Doris Wallin Ted M. Wennergren Franklin Oliver Wes'Hall ANOTHER weary Aggie crowd boards 'the 6:30 bus for paris unknown. har larian Wallace J. -lilcox Wighfman ill G. Roberi' F. Iiamson Wilson Marian R. Eafon Hlillll Kaflnryn C. Wiggins Wayne P. Wilson George Pe+erson 4 . lhli szbyi Wilkinson Helen E. Win'lcl'i Roy H. Scofl qv li , . 'fi3X,f:.1-:fag 5-fm 5.2 E',,1'i'f'5?S- f g sri? :Q .-'Q za: zxf -'3i2f1:f:3g', -5'-'fine-,f'.1,,'s,s-as !gg 2?'i-:f.?lX, 71 .14 ' I Elden Davis S Williams Williams Donald Dale W Young Young Laurel S+owell V I? 'Hi 7'- --4-I FAVORITE PASTIME for any class is fhe exfra-hour on PROM COMMITTEE af one of fhe few fimes fhey fhe quad. A Iiffle cramming, a quick lunch. managed fo gef fogefher-save Prom mghf BY JUNIOR-TIME mosf Greeks are on fhe sending end KARMA HILL LACEY and Bill Baff, Prom experfs p of fhe pledge-greefing line. Some Juniors do enfer fhe al' fhe books. Rugged Bennion was duplicafed In cl circle of frafernify exisfence. men preferred fhe original. Iheu know vial Iheu want RETURNING JUNIORS, af fhe chronologic cenfer of fheir collegiafe careers, locafe fheir belongings, regisfer, and immediafely begin fo breafhe info Alexander Graham's pef device such syllables as five- fwo-fwo, eighf-nine-five, and six-o-four. They all claim fo have fhe secref of sfudy-social fiming, buf all soon find fhe same old difficulfies facing fhem. This is fhe fime of college life when mosf sfarf looking seriously for a permanenf maiorg a few begin fo regref fime wasfed on snap undergrad courses: mosf quife painsfakingly search for more of fhose snaps wifh which fo fill lasf groups. Juniors held fhe inside frack af elecfionsp mosf are well known on fhe campus: many have had class office experience. When spring ballofing rolls around fhe eyes of affiliafes and independenfs furn fo Juniors for polifical hopefuls. Third year men also sfand in for special Senior scholarships and above campus awards for which compefifion is only slighfly above cuffhroaf. 68 SMORGASBORD waifresses before faculfy vuliures devasfafed +he Swedish morsels. ix A -- 5:-h i'., :s'.-ffzzlief-ge? 1 Q Qf4, fs'-ff 'f2? ,f-g'if!,X'wW-K-sf x f any-Iif gaafaaejf?-E55 1 :i qikif v af' f' 3-1425 ggigfsy 6 TRADITIONALLY 'rhe Juniors fake 'iheir larg- esi' share of fhe publiciiy cake ai' Prom fime. Held in The Commons, ihe i942 affair was approached by very few 'formals 'For excel- lence. Prom-goers danced fo Ed S'ioker's NBC orchesfra, exploded balloons and gallivanfed from spo+ +o spo+ in fhe Commons seiec+ing +heir dance space. Though corsages were ou+, commiiieemen Moss, Worlion, Van Dam, Call, Halch, Lacey, Allen, Nelson, and Bali won orchids for 'ihe producfion. SECOND PRESIDENT Fred Allen VICE-PRESIDENT Be++y Ha+ch 1 SECRETARY Doris Van Dam -Q N DICK Dick fo shine on The f,m59 EEQpfessaen+ mo. ny of -. ,..-A ,,....... , ...':-1 -it-ea. 110.9 ' his r in fifieen ceni fi-, ?'gfa?-'Xia-0Qs5,Z shows 'rman of S.A.E. f l QQ-Q .Qfr He yel IE command al' +he , ig .fi7 . flrsi' a I sr15.,i,- X a special posi- Ii - j a -slamp e1'7r n Ogden. STAN ANDERSON-Blue Key acfiviiy award winner las'r year, co-sporfs ediior and sfudenf council mem- ber 'lhis year, S+an is one of The corner s'I'ones in 'lhe Bear River block. The LiHle Caesar is addicfed +0 'l'he use of 'len cylinder words, life in general al' 'ihe S.A.E. house, and +hree poin'r grades. He also claims 'I'o be a ghosi' wriier and earns pin money plying 'lhis ialenl. Lef-Brand Abbo++ Elaine Adams Joyce Adney Russell Allen Glen Anderson Granl Anderson Lurline Anderson Sian Anderson Harold Armsfrong Rela Arms+rong Keilh Ar'l'hur Ediih Ashby Lawrence Aulaerf Lorraine Baird Be'H'y Lou Balch Nadine Ballard James Beck Bickmore Marie Briggs Richard Call Ann Elhel Margaref Rachel Barker Barker Barlow Barlow Paul Del Mon? Ray Winsion Brown Beecher Behling Benson Don Reid Keiih Llewellyn Bingham Bishop Blanel-:ard Bodrero Bernice Thomas Garn Granf Brough Brolherson Brown Budge Ralph Cecil Darwin Lucile Carlson Chrisiensen Chrislensen Chrisiensen Thela Barrel? David Bernslein Allen Bond Reed Budge Charlene Clark Della Bar+leH Dave Benfon Helen Boil Jean Burch Melba Clayson Paul Barfschi Ted Berns'l'ein Roberl' Branges Dick Burke Richard Clayfon l U3 eeorzee Q3 del WL , an who prefers 'lhe l 'N A: V smell of smei gxizra leads, George was 29-.. 172 N ,,v ,n D elec+e ' ncl planiecl has S.A.E. . 'fi fig' L pun ons Q? generous wi'rh his 5 NM 19,4 beam , 54-7 'l1 5:- f r ndence papers, and .gk . . lakes a seriously. He is . fl. 5 fx 1 s a shclclefqige siilq en o y udgei' and believes in reasonaby onesi elecfions. LANE PALMER-Anoiher member of ihe Bear River block, Lane ended 'lhe year as presideni' of his class, incoming vice-presidenf of his frafernify, 'ihree poini' average and aciivify man plus. He can generally be seen scouring ihe campus in his advanced mili+ary uniform for poienfial Pi Kaps or Siudenf Life News. He is a firm believer in ihe philosophy of 'lhe more you do ihe more you can do and goes aboul' proving ii every day. 72 Harvey Colby Magele Collis Marcus R. Cooley Virgil Coombs Elmer Cox Florence Crane Leonard Crane Melba Criichlow James Dalley Rachel Dalley Ruih Danielsen Barbara Davis Esiella Davis Jack Davis Mary Decker ouise ixon ranf plin ruce oufz ae idal rue andy Elden Drake Dorofhy Esplin Wynn Fife Lydia Frid el Man Green Gail Duncan Roma Lynn Erickson Sheldon Fifzgerald Sfanley Fuller Vaughan Green NaDean Dunn Alberfa Erickson Jay Fosfer Beulah Gancheff Marg uerife Greeves H. D. N. M. Eyer Evans Earl W. Hal England Edison Arf lrene Fowler Freeman Dean Clifford Carl Gardner Gaynard Earl H. Vera Griffin Griffin Joseph Eva ns Annora Eskelsen Kay Freeman Donna Gold Welden Griffin Garfh Evans Dean Fa rnsworfh Gene French Russell Goodman Daniel F. Griffifhs 73 if 1 6 1-?J h sw f 5 CUPE F:fE2E21-',A1feZE. s all wolf and a gee-age , yard and owes i ' ' i ' 'ES --.ny -f--5? f : E spring affer- J .. 1 45' if f + . b H HOOE-g 2 ?A-5 A el1I'lIS 6 S an . e m 6 or fhe campus beaufies. A 1 f I H -,f,L ri1'7lK ffic r's sweafer, flashy smile Q. and a worrie ook abouf his business major. BETTY HATCH-Beffy is a perpefual C-hi O, polifical candidafe, and can boasf of a fair degree of success. Vice-Presidenf in her 'Freshman year, she finished her iunior year as vice-presidenf also. BeHy is friendliesf wifh fhe Sigma Chi's in general and a Mr. Romney in parficular. She spends summers af Yellowsfone and as many mornings as possible in becl. Wesferdahl Gudmundson Frank Hall Beafrice Hansen Clifford Hansen Eldon Hansen Leona Hansen Marion Hansen Norma Hansen Vaughn Hansen Neff Hardman Mabel Harfvigsen Reed Harfvigsen Ruby Hari-vigsen Doris Harwood Rex Hawkins Karrol Haighl' Gwen 'lunsaker Mae Jensen -Aariorie Jones Vern Kupfer Charlofie Henriod Ruih Hyer Norma Jensen Reia Jones George Lacy Dean Hicken Gwen Hymas Ruih Jensen Dell Jorgensen Ellis Lamborn Karma Hill Evan lverson Norman P. Jeppson Dorofhy Jorgensen Rosella Larkin Ralph Hobson Glenn Jabbs Norma Johnson Elna Kemp Clisfa Larsen Bernice Holquis+ Ross Jackson Vere Johnson Kafhryn Kirlcham Ernesl' D. Larson Maye Howell Wayne James William Johnson Norval Kichen mogene Lee James Huber BeH'y J a rvis Henrieiia Jones Marguerife Kropfli Kenneih Lee DORIS VAN DAM V , ffiforl' siafure, Doris is 1' ,mal gre -n 'Q 'J jngs. She can swing a ,... i'f7 'iE wi commiH'ees, go oul' .gi-If ,352-'LQ'-gays ca 65: r of a KD scra+ch - 4x- QQZ ?s'-ffwgxif ca ,asa Elia rly good overage. f-by Qi'--sw ,gy . . She , J's lolnl and wears 2. g -1 a w ji A fun is shining. P.S. i li I S iye Edi1'or's fiaame. FRED ALLEN-Siill ano+her Bear River man, Hog cornered enough vo+es for freshman class prexy and came in as second of 'rhe 'lhree Junior Class presidenls, He maiors in agriculiure buf ii' wouldn'+ hur+ him 'lo maior in English. An afhlefe in fhe +rue sense of 'rhe word Fred is anofher Sigma Chi who was on 'Phe no- win Aggie fooiball squad. 76 John Lendersdorfer James Lewis Keifh Long Clayion Longhursf Lamar Ludwig Rea Madison Mildred Madsen William E. Manning Emma Marlin Melba Mariin Janice Malher Oriel Malkin Ellen Maughan Flora Maughan Marjorie McCowin orge onald iller on eri' man ynn ge ran+ ope Lavar McMillan Jane Moss Horfen Nielson Lane Palmer Gordon Porler Clinf Eldon Mechan Meik Luella Dave Moore Moore Wayne Edilh Nuflall Nyman Richard Josephine Parkinson Parrish Kennelh Oral Procfer Pugmire Granl Mendenhall Lamar Monroe Mavis Olson Emma Poulsen Richard Pugsley Trevor Michie Wendell Muir Melvin Olson Barbara Perkins Pefer Reed Lael Miller Helen Nelson Violel Olsen Eldred Poulsen Jack Reeder Wendel Miller Wilford Nelson Verlene Pace Rulh Peierson Keifh Reese 77 , r N. N A .- - gzfyxh l GRANT QAb 2 :LQQIHQ rani' also hangs T if irq around e alhlelic deparl- aff I h men f ,NQ,x:?:4,ggTE:lZg? lver can, e plays ' n+er and baseball if 5 H h 1, + O NU- f c ' I-'r-'fr 9 B BS 0 C - ,Ax I-C , be calle 'r anyfhing +ha+ has 'lo do wilh gals orlgidraff numbers. FLORENCE CRANE and Rulh Hyer spenl regis+ra+ion days slacking up knowledge conrrols in college book- slore. Kennelh Rees Merrill Rees Eugene Reeves Melvin Rennie Edward Rice Lucille Rice Elliol' Rich Arch Richards Clyde Richards Myron Rirchards Ralph J. Richards Rulh Richards Charles Rigby Leah Roberfs Jesse Robinson Dean Rogers wendolyn Smifh alherine Sfanford Charles S'lepl1ens True Roundy Mildred Smilh Helen Sfewarl Lela Sullivan Mary Ellen Russell Ru'rl'1 Smi+l1 Be'll1 Sloclc Tony Sul'icl'1 Virginia Ryan Ferron Sonderegger Pl1ylis Sfocldard Gordon Swan Darwin Salisbury Bell: Sorensen Russell Slolcer George Swenson Moses Samowilz Jol1n Sorensen Owen Sfolces Kay Tall Grace Sims Willard Speed Kay Slrike Marjorie Tanner Carl Smi'l'l1 Verle Spencer Vivian Siromberg James Tasso j z gn 'i Z+.fQ r'-aware If 'T -2?ig7 4551? i, . .K r , 'k'Q':4 i-'f ? ! Z 0 -, ' I ,-4 ? Horace Tremelling Doroihy Tervorl Quenfin Thomas Dean W. Thorpe Helen Tillo+son Paul Turner Margarei' Todd Margaref Tingey Ryo Uchida Arvil Wadley QUEEN OF THE HARVEST Ball, lovely Jeanne Crockeif gafhers various fokens afler being named io fhe November posiiion while rafing from 'Phe collegiale shagsfers a signal vofe of approval. JUNIORS HAVE BEEN KNOWN +o frequenf -lhe library in various pursuifs, wi+h Californian Don Zamzow and Chi O Karrol Haighi' noi being excep- lions 'ro fhe rule. Fooinole fanlasy, +hey say. rl iie vin nick DICE Inn Glenn Wahlquisi Spencer Whearley Barbara Woodhouse Geraldine Mary Beulah Walker Walker Walfher Jack Laurence La+hael Whiflock Whiiney Winn Ruih G. Don Rulon Worlfon Worfhingion Yorgason O 0 THIS COMPLETES ihe l942 Junior Class. Poised on l'he ihreshold of 'l'heir final collegiaie year, +hey look info 'rhe fuiure wi+h inquisirive eyes. For fhe men +he service of fhe naiion seems especially imminenh +he women forsee sparse pickings for fhe same reason. Bo'rh look wifh regrel upon fhe beginning of lhe end +ha'r becoming a Senior holds for fhem. Apprehensively rhey anricipafe ihe wrifing of a fhesis and rhe en+ry inio Seminars. Many have definiie campus responsibilifies fo underfakeg olhers are 'liighiing fo preserve high scholarships: all are facing life wifh a liHle more realily. Whafever +he furure holds, however, rhey plan fo make +he finale, iheir Senior year, memorable. 8I ns igeunnd step, suuhomurss fail. ssfxffai--'A s, , ,f,.X,,,, . . . SOP I :?Y 'f:2-45541-s g: o fhe colle lafe scene In a flurr of chan es, The chan e ever fhln - 9 Y 9 Y 9 Y 9 ,eiagp- .?. 552 fro ' gm mma're. Each re-enfers fhe insfifufion wifh 'rhree mon+hs of concenfra- . ii-. ' . hon QE -a-,Effie ho No have more 'Fun around school, how fo gel' higher averages, and where 'ro find od dafes-c cenlrafion which each is defermined 'ro ufilize +0 good advanlage. So fhey come, for a second year-full of ideas and plans, eager +0 se+ fhe school afire. ALREADY THE mainslays of bolh Spurs and I. K., 1'he sophs are seen parading or selling or ushering a+ every campus funcfion. They sponsor such evenfs as '44 Hello Week, and 'rroi' around sfirring up smiles and friendships on +he campus. They underfake an assembly producfion which, lhough bad, is sufficienfly beHer +han wha'r 'The ofher classes mus+er +o capfure +he class compe'ri'rion honors. On sfafionery wi'rh a prin+ed Class of '44 leHerhead +heir business is fransacfed. In facf, fhese Sophs, make more racket display more energy, and command more aH'en+ion 'rhan U+ah S+a+e has seen in many moons. Blue moons. X L., , Presidenl' Burns Crookslon THE SOPHS delighf in showing-off, fo a limifed exfenf, before fhe Frosh who are s+iII frying fo discover whaf if's all abouf: fhey chance familiarify wifh profs: fhey casually clriff abouf fhe quad and Main: fhey slouch across library desks or Regisfrar's window. Many Sophs move from firsf-year bafches fo frafernify houses: ofhers flee fhe dorm curfew fo aparfmenfs and Greek residences. By fhis fime all P. Gloria Harris have picked fheir favorifes in cleaners, lunch sfands, and movie seafsg have also found a pef pool room. They fake Friday dafes and Sunday sfag shows as a maffer of course: fhey affend church and Mufual wifh half an eye foward appeasing fhe home folks. The business of college life, fhough mefhodically affached, is swiff and fascinafing. Secrefary Adrus Hansen Mariorie Ba'l'eman Marie Berrey Amanda Buck Duke Clair Bealy Bello Berna LeMira Bird Bishop Oleen Maxine Bunderson Burgoyne Jlfif Dean Alhay Conrad Alder Dorolhy Barlow Slerling Bench Conslance Blair Charles D. Bushler Roberl' Arnell Le Roy Adams Glen Barrell' Mall' Reid Benson Bergener Piafl' Sleven G. Bliss Bosan Elizabelh Wayne Call Call Mildred Ashcrofl Bernice Adams Ross Barrell' Sianley Bergreen Don Bowen Ar'l'hur Campbell Roberla Anderson David C. Bagley Howard H Barron Ariel Bernlson Irene Bremers Kennelh Cardon 5 'B l is ly g e A l T - .S - r. .W l . e ,, -- , .1 -j N V 5. Y As!! AF J... 7,4 , 'gg i i -- ' QQ 5 X riff B A f E -v 'EP 1 .J I A ,l NA' , 1 . . M lv U.. Ji? Lack erson Elan air garef olomew l Winifrecl Reo G. Amacher Alden Roberf Quenfen Baird Barker George LaVar Barfon Bafeman SEQ I' l 7 N FZ-'Q 255 ?QYi'F 5g5Q? nie 9452533-gfgiv, x ZN 1 if rgafgi'- ,4 --fi? f A2E lgf'fs.?Q-F! h B i ELIZABETH CALL-Blonde blifz from Davis. Liz was presidenf of fhe Spurs fhis year and incoming prexy of fhe Chi O glamour gals. She fakes her major in physical ed seriously and, in an isolafed case, prefers a U man.. ln her spare fime, Liz hands ouf AWS preferences, wears a sponser's uniform and cooks good grub af her bafching aparfmenf. JOE ANDERSON-Joe was elecfed 3-year councilman lasf year, affer an acfivify-filled freshman class presidency. Girls say fhaf all Joe wanfs fo 'ralk abouf on dafes is 'l'haf winfer carnival and how much work if is. Unclaimed by any fraf, Goozer is a faifhful member of fhe lnfercollegiafe Knighfs and is one of fhe few fo keep his sweafer clean. Ursula Domina Nadine Erickson Clem Fullmer Wendell Droaby Virginia Erickson Gene Funk Mani' Dunford Anihon Ernsfrom Frank Galida iw' T John Carlile Oleva Cl1ris+iansen Gordon Croufher Dorofhy Durfee Ken Farrell Elaine Gapl-mari' Bernon Carlson Ruby Collard Phyliss Cullimore Waller Durfschi Lloyd Findlay Margarei' Gnehm Affon Carfer Marzefia Colyar Orin Dance Be'H' Ann Eldiige Barbara Fihgerald Bill Godfrey Ber+ Caseman William Cook Donna Marie Daniels Jon EllioH Harvey Fleicher Rosalyn Godfrey Jack Chaielain Barbara Cooms LaVere A Da'H'age Elsie F. Embry Shirley Francis Faye Goodsell 'fl 86 M7 I+ Ed BTS n rd ld are l Widsloe Mary Kalherine Checlcefls Chrisiensen Reed Jeanne Criddle Croclcefl' Daniel Marian Dennis Dial :Ek 4-K- 4 2 eaff 'wSrs'Ti- 'Se Ns 'Xxvfzg E4 3-Ax mn 1-5 ef.-ew?-5 gxfgx.- E.iNM5?iN.'-3 ag E-K Xu?- Q-Ji'-'53 uh IHS MELVIN ISRAELSON-New duke of +he l K's, Mel rides inro lown each morning from oul in Norfh Logan. lzzy, is P K A's 'I'imber, blonde, acfive on commilrees, and a permaneni elecfion campaigner. He 'follows in 'lhe engineer fool- sfe s of his op and claims lo have poreniial abilify. Mel laoves +o gab, makes speeches in church, and cul' grass. BARBARA FITZGERALD-Conrrary lo her name, Barbara is only one-'Fourfh Irish, comes from Kamas, and is a 'flunkey in Pocock's sweal shop. She was vice-presidem' of 'rhe frosh, is a member of 'lhe Spurs and a mili'l'ary sponsor. Brunelle, and addicled lo advanced milifary men, having a brofher and a boy friend fhere, is a permanenl' grinner and loves 'lo iifierbug. Louis Hickman Richard Hunsaker Marva Jensen Ernesf Dale Hirsch Homer Elden Jack Hursi' Van Hyning Rufh Marie Alfa Jensen Johnson Norris Goold Reid Hall Wendell Harris Jaclc Horfon Melvin lsraelson Dean F. Johnson Leland Graham Ja Hamilfon George Hafch Keni' Howard Bod Jacohsen Leonard Johnson Edmund Buloler Cloma Hammond James Haich Sianley Hughes Maxine Jenkins Max Johnson l , ' Lausanne Norma Gudmundsen Gudmundson Boyd K. MaDalI Hampion Hancock Ben Raye Hayden Hayes Melvin Dee R. Hulme Hulse Be'Hy Doroihy Fl- Jensen Jensen J Vervene Hugh Ju Johnson Joslyn J ,fill 88 1n'l' TIOH -ne ris '16 -el'S0l1 Fay Hadfield Gloria Harris Befiy Jane Hendricks Toshio Hagiwara Walfer Harris Ray HiaH JEANNE CROCKETT-Beauly of ihe Chi O's and lasf year's sweelhearl of Sigma Chi, Jeanne reads a hundred pages a week for his+ory major and drags down A's. She fakes delighf in organ- izing assemblies and renders a slerling perform- ance in melodramas. Jeanne proudly possesses a Sig pin, long black hair, a swifl' sfride, and lhe abilify fo draw forih long, low whisiles 'From male on-lookers. A A 5 4-s x g ? Awfggal 5 575 ,ask by 6-56:36 ?Q,f ff-egej ease? Yfi yeas! image Jess: saw 4-fix! .S-LQ u I Z 5 if p-we 925 i?5?-?' 'fi 5 P s l LYN LA'RSEN-Hard-working sporls wri+er on Siudenl' Life, Swede is lhe farmer boy from Easl' Garland, who changed his major 1-his year from dairy husbandry fo journalism. His mos'l' oufsianding charac+eris'lics are his laugh, per- pel'ual cue ball hair cul' and long lis'l' of 'Female acquainiances. He seldom aH'ends l K meeiings and does his darndesl' 'io line up snap classes. Frequenlly iaunls 'lo Malibu. Evan Memmoh' Esfher Mifclmell Joy Nelson BeHy Jane Merrell Murray Morgan Roberf Nielson Peggy Keller Harold Lindsay Marlin Verna Meyer Alma Morris Karma Nielson Mar'orie I Kloepfer John K. LiH'le Cammille Ma+l1ews Dorian Mikkelson Gordon Moses Rex Nielson Reba Kygar Lorna LiHle Maudie Ma+hews Alice Miller Anne Murdock John Noyes ,E-Q Frank Larson Wendell Lloyd Gladys R. MaHson Harold Miller Velda Murdock Doris Okelberry James Larson Oliver Lockhari' Genieve May Clyde Mockli Roberi' Nash Jean Olsen 90 Roberf Chris Lawrence Les+on Theron Alvin Leishman Mackay Venice Worfh McKeachnie McNiel 11 h DORIS OKELBERRY-Doris is proud of her Payson High School and claims +ha+ Goshen raises +he bes+ onions in 'rhe sfafe. lnhabifani of 'lhe K D blue room, she is a member of bo'l'h lhe Buzzer and S+uden+ Life s+aH. Offen iaking a hand in assembly produciions, she is engaged +o a Sigma Chi, and mainiains she pu+s plenly of 'lime in on bolh. She 'lakes her English major wi'fh calmness and her colces a+ 'rhe Bluebird. ,, , . fx Xfiff ixfg? 21 V0 A . 11 - -ci ' J gi 43, 3-5 ..E: , , ,t.eEf.,,-g-,? ,6esagQ'2v' fee Y A ' i 1 - :- Ll ' -va.-'5'1'i? f- ADRUS HANSEN-Big Couniy gal, Odry makes a nice secre'l'ary 'For Burns and 'Phe Sopho- more class. She owed allegiance +o fhe K. D's and on Tuesdays and Thursdays, wears a spon- ser's uniform. Some of her spare lime is spen+ clebafing on varsify squad: fhe resl- is spenl' in wriling fo an old Pi Kap flame. She plays 'rhe organ 'For home-fown ward every Sunday, and devofes sewing ialeni' 'lo her balch-ma+e's frousseau. Fred Robins Evelyn Seamons Corinne Smiih Richard Robins Preslon Seely Dona Smifh George Robinson Delber+ Seyboldf Evelyn Smi+h Q4 , , r--is i 1 .1 i l - -T.. . .gh ' -l li l I Na Ray Ormond Calder Piclcelrl' Alaine Randall Lois Mae Robinson Paul Sharp Ted Smifh Louise Osller Iva Pixfon Bernice Randall Jose hine Rollins Lucille Shepherd Marie Sorenson Louise Painfer Jacques J. Pinkard Doroihy Redfield Lucille Roylance LeGrand Shupe Arlhell Soulh Blaine Por'l'er Marion Pope William Reese Anne Ryan Burlon Silcock Shirley Sowards DeRay Parker Carol Pond Jenna Lou Reid Harold Sampson Joy Slack David Spencer 1 3- 92 :L 'Ln' ,Y udge ise ley k rds Cleo Pefersen Lila Ralphs Marion Richards Winona Peferson Norma Ralphs Dale Robbins ,rim A Y if X Q75-tx 3 Q--a FS Eg Y, sw' sf 7:5 ,gt- ? aim? .5-...,.fE it Q E25 ll F GLORIA HARRIS-Perpe+ual Beamer, Gloria held down lhe Soph V. P. and grinned all over fhe campus. She pushes +he Chi Omegas and brags aboul' some 'lown called Laylon. Spare coin is spenl' keeping bofh a Spur and sponser's uniform clean. The Beamer, generally full of pep, works on all lhe sophomore commiH'ees and insisis on being home by one o'clock. BURNS CROOKSTON-Bringing fhe nickname of 'Pan1'her from Logan high, Burns added iifles of freshman class secrefary, sophomore class presidenf, and s'l'uden+ body one-year council- man in succession. He has shorr curly hair, a supercilious, dead-pan look and brags aboul' his receni' fhree-poinl' average. His polifical abilify is superseded only by his alhlefic prowess. Venil Johnson Eldon Bingham Spencer Wyali' Marion e Wesl' Elved Wrighl' Paul Woodward Dale Hu'l'chins Dean Bingham Don Erilcson Winifred Wilkenson Bruce Nixon Roberl Wrighl Richard Kalhryn Sfevens Slevenson Leland Lyman Winger Tarbel' Belly Shirley Tousley Wafland Hughes Alan Williams Wilson Duard Rulon Woffinden Wood Guila Murray WyaH' Ziegler -'Sri' June William Sloclcs Sloddard Roger Anna Marie Taylor Theurer Elizabelh Millon Wardleigh Webber Ray Helen Wilson Wiscombe Virginia llean Wood Woodbury Kennelh Fern Zirker Zollinger 3 M Slo Roma Thur: Mari Wel Barl Wri Wool 94 'R E21 DD tel' cer +ley R, Ferris Sweel' Ganeal Villel' Frank Wighf We W assays 12,5 Zfim .-4 as Q ,ff A Z'-E'S ZfiS fs?S?fx.s?!f S S, 7 ?Q r-idea.-'ZA 5 A S' lv I-.. Rulh Swenson Helen Wadsworfh Mack Wilhelmsen ll ll U H THESE ARE THE Sophomores. They have advanced one sfep more +oward fhe achieve- mem' of +ha+ worldly sheen and educaied gloss which a college eclucalion lends. Sophomore faces are fo be found in almosi' every acliviiy of lhe college. They are clrama'I'ic malerial commiHee slooges, siHer-inners on iam and polcer session. They clebale, sweep halls, hold offices, play boogie-woogies, join Blue Key and hang pins. Nofhing wi'I'hheld-+hey are lhe fully endowed, lhoroughly apprecialed college public. C512 f ! FRESH Q SlrrapresS. and reverf fhegi- ssed: fhey find fhaf Preff lllid and fhaf col- lege profs can S :A rienfafion is infro- duced fo fhem ea soon sef fhe fhe fradifional cry of useless. They elecf officers lwifh Logan High usually railroading fhe prexyl from fhe many new faces abouf fhemg fhey fake pride in such fifles as greenlings and frosh and waif in vain for hazing fo begin. The famous grooved soufh sfep of Old Main fascinafes fhese neophyfesg fhey slide side- ways fhrough fhe half-opened door, rubbing shoulders wifh Greeks, blue-clad sailors, and fhe faculfy. lllHSH HTH George Nelson, Presidenf ,Dorofhy Nielson, Vice-Presidenf Lois Adams, Secrefary HIHH MANY FROSH girls move in+o +he dorm where 'rhey live +o curse rhe 7:30 limi+ and fo love fheir roommares. They fill fheir rooms wi'rh dolls, pandas and senrimenfal knick-knacksg fhey pack rheir close'rs wilh laundry and coke bo++les. Consfani source of awe for frosh is The mys- +ery surrounding 'rhe laborafory - brains - woudn'+ E+ be swell fo be a scienfish buf how difficull spli++ing afoms and dissecling earih- worms. MEN AND WOMEN alike 'rake up The aged cuslom of washing rheir own clolhes. TaHle- fale grey and dishwa+er hands becomes realiries and many discover +ha+ fhey can make a shirf or a blouse lasi' up 'ro 'rhree days longer +han previously. Cne assured resuli' is fhai' makers of creams and lofions ro give 'rhose ro- manlic hands reap a subslanfial mone+ary benefit Mos+ anficipafed cus+om of college is fhe daily coke al' fhe Bird. Freshmen 'look up +he cusrom wirh a verve +ha'r' almosf, buf nof quire, broughl' a smile 'ro Mrs. Perry's face. Edifh Aebischer Lois Adams Mildred Adamson Roberf Adamson Beffy Adney David Alleman Clayfon Allen Garfh Anhder Louise Allen Marge Amundsen Freda Allred 232 is fir gs: Beverly Anderson we- Wx s -XS.-'si if-'eis U Lira! Burfon Anderson Erma Anderson Eldon Anderson Desmond Anderson Ken Anderson Lucinda Anderson Beverly Andrews Belva Andrus H1-vp Ji LDJL ' ' is-Il-14.125 ,,,.i, ,, Eg- 'flip L' ' f I 5 2' if 34:3 15.4451 ' 4555 V iii TT: 1 lr lH'i2'g?f?5a.,, l l l l l MARY LU CAMERON . . . This falenf plus gal is from Rock Springs. Known fo her friends as Love- 'em-all, Mary Lu fakes her sponsor dufies seriously and brags up fhe Chi O's. If is rumored fhaf she defesfs humans who borrow, and loves her roommafe. Spends good percenfage of spare momenfs following acfress frade, beafing a drum, and humming her favorife fune, Casey Jones. The resf is spenl pining for an air corps man. LU LIVINGSTON . . . All fhaf he is, and fhaf is a lof, he claims he owes fo Logan high. Lu spends his spare coin keeping an IK sweafer clean and his spare fime affending Pi Kap meefings. Majoring in engineering, he passes awake hours plugging up hoops wifh baslcefballs. Among ofher falenfs is clarinef playing. This modesf man likes sfudying, buf prefers a blonde, and pufs plenfy of fime in on bofh. l ll Dwain Aflcin Ken Baieman Spencer BenneH' Ralph Binnall Howard Blood Granl Ash Don Baleson Peggy Bennion Perry Bird Floyd Bond Rulh Archibald Lila Bennell' Lloyd Benfon Winifred Bingham Edward Bowman Bernice Mary Bali Ausfin Jaclrie Alden Baugh Baxler Ramona Tharrell Bergeson Bergeson LaWana LaPreal Bishop Bishop Ann Raphael Brown Bragger Blauer Bangerler Linden Beamons Harry Bernhisel Mary Bishop Lynn Bradshaw Palsy Barber William Begganl Shirlee Beuller Reed Blaisdell Erwin Brierly Dean Barnhursl' Elayne Bennell Gorden Bigler Harold Blaser O'dill Bradshaw Augusf Auberi Russ Baieson Archie Bischoff Daren Blanchard Morgan Bragger 99 Leland Brown Reed Brown Keiih Brough Michael Bruno Allen Bunker Claire Burgen David Burgyne Owen Burnham Tom Burrows Grace Caldwell M Melba Call V ary Lou Cameron iii gf lf- , ffeiwieNN'5 ,, afl 5 .-. Q 5-Jn. 'P-ssizslswei ff - 7 -2' ls- C b ll 4fi5Im7fF,g3.-I - ' e amp 6 f .- gg i ' f i' f f-C ardon ii S, A 5 C I Alfa Mae Carier Shirley Casper Helen Chadwick Reuvo Chamberlain RAY LUTZ . . . Smiler of 'lhe frosh, Ray works hard on +he Siudenr Life and was co-ediior during fresh- man week. Sialking new Pi Kap pledges and felling fair +o middling iokes is his favoriie diversion. Ofien la+e for IK meefings, he manages io pull an accepiable excuse. He doesn'+ say much abour anyihing excepi fhai he is proud of his alma maier, Logan high, and when asked, he will comb his hair. BEVERLY LEWIS . . . Here's one hundred and eighfeen pounds of beauiy from Missouri. Then moved fo U+ah and was graduaied from Logan high. Wiih no major as yei, Beverly bowls over A's in hisiory classes and claims +o ski. She hares +o be laie for Chi O meefings and says 'rhai she keeps her shape in shape by eaiing her iavorifeu food, pofaloes and gravy. l ll Cecil Cherry Lloyd Clawson Eldon Crockeff Darrell Daines BeHy Jean Dorfon Eva Chrisiensen Ernesi' Coles Clark Crook Inez Dalpiz Olga Dofson Frances Chrisfia nsen Alberfa Colger Jack Crooksfon Evan Dasfings Lois Downs Irma Chrisfensen Oris Cook Jane Crooksfon Helen Davis Glade Draper J. Y. Cl1ris+ensen Marvel Cooley Lola Crooks'I'on Lehi Davis Vera Dubach Rulon Chrisfensen Lee Cornia Roberf Cuff Marion Davis Gerald Duncan Be'l'l1 Clark Carol Cox Barbara Curfis Ray Davis lrving Dunn Geneive Clark Ted Cra wfo rd Warren Curiis Mark Dayley Marian Dunn Allen Clawson Berfha Criddle Dee Curler Mary Dillman Emery Durand I0l B B Y -eff 4. ,fQ'f -7-is-'i'?f f ,'fff'aL.z M P 5-,-. fQs , u RQ I 1 1 William Durranl Denl' Dusiin Julia Ecker Judy Edwards David Egberl' Keiih Ellio+ Lyle Elliasen Sfanford Ekins LaMar Empey Jay England Lloyd Erickson Rony Erquiaga Elaine Evans Ruby Everion Bernall Evans Sieward Fever Reva Fielding Alden Fillmore Mariorie Fisher Doris Fifzgerald JACK OLSEN . . . BeH'er known as Casanova, Jack spends pofeniial da+e hours in 'rhe service of his class-says +ha+ he doesn'+ mind i+ ihough. He claims fhaf 'Freshmen don'+ need a major and siicks by his word, despiie efforis of adviser +o lalk him info one. Like Ray and Lu he is proud of Logan high. Jack, professes fo be a democrai and says 'l'ha+ his chief worry is how 'lo keep ihe gals away. HAZEL STODDARD . . . Small and cuie, Hazel hails from Richmond and is maioring in home economics. The KD's lay claim fo her, and she, in iheory, lays claim fo a good many masculine hearis. She wears a sponsor's uniform and co-commands Frosh cheering wi+h Jack Olsen. She is mildly inferesied in debaie and is proud of ihe iudging she did ihe high school iournameni. l h Jack Fihgerald William Genfry Elwin Harrison Jack Hendricks Bill Hodgesen Lowell Bessie Flamm Fordham Arfhur Wilma Gofffredson Gunn Kay Charles Hampfon Hansen Jal Dorofhy Henrie Hess June Merrill Hoclsen Hoffman Joyce Frampfon Klefa Hale Cleon Hansen Quenfin Hicken Verl Hoffman Virginia Frank Val Halgren Gerfrude Hansen X Carlos Hickman Lilly Holyoak Roma Freeman Adel Hall Granf Hardman Dol' Hickman Elina Homer Roy Frick George Hall Lucille Harris Hazel Hiner William Hones Viva Funk Norma Halladay Louise Haynie Don Hobbs Keifh Hooper Rulon Gardner Vail Haff Sferling Hayward Todashi Hoda Flora Howard l03 .. QQ ' 5-Q , iixgqfcf-, y f '- NW' Murray Hoyl E+hel Mae Hugie Granl Huffalcer Wallace Hughes Ray Hule'l' Eros Hunsalcer Richard Hunsalcer Lawrence Hunfer Lloyd Hunfer Reed Hursf Rex Hursi- Augusi' Hyer Marjorie Hyer Joyce Hymas Theo Hymas Esfher Jackson George James Margarei' James LaMar Jansen Burlce Jensen ? . ,f A ,fl l LOIS ADAMS . . . Lois, a The+a U from Davis, held down 'lhe secre1'ary's fob for her class. Ac'l'ive in W. A. A., she is 'full of life, and usually willing 'ro divulge a roomma+e's secrefs. She possesses s+range beliefs in lable-raising and ouiia-boards bu? maintains ihai she is nor supersi'i+ious. Some have heard her fall: in her sleep bu+ +hey claim she doesn'+ say much. GEORGE NELSON . . . Here is 'lhe pride and ioy of 'I'he frosh. All around afhlele, lhis big blonde headed his class and busied 'rough lines for fhe 'frosh gridders. George spends spare lime palling around wilh his Sigma Chi cronies and escorfing a good dale. He claims +ha+ he can sfring a darn good line and dispu'I'es rumors 'rhar he doesn'i' s+udy assiduously on his pre- med major. l ll LaVan Jeppson Richard Jones Hoyl- Kelley Peggy Lagos Warren Leaiham Dan Johansen Merlyn Jones Winifred Kennard La Ree Lamb Norman Lee Barbara Johnson Rodney Jones Ann Kennedy Howard Lamborn Virginia Lee Eulla Johnson Rufh Jorgensen Delberf Kidman Claire Larsen Beverly Lewis lda Rae Renee Alla Johnson Johnson Jolley Clare Cora Jay Judd Jusfis Callas Tom Anna Claire Kiichen Kloepfer Knudsen lla Jack Nedra Larsen Larsen Larsen Evelyn Belly Lou Lewis Lindberg Lindholm Livingslon Bonna Jones Gwen Keeich Leone Korlh Phyllis Larsen Ecli+h Lloyd Max Jones Befh Keller Roberl' Krueger James Lealham David Lofgren I05 l l l l Douglas Long Kafie Loosle McKay Loveland BeHy Lowe Dorofhy Lundahl Ray Lu+z Ann Lyon Q- ' Verl Madison 5,1 X.NlO:O 5 l Q Gibb Madsen Renn Madsen Magliacco .'XN ' X? M l Egg a mgren '-:.:X!:-. -ef -N:-15' ee - 's X..-4 AE+hel Mannin K Wayne Marble Presfon Marchani Freddie Markle Joan Ma'I'hews Arnold Mecham Merle Mecham Ardis Memmoii' DOROTHY NIELSON . . . Dark-eyed Dorofhy vice- presidenied 'rhe frosh and siarled a maior in secrefar- ial science. Sponsor for ihe soldiers, Doi was vo'I'ed sweefhearf of Sigma Chi and is 'rhe swee+hear+ of one Pi Kap. She was also acclaimed fhe ouisianding Alpha Chi pledge: buf despiie all fhis, her roommafe says ihai she needs a few lessons in housekeeping. Her charming smile is iusi' one of The many ihings which add up fo make her one 'lop gal. A+ ihe 'fool' of ihe easi' hall dorm sfairway four fresh- men dorm-dwellers sl-op long enough +o exchange a few bi'rs of campus gossip and 'ro be caughl' lfrankly, quiie aware, by your Buzzer Phoiog. l h Ann Merrill James aMon+veaier Walker McAllisi'er Lawana Nebeker Alfa Nielsen Francis Merrill Mariorie Morris Elaine McAr+l'1ur Aline Nelson Doris Nielsen Donna Mickelson Radia Morrison Brice McBride Carol Nelson Doroflny Nielsen Helen Michaelsen Lynn Morfensen Louise McBride Guy Nelson Jay L. Nielsen Parry Miles Ralph Morfensen Rosemary McFarland Leon Nelson Millon Nielsen Genil Miller Blaine Moser Marie Mclniyre Myrfle Nelson Milron Nielsen Jerry Priscilla Beverly Milligan Milligan Miner Jean Boyd Veda Mae Moss Moulion Munk Dave Dean Vernon McMullin McNeil McNeil Vona Vee James Mrs. Alma Nelson Newey Nielsen Thomas Billie Jean Donna Nielsen Nixon Nuhn I07 Cliff Olsen Doris Olsen Jack Olsen Jerry Olsen Lorraine Ornell Ronald OHesen Kenf Oveson Ralph Pace ik, Parkinson Q5 e1+on Parrish sk...--ggi' 'h Ni-fx-si Q i aftiion 5 -ag v,c2xXc Q 'X QQl51QPaxman Car Peferson l xx Cliflon Perry Heber Perry Carol Pelerson Mariha Peierson Max Peferson Reid Peierson YZ su. 't'- THE LIBRARY enlers fhe freshman's life via an orienlalion leclure and lhe hearifell plea of facully advisers. Frosh learn briefly of lhe Dewey Decimal and l'he card file syslems. They discover by' fheir own hook 'lhai The library rooms and corridors provide choice, bul' 'For- bidden, spols for fhaf idle hour chaffer. l Harold Planl: John Price Belh Reese Burion Robinson Glen Sargeni Gerald Plowman Sam Price Afion Reeve Mary Robinson Shirlene Saunders Rex Plowman June Pugmire Milne Rehar John Roderick Kyle Schow Roma Poole LaVerda Ralphs Rulh Marie Richardson Larry Rogers Wanda Schow ll Edgar Posner Maurine Randall Cleone Rigby Wendell Roskelly Mae Schwarfz Grace Posiman Wyman Redd Flora Rigby Mavis Roundy Phyllis Scolifield Kaihleen Praier Don Reddish Cloiel Riggs La Rae Russell Edna Scofield Willis Presl-wich Gale Reed Conrad Ripplinger Lyman Salisbury Gilberl' Searles Anna Price Emelyn Reading James Roberis Faye Sandberg Loyal Seeholzer I09 Shirley Slranlcy Lee Sharp Geraldine Shields Madge Shippley Roberl Siddoway Sfella Sims Ben Slack Alice Smifh RUM Odwasa Smilh Vada Smilh es Smilh wav, few mf rman Sonne VE 'f FE.J7Sr-2' ES ffi if :fe v fleefe-f Q I-4 , f?,S-.9! ce Sorenson -Qilfo erl' Sorenson '45 rly Squires ' Emma Lou Sfander Sherma Slanfill Gwen Sfeffensen Frank Sfephens Verlin Sfephens U ff Serie 6 O' 4514- oe orc o c in-5 ci -3 6 e CCC xxx . Dorm girls fill in fhose long evenings lunlil ligh'rs oui' a+ I l:30l wi+h ping pong, relephone wooing, and occasionally sfudying. Mrs. Alice Samson, lheir beloved English house-molher, responds failhfully lo a baH'ery of bells and buzzers, pain'I's l'hroal's, and enlerlains wailing boy friends. Life al l'he dorm, 'lhough ham- pered by resfriclion, is gay and excilingg Frosh girls love if. l ll Arnold Sfevens Delworlh Sfoul Ira Taylor Gwen Thompson Georgia Wahlin Jeanne Slevens Allan Slraius Joyce Taylor Roloerl Toolson llean Waile Wanda Sfevens Gerald Slromberg Lorin Taylor Lorene Toone L. R. Waker Fred Sfewarl' Befh Swenson Paul Telford Beverly Tripp Don Walfers Ned Sfoclrs Willard Swenson Gordon Tervorf Maslon TroHer Udell Wanlrier Aflon Sloddard William Tanner Melvin Thalman Rulh Turner Max Ward Carl Ray Hazel Lyngby Sfoddard Sloddard S+oker Arnold Dell Harold Taylor Taylor Taylor Alan LeRoy Roberl' Thomas Thomas Thomas John Horace Mann Leah Ureak Waddoups Waclley LaVar Gloria Dewain Ware Warren Washburn D Q E Q D 5. as 9 -yaair Ja' If Doro+hy WaHerson Ray WaHis Alla Beih Wayman Ross Weaver Ted Weber Kafhryn Weeks Blaine Welling Cyril Wha+coH Mary While clall While y WhiHaker ack Whiiworfh Don ilcox Dorofhy Williams Frank Williams George Wilkinson Edna Willis Bill Wilson Mariam Wilson Mary Wilson l l l iz? 'fx FIRST ACT of almosi every freshman woman is 'lo 'fondly place lhe bromide image of her high-school b. f. in a conspicuous spoi, affer which she proceeds +o forgef lhe same. A+ 'lhe dorm +his laHer deed is aided by 'rhe opening of +he lavish recep'l'ion room each afiernoon and evening for coeducalional habi+a'rion. A+ o'rher 'limes 'rhe recepiion room becomes 'rhe scene of somewhal' corny harmon- izing, weaving La Conga lines, and pre-final cramming. FRESHMAN TED CRAWFORD +real's Sopho- more Mary Jane Davies fo a cone-'lypical of firsf year men is rhis 'lendency fo swing oui' info upperclass +alen+ for dale malerial. ln facf, by ihe end of firsl quarfer, all class barriers are complelely desrroyed and inlerclass daring is in This almosphere al U+al1 Sfaie is welcomed by Freshmen because ii' offers 'rbem opporfunify 'ro smarily begin lheir college careers. ll H Wayne Wilson Wanda Winn Rosalie Wolfe Melba Rae Wood Rulon Woodbury Ken Woodward Joseph Woolley Maurice Wrigl1'l' Dale Yosi Louise Yose Dean Winiers Dan Zohner Mark Zohner Granl' Zollinger Orson Zollinger Vendla Zollinger Wi L, F '31, .tpifq ,MN II- ikiixl I-r .' if l A. 1 l 5 . 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' I -' '- ' sf '. ..9-TN-'ri L7'f-N PF-' fb ws Vf' ' THE CURRENT WAR of I8l2 is quief bickering fo fhe ears of a cerfain Connecficuf inn-keeper compared wifh fhe nagging of his energefic wife, Iva Pixfon. The Brifish are led by an American fraifor up fhe nearby river where fhey desfroy American ships. A+ fhe sfrange appearance of a young man, who is lafer accused as fhe fraifor-Thankful Pond, Karl Taylor, and fhe innkeeper cook up a scheme of accusing fhe wife, Susan, in order 'io shame her and inhibif her nagging, of having an illicif love affair which resulfed in fhe birfh of a son who has refurned in fhe person of fhe sfranger. The sfranger, Dean Farnsworfh, fumbles for fhe inn-lceeper's beaufiful daughfer, and 'thereby enfers info compefifion wifh fhe local smoofhie, Bob Anderson. varsilu ulauers did llb nu hunts in hell THE DOUBLE PAYOFF comes when Susan, confronlecl wi'I'h a son senses her husband's cunning and clulches 'lhe boy +o her breasl, and when l'he brave daughler-heroine shows her suilor, Anderson, +o be lhe +rai+or, rhereby exoneraling +he sfranger and preserving his life for her own malrimonial ends. Laugh-clouding lhe scenes were a frio of Connecficur milifiamen, a duo of Reclcoais and fhe local female low-lifer, Virginia Bafeman. DIRECTOR HALBERT GREAVES shows 'lhe ine 'rechnique of handling a scene io Peggy Bennion, who alfernaled wi'fh Be'H'y Lou Balch in 'rhe feminine lead. EXAMINING STAGE MODEL are Thomas Morgan, sei' designer-builder, and Myers, dramafics head. lllll llllSlIHIllllS Wllll - - direcfed by Chesrer J. Myers l I8 THE HYPOCHONDRIAC wife of a cer- fain Mr. Average American, Dave Larimer, is so possessed wi1'h 'lhe idea lhar her depar- lure from life is immineni' 1'ha'r she decides 'lo choose 'rhe nexl' mafe for her husband. As 'rhe spouse's luck would have ir, +he choice is a poor specimen of womanhood- s+ric+ly speaking, a drip. Surprised, fhen, is a mild expression for rhe reacrion when fhe old bag, Lausanne Guclmundsen, lakes a 'rurn for fhe beH'er-begins 'ro roll her sox and fo fwilch 'io boogie-woogie, and as a re- suH', suddenly has an aHrac+ion for Larimer. As a double life is conirary +o exisfing laws, ihg.-e is nofhing leH bu+ for good old Uncle John, Oleen Bunderson, +o +urn up and con- vince wife Barbara Dunn, fha? she is a normal soul and +ha'r she should devore herself +0 her husband. Complering rhis happy scene is +he appearance of Dean Eyre, old flame of +he droop-iurned-vamp, who posi-hasre re-engages her heart ladies of the juru - - direc+ed by Floyd Morgan A CERTAIN YOUNG French doll, Yvonne Yve'He lGrace Swenson 'lo youl is accused of abruplly ending her husband's life, and is broughf +o +rial. Prosecufing a'Horney, Karl Homer, produces a crowd of wiinesses who circumsianiially prove she did rub our fhe hubby, buf she, in emoiional and accenfed ouibursis, swears she didn'+. Then, wifh The audience baffled as 'I'o her guil+, 'l'he cour'r resl's +he case in 'I'he iury's hands. The iury quickly vofes guiliyg ihai' is, all buf one sociely mairon, Sunny Swenson, who is one per cenl' 'render heari and nineiy-nine per cem' obsfinacy. For 'rwo snoring nighis and cursing days she holds ouf and gradually by subflery, bribery, and sweefness changes nine of +he eleven guilfy voles. The iury foreman, Roberl' Anderson and a wifch who should have gone oul' fhe W.T.C.U., Marian Wesf, refuse 'io vofe noi guilfy uniil fhe 'Foreman is roped in on a pul-up murder possibilify and gives in, bringing 'Phe s'rraigh+ sis+er wifh him. l II9 llllllSlBS UH llIHUE1lll'HUlll - -direcfed by Mrs. Rufh M. Bell VIVACICUS AUNT MAUDE, Eldora McLaughlin, comes bursfing one day info 'rhe house of her brofher, Burns Toolson, fo find a love-sick adolescenf son, Widsfoe Checlceffs, unwilling 'lo refurn wifh her fo college, a disappoinfed buf beaufiful daughfer abouf fo marry a droop she doesn'f love, and a child-weary, noise-weary, peace-loving fafher, anxious fo gef his progeny ouf so he can ge'I' fo know his wife. l l l20 THEN COMES 'rhe bill collecforl For somefhi approaching fhirfy hours and a few minufes, f persisfenf soul remains in fhe house waifing fhe rafher irregular parenf, Mr. Slafer. Nafu fhing for an idle young bill collecfor wifh beaufiful girl like Mary Lou Cameron arou for fhaf long is fo fall in love wifh her. This does. They lived happily ever affer con'- when Checlceff's crush, Kafie Loosle, is mov- fo fhe college fowng Cameron fosses fhe dro- for bill-collecfor Miles Carlson and fhe old m is leff alone wifh his wife, Lausanne Gudmunse 1ISTRESS OF THE HOUSE in Madrid in which er four male grandchildren slop fo eaf and eep befween gay fliriaiion and oiher romaniic ursuif is Virginia Ba+emen as Dona Barbariia. Ier one grandaughier, Grace Swenson, is quiie miserable, however: she has iusi reached 'rhe ebuianfe age and yearns for romance, bu+ is Jbieci +o ihe coniinuous 'leasing of her 'Four roihers who consider her yei' a child. lncessanily me reads +he sen'rimen+al babbeling of a cur- anlly popular aufhor-K. T. Homer and secrelly ings for an affair wi+h +he man. il ' Ihe romantic unung Iadu direcfed by Dr. Halberi Greaves WITH UNUSUAL chairmanlike courage, Councilman Dick Harris 'Finally said, Well, we've puf A day off long enough. Tomorrow we have if, whefher if rains or no'r. H' didn'f rain. Pasf posfponemenfs had been frequenf, and fhe evenf was scheduled as fhe probable final A day for fhe durafion. Early arrivals looked for fhe soff iobs, lafe arrivals did likewise, bofh wound up shoveling, digging frenches, or grubbing weeds. Lofs of people worked, execufives wafched and sfrolled around, l K's played iump-rope, and sluffers suffered fhe wafer penalfy. Walks were laid, slopes were cleared, shovels were leaned on wifh WPA finesse. Labor . 1 Q Lies Licks ' ,J AT NOON, fardy and non-workers were shack- led and fhrown in fhe wafer hose, guided by fhe muscular arms of Chris Axelgard and his vigilanfe parfners. Sfudenf Lies were dis- fribufed, and fhe lovable IK-Spur combinafion handed ouf lunches, one 'ro each, fwo fo some. l wery Aggie assembly-goers laughed freely, ber were super-quick warir eeegarg 66 99 ' ' A dau--sacred tradition THE ASSEMBLY was as rowdy as ever. Pirching arms were dis- covered: M. C. Jim O'Toole, Tiny Morgan, and Warren Cald- well found fhemselves on +he receiving end of eggs, iomafoes, and super-creamy pies. Dir'I'y clofhes and faces cleaned, ihe mob moved headquariers io fhe siadium where 'ihey wafched sororiiy relays, a raiher uninspired game be'I'ween +he Blues and Whifes, and a 'Freshman-sophomore sandbag rush, 'frosh winning. Harris's perfeci day go+ holler fhan ever, ending wiih a workmans' ball a+ nighf, work cloihes and cuf-ups in order. KD pins colors on irack hopeful The wafer cure. 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Composed of 'rhe enlire force of lhe chorus classes, lhe group gave fine supporl' 'ro l'he leading singers. Danc- ing, singing, iesling among lhemselves fhey kepl lhe spiril of 'rhe opera conslanlly alive. In addilion lo lhe excellenf work done in fhe opera lhe chorus offered Hs 'lalenls fo many ofher evenls of campus nofe. They presenled an assembly concerf in +he fall and an oralorio, Elijah, in lhe Spring. Here, loo, Professor Welri cap+ured praise from lisfeners and admira+ion for performers. DIRECTOR Waller Welii Ensemble, sender of long-haired beafs, relaxes for a momeni wiih idle horseplay. LuDean Rogers, piano charge, checks fingering of Shirley Wafland, ialenfed keyboard +echnician. Direciors Chrislensen and Sleen, ar'l'isl's in 'rheir own righi, scruiinize a score before rehearsal. I26 ln ihe pil' ll Ihll e opera singers was fhe orchesfra - vigilanf, pracficed, sweafing. Their work was superb. hall llilllll lHllSlll FROM THE FIRST violins comes fhe unclercurrenf fremolo: fhe bafon swings in shorf, quick arcs wifh a caufioning finger following in ifs wake fo confrol fhe volume. The arcs quicken and shorfeng fhe hand now fairly disappears: fhen sfops-and wifh if all sound: in one long unfalfer- ing swing fhe hand and bafon rise 'rogefherg fhen pause: fhen drop: wifh spasmodic beaf fhey pound up and down while crash of drum and blare of horns keep rhyfhm. If is living, moving music. lnfegral parf of USAC life was fhe wide music program: for every musically inclined individual fhere was some field of music fo inferesf him. The band, fhe pep-band, fhe choruses, orchesfra, ensembles, individual lessons-each offered fo Aggies an opporfunify for music edu- cafion. Nof devofed enfirely fo fhe pracficing-musician, fhe deparfmenf was consfanfly func- fioning for one's lisfening pleasure . . . Innovafion of lafe in fhe year were fhe Tuesday noon musicales. Nof requiring affendance of anyone, nof widely publicized, fhese Vickers-arranged programs affracfed every Tuesday a small, buf enfhusiasfic, group of music-lovers. Perform- ing were leading soloisfs of fhe college on insfrumenf and voice. Novel presenfafion in mid-year was fhe piano duef recifal feafuring Blanche Deschamps, Shirley Wafland, and Miss LuDean Rogers, insfrucfor of piano. The fwo piano work broughf highesf praise from an awed sfudenf body . . . From fhe music on fhe legifimafe side fo fhe currenfly consumed boogie-woogie wenf sfudenf fancy af will: in demand were fhose whose falenfs included fhe science of hof licks. Campus dance bands which boasfed solid sending were on fhe give fhe year ' round. All-inclusive, fhis music was adequafe for everyone-lisfener or parficipanf, iam arfisf or sym- phonuf-and grew even more imporfanf as a campus feafure. I27 solving national ills... DEBATERS LAUNCHED upon a busy year early in fhe fall as fbey underfook fl1e Ufal1 Sfafe edifion of fl1e Rocky Mounfain Forensic League conference. Careful prepara- fion provided a smooflmly-run convenfion for fhe delegafes from all fhe Rocky Mounfain colleges. lRigl1fi C. U. golden- boys pulled mosf skullduggery in railroading cerfain mea- sures flirough flue legislafive assembly. All in fun, fl1ougl1. Proceeding fo flwe final day was one of four Aggie feams enfered in flue fournamenf af Weber College. Clay and Fonnesbeck were one of fhe lasf fo go and regisfered a consoling vicfory over fhe fournamenf winning U. S. C. debafers. UNFETTERED, SELDOM serious Don Rollo Bowen and Jack McGraw Anderson propounded solufions for na- fional ills only Bowen, Anderson, and Harmon Perry would dream up. STUDIOUS, QUIET Wells Allred feamed wifh fhe only woman on fhe squad, smoofh, good-and infellecfual-looking Adrus Hansen of Elwood, fhrough one fournamenf. ALSO PARTICIPATING, fhough noi' parfners, were Senior Glenn Fuller, perienced Aggie speaker, and Fr Jerry Olson, who early fled fhe ra for Buzzer dufies. LATER IN THE YEAR, wifh deplefed funds somewhaf replenished, Fonnesbeck, Clay, lverson, and Palmer frekked coasfward fo fhe annual College of fhe Pacific meef in Sfockfon, California. Junior college speak- ers fook in fhe Regional Junior college meef af Price, Ufah. Neifher fournamenf found USAC debafers in final rounds. The annual college high school fournamenf in fhe spring gave prep school speakers a look-see af Sfafe and an opporfunify fo compefe for frophies. Lasf college forensic parficipa- fion of fhe year came in Sfafe Capifol Represenfafives' Chamber, where Ufah col- lege speakers fried fheir hands again af polifical maneuvering . . . Efficienf, econ fheorizing, superb arguer Evan B. Murray, official coach, fhrew puns, sarcasm, and ideas fo debafe enfhusiasfs. His role as brain-frusfer for debafe squad was sfrong- esf parf of a funds-lacking feam. Confribuf- ing fo fhe general welfare of forensics were Dr. Halberf Greaves and Dr. F. D. Daines, long-sfrong supporfers. HANGOVER PARTNERS from high school, Howard Blood and Desmond Anderson, hand- some, deep-fhinking, frosh saw acfion in sev- eral forensic evenfs. JOURNALIST, faifh expounding Lane Palmer divided affenfion befween.myriad exfra-class acfivifies while parfner Evan lverson again proved himself a ranking exfemporaneous logician. COUNTED ON HEAVILY for leadership were John Clay and Alan Fonnesbeck. Fonnesbeck, Agora Club dicfafor, was fhe leading college debafer. Hand-fhrower Clay held purse sfrings as well as managerial dufies. the college dehalers l29 Colonel Cross Major Blair, Capiain Sloclc Lieulenanrs Bunker and HEADED BY Colonel Ma'H'hew A. Cross, Ulah Sl'a'l'e R.O.T.C. men had lhe 'frying job of allempling +0 planl miliiary informafion info 'rhe unreceplive heads of basic sfudenfs. Drill sessions every Tues- day and Thursday aflernoon revealed +ha+ il' look palience and hard worlc lo push fhe green fresh- men and sophomores around 'lhe quad. Lieulenanf Nielson, wilh a lypical army man's hard-boiled exferior, was once again popular wifh +he firsl' year s+uden+s, while Lieufenanl' Bunker slruggled wifh fhe coclcy sophomores. Powerhouser Sergeanl' Daly did mosl of +he shoufing in fhe gunshed Winfer Quarler, and sludenls soon learned lo respecf his abiliiy and his lemper. La+e in lhe year Lieulenanl Ward received his cap+ain's bars along wirh congrafulafions of fhe enrire deparlmenl. lllll llllllllllllll Willl-l.ll.l.U. 130 Lieulenanl Bullen, Caplain Ward. Sergeanls Daly, Moore, Cazazza Hllllllllilllllll STRAINING MUSCLES and minds, basic sludenls fried mosl of l'he lime 'ro calch lhe command and 'lo 'lranslale il info 'rhe appropriale aclion. Their hours in 'rhe sun nelfed resulls, lhough, as foward spring review whole baHeries execu+ed simple commands wi'rh li++le error. lmprovemenl' in cade'r commanders was fell, loo, by frainees. Favorife res'r pasfime al' year's beginning was +o chuckle al' a commander's mislalces or lo curse his obsfinacy-al' year's end, however, mosl' of 'lhe advanced men commanded 'rhe admirafion of lheir charges. Winler quarfer broughl Fieldhouse and gunshed sessions, frighfening and fascinafing +o new recruils, followed by ho'r spring affernoons back on fhe quad. Iheu are armg hound GRADUATING FROM fheir fraining as Milifary Officers, fhe men lisfed below sfepped info fhe U. S. Army as second lieufenanfs. Considered by milifary aufhorifies as indispensable fo fhe war efforf and by coeds as magnficenf were: Samuel L. Avis, Chris T. Axelgard, Evan A. Baugh, Keifh S. Boyer, Ray R. Canning, Harold R. Capener, David T. Clark, Ned P. Clyde, Elmer C. Fox, Dean B. Freeman, Mervin Hall, Royal B. Henderson, Lynn B. Hollisf, Ray C. Hugie, Clyde F. Hursf, Leo William Jex, Presfon D. Johnson, Ronald C. Johnson, Don C. Kidman, Richard S. Laffin, Russel Lisfon, Dominick M. Laverne, Glen L. Maughan, John B. Millard, Dale R. Miller, Alberf W. Mifchell, Jr., Guy G. Pace, Sferling K. Peferson, Denfon S. Richards, Dean J. Rogers, Richard H. Romney, Roma O. Salfzgiver, Jr., Lloyd E. Shaw, Harold C. Sfeed, Clifford D. Sfock, Neil Wilcox, Roberf F. Wilson, Edward S. Scarfezina . . . Even more magnificenf were fufure Second Louies, honor-graduafes: Joseph T. Abboff, Roberf E. Corey, Ezra W. Geddes, Kennefh R. Hampfon, Rex H. Hampfon, David K. Hulme, Melvin L. Manning, Glen T. Nelson, John A. Shaw. IIIIIUIIUH llll IIIHUISIUII WITH THE SUN bealing down and lheir guns screwed in every possible direclion, drill- men sfand as slraighl as possible and awail 'the whisfle al 2 P.M., ending lhe drill session. They pray l'ha'I' Ihe officer won'I' nolice 'lhose wrinkled coals, missing buH'ons, and unsewed overseas hals. They polish bells on lheir sleeves and shoes on Iheir panls leg: wiI'h bored expressions lhey hear six lo lhe fronl' and 'rhree +o lhe rear and don'+ anlicipale lhe command a hundred limes. A+ ease and res+ bring 'lhal opporlunily +o admire lhe sponsors, brealhe deeply, and aslc 'rhe lime. This is mililary science, American slyle. BIG SURPRISE 'lo lhe mililary dopeslers was 'lhe appoinlmenl' of John A. Shaw lo 'lhe high-and- mighfy posl of Cadel' Colonel, based on grades, mililary alfilude, discipline. Shaw relurned from a Iwo-year L. D. S. mission lo +aIce his place al' lhe head of Ihe advanced mililary men. On 'lhe lefl Colonel Cross congralulafes Shaw following lhe announcemenl' of his appoinlmenl' al Cadel' Hop. Slldllllllll Hllll lllilllll MILITARY MEN BAND +ogel'her in exclusive Scabbard and Blade. Sfaff-advised by Capfain Slock, 'rheir s+uden+ commanders were Ned Clyde, pasl', and Max Rogers, incoming. The inilialion process finds prospeclive members saluling each olher under lhe clock, periodically announcing +he lime, and mock-drilling in 'l'he halls. l Clyde Hursf, Caplain Ned Clyde, Clifford S+ock, Chris Axelgard. lREARl: Pace, P. Johnson, Geddes, Pe+er- son, R. Hampfon, K. Hampi'on,. Hugie lFron+l: Capfain Slock, Romney, Corey, Hurs'I', AbboH', D. Rogers, S+ock, Clyde. lREARl: Coburn, McDonald, McClure, Mur- ray, Whifney, L. Rogers, R. Caine, Budge. lFron1'l: Freeman, Baugh, Miichell, Miller, Hanson, Bishop, Flefcher, Pugsley. lREARl: Geauque, Schopper, Long, Samo- wifz, Sneddon, Ben+on, James, Thorpe. lFron+l: Lewis, Baff, Slolcer, Jaynes, Hanson G. Anderson, Call, Hillon. PICKED BY Advanced Milifary men each year is fhe Sponsor Corps, choice array of feminine falenf. Though fhe sponsor is fhe only milifary figure on fhe campus ofher fhan fhe colonel deserving a salufe, her place is far from a bed of roses. Wifh Dick Romney calling commands, she drilled abouf fwice as hard as basics: she boughf her own uniform and was required fo affend weekly meefings, drills. Neverfheless fhe Sponsors were looked up fo and admired by everyone on fhe campus: fheir marching abilify compared quife favorably wifh fheir male counferparfs. The largesf Sponsor unif in fhe ninfh corps area, fhe Ufah Sfafe blue-clads were prominenf figures af every milifary funcfion. Their precision review highlighfed fhe Milifary Ball, fhey added considerable color fo fhe Tuesday, Thursday drills. Harrief Parks, Elaine Nelson, Vera Griffin. MEMBERS: H. Parks, E. Nelson, V. Griffin, B. Hafch, R. Hyer, F. Monfrose, C. Mickelson, R Richards, K. Sfevenson, H. Sfeward, A. Hansen, A. Ryan, G. Harris, H. Sfoddard, K. Loosle l. Pixfon, J. Frampfon, D. Nielsen, P. Bennion, R. Everfon, B. Baff, M. Bernsfon, C. Blair, D. Berge- son, R. Thursfon, A. Carfer, U. Woodland, E. Nelson, E. Call, M. Call, M. Cooley, K. Anderson M. Cameron, B. Tripp, M. Roundy, B. Fifzgerald, E. Manning, C. Pond, E. Wadleigh, J. Ray S. Buefler, J. Slack, P. Ballinger, M. Tanner, R. Poole. l ACTIVITY OF THE milifary men was nof confined fo fhe drill field of flie ploffing room alone. True fo milifary fradifion fhe officers reveled af flweir own privafe parfy, fhe Cadef Hop. lf was here fhe sfudenf regimenfal officers were named. ln fhe upper pl1ofo we see fhe officers passing along 'l'l1e recepfion line af flwe Hop. There were special parades-Homecoming, Coed Day-fhaf were all iusf anofher drill fo men in fhe ranks, buf were grafifying fo officers and deparfmenf officials. Of course, relief exfraordinaire af any fime was a momenfary chaf wifh sponsors. llllllll lllllll lllllllllll AFTER WEEKS of preparalion ihe mililary deparfmeni presenied i'rs annual display of precision drilling a+ +he milifary ball. The only school funcfion 'ro be held a+ ihe Dansanie aHer The schism in +ha'l quarler, fhe ball was, as usual, a social highlight The lheme, Vic'rory's Ours wiih Uni'l'ed Powers was chosen in a campus-wide con+es'r won ioinily by Kennefh Hampfon, Joyce Adney, and Joy Nelson. The grand march, led by digniiaries of sfale, school, and deparlmenl, proceeded wifhouf blunder-ihe en+ire affair, in faci, was wi'rhou+ a hifch, and Therefore a credif +o Hs planning commi'r'rees. ABOVE, +he grand march as if emerg- ed from 'lhe mililary arch. AT LEFT, ihe crowds arrive a+ 'lhe ball ready for an evening of fun. ALWAYS POPULAR, 'lhe refresh- menf fable served punch wi'l'hou+ The spike. W BANDWAGONER lneda Hickman iolis 'Hue fypewriier wickedly in furning ouf her widely-read column. lnecla is old-'limer of Life siaff. DRAWLING Sam Bailey, Ediior, grins a'I' Chief-graf+er, Business Manager Dick Romney. Affecfionaiely known as Sam and Dick, +l1ese boys successfully s+eered Siudeni' Life 'ihrough a cui'-budgei' year. appearing aaakla was luaaal Iila CALDER PICKETT, Verle Spencer, and Rex Plowman once-over a naiional magazine wi1'l1 'I'ypical iournalis+s' enfhusiasm--un. PALMER and Gwen ker chief confenders 3 eduforship, obscure I-abused assignmenf Sfudenf Life fradifion. campus organism IN SPITE OF paper shorfage, fhe rise in prices, and fhe draff, Sfudenf Life rolled off fhe presses and info fhe halls Thursdays af eleven. This SAE-con+rolled publicify faffler gave venf fo lafenf iournalisfic falenf and a salary fo fhe Edifor. The sfaff convened weekly fo consume a bushel of apples, draw carfoons on 'the assignmenf board, and run down fhe faculfy whom fhey lauded publically. Inevifably copywrifers gof fhe publicifyg Romney gof fhe adverfising, and Bailey gof fhe Farm Flashes. Tuesday and Wednesday nighfs Lifers gafhered af fhe prinf shop fo drink colces, swap creafive wrifing fhemes and read proof. Female reporfers undermined fhe AWS and sfudenf polifics fo gef Edifor Sam elecfed Cinderella Man. Bailey was fhe con- formerg Henriod, fhe informer: Palmer, fhe reformer-fhus yellow iournalism was execufed, elo- cufed, and somefimes even read. Neverfheless Sfudenf Life, fhe power behind fhe fhrone of college info, had ifs environs decorafed wifh cups-symbols of excellence from fhe R.M.l.P.A. EVIL STAFF wafches anofher issue of Sfudenf Life in bed. IDLING THROUGH pigeon COLLABORATORS Sfan NEWSHAWKING by fele holes are Genevieve Johnson Anderson and Bryce Roe phone are Doreffa Salusbury and Befh Wakely. Pigeon- whip ouf fheir famous caus- and Maxine Burgoyne Tele holed was poor copy-fhaf fic observafions wifh un- phone offen saw service In a is, somefimes. baffing eyes. social capaclfy ef ',eTW3?E J:'?Z-1--,-ei .V , the 19112 buzzer HECTIC, INDEED, is a year in fhe life of an annual fhal' undergoes lhe draHing of 'rhe Edifor, pin-hanging of 'rhe Business Manager, and +he snipping of H'1e budget Ye+ lhal is fhe one-word sl'ory of l'he l942 Buzzer. Hecfic. Lyn Larson, copy: Anne Murdock, copy: Charles Henry, s+aHs+icsg Florence Heywood, copy, Don Bowen, copy: Calder PickeH, copy. Margarel' Ann Wilson, moral supporh Gloria Harris, General: Don Black, phologg Mary Walker, office: Anne Kennedy, office: Melba Call, business. l40 -Nb- Ediror Granl Beihers Business Manager J. T. Ab Managing Edifor Jerry Ol FROM THE pafch quill of lhough evolving 'From H1e heads on fhese page came an assor+men+ of ideas-unusu phofo angles, clever work combina Hons, efficiency operalions schemes: persuasive sales fechniques. Thrown +o: ge'I'her or pulled +oge+her, fhese idea were hashed over, lried, refried, dis carded or refained un'l'il fhe book yo now examine developed. xi 23 llilllill -arloffe Henriod, copy Jean Carlos, business: Lausanne Gudmunsen, office, Charles Henry ll publicifyg Florence Crane, office. lUl lllllllll lBlBlEHUH BEHIND ALL THIS exchange and re- visal of nofions was fhe guiding fhoughf of preserving an accurafe, unprefenfi- ous, in-fhe-fypical-manner reminiscence of life af fhe Ufah Sfafe Agriculfural College for fhe year l942. Defermined fo deliver no bouquefs fo undeserving hands, ready fo give due recognifion, fhe sfaff expecfs no more fhan fhis in your iudgmenf of fhis creafion. Haven Barlow, business Doris Wallin, office Rufh M. 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K 71 g 1 .1 - :g:a . f ' , ' 1,-,f ,, ,.,.w 1 - -' T:---Y-KW ' ' mw,fg, V! mrylnj-7 . ,.J: iEw'- 'f' 1 TRACING THE COURSE of college afhlefics 'For +he year is +he all-powerful Afhlelic Coun- cil. Wi+h a voice in i+s decisions are: lin orderl Russell E. Bernslon, A. N. Sorenson, Wayne Morgan, E. L. Romney, and G. B. Caine. Morale of Aggie srudenls is always affecl- ed by 'rhe a+hle+ic se'r-up. Though +he maior 'rrial, foorball, failed miserably, Aggie a'rhle+es and specfalors were appeased wiih a complefe alhlefic program. From fhe bally- hooed, commercialized evenfs, 'foofball and baskefball, fhrough 'rhe lesser sfars, frack, fennis, and wresiling, fo +he quad inframurals and off-campus skiing-prime emphasis is upon par+icipa+ion. Pushing 1'he idea +ha+ every person has a place in physical aciivify, fhe powers of USAC aihlefics-Jensen, Romney, Healon, Nelson, Gould, Burnefl, Young, Swenson-exer+ed rheir pressure 'ro bring every collegian info fhe wide alhlefic program. In fhe field Aggie represenfalives scaHered fheir fire: lhey came close +0 several all-lime highs: 'rhey reached some all-lime lows. a unmplele alhleliu urn UNIQUE INNOVATION in inira- muraI compefifion is The Uiag Open House scheme. Combina- fion of circus, indoor +racIc meei, and church-par'I'y game session, I'he eveni Iieafures an evening of compeiiiion among in'l'ramuraI feams in a number of IiHIe-pub- Iicized evenI's-box hockey, ping- pong, Iumbling, voIIey baII, 'fire wresiling, pyramid building, darfs. Wi'rh ai Ieasi' one confesi always in progress, open house fans, meiodrama-fashion, si'r on side- lines +o cheer for favoriies, Iaugh ai' boners, and acclaim viciors. Piling up The biggesi aggregaie for fraiernifies ai' ihe eveni was Pi Kappa Alpha, WeIIsviIIe and Foresfers 'rook honors in 'I'he ofher leagues. SPE-sponsored BeHy Lou Green became ihe queen of +he eveni in baIIoI'ing and was pre- senfed wifh a sweaier, siandarci inframural award, by Israel Heafon -Direcfor of +he Open House. Iupper Ief+.I -Wffixi yi. PARALLELING ihe men's open house evenl was 1'he dance con+es+ sponsored by fhe women's inframural deparlmeni. Compefiiion cenfered around enlries in characfer, crealive, social, lap, and folk dancing. Held in 'ihe fieldhouse, +he affair +ook on 'rhe a+mosphere of a Broadway producfion as women's campus organizaiions pul on a display oi grace, cosiuming, and originalify. Kappa Delia, mosf frequenl' winner of pasi con1'es+s, was surpassed by fhe Chi O dancers who held firsi' in 'rhree of 'Five evenls . . . A+ 'rop is fhe Chi Omega creaiive Deep Purple, mosl effecfively coslumed dance of +he show: eF'Feci'ively coslumed in anofher sense wore ihe KD crealors lbolioml who fied wi+h Deep Purple and +he Alpha Chi crealion for firsf in lhal' division. A+ cenfer is fhe winning AXO social dance: highlighi' was Pei'erson's discard of parlner. lABOVEl: Ag Club's winning fouch fooiball leam. lBELOWl: Noonday in+ramural wresiling s+ar+s under 'rhe wafchful eye of J. T. Abbo'H'. lUPPER RlGHTl: Fralernily league baskeiball iniramurals feaiures wins by Sigma Chi over PiKA. ILOWER RlGHTl: Clown Con Ber+in, sfudenf inframural direclor, does rever+ing faciics. STEPPING INTO Coach Hy Hunsaker's iniramural direcfor- ship, Israel Heafon, aided by S+uden'r Direclor Con Berfin, produced an inframural program which ranked wifh 'ihe besi on ihe record . . . Pushed off wi'rh 'louch foolball in which Ag Club, Sigma and Wellsville copped honors, lhe 'murals quickly +ook in A and B baskefball runoffs. Sigs 'look bo+hg Ag and Engineers shared B and A respeclivelyg Casfle Valley breezed lhrough for +he clubs. On l'he mai' 'lhe Sig wres'l'lers again made lhe grade while Foreslers came lhrough wi+h +heir firsl' win of 1'he year. Open house 'Found PKA, Foresiers, and Wells- ville emerging iriumphanh SPE gof lhe queen. Foresfers began lo lenglhen +heir siride wi'rh a win in swimming, Sigs again blue-ribboned: Cas'I'le Valley and Soulhern Idaho fied for fhe club 'rank awards. Sigma Chi ganged up +o walk away in fhe Winier Carnival while Foreslers again edged fhe Engineers. FROM SMART gym 'rhe volleyball +ourna- men? moved 'lo lhe 'Fieldhouse where SAE, Engineers, and Jordan became champs. The dea+h siruggle of Engineers and For- esfers faking a I-O championship vicfory in wafer polo: SAE crepi upon 'rhe Sigs again wifh anofher 'riile here. The spring frack meef found fhe Royal Whife Cross men beaiing ou+ Educaiion by a narrow margin. 0 l l il IH ll l il l S SANDWICHED BETWEEN +he spring snows, rhe so'F+loall iourna- meni' again was fop quad a'r'rrac+ion and held, along wi+h spring- con'res+ed fennis, 'I'he deciding couniers in all bu+ fhe fra+erni1'y league where Sigma Chi held a subsfaniial margin . . . Honored af fhe annual inrramural banquei were ihe managers of fhe par- 'ricipafing organizarions. Deserving 'rhe honors, fhese managers foolc difficulf iobs when 'rhey agreed +o have 'reams in ihe field- on fime. Their efforl' insured fhe success of fhe program. i I FOR UNATTACHED hopefuls ihe all-campus 'iournamenis offered com- peiifion. These evenis 'Found many free-lance pariicipanis piling up en- viable records. lABOVEl: Spring sofiball packed +he quad. ILEFT TOPl: Winning Sig baske+ball ieam, spring. ILEFTJ: Fra'rerni+y warer-polo champs --SAE. lllllHlIilllHliSlS lllll Ihli W SMALLER, BUT WITH no less enfhusiasm, is 'lhe inframural program for women sfudenis. Direcied by Margarei' Joe Goold and s'ruden+ Rurh Andrus, ihe program provides compe'ri'rion in feam sporrs- as sofrball and +enniquoi1's-as well as individual evenfs-as crocquef and rennis. The quad affer five becomes lhe scene for many of 'rhese con'res+s lpar- 'licularly enjoyed by fhe service menlg if is here ihai ihe Big Three -Darrs, Aggierfes, and Speedsiers -oufdisiance fhe affiliaie eniries wirh appareni' ease . . . Like fhe male inrramuralisis, fhe gals have an award banquel' a+ The Bluebird where manager sweafers and individual awards are given. Well- organized and holly-con'I'es1'ed Throughout ihe pro- gram provides iusi' 'rhe righf relaxaiion and exercise for lhe busy college woman. aggle grldlrnn 1942 INCONSISTENT WITH THE success of fhe '4I Sfanford lndian T-formafion was Ufah Sfafe's firsf season wifh fhis decepfive mefhod of play. In facf, fhe I94I Aggie foof- ball season was a loss from almosf every angle in which figures were fhe deciding facfors. Nosediving fo fhe firsf complefe whifewash in Aggie hisfory, USAC foof- ballers felf fhe sfing of crificism from almosf every quarfer. However, a cerfain loyalfy in fhe sfudenfbody, fhe sfrong- esf fans, puf ofher considerafions besides fhe scores, fhe averages, fhe fofals foremosf in analyzing fhe season. V V FIRST- CONSIDERATION, THE COACH. Smiling Dick Romney, in his fwenfy-second year of foofball coaching af Ufah Sfafe, in spife of fhe season offered no excuses. Rafher, defermined fo sfage a USAC come- back, Romney began laying plans for fhe l942 campaign. Players whom he coached had fhe greafesf admirafion for him: his influence from his new posf of USAC Afhlefic Direcfor had profound effecf upon fhe college afhlefic program. Bearing wifhouf wincing or even cracking his famous smile, Dick Romney wenf abouf fhe business of building fhe sfrongesf possible I942 foofball feam. The censorious sfudenfbody admired fhis in fhe man. CAPTAIN MARVIN BELL ENDING HIS par'ricipanI s career in college was Capiain Marvin Dingle Bell. Injured for a large par? of Ihe season, Bell came back fo play brillianl' foolball, Io remain 'Ihe campus idol. gl. .g,,.Q. IQ! 'Q. MEL MANNING CHRIS AXELGARD RALPH MAUGHAN JACK MOORE FURTHER SUBDUING criI'icism of I'he no-win season was a common respecl for I'he players. Working I'ogeI'her 'Ihese Aggiemen had given Iheir all in every game. Anxious 'Io bring viclory home 'Ihey had sacrificed pleasures, drilled brulally, played desperalely. Ever razzed aboul Iheir defeals, ever begged for vicI'ories-Ihe sI'rain was Ierrilic. Noi insuI'FicienI' was 'rheir efforl, bul' superb. I50 cloud nun ideraliun - the plagers lBACKl: Coach E. L. Romney, Sam Merrill, John Pufnick, Glen Sorensen, Frank Yose, Jean Andrews, Dick Griffin, Manager Jack Anderson, Trainer George Nelson. lThird Rowl: Assisianl' Coach Deb Young, Joe lngersoll, Mel Wood, Dale James, Don Dolquisi, Acquilla Allen, Gail Duncan, Nephi Schwab, Ralph Maughan. lSeconcl Rowl: Fred Allen, Burion Silcock, Bill Ba+'r, Capfain Marvin Bell, Jim Paulos, Jack Moore, Chris Axelgard, Bob Choafe, Guy Pace, Dee Whiiesides. lFron'l' Rowl: Melvin Manning, Charles Hufchinsen, Hue Jewkes, Ferrin Sondregger, Jack Gilberf, Dick Howard, James Marlin, Dave Clark, Burns Crooksfon, Mascol' Deck. l5l lliilllll LOSING-LOYALTY of Aggie roofers was lweiglmfened by flue crop of graduafing Seniors who were seeing fheir lasf sfruggles on flue college field. Many sfars of a briglmfer day in USAC foof- ball lmisfory were in fheir midsf. Mel Manning, Big Counfy gridder, fhough injured during fhe season, bowed from a brighf career on flue college sporf scene. Manning was a red-l1of T formafion back being fricky and fasf on l1is feef. Reliable Sam Merrill, in graduafing fook one of fhe mosf consisfenfly-good performers from flue Aggie line. Chris Axelgard, husky end, leff flwe Romney camp affer fl1ree years wiflw fhe Aggie feam. Dave Clark, reliable reserve, was anoflner wl1o leff fl1e Aggies for fl1e final fime. Aggie ball-packers hif fough going, buf churn on glhe linen ,IN . .,. ERRIN SONDREGGER GLEN SORENSEN SAM MERRILL FRED ALLEN JOE INGERSOLL BOB CHOATE 'sf'- DAVE CLARK DICK HOWARD JACK GILBERT I53 ,,, Hlllllll HHH Ulilllllll AFTER THE SHOCK of 'I'he goose-egg in 'lhe Uiags win column and l'he feeling of loneliness lhal' comes from lheir place al' fhe fool' of +he sfandings has passed, a closer examinalion of ihe record of +he l942 foolball season ai Ulah Sl'a+e reveals fha? defeaf was no+ always inevilable. ln lhe season's opener againsi' Paul McClung's males, lhe Golden Buffaloes of Colorado, lhe home boys worked up +he dope-upseHing score, I3-7. Wi+h a pass infercepfion in +he closing minures of 'rhe fay on 'rhe +hree- yard line by 1'he Buff's Texa Reilly breaking up a 68-yard drive lhal' promised +he lying counlers, Aggies fell' fhai' some fa+e had a hand in picking +he viclor. Hearfened by lheir showing againsf C. U., 'rhe Aggie grids'l'ers wenf info fhe pracfice Idaho U. game wi+h high hopes-hopes 'rhal' were dashed by l'he heavier Bengal squad ro 'l'he +une of I6-O. The Shaunassey T, 'rhough looking smoofh ai' limes, seemed ineffec+ual when U+ags neared AGGIE DRAGNET closes on D. U. sprinler. IS4 DAIL JAMES DEAN ANDREW BURTON SILCOCK 'VFP' lslkqle-. JIM PAULOS MEL WOOD BURNS CROOKSTON lllll lllllllll IN THEIR SECOND league encounfer, 'lhe homecoming fiasco wil'h Colorado Slale, 'l'he Aggies had sure viclory in 'rheir grasp bul 'For l'he Coloag's lasl' minule one-man-gang- Lewis Denl. When lhe opening whisl'le's echo had barely finished reverberaling in l'he Aggie bowl, Freddie Allen, flashy Aggie back, broke away 'For a 78-yard iaunl' worlh six poinls. This margin seemed large enough as Aggies clam- ored several limes close lo scoring l'erri+oryg aforemenlioned Mr. Denl' lhen came alive in l'he 'final canlo and wi'l'h a fire- cracker leam around him quickly pushed over seven poinls, broke up ano'l'her Aggie drive via l'he inlerceplion roule . . . Brigham Young Universily nexl' look full and decisive measure of l'he Ulags, 28-0. Clicking in every parficular, were 'rhe Brigham boys as lhey piled up yardage and score over lhe sluggish, seemingly dazed Aggie leam and lefl' Logan 'fans in 'lhe darkesl of deplhs. DELAYING aclion from 'lhe fore. vffQ6fi'f'i ulags lumug Ihen remover THE HAPLESS AGGIES in fheir lasf home game of fhe season again bowed in defeaf, fhis fime fo Denver U. The ballyhooed Baffle of fhe T's proved fo be a washouf as Duncan, Aggie find for fhe fullback posf, followed earlier-in-fhe-season iniuries Bell, Manning, and Twifchell ouf of acfion. Duncan's deparfure from fhe game seemed fo drain fhe lasf spark from fhe Aggies: if was Denver all fhe way . . . lnsulf fo injury came in fhe Wyoming game. Wyoming, doped as fhe sfalesf grid-gallopers in fhe conference, snarled or bluffed fheir way fo a 6-6 fie wifh fhe Farmers . . . The furkey-day game was quife a differenf sfory. Wifh fheir pre-game sfock abouf as far under fhe Redskins' as fhe baromefers would regisfer, fhe Ufags shocked fhe Capifal Cify hillfoppers and fhrilled fheir own followers wifh an amazing 33-2l score. Rack- ing up fheir besf score of fhe year, fhe season's besf conference pass offensive and fhe smoofher funcfioning T of fhe fwo, Aggie players fook credif for a sfarfling comeback. GAIL DUNCAN AQUILLA ALLEN GUY PACE Q HUE JEWKES BILL BATT JAMES MARTIN FRANK YOSE UTAH AGGIES infercepfg everyone in air abouf if. AFTER THE U GAME, wifh no bowl offers parficularly imminenf, Aggie gridders checked in fheir suifs and furned fheir affenfion eifher fo classes or 'rhe ofher afhlefic fields . . . Aggie fans, fhough disappoinfed on fhe whole in fhe season, sfill were able fo speak of fhe campaign in ofher fhan superlafive derogafives. They were safisfied somewhaf wifh Romney's fighf-lipped swing foward '42 prospecfsg fhey liked fhe spirif which players always fried for: fhey were appeased wifh minor fifles of Highesf scorers-on Ufah and Besf pass-offensive for a single game . . . The greaf mass of Ufag Safurday's children leff fhe sfands wifh a hazy nofion of waifing unfil fhe l942 feam was 'rroffed ouf. Maybe fhen fhey would have somefhing fo rouse fheir nof-so-noble cheering fo a real fhunder. , o o o lhanksglvlng finale GOOD AT OFFENSIVE scoring, buf beffer as defensive men under opponenfs' baskefs, were regular guards Keifh Trane Icapfainl and Melvin IRedI Briggs, bofh shown here as fhey anficipafe a couple more poinfs for fhe blue and whife feam. Reserve cenfer Bill Durranf poinfs his eyes foward fhe ceiling as he prepares fo go up affer a jump ball, while regular cenfer Verne Hoffman delicafely and accurafely handles fhe ball from a difficulf pivof posifion. Hoffman, a sophomore in Big-Seven compe- fifion, was rafed among fhe conference's besf by many sporfs experfs. COACH BOB BU RNETT KEITH TRANE MELVIN BILL DURRANT VERNE nnnrninn n new nnnnh TAKING OVER UTAH STATE baskefball reins buf fhree weeks before regular conference play began, Coach R. W. IBobI Burneff fransformed a green Aggie quinfef info a vivid enfry in fhe Big-Seven cage scene. Changing in fhree days from Sfanford Universify freshman coach fo head varsify hoop menfor of Ufah Sfafe, Burneff replaced H. B. IBebej Lee who was called info acfive service wifh fhe Unifed Sfafes Navy. The personable Lee had served fhree monfhs affer faking over dufies held fwenfy-fhree years by E. L. IDickI Romney, now direcfor of USAC afhlefics. Coach Burneff, likeable, laughable, heady, gained respecf of fans and players alike as he senf vicfory- seeking feams onfo fhe floor againsf squads of whaf was fhis year one of fhe nafion's foughesf conferences. I58 NT CULLIMORE EVAN BAUGH NJN MAUGHAN ORRIN CURTIS ICS GRANT CULLIMORE and Evan Baugh, regular 'Forwards on 'Hue I942 Aggie quin+e1', carried a large parf of 'I'l1e Farmers' scoring load in +l1e Big-Seven campaign. Boll: measuring less +l1an six feel, Cullimore and Baugh were speedy, did a lol' of decepfive, accurafe shooling 'for lhe Ufags. Backing up Hue Two scoofers af flue 'for- ward posfs were The squad's +alles'l men, Glen Maughan and Orrin Curfis. Well drilled in screening and ball refrieving, 'rhe +wo 6 H. 4 inch men were senf info 'rl1e game when l1eigl1l' was sorely needed under boil: baslcels. lllilll Slillli lllilllllll llilSllBlllilll aggies finish In number live sunt THREE SOPHOMORE hoopsfers who did 'Iheir share of playing in waning minufes of Aggie games were Bill Sharp, Roger Taylor, and Dick Griffin. Sharp, Ieff-handed, Iiffle, red-headed awed fans wifh his accurafe shoofing and speed when he was in fhe ball game. Taylor, as sure as fhe suresf af making free-fosses, was also speedy, also small. Griffin, who began 'Ihe season Iafe because of an overlapping foofball season developed rapidly info one of Coach Burneff's mosf frusfed, sfeady, reserves. Griffin played af eifher forward or guard posifions. BILL SHARP ROGER TAYLOR DICK GRIFFIN UTAH FINESSE fails fo click. CULLIMORE and U'I'e hold pose WM BACK ROWl: G. Maughan, B. Durranf, O. Curfis. lMiddle Rowl: Mgr. B. Corey, R. Taylor, O. Allen, B. Sharp, T. Roberfs D Griffin. lFronf Rowl: R. Maughan, E. Baugh, K. Trane, M. Briggs, V. Hoffman, G. Cullimore, Coach B. Burneff C. Peilerson, Mascof. RATED AS POTENTIAL cellar-dwellers af fhe sfarf of fhe season, 'rhe Aggies were soon recognized as a smoofh working squad, ended fhe campaign in fiffh place wifh nine losses, fhree wins. Twice fhe Aggies dropped Colorado Sfafe, and once fhey defeafed Denver universify while losing con- fesfs fo Colorado, Ufah, Brigham Young, and Wyoming . . . Ralph Maughan, Tom Roberfs, and Aquilla Allen were fhree more reserves who showed plenfy of promise cluring fhe conference season. Maughan, a sophomore, played in nearly every game during fhe season, sfarfed fhe final confesl' againsf fhe conference champion Colorado Buffaloes. Replacing Mel Briggs, who was ill fhe lasf week, Maughan did some brillianf playing as 'rhe underdog Aggies baffled fhe Buffs righf down fo The final gun. RALPH MAUGHAN AQUILLA ALLEN TOM ROBERTS BACK ROWI Coach Marvin Bell, Kenneih Lindsey, Bill Holmeslead, Sergio Alvarez, Tony Su+ich, Udell Wankier. Second Row Dave McMullin, Owen Burnham, Kennelh Farrell, Ben Slack, Melvin Thalman. lThird Rowl: Evan Sorenson, Marion Davis, Max Franson, Ted Crawford. llBSllIIli1IlllHSllHll1llll UTAG FRESHMAN +alen+ in +he casaba arf was noficeably lacking +his year as a scanl' rrio of fellows showed up well enough +o even make a bid for a berfh on +he '43 squad. Though +hey didn'+ exhibil' a preponderancee of baskefball skill, Frosh did supply a li'Hle praclice work for Coach Bob BurneH s varsify men. Holding regular workoufs under fhe rufelage of Marv Dingle Bell, +he greenlings were able +o musfer among lhem- selves several in'leres'I'ing conlesfs over l'he year. Neverlheless, il' is wifh raised eye- brows lhal' Coach BurneH' hopes l'ha'l some of fhe fellows may find lheir slride in lime fo provide him wilh reserve malerial for lhe coming baskelball campaign. I62 llllllllllilll llllllllilll SHARPLY CONTRASTING wi+h +he Frosh baskelball +alen+ was l'he year's crop of Frosh foofball hopefuls. Under Coach Charlie Clark's wafchful eye in 'lhe Fall, +he Freshman gridmen were lermed 'lhe besl group of greenlings +o ever dig a spike in 'rhe sfadium green. Showing up in boih fall and spring drills were such boys as Frank lBusl Williams, George Nelson, William lGeorgial Russell, Evan Sorensen, Tony Sulich, and Sergio Alvarez-all backs who showed in lheir midsl bo+h ihe size and speed 'lo bolsfer a T-formafion. Promising linemen were Dick lBlimpl Folkerson, Merrill Crosby, and Gib Madsen. Confribufing more 'rhan a liHle hope for 'rhe '42 Aggie gridiron cause, 'rhese men promise fo push many of lhe regulars io lhe limil' for siarling posilions. Abilily of +he boys showed clearly as ihey puf up lively scraps wiih 'lhe varsify in fhe fall-emerging once as vic'rors. Romney looks +o 'lhe maferial in +he Frosh squad fo pul' Ulah Siaie back in 'l'he circles of championship feams. lBACK ROWl: Bill Holmesiead, Earl James, Tony Sulich, Merrill Crosby, Walker McAllis+er, George Nelson, Douglas Long, Sfanley Jones. lThird Rowl: Bob Bosch, Granl' Ash, Lyngby Sfoker, Jack Hendricks, Jack Larsen, Bill Russell, Evan Sorenson, Thad Yosf, Coach Charlie Clark. lSecond Rowl: Merlyn Jones, Wade Munden, Dick Tibbifs, Sergio Alvarez, Ken Farrell, Louis Klekas, Cecil Cherry. lFirs+ Rowl: Ralph Clark, Dick Folkerson, Ari GoH'fredson, Gibb Madsen. ,GTA i F, 4 . CAPTAIN DALE NELSON CHRIS LESTON SMALL, CONSISTENTLY-FIGHTING, hard-working Aggie fhinclads were rafed dangerous in Big Seven fraclc parficipafion. Pulling many poinfs info Ufag column by sheer drive, fhese Aggie afhlefes had besf success of maior afhlefic enfrees. Handsome Capfain Dale Nelson paced fhe middle-disfances, Sophomore flash Burns Croolcsfon cleared high and low hurdle barriers, and all-round Granf Cullimore broadiumpecl fo confribufe fhe valuable counfers fo fhe Aggie cause. Nof foo con- sisfenf in performance, Chris Lesfon fagged fhe super six foof levels offen enough fo place firsf in several meefs. Weighfman Ralph Maughan, anofher of fhe famous Wellsville clan, was a maior Aggie poinf-man as he fallied repeafedly in every meef. Speedy Rog Taylor frequenfly breezed fhrough fhe dashes in near-record fime. Gordon Porfer, poli- fician-manager, held heads, rubbed fired muscles, and fraclced sfray equipmenf faifhfully during fhe year. BURNS CROOKSTON GRANT CULLIMORE RALPH MAUGHAN ROGER TAYLOR MANAGER GORDON lll lllll llllllll llllllElBS llllll lU lllllli , FOLLOWERS OF CINDER sporfs were hearfened when fhe Aggie crew made ifs '42 debuf againsf Ufah U. New Coach Deb Young placed his men in fhe various evenfs fo fake advanfage of every break, and fhe Farmers came ouf on fhe lean end of a 7I-69 score, upseffing heavy pre-meef odds on Ufah. Second compefifion wifh B.Y.U. found fhem sfrong, faking fhe meef by a considerable margin. Af fhe '42 Sfafe meef, Ufah nosed ouf fhe powerful Aggie and B.Y.U. duo wifh a 5I W fo 46M score, wifh fhe College Hill serving nofice fhaf frack is definifely in. ISTANDINGJ: Coach Young, Bell, Ingersoll, R. Maughan, G. Maughan, Twifchell, Whife, Havens, Johnson, Lisfon, Trainer Nelson, Porfer. lKneelingl: Scarfezina, Clark, Taylor, Cullimore, Sharp, Davis, Crooksfon, Nelson. LOCKER-ROOM chaffer was nof slow in giving creclif for fhe excellenf season fo newcomer Coach Deb Young. Long a brighf lighf in Ufah prep circles, Deb came fo Ufah Sfafe, fook hold of a nof-foo-experi- enced group fo produce pofenfially fhe sfrongesf cinder squad in fhe sfafe. Admired and liked by every afhlefe in his influence, Deb in one year cuf for himself a comforfable niche in fhe Aggie Hall of Fame. aggie Ihinulads me hig LEAN Glenn Maughan cleared ihe high-iump bar wi+h enough agilify 'ro raie him high in Aggie camp and abroad. Sophomore Joe Ingersoll, ver- saiile afhleie, hurled 'ihe discus for Aggie counf- ers while Senior Ned Clyde wound up his collegi- are +rack career by sfepping over hurdles. DISTANCE-RUNNER Winsion Havens was a +hrea+ening figure in every race he enferedg longer disfancer Alfon Davis kepi besi 1'wo-mile record in fhe sfafe. Sophomore Chuck Goodwin, husky runner, drove hard 'ro push 'l'he besi +ape- breakers in 'rhe conference. GLENN MAUGHAN JOE INGERSOLL NED CLYDE WINSTON HAVENS ALTON DAVIS CHUCK GOODWIN mnng slate alhlein - ., 5 ' -- - ' . ':l LEADING OFF 'I'he frack season was The lnframural Track Mee'r in which varsi'I'y cindermen circled fhe frack in +es+ runs. The IOO-yard dash drew mosi' enfhusiasm from fans as fhree runners hii' The +ape almosf simulfaneously. lUpper pho+o.l Breaking +he +ape are Rog Taylor, Chuck Goodwin, and Granf Cullimore. The Iasi' received credii for +he win +ha'r had 'rhe crowd shreiking wi'I'h exci+emen+. Below, Crooksron, s+ar Ufag hurdler, holds a fwo sfep advanrage over Williams and Clyde ai' fhe four+h barrier. The meer, besides condifioning fracksfers, served +o give Coach Deb Young a peak a+ his charges under fire. llll Whom lllll QIIIIU lnllell COACH GOODWIN fapes 'rhe hands of a boxer. MENACING Con Berlin in conference compelifion IBACIQ.: J. Duncan, D. Blanchard, B. Cuff, L. Sloker, WRESTLING CAPTAIN Dale Miller works on BYU oppo- F. Williams, T. Suhch, K. Taylor. lFronll: J. O'TooIe. nenl. Work produced a fall in firsr period for Miller V. Evans, C. Jacobs, C. James, C. Goodwin, L. Ellison. BOXING INTEREST on 'rhe campus was revived wilh much accompanying color during lhe winler sea- son under 'lhe direclion of Chuck Goodwin, 'lalenled Farmer lealher losser who acled as coach of lhe Ulah Aggie squad. Goodwin look a six-man squad info Idaho for meels againsl' Universily of Idaho's lough Bengal crew and U. of I., Soulhern Branch, besides enlering a leam of 'ren in lhe lnlermounlain A.A.U. Tournamenl' al Sall Lake . . . Individual honors in lhe A.A.U. iousl were laken by Lyngly Sloker, lighl' heavyweighl, and Frank lBusl Williams, heavyweighl. S'l'oker punched his way lo l'he Junior Division lille in his weighl, as Williams won l'he senior heavyweighl bunling wilhoul' land- ing a blow afler 'laking l'he iunior heavyweighl' diadem a year ago. Goodwin los'r l'o Harold Jardine, 'lhe slandoul' of fhe lournamenl, in l'he championship round of 'rhe senior I47-pound division. He was 'lhe winner of 'rhe iunior welierweighl gonfalon a year ago. l68 BACKl: Coach George Nelson, Evan Memmoff, Glen Jackson, Winsfon Havens, Tom Pozarnski, Con Berhn, lFron+l: Edward Rice, Drew Grandy, Capiain Gerald Palmer, Dale Maughan, LaMar Mackay boxing and wreslling AFTER TUCKING AWAY fheir sixfh consecufive sfafe collegi- afe wresfling championship, Coach George Nelson's Ufah Aggie mafmen dropped fhe Wesfern Division crown fhey held a year ago fo Brigham Young Universify's grapplers. The Wayne Soffe-coached Cougars chalked up 32 poinfs fo cop fhe bunf- ing and nose ouf fhe Farmers by four counfers. Coach Karl Schleckman's Universify of Ufah squad wound up in fhird place wifh 24 poinfs . . . The Farmers opened fhe season af SaI+ Lake by bowling over fhe Redskin mafmen 24-6, fhen sewed up fhe Ufah collegiafe crown fhe following week af Logan wifh an easy 2 I-9 win over B.Y.U .... Co-capfain Gerald Palmer, classy I28-pounder, and Tom Pozarnski, rugged l75-pounder, 'look in- dividual weighf championships for fhe Farmers in fhe divisional meef, gaining fall vicfories in 'rheir final mafches. The Ags could have fied fhe 'Y men for fop honors had one of several close decisions gone fheir way . . . Drue Grandy, I943 capfain- elecf, was forced fo lay ouf of fhe divisional affair affer furning in some impressive performances againsf bofh fhe Ufes and Cougars. Edward Rice, pinch-hiffing for Grandy, came fhrough wifh a second in fhe season's finale, however, fo aid fhe Aggie cause. Ofher seconds were faken by Dale Maughan, I36- pounder, who losf a hearfbreaker fo Ufah's Reed Irvine, Laivlar Mackay, lasf year's I36-pound champ compefing in fhe l45- pound division, and Conrad Berfin, heavyweighf. CO-CAPTAIN Gerald Palmer receives con- grafulafions from Coach Doc Nelson: Palmer holds l28-pound fifle. sw... lllilll weakens ll. .il.U. swim lliillll SUFFERING THE HARDEST blow of Aggie afh- lefics due fo war priorifies was fhe swimming feam. Firsf loss came when Capfain Sid Glock- ner, ace California backsfrolce arfisf, was called info fhe Naval Air Corps. Duane Henderson, fanlc veferan, followed Gvloclcner's lead-info fhe U. S. service via fhe USAC swimming feam capfain's posf. Perry Leaviff repeafed fhe pro- cess again and was followed by Gene French, anofher Californian, in fhe roufine. Even Coach Bern Fernelius felf fhe urge and followed suif. SMEDING, Wood, French, Coach Fernelius. ARMY calls leave swimmers in deep AFTER LOSING a whole feam of capfains alone, liffle could be expecfed of Aggie swimmers. Neverfheless, fhe wafer afhlefes were able fo place in several meefs high enough fo rafe double digif scores. ln dual meefs againsf fhe U of U and Weber Col- lege fhey fared fhus. S+iII sfarring in fheir ranks were Wayne Chrisfensen, endurance swimmer, all-around Melly Wood, and Cliff Sfoclcs, baclcsfrolce. AGGIE breasfroker againsf Weber J.C. T42 tennis u. k.g urn penis good CAPTAIN Evan Baugh DESTPITE THE FEAR of a priori'ry on iennis balls, fhe Aggie rackei'-wielders came ihrough 'ihis year wiih a slighfly-beHer-'rhan-usual season, bai- 'rling if our wifh BYU for second place in 'lhe s+a+e. Though +he spring weaiher made work- oufs irregular, Aggie neH'ers did exhibif some good 'lennis a'r fimes. They suffered fwo depress- ing defeafs a+ +he hands of 'rhe Ufes, bu+ showed up well againsf +he Y. Wi'rh only 'lwo men, Cap- fain Baugh and Maughan, leaving via graduaiion and youfhful Dale Lewis, number one singles player, refurning, Coach Perce Smilh looks 'for- ward 'io a high posifion in s+a're ranking nex+ year. BACK ROWJ: Manager Eldon Lockharf, Keifh Trane, Clin'l'o1 Nelson, Glenn Maughan, Dale Lewis, Ed Budge, Coach Perce Smiih. lllneelinglz Dale Maughan, Capiain Evan Baugh, Mac Maeser. OUTSTANDING ENOUGH fo deserve special placemenf was fhe foresfer- engineer feud, fradifional baffle of wifs, brawn, ingenuify. Foresfers and Engineer's righffully acclaimed fhem- selves as sponsors of fhe biggesf fuss on fhe campus. Hosfilifies opened wifh confinuous slam-fhrowing befween fhe fwo clubs, which lasfed unfil Foresfry Week. Here Engineers showed superi- orify in flag-rush fechnique of massa- cre, kidnapped Foresfer leaders, while Foresfers flaunfed sacred figures lpage 64l produced successful assemblies, dance and celebrafion. Engineers' week found fhe fripodsmen losing quiz con- fesf buf overpowering Bunyan's boys in a boxing confesf. Nof nifwifs, fhough, fhe engineer and foresfer groups buried fhe hafchef long enough fo insfall S. B. prexy. For a show of spirif, fun, and friendly compefifion, fhe whole cam- pus fook ha+s off fo Engineer and Foresfer Clubs. 4 R .af rf .f. 1 l lABOVEl: Slighfly denuded En- gineers are shown exifing from a plans meefing of Foresfer. lLEFTl: Engineers confidenfly anficipafe fangle wifh foggy foresfers. Confidence iusfified. lllilll lTOPl: lnfernafional Relafions Club heard famed lecfurer. lCENTERl: Dames club, campus married women, honor fheir hubbies af a Vicfory banquef. lRlGHTj: Sigma Xi, nafional research honorary, was in- sfalled on fhe campus wifh a complefely regaled academic parade. uluh or hunnrarg FOR ALMOST every inferesf-polifi- cal, scienfific, or pleasure-fhere is some campus organizafion fo provide unify for all similarly inferesfecl. These organizafions, broadly classified as Clubs and Honoraries, fake members by invifafion, by applicafion, or by sform. Their acfivifies range from danc- ing fo religious fellowship, from hog- iudging fo sewing, from parfying fo lecfuring. Almosf every personalify on fhe campus finds one or more of fhese organizafions fiffed fo his means and inferesf. Powerful polifically, financi- ally, and influenfially, fhese sociefies are verfebrae of USAC organizafion. membership S l S SPURS ARE THE SISTER confemporaries of IK's and perform fheir dufies wifh fhe same lusf for effi- ciency. They are proud of fheir whife sweafers and skirfs and nof egofisfically mainfain fhaf fheir uniforms are pracfical and preffy. On fhe service side, fhe Spurs help wifh ushering, sell candy and cider on hof fall foofball days, and usher during liffle fheafer plays . . . They also hold meefings regularly, sing songs, go on parfies, hold a spring formal, wish for a convenfion, inifiafe new members, bargain for a Spur office, and claim fhaf fhey have a hard 'lime geffing gold fo make ends meef. ITOP ROWl: Marjorie Bafeman, Verna Myers, Peggy Keller, Gloria Harris, Roma Jean Thursfon, Rufh Swenson, Winifred Amacher, Phyllis Cullimore, June Elinf. lSecond Rowl: Joy Evans, Lucille Roylance, Elaine Sfringham, Cloma Hammond, Beffy Ann Eldredge, Marion Wesf, Margaref Ann Wilson. lThird Rowl: Elsie Embry, Affon Anderson, Maxine Jenkins, Corrine Smifh, Elizabefh Call, Lois Brihell, Jean Crawford, Anna Theurer, Ursula Domino. lFourfh Rowl: Jean Funk, Jean Olsen, Maude Mafhews, Beffy Jane Hendricks, Grace Minson, Barbara Fifzgerald, Unifa Woodland. POCOCK relaxes long enough for MEL ISRAELSEN, Duke Russell Slolcer, Nahonal Defense shoe shine Dale Fisher, Reed Budge, Clinion Nelson inleeeelleeiele klligllle CHARACTERIZED by while sweaiers fhaf generally need cleaning, fhe IK's bear a big parf of 'I'he campus service load, go 'ro conveniions, and boasi' of an undefealed baslceiball +eam. Wifh service and loyaliy as iheir moHo i'hey usher and sell programs ai' ihe foofball games, en'I'er+ain wi+h fhe Spurs during fhe half in baslceiball season, iosile campus crowds off 'lhe iraclc in 'rhe spring, and hold a rowdy meeiing every Wednesday night lTOP ROWI: D. Bagley, J. Plowman, K. How- ard, H. Blazer, L. Seeholizer, J. Filzgerald, C. Bello, T. Hymus. lSecond Rowl: N. Ormand, L. Siolcer, C. Jacobs, O. Burnham, B. Cuff, G. Madsen, B. Barron. lThird Rowi: J. Ham- ilfon, G. Huffaker, N. Sonne, B. Nelson, R. Luiz, D. Egberf, B. Hodgsen. lFour+h Rowi: L. Bingham, D. Bowen, B. Caseman, P. Sharp, L. Wilson, L. Livings+on. lFlRST ROWI: C. Nelson, D. Bernsfein, M. lsraelsen, R. Budge, D. R. Sfolcer. lseconcl Rowl: D. Fisher, B. Harris, B. Alberfson, H. Barlow, S. Bishop, W. Wilson. lThircl Rowl: L. Larson, J. Anderson, E. Gubler, J. Carn- essera, G. Smih, P. Bliss. TOP, SENIOR FORESTERS-lBackj: W. Larsen, F. lmhoff, J. Hall, J. Killough, T. Poz- ernski, D. Rogers. lMiddlel: E. Slevens, B. Ma++hews, R. Bushe, F. Zink, Presideni' W. S+evens. fFron+j: B. Rouse, R. Hamp+on, L. Cuskelly, J. Norris, K. Hampion. llllll lBlS--llllllllflll llBllBVBlS TREE WORSHIPPERS are 'rhe wild and wooly foresfers who hail from every sfale in lhe U. S. and draw lheir largesl enrollmenl from eas+ of 'rhe Mississippi. They claim +he nor'rhwes+ corner o-F college hill as home and wear plaid shirfs faiihfully. They flaunfed 'their supremacy wi'rh 'relegrams from famous personages lolher 'ihan Imhoffl, sprayed Old Main wi+h pine cologne, and bedecked her wi+h everylhing buf mislleloe. They go+ panicky when Typical O Toole and Bronco-bred Bennion were abduded, buf +hey rallied 'ro pu+ ou'r S'ruden+ Life and presenl' a successful log-rolling al fhe armory. OFFICERS Slevens, Hampion and Ma'r+hews. PRESIDENT Ray Hugie, Willard K. Maughn, Dick LaHin, Charles Kelley. engineers - -e TRADITIONAL FORESTER fighfers, The engi- neers brag abouf Iheir currenl viclories over Ihe foreslfers and in poIiI'ics. Renown kidnappers, I'hey s+oIe 'rhe fores1'er's queen in spiie of Ihe guards, won Ihe boxing, claimed fhe flag rush vicfory and even wore I'he foreslers' beloved plaid shirls. As a rule +hey work hard, leave sur- veying sfakes all over 1'he quad, hold an annual banquer, sponsor +he Engineers Week, edii' Sru- deni' Life, sponsor a dance and assembly and specialize in making life as miserable as possible for fhe 'Fore-s+ers. They admif +ha'l' Ihey use cave- man I'acI'ics fo ge+ campus recogniiion, make oufside 'friends for 'iufure jobs, and generally s'rudy hard enough 'ro pass. IIIUHI SIIIVHIIUIS i l A77 , , fBACK ROW1: Barbara Ann Presion, Marna Pelerson, Bernice Holiquisl, Carol Peier son, Mariorie Tanner, Belh Siock, Mary Virginia Briggs, Dona Kingsfon, Eva Chrisfensen. lMiddle Rowl: Marian Sander, Mary Lou Cameron, Mary Cosiley Marion Wilson, Frances Kurfz, Mary Cafherine Chrisiensen. lFron1' Rowl: Dona Olsen phraleres WANDA HAILY, Marian Sanders, Mary Cosily, Mary Kafherine Chrisfensen, Lucy Rice. lSea+edl: Presideni' Francis Kurh. Beify Jensen, Jean Fornelius, Jucy Rice, Jean Moss. il Wlllllilll, Wllllll AT PHRATERES meefing 'rhe unaffil has fun wi'rh lhe greek and a coed learns 'rhe meaning of collegiafe democracy. No doors are barred, no blaclcballs-an applicalion, a handshake, a pledge ribbon and you're in. To some il serves as sorori'I'y, +o olhers acfivify, bu'r +0 all plea- sure. Never-a-dull-momenf-girls, Phralerians always have an iron in fhe fire and a dale on fhe social calendar. il78 llUlllB llllllll--lllilllllill lllllillll Qllll +hose wilh eyes on a career. A+ lheir bi-monfhly meelings lhey ea+, hear lec'l'ures perlinenl' 'lo Home Econ. Sprees wilh lhe Ag Club are nol' lhe leasl of lheir inroads againsl' l'he masculine world, 'lhough lhe grealesl is cerlainly lheir marked culinary lalenl. ACKJ: L. LiHle, C. Crofl, F. Johnson, M. Berry, V. Murdock, B. Randall, . Randall, H. Parks. lSecond Rowl: M. Madsen, D. Gold, B. Weeks, R. chardsen, W. Winn, H. Chadwick, M. Anderson, L. Wadley, L. Sullivan. hird Rowl: V. Pace, R. Hyer, J. Olsen, E. Adams, R. Richards, K. H. Lacy. lFour+h Rowl: V. Huff, M. Wilson, V. Olsen, L. Holyock, H. Parks. ACK ROWl: D. Van Dam, D. Hughes, M. Healon, F. Crawford, M. Sweeney, Crane, P. Gardner, F. Allred, M. Robinson, L. Hunfer, B. Gancheff, M oundy. lSecond Rowl: L. Downs, R. M. Jensen, V. Winn, N. Ballard, G. Funk Ballard, L. Pixfon, J. Young, R. Wolf, V. V. Nelson, H. Wadsworihi wird Rowl: M. Hammond, E. Fishburn, R. Armslrong, O. Pugmire, J. Adney Adney, B. Hol'lquisl', D. WaHerson. lFour'lh Rowl: B. J. Sfone, l. Lee M. Cuiler, V. Lee, C. Klengler, M. Coslley. I79 IBOTTOM ROWl: Violel' Olsen, Senior Presidenh Ruby Richards, Beulah Waiher. lBack Rowl: Wanda Winn, Leah Wadley, Junior President Rosalie Wolf. WITH THE ADDITION of a new all-girl chapfer during fhe year, Lambda Delfa Sigma increased ifs membership fo exceed fhree hundred, com- prising fhe Iargesf single organizafion on fhe campus. Claiming 'rhe mosf complefe cross-sec- fion of Aggie sfudenfs, LDS has a diverse mem- bership, nof resfricfed fo Laffer-day Sainfs-as commonly believed-and nof composed of a Iarge maiorify of missionaries . . . The Ufah Sfafe Lambda Delfa Sigma is buf one branch of a nafional organizafion. Under fhe leadership of kindly, well-liked Dr. Hunfer, fhe execufive com- mi'H'ee ouflined a social calendar complefe in every respecf. Brighfesf spofs of fhe social year were fhe Chrisfmas, Spring, and Sweefhearf Balls. Af fhe Sweefhearf affair, Joyce Welker, German-speaking soufhern Ufahn, was presenfed wifh fhe crown of fhe Sweefhearf of LDS and honored wifh fhe locally-composed sweefhearf song . . . Informal parfies and hob-nobs of every sorf are fhe sfandard rule. Of course, cenfering fhis whirl of social acfivify is fhe LDS Insfifufe. Wifh accommodafions for chaffer, recreafion, rendezvous, or medifafion, fhe Insfi- fufe offers fhe members of Lambda Delfa Sigma fhe ideal Iocafion for fheir varied acfivify. lilmllll IBACKI: Doris Passey, Kennefh Procfor, Kafherine Rasmussen, Presidenf Joyce Welker, Dr. Hunfer, Presidenf Ray Canning, Lucille Campbell, Dean Eyre. lFronI'l: Ruby Harfvigsen, Eloise Pugsley, George Armsfrong, Maurine Cook, Barbara Cardon. ggi:-'wi ,.,..... .5,j.'... r IN-.. ' in . llllll sigma ALTHOUGH THE SEVEN dislincl' chapfers of 1'he local Lambda Della Sigma branch hold some alhlelic compelifion, LDS as a body parficipafes in lhe regular inlramural program of fhe college. The l94l-42 campaign seemed ra'rher hopeless for male members as lhey 'Failed +o come fhrough in a single evenf. Quife a differenl sfory was lhal of 'rhe feminine parlicipalion, however: women of LDS made a s+rong bid in 'lhe Dance Conlesf, The Snow Carnival, and olher infra- mural aclivifies . . . Members of LDS enioy whal is perhaps 'rhe bes+-rounded aim of 'rhe college organizalions. IBACK ROWl: Grace Anderson, Harrier Parks, Helen Hovey, Cora Thorrell, Jane Peck, Ru'l'h Pederson, lneda Hickman, Anna Leigh, June Coop, Marjorie Hansen, Charloiie Henriod, Marjorie Paulson, Rulh Smirh. lSecond Rowl: Elaine Nelson, Margaref Erickson, Adrus Hansen, BeHy Pedersen, Annabelle Smifh, Marion Wilcox, Florence Crane, Jean Rowe, Jean Chrisiensen. lFirs+ Rowl: Bel-ly Lou Balch, Gwenn Hunsaker, Karma Hill Lacey, Francis Johnson, Doris Okelberry, Carol Wennergren Clay, Phyllis Sfoddard. HmUUlEHH--lHBlHlU lUlU THESE WOMEN of lilerary bearing boasl The leading llBHlHl PRESIDENT Annabelle Smilh BeH'y Pederson. campus wrilers and readers as fellow-members of Empy- , rean. Sludenl'-Lifers, s'ruden+s of Li+, ama'I'eur crirics, +hey sponsor a poe'l'ry confesl' for l'he Scribble, campus quar- l'erly-furned-annual. Meeling monlhly for leclures, book reviews, and usual feminine chalier, l'hey adore differed l food, spicy plays, mosr books, M. Q. Rice, and Marion Nielson. AH'emp+ing +o keep a living in+eres+ in liferary works, +hey al' leasl' a'H'ain lhis goal in lheir membership. l82 IIIIIIIII HSIHIE, IUIIIIIIIIISIIU EUIIII-IIHIS AFTER TALKING around Ihe idea for several years, UI'ah SI'a+e journaIis+s finally banded io 'Form 'rheir own honorary, 'rhe Fourih Esfaiers. Men voied 'ro keep oui women and Ie'r Ihem have 'rheir old Lambda Rho, bur kindly Ediror B. swung +I1e deal for fhe girls. Parfies are frequenily planned and seldom consummaledg Ihe secrefary growls endlessly aboui no dues being paid. Members gIoa'r over 'rheir membership, and Ihe siiff enfrance requiremenfs, bu+ elecf some neophyfe iournalisis +o Iheir ranks. Publisher Bailey 'fries fo mainiain parliamenfary procedure, as he wields his inlc-boHIe gavel, bur very few of The members condescend Io give up play-by-play commen'l's on BaiIey's movemenis. The Esiafers managed 'ro glom on fo +he eIiI'e of campus iour- nalisisg ihey conirol college publicaiions. SAM BAILEY, Sfanley Anderson, Evan Iverson, Beih Wakely, Bryce Roe, DoreH'a Salisbury, Gwen Hunsaker, ..IoBe+h Johnson, Ineda Hickman, Lynn Larsen, Margareie Kropfli, David Bernsiein. DENT Sam Bailey, Ineda Hickman, Lane Palmer. I83 lUlll- Illlli lllldl dll BACK ROWl: Clyde Richards, Arfhur Wallace, Clair Bello, Fred Cornaby, Alan Thomas, Rober+ L. Cuff, Kenneih Proc+or. fSecond Rowl: Eros Hunsaker, BeHy Adney, Joyce Adney, Miriam Wilson, Helen Wadsorih. fFirs+ Rowi: Af+on Reeve, Larene Toone, Rosalie Wolf, Lillian l'lun'l'er. IDEALISTICALLY AFIMING +0 help former 4-H club members and leaders gel esfablished on rhe campus, members +urn ou'r +o be social ligh+s of ihe ag and home ec deparfmenls. Once in a while +hey gef back on lhe original +rac:lc. They mainiain con- necfions wi'rh 'lhe exiension service, boss 'lhe show al' sfaie con- venfions. Exhibiiors of prize animals and growers of prize vegefables and grains, many members are here on Sears- Roebuclc scholarships. They boasl' champ cow-millcers and bull- doggers, 'frequenily indulge in sloclc shows, horse shows, claim lhey are noi 'ro be confused wiih Fulure Farmers of America. l84 FRED CORNABY, Joyce Ad Clyde Richards lPresiden+l, Ma Richards, Kenneih Procior. DRIN DANCE, Daniel Dennis, Tud Tarbei, President U D C I O AIR-MINDED LADS, CAA sfudenls work hard lo complefe fheir hours for 'lhe end of school, usually s+ay on for a couple of weeks 'ro com- plefe lraining. They are excifed over +he 'lirsl' solo, discuss +heir rockiesf landings, wake-up in +he morning and scowl af cloudy skies. The boys are proud of 'rheir Flying Farmer bus, an'rici- pale graduafion inl'o advanced lraining, 'l'alk abouf air-pocke+s and wind resisfance. PRIMARY s+uden+s. l Y w SECONDARY sfudenfs. llllllll lllll SUIIS nl llllgllllll PROUD OF THEIR remodeled, redecorafed, cooperalive home, Della Phi consisls of relurned L. D. S. missionaries who wear derby hals, Pi Kap lies, and swing canes during goafing. They are all good slory lellers, love lo parlicipalein class, and lBACK ROWl: Don Nielson, Woodrow Anderson, Milfon Rasmussen, Dean Gardner, Dale Young, Lawrence Whilney, Lewellyn Bodrero, Jack Walkins, Elliol' Rich. llvliddle Rowl: Charles Fish, Presfon Marchani, John Bailey, Del Beecher, Dale Hulchins, Alva Snow, Arvil Wadley, Arlhur Wallace, Terrance Halch. lFronl' Rowl: Wallace Wighlman, LeRoy Adams, Donald Cox, Mark Zohner, Samuel Hilfon, Wynn Fife. OFFICERS Sam Hlllon, LeRoy Adams, Alva Snow, Wallace Wighl- man, Dean Gardner. worlc up queslionable assem- blies. Fond of alhlelic compeli- lion, lhe boys sland fairly high in inlramural poini' columns. Many are characlerized by Texan drawls, going-going-gone hair lines, and frequenl' visil's lo fhe lns+i'l'ule. Ag Club O ag uluhse-aggles absolute AG INTERESTS of fhe college are organized info iwo clubs: Ag and Ag Econ. These boys are mosily ex-high school F.E.A. s'ruden+s and 4-H enihusiasis. Purpose of 'I'he group is fo bind a common infer- esf in agriculfure. Their home is ihe Animal lndusfry building where +hey proudly hang oul' al' noon, carry huge fomes 'ro Feeds and Feeding: sell ice cream, and judge hogs: meerings are held a+ noon, when Ag iopics are assimilafed. They believe in fhe imporlance of agriculiure in America and elsewhere. Oh yes, +hey make cheese. AG ECON CLUB-lBack Rowl: J. S+ore+, C. Dixon, G. Rich, R. Wangsgaard, Dr. J. F Blanche, E. Jensen, Professor D. Broadbent flvliddle Rowl: E. Hyer, G. Nelson G. Arms+rong, E. Lamborn, Dr. W. P. Thoman, G. A. Carpenfer, W. F. Norion fAYNE WILSON, Dr. Thomas, H. Barren. lFron+ Rowl: J. M. Bailey, D. C. Slrong, W. Wilson, R. Magelby Presidenf Douglas Sirong. P. Hueffner, E. Broadbenf, P. Poulson, G. Ahnder. l1lHlllHllE Ulllll BOASTERS OF TWO pasl' sfudenr body presidenls, Bear Lake clubloers are easy +o gel along wi+h, en'I'er enlhusiaslically info minor inframurals. Ac+ivi1'ies include parlies each quarfer, danc- ing or iusl' eafing evenfs. Members meel' +wice a monlh, have programs, 'lalk aboul' 1'he good old days a+ Paris, Monfpelier or Fish Haven. They are s'ruden1's of bolh Ufah and ldaho, claim swimming aloilify, scoff a+ 'lales of mons+ers in fhe lake. ln need of a mofive for organiza+ion, lhey claim effor'r 'ro keep Bear Lake people acquainled wilh each o+her. lBACK ROWl: P. Sorenson, J. Price, J. Barfuss, M. Berry, K. Cook, D. Parker, F. S+ephens, D. Burgoyne, M. Hulme, M. Wilhelmsen, D. Woffendon, G. Wilkes, L. Arnell, W. Morgan, L. Rich, M. Loveland. lSecond Rowl: L. Shepherd, M. Jenson, A. Collings, G. Keech, B. Perkins, B. Sfock. Oral Pugmire, M. Sfephens, E. Rich. lFirs+ Rowl: W. Collings, H. Lindsey, L. Findlay, H. Lamborne, A. Bischoff, L. Thompson, F. Bond TJP: Melvin l'lulme, Mae Jens Lloyd Findlay, Granl Grandy, Warr Caldwell, Gwen Pugmire. BOTTOM: Roberi Burgoyne, Pre dent Maxine Burgoyne, Gram' Gra dy, Warren Caldwell, Gwen Pugmi QBACK ROWJ: Mariorie Hansen, Doroihy Peiersen, Ilene Woodbury, Be'Hy Lou Balch Joyce Taylor, Marjorie Tanner, Mrs. Myers, Sunny Swenson. fFron+ Rowl: Don L. Jones Dick Sfevens, Max Wadsworfh, Royal Henderson, Warren Caldwell, Dr. Greaves Eldon Jacobsen. Ihala alpha alai--aaamalia MEMBERS OF Thefa Alpha Phi dramafics fraierniiy consider fhemselves poieniial Barrymores and Cornells. Siage managers and prop boys, fhey long for opporiuniiies 'ro fIou+ fheir fhespian ambifions. They are selecfed on a basis of dramaiic ac+ivi+y, even sroop fo occasionally ushering ai' LiHle Theafre presenfafions. One par+y a quar- +er is fhe exieni of social ac+ivi'ry. Their Bible is Burns Manfle, and fheir schedules are loaded wifh speech classes. Adviser is Dr. Chesfer J. Myers. Now celebrafing 'rheir sixfeenfh year of campus acfiviiy, 'rhey are nafional, culfurally aspiring, and delighf in dabbing 'Their fingers in make-up. MEMBERS: Karl T. Homer, Royal Henderson, Warren Caldwell. p alpha kappa psi--aapmaaaa IN THE MANNER excepi' for fi'H'y ceni' cigars of +heir ideal, +he Wall-s'rree+ financier, fhe members of Alpha Kappa Psi convene regularly around 'rhe banquef iable 'io sa+is'Fy in one meeiing bofh 'iheir desire for associafion wi'rh fheir commerce-major friends and 'lheir abdominal hunger. Annually sponsoring +he s+ock-marlcei' con+es+, +he A. K. Psi boys a++emp+ +0 pick +he besf bull and or bear lnoi' wolfl. They require a B average for membership, meei' bi-mon+hly. Wi+h one big parfy each year They depari' from 1'heir confrol box of lhe Commerce Library and fake in 1'ri-school A. K. Psi blow-off. Wim -1 Qf ,f-nu--5 .p VAN EVANS, Don Mi+chell, Norman Jepson, Kay Freeman, Dean Freeman, Roy ScoH, DAVID HULME, Kay Freeman George Armsirong, Wilford Smeding, Glenn Jabbs, Horace Tremmeling, David Hulme. Freeman, Presideni Roy ScoH I90 GRANT BETHERS, lneda Hickman, Elaine Nelson, June Coop, J. T. Abbo'H'. alpha sigm Sam Bailey, Marge Paulson. a nu In gnu ALPHA SIGMA NUS -'rhe iwelve aposiles of exira-curriculum who gain membership wiih varied ac'l'ivil'y and high average. These six Senior eds and coeds impress Freshman wil'h 'lheir A.S.N.T.Y., gel around a greai deal and work even more. As a group i'hey're 'foo busy 'ro hold many meelings, bul' +heir parfies are solid enier- fainmenf. A 'luffed emblem on lheir senior iaclcel' shouis, We're The cream of fhe crop-a+ Ulah S'l'a+e we really ra'l'e. MEL MANNING, Harold Sieed, Karl T. Homer, Presideni, Sferling Pererson. ELDON DRAKE, Alvin Warniclc, Wilson Foofe, Joseph Quayle. IBACK ROWl: Spencer Daines, Wayne Wilson, Professor Sfoddard lAdvisorl: John Barfon, Homer James, Joy Anderson, Clyde Richards, Jim Huber, Ward Sfevens, James O'Toole, Ray Ralph lSecond Rowl: Tom Brofherson, Joe Quayle, Wilson Foofe, Alvin Warniclc, Eldon Drake, J. T. Abboff, Fred Carnaby, Wendell Pederson. lFirsf Rowl: Lee Neilson, John Bailey, Keifh Arfher, Ralph Chadwick, Alberf Mifchell, Paul Turner, Lynn Barker, Clyde Richards. alpha ZHIH--Ullllllllll THEN UPPERCLASS STUDENTS, Alpha Zefa boys base membership upon deparfmenfal schol- arship are 'rhe inner circle of bofh Ag and Foresfry sfudenfs. Socially 'rhey are nofed for fheir spring formal. They hold parfies 'wifh femme pals of fhe Home Ec Deparfmenf, are supposedly oufdoor men. They go info ecsfasies over anyfhing perfaining fo fheir acfivifies, are fhe fufure food-suppliers of America. Meefings are nol' foo frequenfg membership announcemenfs are wordy and enfhusiasfic. Pef hangouf is 'rhe dairy, where fhey lobby and plan crushing spring elecfions and engineer feuds. For achieve- menf, a scholarship award goes fo 'lop sophomore sfudenf. I92 llllllllllil lllli-Illllllllill Ulllllllllll FOR WOMEN ONLY Lambda Rho, iournalism sociely, is heclcled by male Sludenl Lifers who claim +here's no place in iournalism for women-barring Dorolhy Dix. LR refules lhis by exhibiling Scribble Edilors and A's from Moyle in iheir mids'l'. Their programs are rumored s'rimula'l'ingg secre+ly fhe gals are bored by Salisbury's con- versalional anfics. Their shorl slory conlesl' proved a headache bul' gafhered presfige. Cider fans, fhey meef monfhly purely for refreshmenf pleasure. lf you possess a 1'wo poinf average and slick your nose in lhe Sludenf Life office quarferly, you have a good chance 'lo land a bid. Opporlunisfs, +hey'd all like fo be Sfeve Wilson's, Loreli, bul will probably end up wrifing obifuaries or daily horoscopes. Jo Be+h Johnson, Margarei' Ann Wilson, Joyce Adley, DoreHa Salisbury Uni+a Woodland, Marion Page, Doris Wallin, Gwen Hunsaker, lneda Hickman 5 Wallin, Marge Kropfli, Jo Belh Johnson, President I I93 TBACK ROWQ: Lane Palmer, Roy Scoff, Sferling Peferson, Aaron Amacher, Paul Thomas, George Lacey, Ralph Richards, Wayne Morgan, Ned Clyde: lFron'r Rowl: Harold Sfeed, Clyde Tarbef, J. J. Theurer, Eldon Jacobsen, Professor W. D. Porfer, Merrill Daines, Sid Pridey. Absenf, Granf Befhers, Maior B. B. Blair. lllllll llllll -- Hllllll Ulllll Kiwanis REPUTED fo be fhe campus big-wigs and brain-frusfers, fhe Blue Keys spon- sor monfhly formal dinners, moan abouf library lighfs, and give an award fo fhe oufsfanding freshman. ln fheir ranks fhey claim class officers, genii filled wifh ambifion, and numerous Pi Kaps. Members are chosen from iuniors and seniors on fhe basis of campus acfivify, grade poinf-average and personalify. Their life is filled wifh academic wor- ries, formal dances, good grades, cam- pus proiecfs, argumenfs abouf penny anfe subiecfs, big words, ready wifs. J. T. ABBOTT, Major B. B. Blair, Roy Scoff Eldon Jacobsen, Presidenf. SOCIAL SCIENCE honorary wilh iunior and senior membership, l'l'1e Pi Gamma Mu lakes il's aim, 'rhe promolion of inleresl' in +he social sciences, wi'rh seriousness and holds regular meelings +o prove il. They oflen discard lhe academic mask however and lhrow some really good par+ies, in 'rhe form of can- yon picnics and mid-day luncheons. Membership is limiled lo upper classmen, wi'rh a few graduaie slu- den+s fossed in for spice and wisdom. The Pi G Mus have a lusr for hearing leciures and hashing our problems in 'rhe panel discussion. l i l JOHN BAILEY, Wilma Hulse, Gram' Grandy pi gamma mu -- social sciences lBACK ROWJ: Jos. A. Geddis, Wayne James, Wayne Collings, Chas. R. Fish, Waller Jagyi, Angelo Collis. lFron+ Rowl: John M. Bailey, Wilma Hulse, Carmen Fredrickson, Gran+ P. Grancly. lBACK ROWl: Laurence G. Whilney, Allen Davis, George W- A mSfr0ng. Wayne P. Wilson, Roberi' L. Rallison, Roden G. Shumway. lFron'l Rowl: Aileen DeLong, Barbara Henderson, Willa Daniels' Ann Thornlon. BACK ROW: H. Armsfrong, L. Winsor, D. Kram, J. Killough, J. Norris, W. Sfevens R. Bailey, J. Gaflerem, R. Busche. Middle Row: J. Smifh, M. Samowifz, K. Hampfon M. Rogers, M. Green, J. Nemanic, O. Spencer, Prof. Rasmussen. Fronf Row: Dr McLaughlin, Prof. Barnes, Prof. Kelker, R. Hampfon, Prof. Smifh, Dean Dunn xi sigma pi-suns nl sillus Xl SIGMA Pl, ringleader in fhe revised floor show af fhe Engineers Ball, is an honorary for Foresfers, which promofes friendly relafionships among sfudenfs in fhaf field and mainfains a high scholarship in foresfry. Their plaid shirfs are fheir recognifion pin and fhey swear by fhe Greaf Bunyan and O'Toole. XSP has an edge on ,governmenf iobs in fhe summer and fhey sweaf on fhe range as a means of lab applicafion fo winfer fexfboolc knowledge. Each fall quarfer, fhey pledge uppercass- men wifh fwo poinf averages and spend fhe resf of fhe year engineering disinferesf in fhe engineers. James Hafherem John Killough Mose Samowifz Rex Hampfon . . llllllil Illlll fill! Sllllllll HOW TO SIT on fhe boss's lap, read his mail, and deceive his wife is discussed by female Commerce maiors af monfhly Thefa Chi meefing-on fhe sly of course. Professors clamor for 'rheir services: sfuclenfs hound fhem fo franslafe shorfhand or fo fype fhesesg buf fhey go fo fhe movie fo see how glamour girls puf across fhe efernal Wife vs. Secrefary sfruggle. They collecf dues fo finance fhe Thefa Chi scholarship given fo fhe Junior girl wifh fhe highesf average in fhe School of Com- merce. War pressure has caused many TX's fo vary fheir fradifional procedure of iob-refusal for husband pursuif, and fo fake fheir place in fhe nafional war machine. l La Ree Kerr. TO RIGHT: Helen Lundsfrom, Presi- Norma Hansen, Secrefaryg Jo Befh on, Reporferg Florence Prince, Vice- Presidenf. I97 FRONT ROW: Mae Anderson, Winifred Larsen, Mavis Johnson, Janice Mafher Rufh Shipley, Mrs. Wesf, Gwendolyn Smifh. Back Row: Helen Winfch, lneda Hickman Elaine Nelson, Berfha Monson, Helen Lundsfrom, Norma Hansen, Florence Prince lllll llllli Uillllllllll U ll NATIONAL AND HONORARY, Phi Upsilon Omicron affempfs fo furfher fhe professional woman affifucle among home economics sfu- clenfs, occasionally succeeding. The frafernify awards fiffy dollars each spring fo fhe ouf- sfanding underclassman in fhe deparfmenf. Mosf hope fo make good wives, affer fhey feach high school girls fhe arfs of fhe needle and frying pan. Cook experfs and lovers of sewing fhey require fhe upper 'ren percenfile of fhe deparfmenf for membership. Social life includes Founders' Day school, infellecfual life, fheir consumer educafion reporfs. Their hang- ouf is fhe cafeferia wifh occasional visifs fo fhe sewing lab. Ambifious members spend much of each quarfer doing ferm papers on nufrifion, or some similar class annoyance. ' Y T ' T! 'I 'I ,l'l S I PHYLLIS GARDENER, Faye Crawford, JoBe'rh BACK ROWT: Elaine Adams, Miss Page, Marge Paulson, Ruby Richards, Marjorie Anderson, June Tracy, Verlene Pace, Miss Olson, Violef Olsen, Karma Hill, Madonna Herberf, Ruby Kilpack, Rae Scoff. lFron+ Rowl: Kara Klinger, Faye Crawford, Rufh Hyer, Phyllis Gardener, Harrief Parks, JoBe+h Johnson. I98 4 I I phi kappa phi OFFICERS: Leonard McDonald, Margaref Henriques, Presideni Wanlass, Alice Senob, J. Duncan Brire. IBACK ROWI: Alvin C. Warnick, Kennelh R. Hampion, Rex Hampfon, Lynn S. Parker, Rober'I' H. Burgoyne, Elmer Archibald, Glen T. Nelson, Dwighi Dixon. ISecond Rowlz Roy ScoH, Faye Carol Crawford, Helen Lundsfrom, Carmen Crofi, Ella LaVere Adamson, Jane Peck, Ineda Hickman, Irene Olson, Doris Naomi Hughes, and Ray A. Thaicher. IFirs+ Rowlz Alan Fonnesbeck, Clyde Tarbe'I', Rob- erf Corey, Charles S. Sieen, Grani' P. Grandy, Ari' V. Maxwell, Newell Presion Olsen, and Glen J. Behling. Absenfees: John M. Bailey, Emer E. Broadbenf, Genevieve S. CIay+on, Carma Hunsaker Croff, H. Max Cufler, Earl Dean Evans, Elaine Nelson, Frank Parsons, Wilford W. Sagers, Barbara M. Walfers, Arfhur Frank Wendel and Dee Louise Parker We'I'zIer. DISTINGUISHED BY A grades, Ihis rare clan is represenfalive of every college deparfmenf, +he upper one-Ienlh. They reign supreme al honors and awards assemblies, and are cocks-of-I'he-walk ai commencement Nalional, and on +his campus for eleven years, They name members each spring. Presidenl is Dean Wanlass, who presides af Ihe one annual meeI'ing and a+ 'rhe iniiiaiion cerernoniesj Top member is valeclicforian, olhers wear ribbons af gracIua'I'ion. Members anI'icipaI'e immediaie jobs afier presenfalion of sheepskins. I99 TOPPING THE LlST of blood in The eye compelifions al' Ulah S'la'l'e was 'lhe slruggle befween affiliales. As vicious as l'he Bal lle of lhe Argonne are 'lhe yearly lussles waged on 1'he Greek inframural field, on l'he rush fronl, and in ar+is+ic compelilions. ln- evilable beginning of affiliafe inferesl is 'rhe bidding process. U+ah S+a1'e's unique hill-descenl' for men and dawn awakening for women are classic ex- amples of originalily. ln 'lhe sequence +o l'he lefl' we see 'rhe new pledge sfricling down lhe hill: Ohs and Ahs 'from lhe sororily filled gallery add lo 'lhe lenseness. As 'l'he Greeks-'lo-be nears lhe lower exl'remi+y of lhe walk a hush 'falls upon 'rhe assemblage. The iriumphanl' shoul' of The pledge, 'rhe echoing boom of lhe chosen fraler- niiy, fhe swifl seizure and iubilanl shoulder-journey follow wilh lighlning- like rapidily. l'r is over: anofher brofher has been 'laken in'ro lhe circle. ON THE LEFT fhe affermafh of The sororify bid excursion is shown. New sororify pledges slir when Logan roosfers are iusi' sounding +o 'lake oui' lheir bids, be sancrified in special ceremony, and honored a+ +he Sig Derby. The sphere of fra'l'erni1'y life is as engaging and iniriguing as any par'r of college acriv- i'ry. H provides rivalry in cvery+hing from corporeal specificafions labovel +0 high-hurdling abilify. Frafer- ni'ries offer confidanrs for personal iroubles or con- 'iederafes for an occasional pariyg wardrobes for special dare or warring 'For poliiical pre-eminence. They enferfain one anolher ar exchange dinners llower leH'l and uni+e for a common end: wifness ihe Sig-SAE affempied block. They specialize in discord a+ Pan-hellenic and in harmony a+ frequenf serenades flower righf-l'ry page 208 for 'Final developmenisl. They cram for finals in speclacular sfyleg fhey hold wacky parries: They respecl' pin-hangingsg +hey despise .ouiside ridicule. lHHlS UH lllll illllllillli I SUBS i 1- --cc, MARY L. SMITH, Carol Wennergren, Elizabelh Call, Nedra Dalwyler, Annabelle Smi+h, Dee Louise P. Wefzler, Frances Johnson, Phyllis Sloddard, Rulh WorH'on. FRANCES JOHNSON, Nedra Dafwyler, Phyllis Sfoddard, Ruih Worlion. THE LADY GREEKS, making up ihe Women's Panhellenic, firmly backed ou+ of elecfion combines, seeing no value for lhem. They boss all sororily rushing, organized a women's panhellenic dance, enforce B averages for pledges. The girls eliminafed +00-fancy cosrumes 'For 'rhe Swing Sing, which was coope-raiive wil'l1 Men's Panhellenic. Meefings are held 'I'wice a monfh and exchange dinners are held al respeclive sororify houses, where sororiiy publicafions are discussed wi+h an eye foward 'friendlier campus rela+ions. Wllllllllll Uilll-llHllHlllU EUllllUll -1 lf' -'WF-WW. ' ' ' V ,Q , , . . , f. IBACK ROWl: Van Hendricks, Dave Bacon, Jack Caine, Burns Crookslon, Dick La'Hin, Jack Shaw, Keifh Ray, Rene Ballard. lFron+ Rowl: Merrill Reese, Con Berlin, Ronald Johnsfon, Paul Barchie, Jack Horlon, Bob Branges, Laurence Auberl. MALE GREEKS of lhe campus, lhe Men's Panhellenic council, have healed argumenls on Greek elec- 'rion combines, len-minule meefings. This year a one-man delegalion wen+ lo 'rhe Colorado inler- fralernify convenlion. Working wilh sororily women, lhey sponsored lhe Greek Swing Sing, debaled whelher ice cream or doughnuls should be served. Dues helped 'lo pay for 'lhe men's scholarship cup, awarded a'r l'he Swing Sing. Social even? of +he year was 'l'he Panhellenic dance. RENE BALLARD, Presidenlg Dean Frischknechl' SPE. lllllllll llflllllllllllllll Ullllllllll TOP ROW: Dee Louise Parker, Jean Rowe, Elaine Nelson, Helen Lnudsfrom, Doris Wallin, Marjorie Paulson, Jean C-hrisfensen, HazelnOwens, Annabelle Smiflw, Enid Fishburn. Middle Row: June Tracy, Janice Mail-ner, Willa Smilh, rBe+l1 Sanders, Ru'l'l1 Worllon, Helen Slewarf, Connie Blair, Unifa Woodland, Margaref Ann Wilson, Blanche Deschamps. Bofiom Row: Florence Crane, Marion Wes+, Dorolhy Jensen, Alice Miller, Mayron Page, Doro+l1y Wanlass, Elizabelh Wardleigln, Louise Pain'I'er, BeH'y Jane Merrill, Mary Louise Hale. '17 L- E TOP ROW: Mary Bernisen, Elaine Siddoway, Aflon Carler, Jessie Ray, Belly Ann Eldredge, Beverly Tripp, Doro'I'hy Neilson, Ann Kennedy, Lausanne Gudmundsen, June Slocks. Middle Row: Mary Walker, Jackie Baugh, Grace Minson, Carol Pelerson, Rulh Smilh, Shirley Bueiler, Clwarlolle Henriod, Francis Chrisliansen, Efhel Mae Hugie, Louise Haynie. Boflom Row: Alice Smilh, Mildred Adamson, Emelyn Reading, Shirley Francis, Lorraine Baird, Elaine Evans, BeHy I Jean Dorlon, Helen Wiscomb. alpha chi omega WITH AN EDGE on skiing falenf and vocal abilify, clown fown fwo blocks from fhe PiKaps and a block from fhe five and dime live fhe Alpha Chis. Said fo pass chocolafes every ofher Monday, fhe girls have more pins fhan any ofher sororify, and hold fhe longesf meefings fo air fheir pef gripes, such as losing fhe scholarship cup by .008 of a poinf. AX was downed by frafernifies for her polifical independence, buf puf on an assembly fo shame Ziegfeld and win back fhe masculine graces. They had bad luck wifh fheir snow modeling, buf, affer fwo girls froze fheir hands, claimed vicfory-cinching fhe Winfer Carnival Cup. They challced up less fhan a hundred poinfs on fhe inframural charf, buf affribufed if fo fhe facf, we aren'f fhe afhlefic fype. Since moving from fheir old neighbors, fhe Sigs, fhey seem fo show a PiKap preference and can be seen any morning wifh one hundred fwenfy ofher people riding fhe eighf o'cloclc Creeper. They sacrificed fwo annual dinner parfies and a fashion show fo buy a share in America's defense and possess fhree hundred sevenfy-five dollars worfh of defense bonds. l I l - , ,, , , , - .1 I1 . .. .,, ., .- .. .......... in-.-.., l Jaclc Hor'I'on Paul Tilforcl Joseph Granl' Robinson S+ewar+ LeFerre Paul Barichi Douglas Quale Trevor Michie Kyle Schow Sieve Bosan Ross Jackson Kennelh Proclor James Monf Veafor Thomas Kowalshi William Hendry James E Beckeil William Reese 206 HANGOUT FOR AN enferprising colony of ouf-of-s+a+e men is 'rhe Bela Kappa house on Second Easl. In a 'Fron'r room as long as 'rhe line +ha'r some of fhe brolhers wield, fhe real noise of BK is evolved. Here wrinlclin, unique form of vigilanfe punishmenl lconsisling, as shown below, of a pickup by +he hairl, miscellaneous games of chance, Safurday celebrafing and Sunday recovery-or vice versa-can usually be found in progress simullaneously. The Bela Kap's car display approaches 'rhe SN parking lol brilliance. They hold mee+ings as 'Phe 'Fancy slrikes 'I'hem, aHemp'l' 'ro observe sfudy hours, claim +he fallesf brolher on lhe campus, and swear by lheir house molher. The fellows brag of a hisfory on This campus 'Thai' fairly oufshines l'he brighfesi' frafernify sa+eli+e of fhe preseni' season. I+ seems fhal some, as yel' unrevealed, closei' slcelelon has kepl lhese boys from currenlly capfuring highesl' affiliafe honors, bul 'rhey are pluggers and are derermined 'ro again see +he day when Bela Kappa is engraved on every cup and scrafched on every sorori+y phone pad. 207 DOWN ON FIRST SOUTH reside The dwellers in The Chi O CasTle of Cardinal and STraw, a house easily accessible To Dick's where The gals gaTher Tora daily coke. WiTh The rooms decoraTed in single colors and named appropriaTely, The Chi O's are able To sTruT abouT in souThern splendor Tor our neighbors in The maroon room are sTopping by Tor Tea and Tid-biTs This midnighT. DisTincTive names Tor noT only Their rooms buT Tor each girl was almosT achieved as The sisTers man- aged To capTure The S.P.E. Queen of HearTs, Miss UTah STaTe, and Spur oT The MomenT TiTles. The Chi O's pulled no punches in Taking The Dance ConTesT and in inTra-mural compeTiTion. Their assembly ranked high in sTudenT Tavor-parTicularly Jane Moss's sTrip Tease. AT The Bird, on The ballroom, under The clock-Chi O's were always very much in evidence, which is iusT anoTher way oT saying ThaT Chi Omega oomph is deTiniTely on. nhl omega x CHI O FORTUNES always good-buT racey. VORTEX oT sororiTy life: The Telephone. T FIRST ROW: lneda Hickman, June Coop, Joan Carler, Helen Winich, Marna Pelerson, Mary Smilh, Belly Pedersen, Anna Lou Reese, Maude Malhews. Second Row: Marjorie Hansen, Barbara Ann Preslon, Marian Wilcox, Mildred Hayward, Alice Randall, Margarel' Snow, Rachel Barlow, Imogene Lee, Shirley Hickman. Third Row: Elizabe+h Call, Gloria Harris, Lucille Roylance, Kafhryn Anderson, Jeanne Crockell, Carmen CroH', Anne Ryan, Caiherine Farr. Belh Wakely. Fourlh Row: Roma Gene Thurslon, Mae Culler, Jane Moss, Henrielia Jones, Karol Haiglrl, Emma Marlin, Belly Lou Balch, Rosella Larkin, Louise Dixon. Fiflh Row: Margarel' Todd, Veda Mae Munk, Julia Theurer, Doi' Hickman, Ka+hryn Kirkham, Druce Fou1'z, Wilma Gunn, Barbara Dunn, Virginia Lee. Sixih Row: Edifh Pond, Frances Monirose, Marfha Pe+erson, Sherma Sfanfill, Polly Parkinson, Mary Lu Cameron, Naomi Dillman, Alia Mae Carler, Shirley Skanchy. Sevenlh Row: Beverly Lewis, Marian Musser, Palricia Smilh, Belh Keller, Carol Peierson, Judy Edwards, Gwen Thompson, Carma Chambers. , 209 kappa della uautivales AS IMPRESSIVE RUSHERS +hey're unequalled, bul' 'rhey spare no mercy 'ro probies las evidenced in picfures belowl. They own 'Phe mosi' beauiiful sororiiy house, buf pracfically live ai' lhe Bluebird. They're said fo be congenial wifh Sigma Nus buf place no prioriiy on ofher fraiernilies. They live in lhe mad blue room and are disciplined by baih lub dunking aclminislered by 'lheir more vigorous sisfers. They made a good showing on +he afhlelic field, capfured 'rhe scholarship cup, and showed creaiive 'ralenl' in snow-sculpluring, sharing firsl' honors. They love Annie, fhe coolc, and idolize Mrs. Woolley, house mofher, who is soon fo leave lhe fold. A confinuafion of 'lhe exferior, 'Phe huge rock l l 'Fireplace is sfill 'foo small for iheir numerous cups. Their phone is busy 80 per cenf of +he lime perhaps due fo 'ihe 'Fac'r fhai' +he Swea'l'er Girl and Open House Queen are in iheir midsl. When you 1'urn l'he lighfs down low is +he signal 'for a rendilion of fheir sweeihearl' song which is hummed by a wide maiorily of fraiernily men. Daggers worn as fheir idenfificalion is no indica- +ion +ha+ +hey're a fighiing brood, buf 'ro +he las+, 'rhey'll defend 'Phe KD honor. N 2l0 FIRST ROW: Harrie+ Parks, Frances Rawlins, Elaine Sandburg, Helen Hudman, Shirley Wailand, Rae ScoH, Margarel' Erickson, Marie Fowler, Virginia Clyde, Dona Marie Daniels. Second Row: Adrus Hansen, Kalhryn Wiggins, Beffy Jane Hendricks, Virginia Baleman, Phyllis Sfoddard, Frances Johnson, Chloe Campbell, Ursula Domina, Doris Okelberry, Jean Crawford. Third Row: Peggy Keller, Helen Michaelsen, Jean Clemenls, Mary Jane Davis, Doris Van Dam, Ellen Maughan, Marjorie Hyer, Venna Micheles, Dorolhy Jean Pe+erson, Jeanne Allen. Four+h Row: Ann Louise Barber, Geraldine Walker, Louise Yose, Hazel Sloddard, Carol Nelson, Merlyn Mendenhall, Helen Tilloison, Kaiie Loosle, Doris Fifzgerald, Befiy Lou Lindholm. Fiflh Row: Virginia Carlson, Gwennelh Sleffensen, Wanda Schow, Tharrel Bergeson, Beih Clark, Palsy Barber, Melba Call, Roma Poole, Cloma Hammond, Joy Evans. 2Il L1 alive is lambda nhl IN THE DOMAIN of Lambda Chi, which has fhe disfincfion of being fhe only local Greek leffer on fhe campus, live fhe members of fhis small, buf acfive frafernify. In every infer-frafernify compefifion, fhese brofhers made enfry offen fo offer sfiff com- pefifion fo fheir larger and beffer-known rivals. They fake furns helping wifh fhe dishes, and have a parficular fancy for sfaying clofhed in fheir sleeping apparel unfil lafe morning and early affernoon. ln fhe sequence of picfures below, fhese Lambda Chis show a few more of fhe mulfifudinous acfivifies fhaf occupy days and nighfs of a frafernify man. The phonograph is an indispensable confrivance fo be found in every houses' fronf room. According fo scienfific esfimafes, fhe furnfable of fhe average frafernify machine makes enough revolufions per week fhaf fhe oufer rim fravels four- feen fimes fhe disfance from sfadium fo fhe Commons. Of course, in a man's world, a man's mag such as Esquire is sure fo capfure af leasf ifs share of affenfion. Cerfainly nof fhe leasf in a brofher's exisfence is fhe mauling of pledges fo fesf fhem for fhe sfrengfh requisife for a new number. Below, 'rhe paddle, symbol of frafernify acfivify, is held in anficipafion of a near meefing wifh fhe lucky goaf. 2I2 Ronald Johnson Lloyd Olsen Merrill Rees Dale Miller Glenn Sanders James Yardley Travers Allen George Halch John Barron Ross Barre'H' Cliffon Perry Waller Harris Roberl Cuff Lee Gibson Owen Burnham Jack Taylor Tad Paxlon ON THE RIGHT, Lambda Chi's show +o a pofen- fial brolher wha'r a 'Few of 'lhe alums were like- all lhe 'rime glibly felling of 'rhe bro+her's achieve- menls. This is fralernify life, 'rypical of any campus-a world of rushing, ri+es, brolherhood, and praclical jokes. 2I3 BOWERY PARTY: no beer. Harold Sfeed Jack Caine Paul Thomas Sierling Peferson Reid Bishop Conrad Berfin Richard H. Harris Norman Howells Aaron Amacher Harold Guike Royal Henderson Granl' Beihers Dave Clark David K. Hulme John Reese Warren Caldwell Guy Murray Robe-r+ Wilson Eccles Caine Ralph Richards Dixon Larson LaMar Mackay Lane Palmer Roberi' Caine Ralph Carlson Haven Barlow Reid Hall Bryce Alben-'rson Pres+on Seeley Boyd Fuhriman pi kappa alpha IF YCU WANT a darn good da+e call 522 and from fheir collecred miscellany 'rhey'll guaranfee anylhing. To hold a respeclable house parly and a beer busl is +heir frequenl' prac+ice made possible by 1'he annex: +he adia- cenl' creek comes in handy for discipline and as a hang- over remedy. Conformed ex+remis'rs, 1'hey decline 'ro 'roleraie mediocracy, and boasl fhe biggesl' membership on +he campus, plus sublle polirical mechanisms. ln fheir possession are innumerable parking +icke'ls and queslion- able aufomobiles which afford lhem opporlunily +o show l'he mechanical abili'l'y aboul' which lhey brag. THREE POINTERS USUALLY seek refuge wifh fhe Pi Kaps, and affer pledging, display fheir individualify in room decorafion. Each week fhey change fheir lingo and fheir approach, wear obnoxious hafs and claim you can always fell a Pi Kap by his He. Many a lass has fhrilled fo fheir vocalizing of Honeymoon, and has faken fhe maffer seriously because fhey've hung more pins fhan any ofher Greek. 1,1 E -N jf l , x 'Q' T, l- 5 3 ' ...lf is ,X ,X l 4 Paul Huchel Frank Wighf Oleen Bunderson George Haskins Jacques Pinkhard Samuel Price Kenf Howard Roberf Siddoway Wilford Murray Gerald Plowman Ray Lu'l'z Shirley Bishop Don Zamzow Howard Blood Vernon Carlson Darrel Daines Wallace Anderson Chuck Goodwin Paul Hansen Ray Hayes Roberf Toolson Richard K. Pearse Wyman Redd Lewis Livingsfon KlD'S PARTY: milk was served Raymond Whiffaker Hoyf Kelly Ted Crawford Wesley Smifh Sidney M. Priday AROUND THE pool +able, on +he baskerball cour+, ai' 'Phe Alpha Chi house, The S.A.E.'s gel' around. Guaranfeed +o make lhe headlines of Sludenl Life by nuclealing lhe slaff 'lhey 'lalk a lol, proiecl even more, and claim lo be fhe youngesl' campus nalional. They s'rar'I'ed +he new year our righ+ by being quaranfined 'For measles, Ray Wilson heading 'rhe movemenl' pipes elphs epsilee ippsesses FIRST ROW: Ned Clyde, LeRoy Presrgard, Clinron Nelson, Wayne Eldredge, Jack Shaw, William Bail, Dick Call Bill Powers, Edward Scarhina, Val Halgren, Lee Sharp. Second Row: Jay Sraren, Jay Hansen, Ralph Smiih, Roberl Wrighr, Bill Mar+in, Dick LaHin, Roberl' Wennergren, Chall Allred, Calder Picke'H, Arfhur J. Fowler, Dale Lewis Third Row: Morris Rich, Chris Les+on, Bryce Roe, Sam Bailey, Sian Anderson, Jack Schwaneveldl-, Blaine Heusser Harold DeLaMare, Wendell Droubay, Homer Jaynes, Dick Ricci. Fourfh Row: Ray Wilson, Clifford Srock, Val Crane Harold Miller, George Wilkinson, Merlyn Jones, Russel Bafeson, Maurice Merrill, LeGrande Shupe, Jim Harch, Myron Fonnesbeck 2 'life . T THREE BALL in +he side pockei' . il' - VN . A A 1 Y il: J , ,, J ,e T 4 pj , , e . Vg. y W , 1 it X lt! V,,..:. .yi L- 1 is, L11 4. E y yy x y A. yp. l,,:.,ye..x , , V y I y M fs , 1, T ' W be L' ff' e if ' . ga in . 'af ,N 1 E 'M , ,yas Q sp, ws' ,ku , is N ex , A gb . , s f l -' 4 l D f ' l I r l 'Q ll' g ll 1 it s is if l ' y y s .Is 'V' ye .J use J ZI6 BRIGGS on fhe nighl' before +he C. U. game. mfig--s,.- ' .'.-i ' ' ' N I ll' ' L , ' i J M l-, in ll 'IT 'T ' . K, I F W 'A if-Y , Age .N '1--W .. l N l G E O M E T R I C snow sculpfure 'WHlSKEY poses one fashioned by 'lhe S.A.E.'s POLITICALLY, THEY combine wifh +he Sigma Chi'sg fhey have more Trophies 'rhan any o+her fra+erni+y. Mos+ of +heir hours are spenl' in Their made-over house which is ideal for house parlies. They moan aboul' having no alums on 'ihe facul+y and nor having cars, buf ride wi1'h plea- sure in LaHin's iallopy and S'lock's green s+realc. I+ gives 'Them inde- scribable pleasure lo invile a bro1'her's sweefhearl' lo dinner and each pracfice upon her 'rheir famed kissing lechnique. Toward dusk, 1'hey wax senfimenfal and galher for an acapella rendifion of Viole'I's. They afforded good compefilive ma+erial for 'I'he Sigs, winning wafer polo and being runners up in 'I'ouch-foolball and baslcefball. By manner of passing The buck, Sigs claim fhem +o be 'l'he worsf inebriales on 'l'he campus, buf, in spife of every+hing, Presiden1' McKinley was an S.A.E. 2l7 igma shi MEN OF THE Royal WhiTe Cross live in The number one spoT on UTah STaTe's TraTerniTy row. From Their TalenT Tarms in Big CounTy and aT Logan High They draw many members who come To push or cheer The Sigs To leader- ship in almosT every inTer-TraTerniTy acTiviTy. WiTh a corner on aThleTes almosT as compleTe as The besT execu+ed J. P. Morgan monopoly, The Sigs gaThered in mosT oT The champion- ships Tor maior inTra-mural evenTs. They sTaged The Sig Derby, TunTesT in which new sororiTy pledges were honored and ineviTably choice SweeThearT oT Sigma Chi was chosen. Alpha Chi, DoroThy Neilson was named Tor This honor and overnighT The inTalce on already swamped phone number l26l was doubled. Sigs sounded Their poliTical Trom- bone loudesT in class poliTics where They held Three oT Tour presidencies. l i SIGS celebraTe by surrealism. ,ww il ix 2 VS' G- i FIRST ROW: J. T. AbboT, Merrill Daines, J. A. Theu Karl T. Homer, Clyde TarbeT. Second Row: Dick Harold Capener, George PeTerson, Fae HursT, Melvin Third Row: Ted Wennergren, Nick Drakulick, Chris Jean Carlos, Bill TwiTchell. FourTh Row: Ed Budge, Cullimore, John Sorenson, Lyman TarbeT, Fred Allen Row: Burns CrooksTon, GranT WhiTe, Roy Humpherys, Bullen, Orsen Bankhead. SixTh Row: David Moore, Clair Dale Homer, Alan Wilson, Sherwin Maeser. SevenTh WidTsoe CheckeTTs, Conrad Alder, Richard Parkinson MaThews, Eldred PeTerson. EighTh Row: Alma Sonne THOUGH employing a skill- ful rush fechnique buf shof serenade facfics, fhe Sigs never- fheless managed fo gef a gang of promising pledges and sfill had many absenfee pins around. hi+ wifh fomafo gefs a kiss. SHAPE and size-carefully considered. FIRST ROW: Bill Leafham, Dudley Emmeff Dick Griffin, Dean McNeil, Clarence Randall. Norman Salisbury, Sidney Cardon. Second Row: Granf Esplin, Dean Brown, Norman Sonne, Frank Hanson, Gib Madsen, Louis Klekas, Richard Tippefs. Third Row: Rulon Gardner, Reed Hursf, Don Bafeson, Dick Howard, Jim Marfin, Charles Jenkins, Wade Munden. Fourfh Row: Bob Nelson, Wendell Roskelley, George Nelson, Dean Thornberg, Reid Pedersen, Jack Gilberf, Jack Crooksfon. ZI9 new nn the hill is sigma nu THESE DOUGH-BOYS of +he campus live in lhe Caslle and park in i+s shade lhe smarlesl' slring of aulomofive vehicles in fhe valley. Their search for 'lhe 'Famed secrel' passages in lhe Caslle has neH'ed no'l'hing more 'lhan several odd-looking panels lor al leasl'1'ha'l's all lhe oufsider is shownl. A'l' any rafe fhe house has a lhousand weird nooks and quain'r 'Fealures 'rhaf keep lhe newcomer slare-crazy. Afler one year of occupancy, 'I'he Sig Nu boys have improved 'rhe sl'ruc'l'ure considerably from 'I'he crumb- ling gian'r deser+ed by 'l'he Alpha Chi's. FIRST ROW: Roberf Corey, LaVan Hendricks, Ezra Geddes, Roberi' Anderson, Karl Taylor, George McDonald, James Hiner, Reed Budge, Max Johnson, Earl James, James E. Sorenson. Second Row: Ariel Bernfson, PiaH' Bliss, Lyman Gabrielsen, John S. Daniels, Edmond Guhler, Oliver E. Lockhar+, Robbin Hanson, Roberi Kruger, Richard l. Sfevens, Rulon Yorgason, Elmer Jacob. Third Row: Marion Dunn, Ferris Sweef, Den? Dus+in, Jay Hamil+on, Tom Burrows, Kyle Sfephens, Thomas Kilchen, Ausfin Hubbard, Lawrence Whiiney, Lufher Winsor, Blaine Moser. Fourih Row: Kei+h Brough, Melvin Pennie, Jack Hendricks, Nagel Palmer, Bob Anderson, Dale Johnson, Bill Wallace. Lewis Sadlier, Roberl Taylor, Reid Bergener. 220 HERE'S fhe fireside scene. BROODING frio wails. V STUDY HOUR-fhe sign was liffecl from Chi O's EVERY AFTERNOON fhe brofhers hold informal open house in fheir fronf room where fhey bring fheir gals fo perfecl' clance sfeps fo fhe fune of fhe besf record shelf on fhe campus. Traveling in small gangs fhey can generally be found eifher al' Diclc's, Caspar's, or fhe Chi O house, where, as af all sororifies, fheir serenacles are appreciafecl. Alfhough nof over-run wifh muscle-men, fhey poinf fo fraclcsfer Roy Taylor as an example of SN ahilify. Thespians, scholars, playboys, and fashion-plafes-fhese are Whife Sfar boys. 22l nr ,937 sum san- au., '49 FIRST ROW: Jon Crocke'H', Sam Merrill, Charles Henry, Jack Moore, George Barron, Wilford Smeding, Ray Randall, Rene Ballard, Fred Robbins. Second Row: Dean Frischknechr, Mack Wray, John Clay, Roberl Carlson, LaMar Monroe, Roberl' Branges, D. G. Nelson, Blaine Harris, Lynn Page. Third Row: Lawrence Auberl, Hal Edison, Roden Shumway, Keifh Wray, John Allen Beary, David S. Williams, Domick LaVerne, Roberr Choare, Wayne K. TuHle. Fourih Row: Elden Drake, Jim McFall, Edward Consalvi, Frank Yose, Clair Kanen, NaRay Ormond, Augusf Auberr, Wayne Call, Warren Holmgren. Fif+h Row: Les'l'er D. Barrus, Lyman Bingham, Michael Bruno, Wayne Taylor, Udell Wankier, Gene French, Earl TuHle, David Larimer. HOUSE parly picnic. G EPS hear Louis cool Pasfor. sippp phi pppilpp prpplpimp CLAIMING NO RELATION befween fheir good rep and fheir disfance from Jack Croff's office, fhe Sig Eps fypify fhe hard-working, up-and-coming frafernify. They 'throw novel house parfies, and are always decking fhe house for 'rhe nexf spree or cleaning if ouf affer fhe lasf. They observe sfudy rules sfricfly and keep fab on fubbings iusf as sfricfly. They claim fo have fhe preffiesf pin on fhe campus and show a disfincl' preference for Idaho beer. Wifh arfisf Sam Merrill as a brofher fhey are always in fhe final iudgmenf for arfisfic endeavor-having won fhe snow sculpfuring confesf for fhe second successive year. On fhe elecfion of Paf Smifh as Queen of Hearfs, fhey dreamily sang romanfic Sig Ep Girl fo 'rheir charfer sweefhearf. Paf is shown below as she was awarded fhe honor and fhe accompanying giff. Sig Eps are always considered a serious fhreaf in infra-mural afhlefic compefifion. They passed, sfroked, and fossed fheir way fo fhe semi-finals in fouch foofball, wafer polo, and baskefball. They inaugu- rafed Sunday soffball sessions wifh fhe navy men, boughf fheir share of defense sfamps, and lived fhe life of model college brofherhood. 223 SOO VEE ANN FUYUPUS PSU- QUEEN of Hearfs flnalisfs IIIHIH IIDSIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIS IIIIBIIIIIIII CRACKING THE POLITICAL field wi+h 42-43 vice prexy Karma Hill lplus a Lacey - fhe logical conclusion of SAE pin hangingl, +he Theia U's made Iheir place on Ihe campus indeed noiiced. They were I'he only Amazon Iribe I'o pick a Dream Man, naming Frank Wigh+ for +he honor. Enough fra'rerniI'y pins land fhe 'following choco- Ia'resI came Io res? here ihaf 'Ihe daily block dash for +he five-+o-eighi bus was a figuraI'ive necessiiy. Thefas invaded classes wiih a high scholarship pasi record: evidencing +heir place in 'rhe high scholarship brackef was placemenf of Jane Peck in Phi Kappa Phi. The aged enigma When does a sororiiy girl s+ucIy? is answered by ihe Thefas in Ihe sequence below. Acf I shows Pledge Peierson firsi' being dis- Iracfed from her pursuii' of knowledge by Ihe public showing of a new formal. One Ihing of course leads I'o anofher, and so afier +hey conirasi' Russia's war move wiih Jay bIi'Izkrieg Green's conducf, food is in order. Scene II shows us Ihe quiel mid- nigh+ purge of I'he icebox. In 'rhe Iasl' spoi' we find our fired pledge wearily aH'ack- ing her lessons wi+h Ihe clock approaching one and her roomie fucked comforiably beneaih +he down. 224 K 5. '2 ,ui : . . .ii . - M1931 Ji EIRST ROW: Carol Wennergren, Jane Peck, Cora Mickelson, Shirley Nelson, Louis Peferson, Genevieve ohnson, Karma Hill, Lora Terry, Second Row: Gwendolyn Smilh, Nedra Dafwyler, Mae Anderson, Norma ard, Hazel Perry, Evelyn Seamons, Maxine Jenkins, Corrine Smi+l1. Third Row: Elaine Adams, Jane Flinf, harlene Turner, Marjorie Carver, Rulh Pederson, Marjorie Jones, BeHy Jean Slone, Refa Jones. 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Organizing a successful publicaiion requires coordinafion, adhering fo principles of good layouf, color applicalion, phofographic appeal: all pari' of +l1e media used in helpful guidance. Our obiecfive, obviously, is a me+l1od pursued upon sarisfacfory and con- linuous cusfomer relalions leading fo fhe permanency of lhe ins+il'ul'ion. PHRHGUH PRlll'l'll'lG CU. l22 Wes? on Second Souih Sali' Lake Cily, Ul'al1 Cook. William L. 86 Abbott, J. T. 48. 57, 140, 218 Abbott Legrande .. ........... . 70 Adams, Bernice ................ 84 Adams, Elaine .......... 70, 2.25 Adams, Hugh L. ................ 84 Adams, Lois 96, 98, 104, 225 Adamson, Ella L. .....,...... 48 Adamson, Mildred P. 98, 204 Adamson, Robert K. ........ 98 Adney, Betty Jane ...,,... 98 Adney, C. Joyce ................ 70 Aebischer, Edith E. ........ 98 Albertson, A. Bryce 84, 214 Alder, Conrad . ......,.... 84, 218 Alder, Reo G. ..... .......... 8 5 Allan, Clayton ,......... 98 Alleman, David ................ 98 Allen. Aquilla C ..... ...... 1 50, 101 Allen, Fred 69, 70, 153, 218 Allen, Travers ........ ......,... 2 13 Allen, Reed R. .... .... 4 8 Allen Jean .....,.l.... .... 2 11 Allen, Russell H. ........ 70 Allen, Louise .................... 98 Allred, Chall ................ 48, 216 Allred, Frieda Isabel ...... 98 Allred, Vlfells M. .........,...... 128 Amacher, Aaron C. ..... .,.. 2 14 Amacher, VVinifred .... 85 Amundson, Marjorie ......,. 98 Anderson, Beverly Mae .... 98 Anderson, Burton C. ...... 98 Anderson, Chad K. .......... 48 Anderson, .Desmond 98, 129 Anderson, Elden J. ....,... 98 Anderson, Erma H. ........ 98 Andersen, Glenn C. .,...... 70 Andersen, Grant F. ........ 70 Anderson Jack ........ 85, 128 Anderson Jos. A Jr. 44, 85 Anderson, Kathryn .......... 209 Anderson Keith .............-.. S4 Anderson Kent D. -..--------- 93 Anderson Lee Roy -------- 48 Anderson, Lucinda Coy 98 Anderson Lurline H. 70 Anderson Mae ............ 48. 225 Anderson Marjorie ........ 48 Anderson Robert L. 48, 220 Andersen Roberta .......... 84 Anderson Rulon A. ........ 48 Andersen Stanley l'. 70, 139, 216 Anderson VVallace Jr. .... 215 Andrews, Beverly L. ...... 98 Andrew, Dean C. ............ 154 Andrus, Belva ............ 93. 225 Andrus, Ruth ............----..-- 43 Anhder, Garth lvon ........ 98 Archibald, Ruth .............. 99 Armstrong, Harold '.l'. .... 70 Armstrong, Rela ....... .... 7 0 Arnell, Robert M. 84 Arthur, Keith ........ .... 7 0 Ash, Cecil Grant ..... 99 Ashby, Edith .......... .... 7 0 Ashcroft, Mildred .. 84 Ashdown, Donald ..... .... 4 S Astle, Mavis ............ .... 8 4 Athay, Dean J. .............. .... 8 4 Atkin, John Dwain ........ 99 Aubert, August A ...,.... 99, 222 Aubert, Lawrence .... 70, 222 Austin, Mary J. ................ 99 Axelgard, Chris 49, 150, 21.1 Bagley, David C. ............ 84 Bailey, Luella .................... 84 Bailey, Sam H. 56, 131, 210 Bair, Glen .............-.-----.-- S5 Baird, Loraine .......... 70. 204 Baird, Robert Abner ..... 85 lllllllll lllllll Baker, Barzee C. .... ..... . 85 Baker, Simon L. ..............,. 49 Balch, Betty Lou .... 70, 200 Ballard, Donna ................ 49 Ballard, Nadine ................ 71 Ballard, Rene Noble 49, 222 Bangerter, Blauer L. .... 99 Bankhead Crsen VV. ........ 218 Barber Ann L. ........ 71, 211 Barber, Patsy ............ 99, 211 Barker, Ethel H. ............ 71 Barlow, Dorothy ............ 84 Barlow, Haven J. .... 141, 214 Barlow, Margaret L. 71, 225 Barlow, Rachel ........ 71, 209 Barnhurst, Willard D. 99 Barnum, Vvarren P. ........ 49 Barratt, G-len C. ..... ....,.... 8 4 Barrett, Geneva ................ 84 Barrett, Ross ............ 84, 213 Barrett, Theta .................... 71 Barron, Howard .............. 84 Barron, Robert M. ....... 84 Barrus Lester D. ............ -222 Bartchi, Paul E. ................ E06 Bartholomew, Margaret .... 85 Bartlett, Della .................. 71 Barton, George A. ............ 85 Barton, John O. ........ 49, 213 Bartschi, Paul ........ . ..... 71 Bateman, Kenneth fi. . 99 Bateman, LaVar ........ ....,. 8 5 Bateman, Marjorie ........... 84 Bateman, Virginia .... 49, 211 Bateson, Don Carter 99, 219 Bateson, Russell, B. 99, 216 Batt, Bernice ................ 99 Batt, XVilliam Lee .... 1.56, 210 Baurle, Esther M. .......... .. 49 Baugh, Evan A. ........ 19, 159 Baugh, Frances ............ 99 204 Baxter, Alden John .... ..... 9 9 Beal, Dorothy .................... 49 Beaty, John Allen .... ..S4, 222 Beck, James S. ............---- 71 Beckett, James E. .... ...... 2 06 Beecher, DelMont 71 Beggant, Vlfllliam .. 99 Behling, Glen J. 49 Behling Ray J. .. ........ . 71 Bell, Marvin ..... .. ..... ...150 Bello, Clair L. ........ -84, 218 Bench, Sterling .... ......... 3 4 Bennett, Elayne F. ..... . 99 Bennett, Lila M. .... 99 Bennett, Spencer ....... 99 Bennion, Peggy M. ...... 99 Benson, Matthew Jr. ........ 84 Benson Vvinston L. 71 Benton, David E. ............ 71 Benton, Lloyd Jay ........ 99 Bergener, Reid H. ..., 84, 221 Bergeson, Ramona ............ 99 Bergeson, Tharrel Ann 211 Bergreen, Stanley VJ. .... 84 Bernhisel, Harry .............. 99 Bernhisel, Ted B. ............ 71 Bernstein, David A. ........ 71 Berntson, Ariel Jr. .... 84 220 Berntson, Mary ........ 84, 204 Berrey, Marie ...................... 84 Bertin J. Conrad 49, 58, 1-16 214 Bethers, Grant .... 49, 140, 214 Beutler, Shirlee M. .... 99 204 Bickniore, VVilliam D. .... 71 Bigler, Gordon Odell 99 Bills, Ora lvl. ............. ...... 4 9 Bingham, llon R. ............ 71 Bingham, Lyman D. ........ 222 Bingham, Xvinifred .... 99 Binnall, J. Ralph ..... Bird, Perry G. ..... . Bird, Verna . ..... ......... 99 99 84 Bischoff, Archie A. .......... 99 Bishop, LaPreal ....... Bishop, LaVVana .... 99 99 Bishop, LeMlra ...... ...... . ..... 8 4 Bishop, Mary Louise 99 Bishop, Shirley lil. ,.,.....,., . Bishop, V. Reid .....,.,.... 7l, 215 2l'l Black. Harold lc. ............ 49 Black, Helen ,,.,,.... ,,,,,,,, 4 9 Black, Robert M. ............ 49 Blair, Constance ........ 84. 204 Blaisdell, Reed R. ............ 99 Blanchard, Daren B. ........ 99 Blanchard, Keith I-I. ........ 71 Blaser Harold D. ,........... 00 Bliss, Platt I-I. ............ 84, 220 Blood, Howard L. 99, 129, 215 Bodrero, Llewellyn ............ 71 Bond, Allen T. ....... ........ 7 1 Bond, Floyd T. ...,.,......,.,,,. 90 Bosan, George S. ........ 84. 200 Bott, Helyn .......................... 71 Bowen, Don Leslie .... 84, 128 Bowman, Edward M. ........ 99 Boyer, Keith S. ................ 50 Bradshaw, Lynn. Nielsen 99 Bradshaw, O'dell Berg- strom ...........................,.... 99 Braegger, Morgan G. .... 99 Braegger, Raphael ..... ..,. 9 9 Branges, Robert J .... 71, 222 Bremers, Irene J. ...,........ 84 Brierley, James l'. .... ..... 5 19 Briggs, Marie ............ ..... 7 1 Briggs, Melvin T. ............ 158 Brinkerhoff, Alma N. .... 50 Brinton, VVm. B, ,...... ......,,. 5 0 Broadbent, Elmer E. ........ 50 Brothersen, Thomas M .... 71 Brough, Bernice ............ .... 7 1 Brough, Franklin K. 100 220 Brough, Lawrence D. ........ 50 Brown, Anne M. ................ 99 Brown, Dean B ............, 84, 219 Brown, Garn A. ...... ....... 7 1 Brown, Leland J. .... ......., 1 00 Brown, Paul H. 71 Brown, Reed ........... ........ 1 00 Brown, Thales C. .... . 50 Bruno, Micheal ..... .,,.... 1 00 Buck, Amanda ....... ..... 8 4 Budge, Edwin C. .... ..... 2 18 Budge, Grant .................... 71 Budge, Reed VV. ........ 71, 220 Bullen, George H. ............ 218 Bunderson, Oleen W. 84, 215 Bunker, B. Allen ................ 100 Burch. Jean V. ....... . .... 71 Burgan, Claire G. ............ 100 Burgoyne, David S. ........ 100 Burgoyne, Maxine .... 84, 1149 Burgoyne, Robert H. ...... 50 Burk, Dick ..............,......,,. 71, Burnham, Owen ........ 100, 213 Burns, Micheal .................. 222 Burrows, Thomas NV 100, 220 Burton, Albert VV. .--.-... 50 Bush, Roche JJ. ........ .. 50 Bushler, Charles D .....,....... 84 Caine, G. Eccles ..... ..... 2 14 Caine, John T. .... ..... 2 14 Caine, Robert P. ................ 214 Caldwell, Grace .............,.,,. 100 Caldwell, VVarren T. 50, 214 Call, Elizabeth 84, 85, 200 Call, Melba ................ 100, 211 Call, Richard ........ 70, 71, 210 Call, NVayne NV. ........ 84, 222 Cameron, Mary Lu 100, 209 Campbell Arthur A. ...... 84 Campbell, Blanche ............ 100 Campbell Chloe D. .... 50 211 Campbell Lucile ................ 50 Cannegieter, Morris NV ..... 51 Canning, Ray R. ....,.....,,..., 51 Capener, Harold R. .... 51 210 Carclon, Kenneth R. ........ 84 Cardon, Sidney B. .... 109 219 Carey, Glen A. .................,,, 84 Carlisle, John J. Carlos, Jean B. .... . Carlsen, Miles .............,.,, Carlson, Ralph. F. ........ 71 Carlson, Robery O. .... . Carlson, Vernon W. 865, Carson, Virginia .... 100, Carter, Afton ............ 85, Carter, Alta ............ 100, Carter, Joan .............. 51, Carver, Marjorie L. 51, S15 218 100 214 U90 215 211 204 200 200 225 oi. Caseman, A. Bert ..... ...... . 80 Casper, Shirley ............ Chadwick, Helen B. Chadwick, Keith E. Chadwick, Ralph J. ....100 ...lllll .. ..... 81 . ....... 51 Chamberlain, Reuvo ........ 100 Chambers, Carina .... 87, 209 Chatelain, Jake E. ............ 80 Chatterton, Ariel B. ........ 51 Checketts, F. Widtsoe 87, 218 Cherry, Cecil A. ................ 101 Choate, Robert Calvin 222 Christensen, Adele ............ 51 Christensen, Anthon B. .... 51 Christensen, Cecil N. ...... 71 Christensen, Darwin C ..... 71 Christensen, Irma ............ 101 Christensen, Jean ...... 51, 204 Christensen, Lucile ............ 71 Christensen, Mary K. .... 87 Christensen, Olevu. C. .... 80 Christensen, Rulon .......... 1.01 Christiansen, Eva ............ 101 Christiansen, Frances 20-l Christiansen, J. Y. ............ 1,01 Clark, Beth ................ 101, 211 Clark, Charlene ................ 71 Clark, David T. 51, 159, 214. Clawson, Alan T. ................ 101 Clawson, Lloyd Y. ........,. 101 Clay, John E. 51, 129, 222 Clayson, Melba ................ 71 Clayton, Genevieve ............ 51 Clayton, Richard L. ........ 71 Clements, Jean S. .............. 211 Clyde, Ned P. .... 51, 100, 210 Clyde, Virginia ................ 211 Coburn, Richard K. ........ 51 Colby, Harvey L. ....... ...... 7 2 Coles, Ernest T. .... ...... 1 01 Collard, Ruby .,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 8 6 Colllngs, Vlfayne R. ...... 51 Collis, Magele ........... 72 Colyar. Alberta L, ,,.,,.,,,,,, 101 Colyar, Marzetta L. ........ 86 Condie, .Darlene ,,,,,,, , ,,,,, 51 Consalal, Ed ....,,. ,,,,,, 2 22 Cook, Maurine .... 52 Cook, Orls Kaa ,,,,,.,., ,,,,,, 1 01 Cooley. Marcus R. 72 Cooley. Marvel ........ Coombs, Coombs, Gene ........ Coombs .......101 Barbara ..... .... 8 6 .........225 Virgil .................. Coop, June ........ , .......,,,, 52, 72 209 Corbrldge, lvan L, ,,,..,,,,,,, 52 Cordon, Barbara ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 5 2 Cordon, Juliette ................ 52 Corey, Robert E. ...... 52, 220 Cornin., Leo P. ,.,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 01 Covey, Loyal .......... .... 5 2 Cowley, George H. ............ 52 Cox, Carol ................ ....... 1 01 Cox, llonald B. .... .... 8 6 Cox, Elmer C. ..... .,,, 5 1 Cox, Elmer E. ...... ....,.,.,, 7 2 Cox, 'Pauline S. .,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, 52 Crane, Florence A. .... 72, 204 Crane, Leonard I-I. ............ 72 Crane, Val B. ..... .. Crawford, Faye .. ....... 216 Crawford, Jean .......... 87, 211 Crawford. Ted ........ 101, 215 Criddle, Bertha ................ 101 Criddle, John R. 87 222 Critchlow, Mclvu ............ 72 Crockett, Eldon .....,.,........ 101 Crockett, .Tennnc 87, 80, 200 Crockett, Jon Fred .... 52, 222 Croft, Carmen ......,... 52, 209 Crook, Clark J. ..............., 101 Crookston, Burns B. 93, 155, 164, 218 Crookston, Jane .,............., 1.01 Crookston, John R. ........,, 101 Crookston, Lola ................ 101 Crnwther, Gurdon .....,...... 86 Cuff, Robert hote .... 1.01, 213 Cullimore, Grant J. 159, 164, 21,8 Cullimorc, Phyllis ........,..... 86 Curtis, Bzwlmru ..... ........,. 1 U1 215 Curtis, Orrin F. ............ .... 1 . 59 Curtis, Xvurren G. ............ 101 Cuskclly, S. Lawrence ...... 53 Cutler, De J. ...................... 101 Cutler, Mae .... ..,..... 5 3, 209 Gunn, Rlchard N. ..........., 88 .75 Duines, Darrel ...,........ 101, 215 IULLIIIES, Merrill C. ............ 218 Haines, Spom-cr Hanson 53 Dallcy, Jamms Adwln ...... 72 Dailey, T'n.1'ley Jzmws ........ 53 Imlley, Rachel ................,... 72 Imlpluz, Ilnez Francis .... 101 Dance, Orin David ...,........ 86 Daniels, Dona Marie 86, 211. Imniels, John Steve ...... 220 Dzmielson, Ruth ................ 72 Duttuge, Leverc A. ........ 86 Datwyler, Nedrn. ...,,....,...... 225 Davis, Barbara. Francis .... 72 Davis, Etvlla ...................... 72 lilzwis-1, Helen ...................... 101, Imvis, .l'u,f-k Rugg' .... 72 'Hifi Davis, L. Ray .................... 101 Davis, Lehi ......,....,.. .,....... 1 O1 Davis, Marion J. ............. .101 Davis, Mary .lame ........ 813, 211. Dayley, 1VIu.rlc Y. ................ 101 Decker, Mary .................... 72 DcLaMa1'e, Harold .... 87, 216 DeLong, Aileen ................ 53 Dennis, Daniel S. .....,...... 87 Deschamps, Blanche L. .... 205 Diial, Mary ....................... . 87 Dillman, Mary Leona, ...... 101, Dillman, Naomi ................ 209 Dixon, Dwixght .................. 53 Dixon, Louise ............ 73, 209 Dolquist, Don .................... 157 Domina, Ursula. ............ 86, 21.1 Dominick, LoVe1'ne ........ 222 Doran, Belva .....,............. 561 Dorton, Betty Jeanne 204 Dotson, Olga. Helen .......... 101 Downs, Lois ........................ 101 Drake, Eldon N ........ 73, 222 Drakulich, Nick Joe 53, 218 Tlraper, Glade B. ............ 101 Droubay, Mfendell P. 86, 216 Duback, Vern Mm: ,........... 101 Duncan, Gail ............ 73, 156 Duncan, Gerald .... .....,... 1 01 Dunford, Mont B. ...... 86 Dunn, Barbara. .... ...... 2 Q!! Dunn. Irving ...................... 101 Dunn, Marion Robert 220 Dunn, Nn.Dea.n ...........,...... 73 Durand. Embry J. ............ 101 Durfee, Dorothy V. ........ 86 Durrant, NVillium Jr. 102, 158 DLll'l'!Ll1t, Vvillium M. .,...... 53 Durtschi, VVaItr-1' H. ........ 86 Dustin, Dent ............ 102. 220 SIUHBHI UIUBX Eaton, Marian R. ............ G7 Edison, 'Hal ........... . ..,......... Edwards, Judith ........ 102 Egbert, David VV. ....... ,. Ekins, Stanford Ray ....... Ekker, Julia M. .............. . Eldredge, Betty Ann 86, 209 .102 .102 .102 204 Eldredge, Vvayne J ....... .... 2 15 Elliott, Jon Greer ............ 86 Elliott, Keith Wallace Ellison, Lyle Larkin . ...... ...102 .102 Embry, Elsie Florence ...... 86 Emmett, Dudley .............. 219 Empey, I4ilM8l' T. ....... , .... 102 England. Earl VVm. ........ 73 England, Harold XV. ........ 86 England, M. Jay ...... 102 1El'iCkSQl1, Alberta ............ 73 Erickson, Clifford L, ...... 102 Ericksen, Edna M. .-.... 53 Erickson, Nadine .............. 86 Erickson, Margaret .......... 211 Erickson, Erickson, Ernstrom, Roma Lynn 73 Virginia ............ 86 Anthon ....,.. ..... 8 fi Erquizxgu., Tony .... ...... 1 02 Eskelsen, Annora ............ 73 Esplin, 'Dorothy ................ 73 Ee-mlin, Grant M. ...... 73, 219 Evans, Bernell 'Ward ....,. 102 Evans, Elaine D. .... 102, 204 Evans, Garth David ........ 73 Evans, H. Joy ................ 211 Evans, Joseph ........... ...... 7 3 Evans, Va.Ny1e M. . 73 Everton. Ruby ........ ....., 1 02 Eyre, H. Dean ...... 73 Farr, Catherine ........ 53, 209 Furnswnrtll, Dean ., , ,... ...,. 7 vw 'l1'zu'l'elI, .Kenneth A. Fernelius, Jean VV. 5.4 86 Ferre, Alvin ........................ 53 Fielding, Rcva Pearl ........ 1.02 Fife, Hfynne Basil ............ 73 Fillmore, Alden C. ........ ...102 Findlay, Lloyd ................ 86 I1'ishburn, Enid ............ 53, 205 Fisher, Mm'jm'ie N. ....,,. 102 Fitzgerald, Barbara J. SG, 87 Fitzgerald, Doris .,.. 1.02, 211 Fitzgerald, Jack Fl Lllli 103 .FiflZQ,'El'1l.ld, Sheldon .. .,... 73 Flamm, Lowell S. ............ 103 Fletclmer, Harvey R. ........ 86 Flint, Jane ................ ......... 2 25 Fonnesheck, Leon Alan 11:9 Foote, Vkfilson H. ..........., 53 Fordhz-un, Bessie M ............. 103 F ' Oster, ,AFVII J. ........ ......, 7 3 Foutz, Bruce Nadine 73, Fowler, Art Franklin 73, 209 217 Fowler, Ettamarie .... 53, 211 Frampton, Joyce E. ........ 103 Frank, Virginia ................ 103 F'ra.m-is, Shirley ........ 86, 204 Freeman. Dean Bert ........ 53 F'reema.n, Irene ..............,. 73 Freeman, Kay E. ............ 73 Freeman, Roma. Irene ...... 103 French, Gene ....... ....... 2 22 French. Lenwood E, ...... 73 Frick, Roy ...................,...... 103 Fridal, Fae ........................ 73 Fridal, Lydia, , ..................... 73 Frischkneckt, XV. Dean 222 Frank, X'Villia.m Don . .,..... 53 Fuhriman, Boyd ..,... 086, 214 Fuller, Glen E. .......... ..54, 128 Fuller, Stanley R. ............ 73 Fullmer, Clem C. Funk, Gene .................. Funk, Viva Leone ......... Gabrielsen, Lyman C. ..... . Galida, Frank R. ....... . Gancheff, Beulah .... ,. G'3.1'dll6l', Dean C. 73 86 86 .103 220 86 73 Hanson, Frank RI .............. 219 Hansen, Gertrude ............ 103 Hansen, Charles ...... ....... 1 03 Hanson, Golden K. ..... .. 55 Hansen, Jay Leland ........ 216 Hanson, Leona, ................ 74 Hanson, Marion .................. 74 Hansen, Marjorie ........ 55, 209 Hansen, Norma. ................-. 74 Hansen, Paul K. ................ 215 Hanson, Robbiu Reed .... 220 Hansen, Vaughn E. .......,.. 74 Hardman, C. Neff .....-..--.- 74 Hardman, Grant L. .......... 103 Harris, D. Blaine ........ 89, 222 Harris, Floria, .................... 89 Harris, Gloria. ........ 83, 93, 209 Harris, Lucille .................... 103 Harris, Richard H. 51, 55, 214 Harris, VVa.lter A. .... 89, 213 Gardner, Ellen ................ 54 Gardner, Phyllis ................ 54 Gardner, Rulon B. .... 103 219 Gates, Keith ......... ............... 5 4 Ga.therum, James M. ........ 54 Gay, Don W. ...................... 54 Gaynard, Clifford Carl .... 73 Geddes, Ezra ............ 54, 220 Gentry. VVm. L. ..... ........ 1 03 Gephart, Elaine .................. 86 Gibson, Lee Willis .......... 213 Gilbert, Jack ............ 153, 219 Gnehm, Margaret .............. 86 Godfrey, Rosalyn ...... .... .... 8 G Godfrey, Willialll R. ........ 86 Gold, Donna ........................ 73 Goodman, Russell Max .... 73 Goodsell, Faye .................. S6 Goodwin, Chuck LaVar 166, 215 Goold, Norris W. .............. 88 Gottfredson, Arthur H ..... 103 Gowers, Don Ray ............ 54 Graham, Leland ................ 88 Grandy, Drue Royal ........ 73 Grandy, Grant P. ............ 54 Grant, Guymon ........ ..... 8 9 Gray, Elmo A. .................... 54 Greaves, Marguerite ........ 73 Green, Max ................ ..... 7 3 Green, Vaughan ....... 73 Greeuwell, Eva M. .... ..... 5 4 Griffin, Earl H. ................ 73 Griffin, Richard A. 160, 210 Griffin, Vera. ............... ..... 7 3 G'l lfflYl, Welden ................ 7.5 Harris, XVende11 R. ............ 88 Harrison, Elwen .-..------------ 1-U3 74 Hartvigsen, Mabel E. Hartvigsen, Reed W. ......-. 74 1-Iartvigsen, Ruby Harwood, Doris . ...... . 74 74 Haskins, George VV. ........ 215 Hatch, Betty Louise ...... 69, 74 Hatch, George H. ........ 88, 213 Hatch, Mary .......--------------.-- 55 Hatch, R. James ........ 88, 217 .103 Hatt, Vail Frank .-.--------. Havens, 'VV3.1'1'GY'l VVinston Hayden, Ben Lynn - -A------ 33 Hayes, Charles R. ....... . 88, Haynie, Louise .........- 103, 166 204 Hayward, Mildred .............. 209 Hayward, Sterling R. .103 Hawkins, Alex .............. .....- 7 4 Heaton. Norman ------- ---4 5 5 Henderson, Gene ................ 89 Henderson, ROYHI -------' 55- 214 HTfff.?fffi...?f.ff?f .... if T59 211 Hendricks, E. La,Va.n ...... 220 Hendricks, John R ..... 103, 22Q Hendry, William ...----------- 205 Henrie, Afgylfi -T81 -------- ----103 Griffiths, Daniel J. ............ 73 Gubler, Edmund ........ 88, 220 Gudmundson, Lausanne M. 204 Gudmundson, Norma ........ 88 Henriod, Charlotgzcg Ii-4 Gudmundson, Vvesterdahl 74 Gunn, VVi1ma. ............ 103, 209 Gutke, Harold .................... 214 Guymon, Grant A ......,...... 89 E-Iadfield, Fay .................... 89 Hagiwars, Toshio B. ........ 89 Haight, Karrol ............ 75, 209 Hale, Kelta ............. ........ 1 03 Hale, Mary Louise ............ 205 Haley, NVanda ....,............... 54 E-Ialgren, Spencer Val 217 Hall, Adele ........................ 103 Hall, Frank Levi .............. 74 Hall, George Charles ........ 103 Hall, Margene .................... 55 Hall, Norma. ........................ 55 Hall, Reid Jenkins ..,.88, Halladay, Norma J ....... 214 ...IO3 -u . 1, 204 Henry, Charles H. .... 55 222 Hermanson, Beth ---A--------- - 55 Herbert, Madonna .....---.--- 153 Hess, DOl'Othy ----------------- ---103 Heusser, Blaine R. ............ 216 Hgywggd, FIOFSHCC -----------' 83 Hiatt, Jex Leon ..... ----- 5 5 Hiatt, Ray ------------ ----- ff' Hicken, Dean Ray ---- ----- f 5 Hickeu, Quentin E. ....------ 193 Hicken, Russell B. ........---- U5 Hickman, Carlos --f------ ------- 1 Ui' Hickman, Dot ...........- 103, 209 HT1ffffff..fff'?4a5, 55, 138, 209 Hickman, Louis C. ...--------- 88 Hickman, Shirley -------------- 202 Hill, Karma ------------- ---75' 220 1-liner, Hazel .--------- -------- 1 03 Hi11er, James --------- --'-'- 2 20 Hirsch, Ernest C. ...- --.-- 3 Hobbs, Donald ------------- ----- 1 U3 Hobson, John Ralph ....... Hodgson, NVi11iarn D. .... . Hudson, Lois June ........- .- I-Ioffman, Merril V. Hamilton, Jay Martin 88, 220 Hammond, Cloma ........ 88, 211 Hampton, Boyd K. ............ 88 Hampton, Ka, ...................... 103 Hampton, Kenneth Ray .... 55 Hampton Rex Herbert .... 55 Hancock. MaDa1l .............. 88 Hansen, Adrus 88, 91, 128, 211 Hansen, Beatrice E. ........ 74 Hansen, Cleone Lyle ...... 103 Hansen, Clifford ................ 74 Hansen, Eldon VV. .... ..... 7 4 .103 .103 .103 Hoffman Verl L. ............ 103 Hoffman, Verne ----------------A 153 Holmgren, Wa1'ren G. .... Holyoak, Lily L. ...........-.- 103 Homer, Dale M. ........ 88, 21.8 Homer, Elma ...... ......-------.. 1 0-3 Homer, Iiarl T- ----f------- 55- 215 Honda, 'Lodashi .... ...... - -.I-03 Homes, Willianl ------ -103 Hooper, Keith R. .......... H103 Horton, Jack Earl .... 88, 206 Howard, Dick ..,......... 153, 217 Howard, Flora ............,... 'mtl Howard, S Kent ........ 88, 21.5 Howells, lane ....... ........,.. 7 5 Howells, Norman ........ '314 Hoyt, Murray G, ........,,,.., ,104 Hubbard, Austin R. ......,... 220 Huber, James R. ..,,. ........ 7 5 Huchel, Paul E. .........,.,,. 215 I-Iudman, Helen ....v..... 55, 211 Huff, Virginia L. .....,...... 56 I-Iuffaker, Grant B. ...,,....... 7.04 Hughes, Doris N, .......,.,,.,,.. 56 Hughes, Stanley S. ........ 88 Hughes, Xvallace D. ........ 104 Hugie, Ethel Mae .... 104, 204 I-Iulet, Ray ....................,,..,. 104 Hulme, David . .,........... 56, 214 Hulme, Melvin John .,....,. 88 Hulse, Dee R. ........,........... 88 Hultquist, Bernice E. ...... 75 Humpherys, Roy NV. ........ 218 Hunsaker, Eros ...,,.........,. 104 Hunsaker, Gwenn ........ 75, 130 Hunsaker, Richard .... 88, 104 Hunter, Lawrence .,...,,.,,,. 104 Hunter, Lillian . . ...... 88 Hunter, Lloyd ............,,,.,.., 104 Hurst, Clyde F. ........ 56, 218 Hurst, Elden Grant .......... 88 Hurst, Reed Merle .... 104, 210 Hurst, Rex LeRoy ............ 104 Hutchison, Charles NV. .... 50 Hyer, Edgar A. .................. 104 Hyer, Marjorie .....,..., 104, 211 Hyer, Ruth ....,.... ......,,A,,,., 7 5 Hymas, Gwen' ,.....,............,.. 75 Hymas, Joyce L. ................ 104 Hymas, Theo Alfred ...... 114 Hyning, Jack .............. ..... 8 8 Ingersoll, Joe ....,,,..... 153, 100 lsraelsen, Melvin ......,... 87, 88 Iverson, Evan ...... ,,,..,, . 129 Jabbs, Glenn NV. ..... ....,.,, 7 5 Jackson, Esther ..,.. ......., 1 0-l Jackson, Glen R. ................ 50 Jackson. Ross ................ 75, 206 Jacob, Elmer A, .,,...,......... 221 James, Deon ...........,. ,..... . . 50 James, George R. .,....,. 104 James, John Dale ........,,.. 154 James, Louis Earl ........,... 221 James, Margaret Claire .,.. 104 James, 1Vayne Vlfilliam .... 75 Janson, Charles LaMar .... 104 Jarvis, Bette ..................,..... 75 Jaynes, Homer .,.,.. ........... 2 17 Jenkins, Charles ........ 50, 210 Jenkins, Maxine ........ 88, 225 Jensen, Betty ..... ......... .. 88 Jensen, Burk ...................... 104 Jensen, Charles VV. .,,....... 50 Jensen, Dorothy ........ 88, 204 Jensen, Florence Mae .I .... 88 Jensen, Mae .................,,..... 75 Jensen, Marjorie ........ . ,... 50 Jensen, Marva ......,............. 88 Jensen, Norma Ellen ........ 75 Jensen, Ruth ...................... '75 Jensen, Ruth Marie .......... 88 Jeppson, LaVern .............,.. 105 Jeppson, Norman l'. ,......... 75 Jewkes, Hue ................ 50, 150 Jex, Leo Mfilliarn .,.......... 57 Johansen, Donald .........,.... 105 Johnson, Alta Naomi ........ 88 Johnson, Barbara .............. 105 Johnson, Dale N. .... ..,.. 2 20 Johnson, Dean F. .... ..... 8 8 Johnson, Eula .......... ........ 1 05 llllllllll lllllllll Johnson, Frances ........ 57 211 Johnson. Genevieve 130, 225 Johnson, Ida Mae .............. 105 Johnson, JoBeth ........,....,.. 57 Johnson, Leonard A. .,...... 88 Johnson, Max ............ 88, 220 Johnson, Norma ................ 75 Johnson, Renee ................ 105 Johnson, Ronald C. 57, 2154 Johnson, Vere H. ,,,..,...... 75 Johnson, Vervene ........,..... 88 Johnson, Xvilliam Jess ...... 75 Joley, Alta .......................... 105 Jones, Bonna L. ........ 105, 225 Jones, Henrietta .....,,. 75, 200 Jones, Jack R. .....,.............. 57 Jones, Marjorie .......... 75 225 Jones, Max Godfrey .......... 105 Jones, Merlyn C. .,,... 105 210 Jones, Reta ................ 75, 225 Jones, Richard R. .........,.. 105 Jones, Rodney L. .............. 105 Jorgensen, Dell E. ..... .... 7 5 Jorgensen, Dorothy ........,, 75 Jorgensen, Ruth ...... ....... 1 05 Joslyn, Hugh S. 88 Judd, Clara ........ ....... 1 05 Julian, Joseph .... .... 8 8 Justice, Alice C. ..,.... 105 Kallas, Jay P. .... ....... 1 05 Karen, Claire ...... .......... 2 22 Keetch, Gwen ...,.. ......,,,.... 1 05 Keller, Beth ..,......... 105, 209 Keller, Marian P. ........ 90, 211 Kelley, Hoyt Frank 105, 215 Kemp, Elna ........................ 75 Kennard, NVinnifred .,...... 105 Kennedy, Anne ........ 105, 204 Kennedy, Paul J. ................ 57 Kidman, Delbert J. ........ 105 Kidman, Carlos .,......... .... 5 7 Killough, John R. ..,..,...... 57 Killpaclc, Ruby ................., 57 Kirkham, Martha K. 75 200 Kitchen, Norval T. ............ 75 Kitchen, Thomas L. 105, 220 Klekas, Louis J. ..,............. 219 Klinger, Cara G. ...... .... 5 7 Kloepfer, Marjorie ..... . 90 Kloepfer, Anna F. ............ 105 Knaphus, Lloyd M. ..... .... 5 7 Knudson, Clair ..... ....... 1 05 Korth, Leone ............ ....... 1 05 Kowalshi, Thomas ............ 206 Kropfli, Marguerite ........ 75 Krueger, Robert T. 105, 220 Kunz, Louise .................,.. 57 Kupfer, Vern King .....,.. 75 Kurtz, Frances ........, .... 5 7 Kygar, Reba Mary ..... .... 9 0 Lacy, George XIV. .... 44, 72, 75 Lagos, Peggy ......,............, 105 Lamb, LaRee ................... 105 Lamborn, Ellis YV. ............ 75 Lamhorn, Howard Jay .... 105 Larkin, Rosella Ann 75, 200 Larsen, Claire .................... 105 Larsen, Clista .................,.. 75 Larson, Ernest D. .... 75, 214 Larson, Frank A. ............ 00 Larsen, lla Mae .............. 105 Larson, J. Lyn ..,......... 80, 00 Larsen. J. Norris ...........,.. 57 Larsen, Jack .......... ....... 1 05 Larson, James C. .. .... 00 Larsen, Marian ........ .... 5 7 Larsen, Nedra Lou ............ 105 Larsen, Phyllis ........ ...,,.. 1 05 Larson, YVilln.rd R. Latimer, David ....... ...... Lattin, Dick . ....................... Laursen, Douglas 0. ....,... Lavern, Dominick .. .... Lawrence, Robert A. ., .... .. Leathan, James .................. Leatham, Warren ...... . .... . Leatham, Vlfm. D. ........... . Lee, Imogene .............. 75, Lee, 'Kenneth G. ...,.......... .. Lee, Norman ...................... Lee, Verginia ............ 105, LeFevre, Stewart ,... 102, Leigh, Anna ...............,...... Leishman, Theron R. ..... . Lenkersdorfer, John D ..... Leston, Chris ........ 01, 104, Lewis, Beverly 100, 105, Lewis, Dale ....................,.,.,. Lewis, James W. .,........... . Lindberg, Evelyn ,.......... Lindholin, BettyLou 105, Lindsay, Harold G. .......,... . Little, John ........,............... Little, Lorna ...................... Livingston, Lewis 105, Lloyd, Edith ..................,... Lloyd, Wendell M. ........... . Lockart, Oliver E. .... 00, Lofgran, David E. ......,.... . Long, A. Keith ...... ...... Lon gf, D ouglas L. ........,.. . Longhurst, Clayton .......... Loosle, Katie ..........., 100, Loveland McKay .............. Low, Carol ................ ......... Lowe, Betty ....... ...... Lucas, Glenna ...., ...... Ludlow, Lynn S. .... ......,. . Ludwig, LaMar ................ Lundahl, Dorothy ..., 100, Lundstrom, Helen .... 58. Lutz, Ray ............ 100, 100, Lyman, Lillian ..... ....... .. Mac k a y, M a 1: k a y Alvin ......,..., , Lalviar S. .. 58 .. , Madsen, Gibb R. .... 106, Madsen, Mildred .........,... Madsen, Rea M. Madsen, Renn D. Madiso Verl ......... n. - .........,. Maeser, Sherwin M. ...... .. Magliacco, Frank R. ........ Mahlman, Farrell J. Malmgren, J. Keith .......... Manning, Ethel Mae ........ Manning, Melvin L. . ....................... 44, 52, 150, Manning, Vlfilllam R. ........ Marble, yVayne ......... Marchant, Preston . Markle, Martin, Freddie . ...... Emma ...... .70, 150, Martin, James L. ....... . Martin, Melba V. Martin, VVilliam B. 90, Mather, Janice ....... 70, Mathews, Dasil .....,. .... ....... Mathews, Maude .............. Mathews, VVllliam L. ..., Matkin, Mathews, Mathews, Oriel ...............,.... Camille Joanne .............. Mattson, Gladys ................ Maughan, Ellen ........ 7b, Maughan, Flora June ...... Maughan, Glen .... 58, 150, Maughan, Ralph 150, 101, Maughan, NVillard K. ..... . Maw, Ed Maxwell, ward C. ............... . Art V. ....... May, Genevieve McAllister, Vlfalker L. 57 222 210 01 58 01 105 105 210 200 75 105 200 206 57 01 70 210 200 217 70 105 211 90 00 0 0 215 105 00 220 105 70 106 70 211 106 00 100 01 58 70 225 204 215 58 01 214 210 70 70 106 100 218 100 05 100 106 218 70 100 100 100 200 210 70 216 204 218 200 58 70 00 100 00 211, 70 160 104 58 58 58 fill 107 McArthur, Ida Elaine ...... 107 McBride, Brice C. .............. 107 McBride. Mary L. ............ 107 McBride, Theda J. ............ 225 Mc-Connell, Charles B. ,..... 58 McC0win, 'Marjorie ............ 70 McDonald, Ara .................. 00 McDonald, George E. 77, 220 McEntire, Marie ................ 107 Mc1Pall, James L. .... 91, 222 McFarland, Rosemary ..,.., 107 Mclieachnle, Venice ....... . 01 Mc-Millan, Lavar C. .......... 77 McMullin, Dave ................ 107 McNeil, Dean S. ...... 107, 210 McNiel, Worth ..... ........... 0 1 McNlel, Vernon ..... ...,.. 1 07 Mecham, Arnold ...... ,...,,.. 1 06 Mecham, Merle .................. 100 Mecham, Z. Clinton .......... 77 Meik, Eldon E. ...... ..... 7 7 Memmott, Ardes ...... ....... 1 06 Memrnott, Evan .....,....,..... 90 Mendenhall, Grant ............ 77 Mendenhall, Merlynne 00, 211 Merrell, Betty Jane .... 00, 205 Merrill, Anna Lou ............ 107 Merrill, Frances E. .......... 107 Merrill, Maurice W. ........ 210 Merrill, Samuel ........ 153, 222 Meyer, Verna ...................... 00 Michaelis, Venna LaVoy 211 Michaelsen, Helen .... 107, 211 Michie, Trevor .......... 77, 200 Mickelson, Cora ........ 58, 225 Mickelson, Donna G. 107, 225 Mikkelson, Dorian .,...,,..,,, 00 Miles, Helen ........... .,.,,,.. 5 0 Miles, I'a.tricia ..... .....,,,,,, 1 07 Miller, Alice ....... ...... 0 0, 204 Miller, 'Dale R. ............ 50, 213 Miller, Geneil .................... 107 Miller, Harold D. .... 00, 210 Miller, Lael ........................ 77 Miller, Xvendell ...... ......., 7 7 Milligan, Jerry R. ...........,,. 107 Milligan, Priscilla R. ........ 107 Miner, Beverly .................... 107 Minson, Grace ..........., 00, 204 Mitchell, Donald R. .......... 77 Mitchell, Esther ......,. ..... S 10 Mockli, Clyde .......... ..... S l0 Mockli, Frank .................... 59 Mohlinan, Frank Ray ...... 50 Monroe, LaMar R. .... 77, 222 Monson, Bertha ................ 50 Montrose, Frances .... 00, 200 Montveater, James 107, 200 Moore. David .....,........ 77, 218 Moore, E. Luella .........,.... 77 Moore, John R. ........ 150, 222 Morgan, Murray W. ........ 00 Morgan, Wayne R. 34, 48, 50 Morris, Alma Lou ............ 00 Morris, Marjorie ..... ........ 1 07 Morrison, Radia ..... ........ 1 07 Mortensen, Lynn .............. 107 Mortensen, Ralph S. ........ 107 Moser, M. Blaine ........ 107, 221 Moses, Gordon W. ......... 110 Moss, Catherine J. .......... 107 Moss, Jane J. ...........,.. 77, 200 Moulton, .Boyd L. ...... ..107 Muir, Vlfendell L. .............. 77 Munden, 'VVade L. ............ 210 Munk, Verda Mae 107, 200 Murdock, Doris A. ..,......... 00 Murdock, Velda ........ ..... 0 0 Murphy, Bonnie R. .... ..... 5 0 Murray, Vvilford B. .......... 215 Murray, yVm. Guy .......... 214 Musser, Marion A. .... ..... 2 00 Nash, Robert ....... ,. ..... 00 Nebeker, LaW'ana ............ 107 Needham, Nephi L. .... ..... E 10 Neilscn, Alfred J. ..... 515 Neiswender, Vim A. ...4.,.. S10 Nelson, Ailiun .................... 107 Nelson, Carole ......., 107, 211 Nelson, Dale O. ............ 59, 164 Nelson, David G. .............. 222 Nelson, Elaine- ,.,. 34, 50, 204 Nelson, George J. SIG, 104 219 Nelson, Glen T. .......,..,....... 59 Nelson, Guy ........... ........ l II7 Nelson, Helen H. 77 Nelson, K. Joy ...... ..... 5 HI Nelson, Loon K. ..... ........ 1 07 Nelson, Robert .................... 210 Nelson, Robert Clinton 216 Nelson, Shirley Ann 59, 225 Nelson, Vomi Vcc ............ 107 Nelson, Xvilford 0. ............ 77 Nemunic, Joseph J. ........ 59 Newby, A. J. .............. ...,. 5 Ii Newey, Jmnes A. .............. 107 Newman, Bert H. ..., ..... 7 7 Nielson, Alma Mrs. ..,..... .107 Nielson, Altu. .................... .107 Nielsen, Don Lamb ...,,..... 50 Nielson, .Doris J. .............. 107 Nielsen, Dorothy 106, 107, 1:04 Nielsen, I-Iorten .... .........., 7 7 Nielsen, Jay L. .......,. ........ l 07 Nielsen, K:-irnui ........,. 'Nl Nielsen, Mu.1'i,1':l ret C. ........ 50 Nielson, Milton S. .... . .7417 Niw-lm-ii, Reed M. ..... fm Nielsen, Rox ...,......... 190 Ni--lsvn, Robert A. .... 90 Nimfnm, 'lhorniis A, ........ ,lH7 lNielsf'n, Nlfilllurn ........ ..... 5 19 Nixon, Billie Joan ............ 107 Nixon, F. Bruce ..... ..... 1 H Noyes, John Keith .... ..... 9 0 Nuhn, Donna .... .................... l ,U7 Nuttall. Wayne B. .... ..... 7 7 Nyman, Edith ...... ..... 7 7 Ogden, Astor M. ................ 60 Okelbcrry, Doris 90, 91, 211 Olsen, Clifford .................. 108 Olsen, Doris .... ............. 1 U8 Olson, Irene .... .............. I HP Olson, Jack ..... ........ l H2 108 Olsen, Jean .... ......... E P0 Olsen, Lee ...... ......... f BU Olsen, Lloyd ..., ..,...... 1 Hi, 213 Olson, Jerry ..... ........ 1 08 140 Olson, Mavis ............ .. 77 Olson, Melvin ..... ..... 7 7 Olsen, Newell ..... ........ 5 9 Olsen, I-'reston .................. 50 Olsen, Violet ...... ....... 7 7 225 Ormond, Marry ......... S10 Ormond, Nulluy ............ 02, 222 Ornell Lorraine .. ......... 108 Ostler, Louise ...... ...,.... S D2 Ottesen, Ronald .... ........ 1 08 Ovoson, Kent ..... ........... l 08 Owens, Hazel ...... ....... 6 li 204 Pace, G u y ........ Pace, Rai ph .......... Pace, Verlenu ...... .liU, I 'a.m:k, Bonna Lua ........ ..... Page, Lynn ............. Paige, Maryon ..77 Painter, Louise ........ ....!r.E Vzilmer 'I'ulmer, Lune 77, 1 , Gerald ......... .. ...... 29, 139, l almer, Nagel ................. l. arker, Dec Louise .... 60 Parker, Deliay .,............. l'ax'ker, Lynn ....... ..... 156 108 77 60 222 204 204 G0 214 220 204 02 60 Silllii! IH l'iu'ker, Moyle ..... . ......... 92 Parkin, Glenna ................ 60 l'lLI'kll'lSON, Polly ...... 108, 209 l'a.rkinson, Richard .... 77, 218 Parks, Harriet ............ 61, 211 Parks, Hazel ...................... 61 l'Z'LI'l'lSh, Josephine ............ 77 Parrish, Morton .. .... ..... , .108 Pzirrisli, Naomi ..... ....... 1 08 Parton, George ..... .... 2 22 l'u.rting't0n, Ray 93 Vassey, Doris ...... . ...... 00 Pztulos, James .......... ....... 1 55 l'a.ulson, Marjorie ................3-I, 44, 50, 61, 204 Paxman, La Mau' ................ 108 Paxton. Tad .............. ....... 2 13 Pearse, Richard ................ 215 Peck, June .................. 61, 225 Pederson, Betty ........ 61, 209 Pedersen, Reid ........ 108, 219 Pedersen, Ruth ........ 61, 225 Pennie, Melvin .... ............. 2 20 Penrose, Ruth ....... ...... , 61 Perkins, Barbara ........ 77, 225 Perry, Clifton ,. .......... 108, 213 Perry, Hazel ..... ..... 6 1, 225 l'Pl'I'y, Heber ......... ..,,...... 1 08 Perry. Vifilmel' ..............,..... 61 Peterson, Carol E. .... 108 209 .l'Cf.0l'S0l'l, Carol .... 108 204 Petersen, Cleo .................... 93 Peterson, Dorothy .... 61, 211 Peterson, Eldred ...... 77, 218 Peterson, Elmer G ..... ..li7, 218 Petersen, Lois .... . ....... 62, 225 Peterson, Murna ........ 62, 209 l'l:'tQ'!l'SOl'I, lVIa.1'tha A. 108 209 Peterson, Max R. . ........... 108 Petersen, Mervin S. ........ 62 Peterson, Ruth ....... . .... 77, 225 Peterson, Sterling K. 46, 60, 62, 214 l oterson, NVinona E. ........ 93 Petterson, Mary ................ 108 Phillips, Harold Vvilliam 61 Pickett, Calder M. .... 92, 216 l'ink:ird, .Titcques ........ 92, 215 l'ixton, Iva ....... .... .......... f D 2 Pixton, Lucile M. .... ........ 4 Sl Plank. Harold ..................,. 109 Plowman, Gerald .... 109, 215 Vlowniun, Rex G. ........... ...lliii Pond. Carol M. ....... ..... 9 2 Pond, Edith .... ............. 2 09 Poole, Roma ......,..... 109, 211 Pope, Grant M. .................. 77 Pope, Marion A. 92 l'Ol'tf'!l', Blaine P. ................ 92 Porter, Gordon E. .... 77, 164 Posner, Edgar S. .............. 109 Postma, Grace ..... . ...... 109 Potter, M2LI'g'lLl'Gt ...... .... 6 1 Paulsen, Emma. ................ 77 Power, Thomas VV, ........ 216 I'oziu'nsky, Thomas H. 61 l'reu.tor, Kathleen E. ....,... 109 Prestgard, Arnold L. ........ 216 Prestnn, Bai-abara .... 61, 209 Prostwich, Xvillis .... ....... 1 09 Price, John R. . ...... ....... 1 09 Price. Anna Lyle .............. 225 Price, Samuel S. ...... 109, 215 Vrlce, Theresa A. . ........... 109 Friday, Sidney M. .... lil, 215 Prince, Florence ................ 61 Proctor, Kenneth ...... 77, 206 ,l'ug,'xnire, Gwen R, ............ 92 Pugmire, Jlllle ..... ....... 1 U9 l'ug,'mire, Oral li. .. 77 Pugsley, Eloise ........... .... 9 3 Pugsley, ltichard L. .......... '17 l'utnik, John G. ...... ....... 1 52 index Rosenberg, Ephraim ........ Quale, Joseph R. 205 Ralphs, LaVenda C. ..... 109 Ralphs, Lila May ..... .... 9 3 Ralphs, Norma. ................. 93 Randall, Alaine ................ 92 Randall, Alice ............ 62, 209 Randall, Bernice R. ........ 92 Randall, Clarence C. ........ 219 Randall, Maurine ............ 109 Randall, Ray F, ................ 222 Rasmussen, Katherine ...... 62 Rasmussin, Milton J. . ....... 62 Rawlins, Francis .. ....... 211 Ray, Jessie ........... .......... 2 04 Reader, Jack N. ................ 77 Reading, Emelyn ...... 109, 204 Redd, VVYITIBJI H. .... 109, 215 Reddish, Don .................... 109 Redfield, Dorothy ..... .... 9 2 Reed, Gale A. .................... 109 Reed, J. Clare .................... 62 Rees, Anna Lou ........ 62, 209 Rees, Beth .......... .......... 1 09 Rees, Keith ........... ....... 7 7 Rees, Kenneth .................. 78 Rees, Merrill Cox ...... 78, 213 Rees, William ............ 92, 206 Reese, John ........... ....... 2 14 Reeve, Afton ...................... 109 Reeves, Darrell E. ............ 78 coz inivt 'vuazi Reid, Jenna Lou ................ 92 Reid, Peter C. .......... .... 7 7 Rennie, Melvin VV. .. Ricci, Di 78 Ck ....... . ..... .... . ..217 Rice, Edward S. 78 Rice, Lucille G. 78 Rich, Lloyd E. Rich, Morris S. .... . 78 .......216 63 Roskelley, Vifendall .... 109, 219 Roundy, Mavis J. ............ 109 Roundy, True ........ ......... 7 9 Rouse, Burt F. .................. 63 Rowe, Jean .................... 63 204 Roylance, Lucille ........ 92 209 Rozynek, VVilliam ............ 63 Russell, LaRae ...... ......... 1 09 Russell, Mary E. ................ 79 Ryan, Anne ................ 92, 209 Ryan, C. Virginia ............ 79 Sadlier, Lewis ........... ...... 2 20 Salisbury, Norman ............ 219 Salisbury, Darwin .............. 79 Salisbury Doretta ...... 63 Salisbury, Lyman ..... .109 Sampson, Harold ....... 92 Samowitz, Moses ..... ...... 7 9 Sandberg, Faye .... Sanders, Beth .. ....... . ......109 204 Sandberg, Elaine ....... , ..... 211 Sanders, Glenn A. ..... .213 Sargent, Glen W. ................ 109 Sargent, John Pack .......... 92 63 Sargent, Lois E. ............... . Saunders, Shirlene Scartizina., Edward L. 63, Scholes, Vvalter K. 109 216 ..........109 Scholes, Wanda ......... ...... 1 09 Schow, Thomas K. ..... .206 Schow, Wanda M. ............ 211 Schwaneveldt, John ........216 Schwartz, Mae ........... ...... 1 09 Schoffield, Phyllis ............ 109 Scofield, Edna .................... 109 Scott, Rae ........ 45, 53, 63 211 Scott, Roy H. .................... 67 Seamoris, Evelyn Pheobe Seamons, Linden David .... 99 Searle, Gilbert P. ............ 109 Seeholzer, Loyal H. ........ 109 Seely, Preston D, ........ 92, 214 Seyboldt, Delbert E. ........ 92 Sharp, David B. ................ 160 Sharp, Lee A. ............ 109, 217 Sharp, Paul H. .... ......... 9 2 Shaw, Jack ........... ...... 2 16 Shaw, Lloyd E. ......... .... 6 3 Shepherd, Lucille ..... .... 9 2 Shields, Geraldine ..... .110 Shipley, Madge ............... Shumway, Roden G. .... . Shumway, Sybil ............. 63 Rich, Wayne ............... .... 9 2 Richards, Arch VV. 78 Richards, Clyde ......... .... 7 8 Richards, Denton S ........... 62 Richards, Jack .................... 93 Richards, Marion Rich .... 93 Richards, Myron M. ........ 78 Richards, Ralph J. .... 78, 214 Richards, Ruby B. ............ 62 Richards, Ruth ................ 78 Richardson, Ruth M. 109, 141 Rigby, Charles E. ............ 78 Rigby, Cleone .......... ........ 1 09 Rigby, Dean C. ......... ......... 6 2 Rigby, Flors Barker ........ 109 Riggs, Cloteele Cecile .... 109 Ripplinger, Conrad L. .... 109 Robbins, Dale F. ..............,. 93 Roberts, James L. ............ 109 Roberts, Leah ...................... 78 Roberts, Reed S. ........ 63, 161 Roberts, Thomas D. ........ 63 Robins, Fred I. ............ 92, 222 Robins, Richard WV. ........ 92 Robinson, Burton W. ...... 109 Robinson, Clay M. ............ 63 Robinson, George B. ........ 92 Robinson, J. Gra.nt .......... 206 Robinson, J. Lewis ..... .... 6 3 Robinson, Jessie S. .. 78 Robinson, Lois M. .... 92 Robinson, Mary .... ......... 1 09 Roderick John .................. 109 Roe, Bryce E. ....i..,,.,, 216, 139 Rogers, Dean J. .... ..,,.,,,, 7 9 Rogers, Larry B. ...........,., 109 Rollins, Josephine B, ........ 92 Romney, Richard H. uuuntnn-n-uhuts3, 138, 218 Rose, Vvillard C. ................ 63 .110 ...222 Shupe, James L. .......... 92 216 Siddoway, Elaine .............. 204 Siddoway, Robert R. 110, 215 Sidorsky, Abraham .......... 63 Silcock, Burton W. .... 92, 154 Sims, Grace ........................ 79 Sims, Stella ........................ 110 Sjoberg, Marvin L, ............ 65 Skanchy, Shirley M. 110. 209 Slack, Ben L. .................... 110 Slack, Florence J. ........,... 92 Smart, Lyle J. .................... 92 Smeding, YVilt'ord J. .... 63, 222 Smith, Annabelle ........ 64, 205 Smith, Bette J. ..., ......... 2 25 Smith, Carl L. .................. 79 Smith, Corrinne M. .... 92, 225 Smith, Donna L. ................ 92 Smith, Evelyn .................... 98 Smith, Gwendolyn ...... 79, 225 Smith, Mary Alice .... 110, 204 Smith, Mary L. ............ 64, 209 Smith, Mildred E. ............ 79 Smith, Odessa ........ ......... 1 10 Smith, Patricia ...... ......... 2 09 Smith, Ralph F. ................ 216 Smith, Ruth M. ............ 79, 204 Smith, Ted VV. ...... ............ 9 2 Smith, Vada M, ..............,... 110 Smith, NVesley E, .... 110, 215 Smith, VVilla J .... v.,., . 204 Smith, Ylfilliam R. 64 Snow, Margaret ....... ....., 2 09 Sommers, Elmer ,............... 64 Sonderegger, Ferron W. Sonne, Norman ........ 110, 219 Sorensen, Beth M. ............ 79 Sorenson, Glen .,... ....,.... 1 53 Sorenson, .James .........,...... 221 Sorensen, John ....,..... 79, 218 Sorensen, Marie ..,.....,,........ 92 Sorenson, Peggy J. ......... ...110 Sorensen, Robert L. ........ 110 South, Arthell .............. .... 9 2 Sowards, Shirley G. ........ 92 Speed, Willard .............. .... 7 9 Spencer, David XV. 92 Spencer, Verl G. .... ....... 7 9 Squires, Beverly ...,... ....... 1 10 Strains, Phyllis .................. 92 Stander, Emma Lou ........ 110 Stanfill, Sherma ....., 110, 209 Stanford, Katherine ........ 79 Staten, XV. Jay .................. 216 Steed, Harold C. 54, 64, 214 Steffensen, Gweneth 110 211 Stephens, Arnold K. 111, 220 Stephens, Charles ............ 79 Stephens, Frank D. ..,..... 110 Stephens, Kenneth ...... .... 6 4 Stephens, Margery ............ 64 Stephens, Verlin C. ........., 110 Stevens, Elwin Wright .... 64 Stevens, Jeanne L. ...,........ 111 Stevens, Richard L. 94, 220 Stevens, Ward .........,.......... 64 Stevens, 'Wanda ................ 111 Stevenson, Kathryn .......... 94 Stewart, Fred A. ................ 111 Stewart, Helen ............ 79, 204 Stock, Beth .................r...... 79 Stock, Clifford D. .... 64, 216 Stocks, June A. ........ 94, 204 Stocks, Ned D. .................... 111 Stoddard, Afton Rada .,..., 1,11 Stoddard, Carl R. ...1........ 111 Stoddard, Hazel D. 111, 211 Stoddard, Phyllis 79, 1112, 211 Stoddard, Wm. Mack ........ 94 Stoker, Lyngby A. .......... 111 Stotcer, Merl .................. ..,. 9 4 Stoker, Russell D. 79 Stotces, Owen ........ .... 7 9 Stout, Delworth .... ....... 1 11 Stowell, Laurel ...... .... 6 7 Stratford, Lora ......... .... 6 4 Strike, Kay K. ................ 79 Stromberg, Gerald C. ...... 111 Stratness, Allen ................ 111 Stromberg, Vivian ............ 79 Strong, Betty Jean .... 64, 225 Sullivan, Leia .................... 79 Summers, Edward J. ........ 94 Sutich, Tony ............. .... 7 9 Swan, Gordon ..... ......... 7 9 Sweeney, Mary .......,........ 65 Sweet, Ferris L. ...,.... 94, 220 Swenson, Beth ..,................. 111 Swenson, George F. .....,,. 79 Swenson, Ruth V. ...... .... 9 4 Swenson, Vlfillard L. ........ 111 Sycamore, Ruth ...,..... .... I 35 Taft, Kay S. ............ .... 7 9 Tanner, Marjorie ....... .... 7 9 slulenl index Tanner, Xvilliam R. ....... . Tarbet, Clyde T. ........ 95, Tarbet, Lyman XV. ,... 94, Tasso, James .................... Taylor, Arnold ...... ......... Taylor, Brian L. ..... .,... . Taylor, Dell E. ....,.. ..... . Taylor, Harold R ...... ...... Taylor, Ira. J. .....,..... ..... . Taylor, Jack ........ .... Taylor, Joyce H. ..... ..,., . Taylor, Karl O. ..... ..... . Taylor, Lorin B. ............... . Taylor, Roger .........94, 1 60, 104, Taylor, Wlayne G. . .......... . Telford, Paul E. ....... ..... . Terry, Lora ........................ 111 218 218 79 111 65 111 111 111 213 111 220 111 220 222 111 225 80 Tervort. Dorothy R. ....... . 111 111 65 94 214 209 111 111 214 80 111 65 209 219 80 209 206 211 80 219 05 209 'l'81'VOl'1l, Gordon C. ......... . Thalman, Melvin J. ....... . Thatcher, Ray A. Theurer, Anna M. ..... ..... . Theurer, J. A. ......... ..... . Theurer, Julia ........... ...... Thomas, James A. Thomas, Le Roy ..... ...... Thomas, I-'aul H. ..... ...., , Thomas, Quentin ....... ...... Thomas, Robert L. ......... . Thomas, Ross G. ............... . Thompson, Gwen S. 111, Thornberg, Dean ................ Thorpe, Dean ................,..... Thurston, Roma Gene 94, Tilford, Paul ..................,..... Tillotson, Helen .......... 80, Tingey, Margaret E. ...... .. Tippets, Ric-hard XV. ..,.... . Tobler. Meri L. ...........,... . Todd, Margaret .......... 80, Toolson, Charles Robienz 215 111 04 204 158 Toone, Larene .,..,.,,.......... Towsley, Betty J. ........... . Tracy, June ....,............. 65, Trane, Keith ....................., Tremelling, Horace N. Tripp, Beverly E. .... 111, Trotter, Maston L. ........... . Turnbull, D. Betty .,.,..,..... Turner, Byron L. ............. . Turner, Charlene ....,... 65, Turner, Paul H. .......,,...... . Turner, Ruth ........ ......... Tuttle, Earl J. ......... ..... . Tuttle, VV:-Lyne K. Twitchell, Bill ...... Tyson, Ruth .... Uchida, Ityo .... Ureak, John .... Van Dam, Betty . ............... Van Dam, Doris 69, 76, Vanderbeck, James L. Van Epps, Gordon A. ....... . Van Orden, J. Dee Villet. Geneal ..... ... .... .. 80 204 111 65 95 225 S0 111 222 222 218 05 80 111 211 211 65 65 65 65 NVaddoups, Horace Mann Vifaclley, Arvil VV. ........... . Xvadley, Leah ....... ....,........ Xvadsworth, Helen I. ....... . Xvadsworth, E. ....... . 1Vahlquist, Glenn A. ..... . 'Waito, llean ....................,. Waite, Verl ........................ Vvaliley, Elizabeth 139, Vvalker, Geraldine .... 81,, Vtfalker, L. R. ................... . Xvallier, Mary .......,...... 81, XVallcer, Rex 13. ............... . VVallace, John VV. .......... .. VVallin, Doris E. 66, 141, VVahlin, Georgia ................ VValters, Don ...,......,........... 1fValther, Beulah L. ....... . VVankier, Udell ...,.... 111, Vvanlass, Dorothy C. ....... . NVard, Max R. ............. , ..... . NVarcl, Norma A. .............,. . NVarleigh, Elizabeth 94, W'are, La Var A. 111 80 111 05 05 Sl 111 81 209 21.1 111 204 05 220 204 111 111 81 222 204 111 225 204 111 '1N'arnlr:k, Alvin C. .... ..... l ill Xvarnick, Calvin C. ............ 81 Xvarren, Gloria E. ........,...' 111 'VVashburn, Dewain C. .... 111 Xvatland, Shirley G. .... 94, 211 WVatterson, Alma E. ........ GG Vlfatterson, Dorothy ........ 112 Vlfattis, Lealand Ray ...... 112 Vifayman, Alta B. ........,... 112 1Yeaver, Ross M. .. .,...... 112 Vlfebb, Raymond .... ..... 6 li Vilebber Milton A. .. ..... 94 Weber, Ted ........... ........ 1 .12 XVeeks, Kathryn ...... ........ 1 12 Welker, Joyce ..... ..... 1 16 Welling, Beth ....... ..... l ili XVelling, Blain K. ,. ,......, 112 XVelling', Marietta ............ 94 Wentlel, Arthur ...........,..,. G0 X'VG11l16I'gl'6l1, Carol .... 66, 225 NVennergren, Robert ......., 216 Vifennergren, Ted M. 06, 218 VVest, Marian ................ 94, 204 Xvestfall, F. Oliver .......... fill Xifhatcott, Cyril C. ,........,.. 112 1fVheatley, Spencer .... 81,, 95 11Vhite, Grant ...................... 218 NVhite, Hilary ......... .... 1 12 NYhite, Randall G. . ........ 112 Mfliitesides, Doe ................ 152 'vVhitlock, Jack K. ............ 81 Xvhitney, Laurence G. 81, 220 Wlfhittaker, Raymond S. N1'hitworth, Jack Meese 112 Xifiggins, Kathryn C. 07, 21,1 Vlfight, D. Frank .... 95, 215 VVig'htman, NVallaCe J. .,.. G7 lkfilcox, Donald ..,............. 112 1fVilcox, Marian .......,.. 67, 209 VVilhelmsen, Mack ............ 95 Wilkinson, George 112, 210 Xkiillcinson, Sibyl ................ 67 VX'illiinson, WVinifred ........ 94 Xvilliaxns, A. Hughes ........ 94 Nlfilliams, David ........ 67 222 Vlfilliams, Dorothy M. .... 112 Xvilliarns, Elden ................ 67 Williams, Frank R. ..,..... 112 'VVilliamson, Bill G. ......., 67 VVillie, Edna ........................ 112 'Wilson Alan F. ............ 94 218 Wilson, Bill ...............,........ 112 Xvilson, Margaret Ann ..,... 205 Wilson, Mary D. ............ 112 1Vilson, Miriam ................ 112 X'Vilson, Ray ................ 94 216 'Wilson, Robert F. .... 67, 214 NVilson, NVayne L. ......,..... 113 'Wilson, XIVELYXIQ P. ............ 07 VVinger, Leland J. 94 NVinn, Lathael .......... 81 Winn, Vernice ...... 81 Vvlnn, XfVanda ..,....... ....... 1 13 Xvinsor, Luther S. ...,........ 221 Nvintch, Helen E. 55, 67, 209 VVinters, Dean G. ............ 113 Wisuomhe, Helen ........ 94 204 Xlfofflndvn, Duard ............ 94 Wolf, Rosalie ............. ....... 1 13 Xvood, Melba R. .... ....... 1 13 Nifood, Melvin ..... ....... 1 55 Vifood, Itulon ....... 94 1fVood, Virginia ...... .... 9 4 'Woodbury, llean .,.......,.. 94 Woodbury, Rulon ............ 113 Vvoodhouse, Barbara C ..... 81 Vlfoodland, Unita ........ 94, 204 lvoodward, Kenneth L. 113 Woodward, Paul C. ........ 94 Vvoolley. Joseph T. ........ 1.13 WVorlton, Ruth G. .... 81, 204 Vl'orthington, Don C. ........ 81 Wray, Keith H. ......... 222 ivray, Mack H. .... 222 'Wright, Barbara ...... 9-1 Xvright, Elved ....... 94 VVrig'ht, Maurice .........,.... 113 Wriglit, Robert R. .... 94, 21.0 lifyatt. fluila B. .... .......... 9 4 Yardley, James ................ 2154 Yorpfason, Rulon ........ 81, 221 Yose, Frank A. ........ 157, 222 Yose, Louise ...... Yest, Date ..... .......113, .........11.i 211 Young, Dale ............ .... 6 7 Young, Donald It. .. .... 67 Zamzow, Donald F. ........ 215 Ziegler, Murray ......... 94 Zirker, Kenneth E. ..... .... ! I4 Zohner, Daniel .................... 113 Zohner, Mark .................... 113 Zollinger, Alvin Grant .... 1121 Zollinger, Fern .................. 94 Zolllnger, Orson J. .........,.. 112 Zollinger, Vendla .. ....... 113 WII IIIIIIII THIS VULUIVIE I5 I-I VISIBLE SIIIVIIVI!-ITIUN UI? 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