Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1955 volume:

1955 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration 4 Otd Main 8 Engineering 32 Commons 40 Library 44 Agriculture 48 Forestry 60 M'litary 64 The Quad 72 Freshmen 74 Sophomores 92 Juniors 104 Seniors 114 The Stadium 126 Chapels 154 Greek Row 168 Student Union 202 Index 281 UTAH STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Jane Powell, Editor Sally Britton, Associate Editor Addie Jean Fuhriman, Associate Editor 1 Good times, cooperation, alert alive people, and friendly hellos . . . This is Utah State. We willingly accopt responsibilities realizing that the more wo contribute to our school, the more wo appreciate its advances. We are proud of the accomplishments of Utah State and the evidoncc of its eagerness to progress. Reflections of the past year bring to mind the liveliness of Congressional elections. Skyline Conference races, scholarship and myriads of activities. To close the successful year of 1955, we take our final tour . . . Across The Quad. Photo by H. Ra«bon Raynoldt President Dixon The excitement of a Congressional election came close to home as President Dixon's future was being decided. His friends in Utah, knowing his potential as we do, drafted him to be the State's representative in Washington. It was difficult to dccido which position wo wantod our friend to hold. Because of our appreciation for his accomplishments at our college, we hoped he might stay, and yet, realizing his virtues we saw wisdom in selecting him as our representative. Henry Aldous Dixon Pa� t Preiidenf President President Chase accepts the responsibilities of his position from Dr. Dixon. With hands outstretched, we welcome President Chase. Wholeheartedly, we appreciate this man who comes to lead our college. With our welfare foremost in his mind, he leads us with wisdom. Because of his willingness to work for us we truly recognize him as our friend. Our Student Officers welcome President Chase . Daryl Chase Pre ldeni 5 Directing the policies of our college are the members of the Board of Trustees. They work diligently behind the scones to secure advantages for us. Because of thoir administrative abilities, Utah State prospers. LaMont F. Toronto Socretory of Siotc Carl W. Petersen Elder LeGrande L, Richards R. O. Porter Reed Bullen R. J. Potter George D. Preston Roger Armstrong J. V. Mclea Fern B. Ercanbrack George M. Fister Newell V. Sanders Charles R. Hunter Administrators Ellvert Himes Doan of Student I. Mark Neuberger A i� rant Pfojident LeRoy Bloser Alumni Director Mae Welling Doon of Women Dee Broadbent Bonne Manager William H. Bell Regiitrar Sylvan Erickson Controller H. Dean Eyre Porchoiing Agent A friend in need is a friend indeed, describes woll the people who hold administrative positions on the campus. They help us understand the policies of our college. Problems arise frequently, but with their friendly counseling, difficulties are quickly settled. 7 Here is the Old Main. It symbolizes the traditions and accomplishments of our college. The long hours we spend in classrooms and labs are rewarding as we realizo that we are approaching our desired goals. Research, cultivation of the Arts, practical application of knowledge, projects, cultural development . . all of these form intogral parts of a worth while education. We appreciate the associations we have with the capable faculty who direct us in meeting our responsibilities and give us chances to display leadership and initiative. 9 Commerce Political Science Pi Sigmo Alpha, honorary fraternity, gives future politicians an opportunity to discuss and broaden their knowledge of political situations throughout the world. left to Sight, Sow One: Donna Choffin, Udeon Fallows, secretary. Morofor Samiy. Richord Olson. Sow Two: Don Olson, Donna Jordon. Michel Howie, vice president; Saod Fehmi. Stanley Hoteh. president; Philip Smith, Wayne Frank, Bette Reese. Those obsent were M. J. Harmon. M. R. Merrill, G. M. Hensley. Orma Linford, and Jane Powell. Confidont that there aro solutions to international and national political problems, we delve with interest into the study of the causos of war and depression, the qualities of a diplomat, and political successes and blunders. Milton R. Merrill Dean of the School of Commerce Wo are pleased with the opportunity to have so many friends on our campus from foreign countries. We learn of our neighbors' political systems first hand, as was displayed in our successful model United Nations. Siftin' on top of the world. Settling peacefully world problems. Commerce Business Wo spend long hours balancing the figures, transcribing shorthand, and solving industrial problems. Wo aspire to become Wall Street tycoons, but are assured positions as successful businessmen and businesswomen. If I only had the answer book I Norman Cannon, Stan Johnson, and V. D. Gardner are the capable staff of the business department. Members of Alpha Kappa Psi, business administration honorary fraternity, who meet regularly with outstanding businessmen of the country are . .. left to Sight, Row On : Robert Johonion. Marlin Sorensen. laMont Flockmgcr, president; Darwin larsen, Stanford Johnson, adviser; Richard Smith. Row Two: Mark Blackham. Donald Johonson, Tom Arnett, Reed Berntson. Laurence Neuberger, Jay Richman, and Burt Gottfredson. Miss Ina Doty dictates to prospective secretaries. We learn to operate complicated business machines with the help of Mrs. Floris Olsen. '■The next voice you hear will be that of your boss.” 13 Art Department One of the most interesting corners we visit is the Art Department with its variety of fascinating art projects. The atmosphere of the paintings on the walls, the congonial faculty, and the casual creativeness of the students makes the three-flight trek well worth while. Our favorite landscape scene is the valley. In Ceramics we mold clay into interesting forms. One way in which we apply original design is making hooked rugs. Exactness is demanded in real life drawing. Journalism Nothing is more intriguing than the bustling newspaper offico. In Journalism we learn the techniques of keeping the public posted on all current happenings. With a nose for news we enjoy being on the spot Carlton Culmsee Dean of ih« School of Am and Soencc Picture taking, the actual production, and writing copy combine to make the publication. During the past seven years Dr. Eldon J. Gardner, a modest, unassuming man on our campus, has achieved outstanding recognition for his accomplishments in two phases of cancer research. He has made a study of the factors which precede different kinds of human cancer and fho extent to which each is inherited. Dr. Gardner finds the microscope to be a major tool in his lab work. An experimental study of the basic properties of abnormal growths in fruit flies is the other major part of Dr. Gardner's research. Alpha Epsilon Delta Uft lo Hight, Row On : Devon Chotterton. Reed Alder. Joy Hormcr. Row Two: Dove Th urer. President; Pool Brown. Richord lee. Keith Jodd. Row Throe: Keith Peterson. Don Houston, Dr. Datus Hammond. Faculty Adviserj lymon Knudson. Amidst microscopes, skeletons, and frustrating chemical formulas we premeders strive to reach the high standards sot by our profession. Jay Harmer, Paul Brown, and Keith Judd meet some difficulty in analyzing a few of the slides. American Chemical Society Atom structures, test tubes, and the complicated exactness of the experiment get tho attention of American Chemical Society members. Dr. Norman Bauer and Evan Jensen explain some of the principals involved to our future chemists. Utazoa Majors in Zoology, Entomology, and Physiology meet in the Utazoa Club to promote wider interest in the study of biological sciencos and to learn of the outstanding men and work in that field. To be outstanding in the life sciences is their goal. left to Right, Row Ono: Profetvor Morrill Gunnell, faculty odviier; John W Dov � . LeGronde Elln, Clive Nelton. Row Three: Dow Woodward, D. M. Noble. Bonnie Shelton, Robert Roleigh, prendent; Bern e Plant. Hommond. H. E. Doat. Gene Linford. H. F. Thornley. John R. Simmons. Row Two: George f. Knowlton. J. S. Stanford, Eldon J. Gardner. Donald Geology Because of the increasing importance of uranium and oil in Utah, geiger counters and oil wells seem to be the major topics of conversation. We study the formation of the earth and the phenominal changes that occur. Fieldtrips are the highlights of our activity. Fossils, interesting rocks, and a wealth of information about the earth are our treasure. J. Stewart Williams Deon of the Grodvoto School Education I I I i I I I E. A. Jacobsen Dean of the School of Education Education Club mtmbcn, left to Right, Row One: Carol Anne Barlow. Nancy Honjen, Vllda Y. Borttchi. V aIter C. Borlow, Preiidenf; Ellen Andersen. Kay Allen, Maxine Clayson. Bet loveday. Row Two: Ethel Boyington. lourcl lunt, Carolyn Bennion, Nancy Groll. Virginio Tophom, Ray Allen. 8a� il C. Hansen Row Threo: Thomas A. Taylor. E. A. Jacobsen. Neil F Thomas, I. Glen Cottle. Ivon Pedersen. LeRoy Barney. Education is the ground on which progress is gained. We find capable men and womon guiding the future teachers of our youth toward a more thorough knowledge and understanding of a democratic education. We can further our practical experience through participation in the Education Club. 20 Sociology left !o Right, Row On«s Moht Roe Draper. Margo Jorgensen. Beth Sroddord. Gory Hansen, LoConno Purser. lelo Moy Zollinger. Mory Moore. Gilbert Hull, Meriol Hlr-schi. Row Two: Relo Wordle, Colvin Price. Curtis Wright. Annette Brock. Mrs. Fredrickson, Beverly Nelson, Mrs. Lewis. Margo McBride. Dr. Geddes. Merlin leinhardt. Row Three: Reed Johnson, Warren Ashton. Dr. Skidmore, Leonard Odd, Leon Johnson, Jim Baldwin. Dr. Roskelley. Glen Christensen, Ralph Axtell. The Sociology Club mombors, in seeking ways to help their fellowmen, enjoy many satisfying experiences. Community relations, guidance, and social problems aro only a few of the interesting topics discussed. Completing plans for the coming meeting are the officers, Mary Moore, Merlin Leinhardt, Beth Stoddard, and Gilbert Hull Pres. Discussing a club display for Agathon. 21 Miss Gwendella Thornley assists Sidney Peterson, Don Quayle, and Lynetta Kunz with plans for the Poetry Festival held every spring. Due to technical difficulties beyond our control . . . Our successful Debate Teom left to Right, Row One: Kothlcen Harr, Professor Rox Robinson, Coach; Charlene Lind, Paul Cook, Renee Chilton, Martha Hoelseher. Row Two: Ruth Berg, Don Smart, Ruby loosll, Nadme Fowler, Sharon Atkinson, Downa Dames, Bert Bell. Absent: Sue Zollinger. Lyle LoPray, Orvil Holley, Jorvis Rogers, Ed Rogers, Tom Blanche. Poetry reading, radio script writing and broadcasting, and debate are but a part of the numerous avenues in the speech department. We are interested in the literary and enjoy expressing ourselves. Landscape Architecture Students of Landscape Architecture study the physical, economic, and aesthetic aspocts of planning regions, cities, neighborhoods, parks, institutional areas, and residential sites. The very intricate drawing and planning require a skillful hand and mind. l«ft to Righf. On : Ardin Larsen. Dick Brillanr.no, D ck Strait. Walt Crubic. low Two: George Charcholli . Clayne Mwnk, G!«n Boron. Jim Heiner. Jerry Wheat. By using actual models. Professor Laval Morris demonstrates landscape possibilities to Charles Cummings, Lloyd Wurthrich, and Reed Stalder. Professor Shiozawa helps some of the landscape architects by an explanation of one of many complicated drawings. Education Drama Ben practicing for his new ‘‘character’' part. “The Curious Savage, a comedy drama directed by George Tanner, finds a wealthy castoff mother, Ivy Gabbitas, in The Cloisters, a mental rest home. Shirley Jones, LaMar Anderson, Lynne Paolotti, play the roles of several of the inmates in the home. Players of tho Utah State Theatre are an ovidence of a forthcoming production by their gathering around the Callboard. The dramatics productions vary widely, including comedy, romance, melodrama, and psychological conflicts. A play under student direction was initiated for the first time this year. Guest in the House, directed by Don Quayle, was produced by the Theta Alpha Phi, honorary dramatics fraternity. Shakespoaro's Hamlet was presented in the spring. Floyd Morgan directod Trelawny of the Wells, a romantic comedy by Sir Arthur Wing Pinero. One of the realistic type plays, it portrayed an English company of actors from the 1860's. Roso Trelawny was played by Shirley Jones and Rosalcna Robinson. Larry Wright, Lyle Loosli, Niol Christensen, Joan Wood, and Lynetta Kunz played some of the other parts. Education Opera The Utah State Opora is a long standing special presentation to people of all surrounding areas. The unique idea was very successfully effected of presenting three onea-act operas. Dr. Walter Welti directed the operas with the support of our orchestra. Hansel and Gretel by Humperdinck was enjoyed by the young children of the community and Peggy Tueller, Annette Hansen, Dixie Keaton, Sallyanne Bachman, Don Becker, and Marlene Miller played the roles of Hansel, Gretel, the witch, and others. Or. Welti. Don Becker, ttoge monogerj ond Deanne Gardner, occomponiit. Scheming to acquire the large fortune left to a monastery are the mombers of the deceased Buosa. In Gianni Schicchi Don Becker plays the lead. A romance buds between Kathryn Armstrong and Orville Holley. Other members are Amelia Beecher, Larry Winger, Nanette Gibbons, Genevieve Fonnesbeck, Glen Haddock, and Richard Jensen. I I I ! i 26 Cavalleria Rusticana” is the story of Turiddu, the village fool who has a romantic life which ends tragically because of his former lover Lola, played by Janice Edwards, and Santuiza, Annette Hansen. Others in tho cast are Lucia, Karma Gardner; and Alfio, Richard Jensen. Education Band and Orchestra Under the direction of Dr. N. W. Christiansen, our orchestra's beautiful and inspiring music is present on many occasions — fall and spring concerts, I opera, commencement. Students who possess special instrumental ability enjoy a high level of music. 28 George Pahtz, Joan Iversen, and Mischa Poznanski have shown exceptional talent in their many solo parts. The bands show much versatility from the fall marching exhibitions, winter concerts and pep bands, to spring “Cavalcades. Professor John Philip Dalby directs these many activities Alexander Schreiner was the guest performer and soloist at the winter concert. TO Education Chansonettes - Meistersingers These two select musical groups are comprised of our most “accomplished vocalists. Concert tours are made to surrounding states and communities. Dr. Walter Welti is director of left to Right, Row Ono: Genev.eve Fonnesbeek, Joan Wordle. Jonice Edwards. Dixie Keaton, Joyce Wadsworth, Yvonne Archibald, Connie Phillips, Dione Honsen. Vondo OI verson. Row Two: tindo Welch. Peggy Tueller. loreen Johnson. Mae Strond. Nancy Hansen. Carol Whittocker. Sallyanne Bochmon, Pauline Oovid. Katherine Armstrong, Sheryl Crook ston Row Three: Wolter Welti, Deonne Gardner. Ruth Smith, Margaret Potcrson. Peggy Ann Fellows. Annette Honsen. lynn Pooletti. June Rohde, Melba Moocham. both Chansonottes and Meistersingers. left to Right, Row One: Clair Hollingsworth. Dee Rawson. Woyne Adamson, Don Row Two: Wolter Welt., Richard Jensen. Rex Tueller, VonDell Anderson. Glen Haddock, Williams. Morgan Harris, Deonne Gardner. Roger Mour.tsen. Ron Jenkins. Ted Olsen. Bill Morsh. Oenms Simmons. Sherwm Howard. Hock Jolley. Row Three: lynn Shumonn, Vincent Erickson, David Wright, Keith Kraai. Phillip Smith. 30 Our chorus, directed by Dr. Welti, presents its annual Christmas concert — sometimes the “Messiah and sometimes a wide verity of selections. Dove leads our smaltzy pep band to a musical victory. Forming many colorful formations, our snappy marching band adds to the fall football spectacle led by drum major and majorette Larry Henrie and Joan Wardle. And Mechanical Arts Jerald E. Christiansen Oeon of the School of Engineering Crowded steps, precision tools, perfectly inked drawings, keen imagination toward progress . . . This is Engineering. Our minds and abilities are steered toward the building of an advanced future through the education that we obtain here. The finest bridges, the best highways, and modern electronic advances arc our goals. Long hours of moticulous effort will be rewarded when the products of our ideas and practical knowledge become roalities. We take to the air as port of our training. 33 Sigma Tau Honorary Wo strive to excel, knowing that only those oagor to reach the top are finally successful. Tho reward for high scholarship extended to one-fourth of our school is membership in Sigma Tau, an honorary fraternity for engineers. I 34 left lo Right, Row Ono: Joy Bill , Ben Yokomizo, Alan Show, Ootyl Blackhom. Row Two: Clair Wyatt. Professor Cloyton Clork. Foe Roy Brown. Doan J. E. Christiansen. Row Three: Dick Martin, Richard $oren on. Charles Busch, Profeisor M. Groove , James Doros, Richard McQwivey, lynn Bennett. Officers are Ray Brown, President; Ben Yokomizo, Treasurer; Dick Martin, Secretary; Clair Wyatt, Vice President. Institute of Radio Engineers The prospective engineer is continually alert to advancements. The Institute of Radio Engineers orients us in this ever-growing field and gives us the chance to associate with professional men who are experts. The study of rodar is an interesting subject. As future engineers, we inspect one of the earlier types of radar used in the war. We produced this radio controlled car for the Homecoming parade. The I.R.E. officers are Allen Shaw, Treasurer; Gordon Snow, Secretary; Wayne Holmes, Vice Chairman,- Clair L. Wyatt, Chairman. Engineering Society of Automotive and Aeronautical Engineers With our society desiring increased speed and perfection, a new exciting field opens itself to engineers. This professional society is organized for the purpose of aiding us in meeting the demands of the modern air and land highways. 36 Gordon Johnson, Richard Lindsay, Salah Al Bayati, Yaser El-Shawa, Royce King, and Grant McClellan are seated in one of the Aeronautical Training planes. We will have her fixed in no time. A man has got to have a little relaxation. American Society of Civil Engineers With an eye for precise measurement, we learn to use skillfully such instruments as the balance and the transit. We have surveyed College Hill innumerable times. It is through such training that we become civil engineers. Once again we survey the Quad. Jerry Clyde, Vice President; Quinn Hutchinson, Treasurer; Melvin Madsen, Secretary; and Harold J. Valentine. President. demonstrate precise measurement. The centrifuge in the center of the photo is used to precipitate compounds from the solute. We learned to understand this complicated terminology. Engineering Industrial Arts Club 38 Our aim is to become professional teachers in a specialized field of industrial work. The Industrial Arts Club gives us social growth and insight into our profession. We stress practical education as shown by our motto, We learn by doing. Ariel Benson, President, and his two assistant officers are examining an electromagnetic device. We believe in our motto. The use of the jointer is demonstrated to us. American Society of Tool Engineers Our highly developed machine age requires imaginative designers. We tool engineers answer this call. With an adaptability for exactness, we plan the complicated equipment used in modern manufacturing. Rawson Child, Adviser; Floyd Viebell, President; Jay P. Bills, Treasurer; Darrell Davis, Secretary; I. R. Martin, First Vice President; Deon Van Cleave, Second Vice President; and Fredrick Preator, Department Head, direct the activities of the society. We use intricate tools and expensive drawing equipment to solve our problems. We are preparing ourselves to meet the demands of industry. Ethelyn O. Greaves D an of lK« School of Home Economic outh-watering aromas, the children's playground, the hum of sewing machines, long hours in labs . . . This is the Commons. We who choose home economics boast those special womanly skills that make living extra enjoyable. Preparing for a career and home life is our accomplished aim. The excellence of the nursery school, the preparation for teaching, and the home-living facilities contribute to make our school of Home Economics first in the State. What fun the children have at our nursery school! 41 Phi Upsilon Omicron By oarning high grades, being active in our school, and having a professional attitude, we earn membership in Phi Upsilon Omicron. It is the national honorary home economics fraternity. By sponsoring innumerable projects, we prove our energetic activity. 42 The Phi Upsilon Omicron officers baking Christmas fruit cakes are laDawn Thain, Annis Benson, Varo Christensen, Charlene Lind, and Diana Walker. The member or L ft to High!, Row On : Diana Walker, Chorleno Lind, Annis Benson, Varo Christensen Row Two: LaDawn Thain, Carol Robrnson. Doris Keller. laraine Christensen, Mary Trveblood. Row Three: Barbara Israelsen, Nadine Fowler, Corol Lee Anderson, Sharen Ward, Janet Christensen. Home Economics Club Miss Wittier displays the correct setting of a table to enhance home-living. The apron sale is one of our money-making projects. Annette Smith, Mary True-blood, Janet Christensen, Doris Keller, Joanne Fassio, and Nadine Fowler, our officers, plan a year of activity for all girls interested in Home Economics. And with all getting get understanding ■ he many sfoirs, the chiming clock, the whispering intellectuals . . . This is the library. An efficient staff easily controls the hundreds of thousands of volumes. Their influence is far reaching with eight branches spread over the campus. It is in these libraries that we spend many hours of our college career delving into the complexities of our subjects, sleeping in quiot nooks, and socializing. 45 Library English Department We exploro the great writings to understand men’s ideas. We learn to speak and to write so that wo can convey our own idoas. It is through knowledge of communication that wc can broaden ourselves and learn to unito nations. Dr. N. A. Pedersen, Professor Emeritus, delights us with his authoritative lectures on the great writings. Browsing through the rare books in the Hatch Room are members of the English faculty. left to Right, Row One: Veneta I. Nielson, Wallace J. Vickers, Chloe Anne Fraley. Iro N. Hayward, Moyle Q. Rice. Peorl S. Budge Row Two: Maxwell D. Edwards. Wendell M. Keck. Blair Hansen, J. lynn Mortensen. J. S. Bullen, Thornton Y. Booth. Hubert W. Smith. 46 We listen to recorded poetry in Veneta L. Nielsen s class. History Department Nations, dates, and past experiences mark the characteristics of history. Wo loarn to value the mistakes of our predecessors. Knowledge of the errors of others leads us to improved choice of action, thus assuring us of future progress. Established for the purpose of recognizing excellence in the study of history is Phi Alpho Theta. Honorary Fraternity, loll lo Right, Row On : Ann Y. Epps, Roymond Br.jco . Dan Workman Row Two: Donald C. lockhood, Henry Middleton. Boyd Applegorth, Holon Sanford. Dr. Jool E. Rick . Dr. S. George Ellsworth. Tho History Club member are left to Right, Row One: leRoy Barney. Jay O. McDoniels. Roymond Briscoe, Dr. $. George Ellsworth, Jomce F.nch, Winston M. Smith, Row Two: Or. Joel E Ricks, Donald Beck. Kenneth Bowers, Dan Workmen. Our officers are shown in the Hatch Room surveying the world. 1 David A. Burgoyne, Eldon Drake, Dean R. H. Walker, Arthur J. Morris, and Gladys L. Harrison are the faculty leaders in the School of Agriculture. MM R. H. Walker Oeon of Agriculture Fine animals, rich, black earth, rumbling machines, energetic toil . . . This is Agriculture. We boast the state as our campus, as is shown by experiment farms spread throughout Utah. One of the evidences of our advancement is the new Agricultural Science Building. We devote our time to green plants, blossoming flowers, perfect milk, and prize-winning stock. Realizing the importance of those who make the earth productive, we appreciate the strength of Agriculture. 49 Agriculture Agricultural Council Realizing the importance of coordination of the agricultural groups on the campus, we have organized a council consisting of the presidents. We enjoy our association through the projects we plan and through recreation. Members of the Agricultural Council point to the modern Science Building with pride. Our officers ore Gilbert Allen, Jesse Wagstaff, Lloyd Warner, and Grant Steed. Reed Stalder, Glen Banner, Jesse Wagstaff, Gilbert Allen, LaMar Andersen, Lloyd Warner, Grant Steed, Professor Drake, and John Ebbey constitute the President s Council. Experiment Station Our Experiment Farm system is one of the most far-reaching functions of Utah State. Our aim is to develop new crops and new methods. The county commissioners aid in spreading our program of progressive agriculture. Not a worm escapes our inspection. One of our chief projects is developing new types of alfalfa. We help farmers operate paying farms. 51 Alpha Zeta, tho honorary Agriculture Fraternity, is composed of outstanding men. We believe that to aehiove the highest scholarship and to display leadership now, trains us to aim for the best in life. For this reason, we strive for progress. Alpha Zeta It is not an easy matter to become a member of Alpha Zeta. Officers Bill Fishbaugh, Bob Johnson, Cecil LeFevre, and David James give George Stewart the Initiation Ceremony. Cecil LeFevre presents a trophy to Jesse Wagstaff, a reward for outstanding abilities. 52 Horticulture Damp earth warmed by the son and delightful odors of expertly developed varieties of flowers make the green house on inviting place. We Horticulturists are responsible for bouquets for college functions, apples for the machine, as well as innumerable development projects. LaMar Anderson, Robert Green, Jon Scholas, Duane Gull, and Max Williams show their mums with pride. Those Delicious apples are our handiwork. Making apple cider is one of the pleasant aspects of Horticulture. Agriculture The complexity of the soil is the problem which we solve through resoarch and study. Gaining an understanding of tho interrelation of soil and plants enables us to increase crop production. Agronomy Charles Whipple, Ross Golding, Richard Nosh, Lloyd Warner, and Ronald Iverson inspect wheat for quality. Every green leaf concerns us. Kadhim Abdul mokes a soil analysis to discover its constituents. Through such experiments as this, we learn to analyze the earth. Alpha Tau Alpha We plan for good farms and know the qualities that mean profitable harvest. Alpha Tau Alpha helps us to realize the value of association and the exchange of ideas. We sponsor such projocts as the FFA contest. We study weed mounts to acquaint ourselves with possible crop enemies. Verl Tucker, Glen Banner, Lynn Broadbent, Professor Richardson, Don Olsen, and Kirt Olson are our officers and adviser. Glen gives some pointers on cattle production. The national convention in Kansas was an enlightening experience. We enjoy recreation together. ,-V ■ Agriculture The favorite spot of the campus is the dairy. Ice cream cones, cheeses, and dolicious milk are our specialties. It is hero that wo learn dairy production through actual experience. The new dairy buildings were completed this year. Sampling the Dairy Specials ore the club officers and adviser: Professor Larsen, Glen Israelsen, Aaron Richards, George Walker, and Grant Steed. Cottage cheese is made. Studying a dairy farm plan is one of our projects. Dairy Club Block and Bridle Breeding the finest stock possible is our goal. By attending contests all over the country we learn to expertly judge the good points of animals. Putting this education to practice will mean even finer stock in the future. Practicing up on some of the pointers of choice sheep ore members of the judging team: Bill Wood, Jack King, Zane Wheatly, Gilbert Allen, and Lloyd Cope. We traveled extensively attending judging contests. Our social functions facilitate the exchange of ideas. Agriculture Judging Teams 58 Whether judging dairy products or stock, wo are eager to learn the qualities necessary for perfection. We spend much of our time judging the actual products or stock. This practical education aids greatly in preparing us for our'field. Our judging teams won many trophies. The Animal Husbandry Team was Farrell Wonkier, Max Wollentine, Lynn Broadbent, Robert Taylor, and Lloyd Cope. Members of the Dairy Products .earn were Frank Lamb, Ted Kowallis, George Walker, and Professor Larsen. Showing the model of the ideal Jersey cow are Lloyd Hunsaker, George Caine, Aaron Richards, Don Carrol, Grant Steed, and Carl Speirs. Veterinarian Science Desiring to aid in the production of healthier stock is our motive for ontering this phase of agriculture. We survive long, strenuous lab hours and scientific experiments. Our reward comes with tho absence of disease in animals. Inspecting the animal for physical ailments are Vaughn Hawks, Gayle Evans, Richard Jones, and Ed Oscorson. Veldon Franks, Clark Mortenson, Boyd Martin, Arvin Hullinger, and Jesse Wogstaff, our officers, are studying disease bacteria. Learning to interpret X-roys is one of our projects. 59 D ■fugged out-door men, the crash of falling timber, plans for the conservation of soil and wild life, enthusiastic activity and work . . . This is Forestry. We eagerly meet the challenges of our fiold. Toworing treos, land preservation, and wild animals create in us an appreciation for our work. We play as hard as we work and enjoy such recreation as the Fall Barbeque, Paul's Party, and tho Brown Jug Party. As a special project, we furnish all the Christmas trees on the campus for the holiday season. W. F. Sigler, Wildlife; R. R. Moore, Forestry; and L. A. Stoddart, Range,- ore the faculty representing the branches of our school. 61 Xi Sigma Pi With activities galore, we contribute to the enthusiasm of the college. In addition to our zest for play, we accomplish the best possible, as is evidenced by our membership in Xi Sigma Pi honorary fraternity. Dean Turner, now in Asia, is seen in a rare pose relaxing for one minute. Our officers are inspecting the oldest aspen ever found. It is the feature of the Forestry Building Hall. Dean Turner acts as chief chef for the hungry foresters. Members and advisers of the honorary fraternity are . . . left to Right, Row On : Kco Diem. Eorl Spark}, Don Jenni, William Coghill, Dwight Smith. Row Two: Ronald Wordleigh, Stan Young. James Bortonek, Ronald Younger. Fred Gomm, Phil Ogden. Row Three: J. Whitnoy Floyd. Jessop low, William Clark, Henry Leo, Tod Doniol, Ross Tocher. William Sigler, George Kelkcr. James M.elke, Arthur D. Smith, t. A. Stoddart. Grant Horn . Forestry Club As followers of Paul Bunyan, we have big timos. The great out-of-doors has that extra something that makes living special. We enjoy working togcthor in developing and conserving our nation's forests and wildlife. The old Forestry Building is our favorite spot on the campus. Our Agathon project was the flop-jack stand. Jumping logs has evidence of being risky business. Colonel Calvin L. Partin and Colonel Howard A. Moody Guns, air power, marching feet, alert preparation . . . This is the Military. Our purpose is to train men to become officers in the various branches of the service. We strive to meet the needs of the nation by being prepared to hold our own so that the democratic position can be maintained in the world. Realizing the virtue of the traditions of democracy, we patriotically protect our nation at all times. Helen Bergeson, Sponsor Colonel, and Joe Reynolds, Cadet Colonel, salute as they pass the reviewing stand at Agathon. 65 Army-Air Force Men of exceptional ability constitute our officers' staff. The members of the R.O.T.C. faculty set an example of alertness, excellent leadership, and snappy efficiency. They train their men well, preparing them for future responsible positions. Major General William Middleswart inspects the honor guard of the Pershing Rifles, Maynard Tippets. Officers of the Air Force Deportment — left to Right, Row One: Ma|. Hatty Plummer, Col. Howard A. Moody. Row Two: It. Eldon Hooper, It. Kenneth Sterne, If. Dav.d Merrill, C. W. O. Robert Publicovet. Moj. Robert Howord 66 Officers of the Army Deportment —- left to Right: Col, Peter J. lacey. Mo|. Donald leeper, Copt. Charles McCormick. Copt. Notion lorten, ond Copt, Jasper Jacques. Arnold Air Do Anderson Henry Baglcy Joteph H. Bowen Jock Cortor lloyd Copo Rood M. Dorley Duane L. Deo Boyd I. Eddlnt Kermit Haderlie la Gronde Heoron Chariot Jones Joo la Bod.e jack Markin Wondoll Moody Joteph Reynolds Keith Siggard William Storlcy laForr Stuart Morris Swcnton William Wognor Jerry Wolkor Ray Williams Members of Arnold Air Society, honorary organization for the Air Corps, plan outstanding projects. Trips to Texas, Arizona, and California via plane are on the agenda. Our advisor is It. Eldon Hooper. 67 Sponsor officers ore Voleno Meyrick, Marlene Robinson, Major Howard, adviser; Annette Brock, and Joyce Howard. Holding the trophy they won in Las Vegas for first place Drill Team is Colonel Helen Bergeson. Jeon Allen Ruth Andrews Annette Brock Eleanor Burnett Mary low Dailey Ruth Hendricks Piano Anderson Janice Bergeson Jill Brunson Julio Compbell Pauline Oavis Anna Moe Hill Eve Child Claudio Gourley Francis Hill Pauline Cronquist Glenda Hanseen Sharon Holt Holen Paines Mory Beth Howkos Oione Hullinger Mary Joon Jenson Joyce Jeppeson Shirley Jones Eloise Korrcn Georgene Kendrick 68 Joan Kenner SKer.l Knighf •f ne Logo Sotoh to wit «Jwby loot la lo Rao lorten Julia lundohl Mary Martin Annette Moughon Pot Mooghon Mildred Meyer Voleno Myrick Colleen Nialten Pag N.elten JoAnn Ratmutten Jeanette Rmderknecht Morlene Robinton Rotelena Robinton Sue Simmont Roth Smith Joy Sorenten Mory Alice Sorenten Joan Spencer Sherma Stallings Solly Steventon Elaine Sfockdole lo Down Thoin lindo Welch Colleen Workman 69 Military Eager to become the leaders in guarding the traditions of democracy, we members of Scabbard and Blade, national army honorary organization, set high standards for the men of the R.O.T.C. Scabbard and Blade Daryl Blackham Fon Roy Brown Donald Corroll Thomos E. 8rown Deon Cnddie Bill Forrester Glen Haddock lowrence Peterson Jerry Sanders Curley Thorson leh lo Right, Row One: Glen Haddock, Laurence Neuberger, Tom Brown, William Forester Row Two: Fon Roy Brown. Sid Jensen, Jerry Sanders, Captain Notion Larsen, Henry Tingey, Deon Cnddie, Daryl Blackham. 70 Pershing Rifles Precision drilling exemplifies perfect performance of commands. We learn to attain accuracy in carrying out orders, as is shown by our exhibitions at official functions. We take orders. At ease. Dress it up and cover down. 71 Here is the Quad. Bells ring, doors swing open, and the Quad becomes a bustling center of activity. Nods, smiles, and friendly hi's echo up and down the cross walks. Wo bump into friends of a terrific variety, a variety which relieves college life of any possible monotony — green freshmen, friendly sophomores, energetic juniors, and close approaching the end of the fun seniors. Wo plan together, work together, joke and discuss problems seriously. It is easy to soe student friendships grow if you will cross the Quad. Freshmen Dennis Stettler President Wayno Adornson Roshelle Agren Robert Aimscoogh Karim A. Al Imari Dorothy Joan Allen Gory Allen Joy Allen Dwell Allred Abdul Kor.m Aliodoon | Edward Anderven Portia Vice President Lois Lamb Secretory Jay Andersen lonito Andersen Shirley Andersen Alton Anderson Auer Anderson Blaine Anderson DeVere Anderson Diano Anderson Donald Anderson Jeon Anderson loron Anderson Louise Anderson luDean Anderson Utono Anderson Von Dell Anderson Claude Andrews Lorrva Andrews Sue Angus Oetoy Archibald Gaye Archibald 74 Kent Ash baker Marilyn Austin Fronces Myrtle Atkinson lorry Bailey VtAnn Bote Jay Bates Garth 8axter Wayne Beoves Pat Bearer Philip Be k Ronald Beers Jessie lee Bell Brontley Baird Corl Baker Ray Baker lolo Ballard Arthur Bollif Alice Elaine Bankheod lois Bankhead Pot 8arker Vern Emory Barnes Widstoe M. Bastion Doyle Belnap Joan Benson Donald Beron Robert Berchtold Jams Bergeson lewis Dale Berry Ethel Beutler lourn Beutler Camille Bresmger Bruce Bmghom Korth Bingham Dovid Bird Hicks Blackburn Richard Bloisdall Blaine Blauer Ronald Bodily Stephan Bodily Ann Boll Paul Boss Mary Bowman 75 Freshmen Dove Brobec Marjorie Bradley Kent Brenchley Vay Broodbent Clair Brown Claude Brown Edward Brown Morvo Ann Brown lorry Brown Rutted Brown Portia Reeves Brigham. Alpha Chi Onego. Agothon. Freihman Clou Vice Prcudent William Brown luDoan Bullock Claudio Burnham Patricia Borgncr William Butby Bill Byram Oorrell Byrom Robert Byrne Erma Joan Coll Janean Call Allon Commock Carolyn Campbell Rey Carlton Richard Corlton Chorles Carroll Rodney Carter Rutted Carter Darwin Catper Dole Cattagno Delow Cheney 76 Barbara Child Eva Diana Child Georgia Christensen lowoll Christie Clora Church Carolyn Clonli George Coleman Coiena Child lloyd Chossncr Gordon Christensen Joy Christophesson Delon Clark Mona Cole Gerald Comer Noel Rollins Cook Joy Norris Cooley Joy Cornallsan Dione Cotant Joy Cottle Mor.lyn Cooltos Jock Cox Ted Cox Jenean Crawford Ronald Cressal Dick Cr.ddle Oorothy B. Cronquist Pauline Cronquist Theda Crook Charles Cummings Ronald Curtis Dick Voughn Domes Helen Marcia Doines Maureen Doines Bruce Darley John Daugherty Paul Douglos Davis Pauline Davis Sandro Davis Corol Doytor Jim Deon Edward Decker Melv.n Despam 77 Freshmen Eleonof Oulhn Karen Drooyer Milo Doran Jamei Oocit Merrill Deipoin Jo Ann Dewey Stanley Donut Kothryn Dragatit Mary Beth Hawkes Pocotello. Kappa Delta, Agothon, Sponior. Homecoming Queen Bob Doctor Ogden, Pi Kappa Alpha, Agothon, Homecoming, Football Reid Dunbar Glen Edwardt Ann Marie Dunford Ann Ekhmeier loMor Earl Arlo Eldwood Jerry Earl Glen Ehoson Joan Elioion lynn EKoton Robert El.cnon Mourmo Elicit Omar Muitopha El Merfebi Thomot Elliot laJette Enckton Stephen Enckton Karen Elkelsen Alice Evont Morvm Evont Carolyn Everett 78 Jonlel Ewer Sheeidon Ezolo Delbert Fobnzio Harvey Facer Barbara Fockrell Grant Fornes Frank Foth Peggy Follows Jerold long Fawcett Bloin Feltman Monte Field Ronald Firth Robert Fitzgerald Thomas Flowers Paula Fluckiger Robert folkman Rithord Follett Coro) Fonnesbcetc Thomas Forsyth Chloe Ann Froiloy Brent Frank Yvonne Frank Mary Lou Frozee Dixon Freeman Roy Frodsham Colleen Frost Allen Fryar Bobbie Fryar Ronald Fuchigam Clork Fullmer Gordon Gabbitos Naomi Dawn Gadd Elaine Gardner Ronald Gardner Jolynn Garner Wolton Garwood Morion Gibbons Nanette Gibbons Stanley Gilgen lorry Gittens Bill Glover Mark Godfrey 79 Freshmen Ron Godfrey Jon.ce GoodfeHow Joy Goff Cloodia Goorley leonord Graham Vouno Vee Gray Brook Green Wallace Green well Melvm GriffeTh Maynard Griffin Sally Stevenson lay ton, Alpha Chi Omega. Spontor. Sigma Ch Sweetheart Jay Bates Idaho Fall , Sigma Alpho Epnlon, Botketball, Fmalitt In Freihman Election Herbert Griffin Joyce Griffin Nile Griffin Mary Jane Griffith Nancy Groll George Gorr Don Hagen Howard Home Bob Halgren Carol Hall Lloyd Hall Darwin Hailing Norma Jeon Hailing In Hamilton Dean Hammer Gail Honcey Calvin Honchett Glenda Hon een Boyd Hon en Carole Honien 80 Darwin Honien Dixie Honien Gary Honien Gordon Honien Kirby Honien Royce Hanwn Sonio Hanien Waller Hanien £llen More Shirley Harmon Morgan Harr.i Robert Horrii John Karruon Fred Hartley Frederick Holler Jomei Holler Mary Beih Howkei Jim Heiner Veryl Hendrick Val Hew Belly Ann Hondnckion Alden H.bbert Elden Hen Dick Hibberl Kennoih Hon Cory Higloy Denni Hill Frond Hill Shirley Hoff Mary Hogan Shoron Hogge Ronold Holley Shoron Holt Helen Holyook Sharon Home Carol Homer Cheryl Hooper Donald Hooper Vaughn Hoopei Clifford Hopkini Morvm Horne lloyd Honner 81 Freshmen Sheril Knight Los Vegas. Chi Omego. Sponsor. Sigma Chi Sweetheart Arttndonl Ctork Hovllo Shu terse Hoyl Don Huber Richard Hofl'® Nadoon Humphreys Carlisle Hunsaker Glode Hunsoker Myrna Hunsaker Paul Hunsaker Roiold Hunsaker Jay Anderson Logan, Pi Kappa Alpha Ver Nan Hunsaker Richard Hymoi Fred Issocson Wanda Itraelson Wondee isroclson Boyd Jock son Cecil Jackson Helen Jackson Keith Jacobsen Larry Jordme Sterling Jordme Barbara Jefferies Karl Jenkins Dell Jensen George Jensen Lorry Jensen Newell Jensen Jamce Johnson Max Johnson Nadme Johnson 82 Rudy Jeon Johnson Dorwm Jolley Gory Jon ci Darnell Jones Marlene Jones Nancy Jones Pauline Jones Sharon Jones Shirley Jones Tom Jones Morlene Jorgenson Gory Joy John Kone Shear a I Karren Julie Ann Keorl Nosratolloh Kelontory Janice Keller Joan Kenner Lynn Kerr Clair Kidd Richard Kimboll Joan King Norma King Nyle Kmghorn Shoron Kirby Sheril Knight John Knighton Roy Knutson Joseph Koeven loRae Korth Kenneth Kotes Tom Krutko Irene logos lots lomb Ellen Lorsen Gordon larsen Joyce lorsen Kent larsen Uoyd lorsen Margaret larsen Marian larsen Glen larson 83 Freshmen Irene Lagos Idaho Fall , Kappa Della, Dorm Queen, Sigma Chi Sweetheart Attendant Melba leonhardt Joyno lowi� Reed lenhman Ruth lemon Robert Icothom Zalomo leovitt Anne lee Bront lenhmon Denni layne Cloudm loyton Bob Folkmon Ogden, Pi Kappa Alpha Mona Dec liddell Anno lind Charles Douglas lind Arthur John lindford Richord lindvoy Robert List Glenda longstroth Darrell loosle Gordon tootle Jeannette loosle Ruby looile Burton lorenten Corolyn lott Jo Ann low Samuel lower Gory lund Carl lursdohl Gory tyon Howard Madsen lout Modsen Jr. 84 Richord Morkor Mary Marjin Annette Maughon Spencer Maughon Sharon McBride Joon McConkic John McDonald Corolyn Morston Wayne Josio Mathews Rex Moughan loona May Jcnoal McClellon Joonn McConnell Edword Mcrkloy Ralph Morrill George Merrill Rote Mostos Charles Meyer Darrel Michael! Gory Mickelton Areleo Migliori Jock Mikulcnko Ellis Miner Ihomoi Montgomery Sheldon Moore Marilyn Morgan Robert Morgan Clyde Moric Vern Mortensen Vern Moss Roger Mourltsen Charlene Moyo� Blair MuMcstcin Jeanottc Monk Marilyn Murdock Roland Murdock George Ayers Barbara N'elvon Marec Nelson Pete Nelson Roma Nelson Marilyn Newton 85 Freshmen Paula Deline logon. Alpha Chi Omega, loadings, sings, finalist in Froshmon electrons Boyd Hansen Logon. Sigma Chi. Agothon Byron Nielsen Stanley Nielsen Carolyn Kaye Norton Nancy O Keefe Sharon Nuffer Anel Olsen Barbara Olsen Dixie Rath Often James Gary Olsen Sharon Olsen Barbara Olson Dorol Olson Duone Olson Joyce Olson Ed Otcarson Tom Ossana Alfred Pace JoNeol Pock Mane Packer Ke th Pointer Jolayne Palmer Verlyn Parker Dooglos Parrish Joyce Pornsh Dick Pearce Mordeon Pearson Reg Pearson June Mont In Peavey Kendall Perkins Mary Gayle Petersen 86 Reed Petersen Corol Peterson Bud Porter Edward Potter Virgimo Porter Shouno Poulsen Dean Peterson Don Peterson Dean Prlsbrey Ann lo Roll.son Bob Rampton JoAnn Rasmussen Karoleen Peterson loma Peterson Wendell Rasmussen Spencer Raymond Allen Reod.ng Down Roe Reodmg Iowell Peterson lueen Peterson Arlee Reeder Carmen Reeder Robert Reeder Russell Reeder Paul Peterson Veree Peterson Port. o Reeves Johnny Remund lorry Rhodes John Rice Mary tou P.tts Fred Pixiuto Elbert Poppell Ncdra Popptefon Bill Rich Roy Ritchie Corlos R.gby Clifford Robb Jeonotte Rinderknccht Charles Roberts Reed Ripplmger Irven Roberts 87 Freshmen Ronald Robertson Elden Rob.nson Corol Rob.nson Roselino Robinson Wayne Robinson Donna Rose Rodney Roper Julio Rosenbaum Eleanor Sobey Don Savage Virginia Rosme Koy Roundy Marilyn Ross Rudd Don Sawyer Norma Scherer Joan Schiets Joan Schm.dr Jon Sc holes Walloce Schwoger Eldon Schwartz Laurence Schwortz Richard Scott Dixie Seeholzer Robert Seeley William Selby Corolyn Sharp JoAnn Sobers Noel Sill Norma Sunk.ns Powl Skonchy Carl Smith Clyde Smith Don Smith Jonet Smith Joy Smith Marvin Smith Max Smith Pot Smith Phillip Colton Smith Ruth Smith Sidney Smith 88 Yvonne Sm.th Cloro Sorenson Gayle Sorenson PoOTY Spark� Joan Spen «r Norman Squires Ronald Stanger James Darwin Snell Claudia Sorenson Joy Sorenson Farrell Joy Spencer Colleen Sperry Shermo Stallings Burnell Stanton Vernon Storlcy Donna Stouffer Betry Steggell Dennis Stottler Lynn Stevens Marilyn Stevens Solly Stevenson LuDcan Stewort Anna Stock Harold Stock Elaine Stockdale David Stoddard Elizabeth Stoddart Jack Stone George Stott Kent Stringham Ray Sumodo Wayne Summers Melvin Thain Harold Thomason Gerold Thomson Marjorio Thomson Faye Thorn Thomas Thorpe Marvin E. Thoosher Joleen Timothy Don Tmgey Elaine Tingcy 89 Freshmen Harvey Tolmon Rex Tueller Jean Vonce Allen Von Wagoner Merlin Woire Patricia Walker Colleen Word Wayne Tondro Juno Uyemottu Kent Van Kampen Priscilla Wode Kirk Waldron Dorothy Wallace Diane Word Thomas Wardell Ora Fay Wardle Bob Watson Florence Wotferton Bert Webster Joy West loRue West Merrill Whueheod Wordene Whitehouse Carol Whltter Cleone Wight Allen Dole Willord Emery Willes Marlene Willes Donotd Williams Violo Kaye Willmore Arlene Wilson Gorth Wilton Gordon Wilson Shirrell Winget Moc Winters Dee Ann Wood Marilyn Woodward Nedra Wright Pauline Wright lloyd Wuthnek Paul Wuthrick Hiroshi Yamathito 90 Borboia Yo� r Morgoret Zougg Von Zoll ng«r Cox Young Corol Zolhngor B«lvo Ell«ft Annette Maughon logon. Alpha Chi Omcgo. AWS Repfcten� o� ive 91 Don Hull President Hooshong Af«li Cecil Albrcchtsen Hugh Allen Quottim Alroboidi Annette Anderson Iroj Agah Calvin Alder Sandra Allen Joy Anderson laDell Anderson Richard Anderson Sylvester Anderson Wendell Arove Sharon Atkinson Carollee Austin Suleimen Ayoub Robert Sabos lonell Bochman Sallyanne Bachmon Arlan Baird Alfred Ball lorrayne Barker Carol Barlow Beth Barnes leRoy Borney Vauna Vce Berret Donald Barton Janet Bo roman Glen Baugh Roger Beck stead Colleen Workman Secretary 92 Anoro Bedke Anona Sevan Beverly Berrey Alice Bing horn Pony Bmghan Barbara Birch Helen Blood lee Brody Woyrve Bramoll Vaughn Brierley Rodger Mon von Sally Britton Franklin Brown Jill Brunvon Eleanor Burnette Jamev Burnett Helen 8urton Nancy 8urton Andrew Bybee Julia Campbell Eileen Campbell Bill Condlond Karen Carmen Shoron Carter Ronald Corny Renee Chilton Benard Chnvtenven Deli� Chrivtenven Vol Chrutenven Honk Chrivtionven Williom Cleveland Marilyn Cole Joveph Cook Wayne Cook Mo Cooley JoAnne Coon Oonold Corn AAargene Cornoby John Covtly Fred Crammer 93 Sophomores Julia Campbell Alpha Chi Omega, Homecoming. Agothon, 8uMer. Sponsor Ben,om.n Croft Paul B. Crook iron G.nnie Dahl Do wna Domes Danell Woyne Davis Sheryl Crookston Aton N. Curtis Roma Dahley loJuona Dome Gory Dov.s Don Hull Pi Koppo Alpho, Basketball, Football. Sophomore Clou President Ivan Davis Vol Dovi� Jomce Ruth Day Jerold R Dick Nolon G. Droney Jon Eby Janice Edwards Vincent Erickson Gary Evons Colleen Farmer Darrel Floyd Renoe Ford Corol Frell lee Fntsch Ramona Funk Clark Jerald Fulmer Meryn Gardner Richard Duane Guym John E. Gee Harry Wesley Gephar 94 Wimian A. Gilletpie George A Gowonj town Griffin Edwin O. Grottncr Park Guymon Carolyn Wall David Wonton Doo Wanton Diono Wanton Gary Honton Dorothy Parkin Sigma Kappo. Spurt. Agathon, Orientation Committoe. AWS Repretentative Horold tonnii Wonten Terry I. Wonten Phillip toe Wanton (toymon 0. Hanten Robert Leo Pay Wanton Ellon Wore Kothleen Warr Joan Worrit lidia Worrit Blair Webort Warrivon Dale Warnton R. loDoll Wartton Wyro Watch Thelma Wotch Bonnie Wothawoy Karon Wawkint Claton Wcinoy Caroline Wcite Katherine Weitc Jay Oee Wendrickt 95 Solly Britton Kappa Delia. Homecoming, Agathon. Sponsor, Associate Editor of Buzzer Roth Hendricks Clayne Hcnmger lorry Henr.e teon Hicken Bornoy Hinds Gary Hendry Gerald C. Henricksen Cores Roe H«bbe.'t Hoi Himes Edna Hcpworth Joe Cook Pi Koppa Alpha, Agathon. Senator, Chairman of Election Committed Martha Hoelscher Blaine Hofeling Jenoy Hoffmon Dixie Holgren John Hooper Inez Hoopilaina Thomas Horrocks William Horton Dixie Howard Shoe win Howord loon Howell Reed Hubbard Bob Hunsakcr Albert Inama Shirleno Ingram Jonot James Beverly Joffs Ross Jenkins Mary Jean Jensen Robert Jensen 96 Sheldon Jensen David Jeppeson Eofl Jeppeson Kay Jeppeson Joyce Jeppson Boyd Johnson Clones Johnson Curtis Johnson Janice Johnson I eon Johnson Colleen Farmer Alpha Chi Omega. Spurs, Winter Carnival, Burzer Section Editor I or eon Johnson Craig Jones Reneo Judah August Jung Marilyn Kammeroth Elaine Kerkman Dixie Keaton Dwain Kirkham Neal Kelly Allen Kleinmon Grant Kent Bob Knighton Keith Krool William Kremin Jr. Gerald Kundart Ronald loferre Joseph laird Tony laPray Clyde larsen Ken larsen Maceyo Vaughan Union Building Committee, Student life Staff 97 Sophomores Beverly Jeffs Kappo Delto. AWS Secretary, Homecoming. Sponsor LoRwe lorten Karl David Larson Arden louritien Allen Deigh 8«rt w- Lindsay Roger Larsen Mary lothom Rolph D. leovitr Sarah lo lewis Blanch Linford Val Christensen Pi Kappa Alpha. Interfrotcrnity Council. Chairman of Agothon Earnest Jorvis littledikc Joseph A. LocKyer Barbara Long Jerry Michael Loveless Joy luthi Lyman Albert Marler Fred lee Marlow Otto Mattson Pot Maughan Robin McArthur John McPhio John R. McKmght tee J. McQuivey Elden Hugh Mecham Koy L. Mechom James Mendinhall J. Evon Merrell Steven Merrill Mildred Meyer Gail Mites loWonno Milet Marilyn Vivion Miller Geraldine Mitchell lorry Moncur Pete Monton Rodger Monton Vodo lee Mon ton Kirk Moor Vein I Moore Eorl Morgan gill Morrit Bod Mortenten Harold Morris Corolyn Mott J. R- Mott Iro lee Muir Charles Robert Momnt John P. Noth Arnold Martin Neilton Georgia Nelton Joyce Nelton Otfe Newbold Mark N ederlauter Ronald Nopper Jamce Nye Kyle Ogden Hyrwm S. Olten Ted Olten lorry Olson J. C. Orme Carl Osborn Pot Ottvig W.lford Pace loona Pocker Ranee Painter Lynne Paoletti Jerry Porduhn Dorothy Parkin Joseph Calvin Parish Beverly Roe Pearson Cary Petersen Dole Peterson 99 Sophomores Karen Carmen DeVaughn C. Petersen Richard N. Peterson Verlene Peterson Norman Prince Adelo Rolph Kappo Delta, Orientotion Committee. Spun. Glade Petenen Ruth Peterson Joanne Pixton Poul Puffer Tom Ramoge AWS Representative. Boosters Rolfe Kerr Sigma Chi. Footboll, Christmas Week Bryco Rappleye Chester Redd John W. Reed Joyce Reeder Richard Reeder Daren Rceso Dennis C. Reese Renee Reese Hornet Ronnor Sandro Rigby John Hollis Ripplu Marilyn Robins Jarvis Rogers Cioyton Rudd Melvin Russell Dick Sackett Richard Sampson Don Sant Woyno Schow Donald Shand Yo cr 5howa Merrill Shupe Bill Simmon Dcnni Skinner Oeon Skabclund Garold Skinner Marial Skinner Oon Smart George Carlo Smith Koy Smith Joy Smith Kent Smith Mara'eo Smith Sidney Smith Wimton M. Smith Roy Val Sneddon Chorlono Sommcrfcldt Kathryn Soronion Mary Alice Sorenson Jean Spatig Richard Lynn Spuhler Margretta Stonder Carol Stoke H. William Stone Foy J. Swain Jo Anne Swomtton Glen Swapp Beverly Swanson Henry Taggart Ruby Joyce Tanner Norman Tanner James Tano Corolyn Tote Gregg Taylor Earl Raughn Taylor George Thain 0e Jay Thompjon J. B'ucc Thompson Lorry Thomp on Morylin 8. Thomson Darell Thornock Paul Thorpe 101 Sarah Lu Lewis Alpha Chi Omega. Sponsor , Spurt. Attendant lo Homecoming Queen Attendant lo Oelta Phi Queen Stephen W. Thurston Merlin A Trocy Jo Anne Tucker lewu Turner Harry Uyemattu David Tolman Iwamoto Tothio Bennion Tuoller Albert lee Urie Roy Von Leuven laDon Von Noy Grant Votf Dell T. Waddoupt Ted M Waddoupt Don Wadley Jevte Wogttolf Jerry Walker Pat Wallace Donnell Ward Duone B. Worr Doulton Warren William H. Weaver Al.ee Webb Corolyn Webb lindo Welch Jerry Wheat Mcrnlyn Wight Kym Widditon Bert G. Wilcox John lee Wilkin 102 McKay Willes David Williams Gene Winchester Roy I. Wise Pat Wright Clair Williams Robert Williamson Claudia Winther Colleen V orkman Lila May Zollinger x Juniors Burke Mattsson President Myron Abbott Oole P. Abitdskov Dale Adomi Luke Layton Adams Nancy Ada mi Fetnn Allen Gerald Allen Thomas Allen Alice lora.ne Allred Elaine Anderson Norma Hector Vice President George Anderson Ruth Andrews Paul Applegate Marloe Archibald YoVonne Archibald Warren Ashton Kathryn Armstrong Joyce Atkinson Ralph Marvin Arrington Henry Bagley Vern L. Ashcroft Koye Bailey Robert Marshall Bailey Val Lyman Bolls JoAnn Ball Emma Dell 8anks Ardell Dee 8alls Fronk Barker Gerald Balls Mac Rene Borney 104 Sue Simmons Secretary Fronk Barter Barbara Bastow Chorles Hunt Bauman Marcel Becksteod Brent Evan Beecher Robert Bell Wayne Bell Enid Ellen Bird Richard Bird Marilyn Blockner Joyce Bodily John Henry 8ott Ethel Boy i rig ton Fred Brown Rollo Brunson Calvin E. Bruscwitz Marvin Ernest Bywater Earl G. Caldwell Will Call Gary H. Carlscn Dave Corrigan Ivon L. Christensen lots Christenten Voro Christensen Don R. Clawson line Clifford Jane Clyde Richord Cook Douglas Cox Jean Culbertson Madge Curron Sterling Davis Dean Dayton Dorothy Dean Otto Derr Geraldine Dover Mehl Ree Draper Emma lou Drury Rulon Dye Morgoret Ellison Bob Evans Dexter Farr 105 Juniors Normo Hector Koppo Dolto, Chairmen of Preference Boll, Panhellenic, Junior Clou Vico President. Agothon, Sponsors John Faux Nodine Fowler Norwood R. Fridal Ken Frost Don Garfield Thomas Ferguson Shirley Ann Froncom Boyd Fricl Addio Jean Fuhriman Karen Gores Dale Adams Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Agathon, Chairmon of Junior Prom Dee lamor Gibbons Dorothy Gneiting John Goddard Doro Goff Harry E. Gourley, Jr. Joy M Grommer June Ann Grier Ronald Gunther Jeonne Gustovson Vie Hall Trudy Hammond Harold Hancey Annetto Hansen Mary lucile Honsen Milton W. Hansen Orval B. Honsen Russell W. Hansen Shirley Hansen Joseph E. Hanson Helen Horris 106 Rob ;? L Harruon Fronk.e louite Healey Kay He.nxe Corlen Marring Moylea Hetlop George Howk.nt lorry Heap Jack Hemmerf Joy Herring Arlene Hillman Helen Sanford Chi Omega. Union Building Executive Board. Union Building Comm.rice, Pretidenf o Phi Alpha Theio Clark Hirtchi Ann Howell Trevor Clarke Hug Set Barbara Hughey Carol Huntaker Ivon Hunttman Ludle Hyer Robert Irwine Madelon I tom Barbara Itraelten Shirley Ingram Ronald Jenkmt Carolyn Jenten Oelyle Jenten Franklin Jenten Fred Jenten loBerta Jenten Williom Jenten Lillis Jeppeten Marilyn Johnt 107 Devere Watkins Sigma Chi, Finalitt in Clatt Eleeiiont Juniors Addie Jeon Fuhrimon Koppo Delta Preiident, Co-chairmon of Agathon. Panhellenic, Aitociote Editor of Buzzer Clifton Wclby Johnion LoMar John Johnson JoAnno Johnion Morvo Johnion Mode Johnion Gordon Johniton lorcno Jon«t Margo Jorgcnion Carlo Judkim Georgene Kendrick 108 Nochleh S. Khoury Royce King Connie Kirkhom Dorothy Klenke Floyd Kling Ruth Knighton Fred Kru i Carolyn Kunx John R. Kunz Frank Earl Lamb. Jr. Earl larcher Wilma lor en Del mo tar ion Korl D. lar on Marion toy Daniel lee Morjorie Leggett Kent Lewi Vance Lind Lyle Looile Kent Harris Sigma Alpha Epiilon Pretident, Football Grant lowdcr Goylc tucherini lourel lunf Mary Madsen Nick Lunt Bill Marsh Burke Mansion Keith Meldrum Blanche McKcll Eloise K. Meyer Orma Linford Alpha Chi Omega. Union Building Commitfco, Homecoming, Agathon Lloyd Meyer Robert Miller Margene Milton Blaine Molyeau Faun Moore Irvin Moore Mary Moore Greta Muir Carolyn Edith Munk Guy Nelson loo Jean Nelson Laurence Neuberger Ray Newoy Florlne Nielsen Dee Nielsen Donald P. Oberacker Ted Oliver Vaunda Oliverson Borbaro Olsen Elmond Olsen Pat Dunn Bosketboll 109 Diana Walker Alpho Chi Omega, Phi Uptilon Omicron John Karnick Sigma Chi, Football Geraldine Olsen Larne!I M, Olsen Robert H. Olsen J. Reuben Oxborrow Nick J. Pope John Olson Richord Often Howard Ottcton Florence Papagcorge Glen Parker Joyco Parry Wendell P.cht David Robert Price Gayle Probif Wilmo Pulupher James Owen Quitter Carl Roynoldi Morion Rheet Larce Rhodet Aaron Richordt Jeon Rickt Pat Robb Roger Robert! Thorold Rollint Ed St. Clair Dale Sanders Adcle Seely Alma Virginia Shaffa Sylvia Shand Norma Sharp 110 Eld«r K. Show Merlene Shield Beth Simper Don Smith Richard W. Smith Janet Shelton Kieth S. Siggard Wayne Sim Jene Sm.th Shirley Sommer William Sorenven Goorge N. Souvoll Mory B. Squire Ronold Stephen Bruce Steven Roy Stewart Kaye Stitt Beth C. Stoddard Frank S. Stott Mi goon Summenll Morri Swenten Steve S eke y Alene Taylor Bryce Toylor Ariel Ihompton Elame Thompion Richard leon Thompion Roy Thornley Sterling B. Tolmon Virginia Tophom Lorna Mason Alpha Chi Omega. Women Athletic Atsociotion, Union Building Committee Ted Ramsdell Srgmo Chi, Football Juniors Sue Siftimons Borboro Tucker Peggy Tueller Atmorvd Tweedie Deon Von Cleave Marlene Wade Alpho Ch. Omega. Secretory of Interfrotemity v °'1 Borboro Joy Turner Marion Underwood Bruce ICay Vo.bell Joyce Wodtworth Councd, Junior Clo � Secretory Scott Jeffs S gma Chi, Football, Favorite Goy of Alpha Chi Kathleen Wollentine Emma Jeon Walton Joan Wardle Rela Wordle Som Worren Mono Loy Wotterton Wallace Jome Wort Ruth Wheeler Edna White Heber Whiting Marilyn Wight Glade Wilke Gwen Willey Bill William Koy William Margaret Willi Sharon Irene Wil or. Wayne W. Wimmer Farrell Winter Rey W.ter 112 113 Jerry Nelson Preiident Joyce Howard Vice Preiident Ralph Andericn Carol lee Anderion lo Momo Andere Dee Andenen Rulon Albrechtien Gilbert Allen lomonte Allen Rom Allen Boyd Adami Allah Al-boyoti la Mar Anderion John Anderion Sherwin Atkinson Richard Botr Barbara Ballif Helen Belli Glen Banner Bettie Barker Wolter Barlow Amelia Beecher Mary loone Bateman Koye Bell Steven Beal Ann Benion Donald Beck Annli Benion Ariel Benion Helen Bergeion Joy Brill Sidney Bingham Doryl Blockhom Blanche 8eutler Herbert Bhtard Nancy Bowen Kenneth Bowor tynn Broodbent Annette Brock Mark Blackhom Theron Ray Blaword Faye Booth Joseph Bower Charle Brlnkpeter Norv.lle Broodbent Beverly Brown Carol Rae Brown Cordell Brown Thomas Brown Rebecco Buchonon Roth Burg Bryon Burt Mary Ann Butler Junior 8ybee Paul Colder James Call C J. Carlton Donald Carroll David Carter Emmo lou Cotter Jack Carter Eileen Chamberlain Robert Chamber Joy Child Janet Chri ten� en Jo Anne Chrittonten Loraine Chrl tenjcn Thello Mae Chri� ten en David Chugg Chorle Clork Jorry Clyde Stephen Colemon lloyd Cope Molly Ann Cragun 115 Seniors Sidney R. Peterson Douglas Crookston Robert Curron Kappa Delto. Student Body Rftt Vic President. Clifford Cummings Marilyn Daniels Alpha S gmo No, Assembly Committee Reed Dorley Joan De Blocs Duane Dee Annette Donovan lot no Donnellon Albert Dores Ross Allen fs Kappa Alpho, Student Body President, Alpho Sigma No tech Dunford Von Dunn Reed Durham. Jr. Reed Durham. Sr. Gail Dyring Jock Eastman Cor I Ebert Boyd Eddins PotrickJ Egan Jan Eggen le Grande Eliason Norman Erekson Thomas Farnsworth Joanne Fassio Neror Fehml Sood Fehmi A lo Felix Udean Fellows William Fishbaugh Charlotte Fisher 116 lo Mont Fluckigcr Joyce Forrevter Dorothy Fouvte Gorth Gcddet Genevieve Fonnevbcck Willlom Forrevter Dovid Gornhort Eorl Gilliev Miweere Gleoton Burt Gottfrodvon LoConno Purser Koppa Delta. Student Body Secretary, Alpha Sigma Nu Den ce Greathouve Reno Graham Jonny Gruber Dwam Gull Blaine Hanven Noncy Homen Joy Marmer Jane Horriv Jew Horriv Jay Harrivon Charlev Hotch le Grande Heoton Edward Henderven Helen Hill Jeon Hoe 1 v tier Jamev Holfmon Cloir Hollmgvworth Lloyd Holmev Donald Houvton Joyce Howord Van Dunn Pi Kappa Alpha Provident. Student Body Butineti Manager. Movt Preferred Mon. Alpha Srgma Nu. Mr. Burror 117 Seniors Jane Powell Chi Omega. Butier Editor. Union Building Committee, Award! Committee, Alpho Sigmo Nu Mark Blackham S-gma Nu. Student Body Second Vice Prendenr. Chairman of Union Building Board, Alpha Sigma Nu Allen Jocobion David Jomes Roger Jeff! 8e!sie Gay Jenjon Evon Jenion Ann Jenvon Donald Johonion Robert Johonion Connie Johnson Robert Johnson Walter John ion Peggy Johnson Hock Jolley Charlei Jonei Robert Jorgensen Marl Judd Abut Kamali lee Keorn Dor.! Keller Korlo Kendell 118 Janet Knowles Coneod Knowles lunctto Kuru Homer leBaron Merlin loonhordt Fredonna McKay Peggy lewis Charlene lind Gory Imdquist Paul low Jan Eggen Alpho Chi Omega. President of Panhellenic, Alpha Sigma Nu Frank lund Melvin Madsen Pomona Modson Fronk Monrione Janet Morchont Jock Motkin Karl McAllister Margo McBride Poy McGvire Dwight McCallon Richard McQvivoy Ashel Mnllor William Merrell Votcna Meyrick lorrome Miller Paul Morgcnsen Wendell Moody Dorothy Ann Moore Gayle Morowetz Francis Morowetc Cordell Brown Sigma Chi. Basketball 119 Seniors Tom lorenot Footboll Copiam Rhea Mots LoRee Mvnford Ivon Munk Andy Nelson Bevorly Nelson Jerry Nolton Murray Nichols Colleen Nielsen Peggy Nielsen Wallace Nielten Matt Trontel Football Copioin Corol Nielson Diane Nyc Leonard Odd Vero Ogden Donald Olsen Ned Owens Milton Olsen Gene Palmer Kirt Olson John Poloni Dorroll Oscorson Jonell Patch John Paulsen Kent Payne Gory Peterson Keith Peterson Lawrence Peterson Lois Peterson Romood Peterson Sidney Peterson 120 I Charles Pocotk Don Potter Elaine Probert Joy Purnell Sooren Petro ian Richard Pitkin Jone Powell Winona Prince lo Conno Purser Abdvr Rofiqwe Helen Bcrgeson If. Colonel o Sponsor lee Ream Janice Reeve Joieph Reynold Joy Richman Joan Rico Joy Rigby Yvonne Rippon Carolyn Robot � Marlene Robinson June Rohde Albert Rondel Jerry Sander Dick Sounder Muitofo Sayed Dorothy Schick Elaine Schmut Alan Shaw Dove Shelton Denni Simmon DcWay ne Simmon Jerry Nelson Pi Kappa Alpho. Senior Clo � President 121 Carl Ebert football John Simmons Mark Smith Annette Smith Gordon Snow Noomi Snow Marlin Sorensen RaNae Sorenson Richard Sorenson Carolccn South Jerrold Spomhower Charlie Hatch Football Gordon Sprague Carl Speirs Gordon Stewart Ralph Sprakcr Richard Squires Harold Stonger William Storley Robert Stewart Mae Strand Glen Stringhom Samuel Tobsery Robert Taylor la Dawn Thom Dave Theurcr George Thompson Ortrce Thompson Eldora Thomas Albert Thorson Gene Toolson Mott Trootel 122 I Mory Trueblood Colleen Tollit Harold Valentino Richard Van Clio! Mildred Woyment Jerry Welker K. S. Voson Floyd Veiboll Clarice Vigor Mitsvo Woki George Walker Mo Wallentme Ronald Wardleigh Robert Warren Farrell Wonkier Helen Wcstenskow Joycelyn Wostover Chorles Whipple Francine Wiggins Sandra Williams Marvin Wing Donald Woodworth Borbaro Workman Don Workman Ben Yokomiro Valloo Worloy Ronald Younger Clair Wyatt Rosalind Zollinger Ron Hansen 123 Graduates Robert Adomioo Front- Amowen Rowell Allen R.chord Borney Gerold Boot Mona Brown Modetro Copielmondeo W.lliom Clark Probhot Ootli Marco Carver Dole Camming Wayne Frank locile Fro t Alwin Gabrielten Elmer George Fred Gomm Karim Goodariy Robert Hagg Waite' Inman Joan lver on M T. Jebralli Voron Jen en William Jone Abdol Kodhim Ramzi Khalidy Momtox Khan Heber lamb David lont Agah Mahmood Ayozi Manoolthehl Oral Mofhio Boyd Martin Font Martin Rodrigo Novio Kent Nielien Marcia Peterion Donald Rairmmoo Grant Reeie Ronald Robin Gareth Spencer Lorraine Storey Frank Tidwell 124 Robert Voiquez William Wagner Elmer Wohlston Daniel Wheatley Gene Whipple Arlen Wilkes Cleve Winkel Gerald Wolfley 125 Cheering crowds, the spirit of the campus, thrills... This is Athletics. One of the most vital ports of college life is found on field, floor, diamond, mat, pool, and track. Remember the joy of carrying home laurels for boo ting the unbeatable team ? The success or failure of our teams affects the atmosphere of the whole school. We participate in campus sports and are rewarded as we realize the virtues of teamwork and recreation. If wo learn to play together, we can better learn to work together. 127 Athletics Football With ‘‘Rompin'’ John Roning, Mr. Hoad Football and Director of Athletics at Utah State, calling the plays the Aggies turned in a record of third place in Skyline Eight competition and an impressive 35 to 19 victory over Utah. Everette Faunce John Roning Ralph Moughnan Baclf.eld Coach Hood Coach Freihmen Coach Calwin Stoll line Coach 128 129 Athletics Football Under the guidance of Coach John Roning, the Utags garnered a third place ranking in the Skyline Conference. This year was one of the most spectacular episodes in the football history of Utah' State with the sinking of Utah University by a score of 35-19 on Thanksgiving Day. The total of 35 points was the greatest amount ever scored upon the Redskins since their school began. This was our day! Three of our seniors who have meant power plus to the Aggie squad were selected on the All-Conference Team — Tom Lorenat, Carl Ebert, and Charles Hatch. Homecoming Day found tho Ags host to B.Y.U., who were ofter the wheel . .. but they didn't get it. The farmers put up a sensational battle and kept it again. 130 Tom lorenat, Fullback (Co-Captain) Mott Trontol, End (Co-Coptoin) Reese Whitokcr, Coord Dave Krogthorpe. Tackle Ted Rarmdell, Center Carl Ebert, Tackle Charles Hotch, End Kent Harris, Quarterback Scot Jeffs, Halfback Jock Hutton, Guard Tom fiamoge, Tackle Joe Ubflzzl, Center Odell Nord, End Dick Toner, Fullback John Karnick, Quortorback John Mellilo. Guard Ezra Smith, halfback Reed Henderson, Guard Norman Prince, Fullback Max Cologna. Guard 131 Athletics Football 132 Kay Smith, Guard Joy Herring, End Tom Kern , Halfback Denni lindjay. Halfback Jack Harvoth. End Ray Nowey, End William Hill, Center Richard White, Halfback George Holomondari . Tockle Ed Ma oro, Guora Robert Horlacher, Halfback Ray Zingler, Quarterback f I Richard Kimball, End Jack Woodward. Uvarrerbock Juni llndwy, Holfbock Don Hull, End d w ' Milt Waif . Guard Shuro Budo, Fullback obon Halvcrvon, Tackle Jim Marriott, Fullback Larry Sorenioa. Tocklo 133 Athletics Basketball This was our year!!! We didn't take the conference title, but we opened the eyes of thousands near and far. Hampered by height, as has been the case in the last three years, the Bakermen overcame this deficiency in speed, spirit, and accuracy. Everyone realizes that Utah defeated the numbor one team in the nation at the beginning of the season. Late in the season B.Y.U. whipped Utah on their own court. But when B.Y.U. met the Aggies, we sent them down 62-58. Then the revenge-minded Cougars invaded Aggieland and tasted defeat once again. To us this was satisfactory, and besides, we copped a tie for third spot in Conference standings. Bari Johnion, Center Pat Dunn, Guard Cordell Brown. Forward Dove Anderion, Guard 134 n. l«o Booth. Forward Boyd Adam. Forward Ivan Christensen, Guard Don Worfley, Center Morlin Shields, Guard Gory Goodrich, Guard 135 Athletics Basketball 136 Dolo Geddei, Center Joe Loekyer, Center Ivan Davit, Forward 137 Athletics Track Many of last year’s veterans returned again this year and added much potency to Coach Ralph Maughan's track and field squad. Hamperod by a lack in depth, we gained several main placings, but we didn't procure the conference title. The year 1955 found Cordell Brown, Doug Anderson, and Ezra Smith turning in their usual fine performances. At the beginning of the season we were picked to be a strong contender for top spot. We readily upheld this anticipation. r George Smith, Maceyo Vaughan, Doug Anderson, Ezra Smith, and Matt Trontel vied for track honors in Conference competition. 139 Athletics Baseball Due to an unexpected shuffle in the coaching staff, this year’s baseball squad was coached by Captain McCormick of the Military Department. He replaced Ev Faunce who was graduated to the position of Head Football Coach. Dave Kragthorpe, Marlin Shields, Pete Spareboom, Scot Jeffs, Dan McFaddin, Bob Buffington, and Denny Lindsay are our returning lettermen to America’s favorite sport. Coach McCormick l ff to Right, Row One: Jock Woodward, Dick Hodges. Juny Lindsay, Honk Taggart, Bob Buffington, Vaughn Hoopes. Row Two: Pete Sporreboom, Jerry Porduhn. Dave Krogthorpe. 8-11 Dov.s, Ed Mossoro. Jim Speors. Maynard Griffin. Ivan Christensen. r Athletics Tennis Tonnis proves its worth and interest as one of the most participated-in sports during the Spring Quarter. One of the more difficult sports to play correctly, tennis adds a perfect means of keeping in condition. Two of our mainstays, Dow Woodward and Ivan Christensen, are back again this year to insure threat to all opponents. Swimming Utah State's swimming team ran up against some extremely powerful forces. Hampered by inexperience, the mermen were unablo to acquire an upper division position. Nevertheless, we are looking forward to a profitable season next year, with five returning men. Athletics Wrestling This year our grapplers were extremely hampored by injuries and untimely misfortunes, but were nevertheless able to turn in creditable showings. Coach Nelson's boys showed true Aggie spirit in defeating the University of Utah twice by vast margins. We didn't have any All-Conference selections this year, but several of our boys reached high on the conference ladder. r Jim Marriot stalks Colorado foe. left to Right, Row On : Noel Schvaneveldt, Harry Uyemottu, Boyd Whitby. Jim Burnett. Row Two: Corl Reynold , Mgr.; Keith Dillard, Bill Weaver, Max Cologna. Tom Romage. George Nelion, coach. 144 Frosh Sports Coach Maughn's yearlens blazed another impressive season on the Agg's hardwood this year. The shorter than average frosh hoopsters racked up a 6-4 record in season play. This year’s squad represents talent from all over the United States, as well as local all-staters. An old Aggie himself, Coach Ralph Maughn has yearly developed superior freshmen squads. Coach Maughn has recently taken over varsity duties for the coming year. Showing the usual hustle and snap, Maughn's Freshmen turned in another successful year on the gridiron. Several of the stalwarts will undoubtedly be seeing action on the Aggie varsity squad next year. Athletics Intramurals Utah State’s intramural program, under the supervision of Ray Watters, is one of the finest in the nation. The program is crowded with events throughout the year with a majority of the student body participating in the various leagues. • ''Will oc ndwigi The Sigs and the S.A.E. go up for the pill in the championship B basketball game. Student director of intramurals, Jock Reynolds, Ray Watters, and Boyde Whitby organize the program. All campus wrestling champs line up for a Cheesey. Lambda Delta Sigma racked up a first place, followed by the Sigs and S.A.E.'s. Intramurals Saturday's hero goes across with the winning touchdown to defeat the champs. Sigma Chi, 6-3. This was the first time Delta Phi managed to bring home the trophy. They attribute their success to clean livin'. Ray Watters and his boys check over the scoring procedure used in his excellent program of intramurals. Sigma Kappa and Independents battle in the annual volleyball tourney. These Ladies” carry on a full intramural program with the competition for the cup usually going down to the final event in the spring. Delta Phi's took home the Open House trophy the third straight year, and for keeps this time. Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Sigma Chi followed in the Fraternity league. Carbon Club ran away with all honors in the Club league. Open House is an annual, gay little event, with Queens, contests, and races of all sizes and description. Points are totaled throughout the evening and a trophy is presontod to the winning fraternity. Open House Queen Beverly Jeffs, Queen, is shown with her attendants, Sarah Lu Lewis and Irene Lagos. Lovely Beverly Jeffs, junior from Ogden, Utah, was crowned queen of the 22nd annual Open House. Bcv, in addition to her queenly poise, is currently president of Kappa Delta and is very active in campus activities. The dance contest is part of the Women’s Intramural program. It represents thousands of woman hours of preparation and costuming. The competition for the covotod traveling trophy and intramural points is very close. Dance contest is by far the highlight of the Intramural Program as well as being outstanding entertainment. J Cheerleaders Lending steam and excitement to the games was our chore, and by the “thunderous roars created at our extra-exciting games, our leading was a success. Trips with the teams, the thrill of winning, and tons of good times made our cheerleading experience tremendous fun. Our snappy song leaders were Joan Eliason, Larae Larsen, Barbara Jeffries, and Janice Johnson. Keeping the stands screaming wos our cheer crew, Vada Lee Monson, Newell Jensen, Patti Smith, Janet Shelton, Renee Chilton, and Bruce Thompson. PEMM and WAA The jolly times we hove at Smart Gym are planned and pushed by such activity-loving groups as PEMM, Physical Education majors' club, and WAA, Women's Athletic Association. Intramural sports and the fight for the coveted trophy are highlights of the year at Utah State. PEMM officers are Carol Roe Brown, President; Professor Israel Heaton, Adviser; Professor Lois Downs, Adviser; Colleen Tullis, Secretary; Barbara Tucker, Treasurer; and Larry Wood, Vice President. Sandra Williams, Martha Hoelscher, Peggy Lewis, Janet Walters, Jean Hoelscher, and Professor Lois Downs directed WAA activities. 154 Reverend Alvin Lafon, Dean Ellvert Himes, Dr. W. W. Richards, Father Jerome Stoffel, and Reverend Miner E. Bruner. Reverence, respect, worship, appreciation of our fellowmen and the Good Life create the atmosphere of Chapels. Religion is the basic constituent of our living experience. Here we learn to appreciate the best in life and to dwell amicably with the world. Invaluable spiritual, intellectual, and social experiences are obtained within the wails of our Chapels. 155 Interreligious Council To insure us of o complete education, the religious leaders of our community, faculty representatives, and students have formed the Inter-religious Council. Our common belief is that intellectuality coupled with spirituality is an unbeatable combination for leading a successful college and after-college life. left le Right, Row One: Or. W. W. Richords, 10.$., Reverend Alvin lafon. Episcopalian; Doan Ellvert H, Himes, Dean of Students. Reverend Leon Maxwell, Baptist; Father Jerome Stoffel, Roman Catholic; Reverend Miner E. Bruner, Presbyterian. We meet during lunch to discuss religious activities on the campus and in our community. 156 Newman Club The Newman Club offers us of the Catholic faith opportunities to enjoy tho value of closer relationships with our friends. We plan socials and parties, profiting greatly from our association. We enjoy after-dinner chats with Father Stoffel. The meal was good, but more fun was the meeting together. i 157 .ambda Delta Sigma The officers of our Lambda Delta Sigma chapters meet togother to form the Executive Council. Our purpose is to coordinate activities. The dances and parties we plan together are are outstanding fetes of the year. We sponsor quoon and officer candidates in campus elections and pride ourselves in being able to stick together to make achievements. Carolyn Jensen Ivon Huntsman Carolyn Munk Warren Ashton Voro Christensen Sterling Davis Executive Council 158 Led to Right, Row On : Clive Walker, Sterling Davis. Voro Christensen, Ivan Huntsmon. Carolyn Jensen. Worren Ashton. Carolyn Munk, Jean Grover. Jerry Grover. Row Two: Adele Ralph, Ruth Peterson. Ruth Knighton, Beverly Swenson, Mrs. V . W. Richards. Dr. W. W. Richards, Vada lee Monson, Bettie 8arker. Gory Honten, Roy Snedden, Joan Wordle. Row Three: Brent Theurer, Don Savage. Earl Jeppesen. Jorv s Rogers, Patsy Ostvig. Ilene Campbell, laBerta Jensen, lorna Donellon, Nancy Adams, loroyne Barker. Nortcy Hansen, Kaye Bailey, lorame Allred, Cheryl Crookston. Row Four: Foy Swain, Ross Jenkins. Wolter Johnson, Robert Honten, Duane Ford. Poul Crookston. Perry Bmgham, Grant Vest, Irvin Moore. Richard Guymon, lewis Picket . Will Pickett, Diane Burke. Nanette Gibbons. Hyro Hotch. Lambda Delta Sigma Tau Chapter left to Right, Row One: Voro Christensen. Pot Robb. Voonda Oliverson, LoRee Momfotd. Ella Hot , Virginia Topham. Colloon Toilet. Winono Prince. Row Two: Genevieve Fonnesbeck. Roma Nelton. Bor-bora Goy Yost, Bettic Barker, Roth Knighton. Mrs. J. Korl Wood, Roth Peterson, loano Pocker. Eloine Korkman. Gerry Dover, tow Three: Roth Olson, Annette Smith, Wondo Gayle Honcey, 8!onche Linford. Lois Eggett, Norma King. Marilyn Stevens, Janice Goodfellow. Nancy Jones. Cheryl Hooper. Row Foor: Lois Lamb. Rosolind Zollinger. Kaye Mickelten, Joanne Pixton, Wilma Polsipher, Pot Darling, Barbara Hoghey, Bessie Gay Jensen. Joon Schmidt, Sharon Kirby, Dorothy Gneitmg, Nadine Johnson, Marie Pocker. Mary Loo Hansen. left to Right, Row One: JoLayne Palmer. Charlene Lind. Helen Holyoak, lleno Campbell. Mrs. W. O. Rich, LaBerta Jensen, Pot Ottvig, Anne Howell. Nadine Fowler, Janice Reeves. Row Two: Mary loo Bateman, Poola Flockigec, Mooreen Dames, Frances Atkinson. Voonda Rigby. Maty Moore, Barbaro Tocker. Margaret Peterson, Shlrlene Hoyt. Alice Bingham, Shoron Newton, Shirley Hoff Row Foor: Sandro Allen. Coleen Speery, Lois Ann Toeller, Ivy Gabbitas, Barbara lindqoist, Monlyn Johns. Karen Gates, lynetto Coombs. Barbara Isaocson. Upsilon Chapter 159 Lambda Delta Sigma left lo tight. Bow Ono: Elo.no Gordner, Voryl Hendricks. Joy Irish, Sh.rloy Mormon. Noncy Adorns, Treosurer. Shoryl Crookston, Secretory; Gol.o Woolloy, Adviser; lorroyno Borker. Vico President; loro.no Allrod, President; Corolyn Munk Bow Twos Ruth lemon. Corol Anno Borlow, Julio Rosenboum. loRoe Kotth, Foyno Thorno, Mary Both Hawkot, Dora! Olson, Down Roo Reading, lone Hunsoker, Lolo Ballard, Yvonne Smith, tow Throe: Jess.e loo Boll, Arlene Wilson, Morilin Thomson, Carolleo Austin, Diane Cotont, Koyo Willmore. Morllyn Newton, Joon Harris, Marlene Jones. Jeon Anderson, Chorlene Sommer-foldt. Phi Chapter Chi Chapter 160 loft to Bight, tow Ono: Shonno lou Paulson, Dawn a Oaines. Geroldme Olson, Treasurer; Hyro Hatch, Socrotory; Koyo Ba.ley, Vico President; Joon Wordlo, President; Connie Phillips. Advisor, Kathryn Sorenson, Both Stoddard. Kothryn Connon, Sheri I Knight, lots Kmdlisbochor. Bow Two: Glenda longstroth. Cloud.o Winther, Doro Leskow, Clarice Johnson, loProle Hon ingee, Joon Stauffer, Cloud.o Sorenson. Kathleen Haslom, Diane Hansen, Elame Schmitt, Ann Eichmeier, Clara Sorensen, Joy lufhi, NaDean Roberts, tow Three: Rolone Gadderidge. Virginia Rosine, Joyce Tanner, Yvonne Frank, Jolyn Garner. Jo Ann law, Carolyn Jensen, Theda Crook, Merlene She.lds, lomo Peterson, loRee Rhodes. Cher. Peterson, June Rohdo. Dorothy Wallace, Afton Anderson. Lambda Delta Sigma Psi Chapter t©ft f© Right, Row On©: Sharon Horn©, Janice Finch, lawono Bnggt. Jeneal McClfHon. Nancy K. Burton, luJuono Domet, Morgarer Willi . Row Two: Jonet Morehont, Mgnon Summcrill. Add© Rolph. Treatur©f; Vada Ie« Monton. Vic© Pretidenlj Beverly Swenten, Prevident; lorno Donnellon. Secretary: Mrj. W W. Richardi, Advitcr; Alico Webb. Shirley Ann Francom, Molva Iconhordt Row Thre©: Kalher.nc Rimo. lu-Dean Andorton. Mohl Reo Draper, Anno to Rolliton, Edna White, Bettie Mower, Ora Fac Wordle, Koto-loon Peterton, Noncy Groll, Jeanetto tootle. Ann Man© Dunford, Voy Broodbent Row four: Janice Keller, Florence Waffertoo, Amro lind, Patricio Wolket. Carole Hanten, V.Ann Bote. Elome Tingey, Joan Kenner. Gayle Probif, Inez Hoopiaino. Sharon Clark. Joy Smith, Carol Robmton. Peggy Sparkt. Marlene Stolder. Omega Chapter to trignt, now uno: tree unn wooa. cicanor saoev. ico way COilmger Treatvrer Done Burke. Secretary; Noncy Hanten. Vico Pretident; Nonette Gibbont. P«etident, Barbara Workman. Adviter.- Rote Ann Cutler. Morion Rh«©t, Carlo Cole Row Two: Myrna Huntaker, Poulen© Davit, Margoret larten, Thelma Hatch, Joyce Nelton, Worden© Whifehooie. luJuana Beck, Sharon Jonet. Margaret Williomt. loit Worthington. Erma Jeon Coll. Reno© Ford. Shirley Anderton. Joyce Bodily Row Thr©«: Corol Huntaker. Poulene Jonet. loRue Wett. Jonet Knowlet. Nedra Wright, Charlotte Fither, Eleanor Duffin, Helen Horrit, Joyce Porrith, Marilyn Jenton. Allene Weinman. Romono Funk, EIDora Thornton, Margaret Zaugg. Pot Burgener. Jenean Crowford 161 Lambda Delta Sigma 1 Alpha Chapter left t Right. Row On : Dorr«l R. Michoeli . John Peed. Foy Swot Secretary, Walter John ion. Treasurer; M, Jarvis Roger . Vice President; Rost E. Jenkins. President; J. Karl Wood. Adviser; R o Grover. Condlond Olsen. Fronk R. Tidwell. Row Two: DeRell Allred. Koy Wuthnch. Benman L Tueller, toffy Haddock. Jcne Wagsraff, Pool F Cook. Stonley Donut, Wendell Roimuiicn. Bryan tow, George Stott, Ellis Miner. Roy Wise. Row Three: Robert I Milet, Vaughn Hoop , Georg Jensen. George Merrill. Donald Okelberry. Dee Rulon Hansen. Richard Reeder. Jay Cornelison. Mork Merrill, Bob Ainscough. Frank S. Sion, Don Forsyth. Clair William . Beta Chapter left lo Right, Row One: Clork Anderson, Clive H. Wolker, Vic President; Earl Jcppeten, Tr o� urec; Don Sovag . Secretary; Brent Theurer, President; W. W. Richards, Adviser; Darrell Thornock. Charles Carroll, Williams Jones. Row Two: Don little, Brent leishman. Jimmy Tono. Kent Brenchley. Clair lorsen. Jack Wighr, Ruel Barker, Blaine Hall. Row Three; Val Hess. Arlyn Brenchley, Marvin A. Smith, Sherwin J. Atkinson. Corl A. Dickerson, Boyd Jackson. 162 Lambda Delta Sigma Delta Chapter left I© Right, Row One: Willlom M 8'iggs, Blair Feltman, Eugene £. Campbell. Adviser. Perry 8 ngham. Treasurer) Robert E. Hansen. Secretory; Ouane ford. President; Paul Crookston, Vice President; Ronald $, Fochigami, Grant Vest. Bill Marsh. Row Two: Richard Anderson. James Briggs, Pork Gwymon. Jock Cox. Justin Richord Thomson, Jock Bornett, John 0. Nosh, James Mendenhall, Horry Ureunatsu Row Three: Gary David Hansen. Morcut V. Cofvcr, lloyd Wuthrich, Darwin Snell, George Anderson, Gorr Wayment, Bill Smith, Jon N. Eby, Harley Jordan. Loll to Right, Row One: Jim Gillespie, lorry Rhodes, lorry Jeffery. Allen leigh. Merrill Stirling, Vern Ashcroft, Roy Stewart, Sterling Davis. Row Two: Veorl Roy Tucker, Andrew R. Bybee. Merrill Shupe. Wendell O. Rich. Adviser- Irvin J. Moore, President; Roy Sneddon, Troosurer; Gary B. Hansen, Vice President; Richard Guymon, Irven Roberts, Morgan Harris, Kaorlo Kulleruo Mustonen, George Merrill. Row Three: lorry O'Bnen, Jared Tucker, Chester F. Redd, Edward Brown, John J. Buchmiller. Edwin Rogers, Kent F. Smith, Walter Hansen, Warren Ashton, leonord Odd, Koy D. Smith, Glen R. Hoddock, Roy Knutson, Ron Beers Row Four: Sherron W. Vail, lynn H. Stevens, laMar Wright, Jim Dean, lorry Moncur. Dee Gibbons, Tom McClain. Dove loo Wright, Harold L Honcey. Samuel 8. Pendleton, W. Ray 163 Thornley. Gamma Chapter Lambda Delta Sigma Left to Right, Row Ones Jeanne Grover. Al.ce OI� en, Aria Mor.e Barney. Ann Jenien, O. W. W. Rich ardi, Advner. Row Two: Jerry Grover Donold OUen, leRoy Barney Evon Jenien, loan Pickett Nu Chapter Lambda Delta Sigma Tough Tests ? Twirling Dancers ! Party Refreshment Time — Mmmmm. True Harmony. Delta Phi 166 We face life with a new meaning because of our outstanding experiences during the previous few years. With an eager desire to moke the most of life, we enjoy many activities together. We function with an enthusiasm exemplary of our zest for life. Fostering goodwill and achieving high principles arc our major goals at Utah State. Milton Olson lowronce Petersen Cline Pope Don Smith R-shord Smith Monte Allen loMar Andersen Ralph' Arnngton Warren Athlon Mario Bcrgeton Clo.r Brown Do lomar Gibbons Gene Griffin Wayne Crook Ieo Hawkins James Hoffman Allen Humphrey Merrlo Johnson Cool leFevro Ke th Meldrum Roy Stewart Elmer Watlstrom Marvin Wing Dow Woodward Ken Woodward Delta Phi Queen Our most memorable affair is the selection of our Delta Phi Dream Girl. Our lovely dream girl for this year is . . . Mernlijn Wcjfit Placing the crown on our sweetheart's head is the Dream Girl of the past year. Rose Ann Pilkington. ouses bulging with life, fraternal handshakes, formal parties, pranks, and goating ... This is Greek Row. The close-knit friendships we mako are invaluable. We lead busy lives preparing for rushing, donee contest, intramurals, assemblies, homecoming, song fostival, snow carnival — and more events too numorous to mention. But willingness to share the load and lend a helping hand makes every phase of Greek life terrific fun. 6% J 169 Panhellenic Council We maintain that every sorority at Utah State is the best. The Council cooperates to assure the sororities of a smooth running Rush Week. We shall always remember the highlights of Panhellenic activity the crazy games at the Panhellenic Party and tho All-Sorority Serenade. 170 Jon Eggen Ethel Boyington Pot Willinu Joon KoHeone Shoron Jocobvon Colleen Nielven Addle Jean Fuhnmon Helen Ball Judy Ocllne Carol lee A rider von Conn o Kirkhom Martho Hoelvcher Norma Hector Colleen Workman Sarah Jean Cook We maintain that evory fraternity at Utah State is the best. If you could drop into our Monday evening meetings, you would hear weighty discussions on fratornity policies. Despite the competition of intramurals and Down-the-Hill, the purpose of our council is to achieve, through cooperation. Interfraternity Council George Chorcholir Ke-fh Flnloyion Hock Jolley Dick Thompion Joy Rictimao Jock Oram tomonr Fluckiger Ron Roic Ron Han ton Von Dvnn Vol Chri� «en� en D;ck Boier Nolan Droincy J. R. Mon Bill Forrcj� er 171 OUR'S IS THE BEST SORORITY ON THE CAMPUS Pot Wllllorm Peg Niolsen Helen Sonford Ruth Green Potricio Hurren Connie Kirkhom Noncy Bowen Carol Robinson Lori 8ornhom Dorothy Stevens Doris Keller Sondra Rigby Pot Jones Kathryn Connon Joyce Forrester Carol Gostaveson loroen Johnson Dawna Dames Pot Wright Katherine Helse Caroline Hone Carol lee Anderson Joanne Fossio Jane Powell Ginnie Dahl Jonot James Sidney Smith Geraldine Olsen a M Clorrce Vigor Jeonette Munk Merrilyn Wight Gwen Willey Peggy Johmtono Joyce Potty Borboro Bellif Jono Clyde Joon De loou Moty Jone Griffith Morlene Wode Elizabeth Stoddott Atlene Hillmon Bobby Fryor 'en E� kel� «n Marilyn Morgan Carmen Reeder Renae Ford Kathryn Drogoti Nancy O'Keefe Georgia Chrittenien Koroleen Petenon Janet Smith Marilyn Stevem Sharlyn Peter en Sheril Knight KoMoe Eorl Carolyn Mom Pritcillo Wode Marilyn Mordock OURS IS THE BEST FRATERNITY ON THE CAMPUS 174 Lindy lohrnberg Lynn Shumonn Ron Dono Do u I ton Warren Bob SKvrtliff Norm Nuttall Dean Dayton Bob Walker Al Hunter Jarvit And er von Jerry Olten 8«ll Weaver Mark Blockham Jim MacDonald Jack Hemmert Larry Heap Boyd Eddinv Conrad Knowles Jack Corter Robert Warner Robert Klatch Bud Carnahan Tom Arnett Carl Cheney Hock Jolley Clive Winter! Jerry Herrick Vern Moore leRon Stoker Bob Wikttrom Jock Potert Glome Stuck) Jerry Eorl Alon Berntton Eorl Morgan John Rowan 8ro« Robert Blame Fife Kermit Haderlie Glen Robin ton Nolan Dramey Wallace Schwober Jim Dorlt lorry Nelton Jock Mikulenka Roy Baker Dick Pearce Jerald Colton Melvin Fonnetbeck Norman Partington Everett Pochner Kirby Honten Norwood Fridol Don lockheod let Merrill Dave Williomt Jim Baker Fred Puzuto Keith Blotter Woyne Orr Burdette McGatlin Jock Peterton Brook t Green t � ck Carlton George Beck Dean Schiett Gordon Gobbitot Clark Eckertley Ne I Domgoord Doug Williomt 175 O UR'S IS THE BEST SORORITY ON THE CAMPUS 176 Sharon Jacobson Janice Finch Dixie Halgren Geraldine Dover Gayle C. Morowetx Barbara Birch Janer Christensen Carolee Austin Yvonne fiippoo Sarah Jean Cook JoAnn Christensen Janet Shelton Elaine Probert Joellen Pmgree Janet Bates Renee Chilton Jeon Haelvcher Dorothy Schick Morilynn Kommcroth Corol Friel Annette Brock Jonyne Cummings Martha Hoelscher Norma King June Rohde Kay Hemic Dorothy Porkin Madelorv Isom lo Roo toners Barbara Bestow Anona Sevan luccn Peterson Sharon Atkinson Mcriol H.rschi Marloa Smith Judy Monox Marylin Thomson Margaret Tyson luDean Stewart Diane Anderson Ann Erckmier Corol Peterson Ann Charbonneau Janice Johnson Joan Ehason Beverly Berroy Morion Gibbon Joyce Olsen Sherill Winget Lorraine Miller Muriel Skinner Ann Boll Barbaro Jefferies Ann lee Oro Fay Wordle Alice Evan Honest, you guys, I wear it in swimming class. 177 Sigma Chi O UR'S IS THE BEST FRATERNITY ON THE CAMPUS Ron Hanion Don Clowton Joy Richmon Keith Petcrion Dallot Sondoll Jerry Wallace Harry Carlcson Garth Bitchoff E, I. Bennion Mox Maion Mark Sorcnten Oenny lindtoy Ted Oliver Shcrm Event Devore Watkint Earl larcher John Karnlck Henry Tingey 178 RonCrooktton Dick Williomt Jim Cole Rot Pretton J. t. Nielten John Hutton DeVooghn Pe! or ten laurencc Ncuberger Scott Jeflt Douglot Raymond Rolph Sp'oker Glenn Mcdiom Wallace Won Henry Christiansen Don Williams Rolfe Kerr Jim Bundy Don Wodley Bruce Stevens Odell Nord Terry Matouf Spence Thatcher Don Bartschi Dole Tilley Don Peterson Royce Hansen Bill Condland Gordon Christensen Chuck Munns Gerald Dunn Robert Eliason Roger Mountsen Bill Snapp lewis Turner Jerry Walker Bruce Dorley Boyd Hansen Paul Skanchy Korth Bingham Kent Stnngham Bruce Thompson Tom Wordell Hebert Adamson George Sou vail Ted Doniels Kirk Woldron Glen Eliason David Peterson Sigma Alpha Epsilon O UR'S IS THE BEST FRATERNITY ON THE CAMPUS Jock Orom Ron Row Tom Brown Chorlet Pocock Ivon DovH Ken Bradley Lloyd Cope Dove Jcppoion Don Johonten Don Attc Kent Wilton Wondoll A oody Clint Holet Jim Wetton Bill Wood Don Wortley Don Sowyert J. C. Orme Dole Adomt Keith Dillard Oils Newbold George Henderton Ted Rcynoldt Bob Entwittle Gerold Welker Joe Lockyer Sandy Solfecn Hal Sharp 180 Do«g Anderton j, p John Nye Bob Will.om lee � ody Ml Mcleo John Conley Jerry Comer leonord Grohom Von Dell Anderton David Athton Oeon.t Reete Clair Brown Gory Beet Kent Madten Gram lowder Ronald Robert ton lorry Boiley lorry Thompson Tom lewit Terry Conley Carry Davit Spencer Raymond Richard Won Bruce Profit Joy Botct Doug lockyer joy Crommer Jay Hormer lorry Brown Newell Jenten Ned Baker Gene W.nchetter Don Wh.te Martin Jonet Doug Moltn Archie Skeen Denny Spencer Gory H-gley Robert li t 181 OUR'S IS THE BEST SORORITY ON THE CAMPUS iddi Jean Fuhrimon rdney R. Pc tenon illy Britton tanor Burnett Maxine Hull Ruth Andrews Norma Hector Dixie lee Keaton Sandro Williams f. J. Walton Jonet Walters Joanne hbby Connie Johnson Connie Smith JoAnn Fongren Colleen Workman LoConno Parser Blanche McKell Karen Carman Beverly Jeffs Joyce Howard Vernice Hillyord Shirley Whiling loWonno Miles lor no Crooltion Jeon Culbertson Carolyn Tote Carol Hgnsoler Donna Kearl JoAnn Siebert Margaret Ellison Irene Lagos Alene Taylor Pot Bearer Barbara Turner Koye Stitt Mory Alice Sotenson Lois lamb Ellen Larsen Vouna Vce Gray Linda Welch Thelma Hatch Chloe Ann Froiley ■Joy Goff Ruby footle Charlene Moyet Claudia Layton Moxino Nielton Shirley Raye Jonet Vi Anne Bate Sharon Holt Shermo Stollingt Joan Spencer lajetto Erickton Claud-o Burnham Karen Droayer Joy Sorenson JoAnn Rotmutten Normo Scherer Leona May Pauline Wright Mary Beth Hawkt Have I got my cold cream on straight ? 183 eta Upsilon OUR S IS THE BEST SORORITY ON THE CAMPUS 1 84 Goal, assume position 1 Sigma Pi O UR'S IS THE BEST FRATERNITY ON THE CAMPUS Foxy Loxy, the sky is falling in I Keith 0. Kioai Rom Bowman Motlm Orton lomoot Fluctciger Winning Scholarship Cups by osmosis. 185 Alpha Chi Omega OUR S IS THE BEST SORORITY ON THE CAMPUS Judy Deline Valeno Meyrick Miweere H. Gleason Colleen Nielsen Jon Eggen Donna Q. Huber Orma Linford Bette Reese Sue Simmons Karma Roe Rex Caroleen South Helen Reese Carolyn Millor Sandra Anderson Joyce Holmgren Donna Chaffin Sandra lee Richards lorna Mason Marilyn Robins Pat Wallace Helen Blood Pat Potion Janet Word Joanne Katseanes Ion Peterson Diana Walker Sallyona Bochman RoNce Reese Mary leathom Barbara Schaub Ranee Pointer flame Recte Renee Judah Colleen Farmer JoAnne Swaintton Jean Allen Marian Underwood Carolyn Sharp Pat Smith Kathleen Wollentine Mory Martin Jo Anne Wood Portia Reeve Mardy Thornton Poula Deline Mar.lyn Rom Emily Winther Sharon Olien Diane Theurer Colleen Ward Glenda Hanieoo Jeonetfe Rmderkneckt Annette Maughn Julie lundahl Claudia Gourley Corole Honten Jolene Timothy Joyce Griffin Jonean Call Srdney We� t Roteleno Robinton Joni Bergeion Dixie Seeholcer Sally Steventon 187 Pi Kappa Alpha OUR S IS THE BEST FRATERNITY ON THE CAMPUS 188 Jock Harvoth Hal Hine� Glade leavitt Bob Dai net lorry Orme 8ob Hunvaker Gregg Toylor Joe Cook Elwynn Olion Ron Vaughan Robert Miller lynn loosli Bill Smith Boyd friel Neil Christiamen Dewain Kirkham Sidney Jcnicn Hcber Whiting D-ck Socket! Shorwm Howard Vol Chrijtenieo Edwin Gotsner Daren Reete lorry Jardine Clyde 8ough Carl Ebert Boyd Wecker Cloyton Rudd Bob Jenien Glenn Baugh Noel Cook Niel Chr.ttenten Tom Thorpe Joy Anderton David Fate Robert Often Dick Cr.ddle Steve Thurtton Kim W.dditon Bruce Bingham Ronald Holley John Rice Tom Blanche Floyd Monten Claude Brown Garwood Walton Bob Doctor Glade Huntoker Conoid Borton Auer Anderton Lyman Marler Dean Cnddle Denn.t Steftler Weiler Hurren Doyle Belnop Bob Folkman Cloud Andrew Steve Merrill Mon Hunter Rudd Merrill Donald Shand Ronald Huniaker Gory Lund Collin Huntaker Glen Richman Burnell Stamen John McQuilken Grant Fornet Rex Tueller Tony LeRray Jock Stone Kent VonKampen 189 Sigma Phi Epsilon OUR S IS THE BEST FRATERNITY ON THE CAMPUS Bill Forrester Chorles Brinkpetcr Bob Evons Dick Stroll Ken Gotior Roger Jeff Dick Soier Ronald Gunther Francis Morowerr Owen Miller Bud Holbrook Frank Forh John Poloni Tom Elliot Gene Furniss Richard Hcnsel I. J. Willi Anthony Kamond Gory llndqulst Jim Gabetto Bill Morris 190 Williom Woodward Joseph libricti John Bull Otto Mattson Don Judd Bill Selby Don Obcracher John Kane Bill Fuhbaugh Jack Eojtman 8ob Vantover Ron Nopper Jim Riccio fronk Riccio Wally Greenwcll Ed Decker Pero lenoifi Kappa Sigma OUR S IS THE BEST FRATERNITY ON THE CAMPUS 192 George Chorcholit Rolph Culmseo Boyd Parker Hicks Blackburn Dennis Ekker Koy Nielsen Merrill Walters Pete Bailey Keith Fmlayson Dale Monson Gory Mickelson Clark Fullmer Hal Stonger Lynn Kostenbouer Ttvad Simpson Joe Motossino Clyde Oxburrow Gordon Wilton Bud Mortensen Gordon Olsen lorry Works Arden Edwards Thomas Porker Keith Painter Joe Jensen Paul Mottsson lee Ream Hal Peter ton 193 Greek Activities ■ Greek activities — and their are plenty of them — got underway with Homecoming. Building floats, thinking up house decorations, and voting for queens seemed like enough; but then there was Rush Week. Turkey dinners, Christmas Carols, even painting houses, were lots of fun. And we can't forget that crazy basoball game betwoon Alpha Chi and Sigma Nu I 194 Hurry up, Helen. It's a boy! This year we will be wearing Dior. ... She certainly can Can-Can. SflUi] Stevenson Solly was chosen at the Sig Derby from all the sorority pledges to become Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. She is a member of the Sponsors and of Alpha Chi Omega. . Annette Brock A member of Sigma Kappa and Sponsors, Annette also found time to be Orchid Queen of Sigma Pi. She is a senior from Logan. 196 fj'ncffl Wefcfi Chosen ot the Kappa Sigma fall formal, Linda reigns this year as Star and Crescent Girl.” She is a sophomore, a member of Sponsors, and gives her vocal talents to Kappa Delta. Sigma Nu Girl is chosen at the Chanticleer, annual party marathon held in the spring. Lib comes from Salt Lake City, is a member of Sponsors and Kappa Delta. 197 Kings and Queens Scott Jejs A proficient skier from the ranks of Sigma Chi, Scott was chosen as Favorite Guy of Alpha Chi at their winter formal. He is a junior from Carbon. Efotsc Ji arren Eloise was chosen by Pi Kappa Alpha to reign as their ' Dream Girl. She is a member of Kappa Delta and of Sponsors. 198 Sfiaron Jacohson Chosen at Sigma Phi Epsilon's winter formal, Shoron reigns as the fraternity's Queen of Hearts.” She served as president of Sigma Kappa for the past year, and comes from Bakersfield, California. Jerry was chosen last spring as the Ideal Man of Theta Upsilon. He is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity and hails from Logan. 199 Sometime, between the beginning of Winter Quarter and the end of Spring Quarter, we find time to participate in assemblies, Swing Sing, Winter Carnival, Dance Contest, and Open House; not to mention house parties and formats, pledgo sneaks and goat stealing. And at all times ... Scholarship I But we don't work all the time. Spring Quarter also finds us sun-tanning and water skiing at Hyrum Dam. And we can’t forget the many hours spent in tho U. B. and the ’Bird. Sometimes we look like a bunch of crazy kids. Who ever heard of having fights with cans of shaving cream ? 201 usy days and nights in the many offices, meetings, projects, and parties of every assortment from jitterbug to bowling . . . This is the Student Union. We are realizing vast appreciation of our asset every succeeding year as we see more and more functions and activities spring from this building. Frankie Carle, Billie May, and many other national artists have visited our fabulous ballroom and havo treated us with occasions that we shall never forget. Student Officers We have been the directors of your studont affairs this year. We’ve had lots of good times together because we've had lots in common — and a sincere desire to work for the betterment of tho individual, the student body, and tho school. Van Dunn Business Manager laConna Purser Secretary Ross Allen Student Body President Sidney Peterson First Vice President Mark Blackham Second Vice President Student Council We have been eagor to push the AC to the top in matters of efficiency and agreement between all organizations on campus. Matters of appropriations of funds, appointments of student chairmen, and editing of the constitution all fall undor our jurisdiction. l«ft lo Right, Row Ones Mark Blockham, Van Dunn. loConna Purser, Sidney Perorson. John Nash, Burke Mansion, Ross Allen. Row Two: Gory Homen, Don Hull, Hock Jolley, torno Moson. Bob Evoni, Dave Frank, Dcon Moo Welling. Row Three: Pot Hurrcn, Mik© Howie, Sandra Williams, Maccyo Vaughan. White sweater senate studying minutes of last meeting. All agreed ? Board of Directors We've guided the affairs of the new Student Union Building this year — the cafeteria, the program board, the parties, the maintain-ance, everything. With all you students cooperating and participating in tho activities provided for you, you too have holped our Union Building to be the center of attention on the campus. Mork Blockhom. Student Body 2nd Vice President. Harold Donee. Alumni representative; and Ralph Richards. Director of the Union Building. Left to Right, Row One: Helen Sanford. Dean Mae Wolling. Harold Dance. Votyl Hendricks. Row Two: Dean Ellvert H. Himes, Ron Hanson, Mark Blackham, Dee Broodbent. Union Program Board We’re organized under nine different committee heads to bring you music, dance, art, movies, hospitality, games, publicity, and special events. It’s not all work for us — we have parties, too, all by ourselves; but our task in the main has been to provide entertainment and friendship for you during your stay at Utah State. Joan Culbertson, movies, and Dorothy Hatch, Program Consultant. Loft to Right, Row Ono: Doan Mac Welling; taDown Thain, hospitality; Beth Stoddard, music,- Mark Blackham, chairman; lorno Mason, publicity. Row Two: Israel Heaton, advisor to the Boord; Renee Judoh, f.ne arts; Ralph Richards, Student Union director; Bob Shurtliff. games; Dean Dayton, dance; Boyd Weckor, special events. 207 Associated Woman Students We have had our hands full of many activities, beginning the very first of the school year, including the Orientation Tea for all freshman girls; and Activity Night, which introduced all the frosh to each club and organization on campus. Other events under our supervision have been the Preference Ball and the Maid of Cotton Ball. 208 Pat Hurren, President Janet Word, Pal Horten, Oorol Otson, Joyce Nelson, and Nancy Hansen. Annette Maughn and Jay Anderson at the Maid of Cotton Ball. All smiles after AWS meeting tonight. We accomplished quite a lot. Corol lee Anderson, Ethel Boyington. Koren Cormen, Beverly Jeffs, Renee Chilton. Noncy Honien. Carolyn Heite. Joyce Nelson, Dean Moe Welling. 209 We feel that everyone should have experience on the Student Life staff, meeting deadlines, writing columns, and clowning with other staff members. Come up somo Wednesday when we're the busiost and we'll show you what the nowswriter's world is like just before press time. Hope you've enjoyed S. L. this year — it's been a pleasure for us to bring it to you. Gilbert Hall, Udean Fellows, and Dick Olson watch as Joanne Tucker types copy. Bob Evans, Editor-in-Chief Herb Blisard, Eileen Campbell, and Roger Larsen stand by eagerly as Bob Evans takes a report over the phone. 210 ft Vol Hess, Wally Greenwell, and Herb Blisard check local papers for news. Joyce Wadsworth and Roger Larsen explain markings to linotype operator. Karoleen Peterson and Joanne Siebers make a few final corrections on the society column as Marilyn Murdock decides it's sleep time. Foy Swain, Steve Huffaker, Ed St. Clair, and Maceyo Vaughn congratulate photographer Janet Knowles on another good shot for S. L. Jane Powell, Editor Bob Entwistlo Auer Anderson Jeon Culbertson Colleen Farmer Marilyn Johns Shirley Jones Sally Britton J. R. Moss Carol Friel Carol Robinson Woiler Hurren Addie Jeon Fuhrimon Glenn Baugh Sandra Williams Tom Jones Pat Smith Burke Mansion Dex Farr Marian Underwood Trudy Hammond Joann McConnell Will Coll Janet Knowles Connie Kirkhom Ann Howell Steven Merrill It’s to the Buzzer office we go for happy times, deadlines, cutlines, copy, trite jokes, and the darkroom. What develops in the darkroom? Company secret. Through diligence and cooperation wo were able to put together a yearbook that wo hope overyone will enjoy, it's been fun matching artwork and photos with clever cutlines and copy. Happy reading. 212 Waiting for Buzzer meeting to begin are JoAnne Wood, Mona Cole, Joy Goff, Janet Bateman, Ellen Larsen, Pat Barker, Joanne Libby, and Shirley Whiting. Stealing our typewriter again, huh? H. Reuben Reynolds, our adviser. Photographer, business manager, artist. Editor-in-chief and two associate editors. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 213 Scribble Did your name appear in Scribble this year along with a story or essay you'd written ? Our biannual publication of student literature offered many opportunities for everyone to show thoir abilities along the literary line. Our short story contest was tried for the first time this year and proved very successful with Thelma Hatch winning first place. Jane Vickers Editor Karoleen Peterson, Wayne Butler, Marilyn Murdock, Glen Robinson, and Ted Olsen look over Scribble for Fall Quarter in preparation for the second edition for Spring. Enter the short story contest, says Mary Jane Griffiths to Roger Larsen. Auer Anderson, Thelma Hatch, and Roger Larsen congratulate Editor Jane Vickers and Business Manager Lew Choales on the Fall edition. STORY COI r PRIZE SCHC r 2 PRIZE 3 PR IZ Alumnus leRoy A. Bla$er, Executive Secre tary of the Alumni Association, Director, Public Relations, and Editor of the Alumnus. Jeanne Grover, Marilyn Waddoups, Lorna Swainsfon and Colleen Tullis review a current issue of the Alumnus with Mr. Blaser. Colleen Tullis and Marilyn Waddoups make address changes to keep the mailing file of some 15,000 alumni up to date. Mr. Blaser inserts a news item ift the biographical folder of an Aggie alumnus assisted by Jeanne Grover and Marilyn Waddoups. We’ve read many newspapers, many magazinos, and clipped many articles relating to our alumni as well as encouraged them to send in nows notes about themselves. This is the way we gather information that is to be published in the official house organ of USAC Alumni Association — The Alumnus Magazine. We distribute nine issuos a year, keeping all our alums well informed of campus activities and the major progress of the Old Alma Mater. Blue Book -Directory Your first glimpse of Utah State was through the Blue Book. This little four-by-six leaflet contained such vital information as a cordial message from our college president, an introduction to the student officers and the constitution of the associated students. The Directory was one of the most sought-after publications on campus. What's Janice's phone numbor?” Just chock in tho Directory. Blue Key members put out a good publication for us this year. Diana shows the Blue Book to freshman girls. Ask her for her name, and then look up her phone number. Diana Walker Editor of the Blue Book Bob Chambers Editor of the Directory 216 Publications Council Keeping an eye on the finance problems of student publications and choosing the editors for tho succeeding year are our major projects. The Publications Council meets periodically to discuss our problems as editors. Serving on the council are the editors and the advisors of Student Life, Buzzer, and Scribble. i Carlton Culmseo, head of journalism department; 8ob Evans. Student Life Editor; and Dave Frank, representative to Studont Council. left to Right, Row One: Herb Blisord, Jono Vickers. Scribble Editor; Bob Evons. Student Life Editor; ond Jane Powell, Buzzer Editor. Row Two: J. R. Moss, Dave Frank, Chairman; Wallace J. Vickers, Scribble Adviser; Carlton Culmsee. Student life Adviser; ond H. Reuben Reynolds. Buzzer Adviser. KVSC This is radio station KVSC bringing you music . . Did you know that we operate from room 202 in the Main Building? We take care of producing radio programs for your daily listening pleasure as well as the noon announcements from the Old Main Tower. Bert Bell Monogcr Jane Vickers, LaForr Stuart, Bert Bell, Jan Pasch, and Marilyn Murdock write radio script. Program rehearsal directed by Burrell Hansen. You're on the air I Request a tune and we'll play it. Program Committee r LaDown Thoin directs Dave Jeppesen and Renee Judah as they hang artwork- in the UB lounge. Your Union Program Board has been host to many functions this year. For instance, wo sponsored the Sunday afternoon teas, the art exhibits, the game room and bowling tournaments, Wednesday night movies, and talent shows. As an organization, we painted all the signs that advertise UB activities; wo decorated the lounge at Christmas time; wo sponsored the Macambo. We really functioned. Jimmy Tano and his uke — the winner of the talent show series. Enjoying dinner at the Macambo are Karen Draayer, Ken Howell, and Boyd Wecker. Mjur Alpha Sigma Nu We were chosen os the twelve outstanding seniors for this year — six boys and six girls who have personality aplenty and many achievements to our credits. Our function? Oh, we have socials, parties, get-togethers, and more parties. Our purposo is to have fun. Fun in the snow. Ross Allen Jane Powell Sidney Peterson Pat Williams Phi Kappa Phi Phi Kappa Phi, national honorary scholastic fraternity, consists of the top ten percont of tho graduating class. We were chosen by faculty members and wore initiated into the organization in the presence of our friends and families. L«ft to Right: Alan Shaw, Carl Dickerson, Carol Brown, and Lloyd Holmes. Left to Right (around table): George Blanch, George Kelper, Neville Hunsokcr, Aldith Thaln, Melvin Greaves, and Bruce Gardner. 221 The outstanding men students at Utah State belong to Blue Key. They are chosen from the upperclassmen by active members from applications submitted by those who would like to belong. We published your Student Directory for this year and have a list of activities to our credit which shows that the year has been a successful one. Come buy o student Directory. Ross Allen Bob Daines Bob Chambers Mark Blackham Hack Jolley Van Dunn Ron Hanson 222 Intercollegiate Knights ( We are proud of the fact that the I. K.'s are members of one of the largest service organizations on the nation's college campuses. Beno Chapter of the Intercollegiate Knights managed the college book store Fall quarter and we were right there whenever we were called on to be of service to the student body. Cary Peterson Franklin Brown Paul Peterson Clark Hullmer Jay Cranmer David Stoddard Kay Roundy John Henry Bott Gary Evans Jerry Parduhn Steve Szekesy Andrew Bybee Lewis Berry John Wilkin Sorvic© to Utah State has boon our motto in Spur this year, and we’ve had plenty of opportunity to show that wo moan what we say. At every game, you see us passing out programs; and helping people to find seats at theater productions has been another of our many activities. We boast an all-time high enrollment in Spurs this year, and have been able to do bigger and better things than ever before. Adele Ralph Barbara Birch Corollee Austin Sandra Allen Harriet Renner 224 Need help? Call the Spurs I Planning one of many activities. Korheryn Cannon toil Eggett Korcn Carman Anora 8edke Lynne Paofeiti Corolyn Webb 0 ano Honsen Hyro Hatch Carol Friel Dorothy Parkin Colleen Workmon Undo Welch Jonet Word LaWana Miles Dixie Keaton Moroleo Smith Morylin Thomson Morgoret Tyson Pot Ostvig Jonot James Colleen Former Nancy Barton Sarah Both Bornes Voda lee Momon Martha Hoelschor JoAnne Swainston Ranee Painter Joanne Tucker Allene Klcinman Marilyn Jensen Soroh lu Lewis Dixie Howard 225 Wo experienced one of our most successful seasons this year in lyceums. From Pennsylvania we brought Fred Waring and his singers and instrumentalists; from Salt Lake City we brought Alexander Schreiner; and from Washington D. C. we brought the United States Air Force Band. The fieldhouse was crowded with students and townspeople each timo, and great artists appeared; great ovenings were onjoyed by all of us. Alexander Schreiner, world famous organist, played numbers with the Utah State Symphonic Concert Band Fred Waring and his troupe appeared in the Utah State fieldhouse during the middle of March. r Swanee River, sung as if it were Rigoletto,” as done by the Fred Waring singers. The Don Cossack singers and dancers sang songs from the old world. Preference Ball We of AWS sponsored the Preference Ball again this year in celebration of the most preferred man, selected by popular vote of the girls on campus. Handsome Van Dunn wos the lucky guy who surely did justice to his position. The evening was most onjoyable, thanks to your cooperation and our able committee. Beverly Jeffs presents the trophy to Van. Preference Ball planning committee — Left to Right-. Carolyn Heise, Blanch McKell, Karen Carmon, Dorothy Parkin, Vernice Hillyard, and Norma Hector, chairman. Van Dunn, our Most Preferred Man. No, Davel It ain't you I Military Ball Presenting on invitation to Brigadier General Rich. Congratulating those in charge is Claudia Gourley. Those in charge were Helen Bergeson, Lt. Hooper, and Bill Wagner. The dress was uniform. The annual Military Ball is one of the highlights of the ROTC program. Co-sponsored by the military department and tho sponsor corps, this formal affair featured the theme of “La Rue de la Paix. A banquet held prior to the dance was attended by senior cadets, tho v. i. p.’s, and the board of trustees. Homecoming is one of our most memorable events at Utah State, and this year was no exception. From the lighting of the A to the crowning of our charming queen, loads of fun was enjoyed by Aggies, past and present. We of the committee feel it was a worthwhile and successful week for all. Jean Allen rides the winning float sponsored by SAE. Alpha Chi produced a prize winner — Pinocchio Nose We'll Win.” Frankly, the Pi Kap float Stunk. The early-morning caravan prepares for departure. 230 Homecoming We danced to the dreamy music of Tony Pastor and fellow music-makors at the annual Homecoming dance — a beautiful climax to the week’s activities. Ummmmmmmmm Coooooool Blushing Queen Mary Beth. Clear the way for bouncing Bisch. JctufTattov Mfltij Betfi Hawfces The charming queen of the 1954-55 Homecoming was Mary Beth Hawkes, a pledge in Kappa Delta sorority. Sponsored by Lambda Delta Sigma, she added much sparkle to the Homecoming events. Her talent for attracting boyfriends is admired by all the girls on campus, and her friendly smile is known everywhere. 233 Winter Carnival We had everything from snow shoe racing to snow sculpturing in Winter Carnival this year. Downhill competition was onjoycd by ski enthusiasts, and to conclude the two-day activities, a danco was held in the ballroom, where the Snow King and Queen were announced. Come on, Pokey I Delta Phi's contribution to modern sculpturing. Hey, little man, is it heavy ? Dixie Seedofer Chosen for her ability on the downhill slopes was Dixie Seeholzer, an Alpha Chi affiliate. She made a graceful and skillful skier as she flew through the snow with confidence and poise to win her title. i 235 Junior Prom Tho highlight of the year for the Junior class is our Junior Prom, where we crown our queen and spend a most enjoyable evening with everyone. We had Frankie Carle and his orchestra to provide the music, and a theme of Jungle Fantasy to put us in the mood for dancing. 236 Sue Simmons, charming queen of the Prom. Come buy your ticket from me.” Fabulous Frankie and his flexible fingers. The committee for the Big Prom was, left to right: Connie Kirkham, Dale Adams, chairman; Jean Culbert son, Bill Marsh, George Henderson, and Glen Haddock. Sue Simmons The prettiest junior on campus, according to the judges, was Suo Simmons, a brown-eyed beauty from Twin Falls, Idaho. She was Homecoming Queen last year and is definitely queen material. Alpha Chi is very proud of her, too. 237 Sponsored by the dance committee of the Union program board, the Christmas Ball was outstanding this year. We arranged for Jerry Fielding and his orchostra to provide the music but his airplano flew right over, missing us entirely — if it ever did get this far east of California. Fun anyhow, though, huh? Yes, hroe thousand people participated with us that night. The Christmas Ball committee, left to right: Julia Campbell, Dean Dayton, chairman; Bob Hunsaker, and Gary Hansen. Al Sedgely's mighty aggregation. The theme for the dance — Sleigh Ride. Many dancing feet. r Buzzer Ball We publish a book, we take all the pictures, and write all the copy, and put it together; then, as if that isn’t enough, we of the yearbook staff also sponsor a dance. At the Buzzer Ball, Buzzer personalities were announced, whose pictures appear in the class sections of the yearbook, The theme of our dance was Photo Frolic and proved most successful. Buzzer Ball committee, left to right: Auer Anderson, Joy Goff and Kent Ashbaker, co-chairmen, and Ellen Larsen. Carolyn Miller and Bill Weaver buzz” through a fast jitterbug. What a sloppy pair you are I 239 ■ Independent Student Association An outstanding group on campus is tho Independent Student Association. We havo a good sized group this year and we have had much success with our parties and got-to-gethers. When the Buzzer photographer found us for these pictures, we were in the UB game rooms having an evening of fun. This yoar we became affiliated with the National ISA and feel now that we’ll be a permanent part of Utah State. Leading our group are Sfu Murrell, Jim Baldwin, Adele Seely, and Bill Marsh. 240 We're on the ball I Thirty-three hearty supporters turned out for this party. Cosmopolitan Club The Cosmopolitan Club boasts quite a membership this year, and everyone has been made welcome, whether they be from Minnesota or Iran. Our biggest function this year was the week of “International Days — time filled with activities ranging from a banquet to programs. Everyone was invited — students, faculty, and townspeople — and we hope you benefited by our efforts. Members of many nations vocalize together. Artistic decorations were hung in the UB lounge. Michael Hawie, President, and Abdul Alkhedery, International Days Chairman, shake hands in front of the United Nations' flag. Looks like the Ku Klux Klan has moved in. Bear Lake Club From the vicinity of Boar Lake come the members of tho Bear Lake Club. Our party season consisted of dances held with other groups on campus and many other parties and fun entertainments. We've found old friends as well as new in our association with one another. The officers were McKoy Willis, Robert Olsen, Ann Marie Dunford, and Jim Burnett. At one of our dancing parties. Okay, everybody. Smile I Weber Club A variety of parties was enjoyed by members of Weber Club, a sizeable group from the Ogden area. We had joint parties with other clubs, dances, house parties, and a most memorable evening spent at the home of former President and Mrs. H. A. Oixon during Fall Quarter. Heading our group were Marian Underwood, Dexter Farr, and Mary Moore. Talking over President Dixon's new appointment. Ogden lovers — everyone. 243 Dance Club Our interpretation of Swon Lake.” Officers of the organization are Weldon Hyer, JoAnne Wardle, Valena Meyrick, and Florin Nielson. Valena portrays Delilah in the Dance Review. The snake charmer and his pet. Members of Dance Club all have at least one thing in common — we love to dance. Be it folk, modern, or ballet, we enjoy interpreting the dance in our own individual ways. Perhaps you saw our presentation of the 1955 Dance Review during Winter Quarter. This was one of our biggest public functions of the year. Theta Alpha Phi We of Theta Alpha Phi, honorary dramatics fraternity, are the campus thcspians at Utah State. Gamma chapter has functioned in the capacity of plays presented to the college and community, and private parties, one of which was held backstage in the Main auditorium. We feel tho year has been outstanding for fun and events. George Tanner directs Loreen Johnson, Larry Wright, and JoAnne Wood in stage cleanup. Officers for this year were Ruth Greene, Loreen Johnson, Lyle Loosli, and Doris Hawthorne. Looks like we're aboard ship, huh ? Everybody smiles with approval as Don Quail proposes to elated Ruth Greene. We presontcd tho Rodeo � o members of this area at tho Logan Rodeo Grounds during the middle of May. It took a lot of planning on our part; in fact, we spent two quarters preparing for it. Other activities in which we participated included big rodeos with members from other western colleges at their schools as well as our own. Gordon shows how it's done. Bob Folkman and Gordon Johnston — our officers. Rex Case, Bob Folkman, and Lynn Mitchell — real cowboys. Gimme ma horse and saddle . .. 246 ■V- Advisers and officers of the club are Mr. and Mrs. Ned Stringham, Hooshang Afifi, and Eileen Campbell. Swing yer partner! Time out. Square Dance Club “Grab your partner and swing ’er ’round. This familiar call was hoard evory now and again ringing from tho accordion passageway into the UB ballroom. If you've ever heard it issuing forth, then you'll know it was we of the Squaro Dance group living it up in our full skirts and levis. Drop in some night and swing with your “Rose of San Antone. 247 t. 3 '. During the early part of May you may remember that the campus was over-run with high school students from all over the West. We invited them to come and look Utah State over from scenery to classes in the hope that they would fall for us and want to become a part of us when they chooso their college. Departmental displays, various activities, and a dance were featured during the week. Dr. Eldon Drake Adviser Sally Britton and Orma Linford, Publicity. Julia Campbell and Bob Doctor, Dance. Joe Cook, Variety Show, and Udean Fellows, Finance. 248 Val Christensen Chairman Addie Jean Fuhriman Co-Chairman LaDawn Thoin, Fashion Show; Boyd Hansen, Special Events; Dorothy Parkin, Hi-Queen; and Joy Goff, Secretary. Joy Anderson, Departmental; Boyd Adams, Departmental; J. R. Moss, Assembly; Gary Hansen, High School Relations. 249 Hi-Queen and her attendants for 1954-55 are Mary Beth Hawkes, Barbara Jefferies, queen, and Portia Reeves. 250 Queen of queens, LaRuo Fames, was chosen last Spring at Agathon for her beauty and poise and personality as the queen of Utah State. Selected from the senior girls last year, she was a member of Kappa Delta sorority. £a Rue Himes 251 A The outstanding assemblies this year were presented by many of the organizations on campus, including the Associated Students, the band, and the sororities and fraternities. We spent many hours preparing our acts and costumes and scenery to make each assembly just a little better than the one before. There's no saying who outdid whom, but we all got the prize for trying. Blow Gabriel, blow 1 Alpha Chi portrayed scenes from famous books. We're the cream of the crop at the USAC. Get dem boots offn yer feet, pardner. 252 Chi O's doing the Ski suit skip.” Sigmo Nu's murderous mad scientist. Hey, wrong foot again, honey. K. D. Cuties sang to us during the finale. Okey, you kids, let’s ALL remember to smile. Tipsy or tired ? 253 Summer School r Summer schools at Utah Stato have drawn national attention since 1924. The recognizod high professional standing of the College, tho beautiful campus, and the cool summer climate of Cache Valley have brought many of America's foremost educators to teach or lecture here. The classes offered are many and varied, with some of the nation's best instructors teaching them. We welcome you all to Utah State's summer school. Dr. John C. Carlisle Dean of the Summer School Significant conferences in many fields are featured in the Summer School. Different faculty members serve as chairmen of these conferences. They are, left to right, Una Vermillion, H. Reuben Reynolds, Dr. Carlisle, Moyle Q. Rice, H. B. Hunsaker, Kenneth R. Stevens, Edith Shaw, and Pearl Budge. t 254 r 255 Advertisements CENTRAL AUTO PARTS COMPANY 227 North Moin Logon, Utah CHAMBERS DRIVE INN 1079 North Main Logan, Utah CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE 369 North Main Logan, Utah ACE S. RAYMOND, CONTRACTOR 1032 North Main Logan, Utah BULLEN FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY 459 South Main Logan, Utah DAVE’S BAKERY 438 North Main Logan, Utah OLOF NELSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 620 South Main Logan, Utah 73 North Main Logan, Utah 257 Edwards Furniture Company Logan Laundry and Dry Cleaners For the best-dressed look, hove your clothes cleaned at Logon Laundry.” 241 N. Main Logan, Utah The Reminder Office and School Supply Cards for every occasion.” 15 North Main Phone 141 U. S. A. C. Bookstore To complete your list of school supplies. Utah State Campus Logan, Utah Hotel Utah Leon Stucki Building Specialties Co. Building is made easy with equipment from Leon's. 170 North Main Logan, Utah Baugh Jewelry 261 Shopping at Baugh's isn't like looking for a needle in a haystack. 47 North Main precious moments... Two rosy lip prints and a blush ... a tense moment when the score is tied at 20 to 20 . . . the pie-throwing contest at the freshman assembly . . . these are the precious moments of college days, recorded from life in your yearbook. A generation from now these events will loom up from the page as more than vivid recollections — thanks to the pictures, the artwork, the color, the terse prose which your editor, through the magic of lithography, has set into print. We have enjoyed working with Jane Powell and her splendid staff in producing the 1955 Buzzer — a worthy addition to the proud row of annuals which grace the homes of Aggie alumni. t LITHOGRAPH 975 SOUTH WEST TEMPLE SALT LAKE I N G COM -• PHONES 5.7006 CITY 4 P A N Y 5-9807 UTAH 262 Financial Security Begins with thrift and a bank account. Cache Valley Banking Co. First National Bank First Security Bank of Utah LOGAN, UTAH 263 Sweet Candy Company Be Modern— Live Electrically Ketchum Builders Supply Co. Building o new home? Ketchum's have your every need. 2470 Wall Avenue Ogden, Utah ‘ Need a new dress for the Prom? L. R. Samuels is the place for you. L. R. Samuels Ogden Utah Spring Canyon Coal Company For a warm home on those cold days. 320 East 4th South Salt Lake City 266 Leven's Needn't worry about busting out behind with clothes from Leven's. 69 North Main Logan, Utah C. C. Anderson Co. Don't let this happen to you. Get your hair cut at Andersons. For party parfaits as well os a refreshing treat. 119 South Main Logan, Utah Winget Ice Cream Co. Friden Calculating Machine Agency Errors never occur when adding is done on Friden Machines.” 100 Atlas Building Salt Lake City Wilkinson Sons It is for knowledge that we've come to college with supplies from Wilkinson's. 149 North Main Logan, Utah Ogden Ice Cream Association Ogden Utah 267 For cool refreshment. T. C. Stayne Company R. M. Hoggan Co. Salt Lake City, Utah Whitmore Oxygen Salt Lake City, Utah Ogden, Utah Crane Company Ogden, Utah Utah - Idaho School Supply Salt Lake City, Utah Lion Coal Corporation Ogden, Utah Lovinger Disinfectant Company Salt Lake City, Utah 268 I The Gift House Sweetbriar Shops 29 West Center 117 North Main Buehler - Bingham U I Furniture Exchange Ogden, Utah 28 West 1st North Herald Printing Co. Everton Sons Co. 75 West Center 25 West 1st North Smith Bros. Lumber Company 132 South Main Lundstrom Furniture and Carpet Co. “Any home will be modern and comfortable with furniture from Lundstrom's. 45 West Center Logan, Utah Who's the goat? ? ? Monroe Food Machinery Give me that ole time religion. Boyle Furniture Company Relaxation is at its best with furniture from Boyles.” Ogden Utah U. 5. A. C. Cafeteria Where the Aggies gather at mealtime. Utah State Campus Logan, Utah 272 Hillcrest Inn Everton Typewriter Service Increase your speed and accuracy with a typewriter from Everton's. 526 North Main Logan, Utah Karl C. Schaub, Architect Architecture at its best. 273 75 North Main Logan, Utah ADAMS BLACK DIAMOND COAL has shown a remarkable and steady increase in its production and sales. There are reasons why.- 1. It is an exceptionally clean coal. 2. It is low in Ash, less than 5%. 3. It is high in B.T.U.s, 14770. ‘Meet me under the clock. 4. The Volatile Matter is sufficiently high, 50.4% and the Fusion Point of the ash sufficiently low, 2180 Fahrenheit so that an ordinary stoker fired furnace will produce an intense clean heat and the clinker will be small and yet firm and readily removed from the tuyere. ADAMS BLACK DIAMOND COAL Makes Warm Friends. It is one of the very best Coals produced anywhere. Leonard E. Adams Sons Telephone 546 South 1st West 3-4539 Salt Lake City, Utah Clowns are plentiful at Utah State. These fine Hotels offer you . . COURTESY COMFORT GOOD FOOD CONVENTION HEADQUARTERS c otefs8ccles .OGDEN, UTAH LOGAN. UTAH • BLACKFOOT. IDAHO 275 This Ole House Steeds Dairy Bar Not another Line! Rechow's Shoes “Meet me for coffee at the Bird . J. C. Penney's Outfit the whole family at Penney’s. 29 North Main Logan, Utah The Aggiettes in review. 279 Cache Valley Electric Co. A refrigerator from Cache Valley Electric will keep everything intact for that midnight snack. 359 South Main Logan, Utah I Index Abbot). Myton S. ------- Abltdakov, Dale P. ----- Adorns Dale W........... Adorns Garry Boyd ------ Adams Luke Layton ------ Adorns Nancy Audrey — Adamson, Hetbett Arnold Adomaon, Robert Dell - - Adomvxi. Wayne K.------- A6l . Hooshang---------- Allah, I raj ________________104 _________________104 104. 1C6. I� . 2 36 ______m. us, :49 -104 Artien, Roshellc ........ Ainveough, Robert Dean Al Bayou, Satah Sobrt . AI Bavoti, Salali ba tl Albtcchtscn. Ernest C. Albtrchtsen. Rulon S. -104. I 8, I 9 ____________179 -------------124 _________30. 74 -------------92 _____________92 ______________74 162 114 32 dk Alder, Paul 1. — Alder. Reed Thurgood Alimon. A. Katins----- Allen, Dorothy Jean _ Allen, Fertin Leoei __ Allen, Gary Oreene ___ Alim, Ceroid ____114 ----.92 -----17 -74 -63, 74, 187. 225 _______________104 AUm, Gilbeit H. — Alien, Hutch Arthur .104 Alim. Jay M. Allen. Lamoncc Dunn Alien, Rom Lotnont -50, 57. 114 __________92 -74 -114, 1« AUm. Russell H. Alien, Sandra .114, 116, 15S. 204, 205, 220. 222 ..124 Allen, Ihoena Edwatd AUm. W. Raymond ________ Allred. Alice Lorainc _ Allred. Derell W. ______ Aliubaldl. Gaewm Najl -92. 159, 224 ___________104 -20 -104, 158. 1 0 --------74. 164 _____________92 .74 _ 114 -.74. 16C 92 ... 114 , 172JC9 74. 177 138. 139. 181 ...104 .104. 16) 174 -.74. 160 Carroll Anderson, . Anderson, Auer Anderson. Ladcll Fensay .. Anderson. Lamar Cornell Andctscn. Loron C- ■ Andersen. Ludcan ______ Anderson, Richard Glen . Andersen, Sandra Sally Andenoei. Sylvester C. — Andenon, Urona ________ Andenoei, Vein Dee ____ Andenon, Vondell E. ..._ Andrews Clatade Kent _ Andrew Lomu Mnrrc ____ Andrews Ruth Mac ------ Angus Sue Jane -----------------------114 -74. 189. 212. 214. 2� -92. 161 -24. 53. 114. 166 -92. 162 _____166 ------92 .181 :tW -74 Angus b Anhdct, . Lamolne De 'Oo Applegarth. Boyd L. ______ -68. 104. 182 ____________74 -----------114 ------------47 Archibald, Detoy W - 104 Armstrong. Karhivn M. 26. � . 104 75 Ashcroft. Vctn Lee 104. 16) Athton, Wanen Junior . —21, 104. 153, 16). 166 .180 1� 114. 162 Au� tlo, Marilyn _____ Axtell, Ralph Rom_________ Ayoub, Suleiman Ibtahim B Bobos Robett Lour Back. George ------ Bachman. LontU .160. I 7$i 2i1 _75, 92 .175 .92 Bachman, Sallyanne W. Baxley. Henry Granger _ Baler, Richard George ____ Bailey, Kaye Duwne _______ Bailey. Larry Euxene _____ Bailey.. Pete K. ,, .. . Bality. Robert Marshall . Baird, Arlan Randall _____ Baird. Biamlry Lee _______ Baker, Carl Fredrick______ Baker, James E. __________ Baker. Nelden H. $ ___114, 170, 90 ___104. 158. 160 --------”■ Hi ____________104 ____________.92 ____________75 .75 Baker, Raymond George Baldwin. Jamea W. ------ _____175 ______181 -75. 175 -21. 240 92 ....104 - ' 75 114, 171 ...104 .104 75 _. 75 .104 - 114 104 75. 713 ......162 Barnes, Vein Emory, .75 70. 47. 92. 164 104 123 .92. 169 Dartonck, James Cloy'd IP? Battschi, Vilda E. Young — .20 . - -75 104, 177 — —75. 161. 18) 176 Bates, J.)' Harold, 75. 80, 181 . 168 .92, 188. 212 105 114 75 75. 16) 47. 114 . .161 75 . .76 -105 ... ... ..92 93, 725 104 _ ... —181 ...75, 163 74. 160 104. 218 . .. ,105 74, 189 . . .. 34 20 178 74 .74 175 74. 72) - 114 74 .74 93, 177 -..75 92. 149 74. IP) Bingham. Sidney Walker 114 Blackburn. Hicks J 74, 192 34. 70. 115 -—12. 115. 118. 174, 204. 205. 206. 207. 220. 222 _ 9) Blaisdell, Richard Dale 74 Blisard. Herbert F .9). 186 175 Bodily, Joyce 105, 161 74 75 Boll. Phebe .'Min 75. 177 104, 22.3 Bowen. Nancy Ann 115. 172 115 Bowman, Mary Evelyn - 75 Bowman, Roy R 209 76 1 3 -.76 ..... ... ... 93. 181 93 162 .93 .161 .163 -.23 115. 190 .47 Britton. Solly Ann Broadbenr, Lynn C.------- Btoadbenr, Margaret Vay Broadbenr. Norville R. __ Brock. Anneite ---------- Brown. Amo nul --------- Brown, Beverly . Brown. Carol Rae ________ Brown. Clair Eugene ...... Blown, Claude, Jr. ______ Brown, Cordell Jcre------ Biown, Edwuid Dennison Brown, Fon Ray ■ ■ 9). 96. 182 . 212. III. 248 .55. 58. 115 -----76. 161 -115 -II. 68. 115. 176 7llS -115, 153, 221 -76. 166. 181 ..76. 189 .115. 119. 133, US -------------76. 163 --------------34, 70 70. 115. lfO Biunson. Rochel hi! . __ - .. . 68. 9) ._ 105 115 163 _ _.. . -.46 Dodo. Shuio 1)3 Buffington. Robot O. 140 190 76 179 115 Patricia Hurgmer, rat Burke, Diane Burnett, Eleanor __________ Burnell, Cilia James, Jr. _ Burnham, Anne Lorraine Burnham, Claudia Louise Bun, Byroei Eira----------- Burton, Helen -76. 161 .158 Burron, Nancy Kathleen . Busby. William Lyle _______ Busch, Charles David ______ Bullcr, Mary Ann __________ Duller, Wayne S. ........— Bylxe, Andrew R. __________ Bybee. Junior Lee _____ Byram, John Darrell _______ Byram, William Kenneth Byrne, Robett Leonard _____ By water. .Marvin Ernest _ ±.11: =±j?i Si .93. 161, 225 --------------76 34 .115 -214 -93. 16). 223 -----------115 ------------76 ___________176 ------------76 -----------105 Taldcr, Paul H. as well, Earl Gene Call, Erma Jean-------- Call. Helen J nean - .115 .105 Call, Jamti Call. Vein Will -76. 161 ..76. 187 -115 105. 212 76 .76 Cammack, Allan Mathew Campbell. Carolyn D. .—........ Campbell. Julia......... 8. 9), 94. 231. 2)8. 248 ’ ell. E ................... Eileen Campbell...... CanJland. Willi. Gary Cannon, Kathryn _93. 158. 159. 2]0. 247 ..9). Capietamadeo. Modesto Carlrson, Harry, Jr. ___ Cailsen. Cary 14. Carlson, Carl John Carlson, Ray Carl Carlson -192. ) 0. 225 ____________124 ------------178 ____________105 ____________115 .76 .76. 175 Carlson. Richard Adolph-------------------- Caiman. Karen ---------93. ICO. 182. 209. 225. 228 Carnahan. Lafayette E. .........— ...|74 n. Lafayette . David F. I. Charles O. -troll. Donald H. _ alter, David Lavere a tier. Emma Louise tter, John Wlllian Rodney W. _____76. 162 -58. 70. 115 .115 .115 -67, 115. 174 ----------76 _________-76 .93 ax a iter. Emn r. John William artei, Rodney W. _ tier, Ru.uell Keith _ arret, Shanxi_________ rver. Marcus Vess _ Casper, Darwin Wray Caiugno. Dale Dclou Cernv. Ronald James_______ Chaffin, Donna Lou ,------------------ 10, 186 Chamberlain. Eileen F....................—115 Chamber . Robett Jay . . .. - .115. 216, 220. 222 Chatbonnrau. Ann Chatla-------------------177 Chatchalis George W. ............ 2). 170, 192 .124, 163 -------76 ________76 ..9i Chairmen, Elmer Devon Cheney. Child, Barbara June Carl Doug.il y. Detar Beebe Child. Colene Child, Eve Diane Child . Jay N. Chilton. Rente -174 _76 -77 -77 -68. 77 .185 Choules. Geoigr Lew — Chtistensen. Betnatd E. Christenien. Dells 1. — Christensen. Georgia — Chrisrrnsen, Glen A. — Christensen. Gordon J. Christensen. Ivan F. ---- -22. 93. 152, 176, 209 -------------------214 _9J -17) -21 -------------77. 179 -105, 13$. 140, 142 281 Index Chtlwensen. Jonct----- Chnwrmen. Joanne ----- inicnicn. Latalnc J. . (linemen. Loll Latte linemen, Nell C __ nten. Thclln Mae Vul Rigby „ Voto _42. 4). 115. 176 _________115. 176 __________42. 115 _______________105 9). 98. 170. 168. 249 ,42. 105. 158. 159 ■91. 179. 1SS 77 Jerald Retd Kith ____________________57. 115 o Cx.le. Mona M Coleman. Ceotee Val .— Coleman. Stephen Moroni Coiogna. Max Pete, Jr. Col .on. [ ' ‘ Cook, toierh Venvon Cook. N'oel ReJlm Cook, Paul Franklin Cook, Richrrtd Crowilicr Cook, Saul. Jon Cook. Wayne--------- Cooley. Max LeRoy Cooky, Norm Jay Coomos Lvneiu Coon. France Joanne Ope. Lloyd 1 Coin. Donald Gum Coma by, Mat erne _ Coineliaon. Jay Let Cowley. John Matcellu Cotar.t, Diane Laree __ Collie. Glen Lawrence Coiile. Lyle Jay — OhiIi.h. Manlyn Jo Cox, Douglat D. Cox, Jack Arvtl Cox. led E. Ctacun, Molly Ann C’anmei, Fied F. _ Cianmei. Jay MottU awford. Jenean Diane c.ralt. Ronald Mclby Cuddle. Byion Dean Cuddle. Riehnid S. Crpff. Benjamin Lou!� Crootjmu. Dorothy B. Crortquiw, Pauline Crook. Thtda Clock. Wayne R. Ctookwoo. Bonnie . Ciookwoei. Douiriai O. Crook won, Lautrto----- Crookwoei. Paul B. ----- Grooknon. Ronald Hush Csookwon, Sheryl Culbertvon. Jtan _ Culmtee, Ralph M Cummins . Chailci _. itle. R.. Jr. . nintts -Cliltord R,. Jr. tins Janyne F. 15S. 160 105. 182. 207. 212. 236 192 ..25. nst Keith Dale urran. Robert Georg _ its Alan Maughan .. :i . Ronald Scymoie Cutlet, Roieanrt .116 .176 -124 105 116 -94 -.77 -161 Dahl. Virginia Let — Dahle, Roma------------ Djtnft, Dawna --------- Dame . Helen Maicta Dame . Lujuina -------- Datnet. Mauietn-------- Dai lie i. Robert Hrmy Dame . Vaafhn Ray -Dailey. Mary Lou . Dana. Ronald H. ------- Daniel . Marilyn ------ Darnell. Ted MeClou Dailey, Bruce Eail----- Dailey. Reed M. _______ Darling. Pamela ....... Dausheiry, Johnny L. . Da via. Da i tell Wayne Da via. Fiank Val Davis Gaiy Denni _____ Davla, Ivan Dancl .. Davlo. Paul Dougiar _ Divio, Pauline ....... Davlo. Sandra Davl . Sterling Wilbur Davla. William H. . Day, Janice Ruth _ Dayton. Carol Lola ..... Dayton, Dean Howard Dean, Dorothy Robena Dean. Jamt I----------- DeblooU, Joan----------- Decker. John Edward Dee. Duane Lamar __ -22. 94. —94, 172 ..94 ■vs .188. —94, 161 .77, 159 222. 251 _____-77 .68 ______174 ..... 116 _62, 179 -.77. 179 -67. 116 .159 .18. � .94 _94, 14). 181 .94. 156. 158 -77. 14) _50. 68. 77. 161 -77 -105. 158. 163 ------------140 -.94 174. 207. 231. 238 -105 -77. 158. 163 —M -A7. 116 171. 186 86. 187 105 77 94 162. 221 -62 . - .. 78. 175 116 78. 175 78. 162 . 4. 116 -.124 .105. 159. 176 78. 173 .16! Dunbar. Wallace Retd . 78, 161 116 . . .179 116. 117. 170. 188. 204. 205. 220. 222. 228 _ 16 E Earl. Gerald Encktou 78. 174 ... 116. 191 116. 122. 1)0, 188 50. 94. 163 175 . � ?, 50, 94 - - . ... 78 .56 .78, 179 . 78, 145, 19C ICS. 18) _ _ _78 .... . ... 47 78. 185 .... . 78. 177 94. 22) _ .59 178 E:oU. John Sheridan - ... 79 F 79 79 94. 97. 187. 212. 725 79. 189 Farnwottb. Thomar G.. Jr. 116 .105. 212 189 :g .116 116 . SO . 79 .79. 165 106 ISI 79 174 47. 161. ft ..170, .79 191 . 116. 161 79 79 .94 12. 117. 170. 185 159 79. 84. 189. 246 Follcn. Richard Frank .. 79 Fonneibecl. Cotol Irene Fonnedxdr. Genevieve — Fonneabcck, Melvin H. Fold. Duane Burnham Fold, Rrrvae Fonewei. Joyce Fotieucr. William M. Forabetg, C.ljdo R. Forasren, Jocann M. Fouyih. Thoma Donald Fouwv. Doiothy Mae-. Fowler. Nadine' . Frailty. Chloe Ann Fiancocn. Shliley Ann Frank. Birnr Lon Frank. David Ball Frank, Wayne Travia Fiank. Yvonne — Fiank . Jamci William Fiarec, Mniy Lou Freeman, Dixon L. Fridal, Norwood Von Fuel. Boyd D. FfieJ, Carol —----- Filitch, Let Emtr� on FiodUiam. Merle LeRoy Ftow, Kenneth------- Flow. Mabel Colleen Fryai. Allen L. -26. V. 117. -175 .158. 165 ..70. 117. 171. T82 -79. 162 -117 -22. 42. 45. 106. 159 -79. 106. 175 -106. 188 ..94. 176. 212. 225 Fiyai. Bc-bbtc Jean Fuchigami, Ronald S. ---------------- ----- Fuhnman. Addle Jean _1«. 108. 171. 182. 212, 249 Fullmer, Claik jctald —-—.. ?9. 94, 192 Funk. Ramona Anita----------------------94. 161 Pumu . Harold Eugene___________________ ...190 Gubbtta . Cordon Ltwli Gabbttai. Ivy Joan — Gaberra . Jimmie —__ Gabriclnen. Alvin Adam Gadd, Naomi Dawn — Gardner, Elaine ---- Gaidner, Mervyn Bennion Gardner, Ronald J. Garfield. Don Lamar Gainer. Jolynn laRac __ Gainhaii, David Lev Garwood, Walton Gartot. Ken V. Oates Karen — Gad Jc ridge, Rolunc Oeddei. Dale C. — Geddes Gaitlt Lowe Oec. John Evan ____ George. Elmri. Jr. -.79. -24. -79. -.79. Orphan, Hairy Wetley _ Gibbons Dclamai J. --- Gibbons Marian France Gibbons Nanette — Gtlgm, Stanley' Andrew Gille plc, Hlman A. Gillies Earl Atland Glttins Lany Lenard Gleason. Mlweete H. . Olovri. William Lamortl Gneitlng. Doioihy Ann Godard. John C......... Godfrey. Mark Lewtr Godfrey. Reuben Ro� Golf. C- Joy Goff. Dora _ Goldin . Sebion Rom Gomm. Fred Biyant — -106, 16 -26. 79. iW. -80. 18). 21). 2)9. Kaum Goodfcllow. Janice Goodrich. Gary Mauircc . — 80. 159. Go� wyer. Edwin Othmai Gotrftcduan. Butt A. . . - «?: Oouilcy. Many Evan . Jr. QawaiU, George Andrew Orahim. Leonard E. Graham, Ren May Crammer, Jay M. . Gray. Vauna Vte Greaihoure. Denlcc Greaves Melvin J. — Green. Roben Brook Green. Ruth __________ Often well. Wallace P. Grier. June Ann ......I GriSeth. Melvin Dalne Griffin, Bnaham M. Griffin, Heiben Gay Griffin, Nile Jay Griffin, Vetov Eugene Griffith . Mary Jane Groll. Nancy Jean Grover, Rco Jav Grubet. Jonny JehuJa Gull. Dwam D. Guniher. Ronald E. Gutr. George Rtchaid Gunavewei. Carol Guwavaon, Jeanne -Guymon. Ervin Park Guymoo. Richard Duane H Haddock, Glen Richard _ Haddock, Jav Larry Hadcrlie. Kermlr L. Hagen, Don J-arry Hagy, Robert H. Hatnr . Howard Bodley Halomandant, Geor t -80. -5). SO. -80. 17). . 20. SO. -158. .158. :.fo63: .95. 158. -94. -26. 30. 70. 16). 317 282 Halct, Clinton D. Halgren, Dixit Man 180 176 ■V _fC .50 .133 -SCI. 212 106 ..SC. 193 SC . 95 ...95. 162 � . 95. 160. 223 238. 249 . 81. 158 Hanvn, K. Royce ..81. 179 Hanttn, Maty Lu - 20. 30. 119. 158. 161. 2C8. 209 .'6. 10. 106 . 95 106 .80 Hamm, Tetry Lee Hanx-n. Walter _.___ Hamon. Joieph E._... (Union, Ronald Sorrn ..95 -61. 163 -----106 Hare. Ella Mac ---- Hatmrr, Jav Floyd Hatnvon. Shlilty -125. 171. 17®. 20k 220. 222 . 95. 159 .17. 117. 181 ______SI. 160 106, 161 117 117 95 160 no 45 «. 81. 16) 95 95 107 .95 . . IW. 132 Madam. Kathleen G - IfO llaUcr. James Richard . Hatch, Chatlra Cordon Hatch, Hvta Jean Hatch, Tnclma SI Hathaway. Minim Bonita Hawn. Michel _______117. 122. 1� ...95. It8. 160. 225 ..95, 161. 18). 2H -95 Hawke , Mary Btth------- Hawke . Vaughn Thpenai Hawkint, George E. .... Hawkint, Katen ---------- Hawkint. Leo ____________ Healey. Frankie Loulte — Heap. Larty Alva Heaton, John Harold Heaton. LeGrandr J.------ Hector. Norma Heincr, Jiime Dee------- Heinev, Clayton L.. Jt. Hemsc, Kavrhrnnr--------- Hci c. Orpine _—... -----------10. 118. 205 78. 81. 160. 18). 2)) .59 1 8 .166 ------107 -107. 171 -188 ------------------ 67. 117 104. 106. 171. 182. 228 - -----------------A 81 .107. 172. I -95 -95. 172. 209, 117 Hrndeiton. Geotilc R. ... ISO. 236 - . .95 .96 ...- 96 _ .31. 96 . .... ... .96 . _ —107 107 SI ?! 96 Hickcn. Leon D. Hlgky. Gan- )■ _96 .SI. 181 107. 173 .152, 228 . - 96. IV 96 - ■ 21. 177 - 140 Hoelxhcr. lean Faxon Hcelx-her, Maltha Jane .. Holding. Matt in Blaine Hod. Shirley Eulcta Hodman, Jamrt Casper Hodman. Jenay Aumn ... Hogan. Mary Anne Hogge. Shaton Carol Hoituook. Bud Si. . Holgtcn, Dixie ..._______ Hollty. Henry Otvll------ Holley, Ronald S.________ Holllnitiwoith. Clair M. . Holme . Lloyd Ivan_______ Holmcr. Wayne Walker Holmgren. Joyce Loulte - Holt, Lolo Jjhnton_______ Holyoak. Helen Eltic Hornet. Card June _______ Hooper, Cheryl _____ Hooper, Donald H. _ Hooper. Eldon B._________ Hooper. John Frank 117. 15). 176 .22. 96. 15). 171, 176, 225 --------------------------96 ____________________81. 1)9 -------------------117. 166 -96 -SI -SI. 17) -----190 -96 ...22. 26 -81. 189 .30. 117 186 .68. 81. 18) -----81. 159 -SI -81. 159 ------81 Hoopta. Fiancit Vaughn Hoopilaina. Inti C.------ Hop.:In . Cliifotd T.---- Horlachrr, Robert J. .... Horne, Muivin Kent ------ Horne. Shaton —--------— -SI. 140. 162 -------96, 161 ------------81 2 96 Hound. Lloyd Hiehaid . 77. 81 ...6®. 114. 117. 182. 225 Hubbard. Reed I. . Hull. D.m F. . -92. 94. 13) Hull. Maxine R. 50 Huntaker, Carol lor. hi. is: Huntaker. Ronald Thro 82. ISO Huntaker. Vernon G. Hunter. Alvin Uarrit - _ Hunter. Jamci Pierce ____ Hwit man, Ivan Row ______ Hurren, Patricia Kaye -Hurren. Weller Reeder Huichlnion. Quinn L. Huiton, John Dotrance Hyrt. Lucite Jf2. Iff) .174. 189 Hymai, Richard Etnett ______118 —.107. 158 172. 205, MB . -189. 212 -37 —1)1. 178 -------IC7 --------82 I . . .82 42. 107 56. 118 liracltrn. Wante . . ... 82 Iwamvto. Toshio 118 J 118 82 _. .82 118 -52. 118 _ .96. 172. 225 82. 188 (H«. Beverly Fern . — -96. 98. H9. 182. 209 ct! . Roger Duane - 118. ISO JtHi, Scott Grange __ Jenkint, Kail Dee ________ Jtnk.n.. Ronald Wilde Jenkint. Kent E. _________ jennl. Donald Aliton lenten, Bcuic Gay--------- Jenten. 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Marilyn Newton, Sharon Nttolat, Adrien Paul Nlederhauter, Mark Gyle Nlelten, Bryan Ellatcn Kiel ten, Colleen Nlelten, Florin Rex Nlelten, Franklin S. Nielten, loy Leitlinvi Nirlten, l.ouit Koy Nielten. Peggy — Nielten. Wallace Andre Nielten. Arlan Kent Nicltoei. Carol Margaret Nielton. Dee Kent Nielten. Maxine Noble, John Fowler Nopper. Ronald Edwin Nora, Odell Marlvn Norton. Carolyn Kaye Nuffer. Sharon ------ Nurtall. Norman D. Nye. Diane Nye, Janice Grand Nye. John Frederick Oberacker, Donold P. .. O’Brien, Thoenat Larry Odd. Leonaid Arthur Ogden, Kyle Mervin Ogden, Phil Ogden. Vera Mae Q'Kctie. Nancy Ann Okelbenv. Donald R. Oliver. Orville Edwin Oliveiaon, Vaundo Olten. A. Ted — Olten, Ariel Douglai Olten, Barbara Ellen Olten. Barbara Vee ,5. 159 ===J:i Olten, CandlinJ Lee Olten, Carma Joyce ---- Olten, Ctaudiua Elwynn Olten, Ruth ______IP) HL.162 86. 177 ..188 159 284 120. 164 109 Olren. Edmond Don w — .86 1 9 . .99 .170. ISO On. Wavne Elllon l 9. 225 P Pace. Allied William Pact. WiUotd Don _ -86 Pairttei, Ranee 22 Painter, Jolayne Edna 86. l 9 Pnolctii, Lynne -------- Pap� K ort9c. Florence Pape:. Nick J. -120 1’arduhn. Hetman Jerry Parker, Boyd Willard Parker, Glen J. _____ Parker, lhomat Doyle _ Parker. Verlyn -24. x . w. iw. :i __________________no 110 Parkin, Dorothy fcllen _ Parndi, Douglas Martin Parnth, Joseph Calvin _ Pattlsh, Joyce_____________ Parry, Joyce ______ Paiton, Jack IS. -9 . IvO. 223 ----------IK ----------110 ---------192 -86 -y . 99. 176. 22 , 22S. M -------------------------86 -59 ParriOKion, Noiman Dean Parch, Jantl Kathryn ___ Paulien, John Ctawtord _ Payne. Vernon Kent __ Pearce, Richard F._________ Pea non, Beverly Rat ..... Pear ion. Mardcan _________ Pearson. Ren Cheiley _—. Ptavey, June Montine ______ Pendleton, Samuel B._______ -66. 161 -173 -liO -175, 186 -120. 218 ------120 -120 -86, � 7 ______99 -----86 .86 163 Peters, Jack Wilt.am .173 Peterieei. Billie Carol . Pereiion, Cheti Laurel Peienoei, Dale __________ Pettnoo. 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ICC .87 177. 225 l?? .121. 176 _87 87 .no, m 87. 16) . 175 121. 160 Smith. Rtchacd Nelion - Ill Roberts, Charles C. .. - MO Smith, Richaid Stanley .. Smith. Ruth _ .... 12. 163, 1(6 —30. 6$. 88 ICO. 186 Smith, Sidney Dvane Robrtn, Ronald Waldo 124 INS 42. S3 .161, 172, 212 Robinson. Glen Osmond 175. 214 69. 114. 121 . _ .88 Snow, Naoenl Jenkins 122 -22. Rohde. June ... -30. 121. ICC. 176 89. 1(0 121 Soiensen, Claudia Kay 88 . 68 Rose. Ronald Lavere 170. 180 .12. 122 Sorcnxn. Rkhutd K. Ros . Marilyn Tcs 88. 187 Sorenson. Ellen Joy —.69, 89. IS) Sorenson, Larry G- IOC. 168 Sorenson, Ranac 122 285 Index Carol ten .... George Nick fcarm 'x M Sparki, Peggy Dawn arrcbooen, Pete, Jr. Spencer. Darnel Howard Spencer. Farrell Jav, Spencer, Gaterh M. Spencer. Margaret Joan _ Sperry, Colleen - .. .... Sprague, Gordon LeRoy _ Speaker, Ralph E. ___. Spuhlet, Lvnn Richard _ Squire . Maty Rhode — Squire . Norman Dainea Squire a, Richard Rulon . Staldcr. Berry Marlene .. 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Dale 179 _1‘.8. 162 —17. 122 __—___187 ______JO .89 ____________111 ____________122 -101, 152. 179 .101 .101. 181 .122 -111. 170. 185 ___________161 S9 ____________163 .89. 101. 187 .160. 177. 225 -------89. 160 .18 111, 163 -101. 162 -101 Jf). 189 -70. 12’ .89 .102, 189 -124, 16’ _______179 Timothy. Joleen---------- Tlngey, Don Croft ------- Tingcy, Elaine Roode -Tlngey. Henry Barnet ... . Tippetts Maynard S. ----- Tocher, Arlrn Craig ----- Tolman. David Claudio. Tolman, Harvey Banka_____ Tolman, Jame Rowell Tolman. Sterling Banka _ Tondro. Wayne L artell Toner. Richard Barcua _____ Tool ion. Gene A hcrofr — Topham. Virginia ---------- Tothlo. lwamoto —___ Tromel. Matt Louit ------- Trueblcod. Mary J. .... . -Tucket. Barbara Jean Tucker. Jared Ltllard ____ Tucker, Vearl Rav -Tueller, Bennlon Lamont Tueller, Loti Ann Tueller. Peggy Lou _______ Tueller. Rex Lamar Tulin. Colleen ___________ Turner. Barbara Joy __ Turner. Lcwla M.. Jr. ____ Tneedle. 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ID -12) ..90, 189 _I02 ..102 -191 —90 .12) -97. 1)9. 205. 211 ______________188 ___ID y . 12) ______102, 158. 16) -46. 214. 217. 218 ____________12). 173 W Waddoups Dell T.----- Waddoups Ted Merrill Wade. Marlene ------- Wade. Pritcilla ----- Wadley. Don F. -102 .102 Wadtwotth. Joyce N. --- Wagner. William Willard Wat«ad, David Je� e --- Wahlurom, Elmer W. __ Waite. Merlin Delmat __ Waite. Milton F. ------ Waki. Miimjo _____ID. 17) ______90. 17) _____102. 179 JO. ID. 211 .87, 125, 229 -50. 52. 59. 102. 162 -90 L?r_= Waldron. Kirk Thorn. Walker. Bob V. ________ Walker, Clive Hanxn _ Walker. Diana Loeile ... Walker. George Conam Walker, Jerry Wade Walker, Patricia ’ Wallace. Dorothy Wallace. Gerald Kent Wallace. Patricia Jane Wailtnnne. Kathleen M. -Waltenilne. Max Vonnett Walter , Bowen Merrill _ Walien, Janet ------------ Walron. Emma Jean -------- Walton. Garwood Hyde Wankier, Farrell T. , Ward. Colleen Kay ------- Ward. Diane _90. 179 .174 _____________158. 162 -.42. 110. 186. 216 —56. 58. 12) _____________102. 119 _____________.90. 161 ______________90. 160 ________178. 2)5 .102. 186 187 12) -192 3k .15). 182 -ID. 182 w Ward, Donne I J. _______ Ward. Janet .. Watdo. Sharon Mumford Wardcfl, Thomaa George Watdle. Joan .50. 187 ______90 -W2 -185. 2C6. 225 .42 _90. 179 Wirdle. Ora Fay W.rdle. Rela Watdle.gh. Ronald Dale Warner. Lloyd Claude _ Wan. Duane B. ---------- Warren, Daulron D. Warrtn. Robert Warren. Sam Ei Warkln . Devere Watkins Remold King Walton, Robert Dale Watterton, Florence 31. ID. 158. 160 ----------90. 161. 177 ________________21. ID ________________62. 12) __________________50. 54 .102 IWl I- . M it John ert M. . -102. 174 _______107 _______178 -.90 Wane non. Mona Loy -----1 Wan . Richard Ccnley .— . Wan . Wallace Jame. ----- Waymem. Garr Gibwei ----- Waymer.r. Mildred Thoma Weaver. William Howard ... Webb. Alice ------------- Webb, Carolyn Mae ■ .... Webner. Ben Reed - . Wecker. 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David Allen William . David Btem Williams Donald Wedtv Williams Kay Williams Leo Oalr William . Max W. William . Patricia William . Ray Outlet William . RKIurd Dean Williams Robert Qark Williams Sandra -.90. -ID. . -182. 21) -90 -102, -ID. 167. 173 -102. Jf- Willlamion. Robert M. Willi.. Alice Marga Willi . Elijah McKa Willis Lemuel J. Wil on. Arlene E. Will more. Viola Kaye Wilton, Garth Church Wilwn. Gordon Cowley Wilton, Kent ________ Wllicn, Sharon Irene Wimmet, Wayne W. Wine he ter, Lyman Gene Wing, Marvin Winger. Jotrph Larry Winger. Shirrell______ Wtnkel, Oeve R. -Winter. Farrell R. 1C), 181 .12). 166 -90. 17 Winters Loui McCtair Winters Stanley Wmther, Claudia Carol Clive Winrher, Mary Emily Wi e. Roy L. . Wuer, Rey L. .10). .10), Wuer, Key I.. ______ Wolfiey, Gerald W. Wood. DecAnn _______ Wood. Joanne Wood. Larry____________ Wood. William F._______ Woodward, Dow Owen Woodward. Jackie R. Woodward. Kendell Gene Woodward. Marilyn .90. -25. 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