Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1966 volume:

2 Real life comes from vitality, direction, and self-discipline. A vitality of living Ralph T. Clark Ralph T. Clark and of loving deeply and most of all from caring. Ralph T. Clark This is the vitality that cares — cares to a commitment of what happens to you and to people you dont even know. Ralph T. Clark 4 Ralph T. Clark A direction to find truth — not the aimless, criticizing “truth’ that can he found on college campuses hut the truth of a Cod and a force that gives meaning and doingness to the lives of a whole world of people. Ralph T. Clark 5 Ralph T. Clark Self-cliscipline matures a pride that can only lead to self improvement Ralph T. Clark 8 Ralph T. Clark A self-discipline of courage to dare your dreams to work and then to work for them. Ralph T. Clark The vitality of every minute jumping, pulling, laughing, observing, the exuberance and reality of every cell. 10 I I Dave Montgomery The world demands purpose, accomplishment, and sensitivity to people. Life is gained Ralph T. Clark 12 Ralph T. Clark because the agony of self-discipline tells you to work and a vitality for achievement can thrust you forward 13 TABLE OF CONTENTS Academics.......page 17 Activities.........page 133 Athletics..........page 185 Greeks.............page 221 Organizations, .page 265 16 ACADEMICS to learn — learn with a vitality that makes excitement catalyze at every word; to keep this vitality for knowledge, even through the hard self discipline of study and streaks of boredom; to thirst and laugh through it all, driving ever, ever so confident of the rightness of it all — this is a University of Academics. 1------- Dedication President Daryl Chase, with your faith in the value of the state university you have helped Utah State become a more contemporary school each year. Your vitality and personal interest in the entire student body has brought 11s all into a more unified whole, creating a stronger and more appealing university. To you, President Chase, we dedicate this BUZZER, in knowledge and awareness of the spirit and growth you have given 11s. I Board of Trustees Supreme authority (even that over the President of the University) is their title. Deciding policy (smoking in the U.B.) is their prerogative. And planning the University’s future (the $17 million master building plan) is their job. Roger Hansen, Mrs. John Boydcn, Herd W. Baily, Phillip A. Button, Alma Sonne. Richard I. Maughan, Alva C. Snow. Conly Watts. Norman D. Salisbury, Henry R. Hunrcn. Absent: E. O. I-arson, Mrs. Lucille O. Petty, J. S. Prestwich, Clyde L. Miller, Mark Ncubergcr. Row One: Elvertt Himes, Evan Stevenson, Lc Roy Blazer. Sylvan Erickson. Row Two: William Skidmore. Francis Baugh, Frank Williams, William Bennett. Alan Matheson. Administrative Staff USU, like every university, is kept under the careful control of the Administrative Staff. These people have their fingers on the pulse of campus life. There are those who are responsible for the business and purchasing of the colleges. These two groups of people are the real force behind this university. Without this force the students could not draw full benefits. Also represented are those involved in research, summer school, information, and services. Among others are Directors of students, of activities, of services, and of schools. All play key roles in campus life. 23 Deans Leah Dunford Dean of Women L. Mark Neubergcr Dean of Admissions John R. Williams Asst, to Dean of Men Claude J. Burtcnshaw Dean of Men Robert P. Collier Business and Social Science J. Whitney Floyd Natural Resources Vearl R. Smith Agriculture Deans 26 John Carlisle Education Eldon Gardner Science Larry S. Cole Engineering J. Stewart Williams Graduate School Phyllis Snow Family Life Carlton Culmsee Humanities and Arts a wrhole t to con tin oonntv oi College of Natural Resources The plant lab aids in improving cultivation methods. How a seed grows, matures and in turn produces more of its kind, has puzzled ancients and it still amazes modern man. This disciplined cycle of nature, always happening, in plants as well as animals, produces the vitality and awesome beauty of nature. Preserving and improving the life of wildlife, the foliage and watershed in forests are the talents of the College of Natural Resources. Discovering biological secrets in the fishery lab. Observation of rats user! as a key to understanding in the Psychology Department. College of Business mci Social Sciences The College of Business and Social Sciences studies the political, cultural, and historical aspects of civil-zation with a vital drive towards letter understanding the intricate-f important human world. The use of intricate business machines demonstrated by Prof. Hanson. College of Education The education of how to educate, keeping in mind the problems of each child, each age, each ability concentrates the discipline of this college. A vitality of satisfaction gained from giving something to someone” in the classroom to help him live richly and fully is the reward of an educator. Successfully done: an outlook that builds enduring strength of the mind and body to shape our culture and its citizens. This drive, the most honorable of professions. Team Teaching; An innovation in education. College of Science Physiology lab students dissecting a pigs heart. Probing minds and tools examine a mouse. A plant grows; an animal dies; seasons change and heredity continues. What is more vital than life in a gene, more disciplined than the order of science? Experimentation with red-eyed Hies. 6061-1 Analog Computer for dynamic problems. A design to stand under pressure and use runs through a million tests and conies out on paper detailed and planned. Through scores of mathematical calculations and lines drawn, the engineer pushes until from it comes a practical use “for human needs.” The complex urban structure of architectual design is held together by this engineering. Dr. Schupe examines uranium rods in a sub-critical nuclear reactor. The new Water Research Lab completes its first year of service to USU. Choosing the correct cooking method for the cut of meat. Originality fostered as children paint with chocolate pudding. College of Family Life A home for a college and a home for people built with college texts and lectures and living in the Home Management House, foods labs and child development. In learning to prepare for a career, they make a home for the nation as well. A dream dress into reality through creativity. Artists’ colony to scale by landscape architects. College of Humanities and Arts The humanities, producing skill and interpretation moving and memorable, discovering the classics of literature and the art of writing, using the force of creative drive and yet discipline, is life’s vitality in sensitive genius. Jack Szymanski using the Audiology Lab to aid in speech therapy. The Fine Arts Center: A cultural rnecca rising on campus. MCKasai The rewards of a job well done. Graduate School A mind disciplined for thoroughness is required for the drive to he successful in Graduate School. While the vitality to crave to examine and study that much more knowledge makes a success of its education. Research is an essential facet in the pursuit of graduate studies. Lee Roderick Student Body President ASUSU Officers Leadership is more than getting a job done, more than popularity. This rare, constantly demanded quality marks the executive council this year. In the past, they have been chairmen, presidents, and editors. But we applaud them here not for these things alone, but the ability they have shown this year in leading the 8000 students of Utah State by organizing new programs in publicity and orienting and introducing the foreign students to the campus. 38 Rolfc Kerr Lee Roderick Janet Keroher Steve Stathis Paul Norton Anne Scoville A walnut round table, regal blue carpet decorate Senate chamber. Senate Dianne Peterson Laird Walker Duke Dean Ann Himes Larry Michaelsen Lonnie Smith Dale Abersold Paula Whitehouse Pat Ryan Jan Turner Ronald Squires Gloria Christenson Kooros Mahmoudi Wayne McQuivcy Fred Passey Kent Colton Chad Winn William Burdock Sheryl Smith Brent Robinson Joe Hillam Dennis Workman 40 Independent Council “To represent and to promote the interests of independent Utah State University students is the objective of the Independent Council. In leadership this year are Senators, Sheryl Smith, Chad Winn, and Bill Burdock, who advise the Council on the wants and wishes of the independent student. One such wish was the need of increased parking facilities for students. Another wish concerned pre-registration. Row One: Sheba Stevens, Suzanne Smcc, Kathy Fullmer, Lucy Vance, Nadine Cox. Sheryl Smith. Row Two: Barbara Fillmore, Gayle Parkinson, Janice Andrews. Cherie La Comb, Julia Funk, Jam Montgomery. Becky Leonard, Judy Ardaga. Row Three: Maureen Jensen, Clcnnn Lindsay, Allone Adams, Chad Winn, John Jones, Richard Jensen, Bill Burdock. Row One: Pat Nelson, Secretary; Janet Hales, Treasurer; Gloria Christenson, President; Tina Hollands, Vice President; Leah Dunford, Dean of Women. Row Two: Christie Smith, Publicity; Ruth Izatt, Senior Rep.; Leslie Whitney, Sophomore Rep.; Marianne Dean, Junior Rep.; Marjorie Eyre, Freshman Rep. Associated Women Students Glittering recollections of the girls’ Preference Ball; a flashback to the pride felt for “Mom” during Mothers’ Weekend; “And a Fair to Remember, the orientation banquet for coeds; are all memories created by AWS not to be forgotten. The Associated Women Students’ organization has also enhanced the campus this year by Women’s Week and the adoption of a special resolution each quarter for improvement of the university and student. Evan Stevenson Director of Union Directors of Union Building Rolfe Ken- Coordinator Jay Anderson Assistant Director of Union 43 En tertainm en t Bureau Chairmen SUCCESS STORY: 110 committee members — large reserve of student performers — constant demand for its talent — constant demand for its program planners — busy, efficient, well-liked —USU Entertainment Bureau, only 2 years old! Kaye Anderson Morris Angell Secretary Traveling Assemblies David Dredge Phill Nave Union Program Coordinator Productions Union Board Chairmen INDISPENSABLE YOU: It’s so difficult to imagine what campus social and intellectual life would be like minus the activities planned by the UB Board and committees, that we can’t! Stimulating, they brighten our lives each week. 44 Bob Fran eke, Rolx-rt Thatcher, Ed Hammond Douglas C. Brenchley Janet Christensen Darcia Daines William Larsen President Student Speakers Publicity Public Relations Beverly Palmer Rebecca Stewart Gordon Taylor Jean Vance Historian Sports Spectacluar Radio TV Productions Night Productions Rose Marie Wnbel Donna Macpherson Program Council Diane Ncilsen Program Council D. Blake Wridc Program Council 45 Publica tions Council With the tremendous work of a publication — finances, deadlines, honoring a publishers code of politeness but yet trying to be honest in print — an editor may not be able to solve the more touchy problems of his own publication. So the usual solution — put the heads together of those faculty and students who are bright that way. You get the solutions and also the Publications Council. Lucille England, Dianne Peterson, Dean Burtenshaw, Professor Nelson, Laird Walker, Paul Norton. Ron Skow. Peter Pyclik Nova Editor Nova Crucible Blue Book The Nova is a newspaper of opinion. Published independently by student editors, the Nova deals with the controversial issues of the day ... If you can write short stories, poetry, or can draw, your talent belongs in the Crucible, the literary magazine on campus . . . Published by the Blue Key, the Blue Book not only serves as a student directory, but lists the history and traditions of Utah State. 7i n Linda Zollinger Crucible Editor Sheryl Smith Blue Book Editor 47 Society at a Glance, Anything Goes, Target Board, Smithereens, Sports Chatter, Strikes n Spares, Outdoor Corner, Pins n Things; these are the regular columns appearing in Student Life, the USU campus newspaper. Many ideas were expressed during the year in Letters to the Editor, including the annual “Aggie controversy. 48 Student Life Laird Walker Editor Sheryl Jensen John Taylor Managing Editor Business Manager 49 Dianne Peterson Editor Buzzer OUR “BELIEVE IT OR NOT”: Last year 5,000 Buzzers were printed, were best buddies with Student Life, “41 18” means one better have a heap to say on his subject, from all our wall charts you’d have thought we were a kind of aeronautical center, our office was built out of old yearbooks, we held our weekly meetings at the CC, on the first time around all groups came as scheduled to be snapped and can find their pictures in the book this year, oddly enough Independents are on more pages this year than are Greeks, our darkroom was used only for developing photos, we re not going to blackmail anyone with the pictures we have, businessmen preferred to support the Buzzer over any other college yearbook in town, we’re all still speaking to each other, this is originalori. John Buist Business Manager Professor H. R. Reynolds Advisor 50 Susan Daincs Louise Degn Greeks Editor Copy Editor Bob Harris Claire Elaine Hatch Academics Editor Activities Editor David Montgomery Eleanor Olson Head Photographer Sports Editor Karen Porter Janet Wilson Classes Editor Organizations Editor 51 Freshman Officers Wayne McQuivev President Doug Thompson Esther Jane Peterson Vice President Secretary Freshman This Chi Omega has a tradition of winning queen titles. Vickie Siqueiros came to USU as Miss Idaho Falls First Attendant then promptly added Foresters’ Coed of the Week and SPE Diamond Princess. Besides riding in Sting Rays, she is on Rhythm Rhapsodies and Civic Programming. Aggies-a-go-go brought Doug Thompson-a-go-go right into the Freshman Vice Presidency. Trumpeter Doug blows his way through USU Band and still finds time for Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Last year V. P. Thompson was Prep Prexy of Alma Mater, Bear River High. Leslie Peterson is a Southern belle for the SPE s and a hard worker for the foreign students. At our Homecoming she was on the Dance Committee and co-chairman of Alpha Chi Omega’s float. Leslie’s pattern: a conscientious doer, always in the middle of a million things. Through the mud of the Utah game and a victorious football team, Connie Fuller made a victorious songleader. Another Chi Omega queen — Miss Riverdale and SPE Calendar Girl — she is also on the Civic Programming Committee and Rhythm Rhapsodies. Wally Odd is the red-haired tenor of our Uni-versitv Chorale. Already busy with the Union Board and chairmanship of an Entertainment Bureau committee, he showed Freshmen how to keep busy. Wally went to Logan High and is now a brother of Sigma Nu. Personalities Gretcl Ann Foxley likes romantic places and is from Tremonton; any connection? Studying English (her major) is not her only pastime. She is an AWS Representative, SPE Calendar Girl, on the Homecoming and Union Building Committees. To top it off. Kappa Delta Sorority. Loganites found Marjorie Eyre the perfect Vice President (three years in a row of their class.) And USU women made her their Frosh AWS Representative. A rhythm for leadership is also a rhythm for dance, Orchesis style. While Alpha Chi Omega proudly claims her. Advertising is this man’s line at USU and engineering is his major. He plays the clarinet in the band, works on the Union Board, and did the advertising for the Letterman Concert. Outstanding is the word for Jim Kearl as he had won every honor award given in his high school. Wally Gasser is right at home at Logan, coming from Logan High where he was student body president. An outdoorsman, he went to the outdoors of Park City to attend Leadership Workshop. Wally has also worked on dance committees this year. Ester Jane Peterson swept up from Salt Lake this fall and almost did the same thing to USU. Start out with Chi Omega pledge President, and Angel Flight, then add Buzzer staff, USU Orchestra and Frosh Class Secretary. Impressive? Ester Jane is. 1 Terry W. Abplanalp Alan Aekroyd Allenc Adams Kate Adams Lynn Affleck Marianne Alunan Keith Ainscough Dale Albrecht James Alcaro Judy Lynn Alder Brenda Allen Bruce Allen Carolyn Allen Elizabeth Allen Michael Allen James Alston Shauna Andersen Anthony Anderson Craig Anderson David Anderson Cary Anderson Freshmen Jerry Anderson Julie Anderson Kathleen Anderson Lamar E. Anderson Mark II. Anderson Regina Anderson Steven Anderson Janice Andrews Patricia Andrus Elaine Armstrong Mark Amcr Suzanne Arthur Barbara Artman Lyla Aspcl John Astle Walter Atkinson Jean Austin Evelyn Baud'.gard Leon J. Badger Roger Bagley Jeffrey Bahr D. L. Bailey Kathalecn Bailey Christine Bair Sue Ann Bair Linda Baker Loa Balazs J. Michael Bankhead 56 Articmissie Bunks Judy Ann Barber Linda Lee Bard well Painain Barker Cordon Barlow Janet Barlow Richard Barnhart La von Baron Barry Barrus Rod Bartholomcusz Joanne Bartlett Mary Lee Barton Ronald Bateman Ann Baty Bonnie Baxter J. Aklen Baxter Shirley Baxter Wayne Beachlcr Bruce Bean Rod Bedayn Carrie Beers Fred Bchm Susan K. Bcins Teresa J. Bolden David L. Bell Gloria Bell Michael Bellows Calleen Bennett John Benson Clinton Bentley Kay Bcratto Kenneth Bern Ann Bergencr David Bergener Janice Bergs jo Robert Beringcr Geraldine Bcmdt Christie Berrett Carolyn Bothers Margaret Beveridge Karen Bickmore James C. Bicsinger Bonnie Bills Calvin Bingham Alan Bird Deannc Bird Rick Bjerke Steven A. Black Evelyn Blaylock 57 Terry Blodgett John Bodnar Susan Hammer Sandra Bowen Ira Royal Bowler Ruth Bra eager Wayne Broadhead Helen Jo Bodily Sherlcne Bodrero Lorenzo James Bolt Susan Bowen Dorothy Bowring Jessie Broadbcnt Brenda Broberg Sam Bodily Pauline Boggess Marie Bolt Charles Bowler Cathy Boyle Steven Broadbent Delray Brown Freshmen Patricia Brown Peggy Lee Brown Tamara Brown Don A. Bryner Joseph Paul Buck Sherman R. Buck Mark D. Buckner Bonnie Budge Linda Budge R. Douglas Budge David J. Buell Doug Bullen Kent Bune Robert Burgoync Tanya Burnett Gary Bums Terri Burtenshaw Francis Burton John E. Burton Dennis A. Butler Michael Butler Jerald Bybee Susan Gill Wayne Wilson Call W'illiam Call Douglas C. Card Roberta Card Carolyn Carlson 58 Peggy Carlson Claudia Carmack Dvanne Carson Susan Carver Linda Carroll Betty ltac Casper BarIxira Jo Cavanaugh Dolores Chalmcre Lee Chambers Shauna Chandler Jan Chapman Steve Chappie Steven Don Chase LaNac Chatfield Judith Childs Ann Christensen Cindy Christensen Dean G. ClirLstenscn Elaine Christensen Cail Christensen Grcc Christensen Joan Christensen Julia Christensen Lacey Christensen Lauritz Christensen Lois Christensen Mary Christensen Phil Christensen Walter Christensen Susan Christenson Darla Christiansen Donna Christies-Janice Churchill .Sandra Clark George A. Clarke Kathy Claybrook Sandra Jean Clayson Susan Clayson Gregory Coffey Rcnac Colton Charlene Colvin Ann E. Compton Ann Conqie Linda Conover Dennis Cook Mcrilyn Cook Wayne K. Cook Annette Cooky Catherine Coombs 59 Mary .Crosby Lynn Curtis Mary Dahl Dixie Dalton Perry Datwylcr Gerakl Kicth Davies Barbara Devchamps Nikki Cross William J. Curtisy Dianne Dairies Gary' L. Damon Jerry'Dauby Clark Davis Mary Devine Fred Crostic Beverly Curfew Donna Daley Pauline B. Darky Catherine David Karen Dean Janet DeVries Darin Crump Darcy Cutler Jene Daley Diane Dart Russ Davidson Susan Denny Mary Ann Didericksen Connie J. Cooper Craig Cooper Jolcnc Cooper Lyle G. Cooper Ken Copen Betty 1 .ue Comia Alan Cottle Lynette Cowic Bruce Cowley Deneise Cowley Ruth Ann Cowley Jolynn Cox Freshmen CL Flame Craig John T. Crandall Polly- Crane Jon F. Crapo David W. Crockett Margene Crockett Penny Crockett Shirley Crofts Robert Crosble 60 Laura Dobson Dixie Dombos Linda J. Dowlianiuk Jack Draxler • Joan Duckworth Julie Ann Dunkley Zoannc Eardlcy Elizabeth Dodge Roger K. Douglas Steven Downs Lynda Drechsel Cathy Dufault James Dutson Gerald Earl. II Wayne Donaldson Edward M. Doutrc Linda Drake Rick Driver Stephen D. Dufner Dan Lynn Dyer Gail Eberspccher Susan Edmunds Calvin Edwards Louise Edwards Susan Edwards Jeanne Elggren Elaine Ellis Rita Ellis Margaret Elmer Connie Elqnist Pat El wood Bob Emery Sue Ann Erickson Julie Erspamer Dennis Evans Donald Evans Ronald Cole Evans Dale Evoy Robert A. Ewer Chris Eyre Marjorie Eyre Bryan Fairbanks Ray Fallows Bahrain Farahan Katie Fames Sharon Farnsworth Marilyn Farrell Steve Farrell Mike Ferguson 61 Judy Fidlin Nancy Field Barbara Fillmore Karma Finch Rex Firth Brenda Fisher John F. Fistcr Sherry Lyn Fivas Kristi Fonnesbeck Karen Fotheringham Ronald Fowler Gretel Foxley Robert Frame Natacha Frazier Scott D. Fuhriman Rodney Fujii Janet Kae Gardner R«xlncy Calloway Kay Lyn Gardner Keith Gamble Lois Gardner Freshmen Maty Garhan Wally Gasser Lavonna Gay Deannc Germ or Robert D. Giffin Nancy Gilbert Dennis Giles Claudia Cittens Ronald Givens Susan Glasmann Rosemary Glenn Rama Clover Keith Godfrey Allen Golding Loysann Golding Dennis Godfrey Betty Goodhue Harvey Coossens Richard Cowans Dennis W. Graham Curtis Grandy Sherry Crren Lynn Greene Margaret Grecnhalgh Jay Greenwood Anthony Gressak Candy Grimshaw Lynda Grossman 62 M. Gudmundson Gary Guernsey Kathy Gunderson Gregory Gunn Kathryn Cutkc J. Max Haderlie Kend Hadley Bob Hahn Janet G. Hailstone Shmy-Anne Haire Lynette Hale Sherilyn Hale Dan Jay Hall Kathleen B. Hall Mary Hall Anita Joy Hamilton Fred Hamilton Coreen Hammond Craig Hammond Dianne Hammond James H. Hammons Louise Hanks Coleen Hansen Dennis I. Hansen Jane Hansen Kendcll Hansen Thomas Hansen Toni Hansen Larry Haramoto Craig Lee Harasek Pam Harding John Harmon Sue Ellen Harmon Claudia Harris Lynn Harris O. Jerry Harris Ora Lynn I lams James Kent Harrop David S. 11.nston Marcia Hart Leo Hartwell Kathleen Harwood Eileen Haslam Teny Haslam Kay Moslem Carolyn Hatch Susan Kay Hatch Bonnie Kay Huuctcr Thomas Haxton 63 Michael Hayhurst Cheryl Heath Catherine Heiman Daniel Hellyer Lorinc Henderson Dour Hcndrixson Kenith Heninger Clayton Henrie Jane Henrie Steven Henrie Dwight Hess John W. Hess Chrystinc Howard Jana Higginbotham Jon Hilgcrc l.inda Hill Richard C. Hill Winnifrcd Hill Karen Hirst Michael Hocllcin Patricia Hoffman Freshmen Phyllis Hofmann Joe P. Hoggan David Holcsapplc Linda S. Holindrake Dallas Holmes Carol Holt James Richard Holt June Holt l-eah Homer Jack V. Homeyer Jay V. Homeyer Sherrey Homsvy NaDean Housley Karen Hover Joyce Howell Rod Huffaker Tom Humpherys Kathleen Hunsaker Sheldon Hunsaker Allen Hunt Hazel Dean Hunt Ruth Ann Hupp Cordon J. Hurst John Husband Karen Husband Pat Hutchison Carol Hycr Rosemary Irvine 6-4 William T. Irvine Tom Jacobsen Robert Brent James Terry Jelinek Marsha Jenkins Dennis Jensen Linda Jensen Tamara Illi Linda Jacobson Tim Jeffery Beverly Jenkins Allen Jensen Janet Louise Jensen Linda June Jensen Clyde Jackson Ross Jacobson Dana L. Jeffs E. Mortv Jenkins Carol Jensen Judith Jensen Loma Jensen Maureen Jensen Tony Carl Jensen Carolyn Jessop Dec N. Johnson Kaye N. Johnson Randall T. Johnson Linda Jordan Robert F. Jensen Wayne A. Jenson Alma lean Jcwkes Call Johnson Linda M. Johnson Rici Johnson Stephen losephson Rosemary Jensen Neal Jepsen Kenneth Lamar John Jeffrey I’. Johnson Berry V. Johnson Wayne T. Johnson Merrilccjuss Susan Jensen Susie Jes| crsen Cecelia Johnson Kathryn Johnson Ralph B. Johnson Barry Jones Lynda Sue Kalkwarf 65 Kathleen Kamcly Jim Kearl Nancy A. Keller Lynnae Kendrick Kathleen Kerr Curlye J. Kimball Colleen Kinsey Lee Kartchner Jerry Kee Dennis Kendall Richard Kendrick Leonard Kicnzlc Lloyd Eric Kindall Carol Kirkham Marcia Kaswonn Kathleen Keller Carolyn Kendell Joe S. Kennedy Karen Killpack Bruce King Sharon Kivler Freshmen Michael Kline Shirley Knibbc Kristi Koemcr Jim Kofoed Pamela Kofoed Don Kooi Robert Koralik Norman Kropf Douglas Kubalek lames Kolinsky Eileen Ruth Kysclka Diana Labmm Mike Luhcy Lucile Lamb Sherrin K. LaMont Laraine Landon Tor Landro Dorothy Large Kristine Larsen Lore no Larsen Ronald l-arsen Wanda Larsen Ann Larson Ronnie Larson Edward Latimer Marlene Laws 66 John Layton Marion Lefevrc Carolyn Sue Leggett Nancy Lee Paul Lcishman Janies Lemmon Leon M. Lemon John Lempcrle James Lcndull Jane Lconhardt Donna Cay Lewis Cary Lewis Thomas Lewis Janis Lind Linda Lindberg Glenna Lindsay Douglas Linford Lynda Linford Kent R. Linton Charlctte I.itchford Joyce Livscy Randy Lloyd Edward O. Logan Brenda Ixiosle Elaine Lott Richard Lucas David Lund Christine Lunt Jim Lyon Orlan MacDonald Sandra MacKey Fat Micro Jason Magida Thomas Maiclio Clenda Manion James L. Maples Cathy Markeson Janet Marr Lindy Marshall Connie Martin Lou Ann Martinez Mike Mason Karin Mathews Christine Mathis Shirlenr Matthews Brent Maughan Peggy Mauchley Susan Maurer Kathryn Maxfield 67 Kent McClellan Sharen McGuire Carol McMillan Hii-hard McPhie Larry Meade Judy Mcrrrll Gary Messingcr Karen McDougal Margo McKcll Ilene McMurtrey Donna M. McQuadc Brent Mccham Arva Merrill Carol Meyer Earl J. McEwen, Jr. Don McMahon L. D. McPherson Panda McQueen Jane Merrell David Mexsorsmith Marcia Meyer Freshmen Paul Michaelson Larry D. Michel) Dixie Miles Cregory A. Miller James C. Miller Roxanne Miller Kathy Milligan George Miner Cary L. Mitchell Alan Miyaxhiro Craig Moline Marie Monsen Jane Montgomery' Ralph Moody Diane M. Moore Douglas C. Moore Denise Morgan Janies Morgan Jody Morgan Sam Morris Craig Morrison Linda Mortcnscn Donald Morton Barnett Moss John Muccaleb Cliarla Mugler Cole Mullinax Marian Mullins 68 Patricia Mumford Carolyn Nason Janet Nelson Lynn Nelson Sharon Nelson Vicki Nelson Janet Ncwlwld Janet Murri Erik Nebeker Janice Nelson Reed L. Nelson Steven Nelson Helen Nerdin Mary Newey Janet Nagcli David S. Nelson Lester Nelson Rhio Nelson Toni Nelson Cathy New bold Vickie Newton Margaret Nichols Randall Nichols Donna Nickerson Joseph Nicosia Aprile Nielsen Raymond Nielsen Robert I. Nielsen Candice Nielson Roberta Nielson Clean Nishimoto Thomas Noble Sharon M. Nosack Marji Nushaum Susan Nuttall V. E. Nittall Holly Nye Sally Oberhansiy Wally Odd Emmanuel Oddoye Donna Ogden Frank Ogden Marva Ogden Kathleen Ohrt Alan Okclbcrr ' Jim Oldham Vicki Olenslager Connie Oliver Allen Ray Olsen 69 Carol Jeanne Olsen Melba Olson Glen A. Orme Lcnord Owens John Pack Ann Palfreyman Richard Parker Judy Olsen Mike Olson Carolyn Orsor Sally Pace Michael Packham David Palumbo Pat Parrish Sandra Olsen Richard Olson Georgia Ostvi Gcncanc Pack Blaine Page Melvin Parker Susan Passey 1 Freshmen Carol Patterson Margaret Payne Unda Perkes Brenda Petersen Dale Peterson Judy Peterson Jerry Petty Cheryl Patterson Juliana Pearce Daria Lyn Perkins Dixie Petersen Dixie Peterson Karen R. Peterson Patricia Petty Carry Paulson Howard Penney Janet Perkins Gregory Petersen Esther J. Peterson Leslie Peterson Harry Pcwitt Brent Payne Anthony Porfilio Mary Perkins Russell H. Petersen John Peterson Susan Peterson Mark Phelps 70 Anna Lee Phillips Kirk A, Pickett Carma Pickup John Pierce Leroy Nate Pierce Richard Pierce Janice Pinder Rene Piper Linda Pitts L. Howard Pollard John Bruce Pond Brent Popplcton Karen Porter Marsha Porter Nancy Porter Kay Prescott James E. Price Melba Arlene Price Neil V. Price Linda Prothero Bonnie J. Provost Robert D. Pugmire Charlie R. Pulvcr John Putz Richard Rallison Yvonne Randall Ellen Rasmuson Amy Rasmussen Marilyn Rawlings Steve Rawlings Jeanne Rees Charles R. Reeve Shirley Reeve Kathryn Reeves Brian Remington Lowell B. Rex Richard T. Rex Randee Richards Robbie Richards Ruth Ellen Richards Myma Richardson V. S. Richardson Hcddy Ricks Alma Rigby Helen K. Rigby Susan Rilcv Mary Anne Robbins Ronald Roberts Earlenc Robertson 71 Linda Robins Wendy Rollins Raymond D. Rose Vicki Rover Ham Russom Linda Salas Merrill Samuels David Roderick Judy Kay Romero Darrell Roskclley W. L. Rubink Kathleen Rust Allen Sammons Dec Ann Sanders Dana Louise Rogers Cretchen Ronnow Paul Ross Julie Russell Lynn C. Sagers Lynn Samsel Sophia Sandoval Freshmen DeAnn Sargent Richard Schlosser William Sargent Wayne Schoenfeld Saundra V. Saunders Edwin Schreiber Brian Schank Terry Schultz Ann Schvancveldt David Scott Erroleen Scott Margaret Scott Mary Julia Scott Karen Seamons Marcia Seamons Zola Sessions Nitinkumae Shah Jacqueline Sharp William D. Shaw N’iel Shelton Winda Sholes Jim Short Roger Shurtz Rose M. Siegel Maradee Siler Karl Simmons Suzanne Simmons JoAnn Simper 72 Dennis Simpson Kelly Slade Cheryl Smith Darlene K. Smith Larry Smith Marjic Smith Sondra Lee Smith Rose Ann Sinclair Susan Slager Cloyce Smith Donald Smith Linda'H. Smith Ron Smith Catherine Snipe Vickie Siqueiros Owenna Slaugh Connie Smith Gerald R. Smith Lynnette Smith Ronald A. Smith Ronald Snipe lames Sommers David Sorensen David A. Sorensen Wayne Souza Marie Spackman Stanley Spencer David Stansberry Daniel Stapelinun Jean Stauffer David N. Steams Barbara Steed John Steele Kent D. Stephens Anita Stettler Margo Lee Stevens Betsy Stevenson Jerry Stevenson Maxine Stewart Pat Stoifa Ray Stoker Daniel Stone Paul E. Stover Pat Ross Strieby Mary Jane Stringaui Scott Strong Linda Stryker Paul James Stuart Paula Stuck! 73 Sherry Summers Tony Sutcliffe Brew Sutherland Edwin H. Swapp Dale Sweat John Sweetman Janice Swenson Kurtis Tackett Antoinette Taggart Boh Takekawa Donna Taylor Yvonne Taylor Adele Taylor Camille Taylor Darlene Taylor Dayna Rac Taylor Conan Taylor Gregory Taylor Michael Taylor Elizalseth Theurer Jett Theurer Freshmen Sydney Theurer Karen I. Thomas Bichard Thomas Sally Thomas Annahelle Thompson Annette Thompson Conley Thompson Donna Thompson Doug Thompson Rulon Thomson Chloe Thorpe Thom Thurbcr Pamela Thurston Mary Alice Timmins Douglas Tingey Geniel Tingey Julia Ann Tippetts Lana Tippetts Leah Tippetts Allen Todd Marie Tolinnn Nanette Tout Terry Trane Ehiine Trinnaman Howard Trotter Heno- Kwai-Hoi Tsc Jay Tuddenkam David A. Turner 74 Steve Turner Tamra Turner Janet Tuttle Thomas T uveson George Usher Carol VanAusdul Susan Vance Marilyn Van Dyke Richard Van Orlen Paul Venner Janet Vernon David Vickers Mary Louise Vigh Kelly Vining Judy Vosburg Royal KAVaddoups Robert K. Wadley W. Eugene Wagstafl Chris W'alberg Mary E. Waldron Beverly Walker Cheryl Walker Anita Wnlz Mary Ward Orvetta Warren William T. Watkins Craig A. Watts Mervin Weeks Karen Lyn Walker Adele Ward Richard Ward Stephen Washburn Raymond Watrin Steven Watts Dorothy Welch James H. Walker l.inda Ward Claudia Wardlc Katherine Watkins Sandra Watson Lynda Weaver Dianna Wells Lauri Walton Lorene Ward Deanne Warren Kathleen Watkins Barlxira Watts C. Richard Wedig Steve Wells 75 Robert E. West Becky Ann Weston Barbara Wheatley Deanna Whitaker Patricia L. Whitaker Ronald Whitaker John White Kristen L. White Roger White Sandra White Sherry White Terry White Jcniel Whitey Jay Wilde Mao1 Wilkinson Carolyn Whiting Sara Adell Wilhelm Kent R. Williams Dwain F. Wilde David Wilkin Nadine Williams Freshmen Stephen Williams Terry Williams James Wilson Janet Wilson 76 Marcia Wilson Judith Winger Lynda Winkler Thayne Wiser T. Lynn Wiser Sydney Withers John H. Woffinden Susan Woffinden Gail Womack Kathy Wood Kent Wood Nanette Wood Marge Yerbury Deanna Young Joan Young Judy Rae Zenger Conrad Zever Donna J. ZollingcT Ruth Ann Zollingri Trudy Zollinger Jonathen Woods Vicki Woodward Julie Wray Norman Tao Boon Wu Diane Wyatt Richard D. Yancey Dianne Yearsley Patty Yeates Sophomore Officers Fred Passey President Kathy Bushnell Adele Ward Vice President Secretary Sophomores Sophomore Class Secretary is Adele Ward’s biggest job on campus, but she does not stop with that. Adele has a terrific artistic talent that she uses to design sets for assemblies and dances, and she is uependable to carry them out. Charming and poised are the words for Adele. Speak of entertainment and up pops Doug Brcnchley, especially if it is with a capital ‘E’ and with a ‘Bureau' behind it. Doug is President of the Entertainment Bureau, member and past president of the Balladiers, in the University Chorale, and Delta Phi Kappa songleader. That is USU’s musical minstrel. Kathy Bushnell is attractive, cute, and collected. Besides that she is popular. She won the Sophomore Vice Presidency and is conscientiously doing a full load of work for the class. Kathy is a Kappa Delta, in Angel Flight, and was an SPE Calendar Girl last year. Bonnie Allen’s poise and beauty won for her the title of USU Homecoming Queen. And besides having the charm of a queen. Bonnie is pep and go nerself. The amazing energy she shows at games proves why she is head song-leader. Bonnie is a Kappa Delta. D. Blake VVride is a returned missionary, Delta Phi Kappa. Last year he was on the Frosli Class Council, UB Hospitality Committee and later chairman. This year Blake is UB Executive Chairman of Personnel. Genuine and personable are the words for Blake. Personalities Second Year Buzzer Personality, Dianne Peterson is buzzing around as yearbook editor. An Alpha Chi Omega, Dianne is also secretary of the American Student Academy and in Alpha Lambda Delta. Confusion is the watchword of Buzzer editors as this former Sponsor can say. Christie Smith’s favorite pastime is studying — even while doing the dishes. Her accomplishments: Publicity, Rhythm Rhapsodies, Mother's Weekend, Homecoming, and Leadership Workshop Committees: AWS and Freshmen Councils; AWS Publicity Manager; Angel Flight and Chi Omega. By the way, she has a 4.0. Fresh from across the ocean, England way, as a returned missionary, Steve Blaser found the job of UB Spring Quarter Chairman for himself. He is a Sigma Chi, debator. Homecoming and Jr. Prom worker. Steve is a personable, eligible, good looking guy — or so he told the Buzzer staff. And we believe him. Sophomore and Education Senator — quite a distinction and Larry Michaelson owns it. He has worked on the Junior Prom — though not a junior (he must be looking ahead), Dance and Assembly Committees, Festival of Creativity; and he sings in the Delta Phi Kappa Chorus. Dark-haired Rosemarie Wabel is an active worker for the Union Program. Last year she was on the Dance Committee and this year graduated to the big job of a monthly chairman. Making herself worthwhile, she has worked on the Institute Council and International Days. Kathleen Abrams Linda Acklin Alyson Adams Galen Adams Leanne Adams Leon J. Adams Lloyd R. Adams Marcia Adams Robert Adamson Jack Aldrich Bonnie J. Allen Jolcnc Allen Myma Allen Arlene Anderson Dan M. Anderson Delmar Anderson Don Anderson Doug Anderson James P. Anderson Janet Anderson Linda Anderson Sophomores Ronald Aoki Kathy Armstrong Gowhar Ashraf Elizabeth Atkinson Rex Gary Atkinson Blaine Austin Carl Bachmann Margaret Bull Cheryl Ballard George Bankhead Delon Barfuss Ircta Barfuss Reed Barker Mary Sue Barlow Brenda Bateman Linda Bateman Meric D. Batty Duane Baugh Peggy A. Baugh Blaine Baum Beverly Baxter Tonya Baxter Mary L. Beckstrai Larry Beebe Samira Beesley 80 Laync Bclliston Jeannette Bench I our1as Bennett LuAnn Bennion Steve Benson Madilyn Berg M. V. Berrett William D. Bertolio Mux Bessinger W alter Best F. Ivan Beutler Paul Beyer Edward Bildcrbach Cail Bingham Ladonna Black Stephen Blaxer Burke A. Bodily Karen Boggs Martha Bona Bruce Bosley Hex Bowles Pat Brenchlcy David Brest Arnold Brobcrg James Brown Robert C. Brown Steven K. Brown Gregory Buczynski Marcia Bullars Bonita Burtenshaw Kathleen Bushnell Kay Butler Marilyn Butler Carla Rae Call Rotdo Lee Call Susan Call Jeneune Campbell John L. Canfield Betty Capcncr Bryce Dean Card Rulon Duane Carlile Wilma Faun Carlile Kathleen Carlisle Jack H. Carlson Biao Chang Diane Chard Gayla Christensen James Christensen Jane K. Christian 81 Kathy ChrivtofFerscn Ralph Chun Mary Christophersen Marilyn Clifford J. L. Chruma Tim J. Clow Carolcc Clyde Wallace Cole William R. Compton Val Cooley Dennis Comclison Carol Cohurn Tanya Collins Mardon Connelly Frankie Coomcr Nadine Cox TcriColc Lynn Aldene Cornish Kathleen Conrad Nadine Cope Dave M. Crockett Sophomore Jana Croft Cary D. Cunningham Lloyd G. Cushnie Keith Daglcy Dennis Dana James Daniels Beth Dart Kathy Davies Dean W. Davis I-ouisc Degn Ha Mae Dickson Robert C. Donaldson Bruce Douglas Dennis Draney Alice Dunning Richard T. Ebert Linda Egan Jimmie Eliason Carol Elliott Carol D. Elliott Carl Elwood Julia England Barry 3 Rondo Erickson Roy Willard Esplin 82 Dean L. Evans Vicki Ev.mv Faith Fessenden Kathy Flanagan Lynn D. Forsberg Dean B. Freeman, Jr. Cheryl Fuhrfman Karolce Evant Fred 1-arjami David C. Finley Greg I.. Flint Lynene Fowers Edward J. Friery Frank Fuhriman Peggy M. Evans Richard Ferguson DeeAnn Fisher Jerry Forsberg Carolyn Franklin Jus to Pastor Knit os James Folks Shirlce Ann Gee Kathy Cesscl Tom Gibbons Sherrie Glenn Kathy Gailey Karen Galli Sharon Gardner Lawrence B. Glover Nylene Gorringc Nolu Green Charlie Cuy Rick L. Gold John Cotfrcdson Evans Greenland Brent Hacking Reneal Coldsberry Sandra Graves R. Cudmundson Kent Hackley Sally Hahn Lynctte Hall Ken Hamherg Roger K. Handy Maggie Hanohann Barbara Hansen Carl S. Hansen Carl Hansen Earl Hansen 83 Brent Hanson Cheryl Hanson Bobby Harder Danny L. Harris Stephen Harris Karen Hart Dixie Harvey Lynda Haycock Stanley Hayes Sam Haymes Robert Haywood Ruby Heaton Marilou Heineken Ron Hellstem Kathy Hendricks Kaye Henry Doris Hensen Charles C. Hess Sylvia Marie Hiatt Paul Hibbard Marie HiRR Sophomores Sue Hill Harold Hinton Jerry Lee Hofer Marti Hofifte Tina Hollands Robert Hood Stephen Hoth H. R. Hoyt Judy Hunter Jeanette Hurst Dawn Ivie Winnie Holinstead Jacquelyn Hooper Dennis Howard Roy HuRie Lee Ford Hunter Don Lee Hylin M™ly lam Marie Holtman Jerry Wayne Hoopes Susan Kay Howell Robert Hull Paula Hurd Mie Ito Diane Jackson 84 Lany Jacobsen Shirley Jasperson Karen Jensen Marlene Jensen Reunell Jessop Dale D. Johnson Johnnie Johnson Carolyn James .Margaret Jennings Linda V. Jensen Richard L. Jensen Irene Jonanson Irene Johnson Marianne Johnson Kelly James Faye J L. Jensen Margaret Rac Jensen Sandra Jensen Janis John Jay Johnson Joseph E. Johnston Janie Jones Linda Jones Mabel Jones Donna Kaiser Mark Karle Lynn Kay Bettie S. Keotch Mary Susan Keller Drew Kendell Carol Knight Robert Kolan Eric Leroy Lampile Reed Larsen Sharon Laub Ruth Kelly Mnhseu Khadem Dennis Lee Knisely Dennis Krionderis Shirley Lance Royce Larsen LnWana Law Vicki Kelly Kris Kimball James Kohler John Lamb Jim H. Larsen Kathy Larson Gerald J. Lawson 85 Robert J. Lcatham Donna J. Lefevre A! Lemon Reeky Leonard Ann Lewis Thomas Uvfnxston David J. Logan Dixie Loosli Snllic Lovell lay R. Low Delon H. Madsen Linda Lee Mair Jo Ann Mangsgurd Jay Marehant Jan Martin Gartli Mather Gloria Mauehlev Lindy Maxwell Greg McClarren Patsy McGracken Kathleen McGregor Soph om ores Sheryl McKenzie Lin McPherson Kay McQuivcy Dianne Sleeker Carolyn Mcmmett Robert Meredith Susan Mester James Meyer Larry K. MiehaeLen Clair E. Miles Scott Miles Rarbara Miller Dyar Miller Judee L. Miller Marie Milner Robert H. Miner Suzanne Mitchell Randall Moore John Murdoch Alarik Myrin Donald Naruse Lon Ncbcl Michael P. Nelson Roger Ncwswander Spencer G. Nichols 86 Sue Nickerson Richard Nielsen Karen Nordt Eddie Oaks K. Cherry Orme Dennis Pointer Max Parkinson Sheila Niederhnuscr Ronald Nielsen Velva Norton Robert Olsen Stephanie Osenburg R. Louise Palmer Jean Parrish Mary Kathy Nielsen Vicki Noble Judy Nunn Rosemary Olsen Lynn K. Packer Don Parkinson Kathryn Parson Candace Pas tore Catherine Patrick Jim Paulk Vicki Lee Peacock Glenda Pehrson E. LaMar Penovich Luann Pcnovich Patricia Ann Perry Leslce Petersen Martha Peterson Paul Petterbori; Maurice Pitcher Neil Poulscn Merlin Price James C. Petersen Robert A. Petersen Robyn Peterson Fred Petlingill Susan Poison Linda Price R. L. Price Katherine Petersen Dianne Peterson Shannon Peterson Bruce Pitcher Lynn G. Potts I.unnna Price Jaren Pugin ire 87 Douglas Humphrey I.uAnn Purser Linda Quayle Cary Rawlings Billie L. Rcdington Samuel Curtis Reed Mary Reeder Kay Rees Barbara Reid David William Rich Carolina Richards Lawrence Rigby Manny Rizzuto Dewey Roberts Laurel Robertson Alta Robinson Theresa Robinson Marsha Ann Rollins Susan Rosenbaum Vickie Sanders Junior Sato Sophomores Loni Sawyers Brian Schaible Reynold L. Schenck Jean Schicss Peggy Schultz Stephanie Schultz Sandy Schwarz Max W. Seamons D. C. Shah Sally Shields Francine Shobe Paul Shriber Christie Smith Connie Sue Smith Eldend Smith Grant I.. Smith James Smith John A. Smith, Ir. tarry D. Smith Linda Jane Smith Linda Marine Smith Marilyn Smith Robert B. Smith Ruth Smith Sue Ann Smith 88 Donna Smithies Perry Sorenson Thomas L. Spencer Kathleen Steffen Julie Ami Stewart Fred Stiver James Stuart William Sodcrborg J. Steven Soulier Pamela Karen Steed Dixie Stephens Sheila Stewart Paula Vec Stokes Margie Sum id a Karma Sonne Lana Kay Spencer Carol Steffen Sheila Stephens Thomas Stewart Bruce Stransky Cheryl Sunada Sheila Sunuda Bichard T. Swain Linda Sylvester Gail Tanner John W. Taylor Ralph E. Taylor. Jr. Rhenon Taylor Jerry L. Thain Jan Paul Thomas T. Brent Thomson Judy Tolman Yvonne Tripp April Tsuya Alan David Turner Burke Thcurcr Pete Thomas Karla Thornton Ronald C. Tolman Kaaren Troscth Clark B. Tucker Judy Turner Chris Thomas Ceorge Thompson Ron Tobler Jerry Torbensen Kathleen Turman Scherclyn Tullis Myra B. Ullman 89 Susan Valentine Richard Vanausdal Douglas Vaughan Rik Vernon B. P. Vincent Raymond C. Vogel Rosemarie Wabel Joseph H. Waddell Olive G. Waddoups l.inda Wakley Anita Waldron Paulette Walker Adele Ward Judy L. Wan! Gerry Watson Sandra West Jana Whitehead Leslie Whitney Ross Wilde Dick Willardson Cary Williams Soph om ores John D. Williams Wayne G. Williams Kern Williamson Dennis H. Wilson Kathy Wilson Carol Woodward Robert J. Wuest Judi Ycatcs Lawrence B. Young Annette Wise Susan Jean Woolums Gayle Yamasaki IJnda Yocum Richard Young William R. Wood D. Blake Wride Joanne Yamasaki Don A. Young Daniel Zawynicha 90 Pam Meals Secretary Kent Colton Cheryl Smith President Vice President Junior Coming from a family of many Smiths, this Smith, Cheryl Diane Smith, even calls her sister Smith. Through her mischievous smile, green eyes, and brown hair, Cheryl manages to be a busy Junior Class Vice President, Homecoming Queen First Attendant, and a Sponsor. Cheryl is a Kappa Delta. Big Bodo Fritzen is about as strong and tall as they come. He is the goalie for our soccer team, and he kayak-raced in the Olympic games. Of German nationality, Bodo is also as nice as they come. He is a member of the select Blue Key honorary and the Delta Phi Kappa returned missionary fraternity. One day last spring was a big one for Pam Meals. All in one day she won the office of Junior Class Secretary and the title of Forestry Queen for this year. The Sigma Xu's chose her for their Sigma Nu Girl, and at Christmas she had a great time playing Santa for them—beard and all. Pam is a Chi Omega. Females of USU unite!” leader of women, Gloria Christenson, might call as she puts on her armor to prepare to organize Women’s Days or Mother's Weekend. And it takes it. says Gloria, AWS President. She is well qualified for the job as she was Vice President last year. Along with AWS she is also a Senator. Singer Janet Thompson likes to win beauty contests: this years Engineering Queen and Homecoming Queen attendant. Janet shows her “smarts” by being in Phi Kappa Phi scholastic honorary. She sings with the Delta Phi Kappa Girls’ Trio and was last year’s Varsity Show chairman. Janet is a Kappa Delta Personalities Feminine and quiet Kathryn Peterson can still release the pep to lx? a songlcader. She likes to lx‘ called by her full name — Kathryn — but won't get angry if you don't. “Kathy' was on the AYVS Council and was a student advisor for frosh orientation, on the Intellectual Days Committee. She is an Alpha Chi Omega. Last year: Lund Hall President, Dance Committee Chairman, and Spur. This year: ASUSU Administrative Vice President and American Student Academy. Does Janet Kerohcr ever rest? N'ot her, alwavs busy, organized, and precise; Janet throughout her career has worked on Homecoming, Woman’s Week, and caught herself a diamond. Kent Colton always has a smile and a twinkle in his eye. No, he is not Santa Claus, but he is nice enough to be. Last spring Kent advertised “Kent Satisfies Best” and won the Junior Class Presidency. President Colton has worked on many committees; he is a member of Senate and Sigma Chi. Mr. Carr Campbell, Landscape Architect. Carr hopes to have that title someday for real. Showing his great creative talent and leadership by chairmaning the Landscape Division of the Festival of Creativity and being president of the Landscape Club, Garr was also Union Council Fall Quarter Executive Chairman. People wonder about Carol Raymond, the girl with the true blue beauty mark — how she can be so talented, so fun. so busy and still not be conceited. She is or has been: Soph Vice-President, Delta Phi Kappa Dream Girl, a Buzzer sub-editor and Personality, Balladier, all-campus talent winner, and an Alpha Chi Omega. Juniors Donald Earl Abbott Lein Adair Jack Adam John Adams Vaughn Affleck Hyacinth Akalaonti Carol Allen David Allen Grant L. Allen ltee.se Andersen Brent W. Anderson Dora Jean Anderson Gale L. Anderson Janet Anderson Lamar Anderson Robert Anderson Susie Anderson John K. Archibald Roger Arnell Earlcne Arnold Marsha Ard Jackie Asay John Ashurst Blanche Astle Jennet Atkinson David K. Austin GIcnnU Avcrctt Jeanne Bachman Alan John Bair Robert B. Baker Janice Ballard Brent Barfuss Larry K. Barfuss Linda Barlow John Russell Bamis Tcny Bastian Claudia Beck Ronnie Beck Kenneth Belka Rodney Bergholm Sue Barnes Marilyn Barrus Lynn Batterman Judy Beck Linford Beckstmnd Bonnie Benson Bruce Bemtson 94 Joyce Bcmtson Fat Billings Cary Bingham Richard E. Bin! Arlis Bischofi Marilyn Blackham James F. Blackwood Jeanette Blanchard Raymond Bleesz Odell Bodrero Robert W. BonncII Verna Jean Boyer Robert Brady Mickey Bremer Paul Blaser Carolyn Bodrero R. W. BonncII Lee E. Bowman D. A. Bradshaw Joan Bragonje Douglas Brenchlcy Kathr 'n Broadhead Eileen Brockman Donuld Bruemmer Susan Bunnell William Burdock Robert Burnham Timothy Burr Michael Brodwater Cheryl Brown Vcm B. Bmggeman David Burden Paul Burnette Janet Burr Janet Burt Claudia Burton Margaret Butikofer Montana Butterfield Barbara Bybec Lloyd Bybee Ruth Bymc Owen Caldwell Lawrence Burton Julie A. Butler Jay Buzianis Blair Bybec Jerry Kay Byrd Colon Glen By water Ronald B. Call 1 95 Juniors H. Scott Cameron Carr Campbell Victor Brent Cannon Joan Capener Colleen Carpenter Claudia Caravan Sheldon J. Case Joel R. Casey Robert Bruce Cefalo Connie Checked Kenneth Christensen LaVcm Christensen Camille Carter Frank J. Caserta Karen Casteel Ronald Cefalo John Chipman LaRee Christensen Norman Christensen Cloria Christenson Kirk Clark Marilyn Clayton Charlotte Cochran Mary Beth Coltrin Helen Cooley Elaine Cooper Curma Hazel Clark Nadine Clay Judy Clever Kent Colton Mike Connor Eileen Coombs Lorry Cooper Linda Cooper Cheryl Cordon Sue Crisficld Tom CulliRan jaeklynn Cutler Nadn Jean Dahlke Boyd Dansie Stanley A. Cooper Bob Crane Kenneth Crow! Brian Cunninfthame Gloria Czcpelka Richard V. Daniels Jay DarrinRton 96 ■1 Scott Douglass Chad Downs Dennis Draper Mike Dryden R. Durrell Duce Beverly Duncan Davis Dunn Sylvia Douglass Marianne Drokullch Judy Draper Kenneth Dubois DiAnn Duke JoAnne Duncan Robert N. Dunn Eunice K. Durfee Walter Durtschi Cary V. Earl C. W. Ebersole Roberta Edwards A. Laron Ehlert Jim Ellis Rhctt Durfee Don L. Earl Keith Eberhard George Eckhnrdt David E. Egbert I-awrence B. Ehlert Clifford Elsmore Joseph A. Elsinore M. Emralshaool Dale D. Envmingor MiloErekson Stephen Faulkner Carol K. Feichko R. L. Findlay Sharon Elwell Lucille England Steven Eppich Dave Erickson Cheryl Fehlman William O. Field Carol Firth 97 Juniors John Fiscella Charlotte Folkman John Frank Follett Forrest Fonnesbeck Phyllis Forsey Dennis W. Fortier Blaine Fuhriman Pam Gardner Ann Gee Cary Ray Gibbons Jerry Ciles DeAnn Cittins Maxine Francisco John S. Fuller, Jr. Carl Carskc Marilyn Gee Carolyn Gibson Robert Gitlin Terrell Gladwin Sue Ann Godderidgc Sharia Godfrey Chcri Goodin Roy GorTell Diane Crotegut Steven Gunderson Hal Hale Erik Godfrey Leola Goff Elizabeth Gorham David Crcenwood Kathy Crover Dennis Hakanson Evan Hall Judy Hall Louise Hammond Connie Hansen Julie Hansen Todd Hansen Jeanne Hanson Douglas Hardman Edmund Hammond Donald Hanks Donice Hansen Marilyn Ann Hansen E. Kaye Hanson John Hanson Charles Hards 98 Boh Harris LaMont Harris Robert C. Harris Ruth Harris Allen Harrison Douglas Harwood Pamela Harwood Richard Haycock Paul Heckman James Curtis Helton Clive Henderson Janet Hendricks Leo C. Heugly Wade Lee Hill Anthony G. Heaton Linda Heikkila Trudy Hemmert Paul Henderson Douglas Hesse Arthur Iligley Yvonne Hill Roberts HiUs Ann Himes Raymond K. Hinton Loran Hirschi Koral Jeane Hobbs Gordon Hogan Carolyn Holt A. J. Hiltenbrand Harry Hinman Doreen K. Hirschi Cheryl Hitt Ann Hoffman Judith Hogan Leo Hovinga Ernest Huffman Gloria Hunsaker Karren Huppi Terri lyn Irvin R. Douglas Jackson Robert James Kent Jensen Jane Hughes Larvis Hunting Lesley Inouyc Lynda Ivory Sterling Jacobson Diane Jensen Lynn Jensen 99 Juniors Patricia Jensen Toni Lynne Jeppson Jonathan Jcpscn Nancy Jewkes Barbara Johnson Diane Johnson Linda Johnson Wynn Johnson Karen Jones Jav Jorgensen Phyllis Jorgensen Dennis Julien Moris Kahili Hossein Kalantari Douglas C. Kapke Diane Kearl Gordon C. Keetch Joseph L. Keller It. Eileen Kelsey Norma Kcnison Gary Kensmoc Michael Key Geraldine King Larry H. Klein man Edith Knighton Steven Kohler Mike Kennedy Janet Keroher Terry Kidd Lynda Kirby Gayle Knibbe Warren Kobayashi Bussell Koncar Edward Kor dorfei Richard Kosut James Langford Beetle I irsen David Larsen Suzanne Larson William Larson Carlo Lemon Howard Lewis Michael Lilley Donna Lindsey Dennis Jay Linton Sherry Ixmgnutkl Gaylen Dec Looslc 100 Curtis Loosli Brent C. Lovell Richard J. Low Karen Lowe David Luthy Stuart Luttfch Robert Lyon Jtna Mace John Magleby Phil Markham Alan Masumura Ralph B. Maughnn Salim Mawani Dorothy McArthur John Maestrelli Krixman Malik Patrick Martinez Edith Matthews Dee Ann Maurer Mary Lee Mays Michael L. McBraycr Patrick McCill Robert K. McKinney Suzanne McMaxter Judy McPhie Jose A. Mendez Darla Merrill Dennis Mich nelson Ronald L. McKirn Dennis McLanc Kathleen McPhee Alice Jo McQueen Lynn Mcrrell Orrin Merrill Steve Nlickelscn E. Kent Miller Sharon Miller Marion C. Minor Marvin Mobbs LaVaun R. Monson Jovce Ann Moore Tom J. Moore Keith Miller Margie Mills Dixie Mitchell Ron K. Mollcr David Montgomery Kenneth Moore Jylene Morgan 101 Juniors Richard Morris Mary Jo Morrison Molly Morrison Wendell Morse Barry Mortenson Charlyn Moser Mary Jane Moss Fred W. Manning Jim Murphy Linda Ncish Garth S. Nelson Pat Nelson Darlene Moss Rose Moulton Dour Murphy Ray Nance Denise Nelson Kay Nelson Christine Newman Robert Newswander Terr)1 Nlederhauser Douglas Nielsen Linda O. Nicholls Nancy Nicffencgger Dean Nielson Elaine Nielson Larita Nish Frank Noel Dorothy Nuttall Willard Nyman Willis Oakes Loraine Oberhansly Allen Ogden Mary Oldham David Olsen Larry James Olsen Janet Osborne Lyle J. Packer Cecelia Paiva Pat Parker Julie Oldroyd LaRee Olsen Marilyn Olsen Margaret Owen Richard Packer Dennis A. Parker Gayle Parkinson 102 Clunys Parkinson Alan Parrish Marcia Parrish Douglas Parry Shcrma Parson Glen Partridge Brian Patton Ronald Peckenpaugh Mary Perry Ann Peterson M. Diane Peterson Patricia Peterson E. Bart Pettcrson Bonnie I. Pitt Alfred Pelot George H. Pctcmcl Chester Peterson Nancy Peterson Bill Pctrunich Annette Pinder Penny Plant Katie Jean Price Polfi Proffit Ed Prunckun Donna Quadercr Kent V. Radford John G. Radrinski Myma Randall Floyd Rasmussen L. Brent Plowman Nancy Poole Antoine Powell Sharlenc Polvadore Sandra Pope John Powell Shirley Rasmussen Thomas Raunig Carol Rayinoml Susan Read Thomas E. Reese Onalec Reeve Kuulei Reid Ronald Cordon Rice Trudy Rich Rosemary Roberts Gall Robertson Melvin John Robey Gerald T. Robinson Sheila Robinson 103 Juniors Carol Ann Rock Sharon Rock Clifford Rockstcad Carole Jean Rodman Anne Rogers Ronald G. Rogers Susan Ruth Ryser Carl H. Sakaki Stephen J. Salatti Rangsan Sammasut David S. Sant Suzanne Sargent A. Sathyanarayana Darrel V. Sauder Sharon Schmidt Richard Schreyer Ken Schwarz Julie Seal Garold Seamons Carol See Ronald Sessions Teri Shields Arthur Simms John T. Skinner Bonnie Smith Dawn Smith Gladys Seely Bruce Shields Judy Short Harinder Singh Arvol Smith Cheryl Smith Douglas J. Smith Lane D. Smith Marsha Smith Susan Smith John R. Snook Dcanno Sorensen Joann Spencer Kathleen Squire Linda Smith Stephen Smith Kendall D. Snarr Mansoor Solaimani Calvin B. Sorenson Sidney Spencer Sheridan Starnpley 104 Mark B. Stevens Melvin L. Stewart Shirl H. Stewart Spencer E. Stucki George Studinski Masayoshi Sumida Charles Sunderland Allen Ssyalborg Elroy Taylor Kay Taylor Spencer Taylor JeffThalman Mark F. Thomas Sherman Thomson Denzel Taylor Cary L. Taylor Nancy L. Taylor Warren R. Tew Kathleen Thomas Tamara Thomas Jeffrey T. Thorpe Shirlene Thurston Rodgers Todd Phil Toone Cary Tucker Carol Tussing Nancy Urbaniak Robert VanSweden Kathleen Tingey Marian Tolley Kathic Transtriun Jan Turner Jane Ungricht Ruth Vanderbeek Kathleen Varley Herman P. Ventura C. Brent Wallis Lois Walton Clark Wangsgard Mary Ionise Ward Adonna Watkins Jeffrey Watkins Michael Vick Carolyn Waklron Carolee Wangsgaard LaRene Ward Douglas Watanabc Elsa Watkins Marilyn Watkins 105 Juniors Marilyn Wheelwright Grant W. Widmer Ralph Wilkcy Clarence Williams John David Wimmor Paul T. Winn JoAnn Woodruff Bclva Whitbeck Mcrlynn Wilkcr Arnold Wilkins Pamela E. Wilson Skip Winger JudyWoo l Sharon Woodward Linda Wright Victoria Wu Patricia Yamamoto Dennis Yamasaki Boyd J. Yancey David Wayne Young Dorothy Zollinger 106 Senior Officers Carolyn Poole Secretary Brent Robinson Sandy Scott President Vice President Senior “I'm all smiles, clarlin' ” beams Paula White-house everywhere she is. With such comments as “Do you take your own cows?” she keeps the Senate lively. Paula is the Humanities Senator. A Chi Omega, she has been on AWS and Panhellenic Councils; A-Days, Intellectual Stimulation, and Leadership Workshop Committees. Always coming up with a joke or funny that relieves a tense moment, Steve Stathis is a refreshing one to have around. Steve courted this year with the large order of Student Body Cultural Vice President. Steve has worked on the Junior Prom and Homecoming in the past years, and is a member of Delta Phi Kappa. This year’s Senior Class Secretary is Carolyn Poole. Quiet and refined, Carolyn has always worked in student activities. She was Hello Week chairman, worker on Homecoming, in both Angel Flight and Sponsors, and attendant to Delta Phi Kappa Dream Girl. Carolyn is a Kappa Delta. Sandy Scott and her qualifications: Swing Sing chairman. Rhythm Rhapsodies, Greek Week, Spurs, Entertainment Bureau, Chi Omega, Who's Who, American Student Academy, Sigma Phi Eta, Alpha Sigma Nu, and Senior Class Vice President. On top of it all she was married this year. Anything gentle, up-right, kind, typifies Sandy. Brent Robinson has long experience in Senate. Last year he was an Independent Senator and this year Brent represents, in Senate and elsewhere, the Senior Class as president. A married man, Brent has been, on the Engineering Council and in Sigma Tan, the engineering honorary, a member of Blue Key, and a Delta Phi Kappa. Personalities Lee Roderick has the prestigious political power of Student Body President this year. One can recognize him by his white sweater that says President on it. Like a true politician, Lee is always everywhere talking to everyone. Lee is in American Student Academy, Who’s Who, a former Student Life editor, and a Sigma Nu. Student Body Business Vice President Paul Norton has figures and balance sheets in red and black running through his mind most of the time. A most likeable and admired person, Paul's past and present laurels include Business Senator, Whos Who, Blue Key, Delta Phi Kappa, Alpha Kappa Psi, Publications and Fine Arts. Four memberships in outstanding honoraries testify to the abilities of Anne Scoville. She is in Alpha Sigma Nu, Sigma Phi Eta, Who’s Who, and American Student Academy. Anne was Student Body Secretarv the first part of the year; then wedding bells rang, and USU lost her. Anne is a Chi Omega. Subtly satirical and always humorous is the enlightenment of the occasionally-appearing “Smithereens” in Student Life. The author is Sheryl Smith, an independent’s independent. Sheryl is in Sigma Phi Eta and American Strident Academy. Fin© Arts Publicity Chairman and Blue Book editor. She is, of course, an Independent Senator. A member of the real West — cowboy boots complete — is Chad Winn. Chad was president of the Rodeo Club and competed in that rough n' readv sport. Displaying a home-spun humor throughout, he has worked on Leadership Workshop, Frosh orientation, and been a Personality. This year Chad is an Independent Senator. Seniors no O. Brent Abbott Larry Abplanalp Corinne Adamek Doris B. Adamson Bus. and Social Science Education Humanities and Arts Education Sharron Lee Allen David Altinann Carolyn Joy Andersen La Dawn Anderson Lennis Ray Anderson Milton M. Anderson Education Bus. and Social Science Education Education Science Education Pat Anderson Ross K. 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Dean Birch Hcher C. Black Dee Anna Blackburn Judy R. Blanpicd Grant Wayne Boam James Bodic Bus. and Social Science Education Humanities and Arts Science Science Agriculture Thomas Abbot Boender David J. Bouck Gerald Bowcutt J. Edward Bowden Pamela Bowen James L. Boynton Bus. and Social Science Engineering Bus. and Social Science Bus. and Social Science Humanities and Arts Natural Resources E. Leroy Brady John I-ee Brady Jackie Brcinholt Joann Bridge DeAnn Broadbent Lee S. Broadbcnt Humanities and Arts Education Education Science Bus. and Social Science Science Gary K. Brooks Owen Brower Glen Brown Mary Brown Anita Budge Bruce Budovec Engineering Bus. ami Social Science Agriculture Humanities and Arts Education Education 111 Seniors John Built William Burgi Stephen Joe Burnt Ronald Dee Burt Bus. and Social Science Bus. and Social Science Agriculture Agriculture J. Fred Christensen Science J. Lane Christensen Humanities and Arts Kent Christensen Education Linda K. Christensen Roger Christensen Bus. and Social Science Bus. and Social Science Ruth H. Christensen Education William O. Cain Robert 1). Campbell Karla Carlson Barbara Carmack Kathleen Carter Piero Cascrta Engineering Engineering Humanities and Arts Bus. and Social Science Education Agriculture Judith Burton Education I.onell Burton Engineering II. Kent Butikofer Linda S. Butler Bus. and Social Science Education W. E. Buxton Engineering Dale Buzzcll Agriculture Neldon Casper Science Rudy Castruita Education Marianne Chambers N. Jerry Chaltcrton Family Life Natural Resources Ellis Cheney Education Shi-tung Chou Engineering Akhduqur R. Choudhury Engineering Kuang-Chi Chow Science Dean Christensen Engineering Janet Christensen Education Jessie Christen Bus. and Sociul Science Boyd Christensen Bus. and Social Science 112 Ted Christensen Tonya Christensen Aldis Joel Christie, Jr. William Civish Larry P. Clark Roger C. Clark Humanities and Arts Bus. and Social Science Agriculture Natural Resources Education Engineering Delano E. Chaymorc Robert Cobb Edward Cockerill Carolyn Cohoon Larry Coleman Lynn Holton Codings Natural Resources Engineering Engineering Education Bus. and Social Science Science CarToll Ann Cornish Joseph Cornish Caren Condic Allan M. Cook Willard Stott (x ok Linda Cooper Humanities and Arts Bus. and Social Science Humanities and Arts Agriculture Bus. and Social Science Education David Frank Coppin Science David Lynn Cox Engineering Gary Crancr Education Mike Cranney Richard L. Crapo Bus. and Social Science Bus. and Social Science Mike Craven Science Richard Creed Morris E. Crisp Cohen Croncy Richard J. Crosby Larry W. Crump Clara Dahlc Engineering Engineering Natural Resources Bus. and Social Science Engineering Education Fred Dahlc Kirk Dahlkc Norman Daincs Arlene Dallimorc Richard Dana Froo . Davalloo Bus. ami Social Science Education Bus. and Social Science Family Life Engineering Engineering 113 Seniors Kay Ericksen Wayne Erickson Del-oss W. Everton James W. Fain Richard Ernest Felt Myma Fietkau Education Natural Resources Engineering Humanities and Arts Education Education Clark Davis Bus. and Social Science Elaine Davis Education Gaylonc Davis Education Jay Albert Davis Engineering ISI.III.I IAi Family Life i tamer joan ucckct Bus. and Social Science George m. uckan Natural Resources Hcnjamin ueKker Natural Resources rred I Genius Natural Resources Bruce Draper Education Eugene Draper Bus. and Social Science Gayle Drollinger Education Grant Drollinger Education Lynn Dubois Bus. and Social Science Fred Duersch, Jr. Engineering Thaync Dutson Science Delwin Eagar Education Jay Eastlcy Education Keith Eggleston Engineering Duane H. Ekins Agriculture Ken Eldredgc Humanities Linda Eldrcdge Education James R. 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Yancey Engineering 132 ACTIVITIES To some, college is just activities. The crazy, fun things clone are the good times remembered. But behind the scenes discipline ami drive work long hectic hours on committees to plan. What? All the major activities held almost every week: the culture at a concert, the self-discipline at a play, and the vitality at a dance. All these are times for fun and laughing. 133 136 Events of Homecoming Queen Contest Louis Fischer Assembly Rhythm Rhapsodies House Decorations Pep Rally and Patio Party Parade Alumni Banquet Game Dorm and House Receptions Dance Horn e coming Queen Sophomore Bonnie Allen reigned as Homecoming Queen this year with Cheryl Smith and Janet Thompson as her attendants. A clean sweep, all three are Kappa Deltas. Bonnie Allen Homecoming Queen Queen Bonnie Allen and attendants Cheryl Smith and Janet Thompson lead the Homecoming parade. Row One: Swede Larson, Ruth Van-derbeek, Ann Himes, Myra Erickson. Mike Mazur.ui. Row Two: Jim Peterson, Stan Allen. Tom Broberjf, Crant Schmidt, John Buist. 139 Symbols of the Sixties secured a first place in house decorations for Chi Omega sorority. Lund 1 fall pulled a first place in the independent division of house decorations. The newly formed Hawaiian club pulled off a first place independent float with imported orchids and palm leaves. Depicting wars of other ages, then proclaiming peace as the sound of our sixties, Chi Omega won first place sorority. II FUST stem Bronze-colored men and multicolored, tin-foiled totem poles won an impressive fraternity first place for Sigma Xu. 141 Hello Week, standing in lines and lines and lines at registration. Fall frosh registration: buying sweatshirts and books. ®HELLO WALK WALK-WAY OF FRIENDSHIP OF UTAH STATE- UNIVERSITY “V F ' - .. a ' i. v s-‘ r Hello Week “Hello freshmen, yes, hello freshmen, it’s so nice to have you here at USU. ’ ITello Week, 1965, offered something for every inquisitive frosh on campus. The free breakfast sure was worth it if you could get up that early. An amphitheater talent show and a torch light parade around campus led to the big patio surf, and it was “frosh a-go-go” for 1965. M2 Freshmen were introduced to USU entertainment when the fabulous Haliadiers sang on the Hello Assembly. And the rains came and the Frosh stomp went inside the UB for some dry surf. Faith Fessenden Snow Queen Snow Carnival Sponsored by intramurals, this years Snow Carnival offered competition in snow shoe races, ski relays, ice skating, and snow sculptures. The Road Runners, Ivans Hall, Alpha Chi Omega, and Pi Kappa Alpha won the first places in their divisions. Andy Hansen Snow King 144 Tri Delta’s Pink Panther pegged a superior rating — a snazzy snow sculpture. Ruth Ann Barker, ice skating champion. The chic college set models latest snow shoe attire — prize for the best costume. 145 Junior Prom Underneath the “Sweatheart Tree” is found a beautiful forest with silver streams. Ruth Vanderbcek; Pam Meals, Junior Prom Queen; Carol Raymond. Pam Meals Junior Prom Queen Preferred Man The “Most Preferred Man” on Utah State s campus for 1966 is Hal Hale, a junior from Midvale, Utah. Nominated by Greaves Hall, Hal won over eight other candidates. The Aggie guard has played basketball for the past two years and is a top player on this year’s squad. His enthusiasm for basketball is well displayed by his skill and form on the court. Hals polite, reserved manner, combined with his good looks and athletic prowess won him the title. Women’s Week Women’s Week is for the USU coed. Sponsored by the A.W.S., the activities of the week of February 3-5 were varied. Elaine Cannon’s lecture on “How to Improve Yourself,” the pie eating (soap) contest, the sweater contest, and Needham’s presentation on silverware were the major events. Those honored were Esther Jane Peterson, Kathy McPhee, Mary Brown, Ruth Byrne, and Adele Ward. Hal Hale Most Preferred Man Elaine Cannon spoke about the role of women in a modern age. COEDS OF THE WEEK: Ruth Burne, Mary Brown, Esther Jane Peterson. Adele Ward, Kathy McPhee. 149 Mothers9 Weekend Dean Dunford and Jem- Evans co-ordinated Mothers’ Weekend. Ice cream cone packets sprouting flowers guided daughters and Moms from food to fun April 29-May 1. It was “Spring Al-a-Mode funwise with a sidewalk cafe featuring Vaudeville Variete. Mothers loved Flavors of Fashion while bridal teas and the President’s reception attracted the social set. Guest speaker Mrs. Calvin Hampton made the weekend a “delicious” success! How One: Jerry Evans, Tanya Collin gs, Hose Mario Wablo. Linda Drake, Carol Elliott. Row Two: Doniecc Hansen, Cherry Orme, Kathy Patrick, Kathy Larsen, Cheryl Smith, Christie Smith, Susan Woolums. Mothers and daughters enjoyed a weekend full of fashion shows, teas, and programs. A stunning formal: one of many fashions shown. I Iarry Davis and Nadine Cox advertised the vaudeville variete” show. 151 The Sigma Tau monument: symbol of achievement in engineering. Kathy Rushnell Engineering Queen Engin eering Week Engineering Week, held on campus February 20-26, saluted faculty and students of Utah State's fourth largest college. Highlighted by the selection of the outstanding senior engineering student, Douglas Rytting, and Engineering Queen, Kathy Bushnell, the displays, lectures, and final banquet were oriented to the theme: “Engineering — Creative Resource for Progress.” Douglas Ritting Outstanding Senior Engineer Nadine Cox Forestry Queen Conserva tion Week The huge footprints on campus of the foresters’ legendary hero, Paul Bunvon, reminded Aggies of Conservation Week, sponsored by the College of Natural Resources. Varied activities highlighting the week were: axe throwing, pulpwood throwing, log bucking, canoe races, and raft polo. An awards banquet concluded the week-long schedule of events. Coeds also axed the contests. The Engineers and Foresters matc hed skills at log sawing. With students from forty-five countries, the world is an important place for US U. In terna tional Days International Days, headed by Jim Hanley, was an extreme success. Speakers from the Soviet Union, the Republic of China, and from Berkeley discussed U.S. policy in Vietnam and world affairs. The International games featured outstanding athletes from all Utah universities and Gold Medal winner Parry O’Brien. A dinner-dance featuring foods from all major countries climaxed the week’s activities for USU’s 565 foreign students. INTERNATIONAL DAYS QUEEN CONTESTANTS - Row One: Kathleen Abrams, Mary cm Drashncr. Karen Fotheringham, Victoria Scqueiros, Marycm Ashraf, Coli Roshangar, Mary Hoshangar. Row Two: Carol Hycr, Kathy McFhoc, Earn Poole. Holly Hcstmark, Jounn Duncan. 154 Jim Hanley Chairman of International Days INTERNATIONAL DAYS COMMITTEE - Row One: Massood Mahmoudi. Jim Hanley, Bob Michael. Row Two: Gurdip Dhaiiual, Koorso Mahmoud. 155 Spring Robins A wards Spring Robins Award night is full of surprises and entertainment. It is a climax of the year for those students who have worked and served I’SU in an outstanding manner. Awards are given to those outstanding students in the categories of scholar, talent, athlete, personality, woman, man, international student, professor, and special award. Glen Yarbrough and Murray Roman were this year’s special guests. We congratulate the Sigma Nu’s for a truly unique evening. Lee Roderick Man of the Year Larry Dale Sprouse Stanford Cazier Scholar of the Year Professor of the Year 1.56 Sheryl Smith Paula YVhitehouse Kooros Mahmoudi Woman of the Year Personality of the Year International Student of the Year Ellen Wassermann James Ilanley Jerry Cerulla Talent of the Year Achievement of the Year Athlete of the Year 157 Row One: Ron Squirts, Gloria Christenson. Floyd Hunsaker, Jerrie Evans, A. C. Goreig, Mike Stewart. Row Two: Max Harrison, Dale Abersold, John Chipinan, Regie Hanson, Ceore Win-quist, Jim Fulks, Bruce Shields. Glenn Yarbrough master-of-ceremonied Murray Roman was the comedian for the program, and sang with las folk singing voice. 158 The Bill Robins Memorial Award, presented only once before in Robins Award history, is given to Leah Dunford for her warm, wonderful, and personal dedication as Dean of Women the past seven years. Thousands of anticipating people sat in the fieldhouse in blackness watching the luminous brightness ahead for the elite of our own to walk onto the stage to be so honored. Cheryl Smith Greek W oman Row One: Sue Ovartl, Carolyn King, John Ritchie, Jennifer Larsen Row Two: Wayne Bishop. Holly Nye, Cheryl Snyinon. Waylene Bishop. Greek Week The torch run, banquet, mucl broad jump and “car bang” completed; the scholarship and Swing Sing trophies awarded, Greek Week 1966 came to an end. But the enthusiasm exhibited during this week does not end for those “Eternally Greek. Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Scholarship Winner Chi Omega Sorority Scholarship Winner 161 The Alpha Chi Omegas, bright, lively, and fun, danced away with first place Swing Sing trophy as they portrayed the “Swiss family Pratt in a take-off on Sound of Music. With hungry looks, sailor dress, and a questionably lovely island girl, Sigma Phi Epsilon won first place fraternity Swing Sing by singing “There Is Nothing Like a Dame.” Island Dancers entertained in the knee-high tabled luau huts. A kayak bobbed at the shore's edge. Macombo To enter Macombo Land voyagers walked through a grass hut. jungle trees, and braved animal cries. The Union sponsored a New Year’s revelry complete with hats and confetti. The KLGN surf band generated spirit for the Utah game. KUSU KUSU operates as an educational television station telecasting plays, musical performances, and movies on political problems to science. Also operating from this station is an FM band. 167 Plays Johannah Beach. Lynda Linford, and Ann Sch vane veldt are The Three Sisters in the Chekov play of the bored and meaningless life of the Russian aristocracy in the 1900’s. In the tense, emotional last scene of Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire Sue Ann Lytle, raving in insanity, is taken away as Mike Nestor stands back uncommitted and Ann Schvanaveldt is helplessly distraught at her sister’s fate. Bob Moeller as Billy Budd and IjCc Johnson as Claggert are the conflict of moral good and evil which ends in the death of both. In Right You Are (If You Think You Are) the townspeople discuss the identity of a mysterious woman in Pirandello's spoof on absolute truth and the tragedy of in-terferring with a person’s personal life. Leaving the conductor’s stand bare, Mancini sat at the piano to play the solo part in “Days of Wine and Roses.’ Assem blies Directing the Utah Symphony, Mancini scarcely used his baton to direct his smooth, movie-famous tunes. Between songs he charmed the audience with stories and quips. With glittering silver jackets and spectacular arrangements, piano duo Ferrante and Teicher thrilled the mass audience with their popular music. Dedicated to giving an image of American youth opposite the demonstrating, draft card burning image so often portrayed, Sing Out '66 sang patriotic and soul searching songs with enthusiasm and exuberance. Distraught over the absence of her sailor-husband, Madam Butterfly strikes her maid who suggests he will not return. Louis Fischer talks with President Chase after delivering the East-West Conference address. 172 Dr. Chen of Yale University spoke on Buddhism and its influence on the Asiatic nations. Lady Barbirolli, cultured, warm, smiling, soloed on her oboe with the USU Band. United States Congressman Laurence J. Burton spoke on daily protocol life of a legislator. Band The University Band in Concert is for the college and the community as well as offering the members an opportunity to develop their musical interests. Besides concerts at home, they toured the Idaho Falls area performing the latter part of March. ‘The spirit of USU is the spirit of the band” goes the saying, and so goes the hand, from the USU shout in the tunnel to precision marching on the field. Lights dimmed and noise hushed; music of Brahms’ violin concerto penetrated the quiet. Typical of the concert presented each quarter, this one featured Charles Castle-man guest soloist and Richard Strawn conductor. Orchestra And behind the performance in dark suits and black dresses are hours of practice. Merle Puffer directed this select group of __ _ voices in a Mozart Requiem and King Da- VQFSlLV 0- 2 OT £ll 6 vid, a modern composition. ts University Chorus Open to all voices, the Chorus challenged all comers with a Brahms Requiem. Tlie Scotsmen, attired in tuxedoes, played at the big dances this year. Scotsmen With a big, broad, smooth sound of the big band era and swinging, modem arrangements of the standards and contemporaries by Larry Smith, the Scotsmen were professional as they awed and impressed high school students on traveling assemblies or set a low, cool mood at a dance. Trumpeter Dan Rich takes an eight bar ad lib in rehearsal in the music building. Balladiers “Denver is one of the popular songs sung by thirteen guys and gals in this traditional singing group at USU. This year they toured high schools throughout the Western states, receiving standing ovations at most, including difficult Western High in _,as Vegas. Student Go vernrn en t Assistants Portia Stevens Student Body Secretary for Winter and Spring Quarters 180 Student Court: Dan Rich, Gary Shaw, Lament Kinkadc, John Cebular, Richard Haycock. ST ifiTm? r «wnont Elections Committee: Dave Godfrey, Frank Noel, Cliff Sarolea, Tina Hollands, Boh Harris, April Tsuya. m Executive Vice Presidential Assistants: Reese Anderson, Janice Swenson, Paul Peterburg. Public Relations Council: Joyce Pollard, Nile Grcenhalgh. April Tsuya, Richard Eyre. 1S1 Dr. Fife of the Language Department teaches in the casual atmosphere of Summer Quarter. Summer Quarter sponsored a steak fry outing. Summer Quarter Whether its activities in the classroom, on the campus, or in the canyon, the mountain-valley coolness combines with excellence in quality of offering to make the Summer Quarter a memorable and profitable educational experience. The famous Old Juniper of Logan Canyon. 182 From Destry Rides Again. From Cinderella. 183 Larry Smith, with every muscle perfect Orchesis The purposes and goals of Orchesis are: interpretation of the beauty of life; its emotions, its nature. Its intense complexities are made real through the movement of dance. Orchesis presents an annual Spring Concert for the University. Much work goes into this fine program. Orchesis dances for our university organizations, civic clubs, church groups, and appears on several of the local television stations. Donna McPhearson, with every fiber tense... and with a chorus of dancers, mood and grace ATHLETICS A vitality of tension breathes big at a close game on the field or floor as an athlete’s natural ability -trained from hours of discipline - moves in to score. Utah State Athletic Department, determined with a drive for excellence, has made Aggie Athletics All-American. 185 OV� Sr!A ♦V • • • . $r t • Row One: Kathy Const 1. Marilynn Snow. Row Two: Dianne Hammond, Vickie Olcnslager, Katie Fams, Marcia Meyer. The spirited six Aggie cheerleaders led hy Kathy Cessel excite fast yells, evening pep rallies. Hips for the team, and a football banquet. With a clap, a yell, and a precision swing, they make a roaring cheering section from USU fans. 188 Connie Fuller, Kathryn Gutke, Marsha Garfield. Geralvn Peters, Kathy Petersen, Susan Hatch, Donnie Allen. Dance, dance! Fast and tricky — thrust those pompons — whirl in time — kick, kick! The crowd roars; the band swings. Catch the spirit — dance, kick! What makes a Songleader tick? Rhythm and energy — whirling in blue and white at excitements peak. LeAnne Adams Mary Baer Ann Bergener Madiiyn Blaser If one were to witness the scene of sixteen sharply turned heads, swiftly movii 'r arms, and well-shaped legs kicking precisely he same height, attired in blue and white, one would be seeing the renowned Aggiettes of Utah State. Composed of sixteen girls with four alternates chosen at the beginning of each fall quarter, the precision drill team practices from two to three hours every day to perfect their drill for the public’s enjoyment. Doris Hansen Bonnie Henderson Nancy Neibaur Anna Lee Price Carol Ann Rock Valerie Romey Nancy Salsbury Dawn Smith Kathy Summers Ruth Thompson Nadine Williams 191 The form is good, but can she hit the target? Girls can be dangerous when it comes to soccer. One of the most competitive programs among organizations is intramurals. Here sororities and independents compete for title of “best jock.” Women’s In tram urals Row One: Karla Scott, Linda Jo Peterson, Jane Hughes. Row Two: Helen George. Janet Burt. Audray Robinson, Janet Matthews, Jane Packer. A referee checks the pin in a wrestling intramural match, Men's In tram urals Fiat men are big rivals at intramurals — the honor of sports is at stake. Independent men also go in for the football, baseball, and wrestling. Row One: Eldon Miller, Dick Laurancc. Row Two: Vaughn Jenkins, Eldon Louder, Martin Nielsen, William Barr. William Barr, President Looks like another Edwards to Maughan completion. Coach Knapp gets a free ride at the expense of the 'Y. You’re lucky! It usually takes four men to get Shivers down. Football Roy “Shift)’ Shivers, Utah States All-American candidate, who could hardly be stopped when running, occasionally threw a surprise pass. The football season is over. The most competitive game of the season is over. And Utah State won both. The victor)- over the University of Utah this year by 14-7 was particularly sweet because Utah State, with definitely a stronger team, ripped apart the jinks against itself held by the U which in years past managed to Deat USU teams even though State was stronger. In the picture on the right, referees mark off a penalty against Utah State. USU’s 65 grid team ended season play with an outstanding 8-2 record after dumping Utah 14-7 in the final game. Coach Knapp s crew fell in just two close games. They lost a squeaker to Memphis in the football crazed South, 7-0 and then lost to Wichita 21-19 In a homecoming upset in Wichita. This year, four players have inked pro contracts: seniors Ron Sbranti and Tom Cruickshank, and juniors Roy Shivers and Marv Kendrick. Rudy Curinga, Craig Murray, and Vem Richey round out the 5 graduating seniors this year. Ocie Austin Rich Borino Chuck Bray Bob Butcher J. R. Christeson Eric Church Dave Clark Toni Cruickshank Rudy Curinga Larry Cusack Dewey Czupka Willie Ducrsch Ron Edwards Trevor Ekdahl Ed Escundon Joe Forzani Ken Ferguson Tom Foster Wayne Fritz Mike Gold Doug Cosncll Lance Gross Dee Hndficld 198 Garth Hall Nick Lee Mike Lelis Gene McKeclian Willie Molini Grain Murray S| ain Musgrove Lenard Hansen Don Holtry Marv Kendrick Henry King Mac Arthur Lane Jim LeMoino Grant Martinson Mike Mattson Eric Maughan Marty Nodilo Don Norris Tim Rhyan Vcm Richey Ron Rodriguez Ron Sbrantl Roy Shivers Bill Staley Ron Stewart PhilToone John Trcbotch Al Vermeil Gerald Watson Boyd Wright 199 Someone’s pass defense isn’t working very well. Observers from the bench. Blocking is an important part of pass — just ask Edwards. Coach Knapp, in a rare, calm moment, sits between two of his players to observe the game from the bench. Opposition gets a depth view of Utah State backfield strength. Scores usu 31 12 USU 13 0 USU 35 8 USU 30 19 USU 54 21 usu 41 20 usu 34 21 usu 0 7 usu 19 21 usu 14 7 Hawaii Arizona State San Jose State Idaho Montana Colorado State Brigham Young Memphis State Wichita Utah 201 Labrum gets another completion to his credit. Freshman Team Row One: Larry Smith, Jack Mooney, Sid Lane, Ron Labrum, Jim Hanrop, Chuck Detwiler, Mark '1'hompson, Jike Morris, Wayne Lamb, Kip Groves, Craig Boyer, Jim Oldham, Frank Hunn, Rod GoodlifTc, David Cummard. Row Twos John Swan, Jim Weatherbee, Milan Mcecham. Blair Doanc. Dennis Hunter, Myron Powell, Robbie Richards, Jos Dimcrcurio, Munro Mabcy. Kay Littledike, Cary Stahl, Jon Cox, Steve Josephson, Tuifua Haluafia, Ken Dimartini. Row Three: Dennis Griffin. Dale Sweet, Farrell Wright, Cordell Fonnes-beek. Monte Butturs, Richard Smith, Craig Hislop, Marvin Greco, Dennis Riley, Walter Denniston. JefF Bahr, David Bell, Harvey Coosins, Duane Baird, Ray Watrin. Row Four: Norvel Hansen, Lam1 Bryan. Roger Mcttler. Scott Strong, Wayne McQuivey, Kent Wood, Rick Driver, Corky Youlcs, Rich Handel, Layne Harris, Alan Harris. 202 Demartini slips away from another tackier. Scores usu 37 22 Utah usu 20 11 Idaho usu 21 26 Brigham Young usu 15 20 Utah Harrop calling the plays during frosh action. 203 - Basketball Larry Angle Ken Belka George Eckhardt Utah State’s basketball team, although ending its season on the losing side, 12-14 and giving Coach LaDell Andersen his first minus .500 mark in his five years at Utah State, benefited by the rebuilding season. Only two players, co-captains Larry Angle and Kent Hunsaker graduated from the team. Angle, the squad s top scorer, averaged 16.5 points a game. Juniors, Dennis O’Brien, Alan Parrish, Les Powell, Hal Hale, Steve Roth and Pete En-nenga, along with sophomores, Stitch Ford and Tom Stewart, all started games and will provide a good nucleus for next year’s team. Outstanding freshmen were Paul Hoffman who averaged 23.3 points breaking Wayne Estes’ frosh records and Jim Harrop with a 17.9 average. Pete Ennenga Stitch Ford Hal Hale Kent Hunsaker 206 Clarence Jones Dennis O'Brien Dave Olsen Alan Parrish Les Powell Steve Roth Gary Schiffman Tom Stewart 207 Les Powell and Stitch Ford wrestle for control of a rebound. Freshmen Scores usu 109 110 Ricks College usu 97 87 Weber State usu 80 111 BYU usu 93 95 Eastern Utah usu 95 74 Idaho State usu 89 91 BYU usu 93 73 Snow College usu 97 80 Utah usu 87 100 Eastern Utah usu 115 95 Snow College usu 100 115 BYU usu 102 110 Utah usu 104 72 Ricks College usu 93 89 Weber State Powell jumps high to swish in the ball. Scores USU 102 68 USU 81 85 USU 85 88 USU 88 70 USU 89 73 USU 88 81 USU 90 63 USU 66 76 USU 66 67 USU 97 72 USU 77 66 USU 79 93 USU 83 77 USU 83 75 USU 72 79 USU 63 72 USU 81 115 USU 109 97 USU 79 94 USU 91 72 USU 88 96 USU 88 127 USU 84 74 USU 64 74 USU 81 100 USU 79 86 Montana State Seattle Idaho Loyola Centenary Arizona State Morehead State San Francisco Tulsa Minnesota Oregon Stanford Arizona State Portland Denver Colorado State Brigham Young LaSalle Utah Montana State Brigham Young Utah Seattle Colorado State Denver Creighton Freshman Team Row One: Mgr. Harold Maugh, Rich Kramer, Larry Thome, Mark Oragon, Jim Harrop, Wayne Payne, Mgr. Dee Hadficld. Row Two: Coach Evan Sorensen, Steve Shafer. Len Edsall, Kent DurTant, Lon Syzmanski, Bob Wakley, Paul Hoffman, Dan Jeppson, Asst. Coach John Hanna. Ford's fantastic style and form accounted for many USU points. •ii, Ski Team USU’s ski team consisted of Rich Beez-ley, Mike Venner, Paul Venner, Sam Medford, and Alarick Myrin. They competed in three meets: Winter Park, Park City, and Reno where the team excelled placing second, after the Air Force Academy barely edged by them. Skiing in all areas: slalom, downhill, jumping, and cross country, the ski team did extremely well, considering that they are skiing against the top teams in the nation. Alarik Myrine concentrates for perfect, precision control through the slalom. The team stacks their skiis up like a boy scout fire and heads for the hut and rest. Head skiis parallel, snow Hying, Sam Medford takes a gate. Paul Venner leans low for speed. 211 Row One: Bob Sebert, Calvin Bingham. Jerry Nelson, Cary Simmons, Ron McBride. Row Two: Don Haltry, Tom Foster,-Russ Reynolds, Leon Pack. Kirk Dahlke, Bill Compton, Dale Suyama, Eldon Miller, Dean Kerr. Dale Sayama with a foot lock positions to drop Jerry Nelson to the canvas. Finishing their regular season with a disappointing 4-10 record, Coach McCrary’s Utah grapplers found more success in several tournaments, including the MIWA and Rocky Mountain AAU competitions. Leon Pack holding an arm lock on Kirk Daldke tries to pin him. Wrestling In ready position two grapplers wait for the whistle in an Idaho State - Utah State meet. W. Sorenson, Helfferich, and C. Sorenson in a racing dive. How Onct Warren Sorenson, George Winquist, Ted Chu, Clair Sorenson. Row Two: Jack Marsh, Bill Hellferich. Swimming Posting only two wins this season, both over Weber State, the Aggie swimmers finished season competition with a total of nine losses. Suffering washouts from teams such as BYU, Utah, and Idaho State, the only highlight of the miserable season for Coach Dale Gardner’s Mermen were individual performances by team members Clair Sorensen, Mark Imai, Jack Marsh, and George Winquist — all consistent winners. George Winquist swam the butterfly for the team. 1 Basics for golf: ball, wood, and tee. Golf With tlie first hint of the approaching spring, USU’s linksters hit the golf course and driving range to sharpen up their putting, chipping, driving, and the numerous skills of the game that make the difference between a par, birdie, or bogie on a crucial hole. This season, the Utag golfers held matches with WAC teams including Utah, Arizona State, and BYU, as well as several other colleges in the West. The follow through of a drive by Bon Morgan. Row One: John Lee, Dave Denoon, Coach Dean Candland. Row Two: Steve Good, Ron Morgan, Barry Espil.-Cannon Randall. r Pole vaultcrs Goerig and Connelly work for the form to clear the bar. Track Jerry Cerulla brought recognition to Utah State this year track-wise, individually, when running in his home town, Detroit, Mich.; he won the NCAA Indoor 60 yard high hurdles with a time of :07.2. The track squad this year, although lacking in depth, had several standouts such as Cerulla. Coach Ralph Maughn in his 12th year at Utah State, welcomed all returnees and a strong crop of freshmen and j.c. transfers. Along with Cerulla, other top returnees, included Bill Staley, Mike Maughan, Reed Longhurst, Don Swabb, Dave Stoner, Joe Bonanno, Ralph Dart, A. C. Goerig and Ron DeVries. Top newcomers included Jim Helton, Ain Roost, Dave Roberts, Monte Miles, Craig Lewis, Rolf Hoppe and Leonard Edsall. The team represented itself well in 12 meets including its own Invitational and several standouts qualified for the NCAA's at the seasons end. To increase speed. Mills and Butcher endure long workouts. Row One: Reed Longhurst, Bill Staley. John Barrus, Ain Roost, Jim Helton. Leonard Edsall, Brian Ward, Dave Stoner. Row Two: Coach Ralph Maughan, Monte Miles, Clark Wangsgard, Terry Fulks, Mike Maughan, Tom Jacobsen, Craig Lewis, Elliott Anderson, Joe Bonanno, Ralph Dart, Ass’t Coach Bob Taylor. Row Three: Dave Roberts, Don Swabb, Bruce Stransky, Penton Hollist, Jeff Shulz, Richard Jensen. Walt Cerulla, Ron DeVries, Jerr ' Cenilla, Bob Butcher. Row One: Hal Hale, Jack Chruma, John Hill, David Alvarado, Jim Railev — Coach. John Ccames, Dave Clark, Scott Cameron, Joe Briskey. Row Two: Cary Frohlien, Lonnie Chase, Bill Lugo, Tom Culligan, Cone West, Tom Robson, Dan Swingle, Doug Rollins, Roger Mettler, Dyar Miller. Alvardo rounds first on a double. Second baseman David Alvardo steps up to bat. 218 Center fielder Gary Frohlich swung a powerful bat for USU. Utah mentor, Coach Hailey, watches his team workout. Bill Lugo pitched many runless games. Baseball Coach Jim Railey, in his second year as head baseball mentor, this year coached one of the best diamond crews ever to play at State. Baseball took a step forward when a freshman team was started, coached by assistant Lam-Smith. Coach Railey with eight returnees and strong j.c. transfers brought a new look to Aggie baseball. However, Captain John Geames, catcher, the most valuable player the year before, broke his arm after the seasons first games and was missed. Fine pitching power came from Bull Lugo and Dan Swingle and they were aided by strong relievers. Bats, hats, and catcher's gear; equipment of the game. 219 Dick Allred caught in action. Tennis USU’s tennis team under the supervision of Coach Lincoln McClellan played teams from four states this year including Arizona, Colorado, Montana, and Utah. The returning lettermen were Kellar Higbee, Richard Allred, Bob Hansen, Richard Eyre, and Brent Ritchie. The newcomers were Kent McClellan, and Mike Christensen. Because of an overmatched schedule, the Aggies did well to equal or better last years 6-9 record. Kent McClellan returns with a smooth backhand. A vitality runs through the main-stream of college life because the of Greeks. Competition among them, beer busts, quiet contemplation, and the feeling called brotherhood impinges on the lives of Greeks to whom the watchwords are honor and prestige. Row One: Annette Clover, Carolyn King, Ann Himes, Pamela Bowen. Row Two: Sandra West, Jennifer Larsen, Cail Smith, Jcnncss Pitcher, Marilyn Gee. Row Three: Ruth Ann Barker, Jean Parrish, Dianne Peterson. Panhellenic Council Every sorority on campus is a member of this coordinating council. Panhellenic sponsored an all-sorority banquet Winter Quarter to honor Dean Dunford who is the advisor to the Greeks, and Junior Panhellenic held a party to acquaint each sorority’s pledges with each others’. 224 Inter-Fraternity Council The Inter Fraternity Council handles the delicate balance of fraternity prestige. It organizes and administers rush and all other competitive and honor-giving activities. Rolfe Kerr was advisor Fall Quarter, then the gracious presence of Dean Dunford presided. Row One: Max Bcssingcr, Robert Taylor, Mike Cranny, Dick Froinbgcn, Ron Squires, Loren Van Noy, Dean Leah Dunford. Row Two: Ken Groves, Kent Hansen, Cain Vicrra, Barry Erickson, Jeff Thompson, Steve Pendleton, Steve Adamson, Tom Gritzer, Gene Tobey. Row Three: Tom Moore, John Chipman, John Baker, John Ritchie, Dave Olson, Don Billings, John Geames, Richard Hein. 225 Kale Adams Kaye Anderson Lois Arthur La Von Baron Julie BaitschJ Pamela Bowen Bobbie Cavanaugh Dee Cavanaugh Carolee Clyde Darcia Dairies Susan Daines Louise Degn .Marge e.yre Marilyn Farrell Sherry C-ailey IM arena uanmu Pat Garfield DeAnn Cittens Tony Hansen Anne Hardy AXQ j :athy Harwood Elaine Hatch Linda Healy Peggy Heflin Janet Hendricks Ann Hoffman Pat Hoffman Knthi Hollands Nellie Horlacher Karen Husband Brenda Kendrick Barbara Mckell LynAan CuWcr Sherri Johnson Lynda Linford Marjorie Meadows MargarrtOwcn Dorothy Judd DecAnna Mangum Marty Monson Dianne Peterson Alpha Chi Omegas were Aggiettes, songleaders. Sponsors, leads in theater productions, members of Angel Flight, Orchesis, and Balladiers. Alpha Cliis reigned as Delta Phi Dream Girl, Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, Attendant to SPE Diamond Princess, SAE Little Sisters, and Paper Doll. Buzzer editor, Frosh AAV.S. Representative, and Entertainment Bureau Chairman were Alphies. Pamela Bowen Julie Shaw ivainiyn mown Leslie Peterson Shannon Peterson jcnness ntcner Kara lee Platt Joyce Pollard t aroi naymona Susan Read Julie Shaw Judy Short Susan Sommers Kanna Sonne JoAnn Spencer Jackie Steele Karma Stevens Chris Thomas April Tshya Judy Turner Ellen Wassermann Margaret White Kathy Ward Karla White Pam Westerberg Nancy Wolfley 227 X Aon This year members of the Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority, Utah State’s newest sorority, were active in Aggiettes, Orchesis, band, and Sponsors. The Panhellenic President was from AOPi. Plans for moving into a new house closer to campus excited the sisters all this year. Their social events were the Spring and Winter Formals, Hay-ride and Canyon Parties, and an Egg Nog Tea. Elaine Armstrong Peggy M. Evans Ann Himes Ann Lewis Susan Nuttall Kaye Conrad Marilyn Gee Chervil Jordan Janet Mart Jean Parrish Linda Perkes Mary M. Perkins Paula Stucki Kathleen Torgesen Darlene Taylor Vicki Woodward 229 Carolcc Anderson Nila Ard Lyla Aspe! Alton Banks Ginger Barbogolia Linda Barton Bobbcttc Bateson La Dawn Bateson Anne Bauman Jeannette Bench Susan Call Waylene Bishop Cindy Christensen Carla Call Counie Cooper Diane Daines Karen Daniels Janet DeVries Pat Elwood Linda Fait Vicki Fowler AAA Annette Glover Kathy Hendricks Jeanne Jones Jan Larsen Merry Manning Madclon Morgan Su Ovard Rama Clover Susan Howard Phyllis Jorgensen Donna Lindsey Joan Mannion Pam Munson Dixie Peterson Ann Hansen Carole Jay Carolyn King Martha Manning Kathy McPhee Suzy Nielsen Patricia Petty 230 Nila Ard Sharon Schmidt Gail Raisebcck Sharon Schmidt Peggy Schultz Sally Schiclds Jean Stauffer Sue Sprfngmeyer Kathy Stauffer Sheridan Stamplcy Charlotte Strong Janice Swenson Nanette Tout Ruth Vanderbeck Lynda Weaver Sandra West Kaistin White Offices held by Delta Delta Deltas this year were Junior Panhellenic President, Commander of the Sponsor Corps, and Assistant Society Editor of Student Life. Queen titles held by Tri Delts were Agriculture Queen, Second Attendant to Junior Prom Queen, Miss Cowbelle of Utah and S.P.E. Calendar Girls. Tri Delts were also in Sponsors, Angel Flight, Aggiettes, and Band. Karyn Piccioni Pain Poole Carrie Radler 231 Sharon Ackroyd Bonnie Allen Elaine Anderton Anne Binns Mary Brown Kathy Bushnell Kajrla Carlson C. Crawford Sue Crisficld Jane Crookston Pam Daincs Toni DeBloois Linda Draayer Maria Ellison Shirley Erekson Myra Erickson Katie Fames Nancy Field Grctcl Foxlcy Pam Cabrielscn Greer Gardner Kathy Gessel Sue Godderidge Kathy Grover Kathryn Cutkc Marcia Healy Barbara Hughes Pat Kasper Suzanne Larsen Ann Mauwaring Marilyn Merkley Vicki Olcnslacer Innic Hansen Hnllv Hos t mark Gloria Hunsaker Kari Kuttnawer Suzanne Larson Connie Marten Marcia Meyer Carolyn Poole Julie Hansen (CarolynHolt Gay Johnson Jennifer Larsen Vicki Littlefield Mimi McCah Shari Nelson Nancy Poole 232 Kappa Deltas this year participated in Angel Flight, Sponsors, Aggiettes, Orchesis, Balladiers, and songleading. Queens from this sorority were Homecoming Queen and Attendants, Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl and Attendant of Delta Phi Dream Girl. Student leaders were Sophomore and Junior Class Vice Presidents, Senior Class Secretary, and Angel Flight Commander. Annal.ec Price Wendy Rollins Maralyn Singer Sunee Smith Susan Sunderland Janet Thompson Barbara Watts Kathryn Reeves Marianne Schluss Cheryl Smith Pam Steed Linda Taylor Carolyn Waldron Susan Weeks Susan Riley Karen Seamons Dawn Smith Kathy Summer Kaye Telford Kathy Ward Kathy Wilson 233 Jerry Byrd Myra Ullman Susie Anderson Susan Call Frankie Coomer Elizabeth Hanson Linda Johnson Pat McDonald Pat Merrill Ruth Ann Barker Matx-lle Carson B. Deschamjw Lcxie Hill Sue Littlefield Sheri McDonald Kathy Ohrt Jerry Byrd Carol Clark Donna Gay Terry Jclincck Nancy McClair Randy McKcnny S. Oscnburg r Kuulci Reid Celia Schwieder Juanita Sinfield Barbara Rohrcr Rose Marie Siegel Cail Smith Activities that Sigma Kappas participated in were Sponsors, Angel Flight, and band. Their winter sports ability won them a second place in Winter Carnival. Sigma Kappa hosts a Western Dinner for the campus. For themselves they have a Pledge Formal, Shipwreck Party, Ides of March Party, Spring Formal, and Founders Day Banquet. i 235 Regina Anderson Riscc Anderson Ann Bergener XQ Kathleen Birkin Jacque Bowen Julie Broberg Klaine Burnett Kathryn Carter Susan Carver Ruth Coronaby Klaine Davis Diana Day Susan Edmunds Mary A. Fillmore Sandy Fish K. Fotheringham Rita Fraughton Deaun Freeman Connie Fuller Susan Classman Diane Hammond Carina Hansen Doris Hansen Karen Hart Kay Hendrickson Judic Hess Jan Hugie JoAnn Houslcy Carol Jensen Linda Jensen Nancy Jewkes Bonita Jacobsen Caroline Knap Karen Knight Terry LaBcIle Jeanee Larsen Chris Lester Klaine I.ott Pam Meals Maridee Mills Marilyn Miller Nancy Nelson Rhio Nelson Holly Nyo Kathy Parson Geralyn Peters Ester Peterson Katie Jean Price 236 Karen Knight Chi Omegas ruled as Forestry Queen, Sig Derby Girl, Sigma Nu Girl, SPE Queen of Hearts, and Junior Prom Queen. They were Aggiettes, songleaders, cheerleaders, and Angel Flight members. Their outstanding leaders held the offices of Freshman Class Secretary, Humanities Senator, Junior Class Secretary, and Student Body Secretary. Marsha Porter Paula Rhecs Mao' Rigsby Crctchen Ronnow Vicki Royer Pat Ryan Sandra Scott Vicki Siqucriros Christie Smith Marilyn Snow Cheo'l Snyinan Karma Squires Mary Sycamore Cheo'l Tingey Eda Tippetts Elaine Trinnaman Nancy Waldron C. Westenskow Pam Meals Susan Woffinden Paula Whitehouse 237 Sigma Kappa goes ship-side as it surfs through a Sailor Party. The Fiji's cool it at a tubing party Sigma Alpha Epsilon goes discotheque at its Winter Formal. I Sorority pledges are chased, measured, and painted at the Sig Derby, Typical dress at Pi Kap Bowery Ball, beards and all. The inlormal times are the most cherished. 240 The variety of Alpha Gamma Rho parties included a Pajama Party. Alpha Omicron Pi formal dinner. Alpha Chi Twig Dig canyon party. Kappa Delta feeds its fellows pizza and smiles. Tri Deltas: a traditional Founders Day Banquet. 241 Roger Butterfield Stephen Adamson ATP Stephen Adamson Leslie Brown Greg Christensen Dave Faekrcll Wayne Harwood Cody Jenkins Brad Leavitt Andrew Allred Roger Butterfield Shirl Christensen Don Hartle Diek Hein Stanley Koyle lay Marchant Bob Brock Jerald Bybee Robert Day James Hall Gerald Hill Wade Larkin I’aul Matthews 242 Dec Murphy Kidiaixl Pace John Osborne Hex Pearson Steven Pendleton Joe Roach Roger Rees Wayne Schocnfcld Duane Sorensen William Tinsch Jim Thomas Phil Toonc Steven Turner Thomas Warr Kent Voorhces Roger White Social events for the members of Alpha Gamma Rho were the Thanksgiving Banquet, the Spring Pink Bose Formal, the Las Vegas Party, the Sheepherclers Brawl, and the Pajama Party. Posts of leadership held by members of their ranks were Freshman representatives and Agricultural Senator. 243 Camilo Vieira Mart Lomax Edward Bioski Noil Cafasso John Chappell David Draco Ken Eldreogc Greg Ferris Richard Frombgen Lanry Cloven Ken Groves Mike Hunter Frank A. Jarvis Tim Jeffery Bryce Little Mart Lomax Mike Long Robert Meredith Bob Michael Cary Parker Ed son Adams James Alcaro Marvin Beek 244 Mark Pock ham Harold Richey Dave Schiavolin Thom Stroit Camilo Vieira Kent R. Williams Bob WoJlmcr Anthony Pcrfilio Lurry Rich He Rex Steele Pat Stricby David Wecsoff Jeffery Wentz Tom ZoIIo The Delta Sigma Phi house is a big, white mansion on West Center that is filled with guys who are mostly from the East, and who, because of their strange accent, are in the habit of calling their Queen “Linder Other fun includes a Carnation Ball, a Sailors Ball, and a Sphinx Ball. Student leaders from the fraternity include the Social Chairman from I.F.C. 245 . Dick Adams Keith Allred Max Bessinger Wayne Bishop Mark Brady Ralph Busco Rex C. Cites Steven Curtis Norman Allan Brent Anderson Tern- Bessinger Joe Bonanno Robert Brady Donald Caddie Brian Chandlers Roy Kim Davis Ray Allen Jay Baxter Charles Bidduiph John Lee Brady Peter Brunson Alex Carr Allan M. Cook Ron DeVries Darrel Dixon Chris Eyre John L. Dutson Larry Krear Mike Erickson Andy Hansen Larry Hendricks Andy Hilverda Cordon Herzog Scott Holmgren Joe Hillman Bruce Jackson Craig Johnson Ralph ohnson Cary- Johnson Bruce Jorgensen Jell Johnson William Larsen Kay Littledyike Dick Maschmeyer Curtis Loosli L. McCullough Richard Marchant Jim McDonald nKA Pi Kappa Alphas held the offices of I.F.C. President, Engineering Senator, Science Senator, Freshman President and Vice President. They were varsity members on the football, track, and basketball teams, and they obtained the Scholarship Trophy. Pi Kapps kept free weekend hours filled with their Bowery Ball, Playboy Party, and Spring Formal. 246 Dave Olsen Don Caddie Dave Stoner Allen Swulberg Lyle Talbot Herbert Taylor Robert Taylor Roger L. Tennant Doug Thompson Rich Watson Kent Wood Wayne McQuivey Monte Miles Ralph Moody John Mooney Stan Morton Phil Nave Bill Nyman Jon Olsen Wayne Olsen John Parry Dennis Parson Brent Payne Howard Penney Brent Plowman Robert Porter Myron Powell Steve Richards Ed Rigby Jim Riley Cary Smith 247 Peter Krueger John Baker John Baker Rudy Castruita Doug Dermit Greg Fairboum Roy Gorrell Steven Grupe Ray Herbeck Randal Jackson Jonathan Barber J. R. Chrivteson Rick Driver Ken Ferguson James D. Gosnell Gregory Gunn Don Hullinger Robert Keller David Callaway Rudy Curinga Carl El wood Joe Forzani Thom Grftzer Bob Hahn Robert Ireton Richard Kcw 248 Joe Koss Mike Laney Steve Millard Brent Peffer Manny Rizzuto Dan Smith Ray Thurston Peter Krucgar Allan McCulloch Steve Nelson Ron Pendleton Gall Robertson Richard Smith Richard Van Dyke Doug Kunz Danny Mei Creg Nye Vem Richey Robert Schwartz Ron Stewart Chris Walberg Sigma Alpha Epsilon reconquered the social scene with an Elliot Ness Party, Founders Day and Roman Toga parties, Winter and Spring Formals. Unlike most fraternities the SAE’s do not have one queen but have a collection of favorite coeds in their unique Little Sisters of Minerva. An SAE was the Commander of the Air Corps. 249 Kent Alderman Fred Altmann Russ Amell Bruce Collmer Jerry Condor Mike Connor Cary Craner Steve Crooke Curt Darrow George DeVries Joe Downey Jim Doyle Bill Duersch Bryan Dunn Bon Erickson Steve Faulkner Terry’ Gladwin Ken Hammond Richard Beeslcy Cary Bergrcen Kenneth Bickford Don Billings Raymond Bleesz Phillip Clemmcr Chris McCombs Richard McPhic Randall Mocckly Michael Lilly Phil Lyman Jim Lyon Steve Madsen Ray Marcum Don Martin Bill HclfFerich Jim Helton Mike Humphreys Leon Hunsaker Dan Jensen Tom Jenson Allan Hanson Joe Hayes Allan Heiskanen Gary Kenvmoe Chuck Kunz Dick Kmmierski Student leaders from the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity held the offices of Business Manager of Student Life and Vice President of I.F.C. The SPEs participated in football, swimming, and baseball. Social events were the Diamond Princess Ball, Queen of Hearts Ball, Ski Bum Party, End-of-the-World Party, and Scbastion’s Birthday Party, in honor of their St. Bernard macot. 250 Mike Connor Mike Cranney Mike Moyes Cole Mullinax Ron Nelson Steven Nelson Max Neves Al Nyberg Gerald O'Donnell Alvin Ott Robert Palmer Bud Palmquist Clen Partridge Tally Paulos George Perdikoyli Bart Petterson Harry Pewitt Kirk Pickett Tom Raunig Will Reid Steve Ritchey John Ritchie William Rutledge Merrill Samuels Steve Simpson 1 lubert Smith Larry Smith Terry Sullivan John Taylor Jack Thomborrow Bob Tinnin Bob West Mont Willie Fred Woodhouse 2.51 Dale Abersold Bob Adams Brent Alb«d Elliot Anderson Mel Anderson Rick Austin Gary Bailey Charles Beck Cliff Bergera Jim Budge Wayne Call David Bessin ger John Chipman Stan Christensen Chris Cooper John Davenport David Davis James Fulks Terry Fulks Cary Fullmer A. C. Coe rig Redgie Hansen Steve Holmgren Cordon Hurst Ned Kohler Tom Moore Carth Nelson Fred Passey Max Harrison Craig Hubbard Drew Kendell Ric hard Marasco Craig Morrison Wally Odd Mark Passey Steven Hayward Jack Hunter Jim King Richard McCregor Fred Mortensen Lynn Partington Dwight Pearce 252 Loran VanNoy Bruce Shields This year Sigma Nus held such outstanding offices as: Studentbody President, Sophomore Class President, Business Senator. They received first place for the Homecoming float, and the “Most Improved Scholarship Award.” Their social events were the Pledge Formal, Hawaiian Party, Casino Party, and the Spring Chanticleer. Jack Peterson Clayton Ravsien Lee Roderick Jeff Shulz Ron Squires Paul Summers Bruce Pitcher Jerry Robinson Chuck Rudd Haven Simmons Mark Stevens Jerry Torbcnsen Charlie Pulver Clifford Rockstead Bruce Shields Steve Smith Michael Stewart Gary Vickrey I 253 Val Bangerter David Bennion Brent Bradbury Eliot Brunson William Call Phil Christensen Sam Dahlc Tom Barker Steve Blaser Craig Brewerton Kent Bune Vance Chaday Michael Cowan Clark Davis Bruce Bertelsen Charlie Bracken Charles Brown Monte Buttons Steve Chase Ron Daines Sam Efnor Fete Ennenga Ion Fistcr Bruce Garfield Jim Harrop Bill Johnson Michael I.aPlant Bruce McCandless Barry Erickson Greg Flint Steve Gibbons Ross Huntington Wynn Johnson John Ia-o Tom Peterson Bob Ewer Robert Frame Kent Hansen Steve Jensen John Kerr John Lcmpcrle LcRoy Pierce Sigma Chis this year had members on the varsity football, basketball, tennis, golf, baseball, and swimming teams. From among their ranks came the Junior Class President and Brigade Officer of R.O.T.C. Their social events were the Winter and Spring Formals, the fun Sig Derby for all the new sorority pledges, and the honor to to light the “A at Homecoming. 254 T I George Pierpont David Ritc hey Paul Puzey Douglas Robinson Cannon Randal! Dick Sandberg Curtis Reed Brent Sanford James Shelton Gary Showaltcr Reed Simmons David Sorensen Tom Stillcy John Swan Scott Strong Jeff Thompson Hon Stuart Russell Thompson Sheldon Summers Larry Thome Nick Trcscder Brent Watkins Jack Watkins Larry Whitman 255 or a A Phi Gamma Delta, the newest fraternity on campus, came here only last year. Rather than taking an all-ready organized social club and then petitioning for national Greek membership, the Fiji’s as they are known, colonized from start. They have members on the Student Life staff and in the band. Parties include a Fall Dinner-Dance and Purple Garter Party. 256 Dave Bergener Cary Bingham Scott Cameron Brent Chccketts Dan Chopp Tom Culliguu Robert Domanski Dennis Emerson John Ccamcs Jay Johnson Richard Lucas Bill Lugo Vem Nelson Phillip Ray Pauli Gene Tobcy Robert Vernon John D. Williams John Geames 257 Greek and Queens Aon Reed Simmons Favorite Beau of Alpha 0 258 AAA Bruce Shields Tri-Guy 259 A20 Pam Poole Carnation Queen nKA Holly Hestmark Dream Girl 260 Arp Carolyn James Pink Rose Queen 261 20 E Peggy Schultz Queen of Hearts 20E Vickie Siqueiros Diamond Princess 262 2X Rita Fraughton Sig Derby Girl 2X Dcann Gittins Sweetheart of Sigma Chi 263 2AE Janet Bateman Carol Brown Dee Ann Cavanaugh Maryanne Cone Sue Fogelberg Susan Classman Peggy Hcfflin Ann Hoffman Carol Jay Carolyn King Caroline Knap Connie Martin Suezanne McMaster Lynn Merrell Nancy Neibaur Holly Nye Nichelle Reynolds Marianne Schluss Cheryl Smith Chris Thomas Organizations are identity; they are the University broken down in just another way. The military is discipline; the various vocational groups start the drive toward success in one’s field; student hours are contained inside a dorm; and, softly, the vitality of finding human life’s purpose is realized in religious experience. 265 Ralph Binns Sandra Booth Ann Jensen George Skidmore Kaye Thompson Bodo Fritzen Mary Brown Lee Roderick Linda Smith Lear Thorpe The top twelve seniors at USU are in this most elite of honorarics. They are the most outstanding people on campus scholastically and personality wise. They have worked in student government, myriads of activities, and athletics. Alpha Sigma Nu Sigma Phi Eta Twelve senior girls were awarded membership in Sigma Phi Eta because of their special scholarship and leadership abilities. Their services are exhibited at graduation exercises. Carma Bagnell Mary Brown Janet Christensen Marie Ellison Barbara I lughes Rena Lee Mercer Margaret Monson Sandy Booth Anne Jensen Kaye Thompson Mcrilyn Wright Leah Dunford 26S Jan Waite Dour Watanabe I). Blake Wride Dour Watanabe Jon Wright Eldon Drake Swede Larson Lee Roderick Ceorge Skidmore William Skidmore Kent Smith Cordon Taylor Jeff Thompson Lear Thorpe Laird Walker Neil Anderton Ralph Binns John Bulk Kent Colton Harry Davis Bodo Fritzcn Joe Hillman Alfred Koch Scott Larsen Mike Maughan Mike Mazuran Paul M. Norton Dave Olsen Ken Rich Brent Robinson A service organization best describes Blue Key. They publish the Blue Book, guard the traditional USU-BYU wagon wheel, and hold a Spring formal. Composed of 25 upper-classmen, its members have to maintain a 2.5 gpa. Ann Scoville Blue Key Darling 269 ? seniors at U'. honoraries. r| ng people on personality we Sent govemme ■Athletics. 270 Stan Allen Reese Andersen Robert Anderson Von Anderson Delon Earfuss Duane Baugh K. Hal Beames Gail Bingham Hcbcr Bingham Barry J. Bodily Burke A. Bodily Jerry Bolton Lee E. Bowman Douglas Brcnehlcy Richard Brcnehlcy John W. Brinht Ronald Burt L. Dcvcre Burton Leonard Carter 'erl Christensen Glenn Clemons Eugene N Cook Dave Coppin Gary D. Dutson Keith Eherhard Barry Erickson Barry Evans Brent Fairchild J. Frank Follett Ronald Frances Bodo Fritzen Keith Gamble Sterling George Davkl A'. Godfrey R. Brent Hanchett Lynn Hanks Douglas Harwood Dean V. Hatch James Hess Wade Lee Hill Larry Jacobson Darwin Jeppcsoi Ben tonanson Dale D. Iohiw.ii Ken Johnson Ronald B. Johnso Paul Kennedy Paul Kotter Bart Kun James Langford Glenn N. Larkin l orn Livingston Eldon C. Louder Neal M. Lundu all Delon H. Madsen Phillip Markham Garth Mather Larry Michaelsen Mav Molyneux Randall Moore Raymond Nielsen Frank G. Noel Alien Ogden C. I . on Pack I I Logan Robinson Davkl Stronberg T. Brent Thomson Robt. Van Sweden Jan Waite Crant J. Schmidt Cordon Taylor Robert Tramtrurn Doug Vaughan Doug Watanabe LaCrande Smith L. Reed Thomas Alan D. Turner John F. Waldron D. Blake Wride Edward L. Young James Bradley Eldred Waldron Lyle J. Packer Bill Palmer Stuart Precce Lynn G. Potts Robert Bedford Rex A. Richards Lawrence Rigby Gary L. Robison Delta Phi Kappa As House Decoration winners and active participants in intramurals, the Delta Phi’s worked. At the Gay Nineties Party and the swingin' Swineri at Beaver Lodge, they played. From people like Vernon Law and Elaine Cannon at Conquest programs, they learned. Carol Raymond Dream Girl Row One: Suzanne Smee, Dean Dunforcl. Brenda Bateman, Chcr 'l Snyman, Sheila Sunada, Camille Carter. Row Two: Patty Moody, Claudia Beck, Pam Steed, Bonita Burtenshaw, Ethel McKee, Mar- garet Jensen, Martha Peterson, Daphne Amacher. Susan Elizabeth Atkinson. Row Tlirec: Marilyn Miller, Sandru Fish, May Lynne Vance, Martha Manning, Lauonnn Black, Dianne Peterson, Betty IiammOlid, Theresa Robinson, Winnie Hohnstcad. This freshman women’s honor society is for women who maintain a 3.5 average during one quarter of their freshman year. Alpha Lambda Delta Officers: William Compton pres., Melvin Berrett vice pres.. George King sec., Peter Thomas treas. Phi Eta Sigma This freshman men’s honor society is for those men who maintain an average of 3.5 or better in their fall and winter quarters. 272 Row One: Neil Anderton, lid Ckklmn, Dianne Peterson, Camta Bngnell, Carolee Wongsgaara. Row Two: Jan Turner, Joe Hillain, Loren Anderson, Claud Glazier, Joy Peterson, Diane Burgoync, Diane Jensen. Student leaders from thirty-five walks of campus life socialize informally in a melting pot of neat people. They select USU's nominations for Robins Awards. American Student Academy Row One: Blair Bybee, Gerald Mortimer, Stan Allen, Yvonne Hill. Dave Coppin, John Obray. Row Two: Dr. Thomas L. Balder, Kugenc Dennis, Weldon Richardson, Dennis Barbian, Neil Kunz. Joe Hillain, William Compton, Dean Duke. Alpha Epsilon Delta A trip to the U of U Medical School and a lecture by Dr. Russel Nelson on heart surgery were two events of this honor society for 3.0 or better pre-medical majors. 273 Jim Crcor David J. Bouck Walden Drancy Keith Eggleston Richard Harris Don Heuer Orvid Jeppson Robert Lyon Lynn McKee Mikal McKinnon Kent Rich Brent Robinson Carmelo Spirio Raymond Uharriet Arlo Waddoups William Wade rhe honorary' national engineering society, Sigma Tau, honors “scholarship, sociabili-y, and practicality.’ USU’s chapter upheld hese values and promoted achievement. 274 Joe Wise Tau Carina Bagncll LaRae Chatelain Ruth Comaby Nnda Jean Dahlke Gladys Gardner Marilvn Gee Elizabeth Gorham Chris Hamberlin Janet Hamilton Anne Hardy Janet Hendricks Lexie Hill Carolyn Holt Kay Keeler Linda Keller Carolyn Lewis Francine Mark os Locna Gay McCammon Dorothy Miller JoLcne Miller Denice Nielson Karen Peterson Shirley Pope Pat Ryan Linda Sistrunk This homemaking honorary consists of the upper two-fifths of the homemaking and home economics majors. Making fruitcakes at Christmas was one of their projects. Phi Upsilon Omicron 275 Rets Tribbett Dale E. Tucker Loran Van Noy Ray James, Advisor Grant I. Schmidt Fred Shaffer Gary ShowaUcr Ron Squires Reed Banks Michael Cowan Dick Davis Steven Gunderson Kent Hansen Max Harrison Gary Johnson John Kenr Richard Morrin Phill Nave Garth Nelson Haul Norton Ron Pendleton Tom Peterson John Reynolds The oldest professional business fraternity depicts Alpha Kappa Psi. It is the history-honorary. They promote research in fields of commerce, accounts, and finance. They also strive to educate the public about the nation's economy. Alpha Kappa Psi 276 How One: Patricia Dennison, William Adams, Lee Burke, Parvin Tosh race, Ahmad Toghruce, Hubert Cates. Row Two: Dons Price, Ron MacFarland, William A. Jensen, Max Peterson. Shaw Jiun Chans, Ralph Maushn. Hersehel IloSter III. Row Three: Mike Mazuran, Dan C. Rich, Leon Peterson, Cary Shaw. Ross Robson, Kwan Perrin. Pi Sigma Alpha This national political science honor society recognizes students who attain high scholastic ability in political science. Upper-division students, graduates, and staff members in the area of forestry are informed and stimulated by this group. Xi Sigma Pi Row One: Jerry Chattcrton, Douglas Kapkc, Dean J. Whitney Floyd, James Boynton. Row Two: RoIxTt Dalton, Norman Norton, Conrad iiilman, Phillip Johnson, Richard Reardon, Alma II. Win ward, Lanny Leslie. 277 How Ones Richard Reardon. James Boynton. Mel Robey, Dennis Thorup, Richard Weaver, Dr. Stoddard. Row Two: Dennis Workman. George Haas, Stewart Lutich, Melvin Young, Ed Korzderfer, Kay Miskin. Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta is the national honorary for agriculture and forestry majors. Forestry Week is but one of its sponsored events. Row One: Sheldon Bon. Dave Beans. Kay Jacobsen, Sheryl Mayo, Ron Hanglaml, Larry Bcautler. Row Two: Rodney Clark. Richard Felt, Dennis Barman, James Morrey. Row Three: Art Strnck, James Kamprud, Larry Fasts, Ed Allen. Psi Chi 278 The National Honorary Psychology Society studies current interests in psychology. Prisons and mental health instituitons are visited. Hay Bicnz Call Bingham Lorcll Clark Eugene R. Dennis Doug Dompier Wayne Crimshaw Bob Harris Art Havon Raymond K. Hinton S. LeRoy Hulfaker Mike Kennedy Terry Kidd Clyde M. Murray John Skinner S. Dale Wynder In ter collegia te Knights The nationally organized IK’s are composed of college men with at least a 2.5 average and a demonstrated desire to serve their schools. Activities this year included sponsoring a student book exchange, marshalling the homecoming parade, and ushering lyceum events. 279 JoAnn Duncan Dutchess Judy Arciaga Elizabeth Atkinson Brenda Bateman Luann Bennfon Suzanne Brown Bonita Burtenshaw Marcia Buttans Linda Christensen Nadine Cope Suzanne Croft Kathleen Flanagan Samira Craves Rosemary Cudmundson Muril-ou Heineken Faye Henry Sylvia Hiatt Marie Higgs Sue HiU Tina Hollands Jeanette Hurst Spurs From mums for Homecoming to ushers for the Lyric plays call on the Spurs. Proud to be “at your service,” sophomore girls excelling in scholarship and achievement entertain at Sunshine Terrace, aid the Cache Valley Training Center, direct the Logan Dime Telethon, donate to the school for the deaf and handle elections. 280 Margaret Jensen Nancy Johnson Donna Kaiser Cathy Larson Ethel McKee Patricia Moody Rosemary Olsen K. Cherry Onne Catherine Patrick Robyn Peterson Luanna Price Theresa Robinson Vickie Sanders llenc Singleton Janell Smith Lee Ann Thornton Ellen Tolman May Lynne Vance Linda Wakley JoAnn Wangsgard Annette Wise Linda Yocom Marsha Smith, Advisor Elveda Smith, Advisor 281 Mary Baer, Annalee Price, Pej!KV Marie Evans, Marilyn Farrell, Valerie Romney, Mary Margaret Sycamore, Jackie Bowen, Doris Hansen. Vicky Wonkier, Carol Ann Rock, Nancy Nci-neur, Ann Lee Bcrgercr, Kathy Summers, Ruth Thompson, Leannc Adams, Vicki Littlefield. Row One: Annalec Price, Lt-anne Adams. Row Two: C;irol Ann Rock, Vicki Littlefield. Kate Adams Sandra Austin Kathy Bailey LaVon Baron Bobette Bateson Sue Bommer Ginger Barboglio Kathy Brush Dyanno Carson L.anae Charfield Kay Conrad Leslie Downs Julie Dunkley Pat Elwood Myra Erickson Susan Farnsworth Trudy Hemmert Winnie Holmstcad F. J. Leanne lensen Chris Kimball Lynda Linford Joan Munion Kathleen McPhee Jane Montgomery Jean Parrish Judy Peterson Shannon Peterson Pat Petty Penny Plant Pam Poole Carrie Radler Sharon Schmidt Peggy Schultz Suzanne Since Sherry Summers Myra Ullm an Sponsors Ruth Vanderbeek Deanne Warren Kathleen Watkins Lynda Weaver Pam Westerberg Diane Wyatt The USU Sponsors offer service to the University and foster interest in the H.O.T.C. Cadets. Besides performing exhibition drills and marching at parades, they usher at athletic events. 283 Row Onr: John Chipnum, Albert Coerig, Charles Olson, Bill Leach, Joe Cray, Ken Brooks, clen Mutsui, Jerry Saltern. Row Two: Jack Dailey, Lynn Portington, Sterling Taylor, Bill Ducrsch, Ray McBride, Bill Skidmore, John Buist, Dave Copnin, Kent Hansen. Row Three: Fred Kuehn, Hubert Isscl, Richard Hansen. Bill Nyman, Reid Longhurst, Bob Nelson, John Crisfield, Meloin Larsen. The Army ROTC offers an extensive four-year program to train their cadets and to produce officers of high moral and military calibre. Company Commanders: Richard Hansen, Steve Howard, Albert Coerig, John Crisfield, Joe Cray. Battalion Staff: Kent Hansen, John Buist, Bill Leach. Charles Olsen, Dave Coppin, Sterling Taylor. 284 Officers: Col. Bert Perrin, PMST-ROTC, Capt. Ernest Beach, Capt. Patric Louney, Capt. Scott Leaner. Noncommissioned Officers: Sgt. Major Bennie Hein-ricks. M. Sgt. Archie Rolx-rtson, M. Sgt. Joe Watson, SFC Joseph Draus. Pershing Rifles Row One: John Ruppcl, Bill Helffrich, Don Chase, Dave Brest, Dennis Clark, Lorenzo Anderson, James Anderson, John Fitzpatrick, Mark Amer, Doug Frazer. Row Two: Rick Bjerke, Ron Roberts, John Burton, Richard Clark. Chad Yowell, Ed Logan, Cal Erickson, Mike Scott, Robert Giitin, Erick Ncilson, Richard Kohutek. 285 Officers: Capt. C. A. McCallson, Lt. Col. Roland Taylor, Maj. John Jarel. Capt. J. G. Poulsen. Air Force ROTC Pilot? Navigator? Astronaut? The young men in blue are preparing through a collegiate program to accept these roles vital to our future. Air Force ROTC strives for perfection through many hours of drills. 286 Military training includes classroom instruction. Pam Gabrielsen, Peter Kruger, Sue Crisfield plan Angel Flight, Air Force ROTC strategy Brigade Staff Row One: Ron McFarland, Joan Manion. JoAnn Kimball. Keith Longhurst. Row Two: Gary Sloop, Tom Broberg, Bill Nyman, Lynn Partington. 287 LaMar Anderson Jackie Alston Richard Baldwin Carolyn Bcthers D. E. Bessingcr Kathy Bushncll Lee Bowman Claudia Carrigan Walter A. Bradshaw Sandy Clark Tom Broberg Claudette Crawford Charles T. Bryon Pam Daines Cary R. Cazier Katie Fames John Domina John E. Cebular Kay Lynn Hendrickson Cretel Foxley Davit! Egbert Lynn Cook Linda Jacobson Pamela Harwood Bryce Cardncr JoAnn Kimball Kent S. Gardner Ann Kingdon Ron Cravenhorst Sharon Miller Peter D. Krueger lack Hunter Marsha Porter Gaylcn L. Reese Christie Smith Sally Oberhausly Ray Marcum Cretdben Ronnow David D. Sargent Wallace I. Johnson Katie Jean Price R. Brent Robinson Cheryl Snyman Ester Jane Peterson William K. Martin Judy Short Jack R. Shriber Ronald M. MacFarland Kathryn Reeves Clifford Rockstead Pam Steed Arnold Air Society Angel Flight Angels anti Arnold Air winged success as they sponsored the Air Force Band concert, entertained the elderly at Sunshine Terrace, ami worked on the Blood Drive. While Arnold Air learned laws of space, the Angels ushered at games, sold candy, marched, and always rooted for the Air Force. Sue Crisficld Joe D. Shriber Connie Taylor John T. Skinner Barbara Watts Cary M. Sloon Mary Wildinson Junior Songer Jerald Stokes John B. Taylor 289 Row Olio: Sue MemmoM, Jolcnc Cooper, Dorthy Nuttal. Dixie Dalton, Layne Bellisten, Suzanne Arthur. Diane Chard. Judy Peterson. Row Two: Jackie Fullmer, Carolyn Bennett. Brigetta Clyde. Diane Margetts, Darla Nash, Shirley Kibbe, Bonnie Benson, Katny Carlisle, Marge Eyre, Sandy Clark. Row Three: Sue Hurd, Marge Treseder, Dennis Emerson, Joe Thompson, Larry Smith. N'atncha Frazier, Susan Weeks. Orchesis Officers — Row One: Layne Bcllisten, Bonnie Benson, Kathy Carlisle. Row Two: Rebecca Stuart, Shirley Knibbe, Susan Weeks, Sue Memmott. Ever)' tone of the body perfectly poised in balance and perfection. Row One: Suzanne Larson, Thomas Holman, William A. Jensen, Janet Osborne, Doug Price, Lee Burke, Leslie Peterson. Row Two: Leon Peterson. Ross Robson, David Anderson, Shaw Jiun Chang, Jerry Craham, Robert Cates, Dan C. Rich, Kwan Perrin. An interest in international relations and American policy abroad motivated this In terna tional Relations group to sponsor an assembly and luncheon featuring Fisher Howe. Also, meetings, lectures, and delegations to the model United Nations were organized by the club. Row One: Michael David. Sadiou Abouhamad. Moustnpha El Moustapha, Dr. Orson Tew, Jawad T. Agha, Faisal Sadik, Adib Younis. Row Two: Brahim Mahmood, Aninar Al Khedhairy, Mohamad Kanaan Hnffar, Sami Kol Koleilat, Hussein I El Mansij, Abd Elmonem Mostafa Phenuel Odisho, Akram Steitieh, Mohamad Aboza, Makdisi-Elias Touma. Arab students from countries including Iran, Egypt, and Iraq, met to remain abreast of problems in their nations, and maintain contact with their cultures. Arab Students 291 How One: Vasu Patel, Tahdon Jagdish Chanel. Mukund J. Bhatt, Baweja Kartar, Orson Tew, Gurdip Singh Dhaliwa), Vijay H. Arokcri, Harindor Singh, Dalject Singh Sundhu, Vijay Kumar Puri, J. S. Dhillon. Row Two: D. M. Patel, P. P. Patel. K. L. Malik, C. D. Mahajan, Arvind Patel, M. K. Chaudhari, Mukcsh Patel. Anil Dholakia, A. S. Shetty, Aron Kumar Shrivastava. Row Three: A. V. Sathyanarayan, J. J. Purohit, D. C. Shah, H. B. Shalt, N. A. Shah, N. A. Zainuddin, B. W. Poovaian, B. M. Shah, K. K. Dharia. Sixty Indian students attended USU this year. Their activities: the International talent show and a spring canyon party. Indian Students Row One: B. Chadri, H. Snlimi, M. Salirni, (J. Kamal. C. Ashraf, M. Jafari, Sh. Chadjar, M. Chadjar, H. Alai. Row Two: N. Sefidbakht, A. Lola gar, K. Daftarian, K. Nadjibi. M. Emral-%haool, A. Yazdanihn, B. Chadjar, B. Yadegaram, A. Lot Han, B. Shaybany, J. Rassi, S. Khadent. Row Three: A. Aghabcigi, T. Manbeian, j. Vossoogh. A. Akrami, B. Farahan, A. Fallahi, H. Morsali, F. Davalloo, F. Amirani, M. Kamal. -j- 0 — _ This group helps fellow Iranians make ad- Iranian Studen tS sfe ‘?to the American ways and enjoy each others company while tostermg friendships with other students. 292 How One: Monir Bali;)). Huth Cattlieb, Moshc Gottlieb. Israeli Students Although small in number, Monir Bahai, Ruth Gattlieb, and Moshe Gottlieb wish to promote better relationships between American and other foreign students. Row One: Donald McCrnw, Dawn (unidentifiable). Linda Feu . Nfarda Croslcy, Jawad T. Agha. Adib Younis, S. Mohscn Kha-dem Haghighat, Dr. Miller. Sadik Abu Hammad, Mohammad laibbaf, Alt Jafri, Amin. Row Two: Mahamad Abaza, Dr. Sha- rif Chaudry, Akhlaq Chaudry, Kambiz Daftarian, Farid Ami-rani, Mavtoud Fateml, Adbol Lolaear Ahmmad Ag.ib.igi, Dr. Abrahim Jenab. Dr. N.i roll.ih Sefidbakht. Row Three: Magid Kamal. Waseem Khaja. Anmar Al. Khedhairy. These interesting students are eager to help us understand Islam and the Mid-Eastern issues and ways of life. Firsthand, we saw them debate on two of their current questions: Israel and Kashmir. Moslem Students 293 Row One: Bradley March ant. Bill Wright. Greg Radmall, Bart Bailey, Bob Baker. Ed Merrihew. Cliff Wilson. Row Two: Mike Hansen. Jim B. Crumbles, Audrey Robinson. Larry C. N'alder. Jim Fain. Curtis Biggs, Chad F. Winn, Bert Smith, Bill Laycock, Jim Smith. Row Three: Jeanne Rees. Elmer Aldous, Sue Holdaway, JoAnn Spencer. Suvanne Ogden, Lyle Hill, Vemice Winn. Dale Sweat, Steve Farrell, Mcrlyn D. Kemph, Dee Blackburn. Dan Shelton. Row Four: Lorainc Obrrhansly, Linda Price, Richard Clark. Kathy Davies, Dianna Nicholson. Darlene Smith. Calc Smith. Cary Winn. Dave Bailey, Jim Stevens. Bill Ernst. Bob Wcstrop. Row Five: LaMar Anderson. Dick Brown. Richard Ward, Retd Thomas, Stanley Spencer, Bill Conrad, Stuart Wamsley, Marvin L. Mobbs, LaVon McBride. Jane Christian, Bob Petersen. Micky Jouflas, John FitzPatrick, David W. Crockett. Rodeo Club Ride ’em cowboy! and on with the unique activities. Featuring a Spring Rodeo, the competition team also participates intercollegiately and they win. 294 Parking lot preparation for a great clay on the slopes. Facing unforeseen hazards is part of the fun of skiing. Ski Club is our GO club. Members and non-members alike live for its fun social activities, weekend excursions, ski meets, and Warren Miller movies! A strong ski club can produce a good competition team and even set up a scholarship fund for skiers. Ski Club Row One: Linda Jacobson, Ann Rossaert, Linda Wturncs, Cathie Coombs, Betty Goodhue, Faith Fessenden, Rogers Thomas, Donald Bruetmner, loan Walsh. Mary Lynne Chino. Julie Russelt, Jane Mer-rcll, Cathy Markeson. Row Two: Roberta Card, Don Simon, Walley Johnson. Duane Oarlile. Blaine Baum. Barry Besse, Dennis Howard. Jane Christian, Terry Jelinek. Robert Lovett. Jone Daley, Roberta Card. Row Three: Malcolm Jaderquist, I .any Young, LarTy Lau, Brent Sutherland, Charlie Guy, Bob Haywood. 295 How One: Clyde Fujiwara, Marvin Akagi. Bob Takcknwa, Alan Miyashiro. Carl Sakaki. How Two: Carol Hycr. Donna Cay, Pauline Fuller, Gayle Saiki, Maggie Hanohano. Sheba Stevens. Row Three: Esley Hilbus, Bruce Davis. Ralph Mench, Tim Burr. Kirk Clark, Nolan “Red Burnett. Row Four: Glenn Mat-sui, Clcnn Nishimoto. Wayne Suiza. Rodney Fuiii, Bill llano-hano, Thomas Coo. David Ching, Tony Crcssalt. Row Five: Leonard Elia, Alan Masumura. Earl Uedani, Bob Wcust, Cary Omori, Jack Stevens. Hui A Hawaii Club The main purpose of the club is to initiate Hawaiian and other island students to USU’s campus, and to promote the cultural and social aspects of Hawaii. In May they sponsor an “Aloha Week” climaxed by a luau. 296 Student Education Associa tion Row One: Sue Lovell. Marlene Jenkins. Sarah Ruth Hunting, Uela Hunting. Sharon Reading, Eleanor Lawrence. Row Two: Lloyd Bybee, I-irry Michael sen, John Bright, R. Eyre Turner. SEA is the pre-professional club for Aggies preparing to teach. An SEAer is also in NEA and UEA. It specializes in providing information, socials and lively discussion. It works with USU’s Education department and does research for UEA. LOTS TO DO! Row One: Von H. Jarrett, Richard Garrard. DeVcre Burton, Joe Burrie, Stephen L. Adamson. Dale Buzzefl, Stanley S. Richardson. Row Two: Chester Peterson. Blaine Tingey, Duane Ekins, K. Wynn Christensen, Robert Brock, Robert Jensen, Robert Burnham, Spencer E Stuck!. Alpha Tau Alpha If you’re an Agriculture Education major, you probably belong to Alpha Tau Alpha. Membership in this club is extremely beneficial. ATA fosters useful discussions and studies especially designed to help each member in his future plans to teach agriculture. ATA assures a good opportunity and good companionship. 297 Amy RasMnuM.n, Linda Cooper, Judy McNeil, Barbara Rich, Larry Fuller, Geraldine Watts, LaDawn Anderson. PE MM Club Speakers, seminars, social activities, and skill improvements give Physical Education Majors and Minors a professional perspective, through PEMM. 298 Row One: Julie Huramoto, Carol A. Clark. Judy Christensen. Pam Harwood. Judy W. Smith, Mary Joyce Gamble, Jinny Fish. Row Two: Jessie Larson, Karon Huppi. Ruth Smith. Joan Capener, Kathy Loveland. Caren Condie. JoAnne Yamasaki. American Student Academy of Interior design members show their talents as they decorate display windows in downtown Logan. American Student Academy of Interior Design Row One: Mrs. Connie Sims, Lauralee Laker, Margaret Jense, Lee Ann Johnson. Mcrilyn Witten. Janet Hendricks, Carina Bagnell. Row Two: Darlene Moss, Diane Moore, Marie Tolman, Catherine Davis, Dixie Miles, Bcv Walker. Row Three: Shari Woodward, Marian Mullins. Geraldine King, Kathy Petersen, Rosemary Roberts. Marilyn Blockham. Elsa Watkins. Zeta Epsilon Zeta Epsilon wants you if you cook, sew, seek a career in Home Economics, or wish to enrich life through the Home Ec. program. 299 Row One: Richard Ravine. Rod Wibew, Wendell Morse, Karrcn Huppi, Gail Gunter, Colon Bywater, Raymond Hotb, Don Davis. Row Two: Carr B. Campbell, G. Nicl Jensen. Paul S. Burnette, O. Lamar Mitton, Bill Larson. J. Christensen, Vem Pitcher, Michael Morby. Row Three: Jay Jorgensen, Allen Harrison, F.. LeR iy Brady, Dennis Clark. Mike Sweeney, Russell Richards. Row Four: R. Brent Hanchctt, Jerry Full rim an, Doug Quayle, Caylnn A. Rasmussen. Inland Turner. Mavsood Mahmoudi, Ken Eldrcdgc. Total aesthetic value is designed by an architect. Landscape and Architecture Club Perhaps the Landscape and Architecture Club won’t produce another Frank Lloyd Wright, but it seems likely with their program for professional and aesthetic development in their field. 300 and Hearing A ssocia tion Organized to foster professional attitudes and relationships among the students majoring in the field of Audiology, the Speech and Hearing Association has served to elevate the roles of these students here. Toys help a teacher communicate with a younger patient. This electronic device helps the student hear correct sounds. j ; 301 Row One: DeVerl St x! I.«r I. D. Brent Stephens. Douglas A. Cray, J. Steve Taylor. Chuck Cummings, Loncll Burton. Sam Morris. Dave Monson. Doug Sorenson, Wayne L. Smith, Morris E. Crisp. Row Two: Richard Dana, Carl Wallis, Brent Wallis, Spencer Erickson, Robert Cobb, William H. Rogers, R. Cordon Rice, Brad Johnson. Bill Livingston, Norman Holladay, LcRois Stephens, Neill Slack. Row Three: Jay Davis, Larry Avery. Industrial Education The club provides professional and social association among students of the industrial education field. Row One: Ralph Madsen, Herb Nelson, Myron Richardson, Sam Riter, Keith Petrie, Cecil Miles. Row Two: Jim McNaughton, Bob McCoard, Joel Quinn, Rulon Hatch. Duane Baugh, Floyd Cibbs. Row Three: Bill Cain, Dale Rassmussen, (unidentified), Loran Hirsehi, (unidentified). Shantann Shinde. The object of the Society of Automotive Engineers is to promote the arts, sciences, standards, and practices of self-propelled mechanisms. Society of Automotive Engineers 302 Row One: Mike Kennedy. Sterling George. Lex Fort!, Bill Klippeit, Jim Carlson, Paul Coover, Row Two: Jerry FackreU, Curdip S. Dhaliwa), Lynn Hanks. George Hartman. The Flying Techs thrive on aviation education while they strive to provide economical flying rates for members. Row One: Bob G. McCormick. Don Phillips, Louie Cole. Roger Amell, S. I-cRoy HufTaker, Ronald Drake. Row Two: A. Leon Mathcson, Larry D. Sorensen, Stephen Smith, Rex S. Con-die, Stan Goodwin, Skip Peterson, Steve Kirby. The purpose of this organization is to promote fellowship between men with the same interest in welding. American Welding Society 303 Row One: Rawson D. Child, Ken Johnson, Dennis Reeder, Porter Heusser, Tex Kunz, Jerry Woodland. Row Two: Ralph Mencn, Vard Williams, Jesse Cerrard, Randy Hawkins, Linford Beckstrand, Allan Nelson. Row Three: Jack Hirschi, Howard Stcinhoft, Eugene Hardy, Thos-pom Parabyai. The American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers keeps its members informed of progress and job opportunities in tool engineering. A ST ME Row One: Vance T. Christiansen, Kent Rich. Arlo Waddoups. Lloyd Austin, Richard Hams. William Buxton, Latimnl Cubler. Row Two: Ralph H. ('lark, Korprabhandha Chaipom. Adib Younos, Jay Pitkin. Mike Libby. Cordon Tucller, Joe D. England, Ronald Hanson. Row Three: Clair L. Hendrickson. Richard F. Creed, Willis A. Whitney. Keith O. Eggleston, Doug Litchfield. Dan Lawrence, Jerald Lyon. J. Kent Horison. J. Raymond Johnson. American Society of Civil Engineers The object of the American Society of Civil Engineers is to encourage the advancement of Civil Engineering and association and friendship among students. 304 Row One: Raul Henderson. Bob Smith. Mae Pell'. Ebvood Barlow. Reed Kotter, Owen Wahl strom, Robert Lyon, Maurice Kirwan. Row Two: Bruce King, David Cox, Bob Bartlett, Stanley Terry, Reed Slaugh, Orvkl Jeppson, Vaughn Affleck, Dcloss Everton. Row Three: Pierre Williams, Steven Sanders, Lyle Johnson, Martin Hocking, Raymond Uharriet, Lynn Valentine, Mark Manwaring. Among the many E’s is electrical engineering. IEEE gives E.E. majors professional experience and contact — a helpful tool. Row One: Stewart Kuhn, Kent Madam, Adonnu Watkins. Jeanne Bachman, Carol Burdick, Cheryl Simada, Walden Orkney, Renn Robinson. Row Two: Raliegh Jensen, Ron Carrol), Jake Sorensen, Michael I-avenger, Don Heucr. Row Three: Eugene Draney, Larry Jackson. Larry Crump, Wayne Danielson. The object of ASME is to give those students who are in the field of mechanical engineering and related subjects the advantage of an advanced professional guide. 305 Ralph H. Clark. El wood Barlow, Ralph Mench, Lonnie Smith, Raymond Uharriet, W. Kent Haslam, Lloyd Austin. The Engineering Council coordinates such activities as films, guest speakers, and is in charge of the annual Engineering Week. tin gin eering Council Row One: Richard Weaver. Reed E. Barker. David Logan, Ronald Burt, Stephen L. Adamson. Row Two: David R. Walker, John H. Magleby, Wayne Harwood, Robert Jensen, Charles Dan-sic. Ron Moller. Agricul ture Clubs Council The council coordinates activities for the College of Agriculture; Robert Jensen, president. 1 i Row One: Douglas Tingey, Lynn Hansen, Clyde Roberts, John Maglcby, Dallas Hess. Roicc H. Anderson. Row Two: Lynn H. Davis, Ellis W. Lam bom, David Burton. Earnest M. Morrison, Charles Palmer. Surjit Singh Sidhu. Ag Econ Club The Ag Econ Club exists to provide information on progress in the field of Agricultural Economics. Row One: William J. Myrick, Sherrie C'.leun, Larry Teeter, Norman I.. Norton, Bill Civish, Brent Rasmussen. Row Two: Rick Bjerkc, John Perkins, Don L Stewart. Ceorgc T. Morrison, Wayne Souza, Larry Schmidt, Michal Hoellein, Donald Carpenter. Row Three: Paul Cunningham, Wally Cole. Johnnie Johnson. Jim Anderson. Lee Skabelund, Sig. Palm. Skin Cun-ninghamc. Row Four: Timothy Bacon. Phil W. Vance, Richard Clark. David deSouso, Dean Reiser, Ron L. Findlay, Stephen E. Washburn. The Forestry Club built a winning Homecoming float decorated with? Right, trees. Another activity: painting big green footprints around campus in the Spring. Forestry Club Row One: Jim B. Grumble . Leo Hcugly, Alma H. Wlnward, Torn Baxter, Jerry Chatterton. Phi] W. Vance, A. Enrol DrajH-r. Row Two: Delano Claymore, Edward Hajdys, Ronald M, Walters, Frank Row-Icy, Richard Farrar. Michael Somerville, Richard Westman, Dennis ielsen, Davkl Greene Row Three: Ervin Larsen, Richard Neves, Bemie Jansen, Gary Carson, Roy J. Rushing, Larry O. Maxfield, Barry T. Williams, John Baldwin. R. John Rominske, Kenneth Walker. J. B. Grumbles, Alma Winward, G. Von Swain, Mont Lewis, Wendell Core, Tom Bartlett American Society of Range Managem en t The Range Management Society encourages professional improvement of its members, and provides a medium for the exchange of ideas and facts on the proper science of management of grazing lands and conservation of our natural resources. 308 Wildlife Society The Wildlife Society was organized to provide better facilities and opportunities for effective training in management of wild lands and their resources. It also senes to keep the wildlife majors informed of the new ideas and studies in their field. College Bowl type discussions teach about wildlife. Row One: Jeb Stuart, George Whitney. Kit Kinsd, Chuck Davis, Doug Dompier, Robert D. Anderson. William Burbridgc. Row Two: Ronald M. Walters, Darrel Sander, Jim Fitzpatrick, Steve Dufncr, Andrew Bush. David Donaldson, Donald Carpenter, David Carlson, Chad Yo-well, Jim Porter. 309 Row One: Dennis Workman, Carl M. Johnson. David de Sousa. Job Stuart. N. Terry Chatter-ton. Row Two: Bob Francke, Darrel Saudcr, Orlan Macdonald. Torn Baxter, Chuck Davis, Wayne Johnson. Richard Neves, David Holcsapple, Brent Ritchie, Eddie Logan. Forest, Range and Wildlife Council It plans the social events for the college of Natural Resources: Bar-B-Q, picnics, dances - Conservation Week activities. For botany majors, the Plant Science Club is the key to complete development and success in their field. Plant Science Club Row One: Milton B rzec, Koy Miskin, LoreII Clark, Bijan Shaylsany, Max II. Parkinson, Tsong-wen Chou, Kazuo Cliachin, Vin G. Cawai. Row Two: Alvin Hamson. David R. Walker, James R. Ely. Joseph Y. Do, Schvyler Seeley, Ben Johamon, Ataollah Ya daniha, Hussein I. El-Mausy, Jawad T. Agha. Row Three: J. R. Stander, Linnis Mills, Douglas Baker, Rex A. Richards, Anthony H. Hatch, James E. Rotlebush, Ron Zickefoose, Ron Morse. 310 Row One: C. Aravc, Ctain Hicks. I-co Peterson. II. Saliini, Carl Hanson. Cion Brown. Harold Ray Egif. Row Two: Merril Fox. Woo S. Hong. Dennis Cook, Richard Konnington, Ed Sorenson. Ronald Burt, Dr. George Stoddard. Row Three: Lynn Ogden, Greg Radmnll, Jeffery Weiss. Bill Wright. Doug Warnick, David Wadley, Leon Leavitt. Judgnin Team Row One: Dr. Clive Arave. Bolva Whitbcck, s-len Brown. Row Two: Ed Sorensen, Joe Burrie. Dairy Science Organized to be of service to the Dairy Department, the Dairy Science Club also helps to acquaint dairy students with prospective employers and the dairy industry. 311 Row One: David V. Crockett, Piero L. Caserta, David Logan, Gordon C. Keetch, Dennis Thorup. Row Two: John Pierce, Boh Peterson, Alarik Myrin, John Butcher, Leo Bowman. Row Three: Kirk Johansen, Monte Thompson, George Mammon, Keith Mlkesell. The Animal Husbandry Club provides interest in various fields of Agriculture to promote the spirit of fellowship among its members. The Animal Husbandry Club Row One: Mike Rapp. Jeanne Rees. Denzel Taylor, Don Hanks. Row Two: Bruce Cowley. Everett Southom, Dan Hellyer, Tom Haxton, Jack Aldrich. The Pre-Vet Club is distinguished by humane interest in animals and its dedication to Veterinary Medicine. Pre-Vet Club 312 Row One: Ceorge PeppcI. Helen Brcur. Anne Mossini. Kathy Flannagan, Richard Kohntck, Pat Martinez. Row Two: Mike Key. Mike Vick. Ame Wilkens, Roger Spencer. Row Three: A. J. Hiltenhrand, Dave Palumbo, Tom Mileelo. Bemie Bouck. Row Four: Anthony Perfilio. Sunny Plott, Carl Perin. John Johnson, James Bes. Robert Rose. Row Five: Sain Morris. Phil Husted, Gary Smith, Merril Monsigncr Stoffel. Newman Center The Newman Center provides its members vvitli religious lessons in classes, and features dances, movies, and plays, for social enjoyment. Row One: David Mooberry, David Kull, Lynda Ktill. Marcia Kavworm. Cheryl Bauer. Dean Keiscr. Carry Babe. Row Two: Reverend Bob Allen Bames. Moxom E. Hart. Don Hcucr, Dick Schneider. John Put ., Judy Vosburg, Bob Steans. Dr. Robert C. Steensma. The purpose of the LSF is to strengthen Lutheran students in their faith and to prepare them to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ to all. Lutheran Fellowship 313 Row One: Norm Radke. Jcrr ' Cerulla. Lynda Arthurton, Pal Stoifa, Marian Mullins. Janet Marr, Anne Compton, Sheila Sunada, Elizabeth Gorham. Kindra Nichols. Ethel McKee, Linda Noble. Mary Beth Coltrin. Bob Donaldson. Row Two: Dr. Miner E. Bnrner, Merlyn Kemph, Ron Zicke- foose, Clyde McMurray. Robert Grond, Steve Bird, Craig Harasek, Fred Behin, Bob Levee, James Anderson. Row Three: Dave Carlson, Bill Compton. Dick Bums, Brian Schi-able, Lanny Kinkade. Darrel Saudcr, Daw Brest, Bob Meredith, Kent Williams, Don Carpenter, Dave Beans. The Westminister Fellowship creates unity through Christian fellowship, social functions, and spirituality. Westminister Fellowship S- f t S' % y ry tW ft. a if Sr ♦ V S' if tf m W ft f t ) ! r ? § L if y t 4. . 4 l I « h 9 i $ -iM fa r Row One: Rolaine Clasicr, Carol Ann Pack. Jo Ann Duncan. Karen Christensen, Diane Jensen, LaDawn Anderson. Marcia Ann Smith. Jacque SamueUon. Row Two: George Skidmore. Stu Precce, Claude Clasicr. Tom Brobcrg, Bro. Workman. Mike Mazuran. Richard Brcnchley, Gordon Taylor, Donald Bradford. Institute Council George Skidmore leads the LDS Institute Council as they sponsor socials, a Religion in Life lecture series, and serve the community. 314 Row One: Man-' Alice Christopherson, Mary Reeder, Alice Alexander, Cherry Orme, Jane Un-gricht, Sandy Greaves. Anne Rogers, Jane Thomas, Kathy Trantnim. Row Two: Brent Hacking, Jack Ames, Lee Osborne, Jim Simmonds, Dean Duke, Jane Christian, Hal Beame . Jack Aldrich, Tom Toole, Dan Dyer. In ter-Residence Council Dean Duke, chairman, and 20 members coordinate better relationships and activities in the residence halls. Row One: Jerry Sandberg, Joan Mendenhall. Von Mendenhall, K. Hal Bcames, Randy Kendrick. Row Two: Harold Hinton, Larry Mitchell. Douglas Anderson. Lyle Archibald, Woo S. Hong, Neil Poulscn. Remember the wine, women, and songs?” The most successful activity, among many, that Moyle Hall had was a smorgasbord and a formal dance. Moyle Hall 315 Card Hall Row One: Tom Toole, Patil L. Henderson, Bob Smith, Paul L. Smith. Row Two: Ron Miller, David Edwards, Brace Douglas. Row One: Charles (c Meredith Briggs, Annette Young, Vicki Williams, Rose Mary Glenn. Row Two: Alice Alexander, Vicki Evans, Pat Macro, Dorothy Miller, Deanna Price. Snow Hall Wells Hall Not in front of the resident's door! Maughan Hall Row One: Cora Jean Smith. Kathy Nielsen. Anne Rogers. Nola Crecn, Sharon Nosack. Row Two: Christine Newman, Bonnie Pitt, Ruth Ann Smith. Ruth Ellen Richards, Shirley Killpack. Row Three: Shirley Lance, Claudia Fuhriman. Marva Ogden, Carolyn Pratt. Row One: Lorenc Ward, Dyanne Carson. Row Two: Barbara Miller, Barbara Rich. Row Three: Bob Christy Monson. Rich Hall Head Residents: Lyle and Marilyn Gonn. 318 Row One: Marian Mullins, Liz Gorham. Row Two: Judy Valentine. Mrs. Mr. Fass, Carolee Clyde. Row Three: Ethel McKee, Jeannie Bachman, Jane Christian, Vicky Wu. Lund Hall 319 Row One: Mr. 6c Mrs. Tom Blotter. Scott Johnataion, Cherry Onno, Kris Kimhall. Row Two: Sue Smith. DeAnn Wanren, Vickie Woodward, Judy Olsen, Sandy West, Annette Wise, DeAnn Sargent, Laura Dobson. Kristen White. Moen Hall 320 Row One: Nanette Wood, Mary Alice Christopherson, Sally Shields. Row Two: Karen Lowe, Connie Hansen, Susan Valentine. Greaves Hall To celebrate the festive fall season, an all-dorm dinner is delicious. 321 Row One: Mr. 6c Mrs. Hulfaker Jerilyn. Row Two: Mary Reeder. Adele Ward, Aldcne Cornish. Goan Brogonije. There are ways to go down stairs and then there are ways. The joys of eating one’s own cooking. I Merrill Hall Freeman, Janet Tuttle, Linda Budge. engcr, Jane Montgomery, Betty Goodhue, Trudy Rich. Row One: Camille Taylor, Nai Row Two: Sheryl Walker. Jud Row One: Eleanor Olsen, Cayla Christensen. Row Two; Kathy Nielsen, Sue Lovell, Verna Jean Bayer. Row One: Alice June Andersen, Edith Knighton, Mary Tudler, Carol Olsen Row Two: Kathy Bailey. Carlene Nuzinan, Irene Johnson. Row One: Menu Voycc, Linda Wukcly. Sandra Bcgcru, Mary Graham. Row Two: Candy Grinvshaw, Linda Egan, Arti Banks. Julie Scott. Susan Woo turns. Triad I had better shave before I start to study. I Evening entertainment — a little poker. 324 The Triad living room is for relaxing. Triad II Row Oik : Karon Hart, Sharon Purdue, Claudia Burton. Lcslec Peterson. Patty Bench. How Two: Elaine Craig. Sherry White. Pain Ball. Susie Ogden, Deanna Young. Irene Johanson. Row One: Harold. Diane. Colleen Allen. How Two: Nonna Kenison. Doreen Hirschi. Paulette Walker. Nadine Cox. Between studies, play Miss Domestic. 325 Row One: Grant Smith, Joe Lacey, Bruce Stramky, Jack Aldrich, Rich Wilson. Row Two: Dave Herbert, Nike Rapp, Marge and Gerald Harris, Ken Hipnhothen. Fred Pettinggilc. Richards Hall Ahh, I think I'm hungry. Sometimes there is enough time to study. 326 Clothes make the student. Even a place and time to be with her, to study. B u llen Hall How One: Brent Hacking. Larry. Handy, and Barbara Wilson. Haul linking. Row Two: Lowell Stuehrcuberg, Dennis Howard, Howard Lewis. Bill Field, Torn Stewart. Ron Schow, Bob Emery. Jirn Kohler. 327 ADVERTISEMENTS Mitchell Motel Logan, Utah near U. S. 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Brent 110 Abcreold, Dale 40, 252 Abouhomad, Saduqu 291 Abplanalp, Larry 110 Abplanaln, Terry W. 50 Abrams. Kathleen 80 Acklin, Linda 80 Ackroyd, Alan 50 Ackroyd, Sharon 232 Adamek, Corinne 110 Ad.inu k, James C. 129 Adams, Allene 41,56 Adams. Bob 252 Adams, Edion 244 Adams. Kate 226, 283 Adams, LcAnnc 190, 282 Adams. William 277 Adamson, Doris B. 110 Adamson. Stephen 242,297 Adair, Lola 94 Adam. Jack 91 Adarns, Alvson 80 Adams, Dick 246 Adams, Galen 80 Adams, John 94 Adams, Kate 56 Adams, Lcannc 80 Adams, Leon J. 80 Adorns, Lloyd R. 80 Adams, Marcia 80 Adamson, Robert 80 Adamson, Steve 225, 306 Affleck, Lynn 56 Affleck. Vaughn 94,305 Agha. JawadT. 291,293, 310 ARliabrigi, Ahmad 129,292. 293 Ahmadian, Parlchebr 129 Ahinan, Marianne 56 Atnscoogh, Keith 56 Akagi. Marvin 296 Akalaonu. Hyacinth 94 Akrami, A. 292 Alai. II. 292 Albrecht, Dale 56 Alearo, James 56.244 Alder, Judy Lynn 56 Alderman. Kent 250 Aldous, Elmer 291 Aldrich. Jack 80.312,315 Alexander, Alice 315,317 Allan Norman 246 Allen, Bonnie J. 78,80. 139, 189,232 Allen, Brenda 56 Allen. Bruce 56 Allen, Carol 94 Allen, Carolyn 56 Allen, David 94 Allen, Elizabeth 56 Allen, Grant I,. 94 Allen, Jolenc 80 Allen. Michael 56 Allen, Myma 80 Allen, Nard V. 129 Alien, Ray 246 Allen, Sharron Lee 110 Allen. Stan 139.270,273 Allred, Andrew 242 Allred, Brent 252 Allred, Dick 220 Alircd, Keith 246 Alston, Jackie 288 Alston, James 56 Altmann, David 110 Altmann, Fred 250 Alvarado, David 218 Amacber, Daphne 272 Amos, Jack 315 Amlranl, F. 292, 293 Ambial, Roger A. 129 Anderv-n, Alice Jean 323 Andersen, Carolyn Joy 110 Andersen, Reese 94. 270 Andersen, Shauna 56 Anderson, Anthony 56 Anderson, Arlene 80 Anderson, Brent 246 Anderson, Brent W. 94 Anderson, Caro lee 230 Anderson, Craig 56 Anderson, Dan Melvin 80 Anderson, David 56, 291 Anderson, Delrnar SO Anderson, Don 80,315 Anderson, Dora Jean 94 Anderson, Doug 80 Anderson, Elliot 217, 252 Anderson, Gale Lamont 94 Anderson, Cary 56 Anderson, James I’. 80, 285, 314 Anderson, Janet 80,94 Anderson, Jay 43 Anderson. Jerry 56 Anderson, Jim 307 Anderson, Julie 56 Anderson, Kathleen 56 Anderson. Kaye 44.226 Anderson, LaDawn 110, 298,314 Anderson, Lamar Edward .56.94. 2S8. 294 Amierson, I.ennis Ray 110 Anderson, Linda 80 Anderson. I-oren 273 Amierson. Lorenzo 285 Amierson, Mark H. 56 Anderson, Mel 252 Anderson, Milton M. 110 Amierson, Pat 110 Anderson. Regina 56, 236 Anderson. Reese 182 Anderson, Risec 236 Anderson, Robert 91, 270, 309 Anderson, Roice H. 307 Anderson, Ross K. 110 Amierson. Steven 56 Amierson, Susie 94. 234 Amierson, Von 270 Anderton, Elaine 232 Andcrton. Neil 269.273 Andreasen. Shirley 110 Andrews. Janice 41,56 Andrus, Patricia 56 Angel!. Morris 44 Angle. Carol 129 Angle, Larry Albert 110, 206,208 Aoki. Ronald 80 Ar.ikeri. Vijay II. 292 Arave, C. 311 Archibald. Lyle 315 Arciaga, Judy 41. 280 Archibald. John Keith 94 An!. Manna 94 Ard, Nila 110,230 Armcll, Russ 250 Armstrong, Elaine 56,229 Armstrong, Kathy 80 Amell. Roger 94.303 Amcr. Mark 56, 285 Arnold, Earlene 94 Arm. Henry’ 110 Arthur. Lois 110,226 Arthur, Suzanne 56.290 Arthurton. I-ynda 314 Artman. Barbara 56 Asay. Jackie 94 Ash, Sandra 110 Ashraf, Cowhnr 80.292 Ashurst, John 94 Aspel. Lyla 56, 230 Astir, Blanche 94 Astle, John 56 Atkinson, Elizabeth 80, 280 Atkinson, Jennet 94 Atkinson, Leonard 110 Atkinson. Rex Cary 80 Atkinson, Susan Elizabeth 272 Atkinson, Walter 56 Auman, Linda 110 Austin, Blaine 80 Austin, David K. 94 Austin. Jean 56. . Austin, Lloyd 302 Austin. tXie 198 Austin, Rick 198 Austin. Sandra 283 Averctt. GIcnnfs 94 Avery, Larry 110, 302 B Baadsgard. Evelyn 56 Bachman, Jeanne 94. 305, 319 Bacon, Timothy 307 Baden, William J. 110 Badger, Leon J. 56 Baer, Mary 190 Bagley, Roger 56 Bagnell, Canna 110, 268, 273,275, 299 Bahe, Carry 110,313 Bahr, Jeffrey 56, 202 Bahr. William A. 110 Bailey, Bart 294 Bailey, D. 1.. 56. 294 Bailey. Cary 252 Bailey, Katfialccn 56,293, Bailey, Reed W. 22 Bair, Alan John 9-1 Bair, Christine 56 Bair, Sue Ann 56 Baird, Duane 202 Baker, Barry A. 110 Baker, Douglas 310 Baker. John 225. 248 Baker. Linda 56 Baker, Bob 294 Bilker, Robert B. 94 Baker. Robert C. 129 BaLt .t. I.oa 56 Baldwin, John 30S Baldwin, Richard 288 Ball. Don 110 Ball, Margaret 80 Ballard, Cheryl 80 Ballard, Janice 94 Bangorter, Val 254 Bankhead. George D. 80 Bankhead. J. Michael 56 Banks. Alton 110. 230 Banks, Artieinissic 57,324 Banks, Reed 276 Barber, Jnnatlun 2-18 Barber, Judy Ann 57 Barbian. Dennis 110. 273. •278 ilarbogolia. Ginger 230,283 Bardwcll, Linda Lee 57 Barfuss, Brent 94 Rarfuss. Delon 80, 270 Barfuss. Larry K. 94 Barfuss, Ireta 80 _ Barker, Pamala 57 Barker, Reed 80. 306 Barker, Ruth Ann 110,1-15, 224,23-1 Barker, Tom 254 Barlow, Elwood 110.305, 300 Barlow, Cordon 57 Bar!osv. Cordon H. 110 Barlow, Janet oi Barlow, Linda 94 Barlow, Mary- Sue 80 Bann s, Sue 94 Barnhart, Richard 57 Baron, I .avon 57.226,283 Barr. William 195 Barrett. Rae Dene 110 B-.irrus, Parry 57 Barms. lohn Russell 94.217 Barms, Marilyn 94 Bntholomcusz, Rixlney 57 Bartlett, I!ob 302 Bartlett, Joanne 57 Bartlett. To 308 Barton, David 307 Barton, Linda 230 Barton, Mao- Lee 57 Bartschi, Julie 226 Barzee, Milton 310 Basse-, Burry 110 Bastian, Stephen 111 Rastian, Terry 94 Bateman, Brenda 80,272, 280 Bateman, Janet 264 Bateman, Linda 80 Bateman, Mary Frandnc 111 Bateman, Ronald 57 Bateson, Bobbcite 230, 283 Bateson, LaDawn 230 Battctman, Lvnn 94 Batty, Donald M. Ill Batty, Merle D. 80 Baty. Ann 57 Baucrunann, Carl 80 Bauer, Cheryl 313 Baugh. Dunne 80. 270,302 Baugh. Francis 23 Baugh, Peggy A. 80 Baum. Elaine 80. 295 Bauman, Anne 230 Baxter, Beverly 80 Baxter, Bonnie 57 Baxter, J. Akien 57 Baxter, Jay 246 Baxter, John 111 Baxter. Shirley 57 Baxter. Tom E. 111,308, 310 Baxter. Tonya 80 Bayer, Verna Jean 323 Heachler, Wayne 57 Beanies, K. Hal 270,315 Bean. Bruce 57 Beans, Dave 278,314 Bix-k.Clii.rhs 252 Beck, Claudia 94,272 Bixk. Judy 94 Beck, Ronnie 94 Beckstrand, I .inford C. 94, 30-1 Beckstrand, Mao- Louise 80 Bedayn, Rod 5i Beebe. L-arry SO Beek. Marvin 244 Beers, Carrie 57 Becxley, Bklurd 250 Beetle)’. Sandra 80 Bcgera. Sandra 324 Berim, Fred 57,314 Beins, Susan K. 57 Belanger. Roger 129 Beklen. Teresa J. 57 Bclka, Kenneth 94,206 Bell. David L. 57,202 Bell. Gloria 57 Bcllfcton, I jvnr 81,290 Bellows, Michael 57 Bench. Jeannette 81.230 Bench, Patty 111, 325 Bennett. Callcen 57 Bennett, Douglas 81 Bennett. R. C. Ill Bennett, William 23 Bennion, David 254 Bennion. LuAnn 81,280 Benson, Bonnie 94,290 Benson, John 57 Benson, Lionel V. 129 Benson, Steve 81 Bentley, Clinton 57 Beratto, Kay 57 Ber . Kenneth 57 Berg. Madilyn 81 Bergcner, Ann Ix-c 57, 190, 236,282 Bergcner, David 57,257 Bcrgera, Cliff 252 Ber goon. James I„ 111 Rergholm. Rodney 94 Bergreen, Cary 250 Bergsjo, Janice 57 Beringer. Robert 57 Berndt, Geraldine 57 Berntson, Bruce 94 Berntson, Joyce 95 Berrett, ('bristle 57 Berrctt. M. V. 81 Bertelsen. Bruce 254 Bertnlio, William D. 81 Bes. James 313 Besse. Harry 295 BcSsinger, David 252, 288 Bessinger, Max 81. 225, 2-16 Bcssinger. Terry 246 Best, Walter 81 Bothers, Carolyn 57,288 Bc-utler, F. Ivan 81 Beutler, Henry 111 Bcutier, Larry 129,278 Beveridge, Margaret 57 Beveridge. Tom 111 Bcy« r, Paul 81 Bhatt. M. J. 129,292 Bickford, Keimcth 250 Bickmorc, Karen 57 Biddulph. Charles 246 Bienz. Bay 279 Bievinger, James C. 57 Biggs, Curtis 111. 294 Bilderbach, Edward 81 Billings, Don 225,250 Billings, Pat 95 Bills, Bonnie 57 Binando, Jennie 129 Bingham, Calvin 57.212 Bingham. Gail 81.270.278 Bingfiam. Cary 95, 257 Bingham, Marilyn 111 Binns, Anne 232 Finns, Ralph 268. 269 Bioski, Edward 244 Birch, L. Dean 111 Bird. Alan 57 Bird, Dcanne 57 Bird, Richard E. 95 Bird, Steve 314 Birkin, Kathleen 236 Bisoholf. Arils 95 Bishop, Waylene 161,230 Bishop, Wayne 161,216 Bjcrkc. Rick 57. 285.307 Hionm, Steven R. 129 Black, Hcber C. Ill Black, l.adonnu 81, 272 Black, Steven A. 57 Blackburin, Dec Anna 111, 294 Hlackham, Marilyn 95 Blackwood, James F. 95 Blanchard. Jeanette 95 Blanpicd, Judy R. Ill Blaser, Madilyn 190 B laser, Paul 95 Blaser, Steve 79,81,254 Blaylock, Evelyn 57 Blazer, I a-Roy 23 Blcesz, Raymond 95, 250 Blockham. Marilyn 299 Blodgett. Tom' 58 Blotter, Mrs. Tom 320 Blotter. Tom 320 Boam Grant Wayne 111 Bridie, James 111 Bodily. Barry J. 270 Bodily. Burke A. 81.270 Bodily, Helen Jo 58 Bodily, Sam 58 Bodnar, John 58 Bodrcro, Carolyn 95 Bodrero, Odell 95 Bodrero. Sherlene 58 Boendrr, Thomas Abbot 111 Boggess. Pauline 58 Boggs, Karen 81 Bolton, Jerry 270 Bummer, Susan 58,283 Bon, Sheldon 278 Hona, Martha 81 Bouanno, Joe 217, 246 Bunnell, R. W. 95 Bonnell, Robert W. 95 Booth, Sandy 268 Borino. Rich 198 Bosley. Bruce 81 Bott, Lorenzo James 58 Bott, Marie 58 Bouck, Bcmle 313 Bouck, David J. 111,274 Bowcutt, Gerald 111 Bowden. J. Edward 111 Bowen, Jacque 190,236, 282 Bowen. Pamela 111, 224. 226 Bowen, Sandra 58 Bowler, Charles 58 Bowler, Ira Royal 58 Bowles, Rex 81 Bowman, Lee E. 95. 270, 288,312 Bowring. Dorothy 58 Hoyden. Mrs. John 22 Boyer, Craig 202 Boyer, Verna Jean 95 Boyle, Cathy 58 Boynton, James L. 111. 277, 278 Bracken, Charlie 254 Bradbury, Burnt 254 Bradford. Donald 314 Bradley, James 271 Bradshaw, D. A. 95 Bradshaw, Walter A. 288 Brady, E. Leroy 111, 300 Brady, John Lee 111, 246 Brady, Mark 246 Brady, Robert 95, 248 Braegger. David 129 Braeggcr, Ruth 58 Bragonie. Joan 95,322 Bray, Chuck 198 Breinholt. Jackie 111 Bremer, Mickey 95 Brenchley. Douglas C. -15, 78.95.270 Brenchley, Pat 81 Brenchley, Richard 270,314 Brest. David 81,285,314 Brcur, Helen 313 Brrwerton, Craig 25-1 Bridge, Joann 11 Brierton. Cary 129 Briggs, Charles 317 Briggs, Meredith 317 Bright. John W. 270.297 a35 Briskey, Joe 218 Britc, Dr. 31 Bmdbnit, DcAnn 111 Broodbent, Dee 24 Broodl ciit, Jessie 58 Broa ll ej� t. l-ee S. Ill Broadbent, Steven 58 Hroadhead, Kathryn 95 Broad head, NVayiw 58 Broberg, Arnold 81 Broberg. Brenda 58 Broberg. Julie 236 Broberg. Tom 139, 287. 288.314 Brock. Bob 242. 297 Broc kman, Eileen 05 Brodwater, Mic hael 95 Brooks, Gary K. Ill Brooks. Ken 28-1 Brower, Owen 111 Brown, Carol 264 Brown, Charles 254 Brown, Cheryl 95 Brown, l elr.iy 58 Brown, Dick 294 Brown, Glen 111,311 Brown. Janies 81 Brown, Leslie 242 Brown. Mary 111.149.232. 268 Brown, Patricia 58 Brown, Peggy I.ce 58 Brown. Robert C. 81 Brown. Steven K. 81 Brown, Suzanne 280 Brown, Tamara 58 Brucnimcr. Donald 95. 295 Bmggcinan, Vern Barry 95 Bmii'on, Eliot 254 Bronson, Peter 246 Brmh. Kathy 283 Bryan. Larry 202 Bryncr. Don A. 58 Brynn, diaries T. 288 Buck. Joseph Paul 58 Buckner. Mark D. 58 Buczyroki, Gregory 81 Budge. Anita 11! Budge. Bonnie 58 Budge. Jim 252 Budge. Linda 58.323 Budge, P. Douglas 58 Bndover, Bruce 111 Buell. David J, 58 Bui't, John 50,112.139. 269.284 Bullars, Marcia 81 Bullen, Doug 58 Bullen. Phillip A. 22 Bune. Kent 58. 254 Bunnell. Susan 95 Burbridge, William 309 Burden, Davxl 95 Brudick. Carol 302 Burdock. William 40,41.95 Burgi. William 112 Burgoyne, Diane 273 Burgovnc. Robert 58 Burke, Lee 277.291 Burnt . Ruth 139 Burnett, Elaine 236 Burnett. Nolan Red 296 Burnett, Tanya 58 Burnette. Paul 95. 300 Burnham, Robert 95, 297 Hums, Dick 314 Bums. Cary 58 Burr, Janet 95 Burr. Timothy 95. 296 Burric, Stephen Joe 112, 297.311 Burt, Janet 95 Hurt, Ronald Dee 112,270, 306, 311 Burtenshaw, Claude I. 25, 46 Hurteoshaw, Terri 5S Burton, Claudia 95.325 Burton, DeVere 297 Burton, Francis 58 Burton, John E. 58,285 Burton, Judith 112 Burton, L. DeVere 270 Burton, Lawrence 95 Purton. Lonell 112,302 Busco. Ralph 246 Bush, Andrew 309 Bushnell. Kathy 77,78,81, 152,232,288 Butcher. Bob 198.217 Butcher, John 312 Butikofer. H. Kent 112 Hutikofcr, Margaret 95 Butler, Di'imis A. 58 Butler, Julie A. 95 Butler, Kay 81 Butler. Linda S. 112 Butler, Maryiin 81 Butler, Michael 58 Buttars, Marcia 280 Buttars, Monte 202, 254 Butterfield, Montana 95 Butterfield, Roger C. 242 Buxton, W. E. 112,303 Buzianis, Jay 95 Buzzell. Dale 112.297 Bvliee, Barbara 95 Bybee,Blair 95.273 Bs bee, Jerald 58. 242 Bvboe, I.loyd 95. 297 Byrd. Jerry Kay 95. 234 Byrne, Ruth 93 Bywater, Colon Glen 95,300 C lufasos, Neil 244 Cam, William O. 112,302 Caldwell. Owen 95 Call. Carla Rae 81,230 Call, Rnldo Ixe 81 Call. Ronald B. 95 Call. Suvin 58,81,230 Call. Susan 234 Call. Wayne Wilson 58. 252 Call. William 254 Canfield, John L. 81 Cannon, Dennis 129 Cannon, Victor Brent 96 Conrad, Kaye 229 Copener, Betty 81 Capener, Joan 96. 299 Card. Bryce Dean 81 Card, Douglas G. 58 Card. Roberta 58, 295 Carlisle, John 27 Garble, Union Duane 81.295 Carllle, Wilma Faun 81 Carlisle, Kathleen 81. 290 Carbon, Carolyn 58 Carlson. David 309, 314 Carlson, Jack H. 81 Carlson, Jim 302 Carlson. Karla 112.232 Carlson. Peggy 59 Carmack, l arhara 112 Cannock, Claudia 59 Carpenter. Colleen 96 Carpenter, Donakl 307, 309, 314 Carr, Alex 246 Cnmgan. Claudio 96, 288 Carroll, Linda 59 Carroll, Ron 302 Canon, l yanne 59, 283, 318 Carson. Gary 308 Carson, Mabcllc 234 Carter, Camille 96.272 Carter. Kathleen 112 Carter, Kathryn 236 Carter, Leotard 270 Carver, Susan 59. 236 Case, Sheldon J. 96 Caserta, Frank J. 96 Caserta. Piero 112,312 Casey. Joel R. 90 Casper, Betty Rae 59 Casper. Nekton 112 Casteel, Karen 96 Castruita, Rudy 112,248 Cates. Rex C. 246 Cates. Robert 277. 291 Cavanaugh. Barbara Jo 59, 226 Cavanaugh, Dee Ann 226. 264 Cozier, Cary R. 28S Cebular. John E. 181, 288 Cefalo, Robert Bniee 96 Cefalo, Ronald 96 Corolla. Jerry 157. 217. 314 C-rolb, Waft 217 Clwehin. Kamo 310 Cluday, Vance 251 ClMiporo. Korprabhnndhj 302 Chahnere, Delores 59 Chambers, Brian 218 Chambers, Lee 59 Chandlers. Marianne 112 Gland. Tahdon Jagdlsh 292 ChaiKlier, Shiiuna 59 Chang, Biao 81 Chang, Shaw Jiun 277,291 Cbnpmon, Jan 59 Chappell, John 244 Ch.ipple, Steve 59 Chard, Diane 81.290 Charfieid. Lanac 283 Close. Daryl 21 Chase, Lonnie 218 Chase, Steven Don 59. 254. 285 Ch.itclain, LaRac 275 Clutfield. LaNae 59 Cluttcrton, N. Jerry 112, 277.308.310 Chaudhari. M. K. 292 Chaudry, Aklitaq 293 Chaudry, Sharif 293 C lay more, Delano K. 113 Checkctts, Front 257 Checketts, Connie 96 Cheney, Ellis 112 Chikl, Rawson D. 302 Childs, Judith .59 Chindaxnguim. Chamroon 129 Ching. David 296 Chino, Mary Lynne 295 Chfpman, John 96, 225, 252, Chow, Kunng'Chi 112 Oiowdhury, Asad-ud-Dowhi 129 Christen, Jessie 112 Christ erne, Karen 314 Christensen. Ann 59 Christensen. Boyd 112 Christensen, Cindy 59. 230 Christensen, Dean 112 Christensen. Dean C. 59 Christensen, Elaine 59 Christensen, Gail 59 Christensen, Gay la 81.323 Christensen, Gloria 92 Christensen. Creg 59, 242 Christensen, J. Fred 112 Christensen. J. lane 112 Christensen, James 81 Christensen, Janet 45,112, 268 Christensen, Joan 59 Christensen, Judy 299 Christensen, Julia 59 Christensen, I. 300 Christensen, Kenneth 96 Christensen, Kent 112 Christensen, Lacey 59 Christensen, IjRce 96 Christensen, I-auritz. 59 Christensen, I-aVcm 96 Christensen. Linda K. 112, 280 Christensen, Lois 59 Christensen, Mary 59 Christensen, Norman C. 96 Christensen, Phil 59. 254 Christensen. Roger 112 Christensen. Ruth H. 112 Christensen, Shirl 2-12 Christensen, Stanley 252 Christensen, Ted 113 Christensen, Tonya 113 Christensen, Vetl 270 Christensen, Walter 59 Christenson,Gloria 40,42, 96 Christenson. Susan 59 Christ exon. J. R 198. 248 Christian. Jane K. 81,294, 295. 315.319 Christiansen. Darla 59 Christiansen, Vance T. 302 Christie, Aklis Joel Jr. 113 Christies-. Donna 59 Christoff erven, Kathy 82 Christopher ™. Mary Alice 82,315.321 Chroma. J. L. 82. 218 Clui.Tcd 214 Chun, Ralph 82 Church. Eric 198 Churchill. Janice 59 Civish, William 113,307 (dark, Caroia Hazel 96 Clark. Carol 234.299 Clark. Dave 198.218 Clark. Dennis 285,300 Clark, Kirk 96,296 Clark. Larry P. 113 Cbrk, Lore) I 279.310 Clark. Ralph II. 302 Clark, Richard 285.294. 307 Clark, Rodney 278 Clark, Roger C. 113 Clark. Sandra 59, 28S, 290 Clarke, George A. 59 Clay. Nadine 96 Clay-brook, Kathy 59 Claymore.Delano 308 Clay-son, Sandra Jean 59 Clayson, Susan 59 Clayton, Marilyn 96 Clemmer, Phillip 250 Clemons, Clcmi 270 Clever, Judy 96 Clifford, Marilyn 82 Clow, Tim J. 82 Clyde, Brigetta 290 Clyde, Caroler 82. 220.319 Cobb, Robert 113.302 Coburn, Carol 82 Cochran. Churlotto 96 Cockerill, Edward 113 Coffey, Gregory 59 Column, Carolyn 113 Cole. Larry S. 27 Colo.I.ouie 302 Cole. Ten 82 Cole, Wallace 82, 307 Coleman. Lam- 113 Collier. Robert P. 26 Col lings, Lynn lloltor 113 Collins, Tanya 82 Collmcr, Bruce 250 CollotzJ, Albert 129 Colton, Kent 40.91.92.96. 269 Colton. Ronao 59 Coltrin, Mary Beth 96, 314 Colvin, Charlene 59 Cornish, Aldcne 322 Cornish, Carrol Ann 113 Cornish, Joseph 113 Cornish, Lynn Aklrnc 82 Conunbs, Cathie 295 Compton, Ann E. 59. 314 Compton. William R. 82. 212. 273.314 Conder, Jerry 250 Condio, Ann 59 Condio, Caron 113, 299 Condio. Rex S. 302 Cone. Maryantie 264 Connelly, Mardon 82, 216 Connor, Mike 96, 250 Conover. Linda 59 Conrad. Bill 294 Conrad. Kathleen 82 Conrad. Kay 283 Cook. Allan M. 113,246 Cook, Dennis 59, 311 Cook. Eugene N. 270 Cook, Lynn 288 Cook. Merilyn 59 Cook, Wayne K. 59 Cook. Willard Stott 113 Cooley, Annette 59 Cooley. Helen 96 Cooley. Val 82 Coombs, Catherine 59 Coombs, EUern 96 Coomer, Frankie 82. 234 Cooper, Chris 252 Cooper. Connie J. 60. 230 Cooper. Craig 60 Cooper, Elaine 96 Cooper, Jolene 60.290 Cooper. Lony 96 Cooper. Linaa 96 Cooper. Linda 113,298 Cooper. Lyle C. 60 Cooper. Stanley Albert 96 Coowr. Paul 302 Cope. Nadine 82.280 Copen, Ken 60 Coppin. David Frank 113, 270. 273. 284 Cordon. Cheryl 96 Comelison. Dennis H. 82 Comla. Betty Luc GO Callaway, David 248 Cameron R. Sc-ott 96.218. 257 Campbell. Carr 45.93.96.300 Chopp, Dan 257 Campbell. Jrncanc 81 Chou, Shi-tung 112 Campbell, Robert D. 112 Chou. Tsong-wen 310 Camlland, Dean 215 Choudhuiyo, Akhlaqur R. 112 Coronaby. Ruth 236, 275 Cottle, Alan 60 Cowan, Michael 254,276 Cowrie, I.ynette 60 Cowley. Bruce 60. 312 Cowley, Deneisc 60 Cowley, Ruth Ann 60 Cox. David Lynn 113.30 Cox. James W. 129 Cox, JoLynn 60 Cox, Jim 202 Cox.Nadine 41.82.157, 325 Craig. C. Elaine 60.325 Crandall. John T. 60 Crane, Bob 96 Crane, Polly 60 Craner, Cary 113,250 Cranncy, Mike 113,225 Crapo, Jon F. 60 Crapo, Richard L. 113 Craven, Mike 113 Crawford, Claudette 232, 288 Creed, Richard 113.304 Creor. Jim 274 Crisfield. John 284 Crisfickl, Sue 96,232,287, 289 Crisp, Morris E. 113,302 Crockett. David William 60, 29-1. 312 Cnx-krtt, Dave M. 82 Crockett. Margene 00 Crockett, Penny 60 Croft. Jana 82 Croft. Suzanne 2S0 Crofts. Shirley 60 Croney. Cohen 113 Crookc, Steve 250 Crookston. lane 232 Crosble, Raisert 60 Crosby, Mary 60 Crosby, Richard J. 113 Crosloy, Marda 293 Cross. Nikki 60 Crostic, Fred 60 Crowl. Kenneth 96 Croickshank, Tom 198 Crump, D.um 60 Crump, Larry W. 113, 305 Culligan, Tom 96, 218, 257 Culmsee, Carlton 27 Cummard, DavkI 202 Cummings, Chuck 302 Cunningham, Cary D. 82 Cunningham, Paul 307 Cunninghame, Skip 307 Cuiminghame, Brian 96 Curfew, Beverly 60 Curings, Rudy 198.248 Curtis, Lynn 60 Curtis, Steven 246 Curt by, William J. 60 Cusack, Larry 198 Cushnie, Lloyd G. 82 Cutler, Darcy 60 Cutlcr.Jacklynn 96 CzepelLi, Gloria 96 Czupka. Dewey 198 D Daftjn.tr], K. 292, 293 Daglcy, Keith 82 Dahl, Mao’ 60 Dahle, Cl.ua 113 Dahle, Fred 113 Dahle, Sain 254 Dahlke, Kirk 113,212,213 Dahlke, Nada Jean 96.275 Daines, Darcia 45. 228 Dames, Di,mne 60.190. 230 Daines, Norman 113 Daines. Pam 232. 288 Daines, Ron 254 Daines, Susan 51,226 Daley, Donna 60 Daley, Jcne 60,295 Dailey, Jack 284 Dallimore, Arlene 113 Dalton, Dixie 60. 290 Dalton, Robert 277 Damon, Cary L. 60 Dana, Dennis 82 Dana. Richard 113,302 Daniels, James 82 Daniels, Karon 230 Daniels, Richard V. 96 Danielson, Wayne 302 Daitslr, Boyd 98 336 Dansio, Charles 302 D«ley, Pauline B. 60 Darrington, Jay 96 Darrow, Curt 250 Dart, Beth 82 Dart, Diane 60 Dart, Ralph 217 Datwylcr, Perry 60 Dauby, Jerry 60 Dav.il loo, Frooz 113,292 Davenport,John 252 David, Catherine 60 David, Michael 291 Davidson, Rum 60 Davies, (k-rald Kicth 60 Davies, Kathy 82.294 Davis, Bruce 296 Davis, Catherine 299 Davis, Chuck 309.310 Davis, Clark 60 Davis, Clark 114. 25-1 Davis, Dean W. 82 Davis, David 252 Davis. Dick 276 Davis, Don 300 Davis, Elaine 114,236 Davis, Caylenc 114 Davis, Harry 146, 269 Davis, Jay Albert 114.302 Davis, Lynn H. 307 Davis, Roy Kim 246 Davis. Wcndic 97 Day, Bonnie 97 Day. Diana 114,236 Dean, Karen 60 Davis. Martin M. 97 Day, Robert 242 Dean, Marianne 42.97 DoBloois, Toni 232 Decker. Harriet Joan 114 Degn.Loubo 51,82,226 Dckan, George M. 114 Dekkcr, Beniamin 114 Demoss, Richard K. 97 Dennis, Eugene 273, 279 Dennis, Fred 114 Dennison. Patricia 277 Denniston, Walter 202 Denny, Susan 60 Dcnoon, Dave 215 Dermit, Doug 248 Deschamps, Barbara 60,234 DeSouso, David 307,310 Detwillcr, Chuck 202 Devine, Mary 60 DeVries, George 250 DeVries, Janet 60.230 DeVries, Ron 210,217,246 Dhaliwal, Curdip Singh 292, 303 Dharia, K. K. 292 Dhillon, Jasbir Singh 129, 292 Dholukia. Anil 292 Dickson, ll.i Mac 82 Didcrickscn, Maty Ann 60 Dimartini. Ken 202 Dlmercurio, Joe 202 Dittmcr. Ruth Ellen 97 Dixon, Darrell 246 Do. Joseph Yungshcng 129, 310 Doane, Blair 202 Dobson, I.aura 61,320 Dodge, Elizabeth 61 Domanski, Robert 257 Domina, John 97.288 Dompier, Doug 279.309 Donaldson. David 309 Donaldson, Robert C. 82, 314 Donaldson. Wayne 61 Dorn bos, Dixie 61 Douglas, Bruce 82.316 Douglas. Roger K. 61 Douglass, Scott 97 Douglass, Sylvia 97 Doutre, Edward M. 61 Dowhaniuk, Linda Joy 61 Downey, Joe 250, 259 Downs, Chad 97 Downs, Leslie 283 Downs. Steven 61 Doyle, Jim 250 Draaver, Linda 232 Drage. David 244 Drake, Eldon 269 Drake. Linda 61 Drake. Ronald 302 Drakulich, Marianne 97 Draney, Dennis 82 Draney, Eugene 129,305 Draney, Walden 114, 274 Draper. A. Errol 308 Draper, Bruce 114 Draper, Dennis 97 Draper, Eugene 114 Draper, Judy 97 Draxler, Jack 61 Drrchsel, Lynda 61 Dredge. David 44 Driver, Rick 61,202,248 Drollinger, Gayle 114 Drollinger, Grant 114 Drydcn, Mike 97 Dubois, Kenneth 97 Dubois, Lynn 114 Duce, R. Darrell 97 Duckworth. Joan 61 Ducrsch, Bill 250,28-1 Ducrsch, Fred, Jr. 114 Ducrsch. Willie 19S Dufault. Cathy 61 Du frier, Stephen David 61, 309 Duke, Dean 40,273,315 Duke. DiAnn 97 Duncan, Beverly 97 Duncan, JoAnnc 97,279 Dunford, Uah 25. 42,225, 268,272 Dunkley, Julie Anne 61,283 Dunn, Bryan 250 Dunn, Davis 97 Dunn, Robert N. 97 Dunning, Alice 82 Durfee, Eunice Elaine 97 Durfec, Rhett 97 Durrant, Kent 209 Durtsclii, Walter 97 Dutson, ('.ary D. 270 Dutson, James 61 Dutson, John L. 246 Dutson. Thayne 114 Dyer, Dan Lynn 61,315 E Eardley. Zoannc 61 Eacar, Delwln 114 Earl, Don L. 97 Earl, Cary V. 97 Earl. II. Gerald 61 Earl, Thomas E. 129 Easiley, Jim 114 Ebcrhard, Keith 97,270 Ebcrsolc, C. W. 97 Eberspeclier, Gail 61 Ebert, Richard T. 82 Ivckhnnlt, George 97. 206 Fxtmunds, Susan 61,236 Ed sail, Len 209,217 Edwards, Calvin 61 Edwards, David 316 Edmudl, Louise 61 Edwards, Roberta 97 Edwards, Ron 198 Edwards, Susan 61 Efnor, Sam 254 Egan, Linda 82, 324 Egbert. David E. 97,288 Eggleston. Keith 114, 274, 304 Egli, Harold Ray 311 Ehlert, A. Laron 97 Ehlert. Lawrence Bruce 97 Ekdahl. Trevor 198 Ekfau, Duane H. 114,297 Eklredgr. Ken 114.244,300 Eldrcdge, Linda 114 Elggren, Jeanne 61 Elia, Leonard 296 Eliason, Jimmie 82 Elliott, Carol 82 Elliott. Carol D. 82 Ellis, Elaine 61 Ellis, Gerry Lee 114 Ellis, Jim 97 Ellis, Rita 61 Ellison, Marie 114,232. 268 EbMausy, Hussein I. 310 Elmer. Margaret 61 Elmoesn, Aod 291 Elquist, Connie 61 Elsinore, Clifford 97 Elsrnore. Joseph A. 97 Elwcll, Sharon 97 LI wood. Carl 82. 248 Elvvood, Pat 61.230.283 Ely. James R. 114,310 Emerson. Dennis 257, 290 Emery. Bob 61 Emralshaool, Mansoor 97. 292 Ence, Larry 114 England. Joe 114,304 England, Julia 82 England, Lucille 46, 97 Ennenga, Pete 206, 254 Ensminger, Dale D. 97 Eppich, Steven 97 Erekson. Milo 97 Erkson, Shirely 232 Ericksen, Barry 82. 225,25-1, 270 Ericksen, Kay 114 Erickson, Bob 250 Erickson. Cal 285 Erickson, Dave 97 Erickson, Mike 246 Erickson, Myra 139, 232, 283 Erickson, Rondo 82 Erickson, Spencer 302 Erickson, Sue Ann 61 Erickson, Sylvan 23 Ericicsbn. Wayne 114 Ernst, Bill 294 Erspatncr. Julie 61 Escandon, Ed 198 Espil, Barry 215 Espiin, Roy Willard 82 Evans, Barry 270 Evans, Dean L. 83 Evans. Dennis 61 Evans, Donald 61 Evans, Jerrie Lee 45, 129 Evans, Karolee 83 Evans, Peggy M. 83.190, 229. 282 Evans, Ronald Cole 61 Evans, Vicki 83, 317 Evcrton, DeLosx W. 114, 305 Evoy, Dale 61 Ewer. Robert A. 61,254 Eyre, Chris 61,2-16 Eyre, Marjorie 42,55,61, 226.290 Eyre, Richard 182, 220 Fans. Larry 278,319 Faas, Mrs. Larry 319 Fackrell, Dave 2-12 Fackrell. Jerry 302 Fain, James W. 114.294 Fairbanks, Bryan 61 Fairboum, Creg 248 Fairchild, Brent 270 Fait. Linda 230 Fallahi, A. 292 Fallows, Ray 61 Farahan, Bahrain 61, 292 Farjami, Fred 83 Fames, Katie 61.188,232. 288 Farnsworth, Sharon 61 Farnsworth, Susan 283 Farrar, Richard 308 Farrell, Marilyn 61,190, 226.282 Farrell, Steve 61,294 Fatemi, Massoud 293 Fathi. Mahshid 129 Fears, Robert D. 129 Fehlman, Cheryl 97 Feichko, Carol K. 97 Felt. Richard Ernest 114, 278 Ferguson, Ken 198,248, 298 Ferguson. Mike 61 Ferguson, Richard Dale 83 Ferris, Creg 244 Fessenden, Faith 83,140, 295 Feuz, Linda 293 Fid bn, Judy 62 Field. Nancy 62,232 Field. William O. 97 Fietkau, Myma 114 Fillmore, Barbara 41,62 Fillmore, Mary Ann 236 Finch, Karma 62 Findlay. R. L. 97.307 Finley, Dave. Jr. 115 Finley. David C. 83 Firth, Carol 97 Firth, Rex 62 Fish, Jinny 299 Fish. Sandy 236,272 Usher. Brenda 62 Fisher. Dee Arm 83 Fisher, William F. 115 Fister, John F. 62, 2-54 Fitzpatrick, Jim 309 Fitzpatrick, John 285. 294 Fivas, Shery Lyn 62 Flanagan, Kathy 83, 280, 313 Flint, Creg L. 83. 254 Floyd. J. Whitney 26.277 Fogelbcrg, Sue 204 Foikin.in, Charlotte 98 Follctt, John Frank 98, 270 F'onesbcck.Cordcll 202 Fonnesbcck, Forrest 98 Fonnr-sbcck. Kristi 62 Ford, Les 302 Ford, Stitch 206, 208 Forsberg, Lynn D. S3 Forsey. Phyllis 98 Fortier. Dermis W. 98 Forzani, Joe 198. 248 Foster, Tom 198,212 Forthcrtngham, Karen 62. 236 Fowers, Lyncne 83 Fowler. Ronald 62 Fowler. Vicki 230 Fox,Meritl 311 Foxley, Cretel Ann 55.62. 232, 288 Frame, Robert 62.254 Frances, Ronald 270 Francisco, Maxine 98 Francke. Bob 44. 310 Frandson, Kay 115 Franklin, Carolyn 83 Fraughton, Rita 230, 263 Frazer, Doug 285 Frazier, Natasha 62,290 Frear, Larry 246 Freeman, Dean Bert, Jr. 83 F'rccman. Deaun 236 Freeman, Nancy 323 Friers-, Edward J. 83 Fritz. Wayne 198 Fritz.cn, Bodo 92. 268.269, 270 FrohUch. Cary 218.219 Frombgcn, Richard 115. 225, 244 Frutos, Justo Pastor 83 Ftihrimun. Blaine 98 F'uhriman, Cheryl 83 Fyihriman, Claudia 318 F'uhriman, Frank 83 F'uhriman, Jerry- 300 F'uhriman, Scott D. 62 Fuji!, Rodney 62.296 Fufimuto, Hosemoonda 86 I unwara, Clyde 296 Fulls, James 83.252 Fulks. Terry 217.252 Fuller, Connie 54.189,236 Fuller. Larry 298 Fuller, John S. Jr. 98 Fuller. Pauline 296 Fullmer, Cary 252 Fullmer, Jackie 290 Fullmer. Kathy 41 F’unk, Clarence 115 Funk. Julia 41 Funke, Jerry 115 C Cabrirlsen. Pam 232, 287 Caddie. Donald 246 Galley, Kathy 83 Cailey, Sheo- 226 Calli, Karen 83 Galoway, Charyl 115 Calolway, Rodney 62 Gamble. Keith 62,270 Gamble. Mary Joyce 299 Garcia, V. V. 129 Gardner, Bryce 288 Gardner 27 Gardner, Gladys 115,275 Cardncr.Creer 232 Gardner, Janet Kae 62 Gardner, Jerry 115 Gardner, Kay Lyn 62 Gardner, Kent Scsisons 115, 288 Gardner, Lois 62 Gardner, Parn 98 Gardner, Robert H. 115 Gardner, Sharon 83 Garfield, Bruce 254 Garfield, Marsha 189. 226 Garfield, Pat 226 Garhoin. Mary 62 Carr, Lila 115 Carr, Marshall 115 Garrard, Richard M. 115, 297 Garskc, Carl 98 Gasser. Wally 55,62 Gawai. Vin G. 310 Cay, Donna 234. 296 Gay. Lavonna 62 Gcainct, John 218,225,257 Gcddcs, Robert C. 115 Ccc, Ann 98 Cee. Marilyn 98,224,229, 275 Gee, Shirlcc Arm 83 Geilman, Julene 115 George, Helen 115 George, Sterling 270,303 Cermer. Deanne 62 Gerrard, Jesse 302 Gessell, Kathy 83, 188,232 Chad jar, B. 292 Chadjar, M. 292 Chadjar.Sh. 292 Chadri.B. 292 Ghadrienjat, Bahman 115 Ghadri-Nejat, Susan 115 Gibbons, Cary 98 Gibbons, Tom 83 Gibbon . Steve 254 Gibbs. William Floyd 115, 302 Gibson. Carolyn 98 Gickling. Ed 273 Ciffln, Robert D. 62,285 Gilbert, Nancy 62 Giles, Dennis 62 Giles, Jerry 98 Giles. Steven P. 115 Gill, Noel 115 Cimby, Paul 115 Gitlin. Robert 98 Cittens, Claudia 62 Gittins, De Ann 98, 226, 263 Givens, Ronald 62 Gladwin. Terrell 98,250 Clawnann, Susan 62, 236, 264 Clavier. Rolaine 314 Glazier. Claude 273,314 Glenn, Rosemary 62,317 Clcnn, Sherrie 83,307 Glover, Annette 224, 230 Glover, Lawrence B. 83. 244 Clover, Rama 62,230 Coddoridgc, Sue Ann 98.232 Godfrey, David F. 115.182. 270 Godfrey, Dennis 62 Godfrey, Erik 98 Godfrey, Keith 62 Godfrey, Sharia 98 Goerig, Albert C. 115,216, 252, 284 Goff, I .cola 98 Gold, Mike 198 Cold. Rick L. 83 Golding, Allen 62 Golding, Loysann 62 Goklsbirry. Rcncal 83 Colightlv, Eldon C. 115 Comm. Lyle 115 Conn, Lyle 318 Conn, Marilyn 318 Goo. Thomas 296 Good. Stew 215 Goodhue. Betty 62,295,323 Goodin. Cheri 98 Goodliffe, Rod 202 Goodwin. Stan 302 Coosscns, Harvey 62, 202 Gore. Wendell 308 Gorham, Elizabeth 98, 275, 314,319 Corrcll, Roy 98,248 Gorringc. Nylcnc 83 Cornell, Doug 198 Cornell, James D. 248 Gotfredson. John 83 Gottlieb, Moshe 130,293 Cowans, Richard 62 Graham, Dennis Wayne 62 Graham, Jerry 291 Graham, Mary 324 Graham. Norene 115 Grandy. Curtis 62 Grawnhorst. Ron 288 337 Graves, Sandra 83. 280 Gray, Douglas A. 302 Gray, Joe 284 Gray, Lynda 115 Greaves. Sandy 315 Greaves. William S. 115 Greco, Marvin 202 Green. Nob 83,318 Greene. David 308 Greene, Lynn 62 Crcenhatgh, Herbert W. 115 Grecnhalgh, Margaret 62 Greenhnueh, Nile 182 Greenland. Evans 83 Greenland. Marie 115 Greenwood, David 98 Greenwood, lay 02 Cressak, Anthony 62,296 Griffin, Dennis 202 Crimshaw, Candy 62. 324 Crimshaw. Wayne 279 Critzer. Tom 225, 218 Croud, Robert 314 Cross, l-ancc 198 Grossman, Lynda 62 Crotcgut, Diane 98 Grover. Kathy 98,232 Groves. Ken 225, 2-14 Groves. Kip 202 Grumbles, Jim B. 294. 308 Grope, Steven 2-18 Cubler, Laumal 302 Gubler, LynAnn 226 Cudmundson, Rosemary 83, 280 Cumuridson. Madonna 63 Guernsey, Cars- 63 Gunderson, Kathy 63 Gunderson, Steven D. 98, 276 Gunn, Gregory 63,248 Gunter, Gail 300 Gutke. Kathryn 63. 189. 232 Guy, Charlie 83. 295 Guymon, James C. 115 H Haas, George Hartmann 115, 278 Hacking. Brent 83.315 Hackley. Kent 83 Underlie, J. Max 63 Hadficld, Bruce 115 Hadfield. Dee 198.209 Hadley, Kcnd 63 HafTar, Mohamad Kanaan 291 Hnghighat, S. Mohsen Khadcm Hahn. Bob 63,248 Hahn. Sally 83 Hailstone, Janet G. 63 Haire. Sherry-Anne 63 Ilaidys, Edward 308 Hakanson, Dermis 98 Hale, Carcn 115 Hale. Hal 98,147,200,218 Halo, Lynettc 63 ilaie, Snerilyn 63 Hales, Janet 42 Hall, Amy 226 Hall. Dan Jay 63 Hall. Dee 116 Hall, Diane Elwood 116 Hall. Evan 9S Hall. Garth 199 Hall, James 242 Hall, Judy 98 Hall. Kathleen B. 63 Hall, Lynette 83 Hall. Mao' 63 Haltry, Don 212 Haluafia, Tuifua 202 Hamberg, Ken 83 Hainberlin. Cliris 275 Hamblen, Rose Ann 116 Hamilton. Anita Joy 63 Hamilton, Fred 63 Hamilton, Janet 275 Hammad, Sadik Abu 293 Hammon, George 312 Hammond, Betty 272 Hammond, Corcen 63 Hammond, Craig 63 Hammond, Diane 03,188, 236 Hammond, Ed 44 Hammond, Edmund Ross 98 Hammond. Ken 250 Hammond. Louise 98 Hammons, James Herbert 63 Hamson, Alvin 310 Hancbctt, R. Brent 270,300 Handel, Rich 202 Handy, Roger K. 83 Hangtund, Ron 278 Honks, Donald 98,312 Hanks, Louise 63 Hanks, Lynn 270, 303 Hanley, Jim 116.150.156 Hanna,John 209 Hnnohano, Bill 296 Hanhano, Maggie 83, 290 Hansen, Andy 140,246 Hansen, Ann 230 Hansen, Barbara 83 Hansen, Carl 83,311 Hansen, Carl S. S3 Hnmen, Carina 116,236 Hansen, Colcvn 63 Hansen, Connie 98,321 Hansen, Dennis J. 63 Hansen, Donice 98 Hansen, Doris 191,236.282 Hansen, Earl 83 Hansen, Jane 63,232 I Ian sen. Jay 116 Hansen, Julie 98,232 Hansen, Kendall 63 Hansen. Kent 116,225,254. 276,284 Hansen, Lcnard 199 Hansen, Lyiui 116, 307 Hansen. Marilyn 98 Hansen,Mike 294 Hansen. Norvel 202 Hansen.Rodgic 252 Hanson, Richard 284 Hansen, Robert 116 Hansen, Robert 116 Hansen, Roger 22 Hansen, Thomas 63 iiansen, Todd 98 Hansen, Toni 63, 220 Hanson, Allan 250 Hanson, Brent 8-1 Hanson, Cheryl 6-1 Hanson, E. Kaye 98 I iansonu. Elizabeth 234 Hanson, Prof. C. 30 I (anson, Jeanne 45.98 Hanson, John 98 Haramoto, Julie E. 116, 299 Haramoto. Larry 63 Harasck, Craig Lee 63,314 Harder, Bobbie 84 Harding, Pam 63 Hardman, Douglas 98 Hards, Charles 98 Hardy, Anne 116,226.275 i lardy, Eugene 116,304 Harker, Fcrrin 116 Homier, Paul A. 110 Harmon, John 63 Harmon, Sue Ellen 63 Harris. Allan 202 Harris. Bob 51.98,182,279 Harris, Claudia 63 Harris, Danny L. 84 Harris, Dean W. 116 Haris, LaMont 99 Harris, Laync 202 Harris, Lynn 63 Harris, O. Jem- 63 Harris, Richard 274,303 Harris, Robert C. 99 Harris. Robert L. 116 Hanson. Ronald 302 Harris, Ruth 99 Harris, Stephen 84 Harrison, Allen 99,300 Harrison, Max 252.276 Harop. James Kent 63,202, 209,254 Hurston, David S. 63 Hart. Carolyn 116 Hart, Eugene Blake 130 Hart. Karen 81.236.325 Hart, Marcia 63 Hart. Mosom E. 313 Hurtle, Don 242 I lartmcn, George 302 Hartwell, Lee 63 Harvey, Dixie 84 Harwood, Douglas 99. 270 Harwood, Kathleen 63, 226 I Inrwood, Pamela 99. 288, 299 Harwood. Wayne 242. 306 HasUun, Eileen 63 Haslam. Kent 116,305.306 Haslam, Terry 63 Haslem, Kay 63 Hatch, Anthony H. 310 Hatch, Carolyn 63 Hatch, Claire Elaine 51,226 Hatch. Dean W. 270 Hatch, Kathleen 116 Hatch, Rulon W. 116. 302 Hatch, Susan Kay 63. 189 H.meter, Bonnie Kay 63 Haugland, Ronald 116 Havan, Art 116,279 Hawke , E. Lee 116 Hawkins. Randy 302 11 awkes, Genevieve T. 110 Haxton, Thomas 63. 312 Haycock, Dave 116 Haycock, Lynda 84 Haycock, Richard 99, 181 Hayes, Joe 250 Hayes, Stanley 84 Hayes, Steve 116 Hay hurst. Michael 64 Haymcs, Sam 84 Hayward, Steven 252 1 laywood, Robert 81,295 Hcaly, Linda 226 Ficaly, Marcia 232 Heap, Bonnie K. 130 Heath, Cheryl 64 Heaton, Anthony G. 99 Heaton, Ruby 81 Heckman, Paul 99 Hcdani, Earl 296 Hcdvat. Rnhmat Ollah 116 Heflin. Peggy 226. 264 Hcikkilu, l.indn 99 Heim on, Catherine Anne 64 Hein, Richard 225.242 Hcincken, Marilou 84, 280 Heiskanen, Allan 250 Hefsser. Porter 116 HeKTerlch, Bill 214,250, 285 HcILstcm, Ron 81 Hcllycr, Daniel 61,312 Helton. James Curtis 99.250 Helton, Jim 217 Hemmert, Trudy 99. 283 Henderson. Bonnie 116,191 Henderson, Clive 99 Henderson, Lorinc 64 Henderson, Paul 99,305, 310 Hendricks, Janet 99,226, 275 299 Hendricks. Kathy 84.230 Hendricks, Larry 246 Hendrickson. Clair L. 302 Hendrickson. Kay Lynn 236, 288 Hcndrixson. Doug 61 Hcninger, Kcnith 61 Henrie, Arlene 110 Henrie, Clayton 61 Hcnric, Jane 64 Henrie, Steven 64 Henry, Faye 84.280 Hcnscn, Doris 84 Hcrbeck, Ray 218 Herzog, Gordon 246 Hess, Charles C. 84 Hess, Dallas 116,307 Hess, Dwight 61 Hess, James 270 Hess. John W. 64 Hess, Judic 236 Hesse, Douglas 99 Hester, Henebel II 277 Hestmaik. Holly 232,260 Hcuer. Don 274. 305,313 Hcugly, Leo C. 99,308 Hcusser, Porter 302 Hcward, Chrystino 64 Hcydanck, Judith 116 Heydonck, M. C. 130 Hiatt, Sylvia Marie 81.280 Hibbard, Paul 84 Hickman, Rienna 116 Hicks, Clain 311 Hlgbee. Keller 117 HigginlKitham, Jana 64 Higgs, Marie 84,280 Hlgicy, Arthur 99 Hilbus, Esley 296 Hilgcre, Jon 64 Hill, Gerald 242 Hill. John 218 Hill, Lexie 117.234.275 Hill. Linda 61 Hill. Lyle 294 Hill, Richard C. 64 Hill. Sue 81,280 Hill. Wade Lee 99,270 Hill. Winifred 64 Hill, Yvonne 99, 273 Hillam, Joe 40 Hill.nn, Joseph D. 117.273 Hillman, Conrad 117 Hillman, Joe 264,269 Hills Robert 99 Hillonrenner, H. William 117 Hilmon, Conrad 277 Hlltcnbrand, A. J. 99,313 Hllverda, Andy 2-16 Hilvcrda, James 117 Himes, Ann 40, 99,139, 224. 229 H lines, Elvcrtt 23 Hineman, Hary 99 Hinton, Harold 81, 315 Hinton, Raymond K. 99. 279 Hirschi, Doreen K. 99,325 Hirschi, Jack 302 Hirschi. LaVnll E. 117 Hirst, Karen 64 Hislop. Craig 202 Hitt, Cheryl 99 Hobbs. Don W. 117 Hobbs, Koral Jcane 99 Hocking, Martin 302 Hudson, John 117,304 Hoellcin, Michael 64,307 Hofer, Jerry I.cc 84 Hoffman, Ann 99,226,264 Hoffman, Patricia 64. 226 Hoffman, Paul 209 Hofman, Phyllis 61 Hogan, Cordon 99 Hogan, Judith 99 I ioggan. Joe P. 64 Hogge, Marti 84 Hofduway, Sue 294 Holder, Don 117 I lolcsapple, David 61, 310 Holindnike, Linda Sue 61 Hollud.ay, Norman 302 Hollands, Kathi 226 Hollands. Tina 42.84,182, 280 Holiist, Penton 217 Holman. Thomas 291 Holms, Dallas 64 Holmgren, Scott 246 Holmgren. Steve 252 Holmstcad. Winnie 84. 272, 283 Holt. Carol 64 Holt. Carolyn 99.232.275 Holt, James Richard 64 Holt, June 64 Hoffman, Marie 84 Holtry, Don 199 Hood. Robert 81 Homer, Leah 64 I lomcyer, Jack Winfred 64 Homey or, Jay William 64 Hone, Karen 117 Hong. Woo S. 311.315 Hooper, Jacquelyn 81 1 loopes. Jerry Wayne 84 Hopkins, F. Walda 117 Horlacher. Nellie 226 Homsyv, Sherrcy 64 Hoth, Raymond 300 Hoth. Stephen 84 Houslcy, JoAnn 236 Housley, NaDean 64 Hover, Karen 64 Hovinga, Leo 99 I toward, Dennis 84.295 Howard. Steve 117, 284 Howard, Susan 230 Howell. Elaine 117 Howell, Joyce 61 Howell, Susan Kay 84 Hoyt. H. R. 84 Ifsioh. Tony T. C. 117 Hsu, Tch-Hong 130 Hsu, Wei 130 Hubbard, Craig 252 Huffakcr, Mr. 322 I (uffakcr, Mrs. 322 Huffakcr, Rod 64 Huffakcr. Shelby L. 117, 279,303 Huffman, Ernest 99 Hughes. Barbara 117,232, 268 Hughes, Jane 99 Hughes. Jay 117 Hughes. Lee E. 117 Hugic, Jan 236 Hugic, Roy 84 Hull. Robert 84 Hullinger, Don 248 Humphreys, Mike 250 Humphreys. Tom 64 Hunn, Frank 202 Hunsaker, Gloria 99, 232 Hunsaker, Kathleen 64 Hunsaker, Kent 206 Hunsaker, Leon 250 Hunsaker, Sheldon 64 Hunt, Allen 64 Hunt, Hazel Dean 64 Hutncr, Dennis 202 Hunter,Jack 117.252.289 Hunter, Judy 84 Hunter, I.ee Ford 84 Hunter, Mike 2-14 Hunting. Larvis 99 Hunting, Sarah Ruth 297 Hunting, Uela 117,297 Huntington, Ross 254 Hupp, Ruth Aim 61 Huprff, Karen 99,299.300 I lurd, Deanna Sue 117, 290 Hurd, Paula 84 Hurron, Henry R. 22 Hurst, Gordon J. 64,252 Hurst, Jeanette 84. 280 Husband, John 64 Husband, Karen 61, 226 Hutchison, Pat 64 Hutted, Phil 313 flyer, Carol 64.296 llyebcc. Keller 220 Hylin, Don Lee 84 I Illi, Tamara 65 Inouye, Lesley 99 I ret on, Robert 248 Irvin, Terilyn 99 Irvine, Charles 117 Irvine, Rosemary 64 Irvine. William T. 65 Issel. Hubert R. 117,284 Ito.Mie S4 I vie, Dawn 84 Ivory, Lynda 99 Izatt. Molly 84 Izatt, Ruth 42.117 J Jackson. Bruce 246 Iackson. Clyde 65 ackson. Diane 84 ackson, Elesc 117 ackson, Larry A. 117.305 ackson, R. Douglas 99 Jackson. Randal 248 Jackson. Rita 117 Jacobsen, Bonita 236 Jacobsen, Kay 278 Jacobsen, Larry 85 Jacobsen, Tom 65. 217 Jacobson. Kay C. 117 iacobson, Lam1 270 acobson, Linda 65, 288, 295 Jacobson, Ross 65 Jacobson, Sterling 99 Jaderqulst, Malcolm 295 Iofari, M. 292 afri.Ali 293 ames, CaroI -n 85,261 ames, D. Cordon 117 James, Kelly 85 James, Robert 99 ames, Robert Brent 65 amen, Bcmie 308 arrett, Von II. 297 arvix, Frank A. 244 asperson, Shirley 85 y, Carole 230,264 effery. Tim 65,2-14 effs, Dana L. 65 cli.u k, Terry 65. 234.295 enab, Abdoflah 130 enab, Abrohlm 293 enkins, Cody 242 Jenkins, Beverly 65 imkfns, E. Morty 65 enkins. Marlene 297 enkins, Mar'll 65 lenldns. Rex D. 117 Jenkins. Vaughn 195 ennings, Margaret 85 338 85. 85 41.65 100 118.305 41,217 118 65 277,291 130 nw, Margaret 299 ensen, Alien 65 nutn, Anne 268 ensen, bonnic 117 ensen, Carol 65.236 ensen, Cordell Oliver 130 ensen. Don 250 ensen. Darw in H. 117 ensen, Dennis 65 ensen, Dune 99, 273,31-1 ensen. Di.inc S. 117 ensen, Faye J’Lcannc 85, 283 Jensen, C. N'iel 300 ensen. Janet Louise 65 ensen, Judith 65 ensen, Karen 85 ensen. Kay 117 ensen. Kent 99 ensen. Linda 65, 236 ensen, Linda June 65 ensen, Linda V. 85 ensen, Loma 65 ensen, Lynn 99 ensen, Margaret Rac 272. 281 Jensen, Marlene Jensen, Maureen Jensen, Patricia I ensen, Kalicgh ensen. Richard ensen, Richard Louis 85 ensen. Robert F. 65,297, 306 ensen. Rosemary 65 'ensen, Sandra 85 ensen, Sheryl 49 ensen. Sheryl Rac ensen, Steve 254 ensen, Susan 65 ensen. Tony Carl ensen, William A. ensen, Ruth Ann B, croon, Tom 250 onion, Wayne A. 65 eppesen, Diirsvin 118,270 eppson, Dan 209 eppson, Orvid B. 118, 274, 305 eppson, Toni Lynne 100 cpscn, Jonathan 100 epsen, Neal ’ 65 espersen, Susie 65 estop, Carolyn 65 e-sop, Reunell 85 ewkes, Alma Jean 65 . esvlcs, Nancy 100, 236 Johansen, Irene 85. 323.325 Johun-on, J. Ben 130, 270, 310 Johansen, Kirk 312 Johanson, William 118 John, Janis 85 John, Kenneth Lamar 65 Johnson, Dean Brent 118 ohnson, Barbara 100 ohnson, Bill 25-1 ohnson, Blaylock 118 ohnson, Brad 302 ohnson, Carl M. 310 ohnson, Cecelia 65 Johnson, Carol 118 Johnson, Craid 246 Johnson, Dale D. 85, 270 Johnson. David 118 Johnson, Dee N. 65 Johnson, Dianne 100 Johioon, Kunice Olid ester 118 ! ohnson. Call 65 ohnson, Cary 2-16,276 ohnson, Cay 232 ohnson. Irene 85 Johnson, J. Raymond 118, 302 Johnson, Janis 118 Johnson, Janis Orton 118 Johnson. Jay 85,257 Johnson, Jeffrey Pollard 65, 246 Johnson. Johnnie 85. 307, 313 Johnson, Kathryn 65 Johnson, Kaye Norman 65 ohnson. Ken 118,270,30-1 ohnson, Leo 169 ohnson, Lee Ann 299 ohnson, Linda 100, 234 ohnson, Linda Marie 65 ohnson. Lyle 302 ohnson, Marianne 85 Johnson, Nancy 281 Johnson, Perry V. 65 Johnson. Phillip 130. 277 Johnson, Ralph B. 65, 246 Johnson, Randall T. 65 Johnson, Rcba 118 Johnson, Hici 65 Johnson, Ronald B. 270 Johnson, Sherrie 226 Johnson, Steven B. 118 Johnson, Walllee I. 289, 295 !Johnson, Wayne T. 65.310 Johnson, Wynn 100, 254 Johnston, Joseph E. 85 Jones, Barry 65 ones, Clarence 207 ones, Don 250 ones, Janie 85 ones, Jeanne 230 (ones, John 41 ones. Karen 100 ones, Linda 85 ones, Mabel 85 Iordan, Cheryl! 229 ordari, Linda 65 orgenson, Bruce 240 oegenson, Jay 100,300 orgensen, Phyllis 100, 230 osephson, Stephen 65, 202 ouflas, Micky 294 u ld, Barry 250 Judd, Dorothy 226 Julien, Dennis 100 Just, Marrilcc 65 Kahili, Moris 100 Kaiser. Donna 85, 281 Kalantari, Hossem 100 Kalksvnrf, Lynda Sue 65 Kama). C. 292 Kamal, M. 292, 293 Kainpnul. James 278 Kapke. Douglas C. 100,277 Karlr, Mark 85 Kamely. Kathleen 66 Karpinski, Richard 118 Kartell, Thayne 118 Kartar, Bawrja 292 Kartchncr, Lee 66 Kasper, Pat 232 Kasworm, Marcia 66,313 Kay, Lynne 85 Kearl, Dianne 100 Kcarl.Jim 55,66 Kee, Jerry 66 Keeler, Kay 275 Kectch, Bettie S. 85 Keetch, Cordon C. 100,312 Keiscr, Dean 307,313 Keller, Dr. 31 Keller, elixir 118 Keller, David L. 118 Keller, Jim 250 Keller, Joseph L. 100 Keller. Kathleen 66 Keller. Linda 118,275 Keller, Mary Susan 85 Keller, Nancy A. 66 Keller, Richard 118 Keller. Robert 248 Kelly. Ruth 85 Kelly, Vic Id 85 Kelsey, R. Eileen 100 Kcmph. Merlyn 314 Kendall, Dennis 66 Kcndell, Drew 85.252 Kendcll, Carolyn 66 Kendrick, Carolyn 60 Kendrick, Brenda 226 Kendrick, Crodell 118 Kendrick, Lynnae 06 Kendrick, Mars- 199 Kendrick, Randy 315 Kendrick. Richard 66 Kenison, Norma 100, 325 Kennedy, Joe S. 66 Kennedy. Mike 100, 279, 303 Kennedy. Paul 270 Kcnnington, Richard 311 Kensmoe, Cary 100,250 Kerby, Lynda 100 Kerohcr, Janet 39, 40.93, 100 Kerr, Dean 212 Kerr. John 118,251,276 Kerr, Kathleen 66 Kerr, Rolfe 40.43 Kcw, Richard 248 Key. Michael 100,313 Khadcin, Moh-cn 85 Khadetn, S. 292 Khaja. Wascctn 292 Khcdhairy, Anmar 118. 291, 293 Kibe. Ned M. 130 Kidd. Terry 100,270 Kienzle, Leonard 66 Kihlining, Paul 118 Ktllpack, Karen 66 Killpack. Robert 118 Killpack, Shirley 318 Kimball, Carlyc J. ti6 Kimball. JoAnn 287, 288 Kimball, Kns 85, 283, 320 Kinkadc, Iauiiont 181 Kinkadr, l-iimy 314 Kindall, Lloyd Eric 66 King, Bruce 66, 305 King, Carolyn 161,224, 230.264 King, Geraldine 100, 299 King, Henry 199 King, Jiin 252 Kingdon, Ann 118, 288 Kingsley, Ruscll L. 118 Kinsel, Kit 309 Kinsey, Colleen 06 Kirby. Steve 302 Kirk. Donna 118 Kirkham. Carol 06 Kirwan, Maurice 302 Kivler, Slurou 66 Kieininan, Larry II. 100 Kline, Michael 66 Klinedintt, David 118 Khppelt, Bill 302 Knap, Caroline 236, 26-1 Knihbe, Cay le 100 Knihbe, Shirley 66. 290 Knight. Carol 85 Knight, Karen 236 Knighton. Edith 100, 323 Knisely, Dennis Lee 85 Kobayashi, Warren Kay 100 Koch, Alfred 269 Koemcr. Kristi 66 Kofoed, I ton 66 Kohler, J;uncs 85 Kohler. Ned L. 130, 252 Kohler, Steven 100 Kohutck, Richard 285, 313 Kolan, Robert 85 Kolrilat, Sami Kol 291 Kooi, Don 66 Koncar, Russell 100 Koralik. Robert 66 Korprobhandha, Chaipom 118 Korpr.ihh andha. Chuivantaua Korth. Carol 118 Korzdorfer, Edward 100, 278 Kovs, Joe 249 Kosut, Richard 100 Kottrr, David 119 Kotter. Paul 270 Kotter. Rcesl 302 Koyle, Stanley 242 Kramer, Rich 209 Kriodcris, Dennis 85 Kropf, Norman 66 Krcuger, Peter 119, 249, 287,288 Kuhalrk. Douglas 66 Kuchn, Fred 284 Kuhn. Stesvard 110, 305 Kulinsky, James 66 Kull, David 313 Kull. Lynda 313 Kun . Barton H. 119,270 Kunz. Calvin C. 119 Kunr, Chuck 250 Kunz. Doug 249 Kunz. Neill.. 119.273 Kunz, Tex 302 Kusmierski, Richard 250 Kuttnawcr. Kari 232 Kyielka, Eileen Ruth 66 Lahbaf, Mohammad 293 La Belle, Tm 236 Labnim, Diana 66 luhmm, Ron 202 LaComb, Cherie -I I Lahey. Mike 66 L.aker, Lauralee 299 Lamb, John 85 Lamb, Lucile 66 Lamb, Wayne 202 Lambert, Judy 66 Lambert, Thomas W. 119 l-amlrom, Ellis V. 307 Liunboni, Linda 66 Lam bom. Renee 119 l iMont, Sherrin K. 66 l-ampilc, Eric Leroy 85 Lance, Shirley 85. 318 lomdon, Laraine 66 Landro, Tor 66 Lane, MacArthur 199 Lane, Sid 202 Lancy, Mike 249 Langford, James 100. 270 LaPlant, Michael 254 Lapray. Brent J. 119 I-arge. Dorothy 66 Larkin, C. Eugene 130 Larkin. Glenn N. 270 Larkin, Wade 242 Larptavec, Nfcthee 130 Larsen. Bette 100 Larsen. David 100 Larsen, David 100 Larsen. Ervin 308 Larsen. Jan 230 Larsen, leaner 236 Larsen, Jennifer 161, 224, 232 Larsen, Jim II. 85 Larsen, Kathleen 119 Larsen, Kristine 66 Loncn, Lorene 66 I-arson. Mcloin 28-1 Larsen, Melvin 119 Larsen, Reed 85 Larsen, Ronald 66 Larsen, Royce 85 Larsen. Scott 269 Larsen, Suzanne 232 Larsen, Wanda 66 I-arson, William 45,2-16 Larson. Ann 66 Larson, Bill 300 Larson, Cathy 281 Larson. George 119 1-arson, Idclla B. 119 Larson. Jessie 299 Larson, Kathy 85 l-arson, Linda 119 Larson, Ronnie 66 I-arson, Suzanne 100, 232, 291 Larson, Swede 139, 269 Larson, William 100 I-atimer, Edward 66 Lau. Larry 295 Laub, Sharon 85 Louder, Eldon 195 I.Aurance, Dick 195 Lavenger, Michael 305 Law. Deanna 119 Law, LaWana 85 Lasvrcncc. Dan 304 Lawrence, Eleanor J. 119, 297 laws, Marlene 66 Lass-son, Gerald J. 85 Lawson, Jacouc Samulson 119 Loycock. Bill 294 Layton, John 67 Leach. Bill 284 I-eatham, Robert J. 86 Leavitt, Brad 242 Leavitt, Daryll I-. 119 I-eavitt, Edss-in Blaine 119 Leavitt. I-eon 119,311 I-ec, John 215, 254 Lee, Nancy 67 lore, Nick 199 Lee. San 130 LcFcvir, Cecil V. 119 Lcfevrr. Donna J. 86 Lefevre, Marion 67 Leggett, Carolyn Sue 67 I-chinan, James Dale 130 Leishman, Paul 67 I-elis, Mike 199 I-ctnmon, James 67 LeMoine. Jim 199 Lemon, AI 86 Lemon, Carlo 100 Lemon. I-eon M. 67 Lemperie, John 67, 254 I-cndall. James 67 Leonard, Becky 41. 86 Leonard, Mary Ann 119 Leonhardt, Jane 67 Leslie, I-any 277 lister, Chris 238 Lcsw. Bob 314 Lewis, Ann 86,229 I-ewi-, Carolyn 119. 275 Lewis, Craig 217 Lewis. Donna Cay 67 Lewis, Cary 67 I-cwis, Howard 100 Lewis, Mont 308 Lewis, Thomas 67 Libby. Jon 119 Libby. Mike 304 LUfcy. Michael 100,250 Lind, Janis 67 I.indhcrg, Linda 67 Lindsey, Donna 230 Lindsay, Glcnna 41, 67 Lindsay, Yalorus D. 130 Lindsey. Donna 100 Lindford, Lynda 67,168. 226,283 Linford. Mary 119 Linton, Dennis Jay 100 Linton, Kent R. 67 Litchfield, Doug 304 Litchford, Charlotte 67 Little, Bryce 244 l.ittlcdikc, Jaelyn 130 LtUlcdJke, Kay 202. 246 Littlefield, Sue 234 Littlefiehl, Vicki 119,232, 282 Livingston, Thomas V. 45, 86,270 Livingston, Bill 302 Livsev, Joyce 67 Lloyd, Randy 67 Loffian, A. 292 Logan. David J. 86.306,312 l-ogan, Edward O. 67,285, 310 Lolagar. A. 292, 293 Lomax, Mart 244 Ixmg, Mike 244 Longhurst, Keith 287 Longhurst, Reid 217,284 Longinaid, Sherry 100 Loosle. Brenda 67 I-ooslc, David 130 Loosle, Caylen Dec 100 Looslt, Curtis 101,246 Loosii. Dixie 88 l-ott. Elaine 67,236 Louder, F-ldon 119,270 Loveland, Kathy 299 Lovell. Brent C. 101 Lovell. Sallic 86 l-ovcl. Sue 119, 297, 323 I-ovett, Robert 295 Low, Jay B. 86 Low, Richard J. 101 Lowe, Karen 101,321 Lucas. Richard 67. 257 Lugo, Bill 218,219,257 Lund, Das-id 67 Lundwall, Neal M. 270 Lunt, Christine 67 Luthy, David 101 Luttich. Stuart 101.278 Lyman, Phil 250 Lyon, Jerold 304 Lyon, Jim 67, 250 Lyon. Robert 101.274.305 Lytle, Sue Ann 119.168 M Mabcy, Munro 202 Mabrito, Tammy 119 MacDonald, Orion 67,310 MacFarland, Ronald 119, 277 Mace. Jana 101 Mackes-. Marvin James 120 MacKey. Sandra 67 MacNeil, Judee 120 Macpherson, Donna 45 Madsen. Delon H. 86,270 Madsen, Ralph 302 Madsen. Steve 250 Macro, Pat 67,317 Maesen, William 130 Maestrelli, John 101 Magida, Jason 67 M.igleby, lohn H. 101, Mahajiun. C. D. 120,292 Mahmood, Brahim 291 Mahmoudi, Kooros 40,157 339 Mahmoudi, Massood 300 Maiello, Thomas 07 Mair, Linda Lee 86 Mahk, Krisman 101,292 Manbcian. T. 292 Mangsgard, Jo Ann 86 Mangiim, Dec Anna 120, 226 Mnnion, Cicada 67 M.mion, Joen 283, 287 Manning, Martha 230, 272 Manning, Merry 230 Mannion, Joan 230 Mannos, Tom 120 Mansij, Hussein I. El 151 Manwaring, Mark 305 Maples, Janies L. 67 Marasco, Richard 252 Marchnnt, Bradley 291 Merchant, Jay 86,242 Marchnnt, Raymond Virgil 120 Marchant, Richard 2-16 Marcum, Ray 250, 289 Mar get ts, Diane 290 Markeson, Cathy 67, 295 Markham, l'hil 101,270 Markos, Franclm- 120,275 Murr. Janet 67. 229, 314 Marsh, lack 214 Marshall, James Clcn 120 Siarsiiail Lindy 67 Martin, Connie 67. 232, 26-1 Martin. Don 120,250 Martin, Jan 80 Martin, William K. 120,289 Martinez, Lou Ann 67 Martinez. Patrick 101,313 Martini, Edward 120 Martinsen, Grant 199 Mnst hmcycr, Dick 2-16 Mason, Mike 67 Mason, Thomas 120 Masumura, Alan 101,296 Mather, Garth 86.270 Muthcson, A. Leon 303 Matlscsoo, Alan 23 Mathews, Karin 67 Mathis. Barbara Bullock 120 Mathis, Christine 67 Mathis, Morrell 130 Matsul. Glen 284. 296 Matt. Vincent 120 Matthews, Alvin P. 120 Matthews, Edith 101 Matthews, Janet 120 Matthews. Paul 242 Matthews, Shirlcnc 67 Mattson, Mike 199 Mauchlcy, Gloria 86 Mauchlcy, Peggy 67 Maugh. Harold 209 Maughan. Brent 67 Maughan, Eric 199 Maughan, Mike 217. 269 Maughan. Ralph 217 Maughan. Ralph B. 101,277 Maughan. Richard J. 22 Maurer, Dec Ann 101 Maurer, Susan 67 Mauwaring, Ann 232 Maw, Larry B. 120 Mawani, Salim 101 Muxficld, Kathryn 67 Maxficld, Lorry 120.308 Maxwell, Lindy’ 88 Mayer, Merilyn 120 Mayo, Sheryl 278 Mays, Mary Lee 101 Ma .uran. Mike 120. 139, 209. 277,314 McArthur, Dorothy 101 McBrayer. Michael L. 101 McBride. LaVon 294 McBride. Ray 284 McBride. Ron 212 McCammon, James R. 119 McCammon, Linda Gay 119, 275 McCandless, Brace 254 McChcsncy, David 119 McClain. Nancy 119 McClair, Nancy 23-1 McClarren, Creg 86 McClellan, Kent 68. 220 McClellan, Lincoln 220 McCoard, Bob 302 McCombs. Chris 250 McCormick, Boh G. 303 McCracken, Patsy 86 McCulloch, Allan 249 McCullough. Larry 246 McDonald, Bryant Edward 130 McDonakl, James 130, 246 McDonald, alary Ann 119 McDonald, Pat 23-1 McDonald, Slvcri 234 McDougal. Karen 68 McEwen, Earl James Jr. 68 McFarland, Hon 287. 289 McCah. Mimi 232 McCIII, Patrick 101 McGregor. Kathleen A. 86 McCraw, Donald Jesse 130, 293 McGregor, Richard 252 McGuire, Sharcn 68 McKee, Ethel 272,281, 314,319 McKe, Lynn 274 McKeeh.ni, Gene 199 McKell, Barbara 226 McKell, Margo 68 McKenny, Handy 234 McKenzie, Sheryl 86 McKIm. Ronald L. 101 McKinlay, Lynn 120 McKinney, Robert K. 101 McKinnon, lamia Gave 120 McKinnon. Mik.il 120,274 McLane, Dennis 101 McMahon, Don 68 McMaster, Suzanne 101,26-1 McMillan. Carol 68 McMurruy, Clyde 120,314 McMurtry, llcne 68 Mcllaughton, James 120, 302 McNeil, Judy 298 McPherson, Donna 184 McPhec, Kathleen 101,149, 230,283 McPherson, L. D. 68 McPherson, Lin 86 McPhie, Craig 120 McPhie, Judy 101 McPhie. Richard 68. 250 McQuade, Donna Marie 68 McQueen. Alice lo 101 McQueen, Pamela 68 McQuivey, Kay 86 McQuivey. Wayne 40,53, 202. 247 Meade, Larry 68 Mcadown. Marjorie 120, 226 Meals. Pam 91,92.147. 236.261 Mecham, Brent 68 Mccham, Lorrie 130 Mrecham, Milan 202 Meeker, Dianne 86 Mel, Danny 249 Memmctt. Carolyn Sue 86 Menunott, Sandra 120 Mcmmott, Sue 290 Mem h. Ralph 296.304.306 Mendenhall, Joan 315 Mendenhall, Von 315 Mendez, Jose A. 101 Mercer. Rena Lee 120, 268 Meredith, Robert 86, 244, 314 Merkley, Jerald E. 120 Mcrkicy, Marilyn 232 Merrell, Jane 68,295 Morrell. Judy 68 Morrell, Lynn 101, 264 Merrlhew, Ed 294 Merrill, Arvu 68 Merrill, Darla 101 Merrill. M. R. 24 Merrill. Onto 101 Merrill. Pam 120 Merrill. Pat 234 Messcrsmith. David 68 Messingcr, Cary 68 M ester, Susan 86 Mettler. Roger O. 120,202, 218 Mover. Carol 68 Meyer. James 86 Meyer, Marcia 68,188.232 Michael. Bob 244 Michael son, Dennis 101 Michnclton, tarry 40,79, 80. 270. 297 Michaelson, Paul 68 Mkhaebon, Terral 120 Michcll, I-arry D. 68 Mickehen. Sieve 101 Mikcsell, Keith 312 Milcdlo. Tom 313 Miles, Cecil 302 Miles, Clair E. 86 Miles, Dixie 68. 299 Miles Monte 217,247 Miles. Scott 86 Millard. Steve 249 Miller. Dr. 203 Miller, Barbara 86. 318 Miller. Dorothy 275.317 Miller, Dyar 86,218 Miller, E. Kent 101 Miller. Eldon 195, 212 Miller, Elnu Roe 120 Miller, Gregory A. 68 Miller, Joenen Roe 121 Miller, JoLcne 275 Miller. Keith 101 Miller. James Charles 68 Miller, judee L. 86 Miller, Marilyn 236, 272 Miller, Ron 316 Miller, Sharon 101 Miller, Roxanne 68 Miller. Shannon M. 121 Miller, Sharon 288 Miller, Terry Dee 121 Milligan, Kathy 68 Mills, Linnix 121.310 Mills. Margie 101 Mills, Marklee 121.236 Milner, Marie 86 Milton. O. Lamar 30 Miner, George 68 Miner, Robert H. 86 Minor, Marion C. 101 MI.skin.Kov 278.310 Mitchell. Dixie 101 Mitchell. Cary I.. 68 Mitchell, Larry 315 Mitchell. Suzanne 86 Mitton, O. Lamar 121 Miyashiro, Alan 68. 296 Mobbs, Marvin 101.294 Mocdciy, Randall 250 Moeller, Bob 169 Moline, Craig 88 Molinl, Willie 199 Mailer. Ron K. 101.306 Molyncux, Max 270 Monsen, Marie 68 Mor won. Bob 318 Monson, Christy 318 Monson. Dave 302 Monson, LaVaun Red 101 Monson, Lurtta 121 Monson, Margaret 121,226, 268 Montgomery. David 51.101 Montgomery. Jane 41.68. 283,323 Mooberry. David 313 Moody, Kenneth Young 121 Moody. Patty 272.281 Moody. Ralph 68. 247 Mooney, Jack 202 Mooney. John 202 Moore, Dianne M. 88, 299 Moore, Douglas C. 68 Moore. Joyce Ann 101 Moore, Kenneth 101 Moore. Randall 86, 270 Moore. Tom J. 101,225, 252 Moradeshaghi, Mohammad J. 130 Morby, Michael 300 Morgan, Denise 68 Morgan. Judy 68 Morgan, Jylcne 101 Morgan. Madclon 230 Morgan, Ron 215 Morrey, Janies C. 121, 278 Morrin, Richard 121, 276 Moms, like 202 Morris. Richard 102 Morris. Sam 68. 302. 313 Morrison. Betty C. 121 Morrison, Craig 68,252 Morrison, Earnest M. 307 Morrison. George T. 121, 307 Morrison. Man’ Jo 102 Morrison. Molly 102 Morvali. 11. 292 Morse, Ron 310 Morse. Wendell 102, 300 Mortensen, Craig A. 130 Mortensen. Fred 252 Mortensen, Linda 68 Mortenson, Barry' 102 Mortimer, Gerald 273 Morton, Donald 68 Morton, Stan 247 Moser, Chnrlyn 102 Mosini, Anne 313 Moss, Barnett 68 Moss, Darlene 102, 299 Moss. Mary Jane 102 Mostafta, And Elmonem 130 Moulton, Rose 102 Moustapha, Moustnpha El 291 Moyes, Mike 251 Muecalcb, John 68 Mugler, Charla 68 Mullinax, Cole 68.251 Mullins. Marian 68. 299, 314,319 Mumford, Patricia 69 Muiuly, Patricia Dale 121 Stunning. Fred W. 102 Munson. Pam 230 Muralidnaran. V. P. 130 Murdoch. John 86 Murphy. Dec 243 Murphy, Doug 102 Murphy, Jim 102 Murray, Clyde M. 279 Murray. Craig 199 Murri, Daryl! 131 Murri, Janet 69 Musgrove, Spain 199 Myrick. William 121,307 Myrin, Alarik 86. 210, 312 N Nadjihi, K. 292 Nagell, Janet 09 Nalder, Larry C. 294 Nance, Ray 102 Naru.se. Donald 86 Nash, Darla 290 Nason. Carolyn 69 Nave. Phill 44.121.247,276 Nav. Natalie J. 121 Wbeker, Erik 69 Nebel, Lon 86 Ncibaur, Nancy 191,264. 282 Wilson. Diane 45 Wilson, Erick 285 Wilson. Pamela Marie 121 Wish. Linda 102 When, Denise 102 Wlson, Professor 46 Nelson. Allan 304 Nelson, Rob 284 Wlson, Daryl 121 Wlson, DavidS. 69 Wlson, Edwin 121 Nelson. C. Herbert 121. 302 Nelson. Garth S. 102.252. 276 Nelson. Jane 121 Nelson. Janet 69 Wlson, lanicc 69 Wlson, Jerry 212 Nelson, Kay 102 Nelson. Lester 69 Nelson. Lynn 69 Wlson. M. Judith 121 Nelson, Michael P. 86 Nelson, Nancy 238 Nelson. Pat 42.102 Nelson, Reed L. 69 Nelson. Rhio 69. 236 Nelson. Ron 251 Nelson. Shari 232 Nelson, Sharon 09 Wkon, Steven 251 Wlson, Steven 69, 249 Wlson. Toni 69 Nelson. Vcm 257 Wlson. Vicld 69 Wlson. William Roy 121 Nerdin, Helen 69 Nestor. Mike 169 Neuherger. L. Mark 25 Neves, Max 251 Neves. Richard 308,310 WwboM. Cathy 69 Newbold. Janet 69 Newev, Mary 69 Newman, Christine ! 02.318 Newswandrr, Robert T. 102 Newswander. Roger 86 Wwtnn, Vickie 69 Nieholls. Linda O. 102 Nioholls, Thomas 121 Nichols. Kindra 314 Nichols, Margaret 69 Nichols, Randall 69 Nichols, Spencer George 86 Nicholson, Dianna 294 Nickerson, Donna 69 Nickerson, Sue 87 Nicosia, Joseph 69 Nlederhauser, Sheila 87 Nicdcrhauser, Terry 102 NieiJcneggcr. Nancy 102 Nielsen, Aprile 69 Nielsen, Dennis 121,308 Nielsen, Douglas 102 Nielsen, Kathryn 121.318, 323 Nielsen, Keith H. 121 Nielsen, Martin 195 Nielsen, Mary Kathy 87 Nielsen. Raymond 69,270 Nielsen, Richard 87 Nielsen, Robert I. 69 Nielsen, Ronald 87 Nielsen, Suzy 230 Nielson, Candice 69 Nielson, Dean 102 Nielson. Den ice L. 121,275 Nielson, Elaine 102 Nielson, Nyra 121 Nielson, Roberta 69 Nielson, Roger 121 Nish, taritn 102 Nishimoto. Glenn 69, 296 Noble. Linda 121.314 Noble. Thomas 69 Noble, Vicki 87 Nodilo, Marty 199 Noel. Frank 6. 102,182,270 Nordt, Karen 87 Norris, Don 199 Norris, Frank A. 131 Norton, Norman 121,277, 307 Norton, Paul 39, 40, 46.109, 121,269.270 Norton, Vclva 87 Nosack. Sharon M. 69.318 Nunn, Judy 87 Nusbaum, Marji 69 Nuttull, Dorothy 102, 290 Nuttall. Susan 69, 229 Nuttnll, W. E. 69 Nuzman, Carlene 323 Nyberg, Al 251 Nuzman, Carlcen 121 Nye, Greg 249 Nyc, Holly 69.101.236,264 Nyman. Willard 102,247, 284,287 O Oakes. Willis 102 Oakley. Bob 209 Oaks. Eddie 87 Oberharwly, Loraine 102, 294 Oberhansly, Sally 69,289 O'Bray. Jean 121 Obray, John 273 O'Brien. Dennis 207 Odd, Wallic 54,69.252 Oddoye, Emmanuel Aban 69 Odisho. Phenuel 291 O'Donnell. Gerald 251 Ogden, Allen 102,270 Ogden, Connie 122 Ogden, Donna 69 Ogden, Frank 69 Ogden, Lynn 122,311 Ogden, Marva 69.318 Ogden. Susanne 294 Ohrt. Kathleen 69,234 Okelbcrry, Alan 69 Oldham, Jim 69,202 Oldham, Mary 102 OMroyd. Julie 102 Olenslager, Vicki 69,188, 232 Oliver. Connie 69 Olsen, Allen Ray 69 Olsen. Barbara K. 122 Olsen, Carol Jeanne 70, 323 Olsen, Charles 284 Olsen, David 102,201,269 Olsen, Joann 122 Olsen, Jon 247 Olsen, Judy 70,320 Olsen. LaRee 102 Olsen, Larry James 102 Olsen, Marilyn 102 Olsen. Robert 87 340 Olsen, Rosemary 87.281 Olsen, Sandra 70 Olson. Daw 160. 225 Olsen, Wayne 247 Olson. Eleanor 51,122,323 Olson. Melba 70 Olson, Mike 70 Olson. Richard 70 Oinori, Cars- 296 Oostyen. John 122 Oragon, Mark 209 Oraney. Walden 305 Onne, Clcn A. 70 Onne. K. Cherry 87,281, 315,320 Oner, Carolyn 70 Osborne, Janet 102, 291 Osborne. John 243 Osborne, Lee 315 Osoaburg, Stephanie 87,234 Ostvlc, Georgia 70 Oswald. 1-con 122 Ott. Alvin 251 Ovard. Su 161, 230 Owais, Talaat 131 Owen, Clyde Evan 131 Owen, Margaret 102, 226 Owens, Lenard 70 P Pace. Marvin M. 122 Pace, Richard 243 Pace, Rudolph 122 Pace, Sally 70 Pack, C. Leon 270 Pack. Carol Ann 314 Pack, Gencanc 70 Pack, John 70 Pack, Leon 212,213 Packer. Lyle JP. 102,271 Packer, Lynn K. 87 Packer, Murland R. 131 Packer, Richard 102 Packer. Stanley 122 Packluun, Michael 70 Page, Blaine 70 Page, Judy 122 Painten, Reese Blair 122 Painter. Dennie 87 Paiva, Cecilia 102 Palfrevman, Ann 70 Palm, Sic. 307 Palmer, Beverly 45 Palmer, Bill 271 Palmer, Charles 307 Palmer, R. Louise 87 Palmer, Robert 251 Palrnquist, Bud 251 Palumbo, David 70, 313 Pnrabyai, Thospom 304 Parker, Dennis A. 102 Parker, Cary 244 Parker. Julie Ann 122 Parker. Marilyn 122 Parker, Melvin 70 Parker, Pat 102 Parker, Richard 70 Parker, Ronald 122 Parkinson. Don 87 Parkinson, Gayle 41,102 Parkinson, Gladys 103 Parkinson, Harold 122 Parkinson. Max 87,310 Parrish, Alan 103, 207 Parrish, Jean 87.224,229, 283 Parrish, Marcia 103 Parrish. Pat 70 Parry, Douglas 103 Parry, John 247 Parson, Dennis 247 Parson. Kathryn 87 Parson, Kathy 236 Parson, Shenna 103 Partington, Lynn 252.287 Partridge. Clen 103,251 Passey. Fred 40,77,252 Passey. Joel C. 122 Passey, Mark 252 Passey, Susan 70 Pastorc, Candace 87 Patel, A. D. 131.292 Patel. D. M. 131.292 Patel. Mukesh 292 Patel, Punam 131.292 Patel. V.V. 122,292 Patil. Ashok S. 122 Patrick. Catherine 87, 281 Patterson, Carol 70 Patterson. Cheryl 70 Patton. Brian 103 Paulk. Jim 87 Pauli. Phillip Ray 257 Paulos. Tally 251 Paulsen. Olaf 122 Paulson, Larry 70 Pay. Carolee 122 Payne. Brent 70.247 Payne, Margaret 70 Payne, Wayne 209 Peacock. Vicki Lee 87 Pearce. Clifford 122 Pearce, Dwight 252 Pearce, Juliana 70 Pearson. Rex 243 Pcckenpaugh. Ronald 103 Peekham, Mark 245 Peffer, Brent 249 Pehrson, Glenda 87 Pella. Chris R. 122 Pells. McDonald 122.303 Pelot. Alfred 103 Pendleton. R. S. 122 Pendleton, Ron 249.276 Pendleton. Steve 225, 243 Penny, Howard 70. 247 Pcnovkh, L. LaMar 87 Penovich. Luann 87 Peppel, George 313 Peru ikoy lit, George 251 Perfilio, Anthony 70,245, 313 Penn. Carl 313 Perkes, Cordell 122 lVrkes. Linda 70. 229 Perkins. Daria Lyn 70 Perkins, Janet 70 Perkins, John 307 Perkins, Mary 70,229 Pcrrett, Lucll 122 Perrin, Kwan S. 131,277, 291 Percy, Everett 122 Perry, Mary 103 Perry, Patricia Ann 87 Postka, Mike 122 Pcterburgh, Paul 182 Peternal, George H. 103 Peters, Gera lyn 189, 238 Petersen. Bob 294.312 Petersen, Brenda 70 Petersen. Dixie 70 Petersen. Gregory 70 Petersen. Howard 70 Petersen, James C. 87 Petersen. Katherine 87 Petersen. Kathy 93. 189, 227,299 Peteresen, Leslee 87 Petersen, Linda Jo 122 Petersen, Michael E. 122 Petersen. Robert A. 87 Peterson. Ann 103 Peterson, Barbara 122 Peterson. Bobctte 122 Peterson. Chester 103.297 Peterson. Dale 70 Peterson. Dianne 40.46. 50, 79.87. 224. 226,272,273 Peterson, Dick 220 Peterson. Dixie 70. 230 Peterson, Esther Jane 53.55. 70. 149. 236,289 Peterson. Jack 253 Peterson, ane Peterson, im Peterson, John Peterson, oy Peterson, udy Peterson, Karen 122 139 70 123, 273 70.283. 290 70,275 Peterson, Leo 311 Peterson, Leon 277, 291 Peterson. Leslie 54,70. 227, 291 Peterson, M. Diane 103 Peterson, Martha 87, 272 Peterson, Max 277 Peterson, Nancy 103 Peterxon. Patricia 103 Peterson. Robyn 87. 281 Peterson. Shannon 87, 227, 283 Peterson. Skip 303 Peterson. Susan 70 Peterson. Tom 254,276 Peterson. Vernon 123 Petrie, Keith 123.302 Petrunich. Bill 103 Petterborg. Paul 87 Pettcrson. E. Part 103, 251 Pcttingil. Fred 87 Petty. Jeny 70 Petty. Patricia 230.283 Pewitt. Harry 70,251 Phelps, Mark 70 Phillips, Anna Lee 71 Phillips. Don 303 Phillips. I. Mike 123 Phillips, Nolan 123 Phillips. Pam 123 .... Phipps, Joan S. 123 Phipps, Ralph S. 123 Picctoni, Koryn 231 Pickett, Kirk A. 71,251 Pickup. Carma 71 Pierce. John 71.312 Pierce, Leroy Nate 71.25-1 Pierce, Richard 71 Pierpont, George 255 Pinacr, Annette 103 Finder. Janice 71 Piper, Rene 71 Pitcher, Bruce 87. 253 Pitcher, Jcnness 123. 224, 227 Pitcher, Maurice 87 Pitcher, Vcm 300 Pitkin, Jay 304 Pitt. Bonnie J. 103, 318 Pitts, Linday 71 Plant. Penny 103. 283 Platt. Karalee 227 Plot!. Sunny 313 Plowman, L. Brent 103, 247 Pollard. Joyce 182,227 Pollard. L. Howard 71 Poison, Douglas L. 123 Poison, Susan 87 Polvadore. Sharlene 103 Pond. John Bruce 71 Poole. Carolyn 107. 108. 123. 232 Poole. Nancy 103. 232 Poole. Pam 231.260,283 Poovalah. B. W. 292 Pope, Sandra 103 Pope. Shirley 123.275 Popple ton, Brent 71 Porter, Jim 309 Porter. Karen 51.71 Porter. Marsha 71.237.289 Porter, Nancy 71 Porter, Robert 2-17 Portington, Lynn 28-1 Potter, George 123 Potts, Lynn G. 87.271 Poulscn, Neil 87,315 Powell, Antoine 103 Powell. John 103 Powell. Lcs 207. 208 Powell. Myron 202,247 Powers, Charles Michael 123 Pratt, Carolyn 318 Preece, Stuart 271.314 Price, Anna Lee 191,233. 282 Price, Deanna 317 Price. Doug M. 123.277. 291 Price, Tomes E. 71 Price. Jean 123 Price. Katie Jean 103. 236. 289 Price, Linda 87,294 Price, Luanna 87. 281 Price, Melba Arlene 71 Price, Merlin 87 Price, Neil V. 71 Price, R.L. 87 Prescott. Kay 71 Proifit. Polli 103 Prothero. Linda 71 Provost. Bonnie J. 71 Prunckun. Ed 103 Pugmire. Jaren 87 Pugmire, Robert D. 71 PuKer, Charlie R. 71.253 Pumphrey. C. Douglas 88 Puri. Vifty Kumar 292 Purohit, J. J. 292 Purser. Lu Ann 88 Put . John 71.313 Puzcy. Paul 255 Pyclilc, Peter 47 0 Quaderer. Donna 103 Quayle, Doug 300 Quayle, Linda 88 Quayle. William 123 inney. Eldon 123 inn, Joel 302 rreshi, Muhammad Anwar 131 R Radford, Kent V. 103 Radkc, Norm 314 Radlrr. Carrie 231.283 Radmall, Greg 294, 311 Radzinski, John C. 103 Railey, Jim 218.219 Raisebeck. Gail 231 Kallison, Richard 71 Randall, Cannon 215, 255 Randall, Myrna Louise 103 Randall, Yvonne 71 Rasmuson, Ellen 71 Rasmussen, Amy 71,298 Rasmussen. Brent 307 Rasmussen, Floyd 103 Rasmussen. Gaylan A. 123, 300 Rasmussen, Shirley 103 Rassi, Jafar 131.292 Rasmussen, Dale 302 Haunig, Thomas 103, 251 Uavsten. Clayton 253 Rawlings, Cary 88 Rawlings, Jay R. 123 Rawlings, Marilyn 71 Rawlings. Steve 71 Raymond. Carol 93,103. 147, 227.271 Read, Susan 103, 227 Heading, Sharon 297 Ream, Durward 123 Reading, Sharon 123 Reardon. Richard 123,277, 278 Redford, Robert 271 Rcdington, Billie L. 88 Reed. Samuel Curtis 88,225 Reeder, Dennis J. 123 Reeder, Mary 88.322.315 Rees, Jeanne 71,294.312 Rees, Kay 88 Rees. Roger 243 Reese, Caylen 123.289 Reese, Thomas E. 103 Reeve, Charles R. 71 Reeve, Onnlcc 103 Reeve, Shirley 71 Reeves, Kathryn 71,233, 289 Reid. Barbara 88 Reid. Kuulci 103. 235 Reid, Will 251 Remington, Brian 71 Res. Lowell B. 71 Rex. Richard T. 71 Reynolds. H. R. 50 Reynolds. John 276 Reynolds, Michelle 264 Reynolds, Riss 212 Rhecs, Paula 237 Rhyan, Tim 199 Rice, Ronald Cordon 103, 302 Rich. Barbara 298. 318 Rich. Dan 123,178. 181, 277.291 Rich, David William 88 Rich, O. Kent 123, 269. 274 304 Rich. Trudy 103, 323 Richards, Carolina 88 Richards. Randcc 71 Richards. Rex A. 131.271. 310 Richards. Robbie 71.202 Richards, Russell 123. 300 Richards, Ruth Ellen 71,318 Richards, Steve 247 Richardson. Myma 71 Richardson. Myron 302 Richardson, Stanley S. 297 Richardson, W. S. 71 Richardson. Weldon T., Jr. 123, 273 Richey, Harold 245 Richey, Steve 251 Richey. Vera 249 Richman, Paula Kathcryn 131 Rickey. Vem 199 Ricks. Heddy 71 Ricks. Larry 123 Ridderhoif. Warren 123 Riddle. Larry 245 Rigby, Alma 71 Rigby, Ed 247 Rigby, Helen K. 71 Rigby, Lawrence 88.271 Rigsby. Niar D. 123. 237 Riles-. Dennis 202 Riley, Jim 247 Riley, Susan 71,233 Ritcnoy, David 255 Ritchie. Brent W. 123, 220. 310 Ritchie. John 161.225.251 Ritcr, Sam 302 Rizzuto, Manny 88. 249 Roach, Joe 243 Robbins. Harold 131 Robbins. Marilyn 123_ Robbins. Mary Anne 71 Roberts, Clyde A. 123,307 Roberts, Dave 216,217 Roberts, Dewey 88 Roberts. Harold 123 Roberts, Kathy 124 Roberts. Marti 124 Roberts, Ronald 71. 285 Roberts, Rosemary 103, 299 Robertson, Donald Ray 12-1 Robertson, Earlenc 71 Robertson, Cail 103, 249 Robertson. Jay 124 Robertson. Joe 12-1 Robertson. I-iurel 88 Robey, Melvin John 103, Rcdiins, Linda 72 Robinson, Aka 88 Robinson, Audrey Joan 124, 294 Robinson, Brent -10,107, 108,124.269, 274.289 Robinson, Douglas 255 Robinson, Gerald T. 103 Robinson, Jerry 253 Robinson, l.ogan 271 Robinson. Renn E 124 Robinson, Sheila 103 Robinson, Renn 305 Robinson, Theresa 88, 272, 281 Robison, Cary L. 271 Robson, Ross 277.291 Robson, Tom 218 Rock. Carol Ann 103,191, 282 Rock. Sharon 103 Hockstcad, Clifford 104, 253,289 Rodcbush, James 124,310 Roderick, David 72 Roderick, Izc 38, 40, 109, 124.156. 253. 268.269 Rodman. Carole Jean lOl Rodriguez, Ron 199 Rogers, Anne 10-1, 315,318 Rogers. Dana Louise 72 Rogers, Ronald C. 10-1 ers, William H. 131.302 rer, Barbara 235 Rollins. Doug 218 Rollins. Marsha Ann 88 Rollins, Wendy 72.233 Romero. Judy Kay 72 Rominskc. R. John 308 Romney, Valerie 124,191, 282 RomcrrII, Glyn K. 124 RomrieU, Otis J. 124 Ronnow, Cretchen 72. 237, 289 Roost, Ain 217 Rose, Jerry 124 Rose, Raymond David 72 Rose, Robert 313 Rosenbaum, Susan 88 Rosine. Richard 300 Roskelley. Darrell 72 Ross, Paul 72 Rossacrt, Ann 295 Roth. Steve 207 Rovinson, Bruce 124 Row ley. Frank L. 124.308 Rover. Vicki 72. 237 Ruhink. W.L. 72 Rkld. Chuck 253 Ruesch, Karma Jean 124 Ruppel, John 285 Rushing. Roy J. 308 Russell. Julie 72.295 Russom, Pain 72 Rust, Kathleen 72 Rutledge, William 251 341 Ryan, Put 40.121.237.275 Ryscr, Sun,in Ruth 104 Rytting. DourIiv 130 S Sad ik, Faisal 124.291 Sager . Lynn C. 72 Sand. Gayle 296 Sakaki. Carl II. 104. 296 Salas, Linda 72 Salar, Mohamad 124 Salatti, Stephen J. 104 Salimi, Hosscin 131,292. 311 Salimi. M. 292 Salisbury. Norman D. 22 Sahbury, Nancy 191 Saltern. Jerry- 28-1 Saminasut, Rangxan 104 Sammons, Alin 72 Sariucl, Lynn 72 Samuels, Merrill 72. 251 Samuclson. Jaequo 314 Sandberg, Dick 255 Sandberg, Jerry- 315 Sanders. Dee Ann 72 Sanders, Steven 305 Sanders. Vickie 88, 281 S.iixihu, Dalieet Singh 292 Sandoval. Sophia 72 Sanford, Brent 255 Sant. David S. 104 Sargent. David D. 289 Sargent, Do Ann 72 Sargent, Su anne lOl Sargent, William 72 Sarolcn, Cliff 182 Sathyanarnyana, A. V, 104, 292 Sato. Junior 88 Satterthwaite, La Von 12-1 Satterthwaite, Mar Rae 124 Sander, Darrel W. 104. 309, 310. 314 Saunders, Robert C. 124 Saunders. Suundra V’. 72 Sawyers, Loni 88 Sayama, Dale 212 Sbranti, Ron 199 Schulble, Brian 88 Schnnk, Brian 72 Schellbach, Proton 131 Schcnck. Reynold I.. 88 Schiable. Briiui 314 Schiavnlin, Dave 245 Schield . Sally 231 Schiess, Jean 88 Schiffman. Cary 207 Schluss. Marianne 233,204 Schmidt. Grant J. 139.271. 276 Schmidt, Lorry 307 Schmidt, Sharon 104, 231, 283 Schneider, Dick 313 Scboenfcld, Wayne 72. 243 Scholosser, Richard 72 Schreiber, Edwin 72 Schreyer, Richard 104 Schulthics, Ronald A. 124 Schultz. Peggy 88.231.262. 283 Schultz. Stephanie 88 Schultz, Terry 72 Schupo, Dr. 33 Schvancvrldt, Ann 72. 168 Schwarz, Ken 104 Schwartz, Ro! crt 249 Schwarz, Sandy 88 Schwieder. Celia 235 Scott. David 72 Scott. Errolcen 72 Scott. Julie 324 Scott. Margaret 72 Scott. Mary Julia 72 Scott. Mike 285 Scott. Sandy 107.108.124. 237 Scoville, Anne 39.40.109, 124.269 Seal. Julie 104 Sramom, Garold 104 Seamons. Karen 72. 233 Searoons, Marcia 72 Seamons, Mat W. 88 Sebert. Pob 212 See. Carol 104 Seegmiller, Marilyn 124 Seeley, Schvyler 310 Seely, Gladys 104 Sefidbakht, N. 292. 293 Sergent. DeAilll 320 Session . Linda Sue 124 Sessions, Ronald 104 Sessions. Stanley Fay 124 Sessions. Zola 72 Shafer. Steve 209 Shaffer, Fred L. 124. 276 Shah. B. M. 292 Shah, D C. 88.292 Sluh, liar shad 131.292 Shah, Mitinkumar 72 Shah. S'. A. 292 Shapiro. Barry 131 Sharp, D.ulis 124 Shar] , Jacqueline 72 Sharp, katnryn 124 Sharp, Nina 124 Shaw, Gary C. 124.181,277 Shaw. Julie 227 Shaw, Kathy 131 Shaw. William David 72 Sliavhuny, Bijay 292. 310 Shelton. Dan 294 Shelton, James 125,255 Shelton, Niel 72 Shepherd. Warren 125 Sheridan, Duonr Harold 125 Shettv, A. S. 292 Shields. Bruce 104. 253. 259 Shields, J. Robert 125 Shields, Snllv 88.321 Shields. Terl 10-1 Shth. Charles 131 siiimle, Sh.mt.imi 125,302 Singli, llarinder 292 Shipley, W. Edward 131 Shlrivastava, Arun 125 Shivers. Roy 195,199 Shobc, Rancine 88 Slides. Winds 72 Short. Jim 72 Short. Judy 10-1. 227. 289 Showdlter, Cary 255. 276 Shriber, Jack 125. 289 Shriller. Joe 125,288 Sbriber, Paul 88 Shivastava. Arun Kumar 292 Shtilz, Jeff 217.253 Shumay. Wayne 125 Shurts, Roger 72 Sidhu, Surftt Singh 307 Sicbers, Robert 125 Siegel. Rose M. 72,235 Siler, Maradeo 72 Simmonds, Jim 315 Simmons, Gary 212 Simmons, Haven 253 Simmons, Karl 72 Simmons, Neil 125 Simmons, Reed 255. 258 Simmons, Suzanne 72 Sinuns, Arthur 104 Simon, Don 295 Simper JoAnn 72 Simpson. Dennis 73 Simpson, Steve 251 Stans, Connie 299 Sinclair, Rose Ann 73 Sinfield, Juanita 235 Singer, Maralyn 233 Singh, llarinder 101 Singleton, Ilcne 281 Siqueiros. Vickie 54,73, 237. 262 Sistnink. Linda 125,275 Ska bcluod, Lee 307 Skidmore, George 268.269. 314 Skidmore. William 23. 269. 284 Skinner. Hal 125 Skinner, John T. 104. 279. 289 Skew. Ron 46 Slack. Neill 302 Slade, Kelly 73 Slager, Susan 73 Slater. Bruce 125 Slaugh, Owcnna 73 Slaugh. Reed 305 Sloniger, George Eddie 125 Sloop, Gary Marvin 125, 287.289 Smedley. Weston 131 Smec, Suzanne 42.272.283 Smith, Arvol 104 Smith. Bert 294 Smith. Hob 305. 316 Smith. Bonnie 104 Smith, Chad Bryan 125 Smith. Cheryl 73.91,92. 104,138,160.233.26-1 Smith. Christie 42,79,88, 237.289 Smith. Cloycc 73 Smith. Connie 73 Smith, Connie Sue 8S Smith, Cora Jean 318 Smith, Dan 249 Smith, Darlene Kay 73, 294 Smith. David M. 131 Smith. David P. 125 Smith. Dawn 104. 191. 233 Smith, Donald 73 Smith, Douglas J. lOl Smith, Eldcnd 88 Smith. Elmla 281 Smith. Call 224.235 Smith, Gale 294 Smith, Cary 247,313 Smith. Cierald R. 73 Smith. Grant L. 88 Smith, Hubert 251 Smith. James 88 Smith, Janell 281 Smith, Jim 294 Smith, John A., Jr. 88 Smith, Joseph Anthony 125 Smith, Judy W. 299 Smith, Kent 209 Smith. taCrandc E. 271 Smith. Lane D. 104 Smith. Larry 73.184.202. 251.290 Smith, tarty D. 88 Smith. Linda 104.268 Smith, Linda II. 73 Smith, Linda Jam- 88 Smith, Linda Marine 88 Smith, tannic 40. 306 Smith, Lymicttc 73 Smith, Marcia Ann 314 Smith. Marilyn 88 Smith. Marfie 73 Smith. Marsha 104. 281 Smith, Morton Lynn 125 Smith, Paul L. 316 Smith, Richard 202, 249 Smith, Robert B. 88 Smith, Ron 73 Smith. Ronald A. 73 Smith, Ruth 88. 299,318 Smith, Sherwood 131 Smith, Sheryl 40.41.47. 109. 157 Smith, Sidney 125 Smith, Sundra Lee- 73 Smith, Stephen 104, 303 Smith, Steve 253 Smith, Sue Ann 88. 320 Smith. Sunee 233 Smith, Susan 104 Smith, Vearl R. 26 Smith. Wayne L. 125.302 Smithies, Donna 89 Smyth. Sue 235 Snarr, Kendall D. 104 Snipe. Catherine 73 Snipe, Ronald 73 Snook, John R. 10-4 Snow, Alva C. 22 Snow. Marilvnn 188, 237 Snow. Phyllis 27 Snyder. James 131 Snyinan, Cheryl 161, 237, 272.289 Sodrrborg. William 89 Solaiinanf, Monsoor 104 Somerville. Michael 308 Sommers. James 73 Sommers, Susan 227 Song, Chung Min 125 Sougrr, Junior 125,289 Sonne. Alma 22 Sonne, Kara 89, 227 Sorensen. David 73. 255 Sorensen. David A. 73 Sorensen, Dcanne 104 Sorensen. Duane 243 Sorensen, Evan 209 Sorensen. Jake 305 Sorensen, Larry D. 303 Sorensen. William H., Jr. 125 Sorenson, Calvin B. 104 Sorenson. Clair 214 Sorenson. Doug 302 Sorenson. Ed 311 Sorenson. Edward 125 Sorenson. Perry 89 Sorenson. Warren 214 Soulier, J. Steven 89 Southom, Everett 312 Southwick. Jay W. 131 Souza. Wayne 73,307 Spackman. Marie 73 Spencer, Joann 104,227, 294 Spencer, tana Kay 89 Spencer, Roger 313 Spencer, Sidney 10-1 Spencer, Stanley 73. 294 Spencer. Thomas L. 89 Spirio, Carmclo 125.274 Sprausc, tarry Dale 156 Springmeycr, Sue 231 Squire. Kathleen 104 Squires, Karma 237 Squires. Ronald 40,225, 253. 276 Squires, Walter 125 Stahl. Cory 202 Staley. Bill 199.217 Stallings, Judith 131 Stampley. Sheridan 105, 231 Stanclcr, John 125, 310 Stansberry, David 73 Stapelman, Daniel 73 Stathis, Steve 39. 40. 108 Stauffer. Jean 73,231 Stauffer. Kathy 231 Stearns. David Norman 73 Steams, Theodore 125.313 Steed, Barbara 73 Steed, Pamela Karen 89, 233. 272.289 Steele, Jackie 227 Steele, John 73 Steele, Rex 245 Steffen, Carol 89 Steffen, Gordon H. 132 Steffen. Kathleen 89 Steinhoff. Howard 125.304 Stcitieh, Akram 291 Stephens, Arvel Lcroit 125 Stephens. Dak- 125.302 Stephens, Dixie 89 Stephens, Jackie 125 Stephens, Kent D. 73 Stephens. taRois 302 Stephens, Leslie 125 Stephens, Sheila 89 Sterling. Michael 132 Stcttlcr, Anita 73 Stevens, Jack 296 Stevens, Jim 294 Stevens, Karma 227 Stevens, Margo B. 105. 253 Stevens, Portia 126,181 Stevens, Sheba 41.296 Stevenson, Betsy 73 Stevenson, Evan 23. 43 Stevenson. Jerry 73 Stewart, Don L. 132.307 Stewart, Julie Ann 89 Stewart, Maxine 73 Stewart, Melvin L. 105 Stewart. Michael 253 Stewart, Ron 199.249 Stewart. Shirl H. 105 Stewart, Rebecca 45 Stewart, Sheila 89 Stewart. Thomas 89. 207 Stilley, Tom 255 Stiver. Fred 89 Stock. Arthur 132 Stoddard. DeVert 126,302 Stoddard, George Dr. 311 Stoffa. Pat 73. 314 Stoffrl. Mcrril Monsinger 313 Stohl, Barbara 275 Stoker, Ray 73 Stokes. Jerald 289 Stokes. Paula Vco 89 Stone, Daniel 73 Stone, Douglas 126 Stoner, Dave 217.247 Stover, Paul E. 73 Straraky, Bruce 89,217 Strrit, Thom 245 Strieby. Pat Ross 73. 245 Stringam, Mars’ Jane 73 Strode, Art 278 Stronberg, Das-id 271 Strong. Charlotte 231 Strong. Scott 73.202.255 Stryker. Linda 73 Stuart. Evelyn 126 Stuart. James 89 Stuart. Jrb 309,310 Stuart, Louis Russell 126 Stuart, Paul James 73 Stuart, Rebecca 290 Stuart. Ron 255 Stucki. Paula 73.229 Stucki, Spencer E. 105, 297 Studinski, George 105 Sui j. Wayne 296 Sullivan. Terry 251 Sumida. Margie 89 Sumida, Masayoshi 105 Summers, Kathy 191,233, 282 Summers, Paul 126,253 Summers, Sheldon 255 Summers, Sherry 74,283 Sunada, Cheryl 89. 305 Sumida, Sheila 89. 272. 314 Sunderland, diaries 105 Sunderland, Susan 233 Sutcliffe, Tony 74 Sutherland, Brent 295 Sutherland, Brew 74 Suttlemyrc, C. Cary 132 Swabb, Don 217 Swain. C. Von 308 Swain, Richard T. 89 Ssvalbcrg, Allen 105. 247 Swan, John 202.255 Swapp, Edwin V. 74 Sweat, Dale 74.294 Ssveeney, Mike 126,300 Sweet, Dale 202 Sweetman. John 74 Swenson, Janice 74,182, 231 Swingle. Dan 218 Sycamore, Mars- Margaret 237.282 Sylvester, Linda 89 Szymanski, Jack 35 Szymamld, Lon 209 T Tackett, Kurtis 74 Taggart. Antoinette 74 Takekasva. Bob 74.296 Talbot. Lyle 247 Tanner. Call 89 Toner. Karen D. 126 Tarvin. Al 126 Tayler, Donna 74 Taylcr, Yvonne 74 Taylor. Adclc 74 Taylor. Bob 217 Taylor, Camille 74,323 Taylor. Connie 289 Taylor. Darlene 74.229 Taylor. Davna Rae 74 Taylor, Denzel 105.312 Taylor, Elroy 105 Taylor, Cary L. 105 Taylor. Genan 74 Taylor. Cordon 45.269, 271,314 Taylor, Gregory 74 Taylor, Herbert 247 Taylor, James S. 126,302 Taylor, Joe 126 Taylor. John 49,251.289 Taylor, John W. 89 Tuylor, Kay 105 Taylor, Linda 233 Taylor, Michael 74 Taylor, Nancy L. 105 Taylor. Ralph E.. Jr. 89 Taylor, Rhenon 89 Taylor. Robert 225,247 Taylor, S. Ehvynn 126 Taylor. Spencer 105 Taylor, Sterling 284 Taylor. William 126 Teeter, Larry 307 Telford. Kaye 233 Tennant, Robert I. 247 Terry, Linda 126,275 Terry. Stanley M. 126,305 Tew. Orson 291,292 Tew, Warren R. 195 Thain, Jerry L. 89 Thalman. Jeff 105 Thatcher, Linda R. 126 Thatcher. Robert 44, 126 Thcpalaglekha, Kitla 132 Thcurcr, Burke 89 Thcurer. Elizabeth Lyn 74 Theurer. Jett 74 Thcurcr. Sydney 74 Thomas. Chris 89.227.284 Thomas, Howard R. 126 342 Thomas, Jan Paul 89 Thomas, jane 126,315 Thomas, Jim 243 Thomas, Karen I. 74 Thomas, Kathleen 105 Thomas L. Reed 126,271, 294 Thomas, Linda 126 Thomas, Mark F. 105 Thomas, Pete 89 Thomas. Richard 74 Thomas, Rogers 295 Thomas, Sally 74 Thomas. Tamara 105 Thompson, Annabelle 74 Thompson, Annette 74 Thompson. Conley- 74 Thompson, Donna Ann 74 Thompson, Doug 53. 54,74. Thompson, George 89 Thompson. Janet 92,138, 233 Thompson. Jeff 225,255, 269 Thompson, Joe 290 Thompson. Kaye 126,268 Thompson, Mark 202 Thompson, Monte 312 Thompson. Russell 255 Thompson. Ruth 191, 282 Thomson. Rulon 74 Thomson, Sherman 105 Thomson, T. Brent 89,271 Thomborrow, Jack 251 Thome, Doyle R. 126 Thome, Larry 209,255 Thome, Wynne 24 Thornton, Karla 89 Thornton, Lee Ann 281 Thorpe, A. Lear 126 Thorpe. Chloe 74 Thorpe, Jeffrey T. 105 Thorpe, Lear 268.269 Thorup, Dennis 278,312 Thorrtcd, Lloye 126 Thurber, Thom 74 Thurston, Joyce 235 Thurston. Pamela 74 Thurston, Ray 249 Thurston, Shirlene 105 Throckmorton, Roxic 126 Timmins, Mary Alice 74 Tin gey, Blaine 297 Tingcy. Bonnie 126 Tingey, Cheryl 237 Tingcy, Douglas 74,307 Tingcy, Geniel 74 Tingcy, Kathleen 105, 275 Tinnin, Bob 251 Tinsch, William 243 Tippetts, Eda 237 Tippetts, Julia Ann 74 Tippetts. Lana 74 Tippetts, Leah 74 Tobey.Ccnc 225,257 Toblor, Ron 89 Todd. Allen 74 Todd, Rodgers 105 Toghracc, Ahmad 277 Toghrace, Parvin 277 Tolley, Marian 105 Tolman, Ellen 281 Tolman, Judy' 89 Tolman, Marie 74, 299 Tolman, Ronald C. Tonne, Phil 105 Toole, Tom 315,316 Toonc, Phil 199,243 Torbenscn. Jeny 89,253 Torgescn, Kathleen 229 Touma. Makdisi-EIias 291 Tout, Nanette 74, 231 Tracy, Dianne 235 Trane, Terry 74 Transtrum, Knthic 105, 315 Transtmm, Robert 271 Trcbotch. John 199 Trescder. Marge 290 Trescder, Nick 255 Tribbctt, Rees 276 Trinnamnn, Elaine 74,237 Tripp, Yvonne 89 Trosclh, Kaaien 89 Trotter, Howard 74 Truman, Kathleen 89 Tse, Henry KwaiHoi 74 Tsuya. April 89,182,227 Tucker. Clark B. 89 Tucker, Dale E. 276 Tucker, Cary 105 Tuddenham, Jay 74 Tuddcnham.Jonn Lyle 126 Tucllcr, Cordon 126,304 Tueilcr, Mary 323 Tullis, James Paul 132 Tullis, Schcrelyn 89 Turner, Alan Davie 89,271 Turner, David A. 74 Turner, Jan 40,105.273 Turner, Judy 89,227 Turner, Leland 126,300 Tumor, R. Eyre 297 Turner, Steve 75. 243 Turner. Tamara 75 Tussing, Carol 105 Tuttle, Janet 75,323 Tus-cson, Thomas 75 U Uharriet, Raymond 126, 274,305.306 Ullman. Myra B. 89,235, 283 Ungricht, Jane 105, 315 Urbaniak, Nancy 105 Usher, George 75 V Valentine, Judy 126,319 Valentine, Lynn 305 Valentine, Susan 90,321 VanAusdal. Carol 75 Vanausdal, Richard 90 Vance. lean 45,126 Vance, Lawrence 132 Vance, Lucy 41 Vance. May Lynne 272. 281 Vance. Phil 126,307,308 Vance, Susan 75 Vanderbeck.Ruth 105, 139, 147.231.283 Van Dyke, Marilyn 75 VanDykc, Richard 249 Van Npy. Loren 225.276 Van Orlen. Richard 75 Van Sweden, Robert 105, 271 Varlcy, Kathleen 105 Vaughan, Doug 271 Vaughan, Thayne C. 127 Vaughn, Douglas 90 Vcnncr, Michael 127 Venner, Paul 75,211 Ventura, Herman P. 105 Vermeil, Al 199 Vernon, Janet 75 Vernon, Rik 90 Vernon, Robert 257 Vick. Michael 105, 313 Vickers. David 75 Vickrey. Cary 253 Vieira, Cainilo 127.225. 2-15 Vigh. Mary Louise 75 Vincent. B. P. 90 Vining. Kelly 75 Vogel, Raymond C. 90 Voorhcex, Kent 243 Vosburg. Judy 75.313 Vossoogh. J. 292 Voyec, Mema 127,324 W Wabel, Rose Marie 45.79. 90 Wadell, Joseph H. 90 Waddoups. Arlo 304 Wadoups, Arnold 127, 274 Waddoups, Ivan Cary 132 Wadoups, Olis-e 90 YVadouos, Royal K. 75 Wade, William Dean 127, 274 Wadley, Anne Christine 127 Wadley, David 311 Wadley. Revert K. 75 Wagstaff. W. Eugene 75 Wahbtrom, Owen 305 Waite. Jan 271 Wakley, Linda 90. 281,324 Walberg. Chris 75. 249 Waldron, Anita 90 Waldron, Carolyn 105. 233 Waldron. Eldred L. 271 Waklron, lohn F. 127,271 Waldron, Mary Ellen 75 Waldron. Nancy 237 Walker. Beverly 75, 299 Walker, Cheryl 75 Walker, Clark Myers 127 Walker, David R. 306,310 Walker. Jim 249 Walker, Karen Lyn 75 Walker, Kenneth 308 Walker, James H. 75 Walker. Laird 40, 46. 49,269 Walker, Sheryl 323 Walker. Vickie 127 Wallis, C Brent 105,302 Wallis. Carl 302 Walsh, Joan 295 W alters. Ronald M. 308,309 W'alton, Lauri 75 Walton, Lois 105 Walker. Paulette 90 W'alz, Anita 75 Womsley, Stuart 294 Wangsgaard, Carolce F. 105, 273 Wangsgard, Clark 105, 217 Wang-gard, JoAnn 28 Wanner, Vicky 282 Ward, Adcle 75.77,78, 90.149,322 Ward. Brian 217 Ward, Judy L. 90 Ward. Douglas 127 Ward. James Spencer 127 Ward. Kaidn 127 Ward. Kathy 227 Ward, Kathy 233 Word, l-i Rene 105 Ward, Linda 75 Ward, Lorene 75,318 Ward, Mary 75 Ward, Mary Louise 105 Wold. Richard 75.294 Wanlie, Claudia 75 Warner, Mark C. 127 Warms. Linda 127, 295 W'amicki, Doug 311 Wait, Thomas Allen 243 Warren, Ccanne 75. 283. 320 Warren, Orvctta 75 Washburn, Stephen 75, 307 Wassermonn, Ellen 140, 157.227 Wantanabe, Douglas 105, 269,271 Watkins, Adonna 105,305 Watkins, Brent 255 Watkins, Elsa 105,299 Watkins, Jodc 255 Watkins, Jeffrey 105 Watkins, Katherine 75 Watkins, Kathleen 75,283 Watkins, Marilyn 106 Watkins, William T. 75 Watrin, Raymond 75, 202 Watson, Gerald 199 Watson, Gerry 90 Watson. John F. 106 Watson. Rich 247 Watson, Sandra 75 Watt. Marie 127 Watts, Barbara 75. 233, 289 Watts, Conly 22 Watts, Craig A. 75 Watts. Eloisc 127 Watts, Ceraldine 298 Watts, Steven 75 Watts. Winston 127 Wayman, Mary Ann 106 Weatherbcc, Jim 202 Weaver, Lynda 75,231,283 Weaver, Richard 127, 298, 300 Wedig, C. Richard 75 Weeks, Mcrvin 75 Weeks. Susan 233,290 Weesoff, David 245 Weiss, Jeffrey 311 Welch, Dorothy 75 Welch, George 127 Welch, Timothy W. 127 Wells, Dianna 75 Wells, Steve 75 Went , Jeffrey 245 Wentz, Mary 106 West, Gene 218 West, Robert E. 76,251 West, Sandra 90,224, 231,320 Westonskow. Carol 237 Westerberc, Pam 227, 283 Wcstcrgaxd, Brent 127 Western. Eileen 127 Wostman, Richard 308 Weston, A. Bryan 127 Weston, Becky Ann 76 Wcstrop, Bob 294 Wettstein, Cheryle 106 Weust, Bob 296 Whcar. James 106 Wheatley. Barbara 76 Wheelwright, Karen 132 Wheelwright, Marilyn 106 Whitaker, Deanna 76 Whitaker, Morris Duane 132 Whitaker. Patricia L. 76 Whitaker, Ronald 76 Whitbcck Bclva 106,311 White. John 76 White. Judith 127 White. Kaistin 231 White, Karla Jean 127.227 white, Kay Lynn 127 White. Kristen L. 76.320 White, Margaret 227 White, Roger 76,243 White,Sandrn 76 White, Sheny 76.325 White, Terry 76 Whitehead, Jana 90 Whitchousc, Paula 40,127, 108, 157,237 Whitesides. Paul 127 Whitney, Jcnicl 76 Whiting, Carol 127,231 Whiting, Carolyn 76 Whitlock. Barbara 127 Whitman, Larry 255 Whitney, George 309 Whitney. Leslie 42,90 Whitney, W'illis A. 304 W'iberg. Rod 300 Wklmcr, Camt W. 106 W’idmer, Cenc 127 Wicczorek, John 255 Wilde, Dwain F. 76 Wilde. Jay 76 Wilde, Ross 90 Wildinson, Mary 289 Wilhelm, Sara Adell 76 Wilkcr, Mcrlynn 106 Wilkes-. Ralph 106 Wilkin. David 76 Wilkens, Ame 313 Wilkins, Arnold 106 Wilkinson. Man- 76 Willaidson, Dick 90 Willard son. Kay Keeler 127 Willardson. Thomas S. 127 Willerton, John 127 Williams, Barry T. 127,308 Williams, Clarence F. 106 Williams, Cary 90 Williams. Glen 128 Williams, J. Stewart 27 Williams, John D. 90, 257 Williams, John R. 25 Williams, Kent R. 76. 245, 314 Williams, Nadine 76,191 Williams, Pierre 305 W'illiams, Stephen C. 76 Williams, Terry 76 Williams, Tom 253 Williams, Vard 304 Williams, Vicki 317 Williams. Wayne C, 90 Williamson, Kcm 90 Willie, Mont 251 Wiilinore, Joseph 128 Willson, Vonda 128 Wilson, Cliff 294 Wilson. Dennis H. 90 Wilson. James 76 Wilson. Katiby 90,233 W'ilson, Janet 51,76 Wilson, Lanny 132 W'ilson. Marcia 70 W'ilson. Mary 233 W'ilson, Pamela E. 106 W'ilson, Robert 128 W'ilson. Roger 128 W'ilson. Sandra 132 W'immcr. John David 106 Winger, Judith 76 Winger, Larry Dean 128 Winger, Skip 106 Winkler, Lynda 76 Winn, Chad 41,40,109, 128,294 Winn, Gary 294 Winn, Mao- Verolce 128.294 Winn, Nyman 128 W’inn, Paul T. 106 Winquist, George 214, 253 Winward, Alma H. 277,308 Winwaid, Emcr 132 Wise, Annette 90.281,320 Wise, Joe 274 Wiser, Thayne 76 Wiser, T. Lynn 76 Wisutharom. Kntchang 132 Withers. Sydney 76 Witten, Mcrilyn 128,299 W'offinden, John H. 76 Woffinden, Susan...76,237 Wofltcy. Nancy 227 Wollmcr, Bob 245 Womack, Call 76 Wood. Judy 106 Wood, Kathy 76 Wood, Kent 76,202,247 Wood, Marilyn 128 Wood, Nanette 76,321 Wood. Verb 128 Wood. William Richard 90 W'oodhouse. Fred 251 Woodland. Jerry R. 128.304 Woodruff, JoAnn 106 Woods, Jonathc-n 76 Woods, Patricia 132 Woodward, Carol 90 Woodward, Shari 299 Woodward, Sharon 106 Woodward, Vicki 76,229, 320 Wool urns, Susan Jean 90 Wootums, Susan 324 Workman, Dennis 40, 278 310 Wray. Julie 76 Wride. D. Blake 45,78, 90.271 Wright. Bill 311 Wright. Boyd 199 Wright, Farrell 202 Wright. Jon 269 Wright. Linda 106.275 Wright, Maurice 128 Wright. Marilyn 128, 268 Wright. Richard 128 Wu, Norman Tao Boon 76 Wu. Victoria 106,319 Wucst, Robert J. 90 Wuthrich. Richard 128 Wyatt, Diane 76. 283 Wyndcr, Dale 128,279 Wyro, John 249 Y Yadcganm, Barokh 128,292 Yamamoto. Kenneth 128 Yamamoto, Patricia 106 Yamaski, Dennis 106 Yamasaki, Coyle 90 Yamasaki, Joanne 90,299 Yancey, Boyd J. 106 Yancey, Marvin R. 132 Yancey, Merlin E. 132 Yancey, Richard D. 76 Y'azdanihn. AtaolIah_ 292,310 Ycarslcy, Dianne 76 Ycates, Judi 90 Yoates, Patty 76 Yerbury. Marge 76 Yocum, Linda 90,281 York. Susan 233 Youles. Corky 202 Youncs, Adib 128,291,304 Young, Annetto 317 Young, David Wayne 196 Young, Dcana 76. 325 Young, Don A. 90 Young, Edward L. 271 Young. Joan 76 Youn, Lawrence B. 90,295 Young, Melvin 278 Young. Richard 90 Younts, Aclib 293 Lowell, Chad 285, 309 Yuen, Chue Shiu 128 Z Zainuddin, N. A. 292 Zan, Michael 128 Zawyrucha. Daniel 90 Zcnger, Judy Roc 76.323 Zeyer. Conrad 76 Zickeloose, Ron 310,314 Zollinger, Donna Jean 76 Zollinger. Dorothy 106 Zollinger, Linda 47 Zollinger. Ruth Ann 76 Zollinger, Trudy 76 Zollo, Tom 245 343 As I look back through the year and recall the long hart! hours of tedious work and worry, I realize the true meaning of discipline; as I look back and recall the feeling when a section was finished and it was time to start another, I realize the true meaning of drive; and, as 1 look back and recall the exhilaration of sending in the last page of the book, I realize the tme meaning of vitality. These words—discipline, drive, and vitality are the words I have tried to bring to life in this year s BUZZER. They have also been portrayed in the actions of my staff. I thank them all: Elaine Hatch, Susan Daines, Eleanor Olson, Karen Porter, Shelia Sunada, Kathy Davies, Janet Wilson, Larry Owens, Neil Simmons, and Beverly Duncan, who is responsible for the fabulous index this year, and to all the others whose labors were as necessary as the finances of the book. I especially want to thank my dedicated head photographer, Dave Montgomery, for all the time and effort he put into the book and for his patience with me. Believe me, it took quite a bit. Thanks goes to Bob Harris, who served as my shoulder-crier-oner, minute man and functioner in many fields. He proved his worth over and over again. Louise Degn, my roommate and copy editor, thank you for your patience and time and help. You really deserve it because you had to live through all my moods, which were many and varied. You served in many more capacities than were required by your position. Thanks to John Buist, my business manager, for keeping me out of the red and helping me maintain a sane mind. Professor Ralph T. Clark, thank you for your special help with the book. Your help in photography with the portrayal of the theme was exceptional. Thanks to Thunnel Photography for their cooperation and assistance throughout the year. I guess the biggest thanks goes to Wheelwright Lithographing Company for their faith in me and their patience. Believe me, they needed a lot of l oth, because I think many times faith was the only thing they had to work with. Now I want to pay a special tribute to Professor H. Reuben Reynolds. Sir, you have done more for me than you will ever realize, not only in the field of being adviser for the yearbook but also in realizing the values of life itself. You are truly more dedicated to your work than any person I have ever met. 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