Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1968 volume:

I am in a quiet morning walking between white gates where trees are humming. Hovering between the leaves, something is coming — so big — I can't tell; I run pursuing the song of the morning. When I woke my dream was clear, and when I closed my eyes the light was still there. The dream was a song and bright figurations filtered in a breeze, bending, twisting between the trees. 4 The grass hears me singing..... grass waving tall and green, preening in the light. It is a constant friend and knows the wellspring of the song. Lightning flashes.. thunder sounds.. . a door bangs shut... Tender tender tender is the rain streaming on the window pane; shining libations on the outside.....creeping in. I welcome puddles and most of all thunder air. The rain is everywhere ... it smells like tar paper roofs and black willow bark and yellow weeds ... bend near the ground and breathe softly. 9 It is my birthday, everyday is birth day. Shoeless, I dance on the grass spinning circles, my love spinning circles until . . . ) 1 ... I turn and see the mountain watching me. Holy place, mountain, portal to the sun, protect my expectations. But no call comes from the stone walls ... silence ... and no thunder. 14 I ■ mmm . ■... . :V - ' On a bleak hill top I look for you, yes, searching to know you and your brothers and sisters. I'm myself and other people too, and I'm you. I reach across love's back, stretching towards you, then hesitate — wondering. Away down the stairs two at a time hiding in a room that may be empty. It's not easy to be you I say your name, but inside it's not easy. Two minutes... two hours ... two sticks... tapping . I wait for darkness to cover me ... numb me... it comes slowly. 16 The moon rises. Semilight on pillow and in my eyes, shadows twisting, bending .. . I dream as I sleep. Awake now, the darkness passes; hear air cascades and feathery rushes. New light is coming, old dreams will pass; hush and hear the tremble of the grass. 18 1968 Utah state university table of contents the individual ............................ 1 the environment .......................... 22 academics ................................ 62 administration....................... 64 arts ................................ 70 colleges ............................ 82 sports....................................104 classes ..................................132 dorm life.................................206 organizations ............................222 greeks ...................................286 advertising ..............................322 index ....................................330 I am between the mountains looking up; they say we know you; yes and we watch with silent tongue your life. 24 The people, they are you. You cannot mold them but they will shape you and you realize old ideas never die; but grow within the roots, winding, twisting into and out of the valley. 28 29 ... to feel the cold of your winter friend. 31 Eyes watch experienced reality and wait in lines to become fiction. 34 How can you tell the dancer from the dance? 35 I felt like I had already been there and done it before. 38 Live a part directed from the shadows, then go your own way. Today takes you gently through tomorrow. riswrwG- FffOM . S we WALK 41 42 Everyone dreams; the shadow is only a taste in your mouth. It is yours because you work and want and wait.... and wait. 44 45 46 47 In the center of the storm is the calm of you. 48 49 March is the edge, indecisive vernal. 51 53 The world shakes hands and goes away. One is the time to examine the texture of things. 54 56 57 58 A group is the time to discuss the values of things. 59 1 60 In the valley they say it will be an early spring. 61 to learn 63 ‘‘Not truth, not goodness, nor beauty alone — can stand alone; nor any two of the three. Our essential humanity responds to all three, and it is the responsibility of the university to nourish and cultivate all three — the truth, the good, and the beautiful — in the minds and the spirits of our youth whose mission is to create a non-violent world, a world to be guided and governed by intelligence, goodness, and beauty. — President Daryl Chase 64 65 Daryl Chase, President of USU, 1954-1968 Vice-president of Business D. Broodbent 66 Vice-president of Resarch W. Thorne 1 Vice-president of Academics M. R. Merrill they lead. Deon of Women H. Lundstrom Dean of Students C. G. Burtenshaw Dean ot Admissions ond Records L. M. Neuberger they guide. in 1940 when i graduated. The Board of Trustees — the pressures of guidance and decision rest upon their shoulders. They chose wisely a new university president, Glen Taggart. in no way could i have envisioned being here today in this capacity. 69 ■ t beginning with no horses allowed ' the cow college image faded ... the fine arts center opening focused on the maturing university. University Orchestra the mother readers' theatre is the theatre of the imagination. consciousness intelligence imagination evolution of brain into mind a new complex form called man still concerned with survival but aware of spiritual mystery that is when it started a new language of expression the silent world of visual imagery that is how he came to be the image maker the artist involved in visual play in love with form and space intrigued by juxtaposition of line and texture concerned with expressive power of balanced weight and movement that is how the image maker started and since remained the same among different people and times through social upheaval and scientific innovation prosperity and war flourishing culture and decadence he has remained the same through changing group values morals and principles burdened with responsibilities and changing identities as social commentator hero high priest chronicler journalist historian beat-nik magician and a must as conversation piece at cocktail parties somehow he must remain the same preserve the unselfconscious act of image making to transverse time and fashion to reveal himself uninhibited and without pretense vulnerable as a man alone with himself as he was in the beginning Top Loft-. Mike Fletcher as Tony Lumpkin,- Sandy Timpson as Miss Neville. Mr. Fletcher (Itinerant senior) is attempting to furthor the lessons offered by the innkeeper's self-employed wife. Miss Timpson reaches new depths of choroctenzofion with her refusal to join in the furthering — o good cxomple of the compromise of character necessary in a stage career. Top Right: lee Johnson os Mr. Marlow. Ann Schvaneveldt as Miss Hardcastle. Mr. Johnson (set designer) attains now heights in his career with the dubious facial expression; Miss Schvaneveldt brings all of her womanly emotions to bear with a pathetic look of I'm to marry this man? Botrer him than nothing. she stoops to conquer Bottom Loft: Alan Gross os George Hostings; Sue Ann Bosile as Mrs. Hardcastle. Mrs. Bosilo (costume de.-signer) rebukes Mr. Hostings' indecent proposal, somewhat reluctantly if would seem. Perhops she is complaining about the stays in her costume. One must olso notice the aura of masculinity which Mr. Hostings' make-up exudes. Bottom Right: Sandy Timpson as Miss Novillc; Lynn Paolctti os the inn-keepor's self - employed wife. Miss Paoletti, grad student in theatre, discusses some of the subject and detail of her role ond mentions with relish research she did for the part. Miss Timpson strikes a pose of undivided attention, carefully concealing a tape recorder hidden with camouflage thot obviously highlights tho picture. 76 Cyrano de Bergerac, Edmond Rostand's highly popular play about the noble and magnanimous courtier, opened the 1967-68 theatre season and proved an excellent premiere selection for the Fine Arts Theatre dedication. Directed by F. T. Morgan, the play enjoyed its customary success with a record-breaking cast of 83, including Allan Gross as Christian, Norma Keeler as Rox-ane, and Prof. Vosco Call as the famous Cyrano. cyrano de bergerac 77 University Choir i didn't think i could sing ■■ a vibrating precision The University Chorale places primary emphasis on meaningful choral experience. The chorale is open to all university students; members are selected after completing an audition at the beginning of each quarter. Performing a minimum of three concerts annually the chorale often combines with other musical organizations. “The Saint Nicolas Cantata ' by Benjamin Britten, was performed with the University Orchestra and a Boys' Choir. Winter quarter the chorale provided the university community with a new choral experience by presenting a concert of contemporary music consisting of “In the Beginning ' by Aaron Copeland, Rejoice in the Lamb by Benjamin Britten, and “The Peaceable Kingdom by Randall Thompson. 79 good evening ... . . . this is KUSU-TV, Channel 1 2, broadcasting from Utah State University in Logan . . . we invite you to stay tuned for an evening of enriching, informational, and thought-provoking programs. Operating with the help of thirty USU students who are paid with either college credit or money, KUSU-TV produces and broadcasts a variety of local and national educational programs. Mornings are filled with shows for the elementary schools including Newscorner which covers new developments in Cache Valley and southern Idaho schools. The station itself produces six to seven hours of TV time a week and tries to serve community as well as campus. The latest innovation involves closed circuit TV here on campus which went into operation this spring. kushi-fum?? The promo was over and the emphasis under.” “Hess called and said it was okay, but the background came through. I thought this was a soundproof room.” “You overmodulated. If we could have had five more minutes . . Affectionately termed Kushi-fum,” KUSU-FM, broadcasting on 91.5 megahertz, is on the air for IS' hours daily, with everything from mood music to Chinese weather forecasts. Students gain practical broadcasting experience through a variety of radio productions including special on-the-spot shows, panel discussions, interviews with various campus personalities (both student and faculty), and sports coverage. Top Left: Call 752-3434 to express phone opinion. Center: Live music is recorded. Bottom: the early early morning show. 81 Now is gone ... All life moves toward an equilibrium that can be achieved through creating. Conscious or unconscious, emotional or rational, creativity touches every existence. Creating primarily with emotion, the artist, the conductor, the composer, the musician, the actor, and the author originate and stimulate individual reaction. Rational creativity, on the other hand, examines cause and effect. The mechanic, the researcher, the doctor, the surgeon, the chemist, and the biologist use their rational faculties to study what already exists, to manipulate it, and to develop it further. Both kinds of creativity involve man's rational and emotional powers in varying ratios. These creative abilities are one means by which man may achieve the stability he seeks. The now must be constantly recreated. 83 my grandfather taught biology here in the valley for forty Pictured is Laurie Sorenson as she makes her way through a hectic day of student teaching at Sky View High School. A math major with a physiology minor, Laurie graduates spring quarter and will begin teaching next fall - hopefully in Denver. years • • • i for as long as i can remember i've wanted to be a teacher. 85 ' Yvette Kepenski, elem. French Veneta Nielsen, creative writing Dr. Douglas Alder, history of Germany Dr. William Ramsey, univ. chorale Dr. Thomas Bahler, physiology 4 the only evidence of life H. Reuben Reynolds, art history Top: Physiology 122, urinalyses. Middle: Physiology 4, blood tests. Bottom: Organic chem. AUTION ADIOACTIVE MATERIALS labs labs labs Damned for the lessening of man's spiritual values — and hailed as a new and realistic God, science continues to fascinate. Reaching far beyond the laboratory, science today implicates itself in every phase of human existence. From the morality or war and peace to the mysticism of one man's right to replace another man's heart, technology concerns itself with NOW. Men live long, live easily and die comfortably — more so now than ever before. While they live, they see and do more — and do it faster than before — because of science. But science is creating our now and science means power; whether this power continues to create, or totally destroys, depends on our maturity — and our faith, in whatever God we choose. Center Right: Zoo 16. For Right: Organic chem. Bottom Left: Computer center. Right: Data processing. free enterprise in Brazil As part of the Alliance for Progress, USU is currently involved in a four-year program which attempts to adapt free enterprise principles to a new environment in an underdeveloped area of Brazil. Working with Brazilian counterparts, USU students and faculty help Brazilians to establish small, locally-owned, corporate businesses. They place emphasis on corporate ownership rather than family or one-man ownership in an effort to broaden the segment of society which controls industry. The principles of competition and profit-loss are also taught. Brazilians must realize too, that a certain amount of failure is inherent in the system. Specificly, USU has begun two projects: first, a ceramics plant; second, a Doce or sweet plant which cans guava and banana — a popular dessert in Brazil. Benefits from such businesses are widespread. Everything from English classes to an increased number of guava trees can be related to such small establishments as those mentioned. Besides fostering Brazilian-USA co-operation, the project is an excellent test of the free enterprise system and its adap-tibility. Top: Mayor of Mossoro, Brazil, pours the first bucket of concrete for the foundation of a ceramics plant. Bottom: Construction of the ceramics plant. night life in Logan? where?! I tell you my friends, we got trouble. Right here in River City. Trouble — with a capital T that rhymes with P' which stands for Pool. Youth growing up in the small town has a problem entertaining itself constructively, particularly after 7 p.m. In connection with this problem. Dr. J. Pennock of the Department of Sociology is conducting a survey of northern Utah communities to determine the relationship of youth to police. The survey also looks into the institutionalized structures of the town, such as church and school, to see what influence they have over their youth. In conjunction with the survey, Logan City’s Recreation Dept, and Police Dept, are making efforts to meet and work with those juveniles who are (or might be) in trouble because of too much time and no place to go. Swimming at the newly constructed municipal pool (built last year), a supervised basketball league, and a planned boxing program are some of the activities offered to Logan youths. Future plans include more activities depending on the success of the current program and the need for increased activity. V'v over $800 overdrawn University life may be geared to teaching the individual how to manage his mind, but U.S.U. also teaches some of its students how to manage their mansions. Senior girls majoring in home economics education, foods and nutrition, and home management spend five to six weeks at the Home Management House located just off campus on seventh east. Here the girls learn everything from better biscuitbaking to the latest techniques in making a dollar stretch farther than one hundred cents. The most important feature of the house is teaching the girls how to make decisions for themselves. As part of the art of decision-making, each girl spends one week as hostess-manager during which time she is responsible for the weekly budget as well as activities. Questions are not answered by fellow room-mates or advisors; the inquirer must consult the house library. Girls are responsible for themselves and the consequences of their decisions. By learning how to handle problems they will face in the future and by making individual decisions, these women of tomorrow will be homemakers and not homebreakers. - 93 the pilgrims wouldn't believe If you like the dark meat of the turkey — beware. The future is bringing you a new kind of turkey consisting of almost all white meat. Dark meat eaters are in the minority. Researchers working through the Agriculture Experiment Station and sub-stations located throughout Utah are studying methods to improve the reproductive efficiency and quality of the turkey. Turkey-farming ranks as the third largest agricultural industry in Utah, and Utah ranks ninth nationally. Researchers are working to increase the poundage of the turkey to a maximum of 100 pounds per turkey rather than the present 50-65 pounds. They are also trying to produce a turkey with thinner skin and more tender meat. The turkey is bred with a broader breast to increase the amount of white meat. Combined efforts of veterinary science, animal science, and agricultural economics are improving the turkey daily. So eat the dark meat while you can. T°P Right: freeze-dehydrated apple slices. Le’t; microbial counting. are you fat or dead? 30% of the U.S. population is fat: 67% of the world population starves. The world today faces the problems of not being able to produce enough food, and of being unable to preserve what it can produce. USU's College of Agriculture is working toward a solution to these problems through concentrated research on techniques of preserving food through dehydration. This will not only increase the shelf-life of many foods, but will also be economical. These techniques are particularly valuable in under developed nations where refrigeration is impossible. Through education in methods of food preservation, these nations will be able to help themselves rather than depending on outside aid. Results of experiments indicate that the can opener is on the road to obscurity. Development of plastic bags for canning purposes is another breakthrough in food preservation which will save the consumer time and money, besides allowing him to see what he purchases. Instant foods, such as dried apples, cherries, and peaches have been developed in the food lab. They can be eaten in their dried form and taste like candy. If water is again added to them, they can be used in almost the same ways that fresh fruits can. Another advantage to these dried foods is that they are preserved with artificial sweetners which lowers the calorie content — an important factor for the U.S. since one out of three Americans is overweight. 95 by the shining big sea water... With the completion of USU's new stadium, students will be able to go down to the shore'' and watch all the athletic adventures. No kidding — the stadium is being built on top of the old shore beds from the ancient Lake Bonneville. In early construction this fact presented a small problem. Logan River, in its winding course through Cache Valley, formed a delta and covered the Bonneville shore beds. If you ask USU engineers, they will quickly tell you that delta formations create ground water springs. What happens? A big hole is dug for the stadium and up comes 300 to 400 gallons of water a minute. By placing pipes 8 to 10 in diameter seven to ten feet deep, a tile drainage system was constructed around the playing field. Water is now piped to North Logan and USU's Agricultural Experiment Station to be used for irrigation purposes. It can also be piped back to the stadium to water the grass. The pipes last for approximately fifty years; looks like the football team of 2018 may have some problems. 96 when it rains, it pours — silver iodide? Weather and climate control have become increasingly desirable as man faces the problem of water shortage. The college of Engineering with the aid of Bureau of Reclamation funds, is conducting a study to investigate the potential of cloud-seeding with silver-iodide particles emitted from ground-based, mountain-top generators in order to increase winter snowfall. The Wasatch Front provides an ideal topographical situation for such a study. Air masses moving eastward from the desert are forced up the Wasatch slopes. As the air rises, it is cooled and cloudiness is increased. At this point the silver-iodide particles are released. These particles are the ‘‘sublimation nuclei around which water vapor must freeze before water droplets can be formed. To measure the result of seeding techniques, the USU ‘‘telemetering system is used. During the 1967-68 winter there are to be forty miniature weather stations scattered throughout the Wasatch mountain region. The majority of the stations are highly inaccessible, particularly during the winter months when their operation is most important. Therefore, a device called a transducer (developed at USU) is used. It weighs the snow and forwards the information through an electronic chain to a translator on Mt. Logan. The translator relays the data to a central receiving station at the Water Research Lab through twenty-seven quarter-mile sections of cable. USU students have been involved in various phases of the project from installing the stations to programming the computer. So . . . when recalling fond memories of wading through waist-high snow drifts in mid-May, remember: what you don't step in you can drink. 97 ground squirrels don't take birth control pills___ nor coyotes... or jack rabbits In 1985, the projected population for the USA is 240,000,000. By the year 2015, 475,000,000 bodies will be crowding the U S continent. Statistics such as these have led to assorted predictions concerning man s fate in an overcrowded and underfed world where men grow algae on the rooftops and have an assigned living space of six square feet. It's interesting as well as frightening to speculate on the projected jack rabbit population, keeping in mind the infamous rate of rabbit reproduction. It would seen we should worry less about the Chinese and more about the millions of jack rabbits that will exist by the year 1985. However, the problem is hypothetical — because jack rabbits and other animals seem to have much more control over their populations than do humans. How they manage this kind of control is the subject under study by the Department of Wildlife Resources in the College of Natural Resources. Specificly, they are researching mechanisms of animal population through analysis of birth and death rates. Ground squirrels, jack rabbits, and coyotes are being studied by various methods. One method involves temperature-sensitive transistorized radio transmitters about the size of a human thumb which are attached around the animal's neck or back. The standard trans- mission rate is twenty-four beeps a minute. When the animal dies, his body temperature decreases as does the beep rate. When the beep rate drops, researchers locate the dead animal and attempt to determine the cause of death. Another method requires the trapping of pregnant animals at various times of the year to determine seasonal variations in fertility. Ground squirrel studies show that the squirrels have definite territorial rights which lead to several effective population controls. Females have individual breeding sites for which they fight. Overcrowding in general is remedied by fighting until enough squirrels are either killed or run off to put the population back in balance. Males also fight at breeding time and their squabbles seem to affect the hormones of the females. The hormone reaction causes the female to desert her young, to have an abnormal birth, or to not reproduce at all. The transmitters also measure heartbeat and respiration which are good indicators of the amount of stress the animal endures. Such studies lead to interesting speculations as to human methods of maintaining population equilibrium. The question asked seems to be: Does man have natural methods of controlling his populations — or is the pill the answer? ?8 Below: Caesarean babies emerge fully furred I?) with eyes open. Far Left: Same babies still wet from birth. Bottom: Recorder which receives heartbeat and respiration-rate beeps” from ground squirrels. 99 see the tourist? we LIKE the tourist... i ... and his money. Of nine western states, Utah ranks first in the number of national parks, second in the number of national monuments, and fourth in the number of national forests. However, the state ranks third from the bottom in the fifty states and Washington D.C. in the length of stay of the out-of-state visitor — which would indicate that Utah is failing to take advantage of a tremendous opportunity. With information collected in a survey conducted by the College of Natural Resources and financed by the Utah Travel Council, researchers hope to determine how Utah's great aesthetic and economic potential may be most effectively realized. Questionaires for the survey were distributed to hunters, skiers, and summer vacationers in 1966-67 by means of mail, motels, ski lodges, and research assistants. Four general topics were covered: vacation decisions, vacation planning, attitude reaction to Utah, and influence of promotion media. From the result it is easy to picture the typical summer vacationer in Utah: Over 25% of the tourists were from southern California. 57% were families with children; 36% were couples by themselves. 60% of the visitors had some sort of higher education experience; 46% earned more than $10,000 annually. Touring groups were an average size of 3.1 persons; the majority of tourists visited Salt Lake City, or Bryce Canyon, or Zion National Park. A large majority were well satisfied with Utah travel accommodations, Utah highways, and Utah “friendliness. 71% felt that their Utah visit exceeded their expectations. This last fact points explicitly to the panoramic promise inherent in Utah's history and geography. USU is currently involved in a training program to teach service station owners and employees, waitresses, motel managers and other tourist service employees improved techniques of serving the Utah visitor. Utah can serve more tourists. Utah communities must keep them longer if the state is to assume a leading role in a competitive, thriving industry. 101 honors or farmers? Hi-ho, hi-ho, it's off to honors we go — the informal class of argument and discussion, through student-to-student-to-teacher relationships. The Honors Program at USU was established in 1965 to provide the superior student with an opportunity for intellectual engagement with other quick wits. Qualification for membership in the Honors Program is based largely upon ACT scores. Other factors, such as National Merit recognition and letters of recommendation, are also considered. Any student who feels he has the ability to be in the Honors Program may apply. The Honors Program has only been on campus for three years. Its worth cannot be calculated, but many people have formulated opinions about the program. One teacher of Honors classes has a general feeling that the program is good, but also a disadvantage because it removes the superior student from regular classes where he might provide stimulus. Another teacher felt that not all people who should be in the Honors Program are in it. Blame is placed not only on the distorted picture the ACT Test gives of a person's intelligence, but also on the individual's emotional confusion, especially as an entering freshman. When individual students were asked their opinions of the Honors Program, they had very different ideas. One student in the program said he liked it because he was exempt from all the busywork that average students have to do. Another student said Honors classes are easier than a lot of regular classes. A student not in the program said if she were that smart she would be applying for a scholarship to some place other than a cow college. Only time will tell whether or not an Honors Program is working at USU. You, the student, will be the deciding factor in such a program. 103 Ralph Clark The story of Utah State University's 1967 football season was one of try - hard, give-em-hell success. What appeared to be at the start of the season a rough correlation of the offensive line, defensive secondary, receiving and back-field, by the end of the season netted USU a 7-2-1 record. Coach Chuck Mills, in his first season at Utah State, has changed the brand of football into a forceful, spirited and dedicated effort. Mills, who came to Utah State from the coaching staff on the Kansas City Chiefs, had to become acquainted with not only the players, but also the other members of the totally new coaching staff. The Utah opener with Wichita was a disappointment to the new crew, but it proved to be an educational experience the next time around, when Utah State University trounced West Texas University 44 to 27. Defensive difficulties plagued USU in their game against New Mexico. Despite good performances by Mac Arthur Lane who bull-dogged for 97 yards rushing, and Bill Staley with 8 unassisted tackles, USU stumbled in a 9 to 10 defeat. However, the Aggies rebounded against nationally ranked Memphis State 28 - 14. The defense was able to hold the Memphis Staters to 88 yards rushing and 219 yards total. At Homecoming with the University of the Pacific, a transformed Utag football machine began to gain against an unexpectedly tough defense and took the tilt 7 to 6. Next USU went to Coloroda State and in a difficult pitch dropped one 14 to 17. The battle royal of the year came against the brethren of BYU. Utah State rolled up 347 yards rushing and with the help of an educated defense held BYU to 37 yards, netting a 30 to 9 feather in the hat and an old wheel in the UB. In addition to the ground play, a Pappas to O'Shay, Taylor, Nunn combination made it clear that USU was on the go. The spirit continued as the Big Blue downed Montana 20 to 14 in which a pass from John Pappas to Garth Hall landed the Utag the longest pass of the season — 67 yards. In Salt Lake against arch rivals Utah, the farmers downed the city kids 19 to 18. The Aggies topped off the season by roughing up San Diego State 31 to 25. Up until this time the Aztecs were one of the top small colleges in the nation. 1 spirit must dominate technique F00T8AI. -- Row Ono: D. Yomosoki. G. Holl, J. R. Christeson, L. Honsen, W. Mollnl. D Gomel), D. lows, W. lomb. R Waiiln, B. Butcher. Row Two R. Motonc, . Murphy, O. Austin, J. Fcrzoni, G. McKechan, M. Lane, Cop!.; A. Vermeil -ipt ; B. Sroley, Cop!.; M, Mattson, R. Rodriguez, 0. Holtry. G. Watson, N. Cuccio. Row Three: K DeMartini, J. Stanfill, S Vokcr, M, Thompson, T Zim- mormon, J. Mooney, J. Horrop, C. Detwiler, C. Boyer, M. Morris, G. Tossoiner, G. Anderson. 8. Jacobson. B. Peiers. Row Four. F. Nunn, J. Pappos, 0. Baird, S. Lano, T. lew.s, R. Jones, R. lobrum, 7. Somozo, C. Hohn, J. Papac, P. Bricrly, H. Goossons, M. Moorman. Row Five: J. Waller. M O'Shea. A, Taylor, K. Burrow. G. Smith, C. Zimmerman, F Alvarez, P. Olsen. J. Forzoni, T littledikc. R. Gold, M, Textons, C Myricfc, I. lanfz team statistics Caught 114 First Downs Intercepts 13 Rushing 92 Yards 1483 Passing 71 Touch Downs 12 Punting 6 Total Offense Total . 169 Carried 733 Rushing Yards 3512 Carried .. 512 Punt Average 39.4 Yards . 2029 Penalties Passing Fouls 21 Attempted 221 Yards 723 107 The final game in the forty-year-old Romney Stadium against the Y was witnessed by the largest crowd in USU history. Above — Frank Nunn swings wide to snag a pass from Quarterback Pappas. The Y's defense failed against Utag offensive b'ocking. USU took the tilt 30-9. Below — Mike O shea nails a touchdown pass against Montana as Montana's defense fails. aerial attack-finally It was a long time in the making, but the unalterable desire of a coach impelled the formation of a wide open offense from the ground and the air. The Utags in the past were primarily a ground crew for the lack of a great passing quarterback. Potential was found in the returning letterman John Pappas, and by the close of the season USU had a total of 1483 yards for 12 touch downs and a percentage of 51.1%. But before the Utags could be converted to an all around ground and air team, the receiving department was subject to evaluation and training. It took the first part of the season for the ultimate effectiveness to be established. Mike O'Shea lead pass receiving with 41 catches for 599 yards, and seniors Altie Taylor and Garth Hall (with 7 TD's), formed two other pass-receiving combinations with the helmsman. The kicking specialties of Jim Murphy who copped 19 of 23 PAT and 8 of 19 field goals, and Joe Forzani who put his foot into it for 2193 yards this year, added a completeness to the new USU aerial efficiency. 108 J Upper left Montana fumbles as Gary Anderson (87) and Phil Olsen (70) go in for the tag. Staley (unnumbered) and Garth Hall nail ball carrier. Upper right— Defensive line breaks through and panics BYU passer. Lower — Chuck Detwiler (18), Sam Voker (20), and Dennis Ya-maski (34) drop Montana runner. Final score against M.U. — 20-14. A rough and at times impermeable defense was one of Utah's State University's greatest assets, holding opponents below 100 yards rushing 7 times out of the 10 games played. defense-the immovable object One of USU's strong points was the defensive line which was big, strong, and hard. It had good breakthrough speed to panic the offensive formation. Where depth was lacking, talent and hard effort compensated. In the battle of the year against BYU, Bill Staley, the best defensive lineman in the nation, lead the hard rocks in a rough attack against the Cougar offenses holding them to 37 yards rushing. Of the tackles who held opponents to a meager 2.2 yards rushing per carry were Nick Cuccia, Don Hol-try, Joe Forzanni, Phil Olsen and Doug Gosnell. Line backers led by Al Vermiel, a two year regular, Dennis Yamasaki, Jack Mooney, and Gary Anderson, all of whom rotated in the starting spot, provided experience, dedication, savy, and a steady back-up to the defensive line. The one defensive concern was the secondaries, the pressure spot in football where a fast break and a quick score can be gained against a team. The Utags were shaky and new in this area and aid was needed. Help was conjured by moving Ocie Austin, a two year regular at defensive end, to one of the safety positions. Austin made an outstanding adjustment to the secondaries, combined with the good play provided by transfers Chuck Myrick and Bobby Peters and previous part-time starter Chuck Detwiler. Austin and these men formed the cohesive force in the backfield. 09 Bill The Spoiler Staley, USU's incredible defensive tackle and All-American from Walnut Creek, California, was a major element in the USU force s successful season. Staley, a 6'3 , 240 lb. Senior had a seasonal average of 4.3 unassisted tackles and an average of 10.6 assists for the season. In the last 27 games Staley helped to hold more than twenty opponents to less than 100 yds. rushing. Staley was named to the 22 member pre-season All-American Team by Playboy Magazine on the basis of his year as a regular at USU in 1966. For the Spoiler's record of 5 tackles and 13 assists against BYU, he was honored with Sports Illustrated Magazine s Lineman of the Week. He was also a candidate for the Outland Award, and All-American tackle honors for 1967. Staley received four unprecedented early bids from post season all-star bowl committee's. He received invitations for the East-West Shrine Game, the Hula Bowl, The Blue-Gray Game, and the Senior Bowl. rushing offensive The second strong point of the season was the offensive backs who helped power-house the Ags through some of the tough spots like the University of Utah and San Diego State games averaging 232.1 yds. per game. The tail-back position in the I formation alternated between the powerful Mac Arthur Lane who made a 56 yard run against West Texas State, and speedy Altie Taylor who completed a 105 yard return against West Texas and lead the Utags in returns. They were the top rushers totaling 764 and 636 yards respectively. Quarterback John Pappas and back-up man Jim Har-rop proved to be effective in the QB position and were able to head the offensive and maintain a cohesive force. The number one problem of the entire team was the offensive line. Len Hansen was the only returning starter. Gene McKeehan was moved to the tight end spot from split end, while Chuck Hahn and Wayne Lamb provided a strong blocking force to back the attack Don Laws was a reliable substitute, and Rusty Malone, Fred Alvares, and Bruce Jacobsen gave depth to the offensive armada. The center position was filled by transferring Sid Lane from the defensive to offensive where he became a formidable opponent limiting the central movement of the opposing line. Lane doubled as middle guard on defense in the San Diego State tilt to replace injured Phil Olsen. Lane had practiced exactly 20 minutes for such an emergency and did a marvelous job. As a body with little depth and only limited experience, the offensive line had a lot to overcome to give support to the backs and the rest of the offensive team. Most of the talent and effectiveness came out as a result of hard work and a get-tough policy on the line. From the experience gained this year in the offensive department a change in the ground movements could be expected with a loss of movement through the center as the last three games indicated. Combining an efficient ground force with a responsive air attack and some experience, next year’s team will be as good as and hopefully better than this year's. In summation , Coach Mills said, the 1966 Utah State Football team was one of great pride and dedication; in the final effort it was a solid team doing their best that allowed them the success they had deserved. It was a team playing, pulling and working together and not shirking their responsibilities. Upper left-Quartcrback John Pappas passes to Frank Nun (30) while Altie Taylor gives blocking for the run against BYU. Lower left-Ball carrier Mile O'Shea in a first down run against the University of Pacific (7-6). Right-Gerald Watson heads for the end zone on a pass from Quarterback Pappas against BYU. r it was a good year.. Jim Smith, 6'2 , the other half of the one-two punch, gave the Utags the needed speed and additional score power. The 1968 Utah State basketball team faced a tough schedule. The Aggies tackled 27 games during the season, 14 of which were on the road. But the Staters overcame their problems to become the seventh highest scoring team in the nation, netting fourteen wins for the year. The coaching staff was headed by La Dell Anderson. His drive and dedication has given Utah State seven out of seven winning seasons, four of which terminated with 20 -f victory campaigns. Assisting Coach Anderson is Norvel Nog Hansen, Dale Brown, and Larry Matthews. Utah State's great Shaler Halimon, who came to USU as a junior college recruit, is an all American in every sense of the word. Halimon turned in the most points in a single game, 47, making 13 free throws out of 17 in a barn burner against the Whole Man. The team was not a one-man-show, however. Filling the guard slots were Jim Smith, Paul Jeppsen, Dick Wade, Jim Harrop, and Dave Commish. In forward positions were Paul Hoffman and Tom Stewart. Stan Buchanan, a sophomore, was the outside shot specialist. In center position was the amazing Jessie Jefferson, 6'4 , who surprised everyone with his jumping ability and rebound strength. Sophomores Chris Bean and Tim Tollestrup gained valuable experience this year averaging 3.2 and 2.6 points per game. Paul Jeppsen averaged 6.8 points per game and filled the question mark in the guard position. 114 Paul Hoffman, playing forward position, averaged '6.8 points per game. SHaler Hafimon, besides being a top scorer, holds the team record of 24 rebounds against Evansville and 11 assists against Arizona State. Tom Stewart, a senior, provided the needed board strength. 115 ... but not a great year USU's hopes for a great year were shattered when seven foot center Larry Bunce accepted a pro bid from the Anaheim Amigos, whoever they are, leaving us without height in a vital position. Jessie Jefferson was recruited from Powell Junior College to fill the vacant position. This still left the team with a height disadvantage with Chris Bean, 6'8 , as our tall man. Strategically, USU was a man to man team preferring the freedom of movement. Zone and full court were used only when things got tough inside. Defensively the Aggies left a lot to be desired, as was seen in the second game against BYU. The offense was geared to take advantage of the USU veterans by releasing early and putting Smith behind the defense, using screens and picks in a more ball control type game, and hitting random shot openings. The Utags held Colorado State to 52 points until the final five minutes; good defensive play with strong post work, rebounding, and shooting made the difference in USU's oerformance. Row One: K. Engicstccd. manager,- J. Smith, P. Hoffman. S. Holimon, S. Buchc- Coach N. Hanten, J. Thorion, D. Wade, S. Skinner, Coach Andcrton, P. Jcppjen, nan, C. Boon, T. Tollitryp, T. Stewart. J. Jefferson. H. Adams, trainer. Row Two: J. Harrop, D. Cornish, Coach D. Brown. In the beginning Utah State suffered from her defects by dropping the opener to Kansas, 55 to 84. Then they took Xavivers 87 to 85 and the old rival, Montana State University, 88 to 80. The Utags met trouble from the University of Utah, losing 90 to 102. In the following games the tables were turned, and USU canned Wichita and San Jose, 102 to 83, and 110 to 93. A squeaker with Notre Dame followed 72 to 73, but vengeance was vented on Missouri, 87 to 81. The Aggies then turned to American University who fell easily, 94 to 78. The heated rival BYU was next on the road. The contest was tied 23 times, and the lead changed 21 times. Six points was the widest margin of the entire game and climaxed the victory of the foreigners from Provo, 98 to 104. Next Utah State took on Seattle, dropping the Chieftans 110 to 93. Jefferson turned in eleven rebounds. The Ags then dropped to Denver University 80 to 100 and Colorado State University 74 to 80, but they rallied and tipped Montana State 95 to 87. The two big ones, Utah and the Y were up next, Utah 92 to 106 and the RMs 103 to 118. Utah State defeated Arizona State 96 to 80, and Colorado State U. 98 to 75, and then took Denver 98 to 96, Seattle 67 to 69, and Portland 71 to 69, giving the Utags their seventh winning season in a row. Row One: J. Ffuros, A. Hoghoyeghi, goalkeeper. Row Two: Referee, Soy Oh, J. Snipe, publicity,- K. oamosut, K. Nodjibi, M. Ingram, u. Sirrijr Row Three: E. Ford, A, Bahamonde, S. Abolarin. C. Wildrick, £. Mendei, E. Oddoye, coach; R Chimo, President; R. Wong Too, M. Maiir.que, M. Moronte, J, DeC'CO. soccer: soc it to 'em baby The soccer fever is spreading at USU, and the soccer club has made remarkable progress. It started the year with four hundred dollars worth of new equipment; this is the first year that the soccer club has received appropriations from Senate. Achievements on the field have also been great. The first opponent, BYU, took a 5-1 defeat back to Provo. Other opponents, mainly from Salt Lake, bowed to the indominable eleven. One feat on record was the Layton massacre: 15-0 The horizon of play was also extended. USU captured first place at the Arizona State invitational, and Ronalto Sabadin won the most valuable player award. With such players as Decha, Mario, Moh-sen-Hourmanesh and Chima in the offense, Roger and Ringsan in the defense, and Tiro and Oddoye in roving position, the USU team united into one cohesive force. 18 tennis: games are deuce-ad out Coach Dale Brown, who is in his second year at USU, had the potential of a great tennis team after last year’s outstanding performance with a 9 to 3 win-lose record. The four returning veterans were larry Lind 19-2 singles, 7-3 doubles), Joe Blanch UO-2 and 8-3), Richard Eyre 18-4 and 6-4), and Dennis Peterson 17-3 and 7-2). Also Al Wheeler, a returning squadman, completed the experienced front line. New comers to Utah State included freshman Dave Anderson and Dan Nielson from the Ramblers, and JC transfers Dave Cornish and Jim Peterson. 1 track: here we go again Track Coach Ralph Maughan had eleven returning lettermen including five record holders. The Utags attempted to top last season's record of 1-2 in dual meets, two first places out of three in multiple meets, and a total of fourteen points in the NCAA finals. The tracksters did not suffer a great deal from graduation losses. USU strength centered in the weight events with scattered star performers in other areas. The top weight men were Mike Mercer, a sophomore who broke L. H. Silvester's record in the shot with a 57'8 toss, and Ain Roost, record holder in the 226'5 . Other outstanding veterans include Dave Stoner (440) who tied the oldest USU record of 47.8, Joe Bonanno (440 intermediate hurdles) who clocked a 53.7 and shaved .9 seconds off the record, and Mardon Con- nelly (pole vault) who broke his own record of 15'7 with a 16' vault. Bill Staley, USU's track-football all-American, the first double all American in Aggie history, returned to the squad after finishing third in the discus at the NCAA finals last year. Extra experience and talent came from returning lettermen WaltCerulla (120 hurdles and sprints), Mike McBride (javaline) who had a 214-1 record from last season, Jimmy Smith (high jump) who set the best Aggie leap of 6'53 4 last year, Rich Jensen (2 and 3 mile distance), and Bob Butcher (long jump and sprints). Also adding strength and backing were Tom Jacobsen and Sims Walker (hurdles), Bruce Stransky (440), Jason Page (distances), Dan Lewis (discus), Ron Ferrin (high and triple jump), Jessie Jefferson (long and triple jumps), Scott Maw (discus) from BYU, Dave Todd (440), and Allan Watts (220). 120 Row One B. Stronsky, L. Gordner, J. Den nit, T. Jocobton, fi. Watts, W. rvolley. R. Jcntcn, A. Watts, A Freemon, $. Hrrsoh-. M. McBride, J. Page. Cenjllo, D. Collin, J. Bonanno, D. Stoner. Row Two: K. Ellit, M. Con- L. High. Row Three: M, Mercer. B. Fuller, A. Roott. D. Todd, B, Butcher. S. Walker, D. lewis. Coach Maughan. 121 ROW ONE M. Miller, R. Facknell, W. Der eh, Mojin, T Joniky, T. Wright, G. linoley, B. Jensen. Row Two; S Rollons, D. Bwrton, R Peterson, G. logon, J, Staufa, F. Alvcroz. Row Three Cooch Pcllo, I Nimori, D. Gemin, 0. Whiteley, S Bossmgor. W. Cotlson, C. Judkins. S. English, B Corlson. B. Burtenshow, D. Hollry. wrestling: oof One of the youngest wrestling teams in the Utah State grappling books finished its season with an impressive 6 to 10 record. Head Coach Chris Pella, in his first year at the reins had to rely mostly on underclassmen and did a great deal toward building a fine wrestling crew for USU. At the opening of the season against Idaho State, USU came home with a 16 to 14 victory. The Utags also nailed Hiram Scott 16 to 14, Weber State 28 to 11, Snow College 28 to 3, and Montana 21 to 11. Most of the losses were only by one or two matches. In post season action at the Mountain Intercollegiate Wrestling Association championships, the Aggies copped sixth position with four USU wrestlers placing in their divisions: Don Holtry, Bob Carlson, Doug Gemin, and Lloyd Nimori. The Utag crew consisted of two seniors, Don Holtry (heavy weight) 11-1-2 and Wayne Carlson (145) 12-0-1 who took Sixth Place in the Nationals, and two juniors, Sam English (160) 4-6-3 and Clint ? Judkins (152) 4-6-2, with the rest of the team composed primarily of sophomores and frosh. These included Lloyd Nimori (115) 2-6-0, Doug Gemin (123) 0-3-1, Dennis Whitely (130) 4-8-0, Sam Bessinger (137) 2-1-0, Bob Carlson (177) 7-6-1, Keith Nelson, II67) 2-5-0, and Tom Timkin 3-3-1. 122 - baseball: on the rebuild Row On«: I. Wardle, 0. Monmng. D. Con af, G. Taylor, J. Gardner. Corbett. O. Roltns. A� i r Coach. Row Two Coach J. Geomct, B. Terrill, R. Quintana, C. Harri� , L. Johnson. S. Mainer. G. Bryont. B. Robins. D. J. Clark, D. Miller. K. Burrow. J. Gonnon. R. Cromer. M Horn. J. Price. C. Fisher. 0. Hollingcr. B. Shields, J. Green. The aggies baseball team faced one of their toughest years during 1968; tough from two standpoints — a rigorous schedule of opponents and one of the biggest graduation losses in recent years. Head baseball coach John Geames, had six lettermen returning to the diamond, including Don Hulinger, Ken Burrow, Doug Manning, Jim Price, Dyar Miller, and Lynn Wardle. A lot of USU's hopes rested in the draff of freshmen and JC transfers like Jim Clark, a thirdbase man and leader in hits and RBI’s at his previous school. Lynn Johnson, a frosh, saw a lot of action in the right field opposite John Gannon in left. Veterans Hullinger and Burrow, averaging .290 and .288 respectively, were in the first base and center field slots. Hullinger replaced the graduated Tom Robson, and Burrows made a fine transition from behind the plate to center field. Jim Price was the only returning letterman to the mound; he became one of USU's best pitchers after last year s top ERA. Behind Price is veteran Stan Buchanan and others, including Brad Shields, Jim Green, John Gannon, Bob Robbins, and Dyar Miller. Miller was a two year veteran catcher. Doug Manning, in from left field, worked on second base. Manning was USU number 5 batter last year at .263 and a major component of Utag strength at the plate. Joining Hullinger, Clark, and Manning in the infield and at short stop position was Paul Jeppsen, a sophomore, and Ken DeMartini. 125 golf: let's take it from the top Cache Valley's born to the game professional. Dean C a n d I a n d , coached the 1968 golf team. The Linksters had only two returning lettermen, Doug Vilven and Dwight Johnson, both sophomores, which indicated a possible lack of experience on the sqaud. Both Vilven and Johnson saw a lot of action last year as freshmen and helped in the season's wins over Weber State, (16 to 1 1) and (141 2 to 8V2I, and Phoenix College, (1716 to 13%). A hopeful for the season was Lonnie Pitt who worked out with the 1966 team prior to leaving the United States on tour. New comers to the USU Link program include Gene West, a second year baseball letter-man, junior Don Larsen, and freshmen Ken Clark, Steve Ames, and Mark Scott. 126 song leaders P.ow One: Sheriy Moore. Jifl Roden, Row Two; Judy Allen, hcod; lennie Warren. Jfcri Sorenson, Bonnie Barton, Ann Holley, Linda Wotterson. K. Costley L A whoopie - intramurals One of the vital roles of college life, other than the rigorous expansion of the mind, is the organized chaos better known as fun and games. The ability to relax and to transfer the work from the cerebral to the physical is all important in maintaining emotional balance. The intramural program evolved as an organization of scattered people interested in amateur, uneducated fun. Before the program began, interested people would have to go from door to door in search of team members or opponents to form a semi-organized game. Throughout the sports seasons the problem repeated itself over and over. The need for central organization was filled by the intramural program, which acts as an agent and coordinating body between groups and previously unorganized rivalries. In addition, the intramural program provides equipment, referees, and the minimum supervision necessary to perpetrate the various activities while maintaining a low brow atmosphere for maximum program involvement. The women's activities are coordinated by the Women's Intramural Association and the men's activities are supervised by the Men's Intramural Sports Division. The activities include softball, rifle practice, paddle ball, archery, volleyball, track, basketball, billiards, pinochle, bowling, badminton, fencing, swimming, golf, tennis, flag football, wrestling, and handball. 131 the faces you see.... 133 freshmen freshmen Bill Murray, President Sam Bessinger, Vice-President Mary Francis Elwood, Secretary Mary Lyne Abrams Gory Acordagoitio Ken Acton Bob Adams m 4 M- Jonice Adam William Adams Sharon Allen Richard Allen Ann Allred Mory Ann Anderegg Jim Andersen Bren; Anderson Steven Allred freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshrrl Cothy Andreoson Sherry Anderson Norwin Andreosen Dennis Andrus Danny Angus Harley Aofci Gaylo Archibald Michael Bailey Margaret Bogley Clelo Bo.ley Ralph Boir Dean Baker Peggy 8olderUon Joon Kay Ball Judy Basse Jeanette Botes Terry Baugh Paul Baxter Jan Beomes Brent Beotdall Dionn Benson Shouna 8eckstead Vcm Beesloy Potglose Beery Leslie Behling Iona Bell Boyd Bennett Scott Bcnnion You have new clothes, but your shoes are old 136 Shelia Benson Beth Bingham Robert Benson Rhonda Biggs Rise Benison Ann Berghout Max Berry John Bessinger Sherrie 8ills Carolyn Binghom Rex Bingham Robert Bingham Norene Beotler Brent Birchell l nda Blotter Marne Booth Marsha Birkes Johnett Blyie JoAnn Bodell Jill Boden Connie Bolonder Jolyn Borges Miki Bosworth Oarrow Bourland Randy Broegger Robert Bramhall Rexine Bloser Jeanette Bredthauer Julianne Briggs Jackie Brimholl Cherie 8rower Mary Brown Mary Ann Brown Jomes Browning Neil Budge i Ann Buttors Undo Buhler Morcio Burton Suson Coin Robert 8y!und lou ve Coll Susan Butcher Potty Buxton Deverl Bywater Dee Burrie Steven Coll lynn Collisfer Condce Cannon Kenneth Corr and follow the paths of memory. i Joy Cordon Anno lee Cory Susan Corrigan Arlocn Costo Mark Carroll Cothy Chomplm Cindy Carter Randal Chase Sue Chappie Jomes Capps Elizabeth Carter Jonet Corlson Nancy Chastain Jerry Chew FRESHMAN COUNCIL — Row One: N Skidmore. J. Johnson, V. Eyro. M Anderson, S. Shumwoy, M. Glover, G. Fukui. S. Ransbottom, J, Corlson, D Barton. Row Two: R. Mix, A. Curtis, R. Mix, T. Owen, J. Welch, K. Church R. Bringhurst. 137 . Vikki Christensen Shelley Cloy ton N'oomi Christensen Beverly Christionsen JtM Scoif Clork Bryce Clark Michael Coleman Morilu Collins Gordy Colrharp Oonny Conlin Duane Cook Claire Cook You will forget to learn 138 lo Dawn Davies Kathleen Crosby lora Dallimoro Christy Crymbo Sherlyn Cook Susan Court Nancy lee Curtis Ann Curtis loWona Dorringron Doug Cooley Kristine Cowan Karen Crippen Sallie Coombs Marilyn Cowles lorry Cooper Chadloy Cowley Roylon Croshow Kelly Corsi Cheryl Crane Bruce Coulsey Richard Cook Pam Crane Janet Crone Sherri Curtis Judy Cullimore Scott Norman Domes David Dovis Nolo Dana Diona Dansic Melinda Daniels Kathleen Dovis lynnette Davis Sam Davis leslie Dawn r Gory Deloney Mary Oeoton Michael Deloney Rick Dial Lynda Dkkinson Linda Dickerson Nancy Divino Sherry Downs Delores Dutton Mary Jo Dunlop Kothy Draper Debbie Driscoll Shirley Eastland Guy Eades the sun can be hot and cold. Vicki Eborn Pat Elkins 8onn.e Elliott Kristi Elrod Mory Frances Elwood Wanda Ertl Kenneth Estep Paul Evons Eleni Evans Sandro Evans Randy Evans Vicki Roe Eyre Dove Foeober Beverly Farrar Wendy Farnsworth Test Fenton Bonnie Fillmore Suson Findling Undo Findloy 139 Dovid Fowclt Jock Fotheringham Jane Fowler Marianne Frotcr Mary l©u Frewin Mary Frowcin Michael Fuhriman Joyce Fuhriman Neol Fujiworo Gloria Fukui Shouna Freemon Meg Fuller Mary Gailey Sandra Goiter Your back strains against the mountains, Morleen Galvez William Garb t lorry Gardiner Amone Gatherum Randyl Gettel Connie Gibson Julie Garret Marilyn Gill Carl Gilmore Paula Giro Julie Gleaton Paul Glover toRon Gneiting bev Godin David Grondy Gayle Greenwood Margene Grover Pearl Ann Gourley Margaret Good 140 Shirley Grover Jammy Grovei Jean Gyllentkog Rex Hammond Donna Hanven Kathleen Honjcn Lynn Anne Hanjen loralee Hansen Mary loo Hanjen Nick Hanjen Pat Harding Janis Horrij Joy Hanjen David Horrij and you know power that holds the sky up. Jill Hesegowo Marilyn Hatch Susan Hotch Clark Hatch Royanno Hotch Robyn Helt Sandra Henderjon Sharon Hendrickj Robert Hennig Sherrie Henne ten Hepworrh Jay Hill Sharyl Hill Gwen HokauJOn Wendoll Holdaway Carol Hohndrake Robert Holl lynetse Holmes Anne Holley Sondee Holt Ston Humpheryj Janice Humphreys Collett Huff Moi|ie Howells Fronk Hoover 141 Douglos Hunt Cloudla Hunsa'KCr Jeanne Hunt Kathy Hurst Patrcia Hyan Linda Sue Jamieson Stretch tall and be a mountain. Dorothy Jensen Ivon Jensen Jconne Jensen Darlene Jaussi Judy Jenson Larry Jenson I Dennis Johnson Frar.tes Jenson Judi Johnson Vickie Johnson Karen Jones Bob Jonos Kathy Jones Kent Jones Morilyn Jones Mary Esther Jones Dennis Jovenetti Mary Juehou Timothy Julius Pamela Kawohara Carolyn Kcorsley Chary I Kopfer Chorlane King Carlo Knighton Road Klrklond Gragg Kottcr Catherine Lartan Think about tomorrow are meaningsyesterday Woyne lamb Dwoin Larsen laurel Larsen Linda Larsen Glenda lee Andrew LoTomme Marilyn Lewis Shonnon Larsen lorry lee Louise lasher Brent lea Joyce Leavitt Shouno Lorsen Shoyne Linderman Modelyn Lindsay Marilyn Liston Oonna lift Kothy Mockay Hilda Madsen Kristen loll Esther lovoto Penelope lymon Theresa Lusty Anne Molmgren Jomes Molouf larame Manning Sheri Manning Janet Mohoffey 143 Howard Matthews Reed Mattson Marilyn Maughon Stuart Maughan Sorry Maxwell Susan McBride Anno McDonald why = yesterday are = remains 144 Rose McKeo Garth Mellor Julie Mendenhall Mary Mcrkley Kathie Merrill Donold Mecham Randy Mechom Mark Merrill Bill Mitchell ■I Jeonne Monroe Ronald Moody Gory Mitchell Fred Miyosak Dtborah Morgan Rose Ann Mix Mickie Morrill Susan Morrill Robyn Morns Kothy Mortensen Nolo Mortensen Virginia Morgan Linda Mulder Marilyn Milligan Rose Mary Mix Keoccca Morrell Brenda Murphy Peggy Nielsen Sharlene Nielsen Robert Nielien Patricio Nielsen Carol Ann Nelson ■ Eleine Nicholas Judy Nelson Don Nielson Kristine Neeley David Neilson Shauno Nelson Lorry Newton why are students digital machines? Kathleen Ogden Deidre OKomuro Nancy OKeson Sharon Orison Linda Nilsson Vol Norman Mike Norman Deoo Nyman Dixie Northrop Janet Nyc Karen Osako Gloria Orton Judy Osborn Susan Oberhansly Michael Odell Gene Ostler Tom Owen Kathryn Pace Mark Pace Barbara Ogden Kenneth Olson 145 Bonna Gayle Pack Betty Pocket Morlene Parkinson Mory Ann Porvon loiaine Panchcri Jan it Palmer Oon Patterson Margaret Patterson Robert Poulson Julio Pea non Con Paulo Please sign your student numbers, four copies, 146 Vicky Petenon Rath Ann Phillip Nancy Peck Tommy Peterson Rex Pitcher Peggy Petersen Christine Peterson Mory Peterson Joanne Porter Dossa Poulson Kevin Romsay Shirley Poulfer Susan Ronsbottan Undo Pugstcy Jordon Rasmussen Jomes Price Julie Rasmussen Donald Pug mi re Pot Rosmussen Rhco Rcodmg Roy Redd Patrick Redding Christy Reese Sharon Reeves Undo Reid Stephen Reuflinger Undo Rice Money Ann Rich Coye Richards Undo Ricks Bonnie Richardson Tom Richordson return to resgistrar on the cement ceiling sidewalk Peggy Rigby Belva P. Ricks Val Dean Riggs Undo Roberts Marvin Roberts Douglos Robinson Mary Anns Robins Kathi Reeder lynette Robison Pomelo Robison Vkki Rowe Kothryn Rowberry Roviphon Sogarik Carol St. Jeor Mike Sampson loci lie Sondgren Karren Saunders Cheryl Scheel Jonlce Schomas Brent Schooneveldf Cynthlo Schoonmoker Joleon Sederholm Morgene Scholdt Ann Schulthess Claudia Scouill Rosalie Scown Stephen Scidmon Jorrwvad Sesoweech OixieShow Behzod Shohondeh Pam Show Gory Shearer Dean Shelton Mary Ellen Sheppard Curt Shifrer 147 1 Sown Shrom Undo Shilkashio Shorene Shomwoy Doog Siepert Jody Sincloir Connie Smith Diana Sloan Elolne Smith Karen Smith leohjane Smith Morilyn Smith Meredith Smith Waneto Smith Carol Smith that only feels hardness of your soft heels Dee Snell Terrell Smith Paolo Snyder William Sorbe Lynda Spainhower Phyllis Spe iole Craig Sorenvon Randee Spencer Richard Spaeth Shonno Stonfill Renee Stark John Staob John Staoffer Jomes Stavost Axiele Stewart Beverly Steadman James Stearns Deddie Steed lee Scott Steorts Jolene Stimpson Nancy Stephens Ray Stiteler Shoono Stephenson Oonndo Stock Janet Stock Rita Stoge Kathryn Stone Jolie Street David Svisse William Song Glen Dee Toft 148 Rod Sylvester Geoff Sotcliffe Joyce Sollivon Carolyn Tonner toird Toggort Steven Theurer Undo Toylor Dorlene Toylor Sondy Thomos Patricio Toylor David Thcskcn Brent Taylor Katie Theurer Jonesse Thomas Keith Thomas Teiresia Taylor Brian Thompson gliding lightly by, the whisper of better times. Becky Townsend Charles Thompson Connie Thomsons Calvin Trane Suson Trimble Susan Thompson Toy Tsuyo Merry Tobler John Tyrell Otto Tidwell Wayne Thorsted Roy Tygesen Polricio foooe 149 Joan Vauleeuwen Shauna Wagenen Robin Wagner Eileen Waldron Joe Walker Steven Walker Julie Walker Your soles will make marks on the glass waxed floor 150 Judy Welch Karen Welcke Dorothy Western lynden Ward David Word Work Wasburn Pot Watkins lorroinc Waionobe Chuck Wotkin Susan Watkins Mary Waymenf Stephen Weber Ellen Wcstover Koren Wheotley Colleen West Morcia Wheeler Sandro Wheelwright Paul White Morleen Whitehead Maryonn Wiggins Dianne Wight Diane Whittier Terry Williams Ion Williams Kristine Willoughby Susan Wilkie lauro Williams lynette Willoughby Chris Wilson Mary Kathryn Wilson Randy Winchester Deonno Williams tee W'lkerson Alon W.lles Steph I. Wilkinson Coro! Wilkinson of tomorrow. Connie Wood Denise Winegar luAnn Wmegor Anthony Wong Bruce R Winten Barbara Jean Winters lee Wmterton Francis Witt Julie Wolford Scott Woodheod Sheila Wood Denise Woodin Garry Woods Kathy Woomoncy 151 Potk Arnold Vicki Arroti Maureen Ayletl Margaret Boadsgoord Abel Bohomonde Norma Bale Catherine Bair sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores Ror.dal Bale Ann Baty Brent Barker Bruce Barker Cheryl Barlow Paul Borton Carlin Bartschi Saundro Bastion Judy Bateman Linda Baumgarner Bill Beau Alyjon Beckstcod Kathy Behllng William Belcher LoMoine Bennett Davia Bennion lauralee Bennion Kathy Bergeson John Bergstrom Pauline Berry Joan Berry Potty Black Susan Black Helen Bishop Christie Brcwor Barry Bod.ly Anno Borgogno Charles Borup sophom 153 Dorothy Bom Terry Bouck Maxine Bowen Vicky Bowen lee Ann 8oyer Gordon Bradley Jono Bradshow Mary loo Broadbent Eunice Broadhead Richord 8riggs Mlchool 8rooks po K)y Brown Jerry lyn Bodge Bill Bruggor Walk along the ice covered paths. 154 Margoret Burdgc Robert Bollock Paul Burt Robert Calderwood Carmen Conano M-chael Canfield Connie Cordoll DeeWynn Corter Soion Cary Glen Christensen John Christensen Kent Christensen Linda Christensen Michelle Covanough John Costlcton Jan Coles Sandra Cook Peter Christensen Linda Clark Paulette Closv Gary Colton Marilyn Christonscn Maunnc Christensen Malyn Christensen lorry Clever Christine Clyde Charlene Coe Gae Coombs John Corey KCvon Costley Vicky Covcv Louise Cowley Potty Cox Bloine Cox lorry Cygonovich Sue Anne Doltos ■ Alon Croshow Earl Denison Torie Cromer Walter Davies Mark Deetcr Judy Dimond Scott Degelbeck Carefully, the feet are not sure Judy Doane Rodney Duke Condy Dunn Undo Durrani Mike Earl Jacqueline Elwood Rona Egan Neal Erekson Joyce Erickson Kathreen Evans Sylvio Evons James Eyre Relda Felix Bryan Felt SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL — Row One: K. Anderson. I. Crandall, J. Bisel, C. Johnson. M. Patterson. J. Brodshow. G. Manning. R. Irwin. S. Manning, K. Dennis. S Nouto, S. Sorgcnt, D. Heath. R. Malouf, J. Dimond. Row Two J. Verhool, I. Cleouer. C. Adams, H. Olsen, J. Kn.ght, M Broadbent. 155 Velyn Frandsen John Garfield John A. Garfield Jomcs Garlond Peggy Freitas Richard Fuller 8lanche Fullmer Linda Galley Stephen Garr Patricio Gentry Nylo Gerber Terri Giles Cheryl Forsberg Leslie Frank what lies beyond the mountains; Bill Guisti Mary Ellen Gunderson Mary Jeon Gunnell Mimi Graham Robert Gutke Dion Groybill Toni Greaves John Grener George Gyllenskog Marilyn Hacking Joel Gyllenskog Janet Hale Lloyd Hadcrlie Marlccn Homiltin Steven Hammond Larry Hamel 156 Chri Hanson Elizabeth Honson Morjie Honsen toRue Harris Steven Harris Sue Harris Ellen Hanson Keith Honsen Sue Honsen Marilyn Honsen Suzonn Honsen sometimes just sitting close to someone, Keith Harrison Kathryn Horry Potricio Howkins Doug Hellstcrn Bruce Henderson Donald Hess Oce Hlcken leolo Higlcy John Hickcn Ruth Hir.mon lou so Hill Susan Hintze Colecn Hogge Kothryn Howlctt 157 Roy Irwin Bruce Ishlbashl Audrey Isom Gulsfan lull Mary Izott Brenr Jackson Merrilyn Jockson your face, 158 Kathy Jacobi JoAnn Jacobsen lenna Jocobson Claudia Jenkins Pom Jenkins Nancy Jenne Rolland Jensen June Jensen Scon Jensen Wynn John Rebecca Johns Marijone Johnson Undo Johnson Morilyn Johnson Poulinc Johnson Kristine Jones Lorraine Jones Undo Jones distorted by the ice you look through; Terry Moggort Mory Kerr Curtis Knudsen Judith lowry Richard O. Loveii Carole Malouf lorry Kidman Ron Kocher Kathleen Leavitt Barbara Lowe Ray Malouf 159 Sharon Kemmore Alleyn Kinney Fredrick Larsen Molly llghibum Roger Mackey Genoa! Kerr Nancy Knight Lynda Larsen Michael Lloyd Julie Kowollil Alvin Kyono John lomborn Sotah Keck lynttte Kingstotd Lydia Kimball Everett King Ronald Korrcn Danny lewis Howord lulhy Rosemary leonelli Colly Lowry Linda lemon Diane lunt Dovid MoroKO Fotolloh Mor|oni lonnie Motto Monlyn Mortiruon Morgie McRae Maty 0«an MoUivon Joyce Maoghan Suzan Maughon tUen Mottinoov Sandro McCann and you keep moving Arthur Mendenhall Marc Meal Gregory Mewl Carolyn Menxiej Kathy Mendenhall Nancy MichoeUon Cynthia Meyer Srepnen Mitchell William Mikesell Kathy Moon Vickie Minor Rick Moote Carolyn Morgan Sheryl Morgan Cheryl Mortenjen Wallace Murdoch Joan Moyle Susan Muni: Kathy Murphy Jeanette Nance Sharon Nouto Sharon Nelson K. 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Arlington, Texas Sec. Ed. Business Ad. Ralph Miles logon, Utoh Forestry Mack Morrell Bicknell, Utah An. Science James Meyer Sherman Oaks, Calif. Sociology Marilyn Miller Hyrum, Utoh English Morion Minor St. Charles, Idaho ADTO Tech. Fillmore. Utoh Homcmoking Ed. Dyor Miller Greensborg, Indiano History John McBee logon, Utoh Accounting S. Kay McQuivey Magna, Utah Social Work James Mietx Manlius. New York Forest Recreation Marie Milner Gorland, Utoh P. E. Williom Molmi Reno. Nevada Wildlife W.ll.om Myers III Tiburon. Californio Economics 191 T AlorikMyrin Roy Nonce John Nool Chriitie Needham leGrond Notion Jeonotto Notion Richord Nevci Areodio, Utoh Sonto Paolo, Colif. Meredity, N. H. New lot). Uiah Logan, Utoh Corine, Utah logon, Ufoh Animal Science Auro-Dieiel Accounting Hutory Ed. Ag. Economic Art Ed. Rango, Science Judity Notion Rogor Newiwander Bonn.c Niotd Jerold Neilien Keith N.'elten Vicki lynne Noblo Suian Nielion Salt loko City.Utoh Afton, Wyoming Afton, Wyoming Providence, Utah Rooievolr, Utah Coitro Volley, Calif. Ferron, Ufoh El. Ed. Moth, P. E. IAEP Theatre Am Education P. E. There is fear, 192 Korea Noel Coiper Nordick Salt loke City, Utoh logon, Utah Child Development Econ. Dirk Oitcrmiller Suian Ovard Salt loke City, Ufoh Salt loke City, Utah El. Ed. Sec. Ed. Loretta Panelli. Joieph Poluio logon, Utoh Helper, Utah Sec. E. • Moth Civil E. Potr.cio Porker Dougloi Parry Ventura, California Ogden. Utah General Reg. Forett Rec. Amelia Okeion Provo, Utah Speech Path. Margaret Owen 8righom, Utoh Art Ed. ■■ .7, Eldon Olien logon, Utoh Ag-Econ R.chord Pace Teotdole. Utah Ag. Econ, Joion Page 8ettiville, Md. Forcit Mgt, Jock Polow Brooklyn, New York P. E. Edith Olien Ephnom, Utoh Engliih Janet Oitoggi Ron. Californio Foihion Merch Phillip Pcce Teaidole. Utah Animal Sc. Marilyn Oiik Norwich, Conn. Engliih Paluvo, Bernadette Helper, Utah El. Ed Catherine Patrick Solt loke City, Utoh Hlitory Frank Porouka Grand Rapid . Mich, Fiiheriet Abo Par Shiroz, Iron Soil John Perkin New York, N.Y. Foreit Managemer Michael Panelli logon, Ufoh Foreit Management El. Ed Barry Peor all Denville. New Jeney Electrical E. lu Ann Penovich Tooele, Utah Special Ed, EI on Pork Seoul. Korea Ap. Stot. mam Crandall Peterson Logon, Utah Speech ft James Potter Hertmgton, Kamos Wildlife Resources V.cky Pickett Gunnison, Ufoh Education Vera Pitcher Providence, Utah LAEP Elwyn Peterson Ogden. Utah French Hal Peterson Scipio, Utah Ag. Ec. Laura Pooge Tremonton, Utah El. Ed. Pom Poole Logan, Utah Sec. Ed. Dole Perry Inglewood, Calif. Wild life Resources ■I Judith Peterson Castle Dale, Utah Hmg. Ed. Richard Potter Westminister, Colif. For. Mgt. but tallness allows your eyes Cloy no Poulsen Weston, Idaho I.T.E. Norman Preator Barlington, Wyoming Ind. Ed. Jaren Pugmire Lewiston, Utah Civil E. luAnna Price Heber City, Utah English Aileen Pulsipher Ogden, Utah El. Ed. Victoria Power Oakland, Californio Comp. Sci. Allan Purvis Logan, Utah Finance Lmdo Quoyle Logan, Utah El. Ed. Thomas Phelps Salt Loke C.ty, Utah Humanities Lynn Potts Salt lako City, Utah El. Ed. Annalee Price Logan, Utah El. Ed. Verla Price Rcxburg, Idaho Hmg. Ed. Douglas Pumphrcy Danville. Iowa For. Mg. Aldene Rasmussen Logan, Utah Fom • Child Dev. 193 Goil Redmond Eileen Rouxi Somuel Reed Mary Reeder Tom Rcosc Will Reid John Renk Milwaukee. Wis. Ogden, Utah Soda Springs, Idaho Twin Falls, Idaho Idaho Foils. Idaho Bishop Calif. Boise, Idaho P. E. £|. £d. Zoo. FCD-EI. Ed Moth. Ed. Wild life Resources Horticulture Kathleen Richardson Ronald Rciersen Carolina Richards Carol Riemer Warren Rigby Mor.o Riggs Patsy Robbins Wellsvillc. Utah Brooklyn, N. Y. American fork. Utah Brigham City, Utoh Cedar City, Utah Billville, Utoh Springville, Utah El. Ed. Mfg. E. El. Ed. History For. Rec. El. Ed. English to look beyond the mountains 194 Marsha Rollins Morgan, Utah Child Dev. Guy Rocca Pyrites. N. Y. Mechonicol E. Larry Rohe Roycrsford, Po. Sec. Ed. Gretchen Ronnow Reno. Nevada English Douglas Roper Ogden, Utah Pol. Sci. Ain Roost Toronto. Ontario Phychology Susan Rosenbaum Kimberly, Idaho Journalism Charles Rudd Brigham, Utah Electrical E. Manny Rixxuto lyndhurst, N. J. History Morion Robb Cedar City, Utah Civil E. Gory Robison Salt lake City,Utah Ind. Ed. Teri Robinson Centerville, Utoh Math. Ed. Karin Rushing Las Vegas, Nevada English Judy Rydoleh Rexburg, Idaho Economic Rang son Sammosut Thai. Embassy, Wash. D.C. Economies Vickie Sanders Denver, Colorado El. Ed. David Sant Cligton, Idoho German Junior Soto Idaho Falls, Idaho Electrical E. Gory Saville Dallas. Texas Speech Dario Sawnders Brian Schaible D-annc Seager Ogden. Utah Colorado Springs, Colo. Ogden, Utah Child Dev. Speech F-CO 4 El. Ed. Albert Shane Joan Shaw David Shelton Phka, Pa. Smithfield, Utah 8righom, Utah I.T.E. English Social Work Nowzar Seroi Khodem Seyed-Mohsem Dhonendra Shah Donald Shokcspcar Tihron, Iran Iran Ahmedobrod, Indio Tropic, Utah Range Agriculture Mechanical E. Spanish Nancy Sherwood loni Shiber Poul Shriber Karl Simonson Bountiful. Utah Tooele, Utah Tooele. Utah Murray, Utah Ele. Ed. Fash. March. Marketing Rango to a valley Solly Shields Majid Siadat Robert Simon Wendy Simpson Charles Skinner Kathleen Slaugh Eldon Smith Tooele. Utah Tehran, Iron Yorba Linda, Calif. Bassano, Alberto Mesa, Arizona Logan, Utah Champion, Alberta English Engineering English Education P. E. Hm. Ec. Ed. Ind. Arts Ed. Peggy Smith Maricyn Smith Linda Smith Kendall Snort Ron Snipe John Snook Margaret Soderborg Lava Hot Sprgs. Idaho Brigham, Utah Morgan, Utah Sandy, Utah Saint Heleno, Calif. Salmon, Idaho Tooele. Utah Hmg. Ed. History Hmg. Ed. Forestry Geography Aero El. Ed. Pomelo Snow William Soderborg Kormo Sonne Gorth Sorensen Laurie Sorensen Connie Spencer Derek Spriggs Salt lake City, Utah Tooele. Utah Palo Alto, Calif. Logan, Utah Smithfield. Utah Idaho Falls, Idoho Derbyshire, England Office Ad. Ed. Clothing. Tex- Moth. Ed. Moth. Ed. Art Ed. Sociol Work Aralee Sparks Clifford Sroka lindo Stoker Sherman Stauffer Pom Steed Both-Sheba Stevens 8etty Stewart Montpelier. Idoho Chicago, Illinois Mt. Pleasant, Utah Logan, Utah Cleorfield, Utoh Logan. Utah Salt loke City. Utah El. Ed. Mochonicol E. El. Ed. Prod. Mang. English P. E. Fash. Merc. sa o Jomes Stuart los Vegos, Ncvodo Wildlife Margie Sumida Brigham, Utah English LaVoy Stranger Ogden, Utah Psychology Jeff Stowe Ogden, Utah Aud-Speech Path. Bruce Stronsky Dunellen. New Jersey Pro. Dent. Thomas Streit Canton, Idaho Lands. Arch. Sheila Sunoda Logan, Utah English Moggie Sung Buenos Aires. Argentina Business Richard Swain Grand Jet., Colorado Appl. Stot. Robert Tolbot Pocotello, Idaho Comp. Sci. Genan Taylor Hyde Pork, Utah Child Dev, Lynn Taylor Richmond. Utah Civil E. waiting silently in the sunshine 196 Rhenon Taylor Loo. Utoh Business Ed. Terry Taylor Rupert, Idaho Range Mong. Jerry Thain Smithfield. Utah Personnel Mang. Christina Thomas Palo Alto. Californio Elem. £d. Lothair Thompson logon, Utah Marketing Lorry Tiffany Salt lake City. Utoh Sec. Ed. Barbara Thompson Boise. Idaho P. E. lee Ann Thornton Salt lake City. Utah P. E. Bonnie Thompson Fish Haven. Idaho English Brent Thomson logon, Utoh Plant Science Doyle Tinkey Acodio. California Civil E. Ronald Tolmon Bancroft, Idaho Acctg. Greg Tully Poway, Calif. Mechanical E. April Tsuya Sandy. Utah Sec. Ed. Clark Tucker Sharon TunBridgc Pooma, Colorado Draper, Utoh For. Mang. Elem. Ed. Jon Thomas Arimo. Idaho Elem. Ed Evan Thornley Modena. Utah Ag.Educ Phil Toone Croydon. Utah Ind. Art Ed. Morlys TurnquiSt Kidder. South Dakota Med. Tech. Mark Thomos Bountiful. Utah P. E. Recr. Dennis Thornburg Alton. Konsas Gome Mang. Jerry Torbensen logon, Utah P. E. Dean Umpleby Koytville, Utah Ind. Teacher Ed Hyoung Won Suh Pusan, Koroo Appl. Stot. Nodme Taylor Fairview, Utah Elem. Ed. Pete Thomos Malod, Idaho Electrical Brent Thorne Brigham City, Utoh P. E. Seth Traveller Richmond, Utoh Acctg. Randy VonBuren Moab, Utah Ind. Arts Moylynne Vonce Saif Lake City .Utah Moth Ed. Susan Volcntine Brigham City, Utah Social Work Bea Vande Met we Salt loke City, Utah Sec. Ed Duncan Ververs Rochester, New York Phys. Educ. Gory Vickrey la Barge. Wyoming English Barry Vincent Brigham City, Utah Actfg. Dovid Vondenborg logon, Utah For. Recr. Geoffrey VonGermeten Racine. Wisconsin For. Recr. Leslie Vcrvcrs logon. Ufoh Speech lonn VanDorston Goshen. Indiana Geology Rosemarie Wobel Salt lake City, Utoh Elem. Ed. Richord Wagner Hawthorne. Nevada Pre-law Rik Vernon logon, Utah Marketing Undo Wakley Downey, Idaho English for you to come. Jo Ann Wongsgard Eldon Walton Ogden. Utah Woodruff. Utoh English History r 4 Gene West Concord. Calif Business Julia Ann Ward Smithfield. Utah Elem. Ed. Gerald Watson Alberto, Canada P. E. Douglas Watts Murtough, Idaho Agronomy Curtis Webb Preston, Idaho Bio. Chemistry Louise Womsley Wood'uff, Utoh Child Dev. David Weeshoff Glendale. Calif Psychology Sandra West Ogden. Utah Elem. Educ. Jim Westergard Mike Whofely James Whitoker Ogden. Utoh Victor a. 8ritish Columbia Brigham, Utah Art Forestry Irsd. Educ. John Whitehouse Relle Whitelou McConnelville. Ohio St. George. Utah Bus. Ed.. OE Art 197 Kcm Williamson Solf loke City, Utoh Social Work Shannon Wllliomton Salt lake City, Utoh El. Ed. Willi Whitney Eileen Widditon Soro W-lhelm Ralph Wilkey Logan. Utoh Rexburg, Idaho Logan, Utoh Nephl, Utoh Engineering P. E. C. Dev. and El. Ed. Sec. Ed. John William Greenburg, Indiana An. Scl. Jo eph Williom on Orlando. Florida Wildlife Mike Willi Salt loke City. Utah Elem. Educ. Dennl Wiljon Green River, Utah Perjonnel Mang. Jame Wilson Paul. Idaho Acct. lorry Wilson Ogden, Utoh Ind. Art Boyd Wimmer Ogden, Utah Pol. Science Barbara Wintch Monti, Utoh Elem. Educ. 198 John Wintch Su on Woffinden Thomo Wolley Terry Wood Richard Wood Monti. Utoh Midvole, Utah lonca ter, Calif. Logon, Utah Logan, Utah Anim.Sci. Fam-Child Dev.. El. Ed. Bus. Ed. English Humanities Ted Woodhoose LuDean Woodward Spanish Fork. Utah Fairview. Utah Social Work Fam.-Child Dev. Bloke Wride Susan Woolums Kathy Wride Rocky Wr-ght Gerald Wright Melvin Wright leland Wright Spanish Fork, Utoh Bountiful, Utah Spanish Fork. Utah Millbroe. Collf. logon. Utah Blonding, Utoh American Fork, Utah Sociology Bus. Ed. Elem. Ed. land . Arch. Prod. Mong. Soc o'ogv Acctg. Robert Wuest Kailua, Hawaii English Woyne Wright Alberto, Conodo Sociology John Wyro Denni Ynrrvssakl Woodside. California Corinne. Utah Business Personnel and Ind. Rel Yvonne Yamasaki Logan. Utoh Fam. . Child Dev. Judi Yeates Socramento. Calif. El. Ed. Youngil Youm Seoul, Korea Mechanical E. Don Young Bassano. Alberto P. E. Edward Young Sunset, Utoh Personnel Mang Wendy Young Porkridge. Illinois Elem. Ed. Craig Zufelr Richfield. Utah Range Mang. Peter Zimowtky Waretown. New Jersey Journalism Linda Zowyrucho Soil lake City, Utah Child Development David Zoparanick New Jeriey Forestry The Graduate Student Association is composed of all graduate students of USU and acts through a Graduate Student Council to further these objectives: 1. To keep graduate students posted on subjects relevant to their interests via the Graduate Symposium. 2. To promote professional advancement. 3. To sponsor social activities. 4. To sponsor cultural activities including the Foreign Film series, lectures, and symposia. 5. To assist foreign students and promote cultural exchange. 6. To obtain suitable graduate student facilities. Officers for 1967-68: President — Frank Clark Vice President — Les Bugai Secretary-Treasurer — Donna Balph ASUSU Senator — Lewis Nelson graduates graduates John Andercgg Logan, Utah M.S., Math. Ed. Dovid Block Logan, Utah M. S., For. Sci. Mary Carling Pleasant Grove, Utah M.S.. Bus. Ed. Chia-Shcng Chong Taiwan. Chino M.S., Civil Eng. Yung-Kuong Chon Taiwon, Chino M.S., Ag. E. Grant L. Alton Hyrum, Utah MEd., Soc. Ed. James F. Blackwood Goldon, Colorado M.S., Pol. Sci. Kirk Allen Ogden, Utah M.S., Sp. Ed. John Backhouse Qumcy, California M.$., Rongo Man. David E. Bailoy Collbran, Colorado Ph.D.. Toxicology Irvin K. Burbank Alberto, Canada Ed.D., Sec. Ed. In the library in some forgotten corner Andrew Bybce Soda Springs, Idaho M S., Psychology Mario Mci-Yong Chang Taiwan, China M. $.. Sociology Willard Stott Cook Logan, Utah M.$.. Soc. Jay Wilson Casper Woods Cross, Utah Ph.D., Ed. Adm. Ning-Ming Chang Taiwan, China M.S., E.E. Tvong Wen Chou Taiwan, Chino Ph D., Food Sci. t. Tech. Donald Cavalli Ogden, Utah M.A., Pol. Sci. Abdul Chaudry Lahore. W. Pokistan M.S., For. Man. K. Wynn Christensen Pocatrolo, Idoho M.S., Ag. Ed Shaikh Named Ashrof Lahore, V . Pakistan M S., Range Man. Vicky Burgess Salina, Utah M S., Psychology Andrew Chong Taiwan, China M.S., Acctg. Chio-Pm Chen Taiwan, Chino M.S., E.E. Frank Chu Toiwan, China M.S., Acctg. 200 Dogh Fahri Turkey M.S.. C.E. lorry Dor.us Hoiloy, Idaho M S,, Mceh. Eng. Horn Ching Chuang Taiwan, China M.S., Bui. Ad. T.C. Oesai India M.S., C.E. Guillermo Pardo Bogoto, Colombia M S., Ag. Eng. Fred Dcgiorgio Ogden. Urah M.S., Ag. Econ. Dennis Dirkscn McPherson, Kansas Ed.E., Indus. Ed. Gungor Dundar Balckcnsin, Turkey M S., Mcch. Eng. Cariron Deonanan Trinidad M.A., See. Ed. Steven Eichmclcr Idaho Falls, Idoho M.S., Dist. Ed. you have an office Rulon S. Ellctr Logan, Utah M.S., Econ. Eugene Elmore logon, Utah M S., Zoology Don Roy Fielding Shelley, Idaho M.S., Acctg. Douglas R. Fonncsbeck logon, Utah M.S., Soc. Claudio Fuhriman Salt lake City, Utah M S., Child. Dev. 20! Cheryl Golloway Hood River, Oregon M.S., Geology D. Brent Holes Ogden, Utah M.S.. Plant So. Bob Harris Malad, Idaho MS..C.E Rex C. Ivory Brigham City. Utah M.S., Psychology Robert Jeppsen Ogden, Utah M S., Food Sci. J.J. Gandi Ocnnis C. Geertsen Bombay, Indio Salt take City. Utah M.S., Mfg. Eng. M.$., Soc. Leon Hamlin Roxboro. N. Carolina Cert.. Sec. Ed. Brent Hansen Collinston, Utah M.S., Econ. Panayiotis Gcorgoussis Welmington, Oeloware M A.. Elem. Ed. Richard Hoycock Konab, Utah M.S., Pol. Sci. Roberto Julio Gonzoloz Son Fronosco, Calif. M S., Econ. Ruth Harston Logan, Utah M.F.A., Photography no one can ever find. Dean Miller Hoywood Anthony, Idoho M.Ed., Spec. Ed. G. Niel Jensen Springville. Utah M S.. L.A.E.P. Joloine P. Jensen Trenton. Utoh M S.. Child Dev. Robert Hills Brighom City, Utah M.F.A..Com. Art Jing Non Hung Taiwan. China M S.. C.E. Chao-Wen Hu Taiwan, China M S.. Mech. Eng. 202 Toni Jeppson Tremonton. Utah M A., English Moid Kidwoi Poklston M.S., Geology Veerobhodroppa Jyothl Logon. Utah Ph.D.. Soil «, Min. Cha.porh Korprabhondna Bangkok. Thailand M.S..A.E. Akikozu ICoto Nogoyo, Japan M.S., Econ. Craig lundohl Idaho Fall . Idaho Ph.D.. Soc. Mohommod Kheyri Karaj. Iron M S., Zoology David loo le Logan, Utoh Ph.D., M.E. Overworked, underpaid, cliched, Romin T. lo Taiwan, Chino M S., E.E. ShvSheng Liao Taiwan, Chino M4. Acctg. Darwin Manihip Good ng, Idaho M S.. Bus. Ed Anna Liu Taiwan, China M S., Food Nutrition Chmg-Nan lee Taiwon, China M.S., Acctg. Kenneth Mangel on Logan. Utoh M S.. C.E. Philip Lin Toiwon, Chino M.S..C E Dc-En Lang Taiwan, China M.LA..IA.E.P. Glayde Mow Roy, Utoh M S.. Geology Jamei J. Lin Formota Phd., Electricol E. Su on Stuart LaBeau Logan. Utah M.A., English Ronald I. McKim Thoyor, Wyoming M S.. Pol. Sci. Vikorm Kumon Kmro Haryana, India M S.. Mech. Eng. Yue-Shoung lu Akden, N. Carolina M.S.. Moth. Jim Linford Logan, Utah M.8.A. Akbor Malekpour Iran Ph.D., Nutrition t. Biochemistry Edward M. Mecham Logan, Utah W A.. American Studies 203 Roshmi J. Mehto Bombay, India M.S., Mfg. Ervg. Chavdhary Nazir lyallpur, W. Pakistan M S., Range Mon. Sirivotona Phadungkul Bangkok, Thoilond M.S., Pol. Sci. Corolyn Ryan Rich Ogden, Utah M.F.A.. Art Val E. Simmonj Magna, Utoh M.S., M.E. Jon Morgan Nephi, Utah MFA, Art Frank G. Noel Ogden, Utah M S.. Ed. Adm. Glenn T. Motzkus logon, Utah M. Ed., Spec. Ed. Frank A. Norris logon. Utah Ph D., Chem. Sunthorn Na Songkhla Bangkok, Thoilond M S., Pol. Sci. Preecho Orprosirth Bangkok, Thoilond M S.. M E luell J. Perren logon, Uloh M.S., Phy. Ed. David A. Neuter Eou Claire. Wisconsin M.S., Moth. lazy condition, urgent ambition. Jim Phillips Paris, Tenn. M E., Ed. Adm. Gory M. Shaffer Millville, Utah M S.. Soc. Kent Smith logon, Utah M.B.A., Bus. Adm. A F. Rashidur Rahmon E. Pakistan M.S., Agronomy M.B. Shintrs Mysorel. Indio M B A. Bus. Adm. Iona Spencer Idaho Falls, Idoho M S., Child Dev. M.V.P. Roo India Ph.D., C.E. lim Siuwal Son leondro, Colif. M.S.. Pol. Sci. Cormo Stcmbndge Raymond. Utah M S., Food S Nutrition Roman Salazar Bisbee, Arizona M.S.. Bus. Ed. Emma lois Smith Clearfield, Utah M S , Soc. Henry R. Stocker Paris, Idaho M S., Bus. Ed. 204 Jonis Stoes Roy, Uioh M.S., Child Dev. Poiruj Suchinda Bangkok Thailond M.S.. Plont Scl. Dor-Benn Taipi, Taiwan M.S., Engineering Gary Taylor Hyde Park, Utah M S., Speech Palho Chang-Shut Tsui Scowl, Korea M.S., E.E. Becky Tso Taiwan China Family Life Hsing Ti Tuan Toiwon China M.S., M E. Max Turner Burley, Idaho Ed. Adm. Ruth Vondcrbcck Logon, Utah M.S.. Soc. Thamnoon Vannopanich Thailand M.S., Pol. Sci. Forever a student Surctano Vayagool Thailond M.S., Economics Ritchie Whitehead Charcsholm, Alberto M S., Sec. Ed. Choonyul Yang Se0u,‘ M s. Food Sci. 4 Tech, Thomas Wall New York, N. Y Phd., Special Ed. Chandler Whitclaw Beryl, Utah Phd., Engineering Nell Young lehi. Utah M.S., Economics Frank Wang Hsiw-Chu Taiwan M.S., Math. Grant Widmer Genova, Idaho M.S., Indus. Arts Yung Hoon Yu Seoul, Korea M S., Civil E. 205 206 I lu The majority of dorm residents (and there are about 2000 of them) are freshmen living away from home for the first time. Frosh or not, most residents find that a dorm can be lively, noisy, and frustratingly friendly; that a dorm can contain the loneliest window and emptiest room on campus. Dormies acquire the kind of stigma that comes from eating, sleeping, and brushing teeth with the same people seven days a week. They grow and develop; they stay the same,- they leave. In fall they fight in the leaves,- in winter they fight in the snow; in spring they fight with water and lie in the sun. In the morning they fix breakfast and come back after their 9:30's to get the mail. At noon they eat lunch, and maybe wash dishes or make a bed to be ready for room-check. At night they wait for the phone to ring; they do laundry; they go to the library; they torment their roommates; they go to meetings and movies; they gripe about dorm life. Then they take baths, wash hair, iron shirts, play records, write letters, set their alarm clocks — and think about tomorrow. 208 Richards Hall produces an animal similar to the Hi-Rise dweller. The Richards species, however, has a greater ability for balcony-hanging and a higher tolerance because of living in groups of eight rather than two. Their appreciation of vulgarity is not necessarily outstanding — but definitely renown. The living quarters themselves are constructed entirely of concrete and are fire-proof, water-proof, bomb-proof, etc. Activities range from arson in the garbage and storage rooms to yelling comments at East Hi-Rise — or just plain yelling comments. 209 The Hi-Rise dweller is an unusually tough animal, male or female. He is accustomed to extremes of temperature and may be found covering the heat vents with card-board and Scotch tape while his roomie figures out how to force the window open one more half-inch — or you may discover him huddled under his electric blanket (plugged in across the desk) vainly searching the housing contract for loop-holes. He has a high tolerance for noise and an unhealthy respect for elevators. His skin is as tough as his stomach. If asked courteously, he will probably be more than happy to exhibit the scars acquired during his first and last Hi-Rise shower. The Hi-Rise female seems incapable of pulling a curtain cord, and the Hi-Rise male often suffers from eyestrain, particularly if he rooms in the west side of the men's building. 211 Bullen residents resemble the Richards variety — with stronger stomachs. They eat their own cooking and what they lack in variety they make up for in quantity. Ten bad hot-dogs vs. one good chicken leg .. ? A shower promises entertainment it's hard to tell when a hand may come through the soap dish with a squirt-gun full of ink. Over half of their population is foreign students, the dormitory being their initiation to luxurious American living. Van Noy dwellers have cars: if they don't, they miss many a 7:30. These apartments were purchased two years ago by the University, and as an old Van Noysian once said, Somebody got gypped. As at Bullen, quality cuisine is a trademark and ... if some night you hear a lonesome cry, remember Van Noy to the north and over the new stadium. bullen Pres: Joel Gyllenskog Vice Pres: Jerry Stevenson Athl. Chrmn: Dave Schilling Soc. Chrmn: Lynn Wordle Acad. Chrmn: Don Hylin 212 213 greaves Pres: Jean Austin Vice Pres: Joydene Love Sec.-Trees: Natalie Washburn Soc. Chrmn: Gloria Fukui Hist: Rosanne Wardle Publ: Suzanne Larson Moen, Greaves, Reeder, and Merrill residents are stair-climbers and very hardy females. They are particularly skilled at cleaning ovens and defrosting refrigerators,- they are also experienced at handling such every-day problems as run-away buffers, flooded bathrooms, and man-eating toilets. All have a hard-won endurance that comes from studying in the bathroom with cotton in the ears, studying in the kitchen with five roomies, a record player and a radio, or studying in the bedroom in various contorted positions at the desk (2'x3'J which is shared with another roomie, two lamps, a clock radio, some kind of stuffed animal, and the week s laundry. There is a high rate of turnover among these women punctuated by a curious social rite known as the candle-passing ' which occurs sometime between 10:30 p.m. and 12:00 midnight. Their motto, by the way: Six sloppy coats of wax are always better than one. 214 merrill Pres: Diane Adams Vice Pres: Carla Knighton Vice Pres: Rise Bentson Trees. Sec: Margaret Fuller 215 S ■5L 216 reeder Pres: Anne Bischoff Vice Pres: Nadine Dodge Sec: Earlene Anderson Hist: Helen Bishop Soc. Chrmn: Susan Corrigan 217 snow Pres: Carolyn White Vice Pres: Gloria Tate Sec: Terry Richards Soc. Chrmn: Rosalie Scown Hist: Dixie Taylor rich Pres: Margaret Ball Vice Pres: Paula Pence Sec: Alma J. Jewkes Soc. Chrmn: Margo Proctor Hist: Arlene Seegmiller 218 maughn Pres: Leolo Higbey Vice Pres: Jerry Shirley Prayer Chrmn: Wendee Wheat Spec. Events: Dewin Carter Soc. Chrmn: Pauline Berry Hist: Pat Black CUTGKt A somewhat separate species chooses to live on the extreme northeast edge of campus in a cluster of seven dorms titled the David O. McKay Living Center. Recognizable by strong legs and a running walk, these residents keep the bus company in the black and are hard to beat in a footrace. The females are subject to archaic dorm rules (compared to University dorm rules!, and although they would like to believe that a kiss is a kiss anywhere on campus, demerits for “necking in the dorm say otherwise. A favorite activity at two in the morning after a fresh snowfall — is the “snow in. This custom originated in the living center and requires determination, energy, snow, empty garbage cans, and a high degree of sneakiness. Victims are expected to take revenge, but the peaceful Delta Phi's proved a disappointment. 219 wells Pres: DeeAnn Houtz VicePres: Joyce Tebbs Sec: Vicki Jensen Hist: Marilyn Martinsen ---‘i JSB 220 card Pres: Bryan Felt Vice Pres: Elroy Covington Sec. Treas: John Smith ivms Pres: Wayne Gurney Vice Pres: Marvin John Sec: Wynn John Trees: Wayne Hunsaker Soc. Chrmn: Larry Cooper Hist: Jean Miner Infra-. Steven Holbrook Scholar. Chrmn: Allan Cook 221 parts of the whole Iranian students Row One; H. Mortali, Prc� ; M. Joffati, Sec; M. Khodem, A. Malekpoor. A. Ezadparoir, Vice Pres; M. Rexolabbof. Row Two: N. Farookhnia, A. Falahi, A. Shojamanejh, F. Sarnie, B. Shahandeh, Luppi, H. Alloio, A. Akromi, M. Saadat. Row One: M Siol. C. Naz r. I. Ftandion, A. Millet, Adviiot; M. Khodem, Ptcj; T. Nadir. Row Two: A. Chowdry, Z. Naiimudih, H, A� hrof, M. Saoiq, K Sener, A. Kadia, Vice Pres; G. Vohota, M. Hotmoncsh, H. Akhtar. Row One A. F Roshidur Rohmon, M. Arif Ghoyyur, C. A. Majid. Row Two. w Kidwoi, Prei.; S. BKoiyo. C. M. Shafi, K. N'osoryob, A Kidwai, F. Haqoe, N. Ahmad. Pakistan students ctorV'!1V i y, i V . -4 Top Row One Y. H. Yoo. J. J. Kim, S H. Pong. E, S- Park, H. R. Yoom. Pros.; S. K. Cho. Row Two: I. S. Pork, Sec., S. K Oh, V . H. Kim. H. Y Kim, Prof. Y, Kim. Row Three A. H. Shin, Y. M. Choc, Y. I Yoom, Vice-Pro . 226 Bostorn, Row One: V, K. Pori, G. S. Dholiwol, Prc� .; Dr. Kolkorni, Advisor; Y. P. Sof, Vice-Prev Row Two: K. S.ngh, Y. P. S. Pormor, K. K. Motlk, V. K Kolkorni. Bottom. Row One: N. Toguiddin, A. Sommoory, A. Uaqiih, Trco .; I. Keiloni, Sec.,- 0. Stoytieh, A. Koihak, H. Khortobil, Prev Row Two: T. Makdisi, W. Deilani, A. Abdljobar, S. Abuhomod. M. Bayooml, R. Moullok. Row One: G. Toylor, R. Doly, R. Ooines, R. Wotkins. Pres. Second Stake; S. Shelton, Pres.; K Koernor, S. Domes. Row Two M. McKinnon, C. Lemon. I. Durrant, B. Dowdle, I Wotterson. Sec..- S. Mitchell, Vice-Pres.; R. Sullen. Pres First Stoke; G. low, J. Terre, A. Anderson, Vice-Prcs. 228 229 Row One: Monsignor J. Stoffel, J Svllivon. R. legor, R. Weber, Pres. Row Ed. Vice-Pres.; S. Tidwell. G. Show, V. Arenfi. Row Four: P. Crowder, D Two: M Frowlm, M. Zonoroli. J. Wosley, Exec Vice-Pres.; R. Nowicki, E. Marasco, Pub Vice-Pres.; 0. Kramer, D. Owycr, J. Simone, Rcl. Vice-Pres Brewer, Soc. Vice-Pres.; S. Miller Row Three: R. McKenney, K Flanagan, Row Five: P. Goicoccheo, G. VonGermeten, newman Row One N. Knight, J. Johnson, A. Dov.s, E Smith, S Bird, D. Corpentcr. J. Blokewood, C. Gorsko. Middle: B leVee, C. Coo. A McCullough, 8. Schmidt, B. McKee, J. Bancroft, D. Oyer, D. Newlin, J. Anderson, K. Mathews. S. Sunada, O. Arnold, M. Maca, 0. Patterson, N. Rich, B Donaldson, L. Toylor, J. Hording, N, Shubert, P. Morton, I. Kalkcvarf, B. Schaible, J. Marr. M Colfron. Row Three: G. Booth, W. Smith, J. Smith, D. Hess, E. Mckec, 0. Porter, R. Goff, S. Groves, G. Smith. H. Tucker, B. Sproles, B. Curtis, T. Prico, C. Richards, 2. Owen, Or. Bruner. Row One 0. Bertek, 1. Joy, D Smith, Vico-Pres.j G. Fischer, B Fischer. Row Two. 0. Micholicck, K Wills. S Bloxhom. Row Three: J Price, K. Scott. K. Mossier. B. Siebel, A, Compton, Pres.; C. Kauti. B Arneklev, Advisor, E. loiblc, 8. Enwoll, Rev. Bouer, Reg. Advisor. Absenti 0 Davidson, Sec.-Trcos, moonshiners Row One: F. Bofemon. L. Reid. P. Oliver. M Milner, G Chri ten en, U. J. Price, J. Eggleiton, T. Burner . See. Row Two. N. Workman. R, Roberts, R. Nielson. Pres.; S. Pulseher. Vice-Pres.; N. Jennc, 0. Burnett, S. Bosshordt. 1. Mortensen, N. Waddoups, J. Blackwood. B. Thomson. S. Walker. Row Three: J. McKinnon. Caller.- Kinro, M. RooJfen, M. Pell . A. McCullough, B. Donoldion. G. Reeve. I. Price. I. Nelson, C. Hickman, A. Fieldmg. Mr . Andenon, Dr. J O. Andervon. Advisor . Row Four: D Newlin, R. Howard, G. £. Christensen, J. Gyllenskog, I. Gneifing, J. Kemp, D. Ostermiller, • Johnson, T. Hiekmon, W. Yewdoll. 232 Row One 0. Allred, E. Cook, Viee-Prev; B. Vorgo, E. Adomjon, Pret.; I Naldcr, W. lorjcn. Row Two R. FronciJ. Senator. I. lemon, Prof Neilson. P. Christensen, G. Warniek. Ed.: M fvrgesen. A Myron. Row On s P. Desrcchcr, K. Koppc, 8. Nurezynski, E. Mellett, T. Chapmen, J. Johnson, J. Beyers, J. P. Anderson, H. Horvath, Pres.; C. Tucker, 0. Cor-p nter. Row Two.- G. Hort. Advisor; K. Higgenbotham, I. Phumphrey. D. Doolittle, J. Engstrom, M, Panelli, K. Strauss, M, Rc:d, A. Meyers, T. leolos. R. Messinger, Progrom Vice-Pres.; S. Thorne, J. I. Hofer, Pub. Vico-Pres.. F. McLain, W. Mork. 8. Mofhews, W. Grewe. D. Parry. Row Three: T. Osopo-vitch, C. Borup, D. Breitinger, W. Kanizewski, G. Dunkin, D. Potter, B. Dren-neon, 8. Smith, J. Bruhn, R. Barney, $. Glazer, J. Page, D. Phumphrey, D. Morgan, Exec. Vrce-Pres.: S. Hovandcr. T. Andreessen, P. Chambers. forestry - One J. Fain. D. Naegto. 0. Obchantley, Prc .; C. M. Alcorn, t. Allen, A Childe. I Winrertoo, B. Smith, I. Jenwm, G. Oitlcr, 8. Reynold Row Two A. Carter. B. Goppmoyer. J. Johnvon, I. McGuire. S. McGuire. D So'en- von, S. Wirfhlin, C. Tidwell. R. Smith. I Budgo, See ; E. Sower. N Tout, I. Nalder, Dr. J. B. Grumble . Adviior: K. Shield , C. Hunt, T. Buchanan. Row Three: I. Nalder. Treo .; B. Wil on, C. Croncr. J. leovitt, I. Cowley. I. Ron. cheri, S. Cloyson, J. Steam rodeo club entomology club Row One: D Gunderson, Sec,; M Khcrri. Or. T. H. Hsiao. R Sounders. Pres. Row Two Prof. W. S Honson, B. Bauer, Y. A. Dodoo, Treo .. Prof R S. Roberts, advisor. Row Three: H. Abroba, J. Woldron, Vice-Pres.; C. Baird, T. E. Ncbeker. Dr. 0. W. Davis, Dr W. A. Brindley, Dr. G. F. Knowlton 236 engineering council . Row One. C. Von Hite, R Erickson. G. Allen. Senator,- R. Dinsdalo, Choir-rrvon; J. Monroe, Treot. Row Two: W. O. Carter, Adviser; S. Jondoghi, K. Schmolz, Sec.; K. Condio. W. Soderberg, C. Sunodo. Vice-Choirmanj G. Rocco. One Viot. k v% lotwv, 0. C.u tt,1. Viet, Vt k. Vn Vv , V V. VxrtK 0 fuVuTTfcn, I. Votvtn, 0 k Ny wu, I. Vwet, 0. Wjt w , to ienrwn v Vttv . k. Vwv ,C. W t w ,N tail One- I to V, V No q, 'KtVttv, V m i w , tat VXtaW 9t«v, Or 0. V, tocK V Ww, KA«'vVtt l.taiVftti'N. iCkVvn.O Na vtati to VotVnvwN,t.Ht w ,0 ViVtt, 0. Own,V tawft,I.tato|% k� ? hawaiian club 239 Row Ontv J. Hurst, M. Benton, M. Binghom. Viec-Prcs. Row Two: M. Jensen, B. Krpoto, J. Cox. Sec ,- M. Tolman, lib.; A. Adams, D. Miller, E. Jennings, 0. Mcothuis, J. Eggleston, E. Tolman. Pres. Row Onoi M. Miller, R. Eyre, Pres,; P. Stood, C. Peterson, L. Degn. Row Two: B. Allen, S. Green, W. Bishop, 0. Seager, A. Huntington, S. Bloscr. Row One; J. Hurst, C. Brcnehlcy, Vice Pres., B. Burtenshow, B. Allen, L. Degn, Pros., S. fish, D. Seager, M. Miller, P. Steed, Sec., E. Hatch. Hist. MM Mmm wmm mu mm sigma pAi eta •• .7 ' alpha kappa psi Row One: C. Coombs, G. Guernsey. A. Sears. See. Row Two: S Anderson, J. Pitcher. Vico Pros. Row Three W. Cooper. D. Dexter, K, Rompron, Pres..- C. Duwe Row Four: D. Davis, L. Snow, A. lomcrs, J. Murphy. 1 Mi'unrn Row One. M. Benton, D. Moothois, Stole V. Pres.; A. Price, Sec.. M. Tolmon, Pres. Row Two C Hunt, R. Cowley, V. Price, t. Christensen, Row One: G. Andrew, G. longhurjt, Pres.; D. Howard, B. Bosley, W. Muir. Row Two: Dr. Shvpe, Advisor; 8 Anderson, Sec.; N. Lundwahl. R. Gold, I. Anderson, Public Rel.j V. Wilson, D Nielson, S. Sunodo, R. Esplin, K Condie, V. Pres.; R. Hintce. P. Thomas, Trcos.j I. Forsbcrg. aTpha epSll 5rTdelta Top. Row One: G. Flint. Pres.; K Nelson. i Bergcson. Treos.; D. Madsen. R. Alder, Vice Pres.: M. Hill. Reporter; J. larion, L, lope, J. Blanch, A Compton. Sec.; V. Hansen 244 j Nruonri Hohomrt Frmhitt (OR MAJORS IN OCMCMIURRI tOUCRIION Bottom. Row One: I. Rowley, S. Lemmon, M. Wright, S Hint ©, C. Wadley, Pres.,- B. Stephenson, J. Bisel, B. Coll, M. Potferson, J. Isrodson, A Bischoff, Vice Pres.; C. Jorgenson, C. Myers, M. Covonogh 245 army rote Row One-. P. Elwocd, Ex. Com.; J. Montgomery, Com.; J. Jones, S, Evans. S. Jensen, J. Sccmons, G. l.ndsay, M. White, P. Poole, P. O.; t. Bodgo, A. lewis. Row Twoi J. King, Drmsf,; M. Jenson, J. Wheelwright, D. Jenson. T. Tsuya, V Lindsay, M. Bowen, P. Potty, N, Wood. Row Three: P. Mix, M. Johnson, C. Holindrako, S. Argylo, M. Deaton, M. Mickelson, C locomb, R. Wotts. Drmst. Row Four; R. Geddes. S. Phillips, D. Pobor. J. Williams, J. Elwood, M. Gill. J. Cullimore, E. Wright, E. Anderson. Row One: D. Brest, D. Curfew. B, Welch, J. Wonrer, S. Wobor, R Bornop. Row Two: S. Condos, B. Goodcll. T. Julius, M. Buisf. Row Three: H. Reed, K. Con. C. Gilmore, R. Crowslow, M. Bolr, B. Mustoin. 248 249 air force Copt. R. Borgoyno, SSgt. M, NioSton, ItCol. R. Toylof, TSfl’-Vanwt, TSgt. J. C. Moron. Copt. R. Schnbcr, Copt. I. M'li '- O. Porter, G. Earl, J. McGhon. D. Stephen. C Nordick. C. Biddulph, B. Smith, D. Wilvon. 250 Sow One: C. Nordick. D. Allen, J. Meghan, 0. Sargent. D. Steffen. Row Two: 8. Gardner. B. Shaible. G. Taylor, I. Bowman, D. Wilson, O. Porter, G. Earl. : J ft Row One: D. Steed. His.; M. J. Porkmson, C. Reed, K Peterson. I Bell. S. Corrigan. M. Wright, E J. Petersen. Sop. O.: L. Jacobson, Corn.; A Borgoho. A Inf. O.j I. Jacobson, J. Fowler, C. Adorns. K Mathews. A. Adm. O.; B. Godm. Row Two-. K. Eggett, Mot. O.; S. Theueter, Inf O-. M. E Wilkii P. Gessel. D. Wheeler. Comp.; S. Nelson. Adm. O.. W Johnson. Op- C Munk. L. Nielsen. I. Wottcrson. $. Simpson. S. Manning. 252 american society of range management p°p- Row Ono. J. Slgarl, J. Williamson. B. Pitcher, S. Bonis. A. Randall. Kow Two, B. Geils, 0. Wilson. D. W.isen, 0. D Thronbur. G Elder. S. E. oi'lon. B. Schmidt. D Koenie. J. C. Nelson. H C. Kelker. F. C. Tilly, R D. ' in Row Three: J. low. J. Porrer, G. Whitney. K. Beckstrond, J. Ware. u■ Curtis, Bottom. Row One. M. A. Boyoumi, J. Grumbles. Adv.; H. Homecd. R Howell. W. Krueger. R. Foust. G. Secrist. J. Holl, J. Corlson, J. Brown. G. Mitchell. P. Lucas. Row Two, M. Turner, K, Sencr, S. King. V Pres,; C. Nozir, G. lamg. Sec.,- K. Simonson, Pres.; 0. Kubolek. R Child, G. Valenzuela, R. Neves, R. Dedrick, C. Zufelt, S. Howells, S. Hatch, T. Taylor, R. Booker, J. L. Broodbrcnt. 253 C Wood, D. Johnson. T Albough. M. Mount. Of. M. 1. Miner, G. Burn . J. Shope. Advisor; B. Reynolds Row One: 0. Cole, Trees.; G. Rocco. Vice Choir.; D. Mechom, Sec.; D. Steffen, Choir.; Or. R. Holdrcdge. Advisor; Dr. 6. Vended, Dr. O. Shupe, J. Monroe. Row Two: A. Shogamonesh, L. Hartwell, J. Cropo, I. Anderson, G. Longhurst, M. Zaugg. H. Oliver. M. Rovsten, S. AbouKomed. Row Ono; B Jeppscn, See.; J. Alexander. Treos.; R. Ferguson. F Eldridge, J. Corlson, V. Chrm : I Becksrrand, Chrm., D. Linton. Row Two: 0 Edwards, E Low. R. Miller, W. Sorensen, R, Parker. Prof. K. Somers, Adv.; Prof. G. M. Show. Prof. R. Child. Dr. C. Speor. Row Three D. Rosmossen. S. Smorth-woiie. D. Kose, R. P. Henry. Row Foor: G. Wllliorm, V . Soderborg, A. T. Senile, J, C, Kirkvold. Row Five: D. G. Konz, D. 8lohm, E. J. Friery, R. C. Levee. Row One B Wothbwm. C. Sonodo. J Perkins. K. M-ller, Sec.: R. Gold, Trees.; G. Andrew, Pres., D. Tinkey, J. Kucnzly, S. Jondoghl, D. Dahle. D. Jensen Row Two A. Davis, T. Paluso, Vice Pres,,-R. Dinsdaie, A, Hagehogi. I. Toylor. R. Show, J Morchino. T. Ly. american welding society Top, Row One. N Edmunds, S. Morris, Pres.; R. Erickson, 0. Hammer, C. Poulsen. 0. Hammond, T. Hansen. M Connelly. S. Pan sh Row Two.- A. Willems, R. Von Suren, 0. Sirirot. B. Borfoss. N. Preotor, K. Sakhokorn. S. Erickson, G Robinson. Sec. Row Threoi 1. Polmcr, Adv.; D. Umplcby, Pres.: 0. Johnsoo, O Porter. P. Paxmon, L. Wilson. R. Jensen, P. Tocoe. L Webster, S. Thongoun. Bottom, Row Ones A. Riehins. Prof, long, Adv.: R. long. Treos. Row , 0. lorscn, S. Thongoun, R, Condie. Pres.,- C. Mitchell, bee. Row Three Weston, L. Young, C. Con Hlsc, R. Wadsworth. student education association on On : Jerald N'lcHcrt, Keith Stevenson, Bob Martha 11, Allen Hor-KvjII ' r ®urne,,J- Public Relations; R. 8rcnt Honchetf. Row Two: David A. Mirh For 9r«n. Thomas Stroit. Ron Ehlert, President; Ian Ramsay, CQ oe. H Malyn, Niel Jensen, Bryce D. Card, Richard Fredrick Rotine, Hell ,a nQ,or; Vernon M. Pitehor Jr., Rick Morse. Stewart L. Joeobson, Doug TwkjliV0' 'lo,,e, !rl9. Andrew Romsoy. Rocky Wright, Robert Slater, Kent 0, J. Horotd Jensen, Vice President. Bottom. Row One: W. Saunders. G. Adams Jr,, T. Clofk, S. Sonto. S. Young, M. Stevens, F. Hunting, D. Needlemen. 257 Row One: K. Mother. D. Scow, Sec. Treo� .; D. Kingsbury, F. Boisetr. M Pells, I. Hirschi, 0. Bough. Raw Twoi R. Hawkins, J. Chomness, Pres.; R. Nonce, F. Horper, G. Sorenson, J. Crandall, Vice Pres.; P. Hordmon. N. Mothoson. 0. Porkinson. J. Wright, Advisor. 259 Top: R. Morris, J. Thomot, E. Wright. Dutchess; N. Evans. I. Bevilocpuo. left; I Hunter, Chancellor; V. O'Neil. R. Barker, R Dimsdole. Right T. Schultz, M Olsen, N. Evans, V O'Neil, Earlj P Thomas. Duke. 260 Row One: D. Olsen, G. Flint, N. Kerr. C. Ebersole. Row Two: J. Coleman. K. Smith. W Bishop, Vico Pres. Right, Row One: G. Toyior, D. Isroclson, L. Jacobson, Darling; S. Bloser, I Michaelson. Row 'wo. G. Taylor, R. Wood, $. Sk-dmore. R. Eyre, Sec.; D Allen, Pres. K. Rampton. Bottom. Row One o or'?,0r' J- Ci Toyior, B. Schaible. D. Burke. Row Two: J. Br.nghurst, J. Taylor, J. Larson, T. Jocobson. • Rosine. J. Blanch. B. Atwood. E. Thorley. 261 spurs Row Ono: R. Felix, Pres.; L. Pogmire, Treos.; M. Aylett, $ec.; Koty Oler, Vice Pres.; A Wotonoble. His.; W, Nelson, Ed.; L. Bock, P. Gentry, S. Johnson, P. Anderson, C, Barlow, M, Soyre, Vice Pres..- R. Wordle, S. Mougban, J. Campbell. Row Two: S. Hansen, N. Bolo, E. Richardson, J. Bcodshow. B. Peterson, C. Morgan, 0. BotJ, V. Jones, C. Wodley, B. Stephenson. 262 263 Craig Petersen Executive Vice President Steve Bloser Financial Vice President Waily Odd Public Relations Vice President Blake Wride Administrative Vice President 265 ; r ‘' fl 1! 44 R. Jensen R Wood 8 Murroy 8. Atwood J. Johnson C. Allen M. Eyre K. Rompton A. Schvoneveldt M Barlow R. Francis J. Arcoga C. Knwdsen D. Isroelson I. Oennis S. Bloser C Petersen S. Green 8. Wride J. Caine J. Homeyer KLLUI senate S. Dean E. Peterson -.. 266 l Nelson O. Berg K Allen K. Seamens J. Arcioga Vol Christensen, Director; loois Grlffen, Asst. Director. A. Stone, Sec.; L Packer, M. Nelson, J. Green, J. Blanch, Choirmon.- M. Cnppen, R. Moloof, H. R. Reynolds s 267 J. Allon. Hoad Soag leader; I. Griffin, Adv.: J. Davis, Pres.; P. Gesvel, Heod Cheerleader E. Anderson, I. Roderick, S. Timpson, V. Owenslager, B. Donaldson, S. Riley. W. Odd, Pres.; J. Rolt, J. Curtoys, J. Cane, H. Hutchonson, B. Pearson. 268 L Dennis. K. Gamble, M. Andrus. A, Anderson, D. Peterson, K. Peitcrborg, C. Horris, B, Wridc- K. Reeves, T. Nielson, T. Touyo, K. Gordon, Pres.; M. V right, Dean Lundstrom, Adv.; J. Andrews, C. Hansen, S. Timpson. 269 international coordinatin' ■FfP council Row One: S Abolorin, Vice Chairman; G. Volenjoiela, L. Peterton, Coordinofor.- G. Ohaliwal, L. Zou99-H. Morjoli, E. Mendez, M. Ghayyur. Row Two: J. Curtoyt, Senoior; M Khadcm, I. Frandien, Advi «; H. Heil, 8. Gadgar, H. Kortobil. 270 B- Cheewnon. R Larsen, T Lindsay, 0. Houlz, J. Austin, M. Boll, t. White, P. Homp, A. Bnchoff, L. Christensen. $ Isrcalven, Adv.: 8 Wimroer, D. Berg. Pres,; W. Mitchell, B. Von Alfcn, I. Highlcy, J. Anderson, J. Gyllenshog, S. Foil, W. Gurney, I. Osborne, Adv.j V. Sfohlc. independents 274 C. White, K. Gutko, R. Jenien. T. Nielson, 0. Dolton, J. Howell, S. Ion-don, C. EngloncJ, Pres.: G. Manning, J. Brir.ghurst, Assist.; R. Hunt-zir.gcr. W. Cook, B Tcnncnt. balladiers I 8. Rob:nsoo. T Barnes, J. J. Plot . F. E.dick, J. Boydcn, S. Hibbard, J Green. Ed; K. Dennis, P. Shirley, ! Steve Olsen, Editor Trudy Todd, Poetry Ed. student life Lynn Packer Editor-in-Chief L. Cegn, Fine Arts Editor; P. Elwood, Society Editor. C. Hlilop, Sports Editor; P. Zimowjky, Cniof Copy Editor. B. Rightmire. Photo Editor. P. Zimowjky, 0. Oolton, A. Golont, S. Oean, P. Elwood, R. Miller. T. Merrill. T. Arnone, C. Pederson, J. Davis. C. Hislop. M. Nelson, Advisor, t. Packer, Editor, K. Bush. M. Porrish. buzzer Anna Stone, Editor-in-Chief Diana Elser, Assistant 280 28 1 Caroi Bishop, Assistant Dan Burke, Business Managt Staff — Row One: J. Voluchek, Orgonizotions. K. Smith, Receptionist; 8. Godin, Receptionist. Row w • E Appling. Receptionist; L. Honsen, Receptionist, layout; M. McRae. Typist. J. lawry. Dorm life.- A. miller. Layout; M. Hess, Class; D. Maurer, Photo Tcohnioon; hi. Knight, Indox; J. Morgan, Cover. 282 � I I [ 283 Editors — Row One; IceAnn Rowley, Index; Jeon Wood. Greeks; Morgene Grover. Class; Steve Earp, Sports. ■BnpnsppMH Ralph Clark Professor H. Reuben Reynolds' twenty-fifth yearbook ... an uncommon man. Row One: R. Jenien, M Angell, R, Fronos, W. Odd, fi. Eyre, L. Oegn, B. Wrido. Row Two: P. Elwood, A. P Jco. K. Morgon, C. Peterson. J. Montgomery, K. Kinscl, P. Dittmer, P. Thomas. Sow One: t . Isroeison, I. Jocobson, R. Atwood, J. Bionch, P. Doincs. J. Stuart. Row Two: C. Peterson, C England, K. lorson. Row Three D. Borg. S. Green, A. Shetty, K Rampton. 285 you are only the individual you are in the crowd. 1 288 289 1 panhellenic inter fraternity council Jf p: K. Targeson, E. Peterson, N. Wood, C. Pratt, J. Taylor. Dean lundstrom, S. Olsen, !'• Garff, E. Hatch, M. Wilson, M. Hansen, L Weaver. N Willioms, V. Bateson, M. Ullmon, C. Harris, R. Jensen, C. Fonn, S. Prigmore, C. Smith, E. Armstrong, L. Perkes, «• Schaefer. Top: J. Williams, J. Kinsley, C. Cotter, B. Ropclato, P. Stover, 0. Soronson, S. Koyle, B. Emery, N. Grotcgut. R. Rcagon, K. Allen, K, Williams, K. Hom-berg, D. Gunn. D. Wcsaff. 291 E. Adam R. Caldctwood B. Clay R. Barnhart R. Behm P. Brook G. Fade W. Eean B. Evan L M A' Ab. MM Me? «■ i-- Jtk £ 4. M R. Favilb D. Fcllrn B. Gilroy L. Glover ). Gordon M. Graham K. Grove R. Harrison L. Hartwell B. Henderson R. Hull B. Hurley A. Jone L. Klicwei S. Langford R. LcBlanc R.C. Linden E. Marqui J. M (Gough ! • Metendith W. Mikc.tell J. Nelson D. 0� m� n D. Overly J. Price B, Raimuucn R. Regan B. Riehcle R. Roth J. Short R. Sower T. Srretr J. Thompson J. VanGemert J. Went: K. William 292 what did you do-nothing The Delta Sig's did it. Did what? They have sinned. You mean they are going to hell? I don't know, maybe, anyway they sinned. What are you talking about? I can t tell you; it's a secret. Why did you even mention it then? I just did. What has sinning and hell got to do with them and the basement? Nothing, let's go down the basement. dog lovers The most esteemed member of SPE fraternity is Sebastian. This monstrous mass of fur has been both an asset to the brothers, as well as a headache. ”Seeb'' is a born wanderer: tearing down fences from 10th South to 17th East, playing with kids in North Logan, and chewing tires at the Gas-O-Mat. These adventures have cost the brothers sizable sums of money, but they say Sebastian has his good points. He’s renowned as a beer drinker, and a card player, and sometimes he's even a watch dog. 294 J. Alston S. Anderron D. Uaiim J. Billings D. Booth R. Capps 0. Condcr J. Condcr J. Contadi R. Cook B. Cowley J. Day K. During B. Emory R. Facktdl J. Feathemone J. Forrin H. Ford mt L im • B. Hum S. Hum J. Imrie T. Jacobson M. Jenkins M. Jenkins D. Jones B. Kendall C. Krmmoe G. Kerns L. Lawson XV. Ltmon G. Lewis S. Lindcrman C. Love C. Lowry S. Madsen J. Marsh B. Marshall B. McGee III J. McQuattic S. Merrill J. Miller G. O'Donnell K. Fancy B. Petterson K. Pickett R. Puwnlrc K. Rainey B. Sahlman D. Simon C. Smith M. Smith V. Sullivan R. Tam G. Taylor F. Teach A.J, 1 homborrow II. Toulgoat A.Ttempcr J. Vcrhall T. Walbtidee D. Walker S. White R. Wilron 295 P. Wolf II. Wm Pieiidtnl XV. Reid Vice President IX Heolcy Secretory R. VunAusdal T re.utirer Canned pears, peas, beans, tuna fish, etc. etc; cans, cans, cans, and no can opener. But the SAE's don't want an opener. Then what are the goodies for, their fall-out shelter? No, they don't even have one. The benevolent brothers lyin' lambs are playing Santa Claus, by spending their time and money on some of the underprivileged of Cache Valley. U.S.U.'s lion lambs like their project so well they are even considering changing their chapter name to Santa Alpha Epsilon and moving to the North Pole. 296 K. Bunkct B. Burr D. Callaway T. Cavanaugh R. Chrlitcmcn S. Clayton D. Doughttey D. Dcrmlt L. Dipoena D. Dunaway B. Dumcnn B. Dutro V % £ 01 £ R. Eldtn J. Elletbcck M. Cate R. Giacovclll R.Goodliflc J. Gorig S. Grupe C. Cuy D. Hullinger R. Hood S. Harder D. Hiruen S. Han� en J,D. johtuon S. Jarvi R. Jackeon T. Kin ). Kllnk J. Knight K. Kabaratki J. Kuenrlt R. Ktw S. McBride C. McComb P. Mandlcr D. Manning E. Mccham S. Mehlet B. Meikle S. Nelcon C. Newell T. Pollard T. Prarr C. Rawltn M. Ri.toio C. Ryan ?Tvl 3| 3 B. Simmon D. Smith G. Smith R. Spaeth T. Spencer T. Stewart P. Vcmtr C. Walberg D. Walker Jr ,T -- «• i w V'-'J M. William R. Wimmer I. Wvto O. Perry H. Walker Pretideni Vice Preridenr T rciiiure 297 D. AbcrvoM I . AUup B. Andcnon R. Auxin J. Bamhaidi B. B«um C. Beck C. Iktuci U. Ikrtcia T. BocHaman J. Caine S. Candland K.Carr B. Omucnun T. Copt L. Crandall L . Crocken R. Cunl ). l tnni B. Egtlund B. £ pal H. Fan 1). Fonnobcck G. Fullmtr D. Graham l . Hakauwo K. Hambcnc K. Hanwn M. Harrlxm D. Hendrick R. Hill $■ Holmgren S. Howell C. Hubbard R. jone l . King J. Kin B. Maughan C. Montnxn I . Na er l . Neilwm M. Norman M. Pawer J. D. P«uce S. Smith P. Sorerwon B. Sourer B. Sprinsman J. Tale ox J. Torbenen M. Turner C. Warkln D. Wilde they own the pit What is that? a large hole between their house and the Newman Center. It is their personal playground. In winter they tube there, and in the summer it becomes a junk yard for jalopies or any kind of car. Thirty-five miles an hour across the back yard and down the ravine solves any problems. Members who have no cars have access to another type of tension tranquilizer — two notorious pinball machines. The SN's say they like to keep their money in the family, and the family at home. 298 delta phis are drunks At least that is what campus security officers thought. Some big-mouth called to inform them the boys were drinking, gambling, and carousing around with wild women in their house. When the defenders of the faith arrived, true to form the Delta Phis were drinking — lemonade, gambling — without money, and, as for the carousing — no wild women in evidence, darn it! alpha chapter D. fiirfuu Pttiidmt A. AndtfMHi L Bowman R. Bii«c« R Bullock R. Campbell fc. Cook P. Copptn K. Ebcihaid R. Francu tt Cafdnci R. Gappm� ytt M. Gilbert B. Hatch $. Harri M. Huber S. Jacotwon D. Johnson N. Johnson K. Miller N. Millet J. Morgen II M. Mum A. Ogden G. Rawlins L. Rigby L. Robtton A. Savage J. $«lv K. Seely B. Skinner M. Smith C. Siolre G. Tail L. Tiffany I). Tubb R. Vernon D. Wwk Idrof) K.W Utot 1. Wetter C Webb I Welling CWhfecUw R.WillU B. Wri hi L. Yonk chi chapter E. Hansen L. Jicob.cn President D. Hltktn T. Bair L. Jen n H. Bingham C. John on B. Bodily L Larkin B. Bodily N. Lundwall W, Coulam D Mad.cn J. Field L. Mortimer T. Gibbons K. NKt.cn L. Wilhelm t). Wotthcn E. Young 301 R. Nleltcn A. Reminitton L. Smith S. Sw.-i «y C. Taylor C. Taylor B. Thomson A. Turner E. Walton 302 i once knew a farmer who In the spirit of our agricultural college, U.S.U. also has a farmer fraternity, AGR. Their frat house is a farm that raises chickens, cows, and various vegetables. They even ride to school on horses. They say there is only one disadvantage to live stock living at the house — sometimes the chickens are a little overproductive. The other animals get mad because they are in a minority. End result — the chicken feathers are now pillows, the house is an egg Eden, the freezer is full of meat, and the boys spend Fridays at the livestock auctions. E. Adimvon M. Adsm«Ofl L. Bank D. Beasley B. Blckncll R. Block D. Builcc S. QiimtiWfl J. Cornaby ). Davenport G. Jeppee.cn J. Koylc C. La non |, Obcihuuly K. Pcav L. Probv We. Shield W. Sthoenfeld K.Thoma. D. TopKam C. Vorwallcr S. Walker M. Warrhcn O. William. S. Koylc D. Oberhan.lcy L. NaMet C. Jenktn. Pretidenr Vice Pretidmt Secretary Tre.uuret 303 '■ Id ' 3 Ml w J. K. Allen K. Amundven D. Arvderten C. Andtf on IF i 1 v V. Ban ettei B. Bcesley D. Btckmore P. Blckmore R. Btinshurr S. Brown B. Buchanan 8. Bullet' R. Bullen K. Bune where's m' bird The Sigs play Pollyball on their backyard patio. This game is played with a shuttlecock and a ping pong paddle, and is scored like ping pong. It was originated about ten years ago by the Sigs at U.S.U., and is now played by Sig chapters all over the country. Lack of interest in school and a sunny afternoon always creates a long line of challengers for Pollyball. B. Call M. Carlins S. Cites R. Dame M. Dean J. Deart D. Eyrt B. Garfield S. Gibbon T. Grebe D. Harutn R. Hannon B. HoHlnjtwonh K. Jen«en D. Johtuon R. Jchnion P. Kelly B. Kttlet C. Knudtcn M. LaPlant J. Lemperle D. Lowe L. Lyons J. Marti S. Maw B. McKinley Y. McNeil R. Merrill F. Millie C. MoCullovgh ), Moreaux S. Morgan L. Murphy M. Nielsen B. Ofctay J. Old ham P. Olten K.OIton D. Pei e non R. Potier C. Randall S. Reete M. Richard D. Ritehey D. Robinten D. Rohlnton T. Rosen S. Rost D. Sandbers C. Simper D. So re men ]. Sortnton B. Speaker D. Stewart M. Stewart P. Stovet S. Si tons R. Stuart R. Summer R. Summer B. Sutherland J. Taylor A. Terry R. Tuttle M. VandetMevden D. Vllven 304 J. Walker S. Warner J. White J. Wieesoreki C. Willi C. Yturnan L. Ye� tins D. Sorensen E. Rruryton B. Watkin S. Ch « President Vice Ptetiden: Secretary TreJiurer S. Allan D. Anderson H. Anderson L. Badger M. Be� inger S. Bettingcr J. Bcnan.no B. Brown B. Brugget S. Buchanan C. Budge G. Burn B. Buttenthaw C. Calder D. Qiattcitcn S. Claikc R.Cole M. Coleman O. Cook S. Denning; D. Dixon D. Doty B. Elion T. England C. Fvihrlman R. Fuhriman S. Gavvcr B. Gooch D. Groberg D. Greave R. Guike S. Halward D. H on ten S. Hansen C. Horn M. Hatch D. Heath R. Hcllcwcll A. Hilveida P. Holt P. Jcppten D. John on B. Joigecuen C. Loosle D. Lund M. McMtekell K. McMutdse D. Mtlg K. Kelson E. Nlelten J. Olien S. Ohen T. Owen D. Packer D. Parson H. Penney B. Plowman S. Porter D. Poirer T. Powers R. Quintana G. Randall J. Redder R. Reeve M. Reid P. Robert K. Robinson L. Rote K. Roylanee N. Rute R- Ryan J. Spencer R. Roger 1). Siqueiros J. Shumway D. Stanget T. Stayley S. Seeortt R. Stokes B. Strantky R. Stratford F. Swanttrum D. Tall L. Taylor R. Tennant B. Terrill T. Thomas M. Valenruela M. Warr R. Whitchousc F. Wood N. Grcecgut L. Tedd D. Scenes D. Howard Preiidenr Vice Pretident Secretory Treasurer 308 infectious colony There has been a colony growing on this campus. Slowly, adding just a few more each quarter, the colony became bigger, and then you could see it; where it lived, what things it did when not sleeping, what it ate, and where it went. People wondered if the colony would infect others on campus. It did. Its size increased, and now its leaders say you can't call them a fraternal colony any more. Phi Gamma Delta is a chapter. }. Aldrich D. Be r gent r A. Berry P. Beyer J. Call liter Tie-timer D. Chatc C. Ccombi M. Dcetct D. fc'metvoei O. Guernsey H. Hidaway R. Inn-in K. Koetrcr P. Lnub L. Lind D. Lowe T. Maicllo W. Mark M. NfonUtcy B. Mytn D. Palumbo R. Reid R. Rockwood B. Ropelato B. Ruj pel T. Schult: B. Tennent J. William C. Windham 309 310 The Sigma Kappa's love animals. In fact they have collected three dogs (they have come and gone); one duck; a few mice IIH note flllnUfOfI (they froze one night when the heat went IIU |JvI UIIOWvQ off, as usual); one song bird (since the sun stopped shining the canary stopped singing); three sizes of turtles, and every now and then a St. Bernard named Sebastian. What does their house mother say? Well, they aren't called snakes for nothing. V. Bateson K. Bchlinit C. Childers ). G. Christian F. Coomcr M. Daniels C. Evans K. Francis M. Main L. Masco K. Morris V. Noble M. Patterson C. Sardinha M. Schaefer ). Sinfield T. Smith C. Tanner M. (Jllman ). (btauti r. Jeliner p. Smith Prejsrfenr Vice President Secretary Treasurer 311 ah, for fresh air K.D.'s, or Kappa Snappa s to the inside group, follow a rigorous exercise schedule. It paid off; they won the softball championship, (who us? are you kidding?) They get sudden urges to take scenic tours of Cache Valley, via the West Fields at 3:00 a.m. Out there in the toolies is their favorite spot for early morning refreshment — the beanery or Cache Junction. K.D. s just can't seem to eat enough apples and tomatoes. 312 S. Ackroyd J. Allen J. Anderson C. Bailey W. Batlow J. Doden U. Cannon S. Clailc J. Crookston C. Grossman I’. Dairies D. Driscoll J. Elwvxoi J. Erickson V. Eyre K. Fames C. Foxley C. Gardner P. Gcssel G. Greenwood S. Grover K.Gutke K. Guvman M. Hansen P. Heiner A. Holley B. Lane S. Larsen K. Larsen M. LecUirc M. Lewis M. Mackay K. Mather P. McCall S. Moore T. Nielson V. Olcnslagcr A, Palfreyman S. Phillips C. Pratt A. Price P. Rasmussen J. Readme L. Ricks L. Roberts V. Shields J. Sinclair R. Sinclair M. Skidmore J. Sorenson D. Steed D. Tadd K. Telford S. Timpson T. Trane J. VanLeeuwen K. Wilson M. Wilson G. Zobrist 313 fallen arches One hundred and thirty-two boots, or sixty-six pairs, were scattered around the Alpha Chi front-room. They had a ton of hay in their backyard too. It seems that last winter the Alphies rented a barn so they could stomp around in their cowboy boots and sing like Spike Jones (at least some of them did). And when all was said and done, they owned the barn and everything in it. Know the red house second from the corner? I I t . Batru L. Bets E. Bowen L- Bowler V. Brown L . Budge C. Chamber L. Clark T. Cole L. Degn Evan M. Eyre K. Fuhnman K.Garfl M. Greave C. Grow A. Hall T. Hantcn A. Ham K. Harwood P. Hoffman H. Humaker K. Hur r K. Hutband J. Jaeobsen K. Jcnven C. Larsen C. Learham S. Manning G. Martin V. Miner P. Ncllsen C. Nelson C. Nelson S. Olsen J. Payne D. Peel K. Peterson P. Petty A. Phillips N. Preston C. Read P. Richards J. Rydalch C. Seduwtek C. Smith J. Smith K.Sonne J. Taylor C. Thomas A.Tsuya T.Tsuia T. Turner K. Udell L. Warren P. Westerberg ). Wheelwtighi M. White N. Wolfly J. Wolford ). Wood K. Wood S. Fogelberg S. Hcldaw.y L. Linford N. Barlow Vice President Secretary Treasurer 315 D. Adams C. Anderson M. Anderson V. Baldwin L. Barton V. Barber L. Bateson R. Btneson K.Cxvan L. Cowley D. Dairies G. Davie M. Deaton M. El wood P. Elwood K. Farter R.Gedde. M. Gill M. Glover C. Goodrich D. Hansen S- HariUon T. Harr K. Hendrick P. Hyatt P. lvervon F. Jensen C. Johnson C- Knithton L. Larsen M. Mickelson C. Mtitler S. Os a ul S. Packer D. Peterson P. Pool L. Rosine C. Russell J. Seamens S. Shields W. SholfA N. Skidmore C. Smith M. Taylor N. Toot S, Waldron K. Watkins L. Weaver E. Williams N. Wood A. Hansen C. Radter M. Adams President Vice Preiident Secretory C. Harris Treasurer 316 got a match? They served drapes ala ashes, well seasoned, charcoal broiled chairs, and a slightly singed sofa. Tri Delts are known for their warm sincerity. 318 oh hell If you're bored, the AOPi's have borrowed from the young and dressed in new clothes; it's a game. It's called, I dare you to jump rope in the middle of fourth north. They recommend this game to everyone who likes to be in the middle of things. However, if you are not a middle of the roader, they will take you home, pamper you, and bewitch away your worries with quiet guitars and sweet singing. E. Banian A. Bmlthwalte M. Colt D. Hadley ). Hammond S. Hymat J. Man S. Notcnll L. Perke� P. Stuck! K. Torgcjcn V. NVoodbuiy V. Woodward E. Amuitoni! A. L«wi« M. Peikina C. duff Preiident Vice Preiidens Secretary Treamrer 319 C. Adam L. Atvdcnon Ly. Andettcm J. Ar.dre� -� L. Ball S. Bangertcr K. Ballon- P. Baugh A. Bergener A. Boigosno 1). Call S. Ca r vc t C. Chilatenien K. Chutch K. Costlcy ). Daine L. DaWca K. Elrod L. Farmti M. Gallagher C. Gunn J. Hadficld D. Hammond C. Hanten D. Haiucn K. Hart N. Hatch S. Hatch J. Heat L. Hilton C. Holmgren S. Howe L. Jensen R. Jcnicn M. Johnton T. LoBtllt K. Larten S. McCIcnahan K. Merrill M. Milligan M. Motgan S. Nclron C. Olivet D. O’Neill M. Patklnron G. Pcteti S. Prigmore O. Ronnow D. Shelby C. Smith D. Smith J.Stimpron J.Talmadge B. Towmcnd K. Vorir K. Vowlea G. White J. Wllliama C. Wood M. Wright K. Fothetlngham E. Petetton Preiiden: Vice Preiident 320 dial 752-0922 Chi O's collect ough's, make oh's, steal ooh's, and give ah's. They raise chickens in their storage room and drink lots of milk. When they want to have the frats over, they set the laundry room on fire with a hair piece and sing long and loud, St. Louis Woman. 321 1 students in war and peace These patrons allowed Buzzer to dedicate the following pages to a view of USU students involved with war and peace on campus and beyond the campus. Wheelwright Lithographing Co. 975 South West Temple Street Salt Lake City, Utah Albertson's Food Center 49 East 4th North Morris Volkswagon 839 North Main Leven’s 69 North Main Logan Elk's Lodge =1453 920 North 2nd West Thunell’s Photography USU Union Building One Hour Martinizing 27 East 4th North Baugh Jewelry Co. 47 North Main President Daryl Chase University Hill Smith’s Food King 161 East 4th North Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. 295 West Center Campus Christian Fellowship 1315 East 7th North Dan’s Reminder 15 North Main Kater Shop 128 North Main First National Bank of Logan 99 North Main Walker Bank and Trust Co. Cache Valley Branch 102 North Main Cwenie's Shoppe 169 East 4th North USU Bookstore USU Union Building The Red Fox 113 North Main Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ,Y- 74 West First North First Security Bank of Utah 5 South Main I Bank Political Science 175 begins in a circle of green chairs and informal discussion. It is a class organized through President Chase’s Study for the Causes of War and the Conditions for Peace. The academic attention of students is focused on the issues and ideas contained in man’s search for peace. Lectures of various disciplines are invited and individual research is conducted. These studies and class experiences form the basis for further challenges beyond the campus. Perhaps this challenge will be fighting for one’s country or serving in the Peace Corps — a student may become a Jack Petersen in Vietnam or a Diane Porter Goff in Micronesia. My mind turns inward and I begin searching for the core in myself. The war comes to school and I go back past my memories back into my mind past all the arms and legs and voices, past all the faces, back, pushing my way fighting my way back. Back past valleys of rain and mountains of snow, past white white sunlight and pools filled with amber leaves. And still I cannot find it; And still I know it is there. Up I float on yellow sunlight; the university part of me searches and waits, knowing the meaning is there, never able to really define it. The war in Vietnam affected me as it has affected our nation. I was encouraged — only to be discouraged. I witnessed victories which were followed by defeats, and defeats which were followed by victories, and defeats which were followed by defeats. The morale of our military men at all levels is extremely high. They are fighting a war that is complicated by rules of engagement, selective targets and revolutionary development. Occasionally they are bewildered. But they recognize that this is a new kind of warfare and they are learning — and trying. Jack Peterson, USU junior, financed his own trip to Vietnom to interpret the war as a university student. It was necessary to receive special permission from the Department of Defense and the State Deportment to make the tour. He left before finals in December and returned in January. Speaking engagement after speaking engagement ensued for the next few months and kept him on a tense schedule of school, lecturing, and making up fall quarter exams. 324 The Vietnamese have tremendous energy, enthusiasm and stamina. The apathy that is often attributed to them is actually indifference that is the result of decades of war. We are there to assist a people build a nation — not to build it for them. A cooperative war on public health, nutrition and education needs to be launched on a massive scale. Token efforts yield token results. We can not succeed in building a nation by regimenting or destroying a people. The long-term victims of this war are the Vietnamese children. A generation of these youth has been deprived of adequate nutrition, medical care and education. An environment of peace and safety is unknown. The threat of disfigurement and death stalks them year after year and the loss of a father is taken for granted. I returned to the United States knowing that we are committed as a nation to assist the Republic of Vietnam establish a stable and independent government. But I began to wonder, Whose stable and independent government? 326 Diane Porter Goff, a former USU theater major, entered the Peace Corp in September, 1967. After training she began teaching English and drama in a Micronesian high school. A different way of life developed for Diane and her husband involving a new language, new habits, and new thought patterns. Living at the level of her coworkers, she is expected to become as completely as possible a member of her new community. I sit on the cot and look through the open door past banana trees and coconut palms to Katrina washing her baby in a mangrove swamp. I can hear her family laughing as they cook our supper under a thatch shelter down the hill. A small white dog wanders in the open door and looks cautiously at me. A girl comes in. Ra na nim, she greets me and laughs shyly, filling her pan with rice. She and the white dog leave together. We sit on woven pandana mats and eat our supper of fish, rice, and friend bread fruit. Faces reflect the lantern light. By flashlight we go to a meeting on the other side of the island. Along the dark trail families sing out greetings as we pass. Katrina crouches by a low fire. The white dog, a child standing on either side, looks out from a crack. 328 A Abertole, Dole 298 Abolorin, Somucl Ajide 118, 270 Abouhamod. Sodq A. H. 181. 227. 254 Abplonolp, lorry Floyd 1 81 Abroho. Hogot 236 Abramt. Kathleen 181 Abramt. Morylyne 135 Acklin. Undo 167 Ackroyd, Shoron lynn 313 Acordagoitio, Gory 135 Acton, Ken 135 Adam . Alyion 181, 240 Adams, Bob 135 Adorn . Carolyn 153. 155.252.320 Adorn . Oione 153.215.316 Adorn . Emerton 292 Adorn . Golen Cloyne 213 Adom . Golden Virgil Jr. 181. 257 Adorn , Jonice 135 Adorn , Marcia 181.316 Adorn . William 135 Adomnon. Eric 233, 303 Adomion, Mac J. 303 Ahmod. No� lm 226 Ahmon. Marianne 181 Aiken, Sandro 167 Aintcough. Keirh S. 181 Akhfar, H. 224 Akromi, Ahmod All 1 67, 224 Alba. Somuel 167 Albougl. Thomo E. 254 Alcorn. Cort 167.235 Alder, Dorwm 135 Alder, Richard Leo 244 Aldrich, Jock 181,309 Alexander, Alice C. 181 Alexander, B. 210 Alexander. John T. 225 Alexander. Tim 181 Alexander, William 167.210 Allaie. H. 224 Allan, Stephen 306 Allen, Bonnie 241.313 Allen. Corole 181 Allen. Dovid 261 Allen. Oenm 181.251 Allen. Gordon 167. 237. 266 Allen. Grant LaMar 200 Allen. Jed 167 Allen, Jo eph T. 181 Allen Judy lynn 127. 268.313 Allen. Kent 266.291,304 Allen. Kirk Jo eph 200 Allen, lorry 235 Allen, Myrno 181 Allen, Richard 135 Allen. Sharon 135 Allred. Ann 135 Allred. Dorwm 233. 244 Allred, Steven 135 AII� op. Cleone 181 Al ton, Jome Allen 294 Aliup, Patrick 298 Alvorez. Alfred 107.122 Amundten, Kip 304 Anderegg, John Fred 200 Anderegg, Mary Ann 135 Ander en, Arlene 181 Ander� en, Jim 135 Anderten, Clare 153 Anderten, Dovid 304 Ander en. Jome 167 Anderten. Kenneth 153. 155 Anderten, Marilyn 135 Anderten. Stephen 242 Anderton. Alvin Corl 228. 30C Anderton, Arlo 167 Anderton. Barry 181.243 Anderton. Brent C. 1 35 Anderton. Bryan 181 Anderton, Craig G. 135 Anderton, Darrell 234 Anderton. Dovid 306 Andetton, Dennit E. 244 Anderton, Dennit 181 Anderton. Don 233 Anderton. Eorlene 217, Anderton, Elaine 135 Anderton. Fred 181 Anderton, Gory 304 Anderton. Gory 107 Anderton, Hal 153,306 Anderton, Jome 231 Anderton. Jome 234 Anderton, Jonet 167. 271 Anderton. Jocelyn 135.313 Anderton, Joseph M. 181 Anderton, Kathleen 167 Andreton. launa 153 Anderton. Krittine 181 Anderton, lovon Keller 181 Anderton. leonord 254 Anderton, lindo 320 Anderton, tyndo 320 Anderton. Mary loo 135, 316 Anderton, Paulo 262 Anderton. Paulette 135 Anderton, Richard 181 Anderton. Sherrie 135 Anderton. Sherry 135 Anderton. Steven 294 Anderton. Wayne 167 Andreoten, Cothy 135 Andreaten, Norwin Dovit 135 Andreotten. Terry 234 Andrew, Jamet Gorrett 181. 243 Andrew . Jonice 269, 320 Andrut, Dennit 135 Andrut, Maureen 269 Angell. Morri 285 Angetl. Tom 245 Angut, Daniel 135 Aoki. Harley 135 Applmg. Henrietta 282 Archibald. Goylo K. 135 Arciaga, Judy 181,266 Argyle, Sandra 247 Armttrong, Elaine 167. 291,319 Arnell, Brent 135 Arner. Mark 167 Arner. Sandra 167 Arnold. Richard Park 153.231 Arnono, Anthony R. 278, 279 Arp, 8en|omin C. 153 Arrington. James 135 Arruti, Vicki lynn 153 Atchenbrenner, Peggy Ann 135 Athby.Jean 167 Athcroft. Evelyn 135 Athrof. H. 224 Athrof. Shaikh Nomed 200 Atkinton. Elizabeth 181 Atkinton, Marlene 135 Atwood, Robert 180, 261.266.285 Auttin, Frederick V. 181 Auttm. Jeon 167, 214. 271 Auttin. Oeie 107 Auttin. Rick 298 Averett. Devro 135 Ayletf. Maureen 153. 262 B Baadtgoord. Morgoret 153 Bachmon, Rebecca 135 Bochmonn, Robert 181 Bocklund. Maurice A. 181 Badger, leon 167.306 Baer. Ellen 167.238 Bagley, Margaret 135 Bohae, Munir Mohamad 181 Bahomonde, Abel E. 118.153 Boibo. Eugene 167 Bailey. Clela Jan 135.313 Boiley. Oovid Eugene 200 Bo.ley. Dov.d 181.244 Bo.ley. Michael 135 Bair. Catherine 153 Bair, Chrittine 167 Bair, Michael Leigh 181 Boif, Rolph 135 8oir. Ted 301 Boird, Croig 236 8aird, Duane 107 Baker. Dean 135 Baker, Douglot 181,238. 244 Boldertton, Peggy 135 Boldwm, Vmcentio 316 index Bole, Norma 153.262 Bole . Randal 153 Ball.Elome 167 Ball. Joan Kay 135 Ball, letl.e 167.320 Ball Margaret 181.271 Ballard, Evan 181 Ball . Paulette 135 Bancroft. Jome 231 Bongerter, Showna 320 Bangerter, Vol 304 Bank , lynn B. 303 Barber. Vicki Lynne 316 Borfutt, Brent 256 Borfutt. Corol 167 8orfu s, Delon 301 Borfutt. Robert Dale 256 Borfutt. Sheldon 135 Barker. Bill 181 Barker. Bonita 181 Barker. Brent 153 Barker, Bruce 153 Barker, Reed 181. 238.244.260 Borlow. Cheryl 153.262 Barlow. Kothy 135,320 Borlow, Mary So 181.266.313 Bornes, Tom Chorlet 276 Borney. Roy 234 Bornhordt, Jerry 298 Barnhart. Richard 292 Barnier, Koy Darlene 182 Barrett. Melvm 182 Barrett. Shauno 135 Borrut, Denite 315 Bartlett, Joanne 167 Barton, Bonnie 127. 135 Barton, David 135 Borton, Dennit 294 Barton, lindo Koy 316 Barton. Ned 167 Barton. Paul 1 53 Barttchi. Carlin 153 Borttchi, Saundra 153 Battett, Clinton 135 Battett, Fred 259 Bottian, Eioine 167. 319 Battett, Judith A. 136 Bottian, Terry 182 Bateman, Brenda 182 Bateman. Foline 232 Bateman, Judy 153 Bote . Geroldme 182 Bote . Jeanette 136 Bate ton. ladawn 316 Bareton. V.vki 291.311 Bottit, Stephen 253 Batty. Merle 182 Boty.Ann 153 Bauer. Brookt 236 8ough, Duane 182,259 Bough. Patricio 320 Bough, Peggy Alice 182 Baugh, Terry 136 Baum. Blame 182.298 Boumgorner. lindo 153 Baxter. Poul 136 Boyoumi. Mobomed Abbott 227.253 Beagley, Dennit 303 Beamet, Jon 136 Beomet, Kue Holliday Jr. 182 Beau. Bill 153 Beardall, Brent 136 Beck. Chorlet 298 Beck. Jamet 167 Becktteod. Alyton 153 Becktteod. Shauna 136 Bcckttrond, Kraig M 182.253 Beckttrand, linford C. 1 82. 225 Beckttrond. M jrylouite 182 Beebe. Alice larue D. 182 Beery, Polglote 136 Bcetloy. Bradford 304 Beesley. Dovid 294 Beetley. Vcrn 136 Beezley, Lawrence 167 Behling, Kathryn 153. 319 Behling, letlie 136 8ehm, Fred 292 Belcher, Williom 153 Bell. Iona 136,252 Belnop, Delwyn E. 182 Bement. Robert 167 8ennett, Boyd 136 Benneon. David 182 8ennett, loMoinc 153 Bennion, David 153 Benmon. Scott 136 Bennion, laurolee 153 Beno. M. 210 Benton, Bonnie Rae 1 82 Benton, Oiann 136 Benton, Jan 167 Benton, Robert 136 Benton, Shelia 136 Benton. Marie Thereto 182, 240. 243 Bentton, Rite 136,215,316 Berg. Dole Roy 266.271.285 Berg. Laura 167,169,315 Berg, Madilyn 182 Bergener. Ann Lee 320 Bergencr, Dovid 309 Bergener, Phillip Rott 182 8ergera, Clifford 298 Bergevon. Joteph 167, 244 Bergeton, Kathleen 153 Berghouf. Ann 136 Bcrgtjo. Janice 167 Bergttrom. John 153 Berrett. Dean 297 Berry, Hoi 309 Berry Joan 153 Berry. Mox 136 Berry, Pauline 153 Bertek. Dennit David 231 Bettmger. John 136 Be stinger, Mox 306 Bettmger, Sam 122.134.306 Betti. Franklin 153 Beutler, Ivan 171 Beutler. Jamet 182 Beutler. Norene 136 Beveridge. Morgoret 167 Bevilocqua, Louis 153,260 Beyer. Poul 309 Bhuiya, Shofi Uddin 226 Bickmore. David 304 Biekmore. Poul 304 Bicknell. Bradford 303 Biddulph, Charles M. 250 Biederman. David 167 Bigg . Jamet H. 304 Bigg . Rhondo 136 Bilderback. Ed Leroy 182 Billeter. Alene 153 Billing . Jamet Blaine 294 Bill . Sherrie 136 Bmgham. Beth 136 Bingham, Carolyn 136 Bmghom. Corolyn 136 Bingham, Gail Eldon 182 Bmghom, Heber 182.301 Bingham. James 153 Bmghom, Morgoret 1 82. 240 Bingham, Robert 136 Bingham. Rex 136 Birchell. Brent 136 Bird, Stephen 231 Bird. Terrell 153 Birkes. Martha 136 Birkin. Kathleen 182 Bitchoff. Anne 153, 217,245.271 Bitel. Jode 153,155.245 Bithop, Corol Anne 281 Bithop, Helen 153.217 Bi thop, Wayne 241,261 Bierke. Rick 167 Black, David Arlo 200 Black. Koy 167 Black. Potty 153 Black, Susan Koy 153 Blackwood. Jamet 200. 232 Blakewood, John 231 Blanch. Joteph 167,244, 261.267. 285 Blater, Rexine 136 8olter. Stephen 241. 261.265.266 Blodgett, Terry 182 Blohm. Donald 225 Blotter, Linda 136 Blyze, Johnett 136 Bo-dell, JoAnn 136 Boden. Jill 127,136.313 8odily, Barry John 1 53, 301 Bodily, Burke 182.301 Bodily. Delorit 182 Bodily, Helen 167 Botonder, Connie 136 Bolt. Michoel 248 Bononno. Joteph 182, 306 Bonnell. Robert 182 Bookers. Richard 253 Boone. Suzanne 182 Booth, Douglas 294 8ooth. Geoffrey 167.231 Booth, Mame 136 Booth, Shoron lee 238 Borges. Jolyn 136 8orgogno, Anne 1 S3. 252, 320 Borrego, Alice 182 8orrego, Barboro 167 Borup, Charles 153.234 Bosley, Bruce 243 Boithardf, Sandra 182, 232 Botworth. Miki 136.316 8ott. Dorothy 154, 262 8ouck, Terry lee 154 Bourland. Darrow 136 Bowen, Elto Jean 315 Bowen, Jane 247 8owen, Moxme 154 Bowen, Vicky Ann 154 Bowler. Lucinda 315 Bowman, Jeon 182 Bowman, lee Eric 182. 251.300 Boyden. Juneva Corol 276 Boyer, Craig 107 Boyer, lee Ann 154 Boyle. Catherine 167 Boyolen. Juneva Carol 276 Bradford. Alice 238 Bradley, Gordon 154 Bradshaw. Jane Marie 1 54, 155,237.262 Brody. Marilyn 167 Broegger, Randy 136 Braifhwoite. Alyt 167,319 Bramble. Robert 182.297 8'omboll. Robert 136 Breckenridge. Bonnie 182 Bredfhouer. Jeanette 136 Breitinger, Don 234 Brenchley. Chorly Ann 241 Brenn, Tana 316 Brennan. Thomas 297 8rett. Dovid 182,248 Brewer. Chrittine 153 Brewer. Ellen 167, 230, 238 8rierly. Phillip 107 8riggs. Julionne 136 8riggt, Mary 167 Briggs. Richard 154, 300 Brimholl, Jacqueline 136 Bringhuttt, John Frank 261,274 Bringhunt. Ronald 304 Brinton. Patricia 316 Broadbent, Curtit 182 Broodbent, Joteph lee 253 Broadbent, Kent 167 Broodbent. lee 168 Broadbent, Marilyn 182 Broadbent, Mary lou 154.155 8roodbent. Eunice 154 Broberg, Arnold Dale 182 Brown, Peggy lynn 154 Brown, Robert C. 182, 306 Brown, Sfovcn 304 Brown, Volerie 315 Brownmg. Jamet 136 Brugger. Eillord 306 Bruhn, Johann 234 Brunton. Eliot 304 Brugger, Bill 154 Bryan. Potty lynn 192 Buchonon. Bennion 168,304 Buchanan, Stonley 306 Buchannon. Tom 235, 298 Buck. Linda 262 Buckhoutc, John Chappie 200 Budge, Corf 306 Budge, Douglot 168, 298 Budge. Jerry lynn 154 Budge. Linda 235,247.316 330 Budge. Neil 136 Buhler.Lif.ds 137 Bum. Michael 248 Bullen, Brott 304 Butler , (teed 304 Buttock. Robert 154 Bur e. Kent 304 Bunker. K.m 297 Burbank, Irvin K. 200 Burden. David Fronos 1 82 Burdige. Margaret 154 Burd'ck, Jerri 168 Burgess. Vicky D. 200 Burke, Don 261.281 Burke, David 303 Surnop. Russell 248 Burnord. Williom P. 182 Burnet?, Floyd David 232 Burnett. Tanyo 168, 232 Burnette, Paul 182. 257 Burns. Cory I 68 Burns. Gregory lee 306 Burns. 8ryon 297 Burrie, Dee 137 Burrow, Kenneth 107 Burt, Paul 154 Burtenshow. Bonita 241 Burfenshow. Bruce 122.306 Burtenshow, Tern 168 Burton, Linda 182 Burton, Marcio 1 37 Burus. Karen Leigh 278, 279 Butcher. Robert 107 Butcher. Susan 137 Butler. Dennis 168 Butters. Ann 137 Butters. Morcio 183 Buxton. Patricio 137 Bybee. Andrew 200 8y!und. Robert 137 Bywoter, Deverl 137 Bywotet, Renae 183 C Com, Susan 137 Coino. John 266. 268, 298 Colder, Cra g 306 Colderwood. Robert 154.292 Coll. Barbara 245. 320 Coll. Carlo Roe 183.316 Coll, Louise 137 Coll, Moren 315 Coll, Margene 183 Call. Rotdo lee 182 Coll, Steven 137 Coll. Williom 304 Callaway. David 297 Calloway, Roger 209 Callister, John 309 CallIster, Lynn 137 Campbell, Jeneone 183 Compbell, Joan 168 Cononn. Cormen 154 Condlond, Scott 298 Canfield. M-choel 154 Cannon. Barboto C. 313 Cannon. Conduce 137 Cope. Charles 168 Capps. Jomes 137 Capps. Rodney Alon 294 Cord, Bryce 183. 257 Cardoll, Connie 154 Cordon. Joy 137 Carling. Joel 168 Corlmg. Mary Dorothy 200 Carling, Michael 304 Corlson. Francis Joy 183 Corlson. Janet 137 Carlson. Jay 253 Corlson. Johon Otte 225 Carly. Gene 183 Carpenter, Donald 168. 231.234 Corr. Kenneth 137.298 Corrigan. Susan 137. 217. 252 Carroll, Mark 137 Corter, Cindy 137 Carter, Dee Wynn 154 Carter, Ann 137 Carver, Susan 320 Cary .Ann lee 137 Cory. Susan 154 Casper. Jay Wilson 200 Costleton, Glono 168 Costleton, John 154 Costo, Aileen 137 Covoli . Donald Oscar 200 Covonough. Michelle 154. 245 Conanaugh, Thomos 297 Cetraro, Ronald Louis 1 83 Chombers, Carolyn 315 Chambers, Lorry Alfred 183 Chambers. Paul 183.234 Chomptin. Cathy 1 37 Chong. Chio Seng 200 Chong Mor.o Mei-Yong 200 Chong Nmg-Mmg 200 Chapman. Thomos 183,234 Chappie, Suson 137 Chord. D one 316 Charlton. Robert Eldered 184 Chose. Donald 309 Chose. Randal 137 Chose. Steven 304 Chostain. Nancy 137 Chatierton, Richard 306 Chaudry Abdul Maiid 200. 224 Chaudry, Muhommod SHafi 1 84 Chessman. William Earl 271 Chen.Chio-Pin 200 Chen. Yung-Kuong 200 Chessman, Williom 154. 209 Chew.Ben 154.332 Crew. Jerry 137 Child, Andrew 235 Child. Rowson Dennis 253 Childers. Carrole 311 Childs. Cothleon 138 Cho. Soogil 226 Choe. Yang Myung 226 Chou. Tsong Wen 200 Christensen. Ann 168 Christen. Corl 1 54 Christensen. Burke 298 Christensen. Coren 320 Christensen, Carolyn 138 Christiansen. Gail I. 184 Christensen. Gary I. I 84 Christensen. Glen 154.232 Christensen. John 154 Christensen. Wynn K. 200 Christensen. Kent 1 54 Christensen. Linda 168,243 Christensen. Linda Jone 154 Christensen. Lucy 271 Christensen, Malyn 154 Chr.stensen, Marilyn 154 Christensen, Mark 168 Christensen, Mourine 1 54 Christensen. Noomi 138 Christensen. Norman G. 184 Christensen, Pamela 168 Christensen. Paul H. 233 Christensen. Peter 154 Christensen. Rebecca 168 Christensen. Robert D. 184 Christensen, Ryon 154,297 Christensen. Shirl 303 Christensen, Vikki 138 Christensen. Walter 168 Christensen. Wynn 245 Chnslenson, J, R. 107 Chnstion. Jane 311 Chnstionsen, Beverly 1 38 ChnsteMersen. Kathy 184 Christopherson. Mary 184 Chu, Fronk 200 Chuang, Horn Ching 201 Chun. Ralph 168.239 Church. Kri steen 320 Chrvmo, Jock 184 Clark. David 168 Clark. Linda 154.315 Clark. Sandra 166, 169. 313 Clark. Scott 138 Clark. Thoylene 237, 257 Cmrke. Shirl 306 Class, Pcvletto 154.316 Ciouss, Ernest 184 Cloy, umett 292 Cloyson, Suson 168 Cloyton, Shelley 138 Clayton, Richard 168 Cloyton, Steve 297 Clegg. Steven 304 Clever, lorry 154.155 Clow, Timothy 184 Oowshow, Roy Ian 24 8 Cluff. Claudio 168. 319 Clyde, Christine 154 Coates, Joseph 229 Coburn, Kloyne Merlin 184 Coe. Charlene 154, 231 Coffey. Gregory 168 Cole. Dennis 254 Cote. Rex 304 Cole, Terry Lynne 315 Colemon, J. P. 184 Colemon, Jomes 261 Solemon. Leroy 168 Colemon, Michael 138.306 Coles, Jan 154 Collins, Morilee 138 Colsi, Kelly 248 Colthorp, Gordon 138 Colton, Gory 154 Coltrin, Mary Beth 231 Compton. Anne 231. 244 Compton, Eliiobeth 168 Conder. Brent 294 Conder, Jerry 294 Condie, Keith 237, 343 Condie, Rex 184.256 Condos, Scott 248 Conger, Terry 184 Colin, Donny 138 Connelly. Mardon 184.256 Conover, Lmdo 168 Conradi. Jerry 294 Cook. Allan 154.221 Cook. Clo.r 158 Cook. Dennis 168.233 Cook, Duone 138 Cook, Eugene 233, 300 Cook, Gory 306 Cook, Jeon Harding 184 Cook. Merilyn 168 Cook. Richard 138 Cook, Robert 294 Cook, Sandra 154 Cook, Sheryln 138 Cook. Warren 274 Cook. Willard 200 Cooley. Doug 138 Coombs, Catherine 168 Coombs. Christopher 242, 309 Coombs, SolHe 138 Coomer. Fronkie lee 184. 311 Cooper. Jolene 168 Cooper, Yarry 138.221 Cooper, William Rice 242 Cope, Henry 298 Corey. John 154 Cornoby, Joy 303 Corsi, Kelly 138 Cosfloy, Kevon 154.320 Coulsey. Bruce 138 Court, Susan 138 Covey. Vicky 155 Covington, Elroy 220 Cowan. Kristine 138. 316 Cowles. Margaret 168 Cowley. Chodley Ann 1 38 Cowley. 8ruce 294 Cowley. Louise 155,316 Cowley. Ruth Ann 168, 169. 243 Cox. Blone 155 Cox, Glenn 184 Cox. Jolynn 168, 240 Crandall. John 168.259 Crandall, Lawrence 255. 298 Crane, Alon 1 84 Crone, Cherly 138 Crane. Pom 138 Jim Sommers, Photographer-in-Chief 331 Bert Chew, Head Photographer Crone, Polly 168 Crap©. John 168, 254 Crowshow. Alon 155 Coppen', Kona 138 Crippen, Michael 267 Critchfield. Andrew 184 Crockett. David 184. 298 Croft. Jono 184 Croney,Foye Ann 184 Crook. V. Bruce 1 84 Crookston. Jane 184, 313 Crosby, Kathleen 138 Croihow, Roylan 138 Crosslin, Amelia Ann 184 Crossman. Catherine 313 Crostic, Frederick 168 Crazier, Claude 235 Crum, Madilyn 184 Crumbs. Christionna 138 Cuccia, Nick 107 Cull.more. Judy 138.247 Curfew, Donald 248 Curtis, Ann 138 Curtis. Dovid 184,253 Curtis. Nancy 138 Curtis. Robert 298 Curtis. Sherri 138 Curtis, William 168.231 Cottoys, Charles J. 270 Chushnie, Lloyd Georgo 184 Cutler, Dorcy 168.238 Cutler, Jocklynn 184 Cutler, Cun 291 Cygonovich, Lawrence 155 Dogley. Keith Allen 184 Dahl, Linda 138 Doinet. Oionnc 316 Domes. Judy 320 Domes. Pamela 264,285.313 Daines. Richard 228 Domes. Ronald 304 Daines. Scott 138 Dallas. Sue Anne 155 Dolhmote, loro 138 Dolton, Dixie 168. 274. 279 Da no. Nolo 138 Daniels, James 184 Daniels, Judy 184 Darnels. Mel.nda 138.311 Daniels. Solden 168 Dans'O. Diana 138 lorley, Poulme 168 Darnngton. Lawana 138 Dottage. Rozan 169 Daughtery, Terry 184 Daughtroy. Doryl 297 Davenport. Jcrold 303 Dovics. Goyle 316 Davies. Gerald Keith 184 Dovies, LoDawn 138,320 Oavies. Walter 155 Davis, Allen Lynn 1 84 Davis, Bruce 184 Davis, Dovid 183 Davis, Dean 169.245 Davis. Donald 242 Davis, Joy 268. 279 Davis. Kathleen 138 Davis, Lynnetre 138 Davis, Samuel 138 Dovis. Leslie Down 138 Day. Jerrold 294 Day, Kenneth 1 84 Dean, Mark 304 Dean.Suzanne 266. 279 Dzons. John 304 Dedr.ck. Ronald 253 Deaton. Mary 139,247.376 Deeter. Mark 155,309 Degelbeck. Scott 155 Deg orgio, Fred 201 Dcgn, Louise 184. 241.285.315 Delaney. Gary 139 Oslaney, Michael 139 Oo Mortini. Ken 107 De Moss. Richard 184 Denning. St even 306 Dennis, Joseph 298 Dennis, Kathleen 155, 276 Dennis, LeRoy 266 Deonanan, Carlton 201 Deononan, Venus 184 Dor-Sen 205 Dermit. Douglas 297 Derres, Henry 169 Desai, T. C. 201 De Simone. Josephine 169, 230 Dcsrochcrs. Paul 234 Detwilor, Chor'es 107 Dexter. Dole 184.242 Dhaliwol, Gurdip Singh 184, 227. 270 Dial. Rick 139 Dickerson, Imdo 139 Dickinson, Lynda 1 39 Dill.on, Steven 185.253 Dimond, Judy 155 Dmsdale, Ramon 18S, 237,260 Dipoma, Larry 297 Dirksen,Dennis 201 Ditrmer, Phil 285 Oivmo. Nancy 1 39 Oison. Darrel 306 Dixon, Eunice 169 Doane.Judy 1 55 Dobson, lauro 1 69 Dodge. Nadenc 169,217 Dodoo. Yeboa Alex 236 Donoldson, Daniel I 85 Donaldson. Robert 231,268 Doolittle. Douglas 169. 234 Dorius. lorry 201 Doty. Dennis 306 Dowdle. Billie Joyce 228 Dawhamuk, Linda 169 Downs. Sherry I 39 Drabant, Scott 169 Drake. Undo 169 Droper, Groy 169 Draper, John Edward 185 Draper, Kathleen I 39 Draper, Sheldon 185 Drcnnon, Robert 234 Driscoll. Debbie 139.313 Dudley. Nancy 185 Dufner, Stephen 169 Duke. Rodney 155 Dvinnoway, Donald 297 Dunkm, Howard 234 Dunlop. Mary Jo 139 Dunn, Candace 155 Dunstan, William 297 Dur.ng, Kent 294 DDurront. Colleen 185 Durrant, Linda 155, 228 Dusserre, Dcnoe 1 65 Dutro, Williom 297 Ovtson. Delores 139 Duwe, Charles 24 2 Dwyer, Diane 230 Dyers, Dyann 231 E Eades, Guy 139,292 Earl. Gary 185. 2SO. 251 Eorl, Michael 1 55 Eorp, Steve John 203 Eastland, Shirley 139. 229 Eberhard. Ke.th 300 Ebersole. Charles W. 261 Ebert, Richard Thomas 185 Eborn, Vick. 139 Edmunds. Neil 256 Edwards. Dovid 225 Egan, Linda 169 Egan.Rona 155 Egan, Walter 292 Egelund. William 298 Eggert, Karen 252 Eggleston, Jenny 185. 232, 240 Ehlert. Arman loron Eichme.er, Steven H. 201 Eidick. Fay Yuonne 276 Elden, Robert 297 Elder. George 253 Etdridge, Frederick E. 225 Elggren. Jeanne 169 Eliason. Jimmie P. 185 Elioson. Lynette 169 Eliason, Richord 306 Elkins, Patricia 139 Ellerbcck, John 297 Ellen, Rulor Sheldon 201 Elliott, Bonme 139 Elliott, Carol Lee 1 85 Ellis. R.ta 169 Elymore, Eugene Lawrence 201 Elrod. Knst. 139.320 Elsor. Diono Lynn 280 Elwood.Jacquelme Lee 155, 247. 313 El wood. Mary Frances 134, 139. 316 El wood. Patricia Ann 279, 299. 247. 316 Emerson, Dennis 185.210,309 Emery, Kothleen 169 Emery, Robert 291, 294 Endo. Ray Kcnji 239 England. Clork Morgon 261. 274. 285 England, Ted 306 Engstrom. Joh 229,234 Erekson. Neal 155 Erickson. Barry Austin I 85 Erickson. Rondo H 237, 256 Erickson. Spencer O. 256 Ertl, Danda 139 Espil. Barry 298 Evplin. Roy 243 Sstep. Kenneth 1 39 Evans, Bruce 292 Evons. Corolee 185 Evans. Cole 1 69 Evans, Dean L. 185 Evons, Eleni 139 Evans, Geraldine 311 Evans. Jennifer 315 Evans, Kathleen 155 Evans, lorna 185 Evons. Neal 169. 244. 260 Evans. Paul 1 39 Evans, Randy 139 Evans. Sandro 1 39 Evans. Susan Kay 247 Evans. Sylvio 155 Eyre. Doug 304 332 Eyro, James 155 Eyre, MoriOfio 266. 315 Eyre. R.chord 241,261.285 Eyre. Vicki Roe 139.313 Ezodporost. A 224 F Fackroll, Robert 294 Foerbor. Oovid 139 Fohrt, Dolli 200 Fain, Jomes 235 Foirehild, Brent 185 Foircbild, Kathleen 169 Fait, Howord 298 Folohi, A. 224 Farohon. Bohrom 169 Forohon, Khosrow 169 Former, Lmdo 320 Fames. Kottie 313 Farnsworth. Wendy 139 Faroukhmo, N. 224 Farrar, Beverly 139 Forrer. Kathryn 316 Foust. Robert 253 Fovillo, Robert 292 Feotherstone. Jeff 294 Felix, Relo'o 155.262 Felt. Bryan 155.220.271 Fenton, Tess 139 Ferguson, Graceanne 169 Ferguson, Richard I 69, 225 Fcrrin, James 294 Feu . Undo Anne 185 Fielding, Alan 232 Fieldmg, Don Roy 201 Fillmore, Bonnie 139 F.ndloy. Linda 139 Findlay, Ron lomont 185 Fmdling, Susan 139 Fmlinson, Jane 185 F.rth. Max 139 Fischer, Glccn Lee 231 Fiscus, Pomelo 169 Fish. Carolyn 139 F.sh, Sandro Kay 185.241 Fisher, Donald 238 Flonogon, Kathleen 185, 230 Flint, Gregory 1 85, 244, 261 Fogelberg, Sue 315 Fogg, John Charles 185 Follin. David 292 Fonnesbeck. Douglos 201.298 Fonnesbeck, Kathryn 169 Fonnesbeck, Myron Bruce 186 Ford, Howard 139.294 Forsberg, Cheryl 156 Forsberg. Lynn 170,243 Forsgren, Clifford 139.209 forsgren, Deon 185, 257 Fortier, Dconn 170 Forxoni, John 107 Forxani, Joseph 107 Fothermghom, Jack 140 Fotheringhom. Karen 320 Fowers, David 140 Fowler. Jane 140.252 Foxley, Gretel Ann 186,313 Francis, Kathleen 311 Francis, Ronold 233. 244. 266. 285, 300 Frondsen, Velyn 156 Frandson, L. 224 Frank, Leslie 156 Froser, Marianne 140 Frotto, Felix 294 Frozier, Notocho 169 Freemon. Noncy 170 Frecmon, Shauno 140 Freitas. Peggy 156 Frcwin, Mary Lou 140 Friery, Edward 225 Frowem, Mary 140,230 Frutos, Justo Pastor 118, 186 Fuhriman, Claudia Jeon 201 Fvhnman. Craig 306 Fuhrimon. Dixie lee 186, 238 Fuhrimon, Joyce 128.140 Fuhriman, Kathy 315 Fuhriman, Michael 140 Fuhrmon. Roger! 170,306 Fujiwara, Neal 140 Fukui, Gloria 130,214 Fuller, Margaret 140, 215 Fuller. Richard 156.292 Fullmer, Blanche I 56 Fullmer, Gory 298 G Gadgar, B. 270 Goiley, Kathleen 186 Galley. Linda 156 Goiley, Mary 140 Goiser, Sandro 140,211 Golont, Alexander 279 Gallagher, Mary 320 Galloway, Cheryl 202 Galvez, Marleen 140 Gamble. Oouglos Blaine 186 Gamble. Keith 170,269 Gandhi. Jyotmdro 202 Goppmoyer, Robert 235. 245.300 Gappomayer, Rubt 170 Garbis. William 140 Gordmer, Larry 140 Gordner, B'yce 186,251.300 Gardner, Don Emerson 186 Gardner. Greer 186, 313 Gardner. Jonet 170 Gardner, Lois 170 Gorey. Charles Lee 186 Garff. Kr.stine 291,315 Garfield. Bruce 304 Gorficld, John 156 Garfield, John O. 156 Garland, James 156 Gorr, Stephen 156 Gorrett, Julie 140 Gorske, Carl 231 Cashier, Ted 245 Gasser. Stephen 306 Gates, Michael 297 Gatherum, Anrone 140 Geddes, Renoe 247.316 Gee, Jomes Ricks 186 Geersten, Dennis 202 Ceils, Boon 253 Gentry, Potncio 156, 262 George, Galvin Ross 186 Georgoussis. Ponoyiotis 202 Gerber, Nylo Jeon 156 Gessel. Potrico 128, 252, 313 Gessel, Randyl 140 Ghoyyur, Mohammad 226, 270 Giocovelli, Robert 297 Gibbons. Stephen 304 Gibbons, Ted 301 Gibbs, Helen 170 Gibson, Connie 140 Gary Smith, Photographer Giese, Marvin 170 Gilbert, Max 300 Giles. Terri Lee 156 Gill, Marilyn 140.247.316 Gilliam, Tommy 170 Gillins, Keith 156 Gilmore, Cori 140, 248 Gilroy. Robert 292 Gilveh. John 294 Giro. Paulo 140 Gittens. Claudia 170 Glosser, Stephen 234 Gleason, Julie 140 Glover, Lawrence 186,292 Glover, Marco 316 Glover. Poul 140 Gneiring. Laron 140.232 Gnuschke. John 170 Goates, Robert 294 Gochnour. Jimmy Godin, Beverly 140,252,282 Gorcoechea. Irene 156 Goicoechco. Pete 230 Gold. R.ck 107.186.243.260 Gonzalez. Robert Julio 202 Goo. Ihomos 186. 239 Gooch. Brent 306 Good, Margaret 140 Goodall, Robert 248 Goodliffe, Rodney 297 Goodrich, Carolyn 316 Goodwin, Roietta 156,211 Goossens, Harvey 107 Gordon, Jomes 292 Gordon, Karen 269 Gong, James 297 Goring, Williom 156 Gosnoll, Douglas 107 Goss. Kathleen 170 Gourley, PcorlAnn 140 Graham, Dennis 298 Graham, Mary Levonia 211 Graham, Melvern 292 Grandy, David 140 Graves, Sandy 186, 231 Gray, Donald Kenneth 229 Groybill. Dion 156 Grooves, Pavid 306 Greaves. Morianne 315 Greaves. Toni 156 Grebe. Jomes 304 Green, Anne 170 Green. James 267, 276 Green, Steven 241. 264,266, 285 Green. Samuel 140 Grcenholgh, Margaret 170 Greenwood. Gaylo 140,313 Greiner, John 156 Grewe, Williom 234 Griffin, Elizabeth 169,170 Griffin. Dav.d 170 Griffin, Robert 170,253 Griffin, Stephen 294 Groberg. Dennis 306 Groll. John 170 Grotegut. Ne.l 291,306 Grover. Morgene 140, 283 Grover, Shirley 1400,313 Grover, Tamara 140 Groves. Kenneth 292 Grow. Chalycc 315 Grow, Douglas Craig 238 Grow, Patricia 186 Grupe. Steven 186, 297 Gudmundsen, Rosemory 186 Guernsey, Gary 242, 309 Guisri, Bill 156 Gunderson, Mary Elaine 156 Gundorson. Darrel 236 Gunderson. Janet 186 Gunn. Christina 291,320 Gunn. Dav.d 186.291.320 Gunnell, Mory Jeon 156 Gurney. Wayne 221,271 Gutke, Kathryn 169. 170, 274.313 Gutke. Robert 156. 306 Guy. Charles 297 Guyman. Karen 313 Gyllenskog, George 156 Gyilenskog, Jean 140 Gyllenskog. Joel 212,271 H Hobish. Vickie 141 Hccking, Brent 170 Hocking. K. Cherry 186 Hobish, Vickie 141 Hocking, Brent 170 Hacking, K. Cherry 186 Hacking, Mraliyn Sue 216 Hodowoy. Horry 309 Hoderlie. Lloyd 156 Hodfield, Judith 320 Hodley, David Glen 186 Hadley, Diane 319 Haghoyeghi. Ali 118.186 Hahn, Charles 107 Hakanson, Dennis 186,298 Hale Jonet 156 Holes, Dale Brent 202 Holgren. Jon 170 Hall. Amy 315 Hall, Dianne Lee 186 Hall, Garth 107 Hall. Joel Fredric 253 Hall. Jud.th 186 Hall. Mory 170 Hall, Shcrril Dean 186 Hamberg. Kenneth 291.298 Hameed, Hshrof Sh. 253 333 Hamel, Lawrence 156 Homilton, Linda 141 Hamilton, Marleen 156 Hamlm, lean Felton 202 Hammer, Doug 186,256 Hammond, Dionne 320 Hammond, Rex 141 Hammond, Jane 170.319 Hammond, Karyn 141 Hammond, Steven 156 Homp, Patsy 157,216,271 Hanehett, 8rent 1 86, 257 Hondy, Annette 186 Handy, Robe' Kent 187 Honohang, Maggie Keolo 178 . 239 Hansen, Ann 187,316 Hansen, Carl William 238 Hansen, Brent Myron 202 Hanson, Cello 157.269,320 Honsen, Cheryl Koy 157, 187 Honsen. Coleen 170 Honsen, Dave 170,306 Honsen, Dennis 297 Honsen. Dianne Lynn 316 Hansen, Doris 187 Honsen, Don 169 Honsen, Donna 141 Hansen, Dorris 320 Hansen, Douglass 304 Hansen, Eorl 238 Honsen. Edwin 301 Honsen, Gory 238 Honsen, Gloria 170 Honsen. Joy 141 Honsen, Kathleen 141 Honsen, Keith 1 57 Hansen, Laura Lee 187 Hansen. Lenard 107 Hansen, Lmda 170 Hansen, Lorolee 141 Honsen. Lu Anne 141,282 Hansen, Margie 157.313 Hansen, Marilyn 157,291 Hansen. Marvin 1 87. 245 Hansen, Mory Lou 141 Hansen, Nicky 141 Hansen. Scott 297 Honsen. Suson Jeon 157,262 Hansen, Suzonn 157,256 Honsen, Thomas 170, 256 Hansen. Ton. 170.315 Hansen, Vincent Lee 244 Hanson, Christine 157 Honson. David 170 Hanson, Elizabeth 157 Hanson, Ellen 157 Honson, John Alma 187 Honson, Kothleen C. 187 Honson. Richard 170 Haque, Fazlol 226 Horamoto. lorry 171 Harasek, Croig lee 244 Harder, Stephen 297 Hording. Irene 171 Hording. Jomes 231 Hording, Patricia 141 Hardman, Douglas 256 Hardman. Paul 259 Hardman, Rose 171 Hardy, Diane 245 Harmon, Mozelle 171 Horper, Gregory 259 Harper. Verno Dee 187 Harris, Ann 315 Horris. Bob Lynn 202 Harris.Coludia 169. 171,269. 291,316 Harris, Clinton 187 Horris, Curtis 306 Horris, Cynthia 171 Horris, Daniel Williom 210 Harris, Danny Lorraine 171 Harris, Dovid lee 141 Harr s. Janis 41 Harr s, la Rue 157 Harr s.Oro 171 Harr s. Poul 1 41 Harr s. Reed 187.244 Harr s. Steven 157,300 Harr s. Sue 157 Harr • 1 o 171 Harr son, Allen 187.257 Harr son, Keith 157 Horr son. Max 298 Harr son, Robert 292 Horr son, Ruloo 141,304 Harr son, Susan 316 Harrop, James 107 Harry, Kathryn 157 Horston, Ruth 202 Hon, Karen 187,320 Hart, Morc.a 171 Hart, Marjory Forsgren 187 Hart. Tnsso 316 Hartley, Donald Ernest 187 Hartwell, lee 254, 292 Harwood, Kathleen 315 Hascgowo, Jill Tamiko 141,239 Hatch. Brent 300 Hotch. Clork 141 Hatch, Julio 187 Hatch, Elaine 241.291 Hotch, Marilyn 141 Hotch, Michael 306 Hatch, Nancy 320 Hatch. Royanna 141 Hatch, Stephon 253 Hotch, Stephen 171 Hotch, Susan 141 Hotch. Suzanne Ml. 320 Hatton, Downell 141 Houeter, Bonnie 171 Hawkins, Potricia 157 Hawkms, Rondoll 259 Haycock. Richard 202 Hayes, Barbara 141 Hoyes, Douglas 141 Hoyes, Jocalyn 171 Hoyes, Margaret 141 Hoy word. Marsha 141 Hoyward. Steven 306 Hoywood, Dean Miller 202 Heal, Pulio 141 Heoly, Morc.o Jon 166, 313,169 Hecox, Bob 294 Hedoni, Eorl 187.239 Hedlund, Carter 171 Heibel, Linda 171 Heil, Hons 270 He.leson, Geroldine 171 He.man, lee Bradford 187 Hemeken. Mory Louisa 187 Heiner. Potricio Ann 313 Heisrck, Joyce 167.294 Helffenck. Will,am 294 Hellewell. Robert 306 Hellstern, Douglos 157, 257 Hellsfern, Ronald J. 187 Holt, Robyn 141 Henderson, Bruce 157, 292 Henderson. Sandra 141 Hendricks. Dennis 298 Hendricks, Mary Kathryn 186, 316 Hendricks, Sharon 141 Hcnnig, Robert 141 Honrie, Sherrie 141 Henry, R. Paul 225 Hepworth, Kenneth 141 Hess. Donald Charles 157 Hess, Donald 231 Hess, Jomes, Peart 187 Hess, Judith 187,320 Hess, Mory Elizobeth 282 Heyhursr, Maura 171 Heyhurst, Michael 171 Hibbord, Skip 276 Hicken, Dee 157 Hicken, John 157, 301 Hickman, Colleen Hansen 232 Hickman, Thomas Lee 232 Higginbotham, Kenneth 234 Higgs. Morie 187 High, Lloyd 294 High, Mary Down 187 Higley, Leolo 157,271 Hilgers. Jon 294 Hill. Joy 141 Hill, Louise 157 Hill, Marshall 244 Hill. Richard 298 Hill. Shoryl 141 Hilts, Robert 202 Hilton. Lori 320 Hilverdo. Andrew 306 H.nmon, Ruth 157 Hinrze. Richard 243 Hintze. Susan 157. 245 H.rschi, loron 259 Hirst. Karen 171 Hislop, Wendell Craig 279, 299 Hofer, Jerry 187, 234 334 Hoffman, Potncio 171.315 Hogon, Donny IS7 Hoggan, Donald Fred 187 Hoggc, Coleen 157 Hoggo, Morti Ann 187 Hokon ion, Gwen 14) Holbrook, Steven 221 Holdoway, Susan 3)5 Holdowoy. Wendall ) 41 Holindrckc, Carol 141,247 Hollonds. Tina Mory 187 Holley. Anne 127.141,313 Hollingsworth, Brent 304 Hollister, Ross 187 Holmes, Dallas Lloyd 187 Holmes, lynctte 141 Holmgren, St oven 187, 298 Holt, Carol 171 Holt, Paul 306 Holtry, Donold 107 Homeycr, Jock 237. 266 Homcyer, Joy 237, 244 Hood. Robert 297 Hoover, Frank 141 Hormonish, H. 224 Horvath. Hunter 234 Hoth, Stephen William 187 Hougoord, Eileen 187 Houifey, Nodeon 187 Houtz, Deeann 171,271 Houtz. Kothy 141,220 Hovonder, Stephen 234 Howard, Ronald Etsdon 232 Howell. Joyce 274 Howell, Reed 253 Howells, Morjie 141 Howells, Spencer 253 Howes. Susan 320 Howlctt, Kothryn 157 Hoy, Joseph 158 Hoyt. Horond Roy 187 Hu-Choo-Wen 202 Hubbard, Craig 244, 298 Huber, Alark 233, 300 Huff. Collett 141 Hughes. Deo nnc 171 Hughes. George 171 Hughey, Christin 158 Hull. Roger 158.292 Holt, Sendee 141 Humpherys. Linda Kay 182 Humphreys. Stan 141 Humphreys, Jonice 141 Humphreys. Michael 171,294 Humphreys. Thomas 171 Hung, JingNon 202 Hunsaker. Cheryl 171 Hunsakcr. Cloudio 142 Hunsokcr, Hedy 315 Hunsaker, Kathleen 171 Hunsaker. Robert 158 Hunsaker. Wayne 158, 221 Hunt, Carol 171,243 Hunt, Douglas 142 Hunt, Jeanne 142 Hun.t Morris Russell 188 Hunter, Judy Ray 188 Hunter, Lee Ford 188 Hunter. Sharon 171 Hunting. Fred 188, 257 Hunting, Robert 142 Huntington. Adelle 188, 241 Huntzinger, Ralph 274 Huntzingcr, Richard 171 Hurdsmon, John 142 Hurley, 8rodley 292 Hurst, Brent 294 Hurst. Jeanette 188. 240. 241 Hurst, Kathleen 142,315 Hurst, lucile 158 Hurst. Roger 171 Hurst, Scott 294 Hutchinson. Kenneth 268 Husband, Karen 315 Hwang Kyupin 188 Hyott, Donno 171 Hyott, Patricia 142, 316 Hylin, Don Lee 212 Hymos, Selma 158,319 Hymos, Steven 142 I Imrie, James 294 Innes. David 142 Irvme. Rosemary 171 Irw.n, Roy 155.158.309 Isakson, Eric Hess 188 Isonhour, Koren 171 Ishiboshi, Bruce 158,239 Isom, Audrey 158 Israelsen, Carol Zenneth 188. 271 Israelsen, Dwight 166.169, 179, 261. 266, 285 Isroelson. Jeanne 245 luli, Gulston 158 Iverson, Patricia 316 Ivory. Rex 202 Izatt, ALary Evelyn 158 Izott, A olly 188 J Jackson, Brent 158 JockKon, Connie Lynn 188 Jockson. Elome J. 188 Jockson, Jonet Goil 188 Jackson. Sue 142 Jackson, Mernlyn 158 Jockson, Randal 297 Jacobs, Kathleen 158 Jacobsen Joann 128, 158.315 Jacobsen, Bruce 107 Jacobsen. Deon 188 Jacobson, Karen 142 Jacobson, lorry Koy 188 Jocobson, lenno 158.252 Jocobson, Imda 171, 252,261.285 Jocobson, Thomas 171. Jacobson, Stewart 257 261,294 Jacoby, Jerry 188 Jofari-Amiri Minoo 188.224 Jaggi, Allen Maughon 188 Jomet. Judith 142 James, Noncy 1 88 Jomes, Sherry 142 Jomieson, Lidon Sue 142 Jondaghi, Sadi 188,237 Jonke. David 172 Joquier, Shirleen 188 Jarvis, Patricia 8, 188 Jorvis. Stephen 297 Joussi, Darlene 142 Jefferson, Jessie Roy 209 Jelinek, Terry 311 Jenkms. Claudia lee 158 Jenkins, Cody 303 Jenkins, lu Doan 172 Jenkins, Mike 294 Jenkins. Morty 172. 294 Jenkins. Pamela 158 Jenne. Nancy Kay 158, 232 Jennings, Elome 188 Jennings, Margaret 188.238 Jennings, Elome 240 Jensen, Diane 188 Jensen, Don 172 Jensen, Dorothy 142,247 Jensen, Fronces 316 Jensen, G. Niel 202 Jensen, Ivon 142 Jensen, Jalaine 202 Jensen, Jeanne 142 Jensen, Harold 257 Jensen, Jon 188 Hensen, June 158 Jensen, Kothryn 315 Jensen, Kevin 304 Jensen, lorry 235 Jensen, lavee 188 Jensen, Leslie 320 Jensen, Lynn 188 Jensen. Margoret 240 Jensen, Marilyn 172, 247 Jensen, Margaret 188 Jensen, Morlcnc 188 Jensen, Niel 257 Jensen, Randall 246 Jensen, Richard Louis 188, Jensen, Richard Louis 188, 266,285 Jensen, Rollond K. 158 Jensen. Rosemary 169, 247, 274, 291.291. Jensen, Scott I 158 Jensen. Vicki Lynn 220 Jenson. Fronces 142 Jenson, Judy 142 Jenson, Lorry 142 Jenson, Ronald Dee 188. 256 Jeppsrson, Gonh B. 303 Jepperson, Bryce 188,225 Jeppscn, Paul 306 Jcppsen, Robert 202 Jeppson, Ron! 203 Jepson. Mory Ann 188 Jessop, Carmolee 172 Jewfces, Almo Jeon 172 Johanson, Deeann 172 John, Marvin 221 John. Wynn 158,221,238 Johns. Mary 172 Johns, Rebecca 158 Johnson, Carlene 155,316 Johnson, Dale David 188,246 Johnson, Dennis A. 142, 254 Johnson, Dwight 304 Johnson, Faye 172 Johnson, Frank 172 Johnson. Garth 301 Johnson, Irene 188 Johnson, Jomes Darwin 297 Johnson, Johnnie 188, 234,244. 266 Johnson. Judith 128.142.231 Johnson, Julie Ann 188 Johnson, Karen 172 Johnson, Kothryn 172 Johnson, Undo 158 Johnson, Morijone 158 Johnson. Marilyn 158, 247 Johnson, M'Recio 252, 320 Johnson, Pauline 158 Johnson, Rondoll 304 Johnson, Roy 172 Johnson. Susan 262.188 Johnson. Terry 159 Johnson, Tylo 159 Johnson, Vickie 142 Johnson, Woyne 159 Johnson, Woyne S. 159, 188 Jolley, Darwin 188.245 Jolley, David 172 Jones, Alan 292 Hullinger. Don 297 Jones, Donold 189,294 Jones. Froderic 172 Jones, Ido Kristine 159 Jones. Jonis 189 Jones. Jeanne 169, 247 Jones. Jerry 189 ones, Karen 142 Jones. Kathy 142 ones, Kent 142 Jones, Linda 159 Jones. Lorraine 159 Jones, Morilyn 142 Jones. Mory Esther 142 Jones, Robert 142 Jones, Rodney 107 Jones. Roger 298 Jones. Vicki 159, 262 Jordan, Dole 159,233 Jordan, Peggy 159 Jorgensen, Carol 159.245 Jorgensen. LoMor 172 Josephson. Kathleen 159 Jovenetti. Dennis 142 Joy. Leonard I. 231 Joyner. Morsho 159 Jochoy, Mary 142 Judkins. Clint 172 Julius, Timothy 142,248 Jutteson. Linda 159 Jyothi, Veerabhadroppo 203 K Kaboyaski, Koy 297 Kodio, A. 224 Koi noa. Gordon 17 2 Kolkworf. Lynda 172 Komkor Porsi Hormoz 189 Koniszewski, Walter 234 Koppe. Karl 234 Komely. Kothleen 172 Karrcn, Gary 169 Karren, Ronald 159 Kose, Dennis 225 Koto, Akikozu 203 Kawakora, Pomelo 142, 239 Koy. Roy Lynne, 189 Koyo, Sylvio Midori 189, 239 Kearsley, Carolyn 143 Keorsley, Koren Jeon 189 Keck, Saroh 159 Koiloni, Ismot Wahbi 237 Kelker. Henry 189.253 Kelly. Peter 304 Kelly. Ruth 189 Kemawthanon Narong 227 Kemp, Dovid 143 Kemp, John Cooley 232 Kendall. Brad W. 294 Kennord, Roger 143 Kennedy, David 159 Kennedy, Paul 172 Kennedy, Sylvia 189 Kcnsmoe, Gory 294 Kensmoe. Shoron 159 Keogh, Kothleen 143 Kerns. George 294 Kerr, Geneal 1 59 Kerr, Mary 159 Kerr. Nolon 169,172,261 Kesler, Robert 304 Keunzli, Jomes 189 Kew. Richard 297 Khadem-Hoghighot Seyd 224, 270,245 Khortabil Hishom Adib 227, 270 Kheyri Hasson A M 203, 236 Kidman, Donald Larry 159 Kidman, Stephen Kay 189 Kidwot, Arifi 226 K.dwoi, Mo.d 203, 226 K.llpock, Koren 172 Kim Jung Ja 226 Kim Yon Sook 226 Kim Whong Hoo 226 Kimball, Kristine 189 Kimboll, Lydia 159 King, Angelo 143 King, Charlene 143 King, Dee Ann 172 Kmg. Everett Lyle 159 King, Jomes 247, 298 Kmg, Janet 247 King. Randolph Dean 298 Kmg, Sam 253 King, Thomos William 189.297 Kmgsbury, David T. 259 Kingsford, Lynette 159 Kmkode, Sherryl V 189 Kmney, J. Alleyn 159 Kinro, Vikram Kumon 203, 232 Kinsel. Kit 189,285 Kmsley. Jim 291 Kirkhom, Carol 172 Kirkland. Reed 143 Wirkman, Lynn 143 K.rkgold. Jeffrey 225 Kjar, Moree Ruth 189 Klein, Janice 143 Klieforth. John Jomes 189 Kliewer, Lawrence 143,292 Klink. John 297 Knight, John 155,297 Knight. Noncy 159.231,282 Knighton. Corlo 143.215,316 Knudsen, Curtis 159,304 Knudsen, Lois 172 Kocher, Ronold 1 59 Koenig, Darwin 253 Koerner, Korl 172,228 Koetter, Kurt 309 Kohutek. Richard 172 Kongmolai, Viphatn 227 Kopfer. Cheryl 143 Korprobhandno, Choiporh 203 Korpropun, Nounpen 227 Koshok. Abdulkadir 227 Kotter, Gregg 143 Kowallis, Julie 159 Koyle. Jay 303 Koyle. Stanley 291,303 Kramer, Richard 172 Kropf. Charles Norman 1 89 Krpata,Brenda Sue 189,240 Krueger. Wllllom C. 253 Kubolek, Douglas 253 Kuenzli, Jomes 297 Kull. Oovid 189,252 Kunz, Deeorr 225 Kyono, Alvin Noshashl 159 L La Beau. Alex 190 Latseau. Susan 203 LaBelie. Terry 172.320 labrum, Ronald 107 Locomb, Chene 172. 247 lomg, Gary 253 Lomb, darbora 172 Lamb, Woyne 107,143 Lamborn, Linda 172 lamborn, John 159 London, Lora me 173 Lane. 8ofboro 128,313 Lone, MocArthur 107 Lone, Sidney 107 Lang, De-en 203 Longford, Stephen 292 Lontz, Lee 107 Loplont, Michoel 304 Lorkm, Clair Coe 190 Lorrobee, Francis 190 Larsen, Cotherme 143 lorsen, Colleen 315 Lorsen, Deon 190 Larsen. Donold 256 lorsen, Dwain 143 Larsen, Elayne 238 Lorsen. Fredrick 159 Larsen, Joseph 173 Lorsen, Kothryn 320 Lorsen, Laurel 143 Lorsen, Linda 143 lorsen. Luono 316 lorsen, lyndo 159 lorsen. Reed 190,213,271 lorsen. Shonnon 143 Larsen, Shauna 143 Larsen, Suzanne 173,313 Lorsen. Winston 190, 233. 245 lorson. Ann 173 lorson. Craig 303 Lorson, Jerry 169.173 Jarson. John 244, 261 Larson, Kathleen 313 Larson, Roger 173 Larson, Suzonne 214 Losher, Louise 143 Latomme, Andrew 143 Loub, Paul 309 Lowry, Judith Ann 159,282 lows. Don 107 low son, Lonnie 294 Leo Brent 143 leothom, Chorlene 315 Leathern, Robert Jay 190 Jeavitt, Joyce 143,235 Leavitt, Kothleen 159 Lee, Glenda 143 lee, Ching-Non 203 Lee, Larry 143 Leger, Ron 230 Lene, Kendo 173 leishmon, Robert J. 190 leifner, loni 173 Lemmon, Shirley 245 Lemon. Alan 242 lemon, Alvin Kirkhom 190 Lemon. Carlu Grant 228 Lemon. Linda 159, 233 lemon, Lorraine 143 Lemon. Wes 294 lemperle, John 304 lendall, Jomes 173 Leonard, Rebecco 190 Leonard, Bob 143 Leonelli. Rosemary 159 levee. Rovert 173, 225, 231 Leth, Sandto Jean 190 lewis. Ann 190.247 lewis, Danny 159 lewis, Jerry 190 lowis. Marie 313 lewis. Marilyn 143 lewis. Shoron 143 Lowis. Terry 107 lewis. Tyrone 173.245 Lightburn, Molly 159, 211 llkel, Charles 173 Lin, Ansi ih 143 335 Liao, Shu-Sheng 203 lm. James 203 Lin. Philip 203 Lind, Lawrence 190,309 linden, Robert Charles 292 Lmdermon, Shoyne 143,294 Lindsay. Glenno 173,247 Lindsay, Madclyn 143 Lmdsay, Tom 211, 271 Lmdsay, Verna Ann 247 Linford, Jim 203 Linford, Lynda 173, 315 Linton, Dennis, 190, 225 liou, Jung Chih 190 Liston, Marilyn 143 Lirchford, Charles 173 Litf, Donna 143 Little, Lane 173 litflcdike. Terry 107 Lloyd, Gloria 173 Liu, Anna 203 Lloyd, Michael 159 lo, Romm 203 Locali, Dixie 189 lolagar, Abdul Ali 190 Loll, Kristen 143 London, Sondro lourece 274 long, Nathan 221 Long, Robert 256 longhurst, Glen Reed 243, 254 loosle. Curt 306 loosle, David 203 Loosle, Goylen Dec 189 loosle. Linda 173 Lord, John 143 losscr, Kristin 173 Lovoto, Esther 143 love, Christopher V . 294 love, Joydene 214 Lovell, Richard Jomcs 159 Lovell, Brent 189 Lovell. Sallie 189 loveridge, Sherrie 173 Lovett, Colleen 173 low. Edwin 189,225 low, Gordon Jesse 228 Lowe, Barbaro Kay 159 low, Richard Je sop 189 Lowe, David John 304 Lowe, David Joseph 309 Lowry, Colly 159, 294 lu, Yue-Shoung 203 Lucos, Paul A. 253 Lund, David 306 lundahl, Croig 203 Lundberg, Brent 143 lundberg, Brian 143 lundwoll, Neal 243, 301 lunt, Diane 159 luppi, Lawrence 173 lusty, Theresa 143 luthy. Howard 159 Ly. To 189 Lyman, Penelope 143 Lyons, London 304 Malouf, Raymond 155, 159, 267 Molyn, Michool 257 Mance, Jeanette 161 Mandler, Peter 297 Mongclson, Kenneth 203 Manning, Douglas 297 Manning, Gloria 1 55, 160, 274 Manning, loroine 143 Manning, Susan 155,252,315 Manning, Sheri 143 Mannque, Mario 160 Marr, Janet 231,319 Marra, Dolores 173 Marro, Joe 190 Marrs, Margaret 311 Marsh, Jonathon A. 294 Marshall, Jock 173 Marshall, Robert lee 257, 294 Marshall, Shirlene 190 Martmeou. Ellen 160 Martmson, Marilyn 160, 220 Marti, Jeffrey 304 Martin. Barbara 190 Moson. Lynda 311 Mo son. Mark 173 Mason, Own 144 Mosoner, Kenneth 144 Masson, Andrew 173 Masudo. Reg 144 Masumura. Alan 190, 239 Mather, Katherine 313 Mother, Kay 259 Motheson. Neal A 259 Mathews. Karen 173,231, Mathews, Howard 144 Moothius, Dione 190,240.243 Moco, Martin 190, 231 MocKay, Kathleen 143 MacKay, Marsha 313 MocKay, Nolan 173 Mackey. Roger 159 Madsen, Connie 190 Madsen, Dan R. 244 Madsen, Delon 190 Modsen, Farell Dean Jr. Madsen, Hilda 143 Madsen, Steven 294 Maggarf, Terry 159 Mahoffey, Janot 143 Moiello, Thomos 173.309 Mahoni. Candis 173 Majid, C.A 226 Mokdisi-Elios Touma S. 224 Molekpoor Akbar 203, 224 Malik, Krishon Lay 226 Malmgren, Anne 143 Molmgren, Todd 173 Malnor, Steven Albert 190 Malone. Russell 107 Malouf, Carole 159 Malouf, James 143 Monship, Dorw.n 203 Mophungphong,Chorunee Marasco, David 160,230 Morcusen, Nancy 144 Marjani, Fotolloh 160 Mark, Wolter 234,309 Morotz. Mickie Ann 144 Marquis, Edwin 292 Ruth Harston, Photographer Martin, David 144 227 Mortin.Goil 315 Martm, Lonnie 160 Martin, Lynn 173 Martin, Pomelo 144 Martin, Van 173 Marvell, Chormaine 173 Marx, Chcrrill 190 Mathews. Robert 190, 234 Mathis, Jo Ann 173 Matthews, Kothlyn 191 Molti son, Mary Dean 160 Mottson, Michael 107 Mattson, Reed 144 Matuze, Victor 190 Mauchloy. Peggy 173 Maughon, Brent 298 Maughan, Joyce 160 Maughan, Laurel 190 Maughan, Lynn 173 Maughan. Monlyn 144 Maughon, Moigeth 173 Maughon, Stuort 144 Maughon, Suzon Kay 160,262 Maurer, Dee Ann 238. 282 Mourer. Gail 191 252 Maw, Gloyde 203 Mow, Scott 304 Maxwell. Barry 144 Maxwell, Glenda Lee 190 Maxfield, Kathryn 173 McArthur. Brent 190 McArthur, Gayle 174 McBee, John 191 McBrayer, Michael 174 McBride. Steven 297 McBride. Susan 144 McCall, Pauline 313 McConn, Sandra 160 McClenohan, Susan 320 McClurg, Larry 191 McCombs. Chris 297 McCord. John 191 McCrockcn. Jerome 174 McCulloch. Charles 304 McCullough, Elisobeth 231,232 McCune. Pom 174 McOonold, Ann 144 McDougoll. Sandra 191 McGee, Robert 294 McGhon. Jomes 250.251 McGough, John 292 McGuire, laurel 160,235 McGuire. Sheren 174,235 McKee. Ethel 191.231 McKee, Normon 191 McKee. Rose 144 McKee. Thomos 245 McKeehan, Gene 107 McKenney, Randal 174.230 McKim. Ronald 203 McKmley. Sondy 174 McKinley. William 304 McKinnon. John 191,232 McKinnon, Mikal 226 McMickell, Michael 306 McMurdie. Kent 306 McNeil, Toyler 304 McPherson, Carol 174 McPherson, Undo 174 McQuivey, Kay 191 McRae. Margie Lynne 160, 216. 282 Meols, Marc 160 Mecham, Delwin 254 Mechom, Donald 144 Mecham, Edward 203 Mechom. Evan Koy 297 Mechom. Kenneth 173 Mechom. Rondy 144 Meeker. Doine 191 Mehler, Stephen 297 Mehta, Rashmi 204 Meigs. Douglas 306 Meikle. Robert 297 Mellett, Edwin 234 Mel lor. Gorth 144 Memmott. Sue 191 Mendenholl. Arthur John 160 Mendeholl, Julie 144 Mendenhall. Kathryn 160 Mendez, Eduardo 173. 270 Menzies, Carolyn 160 Meredith. Robert 292 Merkley. Mary 144 Merrill, Gregory 160 Merrill, Kothie 144,320 Merrill, Mark 144 Merrill, Paula 160 Merrill, Roger 304 Morrill, Tedro 279 Messmger, Robert 234. 244 Metcalf. Jeff 144 Meyer, Cynthia 160 Meyer, James 191 Moyer, Noncy 191 Meyers, Andrew Meyn, Richard 191 Micek, Lmdo 144 Michaelsen. lorry 261 336 Mlchoolson. Margo 247.316 Michaelsen, Noncy 160 Michelson. Lynn 174 Mien. Jomes 191 Mikcsell. Wliliam 160,292 Miles, Ralph 191 Millard. Denms 174 M.ller, Clair 191 Miller. Colleen 174 Miller. Dionna 144 Miller, Dorothy 240 Miller. Dyor 191 Miller, Keith 191 Miller, Kent 300 Miller. Marlyn 241,191 Miller, Michael 122,294 Miller, Norman 191,300 Miller, Richard 191 Miller, Robort E. 191 M.ller. Ronald C. 225 Miller. Roxanne 279 Miller, Sharyn 174.230 Miller. Steven 144 Milligan. Mar.yn 144,320 Milliner. Suzanne 144 Milner. Marie Rhodes 191.232 M.nchey, Todd 174 Miner, Gene 221 Miner. Robert 191 Miner, Vickie 160,315 Minor. Morion 191 M.tchell, Chad 174 Michell, Craig 256 Michell. Go� y 144 Mitchell, George 253 Mitchell. Jonet 228 M.tchell. Kenneth 144. 221 M.tchell, Stephen A. 160 Mitchell, William 144.271 Mix, Rosconn 137,144 Mix, Rosemary 137. 144, 247 Miyo, Kothy 144 MiyOSk., Fred 144 Moffitt, Shannon 191 Moghoriam, Mossoud 144 Mojado, Dennis 144 Moimi, William 107,191 Monroe. Jomes 237, 254 Monroe. Jeanne 144 Monson, Mildred 174 Montgomery. Jane 174. 247. 21 Moody, Potricio 191 Moody. Ronald 144 Moon, Kathleen 160 Mooney, John 107 Moore. Diane 174 Moore. Kenneth 191 Moore. Richard 160 Moore. Sherry Ann 127, 313 Moormon, Monty 107 Moreau. John 304 Morgon, Corolyn 160.262 Morgon, Deborah 144 Morgon, Don 234 Morgan, Jomes 300 Morgon, John 204 Morgon. Karen 285 Morgon, Martie 320 Morgon. Sheryl 160, 282 Morgon, Steven 304 Morgon, Virgimo 144 Morrell. Mack 191 Morrell, Rebecca 144 Morrill, Cynthia 174 Morrill, Mickie 144 Morrill, Susan 144 Morns. Kristine 311 Morris. M chael 107 Morris, Robyn 144 Morns, Samuel 174, 256 Morrissey. Michael 309 Mot sale. H. 224, 270 Morse. Michard 257 Mortensen. Cheryl 160 Mortensen, Craig 298 Mortensen. Kathy 144 Mortensen. lindo 232 Mortensen, Nolo 144 Mortimer, lorry 174 Morton. Donald 174 Morton, Pot 231 Motzkus. Glenn 204 Moulton, Noncy 191 Mount, Michael 254 Mugler, Chorlo 316 Moyle. Joan 160 Mu-er. Walter 191, 2..3 Mulder. Lmdo 144 Mullins, Daryl 160 Mullms. Miarion 174 Mumfocd. Ice 191 Munk, Suson 160,252 Munson. Pom 191 Murdoch, Walloce 160 Murphy, Brenda 144 Murphy. Jim 191.107.242 Murphy, Kothryn 161 Murphy. Larry 304 Murray, Bill 134,266 Mustam, Robert 248 Myers, Beverly 174 Myers, Cynthio 245 Myers, William 101.309 Mynek, Charles 107 Mynn. Alorick 102.233 Mynn, Beth 174 N Nadel. Arthur 174 Nadir. T. 224 Noegle. Donnie 174,235 Nopmud-h. Z 224 Nolder, lorry 233, 235, 303 Nomwot. Burirok 227 Nonogarc, Kongkao 227 Nonce, Ray 192.259 Noser. Don 298 Nosongkhlo. Sunthorn 204 Nouto. Shoron 155.161 Nozer. Courtney 224 Nozir. C Muhommad 204. 253 Neal, John 192 Nebeker, Thomas 236 Needham, Christie 192 Needlemon. Oiano 161.257 Neeley. Kristine 145 Nelson. Dav.d 145,298 Nelson. LeGrond 192 Nelson, Ann 174 Nelson. Carol 145,315 Nelson, Connie 174,315 Nelson, Oona 174 Nelson, Jonet 161 Nolson, Jeannette 192 Nelson, Jennoe 161 Nelson, John 161.253,292 Nelson. Kothy 145,244 Nelson, Koy 161 Nelson. Kent 306 Nelson, lewis 266 Nelson, Lynda 174 Nelson, Margaret 262 Nelson. Shelley 161.252.320 Nelson. Sharon 161 Nelson, Shauno 145 Nelson. Steven 174.297 Nelson. Zetdon 238 Neuser, David 204 Neves. Richard 192,253 Newell. Christofer 297 Neylin, Douglos 231,232 Newman, Gregory 161 Newman, Timothy 174 Newmon. Wesley. 161 Newswonder, Roger 192 Newton, lorry 145 Nicholas, Anne 161 Nicholas, Elaine 145 Nicholas, Kathleen 161 Nicbouer, Edward 175 Niederhouser, lindo 161 Nield. Bonnie 192 Nielsen. Aprile 175 Nielsen. Barabara 161 Nielson, D. Jerald 192 Nielsen. £nc 306 Nielsen. Jerry 257 Nielsen. Kamile 175 Nielsen. Karen 145 Nielsen. Keith 192.301 Nielsen, lorry 175 Nielsen, lois 175 Nielsen, Michael 304 Nielsen. Peggy 145.315 Nielsen. Raymond 175,301 Nielsen, Robert 145 Nielsen. Sharlcno 145 Pobor, Dorothy 162,211. 247 Pace. Kofhm 145 Poce. Mork 145 Pace. Phillip 192 Poce, Richard 192 Pack. Bonno Gayle 146 Pockcr. lynn 267, 278. 279 Pocket, Suson 316 Page. Jason 192.234 Page.Shannon 146 Palmer. Kathy 146 Polfrcyrrvjn. Ann 313 Palmer, Cheryl 146 Palmer. Jonis 146 Palmer. Kothy 146 Polow, Jack 192 Palumbo. David 175,309 Potuso. Bernadette 192 Poluso, Joseph 192 Pancheri, loraine 146 Ponelli. Loretta 192.235.237 Panelli. M.chael 192.234 Pang. Suk Moon 226 Ponich, Srisot 256 Poo, Andrew 175 Popac. Joseph 107 Jack Fotheringham. Photographer KE 'Slv ,0,o� Noel. Fronk 204 Noel. Karon 192 Nordick. Cosper 192,250,251 Norman, Mike 145 Norman, Shoron 175 Norman, William Michael 298 Norris, Frank 204 Northrop, Dixie 145 Odd, Wollame 265, 268. 285 Pardo. Guillero 201 Odell. Michael 145 Pork. Elsoo 192,226 O Donnell, Gerold 294 Pork. Eunq Sun 226 Ogden. Allen 300 Porker. Allan 162 Ogden. 8arbora 145 Porker. Potricio 192 Ogden, Barry I7S Parker. Rodney 175 Ogden. Kathleen 145 Porker. Ronald Jomos 225 Ogden, Rosalie 175 Pork.nson, Don 259 Nielson, Carol 161 Nielson. Dan 145 Nielson, Douglas 243 Nielson. Iona 252 Nielson. Roberta 175 Nielson, Tono 161, 274.259.313 Nilson. Jimmy 161 Nilsson, lindo 145 Nishiguchi, leonord 161 Nishimoto, Glenn 175 Nielsen. Patricio 145 Noble. Vivki 192,311 Norwiki. R.ch 230 Nunn, Frank 107 Nurcxynski, Richard 234 Nusbaum, Marjorie 175 Nuttall, Susan 175, 319 Nye. Jonet 145 Nyman. Deon 145 Oberhansley, David 235 Oberhonsley, Susan 145 Obray. Bruce 304 192 145 304 161.262 169, 313 254 161 175 155,161 175 261 192 192 306 175.260 161 Ogden. Wayne 161,233 Oh Say K.118, 226 Ohwiler, Alan 175 Okomuro, Deidre 145 Okerlund, Don 175 Okeson. Amelio Okeson. Noncy Olahom. Jomes Oler. Kathleen Olenslager. Victoria 303 Oliver, Connie 320 Oliver, Horold Olko. Michael Olsen, Allen Olsen, Bonnie Olsen, Carol Olson. Dovid Olsen, Edith Olsen. Eldon Olsen. John Olsen. Michael A. Olsen. Michael W Olsen. Peggy 175 Olsen, Phillip 107.304 Olsen. Sandra 175 Olsen. Seymour 145 Olsen. Sherry 291.315 Olsen, Steven 276,306 Olson, Corlo 161 Olson. Keith 304 Olson. Kenneth 145 O Neill. Dorothy 320 O'Neil, Vincent 260 Orison. Shoron 145 Orme, Terry 175 Ormond, Susan 162 Orprasirth, Preecho 204 Orton, Gloria 145 Osoko. Koren 145 Osborn, Judith 145 Osguthorpe. Stephen Oshco. Michael 107 Os.k, Marilyn 192 Os'powich, Thomas 234 Osman, Dovid 292 Ostaggi. Jonet 192,311 Ostermiller, Dirk 192.232 Ostler. Gene 145, 235 Ostvig, Georgia 17 5 Otani. Wayne 239 Ovord, Susan 192.316 Overly, Drew 292 Owen, Margaret 192 Owen, Thomas 145,306 Owensloger. V. 268 161 337 Skip Hibbard, Photographer, Advertising Parkinson, Marlene 146 Parkinson, Mary Jane 252, 320 Parkinson, Max 238, 244 Pormar, Yash Paul S 227 Parrish, Christina 175 Porrish, Margo 279 Parry, Douglas 192,234 Pars, Abas 192 Parson, Dennis 306 Parson, Mary Ann 146 Passey, Kim 294 Possey, Mark 298 Patrick, Catherine 192 Potrcrson, Cheryl 175 Patterson. Don 146 Patterson, Donald 231 Patterson, Margaret 146,311 Patterson, Margorct 155, 162, 245 Patton, Catherine 175 Poulk, James 175,298 Paolos, Con 146 Paulson, Larry 175 Paulson, Robert 146 Povick. Barbara 162 Poxmon, Preston Lynn 256 Payne, Corlo 175 Poyne, Jolynn 315 Paxman, Preston 256 Poyne. Margaret 175 Peacock. Eris 162 Peacock. Vick. 192 Pearce, Dwight 298 Pearce. Joann 162 Pearsall. arry 192 Pearson, Julio 146 Pearson, William Dean 268 Peoy, Konnoth 303 Pederson, Christopher 279 Peck. Noncy 146 Peel, Deborah 315 Pehrson. Sidney 162 Pells. McDonold 232, 259 Penney, Howard 306 Penovich, luann 192 Perfilio, Anthony 175,292 Pcrkos. lindo 291,319 Perkins, Janet 175 Perkins, John 192 Perrett, Luell J. 204 Perry. Dale 193.297 Peshlakai, Denise 162 Peters, Gerolyn 193, 320 Peters. Robert 107 Petersen, Christine 146 Peterson, Craig 241, 265.266.285 Petersen, Peggy 146 Peterson. Chester 245 Peterson, Crandall 193 Pcrorson. Dixie 169. 175, 269.316 Peterson. Dwight 162 Peterson, Ellen 162 Peterson, Elwyn 193 Peterson, Esther Jane 175, 252. 266, 285, 291.320 Peterson, Hoi 193 Peterson, Janice 175 Peterson, Jerald 175 Peterson, Judith 193 Peterson, Karen 252, 315 Peterson, Kathy 162 Peterson. Leon 162 Peterson, Leslie Ann 270 Peterson, Martin 162 Peterson, Rebecca 262 Peterson, Richard 304 Peterson, Tommy 146 Peterson, Vicky 146 Peterson, Webb 162 Petterborg, Kent 269 Pettcrson, Bart 294 Petty, Pomelo Roo 247, 315 Phadungkul, Sirirotono 204 Phelps, Thomas 193 Phelps, Zina 162 Phillips, Annolee 175 Phillips. Aralee 315 Phillips. Jim 204 Phillips, Ruth Ann Ph.ll.ps, Stephanie 247.313 Phumprey, Lorry 234 Pickett, K.rk 294 Pickett. Vicky 193 Pierce. Doris 176 Pierce, John 244 P.erson. Blame 176.169 Pmcock, Diane 176 Pmder, Jonice 176 Pitcher, Bruce 253 ,298 Pitcher, Jerry 242 Pitcher, Mourice R 176 Pitcher, Ralph 146 Pitcher, Rex 146 P.fcher. Vcrn 193.257 Pitts, Billie 146 Pitts, lindo Mae 176 Platt, James John 276 Plowman, Brent 306 Poage, Laura 193 Pollord, Terry 297 Pollis, Theodore 176 Poole. Pom 193, 247.316 Porschet, Douglas 221 Porter, James 193, 253 Potror, Joanne 146 Porter, Orson 250, 256. 257 Porter, Ralph 304 Porter, Stephen 206 Poiter, Richard 193, 298 Potter, Delon 234 Potts. Lynn 193 Putucek, Terry 162 Poulscn, Cloyne 193, 256 Pool son. Dessa 146 Poolter, Shuley 146 Powell. Stanley 162 Power. Victoria 193 Powers. Thomas 306 Prott. Carolyn 176,291.313 Pratt, Thomos 297 Preotor, Norman 256 Preston. Nancy 315 Price. Annolee 180, 193. 285 Price, Arlene 243.313 Price. James 292 Price, lounno 193, 232 Price, Mel bo Arlene 176 Price. Verio Jeon 193. 232. 243 Pngmore. Susan Kay 291,320 Prime, Patricio Ann 229 Pritchord. Normon I 176 Probst. lee 303 Proctor. Morgo 162 Proffit. Nancy 176 Prompriengphandhu, C. H. 227 Pogmire. Donald 146 Pugmire. Joren Swan 193 Pvgmire, loro'eo 162,262 Pugmire. Ralph 294 Pugsley, Imdo 146 Pulley. Adrynne 162 Pulscher, Sandra Koy 176, 232 Pulsipher, Aileen 193 Pumphrey, C- Douglas 193 Punl, Vipay Kumar 227 Purvis. Allan Maclean 193 lyne. Raymond 298 Q Qaquish, Awni Solen 227 Quoyle. Lindo Mor c 193 Quintana, Rocky 162,306 Quintero, Pepe 176, 298 R Radford, Dennis 162 Radler, Carolyn 316 Rahmon, A. F. Rashidur 204, 226 Ramey, Kent 294 Rompton, Kent 242, 266, 285 Ramsay, Andrew 162, 257 Ramsay, Ion 162,257 Romsoy, Kcvm 146 Randall, Andrew 253 Rasmussen. Jordon 146 Rosmussen. Julie 146 Rasmussen. Patricio 147,313 Rouzi. Eileen Marie 194 Rasmussen. Vicki 238 Ravsten. Milton 254 Rowley, LeeAnn 163. 245, 283 Rowlings, Gory 300 Rawlings, Marilyn 176 Rawlms. Chip -297 Rawlins. Marsha 162 Rowlinson, lewis Earl 176 Reading, Jone 162,313 Rcagon, Ronald 291 Reading, Rhea 147 Rood. Carolyn 315 Redd.Ray 147 Redder, John 306 Redding, Patrick 147 Redmond, Goil Ehiobeth 194 Reed, Christine 252 Reed. Henry 248 Reed, Samuel Curt 194 Reeder. Mary Lou 194 Reeaer, Max 162 Reeder, Shirley A. 162 Reeder, Wolloce Rex 176 Rees, Eris 176 Rees, Scott 162 Rees, Kothorme 162 Rees. Sharia 237 Reese, Christy 147 Reese. Kathleen 176 Reese. Kenton Henry 176 Reese. Louise 163 Reese. Scott 304 Reese, Thomas E. 194 Reeve, Shitley 176 Reeve. Williom 163 Reeves, Kolhryn 269 Reeves. Royal 306 Reeves. Sharon 147 Regan, Ronald 292 Reid. Imdo 147.232 Re-d. MoxC. 176,234 Re d. Michael 306 Reid, Robert 309 Reid. Will W. 194,294 Reiersen. Ronald Gustav 194 Remington, Alva 301 Renk, John 194.238,244 Reutlmger, Stephen 147 Reynolds. Brent 235, 254 Reynolds, Chrystme 176 Reynolds. James Harold 176 Rezalabbof, M. 224 Rhodes, Wanda Kathleen 176 Rice, Lmda 147 Rich, Carolyn 204 Rich, Lynda 163 Rich, Nancy Ann 147 Richards, Carolina 194 Richards, Charles 231 Richards, Coye 147 Richards, Guy 298 Richards, Michael 304 Richords. Paulo Jeone 315 Richards, Ruth Ellen 176 Richards. Terry 163. 218 Rcchordson. Bill 176 RiChordson, Bonnie 147 Richardson, Ellen 163.262 Richardson, Kathleen H. 194 Richardson, Thomos 147 Richins, Alma 256 Ricks, Belva 147 Ricks, David 163 R.cks, l-nda 147,313 Ridge, Leslie 163 R.ehle, W.ll.om 163,292 Riemer, Corol Ann 194 Rigby, lowrenee 300 Rigby, Peggy 147 Rigby, Worrcn L. 194 R-ggs, Moric 194 k'99S, Valdeon 147 Rightmire, Borton L. 299 Riley, Susan A. 268,313 Rising, Merril 163 Ritchey, David 304 Rizzuto, Manny S. 194, 297 Robb, Marion C. 194 Robbms, Leonard C. 176 Robbins, Patsy Ann 194 Roberson. Dionne 163 Roberts. Lmda 147 Roberts, Looon 313 Roberts. Marvin 147 Roberts. Morvin 147 Roberts. Poul 306 Roberts. Roger Qumn 232 Roberts. William John 176 Robins, Mary Anne 147 Robinson, Bartley T 276 Robmson, Douglas 147.304 Robinson. Joe Ann 163 Robinson. Kit 306 Robinson, Teri 194 Robinson, Gary Lynn 194,256 Robison, lindon 300 Robison, lynettc 147 Robison, Pamela 147 Rccco.Guy 194.237.254 Rocksteod, Clifford 298 Rockwood, Ronald 309 338 Roderick, Lyon Eorl 268 Rodrigue . Ronold 107 Roc, Uonold 163 Rocdir, Barbara 163 Roeder.Kothryn 147 Rogers, Dona lou e 176 Rogers, PorriCio Aon 176 Rogers, Terry 304 Rohe, Larry Eugene 194 Rohner, Condo Roe 163 Rohe, lorry Eugene 194 Rohner, Condo Roc 163 Roltson, Elomo 176 Rollins, Morsho Ann 194 Roll, John 268 Ronnow. Gretchen Lyn 194, 320 Roost. Am 194 Ropeloto. Bob 291,309 Roper. Douglos 194 Rose. Lynn 163.306 Rosenboum. Susan 194 Rosenlund, Dionne 163 Rosine. Lynne 316 Rosinc. Richard 261 Ross. Morgoret Ann 163. 229 Ross. Stephen 304 Roth. Richard 292 Roundy, Rees J. 176 Rowan, Noncy lee 163, 239 Rowberry, Kathryn 147 Rowe. Vicki 147.216 Rowley, Suson Randell 177 Roylonce. Kent 306 Rudd. Chorles 194 Rugsley. Lorome 162 Rungkosiri, Dusn 227 Ruppel. William 309 Rushing, Karin 194 Russell, Cothy 316 Rust, Nick 306 Rost, Kothlecn Sharon 177 Rust, Nicholos 163 Ryon, Brodley 163 Ryan, Gory 297 Ryon. Noncy 163 Ryan, Richard 306 Rydalch, Judy 194,315 S Soodot, Syed Abdolhomid 177 Soodat, M. 224 Sobey, Pihillip 163 Sacco. Rosemarie 177 Sodiq, Muhhommad Q. 224 Sagarik, Rawiphan 147.227 Sohlmon. Williom K. 294 Saiki, Goylc Honoyo 177 Sakhokorn, Komnung 227, 256 Solos, lindo Jeonne 177 Saloxar, Romon 204 Solerurokis. John 177 Sarnie, F. 224 Somiy, Pirux 163 Sommasut, Rongsom 118, 194 Sommoury. A. 227 Sampson. Michael 147 Somuels. Merrill 294 Somuelson, Roloyne 177 Sandberg. Richard 304 Sanders. Victoria Marie 194 Sandgren, Lucille 147 Sant, DovidS. 194 Sordmho, Cynthio 311 Sargent, Dovid 251 Sorgent. Kathleen 177 Sargent. Susan 155 Sato, Junior Junichi 194 Sounders. Jeneen 163 Sounders. Karren 147 Sounders. Robcrr 236 Sunders, Walter 257 Savage. Ariel 300 Sovonr, Ramono Koy 177 Saville. Gary Resd 194 Sownders. Dario 195 Sayer, Marcia 163, 262 Schaefer. Maureen 291,311 Schalble. Brion W. 195, 231.251.261 Schaub, Nancy 177 Seheel.rheryl Ann 147 Schields. Wes 303 Sch,Id. Dov.d 163 Schilling, David Louis 212 Schmolt . Kirk 237, 298 Schmidt, Blame Arthur 177 Schm.dr, Bruce 163. 231, 253 Schoenfetd. Woyne 303 Schomas, Janice Koy 147 Schoonmoker, Cynrh.o 147 Schuoneve.at. Brent 147 Schwtdt, Morgene 147 Schulthess. Ann 147 Schultz, terry 260, 309 Schvaneveldt, Ann 266 Schworrz, Mary 163 Schwartz, Noncy Lee 177 Scovill, Claudia 147 Scow. Darrell M 259 Scown, Rosalie 147, 218 Scrowther, Kathryn 163 Seoger, Dionne 195, 241 Scogcr, Paul Robinson 177 Secmons, Jonis 247,316 Scomons. Koren 266 Seomons, Marcio Ann 177 Sears, Allen 242 Secrist, Glen M. 177,253 Sederholm, Jolean 147 Sedwick. Conn.c 315 Sccgmillcr. Arlene 282 Seeley, Eorl 238 Soely, Jomes 300 Seely. Kent 300 Siedman, Stephan 147 Soitaudom, Oumoung 227 Server, Kemol 224, 253 Serai. Mowxor 195 Seer, Daryl Jay 177 Scry, Williom 244 Sesaweech, Jarruvadi U7 Sessions, Dennis lee 177 Sesvons, Francis Lynn 177 Seyed Mohsem, Khodcm 195 Shobtoyi, Jomshid 163 Shaffer, Gory M. 204 Shoh, Dhondndrokumar 195 Shohonceh, Behzad 147. 224 Shokespear, Donald 195 Shane, Albert Lewis 195 Shoro, George 163, 230 Shorp, Michoel 233 Show, Dixie 147 Show, Jeon 195 Show, Pomelo 147 Sheerer. Gary 147 Shelton, David Everett 195 Shelby. Dion 320 Shelton. Dean 147 Shelton. Robert Burns 228 Sheppord, Moryellen 147 Sheppord. Robert 245 Sherwood. Martha 177 Sherwood, Nancy 195 Shetty, Antoroguttu S 285 Shiber, Lonl 195 Sh elds. Bruce 298 Shields. Koye 235 Shields. Solly 195,316 Shields, Volerie 313 Shifrer, Curt 147 Shikashio, Linda 148 Shmtrs. B. 204 Shirley, Ann 177 Shirley, Jonc Ann 177 Shirley, Pomelo Jeon 276 Shoiomonesh, Asghcr 224. 254 Sholes, Wmdo lee 316 Short. Gerald 292 Short. Jomes 292 Shrum, Susan 148 Shubert. Norman 231 Shumwoy, Jom?s 306 Shumwoy, Shorene 147 Siodot. Majid 195 Sial.M. 224 S epert, Douglos 148 S.ler, Dole 298 Siler, Moradee 177 Sillimon, Jane 163 Simmons. George Guy ' 77 Simmons. Vol E. 204 Simmons. Poul 297 Simon. Donald 294 S mon. Robert William 195 Simonson. Karl Alan 195- 253 Simper, Croig 304 Simpson, Gwendolyn Ada 195 Simpson, lynno 163 Smchai. Subm 227 Sincloir, Judy 147,331 Sinclair, Rose Ann 313 Smtietd, Juanita 311 Smgh, Kuidip 227 Sinhoseni, Pimonion 227 Siquerios. Bruco 306 Sinchompoo. Nitoyo 227 Sinpongse, Koroon 227 Sirirat, Decha 227, 256 Siuwolr. lim 204 Skidmore. Norma Jeon 137, 316 Skidmore. Mono 313 Sk.dmore, Nick 261 Skmner, Brent 300 Skinner. Chorles 195 Slater, Robert 177,257 Slough, Kothlecn 195 Sloan. Diono 148 Smee, Jomes 298 Smith, Bernard 177, 234 Smith, Bert 250 Smith, Brian Roy 235 Smith, Carol 148 Smith, Charlotte 315 Smith, Charlotte Jone 316 Smith. Cheryl 163 Smith, Connie 148 Smith, Connio 152,163 Smith, Connie R. 291,320 Smith, Croig J. 294 Smith. Donicl 177 Smith, Dennie 297 Smith, Dixie Lou 163.320 Smith. Donald Edward 177 Smith, Eloine 148 Smith, Eldon N. 195 Smith, Emma 204 Smith, Gail 311 Smith, Gary Evons 297 Smith, Greg 107.163 Smith, Jone 315 Smith, John 220 Smith, Jo Marie 163 Smith, Johnson 163 Smith. Karen 148 Smith, Koren 282 Smith, Kathleen 163 Smith. Kent 204, 261 Smith, LeGrande 177,301 Smith. Ieoh Jane 148 Smith,Linda 163 Smith, Linda Jone 177,195 Smith, lynnetre 177 Smith. Mac 177,300 Smith. Marilyn 148 Smith, Marilyn Felter 195 Smith, Marjif 177 Smith. Mary 169 Smith, Max 294 Smith. Meredith 148 Smith, Paulette 163 Smith, Peggy Jeon 195 Smith. Rondoll 221 Smith. Solly 177 Smith. Steven 298 Smith, Sue 177 Smith, Terrell 148.311 Smith. Woneto 148 Smurthwoite. Stephen K. 225 Smutrokalin, Vitis 227 Snorr, Kendall Jeon 195 Snell. Dee 148 Snell, Scott 163 Snipe. Ronald H. 118,195 Snook. John R. 195 Snow, Lynn 242 Snow, Gordon 163 Snow. Lynn 177 Snow. Pamela 195 Snyder. Poul 148 Soderberg, Williom 195. 237.255 Somoxa, Thomos 107 Sonne, Kormo Jeon 195,315 Sonto, Shialia 257 Scontronprapos. Troirat 227 Sorbe, Williom 148 Sorensen, Charles Elmer 177 Sorensen, Dave 291,304 Sorensen. Don 235,304.391 Sorensen, Gorth Leroy 195. 259 Sorensen, Knstine 163 Sorensen, Worren 225 Sorenson, Croig D. 148 Sorenson. Jomes 304 Sorsenson, Jeioldme 127,313 Sorenson, laune 237 Sorenson, Nile 163 Sorenson, Royce 177 Sorenson, Jim 163 Sotti!o,Anth©ny 225 Sourer. Robert 298 Sower, Eloyne 235 Sowers. Richard 177, 292 Spackman, Mane 177 Spaith. Richard 148-297 Spoinhowcr, lyndo 148 Spcokcr, Robert 304 Speoole, Phyllis 148 Spence. Kothy 163 Spence. Peggy 164 Spsncer, Connie 195 Spencer, Joy 306 Spencer, lono 204 Spencer, Rondee 148 Spencer. Stanley Alon 177 Spencer. Thomas 297 Spendlove, Myrna 164 Spriggs. Derek 195 Spring, Melody 164 Sptingmon. Robert 298 Squires. Margaret 164 Sroko. Clifford Michael 195 St. Jeor, Carol 147 Srahle, Ivon Loren 221,271 Stoker. Linda Jone 195 Staley, Robert Douglos 177 Staley, William 107 Sronfill. Jack 107 Stonfill. Shonno 148 Stronger. David 306 Stork. Renee 148 Staub, John 148 Stauffer, C. Shermon 195 Stauffer, John 148 Stovost, Jomes 148 Stoyley, Tim 306 Steodmon, Beverly 148 Steams, James 148. 235 Steed, Deborah 148.252.313 Steed. Pomelo 195.241.313 Steffen. David 251.254 Stembridge. Cormo 204 Stembridge. Melvin 164 Steoris. lee Scott 148.306 Stephen, Dove 250 Stephens. Lorry Lowell 177 Stephens, Nancy 148 Stephens, Ruth 164 Stephenson. Betty Ann 1 64. 245. 262 Stephenson, Shauno 148 Stevens. Both-Sheba A. 195 Stevens. Morgo Lee 257 Stevens, Sylvia 239 Stevenson, Jerry W. 212 Stevenson, Keith 164.257 Stewart, Axiloe 148 Stewort. Betty Louise 195 Stewort, Douglos 304 Stewort. Michael 304 Stewort, Moxme A. 177 Stewort. Ted 221 Stewart, Thomos 297 Stimpson, Joteno 148, 320 Stock, Dorindo 148 Stiteler. Raymond 148 Stock, Janet 148 Stockdole, Ann 164 Stocker. Henry 204 Stocking, Dcon 164 Stocking, Jon 164 Stocks, Kothlecn 164 Stoddard, Katherine 164 Stoes, Jonis 20S Stoffa, Patricia Koy 177 Stoge. Rita 148 Stokes. Carl 300 Stokes. Ross 306 Stone, Anna 177, 267, 280 Stone, Kathryn 148 Stover. Paul 291,304 Stowe, William Jeffrey 196 Stowers, Arthur 238 Stranger, LoVoy 196 Stransky, Bruce 196, 306 Stratford, Roger 306 Street. Julie 148 Stre.t, Tom 196,257,292 Stromberg, Rodney 164 Strong, Scott 304 Stuort. James 196,285 Stauart, Jeb 253 Stuoit, Ron 304 Stuck., Paulo 169,177,319 Such.nda, Pairui 205 Suh, Hydung Won 196 Suisse. Dov.d 148 Suisse, Joy 164 Sullivan, Joan 218 Sullivan. Joyce Anne 148, 230 Sullivan. Margie Utahko 196 Summers. Randell 304 Summers, Riley 304 Sunado. Cheryl 196, 234. 237 Sunodo. She.lo 231 Sung, Maggie Moi Yin 196 Sung, William 148 Sunthornsaratul, Yont 227 Sutcliffe. Geoffrey 148 Sutherland. 8ront 304 Swam, Richard Thomos 196 Swominathon, Subromonia 178 Swonstrom, Fred 306 Swoswy. Samuel 301 Sweetman. John Anthony 178 Swenson, Janice 178 Sylvester. Rodnoy 148 T Todd. Dee Ann 313 Toft. Glen Dec 148 Taggart, Adelle 164 Toggort, Edward 178 Toggort. laird 149 Ta.f, Robert 301 Tolbot, Robert Barton 196 Tolcott, John 298 Toll, Oavid 306 Tolmadge, Jonice 320 Tom, Ronald 294 Tamoshiro. Glenn 239 Tanner. Carolyn 148,311 Toshiro, Lynn 239 Tassainer. Gory 107 Tate. Glono 164.218 Taylor, Alt.e 107 Taylor. Brent Fronk 149 Toylor. Croig 301 Toylor. Day no 178 Taylor. Darlene 149 Toylor, Dixie 218 Toylor. Gory F. 261,294 Toylor. Gory I 205. 307 Toylor, Genon 196 Toylor. Gordon 251,261, 301 Toylor, Gregory Wayne 178. 228,261 Toylor. Jay 261.304 Taylor. Jeonne 291,315 Toylor. John Wayne 178 Toyolr. lorry 164.231,306 Toylor, Lynn Wayne 196 Toylor, Linda 149 Toylor. Marilynn 316 Toylor. Michael 164 Taylor, Nodme Cox 196 Toylor. Patricio 149 Toylor, Rhenon 196 Toyolr, Suson 178 Toylor, Terresia 149 Taylor. Terry 196. 253 Tebbs. Joyce 164.220 Telford, Michool 178 Temple, David 164 Tennant, Roger lee 306 Tennent, Williom 164 . 274. 309 Terrill. William 306 Terry, Alan 304 Textoris. Michael 107 Thom. Jerry 196 Thatcher, Barbara 178 Thatcher. Bryan 164 Thatcher. Carol Ann 164 Thesken, David 149 339 Theurer, Kote 149 Theurer, Steven 149 Theurer, Sydney 148.252 Thomos, Christina 196. 315 Thomas. David 178 Thomas, Karen 178 Thomas, Jon Paul 196 Thomas. Janesse 149 Thomas. Keifh 149.303 Thomas. Mark Franklin 196 Thomas. Peter 196, 243, 260 Thomas, Sandra 149 Thomos. Stonlcy 164 Thomos, Thomos Peter 285 Thomas, Tim 149,306 Thompson. Annette 178 Thompson, Bonnie S. 196 Thompson. 8rcnt 196,238 Thompson. Carolyn 149 Thompson. Charles 149 Thompson, lorhair 196 Thompson. James 292 Thompson, Mark 107.196 Thompson. Sandra Koye 178 Thompson. Susan 149 Thompson. Victoria 164 Thomson, Connie 149 Thomson. Brent 244. 301 Thomson, Truman Brent 232 Thongoun. Seg 227. 256 Thorley, Evan 261 Thornborrow, Jock 294 Thornburg. Dennis Dean 196, 253 Thorne, Brent Milton 196 Thome. Sandro 234 Thornly, Evon 196 Thorton. leeAnn 196 Thornton. Rendell 260 Thorsted, Woyne 149 Tidwell, Otto 149 Tidwell, Sylvia Inez 230 Tiffany, Lorry 196.300 Tilly. Freder.ck Coil 253 Timpson. Sandra 252, 268. 269. 313 Tingey. Kothryn 164 Tin key. Doyle 196 Tippslts. Lono 178 Tisher, Edword 178 Tobler, Merry 149 Tolley, Oelon Wmston 178 Tolmon, Ellen 240 Tolman. Jonice 164 Tolmon. Morle 240, 243 Tolmon. Ronald 196 Toonc. Potricio 149 Toonc. Phillip 196,256 Topham. Dewey 303 Torbensen. Jerry 196.298 Torgesen. Kothlesn 291.319 Tout, Nanette 235,316 Toulgoat, Horry 294 Townsend, Corliss Linda 229 Townsend. Rebecco 149,320 Trone, Colvin 149 Trane, Terry 313 Traveller. Seth 196 Traveller. Kent 164 Tremper, Alan 294 Trimble, Ronald 178 Trimble, Susan 149 Trumbull. Arthur 178 Tse, Henry Kwoi-Hoi 178 Tso, 8ecky 205 Tsui. Chong Shui 205 Tsuyo, April 196.315 Tsuyo,Toyo 149. 247.269.315 Tuan. Hssing Ti 205 Tubbs. Dale 300 Tucker. Clark Bertram 196 Tucker. Clork Bertram 196 Tucker. Curt,s 178.234 Tucker, Kathleen 164 Tuoller. Ruch 164 Tully. Gregory Brian 196 Tunb'idqe. Shoron 196 Turnsr. Oavd 150 Turner, Darrel 164 Turner. Allen 301 Turner. Marvin R. 253 Turner, Max 205 Turner, Tomoro 315 Turner. Monroe 298 Turner, Sue 178 Turnquisf, Morlys Mane 196 Tuttlo. Donno Morie 178 Tygesen. Roy 149 Tyrrell, John 149 U Udell. Kristmo 315 Uhrich, llene Koye 178 Ulanday. Christine 150 Ullmon. Myra 291.311 Umpleby. Howord Dean 196. 256 V Vohoro. G. 224 Vola. Alden 150 Valentine, Peter 164 Valentine. Suson 197 Volenxuelo. Michael 306 Volenzuelo. R. Gilberto 253, 270 Voluchek. Jon 282 Van Alfen. Brent 271 Vonousdal. Carol 178 Von Buren. Rondy 196.256 Vonousdal, Richard 294 Vonce, May Lynne 197 Vande, Merwc P. Bea 197 Vandenberg, David 197 Vanderbeck. Ruth 205 Vondermeyden. Merrill 304 Van Dorston. lonn 197 Van Gomerf, Jeffrey 292 Vanhise. Chorles Allen 237. Van Leeuwen, Joan 150,313 256 Vannapinich, Thomnoon 205 Van Orden, Janice 150 Vorga, William 178. 233. 238 Vayagool. Suratana 205 Verhool, Jeff 155.294 Vermeil. Albert 107 Verner. Paul 297 Vernon. Janet 178 Vernon. Rikki 197.300 Ververs. Duncan Jomos 197 Ververs. Icsl-e 197 Vicchrilli, Suzzonnc 150 Vichoirotana, Porochoi 227 Vickrey, Gory Michoel 197 Vilven. Douglos 304 Vincent, Borry Paul 197 Voker. Som 107 Vongermeten, Geoffrey 197. 230 Cordaht. Eric 150 Voris, Merikoy 320 Vorwaller, John 150 Vorwaller. Croig 303 Vow'es, Kathleen 320 W Wobel. Rosemorie 197 V addoups. Noncy 164, 232 Wade. Richard 164. 300 Wadley. Cormo 164. 262. 245 Wodley. Jomes 169 Wodsworth. Reid 256 Wagoner. Shouno 150 Wagner. Richard Alfred 197 Wagner, Robm 150 Wogstoff, Cothy 162 Wagstoff, Eugene 178 Waite, Marilyn 164 Wakley. Linda Lou 197 Wolbreg. Christopher 297 Wolbridge, Thomos 294 Wolburger. Rita Morie 178,197 Waldron, Eileen 150 Waldron. John 236. 300 Woldron. Sharon 316 Walker. Beverly Alton 178 Walker. Darrel 294 Wolker. Douglos 297 Walker. Hyrum 297 Wolker. Joe 150 Wolker. Jody 304 Wolker, Julie 150 Wolker. Sims 164 Wolker, Stephen 1 50 Wolker. Stewart 303 Wall, Thomas 205 Wall, Judy 164 Woll. Morg.e 1 50 Wallace. Charlo Roe 197 Wallace, Michelle 150 Wollenfine, Rhea Holme 178 Wolston. Kenneth 178. 300 Walter, John 107 Wolters. Carol Ann 164 Walters, Cheryll64 Walton. Eldon 301 Walton, Julian Eldon 197 Wolton, Joy 164 Womsley, Stuort 197 Wong. Fronk 205 Womsley. Louise 197 Wongsgord. Jo Ann 197 Wonkier. Elam 150 Word, Charles Owen 178 Word. David 150 Word, Julia Ann 197 Ward. Kothleen 178 Ward, Lynden 150 Word, Monte 164 Wordle. Lynn George 212 Wardle, Rosanne 164. 214. 262 Wore. Jomes Lawrence 253 Warner, Gayle 1 64 Warner, Steven 304 Watnick, George 233 Worr. Mark 1 50. 306 Warren. Ivon 1 64, 300 Warren, lonmce 217,315 Warren, Orvetto 178 Warthen, Michael 303 Wosden, Sherry 178 Washburn, Mark 150 Wovhburn, NotoUe 214 Wotonobo. Anne Marie 164, 262 Wotanbe. Lorroine 150 Wotkm. Charles 150.298 Wotkins. Brent 304 Watkins, Katherine 316 Wotkins, Pot 1 50 Watkins, Susan 150 Wotrin, Raymond 107 Watson, Gerald 107,197 Watson. Jo Anne 165 Wattersan, Lmdo lee 127, 165.228.252 Wotts. Douglas 197,238 Wotts. Raymond 247 Wayment, Mary 150 Weaver, John Lee 209. 248 Weover, tyndo 291.316 Webb. Curtis 197,300 Webb. Kr.sten 178 Weber. Richard 230 Weber, Stephen 150.248 Webster, lorry Owen 256 Deews. Darwin 165 Weeshoff. Oav d 197.298 Welch. Dorothy 179 Welch. Judy 150 Welch, W.lliom 248 Welcher, Katren 150 Wellmg. Leroy 179.300 Wentz. Jeffrey 292 Wesley. Jo Beth 165.230 Wesoff. David 291 West. Colleen 150 West. Gene 197 Wescf. Robert 294 West. Sandra Ctoire 197 Westerberg. Pomelo 315 Westergord. James 197 Western. Dorothy 150 Westcrmon. Karen 165 Weston, Jeffrey 256 Westovcr. Ellen 150 Whoiely, Michael 197 Wheatley. Karen 1 50 Wheeler, Diane 252 Wheeler. Marcia 1 50 Wheelwright, Jill 247. 315 Wheelwright. Sandra 150 Whitaker, Deanna Kae 179 Whitoker. James Dennis 197 White, Andrew Burton 179.209 White. Carolyn 165, 218. 271.274 White. G.nger 165,320 White. Jon 304 White. Margaret 247, 315 White, Marian Edith 179 White. Paul 150 White. Sondro 179 White, Sherry 179 White. Steven 294 Whiteheod. Morleen 150 Whitehead, Ritchie 205 Whitehouse. John Brent 197 Whitehouse. Roger 306 Whitelaw, Chandler 205. 300 Whitelow, Relle 197 Whitmg, Carolyn I. 179 Whitney. George 253 Whittier, Diane 150 Widdison. Eileen Koy 198 Widmer. Grant 205 Wieccorek. John 304 Wiggms, Moryonn 150 Wight, Dionne 150 Wildem. Dennis 298 Wilhelm, Soro 198 Wilhelmsen, Melvm J. 179 Wilkerson. lee 151 Wilkey. Ralph Maurice 198 W.lkie. Suson 150 W.lk.n, Dov.d Allan 179 Wilkmson, Corol 150 W.lk.nson, Mory Ellen 252 Wilkmson, Stcph 151 Willes. Alton 151 Willens. Alvin E. 256 Williams, Deanna 150 Williams. Evelyn 165. 316 Williams, Gary 225 Williams, Gordon 303 Williams. Jeon 320 Williams. Jill 247 Williams, John Dwight 198, 291.309 Williams. Kent 291.292 Williams, Lauro 151 Willioms. Lon 151 Williams, Loretta 165 Williams, Micheal 165.297 Williams, Nadine 169.291 William. Terry 151 Williamson. Joseph H. 198. 253 Williamson, Kem L. 198 Williamson. Rushton 292 Williomson. Shonnon 198 W.llis, Clork 304 Willis. Michael Charles 198 Will.s. Ray 300 Willoughby, Kristine 151 Wills, Kothleen Jo 231 Willoughby, Lynette 151 Wilson, Chris 151 Wilson. David Eugene 179,253 Wilton. Dennis 198,250.251 Wilson. Denms Stuort 179. 253 Wilson. James Horry 198 Wilson, Janet Elizabeth Wilson, Kothlesn Ann 313 Wilson. Larry Scott 198.256 Wilson. Mary 151.291,313 Wilson, Richard 294 Wilson. Robert Keith 179 Wilson. Vol 243 Wiltshire, Shen 165 Wimmer. Boyd Ross 198. 210. 271 Wimmer, Rondy 298 Wimmer. Richoid 297 Winchester. Rondy 151 Windhom. Charles 165. 309 Wmegar. Denise 151 Winegor, luonn 151 Wmn. Rondoll 233 Wmquist. George 298 Wmtch. Barbara 198 W.ntch. John 198.244 Winter, Bruce 151 Winters. Barbara 151 Winters, Lorry 165 Wmtertan. Lee 151 Winterton. Lynn 235 Wirthlin. Mary Michelle 179 Witt. Francis 151 W.ff.nden, John H. 179 Wiffmden. Suson 198 Wolf. Paige 294 Wolf ley, Noncy C. 315 Wolford. Julie 151,315 Wolley. Thomos 198 Wollner, Robert 292 Wong. Anthony 15 I Wong-Tam. Rafael 118, 165 Woo, Eleanor Mae 165 Wood, Clyde 254 Wood, Connie 151,320 Wood, Jeon 283,315 Wood,Kay 315 Wood. Nanette I 69, 247,291.316 Wood. R.ck 198. 261 Wood. Shel� o 151 Wood. Sondro Doy 179 Wood, Terry F. 1 98 Wood. Richard 266 Wooabury. V.cky 179,319 Woodheod, Scoff 151 Woodhouse. Ted Hansen 198 Woodin. Denise 151 Woodland. Susan 165 Woodmancy. Kothleen 151 Woods. Clinton Charles 179 Woods. Garry 151 Woodword, Jonis 179 Woodword. ludeon 1 98 Woodword. Steven 165 Woodword. Vicki 319 Woolums, Susan Jean 198 Workman, Nancy 179,232 Wort hen. Dennis 179, 301 Wride. Blake 1 98. 265. 266.269. 285 Wride, Mary Kathy 198 Wright. Bill 179.300 Wnghr, Elame 247. 260 Wright, Gerald Maurice 198 Wright. Jeon 151 Wright, letand Glen 198 Wright, Morgoret Ann 245 Wnghr. Morgy 165. 269. 320 Wright. Melvin L 198 Wright, Roxonno Jo 198 Wright, Wayne Alfred 198 Wuest, Robert John 198 Wyro, John 198.297 Y Yamasaki. Denms 107.198 Yomosaki. JoAnne 179 Yomosoki. Yvonne 198 Yang. Choonyul 205 Yeomon, Cro g 304 Yeates. Denms 179.298 Yewdoll. Wolter Terry 232 Yocom, Karl 151 Yoho. Gory lee 165 Yonamine. Gory 165,239 Yonk, lorry 300 Yoon. Hang Ro 226 Yorgonson. Oiono 151 Yorgoson. Ronald 1 65 Yoshiaka, Doreen 165. 239 Youm. Young.l 198.226 Young. Donald 198 Young. Douglos 165 Young. Edward 198.301 Young,Jo Anne 165 Young, lorry 304 Young, Lloyd 256 Young, Marionne 1 51 Young. Neil 205 Young, S. Ruth 257 Young, Wendy Rey 198 Yu. Yung Hoon 205. 226 Z Zimmermon, Cro'ig 107.165 Zimmerman. Ted 179 Zimmerman. Tim 107 Z.mowsky, Peter 198. 279. 299 Zobris . Gmn.e 151.313 Zollinger. Donna 179 Zollinger, Lynn 151 Zollinger. Mory Ann 165 Zollmger. Trudy Ann 179 Zufelt, Croig 198.253 Zufelt, Kotl David 179 Zupo. Fronk 165 Zurcher. Ruth 151 340 Bart Rightmire, Head Photographer 341 organizations index Stanley Powell, Photo Technician activity and social blue key 261 buzzer 280-84 crucible 277 entertainment bureau 274 entomology club 236 273 howaiians 239 260 238 kusu-fm .... 281 kusu-tv 280 orchesis 258 276 spurs 262-63 student life 278-79 honoraries Alpha Epsilon Delta 244 Alpho Lambda Delta 245 Alpha Kappa 242 Alpha Sigma Nu 241 Alpha Zefa 244 Phi Upsilon Omicron 240 Sigma Phi Eta 241 Sigma Tou 243 Zefa Epsilon .... 243 Who's Who .... 285 foreign students ... 227 indians .... 227 iranians 224 koreans ............... 226 moslems ............ 224 226 thailond 227 professional asce ... 255 asrm 253 astmc 255 engineering council . 237 indus. educ. club 256 laep 257 plant science 238 pre-vet ............... 254 sae . .. 249 welding society 256 wildlife society 253 religious baptists................ 229 lutherans .............. 231 Idssa ................ 228 newman.................. 230 Westminster ............ 231 student government senate ................. 266 asusu................... 265 publ. council .......... 267 publ. rei. committee ... 268 ub program council .... 269 icc .................... 270 ire .................... 271 independent council 272 military air force ........... 250-51 angel air .............. 252 army rote .............. 246 pershing rifles 248-49 sponsors ... ........ 247 342 Jim Keeler, Head Photographer photo credits Bert Chew, 24b. 25b, 26. 27. 3)o, 36ob. 40a. 48a. 51c 58b. 66b. 72b. 73. 8tobc. 82. 127a. 130. 132-3 tech. 134. 137. 145. 152. 155, 156, 157. 158. 160. 166. 169. 172 tech. 180. 183. 193. 199. 210c. 214cd. 220be, 241b. 243o. 244b. 245b. 250b. 256b. 261 be. 264. 265 267b, 27So, 277, 281b. 283, 285, 288a. 297a. Steve Cohlen 22. Jim Fain, 23o. 28. 32bd. 33b, II?. 113. 114. 115. 116, 117b. 122b. 123cd, 149. 289o. Jack Fothef.nghom 35b. 209c. 218b. 253a, 271. 290od, 293c. 301oc. 310. 318 Richard Goffi 327. 328. 329. Jim Keeler 9. 24o. 33, 64. 65. 70. 7 loc. 72o, 74. 95. 97a 99oc, 97. 99, lOJo. 102, 103, I09o. 112-3 layout £ design, 131. 228. 231. 236. 238b. 239b. 242. 243. 252, 253, 254. 257. 258. 259. 260. 262. 266, 289g. 290befg. 294. 295. 296, 299, 305bc. 310o. 32lce. Ruth Hor� ton 4. 7b, 8. 10. II. 17, 18, 140. 142. 190, 202, 275b. Skip Hibbard: 87def. 88. 89. 132. 133, 150, 209b. 2l0bd, 21 Id. 212obc. 213 abed, 2Uob. 2l5acd. 216obcd. 217. 218d. 2l9obc. 220obc. 221obc, 252a. 254o. 274, 279. 281o. 289c. 290c. 3Ub. John Hunti 101b. Kothy Johnson i 86c. 87a. 194 Nate long: 50o, 124. 171. lorry Oweni, 84. 85. 90. 126. Jock Petersen 325, 326. Photo Service: 58b. 59d. 64b. 106. 107. 117a, 125. 323. Stanley Powell, technidon 2b, 23b. ?4c. 25a, 29o, 33o, 34c. 35b. 40a. 4lac, 44o. 45obc. 50b. 5lab. 52, 53. S4bc, 55b. 56b. 57o, 60c. 67. 68o. 69c. 72, 73. 75abce. 76cbd. 77ob. 79. 80. 86ghl, 87obc. 88o. 88. 89, 9!ab, 95o. 99c, 119. 120a. 121. 127. 128. 155. 209. 2!0bd. 21 lobe. 212b. 213. 2l4ed, 215obd. 216. 217. 2l8ob, 220oc. 2 21 a be. 24 lo, 242a. 245ob. ?46b. 250b, 252c. 255o. 260ob. 262ab, 263b. ?68b. 274. 276. 277. 280b, 28Sob. 288obc. 289of. 290ebde. 291a, 293o. 296be. ?99bc. 300a. 302b. 303o. 324. 325. 326, 328, 329. Bart Righfm.ro 20. 21. 37. 38. 39, 40b. 42. 43. 44, 45. 46b. 49. 52. 53, 54o. 55a. 56c, 57b. 58a. 59ac. 60ab. 61o tech, 62, 69c. 71b. 77. 80, 83. 92, 93. 96. 120o. 121b. 128. 189, 222, 223. 272. 273. 278a, 280. 344 Alan Sicks.- 98. 99b. Gary Smith I. 2. 3. 6. 7a. 12. 14, 15. 19. 23b. 24c. 25o. 29. 30cde. 31d. 32c. 33o. 4lo. 46o. 48ob. 50b. 5lab, 54bcd. 55b. 56ob. 57o. 59b. 60c. 6lo. 108b. 109bc. 110b 118. 127b. 151. 161, 162. 165. 172. 173. 174, 175. 176. 178. 179, 185. 186, 197. 205. 240. 269b, 288b. 289d. 291. Jim Sommeri: 30ab, 3tabc, 34, 35, 47, 66oc, 67bc, 68, 69ab. 75. 76. 78. 79. 86ob. 87c. I09o. 111. 119, 120c. 121ce. 122ae, I23ab. 124, 125, 127, 129. 139. 201. 206. 207. 208. 209abde. 21 lobe, 218cd. 221. 235. 248. 249, 250, 268. 270. 276, 282. 288c. 289b, 307. 321 dfg. leer Thorpe: 90. Jan Voluchek. des-gm 258. 270. 273. 276. 277. Special rhonks extended to Kristie Bowcutt, typiit and classes; Melinda Daniols, typltf; Andrew Zipser. public relations.- Harriet Hemingwoy, dosses; Romesh Reddy, photo Mcj Shouno Porry, advertising. 1 344 This is the place, Baby