Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 342 of the 1971 volume:

David Mareuscn. Editor T Beverly Bateman, Business Manager h Glen Edwards. Advisor - —' Prologue Epilogue U Z Affiliation Greeks Organizations Company Administration Dorms Z Classes UBCCE Diversion e Fall Activities Winter Activities r 1971 Spring Activities Index 289 309 •2 ... I will drink LiU to the Ires. All time I have enjoyed Greatly, hare suffered greatly, both with those That loved me, and alone. ... I am become a name. 3 4 For always roaming with a hungry heart Much have I seen and known, - cities of men And manners, climates, councils, governments, I am a part of all that I have met; Yet all experience is an arch rvhere-through Gleams that untravelled world whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move. 5 Hoti' (hill it ts to jxiuse, to make an end. To rust unburnished, not to shine in use! As though to breathe teere life! Life piled on life Were all to little, and of one to me Little ream ins; but ever hour is sored From that eternal silence, something more, 6 A briuger of neie things; and vile it were For some three suns to store and hoard )U i selj And this grog spirit gear ring in desire To follow knowledge like a sinking star, Begond the utmost hound of human thought. 8 A.s not too late to seek a newer world. Push ofj, and sitting well in order sm ite 1 he sounding furrows; for my purpose holds 10 To sail beyond the sunset, and the baths Of all the western stars, unfit I die! 11 12 There lies the port; the vessel puffs her sail; There gloom the dark, broad seas. My mariners. Souls that have toiled, and wrought, and thought with me, - Thai ever with a frolic welcome took The thunder and the sunshine, and opposed Free hearts, free foreheads, — you and I are old; Old age hath yet his honor and his toil. Death closes all; but something ere the end, Som e ivork of noble note, may yet be do ne, Fat a nbecom ing men that strove with gods. Tfu lights begin to t winkle from the rocks; D tang day wans; the slow moon climbs; the deep Moans round with many voices. Come, my friends. 13 This labor, by slow prudence to wake wild A rugged people, and through soft degrees Subdue them to the useful and the good. Most blameless is he, centered in the sphere Of common dut ies, decent not to fa il In offices of tenderness, and pay Meet adoration to my household gods. When I aw gone. He works his work, I wine. 14 ■ C vt . W - ' tvt : N -- r • - w WeHiQh Rts 2 Tmffo ', ,V------VV - ;?r9 S 2 £ -7 Z 16 C N .iu1 r«Tr 263 n 4 ta r rv,v v-� r 3 — A rtri H W V0 ” _ VUS bQ £ ft 'U2 H :___, J--M 30$ B 7 V jtfvuan Robert 260 £ 2 H Jvmw Robert Grcbvrt. HJti S5tMc, Ufld 703 LJ? ’ttz • HE , uni t w BhJ K?i| R .'9 I ?T ' We 1? A - . K, ■•' £3V r?Oi0-J 1735 ux vtotJc.... ■ Rciltl .StHor. 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Taggart President of US U. 1968- 18 “Utah State University was horn of human needs, nurtured by faith and dedication, and sustained throughout its history by a solemn conviction that the intellectual life finds its greatest nourishment in a fellowship of minds. Dr. Taggart views Utah State as existing to assist its students to find an understanding of human life so as to lx ready and equipped for the practice of it. Utah State also seeks to help its students find excitement in the intellectual life. It no doubt perfects other phases of the student, broadens skills, extends their acquaintances and hopefully strengthens their moral fiber as each and every student takes, uses and eventually values all the many facets of the university life that may have an effect. Education is open to all who can benefit from it and who have the will to meet its demands. The president promises, “All those with the intellectual capacity and desire to succeed will find the doors open at Utah State University.” 19 Vice-Presidents Claude Burtenshaw Vice-President of Student Affairs Wynne Thome Vice-President of Research H. Gaurth Hansen Provost Dee A. Broadbcnt Vice-President of Business 20 Administrators Gerald Shorratt Assistant to the President .dliam II. Hcnnctt Director of Extension Services Stanford Ca .ier Vice-Provost L. Mark Ncuberger Dean of Admissions and Records Nolen Iaindstrom Dean of Women 21 Institutional Council Phillip A. Bullen L. Mark Xcuberger G. Homer Durham Snell Olsen The Utah State University Institutional Council acts in behalf of the Unix ersity in communicating between the University and the community. It hostile responsibility for assisting in planning, implementing and executing the perpetuation of the institution’s traditions and goals. The Council consists of eight members appointed by the Governor and the ninth member is the president of the USU Alumni Association. Jay Dee Harris Hex Plowman Alva C. Snow Beverly D. Kumpes W. B. Robins Jane S. Tibbals Board of Higher Education Warren II. Bullock Ira II. Huggins Mrs. Eugene Overfelt II. Bruce Stucki George C. Hatch Richard J. Maughan Charles K. Peterson The State Board of Higher Education is the governing body of the state system of higher education. The hoard of eighteen Utah residents is responsible for establishing and defining the roles of the various institutions and for prescribing the general determination of the operating and capital budgetry needs. Richard L. Evans Henry R. Ilurren Luke G. Pappas Nathan Tanner College Deans Warl H. Smith Dean of Agriculture Robert Collier Dean of Business Oral Ballam Dean of Education I). F. Peterson Dean of Engineering Phyllis Snow Dean of Family Life 2-1 Hindis W. Box Dean of Natural Resources Ralph Johnson Dean of Science Judd M. Harmon Dean of Social Science Eldon J. Gardner Dean of C.raduate Students 25 Faculty Senate 26 U C Directors Va' Christensen Din i tor, University Center Coordinator of Student Activities Hr in e F. Darlcy Assistant Director. University Center LcRoy Dennis Assistant Coordinator of Student Activities Sherlyn Cook ASUSU Secretary Alan Croshaw ASUSU President 09 28 ASUSU Officers Bruce Burtenshaw Actuh ntic Vice-President Doug Thompson Cultural Vice-President Dennis Everton Organizalions Vice-President Paul Michaelson Administrative Vice-President Mark Anderson Financial Vice-President George Tribble Athletic Vice-President Steve Dunn Public Relations Vice-President ASUSU Executive 30 Council 31 32 ip Wrnm Interfraternity Council IXTF.RFRATKRXITY COUNCIL - Front: Peter Cook. I.e Gravis. Don H.irtel. lelfSlmlz. Noun Cranney. lorty Jenkins. Robert Sonter. Row two: Hill Torment, Dave Mamisen. Rob Cross. Lloyd II.inn, Cary Cook, Hrad Hell. Mark Warr, Harry Pewit t, Tyler MrXtcl. 34 Parihellenic PANHEI.I.KNIC - Front: Gail Bentley. Debbie Steed. Pat Lan«. Pam John . ( ooriir Wood, Ho.xctnne lli'clcsicad How Two: DeMm Man- mg. K.itlis Mottensoii. Shirley Grover, Diane Frischknecht. Hoxanne Kothwell. Maty Frauds Elwootl. Jam- Adams Jamie Allan Slacv Anil Him nil- Black Stephanie Bruc-eki Patti Budge Patti Burrows Sii Bwdincll Jan Christiansen Katin Crawford Jackie Davis Peggy Davis 1,1‘slie Dodd Shari Karl I .i KpjH'rSon Kathy I'uhiimun Doiothy Caddie Allison Cates JoAim I lammond Dehhie Mohan Vicki Hurst Shari Hyde Belinda Iorg Susan Jeppeson Karen Johnson Mary Katnuierlohr Carolyn Kihhic Tanis Knight Pat Lang Caynell Larsen Linda Larsen Dehhie Manning Carolyn Maughan Kathryn Mill's Kathy Mortcnscn Kris Nelson Julie Nelson (Carolyn Olmstead Dehhie Price Annette Bandall Joan Pasmussen Cyndy Honk-Pat Koskelley Marsha Smith Ann Sorenson Susan Stevens Patty Thomson Avis Tsuyn Joy Tsnya I Aiula Visser China Warner Bamlee Warren Merri I .ynne Watts Kay White Ann Wright The sisters of Alpha Chi Omega (translation — the First and the Last) approached the year by taking pledges during fall rush to carry on Alpha’s traditions. Thus, began a year full of sneaks, stolen dinners, missing light bulbs, sticky doorknobs, etc., etc. Highlights this year have included annual altruistic projects, parties, and intramurals. Alpines enjoyed participating in sports and. in united el fort, took intramurals. Proceeding with understanding, confidence, and courage, which How from com ictiou, the sisters of Alpha Chi Omega enjoyed a fun-filled 1970-1971 at USU. OIT'IC.'KHS — Top, clockwise: Kathryn Miles. Jam- Adams. Ann Sorenson. Dorothy Jo (laddie, Lynda Visscr, Linda Ijirscn, Pat I .and, Stephanie llrueckncr, Debbie Marinin , (.’aniljn Olimtead, (anna Warner. A X Q Sin-Hoy Agnitola Ton s;i Andersen Hose Mary Andcrj Beycrice IlcrglOm Susan Blaster Nancy Budge Susio ltudgc Susan Burnett Susan Calhoon Nancy Carver Carolyn Crockett Joy Ann EggCtt Leslie Ferguson Shannon Fluckigtc Diane I'rischnecht Statcy Creenficld Judy Iludficld Brenda Harmon Su anne Hatch Sn .y Holmgren Jan Jingle Karen Isakson Chris Jensen Pain Johnson Dana Jones Kris Jones Kathleen Keogh Barbara Ann Kowj Lori Larsen Terri I,arson Miehcllc Larsen Kay Lewis Kathie Merrill Susan Merrill Tina MeMurdie Peggy Neihaur Nancy Nelson Linda Pankratx Clwryl Parsons Becky Randall Hhonda Basnuissei Carol Modelings Jennilyn llhees Morgfc Rico Sheri Rigby 1 .inda Roe Betsy Romney Carol Ryan Janet Saunders Jnninc Sewell Jan Shumway Viekio Simmons Jaerjlyn Smith Javnr Smith Jol one Stimpson Elaine Taggart Charlotte Toothmi Diane Vail Ann W;issennann Divio Williams Susan Wilson Allison Wiseomb Connie Wood X Olii Omega is a group of fun-loving sisters ready to help one another. A house where oldie goldies and midnight raids are prevalent. Quality girls who will sweep you oil your feet. Where happiness means giving and sharing, A plaee of Iricndship. laughter, and good times. Mary Frances Fhvood Delta Della Della President Kobync Timoney Selma Viinir Hutli Vnuus ir ! Kristine Welekor J111 it • A. Zimmerman Sherry nderson 1 .in 5.i Hallow Ho aunc lkvkste k illin' Biiknell Doreen Blanck Edith Brown Toni Christensen Miki H. Colt-man Kristine (Iowan l.iiulu Dahl Kolayno Day Mary Dcuton l.ois F.lkington Mary Frances Eli June Esholnian Pal Koullz (irntehen Creinor Siuirou I lust in' Leii h Hutchison Diane Jenson Cli.idem- Johnson Jennise Jones IX-bbie Kaiser Francis J. I,arson Laurel Larsen Nanette I .arson Cookie Larson Nancy Ia c Larsoj Karen l.unquist Ann Morrill Marilyn Murray Jane Obray Chcrie () 1 I Sarah S. Olsen Carol Pendleton Debbie Patience l.izotto Peterson Saudi Plowman Joanne Porter Joanne Pratt Leslie Haekham Colleen Hiley Sue Hiley Su anne Hobinson Klaine Hhode Hosann Hothwell Pam Shaw Sylvia Shaw Marcia Sheridan Latri Sinlin Karen Simper Susan Sknbehmd Jo Smothennan Tina Soter Kathy A. Thomas •10 A Tri Delias come in all sixes, shapes, colors and creeds: they are each i� di idual yet are hound together in a sisterhood through experiences they share. Tri Dellas aren’t am different than average people, until you mention sisterhood. Sisterhood to a Tri Dolt is a tear at a special candle passing, singing in the bathroom, pulling sneaks on their sisters, (and maybe other people too sharing a problem with a sister, or ha ing a boyfriend that spends more time with your sisters than he does with on. Being a Tri Delta is the greatest, cause you'll never stand alone — Ol-Merits — I .eft ( Iticlil: l.izette IVtorson, |o Smothemiun, lavin’ Obiay. Karen Simpson, ttox.mn Itotliwell. Mary Francis Flwootl. Mary Deaton. S.ui ! Plowman. A A Tri-guv Kent Bowen 4J Judy Allen Karen Allen Pally Andersen Teryl Andersen Pam Baer Pam Barnes Helen Baxter Marian Bell ('.ail Bentley Becky Brown Debbie Stor'd Kappa Delta President Patty Burt Jane Bushed Colleen (.alltoon Dehliie Card Denise Carotin Debbie Christensen Shari Christensen Jana Clawson Sheralyn Cook Janyeo Cox Susan Fcker Holly Kvans Kaudt Eyre I lillnry Fallis Melodie Fear Nanette Felt Shirley Grover Linda Crow Drbbi Hale Heidi Hansen Linda Harmon Kristeen Holbrook Belniva I loll Su amie Janesick Patty Jenkins Karma Jeppesen Marts Kmitht Belli Kouba Dixie la.Pr ay (i.islene Larson Shawna l.oosle Sheri Mendini Paulette Nielson LcAiiu Olsen Sherry Pace Becky H.isimissen Jane Reynolds Oayle Biehens Mary Boss Teresa Hoylance Brenda Scofield Sidney Shostcd Judy Sinclair Jill Stapley Debbie Steer! Valeriee Stcdcnscn I Minnie Slowed Linda Taylor Pam Taylor Lana Torhensen Janie Wayment Jolene Wells Sheryl Yeates 42 Sharing . . . Winning . . . Losing . . . Understanding . . . ll ;i part of the Spirit of 7! for Kappa Delta. Whether bewildered, enthusiastic, or curious, everyone experienced tile all-time good times that were a part of the KD kaleidoscope . . . While the familiar green staircase took its toll of sob stories and bad jokes . . . Exchanges . . . Food drives. Philanthropy — reaching out — giving — sharing Christmas with a deserving family and the formal went on forever. K A 43 Lam Hanks Str «-Il Himsusdii H. lirown Craiu-S. BnU« i UuIk'iI ( l.iiisun Kevin Cttvi NVrlin Hum Crump Jfi.ild 1 .i t-npiirt JilllK-S KvatlS I'ft-ston K. KvailS Ki illi Kravt'r la-slii- Iravis Martin (navis James i I.ill Don llartel Mill Hull Dan I lillltiT (.'rain Larsen Steven Pendleton l)a ill Phillips Danui Sniitfi Tim Stri-ln l II A The purpose of Alpha (Minima Rho is to make better men. and through them a broader am! better agriculture by surrounding our members with influences tending to encourage individual endeavor, resourcefulness, and aggressive effort along lines making for the development of better mental, social, moral and physical qualities: to promote a wider acquaintance and a broader outlook on the part of agricultural men through fellowship in a national organization that stands for the best social, mental and moral de clopmeut. Top: Don Hnrtel Front: Jerald Davenport, IVston Kvans, John Lindstrom, Dai) Hunter. r p A John Ncclson Delta Si iito Phi President Man’s pride is his individuality. Individualists are only different greens of the same blade of grass. Delta Sigma Phi. an individualist of individuals. Donald Ardrev Mike Holt Eugene Carlson Joe DoCieeo David Dunn Erie L. Frederick Jim Cordon John McCoiigli Jruncs Jam's Joe Munsey John C. Nelson Tom Nl. Newhold Hill Hivhle Jerry Short Stephen Weher 2 S ■16 OFFICERS — Left to Might: Cene Carlson. John Nelson. I'red Behm. James Jarvis Jr.. Joe DeCicco. Iii 1925, Pi Kappa Alpha heeaine the first National Fraternity on flu- Utah Stall Campus. The tradition of excellence established them in academics, athletics, and campus activ ities, and has heen preserved during the last forty-six years. The Pikes pride themselves on having an organization in which both right and left-wing men can find a home. When you think of PK A. think in terms of fire engines, brotherhood, and the gator. Craig Anderson li.dl Anderson Ladd Anderson David Badger la-on Badger Julian Barlow Jay Baxter Hubert Beldmg Sam Bessingcr Joe Bun.iniio Mark Buckner B. Kent Burton Kevin ('.liarlton Duane Clarke Michael K, Coombs Steve Croshaw David Dalsnglio Steve Dunn IX-imis Kverton Barry l'it gcraUI Dusty Fonncshcck Cage II. Froeirr Bob Fnhriman Brent C.noch Cbuek (.bum l.loyd llaim l.loyd Haycock Scott Holmgren Alliert Jensen Hick Jensen Jeff Johnson Kiel Johnson Stew Keatc I.in l.iii ll looin Mike I.ovejoy Jeny M.kIm'ii Wes Miller Scott Nelson Jolm Parry D.iii Paxton Dim Pea it I )a e Petersen (kill Hidurdson Hieliurd Rowe Claylen Simmons Hex Smitli Dick Speedily Scott Swift Terry Taylor Hoss Tliomas Tim Tliomas Done Thompson Paul Thompson Mark Warr Hi limcl Whitaker V.il White Rocky Woodruff Sam Bcssingcr Pi Kappa Alpha President Steve Peterson Preston Pond lorry Price Paul Head Steve Rfdiards Barbara Kmvall I1, Kappa Alpha Dream dirt 49 Pale Amos Pou Andrews Jolm Hover Kent Bowen K. J. Ballanl Pone Brady Handall Budge Sieve Cull Pom Christensen Suren Clirislcnsca Mailin ('ole Steven Davis Kim (Gardner Hick Cralium Pniljj Hayes Danny Jackson Jerry Jones Clyde Kunz Cars l.andsaw Pave Mareosen And Miller Clyde oonla Alfred IVtonnann Mike Saltern Kirk Selirnal Tliomas Selnnidt Jack Sehwieder Jeff Sinily. Bol Souter Steven K. Tlienror Hon Ward 50 Sigma Nu Court Sigma u, mow in its 101st year, was tlu- great pioneering fraternity in the American West, opening np six states to the fraternity system. Its USU chapter dates hack to 1911 and the founding of its predecessor local, Delta n. Chapter alumni number three college presidents, a Utah governor, a former • S. Sccretan of Agriculture, among many other distinguished alums. perennial campus leader. Sigma u sponsors the prestigious Kohins Awards and the Award Night Ceremonies is one of l.TSUs most gala events. Proud possessors of the fraternity scholarship trophy. Sigma Nu is also w idely respected for the number of its members active in campus honoraries and student government. Its chapter house, largest in the intermountain west, has indoor swimming pool that is the scene for exchange parties with sororities and for some highly popular parties. Dee Ann TacUl Sig� w« (,l os Sigma Chi fraternity has played and will continue to play a significant role in I SC campus life. Sigma Chis remain the power in fraternity intra-mnrals having won the overall intramural title ten of the last eleven years. Kvery fall the Sigs sponsor Derhv Days during which each of the sororities compete for derhys and take part in frolicking games. The Sigs also light the A several times each year to initiate enthusiasm for athletic events. Sigma Chi fraternity was founded on the principle that men of different temperaments, talents, and convictions can live in harmony without losing their individualism. Am man wearing the White Cross of Sigma Chi will admit that Sigma Chi has given him favor and distinction. Hess Ballard Mike Bale Jell Bateson Kent Baugh Jim Biggs Kent Bracken Jon Bnmlcnscm Brent Hutturs Aldcn Caldwell Bay Child Hick Christenson Steve Christensen Tom Crockett David Dairies Dong Earl Robert Frame Chris Fremont Jim Criffen Scott Connell Al llaitm.m Hod Hansen David Harris Kevin Hncscl Hichie Holmgren Clill Hyatt Chris Jensen Kevin Jensen Richard Jones Martin Judd Scott Kuudsen Jim Haul) Bolter t l.aiuiski Sterling Ix' vis Blake Martinson Charles McCullotio T lcr McNeil Al Morgan Fan! Bees David Kobinson Dave Sorensen Jolm Strong Todd Taggart Hal Thomas Scot Tilley Kick VanXoy DoiiH Vilven Kelly Waldron Bolt Wasson (•rant White Jon White Hotter Wilhelmsen Jan r Bushnell, Kris Church. Ann Sorenson, ty’ii'i Chi Sweethearts 55 Hol Gross, President Cregorx Adams limit Bateman liill Hr.in Dean llerrett Creg llranian Mike llornliwll Charlie Broxvn Antliiiin Jolm Cumn . Martin Crandall Cieg Dailey Douglas Dermit iliwij1 Dps.iIvo Allen Krickson II. C. Cross I .ukr Drew I tail Frank I lin .e Hrmv I (•iffmatin III.ike JeSSOII llrian I.. Johnson Craig Judd Hol Knight Dan Kratnbule Mark 1’. Klimek Creg I.alley llirnev I.ant Clint Leavitt Jim l.eonell Hiiss Martineau Mike M K� ney Handy Nelson liiik N . Hichard Fierce Dennis I’orter Dana Roberts Dan Roskelly Cary Stimpson Mark Straus Todd Sudick Douglas Walker Memor filled traditions and contemporary ideas are Mended together to create a unique atmosphere of change in Sigma Alpha Kpsilon. Made up of men from all across the nation, l tah Kpsilon Chapter ol Sigma Alpha Kpsilon is extremely proud of the diversified heritage and spirited background of individualism. As today’s youth questions yesterday’s ideas, so too does Sigma Alpha Epsilon prepare her members socially for a relevant niche in society as they leave the college realm. 2 A E OFFICERS — Front; Dennis l’ortor. RoIkmI Cross. Doin' Dcnnltt. How Two: Russell Martincau. Creg I.ahoy, Tothl Suilick. Ji ll Brctnan. Brent llaleinan. Hill Wurr. ('lark White. Jim l.t-.mulie. Row Three: Sint I Wilson, Charlie Brown, Allen. Danny Hoskelly. 57 Idlin' Cranney Frank ( 'hiss Mile- IXivis Michael Day Dave Ennis SteWII Lew Mikv Fletcher Stan I’rcclKim Don Fulton l.nrry Hay John Haves Joe Hoy S. k. Hurst Jim Imrie Morty Jenkins Pine Jorgensen Lonnie Lawson Shayne l.indcnnun Pat MeCtitoheon Handy Muller Steve Nell K l Niekel Steve Palmer Coil Paolos Harry Pewitt Brent Pilkington Joseph l . I loose Stew KeeSC Chris Bieliardson Kent Iticmondy Dean Siwiee Larry Smith Mark Smith Handy Steadman Carl Tliorkildsen Brent Toolsen Darrell Walker Scott Wileoek Hick Williams Harry Pewitt Sigma Phi Epsilon President Eric Yourston ( ’had Vowel I 58 Another active year for the men behind the red d(M� r and their clog Sebastian. New sisters of the Golden Heart, more parties, fun and excitement all became a part of another year to remember since the first - 1036. OFFICERS — Left to RiRht: Larry Huy. Pat McOitchcon. Jim Imric, Harry Pcwitt, Mike Fletcher. 2 D E 59 Bill Tennant Fiji President Born with a great heritage dating hack to 1848 in small log cabin in frontier IVnnsylvania, Phi Gamma Delta is still growing. Growing because of adherence to common ideals and aspirations. Growing through personal relationships which makes the men of Phi Gamma Delta unselfishly seek to advance on another in the arts of life, and to add to the formal instruction of university curriculum the culture and character which men acquire by contact with great personalities or when admitted to partnership in great traditions, this is the goal of Phi Gamma Delta. a Jot? Armstrong RnUrrl |. Ilmkc Br.it f Bill Burl Radius Michael Crum Peter S. Cook Joe Digt Robert I l.imniedc Roy II. Irwin Skip i Michael Morrissey Dave Malywcutix Lonnie Martin Clvde Nelson Hugh XewhrrTV D.iviil Peek Charles Riddle Kim Selis anevehlt Bit haul Taylor Bill Tennent IVte VanOldcn Chock Wimlham OFFICERS - I.eft to Right: Brad Bell. Bill Tennent, Richard Taylor, Charles Riddle. Service Projects Intramurals f 2 J ■ ■1 Publications Council 65 Left to Right: Vnl Christensen. Mark Anderson, Aziel Jensen, Dong Foxley, Marlin Nelson. Program Council Standi'nic Mariotto Johnson. Kathy Howard, Azielc Jenson. Cameron Caildcr. Paul Miehaelson. Sittim;: Larry Cooper. Don White, Bar Kara Christopherson, Blnin Bnherls, Lois Boyer. Inter-Residence Council Front Row: Kathryn Jenson, I,conn lohn. Colccn Staples. Fauna Allison. Lucy Christensen. Pamela Bennett, Ramie Hemuntl. Cclcst Boudreaux. Back Row: Dave Barton, Dave Turner. Ricluiril Staiiclatfo. Frank Fraser. MikcOmana. 67 Academic Council Left to Right: Jim Goodyear, Julie Washburn. Paul Baugh. Rosalie Scown. Bruce Burtenslww, Craig Morisson. Ix-vvis Quigley. Linda B.illoxv, Terry Simmons. Campus Sei-vice Council The Council was organized last spring under the direction of Jim Olsen. It consists of the presidents, or their representatives, of the service groups on campus. Each group individuality is stressed but the council allows the groups to help each other if necessary and to coordinate their efforts. The Council is an attempt lor better communication and a wider range of activities for these groups. Seated: Jim Olsen. Kathy Fugal. Standing: Neal Cox. Jo Eggli. K.ircn Richards, Barbara Beck Absent: Leslie Spcndlovc, Lynn Hunsakcr, Ray Pollard, Allison Gates, LeRoy Dennis (Advisor). 68 Speech and Hearing The Utah State University Speech and Hearing Association is composed of members of the Department of Communicative Disorders. Members are majoring in either Audiology. Educational Audiology or Speech Pathology. USUSI1A encourages the professional growth of its members by sponsoring guest speakers — in person and via tele-lecture and by sponsoring the publication entitled the Threshold which includes both student and faculty professional articles and is distributed throughout the nation. In addition, the Association provides three social activities for its members during the year. Blue Key Chris Eyre Kent Miller Jeremy Curtoys Don White President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Phil Christensen Peter Cooke Swede Larsen Eldon Drake Historian Dinner Chairman Advisor Advisor Christie Elrod Blue Key Darling 70 Gary Anderson Alan Croshaw Jim Kearl Brent Sehow Paul Baugh Clark Davis Larry Lee Seott Swift Richard Briggs Dennis Lverton Paul Leisaman Doug 'I'liompson Bob Couch Scott Holmgren Cleve Rodebnsh Richard White 71 Rodeo Club Activities sponsored by the USU Rodeo Chib, are to promote interest in our Western Heritage and the great sport of rodeo. This year’s activities included a Club Rodeo held at Hyrinri on Oct. 10, and a Challenge Match with the Weber State Rodeo Club held in the Golden Spike Coliseum at Ogden, Dec. 18-19. Several profesiona! rodeo films were shown at the meetings and one or two parties scheduled each quarter. The year was climaxed by the annual USU Rodeo. May 14-15. in which teams from 11 other clubs in the Rocky Mountain Region of the IRA competed for points and prizes. Front How: Billy -Sue Evans, Judy Cardner, Marita Hunt, Sheila Hoist (secretary). Bonnie Cleaves, pchbic Mill, 1.a Jean l.eavitt. How Two: Waco I.altne SVlmlburi', Kitty Richardson. Terrs Cleaves. How Three: Robbie White Vickie Wilson Jerry Moist ■vice-president;. JikIv Wonkier. How Four: Rodney Miller, Larry ahler, Richard Nichm las. Joe McDonald, Shelly Comendant. How Five: Dean Mill, ('.rant Nicholas. Hoy Fillmore. How Six: Stott McKcndrick. Mark Mech.nn. I)r. Darwin Nielsen (advisor). Back Row: Clint lleihei. Jim Fain (advisor). Dewey Wickham. Marlowe Carroll (president). Bill Liycoof (.ulvisor). Range Science The USU Chapter of the Society for Range Management is a student affiliate of a worldwide organization of scientists, students, educators, ranchers, and professional land managers concerned with the conservation and wise use of our native rangelands, cti ities of the USU chapter include participation in state and national meetings of the parent organization, a range plant identification team that competes with teams from throughout the western United States, Mexico and Canada, and participation in a National student conclave. The chapter meets bi-weekly and sponsors guest lectures and several social events throughout the year. THE FUTURE RANGELANDS HANDS Front Row: la Pattison. Toni Simper, Mike Whalen, Harvey Deane CoteSl Sampson Sloan. Back Row: Jimmie Forrest. Cary Goodman, John Connolly, Ron Anlivsono, John Nnleohek. (advisor). 73 Alpha Lambda Delta Front Row: Lucille Trcmd. Christine Warn irk. Susie Wittorf, jean Pugmirr, Zrnna Both Crockett. Helen Lundstrom. Row Two: Colleen Hailing. Bonnie Bushncll. Ginger I.ee Dallas. Marla Poulsen, Beth Kouba, Kathy Kozak. Row Three: la-Anti Olsen. Pamela Baer. Sheryl Yeates, fanette Turner, Amy Scars. Joan Perkins. Jeanette Poole. Row Four: Kathleen Biggins, Susan Skabclct-nd, Susan Christensen, Cymli Haslam. Arlene Griffin. Becky Yonk, Sansha Small. Front Row: Floris Henderson (advisor). Allison Gates (president). Kathryn Lenhart. Nancy Lee Parson, Carol Drury Cooper. Annette Randall. Row Twh: Christine K. Krni. Marilyn Allen, N'ancy Bergeron, Jo Anne Erickson, Lynn Transtrom. Marilyn Tebbs. Julio Wosbum. Row Three: Karen Manning, ' .an Merrill. Julie Zufclt. Joan Rasmusson. Gloria Jones, loves- Jorgensen. Denise Stauffer. IJebbic slwlown. Row Four: Lori Manning. Cheryl Russell. Judy Sims, Patricia Watkins. Jerri I.atsen. Dana Jones. Linda Panlj.it . Shelley Agricola. Row Five: Sauudra Sargent Alice Zollinger, Alicia Smith. Jeri Kennington. Janice Hyde. Dehhv Harris, Mary Seymour. Donna Harland. Marilyn Drake. Row Six: Leah Parkinson, Thelma Fogcllx-rg. Jessie [.arson. Elizabeth Cottam. Connie Allen, Nancy limes. I.oma Hawkins. Susan Rasmussen. De Ann Woodward. Alpha Sigma Nu Top: David Ferfpisen, Dorothy Jensen. Chris Eyre, Mary Francis Elwood. Bottom: Sherlyn Cook. Doug Thompson, Debbie Steed. Rosanne Croshavv, Scott Ifolmgrecn, Aziel Jenwro. Sigma Tau Sitting: Scott Munson. Owen Shupe (a I visor). Rodney Calloway. Raul Hansen (president). I'ramiHl Kiilkarni. Row Two: Howard Rollard. Dee Hurrie. Kent Jones, Richard Howell. Conlv Hansen, Hack Row: Roy Austin. Steve Rostnia, Joseph Whitaker, loin Zhcll, Steve Stramfr, Terry Hi«bce. Brent Spencer. 75 Mortar Board TOP ROW: Madelyn Parrish. I.ona BclJ, Chadley Anderson, Carolyn Tanner, A iel Jensen. Reeky Brown, Debbie Steed. Beth Bingham. BOTTOM ROM': Roseann Crowshaw (president). Cardan Postmu, Rosemary Mu. Jan Johnson, Susann Match. Nola Mortensen (vice-president). ASME Membership-Brent (inciting, James Holt, Duane Brookshier. James Ford. Ali Shahid, Joshi Kashiram, James Jensen, Michael Panatier, Kawlin Eyre. Kerry Baxter, James Hail. Robert DeMasi, Jimmie Mahom. Kenneth Traveller, Leonard Mishiguehi, Jim Cox, Ernest Schow, Cerman Vuleeillos. Paul Thornley, Charles Dellarnore. Ricky Wang. Forrest Allred, Mark Crafts. Cars Benia. Heed Milton. Edward Vfnciguerra. Ronald Bishop, Roller! Baum, Alan Paxmun. Dennis Radford, David Cirber, John Rla A-ml. Joe Dortseh. David Dennis. Danny Atherley. Neno llulzie, Frank Ineorvia. Barry Judd. Cordon Ayeoek, Roln-rt Cook (ehairman), Herbert Crapo, Kirt Lloyd, Conley Hansen. J. Clair Ratty (advisor). Sponsors I Front Row: Carol Sudoko. Su annc Mitchell. Merlenc Yamasaki, Lana Leggett, Liianne Drif-fill, Marva Richardson. Janet Renner, Ann Chatelain. Hillary I'allis, Trudy Griffin. Kathy Thomas. Debbie Foster. Karen Stephenson. Billie Wayman. Back Row: Linda Bradford, Avis Tsuya. Marcia Sheridan. Diane Winter, Debbie Lasson. Dixie LaPray, loyce Barney, Oheri Spendlove, Tori Wright. Jeff Kcates. Jcane Montgomery. Susan Skabelund. Susan Christensen. Kathic Bicknell. Sherry Downs, Peggy Anderson. Jan Shuinway. Mary Lmi Lidtka. Christy Young. Officers. Left (clockwise): Chcri Spendlove. Jan Shnmway. Shorn- Downs. Tori Wright. Dcb-i •• Lasson. Karen Stephenson. Janet Renner (Commander). Linda Bradford. Marcia Sheridan. The Sponsors sold just about everything to raise money for their trip to Washington. D.C. and once again they made it to the famous Cherry blossom Festival. 77 Arnold Air Society Tilt Arnold Air Society is an organization of Air Force KOTO Cadets w ho partic ipate in Civic activities to better the Air Force, the I'niversity, The Community, and the individual. It’s better to be down here wishing you were there than up there wishing you were down here. 78 Angel Flight Utah State's Angel Flight is a sen ice organization sponsored by the Arnold Air Soc iety. The Flight is composed of thirty of the most involved and busiest girls on campus. During the past year the Angels have been involved in several civic and volunteer projects including the Red Cross blood Drive, a program presented at the old folks home in Logan, and Toys for Tots. The Angels and Arnold Air Society attended Area Conclave in Denver where they received several top awards. Front Row: Kris Nelson. Joan Rasmussen, Jackie Smith, Mindy Morris, Chris Jensen. Jan Hugic. Row Two: Wendy Webster, Kathy Filial. Patty Hurt. Chris I.loyd. Mary Summers, Suzanne Janesiek. Martlet MeClellan, Linda Rue, Statvy Cornfield. Hack Row: (.'apt Kieehlin (advisor). I lolly Evans. Karla Finch. Mary Francis Ehvootl. Ililic Pederson, Jan Johnson. Elaine Taggart, Joanna Parr. Debbie Maxwell, Koxann Rothwell, Julie Zufclt 79 Von Stocking, Allen Cook, Craig Olsen, Jay Greenwood, Jim Holt. Larry Hansen. Miles Jensen, Reed Withers, Doug Schmidt. Dean Rasband, John Laser, Randy Merrill, Wally Anderson, Bruce Hansen. Blake Evans, Slid Shroff, Blaine Roberts, Neil Cox, Terry Blau, Fred Seamons, Lynn Hill, Jim Goodyear. Gary Zollinger, Phil Dittmer, James Bond, Steve Custavcson. Ray Stoker, Jay Ornie, Alan Boste, 80 Spurs Spurs are a sophomore women's service honary. Their purpose is to serve the college and the community. Spurs usher for basketball games, concerts, and other functions. Book exchange is run together with the IK's. They raise money for community projects and each girl is expected to spend four hours a month serving at Sunshine Terrace and for other Community Projects. The Spur's motto is At your service.” Front Row: Sharon Klein, Pat Hurl, Pat Bcssenbindcrs. Row Two: Margaret Monk. Renee Tiet-gen. Ranee Olson. Kami Richards, Rose Mary Anderson, Louise Sims. Row Three: Pat Bankhead, Patsy Howell. Peggy Jones. Alayna Hoopcs. Carol Hickey. Patsy Thurgood, Jan Axhorrow, Back Row: Barbara Beck, Dorothy Campbell. Cinda l.oosle. Sharon llirschi, Shamui Moore, I .or i Culbertson. Jean Bodily, Randi l.uwry, Shimna Kairen, Katliv Hansen. Jeanette Anderson. 81 Student Productions Left to Right: Randall Drancy. Carol Pendleton, John Layton. Jeff Fannin. Front Row: Marilyn Murray, Debbie Manning, Diana Snack man. Karen Lunquist. Row Two: Helen Lunmtroin. Nanette Lunon, Kathie BickneU, Paula Hansen, Carol Pcndlc-ton. Annette Randall, (ANVS Officers). AWS Associated Women Students is for the coed on campus. It is the organization through which women students express themselves collectively. Throughout the year this highly energetic and ambitious group of females have brightened college life through their Big and Little Sister Program, the Fall Quarter Welcome Tea, The Preference Ball, and Mothers Weekend. Front Row: Unidentified, Cindy O'Day. Carrolyn Cunn, Mary Jane Anderson. Unidentified. Row Two: Debbie Manning. Annette Itandali. Nanette I .arson. Kathie Bicknell. Paula Hanson. Marilyn Murray. Karen l.iiix|oist, Diana Spademan, Carol Pendleton. Ross-Three: Helen Lundstrom. Linda Pankr.it , Kathy Thomas, Sharon llirsehi, Allison Cates, Cindy Honk, Kathy Fugal. 83 Aggiettes Through the years, Utah State University’s Aggiettes have displayed their unique talent by presenting a variety of entertainment that sparkles half-times and other events both on and off campus. They arc proud to represent those of “Big Blue” country and would like to thank them for their support. They are under the direction of Jackie Fullmer and have been considered to be second to none. Left to Right: Ginger Dallas (president). Andrea Blanchard. Marsha I'.uc, Sherri Shcrrnt. Kristine Bird, Nancy Stringham, Teresa Anderson. Dorothy Caddie. M.inlyrm Haws. LuAnn Olsen. Zctta Salterwhitc, JoJcne Pope, DcAnn TVjdd, Julie Jenson. Kaths lilison. Teresa Royl.nuv. Peggy Davis. t Tanya White, Theresa Roy lance, Marcia Pace, Ron Nelson, Susan Nell, Sharon K. Payne, Kevin Olson, Marilynn Haws, Zeta Sattcrwhite, Jennifer Ball, Barbara Houghton, Karen Petersen, Verna Lee, Kay Williamson, Jean Black, Laura Robinson, NancyStringham, RadcaneNeilson. Trying to bring the spirit of modem dance to the university, Orel)esis was nationally organized. It borrowed its name from the Greek's “Orkheisthai, meaning to dance. At USU orchcsis members highlight their school year with a dance concert in the spring, tinder the direction of Jackie Fullmer. Orchesis Left to RiRhl: Janet Schvnncveldt. Craig Olson. Hick White (pres.) Nord Peterson Spend love. S rim LDSSA As the core of a wheel, the Latter-day Saint Student Association serves the University student. Within its spokes it provides students with various activities: spiritual, academic and social. It aids the Latter-day Saint student not only with activities hut correlates and unifies its programs. Definitions, however, cannot express the meaning it brings to students in all aspects of their life. —The excitement of a dance —The expectation of seeing and hearing the church President -The enlightenment of religious knowledge or the pleasure of friendship LDSSA fulfills. 87 Delta Phi Kappa Richard Briggs Delta Phi Kappa President Howard Allred David Anderson Brent Barker Bruce Barker Scott Beanies Mark Bingham Charles liorup Dennis Carlson Steve Case David Christensen David Clawson Delrov Craw David Davis Sam David Gary Diiuond Dory Dorman Gordon Erickson Lynn Forsberg Skip Hamilton Chuck Dayman Tom Jackson Allen Jensen Thorlcy Johnson Vem Kendell Leonard I .axton John Leake David Lcfgrcn Jeff Maughan Janies McCloy David Mills Jim Morgan Chris NVwhold Jim Nihon Terry Orwin John Oslxirne Jerold Petty Mike Pope Alden Robinson James Seely Roger Short . Boyd Smith Robert Smith Craig Sorenson Iini Thornton David Wadlev Karl Wright ss S9 Only three years old on this campus, the Sigma Gamma Chi fraternity provides collegiate, campus oriented fraternal activity coupled with stimulating spiritual growth. Membership in Sigma Gamma Chi is open to anyone who accepts and honestly endeavors to live up to the ideals and standards of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, whether a person is a member of the Church or not. The public motto is: Sen1 ice to God and Country.” The fraternity provides a meaningful positive identification in a close brotherhood with the focus on the individual. Thayne Wiser Sigma Gamma Chi President Dwight Peterson Stan Postma Steve Pucher Kimball Pugmirc Tom Hading Kolf Schumann Michael Smith Ralph Stayner James Stoddard Conley Thompson Larry Thome Louie Van Orden James Wagstaff Brent Walker Craig Watts Wayd Weber Richard White Stan Young Bradley Allred Mark Anderson Paul Baugh Erie Bjorkland Lurry Brewer Dennis Bright Lyn Bybco Joseph Cline John Cooper LaMar Cox Steven Daincs Bruce Dickerson Willie Duersch Richard Karl Rex I'irth Randy Funk Jerry Griffiths Ronald Hammond Randall Hansen Craig Harrison Kent Hoggan Bob Howard Craig Hurst Kent Jones Bill Kofocd Greg Larsen Larry Larson Jeff Lcishman Warren MacXcil Ronald Malouf James Maples Bruce Marchant Kim Marshall David Wilson Fred Pnskett Roger Petersen 90 Sigma Gamma Chi Dave Marcusen Editor B s u t z a z f e f r Danny Jackson Assistant Editor )2 Joanna Parr Activities Editor Beverly Bateman Business Manager Aim Merrill Greek Editor Geri Evans Copy Editor 93 Hawaiian Club The Hui O’ Hawaii Club consisting of students from the fiftieth state of the union has ended the year successfully again. One of the Hawaiian Club’s accomplishments is having won the trophy for the best float in the Independent Division during the Homecoming Festivities. Winter and Spring Quarters began with as much enthusiasm as the quarter before. Muc h work and cooperation was required on the part of every member as they presented several Luaus for various organizations and the public. Though we are far from where we call ‘home’ we will always remain what we have been and i what we are now” — Hawaiians Front How: Diana Pant;, Pam Kawahara. I.aura Ramos. Row Two: Francis Rniola, Irving Kawashima (president), Bert Furuta, Warren Kobavashi. Back Row: Michael Miynbarn, Calen Kawakami, Neal Fujiwara, Lurry Lee, Susan Nakagawa. Michael Miguel, Janet Shalton, Ward Willis, Virginia Panlasimii, Nolan him, Alvin Kiyono, Charley Keyes. Members not present: Amy Miyashiro, Wench ! Ishida, Kay Piripi, Wade Fujiwara, Tiii Halaufia, Cleu Tamashiro. Joanne Sakamoto, Jill Brailsford. Shceba Stevens. 94 Chinese Front Row: Kuo-Wei Wang. Kuo-Jay Chi. Mai-Nang Yeh. ring H. Hsiao. Harper Tsai. C M Liu. Y. S Chua. William Sung (president). Iling-Kai Chan. Rack Row: Kno-Hsm Li. Mmg-Shlh Huang. Kuang-Ming Chu. C. Fan. Chung-Yao Chang. T. Y. Li. W. S. Hsu. Ccorgt Yell. Victor Tsai. Koreans 95 India Front Row: Chandrakant Kothari, Sadashiv Jadhav. luiNtar Frandsen (advisor) Pramod Knl-kami (pres.), Atnl Sharoff, Shasikant Parikh, Manoj Divotia. Row Two: Snresh Tendulkar, S. S. Kharbas, J. P. Sinnli. Surlmlcr Rnmar, Nlcidulata Vfrmnnf, Jaedish Virmani, Chandrakant Kale, Kislior Desai. Batawar, Dinosh Sheth. Kiran Vakil, Tanvir Ahmed. Janak Joshi, Snrendea Jaen, Chandu Patel, C. V. Valtora, S. M. Patel. Anil Gandhi. LAEP Front. Seated: Peter larvon. Paul Bombardier (president). Mick Welbom, Bryan MeNeary. Peter Thomas, Bill Wood. Brent Morris, Jim Ahrens. Donald Barron. Cron Sill. Howard Masenhein. DeRoy Jertsen. Ralph Mize. Back, Standing: Forrest Blaney. I.arry Huie. Jerrv Brown. Richard Shaw. Prof. Burton Taylor (Head of Dept.), Barry Walsh. Hob Bisslaml. Jav Nielson. Jim e. Al Cooksey. Hick IIor jX‘s', Prof. Vern Bridge (advisor), Ron Frandsen. Sam IVnnisi, Wai Chan Fung. 96 Rill Activities Front Row (I.-R): Truitt White. Joe Corey, Wendell Brooks. Jerrv Holmes, Steve Milhrandt, P;ml Reuter, Tyrone Cooy, John I’orzani, Bill Dnnstmi, Dale Wushboru, Wayne Stepliens. Holder Hansen, Mike Klli-son, Mike Jones, Kd Ciles. Second Row: Kd Xiumely, Tom Kels i. Wayne Cuneie, Jelf Jorgenson. Boh Caleaz .i. Mickey Doyle, Gerald Brown, Kevin Johnson. Jim Ri«sby, Dave Villela, Terry I.itlledike, Jim Place. Knnte Roc-knc, Tnifoa llalanfia. Third Row: Steve Kinney , Grain Smith, Blaine Smith, Boh Wicks, Fldrn Liu. Al Facinto, Dave Cox, Mill Chi-dester, Ray Watts. Tom Murphv. Steve Conppee, (.'oiikt Smith, Steve Salmons Sid Toll. Back Row: Wes Miller, Mike Coi ri m, Kent Baer. I'ie Ane, Bi l Bloom, Brnce Burtenshuw. John Stivcula. Tom For ani, Tony Adams, Dennis Ketjtuson, Tom Parker, Ward Me.Xeilly. Boh Comey, Mike Adams, Tint Willie, Steve Taylor. Utah State 0 37 Kansas State Utah State 33 14 Howling Green Utah Stale 12 29 Wyoming Utah State 35 6 Kentnekv Utah State 20 27 BYU Utah State 13 20 Colorado State Utah State 0 17 Utah Utah State 14 42 Idaho State Utah State 15 12 Memphis State confrontation: man against man, team against team. Some battles are won ... others are lost. It's hard to lose; to walk away disgusted angry, disappointed, or just plain tired and sad. The battlefield is hard on a My, how our battles seem so small compared to those who fought the battle of life ... and lost. This was the year of Big Blue Spi and what a spirit it was. roucninj, all. seen everywhere were l nttor S “Give a damn ”, even the plants for the stadium lmcl Big Bine Spirit. A project of George Trihhle. our Blue Spirit took many forms and shapes and was helped along hy many forms and shapes ineludini: � r cheerleaders. 100 Homecoming Committee 102 Only recently completed, the new Activity Center is an impressive structure of massive proportions and already the scene of many a memorable event. 101 Homecoming 1970 resulted in one of the largest celebrations in the history of the University. Activities started Monday evening, November 9th, with the crowning of our Homecoming Queen Vicki Reynolds. Rhythm Rhapsodies was Wednesday evening and Thursday was topped off by a giant pep rally followed by a dance. Friday nite homecoming activities were highlighted by a concert featuring Rouvaun. Saturday morning a parade in downtown opened the day, followed by kick-off against University of Idaho. Finishing the days events was the Homecoming Hall and closing an exciting week was a performance Monday night by the Friends of Distinction. It was certainly a week to remember by students and alumni both. 105 Utah State is proud to once again he represented abroad by a group of very talented young people. The Village Voices. Formed only two years ago under the direction of Richard Watkins, they have performed locally to enthusiastic audiences. Now in recognition of their talent and musical appeal they were selected for a USO tour and entertained the troops from here to Greenland. 106 5 1 “A Funny Tiling Happened on the Way to the Forum,” presented by the drama department was the hit comedy production of Fall Quarter. The play included members of the faculty ranging from the classroom to the President’s Office. The cast also included members of the USU alumni. 107 T Homecoming 70 109 The Smith Brothers of Las Vegas highlighted one of the numerous rock dances sponsored l y various organizations on campus. 110 A traditional part of Homecoming, Rhytlnn Rhapsodies became an evening to remember. A wide variety of entertainment bv highly talented people. The competition was so keen third place resulted in a tie and first place was captured by Ellen Cutler representing West High Rise. Ill The USU varsity cheerleaders were instrumental in instilling a little school spirit into the studentbody spectators during the 1970 football season. 112 Beethoven’s ninth symphony was performed by the Utah Symphony Orchestra and the combined choruses of USU and the Utah Civic Chorale to commemorate the birthday of the composer Ludwig Beethoven. Maurice Abravanel conducted the symphony and the featured solo artist was Ellen YVasserman playing Beethovens Emperor Concerto. Miss YVasserman was a student of USU and is enrreuth a graduate student at the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore, Md. Vocal soloists performing in the second half included Donna Glazier, Christina Krosshos, Thomas East and William Ramsey. Those attending the concert were well rewarded. 113 The “Nutcracker” Christmas Ballot was performed. The Nutcracker is Based on Clara and her experiences as she watches her toys come to life. A Battle ensues Between the mice and the toy tin soldiers. The nutcracker slays the Mouse Kins', Breaking the spell of the handsome young price in the form of the nutcracker. The prince takes Clara through fantasvland all depicted in the Ballet. IN Jan Johnson Miss USU 115 ■MHH 116 International Week The banquet was a gathering of people, food, and entertainment from different parts of the country. Students, teachers, and families, from each country prepared their nati e meals. Kntertainmcnt was offered from the different cultures. During the week each country had a display of their customs and costumes. The week was highlighted by the crowning of the “International Queen.” 117 Friends of Distinction — Floyd, Harrv and Jessica, in conjunction with homecoming performed during the 1970-71 year. Another rock group which entertained USU students was Sugar Loaf performing their hit song Green Eyed Lady. 118 “Inherit the Wind, a play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee was based on the Scopes evolution case. John Beyer is pictured as a Chicago attorney named Drummond who comes to defend a school teacher charged with violating the law against teaching evolution. Dennis David, James Arrington. Christine Inglcby, and Tim Holst were others in the play. 120 Winter Activities Well known speakers came to USU and one of the most prominent was Hung Wo Clung, who lectured at the Chase Fine Arts Center January IS. I lung Wo Citing is a presently prominent businessman and a former graduate of USU. Clung advocated aid to Asian Countries to further them in being self-sufficient and to prevent the infiltration of Communism in Asia. To provide equal trade opportunities with Asia some intervention is needed, but not the complete domination ol trade. The lecture was followed by a student-faculty panel discussion later that same day. 121 Front Row; Jackie Smith. Robyn Timonoy, Carina Jeppoon, Diane Frfscbnccht. Martec McClellan. Row Two: Sue Swann, Leslie Speiwllove, Stephanie Brneckner. Kathy Filial, Joan Thompson. Suzanne Janesiek. What were the juniors noted for? What else hut the Junior Prom, the royalty, and the noted Lcttcrman. The Letterman showed professionalism as they captured a capacity crowd at the Spectrum. The Letterman, Tony, Jim and Gary, performed with enthusiasm and zeal for the I’SU audience. Royalty for the Juniors were Sue Swan. Joan Thompson, and Jackie Smith. Robyn Timoney Most Talented 124 Liberation wasn't the main theme, but the week emphasized the role of women in today's world. Fcbruan 15-19 was the week honoring and furthering the “now woman. The week started with a dating game; then Tuesday featured Colonel Jeanne M. Iiolm, director of Women's Air Force, explained the expanding movement to increase the women in the Air Force. Their assignments, uniforms, and increased responsibilities. Wednesday brought a discussion on “Reform of the Dorm. Dr. Allison Thorne spoke on womens liberation. Most preferred man contest, a fashion show and the Preference Ball were the highlights of the week. At the dance Jeff Keates was named most preferred man. Holly Evans was named Miss Personality. Mary Francis El wood as Woman of the Year, and Robyn Timoney as most talented. Kathy Bicknell turned her past title of AWS president over to the newly elected president Debbie Manning. All in all the week was successful in emphasizing the importance of ol the woman and the talent she possesses. Mary Francis El wood ll around Woman Attendant — Cathy Jipson Queen — Debbie Foster Attendant — Kathy Fugal Engineering Week carried out its theme of to improve the quality of life during the week of Feb. 22-2(1 The week was highlighted by exhibits, tours, design competitions, a banquet, and the election of an Engineering queen and attendants. A bridge building contest to test the strength of a bridge was won by Ken I Iazelbakcr, Abbas Golshani. and Lynn Zollinger, and there was also an optical transmission contest held. The queen contest was informal with the judging and voting of contestants held in the foyer of the Engineering building. Debbie Foster was named queen with Cathy Jipson and Kathy Fugal as attendants. A tape featuring the well known engineer Simon Kamo was shown to engineers the following Monday of Engineering Week. The week itself informed students of the capabilities and potential of the Engineering College. Before After 127 Spectrum Dedication The newly built multi-purpose center was dedicated February 20. 1971. and named the Spectrum. The center was built to house athletic events, speakers, concerts, etc. Marion D. Hanks, coordinator of the I.DS Student Association was the dedicatory speaker. The center was completed early and basketball games were housed there in December. Well known speakers and famed concert performers have and will be presented in the new building. Concluding the dedicatory speech, the concert pianist was Hoger Williams. Selections ranging from Autumn Leaves to Born Free to the modern “Love Story were a few of the many pieces which successfully captivated the audience. I2S Basketball usu Opponent 95 Ohio Slate 89 78 West Texas State 81 94 Utah 77 66 UC Santa Barbara 64 80 Gonzaga 74 116 St. Francis 84 83 BYU 111 92 Fresno State 69 65 Bowling Green® 62 81 Wichita State® 78 97 LSU® 81 82 Denver 73 86 Montana State 70 90 Portland 67 104 Seattle 81 102 Utah 92 72 BYU 70 82 Long Island 74 72 Air Force 76 93 Montana State 68 90 New Mexico State 93 103 Tulane 81 99 Seattle 84 71 Denver 96 62 Weber State 63 77 New Mexico State 67 82 BYU(NCAA) 91 All-College Tourney Front Row: Coach Dale Brown. Bryan Pavlish. Pat Cooley. Ken Thompson. Jeff Tebbs, Terry Wakefield, Coach I. a Del I Anderson. Back Row: Coach Dutch'' Belnap. Ed Epps. Dave Anderson. Walter Bees. Lafayette Love, Mniv Roberts Roller! Cnniski Run Hatch. Nate Williams. 130 131 132 NATL 11.1.1 AMS, a stalky Go” forward, rushed to a double figure average of 17.5 lor the season. I le also came through with 198 rebounds. Then there was the U. of IJ. game where it seemed like he couldn’t do anything w rong. rolling 30 points to his credit along with 13 rebounds. LAFAYETTE LOVF moved into the varsity game with confidence and along with him came some antics. The character averaged ten points along with 0.6 rebounds per game. MANY ROBERTS ended this year at U.S.U. v ith a 20.8 a crage. As our leading scorer, with W9 points, and our leading rebounder, with 281 rebounds, he left the Aggies with good memories. This All-American basketball player left Utah State to jump into the world of professional basketball with the Detroit Pistons. Behind him he left innumerable records and statistics that won’t be forgotten in the years to come. BOB I . AU BISK I made the transition from freshman basketball to Varsity in fine style, averaging in tin double figures of 12.5. 11 is 6T’ frame was valuable in achieving his 211 rebounds for the season. 131 COACH 1,A I3KI.L ANDERSON ended his tenth season with the Annies hy I cing chosen its flic “Coach of the Year for XCAA District Sox on. I ha is the only U.S.U. basketball coach to take our team to the- XCAA tournament more than once. 1.37 JEFF TEBJJS� standing below the giants of t Ik basketball world, at 5'11 was chosen as the Most Valuable Player of the All-College Tourney. Unfortunately he had to sit out four games while nursing an eye injury received in the U. of U. game. It wasn’t much later when he received a broken jaw in a “slight misunderstanding during the Xew Mexico State game. Although plagued with injuries he flourished to a total of 1-12 points for the season, along with 40 rebounds. 139 Thump 'em on the side of the head! Aggie spirit was high I his year. The enthusiastic Aggie fans came out iu full force and they practically filled the “Spectrum every game. The cheerleaders and pep hand spearheaded this enthusiasm. The Aggies had a lot to cheer about this year. 110 One of the outstanding features of the Aggie Team was their superior substituting ability. Two men that could come off the bench and fight were Ron Hatch, and Terry Wakefield, both av eraged 8.(5 points per game. Ron Hatch, Super-sub. had 78 free throw s and chalked up 84 rebounds. They helped to make the Aggie team what they wen . 141 Once again COACH DUTCH BEL'S AP shaped a team out of outstanding individuals from different high schools all over the country. The RAMB-LERS with a 15-5 win-loss record proved to Be one of the most outstanding freshman teams to develop at Utah State. Four players averaged in the double figures. The crowd pleaser Clen Hansen lead his teammates with a 21.9 a erage. The 6’8 forward. Jim Boatwright averaged 17.7 points and he lead in rebounds with 255 for the season. Gary Erickson averaged 17.6 per game. Once again the Aggies can say, Wait until next year! and Watch Out!! 142 Front Row: Coach Paul Joppson. Dan Pnllcy. Cary Kfkkson. Neal Matthews. Kent Ham'll. Coach Bordan ' Dutch Hchiap. Hack Row: Dale Allred. Cion Hansen. Dan Dnsson. Hex McKee. Jim Boatwright. Shawn Johnson. Arthur Peek. Roland Black. Kami tiers Opponent 89 Western Wyoming 07 105 Southern Utah State 73 85 Utah 80 90 Alumni 83 96 Northwest Community 70 103 Idaho State 75 87 BYU 99 111 Snow JC 90 100 Southern Utah State 49 9-1 Treasure Valley CC 81 80 Utah 89 100 BYU 86 72 College of So. Idaho 78 84 Weber State 75 81 Utah 80 91 College ol So. Idaho 108 87 Idaho State 90 84 Weber State 72 90 Bangcly JC 69 113 Bob Carlson, third-year coac h of tin- Aggie Wrestling Squad led a young, talented, and enthusiastic team against Idaho State, BYU, Air force. and a host of other sc hools. The Mat-men were led by co-captains Sam Bessingcr and Cary I,indley with the remaining squad consisting of returning lottermen Doug Cemin, (den l.ogan. Bob Clements. Tom Janesky. Curtis Hermiesen, and Jack Stawb. plus an outstanding group of newcomers. The Matmen had ten of IT dual meets at home in their new arena the Spectrum whic h housed for the first time one of the finest squads from USU in the past five years. 115 147 Peace Center Daryl Chase, President Emeritus. Utah State University People want peace .so much that one of these daps governments had better get out of their trap and let thou have it” President Dwight I). Eisenhower NS Director Chase and a recent acquisition received from the Peter Peterson Family. The Ronald V. Jensen Living Historical Farm The Man His Bread Museum The site of the Ronald V. Jensen Liv ing Historical Farm is excellent. The State of Utah is certainly fortunate to receive such a handsome gift. The educational possibilities seem unlimited, and necessary, for how can w e know where to go unless we know where we are? And how do we know where we arc unless we know where we have been and how we got here? You have one of the finest collections ol agricultural implements and machines 1 have seen, and Fve seen a great many.. John T. Schlebcckcr, Curator Division of Agriculture and Mining Smithsonian Institution Washington, D.C. “While tlic earth rvmalnotli. seedtime and harvest shall not cease. 'The site, the size, and the suitability of the Ronald V. Jensen Living Historical Farm, as a place to demonstrate the agricultural way of life ... of Utah at the beginning of tin's century, approaches perfection ... Your collection of historical agricultural artifacts is tremendous and in some aspects unmatched by any other institution, even the Smithsonian Institution. This collection will form the basis for a fine presentation of the story of Man and His Daily Bread. It is a priceless historical resource. The educational opportunities thus provided will go far beyond the scope of a university classroom — organized groups and individuals will utilize the Farm and Museum to learn about the development of man's quest for food ...” Frost Christenson, Coordinator Living History Farms National Park Servin' foiled States Department of the Interior 119 150 A prevalent issue on campus, as well as tin- nation, was that of ecology. People interested in improving conditions have sought solutions to those problem conditions. 151 “Stop the World — I want to Get Off” opened February 3, with John Beyer as director and Michael Ballani and Martha Keeler as the lead actors. “Crucible , play by Arthur Miller, was a sardonic picture of a period in the United States history when hysteria swept the country over witchcraft practices. 152 Spring Activities American Indian Week The forgotten Americans spoke up during Spring Quarter. April 12tli through the 16th the American Indians adopted the theme “We Talk, You Listen.” The week included a panel from the Intermoimtain Indian School, a discussion l y Bob Bennett the ex -eominissioner of Indian Affairs, panel discussion from an Alcatraz group (including a documentary on lcatraz.) There was also lectures by Scott Mom-■‘day, Peter McDonald ( Navajo Tribal Chairman,) and a number of Indian dances. lY 153 Robins’ Awards ROBINS' AWARDS COMMITTEE. (L-R): Wally Odd. Mary Francis Flwood. Karyn Ham iiioikI. XaiKlU I -i.M-n. Drbbfc Manning. ! .)..« Bn. y Sharon II,rsxl.J. Daw Mairrm.-n Cud Pcn lle� (,n. Danny Jackson, Karon Ltinqubt, Jeff Schulz. Marilyn Murray. Kent Bowen, Kirk Sciunal . Kathy Bicknell, Scott Howell. Born in tragedy, the Robins’ Awards are the most coveted of all campus honors and the Award night is always the year’s most gala event. The Awards memorialize the name of William E. Robins, a former studentbody president at USU who was one of those rare student leaders who had the ability to project bis own vision and make it the vision of the campus. The USU Union was one of the items he dreamed about. In 1954 young Robins and bis wife, Geraldine, took off in a light plane for a trip to Denver, where Bill was scheduled to attend a convention. As the plane came in for a landing at the Denver Airport something went wrong and the plane crashed. Both Bill and his wife were killed. Behind them they left an orphaned year old son, prompting the members of Sigma Nu Fraternity — in which Bill Robins was a member — to found the Bill Robins Memorial Fund to raise money that would provide a scholarship for the boy when In was old enough to enroll in the university. But two years later the tragedy of the Robins family was compounded when the small boy was fatally stricken with leukemia. Since then, the Fund has been used to provide scholarships for worthy students. Six years ago AWS joined Sigma Nu as co-sponsors of this event and now it is the climax of Mother’s Weekend. The process for selecting the award winners is long and scrupulously conducted. Every segment of the campus is called upon to participate. Over eighty organizations are asked to make nominations. An eliminating committee (composed of delegates from the student senate, faculty association, inter-residence council, and independent students association) select the nominees for six of the 12 categories, while special committees determine the finalists for the awards for the scholar, athlete, talent and alumnus of the year. 155 r D.H. Lawrence “The Man, The Fbetiy” 157 15$ o Black Emphasis Week “The Blac k Experience in America” was brought to the campus during the third week of March. Starting the week was a Black fashion show featuring a demonstration of African fashion and current f ashion being provided by Ajaibo Waldron, a ew York fashion coordinator. Also included were black dances, gospel singing and an oration. James Farmer spoke concerning “The Black devolution to the public on Wednesday. Farmer was the former assistant secretary of the department of Health, Education, and Welfare, and a founder and former director of COHE (Congress of Racial Equality). Other forum meetings held by the students were held during the week. Movies and discussions hilly emphasized the importance of black equality. Concluding the week's activities was a dance by the Hot Buttered Soul. Black Emphasis Week was one of the most successful movements on campus to educate the students as to what the minority groups of the country require and need. Before understanding must come knowledge. Track Team The USU thinclads under Coach Mauglian have broken several USU records. Mike Mercer, Mark Bingham, and Jeff Marston, are a few of the Utag assets in competition with such schools as Brigham Young, Wyoming, Idaho State, Hicks College, Montana, CSI, and Eastern Utah. Front Row: Ron Durtsche, Jim Porter, Cary Sonow, Mark Bingham. Blake Mortensen, Stan Young, Jerry Holmes, Craig Lewis, Joe Bonanno. Row Two: Craig Harrison Chuck Kurley, Dan Conlin, Steve Hess, Cars DeVries. Bucky Kciscr, Tim Boubelik, Tim Sullivan, Ralph Maughan (coach), Row Three: lliek WVstorbey, James Nelson. Dale Adrad, Dan Lewis. Jeff Marston, Creg Welch. Tom Schmidt. Sam Davis. Mario Dean. Kevin Johnson. Absent: Brian Canfield. Mike Mercer, Ron Ferris, lion Perkins, John Mint, Mont Miles. 161 Utah State golf team had a twenty match golf schedule this year with a highlight trip to Hawaii over March 19 to March 28. Returning Iettcmien Ken Clark, Mike Mooney and Danny Roskelly Jed the Aggie crew, although freshmen Jim Packard and Brad Andersen were other top golfers. Red Cross held their semi-annual blood drive at USU with many concerned students donating their blood. 162 Health Physical Education and Recreation Dedication Dedication of the new 1 E. Building was held during the later part of Spring Quarter. In spite of the delay, some c lassrooms and facilities have been in use for several months. However, the new structural addition to the USU campus has not been completed. The final stage which will house the swimming pools is not even under construction, because of budget cuts and lack of appropriated funds. 163 Intramurals Int ram Urals, UC Gaines tournament, inspired competition, rivalry, and involvement. Sportsmanship and friendship ensued through the tournaments. TO I 165 16S Once again the Utah Symphony gave an outstanding performance to students and townspeople. 169 170 Greek Week Greek Week under the theme, “Naturally Greek,” began with a forum in the sunburst lounge and a dance that night featuring Hot Buttered Soul. The week’s activities included a Greek Bowl, Presidential Banquet, and final touches for swing sing and the Greek Olympics. The week was highlighted by the torch lighting ceremony followed by swing sing and the Greek Olympics in the Spectrum. 171 Mother’s Weekend Each year one weekend is dedicated to the mothers of USU coeds. The weekend includes a two-night stay in the girls’ housing, a bridal show, a fashion show, a banquet, and a talent show. The weekend stay is climaxed bv Robin’s Awards on Saturday night, which is sponsored by AWS and Sigma Nil. i Freshman Week The Freshman Class were the sponsors of Kenny Rogers and the First Edition concert. Their week of activities included Powder Puff football, nickel flicks, the Hour Glass, and a dance. The UC Bowl was opened to freshmen during the week of activities. 17-1 175 176 Residence Halls V'?-V m OFFICERS: Pres. Kathryn Jcmcn Vice Pres, Joyce Luixh-ll Sec. — Sheryl Dunn Hist. Cimly Collins Card Hall 17$ OFFICERS: Pres. — lyuuis Van Ortleti Vice Pros; - John Strinjjluin Trons. - Russell Turpin Sir-. Chairman WVruloll JolmSon Ivins Hall 17 ) Maughan Hall Moyle Hall OFFICERS: Pres. — Kent Willis Vico Pres. - Ted Stewart See. - George Cook SOc. Chairman — Andy Pedersen I list. — Lynn Swgden 181 Rich Hall OFFICERS: I’res. - Judy Bim ha:n Vice Pres. - Kulliv Campbell See. - Mary Bair Treas. — Karen Bishop Sue. Chairman JoneUc NIcKoe. amy (been 182 OFFICERS: Pros; - I.i on. John Vico l'ros. - Alayna Hoops See. - Patsy Howell Special Invents Mary Probasko. Julie Worley Snow Hall 183 OFFICERS: Pro. Mkluu‘1 Aiiiiiim Si'o.-Trcas Doin' Jono Sue. Cli.iiriimn - l.coinud Lour Bullen Hall OFFICUItS: Vr N 7 Amaua I'ri'.iN, _ JJonjj Jours Sir-. C.'liainnaii - l.roitanl I .out Bullen Hall IS5 OFFICERS: Pros. — Color'll Staples Vice Pres. - Nora Dunn Sec. — Chris Olson Soc. Chairman — Barbara Mealy 1S6 OFFICERS: Pres. — Pam Rennet Viee Pres. — F.laiue BriKRs Sri-. Annette Mac l-arland Historian - Charlene Vinegar OFFICERS! Pres. — Laima Allison Vice Pres. Kim Pannell See. IVhhie Aslulown AWS Rej). Roth Metcalf Greaves Hall Moen Hall Merrill Hall OFFICERS! I’rcs. - Gclcso Boimlcanx Vice Pro.. cast Patrice Wwton Vice Pits., wot — Susan Shiozaki Scc.-Troas. - Sue Buslmell S x Chairman - Vicki Smith _ ir 188 OFFICERS: Pres. - Vicki Allrxxl Vice l'res. - Usn Rohlotter Sec. - N'oni Rklicns Trcas. — Verb Aloxamlcr AWS Rep. - Cay Rex Reeder Hall 189 East High Kse K) Side l v side the dorms overlooked the campus, a challenge to those who venture there. Infamous cafeteria food, parking tickets, student assistants, quiet hours, and cold — all are the making or the breaking of the student. The boys don’t have it too bad. even an occasional panty raid and the girls finally have no dorm hours, but don’t you trv to visit! Men allowed in rooms on Sunday from 12-4 ONLY! Naughty, naughty .. . 191 OFFICERS: I’rvs, - Jay Brown Vitv I'ris. — Rfcharil StanilaRc Sec. — Craig IVltigrew Tnsw, Gutr Ki-iitrs Sot . Chairman — Miko Thompson Richards Hall 192 Classes Claudia Alder, IMLS Karl Alder, Accounting Christine Bair, Elam. Ed. Boh Q. Barnes, History Barbara Buchanan, English Hiro Chat par, Art Tim Chuangchow Cbiou, Bus. Ad. Pyong Cliil Clio, Ag. Eton. Peter Chili Chou, Mach. Engr. Min-Shoung Chu, Civil Engr. Bichard Cole, Bus. Craig V. Colton, Outdoor lice. Steven I). Cox, Animal Sci. Fabian Crespo, Plant Path. Kniilv Egbert, Psych. Albert Chen I an. LAEP Dwight M. Fickbolim, Ed. Charlotte Finch. Stat. Leon Flinders, Accounting Frankie Ford, Dist. Ed. James Fort?, Bus. Lynn I). Forsberg, Elec. Engr. Juan Gonzales. Physics Satisli C. Gupta, Soils lk)b L. Harris, Engr. MaryLea Harris, Child Dec. 194 G r a d u a t e s I loshvong 1 Isu, Landscape Arch. Mark S. Huber, Ag. Earn. George V. HufFord, Engr. Duane R. Jensen. Civil Engr. John Men-Chong Jong, Pol. Sci. Ronald 1 . Karren. Ed. Audiology John A. Kerr. Econ. Larry Key, Industrial Tech-Ed. Abdol R. Khosravi, Irrig. Sci. Lois Irene Knudsen, Eood-Nutri. Chandra Kant Kothari, Cicil Eng. Ting-Chill Lang, Poli. Sci. Pearl G. Lee. Accounting Shiow-Ying Lin. Food-Nutrition Gustavo I). Loza, Sociology Sa-Ad Mekdumrongsang, Agr. Educ. Fred G. Mills. Plant Science Carolyn M. Myler, Eood-Xutrit. Edwin Xavlor. Genetics Hernice Neihaur, Nutrition llene Nelson, Inst rue. Media Terry J. Orme, Psychology Joan E. Owen, Elew. Ed. Carl L. Peterson, Ed. Audiology Steven Peterson, Ed. Terry N. Peterson, Econ. Elisabeth Ream, Food-Nutrition Warren Sehulingkamp, Geology Dennis I.. Sessions, Bus Admin-John E. Smetzer, Math Theeti Soontov niiesn, Public Adm. 196 Laurie Sorenson, Sec. Ed. Nathan Sri Subramaniam, Ag. Econ. Bonnie Thompson, English Ven-Cherr r Tsai, Bad.-Pub. Ilea. Viehit Vaisayannnt, Ag. Ed. Jagdish Kumar Virmani, Civ. Eng. Mridulika Virmani, Botany Don J. Wang, Food Science Yung-Fun Wang, Food-Nutrition Richard J. Winkleslv, Bus. Ping-Luk Wong, Elect. Engr. Kent Wood, Econ. Kimberly W mk1, Socio. Ted H. Woodhouse, Special Ed. Shiew-Tyari Yang, Econ. 198 Upper Division Senior Class Officers Becky Brown. Suzanne Hatch. John Jcpperson 200 I Senior Council L. to R.: Terry Bau, Azide Jensen, Mary Francis Klwood. Ladd Anderson, Von Stocking, Pat Rasmussen, John Perry, Patt Piggee, Caylene Galder. 201 Cary Acordagoitia, Game Mang. Linda S. Alexander, Home-lie. Ed. Carl B. Allgrunn, IT. Mary Allred, llonw-Ec. Ed. Susan Allred, Elem. Ed. Craig Anderson, llnman. Gordon L. Anderson, Eorest Man. Jocelyn Anderson, Comm. Dis. Mark II. Anderson, Agr. Econ. Susan Anderson, Elem. Ed. Dale Andra, P.E. Hubert G. Andrews, Music Ed. Peggy Ann Aschcnbrenncr, Bus. Ann Berghout Austin, Elem. Ed. Cordon Aycoek, Merit. Engr. John 11. Ballard, Mailt. Ed. Edward A. Bandk, Aero. Gordon N. Barlow, Sec. Ed. Lawrence Barnes, Pre-Law Kaina Joy Barney, P.E. Steve D. Barratt, llist.. Sec. Ed. Shauna Barrett, El Ed. and EGD Aaron V. P.arson. Jr.. Physics David Ray Barton, Fish. Mang. Vern Bastian. Voc. Ag. Ed. Beverly Bateman. Ed. Audio. Libbie Bateman, English Ronald R. Bateman, Ed. Audio. Sharon K. Bauer, Home Ec. Ed. Terry Baugh, English Steven E. Bauer, Biology Mary Beckman, Draw.-Ati Ed. Merle A. Beebe, Elem. Ed. Bonnie Reunion, Home Ec. Ed. Dean S. Bennett, Bus. fin. 202 203 Margi J. Bennett, P.E. Kandi Benson. I’.E. John F. Bergstrom. Fish Man . Judith Ann Bergstrom. Dietetics Kathie Bicknell, Family Life Sherrie Lyu Bills, Ed. Beth Bingham. Elan. Ed. Alan L. Bird. Radio. T.V. Donald V. Black, Plant Sci. Sherrie Black, Elan. Ed. Susan Black. El. Ed. Vicki Rac Blanch, English L. Edwin Bodily, Accounting Mary Bodily. Elan. Ed. Douglas Booth, Marketing Charles Jon Borawa, Forest Rec. Celese Boudreaux. Humanities Richard II Bowman. Civ. Engr. Donald J. Boyle. Auto Tech. Robert R. Bramhall. Elan. Ed. Keith A. Bramwell. Ag. Ed. Dan J. Breitinger, Forest Rec. Becky Brown, Rus. Ed. Edith Brown, Special Ed. Leslie Baud Brown, Ag. Ed. Jeanette Bredthauer, Idem. Ed. Bart A. Brinkman. Plant Sci. 201 Chcrie Brower. English Ellen Bryner, Home Ec. I.ouis A. Bryner. Auto-Dei. Tech. Mark Dean Buckner. Agr. Ec. Patricia Ann Budge, Elem. Ed. Brenda Marne Butler, Th. Arts Ann Buttars. Home Econ. Ed. Elaine Buxton. Psy. Gayleen K. Calder, Elem. Ed. II. B. Calder, Audiology Boger Alan Calloway, L.A.E.P. Cardell Douglas Call. Aeron. Geraldine Campbell, Home Ee. Ed. Lam Cantwell, Speer Carolyn I . Capps. Elem. Ed. fames A. Capps, Math. Nile D. Carlson. Ag. Ed. Gladys G. Casperspn, Elem. Ed. Nancy Chastain, Elem. Ed. L. Brent Cheeketts, Bus. Adm. Patricia Buxton Cheeketts, Ed. Steve J. Cheney. Social Work Sou Slick Chcuk, Ma li. Engr. Boyd |. Christensen. Wild. Man. Carl Christensen, Civil Eng. Doug Christensen, Finance Kristcen Church, English Paulette Class. Speech-Span. Mike L. Coleman. Math Kobert Cook. Mech. Engr. Sheryln Cook. Business Ed. 206 Wayne K. Cook, Food Sci-llus. Ad. Eileen Cooley, Elem. Ed. Val Cooley, Com)). Sci. Pam Cooper. I Ionic Ec. Ed. Carol Lynne Cow les. English Craig Cowley, Agronomy Tyrone E. Coney, History Brent Crosbic, Hart. William 1). Curland, Bus. Ed. Linda Dahl, Idem. Ed. Lora Dallimore, Child Dec.-Ed. Ronald W. Daniels. Fores. Mgnt. La ana Darl ington. Home Ec. Verdean Daugherty, Client. Ron Dawson, Social Work Mary Deaton, Fash. Des. Joe Decicco, Bee. Linda DcMoss, Bus. Ed. Daniel Lee Dexton, Bus. Peggv Dimick, Elem. Ed. Linda Dowhaniuk, Family Bel. Sherry Downs. Social Work Debbie Driscoll, Elem. Ed. Michael Earl. Eng. Jeffery Duke Edwards, Pol. Sci. Joy Ann Eggett. Elem. Ed. Flora Elicit, Idem. Ed. Kathy England, Elem. Ed. Kristine Erickson, English Kenneth L. Estep. Pol. Sci. Donald X. Evans, Ag. Econ. Kenneth Faekrell, Ag. Econ. Rayanna Hatch Faerbcr, Idem. Ed. Donald Paul Fay. English Jackie Lynn Fay, Office Adm. 208 209 Cary J. Fcyma, Auto. Tech. Rex B. Firth, Eg. Ed Patrick Daniel Fit , Water Shed Sci. Norman Forbush, Wildlife Mang. Ronald E. Fowler, Speech Michael G. Francom, Aeronautics Frank Fraser, Poly. Sci. Dennis R. Freeman, Sec. Ed. Anita Frost, P.E. Norman Fuellenbaeh, Forestry Rec. Roger C. Furse, Computer Sci. Neal S. Fnjiwara, Plant Sci. Rodney G. Galloway, Civ. Engr. Larry L. Gardiner, Geology Arthur Gaskell Jr., Forestry Dennis A. Giles, Psych. John W. Gill Jackie Gillmore, Elem. Ed. Robert Gilroy, Psych. John Gilveli, Social Work Dee Anne Godfrey, Music Ed. Janet C. Godfrey, Ele. Ed. Owen L. Gonder, Ag. Ed. Moneice Gottfredson, Bus. Ed. Pearl Ann Gourley, Ele. Ed. 210 211 Gay la C .randy, Ele. Ed. Jay H. Greenwood, .oology Gwen T. Gregerson, Ele. Ed. Ada L. Grover, Math. Shirley Grover, Bus. Ed. Robert Larry Guilbert, Ear. Hoc. Peter Gmnaer, Engr. Oscar Guzman, Languages Reesa Gygi, P.E. Jean Gyllenskog, Ele. ed. Lloyd l iaderlie, Plant Sci. Judy Iladfield, Eng. Shahla Haghayeghi, Stat. Gary L. I Ialey, Auto Tech. Luke D. Hall, Geography Robert E. Hall, Wildlife Skip I lamilton, Eng. Hilda Hammond, Ele. Ed. Conly Hansen, Mach. Eng. Loralee Hansen, Ele. Ed. Olcen J. Hansen, Business Robyn Hansen, Bus. Adm. Diana D. Hardy, History Howard Hasenbein, Lands. Arch. Robert G. Haslain, Math. Ed. Scott Haycock, Aeronautics Thom Haxton, Fashion Design. Helen Heggie, Ele. Ed. Doug Hellstern, I..A.E.P. Stephen D. Hendricks, Accounting Clayton V. Henrie, Math. N’ancie Lee Hill, Speech Susan Hohener, Ele. Ed. Paul R. Holman, Bus. Adm. Warrick G. Iloopes, Lands. Arch. 212 tm 214 James K. Horan, Outdoor Rec. RcNae llortin, llomr Ed. Michael Hough, Education Richard M. Howell, tfg. Engr. Mary Hull, History Claudia Hunsaker, Special Ed. Paula Hyde. Child Dev. David L. limes, Inds. Arts Ed. Clyde A. Jackson, E.E. Sherry Annette James, Eng. I.arrv I). Janes, Music Marilyn Janes, E.E. Morty Jenkins. E.E. Julie A. Jensen, E.E. Milton 1). Jensen. Acet. Jan Johnson, Comm. Disorders Perry V. Johnson, ITE. Thorley Johnson, Science Mary Jones. Math Lee B. Jorgensen, Social Work Barry C. Judd, Mcch. Engr. Timothy P. Julius. Forestry Janet Karren, Eng. Stanley Kearn, Elc. Ed. Gary Kelley, Hus. Ross J. Kelson. Cliem. Kaye Kennedy. Elem. Ed. Lana G. King. Home Earn. I.ynctte Kings ford. Music Ed. Janice Klein. El. Ed. John (� . Knudsen, Bus. Ed. Pramod Kulkarni, Elec. Engr. Alton J. Lairtl, Math. Ed. Cory La Montague, Ele. Ed. John P. LaMontagne, Engr. Don Landavazo, Psy. Frances J. Larsen, Bus. Ed. Laurel Patricia Larsen, Ele. Ed. Osburn Drew Larson, Public Health Suzanne Larson, Speech T. John Laser. Elec. Engr. Andrew Latommc, Forestry LaWana Law, Home Econ. Ed. Leonard Laxton, Dist. Ed. Larry Lee, Pol. Sci. Robert Lee, Food Sci. Howard R. Lemcke, Mech. Engr. Larraine Lemon, Child Dei. Robert Leonard, Acct. Winnie Leung, Social Work Kenneth L. Lillywhitc, hid Arts Ed. Douglas M. Linford, Zoo. Allan Lonas, Wildlife Donald W. Lowe, Geology Peggie La Rue Lott, Humanities Evelyn A. Luce, French Eugene A. Lutz. Wild Life Mang. Marva A. Macey, Ele. Ed. 216 217 Pete Mandler, Sociology David Thomas Marasco, Ed. Thomas Marsden, Trade 6 lad. Ed. Gary R. Marshall, Civil Engr. Rill Martin, Forest Water Shed Owen J. Mason, LA.E.P. Katherine Mathis, Special Ed. Betty Jo Maimhan. Biol. Ed. Marilyn Gae Maughan, Child Dev. Barry Maxwell. History Susan McBride, History Bruce YV. McCatmnon, lad. Arts Ed. Richard Q. McClure, Agr. Ed. ' 21S Rrrnl II. Mochani. Geology Ross Morrill, En Richard I). Mossinger, Wildlife Richard Michacly, Lands. Arch. Carla Miles, Social Work Brian R. Millar, History Dennis J. Millard, Illustrations Allan Miller. Ind. Tech. Ed. Suzanne Milliner. Household Mann. Cade Monroe, P.E. Jeanne Monroe, Humanities David C. Monsen, Aero Tech. Ronald A. Montagna, Outdoor Rec. William K. Montague. Sec. Ed. Rebecca Morrell, Bus. Ed. Creg L. Morrison, Engr. Ned T. Morrison, Sec. Ed. Deanna Morse, Ele. Ed. Kathy Mortensen, P.E. Nola Mortensen, Pol. Sci. Dennis J. Moses, History Cheryl Murdock. Home Making Ed. Glade A. Myler, Spanish Steve Xaee, Rec. Ed. Don Naser, Civil Engr. Sherrie Nell. Ele. Ed. 220 221 Bryant 1). Nelson, History Cathy Nelson, Homo lie. Ed. Dixie Ann Nelson, Family Life Kathy Nelson, Social Work Linda II. Nelson, History Morrileo Gold Nelson, Ele. Ed. George Fred New ton, Aero. Tech. Joseph Nicosia, Elec. Engr. Carol H. Nielson, Eng. David S. Nielson, Range Mang. Dan W. Nielson, Comp. Sci. Trudy Nielsen, Ele. Ed. Floyd J. Nielsen, Animal Sci. Glenda L. Nielson, Sociology Ralcne Nielson, Ele. Ed. Patricia Okclberry, P.E. Kurt Oliver, Recreation Nancy Kay Olpin, Home lie. Ed. Paula Olsen, Social Work Randy J. Olsen, Pol. Sci. Sheldon L. Olsen, Pre-Law Ann Osborne, Home lie. Ed. Richard F. Ostergaard, L.A.E.P. Clarence Robert Owen, Ag. Earn. Mark Pace, Ag. Econ. 222 Mark Page. Geology Sheila Page, Social Work Mary Lynn Palmer, Sociology Madelyn Parrish, Comm. Disorders Margo Parrish, Ele. Ed. John B. Parry, Language Matatlal P. Patel, Elec. Engr. Jean Pedersen, Fashion Mdse. Tom Boss Perkins. Watershed See. Kenneth Perry. I ml. Teeli. Ed. Karen Peterson. P.E. Mary K. Petersen, Psy. Peggy Ann Petersen, P.E. Caryl L. Peterson, Forest Sei. Coila Peterson, Music Le Key Peterson. Ed. Robin II. Peterson, Bus. Ed. Bruee E. Pelt ingill, Geography Jerold Petty, Entom. ■ Botany Pat Piggee, Psy. 6- Social Work Kathleen C. Ping, Ele. Ed. Marilyn Pitcher. Ed. Terry I.. Pope, Ele. Ed. Ernestine Porter, Home Ed. Joanne Porter. Ed. Carolan Postma. History 224 Walter N. Prendergast, 1TE Lina Pugsley, Sp. Ed. 6 Ele. Ed. Barbara Lynn Putnam, Itm. Ex. Ed. Thomas M. Quigley, Water Slid. Sci. Dennis Radford, Mcch. Engr. Lance Raff, Forest Wat. Shed Sri. Rhea T. Reading, Mar. «L Earn. Eel. Henry D. Read, Outdoor Hoc. Ronald A. Reisdorf, Civil Engr. Paul R. Reuter, P.E. Lowell B. Rex, Bus. Vicki Leo Reynolds. Ele. Ed. Thomas K. Richins, Physics Brendon Roberts, Math. Douglas Max Robinson, Wildlife James C. Robinson, Mfg. Engr. Su anne Robinson, Home Ex. Ed. Jimmy Roman, Auto 6 Diesel Tech. Cheryl Dianne Rosenlund, El. Ed. Micki Roy ley, Sci. Ed. Bradley D. Ryan. Wildlife Mang. Jim R. Ryan. Social Sci. Leon Sabine, Elec. Engr. Michael Salvesen, Biol. Composite Diane K. Saunders, Ele. Ed. Dan Scartev.ine, Bus. Adm. Charla Schrey, Bacteriology 22f 227 Margenc Schuldt, Eng. Allen L. Scott. Lunds. Arch. Rosalie Seown, Ele. Ed. Kim Seong-Choo, Eire. Engr. George K. Sharp, Engr. ITE Diane Shelby, Pay. Rona Jean Shepherd, Ele. Ed. Wes Shields, Wildlife Larry Shulsen, Her. Ed. Sharene Si mm way, Bus. Ed. Kart'ii V. Simper, Engl Judy Sinclair. Eamily Life Craig J. Smith, Arrt. Jack J. Smith, History Waueta Smith, Bus. Ed. Dorothy Ann Sneddon, Ele. Ed. Carla Snow. Ele. Ed. 228 Thomas Somoza. Marketing W illiam J. Sorbe, Music Ed. Nile A. Sorenson, Wildlife Along. Charles R. Sonlieve, Aeor. Tech. Robert Spackman, Speech Richard C. J. Spaeth, Pol. Sci. Nedra W. Spaulding, Ele. Ed. Margaret Squires, Elc. Ed. Shonna Stanfill, Comm. Disorders Leandra Stanford, Clothing 6 Text. Beverlee Steadman, Ed. Debbie Steed. Ele. Ed. Glenn T. Stephens, Tors. 6 hui Bel. Jolene Stimpson. Ele. Ed. Emery Gene Stoddard, hid. Ed. Hay G. Stoker. Bus. Daniel A. Stone, Cliem. Ed Storey, Forest Bee. Kathy Stover, Math. Jon A. Strawn. Elec. Engr. Carol J. Strong. Comm. Disorders Chin-Kuen Su, Mach. Engr. Winston Suarez, Animal Sei. William W. L. Sung. Applied Slat. Geoff Suteliff, P.E. Dee Ann Tadd, Elc. Ed. Doyle Talbot, hid. Arts Douglas Tateoka. Prod. Slang. Beth Taylor, Family Life Kelly Taylor, Soils Heed C. Taylor. Pre-dental Kate Theurer, History Hiehard I). Thomas, ('liem. 230 231 Tim R. Thomas, Acct. Dorthy B. Thompson, Ele. Ed. Marshall C. Thompson. Sociology Susan Thompson. Math. Karl Ray Thomson, Ag. Ed. Myrl Thurston, Ind. Teacher Ed. Otto r. Tidwell, Pre-Med. Bruce C. Til lack, ('.oology Linda Tolman. Etc. Ed. Kenneth Traveler, Mech. Engr. Susan Trimble, Elr. Ed. K. David Tinner, Ed. And. Alden F. Vala, Marketing Gorman Yalecillos, Mech. Engr. Su anne Yicchrilli, Engl. Ed. Dick Wade, Dist. Ed. David C. Wad Icy, Agr. Robert Kent Wadley, Math. Ed. Kathleen Waldbridgc, El. Ed. Thomas Alan Walbridge, Mrklng. Barry 1). Walsh, L.A.E.P. Elaine Wankicr, El. Ed. Maribcllc B. Wareham, Ed. 232 Virginia Kay Warner, P.E. Jay Var Wardle, P.E. Mark S. Warr, Pre-Law Reid Watson, Elec. Engr. Forrest Weldon, Aaron. Paul C. White, Pol. Sci Diane Whittier, Social Work Rushtion Williamson Jr.. History I.yncttc Willoughby, Bus. Ed. Peggy J. Wilson, History Charlene Winegar, Fani. Life Ed. Glen A. Winget, Health Ed. Joyce L. Winterton, Home Ec. Ed. Sydney Reed Withers, Civil Engr. Carolyn Wright, Elem. Ed. Patricia Wright, Ed. George Yeh, Computer Sci. Marianne Young, Eng. Stanford A. Young, Plant Phys. Carl Zengen, Computer Sci. Conrad Zoyer, Ag. Earn. Lynn R. Zollinger. Civil Engr. Paula J. Zubal, Ele. Ed. 234 235 Junior Officers Junior Council I,, to H.: Marsha Ballard, Karen Stephenson, Janet Renner, Georgia Adams, Diane Stine, Joan Thompson, Sue Swan, Mark Bingham, Standing; Dong I'ovley, Doug Dean. Mel Williams. Roy Briggs. • ■ to R.: Nanette Larson. Chris MeO.Iineh. Kathy Hieknell. Diane Freseh-kn.eht. Cheryl Parsons. Steve Postma. Lois Boyer. Rohyn Tirnony. Standing: Cm! Pendleton. Randall Dranev, Charlie Delhunore. 2-37 238 Mvron J. Abbott Russell Allen Sherrill Andersen Blaine Anderson I .ottise Anderson Raymond Anderson Loretta L. Aycns Mary Carol Baily Paula Bailey Linda M. Ballow Larry R. Bates Alice Mac Bauch Paul R. Bauch Pamela Bennett Leslie Bills Brent S. Bingham Judy Bingham Mark J. Bingham Jane Bischoff Susan Bona Charles W. Romp Dennis D. Bright Connie Ann Buck Carolyn Bae Burnett Maurinc Burton Dcverl Bywater Kreg II. Calder Chrys Campbell Melvyn I). Card Naomi Christensen Susan Christensen Richard J. Christiansen Valerie S. Christiansen Hil liard C. Clark Deborah Colo Kerry Culling Vickie Conradscn Allan G. Cook Sharon Christ Sharrif I . Dajany Toni J. Davis Cindy Douulas Guy Fades Joseph Paul Kreolin Mary I.. Faddis Kelly B. Fnnsetl Bryan Felt Patsy I.. Fergusen DeAnn ForlwS Dehhy Foster Alice Gardner Terry- Gilson Jennifer Gueitimt Gaylon F. Gooch Gordon Michael Janet Gott Pick Graham Mike Gray 240 Holwrt Grilfcl Jcunnc Griffiths Keith L. Ilanscn Kieh.inl It. Hawley Maxine Healvy .Xejut I let l .it linln-it M. Henderson Paul It. Henry Sally Ann Henry Art Hill Marncy Hilto Sharon lluggan Janet ftins;ike Kathy Ann 11 uric; Kathleen Hutchisor Laurie hracken Jacquelyn Rue Jacobs Karen Jacobs Hiehard Jen sen Kofavne Jensen Kuniia Jeppesen I). Jeanne Johnson (Llainc Johnson Jell P. Johnson David Michael Jones Craig Judd Nancy Kalkwarf Irving Kawashima I.arry Larson Clint Leavitt Sarah Leo Cathy Lindennan Terry Lewis Lcttledikc Hielurd C. Long Joan Inez Manner Janet Maughan Vickie Maughan Tony K. McBride Carolyn Meikle Ann Merrill C. Gregor)’ Merrill Max Mitchell Jose A. Moreno J. Phillip Motley Susan Mo.slev Sherman Daryl Mullins 245 Mona Sul- Minins Patricia Murdock Sue Nalani Nakagawa Bonnie Nell Susan Nell James It. Nelson Jeanne Nelson Linda Nelson Merilyn .Nelson Handy L, Nelson Donna New ton Janet NcilsOn Linda Nellson Nolan C. N'eilsen Sharlene Nielson Jim N’ilson Jnnis Noyce Cweit Nyman Cheryl Ogden Nancy Pace Cheryl Palmer Karma Jo Palmer Stephen M. Palmer Shashitant II. Parckh Cheryl Parsons Sharon Kav Payne Alvin I). Pearson Kathryn Penrod Marlene Peterson Martin Peterson Tom Peterson Diane S Pollard Raymond Pollard Rolrcrt PiKir Margo Ann Powell 246 Thomas K. Quayle MiUireen Hampton Dean Rasband Thomas W. Reading Mary Jane Kechif Kathleen Heed Daryl Reese Kaye Reeve Janet Renner Robbie Reynolds Pamela Roberts Carolyn Robertson Etta Ann Robinson Barbara House Zetta Satterwhite Anna Sclmlthess Terrill Sehwartz Pamela Sessions Man ia Sheridan Susan Shiozaki Susan Skenandore Kathy Sloan Boyd Smith Delajean Smith Jiiealyn Smith Debbie Snow Klayne Sondeneggcr Carol mi Spainhmver Olieri Spendlove 218 l eslic Spendlove IX-nnis Stofanolf Karen Stephenson Vickie Stevens Diane Stine Jan Robin Stocking Von K. Stock im: Jo Ann Stroll Sn .anne Strong Margaret Sullivan I.ert Tantikarnjather Nick Taylor Robert S. Taylor William R. Terrill Joan Terry Ilene Thompson Jac; |iielyn Thomas Judy Thompson Ron Topik Gregory C. Trovers Stephen Tucker Robert Valgardson Peter Vance Nina R. Varlc Ruth WnnRsgard Nadine Weight i.ammit Weist 2-50 251 Larry Keith Welsh Nlarijnnc Welsh J a Noil Westovor Leggy Jo White Nancy Whitehead DeAnn V. Wiley Kusscll Wiley Cordon Williams Morrell Williams Linda X. Winkler Ann Woodland Sheldon Yamasaki Cristy I.ey Young Jacquclynn Zanni (Charles l. Zicharth 252 Lower Division 253 Sophomore Officers Sophomore Council L. (o R„ Row 1: Pam Taylor, Allison Wiscomb, Brent Coocli. Row 2: Jam chms, Rex Smith, Pam Johnson. Mary Sommers. Row 3: Dayn.i Carter, Carl Arrington. 255 Diane Aagard Lee Ann Adkison Dixie Affleck Dixie Affleck Mell a Akagi Darwin A ller Laima A Hinson Jeanette Anderson ltosc Mary Anderson Brent Arnell Becky Bailey Hnlph Bair Michael Ballani Maria Bankhead Joyce Barney Helen Baxter Haul K. Baxter Kovanne Beckstead Marilyn Bcckstr.md Syloia Bendixsen Geraldine Bingham David E. Black Elizabeth Black Jean Bodily James K. Bond Suzanne K. Boothe Both M. Boulton 256 Scott Bowles Linda Bradford Janet Lynne Brady Jessie G. Brown Marcia Burgess Emily (Jail Stanfonl Call Kaye Cantrell Debbie Citr l Ann Elise Cbatclain Pamela Christensen Sandra Collins Till any Coon Janycc Cox Clark L. Cox Ann Creagor Kearn II. Crump Lori Culbertson Ann Daniels Geraldine Dawson Holayne Day Nora Dunne M. Guy Durrani Vicki L. Eschlor 258 Jolm Blake Evans Jcanie Famer Nanette Kelt 250 Barbara I Icaly I Icjen I Icnderson l c!)orali Hill Joel B. Iloyl l uglas Hunt lick'll Hurst Steven I Ivinas Suzzann I vie Nanette Jackson Kichaid Jakle McKay Jenson Hove Wyvette Johnson Saudi Johnson Bicharrl K. Jolley Peggy Jones Konia Kelson Sharon Klein Bohln Kfogh Caylin Parson Nancy I are I .arson I at Jean I.eavitt 260 261 V Susan l.eautt Kris laxlhetter Kathryn Lenhart Stow Lestei Craig M. Linford Bruce Lloyd Warren MacNeil Ann Madsen Margene Markon David Marousen Diane Mayne Terrie McBetli Christine MeMurdie Diane McPherson Ralph L. Mize Tansy Monroe Patti Murphy David Neal Bonnie O’Brien Trudy Okarla Hanae Ormond Carolec Owen Kathryn Pannell Karon Parker Marcia Anne Parker Crai« R. Peacock Mary Ann Pehrson Steve Pennei Theodore Perry Cri'K Peterson Susan Purdy Joy Purnell Carolyn I . Head Hanae Henmnd Sue Hiehardson 262 263 Darrell Hoskclley Teresa Roylance Suzanne Rttshton Bonnie Ryan Robert R. Sandberg. fr. IaiurcLee Schofcs C. Allene Sliavv oreta Shepherd Jalean Spence Colleen Staple.' Calvin Stannan Marla S. Stephenson James I. Stoddard Colette Stott David C. Suisse Mary Summers Shelly Summers Mary S ymanski Kay Taylor Renee Tivtjcn Loretta Trevers Lcland Veach Susan Wagstaff Linda Waite Ruth Jcanine Waite Rundce Warren Cindy Ann Whitesides Shauna Whittier M. Kirk Wilcox Kay Wing Linda Wright Janice Wuthrich Jeanette M. Wybrow Kenneth D. Yoder 26-1 265 Freshman Class Officers I.eft to Right: Mcrrf Lynne Watts, Preston Pond. Jell Whitehead. 266 Left to Right — Front: Richard Bell. Tim Slrobcl, Grog I .aurence. Bruce Dairies. Row Two: Linda Taylor, Tina Salazicr, Annabel Grubb. Linda Rliccs, Kym Anderson, Ann Washerman. 267 Left to Right — Front: Blake White, Hugh Butler, Crain Butterfield, Jan l.indhlnoin, Vul White, Doug Brady. Row Two: Jenise Jones, Cookie I„ir-son. Lorraine Harris, Linda Crow, Coyle Riches. Veda Alexandra Kenneth 1). Allen Mary Aim Allred Hndi Anderson Kathryn Hat- Anderson Marian Anderson Mar Jane Anderson Cliristi Andrew William Amdt Debhic Ashdown Melanie Aschcnhrcnncr Nanc y Avert'd Margaret Baer Jennifer Ball Kathy Harms Tim II. Barms Ted l„ Bateman Jell Bateson Dana Beck Shona Bemlixsen Wayne II. Benson Bonnie Black John Hlaz ard Nola Bolander Kent Bracken Jeff l)avi l Bradshaw Kevin B. Brewer Sherry Bridge Joyce Briggs Hita Bronson Katliy Brooks Vicki Lynn Brntherson Jell J. Brown Karry James Brown I.antic Buckley 268 Susie Budge Brent Buttars N. Alden Caldwell (den L. Call Joint Anthony Camp Christy Cnmphcll Buss Canning Cheryl Card George Chadwick Dan Christensen I'aline Christensen Susan Christensen Charles Clark Clara Clement Loy Cleverly Mike Coombs Charles CopcIaiMl Jennie Cos Michael J. Crane Kathy Crawford Kendall D. Crittenden l.snette Croshie Steven Paul Croshaw Marva Dalton Kristine Davidson Mike Das is Sam Davis Val Dawson Patricia Das 270 Klim Marie Dean Kicky Deaton Marilyn Drake Jeanette Draskouiih Jell Durham Bichard Kf li Brian Knjtli Clary B. Krickson Christine Erni Connie Evans Dehor.ill Kwell Melodic Fear Leslie Ferguson Linden Fielding lid Fila Donald Fisher Donell Fit gerald Karen Fitzgerald Barry Fil gciald Diane Fleming Shirley Ann Flint June Forties Klda Fuller Don L. Fulton Bandy I). Funk 272 Mary Jane Gardner Mike Gamiek Susan Gehring Nancy Genctti Roliin Gesso 1 Ann Drue Gibbons Blake Glover Bill Gooch Judy Goodrich Debbie Gregerson Kevin Grilliths Becky Gross Dodi l labeumeyor Lisa 11 .ill Patricia Hall Russell Ilallarn Colleen Hailing Blayde Hamilton Rod Hansen Scott Hansen John Ilftrdic Evie Hardy Donna Harland Carol Ann Hatch 274 Curtis Henderson Vichele Henric Lillie Hikida Lynn M. Hill Steven Himebaugh Frank E. Hinze Michael Hipp Deborah Hohmann Cherie Howe Mary Ann Hughes Wallace Hughes Bonnie Huntsman Leigh Hutchinson Terrie Hutchinson Neil Hutchison Joyce M.Jacobs Janice Jenkins Juanita Jenkins Gary Jensen Marie Jeppescn I .ana Johnson Loralinn Johnson Thom II. Johnson Dana Jones Jennisc Jones Jerr ' Jones Pam Jorgensen Diana Kelly Glenda Kenney Jeri Kennington DruAnn Kilgore I Carl M. King Michael T. Kirby Connie Kirk Mark P. Klimek William Kofoed Janie Komm Beth Kotiha 276 Susan K robs Clyde Kun Chuck Kurley id! Lahrum r.i A. Laird Cary Dull Lantlsaw Brian Larsen Nancy Larsen NVaync C. Larsen Cookie Larson Marsha Leak Valerie Lehman Louise Ixicht Marie Lemon Steven I-cw Jan Lisonbec Susan R. Lloyd Richard Madsen Jim Mandeville Karen Manning Janell Renee Marriott Kathy Martineau Michael Martini If. Arthur Marvillc Connie Massa Marjorie Mays Lyniss McAffee Nonna McCants Shalina Meeham Sheri Lynn Meiidin ' -an Merrill 27$ Susan Krt� l s Clyde Kunz Chuck Jeff Lahnnn ni A. Lniril Gary Dell lamdsuw Brian Larsen Nancy Larsen Wayne C. I.arson Cookie Larson Marsha Leak Valerie Lehman Louise I.eicht Marie Lemon Steven Lew Jan Lisonhee Susan U. Lloyd Richard Madsen Jim Mandevillc Karen Manning Janell Renee Marriott Kathy Martineau Michael Martinez 11. Arthur Marville Connie Massa Marjorie Mays Lyniss Me A (Foe N’omia McCants Shalina Mcchani Sheri Lynn Memlin Z.m Morrill 27S Dennis K. Mesorvy Rolrerta Milliner Mindy M. Mitchell Teresa Montell.i lane Morgan William Morton Colleen Murdock Marilyn Murray Marvin (.'ceil Neal Jayleno Nelson Jed Nelson Nancy Nelson linger L. Nelson Sue Nelson Patrice Newton Eddie Nickel Kick Nye Sandy Og len Gayln Olcott Ruth Georgina Olsen I Vickie Olsen Elaine Ormond Mark Packer Alice Pate Delnirah Patience Alan Paxman Larry Paxton 2S0 281 Julie Pedersen Julie Ann Petersen Alice Ann Peterson Joyce Peterson Dale Pitcher Joyce Polanshck Jeanette Poole Debra Kao Price Pat Purnell Leslie Raekham Annette Kanshottom Warren Rapployo Susan Kay Rasmussen Esther Redshaw Toby Rei Ann Rich Sheri Dee Rigby Larry Rogers Judy Rounds-Cheryl Russell Carol Ryan Julia Sayama Allan K. Schmidt 282 Rolf Schuman Kenneth V. Schwab Marianne Scott Ktyken Scaly Pam Scdccholm Mabm Shabandch Kenneth w. Show Brent V. Smart Allen Smith Deanna Smith Debra Smith Tina Soter Jean Spaceman Maricnc Spademan Brian H. Spencer Rex Shelton Wendy Shepherd Charles Sliford Elaine Silvesten Susan Skabelund Debbie Wacbclle Skadal Katby Slater Jill Standcr Mike J. Staplcy Denise Stauffer Dewey M. Steele Kaylecn Stephen Rita Strickland Kirk Stirlnnd 284 285 Carleen Stitt Shannon Sullivan Barbara Summer Doug S. Swascy Linda Taylor Joan Mbs Shelley A. Thomson Avis Tsuva Shelia Van Austin I Devic Wngstnff James l.ynn Wagstaff Newell Thomas Waldron Sherrie Walker Peggy Wnlkingshaw Betty Wanders Dean L. Webb Donald Wardle Lauri Westennan Bonnie Weston Neal J. Westover Rick Wheelwright Douglas F. White Susan White Tonya M. While Karen Wliitely Dennis Whiting DeAnn Williams Paul Willie Barry Willis 286 Patricia Willis Susie Wittorf Paul M. Workman Penny Dee Wright Mcrlvnne Yamasaki Betsy Yardlcy David Young Dennis Young John C. Young Carol ’ ever Antic A. Zimmern 288 UBCCE 289 The Uintah Basin Center For Continuing Education is an extension of Utah State University which offers opportunities for higher learning to Uintah Basin residents. The permanency of the institution depends upon its success. Under the direction of Mr. I ). C. Burnell, acting coordinator of the center, a wide variety of classes are organized to fill the needs and desires of those seeking an education. At present classes are held in the school facilities of the Duchesne and Uintah county school districts. Classes are taught hy resident professors and also professors who are flown into the area from Utah State University. Both upper and lower div ision classes are offered at the center. Opportunities are given to many youth who cannot afford to go outside the Basin to school and many parents also have opportunities for higher education and thus better vocations. Students also have social opportunities through dances, activities, and the atmosphere which exists here. With the continued support of the Uintah Basin residents and UBCCH will grow and improve. With the growth of this institution the basin itself will be developed in many facets, and bring out the true potential of the area and its people. The overall aim of the U BCCE, its leaders, and its students is progress through higher education. 291 Yearbook Staff Left to Right Dwayne Holmes Mary Richens Kevin Ashby 292 Front Row: Jim MoOpc$, Don Solmonson. Kent Denver, Bobby Bailev. Back Row: Coach Cars DcLansv, Frank Vestcy. Burke Klclrcdj'c, Keith HcrgqiiiNt. Billy Baily. IXntty Crozier. •294 Kevin Ashby Marge Ashton Ellen Beavers Keith Bcrgquist John Betts Nolden Cooper Jerry Davis DeAnn DcLonge Monte L. Farnsworth Edwin Hartman Brent Hatch Dwayne Holmes Sheryl Holt James Orvel Hoopos Area Hedden Mary Bichens Fred Hiding (ireirg Schacformever Kichard St ion fold Mildred Tadloek Daniel Wallace Judy Wilkinson ancy Workman Alta Hunt Balph Ivie Kirk W. Larsen Darylenr Merrill Biehard Merrill Donna Ndsoti Kent Olsen D. C. Purnell Coordinator of UBCCE Wayne A. Wright Sociology Bruce Goodrich Math Gary DeLange Basketball Coach 296 297 Dwayne Holmes UBCCE Studentbody Vice-President Kevin Ashby UBCCE Studentbody President Mary Richens UBCCE Studentbody Secretory Diane Hamilton DeAnn DeLange Office Secretary Office Secretary Mary Ann Hall Office Secretary 299 Epilogue In turn, ire each look hark. Yesterday's brightness still hunts in oar mi ads. The sorrows and tragedies that shook as so violent!if Are the things that note affirm oar strengths. 301 The mind has an orbit all its oien it sees and it learns bar nut in the reaches of darkness it probes Searching the depths of each hidden see ret. 302 304 We look at each of her and see more than flesh. Ideals and friendship have an image of their own like lights shining through gossamer forms tre learn to see inside each other. 305 Now the path before as ta rns each eye in yea rainy for know led ye of tomorrow's trials. Woven like threads of wan if rotors 306 our minds shape the patterns of what ice’ll become. 307 WVndy Luml� l«iiu •308 Photo Credits Kick Graham - 2. 3, 6. 7. H. 9, 10, 11. 17.33.34,35.55. 02. 63. S2.83, 85. 86.205,211. Plastic o crlav of page 1. Hod Fonnesbeck - 1. 49. 52.62.64. 177, 251.2-55.285. Ron Malouf — 19. Ross Anderson — 313. Thnnell Photography — Class Portraits. Hobson Photography — President’s Portrait. thanks... It will be a year to remember... we didn't just write and draw layouts, and talk on the phone, and get mad when people didn't show np for pictures and worry over lost pictures, and wonder what the whole darn thing would finally look like ... we participated in the stream of campus lift from the third floor office. We heard complaints and watched the crowds, and caught their many expressions with our cameras. We took midterms and finals, wrote papers and worried over cinch notices; we surv ived. Each section editor, photographer and staff members deserves a sincere thank-you for doing such a terrific job. because without von this hook would never be. Besides the regular staff members. Dan. Rick. Jo, Geri. Ann. Rod, Ross, and Beverly; I would like to thank Glen Edwards, the adx isor to the 71 Buzzer; Dr. Val Christensen, head of the publications council, and Louise Sims, E. |. Ballard. Gerald Sherratt, Donna I larland. and Wheelwright Lithographing Company of Salt Lake City, who published the 71 Buzzer. Thanks again to everyone who math’ the 1971 Buzzer possible. Index A Aagurd, Diane 256 Abbott, Myron 238 Acordagoitia, Cary 202 Adams, Georgia 237 Adams, Greg 56 Adams, Jam- 36.37.255 Alder, Claudia 19 1 Alder, Karl l‘J-1 Adkison, la-«- Ann 256 A fleck, Dixie 256 Affleck. Dixie 257 Agricola, Shelley 38 Ahmed, Tanoir 06 Ahrens, Jim 96 Akagi, Melba 257 Airier, Darwin 2-56 Alexander, Linda S. 202 Alexander, Verla 180. 268 Allan, Jamie 36 Allen, Judy 42 Allen, Karen 42 Allen, Kenneth D. 268 Allen, Russel 238 Allfnm. Carl B. 202 Allinson, Katina 256 Allison, l.aima 187 Allred, Hradey 90 Allred, Mary Ann 203, 208 Allred. I lo var l 89 Allred. Susan 203 Allred. Vicki 189 Amana. Michael 185 Amos, Dale 50 Anderson. Sherrill 238 Andersen, Teresa 38, 84 Andersen. Tcryl 42 Anderson, Blaine 230 Anderson. Craig 47. 203 Anderson, David 89 Anderson, Gordon L. 203 Anderson. Holt 17 Anderson, Jeanette 81, 256 Anderson, Joeelyn 202 Anderson. Kathryn Hat- 269 Anderson. Kynn 267 Anderson. Ladd 47,201 Anderson, Louise 239 Anderson. Marian 269 Anderson. Mark 20.00. 202 Anderson. Mary Jean 83. 269 Anderson. Patty 42 Anderson. Raymond 230 Anderson, Rose Mary 81,257 Anderson. Ruth 260 Anderson, Sherry 40 Anderson, Susan 202 Andrews. Cristi 268 Andra. Dale 203 Andrews, Don 50 Andrews. Robert 203 Ardrey, Donald 46 Armstrong, Joe fit) Arndt, William 268 Arnell. Rrent 257 Arrington, Carl 255 Asehenbrenner, Melanie 269 Asebenbrenner, Peggy Ann 203 Ashbv. Kevin 202 Ashdown. Debbie 187. 26S Ashly, Kevin 208 Ashlen, Nlarg 291 Ault, Stacy 36 Austin, Ann Rergout 203 Averell, Money 269 Axborrow, Jan 81 Ayc-ock. Gordon 202 A yens, lauetta 239 B Radius, Rurl 60 Radger, David 47 Baer. Margaret 269 Baer, Pam 42 Bailey, Becky 256 Bailey. Billy 293 Bailey, Bobby 203 Bailey, Paula 238 Raily, Mary Carol 238 Bair, Christine 101 Bair, Mary 182 Bair, Ralph 256 Ball. Jennifer 85,260 Bnllatn, Michael 256 Hall.mi, Oral 21 Ballard. E.J. .50 Ballard. John 202 Ballard, Marsha 237 Ballard. Ross 53 Ballow. Linda 10.238 Bankhead. Pat 81 Bankhead. Maria 256 Baiulk, Edward A. 202 Banks, I irry' 44 Barlow, Cordon 203 Barlow, Julian 47 Rarndt. Linda 18-1 Barnes, Bub Q. 195 Barnes, Lawrence 203 Barm's. Pam 42 Barney, Joyce 180,257 Barney, Raina Joy 201 Barratt, Steve D. 203 Barrett, Shauna 202 Barson, Aaron V. 202 Barron, Donald 96 Barms, Kathy 268 Barms. Time 268 Barton. David Bay 202 Bastian, Vern 2(13 Batawar 96 Bate. Mike 53 Bateman, Beverly 93.203 Bateman. Brent 56,57 Bateman, Lihhic 203 Bateman, Ronald 203 Bateman, Red 268 Bates. Larry 230 Bateson. Jell 53.260 Bau. Terry 201 Bauer, Sharon K. 202 Bauer, Steven Baugh, Alice 239 Baugh, Kent 53 Baugh, Paul IK). 230 Baugh, Terry 202 Baxter. Helen 42.257 Baxter, Jay 17 Baxter. Paul 257 Beanies, Scott 80 Dennison. Steven 4-1 Beavers. Lllen 201 Heck. Dnihara 81 Heck, Dana 260 Heckman, Mary 203 Bcckslcad. Roxanne 33. 40. 256 Bcckstcad, Marilyn 256 Beebe. Merle S. 203 Kchliiig. BoIhtI 47 Ik-lim, Frerl 16 Bell, Brad 34.60 Bell. Marian 42. 43 Bell. Richard 267 BeiuJixsen, Sliona 260 Beiidixson, Syloia 257 Benion, Bonnie 203 Bonnet, Pam 187 Bennett. Dean S. 203 Bennett, Margi 201 Bennett, Pamela 230 Bennett. William 21 Benson. Kandi 204 Benson, Wayne II. 269 Bentley. Gail 35.42 Berrett. Dean 56 Bergstrom, Judith Ann 201 Bergstrom. John F. 204 Berg«|iiist, Keith 293 Bessenhimlers. Pat 81 Bessinger, Sam 17. 48 Betts, lohn 295 Biekm-ll. Kathie 40. 83. 15-1. 204. 2 Bills. Leslie 238 Bills, Sherrie Lyn 201 Bingham. Belli 201 Bingham, Geraldine 257 Bingham, Judy 182, 230 Bingham, Mark 80. 236, 237. 230 Bird. Alan L. 201 Bird. Kristine SI Hischolf. Jam- 230 Bidmp, Karen 182 Bisslond. Bob 96 Bjorklaml. Erie 01 Black. Bonnie 86. 208 Black, David 257 Black. Donald W. 201 Black. Eliulietli 256 Black. Jean 85 Black. Sherrie 205 Black. Susie 205 Blanchard, Andrea 81 Rlauck. Doreen 40 Rlaiick. Vicki Bae 205 Bla er, Susan 38 Bla zard. John 268 Blom-y, Forrest 96 Bodily, L. Edwin 205 Bodily. Jean SI, 257 Bodily. Mary 201 Bolander. Xola 268 Bombardier, Paul 06 Bona,Susan 230 Bonanno, Joe -17 Bond, James 257 Booth, Douglas 201 Boothe, Suzanne 257 Boraxva. (diaries Jon 201 Bomlim-fl, Mike 56 Borrks, Kathy 268 Bomp. Charles 89.230 Bovlu-r, Brent 80 Boulton. Ruth 257 Bonrdeauz. Celese 188.295 How«-n, Kent 41.50, LSI Bowles. Scott 25S Bowman, Richard II. 205 Box. Tliadis 25 Boyce. John 50 Boyer. I .ois 237 Boyle. Donald J. 205 Bradford. Linda 258 Bradshaw. Jelf David 260 Brady. Doug 50,154.267 Brady, Janet Lynne 258 Bracken, Kent 53, 265) Brain.in. Greg 56,57 Hramhall, Robert R 295 Bramwell. Keith A. 291 Brcdthuicr, Jeanette 295 Hieitinger. Dan J. 204 Brewer, Kevin R. 260 Brewer, I-arry 01 Bridge, Sherry 269 Briggs. Elaine 187 Briggs. Jim 53 Briggs. Joyce 268 Briggs, Biclianl 88 Briggs. Boy 236.237 Bright. Dennis 91.238 Brinkman, Bart A. 295 Hroadlient. Dee 20 Bronson. Rita 268 Brothersou. Vicki Lynn 269 Brower. Clierie 206 Brown. Becky 12. 200. 201 Brown. Charlie 56. 57 Brown. Edith 10, 205 Brown, Jay 192 Brown, Jeff 269 Brown, Jerry 96 Brown. Ji-ssfc G. II. 259 Brown, Karry 269 Brown, Leslie R. 44. 205 Brueckuer. Stephanie -36.37. 122 Bryner, Ellen 206 Rryncr, Louise A. 206 Buchanan. Barbara 10-5 Buck. Gonnic Ann 238 17 Buckner. Mark 47. 207 Budge. Nancy 38 Budge. Patti 36. 207 Budge, Handull 50 Budge, Susie 38. 270 Budge, Vern 96 Biindensoii, Jon 53 Buckley, Lauri 260 Burgess. Marcia 250 Biirk . Hubert 60 Burnett, Carolyn Bae 238 Burnett, Susan 38 Burrows. Patti 36 Burt. Patty 12 Burtensbaw. Bruce 20 Burtenshaw. Claude 20 Burton. B. Kent 47 Burton. Maurine 230 Biisbm-ll. Jane 12.55 Biisluiell. Su 36.188 Butler. Brenda Marne 207 Butler, Hugh 267 Buttars. Ann 207 Bultars. Brent 53. 270 Butterfield, ('rain 44. 267 Buxton. Elaine 206 Byln-e. Lyn 91 Bvwater. Dcvcrl 239 c Calder, Gavlc m- 201.206 Odder. II.B. 206 Calder. Kreg 238 Caldwell. Alder 53 Calhoon, Colleen 42 CuIIkniii, Susan .38 Call. Emily 259 Call. Cardell Douglas 207 Call. Glen L. 270 Call. Stanford 250 Call. Stew 50 Calloway. Roger Alan 207 ('amp. Anthony John 50. 271 Campbell. Christy 238,271 Campbell. Dorothy 81 Campbell, Geraldine 207 CampMI, Kathy IS2 Canning, Buss 271 Cantrell. Kaye 258 Cantwell, lairry 207 Capps. Carolyn F. 200 Capps, James 206 Card, Debbie 12.2.58 Card. Cheryl 270 Card. Melvyn 238 Carlson. Dennis 80 Carlson, Eugene 46 Carlson. Nile D. 206 Carolta. Denise 12 Carter, Dayna 255 Carver, Nam y 38.30,51 (aisperson. Gladys C. 207 Cuzier, Stanford 21 Chadwick, George 270 Chan, Iling-Kai 05 Chang. Chung-Yae 95 Chao. Y.S. 95 Charlton. Kevin 47 Chase. Daryl 148.140 Chastian, Naney 207 Chatelain. Anne Elise 258 Chntnar, lliro 105 Chcckett, I.. Brent 207 Clieeketts, Patricia 207 Clu-ney, Steve 206 Clicuk. So Shok 206 Chi. Kuo-Jav 05 Child, Bay 53 Chtou. Tim Clmangc-how 195 Clio, Pyong Chi! 95.191 Clio, Soon Bok 95 Cho. YoungJun 95 Choi. Suck Bo 95 Choo, Sno llynn 95 Chou. Peter Chill 191 Christ, Sharon 240 310 sjsSEjao. 5-85 S 8 s ll J 11 Il l . 111=1111 s .Tils IN s� 2 _ 1$ = ssti “ illliiliis : T- r- r: r= T“ tt rr r= T“ tt H r: tt H r: r= -c .r .t WWwwvVVWwww s 'W wwwwvvWVvww 'www vv wwWvvVwww H llubcumeycr, Dodi 275 Hack-rite, Lloyd 212 Hadiicld, jrnly 38. 21 i Hagliaycghi. Shahla 213 Haiti)).in. A1 53 Hale. Debbi 12 Haley, Cary 213 llall, James 44 Halls, Lisa 275 Hall. Luke 56,213 llall. Mary Ann 299 Hall. Patricia 271 Hull. Hubert 212 Hall.mi, Russell 271 11 ailing, Colleen 274 Hamilton. Skip 89, 212 Haiiimcrlc. Holier! 60 I (amilton, Diane 299 11.million. Clayde 275 Hammond. Hilda 213 Hammond, JoAnn 36 llaiiimoiid. Karyn 151 Haiiinioml. Ronald 91 Hann. Lloyd 34,47 I lunscii. (’only 213 I lumen, Gaiirth 20 Hansen. Heidi 42 Hansen. Katby 81 Hansen. Keitli 242 Hansen, I.oralee 213 Hansen. Olccn J. 213 Hansen. Paula 83 Hansen, Randall 90 Hansen, Robyn 212 Hansen, Hod 53. 275 I l.mseii, Scott 275 Hurdie, John 275 Hardy, Diane 212 I lardy, Kvie 274 llarlanrl, Donna 274 Hannon. Bremia 38 Hannon. Judd 25 Harmon. Linda 42 Harris. Hob L. 191 Harris. David 53 Harris, Lorraine 267 Harris, Mary I am 195 Harrison. Craig 90 Hurtle. Don 34. 44. 45 Hartman, Edwin 294 llasebein, Howard 96.212 Hatch, Brent 295 I latch, Carol Ann 271 I latdi, Suzanne 38.200 Haws, Marilyn 84.85 Hawley. Richard 243 llaxton.Tom 213 ll.iy, Larry 58,59 Haycock. Lloyd 17 I Iaycock, Scott 213 Hayes. Dong 50.51 Hayes. John 58 I layman. Chuck 88 Hcaly. Barham 186.260 Healey, Maxine 243 I leilv.it. Xeiat 242 I loggie, Helen 213 llelstern. Doug 212 I lenderson, Curtis 271 Henderson, Helen 260 I lenderson, Robert 242 Hendricks. Stephen I). 212 I lenrie. Clayton V. 212 llemie. Michele 274 Henry. Paul 212 Henry. Sally Ann 213 llikiila, I.ilie 271 I till. Art 2-13 Hill. Deborah 260 Hill. Lynn 276 II ill. Nancy Lee 213 Hilton, Niamey 242 Himehaiiuh. Steven 276 IIinze. Trank 56.276 IIipp. Michael 277 llirschi. Sharon 40,81,8.3. 154 Hohnn, Dehhie 36 I Ihescl. Kevin 53 Hoffman. Bruts- 56 lioggan, Kent 90 i lohencr, Susan 213 llohinann, Deborah 277 Holbrook, Kristcen 42 Holman. Paul H. 213 Holmes, Dwayne 292,298 Holmgren, Richie 3,53 Holmgren, Scott 47 Holmgren, Suzy 38 Holt. Mike 46 Holt. Mile 41 Holt. Rebecca 42 Holt, Sheryl 295 Hoopes, Jim 2513 I loupes. Warwick C. 96,213 I loops, Aluynu 81,183 Horan, James E. 214 Hortln, Hcnao 214 I loughton. Barbara 85 llowanl. Hob 91 Howard. Kathy Howell, Patsy 81.183 Howell. Richard M. 215 Howell. Scott 154 Hough. Michael 214 Howe, Chcrie 277 Hoy, Joe 56 Hoyt. Joel B. 261 Hsiao. Ting H. 515 Hsu, Hoshvong 15)6 Hus.W.S. 515 I In.mg. Ming-Shih 95 Hither. MurkS. 196 Hiiffonl. George V. 15)6 lluggard. Sharon 242 Hughes, Mary Ann 277 Hughes. Wallace 276 I logic. Jan 38 Hnic, tarry 96 Hull. Mary 215 llunsaker, Claudia 214 lltimakcr. Janet 242 Hunt. Alta 2511 Hunt. Douglas 261 Hunter. Dan 44.45 Huntsman, Bonnie 276 Hurley, Kathy Ann 243 Hurst, Craig 91 Hurst. Helen 261 Hurst, S. 58 Hurst. Vick. .36 Hutchison, Kathleen 243 Hutchison. Neil 277 I liitchinson. Tcrrie 276 Hutchison. I A-igli 10.276 Ihvnng, llynn Shik 95 Hwang, long Dae 95 Hyatt, dtff 33 Hyde, Paula 214 I lytic. Shari 36 Hymns. Steven 261 I Imrie, Jim 58.59 limes. David 214 lorg. Belinda 36 Irwin. Hoy 60 Isakson, Karen 38 Ixrculscn. Laurie 242 I vie, Ralph 291 I vie, Suzzann 260 J Jacobs, Karen 212 lackxon, Clyde 215 Jackson. Danny 50.92, 154 Jackson, Nanette 260 Jackson. Toil) 88 Jacobs. Joyce M. 277 J.tdhao, Sndasbio 5)6 Jai n. Sarcndca 96 l.ikle. Richard 26f) lames. Sherry Annette 215 lames. Larry I). 214 lanes. Marilyn 211 lunesick. Suzanne 42. 122 larvis, James 46 jenkias. lanice 277 Jenkins. Morty 34.58.214 Jenkins, Patty -12 Jenkins, Juanita 276 Jensen. Allicrt 47 Jensen. Allen 88 Jensen. Azide 201 Jensen, Chris 38.53 Jensen. DcRoy 5)6 Jensen. Duane H. 15)7 Jensen. Cary 276 Jensen, Julie S I. 215 Jensen. Kathryn 178 Jensen, Kevin 5-3 Jensen, Milton 215 Jensen, Hick -17. 243 Jensen, Holaym- 243 Jenson. Diane 40 Jenson, McKay 261 JcppcrcoR, John 200 Jcppcson. Karma 42.43. 122,242 Jeppeson, Marie 276 Jopposon, Susan -30 Jessup. Blake 56 Jihsen. Kathy 84 Jipson, Cathy 126 John, Leona 183 Johnson, Brian L. 56 Johnson, Charlene 40 Johnson. D. Jeanne 242 Johnson, Dan 15)0 Johnson. C. Elaine 242 Johnson, Jan 115.215 Johnson, Jeff -17. 243 Johnson. Karen 36 Johnson, lama 277 Johnson. Loralinn 277 Johnson. Pam 35,38.255 Johnson. Penv B. 215 Johnson. Ralph 25 Johnson. Rici 47 Johnson, Hose Wyvetto 261 Johnson. Saudi 261 Johnson, Thorley 8S.214 Jolinson. Tom II. 277 Johnson, Wendell 179 Jolley, Richard K. 261 Jones. Dana 38. 277 Jones. David 243 Jones, Doug 185 Jones. Jcnnisc -10, 216.267 Jones. Jerry .50. 276 Jones. Kent 91 Jones. Kris 38 Jones, Mary 214 lones. Peggy 81.260 Jones; Richard 53 Jong. John I Icn-Chong 197 Jorgensen, late R. 21-I Jorgensen. Pam 276 Jorgensen, Pine 58 Josh). lank.) 5)6 Judd. Barry C. 215 Judd, Craig 56.57,244 Iixlsl. Martin 53 Julius, Timothv P. 213 K Kaiser. Dehhie 40 Kale. Chandnikant 5)6 Knlkwarf, Nancy 244 Kaiiimerlohr, Mary 36 Kuren, Shaiina 81 Karri-u, Janet 215 Karren. Ronald 1-' 25M Kawahara. Pam 5)1 Kasvakame, Calen 5)1 Knwashima. Irving 91. 24 t Keates. Creg 15)2 Keate. Steve IS Kearn, Stanley 215 Keddingtou. Karyn 245 Kelley. Cary 211 Kelley. Diane 277 Kelley. Marla 245 Kelley, Patricia 215 Kelson. Eonin 260 Keiidell, Veni 85) Kenni-dy, Kaye 21 I Kenney, (Honda 277 Kennington. Jeri 277 Keiwon, Boss J. 211 Keogh. Kathleen 38. 39 Kerr. John A. 15)6 Key, Larry 15)6 K liar has, S. S. 06 Klisruvi. AImIoI R. 197 Kihhie. Carolyn 36 Kilgore, DruAnn 277 Kim. Donald 95 Kim, Harold 95 Kim, Jan 5)5 Kim, Nolan 5)4 Kill), Seong Clmo 95 Kim, Whang Ilea 95 King. Call 276 King, Labi 213 Kingsford. I.vnette 215 Kirby. Michael T. 270 Kirk. Connie 276 Kiyono, Alven 94 Keyes, Charley 91 Klein Jamie Klein. Sharon 81.260 Klimog. Mark 56.297 Knight. Roh 56 Knight. Marth 12 Knight, Tunis -36 Ktmdsen, JohnC. 21-5 KiukIm-ii. Lois Irene 15)7 Knmlsen. Scutt 53 Kohay.ishi. Warren 94 Kofoed. William ?)l. 277 Koh, Jong Snk 5X5 Knnun. Jnanie 277 Kothari. Chandra Kant 5)6. 15)6 Koubu. Beth 12.277 Kow.ill. Barbara .38,49 Kiogli, Robin 261 Krumlmle. Dan 56 Kulkiuni. Pramod 'Hi Kitninsky. James 2-15 Knnz, (aytle 50 L Lubnim. Jeff 279 tahev. Creg 56.57 taint, Alton 216 Laird. IX-bra A. 279 I -i Montague. Cory 216 ta Montagne. John P. 217 tandavu o. Don 217 I amdsAW, Cars- 50, 278 I-mg. Pat 35.36.37 l-mg. Ting-C.'hih 15)6 L.iugdon, Robert Lantz. Birncy 56 LaPray. Dixie 42 Larsen. Brian 278 I.arson. Craig 44 I .arson, Francis J. 40 Larsen, Frtndes 217 Larsen, Caynell 36 tarsen. Crcg 91 I air.sen. Kirk 291 Larson. Larry 91 Larsen, taurel 40.217 Larsen. Linda 37 tarsen. Lori 38 tarsen. Nanette 40.83. 154.245 Larsen, Tori 38 Larsen. Michelle 38 I .arson. Wayne C. 275) L-irson. Cookie, 40, 267. 279 Larson. Cay lone 42 Larson. Cayl in 261 Larson, tarry 245 Larson. Nancy Lee 40.261. 279 tarson, Nanette 237 tarson. Oslmm Drew 216 I-arson. Suzanne 216 taser. John 216 I .assig. Peter (Hi Latonimr. Andrew 217 lamb. Jim 53 I amr« nee. Creg 267 tanriski. Roboit 53 Law. I-iWarm 217 Lawly, Kandi 81 Lawson, tannic 58 I .a stun, Leonard 89.217 Layton. John 82 Leake.John 89 Leak. Marsha 278 312 Hick Graham Photography Editor 313 Hod FoiliicsWeek Photographer 311 Lean.die, Jim 57 I «eav ill. Clint 56.245 Leavitt, Lajcan 261 l-cavitt, Susan 202 Utllx'ltcr, Kris 262 Ix'c, Chiyon )I5 Uf. Lurry 94,217 l.ee. Pearl C. 196 1 a-v. Holx-it 216 Let . Wrna 85 l cfgrcn, David 89 I simian. Valeric 278 Lcklit, Louise 278 Ix'isliinan. Jeff -HI Lemchkc, I Iowan) 216 Ix'inon, Lorraine 216 Lemon, Marie 279 Lcnhurt. Kathryn 262 I ad. Sarah 215 la-onarrl, Robert 217 l-conell. Jim 5 i Lester. Steve 263 I,ctricriike. Terry 214 Loom!. Winnie 217 l aw. Steven 58,279 I .ewis, Kav .38 Lewis. Sterling 53 Li, Kuo-ilsin 95 Li.T.Y. 95 Lillvwlntc. Kenneth 217 Lin. Shiow-Ying 197 l.indhlmim. Jan 48,267 l.indcrman. Cathy 245 Lindcnnan. Shaync 58 l.indstroin. John 45 Linford, Craii; M. 263 Linford. Douglas 217 Lisonbcc. Jan 279 Lin. C.M. 95 Lloyd. Bruce 263 Lloyd. Susan H. 279 lak'ffler. Skip 60 l.onas. Allan 216 Long. I-oonard 165 Long. Hu hard 244 l.(M sle. Cindy 81 Loosle. Shawna 42 Lott. Peggie LaRue 216 Lovejoy, Mike 48 lame, Donate 216 Ijoxa, Oustova I). 197 Luce. Evelyn 216 l.imdell. Joyce 178 Lnndstrom. Joyce 178 Lnndstrom, Helen 21.63 Ltindfiuist, Karen 40.83. 154 Lutz. Eugene 216 M Macey. Marva 216 MacFarland, Annette 187 MacXeit, Warren 90, 263 Marisen. Ann 262 Madsen, Jerry 48 Marisen, Marlene 262 Marlsr-n. Richard 278 Malouf, Honald 90 Malyweaux, Dave 60 Mandeville. Jim 278 Mandler. Pete 218 Manner, Joan 244 Manning, Debbie 35.36. 37. 83. 154 Manning. Karen 278 Maples. James 91 Marasco, David Thomas 218 Marehant. Bruce 91 Marcoscii. David 31. V). 92. 154. 262 Marriott. Jannr'II Renee 279 Marsrlen. Thomas 213 Marshall. Kim 91 Marshall. Cary 218 Martin. Hill 218 Martin, I-onnie 60 Martincau. Huss 56. 57 Martinez. Michael 279 Martinson, Blake 53 Martiime. Kathy 279 Marville. H. Arthur 279 Mason. Owen 218 Mathis. Katherine 218 M.mghan. Betty Jo 218 M.nighan. Carolyn .36 M.mghan. Janet 245 Muughan, Jeff 89 Maiighan. Marilyn (Jae 218 Muughan. Vickie 245 Maxwell. Barrs 219 Mayne. Diane 263 McBclli. Terrie 263 McBride, Susan 219 McBride. Tons 245 McCammon, Bruce 219 McClellan, M.rnler- 122 McCloy. James 88 McClure. Richard 219 McCullough, Charles 53. 219 McCutclk'on, Pat 58.59 McDonald. Roy 219 McClinch. Chris 2-37 McCough, John 46 McKee, Jonclte 2. 182 MeMimlie, Christine .38. 263 MeMurrny. llene 1.3 McXcary, Bry an 96 McNeil. Tvler 34 NlcOmie. David 219 McPherson, Diane 263 Median. Brent 219 Meikle. Carolyn 245 Mckdiiinrongsang. Sa-A l 197 Mcndini. Sheri 12 Messinger. Richard 219 Merrill, Ann 40.93.244 Merrill. Darlene 295 Merrill, Gregory 214 Merrill. Kathic 38 Merrill. Billiard 295 Merrill. Boss 219 Merrill. Susan 38 Mrsorby. Dennis R. 280 Metcalf, Ruth 187 Michael von. Paul 29 Midiaely, Richard 220 Mignal. Michael 91 Miles. Carla 220 Miles. Kathryn 36.37 Millar. Brian 220 Millar, Dennis 221 Miller. Allan 221 Miller, Andy 50 Miller. Wes 98 Milliner, Roberta 280 Nlilloer, Suzanne 221 Mills. David 88 Mills. Fred C. 197 Mitchell, Max 244 Mitchell. Mindy M. 280 Miyahara. Michael 94 Mize. Ralph L. 96. 262 Monk, Margaret 81 Monroe, Cade 221 Monroe. Jeanne 220 Monroe. Ransy 262 Monstm. David 220 Montague. Ronald 220 Montague. William 221 Moutella. Teresa 280 Mooney, Mike 56 Moore. Sluuuma 81 Morcneo. Jose 245 Morris. Brent 96 Morlcy, Phillip 245 Morgan, Al 53 Morgan. Jam- 280 Morgan. Jim 6S Morre. Siiaunu 180 Morrell. Reluix-a 221 Morrison. Creg 220 Morrison Ned 222 Morrissey. Michael 60 Morse, I Vann.i 220 Mortensen. Kathy 55. 30. 221 Mortenscn. Xola 221 Morton. William 280 Mows. IX nnis 220 Mosley. Susan 245 Muller, Randy 58 Mullins. Shcnnun 245 Miinns. Mona Sue 246 Munsey. Joe 46 Murdock. Clieryl 220 Murdock. Colleen 280 Mmdoek, Patricia 246 Murphy, Patti 262 Murray. Marilyn 10.83. 151. 280 Mvler, Carolyn M, 196 Mvler.Clade 220 N N.ice. Stave 220 Xnkagawu, Sue Xalai 94. 246 Xaser, Don 220 Naylor. Edwin 196 Neal. David 263 Neal. Marvin Cecil 280 Neff. Steve 58 X'eihaiir. Bernice 196 Xeibaur, Peggy 38 Nell. Bonnie 247 Nell. Sherie 220 Nell, Susan 65.247 Nelson. Bryant 223 Nelson. Cathy 223 Nelson, Clyde 60 Nelson. Dixie Ann 223 Nelson, IVnna 295 Nelson. Ilene 197 Nelson, James 247 Nelson, jeanne 247 Nelson. John C. 46 Nelson. Julie 36 Nelson, Jaylcne 281 Nelson. Jeff 281 Nelson. Kathy 22-3 Nelson. Kris 36 Nelson. Linda 223.246 Nelson. Merilyn 246 Nelson. Mcrrilhc 222 Nelson, Nancy 38,281 Nelson. Randy 56.246 Nelson. Roger L. 281 Nelson, Ron 85 Nelson. Scott 48 Nelson. Sue 280 Neulierger, Mark 21 Newlicrry. Hugh 60 Newliold, Chris 88 Xewbolt, Tom M. 46 Newton. Domu 247 Newton, Ck-orge Fred 222 Newton. Patrice 18S, 280 Nickel. Kd 58,280 Nicosia, Joseph 222 Nielson, Carol 223 Nielson. Dan 222 Nielson. D..vid 91.223 Nielson, Janet 247 Nielson, Jay 96 Nielson. Linda 247 Nielson, Nolan 247 Nielson. Paulette 42 Nielson. Rodcanc 85 Nielson, Sharlene 246 Nielson. Tniily 222 Nk'lson, Floyd 222 Nielson, Glenda 223 Nielson. Ralene 2£3 Nilson, Jim 89.246 Noorda, Clyde 50 Noyce. J.uiis 246 Nve, Jim % Nye. Rick 56.28l_ Nyman, Gwen 247 0 Obray. Jane 40. 41 O’Rricn. Bonnie 263 O'Day. Cindy 83 Odd. Clierie 40 (Kid. Wally 50.51.154 Ogden, Chery l 247 Ogden.Sandy 281 Okunu. Trudy 263 Okellierry. Patricia 222 (Hcott. Guyla 281 Olsen. Craig 86 Olsen. Kent 295 ()lscn. Kevin 85 Olsen. LuAnn 85 Olsen. Rami' 81 Oliver. Kurt 222 )l instead. Carolyn 36. 37 Olpin, Nancy Kay 222 Olsen, LcAiiii 42 Olsen. Paula 22-3 Olsen, Handy 223 Olsen. Ruth Ceorgina 281 Olsen. Sarah S. 40 Olsen. Sheldon 222 Olsen. Vickie 280 Okon, Chris 186 Orme, Terry J. 197 Onnoml, Elaine 280 Ormond. Ranae 263 (Irwin, Terry 89 Osborne, Ann 222 Oslrorne, John 89 (Mcrguurd. Richard 222 )wcn. 'arolee 262 Owen. Clarence Robert 223 Owen. Cornier 211 Owen, Juan K. 197 P Pace, Mark 223 Pace. Marsha 84 Pace. Nancy 247 Pace. Sherry 42. 43 Packer. Mark 280 Page. Mark 224 Page, Sheila 224 Palmer, Cheryl 247 Palmer, Karma Jo 246 Palmer. Mary Lynn 221 Palmer. Sti ve 58.246 Pang. Diana 91 Punkralz. Linda 38.83 Panlasigui, Virginia 94 PuiiiicII. Kathryn 262 Pannell, Kin 187 Parckh. Shashitant 246 Parh. I long Youl 95 Parker. Karen 262 Parker, Marcia Anne 263 Parr. Joanna 93 Parrish. Madclyn 224 Parrish. Margo 225 Parry. John 47.48.201.225 Parsons. Cheryl 38, 237. 247 Puvkctt. Friil 91 Pate. Alice 281 Patel, Chalkier 96 Patel. Malarial 225 Patel. S.M 96 Patience, IVhhie 40,281 Paulos, Con 58 Paxmun. Alan 281 Paxton. Dan 48 Paxton. Larry 281 Payne, Sharon 85. 247 Peacock, Craig R. 263 Pearson. Alvin 247 Peart. Dave 48 Peek. David 60 Pederson. Andy LSI Pedersen. Jean 224 Pedersen. Julia 282 Pehrson. Mary Ann 263 IVmlleton. Carol 10. 82. 83. 154. 237 Pendleton, Steven 44 Penner. Steve 263 Pcnnisis. Sam 96 Penrod. Kathryn 247 Perkins. Tom Ross 224 Perry. Kenneth 224 Perry. Tlrcodore 262 Petermann. Alfreil 50 Petersen. Dave 48 Petersen, Roger 91 Peterson. Alice Ann 282 Petersen. Jnlie Ann 282 Peterson. Carl L. 197 Peterson. Coil a 22.5 Peterson, D. F. 24 Peterson. Dwight 91 Peterson, Greg 262 Peterson. Joyce 282 Peterson. Karen 85 Peterson. LeRey 221 Peterson. I.izcttc 40. 41 315 Peterson, Marlene 2-16 Peterson. Martin 2-16 Peterson. Nor l 86 Peterson, Robin 224 Peterson, Steve 17.48, 196 Peterson, Terry X. 196 Peterson, Tom 246 Pettigrew, Craig 192 Pettingill. Bruce 224 Petty, Jcrold 89,225 Pcwitt, Harry 34.58.59 Phillips. David 44 Pierce, Richard 56 Piggee. Pat 201.224 Pilkington. Brent 58 Ping, Kathleen C. 224 Pitcher. Dale 282 Pitcher, Marilyn 224 Plowman. Saudi 40. 41 Pice. Marekl 85 Pohmsliek, Joyce 282 Pollard. Diane 247 Pollard, Raymond 247 Pond. Preston 48.266 Poole. Jeanette 282 Poor. Robert 247 Pope. Jolene 8-1 Pope. Mike 89 Pope, Terry 224 Porter, Dennis 56. 57 Porter, Ernestine 225 Porter, Joanne 40.225 Postma, Carol an 225 Postniu, Stan 91,237 Powell. Margo Ann 247 Pratt. Joanne 10 Preclergast. Walter 226 Price, Debbie 36. 282 Pri«-«-. Jerry 48 Proliasko, Mam 181 Pncher, Steve 91 Pugmire, Kim 91 Pugsley, I.ina 226 Putnam. Barbara I.ynn 226 Purdy. Susan 262 Purnell. I . C. 296 Purnell. Joy 263 Purnell. Pat 282 Q Ouaylc, I homas 218 Quigley. Thomas 227 R Backham. la-slie 10. 283 Radford, Dennis 227 Hading. Tom 91 Hair. Lance 227 Haiola. Francis 94 Hampton, Maureen 218 Ramos, Laura 94 Randall, Annette 36. 83 Rnmlall, Becky 38 Ransbottom. Annette 283 Rappleye. Warren 282 Rasbaml. Dean 2-18 Rasmussen, Becky 42 Rasmussen. Joan .36 Rasmussen, Pat 201 Rasmussen. Rhonda 38 Rasmussen. Stisnan Kay 282 Read. Carolyn F, 263 Rca I. Henry 226 Read. Paul 48 Reading. Rhea 227 Reading. 'I'homas 249 Ream. Kliznlieth 196 Rechif. Mary Jane 249 Redden. Arva 291 RedelingS, Carol .38 Riding. Fred 295 Reilshaw. Esther 282 Reed. Kathleen 2-19 Rees. Paul .53 Reese, Daryl 249 Iteese, Inseph 58 Reese. Steve 58 Reeve. Kaye 248 Rci, Toby 283 Hcisdorf. Ronald 226 Remand. Ranca 180, 263 Renner. Janet 2-37,2 IS Reuter. Paul 226 Rex. Cay 189 Reynolds, Robbie 248 Reynolds. Jane 42 Reynolds, Vickie lav 227 Rhees. Jennilyn .38 Rhces. Linda 267 Ricx-, Margie .38 Rich, Ann 283 Richards. Karen 81 Richards. Steve 48 Richardson, Carl 48 Richardson, Chris 58 Richardson. Sue 263 Riehens. Caylc 12 Richens. Mary 292,298 Riehens, Noni 189 Richins. Thomas 227 Riches, Cayle 267 Riddle. Charles 60 Richie. Rill 16 Ricniondy. Kent 58 Itighv. Sheri .38. 282 Riley. Colleen 40 Riley. Sue 10 Rhode, F.laine 40 Huberts, Hrcnrion 227 Roberts. Dana 56 Roberts. Pamela 248 Robertson, Cuulyn 249 Robinson, A Idem 88 Robinson. David 53 Robinson, Douglas Robinson. Ella Ann 249 Robinson. James 226 Robinson. Laura 85 Robinson, Suzanne 40. 226 Roe, Linda .38 Rogers, larrry 282 Hohlctlcr, Lisa 189 Homan, Jimmy 226 Romney. Betsy 38 Rook. Cyitriy 36,63 Rosenlaml. Cbcrl Dianne 226 Roskdly. Dan 56.57 Koskdly. Darrell Roskdly, Pat -36 Ross. Mary 42 Rothwdl. Roxanne 35,40. 41 Ruundy.Judy 282 Rouse. Barbara 249 Rowe, Richard 48 Roylancc, Teresa 42,84.85.264 Royley, Micki 226 Rumar, Surender 96 Kushton. Suzanne 261 Russell. Cheryl 283 Ryan. Ronnie 261 Rvan. Bradley 226 Ryan. Carol .38.283 K) an. Jim 226 Sabin. I .eon 226 Salazier. Tina 267 Saltern, Mike 50.51 Salvescn, Michael 227 Samlberg. Kolicrt R. Jr. 265 S.itterwhite, Zetta 84, 85. 248 Saunders. Diane 227 Saunders. Janet .38 Sayama. Julia 283 SYartczinc. Dan 227 Sdiaefermeyer. Cregg 295 Schmalz. Kirk 50, 154 Sdiniidt. Allan K. 283 Schmidt. Thomas 50 Si holes. Laurelee 265 Schrey, Charla 227 Schuldt, Margene 228 Sdmlingkamp. Warren 197 Schulthess. Anna 248 Schuman. Roll 91.284 Schvaneveldt. lanet 86 Seh aiN’Nehll. Kirn 60 Srhwah. Kenneth P. 281 Schwartz. Terrill 248 Schwieder, Jack 50 ScoReld. Rremia 12 Scott. Allen 22S Scott. Colette 265 Scott, Marianne 281 Scown. Rosalie 228 Scaly. Kayleen 285 Seilediolm. Pam 28.5 Seely, James 88 Seoug-Choo. Kim 229 Sessions. Dennis L. 197 Sessions. Pamela 249 Sewell. Janine 38 Shalton, Janet 91 Shandeh. Mahin 285 Sh.irod. Atul 96 Sharp, George 229 Shaw. Alienc C. 265 Shaw. Kenneth W. 285 Shaw, Pam 10 Shaw, Richard 96 Shelby, Diane 229 Shelton. Rex 281 Shepheard. Noreta 261 Shepherd. Rona Jean 229 Shepherd, Wend) 281 Sheridan. Marcia 10,249 Sheiratl. Cerahl 21 Sherratt. Sherri 84 Shell., Dim di 96 Shields. Wes 229 Shio uki. Susan 188, 218 Short. Jerry 16 Shostad. Sidney 12 Shnlsen. Larry 228 Shulz, Jeff 34,50.51.154 Shuiuway, Jan .38 Shumway, Sharlene 228 Shultz. Robert 88 Silford. Charles 281 Siglin. Lari 10 Sill, Creg 96 SiKevten. Elaine 285 Simmons. Caylen 48 Simmous. Vickie 38 Simper. Karen 40. 41. 229 Sims. Louise 81 Sinc lair. Juris 12.229 Singh, J. P. 96 Siwiee. Dean 58 Ska behind. Susan 40,285 Skurial. I ebbie 285 Skenandorc, Susan 248 Slater, Kathy 281 Sloan. Kathy 248 Smart. Brent 281 Snictzcr, lolm K. 297 Smith. Allen L. 284 Smith. Boyd 88. 249 Smith. Craig 22S Smith. Danny 11 Smith. Deanna 285 Smith. Debra 285 Smith. I Via jean 219 Smith, Jack 228 Smith. Jai i|lvn 38. 122. 123,249 Smith, laync 38.39 Smith, Larry 58 Smith, Mark 58 Smith. Marsha 36 Smith. Michael 91 Smith. Rex 48, 155. 254 Smith. Robert 89 Smith, Vcarl 24 Smith, Vicki 188 Smith, Wanda 228 Smntherman, Jo 14, 40. 41 Sniddib. Dorothy Ann 229 Snow. Carla 229 Snow. Debbie 218 Snow. Phyllis 24 Solmonscn. Don 293 Somoza, Thomas 229 Sonricneggcr. Elayne 248 Sonltovnuesn. Thc-cti 197 Sorhe. William 229 Sorenson. Ann 36. 37, 55 Sorensen. Craig 89 Sorensen. Dave 53 Sorenson. Laurie 198 Sorensen, Nile 229 Soter. Tina It). 281 Souheve. Charles 229 Souter. Robert 34.50,51 Spacknian, Diana 83 Spackman. Jean 284 Spacknian, Marjcnc 285 Spakeman, Roliert 229 Spaeth. Richard 229 Spainhower, Carolyn 249 Spaulding. Xedra 2-30 Spoechly, Dick 18 Spence. Jalean 261 Spencer. Brian R. 285 Spendlove, Clrerie 86. 249 Spendlove. Leslie 122. 250 Srpiires. Margaret 230 Standage. Richard 192 Stander, Jill 284 St.infill. Shonna 230 Stanford. Lcanrira 231 Staples. Odeen 186,261 Staple)-. Jill 12 Stanley, Mike 284 Stalman. Calvin 265 Stauffer, Denise 281 Stayncr. Ralph 91 Steadman. Bevcrlee 231 Steadman. Randy 58 Steed, ix-hhie .35. 12. 43.231 Steele, Dewey M. 285 Stefanof. IX-nnis 250 StefFensen. Vareriee 12 Stephen. Kayleen 285 Stephans, Glenn 231 Stephenson. Karen 237. 2.50 Stephenson. Marla S. 265 Stevens. Susan 36 Stevens. Vickie 250 Sliutpsost. Gary 36 Sticnfcld. Richard 295 Stimpson, Jolene 30. 38, 230 Stine. Diane 237.250 Stirland. Kirk 285 Stitt. Carlccn 286 Stocking. Von 201,250 Stoddard. Emery Jean 230 Stixklarri. James I. 91.265 Stoker. Ray 230 Stone. Dank-! 231 Storey. Ed 231 Stover. Kathy 231 Stowcll, Launh’ 42 Straus, Mark 56 Strawn.Jon 231 Strebcl, Tim 14. 267 Strickland, Rita 285 Stringham, John 179 Stringham. Nancy 81.85 Stroll. Jo Ann 250 Strong. Carol 231 Strong. John 53 Strong. Suzanne 250 Stuart. Till 181 Stuilall. Debbie LS I Su. Chin-Kuen 230 Suarex. Winston 230 Suhramaniam, Nathan Sri 198 Sudick, Todd 56. 57 Suisse. David C. 261 Sullivan, Margaret 251 Sullivan, Shannon 286 Summer. Barbara 286 Summers. Mary 2-55. 261 Summers. Shelly 261 Sung. I.K. 95 Sung. William 95. 231 Surgden. Lynn 181 Sutchiff. Ceofr 231 Swan. Sue 122. 123.236.237 Swasey. Doug S. 287 Swiftfi Scott 18 Szymanski. Mary 265 T Tadil, Doc Ann 52. 81. 231 Taggart, Glen 18 Taggart, Elaine 38 Taggart. Todd 53 Talbott. Doyle 231 Tantik.irnjathcr. Lert 251 316 I Ross Anderson Photographer 317 Tutcoka, IXmglas 230 Taylor, Beth 230 Taylor, Hnrlou 96 Taylor, Kay 205 Taylor. Kelly 230 Taylor, I.imia 42.267.287 Taylor. Nick 251 Taylor. Fain 12. 255 Taylor. Heed 250 Taylor, Hit-hard 60 Taylor,Knliert 251 Taylor. Terry 18 Telrlis. loan 286 Tendiilnar, Stiresh 96 Tennent. Hill 31.60 Terrill. William 250 Terry, Joan 250 Tlx-urcr. Kale 210 Tlieiirer, Sieve 50 Thoinar, Hal S3 Thomas Jacquelyn 251 Thomas, Kallty A. 10,83 Thomas. I’eler 96 Thomas. Hit-hard 230 Thomas. Ross 48 Thomas. Tim IS. 232 Thompson. Bonnie 198 Thompson, Bonnie 10S Thompson. Conley 91 Thompson. Dorothy 232 Thompson. Dong 29. 48 Thompson. Ilcne 250 Thompson, Joan 122. 123. 251 Thompson. Judy 251 Thompson, Marshall 232 Tliomi«on, Mike 192 Thompson. Paul 48 Thompson. Shelley A. 286 Thompson. Susan 233 Thomsen. Karl Hay 232 Thomson. Fatly 36 Tliorkildsen, Carl 58 Thome, Larry 91 Thorne, Wynne 20 Thornton. Jim 89 Tliurgood, Palsy 81 Thurston, Myrl 232 Tidwell. Otto F. 2)2 Tictfen. Hance 265 Tillack. Brins- 233 Tilley, Sen! 53 Timnney, Robin 40. 122. 124,237 Tinsch, Wiliam 11 Tolinan, Linda 232 Toolsen. Brent 58 Toothman. Charlotte 38 Topic-. Hon 251 Torlx-nsen. Lana 12 Traveler. Kenneth 222 Trevors, Gregory 251 ‘Trevors. I.oreta 265 Tiilihh-. (Icorgc 29 Trimble. Susan 232 Tsai. Harper 95 Tsai, Victor 9.5 Tsai. Wen-Cherry 198 Tsuya. Avis 36. 286 Tsuya, Joy 36 Tucker, Stephen 250 Turner, David 233 Turpin, Hiism-II 279 V Vahor.i, C. V. 1X1 Vail, Diane 38 Vaisayauunt. Vichit 198 Vakil. Kir.m 96 Vula, Ahlen 233 Valecillos, German 232 V'alecillos, German 232 Valgardson. Boln-rt 250 N an Aiisd.il. Slielia 286 Vance, Peter 250 Van Noy. Hick 53 VunOrwen. Loins 60.91, 179 Vance, Sc-lma 40 N’arley. Nina 251 Veaeh, la-land 261 Vennani, Jaydish tX N'estoy. Frank 293 Vicchrilli. Sinuinne 232 Vilven, Doug 53 Virmani. Jaydish Kumar 198 Virmani, Meidulika 198 Vivscr, I a ml.i .‘Ml. 37 w NVadc, Dick 232 Wudlcy. David 89. 233 Wadley. Holx-rt Kent 233 Wagner. Carol 18-1 WagstalL Dehhie 286 NVagstaff, James Lynn 89. 287 Wagstaff. Susan 261 Waite, Linda 261 Waite. Ruth Jcaninc 265 Walbridge, Kathleen 232 Waldbridge, Thomas 232 Waldrcn, Kelly 53 Waldron. Newell 287 Walker. Brent 89 Walker. Darrell 5S Walker, Douglas .56 Walker, Sheiric 287 Walkinshaw. Peggy 287 Wallis. Ward 91 Walsh. Barry 90 Wanders. Betty 286 Warns. Don I. 198 Wane. Kno-Woi 95 Wains. Yunis-Kim 198 Wangsgard. Ruth 10.251 Wankk-r. Klaine 233 Waosh. Barry 232 Ward, Ronald 50 Ward. William 56 NVanHe. Donald 286 NVardle. Jay Var 231 WarehaiU. Mariln-lle 233 Warner. David 11 Warner. Cinna 56.37.231 Warn, Bill 56.57 Warr. Mark 31. 17. 18.231 Warren. Randec- 30.265 Wursnn, Heid 235 Warthen, Michael 11 Was.verm.inn. Ann 38.267 Wasso. Boh 53 Watts, Crain 91 Watts. Mcrri Lynne X , 266 Wayment. Janie 12 We()l), IX-an I.. 286 Weher, Stephen 26 Welier, Wade 91 Weight. Nadine 251 NVeist, launont 251 Wellxirti. Mick 96 Welcker, Kristine 10 Weldon, Forrest 235 Wells. Jolene 12 Welsh, l-arry Keith 252 Wcstemuin, Lauri 287 Weston. Bonnie 287 'estover. JaNeil 252 Westover, Neal 287 Wheelwright. Hick 2S7 Whitaker, Richard 48 White, Bums 207 White, Clark 56. 57 White, Douglas 286 White, Kldon 50 White, Grant 53 White, Jon 53 White. Kay 36 White. Paul 235 White. Peggy Jo 252 White. Hick 86.91 White. Susan 286 White. Toma M. 85.286 White. Val 48. 267 Whiteliead. Jelf 50. 266 NN'Iiitehend. Nancy 252 NVhitely. Karen 287 Whitesides. Cindy Ann 265 Whittier. Diam- 235 Whittier. Sliauna 265 NVhiting. Dennis 286 Wiedennann. Kric 50 Wilcox. Kiik M. 50.261 Wileoek, Scott 58 Wiley. IX-Ann 252 Wiley. Russell 252 Wilhehnsen, Roger 53 Williams. IX-Ann 286 NVilliams. Dixie- 38 Williams. Cordon 252 Williams. Mel 237 Williams. Me rrill 252 Williams, Rick 58 Williamson, Kay 85 Williamson. Riiehtinn 231 Willoughby. Lynctte 23-1 Willis. Patricia 288 Willie. I .,ul 280 Willis. Harry 287 Willis. Kent 181 Wilson. Peggy 231 Wilson. Scott 57 Wilson. Susan 38 Winder. Hick 53 3J8 Windham. Chuck 60 Winegar. Charlene 187,235 Wing. Kay 261 XVinget, Glen 235 Winkler. Linda 252 Winklesly. Richard J. 198 Winn. Howard 30 interton. Joyce 235 Wiscomh. Allison 38. 255 Wiser. Thax ne IX) Withers. Sydney Heed 23.5 NVittorf. Susie 2SS Wood, Hill 5X WckmI. Brent 53 NVixxl, Connie 35,38.39 Wood. Kent 198 Wood Kimberly 198 Woodhoiise. Ted II. 198 Woodland. Ann 252 WiNxlrulf. BiK-ky 48 Wong. Ping-Luk 198 Workman. Paul 288 Worley. Julie 183 Wright, Ann 36 Wright. Carl 89 Wright. Carolyn 235 Wright. Linda 261 Wright, Patricia 255 Wright. Peggy Dec 288 Wright. Wayne 290 Wiithrich, Janice 265 Wyl.mw. Jeanette M. 265 Wychcrly. Kathleen 180 Y Yamasaki. Mcrlvnne 28S Yamasaki. Shcmon 252 Yang, Shiexv-Tyari 198 Yaruley. Betsy 288 Yates, Kex in 53 Yeates. Slieryl 12 Ych. Ceorge 89.235 Yeh. M li-Nang 95 Yixlcr. Kenneth 1). 265 Young. Cristy 252 Young. David 288 Young. IX-nnis 288 Young, John C. 288 Young. Marriane 235 Young, Stanford 89, 235 Yoiirston, Frio 58 Yoxvell. Chad 58 z ■ .amil. Jaupielynn 252 Zengen. Caul 235 ' ever. Carol 288 ‘ oyer. Conrad 235 Ziebarth, Charles 252 ’Zimmerman. Julie A. -10 Zimmcrn. Arnie A. 28S Zollinger. Lynn 235 ZiiIm-I. Paula 235 Ziifclt. Julie 36 M. Gatlin 319 iwi