Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

tr� i mm Published by the Associated Students of Weber College Ogden, Utah Stan Brewer, Editor Larry Atkinson, Business Manager Walter W. Parrish, Art Editor (Zotiteafo Introduction 4 Administration 8 Staff 10 Social Science 12 Business 13 Physical Education 14 Technical Education 15 Life Science 16 Physical Science 17 Student Government 20 Sophomore Class 26 Freshman Class 38 Fall Activities 56 Winter Activities 66 Spring Activities 74 Social Clubs 82 Kings and Queens 121 Advertising 145 57 INTRODUCTION AND THEME me is the progress and growth of our college and icy pass through the year, and it is symbolized ?e from which the acorn is one small seed. The ree is the campus itself; the main branches are ? faculty and staff. The students and their activi- 'oliage. giving light and life to the tree. We stand proud young oak. growing through the changing Our theme is the progr students as they pass throug by the oak tree from which t trunk of the tree is the camp made up of the faculty and sta ties form the foliage, giving lig! together as a proud young oak, seasons. the passing YEAR President Miller and Deans Clarke, Gregory, and Stratford help the stu- dents constantly to straighten out scholastic and personal difficulties. With their understanding and genu- ine interest for the students of Weber, it is not surprising that they hold the admiration and respect of all the students and faculty. James Foulger Treasurer Clarisse H. Hall Registrar Dr. Robert A. Clarke Dean of Faculty Marva Gregory Dean of Women Dr. William D. Dean of 5e °n � jVvottta8 't elT|'a Beth Alberts Merlin Edvalson Wilma Grose Lenore Hansen Billie Spencer Sarah Jackson j. The backbone of a col- lege is its staff and facul- ty. The students of Web- er are justly proud of the fine staff that is always so willing to work with us and help us in every way possible. The stu- dents are confident that their records and money are safe when they know that the faculty and staff are handling them. I' r)atrell 0ytau 8 D, 'oris Kin 8ston CloV(j 'arreli Sh, °Per(i Gary Turner Geraldine Frost Milton Mecham Marvin Peterson Gertrude Stallings Anna Gunnarson ' Harold C. Bateman Division Head Dr. Dello Dayton wm Edward C. Larsen Bill S. Henrie Clarence G. Wilson Talma ee DeLan Mildred Hurst Social Science Students in the Social Science Division attempt to solve the problems of the world. They real- ize that associations, personal, national, and international, can be greatly improved. � 2 Laurence J. Burton Walter C. Neville Dr. Merle E. Allen James B. Harvey Dr. William Stratford Guy H. Hurst 0. M. Clark Business classes train secretaries, ac- countants, and economists to take their places as leaders in the business world of the future. � 3 Division Head Dr. James R. Foulger f Sduaztiwi The physical education program provides not only keen competition among students by way of intra- murals and inter-collegiate activities, but it also gives a degree of physical and social poise and development that the students will use a long time after they leave the college. Dr. R. N. Hirst Wallace K. Nalder Carol Westmoreland Raymond E. Rhead The Technical Education Divi- sion. now in the process of moving: to one of the best equipped vocational buildings in the West, gives special courses designed to meet the needs of students who require practical and technical work experience. These stu- dents are being absorbed in Ogden’s industrial boom as fast as Weber Col- lege can supply them. Wendell Esplin Sheldon P. Hayes The Life Science Division, con- sisting of the Biological Science, Home Economics, and Nursing De- partments, plays an inportent roll in teaching students scientific methods. Life Science classes help the students realize that nothing, regardless of its size, is independent. Division Head Dr. 0. W. Young Ruth P. Stewart E. Smith Murphy J. LeMar Jensen H. Paul Huish Glen Alexander Elliot Rich Charles A. Osmond William Z. Terry Ralph S. Gray Alva J. Johanson Jean Kunz Bessie Mumford Marjorie Somers Ralph Monk Earl Smart Howard M. Johnson Loy Doss LaPrele Neville Melba J. Lehner Mary Ann DeMoss Division Head M. L. Stevenson Jack Atkina The Division of Mathematics and Physical Science gives students an in- sight into their modern scientific world and also their every-day life. This Division trains the engineers, scientists, and technicians to fill the nation’s needs. ’alter R. Buss Division Head Leland Monson Victor Hancock This division spends much of its time displaying the stu- dent’s talents in concerts, plays, debate and publications. Stu- dents develop technique in their fields and become aware of the “arts.” Roland Parry Glenn Hansen Clair Johnson Max Dalby J. Clair Anderson !9 Cluster Nilsson Marian Read Delmar Dickson Charles Groberg Doyle Strong STUDENT GOVERNMENT Board of Control: left to right standing, Kent Ellis, Dick Raker, Max Malan, Malin Foster. Sitting: Rill Hudson, Warren Russ, Pat Scegmiller. Rob Marriott, Joen England, Dave Jacobs, Donna Miller. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Left to Right: Business Manager, Warren Buss: Secretary, Pat Seegrniller: President, Bob Marriott: Vice President, Joen England; and Treasurer. David Jacobs. The hip: “push” behind the studentbody is the student offic- ers who prive life and direction to the many activities proinc: on at Weber. Bob, Joen, Pat. Warren, and Dave have done an outstand- inp: job in keepinp: Weber’s stu- dent proverninent up to the hiprh standards it has always been known to have. These officers meet problems in democratic prov- ernment and resolve them with professional directness. I— ft MEN’S INTRAMURAL OFFICERS left to right Howard Van Boreum, Bruce Jackson, Ralph An- derson. WOMEN’S INTRAMURAL OFFICERS left to right: Delores Anderson, Donna Miller. Connie Russell. Melba Sampson, Jeanie Martini. Karen Warner. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENT’S OFFIC- ERS left to right: Barbara Slater, Barbara Behl- ing, Audrey Jones. Georgia Hohlios. ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENT’S OFFICERS left to right: Kent Johnston, Allen Kartchner, Bud Nickerson. Brer Juanita. Brer Deanna, Brer Elaine and Brer Connie. 23 AWARDS AND HONORS: left to right. Cliff Larsen. Alva Johansen, Lorna Ledingham, Victor Hancock, Lee Malan, Joen England, Dennis Peterson, Shirley Chugg, Earl Smart, Bev- pHv Pratt. Don Beesley. ■ ASSEMBLY: left to right, Peggy Grimm, Darlene Burrows, Paul Farr, Patsy Seegmtller, Joe D’Agnillo, Marie Brown, Max Malan. Karen Neuenschwander. 3 ?6 Douglas Adams Robert Baczuk nnRpnRBnnK Noma Albright Garth Bagley John Allison Jackie Baker Delores Anderson Karl Anderson Charles Beckert Edwina Jo Berrymffl Secretary Representative Annette Hains Donna Miller Representative Guy Larkins As time ticked through the Weber Clock the Sophomore Class kept Weberites on the go by sponsoring the Kangaroo Court, the Orchid Ball, the Lagoon Outing, and the solemn graduation exercises. Sherman Bennett Don Beesley LuJean Blakely Myrna Bouwhuis Dixie Burnett ?7 Sian Brewer Rarry Cte 'ter Joyce Burnett eUBrum '1” ' Reed Burnett Boyd Ca Burn e Burrow� Darken Doan Carteen Warren Buss Tom Carpenter Don Cope ?8 Maxine Child Joan Christensen Leon Clark Cathy Craddock Jim Cutrubus Rob Field Kaye Ferrell Brent Faulkner Roselyn Folkman Victor Frank Jack Frost Dave Da'eboot prank Dickson UtVeUe Day Or ' •in Dvaney Ue Kay Dean Deanna Dykatra Joen Deatden Enp nd Robert. Jerry DcLanfi® pisbbv'rn Barbara Hfcgs Joyce Hirschi Charles Hislop Gary Hojrensen Georgia Hohlios Taylor Hollist Diane Ga Boi Grondei Kent F'- 'cr Joyce Grano� � Connie Garr Don HacVman Kathiee G« Larry «elo� � Barbara Glcysteen Don Heninoct 30 Ho st Arlene Mae James Shew0' Linden Hur� 1 Pau Jensen Mary l � u l um Shevv Jensen Pa«i j� 90” A.RoV rt.l nson Kent -Johnston Audrey Jones Allen Kartchner Sam Kawaguchi Dick Keep Sharon Knight 31 Orlene Mayberry Charles McCafferty Nan McEachern Bonnie McFarland Denise McGahan Robert McKenzie 32 A,len Udine'� � � John t� n c Shnry jane l� � en Joel L'� ' Lovna DO� � Moore Blair MO� « Jim M� rcbea ' Darrell Muir VaMelta Morley Bill Murdock Beu Mortcuaen 0rice Murdock Catherine Moser Shirley MurtW Bessie Peterson Earl Porter Lee Parks Mary Patterson Walt Parrish Gloria Perez Dixie Petersen Paul C. Petersen James Pettingill Jim Poole E'l.vthe Pat Seejrmiller Itsuo Shio Jim Shupe Barbara Slater Garr Smith Maurice Smith 35 Hisao Teramoto 36 Frank Tucker Joyce Underwood Howard VanBoerum Ralph VanderHeide Frank Van Houten Barbara W - DicU Webber Bale Wheeler Karen Wat� .W Don VeUtnen Karen Warner Carolyn WbiPP'n Gordon Wat� Barbara White •Julia Whitney Ann Wilber Carol Williamsen Bob Wilson Whitney Younjj 37 President Bill Hudson Yrice President Connie Buckway The time between the first wearing of the beanies to the first of June flew past for the energetic freshmen. During their first year at Weber, the freshmen successfully sponsored the annual Charity Ball, the Snow Carnival, the Spring Dance and the Freshmen Outing. Joyce Aagard Lynne Adams Sharon Adams Suellen Affleck Melvin Aikens ■nav mamtamrsssm Secretary Sandy Weaver Representative Representative Max Malan Dick Baker Ron Allen Vaughn Allen Carina Allred Ronald Anderson Julian Andersen 39 m� � A«hib� 'd Lavry . Beck Robin A«-'crS° Wayne Bnrlo Larry M 1 0 Marian B«ck .Jan Marsha Boa Joyce Bowman Sharon Boothe Barbara Bouch Bo«en Kay BWrob'c rsi$ n Mar ret Blair Sancyan Bohmah ,!cri Blay'och Beverly Bohman Charles Burns Vail Butler v«• «=.. .- Sheryl Champneys Dykes Christensen Colleen Casey Shirley Chufffc Joyce Clifton Bruce Cole Bud Combe Ted Cottle Sharon Cottrell Dennis «� )«- RonaW De 1 Bobby 0� Uon Elaine R “rCSl Ear Cut' G en eem OeAnna Georgia Elizabeth c'1 Dorrene « Cathie Ferrero Barbara Fagg Kent Forbs Pau Farr Graser Juanita G«rle« GrOVCr C,u( n'unson DicUOr� � 1 pejsgy Gr‘mm klfenoNV jeenfcauUfl� Karen janean Green Dave Gunderson Sharron Hall Karen Hammon Jerry Hancock Betty Jean Hansen Maxine Hansen 45 Bicharf Ha Conley Harvey Barbara Harris Georgia Heiner Brent Harris Arlen Heiny Linda Harris Joan Henderson Sony� Har s Ann Henderson Dave Hendrickson Mary Lynn Hinkley Martha Hollist Cheryl Holbrook Cleo Hulet Blaine Hunsaker James Israel e Ju � der ,bourm JOtJ6ftn8Cn E aine Jennings Merlene ,Jo� n Ya tfmbur Lee ttalan Kent wm 'isl VW � � Paul U« fieW M� ''n Sbar Ubaldo L°1 1 patsy M� ® Tisako Masuoka Jacob Martinez Jean Martini Jean Maxwell Evelyn Mead John Mead V Steve Robert TAiya jerry � Mercuri - Thc ma 'erc Mudrovf 1eur?cn . Robert Mur ( OCK tratford Murdock Laren Nebecker Paula Neiderheiser Carl Nelson Harold Newey JoAnn Nicholas 49 Deanna Parker Suzanne Parker Sharon Paul Wayne Paulsen Elaine Pearce Tom Pence 50 Gayk . i portet Dou 'as 3m pennis Peterson Larry porter Karen Peterson Sharon porter Richard V. W Beverly Boyd 5 iUi’’S Mark '’rive Marvin Protzman Larry Pulsipher Julia Rasmussen Roma Richards Boh Rawlings Susan Ridges 51 We ey Roper .nee Rumsey Shero yn ■ aV R«� hWn Robertson Marva Robbins Connie )lane Rotbey LeRoy Shultz Linda Shaw Juergen Sass Annette Savage Sharon Secrist Ralph Sampson I 52 Doris Standing Jean Stanger Max Staples Val Staker Mike Storey Evelyn Street 53 Coleen Turner Joy Turner Sandra Turner Glen Underwood Bob VanDyke Jim Verniew n o WMeB Mike Thorpe p� � i t� ' s Dorothy Tribe Kenneth Ta Kayia Ting Stanton Taylor Jack Tooley E« e Thompson Kathleen TO� � '� C� ve WaddouT Va 'ne Nor a Voider White head NVight John W� 'a8S Caro nVn« r« Pot Weils Floyd Wile� Wheeioch C,eorge� ne Pamela wilc0 FALL rtiSrfi £j,'v . Son nett 73 William Shakespeare That time of year thou riiayst in me behold When yellow leaves, or none, or few, do hang Upon those boughs which shake against the cold, Bare ruined choirs, where Tate‘the sweet birds sang. In me thou see’st the twilight of such day As after sunset fadeth in the west, Which bv and by black night doth take away, Death’s second self, that seals up all in rest. In me thou see'st the glowing of-such fire That on the ashes of his youth doth lie, As the death-bed whereon it must expire Consumed with that which it was nourished by. This thou percelvest, which makes thy love more strong, To love that well which thou must leave ere long. 57 The Band was Always There . . Ray Schlupp Brent Heap LeRoy Mecham Stanton Taylor Jerry Peterson Tom Carter COACHES: Ray Rhead Wally Nalder Earl Miller Mike Sheridan Ken Mayne Ron Pace Wayne Faulkner Alan Baczuk Gary Plyer And Whip was Always There . And as usual the team outnumbers the fans. Kent Simmons Rod Orell Keith Anderson Sherron Hill Dean Lundberjj Bill Smith -f z A Kinjr and a Queen That bird is up to something he looks too innocent! An Egyptian Pyramid Three crazy cats My sentiments exactly, Redford. Singing All Shook Up” I'll bet butter wouldn’t melt in their mouths. O.K. cats a-one a-two � -three. Timorous T-i-m S Can't you picture it Burton? We’ll tear town the T.U.B. and put up a -10 foot statue of me. Big Bill” comes through as usual. (tyeenlUacten The cheerleaders this year, gave a boost to school spirit at games as they jumped, screamed, yelled and even gave trophies to groups showing the most enthus- iasm. Connie Russell was absent at time of photos. i Bob Miya Nancy Rhead Charlie Beckert Larry Chandler 63 Whip Club in California WINTER WINTER LULLABY Sleep, the moth-winged flakes are falling. The gusty leaves no longer blow. The rabbit runs in feathered forest With silver feet on silver snow. Dream, the feathery night is quiet. The deer upon the whitened hill Brushes the snowy boughs in silence. Dream, for the woods are white and still. Sleep in warmth of downy cover. Dream, gold hair on pillow curled. Above the roof white moth-wings hover. The snow falls quiet on the world. Herbert Elliott — in New York Times f‘ii 68 Jay Brown Waldo Jensen John Wanlass Abe Booker Bill Goode!! Kandy Rothey LaMont Jensen “Step on him Abe” Victor Durbano Blair Powers Kent Simmons Kent Lundquist LeRoy Mecham Jerry Hogge ‘Up up an l away' I m sure I had it Those bigma boys will give you the shirt right off their hack. “I guess I really should have dressed New plan for world peace. This surrey and Dr. Young have something in common, they both have a little fringe on top. 06Ca uwtifr SPRING RUBAIYAT of Omar Khayyam Translated by Edward Fitzgerald Alas, that Spring should vanish with the Rose! That Youth’s sweet-scented manuscript should close! The Nightingale that in the branches sang, Ah whence, and whither flown again, who knows! The Moving Finger writes; and, haying writ, Moves on: nor all your Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line, Nor all your Tears wash out a Word of it. Yet Ah, that Spring should vanish with the Rose! That Youth’s sweet-scented manuscript should close! The Nightingale that in the branches sang, Ah whence, and whither flown again, who knows! 75 TRACK TEAM: left to right, Gary Flyer, Mark Price, Newal Anderson, Wayne Olson. LaMont Jensen, Carl Holmes, Jerry Peterson, Charles His- lop, LeRoy Mecham, Ralph Fergusen, Alan Baczuk, Ray Schlupp, Abe Booker, Coach Ray Rhead. BASEBALL TEAM: left to right, back row: Jim Painter. Blair Fowers, Jerry Hogge, Paul Brown, Tom Carter, Charlie Beckert, Wally Nalder, Front row: Ron Rich, Val Butler Ubaldo Lopez, Blair Moyes, Rudy Lu- cero, Sherman Bennett, Gary Jensen, Parley Jeffs. ‘A Great big jawbreaker just for me.’ Pooch looks for escape in hooch 'Wish I’d brought my slippers.” This’ll fatten ’em up! LA DIANAEDA’S DANCE . . . S ceJUion, President Fa Wi Gatr Smith President Sp Dave Hendrickson Vice President Fa A Wi Ralph McEntire Vice Pres. Sp Gary I nr$son Secretary Fa Paul Jensen Howard Van Boerum Bob Richins Rod Orel I Terry Price Bob McKenzie Walt HitfKins Don Hackman Duane Brian Larry Atkinson LeRoy Mecham Secretary Wi Bruce Jackson Business M(fr. Stan Brewer Sherron Hill Paul Lichfield Lynn Hone Mike Thorpe Gaylcn Grover Ron Allen Jerry Peterson Glen Underwood Charles Burns Dean Lundberg Jay Kondcll Larry Pulsipher Roger Cox Boyd Phillips Dallas Archibald Dick Edgley LeRoy Schultz Jerry Hancock Tom Pence Gary Smith John Wanlass Ralph Furgeson Kent Lundquist Ensign Campbell Bruce Cole Brent Heap Gary Colvin Bob Munlock 85 Whatd'ya mean she's uptly enough to be my mother, she is my mother! Boinga-boinga What Squaws! 66 Hey Dave! Your eyes are open. Line forms at the rear. Founded: 1931. Purpose: To promote the raising of college ideals. The “Big E” boys started raising the college ideals, right from the start this year, at their first rush party. Besides parties, parties, and more parties, the “E men” sponsored their annual “Malefic” “Sweetheart Ball” and Banquet and still took honors in intra murals. President Vice President Secretary Historian Reporter Treasurer Don net to Ralph Sheryl Jensen Annette Ray Joyce Underwood Delore. Anderson Nan Mchachern Barbara Wadman Deanna Dykatra Barbara Glevsteen Janeta Carver Jackie Baker Cathy Crad lock Joan Jorgensen Jody Budge Martha Hollist Catherine Moser Margaret Bowen Kathleen Toombs Carol Donaldson Nancy Rhead Joyce Aagard Sonia Harris Margaret Grazier Marcia Lancaster Helen Cragun Elaine Robinson Diane Fumta$ Pam Brady Marilyn Crompton Deanna Parker Deanna Edwards Sharon Godfrey Carol Metiers Sharon Paul Shirley Lindsay Evelyn Mead Joyce Newman Joan Magdiel Shirley Jennings Evelyn Sreet Diane Ripplinger Linda Shaw Charon Vander Steen Virginia Harbertson Ann Dunldcy Thelma Mercuris Sharon Knight Carol Smith Sharol Thorstensen So what’s an upside down ice cream leone rot to do with a parade? Chic—eh? OtcpX UftC For obvious reasons, Wadman, your identity is known, masked or not! Sheryl we can see That “who me” look doesn’t fool us the can behind the loer. Founded 1932: Purpose: To promote worthy school citizenship, wholesome social life, and high scholarship. The squaws, as they are called, won the float contest during Home- coming Week, were particularly strong in intramurals, sponsored an assembly and an Easter breakfast, and co-sponsored with Excelsior, the Sweetheart Ball. My mother does not wear army shoes ... I do. As the Indians said — “Ugh”. O. T. going to pot. . . 92 President Fa Wi Dick Nicholas President Sp. Gary Silvcrwood Vice President Darrel Muir Secretary Fa Wi. Maurice Smith Secretary Sp Cleve Waddoups S of A Sp Gary Wright Ivcr Blackner Advisor Earl Smart A! Winn John Allison Parley Jeffs William Madsen Jack Junk Doug Williamsen Mike Israelson Ed Schaffer Ned Mortensen Don Hamilton Bill Hansen Ronald C. Brown S of A Fa Wi Darrell Horne C3 t u u George Xanos Chuck Millet 0 £ Gene Hod son Jerry Shaw Dennis Dalton Earl Porter Leon Brown Joe Todeschi Ron Roddoin Treasurer Sp. Dave Dalcbout Ralph VanDorHeidc Jerry Shurtleff Paul Wilson Charles A rave Freddie Jacobson Ron Nylander Larry Nicholson Ubaldo Lopez Jim Poole Bart Folger Ben Toonc 93 Looks like all the oakies aren’t in the Ozarks. Big wheels at a little or y. Honest! Redford that was in the script i Styrnfr Founded: 1938. Purpose: To advance the interests of Weber College and to promote a spirit of genuine fraternity Although Sigma could not be call- ed a “dry club”, it’s members stand for the development of good fellow- ship. The Sigma boys started off the year by winning the “Homecoming Float” contest, and have kept school spirit high by winning the “Snow Sculpture” contest and sponsoring their annual “Pajama Dance” and “Bathing Beauty” contest. As soon as we get the roof on this igloo we can shack-up. 95 Dia� taedd President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Jana Rowland Karen Poulter Donna Miller Dixie Petersen Karen Bonnie McFarland Neuenschwander Suellen Affleck Barbara Slater Maggie Blair Roselyne Folkman Karen Goff Mary J. Davlantes Joen England Juanita Gray Shirley Chufcg Marsha Boam Marian Beck Annette Taylor Silvia Palmer Diane Gall Edwina J. Berryman Beverly Pratt Deanna Taylor Barbara Kelly Joyce Clifton Elizabeth Felt Janean Green Merlenc Palmer Audrey Jones Connie Russell m Barbara Behline Dixie Burnett Connie Garr Elaine Pierce Barbara Harris Pejjjjy Grimm Barbara Bramwoll Jackie Bukove r% r Jeanie Martini Sharon Adams Elaine Hurst Connie Buckway Kay Stanfield Beth Nielson Maxine Hansen Kathleen Giles Pat Wells Linda Harris Sandy Weaver Karen Fischer 97 I wanna' join the navy. Ad D a If you take that picture I'll wring your neck! I'm sure hen that boiler exploded. 90 Ahoy there! Who’s getting sicker, Annette or Marian? Founded: 1934. Purpose: To further culture, beauty, and friendliness. Hey Bud that’s not the Queen! These blue and white girls annually sponsor an Easter breakfast and dance, traditional rush parties, as- sembly, and take part in all campus events. L. D. girls wear three pearls signifying their purpose and rate high socially and scholastically. It just can’t be that bad Barbara! The least you could do is get Carolyn a bucket afterw making her eat the first one. 'Phoenix President Fa ft Wi President Sp. Vice President Secretary Ben Mortenscn Bud Nickerson Guy Larkins Kent Ellis Burnell Brummond Bob Marriott Nolan Schofield Warren Buss Floyd Wilcox David Jacobs Jerry Fish burn Kent Johnston Itsuo Shio Vernon Poulter Linden Hurst I Orrice Murdock Bob Rawlings Dick Graham Ralph Andersen Val Butler Marv Protzman Stanton Taylor Val Limburg Jerry Miller Allen Page Paul Tullia Al Heitz Bill Hudson Bob Van Dyke Jay Goodfellow Steve Mecham Lee Malan 'PkocaCx The old West isn’t dead yet, but it’s things like this that are killing it! Cheep-cheep” says the Phoenix bird. Founded: 1935. Purpose: To promote student government and student ac- tivities. When the Phoenix boys decide to do something, they really go to work. This year they gave Weber much pub- licity by bringing the “Four Fresh- man” to entertain at their annual ‘‘Snowball”. They also won the “Song- fest” and “Talent Show” competitions and produced an exceptional assembly A honey of a cure for an advanced case of the pits. Basketball? President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Reporter DeNiese McGahan Jolene Holmes Kay Dean Joyce Burnett Karen Treseder Joyce Hirschi Beverly Porter Diane Rampton Rama Richards Virginia Marocchi Sandy McCulloch Karen Brewer Melba Sampson Dorothy Tribe Gloria Jones Nolene Jensen Joyce Julander Kay Rushton 10-4 Mary Lou Ilium Karen Warner Joyce Granquist Marilyn Deardon Elaine Demorest Susan Rid es KIlic Thompson Sharon Hall Jeri Blaylock Marietta Dawson Annette Mains Georgia Hohlfos Gloria Perez Sharon Porter Rosalyn Roghaar Myrna Bouwhuis Merlene Leigh Cheryl Holbrook Gay Ayoub Sharon Boothe Annette Savage Carma Allred Goldie Wayment Mary Patterson Jean Stanger Marie Wilson Barbara Fagg Lynne Adams Nancyan Bohman Denese Carr Hermesi- Maw 106 That photographer sure had guts! I, t Founded: 1946. Purpose: To partici- pate in school activities, social and scholastic, and to create friendliness and unity within the club and on the campus. This year the “Pink Ladies” kept busy entering all activities, winning the “Songfest”, and sponsoring the “Girl’s Friendship” banquet and co- sponsoring their annual dance with Alpha Rho. With all their work, these girls still managed to maintain a high scholastic average. I say, who needs that shave the most And if you get up. I’ll knock you down again. Plaster of paris no doubt 107 President Fa. Kent Malan President Wf Sp. Vice President Fa. Vice President Sp. Bill Murdock Karl Berry Myron Nailder Secretary Wi. A Sp. Wayne Volker Treasurer Fa Frank Tucker Treasurer WL Dour Moore Treasurer Sp. Jim Vininc Athletic Manager Larry Chandler Bill McCafferty Reed Holbrook Willard Anderson Alan Wight Jay Donaldson Dave Jorgensen Richard Messenger Vic Davis Glen Budge Frank Van Houten Ronald Dent Dean Carlson Dave Gunderson Paul Jackson Hal B. Rigby Melvin Aikens Charles Kemp Gary Jensen Stopping to make a payment, no doubt Founded: 1940. Purpose: to promote and encourage scholarship, friend- ship. honor, courage and fidelity. These fellows never seem to run out of something to sponsor, during the year they sponsored the “Smoke- less Smoker.” and their annual dance where Mr. and Miss collegiate were presented. Beckert—I’m warning you. keep your arm off me or I’ll pop you one. President Carolynn Whipple Historian Shirley Murphy Georgette Barklay Carolyn Wilbcrg Vice President Toni Fife Representative Mary Margaret Crow Miwako Tatsugawa Paula Niederheiscr Secretary Ann Wilberg Carol Williamsen Karlene Stratford I-oist Jolley Treasurer Noma Allbright Catherine Crary Yoko Nish I Barbara Mezcnen 112 Founded: 1939. Purpose: To give help and friendship to the poor and needy and to promote friendship among the stuents of Weber College. The Merry Maids of Chanodo, known for their sincere smiles, are an active group at Weber who find much pleasure in carrying out their pur- pose, and sponsoring their annual as- sembly and dance. I dreamed I went dancing in my ... Delta 'Phc Delta Phi is the only national fraternity on the W. C. campus. It’s members are a group of returned mis- sionaries whose pins are found on at least one new co-ed weekly. The Delta Phi boys showed their adaptness to hard work when they sponsored their dance, featuring Mel Torme and dec- orations nothing short of spectacular. Connie Buck way was chosen by them as their “Dream Girl.” President Whit Young Vice President Bill Murdock Secretary John Stenq’uist Treasurer Reed Burnett Historian Covel Allen It4 Athletic Manager Advisor Floyd Glissmeyer Lenard Rowley Joseph Harris Keith Jones Arthur Hutchens Sterling Treseder Cyril M. Neely John Cardnn Elwin Slater Dan D'Hulst Richard Tovn Eldon Page Don Clarke Keith Knighton Ronald Edvalson Duane Parker Glen Stoker Ron Steven� Anthon 0. Montgomery Dale Warner Dean Carlsen Jack Drake Garth Jardine Leland C. Grant Wayne John� Douglas� Porter Gary Taylor They are not lettuce leaves!” “Aha me proud beauty” One scotch and water, please!” Dancing under the sign of Batman Vice Presidents Treasurer Darrell Thompson Joyce Newman Robert DeLange Lambda Delt, the Institute of Religion’s social organization has had it’s usual action-packed year under the able leadership of Allen, Orlene, the other officers, and their two advisors, Nicholas VanAlfen and Odell Stevenson. President Connie Garr Secretary Historian Treasurer Reporter Gloria Perez Kay Wade Kay Stanfield Kay Dean Annette Hains Patsy See miller Catherine Moser Donnette Ralph Vice President Deanna Dykstra Barbara Gleysteen Elaine Robinson Audrey Jones Shirley Murphy na Mary Patterson Delores Anderson Mary Lou Ilium Karlene Stratford Karen Warner Joen England Myrna Bouwhis Karen Treseder Joyce Granquist Carolyn Whipple Georgia Hohlios Joan Christensen i 1I DeNiese McGahan Joyce Burnett Shirley Wangsgard Karen Poulter Joyce Hirschi Sherrol Mae James President Karen Taylor tfaaduatiwp '7tun4e v Vice President Secretary Treasurer Representative Representative Margie Freston Diana Rex Rosalyn Roghaar Marie Manning Barbara Lund Julia Whitne Karen Wamsley Lucille HegStrom Karen Warner Edwina Jo Berryman Marilynn Dearden Dorothy Jonei Elaine Barnett Ella Buck Nolene Jensen Colleen Nielsen Connie Payne Darlene Burrow 120 Diane Gall Connie Olsen Edythe Rankin Donna Patterson Barbara White Judith C.ardne omeccmitiy IZueat' Connie Garr Sacco. 2ueen Anette Taylor 122 m Gordon Watts Szcelaion,4, Soueet iaznt Joan Magdiel ’lieviclJUeAt Bill Hudson 128 tZue i' Jean Martini nieadJU it Dick Baker Sofe iatttonc foit Kay Stanfield ORCHESTRA ‘ adtxummtat The baton of Max Dalby has led Weber’s band and orchestra to one of their greatest years. BAND MODERN CHOIR. SYMPHONIC CHOIR. VOCE COEDS AND MEN’S GLEE. MODERN CHOIR Vocc @oecU VOCE COEDS: left to right, back row, Irene Cory. Joyce Burnett. Shar- on Boothe. Norma Jean Travis. Carma Allred. Sharol Holbrook, Suzan Ridges. Front Row: Karma Hatch Connie Carr. Karlene Stratford, Jeri Blaylock and Gaye Ayoub. Accompanist. Kathleen Giles. 132 ‘TKuMttei MUSETTES: Left to right, Advisor J. Clair Anderson, Maggie Blair, Lu- cile Hegstrom, Diana Rex. Karen Taylor, Darlene Burrows, Karen Warn- sley. Colleen Nielsen, Marie Manning. Jean Stanger. Loft to right rear: Kenneth Tams, Orrice Murdock, Alan Hanline. Front: Tisako Masuoka, Nancyan Bohman, Sharron Hall, Catherine Crary, Joyce Hirschi, Sharon Knight. ScUicatiw 134 I Left to right, rear: Barbara Gleysteen, Shirley Lindsay, Evelyn Mead, Melba Sampson, Carina Allred, Kay Dean. Gloria Perez. Georgia Hohlios, Elizabeth Felt, Jean Kunz. Annette Bay, Karma Hatch. 135 mmm Am And pat just never frets to hit the ball A dramatic tableau, Ode to a basket ball. 'Women't Sandy came dress to an informal tea. Beginning of a beautiful belly-flop. No sweat Nan there’s water in the pool this year. Carolyn practices an old Chinese torture hold. -----------= ‘Ttterib f itna ptunat Show of navel strength does not stop aerial attack! Why is it everybody wants to look like Marlon na Brando these days? Junior birdmen escape earth’s gravity in reaching for a minor satelite. Suzanne Parker Audrey Jones Fred Rabe Kent Malan Joan Magdiel uo Photography Advisor LeGrande Fletcher Brent Faulkner Marcia Lancaster Larry Atkinson Business Manager You are holding in your hands the results of the ACORN staff’s hard work. We have tried to give you a col- lection of photography, journalism, and art that will pleasantly bring back memories of the happy days spent at Weber College. In 1949 the ACORN was discontinued, but started again in 1954. We sincerely hope it will become bigger and better each year and be successful for many years to come. Kent Fryer Cathy Craddock Walt Parrish, Art Editor Gary Nelson Doyle Strong, Art Advisor Karl Andersen Business Manager Bill Murdock Columnist Marie Brown Man- Protzman Sports Editor Bob Grondel, Editor Fall and Winter Mai in Foster, Editor Spring Darlene Burrows Gary No! sen Cartoonist Jerry Nelsen, Reporter Though the Signpost staff, under the able leadership of Bob Grondel, never lets the facts stand in the way of a good story, their paper has kept us all amused and informed with on- the-spot coverage of all the events at W. C. Betty James, Karlene Stratford Suzanne Parker Kent Malan Robert Mikkelson, Advisor V HANDYBOOK The handybook is the invaluable device that made the telephone worth having. Carolyn Whipple, Editor, Carl Green, Advisor, and their compe- tent taff, brought the telephone directory and information source to us in time for two full quarters of use. 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Weber College Bookstore Summer Is More l:un with Recreational Supplies From Kammeyer’s Sport Store 318 Twenty-fourth Street The place to Get Your Party Foods The Party Corner at American Food 36th and Harrison For That Different Touch In Goodl Food Vetas Dairy B;ar Drive Inn 999 Washington Blvd. 157 «4 Aagard, Joyce 38, 88 Adams, Douglas 26 Adams, Lynne 38, 96. 104 Adams, Sharon 38 Affleck, Suellen 38,96 Aikens, Melvin 38, 108 Albright, Noma 26, 112 Allen, Covel 114 Allen, Ron 39, 84 Allen, Vaughn 39 Allison, John 26, 92 Allred, Carma 39, 104, 132, 135 Anderson, LaRene 40 Andersen, Julian 39 Andersen, Ralph 40, 100 Anderson, Delores 26, 88, 118 Anderson, Karl 26, 142 Anderson, Newell 77 Anderson, Robin 40 Anderson, Ronald 39 Anderson, Willard 108 A rave, Charles 92 Archibald, Dallas 40, 84 Atkinson, Larry 40, 84, 141 Ayoub, Anita 104, 132 Baczuk, Alan 77 Baszuk, Robert 26 Bagley, Garth 26 Bair, Jan 40 Bair, Toni 40 Baker, Jackie 26, 88 Baker. Richard 21, 39, 84, 129 Barkley, Georgette 112 Barlow, Wayne 40 Barnett, Elaine 120 Beck, Larry 40 Beck, Marian 40, 96 Beckert, Charles 26, 62, 77 Beesley, Don 26 Behling, Barbara 40, 96 Bell, Dan 92 Bennett, Sherman 27, 77 Berg, Sylvia 40 Berry, Karl 108 Berryman, Edwina Jo 26, 96. 120 Bingham, Darrell 40 Bingham, Dick 40 Bingham, Geraldine 40 Bird, Jay 40 Blackeley. LuJean 27 Blackner, Ivar 92 Blair, Margaret 41, 96, 133 Blaylock, Jeri 41, 104, 132 Boam, Marsha 41, 96 Bohman, Beverly 41 Bohman, Nancyan 41, 104, 134 Booker, Abe 77 Boothe, Sharon 41,104,132 Bouck. Barbara 41,96 Bouwhuis. Myrna 27, 104, 118 Bowen, Margaret 41,88 Bowman, Joyce 41 Brady, Pamela 88 Bramble, Ray 41 Bramwell, Barbara 41,96 Brewer, Karen 41, 104 Brewer. Stanley 28, 84, 140 Brian, Duane 84 Brown, Paul 77 Brown, Ronald 92 Brown, Marie 25, 142 Brummond, Burnell 28,100 Bruninga, Allen 41 Buckway, Connie 38,96,126 Budge, Glen 41, 108 Budge. Jody 41, 88 Bukove. Jackie 41, 96 Burnett, Dixie 27, 96 Burnett, Joyce 28, 104, 118, 132 Burnett, Reed 28,114 Burns, Charles 42,84 Burrows, Darlene 25, 28, 120, 133, 143 Buss, Warren 21, 28,100 Butler, Val 42, 77, 100 Butson, Karan 42 Buxton, Von 42 Call. Boyd 28 Cambell, Ensign 84 Cardon, John 114 Carlsen, Dean 28, 108, 114 Carpenter, Tom 28 Carr, Denese 42, 104 Carter, Tom 77 Carver, Janeta 88 Casey, Colleen 42 Champneys, Cheryl 42 Chandler, Larry 28, 62, 108 Child, Maxine 28, 96 Christensen, Dykes 42 Christensen, Joan 28 Chugg, Shirley 42, 96 Clark, Leon 28 Clarke, Don 114 Clifton, Joyce 42. 96 Cole. Bruce 42, 84 Colvin, Gary 84 Combe, Bud 42 Corev, Irene 132 Cottle. Ted 42 Cottrell, Sharon 42 Cottrell, Sherry 42 Cox, Roger 42, 84 Cope, Don 28 Craddock, Cathrine 25, 28, 88. 141 Cutrubus, Jim 28 Cragun, Helen 88 Crary, Catharine 43, 112, 134 Crompton, Marilyn 88 Crow. Mary 112 Cunningham, Judith 43 Cutlip, Earl 43 D’Agnillo, Joe 25 Dalebout, Dave 29, 92 Dalton, Bobby 43 Dalton, James 43 Davis, Lyle 25 Davis, Victor 108 Davlantes, Mary 43. 96 Dawson, Marietta 43, 104 Day, La Velle 29 Dean, Kay 25, 29, 104, 118, 135 Dearden, Lee 29 Dearden. Marilyn 104, 120 Deem, Glen 43' DeLange, Robert 29 Demorest, Elaine 43, 104 Dent, Ronald 43, 108 DeRyke, Carole 43 D’hulst, Daniel 114 Dickson, Frank 29 Dixon, Keith 43 Donaldson, Carol 43, 88 Donaldson, Jay 43, 108 Drake, Jack 114 Dunkley, Ann 43, 88 Dykstra, Deanna 29,88,118 Edglev, Richard 8-1 Edvalson, Ronald 114 Edwards, Deanna 4.3 88 Edwards, DeAnna 44 Egan, Georgia 44 Ellis. Kent 21, 100, 26 Empey, Garth 92___ England, Jocn 21,29,96,118 Ewert, Jay 92 Fagg, Barbara 44, 104 Farr, Paul 25, 44 Faulkner, Brent 29, 141 Felt. Elizabeth 44, 96, 135 Ferrell, Kaye 29 Ferrero, Cathleene 44 Field, Robert 29, 84 Fife, Toni 112 Fischer. Karen 44, 96 Fishburn, Jerry 29, 100 Fletcher, LeGrande 140 Folkman. Roselvn 29, 96 Forbes, Kent 44 Foster, Mai in 21, 44,142 Foulger, Bart 92 Powers, Blair 77 Foyer, Richard 114 Foxley, Allan 44 Frank, Victor 29 Freston, Margie 120 Frost, Jack 29 Fryer, Kent 30, 141 Furgeson. Ralph 44. 84, 77 Furniss, Diann 44, 88 Gall. Diane 30, 96, 120 Garner, Dennis 44, 84 Gardner, Judith 120 Garr, Connie 30, 96, 118, 132 122 Giles, Kathleen 25, 30, 96, 127 Glevsteen, Barbara 30, 88, 118, 135 Glissmeyer, Floyd 114 Godfrey, Sharon 44, 88 Goff, Karen 45, 96 Goodfellow, Jay 45, 100 Graham, Dick 45, 100 Grant, Leland 114 Granquist, Joyce 30, 104, 118 Graser, Mary 45 Gray, Juanita 45, 96 Green, Janean 45, 96 Greenhalgh, Janet 45 Grimm, Peggy 25, 45, 96 Grondel, Bob 30, 140. 142 Grover, Gaylen 45, 84 Gudmundson, Leon 45 Gunderson, David 45, 108 Hackman, Don 30, 84 Hains, Annette 27, 104, 118 Hall, Sharon 46, 104,134 Hamilton, Don 92 Hammon, Karen 45 Hancock, Jerry 45, 84 Hanline, Alan 13-1 Hansen, Betty 45 Hansen, Maxine 45, 96 Hansen, Richard 46 Hansen, William 92 Harbertson. Virginia 88 Harris, Barbara 46, 96 Harris, Brent 25, 46 Harris, Joseph 114 Harris, Linda 46, 96 Harris, Sonia 46,88 Harvey, Conley 46 Hatch, Karma 132, 135 Heap, Brent 84 Hegstrom, Lucille 120, 133 Heiner, Georgia 46 Heiny, Arlen 46 Heitz, Albert 100 Helquist, Larry 30 Henderson, Joan 46 Henderson, Ann 46 Hendrickson, Dave 46, 8 1 Heninger, Don 25, 30 Higgs, Barbara 30 Higgins, Walt 84, 125 Hill, Sharron 84 Hinckley, Mary 46 Hirschi. Joyce 30, 104, 118, 134 Hirst, Russell 47 Hislop, Charles 30. 77 Hodson, Gene 92 Hogensen, Gary 30 Hogge, Jerry 77 Hohlios, Georgia 30, 104, 118,135 Holbrook, Cheryl 46. 104, 132 Holbrook, Reed 108 Hollist, Martha 46, 88 Hoi list, Taylor 30 Holmes, Carl 77 Holmes. Jolene 31,104 Holst, Arlene 31 Hone. Lynn 84 Horne. Darrell 92 Hudson, William 21,38,100, 128 Hulet, Cleo 46 Hunsaker, Blaine 46 Hurst, Elaine 47, 96 Hurst, Julaine 47 Hurst, Linden 31, 100 Ilium, Mary 31, 104. 118 Israelson, Mike 47, 92 Jackson. Bruce 84 Jackson, Marilyn 104 Jackson, Paul 31, 108 Jacobs. Dave 21, 25, 31. 100, 126 Jacobson, Freddie 92 James, Betty Jane 47, 96, 143 James, Sherroll 31, 118 Jardine, Garth 114 Jeffs, Parley 77. 92 Jennings, Shirley 47, 88 Jensen, Paul 31, 8 4 Jensen, La Mont 77 Jensen, Gary 77,108 Jensen, Nolene 104,120 Jensen, Sheryl 31,88 Johns, Wayne 114 Johnson. Alan 31 Johnston, Kent 31.100 Jolley, Lois 47, 112 Jones, Audrey 31, 96, 118, 140 Jones, Dorothy 120 Jones, Gloria 101 Jones, Richard 114 Jorgensen, David 108 Jorgensen, Joan 47, 88 Julander, Joyce 47,104 Junk, John 92 Kambouris, Deno 47 Kartchner, Allen 31,117 Kawaguchi, Kikuko 47 Kawaguchi, Sam 31 Keep, Richard 31 Kelly, Barbara 96 Kemp, Charles 47, 108 Kendell, Jay 84 Kennedy, Carole 47 Knight, Sharon 31. 88. 134 Knighton, Keith 114 Kotter, Richard 47 Kuroda. Kiyoshi 47 Larbrecque, Allen 32, 92 Lancaster. Marcia 47, 88, 141 Lange. John 32 Larkins, Guy 27, 100 Larson. Jane 32 Larsson, Gary 84 Lasko, Fred 32 Layton. Ronald 32 Ledingham, Lorna 32 Leigh. Merlene 48, 104 Lichfield, Paul 48, 84 Limburg, Val 48, 100 Lindsay. Shirley 88, 135 Lopez, Ubaldo 48. 77, 92 Lucero, Rudy 77 Lowham, Sharyll 32 Lund. Barbara 120 Lundberg, Dean 84 Lundberg, Joel 32 Lundquist, Kent 48, 84 Madsen, William 92 Magdiel. Joan 48, 88, 140, 124 Malan, Kent 32, 108, 140, 143 Malan, Lee 48, 100 Malan, Max 21, 25, 39 Malin, Shari 48 Mann. Patsy 48 Manning, Marie 120, 133 Marocchi, Virginia 48, 104 Marriott. Robert 21, 32,100 Martinez, Jacob 48 Martini, Jean 48,96, 128 Masuoka, Tisako 48,134 Maw, Hermese 104 Maxwell. Jean 48 Mayberry Orlene 32 McCafferty Charles 32.108 McCulloch, Sandra 104 McEachern, Nan 32, 88 McEntire. Ralph 84 McFarland, Bonnie 32, 96 McGahan, Denise 104, 118 McKenzie, Robert 32, 84 Mead, Evelyn 48, 88, 135 Meade, John 48 Mecham, LeRoy 77, 84 Mecham, Steve 49, 100 Mercuris, Thelma 49. 88 Messenger, Richard 49, 108 Metters, Carol 88 Mezenen. Barbara 112 Miller. Donna 21, 96, 27 Miller. Gerald 49, 100 Millet. Chuck 49. 92 Miya, Robert 49, 62 Montgomery, Anthon 49, 114 Moore, Douglas 33, 108 Morehead, Jim 33 Morley, Valletta 33 Mortensen, Ben 33, 100 Morten sen, Ned 92 Moser, Catherine 33,88,118 Moyes, Blair 33, 77, 92 Mudrow, Jergen 49 Muir, Darrell 33, 92 Murdock, David 49 Murdock, Orrice33.100,134 Murdock, Robert 49, 84 Murdock, Stratford 49 Murdock, William 33, 108, 114, 142 Murphy, Shirley 33. 112, 118 Nakler, Myron 108 Nebeker, Laren 49 Neeley, Cyril 114 Nelson, Gary 141, 143 Neiderheiser, Paula 49, 112 Nelson, Carl 49 Nelson. Jerry 143 Neuenschwander, Karen 33. 96, 25 Newey, Harold 49 Newman, Joyce 33, 88 Nicholas. JoAnn 49 Nicholas, Richard M. 33,92 Nicholson, Larry 50, 92 Nickerson, Bud 33, 100 Nielsen, Colleen 33,120,133 Nielsen, Mary Beth 50, 96 Nishi, Yoko 33. 112 North, Gordon 50 Nyiander, Ronald 92 O'Driscoll, John Olsen. Connie 120 Olsen, JoRae 50 Olsen, Wavne 77 Orel I. Rod 84 Packer. James 50, 84 Page, Allen 50, 100 Page, El den 114 Painter. James 77 Palmer, Merlene 50. 96 Palmer, Sylvia 50, 96 Parker, Carol 50 Parker, Duane 114 Parker. Deanna 50. 88 Parker, Suzanne 50, 25,140, 143 Parks, Lee 34, 84 Parrish. Walter 34, 141 Patterson, Donna 120 Patterson. Mary 34,104,118 Paul, Sharon 50, 88 Paulsen. Wayne 50 Payne, Connie 120 Pearce. Elaine 50. 96 Pence, Tom 50, 84 Perez. Gloria 34, 104, 118 135 Perkins, Gayle 51 Petersen, Dixie 34, 96 Petersen, Paul C. 34 Peterson. Bessie 34 Peterson. Dennis 51 Peterson. Jerry 84, 77 Peterson. Karen 51 Pett. Richard 51 Pettingill, James 34 Phillips, Boyd 51. 84 Plyer, Gary 77 Poole, James 34, 92 Porter, Beverly 104 Porter, Earl 34, 92 Porter. Douglas 51, 114 Porter, Larry 51 Porter. Sharon 50, 104 Pou I ter. Karen 34, 96, 118 Poulter, Vernon 34,100 Pratt. Beverly 50, 96 Price, Ned 34 Price, Mark 50, 77 Price, Terry 34, 84 Protzman. Marvin 50, 100, 142 Pulsipher, Larry 50, 84 Ralph, Donnette 34, 88, 118 Rampton, Diane 104 Rankin, Edythe 34, 120 Rasmussen, Julia 51, 104 Rawlings, Robert 51, 100 Ray, Annette 35,88,135 Rex, Diana 35, 120, 133 Richards, Rama 51, 104 Richins, Larry 35 Richins, Robert 35, 84 Ridges, Susan 51, 104, 132 Ripplinger, Diane 52, 88 Robbins, Elliot 52 Rhead. Nancy 35, 88. 62 Rich. Ron 35, 77 Robertson, Marva 52 Robinson. Elaine 35 Roddom, Ronald 92 Rogers, ReNae 35 Rogers, Sherolyn 52 Roghaar, Rosalyn 120 Roper, Wesley 52 Rothey, Randy 52 Rowland, Janna 52, 96 Rumsey, Alice 52 Rush ton, Kay 52, 104 Russell, Connie 52, 96 Sampson. Melba 104, 135 Sass, Juergen 52 Savage, Annette 52. 104 Sawyer, Richard 35 Schlupp, Ray 77 Schofield, Nolan 35, 100 Schultz, LeRoy 84 Schaffer. Ed 92 Secrist. Sharon 52 Seegmiller, Patsy 35, 118, 25. 21, 127 Shaw, Jerry 92 Shaw. Linda 52, 88 Shio, Itsuo 35, 100 Shupe, James 35 Shurtleff, Gerald 53,92 Shurtleff. Maurine 53 Silverwood, Gary 92 Singleton, Clara 53 Skikos, Barbara 53 Slater, Barbara 35. 96 Slater, El win 114 Smedlev, Sheryl 53 Smith. Carol 53, 88 Smith. Garr 35, 84 Smith, Gary 53, 84 Smith. Maurice 35, 92 Smith, Ronald 36 Smith, Stephen 53 Sondrup, David 36 Sorenson. Virginia 53 Speirs, Robert 53 Staker, Val 53 Standing, Doris 53 Stanger. Jean 53. 104, 133 Stanfield, Kav 26, 96, 118, 129 Staples. Max 53 Stenquist, John 114 Stevens. Ron 114 Stewart. Arza 36 Stoker. Blen 114 Storey, Mike 53 Stratford. Karlene 36, 112, 118, 132, 143 Street, Evelyn 53, 88 Tams, Kenneth 54,134 Tatsugawa, Miwako 112 Taylor, Annette 36, 96,122 Taylor, Deanna 96 Taylor, Dick 59 Taylor, Gary 114 Taylor. Karen 120, 133 Taylor, Marilyn 104 Taylor, Stanton 54, 100, 25 Teramoto. Hisao 36 Thompson, Darrel 117 Thompson, Ellie 54, 104 Thorpe, Michael 54, 84 Thorstensen, Sharol 54, 88 Tingey, Kayla 54 Todeschi, Joseph 92 Tome, Ron 36 Tooley, Jack 54 Toombs, Kathleen 54, 88 To'me. Ben 92 Toyn. Richard 114 Travis, Norma 132 Treseder. Karen 36,118 Treseder, Sterling 114, 36 Trewet. Bud 36 Tribe, Dorothv Tucker, Frank 36, 108 Turner, Coleen 54 Turner, Joy 54 Turner. Sandra 54 Tullis. Paul 54. 100 Underwood, Joyce 36, 88 Underwood, Glen 54. 84 Van Boreum. Howard 36,84 Vander Heide, Ralph 36, 92 Vander Stein. Charon 88 Van Dyke, Robert 54, 100, 123 Van Houten, Frank 36, 108 Vernieu. James 54 Vining, James 108 Volker, Wayne 55, 108 Waddoups, Cleve 55, 92 Wade. Kay 118 Wadman, Barbara 37. 88 Wamsley, Karen 37.120,133 Wangsgard, Shirley 37,118 Wan lass. John 55,84 Warner, Dale 114 Warner, Karen 37, 104, 118. 120 Watts. Gordon 37, 123 Wayment. Goldie 104 Weaver. Sandy 96. 39, 121 Webber, Richard 37 Wellman. Don 37 Wells, Patricia 55, 96 Wheeler, Dale 37 Wheelock, Georgean 55 Whinple. Carolvn 37, 112. 118. 144 White. Barbara 37, 120 Whitehead, Norma 55 Whitney. Julia 37. 120 Wight, Alan 55.108 WiJberg. Ann 37, 112 Wilberg, Carolyn 55, 112 Wilcox, Floyd 55. 100 Wilcox. Pamela 55 Williams, JoAnn 55, 104 Williamsen, Carol 37, 112 Williamsen. Douglas 92 Willis, Janet 55 Wilson, Marie 55, 104 Wilson. Paul 92 Wilson. Robert 37 Winn, Alan 92 Woodin. Don 92 Wright, Gary 92 Xanos, George 92 Young, Carolyn 55 Young, Whitney 37, 114 Yssel, Barbara 55 Zaugg, El wood 55 6STT; FALL