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CONTENTS 

BOOK   I-  -  -UNIVERSITY 

BOOK  2 ACTIVITIES 

BOOK  5 ATHLETICS 

BOOK  4- ••  ORGANIZATIONS 
BOOK  5> BUN  YON 


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CAMPUS 


The  old  forked  tree  on  the  winding  hill  walk, 
the  traditional  promenade  along  Lovers'  Lane, 
the  sound  of  the  old  Y  bell--all  give  that  flavor 
of  romance  which  makes  our  campus  unforget- 
table. We  delight  in  its  green  coolness  in  sum- 
mer, its  frosty  beauty  in  winter,  and  its  moon- 
light enchantment  in  spring;  and  we  cherish  the 
rich   traditions   which  are   associated   with   it. 


MEBER  J.  GRANT  LIBRARY 


BRIMHALL   BUILDIN 


MAESER  BUILDING 


EDUCATION   BUILDING 


EDUCATION   BUILDING 


PRESIDENT'S   HOME 


ADMINISTRATION 


In  wise  jurisdiction  over  our  campus  are  the  ad- 
ministrative leaders,  men  and  women  in  whom  we 
place  our  confidence  and  trust  because  they  have 
proved  their  ability  and  their  desire  to  guide  us. 
They  have  set  for  us  a  star  of  achievement  and 
character  to  which  we  may  hopefully  hitch  our 
wagon. 


President  HEBER  J.  GRANT 


Such  a  man  as  President  Grant  we  are  proud 
to  respect  and  admire  and  to  claim  as  a  leader. 
Nationally  and  locally  prominent  in  religious  and 
educational  fields,  for  eighteen  years  he  has  held 
his  high  position  as  president  of  the  church  of 
which    Brigham    Young    University    is    a    part. 


DR.  FRANKLIN  L  WEST 


To  take  the  place  oj  John  A.  Widtsoe,  Franklin 
L  West  was  appointed  this  year  as  Church  Com- 
missioner of  Education.  He  has  a  broad  under- 
standing of  youth  and  its  problems,  as  well  as  of 
the  broader  phases  of  education.  We  welcome 
him  as  a  leader  worthy  to  take  his  place  in  the 
administration    of   our   university. 


President  FRANKLIN  S.  HARRIS 


A  brilliant  mind,  a  love  of  scholarship  and  fair 
play,  and  an  indefatigable  zeal  for  the  welfare  of 
the  university  have  made  Franklin  S.  Harris  loved 
and  respected  by  all  who  know  him.  Under  his 
capable  leadership  the  "Y"  has  grown  and  devel- 
oped into  an  institution  we  all  point  to  with 
pride   and    affection. 


PRESIDENT'S  AIDES 


TREASURER 

In  the  Treasurer's  office,  which  is  the  financial 
center  for  both  school  and  student  body  funds, 
Treasurer  Holt  and  his  assistants,  Carma  Ballif 
and  Barr  Miller,  keep  the  financial  wheels  of  the 
institution    running    smoothly. 

SUPERINTENDENT  OF  BUILDINGS 

As  custodian  of  the  campus,  B.  T.  Higgs  con- 
tinues to  hold  sway  among  "his  boy's",  with  his 
constant  supervision  of  their  work  on  the  campus 
and  his  weekly  inspirational  talks.  Me  is  ably 
assisted  by  Karl   Miller. 


SECRETARY  TO  THE  PRESIDENT 

The  responsible  position  held  by  Kiefer  Sauls 
involves  not  only  the  multiple  duties  of  secre- 
tary to  the  president,  but  also  the  task  of  hand- 
ling all  purchases  of  the  institution  and  of  the 
student    body. 

REGISTRAR 

With  a  registration  well  over  two  thousand,  Reg- 
istrar Hayes  and  his  office  staff  are  kept  busy 
registering  incoming  students,  issuing  quarterly 
grades,   preparing    transcripts— and   distributing     lost 


B.   T.   HIGGS 


JOHN  E.  HAYES 


DEAN  of  WOMEN 


This  is  a  milepost  in  the  career  of  our  foster 
mother,  Dean  Nettie  Neff  Smart.  For  ten  years, 
Mrs.  Smart  has  been  adviser  and  sympathizer  to 
nearly  one  thousand  young  girls  each  year.  She 
has  a  great  many  duties  and  responsibilities  in 
coping  with  the  problems  of  so  many  people. 
But  she  enjoys  the  association  of  the  girls,  and 
they,  in  turn,  feel  that  she  exerts  a  real  inspira- 
tional   influence   in   their   university   life. 


NETTIE   NEFF  SMART 


COLLEGE  of  ARTS  and  SCIENCES 


Carl  F.  Eyring,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Arts 
and  Sciences  for  the  past  eleven  years,  has  gain- 
ed all  the  requisites  of  a  most  sincere  and  un- 
derstanding man.  He  is  fully  equipped  with  the 
personal  power  to  help  students  in  his  college  to 
gain  a  broad  and  liberal  education  that  will  be 
their  guide  as  they  establish  themselves  in  our 
complex  civilization.  Through  his  interested  ef- 
forts, the  college  offers  courses  which  will  lead 
to   advanced   opportunity   for   all   students. 


CARL   F.   EYRING 


COLLEGE  of  EDUCATION 


Amos  N.  Merrill,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Educa- 
tion, is  exemplar  in  his  field  of  training  teachers, 
supervisors,  and  executives  of  the  school  room. 
His  administration  of  the  department  has  helped 
to  make  it  the  most  popular  in  the  school.  He 
endorses  his  instruction  with  a  fine  philosophy  of 
life  which  fits  education  students  to  their  profes- 
sion. Promotion  of  ideal  educational  conditions 
at  the  Y  is  one  of  the  many  interests  of  Dean 
Merrill. 


AMOS   N.  MERRILL 


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GRADUATE  SCHOOL 


Asael  C.  Lambert,  Dean  of  the  Graduate  School, 
has  distinguished  himself  as  a  leader,  instructor, 
and  adviser  of  those  learned  students  who  have 
not,  as  yet,  reached  their  goal  through  gradua- 
tion, but  are  going  on  to  a  higher  degree.  He 
instills  in  these  students  the  spark  of  research 
and  independent  study  which  he  himself  possess- 
es. His  encouragement  and  concern  give  these 
students  greater  things  for  which  to  work.  The 
Graduate  School  is  rapidly  increasing  under  his 
magnetic   influence. 


A.   C.   LAMBERT 


COLLEGE  of  FINE  ARTS 

Dean  Gerrit  de  Jong,  Jr.,  of  the  College  of 
Fine  Arts,  is  fully  appreciative  of  the  relation  of 
fine  arts  to  an  abundant  life.  His  greatest  desire 
is  to  reveal  opportunities  to  those  students  whose 
talents  and  inclinations  have  led  them  into  this 
department.  He  gives  really  fundamental  instruc- 
tion and  lifts  the  students  high  through  the  cre- 
ative work  he  offers.  An  extensive  background 
of  study  and  travel  enables  him  to  give  others 
much    of   the    love   of   arts   which    he   possesses. 


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GERRIT   DE   JONG,  JR. 


COLLEGE  of  APPLIED  SCIENCE 


Thomas  L.  Martin,  Dean  of  the  College  of 
Applied  Science,  is  essentially  a  friend  to  all 
students.  Friendship  and  associations  mean  more 
to  him  than  myriads  of  gold.  He  is  instrumental 
in  placing  his  students  in  important  positions  or 
schools  of  higher  education  because  of  his  deep, 
sincere  interest  in  their  welfare.  Next  to  his 
students,  he  loves  his  laboratories  of  research 
and  new  scientific  discoveries.  His  pride  in 
Brigham   Young   University   is   wholehearted. 


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HERALD    R.  CLARK 


COLLEGE  of  COMMERCE 


Dean  Herald  R.  Clark,  of  the  College  of  Com- 
merce, is  that  affable  and  humorous  professor  who 
is  engaged  in  training  students  to  cope  with  those 
ever-present  financial  difficulties.  The  courses  in 
his  department  best  fit  the  students  for  efficiency 
in  office  administration  and  analyzing  business  con- 
ditions and  demands  made  in  the  industrial  and 
financial  world.  Dean  Clark's  congenial  attitude 
is  an  incentive  for  the  commercial  representatives 
of  the  school  to  stamp  their  names  in  industrial 
history. 


SUMMER  SCHOOL 

Hugh  M.  Woodward,  Dean  of  the  Summer  Ses- 
sion, has  shown  his  remarkable  ability  and  versatile 
character  by  his  constant  advancement,  not  only 
in  educational  positions,  but  in  the  personal  es- 
teem of  those  who  know  him.  This  year  he  has 
gained  new  honor  as  President  of  the  Utah  Ed- 
ucation Association.  Brilliant  and  forceful,  he 
makes  associates  and  strangers  feel  his  worth. 
During  a  period  of  eleven  years  in  which  he  has 
served  as  Dean  of  the  Summer  Session,  his  stu- 
dents have  enjoyed  his  leadership  and  splendid 
instruction,    both    at    Provo   and   Alpine. 


HUGH   M.   WOODWARD 


EXTENSION    DIVISION 


New,  spacious  quarters  in  the  Brimhall  building 
raised  the  morale  of  the  Extension  staff  last  fall. 
They  enabled  a  more  efficient  organization  of  the 
duties  of  the  bureaus  of  Evening  Classes,  Home 
Study,  Visual  Instruction,  and  Lectures  and  En- 
tertainments. The  News  Bureau  also  centers  in 
these   offices. 

Another  change  came  at  mid-year  when  Dr. 
Lowry  Nelson  resigned  as  director  and  was  suc- 
ceeded by  Harrison  R.  Merrill,  professor  of  jour- 
nalism. This  appointment  strengthens  a  natural 
union  between  the  division  of  journalism  and  pub- 
licity activities,  which  have  long  been  associated 
with   the    Extension    Division. 


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FACULTY 


The  men  and  women  pictured  on  these  pages 
have  been  carefully  chosen  to  guide  and  direct 
the  intellectual  and  spiritual  life  of  the  students 
who  come  to  the  "Y".  They  rank  high  in  schol- 
arship-- representing  two  score  universities  and 
colleges  in  America  and  Europe--and  high  in  the 
affection    and    esteem    of   the   student    body. 


ELMER   MILLER,   A.    B. 
Professor   or    Economics 

JOSEPH   SUDWEEKS,   Ph.    D. 

Associate    Professor   of 

Educational    Administration 

A.    REX  JOHNSON,    Ph.    D. 
Professor  of  Marketing 


ELSIE   C.  CARROLL,   M.  S. 
Instructor    in    English 

MAY  C.    HAMMOND,   B.   S. 

Instructor   in    Elementary 

Training    School 


BEULAH    S.   SWENSON,  B.   S. 
Instructor   in   Office    Practice 


ANTONE    NlSSON,    B.    S. 
Assistant   in   Zoology 

BERTRAND    F.    HARRISON,   M.   S. 
Assistant    Professor   of   Botany 


KARL  MILLER 
Assistant   Superintendent   of 
Buildings   and   Campus 


GLADYS   KOTTER,   B.   S. 
Instructor   in    Elementary 
Training   School 

Gladys  Black,  m.  s. 

Instructor   in    English 


FLORA  D.   FISHER 

Instructor   in    Elementary 

Training   School 


WAYNE   B.   HALES,   Ph.   D 
Associate    Professor   of 
Physics    and   Mathematics 

Clarence  S.  Boyle,  m.  s. 

Associate    Professor   of 

Accounting    and    Business 

Administration 

HARRISON    R.   MERRILL,  M.    S. 
Professor   of  Journalism 


Eldon  Dennis,  m.  a. 

Assistant    in    Geology 

GEORGE    H.    HANSEN,    Ph.    D. 

Professor   of   Geology 

and    Geography 

WILLIAM   F.   HANSON 
Assistant   Professor   of   Music 


Rhea  Johnson,  b.  s. 

Instructor   in    Home    Economics 

GOLDEN    L   WOOLF,   A.    B. 

Instructor   in   Secondary    Education; 

Principal    of   University    High    School 

PARLEY  A.   CHRISTENSEN,   Ph.    D. 
Professor   of   English 


ALONZO   J.   MORLEY,    Ph.    D. 
Professor   of   Speech 

VILATE    ELLIOT,   B.    Pd. 
Professor   of   Home    Economics 

GEORGIA  MAESER,   B.   S. 

Instructor   in    Elementary 

Training    School 


may  Billings,  b.  s. 

Instructor   in    Home    Economics 

T.   EARL   PARDOE,  M.  A. 
Professor   of   Speech 

EDWIN   R.   KIMBALL,  M.   S. 

Instructor   in    Physical 

Education  and   Athletics 


Bent  f.  Larson,  m.  a. 

Professor  of   Art 

RUSSEL   SWENSON,    Ph.    D. 
Assistant    Professor   of 
Religious    Education 

Alva  johansen,  m.  s. 

Instructor    in    Chemistry 


JOHN    WING,   M.   S. 
Assistant    in    Chemistry 

GUY   C.   WILSON,    B.    Pd. 
Professor   of    Religious    Education 

ROBERT      SAUER 
Associate    Professor   of  Music 


LORIN   C.   P.RYNER,   Ph.   D. 
Assistant    Professor   of  Chemistry 

CHARLES  J.    HART,  M.   A. 

Assistant    Professor   in    Physical 

Education   and   Athletics 

HERMESE   PETERSEN,   B.  S. 

Associate    Professor   of 

Elementary    Education 


WILMA  JEPPSON,   M.   S. 

Assistant   Professor  of 

Physical    Education 

IDA  S.   DUSENBERRY,   B.   Pd. 
Assistant    Professor   of   Psychology 

JOHN   HALLIDAY,  M.  A. 
Instructor   in    Music 


LEROY  J.    ROBERTSON,  M.   A. 
Professor   of   Music 

ELBERT   H.   EASTMOND,  B.    Pd. 
Professor  of  Art 

STELLA   RICH,   B.   S. 
Instructor   in    English 


J.   J.    KEELER 
Instructor    in    Organ    and    Piano 

WlLFORD   D.   LEE,  A.   B. 
instructor   in    English 

Edmund  Richardson,  a.  b. 

Instructor    in    Spanish 


O.   MEREDITH    WILSON,   A.    B. 
Instructor    in    History 

J.   M.   JENSEN,  M.   A. 
Associate    Professor    of    English 

JOHN   C.   SWENSON,  M.   A. 

Professor   of    Economics 

and    Sociology 


EFFIE   WARNICK,   B.    S. 
Professor   of    Home   Economics 

GUSTAVE   BU6GERT 
Instructor   in   Music 

Alice  Reynolds,  a.  b. 

Professor   of    English    Literature 


EDGAR  M.  JENSON,  M.  A. 
Assistant    Professor   of   Educational 
Administration;    Director   of 
Training    School 

VASCO  M.  TANNER,   Ph.   D. 
Professor   of   Zoology 
and    Entomology 

HAROLD   T    CHRISTENSEN,    B.   S. 
Assistant   in   Sociology 


HELEN    CANDLAND,   A.    B. 
Instructor    in    English 

M.   WlLFORD    POULSON,  M.   S. 
Professor   of   Psychology 

LOLA  JENSEN 

Instructor   in    EJementary 

Training    School 


Albert  b.  Reagan,  Ph.  d. 

Special    Professor    of   Anthropology 

THOMAS   L.   BROADBENT,  A.   B. 
Instructor    in    German 

ED.  M.   ROWE,  A.   B. 
Associate    Professor   of    English 


William  H.  boyle,  m.  a. 

Assistant    Professor   of 
Elementary    Education 

JOSEPH    K.    NlCHOLES,  M.   A. 
Assistant   Professor   of  Chemistry 


RHODA  J.  YOUNG,   R.   N.,  B.  S. 
University   Nurse 


JULINE  SMITH,  M.  A. 
Assistant    Librarian 


CARLTON    CULMSEE,   B.   S. 

Instructor   in   Journalism;   Secretary 

of   Extension    Division 

WlLCKEN    FOX,   B.  S. 
Director   of   Visual    Education 


Irene  barlow,  m.  s. 

Instructor   in    Home   Economics 

BARBARA  M.   ROSKELLY,   B.   S. 

Instructor   in    Elementary 

Training    School 


MILTON   MARSHALL,   Ph.    D. 
Professor   of   Physics 

WILLIAM   H.   SNELL,  A.   B. 

Assistant    Professor   of 

Mechanic   Arts 


STUDENT  ADMINISTRATION 


And  these  you  have  chosen  to  lead  you--not  in 
haughty  splendor,  nor  yet  in  awful  majesty,  but 
with  the  judgment  and  easy  friendliness  for  which 
they  were  selected  to  bear  the  student  banners. 
The  whole  campus  is  their  domain,  but  their  de- 
cisions are  made  at  the  new  student  body  of- 
fices  in   the  Maeser  Memorial. 


BETH   PAXMAN 

Vice-president 


VIRGIL  WEDGE 

President 


MARGRET  BOYER 

Secretary 


STUDENT   OFFICERS 


Here  they  are— Virge,  Beth,  and  Margaret— the 
three  wisest  guys  in  a  whole  school  of  Y's  guys. 
Commencing  with  the  finest  orientation  program 
ever  witnessed  at  the  8.  Y.  U.  and  continuing 
throughout  the  year  to  make  new  innovations  and 
improvements,  these  three  have  maintained  a  stan- 
dard that  has  made  1935-36  the  banner  year  in 
the  history  of  the  institution.  It  is  our  hope  as 
they  leave  us,  that  the  success  they  have  attain- 
ed here  will  prove  only  an  indication  of  the  a- 
chievements  that  are  to  follow  them  throughout 
their  lives. 


Front   Row:        Malcolm  Johnson,   Junior  President;    Beth   Paxman,    First  Vice  President;      Ann    Clayson,    Second    Vice 

President;    Margret    Boyer,    Secretary;    Virgil    Wedge,    President. 
Second   Row:      Glade  Anderson,  Sophomore  President;  Charles   Fletcher,  Freshman   President;     John   Domina,     Y    News 

Editor;   Shirl  Swenson,   Cheer  Leader;    Leland   Priday,  Banyan    Editor;   Cornelius    Peterson,   Senior   President. 


STUDENT  COUNCIL 


Along  with  consistent  efforts  to  raise  funds  for 
the  establishment  of  a  stadium  house,  the  student 
council  has  found  time  to  oversee  many  important 
changes  and  additions  to  the  university.  Chief" 
among  these  has  been  the  purchase  of  a  tro- 
phy case  in  which  to  preserve  the  awards  which 
B.  Y.  U.  has  received.  This  council  has  seen  the 
introduction  of  a  master  of  ceremonies  into  as- 
sembly programs.  It  also  has  been  able  to  ex- 
tend to  the  student  councils  of  other  schools, 
true  B.  Y.  U.  hospitality  as  well  as  be  entertain- 
ed    upon     the   various   other   campi. 


NADINE   TAYLOR  PHYLLIS   DIXON  LAURA  MERRILL  DONA   DASTRUP 

President  Vice  President  Secretary  Recreational    Leader 

ASSOCIATED  WOMEN   STUDENTS 


A.  W.  S.  Might  easily  mean  Always  Winning 
Something"--that  something  ranging  from  winning 
the  hearts  of  Freshie  girls  to  winning  the  prize 
for  crowding  the  greatest  number  of  activities  into 
one  year.  Through  the  efforts  of  the  Associated 
Women  Students,  every  new  girl  in  school  has  a 
'big  sister";  entertainments  have  been  provided 
for  unaffiliated  groups  and  commuters;  the  A.W.S. 
officers  have  attended  a  national  convention;  one 
or  more  splendid  parties  have  been  held  each 
quarter;  and  a  sizeable  sum  of  money  has  been 
contributed  to  the  establishment  of  a  field   house. 


ALBERT  SWENSON  LORNA  WENTZ  ANN   CLAYSON  ELAINE   DeGRAFF  WEBSTER   DECKER 

Director 

PUBLIC  SERVICE   BUREAU 


Meet  the  least-publicised,  hardest-working  quintet 
in  school!  This  year  the  Public  Service  Bureau 
has  responded  every  day  to  an  average  of  three 
or  more  telephone  calls  and  has  sent  over  600 
students  to  present  185  programs  in  all  parts  of 
Utah  and  into  Idaho  and  Wyoming.  Under  the 
able  direction  of  Ann  Clayson,  with  the  assistance 
of  Webb,  Ab,  Elaine,  and  Lorna,  the  bureau  has 
proved  to  be  an  excellent  advertisement  for'  the 
B.Y.  U.  as  well  as  a  splendid  medium  for  display- 
ing some  of  the  finest  talent  ever  grouped  in 
one   institution. 


MAST£RSanp  GRADUATES 


To  those  who  realize  that  education  has  barely 
begun  at  the  Commencement  exercises;  to  those 
who  desire  to  know,  out  oc  the  whole  sphere 
cf  human  experience,  much  about  one  particular 
phase  of  endeavor;  to  those  who  have  found  in- 
finite joy  in  education  because  of  its  enrichment 
of  the  distinctly  human  power  to  think --We  ex- 
tend   congratulations. 


ELLIS  GRAHAM,  M.  S. 

Fairview 

Title  of  Thesis:     The   Role   of  Alkali 

Lignins   From   Corn   and   Straw   in   the 

Preservation   of   Nitrogen   in   the   Soil. 


JOHN  McGUIRE,  M.   S. 


Botany 


WAYNE   HARRIS,  M.  S. 
Partage 

Title   of  Thesis:   Structural    Interpre- 
tations  in   the   Rock   Canyon   Area   of 
the   Central   Wasatch   Mountains. 


D.    ELMER  JOHNSON,  M.   A. 

Provo 

Title  of  Thesis:   A    Further   Study 

of   Utah   Asilidae. 


GLENN    KENNER,   M.   S. 

Manti 

Title  of  Thesis:   Marketing   of   Utah 

Wool,   Its   History   and    Problems. 


DAVE  M.  MERRILL,  M.  S. 

Provo 

Title   of  Thesis:   Objectives   and 

Materials   for   a   Course   of  Study 

in   Art   in   the   Public   Schools. 


FRANKLIN   S.   HARRIS,  Jr.,   M.   A. 

Provo 

Title  of  Thesis:   A   Study  of   Positive 

Ionization. 


WALTER   PITCHER,   M.   S 
Cardston,   Canada 
Chemistry. 


U.LEN   B.  SORENSEN,  M.  A 
Spanish    Fork 

Title  of  Thesis:  A  Comparative 
Study  of  the  Arthurian  Roman- 
ces of  Chrestien  De  Troyes  and 
the  Corresponding  Welsh  Ver- 
sions. 


GOLDEN   L  WOOLF,  M.  A. 
Provo 

Title  of  Thesis:  Statutory  Pro- 
visions in  the  School  Codes  of 
the  Forty-eight  States  Defining 
the  Need  for  Transporting  Pu- 
pils  at    Public    Expense. 


JOHN   HALLIDAY,   M.   S. 

Pleasant   Grove 

Title   of  Thesis:   A   Comparative 

Study    of    the    Joun    Theory    of 

Modulation    and   Others    Extant 

Today. 


Other    Candidates    For    Master's    Degree: 


HELEN   CANDLAND,   M.   S. 
HAROLD   CHRISTENSEN,  M.   S. 
MAXINE   HAMMOND,  M.  A. 
VEARL  S.   JOHNSON,  M.   S. 

DOYLE   J.   LIDDLE,  M.    S. 

VELMA  MAE  MERRILL,  M.  S. 

LEROY  OAKS,  M.   S. 

BERTHA   ROBERTS,   M.   A. 

JOHN   W.   SMITH,   M.    S. 

LAVERE  WADLEY,  M.   S. 


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RALPH   BRITSCH 
Manti 

MaRee  Nelson 

Roosevelt 
W.   RULON    PAXMAN 
Prove 
JOSEPH    C.    FOY 
Panguitch 


Guy  Callahan 

Provo 
REED    HACKING 

Alberta,   Canada 
VAUGHN    LIVINGSTON 
Provo 
OWEN    F.    BURGENER 
Myton 


G.   ELLIS   DOTY 
Richmond 
VELMA   MERRILL 

Mesa,   Arizona 
HENRY   NlCHOLES 
Provo 
ELDON   S.   REID 
St.    George 


GUY   HILLMAN 

Pleasant    Grove 
C.    EUGENE    LARSEN 
Provo 
REX  A.   BlGLER 
Central,   Arizona 

JOHN   W.    PAYNE 


Don  Olsen 

Provo 

Howard  Peterson 

Provo 
REX   LARSEN 


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CORNELIUS   PETERSON 

President 

LUANA  MERCER  BEULAH   MILLET 

Vice-president  Secretary    and    Treasurer 


StNIORS 


Arrayed  in  caps  and  gowns,  looking  far  more 
sober  and  dignified  than  they  really  are,  the  class 
of  '36  will  march  across  the  boards  this  spring 
to  receive  their  sheepskins--symbcls  of  completed 
college  life.  They  will  carry  with  them,  as  they 
leave  the  "Y",  memories  of  four  glorious  years. 
They  will  leave  behind  them,  as  the  Senior  Pro- 
ject, a  sizeable  contribution  to  the  new  Field 
House. 


LORNA  WENTZ,  A.  B. 

Provo 

Major:   Speech 

Minor:   Physical    Education 


WALTER  G.  HOGE,  A.   B. 
Blackfoot,   Idaho 
Major:   Zoology 
Minor:   Chemistry 
Other  Colleges:    U.   of   Idahc 
U.   of   Utah 


GLADE   COLTON,  A.    B. 
New  York  City,   N.   Y. 
Major:    English 
Minor:    History 

Other   Colleges:   U.   of  Utah; 
Columbia   U. 


MARGARET  THOMAS,   B.  S. 

Ogden 

Major:    Education 

Minor:   Office   Practice 

Other  Colleges:   Weber   College 


ANA  JENSEN,   B.   S. 

Ephraim 

Major:    Elementary   Education 

Other  Colleges:   Snow   College 


KENNETH    L    DUKE,  A.   B. 
Heber  City 
Major:   Zoology 
Minor:  Chemistry 


ARLO  RICHARDSON,  A.  B. 

Tucson,  Arizona 

Major:   Physics 

Minor:   Chemistry 

Other   Colleges:    U.   of  Arizona 


MAURINE  HARRIS,  B.  S. 
Boise,   Idaho 
Major:    Psychology 
Minor:   Accounting   and 
Business   Administration 


WlLMA  SALISBURY,   B.   S. 
Independence,   Missouri 
Major:   Clothing   and   Textiles 
Minor:   Art 

Other   Colleges:    Kansas   City 
College 


VERNON    DAVIES,   B.   S. 


.anonville 


Major:   Sociology 
Minor:   History 


IONE   CHRISTENSEN,   B.   S. 

Salem 

Major:    Education 

Minor:   Accounting    and 

Business   Administration 


TEUT   BECKER,  A.   B. 
Bend,  Oregon 
Major:   Zoology 
Minor:   Chemistry 


Owen  f.  bloomfield,  b.  s. 

Kirtland,    New   Mexico 
Major:   Agronomy 
Minor:   Mechanic  Arts 


OPAL  CHRISTENSEN,  A.   B. 
Redmond 
Major:   Music 

Minor:   Office   Practice;   Account- 
ing  and    Business  Administration 
Other  Colleges:   Snow  College 


MARY  HELEN  STERLING,  B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:    Physical    Education 

Minor:    Dramatic  Art 


RALPH  W.   BROWN,  B.  S. 
Grantsville 
Major:    History 
Minor:  Sociology 
Other  Colleges:   L   D.  S. 
College;  U.  of  Utah 


W.  VERL  WHITING,   B.  S. 

Springville 

Major:   Accounting   and 

Business  Administration 
Minor:   Mathematics 


MELVA  UDEAN  JONES,  A.  B. 

Provo 

Major:   Physical    Education 

Minor:    Dramatic  Art 


GLENAVEVE   DECKER,   A.    B. 
Snowflake,  Arizona 
Major:    English 
Minor:    Education 


J.   MILTON   BECK,   B.  S. 

Payson 

Major:    Educational    Administration 

Minor:    English 


Ellen 

Salina 
Major: 
Minor: 

SCORUP,   A.    B. 

Music 
English 

ELLEN    BINNS, 
American    Fork 
Major:   Clothing 
Minor:    English 

B.    S. 

and   Textiles 

Clifton  boyack,  a.  b. 

Delta 

Major:   Speech 

Minor:    English 

ALMA  DEVOE  BRIMHALL,  B.  S. 

Provo 

Major: 
Minor: 

Economics 
Office    Practice 

EDNA  STARR,   B.  S. 
Sprirgville 

Major:    Foods   and    Nutrition 
Minor:   Clothing   And   Textiles; 
Household   Administration 

RUTH 
Provo 
Major: 
Minor: 

CRANE,   B.    S. 

Elemetary   Education 
English 

GRANT  JOHANSEN,   B.   S 

Mt.    Pleasant 

Major:    History 

Minor:   Economics 

Other   Colleges:   Snow   Col 

ege 

EL  ROY  JONES, 

A.    B. 

Provo 
Major: 
Minor: 
Other 

Educational  Administration 

English 

Colleges:    Dixie  College 

IRENE 
Fredon 
Major: 
Minor: 

BROOKSBY,  B.  s. 
ia,   Arizona 
English 
Household   Administration 

NORMA   PERKINS,    B.   S. 

Monticello 

Major:    English 

Minor:    Physical    Education 

RAY  McGUIRE,  A.   B. 

Provo 

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^      j.  Reed  crane,  b.  s. 

ii%Sj         Riverton 
\Sl\         Major:   Economics 
WB         Minor:   Marketing 

Major:    English 
Minor:    French 

BARBARA   PERRETT,  A 
Idaho    Falls,    Idaho 
Major:   Music 

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Minor:    Education 

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Ruby  Ricks,  b.  s. 

Idaho    Falls,   Idaho 

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Major:   History 
Minor:   Sociology 


WlLMER  W.  TANNER,  A.  B. 

Provo 

Major:   Zoology 

Minor:   Chemistry 


MORRIS  VANCE,  B.  S. 

Jerome,   Idaho 

Major:  Accounting   and 

Business  Administration 
Minor:  Marketing 


JEAN   DANVERS,   B.  S. 

Odgen 

Major:   Secondary    Education 

Minor:   English 

Other  Colleges:  Weber  College 


EVELYN   PACE,  B.  S. 
Boneta 

Major:    History 
Minor:    English 


ERMEL  J.  MORTON,  A.   B. 
Mapleton 
Major:    English 
Minor:   German 


MARCELL  W.   BIRD,  A.  B. 
Provo 

Major:   Music 
Minor:   Sociology 


Eli  k.  Clayson,  b.  s. 

American    Fork 

Major:   Accounting   and 

Business   Administration 
Minor:    Economics 


RUTH   ROMER,  B.  S. 

Brigham   City 

Major:    Physical    Education 

Minor:    Education 

Other  Colleges:   Weber  College 


FAY  JEPPSON,  B.  S. 

Brigham   City 

Major:    Physical    Education 

Minor:    English 

Other  Colleges:   Weber  College 


JENNINGS   EVANS,  B.  S. 
Spanish   Fork 
Major:   Commerce 
Minor:   Economics 


L   EU6ENE   PETERSON,  B.  S. 

Mt.    Pleasant 

Major:    English 

Minor:   History 

Other  Colleges:   Snow   College 


MAUDE   REDD,  A.   B. 

Monticello 

Major:    English 

Minor:  Office   Practice 


ALTHEA  MARSDEN,   B.  S. 
Cardston,  Canada 
Major:   Foods   and  Nutrition 
Minor:   Speech 


ELDRIDGE  MAXWELL,   B.   S. 
Eagar,  Arizona 
Major:    Economics 
Minor:    Education 


JUNIOR   LUNDQUIST,  A.   B. 

Odgen 

Major:   Music 

Minor:   Sociology 

Other   Colleges:   Weber   College 


DOROTHY  JANSON,  B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:   Accounting    and 

Business   Administration 
Minor:    Economics 


HOWARD   FEAST,   B.  S. 
Center,   Colorado 
Major:   Sociology 
Minor:    Economics 


Glenna  m.  Stephens,  b.  s. 

Provo 

Major:   Accounting 

Minor:   Economics 


OMA   LESUEUR,   B.   S. 
Mesa,  Arizona 
Major:   Physical    Education 
Minor:   Speech 


LAMOINE  CHRISTIANSEN,  B.  S. 

Monroe 

Major:   Economics 

Minor:   History 


ILIFF  JEFFERY,  B.  S. 

Delta 

Major:  Sociology 

Minor:    Economics 


EDNA  ELLSWORTH,  B.  S. 
Louisville,   Idaho 
Major:   Foods   and   Nutrition 
Minor:   Clothing 


BETH  A.   ROBERTS,  A.  B. 
Salt  Lake  City 
Major:   History 
Minor:   Biology 


JAMES   R.  CLARK,  A.  B. 
Grantsville 
Major:    History 
Minor:   Office   Practice 
Other   Colleges:    L    D.   S. 
Business  College 


ANTHONY  WOOLF,  A.   B. 

Provo 

Major:   Zoology 

Minor:   Chemistry 


Virginia  Kimball,  b.  s. 

Provo 

Major:    Foods   and    Nutrition 
Minor:   Clothing   and   House- 
hold  Administration 


H.   REESE  ANDERSON,   B.  S. 

Mt.    Pleasant 

Major:    History 

Minor:    English 

Other   Colleges:   Ephraim    College 


ETHEL   EYRING,  A.   B. 
Pima,  Arizona 
Major:    Physical    Education 
Minor:   Speech 


MARJORIE   SEEGMILLER,  B.  S. 

Richfield 

Major:    Economics 

Minor:   History 


FRANK  SHAW,  A.    B. 

Ogden 

Major:   Music 

Minor:    Education 

Other  Colleges:   U.   of  Utah 


WILLIAM  C.  ASHBY,  A.   B. 
American   Fork 
Major:    Chemistry 
Minor:    Mathematics 


NORINE  CHECKETTS,  B.  S. 
Bear   River  City 
Major:   Physical    Education 
Minor:    English 


DARLENE   OWENS,  A.  B. 

Provo 

Major:   Economics 

Minor:   Psychology 


Verdell  Bishop,  b.  s. 

Delta 

Major:  Accounting   and 

Business  Administration 
Minor:    Economics 
Other   Colleges:  Snow  College 


ROBERT  HANSEN,    B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:   Marketing 

Minor:    English 


ELEANOR  NlCHOLES,  A. 

Provo 

Major:    English 

Minor:   German 

Other  Colleges:    Dixie  College 


ANN    CLAYSON,   A.    B. 
American    Fork 
Major-   Music 
Minor:    English 


KAY   HAMMOND,   B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:   Accounting   and 

Business  Administration 
Minor:    Economics 


Alma  Cottam,  a.  b. 

St.   George 

Major:   Zoology 

Minor:    Chemistry 

Other   Colleges:    Dixie   College 


MAXINE   HAMMOND,  A.  B. 

Ashton,    Idaho 

Major:    French 

Minor:   German 

Other   Colleges:    Ricks   College 


ELLEN   JACKSON,  A.   B. 

Provo 

Major:    Physical    Education 

Minor:   Speech 


N.   DALE  SCHOFIELD,  A.   B. 
Ogden 

Major:   History 
Minor:   German 


REED  FAUTIN,  B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:   Zoology 

Minor:   Chemistry 


BEULAH   MILLET,  A.   B. 
Mesa,  Arizona 
Major:   Speech 
Minor:   English 


IDA  HOFFMAN,  B.  S. 

Springville 

Major:    Physical    Education 

Minor:   Accounting   and 

Business   Administration 


RAY  COLTON,  A.   B. 

Vernal 

Major:    History 

Minor:    Political    Science 

Other  Colleges:    U.   of   Utah 


BRYCE   WADLEY,   B.  S. 
Pleasant   Grove 
Major:   Zoology 
Minor:   Chemistry 


ROXEY  ROMNEY,  A.   B. 

St.   George 

Major:   Speech 

Minor:    Physical    Education 

Other  Colleges:    Dixie   College 


BARBARA   HANSON,  B.  S. 
Rexburg,    Idaho 
Major:    Physical    Education 
Minor:   Speech 


HOWARD   DIXON,  A. 

Provo 

Major:   Geology 

Minor:  Chemistry 


BEN   S.  MARKHAM,  B.  S. 
Spanish    Fork 
Major:   Spanish 
Minor:   Zoology 


ANNA  LOU  PETERSON,   B. 

Houston,  Texas 

Major:   Physical    Education 

Minor:    English 

Other  Colleges:   U.  S.   A.   C. 


JESSIE  KAY  MANGUM,  B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:    Economics 

Minor:    English 


JAMES  A.  STRON6,  B.  S. 

Springville 

Major:  Accounting   and 

Business   Administration 
Minor:   Geology 


CULLEN   BARTON,  B.  S. 

Beaver 

Major:    Economics 

Minor:   Office    Practice 


ROSE   KIRKHAM,  B.   S. 
Salt   Lake   City 
Major:    Physical    Education 
Minor:    Biology 
Other  Colleges:   College   of 
Education,   New   York 


alpha  robison,  b.  s. 

Baker,   Nevada 

Major:    Household   Administration 

Minor:   Foods   and    Nutrition 


REESE   BUNNELL,   B.  S. 

Spring   City,    Utah 

Major:   Sociology 

Minor:   History 

Other   Colleges:   Snow   College 


LEO  J.   BRADY,  B.  S. 
Manassa,  Colorado 
Major:   Chemistry 
Minor:   Zoology 


MARGARET  E.   PETERSEN,  A.   B. 
Salt   Lake  City 
Major:   Speech 
Minor:   English 


MYRTLE  SOWARDS,  A.  B. 

Provo 

Major:    Foods   and   Nutrition 

Minor:    Household   Administration 


MERRILL  CROFT,    B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:    Physical    Education 

Minor:    Bacteriology 


WlLLARD  C   LOTT,  A.   B. 

Huntington 

Major:   Horticulture 

Minor:   Botany 


LUCILE   HUNDLEY,   B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:   Accounting   and 

Business   Administration 
Minor:   Sociology 


BETH    PAXMAN,  A.   B. 

Provo 

Major:   Speech 

Minor:    Phvsical    Education 


SIDNEY   E.   LANG,  A.   B 

Santa    Paula,   California 

Major:   Spanish 

Minor:   Chemistry 

Other  Colleges:   Ventura   Jr. 
College,   Arizona   State 
Teacher's  College 


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FRED   N.  GILES,  B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:    Horticulture 

Minor:   Agronomy 


BETH    RICHARDS,  A.   B. 
Montpelier,   Idaho 
Major:    French 
Minor:   Spanish 


HERMESE   BROADBENT,  A.   B. 

Ogden 

Major:   Speech 

Minor:    Physical    Education 


RONDO   LAW,  B.  S. 

Delta 

Major:   Accounting   and 

Business  Administration 
Minor:  Finance  and  Banking 
Other  Colleges:   Branch  A.  C. 


PHILIP  KNI6HT,  B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:  Accounting   and 

Business  Administration 
Minor:    Economics 


rean  McAllister,  b.  s. 

Spanish   Fork 

Major:   Foods   and    Nutrition 

Minor:  Household  Administration 


ALICEBETH   WHITELEY,   B.   S. 
Oakley,   Idaho 
Major:    Education 
Minor:    English 


REED  COWAN,  B.  S. 

Payson 

Major:  Accounting   and 

Business   Administration 
Minor:   Economics 
Other  Colleges:    U.   S.   A.   C. 


JAMES  A.   OTT,   B.   S. 
Henrieville 
Major:    Education 
Minor:    English 


MERENE    REDD, 

Blanding 

Major:    Foods    and    Nutrition 

Minor:  Household  Administration 


WlLMER  BARNETT,   B.   S. 
Spanish    Fork 
Major:    Education 
Minor:   Mathematics 
Other   Colleges:    U.    of   Southern 
California 


BOYD   PA6E,   B.  S. 
Springville 
Major:   Chemistry 
Minor:    Physics 


AFTON    KAY,   B.   S. 

Charleston 

Major:   Clothing   and   Textiles 

Minor:   Foods   and    Nutrition 


HELEN   YOUNG,  B.  S. 
American   Fork 
Major:    Foods   and    Nutrition 
Minor:   Clothing   and   Textiles; 
Household  Administration 


FRED   KARTCHNER,   B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:   Chemistry 

Minor:   Mathematics 


ELBERT  MILLER,  B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:   Accounting   and 

Business   Administration 
Minor:   Economics 


RUBY   K.   STREET,   B.   S. 

Provo 

Major:   Accounting   and 

Business   Administration 
Minor:    Economics 


AFTON    HANSEN,   B.   S. 
Bear  River 

Major:    Physical    Education 
Minor:   Speech 


JAY   L   NELSON,  B.  S. 
Brigham   City 
Major:   Business 
Minor:   Speech 


JOHN   W.   PAYNE,  A.   B. 

Provo 

Major:   Sociology 

Minor:    Education 


Floyd  McIntire,  a.  8. 

Price 

Major:  Chemistry 

Minor:    Physics 


ROY   HAMMOND,  A.   B. 

Provo 

Major:   Zoology 

Minor:   Chemistry 


BEATRICE   BROWN,  A.   B. 

Ogden 

Major:   Clothing   and   Textiles 

Minor:   English 

Other  Colleges:  Weber  College 


HELEN  HARRIS,  A.   B. 

Provo 

Major:    English 

Minor:   Education 


DALE   DESPAIN,  B.  S. 
Lovell,  Wyoming 
Major:    Landscape  Architecture 
Minor:   Geology 


Ralph  jenson,  a.  b. 

Provo 

Major:   History 

Minor:    Latin 


PEARL  JEFFERY,  B.  S. 

Delta 

Major:    Education 

Minor:    English 


FAYE  GREER,   B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:  Physical    Education 

Minor:   English 


THEODORE   K.  YOUN6,  B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:  Accounting 

Minor:   Marketing 


Clyde  biddulph,  a.  b. 

Provo 

Major:   Zoology 

Minor:  German 


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WAYNE  MclNTIRE,  A.   B. 

Price 

Major:   German 

Minor:    French 

HERBERT  TAYLOR,  A. 
Col.   Juarez,  Mexico 
Major:   Geology 
Minor:   Chemistry 

B. 

JOSEPH   MOFFETT,  A.   B 

Duncan,   Arizona 

Major:    History 

Minor:   Political   Science 

FARRIS  EDGLEY,  B.  S. 
Pocatello,   Idaho 
Major:   Music 
Minor:   English 

Other   Colleges:   U.   of   Idaho; 
U.   of   Idaho   Southern    Branch 

DON   WILSON,  A.  B. 

Panguitch 

Major:    English 

Minor:    Political    Science 

Paul  S.  Anderson, 

B. 

S. 

Emery 

Major:    History 

Minor:   Sociology 

LYNNE  K.  WOOD,  A.  B. 

Helper 

Major:   Chemistry 

Minor:   Mathematics 

FRANK  WRIGHT,  B.   S. 

Midvale 

Major:    Physical    Education 

Minor:    History 

Other  Colleges:    U.   of   Utah 

JESSE   HOLT,  A.   B. 
Spanish   Fork 
Major:    Political    Science 
Minor:   Spanish 

OWEN    ROWE,   A.    B. 

Provo 

Major:   Sociology 

Minor:    Economics 

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Eldon  l.  Reese,  a.  b. 

Bloomington,    Idaho 
Major:   Accounting   and 

Business   Administration 
Minor:    Economics 


MILTON   NELSON,  A.  B. 

Provo 

Major:   Speech 

Minor:    English 

Other  Colleges:  Louisiana  State 


JOHN    DOMINA,  A. 
Aberdeen,   Idaho 
Major:   Spanish 
Minor:    English 


DWAINE   RlCHINS,  A.   B. 

Burley,    Idaho 

Major:   Accounting    and 

Business   Administration 
Minor:   Art 


NELSON  A.  SNOW,  B.  S. 
St.   George 
Major:   Zoology 
Minor:   Chemistry 


BILL   REEDER,  A.   B. 

Ogden 

Major:   Chemistry 

Minor:  Mathematics 


FERRON   LOSEE,   B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:    Physical   Education 

Minor:   Secondary    Education 


VIRGIL  WEDGE,   B.  S. 
Caliente,    Nevada 
Major:  Accounting 
Minor:    Political   Science 


George  m.  Anderson,  b. 

Moroni 

Major:    History 
Minor:    Education 


DALLIN   S.    NlELSON,   A.    B. 
Monroe 
Major:   Music 
Minor:    Education 


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Kenneth  m.  lewis,  b.  s. 

Provo 

Major:  Chemistry 

Minor:    English 


JAMES  G.  ANDERSON,  A.   B. 
Price 

Major:   German 
Minor:   Music 
Other  Colleges:   U.   of 
Strasbourg,   France 


JAMES  McGUIRE,   B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:    Physics 

Minor:   Mathematics 


ESTELLE  MORTENSEN,   B.   S. 
Manassa,  Colorado 
Major:   Foods   and   Nutrition 
Minor:   Household  Administration 
Other  Colleges:  Adams   State 
Teacher's   College 


LESLIE   NORTON,  B.  S. 
Ogden 

Major:    Physics 
Minor:   Education 


GERALD  J.  ANDERSON,  A.  B. 
Price 

Major:   German 
Minor:   Music 
Other  Colleges:   U.  of 
Strasbourg,   France 


NEVA   HANSON,  B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:    Elementary   Education 

Minor:  Music 


VIRGINIA   LORTZ,  A.   B. 
Idaho   Falls,   Idaho 
Major:    English 
Minor:   German 


J.   GOLDEN   TAYLOR,   B.  S. 
Spokane,  Washington 
Major:    Economics 
Minor:    English 


WALTER   BROOKS,  B.   S. 
St.   George 

Major:    Physical    Education 
Minor:    Political   Science 
Other  Colleges:   Dixie  College 


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BILL  0OODMAN,   A.    B. 

Provo 

Major:   Speech 

Minor:    English 


AARON   BROWN,   B.  S. 
Salt  Lake  City 
Major:   Accounting 
Minor:    Economics 


NADINE   L.  TAYLOR,  A.  B. 

Provo 

Major:   Speech 

Minor:    Physical    Education 


WOODROW  MlCKELSEN,  A.   B. 

Draper 

Major:  Accounting   and 

Business  Administration 
Minor:   Finance   and    Banking 


GILBERT  TOLHURST,  A.  B. 

Ogden 

Major:  Speech 

Minor:   Music 

Other  Colleges:   Weber  College 


W.  BLAKE  CHRISTENSEN,  A.  B. 

Provo 

Major:   Chemistry 

Minor:   Bacteriology 


mary  Black,  b.  s. 

Delta 

Major:   Foods   and   Nutrition 

Minor:   Sociology 

Other  Colleges:   U.   S.  A.   C. 


MARK  STAHMANN,   A.   B. 
Spanish   Fork 
Major:  Chemistry 
Minor:    Physics 


THERON   LAMBERT,    B.  S- 
Roosevelt 
Major:    Physics 
Minor:   Mathematics 


EVAN   NELSON,   B.  S. 

Ferron 

Major:  Art 

Minor:   Speech 

Other   Colleges:   U.   S.   A.   C. 


REX  SUTHERLAND,  A.   B. 
Springville 
Major:   Music 
Minor:    English 

WALLACE  GARDNER 

Spanish    Fork 

Major:   Accounting   and 

Business   Administration 
Minor:    fcconomics 

DALE  JONES,   B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:   Accounting   and 

Business  Administration 
Minor:   Art 

GLEN  CHRISTENSEN,  B. 
Salem 

Major:    Education 
Minor:   Accounting   and 
Business  Administratio 

S. 
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mary  McGregor,  a.  b. 

St.   George 

Major:  Music 

Minor:   Speech 

Other  Colleges:   Dixie  College 

MARGRET   BOYER,  A.   B. 

Provo 

Major:   Speech 

Minor:    Physical    Education 

len  Sterling,  b.  s. 

Spanish   Fork 

Major:   Accounting   and 

Business   Administration 
Minor:    Econmics 

BERT   FULLMER,  B.  S. 

Springville 

Major:    Landscape  Architecture 

Minor:    Horticulture 

MAX  MARQUARDSON,  B.  S. 

Elsinore 

Major:   Accounting    and 

Business  Administration 
Minor:    Economics 

A.   E.   BERKMAN,  A.   B. 
Heber   City 
Major:    Education 
Minor:    Enalish 

WALTER  A.  JENSEN,  A.    B. 
Salt   Lake  City 
Major:  Art 
Minor:   Music 


GRIFFITH    R.   KIMBALL 

Draper 

Major:    Physical    Education 

Minor:    English 


MlLO  J.  ADAMS,  A.   B. 
Spanish   Fork 
Major:   Music 
Minor:   German 


RULON  W.   DOMAN,  A.  B. 
Idaho   Falls,   Idaho 
Major:   Recreational    Engineering 
Minor:   Sociology 


FLORENCE  JUDD,  B.  S. 

La   Verkin 

Major:    Physical    Education 

Minor:   Speech 

Other  Colleges:   Dixie  College 


BERNICE  HACKING,  B.  S. 
Cedar  Valley 

Major:   Physical    Education 
Minor:    English 


WENDELL  OHLWILER,  B.  S. 
Heber  City 
Major:   Mechanic  Arts 
Minor:   Mathematics 


FOSTER   EVANS,  B.  S. 

Salt   Lake  City 

Major:  Physics 

Minor:   Mathematics 

Other  Colleges:    U.   of   Utah 


JAMES    HOUSTON,  A.  B. 
Lovell,   Wyoming 
Major:   German 
Minor:    Political   Science 


ELTON   FISHER,   B.   S. 

Kings   City,   California 

Major:   Chemistry 

Minor:   Mathematics 

Other:   Colleges:   Ventura   Jr. 
College;   Arizona    State 
Teacher's   College 


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MERVIN    H.   PETERSON,  A.   B. 

Payson 

Major:   Zoology 

Minor:    Botany 


TOM  H.  EASTMOND,  B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:   Mathematics 

Minor:   Chemistry 


W.   DOU6LAS  MERRILL,  B.  S. 

Clifton,   Idaho 

Major:   Education 

Minor:    Physical    Education 


CHARLES  J.  THORNE,  A.   B. 

Pleasant  Grove 

Major:  Mathematics 

Minor:   Secondary   Education 


EDNAL  SHANKS,  B.  S. 

Wells,   Nevada 

Major:    Elementary   Education 

Minor:    English 

Other  Colleges:   Weber   College 


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LAURA  H.  MERRILL,  B.  S. 
Salt   Lake  City 
Major:   Secondary   Education 
Minor:   Clothing   and   Textiles 
Other  Colleges:   U.   of   Utah 


JACK  R.  GlBB,  A.   B. 
Portland,  Oregon 
Major:   Psychology 
Minor:   History 


ELMO  NELSON,   B.  S. 

Roosevelt 

Major:   Accounting   and 

Business   Administration 
Minor:   Finance   and    Banking 


ROSS  WEBB,  B.  S. 
Castle   Gate 
Major:    Economics 
Minor:   Marketing 


GLENN   MORRIL,   B.  S. 

Tridell 

Major:   Geology 

Minor:   Mathematics 


CORNELIUS   R.   PETERSON,   B.  S. 

Ephraim 

Major:   Accounting 

Minor:    Economics 

Other  Colleges:   Snow   College 


LYNN    C.   MARKHAM,   B.   S. 
Spanish    Fork 
Major:   Chemistry 
Minor:   Music 


OTTO   DONE,  A.   B. 

Tucson,   Arizona 

Major:   Sociology 

Minor:    Religious    Education 


ELDON   C.   HARRIS 
Payson 


LORIS  STEWART,   B.  S. 

Provo 

Major:    Elementary    Education 

Minor:  Music 


HAZEL  ANDERSON,  A.    B. 

Springville 

Major:    Physical    Education 

Minor:   Speech 


FRANK  VANWAGENEN,  A.   B. 
GlLMAN  JENSEN,  B.  S.  Provo 

Richfield  Major:  Accounting 

Major:   Accounting   and  Minor:    Economics 

Business  Administration 
Minor:    English 


OR6ILL  E.  AYLETT,  B.  S. 

Riverton 

Major:   Accounting    and 
NED   ARMSTRONG,    B.    S.  Business  Administration 

Ephraim  Minor:    Economics 

Major:    Education 
Minor:    English 
Other  Colleges:   Snow   College 


REECE   E.   FAUCETTE,   B.   S. 
Sanford,  Colorado 
Major:   Journalism 
Minor:   Office   Practice 


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MALCOLM  JOHNSON 
President 


HUITAU    ALLRED  CAROL   BENNETT 

Vice-president  Secretary    and    Treasurer 


JUNIORS 


Importing  palmetto  leaves  and  Spanish  moss,  the 
Class  of  '37,  treated  the  B.  Y.  U.  student  body 
to  a  delightful  "Evening  in  the  old  South"  at 
their  annual  promenade.  Transferring  their  activi- 
ty, then,  from  the  sublime  to  the  ridiculous,  the 
men  of  this  class  showed  the  Seniors  that  credit 
hours  had  little  to  do  with  whisker-raising  by 
producing  moustaches  rivalled  only  by  those  of 
Buffalo  Bill,  himself.  The  Juniors  qualified  them- 
selves to  act  as  next  year's  leaders  of  Brigham 
Young    University. 


Lena   Crosby 
Joseph   Clayson 

Louise    Smith 

Maxine   Folster 

Sam   C.   Dase 
Betty   Linn 
Harvey  Wilson 

Howard   Keith 

Marion   A.   Arnold 
Ralph   Dixon 

Orpha   Soffe 

Ruth   Merrill 

Cannon  Jensen 

Clarcia   Ashcroft 
Vaughan   Holt 
Oscar  Soderquist 

Marjorie  Wagers 

Robert   Cooper 
Bernece  Johnson 

Lois    Peterson 

Kenneth    Bringhurst 
Minnie    Hardman 
Fred    Page 

Smith   Adair 


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Durwood    Butler 

Helen   Johnson 

Vernon    Ball 

Alice    Briggs 

W 

nnifred    Walker 

Arthur    Morgan 

Wanda    Steele 

Lamont    Heslop 

Marlowe   Wootton 
Cleo   McCracken 
Herbert    Larsen 
Mozelle    Houtz 

Lyle   Holdaway 

Fay  Walker 
Dorothy   Harmer 

Vern   Waldo 

Vance   Batty 

Donna   McCoard 
John    Freckleton 
Geraldine    Eggertsen 

Lorraine    Bowman 
Jim    Benton 
Marguerite    Ennis 
Martin    C.    Ririe 


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Avard   Rigby 

Winnifred   McDonald 
Bennie   Schmiett 
Virginia   Teerlink 

Ruby  Willardsen 

Cecil   J.   Bullock 
Jean   Smith 
Wilford   Weight 

Guy   Percival 

Esther   Huff 
Arvid   D.   Larson 

Leola   Green 

Isabelle   Dillman 
Elmer   Griffith 

Virginia    Burr 
Dean   E.   Olsen 

Raymond    Farnsworth 
Hortense   Morby 
Arthur  Christensen 
Hazel    Glover 

Eva   Madsen 

Lincoln    Gardner 
Theresa    Hansen 

Paul    Nicholes 


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Norval   Carter 
Ben    Bagley 
Virga   Bartholomew 
Gordon    LeSueur 

Helen  Janssen 

Maza   Christensen 
Leonard   Watson 
Clara    Blackburn 

Mulford   Aycock 

William   Gulbrandson 
Vera   N.   Wagstaff 
Gene   Clark 

Louie  Jean   Miner 
Eleanor   Jenson 
John   Murdock 
Catherine    Bowles 

Woodrow  Wilson 
Melvin    Kavachevich 
Florence   Pierce 
Arthur  Sundwall 

LaRue    Rowley 
Virginia    Heninger 
Paul    Hunt 
Mary    Hopkins 


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Gladys  Manwaring 
Max  Jones 

Eunice    Brough 
Rhea   Stolworthy 

Ralph   Monk 

Iris    Dawn   Wright 
Jay  Schofield 
William   Forsyth 

Melba    Brower 

P.   Vincent    Redd 
Nedra   Simpkins 

Anita   Smoot 

Vincent    Newcomer 
Fay   White 

Francis    Bahr 

Bill    Hayward 

Elaine    Richards 

M.   Verdell    Rigby 
Carma   Wilson 

Glenna   Wood 

James    L.   McDougal 
Dona    Nelson 
Blaine    Hart 
Royden    Braithwaite 


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Marlow   Turpin 
Burton    Hunt 

Glendale    Larson 

Udell   Jolley 


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Marie   Kendall 

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Jason    Wall 

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Helen    Brandley 

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Gerald    Robinson 

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Marion   Harding 

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Glenn   Johnson 

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De  Mont   Washburn 
Leo    E.    Hacking 

Vernis   Richards 

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Everett  Jorgenson 

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Marguerite   Sundberg 
Max    Benson 

George   W.    Irwin 

Moroni    Marchant 
Paul    Christenson 
Ariel    Davis 

Afton    Hodson 

Henry   Woolley 
Gladys    Sorensen 

Joseph    Winder 


Melvin    Ashby 
Eda   Ashby 
Eugene    Blackham 

Tess   Packard 

lla   Schow 

Calvin   Swenson 
Nola   Comer 

Merrill   J.   Reese 

Lee   Stokes 

Mary   Helen    Hacking 
Roscoe   Nelson 

Afton   Judd 

Marguerite  Gardner 
LaRelle   Nelson 
Ida   Holt 
Merrill    Passey 

Chester  May 
Lalovi    Fish 

Harvey   Moore 

Blanche    Lublin 

Oleah    Rockwood 
Donald   Mortensen 
Dorothy    Griffith 
William    A.    DeHart 


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Darroll    Young 
Ellen    Walker 
Albert   Freestone 

Celia    Larsen 

Reva   Jackson 

Herman    Rowley 

Martha   Ashby 

Max   Duffin 

William    Howe 
June  Martineau 

Warren    Kirk 

Lorna   Hull 

Katherine    Davis 

Le  Roy   Smith 
Lucile    Pyne 
Delmar   Kenner 

Henry  Jensen 

Rosella   Wright 
Winston    Fillmore 

Evelyn    Young 

Mildred    Young 
Roy    Hudson 

Ruth    Rasmussen 

Victor    Freestone 


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Lois    Haws 

Jess   A\onson 

Katherine   Smith 
Florence   Todd 

Leland    Priday 
Mattie   Taylor 

Lowell    Yancey 

LaVerl    Hall 

Elaine   De  Graff 

Edsel    Petersen 
Ruth    Dixon 
Frances   Seaton 

LaVerl    Christensen 
Irma   Stowell 

Ezra   Clark 
Golden   Ward 

Margaret   Tholen 
Boyd    Christensen 
Yvonne    Henderson 

Huitau    Allred 

Neil    Mc  Knight 

Wanda    Johnson 
George    Warnick 

Rex    Thomas 


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Richard    Clark 
Don    Tippets 

Rachel    Johnson 

Charles    Warnick 

Milton   Jacob 

Erma   Warnick 
Gilbert   Chatwin 
Fern    Christensen 

Jack    Eastmond 

Joe   Wendel 
Floral    Lemon 
Albert    Swenson 

Shirl    Swenson 

Jean   Summers 

John    Verney 
Reva   Vickers 

Mac   Johnson 

Elmer    Crowley 

La  Rue    Ericksen 

Marvin    Olsen 

Clifford    Young    Jr. 
Edith    Rowley 
Elmo    Poulson 

Ada    Stevens 


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Jack    Woodward 

Keith    Hatch 

Jack    Owen 

Harold    Smith 

Vera    Bagley 

Gilbert   Meldrum 

Ralph   Alder 

Verl    Meyrick 

Ireta    Eagar 
Webster    Decker 

Rawlin    Roper 

Leland    Brooks 

Merline   Gardner 
Levi    Kitchen 

Francis    Rowe 

Tom    Peterson 
Lila    Menzies 

Paul    Murphy 

Marvin    Allen 

Willard    Call 
David    Sabin 

Harold    Mc  Bride 
Bentley   Merrill 


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Jay   Oldroyd 
Bert   Asay 

Reed    Bradford 
Merlin    Christensen 

Marion    Bean 
Eva    Poulsen 

Roberta    Bird 

Laura    Banner 

Harold    Laycock 
Bruce    Ellis 

Ralph    Dabb 
Floyd    Breinholt 

Darrel    Millner 
Ned    Dickson 

Ray   L.   Reid 

R.   D.  Cloward 

Melda    Hacking 
Afton    Daires 
Jennie    Swendsen 
Nanieve   Callahan 

Vern   Moncur 
Glen    Borg 

Barret   Chadwick 

Dee    Judd 


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Elgin   Oliphant 


Reid   Gardner 


Stanford   Steele 


Melvin    Roberts 


Le  Roi    Jones 


Nathan    Hale 


Herbert   Breinholt 


Clair   Pickup 


GLADE    ANDERSON 
President 

MAURINE   MURDOCK        ALICE    TODD 
Secretary    and    Treasurer  Vice-president 


SOPUOMOBtS 


Sophomore  class  proceeded  to  hold  their  Loan 
Fund  Ball  on  Friday,  December  13th— and  curious- 
ly enough  made  a  splendid  success  of  it!  Ap- 
parently using  this  as  a  standard,  the  class  con- 
tinued to  flaunt  custom  and  tradition  by  proving 
(especially  to  erring  Frosh)  that  they  could  be 
as  dignified  and  severe  as  Seniors  and  at  the 
same  time  be  one  of  the  liveliest,  most  active 
classes    on    the    campus. 


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Elma   Anderson 
Don    Fitzgerald 
June    Bateman 
Vern    Hales 
Dorothea   Spear 


Dean   Holden 
Carrie    Peterson 
Jay  A.   Olson 
Avis   Thompson 
Keith    Stevenson 


Jewell    Brain 
Carlos  Taylor 
Irene   Mitchell 
Eldon    Hart 
Donna   Tolboe 


Wayne   Hacking 
Hattie   Cranney 
Max  White 
Lois  Thornton 
Nolan   Oswald 


Maurine   Murdock 
George   W.    Killian 
Josie  Todd 
Carlyle    Lambert 
Margaret   Dudley 


Allan   Johnson 
Mary    Foy 
Paul    Creer 
Phyllis   Daniels 
Drews    Risk 


George   Strebel 
Maurine    Hacking 
Frank    Hess 
Anna    Hardman 
Doyle   Cranney 


Lola    Hacking 
Ray    Hassinger 
Beulah    Carlston 
Lowell    Crandall 
Audrey    Rasmussen 


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Laura    Chadwick 
Boyce   Clark 
LaPreal    Winterton 
Max   Tuft 
Viola    Evans 


Arden    Westman 
Margaret   Crowther 
Jean    Fugal 
Eloise  Welch 
Roy   Nickerson 


Boneta   LeBeau 
Lyman   Davies 
Fulvia   Call 
Kennebh   Aycock 
Afton   Clegg 


Bruce    Huish 
Norma   Jackson 
Gordon   Snow 
Marise    Rockwood 

Royal   Hunter 


Ruth    Paxman 
Dean   Taylor 
Arma   Laye 
Wilson    Sorensen 
Iris    Manwaring 


Don    Ear 
Charlotte    Nelson 
George   Crawford 
Carol    Remund 
Scott    Benson 


Evan   Gardner 
June  Yardley 
Harold   Balls 
Roslyn    Eddington 
Ronald    Pulham 


Dorothy   Brough 
Darley  J.  Allen 
Ruth   Wall 
Reed   Walsh 
Gwen   Morrill 


Grant   Holt 

Metta   Crawford 
Meldon   Warner 
Clara  Mortensen 
LaFayette  Terry 


Lola   Despain 
Roy  Boyer 
Rilla  Jacobson 
Forest  Jennings 

Clara   White 


Verne   Olsen 
Lillieth  Van  Dam 
Glen   Hobson 
Viola   Sears 
Jack  Anderson 


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Darrel   Soffe 
Beth   Stout 
Ariel    Sharp 
Pearl   Youkstetter 
Errol   G.    Brown 


Pearl   Glissmeyer 
Walter    Henderson 
Afton   Tucker 
Russel    Westover 
Elcee   Law 


Keith    Nosack 
Sybil    Cole 
Wesley   Carter 
Roene   Curtis 
Wayne   Soffe 


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Wayne    Rogers 
Alice  Todd 
James    Robertson 
Anna    Olsen 
Harold    Lars 


Maude  Shawcroft 
E.   LeRoy   Hatch 
Helen   Ashton 
Vaughn    Lloyd 
Persis   Young 


Sterling    Olsen 
Mildred    Stewart 
Lester   Whiting 
Lael    Powelsen 
William    E.    Purdy 


Mae  Markham 
Frank   Swenson 
Vonola    Fairbanks 
Rex   Straw 
Hannadell   Winters 


Mario   Robertson 
Alma   Mercer 
McKay  Allred 
Margaret   Peterson 
Irvin    Romney 


Vilate    Butterfield 
Jack   Stringham 
Jennie    Duke 
Glade   Anderson 
Ella    Greenwood 


Morris    Winward 
Ruby   Olsen 
Gene   Greenhalgh 
Dorothy    Ward 
Leon    Frehner 


Ruth    Calder 
Blake    Cloward 
Ada    Hawker 
Robert    D.    Harris 
Lucile    Vernon 


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Elvira   Jenkins 
Verdun    Watts 
Patricia    Lodge 
Venoy   Gay 
Gwen  Kimbal 


Joe   Pace 

Alaire   Young 
Jack   Cook 
Jessie   Johnson 
LaVere    Bagwel 


Dixie    Belnap 

Maurice   Clayton 
Marie    Bestelmeyer 
Brian    Hutchings 
Margaret    Bell 


Oscar   Arnold 
Ellen    Anderson 
Thell    Bailey 
Orlene    Speckart 
Gerald    Lynn 


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Ross    Bnnley 
Rae   Anderson 
Philip    Ashworth 
Olive    Lemon 
Walter    Nosack 


Margaret    Smart 
Keith    H.    Jacobs 
Ruth    Woodruff 
Karl    Brand 
Elayne    Boyle 


Glade    Jorgensen 
Bonna    Ashby 
Ardell    Galloway 
Helen    Johnston 
Ronald    Larsen 


Zella    Peterson 
Charles    Harris 
Marjorie   Straw 
Bert    Boyack 
Elvera    Campbell 


Floyd    Goodrich 
Lucy   Wadley 
Wilford    Dredge 
Amy    Wagstaff 
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Clara    Isakson 
Utella    Smith 
Margaret    Hardy 
Georgia    Olsen 
Maurine    Clark 
Bennett  Jacobs 


Dora    Shellenberger 
Arthur   Welch 
Loa    Harwood 
George    Harston 


Dora    Moon 
Dean    Petersen 
Thora    Cowley 
Maurice    Barnett 
Iwa    Layton 


Ralph    Kirkham 
Mabel    Jensen 
Newal    Robinson 
Vera    Harding 
Rolland    Per 


MARY   ELLEN   STODDARD 
Vice    President 

BOB   BUSWELL  CHARLES   FLETCHER 

Secretary  President 


fRtSUMtN 


rRESHMEN  this  year  have  shown  that  they  have 
uses  other  than  acting  as  the  butt  for  senior 
jokes.  They  have  produced  a  football  team  of 
outstanding  ability,  several  champion  debators,  and 
two  basketball  teams.  Under  the  direction  of 
Charles  Fletcher,  class  president,  the  1936  "Fresh- 
ie  Day"  surpassed  any  of  its  predecessors.  All 
in  all,  this  group  of  nearly  a  thousand  students 
has  welded  itself  into  one  of  the  most  compact, 
progressive    units   on   the   campus. 


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Jay  Christensen 
Melba    Gerard 
Allan  Madsen 
Virginia    Meiling 
Clarence    Geslison 


Alice   Affleck 
Gilbert   Mc  Dougal 
Leah    Harris 
Arthur   Watkins 
Selena    Osguthorpe 


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Verne   Johnson 

Edwin    Miner 
Gladys   Markham 
Glendale   Mouritsen 
Mishie   Stewart 


Max   Shirts 
Jean    Besendorfer 
Earl    S.    Anderson 
Aflon   Shaw 

Ned   Morgan 


Florence    Poulson 
Theron    Reynolds 
Faye   Broadhead 
Eugene    Rollins 
Elaine    Bott 


Paul    Boyer 

Hortense   Oakden 
Harvey   Frost 
Fae  Clark 
Dale    Fitzgerald 


Blanche  McEwan 
Max  M.   Nicholes 
Ruth  Taylor 
Doran   Johnson 
Evelyn    Dixon 


George  Cockett 
Grace   Stahmann 
Harold    Larsen 
Elaine   Hatch 
Dean    L.    Turner 


Laura   Swensen 
Thomas    Baum 
La  Raine   Swensen 
Joseph    M.    Boel 
Gwenne    Daniels 


Fred    Nielsen 
Nadene   Adamson 
Scott  George 
Lola   Taylor 
Isaac    B.    Roberts 


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Lester    Puis 
Elda    Curtis 
Parley    Davis 
Orlene    Boyden 
Reed    Clegg 


Thelma    Wall 
Mark   W.    Siepert 
Marjorie    Killpack 
Waldo    Christensen 
Myrna   Thorson 


Fred    Nickson 
Ruth   Thomas 
Kaye   Jones 
Faye  Graham 

Kent   Clark 


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Helen    Dahl 

Carlos   Phillips 
Virginia    Benson 
Le  Grande   Lewis 
Elaine   Richmond 


Scott   Allen 
Venice   Tuft 
Lyle    Hansen 
Louise   Mayer 
Robert   Brown 


Blanche    Burdick 
Woodrow   Le  Sueur 
Louise   Christensen 
Rex    Hunt 
Vera   Chadwick 


George    Zumbrunnen 
Beth   Taylor 
Alma   Grover 
Hilda    Payne 
Vance   Miller 


Lucy    Larsen 
Gene    Baker 
Helene  Smart 
Walter   Jensen 
La  Verne   Jones 


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Max    Mendenhall 
Eleanor    Blazzard 
Garth    Nebeker 
Farol    Hassell 
D.    Lowry   Smith 


Marie    Brandley 
James    Harris 
Kathreen    Larson 
Cullis   Billings 
Mary   Peterson 


Betty  Morgan 
Ferris   Be 
Phylis   Bant 
Kirk   Brimhall 
Marie    Elliott 


Grant   Hansen 
Kalherine   MacKnight 
Edwin   Smart 
Lucile  Thatcher 
Kieth   Taylor 


Sonoma    Robins 
Forest    Bird 
Margaret  Chrislensen 
Dan    Peterson 

Betty   Hyde 


Gaylen    Wycherly 
Ruth    Burt 
David  Vance 
Norma   Berry 
William    Croo 


Wanda    Laws 
Farren    Nielsen 
Helen  Ward 
Shirl    Cook 
Frances    Johnson 


Mary   Jane  Savage 
Ralph   Swalberq 
Madlyn    Anderson 
Vernon    Roper 
Erva   Wright 


Elliot    Rowan 
Clara    Korth 
Malcolm    Booth 
Jennie    Nielson 
Herman    Henderson 


Louella    Rowan 
Adelbert    Naylor 
Eleanor   Harwood 
Wm.   E.   Pardoe 
Inez    Blazzard 


Edna   Chamberlain 
Wilson    Harper 
Lois    Hall 
Delwin   Johnston 
Mary    Knight 


Morris   Jensen 
Delia    Houtz 
Victor    Bartholomew 
Marge   Olson 
Foster    Rappleye 


Fredrick    Rigby 
Garda   Doman 
Paxman    Martin 
LaVere   Loveland 
Merrill    Larsen 


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Joe   E.   Brown 
Donald    Dobbie 
Leo    Herbert 
Jordon    Jorgensen 
Eunice    Hardy 


Alberta    Hutchings 
Ralph    Shields 
Emma   Lou  Storrs 
Sterling    Strate 
Raymond    Hashitani 


Le  Roy    Douglas 
Edith    Peterson 
Lawrence    Murray 
Mary    Whitwood 
Earl    Cald« 


Lavon    Payne 
Bernice    Nelson 
Dorr   Hanson 
Pyna    Heiner 
Charles    Fish 


Karma    Evans 
Sheldon    Dixon 
Aenone   Woolf 
James    Dudley 
Mary    Brown 


Dessa  Tippetts 
La  Mar   Larsen 
Anna  Mae  Richards 
Jerald   Rowan 

Grace  Wilde 


Ben   Olsen 
Helen    Ellison 
Mont   Stephensen 
Virtue   Fischer 

Ariel   Chatterton 


Elva  Wignall 
Guy    R.    Cutler 
Marjorie   Taylor 
Drew    Leonard 
Bernice  Cash 


Wesley   Knudsen 
Idona    Rencher 
Ralph   Christensen 
Rose  Marie  Edwards 
Devon    Sanderson 


Bernice   Oblad 
Monte    Bailey 
Arline  Allred 
Marvin    Metcalf 
Lola   Carman 


Melba    Clark 
Bert    Isaac 
Cleo    Pond 
Max    Stone 
Lolita    Christensen 


Francis    Faucette 
Ida    Bowen 
Rupert    Burgess 
Eva   Watts 
Vernon    Moon 


LaPrele   Memmott 
Doris    Black 
Pauline   Burgess 
Parley   Lloyd 
Dorothy    Greenwood 


Lestor    Pals 

Madelyn    Wilkins 
Merrill    Van  Wagoner 
Saxon    F.    Asay 
Fred   Carling 


Dorothy    Hoggan 
Verl    Allman 
Marie    Isaksen 
Russell    AAadsen 
Ivy    Roberts 


Howard   Andrus 
Leola    Layton 
Grant    Pickup 
Maxine   Turner 
Ted   Coltrin 


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Wilson    Stewart 
Ines    Hunter 
Gerald   Anderson 
Fern    Houston 
John    Utvich 


Wanda    Jackman 
Ernest   Settle 
Edith    Linford 
Kent   Mitchell 
Melba   Millc 


Allan    Woolley 
Zola   Scott 

Merlin    Bishop 
Elaine    Sorensen 
Franklin    Hopper 


Kathryn    Christensen 
Marden    Clark 
Ardis    Christensen 
Thomas    Lefler 
Leola    Knudsen 


Jerry    Zobell 
Hellen    Devey 
LeRoy    Hill 
Eleanor    Moore 
Maurice    Lambert 


Florence    Parry 
Arta   Lind 
Lee   Nokleby 
Betty   Torgesen 
Bert   Mills 
Dorothy    Foster 


Donna    Van  Wagenen 
Bernece    Bradshaw 
Arvilla    Olson 
Clara   Colton 
Blanche    Swart 
Fay    Lund 


Faye    Crouch 
James    Lemon 
Edith    Heywood 
Chase    McClellan 
Kathryn    Powel 
Max    Seele 


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CAMPUS  LIU 


A  college  campus  is  a  beautiful  place.  A  col- 
lege campus  with  people  on  it  is  an  interesting 
place.  OUR  college  campus  with  US  on  it  is 
the  most  fascinating  place  in  the  world,  we 
unanimously  agree.  So  here  we  have  haphazard 
shots  of  OUR  campus  with   US  on  it. 


If   practice 
makes   perfect- 

The  beta   beta 
beta   bug   hunt 

Slow!   men   at  work 

The  babes   turn   out 
We   want   a   touchdown! 
Hiking   to  Timp  cave 

On  the  trail   of  the  Y 


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LYCEUM   CALENDAR 


WILLIAM  T.    FOSTER 
November   6 
"Economics   and    Finance' 


E.  T.   COLTON 
February  5 
War   Conditions   in    Europe'' 


TAOS    INDIANS 
October  30 

SEATTLE   SYMPHONY  ORCHESTRA 

December  3 

(Courtesy   Walters   Studio,   Seattle) 


LORADO  TAFT 
December  4 
"One   hundred    master- 
pieces  of  Sculpture" 


CAMERON 
Symphony   Orchestra    Director 
(Courtesy   Walters   Studio,   Seattle) 


LYCEUM  CALENDAR 


RAYMOND   BURT 
November   22 
Pianist 


A.C.   PILLSBURY 

March    17 

"Miracles   in    Nature" 


ANNA  LOUISE   STRONG 

February   28 

"Russia" 


SHAWN   DANCERS 

February   I 

Ted  Shawn,  director 

LOUIS  UNTERMEYER 
January  9,   IO 
"Evolution   of   Poetry" 


E.   E.  TURNER 

April    13 

"Nationalism    in   Germany" 

ALBERT   RAPPAPORT 
March   4 
Russian   Tenor 


UPTON    CLOSE 

February   19 

"The   Course   of   Empire" 


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VAL    NORNS  First   Place 

Beating  The   Farmers   at   their   Own   Game" 

CESTA   TIES      Second    Place 
"Good   Morning   Judge" 

BRIGADIERS     Second   Place 
"Knight   After    Knight" 


THALIANS     Third  Place 
"Mrs.   Rocky  Mountain   Conference" 

TAUSI6S      Fourth   Place 
"R.  M.  C.  Amateurs" 


BRICKERS      Fourth    Place 
Badda   Aggie   and    his   40   Thieves" 


Backstage  with  the  Marionette 
show 

Another  view  of  the  Founders' 
Day   Parade 

The   library   reading 

room   near  the  end 

of  the  quarter 


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'36   prom-ers  spend  an 
evening   in   the   old   South 

Student   body   dance   chairman 
Bert   Fullmer 


The  band   embarks 
on   a   tour 


Trombone   trio 

Yell    leaders   Graham 
and   Swenson 


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Prom  chairman 
Crowley  and   partner 

Chairman   Grant   Holt, 
the  man  who  dared   schedu 
dance  on    Friday  the  thirteenth 


Friday   the   thirteenth— 
the  Sophomore    Loan 
Fund    Ball 


PtRSON 


CORNELIUS  PETERSON 


ALITItS 


NADINE   TAYLOR 


VIRGIL  WEDGE 


PtRSON 


FLORENCE  TODD 


ALITItS 


HUGH    CANNON 


LEOLA  GREEN 


REPRESENTATIVE  STUDENTS 

The  university's  representative  students  were  selected  for 
the  Banyan  by  popular  vote,  each  student  submitting  the 
names  of  four  men  and  four  women  who  he  thought  most 
splendidly  represented  the  school  in  scholarship,  personality, 
and  democratic  spirit.  Of  the  one  hundred  and  eight 
women  and  one  hundred  and  fifty-two  men  named,  the  ten 
highest  of  each  were  selected  for  final  voting.  Eight  of 
these   were    chosen   as    the   most     representative. 

All  important  phases  of  "Y"  life  are  represented  by 
these  students--the  A.  W.  S.,  music,  drama,  Public  Service, 
athletics,  class  officer,  student  body  officer,  and  the  Junior 
Prom. 

Those  who  received  their  honor  indeed  deserve  the 
laurels  for  outstanding  student  achievement,  and  with  them 
the   appreciation   of   the   "Y". 

Photographs    by    Ecker,    Salt    Lake    City 


PUBLICATIONS 


Side  by  side  in  the  Maeser  Memorial  are  the 
new  quarters  of  the  campus  publications,  just 
close  enough  for  neighborly  (?)  associations. 
Unknown  to  the  public  eye,  each  day  is  enacted 
a  drama  of  stirring  strife  and  manly  warfare  be- 
tween the  two  offices,  the  bone  of  contention 
being  either  the  rightful  proprietorship  of  the 
telephone  or  the  degraded  art  of  the  Y  News 
which  attempts   to   depict    Banyan  staff   members. 


Newcomer 

Dixon 

Graham 


Manwaring 
Jorgensen 
Nicholes 


Priday 
Knight 
Hess 


Mercer 

Mickelsen 

Young 


Clayson 

Hyde 

Hales 


Brinton 

Owen 

Merrill 


I936  BANYAN 


EDITORIAL  STAFF 


LELAND   PRIDAY 

Editor 


Leland    Priday 
Luana   Mercer 
Vincent    Newcomer 
Gladys    Manwaring 
Dick  Graham 
Eleanor   Nicholes 
Glenaveve   Decker 
Laura   Merrill 
Marion    Piatt 
George   Strebel 
Jean    Smith 
Milt   Jacob 
Phyllis   Dixon 
Elayne    Boyle 
Vern    Hales 
Betty    Hyde 
Mary    Knight 
Mildred   Young 
Sam   Calder 
Herbert    Breinholt 
Margaret   Tholen 
Clifton    Boyack 


Editor 

Associate   Editor 

Art    Editor 

Literary    Editor 

Bunyon    Editor 

Activities 

Seniors 

Organizations 

Proof   Reader 

Photography 

Women's   Sports 

Men's   Sports 

Student   Administration 

Music   and    Drama 

Snapshots 

Typist 

Typist 

Typist 

Bunyon 

Art 

Art 

Publicity 


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LeBeau 

Boyack 

B.   Ashby 


Calder 
E.   Ashby 
Hart 


Decker 
Jensen 
Olsen 


1936  BANYAN 


BUSINESS  STAFF 


Woodrow   Mickelsen 
Jack  Owen 
Marge   Olsen 
Amy   Brinton 


Business   Manager 

Advertising   Manager 

Secretary 

Secretary 


ADVERTISING  ASSISTANTS 


Eldon    Hart 
Henry   Jensen 


Glade  Jorgensen 
Harold    Larsen 


PRODUCTION     STAFF 


Eli    K.   Clayson 
Bonna   Ashby 
Eda  Ashby 
Boneta    LeBeau 
Frank   Hess 


Production  Manager 
Mounting 
Mounting 
Mounting 
Mounting 


SALESMEN 


Lyman  Davies 
Persis  Young 
Blanche   Swart 


Bennett   Jacobs 

Berniece   Hacking 

Elmo    Poulsen 


Jacob 
Smith 
Davies 


Boyle 
Breinholt 
Tholen 


Strebel 

Piatt 

Larsen 


WOODROW  MICKELSEN 
Business    Manager 

JACK   OWEN 
Advertising   Manager 


Boyack 
Poulsen 


Decker 
Green 


Domina 
Clegg 


M.   Nelson 
Hassell 


Hansen 
R.    Nelson 


J.    Nelson 
Coltrin 


"Y"  NEWS 


JOHN    DOMINA,   Editor 
ROY    HUDSON,    Associate 


EDITORIAL  STAFF 


John    Domina 
Roy   Hudson 
Ermel    Morton 
Afton   Hanson 


Editor 

Assistant   Editor 

Assistant   Editor 

Society   Editor 


Roslyn    Eddington  Assistant   Society   Editor 

Milt  Jacob  Sport   Editor 

Reed   Walsh  Proof   Reader 

Don   Searle  '    Columnist 

Roscoe   Nelson  Columnist 

Anthony   Woolf  Columnist 


Hudson 
Jacob 


Manwaring 
L.    Nelson 


Walsh 
R.    Eddington 


Westman 
Booth 


D.    Eddington 
Woolf 


Morton 

Jolley 


"Y"  NEWS 


BUSINESS  STAFF 
Milton    Nelson  Business   Manager 

Clifton    Boyack  Assl.    Business   Manager 

Arden  Westman  Collection  Manager 

Elmo    Poulson  Circulation   Manager 


MILTON   NELSON 

Business    Manager 


REPORTERS 


Farol    Hassell 
Thornton    Booth 
Jay    Nelson 
June    Fames 
Bill    Coltrin 
Afton   Clegg 
Gladys-  Manwaring 


LaRelle    Nelson 

Glenaveve   Decker 

Udell   Jolley 

John    Bucher 

Doyle  Green 

Donna    Eddington 

Steve   Glasscock 


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MUSIC 


r-ROM  all  parts  of  the  country  come  young,  hope- 
ful musicians;  good,  bad,  mediocre.  Under  the 
skillful  direction  of  Professors  Sauer,  Robertson, 
Condie  and  Summerhays  they  find  their  niche  in 
the  great  symphony  of  the  "Y".  With  their  train- 
ing, their  desires  fulfilled,  they  help  to  give  the 
rest  of  the  student  body  something  of  the  melo- 
dy  their   hearts   have   captured. 


ORCHESTRA 


LEROY  J     ROBERTSON,   Director 

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The   personnel   of   the   orchestra   is   as  follows: 

Violins:  Donald  Olsen,  concert  master;  Dearwyn 
Sardoni,  Ann  Clayson,  Rowena  Christensen,  Willis 
Sorensen,  Junior  Lundquist,  Don  Earl,  Max  But- 
ler, Hazel  Anderson,  Helen  Johnson,  Marguerite 
Christensen,  Shirl  Cook,  Zina  Hinckley,  Ruth 
Romer,  Vern  Davis,  Lalovie  Fish,  Vaughn  Holt, 
Helen  Clark,  Jack  Rupper,  Max  Shirts,  Helen 
Ellison,  Norma  Jackson,  Alice  Todd,  Nita  Black, 
Willard  A.  Call,  Maurine  Van  Cotl,  Neva  Strate, 
Margaret  Crowther,  Winston  Downs,  Evan  Beck- 
strand. 

Violas:  John  S.  Hilgendorf,  Harold  Laycock, 
Loraine  Bowman,  Leland  Priday,  Herman  Hatch, 
Margaret  Hardy,  Dallin  Nielson,  Lois  West,  Al- 
bert  Swenson,   France   Childs. 

Cellos:  Gustave  Buggert,  Owen  Bingham,  Car- 
ma  Bailiff,  Stella  Frisby,  Burnell  Tietjen,  Orlene 
Speckarl,  Edith  Clark,  Beulah  Hinkley,  Owen 
Burgener,   Crandall    Giddings. 


ORCHESTRA 


PROGRAM 

Overture  to  Mignon 

Thomas 

Choral    Prelude 

Malliday 

Violin  Concerto 

No.    22  (Part  One) 

Viotti 

Espana   Rhapsody 

Chabrier 

Symphony  in    E   Minor 

No.  5  ("From  the  New  World") 

Dvorak 

Adagio;  Allegro   molto 

Largo 

Scherzo;   molto  vivace 

Finale;  Allegro  con  fuoco 

REX   SUTHERLAND,   Manager 


CONCERT  BAND 


PERSONNEL 


ROBERT    SAUER,    Director 


The   personnel  of  the  concert   band   is  as  follows: 

Flutes  and  piccolos:  Wilrord  Weight,  Phillipa 
Rushton,    Darrel    Soffe,    Lois   Choules. 

Oboes:  Rex  Sutherland,  Virl  L.  Harrison, 
Joe  Wendell. 

E-Flat   Clarinets:      Eva   Starr. 

B-Flat  Clarinets:  Milo  Adams,  Harry  Clark, 
John  Halliday,  Inez  Blazzard,  DeMonte  Washburn, 
David  Firmage,  Dorr  W.  Hansen,  Verdun  Watts, 
Leland  Priday,  Clara  White,  Alfred  Dexter,  Ralph 
Kirkham,  Lucille  Vernon,  Leo  Munson,  Gordon 
LeSueur,  Elwood  Haws,  Marjorie  Killpack,  Keith 
Stephenson,  Eleanor  Moore,  Burton  Hunt,  Iris 
Manwaring,   Ruth  Giles. 

Bassoons:     Grant   Baker,   Ella    Pace. 

Saxophones:  Spencer  Crabtree,  Calvin  Swen- 
son,    Erva   Wright,    Durwood    Butler,   Marcell    Bird. 

Cellos:      Stella    Frisby,   Bernell   Tietjen. 


CONCERT  BAND 


PROGRAM 

Rosamunde  Overture 

Schubert 

Orpheus   in   der   Unterwelt 

Offenbach 

Safari   Overture 

Holmes 

Egmont   Overture 

Beethoven 

Prelude  to   Die 

Meistersinger   von    Nurnberg 

Wagner 

March   Slave  Tschaikowsky 

Pomp  and   Circumstance  Elger 

The   Three   Kings  (Trumpet   Trio)  Smith 

Al    and    Pal  (Trombone    Duet)  Short 

The  old  Refrain  Kreisler 

Prelude   in   C      Minor  Rachmaninoff 

Pilgrim   Chorus   from  Tannhauser  Wagner 

Selection   from   Maritana  Wallace 


JOE    CLAYSON,   Manager 


HANSEL   AND   GRETEL 


RICHARD    P.    CONDIE-Director 


Stealing  the  show  with  her  wicked  laugh,  the 
witch  who  eats  children  kept  the  audience  in 
suspense  while  Hansel  and  Gretel  gave  a  real 
interpretation  of  their  parts  in  Humperdink's 
Famous  opera,  "Hansel  and  Gretel."  Accom- 
plished soloists  and  a  selected  school  chorus, 
aided  by  dancers  from  the  physical  education 
department,  were  impressive  in  their  portrayal  of 
the  traditional  characters  i  n  the  old  German 
fairy  tale. 


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HANSEL  AND  GRETEL 


SOLOISTS 


ELDA    NEVES-Accompanist 


Hansel 

Farris   Edgley 

Gretel 

Alice   Carlson 

Gertrude,  the   mother 

Alicebelh  Whitely 

Peter,   the  broommaker 

Douglas   Merrill 

The  Witch 

Mary   McGregor 

Sandman 

Barbara    Perrett 

Dewman 

Eulalia   Condie 

DIRECTORS 

Conductor 

Richard   Condie 

Speech    Director 

Alonzo   J.   Morley 

Dancing 

Aline   C.    Smith 

Back    Row:       Donald    McKay,     Ralph    Britsch,     Royden    Braithwaite,     Dallin    Neilson,    Farris    Edgley, 

Ellis   Doty,   Mr.    Paxman,    Rhodes   Jeppson,   Wilford    Lee,   Marcell    Bird. 
Front    Row:     Ina    Webb,    Lola    Jensen,    Reva    Vickers,     Lucille    Bowers,     Lota    Paxman,    Elda    Neves, 

Li'lieth    Van    Dam,    Miss    Summerhays  (director),    Stella    Frisby,    Ruth    P.    Richan,    Mrs. 

Johnson,     Birdie    Gardner,     Dorothy     Brough,     Alicebeth     Whitely,     Mary    McGregor, 

Florence    Todd  (accompanist). 

(not    in    picture)    Florence    Peterson,     Vernon     Leemasler,     Virginia     Wilstead,     Marien 

Bean,   Melba    Cope. 

BACH  CHORUS 


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The  chorus  has  delighted  music  lovers  with  several 
performances  of  Bach  cantatas  under  the  direction 
of  Margaret  Summerhays.  During  the  past  three 
years,  it  has  made  us  conscious  of  three  more 
glorious  gifts  of  the  great  master  composer.  The 
singers  love  and  understanding  of  his  work  was 
shown  in  the  cantatas,  "Sleepers  Wake",  "Jesu, 
Priceless  Treasure,"  and  in  the  touching  "Saint 
John's    Passion." 


Personnel:  Rinda  Abegg,  Nadine  Adamson,  Madlyn  Anderson,  Eda  Ashby,  Eladia  Ashworth, 
Geraldine  Beck,  Inez  Blazzard,  Lucille  Bowers,  Blanche  Burdick,  Helen  Ellison,  Marjorie 
Felshaw,  Virtue  Fischer,  Birdie  Gardner,  Fern  Gardner,  Mary  Green,  Lila  Hatch,  Helen 
Holbrook,  Betty  Hyde,  Ana  Jensen,  Ann  Jolley,  Mary  Knight,  Beth  Knudsen,  Cathreen 
Larson,  Betty  Morgan,  Bernice  Nelson,  Charlotte  Nelson,  Arvilla  Olsen,  Cora  Olsen, 
Beth  Paxman,  Beth  Pond,  Jean  Pratt,  Mary  Pulley,  Geneva  Ricks,  Beatrice  Rogers,  Ellen 
Scorup,  Orpha  Soffe,  Emma  Lou  Spencer,  Helen  Sutton,  Virginia  Sutton,  Florence  Todd, 
Betty  Torgesen,   Alicebeth   Whitely,   Erva   Wright. 


LADIES   GLEE 


Lift  Thine  Eyes,"  the  first  chorus  presented 
during  the  year,  suggests  the  ideal  in  singing 
which  Miss  Summerhays  instills  into  the  hearts 
of  her  students.  With  her  inspiration,  the  ladies 
have  lifted  their  hearers  into  delightful  participa- 
tion in  the  sweet  experience  of  music.  The  Bach 
chorus  assisted  them  in  entertaining  Leadership 
Week  guests;  and  their  spring  concert  was  assisted 
by   a   ladies  string   quartette. 


FLORENCE    TODD,   Accompanist 


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THE   MESSIAH  Honoring  the  time-old  custom  of  presenting  the 

Messiah  at  Christmas,  appreciative  students  and 
townspeople  once  again  filled  the  L  D.  S.  tab- 
ernacle to  hear  the  university  chorus  interpret 
the  world-famous  oratorio  of  Handel.  Professor 
Richard  P.  Condie  directed  the  chorus  in  the 
place  of  Professor  Franklin  Madsen  who  inaug- 
urated the  oratorio  at  the  university  and  who  is 
away  this  year.  Solo  and  group  singing  was  ex- 
ceptional   in   its   rendition. 


Bach's  "Passion  According  to  Saint  John,"  was 
presented  during  Easter  season  by  the  music  de- 
partment under  the  direction  of  LeRoy  J.  Robert- 
son. Beginning  with  the  mighty  "Lord,  Our  Re- 
deemer," and  closing  with  the  tranquil  "Rest  Here 
in  Peace,"  the  story  of  Christ's  betrayal  was 
beautifully  expressed.  The  augmented  Bach  chorus 
and  the  University  Symphony  Orchestra  carried 
the  difficult  ensemble  while  Professor  Richard 
Condie  sang   the  role  of  the  narrator. 


BACH   PASSION 


Dean    GERRIT    de    JONG,    Jr 


(Upper  Left)      String    Quartette 

Professor  LeRoy  J.  Robertson,  First   Violin 
Donald   Olsen,   Second   Violin 
Gustave   Buggert,  Cello 
Harold    Laycock,   Viola 

(Upper   Right)      J.   J.    Keeler,    Pipe  Organ 

(Lower   Left)      Trumpet   Trio 
Deane  Alsop 
Burns    Hansen 
Bennie   Schmiett 

(Lower  Right)     Cougar   Quartette 
Florence  Todd,   accompanist 
Douglas  Merrill,   First  Tenor 
Farris    Edgley,  Second   Tenor 
Royden    Brailhwaite,   First    Bass 
Ralph    Britsch,   Second    Bass 


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ART 


Versatility!  With  smudged  faces,  dirty  smocks, 
oil  brushes  and  paint  pots,  the  Art  department 
carries  on  its  daily  job  of  answering  calls  for  ban- 
ner signs  informing  the  students  of  "Y"  activities, 
colorful  costumes  for  our  plays  and  operas,  scen- 
ery for  performances,  paintings,  show-card  coloring, 
and  effective  artistry  for  the  "Y"   dancing    parties. 


APPLIED  ART 


PROF.    E.    H.    EASTMOND 


Seemingly  by  remote  control,  a  colorful  pageant 
was  produced  in  New  York  this  year,  through 
the  combined  efforts  of  the  Y  Applied  Art  di- 
vision and  the  art  alumni. 

The  department  added  another  success  to  its 
growing  list  by  presenting  the  pageant,  "Wings 
of  Western  Progress",  at  the  university  Summer 
School  at   Alpine   last   summer. 

The  Studio  Guild,  art  fraternity,  was  reorgan- 
ized during  the  winter  to  further  this  extension 
work  and  to  enlarge  the  well-known  Y  art  exhib- 
its. The  outstanding  exhibit  presented  during 
the  1936  Leadership  Week  was  typical  of  their 
creative  ability. 


FINE   ART 


Planning  to  challenge  the  interest  and  increase 
the  art  appreciation  of  all  students,  the  Fine  Arts 
department  chose  for  its  project  this  year  the  pur- 
chase of  several  choice  paintings  by  outstanding 
artists. 

Under  the  direction  of  Professor  B.  F.  Lar- 
sen,  the  art  library  has  been  added  to,  both  in 
quality  and  quantity  through  the  purchase  of  the 
two  large  Indian  murals  by  Minerva  Tichert;  the 
portraits  of  President  Heber  J.  Grant  and  Pres- 
ident F.  S.  Harris  by  Lee  Richards;  a  French 
painting  by  Augustus  Bon  Heur;  two  paintings 
from  the  Springville  exhibition  and  a  copy  of  a 
painting   from   the   Metropolitan   Museum. 


PROF.   B.    F.    LARSEN 


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During  the  hot  summer  months,  B.  Y.  students 
refresh  themselves  through  the  creation  of  artistry 
in  landscape  painting,  stimulated  by  the  atmo- 
sphere of  Aspen  Grove.  Professor  B.  F.  Larson 
directs  the  art  students  at  this  six  weeks  session. 
Some  of  the  finest  work  of  the  year  is  pro- 
duced under  the  influence  of  Professor  Larson 
and    the   Alpine   grandeur. 


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DRAMA  AND^ORtNSICS 


To  us  it  is  a  finished  product.  Beautifully  tim- 
ed, convincingly  portrayed,  startling  in  its  lighting 
effects  .  .  .  but  before  the  curtain  comes  up,  be- 
fore the  play  could  be  presented  .  .  .  hours  of 
weary  practice;  stage  hands  frantically  trying  new 
scenery,  new  lights;  directors  worried  with  new 
talent;  actors  trembling  with  "stage-fright"  .  .  . 
all    for   one   night   of   glory. 


COUNSELOR  AT  LAW 

Fall   Comedy 

November   6,   7,   8. 

PETER  IBBETSON 

Theta  Alpha   Phi 
December   12,   13,   14. 


WILD  DUCK 
February   IO,   II 


TAMING  OF  THE  SHREW 

Theta   Alpha    Phi    Leadership    Play 

January    29 


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NIGHT  OVER  TAOS 
Annual   Competitive 
February   20,   21,   22. 


THE  BAD  MAN 

Alumni 
March    26,    27. 


LADIES  OF  THE  JURY 
Spring   Comedy 
April   30,  May   I. 


ALONZO  MORLEY,   KATHRYN    B.    PARDOE,    LAFAYETTE   TERRY,  T.    EARL   PARDOE 


PLAY  DIRECTORS 


PROF.   T.    EARL   PARDOE 


With  a  "no-star"  system  as  their  policy  and 
new  costumes,  lighting  system,  and  stage  proper- 
ties, the  Speech  department  has  excelled  in 
drama   presentation. 

In  the  play  "Counselor  At  Law",  a  new  star 
was  discovered  in  G.  Ott  Romney;  in  "Peter 
Ibbetson,"  new  shadow  lighting  was  effected;  and 
nearly  fifty  high  schools  and  junior  colleges  par- 
ticipated in  the  Seventh  Annual  Speech  Tourn- 
ament   and    Drama    Festival. 

A  speech  clinic  and  practice  room  with  offices 
near  have  been  added  enabling  the  department 
to  equip  a  great  number  of  students  to  compete 
in   the   dramatic   world. 


COUNSELLOR   AT    LAW 

November   7,   8 

By   Elmer   Rice 

Directed    by  T.   Earl    Pardoe, 

Lafayette  Terry   and    Kathryn    B.    Pardoe 


TAMIN6   OF  THE   SHREW 

January   29 

By  William   Shakespeare 

Directed   by  T.   Earl    Pardoe 


BESSIE  6REEN 
HENRY  SUSSKIND 
SARAH  BECKER 
A  TALL  MAN 
A  STOUT  MAN 
A  POST  MAN 
ZEBORAH  CHAPMAN 
GOLDIE  RENSKOPLY 
CHARLES  McFADDEN 
JOHN  P.  TEDESCO 
BOOTBLACK 
REGINA  GORDON 
HERBERT  WEINBURG 
ARTHUR  SANDLER 
LILLIAN  LARUE 
ERRAND  BOY 
ROY  DARWIN 
GEORGE  SIMON 
CORA  SIMON 
A  WOMAN 
MRS.  SIMON 
PETER  H.  MALONE 
CRAYFIELD 


Verna  Allen 

Grant   Peterson 

Bernice   Hacking 

Sam  Sorenson 

Guy  Callahan 

Elmer  Crowley 

Nadine  Taylor 

Margaret  Peterson 

Gilbert  Tolhurst 

Lafayette  Terry 

Max    Russell 

Helen  Candland 

Tom    Broadbent 

Anthon   Yarbrough 

Afton    Hansen 

Clifton    Boyack 

Gerald    Robinson 

G.  Ott   Romney 

Monta   Wentz  Anderson 

Mary  McGregor 

Leona   Eitel 

Blaine  Swenson 

Virgil   Wedge 


JOHAN  R.  BREITSTEIN    Weldon  Alldredge 
DAVID  SIMON  Ferris    Bell 

HARRY   BECKER  Wayne   Rogers 

RICHARD   DWIGHT  JR.  Bill   Goodman 

DORTHY   DWIGHT  Hazel   Anderson 

FRANCIS  CLARK  BAIRD        Fred  Nickson 


PETER   IBBETSON 

December  12-13-14 

By  John   N.   Raphael 

Directed   by   Kathryn  B.    Pardoe 

and  Alice   S.   Chrislensen 

PETER   IBBETSON        Sherman   Chrislensen 
COLONEL   IBBETSON  Milton    Nelson 

MAJOR  DUQUESNOIS 

MR.  LINTOT 

RAPHAEL  MERRIDEW 

CROCKETT 

THE  BISHOP 

CHARLIE  PLUNKET 

ACHILLE  GRIGOUX 

MARY,  DUCHESS  OF  TOWERS 

Beth    Paxman 

MRS.  DEANE 

GOVERNOR 

MRS.  GLYNN 

MADGE  PLUNKET 

LADY  VIANA  VIVASH 

VICTORINE 

A  SISTER  OF  MERCY 


Allen   Sorenson 

Bill   Goodman 

Gerald    Robinson 

Jack  Gibb 

Elmer  Crowley 

Shirl   Swenson 

Warren    Kirk 


Kathryn   B.    Pardoe 

Sam   Sorenson 

Fern  Smoot 

Helen   Young 

Hermese  Broadbent 

Maza   Chrislensen 

Irma  Acord 


MME.   SERASKIER  Fern   Chrislensen 

M.  PASQUIER  DELA  MARIERE 

Cliflon    Boyack 
MME.  PASQUIER  DELA  MARIERE 

Leola  Green 
GOGO  Lorna   Wentz 

MIMSEY   SERASKIER  Hazel   Anderson 

PRISON    CHAPLAIN  Wayne    Rogers 

GUY  WAINWAR1NG  Roy    Huntington 

WARDEN  Guy  Callahan 

TURNKEY  Ariel    Davis 


BAPTISTA 

VINCENTIO 

LUCENTIO 

PETRUCHIO 

GREMIO 

HORTENSIO 

TRANIO 

BIONDELLO 

GRUMIO 

CURTIS 

A  PEDANT 

NATHANIAL 

JOSEPH 

A  TAYLOR 

KATHARINA 

BIANCA 

A  WIDOW 

PAGES 


Allan    Sorenson 

Shirl    Swenson 

Elmer  Crowley 

Sam   Sorenson 

Bill   Goodman 

Warren    Kirk 

Wayne   Rogers 

Webster   Decker 

Gilbert  Tolhurst 

Ariel   Davis 

Allan   Johnson 

Ross   Sanders 

Maurice  Fullenback 

Clifton   Boyack 

Tess   Packard 

Fern   Chrislensen 

Hermese   Broadbent 

Hazel   Anderson 

Merlene  Gardner 


WILD   DUCK 

January   23-4-5 

By   Henrik   Ibsen 

Directed   by  T.   Earl   Pardoe 


WERLE-MERCHANT 
GREGOR'S 
OLD  EKDAL 
HJALMER  EKDAL 


Gilbert  Tolhurst 

Howard  McKenzie 

Bob   Buswell 

Fred  Nickson 


GINA  Lucille  Christopherson 

HEDVIG  Erlene  Durrani 

MRS.  SORBY  Margaret   Peterson 

RELLING-DOCTOR  Blaine  Swenson 

MOLVICK  Richard  Oakley 

GRABERG-BOOKKEEPER 

Anthon  Yarbrough 

PETTERSON-SERVANT       Floyd  Brienholt 
JENSEN-WAITER  Galen  Wycherly 

NORMAN-SERVANT  Allen  Johnson 

FAT  GENTLEMEN  Lew  White 

THIN-HAIRED  GENTLEMAN   Robert  Cape 


THE   BAD  MAN 

March    26-27 

By   Porter   Emerson    Browne 

Directed    by  Monta  Wentz  Anderson 

and   Glen  S.    Potter 


GILBERT  JONES 
HENRY  SMITH 
MORGAN  PELL 
LUCIA  PELL 
TED  GIDDINGS 
JASPER  HARDY 
ANGELA  HARDY 
PEDRO 
VENUSTIANO 
PANCHO  LOPEZ 
ALVERADA 
BRADLEY 
BLAKE 


Farrel    Colletl 

Alonzo  J.   Morley 

Lafayette  Terry 

Eunice   Bird 

Wayne   Rogers 

Ralph    Britsch 

Fern  Smoot 

Glen   S.    Potter 

Veoyn   Smith 

Jean    R.    Paulson 

Eliza    Bjerregaard 

Ariel  Davis 

Gerald    Robinson 


NI6HT  OVER  TAOS 

February   2o,   21,   22 

By  Maxwell   Anderson 

Directed    by 

T.   Earl    Pardoe   and   Kathryn    B.    Pardoe 


INDIAN  SLAVE 

DONNA  VERI 

VALERIA 

MARIA 

RAQUEL 

CONCHITA 

NUNA 

LITA 

CARLOTA 

CHRISTINA 

GROSO 

DONO  JOSEFA 

FATHER  MARTINEZ 

DIANA 

DIEGO 

FREDERICO 

NARCISO 

DON  HERMANO 

DON  MIGUEL 

FELIPE 

SANTOS 

PABLO  MONTOYA 

ANDROS 

DON  FERNANDO 

MATEO 

CAPTAIN  MOLYNEAUX 

TRAPPER 

TRAPPER 

PEONS 


Marie   Brandley 

Marguerite   Sundberg 

Elayne    DeGraff 

Margarel  Tholen 

Gladys   Sorenson 

Louise   Barton 

Huitau  Allred 

June   Martlneau 

Isabelle   Dillman 

Geraldine   Eggertsen 

Richard   Oakley 

Mary   McGregor 

Wayne    Rogers 

Leola   Green 

Stanford   Steel 

Gilbert  Tolhurst 

Ferris   Bell 

Sam   Sorenson 

Blaine   Swenson 

Gerald    Robinson 

Ralph    Ungermann 

Lafayette  Terry 

Delmar    Kenner 

Maurice  Clayton 

Deloy   McMullin 

Gerry   Caldwell 

Stan   Steel 

Tell   Muelstetn 

Marjorie  Wagers 

Floyd   Breinholl 

Galen  Wycherly 


LADIES   OF  THE   JURY 

April    30,   May   I 

By   Fred    Ballard 

Directed  by  T.    Earl    Pardoe, 

Lafayelte  Terry   and   Gilbert  Tolhurst 

MRS.  LIVINGSTON  BALDWIN  CRANE 

Marguerite    Sun  berg 
LILLY    PRATT  Fae   Clark 

CYNTHIA   TATE  Faye   Graham 

MAYME    MIXTER  Gladys   Sorenson 

MRS.    DACE  Lila   Maughan 

MRS.   MAGUIRE  Margaret    Hardy 

JAY   J.    PRESSLEY  Milton    Nelson 

SPENCER    B.    DAZEY  Blaine   Swenson 

ALONZO    BEAL  Deloy   McMullin 

TONY    PENELLI  Ray  McGuire 

STEVE    BROMM  Ralph    Ungermann 

ANDREW   MACKAIG  Jay    Nelson 

JUDGE    FISH  Delmar    Kenner 

HALSEY   VAN    STYE  Lafayette   Terry 

RUTHERFORD    DALE  Virgil   Wedge 

DR.  QUINCY  ADAMS  JAMES  JR. 

LeRoi   Jones 


ART  DOBS 

MRS.  GORDON 

EVELYN  SNOW 

CLERK 

COURT  REPORTER 

SUZANNE 


Maurice   Clayton 

Hazel    Anderson 

Maurine    Murdock 

Max    Powell 

Virginia   Meiling 

Ellen   Warner 


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Clifford   Young  June   Martineau  George    Killian  Madge   Jacobs  T.    Earl    Pardoe 

Vernon    Davies      Marlowe   Wooton      Darlene   Owens      Bill    Reeder  Inez    Blazzard  Otis    Burton 


FORENSICS 


WILLIAM   REEDER 
Manager 


The  annual  autumn  Rocky  Mountain  Senior  College  Tourn- 
ament provided  the  first  active  inter-collegiate  competition 
for  Brigham  Young  University  debators  this  year.  A  wom- 
en's team,  Darlene  Owens  and  Madge  Jacobs;  men's  team, 
Marlowe  Wootton  and  Clifford  Young,  and  a  men's  Parl- 
iamentary team  comprised  of  William  Reeder,  Vernon  Dav- 
ies and  Otis  Burton  represented  ihe  "Y".  Welby  Young 
and  Thomas  Acree  participated  in  extemporaneous  and 
oratory  respectively. 

An  innovation  in  Rocky  Mountain  forensic  activity  was 
made  when  twelve  student  legislators  from  B.  Y.  U.  met 
with  twelve  members  each  from  both  the  U.  S.  A.  C.  and 
the  U.  of  U.  in  the  Chamber  of  the  Mouse  of  Represen- 
tatives  at   the   State   Capitol    Building. 


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O.  Meredith  Wilson       Elmer  Miller  Boneta   LeBeau  John  C.  Swenson  John   Utvich 

Frank   Hess  Orson   Hicken        Thornton   Booth  Reed  Clegg  Charles  Fish 


FORENSICS 


The  debate  season  was  climaxed  when  two  teams  repre- 
senting The  University  traveled  to  California  to  participate 
in  the  Pi  Kappa  Delta  Province  of  the  Pacific  Invitational 
Tournament  held  at  the  "U"  of  Redlands.  The  men's  team 
comprised  of  Clifford  Young  and  Edwin  Clyde,  and  Inez 
Blazzard  and  Madge  Evans  as  women's  team,  made  a  very 
creditable  showing.  Professor  Elmer  Miller  of  the  Debate 
Council   accompanied  the  teams. 

Six  Junior  Varsity  debate  teams,  three  extemporaneous 
speakers  and  two  orators  took  part  ir  the  annual  Utah- 
Idaho  Forensic  Tournament  held  at  Salt  Lake  City  early  in 
the  spring  quarter,  gaining   much  valuable  experience. 


CLIFFORD  YOUNG  JR. 

Assistant  Manager 


Glade  Colton 


Otis    Burton 


ROTARY  ORATORICAL  CONTEST 

Won  by:      Glade  Colton 

Subject:      "A  Half  a   Brick— or  the  Sermon 

on  the  Mount." 
Sponsored    by:      Provo    Rotary  Club 
Subject  to   be  chosen  from   some  phase  of 
International   Good-will. 

IRVINE  ORATORICAL  CONTEST 
Won  by:     Woodrow   Washburn 
Subject:      "A  world  Unborn,"  a  denouncia- 
tion  of  War. 

HEBER  J    GRANT  ORATORICAL  CONTEST 

Won    by:      Jesse   Grimes 

Subject:      "The  Guy  in  the  Stained  Glass 

Window." 
Awerd:      Book  autographed   by   President 
Grant. 

DELTA   PHI    EXTEMPORANEOUS  CONTEST 

Won   by:      Otis   Burton 

Subject:     "26   Years  of  Scouting,"  an 

outline   of  the   progress   Scouting 

has   made. 


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MtN'S  SPORTS 


A  point  or  two  either  way  was  the  margin  of 
victory  and  defeat  as  Brigham  Young  University 
swept  through  its  athletic  program  for  1935-36. 
Whether  the  Cougars  won  or  lost,  their  team 
spirit  and  fine  sportsmanship  were  the  features 
of  every  contest.  The  "Y"  teams  finished  among 
the  leaders  in  all  minor  sports  as  well  as  foot- 
ball,   basketball   and   track. 


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C.  J.   Hart,   Fred   Dixon,  G.  Ott  Romney,  Edwin   Kimball,  John  Smith 

COACHES 

BuiLDlNe  for  the  future"  was  the  comment  around  the 
campus  when  Eddie  Kimball  and  John  Smith  were  added 
to  the  coaching  staff.  Kimball  was  given  complete  charge 
or  Freshman  athletics.  Smith,  a  former  all-American,  helped 
Coach  Romney  with  the  varsity  football  squad.  "Chick" 
Hart  continued  his  work  as  director  of  intramural  activities 
while  Fred  Dixon  was  coaching  tennis  and  helping  in  the 
physical  education  department.  Amiable  Auberl  Cote  de- 
veloped  a   strong   wrestling   team. 


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VARSITY  CAPTAINS 


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Oaks-Football 


Taylor— Wrestling 


Cannon-- Basket  ball 


Schofield—Track 


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VARSITY 


Montana   State   7,   B.   Y.    U.      O 
Cougars   out-gain  and   out-pass   the   Bobcats   at 
Bozernan     but    fumble     at    critical     stages    of   the 
game. 

Greeley   State   3,    B.   Y.    U.    19 
Surprising   the    dopesters    and   thrilling   the   home 
fans     with    a    last     half    rally     Brigham   Young   takes 
the     second      game    and     prepares     for    Colorado 


FOOTBALL 


Colorado   College    13,    B.   Y.    U.    12 
The   fatal     point   after    touchdown     brings   victory 
to   Colorado   after   the   "Y"    men   score   in   the   first 
and    last   quarters. 

Wyoming    6,    B.    Y.    U.    13 
A   pass,    Woodward    to     Giles,   in    the   last   few 
minutes   of   play   brings   the   Cougars     from    behind 
to   win   at   Laramie. 


Mac   Johnson 


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VARSITY 


John   Verney 


Utah    32,   B.   Y.    U.   O 
Utah   again   scores   a   victory   as    B.   Y.    U.   fights 
in    driving     rain     climaxing     the     homecoming   day 
festivities. 

Western   State   2,   B.   Y.    U.    21 
Traveling     Cougars     pass    way    to    victory    in   a 
slow   game   at   Gunnison. 


LeGrande  Tea 


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FOOTBALL 


Utah  Aggies    27,   B.   Y.   U.   O 
Soggy  field  at  Logan  slows  up  both  teams.     Brig- 
ham   Young    not   up   to   normal    as   powerful    farmers 
plow  them   under. 

Arizona   Teachers   O,   B.   Y.    U.    13 
Alumni    at   Phoenix    entertain    squad    members 
after  a    night    which   featured    all-around    brilliance. 


Vern   Waldo 


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Back  Row:  Coach  Romney,  Earl  Giles,  End;  Wayne  Soffe,  End;  Wayne  Cook,  Tackle; 
Legrande  Tea,  Tackle;  Shirl  Blackham,  Center;  John  Verney,  Tackle;  Vern 
Waldo,  Tackle;  Bert  Asay,  Tackle;  Frank  Wright,  End;  John  Smith,  Athletic 
Manager. 

Center  Row:  George  Pehrson,  Guard;  Howard  McKinney,  Halfback;  Gerald  Simmons, 
Halfback;  Melvern  Wheeler,  Center;  Melvin  Kavachivich,  Center;  Lincoln 
Gardner,  Quarterback;  Vendell  Pace,  Fullback;  Reed  Crane,  End;  Waller 
Lyons,   Quarterback:  Jack   Stringham,    Fullback. 

Front  Row:  Alfred  Canning,  End,  Jack  Woodward,  Quarterback;  Dan  Thomas,  Fullback; 
Alva  Jensen,  Halfback,  Charley  Oaks,  End;  Vaughn  Lloyd;  Guard;  Meldon 
Warner,    Halfback;    Gerald    Gillispie     Guard;    Paul    Macbeth,    Halfback 

VARSITY   FOOTBALL 


Only  two  first  team  members  will  not  be  returning  to 
fight  for  positions  on  next  year's  eleven.  A  score  of  out- 
standing freshmen,  however,  will  be  anxiously  competing  for 
places.  Coach  Ott's  Cougars,  mostly  sophomores,  won 
three  conference  games  and  lost  four  while  winning  one 
inter-sectional  clash  this  year.  Two  of  the  games  lost  by 
B.  Y.  U.  were  with  the  two  strong  teams  of  the  conference, 
University   of   Utah   and    Utah   Aggies. 


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Back  Row:      Kimball,  Coach;    Frank  Shea,  Tackle;  Merrill  Waters,   End;  Charles   Roberts, 

Halfback;    Jim   Jensen,    End;    Glen   Smith,   Halfback,   Griffith   Kimball,   Asst. 

Coach. 
Third    Row:      Forest   Bird,    Tackle;    Donald    Doby,    Tackle;    Max    Bateman,    Guard;     Hafen 

Leavette,  Tackle;  Clarence  Hall,   Fullback;  Woodrow  LeSueur,  Tackle;   Drew 

Lenard,   End;' Jackson  Jewkes,   Halfback. 
Second  Row:  Chad    Beckstead,  Center;    Chris    Mortenson,    Guard;    Ken  Soffe,    Halfback; 

Bob   Kelme,  Guard;    Earnest  Settle,  Guard;    Glendale  Mouritsen,    Halfback; 

Marion  Vance,  Tackle;   Harvey   Frost,  Guard. 
First   Row:      Wilford  Mower,  Center;   Mark  Murray,    End;   Dean  Sheaffer,   Halfback;    Phillip 

Abbot,  Tackle;    Joy   Chrislensen,   Quarterback;    Evan    Percivial,   Tackle;    Jack 

Christensen,  Quarterback;  Stanley  Ammold,  Quarterback. 

FRESHMAN  FOOTBALL 


Freshman  competition  with  other  colleges  was  dropped 
this  year  due  to  a  new  Rocky  Mountain  Conference  ruling. 
To  offset  this,  an  intra-university  football  league  was  form- 
ed to  give  the  boys  the  needed  playing  experience.  The 
Kittens  were  divided  into  two  squads,  the  Browns  and  the 
Golds.  These  two  teams  and  the  Junior  Varsity  formed 
the  league.  While  the  Junior  Varsity  won  first,  a  picked 
team  from  the  Freshmen  squad  had  little  difficulty  in  han- 
ding  the   Jayvees   a   o-O   setback. 


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VARSITY 


LaVar    Kump 
Forward 


Frank  Wright 
Forward 


Utah  Aggies   32,   B.   Y.   U.   39 
Utah   Aggies   51,    B.   Y.    U.   41 
A   crippled    band   of  Cougars   won   handily   from 
the   champions  on  the   first   night.    The   win   clinch- 
ed  the   runner-up   spot   in   Western   division   play. 

Montana   State   40,   B.   Y.    U.   45 
Montana  State  42,   B.  Y.   U.   40 
Utah   Aggies   took   two   from    Utah,   leaving    the 
traveling     Cougars    in   a    deadlock    with    the     Bob- 
cats  for   second    place   in   team   standings. 

U.    of    U.    34,    B.    Y.    U.    42 
U.    of    U.    42,    B.    Y.    U.    47 
The    Cougars    got    hot   in   the   little   "Y"   coop 
and   won   a   couple.    Montana   surprised   the   dope- 
slers   by   dropping  Utah  State   into   a   tie   with   the 
Blue   and   White. 


Ralph   Crowton 
Forward 


Hugh   Cannon 
Guard 


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BASKETBALL 

Montana   State   30,  B.   Y.    U.   63 

Montana    State    42,  B.   Y.    U.   39 

Brigham      Young      "U"     was      unceremoniosly 

dropped    into   second    place    again    by    the    surprise 

victory   of  the    Bobcats.      The    games   were   on    the 

cougar's   floor. 


Marlow   Turpin 
Forward 


Utah   Aggies    36,  B.    Y.    U.    35 

Utah    Aggies    37,  B.    Y.    U.    33 

Hopes  for  a  conference  championship  went 
glimmering  when  the  Aggies  won  easily,  rubbing 
in    Friday    night's    defeat. 

U.  of  U.  36,  B.  Y.  U.  35 

U.  of  U.  36,  B.  Y.  U.  37 

With   but  fifteen    seconds    of    play    left,    little 

LaVar     Kump     swished    one    from    the    center    line 

to   save   the   week-end   for   B.   Y.    U. 


Waller  Lyons 
Forward 


Dave   Crowton 
Guard 


Walter    Brooks 
Guard 


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Back   Row:       Coach    Romney,   Marlow   Turpin,   Hugh   Cannon,    Ralph   Crowton,   Earl   Giles. 
Front   Row.      Walter   Brooks,   Gus   Black,   Frank  Wright,   Dave   Crowton,   Lavar   Kurnp. 

VARSITY  BASKETBALL 


After  a  successful  trip  into  Colorado  and  Nebraska,  where 
they  won  three  games  and  lost  three,  the  Cougars  settled 
down  during  the  Christmas  holidays  and  took  Four  straight 
games  from  Drake,  Nebraska  and  Fresno  State.  Their  early 
season's  showing  made  the  "Y"  the  favorite  to  give  the 
champion  Aggies  the  most  trouble  in  retaining  their  title. 
Brigham  Young  hit  their  stride  early  in  the  season,  and  the 
strain  showed  in  the  last  six  games.  However,  a  win  over 
the  Aggies  in  the  last  series  placed  the  "Y"  team  in  sec- 
ond  position   of   Western    Division   basketball. 


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Back    Row:      Detmers,   Christensen,   Beckslead,  Merrill   Waters. 

Front   Row:    Lenard,   Pardoe,   Iverson,   Booth,  Roberts,  Coach   Kimball. 


FRESHMAN    BASKETBALL 


One  of  the  biggest  and  finest  Freshman  squads  in  years 
faced  Coach  Eddie  Kimball  as  the  basketball  season  o- 
pened.  The  squad  was  cut  several  times  during  the  winter 
quarter.  Although  the  new  conference  rule  kept  the  Kittens 
out  of  local  league  competition,  they  demonstrated  what 
could  be  expected  of  them  as  varsity  timber  when  they 
romped  off  with  the  Junior  Intermountain  A.  A.  U.  title. 
In  the  Salt  Lake  tourney,  the  greenlings  defeated  some  of 
the   strongest  independent   teams   in  the   state. 


VARSITY  TRACK 

Brooks  880  G.  Gourley 

Brooks,  Crane,   Canning,   440 
IOO   Yard    Dash  Verney--Shot 


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VARSITY  TRACK 

G.  Gourley-13    Feet  Cannon 

Anderson  Schofield 

Black 
Macbeth 

Giles 


Back    Row:      Golding,    Brooks,   Giles,   Thornton,    Roper,   Cannon,   Waldo,   Verney,  Black, 

Green,   Crane,   Barber. 
Front   Row:     Canning,    Andrews,     Biddulph,    Macbeth,    Brooks,    Taylor,    Warner,    Law, 

Schofield,   Taylor,   Anderson. 

VARSITY  TRACK 


TwE  B.  Y.  U.  track  team,  Rocky  Mountain  champions  for  1935, 
looks  good  to  repeat  its  triumph  this  season.  In  the  first 
meet  of  the  season,  these  track  men  defeated  the  Univer- 
sity of  Utah  by  a  score  of  78  to  62.  Particularly  out- 
standing in  the  powerful  squad  are  Captain  Schofield  in 
the  IOO  and  220  yard  dashes,  the  220  yard  low  hurdles, 
and  MO  high  hurdles;  Cannon  in  the  discus,  Verney  in  the 
shot  and  hammer,  Brooks  in  the  440  yard  run,  Taylor  in 
the  half  mile,  Golding  in  the  mile,  Andrews  in  the  two 
mile,  Campbell  in  the  javelin,  and  the  Gourley  brothers, 
George  and    Lee,   in   the  pole  vault. 


Eastmond,   Holt,  Stoddard,  Snow,  Stephens,    Ballard. 


VARSITY  TENNIS 


Coach  Fred  (Buck)  Dixon  turned  out  another  good  var- 
sity squad  this  season.  The  team,  composed  of  Grant  Holt, 
George  Stoddard,  Kirk  Stephens,  Gordon  Snow,  Howard 
Ballard,  and  Tom  Eastmond,  is  headed  by  co-captains  Stod- 
dard and  Stephens.  After  a  shaky  start  in  which  they  lost 
five  matches  to  the  University  of  Utah,  the  team  came 
back  to  sweep  their  series  with  the  U.  S.  A.  C.  At  the 
time  of  this  writing,  the  team  appears  to  be  a  serious 
threat  to  the  supremacy  of  Utah  in  the  Western  division 
of  the    Rocky   Mountain   Conference. 


Back   Row:       Rowley,   Dean,   Lambert,  Taylor,  Coach  Coty. 
Front   Row:      Jeffrey,   Lambert,  Croft,  Clark. 


WRESTLING 


B.  Y.  U.  lost  most  of  its  dual  meets  this  year 
by  close  decisions.  The  fall  of  Merrill  Croft  and 
Golden  Taylor,  conference  champions  of  last  year, 
came  as  a  surprise  to  sport  dopesters.  Croft 
and  Taylor  came  back  later  in  the  season  to  win 
their  matches  in  the  Intermountain  Olympic  try- 
outs.  Albert  Clark,  118  pound  ace,  was  the  only 
Cougar  to  win  a  conference  title.  James  Lam- 
bert, Herman  Rowley  and  Carlyle  Lambert  took 
second   places   in  their  weights. 

Conference   Scores: 

Utah  38 

Utah   Aggies         25 
B.   Y.   U.  23 


Start  of  the  crosscountry  run  Intramural  wrestling 

Glen  Morrill 


Jim  Lambert 

Captain-elect 


Vern  Waldo 
Director  of 
intramurals 


Lawrence  Golding 

Lester  Whiting 


Under  the  direction  of  Vern  Waldo,  intramural 
athletics  became  one  of  the  most  popular  activi- 
ties on  the  campus.  Competition  in  some  form 
was  in  progress  throughout  the  year.  Tennis, 
boxing,  wrestling,  softball,  basketball,  and  volley- 
ball were  the  most  popular  sports.  Rapid  strides 
have  been  made  in  elevating  intramural  athletics 
to   the   prominence  that  they   hold   on   other  campi. 


Back   Row:       King,   Hansen,  Crosbie,   Pehrson,  Schofield,  Crane 
Center  Row:   Webb,  Jensen,   Knight,   Rowe,  Clark,  Kavachivich 
Front   Row:      Higgins,  Woodward,  Warner,  Tolliver. 


INTRAMURAL  BASKETBALL  CHAMPIONS 

Climaxing  a  successful  intramural  basketball  sched- 
ule, which  was  comprised  of  two  social  unit  leagues 
and  a  club  league,  was  the  round-robin  tourna- 
ment. This  tourney,  entered  by  the  two  top 
teams  in  each  league,  was  won  by  the  powerful 
Tausig   social   unit  team   of  the  Blue  League. 


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Back   Row:      Stevens,   Pardoe,   Freestone,  Schmiet,  Freestone,  Smart,  Warnick. 
Front   Row:     Dotty,  Graham,  Olsen,  Graham,  Wilson. 

INTRAMURAL  SOFTBALL  CHAMPIONS 


Outstanding  among  the  intramural  activities, 
sponsored  by  the  school  during  the  year,  was  the 
autumn  social  unit  Softball  tournament.  The  Brick- 
er  unit,  presenting  a  veteran,  well-balanced  team 
with  plenty  of  fight  and  coordination,  finally 
emerged  the  victors  after  a   heated  campaign. 


DALE   SCHOFIELD 


HUGH   CANNON 


OLYMPIC  MEN 

The  two  outstanding  track  men  of  the  university  this  year 
are  Captain  Dale  Schofield  and  Hugh  Cannon.  These  men 
are  candidates   for  the  Olympic  team  of  the  United   States. 

Schofield  is  national  champion  in  the  200  meter  low 
hurdles.  At  the  Y  invitational  meet  he  defeated  Miller  of 
U.  C.  L.  A.,  one  of  the  country's  best  hurdlers,  in  the 
400  meter  low  hurdles.  He  also  excels  in  the  MO  yard 
high  hurdles.  With  his  hurdling  ability,  he  is  one  of  the 
best   sprinters   in   the   Rocky   Mountain   Conference. 

Cannon  is  one  of  the  best  discus  men  in  the  nation 
today.  His  best  is  slightly  over  one  hundred  sixty-one  feet. 
Already  this  year  he  has  thrown  the  discus  over  one  hun- 
dred fifty  feet. 


WOMtN'S  SPORTS 


Coeds  at  the  "Y"  find  enticing  ways  of  keeping 
physically  and  mentally  fit  through  activity  in 
women's  sports.  Tournaments  and  inter -class 
competition  proves  the  mettle  of  those  who  take 
athletics  seriously,  while  freshmen  and  upperclass- 
men  alike  find  happy  times  on  moonlight  hikes, 
skating  and  skiing  parties,  and  autumn  and  spring 
carnivals. 


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Yvonne   Henderson, 
Recorder 


Ellen   Jackson, 
Vice    President 


Oma    LeSueur, 
Secretary 


Laura    Banner, 
President 


Laura   Chadwick 
Reporter 


WOMEN'S  ATHLETIC  ASSOCIATION 


EVERY  girl  in  activity."  Whether  she  is  interested  in 
leisure-time  sport  or  in  earning  points  toward  a  W.  A.  A. 
symbol  or  sweater,  every  girl  on  the  campus  is  offered  a 
wide  variety  of  fascinating  sports  and  gay  frolics  in  the 
W.   A.  A.    program. 

Beginning  with  the  founder's  Day  tournament  in  the 
fall,  and  continuing  until  the  Posture  Parade  in  the  spring, 
more  than  seven  hundred  girls  participated  in  the  activities 
under  the  direction  of  Laura  Banner,  president,  assisted  by 
Ellen  Jackson,  Oma  LeSueur,  Yvonne  Henderson,  and  Laura 
Chadwick.  Points  toward  the  symbol  and  sweater  awards 
were  earned  through  inter-class  tournaments,  intramurals,  and 
by   individual    or   social    unit   participation. 


DANCE  CLUB 


These  advanced  students  of  the  dance  find  cre- 
ative art  in  its  most  inviting  form  in  dance  com- 
position and  production.  The  group  is  under  the 
direction  of  Aline  C.  Smith  with  Anna  Lou  Pe- 
terson acting  as  president.  For  the  dance  revue, 
presented  every  spring  by  the  physical  education 
department,  the  dance  club  creates,  directs,  and 
stages  dance  compositions  which  truly  depict  the 
excellence  of  their  abilities. 


Lorean   Lewis,   Laerne   Jones,   Zella   Peterson,    Laura    Banner,    Ellen   Jackson,    Oma   LeSueur 

BEAUX  ARTS  BASKETBALL  CHAMPIONS 


The  climax  of  a  very  tense  social  unit  basketball 
tourney  was  marked  by  the  victory  of  the  Beaux 
Arts  over  the  Em  Anon  unit.  By  virtue  of  this 
victory  the  Beaux  Arts  not  only  won  first  place 
in  the  tournament,  but  gained  permanent  posses- 
sion of  the  trophy  awarded  by  Sears,  Roebuck 
Company  to  the  social  unit  winning  this  tourney 
for  three  consecutive  years. 


Yvonne    Henderson,   Faye   Greer,   Virginia   Burr,   LaRue   Erickson, 

Jean   Smith,   Laura   Banner,  Melba    Brower.      Lyle   Woldaway  (not   in   picture) 


JUNIOR  BASKETBALL  CHAMPIONS 


For  the  third  consecutive  year  this  basketball 
team,  now  juniors,  has  captured  the  honors  in  the 
most  holly  contested  of  all  tournaments  in  the 
women's  intramural  program,  the  inter-class  series. 
Team  play  under  the  most  severe  competition  has 
marked  their  successes  during  all  three  years, 
especially  in  the  very  narrow  victory  over  the 
freshman  team  of  this  year. 


ALINE  C.  SMITH 

WILMA  JEPPSON 


Eminating  an  alluring  spirit  of  friendliness  and 
enthusiasm,  Professor  Wilma  Jeppson  shows  her 
genuine  interest  in  the  feminine  sports  progam. 
Aline  C.  Smith,  instructor  in  dancing,  heartily 
supports  her  in  the  belief  that  "the  physical  ed- 
ucation program  should  include  every  girl  in  ac- 
tivity." Together  they  have  assisted  the  W.  A. 
A.  officers  tremendously  in  sponsoring  a  very  suc- 
cessful   program   of  women's   sports. 


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WONORARItS 


Rightly  are  the  honoraries  named,  for  they  per- 
form a  definite  service  and  cultural  function;  they 
are  an  integral  part  of  any  university  life  worthy 
of  the    name. 

Professional  groups  are  organized  on  the  firm 
basis  of  common  interests  having  as  a  goal  the 
promotion  of  scholarship  and  research  and  the  es- 
tablishment   of  lasting    professional    friendships. 


Phyllis    Dixon 
Afton    Hansen 
Alice  Todd 
Fern    Christensen 
Hazel    Anderson 


Elaine    DeGraff 
Beth    Paxman 
Isabelle    Dillman 
Beulah   Millet 
Florence   Todd 


Helen   Young 
Vernis    Richards 
Huitau   Allred 
Nadine    Taylor 
Margret    Boyer 


Maurine   Murdock 
Lorna   Wentz 
Ann    Clayson 
Luana    Mercer 


WHITE  KEY 

Women's    Honorary    Service   and 

Scholastic    Organization 

Founded:    Decern 

ber    l<?3l 

Officers: 

HAZEL  ANDERSON 

PRES. 

Afton    Hansen 

Vice-pres. 

Luana    Mercer 

Sec.    £f   Treas. 

Huitau   Allred 

Editor   &■    Historian 

Florence  Todd 

Activity    Director 

Other    members: 

Dona    Dastrup 

Wilma   Jeppson 

Sponsor: 

Mrs.    E.    H.    Eastmond 

186 


BLUE  KEY 


National    Honorary    Leadership    Fraternity 

Organized    at   the    University    of    Florida,    1925 

Installed    on    this    campus:    Spring,    1932 


Officers: 

FERRON   LOSEE 
Vtfrgil    Wedge 
Ray    McGuire 
Other    members: 

Hugh    Cannon 
Ott    Romney 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 
Sec. 

Kirk    Stephens 


Otto    Done 

Gilbert  Tolhursl 
John    Domina 
Dale   Jones 
Merrill    Cri 


Leland    F.    Priday 
E.    H.    Eastmond 
Shirl   Swenson 
Eli    K.   Clayson 
Albert   Swensen 


Cornelius    Peterson 
Harold   Smith 
Jack    Eastmond 
Vincent    Newcomer 
Ray   McGuire 


Elmer   Crowley 
Golden    Taylor 
Ferron    Losee 
Webster    Decker 
Virgil   Wedge 
Jack   Gibb 


Clifford   Young,  Jr. 
George    H.    Hansen 
Tom    Eastmond 
Woodrow   Mickelsen 
Jay    Nelson 
Milton    Nelson 


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J.    Bruce    Ellis 
Arthur    Morgan 
George    Killian 

Eli    Clayson 


Victor    Bartholomew 
Harold    Smith 
William    DeMart 
Glenn   Morrill 


Rulon    Paxman 
Cornelius    Peterson 
Leslie   Norton 
LaRelle   Nelson 


DELTA  PHI 


National  honorary  fraternity  composed  of  returned  missionaries 

Founded   at   the    University   of    Utah,    1369 

Organized    on    this    campus:      October   8,    1931 

Officers: 


HAROLD  SMITH 

PRES 

Leslie    Norton 

Vice-pres 

Cornelius    Peterson 

Treas 

H.   Reese   Anderson 

Sec 

DELTA  PHI 


Other   members: 

Eldon   Schow 
Leon    Frehner 
Fulmer   Allred 
Spenser  Grow 


Ray   Colton 

Frank   Harris,  Jr. 
Otto    Done 
Royden    Braithwaite 


Nile   Taylor 

Ferron  Losee 
Ervin  Petersen 

Martin    Ririe 


H.    Reese   Anderson 
James   Anderson 
Evan   Gardner 
Le  Roi   Jones 


Gerald   Anderson 
Glen    Christensen 


180 


Aaron    Brown 
George    Bloomfield 
Gordon    Snow 

Ross   Webb 
Morris   Vance 


Elbert  Miller 
Verl   Whiting 
Chester  May 
Devoe   Brimhall 
Jack   Anderson 


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Frank  Swensen 
Cecil    Bullock 
Grant    Holt 
Cornelius    Peterson 
Virgil  Wedge 


Cullen    Barton 
A.    Rex  Johnson 
George   Stoddard 
Wilford  Weight 


ALPHA  KAPPA  PSI 

National    Professional    Fraternity   of   Commerce 

Founded:      October    5,    1904,   at    New   York    University 

Beta  Delta  Chapter  installed  on  this  campus:  January  14,  1928 


JAY  NELSON 

PRES. 

Ross  Webb 

Vice-pres. 

Chester   May 

Sec. 

Len    Sterling 

Treas. 

Jack   Owen 

Warden 

Jennings    Evans 

M 

aster 

of    Rituals 

Fred    Page 

Pi 

blici 

:y    Director 

190 


Woodrow   Mickelsen 
Harold    Larson 
Kay   Hammond 

Harvey  Wilson 
Fred    Page 


William   Culbrandson 
Clifford   Young 
Willard    Hayward 
Lowell    Crandall 
Wallace   Gardner 


George  Bird 
Eldon   Reece 
Jack  Owen 
Evan   Gardner 
Gilbert  Chatwin 


Jennings   Evans 
Aimer  Griffith 
Len  Sterling 
Robert   Hanson 


A.    K.    Psi    Convention 


ALPHA  KAPPA  PSI 


National   Councilor  of  Southwestern    District: 

A.    Rex 

Johnson 

Other  members: 

Reginald   Oakley 

Bert  Isaac 

Howard   Mc  Kenzie 

John    Utivich 

Gene  Clark 

Reese  Anderson 

Henry    Bradford 

Glen  Borg 

Sterling   Strate 

Marcell    Bird 
Alicebeth   Whiteley 
John    Halliday 
Mrs.   Marcell    Bird 
Bennie   Schmiett 


Leland    Priday 
Ann   Clayson 
Junior   Lundquist 
Mary  McGregor 
Wilford   Weight 


Frank  Shaw 
Barbara    Perrett 
Harold    Laycock 
Wanda   Johnson 
Ferris   Edgley 


Don    Earl 
Joseph   Clayson 
Lorraine   Bowman 
Douglas  Merrill 
Dallin   Nielsen 


President 


UPSILON 

CHI  MU 

Honorary  Music 

Fraternity 

Organized: 

1934 

Officers: 

FRANK   SHAW 

PRES. 

Barbara    Perrett 

Vice-pres. 

Dallin  Nielsen 

Sec.   c*-  Treas. 

Ann   Clayson 

Reporter 

Other   members: 

Owen    Bingham 

Sterling    Callahan 

Homer   Wakefield 

Maxine  Harris 

Rowena   Christensen 

Offic 


OMEGA  NU 

Honorary  Journalism    Fraternity 
Organized:    November,    1935 


UDELL  JOLLEY 
LaRelle    Nelson 


PRES. 
Sec. 


Carlton   Culmsee 
Charlotte    Nelson 
John    Domina 
Afton   Clegg 


Gladys  Manwaring 
Leland   Priday 
Celia    Larson 
Reese    Faucette 


Roy   Hudson 
Elayne   Boyle 
LaRelle    Nelson 
Marion   Piatt 
Udell  Jolley 


LaVerl    Christensen 
Harrison    R.   Merrill 
Doyle  Green 
Ermel   Morton 
Milton    Nelson 


President 


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Myrtle  Sowards 
Melda    Hacking 
Rhoda   Young 
Margaret    Bigelow 
Barbara    Roskelly 


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Pearl   Snow 
Irene    Rowen 
Jennie   B.  Knight 
Georgia   Maeser 
Fern    H.    Laudie 


Vilate   Elliot 
Edna    Bennett 
Wilma   Salisbury 
Mrs.  Flora    Fisher 

Muriel    Ferris 


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Alice    Reynolds 
Grace    Kimball 
Fern    Eyring 
Lucille   Slaugenhoup 


President 


YESHARA 


Honorary   Sorority   composed    of   returned    missionaries 
Organized:   1928 


LILA  M.  HATCH 
Murriel    Ferris 
Lucille    B.    Slaugenhoup 
Erma    Bennett 
Grace    H.    Kimball 


PRES. 

First  vice-pres. 

Second    vice-pres. 

Sec.    Cf  Treas. 

Corres.    sec. 


Winston    Filmore 
Lamar   Hoover 
Eugene    Larsen 
John    Dean 
Bertrand    Harrison 


Martin    Paxman 
Margaret    Hardy 
John   McGuire 
Walter  Hoge 
Carlyle   Lambert 


195 


BETA  BETA  BETA 

International    honorary   biological    fraternity. 

Established  January   31,    1931 

First  organized:      1922,   Oaklahoma   City. 

Officers: 

KENNETH   DUKE  PRES. 

Jack  McGuire  Vice-pres. 

Margaret    Hardy  Sec.   &■   Treas. 

Vasco   M.  Tanner  Fac.    Sponsor 

Other   members: 

Vasco   Tanner  George   Cornish 

Teut    Becker  James   W.    Bee 

Lynn    Hayward  Erwin    Hendersen 

Thomas    L.    Martin  Richard    Frandsen 

Arlo  Messinger  Lee   Berry 


Doyle  Cranney 
Forest   Bird 
Antone   Nisson 
Victor   Freestone 
Harvey  Moore 


Burton   Hunt 
Max  Jones 

Paul    Christensen 
Anthony  Woolf 
Roscoe   Nelson 


Allhea   Marsden 
Virginia    Blackwel 
Lalovi    Fish 


Jean   Smith 
Maxine    Folster 


Lyle   Holdaway 
Irene  S.    Barlow 
Mary   Hacking 
Myrtle  Sowards 
Rhean   McAllister 


Effie  Warnick 
Vilate    Elliott 
Helen   Janssen 
Laura   Merrill 
Beulah    Swen 


May    Billings 
Edna    Ellsworth 
Marion  Arnold 
Edna   Starr 
Virginia   Kimball 


Alpha    Robison 
Irene   Biooksby 
Eva    Poulson 
Virginia    Booth 
Estella  Mortensen 
Reha   Johnson 


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6AMMA  PHI  OMICRON 


Honorary   Home    Economics 

Sorority 

Organized: 

1926 

Officers: 

ALPHA  ROBISON 

PRES. 

Rhean   McAllister 

Vice-pres. 

Virginia    Kimball 

Sec. 

<S-   Treas. 

Irene    Brooksby 

Historian 

Edna    Ellsworth 

Reporter 

Other    members: 

Gwen    Biddui,)h 

LaDema    Nance 

196 


PHI  DELTA  PI 


Alta    Spaulding 
Beth    Stout 
Virginia    Burr 
Afton    Hansen 

Afton    Hodson 
Ida    Hoffman 
La  Rue  Erickson 
Hazel  Anderson 

Laura   Chadwick 
Ruth    Romer 

Ina  Lindsay 
Rose    Kirkham 


Yvonne   Henderson 

Eda   Ashby 


National    Professional    Physical    Education    Sorority 

Organized    at    Indianapolis,    Indiana,   1916 

XI    Chapter    installed    on   this   campus:    November    21,    1931 


Offic 


Spons 


197 


AFTON   HANSEN 

PRES. 

Dona    Dastrup 

Vice-pres. 

Virginia    Burr 

Sec. 

La  Rue    Erickson 

Corres.   Sec. 

Ruth    Romer 

Treas. 

Ina    Lindsey 

Chaplain 

Eda   Ashby 

Serg 

eant   at  Arms 

Yvonne    Henderson 

Editor 

Wilma    Jeppson 

Aline   C.    Smith 

T     Earl    Pardoe 
Lorna   Wentz 
Warren    Kirk 
Tess    Packard 
Webster    Decker 
Hermese    Broadbent 


Elmer   Crowley 
Wayne    Rogers 
Beth    Paxman 
Milton    Nelsor 
Margret    Boyer 
Sam    Sorenson 


Shirl   Swenson 
Helen   Young 
Guy  Callahan 
Hazel   Anderson 
Bill   Goodman 
Maza    Christenser 


Elaine   De  Graff 
Clifton    Boyack 
Leola  Green 
Ariel    Davis 
Nadine  Taylor 


Gilbert  Tolhurst 
Mary  McGregor 
Alonzo   Morley 
Fern    Christensen 
Jack   Gibb 


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National    Dramatic    Fraternity 
Founded    at   Stillwater   College    in    1919 
Utah    Beta   chapter    installed    on    this    campus:      192* 


Officers: 

ALLEN  SORENSEN 

Fern   Christensen 

Helen   Young 
Other   members: 

Leona    Eitel 


PRES. 

Vice-ores. 

Sec.   &■  Treas. 


198 


SOCIAL  UNITS 


Under  the  veneer  of  hectic  pledging,  racing  for 
social  leadership,  staging  sensational  parties,  and 
practicing  Vodie  stunts  is  the  core  of  genuine 
friendship  that  makes  the  Unit  system  live  and 
perpetuate  itself.  Vikings,  Val  Norns,  Brickers, 
or  Cestas-- there's  that  something  about  them 
that  makes  for  cherished  memories  that  live  long 
after  graduation.  Take  m  or  leave'm--they're  part 
of   what   makes   college   college. 


Ruth    Horr 
Thelma    Harris 
Ruth   Merrill 
Audrey    Rassmusson 


Mary  Jane   Savage 
Marion   Arnold 
LaPreal   Winterton 


Anneliese    Buggert 
Jennie   Swendsen 
Betty  Hyde 

Arline  Allred 


LUANA  MERCER 
Virginia    Lortz 
Marguerite   Sundberg 
Gladys    Manwaring 
Audrey    Rasmusson 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Sec.    O-   Treas. 

Reporter 

Ath.   Mgr. 


Mary    McGregor 
Ethel    Eyring 
Marguerite   Sundberg 
Beth    Richards 


Virginia    Lortz 
Gladys  Manwaring 

Huitau  Allred 
Elayne    Boyle 


Other   members: 

Audrey    Harris 
Helen    Holbrook 
Dorcas    Richards 


Miss   Alice    Louise    Reynolds 
Mrs.    Maurine    Bryner 


Blanche   Burdick 
Vira    Henrie 
Melba    Heninger 
Fern    Christensen 


Beatrice   Brown 
Maxine  Anderson 
Elaine   DeGraff 
Neva    Hanson 


Ora  Christensen 
Afton  Tucker 
Blanche  McEwan 
Marjorie  Seegmiller 


Ruth    Prusse 

Gwen   Wagstaff 
Mildred   Stewart 
Orlene  Speckart 


President 


FIDELAS 

Organized:  1928 


off;, 


ELAINE   DEGRAFF 
Orlene   Speckart 
Neva    Hanson 
Helen    Ashton 


PRES. 

Vice-ores. 

Sec.   cVTreas. 

Reporter. 


Helene   Smart 

Helen    Ellison 
Leona    Nelson 
Bernice  Cash 


Helen  Ashton 
Vivian  Jones 

Birdie   Gardner 
Mary   Brown 


Wilma   Salisbury 
Madlyn   Anderson 
Ann   Clayson 
Ethel   Anderson 


Ruby  Olson 

Pearl   Glissmeyer 
Alta   Spalding 
Afton    Hansen 


Other   members: 

Gail   Mickelsen 


Floral    Lemon 
Clara    Korth 
Amy  Wagstaff 
Gwenne   Daniels 


Margaret   Petersen 
Laura  Swensen 
LaRaine   Swensen 
Virginia   Meiling 


Mae  Markham 
Maude   Redd 
Norma    Perkins 

Beth    Prince 


I 


Lyle    Holdaway 
Pauline    Pace 
Josie   Todd 
Edith    Hey  wood 
Margret    Boyer 


President 
■■I        > 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 
Sec. 


Melba    Brower 
Maxine  Turner 
Eloise  Welch 

Nola  Comer 


Gladys   Markham 
Madelyn   Wilkins 

Gernice   Oblad 
Elcee   Law 


Rose   Cox 

Variola  Fairbanks 
Dorothy  McGuire 
Frances   Johnson 


Eva   Madsen 
Carol    Remund 
Beth    Stout 
Jean   Smith 
Phyllis   Daniels 


Vice-president 


LA  VADIS 


Sponsor: 


Mrs.  L.    L.   Cullimore 

Other   member*. 

Beth    Checketts 
Mildred   G.    Dean 
Ruth   Grames 


Margaret   Thomas 
Beulah   Carlston 
Clara   White 
Ruth    Prigmore 


Lillieth   Van  Dam 
Opal    Christensen 
Emma    Lou    Spencer 
Lola  Jensen 


Dorothy    Brough 
Margaret   Crowther 
Erva   Wright 
Eda   Ashby 
Merene    Redd 


REVA  VICKERS 
Dearwyn   Sardoni 
Elda    Neves 
Hazel   Glover 
Emma   Spencer 


PRES 

Vice-pres. 

Sec.   <S-Treas. 

Reporter 

Librarian 


206 


LES  CECILIENNES 


Sponsor: 

Margaret   Summerhays 

Other   members: 

Margaret  Lambert 
Fay    Page 
Gwena   Clark 


Louise    Barton 
Eva    Poulson 
June    Bateman 
Blanche   Swart 


Lucille  Glover 
Dorothy   Dean    Hoggan 
Betty  Ann   Torgeson 
Afton   Shaw 


Margaret    Parker 
Dearwyn   Sardoni 
Charlotte   Nelson 
Hazel   Glover 
Elda    Neves 


Secretary    and    Treasurer 


Faye  Jeppson 
Ellen    Binns 

Mary   Green 
Rose   Kirkham 


Ruth   Calder 

Emma    Zabriskie 
Ruth   Crane 
Leola   Green 


Jean   Summers 
Beth    Pratt 
Helen   Devey 

Faye   Greer 


President 


NAUTILUS 

Organized:   1920 


Offi, 


ANITA  SMOOT 
Orlene    Boyden 
Emma    Zabriskie 
Martha   Coleman 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Sec.   <&•  Treas. 

Reporter 


NAUTILUS 


Other    members: 

Rowena    Christensen 
Shirley    Redd 
Helen    Swensen 


Daralyn    Chambers 

Geraldine    Beck 

Helen   Young 


Spori 


Mrs.    Fred    Dixon 


Mary    Rowe 

Margaret   Christensen 
Barbara    Hanson 
Martha    Coleman 


Ruth   Paxman 
Vernis    Richards 
Orlene   Boyden 

Ruth  Dixon 


Helen    Robinson 
Pearl    Youkstetter 
Helen   Ward 
Jean   Cannon 


N.    L    Informal 


209 


Ines    Hunter 
Afton   Johnson 
Anna    Lou    Peterson 
Helen   Clark 


Maurine  Murdock 
Phyllis   Dixon 
Jean    Danvers 


Roslyn    Eddington 


Sybil   Webb 
Merlyn    Romney 
Myrtle   Sowards 
Lorna   Wentz 


La  Rue   Erickson 


President 


O.  S.  TROVATA 


Organized:      1919 


Offi. 


JESSE  K.  MANGUM 
Jean    Danvers 
Maurine  Murdock 
Merlyn    Romney 
Lorna    Wentz 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Treas. 

Sec. 

Reporter 


Lucille    Powelson 
Faye   Graham 
Ruth    Taylor 
Maza   Christensen 


Edith    Linford 

Florence    Poulson 
Elithe    Fillmore 
Hermese    Broadbent 


Afton    Hodson 
Norma   Jackson 
Viola    Evans 
Katherine    Davis 
Allese    Duffin 

Vice-President 


O.  S.  TROVATA 


Sponsor: 


Mrs.    Karl    E.   Young 

Other    members: 

Jennie    Romney 
Beulah    Sowards 
Isabel    Ridges 
Jean    Halverson 
Norma    Wright 


Beth  Jenkins 
Maxine  Chaffin 
Virginia  Hunter 
Dixie  Richmond 
Myrtle   Sowards 


Rilla   Jacobson 
Lucille    Morgan 
Louise   Mayer 

3wen   Cornun 


Eleanor    Brown 
Althea   Marsden 
Gwen   Kimball 
Jessie  Johnson 


Rosella  Wright 

Marie    Bestelmeyer 
Aenone  Woolf 
Nedra    Simpkins 
Glenna    Stephens 


TA  LENTA 


OFfi. 


Organized: 

1932 

ALTHEA  MARSDEN 

PRES. 

Florence   Judd 

Vice-pres. 

Rilla   Jacobson 

Sec.    Cf  Treas. 

Ellen   Anderson 

Reporter 

Sally   Jane    Flowers 

Sergeant    at   Arms 

Other    members: 

Maurine    Nelson 
Sylvia    Young 
Zella    Cornaby 


Sponsor 


Mrs.    Wayne    B.    Hales 


Margaret    Bell 
Eleanor    Moore 
Verle   Allen 
Sarah    Jane    Flowers 


Mabel   Jensen 
Ellen   Anderson 
Lois   Peterson 
Dorothy   Janson 


Florence   Judd 
Iwa    Layton 
Marie    Elliot 
Rhean    McAllister 
Marjorie   Gadd 


Vice-president 


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Alice   Todd 
Leah    Harris 
Afton    Judd 
Phillipa    Rushton 


Laura   Merrill 
Patricia    Lodge 
Geraldine    Eggertson 
Beulah   Millet 


Beulah    Hinckley 
Florence  Todd 
Hazel    Anderson 
Helen    Harris 
Margaret  Taylo 

President 


Offic 


VAL  NORN 

Organized: 

1928 

HELEN   HARRIS 
Carol    Bennett 
Alice   Todd 

PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Treas. 

Roxey    Romney 
Zina    Hinckley 
Mary    Ellen    Stoddard 

Sec. 

Reporter 

Ath.   Mgr. 

214 


VAL  NORN 


Other    members: 

Carol  Bennett 
Zina  Hinckley 
Mary    Ellen    Stoddard 


Sponsors: 


Mrs.    Le    Roy    Robertson 
Mrs.    Alonzo   Morley 


I  la    Bowen 
Marie   Tutlle 
Dorothy   Greenwood 
Margie   Culler 


Roxey   Romney 
Theresa   Hansen 
Ella   Greenwood 
Margaret   Smart 


Beth    Paxman 
Nadine  Taylor 
Frances  Seaton 
Irma  Stowell 
Marjorie  Straw 


Vice-president 


Elvira    Jenkins 
Sylva   Anderson 
Ferol   Hassel 
June    Fames 
Elaine   Bott 


Arma    Laye 
Thora   Cowley 
Louise  Smith 
Fay   Lund 
Rhoda    Laye 


Dagmar   Miller 
Phyllis    Hermansen 
Geneel   Oldroyd 
Velma  Merrill 
Roene  Curtis 
Beulah   Swenson 


Celia   Larson 
Ednal    Shanks 
Oleah    Rockwood 
Lila   Menzies 
Una   Barton 
Afton    Kay 


ident 


ALTA  MITHRAS 

Organized: 

1933 

Officers: 

EDNAL  SHANKS 

PRES. 

Afton    Kay 

Vice-pres. 

Lila   Menzies 

Sec 

&■   Treas. 

Celia    Larson 

Reporter. 

Sponsor: 

Mrs.    Russel    Swenson 

Other   members: 

Marjorie    Foote 

Phyllis    Whitoeck 

216 


Beth    Knudsen 
Dixie    Belnap 
Louise    Russell 
Virtue   Fischer 
Gwendolyn  Powel 


Adele  Towers 
Virga    Bartholomew 
Mary   Crosby 
Kathryn    Powell 
Laurel    Mil 


Florence    Pierce 
Margaret  Tholen 
Stella    Frisby 
Phyllis  Bant 
Naomi  Maycock 


Lola    Despain 
Edith    Petersen 
Minnie  Hardman 
Marjorie  Wagers 
Glenna   Wood 


Irene  Mitchell 
Arvilla   Olsen 
Beth   Soffe 
Orpha   Soffe 
Anna    Hardman 


EM  ANON 

Organized:      1933 


off;. 


Sponsor 


MARJORIE  WAGERS  PRES. 

Louise   Russell  Vice-pres. 

Lola    Despain  Sec.   cV  Treas. 

Beth   Soffe  Reporter  cV    Historian 

Virginia    Keeler 


Other   members: 

Ruth    Mendenhall 


Margeurite    Er.nis 
Afton    Davies 
Clarcia   Ashcroft 
Ireta    Eagar 


Oa    J.    Lloyd 
Lena    Crosby 

Maurine    Hacking 
Inez    Blazzard 


Eleanor    Blazzard 
Margaret   Hardy 

Lola    Hacking 
Virginia    Kimbal 


LA 

DEJA 

Organized:   1931 

Officers: 

IDA   HOFFMAN 

PRES. 

Maurine    Hacking 

Vice-pres. 

Phyllis    Mabey 

Sec.    £f    Treas. 

Sponsor: 

Mrs.    Oa    J.    Lloyd 

Other    members: 

Phyllis    Mabey 

Ruth    Smith 

THALIANS 


Organized:   1933 
Officers: 

ISABELLE   DILLMAN 

Georgia   Olsen 

Myrtle  Tanner 

Wanda   Johnson 
Other    members: 

Faye   Van    Wagenen 

Ardelle   Threet 

Roann    Threet 
Sponsors: 

Mrs.    Lynn    Hayward 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Sec. 

Reporter 

Ailen    Lyon 
.ucille  Johnson 


Mrs.   A.   C.    Lambert 


Delia    Houtz 

Elva   Wignall 
Ethel    Karren 
Mozelle  Houtz 


lone  Johnson 
Isabelle   Dillman 
Ruth   Whitney 

Wanda   Johnson 


Ruby   Willardsen 
Reva   Jackson 
Myrtle  Tanner 

lola   Jensen 


Georgia   Olsen 

Dorothy   Bowman 


Mrs.    George    Ballif 


219 


Allen    Firmage 
Jim    Freestone 
John    Dean 
Bennie   Schmiett 


Arthur  Welch 

Ellis    Doty 
Malcolm   Johnson 

Frank   Harris 


Richard  Clark 
Woodrow   Wilson 
Albert    Freestone 
Ralph  Alder 
Albert   Swenson 


Other   members: 

Sydney  Boyle 
Hugh  Cannon 
Albert  Clark 


Don   Warnick 

Reed   Oldroyd 

Marion   J.   Olsen 


Sponsor 


Clarence   S.    Boyle 


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GOLD  BRICKERS 


Organized:   1917 


Off;, 


Jack    Eastmond 
Wayne  Mc  Intire 

Ferron    Losee 

Ray  Greene 


FERRON   LOSEE 
Mac   Johnson 
Grant   Holt 

Marion    Olsen 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Sec. 

Treas. 


Malcolm    Booth 
Richard   Graham 
Frank  Van  Wagenen 
Willie   Stevens 


Roy    Hudson 
Cornelius    Peterson 
Tom    Eastmond 
Edwin   Smart 
Floyd   Mc  Intire 


Maurice   Clayton 
Ellis    Graham 
Foster    Evans 
Bill   Reeder 
Royden    Braithwaite 


Vincent    Newcomer 
Lincoln   Gardner 
Thornton    Booth 
John    Lewis 


Barratt  Chadwick 
Glen    Borg 
Harold    Laycock 
Ariel    Davis 


Milton  Jacob 
Guy  Callahan 

Delwin   Johnson 

Kent  Clark 


Bruce   Ellis 
Marion    Harding 
Fred  Kartchner 

Joe   Pace 


President 


Offic 


BRIGADIER 

Organized:      1931 


RAY  McGUIRE 
Fred    Kartchner 
Cullen    Barton 

Other   members: 

Sterling    Callahan 
Horace   Christensen 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Sec.  Cr-   Treas. 


Jack    Burton 
Max    Russell 


Wayne    Rogers 
Elmer  Crowley 
Howard    Peterson 
James   McGuire 


William    Gulbrandson 
Rondo    Law 
John   McGuire 
Merrill    Croft 


Aavard    Rigby 

Douglas   Merrill 
Merlin  Bishop 
Milton    Nelson 


Bruce   Barclay 
David    Sabin 
Cullen    Barton 
Anthony  Woolf 


Brigadier    Informal 


BRIGADIER 


Other   members: 

Levi    Reynolds 
Joe  Seetaler 
Jack   Adams 
Robert   Detmers 
Ross    Pickett 


LaVar    Kump 

Ed   Clyde 

Ivan    Graham 

Ray    Kartchner 

Don    Conover 


Ray  Crosbie 
Hugh    Leonard 
Verden    Wightman 
Meldon   Warner 


Jack    Learning 
Jim    Benton 
Gerald    Lynn 

Dale   Schofield 


Reed    Crane 
Grant    Hansen 
Rex   Straw 
Gilman    Jensen 


TAUSIGS 


Organized:   1920 


Off,, 


PHILIP  KNIGHT 
Owen    Rowe 
DeVoe    Bnmhall 
Melvin    Kavachevich 
Ross  Webb 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Sec. 

Treas.    cV    Ath.    Mgr. 

Warden 


Sponsor: 


A.    Rex    Johnson 


TAUSIGS 


Other    members: 

Dwight    King 
Coy   J.    Clark 
Lloyd    Wignall 
William    Toliver 
George    Pehrson 


Gerald    Gillispie 

Russell    Foutz 

Paul   McBeth 

Gerald    Simmons 

Grant    Petersen 


Philip    Knight 
Verl    Meyrick 

Francis    Rowe 
DeVoe    Brimhall 


Merrill    Waters 
Jack   Woodward 
Owen    Rowe 

Ross   Webb 


Verl    Harrison 
Gene    Baker 
Melvin    Kavachevich 
Drew    Lenard 


Orgill   Aylett 
Bill    Hayward 

James    Fernley 

Virgil    Wedge 


Chester  May 
Clark    Neilson 
Herbert   Taylor 
George  Warnick 


Vincent   Redd 

Glade  Jorgensen 

Harvey   Wilson 


President. 


Offi. 


VAL  HYRICS 


Organized:      1928 


MAX  MARQUARDSON 
Howard    Ballard 
Herbert  Taylor 
Deane  Alsop 


226 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Ath.   Mgr. 

Sec.  &•  Treas. 


226 


VAL  HYRICS 


Other   members: 

Grant    Baker 
Earl    Hinckley 


Don    Greenwood 
Sylvan   Stephens 


Formal    dinner-dance 


Winston    Fillmore 
Allan   Madsen 
Howard    Ballard 
Roy    Nickerson 


Phil    Ashworth 
Calvin   Swenson 
Blaine   Hart 
Woodrow  Mickelsen 


Deane  Alsop 

Floyd  Brienholt 

Fred   Stevenson 


227 


Niles    Wing 
Tom    Peterson 
Jay    Nelson 
Wallace   Gardner 


Garth   Olsen 
Elmer  Griffith 

Boyd    Page 

Drews    Riska 


Jennings    Evans 
George    Bird 
Roy    Hammond 
Kay   Hammond 
Glade   Anderson 


Vern    Hales 
Gilbert  Tolhurst 
Verl   Whiting 

Dale   Jones 
Walter   Hoge 


President 


VIKINGS 


Organized: 

1928 

ELMER  GRIFFITH 

PRES 

Roy    Hammond 

Vice-pres. 

Verl    Whiting 

Sec. 

Vern    Hales 

Treas 

!8 


Charles    Fletcher 
Bill    Hcwe 

Frank   Swenson 

Ezra    Clark 


Jay   Schofield 

Deloy   McMullin 
Sterling   Strate 
George   Stoddard 


Marlowe  Wootten 
Bob   Buswell 
Harold   Larsen 
Fred    Page 
Bert   Fulmer 


Other   members: 

Weldon   Aldredge 
Alton    Merr 
Kirk   Stephens 
Everett    Pullen 
Max    Halverson 

Sponsor: 

Karl    E.   Young 


229 


Paxman   Martin 
James    Harris 
Harold    Larsen 
Ermel    Morton 


Don   Call 
Everett  Jorgensen 
Thell   Bailey 
Ronald    Larsen 


Eugene   Larsen 
Darrel   Milliner 
Reese    Faucette 
Raymond    Hashitani 


Dale    Fitzgerald 
James    Dudley 

Dean   Turner 
Karl    Brand 


President 


MATES 


Organized:      1927 
Officers: 

EVERETT  JORGENSEN 

Ermel    J.   Morton 

Thell    Bailey 

Paxman    Martin    cV   Walter   Jensen 

Reese    E.    Faucette 
Other   members: 

Howard    Dixon 


CAPTAIN. 
First  Mate. 
Logkeeper. 
Ath.  Mgrs. 
Bus.    Mgr. 


Leo    Frazier 
Carlos    Phillips  Ronald    Fitzgerald 


CLUBS 


One  need  only  attend  Monday  devotionals  to 
learn  of  the  important  part  clubs  have  to  play 
in  the  life  at  the  "Y".  No  matter  where  one 
comes  from  or  what  one  does,  there's  a  place 
for  him  in  one  of  the  geographical  clubs  organ- 
ized by  students  from  adjacent  counties  and 
stales,  in  the  active  Cosmopolitan  club  or  in  one 
of  the   language   or   semi-professional   clubs. 


Morris   Winward 
Arta    Lind 
Francis    Bahr 
Grace  Oliverson 
Lee   Nokelby 
Emma    Spencer 


Garnet  Green 
Bennet  Jacobs 
Melba  Clark 
Raymond    Hashitani 
Marjorie    Killpack 
Dwaine    Richins 


Chester  May 
Margaret    Parker 
Mark  Siepert 
Helen    Kelsey 
Elmer  Crowley 
Beth    Richardson 


Melba  Gerrard 
Melvin    Roberts 
Ruth    Rasmussen 
Herbert   Larson 
Otella  Watson 
Max    Benson 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Sec. 


IDAHO  CLUB 

Other  members: 

Maxine  Hammond 


June  Martineau 
Betly  Torgeson 
Bernece  Johnson 
Marvin   Metcalf 
June   Bateman 
Lois  Thornton 


Ivy  Manning 
Neil   Mc  Knight 
Dixie   Belnap 
Nolan   Oswald 
LaVere   Loveland 
Harold   Ball 


Mildred  Young 
Vernon   Ball 
Virginia    Lortz 
Delwin   Johnston 
Amy  Brinton 
Morris  Vance 


Marlowe  Wooton 
Betty  Morgan 
Vern  Moncur 
LaRelle   Nelson 
Erma   Stowell 
Golden  Ward 


Edna   Ellsworth 
Barbara   Perrett 
Nile  Taylor 
Lois  Choules 
Fred   Rigby 
Horlense   Belnap 


Vice-president 


Vern    Moon 
Marjorie   Moon 
Elmo    Nelson 
Ma  Ree    Nelson 
Maurice    Lambert 
Laurel    Hill 

Virginia    Benson 
Bob    Brown 
Sylvia    Smith 
Madge   Jacobs 
Grant    Pickup 
Pauline    Pace 

Ray   Colton 
Mary    Hacking 
Heber   Kimball 
Clark    Neilson 
Olive   Lemon 
George   Strebel 

Boneta    LeBeau 
Sam    Calder 
Thelma   Wall 
Clara   Colton 
Paul   Murphy 
Lorna   Colton 

Emil   Jones 
Madelyn    Wilkins 
Isabelle    Dillman 
Chloe    Broadhead 
Margaret    Dudley 
Ross    Fitkau 

lone   Johnson 
Clair    Pickup 
Reed    Clegg 
Earl    Calder 
Claude   Woolley 
James    Dudley 


President 


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UINTAH  CLUB 

Organization   composed   of  students   from   the   Uintah   Basin. 
Organized   October    I,    1924. 


Off, 


GLENN  MORRILL 
Paul    Murphy 
Phyllis    Daniels 


ORES 

Vice-pres. 
Sec. 


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UINTAH  CLUB 

Other    members: 

Nathan    Allen 

Claud    Cooper 

Marian    Dudley 

Donna    Billings 

Eunice    Murray 

Alex    Wooley 

Gerald    Caldwell 

Quintin    Utley 

Earl    Dillman 

Frank    Postma 

Connie    Denver 

Helen    Durphy 

Rex    Curray 

Afton    Clegg 
Ardelle    Galloway 
Ruth    Wall 
Kenneth    Aycock 
Oral    Mackay 
Callis    Billings 

Dora    Moon 
Lyman    Davies 
Floral    Lemon 
Ruth   Calder 
Max    Seeley 
Florence    Hacking 

Jack    Cook 
Ethel    Karren 
Robert   Cooper 
Floyd    Goodrich 
Rose  Marie  Edwards 
Levi    Kitchen 

Calva   Jorgensen 
Mulford    Aycock 
Blanch    Lublin 
Anna    Hardman 
Francis    Bahr 
Phyllis   Daniels 

Woodrow   Young 
Guy    Percival 
Minnie    Hardman 
Carma    Wilson 
Wanda    Johnson 
Theron    Lambert 

Lawrence    Murray 
Ralph   Shields 
Elmo  Colton 
Joe   Winder 
Vernon    Roper 
Leo    Hacking 


Vice-president 


Lalovi    Fish 
Rex    Bigler 
Ethel    Eyring 
Guida   Smith 
John    Verney 
Ireta    Eagar 


Harold    Smith 
Leola    Layton 
Woodrow    LeSueur 
Verla   Call 
Gordon    LeSueur 
Velma   Merril 


Sybil   Webb 

Lester   Whiting 
Claricia    Ashcroft 
Maxwell    Butler 
Ruth    Merrill 
Errol    Brown 


Idona    Rencher 
Glenaveve    Decker 
Albert    Freestone 
Marguerite    Ennis 
Paul    Nicholes 
Mary    Petersen 


Oma    LeSueur 
Laverl    Hall 
Maurine   Clark 
Beatrice   Rogers 
Lin   Maxwell 


sident 


fSH 


Off 


ARIZONA  CLUB 

Organization    composed    of 

students    from    Arizona 

Organized 

1912 

cers: 

OTTO  DONE 

PRES 

Donna    Dastrup 

First 

vice-pres 

Ruth    Merrill 

Second 

•ice.    pres 

Melvin   Crosby 

Sec 

Ireta    Eagar 

Treas 

Lee    Berry    &■    Gordon  LeSueur             Social    Mgrs. 

Woodrow    Le  Sueur  Men's    Ath.    Mgr. 

Oma    LeSueur  Women's    Ath.    Mgr. 

Errol    Brown  Reporter 


236 


CANADIAN  CLUB 

Organization  composed   of  students   from   Canada 
Organized:  1935 


Offi, 


WALTER  PITCHER 
Harold    Laycock 
Alice   Briggs 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Sec. 


Virginia    Heninger 
Earl    Bascom 
Melba    Heninger 
Wilbur  Woolf 
Hilda   Payne 


Harold    Laycock 
Aenone  Woolf 
Leonard   Watson 
Alice    Briggs 
Anthony  Woolf 


Althea   Marsden 
Fay  Walker 
Afton    Higgs 
Golden    L  Woolf 
Helen    Brandley 


Edsel   Peterson 
Marie  Brandley 
Mary   Knight 
Fred   Spackman 
Eunice  Hardy 


Dean    Peterson 
Wayne  Hacking 
Vern   Olson 
William    Forsyth 
Walter   Pitcher 


McKay   Allred 
Estella    Mortensen 
Webster    Decker 
Ruby    Horr 
Thell    Bailey 


Wanda   Jensen 
Francis    Faucette 
Dearwyn    Sardoni 
Ralph    Christensen 
Gwendolyn   Cornum 


Blaine   Standifird 
Ruth    Horr 
Walter  Jensen 
Arlo   Brady 
Lenna   Holman 


Tom    Petersen 
Doris  Black 
Jack  Woodward 
Leo    Brady 
LaVere    Bagwel 


President 


COLORADO  CLUB 


Organization    composed    of 

st 

udents 

from    Colorado 

Organized 

1932 

Officers: 

REESE   FAUCETTE 

PRES. 

Lenna    Holman 

Vice-pres. 

Gwendolyn    Cornum 

Sec. 

Arlo    Brady 

Ath.   Mgr. 

Other    members: 

Dee   Shawcroft 

Elaine   Christensen 

Maud    Shawcroft 

Floyd   Mortensen 

Elda   Jackson 

Melvern    Wheeler 

Marguerite    Lambert 

238 


INTERNATIONAL  RELATIONS 


Organized: 

1931 

Officers: 

RAY  COLTON 

PRES. 

Marjorie    Wagers 

Vice-pres. 

Merline   Gardner 

Sec. 

O.    M.    Wilson 

Faculty   Advisor 

Other   members: 

Florence    Pierce 

Jack    Spencer 

Thomas    Acree 

Prof.    Snow 

Dean   White 

Pres.    Harris 

Milton    Grimes 

A.    F.   Moffett 

Teut    Becker 

Minnie    Hardman 
Sarah    Nickerson 
Reid    Bradford 
Gilbert   Meldrum 
Louise  Mayer 
June    Bateman 


Rinda   T.   Abegg 
Harriet   Merrill 
Ray  Colton 
Margaret  Thomas 
Gilbert  Chatwin 
Madge  Jacobs 


Cullen    Barton 
Frank    Hess 
Darlene   Owens 
Anna    Hardman 
O.  Meredith   Wilson 
Karl    Black 


Arden   Westman 
Beth    Roberts 
Glenaveve    Decker 
Marjorie  Wagers 

Merline  Gardner 
Jessie    Holt 


President 


239 


Helen   Janssen 
Arvilla   Olsen 
Bennie   Schmiett 
Afton    Shaw 
Waldo   Page 
Bernice   Cash 


Beth   Soffe 
Origill    Aylett 
June   Smith 
Dorothy   Greenwood 
Mont    Stephenson 
Virtue    Fischer 


Joe    E.    Brown 
Vilate   Butterfield 
Drews    Riska 
Walter   Nosack 
Gwen    Kimball 
Brian    Hutchings 


Beatrice   Bateman 
Doyle   Green 
Woodrow   Mickelsen 
Orpha   Soffe 
Darrel   Soffe 
Wayne  Soffe 
Eloise  Welch 


Edith    Petersen 
Henry  Jensen 
Harold    Larson 

Leah   Holt 
Stanley    Burgon 
Moedl   Steadman 
Ella    Greenwood 


President 


JORDAN  CLUB 

Organization  composed  of  students  from  Jordan  High  School 
Organized  1933 


Offi, 


DELOY  MCMULLIN 
Dorothy  Greenwood 
Ella   Greenwood 
Doyle  Green 
Howard    Ballard 
Mont   Stephensen 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Sec.   £f  Treas. 

Membership  Chairman 

Reporter 

Ath  Mgr. 


MILLARD  CLUB 

Organization  of  students   from   Millard   County 
Organized:  1919 


Officers: 

EVAN  G.  GARDNER 

PRES. 

Utahna    Peterson 

Vice-pres. 

Sonoma    Robins 

Sec.   €f   Treas. 

Clifton    Boyack 

Reporter 

Other  Members: 

Lloyd  Schlappi 
Margarefc  Peterson 

Gretha    Petersen 

Adair  Smith 

X 

v 

r 

A 

Melvin  Ashby 
Utahna    Peterson 
Rae   Starley 
LaPrele  Memmott 
Avard    Rigby 


Winnie  Walker 
Clifton  Boyack 
lola    Robinson 
Merlin  Christensen 
Maxine   Watts 


Ivy   Roberts 
Verdell   Rigby 
Mary   Black 
Mary  Hopkins 
Vernon   Roper 
Elcee  Law 


Merlin   Bishop 
Inez  Skeem 
LaVerl  Christensen 
Sonoma   Robins 
Wanda  Steel 
Verdell   Bishop 


President 


Ruby  Willardsen 
Glendale    Larson 
Margaret   Winters 
Royden    Braithwaite 
Fay    Lund 


Ralph    Britsch 
Phyllis    Hermansen 
Bruce    Ellis 
Louie   Jean   Miner 
Waldo    Christensen 


Beulah   Carlston 
George  Anderson 
Ana   Jensen 
Allan  Madsen 
Eva    Poulson 


Floyd    Breinholt 
Louise   Barton 
Delbert   Miner 
Ruby  Olsen 
Devon   Sanderson 


Opal    Christensen 
Verl    H.   Meyrick 
Elma   Anderson 
Rae  Anderson 
Elaine   Sorenser 


President 


SAN  PETE  CLUB 

Organization  composed  of  students  from  San    Pete  County 
Established:      1926 


Officers: 

H.  REESE  ANDERSON 

PRES. 

Eva    Poulson 

Vice-pres. 

Elma   Anderson 

Sec. 

J.    Bruce    Ellis 

Reporter 

Other   members: 

O.   Worth    Bench 

Eugene    Petersen 

Darwin   Allred 

NEVADA  CLUB 

Organization  composed  of  students  from  the  state  of  Nevada 
Organized:  1935 

Officers: 


DON  EARL 

PRES. 

Verle  Allen 

Vice-pres. 

Sam   C.   Dase 

Sec. 

Leonard   Cook 

Ath.  Mgr. 

Sarah   Jane   Flowers 

Reporter 

Other  members: 

Earl    Hinkley 

LaVerne  Jones 

Mary   K.   Larsen 

Mark   Murray 

Ellen  Warner 

Jay   Leavitt 

Hafen   Leavitt 

Dora  Shellenberger 
James   Fernley 
Lorean    Lewis 


Alpha   Robinson 
Sam   Dase 

Sarah   Flowers 
Virgil  Wedge 


Thomas  Hemingway 
Ednal   Shanks 
Gerald  Anderson 

La  Rue  Ramsay 


Randall   Frehner 
Newell   Robinson 
Verle  Allen 
Leon   Frehner 


President 


Lincoln   Gardner 
Bert  Asay 
Vern   Waldo 
Vaughn    Lloyd 


Jack   Stringham 

Boneta    LeBeau 
Nola   Comer 
Dale   Schofield 


Marlow  Turpin 
Clifford   Young 
Douglas  Merrill 
Herbert  Taylor 
Merrill  Croft 


Marlowe  Wooton 
Jack  Woodward 
Grant   Holt 
James    Lambert 
Meldon  Warner 


President 


BLOCK  "Y"    CLUB 

Organization  composed    of   students   who   have   won    a 

block   "Y"    for   participating   in   intercollegiate   athletic,   or 

forensic  competition. 

Officers: 


GOLDEN  TAYLOR 

PRES. 

Jack   Woodward 

Vice-pres. 

Darlene   Owens 

Sec.   <&-  Treas. 

Kirk   Stephens 

Sergeant   at  Arms 

Clifton    Boyack 

Reporter 

Edwin   Kimball 

Sponsor 

BLOCK  "Y"  CLUB 


Other   members: 

Gerald   Gillispie 

Hugh   Cannon 

La  Ray  Alexander 

Ralph    Crowton 

George   Pehrson 

Gus    Black 

LeGrande  Tea 

LaVar    Kump 

Wayne   Cook 

Jack    Spencer 

Charles   Oaks 

Albert   Clark 

Earl    Giles 

Kirk   Stephens 

Alfred    Canning 

George    Gourley 

Gerald   Simmons 

Laurence    Goulding 

Paul   McBeth 

Elbert   Campbell 

Kay    Hart 

Mennel    Taylor 

Bud    Barber 

Reed   Crane 
Beulah  Carlston 

Darlene  Owens 

Bill    Reeder 


Marjorie   Wagers 
Clifton    Boyack 
Edwin    Kimball 
Madge  Jacobs 


Rondo    Law 
Golden  Taylor 
Mac  Johnson 
Tom    Eastmond 
Wayne   Soffe 


Herman    Rowley 
Walter   Brooks 
Carlyle   Lambert 
George   Stoddard 
John  Verney 


Vice-president 


John    Jensen 
Merrill   Christopherson 
A.   A.   Anderson 
Milton  Beck 
Howard    Petersen 


Frank    Harris   Jr. 
Howard    Dixon 
Dr.  Wayne  B.  Hales 
Harold   McBride 
Stanley    Burger 


Wesley   Knudson 
Barrett   Chadwick 
Henry    Nicholes 
Loey   Newren 
Ray  Green 


Doyle  Cranney 
Calvin   Swensen 
Fred   Kartchner 
Joe   Pace 
Eugene   Larson 


Jay   Olsen 

Doyle  Green 
Milton   Jacob 

Lynn   Stott 
Martin    Ririe 


President 


Y  EAGLES 


Organization   composed  of   eagle   scouts   of   the    university 
Organized:    1931 


Officers: 

CLIFTON   BOYACK 
Howard    Petersen 
Frank    Harris   Jr. 

Other    members: 

Robert    Bird 

Pres.    F.    S.    Harris 

Dr.   Carl    F.    Eyring 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Sec.   €f  Treas. 


Don  Marlensen 
Merrill  Croft 
Elbert  Miller 


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MASK  CLUB 


Off 


Orga 

nization  of   people    especially 
study   of  drama. 
Organized:      (921 

nterested 

in   the 

ficers 

ELMER  CROWLEY 
Lorna   Wentz 
Maza    Christensen 

Sec. 

PRES 

Vice-pres 
<f*-   Treas 

(Back    row) 

Milton    Nelson 

Elmer   Crowley 

Clifton    Boyack 


(Second    row) 

Irma   Stowell 
Gladys   Sorenson 
Hazel   Anderson 

Roxey   Romney 
Geraldine  Eggertson 


(First    row) 

Leola   Green 
Huitau   Allred 
Marguerite  Sundburg 
Margaret    Peterson 
Mary   Mc  Gregor 


President 


— <3* 


24  7 


GERMAN  CLUB 


Front   Row:        (Reading   from    Left    to    Right)  Clayson,    (President);    Watson;    Soffe;    Paxman, 

(Instructor);   Lewis;    Robins;  Anderson;    Eddington;    Dixon;  Martineau;   Stahman; 

Ludlow;  Colton;  Pond;   Hassinger;  Steiner;   Robinson;   Brain;  Teitjen;   Robinson. 
Second    Row:    Anderson;    Hales;    Mclntire;    Harris;    White;    Harris;    Doty;    Clayson;    Vernon; 

Neves;  Swenson;  Hunter;  Fitzgerald;  Heslop;  Smart;  Clark;  Frisby;  Giles;  Green. 
Third    Row:       Jordan;   Callahan;   Hess;   Hoover;  Clark;   Bird;  Jorgensen;  Pace;  Wood;  Decker; 

Cranney;   Gesslison;  Merrill;  Walker;  Johnson;  Stout;  Dean. 
Fourth    Row.     Bell;  Cook;   Bandley;  Wilson;  Olsen;   Weight;  Young;   Romney;    Hansen;   Banks; 

Nicholes;  Ashworth;   Nelson;    Robbie;  McGregor. 
Fifth   Row:        McKay;    Smith;    Jarvis;    Holt;    Kirkham;    Robertson;    Moore;    Peterson;    Clark; 

Terry;   Broadbent,  (Instructor);    Stiener;    Dean   Gerretl  de  Jong,  Jr.,  (Instructor); 

Stahman;  Boyle;  Chrislensen;  Young;  Giddings;  Hopper;  Hales;  Monson;  Jaussi; 

Hardy;   Evans;  Aylett;   Peterson;  Lambert. 


Purpose:  "Die  Studenten,  die  sich  fur  das  Studium  des 
Deutschen  interessieren  mit  den  deutschen 
Beitragen   zur  Weltkultur   bekannt  zu   machen." 


Offic 


ELI  K.  CLAYSON 
Eleanor   Nicholes 
Helen    Dahl 


PRES. 

Vice-pres. 

Sec.  €f  Treas. 


J 


FRENCH  CLUB 


Front   Row: 
Second    Row: 
Third    Row: 
Fourth    Row: 
Fifth    Row: 


(Left  to    Right)  Wall;   Young;   Loveland;   Youkstetter;    Romney;   Houtz;     Daniels; 

Rhodes;   Meiling;  Miner;    Hill;    Pratt;  Mclntire;    Hunt. 

Thomas;    Van    Wagoner;    Ward;    Allred;    Wilson;    Mercer;    Prince;     Jacobs;    Le 

Beau;   Pond;  Jones;  Anderson;    Isaksen;    Professor  Cummings. 

Crosbie;    Holt;    Butler;    Woolf;    Jensen;    Anderson;     Bell;    Higgs;    Chrislensen; 

Murdock;  Todd;    Hansen;  Cope;    Broadbent;    Spencer;  Cooper. 

Jeppson;  Vietti;   Watts;  Tanner;   Adams;  Callan;   Clark;  Storrs;   Morgan;  Jensen; 

Breinholl;    Richards;   Anderson;    Peterson;  Mrs.    Roberts. 

Clark;    Lewis;     Hacking;    Hacking;    Pratt;    Rogers;     Grasse;    Karren;    Rockwood; 

Tuttle;  Johnson;   Turner;    Nickson;   Hammond;    Ellel. 

Organized:   1920 
Officers: 
Senior  Club: 

ROBERT  COOPER  PRES. 

Beth    Richards  Vice-pres. 

Maurine   Murdock  Sec. 

Junior  Club: 

EDSEL  A.  PETERSON  PRES. 

Merrill   Van  Wagoner  Vice-pres. 

Madge  Jacobs  Sec. 

Le  Cercle  Francais  offer  aux  etudiantes  des  occas- 
ions pour  parler  et  entendre  la  langue  vivanle,  et 
s' interesse  a  la  vie  francaise  representee  par  des 
pieces  dramatiques,  des  jeux  ,des  chansons,  des 
couslomes,  des  fetes,  etc. 


President 


249 


IB3L 


APPRECIATION 

Only  through  the  cooperation  and  con- 
tribution of  your  "BANYAN  BOOSTERS" 
can  an  annual  such  as  the  1936  Banyan  be 
published.  The  business  concerns  listed  in  the 
advertising  section  are  staunch  supporters  of 
school  functions  and  projects.  Let  you,  in 
turn,  support  them  and  their  business  by  your 
patronage. 

JACK  OWEN, 
Advertising  Manager. 


NDEX  TO  ADVERTISERS 


Ballif,  George  S. 

Brockbank  &  Pope 

Booth,  A.  L. 

Butler's,  Inc. 

B.  Y.  U.  Press  Department 

B.  Y.  U.  Photo  and  Studio  Department 

Cherry  Hill  Dairy 

Christensen's  Department  Store 

Crest  Theatre 

Consolidated  Wagon  &  Machine  Co. 

Deseret  Book  Co. 

Eastman  Kodak  Stores 

Glade  Candy  Co. 

Graham  Printing  Co. 

Hansen  Candy  Co. 

Henager  Business  College 

Henroid,  D.  G. 

Keeley's  Inc. 

Larson,  P.  L. 

Leven's  Inc. 

Lewis  Ladies'  Store 

Madsen  Cleaning  Co. 

Morgan,  J.  Rulon 

Molloy  Cover  Co. 

North  Pacific  College  of  Oregon 

Paramount  Theatre 


Piggly  Wiggly 

Provo  Book  Bindery 

Provo  Greenhouse 

Provo  Typewriter  Service 

Roberts  Hotel 

Ryberg  Bros. 

Salt  Lake  and  Utah  R.  R. 

Sears  Roebuck  Co. 

Shriver's 

Students  Supply  Association 

Sweet  Candy  Co. 

Taylor  Bros. 

Tennant,  H.  H. 

Timpanogos  Creamery  Co. 

Tri-State  Lumber  Co. 

University  Market 

Utah-Idaho  School  Supply 

Utah-Idaho  Sugar  Co. 

Utah  Oil  Refining  Co. 

Utah  Photo  Materials  Co. 

Utah  Power  and  Light  Co. 

Utah  Timber  and  Coal  Co. 

Utah  Woolen  Mills 

"Y"  Barber  and  Beauty  Shop 

"Y"  Cafeteria 


BUSINESS  AND  PROFESSIONAL 
DIRECTORY 

BUSINESS 
M.  H.  Graham  Printing  Company 

LAW 
George  S.  Ballif 
Brockbank  and  Pope 
A.  L  Boo+h 
J.  Rulon  Morgan 


HOTEL    ROBERTS 


AND  DINING  ROOM 

COMFORTABLE  AND  HOMELIKE 

MARK  ANDERSON  E.  C.  BURTON 


Special  Attention  Given  at  Banquets 
and  Parties 

Banquet  Rates  Fifty  Cents  and  Up-Hal 
Included 

Regular  Dinners  and  Club  Breakfasts 
at  Popular  Prices 

Phone  36  or  1441 

A.  J.  ANDERSON,  Dining  Room  Manager 


BRIGHAM  YOUNG  UNIVERSITY 

Press  Department 


Rex   Bigler  J.  W.    Payne  LaVerl   Hall 

Ellen   Anderson  Nolan  Oswald  Errol    G.    Brown  Dale  Jones 

Leo    Herbert  Vance    Bennett  Reese    Faucette  Hilda    Payne 

Other   Staff  Members:      Ralph   W.   Jensen,   Glenn   S.    Potter,    Franklin    Haymore. 


Despite  students  and  faculty  members  who,  happening  to  find  them- 
selves in  the  Maeser  basement  and  observing  the  frenzied  activities  of 
busy  staff  members  remark,  "Oh!  You  do  printing  here",  the  "Y"  Press  is 
rapidly  acquiring  a  national  reputation  through  its  pioneering  in  the  field 
of  college  offset  lithographic  printing.  The  "Press"  received  its  initial 
impetus  in  the  summer  of  1935  when  President  Harris  and  Purchasing 
Agent  Sauls  ordered  the  installation  of  Multilith  equipment.  Since  then 
the  quanity  and  quality  of  Brigham  Young  University  has  improved  until 
recently  a  Wisconsin  gentlemen,  upon  seeing  a  copy  of  the  1935  Banyan 
remarked,   "Darn   clever,   these   Mormons". 


■fl  Atackine  that  went  to  @ollege 

pho*c«  BANYAN 


•     •     • 


During  the  school  year, 
Multilith  and  Multigraph 
have  performed  their  as- 
signments in  a  manner  to 
make  everyone  connect- 
ed with  Brigham  Young 
University  proud  of  their 
output.  From  first-year 
students  to  the  President 
of  the  Institution,  all  have 
in  some  way  been  influ- 
enced by  the  product  of 
"University  Press." 

Special  textbooks  mod- 
ernized and  brought  up- 
to-date  . . .  lesson  and  work 
sheets  .  .  .  examination 


Model  1261  Multilith  with  Automatic  Suction  Paper  Feeder  —  the 
unit  as  used  by  Brigham  Young  University  for  BANYAN  production. 


questions  .  .  .  athletic  and  enter- 
™  tainment  announcements,  invita- 

tions, tickets  and  programs  .  .  . 
business  and  faculty  record  and  report  forms 
.  .  .  student  publications  .  .  .  University  ad- 
vertising and  sales  promotion  material  .  .  . 
these  and  more  have  been  possible  because 
of  Multilith  and  Multigraph  speed,  quality, 
convenience,  simplicity  and  economy. 

Excellent  training  has  been  provided  for 
students  working  on  production.  This  knowl- 
edge will  prove  valuable  in  many  ways 
when  these  young  people  enter  business  life. 


There  are  thousands  of  Multiliths  and  Multi- 
graphs  in  use  all  over  the  country.  Just  as 
they  enable  Brigham  Young  University  to 
save  money  on  printed  material,  so  do  Multi- 
lith and  Multigraph  save  and  make  money 
for  executives  in  every  business  and  non- 
commercial field. 

Detailed  information  on  Multilith  and  Multigraph 
applications  will  be  furnished,  without  obligation,  by 

MULTIGRAPH  SALES  AGENCY 

T.  C.  SUTTON,  Sales  Agent 
44  W.  2nd  SOUTH  ST.     •     SALT  LAKE  CITY.  UTAH 


NOTE 


Readers  at  distant  points  can  obtain  facts  about  Multilith  and  Multigraph  as  used  by  educational 
institutions  by  writing  the  manufacturer  direct  —  MULTIGRAPH    COMPANY,    Cleveland,    Ohio. 


BRICHAM  YOUNG  UNIVERSITY 
Studio  and  Photography  Department 


The  art  of  photography  plays  the  biggest  part  in  our  year- 
book in  reproducing  the  features  of  friends  in  such  a  way  that  we 
may  see  them  fifty  years  from  now  as  they  were  at  college.  For 
the  first  time,  the'  university  photography  department  has  at- 
tempted this  work  with  Joe  Boel  as  chief  "picture-taker"  assisted 
by  George  Streble,  Vern  Hales,  Dwight  Young,  Otto  Done  and 
LeGrande  Lewis  in  the  dark  room,  and  Jean  Pratt,  Gwen 
Wagstaff  and  Fern  Broadhead  in  the  secretarial  department. 


256 


Molloy-Made  cover  quality  is  still  serving  the  best  books  in 

the  land  .  .  .  just  as  it  did  in  the  pioneer  days  of  the  modern 

yearbook.  The  cover  on  this  volume  is  a  physical  expression  of 

that  fine  quality  and  workmanship  which  the  Molloy  trade-mark 

has  always  symbolized. 


THE  DAVID  J.  MOLLOY  PLANT 

2857  North  Western  Avenue 
CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS 


THE  OE  FEET  OF  CORN  WALLIS 


SO    YOU    MADE   A   LETTER  HUH?  YOU  SHOULD 
OF  WROTE  A  WHOLE  DAN&EP  ALPHABET  BY  NOW/ 


The  Continentals— School  Orchestra 


First  Row:  Spencer  Crabtree,  sax,  clarinet,  vocal;  Marcell  Bird,  sax,  clarinet, 
vocal;  Milo  Adams,  sax,  clarinet;  Clyde  Ward,  guitar. 

Second  row:  Dean  Alsop,  trumpet,  vocal;  Bennie  Schmiett,  trumpet;  Scott  Benson, 
trombone;  Glade  Jorgensen,  trombone,  vocal;  Frank  Shaw,  violin,  bass;  Chic  Wilde, 
drums,  violin;  Byron  Jensen,  piano. 


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STUDENT'S  SUPPLY  ASSOCIATION 


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Staff  of  the  Student's  Supply  Association.  Behind  the  counter,  reading  left  to 
right:  Neil  Mcknight,  Kay  Hart  (manager),  Elithe  Fillmore,  In^s"  Hunter,  Gordon 
Seaman. 


259 


General 


Administration 

II 

Art  and  Pageantry 

143 

Associated  Women  Students 

30 

Bunyon 

256 

Campus 

1 

Campus  Life 

99 

Clubs 

231 

Commissioner  of  Education 

13 

Deans                              16,  17,  18,  19 

Drama  and  Forensics 

147 

Extension  Division 

20 

Faculty 

21 

Freshmen 

83 

Honoraries  and  Professionals 

185 

Juniors 

59 

Lyceums                                   08 

109 

Vlasters  and  Graduates 

33 

Vlen's  Sports 

157 

Music 

131 

Personalities         120,  121,  122 

123 

President 

14 

President's  Aides 

15 

President,  L.D.S.  Church 

12 

Publications 

125 

Public  Service  Bureau 

31 

Seniors 

37 

Social  Units 

199 

Sophomores 

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26 

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249 

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91 

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44 

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85 

Ashcroft,  Clarica 

60 

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87,  139 

Ashton,  Helen 

78,  203 

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84 

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139 

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79, 

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70,  220 

Aycock,  Kenneth 

76,235 

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77 

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70 

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63 

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88 

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79,238 

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96,  243 

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64,233 

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95,  200 

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95 

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79, 

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189 

Baker,  Gene 

88,225 

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132, 

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186,201,247 

Baker,  T. 

39 

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80,  249 

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80, 

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Allred,  Lydia 

85 

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77,238 

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248 

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165 

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75,  134 

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80, 

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80 

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172,245 

Anderson,  Earl 

87 

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93 

Anderson,  Ellen 

79,213 

Barnett,  Wilmer 

49 

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74,  203 

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Anderson,  Ethel 

75,  203 

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91,  188 

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Barton,  Louise 
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Bateman,  June       74, 
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Bean,  Marion 
Beck,  Geraldine 
Beck,  Milton 
Beck,  Vivian 
Beck,  Wayne 
Becker,  Teut 
Beckstead,  Chad 
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Bee,  James 
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Bell,  Margaret 
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Bigler,  Ray 
Bigler,  Rex 
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Billings,  Donna 
Billings,  Dallis 
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Bird,  Marcell 
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Bishop,  Verdell 
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Black,  Guss 

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Black,  Mary 
Black,  Nita 
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Blair,  James 
Blake,  George 
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Bloomfield,  George 
Bloomfield,  Nina 
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Booth,  Darrell 
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Booth,  Malcolm 
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Bowers,  Lucille 
Bowles,  Catherine 
Brown,  Aaron 
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Bowman,  Dorothy 
Bowman,  Lorraine 
Boyack,  Beit 
Boyack,  Clifton 

153,  198,241,  245,247 
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Boyden,  Orlene 
Boyer,  Roy 
Boyer,  Margaret 

186,  198 
Boyer,  Paul 
Boyle,  Elayne 

201,248 
Boyle,  Sydney 
Bradford,  Henry 
Bradford,  Reed 
Bradshaw,  Bernece 
Brady,  Arlo 
Brady,  Leo' 
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Braithwaite,  Royden 

142,  189,221,242. 
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Brandley,  Marie  89 

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Breinholt,  Herbert 
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Broadhear,  Chloe 
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Brown,  Darrel 
Brown,  Eleanor 
Brown,  Errol 
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Brown,  Ralph 
Brown,  Robert 
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Bullock,  Cecil 
Bullock,  Tom 
Bunnell,  Stephen 
Bunnell,  Reese 
Burdick,  Blanche 
Burgener,  Owen 
Burgess,  Pauline 
Burgess,  Rupert 
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198,  222 
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Christensen,  Lolita 
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198,21  1,247 
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134,241 
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Young,  Evelyn 

67 

Young,  Dwightt 

256 

Young,  Helen 

49 

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Young,  LuCinda 

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Young,  Martin 

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Young,  Max 

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Young,  Persis 

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Young,  Sylvia 

213 

Young,  Theodore 

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Zabriskie,  Emma 

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Zodell,  Jerry 

96 

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The  Bunyon  queen  shall  sureiy  shine, 
By  sudden  blasts,   or  slow  decline. 
On  she  toils  from  day  to  day 
Her  social  comforts  drop  away— 

She  is  not  fair  tt»  outward  view 
Her  lovliness  they  never  knew. 
Her  looks  are  sometimes  coy  and  cold 
toy  heart  leaps  up  when  I  b«hold 

Her  eyes  as  stars  of  twilight  fair. 
Like  a  sunset  too,  her  disky  hair, 
Pointing  upward  to   the  skj ,' 
Luring,   calling,  passers  by. 

I   saw  her  again  from  a  different  view. 
As  maybe  you  have   seen  her  too, 
Like   something  fashioned  in  a  dream 
This   lovely  girl,    the  Bunyon  Queen. 


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As  the  Seniors  march  down  University 
Avenue  and  down  the  aisle  of  commence- 
ment of  life  with  its  many  opportunities,  this 
school  year  becomes  history.  May  this  vol- 
ume of  the  1936  Banyan  be  a  reminder  and 
help  relive  the  many  joyous  days  spent  here 
at  the  "Y."  In  it  we  h&ve  tried  to  include 
those  things  which  you  will  want  to  remember. 

I  am  indebted  greatly  to  the  following  for 
their  services  rendered:  The  many  diligent 
workers  on  the  staff;  the  untiring  efforts  of 
the  University  Press;  the  design  of  the  book 
and  technical  supervision  by  Ralph  Jenson; 
the  assistance  of  Dr.  Hales  and  the  photo  de- 
partment; Glen  Potter  and  Fae  Cottam  for 
their  art  contributions;  the  Provo  Book  Bind- 
ery for  the  binding;  and  the  David  J.  Molloy 
Company  for  the  cover. 

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