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Dedication
To the memory of our late beloved musician, Robert Sauer, Professor
of Music .... We, the students of B. Y. U. today, have reason to be
grateful for the inspirational guidance he provided while here, and for
the untiring effort he expended in helping to build "his" school . . . .
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Academic
Book II
Fine Arts
Book III .
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Book I
President Heber J. Qrant
Born November IQ^ I85J^ Heber J. Grant was ordained an apostle
October 16, 1882 and sustained as President of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints Novennber 23, 1918, at the age of 63. hie
has had 62 years of service as one of the general authorities of the
Church, hie Is a life-long patron of art, letters, music, and education.
He has indefatigable industry, patience and perseverence. He has in-
tegrity, courage, and foresight. He is bounteously generous. He is
loved by his people and respected and honored by leaders of the nation
who harlcen to his counsel on matters of government, economics, and
finance. He is of the truly great of the earth.
Board of 7 rustees
Right: Serving with President Grant as
Vice-Presidents of the Board of Trustees are
J. Reuben Clark, Jr. and David O. McKay.
Below are Members of the Board of Trustee...
Joseph Fielding Snnith
Stephen L Richards
John A. Widtsoe
Adam S. Bennion
Joseph F. Merrill
Charles A. Callis
Franklin L. West
Albert E. Bowen
Kiefer B. Sauls
Secretary and Treasurer
President Harris
To the students of BYU President Franklin S.
Harris reflects the best in college education and
attainment. World traveler and cosmopolitan, he
is the embodiment of the friendly spirit of the
University. Under his guidance the Y has become
an institution we point to with loving pride.-
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eans
Above: Christen Jensen, Dean, Graduate School; Carl F. Eyring,
Dean, College of Arts and Sciences; Herald R. Clark, Dean, College of
Commerce. Center: Amos N. Merrill, Dean, College of Education;
Gerrit de Jong, Jr., Dean, College of Fine Arts; Thomas L. Martin, Dean,
College of Applied Science. Asael C. Lambert, Dean of Summer Session;
Nettie Neff Smart, Dean of Women; Wesley P. Lloyd, Dean of Men.
Faculty
John C. Sweasen
Professor Emeritus of Sociology
Charles E. Maw
Professor of Chemistry
Benjamin F. Cummings
Proofessor of Mddern and Classical
Languages
Florence Jepperson Madsen
Professor of Music
Williann J. Snow
Professor Emeritus of History
T. Earl Pardoe
Professor of Speech
M. Wilford Poulson
Professor of Psychology
Vasco M. Tanner
Professor of Zoology and Entomology
Parley A. Christensen
Professor of English
George H. Hansen
Professor of Geology and Geography
Harrison Val Hoyt
Professor of Accounting and
Business Administration
Elmer Miller
Professor of Economics
Milton Marshall
Professor of Physics
Bent F. Larsen
Professor of Art
LeRoy J. Robertson
Professor of Music
Effie Warnick
Professor of Home Economics
Lloyd L. Cullimore
Medical Director
Hermese Peterson
Professor of Elementary Educotion
Principol of Elementory Training School.
Faculty
William H. Boyle
Professor of Education
Charles J. Hart
Professor of Physics and Mothematics
Wayne B. Hales
Professor of Physics and Mothemoticcs
Bertrand F. Harrison
Professor of Botany
Sidney B. Sperry
professor of Religious Educotion
Jannes Wyley Sessions
Professor of Religious Education
Director of Religious Activities
William H. Snell
Professor of Mechanic Arts
Joseph K. Nichoies
Professor of Chemistry
Reuben D. Law
Professor of Elementary Education
Golden L. Woolf
Professor of Secondary Education
Principal, University High School
Leona Holbrook
Professor of Physical Education for Women
Harold T. Christensen
Professor of Sociology
Ed. M. Rowe
Professor of English
Karl E. Young
Professor of English
Russel Swensen
Associate Professor of Religious Education
Edgar M. Jensen
Associote Professor of Educotion
Director, Teacher Placement
Ariel S. Ballif
Associate Professor of Sociology
William F. Hanson
Assistant Professor of Music
Faculty
Loren C. Bryner
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Elsie C. Carroll
Assistant Professor of English
Hugh W. Peterson
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Irene S. Barlow
Assistont Professor of Home Economics
W. Elmo Coffman
Assistant .Professor of Geography
Ber+ha Roterts
Assistant Professor of French.
Edna Snow
Assistant Professor of Botany
C. Lynn Hayward
Assistant Professor of Zoology
Georgia Maeser
Assistont Professor of Elementary
Education
John R. Halliday
Assistant Professor of Music
Fred W. Dixon
Assistant Professor of Physical Educotion
and Athletics
May Billings
Assistant Professor of Home Economics
Irene Osmond
Assistant Professor of Modern Longuages
John E. Hayes
Registrar
Anna Ollor+on
Librarian
Evan M. Croft
Assistont Professor Secretorial Practice
Floyd Millet
Athletic Coach
C. Lavoir Jensen
Instructor in Mathemcrtics
Faculty
Newbern I. Bu+t
Librory ond Research Associate
Carma Ballif
Associate in Treasurer's Office
Margaret Summerhays
Instructor in Music
Gustave Buggert
Instructor in Music
Flora D. Fisher
Instructor in Elementary Education
Wilford D. Lee
Instructor in English
L. Elliott Tuttle
Instructor in Elementary Education
Josephine Strong
Instructor in Elementary Educotion
John H. Wing
Instructor in Chemistry
Morris M. Clinger
Instructor in Speech
Lillian C. Booth
Instructor in Elementary Education
Ralph A. Britsch
Instructor in English
Harold W. Lee
Instructor in French
Orea B. Tanner
Instructor in English
Joseph J. Keeler
University Organist
James R. Clark
Assistant in Library
Lee Benson Valentine
Instructor in Spanish
Louis W. Booth
Instructor in Music
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Faculty
J. Reuben Clark, III
Instructor in Modern Languoges
Ralph Ungermann
Instructor in Speech
Leonard William Rice
Instructor in English
Charles Harris
Instructor in Horticulture
Dean A. Peterson
Instructor in Secretarial Practice
Secretary to the President
Lucile Spencer
Assistant in Registrar's Office
Instructor in Secretoriol Practice
O. Norman Geertsen
Assistant in Physics and Sound Technician
Afton hiawker
Clerk of Extension Division
Hattie M. Knight
Assistant in Library
Beth Richardson
Assistant in Library
Karl Miller
Superintendent Buildings and Campus
Elvin J. Dennis
Assistant Superintendent
Buildings and Campus
Morris Snell
Mechanic in Charge of Repairs
Franklin R. Haymore
Manager -University Press
Elmer Nelson
Instructor in Piano
Hannah C. Packard
special Instructor in Vocal Music
Katherine Pardoe
Instructor in Drama
George W. Fitzroy
Speciol I nstructor in Piano
Faculty
Lynn Taylor
Speciol Instructor in Art
u«:im:s^m^i
Katherine Morrell
Instructor in Violin
Beulah Ricks
Instructor in Home Economics
Verla L. Birrell
Special Instructor in Art
Sanford M. Bingham
Instructor in Languages
Julia Alleman Caine
Instructor in Social Sciences-
Rhea Robins
Instructor in Physical Education
Kenneth Bullock
Instructor in Geology
A. John Clarke
Instructor in Physics
Elda Jackson
Instructor in Elementary Education
Anna Boss Hart
Instructor in English
Roman Andrus
Instructor in Art
Student Administration
l:
Carrying on the spirit and tradition of
BYU, this charming and efficient trio capably
directed the student body through a year of
fun and achievement.
Above: President Lora HHilton.
Center: Secretary Elaine Grow.
Below: Social Chairman Lillie Stewart.
A. W. S.
Due to the small percentage of male students
on the campus, the Associated Women Students
have played a prominent part at the Y this year.
They sponsored a Jamboree, the Preference Ball,
the Sweetheart Dance, and many other activities.
Above Right: Emma Hayes, President; Elaine
Nicholes, Secretary.
Above Left: Ada Moulton, Vice-President;
Velma Bates, Recreational Leader.
Left: Dean Nettie Neff Smart, advisor.
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Public Service Bureau
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Efficient, talented, and un-
sung, Elaine Peterson and Rhoda
Vaun Call have carried on the
job of the Public Service Bureau
and provided excellent programs
at a monnent's notice.
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emors
Leaving a tidy sum to be ap-
plied on the new Student Union,
this year's senior class brought to
a close four wonderful years at
the Y. Under the leadership of
Marjorie Vowles, president; Elaine
Taylor, vice-President; and Felice
Kartchner, secretary, the class
busied themselves with parties
and graduation.
s,
emors
Florence Adams
Home Town: Prove, Utoh
Major : Education
Arlene Andrew
Home Town: Ogden, Utah
Major: Sociology
Lila D. Atkinson
Home Town: Sondy, Utah
Major: Accounting
Melva Bagley
Home Town: Kosharem, Utah
Major: Education
Mauriel Barnett
Home Town: Soonrsh Fork. Utah
Major: Clothing
Helen Booth
Home Town: Spanish Fork, Utah
Major: Sociology
Margery M. Booth
Home Town : Provo, Utah
Major: Education
Ann Burgess
Home Town: -Alpine, Utah
Major: Home Economics
Shuana Adams Burnham
Home Town: Blonding, Utah
Major : Education
Mable Hone Clark
Home Town: Provo, Utoh
Major: Foods
Willowby Conder
Home Town: Provo, Utah
Major : Home Economics
Venice Critchfield
Home Town: Oakley. Idaho
Major; History
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s
eniors
Beth Crook
Home Town; Heber, Utah
Major: Elementary Educotion
Edith M. Crosby
Home Town: St. George, Utah
Mojor: English
Phyllis Farrer
Home Town: Midway. Utah
Maior: Home Economics
Georgia Cullimore
Home Town : Provo, Utah
Major : Speech
Faux
Elaine Gardner
Home Town: Sponish Fork. Utah
Major: Chemistry
Dorothy Gilchrist
Home Town: Ontario, Oregon
Mojor: Music
Elaine Grow
Home Town: Ogden,
Mojor: English
Utah
Peggy Hagan
Home Tcwn : Spanish Fork, Utah
Major: Art
Isabell Hales
Home Town: Provo, Utoh
Mojor: Foods and Nutrition
Geraldine Steedman Halladay
Home Town : Provo, Utoh
Major: Elementory Education
Beth H. hiansen
Home Town: Boise, Idoho
Major: Elementary Educotion
Ennma Hayes
Home Town: Provo, Utoh
Major: Dietetics
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s,
eniors
Theda Henke
Home Town: Lehi, Utah
Major; Speech
Lora Hilton
Home Town: Delta, Utah
Major: Clothing ond Textiles
Leah Holdaway
Heme Town : Heber, Utah
Major : Elementary Education
Edith Rozena Hutchinson
Home Town: Buhl, Idoho
Major : Foods and Nutrition
Theda May Jackson
Home Town: Salt Lake City, Utah
Major: English
Phyllis Jensen
Home Town: Springville. Utah
Mojor: Accounting
Felice Kartchner
Home Town: Flagstaff, Arizono
Major: Music
Jack S. Kato
Home Town: Provo, Utah
Major: Soils
Romola King
Home Town : Provo, Utah
Major: Sociology
Virginia Knowlton
Home Town: Holladay, Utah
Major: English
Benjannin S. Kuraya
Home Town: Honolulu, Hawaii
Major: Music
Kathleen H. Layton
Home Town : Layton. Utah
Maior : Foods
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Seniors
Maxine Layton
Home Town; Loyton, Utah
Mojor: Secretoriol Practice
Barbara Lee Lusty
Home Town: Duchesne, Utah
Mojor: Secretarial Proctice
June McKell
Home Town: Spanish Fork. Utah
Major: Secretarial Practice
James Mickles
Home Town; Rochester, New York
Mojor; Chemistry
Nancy E. Miner
Tome Town: Philadelphia, Pa.
Major; Bacteriology.
Myrlene Moody
Home Town: Hinckley, Utah
Major: Social Science.
Rueben M. Ohai
Home Town : Kapoo. Kauai, Hawaii
Major; Political Science.
Kay E. Payne
Home Town; Seattle, Washington
Major :
Elaine Peterson
Home Town: Spanish Fork, Utah
Major: Speech
Jay M. Peterson
Home Town: Monti. Utah
Major; Secondary Education
Elinor Ruth Putnam
Home Town: Provo, Utah
Mojor: Secretarial Science
Barbara Rasmussen
Home Town: Duchesne, Utah
Major: Music
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eniors
Rhoda Rees
Home Town : Loo, Utah
Major: Sociology
Elaine Clark Roblson
Home Town: Provo. Utah
Major : Mathematics
Eileen Shurtliff
Home Town: Provo, Utah
Major: Music
Ida Allen Smithson
Home Town: Fillmore. Utah
Major; Physical Education
Merline Stevens
Home Town: Hurricane, Utoh
Major: English
Vera Stevens
Home Town: La Sol, Utoh
Major; Secondary Education
Lillie Stewart
Home Town: Sponish Fork. Utah
Major: English
Thelnna Stinson
Home Town : Phoenix, Arizona
Major: Foods and Nutrition
Evelyn Ruth Stromberg
Home Town: Ogden, Utah
Major: Secondary Education
Elayne Taylor
Home Town: Provo, Utah
Mojor; Elementory Education
El Dene Taylor
Home Town: Provo, Utah
Mojcr: Secondary Education
Verena Ursenbach
Home Town: Lethbridge, Alberta, Conado
Major: Music
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enwrs
Marjorie Vowles
Home Town: Ogden, Utah
Major : J ourno I ism
Seich! Watanabe
Home Town; Kamai, Hawaii
Major : Bacteriology
Eileen Wight
Home Town : Calgory, Alberto, Conoda
Major: Sociology
Katherine Kirk Woolf
Home Town : Pleasant Grove, Utah
Major: Education
Lola Dawn Wright
Home Town : Provo, Utah
Major: English
Masami Yano
Home Town: Provo, Utah
Major : Economics
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Class Ojjiciah
Left: Junior Officers: Doressa Paxman,
vice-president; Barabara Taylor, secre-
tary; and Neil Welling, president.
Center: Sophomore Officers: Clyde
Sullivan, president; Mae Sevey, secre-
tary; and Ernest Wilkinson, vice-presi.
Below: Freshman Officers: Elaine Todd,
vice-president; Margaret Wilson, sec-
retary; and Richard Hales, president.
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ASTUSgSQ
Commissioned officers of
the Army Specialized Train-
ing Unit stationed at the Y
are:
Major Charles E. Powell,
Commanding Officer (above
right); Captain John M.
Quass, (above left); Second
Lieutenant Louis L. Dunker-
son, (left); Second Lieuten-
ant Frank hi. Eriksen, (below
eft).
Non-Commlssioned Officers: Front Row: Cpl. Wallace
R. Anderson, Cpl. Earl T. Collier, Pfc. Martin H. Linden.
Back Row: M/Sgt. Louis Fabian, Staff Sgt. William F.
East, Sgt. James H. Olive.
Military Band: Front Row: Cadets Don Carroll, Welton
Austin, Loren Loth, Douglas McNees, First Lt. Kermit
Hendrickson, Band Leader.
Second Row: Second Lt. Wendell Jeffrey, Asst. band
Leader, Harry Cummings, Francis Germane, Vernon
MergI, Norman Hull, Charles Cooper.
Third Row: Van Lawrence, David Stephens, Hector
Durocher, Terrance Millan, Paul Sumner
Back Row: Willard Johansen, Francis Shamp, Ernst
Schmidt.
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Qraduates
On January 27, the first ASTP
Unit received their diplonnas certily-
ing their completion of the basic en-
gineering phase of the program.
They are first row: Marvin C. Odg-
ers, Cadet Lt. Richard M. Bricker,
Duane Springer, George D. Zahn,
John M. Hastings, Owen S.
O'Rourke, Cadet Cpl. Harvey B.
Bagley, Cadet M/Sgt. Norman
Kapp.
Second
James R.
Donald S.
mander, James
row: Theodore R
Grey, Joseph C
Barrie, John C.
V. Angwin,
Cook,
. Shaw,
Corn-
Travis
Charles
H. Mueller,
E. Broadnax.
Third row: Cadet Capt. Jack D. Over, Richard S.
Swanson, Cadet Lt. John L. Benton, Edward I. Wine-
troub, Ralph H. Snyder, John W. Ebert, Ray F. Palmer,
Robert V. Davis, William E. Dittman.
Fourth row: Francis L. Merritt, Cadet Major David N.
Berks, Charles W. Hill, Cadet Cpl. Donald H. LIndgren,
Cadet Lt. Charles R. Bernschin, Allan J. Witt, Stephen
S. Littlefield, Sid W. Johnson, Cadet Sgt. John R. Hart.
At left: It's chow time for the Cadets.
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Section One and T^
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SECTION ONE: 1st row, (front! left to right: Codets Burton K. Lincoln, Glenn E. Johnson, Robert H. Dempsey, 1st Sgt. Mordis G WUson John A
Busch, Copt. Donold F. Alexonder. 2nd row: Kenneth K. Kirby, Fronk E. Holl, Cpt. Richard T. Moyne, William J. Christy. Lester Ekstrom, Lewis C. Mattison.
3rd row: Sgt. Wentzen 1. Joblonski. Mike Hornick. Joseph L. Holland. Lt. Jack E. Nickerson. John F. Richords, Wallace P. Brixner. 4fh row: William E.
Belden. William E. Fronkel, John L. Walsh, Edgar F. Ross, ana Irwin E. Reich.
SECTION TWO: 1»» row, I front 1 : Cadets George C. Ferber, James L. Horris, Horris B. Godding, Dole E. Amstutz, Cpl. Williom Magee, Lt. William J.
Roskopf. 2nd row: Lt. William C. Lone, Leroy C. Kopphohn, William B. Crompton, William T. Carlisle, Kenneth Meidol, Sgt. Robert F. Bossing.
3rd row: Sam F. Wold, Edward Holgman, William Freidoy, Stanley Weinstein, Michoei Dominguez, Eugene J Popernik. 4«h row: Horton Gittling. John F.
Donie. Morion Terlouw, Robert 0. Bullock, Edwin J. Barnord ond Vincent J. Rion.
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Section Three and Four
SECTION THREE: First Row, (front) left to right; Cadets Richard B. Cadwollodcr, Ist Lt. Kermit T. Hendricl^son, Elbert D. Barnes, Edwin A. Rose,
Chorles R. Hiller. Harry R. Hotowoy. 2nd r.w: 2nd Lt. Donold E. Frye, 2nd Lt. Clorence O. Krueger, John C. Sheldon, Gus McCosIm, Jr., Dougioos L Beck-
stead Loren H Loth 3rd row: Duone W. Cody, Vincent D. Rubel, Horold 8. Forner, Hector J. Durocher. William W. Lynch, Jr., Copt. Stanley L. Wiles.
4th row Sgt Edward R Horsroll, Steven S. McCorter, Estis G. Copen. John M.McDonald, Keith A. Chase, Norman E. Hull, and Ben B. Eissler.
SECTION FOUR: Ut row: Cadet Cpl. Von S. Lawrence. 1st Sgt. Walter R Biebelle. Jr., William A. Schultz, 2nd Lt. Wendell E. Jeffrey, John C. SundoW,
2nd Lt. William D. Smith, Walter P. Thocher. 3rd row: Sgt. Henry H. Ewy, Dovid M.
4th row: Francis F. Shamp, Richard C. Witt, Harry J. Martin, Thomas S.
2ndrow: James R. Knight, Robert H. Wurdemon, Donald C. Pettingill
Stephens, Douglas H. Robenberger, Edward L. Zimpfer, Edward C. F. Perlman
Gantert, and Carmelo A. Privitero.
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Section Five and Si.
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SECTION FIVI: lit row Ifront) lefr to right: Cadets Sgt. Frank R. Willoughby. 2nd Lt. Aldo E. Tromeri. Cpl. Robert D. Groy, John G. White, John P.
Toll<owsl<i. Henry P. Spinelli, Bioise L. Stachowisk, Eugene W. Hubler. 2nd row: Mouricc D. Myers. Gregory F. Hosford. Dole F. Bowiin. Stonley D. Counter-
man. Martin J. Miller. Douglas E. Duke. Ernest J. Schmidt. Major Robert Keeton. 3rd row: 1st Sgt. Felix T. Kitlinski, Sgt. Major Arthur R. McNees, Cpl.
John D. McNees. Frank LoTufo. Robert W. Benton, Raymond R. Quiring, 2nd Lt. Korl W. Wiehe. 2nd Lt. Lawrence E. Dutty. Copt. Wallace K. Will.
4th row: Peter A. Stubler, Robert W. Shaneck, Robert E. Vetter. Don C. Corrcll, George H. Annon. George A. Simpson. William L. White, William S. Sacks.
SECTION SIX: lit row: Poul W. Simpson, Robert H. Cooper. Louis A. Beimford, Richard R. Huber, Reino R. Laukko, Charles C. Amick; Thomos W. Mc-
Keever, Horry V. Barnhordt. 2nd Row; Fcrnon M. Smith. Vance L. Tennont. Moxwell Gronof. Arthur R. Benson, Louis A. Rowland. Richard F. Cole, Daniel R.
McCarthy. Jacob W. Hoger. 3rd row: Richord N. Brown. Carl H. Hatcher. Alvo J. Comer, Poul E. Sumner. Robert F. Stewart. Harry L. Cummings, Kern
C. Dibble. 4th row: James P. Fulghum, Joseph J. Ciroulo, Harris Wiklemon, John I. Zogorec. Steve C. Yonnios, Charles M. Krouthomer.
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Section Seven and Eight
SECTION SEVEN: First Row (fronti left to right: Cadets Eorle T. Smith, Cpl. Archie D. Stewort, Frank Yorosh, 1st Sgt. Willard Johansen. Horry
Dovis, James Coulon, William W. Collins, Chorles Cooper. Second Row: Ernest Buhler. Jr., C. Richord Forsline, Williom J. Beoler, John R. Thomos,
William Grovette, William D. Springer, Copt., Neil R. Corpenter, 1st LI., Williom W, Bergen. Third Row: Charles McAvoy, Arthur E. Secor.
Maurice Worley. Cpl.; Welton Austin, Robert Resh, Raymond Holey. Sgt., Wesley A. Lindgren. Fourth Row: Robert E. Howkins Gilbert T. Ireland,
Nelson Gibson. Eugene A. Swonson, Norris H. McComos, Williom J. Armstrong, Jr., Edaar A. Woinwright.
SECTION EIGHT: First Row: Cadets Amond J. Gagnon, Vernon F. Mergl. Williom R. Milam. Lucis M. Mcintosh, Jr., Jomes E. Midberry, Arnold
Rosenberg, Cpl., Horold L. Wisker, 2nd Lt., Elwood J. Soger.
Second RQw:lrvin Schwartz, LeRoy J. Rogers, William A. Brass. Cannon U. Clements. Joseph R. Doyle, Austin L. Such, Jock M. Gigg.
Third Rom: Lelond A. Brown, Abram L. Enckson, Terrence J. Millon. Sumner M. Fineberg, Joseph A. Conwoy. Francis R. Germane.
Fourth Row: Charles M. Coffin, James D. Bingham, Roymond A. Springer, Williom H. Donforth. Neol A. Tuttle. Joseph A. Meloney, Jomes H.
Burson.
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Ladies Qlee
Left, Dr. Florence Jepperson Madsen, director.
Chorus Personnel are: Marjorie Anderson, Joyce Atkinson, Anna Jean Bullock, Cherril l'>lack, Janet
Barclay, Maurine Brady, Rickie Bowman, Bonnie beckstead. Lacy Burgi, Nellie Bushnnan, Marie Borgeson,
Anna Deon Clark, Dona Faye Clark, Charlotte Chipman, Georgia May Coulam, Karma Jean Cullimore.
Nadine Day, Larraine Driscell, Peggy Dickson, Madge Ellertson, Agnes Ellertson, Leona Farnsworth, Ruth
Frederickson, Lorraine Freestone, Dorothy Gilchrist, Lola Geslison, Norma Hansen, Julie hiansen, Veria Hale,
Anita Hyatt, Faye Hunter, Vivian Hatch, Willa Faye Hadfield.
Evelyn Jenkins, Elinore Jorgensen, Zenda Johnson, Eloise Kohler, Jennie KTeeler. Maurine Keate, Afton
Lichfield, Sybil Lusty, Marjorie Lindstrom, Eunice Long, Barbara Mullen, Erma McGuire, Colleen Merrill,
Vivyenne Noble, Aretta Newren, Bonnie Nason, Mary Lou Ostler, Dorothy Ostler, Alene Peterson, Gene-
vieve Parkinson, Margaret Priday, Virginia Patton.
Anna Belle Rust, Lucille Richards, Patricia Raid, Clara May Reinsch, Hanna Reimschiissel, Jean Reese,
Joan Spratley, Ann Salisbury, Joy Swalberg, Donna Gene Smith, Ruth Schwartz, Iris Taylbr, Elaine Wood,
Carmela Wolf. Lola Dawn Wright, Mariam Young, Lorraine Yamata, Elizabeth Zundel;> j?^.
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Hand
Hand
Left: Dr. John R. Halliday, director; Band personnel: Flutes, Donna Eliertson, Ruth Uirlch; Oboes, Lewis
W. Booth, Derrill Stubbs; Bassoon, Howard Bleak; Clarinets, Lucille Sandberg, Arva Mercer, Norma Rey-
nolds, Miriam Young, Elaine Wood, Janet Barclay, iris Richardson, Lillian Lundell, Ruby Schwartz, Emma
Bennett, Marian Westenskow, Janet Tsushia; Saxaphones, Glen Pinegar, Elaine Peacock, Glen R. Milner,
Gaylor Rowan; Cornets, Leo Vernon, Jeff Roberts, Franklin Faux, Mary Wright; Horns, Ben Kuraya,
Eleanor Bennion, lleen Hofhines, Laurie Teichen Evelyn Ricks, Gilbert Barton; Baritone, Chauncey Rid-
dle, Marion Muir; Trombones, Roma Jeane Turner, William Thomas, Norman Hunt, Howard Worthen;
Basses, Marie Borgenson, Henry Maiben; Cello, Jean Dastrup; String Bass, Ariel Ballif; Snare Drum, Norma
Thorp; Bass Drum, Barbara Rasmussen; Timpani, Homer Wakefield.
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Orchestra
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Orchestra
Left: Professor LeRoy J. Robertson, Conductor.
Band Personnel : Violins, Katherine Morrell, Nila Stubbs, Laurence Sardoni, Donald Olsen, Max
Butler, Herman Green, Mae Sevy, June West Christensen, Lorraine Drlssell, Betty Logsdon, Anna
Jean Bullock, Donna Kerby, Dawn Marie Adams, Janet Tsuchiya, Shirley Perkins, Dorothy Jepson,
Jean Slack, Ellen Ashworth, Deanne Merrill, Alma Snow, llene Bird, LaRue Hoopes, Hanna Reimschus-
sel, Helen Thorpe, Helen Watkins; Violas, Gustave Buggert, Jean Perkins, Eugene Faux, Owen Bing-
ham, Eileen S. Reimschussel, Marian Robertson, Marjorie Ann Petty, Naomi Nelson, Winona Monson;
Basses, Ariel Ballif, Jr., Marie N. Thunell, Clyde Jepperson, Henry Maiben, Ruth Louise Partridge.
Norma Reynolds; Flutes, Donna Ellertson, Patricia Rogerson; Oboes, Louis W. Booth, Darreil Stubbs;
Clarinets, Lucille Sandberg, Max Daby, Sam Kelly; Bassons, Howard Bleak, Bobbie Done' Horns, Carl
Hawkins, Benj. Suea Kuraya, Clyde Sullivan, Evelyn Riggs; Trumpets, Helen Clegg, Dee Davis;
Trombones, Ken Hoopes, Roma Jean Turner, Farrell Madsen; Tuba, Henry Maiben; Timpani, Hom-
er Wakefield; Percussion, Dr. Gerrit de Jong, Dean A. Peterson, Barbara Rasmussen, Mary Farmer.
Jean Perkins is Librarian and Herman Green is Manager.
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Shuhert Alle^
SHUBERT ALLEY
by Mel Dinelli
November 4, 5
Christina Holt -- Ado Moulton
Fay Holt Marcia Greenhaw
Hester Matthews Hoff Doressa Paxman
Beuloh Snyder - Jean Reese
Elsie Alexander Carey Pearce
Anita Spiegelgloss Kathleen Bird
Miss Elliott Irene Fuller
Rito Wallace Ruth England
hAancy Ann Glaveston Jean Hobbs
Helen Glaveston Kathleen Cullimore
Florence Gloveston Beverly Beon
Hattie Williams Thedo Henke
Lucia Bennett Rickey Bowman
Madge Holm Elaine Peterson
Patricio Allgood Mary Whiteley
Poppy Nixon Joy Swalberg
Lorroine Royce Helen Mobey
Miss Shuman Elaine Stowell
Nellie Lilo Merchant
Left: Joy Swalberg, Ru+h Eng-
land, Elaine S+owell, Helen Ma-
bey.
Below: Marcia Greenhaw, Jean
Hobbs, Ada Moulton, Kathleen
Bird and Jean Reese.
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Arsenic and Old L
ace
"ARSENIC AND OLD LACE"
by Crouse and Lindsay
February 24 - 25
Abby Brewster Arta R. Ballif
Rev. Dr. Harper Elmo Coffman
Teddy Brews+er Warren Kirk
Officer Brophy Dan Keeler
Officer Klein Ray Jones
Martha Brewster Alice Christensen
Elaine Harper Kathleen Bird
Mortimer Brewster Lee Valentine
Mr. GTbbs _ Will Hansen
Jonathan Brewster Ralph Ungerman
Dr. Einstein Lee Buttle
Officer O'Hara Clarence Fingerle
Lieutenant Rooney Charles Harris
Mr. Witherspoon Ralph Britsch
Right: Arta R. Ballif and Alice
Christensen chatting over their
work.
Center: Lee Buttle, Warren Kirk
and Ralph Ungerman.
Below: Entire cast.
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Lvceums
A celebrity studded lyceurn course has
brought .any =n enicyable hour to Y st.
de„H this year. Our thanks .o to Dean
Herald R.aarl and Prof J. CSwensenf
,Kelr sincere efforts. Above, Busch an
Serkln, Sonata-duo; Howard Pierce Dav.s,
Utu er. Left, Robert Weede, Bar, tone.
%,. above, Claudlo Arrau, Pianist^ U .
,,.endMen,enof.,Duo-Planlsts;Dusorna
Glannlnl, Soprano, and Maurice E.senber,,
Cellist.
42
urns
43
Artists in Auction
44
Book in
45
Y Welcomes Returning Service Men
Stud en
oratory '
script of .
old T. Ch
sic chairm
These oratio
of the stude.
be seven to u
Student ma
will be Jean B
Utah, reccnlly :
dent body foren
-iiager. ac-
cording to Dr. Lnristensen. She is
1943-44 the
e members of the
-^cnt government have carried
on in full force. Acting as presi-
dent is Lora Hilton from Scipio.
Utah ; secretary, Elaine Grow of
the only debate tettorman to retirrn | Ogden, Utah; social chairman. Lily
to the campus this year. I Stewart of Spanish Fork. Utah. As
Serving on the faculty commit- yet no definite plans have been
tec with Dr. Christenaen are Mr. made for a re-election of a student
Leonard Rice and Elmer Miller. 1 body presidcjiL
To Appear Here
Ruth England, sophomore stu- The first major dramatic produc- 1
dent from Tooele, will head the tion will be Mel Dineli's all woman
•itafif of College Varieties, student play. "Sliubert Alley", to be prf-
ra<lio -ihow according to Dr. T. scnted November J
Earl Pardee, .^ctivc in drama work I let"*
on the ranipu'i. she was o- "
of last yvar's ^'a^icties
copy e<li1or of the Banj
Heard last night at 6;
^firsl t'""* this. year, the
be aired each Tliursday .
I VO at 5:15. and will fe;
' dent talent. General thca.
scries is "The Spirit of th
AUo named to the st;
Ralph Frogley. Dan Kccler
I Nelson, Marcia Greenhav
j Marcbanl, F.lnora Bq.vacl
I Beverly Bean.
Dance Tonight to Honor
Former BYU Students
Returning to the campus of BYU for the first time since
their call to service last spring, sixty former V students now
in naval and marine training at western colleges were being
honored this week at student social functions.
The trek back to BYU, where all
were students last year, began the
latter part of last week when train-
ees at Colorado College. University
of Colorado, and the Univer-
sity of New Mexico were released
almost simultaneously. In addition,
some meii have been granted leaves
from naval training at I'CLA. and
arrived during the first part of the
week. The largest group comes
from tlip University of New Mexi-
co at Albufjuerque.
Almost without exception the
men report that they enjoy train-
ing for Uncle Sam but admit a
touch of nostalgia for the Y.
Servicemen were guests at the
matinee dance held Wednesday af-
ternoon and were also honored a^
the student body assembly Thurs-
day. The assembly, planned by
Felice Kartchner, featured the tal-
ent of army cadets stationed here,
with Cadet Schwitzer as master of
ceremonies. Representing the BYl^
servicemen. Dallas Young, now
training at Colorado Spring and
Jim Ludlow, stationed at .Mhuqucr-
que, spoke briefly.
Climaxing tht- week's entcrlain-
ment is the semi-formal dance to
be held tonight at nine o'clock in
the Joseph Smith ballroom. The
returned servicemen will be guest*
of honor, but cad<*'~ and students
Mamed
Band
Eddi+ed by Jean Bickmore. rugged in- nnoui
divldualist. this year's "Y News" has char-
acterized with authenticity the life, senti-
ments, and activities of '*¥'sers" both here
and abroad.
embe
hloward hienlnger, right, was the ener
jetic business manager of the "Y News."
U faculty
innounced
irt Harris :
I Sept. 27.
5 are Ron
■r: Mark All
r; i^ncy Bill
tb" ticmenta
rfujih, scho
Bgarty. ne
w,y staff; Eld
■lementarv schoo
Mr. Joseph Szigti, noted viohnist
Internationally Famous Artist to
Play in Provo on November 1
Joicpn Szigeti. known interna-
tionally as "the top-f light violin-
ist," will perform in the Provo
Tabernacle. Monday, November
1, at 8:15 p.m.. under the auspices
of the Brigham Young university
Symphony orchestra.
The Hungarian -born artist has
been called the "Joachim of to-
day" for his interpretations of the
United States. He made his debut
as soloist with the Philadelphia or-
chestra under Stokowki. Since that
time the violinist has become a pee-
cnnial coast-to-coast concert favor-
ite in the United States.
Millions have heard him over
the air — on Ford Sunday evening
hour, the Philharmonic ymphony
AW S Selects
Vice President
Ada Moulton of Delta has been
appointed vice president of the As-
sociated Women Students, it was
announced by Emma Hayes, pres-
ident of AWS. She will replace
Ada Taylor who will be married
soon.
The gel-together carnival on Oc-
tober 5 was only the bcgrnning of
various activities to be sponsored
by the AWS council. One of the
outstanding activities of the AWS
., .o come march-
ing home from military service to
carry on class activities, so re-elec-
tions were held in class meetings
two weeks ago.
The seniors this year have gone
strictly feminine m choosing their
officers. Marjorie Vowles from Og-
den, is senior class president; vice
president, Felice Karchner, Flag-
staff. Arizona, and secretary.
Elayne Taylor, Provo.
In keeping with tradition the
Uniyersity Hour
To be Heard
The ladies glee club, under di-
rection of Dr. Florence Jepperson
Madsen. will be featured on the
first broadcast of the University
Hour. Monday. November 1. at
6:30 p.m. over the Intermountam
Network, according lo Mr. Ralph
Ungerman. director of the series.
Further programs outlined V>f
the Univesity Hcnir. to be bwa^-
cast every* Monday at 6:30 p.m.
follow ;
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Staff
Editor Jean Bickmore
Business Mgr Howard Heninger
Copy Editor
Jean Anne Waterstradt
Makeup Editor..... Ruth England
Society Editor Ardath Lefler
Military Editor Miriam Young
Sports Editor Ernest Wilkinson
Cadet Editor William D. Smith
Music Editor Jean Perkins
Staff Photographer Frank Faux
Feature Editor Arlene Andrew
Miharu Kawaguchi, Louis Gibbons,
Marjorie Vowles, Lida Wunderli,
Pat Hatch, June Decker, Virginia
Patton, Virginia Knowlton, Mavis
Hafen, Ruth Wi'son, Nola de Jong,
Carol Roberts, Shirley Wilkes, Ann
Greaves, Eileen Wight, Elayne Al-
len, Joy Tangren, Dave Stephens.
Above: Hafen, Gibbons, Vowles,
and Greaves. Center: Wunderli,
Andrew, Perkins, and Kawaguchi.
Below: Young, England, Water-
stradt, and Tangren.
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Banyan Staff
Ruth England, editor, came
through intact and loved every
hectic moment of it.
Below: Margaret Wilson, copy;
Elaine Waddoups, associate edit-
or; and Alice Kase, senior editor.
Jean Bickmore, not pictured, gave
Invaluable suggestions and assist-
ance.
In spite of wartime conditions,
the Banyan staff plugged along,
hashed and rehashed ideas, until
the book you now examine de-
veloped. Behind all this has been
the guiding thought of preserving
for you "Memories of '44."
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Right: Frank Faux, photograph-
er; William D. Smith, Cadet edit-
or.
Below: Miriam Young and Mar-
garet FHales, publicity chairmen.
Their assistants were Faye Hun-
ter, Ruth Uriich, and Ann Salis-
bury. Cadet Irvin Schwartz, not
pictured, spent many an hour
with pencil and receipt book in
hand selling his fellow cadets
their "memory book of BYU."
Banyan Staff
4Q
Randi
.
om
Sals incorporated .... "Timp" through apple
blossoms .... peeking at Willy the dinosaur
in Room "D" .... hm-m-m-m nice . . . .
pul-eez, freshmen, you're big -grHs now ....
farmer Bates and family .... taking time
out ....
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Well, come in — who sId that? ... we
well, if it isn't wee Bonnie Baker . . .
"Club 343" — but where's Thompson.. . .
A glass of water, please . . . Tuesday's
nap . . . ain't he sweet? ... do my eyes
deceive me or is that a book I see in
your hand? . . . some people have it
and others . . . marching into Berlin . . .
hills may come and hills may go but steps
go on and on . . .
Random
ijyiiiiiiini
Campus Scenes
52
erence
Ball
Fall brings the Preference Ball, and the
Preference Ball brings feminity's chance to
reign supreme. Girls reverse custom, do
the dating and the paying. Most preferred
men were Cadet Francis (Germy) Germane,
above, with Gloria Watts and Lillie Stew-
art, and Odell Christensen, right, with Joan
Spratley. The committee for the affair
were: Leah Holdaway, Peggy Hagen, Eliza-
beth Sander, and Elaine Nicholes.
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Debate Club
Student debaters earnestly discuss prob-
lems of national and international importance.
Debate groups from the school were invited
to several meets, but wartime travel condi-
tions limited participation. BYU was ably
representeU at the Rocky Mountain Forensic
League meet at the U. of U. by Jean Bick-
more, Beth Crandall, Margaret Hales, Doro-
thy S. Fielding, Ruth Wilson, and Valena
Jones.
Left: Dr. Harold T. Christensen and Jean
Blckmore are faculty and student chairmen.
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t^'^
G
reewes
/tA
^p^'ir f'
Alas, there, at the right, dre some of those
poor unfortunates who struggled in com-
bat with the nightmare of initiation ....
Center, The Freshmen trek is shown as the
throng approached the steps of the Maeser
building .... At the bottom of the page
is a glimpse of the Freshmen party — long
after the initiation was over but not vor-
gotten ....
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Assemblies
Thursday's assemblies have
been colorful and entertaining.
Before their sudden departure in
March, the cadets contributed
their talents to many an hour of
music and fun. Above: Kermit
Hendrickson, Wendell Jeffrey,
Vernon MergI, and Frank Ger-
mane do a bit of jiving. Center:
Jane Thompson, whose genius
was behind many of the outstand-
ing programs of the year. Re-
member "Pipes of Pan?" Below:
Wayne Booth, Herman Green,
Gene Faux and Ralph Frogley
harmonized in the Blue Key quar-
tet.
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VQ inter Rhapsody
*l!i^iii!ISIi
With the theme "Winter Rhapsody," ambitious sopho-
mores with Ruth England and Sally Turner as co-chairmen,
swelled the Sophomore Loan Fund with the profits from the
annual ball. Most successful "dutch" dance of the year, the
ball is held to accumulate funds to assist needy students.
Above are committee members and their partners: Mae
Sevey, Clarence Clark, Marjorie Nielson, Ernest Wilkinson,
Nola de Jong, Clyde Sullivan, Ruth England, Cadet Vern
MergI, Sally Turner, Cadet Robert Alexander.
Below: Co-chairman Ruth England and Sally Turner.
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Sweethearts of Today
On February 12, Dan Cupicf aimed his arrow straight into
the heart of B.Y.U. and drew Nola de Jong as the lovely
prize. With four campus beauties as her attendants, Nola
was introduced as the "Sweetheart of Today" at the A.W.S.
Sweetheart Ball.
Reading from the top: Elayne Taylor, Sweetheart of the
Senior Class; Elaine Todd, Sweetheart of the A.S.T. Unit;
Jeanne Pilling, Freshman Class Sweetheart; Nola de Jong,
"Sweetheart of Today" and of the Sophomore Class; Dor-
essa Paxman, Junior Class Sweetheart.
Above, right; Elayne Taylor, Elaine Todd, Queen Nola de
Jong, Jeanne Pilling, and Velma Bates, chairman of the ball.
kJB__i
m
'f'^fig'
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College Varieties
College Varieties, all student radio show, was
heard over KOVO every Thursday. Directed by
Ruth England, the fifteen minute program has
given many students an opportunity to get experi-
ence in radio. Above, Ruth England and Gecrge
Uyeda direct from the control room. Right, Anna
Jean Bullock, June West and Mae Sevy pose with
their famed violins. Below, Barbara Ferrin, Eliza-
beth Zundel, Marcia Greenhaw, and EInora Boyack
wait for the signal to go on the air.
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h
Pi
unior tromenaae
di
60
Pictured at left is Pan, star of "The Pipes of
Pan," theme of the 1944 Junior Prom. Only
fornnal affair of the year, the prom celebrated
the homecoming of many Y service men whose
varied uniforms made the ballroom even more
appealing. Left, belov^^: Committee Members
Neil Welling, Mary Whiteley, Doressa Paxman.
Ada Moulton, Barbara Taylor, Carol Roberts,
Wells Brockbank, and Dorothy Snow gather
around Chairman Elizabeth Sander, center, to
discuss plans for the big event.
h
umor rrom
Pt
Je'ow: Junior President
Welling
Chairman Elizabeth Sander look enthralled at
thoughts of the big night.
Right: Barbara Taylor and Doressa Paxman
smile in anticipation.
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Banyan Queen
Sweet and lovely are the words for
Karma Jean Cullimore, Banyan Queen.
Her cordial manner, her charm, her
interest in others, her personality have
captured the respect and admiration
of all who know her.
Her equally lovely attendants are
Jean Pilling, Barbara Taylor, Bonne
Gay Lyman, and Mary Ellen Dau-
walder.
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I
varsity Show
"HELP WANTED: MALE"
By Lillie Stewart
Charlotte Ada Moulton
Polly Marian Owens
Lorna Patricia Reld
Jackie Samnnie Speakman
Mary Lee Marjorie Hart
Marge Felice Kartchner
Miss Severe , Elaine Peterson
Maude -.. Elizabeth Sander
Nancy Lillie Stewart
Cabbie Ruth England
Mr. Bufit LeRoy Burleigh
Dan Malln Orion Rust
Mr. Diddle Craig Brannwell
Chorus: Miriam Young, Emma
Hayes, Lorraine Freestone, Val
Dean Rice, Marjorie McBrlde,
Doressa Paxman, Rhoda Vaun
Call, Elizabeth Zundel, Dorothy
Gilchrist, Joy VIehwIg, Wlnnlfred
Dyches.
Below: The people behind the
firing line of the Varsity Show
were: Felice Kartchner, music;
Lillie Stewart, author; Elliot Brock,
director; and Marjorie Vowles,
business manager.
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Randi
om
Marvin Mower and two old school
marms . . . Y Men — Schwartz, Moul-
ton, MergI, Gernnane . . . Ludlow
and Arlene on a bike built for one
. . . ski trails . . . then there are
wayne and Emma — o-o-oh, those
orchids! . . . prexy visits friend
Buckner.
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Randi
om
But they said it couldn't happen here . . .
ah, snow ... all dressed up and no place
to blow . . . winter frolic . . . what? doesn't
it snow in Phoenix, Joy and Bobby? . . .
Education in Fairyland . . .
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the Hill
66
Over the Hill
Into BYU's book of memories have gone the
many happy ones contributed by ASTU 3959.
They came, they saw, and became a part of BYU.
But joy and sorrow go together and on March 18
the cadets boarded the train to go back to
regular army life. The heart of every departing
cadet was filled with a longing to stay; those re-
maining behind found saying good-bye impossible.
So let's not say good-bye, let's just say, hHasta
Luego.
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c,
Cc
ougar y^agers
Jh
Although a war year forced the suspension of the Rocky
Mountain basketball race, the Cougars undertook the problem
of assembling a team to play In Madison Square Garden and
headed east In December to play a schedule of four games.
Canlslus, considered one of the top eastern college teams,
was their first opponent, and the green Y men rose to unprece-
dented heights to hand the Buffaloans a 45-36 defeat In the
greatest percentage shooting exhibition ever staged in the
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium. This game proved to be the
highlight of the trip, as it was followed by a 56-4! defeat at
the hands of Long Island before 18,000 fans at Madison Square
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Garden, and a 53-49 setback by Albright of Reading, Pa. In
both of the latter games, the Cougars were slow in starring
and showed their inexperience by their spasnnodic play. Both
the eastern trip and the season were brought to a close with
a 45-40 victory over Omaha University, giving the Y a .500
percentage, a creditable showing, considering all the hard-
ships they had to face. Upon the return to Provo, four of the
ten-man squad faced induction into the armed forces and the
team was disbanded for the remainder of the year.
Reading counter-clockwise: Ernest Wilkinson, Vaughn Bar-
ker, Carl Schofield, Richard Hales, Neil Welling, Bryce Bailey,
Cecil Kap, Paul Francis, Vern Waite and Bob Foutin.
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\^. A. A. Council
Under the leadership of Leona Hol-|
brook, the W.A.A. council helps foster]
sports among Y girls. Officers of the]
council at left are: Ardella Christensen.l
Betty Jayne Wood, Margie Johnson, presl-!
dent, and Evelyn Anderson.
Center: Y girls are getting into con-
dition with the old sport of archery.
Below: No, this picture isn't an error.j
It was put here to remind you that there!
has been football here and will be again
soon. Notice that the man with the ball;,
is a Y'ser. j
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omens
Sports
With regular athletics at a stand-
still for the duration, the girls man-
aged to get excited and have fun
with fennale sports. Right, the new
intra-mural champions are, front,
Grace Theobald, Captain Laurine
Mickelson, Marjorie Lindstrom, and
Edna Holt. Back row: Beth Wight,
Miss Holbrook, Emma Ullock and
Marion Whitney.
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Below, front: Helen
Chapman, Joyce Hanks
and Willa Hadfleld.
Back: Zola Murphy,
Evelyn Anderson, Ala-
ma Ayres, Virginia Alt,
and Mildred Leston.
Cadet Commandoes
A combination of height, speed and precision-like teamwork, brought the Commandoes top honors
In the Intramural basketball tourney. The all-cadet team was organized by Bob Gray. Back row: Richard
Horsetail, Bob Gray, Bob Cooper, and Dick Brown. Front row: Dale Bowlln, Robert Shaneck, John White,
and Bill Bergen.
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Qlor'g Grabbers
Student Council . . .
Lora Hilton
Elaine Grow
Lillie Stewart
Class Officers . . .
Marjorle Vowles
Felice Kartchner
Elayne Taylor
Neil Welling
Doressa Paxnnan
Barbara Taylor
Clyde Sullivan
Ernest Wilkinson
Mae Sevy
Carl Young
Richard Hales
Elaine Todd
Margaret Wilson
College Varieties . . .
Ruth England
George Uyeda
Varsity Show . . .
Lillie Stewart
Felice Kartchner
Elliot Brock
r\ • V V • O • • • •
Emma Hayes
Ada Moulton
Elaine Nicholes
Velma Bates
Public Service Bureau
Elaine Peterson
Y News . . .
Jean Bickmore
Ruth England
Ruth Wilson
Arlene Andrew .
Marjorie Vowles
Miriam Young
Ernest Wilkinson
Franklin J. Faux
Howard Heninger
Jean Anne Waterstradt
Ardath Lefler
Cadet William D. Smith
Jean Perkins
Miharu Kawaguchi
Louis Gibbons
Patricia Hatch
Mavis Hafen
Angelene Greaves
Elayne Allen
Mary Virginia Patton
Shirley Wilkes
Eileen Wight
Joy H. Tangren
Band . . •
Lucille Sandberg
Ben Kuraya
Leo Vernon
Orchestra . . .
June West
Eileen Shurtliff Reimschiissel
Debate . . .
Jean Bickmore
Ruth Wilson
Beth Crandall
Margaret Hales
Valena Jones
Dorothy Stratton Fielding
Dranna . . .
Ada Moulton
Elaine Peterson
Theda Henke
Doressa Paxman
Kathleen Bird
Dan Keeler
Mary Whitely
Irene Fullmer
Marcia Greenhaw
Marjorie Vowles
Banyan . . .
Ruth England
Elaine Waddoups
Alice Case
Margaret Wilson
Franklin J. Faux
Miriam Young
Margaret Hales
W. A. A. . . .
Evelyn Anderson
Ardella Christensen
Margie Johnson
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Book IV
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White Ke^
White Key is an honorary service |
group for girls who have distinguished i
themselves in extra curricular work.
Although the nnembers sponsor several ;
of the big social affairs of the year, '
their function is largely one of service. ■
Left: Phyllis Jensen, Vice-Pres.; Ar- |
lene Andrew, Pres.; Elaine Clark Robi- j
son. Secy.; and Isabel Hales, recrea- '
tional manager. i
Below, front row: Isabel Hales, Lora (
Hilton, Barbara Taylor, Marjorie i
Vowles, Elayne Taylor, Elaine Clark (
Robison, Emma Hayes. Back row: Bar- \
bara Rasmussen, Felice Kartchner, Ar- i
lene Andrew, Phyllis Jensen, Georgia ';
Faux, Lillie Stewart, Elaine Grow, Eliza- '■
beth Sander, and Doressa Paxman.
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Y Can
cares
Y Calcares, capable and lively Sopho-
more service organization, had a full
year doing their tasks and helping to
fill the vacancy left by their brother
IK's. Right, left to right: Ruth England,
Vice-Pres.; Afton Bryson, Secy.-Treas.;
Karnna Cullimore, Pres. Below, front
row: Afton Bryson, Ruth England, Nola
de Jong, Jean Bickmore, Artha Jean
Curtis, Jean Perkins. Center: Lavina
Hoover, Miriam Young, Bonnie Gay
Lyman, Dorothy Larch, Mae Sevey,
Rose laylor, Ruth Peterson, Loa Jean
Peterson. Back: Atheen Knudsen. Faye
hlunter, Annenna Billings, Lucy Ludlow,
Karma Jean Cullimore, Bonnie Jean
Cromar, Rae Madsen, Florence Sim-
mons, Barbara Nielson, Marion Owens,
Jeanette McDonald, Margaret hiales,
Marjorie Lindstrom, and Ada Moulton.
Blue Ke^
Blue Key, National Honorary service organiza-
tion for men who have distinguished themselves
in extra curricular activities, is concerned with
the sponsoring of several campus projects. This
year the group took charge of the Frosh Trek
and conducted two of the best assemblies of
the year.
Left: Gene Faux, Secretary; Art Babbel, Presi-
dent; and Virgil Telford, Vice-President.
Center: Ross Nielson, HHomer Bartholomew,
hierman Green, Wells Brockbank, Harden Ben-
nion, Ernest Wilkinson, Neil Welling, Leo Vern-
on, Wayne Booth, and Verl Taylor.
Below, front: Virgil Telford,
Art Babbel, Gene Faux.
Back: Paul Fancis, Homer
Bartholomew, Ralph Frogley,
Theron Knight, and Clyde Sulli-
van.
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Theta Alpha Phi
Theta Alpha Phi, a national honrary drama-
tic fraternity, was installed on this can, pus
in 1924. The organization annually spons-
ors various drannatic presentations, and ap-
points ushers to serve at all departmental
plays. Right: Joy Swalberg, Secy.; Dan
Keeler, Pres.; Theda Henke, Vice-Pres.
Below, Back: Joy Swalberg, Ardath Lefler,
Kathleen Bird, Mary Whitely, Marcia
Sreenhaw, Ada Moulton, Ruth England.
Front: Dan Keeler, Irene Fuller, Theda
hHenke, Elaine Peterson, Faye hlunter,
Helen Mabey.
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G
amma
Phi Omicron
Gamma Phi, honorary home ec-
onomics fraternity, organized in
1926, is composed of outstanding
students who are majoring in
home economics.
Left, from left to right: Ann Bur-
gess, Recording Secretary; Phyllis
Farrer, Reporter; Bee Conder,
Vice-Pres.; Mauriel Barnett, Pres.;
Kathleen Layton, Secy.-Treas.
Below, from left to right, front:
Ruth Klingler, Miss Billings, faculty
advisor; hHelen Martin. Cerrter:
Mauriel Barnett, Marian Westen-
scow, Margie Johnson, Kathleen
Layton, Orpha Moore, Helen
Sharatori, Mary Kirkham, Bee
Conder. Back: Rozena hlutchin-
son, Lora Hilton, Isabel Hales,
Ann Burgess, Miss Effie Warnick,
faculty advisor; Phyllis Farrer
Emma Hayes, Ruth Wilson, and
Jean Cox.
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Phi Chi Theta
Phi Chi Theta, local chapter of a
national women's business fraternity, was
organized in 1938. Its nnennbers are
future supporters of the business world.
Right, front: Gloria Watts, Treas.;
Colleen Daniels, Secy.; Yvonne McMur-
ray, Pres.; Marrial Clark, Vice-Pres.-
Back: Melba Clark, Advisor; Betsy
Bowen, Reporter; Elaine Nicholes, Grand
Councellor.
Below, front: Miriam Dixon, LaRue
Hoopes, Betsy Bowen, Melba Clark, Lois
Woolf, Athene Knudsen. Second row:
Beth Burgan, Gloria Watts, Golda Roun-
dy, Loa Jean Peterson, Ruth Peterson,
Maurine Keat, Betty Jane Robinson, Nor-
ma Forsey, Maxine Layton. Third row:
Maxine Baird, June McKell, Iris Richard-
son, Elaine Nicholes, Mary Skoro, Yvonne
McMurray, Marrial Clark, Macine Walk-
er, Merla Bond, Anna Stucki, Roberta
Dean, Colleen Daniels, June West, Mar-
garet Tillotson, Barbara Bailey, and
Phyllis Jensen.
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Lambda Delta Sigma
Left: The executive council of the
largest single organization on the
campus, Lambda Delta Sigma, meet
to discuss important problems at
hand. Left to right: Verena Ursen-
brach, secretary-treasurer; Phil Rob-
Insen, vice-president; Isabel Hales,
president; Hardon Bennion, presi-
dent; Arlene Andrews, vice-presi-
dent, and Chad Avery, secretary-
treasurer.
Right: Chapter Presidents: —
Gloria Watts, Phi; Orpha
Moore, Psi; Chad Riddle, Al-
pha; Merlene Stevens, Omega;
and Elizabeth Sander, Chi.
Lugene Waddoups, presidenr
of Upsilon was not present.
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Chi and Psi Chapters
Chi Chapter: (Above) First Row: Helen Martin, Joy Hill, Cherril Black, Erma McGuire, Laurie Teichert,
Vivyenne Noble, vice-pres.; Eleanor Bennion, Llla Merchant, Marion Clark. Second Row: Lois Woolf, Ruth Wil-
son, Norma Hansen, Leah Holdaway, Helen Abbott, June Decker, Annie Richardson, Marie Johnson, Mar-
garet Young. Third Row: Barbara Rasnnussen, Elizabeth Sander, Pres.; Trevelene Harber, Justine Kinsey,
Nancy Miner, Patricia Reid, La Viene Monson, Beverly Johnson, Maria Hayes, Iris Moore, Secretary.
Psi Chapter: (Below) First Row: Beth Gilman, June Colt, Verena Ursenbach, Elaine Clark Robison, Maxine
Baird, Verla Hale, Louise Miyatoke. Second Row: Eloise Snider, Gladys Sanks, June Huber, Isobel Hales,
Jean Anderson, Margaret Wilson, Willowby Conder. Third Row: Margery Anderson, Elaine Sperry, Marg-
aret Hales, Lyie Atwood, Margaret Tillotsen, Virginia Knowlton, Beth Paul, Arlene Andrew.
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phi and Upsilon Chapters
Phi Chapter: Front Row: Carolyn Whitesides, Venice Critchfield, Helen Mabey, Secy.; Gbna Watts,
Pres.; Barbara Lusty, Vice-Pres.; Roma Jeane Turner, Vera McAllister. Second Row: Barbara Ferrin Anna
Dean Clark. Sybil Lusty, Mary V^right, Madge Burgon, Rozena Hutchinson Ruth Klingler Olive Fawkes.
Back Row: Einora Boyack, Mary Skoro, Olea Mae Babbel, Mauriel Barnett. Betty Logsdon, Dorothy Stratton
Fielding, Loa Jean Peterson.
Upsilon Chapter: Front Row: Marie Phillips, Lorna Bigelow, Madeline Hatch Beth Martinsen, Lila Mae
Astle Carol Ann VS/hite, Betty Pearson, Lois Robison, Virginia Phillips. Second Row: Joyce Atkinson Kath-
leen Bird Margaret Mauss, Afton Litchfield Marilyn Poulsen, VVanda Ricks, Clara Reinsch, Virginia Patton,
Iris Taylor. Back Row: Marie Kirkham, Arva Mercer, Leda Jean Widdison, Mar|f/n Duncan, Jennie Keeler,
Lugene V^addoups, Anita Hyatt, Anna Peterson, Beatrice Hawkins, Larene Dearden.
Omega and Alpha Chapters
Omega Chapter: Front Row: Yvonne Jackson, Lola Geslison, Marline Stevens, Pres.; Maxine Johnson,
Secy.; LaRue Hoopes, Dawna Whiting. Second Row: Beverly Bean. LaRue Barton, Irene Fuller, Vlce-Pres.;
Melba Beckman, Maxine Norton, Elaine Grow. Third Row: Kathryn Ann Richards, Nellie Bushnnan, Wanda
Sjoblom, Ruth Ann Fuller, Wealthy Purrington, Jean Ann Waterstradt.
Alpha Chapter: Front Row: Chad Avery, Clarence Byrne, Frank Faux, Gordon Elliott.
Second Row: Edwin Strobel, John Jensen, Robert Marshall. Edgar Robison. Vennor Meacham, John Chris-
tiansen, Paul Knowlton. Third Row: Louis Gibbons, Ferrin Lovell, Phil Robinson, Harden Bennion, Ben
Honner, Norman Wright. Clarence Clark. Verl Taylor. Chad Riddle, Lawrence March.
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Mask Cluh
Students especially interested
in the study of drama gather to-
gether each Monday evening in
the Little Theatre to enjoy the
program presented for them by
their fellow miembers of Mask
Club. Each year club members
hear the reading of three-act
plays by Junior and Senior associ-
ates. The 1944 play readers below
are: Ada Moulton, Marcy Green-
haw, Joy Swalberg, Elaine Peter-
son, Doressa Paxman, and Mary
Whiteley, not present.
Above left: Elaine Peterson,
secretary; Theda hfenke, vice-
president; Mary Whiteley, presi-
dent.
Left: Dr. and Mrs. T. Earl Par-
doe, sponsors.
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Spanish Club
Right: Sheldon Lowry vice-pres.;
Cecile Romney, pres.; and Nola
de Jong, secretary.
Below, 1st row: Jean Bickmore,
Marvel Johnson, Lois Hanson, Jean
Reese, Nedda Muling, Marjorie
Wight, Adeline Done, Marlyn Dun-
can. 2nd row: Bernice Evans, Beth
Clayson, Virginia Shipp, Julia Han-
sen, Justine Kinsey, Annie Richard-
son, Lila Astle, Roberta Moore,
Katherine Moore, Margaret Nusink,
Mary Whiteley. 3rd row: Ana Del
Bailey, Bonnie Jean Scott, Eileen
Wight, Madelyn Hatch, Ruth Peter-
son, Norma Forsey. 4th row: J. Beu-
ben Clark, III, Roma W. Carpenter,
Ruth Tripp, Virginia Phillips, Helen
Mae Hillman, Artha Jean Curtis,
Anna Peterson, Evelyn Larson,
Elayne Allen, Leona Farnsworth,
Ruth Call, Joy Hill, Lila Merchant,
Merle Johnson, Jean Peterson,
Georqanna Adams, Margaret Wil-
son, Clarence Byrne, Mrs. Amy Y.
Valentine.
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French Club
Above: Marcia Greenhaw, President; Marian Owens, Vice-President; Joene Bowman, Re-
porter; and Ruth Ulrich, Secretary.
Below, front: Marian Robertson, Quelle Hart, Lorna Bigelow, Florence Firnnage, lloa Young,
Jennie Keeler.
Middle: Irma Clark, Lorraine Drissell, Marjorie Lindstrom, Jean Anderson, Joene Bowman,
Marcia Greenhaw, and Patricia Reid.
Back: Harold Lee, Advisor; Ruth Ulrich, Shirley Perkins, Thola Hepworth, Herman Green.
Virginia Suddell, Elaine Sperry, J. Reuben Clark, III, Advisor.
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Inter-Social Unit Council
Lawmakers of the organized social life on the campus, this
group determines the regulations and rules of conduct for social
units to follow. The council is constituted mainly of unit presi-
dents.
Above: Wells Brockbank, Kay Payne, hiarden Bennion.
Below, front: Maxine Baird, secretary; Miss HHolbrook facul-
ty advisor; Marjorie Vowles, President; Elayne Taylor, Artha Jean
Curtis. Back: Lila Atkinson, Barbara Taylor, Elinor Putnam, and
Maxine Layton, Dean Lloyd, faculty advisor, was not present
when picture was taken.
Aka Mitra
Left: Maxine Layton, President.
Front Row, left to right: Melva Bagley, Rhoda Rees,
Beth Richardson, Kathleen Layton, Olive Fowles, Jean
Cox.
Back Row: Marjorie Petty, Madelyn Hatch, Margie
Johnson, Annette Sandstrom, Maxine Layton.
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La Sorella
Right: LHa Atkinson, President.
Front Row, left to right: Rhea hiaslenn,
Janet Rasband, Eldene Taylor, Dorothy
Willianns, Dorothy Mae Halls, Lila Atkiriion.
Back Row: Meria Bond, Beth Crock,
Quelle hlart, Olga Allred, Lucille Sandberg,
and EIna Stueler.
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FiJeL
as
Left: Artha Jean Curtis, President.
Below: First Row: Merllne Stevens, Artha Jean Curtis,
Dorothy Gilchrist.
Second Row: Nadine Tucker, Virginia Suddeli, Marjorie
Anderson, Elaine Peacock, Wana Elder, Winifred Thomas,
Lorraine Drissell, Marian Westinskow.
Third Row: Ann Salisbury, Beth Crandall, La Rue
hHoopes, Roma Jean Turner, Barbara Rasmussen, Marjorie
Lindstrom, Ardella Nielson, Dorothy Statton Fielding, hielen
Stratton, Nila Stubbs, Ruby Stratton.
Not Present: Van Ese Barkdull, Lucille Barkdull, Norma
Reynolds, Maurine Keate, Anna Stone.
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Cesta lie
Right: Barbara Taylor, President.
First Row: Ruth England, Joy Tangren, Rella Roberison,
Dona Faye Clark, Elaine Wood. Second Row: Leah Holda-
way, Patricia Reid, Ada Moulton, Jean Reese, Barbara
Ferrin, June West, Mary Whiteley, Barbara Taylor, Marcia
Sreenhaw, Velma Bates, Lora Hilton. Third Row: Lorraine
Freestone, Carole hiilton, Beth Clayton, Marion Gottfred-
son, Margaret Priday, Rhoda May Goates, Lucille Rich-
ards, Valene Camenish, Betty Lewis, Florence Simons, Val-
ena Jones, Einora Boyack, Elizabeth Zundell, Virginia Bur-
ton, Lugene Waddoups, Jean Anne Waterstradt, Barbara
Nielson, Ann Burgess, Ruth Klingler.
Not Present: Charlotte Chipman, Rosemary Spears,
Marion Jones, Dorothy Sharol Ostler.
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Nautili
us
Left: President Marjorie Vowles.
Front row: Joan Helndselnnan, Barbara Sherry,
Mary Ellen Dauwalder, Mary Beth Taylor, Geneal
Martin. Middle row: Enid HHansen, Maurine Bosweil,
Beverly Cronin, hielen Martin, Mary Lou Dixon,
Genie! Mower, Pauline Claudin. Back row: Annena
Billings, Ann Greaves, Marian Hyde, Yvonne McMur-
ray, Barbara Bailey, Vivian Holt, Adel Ransbottam,
and Verdell Hunt.
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O. S. Trovata
At Right: Mickey Putnam, President.
Front Row, left to right: Lyravine Jensen, Mae Sevy,
Dorothy Larch, Carol Roberts, Elaine Gwynn, Marian Owens,
Margery Cottam, Mickey Putnann, Afton Bryson, Geniel
Hayward, Neola Jones.
Center Row: Caroline Whitesides, Shirley Leavitt, Cherril
Snow, Ruth Redd, Verda Olson, Teddy Jackson, Alma Deppe,
Wilma hHunter, Marie Snell, Phyllis Hunter, Shirley Wilkes,
Jean Bickmore.
Back Row: Wylene Millet, hHarriet Young, Dorothea Jones,
Bonnie Lyman, Peggy HHagan, Nita Jeanne Fullmer, Jennie
Keeler, Beth Christensen, llah Dean Gledhill, Jeanne Pilling.
Patricia Terry, Anna Lee Strate, Janet Macdonald, Shirley
Romney, Sally Turner, Betty Gray, Lucy Ludlow.
95
ValK
orn
Front Row: Felice Kartchner, Emma Hayes, Mabel Stew-
art, Elayne Taylor, Carol Collard, Colleen Daniels.
Second Row: Jean Anderson, Margaret Wilson, Ellen Ash-
worth, Lois Johnson, Joy Viehweg, Elaine Grow, Marjorie
Hart, Donna Ellertson, Shiirley Harding, Sammie Speakmah.
Third Row: Anna Jean Bullock, Miriam Young, Lavina
Hoover, Bonnie Jean Cromar, Rose Taylor, Ruth Peterson,
Mary Smart, Val Deane Rice, Lucille Booth, Rhoda Vaun Call.
Fourth Row: Joy Swalberg, Marge Nielson, Thelma Ells-
worth, Elaine Robison, Mavis Hafen, Arlene Andrew, Lillie
Stewart.
Fifth Row: Rae Madsen, Helen Booth, Margaret Hales,
Gladys Rawlings, Elaine Stowell, Phyllis Barnes, Gloria
Watts, Mary Lee Atkerson, Elaine Todd.
Sixth Row: Maria Hayes, Doressa Paxman, Nola de Jong,
Elaine Nicholes, La Rhea Nielson, Isabel Hales, Anna Stucki,
Pat Hatch, Georgia Coulam.
Leit: Elayne Taylor, President.
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Right:
Wefls Brockbank,
President
Below:
Clyde Davis, Ver
Taylor, Neil Welling
Loren Barlow, and
Sterling Sessions.
Left: Kay Payne, President.
Below, front row: Condie Call,
Bryce Bailey, Paul Francis, Jannes
Gough, Joe King, Howard Henin-
ger, David Shelby, and Ferrin Lovell.
Back: Calvin Hutchins, Charles
hiart, Kay Payne, Ernest Wilkinson,
Odell Christensen, Leo Vernon, and
Bill hierrera.
I
98
Right: President Clyde
Sullivan.
Below, left to right:
Clinton Wiest, Richard
Hales, John Wing, spon-
sor, Clyde Sullivan,
Lloyd hHIggins, Dean
Brockbank, and Kred
Homer.
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ex
Fa
u I t V
Andrus, Romah, I 5
Ball;f. Ariel S.. I I
Ballif. Carma, I 4
Barlow, Irene S.. I i
Billings. May. 12. 80
Bingham. Sanford M., !5
Birrell, Veria L.. 15
Booth. Lillian C. 14
Booth. Louis W.. 14. 37
Boyle, William H.. I I
Britsch, Raph A.. 14.41
Bryner. Loren C 12
Buggert, Gustave, 14
Bullock. Kenneth. 15
Butt. Newbern I.. 14
Caine. Julia Alleman, 15
Carroll. Elsie C, 12
Christensen, Harold T. I 1 . 54
Christensen, Parley A., 10
Clark, Herald R.. 9. 42
Clark, J. Rueben III, 13,87,88
Clark. James R.. 14
Clarke. A. John, 15
Clinger. Morris M.. 14
Coffman, W.Elmo. 12.41
Croft. Evan M., 12
Cullimore, Lloyd L.. 10
CADETS
Alexander. Donald F.. 29
Alexander. Robert, 57
Amick. Charles C, 31
Amstutz. Dale E.. 29
Anderson, Wallace R. Cpl., 27
Angwin, James V.. 28
Annon, George H.. 31
Armstrong. Willam J.. 32
Austin. Wilton, 27, 32
Bagley, Harvey B.. 28
Barnard. Edwin J., 29
Barnes, Elbert D., 30
Bernhardt. Harry V., 31
Barry. Donald S.. 28
Bealer. William J., 32
Beckstead. Douglas L.. 30
Beimford. Louis A.. 3 I
Beldon, William E.. 29
Benson. Arthur R.. 3 I
Benton. John L.. 28
Benton. Robert W.. 31
Bergan. William W., 32. 73
Berks, David M.. 28
Bernschin, Charles R., 28
Biebelle, Walter R.. 30
Bingham, James D.. 32
Bossing. Robert F., 29
Bowlen. Dale F., 31. 73
Bross. William A., 32
Bricker. Richard M., 28
Broadnax. Charles E.. 28
Brown. Dick. 73
Buhler. Ernest Jr.. 32
Bullock. Roberto.. 29
Bi/rson. James H., 32
Busch. John A., 29
Cadwallder, Richard B., 30
Cady, Duane W., 30
Carlisle. WiliamT.. 29
Carpenter, Neal R., 32
Carroll, Don E.. 27. 31
Chase. Keith A.. 30
Christy. William J.. 29
Ciraulo. Joseph J., 31
Cummings. Benjamin F.. I{
deJong. Gerrit Jr., 9
Dennis. Elvin Jr.. 13
Dixon. Fred W., 12
Fisher, Flora D.. 14
Fitzroy. George W,, I 3
Eyring. Carl F.. 9
Geertson. O. Norman, I 3
Hales, Wayne B.. I I
Halliday. John R.. 12. 37
Hansen, George H.. 10
Hansen. Wiliam. 11.4!
Harris. Chales. 13.41
Haris. Franklin S.. 8
Harrison, Bertrand, I I
Hoyt. Harrison Val. 10
Hart. Anna Boss. I 5
Hart. Charles J.. I I
Hawker. Atton, 13
Hayes. John E.. 12
Haymore. Franklin R,. li
Hayword. Lynn C 12
Holbrook, Leona, I 1 . 70
Jackson. Elda. I 5
Jensen. Christen. 9
Jensen. C. Lavolr. 12
Jenson, Edgar M.. I I
Keeler, Joseph J., 14
Knight. Hattie M.. 13
Lambert. Asael C. 9
Larson, Bent F., 10
Law, Reuben D., I I
Lee Harold W.. 14.88
Lee. Wilford D.. 14
Lloyd. Wesley P.. 9. 89
Madsen, Florence Jepperson. 10. 35
Maeser. Georgia. 12
Marshall. Milton. 10
Martin, Thomas L.. 9
Maw, Charles E.. 10
Merrill. Amos N.. 9
Miller. Elmer. 10
Miller. Karl. 13
Millet. Floyd. 12
Morrell. Katherine
Nelson, Elmer. I 3
Nicholes. Joseph K,,
Ollorton. Anna, I 2
Osmond, Irene, I 2
Packard. Hannah C
Pardee. Katherine.
Pardee. T. Earl. 10.86
Peterson. Dean A.. 13
Peterson, Hermese. 10
Peterson, Hugh W.. I I
Poulson, M. Wilford. 10
15
I I
13
13,86
Cadet
Clements. Cannon U., 32
Coffin. Charles M.. 32
Cole, Richard F..3I
Collier. EarlT. Cpl.. 27
Collins. William W., 32
Commander, John C. 28
Conway, Joseph ^., 32
Cock. Theodore R.. 28
Cooper. Charles. 27, 32
Cooper, Robert H. 31. 73
Copen, Estes G.. 30
Coulon. James. 32
Counterman. Stanley D.. 31
Crompton, William B., 29
Cummings. Harry L.. 27, 31
Danford. Wiliam H.. 32
Davis, Harry, 32
Davis. Robet v.. 28
Dempsey, Robert H., 29
Dittman. William E.. 28
Dibble, KeruC. 31
Dominguez. Michael. 29
Donie. John F.. 29
Duffy. Lawrence E.. 3 I
Duke. Douglas E., 31
Dunkerson, Louis L.. 2nd Lt., 26
Durocher. Hector J.. 27, 30
Fabian, Louis M/Sgt., 27
Earner, Harold B.. 30
Ferber, George C 29
Forsllne. C. Richard. 32
Frankel, William E.. 29
Freiday. William, 29
Frye. Donald E.. 30
Fulghum. James P., 31
East. William F. S/Sgt.. 27
Ebert, John W.. 28
Eissler, Ben B., 30
Eriksen. Frank H.. 2nd Lt.. 26
Ekstrom. Lester, 29
Ewy. Henry H., 30
Gagnon, Armand J.. 32
Gantert. Thomas E.. 30
Germane. Francis, 27, 32. 53. 56
Gibson. Nelson. 32
Gittling. Horton. 29
Godding. Harris B.. 29
Granat, Maxwell. 31
Gravette. William. 32
Gray. Robert D.. 31. 73
Grey. James R.. 28
Hager, Jacob W.. 31
Haley. Raymond. 32
Hall. Frank E.. 29
Harris. James S.. 29
Hart, John R., 28
Hastings. John M., 28
Hataway, Harry R.. 30
Hawkins. Robert E.. 32
Hendrickson. Kermit. 27, 30, 56
Hill. Charles W.. 28
Hiller. Charles R., 30
Holgman, Edward. 29
Holland, Joseph L., 29
Hornick. Mike. 29
Horsfall. Edward R.. 30. 73
Hasford. Gregory F.. 31
Huber, Richard R.. 31
Hubler. Eugene W., 3 I
Hull. Norman E., 27. 30
Ireland. Gilbert T.. 32
Jablonski. Wentzen J., 29
Jeffery. Wendell E.. 27, 30, 54
Johanse. Willard.27.32
Johnson, Glenn E.. 29
Johnson. Sid W.. 28
Kapp. Norman. 28
Kapphahn. Leroy C 29
Keeton. Robert. 31
Kitlinski. Felix T., 31
Knight, James R.. 30
Krauthamer, Charles M., 31
Kreugar, Clarence O., 30
Lane. William C. 29
Laurence. Van S.. 27, 30
Lincoln, Burton K., 29
Linden. Martin H. Pfc. 27
Lindgren. Donald H.. 28
LIndgren. Wesley A,. 32
Littlefield. Stephen S.. 28
KIce. Leonard Wiliam. 13
Richardson, Beth, 13
Ricks, Buelah. 15
Roberts. Bertha. I I
Robertson, Leroy J.. 10
Robins. Rhea, 1 5
Rowe, Ed. M.. I I
Sauer. Robert, 2
Sauls, Kiefer B.. 7
Sessions. J. Wyley. I 1
Smart. Nettie Neff. 9. 17
Snell, Morris. I 3
Snell. William H.. II
Snow. William J., 10
Snow. Edna. I I
Spencer. Luclle. I 3
Sperry. Sidney B.. I I
Tanner. Orea B.. I 4
Tanner, Vasco M., 10
Taylor, Lynn. I 5
Tuttle. L. Eliott. 14
Ungerman, Ralph, 13.41
Valentine. Lee Benson, 14, 41
Warnick, Effle. 10. 80
Wing. John H.. 14.99
Woolf. Golden L. I I
Young. Karl E.. I I
Loth, Loren, 27. 30
LoTufo, Frank. 3 I
Lukko. Reino R.. 31
Lynch, William W. Jr.. 30
Magle. William. 29
Martin, Harry J., 30
Mattison, Lewis C. 29
Mayne. Robert T.. 29
McAvoy, Charles. 32
McCarter, Steven S.. 30
McCarthy, Daniel R.. 31
McCaslin, Gus Jr., 30
McComas, Norris H.. 32
McDonald. John M., 30
Mcintosh. Lucius M. Jr.. 32
McKeever, Thomas W.. 3 I
McNees. Athur R., 31
McNees, Douglas, 27
McNees, John D.. 31
Meidal. Kerrneth. 29
Meloney. Joseph A.. 32
Mergl. Vernon. 28, 32. 56. 57
Merritt. Frances L.. 28
MIdberry. James E.. 32
Milcom. Wiliam R.. 32
Miller, Martin J., 31
Milllan, Terrance. 27. 32
Mueller, Travis H.. 28
Myers. Maurice D., 31
NIckerson, Jack E., 29
Odgers, Marvin C. 28
Oliver, James H. Sgt.. 27
O'Rouke. Owen S.. 28
Over. Jack D.. 28
Palmer. Ra^ F., 28
Papernik. Eugene J., 29
Pettingill. Donald C. 30
Powell. Charles E. Major. 26
Privltera. Carmelo A., 30
Quass. John M. Captain. 26
Quiring. Raymond R.. 31
Reich. Irwin E.. 29
Resh, Robert, 32
Rian, Vincent J.. 29
Richards. John F.. 29
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ex
Rodgers, Leroy J., 32
Rosenberg. Ernold, 32
Roshopf, William J.. 29
Rose. Edwin A.. 30
Ross. Edgar F.. 29
Rosenberger. Douglas H., 30
Rowland. Louis A.. 31
Rubet, Vincent D.. 30
Sacks, William S.. 31
Sager. Elwood J.. 32
Secor. Arthur E., 32
Shamp. Frances F.. 27. 30
Schmidt, Ernst. 27. 31
Schultz, William A., 30
Schwartz, Irvin, 32. 49
Shaneck. Robert W.. 3 1 . 73
Shaw. Joseph C. 28
Abbott. Helen. 84
Adams. Florence, 19
Adams. Georganna. 87
Allen. Elayne. 47. 74.84
Allred. Olga,9l
Alt. Virginia. 72
Andreson, Evelyn. 70, 72, 74
Anderson. Jean, 84, 88.96
Anderson. Margery. 35. 84, 92
Andrew, Arlene. 47. 74, 76, 82, 84
Ashworth. Ellen. 96
Astle. Lila Mae.,84, 87
Atiterson, Mary Lee. 96
Atkinson. Joyce. 35. 84
Atkinson. Lila D.. 19.91
Atwood. Lyie. 84
Ayers. Alama. 72
B
Babbel, Arthur, 78
Babbel. Olea Mae. 84
Bagley. Melva. 19.90
Bailey, Ana Del. 87
Bailey. Barbara. 81
Bailey. Bryce. 69, 98
Baird. Maiine. 81. 84.89
Ballif. Ariel Jr., 37
Ballif. Arta. 41
Barclay. Janet. 35
Barkdull, VanEse. 92
Barkdull. Lucille. 92
Barker, Vaughn. 19
Barnes, Phyllis. 96
Barnett. Mauriel, 19. 80,84
Bartholomew. Homer. 78
Barton. Gilbert. 37
Bates. Velma, 50. 58. 74. 93
Bean. Beverly, 40. 85
Beckman. Melba, 85
Beckstead, Bonnie. 35
Bennett. Emma, 37
Bennion. Harden, 78. 82, 85. 88
Bennion. Eleanor, 37, 84
Bickmore. Jean. 47, 48, 54.
74, 77,87,95
Billings, Annenna. 77. 94
Biglow, Lorna, 84, 88
Bird. Kathleen. 40. 41. 74. 79. 84
Black. Cherrel, 35, 84
Bleak. Howard. 35
Bond. Merla. 81.91
Booth. Helen. 19.96
Booth. Lucille. 96
Booth. Marjorio M.. 19
Booth. Wayne. 56. 78
Borgeson. Marie. 35. 37
Boswell. Maurine. 94
Bowen. Betsy. 8!
Bowman, Ricky, 35, 40
Sheldon. John C. 30
Simpson. George A.. 3 I
Simpson. Paul W.. 31
Smith. EarleT.. 32
Smith. Vernon M., 3 I
Smith, William D., 30, 47. 49, It
Snyder, Raph H.. 28
Splnelli. Henry P.. 31
Springer, Duane. 28
Springer. Raymond A.. 32
Springer. William D.. 32
Stachowiak. Blaise L., 31
Stephens, David M., 27. 30
Stewart, Archie D., 32
Stewart, Robert F., 31
Stubler, Peter A.. 31
Sumner, Paul E., 27, 3 I
Sundahl. John C. 30
Swanson. Eugene A.. 32
Swanson. Richard S.. 28
Talkowski. John P., 3 I
Tennant. Vance L.. 3 I
Terlouw. Marion. 29
Thatcher. Walter P., 30
Thomas. John P.. 32
Trameri, Aldo E.. 3 I
Tuttle. Neal A., 32
Vetter, Robert E.. 31
Wainwright. Edgar A.. 32
Walsh. John L.. 29
Weinstein. Stanley. 29
White, John G.. 39. 73
Wilke, William W.. 31
Wales. Stanley L.. 30
Students
Bowman. Joene. 88
Boyack. EInora, 59. 84.93
Brady. Maurine, 35
Bramwell. Craig. 63
Brock. Elliot. 63. 74
Brockbank. Dean. 99
Brockbank, Wells. 61. 77.89.97
Bryson. Afton. 77. 95
Bullock, Anna Jean. 35. 59. 96
Burgess. Ann. 19. 80, 93
Burgi, Lacy, 35
Burleigh. Leroy. 63
Burnham, Shauna A., 19
Bushman. Nellie. 35. 85
Burgan, Madge, 84
Burton. Virginia. 93
Buttle. Lee, 41
Byrne, Clarence. 85, 87
Call. Condie. 98
Call. Rhode Vaun, 18, 63.96
Call. Ruth, 87
Caminish. Valene, 93
Carpenter. Roma W., 87, 93
Chapman. Helen, 72
Chipman. Charlotte. 35. 93
Christensen. Alice, 41
Christensen, Beth. 95
Christensen, Odell. 53.98
Christiansen, Ardella, 53. 74
Christiansen. John, 85
Clark, Anna Deon, 35. 84
Clark. Clarence. 57. 85
Clark. Dona Faye. 35.93
Clark, Irma. 88
Clark, Mable, 19, 81
Clark, Marion. 84
Clark. Marrial. 81
Claudin. Pauline. 94
Clayson. Beth. 87,93
Colt. June. 84
Collard, Carol. 96
Conder, Willouby. 19. 80. 84
Cottam. Margery. 95
Coulam. Georgia. 35. 96
Cox, Jean, 80. 90
Crandall. Beth. 54. 74, 92
Cromer, Bonnie Jean. 77. 96
Crook. Beth. 20
Critchfield. Venice. 19, 84
Cronin. Beverly. 94
Crosby. Edith. 20
Culllmore. Karma Jean. 35. 62. 77
Culllmore. Kathleen, 40
Curtis. Artha Jean. 77. 92. 87
Daniels, Coleen. 81. 96
Dastrup. Jean. 37
Davis, Clyde, 97
Dauwalder, Mary Ellen. 62. 94
Day. Nadine. 35
Dean. Roberta. 81
Dearden. Larene. 84
Decker, June, 47, 84
deJonq. Nola, 47, 58. 77. 87. 96
Deppe, Alma, 95
Dickson. Peggy. 35
Dixon, Mary Lou, 94
Dixon. Miriam. 81
Done Adelaine. 87
Drissell, Lorraine. 35. 88,92
Duncan, Marlyn. 84. 87
Dyches. Winnifred. 63
Elder. Wana, 92
Ellertson. Agnes. 35
Ellertson. Donna, 37, 96
Ellertson, Madge, 35
Elliott. Gordon. 85
Ellsworth. Thelma. 96
England. Ruth. 40. 47. 48. 57. 59, 63
74. 77. 79.93
Evans, Bernice. 87
Farnsworth. Leona, 35, 87
Farrer. Phyllis. 20. 80
Faux. Franklin. 37, 47. 49, 74, 85
Faux, Gene, 56. 78
Faux. Georgia C. 20. 76
Fawkes, Olive, 84.90
Ferron, Barbara. 59. 84. 93
Fielding. Dorothy S.. 54. 74. 92. 84
Fingerle. Clarence. 41
Firmage. Florence. 88
Francis. Paul. 69. 78.98
Frederlckson, Ruth, 35
Freestone, Lorraine. 35. 63. 93
Frogley, Ralph. 56, 78
Forsey. Norma. 81. 87
Foutin. Bob, 59
Fuller, Irene. 40. 74. 79. 85
Fulmer. NIta Jeanne. 95
G
Gardner. Elaine. 20
Gesllson, Lola. 35. 85
Gibbons. Lewis, 47. 74, 85
Gilchrist. Dorothy. 20. 35. 63. 92
Gilman. Beth. 84
Gledhill. Hah Dean. 95
Gottfriedson. Marian, 93
Gouqh. Jim. 98
Goates. Rhode May. 93
Gray. Betty. 95
Greaves. Ann. 47. 74, 94
Green, Herman. 56. 78. 88
Greenhaw. Marcia. 40. 59. 74. 79.
Will. Wallace K.. 31
Willoughby. Frank R.. 31
Wilson. MardisG.. 29
WInetraub. Edward I.. 28
Winkleman. Harris. 31
WIsker. Harold L, 32
Witt. Allan J.. 28
Witt. Richard C. 30
Wold. Sam F.. 29
Worley. Maurice. 29
Wurleman. Robert H.. 30
Yano. Masaml. 24
fannes. Steve C. 31
Yarosh. Frank. 32
Zagoru. John I,. 3 I
Zahn, George D.. 28
Zimpfer, Edward L.. 30
86.88.93
Grow. Elaine. I 6, 20. 74. 76. 85. 96
Gwynn. Elaine, 95
H
Hadfield. Willa. 35. 72
Hafen. Mavis. 47. 74. 96
Hagan. Peggy. 20. 53.95
Hale. Verla. 35. 84
Hales. Isobel. 20. 76. 80. 82. 84. 96
Hales. Margaret. 49. 54. 77. 74. 84. 96
Hales. Richard, 25.69. 74.99
Halliday. Geraldlne, 20
Halls. Dorothy Mae. 91
Halt, Edna, 71
Hanks. Joyce. 72
Hansen. Beth H., 20
Hansen, Enid. 94
Hansen. Julia. 35. 87
Hansen, Lois. 87
Hansen, Norma. 35. 84
Harber. Trevelene. 84
Hart, Charles. 98
'Harding, Shlralee. 96
Hart, Marjorie. 63, 96
Hart. Quella.88. 91
Hatch. Madeline. 84. 87.90
Hatch. Pat. 47. 74.96
Hatch. Vivian. 35
Haslem. Rhea. 91
Hawkins. Beatrice. 84
Hays. Emma. I 7. 20, 63. 74. 76. 80. 96
Hays, Maria, 84. 96
Hayward. Genial, 95
Helndselman, Joan. 94
Heninger. Howard. 47. 98
Henke. Theda. 21. 40. 74. 79. 86
Hepworth. Thola. 88
Herrera. Bill. 98
Hiqgins. Lloyd. 99
Hill. Joy. 84. 87
Hillman. Helen Mae. 87
Hilton. Carole. 93
Hilton. Lore. 16. 21. 74. 76. 80.93
Hobbs. Jean. 40
Hofhines. Ileen. 37 y
Homer. Ben. 85
Homer. Fred. 99
Holdaway. Leah. 21. 53, 84.93
Hoopes. La Rue. 1 4. 8 1 . 85
Hoover. Lavlna. 77. 96
Hoyt. Vivian. 94
Huber. June. 84
Hunt. Norma. 37 ♦
Hunt. Verdell. 94
Hunter. Faye. 35. 49. 77. 79
Hunfer. Phyllis. 95
Hunter. Wllma. 95
Hutchins. Calvin. 98
Hutchinson. Rozena. 21. 80. 84
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Hyatt, Anita, 35, 84
Hyde, Marian, 94
Jackson, Theda May. 21,95
Jackson, Yvonne, 85
Jenkins, Evelyn, 35
Jensen, John, 85
Jensen, Lyravine, 95
Jensen, Phyllis, 21, 76,81
Jones, Ray, 41
Jones, Dorothea, 95
Jones, Neola, 95
Jones, Valena, 54, 74,93
Jones, Marion, 93
Johnson, Beverly, 84
Johnson, Lois, 96
Johnson, Merle, 84, 87
Johnson, Margie, 70, 74,80,90
Johnson, Marvel, 87
Johnson, Maxine, 85
Johnson, Zenda, 35
Jorgensen, Elinore, 35
K
Kap, Cecil, 69
Kartchner, Felice, 18,21,63,
74, 76, 96
Kase, Alice, 48
Kato, Jack S., 21
Kawaguchi, Miharu, 47, 74
Keate, Maurine, 35, 81,92
KeelerDan,4l,74, 79
Keeler, Jennie, 35,84, 88,95
Kinsey, Justine, 84, 87
King, Joe, 98
King, Romola, 21
Kirby, Kenneth K., 29
Kirk, Warren, 41
Kirkham, Marie, 84
KIrkham, Mary, 80
Klingler, Ruth, 80, 84, 93
Knight, Therron, 78
Knov^lton, Paul, 85
Knowlton, Virginia, 2 1 , 47, 84
Knudsen, Athleen, 77, 81
Kohler, Eloise, 35
Kuraya, Benjamin, 21,37, 74
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Larch, Dorothy, 77,95
Larson, Evelyn, 87
Layton, Kathleen, 21, 80,90
Layton, Maxine, 22, 81 , 89, 90
Leavitt, Shirley, 95
Lefler, Ardath,47, 74,79
Leston, Mildred, 72
Lewis, Betty, 93
Lichfield, Afton, 35, 84
Lindstrom, Mariorie, 35, 71
, 77,88,92
Logsdon, Betty, 84
Long, Unice, 35
Lovell, Perron, 85,98
Lowry, Sheldon, 87
Ludlow, Lucy, 77,95
Lundell, Lillian, 37
Lusty, Barbara, 22, 84
Lusty, Sybil, 35, 84
Lyman, Bonne Gay, 62, 77, 95
M
Mabey, Helen, 40, 79. 84
Macdonald, Janet, 77, 95
Madsen, Rae, 77,96
Maiben, Henry, 37
March, Lawrence, 85
Marchant, Lila, 40, 84, 87
Marshall, Robert, 85
Martin, Helen, 84,94
Martin, Geneal, 94
Mauss, Margaret, 84
McAllister, Vera, 50
McBrlde, Marjorle, 63
McGuire, Erma, 35, 84
McKell, June, 22, 81
McMurray, Yvonne, 81, 94
Mercer, Arva, 37, 84
Meacham, Vennor, 85
Merrill, Colleen, 35
Mickles, James, 27
Millet, Wylene, 95
Milner, Glen R., 37
Minor, Nancy E., 22, 84
Monson, La Viene, 84
Mortensen, Beth, 84
Moore, Katherine, 87
Moody, Myrlene, 22
Moore, Roberta, 87
Moore, Iris, 84
Moore, Orpha, 80
Moulton, Ada, 17, 40,61, 63, 74,
77, 79,86,93
Mower, Geniel, 94
Muir, Marion, 37
Muling, Nedda, 87
Mullen, Barbara, 35
Murphy, Zola, 72
Myatake, Louise, 84
N
Nason, Bonnie, 35
Nielson, Barbara, 77,93
Nielson, Ross, 78
Newren, Aretta, 35
NIcholes, Elaine, 17, 53, 74,81,96
Nielson, La Rhea, 96
Nielson, Marjorie, 57, 96
Noble, VIvyenne, 35, 84
Norton, Maxine, 85
Nusink, Margaret, 87
Ohai, Rueben M., 22
Olson, Verda,95
Ostler, Dorothy Sharol, 35, 93
Ostler, Mary Lou, 35
Owens, Marian, 63, 77, 88, 95
Parkinson, Genevieve, 35
Patton, Virginia, 35, 47, 74, 84
Paul, Beth, 84
Paxman, Doressa, 25, 40, 58,61,63
74, 76, 86, 96
Payne, Kay E., 22, 89, 98
Peacock, Elaine, 37,92
Pearce, Carey, 40
Perkins, Jean, 47, 74, 77, 88
Perkins, Sirley, 88
Pearson, Betty, 84
Peterson, Anna, 84, 87
Peterson, Arlene, 35
Peterson, Elaine, 18, 22, 40,
63, 74, 79,86
Peterson, Jean, 87
Peterson, Jay M,, 22
Peterson, Loa Je§n. 77, 8 1 , 84. 87
Peterson, Ruth, 77, 81, 87, 96
Petty, Marjorle, 70
Phillips, Marie, 84
Phillips, Virginia, 84. 87
Pinegar. Glen. 37
Pilling, Jeanne, 58,62,95
Poulsen, Marilyn, 84
Priday, Margaret, 35, 93
Purrington, Wealthy, 85
Putnam, Elinor, 22, 89, 95
Ransbottom, Adel, 94 '
Rosband, Janet, 91
Rasmussen, Barbara, 22, 37,
76, 84, 92
Rawlings, Gladys, 96
Redd, Ruth, 95
Rees, Rhoda, 23,90
Reese, Jean, 35,40, 87.93
Reld, Patrlcia,35, 63,84, 88,93
Relmschiissel, Hanna, 35
Reimschilssel, Eileen S., 74
Reinsch, Clara May, 35,84
Reynolds, Norma, 37, 92
Rice, Val Deane, 63,96
Richards, Lucille, 35,93
Richardson, Annie, 84, 87
Richardson. Iris. 8 I
Ricks, Evelyn, 37
Richardson, Beth, 90
Ricks, Wanda, 84
Richards, Kathryn Ann, 85
Riddle, Chauncy, 37, 82, 85
Roberts, Carole, 47, 61,95
Roberts, Jeff, 37
Robertson, Marian, 88
Robertson, Rella, 93
Robinson, Edgar, 85
Robinson, Jane, 81
Robinson, Phil, 82, 85
Rowan, Gaylar, 37
Rust, Anna Belle, 35
Rust, Orion, 63
S
Salisbury, Ann, 35,49,92
Sandberg, Lucille, 37, 74,91
Sander, Elizabeth, 53, 63, 76, 82, 84
Sandstrom, Annette, 90
Sanks, Gladys, 84
Schofield,Carl,69
Schwartz, Ruby, 35, 37
Scott, Bonnie Jean, 87
Sessions, Sterling, 97
Sevy, Mae, 25, 59,74, 77,95
Shartori, Helen, 80
Shelby, David, 98
Sherry, Barbara, 94
Shipp, Virginia, 87
Shurtliff, Eileen, 23
Simons, Florence. 77, 93
Sjoblom, Wanda, 85
Skoro, Mary, 8 1 , 84
Smart, Mary, 96
Smith, Donna Jean, 35
Smithson, Delsa, 23
Snell, Marie, 95
Snider, Eloise, 84
Snow, Cherrll, 95
Snow, Dorothy, 6 1
Speakman, Sammie, 63, 96
Spears, Rosemary, 93
Sperry, Elaine, 84,88
Spratley, Joan, 35, 53
Stephens, Dave, 47
Stevens, Merlene, 23, 82, 85, 92
Stevens, Vera, 23
Stewart, Llllie. 16.23. 53.63,
74, 76, 96
Stewart, Mabel, 96
Stinson, Thelma, 23
Stowell, Elaine, 40, 96
Stone, Anna, 92
Strate, Anna Lee, 95
Stratton, Ruby, 92
Stratton, Helen, 92
Strobel, Edwin, 85
Stromberg, Evelyn, 23
Stubbs. Derrill. 37
Stubbs. Nlla. 39
Stuchl. Anna. 81,96
Stueller, Elna,91
Suddell, Virginia, 88,92
Swalberg, Joy,35, 40, 79, 85, 96
Sullivan, Cylde, 25, 58, 74, 78,99
Tangren, Joy, 47, 74, 93
Taylor, Barbara, 25, 61 , 62, 74, 76, 93
Taylor, Elayne, 18, 23, 58, 74, 76, 89, 96
Taylor, El Dene, 23, 91
Taylor, Iris, 35, 84
Taylor, Mary Beth, 94
Taylor. Rose. 77,96
Teichert, Laurie, 37, 84
Telford, Virgil, 78
Terry, Patricia, 95
Theobald, Grace, 71
Thomas, William, 37
Thomas, Winifred, 92
Thompson, Jane, 56
Thorp, Norma, 39
Tillotson, Margaret, 8 1 . 84
Todd, Elaine, 25, 58, 74,96
Tripp, Ruth, 87
Tsuchlya, Janet, 37
Tucker. Nadlne, 92
Turner. Roma Jeane, 37. 84
Turner. Sally. 57. 58. 72.95
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Ullock, Emma, 71
Ulrich, Ruth, 37,49,88
Ursenback, Verena, 23, 82,84
Uyeda, George, 59, 74
V
Vernon, Leo, 37, 74, 78, 98
Viehwig, Joy, 63,96
Vowles, Marjorle, 18, 24, 47, 63, 74,
76. 89,94
W
Waddoups, Elaine, 48, 74
Waddoups, Lugene, 84, 93
Wakefield. Homer, 37
Waite, Vern, 69
Walker, Macine, 81
Watanabe, Seichi, 24
Waterstradt, Jean Anne, 47, 74, 85, 93
Watts, Gloria, 53, 81,82,84,96
Welling, Nell, 25,61,69, 74, 78,97
West, June, 59, 74, 81,93
Westenskow, Marian, 37, 80, 92
White, Carol Ann, 84
Whitely, Mary, 40, 61, 74, 79, 86, 87,93
Whitesides, Carolyn, 84, 95
Whiting, Dawna. 85
Whitney, Marian, 70
Widdlson, Leda Jean, 84
WIest, Clinton, 99
Wight, Beth-, 71
Wight, Eileen, 47, 74, 87
Wight, Marjorie, 87
Wilkes, Shirley, 47, 74,95
Wilkinson, Ernest, 25, 47, 57, 68, 74, 78, 98
Williams, Dorothy, 91
Wilson, Margaret, 25, 48, 74, 84, 87, 96
Wilson, Ruth, 47, 54, 74, 80, 84
Wolf. Carmela, 35
Wood, Betty Jayne, 70
Wood, Elaine, 35,93
Woolf, Katherine Kirk, 24
Woolf, Lois, 81, -84
Worthen, Howdrd, 37
Wright, Eileen, 27
Wright, Lola Dawn, 24, 35
Wright, Nornron, 85
Wright, Mary,.37, 84
Wunderii, Lida, 47
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Yamata, Lorraine, 35
Young, Carl, 74
Young, Harriet, 95
Young, lola, 88
Young, Margaret, 84
Young, Miriam, 35, 47, 49, 63, 74, 77, 76
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Zundel, Elizabeth, 35, 59,63,93
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