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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        . 

A  ctivities 

Book  IV     - 

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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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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 


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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 


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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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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. 


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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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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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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. 


IX 


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 


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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  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. 


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Artists  in  Auction 


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Book  in 


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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 


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Randi 


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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  .  .  . 


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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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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. 


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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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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. 


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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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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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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 


75 


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. 


85 


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. 


88 


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. 


91 


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. 


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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. 


99 


Indi 


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 


100 


Indi 


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 


101 


Indi 


ex 


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 

L 

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 

u 

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 

Y 

Yamata,  Lorraine,  35 

Young,  Carl,  74 

Young,  Harriet,  95 

Young,  lola,  88 

Young,  Margaret,  84 

Young,  Miriam,  35,  47,  49,  63,  74,  77,  76 

z 

Zundel,  Elizabeth,  35,  59,63,93 


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