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For memory is the treasury of the past that is left
when the future crowds in upon you . . . Remember
with us the campus scenes so familiar to us all:
the president's home caught in glittering forms of
ice, snow and brilliant light . . . the hills sprinkled
with the deep colors of red and gold from the autunm
sun the fringed shadows cast by early spring
leaves on campus lawns. Remember with us the
sounds of campus: the carillonic bells as they marked
the hours and carried a song to the entire campus;
yes, even to the whole Utah Valley. Remember the
President's voice with familiar dynamic ring . . . the
sound of the organ as its tones filled the f ieldhouse . . .
a hushed conversation in one corner of the library.
Remember with us the walks across the campus,
the early morning classes, the late evening dates. Re-
member the apprehension just before the professor
hands out an examination and the sudden release
of tension you experienced after you had handed it
in and were leaving the room. Remember that
inexplicable sensation as the lights were dimmed be-
fore "Act I." Remember the sweet smell of newly cut
grass as early summer with its familiar army of
lawTimowers converged upon campus lawns, and
the school year drew to a close. Remember with us —
at least insofar as these pages can communicate to
you through their symbols — all of your experiences
of this school year at Brigham Young University,
^ere on these pages, these experiences are recalled.
May each page softly say to you, "Don't forget.
Remember — for these are your memories . . ."
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Administration & Colleges 59
Classes and Faculty 291
Faculty Index 416
Fine Arts Division 151
Freshman Class 869
History Section 52
Junior Class 327
Opening Section 4
Organizations 183
Reference Section 408
Senior Class 305
Sophomore Class -- 345
Sports Division 83
Student Index 418
Student Leadership 119
Student Publications 132
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Editor •John Marlowe
Business Manager Dick Phelps
Associate Editor . . . Yvonne Anderson
Layout and Art Editor Bob Pratt
Copy Editor Norman King
Photography Editor .... Wally Barrus
The Banyan Presents ...
This is Brigham Young University — as seen
through the eyes of the Banyan. Here in this
volume we hope lie many of your memories.
Memories which weave a fabric of thought
and color from the first hectic day of regis-
tration— through every expectant moment —
to the final goodbye on the last day of school.
Within the walls of the buildings of Brigham
Young University are now enshrined the
laughter, the chatter, and the whispers of stu-
dents congregated to talk about the latest
ballgame, last night's date, or next week's
assembly. Here within the pages of this book
are recalled, through the symbolism of word
and picture, the inexpressible and buoyant
feelings of each thrilling moment. For some,
this year has been filled wdth the relief of
culminated study and the realization of anx-
iously awaited goals. For others, it has been
a stepping stone from one year to another,
from one dream to the next. And for still oth-
ers, a hope has been realized; a little knowl-
edge has been placed on the shelf of time; a
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friend has found room in another's heart. But
for all, this year has been a new brightness, a
lingering remembrance. Here in these pages
we have hoped to draw each memory from
its comer of repose and fit it into a mural of
campus moods. Here are recorded the vivid
colors of each changing season as it trod its
way across the campus and left its mark be-
hind upon the grass, the trees, and the flow-
ers. The misty smell of autumn, perfumed
with the acrid odor of burning leaves; the
soft coldness of winter, beneath whose cloak
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of white the flowers sleep; the fresh awaken-
ing of spring throwing out her blossomed
tresses; and the cooling rains of summer
bringing lightning flash and thunder's tim-
pani— all mingle with the life of the student
at BYU, and we find that God has spoken to
us in color. From every facet of our life at
BYU has been gleaned a tone which deepens
the meaning of living: the smiles speaK of
friendship, the furrowed brow signifies
thought; laughter shouts out enjoyment, and
prayer whispers of God.
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Smiles spoke of friendship as students gathered in various places
to chat, to exchange ideas, or to join in genuine entertainment.
You never imagined the 1957 school year would be like this. But now "this" has
become a memory, a memory never to be forgot en, for what one learns \yith pleas-
ure remains to sweeten life. The spirituality gained, the cramming for finals, and
the many activities enjoyed are now a part of your life. High on this memorable
list are the many friendships formed. There are the small incidental chats as you
passed from one class to another; the heart to heart talks with a roommate as you
discussed a mutual problem; the laughter and joking on a date; and the more
serious discussions in the classroom. Each of these conversations gave you new in-
sight into another's thinking, and as you came to understand them more and more,
this understanding was replaced with genuine love and respect. More mature as-
sociations brought respect for the \visdom that comes with age, and you learned
to exchange opmions with those who had had experience which would help you
in making important decisions. In short, through experiences with others, your life
was enriched. It is hoped that through their experience \vith you, their lives were in-
spired, too. Long within your heart will be cherished those favorite meeting places,
and here are recorded for your reminiscing a few of those hallowed spots. The
steps of any campus was a place to pause and chat with your friends; forbidden
benches or planters urged you to stop and sit awhile; more formal gathennss en-
coiu-aged the exchange of ideas; informal meetings stimulated laughter and fun.
Yes, no matter where or when. . . talk begat friends, and these friends are a part
of your memories.
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LAZY MOMENTS of conversation created friendships and strengthened interests.
SUNDAY DINNER was a good time to get acquainted. BOOKSTORE was place of meeting.
INFORMAL PARTIES and afternoon lunches were frequent sponsors of friendships.
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Furrowed brows signified that thoughts
were in process ... a purchase, a sermon, work or study . . .all required it.
Social life at Brigham Young University included more than the usual dance
or show. It was more than just a date — or even a special date. Here it w^s a
family affair as nearly every member of the studentbody engaged in devo-
tionals, lyceums, ballgames, plays and student assemblies. Whether the group
was two or two thousand, the same feeling of unity and cooperation was
found. The familiar "hi" with its accompanying smile, the traditional long
trek to the fieldhouse for devotionals, the usual intimacy of the classroom —
all contributed to the feeling of one big "social unit." For those who chose,
there were dances and shows, social and service units, committees and coim-
cils. All combined on the campus to make your social life a pleasant memory.
STUDENT OFFICERS always occupied the frMJt row in Devotional as example to others.
EVERY PLACE BROUGHT
social contact, whether
studying (right), coming
from assembly (below left)
or working in a play (below
right). All of these rela-
tionships helped to prepare
us for meeting people in
other situations wherever
we may be required to do
so.
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' changing views (left), or choosing for
oneseU (above) helped to form our
Quiet study, concentrated experiment or group dis-
cussions gave us the knowledge in learning we were seeking.
It was difficult to find a place where you could read
the Daily Universe or write home for money, when
the time for the final exams came around. It's certain
that scholarship was not overlooked on the "Y" cam-
pus. Only one thing bothered you — not enough people
brought refreshments to the library. Remember how
distinguished those briefcases looked? They easily
packed away your track shoes, catcher's mitt, portable
radio, pen and pencil set from Aunt Lissie, tuna sand-
wich, a couple of packages of Spearmint gum, cross-
word puzzles, and . . . oh, yes, sometimes your botany
book. The lawn was priority study space when the
weather was good, and other times the library had to
suffice. Labs and the Science Center balcony provided
extra space, and sometimes good observation stations
were available. No use neglecting your education in
any one field. Each quarter brought its usual study
resolutions and intellectual budgeting, but they ex-
pired prematurely, and the quarter ended with the
heartfelt, "Well, next time I'll. . ." And yet it seemed
like you never did. Not that your studies were neglect-
ed; they just had to wait 'til other things had received
their appropriate attention. Still you gained much.
From English you learned to appreciate ancient and
modern literature; botany gave you a glimpse of your
world; and all your studies gave you a new memory.
LAB EXPERIMENTS (below left), research in the Ubrary (below center), or on stairs (below right). . . we could learn anywhere.
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GROUPS were a familiar sight on campus,
, especiaUy congregated on the balcony of the Science Center. InformaUty was the keyword.
CROWDS always went to assemblies.
Quiet hours in assembly, talks with friends
last minute "cramming'' for exams, and class lectures — each
gave us a sense of belonging — a direction to the course.
If one thing was typical of the BYU, it was probably crowds. At least
between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 10:30 p.m. Reflecting the growth
and bigness of the school, crowds gathered in assemblies, spent time in
classes, attended sports events, and generally moved from one place to
another. In the midst of these crowds you found yourself. You might
have been sitting and concentrating; you might have been running to
class; you might have been just an observer watching the rest of the
busy world go by. In any rase, the crowds at BYU will always be one
of your memories.
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COOPERATION on projects was characteristic of roommates.
TELEPHONES were always busy, especially if you wanted to call.
Busy telephones, spoiled meals, project planning
were part of every dorm student's life.
The memory of six "noisy" roommates, five of whom
you didn't know last fall, will not soon fade from
mind. Together you burned bread, dieted, mopped
floors, padded the budget with peanut butter sand-
wiches, had Ward Teachers, and prayed. You learned
to love each of them as a sister despite the differences
of opinion. There was Darlene, the little red-headed
freshman from California. She was the spark of any
party — in fact, just anything. You and the other girls
almost decided to have a telephone installed especial-
ly for her calls. Then there was Ruth, who had
everyone analyzed and complexed from her study
of psychology. Betty — and her violin practicing. Re-
member the collection you took to have her closet
soundproofed; Dorothy liked to study, of all things!
Her report card was one of those things you would
like to frame and hang in the front room. And yet, in
spite of her lack of social life, she was the first to get
engaged. Margie planned to be an author and dedi-
cate a book to each of you. She carried a notebook
like most girls carry combs. And you? You loved
everyone of them. Life in the dorms was beautiful
confusion. Through the year your cooking improved,
and you graduated from buying the finished product
at the bakery to Betty Crocker's ready mix. There
was one consolation. Few of the other girls did much
better. Sunday dinner was the time when you in-
vited the fellows up for a taste of your cooking, and
although you had no ulterior motives, Bill just
seemed to like your cooking extra well. Suppose next
August will be too warm for a honeymoon? That is
the way things seemed to go in the dorms. The men's
dorms were a bit different. No homecooked meals or
three-room apartments. The fellows jokingly suffered
from malnutrition at Wymount Dining Hall and
slept on converted Army beds. There was plenty of
horse-play among the boys — from stuffing rooms full
of newspaper to full-scale water fights. Despite hard-
ships of your own cooking and practical jokes played
by your roommates, life in the dorms will be a
favorite memory.
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SMITH FAMILY LIVING CENTER provided extra space to relax and study for students who could find no place in the libraries.
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A COMMON SIGHT on BYU campus is a boy and a girl. They
may be studying, talking, or just sitting looking at each
other.
Whether as couples, in small groups, or entire studentbody gatherings,
associations with others developed friendship.
One. . . two. . . there must be at least
ten thousand eight hundred and sev-
enty-two steps in the average day. And
if you aren't going up, you're coming
down. Perhaps some class will install
escalators as a project. Until they do,
the stairs will continue to be a part of
coming to school at the "Y." Some of
the stairs are meeting points for
couples, some provide a magnificent
view of the valley, and still others are
solely utilitarian. The stairway leading
to the fieldhouse is a mass of moving
humanity as student return from devo-
stairs in the McKay and Science build-
ings are structures of beauty and utility.
No matter what the use, or the number
of steps in a particular flight of stairs,
they will be one of your memories.
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Reverence was watchword learned in assemblies.
Inasmuch as men who are not governed by God are ruled by
tyrants, and seeing that the Church has a paramount interest
in the free agency of man, it is entirely appropriate that the
students attending BYU should be taught somewhat concerning
the value of spirituality in their lives. This is accomplished
through regularly scheduled religion classes, devotional assem-
blies, and activity in the wards. ELach year, President David 0.
McKay addresses the students and advises them wdth respect
to the various requirements of their religion — not in a com-
manding way, but in love and kindness. Thus is developed a
reverence in the individual which will carry with him through-
out his life. You, as a student, have been exposed to this practi-
cal treatment of religion. It has become a part of you; it has
found its way into your heart; it has become and will be great
among your many memories.
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MARK E. PETERSEN is a champion
of right living and is loolied up to by
all of the youth of the Church. With
a kind smile and good word for all,
Elder Petersen champions the cause
of virtue and urges all young people
to be its safeguard. He teaches a
reverence for life and lives in ac-
cordance with his teaching. The stu-
dents always turn out in large num-
bers to hear the talks given by this
Apostle of the Youth. In an introduc-
tion of the Church advertising pro-
gram. Elder Petersen admonished
the "Y" students to be honest with
themselves at all times.
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Early morning quiet, deserted halls between classes, a walk in the
early evening. . . all brought a sense of repose and of rest to the busy world we lived in.
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From the "Y" you will take with you dreams of the
quiet places, for your memories will include the times
when you sat in an empty classroom, or the solo
walks to the botany pond or around the canal. These
moments were yours along. It may have been a rest-
ful hour of study in a secluded spot or an afternoon
spent in the library in extensive research. Whatever
it may have been, these moments wall remain vivid
in your memory as a time of meditation. Those who
have learned the value of silence have found a deep
spirituality as they watched the sun set over Utati
Lake or observed its first rays on Mount Timpanogos
in the early morning. Those who know not the value
of silence are missing a fullness of spirit which comes
only to the few who will take time to meditate. Study,
meditation, dreams, and prayer are elements of the
quiet mood which are among your memories.
MOST ANY QUIET PLACE will do for studying on the BYU campus.
Let then your mind claim the actions that you
have performed here at BYU this year. Let
your heart feel again, let your eye again be-
hold, and let your ear hear the many sounds,
for here are the faces, the classes, the dances,
the parties, the work and the play which went
to make the year 1956-57 a memorable one at
this great University. These are your personal
mementos. This is your personal record. Take
from it the ideas and monuments you wish to
remember and store them in the treasury of
your mind. For here are recorded. . . Your
memories.
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STUDENTS CAST reflective, quiet mood. MORNING cold constrasts landscape. UBRARY provides quiet hours of study.
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These are your memories. . . your memories of activities at the "Y" during
the year. Memories you found in the feUowship with leaders m conference;
puzzled expressions as students worked and re-worked stubborn class
schedules at registration; conversation with your special girl at a late hour
after the Prom; the stir of emotion as you listened to the Berlm PhUhar-
monic. The friendships created while you decorated for the Sophomore Loan
Fund and Preference Balls will be always remembered. As you watched oth-
ers perform in assemblies, you resolved to develop your own talents. Close
association was stimulated on student tours; humor exposed m the remarks
of that "card" in English; opinions exchanged in "dorm sessions. The thriU
of a basketball victory, a tense moment in a drama, the inspuration of an
Apostle— 'all declared, "Man is that he might have joy."
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Banyan BaU 42
Belle of the "Y" 46
Bibler Bounce 39
Christmas Activities 36
Elections 48
Frosh Week . 28
History Section 52
Homecoming ._ 31
Junior Prom 40
Preference Ball 34
Snow Carnival 44
Songfest ... 49
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Leadership Week
Leaders got preview of year in week's activities.
For the second year in a row, Bryce Canyon was selected
as the preschool gathering spot for student leaders to hear
inspirational talks, exchange ideas for the coming year and
relax in informal surroundings before beginning the school
year's duties. More than 100 student leaders, ranging from
Executive Council members to club leaders and from pub-
lications editors to special events chairmen, heard talks by
Dr. Henry L. Isaksen, student coordinator, and Dr. Wesley
P. Lloyd, dean of students. Most prominent roles were
taken by student leaders themselves, however. These repre-
sentatives explained workings of their areas in the student-
body structure and . how individuals and organizations
should go about organizing facilities. Various leaders also
explained how to work with students and how to organize
committees for staging activities. All was not work, how-
ever, as leaders watched a Student Program Bureau show,
took trek into scenic depths of Bryce Canyon and spent
leisure time renewing friendships of the year before. The
group spent two days at the park before returning to
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Frosh Orientation
Preparation for college life baffled students.
Wandering around confused, but eager to learn, more
than 3,000 freshmen attended three days of orientation
exercises the week before classes began in order to take
aptitude tests, listen to advice from student and admin-
istration leaders and to get the feel of college life. By
having all this activity condensed into such a short
period of time, the new student has a preview of col-
lege's hustle and bustle and is "broken in" by the time
studies begin the next week. Some freshmen had attend-
ed an early orientation session during July.
"NEXT PLEASE," is heard several hundred
times a day as the new students line up to
have pictures taken for student cards which
will admit them to the various activities of
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REGISTRATION brought an increased enrollment over
last year as students crowd tables to fill out class
cards (left). Overall view of registration shows every-
one is busy (above top). Student places sign which
designates this as the place for students from North
Africa (above bottom). Hello Week Assembly gathers
in an atmosphere much like that of a national con-
vention as students from every part of the nation and
several foreign countries meet under their various
signs. This year was no exception as students came
from many places to unite at BYU (right).
Fall Registration and Hello Vlfeek
Enrollment rose ten per cent over previous year as it hiked to nine thousand mark. "Hi"
became the word to everyone as teachers and students ended Hello Week with assembly hour.
Two days of registration, Sept. 26 and 27, saw more than
8,600 students file through the streamlined system, with
another 400 completing their signup later. Final tabula-
tions brought the total to a record-breaking 9,000, a 10
per cent increase over 1956. The streamlining of pro-
cedure by Bliss Crandall, dean of admission, allowed
students to complete the often-tedious task in record
time. An hour and a half seemed to be average registra-
tion time. Students then passed out of the registration
lines into the traditional Hello Week friendliness.
Themed "Hi-ways To Happiness" the week stressed
sociability and urged all students to make new friends
on campus by saying "Hi" to those they met in the
course of a day. Highlight of the week was the spectacu-
lar annual Welcome Back Assembly in which students
sat in state groups, loudly and energetically proclaiming
their geographical loyalties with cheers and state songs.
Other activities during week included two Hello Week
mat dances, a Friday evening assembly and a Hello
Week dance Saturday night. Dance was held in three
large halls.
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New talent, shoe-shine kits, kitten whiskers, the
trek to the 'T" and no dates initiated the Frosh.
Frosh Week, which began Oct. 1, was designed to build spirit
within the Freshman class. Frosh wore traditional beanies,
blue and white socks and catered to whims of the upper-
classmen by shining shoes and singing school songs for them.
Rules were laid down by the senior class. In addition to the
initiation, however, the class made the annual trek up Y
Mountain for a fall clean-up of the huge emblem, presented
a Thursday assembly and lived it up at a mid-week mat
dance. "The Mountain Lure" dance at week's end was pre-
sented by the studentbody to welcome the Freshman class
into the growing Brigham Young University family.
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HILARITY AND FUN were the order of the day on the
Frosh Assembly as is evidenced by Sloan Hales and
Bob Ward (left). Moving off the main trail proves too
much for tired "Froshie" as two stragglers move to-
wards "Y" (above).
TIRED MALES lean on implements after having cleaned the school symbol. A few girls who made the trip also take a "time out."
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"DOESNT LOOK hke work to me" (center).
One student takes the easy way down from
the "Y" just to prove you can make work
into play (left). Frosh get a chance to try
their shine kits (above).
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^phonnore Loan Fund Vlfeek
New method of "royalty" selection sparked Loan Fund Ball;
assembly preceded profit-making dance "Midnight Moods."
Something new in the way of elections, or selections, was introduced at
the 1956 Sophomore Loan Fund Ball. Instead of election of a queen, royal-
ty was selected by drawing and a king and queen were crowned. Students
had only to purchase a ticket at pre-dance sales to have a chance to win.
Karen Leishman and Eddie Wells held the lucky ticket and were crowned
at the ball. Wells received a set of cuff links and Miss Leishman was pre-
sented with a bouquet of roses. "Midnight Mood" was the theme and pro-
ceeds were donated to the BYU Student Loan Fund. The ball, which
turned out to be the most profitable in 10 years, realized a profit of $375
for the expanding BYU Student Loan Fund reserves.
EDDIE WELLS reigned as king over the Ball with date Karen Leishman as queen
DUANE HIATT strikes a "knowing" pose.
BEVERLY WHITFORD, Myrna Shurtliff,
Larry Jenkins, Gordon Smith and Byron
Fisher steered the Sophomore Loan Fund
Ball to its success.
"IS SHE THE ONE?" asks Richard
Davis of Duane Hiatt in the Loan Fund
Ball Assembly.
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Homecoming Activities
BRICKER FLOAT depicting "Remember
When" theme in Pioneer motif carried off
Sweepstakes win for this unit (left). Pleasant
smiles broke the ice on chilly weather sales
resistance as the Spurs and IK's sold bkie
and white balloons (above).
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MEN'S DORM took on "unlived in" appearance.
THETA ALPHA PHI'S BANYAN FLOAT called for reminiscing.
uaoaual float.
ALUMNI RODE to Homecoming
in style as old model came to life
(above). Raccoon-clad daddy
brought the big Sweepstakes tro-
phy for dorm decoration to
Broadbent Hall (center). Remem-
ber then? Homecoming Queen,
Claudia Sedgwick, gave the final
decorative touch to the especially
constructed Alumni Float (right).
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Homecoming
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Three lovely queens were chosen and 1,000 alumni returned to see for
themselves the changes wrought on campus during the past fevy years
to make Brigham Young University's 1956 Homecoming festivities suc-
cessful and joyous. Queen Claudia Sedgwick, and attendants Jan Mark-
staller and Klea 1 laynie reigned over a week of festivities which saw
everybody "Remembering When. . ." by recalling instances of bygone
years and honoring 25 emeriti professors of the University. Decorations
of housing units, song group contests, float competition, a Saturday
morning breakfast and street dance, and that Saturday night Homecom-
ing Dance were social events which provided the gay, festive air for
alums and students. The spirit even extended to the gridiron where
BYU's Cougars rolled over tlie University of New Mexico 33-12 to win
their first conference game since Homecoming, 1954, when they
downed Montana. Remembering When was interesting.
Homecoming snow flurries brought out blankets on the spectators but not on their spirits as two sturdies rush in lor substitution.
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Unhampered by wind and stormy skies, Bob Bateman, chairman
of Homecoming Week, presents beautiful Queen Claudia Sedgwick
(center) along with her two attendants, Jan Markstaller (left) and
Klea Haynie (right). Flowers and gifts were donated by various in-
terested downtown merchants.
Winning spirit was expressed in Home-
coming Assembly as Joan Schoenleld
and Makee Blaisdell revived some old
songs to help everyone present to "Re-
member When" the same songs we sing
now were being sung in Mom's time.
Faculty quartet, Thomas Martin,
Earl Pardoe, Sydney Sperry and
Reed Morrill, accompanied by Wil-
liam Hanson, create "Remember
When?" mood on assembly (above).
Frances Armstrong and June Dudley prepare
for act (above). Street dance despite cold
(right).
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Preference Ball
Coeds named thirteen men to preferred position as annual invitational dance was staged.
A lucky 1 3 men students were chosen by coed vote to be
the year's male royalty and BYU's official Preferred
Men. Voting was by the number of invitations the men
received and prizes for the selected few were being hon-
ored guests at the big dance — which was held in a
record four ballrooms to accommodate the 2,100 girls
who expressed preferences and their dates. Barrie Mc-
Kay was the choice of BYU's coeds, while his brother,
Monroe McKay and Jack Nelson were close runners-up.
The other 10 men preferred by the women were Mur-
ray Mclnnes, Bob Bateman, Sloan Hales, Sam Aton
Bill Mathis, John Marlow, John Benson, Hans Kelling,
Larry Jenkins and Barrel Walker. The preferred men
were allowed to escort members of the Associated
Women's Student committee which staged the event to
the dance. The only coed-treat dance of the year saw
the females making preferences of dates and invitations
were sent to the fellows by AWS. The lasses even pur-
chased the $1.25 tickets for the formal ball. The 2,100
girls who participated in the mid-November event broke
previous records.
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DINNER JACKETS were the style lor the lucky "13" who were chosen as the men most preferred by the coeds tA the BYU.
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Christmas Concert and Television Sliovir
Music groups joined in Christmas extravaganza which was televised in stereophonic sound effect.
Two massive productions by students and student groups gave
BYU and Utah a final view of the school's talent before the stu-
dentbody scattered for Christmas vacation. Seven hundred singing
voices and the Sjinphony Orchestra and Concert Band presented
the annual Christmas concert Dec. 6 and several BYU groups
teamed up to present Utah's first "stereophonic sound" television
show. The show, a full-scale production, was telecast over KTVT-
TV and KDYL radio simultanously to provide unique sound ef-
fects for viewers. The show, which was viewed throughout the
West, was a variety program.
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA joined
with the other music organizations
on campus for the Christmas Con-
cert. A vital part of the orchestra
was the bass.
SYMPATHETIC STRINGS added note of charm to other instruments of the orchestra.
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DON GOTTFREDSON and Joyce Gardner mingle their voices in song as TV camera catches them for everyone.
THE THREE CLOWNS — Makee Blaisdell, Ron Bottema, Paul Crum put on comedy act for TV audience benefit.
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HAPPINESS PACKAGE is filled with food and games by Wes Turner, Barbara Kehmeier and Mary Ann Rutz for needy (amiljr.
Charity Drive
Lighted Christmas trees showed willing-
ness of campus units to aid needy families.
Val Norn, 0. S. Trovata and Val Hyric social units
won trophies for being first units with 100 per cent
donations to Christmas charity drive. Drive yielded
enough food, clothing and toys to provide a happy
Yule season for 65 families — with 212 children — in
the Utah county area. All campus organizations par-
ticipated in drive, with those who had 100 per cent
membership participation lighting a special light on
Christmas trees in Eyring Science Center lobby and
Heritage Halls patio. The drive, which is sponsored
annually by Associated Men Students and Associated
Women Students, is part of a coordinated effort by
BYU and Provo City groups to provide "Christmas"
for needy central Utah families. Most active partici-
Sants in the 1956 Yule charity drive were social,
epartmental and housing clubs and groups.
JOHN GUNNER and Gary Smith decorate "Charity" tree.
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EDITOR RALPH BARNEY presents Duane Hiatt, Karen Dixon and Professor Swenson with certificates as official Bibler characters.
CARTOON in typical Bibler vein.
Bibler Bounce
Universe-sponsored dance became first
to be held in Smith Family Living Center.
Daily Universe staff members, while still producing
student newspaper, found time to plan and stage annual
Bibler Bounce — named after syndicated cartoonist who
draws popular Little Man On Campus panels. Elections
in studentbody assembly saw Dr. Albert Swensen,
Duane Hiatt and Karen Jensen named "royalty" for the
fun-filled festivities. They portrayed admirable char-
acters in Bibler cartoons — Prof. Snarf, ghoulish educa-
tor; Worthal, typical campus scholar, and Louise Lush,
vampish coed. Dance held in four halls — Social Hall,
Smith Ballroom, Smith Fieldhouse and, for the first
time. Smith Family Living Center multi-purpose area.
Newspaper production during day and dance planning
during night marked the weeks before dance was staged
as staffers kept pace with dance and school.
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«lunior Prom
Name band provided dancing and professional performers entertained at formal dance.
A mysterious Arabian Nights atmosphere greeted the
1700 couples who attended the two-night "Schehera-
zade" Junior Prom. Jerry Gray and his Band of Today
provided dance music, the Damons Quartet — an ex-BYU
singing trouge — provided refreshment-entertainment
ana Arabic decorations kept the dancers enthralled
through the evening. An exotic assembly the day before
Prom time brought forth Queen Scheherazade to tell a
few tales of the "Thousand and One Nights" and
warm the student heart to the weekend's salonic activi-
ties. New system of refreshment-serving kept dance
floor crowd at a minimimi throughout the evenings,
with continuous serving and floor show entertainment.
Tickets were sold by entertainment periods and stag-
gered throughout the evenings. The two-night event,
Feb. 1 and 2, gave planners the opportunity to iron out
kinks in procedure and work first night's dance into
smooth second night affair. Linda Lee was vocalist who
performed with 14-piece Jerry Gray band in the only
name-band appearance of the year at Brigham Young
University. BYU motion picture production department
shot several scenes for new film being proauced.
Makee Blaisdell as the wicked sultan, Schahriar, demands the fulfilhnent of oath that he would marry new wife every day of his life.
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Under the constant vision of genies and amid the unusual setting of ancient Arabia, Junior Prom goers enjoy dance of the year.
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Banyan Ball and Assembly
Jungle thetne dominated the scene at the Banyan Ball As-
sembly. Tambii dance theme was background for the queen.
Africa set the theme for the annual Banyan Ball and assembly. The
Banyan staff transported students to the dark continent during an as-
sembly which featured cannibals, caldrons, comedians and queen candi-
dates. At "Tambu," the yearly dance, the scene was highlighted by Afri-
can landscapes, wild animals, grass huts, witch doctor masKS, spears and
war shields. In a jungle setting Diane Stevenson was presented as the
1957 Banyan Queen. She. and her two attendants, Arlene Arlt and
Becky Campbell were selected by the famous artist Norman Rockwell,
who chose the court from photographs. Carrying the African theme into
programs and refreshments, the Banyan successfully created a native
atmosphere.
DIANE STEVENSON was chosen from
among six finalists to reign over the Ban-
yan Ball. The blonde freshman coed comes
from San Gabriel, California, and is regis-
tered in the College of Family Living. Miss
Stevenson, who is a member of Cougar-
ettes. Mask Club and Women's Chorus,
was also chosen Miss Formal. Diane has
plans for marriage as evidenced by her
membership in Shomrah Kiyel.
CALYPSO MUSIC on an African theme highlighted the story of plane-wrecked entertainers on the Banyan
Ball Assembly. Accompanied by the cries of the jungle and guitars, the Vagabonds captured the mood and
sang out in a modern vein.
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NORMAN ROCKWELL, famed cover artist and illustrator, cast final vote for the Banyan Queen.
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Snow Carnival Vlf<
A Snow Carnival Week, during which no snow was
available on campus for sculptoring, forced activities to
be limited to Utah ski areas, skating competition to be
held a week early and the traditional sculptoring com-
petition to be cancelled. Barbara Stewart was named
queen of the week with Francis Armstrong and Marilyn
Woodward winning attendant honors. Usual procedure
for snow sculptoring when there is no snow is to haul
the white ice from mountains, but it was decided that
spring-like weather ruled possibility out this year. Snow
Carnival, which had originally been scheduled for early
February was postponed to week of February 1 8 because
of Junior Prom on Feb. 1 and 2. Snow Circus dance
Saturday concluded the annual event.
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is not very far from home while
she is at school. Hailing from Orem,
Utah, Barbara is an elementary
education major with a minor in
speech correction. She divides her
leisure time with ToKalon social
unit, Alpine Club, and the Rocky
Mountain Cloggers, a square dance
club. Miss Stewart is a Junior and
has won several honors in skiing.
However, her interests go else-
where into hiking, sewing, reading
and dramatic skill.
FRANCES ARMSTRONG, Barbara Stewart and Marilyn Woodward won carnival honors.
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READY FOR ACTION, the participants in the Snow Carnival competition are silhouetted dramatically against mountain ski-line.
"THIS IS THE WAY" as one competent student shows how to make a turn leaving her trail ol snow dust as evidence behind her.
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Belle off the ''Y" Week
Beauty, talent, and charm typified Belle of the "F" winner.
More than beauty was needed to be "The Y's Fair Lady" of 1957. En-
trants in the annual Belle of the "Y"contest were judged on talent,
beauty, dancing ability, cake baking proficiency and popularity during
Belle of the "Y" Week. The 35 coeds participating in the contest were
eliminated down to three and the court was announced at the Belle of the
"Y" dance. Chosen Fair Lady was Sharron Benson and her attendants
were Janelle Brimhall and Marie Ostergaard. Television appearances
of the court climaxed the week of activities. Sponsors of the Belle of the
"Y" Week were the Intercollegiate Knights and the Y Calcares who
donated funds raised to a permanent home for the "Y" Victory Bell. On
Friday evening the huge block "Y" on "Y" Mountain was lighted by
the lie's. The flaming "Y" was seen for the only time during winter
quarter. Selection of the annual queen was designed to choose a coed most
representative of the women on campus in beauty, talent and charm.
SHARRON BENSON, Junior from
Pamona, California, was chosen as
Belle of the "Y." Her major is edu-
cation, but she finds outside inter-
est in music. She plans also to
give music lessons.
CONVERSATION seems the common thing for "Belle" candidates Betty Hansen, Janelle Brimhall, Karen Dixon awaiting judging.
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ELECTION MOTTO, "Roll to the Polls," brought many students to voice their choice for student officers. Service units helped with polling.
Student Election
Elections on Brighani Young University campus saw the
Freshmen bring the greatest percentage of students to
the polls. Although the amount of student interest was
low as far as the number of candidates was concerned,
the studentbody turned out in fair numbers to express
their choices. Controversy over write-in candidates in
the final elections brought an Exec Council decision
which caused many indignant answers. After the furor
of campaigning had died down, the studentbody accept-
ed gracefully the winners and pledged their full support
to tnose who were challenged with the responsibility for
student affairs. Voting machines helped to bring a
realistic atmosphere to the entire process of balloting.
Service units gave of their time to check student cards
and inform voters of the rules. After ballots were in,
many long hours were spent in tallying them. Final
count elected Webb Crockett to the office of Studentbody
President.
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TOKALON SOCIAL UNIT won first place with their song, "Look To This Day" composed by Janet Welker, Sharon Benson, Anne
Hawkins, Betsy Van Wagoner. Janet Welker also acted as accompanist for the singing group and Betsy Van Wagoner conducted.
MEN'S HONORS were taken by the Viking Social Unit with their song, "Desert Harmony." This is the second year in a row that the
unit has taken top place and one more win will give them the trophy permanently. Dave Taylor composed and conducted the song.
Songffest -- "Contempora'*
Associated Women Students of the University presented
their annual "song fest" on April 5, 1957. A total of
sixteen units participated with their original songs on a
CONTEMPORA theme. The units represented the ef-
forts of nearly one thousand students who spent long
hours in practice for this event. This year marked the
eleventh time that this aurora of talent in composition
and lyric has been brought to the public and student-
body. Unusual costumes, novelty numbers and a special
finale arranged by Dr. Crawford Gates provided an eve-
ning of exceptional entertainment. Many of the compos-
ers of the original presentations acted as either con-
ductor or accompanists for the groups performing the
number. Chairman of the musical show was Shirley
Snow and the script was written by Karen l.illywhite.
The win in the women's division by ToKalon swept the
trophy from the permanent possession of Val Norn,
whereas the Viking win put them in the running for the
permanent bid.
SONGFEST NARRATOR, Karen LiUywhite, who
shared spotlight with Lynn Gardner in event.
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Special Events
THE ANNUAL BLOOD DRIVE was sponsored
again this year by the Sponsor Corps in coopera-
tion with the Arnold Air Society. For three days
during Winter Quarter, students gave freely of
their Blood to be used in hospitals and for emergen-
cy calls. Over six hundred pints were given in the
total time. The American Red Cross aided the two
organizations in the blood drive. Temporary hos-
pital facilities were constructed in the basement of
the Eyring Science Center. Although the amount
of blood given was higher than in other years, the
expected quota was not reached.
AN INTRAMURAL CONTEST was held between
the best speakers chosen from the several sections
of Speech 1 and 2. This was the first time that
such a contest was attempted and proved very suc-
cessful. This contest, held during Winter Quarter,
was to develop contest material and to give stu-
dents an opportunity to participate before an audi-
ence. Contestants were chosen by the instructor of
the section on the basis of general speech ability.
The contest included some fourteen participants.
BLUE KEY service unit initiated the Polio Vac-
cination Drive held during Winter and Spring
Quarters under the chairmanship of John Marlow.
A total of three clinics were sponsored and were
administered by the Student Nurses of Brigham
Young University. Dr. Barker of the Health Cen-
ter was overseer of the project. In the first clinic
over three thousand students were vaccinated. The
series of three shots were given for one dollar per
shot as the administering was done free of charge.
Regretfully, the clinic ran s^hort of serum on
the second clinic, but this was remedied and
completed.
ONE OF THE IMPROVEMENTS on campus this
year, and probably one of the most needed, was the
installation of the new telephone exchange. The
new dial system for all on-campus numbers has
greatly facilitated the handling of all calls. This
change over took place at 6:00 a.m. on the 26th of
January and includes a total of 1500 numbers.
This can be expanded to 2500 on the present sys-
tem, with an eventual capacity of five thousand if
needed. The system now includes two hundred
trunks to the downtown office and can be expand-
ed to three hundred. Located in the basement of
the SFLC, the exchange was installed by Mt.
States at a cost of $200,00. and 10,000 man hours.
The exchange gives around-the-clock service and
is the largest private exchange in the mountain
west.
ONE OF THE LARGEST contests on campus was
sponsored by the speech department. This contest
drew some forty-five contestants this year. The
contest is the Heber J. Grant Oratorical Contest.
The total number of contestants competed in the
opening round. Twelve quarter-finalists were cho-
sen from this section. Further eliminations, total-
ing two, chose three finalists who gave their ora-
tions before the entire studentbody. Robert Boren,
Claudia Woolston, and Norman King were the
three thus chosen. The contest is in commemora-
tion of the birthday of Heber J. Grant, former
president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-
day Saints. Several members of the Grant family
were in attendance at the speech finals. The sub-
ject matter for the contest was some faith promot-
ing theme. The winner of the contest was Norman
King, who spoke on the subject of "tolerance."
The prize given to the winner was a triple com-
bination of the LDS Scriptures presented by a
granddaughter of President Grant.
ORATORICAL WINNER, Norman Kinc get* triple-combinatimi. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS readied for campus exchange.
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World Events
1957
As 9,000 Brigham Young University stu-
dents signed up for a year of collegiate study,
the eyes of the world saw the United States
deep in the political morass of a national
election campaign.
Democratic candidate Adlai Stevenson
and Pres. Dwight Eisenhower, RepubHcan,
were conducting vigorous campaigns. Reciu"-
ring issues in the active race were: President
Eisenhower's health, the desirabihty of Vice
President Richard Nixon, world prosperity,
farm prices and hydrogen bomb testing.
Segregation became a burning issue.
Some progress was made in gradual integra-
tion, but the Deep South's most explosive
states did not even attempt to end segrega-
tion. Indeed, most states even actively op-
posed the move.
The Suez Canal also held the world's at-
Youngster at left was typical of thousands who took up
arms to demand withdrawal of Soviet troops, control
from Hungary in bloody November revolt. Hungarians,
in the sudden release of pent-up fury brutally lulled
security police (below) and valiantly fought for their
freedom before Soviet reinfortements relentlessly
crusheid all resistance, restoring "peace and order" to
the Iron Curtain country after a short-lived, but
bloody, revolt.
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Two Negro students stand alone as a jeering mob of 400 blocks their way to Texarkana College after court decision bars segregation.
Courtesy of Time & Life, Inc., Copyright 1956, Time Inc.
Two Negro students wait with their mother and a police
officer escort to enter an integrated school for the first time.
Supreme Court decision outlawing segregation triggered riots
in Tennesse and Texas when Negro children tried to enter
white schools. Tennessee National Guardsmen had to be
called out to restore order and prevent full-scale rioting. In-
tegration attempts by Negroes in southern cities precipitated
fights and bus boycotts in major cities. By school year's end
an uneasy truce prevailed over most of the South.
tention. Eight weeks after Egyptian President Abdul
Nasser's mid-summer seizure of the Suez a mass
walkout of more than 400 veteran foreign pilots
and technicians slowed canal workings to a crawl —
putting Egypt in a serious economic oind.
Giving tne world a surprisingly accurate fore-
warning of later uprisings, Communist puppet na-
tions experienced unsettling occurrences — notably in
Poland and Hungary — in October.
Poznan trials in Poland — strangely resembling
free trials — inspired Polish patriots to open criticism
of the Soviet overlords. Surprising result of these
outbursts was restoration of Wladyslaw Gomulka,
an advocate of national communism, to party lead-
ership.
It was in November that the school year's big
news stories began to break.
From Himgary came the news that the sim-
mering pot had finally boiled over in a fury of
hand-to-hand fighting.
Thousands of Budapest students marched on
Radio Budapest to make demands for withdrawal
of Soviet occupation troops, freedom of speech,
Eress and elections, and removal of Stalinist leaders.
Tnhappily, security police fired into the crowd,
enraging students who stormed the station.
Demonstrations spread like wildfire throughout
the city. Soon the situation was out of hand as sav-
age battles raged on every street comer.
Next day Russian-dispatched troops and armor
attempted to stifle the uprisings but to no avail.
Himgarian rebels arose throughout the coimtry,
fighting with guns, stones, clxibs and fists. More
Russian artillery was rushed into the beleaguered
country.
A "false truce" lulled Hungarians into a trap
from which they were unable to recover. As valiant
Hungarian freedom fighters settled down to await
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The pair, Steve Poston, 17, and Jessalyn Gray, 18, debated what to do next. After being refused police protection, they both left
results of negotiations with Soviet officials, Russian
reinforcements swooped into the country, crushing
the young revolt in a bloody orgy that arevf protest
from every nation of the free world — but about
which nothing, short of total war, could be done.
More trotible, meanwhile, was brewing in the
Middle East. Israel, ostensibly irritated beyond reas-
on by Arab fedayeen guerrilla raids, invaded Egyp-
tian territories east of the Suez, including the Gaza
Strip and key control points along the Aqaba Gulf.
After ninety hours of briUiant, lightning of-
fensive warfare, Israel had captured or destroyed
more than half of Nasser's best equipment and
crack troops, and had advanced nearly to the Suez
Canal Zone itself.
Britain and France, after warning the two na-
tions to desist fron; action endangermg the canal,
moved swiftly to take control of Suez.
British and French planes bombed Egyptian air
bases, and troops were landed at the Mediterranean
end of the canal.
In retaliation for this overwhelming show of
force on the part of Israel, Britain and France, Nas-
ser ordered the canal blocked. Ships were hastily
sunk in the waterway and other obstructions placed
so as to prevent passage for several months of even
the smallest vessels.
World indignation at the aggressive actions of
these three nations forced a halt m the fighting and
President and Mrs. Eisenhower and Vice-President and Mrs.
Nixon wave jubilantly after learning the two candidates were
swept into office for another 4 years. GOP control of admin-
istration, however, did not mean control of Congress. Demo-
crats won control of both houses and most governorships.
First time a president elected without control of Congress
since 1800s.
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resulted in withdrawal from Suez by the Britisli
and French and formation of a United Nations
police force to police the canal zone after Anglo-
French withdrawal.
At home the big news was the national elections
held the first week in November. War in the middle
East became the big political question. In a record
turnout, voters overwhelmingly endorsed President
Eisenhower, giving him 457 of the 531 electoral
college votes.
On the legislative scene, however, the Demos
retained control of both houses of Congress and a
majority of the country's governorships.
In a New Year's Day. 1957, meeting with con-
gressional leaders of both parties, President Eisen-
hower unveiled a new proposed Middle East Doc-
trine.
This doctrine, as outlined by the President,
called for U. S. military aid to Middle East states
to assist in maintaining their independence and a
$400 million economic aid program to help raise
living standards in that area of the world.
Mr. Eisenhower also asked for authority to use
U. S. military might to halt any Communist ag-
gression in the Middle East.
This resolution was introduced into the 86th
Congress sitting in joint session, and was passed in
February by the House and in March by the Senate.
Later in the month, Eisenhower disclosed his new
$71.8 bilhon budget — a record for the country. By
far the greatest amount, 43.3 billion, was earmarked
for defense spending.
In Britain, Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden,
worn by the Suez crisis and failing in health, sub-
mitted his resignation to the crown. Queen Elize-
beth's appointment of Harold MacMillan gave
promise of improved Anglo-American relations. Mac-
Millan, who had an American-bom mother, was also
a wartime friend of Eisenhower.
In February, King Ibn Saud of Saud Arabia
visited the U. S.
Ike's Middle East Doctrine found favor with the
visiting monarch and tentative promises were made
to give King Saud the $250 million in American arms
he requested.
It was during this period that Israeli Prime Min-
ister David Ben-Gurion created a delicate political
situation by refusing to withdraw Israel's troops
from the Gaza Strip and the Gulf of Aqaba. Ben-
Gurion demanded secure guarantees against further
Egyptian aggression in this area.
Slight easing of world tensions appeared near the
end of February, however, when Israel agreed to
\vithdraw from the Gaza Strip and positions along
the Gulf of Aqaba after Premier Ben-Gurion reported
receiving promises from U. S., France and Britain
that the Israelis would be allowed free use of the
Aqaba and that Egypt would be e.xcluded from the
Strip.
On March 7, the Israelis turned administration of
the Strip over to a U. N. police force and began with-
drawing troops.
During this period of Middle East crisis, attention
focused briefly on Pacific Ocean earthquakes and
the U. S. House of Representatives work on the 1958
budget.
Two earthquakes near the Aleutians swept over
parts of California, Japan and the Hawaiian Islands,
causing at least 2 deaths in I lawaii and untold thou-
sands of dollars damage in the 3 areas. Shortly after
this, a series of jolts in the San Francisco bay area
caused millions of dollars worth of damage and thor-
oughly shook the population — although no deaths
were reported.
In Washington, D. C, taking to heart the public
furor over the record budget submitted by Eisenhow-
er, the House Appropriations Committee hacked at
budget proposals and succeeded in cutting the budget
considerably. Fate of the nation's money matters,
however, was still very much in doubt by the school
year's end.
In a rapid series of March events, Egypt threw
the Mid-East into another turmoil by naming an ad-
ministrative governor to Gaza only 4 days after the
Israeli puUout, taking administrative control of Gaza
from the U. N. and renewing her claim to the Aqaba
Gulf — all despite "shoot if we must" warnings from
Israel.
On the other side of the world, Philippine Presi-
dent Ramon Magsaysay and 25 of his high-ranking
aides perished in a plane crash high in the mountains
of Cebu. Vice-Pi-esident Carlos Garcia was sworn in
as new leader of the Philippines to replace the
staunch American ally and anti-communist.
The United States and the world also lost
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Sir Anthony Eden (above) emerges from his residence at
10 Downing street after submitting his resignation as
prime minister of Britain. Resignation came following
Anglo-French intervention and blocking of Suez Canal
(right).
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March, one of the greatest explorers of all time. The
first man to fly over the Poles, Antarctic explorer.
Admiral Richard E. Byrd, died of a rheumatic heart
disease at the age of 68.
After mid-March Bermuda talks between Eisen-
hower and Prime Minister MacMillan, Anglo-Ameri-
can friendships were renewed in the form of U. S.
promises to arm Britain with guided missiles.
But, as Ike returned from his Bermuda interlude,
^vicked spring blizzards locked a four-day reign of
terror on southwestern United States. Described as
worst in history, the storm left a death toll of 32 and
buried parts of the southwest under 30 foot drifts. An
estimated 7,500 travelers were stranded for a short
time by the storms.
At home, Academy Award winners were an-
nounced, with Yul Brynner winning the actor's tro-
phy for his performance in "The King and I" and
Ingrid Bergman taking plaudits for "Anastasia."
Michael Todd's "Around the World in 80 Days" was
judged the best motion picture of the year.
Also in the entertainment field — this time it was
strictly music — two fads seemed to dominate the
school year.
One, "Rock and Roll," had a long-haired, shaggy
side-burned, guitar-strimiming champion in the per-
son of Elvis Presley — who groaned and slithered his
way into the hearts of millions of bobby soxers and
into the hair of millions of parents and teachers with
such recordings as "Hound Dog," "Heartbreak Hotel"
and "Love Me Tender."
Another, more moderate but certainly as popular
with the collegian, was the cal^-pso craze. Harry Bela-
fonte, a smooth-voiced, versatile Bermudan, made
many popular records along the calypso line. Among
them were "Mary Ann," "Banana Boat Song" and
"Jamaica Farewell."
Returning to the congressional scene, at the end
of April we see that a month of hearings had just
ended.
Extensive probing into the public and private af-
fairs of Teamster union officials and associates re-
sulted in indictments, suspension and definite signs
of racketeering on the part of Teamster President
Dave Beck and his inner circle of friends.
Beck admitted to the committee that he had used
union funds for personal investments — and that some
of the money had not yet been repaid.
While the Senate committee aid not have power
to prosecute teamster officials, it was likely that
union and court judgments would unseat Beck and
others uncovered by the probe.
Killer tornadoes whirled through the South dur-
ing the first days of April, leaving a trail of crushed
homes, more than 45 deaths and upwards of 1,000
injuries in 11 states.
As the school year drew to a close, Egypt had full
control of Suez, the Senate Investigation sub-com-
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Josh Culbreath, Glenn Davis and Eddie Southern mount victory stand after first All-American win in Olympics — 140 hurdles.
Winner Davis set new Olympic record of 50.1 second, Southern in second place tied the old mark and Culbreath out ran Russia's best,
lure Lituyev, for third. Americans dominated track and field events, but Russian wins in lesser events gave Soviets unofficial victory.
mittee began training its sights on U. S. labor-man-
agement racketeering and Israel was determined to
test Egypt's warnings to stay out of Aqaba Gulf.
On the brighter side, however, the nation's econ-
omy was healthy, fair weather began drifting over
the mountains and Church leaders reaffirmed their
faith in the future at the 127th annual conference of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in
Salt Lake City.
This, then was the world we, as students, were
preparing ourselves for at Brigham Young Univer-
sity. Most of us who are destined to win fame, for-
tune and be of tremendous benefit to our fellow man
in our chosen field of endeavor, kept an apprehensive
eye on the local, national and international happen-
ings of the year.
Each of us certainly entertained doubts about our
capacity to help cure the world's ills. But each of us
knew we were bound to make a mark on the world
which is in need of our new ideas, thoughts and vi-
tality. And each was preparing, in his own way, to
make that mark and that vital contribution.
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These are your memories. . . your memories of the colleges, departments of
learning — vanguards of knowledge. Here was awakened an interest in
chemistry, physics, or languages as a group requirement was filled. Here,
as some professor's words struck a harmonic chord, you found a new fervor
in your major. Yes, here was that familiar pattern, from Counseling Service
to a specific college as an area of interest was established, classes set up, and
a college career became a reality. Here, too, are your memories of the ad-
ministration, the hands and minds behind BYU policy. Their influence was
felt in the pulse of progress as new buildings changed campus skylines, the
search for improvement as more rigid entrance and scholarship policies
were enforced. Here the student, the college and the administration mingled,
and you became a working part of the university.
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Administrative Officers - 64
Biol, and Agri. Sciences 72
Board of Trustees 63
College Scenes 66
Commerce 73
Education 74
Extension Division 82
Family Living 75
Fine Arts 76
Graduate School 81
Humanities and Soc. Sci 77
McCune School 82
Nursing 81
Physical and Engr. Sciences .... 79
Rec, Phys. Health Ed., Ath. .... 78
Religion 80
University Presidency 63
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Board off
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Often in our society, we have heard the scripture, "The
glory of God is inteUigence." Adopted as our University
motto, the passage goes on to define inteUigence as
"light and truth." Here emphasis is placed on character
and related values rather than book-learning. Here the
ultimate objective becomes a social envirorunent condu-
cive to clean, wholesome relationships, strong character,
keen intellect, happy homes and happy people. It is, there-
fore, highly appropriate that our Board of Trustees should
be composed of the First Presidency and Quorum of the
Twelve. These men are chosen because of their strong
characters and are asked to devote their entire lives to
curing the ills of our age because of their contact with and
mastery of actual life. When they speak to us, their mess-
ages are filled with quotations from the book of living —
rich experiences from their abundant lives. These men,
chosen from the fields of law, business, teaching and pub-
lic service, exercise a control which prevents our Univer-
sity from becoming a stronghold of technical specialization
and one-sided experimentation. Vitally interested in the
education of the youth, they have shown this interest by
the investment of millions of dollars in the expansion of
the educational facilities of Brigham Young University.
If BYU is imique .among educational institutions, it is be-
cause those who formulate its philosophy have preserved
the ideals upon which this institution was founded. Realiz-
ing that to create mental insight is admirable, and corres-
pondingly, to create moral and spiritual awareness is im-
perative, these trustees have taken into their charge not
only the scientific education of the students, but also their
spiritual development. Through their example, education
at BYU has truly become the power to thiruc clearly, the
power to act well in the world's work, and the power to
enjoy life after the example of great men.
President Stephen L Richards President J. Reuben Clark, Jr.
Joseph F. Smith
Harold B. Lee Spencer W. Kimball Ezra Taft Benson Mark E. Petersen George Q. Morris
Delbert L. Stapley Richard L. Evans Henry D. Moyle LeGrand Richards Marion G. Romney Adam S. Bennion
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University
The qualities necessary for administration are rig-
orous. A dynamic, forceful leadership, yet a psycholog-
ical awareness of tact; a bold optimism, yet a conservative
realization of human and physical limitations, a realistic
appraisal of potential. The university policies are hardly
the result of a few sessions of an executive committee;
long hours of earnest endeavor and research lie behind
every university action. Personnel, faculty, curriculum,
finance, campus expansion — all these problems are per-
petual items requiring discussion and decision. To direct a
city of nine-thousand inhabitants is by no means an easy
task; to appropriate millions of dollars is no idle pastime.
These tasks, these responsibilities fall upon the shoulders
of the Presidency and their assistants. This school year
brought many changes which did not lighten the load of
this body of men. Hardly had we settled down for the
school year when, on the weekend of October Conference,
President Wilkinson suffered a severe heart attack. For
weeks students manifested their interest in his welfare
through prayer and fasting. Their leader was down, but
not out, and soon progress reports showed him on the
way to recovery. During his absence, the remaining lead-
ers assumed the full burden of leadership over the Church
Education System. Harvey L. Taylor, Executive Assist-
ant to the President, presided over devotionals and other-
wise acted in an official capacity as president. William
F. Edwards, Vice-President in charge of finances and
named next year as Treasurer to the First Presidency,
along with William E. Berrett, Vice-President of Religious
Education, saw their duties increase as the educational
system was expanded to meet the needs of an enlarged
studentbody. The multi-million dollar building program,
a necessary accompaniment to the growth of BYU, re;
quired much consideration and policy formation. The
Smith Family Living Center with its spacious facilities
was completed and dedicated; bids were let and construc-
tion begun on the new men's dormitories; purchase of land
for married students' housing plus plans for the new stu-
dent union building — all kept researchers, planners, and
Eolicymakers busy. Future unlimited growth was assured
y the enactment of state legislation granting the right
of eminent domain to private colleges, which enables them
to obtain desirable lands for university construction. Re-
turning in time to make his report to the Cieneral Auth-
orities on the status of the university and school system
in the spring of the year, President 'Wilkinson indicated
that the Church might be forced to limit BYU to the en-
rollment of upper division students and supplement it with
junior colleges. University officials allow for this possibil-
ity in their planning and work to accomplish their goals
with devotion to the ideals of secular and religious
education. Quality rather than quantity is always fore-
most, for the student must feel the University as his home,
not a manufacturing plant. They feel that only that uni-
versiy which pays dividends in happiness as well as know-
ledge is worthy of existence. The function of the true uni-
versity must be to create, in an uplifting environment,
students who desire truth above error, whatever their la-
bels, and to assist him in the application of that truth in
his association and relationships with man. nature, and
his God.
PRESIDENT ERNEST L. WILKINSON, seventh president of
the University, graduated from Brigham Young, George
Washington, and Harvard Universities. During his adminis-
tration, the "Y" has become the largest church-related insti-
tution in the United States. A man of "nervous energy, per-
sonal drive and dedication, he leaves no tables unturned
to gain a goal."
Harvey L. Taylor, Ebcecutive
Assistant to the President.
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President in charge of Fi-
nance and Business Admin-
istration.
William E. Berrett, Vice
President in charge of Re-
ligious Education.
Clyde D. Sandgren, Secre-
tary of Board of Trustees,
Board of Education, and
Executive Committees, and
General Secretary and
Counsel for the Church
School System.
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Assisting the Presidency in the formulation of policy, and
directing the work of special departments, is a staff of
officers whose work is not widely published. Problems of
housing for married and unmarried students are handled
by the directors of men's and women's housing. Purchas-
ing, mail service, employment service, traffic and super-
vision of grounds are also handled by these men and
women. Lyceums, devotionals. radio and television, stu-
dent publications and libraries are all coordinated under
the direction of capable hands of these administrative as-
sistants. Service to the students and school is their motto.
Wesley P. Lloyd, Dean of Stu-
dents.
Bliss Crandall, Dean of Admis-
sions and Records.
Lillian C. Booth, Counselor for Howard T. Reid, Chairman of
Women. Counseling Service.
Orrin H. Jackson, Admissions Selby G. Clark, Academic
Officer. Standards.
Lucile Spencer, Acting Regis- Cleo McCracken, Director of
trar. Women's Housing.
Kenner C. Kartchner Jr., Di-
rector of Men's Housing.
Kiefer B. Sauls, Treasurer.
C. R. Peterson, Purchasing,
Mail Service and Receiving.
Leland Perry, Superintendent
of Physical Plant.
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Fred A. Schwendiman, Di-
rector of Student Housing.
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Wetzel O. Whitaker, Director B. Keith Duffin, Director of
of Motion Picture Production. Placement Bureau.
Leonard E. Christensen, Direc-
tor of Traffic and Security.
Raymond E. Beckham, Secre-
tary of Alumni Association.
Stewart L. Grow, Chairman of Edwin Butterworth, Director
Devotional Assemblies. of Press Relations.
Herald R. Clark, Director of Joyce W. Tippets, Director of
Lyceums and Musicals. Campus Planning and Develop-
ment.
Harold I. Hansen, Chairman of Allan Barker, Director of
Radio and TV Programs. Health Service and University
Physician.
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Arthur D. Browne, Director of
Administrative Studies.
Floyd R. Taylor, Director of
Booking University Attrac-
tions.
Lester B. Whetten, Director Oliver R. Smith, Director of
of Public Relations. Student Publications.
Ernest L. Olsen, Chairman of S. Lyman Tyler, Director of
Official University Publica- Libraries.
tions.
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The student at BYU is taught in the ways of all truth . . .
Armed with a knowledge of the world about them, students are prepared to
understand and to take their place among the peoples of society. This knowl-
edge must include more than just one or a few fields in order for the individ-
ual to be adequately prepared, however. For this reason, the Brigham Young
University, along with many others, has seen the need for requiring a varied
education. This is accomplished through requirements for graduation being
placed in different areas of interest. The biological sciences help a person to
understand the growth of plant and animal life in its natural habitat; physi-
cal sciences give him an acquaintance with the earth and its laws. Usually
only those students whose special interests lie in these areas would be at-
tracted to them. However, with general requirements, many students develop
a hobby in those fields which they are required to study. Surely nothing gives
a person, especially a member of the Church of Jesus Christ, more joy than
an understanding of the earth, its laws and its living environment.
INDUSTRIAL ARTS student leams such common and useful tasks as saddle construction.
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ing student at work (left). Curriculum Lab is favorite
spot of education majors (above). One of the skills
taught in the Clothing and Textiles department is the
weaving and use of various materials. These many ac-
tivities are to prepare students for their place in world
affairs.
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That he might prepare himself to take his place among his fellowmen and learn of the earth,
its laws and its inhabitants, and that this might be tempered by a love of the beautiful . . .
Coupled with a student's knowledge of the earth and its
nature must come an appreciation of those things giv-
en to man for enjoyment and inspiration. The family
with its many activities such as cooking, sewing, paint-
ing and building — and on the more abstract side of the
picture, discipline, education and religion. These, too,
are among the required courses which a student stud-
ies. Psychology aids him in understanding himself and
others; sociology shows him his relationships to others;
religion classes bring him closer to his Creator and
help him to establishing his Faith. The humanities and
aesthetics group give the person an insight into the
monuments of the men of genius. Through a study of
the languages the student learns of the cultures of
others and comes closer to understanding the reasons
for the actions of various peoples. Music provides a
repertoire of the classics which inspires the listener
and participator or the popular for dancing and enjoy-
ment. Art explains the beauty and balance in real life,
the dramatic and grotesque which often prey upon the
artist, the simple and serene which bring peace to the
observer. The dramatic arts give an opportunity for
escape into a world of fantasy or revive a dramatic
moment in the lives of the viewers. The participation
in public speaking develops the individual in expres-
sion, enjoyment and communication of ideas. From
these fields the student gains a knowledge and appre-
ciation of the abstract — his soul is caught up in rapture
as the masters of art communicate with him.
ART STUDENTS learn rudiments of sculpture which will prepare them for a career. Other students leam art appreciation.
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For he seeks the glory of God through the development and progression of man. He desires the
truth which will free him from bonds of ignorance.
With a knowledge of the earth and its physical law,
bolstered by the wisdom and inspiration of the arts, the
student is prepared to take his environment and make
it serve him — profitably and constructively. Through
the use of experimentation and discovery, new meth-
ods are found for the harnessing of energy, better ma-
terials provide man with safety and security, and con-
trol of his environment make him the master. How-
ever, it is neces,sary for the student or the non-student
to inventory his values at intervals and assure himself
that he knows where he is going. Will there be peace,
contentment and faith as a result of his learning, or
will he destroy his inner and physical security
through the misuse of the knowledge that is his? These
are questions which are now facing the world as a
whole, but they are vital to the individual as well, for
he can destroy himself if he fails to realize the respon-
sibility which comes with learning. Backed by a true
faith in God, the student at Brigham Young University
has opportunity to educate himself in the true spirit of
wisdom. No great value is placed on any one particu-
lar area, but all receive an open-minded treatment that
the student might judge the value of all things. Biology,
botany, geology — math, physics, chemistry — English,
phychology, geography — art, music, drama — all be-
come essential in the life of the student as he learns to
know himself, his fellowmen, and the world in which
he lives. To him — "The glory of God is intelligence" —
which glory he also seeks to attain.
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STUDENTS develop lab techniques.
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Biological and
ricultural Science;
The hidden wonders of life have always been a
source of intense curiosity for man. The desire to
know, to control, to develop and utilize has been
especially dominant in our age of science. The
College of Biological and Agricultural Sciences
offers opportunity to learn the fundamental facts
of life. Botany, zoology, bacteriology and various
agricultural departments give to interested stu-
dents background for research or practical applica-
tion. Pre-dental and pre-medical students find here
the necessary prereqiaisites for their chosen fields.
Industrial Arts may also attract students who de-
sire facility in the use of machinery, craftsmanship
and mechanics. Most of the students in the Univer-
sity come in contact with this college at some time
during their college work, for here are required
eight hours of credit for graduation. The study of
his natural environment, its control and improve-
ment, is the basis of study in this college which is
supervised by Raymond B. Famsworth assisted by
several men in the college who are specialists in
their chosen area related to the biological sciences.
FRONT ROW: Lawrence Morris, Chm. An. Hus.; Vasco M. Tanner, Chm.
Zool. & Entom.; Raymond B. Famsworth, Acting Dean; Bertrand F. Harri-
son, Chm. Hort. BACK ROW: Merrill J. Hallam, Chm. Agron.; Don H.
Larsen, Chm. Bact.; Ivan L. Corbridge, Chm. Agri. Econ.; La Veil C. Gam-
mett, Chm. Ind. Arts.
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The College of Commerce attempts to acquaint the
individual with some of the practical methods by
which man communicates and associates with his
neighbor. Its objectives are to develop an under-
standing of the human and social aspects of busi-
ness, as related to the individual, the firm, and the
community; to train in the use of the tools and
information used in measuring and controlling
business operations and economic change; and to
develop in the student a capacity to determine
what information is relevant to the accurate solu-
tion of a business problem. As success in business
requires both technical competence and a high de-
gree of adaptability, training in all departments
gives emphasis to the social, human, and technical
aspects of business and economics. Departments
give varied training in accounting, business educa-
tion, office management, economics, finance and
banking, industrial management and marketing.
Careers in teaching, secretarial work, management
and advising are open to students enrolled in this
college. Part time employment within the depart-
ment gives to these students practical experience in
the field of endeavor which they have chosen as
their major.
FRONT ROW: Richard L. Smith, Chm. Ind. Mng.; Herald R. Clark, Dmii
Emeritus; Weldon J. Taylor, Dean and Chm. Nfktg.; Lars G. Crandall,
Chm. B.E. & O.M. BACK ROW: Ken Davies, Acting Chm. Econ.; Howard
B. Lowe, Chm. Fin. & Banking; Verland Anderson, Chm. Acct.
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[ducatlon
Perhaps no institution has greater influence and
impact upon the individual than the school. Next
to the home, and in some cases equal to it, the
school shapes and guides lives. The teacher's func-
tion is' a vital, almost frightening one. By his pa-
tient understanding and interest, young people
may be encouraged to an eventually successfully
adjusted life; or through his incapabilities they
may lapse into indifference. The College of Edu-
cation has as its function the preparation of poten-
tial teachers of tomorrow who will face this for-
midable challenge. Secular knowledge without an
understanding of teaching techniques is often the
lamentable cause of teaching failures, and subse-
quently, retarded students. Under the direction of
Dean Woodruff and his various assistants, the
College of Education provides a well-rounded pro-
gram to train prospective teachers in their chosen
field. Possible research projects are sponsored in
the department and experimental classroom pro-
cedures are validated. The laboratory school is
under the supervision of the College of Education
and gives students the opportunity to observe ac-
tual teaching situations and then to evaluate them.
FRONT ROW: Sterling Callahan, Chm. of Inst.; Asahel D. Woodruff, Dean;
Antone K. Romney, Asst. Dean. BACK ROW: Robert L. Egbert, Chm. of
Ed. Adm.; Jefferson N. Eastmond, Dir. of Off-Campus RelationsUps.
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NEW FACILITIES of the Smith Family Living Center give opportunities for all girls to participate and observe cooking demonstrations.
Family Living
Firm in the conviction that abundant living ema-
nates primarily from the happy family, the Brig-
ham Young University has innovated something
unique in American universities — the College of
Family Living. The experiences of family living
involve the discoveries of science, the insights of
the himianities and fine arts, and the inspiration
of religion and recreation. The resources of these
departments are used extensively in the program
of the newest college on campus. Specific aims of
this college are to help young men and women
understand themselves and their abilities and to
help them establish attractive and happy homes.
They are also coached in accepting their responsi-
bility as citizens of the community and in earning
a living in a profession related to homes and fam-
ilies. Modem equipment such as cooking labora-
tories with observing mirrors and a nursery with
one-way vision observation rooms enable student to
gain the greatest advantage from their classes.
Dean Marion C. Pfund directs this college with de-
partments in clothing and textiles, economics and
management of the home, foods and nutrition,
homemaking education, housing and design, hu-
man development and family relations and others.
FRONT ROW: Marion C. Pfund, Dean; Elizabeth L. Gardner, Acting Chm.
Hsng. & Des.; Josie S. Vincent, Acting Chm. Econ. & Home Mgt.; Marian
Bennion, Chm. Food & Nut BACK ROW: Virginia Poulson, Chm. Hmkg.
Ed.; Blaine M. Porter, Chm. H.D.F.R.; Margaret Potter, Chm. CL & Tex.
Chm. CL & Tex.
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VARIOUS FIELDS of training are provided in the College of Fine Arts. Cultural development such as sketching and music are favorites.
Fine Arts
In an age when man seems to measure his suc-
cesses by the amounts of material wealth he can
acquire — in an age when the individual is domi-
nated and submerged by pressures of his society —
a renewed emphasis on the arts seems not only
desirable but necessary. The policy of Brigham
Young University to provide a patronage of the
fine arts is concentrated in this division of the
University. This college was organized in 1925
and has since drawn many students to its curricu-
lum. In the departments, art, music, speech and
dramatic arts, the participants are provided with
every practical experience necessary to qualify
them either for teaching or professional work in
their area of study. Students may work on student
pubUcations and develop their ability in art; they
may participate with musical organizations and
perform for public audiences in many parts of the
country; they may develop their speaking and dra-
matic ability by taking part in contests and school
plays. All of these extra-curricular activities draw
many students each year as the University strives
to instill vwthin its students an appreciation for
the fine arts.
Conan Matthews, Chairman of Art; Harold I. Hansen, Chairman of
Speech and Dramatic Arts; Gerrit de Jong, Jr., Dean; John R. Halliday,
Chairman of Music.
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PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMEINT grants opportunities for students to use modem testing methods, among them this lie detecting test.
Humanities and
With one of the largest faculties on campus, the
College of Humanities and Social Sciences nelps to
prepare the individual to live in the most intelli-
gent and satisfying manner with his fellowmen.
Man often lacks understanding and appreciation of
men, nations, cultures and ideas vvhich would
enable him to be a better citizen of the world. The
Social Sciences teach him about different peoples
and cultures so that he can better appreciate them.
The Hvimanities bring him a greater understand-
ing of the heritage given to him by great men of
letters and help him to understand the thoughts of
other through a study of their language. Bolstered
by the departments of Sociology, Psychology,
English, Journalism, History, Political Science,
Geography and Archaeology this college provides
a basic foundation for all students graduating from
this University. Psychology helps him to under-
stand his behavior; Sociology aids him in his as-
sociations with others; History and Archaeology
take him into the past; Political Science teaches
him the operation of governments and their insti-
tution.
FRONT ROW: L. Elliott Tuttle, Chm. Geog.; Leonard W. Rice. Chm. Eng.;
A. Smith Pond, Acting Dean; Reed H. Bradford, Chm. Soc.; Richard D.
Poll, Chm. Hist. BACK ROW: Oliver R. Smith. Chm. Journ.; Mark K. Al-
len, Chm. Psych.; M. Wells Jakeman, Chm. Arch.: Stewart L. Grow, Chm.
Pol. Sci.
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HEALTH STUDIES give students the basis for good health. Special areas of instruction include such things as posture formation, control.
Recreation, Physical
Health Education
and Athletics
In our day, as the working day grows shorter and
the week is diminished, me institution of leisure
time becomes increasingly important. To employ
this time to the greatest advantage has become the
concern of sociologists and the challenge of the
College of Recreation, Physical and Health Educa-
tion, and Athletics. The college is charged with the
task of developing leadership in wholesome recre-
ation. Church and family recreation are a heritage
of the Mormon Church; thus, Brigham Young
University is the natural environment in which to
raise leaders for the Church and nation. Not only
does this college provide training to all students but
allows for specialization in many fields of sports
and recreational activities. Departments include
Recreation, Physical Education for Men and
Women, Scouting, Health Education and Safety,
Intercollegiate Athletics, Intramural Sf)orts and
Dancing.
FRONT ROW: Royal B. Stone, Chm. Scouting; Leona Holbrook, Chm.
Womem's Phys. Ed.; Milton F. Hartvigsen, Dean; C. J. Hart, Chm. Men's
Phys. Ed. BACK ROW: David Geddes, Chm. Health Ed. & Safety; Edwin
R. Kimball, Chm. Intercol. Atb.; Israel C. Heaton, Conun. in charge of
Recreation.
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DEPARTMENTS in this college give experience in physics, chemistry such as working with different materiab at high temperatures.
Engineering
Ours is an age of industrial expansion, of scien-
tific discovenes and advancement never before
paralleled in the world's history. Science is a field
of constant change and ever-varying horizons — a
challenge to the imagination and the curiosity.
Science and its inventions have aided man in com-
fort, convenience and opportunity. The challenge
to help one's fellowmen is an exciting one and one
which dominates the College of Physical and En-
gineering Sciences. The college provides the funda-
mental training for those who desire a career in
teaching, industrial work or fundamental research.
Departments in the college include Air Science,
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Civil En-
gineering, Electrical Engineering, Geology and
Geological Engineering, Mechanical Engineering,
Mathematics and Physics. The engineering pro-
gram provides opportunities for the five-year en-
gineering degree.
FRONT ROW: Harvey Fletcher, Dean; E. John Eastmond, Acting Chm.
Physics; Harry Hodson, Chm. Civ. Engr.; Milton Marshall, Chm, Math.
BACK ROW: Leiand Baxter, Chm. Mech. Engr.; Jens Jonsson, Chm.
Elect. Bngr.; H. Smith Broadbent, Chm. Chem. and Chem. Engr.
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CLASSROOM DISCUSSIONS provide students with stimulating conditions in which they exchange ideas under supervision of instructor.
Religion
It has always been the view of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints that in the training of
youth there should be a proper integration of mor-
al and religious values with secular knowledge.
The Brigham Young University accomplishes this
aim by providing classes in religion for every stu-
dent at the University, and requires of every stu-
dent two hours of religion credit for every quarter
in residence. The President of the University is
head of the Division of Religion. Vice-president
Berrett is directly in charge and Sidney B. Sperry
is Director of Graduate Study. B. West Belnap is
Director of Undergraduate Study. Students who
complete thirty-four hours of religion, including at
least four hours in each of the four departments
receive special recognition at the time of their
graduation. Students have a wide field from which
to choose their courses in the departments of Bible
and Modem Scripture, Church History, L.D.S.
Church Organization and Administration, and
Theology and Philosophy. An increased under-
standing of the doctrines of the Church as well as
an insight into the doctrines of other churches is
provided to the interested student who desires to
bolster his faith and testimony.
THE RELIGION DEPARTMENT provides opportunity for development
of students along a spiritual vein. Sydney B. Sperry, Director of Grad-
uate studies, and B. West Belnap, Director of the Undergraduate Di-
vision, direct the activities of the department. Discussions of gospel
principles aid these two men to work efficiently, and they often en-
gage in the same with other members of the religion department.
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Nursing School
The School of Nursing furnishes young men
and women with a basic collegiate program to
prepare them to fill all beginning positions in
the clinical areas of nursing. This includes ma-
ternal and child care, medical-surgical nursing,
public health nursing, and psychiatric nursing.
The program leads to a Bachelor of Science de-
gree and employs full-time faculty members, all
of whom have been trained in their specific
fields. Clinical experience is given students at
the various hospitals in Salt Lake City and
Provo, Utah. Students of nursing fill all general
education requirements but spend most of their
last two years in strictly ntirsing classes. This
combination of curricula provides the student
wdth a well rounded education.
STUDENT NURSES are given ex-
perience in several areas of their
field by practical application of
the theory given to them by class
instructors.
Director Chapman
Graduate School
The Graduate School of Brigham Young Uni-
versity, established in 1922 as an administrative
unit, has as its objective the developing of inde-
pendent research and study. Each candidate for
this school is required to have a general knowl-
edge of a major field with less detail in the
minor area. The faculty of this department is
chosen from those who have the rank of profes-
sor or associate professor and includes some of
the best trained teachers on the campus. Candi-
dates for the Graduate School are required to
have a Bachelor's or equivalent degree. The
school is administered by the Graduate Council
which consists of the University President and
other officials of the school. This council directs
all graduate activity of students.
GRADUATE STUDENTS from the
various colleges receive advice
and help from their advisors. Sec-
retaries aid students in their
records.
Dean Hansen
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McCune School off
lusic and Art
The McCune School of Music and Art was
established in Salt Lake City in 1920 and be-
came a part of the Brigham Young University
in 1952. N. Lorenzo Mitchell has been the direc-
tor of the school since 1950 and is in charge of
the administration of that department. Because
of the emphasis placed on high artistic stand-
ards, the McCune School has an enviable repu-
tation for the contribution it has made to Utan's
development in music, art. the dance and
speech. The faculty is composed of the highest
type of professionally trained teachers and in-
cludes many leading personalities. The work
done academically at the school is divided into
the prepartory and the college. The individual
does not receive credit for the preparatory
courses. Any of the college credit given at the
McCune School may be transferred and applied
toward graduation from the University with the
Bachelor of Arts. Many of the lyceums are
sponsored in Salt Lake City through the instru-
mentality of the school. They have also provided
throughout the year several programs for the
students at the University in Provo. Ability and
appreciation of the arts are aims of this school.
DIRECTOR OF MC CUNE, N. Lorenzo MitcheU
Extension Division
The Extension Division has a multiple division
of duties and exists as a small university within
the University. Under the direction of Harold
Glen Clark they are composed of the Audio-
Visual Services and the Adult Education Ser-
vices. Films, tape recordings, visual aids and
printed speeches are available at a nominal cost.
The motion pictures shown in the Film Classics
each week at the University are also under their
supervision. The Adult Education is an exten-
sive program which provides persons with the
opportimity to study at night, in the home,^ by
traveling or by attendance at Leadership Week
held every year. Many lecture series are also
sponsored at a nominal cost to those desiring to
hear them. Many of the regular courses offered
to resident students of the "Y" are given
through the home study program. These classes
also give college credit and will help toward
graduation to some extent. This year several
courses were offered in genealogical research
methods and short-story writing. Prominent
authors of the Church gave lectures to those
desiring to write good literature. One of the
widely participatea in activities of the Exten-
sion Division is the Student Tours and the
Peoples Tours. Both offer college credits.
EXTENSION DIVISION is headed by Harold Glen Clark.
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These are your memories. . . your memories of sports activities at Brigham
Young, of a dynamic story of success punctuated with an occasional loss.
Here is recorded the rain- soaked Fresno game when football spirits refused
to be dampened; Homecoming with New Mexico as early snow brought out
winter coats and ear muffs. Here is the anxiety of basketball as the Montana
game was dropped, closing the gap in competition for the championship;
and then the thrill as a close game with Denver became a win to clinch the
Skyline trophy for the "Y." Here are the cheers of a track event, the move-
ments of a wrestler, the rhythm of a boxer. Here is life's parallel where only
a slight margin separates victory from defeat, and a record becomes only
a record for another who has the courage, initiative and determination to
challenge.
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Basketball . ... 92
Football _ 86
Golf . 108
Marching Band . ..- 118
Men's Intramurals 112
Tennis 109
Track 102
Women's Intramurals 114
Wrestling 101
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After wallowing in a quagmire of gridiron defeat for
many years, Brigham Young University football en-
joyed the first stages of a grand resurrection engi-
neered by head coach Harold Kopp, an easterner with
indominable will and foresight. Determination was the
theme of this year's football campaign, and the Cougar
Stadium echoed this determination more than once
during the season. The enthusiasm of the new coach-
ing staff seemed to carry over to a team which was
usually over-matched in size and talent — but never
were they over-matched in spirit. Mid-season saw the
Cougars lose a disheartening contest to Montana. How-
ever, during the tedious return trip to the BYU cam-
pus, a new Cougar offensive was bom, and the grid
campaign took on a more realistic outlook. Practice and
instruction improved on the plan until the Cats were
ready to make a new showing. Aerial warfare became
the key to an impressive stretch run by the spimky
Cats. Forty passes per game became the rule rather
than the exception for the BYU Cougars. The new-
look now being worn by the players and Coach Kopp
captured the imaginations of Brigham Young's legions
of athletic followers and also brought the Cougars
within a whisker of beating the Conference champions.
With this attitude for winning again apparent on the
Cougar grid, fans and players alike became a new
group of football enthusiasts who were willing to
watch and willing to play a new game of new propor-
tions.
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Left End Ray Neel
Left Tackle Dave Hanks
Left Guard Jay Weenig
Center Lynn Reading.
Ed Hunt
Wayne Ash
Hal Stapley
-Paul Dalebout
Right Guard Glenn Taylor Bill Kuhlman
Right Tackle Dick Ralph Mart Allred
Right End Tom Clark Paul Brown
Quarterback Carroll Johnston Don Dixon
Left Halfback Burt Bullock Raynor Pearce
Right Halfback Weldon Jackson Roy Jones
Fullback Ron Jacobson Scott Farmer
HERE WERE THE MEN who sparked the footbaU
program at BYU this season. Owen Dixon, Line
Coach; Allen Davis, Backfield Coach; Hal Kopp,
Head Coach; Tally Stevens, End Coach; Max Tol-
bert, Freshman Coach, all line up for a shot with
Squaw Peak showing its snowy crag in the back-
ground. Early practice and good weather saw the
football team out in the spring to plan and prepare
for an even better season for the coming year.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG OPPONENTS
0 Wichita 13
13 Fresno State 26
0 Colorado A. & M. 0
6 Utah 41
14 Montana 21
7 Utah State 33
33 New Mexico 12
34 Denver 58
6 Wyoming 7
34 Air Force 21
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BAD WEATHER left partially filled bleachers to watch many football games.
"1 WONDER. . ." worried comrade expresses.
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Varsity Football
Missouri Valley Conference champs, Wichita, took the
Cougars 13 to 0 in the season's opener. Fresno State's
burly Bullodgs visited Provo and nanded BYU its sec-
ond straight loss, 26 to 1 3. A bitter stalemate resulted
in the Cats' clash with former Skyline Conference
champions. Colorado A&M, 0 to 0. Utah's power-
packed Indians held off an inspired Cat eleven for two
periods and then exploded in the second half for a 41
to 6 victorj' at Cougar Stadium. After four straight dis-
appointments, the Cougars journeyed to Montana with
hopes of their first win only to lose a tight one, 21 to
14. Despite snow, wind and forty passes by Cat maes-
tro of the lanes, Carroll Johnston, Utah State Aggies
gained a 33 to 7 win at Logan. BYU's television dar-
lings flashed great aerial power before a regional audi-
ence in battering New Mexico's favored Lobos, 33 to
12. Nightmare was the word used when the Denver
Pioneers beat the Cougars 58 to 34. BYU's test with the
conference champs, Wyoming, found the Cats win-
ning in their fans' hearts but suffering a 7 to 6 defeat
on the scoreboard. Air Force beat them 34 to 21
the season's final.
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Johnny Wood
Paul Brown
Dick Ralph
FRONT ROW: Allen Davis, Backfield Coach; Hal Kopp, Head Coach; TaUy Stevens, End Coach. SECOND
ROW: Tom Clark, Dick Ralph, Bob Loose, Paul Dalebout, Roy Buehler, Jim Taylor, Ed Hunt. THIRD ROW:
Paul Caldwell, Mart Alh-ed, Richard Parque, Bob Olsen, Leroi Davies, Wayne Ash, Ron Zitting. FOURTH
ROW: Paul Brown, Pete Sundwall, Glenn Taylor, Paul Eckel, Lynn Reading, Jay Weenig, Dave Hanks,
Ray Neel. FIFTH ROW: Carroll Johnston, Wayne Startin, Bill Kuhlman, Jack Sawyer, Hal Stapely, Ron
Jacobson, Weldon Jackson. SIXTH ROW: Don Dixon, Steve Campora, Scott Farmer, Dick Hunt, Lloyd
Wall, Ralph Migliaccio, Burt Bulk>ck. SEVENTH ROW: Roy Jones, Larry Regis, John Wood, Karl Brooks,
John Rooks, Raynor Pearce, Jack Hilton.
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Ray Neel
Richard Hunt
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Success loomed high on Brigham Young University's
gridiron horizon as Coach Max Tolbert's young fresh-
men behemoths thundered through four straight tus-
sles undefeated. The Kittens blasted Utah State's be-
wildered Ramblers 31 to 7 in the season's opener and
then tromped southern Utah's Dixie and Snow junior
colleges. They made a shambles of the former to the
tune of 53 to 6 and bombed Snow 59 to 0. These tre-
mendous wins prepared the Kittens for the onslaught
against the Ulan Papooses. In the campaign's final tilt,
Frestiman Football
the yearlings spotted Utah's highly-rated Papooses the
first score and then exploded with fury in the second
half for a final 21 to 13 victory. The key to the success
of the Kitten team was their size and depth. Head foot-
ball coach, Hal Kopp, watched the yearlings' successes
wdth an intensified interest, seeing the nucleus for
some great Cougar teams in the future. Certainly if a
beginning has anything to do with the outcome, the
prediction for some great years would not be amiss.
FROSH MAKES ESCAPE as opponent comes from rear in early season game (left). Team members form to make tackle (right).
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FRONT ROW: Jim Crittenden, Asst. Backfield Coach; Bruce Ballard, Head Backfield Coach; Howard Condie. Tackle Coach; Max
Tolbert, Head Coach; Ron Brown, End Coach; Jim Diddy, Guard Coach; Paul Eckel, Center Coach. SECOND ROW: Tom Stolworthy,
Gary Merrill, Rex Reeve, Dick Clark, Ed Flint, Henry Long, Lonnie Dennis, Tohm Blohm, Floyd Weidauer. THIRD ROW: Joe Mc-
Ginn, Tom Cole, Vem Skoy, George Kinder, Mel Brown, Ray Koncar, John Kapele, Dick Woolstenhuhne, Keith Hubbs. FOURTH
ROW: Dave Kitzmiller, Bob Scott, Tom Larson, Alan Baird, Al Emery, Jim Page, Dave Cunliffe, George Smith, Allen Pulsipher.
FIFTH ROW: Hugh Bigney, Ken Wheat, Paul Anderson, Dave Jones, Tom Freestone, Ken Peterson, Verl Shell, Wayne Chamber-
lain. SIXTH ROW: Gerald Curtis, Howard Ringwood, Milan ChrisUey, Ralph Reese, Curtis Brown, Jay Goldman, Ron Startin, Jim
Wright, Tony Valdez. SEVENTH ROW: Bob Smith. Don Harding, Chad Moon, Barth Bybee, Lonnie Ayers, Richard James, Sher-
rill Brown, Harold Miller.
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Basketball
Brigham Young University's basketball season was
presaged by gloom and pessimism as the forecasters
made their prognostications. However, the Cougars'
enviable cage prestige survived ominous speculations
as the Cats captured their seventh Mountain States
Athletic Conference Championship with an 11 win 3
loss record. They also walked off with a flock of indi-
vidual honors. Coach Stan Watts and his spunky cag-
crs took on what was possibly the toughest basketball
schedule ever played by a BYU team. The Cougars
rolled to a 19 and 9 overall record and surprised the
many would-be predictors, who arbitrarily tagged the
Cats with a fourth place label, by winning their first
conference crown since 1951. Aside from the Skyline
Championship, the Cats won third place in Madison
Square Garden's Holiday Festival Tournament, which
featured twelve of the nation's top teams; finished
third in the Far West NCAA Regionals in Corvallis,
Oregon; and were ranked among the nation's twelve
best in the United States. Their accuracy at the charity
line helped them to beat such nationally ranked teams
as Washington, UCLA, and Ohio State, all of whom
were voted among the top ten in the country at one
time or another. The Cougars' only loss on their home
court was suffered at the hands of Oregon State in the
first game of the season. After that disappointing drop,
Brigham Young won eleven straight home games
which hiked their George Albert Smith Fieldhouse
record to 62-10.
FRONT ROW: Tom Steinke, James Thome, Bryant Squires, Mel Wilkes, Paul Kitchen, Russ Peterson, Jack Cravens, Hal Jensen,
Harry Anderson. BACK ROW: John Gustin, Doug Beck, Lynn Rowe, John Benson, Russ Jones, Jack Anderson, Keith Pedersen,
Bob Ricks, Gary Miles, Roy Thacker.
GRADUATING SENIORS.
L3mn Rowe
Tom Steinke
John Benson
Harry Anderson
Jack Anderson Hal' Jensen
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Basketball at the Brigham Young University this year proved to be a streak of wins, several
losses, and a spectacular comeback which took the Skyline Conference Championship.
Under Coach Stan Watts, who was voted "Coach of the
Year" in the Skyline Conference, the Cougars have won
1 66 games while losing only 80. Individually, the scrap-
py Cats won their share of distinctions. Tom Steinke
was voted the most valuable player in the Mountain
States Conference, was unanimous choice for all-Con-
ference honors, was chosen on the first team of the Lit-
tle All-America team, was named on Helm's Ail-Ameri-
can second team and was among the ten players repre-
senting the west in the annual East- West All-Star game
in Madison Square Garden. An uncanny outside shoot-
er, Steinke averaged 19.6 points a game, a new high for
a Brigham Young University player. Steinke's eighty-
five per cent from the free throw line put him among
the nation's ten most accurate foul shooters. John Ben-
son, 6 foot 4 inch rebounding ace, plucked off 317 er-
rant shots during the year, vvhich places him second to
Mel Hutchins. Benson also scored the most points dur-
ing the year — 516.
JOHN BENSON, 43, comes from behind as long-armed man
from Wyoming gives Lynn Rowe a side swipe (above). Tense
huddle in the game found Thacker, 33, and Rowe, 41, on close
guard of ball (below).
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HAL JENSEN, 45, makes jump for the ball as New Mexico players and John Gustin, 14, stend waiting for the rebound take.
HARRY ANDERSON closed in many times for a quick change, when players like Tom Steinke found themselves in a close guard.
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MANY ATTEMPTS were like reaching for air. BACK TO BACK, Benson and Thacker battled many times for the rebounds.
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LYNN ROWE, 41, sparked high against Montana with jump shots which proved to hit their mark and raised the Cougar score.
JOHN GUSTIN, 14, came down with the ball and how. HARRY ANDERSON, SO, was noted for drive and speed.
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Thus it was from predicted underdog
to Conference Champions, from a team
hardly worth watching to one which
gained attention all over the nation.
That was the trail for the Cougars of
1957 basketball fame. In appreciation
of the work done by Stan Watts, coach
of the team, the Downtown Coaches
of Provo in cooperation with avid fans
and willing businessmen, presented
him with a new 1957 model Chevrolet.
This honor came as a result of the
"Fans for Stan" drive. Long remem-
bered in the eyes of BYU and the
sports-minded of the nation wdll be the
come-up - from - behind - to - win tech-
niques of the Cougars. And 1957 will
go down in history as an important
year in BYU basketball. The players,
the coach, the playing will not soon
be forgotten.
MUSCLE TENSION and drive characterized many of Harry
Anderson's plays in all games (left). It may have been bal-
let as John Benson grappled for ball with Colorado A.&M.
(above).
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55 Oregon State 62
70 Washington 66
48 Iowa State .-.. 57
61 Michigan State 79
69 UCLA 74
59 UCLA 58
73 Bowling Green 56
78 Bowling Green 69
89 St. Johns 75
66 Notre Dame 91
84 Ohio State 78
85 Montana 68
66 Colorado A&M 61
82 Wyoming 71
Season Record: 19-9 Skyline: 11-3
81 Utah
81 Colorado A&M
69 Wyoming
66 Utah
63 ....: Montana
67 New Mexico 41
65 Denver 51
59 California* 86
65 Idaho State* 54
•Games played in NCAA Western Regional Tourney.
A. & M. GAME provided opportunities for many substitutions as Jack Anderson, Gary Miles, and Bob Ricks tangled with opposition.
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An important element that means a lot to the
Cougars' basketball future was a brilliant Fresh-
man Club that finished the season unbeaten.
In a preliminary game to the Varsity BYU vs.
Denver, the Kittens rolled to their twelfth
straight victory, coming from behind to rock
Mesa College of CJrand Junction, Colo., 84-62.
The win gave Bob Bunker's boys an undefeated
season, the first since Roland Minson. It also
provides the Varsity Coach with good material
for conference contenders of the future. At the
start of the season, the Kittens weren't figured
for any spectacular achievements. There was
some good talent, but didn't appear to be much
for depth. As it turned out, the Kittens had too
much for their opponents. They beat Hill Air
Force Base three times, Utah's frosh three times,
Utah State's freshmen twice, Mesa twice, and
Fort Lewis, A. & M., and Dugway Proving
Grounds once each.
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FRONT ROW: Don Helm, Calvin Thorpe, Dick Sawyer, Lynn Gleave, Gary Crandall, Lanny Nalder. BACK ROW: Jim Demet, Earl
Doman, Valoy Eaton, Coach Bob Bunker, Steve Nielson, Ralph Finlayson, Jim Rice.
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KEYY SPONSORED YOUNGSTERS were a part
of the search for basketball talent by Coach
Stan Watts and were featured at a half-time
show of the BYU Varsity and Freshman game.
IMfrestling
Without a senior on the squad, the 1956-57 edition of
Cougar wrestling, coached by Allen Davis, finished a
respectable fourth in the Skyline standings, with the
promise of better days ahead. In dual meets, the Cou-
gars had a four win, three loss record with two wins
over Utah, one each over Montana and Western State
College of Gimnison, Colorado. The losses were two to
Utah State and one to Mesa Junior College. The former
were the winners of the Western Division. Those earn-
ing letters, and all having the eligibility to wrestle again
next year, are, Wes Packer, 123 lb.; Roger Overson, 130
lb.; Mih Moore, 138 lb.; Wally Baker, 147 lb.; Leroy
Davies, 157 lb.; Captain Ted Willick, 167 lb.; Calvin
Merril and Merrill Glen, 177 lb.; and Dave Hanks, the
school's heavyweight representative.
VARSITY WRESTLERS WERE, FRONT ROW: Wes Packer, 123
lbs.; Glenn Barfuss, 137 lbs.; Phil Kresge. 147 lbs. BACK ROW:
Leroi Davies, 157 lbs.; Theodore Willich, 167 lbs.; Calvin Merrell,
177 lbs.; Dave K. Hanks, heavyweight.
FOUR OF THE STUDENTS who helped to gain the four win,
three loss record for the wrestling squad were Wes Wilcox,
Milton Moore, Roger Overson and Wes Packer. Many of these
students will return to aid the squad against next year.
DAVE K. HANKS was chosen by the athletic department as
the outstanding wrestler of the year. The heavyweight en-
trant haiU from Burley, Idaho and is a senior at the "Y."
WRESTLING IS THE SPORT for those who wish to develop
their strength and agility. Rugged hoWs and tricky releases
are taught in this manly art as is demonstrated here.
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ROLAND ANDERSON', Harry Anderson and Jim DeMet, three of BYU track stars, put many hours of hard practice in on the cin-
ders. Heavy muscle work paid off in the many meets with other colleges in the conference as trackmen traveled to distant meets.
Possibly the greatest track team ever to assemble, gathered itself at Brigham Young Uni-
versity this year. Many outstanding freshmen bolstered the sixteen retiiming lettermen to
give Coach Clarence Robison good depth in every event. Freshmen standouts were Gary
Griffeth, John Quinnett, Wayne Chamberlain, and Marcus Neilson. Arlyn Finlinson,
440 ace, and Paul Anderson, top half-miler, were the co-captains of the Skyline Confer-
ence Champions. Oscar Anderson and Joe Tyler joined the co-captains to form a crack
two mile relay team which finished third in the tough Kansas Relay at Lawrence, Kan-
sas. One of the outstanding highlights in the lives of the fellows participating, as well as
in the history of BYU sports, was the successful tour taken to Europe by the lettermen
during the summer. The Cats made their annual trip to New Mexico and Arizona at the
start of the season with many of their top men out because of injuries. Relying on depth,
however, the spikesters won all three meets in which they engaged on the trip. The Cou-
gars beat University of Arizona and Arizona State by the exact same score of 66 to 65.
Up imtil that time, Robison had never won a meet by one point. Many of the trackmen
have times which stand up to any others in the country. Dave Parker consistently nms
the high hurdles at a flat 14.5, and Joe Tyler, holder of the 10,000 meter record in the
United States, has run the mile in a brilliant 4.9. As in years past, the Brigham Young
University track team honored the school by coming through with flying colors.
TEAM WHICH represented "Y" in Europe. FRONT ROW: Dick Heywood,
Jim Crittenden, Harry Anderson, Lewis Chatterley, Oscar Anderson,
Arlyn Finlinson. BACK ROW: Sherald James, Paul Anderson, Ralph Bon-
ham, Willard Herschi, Marv Roberson, Bok Suk Shim, Charles Higgins,
Coach Robison.
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FRONT ROW: Marv Roberson, Richard Thatcher, Al Ray, Frank Baird, Dave Galbraith, Marcus Nielson, Steve Jones, Lorin Bone,
Fred Gummow. SECOND ROW: McKay Rawlins, Gary Griffith, Bill Amett, Dave Gordo-n. Don Helm, John Quinnett Wayne tham-
berUin, Oscar Anderson, Roland Anderson, Harry Anderson, Jim Demet. BACK ROW: Coach C. F. Robison, Mel Wilkes, Hal Wer-
ner, Arlyn Finlinson, Paul Anderson, LeMoyne Perkins, Dave Parker, Bud Nielson, Richard Micbalson, Jim Crittenden, John Mil-
liner, Dick Millett, Rod Kimball, Trainer.
COACHES: Lorin Bone, Manager; C. F.
Robison, Head Coach; Rod Kimball, Train-
er; Marv Roberson, Asst. Coach.
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MARC NIIELSON was one of BYU's top track men in the pole vault entries. TOP FORM imperative in good vaulting.
ENTRANCE TO THE STADIUM and the start of a long run for BUI Arnett, Wayne Chamberlain, Jim Crittenden, and Arlyn Finlinson.
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Trips to Europe, broken records, breakdown of buses: all of these characterized the track team and its
various travels to meets this year.
DON HELM demonstrated the form for high jump many times.
CINDER BUDDIES are Paul Anderson and Arlyn Fmlinson.
JOHN QUINETTE and Don Helm helped cop
wins for BYU in high jump (above). Stren-
uous muscle leap is made by Ralph Bonham
(below).
DICK HEVWOOD OF BYU edges out opponent in European race. Dick was laid
up for sometime with a strained leg muscle, but was an outstanding runner.
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FRONT ROW: Leon Moyes, aul Christiansen, Paul Kitchen, Lynn Foster, Karl Brooks, Phil Salter, Paul Haynie, Brent Pratley,
Coach Jay Van Noy. SECOND ROW: Athletic Mgr. Dave Faddls, Jerry Warnick, Stan Jackson, Niel Filinders, John Blair, Owen
Skousen, Jack Cravens, Dale Lewis. BACK ROW: Joe Rile, Jay Naylor, Larry Gardner, Cornell Taylor, Ralph Waitman, Johnny Jor-
genson, Glenn Hatch, Doyle Seeley, Kent Anderson, Freshman coach, Don Poulson.
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ball
The Cougar Baseball team, 1957 edition, had all the
promise and glamour necessary for the nation's pastime,
college style; new coach, new playing, and a new spirit.
With the acquisition of ex-Cardinal, Jay Van Noy, the
Cougars gave notice that the great sport of baseball was
on the uphill trend at the Brigham Young University.
Van Noy started off on the right foot, like a good ball
player does, by creating friendly press relationships and
mstalling his brand of hustle into the team. Opening
day saw Brent Pratley catching, Lynn Foster at first
base, Paul Hanney at second base, Tom Steinke, Cougar
basketball star, as short stop. Norm Christiansen at third
base. The outfield had Paul Kitchen, Leon Moyes, Carl
Brooks, and Cornell Taylor all seeing action. While the
pitchers handling most of the work were Owen Skousen
and Jack Cravens, John Blair and Glen Hatch. With a
good overall defense, strong pitching (although a good
left hander would have helped), and good punch at the
plate, the Cougars showed signs of bemg contenders all
the way. The first few games of the season backed up
the decision as the Cats sneaked wins from their
opponents.
PAUL KITCHEN was regular hitter.
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(above). New bleachers gave needed resting place for those who came to watch the games of the Cougars which were played
beneath the vanguard of Mt. Timpanogos. Through the development of a good turf and more interest on the part of students and
townspeople, baseball became a major sport (below).
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Golf
Pouring fuel on the flame left over from a blazing fin-
ish in 1956, the BYU golf team, led by six veterans and
two newcomers, looked well on their way to a second
straight Skyline golf championship this spring. Under
the guidance of Coach Fred "Buck" Dixon, the sea-
soned divoteers clobbered Utah, Utah State, and Mon-
tana to the tune of 13-3, 15-3, and 11-1, respectively.
John Geertsen earned medalist honors against Utah
State, 70, and Montana, 71. Others not far behind him
were returnees Lanny Nielson, Dean James, Herb
Creviston, Max Fillmore and Phil Cannon. Newcom-
ers to the group were Win Howe and Norman Jorgen-
son. Howe was medalist against Utah with a low of 71.
Max Fillmore is the only senior on the links crew.
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Herb Creviston, Max Fillmore, John Geertsen, I^anny Nielsen, Winston Howe.
GOLFER MAX FILLMORE played links regularly for BYU. COMPETmON provided fun, sport for Phil Cannon, Dean James.
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Getting off to a slow start against Utah, the defending
Skyline champs, the Brigham Young tennis team
dropped a 7-0 meet in Salt Lake as their season opener.
Against Utah State, the Brigham racketeers turned the
tables for a 5-0 score. Last year the Cougars finished
second in the Western Division, but have since lost
lettermen Ed Pinegar, Gary Collins, Ross Woodward,
Doug Smoot, and Gordon Crandall. Seven return let-
termen bolstered the hopes of the Cat netters. Stan
Kimball, Gary Madsen, Max Frampton, Judd Flower,
Kent Dunford, Wilmer Lee, and Stan Collins were
joined by Dick Dixon and Gary Crandall, Utah prep
greats. Graduation will take a sizeable bite out of
Coach Dixon's crew, Frampton, Madsen, Flower and
Lee are the seniors.
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FRONT ROW: Judd Flower, Jim Ontiveros, Rue Lawrence, Bob Kroff, Wilmer Lee, Kent Dunford, Richard Dixon. BACK ROW: Calvin
Thorpe, Paul Hart ,Gary Crandall, Stan Kimball, Gary Madsen, Stan Collins, Frank Driggs, Coach Fred "Buck" Dixon.
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which all good tennis players must learn as
is demonstrated here by BYU player Rich-
ard Dixon. Courts are busy in the spring.
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^n's Intrannurals
Under the capable and patient guidance of Director Bill
Hafen, the Intramural Department gave more than
forty-five hundred Brigham Young University students
a chance to participate in thirty different athletic events
during the past year. The number of students active in
the 'mural programs showed an increase of nearly one
thousand over the previous year, a record as far as
totals go. According to Director Hafen, the Intramural
Department has been organized so that more students
can play some sport at which they might be proficient,
and also to enable them to develop
a well-rounded college curriculum.
Each year the sports are divided
(M into three divisions: Fall, Winter
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about ten scheduled sports. In the
Fall division, flag football proved
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Director Bill Hafen -was a 450 tilt basketball league.
Besides the regular school vmits, there were several
BYU M-Men teams. Two of these teams, the Sixth and
Eleventh Wards, participated in the All-Church Tour-
nament. An innovation into the Winter Quarter pro-
gram was a co-educational Chess league. Although this
was the first of its kind on this campus. Director Hafen
said that it was very successful. Softball and volley ball
competitions led the Spring Quarter parade of sports;
however, the highlights of this quarter would also in-
clude the intramural track and swimming meets. One
of the biggest jobs on campus, that of coordinating these
various athletic competitions, is handled by Bill Hafen.
Through his efforts, the social tmits, dorms, service or-
ganizations, and Brigham Young University Wards are
brought into a closer bond of friendship and understand-
ing through participation in a variety of sports events.
Competition on a level equal to their standard, these
participants learn the value of clean sports.
SOCIAL UNITS, dorms, and independents joined in basketball playoffs (left). Wally Gordon was one of the top acrobats (right).
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CONTEIMPLATIVE MOOD is set by some of the participants in intramural basketball tournament. Wards, units, and dorms all played.
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REPRESENTATIVES from various units participated in the "fite nite."
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Golf Winston Howe
Flag Football Chaffey Tigers
Tennis Singles Jesse Johnson
Badminton Singles Sloan Hales
Horseshoe Singles Delwin Jones
Table Tennis Singles Bob Dyer
Handball Singles Ken Orton
Cross Country Run Bok Suk Shim
Archery Norman Huffaker
Paddle Ball Singles Owen Skousen
Gymnastics Owen Skousen
Table Tennis Doubles .. Grant Misbach
Phil Cannon
Handball Doubles David Pinckney
Wayne Hoppie
Basketball Seventeenth Ward
Fencing Darrell Marler
Reza Djahanbani
Chess Hans Morawski
Bowling Brigadiers
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Women's Intrannurals
Miss Leona Holbrook and her assistants directed a
program of Women's Intramurals. This program is de-
signed to stimulate participation in physical education
and sports. This program reached a majority of the
women students at Brigham Young University this
year. This was accomplished through individual and
group joining in various phases of the women's sports.
The calendar of events offered a diversified program
throughout the school year. Teams competing in these
sports were representative of the social units, campus
housing, wards from the Brigham Young University
Stake, physical education majors, and independent
groups of students. Like the men's intramural activi-
ties, those of the girls are divided into the several sea-
sons of the school year. Programs include competition
in volleyball, basketball, softball, tennis, badminton,
table tennis, bowling, track, swimming and co-educa-
tional archery. These may be either team or individual
competition. Working closely with the girls on sched-
uling, and with Miss Holbrook on planning, is Miss
Iva Lou Peterson, advisor to the women's intramural
program. Miss Peterson is very friendly, and has the
interest of the girls and the school at heart. She has
worked for several years on the sports program and
with the athletic department and has a feeling of the
pulse of the entire organization. Miss Holbrook has
been with the University for many years teaching and
directing in the athletic department. Cooperation and
patience are needed in the direction of such a large
program as that of the women's snorts competitions.
These were displayed by those
in charge of the girls. A new
event was introduced to the
sports calendar this year. The
first awards banquet in the In-
tramural Department was held
this year. It is the hope of the
Intramural Council members to
make this banquet an annual af-
fair. Through a recognition of
the girls' achievement, it is
hoped to stimulate a greater
participation.
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SPORT AND PHYSICAL WELL-BEING were a part of women's intramural program in which volleyball, other sports were enjoyed.
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MANY WOMEN'S GROUPS participated in archery program offered by the Intramural department.
rVA LOU PETERSON and JoAnn Calderwood are instruc-
tors in the Physical Education department and help in the
intramural sports program for women students.
GRUELING EXERCISE was a part of
the many activities in which the
many women's units participated on
campus.
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Marching Band
The Cougar Marching Band was one of the features
of the BYU football games. At the Homecoming
game, played with New Mexico, they did a routine
called "Seasons in Review;" the Utah game was a
minstrel performance; and the Wyoming game saw
a wild west show. The band made away-from-home
trips, one to Denver and one to Logan. Composed of
120 members, the band is directed by Dick Ballou
and the Drum Major is Grant Elkington. The twirl-
ers are led by Val Crossley, National Junior Cham-
pion. Dick Ballou was also the
originator of the band. The band
has been on television and was
named the outstanding band of
1954. They are noted for their mu-
sical quabty and performance of
special routines. They are accom-
panied by a group of twirlers
called "the Debonettes."
Director Dick Ballou
NfARCHING BAND added spirit to football games with both pep music and half-time shows featuring unique formation like this.
TRUMPETS, HORNS, AND DRUMS furnished the music and the beat for performances of marching band and its quick-step routines.
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STUDENT LEADERSHIP DIVISION
These are your memories. . . your memories of student leaders, the men and
women whose names you knew but not always their works. Here are the
early hours in council meetings; the late hours spent in meeting Banyan and
Wye Magazine deadlines; the long hours in resolving problems of student
government. Here is your President, Monroe; the committee which planned
that special dance, assembly, or pep rally. Meet your Senate, a comparative-
ly new body on campus, as they strove for recognition as a part of student
government by initiating a new constitution; your Honor Council whose
work was portrayed as a counselor reasoned with someone who had been
cheating on an examination; your Bishop with his inspired word of spiritual
uplift. Yes. here are your student leaders who worked for you and me and in
so doing found service as their passport to joy.
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Section Index
AMS, AWS 128
Banyan - - - 136
Coordinating Committees 124
Coordinator .- 123
Executive Council -.. 122
Honor Council 130
Pep Activities -.- 126
Press 135
Program Bureau 142
ROTC - 150
Senate 131
Stake - .. 144
Universe 132
Wye, KBYU 140
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student Coordinator and Executive Council
Supervisor and advisor to the Studentbody, Dr. Henry L.
Isaksen is charged with the responsibihty of coordinating
the scheduHng of all activities, coordination between or-
ganizations, training of student leaders and supervision of
student government. Also under his jurisdiction is the
expenditure of studentbody funds and the establishment
of a liaison between the studentbody and the faculty and
administration. Included on the staff of the office of the
Coordinator of Student Organizations is Dr. Isaksen, Le-
Roy Porter, and Elva Davis. Studentbody government
with a minimimi of intervention from the faculty or ad-
ministration is a goal for which Dr. Isaksen is working.
Closely allied with the work of Dr. Isaksen is the Execu-
tive Council of the studentbody. This council is made up
of the Studentbody President, First and Second Vice-
presidents, Secretary-historian, and Business Manager.
Working with these elected representatives is a staff of
nearly one hundred students who fill positions from ex-
ecutive assistant to receptionists. J^o working with the
Executive Council in an advisory position is the Cabinet,
which is made up from members of various committees
and groups as AMS, AWS, Honor Council, and IOC. The
Studentbody President is the official representative of the
school to other schools and to the world. He is the distinct
head of the Executive Council and is responsible directly
to the administration. The First Vice-president is director
of the assemblies and cultural activities on the campus,
and the Second Vice-president supervises the social and
pep activities. The responsibility of the disbursal of $90,-
000 is placed upon the Business Manager, and the Secre-
tary-historian has the task of compiling a history of the
school year. This body meets once a week to discuss prob-
lems pertinent to the enforcement of student affairs. Any
decision can be appealed to them as they are the ultimate
head in student government. Many hours, tireless energy,
interest in school, and a feeling of personal responsibihty
characterize this student leaders.
STUDENTBODY PRESIDENT, Monroe McKay plans to attend the Chicago
Law School upon graduating from the "Y." McKay married in his Sopho-
more year and is now the father of a daughter, 2 years old. He has re-
ceived many scholastic awards among them the Hinckley-Rowberry Schol-
arship, The BYU-Chicago Law School Scholarship, and Sundberg Religious
Award.
STUDENT COORDINATOR, Henry L. Isaksen, had the
task oi harmonizing student activities and representing
the studentbody to the faculty. He worked closely with
the various student groups to bring about the most ef-
ficient operation of units, groups, and student govern-
ment. He holds a Ph.D. and is an Associate Professor in
Personnel.
PAT STRONG served as first vice-presi-
dent of the studentbody. Her home is in
Raymond, Alberta, Canada, and she is
majoring in humanities. Pat has a great
interest in music and is a member of
a cappella choir and the "Mam'selles."
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SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT was DarreU
Walker. He was active in athletics as a
Freshman at Oregon State and has par-
ticipated here with the Brigadier social
unit. Darrell served a mission in the
West Central States and is active in
Church affairs on campus.
DONNA GLAZIER was the elected secre-
tary of the studentbody. She is from
Mesa, Arizona and has a great interest in
music. She is a member of White Key
service unit, a cappella choir, and the
"Mam'selles" recording group. Her major
is education.
BUSINESS MANAGER for the student-
body was Kelvyn Cullimore of Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma. Kelvyn has served as
Honor Council Chairman, Duke of the
IK's and Treasurer of the Viking social
unit. He is a major in the field of mar-
keting and business.
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Coordinating Connnnitte<
FRONT ROW: Carol Mickelson, Karen
Dixon, Mary Jane McCulley. BACK
ROW: Sandra Smith, Marietta Bateman,
Pat Henrie, Clifford Bush, Bob Webber.
This group coordinated over twenty-five
dances on campus this year.
BOB ANDERSON headed
the Dance Committee as
they coordinated dances on
the campus this year. Over
25 dances were scheduled.
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FRONT ROW: Dean Frampton, Pat
Brighton, Karen Curtis, Pat Henrie, Mer-
KTippetts, Frank Ryley. BACK ROW:
ck Reimers, Ray Andrus, Phil Kolde-
wyn, Stan A. Taylor, Charles Nelson,
Ralph Clark. This group was composed of
representatives from all areas of student
activities and directed all campus pub-
licity including the facilities of the stu-
dent poster shop.
RAY ANDRUS was director
of the Publicity Committee
in charge of all signs and
poster plaeed on campus.
FRONT ROW: Don Gardner, Lynn
Bloomfield, Barbara Grauque, Keith Sel-
lers. BACK ROW: Paul Flanary, Dennis
Peterson, Darrell Bushnell, Ernest Briggi,
Kay Howes. This committee was respon-
sible for relations with the community.
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TED JOHNSON was chair-
mtm of Public Relations and
worked with the city.
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DON JENSEN was the executive
assistant to the studentbody pres-
ident and in this capacity was
delegated authority to do various
tasks for the president. Jensen
accomplished work which was
seldom observed by students.
FRONT ROW: Gail Morrow, Janice
Abbott, Karen Wright, Jean Lewis,
Beverly Painter, Olga Gilbert. BACK
ROW. Clark Rogers, Paul Lookinland,
Kent Butterfield, Jerry Kindred, Steph-
en Jones. Directors of all pep activities.
NEAL CHRISTENSEN was
in charge of the committee
which had eveiything to do
with the pep program at
the "Y," indadlng the mas-
cot, Cosmo.
FRONT ROW: Yvonne Anderson, Nor-
ma Bergen, Louine Berry, Carol Ben-
nett, Marilyn Clawson. BACK ROW:
Duane Christensen, Leo Weidner,
Charles Nelson. This committee was in
charge of all elections held on the cam-
pus during the school year. Tabulation,
balloting, and collection of votes were
some of the headaches endured by this
group of student helpers.
JANIS HULL worfcod with
her committee to expedite
the student elections on the
campus tliis school year.
Assembly Committee members were,
Jim Mitchell, Bliss Finlinson, Carol
Folkman, Kenna Dayton, Harold Hew-
itt, Douglas Hardy, Merry Tippetts.
This group scheduled and worked with
the student assemblies presented this
year.
CARMEN BRANDLEY head-
ed the committee in charge
of all student assemblies.
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The Pep Committee directs and coordinates the opera-
tion of ten different areas concerned with the activities
surrounding athletic events. These areas include Half-
time Committee, Cougarettes, Cheerleaders, Songlead-
ers. Cougar Band, Cosmo Committee, Pep Rally Com-
mittee, Ticket Committee and Flag Twirlers. This
liaison is established through the connection with the
chairman of each group. The central committee then
plans, cooidinates and directs each of the shows accom-
panying each athletic event. The Flag Twirlers was a
new group added to the department this year, and they
will remain a permanent part of the organization.
DIRECTOR BALLOU, twirlers, majorette and band performed at gai
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BYU SONG LEADERS for the year were, Kim High, Lois Lockhead, !
ron Benson, Janice Zollinger, Diane Daniels and Gail Morrow (ab
Neiirly every sport event found them out trying to raise the spirit (
MICROPHONES coupled to loud voices gained attention of students at games for cheerleaders Paul Lookinland, Bob Ward, Bob
Jensen
FROSH cheerleaders, Karen Olsen, Tom Neilon, CecUy Collins, Pahnroy Bush, Kay Nielson. COSMO, the cougar, was BYU mascot.
FLAG TWIRLERS, Fran Mansuy, AUcc Paddock, Ann Beswick, Marilyn Facer, Marilyn Anderson, Sharyn Sant Elaine Gordon, Carill Lee.
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FRONT ROW: Luana Schow, Norma Hensley, Ann Taylor, Sec.; Donna Hamilton, v.p.; Sally Emmett, Sheila Sorensen, Janis Hull.
SECOND ROW: Carol McBride, Pat Lee, Margaret Snarr, Barbara Kehmeier, Nannette Bybee, Yerda Mason, Pauline Richardson. BACK
ROW: Janelle Brimhall, Shirley Snow, Karen Curtis, Marilyn McMeen, Lee Ann Vanderford.
Women Students
A full year's activities were
featured by Associated Wom-
en Students as Preference
Ball, Songfest and Women's
Week were staged by the
women's government group.
Other activities in which
AWS participated were the
Big Sister program, transfer
parties, foreign students' par-
ty. Coed of the Month, travel-
iward. Christmas Drive, "Y"
Day, Campus Chest Drive, Fashion Show, Frosh
Girls' Trek to "Y" and a program of visiting coeds.
Inter-school highlight was the November 10 Utah
AWS convention conducted at BYU for represen-
tatives from all Utah colleges and universities. The
purposes of AWS are to coordinate women's cam-
pus activities, sustain and encourage high ideals in
coeds, develop leadership abilities and stimulate
the spirit and appreciation of BYU among women
students. Bonnie Berrett served as president of the
Associated Women during the year.
THE ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS sponsored the an-
nual Preference Ball to which the coeds on the campus
took their favored man. Here the council writes invita-
tions to those whom the girls preferred. Thirteen men
were "preferred."
President Bonnie Berrett
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FRONT ROW: Dick Reimers, John Wadsworth, Joel Allred, John Gunner, Wayne Boyack, Kenner Kartchner, Advisor. SECOND ROW:
Kay Walker, Phil Nolan, Jerry Griffith, Larry Regis, Jr. BACK ROW: Bob Bateman, Grant Bigelow, Kent Butterfield, Paul Eckel,
Webb Crockett, Murt Bowman.
Men Students
The Associated Men Students
includes all men attending
the Brigham Young Univer-
sity. It is the function of this
organization to sponsor ac-
tivities which will provide
each student with a well-
rounded academic and social
life while at the "Y." Fall
Quarter they sponsored the
Autimin Leaf Hike and
dance, Christmas Drive,
Clean-up the Campus campaign, and foreign and
transfer students' parties. The Snow Carnival, Fite
Nite and Victory dance were Winter Quarter's ac-
tivities, and "Y" Day and AMS Carnival complet-
ed the year's calendar. The AMS sponsors a travel-
ing trophy which goes to the social unit with the
highest grade point, and a supremacy trophy
which is given on a point basis. These activities,
coupled with pep rallies, State Hospital programs,
ana dances, were directed by AMS Council and
its president.
AMS COUNCIL MEMBERS participated in the many ac-
tivities on campus and sponsored many of their own. One
of the year's highlights was the AMS Carnival production.
President Reed Blake
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FRONT ROW: Dorothy Kennison, Vanja Yorgason, Joan Bolin, Pat Brighton, Jane Newmain, Jewel Spilsbury, DeAnn Schwendiman,
J. Carrol Read. BACK ROW: Norman E. King, Lynn H. Benson, Clesse Hilton, John Matsen, Richard Gibson, David B. Galbraith.
Honor Council
The Student Honor Council,
organized in 1949 as a part
of the Honor System, has had
the responsibihty of educat-
ing the studentbody to the
Code and aiding in its en-
forcement. This year even
more emphasis was placed on
education by dividing the
Council into two committees,
Chairman Howard Larsen counseling and publicity. The
publicity committee prepared new literature to ex-
plain the Honor Code, worked on a film begun last
year, and effected a liaison with the Faculty Com-
mittee on Honor, the disciplinary body of the
school. "Keeping" one's honor rather than "regain-
ing" it was emphasized. The Council met each
Monday evening to discuss problems, and many
addition il hours were spent on committee work.
The Council also had several parties during the
year. Especially delightful was the dinner party
held at the home of Emily Stewart, a daughter of
the late President George Albert Smith.
HONOR COUNCIL met each Monday night to discuss busi-
ness pertinent to the maintainance of standards of the
BYU. Meetings were presided over by Howard Larsen.
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FRONT ROW: Bonnie Berrett, Sunny Seely, Shirleen Robinson, Myrna Day, Ann Brown. Secretaries were Pat Meuter, Diana Martin, Ann
Smith. BACK ROW: Mike Yoshino, Carl Mitchell, Larry Jenkins, Sloan Hales, Blair Armstrong, Clarence Schramm, Reed Bkke, Nilo
Atkinson.
President Dennis Olsen
Senat<
The major responsibility of
the Student Senate is to con-
sider studentbody problems
and legislate a program of
activity which will alleviate
these problems. The execu-
tion of these activities is up
to the Executive Council. In
order to fulfill its task, the
Senate is divided into com-
mittees made up of two sen-
ators and five others. After investigation of then-
particular problem, the committee reports its find-
ings to the Senate. Recommended action pro-
motes the passing of bills which when signed be-
come student law. The body is made up of three
senators from each under-graduate class, one
from the graduate class, the presidents and vice-
5 residents of the classes, the studentbody presi-
ent, and AMS — AWS presidents. This year,
this body of twenty-four students has entirely re-
vised the school constitution in order to more
clearly define authority.
THE SENATE STEERING committee was made up ot the
following senators: FRONT ROW: Margot Seymour, Maz-
ine Stuart, Jane Harrison. SECOND ROW: Dennis Olsen,
Pat Murchie, Don Kenney. BACK ROW: Bob Brady, Rich
Hunter, John Perry.
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Daily Universe
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Completing its first year as a daily newspaper, the
Daily Universe ranked as the fifth largest daily news-
paper in Utah. Ralph Barney edited the Universe two
quarters, relinquishing control to Mark Murphy for
Spring Quarter. Among noteworthy firsts established
by the Daily Universe during the year were the pub-
lication of a 16-page Homecoming edition and a 12-
page spring shopping edition, in addition to more
than a score of 8-page editions published regularly
during the year. Winning 2nd prize in a national
prc-Cnrislmas traffic safety campaign contest con-
ducted for daily college newspapers, the Daily Uni-
verse collected $250. Prize-winning entry included a
series of four dramatic drawings with accompanying
editorials. Shortly before Christmas recess, the Daily
Universe supported a successful drive to raise money
to sponsor two Hungarian students for an education
at BYU. Nearly $2,000 was raised by BYU organiza-
tions, and wheels were set in motion to bring tne stu-
dents from Europe. A violent Utah State Prison liot
Feb. 8 drew two Universe staffers — a reporter and a
photographer — for an all-night vigil when it was
learned that three BYU students were being held
hostage by rioting inmates. Smooth coordination be-
tween Universe and Y Press made possible early
publication of a morning extra. The Daily Universe
extra was the first Utah newspaper to announce the
release of hostages and riot's end. During Spring
Quarter the Daily Universe published a series of
stories to acquaint students with progress of planning
on proposed student union building and to enlist stu-
dent aid in the planning and naming of the building.
On the routine, everyday scene, a staff of nearly 40
students worked tirelessly through the year to accom-
plish publication of more than 150 editions of the
Daily Universe. Newspaper is considered one of the
most effective service groups on campus for rendering
service and assistance to almost every student every
day during school year. Untold thousands of volun-
teer hours are devoted each year to this project — with
a $36,000 budget.
Deanna Bamum was society editor, later
made news editor under Mark Murphy.
Rich Hall, marketing major who
post of sports editor for fall, «
quarters.
Dan Gashler, San Jose, Calif., was named managing editor
during fall and winter quarters. A former Naval officer,
Dan served as associate editor of Wye Magazine and news
editor, reporter and photographer for Daily Universe be-
fore filling managing editor slot. Duties he handled in-
cluded supervision of paper's production from time stories
written until finished product rolled from presses. Many
hours were spent at the news desk in striving to meet
daily deadlines and produce top-notch student newspaper.
Scheduled for graduation in August, 1937, Dan eyed news-
paper career. Unmarried, Dan was charter member of
Chi Sigma XXV, a social unit for bachelors who reach
quarter-century mark.
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Ralph Barney, Flagstaff, Ariz.,
edited Daily Universe from Feb.,
1956, to March 16, 1957. Guided
paper in transition from four-
times-weekly to daily — April,
1956. A journalism major, Ralph
graduated at end of 1966-57
school year. Almost wedded to
the Universe until he was suc-
ceeded by Mark Murphy at the
beginning of spring quarter, Ralph
had served as news editor and
managing editor before being se-
lected for the top spot. Before
entering BYU in 1964, he served
as Navy journalist for 4 years
aboard heavy cruiser in Korean
combat area and later in China
Sea. He was named 1957's top
jouNialism graduate and awarded
annual Forace Green Medal and
cash award. Prominent accom-
plishment, by his own admission,
was folding his 6'7" frame in
such a manner that he could tuck
himself into his junior-sized auto-
mobile several times a day all
year.
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Darwin Hayes, distributed 7,000 papers
a day for 150 days to get Universe read.
Campus editor Sally Arnold recruited,
trained and "owned" reportorial staff
Irrepressible humor editor Ron Safsten
brightened pages with cartoons, stories.
Barbara Miller donated hundreds of
hours as feature editor, later managing
editor.
Seven reporters on Daily Universe
staff are (front, 1 to r) Karen
Larsen, Benda Evans, Marcella
Whalley, Arlene Larsen, (back
row, I to r) Dan Clark, JoAnn
Dray and Iloger Larson. Arlene
moved to campus editor slot
spring quarter and Roger won
Universe service award pin at
year's end. Dan Clark was award-
ed internship-scholarship by Salt
Lake City newspaper, including
summer job, 1957-58 tuition pay-
ments at BYU.
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Daily Universe
Chief Photographer Larry Hep-
pier (right) and John Meeks.
Don Christensen absent for pic.
Another group of DaUy Universe reporters are (front. 1 to r) Ray Tracy, Oyde Farnsworth.
Jean Whiting, Gene Barlow, (back row, 1 to r) Tom Worlton, Jerry MoUoy, Bob Koenig. Tracy
and Koenig were editorial writers during spring quarter and Barlow was columnist durmg year.
Writers for society sections are (1 to r) Joan Blad-
gett, Margaret Hiinter and Service Award Winner
Nadine Hall. Nadine took society editor job spring
quarter.
Editorial assistants are (1 to r) Service Award Winner Valerie Hill, Pat
Bringhurst, Catherine Davies and Carolyn Thomsen. These assistants
worked on layout, headlines, copyreading and page makeup during year.
Carol Croshaw, Martha Pratt and Vicki Soha were
members of 1956-57 DaUy Universe staff. Vicki was
service award winner and feature editor spring
quarter.
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Sports writers Jack Batchler, Mark Murphy and Jerry Cunnmgham.
Jerry succeeded Rich HaU as sports editor and Mark took Daily Universe
reins at end of winter quarter. Cunningham won award as years top
sport writer.
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Rress Department
The Y Press spent many extra hours of time in order
to publish the Banyan on time this year. One of the
finest shops in the country, and among the largest in
the intermountain west, it is set up for complete facili-
ty in offset and letterpress printing. Within the past
year, they have installed an engraving plant which
enables them to make their own cuts. Heretofore, it
was necessary for these to be made elsewhere. The in-
creased number of employees brought the total to
fifty students and thirteen full-time employees. It is
these people who print the school catalog, schedules,
Programs, books, and pamphlets which are sold and
istributed through University facilities. All Univer-
sity printing work is down by the Y Press. Another
feature of the print shop, often found in only the finest
shops, is the ability to do full-color processing. These
many factors permitted the press to print the entire
Banyan and to do all work exclusive of binding. This
is the first time in ten years that the Y Press has done
the cover for the Banyan. As was done last year, the
Banyan was printed by offset process. Other major
projects of the press include
the Daily Universe, B.Y. High
Yearbook, and an ROTC year-
book. Frank Haymore, the
manager of the press, has been
with them for twenty years.
Delvar Pope, his assistant, has
been with the press continu-
ously since 1947, when the
press was moved from the
Maeser Building to its present
site.
Manager FVank Haymore
THE SETTING of type (above) and the correction of errors
(right) were all a part of the process which brought about the
copy which you are now reading. Long hours were spent on
type and copy.
For the second year in a row, John Marlow served as
editor of the Banyan. However, the production of a
yearbook the size and quaUty of the Banyan is not the
work of one nor a few persons. Rather it is a cooperative
effort accomplished only with the help of many and
after long and tedious hours. The staff which prepared
this year's book numbered about 150 students. A record
sales of 5300 was reached through the efforts of many
energetic salesmen. The book was produced entirely by
students, except for printing and binding. This work in-
cluded art, layout, photography, and copy. Each of the
sections of the book was directed by an editor who was
assisted by several staff members, and who was respon-
sible to the general editors — art, photography, copy —
for the collection and completion of materials for his
section. Other members of the studentbody could be
called in to help if they were needed. The history sec-
tion of this year's book was the result of a contest spon-
sored among the students of one of the history classes.
The book was produced on a budget of approximately
$30,000 and, except for the binding, was produced en-
tirely by the BYU Press.
Wajrne Boyack, Sales Manager
Ray Nielson, Advertising
Dick Phelps, Business Manager
Paul Nuttall, Space Sales
Shirley Atkinson, Indexing
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CarylAnn Waldvogel, Paneling Editor
Sharon Ricks, Fine Arts Editor
John Beardall, Adm. and Colleges Editor
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Yvonne Anderson, Associate Editor
Norman King, Copy Editor
JOHN MARLOW served for the second consecutive year as Editor of the Banyan.
A pre-medical student, he plans to enter medical school in Washington, D. C. this
falL Some of his other activities include: chairman of the polio drive, the baritone
lead of Toreador in "Carmen," and Blue Key.
Cathy Moody, Chronology Editor
Bob Pratt, Art & Layout Editor
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Loyce Olofson, Filing Editor
Dale Harris, Sports Editor
Jane White, Exchange Editor
Staff Members Bee Hawkins, Helen Mackay, Klara Rowe.
Photography Staff Norman Smith, LeGrande Fletcher, Phil Fauver.
Georgia Moore and Jean Nay, Staff Assistants.
Joy Aschmann and Connie Gabbott.
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Jeannie Decker, Delora Bertelson, DeAnne Dorny, Staff Workers. Staff Assistants, GlenDonna Staker, Sonja Leonard, Jean Sexsmith.
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Allen Frazier, Publicity Director
Salesmen Merrill Branuh, Olga Gilbert, Myma Peterson. Marilyn Alter, Personalities Editor.
Photo Studio
The business of the Brigham Young University Photo
Studio, although it comes only from on-campus, is suf-
ficient to place them in the top brackets as far as volimie
of work done is concerned. This year the force num-
bered sixty part-time employees and three full-time.
Much of the portrait and group photography for the
Banyan was done by the Photo Studio. Tne studio is
also equipped to do microfilming and facilitates storage
by microfilming University publications and library
material. The studio is self sustaining and operates on
business principles.
DIRECTOR OF THE PHOTO
Studio was Clark Nelson.
Under his supervision, the
portrait and group pictures
were taken for the 1957
Banyan.
FULL-TIME and part-time workers complement the staff at the photo studio where work is done for Banyan, students, faculty.
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Vlfye Magazine
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Under the direction of Joan Dunn and Jack Nelson,
the Wye magazine worked this year for an approach
which would give something to the studentbody which
would be not only "good" writing, but also, would be
understandable. Difficult as this task turned out to be
— due largely to the impression that to be modern is to
be obscure — the staff put out an excellent literary rep-
resentation. The magazine was published three times
during the year and was printed by the BYU Press. In
an effort to stimulate wider participation in the sub-
mission of work to the Wye, the magazine offered two
$25 prizes — one for poetry and one for fiction. Accord-
ing to editor, Jack Nelson, "there are people on campus
who have the background for writing and the experi-
ence. This prize should stimulate some of them to put
their experiences down on paper." Photography and
art reproductions formed an important contribution to
the Wye magazine, and some excellent work, both ab-
stract and realistic, was submitted. Over thirty persons
worked on the staff of the magazine and many hours
were spent in its production. Each issue averaged
thirty-two pages. The magazine was in its fifteenth
year, and in this time, has sought to give expression
to student talent. The English and journalism depart-
ments have helped by providing advisors from their
ranks to aid in the selection of quality material. The
staff was advised this year by Thomas Cheney of the
English faculty. The presentation of interesting, credi-
ble material was enthusiastically received and support-
ed by both the faculty and students.
Wye Magazine staff workers were, FRONT ROW: Claus Hansen, Lavon Boyenger, Virginia Mahoney, Jack Nelson, Marcella Wha-
ley. Nan Beesley. BACK ROW: John Harris, Alfred Lewis-Busch, Joseph Carter, Conrad Nelson, Nancy Lott, Karen Anderson, Bud
Strawn.
MEETINGS OF THE EDITORS of the
Wye Magazine were not always busi-
ness. Here the several editors. Jack
Nelson, Alfred Lewis-Busch, Joseph
Carter, John Harris, Conrad Nelson
and Lavon Boyenger get together to
discuss the publication and to tell a
few stories out of school. These men
worked to produce a better quality
magazine with material which would
appeal to the greater part of the
studentbody.
A POPULAR PROGRAM on the KBYU radio station was the one entitled "Blind Date." Coeds and fellows could win a show ticket, dinner,
and an evening of bowling by participation with other contestants. Who knows, a new romance, even an engagement, might result.
KBYU ANNOUNCER, Steve Anderson, broadcasts news.
DEVERN PERRY operates recorder while Stan Porter makes transcription.
Radio KBYU
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Provided with studios, TV facilities and mobile units,
Radio KBYU broadcast daily to the students in on-
campus housing, and through the connection with a
power line, were able to reach to some of the down-
town areas. Devern Perry was the station manager and
Owen Rich acted as faculty advisor. Broadcasting a
total of sixty-seven hours each week, the station has
thirty-four broadcasters ranging from disc jockeys to
news casters. Some of the most popular programs were
"Music from the Mat," a program broadcast directly
from the mat dance; the "Bob and Roy Show," and
"Fullness of Times." The latter is a re-broadcast show
and deals with the Book of Mormon. One of the inter-
esting features of the publicity committee was the
publication of a staff paper called the "Transmitter."
A poll on the best shows of the week was run and was
expanded into the best show of the year for which a
prize was given. The gossip column of the paper was
the most wddely read part of the paper.
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GARY ZISEK, Jim Mays, Larry Bastian rehearse radio script
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student Program Bureau
Many aspects of student talent were presented in the
shows of the Student Program Bureau as they toured the
intermountain west. Janie Thompson was granted a
leave of absence during the year, and her duties as
director were taken over by Sylvia Tyler. The Student
Chairman was Winston Christensen. Besides providing
shows for various organizations on campus, the bureau
provided a speaker service to the wards and branches in
the area. MC's and directors were a vital part of the
bureau's manpower and received experience in the
planning and presenting of their own shows. Such
groups as the Rockettes, Brighamettes, and Castle Danc-
ers augmented the staff of entertainers. Assemblies were
also presented by this versatile group.
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Juama Dalton, Bryan Renstrom, Sylvia Tyler, Winston Christensen. PROGRAM BUREAU shows were taken to many campus functions.
INDIVroUAL PERFORMERS and MC's were vital part of shows. UNUSUAL DANCE GROUP, Castle Dancers, performed regularly.
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STUDENT PROGRAM BUREAU performed on assemblies and for private groups. Janie Thompson, director, poses pensively.
THE ROCKETTES performed on assemblies and in tour programs. DANCERS Chyleen Bacon, Diane Stevenson perform ballet.
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Brighatm Young University Stake
Although religious instruction is given within the classes
of the Brigham Young University, it is not felt that this
replaces religious activity without the University. Along
with this outlook, it was felt that some students, while
being away from home, left their recommends of mem-
bership in their home wards. In order to provide better
religious organization which would enable all students to
be active and more students to have positions of responsi-
bility, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
organized the Brigham Young University Stake of Zion
on January 8, 1956. Unlike the traditional stakes, this
stake has no independent boundaries. Its membership
consists of single students living away from home, regard-
less of where they live on the campus or in the communi-
ty surrounding it, and of married students living in cam-
pus apartments. Since its beginning twelve wards, the
stake nas grown until at the present it has seventeen
wards and twenty-three Elders' quorums, all of which
are fully organized. Modified Relief Society programs.
Mutual Improvement Associations, and a Stake Mission
are progressing, as well as a Primary in the First Ward
which is attended by married couples living in the Wy-
mount area. Supervised Temple work and library re-
search for genealogists are also being put into operation.
Recognizing the need for close connections between the
student's home ward and the Brigham Young University
Stake, the General Authorities of the Church have pro-
vided that the stakes and wards involved should work
together in such matters as calling worthy brethren on
missions and advancing them in the Priesthood. The
Bishops and other executive leaders in this stake were
called from among faculty members and prominent lead-
ers in the community stakes and wards in order to assure
a permanence to the organization. This included such
offices as the Stake Presidency and Stake Clerks, the
High Council, and auxiliary heads. The Bishops, with
few exceptions, called their counselors from among the
students living within their wards. This arrangement
gives wide experience to capable students, but prevents
them from hazarding their studies by leaving the major
burdens in the hands of an experienced and permanest
Bishop. All of the facilities of the school are made avail-
able to the stake and on Sunday morning the buildings
are nearly as fully used as on a regular school day. Al-
though the social functions are somewhat limited as far
as being sponsored entirely by the stake is concerned, the
school and the Church cooperate closely in providing a
full program of activity for those who are in need of it.
This year the different wards combined for such events
as Gold and Green Balls, speech competitions, roadshows,
and parties. Two of the BYU wards participated in the
all-Church M-Men Basketball Tournament and made a
very good showing for first year participants. Every three
months the regular Stake Conferences are held in the
George Albert Smith Fieldhouse, and the students are
given an extra opportunity to hear the General Authorities
talk on the various Gospel principles. Thus growth and
expansion have and will continue to characterize the
Brigham Young University as it works with the Church
to provide the students with a well-rounded spiritual life.
A LITTLE OVER ONE YEAR has elapsed since the Church instituted the program of advertising to help the youth in observing the com-
mandments of God. This program has sponsored large posters and smaller replicas to keep before the youth that honesty with oneself is
the way which will lead to the best way of life. At one of the Stake Conferences held during the year, Elder Mark E. Peterses empha-
sized the messages presented on these posters and asked Brigham Young University students to set the example for others. Large crowds
of students turned out for both sessions. Elder Petersen has always been a favorite of the youth of the Church because of his appeal to
subjects which are pertinent to their particular problems. Conferences throughout the year were well attended and brought leading
Church authorities with messages of inspiration and instruction. Choral groups and special musical numbers were also presented (right).
DANIAL D. BUSHNELL served as first
counselor in the BYU Stake Presidency.
He has also been a bishop and hifh
councilman.
ANTONE K. ROMNEY, Stake President,
is a man with experience in the educa-
tion and business fields. He has also
served on the General Board.
DEAN B. FARNSWORTH was caUed as
second counselor after the release of
Joseph Bentley. He is associated with the
English department.
The married students staying in the Wymount area
met each Sunday in the Social Hall. This is the larg-
est and most unusual ward on campus. Nearly every
member of the ward is a father or a mother. Because
of the problem of baby-sitting, social events are very
difficult to conduct. However, on March 30 the Relief
Societies of the other campus wards volunteered to
baby sit for the First Warders, and the parents were
able to attend a banquet sponsored by their Relief
Society. This is also the only ward with a Primary
organization. They divide classes by months rather
than years because of the many children.
FRONT ROW: Wendell Collier. Clerk; George Hatch, Coun.;
Russell D. Lewis, Bishop; Duane Beazer, Coun. BACK ROW:
LeRay McAllister, Clerk; Jon Fitt, Clerk; Joseph Pehrson,
Clerk; Louis Jensen, Clerk.
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Young University Wards
With a membership of 280, the BYU Second Ward meets
in the McKay Building under the direction of Bishop
Charles Taylor. They are noted for their large number of
married couples and are continually adding to the ranks.
This year the ward held their Gold and Green Ball and
other social events under the direction of the MIA, which
is headed by Larry Jenkins and Carolyn Asplund. Jack
Frost was the Sunday School Superintendent, and two
Elders' Quorimis provided opportunity for Priesthood
activity.
FRONT ROW: Hans W. Kelling, Coun.; Charles Taylor, Bishop;
Stuart R. Stringham, Coun. BACK ROW: Chuck Padbury, Clerk;
Jack W. Lythgoe, Clerk; Don S. Terry, Clerk.
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Bishop Lester Allen directed the Third Ward in their
meetings each Sunday in the McKay Building. He was
aided by two fine counselors, Milton G. Wille and Sam
Atoa. Three hxmdred students claimed this ward as their
own and attended meetings each week. They were also
treated to a ward Gold and Green Ball on Apnl 13, which
proved a very lucky day for those who attended. The
auxiliaries were directed by Ruth Naylor and Rowan Shir-
ley, MIA; David Hart, Sunday School; and JoAnne Beas-
ley, Relief Society.
FRONT ROW: Milton G. WilUe, Lester Allen, Bishop; Samuel Atoa.
BACK ROW: Anthony Earl, Kenneth Crocket, David Christensen,
Eugene Chrismon.
Two hundred and fifty members of the BYU Fotorth Ward
met each Sunday morning in the Wymount Chapel. These
meetings were under the supervision of the Sunday School
Superintendent, Dave Paxman and the Bishop, William G.
Dyer. The ward started a paper this year, sponsored a Gold
and Green Ball and was in charge of a ward orientation
program. The Elders of the ward met in a quonmi under
the direction of Lamont Henricksen.
FRONT: WilUam G. Dyer. Bishop. BACK ROW: Murray S. Mclnnes,
Coun.; Paul J. Petersen, Coun.; Marvin Kuchar, Clerk.
Another ward which claims title to the best ward in the
BYU Stake is the Fifth Ward, which is presided over by
Bishop Frank Killpack. He is aided in his duties by auxil-
iary heads Claudia Sedgwdck, Relief Society; Pamela John-
son and Robert Ritz, MIA; Owen Bae, Simday School; and
Harvey Wilson, Elders' Quorvmi. The ward joined with
the Second Ward for their Gold and Green Ball and held a
party on the Heritage Halls patio Spring Quarter.
FRONT ROW: Robert Bateman, Coun.; W. Frank Killpack, Bishop;
Robert Chivers, Coun. BACK ROW: Abna Richie, Clerk; Jan West-
man, Clerk Ray Ivie, Clerk.
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Each Sunday foiind a large percentage of the 450 members
of the Sixth Ward congregated in the Joseph Smith Audi-
torium. Here under the direction of Bisnop Wayne B.
Hales the Elders met with either Keith Sellers or Charles
Hall, and the Relief Society met with Connie Siggard. The
Sunday School was directed by the leadership oi Merwin
Stewart, and the MIA was supervised by Phyllis Mc-
Kenzie for the women and Emerson West for the men.
The Sixth Ward had the distinction of having two candi-
dates for studentbody president as counselors to the Bishop.
FRONT ROW: Edward Christensen, Barrie McKay, Wayne B. Hales,
Bishop; Clyll Webb Crockett. BACK ROW: Sid Mitchel, Merrill
Branch, Lynn« Hemenway, Gordon Burrell.
Bishop Royal B. Stone with his two coimselors, John Wil-
cox and Joseph Allen headed the organization of the Sev-
enth Ward. They met each week in College Hall on lower
campus. Here in the atmosphere of old buildings and art
collections, 550 students met. This was one of tne largest
wards on the campus. The MIA sponsored a Gold and
Green Ball for its members and joined with the Eighth
Ward for a showing of the film, "How Near to the
Angels." Dorothy Kenison and Don Van Noy were the
leaders of the MIA. Winston Christensen directed the Sun-
day School.
FRONT ROW: Royal B. Stone, Bishop; John B. Wilcox, Coun. BACK:
J. Perry Poison, Clerk.
Three hundred members of the Ninth Ward are super-
vised in their meetings by Bishop Beckham. A ward
known for its many social events, they held a party at the
MIA Canyon Home during Fall Quarter, a snow party at
Timp Haven, Winter Quarter, and a Spring Quarter out-
ing. The Relief Society and Elders' Quorums of the ward
sponsored a banquet for all members of the ward also. The
meetings of the Ninth Ward are held each Sunday in the
Banquet Hall of the Joseph Smith Building.
FRONT ROW: Wilford J. Tobnan, Melvin R. Brooks, Bishop; Glen
R. Stubbs. BACK ROW: Lloyd G. Olson, Gwyn D. Davidson, Lavar
D. Godfrey, M. Ray Johnson.
Closely scheduled meetings in College Hall were the rou-
tine thing for the Eighth Ward as they met just prior to
the Seventh Ward. From 400 to 430 members constituted
the membership which was presided over by Bishop Mel-
vin Brooks. A common occurrence in this ward was the
blessing of babies. Every Fast Sunday at least one has
been blessed. Because of the many married students which
live in the ward, it does not combine with others during
Christmas or summer vacation as do most of the others in
the stake.
FRONT ROW: Barry Wasden, Raymond Beckham, Bishop; Endfred
J. Lundberg. BACK ROW: Dean H. Jensen, Max E. Llewellyn, Jerry
Hall, Robert G. Safsten, Reid M. Hiatt.
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Brigliam Young University Wards
The new Smith Family Living Center provides tlie setting
for the meetings of the Tenth Ward under the supervision
of Bishop Clyde Sandgren. During the year there were
several Baptisms performed in this ward, a nvunber of
marriages, and three babies were blessed. Two lovely
dances, the Gold and Green Ball and the Blossom Ball,
were held in this ward. Bishop Sandgren was aided in his
duties by his two capable counselors, Wilbur Walton and
Marvin Folsum. Some three hundred and fifty students
comprised the membership.
FRONT ROW: Jack Nixon, Wilbur T. Walton. Clyde D. Sandgren,
Bishop; Marvin Folsom. BACK ROW: Howard B. Larsen, James S.
Taylor, Richard E. Hall, Arlen A. Harris, Alan W. Larson.
Outstanding on the records of the Eleventh Ward, was the
winning of the Stake championship in the M-Men Basket-
ball program. They later took second in the division and
played in the all-Church tournament. B. West Belnap is
the Bishop of the Ward which meets in the Joseph Smith
Auditorium each Sunday morning. Five hundred and
thirtv-five members claim the ward as home. One of the
highlights of the social year was their Gold and Green Ball.
FRONT ROW: B. West Belnap, Bishop; Richard J. Benson. BACK
ROW: Alan Johnson, Richard W. Wells.
Bishop J. N. Symons directs the activities of the Twelfth
Ward in the McKay Building each Sunday. They are
called the "stocking-feet ward" because of the many par-
ties they have held in the men's gym with their shoes off.
All of their original YMMIA Superintendency have been
called on fuU-tmie missions. They have had one baptism
during the year, one death (Laurel Bentley), and one
birth announcement.
FRONT ROW: Robert R. Beishline, R. Richard Vetterii, J. N. Sym-
ons, Bishop; Leon B. Casper. BACK ROW: Ronald B. Simons, Earl
W. Chapman, Hugh T. Edwards, K. Ray Durham.
The Thirteenth Ward is not such an unlucky ward. They
claim two distinctions — they held the first Gold and Green
Ball in the BYU Stake and they are a ward with no mar-
ried persons attending. Every one of their group is single.
Bishop Albert Swenson is aided in the activities of the
ward by Sandra Butler, Relief Society President; Doreen
Lally and Carl Oliver, MIA; Richard Bunker, Sunday
School.
FRONT ROW: Scott Nelson, Darrel Bushnell, Albert Swenson,
Bishop; Fred Garrett. BACK ROW: Kirk Tobnan, Milo Durfee, Ervil
Welch, Raymond Brown, Reece L. Glines.
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Brigliam Young University Vlfards
Bishop Conan Mathews of the Art Department is the Bish-
op of the Fourteenth Ward and is assisted in the auxiliaries
by Iris Schiers, Relief Society; Kay Stone and Tom Friz-
zell, MIA; Ted Ridenhour, Sunday School. The 244 mem-
bers meet in the new Smith Family Living Center. This
ward joined with the Thirteenth Ward for their Gold and
Green Ball and sponsored several other social activities
during the year. They also joined with several other wards
on a dinner-dance for the Elders' Quorums of these wards.
FRONT ROW: Dean M. Green, Coun.; Conan E. Mathews, Bishop.
BACK ROW: Charles L. Abercrombie, Clerk; James E. Warner,
Coun.
The Joseph Smith Banquet Hall is the scene of Sunday
activity for the Fifteenth Ward under the direction of
Bishop Loftis J. Sheffield, Robert Linebarger and Reed
Collister. Because of their smiles and warm hellos, this
ward has become known as the "Friendly Fifteenth." This
is reflected also in their social activities which provide
opportunities for everyone to get to know everyone else.
They also have a weekly ward newspaper published.
FRONT ROW: Robert N. Linebarger, Coun.; Lottis J. Sheffield,
Bishop. BACK ROW: Reed R. Callister, Coun.; Thomas V. Thomas,
Clerk.
Relief Society, MIA, Jimior and Senior Sunday Schools,
and Priesthood meetings are some of the things that keep
the members of Sixteenth Ward busy. The Jimior Sunday
School is for all the stake excepting the First Ward. Carol
Ward is the supervisor of this organization. From this
ward of three hundred persons there have been a number
of marriages, baptisms and a few missionaries have been
sent out. Bishop Ernest J. Wilkins is assisted by auxiliary
heads Diana Bell, Donna Bird and Mike Riley.
Virgil Andersen, Ernest J .Wilkins, Bishop; Morris Parter.
One of the finest "Singing Sisters" groups on the campus is
to be heard in the Seventeenth Ward. The head of this
organization is Bonnie Berrett. Another first in this ward
is their MIA basketball team. This team won first in the
Intramural program over ninety other teams. Bishop Dar-
rell Taylor is assisted by his two counselors, Don Jensen
and Clarence Schramm. The Sunday School is supervised
by Mike Yoshino. The ward is one of the smaller ones
having only 200 members.
FRONT ROW: Donald F. Jensen, H. Darrel Taylor, BUhop; Clar-
ence Schramm. BACK ROW: Jerald Ray, Dan Stoddard, Ray An-
derson.
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ME:MBERS of BYU ROTC leam by doing as (hey discuss a map and their position relative to it on a typical ROTC flight. Several
(lights during the year made it possible for cadets to put into practice the theories which they had learned in the classroom.
R.O.T.C.
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C'*^ ^ of Air Science at BYU has
,^^ represented the Senior Divi-
^^^H sion of the Air Force Reserce
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gram. A graduate of AF
ROTC is a trained junior ex-
ecutive and will be given
specialized training when he
enters the service. A student
must enroll in the program
when he is a Freshman, but he may discontinue at
any time. Each cadet is required to wear his uni-
form one day a week at leadership laboratory. Dur-
ing each year, cadets participate in a program of
orientation flights. They visit Air Force Bases and
aircraft assembly plants to gain first-hand informa-
tion and experience. To qualify for upper division
AFROTC, a cadet must be approved by a selection
board. Training units are sponsored during the sum-
mer in which members receive training and leader-
ship responsibilities. Training and discipline are
strictly regimented.
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the flight to Air Force Academy for the Air Force vs. BYU game.
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These are your memories. . . your memories of the fine arts at Brigham
Young University. Here is the intricate plot of Desperate Hours and the
smugness and tears of the hero in Oedipus Rex; the humor and fantasy as
the Angel in the Pawnshop dances into your heart. Here from the, set of
Carmen comes the bravado and power of the "Toreador Songs"; from the
combined choruses and the Symphony Orchestra echoes the majesty of
music as they join for the Hill Cumorah Pageant. Here is the precision per-
formance, from the geometric patterns of the Varsity Marching Band to the
bold, realistic paintings of the Arnold Friberg display painted for the Ten
Commandments. Here is music, art, drama — echoes from the invisible
world, children of inventive minds, the harmonious voices of creation.
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A Cappella Choir 162
Art Department 180
Carmen 1"1
Concert Band 1^4
Drama 1^
Experimental Plays 160
Lyceimis 1 '"
Madrigal Singers 164
Male Chorus 168
Opera Workshop 166
Symphony Orchestra 176
University Chorale 172
Women's Chorus 170
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OEDIPUS, Lael Woodbury, demands the story of the former king from Carl Markworih which when told reveals fulfilbnent of prophecy.
Oedipus Rex
Oedipus Rex, written by Sophocles and the oldest play
still being produced, was presented in the Joseph Smith
Auditorium November 14 through 17. This play and
Hamlet are the two most famous and popular dramas
of literature. The story concerns the man who solved
the riddle of the sphinx. His countrymen, in gratitude,
gave him the Queen and the throne. However, in earlier
days it was foretold that this same Oedipus would some-
day kill his father and raise up children by his mother.
During his kingship, Oedipus vows to solve the mystery
of the former ruler, but in so doing he discovers that the
Erophecy has been fulfilled. He has murdered King
aios, his father, and is now married to his own mother,
Jocasta. Under the able direction of Harold I. Hansen,
the players gave a successful and skillful performance.
Through the use of staggered level scenery, authentic
costume, and lighting the tragic atmosphere was in-
creased.
MEMBERS OF THE CAST
Oedipus Lael J. Woodbury
Jocaste Georgia Faux
Priest Nathan Smith
Creon Max Golightly
Choragus Charles Whitman
Teiresias Thomas Macaulay
Shepherd of Laios Carl Markworth
Messenger from Corinth Gary Stewart
Second Messenger Makee Blaisdell
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The first dramatic production after fall regis-
tration was The Desperate Hours. Morris ding-
er directed the play which was produced on the
Joseph Smith Auditoriimi stage October 17 to
20. Here was the story of three escaped crim-
inals who broke into a private home and held
the family hostage. Mr. Hilliard, head of the
house, tried everything to protect his family.
The children tried to find solutions. The climax
of the play was heightened when the police
moved into the house next door. Because of the
tension, the criminals quarreled among them-
selves and were all sent to their not-so-noble
rewards. Excellent acting, combined with good
technical direction, created moods of desperate
men which were not soon to be forgotten.
MEMBERS OF THE CAST
Eleanor Hilliard Florence Rogers
Dan Hilliard Stan Porter
Ralphie Hilliard Freddie Skousen
Cindy Hilliard Martha Adams
Glen Griffin Richard Franks
Hank Griffin Rick Johnson
Robish Makee Blaisdell
Chuck Wright Charles Whitman
Lt. Carl Fredericks Ross Broadbent
IN A HIGH POINT of the play, Martha Adams prevenU boyfriend,
Charles Whitman, from coming into the house. They embrace on
the front porch while a convict stands secret guard inside (top).
Several of the dramatic scenes from the play Desperate Hours are
posed by the cast for the "lights up" of curtain calL Two such high-
lights were the rebellions of two of the desperate trio against the
leader (bottom).
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EVERYMAN. Dean McMahon. pleads for another chance at life as Death, Lawrence McAllister, brings word that he must make account.
Tlie famous play, Everyman, was first written m
Dutch by Peter of Deist. From this original, Dr.
Preston R. Gledhill wrote an adaptation which he
directed and produced February 6 through 9. The
play tells of Everyman who has dedicated his life to
pleasure and wealth. In a visit from Death, Every-
man is informed that his Maker is to require an ex-
planation of all his deeds. He is granted a final jour-
ney through life in which family, friends, and Mam-
mon (money) fail him. When his weak Good Deeds
and Faith continue to follow and plead his cause at
the Judgment, Everyman is humbled. His humility
strengthens him and he rises triumphant. Unusual
settings designed by Dr. Hansen, modern dance rou-
tines by Orchesis, and a large group of choir boys
added to the effectiveness of the play. Fifteenth cen-
tury music was supervised by Clawson Cannon. A
cast of fifty was featured in this dramatic morality
play.
MEMBERS OF THE CAST
Everyman Dean McMahon
Damsel K^Y McMahon
The Lord Ly"" McKinlay
Qgath Lawrence McAllister
Fellow Wayne W. Thomas
Debtor George Held
Mammon David Longhney
Good Deeds Kay Broadbent
Paijjj Bonnidean Petty
Devil Alyric Ray
Tall Cousin Derald Mitchell
Short Cousin ^o" Le^
Poor Neighbor Paul Montgomery
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Ondlne
Dr. Lael J. Woodbury directed winter quarter's
first play which was presented January 16 to
19. Ondine, written by Jean Giradoux, is a
fantasy of a sea nymph who became mortal to
marry a king's man whom she loved dearly.
Confused by the court's manners and intrigues,
Ondine is forsaken by her lover, and she, true to
a promise made, returns to her home in the sea.
This farewell scene, the climax of the play, is
one of the most haunting in literature. Magic,
illusions, sudden appearances and vanishings,
coupled with a temperamental water fountain
and elusive spirits brought many surprises.
These difficult technical accomplishments were
directed by Robert E. Struthers and George Tan-
ner. Dorothy Whittaker and Nathan Smith pro-
vided effective and realistic costumes. Here was
a play that will stay long in our memories.
MEMBERS OF THE CAST
Ondine Helen Keith
Ritter Hans Ron Olauson
Anguste Brad Powell
Eugenie Dorothy Whittaker
Old One Chet Harris
Lord Chamberlain Carl Markworth
Bertha Lorna Hart
Bertram Blair Armstrong
The King James Fife
First Judge Makee Blaisdell
Second Judge Will Erekson
ONDINE, blessed with a forgetfulness of the past by
the ruler of the sea, leaves her lover, Ron Olauson, in
the sleep of death and returns to her home in the sea
(right). Returning to court Ritter Hans meets his for-
mer sweetheart, Lorna Hart. Rebuffed by her, he takes
her hand too tightly and kills the bird she is holding
gently (bottom).
BRAD POWElXi, portraying a well-to-do drunk, condemns sober men for world problems while Mary Ann Nelson lives in world of past.
JOE KJKK dbcnsses with Lizzie condition of Mr. Hilary.
Angel in a Pawnshop
Angel in the Pawnshop was the first production of Spring
Quarter and was directed by Dr. Lael J. Woodbury. This
lively comedy, produced March 20 through 23, expressed
the spirit of the season and those who saw it will not easily
forget its delightful story. An especially interesting feature
was the authentic pawnshop interior which provided the
background. Hilary, the tired owner of the pawnshop, is
suffering with a bad heart and a case of cynicism. Lizzie
appears and changes his second-hand-attitude. Together
they work against the schemes of a drunk, a modern medi-
cine man and a clarinet player who would take advantage
of the old man. The climax comes when Hilary kills Dan-
ny O'Keefe, a murderer, who, having once been married
to Lizzie, seeks to take her back.
MEMBERS OF THE CAST
Hilary Carl G. Markworth
Lizzie Shaw Mary Ann Nelson
Danny O'Keefe Roger L. Bown
Timothy Spangle Gary L. Stewart
Joe Joe Kirk
Duke Jones Ronald Matson
Drunk Brad Powell
Young Man Richard A. Walsh
Tom Charles Whitman
Priscilla Nash Bonnidean Petty
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MARTHA ADAMS as Lizzie listens to the dream-filled conversation of Starbuck played by Chet Harris and receives a renewed hope.
The Rainmaker
The Rainmaker, a play by N. Richard Nash, was a high-
light of the dramatic season. This three-act comedy was
presented April 10 through 13 and was directed by Dr.
Preston Gledhill. Staged with the use of movable scen-
ery, this play told the story of a mid-western family
which was being torn between two problems — the
drought and catching a husband for Lizzie, the unmar-
ried daughter. A high-talking rain wizard brings hope
for the rain in return for one nundred dollars. Although
the rainmaker turns out to be a swindler, through his
homespun philosophies, he brings Lizzie to her senses,
and she resolves to catch a husband. Starbuck, the wiz-
ard, thinks it might be he, but when he carries his fan-
tasy into reality, Lizzie turns to the sheriff's deput3^
As the swindler is allowed to escape, a thunderstorm
breaks and everyone seems happy as the curtain drops
amid lightning and thunder.
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H. C. Curry J. Richard Franks
Noah Curry Howard V. Weight
Jim Curry Rex W. Estes
Lizzie Curry Martha C. Adams
File H. Kay Moon
Sheriff Neil A. Park
Bill Starbuck Chet W. Harris
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An innovation in Brigham Young University Theatre
was the presentation of Arena Tlieatre or Theatre in
the Round. The first experimental play in this area
was Male Animal by James Thurber. Dr. Preston
Gledhill directed the play which was produced during
Fall Quarter. A comedy of campus life, it is the story
of a professor who is confronted with problems when
an ex-football hero comes back and flirts with his wife.
In order to save his marriage, the professor fights for
his rights. Whether he loses or wins is a matter for
the audience to saj-.
JED RICHARDSON, Paul An-
derson and Claudia Woolston
work together to get Chet
Harris on sofa after his tus-
sle with his wife's ex-boy-
friend.
Tommy Turner Chet Harris
Ellen Turner Claudia Woolston
Patricia Stanley Judy Nelson
Wally Myers Paul Anderson
Dean Frederick Damon M. W. Smith
Michael Barnes Ronald Minson
Joe Ferguson Jed Richardson
Mrs. Blanche Damon Josephine Meyer
Ed Keller R. Max Rogers
Myrtle Keller Carol Wayman
LEONARD RICE as Socrates points accus-
ing finger at Joe Kirk in experimental play.
Barefoot in Athens
A portrayal of the great philosopher of Athens was
depicted by Dr. Leonard Rice in the part of Socrates in
the Arena Theatre play, "Barefoot in Athens." This
play by Maxwell Anderson was presented January 22
through 26. The play told the story of the seige of
Athens by the Spartans and of Socrates' refusal'to sub-
mit to their somewhat Communistic ideas. Sparked
with himior and wit throughout, the play ended with
the death of the great champion of democracy. The
play was directed by Professor Winnifred Bowers of
the speech department.
MEMBERS OF THE CAST
Socrates Leonard Rice
Xantippe Arminta Mathews
Lamprocles Rick Johnson
Lysis William Southwell
Phoenix Michael Rice
Crito C. Paul Anderson
Phaedo Charles Nackos
Meletos Ned Hoopes
Lycon Joe Kirk
Magistrate Thorn Macauley
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IN GYPSY CAFE garden, Lila Johnson as Carmen flirts with Don Jose and tries to get him to come with her and her people to the hills.
Winter Quarter proved a musical season as the Opera
Workshop presented Georges Bizet's opera, "Carmen."
Double casting of the production provided more students
with the opportunity to participate. Don Earl conducted
and was assisted by Brandt Curtis. The Theatre Orches-
tra performed the musical score for this tale of love and
revenge which was first presented in Paris in 1875.
MEMBERS OF THE CAST
Don Jose Reed Miner, Sam Thompson
Escamiilo .John Marlow, Howard Putnam
Carmen Ina Lou Elison, Lila Johnson
Micaela Nannettc Owens, Nancy Irvin
Morales Noel Twitchell
Frasquita Joie Falslev
Mercedes Frances McKay, Evelyn Murray
El Dancairo Norman Gibbons, Jay Hyer
El Remendado James Rawlings
FORTUNE TELLING in the cards foretells of the death of
Carmen because of her infidelity to Don Jose in favor of
Escamiilo.
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SECOND ROW: Carma Ricks, Nannette Owens, Carol Part-
ridge. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Christensen, Kay Stone, Gloria
Weight, Sharron Benson. FOURTH ROW: JoAnne Ottley,
Carol Busselburg, Nedra Whitney, Sarah Digerness, Evelyn
Murray. BACK ROW: Louise Johnson, Elaine Allen, Carol
Lamb, Lynne Bloomfield, Donna Glazier.
FRONT ROW: Virgil Camp, Ramon Kohler, Wayne Keith.
SECOND ROW: Howard Putnam, Roger Miller, George Rey-
nolds. THIRD ROW: Anthony Earl, Bob Stevens, Clayne
Robison, Merlin Sorenson. BACK ROW: Burton Winters,
Ray Andrus, Ted Johnson, James May, Ron Wilcox.
a Cappella Choir
The A Cappella Choir was organized by Newell Weight
and is now going into its eighth year on the BYU cam-
pus. The choir has been directed during this entire time
by Mr. Weight. After this year, he is taking a leave of
absence from the University to work on his Ph.D. The
choir is an exclusive one and contains some of the best
voices on the campus. Each student who sings with the
choir is auditioned personally, and chosen, if his voice
is both choir and solo material. This
year, the activities of the choir in-
cluded a three-day tour of the high
schools in Ogden, Brigham, and
Logan. At that time, the students of
six different schools were permitted
to hear the presentations. Two eve-
ning concerts were also given. The
choir participated in the annual
Christmas program sponsored joint-
Director Newell Weight
FRONT ROW: Carol Johnson, Cherie Bell, Carol Dawn Lee.
SECOND ROW: Barbara Dunn, Sylvia Tyler, Marilyn Luke.
THIRD ROW: Karen Richards, Nannette Bybee, Joan Wors-
ley, Karen Zander. FOURTH ROW: Pat Blanchard, Beverly
Pincock, Helen Waltzer, Linda Weight. BACK ROW: Nancy
Folsom, Peggy Haller, Nadda Smith, LaRae Carter, Diana
Hunt.
FRONT ROW: Sherman Gibbs, Ron Lee, Jerry Ottley.
SECOND ROW: Doug Gibbs, Robert Echols, Kay Hensey.
THIRD ROW: Milton Larsen, Eddy Krieger, Russ Crockett,
John Doman. BACK ROW: Winston Christensen, Ron Car-
ter, John Herbst, Don Crandall.
ly by the music organizations on campus. This included
all the choral groups and the BYU Sj-mphony Orches-
tra. The annual Winter Quarter party was a great suc-
cess, and the members of the choir had a very good time.
It was held in the Wymount Chapel on February 20.
In March, the A Cappella had the privilege of recording
the choral part for the Hill Cumorah pageant to be held
this summer in New York (Palmyra). Their spring
tour took them for a week to Los Angeles where they
presented concerts to many audiences. They were also
privileged to go through the Temple while there. One of
the favorite audiences of the choir is the one at BYU.
This is because of their wdlling and hearty reception.
This year it was presented May 2 in the Joseph Smith
Auditorium. A succeeding concert was given in the new
high school in Orem on May 3. As usual, one of the
highlights of the year was the annual banquet where
awards and entertainment were given freely.
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BLACK AND WHITE characterized the Choir as they gathered in symmetrical pattern for concert performances.
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FRONT ROW: Luan Stevens, Patricia Pugmire, Janice
Bailey. BACK ROW: Jacqueline Du Bois, Lila Johnson, Judy
Grover.
FRONT ROW: Grant Hood, Sam Thompson. BACK ROW:
Phillip Cardon, Jim Rawlings, Jerome Wilden.
FRONT ROW: Audrey H. Gunter, Sharon Reneer, Phyllis
N. Sorensen, Ina Lou Elison. BACK ROW: Marcia Black,
Carol Halliday, Sharon Bramwell, Marilyn Stanley.
FRONT ROW: Bruce Cameron, Paul Montgomery, Kurt
Weinzinger, Roger Traasdahl. BACK ROW: Dean McMahon,
Richard Robison, Karl Bodon, Glen Van Wagenoo.
Madrigal Singers
The Madrigal Singers were organized in 1952 by Dr.
John R. Halliday. Men or women chosen for the chorus
were auditioned and then carefully selected from those
who were heard. Almost every singer in the group is a
soloist in his or her o\mi right. Almost every member of
the group is taking voice training from one of the voice
teachers on campus. Several
members have given full eve-
ning Senior or Graduate re-
citals, which are a requirement
of those taking voice lessons.
Many of the members have also
taken leads in the operas pro-
duced by the Brigham Young
University Music Department.
During the last five seasons, the
Madrigal Singers have toured
some twenty-five thousand
miles.
Director John Halliday
These tours have taken them to many parts of the
United States, and as the group traveled, their popu-
larity has also traveled. Over four hundred pieces of
music have been learned by the group for their various
performances since the unit was organized. They are
able to sing songs in six different languages. During the
year, they have made three commercial recordings. The
first was a Christmas album, the second, a religious,
and the third, a patriotic theme was followed. On No-
vember 28, 29, 30, the high school students of Sanpete
County were given concerts by the group as they toured
this part of the state. On March 15 they took a tour to
Denver and Grand Junction, Colorado, Lander and Riv-
erton, Wyoming, and Casper, Rock Springs, and Afton,
Wyoming. They have made numerous appearances in
devotional assemblies, church-wide conferences, and
stake conferences. At least four of the members of the
group had parts in the opera, "Carmen."
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19TH CE:NTURY setting provides background for the works sung by this group. Excellent arrangement adds to interest and beauty.
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Opera Vlforkshop Chorus
The purpose of the Opera Workshop is to provide oper-
atic experiences to the students at BYU. This not only
means ^ving them training in the musical parts, but
also traming students to handle all technical require-
ments inherent in operatic production including acting
and stage presence. In order to give students an under-
standing of different styles of opera from different
countries and different times a great variety of music
was presented this year. The major production for the
year was the grand opera "Carmen ' by Bizet, which
was presented February 20-23 in the Joseph Smith
Auditorium. Several light operas and opera excerpts
were presented throughout the year. These included
"Gianni Schicchi" and "Brigadoon." In the last 11
years of the Chorus' existence over 25 operas have
been produced. These include: "Carmen," "Faust,"
"The Marriage of Figaro," "La Boheme," "Cavaleria
Rusticana," "Pagliacci," "La Traviata," "Lakme,"
"Rigoletto," and many others. All major operatic pro-
ductions are produced with complete orchestra. The
Chorus has its own theater orchestra which was organ-
ized exclusively for its use. A double cast arrangement
is used in all productions; in this way a greater niun-
ber of students are given experience. Each cast sings on
alternate nights. Besides the orchestra, all the scenery
for the productions is constructed by the department
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Renee Bingham, Marian Ashby, VaLoy Washburn. CENTER,
FRONT ROW: Reed Miner, Noel Twitchell, Dean Smith,
Don Clark, Blaine Palmer, Jay Hyer, John Marlowe, Nilo
Atkinson. SECOND ROW: Evan Bean, James Duggan.
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Lila La Var, Dolores Drechsel, Coleen Ball, Dorothy Brown,
SECOND ROW: Sonja Brenner, Nancy Irvin, Patricia Bing-
ham, Joy Falslev, Marlene Taylor, Loretta Atkisson, Pat
Remington. BACK ROW Francis McKay.
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which in addition designs and makes all of the cos-
tumes. The Opera Workshop this year consists of sixty-
five members. These members come from fifteen dif-
ferent states in the United States and from two other
foreign countries, England and Canada. Admission to
the class is given only after each student undergoes a
special audition to determine whether he or she pos-
sesses the necessary vocal and dramatic ability to do
the work planned for the class. Each fall and spring,
the class makes a concert tour in order to provide
music basically operatic to the general public. This
year the spring tour went to the San Francisco, Cali-
fornia area. Concerts were given in Ely, Nev., Gridley,
Calif., Napa Calif., Oakland, CaUf., San Francisco,
Cahf., Sacramento, Calif., and Stockton, Calif. The
tovir lasted nine day from April 13 to April 20. Of-
ficers for the year were: Evan Bean, president; Bar-
bara Neeley, vice-president; Shirley Worley, secre-
tary-treasurer; Velma Jackson, historian; Lois Telford,
social chairman; Beverly Whitford, publicity chair-
man.
DR. DON EARL, conductor of the
Opera Workshop, received his
doctorate degree from Indiana
University. During the Second
World War, Dr. Earl served as a
Naval Aviator in the United
States Navy. A man of untiring
energy, he was recently selected
to serve on two national opera
boards. The demands on his time
have been so great that last year
the late arrival of his son (all
have been boys so far) found him
in Canada conducting a concert
tour.
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FRONT ROW: Barbara Allen, Bonnie Reeves, Beverly Whit-
ford, Mary Lou Gardner, Dee Wright, Mary Anne Hunter.
SECOND ROW: Barbara Neeley, Sharon Fritz, Elizabeth
Rogers, Pricilla Pulliam, Velma Jackson. BACK ROW: Ellen
Bonelli, Lois Telford, Mary Keck, Naomi Christensen, Mar-
jorie Davenport, Cherie Poyfair, Karen Anderson.
SECOND ROW: Marvin Wrigley, Leroy Heaton, Lloyd Eld-
redge, Dave Wilkinson, Marvin Jenkins, Gene Coates. BACK
ROW: Fancher Murray, Milton Lunt, Wendell Ward, Roger
Ralphs, Daniel Bucknam, Norman Oliphant, Blair Arm-
strong, Tony Bentley, Jim Petersen.
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FRONT ROW: Don Gottfredson, Lywn Belnap, Tom Dunford,
Robert Clark. BACK ROW: Darrell Hadley, Reginald Coltaz,
Winslow, Christensen, Jay Weenlg, Kenyon Donaldson.
FRONT ROW: Keith Cooper, Roger Lewis, John Moody, George
Hewitt. BACK ROW: Lyle Cooper, Ronald Bottema, Paul Crum,
Caldis Watson, Dick McFarland.
FRONT ROW: Charles Porter, Lewis Hooker, Gary Erickson,
Charles Tracy. BACK ROW: Bob Lewis, Rodney Zabriskie, Ted
Rittenauer, Ray Hansen, Makee Blaisdell.
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James Piper, Gary Singleton, Bob Ferrell.
Male Chorus
The University Male Chorus was organized in 1955 by
Norman Gulbrandsen. Since this time, Mr. Gulbrand-
sen has spent three very enjoyable years working with
and training the organization. The fellows, because they
like Mr. Gulbrandsen as well as enjoying to sing, do a
commendable job and have made quite a name for
themselves on campus and in various parts of the
United States where they have taken extended tours.
The chorus has won much ap-
proval and had great success dur-
ing its performances throughout
the year. At Christmas time, they
presented a Christmas assembly
program. They were also able to
participate in a state-wide tele-
vision broadcast. They also sang in
a Student Program Bureau assem-
bly. Their interpretations and
Director Norman touch have a definiteness which
Gulbrandsen is enjoyed by the studentbody and
faculty. Other exciting things have happened in this
past year, too. One of the best, was a ten-day tour
throughout Utah, New Mexico and Arizona. New places
and new faces heard and saw the Male Chorus perform.
Another trip was taken to Idaho, and various stops were
made on the way to exhibit their talents. In keeping
with the tradition of former years, the Male Chorus
joined with the other music groups of BYU to sing at
the Annual Conference of the Church in Salt Lake City.
They provided the music for two sessions. They per-
formed with the same group again at Baccalaureate
and Graduation services for the seniors. Their last per-
formance as a unit for the year was their Spring Con-
cert. The Male and Women's Choruses sang songs of
spring, praise, and love. The two choruses were accom-
panied by the Brigham Young S3Tnphony Orchestra
which was directed by Lawrence Sardoni. This concert
was very well attended.
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pensive moods characterized
the Male Chorus as they wait-
ed lor their cue in the Christ-
mas TV show. The chorus
joined other musical organiza-
tions on campus to present the
outstanding program.
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FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Nielson, Jan Hyer, Roberta
Wilkins, Jill Clarke. SECOND Row: Kathryn Maughan,
Janet Miner, Dixie Barker. Janet Kane. TfflRD ROW:
Carmen Carson, Luene Klienman, Cerita Moore, Bar-
bara Niles. BACK ROW: Shirley Miller, Baunie Fran-
com, Clo Ann Mason, Donna House, Joan Jesson.
FRONT ROW: Shirley Ann Reid, Joyce Gardner, Bev-
erly Devey. Pat Babbel. SECOND ROW: Ela Dee
Thornley, Joyce Moroni, Karen Rowberry, Teddy Roh-
bock. THIRD ROW: Sharon Thornley, Donna Redd,
Marilyn Stanley, Elaine Sabin. BACK ROW: Aria
Clegg, Gloria Anderson, DeLores Thompson, Cheryl
Armstrong.
FRONT ROW: Chyleen Bacon, Virginnia Jones, Marian Wilcox,
GilBerta Fjelsted. SECOND ROW: Nanette Hinckley, Shirley
Starley, Verda Kemper, Norma Blake. THIRD ROW: Sandra
Forsyth, Carolyn Whittaker, Marlene Corak, Janyce Sharp,
BACK ROW: Clare Schroeter, Barbara Ellsworth, Marjene Pet-
erson, Eldene Jensen, Doreen Kurr.
FRONT ROW: Arleen Mulhern, Ruth Stanfield, Diane Steven-
son, Rhodie Slade. SECOND ROW: Karen Cullimore, Margaret
Kohler, Karla Rees, Ada Ruth Jones. THIRD ROW: Shirley
Starley, Marilyn Cunningham, Eldene Smith, Anne Udy. BACK
ROW: Susanne Palmer, Martha Lamoreaux, Gail Walker, Zelda
Lee.
IMfomen's Chorui
Under the direction of their conductor, Norman Gul-
brandsen, the Women's Chorus was organized in
1953. Since this time, it has been under his direction,
and has thrilled audiences in many high school and
public concerts in many of the western states. The
girls for the chorus are carefully auditioned and cho-
sen for their ability to sing harmoniously in an all-
women's group. The purpose of the organization is to
perform well the music which has
been written especially for such
groups. This year the group sang
with the Male Chorus and Brig-
ham Young University Symphony
Orchestra in a final spring concert.
Songs of spring, praise, and love
were the songs which made up the
evening's entertainment for the
BYU studentbody and for the gen-
eral public. This group also per-
Director Norman Gulbrandsen
formed at the Sunday School General Conference and
joined with the other musical organizations in the
Choral Union to sing in April Conference. They per-
formed such nimibers as "I Know That My Redeem-
er Lives" and "Joseph Smith's First Prayer," both
arranged by Crawford Gates. One of the highlights
in the musical year for the Women's Chorus was the
invitation to sing wdth the A Cappella Choir for the
recordings to be used in the Hill Cumorah Pageant.
This is the first year that such an undertaking will
have been taken by the BYU choruses. Music for this
pageant was especially written and arranged by
Crawford W. Gates of the Brigham Young Univer-
sity music faculty. The accompaniment for the re-
cordings is furnished by the University of Utah Sym-
phony Orchestra. For this one production, the chor-
uses and orchestra are being directed by Dr. Craw-
ford W. Gates, composer and arranger.
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HAPPY MILES AHEAD when the chorus goes on tour. Participants are director. Gulbrandsen (left), and members of the choruses.
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FRONT ROW: Mary Packard, Barbara Christison, Annette Mitton, Glenys Neal, Karen Randall, Tbelma Black, Katherine Cal-
lister, Peggy Roland, Shirley Gray, Dianne Gilchrist. SECOND ROW: Brita Anderson, Margo Barling, Lila Carpenter, Leah Mae
Averett, Chyrl Merrell, Janice Stettler, Gale Dame, Kelly Ann Hughes, Helen Mackay, Dolores Ann Bock, Sharon Higbee, Donna
Pedersen. THIRD ROW: Reta Payne, Karen Dixon, Eileen Craythorn, Daleene Tueller, Kathleen Crook, Marlenne Clark, Karen
Larsen, Diana Martin, Georgia Evans, Edith E. Dicks, Dorothy Lewis, Josephine Meyer, Shirley Smith, Diane Henry. BACK
ROW: Darlene Stuehser, Marjorie Jo Whiting, Mary Lou Scoresby, Joyce Wiltbank, Marlene Monson, Vemalie Mills, Marilyn
Wood, Dorothy Rockwood, Carol Bell, Glenna Gay Lewis, Margaret Grange, Margaret Hansen, Sally Murdock.
FRONT ROW: Sally Christiansen, Carol Mackay, Gale Gibbs, Joyce Morgan, Bemice Murray, Janice Lowry, Diane Clements,
Alice Neal, Jimme Ruth Burnette, Lynne Anderson, Dorothy Pierce, Coleen Hutchison, Ada Barlow, Lois Blomquist, Vartan
Spencer. SECOND ROW: Delma Grigg, Peggy Seeley, Kathryn Stephenson, Charlene Brague, Johanna Baker, Annette Taysom,
LaDonna Frederick, Helen Smytbe, Norma Draughn, Lorelle Yorgason, Carol Croft, Miriam Furr, Sandra Bradshaw, Nannette
Hyde, Wanda Collet. THIRD ROW: Janice Kapp, Judi Sylvester, Vernadeen Jack, Ann Parkinson, Jean Vincent, Martha Pratt,
Arlene Stubbs, Mary McKay, Norine Hawkins, Diana Creer, Beverly Moultrie, Marsha Hoyt, Vanja Yorgason, Ilene Hunter,
Katbyleen Ray, Carole Christensen. BACK ROW: Joan Marsh, Edna Gerth, Karen Nicol, Geraldine Vavages, Roberta Hinze, Doris
Larson, Ramona Pratt, Carmen Pratt, Frankie Taylor, Lynne Latimer, Reneta Gushing, Donna Goss, Elaine Michaelis, Nancy
Kelly, Eleanor Peterson, Arva Johnson, Sharon Parsons.
University Clioraie
The University Chorale, formerly known as Univer-
sity Chorus, is primarily for those who enjoy singing.
It is open to anyone who wishes to join without audi-
tion. Many students have begun with the University
Chorale and have then worked up to one of the more
exclusive groups. Like all other choral groups, the Uni-
versity Chorale met each Tuesday and Thursday for
two hours with the Choral Union. The University
Chorale performed both alone and in combination wdth
other nausic groups. They sang in a Devotional Assem-
bly once each quarter as well as participating in a
Brigham Young University Stake Conference. This
Stake Conference was held Winter Quarter. Along
with the other choral units on campus, the University
with the other choral tmits on campus, the University
Chorale sang at the General Conference of the Church
held the 5, 6, 7 of April in Salt Lake City. Some of
the songs performed were, "How Lovely is Thy Dwell-
ing," "I Know That My Redeemer Lives," and "Jo-
seph Smith's First Prayer." These were arranged by
Crawford Gates, who was director of this chorus last
year. The major work simg by the Chorale this year,
and performed May 16 in cooperation with the other
members of the Chorale Union, was the Mass in B
Minor by Johann Sebastian Bach. Other works pre-
sented by the organization were, "Peaceable Kingdom"
by Thompson, and "Psalm 86" by Hoist. The chorus
held several social events during the year to help the
members become better acquainted with each other.
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FRONT ROW: Dean May, David Koralewski, WilUam Lund, Brent K. Trossy, Vernon Fehlberg, Robert E. Williams, Blain Mor-
gan, Charles Carlston, Wendell Walker, Stephen H. Anderson, Bryce Nielsen. SECOND ROW: Don F. Bahr, Robert L. Johansen,
Ramon Squires, Dick Whiting, Beulah Barney, Mary Howlett, Karen Christensen, Adele Neilsen, Judy Jones, K'Lynn Paul, Val
Greenwood, Verl Doman. THIRD ROW: Robert B. Harmon, Ferrin James Rex, Stan Jackson, Curtis E. Clark, Edward Miner,
Gordon A. Woolf, Gam Lewis, Vernnon W. Mattson Jr., Carl Hoffman, Tony Beckstead, Merril Olson, Jerry Malloy. BACK ROW:
Arlan Winterton, David K. Flake, Stan Simson, Charles R. Radely, Sidney Ro. Atkin, Mark W. Jarvis, Glenn AUman, Jimmy
Speas, Richard Ray Tebbs, J. Wayne Fagg, Richard Allen, Richard Farnsworth, Reid May.
FRONT ROW: Marjorie Wyss, Eileen L. Wyss, Jean Crow, Dora Mae Chaplin, Joyce McCullough, Beverly Morrison, Natalie
Wickes, Barbara Whitaker, Margaret Tedrick, Ladonna Lee, Ellen Rollins, Mary Ruth Winkler, Carol Epperson, Cheryl McAllis-
ter, Anna Joy Woffinden. SECOND ROW: Lorna Adamson, Dorothy Norten, Cecil Henderson, Joneen Johnson, Marie Kearl,
Marie Holyoak, Margaret Morrey, Elaine Nelson, Yvonne Spell, Marilyn Peterson, Joyce Martin, Elaine Storrs, Carol Lyn Dial,
Ruth Huffaker. THIRD ROW: Joey Hollingshead, Louise Judd, Meredith Wright, Judy Strong, Grace Nelson, Carol Jean Gibson,
Clara Goates, Janice Lewis, Gwen Galloway, Shirley Cook, Janice Christensen, Carol James, Florence Christie, Lila Jean Carter,
Kathy Matson. BACK ROW: Phyllis Campbell, Jeri Lee Lillebo, Julie Paschal, Sandra Jolley, LaRee Piper, Beverly Wankier,
Sherry Acord, Vera Ann Murphy, Amanda Jean Whetten, Carol Brown, Florine Bremer, Evanell Wade, Coleen McCue, Madge
Brady, Lee Ann Bird, Lillie Lola Alder.
members become better acquainted with each other.
Dming Fall Quarter, a dancing party was held. The
members who came enjoyed themselves very much.
Winter Quarter brought a roller-skating party and
Spring Quarter saw the Chorale off to the canyon for
a party. The offices of the Chorale saw a change in
the middle of the year. Ted Baer and Steve Anderson
were president and vice-president, respectively, with
Dal Tueller as secretary, and Karen Dixon and Bryce
Nielson as social chairmen. At the beginning of Spring
Quarter, Steve was put in as president and the office
of vice-president was left vacant for the rest of the
year.
Ralph Woodward directed the
largest musical organization on
the campus. This organization
is open to all students without
audition. They also sing with
Choral Union.
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BRASS. FRONT ROW: Delma Grigg, Noel Twitchell, Lamar
Twitchell. SECOND ROW: Janice Kapp, Adele Haynie, Irene
Webb, K-Lynn Paul. BACK ROW: Russell Fadely, Dick Long,
John Hanson, Scott Schwab, Leon Badham, Orion Wood.
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CLARINETS. FRONT ROW: Thomas Hopkins, Sherman
Hawkins, Marie Holyoak, Frosty Duerden, Bill Washburn,
Jack Rushton. SECOND ROW: Marvin Jenkins, Bill Mathis,
Claudia Stapley, Dorothy Davis, Bessie Hale, Myma Lunt.
BACK ROW: Creig McArthur, Paul Day, Hayden Peck, Owen
Bae, Benny Knudsen, Don Da Grade.
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The Concert Band consists of a group of musicians who
have been carefully auditioned, found outstanding in
the instrumental area, and thus are chosen to play with
the band. Under the direction of Ralph Laycock for the
past four years, the band has performed in assemblies
and musical programs and brought atmosphere and tal-
ent whenever they were heard. This year they were
fortunate to take two tours. The first one was a three-
day trip to southern Utah and was taken in the Fall
Quarter. The second tour, taken in the spring, took
them into Oregon. They enjoyed themselves both times.
They found that there is joy in
I ^ja^^^k playing for appreciative audiences.
In December, they presented a
program in the Smith Auditorium.
Dunng the year, they have re-
corded the music sent to the high
^^— — schools on a suggested band list.
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^^^^ ^^B graduate, Frederick Clark. Several
^^^^ iH parties were held by the group
Director Ralph Laycock during the year.
BYU CONCERT BAND participated in assembly and lyceum pro-
grams under the capable direction of Ralph Laycock (above).
Brass sections of band warm up before Christmas concert. Mel-
low sounds of French horns add their note to the complete
concert.
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ans, Alice Advalson, Sylvia Shumway, Roxanna Day, Loretta
Derr. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Ovard, Marilyn McMeen,
Mary Ellen Cornwall, Jeanne Millar, Pat Brighton, Dick Terry.
BACK ROW: Terry Moyer, Bob Candland, Jim Layton, Mike
Weeks, Mike Kirkham, Henry Todd.
TRUMPETS AND HORNS. FRONT ROW: Janet Anderson,
Doima Hamilton, Joyce Stephenson, Anson Scroggs, Nancy
Deputy. SECOND ROW: Antoinette Hatch, Grant Miller, Jim
Nielsen, Larry Bastian, John Anderson. BACK ROW: Kaye
Burgon, Floyd Murphy, Leroy Harris, Stan Taylor, Leroy
Gibbons.
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VIOLINS, FRONT ROW: Patricia Henrie, Robert Crist, Mollie
Merrill, JoAnn Long. SECOND ROW: Merrill Johnson, Bar-
bara Berry, Mary Allen, Susan Baker, Eugene Jensen, Rose-
marie Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Eugene Field, Cleone Hurren,
Ila Christenson, Jeannette Hunt, Donna House, Barbara
Nelson, Norma Eberhart. BACK ROW: Carita Stroble, Linda
Lou Smith, Anna Marie Salerno, Marva Larsen, McKinney
Cartin, Milo Moody, Heber Dunn, Alden Crosby, K-Lynn
Paul
WOODWINDS, FRONT ROW: Mary Ellen Cornwall, Joyce
Baxter, David Bailey, Roxanna Day. BACK ROW: Roland
Washburn, William Mathis, Douglas Gottfredson, LaVaun
Merrill.
VIOLAS, CELLOS, AND BASSES, FRONT ROW: Laurel Dec-
ker, Lee Ann Vanderford, Prof. Quentin Nordgren. SECOND
ROW: Prof. Harold Laycock, Arlo Luke, Jeannie Decker,
Marilyn Myrup. THIRD ROW: Mary Alice Monson, Todd
Britsch, Barbara Jo Allen, Mary Decker. FOURTH ROW:
David Wimmer, Dianne Whiffen, Salene Sandberg, June
Dahle, Jan Summerhays. BACK ROW: Mitzi Towle, Berta
Jo Eichelberger, Bryce LeBaron, John Beardall, Irene Webb.
BRASS AND PERCUSSION, FRONT ROW: Laurie Blomquist,
Kaye Buryon, Janet Anderson, James Nielson, Leroy Gib-
fons. SECOND ROW: Larry Bastian, Prof. Richard Ballou,
Floyd Murphy, Richard Long, Leon Badham, Earl Holt.
BACK ROW: Lamar Twitchell, Dee Woods, Naomi Christen-
Sympliony Orchestra
Because of its outstanding performances in almost
every important music center in the west, the Brig-
ham Young University Symphony Orchestra has be-
come known as one of the great symphony orchestras
among American colleges. The orchestra is well-per-
fected in its musiciansmp. The orchestra is conducted
by Lawrence Sardoni who is also a master musician.
In addition to giving regular concerts in and around
Provo and Salt Lake areas, the orchestra has been
heard periodically on radio and television. The A Cap-
pella Choir — Symphony Orchestra assembly, which
is presented annually, is one of the outstanding mu-
sical presentations during the year. This year they
performed a special number composed by Dr. Craw-
ford Gates, "My Luve is Like a Red, Red Rose."
Each Spring Quarter, the orchestra joins with the
other organizations (choral) in presenting some of
the great masterpieces of the music world. This year
the concert featured the Mass in B Minor by Bach.
Through the performance of such works, the out-
standing instrumental soloists of the University are
provided wdth the opportunity to obtain the hard-to-
get experience of appearing as a soloist wdth orches-
tral accompaniment. The symphony orchestra also
performs the function of presenting to the public,
new compositions which come from the hand of
many well known contemporaries.
This year such musical pieces in-
cluded compositions by such Lat-
ter-day Saint composers as Rowan
Taylor, graduate student of BYU;
Leroy Robertson, head of the Uni-
versity of Utah's music depart-
ment; John Phillip Dalby, faculty
at Utah State; and Dr. Crawford
Gates, faculty of Brigham Young
University. Director Lawrence Sardoni
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JACOB LATEINER, noted JULUN OLEVSKY, lyceum CLARAMAE TURNER made
pianist, perform ed on performer, made his debut third appearance in Provo.
March'?. While yet a stu- «* ^^^ ^Be of ten in she sang German, Italian,
dent he performed with Germany. English songs.
Boston Symphony.
CESARE VALLETTI, tenor, ALEXANDER SCHREINER,
appeared in concert on Jan- famed Tabernacle organist,
uary 21. He is on his third presented works of his
concert tour. former teacher.
NORWEGIAN BOYS' CHOIR appeared January
18. The choir was directed by Ragnvald Bjame
and has given over two thousand concerts.
The BERLIN PHILHARMONIC was presented in concert on Novem-
ber 8 and was one of the highlights of the lyceum season. Herbert
Von Karajan showed great versatility in his interpretation and
expression.
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Lyceums
The highlights of the "lyceum year" were no doubt the
two symphony orchestras which favored our campus.
The first one, the Berlin Philharmonic, played to a ca-
pacity crowd on November 8. Directed by the versatile
Herber von Karajon, they performed a varied program
of symphony, overtures, and novelty pieces. A com-
parable treat, musically, was enjoyed when the famous
Eugene Ormandy conducted tne Philadelphia SjTn-
phony on May 13. The entire musical repertoire was
represented in the many programs given by various
groups during the year. Modem and popular songs were
sung by the Norwegian Boys' Choir; Chopin and Bee-
thoven were presented by the orchestras; and Bach and
Brahms were played in organ concert and sung by Uni-
versity choral groups. Every taste in music was satisfied,
and help was given to aid the audiences to enjoy all
t3T)es of music. Instrumental and vocal concerts were
presented on a smaller scale by such world known
masters as Cesare Valletti, lyric tenor; Claramae Turn-
er, contralto; Julian Olevsky, violinist; and Alexander
Schreiner, master of the organ. The lyceum program
at Brigham Young University permits the students to
become acquainted with great artists and to enjoy the
experience of good music. The programs presented in-
cluded works from such operas as 'T)ie Meistersinger,"
"Carmen," and "II Trovatore." Masters of the sym-
phony— Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart, Mendelssohn —
were also. represented. Some contemporary works were
given, but mostly the old masters were performed. Sev-
eral of the artists were return-
ing for the third and fourth
time. For others, it was a first
experience. Many of the per-
formers were not only presented
in public concert in the eve-
ning, but were also given an
opportunity to display talents in
Student Assemblies. One such
?"Oup were the Roman sisters,
hey play the piano and are
favorites with BYU audiences.
Director Herald R. Clark
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Art Department
The Art Department at the University is not only the
means by which interested students are trained in
painting, sculpturing, design, etc., but is also the
guardian of many displays on campus which serve to
educate everyone, even the layman, as pertaining to
the fine arts. In the building known as the Education
Building, and located on lower campus, are displayed
exhibits of realistic and abstract painting, designs, and
sculpture. Open for the perusal of every student, these
displays represent many valuable collections. Peri-
odically, these exhibits are changed, and thus, a pro-
gressive educational system in the arts is provided.
Along with these practical displays, the department
offers general courses in appreciation to aid students
in understanding some of the works of great artists.
Also, a student may take rudimentary courses in
drawing, painting, sculpturing, and design and per-
haps awaken a latent talent or cultivate an educational
hobby. Of course the greatest responsibility of this de-
partment is to help those students desiring it, to get
a background in theory and practice, so that they may
go into the competitive fields of the art world — such
as advertising, designing, illustrating.
STUDENTS OF ART could be seen in many locations
and in many moods — sketching, painting, sculpturing.
Some smiled, some scowled, and others just listened.
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Presented here on these pages are some of the things'
taught to students in the Art Department. Skill and
pride in craftsmanship are resultant factors of such
training. Many students study sufficiently well that
they are able to provide decorations for their own home
or for sale. Unusual crafts as copper enameling are
comparatively inexpensive and yet are useful and in-
teresting. For the student who desires a vocational
background, and for the student who desires an appre-
ciation if art, the Art Department offers a wide scope
of training to the students attending BYU.
COPPER enameling on plate done by Rachel Schmidt.
WATERCOLOR by Boise Jr. College student, "Sawmille on Morris Creek."
STnX LIFE IN OIL by Ray Hellberg was entitled, "Series 1, No. 2."
TORSO in terra cotta, Johansen. STUDY in bronze, Franz Johansen. SCULPTOR JOHANSEN'S "White Lady" done in marble.
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ORGANIZATIONS DIVISION
These are your memories. . . your memories of the student organizations
as they performed their functions whether social, service or educational.
Here are the mock street meetings of the Delta Phi pledges where they sold
fire extinguishers and fieldhouse bleachers; the early morning serenade of
the girls' dormitories by the Val Hyrics; the procession of candlelight at the
Nautilus initiation. Here is the service and humanity of the Blue Keys as
they initiated the drive to immunize the studentbody agamst pobo; the
many smUes of welcome given by the IK's, Spurs, and YC's as they ushered
at school functions. Yes, here incorporated under Greek letters, geographical
locations, and simple English titles is the core of activity on campus. Here
are the units which promoted friendship among individuals and provided
national honor and recognition to the school.
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Departmental 369
Geographical 250
Greek Letters 235
IOC 186
Service Units 222
Social Units 188
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Mish Hollingsworth, President
Inter-organizatlonal Council
Greater participation on the part of student organi-
zations as far as activities are concerned, and in-
creasing to the capacity in student organizations so
as to furnish the opportunity for leadership experi-
ence, were the underlying ideals guiding the IOC
during 1956-57. The inter-change of workable ideas
between presidents of the student organizations was
encouraged under the leadership of Mish Hollings-
worth (president for the first two quarters), and
was furthered by his successor, Rod Fye. This
change at the beginning of Spring Quarter permits
a carry-over into next year's work. The presidents
presiding over the six different types of organiza-
tions— religious, service, social, departmental, geo-
graphical, scholastic — performed well in encourag-
ing activity and high goals among their particular
f roups. The heads of standing committees worked
iligently in coordinating the efforts of their com-
mittee members. Approxunately eight hundred and
fifty students participated in "rush week" Winter
Quarter of 1957. This was a new high from the past
several years. This large participation reflects the
excellent work of Shirley Snow and her committee.
A new system of advisory teams was inaugurated
through the suggestions of Rod Fye. These teams
are assigned to visit the units in their regularly
scheduled meetings to help them in the solution of
their problems. Throughout the year, several penal-
ties were given against units which failed, either
through indifference or neglect, to uphold the stand-
ards required by the IOC. Efficiently, judicially and
fairly these decisions were given.
Rodney Fye, Vice-president
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departmental units; Ken Skousen, Inter-geographical units. BEXOW CENTER: Marilyn Gerhart, Office Manager; Receptionists, Ann
Hughes, Evelyn Smith, Donna Anderson, Elaine Nelson, Carol Curtis.
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BELOW RIGHT: Wayne Thomas, Inter-activities Council Chairman; Shirley Snow, Rush Committee Chairman; Abna King, Faculty Ad-
visor; Tom Wride, Auditor; Phil Koldewyn, Publicity Director.
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ALCYONE TRIO, composed of Sharon Steele, Kay
Moody and Dorene Moody, is significantly called the
Gay Notes.
SONGFEST ENTRY by Alcyone, "Diamonds on Black Velvet," was con-
ducted by its composer, Carol Rasmussen. Shana Jeppsen accompanied.
Barrow, Ktee
Afwater, Kathleen
Becicsteod, Leda
Bridge, Mary Jo
Childs. W:lma
Crookston, Lenore
Crose, Carrol
Croshaw, Carol
Davis. Betty
Eames, Elizabeth
Geertsen, LouRita
Evans, Georgia
Hatl. Sue
Harris, Va Nieta
Hintze, Geraldine
Hunt, Jeanette
Hunt, Margaret
Jennens. Dona
Jeppsen, Shara Lee
Kawal, Vee
Lambert, Joan
Kirk, Gayle
Mansuy, Frances
Manwaring, Coleen
Miller, Marion
Moody, Joan
Moore, Marilyn
NIms, Janet
Olmstead, Patricia
Oxendine, Peggy
Moody, Kay
Rampton, Martha
Rasmussen, Carol
Robins. Lorene
Roclcwood, Daisy
Rockwood, Dorothy
RocJcwood, Eleanor
Schneider, Dolores
Skinner, LaVon
Smith, Reva
Alcyone
The Alcyone Social Unit was led through a year of activity and cultural pro-
grams by President Barbara Budge. Spring Quarter the girls were up before the
sun practicing for Songfest. After the Songfest, they turned their thoughts to
dinner-dancing at the Oak Ridge Country Club. Again practices began, but this
time for the assembly to be held in May. There was also a Spring Luau. During
Winter Quarter, this unit invited the entire studentbody to their Christmas
fashion show. They also held a Buddy Party during January to keep the dreary
winter days alive. Alcyone endeavors to promote spirituality, love, friendship,
virtue ancl knowledge through the social, spiritual and educational opportunities
offered at the BYU. Organized six years ago with thirteen charter members, the
unit has now grown to sixty in number. In 1956 the organization won the tro-
phy for the outstanding assembly during Spring Quarter. They also won first
place in the Homecoming float contest in the theme division that year. In 1955
the Gay Notes, a trio from Alcyone, won the Homecoming trio contest and one
of their girls was an attendant to the Banyan Ball and Snow Carnival Queens.
In order to become a member of this unit, a girl must maintain the standards of
the Latter-day Saint Church and be a full-time student at BYU. She must also
have a 2.0 grade average. Other officers o fthe club this year were Dolores
Schneider, vice-president, with Lou Rita Geertsen as secretaiy and Sherre
Stevens as treasurer. Sponsors from the faculty were Mrs. Wilford E. Smith and
Mrs. Larry C. Bybee.
Barbara Budge, President
CHARMING FLOAT in red and white and featuring typical youth against heart background was Alcyone entry in parade.
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Barnhlil. Bob
Baer, Douglas
Baker, Colvin
Bate, Lee
Barrett. Bob
Blanch. Robert
Bonney, Carl
Callaway, Del
Christensen, David E.
Fallon. Kenneth
Christensen. Herbert E.
Clegg, Halvor
Dickerson, Larry
Gale. Bill
Goff, Roland
Hart, David Klrkwood
Haycock, Roger
Lambson, Bob
Larson. Byron
McClure. Jerry
Moore, Mike
Marshall, Charles
Matsen, John
Monson, Cal
Nackos, Louis James
Schult7. Ronald W.
Sedgwick. Donald
Smouse, George
WhiHen. Hank
Westfatl. Ronald
Athenians
The goal of the Athenian Social Unit is to foster, aid, and promote fellowship
and brotherhood among the members; and to provide social entertainment for
members in keeping with the high standards of the BYU. The imit was or-
franized in January of 1952, and since that time it has grown to be one of the
arger men's units on campus. One of the most active organizations since its
beginning, the Athenians list as one of their most noteworthy historical events
the several encounters with the IOC Courts concerning illegal rushing activities
during the year. To qualify as a member a person must be regularly enrolled in
the University aiid in eooa academic standing, and must comply with all stand-
ards of living and conduct of the University and LDS Church. Athenians count
five men on the honor roll. Homecoming saw this unit win first place trophy
in the parade's humor division. Other activities included Invitational during
Winter Quarter; presenting assembly with ToKalon; a swimming party at the
Homestead; assembly and cast party; and Senior breakfast in May. Several
exchanges were also held during the year with other units and members par-
ticipated in various aspects of intramural sports. No doubt the highlight of the
year was the dinner-dance held in Memory Grove in Salt Lake City.
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SAD AND LONELY students pose remorsefully on Argonaut assembly which was presented in cooperation with other units.
Service to God, school, community, and brotherhood
through social activities and scholastic betterment is
cited by the Argonauts as goals of the unit. The unit
first made its appearance on campus in 1951 and was
rechartered in 1956. Listed as qualifications for unit
membership is the upholding of Church and University
standards. The Argonaut social unit participated in
many campus activities during the year. In addition
they held exchanges with other units and an annual
dinner-dance. They presented a studentbody assembly
during winter quarter with three other units. President
of the organization was Ken Byers. Larry Best filled the
post of vice-president, while Dick Allen held secretary
post. Glen Palmer performed treasurer duties.
Allen. D;ck
Banks, Douglas
Best. Larry
Byers. Kenneth
Call. Robert
Collyer, Ron
Fagg, Jack Wayne
Farnsworth. Larry
Grotegut, David ,
Jensen, Bruce A.
Jenson. Grover
Leavltt. Ronald
O'Leary, Bert
Palmer, Glen
Woerner, Gary
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PARTY OF THE GODS was featured on the student assembly presented by Cesta Tie. Other social units also participated.
Cesta Tie
Cesta Tie Social Unit was organized in 1928 by a group
of girls who desired to further social activities on cam-
§us. It is the oldest women's unit on the campus and en-
eavors to be well represented in all major activities
sponsored by the BYU. The goal of the vmit is repre-
sented in the letters of its name: culture, education,
service, tolerance and achievement — all tied together to
make the whole. Exchanges, such as the one with the
Argonaut unit Winter Quarter, an invitational with a
Scottish theme and several other parties kept the girls
busy. Spring Quarter there was the joint dinner-dance
and a canyon party to stand out in the memories of the
unit members. Cesta Tie joined with RiVeda and Ar-
gonauts for many of their activities. Among the honors
won by this unit, they claim the only girl studentbody
president that the University has ever riad. Other hon-
ors are the permanent Songfest trophy and third place
wdnner in the snow sculpture contest in 1954. In order
to become a member of this unit, a coed must be at
least a second quarter Freshman and have a "C" aver-
age or better. Tnis year Toy Goldrick held the office of
president and was assisted by Gerrie Crane and Marilyn
McCormick. In keeping with the requirements of the
Brigham Young University, this unit has a faculty
sponsor in the person of Mrs. Afton Porter.
Barnum, Deanna
Crane. Georgia
Goldrick. Toy
Halladay. Jerry Ann
Knighton. Josephine
Lowder. Diiie
McCormick, Maritynn
Nielsen. Josephine
Prtne, Crystal
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Swensen, Swen R.
Sawyers, (Jack) Sherrell
Todd, Byron
Wadsworth, John
Wilcoclt, Kei+h
Wilcox, Dee C.
BRICKER members and dates refresh themselves by candlelight. Food seems their only interest.
Anderson, Gary
Boilif, Mark
Bentiey, Robert
Bennett, David
Blockhurst, Dennis
Blaclthurst, Hoyt
Boardman, Frank
Boardman. Jack
Bullock, Gordon
Broctcbank, Brent
Burgon, Kaye
Caldwell, Paul
Call, Rex
Casper, Kent
Dean, Mike
Dixon, Don
Dyer, Robert
Ferwerda, Don
Geertsen, John
Forsyth, Terry
Gardner, Dick
Gibb, John Douglas
Gosar. Greg
Greenwood, Don
Hale. John
Hatch, Hal C.
Holland, Jack
Huish, Jim
Hunt, Richard
Keith, Wayne
Lloyd, Eldon
Larsen, Gary
Liljenquist. Val Ray
Lloyd. Gary
Miller, Ed
Pederson, Robert
Peterson. Leon L.
Reeder, Grant
Ricks, Gary
Robison, Clayne
Goldbrlcker
Founded in 1917 by a group of World War I veterans, the Bricker Social Unit
lays the claim of being the oldest men's social unit on the BYU campus. Belief
in a balanced social activity and fellowship and the perpetuation of college
friendship through their alumni association characterize this imit. Brickers
boast as former members, Dean Wesley P. Lloyd; Provo Mayor, Harold Van
Wagonen, Coach "Buck" Dixon, and past BYU studentbody presidents, Lloyd
George and Wid Tingey. This year saw the Brickers capture the sweepstakes
trophy in the Homecoming parade. Activities included an Invitational; the
Bricker Misfit Party; Bricker Haven; and the annual Bricker-Tausig Bury-the-
hatchet Week. Listed high on the year accomplishments was the winning of the
AMS Scholarship Trophy given to the men's unit with the highest grade point
average. The trophy was won both Winter and Fall quarters. President of the
organization was Jim Webster. Terry Forsyth handled the duties of the vice-
president, while Hoyt Blackhiu-st acted as secretary. Treasurer duties fell to Hal
Hatch. This group of capable officers led the club through a year of many ac-
tivities, which was kicked off at the beginning of Fall Quarter wdth an assembly.
The unit teamed with 0. S. Trovata in presenting "Five Dreams" to the student-
body. Intramural competition saw the Brickers with many teams entered in
every activity and consistently coming in high in the final analysis.
Jim Webster, President
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VALIANT GIRL takes long draught from jug offered her by Bricker companions (left).
Bob Dyer, composer and conductor of Bricker Songfest number, "Images of Autumn,"
gives group the downbeat. Clayne Robinson was co-composer and Terry Forsyth accom-
panied (above).
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Thomas, Dorrelt
Walker. Dorrell
Thompson, Keith
Wells. Floyd
TRANSPORTATION THEME provided reminiscent mood of horse and buggy days as Brigadier Homecoming float depicted the 1920's.
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Aiken, Glenn
Atwood, Robert
Berg, Bill
Berge, Woyno K.
Broolcs. Jerry
Bush, Clifford
Cahill, Tom
Eldredge, J. Lloyd
Forbis, Al
HewiH, Harold
Griffin, Spencer D.
Hood, Grant
Houston, Ron
Houston, Rod
Jones, Lonnie
Leifson, Jack
Linning, Johannes
Mclver, Walter
Moon, Milton
Madson, Hal
Morgan, Blain
Palmer, Jerry
Reed, Kenneth D.
Reed, Robert
Richards, Gene
Shell, Jock
Smith, Forrest
Smith, Terry
Strawn, Alfred L.
Tenney. Roy Allen
Brigadier
With its only qualification for membership being the desire of any male stu-
dent to belong, Brigadier Social Unit has grown many times over since its or-
ganization in 1931 with only six members. Since E>r. T. Earl Pardoe first di-
rected its organization, such men as Fred Mooney, Coach Robison, and Barrel
Walker have been on its membership rolls. John Berge served as president of
the unit this year and with the help of able assistants was able to supply a well-
rounded program of activity. Since the purpose of the unit is to promote social
activities, its calendar was filled. Winter Quarter was especially busy with ex-
changes with Cami Los, ToKalon and Ri Veda. Also, in February, the Brigs
teamed with Nautilus, Cesta Tie and Knights Templar to bring their annual
assembly to the studentbody. High on the year's list of activities was the Brigs'
interest in intramurals. They won the 1955-56 intramural trophy, and as they
Sut it, "there's no need to list all the others." The Brigadiers capped off a won-
erful year with their annual dinner-dance held on April 26 m Salt Lake's
Country Club.
Bob Anderson, President
BRIGADIER MEMBERS meet on Saturday afternoon (or pictures with trophies won by this popular social unit on campus.
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Beck, Jockie
Arbogast, Shonnio
Beclcstrond, Helen
Billington, Nadino
Btauer, Lanls
Borgquist, Laurel
Brown. Carol Ann
dough. Gloria
Daniels. Diana
Doy+on. Kenna
Durrant. Viclci
Eliason, Pat
Hall. Nadine
Forsyth. Gwen
Gurney. Lois
Higgins. Nancy
Hausknecht. Jeanne
Jensen. Karen
Leishman, Karen
Jones. Virginia
Kendrick. Linda
Lillywhite, Karen
Llewellyn. Jo Ann
McComas. Carole
Montierth. Myrna
Murchie, Pat
Murdock, Sally
Newman. Nancy Ann
Nicholson, Donna
Oates, Diane
Orr, Diane
Olsen, La Deane
Orem, Kathryn
Partridge. Miriam
Pickering, Kathy
Sant, Sharyn
Scholes. Carol
Schneider, Mahrah
Scholes, Jo Ann
Shay, Frances
Smith, Karen
Stanfield. Ruth
Stokes, Eddi
Steinagel, Joanne
Stewart, Barbara
Traver. Lonnle
Westwood. Susan (Elizabeth)
Whitaker, Joan ^.
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CamI Los
Cami Los social unit has dedicated itself to the oration
of lasting friendships and the task of providing to its
members the opportunity to work together to make a
well-rounded social life. This unit was organized on
the BYU campus in the Spring Quarter of 1952 with
an original membership of twenty-seven. These few
have now grown to the full capacity of sixty members.
Among their outstanding members, Cami Los claims
the Snow Carnival Queen, Barbara Stewart. In 1955
this unit took first place in the beauty division of
Homecoming float competition. During Winter Quar-
ter of this year they captured the Scholarship trophy
given to the different women's organizations on cam-
pus. In order to do this, the entire unit had a grade
point of 5.2 average. Cami Los participated in the
Songfest with an original song entitled, "Perspective."
Some of the social events held during the year was a
spring dinner-dance in the theme of "Artistry in Red."
This unique dance was held in the Salt Lake Country
Club. Several exchanges were held with other units
on campus and an inivtational was held in Spanish
Fork during Fall Quarter. Several
lectures on beauty, etiquet and dress
helped the girls to be aware of them-
selves. During Winter Quarter they
joined with the Vikings to produce a
student assembly. These many activi-
ties were directed by Louise Sundal,
president.
Louise Sundal,
President
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DREAMY SINGER on Cami Los assembly.
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OPENHOUSE GUESTS were well received as they sought for entrance into the functions and activities of Fidelas unit.
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Bell. Alice
Ahern, Lynne
Bell. Jessie Lee
Bragg, Mary
Cunningham, Marilyn
Earl. Micki
Forsyth. Sandra
Fouh, Elva
Gardner, Georganne
Fenley, Mary
Graham, Glenda
Groneman, Janet
Hannig, Karen
Helm. Maurvene
Houston Jean
Kershaw, Gloria
McAllister, Nancy
Merrill, Cheri
Nelson, Mary. Kay
Rust, Pat
Peterson, Cheri
Robertson. Marilyn
Smith. Miriam
Smith, Marian
Smith. Sue
Sorensen, Judy
Stay, Donavee
Thaxton, Karen
Torbert, Lynn
StoUs, Margaret
Fidelas was organized 28 years ago with the motto, "Amici Fidelas Ami," or
Friends, Faithful, Forever. Purpose of the unit is to promote friendship and
spirituality between members and to instill in each girl of the unit the realiza-
tion that working together in all things brings unity. This year Fidelas won
second place in the comedy division for floats during Homecoming and for the
second year presented an outstanding assembly with Val Hyrics. Otner activities
included takmg programs to the Utah State Hospital once a quarter. Elxchanges
with Val Hyrics, a snow party; Knights Templar, a basketball party; and Ar-
gonauts, The winter invitational was held in Orem, with the theme, ''House of
Blue Lights." The dinner-dance was held in the spring at Salt Lake Country
Club. 'The King and I" set the mood for the evening. Fall Quarter unit mem-
bers held a slumber party and during Winter Quarter Utah State Prison Ward-
en Marcell Graham spoke at fireside. Spring Quarter found Fidelas participating
in Songfest with a calypso number. Jane Judd headed the unit, with Alice Bell
as vice-president. Other officers were Judy Sorensen, secretary; Nancy McAllis-
ter, treasurer; and Mrs. Evan Croft as sponsor.
Jane Judd, President
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CALYPSO STYLE, complete with costumes characterized the Fidelas entry in Songfest. Marilyn Cunningham was the composer.
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Anderson. Paulene
Adamson, Lorna
Bailey, Barbara
Bailey. Roma
Becbtrand. Carol Nan
Breitenbuech&r, Gayie
Bennett, Betty
Brown, Lora Lee
Bryan, Lucile
Burton. Donette
Carroll. Maureen
Curtis, Caroline
Clark, DeLene
Corey, Sharon
Davis, Hazel
Dunn. Pat
Edwards, Elaine
Ellsworth, Barbara
Davis, Lena
Fullmer. Claire
Greenwood. Carma
Hansen. Janell
Hight. Dawn
Holmes, Mary
Ingram,
Patricia
Highes.
Ann
Ingersall. Mary!
Jeffery.
Leiloni
Jensen.
Afton
Johnson
. Ralphlne
Knapp, Charlene
Lilly, Vivian
Moffitt. Karen
Myltol. Denise
Nelson, Wilma
Nielsen, Margene
Pack, Jane Lucille
Parkinson, Kay
Paulos, Camllle
Petersen, Margene
Robinson, Margaret
Rowley. Kay
Perkins, Norma
Rowley. Sharon
Rumel. Pam
Schmidt, Nathelle
Selbert. Charlene
Shipp. Sherry
Smith, Mario
Spratling, Coleen
Sisemore. Claudia
Taysom, Annette
West. Joyce
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' The unit held their annual invitational at the Park-
University Ward on January 11 and 12. A mock
slumber party held in January also turned out very
well. Another active evening during the month of
January was a fashion show held at the Wasatch
School. Talent shows, book reviews
and regular business meetings kept
the members of this unit busy and
happy. Many of the prominent peo-
ple in student affairs are affiliated
with this new vmit and they claim
also a few prominent people in the
life of the school. Other officers were
Betty Bennett, Donette Burton, and
Sherry Shipp.
nda Benson
President
One of the newest social imits on campus, Kappa Debs
have really been a most active group. Organized on
January 27, 1955, this group has grown fast from its
original forty-three members. With its purpose of cre-
ating more social activities and leadership opportun-
ities, Kappa Debs has a packed social calenaar. Ilda
Benson served as president this year, and the imit
was sponsored by Mrs. Norman Gulbrandsen. Win-
ter Quarter seemd to be the busy quarter of the year
with the unit's open house, rush parties, exchanges
and cultural events. A testimonial meeting for mem-
bers was held on January 28. The group's culture
nights included book reviews and fine arts lectiu^es and
were always poptdar with the members. A very
friendly group, the unit uses five "keys" or goals as
guides to better lives.
SLUMBER PARTY with cuddle toys
as invited guests proved a lot of
fun.
GOAT DINNER was unique for pledges.
PRETTY GIRLS on Kappa Deb float
pose to be a memorable melody.
Abrams, Howard
Adams, John B.
Ah Nee, Roy
Al!en, Robert
Andersen, C. Paul
Baxter, Larry
iown, Ciint
Beckstead, Tony
Bringhurst, Kent
Broadbent, Joseph
Burlce, Murland J.
Chamberlain. Gary
Gardner, Wayne
Litster, Alien
Heath, Frank A.
towry, Jim
Nielsen, Stewart
Nicholes, Veriin
Sorensen, Myron
Schofield, Dave
Ross iter, Terry
Smith, Dave
Smith, Eugene
Tolman, Wayne
Weller. Charles H.
Wilberg, Carl
Winkelman.Wait
DEE WOODS takes bow for unit's Songfest rendition. He was conductor and composer off the number.
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Knights Templar
Originally the Knights Templar were an Order or-
ganized after the First Crusade to guard the Holy
Land. It was a very prominent and important order
during the Middle Ages. The Knights Templar on the
BYU campus have been very active in campus activi-
ties during the past few years. In the spring of 1955,
the unit took tnird place in the Songfest and first
place in the men's division for an egg-throwing booth
at the AMS carnival. In the Homecoming parade
1956, Knights Templar won third place in the humor
division. They also won third place in Songfest in
men's division this year. The unit was organized to
promote brotherhood and scholarship. They try to as-
sist each other to attain the best mental, moral and
spiritual goals. Another of their goals is the develop-
ment of proper social refinements. The organization is
pledged to serve the members by helping them gain
valuable leadership qualities as well as experience in
planning unit, school and community projects. This
leadership and experience are obtained oy delegating
responsibility to all members within the unit. One
of the highlights of the year for this unit was their
combining with Nautilus, Cesta Tie and Brigadier
social units for a Winter Quarter assembly. The theme
was Olympic Chaos and was the story of the Greek
Gods' court and thir search for entertainment. Dee
Woods served as president of the Knights Templar
unit and was assisted during the year by Paul Ander-
son as vice-president and John Adams as secretary.
Dee Woods, President
GRECIAN GODS get thrill of listening to Elvis Presley's music (above).
"Down the hatch . . . and back." Goat week punishment is cruel (right).
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NATILUS SOCIAL unit became service unit and cleaned Oak Hills Chapel. The project made lasting friends.
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Alexander, Potti
Atkinson, Laureita
Babcocic, Barbara
Baer, Virginia
Barratt, Marilyn
Bean, Audrey
Bowden, Gaye
Bunnell, Mary Helen
Call, Caryol
Crandall, LaWana
Hansen, Roberta
Hill, Valerie
Hyde. Susann
Johanson, Denece
Johnson. Beth
Leonhardt. Mary
Modsen, Mary Lou
Millar, Yvonne
Murray, Evelyn
Nebeicer, Louise
'helps, Shirley
'ayne. Louise
tichards, Donna
!ussell, Georgia
ifaples, Sue Ann
-fephan, Judy
tiriand, Elaine
Villeins, Bobb:
tfong, Carole
Nautilus off N.L.U.
The girls in Nautilus of N.L.U. were busy this year with a full and varied
schedule of activities. There were exchanges, business meetings and other
activities which occupied their time. This unit participated in Songfest, which
required long hours of practice. The reward came the night of performance,
however, when they won third place in the most original song division. In
November there was the Fall Invitational and the Under the Sea Banquet was
held in January. In March they had their annual dinner-dance at the coimtry
club in Salt Lake City. The purpose of this organization is to promote lasting
friendships and to develop each individual member. These goals may be attained
by living up to the standards of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints which are also the standards of Brigham Young University and the
Nautilus Social Unit. Among the prominent members of Nautilus are the
Homecoming Queens of 1953 and 1954 and the AWS presidents of 1954 and
1955. This year this unit was sponsored by LaRae Carter and Myrtle Redmon
served as president.
Myrtle Redmon, president.
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NAUTILUS SINGERS pose for pretty picture at Songfest. Carita Strobel and Charlene Tate collaborated to compose "Obscurity."
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Webster, Sharron
Thomas. Marcile
Vandenberg, Norine
Weaver, Ellen Claire
Woodward. Marilyn
EARLY MORNING Songfest rehearsal brought O.S. members in many costumes.
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Abegg. Gwen
Anderson. Mary
Anderson, Sue Marie
Andrus. Rose Mary
Ashworth, Penny
Austin, Jeanne
Bartow, Carolyn
Bateman, Marietta
Beck, Kathleen
Bertoncelj, Eileen
Broadbent, Beverly
Campbell, Becky
Carr. Janetle
Carter. Judy
Chapman, Jackie
Christensen, Josephine Ann
Collins, Sue
Craythorn. Eileen
Cutler, Dorothea
Dixon, Keren
Gould, Suzanne
Green, Stieiann
Grover, Judy
Hacking, Lani
Hansen, Patsy
Hardy, Carolyn
Haynie, Klea
Johnson, Donna
Johnson, Joneen
Johnson, Virginia
Kirk, Tamsin
Jones, Vernadeen
Lewis, Jean
Kimball, Joan
Kehmeier, Barbara
Loynd, Pauta
Moody. Catherine
Nelson, Janice
Nelson, Mary Ann
Newitt. Norma
Porter, PaHi
Paramore, Mary Jo
Patterson. Jeanne
Perkins, Margo
Petersen, Elaine
Roberts. Virginia
Snow, Louise
Stapley, Claudia
Swensen, Marilyn
Swenson, Nancy
Octo Sorosis Trovata was organized to promote worthwhile association among
girls with mutual interests and ideals. In 1918, eight of such girls formed an
organization to further their friendships. From this organization the name of
Octo Sorosis Trovata is taken. Among the prominent members of this organ-
ization is Klea Hajoiie, attendant to the 1956-57 Homecoming nueen. Ellen
Weaver was chosen as the outstanding girl-of-the-month in her fiela, education,
this year. This unit has also made showings in many of the competitions on
campus and is known for its support of all school events. First place in the
Chnstmas Drive went to O. S. Trovata. They also won second place in the
beauty division of Homecoming floats with their entry, "We Lived in Fan-
tasy." Many of the activities entered into by this unit required a lot of work
but were a lot of fun. There was the work on the float and the early morning
rours of Songfest practice. All of these activities were imder the capable direc-
tion of President Carole Ann Morgan. Other activities held during the year
were exchanges with Val Hyric and Vikings. The invitational was neld
during Fall Quarter to the theme of ^'Crystallite," and the dinner-dance
was held at the Starlight Gardens in Salt Lake City. They also participated in
a new and different assembly, "Five Dreams," with several other units. A Can-
yon party brought the year's activities to a close.
Carole Ann Morgan, President
UNUSUAL POSE is caught by camera as students performed on assembly presented by O. S. Trovata and other social imits.
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FIRST FLIGHT is brought to the remembrance of Homecoming parade spectators by dramatic float. Progress is emphasized.
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Ayers, Lonnie
Ainsworth, Robert
Anderson, Oscar
Atkin. Roy
Baird, Kay
Blake. Bill
Bultocic, Burt
Burns, John
Davis, Gerald E.
Carter, Richard Garn
Farmer, Scott
Eckel. Paul
Eyring, Phillip
Hammond, Bill
Hanning, Gary W.
Harris, Frank D.
Heywood. Richarc
Horsley, Richard
Hunter, Dave
Hill, Paul M.
Johnson, Rick
Martin. James W.
Miller. Rob
Miner, Alan
Nolen. Phillip W.
Olson Bob
Rather, Douglas
Roberts, Dean
Rooks, John
Robertson, Gary
Seiger, Richard
Sant. Richard
Slater, Wayne
Soule, Carlin
Staley, Roger
Stohlton. John
Taylor, Cornell
Tebbs, Dan
Taylor, Milton
Tebbs, Dou9
Originated in 1915 at the Brigham Young Academy, Tau Sigma is the oldest
social unit on the campus. The group was organized under the title "The Three
I's," but they changed the name in 1923 to tne Greek letters Tau Sigma. Mem-
bers of the unit strive to promote social and athletic activity and encourage and
develop leadership in their members. Under the leadership of Al Hemsley,
president, the Tausigs held a dinner-dance, an invitational, Bury-the-hatchet-
week, and several exchanges with other organizations. Other officers who served
during the year were Wayne Slater, John Bums and Bill Blake. Dr. Weldon J.
Moffit acted as the unit's sponsor. Among the famous alumni listed by the Tau
Sigma imit are El wood Romney, BYU's first all- American; Terry Tebbs, bas-
ketball all-American; Leroy Porter, past studentbody president; Stan Watts,
BYU basketball coach; Wayne Soffe, physical education coach; Ed Firmage,
owTier of the Firmage Department Store; and Weldon Moffit, BYU psychology
professor. Awards and prizes won by the unit include first place in the 1956
Snow Carnival sculpturing contest, an award in the 1955 AMS student carnival,
and possession of the "hatchet" for the past decade. In order to become a mem-
ber of this unit, candidates must have a grade-point average equal to the stand-
ard set by the unit and a standing of second-quarter Freshman or higher in the
University. Even with these high standards there are many applicants for ad-
mission to this unit.
Al Hemsley, President
BRIGHT CUMBERBUNDS called attention to Tausigs Songfest group as tbey sang "The Song of Life," by Carl Chamberlain.
Twitty. Charyle
Wood, Carol
Wright. Sharron
TO KALON FLOAT presented pretty girk against a backdrop of an artificial rose.
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Beasley. JoAnn
Anderson. Nancy
Bell, Diana
Benson, Sharon
Billings, Marilyn
Black, Marcia
Bowen, Jane
Brady. Beverly
Brown, Ferneth
Call, Sue
Chflstensen. Karen
Christensen, Kaye
Cooper, Glenna
Covey. Barbara
Creer, Diana
Crittenden, Carolyn
Dalton, Juana
Duffin, Deanna
Erickson, Karen
Fowles. Lueann
Hanks, Nancy
Hart, Sherlyn
Hawkins. Norine
Hunter, Margaret
Hutchinson, Nafhel
Jackson. Joyce
Kaupp. Jackie
Lamb, Carole
Law, Elaine
McBride. Deanna
McDonald, Kathleen
McLure, Mary
Miller. Corena
Moultrie, Beverly
Ostergaard, Marie
Oswald, Shirlene
Parte, Diane
Peacock, Wanda Lee
Pond, Fran
Reed, Maxine
Roberts, Judy
Robinson, Shirlene
Russell, ChyrI
Seymour, Margot
Thornley, Sharon
Von Wagoner, Betsy
Welker, Janet
White, Kathryn
Whiting. Lois
ToKaloii
An earnest search for beauty in all things is the purpose of the members of the
ToKalon social unit. This unit was organized on the BYU campus in 1949 by
Carolyn Blair and seventeen others who chose for the organization the colors of
turquoise and gold. During the 1956-57 school year, Toke members participated
in a slumber party, Christmas dance, fireside chats, culture nights and a party
at the MIA home. The unit also held an invitational and a dinner-dance to
complete a well-rounded social calendar. The ToKalon unit won the 1957 Song-
fest trophy for the best song in the women's division with their composition,
"Look to This Day." President Ann Hawkins helped to compose the song and
also acted as the conductor for the group. Other awards won during the past
years are the Snow Sculpture second place in 1954, Songfest traveling trophy
1951-52, second place in the Homecoming Quartet competition in 1952 and
1956, and the most beautiful Homecoming float in 1952. Members for ToKalon
must go through rushing procedures, be voted on by members, and must meet
the pledging requirements set up by the unit. ToKalon offers to its members an
opportunity for fellowship and social opportunities in campus life. Planned ac-
tivities present both cultural and social benefits to members in order to develop
them to the fullest extent. By competing in various events the unit makes many
friends vsdth others. Sponsor for the ToKalon unit on campus during this year
was Vonda Porter.
Ann Hawkins, President
BADMINTON, pedal-pushers, food and fun helped make canyon party a success.
FUNNY HATS, popcorn, free conversation and fun were order of exchange party.
KAREN LILLYWHITE
was chosen as Val Hyric
Sweetheart during the
year.
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Berg, Richard
Ash by, Gordon
Bailey, Fred
Bird, Talmage
Blalce, Reed
Bowman, Murton
Brown, Mike
Cena, Robert
Chantry, Clyde
Cornish, Clayton
Carter. Don
Cook, James
DeGraw. Cliff
Dixon, Glenn
Estes. Rex
Frannpton, Dean
Frei, Don
Froelich, E. Robert
Fuhriman, David H.
Gunnell. Bob
Harman, Warren
Harris, Howard M.
Horton, Arney
Ivie, Morrel W.
Johnson, Ted
Kenney, Don
Lsyton, James J.
Luke, Philip
Merkley. Harvey
Neilon, Tom
Overson, Leiand
Messervy, Hal
Overson. Rodger
Peterson, John D.
Romney, Van
Shaeffer, Marty
Smith, Al
Sorensen, Gerald
Stubbs, Stan A.
Tucker, Tom (Thomas Ray)
^ubbs, Richard
irner. Joe
an Noy, Don
talker. Kay
bardie. Bud
^asden, Leonard Barry
^eidner. Leo
/eidner, Roger
^nde, Tom
Val Hyric
The four points of the Val Hyric pin stand for the goal of the unit: Service,
Scholarship, Sportsmanship, and Sociability. Steeped in tradition, the Val
Hyrics look to Norse legena for their name. Organized in 1927, the Val Hyrics
celebrated their 30th year on campus with a full year of activities. Included was
the traditional invitational, "Val Ilalla," featuring a full course dinner, stage
show, and crowning of VH Sweetheart, Karen Lillywhite; backing last year's
trophy-winning assembly with another outstanding assembly in conjunction
witn Cami Los and Fidelas; sponsoring the "Rebelettes," a precision marching
unit from Dixie College; leader in drive for Hungarian Student Fund; and ara-
ditional two-day dinnerday at the Homestead. Val Hyric points to winning of
the Christmas Drive trophy for the third straight year, capturing third straight
AMS Carnival trophy, possession of intramural swimming trophy for third
running year, and the winning of Supremacy for year, and second place in
Homecoming quartet competition for second year. Members include Reed Blake,
AMS president; Blair Armstrong, Sophomore vice-president; Don Kenney,
Freshman senator; Ted Johnson, ASBYU cabinet; AMS councilmen Jerry Grif-
fiths, Murton Bowman, and Kay Walker. Spring Quarter saw five Val Hyrics
elected to studentbody and class offices. Firesides were held twice each month
with prominent city and school officials speaking. The activities of the club were
sponsored and advised by Galen Caldwell, a faculty member of the Political
Science Department of the BYU campus.
Jerry Ciriffitlis, President
REED BLAKE and Craig Otterstrom composed "By the Serpentine," which was sung by the unit at
Songfest Contempora.
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VAL NORN combined with Vikings to produce authentic Rip Van
Winkle assembly. Modern dancers portrayed various moods.
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Allen, Barbara
Andersen. LeArta
Arit, Arlene
Arnold. Marilyn
Barker, JoAnne
Bergstedt, Eleanor
Brandley. Carmen
Brown. Anne
Burrup, Kaye
Cram, Deanna
Clyde, Jane
Craner, Jeri
Crandall. Sue Defte
Ellsworth, Eloise
Emmett, Sally
Geddes, Koria
Finlayson, Bliss
Harding. Nancy
Griffin, Gayle
Harrison, Jane
Henrle. Pat
Haltt. Joyce
Holman. Joy
Hull, Janis
Johansen, Joyce
Johansson, Linnea
Jones, Ann
Jorgensen, Arlene
Martcham, Barbara
Maxfield, Carol Ann
McKelt, Mickey
Moon, Marilyn
Munic, Marilyn
Olpin. Jewel
Ottosen. Ruth
Pedersen, Sandra
Redd, Linda
Robinson. Pat
Salisbury, RaNae
Scott. Lee
Simper, Geniel
Seely. Sonya (Sunny)
Sims, Jane
Smeath. Lorna
Snow, Shirley
Stringham, Barbara
Stuart. Daphne
Stuart, Maxine
Taylor. Ann
Thomas. Colette
Val Norn
Val Norn was organized in 1928 with twenty-five charter members. The pur-
pose of the organization is to further the bonds of friendship between members
and to support all school activities. Among other qualifications, a member must
maintain a 2.5 grade average. Listed in the accomplishments of the unit is win-
ner in the Homecoming float competition \vith first place in the beauty division.
The unit placed second in the women's division of Songfest this year and won
first place in 1955. They also won first place in the field of composition at the
Songfest this year. In addition to presenting the outstanding assembly, the Val
Noms captured the AWS scholarship trophy and service trophy. Some of the
prominent student leaders who are members of this unit are Kaye Burrup,
Sophomore secretary; Jane Harrison. Junior senator; and Maxine Stewart, Sen-
ior senator. Others are Ann Brown, Junior class vice-president, and Pat Henrie,
concert mistress for the BYU Symphony. Some of the outstanding activities
which dotted the calendar for this unit were the Feast of the Gods assembly.
Banquet of Yellow Roses, winter invitational, a spring dinner-dance and a
canyon party. Members also enjoyed many exchanges with other imits and
participation in the AMS carnival. Responsible for the direction of these many
and interesting projects were the officers, Kay Brockbank, president; Gayle
Griffin, vice-president; Arlene Jorgenson, secretary ;and Ann Jones, treasurer.
Mrs. Lucille Thome acted as the unit's sponsor.
Kay Brockbank, President
HOMECOMING FLOAT won first place
in the beauty division for Val Norn unit.
GIRLS sneeringly brag and complain of their work.
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FIRST PLACE Songfest honors went to the Vikings for the presentation of Dave Taylor's, "Desert Harmony.'
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Anderson, J. Paul
Ashton, R. Paul
Bacon, Carl
Bean, Clark
Bean, Larry
Beebe. Jack
Bosen, Lee
Calvert. Tracy
Butterfield, Kent
Bryan, Lauren
Chamberlain, Wayne
Coffman, Gordon C.
Cole, Tom
Craig, Steve
Davis. Reed
Donahoo, Boyd
Eagleston, Gerald
Edward, Brent
Finch, Richard
Goodson, Ray
Haddock, Gary
Hales, Sloan
Hansen. Lee
Harris, Joe
Harris, Martin
Henderson. D. W.
Hunter, Richard
Jenkins, Gary
Jensen, Richard
Jenkins, Larry
Jex, John
Jeppson, Roger
Kaleta, Gary
Macdonald, Larry
McGinn, Joseph
Mitchell, Carl
Nelson, Neil F,
Pierce, Kenneth
Perry, Lynn
Peterson, Robert W.
Pierce, Ron
Pettingilt, Ted H.
Smart, Richard J.
Stoslch. David Jon
Taylor, Bob
Taylor, Dave
Theobald, Neil
Ward. Ron
Webber. Robert R.
Wood. Reid
Viking
Viking social unit presents as its purpose the fostering of fraternal brotherhood
and friendship through participation in traditional unit activities and by work-
ing together as a group. This organization was formed in 1928 by charter mem-
bers including Clyde D. Sandgren and Rulon Paxman. Outstanding alumni in-
clude Mr. Sandgren, legal counsel for the Brigham Yoimg University. Activities
for the unit during 1956-57 included an invitational, a dinner-dance, an assem-
bly with the Val Norns, and a Jiggs party, where members and dates arrived
decked in cartoon characters garb. Richard Bell served as president and was
aided during the year by Kent Butterfield, vice-president; Reed Davis, secretary;
and Gordon Coffman, treasurer. Under this executive group, the Vikings won
the first place trophy in the 1957 Songfest — Contempora. Other awards of the
unit include first place for men's presentation during the 1956 Songfest and a
prize for the outstanding assembly of 1955-56. Viking sponsors are Clyde Sand-
gren, Dr. Richard Hales, and Bill Dyer, BYU professor. They have assisted in
the guidance of the unit during its activities and stand as aids and guides to the
individual members. The Viking unit strives to offer its members an opportunity
to participate in the activities of the University on a social and a service basis.
Through such participation the members gain a better knowledge of the school
and also grow to greater heights both spiritually and socially as an individual.
Dick Bell, President
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VIKINGS did their share on the assembly produced with Val Norn. Here men brag of their accomplishments to the girls.
SONGFEST FEATURED the presentation of Ri Veda as the first number on the program singing the song, "Reflections."
"Sodalatus," the theme of Ri Veda Women's Social
Unit, means "unity." The purpose of the unit is to
promote friendship, love, and loyalty through associa-
tion and to honor and develop respect for womanhood.
Ri Veda is comparatively young, being reactivated dur-
ing the Winter Quarter of 1955. Various social activi-
ties enlivened the year's agenda. These activities in-
cluded exchanges with the Y Marines, the Brigadiers
and various other units. The organization also held a
Valentine party and a buddy party which were quite
Stuehser. Darlene
Thomas. Sharon
Walker. Beverly
enjoyable for all who attended. The invitational was
held during October and featured a Hawaiian theme.
Together with Cesta Tie and Argonauts social units, a
dinner dance was held May 3 in Salt Lake City. Mar~
lene Charles supervised this unit as its president and
was assisted by Geraldine Allred, Darlene Stuehser
and Louanne Miles. The unit was comprised of ap-
proximately twenty girls and was sponsored by Lynn
Remelle.
SOME of RiVeda's officers were
Louanne Miles, Marlene Charles
and Geraldine AUred.
Aired. Geraldine
Allred. Lorna
Bartlett, Janet
Beasley. Careen
Blacichurst. Coleen
Charles. Marlene
Glenn. Darlene
Miles, Louanne
Ortosen, Shirley
Pace, Vione
Ruplinger. Kathryn
Stratford, Nancy
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SOME BACHELORS over 25 receive instruction in development of techniques which may remove them from Chi Sigma XXV.
Sigma Ctil XXV
Perhaps the newest, and certainly the most xinique,
unit on campus is the Chi Sigma XXV. Qualifications
for membersnip are restrictive: the applicant must be
male, over twenty-five years of age, single, and not en-
gaged at the time of rushing. After initiation, members
who marry must go inactive, but they are retained as
honorary lifetime members. The unit was first organ-
ized in October of 1956 after the appearance in the
Daily Universe of an editorial suggesting the need for
such an organization. The aim of the organization is
to provide older bachelors on campus with suitable
social opportunities to meet and mix with eligible
young ladies. A Date Chairman arranges short-notice
blind dates, and an Exchange Chairman contracts ex-
change gatherings with all-girl organizations. Officers
of the unit for the year were Robert Crist, president;
Gordon Taylor and Donald Nelson, vice-presidents;
and Arlen Harris, secretary. The organization was
sponsored by Lyman Durfee.
Barney Ralph
Bethers, Gordon
Brown. Farrell
Crist. Robert
Croft, Merlin
Durfee, Lyman
Forsberg. Robin
Fye, Rodney
Garrison. William
Gasfiler, Dan
Hadley, Darrell
Hansen, Kimball
Harley, Timothy
Harris, Arlen A.
Hatch, Dolray O.
Horn, Gus R.
Holdewyn, Phil
Maughan. Scott
May, Frank O.
Miller, Donald L.
Nelson, Donald B.
Renstron, Keith
Roberts, Cecil L.
Schmidt, George W.
West, Robert
Smythe. James
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WILLING WORKER spirit shown as White Keys carry Homecoming "Y." COMMITTEE checks accuracy of White Key Directory.
Vlfhite Key
The White Keys are always striving to fulfill their
stated purpose — *'to foster service and to promote a
spirit of fellowship among students." Membership in
trie organization is an ultimate honor, signifying four
years of service, activity, and high scholarship; mem-
bership is restricted to the top twenty-five girls of the
Senior class, qualifications being a three-point grade
average. Most girls in the organization are also officers
other groups — all are active in student functions.
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Membership included Bonnie Berrett, AWS President,
Donna Glazier, studentbody secretary, and Pat Strong,
studentbody first vice-president. Their main activity is
the preparation of the popular Student Directory.
Sponsor is Lucille Spencer.
Anderson, Lois Yvonne
Arnold, Marilyn
BerreH, Bonnie
Brasher, Margaret Elaine
Butler, Sandra
Bunnell, Mary Helen
Decker. Mary
Edwards, Pat
Glazier, Donna
Grimshaw, Barbara
Hart, Barbzara
Johnson, Carol
Humphries, Doris
Murray, Evelyn
Ottosen, Nadene
Sabin, Joan
Sedgwick, Claiudia
Stephan, Judy
Strong, Pat
Stuart, Maxine
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MEMBERS admire Football Wlieel they sponsored. BLUE KEY members explain functions of organization at openhouse confab.
Blue Key
Blue Key is a national men's honor fraternity for upper-
classmen or third quarter sophomores. Qualifications
for membership dictate a three-point grade average, ei-
ther for the two preceding quarters or for the overall rec-
ord. Besides this scholarship criteria, members are
selected on the basis of service to the school.
The purpose of the organization as stated is to perpetu-
ate and intensify the belief in God, to foster a desire
to serve college and fellows among students, to study
student problems, enrich student hfe, and stimulate the
process and best interests of the Brigham Young Uni-
versity. Prominent membership included Mike Yoshino,
Monroe McKay, and Webb Crockett. Sponsor is Briant
Jacobs.
Allred, Bill
Allred. Joel
Bateman, Robert E.
Crockett, Clyll Webb
Ellison, Howard
Griffiths, Jerry W.
Gardner, W. Oallin
Hanks, Charles W.
Hilton, Bruce
Hilton, Ciesse S.
Hilton, H. Gill
Hyde, Ronald G.
Jackson, Norman Heber
Jacobs, Dee V.
Kingdon, Eugene Eart
McArthur, Nedd
McKay, Barrie
Mathis, William
Marlow, John
Mitchell, Carl
Peterson, Bruce R.
Ragsdate, Ronald
Ricks, Gary
Monson, Calvin E.
Simmons, Leiand
Smart, Richard
Waltman, Ralph Lawrence
Westerberg, Bates
Williamson, Gary
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KNIGHTS help with elections as school service.
GAME VICTORY brings out bell and trailer to acclaim team.
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DEDICATED TO SERVICE was theme of IK float.
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DeMordaunt, Roger
Hales, Ron
Harvey. Ken
Heath. Frank
Hegerty, Everrott
Hemenway. Lynne
Ivie. Ray
Jarvis, Mark W.
Lake, Jay
Lufkin, Cordell
Lillywhite, Joy
Madsen, Charley
Merrell, Rulon
Miller, Glen
Miller, Roger
Mitchell. Charles R.
Molloy, Jerry
Montgomery, Clint
Moore, Michael
Quinney, Gary
Nowell, James
Palmer, Blaine
Price, Zack
Powell, Brad
Reimers. Richard D
Relyea, Russell
Roper, Keston
Rust. Dilworth
Schell, Gerald A.
Smith, Gordon Lea
Jr.
Smith. Norman J.
Sorenson, Line
Tebbs, Doug
Thorne. James
Trane. Paul M.
Tripp, Paul
Varney, Joel
Victor. Roger
Werner. Dean J.
Wilson, Richard
Wilkinson. David
Intercollegiate Knights
Gold Y. Chapter of the Intercollegiate Knights outlines as its purpose to per-
form service to the school and to promote brotherhood among each other and
IK's from other campuses. The BYU chapter of the national men's service or-
ganization was founded in 1941 and set many campus traditions since that time.
Activities of the IK's such as the lighting of the block Y for Hello Week, Home-
coming, Belle of the Y, Y day, Commencement and ringing of the Y bell after
BYU sports victories kept members busy during the year. Thev also co-spon-
sored Belle of the Y Week and Hello Week with Y Calcares and held exchanges
and invitationals with other service units. Honorable Dute of the unit during
the 1956-57 year, Paul Webb, headed an executive group composed of Roger
Victor, vice-auke; Blaine Palmer, worthy scribe; Jay Late, chancellor of the
exechequor; Roger De Mordaunt, recorder; Lynne Hemenway, expansion of-
ficer; and Ray Beckham, sponsor. BYU men in order to be qualifiea for mem-
bership in IK's must page or pledge for one quarter and fulfill certain page re-
quirements. They must also maintain a 2.5 grade point average. Outstanding
offices held by IK members during the 1956-57 year included Kelvyn CuUi-
more, studentbody treasurer. As a service unit, the IK's perform many func-
tions for the university as a part of their activities. These include ushering.
Paul Webb, Honorable Duke
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Salatar, Lillle
Scholes, Carol
Shumway, Carmen
Smith, Catherine
Stadmiller, Bobbi
Stettler. Carolyn
Stiriand, Elaine
Staples, Sue Ann
Swenson, Marilyn
Taslcer, Dorothy
Wright. Dolores
Walker, Shirley
Webb, Carolyn
Zollinger, Janice
WITH LEFT FOOT UP, the Sponsors are ready to
start off on the right foot — which is their usual
procedure as they serve at various functions on
the Brigham Young University Campus. Here they
participate in the Homecoming Day parade.
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Anderson, Karen
Anderson. Sue Marie
Ashby, Joan
Ault, Myrna
Bailey, Barbara
Baker, Corma
Beck. Jackie
Beckstrand. Helen
Berry, LouJne
Bodihe, Shirley
Brimhall, Janelie
Brooks, Connie
Burrup, Kaye
Cahoon, Sharon
Campbell, Carolyn
Carter, Annette
Chandler, Connie
Collins, Cecily
Cummings, Karen
Dixon, Karen
Durrant. Vicki
Eliason, Pat
Flenniken. Daisy
Grover, Judy
Hart, Barbara
Hatch, Antoinette
Hatch, Donna
Henry, Diane
Gyde, Edna Lou
Ingram, Patricia
Kozalc, Jackie
Leishman, Karen
Lewis, Marilyn
Lochhead, Lois
Mattice. Nan
Merrill, Janet
Miner. Janet
Morgan, Marcia
Nelson, Mary Ann
Nutter, Diana
Oberhansley. Loa
Obregon, Socorro
Orme, Kathryn
Oxborrow, Jeanette
Painter, Beverly
Poole, Maxine
Redd. Carolyn
Reddish, Jackie
Reed, Maxine
Robinson, Leona
Sponsor Corps is affiliated with university AFROTC and its purpose is to
serve this group as well as BYU and the community. The coea group has a
social purpose to have fun and make lasting friendships.
Uniformed members were first seen on campus in 1952 when the four year
organization was established. Since that time Sponsors have actively partici-
pated in university functions and services.
During 1956-57 the 75 members organized a fall Blood Drive, marched in the
Homecoming parade, presented an assembly and the Military Ball in conjunc-
tion with the AFROTC, gave a dinner dance, went on flights, held exchanges
and presented a drill during the MMen Tournament.
The military saluting of Sponsors on campus walks brought notice to mem-
bers. And some of the members have won university titles during the year.
Claudia Sedgwick was Homecoming Queen, Karen Leishman, Sophomore
Loan Fund Queen; Diane Henry, runner-up for Delta Phi Dream Girl; Shar-
ron Benson, Belle of the Y; and Janelie Brimhall, runner-up for Belle of the Y.
In order to be qualified to join the Sponsor Corps applicants must apply in the
fall and pass the interview and marching reviews as judged by respective
boards.
Officers for 1956-57 were Claudia Sedgwick, commandant, Barbara Hart, ex-
ecutive officer, Annette Carter, adjutant, Kathy Orme, finance and Col. Bar-
nett S. Allen, sponsor.
Claudia Sedgwick, Commandant
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Walker. Gail
Ward. Georgeanna
Wilcox, Marion
Woodward. Lee Anna
Wood, Carol
SPURS PRACTICE formation and step for Homecoming parade.
EARLY RISERS notify new members.
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Alder. Liltie
Alien, Jeanne
Alter, Marilyn
Anderson. Marie
Arnason, Lynefte
Barry, Barbara
Bates, Colleen
Blact:, Marcia
Blodgett, Joan
Brim, Beulah
Brown, Kay
Browning, Kate
Bunnell, Ann
Cook, Barbara
Coleman, Doreen
Crandall, SueDette
Cunningham, Marilyn
Gardner, Georganne
Hatch, Diane
Francis, Jane Ann
Holmon, Margaret
Jennings, Glennja
McDowell, Sylvia
Mahaffey, Linda
Matson. Kathryn
Millar, Jeanne
Miller, Corena
Nielson, Susan
Norman, Mary Jean
Millett, Oonna
Poulson, Jennie Lin
Riggs, Loretta
Sabin, Elaine
Solvesen, Patrica
SItidmore, Emellne
Skinner, Vetda
Smith, Janice Ann
Todd. Marna
Utschig. Mary
Swalnston. Kay
Spurs
"At your service," is the motto that guides every Spur member in her service
-projects for BYU. Members of this sophomore women's service unit try to pro-
mote school spirit and good sportsmanship while carrying our various projects
for the university. The university branch of the national Spurs organization
was established in 1954 and during its first year was on probationary status.
This means that the 19565-7 year is the unit's first as an independent chapter.
Spur members joined in campus activities of many kinds. They ushered at
Thursday assemblies, sold tickets, aided in election, "sponsored "singing Valen-
tines" for the annual holiday, held a birthday dinner celebrating the national
birthday of the organization, an exchange with IK's, and planning the regional
Spurs convention which will be held on the BYU campus next fall. Spurs were
led during 1956-57 by officers Kay Taylor, president; Jeanne Allen, vice-presi-
dent; Kleina Skousen, secretary fall quarter; Pat Salvesen, secretary winter-
spring quarter; Mama Todd, treasurer; Doreen Coleman, historian, George-
arma Ward, editor; and Janis Hull and Margaret Snarr, Junior advisors. Mem-
bership qualifications for Spurs restrict the applicants to sophomore women
who are tapped for membership during the spring quarter of the freshman
year. Coeds must have a 3.0 grade point average and maintain it during their
sophomore year. Activities in high school, college and church plus a vnlling-
ness to serve are also taken into consideration.
ACTUAL PERFORMANCE in Homecoming parade sees Spurs watching to keep in step. Rounding a turn presents a few difficulties.
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PHONE calls and regUtration cards helped Thea AlexU to check phone directory.
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Blackburn, Georgia
Adamson, Carole
BadgeH, Yvonne
Belm, Gabrlelle
Bischof. Yvonne
Bulkley, Anne
Cole, Natalie
CoonDbs, Suzanne
Cowley, Elaine
Farnswofth, Sue
Goss, Donna
Dahl, Pat
Grange. Margaret
Hammond, Patty
Hanna. Marian
Hansen, Nancy Lee
Hatch, Sandrc
Hunter llene
Jacobsen, Sanda
Jespersen, Pauline
Johnson, Joneen
Kartchner, Beverly
Kearl, Ruth Marie
Keller, Barbara
KIrby, Janice
Lamb, Laurelie
Lindstrom, Gayle
McAllister, Cheryl
McDonald, Kathleen
Michaells, Elaine
Muhlestein. Mary K.
Ostler, Betsy
Parker, Margo
Powell, Dixie Lea
Rohbock, Teddy
Rowberry, Kara
Rutherford, Peggy
Seeley, Peggy
Senne, Joellen
Sennhauser, Lore
Sharp, Barbara J.
Sharp, Janyce
Simac, Ellen
Smith, De Anna
Smith, Marian
Smith, Sharon
Smurthwaite, Mary
Spalding, Idyll
Stout, Diane
Steele, Shirley
Thea Alexis
New service unit on the BYU campus, Thea Alexis was organized during Fall
Quarter and became active during Winter Quarter. The unit is composed of 15
Freshman girls to promote scholarship ana service among freshman women.
Purpose of the young organization is to serve the studentboay, encourage activi-
ty and scholarship, uphold the traditions of the college and promote the "spirit
of the Y." Members of Thea Alexis must meet qualifications set up by the
charter group which are: 3.0 grade point average, interest in participating in
school affairs, and membership in the freshman class when selected. First year
activities brought the unit members in notice. Blue clad Freshmen aided in
Spring Quarter voting, registration during Winter and Spring quarters, collec-
tion of Freshman class dues. Junior Prom ticket sales. Freshman class stationery
sales, ushered at university functions, and performed other services. Charter
officers of Thea Alexis are Valeria Hatch, president; Peggy Rutherford, vice-
president; Melba Whittle, secretary; Jane White, treasvirer; and Diane Hatch,
sponsor. Miss Hatch was chairman of the organization committee which first
made plans for the development of a new service vmit. After a successful first
year on campus, members of the service unit are looking forward to continued
activity and growth during 1957-58. Thea Alexis members feel that they and
their unit will fill a vital need in the Freshman classes of the future on the
BYU campus.
Valeria Hatch, President
ORGANIZATION OF UNIT was accomplished with help of Diane Hatch (right). THEA ALEXIS served at election booths.
Swenson, Shirley
Swainston, Colleen
Stenley. Marilyn
Thomas, Mardle
Websier. Jeanis
Wheeier, Carole
Willtins. Jean
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FELLOWSHIP is a part of Y Calcares as evidenced by expressions on members' faces as they chat.
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Adomson, bmaiie
Atkisson, Lauretta
Bobcocl, Barbara
Barlow, Pauline
Ber+elsen, Delora
Boiin, Joan
Brockbonl:, Kay
Brown, Anne
Brown, Lora Lee
Bringhurst, Pat
Case. Gayle
Christensen, Gayte
Clark, DeLene
Clarke, Jill
Duerden, Frosty
Dunn, Pat
Esler, Sally
Handley, Carolyn
Harris, Sharon Kaye
Evans, Jean
Hoggan, Donna
Johansen, Joyce
Johnson, Charlene
Johnson, Joan
Johnstone, Marilyn
Jones, Ann
Jones, Ruth Junene
Markham, Barbara
Myrup, Marilyn
McCune, Jeanne
Nielsen, Betty Jo
Olsen, Pat
Resband, Karma
Radford, Margaret
Rodford, Ruth
Ricks, Sharon
Semadeni, Irene
Shipp, Sherry
Smyth, Marilyn
Snarr, Margaret
Y Calcares offers Junior women an opportunity to participate in campus service
projects, uphold traditions of the University, promote school spirit and aid in all
school activities. The members sei-ve by ushering and other school activity aids.
Origin of the service unit is unknown although it has been in existence on the
campus for many years. It was a two-year organization for sophomore and
junior women until 1956 when it was changed to a one-year unit for Junior
women only. During the 1956-57 school year, YC members were seen ushering
at assemblies, helping with elections and lyceums, and passing out programs at
football games. Social activities included an invitational with IK's during
Spring Quarter. YC officers for the year were La Dean Wright, president; Ann
Jones, vice-president; Colleen Swainston, secretary; Irene Semadini, treasurer;
Joyce Johansen, historian-reporter; and Martha Jenny, sponsor. Membership in
the organization is taken from Junior women who have a 3.0 grade point aver-
age, an active interest and participation in school activities which is aetermined
by the YC point system, and a willingness to serve. Members of this service tmit
take an interest in the university as a large area in which to do services and
gain intellectual and spiritual growth. Their many projects take them into vari-
ous phases of campus life.
LaDean Wright, President
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CAMPUS LAWNS furnish comfortable place for conversation.
USHERING at school functions was Y Calcares service
COUGARETTES were precision marchers from the Frosh coeds. Here they await their cue to perform <at game.
Spectators at the BYU home games enjoyed the per-
formances of the Cougarettes. They displayed their tal-
ents at the Utah and New Mexico football games, Fall
quarter. Halftime shows were also presented at the
Oregon, USAC, Utah, and New Mexico basketball
games. Cougarettes has developed from a cheering sec-
tion to a march and dance group promoting pep
throughout the school and participating in all pep ac-
tivities. Cougarette Diane Stevenson was elected Miss
Formal and Banyan Ball Queen. Another Cougarette,
Becky Campbell, was an attendant to the Banyan Ball
Queen. Freshman girls with poise, beauty, showman-
ship, marching ability, dancing ability, personality, and
dependability may become a Cougarette. Janice Abbott
served as the club's commandant. Other officers were
Janice Martin, president; Suzanne Gould, social chair-
Joyce Bailey and Shirley Miller, activity chair-
man;
men; Dody Murray, secretary-treasurer; Clare Schroe-
ter, publicity and historian.
Latimer, Lynne
Lowder, Kim
Martin, Janice
Mason, Gloria
Miller, Shirley
Moore, Sharon
Murray, Dody
Olson, Deanna
Robinson, Shirley
Schow, Sharon
Schoeter, Clare
Traver, Lonnie
Stenvenson, Diane
Yardley, Nancy
Westwood, Susan
Storrs, Elaine
Yea+es, Carol
Walker, De Ann
Abbott, Janice
Bailey, Joyce
Campbell, Becky
Christensen, Josephine Ann
Christensen, Myrna
Cook. Sue
Gillison, Mary Lou
Evans, Cheryl
Gould, Suzanne
Green, Sherriann
Herron, Barbara
Hess, Lee Ann
Kirk, Tamsin
Jones, Virginia
iSd
Bob Beishline,
Gary Casper,
President of
President
Lambda Delta
Alpha Chapter
Sigma
Gordon Burrell,
President
Gamma Chapter
Arva Jtrfinson
President
Omicron Chapter
Deon Bean,
Ann England,
President
President
Psi Chapter
Chi Chapter
Lambda Delta Sigma
Bearing the initials of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
this unit stresses leadership, fellowship, culture, intellectuality and
spirituality. The first Lambda Delta Sigma unit was organized on the
University of Utah campus in 1936 by Dr. Lowell Bennion and a
group of students. It became national in 1941 and now has chapters
on the campuses of over twenty colleges. With a president, tnree
vice-presidents and several other officers, this organization shows
vitality by the many functions which it sponsors. This year they held
a Fall Formal, a Sweetheart Ball, a Theme Party and many chapter
activities. They also made their annual trip to the art gallery in
Springville and enjoj^ed several hours of culture. The L.D.S. club
also had a hospital program by which visits were made to cheer up
patients and pro^dde them with entertainment. Robert Beishline acted
as the president of Lambda Delta Sigma and was assisted by the
various chapter heads. The coordination of all activities required
careful planning and scheduling. The students were helped in this by
their sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Hynim L.
Andrus, and Mr. and Mrs. Reed M. Izatt.
STORY OF THE GARDEN OF EDEN was the theme of Lambda Delta Sigma's float in the Homecoming parade and digressed
about as far back as possible in keeping with theme, "Remember When?"
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Lambda Delta Sigma
HAPPY COUPLES dance at Lambda Delta Sigma's "Silver Bell" dance, one of the many enter-
tainments sponsored by them during the year (above). Close together like sardines* almost, was
the case more often than not as Lamba Delta took their unique ''hayless" hayride just before
Christmas (below).
Bird, Donna
Anderson, Lawrence
Baker, Vee Ann
Brewster, Marda
Briqqs, Lucille
Broadbenf, Ray Siddoway
Brown, Cheryl
Burnside, Clyde
Call, James Richard
Cardon, Anita
Cardon, Ellen
Carpenter, Lila
Carter, H. Dennis
Circuit, Jefi
Currier, Jim
Danks, Leora
Downey, Frank
Driskell, Carolyn
Drake, Asa
Dunford, Thomas J.
Dunn, Heber G.
Elzinga, Lavelle
Elzlnqa, Yvonne
Field, Ray A.
Fowkes, Ivan Gene
Gibson. Carol Jeafi
Hall, Robert
Hickman. Cherj
Halladay. Ann
Hamilton, Naomi
Heaton, Carol Jean
Holdsberg. Carroll
Hynst, Kathleen
Iwaasa, Henry
Johnson, Nancy
King, Stephen
Marshall. Mina
Larsen, Ruby
Mcllrath, Pat
Matthews, Tom
Morgan. Scott
Morris, Carol Jean
Nielsen, Franklin O.
Newman, Dianne
Newman, Peggy
Nelson, Narene
Nordgren, Vickl Dawn
0"Leary. Sharon
Olsen. Elaine
Pearson Vernon
Peterson, Mary Jo
Porter, Patricia
Richardson, Ralph L.
Rich, Merilynne
Rock. Gordon
Richins, Deanna
Robertson, Kenneth
Rogers, Milton
Roper, Ron
Russell, Carol
Russell, John
Sampson, Shirley
Scalf, Robert
Short, Marjory
Smith, Marilyn
Speas, James
Speckart, Philip
Spencer, Vartan
Stepp, Caroline
Stringham. Ruth
Webb, Kay
Welch, Norma
Warren. Connie
Whittaker, Arthur
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TUTORING SERVICE was one activity of Lambda Delta. STUDENTS of scholarship unit chat on the various activities held by their u«
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Ashby. Joan
Alder. LMIIe
Allen, Jeonne
Aranson, Lynette
Barney, Patricia
Barry, Barbara
Bloomfleld. Beverly
Boel, Anne
Brim, Beulah
Burrup. Kaye
Browning, Kate
Christensen, Da
Coolc, Barbara
Crose, Carrol
Cunningham, Marilyn
Derr, Loretta
Digerness, Sarah
Francis, Jane Ann
Gilchrist, Diane
Hadley, Lenet
Hansen, M. Margaret
Hatch, Diane
Holman. Sharon
Hyde. Peggy
King, Gwen
Lundell, Connie
Mahaffey, Linda
Millar, Jeanne
Johnson, Barbara
McBride, Carol
Norman, Mary Jean
McClellan, Norene
McDowell, Sylvia
Miller. Corena
Okelborry, Eva
Palmer, Nedra
Parkinson, Jerrolyn
Peterson. Margene
Poulson, Jennie Lin
Salvensen, Patricia
Alpha Lambda Delta
"To promote intelligent living and a high standard of learning, and to encourage
superior scholastic attainment among the Freshmen women in our institutions
of higher learning." So reads the preamble of Alpha Lambda Delta, a national
organization brought to this campus seven years ago. Coeds must earn a 3.5
grade point average for the first two quarters of their Freshman year in order
to qualify for membership. Intending not only to provide a place where girls
can meet together for intellectually stimulating programs. Alpha Lambda Delta
promotes academic improvement among the entire Freshman class by organiz-
ing a tutoring service which offers personal help to all those desiring it. To bet-
ter utilize this worthwhile service, these Freshmen tutors coordinate their efforts
with the regular school counseling service. In keeping also with their goals of
encouraging all around intelligence, the group names honorary members on the
basis of their contributions to the fostering of Alpha Lambda Delta ideals. Al-
ready, Lillian C. Booth, currently on leave from her position as Counselor for
Women, Miss Iva Lou Peterson, and Dr. Irene Osmond Spears, have been
honored with memberships. Miss Gwen Whitehead, in her first year on the
English faculty, acts as sponsor of this year's organization, which also receives
help traditionally from a Junior Class coed.
Colleen Bates, President
BI-MONTHLY MEETING of the unit is presided over by President
Colleen Bates. Lectures and demonstrations are often held.
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Spencer, Karl
Summers. Walton C.
Waldron, Acie
West. Emerson
Wrathall. Jay W.
Wray, Jerry
PARTY SCENE on Delta Phi assembly (above). J. Wiley
Sessions makes presentation to Dream-girl Helen Wilson at
the annual ball (below). Heinz Hubler does juggling act on
assembly (right).
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Abplanalp, Dalloy O.
Arnell. Heaps
Atkinson. Nilo
Bateman, Robert E.
Branch, Merrill
Chriitensen. Winston
Clark. Ralph
Crockett. Clyll Webb
Davis, Lloyd
Echols, Robert
Fye. Rodney W.
Guyman, Duane
Hollingworth, Mish
Jensen, Don
Jones, David Reese
Jones, Gerald
Kenney. Kenneth B.
Koldewyn, Phil
May, James A.
McKay. Monroe
Nielson, Ray P.
Nuttall, Paul
Okelberry, O. Jack
Patten, Benton
Petit, Robert
Phelps. Richard L.
Ray, Alyric
Rice, Millard
Scott, Jim
Stubbs, Glen
Delta Phi
Delta Phi has the distmction of being the first Greek letter fraternity organized
in Utah and one of the first west of the Mississippi River. The purpose of he
organization IS to provide an honorary fraternity for returned nTissionaries to
keep fellowship and missionary spirit, and to be of service to fellow students
Delta Phi made its first appearance in 1869 as a debating society on the campus
?QoS University of Deseret. now the University of UtaK. It was reorganiz Jin
1920 under direction of John A. Widtsoe, then president of the University Z
an organization for returned missionaries. In addition to BYU seven other col-
lege and umyersity campuses boast Delta Phi chapters. Qualification for mem-
bership require any male to have served as a missionary for six months or more
fulMime, without pay Outstandmg alumni and members include Stephen L
Richards, J. Reuben Clark, Jr. Joseph F. Merrill, John A. Widts^, and
Ma thew Cowley. A full slate of social activities is carried on each year by
Max Garrett, President
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DELTA PHI CHORUS take. «. «««.! tour to some part ol United States. They are known for their h««ony «.d versatility.
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Delta Phi
BARRIE McKAY and Elaine Stirland dance at ball. FLOORSHOW presented at Sweeheart ball — Sentimental Journey.
HOODED CHARACTER pours bucket of water on
pledge's head at "kangaroo" court held at Delta Phi
initiation.
REGULAR MEMBERS of unit give "thumbs down" on pledge as mock
judge asks for sentence of guilty or not guilty at court session.
PLEDGE TAKES "solemn" oath at Delta Phi "kangaroo" court. Gags and tricks were the general occurence at this annual event.
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GAMMA PHI members take a group of high school students on a tour of campus facilities and housing of Brigham Young University.
Gamma Phi Omicron
Gamma Phi Omicron, the oldest honorary organization
for women on campus, began the year with pledging
activities including a goat dinner and a formal initia-
tion ritual. Upperclass women who are majoring in
some field of home economics, who have a good pro-
fessional attitude, and who have and maintain a high
scholastic average are welcomed as members.
The promotion of high ideals in home economics, a
spirit of professionalism in the department, and su-
perior scholarship are the Gamma Phi Omicron goals.
Spring quarter a birthday banquet to honor alumni
was presented and the group attended the state Home
Economics Convention in Salt Lake City. They also
led tours through the new Smith Family Living
Center.
Barlow, Pauline
Beckstrand, Coro! Nan
Bennion, Lucille
Brasher. Elaine
Canty, Jenean
Case, Gayle
Cheney, Marian
Clorlt, DeLene
Clarlc, Nelda
Dalton. Geneve
Drake. Jonel
Hunter, Margaret
Enlce, Ruth
Hess, Carlene
Johonsen, Joyce
Johnson Anna
Johnson, Chorlene
Johnson, Verno
McFarlond, MeTva
Olsen. Wanda
Orme, Kathryn
Ottosen, Nadene
Redford Ruth
Redford, Margaret
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FRONT ROW: Larry K. Vaughn, Dee Lynn Smith, Tom Read, Stanley Oshima, J. K. Berry, P. David Norris.
Gates, Douglas Dill, Marlin E. Boyer, Eugene Devenport, Ronald Van Leuven, Tom Kennedy, Eugene Smith.
BACK ROW: Keith T.
Alpha Phi Omega
Alpha Phi Omega, Eta Omicron Chapter, welcomed
BYU students who were affiliated with the Boy Scout
movement during the year or at sometime in their life
into the club's activities. An initiation ceremony and a
banquet highlighted each quarter's activity schedule.
Royal B. Stone sponsored the group which was organized
to assemble college men in the fellowship of the Scout
Oath and Law, to develop friendships and to promote
service to humanity. Ron Vanheumen served as presi-
dent, Tom Kennedy, vice-president, and Larry Vaughn,
secretary-treasurer.
FRONT FOW: Sharon Sims, Priscilla Pulliam, Carol Johnson,
bara Berry, Joyce Mills.
Epsilon Chi Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon was organized
on the BYU campus in 1955 to administer aid to the
mentally ill through music, to advance music in Ameri-
ca, to promote musicianship and scholarship, and to
develop a true sisterhood. Tne group participated in a
Formal Founders' Day Banquet with the University of
Utah Chapter in November. A pledge recital and a bene-
fit concert were also on their schedule. Carol Partridge
is president of this club for music majors and minors.
Betty Hoover, Jeanette Boyack, and Carol Johnson are
other officers. Mrs. Ralph Woodward is the sponsor of
the group.
Mu Phi Epsilon
Carol Partridge. BACK ROW: Naomi Christensen, Venae Bryan, Bar-
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FIRST ROW: Daniel L. Martino, Eddie Krieger, President; Robert Stephens, Karl H. Bodon, Eugene Jensen, J. J. Keeler.
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Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
On the campus of Brigham Young University, art and
its appreciation are paramount. In order to bring forth
and publicize good music. Phi Mu Alpha was organized
on the campus five years ago. Another of their aims is
to stimulate an interest in music, and therefore, they
make no requirement of members other than an interest
and desire to learn about music. Persons may join either
on application or invitation. Opportunity is given to
associate with prominent music faculty whereby mutual
enjoyment is received. Other associations of music,
namely Mu Phi Epsilon, join with this unit in the com-
Sleting of their aims. Phi Mu Alpha meets each Mon-
ay evening in social, business or cultural capacities,
where, under the direction of Eddie Krieger, president,
and Clawson Cannon, sponsor, policies and plans of the
club are formulated. Although the nimiber of active
members is quite small, it being only four; many past
members are on the campus. Among them are Newell
Weight, Carl Fuerstner, Norman Gulbrandsen, J. J.
Keeler, Lawrence Sardoni, Don Earl, Brandt Curtis,
Ralph Laycock, Clawson Cannon, Ralph Woodward and
Dan Martino.
PHI MU ALPHA encourages development of such musical appreciation groups as this male quartet organized from A Cappella Choir.
Members are Virgil Camp, Howard Putnam, Jerry Ottley and Eddie Krieger. They are widely known and participate here on TV show.
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Scoresby, Marilyn
Scoresby, Mary Lou
Smellie, Marilyn
Weight, Gloria
Wilding. Ru+h
Yingling, Laura
SHOMRAH KIYEL members who are waiting for the return of some missionary get together often in informal groups and parties.
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B
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Auger, Rae
Alcorn. Marlene
Austin. Gaylia
Batlantyne, Kay
Barrow, Barbara Joan
Bassett, Etouise
Baxter, Laree
Beard, Bernice
Bird. Carol
Boyer, Nada
Braithwaite, Ruthmary
Bremer, Fiorina
Buttars, LaReen
Christensen, lla
Clark, Ranae
Cluff. Gay
Cook, Colleen
Curtis, Delene
Oenos, Janet
Draper. Marva
Evans, Jean
Eberhard. Colletto
Ellis. Geralyn
Forsllng, Ann
Fortini, Pat
Greaves, Karren
Hamilton, Donna
Knight, Marlene
Larsen, Barbara
Lasson, Carolyn
Macumber, Ann
Leigh, Dorene
Nelson, Pat
Packer, Eileen
Packer, LoRane
Pugh, Sandra
Pugmire, Pat
Richie, Gwena
Robb, Renee
Schofield, Ha Claire
Shomrah Klyel
The uniqueness of Shomrah Kiyel is explained only by the uniqueness of a uni-
versity whose male students are constantly leaving for the mission field. The
girls they leave behind — their wives and sweethearts — unite under this Hebrew
name, signifying women of strength, courage, valor, and virtue, for the purpose
of cultivating spiritual growth while providing each other with social com-
panionship during their long wait. Organized in the spring of 1955, this unusual
group of devoted women, under the leadership of Gloria Paramore Firmage, has
an average active membership of fifty, a figure which fluctuates as missionaries
leave and return. With a core centering upon spiritual values. Shomrah Kiyel
promotes the cultural, creative, aesthetic, and home interests of each girl. To
realize these goals, Shomrah Kiyel activities include inspirational meetings with
noted speakers, book reviews, talent programs, and practical home demonstra-
tions by members. Traditional activities on the social calendar are slimiber
parties, a Sweetheart Banquet, Junior Prom party, volleyball games and a
Spring breakfast. The highlight of the current year was a sunrise service along
with their Spring breakfast. With activities which allow these girls to share the
experiences of their missionary-sweethearts, the future is made more assuring
for those fellows who are responsible for Shomrah Kiyel.
Gloria Firmage, President
SWEETHEART DINNER was big event of the year and replaced dinner dance of other units. Invitations were sent to fiancees.
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FRONT ROW: Margurette Weaver, Linda Andrews, Joyce Baxter, Mickey Barrow, Roger Rugg. SECOND ROW: Jack Nelson, Dr. Alonzo
Morley, John Burton, Buddy Kimball, Glen Peck. BACK ROW: Jerry Murphy, Shirley Larsen, Ruth Heber, Frances Armstrong, Jean
Baziw, William Williams.
Sigma Alpha Eta
Majors in clinical speech and hearing who have shown
marked interest in this field and who have, as undergrad-
uates, ranked in the top third of their class, compose the
Alpha Gamma Chapter on this campus of the Sigma
Alpha Eta national professional society. Intended to
stimulate the interest of more people in this field, and to
promote exchange of professional ideals among colleges,
the national organization was established in 1949. BYU's
facilities in clinical speech and hearing make the Alpha
Gamma Chapter an active and close knit one, shown by
their first place award in the Mixed voices section of the
1956 Son Festival. Officers this year are Bud Kimball,
Elaine Erickson, Glen Peck, and Linda Andrews. Group
activities include programs of professional interest and
occasional socials.
UNIT MEMBER works with children who need help with speech and hearing. This club is organized to give people wider experience.
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FRONT ROW: June Meiners. Nancy Briggs, Marian Green. Alice Schindler. BACK ROW: Robert Boren, Rete GUbert, Glen Dona
Staker, Keith Rooker,
Tau Kappa Alpha and Forenslcs
Carrying on in the tradition which recalls both President
Wilkinson and President A. Ray Olpin of the University
of Utah debating at the BYU, the Forensics Society con-
tinues to keep the university on top of competitive speech
ranks in the Intermountain West. Participating in speech
tournaments from coast to coast, the team managed to
come off with their share of first places in debate and in-
dividual events. This year's president, Nancy Briggs, won
additional recognition as a national representative to Tau
Kappa Alpha, which boasts among its alumni. President
Olpin and Dean Emeritus T. L. Martin of the BYU.
Other officers this year were Robert Boren, Norman King,
and Keith Rooker. Jed Richardson coached the debators.
Highlights of this year's competition were trips to Denver
for the Regional Meet, and a trip to Rutgers, N. J., in
April.
FRONT ROW: June Meiners, Nancy Briggs, Nancy Price, Lenet Hadley, Alice Schlinder. SECOND ROW: Roger Jeppson, ReU Gilbert,
Keith Jenkins, Loren Crane, Keith Rooker. BACK ROW: Norman E. King. Kathryn White. Glen Dona SUker, Arlene Arlt. Robert
Boren.
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FRONT ROW: Ada Ruth Jones, Barbarajean Nelson, Claudia Bowers, DeNell Chrismon, Dean Werner. SECOND ROW: Kenneth
Skousen, Norman Pruett, Stanley Jackson, Velda Skinner, Gary Montierth, Richard McLaws, David Flake, Don Kenney, Carolyn
Mortensen. BACK ROW: Beverly Bloomfield, Lorna Allred, Loretta Riggs, Nathel Hutchinson, Lynn Standifird, Diane Smith, De-
anna Dory.
Arizona
To provide real western fun and fellowship among stu-
dents from the Sunset State is the goal of the Arizona
Club. Much of the credit for promotion of activities
with a western flavor on the BYU campus must be giv-
en to the Arizona Club. The Arizona Daze celebration
which was sponsored by the club has grown into the
annual campus-wide Western Week with its assembly,
rodeo, old-west displays, and dance. Events on the
club calendar during the year included a series of
western dances held Fall Quarter, the annual Spanish
supper held in March, and the traditional sponsoring
of the dance which culminates Western Week festivi-
ties. Club officers were Kenneth Skousen, president;
Norman Pruett, vice-president; and Deanna Dory,
secretary. The club's sponsor was President Harvey L.
Taylor of the University administration.
SAD SACK typical of Western Daze.
HILARIOUS HAY DAY and refreshment, too; in other words, Western Daze.
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FRONT ROW: Judy Peterson. Jean Craw, Carolyn Driskell, Gayle Craw. BACK ROW: Howard HiU, Doug Bush, Gordon Echols,
Marilyn Benson, Wayne Bates, Don Biery.
California
To the California Club belongs the distinction of holding
all-time memberships. This club, organized in 1947,
held a variety of activities to encourage club members to
get acquainted with fellow Califomians and to provide
service opportunities. After-game parties, firesides, an
annual Christmas party (instituted this year), and a
party spring quarter made for an eventful year. As a
commendable service project, the club held parties for
ward patients in the Utah State Hospital. The Cali-
fomians turned out in force to welcome Senator Know-
land when he visited the "Y" campus. They were also
active in Intramural Sports, the Club football team
taking second place in its division. Howard Hill headed
the organization as its president.
CALIFORNIA CLUB president, Howard Hill, welcomes Senator Knov, land to the BYU campus and presents him with California flag.
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FRONT ROW: Ron Dills, Jeanne Webb, Eleanor Brockbank, Voncile Owens, Betty Butler, Naomi Hamilton, Marilyn Miller, Timothy
Walter Harley. SECOND ROW: L. Allen Watson, Tanya Dillman, Judy Hunt, Shirley Q. Sampson, Kay Henderson, Janice Woods,
Donald Richard Dewey. BACK ROW: James David Sullivan, Vernon W. Mattson, Warren F. Crapse, Gary Tribett, Janice Opp, Paul
Hamilton, Ervil Welch.
of firesides. The Confederates also entered a float in the
Homecoming Parade. This club was formed on campus
during the Autumn quarter of 1955, and although it is
a young organization it claimed twenty-two active
members this year. Faculty sponsor for the club was
Lieutenant Phillip Grindstaff, and Roy Spradley direct-
ed the club's many activities.
Students who live in the South and those with an inter-
est in the South enjoyed activities among fellow Rebels
in the Confederate Club. A full schedule of social events
this year included a roller skating party, a tobogganing
and a "tacky" party held during Winter quarter, and a
swimming and a canyon outing held Spring quarter.
Club projects included sponsoring dances and a series
FRONT ROW: Kay Hackney, Treasurer; Virginia Blunck, Vice-pres.; Diane Brown, Fireside Chairman; Melba Tolson, Secretary; Celia
Langford, Historian. BACK ROW: Mac Cartin, Program Committee Chairman; Roy Spradley, President; Barbara Parry, Publicity;
Ronnie Blair, Activity Chairman.
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FRONT ROW: James J. Layton, Terese Olsen, Lucile Trost. Judith Prussc. Howard Larson. SECOND ROW: Karen Olsen, Shirley
Call, Pat Mcllrath, Sharon Hatch, Carolyn Rice, Sharlcen Taylor, Georgia Moore. BACK ROW: Carole Adamson, Dee Ann Sjoblom,
Kenneth Mano, Roger Nalder, Paul C. Smith, Sandra Adams, Jayne Evans.
A new geographical club organized this year for the
purpose of acquainting member-students with others
from the same locality is the Davis Club. Drawing its
membership from Davis County, the next county
north of Salt Lake County, the club illustrates, by the
fact of its recent organization, that the BYU is grow-
ing in size and prestige so as to draw more students
from areas which previously sent most of their college-
ags youth to closer state universities. Officers in this
charter year organization have spent most of their
energies in mapping out the future for Davis County
groups to came. They are Paul C. Smith. President;
Day Marie Parkin, vice-president; Joe Klein, secre-
tary. Lucile Trost acted as sponsor of the group offer-
ing guidance and advice. The officers worked closely
with her in promoting the club's activities.
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CLUB MEMBERS have informal get together after discussing club business matters. Refreshments are always a part of informality.
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FRONT ROW: Irene Semadeni. LUa Barber, Margie Torrey, LoAnne Jex, Patsy Redd, George Perkins. SECOND ROW: Keith Beagles,
William Halls, Donna Marie Redd, Lorene Potts, Neal Thomas. BACK ROW: Keith Shumway, Almonte Barton, Robert A. Jones, Gary
Lee Shumway, Glen Jones.
Colo-Jiuan
Students from the San Juan Basin and Colorado joined
in the organization of the Colo- Juan Club in January
of 1955. Since then, this unit has functioned as a rec-
reational and social outlet for the members claiming
its name. Keith Shumway served as president of the
unit and was aided in his duties by Neal Thomas and
Lorene Potts. Some of the activities held this year were
a roller skating party, an ice skating party, and a can-
yon party. Through these and regular meetings friend-
ships and social contacts were increased.
The purpose of the Danish-Norwegian Club is to
maintain and stimulate interest in the Danish and
Norwegian cultures; to provide social activities, and to
stimulate genealogical research. Activities during the
year included a Scandinavian Christmas tree party,
folk dancing, various parties, dances and firesides.
Officers were John Matsen, president; Charles Mad-
sen, vice-president; and Gary C. Williamson, secretary-
treasurer. Ellis T. Rasmussen was sponsor.
Danish - Norviregian
FRONT ROW: Jim Baker, Burt Johnson. Jay Ross Hyer, Larry Slaughter, Anthon Lewis. BACK ROW: Charlie Madsen, Everett Hag-
gerty, Kristian Aase, Gary Williamson, John Matsen.
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FRONT ROW: Scott Squires, Mary Helen Clark (President), Sharcn Heaton, Rosalie Slade, Marlene Frei, Mary Alice Foremaster,
Don Burris. SECOND ROW: Richard Hunt, Boyd Clark, Brooks Taylor, Mrs. Ross Mc Arthur (Faculty Sponsor), Mr. Ross Mc Arthur
(Faculty Sponsor), Harlan Harrison. BACK ROW: May Workman, LaRene Mortensen, Pat Rust, Ila Dawn Sullivan, Karl Brooks,
Mary Lou Atkin, LaPbel Holt.
Dixie
The Dixie Club endeavors to maintain the common
interest of students who have formerly attended Dixie
College, or who have their homes and allegiances in
the "South" of Utah. Activities during the year includ-
ed eight firesides, several parties, skating and swim-
ming excursions, and a canyon trip. Officers were
Mary Helen Clark, president; Karl Brooks, vice-presi-
dent; and Mary Alice Foremaster, secretary-treasurer.
Ross McArthur was sponsor.
Cache Valley Club provides activities for students from
Cache Valley. The club is set up to bring in students
from Southern Idaho as well as Northern Utah. Activi-
ties included socials, parties, and participation in
sports. President for the year was Larry Benson. Lyle
Toggart had the duties of vice-president, with Ruby
Larsen as secretary, and Joyce Martin, treasurer. As-
sisting these officers in carrying out the year's activi-
ties were Louise Last and Verl Lamb as social chair-
men. Glen Peterson as sports director, and LaDawn
Whittle, Idaho reporter, and Pauline Anderson, Utah
reporter.
Cache Valley
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FRONT ROW: Verl Lamb, Louise Last, Darlene Brown, Stanton Nuffer, Paul Swainston. BACK ROW: Larry Benson, Jeanene Jenson,
Joyce Martin, Lyle Toggart, Ruby Larsen, Ray Wiser.
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FRONT ROW: Dorothy Brown, Maria Elena Chaviz, Ruth McKay, Georgina Gonzalez, Theresa Bandfeldt, Olga M. Stiarez Cardona,
Connie Bonilla, Alicia Gonzalez, Iris Heinzig, Miguel Rossal. SECOND ROW: Alberto DeHoyos, Dennis Ward, Yung Sik Kim, Francisco
CeboUada, Lucia Panuncio, Arturo Barrios, Jorge Mario Lopez, Juan Jose Rodas, Constantine Politis, Margaret Thomas, Lilia Perez.
THIRD ROW: Shib Chattorai, Youn Chi, Hilkka Kangasniemi, Yong Soon Kim, Yvonne McKay, Estela Raya, Marie Sauvaget,
Tomiko Imai, Raul Garcia, Cho Yanglai, Ki Sung Ho. BACK ROW: Gercharin Gill, Dian Davis, Eric Brodin, Dalphine Ward, Rafael
Castillo, Ruth Schmalz, Ken Gillie, Beth Johnson, Joan Hacking, Dan Johnson.
Foreign Students
"What is it like in your country?" In the activities of the
BYU Foreign Students Club the answer to this question
may be found while mingling with students from many
lands. Club membership is open to all foreign-born stu-
dents and to American students interested in making and
developing international friendships. Cultural evenings
promoting an understanding of other lands and peoples
were held as a regular club activity. The club was formed
during the summer quarter of 1956. Social events during
this first year of activities included after-game parties, a
tobogganing party held Winter Quarter, and an outing
during Spring Quarter. Officers: Rafael E. Castillo, presi-
dent; Yvonne Mckay, vice-president; Dalphine N. Ward,
secretary; and Ruth Schmalz, treasurer. Sponsor was Dr.
Selby G. Clark.
WITH BACKDROP of Mexican snowman,
foreign students learn to know each other
and shake hands in American way (left).
Variety of games amuse students at party
(above).
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FRONT ROW: Tatsuo Takeuchi, Mary Kekaula, Judith Naumu, George Kojima, Donna Shimoda, Annie Akau, Lena Davis, Keala
Aikau, Rosie Tufaga. SECOND ROW: Ernest Tsuji, Philip Kekauoha, James Kashiwagi, Robert Ho, Kaui Nahulu, Socorro Obregon,
Margaret Kahuena, Betty Silva, Lauae Long, EMith Kahoilua. THIRD ROW: Allen Hiyashi, Stanley Oshima, Sharon Quick, Margery
Kekauoha and daughter, Shirley lokepa, Ipo Moikeha, Margaret Adechi, Kathleen Teragawa, Marjorie Uyeda, Delthia Akiu and
daughter. BACK ROW: John Kapele, Roy Runnels, Carol Ragonton, Gilbert Abrigo, Henry Long, Glenn Kukahiko, Samuel Kekauoha,
Robert Uyehara, Keith Price, Donald Hatori.
Haviraiian
A taste of life and culture of the islands is carried to the
BYU campus by members of the Hawaiian Club. Since its
organization in 1948, the Hawaiian Club has produced,
among other accomphshments, superior intramural ath-
letic teams, two Homecoming queens, very original
Homecoming floats, and outstanding entertainment fea-
turing authentic songs and dances of the islands. A full
calendar of activities this year began with a welcome
back party Fall Quarter and continued with a Thanks
giving party, a Beachcomer's party, an invitational
dance, a spring show performer for the studentbody, and
the year was climaxed with a farewell party given in
honor of the graduating senior members. Some officers
were Phillip Kekauoha, Robert Uyehara, Judith Puanani
Naumu, and Margaret Adachi. E. Wayne Wright was
club sponsor.
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HAWAIIAN ENTRY in Homecoming parade depicted scenes from the Islands. Authentic costumes and music added charm to theme.
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FRONT ROW: Dolores Ann Bock, Myra Faye Mortensen, Kenley Kulp, Karen Randall, Diane Boulet, Pauline M. Jespersen, Norma
Welch. SECOND ROW: Mike Dean, Rod Johnson, Sharon L. Fritz, Caryl Ann Waldvogel, Judy Grover, Nancy Smith, Jeff Circuit.
Illinois
The Illinois-Wisconsin Club was founded in 1956 by Jef-
frey Circuit, the present club president. The purpose of
the organization is to promote friendship among students
from the same general area and to represent the states
of Illinois and Wisconsin at the BYU. To be a member of
the club, one must have lived in either Illinois or Wis-
consin, and adhere to the standards of the Church. They
must actively support the club. Meetings were held bi-
monthly and were divided into two parts: business and
social. The group enjoyed many dances during the school
year, in addition to sponsoring firesides. Sharon L. Fritz
served as vice-president; Myra Faye Mortensen was sec-
retary; and Mike Dean handled the duties of treasurer.
CLUB ENJOYS unique dance requiring rolled pants. STRING GAME used to find partner gets everyone confused in the middle.
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FRONT ROW: Tavita Fitisemanu, Wayne Lemmon, Joyce Willbank, Duane Winn, Janice Larsen, Bill Martin, Shirlee Huskinson,
Grant Grover, Tom Peck. Woody Nulson, Eleanor Petersen. Phil Be lion. SECOND ROW: Alan Grey, Jean Whiting, Sharon Reid, Eleanor
Pezoldt, Chuck Stevenson, Venia Whipple, Mary Howlett, Janice Bair, Colleen Broan, Marvin Burton, Jan Summerhays, Leanne Pon-
der, Irene Harger, Tom B. Erekson, Sam Atoa, Frank Horton. THIRD ROW: Patricia Barney, Mary Jean Cartwright, Loretta Vance,
Irene Semadeni, Lei Rae Fawson, Myma Day, Carol Phippen, Cayla Lalliss. Karen Erickson, Joneen Johnson, Cecile James, Jerry
Brooks, Derrel Robison. BACK ROW: Cleona Winn, Nevada Neeley, Cheril James, Darilyn By bee. Bee Snow, Evelyn Crandall, Helen
Hanni, Jayne Evans, Lynette Bair, Ruthdale Walters, Lenore Crookston, Karleen Hitchcock, Dick Mickelsen.
Kla Ora
The Kia Ora Club brings to the Brigham Young campus
one of the most unique clubs in American universities. It
was first organized six years ago by returned missionaries
from New Zealand to promulgate the customs, spirit and
faith of the Maori people. The only requirement for ini-
tial membership is a sincere interest in this culture;
memberss are required to know and master various
Maori songs and dances. The club has long been noted
on campus for their amusing and graceful portrayals of
the Maori customs. During the year the club conducted
a three-day tour of southern Utah high schools, presented
an evening program in the Spring Quarter, ana contem-
plated a possible summer tour. Sponsors are Rulon Cra-
ven and Frank K. Horton.
KIA ORA CLUB attracts many students because of the unique dances
performed and the many interesting trips. At left the men perform a
war dance in which the chest is beaten wildly. The girls above are
preparing for a dance routine which requires intricate and sikllful
stcDS. Realistic make-up and costumes add to atmosphere of danc-
ing.
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FRONT ROW: Karen Reynolds, Joan Widdison, Jennie Hatch, Gay Ellis, Alice Paddock, Lynn Rossiter, Benda Lee Evans. SECOND
ROW: Benny Le Baron, Ramon Squires, David Squires, Rhett Potter, Gary Stott, Loye E. Blackburn, Sherron H. Porter. BACK ROW:
Nolan Kolste, Christ Kolste. Ken Peterson, Leroy Schenk, Denis Peterson, Earl M. Lee, Melvin J. Pearson.
Montana
The Montana Club provides an association for social re-
lations for students from the state of Montana. Purpose
of the club is to further growth and friendship within the
club and with other clubs on campus. Highlight of the
year found two carloads of members traveling to Mis-
soula, Montana, for the BYU-Montana basketball game.
Various other meetings and socials were held during the
year, including an exchange with the Y'oming Club.
David Squires headed the club as president with Dee
Dwight as vice-president. Other officers included Joan
Widdison as secretary; Carl Hatch, business manager;
and Tom Maughan as sports director. The Montana Club
boasts one of the most unusual statements of qualifica-
tions of any club on campus — "an inkling of or some
connections with the state of Montana."
MONTANA CLUB members gather around the Focault pendulum pit in Eyring Science Building after their regular formal meeting.
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FRONT ROW: Bob Asper, RoUin Zaugg, Mary Smurthwaite, La Donna Frederick, Laura May Yingling, Melvin Olsen. SECOND ROW:
Jay Whipple, Douglas Dill, Rex Boiurds, Devar Cluff, David Harrison.
Under the direction of Douglas Dill as president of the
unit, the Oregon Club enjoyed a year of fun and friend-
ship. As guardians of associations of the students on cam-
pus who have lived or are connected with the state of
Oregon, this unit provided many social and business
functions during the year. Socials featured a variety of
games, dancing and refreshments as members gathered
in informal get-togethers. Assisting in the planning and
preparation of the activities of the Oregon Club was Jay
Whipple as vice-president; Laura Yingling, secretary;
and Mary Smurthwaite, treasurer. The Oregon Club has
been active on campus for some time and has fostered
many friendships between residents of this state.
CLUB officers discuss business and pleasure while munching on cookies. Why make everything hard if you can take it easy t
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FRONT ROW: Joyce McGee, Lynne Anderson, Marilyn Peterson, Natalie Wickes, Nancy Jackson, Jean Whiting. SECOND ROW:
Marvin Loar, Anthon H. LewU, Ron Collyer, Shirley Cook, Janice Christiansen, Glen Pafaner. BACK ROW: Donald Jack, Margaret
Stokes, Louise Lambson, Lureen Rencher, Mary Dagmar Fenley, Carole Christensen.
Students from the state of New Mexico comprise the
membership of the New Mexico Club. The club was or-
ganized three years ago for the purpose of creating activi-
ties for students from the same area accord irig to the
BYU standards. The club combined with the Uinta Club
and the Arizona Club for a roller skating party. Another
exchange was held with the Yankee Club and a third
with the Y'oming Club to give members a full slate of
social activities. Douglas Banks is president of the organi-
zation with Ronald Collyer as vice-president. Margaret
Lee Stokes is secretary-treasurer. Sponsor of the club is
Cleo McCracken.
The Swedish Club was organized two years ago by a
group of returned Swedish missionaries, desirous to re-
tain friendships made in the mission field. Goals are to
preserve members' knowledge of the Swedish language,
stimulate interest in the Swedish culture and customs,
and to provide enjoyable social, educational, and cultural
activities for all persons interested in the land of Sweden.
Activities of the year included Sunday firesides, the spon-
soring of a float at Homecoming, "Jul Fest" exchange
with the Danish-Norwegian Club and presenting a pro-
gram for the LDS Swedish Organization in Salt Lake
City.
Swedish
FRONT ROW: Jewel Spilsbury, Jack Okelberry, Sonja Whittle, Kay Jacobs, Dorothy Olson, Norma Spjut, Siv Eriksson. SECOND
ROW: Bryan Wahlquist, Elwood Peterson, Dennis Peterson, Dee V. Jacobs, Lloyd Olson, Dale R. Carver, Rick Ericksson, Varr Y. Nel-
son. BACK ROW: Bill Staff anson, Robert Safsten, Nils-Eric Brodin, WUbur T. Walton, Darold Marlowe, Carl F. Wamick, Calvin W.
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FRONT ROW: Pat Turley, Jane Atkerson, Florine Bremer, Martha
EUis, Fred M. Evans.
Taylor. BACK ROW: Tom Bird, Ron Pierce, Charles Bird, John M.
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Texas
Our cosmopolitan campus would not be complete without
students from Texas, and wherever Texans are found,
they are certain to be found together. Devotees of the
Lone Star state are headed this year by Charles Bird, wdth
other officers being Tom Bird, Pat Turley, and Leo
Smith. They hold occasional parties where Texas dancing
is featured and make more than their share of noise at
the Autumn Quarter get-acquainted assembly. Although
the unit is not of large proportions, the amount of fun
they have at their parties easily compensates for their
size. Dr. Richard Poll is sponsor of the unit.
A century after the Civil War, BYU Yankees come from
eight states east of Ohio and north of Washington, D. C.
This year, the Christmas holidays saw two chartered
Greyhounds make the 4000 odd mile round-trip. With
Jim Newell as President, and Jim Ormisten, Janet Bart-
lett, and Marilyn Johnstone sharing the leadership, these
Easterners also held canyon, ice-skating, tobogganing,
roller-skating, and exchange parties. Two of the finest
parties of the year were the exchanges with the Arizona
and New Mexico clubs. Harvey Fletcher of the BYU
physics department was the sponsor.
Yankees
FRONT ROW: Marilyn Johnstone, Ginger Wyss, Janet Bartlett, Annette P. Glover, Anne Bulkley, Welda B. Lendt, Jean Doris Baziw.
SECOND ROW: Gil Moen, Phillip Drinkwater, Welles Cannon, Howard McComas, Peter Knecht, Charles Weiler, James Nowell. BACK
ROW: Edwin Hatch, Bill Schultz, Fred Kwiatkowski, Jerry MoUoy, Jo Ann Dray, Irene Harger, Laraine Lunt, Barbara Keller.
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FRONT ROW: Deanna Choules, Secretary-treasurer Ken Crockett, Athletic Chairman; Jewel Spibbury, Historian; Ray Spilker, Social
Chairman; Kenneth Olsen, Transportation. BACK ROW: Dave Maurer, First Vice President; Lucille Burbidge, Second Vice President;
Lamar Hair. President: Joan Blodgett, Publicity Chairman; RoUin Hogge, Social Chairman
Students from Salt Lake Valley or who have lived in the
valley make up the Salt Lakers Club, who boast of having
more fun than any other campus club. Social activities to
draw Salt Lakers together is the purpose of the organiza-
tion. Salt Lakers had a hayride and square dance party
to start the year off — followed by a calendar of activities
that included Christmas caroling, roller skating party,
and exchanges with other units. It sponsored candidates
for Snow Carnival and Belle of the "Y." Spring Quarter
found the club holding a dance at the Avalon. Officers for
the year were Lamar Hair, president; David Maurer, 1st
vice-president; and Lucille Burbidge, 2nd vice-president.
Secretary-treasurer was Deanna Choules; historian was
Jewel Spilsbury; with Ray Spilker and Rollin Hogge,
social chairmen.
SALT LAKERS enjoy roller skating party, and a pop-the-whip is just the thing to make the evening right in a rough way.
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FRONT ROW: Leda Beckstead, Jo Ann Goodrich, Gayle Case, Pauline Winkler, Zetta Lee, Miriam Smith, Shirley Steele. SECOND
ROW: Curtis Dastrup, Keith Walker, Dal Seeley, Hugh Ebans, Jack Brothersen, Robert Jensen, Snellen Johnson. BACK ROW: Larry
Hartman, Ronald Powell, Diane Nelson, Marta Morrill. Allene Calder, Duane Evans. Grant Mohlman.
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Uinta Basin Ckib points to the renewing of old friend-
ships and the making of new friends through planned
activities as purpose of the organization. To be a mem-
ber one must come from the Uinta Basin area or the
eastern part of the state of Utah. The club held many-
socials during the year including a roller skating and get-
acquainted parties. The club fielded a team in intramural
basketball which finished third in their division. Spring
activities were canyon and swimming parties. Curtis Das-
trup was president of the club and directed the social and
business activities of the club. Jo Ann Goodrich acted as
vice-president with Diane Nelson as secretary-treasurer.
Social chairman was Miriam Smith.
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FRONT ROW: Claudia Johnson, Lillie Julander, Patricia Robins, Sandra Smith, Marian Smith. SECOND ROW: Lynn Powell, Sandra
Reese, Jo Ann Long, Helen Martin, Glen Dona Staker. BACK ROW: AUene Calder, Beverly Brown, Carol Gay Young, Koa Jean
Ogden, Joan Wemple.
United Staters
Students who represented their home states at either
Boys' or Girls' State while in high school who wish to
promote social companionship among other former dele-
gates now at the "Y" call themselves the United Staters.
Claiming to be the only organization of its kind in the
nation, this year's group looks to its Governor, H. Lowell
Ashman; its Secretary of State, Tommie Matthews; its
State Historian, Lynn Howard; and to its Lieutenant
Governor, Sandra Smith, for leadership. It is indicative of
the university's unique geographical make-up that so
many student leaders from widespread areas should func-
tion together as a group. A full activity calendar includes
periodical firesides and frequent club parties.
FORMER BOY AND GIRL Staters chat over experiences in helping govern their particular state. Mutual experience brings enjoyment.
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FRONT ROW: Wesley Packer, Beverly Morrison, Carol Croft, Terry Cannon. BACK ROW: Ron Norris, Carol James, Joan Kimball,
Phyllis Allphin.
Cowboys from Wyoming who find the confines of the
campus too close for them can find at least some consola-
tion from an active 'Y-oming" Club. Residents, former
residents, and just interested patrons of the plateau coun-
try to the east of us are eligible for membership. Their
officers, Kent Cannon, Shirley Phelps, and Carol Croft,
list as their objectives, ( 1 ) The promotion of the mutual
interests of its members through activities and relations
'Y'onning Club
with similar organizations. (2) The development of geo-
graphical units at BYU. (3) The promotion of friendship
and unity among club members. Activities this year
have included a Vivian Park ice-skating party and a
cultural night. Gordon Taylor acted as sponsor for this
geographical unit and worked with the officers in direct-
ing it in its activities.
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HORSEMANSHIP is feature oi Wyoming Club.
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FRONT ROW: Tom Slade, Faith Despain, Bee Snow, Patricia Fiso, Lu Rae Fawson. SECOND ROW: Roger Nalder, Wayne Lenunon,
Tavita Fitisemano'o, Sam Atoa, Glen Fiso, Avefua Fiso, Wendell H. Wiser. BACK ROW: Joyce Wiltbank, Jan Summerhays, Sharon
Reid, Loretta Vance, Carol Phippen, Leanne Ponder.
Afio Mai
Samoan culture is actively promoted by the Afio Mai
Club. Organized in 1954, this group has attained a repu-
tation in the Intermountain West by its trips to present
songs, dances, and customs of the Samoan people. Open
to all interested in this particular island people, the club
features several native camoans. Weekly meetings at
which dancing and song practice are held last two hours,
and with the tours, constitute a busy schedule. Recipients
of special director awards for last year were Samuel
Atoa and Lavita Fitisemann. In addition, each member
was honorede for his efforts. Club officers are Thomas
E. Slade, president; Arefua Fiso, vice-president; Loretta
Vance, secretary; and Leanne Ponder, treasurer.
AFIO MAI specializes in the songs and dances of the South Sea Islands. Costumes and special instruments help with the authenticity.
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FRONT ROW: Woodrow Sneed, Dorothy Sidwell, Doris Humphries, Barbara Stewart, Donna West, Dorene Del Fium, Norma Buchanan,
Karen McMuUin, Suzanne Bruce, Marian Hanna. SECOND ROW: Neil Baker, Rodney Mc^ntire, Howard Uibel, George Schmidt, Gor-
don Ashby, Lynn Olsen, Steven Smith, Buckley Brown, Carol Christensen, Lynne Ahem. THIRD ROW: Margo Strasser, Joanne Siems-
sen, Joe D. England, Ralph Nevis, Terry Gassaway, Bob Wilson, Larry Heppler, Russell Church. BACK ROW: Bob Stones, Wally
Abersold, Raphel Mec^am, Dave Chamberlin, David Evans, Dick Staats, Dick Miller, Dick Stones.
Alpine
Alpine Club won the "traveling ski" at the snow carnival
Winter Quarter. Mountaineering is exercise for the body
and contentment for the soul is the motto of club mem-
bers. The club was organized in 1955 to promote an in-
terest for outdoor activities for those who would other-
wise never get the opportunity to participate in them.
Mounain climbing, hiking, skiing, swimming, ice skating.
and tobogganing were included on their activity schedule
this year. People with an interest and a desire to partici-
pate in these sports may become members. Rodney Mc-
Intire is president of the Alpine Club. Howard Uibel
holds the office of vice-president. Carol L. Christensen is
secretary-treasurer of tne outdoor sports and ski club.
David Evans sponsors the group.
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SKIING is a sport enjoyed by Alpine Club.
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FRONT ROW: A. Norman Hopkins, Richard L. Bell, Wendell H. Wiser, Billings Brown, H. Smith Broadbent, Robert D. West (Faculty),
Darwin Harwood, Doug Smoot. SECOND ROW: Ralph R. Hitchcock, La Vaun Merrill, Warren R. Hayden, Bruce Nelson, Ross Gor-
don, Ronald R. Smith, M. Phillip Jameson, Gary Muir, Joseph H. Stoker. BACK ROW: Dennis N. Day, Millard B. Rice, Dick Cham-
bers, Jerry Johansen, Reece L. Glines, Lionel Crowley, D.. Carlos Adams, Robert C. Gardner, Dawn Ray Wride, Lyle Bart Spendlove,
A. Keith Jameson.
Chemical Engineers Society
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President Douglas Smoot and other members of the
Chemical Engineers' Socity, Chi Epsilon Sigma, toured
an atomic energy site viewing such things as a material
test reactor and uraniimi processing plant. "Solar Ener-
gy," "High Pressure and Temperature Research," "The
Challenge of Atomic Energy," and short student lectures
were among those on the agendas for the meetings. Chi
Epsilon Sigma was organized for chemical engineering
students to devolp in them a professional attitude through
lectures, tours, and meetings. Darwin Hopkins was sec-
retary of the forty-member club. Norman Hopkins was
treasurer. Ross Gordon and Frank Johansen served as
publicity directors. Ronald Smith was in charge of
employment.
FIFTH YEAR MEN in the Chemical Engineers were, FRONT ROW A. Keith Jameson, Wendell H. Wiser, Billings Brown, H. Smith
Broadbent, Douglas Smoot. SECOND ROW: Ronald R. Smith, Richard L. Beu, Bruce Nelson, A. Norman Hopkins, Gary Muir. BACK
ROW: Dennis N. Day, Reece L. Glines, Lyle Bart Spendlove, Joseph H. Stoker, Dick Chambers.
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Barton. James A.
Butler, Lavar
Coffin, Jack
Farmer, Scott
Gardner, Duane
Hendricks. Calvin
Heaps. Arnell
Howard, John F.
King, T, Eugene
Lance. Elwon
Lyman N. Francis M.
Lundgren. Grant E. C
Martin, Dean W.
McKell, Eldon Clair
Mortensen, Dean
Milsson, Ray
O'Brien, Donald
Perry, Jay
Terry, James Ross
Phelps, Richard L.
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Commerce Club was the sponsor of the school dance the
Spring Ad Ball in March. This club was organized to
foster scholarship, activity, and high ideals in the field of
commerce. Students enrolled in the commerce depart-
ment who have a 2.7 grade point average may join the
Commerce Club. In addition to the Spring Ad Ball the
club enjoyed speakers in the field of commerce. There
Commerce
was also a club party in December. President Sill was the
guest speaker at the Commerce Banquet in January.
President Arnell Heaps presided over meetings that build
the knowledge of commerce and the social activities.
Vice-president Dean Martin worked by his side. Ernie
Lundgren kept the records as secretary and treasurer.
Eldred Johnson was club sponsor.
PRIZES AND POSES were frequent at
the Spring Ad Ball (above). Buffet
style refreshments were party highlight
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FRONT ROW: Mills Crenshaw (Instructor), Wendy Midgely, De Anne Dorny (Secretary), Yvonne Badgett (Publicity), Merilyn Fuller.
SECOND ROW: Dale Peabody, Merlin Croft, Cecil L. Roberts, Darryl Adams (President), Raymond Rutledge. BACK ROW: Wayne
Cowley, John Lundquist, Larry R. Wold, Theron J. Egg Jr., Glen L. Lewis.
Fencing Club
Open to all men and women who have an interest in
fencing and a desire to learn the art are welcomed into
the Fencing Club. Members presented two half-time
shows during the basketball season. They also presented
a half-time show at the M-Men Basketball Tournament.
The Fencing Club was organized in 1956 to promote an
interest in fencing among students at BYU and to pro-
vide an organization wherein beginning and advanced
fencing students would have the opportunity of learning
to fence among others with like proficiency and interests.
Instruction was given by Mills Crenshaw. Under the
leadership of President Darryl Adams the club partici-
pated in intramural fencing. DeAnne Dorny was the
clubs secretary and Richard Bond was treasurer. Jacque-
lyn Nettles was faculty sponsor for the group.
"EN GARDE," is an oft repeated phrase in the activities of the Fencing Club gatherings.
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and skill are developed as well as a
knowledge of the various weapons
which are used by those who are in-
terested in the art of fencing.
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FRONT ROW: Lyle Ellsworth, Clifford Von Christensen, Bill Garrison, Don Carter, Kelton Chamberlain. SECOND ROW: Dee Smith,
Ray O. Mikkelson, Tom Jensen, Gil Moon, Finley Bayles. BACK ROW: Ross McArthur, Dean Bishop, Robert H. Johnson, Jay Roy
Bradshaw, H. Dean Higginson.
Industrial Arts majors and campus hobbyists were able
to develop their talents in the activities of the Industrial
Arts Club. The club met twice monthly to work on pro-
jects for campus improvement or to enjoy lectures and
demonstrations on various subjects. Television jacks were
installed by the Industrial Arts Club for the convenience
of the residents of W3Tnount Village and the club under-
took the job of building new bulletin boards for the use of
Industrial Arts
organizations on campus. A demonstration of what can be
done with modern plastic by the workman and hobbyist
was given by a representative of the Plastics Products
Company. Stone-cutting and gem- making was discussed
in a lecture by Edgar Jensen of the Education Depart-
ment. Officers were: Irving De Smith, Bumell Evans,
Clifford Christianson, and Jay Bradshaw. Club sponsor
for this year was Lavell Gamett.
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EVERY MEASUREMENT must be accurate when one is building a fine
piece of furniture. Precision work is an interest of those in Industrial
Arts.
THOSE WHO DESIRE to learn the art of upholstering
may do so through the activities of this trade club.
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FRONT ROW: John Wilson, Prof. Dean K. Fuhriman, Rafael Castillo, Stanley Markham, Russel Brown. SECOND ROW: Prof. Harry
Hodson, Glen H. CaUer, Ramon Bassett, Parry Harrison, Joseph Hancock, Eldon Roberts. BACK ROW: Alvin Noker, Blake Dallin,
Parley HoUiday, Arnold Wilson, Prof. D. Allan Firmage.
Civil Engineers
The Civil Engineering Club seeks to supplement the col-
lege courses of members by offering opportunity for
professional fellowship and by participating in both so-
cial and practical activities and projects. Club members
were welcomed back to school after the holiday vacation
at a Christmas party held January 3. On the field trip
made to the Glen Canyon dam-site on March 15, future
engineers had an opportunity to observe a large scale
engineering project in progress. The club was organized
on the BYU campus in October, 1955, and membership
is open to civil engineering majors.
Students interested in electrical engineering found an
opportunity to further their knowledge through activities
of the Electrical Engineers Society. Under the leadership
of Dr. Jens Jonsson, these third, fourth and fifth year
electrical engineer majors worked to further a profes-
sional attitude in their field. Last year the society was
organized and the constitution written and ratified. This
year a full schedule of activities was enjoyed, including
participation in Engineers' Week, a canyon party and a
trip to the reactors of the Atomic Energy Commission at
Arco, Idaho. Robert N. Linebarger served as the unit's
president.
Electrical Engineers
FRONT ROW: Jerry Kindred, Lamont Gingerich, DeVerl Humpherys, Jens J. Jonsson, Richard Billstrom, Guy B. Ray, Gail M.
Rogers. SECOND ROW: James F. Williams, Gary Kaleta, Merrill Sm art, Robert L. Dudley, George W. Hatch, Jere D. Hodges, David
Swainston. THIRD ROW: Louis Lauritzen, Robert Linebarger, Verl Taylor, Robert L. Hamson, Ronald L. Harris, Wayne L. Bates,
Duane Beazer. BACK ROW: James L. Peterson, Scott H. Nelson, Marion Hansen, Gam Penfold, Merrill W. Brooksby, Edward C. Huff,
Richard G. Grant.
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FRONT ROW: Charlene Jensen, Wanda Olsen, Margaret Hunter, Anna Johnson. BACK ROW: Carma Baker, Elizabeth Gardner, Karen
Randall.
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With an interest in the field of home economics, girls
joined the Home Economics Club and found personal
development through leadership, responsibility, use of
their special home talents, and association with other
girls in their field. In addition they found an increased
Knowledge of home economics. Beginning the activity
schedule was a fall initiation banquet. Fascinating dem-
onstrations and lectures on silverware, picture selection,
party planning, packing and selection of clothes for a
trip occupied many meetings. Socials and entertainments
completed the schedule under president Margaret
Hunter.
The Press Club united students interested in journalism
by sponsoring a Homecoming float; a field trip to the
Deseret News Press, Newspaper Corporation Agency, and
the Improvement Era editorial offices in Salt Lake City;
movies and guest speakers. It presented awards to out-
standing members at the spring journalism banquet of
which it was the co-sponsor. Promoting journalistic ideas
and ideals, the club was open to all students interested in
journalism. President Roger Larson, with the help of
the other officers, Jerry Cunningham and Deanna Barn-
um, spearheaded and directed the year's various ac-
tivities.
Press Club
FRONT ROW: Dale Barney, Gene Barlow, Barbara Miller, Mark Murphy, Rich Hall, Tom Worlton, Ron Safsten, Dan Gashler. BACK
ROW: Jerry Cunningham, Roger Larson, Deanna Barnum, JoAnn Dray, Sally Arnold, Don Kenney, Jerry Molloy, EkI Butterworth.
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Blauer, Lanis
Ballantyne. Kay
Brady, Anna
Carraway. Clarence O.
Dayton. Kenna
Ellsworth. Karmen
Ellsworth. Karen
Hanks. Nancy
Hausknecht. Jeanne
Lulte. Barbara
Millet, Margaret
Moore, Marilyn
Moss, Joan
Murphy, Mary
Nelson, Marvin
Oswald. Shlrlenfe
Oxborrow, Jeanefto
Rees, Karia
Reaves. Bonnie
Schipper. Donna
Tenney. Janice
Stone. Cynthia
Orchesis
Orchesis is one of the fine arts units on campus and pro-
vides its members %vith an educational dance experience
— one in which they can share their creative ideas. Al-
though this unit is comparatively new on the "Y" cam-
pus, it was organized several years ago by Margaret
H'Doubler at the University of Wisconsin. In order to
become a member of this unit, one must belong to Junior
Orchesis. The officers of Orchesis visit this unit regularly
and select from their ranks those who are advanced
enough to take part in Orchesis activities. This year, un-
der the direction of Gerri Glover and Marilyn Richard-
son, the members of this unit participated in assemblies,
tours and the musical, "Brigadoon." They also performed
their own concert which was choreographed entirely by
members of the unit.
TIGHTS AND SKILL are two basic
things needed to join Orche«is, the
modern dance club. Here same of the
varied forms and expressions are
shown.
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ROCKETTES were Nancy Fife, Gay Cluff, SaUy Murdock, Dorothy Norton, Lois Call, Shirlee Peterson, Dianne Koshell, Pat Mc-
Hwrath, Jean Stewart, Patricia Johnson.
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Rockettes
The Rockettes have danced throughout the year, provid-
ing entertainment for student audiences as well as people
all over the Western States. Since they were organized in
1953 the girls have toured with the Student Program
Bureau. A high kick, ability to learn the dances quickly,
and good appearance form the requirements for member-
ship The aim of every member is the Program Bureau
Award or BYU pin they receive if they have performed
on thirty or more shows during the school year. Lois Call
is president of the Rockettes and is assisted by Shirlee
Peterson, Jean Stewart, and Faye Croft. The director of
the precision group is Toni Madsen, who also has her ovvn
school of dance in Provo. Many friendships are formed in
the long hours of rehearsal which go into the production
of any one show.
MANY CHANGES are required as the Rockettes go on tour with the Student Program Bureau, or as they perform at student functions.
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FRONT ROW: Althea Sand, Nobuyoshi Tachibana, Nancy Bradford, Joyce A. Jackson, Howard Shurtlcff. BACK ROW: Yo«h Miya,
Leon Larson, A. L. Williamson, Mary Lou Humphrey, Ekiward Romones.
Y Uudo Kai
Y Judo members met three nights each week, Monday,
Wednesday, and Thursday, for two hours to perfect their
skill in the sport of Judo. The first meeting of the Y
Judo Club was held on November 19, 1955. Since then
the club has gained in popularity and membership. Yosh
Miya participated in Judo tournaments in Denver, Colo-
rado, Los Angeles, California, Ogden and Salt Lake City
under the sponsorship of the BYTJ Judo Club. Miya held
the post of president of the group of Judo enthusiasts.
Membership is open to all BYU students and faculty who
accept and maintain the Judo Honor Code, which per-
tains to correct conduct and the use of Judo knowledge in
necessary situations. A spirit of closeness and friendship
is cultivated among the members of this unit which is i
promoted on the campus by Ben Mortensen.
EVEN WOMEN can throw their man in the Judo Club. Techniques and special holds are taught and experimented with in the club.
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Barbezot, Donald G.
Christensen. Neal
Eliason, Norrell
GarreH, Gordon
Hanly, Thomas
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Hayden, Warren
Neuenswander, Val J.
Nielsen, Merrill
Nixdorf, James
Saunders. Arlan
Spendlove, Lyie Bart
Smith, J. Norman
Smith, Robert B.
Stewart, Richard A.
Warner, Charles Y.
Zlrlcer, Ronald J.
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Arnold Air Society members met twice each week during
the year to further the interests of the Air Force by sup-
porting the AFROTC on campus and by promoting
brotherhood among those interested. Under Commander
Dick Stewart and Executive Officer Chuck Warner, the
cadets learned from Air Force officers about Air Force
activities not given in air science classes. Activities for
Arnold Air Society
1956-57 included attendance at the Area Convention at
Berkeley, California in December, a March dinner dance
with Utah State Agricultural College and University of
Utah squadrons at Hill Air Force Base, and the annual
spring exchange picnic with the Sponsor Corps. Participa-
tion in the Blood Drive, Military Ball Assembly and
Homecoming Parade kept them busy in enjoyable ac-
tivity. Members are advanced AFROTC cadets.
BOARD OF ROTC members meets to choose the military queen to reign over the ball which was sponsored during Spring Quarter.
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ROTC MEMBERS get a look and a taste of what life in the Air Force would be like. Breakfast isn't so different, huh ?
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Abrams. HowarJ
Anderson, Guy
Anderson. John
Andrus, James Gregg
Ball. Ralph
Beagles, J. Keith
Berrelt, Richard
Berry. "J" -K"
Bowen, Lee Roy
Circuit. Jeff
Clay. Robert
Dahl, David
Enke. Art
Hansen. Gordon
Hansen, Ralph L
Harrison, Russell D.
Harward, Leon
Isenburg, Theodore
Jackson. Russell
Jensen, Bruce
Johnson. Larid
■Judd, Frank
Kenney, Don
King, Cart
Knight, William
Kofford. Lyie
lowson, Jon
Mano, Kenneth
Mertz. Gene
Molloy. Gerald
■organ, Scott
lortensen, Karl
'ttersffom, Tom
ettit. Gene
owell, Lynn
mellie, Robert
mith, Eugene
nyder. Darryl
winey. Gale
Sabre Air Command
Sabre Air Command provides an opportunity to further an interest in the Air
Force ROTC program and offers those cacfets interested in developing their
leadership ability as future officers in the United States Air Force a chance to
do so. It also offers a means of mixing socially with other cadets with the same
interests. A Sabre Flight was organized on the BYU campus Autumn Quarter,
1955, and in April, 1956, the Sabre Flights throughout the United States merged
with the Air Command Squadron to form the National Society of the Sabre Air
Command, with headquarters at Ohio State University. Members are selected
for this honorary society on the basis of their grade point average in both air
science and academic major. Among the year's activities were flights and ex-
changes. The Sabre Air Command flew to Nellis Air Force Base in February.
Later they flew to Marana Air Force Base and Boeing Aircraft Co. Among the
exchanges was the one with Cougarettes in February.
Merrill W. Harward, Commander
CADETS GO ABOARD plane to travel to airbase.
ROTC MEMBERS learn of Hying and airplanes firsthand by doing.
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FRONT ROW: Lureen Rencher, Lois Whiting (Social Chairman), Christine Arave, Jack Martin, Joyce Williams, Jean Silver, E^wina
Fortress, Jean Chandler. SECOND ROW: Alton Ekins, Bob Van Dyke, Leo Stewart, Philip Maxwell (President), John Dugan, Howard
Larson, David Flake. BACK ROW: Paul Ekins, John Adams (Vice President), Earl Smith, Louise Lambson, Marita Hubbard, Sherril
Turner (Secretary), Bud Lish.
Rodeo Club
With the crisp wind and splendor of the Indian Sum-
mer, comes the group of fun-loving cowboys and cow-
girls of the BYU Rodeo Club. The great hunter of the
club — known by them as Daniel Boone — shot a nice
six-point buck to provide meat for the first big festivity,
a steak fry and dance. Later the party committee rang
the dinner bell, and this time the club headed to a ban-
quet in the Smith Building, where the girls, dressed in
me finest calico, served the cowboys box lunches made
up of the finest vittles that could be found. A fimny
thine happened that night when the formal dance down
the hall lost some of its formal attire to the western
music. January 1 brought the tedious job of preparing
for the annual rodeo. Committees and gears were set in
motion, and despite weather and time it was pulled
through as a smashing success. Phil Maxwell served as
the club's president.
MECHANICAL CALF gives the would-be calf roper
experience that will prove beneficial in the arena
(abov*). The Brahma bull proves the "downfall" of
most rodeo performers. The Rodeo Club gives practi-
cal experience here.
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student Nurses
The Student Nurse Association of Brigham Young Uni-
versity works closely with the School of Nursing in
order to further the understanding of professional and
social aspects of nursing. This unit was organized one
year ago and lists as its only requirement the enroll-
ment in the School of Nursing. They rank as prominent
members the first graduating class of nurses from the
BYU. This occurred in 1956. Some of the activities of
this unit were the following: a presentation of The
Nursing Pageant by the Jimior class, making toys for
hospitalized children, a program presented to the School
of Nursing, and a talent show held during Spring
Quarter. Conscientious and willing, the student nurses
fo through a course of study which is very difficult,
'his unit helps to keep bright the goals first advanced.
Mary McNaughton was president of the club, and was
assisted by Verna Brimhall, Lynette Anderson, and
Nancy Hatcher.
STUDENT NURSES aided with polio shots when Blue Key
sponsored the drive. They devoted their time free of charge.
Over three thousand received shots.
Albrecht, Joyce
Arnett, Leslie
Bagley, Fern
Bauer, Helen
Begay. Betty E.
Blomquist, Kafhryn
Coll. Katherine G.
Christiansen. Pat
Cornwell. Janis
Deason, LaJuana
Hogan. Karia Marie
Hussey, Raedella
Chadley. Ann Hill
Knight. Carol B.
Leifson, June
May. Lynne
McNaughtan. Mary
Moosman. Velma
Morse. Kay
Olpin, Audrey
Peterson, Avon Lucil
Peterson. Elaine
Rea, Ardeth Amy
Ririo. Marilyn
Seville. Marilyn
Sharp, Annetta Clark
Smith, Nadine
Smith. Rilla Jeanine
Williams, Mary
Stock. Mariorie Elizabeth
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FRONT ROW: Gwena Richie, Caryl Ann Waldvogel, Carol Whitaker, Karyl Jarvis, Sandra Davenport. SECOND ROW: Alden Richins,
Joe Klein, Bruce Byers, Reta Gilbert, Irene Harger. BACK ROW: Nan Beesley, Dorothy Simkins, Leslie G. Mason, Ray Little, Glenna
Cooper.
Student Education Association
Spring Quarter SEA members participated in an annual
barbecue. Spring Quarter was also the second anniversary
of the SEA of the BYU campus. Education majors and
those interested in making teaching their career are
invited to join SEA. The club's goal is to acquaint educa-
tion majors with the benefits to be derived from belong-
ing to a professional organization. Arthur D. Browne
sponsored the group. Les Mason served as the president.
Glenna Cooper carried on the business of the meeting in
his absence since she was the vice-president. Minutes of
the meetings were kept by secretary Karyl Jarvis. Sandra
Davenport collected the dues and made out the financial
statements at the end of each quarter as treasurer.
TRAINING SCHOOL provides oppor-
tunity for prospective teachers to ob-
serve (left). Panel of students gives
information to college class in educa-
tion (above).
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FIRST ROW: Joyce Coy, Karen Turner, Omar Rios, Jean Messick, Merrill Branch, Eleana Smith, C. Nannette Bybee, Marlene Knight
(Vice President), Lora Lee Brown (Publicity), Pat Edwards, Roberta Booth. SECOND ROW: John Duniord, Harold J. Nelson, Sandra
Prows, J. N. Symons, John Compton, Vione Pace, Bob Ho, Arlene Nay, Jack ^ixon, Mary Jean C^twright, C. Kent Jensen. THIRD
ROW: Reed Bradford, Gary Tanner, Rose Johnson, Paul M. Trane, Farrell Brown, Carol Folkman, Darlene Stuehser, Rochelle
Nichols, Janice Larsen, Reneta Cushing, Vernon W. Larsen. BACK ROW: Wayne K. Berge, John W. Payne, Max W. Swenson,
Everett L. Hagerty, J. Baker, Charles H. Weiler, Keith Thompson, Phil Hancock, Tom Bird, Charley Madsen,
The "Y" Mechanical Engineers is a professional or-
ganization which provides industrial contacts and fel-
lowship. Members are required to have completed two
years of engineering. Field trips to local industries pro-
vide interest and stimulation for the students.
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Sociology Club
Guest lecturers and field trips were the highlight of
the Sociology Club as it worked to promote a better
understanding of the social sciences among its mem-
bers. Field trips included visits to juvenile and divorce
courts, and the State Hospital.
FRONT ROW: Jerry Mann, Non Lowder, Blaine Anderson (Faculty), Nasser Movaghar, Norman Gardner (Faculty), Dwayne A. Wil-
Uams, Gordon Lunt. SECOND ROW: Don Kugath, Chuck Warner, Robert Perry, Bill Evans, Fred Parker, Victor Billings. BACK ROW:
Fred Finlayson, Lou Hunter, L. K. Baxter (Dept. Chairman), John M. Simonsen (Faculty), Moe Martindale, Jim Ferrell, Joe Free.
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FRONT ROW: Tatsuo Takeuchi, Omer Dean Nelson, Kenneth Olsen, Larry Skousen, James M. Finch, Aaron Bond, Alma G. Swann.
BACK ROW: Paul J. Volkman, Ray A. Cattani, Norman Dale Rex, James Harvey, Allen Christensen, Jens Nickelsen.
Stockman's Club
Under the sponsorship of Phil Shumyvay, the Stockmen's
Club seeks to promote agricultural education and socia-
bility among those interested in this field. Each year the
club chooses an honorary stockman and honor student.
This selection is based on both practical and academic
accomplishment. Among the prominent members of this
unit is Ezra Taft Benson, the incumbent Secretary of
Agriculture. Under the direction of Allen Christensen as
f)resident, assisted by Jens Nickelsen and Delyn Wil-
iams, the Stockmen's Club had various social events dur-
ing the year. These included a banquet, dance and a ride
up the trail.
OFFICERS FOR THE STOCKMAN'S CLUB were Delyn E. WilUams, treasurer; Larry P. Skousen, social chairman; Allen Christensen,
president; Jens Nickeken, vice president Alma G. Swann, project chairman. These men directed the activities.
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Phi Chi Theta
Under president Elsie Church, Phi Chi Theta mem-
bers met to promote the cause of higher business edu-
cation and training for all women in business careers
and to encourage fraternity and cooperation among
women preparing for this career. An annual banquet
with the Men's Commerce Club and a Valentine
party were held. They also had culture nights with
speakers such as the national president of Executives'
Secretaries, Inc., and the head hbrarian. Spring Quar-
ter a ball was held. Second place in theme competition
in the Homecoming parade went to Phi Chi Theta.
Joy Beckstead received the Phi Chi Theta Key Award
and Colleen Jackson was awarded a scholarship from
the National Chapter of Phi Chi Theta given to the
most worthy ana outstanding girl throughout the
nation.
Atltinson, Shirley
Baker, Vee Ann
Beckstead, Joy
Church. Elsie
Curiis. Karen
Dahle, June
Oe Angeles, Satly
Dudley, June
Farrimond, Joan
Hutchinson, Nathel
Hyde, Peggy
Jackson, Coleen
Larlcin, Phyllis
Lyon, Patricia
McPhie. Janino
Mason, Yerda
Mathie. Velma
Mumford, Margaret
Myers, Marilyn
Myrup, Marilyn
Nelson, Veda
Noble. Zina
Powelson, Kae
Ririe, Garna
Romney, Carolyn
Sand. Althea
Spencer, Loralee
Stephenson, Merene
Thurgood, Carolyn
Vankier. Beverly
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FRONT ROW: Marcia Lund, Treasurer; Zina Noble, Secretary; Gordon Enders, President; Kay Pratt, Vice President; Eleana
Smith Social Chairman. SECOND ROW: Vemice Noble. Mildred Rostrom, Shirley Magelsen, Betty Main, Pat Johnson, Martha
Pratt, Joyce Connelley. BACK ROW: Raymond C. Brown, James E. Talbot, Stephen N. McAllister, Howard E. Sandberg, Ed
Crawford, Theron J. Egg, Jr.
Vlfasliington Club
With the purpose to increase the interest of students
in the University and to foster friendly relations be-
tween students from Washington, this unit was or-
ganized on the campus of BYU. Membership is open
to all students from Washington who are upholding
the standards of the '"Y." Every other Wednesday this
imit met to discuss business and once a month they
held a party or social of some kind. The climax of the
year was a consolidated party with the Oregon Club to
Mount Timpanogos on May 18. Other activities in-
cluded a get-acquainted party held during Winter
Quarter and the sponsoring of a bus at Christmas time
to take the students home and back. Gordon Enders
served as president and was aided by Kay Pratt, from
Moses Lake, Zina Noble of Walla Walla, Marcia Lund
of Shelton, and Eleama Smith of Seattle. Lamar Em-
pey served as the club's sponsor.
JANICE HAWS, Gordon Enders, president; Vemice Noble, Zina Noble, Marcia Lund get together to look over unit's activities.
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Confidential Vicissitudes
"THIS is quite embarrassing, but would someone please
point out the octave key to me?"
"GOOD Griel!'
"A PIN PRICK. That's all. Just a pin prick. But why the scratching
noise on my bone?"
"NO, Miss Jones, I refuse to raise your grade!"
"JUDGE, as yov can see, my client is a man of natural open-faced
honesty."
IT'S fate: After all these years, a man with my blood type.'
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CLASSES AND FACULTY DIVISION
These are your memories. . . your memories of the faculty and classmates
at the "Y." Here are recorded the faces of professors, some of Whom seem
unfamiliar to you because they taught those seven o'clock sections of
botany, history and English. Here is you favorite lecturer and your personal
Mr. Snarf. Here, too, are the faces of students you'll always remember—
the blonde you couldn't take your eyes from at the Junior Prom, the girl
who knew all about getting dates, the little "guy" who knew the answers
in physics and chemistry. Here are the portraits of the many you dated and
the many more you didn't. Here are the scholars and the athletes, the tall
and the short, the beautiful and the plain. Here are recorded the names and
faces of your friends, lest with the passing of time their memory be erased
from your heart.
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Section Index
Acknowledgments _ 447
Faculty 294
Faculty Index - 418
Friendliest Students 304
Frosh Class 370
Frosh Officers 369
In Memoriam 406
Junior Class - 328
Junior Officers -— 327
Personalities 301
Reference Section 408
Senior Class - - 306
Senior Officers 305
Sophomore Class 346
Sophomore Officers - 345
Student Index 420
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Faculty
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Alder, Lorna C.
Alder, Zane
Allen, A. Lester
Allen, Mark K.
Allman. Verl P.
Allred. Mildred
Allred, Dorald M.
Allred, R. Chase
Allred. Wallace E.
Alward, Mignon
Anderson, C. Dixon
Anderson, H. Verland
Anderson, Keith P.
Anderson, Richard L.
Anderson, Vernon L.
Andrew, Barbara Whitehead
Andrus, Hyrum L.
Andrus, J. Roman
Applonie, Evelyn Mildred
Ashton, Clarence D.
Babcock, Hyrum J.
Bailey, Dale S.
Ballif. Ariel S.
Ballou, Richard E.
Banqerter, Blauer L.
Bankhead, Reld E.
Barker, Allan
Barnett, Owen L.
Barlow, Francis P.
Barney, Vermon S.
Barrett, Ivan J,
Bartholomew, Davis
Bateman, J. LaVar
Bauer, Edith B.
Baxter, Leiand K.
Beck, D. Elden
Beck, Jay V.
Beckham, Raymond
Belnap, B. West
Bendixsen, Grant D.
Bennlon, Marion
Bentley, Anthony I.
Bentley, Joseph T.
Berry, June E.
Berryessa, Max J.
BIssell, Harold J.
Black. Jesse R.
Blackham, Angus U.
Bloom, Ruth S.
Booth, Lillian C.
Bos, Jacob
Bowman, Genevieve West
Boyle, C. S.
Brace, William R.
Bradford, Charles H.
Bradford, Reed H.
Brltsch, Ralph A.
Brlmhall, Willis H.
Broodbent, H. Smith
Brough, Rulon
Brown, Billings
Brown. Jesse Richard
Brownlee, Robert 5.
Browne, Arthur D.
Bryner, Loren C.
Bullock, Kenneth C.
Burmingham, Olive K.
Burrup, Percy E.
Bushman, Grant
Bushman, Jess R.
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CHURCH PROGRAM of display posters is presented by Elder Mark E. Petersen to students and faculty in assembly.
Butt, Newburn I.
Butler, Eliot Andrew
Butterworth, Edwin J.
Buttle. Faye J.
Caine, Julia
Cfllder, Glen H.
Caldwell, Gaylon L.
Calderwood, JoAnn
Callahan, Sterling G.
Campbell, Eugene E.
Campbell, Jennie
Candland, Dorothy N.
Canning, Ray R.
Cannon, Clawson Y., Jr.
Carle, Wayne M.
Carpenter, Bernece
Carr, William C.
Carter, Harold
Cbandler, Samuel C.
Chapman, L. Bernice
Cheney, Thomas E.
Christensen,
Christensen,
Christensen,
Christensen,
Christensen,
Christensen,
Earl M.
Edward L.
Leonard E.
Lillian A.
Parley A.
Ross T.
Clark. Bruce B.
Clarlc, Harold Glen
Ciaric, Hazel
Clarlc, Herald R.
Clark, James R.
Clark, Monroe H.
Clark, Selby G.
Clarke, A. John
dinger, Morris M.
Cochran. Thelma
Compton. Lane A.
Corbridge. Ivan L.
Cowan, Cyntha A.
Craig, Marshall R.
Coi. Soren F.
Crandall. Bliss H.
Crandall. Lars G.
Croft, Evan M.
Crowton, David M.
Curtis. Brandt
Daines, Delva
Darais, Alex 6.
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Davies. J. Kenneth
Davidson, Bertha B.
Davis, Allan
deJong. Gerrit, Jr.
Dixon. Fred W.
Dixon, Owen
Donaldson. David M,
Done, G. Byron
Downing, Lester N,
Doxey. Roy W.
Doxey, Willard B.
Duffin. B. Keith
Duke, Keith E.
Earl, Don L.
Dyer, William G.
Eastmond, E. John
Ediefsen, Blaine E.
Edwards, William F.
Egbert, Robert L.
Ellsworth. J. Orval
Empey. LaMor L.
Farnsworth, Dean B.
Evans, David Louis
Farnsworth, Raymond
Fielding. R. Kent
Fisher. Albert L .
Fitzgerald. H. Alvah
Flake. Chad J.
Fuerstner. Carl
Fletcher. Harvey
Fletcher, Harvey Jr.
Fuhrlman. Dean K.
Gardner, Elizabeth L.
Gates, Crawford
Gamett. LaVell
Geddes, David D.
Geertsen, O. Norman
Gibson. M. Carl
Gledhill. Preston R.
Golightly. Max A.
Goates. J. Rex
Glover. Geraldlne
Grow, Stewart L.
Gubler, Donworth
Gulbrandsen, Norman
Gunn, Richard L.
Guymon. Fred E.
Gwllllam, Robert Franlcllr
Hafen William J.
Hafen, Leroy R.
Hates. Richard W.
Hales. Wayne B.
Hall, H. Tracy
Hallam Merrill J.
Hamblin. Lawson O.
Halliday, John R.
Hammond, Lawson O.
Hansen, George H.
Hansen. Harold I.
Hansen. Ralph
Harris. James M.
Harris. M. Maurino
Harrison, Bertrand F.
Harston, Marlow
Hart. Anna B.
Hart, Charles J.
Hart. Edward L.
Hartvlgsen. Milton F.
Haupt. Floyd E.
Haymore. Franklin R.
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Heaton, Alma
Heaton. Israel C.
Hellewell, Robert B.
Hilton. Lynn M.
Hintze, Lehl F.
Hodson. Harry
Holbroolc, Leona
Horsley. A. Burt
Horton, Frank L.
Howell. Robert J.
Hoyt, Gordon D.
Hunt. Jay B.
Isaksen, Henry L.
Izatt. Reed M.
Jackson. Orrln H.
Jacobs. Briant S.
Jacobs. Margaret
Jakeman, M. Well
Jenny. Martha R.
Jensen. Mary B.
Jensen, Vern H.
Jenson, Edgar
Jenson, Gloria Dav.
Jex. J. Lorin
Johnson, Alan P.
Johnson. Eldred A.
Jones. Garth N.
Jonsson, Jens J.
Jorgensen. Eleanor
Kartchner. Kenner C
Keeler. Joseph J.
Kershaw. Thomas D.
Kimball. O. Rodney
Knell, Lee
Kimball. Edwin R.
Knight
Hattie M.
Kohler
Marlon
Kondo
Eleanor 5.
Kopp,
Harold
Larsen,
Don H.
Larsen,
Vernon W
Larson.
Gustive O.
Larson,
Clinton F.
Laycoclt. Harold R
Laycock. Ralph G.
Layton
Robert L.
Lealce,
Robert L.
Lewis,
Jen E.
Lewis,
R. Celdon
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Faculty
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Lloyd. Wesley P.
Lowe, Howard D.
Mabey. Melvln P.
Madson. Parke
Maeser, Georgia
Marshall. Milton
Martinez. John Ramon
Mathews, Conan
McConkie. Don L.
McCraclcen. Cleo
McKell. William E.
McKinley, Lynn A.
McKnIght. H. Nell
McNamara. Delbert H.
Mercer, Winston
Mecham. Merlin J.
Mikltelsen, Seymour
Miller. Elmer
Miller, Elva K .
Miller, Karl A.
Miller. Martin L.
Minlc. Oscar G.
Mitchell. Albert O.
Moffitt. J. Weldon
Monson, Darrel J.
Monson, Samuel C.
Morrill. A. Reed
Morley. Alonzo J.
Morris. Lawrence
Mortensen, Benjamin
Murdock, Joseph R.
Nelson. Leroi
Nibley. Hugh W.
Nicholes. Henry J.
Nlcholes. Joseph K.
Nordgren. Quentin
Nicholes. Max M.
Nielson. Eve
Nielsen Fred Kent
Ookes Keith C.
Olpin. J. Lloyd
Orrock, Scott
Olson. Ernest L.
Pardee. Kathryn B.
Pardoe. T. Earl
Payne. John W.
Perry. Leiand M.
Peterson, C. R.
Peterson. Hugh W.
Peterson. Iva Lou
Peterson, Lucille S.
Peterson. Robert M.
Pfund. Marlon C.
Plaas, Hyrum
Pond, A. Smith
Poll. Richard D.
Pope. Richard L.
Porter. Blaine M.
Potter, Margaret S.
Potter, Norma
Poulson. Virginia B.
Purdy, Victor W.
Rasmussen. Ellis T.
Rasband. Mima
Reld. Howard T.
Relmschlissel, Ernest F,
Rice. Leonard W.
Rich. Naoma
Rich. Owen S.
Rich. Russell R.
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FACULTY MEMBERS watch intently as students display talents in factional and fictional on Thursday assembly.
Richards, Grant S.
Richardson, Jed J.
Ricks. Eldon
Riddle, Chauncey C.
RIgby, J. Keith
RIgqs, Robert E.
Robinson. Burton W.
Roblson, Clarence F.
Rogers, Lewis M,
Romney, Antone K.
Sardoni, Lawrence
Sauls, Klefer B.
Schwendlman. Fred A.
Shields. Leiand Grant
Shirts, Morris A.
Shumway, R. Phil
Simonsen, John M.
Smart, Lyman F.
Smith, Carol T.
Smith, Oliver R.
Smith, Robert J.
Smith, Richard L.
Smith, Wilford E.
Smithson. Rulon NephI
Snell, William H.
Soffe, H. Wayne
Spears. Irene O.
Sparks, LeRoy
Spencer, LuciU
Sperry. Sidney B.
Stansfield. Russell N.
Stewart, George
Stone, Royal B.
Stut7, Howard C.
Struthers, Robert E.
Swensen. Albert D.
Swensen, Russel B.
Symons. Joseph N.
Tanner, George W.
Tanner. Orea B.
Tanner. Vosco M.
Taylor, Charles
Taylor, Ethelyn P.
Taylor, Weldon J.
Thatcher. J. Kenneth
Thomas. John
Thomas. Robert K.
Tippets. Joyce W.
Trost, Lucile Layton
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Yarn. David H.. Jr.
Young. Karl E.
Taylor, Floyd R.
Turner, Glen H.
Tuttle, L. Elliott
Tyle, Samuel Lyman
Tyndall. Clarence
Valentine. Lee B.
Van Noy, Jay Lowell
Van Moorleham. Walter
Vernon. Leo P.
Wakefield, J. Homer
Wall. Willard
Wallace. Lulu
Waterstradt, Jean Anne
Watkins. Arthur R.
Webb. Fredrick N.
Watts, Stanley H.
Weight. Newell B.
Weinzinger. Kurt
West. Dale H.
West. John Robert
Whetten. Lester B.
White. J. Morgan .
Whitaker. Wetzel O.
Whitetord. June Margaret
Wilklns, Ernest J.
Williams, James Kenneth
Wilson. Annette
Wilson. Warren
Wing John H.
Wood, Marilyn
Wiser. Wendell H.
Witbeck. Alan Reid
Woodbury. Lael J.
Woodruff, Asahel D.
Woodward. Ralph
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Personaliti<
MONROE MCKLAlY makes another appearance
as a Banyan personality, making his third time
for such an honor. The affable studentbodjy
president is from Hnntsville, Utah, and is
majoring in pohtical science. He has plans to
attend the University of Chicago after gradu-
ating this June. Besides his activities as stu-
dentDody president, Monroe serves as a high
councilman of the BYU Stake, head resident of
a Heritage Hall, and a member of Blue Key.
He likes sports.
CLAUDIA SEDGWICK is from Riverside,
California and a senior majoring in himian
development and family relations. A member
of Phi Kappa Phi scholastic honorary, Claudia
also serves as Commandant of the Sponsor
Corps and president of the Fifth Ward Relief
Society. She was chosen as the Homecoming
Queen for the 1956 Homecoming. She enjoys
camping, hiking and other outdoor sports. Her
quieter interests are reading and sewing. She
sews all her own clothes.
Monroe McKay
Claudia Sedgwick
Sam Atoa
SAM ATOA is a political science major from
Tuaefu, Upolu, Western Samoa. After gradu-
ation he intends to return to Samoa to work
in the personnel services of the government.
He is at present on leave from his government
to receive education. Sam is a heaa resident of
one of the boys' dorms and is in the Third
Ward Bishopric and a Master M-Man.
BOB BATEMAN is a native of Idaho where he
calls the town of Burley his home. After grad-
uating with a degree in accounting. Bob plans
on a "hitch" in the Air Force, and then he
wall attend law school. He has plans for mar-
riage in Jime. Bob dislikes people who take
others for granted, but is interested in bru-
nettes— especially one. Bob is serving as a
counselor in the Fifth Ward Bishopric and as
vice-president of Associated Men Students.
WEBB CROCKETT, studentbodv president-
elect, claims Pocatello, Idaho as his home. A
major in economics and a minor in business
law, Webb plans to go on to graduate school
and then into the management phase of some
corporation. He is presently serving in the
Sixth Ward Bishopric, on the AMS Council,
and as executive assistant to the studentbody
vice-president. Webb is a member of the Blue
Key service unit and Delta Phi fraternity.
Webb claims no dislikes but is interested m
good music and golfing.
Bob Bateman
Webb Crockett
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JANIS HULL plans to study in Europe after
leaving school this year and then return to get
her master's and doctor's degrees. Janis is a
major in political science with a minor in psy-
chology. With a 3.9 grade average, Janis holds
a scholarship at the University. She likes piz-
golf and reading, and dislikes narrow-
za
minded people and liver. Despite her school
work, Janis has found time to serve on the elec-
tions committee, A.W.S. Council and is presi-
dent of A.W.S. for next year.
I DIANE HATCH is a pre-med student from
Idaho Falls, Idaho and is a sophomore at the
"Y." She hopes to attend John Hopkins after
graduation. Diane has taken a very active part
in student affairs. She has been on the Senate
for two years, a member of the Constitutional
Committee, and a member of the Spur service
unit. She was also the one who originated the
Freshman service unit, "Thea Alexis." She is
a member of Alpha Lambda Delta and has
won honors in the Forensics Squad.
DENNIS OLSEN, president of the Student
Senate, is a political science major and hopes
to go to law school. He is also serving as presi-
dent of his Elders' Quorum. Dennis likes
hunting, fishing and working with people. He
is a member of the honorary political science
group on campus and just towards the end of
the year won a scholarship to George Wash-
ington Law School. As chairman of the Con-
stitution Committee, Dennis was instrumental
in revamping student law.
I JACK NELSON has found activity in various
fields of interest. He has served on the Studerit
Senate, acted as IOC Chief Justice, and this
year pelded direction over the Wye Magazine.
Jack graduated in 1954 in the field of journal-
ism and has since been studying English and
journalism towards his M.A. He is from Bell-
flower, California, but now claims "Stalag
161" as his home. He dislikes the efforts to
change the traditions at the school, but he en-
joys Hunting, fishing, and fiction writing.
MIKE YOSHINQ has plans to go to Columbia
for advanced studies in law. He wdll graduate
this June with a de^ee in Marketing. Mike
was Senior Class president, Sunday School Su-
Serintendent in the Seventeenth Ward, and
as been teaching two classes in Japanese.
Mike comes to us from Tokyo, Japan. He is a
member of Blue Key service unit and has a
$2,000 scholarshio to Columbia. Tennis, swim-
ming, and the Gospel are listed among the
things which Mike considers worthwhile.
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Diane Hatch
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Mike Yosbino
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Ralph Barney
Bonnie Berrett
Pat Strong
Personalities
JERRY GRIFFITH has been appointed by stu-
dent vote to serve as business manager of the
studentbody next year. From the city of Long
Beach, CaUfornia, Jerry is majoring in market-
ing and industrial management. He plans to
work as a manager or supervisor in the Safe-
way chain stores. This year he served as presi-
dent of Val Hyric social unit, on the Stake
Sunday School Board, and as a member of
AMS Council. Jerry won from Safeway the
honor, "Best Future Prospect in Safeway's
Management."
RALPH BARNEY will work for the Deseret
News in Salt Lake City after he graduates this
year. A major in journalism and political
science, Barney sensed as editor of the Daily
Universe. He also acted as chairman of the
Hungarian Relief Fund and as president of the
Press Club. Ralph is from Flagstaff, Arizona
and enjoys outdoor things. Some of his favor-
ites are basketball, softball, and photography.
A friendly smile and word for everyone is a
true "Barney" trait.
BONNIE BERRETT served as president of the
Associated Women Students this year, and at
the same time found minutes to spend in
White Key, Senate, Cabinet, and Y Calcares.
An education (elementary) major, Bonnie
comes from the city of Seattle, Washington.
She likes hamburgers and malts, sewing, ten-
nis, skiing and playing the organ. After she
graduates she wants to teach school on the ele-
mentary level. Bonnie won the Val Hyric
award given to an outstanding student.
PAT STRONG served as first vice-president
of the studentbody this year and was directly
in charge of assemblies. She claims Raymond,
Alberta, Canada as her home, but enjoys the
"Y" very much. Pat is a member of the White
Key service unit and of a cappella choir. Her
singing ability has placed her in a position
from which she may see some monetary gain.
She is a member of the "Mamselles," a group
which recently completed a recording contract
with RCA recording.
BARRIIE MCKAY makes another appearance
on the Banyan Personality list. The smiling
Junior is from Huntsville, Utah. He wants to
go to law school at Harvard, but his inmiediate
Slans are marriage and graduation from the
YU. Barrie is a member of Blue Key and
Delta Phi and is active with the Student Pro-
gram Bureau. He is a major in accounting
with a minor in economics and political sci-
ence. He likes Elaine, riding and people; he
dislikes a busy signal.
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INA LOU ELISON is from Oak-
ley, Idaho and is a graduate stu-
dent in the field of music. She
took a lead in "Carmen" this year
and was a regional winner in the
Met auditions. She is an honor
student and a Madrigal.
JOHN BENSON was a star basket-
ball player for the Cougars. He is
from Parowan, Utah and a major
in phys. ed. and health. He plans
to coach after graduation from
the "Y" in June.
ELAINE STIIRLAND plans to
marry this summer and then com-
t)lete her schooling. She is an Eng-
ish major and plans to teach. Her
second time as a personality, she
likes people, creative writing, and
speaking.
THE FRIENDLIEST BOY on campus this year was
Barrie McKay from Huntsville, Utah. The fact that
one of his first likes is people may account for the
friendly smile and "hi" which he has for everyone.
Barrie has served as chairman of the program bureau,
Frosh Orientation chairman and is, at present, in
the Bishopric of the Sixth Ward.
THE STUDENTS OF THE "Y" chose Pat Strong as
the most friendly girl on campus. Pat is planning on
going into secondary education and is majoring in
English with a minor in music. Immediate plans are
rather indefinite as Pat is at the present with a re-
cording group, the "Mamselles." Pat likes swimming
and playing the piano very much.
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS were Marilyn Arnold, Secretary; Mike Yoshino, President; Myma Day, Vice-president.
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Mike Yoshino, Myma Day and Marilyn Arnold direct-
ed the activities of the Senior Class during the year.
This trio, along with the class cabinet, provided the
Seniors with plenty of activity and participation. A
service to the University was rendered by acting as
guides and receptionists to guests and visitors on cam-
pus. The class also participated in the Hungarian Relief
and Charity Drives. Most of their donation was given in
the form of labor as funds were a little low because of
graduation activities, chime payments, etc. The Seniors
were in charge of Frosh Week and gave the new stu-
dents a good introduction to college life. Welcoming and
guide committees, a testimonial. Senior court, an as-
sembly and a dance were important facets of this event-
ful week. To climax the year a Senior week was spon-
sored. Class parties, assemblies, drives and projects will
be long remembered by this year's Seniors.
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Seniors
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Adachi, Margaret
Abbott, Gwendolyn
Adams, Geratdine
Adams, Jack
Adamson, Cecil L.
Adamson. Walter
Ainsworth. Robert
Adams, William Don
Akiu. Roger
Alberts. Jack Junior
Aleiander. Harry A.
Allan, Dean S.
Allan, Ronald J.
Allred, David Norman
Allred, G. Hugh
Allred. James J.
Allred. Rey L
Allsop. Shirley Anne
Almond. Mary Lou
Anderson, Cyril Richard
Anderson. Grant D.
Anderson, Karen
Anderson. Lewis A.
Anderson, Jack
Anderson. Lois Yvonne
Anderson. Paul
Anderson, Paulene
Anderson, Ramona
Anderson, Virgil E.
Anae. Famika
Arnett. Les'ie
Armstrong, Frances
Arnold. Marilyn
Ashworth. Penny
Aston. Dennis
Atchley. Audrlenne M.
Atkerson. Sarah Jane
Atkinson, Shirley
Atoa, Samueiu
Averett, Charles R.
Auger, Rae
Austin, William A.
Babcock. Barbara
Baer, Ted
Bagley, Fern
Bailey, Roma
Baker, Seth C.
Balllf. Mark Dlion
Barber. Bernls
Barg. Ardella
Barlow. Eleanor
Barnes. Gary
Barney, Ralph
Barton. James A.
Bate. William
Bates, Victor Edward
Bateman. Robert E.
Bauer. Helen
Bauer, Sheila Patricia
Baum. H. Lowell
Baumgarten, James
Beasley. Jo Ann
Beatty. Kenneth S.
Beard, Betty B.
Beazer, Keith
Beckett. Janice
Beckstead, Joy Ann
Beckstrand. Carol Nan
Begay. Betty E.
Bell. Alice
Bennett, D. Roger
Bennion, LuciTle
Benson. (Ida
Bentley, Craig B.
Bergstedt. Eleanor
Berrett. Bonnie
Berrett, Delwyn G.
Bertch, Frederick
Bertoncell, Eileen
Bigefow. Grant W.
Bethsold. Eleanor G.
Billings, Marilyn
Bills, Robert D.
Bird, Charles
Bird. Donald R.
Bird. William P.
Bjorkman, Marcla
Bishop, Joseph L.
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Ad-Br
ADACHI, Margaret, Zool.; ABBOTT, Gwendolyn, Ed.;
ADAMS, Geraldine, Horn. Ec; ADAMS, Jack, Chem.;
ADAMSON, Cecil, Acct.; ADAMSON, Walter, Ed.;
AINSWORTH, Robert, Econ.; ADAMS, William, Phys-
ics; AKIU, Roger, Phys, Ed.; ALBERTS, Jack, Acct.;
ALEXANDER, Hany; AIXEN, Dean, Math.; AL-
LAN, Ronald, Ed.; ALLRED, David, Mktg.; ALLRED,
Hugh, Ec.; ALLRED, James, Ed.; ALLRED, Rey,
Hort.; ALLSOP, Shirley, Ed.; ALMOND, Mary, Fam.
Liv.; ANDERSON, Cyril, Mktg.; ANDERSON, Grant,
Bact.; ANDERSON. Karen, Art; ANDERSON, Lewis,
Acct.; ANDERSON, Paul, Hum.; ANDERSON, Paul-
ene, Ed.; ANDERSON, Ramona, Ed.; ANDERSON,
Virgil, Fr.; ANAE, Famika, Rec; ARNETT, Leslie,
Nurs.; ARMSTRONG, Francis, Span.; ARNOLD,
Marilyn, Joum.; ASH WORTH, Penny, Ed.; ASTON,
Dennis, Mktg.; ATCHLEY, Audrienne, Ed.; A5KER-
SON, Sarah, Ed.; ATKINSON, Shiriey, Ed.; ATOA,
Samuel, Pol. Sc; AVERETT, Charies, Ed.; AUGER,
Rae, Ed.; AUSTIN, William, Eng.;
BABCOCK, Barbara, Fine Arts; BAER, Ted, Music;
BAGLEY, Fern, Nurs.; BAILEY, Roma, Ed.; BAKER,
Seth, Zool.; BALLIF, Mark, Rec; BARBER, Bemis,
Ed.; BARG, Ardella, Ed.; BARLOW, Eleanor, CI. &
Tex.; BARNES, Gary, Hort.; BARNEY, Ralph, Joum.;
BARTON, James, Acct.; BATE, WilUam, Phys. Ed.;
BATES, Victor, Soc; BATEMAN, Robert, Acct.;
BAUER, Helen, Nurs.; BAUER, Sheila, Eng.; BAUM,
Lowell, Hort.; BAUMGARTEN, James, Ed.; BEAS-
LEY, Jo Ann, Fam. Liv.; BEATTY, Kenneth, Sp.;
BEARD, Betty, Ed.; BEAZER, Keith, Mktg.; BECK-
EIT, Janice, Ed.; BECKSTEAD, Jov, Ed.; BECK-
STRAND, Carol, Horn. Ec.; BAGAY, Betty, Nurs.
BELL, Alice, Fine Arts; BENNETT, Roger, Math.
BENNION, Lucille, Food & Nutr.; BENSON, Ilda, Ed.
BENTLEY, Craig, Geol.; BERGSTEDT, Eleanor, Ed.
BERRETT, Bonnie, Ed.; BERRETT, Delwyn, Zool.
BERTCH, Frederick, Geol.; BERTONCELI, Eileen,
Mktg.; BIGELOW, Grant, Pol. Sc; BETHSOLD, El-
eanor, Chem.; BILLINGS, Marilyn, Ed.; BILLS, Rob-
ert, Phys. Ed.; BIRD, Charies, Chem.; BIRD, Donald,
Acct.; BIRD, William. Art; BJORKMAN, Marcia,
Com.; BISHOP, Joseph, Span.; BLACKHAM, Dick,
Ed.; BLACKHAM, Phyllis, Ed.; BLACKHURST,
Hoyt, Pol. Sc; BLAKE, Reed, Joum.; BLANCH,
Claude, Soc; BLAUER, Lanis, Ed.; BLAU, Nadine,
Ed.; BLOCK, Keith, An. Hus.; BLAYLOCK, Marilyn,
Ed.; BOLINDER, Robert. Acct.; BONSER, Emma, Ed.;
BLOMQUIST, Kathryn, Nurs.; BOONE, Charies, Phys.
Ed.; BORGESON, June, Ed.; BOOTH, Wallace, Com.;
BOWEN, Mario, Phys. Ed.; BOYACK, Alan, Geol.;
BRADFORD, Robert, Geol.; BRADSHAW, Jay, Ind.
Arts; BRADY, Con., Ed.; BREWER, David, Soc.
Blackham, Did
Blackham. Phyllis Ivlary
Blackhurst, Hoyt
Blake. Reed
Blanch, CauJe C.
Blauer, Lanis
Blau, E. Nadine
Blocli, Keith Ernest
Blaylock, Marilyn Jean
Bolinder. Robert D.
Bonser. Emma
Blomquist. Kathryn
Boone, Charles
Borgeson, June J.
Booth, Wallace
Bowen, Mario
Boyack, Alan S.
Bradford, Robert E.
Bradshaw, Jay Roy
Brady, Con H.
Brewer, David L.
RESERVED SECTION for (acuity was filled at assembly. WITH HUMBLE HEARTS the studentbody bows in reverent prayer.
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Seniors
Brandenburg, Ray E.
Brasher, Margaret Elaine
Bray. Harry L.
Briggs, James
Brooks. Jerry D.
Brown, Ferneth
Budge, Barbara
Brotherson, Mary Kathryn
Bunnell, Mary Helen
Burt, David W.
Burt, Elaine
Burton, Carlyle S.
Burton, John Harold
Bush. Alfred L.
Butler, Sandra Jean
Butterfield, Tomas Kent
Bybee, C. Nannette
Call, Dellwyn
Call, Eran A.
Call, Katherine G.
Calvert, Douglas
Cannon, Vena Lee
Carr, Keith R.
Call. Lael
Carlson, Dolly
Carter. Amber M.
Carter, Harold LeRoy
Carter, Janet
Cartwright, Mary Jean
Casper, Leon B.
Chambers, Kathy
Chapman, Earl
CattanI, Ray A.
Chappell, Robert O.
Chappell, Thomas
Chatelain, Dianne
Chidester, John
Christensen, Allen C.
Christensen, Theodore
Christensen, Karen
Christensen, Patricia D.
Christiansen, Patricia
Christofferson, Leo
Chun, Albert
Clark, Nelda
Clark. Ralph B.
Christianson, James
Clawson, Wlllard L.
Clayson, Doug'as
Clayton. Kelvin C.
Clegg, Dennis A.
Clucas, Jerry Keith
Clyde, Kathryn Jane
Cutler, Lynn
Cruser, Lynn
Cullimore, Kelvyn H.
Croft, Margaret Ann
Crowley, Lionel Paul
Croft, Garth F.
Critchlow, Robert T.
Creer, Howard
Craner, Jeri Tregeagle
Crandall, Evelyn
Crane, William E. Jr.
Cozzens, Charles J.
Cly, Joyce Kay
Cowsert, Karen
Cottam, Delmar
Cowan, LuJean
Cooper, Ken
Cooper, Danna Lee
Cook, L. Colleen
Cornish. Clayton
Collier, Wendell
Collamer, Richard
Coleman, Ronald D.
Coleman, Ray W.
Coffin, Jack
Coffin, Anne
Dahl, David C.
Davenport, Evonne
Danielson, G. Earl
Davidson, Gwyn D.
Davidson, Marlow G.
Davis, Clinton
Davis, Dorothy
Davis, Elaine
Davis, Lloyd F.
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Br-Dr
BRANDENBURG, Ray, Psych.; BRASHER, Margaret,
Food & Nutr.; BRAY, Harry, Soc; BRIGGS, James,
Ed.; BROOKS, Jerry, Rad. & TV; BROWN, Femeth,
Off Mng.; BUDGE, Barbara, Ed.; BROTHERSON,
Mary, Fam. Liv.; BUNNELL, Mary Ed.; BURT, Dav-
id, Acct.; BURT, Elaine, Ed.; BURTON, Carlyle, Ed.;
BURTON, John, Sp.; BUSH, Alfred, Arch.; BUTLER,
Sandra, Ed.; BUTTERFIELD, Thomas, Chem.; BYBEE,
Nannette, Soc;
CALL, Dellwyn, Acct.; CALL, Eran, Mklg.; CALL,
Katherine, Nurs.; CALVERT, Douglas, Agron.; CAN-
NON, Vena, Ed.; CARR, An. Hus.; CALL, Lael, Child
Dev.; CARLSON, Dolly, Ed.; CARTER, Amber, CI.
& Tex.; CARTER, Harold; CARTER, Janet, Ed.;
CARTWRIGHT, Mary, Soc; CASPER, Leon; CHAM-
BERS, Kathy, Ed.; CHAPMAN, Earl, Fin. & Bank.;
CATTANI, Ray. Agron.; CHAPPELL, Thomas Ed.;
CHATELAIN, Diane; CHIDESTER, John, Po!. Sc;
CHRISTENSEN, Allen, An. Hus.; CHRISTENSEN,
Theodore, Music; CHRISTENSEN, Karen, Ed.; CHRIS-
TENSEN, Patricia, Ed.; CHRISTIANSEN, Patricia.
Nurs.; CHRISTOFFERSON, Leo, Physics; CHUN, Al-
bert, Ed.; CLARK, Nelda, Ed.; CLARK, Ralph Agron.;
CHRISTIANSON, James, History; CLAWSON. Wil-
lard, Math.; CLAYSON, Douglas, Ed.; CLAYTON, Kel-
vin, Phys. Ed.; CLEGG, Dennis; CLUCAS, Jerry, Pol.
Sc; CLYDE, Kathryn; CUTLER, Lynn, Ed.; CRUSER,
Lynn, Soc; CULLIMORE, Kelvyn, Mktg.; CROFT.
Margaret, Ed.; CROWLEY, Lionel, Chem.; CROFT,
Garth, Bac; CRITCHLOW, Robert, Mktg.; CREER,
Howard, Ed.; CRANER. Jeri, Eng.; GRAND ALL, Ev-
elyn, Ed.; CRANE, William; COZZENS. Charies,
Psych.; COY, Joyce, Soc; COWSERT, Karen, Eng.,
COTTAM. Delmar, Span.; COWAN, LuJean, Ed.;
COOPER. Ken, Phys. Ed.; COOPER, Danna Lee, Ed.;
COOK, Colleen, Ed.; COMISH. Clayton, Mktg.; COL-
Fin.; COLEMAN, Ronald, Mktg.; COLEMAN, Ray,
Ed.; COFFIN, Jack. Mktg.; COFFIN, Anne, Ed.;
DAHL, David, Acct.; DAVENPORT, Evonne, Phys.
Ed.; DANIELSON, Eari, Ed.; DAVIDSON, Gwyn,
Agron.; DAVIDSON, Marlow, Physics; DAVIS, Clin-
ton, Mktg.; DAVIS, Dorothy, Ed.; DAVIS, Elaine, Ed.;
DAVIS. Lloyd, Mktg.; DAVIS, Reed, Ind. Man.; DAY,
Clark, Math.; DAY, Fay, Ed.; DAY, Myrna, Clo. &
Tex.; DECKER, Loral, Chem.; DEASON, LaJuana,
Nurs.; DECKER, Mary, Music; DECKER, Patricia. Ed.;
DE HOYOS, Albert; DE MILLE. Lloyd, Bus. Man.;
DEPUTY. Anne, Ed.; DE ST. JEOR. Johna, Pol. Sci.;
DICKSON, Max. O/f. Man.; DINSDALE, Colleen,
Speech; DODD, Russell, Mktg^; DOBSON, Lowell,
Mktg.; DIXON, Dennis, Econ.; DONAHOO, Boyd, Ind.
Man.; DONALDSON, Barbara, Fam. Liv.; DOTSON,
Renee, Ed.; DRAKE, Janel, Foods & Nut.
Davis, Reed Kay
Day, Clark H.
Day. Fay
Day, Mvrna
Decker. Loral A.
Deason, LaJuana
Decker. Mary
Decker, Patricia
De Hoyos, Albert
DeMille, Lloyd
Deputy. Anne
De St. Jeor, Johna M.
Dickson, Max Cook
Dinsdale, Colleen K.
Dodd, Russell, Elton
Dobson, Lowell W.
Dixon, Dennis 8,
Donahoo, Boyd W.
Donaldson, Barbara
Dotson, Renee
Drake. Janel May
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PICK UP CLASS CARDS is a familiar sign at registration session.
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Dreger. Hilda M.
Droubay, Dale
Dudley, June
Duffin, Irene
Dunn. Barbara
Durfee, Delsa
Duvali. Richard E.
Durham. Karl Ray
Eagar. Herbert Lynn
Edwards. Pat
Elder. C. William
Ellison. Howard
Eliason, Norrell B.
Ellsworth, John
Engemann. Paul K.
Ellsworth, Sterling
E. Jr.
Erelcson. Alma Y.
Ergang. Ivadell H.
Ericlcson. Clarence
Erickson. Elaine
Erickson, Leiand
Estes. Reit
Estrada, Fazur
Ewell. Arlin R.
Farr, Robert L.
Fairbanks, George H.
Fife, Florence E.
Fife. James 0.
Finlayson, Lucille
Fisher, Robert B.
Fiso. Avefuo
Forsberg, Robin Reid
Flalee. Rhito
Flower. Judson H,. Jr.
Forsling, Ann
Foster. Nadine
Fowltes. Jay
Francom. Delbert D.
Freeze, Gary
Froetich, Ernest R.
Gardner Shirley Faye
Gardner. Sofia Ann
Garner, Clari J.
Garside. A. LaMoyne
Gashler. Dan
Gealta, John C.
Geddes, Karla
Geddes, June
Gee. Beverly
Gerth, Edno
Giauque, Barbara
Gibbons, Normand
Gillings, James
Glazier, Donna Charlenc
Goodfellow, Don H.
Gorringe, Richard Hal
Gottfredson, Douglas
Graham, Gene S.
Grange, LaRene
Grange, Scon
Grant, Lou Jeane P.
Grappendorf, Joan
Graser, Robert
Greathouse, Don
Greene, Gloria
Greenwood, Dennis I.
Greer, Harvey S.
Gregson, Norma
Griffin, Gayle
Griffin. Sylvia Gall
Grover. Alda
Gubler, Breni
Gudmundsen, Stan
Gurney, Lois
Hadley, Rodney
Hafen, Donald Neli
Hagerty, Everett L.
Hale, John Dewey
Hales, Lynore
Hall, Jerry
Hall, Peggy M.
Halladay, Albert Dee
Halllday. Fred
Haller, Peggy Anne
Hamling, Donald
Hammond. Martha
Hansen, Betty Jean
Hanni, Helen M.
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DREGER, Hilda, Ed.; DROUBAY, Dale, Ed.; Dudley,
June, Bus. Ed.; DUFFIN, Irene, Ed.; DUNN, Barbara,
Ed.; DURFEE, Delsa, Ed.; DUVALL .Richard, Chem.;
DURHAM, Karl, Mktg.; EAGAR, Herbert, Fr.; ED-
WARDS, Pat, Soc; ELDER, William, Sec. Inst.; ELLI-
SON, Howard, Sp.; ELIASON, Norrell, Ag.; ELLS-
WORTH, John, Ag.; ENGEMANN, Paul, Mktg.;
ELLSWORTH, Sterling. Psych.; EREKSON, Alma.
Acct.; ERGANG, Ivadell, Edf.; ERICKSON. Clarence,
Geol.; ERICKSON, Elaine, Sp. Cor.; ERICKSON, Le-
land, Mktg.; ESTES, Rex, Ind. Psych.; ESTRADA, Fa-
zur, Ag.; EWELL, Arlin, Ed.; FARR. Robert. Phys. Ed.;
FAIRBANKS, George, Geol.; FIFE, Florence, Ed.;
FIFE, James, Sp.; FINLAYSON, Lucille, Ed.; FISHER,
Robert, An. Hus.; FISO, Avefua, Ed.; FORSBERG,
Robin, Geol.; FLAKE, Rhita, Phys. Ed.; FLOWER, Jud-
son. Hist.; FORSLING, Ann, Ed.; FOSTER. Nadine,
Soc; FOWKES, Jay, Geol.; FRANSOM, Delbert, Ed.;
FREEZE, Gary, Ind. Mgt.; FROELICH, Ernest, Mktg.;
GARDNER, Shirley, Bus. Ed.; GARDNER,Sofia, Earn.
Liv.; GARNER, Clair, Acct.; GARSIDE, LaMoyne, Art;
GASHLER, Dan, Joum.; GEALTA, John, Ed.; GED-
DES, Karla, Sp. Ed.; GEDDES, June, Ed.; GEE, Bever-
ly, Ed.; GERTH, Edna, Eng.; GIAUQUE, Barbara, Soc
GIBBONS, Norman. Soc; GILLINGS, James, Arch
GLAZIER, Donna, Ed.; GOODFELLOW, Don, Acct
GORRINGE, Richard, Chem.; GOTTFREDSON, Doug-
las, Music Ed.; GRAHAM, Gene, Acct.; GRANGE. La-
Rene, Hom. Ec; GRANGE. Scott, Ed.; GRANT, Lou
Jeane, Ed.; GRAPPENDORF, Jean, Fam. Liv.; GRAS-
ER, Robert, Econ.; GREATHOUSE, Don, Ed.;
GREENE. Gloria, Ed.; GREENWOOD, Dennis, Psych.;
GREER, Harvey, Zool.; GREGSON, Norma, Food &
Nurt.; GRIFFIN, Gayle, Hom. Ed.; GRIFFIN, Sylvia,
Ed.; GROVER. Alda. Ed.; GUBLER, Brent, Hist.; GUD-
MUNDSEN, Stan, Geol.; GURNEY, Lois, Ed.; HAD-
LEY, Rodney, Mktg.; HAFEN. Donald, Ed ; HAGER-
IT, Everett, Pre. Med.; HALE, John, Chem.; HALES,
Lynore, Ed.; HALL, Jerry, Zool.; HALL, Peggy, Eng.
HALLADAY, Albert, Ed.; HALLIDAY, Fred, Physics
HALLER, Peggy, Ed.; HAMLING. Donald, Geol.
HAMMOND, Martha, Eng.; HANSEN, Betty, Ed.
HANNI, Helen, Ed.; HANSEN, Diane, Sp.: HANSEN,
Henry, Physics; HANSEN, Edward, An. Hus.; HAN-
SEN, Klaus, Hist.; HANSGEN, Gene, Acct.; HARRIS.
Frank, Math.; HANSON, Darrell, Chem.; HARRIS,
Lynn, Ind. Mgt.; HART, Barbara, Ed.; HARVEY,
James, Hort.; HARWARD, Peggy, Bus. Ed.; HAR-
WARD, Donna, Hom. Ec; HATCH, Lincoln. Phys.
Ed.; HATCH, Thelma, Eng.; HATCH, Paul, Psych.;
HAYES, Darwin, Eng.; HEBERTSON, Val, Geol.;
HERBST, John, Music; HEAPS, Amell, Acct.; HEN-
DERSON, Gerald, Geol,; HENDERSON, Clark, Ed.;
Hansen, Diane
Hansen, Henry Kimball
Hansen, Edward L.
Hansen. Klaus J.
Hansgen, Gene
Harris, Frank
Hanson, Darrell
Harris, Lynn R.
Hart, Barbara Ann
Harvey, James
Harward. Peggy Lee
Harward, Donna Carol
Hatch, Lincoln
Hatch, Thelma
Hatch, Paul B.
Hayes, Darwin L.
Hebertson, Val M.
Herbst, John R.
Heaps, Arnell
Henderson, Gerald
Henderson, Clark Evan
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Herring, Jill Yvonne
Hendricks. Calvin
Henry. Phyllis Diane
Hess. Carlene B.
Hess. Wilford M.
Hiatt, Celvin C.
Higginson, Dean
Heywood, Jared Y.
Higginson, Gary
Hill, Chadley Ann
Dennis
Derrell G.
Janet
Max Jay
Paul M.
Hinhe, Geraldine
Hilton, W. Bruce
Hinlcson, Roland C.
Hipwell. Grant
Ho, Bob
Hodgklnson, Larry
Hodson, Daryl
Hoeft, William G.
Hogan. Karia Marie
Hogensen, Marvin
Hogge, Glen Ray
Hoiladay, J. Eugene
Hollingsworth, Marvin
Holt. LaPhel
Holt, Louise
Homer, Norman C.
Hollibaugh, Betty Lois
Hoover, Kelvin
Horiuchi, Helen
Hotchkiss. Elizabeth Lee
Houston, F. Grant
Houston, Gloria M.
Howard, John F.
Hoyos, Alberto Do
Hubner, William Clayton
Huff, Glen
Hughes. Shirley
Humphries. Doris
Hunsaker, Leland Ray
Hunt. Elton E.
Hunter. Arthol
Huntsman, Raleigh
Hunter. Karma
Hussey. Raedelle
Hutchinson, Nancy
Hutchinson. Nathel
Hutchinson, Sarah
Huxford. Gary
Hyde. SusAnn
Hyer, Jay Ross
Isaacson. Burke
Ingram. Pat
Jackson, Joyce Ann
Jacobsen, Elmo G.
Jacobs, Hugh R.
James, Mildred R.
Jenkins, F. Terry
Jenkins. Wayne A,
James, Thomas A,
Jensen. R. Alma
Jensen, Harley
Jensen, Kenneth C,
Jensen. V, Lamarr
Jex. Keith W.
Johns. Stanford
Johnson, Carol
Jensen, Reva
Johnson. Carol
Johnson. Cheryl
Johnson. Faye Ann
Johnson, Marian Ruth
Johnson, Ross G.
Johnson. Ted
Johnson, Verna
Jones, David Reece
Jones, Douglas
Jones. Duane A.
Jorgensen, Arlene
Josephson, Boyd Oleen
Judd, Jane
Kamauoha. Edwin L.
Kartchner, Jean
Kekauoha, Margery
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HERRING, Jill, Ed.; HENDRICKS, Calvin, Acct.
HENRY, Phyllis, Soc; HESS, Carlene, Horn. Ec.
HESS, Wilford, Ag.; HIATT, Calvin, Phys. Ed.; HIG
GINSON, Dean, Ind. Arts; HEYWOOD, Jared, Sp.
HIGGINSON, Gary, Mktg.; HILL, Chadley, Nurs.
HILL, Dennis, Ind. Arts; HILL, Den-ell, Chem.; HILL
Janet, Soc; HILL, Max, Mktg.; HILL, Paul, Sp.
HINTZE, Geraldine, Ed.; HILTON, Bruce, Math.
HINKSON, Roland, Eng.; HIPWELL, Grant, Mktg^;
HO, Bob, Soc; HODGKINS, Larry, Comm. Art; HOD
SON, Daryl, Sec. Ed.; HOEFT, William, Ed.; HOG AN
Garla, Nurs.; HOGENSEN, Marvin, Ed.; HOGGE,
Glen, Mktg.; HOLLADAY, Eugene; HOLLINGS-
WORTH, Marvin, Geol.; HOLT, LaPhel, Ind. Arts;
HOLT, Louise, Ed.; HOMER, Norman, Ed.; HOLLI-
BAUGH, Betty; HOOVER, Kelvin, Pol. Sc; HORIU-
CHI, Helen, Ed.; HOTCHKISS, Elizabeth, Eng.; HOUS-
TON, Grant, An. Hus.; HOUSTON, Gloria, Bus. Ed.;
HOWARD, John, Acct.; HOYOS, Alberto, Eng.;
HUBNER, William, Soc; HUFF, Glen, Mktg.;
HUGHES, Shirley, Ed.; HUMPHRIES, Doris, Ed.;
HUNSAKER, Leland, Ed.; HUNT, Elton, Phys. Ed.;
HUNTER, Arthol, Ed.; HUNTSMAN, Raleigh, Ind.
Mgt.; HUNTER, Karma, Art; HUSSEY, Raedelle,
Nurs.; HUTCHINSON, Nancy, Art; HUTCHINSON,
Nathel, Bus. Ed.; HUTCHINSON, Sarah, Ed.; HUX-
FORD, Gary, Hist.; HYDE, SusAnn, Hom. Ec; HYER,
Jay, Pre. Dent.; ISAACSON, Burke, Comm.; INGRAM,
Pat, Ed.; JACKSON, Joyce, Phys. Ed.; JACOBSON,
Elmo, Acct.; JACOBS, Hugh, Mktg.; JAMES, Mildred,
Ed.; ENKINS, Terry, Sp. Cor.; JENKINS, Wayne,
Zool.; JAMES, Thomas, Comm.; JENSEN, Alma, Ed.;
JENSEN, Harley, Acct.; JENSEN, Kenneth, Mktg.;
JENSEN, Lamarr, Soc; JEX. Keith, Ed.; JOHNS,
Stanford, Ed.; JOHNSON, Carol, Ed.; JENSEN, Reva,
Ed.; JOHNSON, Carol, Ed.; JOHNSON, Cheryl, Ed.;
JOHNSON, Faye, Ed.; JOHNSON, Marian, Eng.;
JOHNSON, Ross, Soc; JOHNSON, Ted, Eng.; JOHN-
SON, Vema, Food & Nurt.; JONES, David, Sec. Ed.;
JONES, Douglas, Physics; JONES, Duane, Ag.; JOR-
GENSEN, Ariene, Ed.; JOSEPHSON, Boyd, A|
JUDD, Jane, Ed.; KAMAUOHA, Edwin, Phys. Ei
KARTCHNER, Jane, Ed. Admin.; KEKAUOHA
Margery, Bus. Ed.; KELLEY, Barbara, Comm. Art:
KENNEY, LuJuana, O. M.; KEKAUOHA, Phillip
Art; KILLPACK, Wayne, Art; KENNEY, Kenneth
Econ.; KIM, Young, Physics; KILTS. Clair, Hist.
KIM, Yong Soon. Chem.; KIMBALL, Bud, Sp. Cor.
KIMBALL, Duane, Geol.; KING, Edmund, Acct.
KIMBALL, Joan, Ed.; KIRKLAND, Bufaye, Hom. Ec.
KIRKMAN, Lawrence. Acct.; KLEINMAN, Wayne.
Germ.; KLEIN, Joe, Ed.; KLINGER, Shiriey, Hom
Ec; KNIGHT, Carol, Nurs.; KNIGHT, Marlene, Soc
KNIGHTON, Josephine, Ed.; KNIGHTON, Bob, Pol.
Sc;
Kelley, Barbara
Kenney, Lu Juona
Kelauoha, Phillip
Killpack, Wayne I.
Kenney, Kenneth B
Kim, Young S.
Kilh, Clair T.
Kim. Yong Soon
Kimball. Bud
Kimball, Royal Duane
King, Edmund Crelghton
Kimball, Joan
Kirlcland, Bufaye
KIrlcman, Lawrence H,
Klelnman, Wayne
Klein, Joe
Klingier, Shirley Mae
Knight, Carol
Knight, Marlene
Knighton, Joseptiine
Knighton, Bob
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Koenigh, Marjorie
Krakowski, Henry Jr.
Krieger, Eddie
Lake, Jay
Lamb. Verl S.
Lance, Elwon
Lane, Eugene
Larsen, Marva Jean
Larsen, Mary Evelyn
Larsen, William
Larson, Linda
Latimer, Don
Law, Elaine
Lee, W. Boyd
Leifson, June
Lee, Frank
Levanger, Delores
Liljenquist, Val
Lindsay, Dean R.
LIndsey, Grant T.
Lindstrom, Brent
Lloyd, Eldon
Lochhead, Lois
Llewellyn, Jo Ann
Long, Richard C.
Longhurst, Jay
Loose, Robert
Loy, Henry Leiand
Lucas, Frank James
Lundberg, Gary
Lundmark, Martin
Lund, Catherine Louise
Lyman, Emerson
Lundgren, Grant E. O.
Lyman. Francis M.
MacKay. Carol Rae
Macumber. Ann
Madsen, Franklin B.
Mangum. Claudie Kay
Madsen. Janice
Madsen. William H.
Mangum. John Harvey
Manser, K. Shirley
Marchant. Gaye
Marlow. John
Marshall, Kuhn A.
Martin, Dean Wright
Matson. Janice
Martin, James D.
Martin. Ellen
Maughan. Scott
May. Frank O. Jr.
May, Lynne
Maxfield, Carol Ann
McAllaster. LeRay L.
McCosh. Leonard W.
McCullough, LaRae
McDougal. Richard
McEwan, Hal
McFadden. Bonnie B.
MacFarland, Melva
Mclnnes, Murray S.
McKay, Monroe G.
McKay, Frances Atterton
McMahan, Thomas Timoth
McMahon, F. Dean
McNaughtan, Mary
Meacham, Edgar LaVar
Meeks. Hazel
Merrill, Evan W.
Merrill, Janet
Merrill, Kathleen
Merrill, Louis H.
Merritt, Shirley Y.
Messervy, Harold V.
Meyer, Josephine
Mickelson, Carol
Milam, Gary
Miller, David O.
Miller, Reta E.
Mills, J. R.
Miller, Robert W.
Milne, Marilyn
Misbach, Grant L.
Misken. Thain
Money. Richard L.
Monsen, J. Sheldon
Moore. Marilyn
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KOENIG, Marjorie, Ed.; KRAKOWSKI, Henry, Chem.;
KRIEGER, Eddie, Music; LAKE, Jay, Acct.; LAMB,
Verl, Mktg.; LANCE, El won, Acct.; LANE, Eugene,
Ind. Arts;LARSEN, Marva, Ed.; LARSEN, Mary Eve-
lyn, Ed.; LARSEN, William; Hist. & Eng.; LARSON,
Linda, Ed.; LATIMER, Don, Comm.; LAW, Elaine,
Ed.; LEE, Boyd, Zool.; LEIFSON, June, Nurs.; LEE,
Frank, Acct,; LEV ANGER, Delores. Ed.; UUEN-
QUIST, Val, Fin. & Bkg.; LINDSAY, Dean, Mktg.;
UNDSEY, Grant, Acct.; LINDSTROM, Brent, Pol.
Sc; LLOYD. Eldon, Fin. & Bkg.; LOCHHEAD, Lois,
Horn. Ec.; LLEWELLYN, Jo Ann, Ed.; LONG, Rich-
ard, Music Ed.; LONGHURST, Jay, An. Hus.; LOOSE,
Robert, Phys. Ed.; LOY, Henry, Chem.; LUCAS,
Frank, Ind. Mgt.; LUNDBERG, Gary, Ind. Mgt.;
LUNDMARK, Martin, Phys. Ed. & Rec; LUND. Cath-
erine; LYMAN, Emerson, Ed.; LUNDGREN, Grant,
Comm.; LYMAN ,Francis, Acct.; MACKAY, Carol,
Ed.; MACUMBER, Ann, Phys. Ed.; MADSEN, Frank-
lin, Mktg.; MANGUM, Claudie, Ed.; MADSEN. Janice,
Bus. Ed.; MADSEN, William, Ed.; MANGUM, John;
MANSER, Shirley, Fine Arts; MARCHANT, Gaye,
Ed.; MARLOW, John, Zool.; MARSHALL, Kuhn,
Mktg.; MARTIN, Dean, Ind. Mgt.; MATSEN, Janice,
Ed.; MARTIN, James, Ed.; MARTIN, Ellen, 0. M.;
MAUGHAN, Scott, Geol.; MAY Frank, Hist.; MAY,
Lynne, Nurs.; MAXFIELD, Carol Ann, Bus. Ed.; MC-
ALLISTER, LeRay, Acct.; MC COSH, Leonard, Chem.;
MCCULLOUGH, LaRae, Ed.; MCDOUGAL, Richard,
An. Hus.; MCE WAN, Hal, Econ.; MCFADDEN, Bon-
nie, Ed.; MCFARLAND, Melva, Hom. Ec.; MCINNES,
Murray, An. Hus.; MCKAY, Monroe, Pol. Sc; MC-
KAY, Frances. Music; MCMAHAN, Thomas, Geog.;
MCMAHON, Dean, Sp. & Drama; MCNAUGHTON,
Mary, Nurs.; ME.\CHAM, Edgar LaVar, Bus. Ed. &
CM.; MEEKS, Hazel, Ed.; MERRILL, Evan, Acct.;
MERRILL, Janet, Ed.; MERRILL, Kathleen, Eng.;
MERRILL, Louis, An. Hus.; MERRITT, Shirley, Ed.;
MESSERVY, Harold, Sp.; MEYER, Josephine, Ed.;
MICKELSON, Carol, Hom. Ec.; MILAM, Gary, Chem.;
MILLER, David, Ag.; MILLER, Heta, Ed.; MILLS, J.
R., Econ.; MILLER, Robert; MILNE, Marilyn, Ed.;
MISBACH, Grant, Sp.; MISKEN, Thain, Acct.;
MONEY, Richard, Arch.; MONSEN, Sheldon, Sp.;
MOORE, Marilyn, Ed.; MONTGOMERY, Robert, An.
Hus.; MOODY, Floy, Ed.; MOOSMANN, Velma,
Nurs.; MORRELL. Madison. Pol. Sc; MORRIS, Carol,
Bus. Ed.; MORGAN, Carole, Ed.; MORTENSEN, Dean,
Psych.; MORRISE, Jessard, Ind. Arts Ed.; MORSE,
Kay; MORTENSEN, LaRene, Bus. Ed.; MORTIMER,
Jean, Ed.; MOSS, Reed, Mktg.; MOTE, Herb, Soc;
MURDOCK, Clair, Geol.; MURPHY, Mary, Rec;
MURRAY, Robert, Ed.; MURRAY, Evelyn, Music;
MUSIG, Morris, Art; MYERS, Marilyn, Sec. Tr.; NA-
KAKURA, George, Ed.; NEBEKER, Louise, Ed.;
Montgomery, Robert F.
Moody. Floy A.
Mossmann, Velma
Morrell, Madison E.
Morris, Carol Jean
Morgan, Carole Ann
Mortensen. Dean J.
Morrise, Jesard
Morse, Kay
Mortensen, LaRene
Mortimer, Jean Louise
Moss. Reed L.
Mote. Herb
Murdock, Clolr N.
Murphy, Mary
Murray, Robert j.
Murray, Evelyn
Musig. Morris D.
Myers, Marilyn Mabel
Nalcakura, George
Nebelcer, Louise
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Neel, Ray
Neeley, Nevada
Neilson, Allen
Nelson, Barbara L.
Nelson. Charles
Nelson, Conrad R.
Nelson, Doris Kay
Nelsori, Noei Norman ]
Nelson, Charlotte
Nelson, Lester Skip
Nelson, Marvin Keith |
Neubert, H. LaMon
Neufeld, Robert L.
Nichols, Annette
Nichols, Lynn LaMarr
Nield. Darreli W.
Nielsen, James W.
Nielson, Merrill
Nielson, Ray P.
Nierhoff, Audrey
Nilsen, Carol
Nllsson, Ray M.
Nixdorf, James
Nixdorf, Yuvonne A.
Nixon, EIray
Nixon, Ezra John Jr.
Nuttall, Pearl Jennett
Obregon, Socorro
O'Brien, Donald A.
Oier, Larry R.
Olmstead. Patrica
Olpin, Audrey
Olpin, Jewel
Olsen, Dennis M.
Olsen, Elaine
Olsen, LaDeane
Olsen, Marva
Olsen, Norma
Olsen, Ray E.
Olson, Beth W.
Oshima, Stanley
Ohsiek, David L.
Ot+erson, Arnold
Ottosen, Nadene
Owens, Joseph
Parker, John Carlyle
Parlcer, Morris
Packer, Wesley
Parmley, Alice
Palmer, Anna Belle
Palmer, John Wendell
Palmer, Pauline
Partridge, Carol
Patten, Thomas J.
Patterson, Patricia Ann
Patten. La Wana
Payn*?, Julia Ann
Paul. Ronald W.
Payne. K. Lee
Peacock, Mary M.
Peck, Glen L.
Peck, Ted Clarence
Pennell, Paul E.
Peel, LeRoy "F.
Perry, Robert H.
Petty, Clara Virtue
Peterson, Arlene
Peterson, Avon
Peterson, Elaine
Petersen,, Elaine B.
Peterson, Elwood
Peterson, Glenn
Peterson, Kay R.
Peterson, Kenneth E.
Petersen, Morley
Petersen, Paul
Peterson, RaNee
Phelps, Richard L
Phillips. Blaine C.
Potts, Allen Van
Pinckney, David
Prescott, Max W.
Pratt, Lucile
Price, Jay
Prlngle, John Kenneth
Prior, Jean
Pugmire, Roger
Prock, Gene
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NEEL, Ray, Geol.; NEELEY, Nevada, Ed.; NEILSON,
Allen, Ed.; NELSON, Barbara, Music; NELSON,
Charles, An. Hus.; NELSON, Conrad, Eng.; NELSON,
Doris, Span.; NOEL, Nelson, Zool.; NELSON, Char-
lotte, Ed.; NELSON, Lester, Ind. Mgt.; NELSON, Mar-
vin, Art; NEUBERT, LaMon, Ed.; NEUFELD, Robert,
Acct.; NICHOLAS, Annette, Ed.; NICHOLAS, Lynn,
Ed.; NIELD, Darrell, Phys. Ed.; NIELSEN, James,
Ed.; NIELSON, Merrill, Ed.; NIELSON, Ray, Ind.
Mgt.; NIERHOFF, Audrey, Ed.; NILSEN, Carol,
Nurs.; NILSSON. Ray, Acct.; NIXDORF, James,
Psych.; NIXDORF, Yuvonne, Ed.; NIXON, Elray,
Agron.; NIXON, Ezra, Mktg.; Span.; NUTTAL, Pearl,
Phys. Ed.; OBERGON, Soccorro, Ed.; O'BRIEN, Don-
ald, Acct.; OLER, Larry, Ed.; OLMSTEAD, Patricia,
Ed.; OLPIN, Audrey, Nurs.; OLPIN, Jewel, Ed.; OL-
SEN, Dennis, Pol. Sc; OLSEN, Elaine, Ed.; OLSEN,
LaDeane, Eng.; OLSEN, Marva, Ed.; OLSEN, Norma,
Ed.; OLSEN, Ray, Ind. Arts; OLSON. Beth, Music;
OSHIMA, Stanley, Ind. Arts; OHSIEK. David, Civ.
Engr.; OTTERSON, Arnold, Music; OTTOSEN, Na-
dene, Ed.; OWENS, Joseph, Geol.; PARKER, John,
Hist.; PARKER, Morris, Mktg.; PACKER, Wesley,
Chem.; PARMLEY, Alice, Ed.; PALMER, Anna, Ed.;
PALMER, John, Acct.; PALMER, PauUne, Ed.; PART-
RIDGE, Carol, Music; PATTEN, Thomas, Ger.; PAT-
TERSON, Patricia, Hom. Ec; PATTEN, La Wana,
Ed.; PAYNE, Julia, Ed.; PAUL, Ronald, Fin. & Bnkg.;
PAYNE, Lee, Phys. Ed.; PEACOCK, Mary, Ed.; PECK,
Paul, Pol. Sc; PEEL, LeRoy, Bact.; PERRY, Robert,
Mech. Engr.; PETTY, Clara. Ed.; PETERSON, Arlene,
Phys. Ed.; PETERSON, Avon, Nurs.; PETERSON,
Elaine, Nurs.; PETERSEN, Elaine. Fine Arts; PETER-
SON, Elvvood, Psych.; PETERSON, Glenn, Phys. Ed.;
PETERSON, Kay, Ed.; PETERSEN. Kenneth, Ed.;
PETERSEN, Morley, Ed.; PETERSEN, Paul. Fine
Arts; PETERSON, RaNee, Ed.; PHELPS, Richard,
Acct.; PHILLIPS. Blaine, An. Hus.; POTTS, Allen,
Ed.; PINCKNEY, David, Phys. Ed.; PRESCOTT, Max,
Geol.; PRATT. Lucile, Hum.; PRICE, Jay, Bus.; PRIN-
GLE, John, Physics; PRIOR, Jean, Ed.; PUGMIRE,
Roger, Comm.; PROCK, Gene, Ed.; PUSEY, Kathryn,
Eng.; RABAN, Ted, An. Hus.; RAGSDALE, Ronald,
Chem.; RALPH, Richard, An. Hus.; RAMONES, Ed-
ward, Zool.; RAY, Alyric, Sp.; NELSON, Jean Ramp-
ton, Fam. Liv.; RASBAND, Boyd, Acct.; REA, Ardeth,
Nurs.; REED, Maxine, Ed.; REILLEY, Royce, Acct.;
REED, Ronald, Ed.; RENCHER. Carolyn, Ed.; RICH-
ARDS, Karin, Ed.; RICH, Harold, Mktg.; RICHARDS,
Rosalie, Ed.; RICHARDS, Ruth, Eng.; RICHINS, Al-
den, Ed.; RICHARDSON, Pauline, Ed.; RICHIE,
Gwena, Ed.; RIDENHOUR, Ted, Hum.;
Pusey. M. Kathryn
Raban, Ted L.
Ragsdale, Ronald O.
Ralph. Richard B.
Ramones, Edward
Ray. B. Alyric
Rampton, Jean
Rasband. Boyd M.
Rea, Ardeth Amy
Reed, Maxine
Reiley. Royce
Reed, Ronald E.
Rencher. Carolyn
Richards, Karin
Rich, J. Harold. Jr.
Richards, Rosalie
Richards. Ruth
Richins, J. Aiden
Richardson. Pauline
Richie. Gwena
Ridenhour, Ted E.
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Rigby, Ronald Kay
Riggs, Lela
Rlrie, Marib/n
Roberson, Marvin
Roberts, Don W.
Roberts. Stanley B.
Robison, Laren R.
Robinson, Luella
Robinson, Pat
Robinson, Shirlene
Rodeback. Charles
Roderick. Judith
Rogers, Gail M.
Romney. Carolyn
Romney, Sara Louise
Rowe. M. Robert
Rose, Robert O.
Rowe. Thomas E.
Rowley. Leon J.
Rowley, Vernon C, Jr.
Rucker. Fred W.
Rugg, Karen Kay
Rummler. Gary
Rucker, Carol Dee
Russell, John D.
Rust, William L.
Rymer. Newell Kay
Sabln. Joan
Sand. Althea
Sardoni, Betty
Sare, Anita
Santistevan, Nanette
Saunders. Robert W.
Saville, Marilyn
Saxey, Beverly
Saxey, Edward
Schiers. Iris
Schow. Luana
Schutt. Geraiynn
Scott. Lois Jean
Searle, Inez
Sedgwick, Claudia
Seely, Dean
Sessions, Dale R.
Sessions. Nellie Grace
Sharp. Annetta Clark
Sharp, Hugh L,
Sharp, Joan Marie
Shaw. Glen R.
Shaw, Robert K.
Shay. Frances
Shepherd. John R.
Shim, Bok Suk
Shinsel. Glenda
Simmons. Leiand R.
Slggard. Connie Lou
SImms, Connie May
Skeen, LaMar W.
Skldmore. John W.
Skinner, LaVon
Slaughter, Adele
Smedley. George
Smith. Crystal L.
Smith. Dee Lynn
Smith, John S.
Smith, Gerald
Smith. Gibson Ray
Smith. Kay H.
Smith, Linda Lou
Smith, Leon Gene
Smith, Lyie G.
Smith, Mile R.
Smith, Murtel
Smith, Nadlne
Smith. Ralph Jay
Smoot, A. Owen
Smoot, Harlow
Sondrup. Keith D.
Sorenson. Burnell
Snow, Shirley
Sowes, Cleona
Speakman, William D.
Spencer, Kart F.
Standing. Ben W.
Staples, Sue Anne
Stapley, Cfaudia
Stephan, Judith
Stephen:. Darwin J.
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RIGBY, Ronald, Pol. Sc; RIGGS, Lela, Foods & Nut.
RIRIE, Marilyn, Nurs.; ROBERSON, Marvin, Phys
Ed,; ROBERTS. Don, Zool.; ROBERTS, Stanley, Math.
ROBISON, Laren, Agron.; ROBINSON, Luella, HDFR.
ROBINSON, Pat, Psych.; ROBINSON, SHIRLENE
Ed.; RODEBACK, Charles, Soc; RODERICK, Judith
Hist.; ROGERS, Gail, Elec. Engr,; ROMNEY, Carolyn
Ed.; ROMNEY, Sara, Ed.; ROWE, Robert, Physics;
ROSE, Robert, Acct.; ROWE, Thomas, Ed.; ROWLEY.
Leon, Eng.; ROWLEY, Vernon, Ed.; RUCKER, Fred,
Ind. Mgr.; RUGG, Karen, Ed.; RUMMLER, Gary,
Joum.; RUCKER, Carol, Ed.; RUSSELL, John, Soc.;
RUST, William, Ed.; RYMER, Newell, Hist.; SARIN,
Joan, Eng.; SAND, Althea, Off. Mgt.; SARDONI, Betty.
Ed.; SARE, Anita, Ed.; SANTISTEVAN, Nanette, Ed.;
SAUNDERS, Robert, An. Hus.; SAVILLE, Marilyn
Nurs.; SAXEY, Beverly, Clo. & Tex.; SAXEY, Edward
Bus. Mgt.; SCHIERS, Iris, Mktg.; SCHOW, Luana
Eng.; SCHUTT, Geralynn, Psych.; Scott, Lois, Ed.
SEARLE, Inez, Soc; SEDGWICK, Claudia, HDFR.
SEELY, Dean, Ed.; SESSIONS, Dale, Phys. Ed.; SES
SIONS, Nelli, Ed.; SHARP, Annetta, Nurs.; SHARP.
Hugh, Acct.; SHARP, Joan, Ed.; SHAW, Glen, Ed
SHAW, Robert, Bot.; SHAY, Frances, Off. Mgt.; SHEP-
HERD, John, Ed.; SHIM, Bok Suk, Pol. Sc; SHINSEL,
Glenda, Eng.; SIMMONS, Leland, Mktg.; SIGGARD.
Connie, Ed.; SIMMS, Connie, Ed.; SKEEN, LaMar.
Fin. & Bnkg.; SKIDMORE, John, Art; SKINNER, La
Von, Ed.; SLAUGHTER, Adele, Ed.; SMEDLEY,
George, Phys. Ed.; SMITH, Crystal, Ed.; SMITH, Dee,
Chem. Engr.; SMITH, John, Hort.; SMITH, Gerald,
Phys. Ed.; SMITH, Gibson, Chem.; SMITH, Kay,
Psych.; SMITH, Linda, Ed.; SMITH, Leon, Acct.:
SMITH, Lyle, Ind. Mgt.; SMITH, Milo, Ind. Mgt.;
SMITH, Muriel, Ed.; SMITH, Nadine, Nurs.; SMITH,
Ralph, Ind. Arts; SMOOT, Owen, Chem. & Pre-Med,
SMOOT, Harlow, Pre-Med.; SONDRUP, Keith, Phys
Ed.; SORENSON, Burnell, Ed.; SNOW, Shirley, Ed.
SOWES, Cleona, Ed.; SPEAKMAN, William, Ed.
SPENCER, Karl, Chem.; STANDING, Ben, Ed.
STAPLES, Sue Anne, Ed.; STAPLEY, Claudia, Ed.
STEPHAN, Judith, Ed.; STEPHENS, Darwin, Acct.
STEWART, Dave, Chem.; STEVENS, Bill, Agron.
STOCK, Marjorie, Nurs.; STEWART, Eldon, Ed.
STONE, Kay, Ed.; STOWELL, Dorothy, Ed.; STONE
Lola, Ed.; STRATTON, Franklin, Ed.; STUART, Max
ine, Ed.; STRINGHAM, Stuart, Comm.; STUBBS.
Glen, Hist.; STUBBS, Richard, Ed.; STUKER, Eari
Ed.; SUMMERHAYS, Charles, Ind. Mgt.; SULLIVAN
Ralph, Chem.; SUMSION, Aleene, Ed.; SWADE, Rich
ard, Zool.; SWANN, Alma; TAGGART, Charles, Ind,
Mgt.; TAKEO, Ruth ,Ed.; TANNER, Ann Soc.
Stewart, Dave
Stevens, Bill
Stock. Marjorie
Stewart, Elden Lavern
Stone. Kay Marie
Stowell, Dorothy
Stone. Lola
Stratton, Franklin K.
Stuart. Maxine
Stringham. Stuart
Stubbs. Glen R.
Stubbs. Richard
Stuker, Earl
Summerhays. Charles
Sullivan, Ralph J.
Sumslon, Aleene
Swade, Richard Howard
Swann, Alma G,
Taggart. Charles W.
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Tamashiro, Dennis
Taylor, Barbara
Taylor, Gayle
Taylor, Lynneann
Taylor, Mary C.
Taylor, Melvin Jay
Taylor. James ScotI
Taylor, Neal
Taylor, Robert Elmer
Tebbs, Veda
Tenney. Eugene
Terry, Don 5.
Terry, JoAnn Leavitt
Terry. Marilyn
Teragawa, Kathleen
Terry, Max M.
Thomas, lla M.
Thomas, Rex LaMar
Thomas, Ronald H.
Thompson, Keith
Thompson, Samuel O
Thomson, Carolyn
Thorne, Gay.a E.
Thueson, Darlen*}
Thorpe, Blalnn F.
Tobler, Lee
Todd, Carol
Tolles. Harriet
Toone, Kenneth M.
Trubschenck, Carl H., Jr.
Tseu. Albert K.
Turner, Paul
Turner, Ronald J.
Turman. Sharon
Turner, Grant T.
Turley, Patricia
Twitchell. Phyllis
Van Natter. Anita
Utiey. R. Kent
Van Nov, Don
Van Wagoner, Elizabeth J
Vandenberg, Norlne
Verltsky, Anne
Vogel, Arvllla
Volkman, Paul J.
Waddell. Dix K.
Wakefield, Mary Lynn
Wakefield, Gregg
Waldron, Acle C.
Walker. Harold C.
Walker, Kay
Walser, Helen
Walton. Wilber Tom
Warnick, Charles P.
Walton, Demi! Ree
Warnock, D. Carl
Wasden, Leonard B.
Watson. Reba Carol
Weaver, Ellen Claire
Weaver, Gordon
Webb, A. Paul
Webster, "Ann
Webster. Carl P.
Webster, Jim
Webster. Richard
Weenig, Jay-
Wells, Ernest
Wendt. Roy E.
Werner, Edward S.
Westerberg, Thomas Bati
White. Ballard T.
Westman, Jan
White, Glenda Mae
White, William W.
Whitlock. Von V.
Whitney, Garth B.
Whitney, Marcia
Whittaker, Dorothy A.
Whitear, Melvin J.
Wilde, H. LuJeane
Wiedenmeler, Marlynn
Wllklns. Roberta
Willett, Ralph
Williams, Dallas
Williams, Henry
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Mktg.; TAYLOR, Barbara, Phys. Ed.; TAYLOR, Gayle,
Ed.; TAYLOR, Lymieann, Sp.; TAYLOR, Mary C,
Eng.; TAYLOR, Melvin Jay, Sp.; TAYLOR, James
Scott, Span.; TAYLOR, Neal, Physics; TAYLOR, Rob-
ert Elmer, Mktg.; TEBBS, Veda, Ed.; TENNEY, Eu-
gene, Mktg.; TERRY, Don S., Chem.; TERRY, JoAnn
Leavitt, Home Ec; TERRY, Marilyn, Ed.; TERAG-
•AWA, Kathleen, Ed.; TERRY, Max, Acct.; THOMAS,
Ila M., Ed.; THOMAS, Rex LaMar. Hist.; THOMAS,
Ronald H., Ed.; THOMPSON, Keith. Soc; THOMP-
SON, Samuel O., Mus.; THOMSEN, Carolyn, Joum.;
THORNE, Gayle E., Ed.; THUESON, Darlene, Ed.;
THORPE, Blaine F., An. Hus.; TOBLER, Lee, Fin. &
Bnkg.; TODD, Carol, Home Ec.; TOLLES, Harriet.
Ger.; TOONE. Kenneth M.. Phys. Ed.; TRUB-
SCHENCK, Carl H., Jr., Hist.; TSEU, Albert K., Mkgt.;
TURNER, Paul, Ed.; TURNER, Ronald J.; Ind. Art;
TURMAN, Sharon, Nurs.; TURNER, Grant T., Acct.;
TURLEY, Patricia, Phys. Ed.; TWITCHELL, Phyllis,
Ed.; VAN NATTER, Anita, Eng.; UTLEY, R. Kent,
Biol. Sci.; VAN NOY, Don, Sp.; VAN WAGONER,
Elizabeth S., Sp. & Dr.; VANDENBERG, Norine, Fam.
Liv.; VERITSKY, Anne, Acct.; VOGEL, Arvilla, Ed.;
VOLKMAN, Paul J., An. Hus.; WADDELL, Dix K.,
Eng.; WAKEFIELD, Mary Lynn, Home Ec; WAKE-
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WALKER, Harold C, El. Engr.; WALKER, Kay, Ind.
Mgt.; WALSER, Helen, Ed.; WALTON, Wilber Tom,
Ed.; WARNICK, Charles. Agron.; WALTON, Denzil
Ree, Pol. Sci.; WARNOCK. D. Cari, Ed.; WASDEN,
Leonard B., Mktg.; WATSON, Reba Carol, Ed.;
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WEBB, A. Paul, Psych,; WEBSTER, Ann, Ed.; WEB-
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WELLS, Ernest, Jr.; WENDT, Roy E., Agron.; WER-
NER, Edward S., Ind. Mgt.; WESTERBERG, Thomas
Bates, Mktg.; WHITE, Ballard T., Ed.; WESTMAN,
Jan, Pol. Sci.; WHITE. Glenda Mae, Ed.; WHITE,
William W., Geol.; WHITLOCK, Von V., Mus.;
WHITNEY, Garth B., Mktg.; WHITNEY, Marcia,
Eng.; WHITTAKER, Dorothy A., Sp.; WHITEAR,
Melvin J., Acct.; WILDE, H. LuJeane, Bus.; WIEDEN-
MEIER, Marilynn, Ed.; WILKINS, Roberta, Mus.;
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Yvonne, Ed.; WILLIAMS, Henry L., An. Hus.; WIL-
LIAMS, Noel, Ed.; WILLIAMS, Mary, Nurs.; WIL-
LIAMS, Paul G., Bus. Mgt.; WILLIAMSON; Gary
Clark, Comm.; WILUS, Vivian, Eng.; WILSON, Ar-
lene. Ed.; WILSON, Ward. Ed.; WING, Glennis, Ed.;
WINKLER, Mary Lee. Ed.; WINSLOW, Wayman L.,
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Helen. Bus.; WOODS. Richard, Acct.; WORSLEY, Joan,
Ed.; WRATHALL, Jay W.. Engr.; WRIDE, Marion,
Ed.; WRIDE. Tom, Acct.; WRITHT, Cahtreine Elaine,
Ed.; WURST, LaDonna, Sp.; WRIGHT, Norma, Ed.;
TOSHINE, Michael Y., Mkgt.; YEATES, James Lorin,
Math.; YOUNG, Ross M.. An. Hus.; YOUN WOL, Chi,
Pol. Sci.; ZABRISKIE, Marilyn, Ed.; ZIRKER, Ronald
J., An. Hus.
Williams. Paul
Williamson. Gary Clark
Willis, Vivian
Wilson, Arlene
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Winters, F. Burton
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Wood, Helen
Woods. Richard
Worsley. Joan
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Wride, Tom
Wright. Catherine Elaine
Wurst, LaDonna
Wright, Norma
Yoshino. Michael Y.
Yeates, James Lorin
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Zabrlskte, Marilynn
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Andrew. Frederick C.
Arvanltas. Michael
Baker, 5eth C.
Ballard. Alice Ann
Barbeiat, Donald
Baxter, John
Bassett, Ramon E.
Beazer, Duane
Beus. Spencer W.
iillstrom. Richard
Bishop. Dean A.
Black, Kathryn E.
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Blackhom. Dick
Brewster. Richard
Busath. Gerry Romney
Bush, Clifford M.
Bybee, Larry C.
Carver. Dale R.
Christensen. David E.
Chrlstensen, Dewey L.
Cook,
Cowdell. Robert Boyle
Davidson, Gwyn D.
Dawson. David H.
Eliasson, R. Ann Marie
Fenn, Bi
Ferrell, James
Finlayson, Fred C.
Farmer. Scott
French. Donald Ira Jr
Gates. Hugh I.
Gingerich. Lament
Gomm. Kenneth L.
Gordon, David Simon
Graham. Joyce
Grant. Richard
Grimshaw, Barbara
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Hilton. Clesse
Holladay, Fred H.
Moiling worth, Franklin
Hone. Dean S.
Houston, Ron
Howells. James M.
Hull. Clyde
Huff, Edward
Jackson. Harold
Ikeda, Toshiko
Jacobson, David Bartee
Jenkins, Gary
Joyce, Jack
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Jensen. Thomas R.
Judkins, Carlton
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Monson, Calvin E.
Merrell, Rulon
Mcrtensen. Bill
Moon. H. Ka/
Moulton. Margie
Murray, Robert J.
Myres, Keith
Nielson, Ronald F,
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Otterson, Jean D.
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Olaveson, Eugene
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Patterson, Jeanne Ellen
Perry, J. Russell
Peterson, Bruce
Rawlings, Jim
Ray, Guy B.
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Redmon, Myrtle Leona
Reynolds, Ruth
Rice, Millard
Rowley, Carl
Rust, Oayle
Scholle, Richard E.
Rutter, Jesse J.
Sessions, Charles M.
Shepherd, Ivan Dale
Shumway, Dale LeLand
Stcousen, Larry P,
Smith. Linnea
Smith, J. Norman
Smith, Sandra
Sorenson, William Delbert
ALEXANDER, Patti, Ed.; ANDERSON, Robert A.,
Mktg,; ANDREW, Frederick C, Mech. Engr.; ARVA-
NITAS, Michael, Ed.; BAKER, Seth C, Zool.; BAL-
LARD, Alice Ann, Ed.; BARBEZAT, Donald, Journ.;
BAXTER, John Eng.; BASSETT, Ramon E., Civ. Engr,;
BEAZER, Duane, Elec. Engr.; BEUS, Spencer W,,
Elec, Engr.; BILLSTROM, Richard, Elec. Engr.; BISH-
OP, Dean A., Ind. Arts; BLACK, Kathryn E., Ed.;
BLAIR, John L., Phys. Ed.; BLACKHAM, Dick, Ed,;
BREWSTER, Richard, Phys. Sci.; BUSATH, Gerry
Romney; BUSA, Clifford M., Mktg.; BYBEE, Larry C,
Mktg.; CARVER, Dale, Mktg.; CHRISTENSEN, David
E., Elec, Engr.; CHRISTENSEN, Dewey L., Geol.;
COOK, Bill, Math.; COWDELL, Robert Boyle, Elec.
Engr.; DAVIDSON, Gwyn D., Biol. Sci.; DAWSON,
David H., Phys. Sci.; ELIASSON, R. Ann Marie, Cloth.
& Tex.; FENN, Billie, Home Ec; FERRELL, James,
Mech. Engr.; FINLAYSON, Fred C, Mech. Engr.;
FARMER, Scott, Comm.; FRENCH, Donald Ira, Jr.,
Pol. Sci.; GATES, Hugh I., Physics; GINGERICH, La-
ment, Elec. Engr.; GOMM, Kenneth L., Mech, Engr,;
GORDON, David Simon, Ed.; GRAHAM, Joyce, Bd.;
GRANT, Richard, Elec. Engr; GRIMSHAW, Barbara,
Sec. Ed.; GREENHALGH,TRichard, Ind. Mgt.; GUN-
NELL, Robert, Civ. Engr.; GUYMON, Duane, Agron.;
HADLEY, Stephen M., Acct.; HANCOCK, Joseph Per-
B', Civ. Engr.; HANLY, Thomas F., Jr., Geol.; HART,
avid K., Hum.; HARRIS, Boyce, Sp.; HARVEY, Ken-
neth L., Phys. Sci.; HARWOOD, Darwin, Chem. Engr.;
HATCH, {.eorge W., Elec. Engr.; HAYDEN, Warren
R., Chem. Engr.; HICKEN, Elame; HODGES, Jere D.,
Elec. Engr.; HJLTON, H. Gill, Agron.; HILTON,
Clesse, Agron.; IIOLLADAY, Fred H., Ed.; HOLUNG-
WORIH, Franklin, Mktg.; HONE, Dean S., Comm.;
HOUSTON, Ron, Acct. ; HO WELLS, James M., Art;
HULL. Clyde, Bus.; HUFF, EdwaH, Elec. Engr.;
JACKSON, Harold, Elec. Engr.; IKEDA, Toshiko, Hist.;
JACOBSON, David Bartee, Ri.; JENKINS, Gary, Zool.;
JOYCE, Jack, Bus.; JORGENSEN, Arlene, Ed.; JEN-
SEN, Galen, Ed.; JENSEN, Thomas R., Ind. ArU; JUD-
KINS, Carlton, Chem. Engr.; KAARIA. Sven V., Ger-
man; KOFFORD, Jerald D., Mktg.; JUESCHKE, Alex-
ander, Chem. Engr.; LOWDER, Don L., Mech. Engr.;
LUNT, Gordon Ray, Engr.; MARKMAN, Stan, Civ.
Engr.; MCEWAN, Hal, &on.; MCKELL. Eldon Clair,
Acct.; MEINERS, June, Sp.; MONSON. Calvin E., Pol.
Sci.; MERRELL, Rulon, Elec. Engr.; MORTENSEN,
Bill, Civ. Engr.; MOON, H. Kay, Hum.; MOULTON.
Webber, Robert R.
Westenslcow, William Vernilo
Williams. James F.
Margie, Fin. Arts; MURRAY, Robert J„ Phys, Ed.;
MYRIES, Keith, Pol. Sci.; NIELSON. Ronald F., Mktg.;
NUTTALL, Paul E., Pol. Sci.; OTTERSON. Jean D.;
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Eugene. Ed.; PACK, Elbert C, Pol. Sci,; PATTERSON,
Jeanne Ellen, Comm.; PERRY, J. Russell, Art; PETER-
SON, Bruce, Elec. Engr.; RAWLINGS, Jim. Pol. Sci.;
RAY, Guy B., Elec. Engr.; REYNOLDS, Allen Clair,
Engr.; REDMON, .Myrtle Leona, Eng.; REYNOLDS,
RuQi, Ed.; RICE, .Millard, Chem. Engr.; ROWLEY,
Carl, Hum.; RUST, Dayle, Phys, Ed.; SCHOLLE, Rich-
ard E., Math.; RUITER, Jesse J., Acct.; SESSIONS,
Charles M„ Hist.; SHEPHERD, Ivan Dale, Agr. Econ.;
SHUMWAY, Dale LeLand, Hum.; SKOUSEjvT. Urry
P., Hort.; SMITH, Linnea, Nurs.; SMITH, J. Norman,
Engr,; SMITH, Sandra. Eng.; SORENSON, William
D.. Biol. Sci.; STRANG, James L., Acct.; THROCK-
MORTON, Alma Robert. Econ.; SQUIRES, David, Ed.;
TWITCHELL, UMar, Physics; WALKER, Darrell,
Mktg.; TODD, Jerrold, Phys. Sci.; WEBBER, Robert R.,
Ind. Mgt.; WESTENSKOW, William Vemile, Acct.;
WILLIAMS, James F., FJec. Engr.; WHITING, Lois
Fern, Ed.; WHITESIDES, James, Chem ; WITT, Dan-
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Beishline, Robert
Benson. Ruth J.
Berge, Wayne K.
Blilings. Victor D.
Briggs, Nancy
Brown. Russell Olsen
Bryan, VeNae
Buschanan. Randall J.
Burgon, Glade L.
Buttars. Orvln A.
Call. Udean
Camp, Virgil H.
Castillo. Rafael E.
Chrlstensen. Ortho
Contreras. Carlos A.
Croft, Merlin R.
Chattoraj, Shib
Curtis. Kirk M.
Dallin. Blake D.
de Jong. Thelma B.
Dinsdate, David R.
Dumas. Mary E.
Dunn. Joan Patricia
Evans, John W.
Evans. LaVon
Fleming, Don E.
Forsyth, Gordon J.
Glines. Reece L.
Gunter, Maynard
Hamson, Robert L.
Handy. Samuel D.
Hodson. Phillip H.
Helberg. Ray V/.
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Hatch. Ronald D.
Holt, A. Monte
Hooper, Richard
Hopkins, A. Norman
Huerta, Doloris M.
Hyde, Gerald R.
Jacobs, Dee V.
Jameson. Keith
Ingalls, Max L.
Johnson. Hotlls R.
Jensen, Darrell
Johansen. J. Frank
Keller, Montie
Kochevar, Lewis
Larsen, Howard B.
Lauritzen, Louis
Mann, Jerry A.
Marsh, William D.
Movaghar, Nasser
Mulr, Gary
Nelson, Bruce A.
Nichols, Murray L.
Nettles. Jacquelyn
Noker, Alvln J,
NishJmura. Yoshiko
Pedersen, Herbert N.
Glazier. R, Penrod
Perron. Wayne
Petersen, Gerald
Putnam, Howard H.
Pitcher, Grant Grow
Raynor, Wallace A.
Rawson, Richard R.
Richards, Don K.
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DERSON, Ernel L.; ATKIN, Dennis H.; BAIRD, Ra-
mon C, Physics; BAKER, James M., Soc; BAKER,
Kay L., Physics; BEISHLINE, Robert, Chem.; BEN-
SON, Ruth J., Fr; BERGE. Wayne K., Soc; BILL-
INGS, Victor D.. Mech. Engr.; BRIGGS, Nancy, Sp.;
BROWN, Russell Olsen, Civ. Engr.; BRYAN, VeNae,
Mus.; BUCHANAN, Randall J., Dram.; BURGON,
Glade L.; BUTTARS, Orvin A.; CALL, Udean, Elec.
Engr.; CAMP, Virgil H.. Mus.; CASTILLO, Rafael E.,
Phsy. Sci.; CHRISTENSEN, Ortho; CONTRERAS,
Carlos A., Psych.; CROFT, Merlin R., Mktg.; CHAT-
TORAJ, Shib, Chem.; CURTIS, Kirk M., Ch. Hist.;
DALLIN, Blake D., Civ. Engr.; DeJONG, Thelma B.,
Hist.; DINSDALE, David R., Hist.; DUMAS, Mary E.,
Zool.; DUNN, Joan Patricia, Eng.; EVANS, John W.,
Mech. Engr.; EVANS, La Von, Ed.; FLEMING, Don E.;
FORSYTH, Gordon J.; GLINES, Reece L., Chem.
Engr.; GUNTER, Maynard; IIAMSON, Robert L.,
Elec. Engr.; HANDY, Samuel D, Phys. Ed.; HODSON,
Phillip H., Bact.; HELLBERG. Rav W.; HOLLIDAY,
Parley, Civ. Ejigr.; HATCH, Ronald D., Chem. Engr.;
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Eng.; HOPKINS, A. Norman, Chem. Engr.; HUERTA,
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INGALLS, Max L., Acct.; JOHNSON, Hollis R., Phys-
ics; JENSEN, Darrell, Ed.; JOHANSEN, J. Frank,
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RON, Wayne, Phys. Ed.; PETERSEN, Gerald, Mktg.;
PUTNAM, Howard H.; PITCHER, Grant Grow, Geol;
RAYNOR, Wallace A., Hist.; RAWSON, Richard R.,
Geol.; RICHARDS, Don K., Ed.; RICHARDSON, Jay
Ryan, Psych.; ROBERTS. Glen Eldon. Civ. Engr.; ROL-
LINS, Boyd C, HDFR; SANDBERG, Karl, Fr.;
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Charles Y., Mech. Engr.; TIDWELL, Frank Duane,
Bac; WARNICK, Stephen L., Agron.; WILDE, Veldon,
Mech. Engr.; WILLE, Milton 5., Mech. Engr; WIL
SON, Arnold, Civ. Engr.; WILSON. L. David; WIL-
SON, John L., Civ. Engr.; WOLD, Max P., Civ. Engr.;
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Bramwell, Jean
Burge, Don
Chapman, Glen W.
Blaclcham, E. Donnell
Chung, Henry P.
Clayson, Harold
Cook, Ivan B.
de Hoyos, B. F.
Duchesne, Andree
Fuller, Rannon
Gardner, Lynn
Gonzales, Howard R
Graham, Robert
Hallsted, E. LeRay
Hansen, Roberta
Hansen, Uwe J.
Jensen, Lenard
Johnson, Howard
LeBaron. Francis C.
Marble, Glen bert
Linebarger, Bob
Lythgoe, Jack W.
Miller. Glenn H.
Moyle. Richard W.
Neeley, Barbara
Nelson, Jack
Nielander Mary Ahlers 1
Pace, Wayne
Pace, Ronald
Paris. Annette
Parkinson, Ann
Pendleton, Lynn
Powell, Dwtghf Sampson
Rollins, Myron B.
Sharp, Louise C.
PergolizzI, Lou
Shields, Morris
Sorensen. Merlin R.
Spilsbury. Jewel Ann
Sudweeks. Clara Peterson
Tucker. Nettle
Ward. Dennis
Wells. Marilyn
Westenskow. Richard
Westwood, Ardls
Williams, Dwayne A.
Wood, Richard E.
Yang, Kwang Nam
Woodmansee, Robert
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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS were Donna Hatch, Secretary; Carl Mitchell, President; Anne Brown, Vicc-presideni.
Uunior Class Officers
The Junior Prom was the largest project undertaken by
the Junior Class this year. Staged to the theme of Sche-
herazade, it featured the popular band of Jerry Gray.
Roger Victor headed the Prom committee and had a
large staff to aid him in the various aspects of the dance.
In addition to this all-school dance, the Juniors enjoyed
activities of their own. Two class parties were held —
one a variety dance and the other a spring party. The
Junior Class also participated in several school activities.
Using education as their theme, they sponsored a float
in the Homecoming parade; they also had a booth at the
A.M.S. Carnival. One project which took the entire year
was the collection of funds for the chimes. Every Junior
was to be contacted and asked to donate. The year's
activities were clima.\ed by the breakfast given to the
Seniors. Carl Mitchell, Anne Brown and Donna Hatch
served as officers.
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Aase. J. Kristian
Adams. D. Carlos
Adamson. Emalle
Aeschback, Hanna
Agutter, JoAnn
Ahlberg. Clinton
AhNee, Roy K.
Allen, Elaine
Aldoiis, Dean S.
Allan, J. Collin
Allen, Barbara
Allison. Pat
Ailred, Billie J.
Allred, Geraldine
Ailred, Susanne
Andersen, Patsy
Andersen, Mario
Andersen. Paul C.
Andersen, Paul G.
Anderson. Arlene
Anderson, Gloria
Anderson, Jay
Anderson. Joanne
Anderson, Lawrence
Anderson, Oscar
Andersen, LeArta
Andrews, Linda E.
Andrus, Gary T.
Andrus, Roman Raphael
Archer, Warren
Archibald. Vernene
Arogast. Shonnle
Argyle, LaVinla
Armstrong, Glenna
Armstrong, James H.
Asay. Vernafay
Aschmann, Joy
Ashton, Paul
Asplund. Harold John
Atchley, Ronald
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Atltln, Mary Lucinda
Atkinson, Eunece
Atkinson. O. NIlo
Atwater, Kathleen
Austin, Thomas Dean
Averett. Leah Mae
Bae, Owen
Baer, Larry Donald
Baatey, Jerry
Bailey, Barbara
Bain, Walter
Baird, H. Kay
Baker, Faye
Baker. Nell K.
Ballord, Nona
Banister, Letha
Banks, Lavoir A.
Barnes, Joanne
Barnes, Richard
Barnett, Edna
Barlow, Pauline
Barnetf. Mary
Barnhlli, Bob
Barrow. Clarence
Barrow, Joan
Bartholomew, M. Grant
Barton, Delyle
Bassett, Elouise
Batchelor, Lee
Bates, Wayne L.
Baiiw, Jean
Beach. Roy B.
Bean, Clark S.
Beazer, Gaylen Mark
Bean, J. Evan
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Beck. Clive
Beck. Kathleen
Beckstrand, Therald C.
Beheshti, Mohammed
Bell, Jessie Lee
Rose Mane
Belt. Peggy
Bennett, Betty
Bennett, Carolyn
Belliston, Iris
Bennett. David M.
Bensen, Marilyn
Benson. Boyd
Benson. Richard
Benson, Yvonne
Benson, Sharron
Bergqulst, Gordon R.
Berry. Nina
Bertelsen, Delora
Besendorfer. Joan
Best. Brian Stanley
Billings. Don
Bird, Carol
Bigelow, David
Bird. Cloyd L.
Bird. Talmadge
Birks. Orval Jay
Bishop. Jess
Biftner, Joseph H.
Black, Franklin
Blockley. Demoyne
Black. Patricia L.
Blakely. Beverly
Blakely, Robert
Bloomfield. Lynne
Blume, Patricia
Bolin, Joan
Bond. Aaron L.
Bond. Richard W.
Bluth, Robert R.
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Bray, Lawrence H.
Breillatt. Patricia Yvonne
Brewster, Bonnie
Brimhall. Verna
Bringhurst, Patricia
Brock, Edward Earl
Brock, Morris
Brown, Anne
Brockbank, Kay
Broadbent, Kay
Brown, Irma
Brown. Kay Maureen
Brown LaRae
Brown. Lora Lee
Brown. Ronald K.
Byran, Lauren L.
Bryant. Wlllia
Bucknum, Daniel R.
Buoge, Rayo B.
Buhler, LeRoy N.
Bullock, Gerald Anderson
Bullock, Gordon
Buliock, LaDell
Eumann, Les
Bunnell. Dale
Burgon, Kaye H.
Burke. Murland Jay
Burnside, Clyde M,
Burmester, Carla
Burt. Merrill
Bush, Myrna
Bushman, Margaret Ann
Bushnell, T. Darrell
Busselburg, Carol
Butler, Ervan H.
Butler. Sylvan George
Cable, Wayne
Campbell, James William
Caldwell, Sheila
Call, James R.
Call, Ivan T.
Call. Caryol
Call, Margie
Call. Rita
Call. Rodney F.
Calvert, William J.
Cannon. J, Terrance
Candland, W. Rex
Candland, Doris
Cannon, M. Kent
Cannon. Philip
Cardon, Ellen
Carraway, Clarence O.
Carlston, Nancy J.
Carlson, Bill LeRoy
Carr, J. Douglas
Carroll, Maureen
Carruthers, Joyce
Carter, Annette
Case, Glenn
Case, Gayle
Castillo, Jorge I.
Cattani, Tom
Caiier, Ronald
Chad wick, Charlotte
Chadwlck, Jerald
Chamberlain, Kelton
Chalk, David N.
Charles. Marlene
Chase, Dolores
Cheney, Marian
Cherry, Clair G.
Christensen, Clifford
Christensen, Ben
Child, Eva Diane
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Christensen, Gayle
Christensen, Grant A.
Christensen, Naomi
Christensen, Robert
Christensen, Sharll
Chlvers, Robert L.
Church, Elsie
Christensen, LaVeme
Clark, Dan
Clark, DeLene
Clark. Mary Beth
Clarke, Jill
Clifford, Tenia
Coilard. Lorraine
Colvin, Bob W.
Clough, Gloria
Collett, Carol Luana
Collins. Stan E.
Compton. John H.
Conder, Donald A.
Connell, Rosemary
Conrad. Paul W.
Conway. Tom L.
Conwey. William
Coster, Claudia
Couzens, Darlene
Covey. Barbara
Covington, Wayne
Cowley. Marjorie S.
Cox, James B.
Crandall, LaWana
Craft, Robert
Crane, Patricia
Cree, Diana
Crenshaw. Mills
Crismon. Gene
Crist. Robert H.
Critchfield. Leroy R.
Critchlow, Larry
Crockett. C. Webb
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Crookston. Lenore
Croft. Mary K.
Crosby, Alden
Crosby. Luzon
Crowley. Carole
Crosley. Vera Alice
Crowley. Nellissa
Curtis, Caroline
Cullimore. Sandra
Curtis. Karen
Dahlin. Kenneth
Crowther Arven Jay
Davis. Hazel Ruth
Davenport. Chole
Davis, Barbara G.
Davis. Catherine
Davidson. Marian N.
Dalton. Geneve
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Uunfors
Davis, Raymond L.
Davis. Sterling P.
Day. Carl F.
Day, Gloria
Decker. Dean
Decker. Jerry
Decker, Rey M.
DeMourdaunt. Paul Roger
DeGraw, Clifford F.
DeGrade, Don
Denney, Donald
Dennison. Betty
Deputy. Russell M.
Despaln, Faith
Davenport, Eugene
Devey. Beverly
DeVries. Roberf
Dieter. Alice
Dieu, Douglas H.
Dimter, Lauren
Dixon, Mary Ann
Djahanbani, Reza
Drake, Asa Junlc/r
Dixon, James D.
Dredge, John
Draper, Marva Arlene
Dredge, Jesse R.. Jr.
Duggan, James R.
Dunfor, Chas. Kent
Dunford, Thomas Jay
Dunn, Carol Lynn Kelley
Duerden, Frosty
Dunn, J. L.
Dunn, Patricia
Earl. Micki
Eberhard, Collette
Edlefsen. Pat
Edwards, Robert William
Eldredge, J. Lloyd
Egbert. Richard P.
Ellis. John M.
Eliason, Pat
Ellison, Marilyn
Ellsworth, Lyie
Elmer. Theodore K.
Emmett. Sally
Enke, Ruth
Erickson, Carl H.
Erickson, JoAnn T.
Esler. Sally
Estabrooks. E. M.
Estrada. David
Estrada, Rosalind L.
Evans, Sondra
Evans. Georgia
Evans, Jean
Facer, Mark R.
Fadely. Charles R.
Fairholm, Gilbert
Fawson. LuRae
Fallls, Arvel
Field. Ray A.
Fife, Janice
Finch, Richard H.
Fisher. Margaret
Fitt. Jon C.
Flinders. Neil J.
Folkman, Carol
Flygare, Patricia
Foremaster, Mary Ali<
Forsyth, Gwen
Fortlni. Pat
Fowkes, Gene
Fox. Robert B.
Fowless. Robert L.
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r incis, Dean S.
Foy, Margaret
Freeman, Carol Ann
Freeman. Peter Howe
Frei. Don
fr'ffi, Sharon
" t, Jack
3shan, Jean
:ng. Richard
Rodney W.
Dbott. Connie
oway. J. Alden
Tiblin, Gerald A.
^ett, Carolyn
:ia. Carmen Ch.
j'irdner. Colin
-"flfdner. Duane L.
-dner. W. Dallin
. .r-eid. Don L.
:7edge. DeVel
'Berber, Bob
iibbs. W. Sherman
-; ;on, Richard
::ert. Reta
zer, L Dwight
65. Margaret
Godfrey, Lorin C.
joldrick, Toy
homez. Allan G.
70uld. Phyllis
cordon. Virginia
^raham. Wayne
odrlch, JoAnn
't. Jay W.
■:/, Elaine
jreathouse. Shirley Lavlna
ireen, Tom H.
jreenwood. Carma
.iresham. Ken
, Greenwood. Carol
"TfflS I MUST REMEMBER" says basy student in library
Gfotegut. David A.
Gubler, Iris
Griffin. Vivian Irene
Gummow. J, Fred
Gustaveson, Lee S.
Gunner. John E.
Hadley. Don
Guyon, Karen Denice
Hadley. Janet
Hates. George
Halford. Harold H.
Hale. Phil
Hall. Charles 6.
Hall. Dan Jay
Hall. Charles M.
Hall. Nadine
Halladay. Jerry Ann
Halladay. Kay
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Hallidav
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Hamilton, Donna
Handle^
. Carolyn
Hanks,
Charles W.
Hanna.
Leo
Hannig
Gary
Hansen
Carole
Hanks.
^ancy
Hansen
Jean
Hansen
Lee
Hansen
Ray
Hansen
W. Tracy
Hardle.
Betty Lou
Harmor
, Robert B.
Harper
Darrell
Hansen
Ralph
Harris,
Diane
Harris,
Joe
HaTis,
Lila Ann
Hams,
Ronald
Harris,
Sharon Kay
Harris,
VaNieta
Harvey
W-lliam R.
Hatch,
Hal C.
Harrison, Jane
Hatch.
Maurleen
Hatch,
Renae J.
Hatcher, Nancy
Hawkins, Sherman
Hayes,
Graham
Hayne
, Loris J.
Haynie
Paul
Heber
Grant
Heagy
Eberf R.
Hearn,
Milton E.
Heber
Ruth
Hecht,
Harry G.
Hemenway, Lynne
Hendr
cks, Lona C,
Helm.
Maurvene
Hendrickson, Roger R.
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Howard. Elizabeth
Howard. Rae
Howell, Devon
Hubbard, Marlta
Hughart. Betty
Hull. Janis
Hulme, Thelma
Hunt, Judith
Hunt, Mat7 Lou
Hunter, Louis G.
Hunter, Mary Ann
Hurlbut. Phillip R.
Hurst, Dale
Huskinson, Shirlee A.
Hyde, Edna Lou
Ivie. Morrel W.
Hyde. Ellis
Ingersoll. Mary!
Isgrig, Wayne
Jackson, Stan
Jackson, Wendy Lu
Jacobs. Clare
Javadi, Marjorie
Jacobs, Marjorie
Jeffs, Craig
Jenkins, Marvin L.
Jennens, Dona F.
Jensen, Bob
Jensen, Charlene
Jensen, Donald A.
Jensen, Eldene
Jenson. JoAnna
Jensen, Kathryn
Jensen, Kirk S.
Jenson, Marilyn
Jensen, Sharon
Jeppson, Alda
Jeppson, Roger
Jex, LoAnne
Johonsen, Joyce
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Uuniors
J.I
Jones, Delwin
Jones, Gerald E.
Jones, Peggy Ann
Jones, Sharlene
Jorgenson, Johnny
Kaleta, Gary
Keeler, Kathy
Jueschlce, Arthur
Keltauoha, Samuel
Keller. Gloria
Kenlson, Dorothy J.
Kerby, Connie
Kershaw, Gloria
Killlan, James
Kimball. Harper Taylor
Khadjavi, H. Arsalan
Kimball. LeGrand
Kimball, Stanley
Kimball, Sylvia Jane
King. Roger
Kingdon, Eugene E.
Kirk, La Rae
Kirkman, John C.
Kirkendall, Hugh R.
Kleinworth, Frank
Kiskila, Carlene
Knudson, Sandra
Kohler, Ramon
Koldewyn, Phillip Y.
Kotter, Verle Glen
Kris+janson, Mark
Koshell, Dianne Ethone
Laird, Harold E.
Kugath, Donald
Kulp. Kenley
Lally, Doreen
Lamsam, Wongsirl
Lane, Shirley
Larsen, Carol
Larkin, Phyllis
Larsen. Arietta
Larsen, Janice
Larson, Leon H.
Larson, Odell
Lasson, Carolyn
Last. Louise
Lasley, Gordon
Lawrence, Louise
Layton, James J.
LeBaron. Bryce
LeBaron, Melvin J,
Lee, Patricia
Lee, Ron
Lee, Dave
Leigh, Dorene
LeVar. Ltia Lee
Lewis, Affon
Lewis, Emery Bowen
Liebhart, Beverly
Llewellyn, Leigh
Lillywhite, Karen
Ling, Wllma
Long, Shelley
Longson, Gordon
Lorensen, Burton
Louder, Darrell R.
Lovell, Merton N.
Lett, Nancy
Lufkin, J. Cordell
Lovett, Jack R.
Lunceford. Dorothy
Lundell, Norman E.
Lunt, Milton
McLamarrah, Betty
McArthur, George
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McPhie. Janine
Megerian. Audrey
Mellor. Letha
Mellor. Roger £.
Menlove, Marlene
Mercer, JoAnn M.
Merrell, Calvin
Merkley, Harvey
Merrill. Cher!
Merrill. Don W.
Merrill, LaVaun
Merritt, LaMonf
Messiclt. Jean
Meuter, Gerald
Miller, Don L.
Midgley, Wendy
Miller. Ed.
Miller, Leo D.
Miller, Sterl F.
MacPherson. Darrell
Madsen, Mary Lou
Modsen, Raymond LaVor
Mahoney, Stephen B.
Madsen, Rooald D.
Malzahn, Judy
Mansuy. Edward
Manwaring. Colleen
Marchant, Gary Reed
Marlowe, Dardd
Morr. Marilyn
Markham, Barbara
Marshall. Neldon H.
Martin, Gerald B. Jr.
Masada. Jerry
Mason. Leon
Mason, Sterling
Mason, Yerda
Mathews, Robert J.
Mathls, John S.
Matttce, Nan
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Matsen, John M.
Maurer, David W.
Maughon, Bruce
McAlister, Nancy
McAllister, Lawrence
McComas, Willtann Howard
McCann, Lauren B.
McCune. Jeanne
McCulley, Mary Jane
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McDow, Teri Leo
McKay, Barrie
McKay. William R,
McKell. Clair J.
McKell. David
Mills. Joyce
Miner, Janet
Mitchell, Charles
Mitchell. Arthur P.
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Uuniors
Mitchell, Collins
Mitchell, Gay
MJclcelsen, Richard
Mitchell, Robert C.
Mitchell. Ted R.
Molle. Franlc
Monsen, Stephen B.
Montierth. Gary
Montgomery, Paul
Moody, Alice Kay
Moody, Dorene
Moody, Joan
Moon, James D,
Moon, Marilyn
Moon, Milton
Morgan, Myralee
Morley, Burl
Morley, Gayle L.
Moore. Robert A.
Morrell, Ruth
Morton, Carolyn Kaye
Moulton, Margie
Moye. Lois
Mott, Dean Garold
Moyer, Terry
Mumford, Margaret
Murdocit, Robert
Murdock, Thomas J.
Muiphy, Jerry
Murray, F. M.
Musig, Meriai
Munson, Lydia
Myrup, Marilyn
Nash. Blaine
Naylor, Helen
Naylor, Jay
Nelson, Elaine
Nelson, Mary Kay
Nelson, Omer Dean
Nelson, Neil F.
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Nelson, Richard Hayward
Nelson, Patricia Lee
Nelson, Varr Y
Nettle, Hugh
Nielson, Betty Jo
Newton. Wallace S.
Nelson, Ruth
Nichols, Rochelle
Niclcles, Ward A.
Nielsen, Franklin O.
Nielsen, Gaylon T,
Nielson, Eldon (Bud)
Nielson. Mary Lou
Nilsen. Don Lee Fred
Noble, Vernice
Norton, Marlin
Nuffer, Sharon
Odermott, Louis W.
Ogborn. Alton F.
Ogden. DeVon M.
Noble, J. Wayne
Ogden. Koa Jean
O'Leary. Sharon
Oliphant, Robert
Otsen, Barbara
Oliver. Carl L.
Olsen, Kenneth M.
Olsen. Halvor M.
Oison. Dale R.
Olsen, Lynn
Olsen. Pat
Orchard, William
Olson. Phyllis
Orme. Kathryn
Orton, Ken
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Oswald, Shirlene
Orton, Kennefh R.
Oltosen, Janiece
Oviatt. Carmen
Oxendlne. Peggy D.
Oyler, Neldon D.
Pace, Diane
Pace, William C.
Pace, Kaye C.
Pack, Jane L.
Palmer, Eileen
Palmer, Blaine
Palmer. Evan Mack
Patmer. GlenaTee
Palmer. James R.
Palmer, Shirley
Parker, Cecil B.
Paromore, Mary Jo
Parke, Diane
Parker, Fred M.
Partridge, Miriam
Partridge. T. Keith
Parque, Dick
Patten, Benton P.
Patjas, Selja
Pautos, Cami
Peacock, Bruce
Peacock, Wanda Lee
Pearson, Dean N.
Pedersen, James L.
Pedersen, Melvin L.
Perkins, Keith Wayne
Penfold, Garn
Penrod, Karefyn
Perkins. James
Perry, Devern
Perry, John E.
Petersen, Bruce Jame
Peterson, Dave
Petersen, Edward H.
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Porter. Patti
Porter. Reed J.
Potter. LaWynn
Poulsen, Margie
Poulton, James
Pouiton. Maxine
Powell, AHene
Price. Keith
Powell. William
Powell, Bernell Brad
Price, Nancy
Price. Zack
Prince, Carol
Pritchett. Robert M.
Provost, Sara
Pullan, Grant L.
Pugmire, Pat
Prows. Sandra
Pyper. James William
Quigley. Joe
Ralphs. Roger T.
Ramsay. Marilyn
Rasmussen. Carol
Rappleye, Sandra
Rasmussen, Frederick A.
Rasmussen, James
Rather. Barbara Carol
Raya. Estela
Read, Carrol 5.
Read, George FranUin
Reber. Dennis
Read, Juan C.
Redd, Donna Maria
Redford, Margaret
Redford. Ruth
Reed. Donald W.
Reed, Robert A.
Reed, Shirley Ann
Reeder. Wendell Grant
Reese, Edith F.
Reynolds. Thomas Vern
Remington, D. B.
Richards. Gene Murdell
Richardson, Judy
Richardson, Ralph L.
Richlns, Beverfy
Ricks. David K.
Richins, Lois
Richlns, Duane
Riclcs, Gary
Ricks, Sharon
Riggs, John
Ringqulst, Robert
Riley, David J.
Roberts, K. David
Robb, Renee
Roberts, Judy Lynne
Robinson, Klar
Robertson, Jerold
Robinson. Roland D.
Rock, Gordon
Roblson, Helen
Rock, Kenneth H.
Rockwood, Daisy
Rockwood. Dorothy
Rondo. Joseph Will
Romney, Van E. Jr.
Rogers. W. Thomas
Roocker. Keith
Roper. Keston A.
Roper. Ronald
Roundy. Vernon D.
Roush, Robert R.
Rldd. Roxalene
Rugg, Roger
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Rusf. Patricia J.
Sager. Robert Alton
Salazar, Richard
Saling. Wallace M.,
Salisbury. Todd B.
Sanders. Lynn
Saunders. Arlan R.
Sawyers, Sherrell
Sawyer, Melvin W.
Scolf. Alan Robert
Schenic, Marilyn
Schetselaar. Gordon
Schlinder, Alice
Schloss. Fred
Schmidt. Nathalie
Schneider, Dolores
Scholes, Jo Ann
Schofield. Rex J.
Schouten, John &.
Schramm. Clarence F.
Schult, Hazel
Schwenlman. DeAnn
Scott. James F.
Seibert, Chcrlene
Semadeni, Irene
Selger. Richard Harding
Sevy. Nonagene
Sharp, Gay
Sherwood. Glen
Sherwood. Nell R.
Shipley. Paul
Shelton. Dorothy
Shipp, Sherry
Shirley, Kenneth Lee
Shirts. Elmo
Shocbley, Layne
Short. Marjory
Shumway, Marlene
Shupe, William Dale
Sidwell. Robert W.
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Uuniors
Smith, Irving De
Smith, Karen
Smith, Lynn C.
Smith. Marie
Smith, Miriam
Smith, Reva
Smith, Sue
Snarr, Margaret
Snow, Gordon
Smouse, DeForrest
Snow, Louise
Sobrio, Faye A.
Sobrio, Marshall
Sorensen, M. Todd
Soule, Joan
Sorensen, Judy
Squire. Scott O.
Spencer, U. Stanley
Staffenson, Bill V.
Stagg, Sharon
Staker, Glen Dona
Stanger. Ronald R.
Stanley. Marilyn
Stanton, Brian Eugene
Stanley. Shirley
Stapieton. William L.
Starr, Sylvia
Stay. Donavee
Stebbing. Richard E.
Steckler. Dianne
Steele, Edris E.
Steele. Sharon
Stephenson, Joyce
Stephen, Roy M.
Stephenson, Merene
Stepp, Carolyn
Stettler, Carolyn
Stevens, Marilyn
Stewart. Barbara
Stires. David W.
Stirland, Elaine
Stock, Janice
Stoddard, Ann
Stoffel, Mary Alice
Stonehocker. Sandra
Stoneking. Lois
Stolworthy, Clara
Stott, Gary R.
Stout, Richard D.
Stowell, Faye
Stringham, Murray
Strong, William J.
Stuehser, M. Darlene
Strong, Carol
Summerhays, Dawnyse
Summer, Walton
Swain. Vard
Swainson, Colleen
Swenson, Dale G.
Swenson. Dennis
Swenson, Shirley
Tahbas, Hossein
Tannyhill, Richard J. Jr.
Taylor, Gerald F.
Taylor, L. John
Taylor, Shirley
Taylor, Stan A.
Terry, David Ray
Terry, Ross
Tew, Dave
Thacker, MarlTyn
Thacker, F. Welcon
Thayne, Lloyd
Theobald, NeiT F.
Thomas, Darrelf B.
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Thomas, Shirley
Thomas, Wayne W.
Thorne, James
Thornley. Sharon
Thornton, Fred
Thurgood, Carolyn
Thulin, Carol
Thurgood, Jay D.
Tilby, Vincent
Tingey, Afton
Tobler. Kenneth Burt
Todd, Henry S.
Todd, Reanon
Tolman, Shirlene
Tolson, John Deleslie
Tomiinson, Joe
Torbert, Lynn
Tseu, Lawrence K.
Turtey, Karen
Turner, Norman C.
Unger. Gloria
Vance, Lorena
Uyeda, Marjorie
Valmer. Carl J.
Van der Waal, John
Van Dylte, John L.
Van Dylte. Robert
Vest. F. Rolta
Victor, Roger
Visser. Donna B.
Waite. Wendell G.
Wall. Lloyd
Walker. Mary Jean
Walker. Richard T.
Walter, Carolyn
Waltman, Ralph
Wangsgard, Gene
Ward, Darrel Nichola
Ward, Sharon
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Webster. Sharron
Weller. Charles H.
Welch. Ervil
Welles, Aleese
Wells. Dick
Wendt. Jean D.
West, Emerson R.
West. J. Donald
Westonslcow, Dean
West, Leonard R.
Westover. Edwin L.
Westover, Ray
Whaley, Marcella
Wheeler. Carole
Whipple. Cal©
Whitaker, Carol
Whipple, Jay W.
Whitaker. Joan
White, Edward B.
White, Jerald D.
Whitesides, Gerald
Whiting. Jean
Whittaker. Harry H.
Wilcox, Ron
Wilcox, Dorinda
Wilcox, Sonya
Wilcox, Stanley F.
Wilding, Ruth
Wilding, Dixie
Wilhelm, Guy A.
Wilkes, Melvin R.
Wilklns. Gail
Wlllden, Jerome R.
Wilklns. Rosalea
Williams, Myrle
Wilson, Bobby
Wilson, Loyd
Wilson, Richard J.
Winkler. Pauline
Wlnterton, Eldon W.
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Wilson, William A.
Winters, Kathleen
Wirrick, Allyn J.
Wirrlck, George W.
Wolfley. Ella S.
Wolsey, Marlene
Wong, See Bon
Wood. Fern
Wood, Orln Lew
Woodard, Jay
Woodrlng. Thomas M.
Woodward, Anita Ann
Workman, Vena May
Wortham, Luanna
Worsley, Don
Worthen, Ellis
Wrathall. Wally
Wray, Jerry
Wright, Ann S.
Wright, Jane Bee
Wright. Colin
Wright, LaDean
Wynder, Marfene
Yardley, Pauline Parry
Young, Sevan G,
Young, Sondra Elaine
Zollinger, Janice
Zohner, Glenn Dorln
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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS were Blair Armstrong, Vice-president; Larry Jenkins, President; Kay Bumip, Secretary.
Sophomore Class Officers
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The Sophomore Class was directed this year by Larry
Jenkins as president. He was assisted by Blair Arm-
strong and Kay Burrup. In the hands of these capable
officers, the class progressed both in activity and in
projects. The largest project undertaken was probably
the Sophomore Loan Fund Ball sponsored for the pur-
Sose of raising money to loan to students. Over four
undred dollars was raised, the largest amount ever
turned in by this function. Besides participating in
Homecoming activity, the Sophomores were given a
well-rounded social program during the year. Excnanges
were held with the Senior and Junior classes as well as
a "strictly" class party in the canj'on. During the Spring
Quarter, a car washing project was sponsored to help
raise funds for the class project of landscaping parts of
the campus. The class caoinet was also active and held
several exchange parties in the year.
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'Abercrombie. Charles L.
Abbott, Janice
Abplanalp, Delloy O,
Abrams, Howard
Adair. Bill
Adams. Bonnie
Adams, Bruce
Adams, John
Adams, Martha C.
Adams, Darryl
Addis, Don
Ahlstrom, Dale
Albiston, Stan
Atbracht. Newell
Alcorn, Marlene
Alder. Lillie L.
Allen, Eleanor
Allen, Clair
Allen. Gylan
Allen, JeannI©
Allen, Kathleen
Allen, Lorenzo C.
Allen. Richard
Allen, Richard Micheal
Allred, M. Duane
Alter. Marilyn
Anderson, Gary S.
Anderson, Guy
Anderson. Janet Ann
Anderson, John A.
Anderson, John R.
Anderson, Joyce
Andelin, Leslie H
Anderson, Lynne
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Marian F.
Marie
Richard Da
Roland
Sue Marie
Anderson, Wesley
Anderson, Verl L.
Anderson, Virginia
Andrews, Jeremy
Arnason, Lynette
Arneson. Artelle
Arnett, William W.
Arit, Arleno
Arney. Betty Chloe
Ashby. Delroy
Ashby, Goraon
Ashby, Joan
Ashton. Lee M.
Ashby, Marian
Ashby, Ralph
Ash, Wayne
Auffhammer, Edmund A.
Ashman. H. Lowell
Asay, Wayne W.
Atkinson, Barbara
Atkinson. Shirlene
Atterton, Bruce
Atwood, Mary
Ault, Myrno
Augade, Louise
Avery. Wayne
Aurich, Jimmie L.
Austin. Gaylra Ann
Baharie, Ronnie
Bahr, Howard
Bailey. Constance
Bailey. Daria
Bailey, Tlllle
Bailey, Fred
Baker. Coieen
Baker. Evalyn
Baker. Susan
Baldwin, Theodore
Ballantyne, Kay
Ballard. Marilyn
Baliif, Catherine Lou
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Adams, John R.
Adams. Bryant L.
Alexander. Charlene
Alder, L. Jim
Allison, Robert
Allphin, Nylen Lee Jr.
Anderson, Larry F.
Anderson, Arllne M.
STUDENTBODY PRESmENT, Monroe McKay gives instructions to school leaders.
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Ballou, Barbara Jean
Bang, Robert
Banks, Dougfas
Barbezat, Eugene
Berc'ay, Jean Marie
Barlow, Sarah
Barnes. Donna
Barnson, LeRoy L.
Barnhurst, Doris
Barney, Patricia
Barnum, Deanne
Barren. Keith
Barrios M,, Arturo A,
Barrow, Klee
Barry Barbara
Barth, Neal
Bartley. Gai!
Bartlett. Janet
Bateman, Lynn L. Jr.
Bateman. Marietta
Baumgart, Roy
Banter. Judith
Banter. Larry A.
Baxter. Rand
Bean. Audrey
Bean. Deon
Beard. Leiond Milo
Beachler. Betty Lou
Beck, Douglas J.
Beck. Jacltle
Beckstead. Demont
Becker. JanTce
Beckstead. Leda
Becks*ead. Judy
Beebe. John O.
Behring. Ken
Bell, Carolyn Kyle
Bell, Cherie
Bell, Diana
Bell. Yuonne La Rae
Bennett. Kathleen
Bennett. DonaM
Bennett, Mary
Bennion, Fred
Bennion. Koan
Bennion. Stan
Benson. Larry D.
Berg, Kathryn
Benson. Lynn H.
Berrett, Robert D.
Berry. Loulne
Berry. Norma Jean
Berryhill. Marilyn
Besendorfer. John
Beutel. Johan
Best. Larry G.
IPPiiS
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Bentley, Robert
Bentley. Robert H.
Bentley, Toney
Bevans. Margaret A.
Bigler, Sylvia
Billington. Nadine
Bills. Ronald
Bills, William H.
Bird, Donna
Bishop, Joan
Bishop, Merylln
Bjorlc. Kay
Black. David M.
Black. John C.
Blackhurst, Colleen
Biackhurst. Dennis
Blair, Carolyn
Blair, Colleen
Blake. William D.
Blanch. Robert
Blanchard. Farreif
Blonchard. Pat
Biankenship. PauFci
Bliss, Eugenia
Blodgett. Joan
Bodon. Karl H.
Boel, Anne
Bohn, Ted S.
Bond. James L.
Bond. Kent
Bone. Lorin
Bonser. Margie
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Boren. Norma
Borg. Clau<ilne
Bornemann. Joan
Boston. William H.
Bosworth, Richard
Bourne. Sid
Bovard, Valerie M.
Bowden, Joan
Bowers, Rowena
Bowers. Claudia
Bowman. W. N.
BoyacK. Wayne
Boyer. Larsen S.
Bradshaw. Larry
Brady, Lon G.
Braithwaite. Keith D.
Brailsford, Jocic W.
Bramwell. Sharon
Breitenbuecher. Gayle
Bremer. Ronald A.
Brighton, Nancy Glee
Brim. Beulah
Brimhall, Janelle
Brockbank, Brent
Bringhurst. Kent
Broadbent. Sheila
Brodin, Nils Eric
Brogdon, Norman E.
Brooks. Wiltard M.
Brower, Dile L
Brown. Ann LaRay
Brooksby, Brandt
Brown, Barbara A.
Brown. Charles Ray
Brown, Colleen
Brown. Diane
Brown, Farrell
Brown. Glenn L.
Brown. Kay I.
Brown, Melvin J.
Brown, Ray M.
Brown, Raymond C.
Brown, Stanford L.
Browning, Kate
Bruner, John W.
Brunken, Bonnie
Budge, Gerald S.
Buchanan. George EIRay
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Bingham, Finch
Bird, Jay Thomas
Blackmore. Moira
Black. Marcia
Blocker. John
Bloomfield, Beverty
Booth, Beverly
Borden. Edward
FILLING OUT APPLICATIONS for positions provides opportunity for everyone.
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Bullock. Burt
Bunker, Loretta
Bunnell, Ann
Burbridge, Richard L.
Burdick, Colleen
Burns. Errol G.
Burlew, John W.
Burnslde. Afton
Burns, Patrick John
Burrell, Gordon K.
Burrell. Janice
Burrup, Kaye
Burton, Beverly
Burton, Donette
Busby, Mona Rae
Burton, Etholene
Burton. Kfly
Bush, Gary
Buskey, Sandra Joan
Butcher, Don
Butler, A. Bay
Butler, Betty
Butler, Sherrel
Buttars, La Reen
Byers. Ken
Bylund. Cyrus
Caldwell. A. Lemoye
Call. Diana
Call, Henry M.
Coll, Robert Leon
Call, Ronnie Loree
Call, Lots Ann
Call, Sharon
Calvert, Terry
Campbell. Carolyn
Campbell, Dennis J.
Candland, Bob
Carling. Marlena
Carlile, Garvin
Carlton, Karen
Carrigan, James L
Carruth, Carole
Carter, Anita
Carter. Don C.
Cena, Robert
Chamberlain. Gary
Chambers. Bob
Chandler, Jean
Chandler, Connie
Chanslor, Lewis
Chaplin. Lois E.
Cheney. Barbara
Cheney. Garth
Cheney. Wayno
Christensen. Duane G.
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Childs. Wilma
Chrlstensen, Carol
Chris+ensen, Carol L.
Christensen, David R.
Christensen, Earl
Christensen. Eugene
Christensen, Herbert
Christensen, lla
Christensen, Jay
Christiansen, Arden T.
Christofferson. Kent
Clark, Betty
Clark, Dee Ann
Clark, Gordon T.
Clark, Robert
Clawson, Gary
Clegg, Anabel
Clegg. DaNeil
Cluff. Philip
Cluff. Wanda
Coffman, Gordon C.
Cole, Carla
Coleman, Doreen
Coleman. Virginia
Collins, Sue
Combs, Jim
Collyer, Ronald
Condie, Howard
Conklin. Dean
Cook. Alonzo D.
Cook. Barbara
Cook, Kenneth Stanley
Cooper. Shirlee
Cooper, Robert A.
Corak, Eva Marlene
Corey, Sharon
Cornelius. Don E.
Cowan. Ross
Cox. Gary
Craig. Steve
Cram, Deanna
Cox. Sharron
Crandall, Harvey L.
Crandall, John
Crandall. Sue
Crane, Loren D.
Crape. Carol
Crapse, Warren F.
Cravens, Jack
Crawford. Arlean
Crawford. Edward
Crawford, Malcolm D.
Critser. Bryan
Crittenden, Carolyn
Crockett, Ken
Croft, Faye
Croft. JulTa
Crompton. Bruce G.
Crosby. E, Earl
Croshaw, Carol Ann
Crowley, Larry O.
Crowther. Ted
Cross, Donald L.
Crose, Carrol L.
Crystal, Doris
Cullimore, Kay
Cummings, Karen
Cunningham, Marilyn
Currier, Jim
Cutchen, Faye
Dalnes, Nancy K.
Daines, Wefdon
Dalton, Dave
Dalton, Jan
Daniels, Donna May
Daniels, Shanna
Davenport, Margie
Davidson. Dawn
Davies. David Leroy
Davidson. Ted E.
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Dovis, Bob
Davis, Betty
Davis, Dixie
Davis, Eidon
Davis, Gory
Dovis, Goyle
Dovis, Lynn
Davis, Norman Boyd
Davis. Rollin S.
Dovis. Roscoe Ben
Davison, Glenn
Day, Roxonna
Doyton, Kenna
Deamer. Carol
Dean. Larry
De Angeles, Sally
DeCastro. Odalr
DeBloois. Betty
Debs, John Edward
Decfcer, Fred
DecVer, Irving H.
Declcer, Jeanie
Decker, Wayne R.
Del Flum, Dorene
DemaTee, Ronald K.
Dellenbach, Kenneth
Demer, Clair D.
Denos, Jan6l
De Priest. Peggy
Deputy. Nancy
Derr, Loretta
Despain, Philip
Dibble, DeAnnft
Devine. Mory
Dewey. Don
Dickey. Desmond
Digerness. Sorah
Dike. James
Dittus. Hildegarde E.
Dixon. Karen
Dolan. Albert E.
Doman, John Edward
Donaldson. Kenyon V.
Dorgon. F. G. (Zelce)
Dorius. Dale M.
Dory, Deanno
Downey. Frank K.
Dotson. Robert B.
Dreger, Dorothy K.
Doxey. Lawry
Dray, JoAnn
Drechsel. Dolores
Drinkwater, Phillip
Driskell. Caroryn
Dryden, Thomas E.
Duce, Lee
Cleqg, Alene
Clay. John P.
Ch-Du
Chrlstensen, Max L.
Christiansen. Howard D.
Coles, Rex L.
Collins, Sharon
Cooper, Marilyn
Cool, John
LAST MINUTE changes in class schedules is common occurrence at registration.
351
Duke, E. Jean
DuBois, Jacqueline
Duffey. Dianne
Dugmore, Dorlne
Dunn. Patricia E.
Du Paix. Mel
Dupllsea, G. Hugh
Du Pont. Clyde S.
Eagleston, Gerald
Eames. Elizabeth
Earl, Anthony
Eclce!, Paul R.
Eddington. Bonnie
Edwards, Elaine
Egg, Theron J. Jr.
Eichelberger. Berta Jo
Ellis, Gay
Ellis. Geralyn
Ellis. Jede
EUsworth, Christine
Ellsworth, Eloise
Elmer, Laura
Ely, Raymond W".
Eliinga. Lavelle
Erickson, Glen
Engle, Ira Jr.
Ennis, Noel H.
Erskine. June
Esplin, Robert M.
Estes, Dale
Ettrlch. Frederick
Evans, Barbara Leone
if^EiK
Evans, Naomi
Evans. Richard
Evans, Sharron
Fadely. Kenniih L.
Fagg, J. Wayne
Farnsworth, Clyde
Farnsworth, Larry
Fakharadeh, Jaiai
Farnworth, Richard
Farr. David B.
Farrimond, Joan
Fenn, Donald E.
Fietkau. Ben R.
Finch, James M.
Fisher. Byron
FInlinson. Arllne R.
Fianary, Paul
Flake David
Flake. Iven
Flenniken, Daisy
Fletcher. Bonnie
Flygare, Norma
Follett. John C.
Fletcher. George A.
Foremaster. Lew
Foreman, Richard W.
Forsgren, G. Brent
Forsyth, Sandra E.
Foutz, Arlene
Foutz, Elva
Fowler, Janet Dawn
Fox, Ruth
Foy. Leo
Frampton, Dean
Francis, Jane Ann
Francis. John
Francom, Donell G.
Franson, Larry
Frasler. Ron K.
Francom, Baunie
Fujita. Wilfred
Frazler, Allan
Fronk, Robert
Fuhriman, David Hyrum
Fuller. Larry
Fuller. Merllyn
Galloway, Gwen
Fullmer. Claire
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Du-Gr
Durront, John L.
Durfee, Milo V.
ardner. Ervin
arcia, Jose E.
ardner, Georgonne
ardner, Henry Wayne
ardner, Larry
ardner, Larry
ardner, Mark
ardner, Sherrll
arfield, Carol Jean
ardner. Tracy
arner, Don
5rreH, Clyde B.
srretf, Mark
stes, Keith T.
;e, Janet
sssaway, Terry
jrber, Austin
jntry, Evelyn
!orge, Marilyn
jrhart, Marilyn
bb, Doug
bbons, LeRoy
bbs, Douglas
bbons, William Andrew
eclt. Fred Gory
christ, Dianne
I. Gurcharan
3Sson, Ruth
ivinic, Adohr
3nn, Barbara
inn. Darlene
Jason, Carol
nes, Jerry
dfrey, Louise
rdon, Elaine
nder, Emerson
odman, Jean
' odrlch, Peggy
' odsell. Glen
' odman Wayne F.
' odson, Joan
* rdon. Janice
' sar, Greg
■ ss. Sally
' iham, Glenda
C athouse, Vona Lue
( laves, Karren
'int. John H.
* en. Dixie
' tenhalgh, David
t enwood. Reid
^ enwood, Val
< *fis, Betty
* rnaud. Donald L.
( mmett. Dixie
C neman, Janet
Elliott, Nancy
Edwards, Hugh T.
Ence, Iva Dawn
Elzinga, Yvonne
Evans. David
Evans. Fred M.
EVERY AVAILABLE SPACE is used for studies when libraries and rooms are full.
353
Gus+aveson. Jean
Gudmundsen, Ruth
Gwilllam. Norma
Hacking. Eleanore Claire
Hacking, Lu Jeanne
Hackney, Kay Elaine
Hadley. Darreli L.
Haggen, Gilbert L.
Hales. Ronald Williann
Hale. Bessie
Hales, Pryce N.
Hales, Ron B.
Hall, Gary D.
Hall, Ronald D.
Hallen, Gloria
Halliday, Ernest
Hamblin, Thee
Halton. Nancy
Hamilton. Annie Belle
Hamilton, Larry G.
Hamlin, Thella Mae
Hancock, Philip Eugene
Hansen, Joy
Hansen, M. Margaret
Hansen,
Hansen,
Hansen,
Hansen,
Hansen,
Hanson,
Nancy
Ma»ilyn L.
Phyllis
Robert L.
R. Wayne
John G.
Harding. Nancy
Harding, Neal
Harker.
Hardy,
Harley,
Harmer,
Harper,
Harris,
Harris,
Harris,
Gary
Larraln
Helen
Wallace G
Kathryr.
Antoine H.
Frank
Edward
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Harris. Leroy M.
Harris, Howard M.
Harris, Kathryn
Harris, Michael G.
Harris, Rita Jean
Harrison, Carolyn
Harrison, Phillip
Harrison. R. David. Jr.
Harvey, Gaynard
Harrison, Willis
Hatch, Carl Alvin
Hatch, Diane
Hausknecht. Jeanne
Haworth, Carol
Haycock, Janet
Haymond, Tom
Haynie, Kiea Carolyn
Heaiey, David Winn
Heath, Charles
Heath, Frank A.
Henderson Wiiliani W.
Hennlngsen. Cherie
Hansen, Carole
Henry, Johan
Hepburn, Ad^le
Hermansen, Larry
Hermansen, Ronald J,
Herrin. Gene Carley
Herrin, Luhuana Allen
Herron, Richard R.
HI.^tt, Duane
Hickenlooper. Sharon
Hickerson, Larry
Higashl, Allen
Hill, Gordon
Hill, Howard Richard
Hill. Valerie
Hinkins, Norma
HInze, Roberta
Hitesman, Ferrell J.
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Gu-«Ja
Hoagland. Luwilla
Hoffman. Leon D.
Hogqe, RolIIn
Hollberg. D. Joyce
Hollingshead, James B.
Mollis, Almy
Holman, Sharon
Hotman, Margaret Jear
Hoopes. Paul R.
Hopkins, Arthur
Hopkins. Don
Hopkins. Donna
Horlacher, Fred R.
Hosman, Lew
Hotchkiss, John L.
Houssian, William C.
Howlet, Duane K.
Huffman. John H.
Howard, Virginia
Hubener. Nancy Ann
Huff, Dale
Huffaker. Norman
Hughes. Gerald Jay
Hughes. Ann
Hulsh, Jim
Hulsh, John
Huhl, Sharon
Hullinqer, Floyd
Humpherys. Dee
Hunt, Janette
Hunt, Margaret
Hunt. Shirley Joan
Hunter, Aarl
Hunter. G. Phillip
Huntsman. Howard
Hurd. Royal C.
Hutchings. Paul N.
Hyde. Peggy
Hynst, Kathleen
Hurst. Henry Wayne
lokepa. Shirfey
Inskeep. Bonnie J.
Ipsen. Foster
Irvln. Nancy
Iverson. Jane
Ivie, Alma
Ivy, Richaro
Iwaasa, Henry Nolan
Jackson. Joyce
Jackson. James Stantly
Jackson, Marilyn
Jacobs. Elaine
Jacobsen. Judy
Jallerat. Syvlanne
James. Cherll
James, William
Hague, Franklin M.
Hadley. Lenet
Haltock, George
Halvorsen, Sue E.
Hansen. Marifyn
Hansen, Arlene
Hardy, Ernest J.
Hardy, Carolyn
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Sophomores
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Jameson
Kirk
Jameson
Robert
Jarvis, B
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Jarvls. Mark W.
Jarrard,
Richard Lee
Jarvis. R
onold M.
Jenkins,
Charles
Jenkins,
Larry
Jensen,
3ruce A.
Jeneson
Janet
Jensen.
Max
Jenson,
Grover
Jenson.
Jeanene
Jex, Dor
IS
Jex, Ree
d A.
Johannesen, George
Johnson
Barbara
Johnson
Arleen
Johnson
Beth L.
Johnson
Blaine
Johnson
Carolyn
Johnson
J. Cliff
Johnson
Donna
Johnson
Duane
Johnson
Jay L.
Johnson
Joyce
Johnson
Joyce
Johnson
Lila Rae
Johnson
Margaret
Johnson
Merlin
Johnson
Merlyn W.
Johnson
Ralph
Jones, Carl
Jones, Alonzo
Jones, Carl Hugh
Jones, Duane
Jones, Marilynn
Jones, Norryn
Jones. Robert A.
Judd, Ronald
Jorgensen, E, Clay
Jones, Richard
Jorgensen. Margaret
Jorgansen, William F,
Judy, Beth Alene
Kahuena. Margaret
Kalwies. Brunhilde
Judson, Herbert S., Jr.
Kaupp. Jackie
Kartchner Beverly
Kaufman. Francis E.
Kawai. Veda
Keck. Mary Ruth
Kehmeier. Barbara
Keller. Alvin L.
Kekaula, Mary
Kendall. Dorothy
Keller. Barbara
Kelling. Hans W.
Kemper, Verda
Keyes, Marilyn
Kim. Kichuen
Kimber, Richard
Keppner. Dawn
King. Gwen M.
King, Norman E.
King, Peggy
King, Reed
King. Scott J.
King. Stephen B.
Kinnear John G.
Kingsbury, Elizabeth
Kinzel. Kenneth W.
Klelnman, Rey
Klelnworth, Wesley
Knight. Derrel
Knight. Karma
Knighton, Ronald L,
Knudsen, Benny
Koenig, Gerald C.
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Jensen, Alice
Jensen, Karen
Kofoed, Norveen
Koenig. Robert W.
Kofford. Lyie C.
Kohler, Carol
Kohler, Rodney
Koralewsici, David
Kresge, Phyllis
Kresge, Robert L.
Lalliss, Coyla
Lamb, Carote
Lanribert, Joan
Lombson. Pat
Lan^oreaux, Gale
Land, Linda
Larsen, Arlene
Larsen, David Roger
Larsen, Gary
Langlois, Sharon
Larsen, Diane
Larsen, James C.
Larsen, Joan
Larsen. Joann
Larsen. Ruby
Larsen, Orvil
Lasson, Cynthia
Larson. Donna
Lauder, Doreen
Law, Gladys
Lawlor. Lavtrence
Layton. H. Ray
Leavell, Stephen
Leavitt, Etda
Le Baron, Sharon
Leavitt. Ronald T.
Lee. Carole Dawn
Lee. Earl
Leishman. ICaren
Leonhardt. Mary
Lewis. Anthon
Lee, Virginia
Lewis. Colleen
Lewis. Elinor
Lewis, JuVenta Lorraine
Lewis. Robert
Llddell. Carl
Liddell, Ronald
Lile, John
Lewis. Roger
Lillibridge, Suzanne
Llllywhite, Jay Mitchell
Lindsay. Catherine
Lindsay. RaNao
Lindsay, Margaret
Linning, John
Little, Gary
Litster. Judith
Johansen, Jerry
Jennings, Glenna
Johnson. Garney
Johnson, Harold G.
Johnston, Pat
Jolley. Boyd
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Llewellyn, Max E.
Lloyd, John Carroll
Longwell, Ruben
Loomis, Jerry E.
Long. Lou Rene
Lopez, Jorge Mario
Longhney, David
Lovejoy, Bill
Lowder, Dixie
Love. Janet
Lowry, David E.
Lowry, Janice
Luke. Phillip
Lunceford, Blaine
Lund. Joy
Lund. Marcia Ellen
Lydo, Raymond A.
Lundell, Connie
Lykins, Chester G.
Lyklns, William
MacArthur, Douglas
MacCabe, Sondra
MacDonald. Larry Keith
Macltley, Venetta
Mahaffey. Linda
Mahoney, Virginia
Madsen, Bryant
Main, Betty
Maloy, Albert Louis
Mangelson, David R.
Mangum. Alan E.
Manning, Nell H.
Marchant, Gerald
Marsh. Mae
Marsh, Mary
Marshall, Melvin K,
, Mina
Ernest C.
Homer V. -
Joyce
Marsha
Martin,
M a rti n ,
Martin,
Martin, Kay
Martin, James
Mason, Clo Ann
Ma+son, Kafhryn
Matson, Ron
Mathie, Velma
Matthews, Tommie G.
Mathews, Mary Ann
May, Helen
Maughan, Marelene
Maughan, Thomas R.
May. James A.
May, Rled
McBride, Carol
McBride, Deanna
McAllister. Myron
McClellan, Norene
McClure, Gerald L.
McComas, Carole
McCormlck. Marilynn
McCue, H. Coieen
McDaniet, Janice
McDowell, Sylvlff trene
McCracken, Paul
McKee, B. Gene
McKay, Mary
McKell, James K.
McKell. Mickey
McKellar, Warren
McKinney, Karen
McKnlght, Eve
McLaws. Richard P.
McLeod. Donna
McLoney, Lanny Jason
McLure. Mary
McMillan, Dorothy
Memmott, Larry J.
Merrill, Lura Mae
Merrill, M. David
Meservy, Virginia Rae
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Lovell. Lael H.
Loveless, Judith
Methvl
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Mueter
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Meyer,
Ferdle J.
Michae
1, Patricia
Michle
Carol
Milese
1. Eldon
MIklelsen, Jerry
Millar.
Jeanne
Millar.
Yvonne
Millett
Donna
Millett
Richard
MMIer,
Annette
Miller.
Corena
Miller,
Leon Carl
Miller.
Marilyn
Miller.
Grant
Miller.
Marshall Lee
Miller.
Robert
Millwa
d. Frank
Millwa
d. Geoff
Milne.
Don
Miner,
Rosemary
MInson
. Joy
MoHitt
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Moesser. Kent L.
Mitchell. Marlene
Mitchell. William Carl
Moikeha. Mona Amy
Moody, Mifo Lyman
Moore, Georgia
Moore, Milton
Morgan, Fred
Morawski. Hans J.
Montgomery, Barbara
Montgomery, Clint
Morgan, Blain
Morgan. Jerold R.
Morgan, Marcia Ann
Morgan. Venna Dee
Morn, Franic
Morrey. Karen Mae
Morrey. Margaret
Morrill, Marta
Morrissette. William
Mortensen, Carolyn J.
Mortensen, Karl E.
Morton. Marfene
Mortensen, Stuart
Moulton, Betty
Moss. Darlene
Moultrie. Beverly
Moyle. Betty
Mueller, Bruce
MunhaM, Grace
Murdock, Allan
Munger, Merretta
Lund. Nedra Rae
Lundberg. Endfred
Madsen, Pauline
MacLeod. Carlene
Manwaring. tla
Marble. Haws A.
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Murdocit, Sally
Murphy, Charlotie
Murphy, David
Murphy, Myrna Jean
Murray. Donald
Myers, Ted
Neeley, David M.
Nelson, Charlotte M.
Nelson, Judy
Nelson, Wilma J.
Neser. Paul
Nesbit, Jean
Newitt, Norma
Nicholes. Verlin
Nicholson. Brad
Nicholson, Donna
Nielson. Dick H.
Nielsen, Josephine
Nielsen, Stewart
Nielson, Carol
Nielsen, Dora May
Nielson. Joe L.
Nielson, Ruth
Nielson, Susan Linda
Noble, Phyllis
Noble, Zina
Nock, George
Nolan, Phillip W.
Norberg, Jaron
Nordgren. Shirley
Norman, Many Jean
Norris, Ronald Lee
Nutter. Diana
Nuffer, Stanton
Nukaya, Serge
Nuttall. Carol
Oats, Diane L,
O'Brien. Earl V.
Ogilvie. Glenna L.
Obray, JeNeal
Okelberry, Jack
Okelberry, Eva Pearl
Olauson, Ron
O'Leary, Bert
Olsen, Richard A.
Oliphant, Norman hienry
Olofson, Loyce
Olpin, L. Don
Olsen, Bruce W.
Olsen. Dale A.
Olsen, Don
Olson, Carolyn
Olson, Lawrence
Olson, Lloyd G.
Olson, Yvonne
Olson, Robert D.
Ontiveros, LImhi
Oman, Phyllis
Osborne, Kenny
Ostergaard, Marie Ann
Ostler. Floyd
Ottley, Carol
Overson, Rodger
Oviatt, Betty
Owens, Hazel D.
Oxborrow, Jeanette
Oxborrow, Tony
Oyler, Colleen
Pace. Alfred
Pace, Vione
Paddock, Alice
Padbury, Chuck
Paine, J. Peter
Page, Sharon
Paget, John
Painter, Beverly Ann
Palmer, Jerry L.
Palmer, Glen
Palmer, Merrill
Palmer, Nedra
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Parkinson, Jerrolyn
Parlcinson, Kay
Parkinson, Roy D.
Parmeter, Glenn Phil
Paschdl, JuHe
Patterson Kenneth J,
Patton, James R.
Pattee, Harold E.
Paulson, Donald
Paitton, Thornton
Payne. Louise
Payne, Reto
Peacock. Carol
Pearce. L Marie
Pearson, David A.
Peart, Edward Lynn
Pedersen, Donna Fae
Pease, Roxie Lee
Pedersen, Keith A.
Pedersen, Myrna
Pedersen, Robert
Pedersen, Sandra
Peel. Paul R.
Pemberton, Judy
Perkins. George W.
Perkins. Don
Perkins. Norma
Perry. Lynn G.
Ferryman. Betty G.
Petersen. Edith
Peterson, Berkley
Peterson. Charles L.
Peterson, Camlyn
Peterson. Bonita
Peterson. Iris
Peterson, James
^eterson, John D.
•^eterson. Judith
i^etersen, Margene
^oterson, Mary Jean
Peterson. Shirlee
Peterson, Ronald
Peterson, Royal
r ittijohn, Ann
''ezoldt, Elanor
Phillips. Carolyn
Phillips, Frank
Phillips. Ridge M.
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■Pickering, Sandra
Pilte. Carol
Plncoclt. Beverly
Pippert. J. Hal
Pitts. LaVal M.
Poog, Roselinda Renee
Pope, Karl
Pope, Valda
Porter. William
Porter. Rell
Porter. Sharron Harold
Poston. Donald
Poulson, Jennie Lin
Poulson. Jerald
Price. Di Ann
Price. Loyce
Pritchett, David
Pruett, Norman A.
Ptomey, Lynne
Pulllam. Priscilla
Purinton, Barbara
Pyne, Ivern L.
Quinney. Gary
Ragonton. Carol N.
Rampelt, Carol
Rasmussen. N. Kay
Rawson, Belva
Rayner, Harry H.
Read, Robert
Reading. Lynn
Ream, Dianna
Reams, Joyce
Redd, Myrtle H.
Reed, Ken D.
Reeder, James Rendell
Reid, Jack
Reimers, Dick
Relyea, Russell
Reneer, Margie
Rennie. Robert
Rich, 'John Milton
Rich. Sherron
Richards. Barry
Richardson, Sondra
Richens, Lorn b.
Richter, Sally
Riddle, Dwanna Lee
Ricks, Nedra Ann
Riggs. Loretta
Rigby, Harold
Riley, Michael W.
Rindfleisch, Lois
Rinehart. Joan
Ringquisi, Rita
Rios, Omar
Ririe. David
Ritchie, Stephen
Rirle. Garna L.
Ritz, Robert
Robbins, Karolyn
Robbins, Richards
Roberts. Cecil L.
Roberts, Merleno
Roberts. Dean
Robertson, Marilyn
Roberts, Virginia
Robertson, Kent
Robinson, Karl
Robinson, Margaret
Robinson. ReNell
Roche, Marlene
Rodas, Juan Jose
Rockhill, Carolyn
Rodriguez, Ada'n
Rodriguez, Jose
Rodriguez, Joyce
Rogers, Elizabeth
Rogers, Kenneth
Rollins, Ellen
Roe, Kenneth V.
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Porter. Charles J.
Ponder, Leanne
Pritchard, Robert
Price, Norman L.
Ramsey, Kathleen
Quirl, Barbara
Reaves. Bonnie
Redd, Carolyn
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Rooks. Oran
Romney. Anne
Rose, Janet
Rose. Natel
Rowe. Mary Ellen
Rowley. Claude A.
Roylance. Marilyn
Rowley. Leo W.
Roylance. Sharon
Russell, Georgra
Russell, Homer
Rust. R. Dllworih
Rutz. Mary Ann
Sabin. Elaine
Salisbury, RaNae
Sfibey, Linda
Samuelson, Wayne
Salvesen, Pat
Sandberg. LaMar
Sanders. Eerie
Sant, Richard
Sardoni. Lawrence W.
Saunders. Ronald
Soville, Ann
Schell, Gerald A.
Saxer, Alton H.
Schiffman Doyle L.
Schofield, David
Schmidt. David
Schmidt. Frank
Schmidt, Rosemarle
Schipper, Donna
Schneider, Jack BarBour
Schneider. Mahrah
Schlappi, Kent
Schulzke, Astrld
Schwab, Marvin
Scoresby, Mary Lou
Scott. Anita
Scoresby, Marilyn
Scott, Ethel Lou
Scott. Dean
Scott, Russell W.
Scriver, James
Seeley, Dixie Lee
Selter. Carolyn June
Sellers, Harry F.
Selfert, Marilyn
Sessions, Vernal
Sellers, Keith
Severin, Shirlene
Sewell, Calvin
Shamburg, John B.
Sharp. Barbara
Sharp, Jarold L.
Shaw, Perry Clayton
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Shelby, Joe L.
Sheen, Norman
Sheen, Stanley K.
Shell, Jack
Shelton, Steve
Shepherd. Kent
Shields. Earl D.
Shimoda. Donna
Shirts. Addle Uwarda
Shoe, Norma Kay
Shumway, Carmen
Shumway. DeWayne
Shumway. Jerry
Shumway, Keith A.
Shurtleff. Howard
Silt. Bill
Shurtliff, Myrna
Simonis. Arlene Ruth
Simper. Dorothy
Sims, Jane
Sisemore, Claudia
Sjoberg, Russell J.
Skidmore. Emeline
Skinner. Velda
Sloan. Marilyn
Slade. Thomas E.
Sly. Russell
Smellie. Don
Smellie. Robert
Smith, Barry
Smith, Betty
Smith, Ciayn
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Smith, Larry D.
Smith, LoreHa Mae
Smith, Marilyn
Smith. Mark M.
Smith. Nadda
Smith, Paul C.
Smith, Steven H.
Smith, Wayne F .
Smith. Ted
Smithson, Rhoda
Smouse. George
Smythe. James W.
Sneed, Wood row B.
Snell, Jacqueline
Sobers, Richard
Snow. Beora
Snider. Eloise
Solesbee. Martha Davis
Somerville, R. Kedric
Sorensen, Corlnne
Sorensen, Griffith I.
Sorensen, H. Gaye
Sorensen. Gerald
Sorensen, Roberta
Sorensen. Stephen
Sorenson, Emma Jean
Soto. Ida
Spell, Yvonne
Sperry. Delbert
Sperry, Joan
Spradley. Roy H.
Spjut, Norma
Spiker. Saundra
Spratllng. Coleen
Stansfleld. Ruth
Stanford. Ralph
Stark, Joseph P.
Steele. Jack L.
Stradling. Phillip
Stelner, Gordon
Steeneck, Annette
Stevens, Mont
Stevens, Sherre
Stewart, James
Stewart, Scott P.
Stewart. Sherrell
Stewart, Norma Lee
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Shirley, Rowan
Sherwood. Dora Lou
Simmons, Edward J.
Simmons, Mary Jo
Skousen, Ken
Skousen, Kliena
Smith, Evelyn Ludean
Smith, Jasmine
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Stoker, Jimmy
Stokes, Eddi
Stokes, Wynn
Stone, Cynthia Sue
Stone, Leonora
Stones. Robert C.
Strasburg, George Bryant
Stokes, Margaret Lee
Stringham, Gary
Stratford, Nancy
Stroble, Carlto
Strong, Genevieve
Summerhays. Dick
Summerhays, Jan
Sumner, Vince
Stuart, Daphne
Sumslon, Carolyn
Sumsion, M. Diane
Sumsion, Mark L.
Sundwall, Peter
Sung, She-II
Swainston, Kay
Taba, Stanley
Sylvester, Judith
Swenson, Swen
Tachibano, Nobuyoshi
Tait, Julie
Tarns, Garth L.
Tangren, Marvin B.
Tanner, Maurice M.
Tannler Phyllis
Tanner, Nancy
Torwater Edra A.
Tasker, Dorothy
Tote, Ray
Taylor, Ann
Taylor, Bob
Taylor, Cornell
Taylor, Delberf
Taylor, Dorene Smith
Taylor, James
Taylor, Jerald Lynn
Taylor, Jon E.
Taylor, Linda Gay
Taylor, Milton
Taylor, Nelson R.
Taylor, Paul D.
Tenney, Roy Allen
Taylor, William
Tenney. Gale
Thacker, Zona
Thanton, Karen
Thorn, Derrick
' ' Thomas, Carol
Thomas, Connie
Terry, David Lee
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Thomas. Neal M.
Thomas. Deanna
Thomas, Gordon M.
Thomas, Jon
Thompson, Donald J.
Thompson. Ed
Thompson, John
Thomsen, Leo
Thueson, Karla Ann.
Thorup, Don
Thornley, Ela Dee
Thueson. Norvin
TImmerman. William H
Timmins, Marlene
Tingey, Veria
Trnney. Edwin
Tippetts. Blaine M.
Todd, Marna
Tolley, VerJe
Tolman. Dee Ann
Tolman. Wayne
Toison. Melba Virginia
Toone. Winona
Traher, Norman D.
Tuilesu. Eliga Ane
Trease, Jacque
Turley, Loreine
Turley. Luther Dean
Turner. Joe
Turner. Sherrll
Turner. Wes
Tyler. Mary Alice
Van Ausdel, Clare
Vallozzi, Roslna E.
Van Leuven. Janet
Van Leuven, Ron
Vance, Allen L.
Vanderford, Lee Ann
Varney, Joel
Varney, Lois
Vaughan, Lois
Vaughn. Charles
Vavages, Geraldlne
Vernon, Lynn
Wade. LaRee
Wagner. Ruth
Wahlquist, Earl
VIcentI, Norlne
Wahlquist. Keith F.
Walker, Beverly
Waldvogel. Caryl Ann
Walker, Gail
Wallter. Newell R.
Walker. Shirley
Walser, Floyd L.
Wallace. Wanda
Walters. Ruthdale
lankier. Beverly
Wanlass. Gerl
Ward, Carot J.
Ward. Elaine A.
Ward. Emily
Ward. Georgeanna
Ward. Ron
Warden. Calvin J.
Warren, Connie
Wartena, Carol J.
Wasden. Lyie
Watt, David L.
Weaver. M. Glenn
Webb, Irene
Watts. LaVerne
Weese, Sherri
Weldner. Leo A.
Weight. Gloria
Weinhelmer, Gerald
Welch, D. Jean
Wendell.
Horman Gordon
Werner, Dean J.
Wells. Floyd R.
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Wesp, Lynda
West. Joyce
Westring, Renae
Wheeler, Gerri
Whitaker, Carolyn
White, Clarolyn
White. Judith
Whltford, Beverly Ann
White. Kathryn
White, Wendell
Whiting, Dick
Whiting
Whiting
Whitney,
Whitney,
WhIHaker,
James W.
Marjorle Jo
Maurice F.
Nedra
Arthur R.
Whitworth, Darrell C.
WIckes, Natalie
Wlckstrom. Corky
Wlddlson, Harold A.
Wilberg. Carl
Wilcock. Keith
Wilcox. LuDean
Wllden, David J.
Wilcox. Marlon
Wilkinson, David L.
Wilkinson, Clifton B.
Wilde, Keith D.
Willes. Frank J.
Williams, Delyn E.
Williams, Eldon Blaine
Williams, Helen
Williams, Robert E.
Williams, Joyce
Williams. Paul Allen
Williams, Terry
Willis. Judith
Wilson. Carolyn
Wilson, Elliabeth
Wilson, Helen
Wilson, Robert
Wilson. J. Ron
Winkelman. Walt
Wlnegar. Eleta I.
WInegar, Gary
Winkler, Mary Ruth
Winn, William Duane
Wittorf Robert H.
Wintcrton, Doyle W.
Wlscombo, Anne
Winterton, Arlan
Wittwer, Jon
Woltman Pat
Wood. Carol
Wood. Orion
Wood, Marilyn
Thornton, Vernal B.
Thorne. Gene
TIppetts. Tamara
Tippets, Merry
Trane, Paul Morris
Torrey, Margie
Udall, Sam
Tucker. Tom
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Woodward, John
Wood, Zella Virginia
Woodbury, Rodney D.
Woodward, Lee Anna
Woodward, Marilyn
Woolf. Gordon
Worthington, Don L.
Wright, Kenneth
Worley, Shirley
Wright, Ruth
Wright, Wayne M.
Wrigley. Karl
Wuerth, Dieter
Utschig, Mary L.
Yardley. Gill La Var
Wygal. Lavon
Yingling. Bill
Yingling, Kay Alan
Yorgason. Lorelle
Young, Jerry
Young, Kathleen
Zirker, Saundra
Ziser, Gary
Zitting, Ron D.
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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS were Sunny Seely, Vice-president; Sloan Hales, President; Cathy Moody, Secretary.
Freshman Class Officers
The Freshman Class of 1957 was the largest freshman
class ever to enroll at the University. With an increase
of five hundred students over the past year, the total
rose to 3709. Governing the affairs of this large class
was the responsibility of Sloan Hales, Sunny Seely and
Cathy Moody. Along with the Senior Class, the Fresh-
men enjoyed an "Ivy League" party during Fall Quar-
ter to offset the effects of the Senior Court. An innova-
tion this year was the inclusion of coeds on the cleaning
trek to the "Y." These lucky people of the later genera-
tion. Other social events of the year included a tobog-
ganing party at Timp Haven, a square dancing party
and a Scandinavian theme part}'. Ihrough the sale of
class stationery, imprinted with the class symbol, and
the payment of dues the Freshmen were able to raise
one thousand dollars for their as-yet-undecided class
project for the school.
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Freshmen
Aaron, Diane
Aagard, Carofyn
Abegg. Gwen
Abraham, George Watson
Aclcley, Roberta
Abercromble, Gary
Acord, Sherry
Adair, Helen
Adams, Conroy
Adams, Glenda
Adams, David
Adams, Gweneth
Adams, John D.
Adams, Kyle
Adamson, Dick
Adamson, Carole
Adamson, Edwin
Adamson, Sherron
Ahern, M. Lynne
Ailcau, Lahela
Ahlqulst, MerAnn
Ai. Allen H.
Aird. Jeanne
Aitken. Grant J.
Alder, Lee
Allen. Clarice
Allen, Diane
Allen, Tom
Allen. Robert F.
Allison. John
Allman, Glenn W.
Allphin, Phyllis Ann
Allred. Alice Ann
Allred, Lorna
Alexander. Robert
Allen. Orin Dan
Alyea, Betty Jo
Andersen, John
Andersen, Karen
Andersen, Lee G.
Andersen, Karen
Andersen. Trevor
Anderson. Boyd
Anderson, Carol
Anderson. Brito
Anderson, Connie
Anderson, Donna
Anderson, James David
Anderson, Douglas
Anderson, Janice
Anderson. Joe
Anderson, Kent K.
Anderson, Leiand R.'
Anderson, Lowell Ray
Anderson, Lynn R.
Anderson. Marilyn
Anderson, Nancy
Anderson, Orpha
Anderson, Paul
Anderson, ReChel
Anderson, Ronald
Andreasen, Erik
Andreasen, Gary
Andrews, 0. June
Andrews, Nicholas W.
Andrus, Greg
Andrus, RoseMary
Antsolo, Lea
Andrus, Antone Marlon
Arave. Christine
Arbon, Lloyd E.
Armstrong, Cheryl
Arnold, John
Arnold, Paul B.
Arrington, Ann
Asay, Connie
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Aubrey, Sheryl
Aurich, Donald
Austin, Eorl F.
Austin, Jeanne
Austin, Lindalie
Autry, Robef+ Lee, Jr,
Babbel, Patricia
Awerltamp, Blaine
Ayers, Lonnie
Bacon, Chyleen
Bacon, Joyce
Badgett, Yvonne
Badhom, Leon D.
Baer, Shirley
Bagley, Glenna
Bahr, Don F.
Bailey, Joan
Bailey, Joyce
Bailey. Larry L.
Bailey, Leon F.
Bailey, Robert U.
Bair, Janice C.
Baird, Frank
alter, Calvin C
Baker, Carma
Balcer, Janet
Baker, Vee Ann
Baker, Johanna
alderas, Guillermo
Baldwin. Richard
Bales, Del
Baldwin. Beverly Ann
Ball, Colleen
Ball. Dean L.
Ball, Ralph L
Banlk, Lacy Marie
Banks, Bennre
irber. Lila Ray
Barfield, James E.
Barker. Barbara
Barker, Dixie
Barks, William G. Ill
Barling, Margo
Barlow, Ada Lucl
Barlow, Carolyn
Barlow, Flonanne
Barlow, Gene E.
Barnes, Janice
Barnett. Gaye
Barnett. Gary L.
Barney, Buelah
Barney. David Oren
Barney, Irene
Barney, John A.
Barrett, Shirley
Barney. Janice
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Bartiett. Vicki K.
Barson, Ken
Barth, Anita L.
Barton, Al
Bartiett. Helen
Bassett, Clark
Barrus, Nola
Bastian, Lewis
Batchler, Jack W.
Bassett, Rex
Bate, Aria Zoe
Bate, Lee
Bateman, E. Ray
Bates, Colleen
Baton, Sandra L.
Beagles, J, Keith
Baumqartner, Colleen
Baxter, Sonja
Bean, Nancy
Beal, John E.
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Beard, Donna
Beane, Earl D.
Beardall, John S.
Belnap, Lynn
Beasley, Careen
Beaver, Robert
Beck, FIrl
Beckstead, Anthony W.
Beck, Sherman A.
Beckstrand. Helen
Beers, Barbara
Beesley. Nan
Behnke. Joseph Ray
Belm, Gabrlelle
Belknap, Addle
Bell, Andrea
Bell, Carol Ann
Bell, Robbie Jean
Bellon. Philip
Beard, June
Belue, Travene
Bendfeld. Teresa
Bennett, Carol
Bennett, Sylvia
Bennett. Kelvin L.
Benson, Caria
Berg, Richard L.
Bergen, Norma Jean
Berqer, Terryl
Bergeson, Dean R.
Bergeson, Scott
Bergstedt, Einar
Berrett, Richard
Berry, J. K.
Berry, Margaret
Berry, Mary
Berry, Rex
Beswick, Anne M.
Beus, Rodney L.
Beutler, Dolores
Bigelow, Rosemary
Bieslnger, Joseph
Bigler, Mont
Bigelow, Larry
Bigler, Ralph K.
Bigney, Hugh
Bllbray, Jim
Bills, Royce A.
Bingham, JoAnn
Bingham, Helen
Bingham, Pat
Bingham, Renee
Binks, Kaye
Bird, Montgomery
Bird, Sherry
Birdzell, Mary Lou
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Bloke. Susan Coleen
Blanchord, Albert Deloy
Bleazard, Janice
Bledsoe, Janae
Blohnn, Thorn
Blonquisf, Lawrle
Bloxham, Ben
Boardon, Franl:
Blunclt, Virginia
Bock, Dolores Ann
Boden, Lorraine
Bodine, Shirley
Boggs, Bill Gary
Bohn, R. DeVon
Bohnet, Jerry
Bone, George Brian
Bonelli. Ellen
Bolles, Bob
Bonham, Cheryl
Bonilla, Marta Consuelo
Bonney, Carl
Booher, Maxene
Booth, Roberta
Booth. Nelda
Borgquist. Laurel
Bosworth, Gary
Bosen, Lee
Bounous, Beverly Jean
Bowen, Harold
Bowen, Lee Roy
Bowen, Sylvta
Bowman. John C.
Bowles, Roy T.
Bown. Robert N.
Boucher, James A.
Boulet, Diane
Bounds, Rex B.
Boyd, Ellen
Boyer, Kent
Boyer. Marlin
Bracken, Byron
Brackner, Fred L.
Bradley. Carol
Bradshaw, Sandra
Bremer, Florine
Brandley. J. Toby
Braun, Joan
Brady. Madge Renon
Bridge, Mary Jo
Brian, Dudley
Brighf, Clifta
Brighton, Pat
Brindley, Mary Ann
Broadbent, Joseph S.
Broadbent. Ray
Brock. Violet
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Freshmen
Broderick, Luelma
Broclcbank. Eleanor
Brogden. Douglas
Broker, Marjean
rooks, Connie
Brown. Robert
Brown, Marilyn
Brown, Rosemary
Brown, Victor L. Jr.
Brown, Virginia Ann
Brunner, Son|a
Brunson, Barry
Bryan, Glen
Brunt, Bill
Bryan. Lucile
Bryson, Lawrence L.
Buchanan, Jerry Lee
Buchanan, Julynne
Buchanan, Pat
Buckley, Irene
Buckwalter. Doyle
Bullard. Sally
Bulkley, Anne
Budge, Kathryn
Bullock, Genelle
Bullock. Hart V.
Bullock. Nola
Burgen, Saify
Bullock. Karl Hart
Burgess, D.
Burgess, Bruce
Burgos, Maria Elena
Burk, Charlene
Burke. Larry
Burke, Leora
Burkholz. Karl
Burnette, JImme Ruth
Burnett, DeMar
Burnlngham, Jennette
Burningham. Monna
Burns, Eloye
Burns. William A.
Burnson, Peter L.
Burr. Glenda
Burton. Marvin
Burt. Kent
Busby. Malcolm
Bush, Palmroy
Butrkofer. Maxine
Butler, Kent
Butsikares, George
Butterfield, Sherrle .
Bybee, Barth
Byers, Bruce
Byrd. Jesse F.
Bybee. Joanne
Cahoon, STiaron
Caine, Lei Nan!
Calder, Allene C.
Calder, Colleen
Bytheway. Darlene
374
Br-Ch
Campbell, Robert
Campbell, Phyllis
Canfield, Kaye
Cannon, Linda
Cannon, Welles
Canto. John W.
Carbin, Jack
Capson, Russel
Cardon, Anita
Cardon, Bartell Wilson
Cordon, Philip
Carlen, Gary E.
Carleton, Marian
Carlile, Florence
Carlile, Karen
Carlston, Charles B.
Carter, Florence
Carter. H. Dennis
Carter, Judy
Carter. Lila Jean
Carter, Murlan
Carter, Wilson
Cartin, G. McKinney Jr.
Carpenter, Llla
Carver, Moxlne
Casper. George Gary
Castleton, Lloyd
Caulford, Edwin
Cavin, Nancy J.
Cawley, Virginia
Cawley, Roger R.
Cetoya, Varge
Circuit, Jeffrey
Chollburg, Norman
Chamberlain, Kent
Chambers, Robert L.
Chaplin, Dora Mae
Chapman, Jackie
Chappell, Calvin
Chappie, Benjamin R,
Chatham, Betty
Chelson, Gary
Chidester, Ellene
Chitds, Robert D.
Chipman, Dorene
Choules, Deonna
Christensen, Don
Christensen, Boyd
Chrlsfensen, Fred
Christensen, Gloria
Christensen, Gordon V.
Christensen, Josephine Ann
Christensen, Karen
Christensen, Mark E.
Christensen, Rulon
Christensen, Myrna
375
Freshmen
Christran, Tony
Christison, Barbara
Christensen. Shirley
Christiansen, Rollo
David
Christiansen, Sally
Christiansen, Laura
M.
Clark. James R.
Christensen, Sharon
L.
Church, Leah
Church, Russell
Clarlt, Dave
Clarlc, Alice Virginl
a
Clark, Brent
Clark. Dick J.
Clark, Curtis E.
Clark, Edy Lou
Clark, George
Christiansen, Steph
en
Clark, Lee
Clark, Ranae
Clark, Marlene
Clark, Robert L.
Clark, Ronald
Clark, Ronald K.
Clarke, Nancy
Clarke. Richard
Clarkson, Alice
Claw. Dorot'iy
Clarkson. Vern S.
Clawson, Marilyn
Clay. Robert D.
Clayson, Kendall
Clayton, Kathleen
Clemence, Dorothy
Clements. Billy
Clements. Diane
Cloward, Kayle
Cleverly, Norton
dinger. Lawrence
Cluff. Devar
Cook, Betty Sue
Cluff. Louise
Clynick, Joanne B.
Coats, Fred
Coates, Wesley E.
Cockayne. Carolyn
Cook. Jean
Coffman. Esther
Colby, Arlene
Cole. Dean
Cole, Tommy
Cole, Natalie
Coleman, Jackie
Coleman, Sandra
Collet, Marietta
Cluff, Gay
Collard, Colleen
Collins. Cecily
Colton, Craig
Conder, Gareth
Connelley, Joyce
Cooper, Gary
Coffin. Gary
Collet. Wanda Amber
Cook. Robert F.
Cook. Roger M.
Cook. Mary Elaine
Cook. Shirley
Cook. Ruth
Cooper. Glenna D.
Cooper, Coleen
Connelly. Jack
Cook. Sonia K.
Cooksey. Eva
Coons, Richard
Coombs. Suzanne
376
Cowley, Johnny
Cox, Claudia
Cox, Deon
Cox, Louise
Crafts, David
Croii. Betty
Crane. Verna
Crandall, Lenore
Crawford. Shirley
Crisman, Carole Irene
Crismon. Denell
Crockett, Lawana
Crockett. Russell W.
Croft, Carot
Crow, Pat
Cron, Earl J. Jr.
Croolt, Kathleen
Crook, Margaret Kay
Crosby, John
Crouse. Marisha
Crow. Jean
Crofts, Darel Kent
Crow, Verna G.
Crowther, Mariana
Crowley, Jared
Cullimore, Karen
Cundick, Margaret
Cunningham, Delores
Curth. Marlfyn
Curtis. Carol
Curtis, Deanne
Curtis, Nancy Lee
Curtis. Delene
Curtis, Robert D.
Cushing, Reneta Arleno
Cutler, Dorothea
Dahle, Carolyn
Dahle, June
Dahl, David
Dahl, Diane
Dahl, Patricia
Dailey, Diana
Daines, David
Dallin, Daria
Dalton, Janet
Dandridge, Sue
Danks, Leora Ann
Datlin. Shirl C.
Daniels, Jack
Danklef, Connie
Davenport, Gorl
Davenport, Marcia
David, Suzanne
Davidson, Warren
Davles, Grant
Davis. Beth
377
Freshmen
■^"^ *^*»f-. ^r*"*
Dicks, Edith E.
Dewey, Joe
DewiH, Deanne
Dick. Marshall
Didericksen, Coraleigh
Didericksen, Margie
Dilks, Carolyn
DIerksen, Carol
Dlllman, Tanya
Dili. Douglas
Dills, Joseph R.
Dixon, Shirley W.
Doak, Kathleen
Doman. Verl
Done. Norma
Dorman, Doreene
Doney. Barbara
Dorny. De Anne
Doty, Lois Ward
Dougall. Jeanette
Doxey, John R.
Draughn, Norma
Dredge. Cherye
Drake, Leon R.
Duce. Norm
Duce. Dick
Dudley. Alan
Dudley. Mona Kae
Dudman, Anne
Duffin, Carolyn
Duffin, Deanna
Duncan, McNeil
Dugan, John
Dunford, Chaunce
Dunford, John
Durfee. Henry
Durfee. Kenneth D.
Durrant, Vlcki
Durtschi. Elise
Duvall, LaVoir D.
Dustin, Byrna
Dwight, Dee
Dyer, G. Tom
Dyson, Dixie
Eastmond, Elbert J.
Eaves. Bradford
Eberhart, Norma
Eaves, Sharon
Echols, C. Gordon
Eckert, Bob
Edstrom, Patsy
Edvalson, Alice
Edwards, Echo
Edwards, John
Edwards. Thomas
Egbert, Judy
378
Erickson. Karen
Erickson, Lorry B.
Erickson, Mary
Erickson, Maynard
Erickson. Mignon
Estes. Richard
Ethridge, Eleanor R
Eriksen, Erik P.
Evans, Benda Lee
Eubanks, Jay
Evans, Cheryl
Evans, Diane
Evans, Douglas
Evans, Douglas
Evans, W, Duone
Evans, John D.
Evenson, Merrifyn
Evans, Ronald
Evensen, Ronald C.
Evert, Lav/rence G.
Eveson, Chariene
Ewell. Sheldon
Facer, Marilyn
Facer, Norman
Falkner. Marilyn
Faller, Elaine G.
Falslev, Joie
Farmer, Fred
Farnsworth, Barbara
Farnsworth, Gall
Farnsworth, Lavon
Farnsworth, Jack
Farnsworth. Susanna
Farr, David G.
Farr, James Gordon
Farrell, Bob
Faulkner, Leah
Fauver, Phil
Felt, Gene
Fenley, Mary Dagmar
Fickel, Marlles
Fenton. Nelson T.
Fernandez, Telia
Field. Eugene
Field, Sharlene
Fielding, Jay
Fife, Dennis J.
Fields, Myrna Lee
379
Freshmen
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Fife, Diana
Fife. Richard
Finlayson, Ralph
Finlayson, Carol J.
Finlinson, Sandra
Fihgerald, Marilyn ne
Fisher, James
Fieldsted, Carolyn
Fleischauer, Mary Ellen
Flint. Ed.
Fieldsted, GilBerta
Florine, Bonnie
Fogle, Laurel Lee
Folsom, Kelvin R.
Folster, Steve
Fountain. Barbara J.
Foulk, Donald M.
Foutz, Pauleen Marie
Fox, Laura
Fox. Steve
Frampton. Evan A.
Frederickson, William E
Fredrickson, Lewis K.
Freeman. Cheryl
Freeman, Elwyn B.
Freer. Forrest W.
Frizzell, Thomas P.
Froelich, Dale J.
Froerer, Carol
Frost, Allen
Fryer. Kenneth
Fugal, Janeil
Fugal, Kristlne
Fuhriman, Jerald
Fuller. Marie
Fuller, Marilyn
Fuller, Robert A,
Golbroith, David Brian
Fuller, Doyle
Gale, Levon
Gale, Norman
Gale, Virginia
Gambles, Marilyn
Gard, Rhonda L.
Gardner, Jo Ann
Gardner, Joyce
Gardner, Kent
Gardner, Lois
Gardner,
Gardner,
Gardner,
Gardner,
Gardner,
Gardner, Vifate
Garn, Bretr
Marvin
Mattle Jean
Melba
Robert
Robert C.
Garity, Garth R.
Garn, Ralph
Garrett, Dorothy
Getts, Larry
Giauque, David
Gibbs, Carolyn
Gibbs, Gayle
Gibson, Carol Jean
Gibb, Robert N.
Gilbert. Otga
Gilchrist. Alan Curtis
Gilchrist. David
Giles, Joyce
Gillespie, David R.
Gillie, Kenneth D.
Gill, Jim
380
Fi-Ha
Gilligan. Patricia
Gillison, Mary Lou
Gilman, Marlin
Goates. Clara
Godmundsen, Stewart
Godfrey, W. Lynn
Goft. Harold S.
Going, Melvin Gerald
Gold. Cherry
WOOPS: TAKE rr easy* Fastest way down was everybody's wish.
Goldsberry. Robert W.
Good. Luther A.
Goodson, Ray
Gordon, Susan
Gossett. Orien R.
Gottfredson, Michael
Gould, Harry
Glines, Frederick
Gould, Suzzanne
Glauser, Nancy
Glines, Roger
Glover, Annette P.
Graham, Bobby Don
Graham, Emilie
Grant, Sharleen
Grange, Margaret
Granthem» Glen W.
Gray, Shirley
Grayson, Jean
Green, Joyce
Green, June
Green, Sherry Ann
Greene. Chloe Ann
Green, Myrna
Greenhalgh, Jinean
Greenhelgh. Utahna
Greenwood. Jessie Kay
Gregorsen. Marden
Griffith. Doyle Robert
Griffith. Dare W.
Grigg. Delma
Griffin, Gary Vernon
Gubler. Jerald R.
Griffiths. Marie
Griffeth, Gary G.
Groo, Denis
Grover. Judy
Grover. Sharel
Groberg. Richard H.
Gudmundson, C. W.
Guild, Diane
Gunter. Richard
Gunther, Stanley J.
Gurney. Deanna
Gurney, Patricia Marie
Gustavason, Verl Joseph
Hacking, LanJ
Hacking. Joan
Haddock. Gary
Haddock, Joan
Haeussler, Gloria
Hafen. Carol
Halght, Charlotte
Hahn, Barbara
Haines. Daryle
Hales, Lee
EP1!H
Goff. Roland C.
Golden. James
Gooch. Thomas L,
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381
Freshmen
Hales, Sloan
Hall, Briggs
Hall. Darrell
Hall, Gary
Hall, Julie Ann
Hammond, Bill
Hammer. Beverly
Hammond, Judy
Hammond, Myrna
Hammond, Patty
Hamrick, Jim
Hamson Margaret
Hancey, K. L.
Hancock. Faye
Hancock, Jaren
Hanks. David L.
Hanks, Eugene
Hanna, Marian L.
Hannig, Karen
Hansen, Brent D.
Hansen, Carol
Hansen, Gary R.
Hansen, Gordon L.
Hansen, Kent B.
Hansen, Margaret
Hansen, Mavis Leia
Hansen, Patricia
Hansen. Norma
Hansen, Nancy
Hansen, Patsy
Hansen, Ralph B.
Hanson, Roger
Hanson, Tom
Harding, Don L.
Hardman, Bert LaVoy
Hardy, Doug
Hardy, Paula
Hanker, MeJvyn
Harger, Irene
Hardy, Wanetta Jean
Harker, Ronald
Harmon, Julta
Harris, Arlen A.
Harris, Darrell L.
Harris, Dale
Harris,
Harris,
Harris,
Harris,
Harris,
Harris,
Enid
Frances
Linda Lee
Meredith
Nola Kay
Patricia M.
Harris, Fay
Harris, Paul Lavern
Harrison, David
Harris, Sheila
Harris, Sharon
Harrison, Robert
Harrison, Shirley Dove
Harrison, Wayne A. Jr.
Hart, Paul D.
Hart, James D.
382
T
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Hartley, Charles M.
Hart, Paul Douglas
Hart. Sherlyn
Harvey. James I.
Hartman, Larry
Hartwell. Ed
Harch, Forrest
Hastings. Eldon E.
Hatch, Antoinette
Hatch. Mary
Hatch. Lawrence
Haskell, Leo Dwane
DUST AND BRUSH seemed to be the order of things at the bottom.
Hatch, Sandra
Hatch, Sharon
Hatch, Valeria
Hatori. Donald K.
Hatt, Jeanne
Hausler, Don
Hawkins. Dorothy Bee
Hawley, Merrill
Hawkins, Earlene
Haws. Donna
Haws, Janice
Hayes, Gary E.
Haynie, Adele
Haynie. Alma Ann
Heath, Mary Louise
Heath, Shirleen M., Jr.
Heemeyer, Lois
Heaton, Sharon
Heber. Clifford R.
Heiner, Thane
Heinzig, Iris
Helm, Donald
Henderson, Dee
Henderson, Cecil
Henderson, Kay
Hendrickson, Lynn
Hendricks. Robert
Henkel, Dorothy
Henkel, Orson
Hennlngsen. Tove
Henricksen. Mary Jo
Henricksen, Lenola Irene
Henrie, Ann
Harney. Henrietta
Heppler, Lawrence
Herbert. Frank
Herrick, Betty Jo
Herron. Barbara
Hess. Edward
Hess, Lee Ann
Hewitt. George
Heugly, Helen Durnae
Heurkens, Barbara
Henckley. Nanette
Hiatt. Lewis A.
Hibbert, Donna Mae
Hibbert, Annette
Hiatt. Sherry Lynn
Hickman. Cherl
Hicken. Clyde
Hicken. John Robert
Hickman. Warren
Higgins, Nancy
Hight, Dawn
Hilden, H. Gordon
Higham. Zee Ann
B9P
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383
¥iM^
Hill, Beverly
Hill, Don
Hill, Joanne
Hinsch. Nancy
Hirschi, Max
Hinhe, Harold
Hislop, David
Hitchcocit, Karleen
Hobson, H. Carlos
Hoen, James
Hodgklnson, Judy
Hoffman, Cheryl
Hoffman, Ronald
Hoffman, Carl
Holdaway, Boyd F.
Holdaway. Donna Vee
Holdaway, Klin
Holland, JacV
Holllngshead, Joey
Hollingworth, Brent
Holman, Kathleen
Holm, Jeannene
Holman, Norman
Holmes, Marian K.
Holsten, Sharon
Holt, Ivan K.
Holyoalc, Clara Marie
Holtom. Steve
Homer, Bettv
Hone, Glayde D.
Honeycutt, Jim
Hoopes, Grover
Hopkins, Thomas D.
Hoplcinson, Richard H.
Hopple. Wayne
Horlacher, David R.
House, Donna
Howard. Gloria
Howard. Lynn
Howarth, Dorothy
Howells, Karen
Howlet-t, Mary
Hoyrup, Mons
Hubbard. Ray
Hoyt, Marsha
Hubbs, Keith
Huber, Margaret
Hulgens, Orven
Huffaker, Ruth
Huggins, Cotleen
Hughes, Arthur Thomas
Hughes, Joan
Hughes, Gene
Hughes. Kelly Ann
Hughes. Shirley
Hulse, Evelyn Ann
Humphries, Joan
Humphries, Shirley
Hunsakey, Sandra
Hughes, Yvonne
Hunt, Dale G.
Hunt, Darwin Lee
Hunt, James Olaus
Hunter, Barbara K.
Hunter, Craig
Hunter, llene
Hunter, Lois Anne
Hunter, Richard Allen
Hunter, Richard Brent
Hunter, William B.
Hurst, Paul J.
Hurst. Yvonne
Hutchlngs, Edward K,
Hutchlngs, Robert
Hutchison, Colleen
Hyde, Nanette
384
James. Lamar
Jameson. Arnold
January. Mary
Jardine. Bonnie Marii
Jorvis, Nei
Jarvis. Stephen K.
Jensen. Alice Faye
Jenson, Afton
Jeffery
Loilonl
Jensen,
Annette
Jensen.
Bryce
Jensen,
CamMIe
Jensen.
Dennis
Jensen.
Gaie
Jensen.
Gary O.
Jensen.
Gwen
Jensen.
JoAnn
Jensen.
Larry C.
Jensen,
Losca Lee
Jensen,
Nancy
Jensen,
Ted
Jensen,
Paul
Jensen,
Vernon
Jespersan, Pauline
Jeppson
. Calvin W.
Jessen,
Eldon
Jessen,
Joan
Johansen, Robert
Johns, Glenda D.
Johns, J
udy
Johns, Merrill
Johnson
Barry L.
Johnson
Afton F.
Johnson
Claudia
Johnson
David E.
Johnson
Dorothy Ann
Johnion
Elizabeth
Johnson
Douglas
Johnson
Elva M.
Johnson
Genlel
Johnson
Deverl
Johnson
Grove r
Johnson
Jim
Johnson
Joneen
Johnson
Judy
Johnson
Kathleen
Johnson
Kimber
Johnson
Kaye
385
Freshmen
Johnson, Larid D.
Johnson, Linnera
Johnson, L. Orlln
Johnson, Marilyn
Johnson, Linda Rae
Johnson,
Merrill
Johnson,
Marvin
Johnson,
Merrill
Johnson.
Morgan
Johnson,
Ned L
Johnson,
Ralphine
Johnson.
Patricia M
Johnson,
Raymond
Johnson,
Rick
Johnson.
Robert
Johnson, Theodore P.
Johnson, Wanda M.
Johnston, Lujean
Johnstun, Carol
Jolley, Carl H.
Joll^y, Sanda K.
Joliey, Clark
Jones, Carol
Jolley, Janeen
Jones, Judy
Jones, Kathryn
Jones, Lloyd W.
Jones, Mary Ann
Jones, Merrilyn LaRee
Jones, Rock
Jones, Virginia
Jorgensen, David W.
Jones, Vonda
Jordan, Kim Lee
Jorgensen, G. Norman
Jorgenson, Ronald
Josle, Sonia Kathleen
Jowers, Peggy
Judd, Louise
Judd, Frank Fuller
Julander, Llllie
Kalna, Earl
Kaiser. Dolores
Kangasniemi, Hilkka
Kapele, John
Kapp, Janice
Kearl, Marie
Keeler, Dixie
Kellett, Kay
Kee. Louie W,
Kelly, Nancy
Keller, Barbara
Kemp, Dean R.
Kenley, Lynn
Kempf, Katherine
Kenley, Vern
Kenner, Brenda
Kenney. Don
Kennedy, Glenn
Kerbs, Eugene
Key. Bryan E.
Kim, Heangja
Kimball, Jay Crandall
Kimball, Parrel
Kimball, Joan
Kimball, Marcia
King. Carl L.
Kingsford. Afton
Kintzley, Thelma
Kirby, Janice
Klrby, Bobby
W.
386
Kruger, Caroline
Kukahilco, Glenn
Kunz. Vic
Kurtz. Audrey
Kwiatkowski, Fred
Lahmann. Robert
Laine, Dixie
Lamb, Le Grande
Lamb, Laurelie
Lambert, Eugene
Lambert, Kay Jean
Lombson, Louise
LamoreauK, Jack
Lane, Guylen R.
Lanea, Bordin
Lane, Josle
Larsen, Barbara
Langford, Shermari
Larsen, Karen
Larsen, Nancy
Larsen, Rayanna
Lasson, Calvin G.
Larson, Doris May
Larson, Jackie
Larson. Howard
Larson, Robert C.
Larson, Roger C.
Lasson, Elaine
Lasson, B. Eugene
Latimer, Lynne
Lawter, Sharon
Laudie, Drew
Lawrence, Darlene
Lawrence, Robert
Lawson, Jon
Layton, Carol
Leavitt, Bertha Anna
Leavett, Carol Jean
LeBaron, Bentlcy
Leaf, Lawerence
LeBaron, Charles
Lee, Eldon V.
Lee, Gary
Lee, Ladonna
Lee, Mike
Lee, Steph
Lee, Virgie
Lee, Robert
387
r 1 .
Freshmen
Lee.
Wallace R.
Lee. :
Zelda
Lees.
Jerry
Lemmon. Gene
Lee. Zetta
Lendt
, Welda B.
Leona
rd. Sonja
LeRoy
', Danny
Lervold, John
Levar.
Jeddy
Lesley
. Shirley
Lewis
Dorothy
Lewis.
Garn
Lewis.
Glen C.
Lewis,
Glenna Gay
Lewis.
Janice
Lewis,
Hooker
Lewis,
Marilyn
Lewis.
Venice
Liddle
. Alfred S.
LIddell, Rulon
Uddle. Wallace
Leifson. Jack
Lillard, Sonia
Lilly. Vivian
Linde. Carofyn
Lindsfrom. Gayle
Liston, Sandra
Linton, Gayle
Lister, Allen
Litton. Janice
Livingston. Nancy
Livingston. Ronald
Lloyd. Barbara
Lloyd. Pat
Loder, Beverly
Lobos. Amilcar
Loder, Bruce W.
Lofgran. Wayne
Logsdon. David P.
Long. Henry
Long. JoAnn
Long, Richard Kay
Loose. Loris Pat
Losee. Richard D.
Lorz. Forrest
Lohrldge. Ann
Lounsbury, Donald
Loveland, Emerson R.
Lovell. Pauline
Low, Bill
Loveless, Dave
Loverldge, Bernell
Lowder, CoIIIne
Lowder, Patricia Ann
Lowry, James
Lowther, Leo
Lund. Bill
Lund, Nina
Lund, Larry J.
Lunt. LaRalne
Lundquist, John Milton
Lundy. Guy M,
Lunt. Myrna
Lybbert, W. Dean
Lyman, Joyce
Lyon. Pat
Lyon, Suzanne
MacDonald, Edwin
Mabey. Kent L.
Macaulay. Thomas
Macfarlane, Larry
Macit, Rodney
MacKay, Jerald
Mackay, Heten
Mackey, Ellen Jean
388
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389
Freshmen
Metcolf, Mavis
Michoelis, Elaine
Michie, Lois
Michie, Mark
Miles. Ruth
Miller, Diane
Miller. V. Fawntelle
Miller. Harold
Marion
LaVon
Shirley
Shirfey
Tom
John
Mills, Vernalie
Milne, Nancy
Miner, Sheila
Miner. Edward Glen
Minson, Carol Ann
Minor, Jay
Minson, Ronald
Mitchell, Derald Lamar
Mitton. Annette
Mitchell, Jim
Mitton. Reid
Mobley. Par
Moeller. Karen
Moffett, Joana
Moffit, Henry
Mohler, Eldon
Mohlman, Grant
Mohlman, Marilee
390
Mc-Ne
MontgomefY, Francene
Montgomery, Robert
Molloy, Jerry
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EN-GALLON HAT fits bandleader Dick Ballou for Wyoming game.
Moody. Catherine
Moore, Ronald
Moorse. William
Moosman, Jewel
Morgan, John
Morgan. Scott
Moroni, Joyce
Morgan. Joyce
Morley. Carole
Morris, Ephraim B.
Morris, Judy
Morris. Lee J,
Morris. Myrno J.
Morrison. Beverly
Morriton. Hila
Morrison, Joan
Mortensen. Dorothy
Mortensen, Myro Foye
Moulton. Clark A., Jr.
Mower, Marilyn
Mueller, Sharon A.
Muhlestein. Mary K.
Mulhern, Arleene
Moyle. Joseph A.
Muirbroolt, Gordon K.
Muir. Elmo
Munk, Marilyn
Murchie. Patricia J.
Murdock, Karen
Murdock, Sue
Murphy, Vira Ann
Murphy, Alan
Murray, Pauline
Myers, Ted
Mykol. Elsa D.
Nackos. Charles
Nackos. Louis J.
Nasman. Eddie J.
Nalder, Lanny J.
Nalder, G. Roger
Nash. Veria
Nanto. Robert M.
Nasman, Gary
Nay, Arleno
Neal, Alice
Neal. Dallas H.
Neol, Glenys
Nay, Jean
Neilon. Thomas
Nelson, Grace C.
Nelson. Lucille
Neal, John
Nelson, Kay
Nelson, Dean
Neilson, Paul
Nelson, Narene
391
Nelson
Gordon
Nelson
Janice
Nelson
Kent R.
Nelson.
Martin
Nelson,
Marcia
Nelsan,
Rodney
Nelson,
Mary Ann
Nelson,
Phyllis
Nelson,
Rhea
Nelson,
Serge
Neslen,
Sharon
Nelson.
Sherlan
Nelson,
Veda
Nelson,
Verne
Newbold. Marilyn
Newman
Peggy
Newman
Darlene
Newman
Diane
Newman
Nancy Ann
Newman
Jane
mm^s.
Nicholson, Jacqueline
Nelson. Elaine
Nicol, Karen
NIchol. Jack W.
Nielson, Brent
Nielsen, DeAnn
Neilson, Elwood
Nielsen. Diane
Nielson. Kareen
Nielson, John
Nielson, Judy
Nielson, Larry K.
Nielsen, Marcus
Nielsen, Margene
Nielson, Myrna
Nielson, Nella
Nielsen, Swen
Nielsen, Pete
Nielson, Stephen M.
Niles, Barbara Lena
Nims, Janet
Noorlander, Mike
Nolan, George
Nixon. Suzanne
Nordgren, Vicki Dawn
Nordstrom, Gary
Norton, Gary B.
Norton. Harold L.
Northrop, Sherena
Norton. Dorothy Jean
Novakovlch, Stephen
Norton, Richard L.
Nuttall, William R.
Nunes, Pearl Ann
Nybo, June
Ober, Georgia M.
Oberhansley, Loa Ann
Obray, Vern Delmar
O'Brien, Robert
Oertle, Linda Dee
O'Brien, Jim
Ogborn. Corwin
Ohman, Janice
Okelberry, Shirlene
Okey, John E.
Oldham, Mereso
Olds, Norma
Oliver, Brian
Olsen. Audrey
Olsen, Delbert
Olsen. David Blair
Olson. Harold
Olsen, Jimmy
Olsen. Karen
Olsen, Melvin E.
Olsen, Larry
392
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Ord, Sharon
Orr, Diane
Orroclt, Luci
Orton, John W.
Osborne, Susan
Oscarson, Cheryl
Ostler, Julie
Ostler, Betsey
Ousbye. Don
Otterstrom, Tom
Ovard. Barbara
Oviott. Gayle
Oviatt. John D.
Overson, Leland
Oveson, Mary
Owen, Lois
Ontoby. Lou Jean
Owen, Richard D.
Owens. Voncile
Ozawa. Fern K.
Pace, Carol
Pace, Dean
Pace, Linda Jean
Pack, Patricia
Packard, Mary Ann
Pack. Russell
Packer, LoRane
Pago. Gary
Page. Jim
Palmer. Junelle
Palmer, Maureen
Palmer, Lynne
Pankhurst, Geroldln
Palmer, Susanne
Parker, Carol
Parker, Ctair L.
Parker. Gilbert
Margo
Marilyn
Donald
Parkei
Parkei
Parkei
Parkin, Kay Marie
Parkin. Colleen Ruth
Parks, Shannon
Parris, Imogene
Parry, Barbara Ann
Parsons. Sharon
Patterson. Patricio
Pascoe, Wayne A.
393
Payne. Patricia
Paul. Lynn K.
Payne. Robert L.
Peacock. Evelyn M.
Peabody. Dale
Pearson, Kayle
Peacock, Vlone
Pearson. Clee B.
Pearson, Mary Louise
Pearson, Adele
Pepper, Judy
Pendrey, L. McKay
Pedkins, Calsa Barbara
Perkins, Cliff
Perkins, Gary L.
Perkins, Margo
Perkins, Reetha
Perrett, Heber D.
Peter, Alan
Perry. Joanne
Peters, Janet
Peterson, Bryan
Petersen, Don
Petersen, Eleanor
Petersen, George
Peterson, R. Boyd
Petersen, Thelma Ruth
Petersen, Alma Kent
Peterson, Byron P.
Peterson, Cher!
Peterson, Clyde
Peterson, Dale
Peterson, Joyce
Peterson, Gary Bert
Peterson, Denis
Peterson, Judi
Peterson, Judith
Peterson. Judy
Petersen, Karen
Peterson, Kenneth
Peterson. LuDeen
Peterson. Marilyn
Peterson, Nile
Peterson, Mary J.
Peterson. Phil
Peterson, Ronald
Peterson, Stella J.
Peterson. Stephen
PeHit, Joy
Phillips, Gerard
Petty, Bonnidean
Phair, Gary
Phair. Larry
Phelps, Sonja
Pierce. Myron L,
Pierce. Ronald L.
PInegar, Dale
Pinegar. Man L.
Pittman, Sue
Piper, LaRee
Plumb, Marlow W.
Poggione. Marsha
Politis, Constan tines
Pollan. Lew-
Pond. Frances
Pope, Larry
394
TUDENTS SIGN for polio shots under sponsorship of Blue Keys.
Porter. Pot
Poulson, Lynn
Poulton, Marvin
Powell. Dean
Powell, Ald& Mae
Powell, Ann
Powell, Dixie Lee
Pcwell. Delburt
Powell, James A.
Powell, Ronald
Poyfair, Chen
Powell. Lynn K.
Pratt. Darlene
Pratt, Douglas
Pratt, Martha Rush
Pratt. Wallace
Price, Bud O.
Price, Charlene
Price. Derrill
Price, Harvey E.
Prina, Peter
Prlsbrey, Donna
Prows, Ella Mae
Prusse. Judith
Puff, Charles E.
Pugh, Sandra
Pugmire. Ruth Ann
Purvis, James H,
Pulsipher, Vaughn
Pulley. Dallas
Putman, Norman
Quick, Sharon
Quirl, Barbara
Rabidou. Donna
Raddon, Dorthey
Qulnnett, John
Rampton, Martha
Randall, Elbert
Randall, Karen
Randall. Melvin Kay
Randall, Lloyd
Ray. Karen
Roy, Kathyleen
Ray. Margo
Royor, Darlene
Raymond. Barbara
Read, Frank
Read, Lee
Reading. Carolee
Redd, Cherry
Rebal. David
Redd, Linda
Reber, Marilyn
Redd. Patricia
Reddish. Jacquetyn
Reece, Joan
Reed, Phylls Jean
Reeder. Lynn B.
Rees, DIcIc
Reed, Carl W., Jr.
Reese, James
Reese, David
Reese. Sandra
Reeve, Sharon
Reeves. Jack
Reid, Ann
Reidhead, John
Reiche, Ralph
PlEI
395
Freslimen
Reld. Sharon
Remington, Pat
Rencher, Lureen
Revo, Diane
Rencher, Leonard
Reynolds, H. Lorraine
Reynolds, Dixie
Rex, Norman Dale
Rex, Verda I.
Rex. Ferrin James
Richey, Foresf
Richens, Fern
Richey, Floyd
Richie, Alma
Richins, Coroi
Richins, Deanna
Richins, Jerry G.
Robb. Wilnia Helen
Riess, Geraldlne
Riding. John A.
Roberts. Beverly
Roberts. JoAnn
Roberts, Lois
Robertson, Kenneth F,
Robins. Lorene
Roberts. Wendell
Robertson. Scott
Robins, Patricia
Robinson, Barbara
Robinson. Grant E.
Robinson,
Robinson.
Robinson,
Robinson,
Lu Jean
Shirley
Pat
Millie
Rohbock, Teddy
Robison, Clayne
Robison. Derrel
Roclcwood. Eleanor
Rogers. Hawiey
Rogers, Milton
Roland. Peggy
Rogers, Robert
Rose, Charles
Romney. Maurine
Rooks. Bet+y Lou
Rossiter, Carol L.
Rounds. Jay
Roundy, Bernell
Roundy, Jerry
Rossiter, Terry
Rountree, Phyllis
Rowberry. David Merlin
Rowberry. Kara
Rowe. Larry
Rowley. Joan
Rowley, Raymond S.
Rowley. Walter
Rowe. Klara
Rowley. Ronald Dee
Ruge. James
Rumel. Pam
Rummler, Roy
Ruplinger. Kathryn
Rupp. Jeri
Russell, Carol R.
Russon, Ann Ranae
396
Rutherford, Peggy
Rutledge, Cherry
Rutledge, J. Raymond
Sfibey, Keith
Rynehert, JoAnne
Rutledge, William
Saibers, Lathelan
Salazar, Lillle V.
Salisbury, David
Sampson, Shirley
Salisbury, Marlow W.
Sampson, Douglas C.
SNflTH LOUNGE provides leisure hour entertainment in television.
Samuel, Margaret Ann
Sams, Dana
Samuelson, Trudy
Sandberg, Ann
Sand berg, Howard E.
Sanderson, Helen
Sandwicic, Diana
Sansom. Gary
Sant, Sharyn
Sauvaget, Marie Helene
Sawyer, Dick
Sayner, Florence
Schaefermeyer, Jeanene
Schaumann, Jon P.
Schelsky, Gail
Schempp, Lois
Schencit, Leroy
Schill, Gerhard D.
Schlund, Sandra
Schmidt. George W.
Schneyder, Leslie
Schofield, Sharlene
Schoft, Charles H.
Scholes, Robert
Scholes, Carol
Schow, Sharon Lee
Schrimshire, Elma R.
Schroeter, Clare
Schwab, Scott K.
Scoresby, Gaye
Scott. Annette
Scott, June
Scott, Myrnatee
Seamons, Marlene
Seeley, Peggy
Seely, Sonya
Sedgwick. Donald H.
Senne, Joellen Kay
Sennhauser, Lore
Sexsmith, Jean
Severns, Pamela
Sevy, Carlo
Seymour, Elva Loree
Shaffer, Vonda
Sharp, Beveriy
Shaw, Don
Sheffield, JoAnn
Sharp, Janyce
Shepherd, Jerry E.
Shell. Verl D.
Shelton, Donna
Shields, E. Marie
Shields, Janice
Shirk, Donna
Shore, Daryle Jean
Shields, Glenn
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397
Freshmen
Shreeve, Dale
Shuey. Valerie
Shumway, David
Shumway. Gary
Shunn. Donald
Shumv^i
ay, Sylvia
Shupe
Silva.
Larry
BeHa
Slemssen, Joanne
Sidwell, Dorothy
Simac.
Silver.
Ellen
Jean
Simmons. Jean
Simmons. Karen Su
Simper. Iris M.
Simpson. Iris
Simpson. Shirley
Sinclair, Jerry
Singleton, Monroe
Sjoblom. Dee Ann
Skelton, Jim
Skousen. Owen Daniel
Skousen. Karyle
Skousen. Sherren
Slade, J. Dion
Skoy, Vernon
Slade, Rosalie
Smith, Alan
Smith.
Smith.
Smith,
Smith.
Smith,
Smith,
Smith.
Smith,
Arlen
Arnetta
Art
Catherine
David W.
De Anna
Edele
Diane
Smith. Forrest
Smith. Eugene E.
Smith. George
Smith. Furlann
Smith. Gerald
Smith. Gordon
Smith, Jacquelyn
Smith. Jerry
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith.
Smith.
Smith,
James Melvin
Janice
Karl L.
Keith
Lenora
Marian
Smith, Martha
Smith, Mirro
Smith, Monty
Smith. Noel
Smith, Sandra
Smith. Sharon
Smith. Sharon Lynn
Smith, Shirley
Smith, Ronald
Smith. Ray
Smurthwaite. Mary
Smithson, Clark
Smythe, Hefen
Snyder, Darryl
Snow. Carol Le»
Snowball. Alice Noeld*
Soha, Vickl
Solum, Darrell
Sorensen. Charfes
Somerville. David J,
Sones, James 0.
Sorensen, Margaret A.
Sorensen. Sheila Ann
Sorenson. J. Leon
Sorenson. Ken
Southwell. William
398
FOOTBALL WEATHER was a bit wet for many of season's games
Spurlock, C. P-^f
Squires, Ramon L.
Stoddard, Bob
Stoddard, Margaret
Storrs, Elaine
Stringam, G. Bryan
Stringam, Ruth
Sudweeks, Anita
Suarez, Olga C,
Sullivan, James David
Summers, Robert
Sumner, Dee Ann
Sumsion, Franic
Sutherland, Exie
Swalnston, Paul
Swain, Keltti
Swalberg, Carma
Swanson, Robert
Sweatt, Barbra
Sweeten, Fay
Swensen, Marilyn
Swenson,
Swenson, Geraldlne
Stadmiller, Barbara
Swenson, Sharleen
Staker. Lynn L.
Staley, Roger
Standifird, Lynn
Stanton, David
Starts, Ike
Stay, Maxine
Steed, Michael
Steele, Shirley
Steffensen, Sonia
Stephens, LaVon
Stephenson, Kathryn
Stevens, Murray Robert
Stettler, Janfce
Stevenson, David L.
Stevenson, Wilifred R.
Stevenson, Diane
Stevenson, William Charles
Stevenson, William V,
Stewart, Barry
Stewart, Dave
Stewart, James L. Jr.
Stewart, Gary
Stewart, Lois
Stewart, Renee
Stewart, Mary Lynne
Stewart, Sandra
Stiles, Pattie
Stimpson, Sharlene
Stock, Darls
Stockton, Wayne
Stirling, Keith
399
Freshmen
Stoker, Vanae
Stoltes, Larry
Stolces, Ned
Stone, Doug
Stone. Duane
Stoslch, David Jon
Stone, Margaret
Stoneking, Jack
Stout, Diane
Stout, Carol
Strasser, Margo
Strate, Eleanor Kaye
StroKord. Jack
Stratton, Betsey
Stratton. David
Strebel. Robert M.
Stratton, Richard
Strayer, George
Strebe, David
Strickland, Leita
Strlcktln, Mary Ellen
Stringham, Golda
Strong, James
Struthers. Buehl L.
Stubbert, Colin
Stubbs, Arlena L.
Stubbs, Clifford
Taggert. Lyie R.
Togg, Howard
Stumph, Joseph Kay Jr.
Talbot, James Edwin
Tanner, Adele
Tanner, Bruce
Tanner, Gary
Tanner, Larry
Tote, Charlene
Tanner, Ronald
Taylor. Barbara Ciarene
Tauchin, Patty
Taylor, Beverly A.
Taylor, Clarence LaDell
Taylor, Dalian
Taylor. Dean
Taylor, Harold
Taylor, Frankie
Taylor, Elwood
Taylor, Janet
Taylor, Jerry
Taylor, Karen
Taylor Kathryn A,
Taylor, Larry B.
Taylor, Louise
Taylor, Martha J.
Taylor. Mary Frances
Taylor, Robert
Taylor, Robert A.
Taylor, Rulon V.
Taylor, Sandra
Taylor, Sharleen
Taysom, Ruth Anette
Taylor, Virginia
Taylor, R. Valden
Tobbs, Daniel
Teela, Gerald
Tenney, Bill
Telford, Terry Lynn
Terry, C. Richard
Tenney, Claudia
Till, Eugene
Terry, Mary Ellen
Tidwell, Darlene
Tidwell, Ray
Tingey, Nola
Tipton. Marifyr)
Thackeray, Carole Jean
Tipfon, Gary
400
Thorson. Robert
Thurgood, Glen
Thurston, Alayne
Tolbert, Sherril
Thurston, Nancy
Tolley, Deanna
Tolley, Harold C.
Tolman, Marilyn
Tolman, L. Kirk
Tcombs, Bevelyn
Topham, Daniel P.
Topham, Mardell D,
Tower, Harold A.
Towle. M\h'i
Tracy, Kay
Tranter, Joene
Traver, Lonnle
Tribett, Gary
Trtmnal, Gloria
Tripp, Paul
Trost, Charles F.
Truman, Ferrol L.
Tsuji, Ernest Yoshio
Tryon, M. Leon
Tueller, Daleene
Tucker, Deon
Tuft, Nadeane
Tufts, Gwen
Turley, Katherine
Turner, Bill
Turner, Karen
Turner, Suzanne
Tuttle, Ruth
Turpin, Karen
Tweten, Georgins
Twitchell, Noel
Twitty, Charyle
Udall, Don A.
Ulmer, Kay
Urie, Dorothy
Udy, Anne
Unck, Pat
Ure, Colleen
Valle, Silvia
Van Kampen, Brent
Van Orman, Roy
Van Leuven, Kay
Van Quill. Mike
401
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Freshmen
Van Wagoner, Mart
Vance. Sheryl
Vandergrift, Carol Sue
VerWeIre, William A
VIcenti. Nina L.
Vest. Lee
Vernon. Skoy
Vincent, Jean B.
Voss. Ralph Nell
Vincent. Sylvia
Walker. Jean Ellen
Walker, Melvin H.
Walker, Royce B.
Walker, Thurza
Walker, Verlene
Wallis, Travis L.
Wallwork. Marlin G.
Walston. Jerry
Walton, Steven D.
Ward, Robert L.
Ware, Gerald Max
Warner, Derral C.
Warner, James W.
Warren, Barbara
Washburn. Richard
Warren. Gary
Warren. Connie
Washburn, Roland
Watkins, Peggy
Watkins, Prince L.
Watson, Dolores
Watson, Jack
Watson, Robert Gayl
Watt, Diane
Watts, Richard
WaHs, Blaine
Wayman, Mary Carol
Webb, Cecil Wildon
Webb. Carolyn
Webb, Emma Lou
Webb, Janet
Webb. Jeanne
Webb, Kay
Webb. Richard
Weber. Patsy
Weber, Allen
Weeks, Mike
Weidauer, Leona
Weidner, Roger
Weight, Howard
Weight, Linda
Welch, Norma
Wells, Edward
Wells. Robert H.
West, Donna Marlene
Wells. Sam
Wendelboe. Shirley
Wemple. Joan
West. James D.
West. Jane
West. Sharon
Westenskow. Carolyn
Westerduln. Johanna E.
Westfall. Ron
Westover. James
Westwood. Elizabeth Sus
402
Va-Vlfr
Whitman, Darlene
Whitmer, Leroy
Whitmore, Geraldine
Whittle. LaDawn
Whittle. Melba
Widdison, Bart
Wilcox, Carol
Widdison, Joan
Wilcox, Jerry
Wilde, Norma
Wilhoit, Oarrel
Wilkey, Georga
Willey, Steve
Williams. DarT
Williams, Fred
Williams, Laura Joyce
Willis, Golda
Wilson, Anne
Wilson, Arvie R.
Wilson, Betty
Wilson, Marba
Wilson, Maurice DeVon
Wilson, Roger
Wimber. Nancy
Wimmer, David R.
Winn, Virgil Arftiur
Winters. Evan B.
Wistisen. Martin
Wong, Cornelia
Wold, Joyce
Wold. Larny
Wolsey. Edward John
Wolverton, Garrett
Wood, Grant R.
Wood, Janet
Woodbury. Beau
Woodbury. Nadine
Woodruff, Ella Mae
Woolstenhulme, Dick
Workman. Lee A.
Woolston, Claudia
Workman. Bobbie A.
Worley, Jan
Worlton, Tom
Wride, Anna Marie
Wride, Dale Hayward
Wright, Dale
Wride, Dawn Ray
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Freshmen
Wr-Za
Wright. Kaye
Wright. Dolores
Wright, Frances T.
Wright. James R.
Wright. Joye
Wright, Karen
Wright, Mary Lou
Wright. Kei*h N.
Wright. Meredith
Wright. Robert Lee
Wright, Sharron
Wrigley, Marvin
Wynn. Brent
Wynn, Russell
Wyss. Eileen
Wunderli. Yvonne
Yardley. Gene
Yardley, Mary
Yardley. Nancy
Yeates, Carole
Yergensen. Rae Jean
Ylngling, Laura May
Younce. Pat
Yorgason. Vanja
Young. Lynn B.
Young, Marilyn S.
Young, Carol Gay
Young. Dennis
Young. DeWayne
Young, Lauretta
Ziegler, Robert Pingree
Zarlf, Roberto
Freshmen Activities
"DEAR ETHEL: Today we visited exotic lower campus . . .
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"WHV don't you listen? That's not my name!"
'Y' DAY and you have to be allergic to whitewash!"
VIEW of intrepid photographer, with cleverly concealed face, recording unguarded moments for posterity.
"IT'S JUST a little something I picked up on Kodiac Island." BRIGHT YOUNG chemist discovers fantastic new expio-
sive. (Seconds later, chemist, photographer, and ESC
building went up in a blaze of glory).
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.V,. ..^v.v^ Jentley, Anna Lee Christensen, Phillip Cluff, Rex Allen Eggertsen.
Vincent Virgil Griner, Kenneth Ernest Hafen, Yvonne Lott, Marvie Leilani
McGookin, Robert Mahan, Albert Lester iMiddlebrooks, Gwendolyn
Odum, lyiernfl Marie Porter, Joan Sperry and George Allen Wager.
Facts and Figures of BYU
Cumulative enrollment grouped according to states and countries
% FOURTEEN SOUTHERN STATES
Texas 139
Virginia '^5
North Carolina 34
Florida 29
Georgia 1°
South Carolina 18
Oklahoma 13
Mississippi 12
West Virginia 7
Alabama 6
Kentucky 5
Tennessee 5
Louisiana 5
Arkansas 3
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ELEVEN NEW ENGLAND AND
EASTERN SEABOARD
New York 71
Pennsylvania 34
New Jersey 25
Maryland 18
District of Columbia 18
Massachusetts 12
Conecticut 7
Maine 6
Vermont 3
Rhode Island 3
New Hampshire 1
198
THIRTY FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Canada 269
Mexico 49
Korea 15
Guatemala 14
Germany 9
ZZZZZ'Z'ZZ 8
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Iran
Japan
Finland
Great Britain
Denmark
Samoa
Australia .".....
Greece
India
New Zealand
Sweden
Switzerland 2
South America (5 coimtries) 15
Burma
France
Holland
North Africa
Norway
Siam
Spain
West Africa .
428
TWELVE CENTRAL STATES
Illinois 55
Indiana 30
Michigan 30
Iowa 24
Wisconsin 24
Ohio 23
Kansas 21
Minnesota 21
Missouri 16
Nebraska 15
South Dakota 12
North Dakota 6
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ELEVEN WESTERN STATES
Utah 4658
California 1657
Idaho 1081
Arizona 395
Oregon 318
Nevada 282
Washington 253
Wyoming 168
Colorado 167
Montana 127
New Mexico 101
9207
THREE TERRITORIES
Hawaii 79
Alaska 13
Canal Zone 1
93
RECAPITULATION
Eleven Western States 9207
Twelve Central States 277
Fourteen Southern States 339
Eleven New Eng. & E. Seaboard .... 198
Three Territories 93
Thirty Foreign Countries 428
10,542
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Enrollment summary of Brigham Young University including laboratory school, extension students.
ENROLLMENT SUMMARY — 1956-57
COLLEGE
Freshman Sophomore Junior
Biological & Agricultural Sciences 228 220 202
Commerce 358 304 342
Education 287 400 452
Family Living 162 125 90
Fine Arts 206 145 136
Graduate School
Humanities and Social Sciences 209 220 230
School of Nursing 65 49 27
Physical and Engineering Sciences 545 380 277
Recreation, Health, Phys. Ed. & Athletics 101 94 94
General Registration 1548 513 78
Senior
184
325
457
83
135
240
47
254
100
8
Graduate Men
765
1
7
3
3
547
3
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2
2
934
483
6
310
395
559
1
1481
268
1128
Women
69
396
1120
457
315
152
343
187
29
123
1021
Total
834
1330
1603
463
625
547
902
188
1510
391
2149
TOTALS 3709
Summer Quarter — 1956
2450 1928 1833
622
6330
1542
4212
962
Total Daytime College Resident Students
Evening Residence - 1035
Extension Class and Correspondence 1731
TOTALS
Less Duplications, 1956 Svunmer School
Evening, Extension and Correspondence
Net Cumulative Total — College Level
B.Y.U. High School
Junior High School 78
Senior High School 105
B.Y.U. Elementary School 99
Total B.Y. High and Elementary School 282
TOTAL STUDENTS ON B.Y.U. CAMPUS
'Includes (47) 5th year Engineers
1168
1154
10542
2504
13046
2203
2885
18134
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16289
70 184
79 184
107 206
256 538
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FRONT ROW: Colette Thomas, Barbara Dunn, Dick Smart,
Marilyn Billings, Helen Walser, Dr. Henry Isaksen, Advisor.
BACK ROW: Bates Westerberg, Ron Paul, Bob Bateman, How-
ard Ellison, Nedd McArthur, Barrie Wasden, Don Van Noy.
ORIENTATION COMMITTEE
PREFERENCE BALL COMMITTEE
FRONT ROW: Les Mason, Pat Edwards, Mary McKay, Barrie
McKay, Karen Wright, La Dean Wright. BACK ROW: Jerry HaU,
Duane Christensen, Bob Anderson, Byron Fisher, Raleigh Hunts-
man, Reed Blake.
FRONT ROW: Dawn Keppner, Diane Hanson, Sue Allred, Donna
Hatch. BACK ROW: Luana Schow, Marilyn Woodward, Joy
Beckstead, Kay Moody, LaVoy Washburn.
SONGFEST COMMITTEE
SOPHOMORE LOAN FUND BALL COMMITTE!
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Karen Lillywhite, Carma Baker. BACK ROW: Don Crandall,
Paul Murdock, Gordon Murdock, Leo Weidner.
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Christine Ellsworth, Beverly Whitford, Merry Tippets. BACK
ROW: Gordon Smith, Brent Brockbank, George Turner, Duane
Christensen, Don Crandall, Lynn Perry, Paul Flannery.
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BANYAN BALL COMMITTEE
FRONT ROW: Lynne Hemenway, Colette Thomas, Marcile
Thomas, Joyce Stephensen, Elaine Stirland, Roger Victor. SEC-
OND ROW: Carl Mitchell, Owen Bae, Karen Curtis, Pat Bring-
hurst, Pat Olsen, Donna Hamilton, Gerald Wray, Roger Larson.
BACK ROW: Ray Andrus, Dilworth Rust, Webb Crockett, Roger
De Mordaunt, Leon Garrett, Ron Lee, Keith Price.
WOMEN'S WEEK COMMITTEE
FRONT ROW: Lora Brown, Margaret Snarr, Ruth Ottosen, Mer-
tha Pratt. BACK ROW: Delora Bertelsen, Glenna Cooper, Ruth
Redford, Marilyn Arnold, Elaine Sabin.
FRONT ROW: Myrna Montierth, CarylAnn Waldvogel, Jane Har-
rison. BACK ROW: John Marlow, Bob Pratt, Yvonne Anderson,
Delora Bertelsen.
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Bern Ozawa, Barbara Kehmeier, Kay Walker. SECOND ROW:
Robert Froelick, Tal Bird, George Hallock, Dorothy Hawarth,
Douglas Banks. BACK ROW: Desmond Dickery, Israel Heaton,
Advisor; John Bum, Don Cornelius, Gary Larson.
SNOW CARNIVAL COMMITTEE
FRONT ROW: Jerry Griffith, Walt Winkefanan. BACK ROW:
Murray Mclnnes, Clark Bean, Faye Baker, Rich Hunter, Kent
Butterfield.
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Campus Buildings
I The Student Health Center was completed in Sep-
tember of 1955 and was dedicated on May 7, 1957.
During Fall and Winter Quarter of this year, seven-
teen thousand visits were made by students to the
center. They had an average of 5.5 bed patients and
are staffed with three doctors and ten nurses.
) Opened in March 1953, the Student Service Center
provides the students with a self-help store. A stu-
dent buys all textbooks and miscellaneous items at
below average prices. Also housed here are the stu-
dent offices, publications, extension division, and
audio-visual aids. Old bookstore funds built it.
I Knight-Mangum hall houses 288 coeds on a self-
governing basis. Large study areas, a cafeteria, wash-
ing and ironing facilities are provided. The Social
Sail is attached to this building and is the main cam-
pus hall for dancing. The music organizations also
use the Social Hall for practice.
I Seating approximately 1 1 ,000 persons, the fieldhouse
has a main basketball coiu-t, two gymnasiums, two
handball courts, two squash courts, a wrestling room,
a boxing room, a corrective room and offices of the
physical education department. There are also facili-
ties for track and football activities.
The largest building on campus, the Joseph Smith
Family Living Center was put into use Winter
Quarter and was dedicated May 7, 1957. It provides
the most modem facilities for the girls interested in
cooking and care of the home. Skills such as dress
design and weaving are also taught. A specially de-
signed nursery school allows students to "observe
wdthout the children knowing about it.
The Science Center contains 147,000 square feet of
floor space and is divided into nine amphitheatres,
twenty-four classrooms, ninety-eight labs, and forty-
eight offices. The building can accommodate 2500
students each hour. The building houses the chimes
donated by several classes which ring out the hours
and are used for concert purposes. The building also
contains the Foucault pendulum and sound rooms.
The Joseph Smith Building is the only building
named for the Prophet. It was constructed largely on
the Church welfare plan. The organ is the old Taber-
nacle organ and was moved here in 1948. It is one of
the finest organs in any college in the world. The
auditorium seats 1200 people and can be increased to
2200 with the ballroom. Most of the dramatic and
concert productions are held here.
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CARL F. EYEING Physical Science Building
GEORGE ALBERT SMITH Fieldhouse
HERALD R. CLARK Student Service Center
JOSEPH SMITH Memorial Building
HOWARD S. MCDONALD Student Health Center
KNIGHT-MANGUM Hall and Social Hall
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Campus Buildings
ENGINEERING Building
HERITAGE HALLS — Girls' Dorms
BOTANICAL Laboratory Building
The four wings of the Engineering Building house
the departments of Chemical, Mechanical, Civil and
Electrical engineering. Also housed here is the coun-
seling service of the University. Spacious drawing
rooms and experimental laboratories are found here.
The only accommodations of their type in American
universities, the Heritage Halls comprise a group of
sixteen buildings, each with ten apartments of three
bedrooms, a kitchen and a bath; and a newer group
of eight buildings. Total population — 1539.
Completed in the fall of 1955, the Botanical Labora-
tory provides green houses and labs for botany and
related subjects. Research classes are also conducted
here. Of a total area of 9400 square feet, 6000 are de-
voted to greenhouses and plant culture.
Built similar to Allen Hall, a boys' dorm, Amanda
Knight is eighteen years old and houses 130 girls.
Two-bed and four-bed rooms are featured, ana the
girls have washing and drying facilities, living room,
and game room. Meals are served cafeteria style.
Map of
Campus
AMANDA KNIGHT HALL — Girls' Dorm
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The Heber J. Grant Library was named for the late
president of the Church and houses some two hun-
dred thousand volumes and many valuable collec-
tions. There is also much micro-film to aid those who
desire to search out genealogy from among them.
The McKay Building was completed in December of
1954 and now houses the College of Education, and
the departments of English, Foreign Languages, and
Political Science. Modem stairways, spacious rooms,
tile floors and air conditioning characterize this
building.
The Brimhall building was named for a former presi-
dent of BYU, George H. Brimhall, and houses the
biological and agricultural sciences. It was first con-
structed in 1919, but two additional stories were
added in 1935 to make room for more offices.
The new Men's Dorms now under construction are
expected to be ready for occupation in early 1958.
This project will offer housing to 830 single men, and
will include five residence halls and a central build-
ing for eating, lounging, business and study.
HEBER J. GRANT Library
DAVm O. MCKAY Building
GEORGE H. BRIMHALL Building
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Faculty Index
Alder. Lorna C. 294
Alder, Zane, 294
Allen, A. Lester, 146, 294
Allen, Mark K., 77, 294
Allman, Verl P., 294
Allred, Mildred, 294
Allred, Dorald M., 294
Allred, R. Chase, 294
Allred, Wallace E., 294
Alward, Mignon, 294
Anderson, Blaine, 285
Anderson, C. Dixon, 294
Anderson, H. Verland, 73, 294
Anderson, Keith P., 294
Anderson, Richard L., 294
Anderson, Vernon L., 294
Andrew, Barbara Whitehead, 294
Andrjs, Hyrum L,, 294
Andrus, J. Roman, 294
Applonie, Evelyn Mildred. 294
Ashton, Clarence D., 294
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Babcock, Hyrum J., 294
Bailey, Dale S., 294
Ballif, Ariel S., 294
Ballou, Richard E., 176, 294
Bangerter, Blauer L., 294
Bankhead, Reid E., 294
Barker, Allan, 65, 294
Barnett, Owen L., 294
Barlow, Francis P., 294
Barney, Vermon, S., 294
Barrett, Ivan J., 294
Bartholomew, Davis, 294
Bateman, J. LaVar, 294
Bauer, Edith B., 294
Baxter, LeIand K.. 79, 285, 294
Beck, D Elden, 294
Beck, Jay V., 294
Beckham, Raymond, 65, 147, 225, 294
Belnap, B. West, 80, 148, 294
Bendixsen, Grant D., 294
Bennion, Marion, 75, 294
Bentley Anthony I., 294
Bentley, Joseph T., 294
Berrett, William E., 63 ,80
Berry, June E., 294
Berryessa, Max J., 294
Bissell, Harold J., 294
Black, Jesse R., 294
Blackham, Angus U., 294
Bloom, Ruth 5., 294
Booth, Lillian C, 64, 294
Bos, Jacob, 294
Bowman, Genevieve West, 294
Boyle, C. S., 294
Brace, William R., 294
Bradford, Charles H., 294
Bradford, Reed H., 77, 285, 294
Britsch, Ralph A., 294
Brimhall, Willis H., 294
Broadbent, H. Smith, 79, 270, 294
Brough, Rulon, 294
Brown, Billings, 294
Brown, Jesse Richard, 294
Brownlee, Robert S., 294
Browne, Arthur D., 65, 294
Bryner, Loren C, 294
Bullock, Kenneth C, 294
Burmingham, Olive K., 294
Burrup, Percy E., 294
Bushman, Grant, 294
Bushman, Jess R.. 294
Butt, Newburn I., 295
Butler, Eliot Andrew, 295
Butterworth, Edwin J., 65, 275, 295
Buttle, Faye J., 295
Caine, Julia, 295
Calder, Glen H., 295
Caldwell, Gaylon L, 295
Calderwood, JoAnn, 295
Callahan, Sterling G., 74, 295
Campbell, Eugene E., 295
Campbell, Jennie, 295
Candland, Dorothy N., 295
Canning, Ray R., 295
Cannon, Clawson Y., Jr., 156. 295
Carle, Wayne M., 295
Carpenter, Bernece, 295
Carr, William C, 295
Carter, Harold, 295
Chandler, Samuel C, 295
Chapman, L. Bernice, 81. 295
Cheney, Thomas E., 295
Christensen, Earl M., 295
Chrlstensen, Edward L., 147, 295
Christensen, Leonard E., 65, 295
Christensen, Lillian A., 295
Christensen, Parley A., 295
Christensen, Ross T., 295
Clark, Bruce B., 295
Clark, Harold Glen, 82, 295
Clark, Hazel, 295
Clark, Herald R., 65, 73, 295
Clark, James R., 295
Clark, Monroe H., 295
Clark, Selby G., 64, 295
Clarke, A. John, 295
dinger, Morris M., 155, 295
Cochran, Thelma, 295
Compton, Lane A., 295
Corbridge, Ivan L., 72, 295
Cowan, Cyntha A., 295
Craig, Marshall R., 295
Cox, Soren F., 295
Crandall. Bliss H., 64, 295
Crandall, Lars G., 73, 295
Croft, Evan M., 295
Crowton David M., 295
Curtis, Brandt, 161, 295
Dalnes, Delva, 295
Darais, Alex B., 295
Davies, J. Kenneth, 73, 296
Davidson, Bertha B., 296
Davis, Allen, 86, 90, 296
DeJong, Gerrit, Jr., 76, 296
Dixon, Fred W., 108, 109, 296
Dixon, Owen, 86, 296
Donaldson, David M., 296
Done, G. Bryon, 296
Downing, Lester N., 296
Doxey, Willard B., 296
Duffin, B. Keith, 65, 296
Duke, Keith E., 296
Dyer, William G., 146, 219, 296
E
Earl, Don L.. 161, 296
Eastmond, E. John, 79, 296
Ediefsen, Blaine E., 296
Edwards, William F.. 63, 296
Egbert, Robert L., 74, 296
Ellsworth, J. Orval, 296
Empey, LaMar L., 296
Evans, David Louis, 296
Farnsworth, Dean B., 296
Farnsworth. Raymond B., 72, 296
Feilding, R. Kent, 296
Firmage, D. Allan, 274
Fisher, Albert L, 296
Fitzgerald, H. Alvah, 296
Flake, Chad J., 296
Fuerstner, Carl, 296
Fletcher, Harvey, 79, 296
Fletcher, Harvey Jr.. 296
Fuhriman. Dean K., 274, 296
Gardner, Elizabeth L., 75, 275, 296
Gates, Crawford, 296
Gamett, LaVell, 72, 296
Geddes, David D., 78, 296
Geertsen, O. Norman, 296
Gibson, M. Carl, 296
Gledhill, Preston R.. 156. 159. 160. 296
Gollghtly, Max A., 296
Goates, J. Rex, 296
Glover, Geraldine, 296
Grow, Stewart L, 65, 77, 296
Gubler, Donworth, 296
Gulbrandsen, ^^orman, 296
Gunn, Richard L., 296
Guymon, Fred E., 296
Gwilliam, Robert Franklin, 296
H
Hafen, William J., 296
Hafen, Leroy R., 296
Hales, Richard W., 219, 296
Hales, Wayne B.. 147. 296
Hall, H. Tracy, 296
Hallam, Merrill J., 72, 296
Hamblin, Lawson C, 296
Halliday, John R., 76, 296
Hammond, Lawson O., 296
Hansen, George H., 296
Hansen, Harold I., 65, 76, 154, 156, 296
Hansen, Ralph, 296
Harriss, James M., 296
Harris, M. Maurlne, 296
Harrison, Bertrand F., 72, 296
Harston, Marlow, 296
Hart, Anna B., 296
Hart, Charles J., 78, 296
Hart, Edward L., 296 ■
Hartvigsen, Milton F., 78, 296
Haupt, Floyd E., 296
Haymore, Franklin R., 296
Heaton, Alma, 297
Heaton, Israel C, 78, 297
Hellewell, Robert B., 297
Hilton, Lynn M., 297
Hintze, Lehi F., 297
Hodson, Harry, 79, 274, 297
Holbrook, Leona, 78, 297
Horsley, A. Burt, 297
Horton, Frank L, 297
Howell, Robert J., 297
Hoyt, Gordon D., 297
Hunt. Jay B., 297
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Isaksen, Henry L., 297
Izatt, Reed M,. 297
Jackson. Orrln H., 64. 297
Jacobs, Briant S., 297
Jacobs, Margaret, 297
Jakeman, M. Wells, 77, 297
Jenny, Martha R., 233, 297
Jensen, Mary B., 297
Jensen, Vern H., 297
Jensen, Edgar, 297
Jenson, Gloria Dawn, 297
Jex, J. Lorin, 297
416
Johnson, Alan P., 297
Johnson, Eldred A., 297
Jones, Garth N., 297
Jonsson, Jens J., 79, 274, 297
Jorgensen, Eleanor, 297
Kartchner, Kenner C. Jr., 64, 297
Keeler, Joseph J., 245, 297
Kershaw, Thonnas D., 297
Kimball, O. Rodney, 103, 297
Knell, Lee, 297
Kimball, Edwin R., 78, 297
Knight, Hattie M., 297
Kohler, Marion, 297
Kondo, Eleanor S., 297
Kopp, Harold, 86, 90, 297
Larsen, Don H., 72, 297
Larsen, Vernon W., 285, 297
Larson, Gustive O., 297
Larson, Clinton P., 297
Laycock, Harold R., 176, 297
Laycock, Ralph G., 297
Layton, Robert L., 297
Leake, Robert L, 297
Lewis, Ben E., 64, 297
Lewis, R. Celdon, 297
Lloyd, Wesley P., 64, 298
Lowe, Howard D., 73, 298
M
Mabey, Melvin P., 298
Madson, Parke, 298
Maeser, Georgia, 298
Marshall, Milton, 79, 298
Martinez, John Ramon, 296
Martino, Daniel L., 245
Mathews, Conan, 76, 149, 298
McArthur, Ross, 255
McConkie, Don L., 298
McCracken, Cleo, 64, 298
McKell, William E., 298
McKinley, Lynn A., 156, 298
McKnight, H. Nell, 298
McNamara, Delbert H., 298
Mercer, Winston, 298
Mecham, Merlin J., 298
Mikkelsen. Saymour, 298
Miller, Elmer, 298
Miller, Elva K., 298
Miller, Karl A., 298
Miller, Martin L., 298
Mink, Oscar G., 298
Mitchell, Albert O., 298
Moffitt, J. Weldon, 211, 298
Monson, Darrel J., 298
Monson, Samuel C., 298
Morrill, A. Reed, 33, 298
Morley, Alonzo J., 248, 298
Morris, Lawrence, 72, 298
Mortensen, Benjamin F., 298
Murdock, Joseph R., 298
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Nelson, Leroi, 298
Nibley, Hugh W., ^98
Nicholes, Henry J., 298
Nirholes, Joseph K., 298
Nordgren, Quentin, 176, 298
Nicholes, Max M., 298
Nielson ,Eve, 298
Nielsen, Fred Kent, 298
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Oakes, Keith C, 298
Olpin, J. Lloyd, 298
Orrock, Scott, 298
Olson, Ernest L, 65, 298
Pardee, Kathryn B., 298
Pardoe, T. Earl, 33, 298
Payne, John W., 298
Perry, Leiand M., 64, 298
Peterson, C. R., 64, 298
Peterson, Hugh W., 298
Peterson, Iva Lou, 298
Peterson, Lucille S., 298
Peerson, Robert M., 298
Pfund, Marion C, 75, 298
Plaas, Hyrum, 298
Pond, A. Smith, 77, 298
Poll, Richard D., 77, 263, 298
Pope, Richard L., 298
Porter. Blaine M., 75, 298
Potter, Margaret S., 75, 298
Potter, Norma, 298
Poulson, Virginia B., 75, 298
Purdy, Victor W., 298
Rasmussen, Ellis T., 298
Rasband, Mima, 298
Reld, Howard T., 64, 298
Reimschlissel, Ernest F., 298
Rice. Leonard W„ 77, 160, 298
Rich, Naoma, 298
Rich, Owen S., 298
Rich, Russell R., 299
Richards, Grant S.,-299
Richardson, Jed J.. 299
Ricks, Eldon, 299
Riddle, Chauncey C, 299
Rigby, J. Keith, 299
Riggs, Robert E., 299
Robinson, Burton W., 299
Robison, Clarence F., 102, 103, 299
Rogers, Lewis M., 299
Romney, Antone K., 74, 299
Sandgren, Clyde D., 63, 148, 299
Sardoni, Lawrence, 299
Sauls, Kiefer B., 64, 299
Schwendlmann, Fred A., 64, 299
Shields, Leiand Grant, 299
Shirts, Morris A., 299
Shumway, R. Phil, 299
Simonsen, John M., 285, 299
Smart, Lyman F., 299
Smith, Carol T., 299
Smith, Oliver R., 65, 77, 299
Smith, Robert J., 299
Smith, Richard L, 73, 299
Smith, Wilford E., 299
Smithson, Rulon NephI, 299
Snell, William H., 299
Soffe, H. Wayne, 299
Spears, Irene O., 299
Sparks, LeRoy, 299
Spencer, Lucile, 64, 299
Sperry, Sidney B., 33, 80, 299
Stansfield. Russell N., 299
Stevens, Tally, 86, 90
Sewart, George, 299
Stone, Royal B„ 78, 147, 299
Stutz, Howard C, 299
Struthers, Robert E., 157, 299
Swensen, Albert D., 39, 148, 299
Swensen, Russel B., 299
Symons, Joseph N., 285, 299
Tanner, George W., 157, 299
Tanner Orea B., 299
Tanner, Vasco M., 72, 299
Taylor, Charles, 146, 299
Taylor, Ethelyn P., 299
Taylor, Floyd R., 300
Taylor, Harvey L., 63
Taylor, Weldon J., 73, 299
Thacher, J. Kenneth, 299
Thomas, John, 299
Thomas, Robert K., 299
Tippets, Joyce, 65, 299
Tolbert, Max, 86
Trost, Lucile Layton, 253, 299
Turner, Glen H., 300
Tuttle, L. Elliott, 77, 300
Tyle, Samuel Lyman, 300
Tyndall, Clarence, 300
Valentine, Lee B., 300
Van Noy, Jay Lowell, 106, 300
Van Moorleham, Walter, 300
Vernon, Leo P., 300
Vincent, Josle S., 75
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Wakefield, J. Homer, 300
Wall, Wlllard, 300
Wallace, Lulu, 300
Waterstradt, Jean Anne, 300
Watklns, Arthur 'R., 300
Webb, Fredrick N., 300
Watts, Stanley H., 300
Weight, Newell B., 300
Weinzlnger, Kurt, 300
West, Dale H., 300
West, John Robert, 300
Whetten, Lester B., 65, 300
White. J. Morgan, 300
Whltaker, Wetzel O., 65, 300
Whiteford, June Margaret, 300
Wilklns, Ernest J., 149, 300
Wilkinson, Ernest L., 63
Williams, James Kenneth, 300
Wilson, Annette, 300
Wilson, Warren, 300
Wing, John H.. 300
Wood, Marilyn, 300
Wiser, Wendell H., 300
Witbeck, Alan Reld, 300
Woodbury, Lael J„ 154, 157, 158
Woodruff, Asahel P., 74
Woodward, Ralph, 300
Woolf, Golden L., 300
Wright, E. Wayne, 300
Yarn, David H., Jr., 300
Young. Karl E., 300
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student Index - Autumn Quarter
Aoron. Sylvia Diane, Santa Rosa, Calif. 370
Aagard. Carolyn, Salt Lake City. 370
Abbott, Duane R.. Idaho Falls, Ida.
Aase, Jan Kristian, Las Vegas, Nev., 254, 328
Abbott, Gwendolyn, Mesqui+e, Nev., 306
Abbott, Janice, Las Vegas, Nev., 125, 234, 346
Abegglen, Ronnie D., Vernal
Abegg, Gwen Elaine, Provo. 208, 370
Abercrombie, Charles L.. Indianapolis, Ind., 149, 346
Abercrombie, Gary Y., Aberdeen, Ida., 370
Abersold. Wallace G., Connpton, Calif., 269
Abo. Sharie Chiyoko, Wahiawa. Oahu, T. H.
Abplanalp. Delloy O.. Vernal, 240. 346
Abraham, George Watson, Byron, Wyo., 370
Abrams, Howard E., Salem, 204, 280, 346
Abrigo, Gilbert Jose, Kawailoa, Oahu, T. H., 257
Ackley. Roberta L., Syracuse, N. Y.. 370
Acord, Sherry, Salt Lake City, 173, 370
Adachi, Sonoko M., Kualopuu. Molokai. T. H., 306
Adair, Helen Louise, Bloomfleld, N. Mex., 370
Adair, William Ivor, Moab, 346
Adams, Bruce Willis, Pierre, S. 0., 346
Adams, Bryant Lee, Huntington, Ore., 347
Adams, Conroy H., Idaho Palis, Ida., 370
Adams, Darryl Alonzo, Bagdad, Ariz., 272, 346
Adams, David William, Murray, 370
Adams, Don Carlos, Huntington, Ore.. 270, 328
Adams, Geraldlne. Provo, 306
Adams, Glenda Dean, Lehi, 370
Adams, Gweneth, Orem, 370
Adams. Jack D., Kanab. 306
Adams, John Dean, Manti, 204. 282. 370
Adams, John Harper, Lund. Nev,. 346
Adams. John Reed. Oakley. Ida.. 224, 347
Adams, Kenneth Russell, Orem
Adams, Kyle Ray, Oakley, Ida., 370
Adams, Lisle Kent. Burbank, Calif.
Adams. Martha Carolyn. Montpelier. Ida.. 155. 159.
346
Adams. Orrin Karl. Huntington, Ore..
Adams. Sandra Anne, Layton, 253
Adams, William Don, Provo. 306
Adamson, Carole. Bountiful, 230. 253. 370
Adamson. Cecil L.. Murtaugh, Ida., 279. 306
Adamson, Edwin V., American Fork, 370
Adamson, Emalle, Draper. 232 328
Adamson, Sherron Kay. Nampa. Ida., 370
Adamson, Richard D. North Platte. Neb..' 370
Adamson. Walter M.. Orem, 306
Agutter, Joann Eleanor. Salt Lake City. 328
Ahkeah, Laverna, Shiprock, N. Mex.,
Ahem. Martha Lynne. Los Angeles, Calif., 200. 269.
370
Ah Nee. Roy Kaulnohea. Honolulu, T. H.. 204. 328
Ahlberg. Clinton Ray, Murray, 328
Ahlqulst, Merann Kay, Salt Lake City, 370
Ahlstrom. Roger Dale, Baker, Ore., 346
AI, Allen Henry. HIlo, T. H.. 370
Alkau, Keala K.. Wailuku. Maul. T. H.. 257
Aikau. Lahela K.. Wailuku. Maui. T. H., 370
Aiken, Glenn Goodman, Orem, 196
AInsworth, Robert W., Van Nuys, Calif., 210, 306
Altken, Grant Joseph( Spanish Fork. 370
Alrd. Jeanne. Caldwell, Ida., 370
Akau, Annie K.. Kawalhae, T. H.. 257
Akiu, Rogers Ewaliko, Wailuku, Maui, T. H., 306
Alberts, Jack Junior, Ogden, 306
Alblston, Stan George. Kamloops. B. C. Can.. 346
Albrecht. Newell, Loa, 346
Albrecht, Peggy Joyce, Fremont, 283
Alcorn, Marlene. El Monte, Calif., 246, 346
Alder. L. Jim, Pima, Ariz.. 347
Alder, Lee Sheldon. Weiser. Ida.. 370
Alder. Llllle Lola. Weiser, Ida., 173, 228. 238, 346
Alder, Wayne M., Midway
Aldous. Dean Spafford, Tooele, 328
Alexander, Adelbert W., Byron, Wyo.
Alexander. Charlene E.. Hudson, Wyo.. 347
Alexanler, Harry A., Saginaw, Mich., 306
Alexander, Kay Clarice. Spokane. Wash.
Alexander, Patricia A., Colton, Calif, 207. 322
Alexander. Robert A., Colton, Calif, 370
Allan, Dean Sylvester, Sprlngville. 306
Allan, James Collin. Sprlngville, 328
Allan, Ronald J.. Sprlngville. 306
Allen, Barbara Jo, Prescott, Ariz., 176, 328
Allen, Barbara Sloan, Provo, 167. 216
Allen, Calvard Scott, Jerome. Ida.
Allen. Carol Jeanne. Fair Oaks. Calif. 228. 238, 346
Allen. Clair Levar. Tracy, Calif, 346
Allen, Clarice, Fillmore, 370
Allen. Diane True, Bellflower, Calif, 370
Allen, Dianne, Gunnison
Allen, Eleanor Pearl, Winslow, Ariz., 346
Allen, Elaine, Gunnison, 162, 328
Allen. Gylan Champ, Sprlngville, 346
Allen, Joseph Robinson. Prescott, Ariz.
Allen, Kathleen, Pleasant Grove, 346
Allen, Lorenzo C, Rupert, Ida., 346
Allen, Orin Dan. Orem, 370
Allen. Philo Heaton. Kanab
Allen. Richard John. Raymond. Alta.. Can.. 346
Allen, Richard Michael, Prescott. Ariz.. 142, 346
Allen. Robert Eugene, Provo
Allen, Robert Francis. Glendaie. Ariz., 204, 370
Allen, Ronald Dean, Provo
Allen, Stanley Berry, Provo
Allen. Thomas Knight. Palo Alto, Calif. 370
Allen, Virginia, Delta
Allison, John Samuel. Butte, Mont., 370
Allison. Patricia Ann. Covlna, Calif., 328
Allison, Robert L., Walsh. Alta.. Can. 347
Allman, Curtis Roe. Sprlngville
Allman, Glenn Walker. Provo, 173, 370
Allman, Lula Marchant, Provo
Allman, Verl P., Provo
Allphin, Nylen Lee Jr., Lovell, Wyo., 347
Allphin, Phyllis Ann, Lovell, Wyo., 267, 370
Allred, Alice Ann. Washington. D. C, 370
Allred. Billie J. Pima. Ariz.. 223. 328
Allred, Carol, Provo
Allred. Charles Mart, Ephralm. 86, 90
Allred, Darrel Thomas, Deseret
Allred, David Norman, Duncan, Ariz., 306
Allred, Garth W., Fairvlew. Wyo., 324
Allred, Freddy Russell, Provo
Allred. Florence P.. Provo
Allred. Geraldlne, Duncan. Ariz.. 220. 328
Allred. Golden Hugh. Provo, 306
Allred. Hazel B.. Huntington
Allred James Jacobson. Fountain Green. 306
Allred, Joe M.. Price, 223
Allred, Lorna Fern. Duncan. Ariz.. 220. 250. 3 70
Allred. LouAnn. Tooele
Allred, Merlin Duane, Provo 346
Allred. Ray Lamar, Provo
Allred, Rey Lyman. Provo. 306
Allred, Sandra Jean B.. Phoenix. Ariz.
Allred. Susanne. Wheatridge. Colo.. 328
Allred, Wallace Earl. Spring City
Allsop. Shirley Anne. Salt Lake City. 306
Almond. Mary Lou. Gresham, Ore., 306
Alter. Marilyn K.. Bountiful. 139. 228. 346
Althouse Sharon Lee, Sprlngville
Alvey, Yuvonne. Provo, 316
Alyea, Betty Jo. Portland, Ore.. 370
Amott. Darlene. Salt Lake City
Amundsen, Nancy, Salt Lake City
Anae. Famika, Lale. Oahu, T. H., 306
Andelln, Leslie Hart. Idaho Falls. Ida.. 346
Andersen, Arlene. Idaho Falls. 'Ida.. 328
Andersen. Blaine W.. Provo
Andersen, C. Paul. American Fork, 160, 204, 328
Anderson, Jay H., Tremonton. 328
Andersen, Hans Verlan, Orem
Andersen Joe Vance^ Chandler. Ariz.
Andersen, John I., Blackfoot, Ida., 280. 370
Andersen. Karen, San Diego. Calif.. 370
Andersen, Learta L., Salt Lake City. 216
Andersen, Lee Griffin. Boise, Ida., 370
Andersen. Paul Goreth. Brigham. 328
Andersen. Patsy Grace. Pocatello. Ida., 328
Andersen, Trevor T., Orem. 370
Anderson. Aeldred Nell. Provo
Anderson, Anthon E. Ill, Salt Lake City
Anderson, Arline Marie, Wilmington, Calif., 347
Anderson, Boyd A., Payson. 370
Anderson. Brita Rose, Orem, 172, 370
Anderson. Carl Dixon. St. Johns. Ariz.
Andsrson. Carma R. D.. Provo
Anderson, Carol. Midvale. 370
Anderson, Carol Joanne. Long Beach. Calif. 328
Anderson. Connie, Midvale. 370
Anderson, Cyril R.. Provo. 306
Anderson, Darrell John, Spanish Fork
Anderson, Daryl L.. Provo, 324
Anderson. Don Roger. Sprlngville
Anderson. Donna May. San Bernardino. Calif., 370
Anderson, Ernel L., Fairvlew, 324
Anderson. Ernest V., Calgary, Alta., Can., 149
Anderson, Garron Perry, RIgby, Ida.
Anderson. Gary Lee. Pleasant Grove, 194
Anderson, Gary Stephen. Provo, 346
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Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson,
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson,
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson,
Anderson,
Gloria L. Douglas. Wyo.. 170. 328
Grant Dale. Ephralm, 306
Guy Albert, Provo. 280. 346
Harold C, Grantsville. 90, 102. 103
James David, Sprlngville, 370
James Dudley, Magrath, Alta., Can.
Janet Ann, Orem, 175, 176. 346
Janice. West Covlna. Calif. 370
Jay Paul. Pleasant Grove. 91. 218. 370
John Alfred, No. Hollywood. Calif. 175.
John R.. Wendover. 346
John Wayne. Salt Lake City. 306
Joyce, Long Beach. Calif.. 346
Karen Kay. Rlverton, 306
Karen R.. Richfield. 167. 226. 370
Keith Lester. Provo
Kent Kay. Cedar. 370
Kent Leon, Axtel
Kent Mortel, Junction
Laverle, Portland, Ore.
Larry F.. Provo, 347
Leiand Roy, Provo, 370
Lewis, Provo, 306
Lois Yvonne, Richfield. 125, 137. 222, 306
Loren R., Portland, Ore.
Lynette, Provo
Lynn Reese, Vernal, 370
Lynne. Alpine, 172. 262. 346
Marian Faye. American Fork. 346
Marie R., Midvale. 228, 346
Marilyn V.. La Canada. Calif. 370
Marjorie Sue, Junction
Mary Ann. Evanston. III., 208
Merlan, Manti
Nancy Carol, Warsan, Ind., 212, 370
Orpha, Oak City, 370
Oscar Gene, Fillmore, 103, 210 328
Paul Arnold, Griffith, Ind.
Paul Kay, Kemmerer, Wyo.. 306
Paul Leon, Provo
Paul Rodney. Fillmore. 103
Paulene, Newton. 202. 306
Rachel, Pleasant Grave, 370
Ramona, American Fork, 306
Ravae. Orem
Raymond N., Omak, Wash., 149
Richard Dale, Lakewood. Calif. 346
Richard L., Provo
Robert A.. Dragerton. 196. 197. 322
Robert W.. Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Roberta Ord. Provo
Roma, Emery
Roland v.. Grantsville, 102. 103. 346
Russell G., Burley. Ida.
Stephen John, Sprjng City, 141
Sue Marie. Safford. Ariz., 208, 226, 346
Terry Gene, Fairvlew
Victor Edwin, Reno, Nev.
Verl Lyn, Sandy, 346
Virginia, Fairvlew, 346
Wesley C, Salt Lake City, 346
Andreason, Erik M., Los Angeles, Calif., 370
Andreasen Gary Dean, China Lake, Calif, 370
Andra, Carl Edward, Lincoln, Nev., 326
Andrew. Frederick C, Provo, 322
Andrews. Doris June, Ft. Smith. Ark., 370
Andrews, Jeremy W., Nompa, Ida., 346
Andrews. Linda E.. WhiHier Calif. 248, 328
Andrews. Nicholas W.. Grangeville, Ida., 370
Andrus, Alyn Brown. Ucon, Ida.
Andrus, Antone Marlon, Draper, 370
Andrus. Gary Todd, Ucon, Ida., 328
Andrus, Helen Mae H.. Thornton, Ida.
Andrus, Hyrum Leslie, Thornton, Ida.
Andrus, James Gregory, Provo, 280. 370
Andrus, Roman Raphael, Provo, 124, 328
Andrus, Rose Mary, Provo, 208, 370
Angoine, Russell J., Provo
Antsola, Lea Inker!, Hameenllnna. Finland, 370
Applegate, Gregory J., Richfield
Applonie. Evelyn, Ogden
Aragon, Jesus A., Chihahua, Mex.
Arashiro, Kimie, Honolulu^ T. H.
Arave, Juana Christine, 70 Mile House, B. C, Can.,
282. 370
Archer, Warren M., Sandy, 328
Archibald, Vernene, Glenwood, Alta., Can., 328
Argyle, Lavinia, Woods Cross, 328
Argyle, Philip Frank, Spanish Fork
Argyle, Ralph Evan, Randolph
Argyle, Sterling C, Spanish Fork
418
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198,
132, 275
Arit, Arlene Hedy, Franklin, Mich., 42, 43, 216,
346
Armstrong, Cheryl P., Idaho Falls, Ida., 170, 370
Armstrong, Frances M., Pocatello, Ida., 33, 44, 248
306
Armstrong, Glenna Jean, Ephraim, 328
Armstrong, James H., Doe Hill, Va., 328
Arnason, Lynette, Millbrae, Calif., 228, 238, 346
Arnetf, Leslie, Mesa, Ariz., 283. 306
Arnesen, Artelle, Salt Lake City, 346
Arnett, William Walter, Mesa, Ariz., 103, 346
Arney, Betty Chloe, Globe, Ariz., 346
Arnold, Dennis V., Reseda, Calif.
Arnold. Edward W. Jr., Las Vegas, Nev.
Arnold, Gary G., Huntington
Arnold, John Robert, Redondo Beach, Calif., 370
Arnold. Kenneth Lee, Payette, Ida., 326
Arnold, Marilyn, Ogden, 216, 222, 305, 306
Arbogast, Michon Anne, Birmingham, Mich
Arbon, Lloyd Earl. Provo, 370
Arnold, Paul Bennion, Salt Lake City, 370
Arnold, Sally Ann, Redondo Beach, Calif,
Arrington, Ann Louise, Salt Lake City, 370
Arvanitas, Michael, Darraqh, Pa., 322
Asay, Connie Rae, Orem, 370
Asay, Donald Huntsman , Provo
Asay, Vernafay, Meeteetse, Wyo., 328
Asay, Wayne Wortham. Provo, 346
Aschmann, Joy Anne, Albany, Calif., 138, 328
Ash. Leonard. Pleasant Grove
Ash. Lloyd Kay, Pleasant Grove
Ash, Owen Kenneth. Provo
Ash. E. Lynn, Springville, 371
Ash, Wayne R., Pleasant Grove, 8, 90, 346
Ashard, Jerry Noel, Florence. Ore., 371
Ashby, Dale Francis. Seattle. Wash., 371
Ashby, Delroy, fjyssa. Ore., 346
Ashby, Gordon Thomas, Hillsborough
269, 346
Ashby, Joan Louise, Clearfield, 226, 238, 346
Ashby, Ralph Edward, Kaysville, 346
Ashby, Stephen David, Springville. 371
Ashcraft, Leara M., Teton, Ida.
Ashcraft, Vernia Grant, Teton, Ida.
Ashley, George K., Salt Lake City, 371
Ashman, Harold Lowell, Midvale, 346
Ashton, Donavon C, Provo
Ashton, Anna Spotten, Provo
Ashton. Clive Edwin, Peoria, III., 371
Ashton, Kenneth L., Provo
Ashton. Lee Marsh. Midvale. 346
Ashworth. Don Wilson, Las Vegas, Nev., 371
Ashworth, Michael Ray, Bakersfield, Calif., 371
Ashworth, Penelope, Bakersfield, Calif., 208, 306
Asper, Robert Jon, Telocaset, Ore., 261, 371
Asplund, Harold John, Provo, 328
Ashton, Duane Ralfph, Cannonsburg, Pa.
Aston, Dennis Robert, Cannonburg, Pa., 306
Atack, Carol Lee, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Atchley, Audrienne M., Boise. Ida., 306
Atchley, Ronald Leroy, Las Vegas, Nev., 328
Athay, Ralph Asa, Paris, Ida.
Atkerson, Sarah Jane, Dallas, Tex., 263, 306
Atkin, Dennis H., St. George, 324
Atkin, Mary Lucinda. St. George. 255, 328
Atkin. Roy David, Boulder, Nev., 210, 371
Atkin Sidney Ravell Tooele, 173, 371
Atkinson, Barbara, Salt Lake, City 346
Atkinson, Marlene L., Mesa, Ariz., 371
Atkinson, Otis Nilo, Evanston, Wyo.. 166, 240,
Atkinson, Sadie Eunece, Evanston, Wyo., 328
Atkinson, Sallie, Greensville, S. C.
Atkinson, Shirlene, Yuba City, Calif., 346
Atkinson, Shirley. Malad. Ida., 136, 287, 306
Atkisson, Lauretta L., Scarsdale, N. Y.
Atoa, Samuelu, Upolu, Samoa, 34, 146
306
Atterton, Bruce Vance, Chehalis, Wash
Attridge, Joan, Rupert, Ida.,
Atwater, Kathleen R., Kanab, 108, 328
Atwood, Robert W., Spanish Fork, 196
Atwood, Mary Deliah, Pleasant Grove, 346
Auffhammer, Edmund H., Syracuse, N. Y., 346
Augade, Louise Letson, Calgary, Alta., Can., 346
Auger, Bessie Rae, Napa, Calif., 246, 306
Augustine, Lloyd Earl, Mansfield. Ohio
Ault, Myrna Mae, American Fork, 226, 346
Aurlch, Donald Carl, Spenard. Alaska, 371
249 Averett, Charles R., Jr., Denver Colo., 306
Averet, Leah Mae, Springville, 172, 328
Averett, Sheila, Springville
Avery, Wayne Howard, Salt Lake City, 346
Awerkamp, Blaine N., Whittier Calif., 371
Ayers, Lonnie D., Lewiston, Ida., 91, 210, 371
Ayers, Wayne Maury, Vinton, Va.
Banks, Bennie Lee, Salmon, Ida., 371
Banks, Douglas Wayne, Gallup, N. Mex.,
Banks, Emma Del, Spanish Fork
Banks, Lavoir A., RIgby, Ida., 224, 328
Banner, Melvin Boyd. Burley. Ida.
142, 347
170, 371
Can., 207, 232
Aurich, Jimmie Lee, Spenard, Alaska, 346
Austin, Bobby Lynn. Denver, Colo.
Austin, Earl Francis, Palmyra, N. Y.
Austin, Gaylia Ann, Provo. 246, 346
Austin, Jeanne Ann, Las Vegas, Nev.
Austin, Lindalie Melba, Provo, 371
Austin, William Alfred, Palmyra, N. Y.
Austin, Thomas Dean, Orem, 328
Autry. Robert Lee Jr.. Wilmington, N
Babbel. Patricia L.. Idaho Falls, Ida..
Babcock, Barbara L., Edmonton, Alta.,
306
Babcock, Orel B., Chester, Va.
Bacon, Carl W., Los Angeles, Calif., 218
Bacon, Betty Carolyn S., Los Angeles, Calif,
Bacon, Joyce Carol, Bell, Calif., 371
Bacon, Dorothy Chyleen, Los Angeles, Calif..
Badgett, Delois Yvonne, Glenside, Pa., 230,
328 Badham, Leon D., Payson, 174, 176, 371
Bae. Owen Richard, Marysville, Calif., 174,
Baer, Frederick D., Lansing, Mich.
Baer, Larry Donald, Morgan, 328
Baer. Shirley J., Berkeley, Calif., 371
Baer, Theodore J. Ill, Provo, 306
Baer, Virginia P., Morgan, 207
Bagley, Emmalou, Aurora
Bagley, Gaylan V., Provo
Bagley, Fern Jeanette, Koosharem, 283, 306
Bagley, Gerald Call, Etna, Wyo., 328
Bagley, Glenna, Sunnyside, Wash., 371
Baharie. Ronnie. Teheran, Iran, 346
Bahr, Don Francis, Dickinson. N. D.. 173. 371
Bahr. Howard Miner, Dickinson, N. D., 346
Bailey, Barbara M., American Fork, 202, 226,
Bailey, Constance, Anaconda. Mont., 346
Bailey, David Hamilton, Albany, N. Y., 176
Bailey, Darla, Sanford, Colo., 346
Calif., 214, Bailey, Fredric, Los Molinos, Calif., 214, 346
Bailey, Janice Colleen, San Fernando, Calif., I
Bailey, Joan Lydla, Salt Lake City, 371
Bailey, Joyce, Fountain Green, 234, 371
Bailey, Larry L., Liberty, 371
Bailey, Leon Franklin, San Jacinto, Calif., 371
Bailey, Lorin Merrill, Provo,
Bailey, Roma, Salt Lake City, 202, 306
Tillie, Dallas, Tex., 346
Robert Udall, South Jordan, 371
Bain. Walter Melvin Bakersfield Calif.. 328
Balr, Laura Lynette, Salt Lake City, 259
Bair, Janice Claire, Salt Lake City, 259, 371
Baird, Alan G., Heber, 91
H. Kay, Rlgby, Ida., 210, 328
James E.. Provo
Frank Bassett, Cowley, Wyo.,
Ramon Condie. Provo, 324
Bernard Ollen, Galena. Kan.
Calvin Clain. San Bernardino
Baker, Carma Jane, Sparks, Nev., 226,
Baker, Coleen, Orem, 346
Baker, Doreen Annette, Porterville, Calif.
Baker, Evalyn, Provo, 346
Baker, Faye Arlene, Glendora, Calif., 328
Baker, James Marion, Detroit, Mich., 254,
Baker, Janet, Burley. Ida., 371
Baker, Johanna, Provo, 172. 371
Baker, Kay Lewis. Orem, 324
Baker, Legrand Listen, Provo
Baker, Neil Kay, Sparks, Nev., 269, 328
Baker, Seth Claud, Bicknell, 306
Baker, Susan. Whittier. Calif., 176, 346
Baker, Veeann, Durango, Colo., 237, 287, 371
Baker, Wallace Hayward, Menio Park, Calif.
Baldwin. Beverly Ann. Philadelphia, Pa., 371
Balderas, Gulllermo Jr., El Paso, Tex.. 371
166, 207, 232 Baldwin, Richard Frank, Lebanon, Ore.. 37!
259, 268, 301, Bales, F. A. Jr., Dayton, Tex.,
Baldwin, Theodore N. Jr., Bellflower, Calif.,
Ball, Dean Leroy, Henafer, 371
Ball, Ralph Lloyd, Melba, Ida., 280, 371
Ballantyne, Pearl Kay. Nyssa. Ore., 246, 276
Ballard, Alice Ann T., Las Vegas, Nev., 322
Arthur J., Seattle, Wash.
Bruce McNeil, Arcadia. Calif.,
Harold Virgil. Idaho Falls, Ida.
Marilyn, Richmond, Calif., 346
Nona Lavon, Bountiful, 328
Roger K., Idaho Falls, Ida..
Ballif, Catherine Lou, Portland Ore., 346
Ballif, Mark Dixon, Ogden, 194, 306
Ballou, Barbara Jean, Berkeley, Calif., 347
371 Balmer. Sonja Hedy, Salt Lake City
Bamberg, Carol Lu
208, 371 Bang, James Richard, Cincinnati, Ohio
Bang, Robert Alvin, Cincinnati, Ohio, 347
'., 306 Bangerter Blauer L., Provo
Banik, Lacy Marie, Kamas, 371
C. 371 Banister. Letha Ellen. New York City, N. Y,
Bailey,
Bailey,
Baird,
Baird,
Baird,
Baird,
Baker,
Baker,
103, 371
Calif., 371
275, 371
328
346
Ballard.
Be
Hard,
Be
Hard,
Be
Hard,
Be
Hard,
Ba
Hard,
Barber, Bernls, Coalville, 306
Barber, David Harold, Spanish Fork
Barber. Lila Rae, San Bernardino, Calif., 254, 371
Barbezat, Donald G., Meridian, Ida., 224, 279, 322
Barbezat, Eugene L., Meridian, Ida., 224, 347
Barclay, Jean Marie, Blackfoot, Ida., 347
Bardin, Lanea, Riverside. Calif., 38/
Barfield, James E., Wichita, Kan., 371
Barfuss, Glenn Godfrey, Hill Spring, Alta., Can.
Barg, Ardella, Salt Lake City, 306
Barker, Barbara Ruth, Salt Lake City, 371
170, 371 Barker. Cloyd E., Murray
272, 371 Barker, Dixie Ann, Murray, 170, 371
Barker, Joanne, Murray, 216
328 Barker, Joanne Gardner, Provo
Barker, Joseph Keith, Provo
Barker, Volney Groves, Natchez, Miss.
Barks, William G., Wiesbaden, Germany, 371
Barling. Margo Darlene. Cody. Wyo.. 172, 37!
Barlow, Ada, Lucille, Blackfoot, Ida., 172, 371
Barlow, Carolyn, Provo, 208, 371
Barlow, Elbert Gene, Denver, Colo., 134, 275, 371
Barlow. Eleanor Mary, Salt Lake City, 306
Barlow, Florianne, Clearfield, 371
Barlow, Minnie, Provo
Barlow, Pauline E., Salt Lake City, 232, 243, 328
Barlow, Sarah, Vale Ore., 347
Barnard, Logan W., Rockland, Ida.
328 Barner. Don Aldon. Long Beach, Calif.
Barnes. Donna Mae. Idaho Falls, Ida., 347
Barnes. Gary Albert. Helena'. Mont., 306
Barnes, Janice, Salt Lake City, 371
Barnes, Joanne, Arco, Ida., 328
64 Barnes, Leah Pearl. Idaho Falls, Ida.
Barnes, Richard Lee, Taft, Calif., 328
Barnes, William R., Holtville, Calif.
Barnett, Edna Dorothy, Wyomlssing, Pa., 328
Barnett, Gary Lew. Provo. 371
Barnett, Mary, Norwalk, Calif.. 328
Barnett, Sylvia Gaye, Idaho Falls, Ida., 371
Barney, Beulah, Delta, 173, 371
Barney, Clive, Orem
Barney, David Oren, Indio. Calif., 371
Barney, Gordon S., Hatch
Barney, Irene Rae, Salt Lake City, 371
Barney, Janice, American Fork, 371
Barney, John Arnold, Indio, Calif., 371
Barney, Katherlne H., Orem
Barney, Patricia Ann. Salt Lake City. 238
Barney, Ralph Dale. Flagstaff, Ariz., 133, 221 2/5
303, 306
190 Barney, Vermon S., Orem
Barney, William Durell, Provo
Barnhurst, Doris, Springfield, Ore., 347
Barnhill, Robert E. .Coffeyvllle, Kan., 190, 328
Barnson, Leroy Lester, Ely, Nev., 347
Barnum, Deanna, Orem, 132, 193, 275. 347
285, 324 Barr, Rebecca W., Provo
Barratt, Marilyn June, American Fork, 207
Barratt, James Donald, Provo
Barrett, Bruce Arnle. Provo
Barrett. Dallas Leslie, Provo
Barrett, DeNae, Orem
Barrett, Eulene, Orem
Barrett. James Howard, Rexburg. Ida.
Barrett, Joann. Malta. Ida.
Barrett. Melvin Keith, Provo, 347
Barrett. Shirley Dale, Provo, 371
Barrios, M. Arturo A., Guatemala, 256, 347
Barrow, Barbara Joan, Salt Lake City, 246, 328
Barrow, Clarence L., Provo, 328
346 Barrow, Klee, Tracy, Calif., 108, 347
Barrow, Minnie Sue, Bellflower, Calif., 248
Barrus, Nola Jean, Cheyenne, Wyo., 372
34i Barrus, Wallace M.. Gooding. Ida., 137
Barrv, Barbara Jean, Long Beach. Calif., 176, 228,
238, 347
Barth. Antla Luclle. Roslyn. N. Y.. 372
Barson. F. Kennard, Inglewood. Calif., 372
Barth. Neal Seymour, Twin Falls, Ida., 347
Bartholomew, Merlin G., Van Nuys, Calif., 328
Bartlett, Helen Marie. Westfleld. N. J.. 372
Bartlett. Janet D., Westfleld, N. J., 220, 263. 347
Bartlett, Leonard L., Mountain Home, Ida.
Bartlett, VIckl Kaye, San Lorenzo, Calif., 372
Bartley, Gall E., Burbank, Calif., 347
Bartley. William J.. Richfield
Barton, DeLyle. Provo, 328
Barton. Greta J.. Ogden
Barton. James A., Pleasant Grove, 271, 306
Barton, Norman, Provo
Barton, Warren Alfred, Montlcello, 372
328
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141
Can., 134,
251, 274, B.
306
Bossett. Clark G., Lovell, Wye, 372
Bas-.ett, Elouisa, Delta, 246, 328
Bassett, Ramon Eugene, Belmont, Calif., 274, 322
Bassett, Rei Howard, Citrus Height?, Calif., 372
Bastion, C. Weldcn, Alamo, Nev.
Bastlan, Larry Weldon, Grand Junction, Colo.,
175, 176
Bastian, Lewis Mangum, Santa Rosa, Calif., 372
BatcSelor, Lee Ray, Vancouver, Wash., 328
Batchelor. Stanley G.. Vancouver, Wash.
Batchler. Jacic William, Lethbridge, Alta.
372
Bate, Aria Zoe, Lander, Wyo., 372
Bate, Lee J., Springville, 190, 372
Bate, William John Jr., Eureka, 306
Bateman, E. Ray. Sandy, 372
Bateman, Lynn L. Jr., Spanish Fork, 347
Bateman, Marietta Lee, Salt Lake City, 208, 347
Bateman, Mary Lou ,Nyssa, Ore.
Bateman, Robert Earl, Burley. Ida., 33, 34, 146, 223
240, 301, 306
Bates, Colleen B., Whittier. Calif., 228, 239, 372
Bates, Lawrence W., Castro Valley, Calif.
Bates, Victor Edward, Provo, 306
Bates. Wayne Leslie, Los Angeles, Calif.,
328
Bath, Wallace Duane, American Fork
Baton. Sandra Lee, Burbank, Calif., 372
Bau3', Helen Carol, Provo, 283, 306
Bauer, Sheila Patricia, Los Angeles, Calif.
Baum, Homer Lowell, Provo, 306
Baum, Shirley Ann, Provo
Baumgart, Roy, Salt Lake City, 347
Baumgarten, James N., Provo, 306
Baumqartner, Colleen M., Salt Lake City, 372
Baxter, Elwood Arvin, Orem
Baxter, John Robb, Spring City, 322
Baxter. Joyce Lynn, Chula Vista, Calif., 176, 248
Baxter, Judith Louise, Chula Vista, Calif., 347
Baxter, Larry Allen, Heber, 204, 347
Baxter, Muriel Lynne, Salt Lake City
Baxter, Rand C, Idaho Falls, Ida., 347
Baxter, Sonya Dale, Klamath Falls, Ore., 372
Bayles, Finley H., Blandlng, 273
Baziw, Jean Doris, Rochester, N. Y., 248, 263, 328
Beach, Gary Alan, Idaho Falls, Ida.
Beach, Roy Bucklin, Burbank, Calif., 328
Beachler, Bette Lou, Kemmerer, Wyo., 347
Beagles, Joseph Keith, Grand Junction, Colo.
280, 372
Beagley, Ferrell Kent, Orem
Beagley, Donald Boyd, Orem
Beal, John Edgar, Lehl, 372
Bean, Audrey Joanne, Seattle, Wash., 207, 347
Bean, Bert J., American Fork
Bean, Clark S., Seattle, Wash., 218, 328
Bean, Deon, Twin Falls, Ida., 235, 347
Bean, Earl W., American Fork
Bean James Evan, Provo, 166, 328
Bean, Lawrence Eugene, Seattle, Wash.
Bean, Nancy Carol, Salt Lake City, 372
Beane, Earl Doren, Salt Lake CItv, 372
Bean, Robert Halsey, Pendleton, Ore.
Beard, Betty Bott, Brigham City, 306
Beard, Donna Bott, Brigham City, 372
Bea'd, June, Brigham City, 372
Beard, Leiand Milo, Milford, 347
Beard, Mary Bernlce, Coalville, 246
Beardall, John Smith, Springville, 136,
Beasley, Careen, Evanston, Wyo., 220,
Beasley, Joann, Brigham City, 212, 306
Beattle, Earlene, Hamilton, Mont.
Beatty, Kenneth Sant, Hurricane, 306
Beaver, Robert P., San Diego, Calif., 372
Beazer, Duane, Layton, 145, 274, 322
Beazer, Garald Roland, Idaho Falls, Ida.
Beazer, Gaylen Mark, Lorenzo, Ida., 328
Beazer, Keith Jay, Idaho Falls, Ida., 306
Beck, Betty Jo, Ogden
Beck, Bruce Jr.. Montpeller, Ida.
Beck, Cllve Lerve, Pleasant Grove, 329
Beck, Douglas Julius, Pleasant Grove, 90,
Beck, Faye Ellison, Provo
Beck, Firl W., Centerfield, 372
Beck, Jacqueline, Provo, 226, 198, 347
Beck, Kathleen, Provo, 208. 329
Beck, Malcolm H., Pleasant Grove
Beck, Merrill F., Lehi
Beck, Sherman Andrew, Centerfield, 372
Becker, Janice B., Mllwaulkee, Wis., 347
Beckett, Janice R., Los Angeles, Calif.
Beckham, Idalee, Provo
Beckstead, Anthony W,, Preston, Ida., 173, 204, 372
Beckstead, Darrell E., Provo
Beckstead, Demont L., Murray, 347
Beckstead, Joy Ann, Riverton, 287, 306
Beckstead, Judy, Riverton, 347
243
218, 347
254,
218
176, 372
372
347
306
212, 347
BecKslead, Marriner L., Provo
Beckstead. Leda Sarah, Talmage, 108, 265, 347
Beckstrand, Carol Nan, Long Beach, Calif., 202
306
Beckstrand Dale F., Long Beach, Calif.
Beckstrand, Helen A., American Fork, 198,
Eeebe, John Ovando, Bakersfieid, Calif,
Beecroft, David 1., Provo
Beecroft, Ruth Huish, Provo
Beers, Monte D., Pleasant Grove
Beers, Barbara M., Glendale, Calif., 372
Beesley, Nancy Lynn, Bountiful, 284, 372
Beesley, Wayne David, Provo
Beesley, Wayne Oxiey, Springville
Begay, Betty Ellen, ShIprocL, N. Mex., 283, 306
Beheshtl, Mohammed, Teheran, Iran, 329
Behnke, Joseph Ray, Klamath Falls Ore., 372
Behrlng, Kendricks A., Burbank, Calif., 347
Behunin, Margaret, Salt Lake City
Beim, Gabrlelle Paya, Auckland
372
Belshllne, Robert R., Ogden, 148, 235. 324
Belknap, Addle Leah, Martinez, Calif., 372
Bell, Alice Ann, Los Angeles, Calif., 200, 306
Andrea, Castle Dale, 372
Bell, Carol Ann, Shreveport, 172, 372
Bell, Carolyn Kyle, Grantsvllle, 347
Bell, Cherle G., Tarzana, Calif., 162, 347
Bell, Dianna Pantone, Los Angeles, Calif.
Bell, James F., Loomis, Calif.
Bell, Jessie Lee, Columbia, 200, 329
Bell, Richard Leslie, Hoyt Lakes, Minn
Bell, Robbie Jean, Moultrie, Ga., 372
Bell, Rose Marie, Hoyt Lake, Minn., 329
Bell, Yvonne LaRae, Pleasant Grove, 347
Bellamy, Gymee, Detroit, Mich.
Belliston, Iris, NephI, 329
Bellon, Phillip Ned, SaltL ake City, 259, 372
Belnap, Harold Lynn, Blackfoot, Ida., 372
Belt, Peggy Sue, Las Vegas, Nev., 329
Belue, Travene, Billings, Mont., 372
Bender, Russel Melvin, Provo
Bendfeldt, Aura T., Guatemala City, Guatemala, 372 B
Bennett, Ada, American Fork B
Bennett, Betty Lea, Delta, 202, 203, 329 B
Bennett, Carol J., Bakersvllle, Calif., 125, 372 B:
Bennett, Carolyn, Preston, Ida., 32V Bl
Bennett, David Milner, Salt Lake City,
Bennett, Donald Marsh, American Fork
Bennett, Douglas, Bountiful
Bennett, Douglas Roger, Magrath, Alta
Bennett, Edward F., Fillmore
Bennett, Erma, Provo
Bennett, J. Von, Orem
Bennett, Jesse H., Lehi
Bennett, Kathleen L., Evanston, Wyo.
Bennett, Kelvin LeRoy, Santa Monica
Bennett, Mary Jo, Provo, 347
Bennett, Robert L., Idaho Falls, Ida.
Bennett, Sylvia L., Macon, Ga., 372
Bennett, Val Dee, Tremonton
Bennlon, Carol Joan, Portland, Ore.
Bennlon, Fredric H., Corvallis, Ore., 347
Bennlon, Lucille, Delta, 243, 306
Bennlon, Stanley R., Independence, Mo., 347
Benslng, Edward Earl, Manison, Colo.
Benson, Boyd Wright, Tooele, 329
Benson, Caria Kaye, Sandy, 372
Benscn, llda Marie, Newton. 202, 203, 306
Benson, John V., Parowan, 34, 90, 304
Benson, Larry David, Preston, Ida., 255, 347
Lynn Hunsaker, Ogden, 347
Marilyn E., Lynwood, Calif., 251, 329
Reba Rose, Orem
Ruth J., Silver Spring, Md., 324
Richard J., Montebello, Calif., 148
Berkey, Bruce Elliott, Provo
Berrett, Bonnie LaRae, Seattle,
306
Berrett, Delwyn Green, Menan
Berrett, Golden K., Sandy
226, 372 Berrett, Richard H., Provo, 280, 372
Wash., 128, 222, 303,
Ida., 306
49,
Benson
Benson
Benscn
Benson
Benson, Richard J., Montebe'llo, Calif., 148, 329
Benson, Sharron Louise, Pomona, Calif., 46, 47,
126, 162, 212, 329
Benson, Yvonne, Parowan, 329
Bentley, Anthony Ivlns, Provo 167, 348
Bentley, Craig B., Orem, 306
Bentley, Robert F., Monterrey, Mex., 194, 348
Bentley, Robert H., Provo, 348
Berg, Kathryn, Heber, 347
Berg, Richard Lyman, Long Beach, Calif., 214, 372
Berge, Charles William, Long Beach, Calif.
Berge, John S., Coallnga, Calif., 197
Berge, Wayne K., Coalinga, Calif., 196, 285, 324
Bergen, Norma Jean, Ogden, 125, 372
Berger, Terryl F., Victor, Ida., 372
Bergeson, Paul S., Salt Lake City
Bergeson, Dean R., Weston, Ida., 372
Bergeson, Scott, Weston, Ida., 372
Bergin, Allen Eric, Spokane, Wash.
Bergquist, Gordon Ross, Provo, 329
Bergstedt, Einar W., Salt Lake City, 372
Bergsted, Eleanor Ann, Salt Lake City, 216, 306
Berrett, Robert Dean, Salt Lake City, 190, 347
Berry, J. K., Sacramento, Calif., 244. 280, 372
Berry, Louine, San Gabriel Calif., 226, 347
Berry, Mary Elizabeth, Sarah, Miss., 372
Berry, Nina Beatrice, Salt Lake City, 329
Berry, Norma Jean, Alhambra, Calif., 347
Berryhlll, Marilyn Lee, Spring Valley, Ohio, 347
Bertch, Frederick W., Knoxvllle, Pa., 306
Bertelsen, Delora P., Springville, 138, 232, 329
Besendorfer, John N., Heber, 347
Besendorfer, Nancy J., Heber, 329
Best, Brian Stanley, Kamas, 329
Bessey, William NephI, Sunnyside, Wash.
New Zealand, 230 Best, Larry Grant, Kamas, 142, 347
BeswIck, Anne Melnzes, Alhambra, Calif., 372
Bethers, Pratt Gordon, Cedar City, 221, 324
Bethsold, Eleanor G., Bountiful, 306
Beus, Rodney Lee, Nyssa, Ore., 372
Beus, Spencer William, Nyssa, Ore., 322
Bevans, Margaret Ann, Helena, Mont., 348
Beutel, Anna Johan, Miami, Ariz., 347
Beutler, Dolores E., New Plymouth, Ida., 372
Bezzant, Stanley Dean, Orem
Blckmore, Darrell, Provo
Biery, Donald H. Jr., San Leandro, Calif., 251
218, 219, 270 Bieslnger, Joseph R., Salt Lake City, 372
Bigelow, David Owen, San Carlos, Calif., 32V
Blgelow, Grant White, San Carlos, Calif., 306
Bigelow, Rosemary, Fort Duchesne, 372
Blgelow, Larry Jay, Lapoint, 372
Biggs, Blllle Alfred, Springville
Bigler, Sylvia, Caldwell, Ida., 348
BIgler, Mont David, Salt Lake City, 372
Bigler, Ralph Porter, Caldwell, Ida., 372
Bigler, Walter H., Provo
"gney, Hugh Clinton, Maiden, Mass., 91, 372
Don, Orem, 329
Keith Henry, Brigham City
Lois Marilyn, Harbor City, Calif., 212, 306
Victor Dunn, Provo, 285, 324
ngton, Nadlne, Idaho Falls, Ida., 198, 340
s, Douglass D., Payson
s, Helen Marie, Salmon, Ida.
s, Robert D., Azusa, Calif., 306
s, Ronald Howard, Spanish Fork, 346
s, Royce Allen, Evanston, Wyo., 372
Strom, Richard A., Chula Vista,- Calif., 274, 322
y Bahe, Fayette
Blnch, Wayne George, American Fork
Binder, Christa, Orem
Bingham, Finch Monroe, Spanish Fork, 349
Bingham, Helen, Garland, 372
Bingham, James R.. Spanish Fork
Bingham, Joann, Great Falls, Mont., 372
Bingham, Patricia M., Provo, 166, 372
Bingham, Peggie Lou, Springville
B:Ingham, Renee, Weston, Ida., 166, 372
Blnks, Glade Erickson, Springville
BInks, Kaye, Anchorage, Alaska, 372
Binney, Charles Joseph, Provo
Birch, Larry B., Roseville, Calif.
Bird, Bruce Burton, Los Angeles, Calif.
Bird, Carol, Pocatello, Ida., 246, 329
Charles A. Jr., Lubbock, Tex., 263
Dan Richard, Springville
Cloyd Lynn, Riqby, Ida., 329
Donald Richard, Las Vegas, Nev.,
194, 329
347
Can., 306
BIl
Bil
Imgs,
lings,
lings,
ings.
347
Calif,
372
Bird,
Bird,
Bird,
Bird,
306
306
Bird, Donna, Los Angeles, Calif., 237, 348
Bird, Earle Prlngle, Provo
Bird, Irvln Delbert Jr., Tooele
Bird, L. Montgomery, Kanosh, 372
Bird, James M., Provo
Bird, Jay Thomas, Lubbock, Tex., 263, 285, 349
Bird, Leeann, Tooele, 173
Bird, Jon A., Springville
Bird, Phillip Freeman, Springville
Bird, Sherry Evelyn, Salt Lake City, 372
Bird, Talmage C. Jr., Memphis, Tenn., 214, 329
Bird, William Parker, Springville, 306
BIrdzell, Mary Lou, Wells Nev., 372
Blrks, Orval J., Orem, 329'
Bischof, Yvonne, Burbank, Calif., 230, 373
Bishop, Dean Angus, Payson, 273, 322
Bishop, Jesse Jr., Alton, 111., 329
Bishop, Joan, Los Angeles, Calif., 348
Bishop, Joseph L., Delta, 306
Bishop, Merylin, Sandy, 348
Bitter, Reed Kirk, Twin Falls, Ida.
Bittner, Joseph Henry, Los Angeles, Calif., 329
Bitton, Gary W., Blackfoot, Ida.
Bjerke, Ingrid A. H., Provo
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Bjork, Kay, Salt Late City, 348
Bjorkman, Marcia, Culver City, Calif., 306
Black, David Morley, 348
Black, Donald Joseph, Long Beach, Calif., 373
Black, Evetta, Laramie, Wyo.
Black, Franklin, Laramie, Wyo., 329
Black, Hal Lunt, Blanding
Black, John Clifford, Burns, Ore., 348
Black, Kathryn Ekins, Hinckley, 322
Black, Keith Ernest, Delta
Black, Lon Kimball, Pamona, Calif.
Black, Marcia, Boise, Ida., 164, 212, 228, 349
Black, Oaine, Blanding
Black, Patricia Lee, Aurora, 329
Black, Robert Gile, Henderson, Nev.
Black, Paul Dean, Blanding
Black, Sandra, Henderson, Nev., 373
Black, Thelma, Delta, 172, 373
Black, Phillip D., Lehi
Blackburn, Lilly, Prove
Blackburn, Georgia Lee, Riverside, Calif., 230, 373
Blackburn, Helen, Provo
Blacker, Paul Brown, Riverside, Calif.
Blacker, Royal J., Rupert, Ida., 373
Blackett, Stanley Elmo, Springville, 373
Blacker, Stanley Neale, LaGrande, Ore.
Blackham, Earl Donnell, Moroni, 328
Blackham, Max A., Moroni
Blacl^ham, Phyllis Mary, Moroni, 307
Blackham, William R. Jr., Spanish Fork
Blackhurst, Colleen, Pleasant Grove, 220, 348
Blackhurst, Dennis P., Pocatello, Ida., 194, 195, 34ij
Blackhurst, John Hoyt, Pocatello, Ida., 194, 307
Blackley, Demoyne D., Springville, 329
Blackmore, Moira Dawn, Cardston, Alta., Can., 349
Blackwell, Robert H., Provo, 373
Blackwell, Joe D., Hayward, Calif.
Blair, Colleen Marie T., Glendale, Calif., 348
Blair, Carolyn Ruth, Santa Barbara, Calif., 348
Blair, John Leiand, Glendale, Calif., 106, 322
Blair, Robert Ronald, Victoria, Tex., 252, 373
Blair, Loren Henrie, Ventura, Calif., 373
Blair, Robert Wallace, Provo
154, 155, 157
Blaisdell, Makee K., Hauula, Oahu, T. H.. 33, 37, 40,
Blake, Norma, Provo, 170, 373
Blake, Reed Harris, St. George, 214, 215, 307
Blake, Rulon D., Provo
Blake, Susan Coleen, Hinckley, 373
Blake, Violet B., Provo
Blake, William Dan, Idaho Falls, Ida., 210, 211, 348
Blakely, Beverly J., Pamona, Calif, 329
Blakely, Robert G., Idaho Falls, Ida.,' 329
Blanch, Claude C, Ogden, 307
Blanch, Robert Fred, Othello, Wash., 190, 348
Blanchard, Albert D., Westwood, Calif., 373
Blanchard, Farrell T., Springville, 348
Blanchard, Pat Ann, Nampa, Ida., 162, 348
Blanco, Mario Amaya, Col. Dublan, Chih., Mex.
Blanco, Oscar, Col. Dublan, Chih. Mex.
Blankenship, Paula M., Riverside, Calif., 348
Blau, E. Nadlne, Logan, 307
Blauer, Lanis, Burley, Ida., 198, 276, 307
Blaylock, Marilyn Jean, Buhl, Ida., 307
Blaylock, Mary Joan, Richfield
Blaylock, Max Wayne, Nyssa, Ore.
Bleazard, Janice Belle, Mountain Home, 373
Bledsoe, Janae Irma, Walnut Creek, Calif., 373
Bliss, Eugenia, Orem, 348
Blocker, John Louis, Syracuse, Ind., 349
Blodgett, Joan C, Salt Lake City, 134, 228, 264, 348
Blohm, Thom Hugo, Somerton, Ariz., 91, 373
Blomquist, Kathryn, Richfield, 283, 306
Blomquist, Lawrence B., Cheyenne, Wyo., 109, 176, 373
Bloomfield, Beverly, Bylas, Ariz., 238, 260, 349
Bloomfield, Elsye L., Farmingtcn, N. Mex., 124 162
329
Bloxham, Vestal Ben, Elko, Nev., 373
Blume, Patricia Ellen, Brawley, Calif., 329
Blunck, Virginia Mae, Roanoke, Va., 252, 373
Bluth, Robert R., Provo, 329
Eoardman, Frank Elmer, Klamath Falls, Ore., 194, 373
Boardman, John Elmer, Provo, 194
Bock, Dolores Ann, Milwaukee, Wis., 172, 258, 373
Boden, Venna L., Sacramento, Calif., 373
Bodine, Shirley, Long Beach, Calif., 226, 373
Bodon, Karl Heinz, Salt Lake City, 164, 245, 348
Boehm, Norman Curtis, Pamona, Calif.
Boel, Beth Anne, Provo, 238, 348
Boggs, Bill Gary, Henderson, Nev,, 373
Bohn, Saun Lsfjoy, Mapleton
Bohn, Ralph Devon, Beaver, 373
Bohn, Theodore S., Ogden, 348
Bohnet, Gerald Victor, Magrath, Alta,, Can., 373
Boice, Maevonne, Romeo, Colo.
Boker, Zoe Anne Dean, Ephraim
Bolin, James Joseph, Baltimore, Md.
Bolin, Joan Edith, Baltimore, Md., 130, 232, 329
Bolinder, Robert D., North Sacramento, Calif.. 307
Bolles, Robert E., Portland, Ore., 373
Bond, Aaron L., Ramah, N. Mex., 286, 329
Bond, James Leavitt, Ramah, N. Mex., 348
Bond, Joe W., Provo
Bond, Kent, Ramah, N. Mex., 348
Bond, Larry Keith, Ramah, N. Mex., 329
Bond, Richard Winfield, Bethesda, Md., 272, 329
Bond, Max LeRoy, Provo
Bone, George Brian, Lehi, 373
Bone, Lorln Edward, Lehi, 103, 348
Bonelli, Ellen Marie, Kingman, Ariz., 373
Bonhani, Cheryl J., Indio, Calif., 373
Bonham, Ralph D., Provo, 102
Bonilla, Marta C, Guatemala, 256, 373
Bonnoy, Carl Richard, Arnadlce, Calif., 190, 373
Bonny, Paul W., Provo
Eonser, Emma Mae, El Monte, Calif., 307
Bonser, Margie Carol, El Monte, Calif., 348
Bonsteel, Melvin A., Dryden, Mich.
Bonsteel, Sandra K., Dryden, Mich., 329
Booher, Maxene Marie, Kent, Wash., 373
Boone, Charles Lee, Gardena, Calif., 307
Boone, Margaret L., Edmonton, Alta., Can., 329
Booth, Beverly An n,Orem, 349
Booth, Beverly Jean, Prineville, Ore., 329
Booth, Joan Dixon, Des Moines, Iowa
Booth, Nelda, Hyattville, Wyo., 373
Booth, Roberta, Springville, 285, 373
Booth, Wallace Rubin, Columbus, Ga., 307
Bordeaux, William B., Provo
Borden, Edward Eugene, Schenectady, N. Y., 349
Boren, Naoma, Provo, 348
Boren, Robert Reed, Jerome, Ida., 249
Boren, Ronald L., Bingham
Eorg, Elsa Claudine, Sal Lake City, 348
Eorgeson, June J., Santaquin, 307
Borgquist, Laurel Ann, Los Angeles, Calif., 198, 373
Bornemann, Joan G., LaMesa, Calif., 348
Bos, Peter Jacob P., Provo
Bosen, Lee Roy, Long Beach, Calif., 218, 373
Boss, Karl Christian, Provo
Boston, William Henry, Memphis, Tenn., 348
Boswell, Carol Deane. Midvale
Bosworth, Gary A., Ogden, 373
Bosworth, Richard C, Ogden, 348
Bott, Marilyn, Ogden, 329
Bottema, Ronald C, Arcadia, Calif., 37
Boucher, James Allen, LaMesa, Calif., 373
Boulet, Diane Eve, Chicago, III., 258, 373
Boulter, Virginia Lee, Sutton, Alaska
Bounds, Rex Benow, Ashland, Ore., 373
BounoMS, Beverly Jean, Provo, 373
Bovard, Valerie M., Parma, Ohio, 348
Bowdcn, Connie Gaye, Kimberly, Ida,, 207
Bowen, Angela Lou, Atherton, Calif.
Bowden, Harriet Joan, Kimberly, Ida., 348
Bowen, Harold M., Coalville, 373
Bowen, Jane Brlggs, Salt Lake City, 212, 329
Bowen, John Mario, Provo, 307
Bowen, LeeRoy E., Paso Robles, Calif., 224, 280, 373
Bowen, Sylvia, Riverton, 373
Bowers, Claudia Rose A., Eagar, Ariz., 250, 348
Bowers, Howard L., Provo
Bowers, Ida Rowena, Salt Lake City, 348
Bowie, Gary William, Claresholm, Alta., Can.
Bowers, Winnifred, Salt Lake City
Bowles, Gearald Allman, Provo
Bowles, Roy Tyler, Provo, 373
Bowman, Calvin Murton, Las Vegas, Nev., 214
Bowman, John Charles, Rockford, 111. 373
Bowman, Wallace N., Deitrich, Ida., 348
Bown, Douglas Lee, Fayette
Bown, Fred S., Provo
Bown, Jesse C. Jr., Provo, 204
Bown, Robert Newell, Lynbrook, N. Y., 373
Boyack, Alan Sterling, Spanish Fork, 307
Boyack, Gary J., Springville
Boyack, Jeanette, Salt Lake City
Boyack. Merrill W., Seattle, Wash., 136, 224, 348
Boyack, Paul W., Provo
Boyce, Clifford G., Powell, Wyo., 329
Boyd, Helen Jayne, Marion, N. C., 373
Boyd, Ellen Bernice, San Mateo, Calif.,
Boyenqer, Gerald LaVon, Nampa, Ida., 224, 326
Boyer, Harmon G., Provo, 329
Boyer, Kent D. Roy, Pleasant Grove, 373
Boyer, Larsen Strong, Springville, 348
Boyer, Lynn David, Springville
Boyer, Marlin Edward, Springville, 244, 373
Boyer, Nada, Arco, Ida., 246, 329
Boyne, William Milton, Compton, Calif. 329
Brackner, Fred L., Wilmington, Calif., 373
Bradfield, Terry Vern, Sclpio
Bradford, Nancy Ann, Oxnard, Calif., 278, 329
Bradford, Robert Ed, Spanish Fork, 307
Bradley, Carol Faye, Salt Lake City, 373
Bradshaw, Henry Jerry, Reno, Nev.
Bradshaw, Jay Roy, Springville, 273, 307
Bradshaw, Leora, Hurricane, 329
Bradshaw, Sandra Kay, Mesa, Ariz., 172, 373
Brady, Beverly Ann, Arlington, Va., 212
Brad/, Anna Grace, Sandy, 276
Brady, Con H., Orem, 307
Bray, Lon Garth, Falrview, 348
Brady, Robert Nyle, Ithaca, N. Y.
Bragg, Mary Helen, Long Beach, Calif., 200. 329
BraiUiord, Jack W., Las Vegas, Nev.
Bray, Lawrence Hall, Sapnish Fork, 330
Brebner, W. J., Carleton Place, Ont., Can.
Brelllatt, Patricia Y„ Vallejo, Calif., 330
Breitenbuecher, Gayle, San Francisco, Calif., 202, 348
Bremer, Florine, Ft. Worth, Tex., 173, 246, 263, 373
Bremer, Ronald Allen, Bellflower, Calif., 348
Brennan, Clifford A., Walla Walla Wash.
Brennan, Stania Lott, Walla Walla, Wash.
Brewer, Bobby Jean, Joseph City, Ariz.
Brewer, David Leslie, Tucson, Ariz., 307
Brewster, Richard C Lakewood, Calif., 322
Brewster, Bonnie Lu, Portland, Ore., 330
Brian, Henry Dudley, Loa, 373
Bridge, Mary Jo, Salt Lake City, 108, 373
Briggs, Ernest Tom, Rexburg, Ida., 329
Brlggs, Hermine, Magrath, Alta., Can.
Braithwalte, Keith D., Magrath, Alta., Can., 348
Braithwaite, Lee Fred, Provo
Braithv/aite, Ruthmary, Provo, 246
Bramwell, Thora Jean, Oakland, Calif., 326
Bramwell, Sharon E., Ogden, 164, 348
Branch, Merrill E., Wellington, 139, 147, 240, 285, 329
Brandenburg, Ray E., Provo, 308
Brandley, Carmen Ma, Provo, 125, 216, 329
Brandley, Cleo Selk, Lethbridge, Alta., Can., 329
Brandley, Jacqueline N., Provo, 329
Brandley, John T., Ft. Macleod, Alta., Can., 373
Brasher, Margaret E., Huntington, 222, 243, 308
Bratsch, Kay Allison, Orange, Calif.
Braun, Joan Mildred, Brooklyn, N. Y., 373
Braun, Raymond, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bray, Harry Lainalolo, fHonolulu, T. H., 308
Brlggs, James Osterloh, Magrath, Alta., Can., 308
Brlggs, Kenneth George, Ptovo
Brlggs, Nancy Iretta, Provo, 249, 324
Bright. Clifta, Rigby, Ida., 373
Brighton, Nancy Glee, Hartsdale, N. Y., 348
Brighton, Patricia K., Hartsdale, N. Y., 175, 373
Brim, Beulah, Downey, Ida., 228, 238, 348
Brim, Willis Lavern Jr., Downey, Ida.
Brlmhall, Arden J., Provo
Brlmhall, Janelle, Provo, 46, 47, 226, 348
Brimhall, Max B., Salt Lake City
Brlmhall, Verna 8., Morro Bay, Calif., 330
Brlnghurst, Kent H., Menio Park, Calif., 204, 348
Bringhurst, Patricia, Santa Barbara, Calif., 134, 232,
330
Brlnkerhoff, Harold E., Perrls, Calif.
Brlnkerhoff, Jack L., Huntington
Britsch, Todd Adam, Provo, 176
Broadbent, Berne D., Provo
Broadbent, Beverly, Riverside, Calif., 208
Broadbent, Kay, Helper, 156, 330
Broadbent, Joseph S., Salt Lake City, 204, 373
Broadbent, Ray S., Salt Lake City, 237, 373
Broadbent, Ross LeRoy, Payson, 155
Broadbent, Sheila D., Boise, Ida., 348
Broadhead, Maeser D., Delta, Colo.
Broc-:, Edward Earl, Goldsboro, N. C, 330
Brock, lleen. Salt Lake City
Brock, Perry Morris, Goldsboro, N. C.
Broc^, Violet Louise, Green River, 373
Brockbank, Allen Brent, Provo, 194, 348
Brockbank, Barbara Kay, Provo, 216, 217, 232, 330
Brockbank, Eleanor Rae, Orlando, Fla., 252, 374
Brodorlck, Luelma, Salt Lake City, 374
Brodln, Nils Eric, Sethenburg, Sweden, 256, 262, 348
Brogdon, Douglas , Jerome, Ida., 374
Brogdon, Norman Edward, Jerome, Ida., 348
Bromley, Sephen C, Downey, Calif.
Brooker, Marjean, Blackfoot, Ida., 374
Brooks, Ben Hugh, Cardston, Alta., Can.
Brooks, Constance, Detroit, Mich., 226, 374
Brooks, Jerry Dwayne, Phoenix, Ariz., 196, 259, 308
Brooks, Karl, St. George, 90, 106, 255
Brooks, Willard M., Cardston, Alta.. Can., 348
Brooksby, Lyie Orson, Fredonia, Ariz.
Brooksby, Merrill W.,, Fredonia, Ariz., 274
Brooksby, Wesley B., Fredonia, Ariz., 348
Brotherson, Jack Devon, Boneta, 265, 374
Brothorson, Mary K., Salt Lake City, 308
Brough, Eleanor, Kaysville, 374
Brough, Vilate, Kaysville
Brower Lloyd Vernon, Denver, Colo., 374
Brower, Dile L., Carlsbad, Calif., 348
Brown, Ann Laroy, Coalville, 348
421
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Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Browi
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
256. 374
Anne, Taft, Calif.. 216, 232. 327, 330
Barbara Ann. CookeysvIIIe. Md., 348
Beverly Scipio. 266. 374
Carleton Wade. Sacramento. Calif.. 374
Carol Ann. Idaho Falls, Ida.. 198. 374
Carol Ann. Oklahoma City. Okla.. 374
Charles Ray. Whittler. Calif., 348
Cheryl. Salt Lake City. 237, 374
Colleen. Duncan. Ariz.. 348
Curtis Perry. Stenington. Conn.. 91
Darlene. Smihfield. 255, 374
Diane Lucille. Atlanta. Ga.. 252. 348
Donna. Turner. Ore., 374
Dorothy May. White Rock, B.C.. Can.,
166.
348
90
Brown. Elbert Earl, Glendale. Calif.
Brown. Ferneth. Mesa. Ariz.. 212. 308
Brown. Farrell Boyd. Koosharem, 221. 285, 348
Brown, Francell, Brlgham City, 374
Brown, Geraldine. Twin Falls. Ida.. 374
Brown. Glen Alan. Manti. 374
Brown, Glenn Louis. Leavenworth. Wash.. 348
Brown. Harlow Floyd, Koosharem
Brown, Heber Clark
Brown, Harry J., Provo
Brown, Irma, Spanish Fork, 330
Brown, Jack Vernal. Provo
Brown, James Frank, Lovell, Wye. 374
Brown. Kay Idell. Highland. Calif.. 228, 348
Brown. Kay Maureen. Oakland. Calif.. 330
Brown. Kenneth Calhoun, Glencoe. III.
Brown. Kenneth R.. Woodruff
Brown. Kent L.. Cedar City
Brown, LaRae, Bountiful. 330
Brown, Lora Lee, Turner, Ore.. 202, 232, 285. 330
Brown, Marilyn Joyce, Lehi, 374
Brown, Melvin Jonathan, Buhl. Ida.
Brown. Melvin R.. Coalville, 91
Brown, Nancy Burton, Bend, Ore.
Brown. Norma Lynn. Buhl, Ida.
Brown. Paul Arnold. Springvllle. 86
Brown. Ralph Buckley. Fallbrook, Calif.
Brown, Ray Michael. Payson. 214, 348
Brown, Ray Williams, Bountiful
Brown, Richard A.. Bremerton. Wash.
Brown, Richard Kent, Annabella
Brown, Robert A.. Spanish Fork. 374
Brown. Ronald Kay. Atlanta, Ga., 330
Brown, Rosemary, Eureka, Caiif.. 374
Brown, Russell Olsen, Provo, 274, 324
Brown, Sherrill James, Oakland, Calif., 91
Brown, Stanford Lee, Provo, 348
Brown, Victor Lee. Aurora. Colo.. 374
Brown. Virginia Ann. Denver, Colo.. 374
Browning. Kate Goddard, Weaverville, Calif., 228,
238, 348
Brox, Blaine H.. Marysvale
Bruner. John William. Cheyenne. Wyo.. 348
Brunken. Bonnie Beth. Eugene. Ore.. 348
Brunner. Sonja Jean. Los Angeles. Calif.. 374
Brunsdale. Kenneth A.. Calgary. Alta.. Can.
Brunson. Barry Brent. Fillmore, 374
Brunt, Alfred W. Jr., Idaho Falls, Ida., 374
Bryan, Glen Arthur, Tooele, 374
Bryan, Hazel Venae, Tooele, 244, 324
Bryan, Lauren Lee, Provo, 218, 332
Bryan, Lucile, Springvllle, 202, 374
Bryant, Billie Lane, Pinedale, Ariz.
Bryant. Willla Rae. Castleford. Ida.. 330
Bryce, Douglas Rae, Guotay, Calif.
Bryner. Maurine F.. Provo
Bryson, Lawrence LeRoy, Provo, 374
Bryson, Robert Allen, Vernal
Buchanan, Antoinette, Richfield
Buchanan, Dona Julynne, Gunnison. 374
Buchanan. George Elray, Salt Lake City, 348
Buchanan, Lila Rae, Provo
Buchanan, Jerry Lee, Centerfield, 374
Buchanan, Patsy Marie, Bellflower, Calif., 374
Buchanan, Randall J., Venice, 324
Buchanan. Robert N.. Denville, N. J.
Buck. Sylvia. Orem
Buckley, Irene Lillian, Wesson, Miss.. 374
Buckley, Mitzl, Mesa, Ariz.
Buckman, Daniel R., Bend, Ore., 330
Buckwalter. Doyle W.. LaGrande, Ore., 374
Buckwalter, James B,, American Fork
Budge, Barbara Blanche, Malad, 108. 188, 189, 308
Budge, Rayo Beck, Roy, 330
Budae, Gerald S.. Burley, Ida.. 348
Budcie. Kathryn Jean. Provo. 374
Buhfer. LeRoy Nile. Vale. Ore.. 33G
Bulkley. Elizabeth A., Hadden Hts., N. J.. 230. 263,
374
Bullard, Sally Clare. Aberdeen. Md.. 374
Bullock. Burton Warren. Rawlins. Wyo., 86, 90, 210,
349
Bullock, Genelle, Emily, Lethbridge, Alfa., Can.. 374
Bullock, Gerald A.. Letnbndge, Alta,, Can.. 330
Bullock, Gleneva Faye, Provo
Bullock. Gordon W.. Provo. 194. 330
Bullock, Karl Hart, Provo, 374
Bullock, La Dell R., Welling, Alta.. Can., 330
Bullock, Nola, Inglewood, Calif.. 374
Bullock. Reuben Lynn, Salt Lake City
Bumann. Les Barry. Elmhurst. 111., 330
Bunkor, Ivan A.. Provo
Bunker. Richard W.. Las Vegas. Nev.
Bunker. Loretta. Atlanta. Ga.
Bunker, Robert Clyde, Las Vegas, Nev., 100
Bunnell, Ann, Price, 228, 349
Bunnell. Dale Leon. Provo. 330
Bunnell. Mary Helen. Price, 207, 222, 308
Bunnell, Ted G., Provo
Burbridge, Lucille, Salt Lake City, 264, 349
Burbldge, Richard L.. Tacoma. Wash.. 224, 349
Burdick, Colleen Madge, Dragerton, 349
Burge, Donald Lockwood, Arcadia. Calif.. 326
Burgess. DD Rae, Pilot Rock, Ore., 374
Burgess, Bruce M.. San Rafael, Calif.. 374
Burgess. Marva, Ogden
Burgon, Glade L,, Provo, 324
Burgon, Kaye H., Midvale. 175, 176, 194, 330
Burk. Charlene, Springervllle, Ariz., 374
Burgos, Maria Elena, Juarez, Chih.. Mex., 374
Burke, Larry M.. Vernal, 374
Burkr;, Leora, Idaho Falls, Ida.. 374
Burke, Murland Jay, Idaho Falls, Ida., 204, 330
Burkholz, Karl T. Jr., Pewaukee. Wis.. 374
Burkinshaw, Kay Wilda, San Francisco, Calif.
Burmester, Carla, San Mateo, Calif., 330
Burle-v, John Wesley, Provo, 349
Burnett, Demar Child, Boise, Ida.. 374
Burnotte, Jimme Ruth, Detroit, Mich.. 172. 374
Burningham, Jeanette B., Inglewood, Calif., 374
Burningham, Monna L., Glendora, Calif., 374
Burningham, Richard W.. Salt Lake City
Burns. Eloye Jacob. Vernal, 374
Burns. Errol G.. Vernal, 349
Burns, Patrick John, Las Vegas, Nev.. 210, 211. 349
Burns. William Arnold. Provo. 374
Burnside, Afton, Provo, 349
Burn^ide, Clyde Monte, Kenilworth. 237, 330
Burnson, Peter L.. Las Vegas. Nev., 374
Burr, Glenda, Orem, 374
Burrall, Gordon Knight, Pasadena, Calif., 147, 235,
349
Burrell, Janice Doreen, RIdgecrest, Calif., 349
Burrls, Donald Adams, Magna, 255
Burrup, Kaye LaRue, Provo, 216. 226. 238. 345, 349
Burt, David W., Brlgham, 308
Burt, Jack Weldon, Springvllle
Burt, J. Kent. Springvllle. 374
Burt. Merrill C. Richland. Wash.. 330
Burt, Noel Wayne, Cardston, Alta.. Can.
Burt. Ruth Elaine W.. Brlgham. 308
Burton. Alice Kay. Ogden, 349
Burton, Beverly Anne, Harpers Ferry. W. Va., 349
Burton, Carlyle S., Payson, 308
Burton, Donette, Salt Lake City, 202, 203, 349
Burton, EthoTene, Taimage, 349
Burton, Howard Edward, Los Angeles, Calif.
Burton. John Harold. Phoenix, Ariz., 248, 308
Burton, Marvin J.. Los Angeles, Calif.. 249, 374
Busby, Mona, Montebello, Calif., 349
Busby, Malcolm Vern, Tucson, Ariz.. 374
Busch. Owen Charles, Dragerton
Bush, Alfred L.. Denver. Colo.. 140, 308
Bush, Clifford M., Lakevlew, Ore.. 196. 322
Bush. Gerald Vernon. Ogden. 349
Bush, Myrna Dene, South Gate, Calif. 330
Bush, Palmroy Pung K.. Ewa. Oahu. T. H., 374
Bushman, Curtis Samuel, Snowflake, Ariz,
Bushman. Margaret Ann. Lehi, 330
Bushman, Morris Smith, Provo
Bushnell, Ted Darrell, Provo, 148, 330
Buskey, Sandra Joan, Los Angeles, Calif., 349
Busselberg, Carol Ann, Milwaukee, Wis., 162, 330
Butcher, Don Llnford, Kaysville, 349
Butikofer, Mailne, Idaho Falls, Ida.. 374
Butenhoff, Kay, Spanish Fork
Butler, Betty Rae, Cairo, Ga., 252, 349
Butler. Arthur. Provo
Butler, Beverly Jean
Butler. Ervan H., Eager, Ariz., 330
Butler, John Kent, Yuma, Ariz.. 374
Butler, Lavar M.. Provo. 271
Butle-. Sandra Jean. Whittler. Calif., 222, 308
Butler Sherrel Gay, BIythe, Calif. 349
Butler, Sylvan G., Hillspring, Alta., Can., 330
Butslkares. George. West Orange. N. J. 374
Buttars, Lareen, Weston. Ida., 246, 349
Buttars, Orvin Allen, Burley, Ida,, 324
Butteifleld, Sherrie A.. Rawlins. Wyo.. 374
Butterfield. Thomas K., Phoenix, Ariz.. 218. 219. 308
Bybee, Barth Nalder, Bell, Calif.. 91, 374
Bybee, Cleona Nannette, Nyssa, Ore., 162, 285, 308
Bybee, Joanne E., Oakland. Calif.
Bybee, Larry Curtis, Smithfleld, 322
Byers, Bruce Michael, Rosemead, Calif.. 284
Bylund, Cyrus Rudolph, Santaquin, 349
Byers, Kenneth Wayne, Ontario. Ore., 142, 349
Byrd, Jesse Floyd, Lynwood, Calif,
Cable. Wayne LeRoy, Hawthorne, Nev.. 330
Cahill, Thomas E.. Provo. 196
Cahor-n, James Albert. Cardston. Alta.. Can.
Caine. Lei Nani Rena. Clearfield, 374
Calder Allene C. Vernal, 265, 266, 374
Cahoon, Sharon, Portland, Maine, 226
Calder, Colleen, Provo, 374
Calder, John Richard, Prove
Caldv/ell, Allen L., Cardston, Alta., Can., 349
Caldwell, Don J., Henderson, Nev.. 375
Caldwell. James Dahl, Cardston, Alta., Can.
Caldwell. Lowell C. Vernal
Caldwell. Paul Marvin. Midvale. 90. 194
Caldwell, Sheila, Granada Hills, Calif., 330
Call, Ara Om Jr.. Appleton. Wis.
Call. Caryol. Layton, 207, 330
Call, Dellwyn R.. Twin Falls. Ida., 308
Call, Diana Louise, Ogden, 349
Call, Eran Abegg, Col. Dublan, Cl.Ih., Mei.. 308
Call. Henry Dee. Layton, 375
Call, Ivan T.. Ely. Nev.. 330
Call. Henry Michael. Bountiful. 349
Call, Lael Rae B.. Seattle, Wash., 308
Call, Katherine G., Provo, 283, 308
Call, Lois Ann, Salt Lake City, 166, 277, 349
Call, Margie, Las Vegas, Nev., 330
Call, Mar|orIe, Ogden
Call, Rita Rae, Citrus Heights, Calif.. 330
Call, Robert Leon, Aztec, N. Mex.. 142. 349
Call. Rodney Ford, Bountiful, 330
Call Ronnie Loree, Citrus Heights, Calif.. 349
Call. Sharon. Soda Springs, Ida.. 349
Call, Shirley Ann, Layton, 253, 375
Call. Susan. Columbus. Ohio. 212. 375
Call, Udean Raoul, Twin Falls, Ida.. 324
Call. Vivian. Salt Lake City, 375
Call, Willard Rex, Rigby, Ida.. 194, 375
Callaway, Delvin V.. Altadena. Calif., 190
Callister, David R., Glendale, Calif.
Callister. Douglas L. Glendale, Calif, 375
Callister, Geraldine, Spanish Fork
Callister, Katherine, Delta, 172,375
Calvert, Douglas Ray, Caliente, Nev.. 308
Callister, Reed R., Glendale, Calif., 149
Calvert, Terry Brant. Cody. Wyo.. 349
Calvert, Tracy N.. Alhambra. Calif, 218, 375
Calvert. William James. Caliente. Nev.. 330
Camergo. Anthony C. De, Campinas, Brazil
Cameron, Bruce Garth, Las Vegas, Nev., 164
Cameron, Gary Reuel, Quincy, Calif., 375
Cameron. Sondra. Provo
Camp, Virgil H., Provo, 162, 245, 324
Campbell, Becky. Phoenix, Ariz., 42, 43, 208, 234, 375
Campbell, Carolyn, Gardena, Calif., 226, 349
Campbell, Dennis James, Vernal, 349
Campbell, Diane, Van Nuys, Calif.
Campbell, Harold D., Detroit, Mich., 375
Campbell, Howard Paul. Palmer. Alaska
Campbell. James W., Portland, Ore.. 330
Campbell, John W., Baker, Ore.
Campbell. Lyman, Vernal
Campbell. Maurice, Provo
Campbell, Phyllis, Sparks, Nev., 173, 375
Campbell, Robert Henry, Spanish Fork. 375
Campora. Steve Holt. Stockton, Calif. 90
Candland. Doris Jean. Santa Rosa, Calif, 330.
Candland. Robert G., Provo, 175, 349
Candland, Wendell Rex, Santa Rosa, Calif, 330
Canileld, Alan Richard, Provo
Canfleld, Kaye, Boise, Ida.. 375
Canning, Lois Cook, Orem
Cannon, J. Terrance, Worland, Wyo.. 267, 330
Cannon. Linda, Salt Lake City, 375
Cannon, Maurice Kent, Worland, Wyo., 330
Canno, Vena Lee. Provo. 308
Canly, Janeen J.. 243
Cannon, Philip Ray, Provo, 108, 113, 330
Cannon, Welles Pinney, New Haven, Conn.. 263, 375
Capson, Valoran R., Salt Lake City. 375
Canto, John Wayne, Springvllle, 375
Canty, John Marvin, Sanford, Colo.
Cardall, J. Norman. Provo
Cardon, Anita, Durango, Colo.. 237, 375
Cardon, Ellen, Durango, Colo.. 237, 330
Cardon, Melvin Johnson, El Paso, Tex.
Cardon, Phillip E., Venice, Calif, 164, 375
Carls, Wayne M., Orem
Cardon, Susette Vilate, Mesa, Ariz.
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Car?en, Gary Evans. Sprlngville. 375
Carleton, Ella Marian. Price, 375
Cartile, Florence, Heber, 375
Cariile, Garvin E.. 349
Carllle, Karen, Heber. 375
Carling, Marlena Mae, Oasis, 349
Carlisle, DoneHa June, Salt Lake City
Carlisle, Ivan James, Provo
Carlson. Bill LeRoy, Portola, Calif.. 330
Carlson, Darlene Dolly, Monterey Park, Calif.. 30b
Carlson. Terrence S., Enumclaw, Wish.
Carls+on. Charles B., Arlington, Va., 173. 375
Carlston. Nancy. Arlington. Va., 330
Carlton. Karen, Boise. Ida., 349
Carpenter. Lila Joy, Evanston, Wyo., 172. 237, 375
Carr. J. Douglas, Clearfield. 330
Carpenter, Ted Eugene. Manti
Carr. Keith R.. Leres. Calif, 308
Carr, Lynette. Helper
Carr. Patricia Janelle. Oakland, Calif. 208
Carraway, Clarence O., Baytown, Tex., 276, 330
Carrigan, James Lisle, Bingham, 349
Carroll, Maureen, Brigham, 202, 330
Carroll, Roscoe Davis, Orem
Carruth, Carole, Las Vegas, Nev., 137, 349
Carruthers, Joyce E., Idaho Falls. Ida.. 330
Carson. Carmen P.. Homedale. Ida., 170
Carter, Amber Michie, Tabiona, 308
Carter, Anita. Lund, Nev., 349
Carter. Annette, American Fork, 226, 330
Carter, Don C. Provo, 214. 273, 349
Carter. Florence M., Ukiah, Calif. 375
Carter, Harold Leray, Proyo, 308
Carter, Henry Dennis. Oakland, Calif, 237. 375
Carter, Janet Arline, Salt Lake City, 308
Carter, Judith, San Diego, Calif. 208. 375
Carter. Merrill Ray, Spanish Fork
Carter. Murlan D.. Shelby. Mont.. 375
Carter, Joseph L. Jr.. Alexandria, Va.
Carter, Lila Jean, Tabiona, 173, 375
Carter, Ronald Gary. Buhl, Ida., 162
Carter, Rulon Newell
Carter, Warren L., Los Angeles. Calif.
Carter, Wilson Clive. Nelson, B. C. Can.
Cartwright, Mary Jean, Draper, 29, 285, 308
Carver, Dale Ross, Boise, Ida., 262. 322
Carver, Gary Homer. Provo
Carver, James Andrew, Provo
Carver, Maxine Kay, Santa Monica. Calif., 375
Casavantes, Jose A. F., Juarez, Chlh., Mex.
Case, Gayle. Altamont. 232, 243, 265, 330
Case, Glenn Alan, Altamonf 330
Casper, George Gary, Junction City, Ore., 235, 375
Casper, Gordon C, Provo
Casper, Leon B.. Rigby, Ida., 308
Casper, Marvin Dee. Provo
Casper, Milan Kent. RIgby. Ida.. 1 94
Castillo, Jorge i.. Quezaltge. Guatemala. 330
Castillo, Rafael E., Cunen, Guatemala. 256, 274. 324
Castleton, Lloyd, V.. Springville, 375
Catmull, Delbert Reed. Rupert. Ida.
Cattani, Ray A., Pasadena. Calif, 286, 308
Cattani, Thomas, Glendale. Calif, 330
Caulford, Edwin L., Schenectady, N. Y., 375
Cazier, Ronald Norman, Las Vegas, Nev., 330
Cavin, Nancy Johanne, St. Helens, Ore., 375
Cawley, Virginia L., Augusta, Ga.
Cawley, Roger R., Pleasant Grove, 375
Cebellada, Francisco L., Melilla, Spain, 256
Celentano, James John, Palisades, N. J.
Cena, Robert E., Castro Valley, Calif, 214, 349
Celaya, Varge H., Moses Lake, Wash., 375
Chadwick, Charlotte L., Nampa, Ida, 330
Chadwick, Hans Tim, American Fork
Chadwick. Jerald Fay, American Fork, 330
Chalk, David NIelson, Provo, 330
Challburg. Norman Lee. Citrus Heights, Calif, 375
Chamberlain, Charles Kent, Provo, 375
Chamberlain, Edwin C, Ely, Nev.
Chamberlain, Frank W.. Covina, Calif.. 91. 103, 218
Chamberlain, Gary A., Toppenlsh, Wash., 204, 349
Chamberlain, Jonathan. Kanab
Chamberlain. Kelton L., Kanab, 273, 330
Chamberlain. David M., Pasadena, Calif.. 269
Chambers, Mary K., Provo, 308
Chambers, Robert Lee. San Diego, Calif, 349
Chambers, Robert LeRoy. Seattle. Wash.. 375
Chandler, Helen C. Salt Lake City. 226, 349
Chandler, Jean M., Welser. Ida., 282. 349
Chanslor, Lewis Parker. Reno, Nev.. 349
Chantry, Earl Clyde, Lancaster, Calif, 214
Chaplin, Dora Mae, Provo, 173, 375
Chaolin, Lois E., Provo, 349
Chapman, Glen, Provo, 326
Chapman, Earl W., Layton, 148, 308
Chapman. Jaclcolyn L., San Diego, Cailf., 208. 375
Chappelt, Conrad S., Bostonia. Calif.
Chappell. Calvin Jay. Lyman. 375
Chappell, Eddie G., Lyman
Chappell, Larry Ray, Lyman
Chappell, Lloyd L., Lyman
Chappell. Robert O.. Provo, 308
Chappell. Thomas Lee. Lyman. 308
Chappie, Benjamin R., Anderson, Calif., 375
Charles. Marlene P., North Hollywood, Calif., 220,
330
Chase, Dolores, Orinda, Calif., 330
Chase, Irel Lynn Jr., Nephi
Chatelain, Hazel D., Salt Lake City, 308
Chatham, Bet+y Jean, Lynwood, Calif.. 375
Chattoraj, Shib Charan. West Bengal. India, 256. 324
Chavez. Elena Elvira, Col. Juarez. Chih., Mex., 256
Cheeakwai, Glenn, Port of Spain, Trinidad
Chelson, Gary James, Colton, Ore., 375
Cheney, Barbara, Provo, 349
Cheney, Garth Wayne, Provo. 349
Cheney, Jack Goodell. Nampa, Ida.
Cheney, Joyce, Falrvlew
Cheney, Marian. Provo, 243, 330
Cheney, S. Cleone H., Nampa, Ida.
Cheney, Wayne Douglas, Welser. Ida., 349
Cherry, Clair Gail Ephraim, 330
Cherry, Wallls Martin, Choteau, Mont.
Cherry, Youn Wol, Seoul, Korea, 246
Chi, Youn Wol, Seoul, Korea, 256
Chidester, Craig Lynn, Brawley, Calif
Chidester, Evar Leon, American Fork
Chidester, R. Ellene, Buhl. Ida., 375
Child. Eva Diane, Spanish Fork. 330
Childs, Fred D., Sprlngville
Childs, Forrest Barry. China Lake. Calif.
Chllds. Howard LeRoy
Child:. Jay Newel, Gunnison
Childs, Robert Dale, China Lake, Calif, 375
Childs. Wllma. Gunnison. 108, 350
Chlpman. Dorene, Welling, Alta.. Can.. 375
Chlvers, Robert L., Boise. Ida., 146, 331
Chittock. David H.. Orem
Choe, Ae Suk, Seoul, Korea
Choi, Sung Sik, Seoul, Korea
Choules, Deanna. Salt Lake City, 264, 375
Chournos, George R., Ogden
Chournos, Joyce Ann T., Ogden
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Allen C, American Fork. 286, 308
Bruce J., Provo
Carol L., Provo, 350
Carole. Farmlngton, N. Mex.. 172. 262
Carol. Oakland. Calif, 269. 350
Clarice A.. American Fork
Clay B.. Redlands, Calif. 330
Clifford, Morgan, 273, 330
David E., Olldale. Calif, 190, 322
David R., Arlington, Va., 350
Dewey L., Ephraim. 322
Don M., Aurora, 135, 375
Donald W., Yucaipa, Calif,
Duane G., Seattle, Wash.. 125, 412. 349
Duane L., Long Beach. Calif.
Earl Jay, Burley. Ida.. 350
Fred M.. Pocatello, Ida., 375
Gayle. Driggs, Ida., 232, 331
Gladys L., Falrvlew, 331
Gordon V., Shelley, Ida., 375
Grant A., Provo. 331
H. Boyd. West LaFayette. tnd., 375
Herbert E.. Shelley. Ida., 190, 350
Howard J., Salem
Ha, Driggs, Ida., 176, 238, 246, 350
Janice. Farmlngton. N. Mex., 173
Jay E. Richfield, 350
Jolene, Salt Lake City
Jones Kay, Spanish Fork
Joseph J.. Orem
Josephine. Payson, 208, 234. 375
Karen, Spanish Fork
Kaye. Mesa. Ariz., 212
Larry C, Springville
Karen, Delta
Karen E.. Springville. 308
Max L., Delta, 351
Marilyn. Provo. 162
Mar.k E. Driggs, Ida.. 375
Merritt L, Oak City
Myrna I., Huntington, 234, 244.375
Naomi R., Redding, Calif., 167, 176. 331
Neal F., Lehi, 125. 279
Ortho, Provo, 324
Patricia. Provo. 308
Richard L., Salt Lake City
Richard F., Falrvlew
Christensen. Ronal Eugene, Burley, Ida., 350
Christensen. Ruby G., Springville
Christensen, Rulon Ray, Wheat Ridge, Colo., 375
Christensen, Sharil D., Payson, 331
Christensen, Sharon L., Orem. 376
Chriftensen. Shirley, Delta. 376
Christensen. Theodore, Provo, 308
Christensen, Weldon V., Fayette
Christensen, William Robert, Antonito, Colo.
Christensen. William W., Antonito, Colo.
Chr.stensen, Winston E.. Delta, 162, 240
Christian, Anthony L., Pioche, Nev., 376
Christiansen, Arden T., Burlington, Wyo., 350
Christiansen. Danielle, Provo
Christiansen. David D.. Pleasant Grove.
Christiansen, Gloria A., Welser, Ida.
Christiansen, Howard D., Moreland. Ida., 351
Christiansen. Kent H.. Gunnison
Christiansen, Norman L., Provo
Christiansen, Patricia, Monroe, 283. 308
Chrlstlanson. James R.. Spanish Fork. 308
Christiansen, Laura M., Parkdale, Ore., 376
Christiansen, Rollo D., Ely. Nev., 376
Christiansen. Sally A.. Ontario. Ore., 172. 376
Christiansen Stephen, Gunnison. 376
Christie. Florence V.. San Francisco, Calif. 173
Christlson. Barbara A., Ely. Nev., 172, 376
Christley. Milan R., Salem, Va., 91
Chrlstofferson, Leo J., Lehl. 308
Chrlstofferson. Reed K.. Salt Lake City. 350
Churg, Henry Punt, Provo, 326
Chun. Albert L. Ming, Honolulu, T. H., 308
Church. Elsie, Alameda. Eire. Pa.. 287. 331
Church. Leah, Delta, 376
Church, Russell Arley, Gary, Ind., 269, 376
Circuit, Jeffrey Lee, WInetta, 111., 237, 258, 280, 37b
Clark, Alice Virginia^ Quincy. Fla,, 376
Clark, Betty. Provo, 350
Clark. Brent Nolan, Washington, D.C., 376
Clark, Curtis E., Rosemead, Calif., 1 73. 376
Clark, Dan Bartlett, San Diego, Calif, 133. 331
Clark. David Gary. Provo
Clatk, David Lee. Anaheim, Calif,
Clark. DeeAnn, Montpeller, Ida., 350
Clark, Donald Ward. Nampa. Ida.. 166
Clark, Delete, Meridian. Calif. 202, 232, 331, 243
Clark, Dick Joe, Yuba City. Calif., 91. 376
Clark. Edy Lou. Lindsay. Okla., 376
Clark, Donald D.. East Ely, Nev.
Clark, Ellna C, Pleasant Grove
Clark, Emma Lou, Provo
Clark, Esther Marlene, Tooele, 376
Clark, Erma. Morgan
Clark, Gary Denzlo. Idaho Falls, Ida.
Clark, George Alan, Redwood City, Calif.
Clark, George Russell, Long Beach, Calif
Clark. Gordon T.. Vale. Ore., 350
Clark, Hazel Cook
Clark, James Robert, Tacoma, Wash., 376
Clark, Lee Jay, Meridian, Calif, 376
Clark, Leona G., East Ely, Nev.
Clatk, Malcolm G.. East Ely, Nev.
Clark, Mary Elizabeth, Grantsvllle. 331
Clark, Mary Helen, St. George, 255
Clark, Nancy Karen, Sun Valley, Calif.
Clark, Nelda Lydla. Etna, Wyo., 243, 308
Clark, Ralph B.. Vale. Ore., 124. 240, 308
Clark, Robert L.. Ogden. 376
Clark. Ronald Carlos, Farmlngton, 376
Clark, Robert M., Redwood City, Calif
Clark. Robert Wesley, Klamath Falls. Ore., 350
Clark, Ronald Keith, Lehi, 376
CUrit, Ruel Ross, Provo
Clark, Thelma Phillips, Provo
Clark, Jorr. Paul, Pleasant Grove. 86, 90
Clark. Welsfcrd H., Provo
Clarke, Emily Jane, Alhambra. Calif
Clarke. Jill, Provo. 170, 232. 331
Cla-ke, William R., Burbank. Calif.
Clarke. Nancy Ann, Vallejo. Calif. 376
Clarke, Richard L., Panorama City, Calif, 376
Clarkson, Alice Marie, Mesa, Ariz., 376
Clarkson, Vern Shaw, Jerome, Ida., 376
Claw, Dorothy, Chlnlee, Ariz., 376
Clawson, Gary Clark, Stirling. Alta., Can., 350
Clawson, Marilyn Rose, Pasadena, Calif., 376
Clay. John Parley, Wichita, Kan.. 351
Clawson. Willard LaVar, Provo, 308
Clay, Robert Don. Wichita. Kan., 280, 376
Clayson, Douglas W.. Santaquln. 308
Clayson. Harold W.. Alameda, Calif.. 326
Clayson. Jessie Merle, Payson
Clayton, Kathleen, Salt Lake City. 376
Clayson, RaeNee, Sprlngville
Clayton, Kelvin C, Orem. 308
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Clegg. Alene, Heber, 351
Clegg, Almon H., Heber
Clegg, Anabel, Provo, 350
Clegg, Aria Jeannine, Provo, 170
Cleag, Daniel Giles, Heber, 350
Clegg, Dennis A., Heber, 308
Clegg. Don Ray, Springvilie
Clegg, J. Holvor, Provo, 190
Clemence, Dorothy J., South Gate, Calif., 376
Clement, Carroll Gene, Provo
Clements, Billy Gene, Ft. Worth, Tex., 376
Clements, Diane, Roseville, Calif., 172, 376
Clifford. Tonia C. Portland, Ore.. 331
Cleverly, Norton A., Parma, Ida., 376
Cline, Charles W., Craig, Colo.
dinger, Lawrence A., San Diego, Calif., 376
Clinaer, Janece, Provo
dough, Gloria Marie, Salt Lake City, 198, 331
Cloward. George Ray, Provo
Cloward, Marie Eugene. Provo
Cloward. Spencer K.. Provo. 376
Clucas. Jerry Keith. Meridian. Ida.. 308
Cluff. DeVar Dean. Ashland, Ore., 261, 376
Cluff, Louise, Juarez. Chih.. Mex., 376
duff. Stanna Gay. El Monte. Calif.. 246. 277. 376
Cluff. Wanda Lorene. Farmington. N. Mex.. 350
Clyde. Kathryn Jane. Heber, 216. 308
Clynick, Joanne B.. Detroit. Mich.. 376
Coales, Wesley Eugene, Gresham, Ore., 167, 376
Coats, Fred Nielsen. Murray. 376
Cockayne. Carolyn L.. Salt Lake City, 376
Coe. Nathan Bert. Boulder. Nev.
Coffin. Anne. Sheridan. Wyo.. 308
Coffin, Gary Rex, Pocatello, Ida., 376
Coffin, Jack La Veil, West Yellowstone, Mont., 271,
308
Coffman, Esther G., Yuba City. Calif.. 376
Colby. Doris Arlene. Huntington. 376
Cole. Carla. Preston. Ida., 350
Cole, Charles F., Santa Monica, Calif.
Cole, Dean Clark, Tooele, 376
Cole, Leslie Wayne, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Cole, Natalie, Albuquerque, N. Mex., 230. 376
Cole. Tommy Carl. Bard. Calif.. 91, 218. 376
Coloman, Doreen. Mar Vista. Calif., 228, 350
Coleman. Gene R.. Lyman. Neb.
Coleman, Jacqueline, Salt Lake City, 376
Coleman, Ray Walter, Ogden, 308
Coleman, Ronald D., Arcadia, Calif., 308
Coleman, Sandra Lee, Salt Lake City, 376
Coleman, Virginia M., Payette, Idff., 350
Coles, Otto Kent. Provo
Coles, Scott C, Provo
Coles, Rex Lydell, Rigby, Ida., 351
Collamer, Richard J., Royal Oak, Mich., 308
Collard, George E. Jr., Provo
Collard, Lorraine, Idaho Falls, Ida., 33 1
Colledge, Connie Rae, Orem
Collet, Marietta S., Del Bonita. Alfa.. Can., 376
Collett. Carol Luana, Kaysville. 331
Collier. Wendell, Vernal. 145. 308
Collins. Cecily Erika, Y^uba City, Calif., 226, 376
Collins. Lila Marolyn, Provo
Collins. Sharon. Swan Valley. Ida.. 351
Collins, Stanley E.. Provo. 109, 331
Collins. Sue. Provo. 208, 350
Collyer. Ronald F.. Farmington. N. Mex.. 142. 262.
350
Colt. John. Provo
Colton, Craig W., Salt Lake City, 376
Colson, Robert E., SA'an Valley, Ida.,
Colvin, Bobby Wallace, Odgen, 331
Combs, Cloyd James. Provo. 350
Comes. Barbara Joan. Scottsbli.ff. Neb.
Cornish. D. Clayton. Payette. Ida.. 214, 308
Compton, John Hilary. St. Francis. 5. D.. 285, 331
Conder, Darrell George, American Fork
Conder, Donald A., American Fork, 33 1
Conder, Gareth, Alva. American Fork, 376
Conder. Jerry Gillman, Bishop. Calif.
Condie. Howard G.. Salt Lake City, 350
Conklin. Edward Dean. Ferron. 350
Connell. Rosemary, Salt Lake City. 331
Connelley. Joyce E.. Moses Lake. Wash., 288. 376
Connors. Roger Lee, Bandon, Ore.
Conrad. Darel Albert, Provo
Conrad, Paul W., Provo, 331
Contreras, Carlos A., Comayaguela, Honduras, 324
Converse, Roger F. Jr., Denville, N. J.
Conway, Thomas Locke, El Paso, Tex., 331
Conway, William David, Craig, Colo., 331
Cook, Alan Dennis, Syracuse
Cook. Alonzo Dean, Salmon, Ida., 350
Cook. Barbara Jane, Willard, 228, 238, 350
Cook, Betty Sue, Fountain Green, 234, 376
Cook, Boyd G., Ogden
Cook, Ivan B., Fruitland, Ida., 326
Cook, Jack Robinson, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Cook, Kenneth Stanley, Provo, 350
Cook, Lautetta Jean, Martinez, Calif., 376
Cook, Lillian C, Thornton, Ida., 308
Cook, Loren Joseph, Orem
Cook, Mary Elaine, Salt Lake City. 376
Cook, Patricia LaRae, Great Falls, Mont.
Cook, Roger Marvin, Idaho Falls, Ida., 376
Cook, Ruth Ladene, Salt Lake City, 376
Cook, Shirley, Clearfield, 173, 262, 376
Cook, Sonia Kaye, Fountain Green, 376
Cook, Robert F., Provo. 376
Cook, William A., Rigby, Ida., 322
Cooksey, Eva V., Rahchos of Taos, N. Mex., 376
Cool, John R., Orem, 351
Coortbs, Clyde Ray, Tremonton
Coombs, Suzanne, Banning, Calif., 230, 376
Coons, Richard A., Long Beach, Calif., 376
Cooper, Coleen, Orem, 376
Cooper, Gayle, Mesa, Ariz., 377
Cooper, Danna Lee, Tucumcari, N. Mex., 308
Cooper, Glenna D.. Springfield. Ida., 212. 285, 376
Cooper. James Ervin. Knoxville, Tenn.
Cooper, James Gary, Mesa, Ariz., 376
Cooper, Jay E., Washington
Cooper, Kenneth G., Pangultch, 308
Cooper, Leslie Muir, Salt Lake City
Cooper, Linda C, Gridley. Calif., 377
Cooper. Lyie J.. Genola
Cooper. Marilyn, Oceanside. Calif.. 351
Cooper. Robert Allen. St. Louis. Mo.. 350
Cooper. Shirlee Anne. Springfield, Ore., 350
Corak, Eva Marlene, Midvale, 170. 350
Corbett. Edward K.. Berkeley. Calif.. 377
Corbett. Lawrence R., Worland, Wyo.
Corbett, Samuel J. Jr., Leiand, N. C., 377
Corbin, Jackie Wayde, Provo
Cordon, Rula, Boise, Ida.
Corey, Richard Ira, Provo
Cordner, Raymond Grant, Provo
Corey, Sharon Jeanne, Idaho Falls, Ida.. 202. 350
Corless. Merlene. Provo. 377
Cornelius. Don Edward. Ronan. Mont.. 350
Cornelius, Merrill D., Ronan, Mont., 377
Corlna, Ross H., Woodruff
Cornwall, Mary Ellen, Clayton, N. Mex., 175, 176
Coster, Claudia, Burley, Ida., 331
Cote. Leo Francis, Amesbury, Mass.
Cottam. Carolyn, Provo
Cottam. Delmar R., Escalante, 308
Cottle, Pauline, Pocatello, Ida., 377
Couzens, Darlene Rae, Portland, Ore., 331
Covey, Barbara Jean. Arcadia. Calif.. 212. 331
Covington. Steve Vern. Idaho Falls, Ida., 377
Covington, Wayne LeRoy, Pingree. Ida., 331
Cowan, Alex Park, Hollywood, Calif., 377
Cowan, Cynthia Ann, Provo
Cowan, Claudine, Springvilie
Cowan, LuJean, Boulder, Nev., 308
Cowdell, Robert Boyle, Los Angeles, Calif., 322
Cowan, Ross, San Bruno, Calif.. 350
Cowles, Newell Eugene. Escalante
Cowley. Dean Parrel. Venice
Cowley, Johnny, Heber, 377
Cowley, Elaine, Tremonton, 230, 377
Cowley, Kendall F., Heber
Cowley, Lewis Ted, Salt Lake City
Cowley, Marjorie S., Layton, 331
Cowley, Wayne Dixon, Provo, 272
Cowsert, Karen N., Brawley, Calif., 308
Cox, Claudia Ann., Draper, 377
Cox, Deon. Hooper, 377
Cox, Gary Everett, Wendell, Ida., 350
Cox, Gaylen J., Manti
Cox, Jack Arnold, Orem
Cox, James Bruce, Provo, 331
Cox, John Gordon, Provo
Cox, Louise, Provo, 377
Cox, Marion Irene, Parma, Ida.
Cox. Sharron. Salt Lake City. 350
Cox. Verl J.. Layton
Cox. William Farrell. Provo
Cov. Joyce Kny, Long Beach. Calif., 285
Cozzens, Charles J., Provo, 308
Crabb, Nevin Lee, Orem
Crabtree, Kay Lee, Cardston, Alta., Can.
Craft, Robert Gerald, Ontario, Calif., 331
Cratts, David Scott, Delta, 377
Crafts, Merlene, Delta
Cragun, Laurel Ann, Yakima, Wash.
Craia, Thadeus Steven, Safford, Ariz., 218, 350
Cram Deanna, Las Vegas, Nev., 216, 350
Crandall, Don Ashael, Mesa, Ariz., 162. 412
Crandall, Evelyn, Springvilie, 259, 308
Crandall. Gary L.. Springvilie. 100. 109
Crandall. Harvey L.. Idaho Falls, Ida., 350
Crandall. Horace Dean. Provo
Crandall. John A., Mesa, Ariz., 350
Cranoall, Lenore. Springvilie, 377
Crandall, Sue Dette E., Safford, Ariz., 216, 228, 350
Crane, Georgia Anne, Los Angeles, Calif., 193
Crane, Loren Danford, Las Vegas, Nev., 249, 350
Crane, Patricia, Los Angeles, Calif., 331
Crane, William E. Jr., Mink Creek, Ida., 308
Craner, Jeri T., Provo, 216, 308
Crapo, Carol Berniece, Rosemary, Alta., Can., 350
Craose, Warren Pitts, Savannah, Ga., 252, 350
Craven, Frank L., Provo
Craven, Rue Ann W., Provo
Craven, Marian, Provo
Cravens, Jack Graham, San Diego, Calif., 90, 106, 350
Crawford. Arvin Clark, Spokane, Wash.
Crawford, Edward R., Moses Lake. Wash.. 288. 350
Crawford. Ray F.. Paris. Ida.
Crawford. Malcolm D.. Yakima. Wash.. 350
Crawford. Shirley Ann, Columbia, 377
Crawford, Vanessa L., Sandy
Creasey, Virgil L., Coos Bay, Ore.
Creer. Diana Lee. Provo. 172. 212. 331
Creer, Glade Y.. Spanish Fork
Creer, Howard Nielsen, Spanish Fork, 308
Crenshaw, Mills Laurie, Napa, Calif., 272, 331
Creer, William N., Provo
Crevislon, Gweneth E., Provo
Creviston, Herbert William, Provo, 108
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Cri
Cri
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smon, Leo Eugene. Casa Grande. Ariz., 331
smon, Carole Irene, Mesa, Ariz.. 377
smon, De Nell L., Phoenix, Ariz., 377
st, Robert H., Pocatello, Ida., 176, 221. 331
tchfield. LeRoy R.. Kamloops. B.C.. Can., 331
tchlow. Larry W.. Ogden. 331
tchlow. Robert T.. Ogden. 308
tser. Byran K.. Orem. 350
ttenden. Carolyn J.. Los Angeles. Calif. 212, 350
ttenden. Jimmie F., Oakley, 103
Crockett, C. Webb., Pocatello. Ida.. 48. 147. 223,
240. 301. 331
Crockett. Kenneth H., Salt Lake City, 156, 264, 350
Crockett, Lawana Jean, Newport News, Va., 377
Crockett, Russell W., Montpelier, Ida., 162 377
Crott Carol, Lovell, Wyo., 172, 267, 377
Croft, Faye Lavieve, Provo, 277, 350
Croft, Garth Fisher, Provo, 308
Croft, Julia M., Idaho Falls, Ida., 350
Croft, Margaret Ann, Idaho Falls. Ida.. 308
Crott. Merlin R.. Pleasant Grove. 221. 272. 324
Crofts. Steve Maurice. Richfield
Croft, Mary Katherine, Cedar City, 331
Crofts, Darel Kent, Richfield, 377
Crompton, Bruce Gene, Brigham City, 350
Cron, Earl Jackson Jr., Provo, 377
Crook, Kathleen, Emery, 172, 377
Crook, Margaret Kay, Fallon, Nev., 377
Crookston Lenore. Mesa. Ariz.. 108. 259. 331
Crosby. Alden Glen. Ogden. 176. 331
Crosby. David S.. Alex. Va.
Crosby. Edward Earl. Altamont. 350
Crosby. John S.. St. Johns. Ariz.. 377
Crosby. Karen Jane. Dos Palos. Calif.
Crosby. Luzon Orvilla. Orem. 33!
Crose, Carrol Louise, Long Beach, Calif., 108. 238,
350
Croshaw, Carol Ann, Mountain View, Calif., 108. 134,
350
Cross. Donald Leon. Elgin. III.. 350
Crosse, Richard E., Santa Cruz, Calif.
Crossley, Vera Alice, Los Angeles, Calif.. 331-
Crouse. Marisha Ann, Pagosa Springs. Colo.,
Crow. Charles William, Twin Falls, Ida.
Crow, Sylvia P.
Crow, Jean Lorraine, Hollywood, Calif., 173.
Crow, Verna Gayle, Hollywood, Calif., 377
Crowley, Carole Jean, Twin Falls, Ida., 331
Crowley. Nellissa J.. Glendale. Calif.. 331
Crowley. Lionel Paul. Ontario. Calif.. 270. 308
Crowley. Jared O.. Upland. Calif.. 377
Crowley. Larry Olson. Upland, Calif., 350
Crowther, Arven Jay, Axtell, 331
Crowther, Frank M., Fountain Green
Crowther, Marinan, Fountain Green. 377
Crowton. David Harris. Provo "
Crowther. Teddy Joe. Alex. Va., 350
Crowton, David M., Orem
Crum, Paul E. Jr., Provo, 37
Cruser, Merrill L., Monteview, Ida., 308
Crystal, Doris Olive, Pleasant Grove, 350
Cude, Ronald Lynn, Long Beach, Calif.
Cullimore, Kay Haniss, Provo, 350
377
377
424
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Cullimore, Karen, Great Neclc. N. Y.. 170. 377
Cullimore. Kelvyn H., Provo. 308
Cullimore. Sandra V.. Pleasant Grove. 331
Cummings. Karen. Salt Lalte City. 226. 350
Cunningham. Jerald O.. Grand Junction. Colo.. 134.
275
Cummins. L. G., Navosota, Tex.
Cundick. Margaret Mae, Santa Barbara, Calif., 37V
Cunliff. James David. Bingham Canyon. 91
Cunningham. Delores P.. Farmington. 377
Cunningham. Marilyn G.. Gallup. N. Mex.. 170, 200,
228. 238, 350
Currier, Carlton J., Trail. B. C. Can.. 350
Curth. Marilyn, Los Angeles, Calif.. 377
Curtis. Caroline. Lehi. 202. 331
Curtis, Clayne Grant, Orem
Curtis. Deanne Gae. Downey. Ida., 377
Curtis Delene Rae, Downey. Ida.. 246. 377
Curtis, Demar, Salina
Curtis. Gerald Don, Salt Lake City, 91
Curtis, Karen, Placerville, Calif., 124, 128, 287, 33 1
Curtis, Kirk Moffitt, Orangeville, 324
Curtis. Nancy Lee, Salt Lake City, 377
Curtis. Paul Johnson, Spanish Fork
Curtis, Robert D. , Provo, 377
Cushing, Renetta Arlene, Los Angeles, Calif., 172,
285. 377
Cutler, Dorothea M., Salt Lake City, 208, 377
Cutler. Douglas Lynn, Provo, 308
Cutler, Marlene, Salt Lake City
Cutler, Raye C. V.. Penticton. B. C. Can.
Dagrade. Marvin Donald. Las Vegas. Nev.. 174
Dahi, David Arthur Jr., Bakersfield, Calif., 377
Dahl, David C, Raymond, Alta., Can., 280, 308
Dahl, Diane, Inglewood. Calif.. 377
Dahl.. Patricia. Pocatello. Ida.. 230, 377
Dahl, Reed M,. Raymond. Alta., Can.
Dahle. Dorothy Carolyn, Aberdeen. Ida.. 377
Dahle, June Anne. Provo. 176, 287. 377
Dahle. John Edward, Murray
Dahlin, Kenneth A., Concord. Calif., 33 1
Daitey, Diana Dee, Burbank, Calif., 377
Daines, Nancy Kay, Lynnwood, Wash., 350
Daines,' David Eugen^, Lynnwood, Wash.
Daines, Weldon Lee, Firth, Ida., 350
Dalby, Dean LaMar. Levan
Dalebout, Paul, Provo, 86, 90
Dalley. Ronald Albert, Overton, Nev.
Dallln, Daria, Springvllle, 377
Dallln. Don Blake, P'rovo, 274, 324
Dallin, Shlrl C. Spanish Fork, 377
Dalton, David Dare, Los Altos, Calif., 350
Dalton, Jan Whitney, Springvllle, 350
Dalton, Janet, Circleville, 377
Dalton, Juana Miriam, Fullerton, Calif., 433, 212
Dalton. Lena Geneve, Pleasant Grove, 243, 331
Daly, Jay Wllford, Richfield
Daney, Monnie Morgan, Talihlna, Okla.
Dandrldge, Virginia S.. Pasadena, Calif.. 377
Daney, Ramona Edna, Pleasant Grove
Daniels, Diana May, Long Beach, Calif., 198
Daniels, Donna May. Caldwell. Ida., 350
Daniels, Nell Murray, St. Thomas, Ont., Can.
Daniels, Philip Bliss, Annabella
Daniels, Shanna Marie, San Rafael, Calif., 350
Danielson, Gene Earl, Springvllle, 308
Danks, Leora Ann, Evanston, Wyo.. 237, 377
Danklef. Connie Jo, Pleasant Grove, 377
Danley, Arlene Joy, Ft. Worth, Tex.
Darling, Clair Hawkins, Spanish Fork
Dart. James A.. Spanish Fork
Dastrup. Bernard C Altamont. 265
Davenport, Alice M.. Las Vegas. Nev.
Davenport. Chloe Ann. Tama. Iowa, 331
Davenport, Earl M., Walla Walla, Wash.
Davenport, Evonne Mae, Meridian, Ida., 308
Davenport, Geraldine, Tama, Iowa, 377
Davenport, Grace R., Provo
Davenport, Perry M., Walla Walla, Wash.
Davenport, Margie, Provo, 167, 350
Davenport, Sandra Lee, Caldwell. Ida., 284
Davidson, Dawn llene. Salt Lake City, 350
David, Suzanne, Salt Lake City. 377
Davidson. Gwyn Dean. Alameda, Ida., 147, 308
Davldcon, Marion N., Evanston, Wyo., 331
Davidson, Marlow G.. Provo, 308
Davidson, Warren E., Mapleton, 377
Davidson, Theodore E.. Evanston. Wyo.. 350
Davies. David LeRoi. Provo. 90. 350
Davies. John Roy, Ogden
Davies, Grant William, Provo, 377
Davies, Mary Catherine, Salt Lake City, 134
Davis. Barbara Grace. Camas, Wash., 331
Davis, Beth, Provo, 377
Davis, Betty Fay, Magna, 108. 351
Davis. Briant LeRoy. Long Beach. Calif,
Davis. Clinton D.. Spokane. Wash.. 308
Davis. Dan Lee. Las Vegas. Nev.
Davl;. Dee Ann, Buhl, Ida., 378
Dell, Roger Marcus, South Gate, Calif.
DeMarco. Louie George, Price
OeMaree, Ronald K., Provo. 351
Demet, James Hercules, Racine. Wis.. 100. 102. 103.
378
Demer, Clair DeLoy, Murtaugh, Ida.. 351
T. H.
308
Can., 351
Davis, Diane, Orem
Davl:, Dixie, Panguitch, 351
Davis, Dorothy, Provo, 174, 308
Davi-,, Eldon Paul, Kanab, 351
Davis, Elaine A.. Provo. 308
Davis Elise Daney. Provo
Davis. Gary Lee. So. Gate. Calif.. 3451
Davis. Gerald E.. Idaho Falls. Ida.. 210
Davis Hazel Catherine. San Jose. Calif.. 33 1
Davis, Hazel Ruth, Salem, 202, 331
Davis, Joan, Provo, 378
Davis, Karen Marie. Monrovia, Calif.. 378
Davis, Judy, Somerton, Ariz.
Davis, Klliona Soloman. Hoolehua, Moloka
Davis, Leah Rae, Sacto, Calif.
Davis, Leland Ellis, Provo
Davis, Lena K., Hoolehua, Moloka
Davis, Lester Clark, Springvllle
Davis, Lorin Richard, Orem
Davl<. Lloyd F., Boise, Ida., 240,
Davi:, Lynn Fay, Heber, 351
Davis, Norman Boyd, Ashland, Ore.. 351
Davis, Owena Gayle. Wellington, 351
Davis, Raymond Leon, Kanarraville, 332
Davis. Reedf Kay. Albuquerque. N. Mex.,
309
Davis. Richard Charles. Payson. 30
Davis, Richard Lynn, Los Angeles, Calif.
Davis, Robert Lyman, Panguitch
Davis. Rollin Stuart. Salt Lake City, 351
Davis, Ronald Cloyd, Roseville, Calif., 378
Davis. Ronald Mitchell, Provo
Davis, Sterling P., Emmett, Ida., 332
Davis, Roscoe Ben. Alhambra. Calif.. 351
Davis, Wendel Morgan, Salt Lake City, 378
Davisson, Janeal S., Hillsboro, Ore., 378
Dawson, David Harold. Layton, 322
Dawson, Oliver Glenn, Owendale, Alta.
Dawson, Ray H., Provo, 378
Day, Andrew J. Jr., LaCanada, Calif.
Day, Carl F., American Fork, 332
Day. Clark Harris, Springvllle, 309
Day. David B.. Layton
Day, Dennis Nathan, Fairview, 224, 270
Day. Fay. Salt Lake City, 309
Da/, Gloria, Hiawatha, 332
Day, Marian L.. San Diego, Calif., 378
Day, Melvin Robert, Pleasant Grove
Day, Myrna, Layton, 259, 305. 309
Day. Paul F., Provo, 174. 378
Day. Roxanna Kay, Kuna, Ida
Day, Sidnee, Murray, 378
Day. William E., Oakley, Ida.
Daybell, Jack Warren, Mesa, Ariz.
Dayton, Kenna Beth, Salt Lake City, 276, 198. 35!
DeCastro. Odair Sllva. Sao Paulo. Brazil, 351
De La Cruz. Jose D.. Col. Juarez. Chih. Mex.
DeLange. Leland L., Orem
De Mille. Lloyd. Midvale
De St Jeor, Johna Mary, Sai, Bernardino, Calif.
Deamer, Carol, Ogden, 351
Dean, Larry Edward, Twin Falls, Ida., 351
Dean. Michael S., Skokle, 111,, 194, 258. 378
Dean. Nowlan Kelly. Midway
DeAngeles. Sally A.. Turlock. Calif.. 287. 351
Deason, Lajuana, Salt Lake City, 283, 309
DeBloois, Betty Gene, Holden, 351
Debry, Legrant C, Los Angeles. Calif.
Debry. James Wayne. Provo
Debs, John Edward, Pearblossom, Calif.. 351
Decaire. Arlene Delia. Calgary, Alta., Can., 378
Decker. Dean Alma. Enterprise. 332
Decker. Don Lee, MantI
Decker, Helen Jean, Mesa. Ariz.. 138. 176. 351
Decker, Irving H., Evanston, Wyo., 351
Decker, L. Fredrick, Snowflake, Ariz., 351
Decker, Loral A., Snowflake, Ariz., 309
Decker, Laurel Weldon, Mesa, Ariz., 176,
Decker. Mary Rachael. Mesa. Ariz.. 176,
Decker. Patricia Anna, Snowflake, Ariz
Decker, Rey M., Mesa, Ariz., 332
Decker, Wayne Reeves, Enterprise, 351
Defriez, Stanley C, Huntington
DeGraw, Clifford P., Spanish Fork, 314, 332
DeHoyos, Alberto, Monterrey, Mex., 256. 309
DeHcyos, B. Federico, Juarez. Max., 326
DeJong. Thelma, Provo, 324
Del Fium, Dorene J., Long Beach, Calif, 269, 351
Dellenbach, Kenneth K., South Gate. Calif.. 351
DeMordaunt. Paul Roger. Blackfoot. Ida., 224, 225
332, 413
Denhalter. John Henry. Orem
Denney. Donald Boyd. Blackfoot, Ida., 332
Dennis, Lonnie Morris, Los Angeles, Calif., 91, 378
Danos', Janet Julia, Big Bear| Lake, Calif., 246, 351
Dennlson, Betty Karen, Fullerton, Calif., 332
Denos, Alonzo Elijah, Big Bear Lake, Calif.
Denver, Charles H., Fort Duchesne
DePauIa, Leoses Zanone, Parana, Brazil
DePrlest, Peggy L., Los Alamos. N. Mex.. 351
Deputy. Anne. Salisbury. Md.. 309
Deputy. Nancy. Salisbury, Md., 175, 351
Derr, Bradley K., Albany, Calif.. 378
Derr, Lorstta G.. Green Lane. Pa.. 175, 238, 351
De^pain, Faith, Lovell, Wyo.. 268. 332
T. H.. 202. 257. 378 Despaln. Philip Clive. Centerfield. 351
Despain. Richard S.. Lovell. Wyo.
Devenport. Eugene C. Ucon. Ida., 244, 332
Devey, Beverly, American Fork, 170, 332
De Victoria. Joseph R. L.. Provo
Devine, Mar/ M„ Seattle. Wash.. 351
Devries. Robert H.. Oakland. Calif.. 332
Dew, Donald C. Florence. S. C. 378
218. 219. Dev/ey. Donald R.. St. Louis. Mo.. 252. 351
Dewey. Joe Robert Jr.. Provo. 378
Dewey. Larelne, Boise. Ida.
Dewey. Patricia. Boise. Ida.
Dewey. Phyllis M.. Ontario. Calif.. 378
Dewitt. Deanne. Mesa. Ariz.. 378
Diamond. Paul L.. Payson
Dibble. Deanne Gail. Salt Lake City, 351
Dick. Marshall Lee. Woodburn, Ore.. 378
Dickenson. Lois Mai, Santa Paula, Calif.
Dickerson, Larry Eu, Provo, 190
Dickinson, Benjamin L., Ponca City, Okla.
Dicks, Edith Ellen, Elko, Nev., 172, 378
DIdrickson. Dan
Dickson, Max Cook, Roy, 309
Didericksen, Coraleigh, Tremonton. 378
Dierksen, Carol Mae, Yosemite, Calif., 378
Dieter, Alice Delia, Ontario. Ore.. 332
Dieu, Douglas Hyrum, Ogden, 332
DIgerness, Sarah I., Cheyenne, Wyo., 162. 238. 35l
Dike James Alvln. Babbitt. Nev., 35 1
Dilks. Carolyn Emily, Inglewood, Calif., 378
Dill. Douglas Leon, Coos Bay. Ore.. 244, 261, 378
Dillon. Reid L.. Orem
Dillman. Laurie E.. Coeur d'Alene. Ida.
Dillrran. Tanya Faye. Salt Lake City. 252. 378
Dills, Joseph Ronald. Jacksonville. Fla.. 252. 378
Dimter. Lauren Hanley. Los Angeles, Calif., 332
Dinkins. Norman S.. Jesup. Ga.
Dinsdale. Colleen K.. Provo. 309
Dlnsdale. David R.. Provo. 324
Dlttus. Heldegarde E.. Fargo. N. D.. 351
Ditty, James Mitchell, Wilmington, Calif.
Dix, Lawona Helen, Provo
Dixon. Dennis B., Payson, 309
30* Dixon. Fred. Provo
Dixon. Donald R., Salt Lake City. 86, 90, 194
Dixon, James D., Payson, 332
Dixon. Mary Ann. Provo. 332
Dixon. Karen, Provo. 39. 46. 172. 208. 226, 351
Dixon. Richard Chlpman, Provo. 109
Dixon. Shirley W.. Payson. 378
Dixon. Willard Charles. Spanish Fork
Djahanbani. Farrokh R., Teheran, Iran, 113, 332
Doak, Kathleen Miriam. Hollywood. Calif,. 378
Dodd, Russell Elton, Elkins, W. Va., 309
Dobson, Lowell W., Orem. 309
Dodds, David Maloy, Panguitch
Doezle. Ephra. Pasadena. Calif.
Dolan. Albert Edward. Provo. 351
Dolinar, Richard A.. Provo
Doman, Earl Arthur, Ontario, Ore.. 100
Doman. John Edward, Nampa, Ida., 162. 351
Doman. Verl Thomas. Riley, Ore., 173, 378
Donahoo, Boyd W.. Los Angeles. Calif., 218. 309
Donaldson. Barbara. Ogden. 309
Done. John Marsh, Payson
Done. Joseph Alvin, Provo
Doney, Barbara. Franklin. Ida.. 378
Dorff. Reginald Ray. Detroit. Mich.
Dorgan. Francis G.. Provo. 351
Dorlus. Dale M.. Fayette. 351
Dorlus. Deanna Minnie. San Francisco, Calif.
Dorman. Eva Doreene. Rick Springs. Wyo., 378
Dorny. De Anne. Chevy Chase, Md., 139, 272, 378
175. 176. 351
378
222.
309
309
425
student Index - Autumn Quarter
164,
Dorny. Ruth Emily. Salt Lake City
Dory, Deanna. Queer) Creek, Ariz., 250, 351
Dotion, Renee. Pocatello. Ida.. 309
Dotv. Lois Ward. Provo. 378
Dougall. Jeanette L,. Springville. 378
Dow, Kay Harris. Calgary. Aita., Can.
Downes. Florence J.. Spokane Wash.
Downey. Frank Kent. Hayden. Ariz.. 237. 351
Doxey. John Rulon, Oakland. Calif.. 378
Doxey, Lawry Evans. Sal+ Lake City. 351
Drake. Charles F.. Provo
Drake, Janel May. Nampa. Ida . 243, 309
Drake. Leon Ray. Nampa. Ida.. 378
Dra^ulich. Jannie Lou. Ely. Nev.
Draper. Marva Arlene. Bountiful. 246. 332
Drajghon. Wells Earl, Durham. N. C.
Draughn. Norma Dale. K/lt. Airy. N. C, 172
Draper. Otto L., Midvale
Dray. Joann Wanda. Renas. N. Y.. 133. 263,
Drech>el. Dolores Fay. Salt Lake City. 166. 351
Dredge, Cherye Lee. No. Hollywood. Calif., 378
Dredge. John Deschamps. Malad. Ida., 332
Dredge, Jesse Richard, Malad, Ida., 332
Dreger. Hilda M.. Richland. Mont.. 310
Dreger, Dorothy K., Richland. Mont.. 351
Dreith, Margery Ann, Long Beach. Calit.
Drigqs, Frank Swensen. Pleasant Grove, 109
Driskell, Carolyn. San Jose. Calif.. 237. 251. 351
Driver. Robert James. Chula Vista. Calif.
Dro'jbay. Dale Ivan, Provo, 310
Dryden. David Bruce. Glendale, Calif.
Dryden, Thomas Edgar, Jerome, Ida., 351
Dubois. Jacqueline M.. Los Angeles. Calif..
Duce. Lee Fisher. Marysvllle. Wash.. 351
Duce. Norman Sheffield. Lethbridge. Alta.
Duce! Richard F.. Marysvllle. Wash.. 378
Duchesne, Andrie Lucy. Mesa, Ariz.. 326
Dudding, Earl Brown. Washington. D. C.
Dudley. June Nythel. Pocatello. Ida.. 33. 287
Dudley. Mary Ann. Magrath. Alta.. Can.
Dudley. Mona Rae. Magrath. Alta.. Can.. 378
Dud'ey. Wlnone T.. Vancouver, Can.
Dudley, Robert L., Pocatello. Ida.. 274
Dudman. Anne. Ogden. 378
Duerden. Frosty Ella. Downey. Calif.. 174
Duffey. Dianne L., Van Nuys, Calif.. 352
Duffin. Carolyn Faie, Nyssa, Ore.. 378
Duifin. Deanna Zelma. Bountiful. 212. 378
Duffin. Irene. Axtell, 310
Dugan. John Paul, Colorado Springs. Colo..
Duggan. James Russell. Long Beach, Calif.,
Duke, E. Jean, Provo. 352
DuVe, Larry B.. Heber
Duncan, Lloyd Orval. Roosevelt
Duncan. McNeil Jr.. Roosevelt. 378
Duncan. David Lee. Oakland. Calif.
Dunford, Bruce R.. Huntington Park. Calif.
Dunford. Chaunce L., Fairfax. Calif.. 378
Dunford. Charles K.. Provo. 109. 332
Dunford. John Parley. Portland. Ore.. 285. 378
Dunford, Thomas Jay, Bloominqton. Ida.. 237
Dunn. Barbara. Boise. Ida.. 162. 310
Dunn. J. L., Annabella. 332
Dunn, Joan Patricia. Valley Stream. N. Y., 324
Dunn. Lynn P.. Paul. Ida.
Dunn, Patricia E.. Er.qlewood, Colo., 202. 352
Dunn. Patricia Sally. Helper. 232. 332
Dupaix. Melvin Miles, Huntington Park. Calif
Fames, Elizabeth. Bountiful. 108. 352
Earl. Anthony M.. Las Vegas. Nev., 146. 162. 352
Earl. Esther Miriam. Las Vegas. Nev.. 200. 332
Earl. James L.. Provo
Easttncnd. Elbert John. Provo. 378
Eaton. Armon Valoy. Vernal. 100
Eatough. Norman, Provo
Eaves, Bradford W., Honolulu, T. H., 378
Eaves. Sharon Diane. Los Angeles. Calif., 378
Eberhard. Collette. Preston. Ida.. 246. 332
Eberhart. Norma P.. Grand Junction. Colo.. 176. 378
Echols. Clyde Gordon. Hiqley, Ariz., 251. 378
Echols Robert Lee Jr., Phoenix, Ariz.. 162
Eckel. Paul Ralph, Medford. Ore.. 90. 210. 352
Eckert. William R.. El Cajon, Calif.
Eddlnqton. Bonnie Rae, Holladay. 362
376 Edgell. Mary Lee. Jefferson City, Mo.
Ediefsen. Patricia Lee. Boise. Ida.. 332
275, 35i Edmen. Eleanor Stark. Salem
Edrington. Josephine B.. Provo
Edrington. LaMar Kay. Provo
Edvalson. Alice. Llnlon. Ore.. 378
Edstrom. Patricia L.. Salem. Ore.. 378
Edward, John Brent. Sumatra, Mont., 218
Edwards, Catherine, Provo
Edwards, Charles B., Provo
Edwards, Echo, Gunnison, 378
Edwards, Elaine. Belle Fourche. S. D., 202. 352
Edv/ards. Gary C. Heber
Edwards, Hugh, Montlcello. 148. 353
Edwards. Louis John. Thistle. 378
Edwards. Luwana King. Provo
35J Edwards. Patricia L.. Centralla. Wash.. 222. 285. 310
Edwards. Robert W.. Provo. 332
Can
232. 332
Duplisea, Gerald Hugh. Marysvllle. N
Dupont. Clyde Stanley, Wahiawa, Oahu
Durand. Rene Ronald, Chicago, III.
Durtee. Delsa. Salt Lake City. 310
Durree, Kenneth Dwayne. Heyburn. Ida
Durfee. Milo Vaughn, Salt Lake City.
Durfey. Joseph McLean. Bicknell
Durfey. Robert Ellett, Provo
Durham, Karl Ray, Santa Ana, Calif., 148, 310
Durrant, John L., Provo, 353
Norman W.. Blackfoot. Ida..
Vickl Leola, American Fork
Belden B.. Provo
Durtschi. Elise. Salt Lake City, 378
Dus^in Bryna Loy. Pocatello, Ida.,
Joan LeFevre
John Joseph, Roseburg. Ore.
LaVoIr D., Moses Lake. Wash., 378
Richard Ernest. Roseburg, Ore., 310
Dwight, Dee Elaine. Butte, Mont., 167, 378
Dyer Robert D., Portland. Ore.. 113. 194, 195
Dyer. Grady T., El Paso. Tex.. 378
Dyson, Dixie Joan. Nanalmo. B. C. Can.. 378
Eagar, Herbert Lynn, Calton, Calif., 320
Eagleston, Gerald John, Bakersfield. Calif.
Durrant.
Du.-rant,
Durtschi.
Duvall
Duvall
Duvall
Duvall
198, 226.. 378
378
373 Edwards. Sheldon M.. Boulder City. Nev.
Edwards. Thomas M.. Garden Grove. Calif.. 378
Egan. Horace Fredric, Provo
Egbert. Judy Marie. Murtaugh. Ida.. 378
310 Egbert, Richard P.. Tetonia. Ida.. 332
Egbert, Wendall W.. Preston, Ida.
Egg. Theron Jay Jr.. SeaHle. Wash., 272, 288, 352
Eichelberger, Berta Jo. Boise, Ida.. 176. 352
Ekins. Alton Edwards. Provo. 282
Eklns. Gene Arnold, Hinckley, 379
Ekins, Paul Edwards, Provo. 282
Elder, Charles WiHiam. Seattle. Wash.. 310
Elder. Fern Arlene. Kennewlck. Wash.. 379
Elder. Qulnten Joseph. Provo
Elder. Richard Lee. Long Beach. Calif.. 379
282. 378 Eldredge. Joseph Lloyd. Salt Lake City. 167, 196. 332
166. 332 Eldredge, Lana Marie. Las Vegas. Nev.. 379
Eldredge. Susan Ethel. Salt Lake City
Elgan. Jess Bybee. Provo
Elg^n, Mary Lynn, Mesa. Ariz., 379
Eliason. Diane, Salt Lake City
Eliason, Ncrrell B,, Bancroft, Ida.. 279. 310
Ellasscn. Rosalie Ann. Detroit. Mich., 322
Eliason, Patricia Ann, Snowville, 198, 226, 332
Elison, Ina Lou Oakley, Ida., 161, 164, 304
Elklngton, Grant Clark. Sprlnqville
332 Elklnqton. William L.. Idaho Falls, Ida.
Ellett, Rulon Sheldon, Bicknell
Ellington, Harvey D.. Taber, Alta., Can.. 379
EIIIoH. Nancy Lucy. Salt Lake City. 353
Ellis. Alta Deanne. La Habra, Calif., 379
Ellis. Gay Mercedes. Salt Lake City. 260, 352
Ellis. Geralyn Rae. Pomona. Calif.. 246. 352
352 Ellis. Jede Nell. Mancos. Colo.. 352
Victor G.. Spanish Fork
John McKIe. Palestine. Tex., 263, 332
Ellison. Howard Reed. Lethbridge. Alta., Can.. 223,
310
Ellison. Marilyn W.. Lethbrldqe. Alta.. Can.. 332
Ellsworth. Barbara H.. Suffern. N. Y.. 170. 379
Ellswcrth, Carol Lynn, Blackfoot. Ida.. 202
Ellsworth. Christine. Pasadena. Calif.. 352
Ells/rorth. Elolse. Pima. Ariz.. 216. 352
Ellsworth. German C. M., Salt Lake City
Ellsworth, Jonathan L., Farmlngton, N. Max., 3 10
Ellsworth, Karen, Chino, Calif.. 276
Ellsworth. Karmen, Chino. Calif.. 276
Ellsworth. Lyle W.. Provo. 273. 332
Ellsworth. Sterling G.. Salt Lake City. 310
Elmer. Laura W.. Provo. 352
Elmer. Theodore K.. Provo. 332
Elton. Dan K.. Provo
Elton. Curtis Beck. Tooele
Elton. Lawrence S.. Orem
Elton. Wayne D.. Salt Lake City
Ely. Cheryl H.. Las Vegas. Nev.. 379
Ely. Raymond William, Los Angeles. Calif.. 352
Elzlnga. Yvonne Kay. Hunter. 237. 353
Emery. Alvln Wllford, Salt Lake City. 91
Emmett. Sally. Rochester, Minn., 216, 332
218. 352 Emmett, Susan, Rochester, Minn.
B.. Can.. 35i Elli;
T. H.. 352 Elli!
. 378
48. 353
Emmons. Elmer LaMar. Provo
Ence. Iva Dawn. Las Vegas, Nev.. 353
Endsrs. Gordon Wesley. Kennewlck, Wash., 288, 379
Endlcott, Barbara G., San Rafael, Calif., 379
England, Ann Christine, Minneapolis, Minn., 235, 379
England, Joseph Deloyd, Tooele, 269
England. Roger C. Tooele. 379
Engle. Ira Jr.. Seymour. Conn.. 352
Enke. Arthur Harold. Provo. 280. 379
Enke. Ruth Graham. Provo. 243, 332
Enz, Marlene Smith, Provo. 379
Enyart, Robert Carl, Gooding, Ida.
Epperson. Carol L.. Frankfurt. Germany, 173, 379
Erekson, Alma Y.. Provo. 310
Erekson. Arlene S., Provo
Erekson, Gene M.. Provo
Erekson. William B... Sandy. 157. 379
Ergang, Ivadell Helen, Provo, 310
Erickson, Alice, Sprlnqville
Erickson. Carl Henry, Freedom, Wyo.. 332
Erickson. Clarence Jr.. St. Joseph. Mo., 310
Erickson, Donis L.. Boise, Ida.
Erickson. Einar C. Ruth. Nev.
Erickson. Elaine, Springville, 310
Erickion, Gerald L. Lehi. 379
Erickson. Karen Marie. Los Angeles. Calif.. 212. 259.
379
Erickson. Larry Blaine. Lehl. 379
Erickscn. Leiand Ross. Ogden, 310
Erickson. LeRoy B.. Springville
Erickson, Mary, Salt Lake City, 379
Erickson, Maynard L., Sunnyside, 379
Erickson, Mignon, Delta, 379
Eriksen, Erik Paul. Danbury. Conn., 379
Erikson. Glen Robert, Rexburg. Ida.
Eriksson. Herbert. Las Vegas. Nev.
Ersklne. June. Salt Lake City. 352
Esler. Sally Ann. Phoenix. Ariz.. 232. 332
Erickson. Jo Ann T., Fremont. 332
Esplin, Robert Morris. Nyssa. Ore., 352
Estabrooks. Eugene M,. Quebec. Can., 332
Estes. Dale Arden. Rochester. N. Y., 352
Estes. Richard L.. Redding. Calif., 379
Estrada, David T., Provo, 332
Estrada, Rex William, Stockton, Calif., 159, 214, 310
Estrada. Fazur. Villa. Guerrero. Max., 310
Estrada. Rosalind L, C. Provo. 332
Ethridge, Eleanor Ruth. Macon. Ga.. 379
Ettric, Frederick. Bellaire. N.Y.. 352
Eubanks. Jay Winston. Nampa. Ida.. 379
Evans, Barbara Leone. Salt Lake City. 352
Evans. Benda Lee. Helena, Mont.. L33. 260, 379
Evans. Bernell C. Payson
Evans, Cheryl Ann. Boise, Ida.. 234, 379
Evans, Betty Lou. Provo
Evans. Douglas G., Calgary. Alta.. Can.. 379
Evans. Diane L.. Salt Lake City. 379
Evans, Fred Melvin, Dallas. Tex.. 263. 353
Evans. Derald Robert. Tooele
Evans, Georgia. Salt Lake City. 108. 172. 332
Evans. Hugh Lusty. Arcadia, 265
Evans. Jean. Riverton, 232. 246, 332
Evans. John Deuel. Blackfoot. Ida.. 379
Evans. John William. Provo. 324
Evans. Lavon. Safford. Ariz.. 324
Evans, Naomi Lillian, American Fork. 352
Evans. Richard Wayne. Storm Lake. Iowa. 352
Evans. Robert W.. Provo
Evans. Ronald Walter. Mesa. Ariz., 379
Evans, Sharron Rae. Tacoma. Wash.. 352
Evans, Sondra, Salt Lake City. 332
Evans. William Duane. Altamont, 265. 285. 379
Evensen. Ronald C Durango. Colo., 379
Evenson. Merrllyn Ann. Martinez. Calif.. 379
Evert. Lawrence G.. Cody. Wyo., 379
Eveson. Charlene. Glenwood. Alta., Can.. 379
Eweli. Arlin Reed. Genola. 310
Ewell. Sheldon F.. Monrovia. Calif.. 379
Ewell. James Neil. Spanish Fork
Exeter. George M.. Pocatello, Ida.
Faber. Dorian Rey. Garrison
Facer. Marilyn, El Monte. Calif., 379
Facer, Mark Rolla, Malad, Ida.. 332
Facer, Norman H., Provo. 379
Faddls. John David. Pleasant Grove. 106
Fadely. Charles R., Provo, 174, 332
Fadely, Kenneth Lee, MIddletown. Ind.. 352
Fagg. Jack Wayne, Oakley, 142, 173, 352
Faheriy, Florence R.. Orem
Fairbanks. George H.. Provo, 310
Fairholm, Gilbert W., Salt Lake City. 332
Fakharzadeh. Jalal. Tehran. Iran
Falkner. Marilyn. Boise, Ida., 379
426
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Faller, Elaine G., Greenfield, Quebec, Can., 379 Fletcher, Bonnie Jean, Pascagoula, Miss,, 352
Fallon, Kenneth Paul J., Spanish Fork, 190 Fletcher, Dale T., Prove
Falslev, Maureen Joie, Altadena, Calif.. 161, 166, 379 Fletchtr, George A., Lethbridge, Alta., Can., 352
Farley, E. Bruce, Yuma, Ariz.
Farley, Gregory Dennis, Orem
Farmer, Fred Duane, South Gate, Calif., 379
Farmer, Scott Laval, Seattle, Wash., 86, 90, 210,
322
Farnsworth, Barbara. M., Magna, 379
Farnsworth, Carl Larry, La Plata, N. Mex., 142
Farnsworth, Clyde Ray, Ely, Nev., 134, 352
Farnsworth, Gail, Salt Lake City, 379
Farnsworth, Helen M.
Farnsworth, Jack H., La Plata, N. K^ex., 379
Farnsworth, Lavon, El Dorado, Calif., 379
Farnsworth, Susanne L., Sunnyside, 230, 379
Farnworth, Richard A., Biggs, Calif., 173, 352
Farr, David Jackson, Los Angeles, Calif.
Farr, Robert Leiand, St. Johns, Ariz., 310
Farrell, Robert M., Midway, Calif., 379
Farrer, Walter Mark, Provo
Farrar, Joann S., Provo
Farrimond, Joan, Richland. Wash., 287, 352
Fassler, Ronald J., Provo
Faulkner, Leah Rae, Salt Lake City, 379
Fauver, Phil Emmerton, Helena, Mont., 138, 379
Fawson, Lurae Curtis, Salt Lake City, 268, 332
Fehlberg, Vernon Lee, Orem, 173
Felt, Horace Gene, Idaho Falls, Ida., 379
Fenley, Mary Dagmar, Provo, 200, 26^, 379
Fenn, Billie Weber, Eugene, Ore., 322
Fenn, Donald Eugene, Eugene Ore., 352
Fenton, Nelson Thomas, Pleasant Grove. 379
Fenton, Robert, Pleasant Grove
Ferguson, John A., San Diego, Calif.
Ferguson, Roy Grant, Spanish Fork
Fernandez, Celia Raye, Tampa, Fla.
Ferrel, Alice Rexine, Denair, Calif.
Ferrell, C. Edgar, Juneau, Alaska
Ferrell, James Roger, Phoenix, Ariz
271,
352
379
285, 322
Ferwerda, Don Leon, Concord, Calif., 194
Fettertey, James Leon, Provo
Field, Donald Willis, Provo
Field, Eugene, New York, N. Y., 176, 379
Field, Ray Arvid, Nyssa, Ore., 237, 332
Field, Rosalie B., Ogden
Field, Sharlene, Provo, 379
Fields, Clarence L., Provo
Fielding, Bonnie Joan, Payson
Fielding, Jay Soelberg, Shelley, Ida., 379
Fietkau, Benjamin R., Springville, 352
Fife, Dennis J., Filer, Ida., 379
Fife, Diana, New Orleans, La., 380
Fife, James David, Burlingame, Calif., 157, 310
Fife, Florence E., Burlingame, Calif., 310
Fife, Janice, Yuma, Ariz., 332
Fife, Richard S., Sacramento, Calif., 380
Fife, Ronald Kay, Idaho Falls, Ida.
Fillmore, Alfred Max, Provo, 108
Finch, James Moran, Spanish Fork, 286, 352
Finch, Richard H., Oakland, Calif., 219, 332
Findlay, Delano Saxton, Salt Lake City
Findlay, Eugene Hugh, Provo
Findlay, Jack R., Panaca, Nev.
Finlayson, Carol J., Provo, 380
Finlayson, Bliss B., Seattle, Wash., 216
Finlayson, Fred C, Provo, 285, 322
Finlayson, Lucille J., Ontario, Calif., 310
Finlayson, Ralph Leon, Seattle, Wash., 100, 380
Finlinson, Arline, Provo, 352
Finlinson. Arlyn Jay, Leamington, 103
Finlinson, Sandra, OaK City, 380
Firmage, Gloria Ruth P., Provo, 246, 247
FiscHborn, Hans H., San Jose, Costa Rico
Fish, Patricia D., Mesa, Ariz.
Fisher, Diane Jones, Whittier, Calif.
Fisher, James Dwayne, Idaho Falls, Ida., 380
Fisher, Margaret, Draper, 332
Fisher, Milton Byron, Provo, 352
Fisher, Robert B., Kuna, Ida., 30, 310
Fishfader, William H., Los Angeles, Calif.
Fiso, Avefua, Sauniato, Samoa, 268, 310
Fitt, Jon Cleon, Provo, 145, 332
Fitzgerald, Crozier K., Draper
Fitzgerald, James B., Draper
Fitzgerald, Marilynne, Salt Lake City, 380
Fjeldsted, Carolyn. Gunnison, 380
Fjeldsted, Gil Berta, Gunnison, 170, 380
Flake, David Kay, Snowflake, Ariz., 173, 250, 282, 352
Flake, Iven Kowallis Nyssa, Ore., 352
Flake, Rhita, Snowflake, Ariz., 310
Flanary. Paul Eugene. Nyssa, Ore., 124, 352
Fleischauer, Mary E., Pinetop, Ariz., 380
Fleming, Donovan E. Jr., Ogden, 324
Flenniken, Daisy L., Millbrae, Calif., 226, 352
Fletcher, Lewis L., Ogden, 138
Flinders, Neil J., Ogden, 106, 332
Flinn, Robert James, Salt Lake City
Flint, Edward Carl, Bloomington, Calif., 91, 380
Flint, Noel D., Layton
Florine Bonnie Claire, Long Beach, Calif., 380
Flower, Judson H. Jr., Provo, 109, 310
Floyd, Clettis Earl, Booneville, Miss.
Flygare, Dorathy, Provo
Flygare, Norma, Salt Lake City, 352
Flygare, Patricia, Afton, Wyo., 332
Fogle, Laurel Lee, Inglewood, Calif., 380
Folkman, Carol, Nyssa, Ore., 285, 332
Follett, John Curtis, Ogden, 352
Folsom, Kelvin R., Spokane, Wash., 380
Folsom, Marvin Hugh, Provo, 148
Folsom, Nancy Ellen, Salt Lake City, 162
Folster, Stephen A., San Brunado, Calif., 380
Forbes, Paul W., Salt Lake City
Forbes, Allen Robey, American Fork
Forbis, John Alvin, Tillamook, Ore., 196
Ford, LaRue, Provo
Ford, Margaret, Farmington
Fordham, Paul Alton, Mishawaka, Ind.
Foremaster, Lew Lloyd, Las Vegas, Nev., 352
Foreman, Richard V/., Calgary, Alta., Can., 352
Foremaster, Mary Alice, St. George, 255, 332
Forgacs, Walter John, Winslow, Ariz.
Forsberg, Robin, Lodi, Calif., 221, 310
Forsgren, G. Brent, Murray, 352
Forsling, Myrtle Ann, Twin Falls, Ida., 246, 310
Forsyth, Gordon J., Provo, 324
Forsyth, Sandra Elvera, Covina, Calif., 170, 200,
Forsyth, Terry Norwood, Provo, 194, 195
Forsyth, Ward R., Fremont, 380
Forsythe. Francis K. G.. Waialus. Oahu, T. H.
Fortress, Edwina Lee, Valecito, Calif., 282
Fortini, Patricia Ann, Oakland, Calif, 246, 332
Foss, Charleda Belle, Coeur d'Alene, Ida., 380
Foss, Maralee O., Coeur d'Alene, Ida., 380
Foster, Diane E., Palo Alto, Calif., 380
Foster, Lynn, Pocatello, Ida., 106
Foster. Lena Nadine, Danforth, Maine, 310
Foster, Myra Alyce, Ely, Nev.
Fotheringham, Dean VV., Orem
Foulk, Donald Melvin, Walnut Creek, Calif, 380
Fountain, Barbara Jean, Van Nuys, Calif., 380
Foutz. Arlene, Mesa, Ariz., 352
Foutz, Edwin Luff, Provo
Foutz, Elvadeen, Las Vegas, Nev., 200, 352
Foutz, Pauline Marie, Las Vegas, Nev., 380
Fowkes, Elliott Jay, Evanston, Wyo., 310
Fowkes, Ivar Gene, Evanston, Wyo., 237, 332
Fowler, Janet Dawn, Salem, Ore., 352
Fowler, Lois Ann, Lehi
Fowles, Lueann, Oakley, Ida., 212
Fowies, Robert LeMoyne, Mt. Pleasant, 332
Fox, Joyce, Salt Lake City
Fox, Laura Carolyn, Vernal, 380
Fox, Robert Barlow, Ogden, 332
Fox, Ruth Eleane, Elk Grove, Calif., 352
Fox, Stephen Grant, Salt Lake City, 380
Fox, William H., Lehi
Foxley, Billy Sears, Everett, Wash.
Foy, Leo Boyd, Duchesne, 352
Foy, Margaret Ann, Pangultch, 333
Frampton, Dean Earl, Las Vegas, Nev., 214, 352
Frampton, Evan A., Fillmore, 380
Frampton, Mary Helen, Provo
Frampton, Orval Max, Provo
Francis, Floyd John, Taber, Alta., Can., 352
Francis, Dean Samuel, Provo, 333
Francis, Dixie, Spanish Fork
Francis, Jane Ann, Spanish Fork, 228, 238, 352
Francis, Larry Lee, Spanish Fork
Francis, Vaughn Elgin, Orem
Francom, Baunie Jean, Salt Lake City, 170, 352
Francom, Delbert Dee, Payson, 310
Francom, Donell Gordon, American Fork, 352
Franks, John Richard, Oakley, Ida., 155, 159
Franks, Lynn W., Oakley, Ida.
Franks, Shirley Allen, Pocatello, Ida.
Franson, Larry Maxwell, Oakley, 352
Frazler, Gerald Allan, Springville, 139, 352
Frazier, Rulon Kent, Oakley
Frasier, Ronald Keith, Roseburg, Ore., 352
Frazier, Vernon LaMar, Provo
Frederick, Ladonna L., Forest Grove, Ore., 172,
Frederlckson, William, Springville, 380
Fredrickson, Lewis K., Provo, 380
Fredrickson, Ralph V., Provo
Free, Joseph Carl, Las Vegas, Nev., 285
Free Lory M., Panaca, Nev.
Free, Myrtle Joy W., Panaca, Nev.
Freeman, Cheryl Ruth, Fresno, Calif, 380
Freeman, Dee Marlln, Pleasant Grove
Freeman, Elwyn Baxter, Rockland, Calif., 380
Freeman, Douglas Owen, Mesa, Ariz.
Freeman, Lawrence G., Rockland, Ida.
Freeman, Peter Howe, Santa Monica, Calif, 333
Freer, Forrest William, Mt. Home, Ida., 380
Freestone, Tom L., Mesa, Ariz,, 91
Freeze, Gary Lyman, Los Angeles, Calif., 310
Frel, Donald W., Idaho Falls, Ida., 215, 333
Frei, Marlene, St George, 255
Freldenberger, John B., La Junto, Colo.
French, Donald Ira Jr., Delmar, N. Y., 322
Frodsham, Erma Jean, Whittier, Calif, 333
Fritz, Sharon Lynne, Freeport, Ida.. 167, 258, 333
Frizzell, Thomas P., Farmerville, Tex., 380
Froellch, Ernest R., Provo, 214, 310
Froelich, Dale J., Provo, 380
Froerer, Carol Joyce, Vale, Ore., 380
Fronk, Robert David, Ogden, 352
Frost, Allen DeLoss, Salt Lake City, 380
Frost, Jack, Joseph City, Ariz., 333
Frost, Robert James, Calgary, Alta., Can.
Fryer, Kenneth Lowin, Provo, 380
Fugal, Janeil, Pleasant Grove, 380
Fugal, Kristlne, Pleasant Grove, 380
Fuhriman, David Hyrum, Oakland, Calif, 214, 352
Fuhrlman, Jerald Dene, Nampa, Ida., 380
Fujita, Wilfred Susumu, Honolulu, T. H., 352
Fuller, Doyle Gubler, La Verkin, 380
Fuller, Gary R., Campbell, Calif
Fuller, Larry Dean, Baker, Ore., 352
Fuller, Marie, Salt Lake City, 380
352 Fuller, Marilyn, Salt Lake City, 272, 380
Fuller, Mary Jean, Roy
Fuller, Mary Loueen, Salt Lake City
Fuller, Ramon Conrad, Roy, 326
Fuller, Marilyn M., Cottonwood Ariz., 352
Fuller, Robert A., Parker Ida., 380
Fuller, Robert Lewis, Provo
Fullmer, Claire, Rexburg, Ida., 202, 352
Fullmer, Clark Elmer. Springville
Fullmer, Gayle G., Byron, Calif
Fullmer, Jimmie, Springville
Furlong, Richard M., Ogden, 333
Furr, Miriam, Springville, 172
Fye, Rodney W., Salt Lake City. 221, 240, 333
Gabbitas, Rex Frank, Provo
Gabbott, Connie Ann, Salt Lake City, 138, 333
Gagon, Gale, Provo
Galley, Richard W., Preston, Ida.
Galbralth, David Brian, Raymond, Alta., Can., 103
Gale, James Eldon, Durango, Colo.
Gale, Muriel Belle, Provo
Gale, Norman Lon, Sacramento, 380
Gale, Terry William, Springville, 190
Gale, Virginia Ann, Provo, 380
Gallier, MIgnon A., Orem
Galloway, Gwen, Roosevelt, 173, 352
Galloway, John Alden, Roosevelt, 333
Gambles, Harry B., Swan Lake, Ida.
Gallup, Norman Ray, Los Angeles, Calif.
Gambles, Marilyn, Swan Lake, Ida., 380
Gamblln, Gerald Allen, San Carlos, Calif., 333
Gamett, Carolyn, Provo, 333
Ganus, Perry Gene, Sanford, Colo.
Gappmayer, Louis B., Orem
Garcia, Blanca Eugenia, Mesa, Ariz.
Garcia, Gloria Velia, Mesa, Ariz.
Gard, Ronda Lynn, Haines, Ore., 380
Gardner, Beverly Ann H., Richfield
Gardner, Alan W., Spanish Fork
Gardner, Claudia Joan, Roy
Gardner, Colin, Gridley, Calif., 333
Gardner, Duane L., Idaho Falls, Ida., 271, 333
Gardner, Eldon Claire, Glendale, Ariz.
Gardner, Georganne, Lemesa, Calif., 200, 228, 353
Gardner, Henry Wayne, El Centro, Calif., 204, 353
Gardner, Janet Afton, Spanish Fork
Gardner, Joanne, Pleasant Grove, 380
Gardner, Joyce, Colusa, Calif, 37, 170, 380
Gardner, Kent, Blackfoot, Ida., 380
Gardner, Larry Gene, Las Vegas, Nev., 106, 353
Gardner, Lawrence B., Provo, 353
Gardner, Lois Jean, Oil City, Pa., 380
Gardner, Lynn J. Monterey Park, Calif., 49, 326
261 Gardner, Marvin A., Ashland, Ore., 380
Gardner, Mattie Jean, Lund, Nev., 380
Gardner, Melba. Snowflake, Ariz., 380
Gardner, Mllford B., Afton, Wyo.
Gardner, Ralph Ervin, Colorado Springs, Colo., 353
427
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Garrett,
Garrett,
Garrett,
Garrett,
Garrett,
Gardner. Richard M.. Provo, 194
Gardner; Robert A., Reno. Nev.. 380
Gardner. Robert Covey, Newport Beach. Caht., 270,
380
Gardner, Sherril. Lund. Nev.. 363
Gardner, Shirley, Blackfoot. Ida., 310
Gardner, Sofia Ann. Snowflake. Ariz., 310
Gardner, Tracy Calvin. Covina. Calif., 353
Gardner, Vilate. Berkeley, Calif.. 380
Gardner. W. Dallin, Richfield. 223. 333
Gardner, Zane Delmar. Denver. Colo.
Garfield, Carol Jean, Milford, 353
Garfield, Don LaMar, Tremonton. 333
Garity. Garth R., Santaquin, 380
Garn, K. Brett. Nampa. Ida., 380
Garn. Ralph Franklin. Sugar City, Ida.. 380
Garner. Clair James, Ogden, 310
Garner. Dean A.. Raymond, Alta., Can,
Garner. Marcia S.. Genola
Garner. Donald Ross. Rexburg. Ida.. 353
Garner. William. Rexburg. Ida.
GarreH, Clyde B.. Nephi, Utah. 353
Garrett, Dorothy L., Bingham Canyon. 380
Fred L.. Provo, 148
Gordon B.. American Fork, 279
Karol R.. Provo
Lawrence Y., Ely, Nev.
Leon Sheril. Provo ,
GarreH. Mark Wallace. Salt Lake City, 353
Garrett, Max Harold. Salt Lake City, 240, 241
Garrison, William L., Bulington, towa, 221. 273
Garside. Arlyn Lamoyne, Ogden, 310
Gashler. Daniel Hugh, San Jose, Calif., 132. 221
310
Gossaway. Terrance Lee. Portland. Ore.. 269, 353
Gaster. Shirley, Sandy
Gatenby. Bob, Provo
Gates, Hugh Isom, Hurricane, 322
Gates, Keith Thompson, Nampa. Ida.. 244, 353
Gealta. John Chester, Provo. 310
Geddes, June Arlene. San Jose, Calif. 310
Geddes. Karlo Fa. Banida. Ida.. 216. 310
Gedge, Devel Kidgell, Riverton. 333
Gee. Beverly, Sugar City. Ida., 310
Gee, Edwin Lester, Provo
Gee, Janet Anne, Kirkwood. Md.. 353
Gee, Kenneth V., Gunnison
Geertsen, John Ralph, San Bruno. Calif., 108, 194
Geerfsen. Lou Rita, Provo. 189, 108
Gentry, Evelyn Denver, Colo., 363
George, Ernest. Cowley, Wyo.
George. Geneva G., Black Hill. S.C.
George, Lillie Mae. Whittier. N. C.
George, Frank Roger, Bynum. Mont.
George, Marilyn. Salt Lake City, 363
Gerber, Alan Harold, Salt Lake City
Gerber. Austin M.. Wellington, 353
Gerber, Robert 'Clinton, Phoenix. Ariz., 333
Gerhart, Marilyn Anne, Great Falls, Mont., 353
Gerth. Edna May. Salt Lake City, 172, 310
Getts, Larry David, Vaughn, Mont., 380
Glauque, Barbara Anne, Monrovia, Calif., 3 10
Glauque, David Hughes. Monrovia, Calif., 380
Gibb. John Douglas. Salt Lake City. 194. 353
Gibbons, John Elwood, Provo
Gibbons. LeRoy. Holbrook. Ariz.. 175. 176. 353
Gibbons, Norman Lee, St. George, 161, 310
Gibbons. William A., Phoenix, Ariz., 353
Gibbs. Carolyn Jean, McCammon, Ida., 380
GIbbs, Douglas James, Portage. 162, 353
Gibbs. Gayle Yvonne. Antioch, Calif.. 172, 380
Gibson. Carol Jean. Phoenix, Ariz.. 173. 237 380
Gibson, Richard S., San Francisco, Calif., 333
Gibson, Shirley Rae, Nephi
Gleck. Fred Gary, Boulder City, Nev., 363
Gifford, Clarence A., Olympla, Wash.
Gilbert. Olg aMay, Santa Barbara, Calif.,
360
Gilbert. Reta Alice, Pentlcfon, B. C, Can.
333
Gilbert, Rulon Olsen, Arcadia
Gilchrist, DIanne S., Princeton, N. J., 172.
Giles. Joyce Carolyn. Whittier. Calif. 380
Giles, Mary P.. Springville
Giles. Marvin Ray. Orem
Gilger, Lloyd Dwight. Las Vegas. Nev.. 333
Gill, Gurcharan S.. Moga. India, 266. 353
Gill. Jim Joseph. Long Beach, Calif., 380
Gillespie, Almon Dean, Fillmore
Gillespie. David Ross, Salt Lake City, 380
Gillie, Kenneth Dean, Calgary, Alta.. Can., 266. 380
Gillies. Margaret Kaye, Provo
Gilligan, Patricia, Orem, 381
Gilllngs, James L., Arcadia. Calif., 310
Gillison. Mary L. Portland, Ore.. 234. 381
Gillman, LaDell, Provo
Gilman, Marlin Dale. Garrison, Mont. 381
Gilmore, Leola Lee, Sherman Oaks. Calif,
Gilster. Donald Conrad, Boise. Ida.
Gines, Margaret, Kamas, 333
Glngerich. Lament, Spanish Fork. 274, 322
Giraud, John LeRoy. Provo
Gist. Clayton Scott, Hollywood, Calif
Glasgow, Buckner B. Jr., Prove
Glasson, Ruth Ann. New Plymouth. Ida., 353
Glauser, Nancy Jane. Hollywood. Calif. 38l
Glavinic, Adhor Louise, San Pedro, Calif., 353
Glazier, Donna C. Mesa, Ariz.. 162, 222. 310
Glazier. Joan, Provo
Glazier. Richard P.. Provo. 324
Gleason, Carol, Provo. 353
Gleave. Larry J.. Annabella
Gleave, Lynn, Provo, 100
Gleave, Winston T.. Monroe
Gledhill. Rex D.. Reseda. Calif
Glenn, Barbara Ann. Klmberly. Ida,, 363
Glenn, Darlene. Anaheim. Calif., 220, 353
Glenn, Merrll Holton, Brigham
Gllnes. Jered P., Richland, Wash,. 353
Glines, Frederick W., Richland. Wash,, 381
Glines, Reece L., Provo, 148, 270, 324
Gllnes. Roger Claire. Richland. Wash., 381
Glover, Annette Perry. Philadelphia, Pa.. 263. 38!
Glover, LeRoy Lennis, Seattle, Wash.
Goad, Luther Andrew, Provo
Godfrey, Arvin F., Idaho Falls, Ida.
275, Godfrey, Eva Louise, Richmond. 353
Godfrey, Lorin Card, Cardston. Alta.. Can., 333
Godfrey, Rlrle M., Provo
Godfrey, W. iynn, Portland, Ore.. 381
Goff Roland Cyril, Glendale, Calif. 190, 381
Goff Harold Scholes, MIdvale. 381
Going, Melvin Gerald, Moreland, Ida., 381
Gold. Cherry Sue. Sandy. 381
Golbe, Richard Arlen. Farmlngton, N. Mex.
Goldman. Jay, Murray, 91
Golden. James W.. Nephi, 381
Goldrick, Toy Gayle, Murray, 193, 333
Goldsberry, Robert W.. Elko, Nev.. 381
Golightly. Max C. Proxo. 154
Gomez, Allan B., Spanish Fork, 333
Gomm, Kenneth Lester. Provo. 322
Gonder. Emerson Wayne, Garrison, 353
Gonzales, Howard R., Long Beach, Calif, 326
Gonzales, Lawrence, Price
Gooch, Thomas Lloyd, Lewlston, Mont., 38 1
Goodfellow, Don Harris, Ogden, 310
Goodman, Jean Ann, Richmond, Va., 353
Goodman. Wayne F., Salt Lake City. 353
Goodrich, Joann, Bluebell, 265, 333
Goodrich, LorenDale, Bluebell
Goodrich, Peggy Ann, Tridell, 353
Goodrldge, William W,, Provo
Goodseil, Glen Richard, Arlington, Va., 353
Goodson, Joan H., Idaho Falls, Ida,, 353
Goodson, Raymond Lynn. Tallahassee, Fla., 218. 381
Goodwin, David Arlow, Ephralm
Gordon, David Reed, Richland, Wash.
Gordon, David Simon, Provo, i03, 322
Gordon, Donald Wallace, Los Angeles, Calif
Gordon, Elaine, Tooele, 353
Gordon, Janice, Provo, 353
Gordon. Norman Ross, Richland, Wash., 270
Gordon. Susan Jane. Pasadena. Calif., 381
Gordon. Virginia Kay, Hiawatha, 333
Gornlchec, James F.. Orem
Gorrlnge, Richard Hal. Oakley. Ida.. 310
Gosar, Greg Anthony, Provo, 1945. 363
Goss. Donna Deanne, Salt Lake City. 1 72. 230
Gossett, Orien Ray, Chula Vista, Calif.. 38 1
139. Goss, Sally Jo.. Vallejo. Calif, 353
Gottfredson, Don M., Springville. 37
284. Gottfredson, Douglas, Ely. Nev.. 176, 310
Gottfredson, James M,, Clrclevllle, 381
Gottfredson. Paul E., Springville
Gould, Franklin David, Hamilton City, Calif.
Gould. Harry Joe. Winslow. Ariz., 381
Gould. Phyllis I., Winslow, Ariz., 333
Gould, Suzanne. Telleson, Ariz., 208. 234. 381
Gould, Wilburn James, Hamilton City. Calif.
Goulding, Paul Vernal, Phoenix. Ariz.
Goulding, Willis LaRel, Orem
Graham, Bobby Don. Green Forest, Ark., 381
Graham, Emilie Kay, Palm Springs, Calif, 381
Grace, Ray Merrill, Nephi
Graham, Gene Sumslon, Falrvlew, 310
Graham, Glenda. Draper, 200, 353
Graham, Joyce lone, Los Angeles, Calif., 322
Graham, Wayne Roberf Eden, 333
125,
249,
238, 353
172, 230, 381
i\
172, 381
333
234, 381
333
322
Granese, Margherlta, Provo
Granese, Salvatore, Provo
Grange, La Rene, Huntington, 310
Grange, Margaret Ann. Pocatello, Ida
Grange, Scott Myron, Provo. 310
Grant, Jay Williams. Olympla Wash., 333
Grant, John Hendricks. Olympia, Wash.. 353
Granf Lou Jeane P., Provo, 310
Granf Richard Giles. Provo 274. 322
Grant, Sharleen, Los Angeles. Calif., 381
Granthem, Glen William, Richmond, Calif, 38
Grappendorf, Joan J., Waterloo, Iowa. 310
Graser, Floyd Robert, Ogden, 310
Gray, Alan A., Seattle, Wash.
Gray, Gary E., Sacramento, Calif.
Gray, Jaclel Elaine. Ogden, 333
Gray. Ralph William. Mesa. Ariz.
Gray, Shirley Ann, Idaho Falls, Ida..
Greathouse. Cheryl, Lynndyl
Greathouse. Don, Lynndyl, 310
Greathouse. Shirley L., Ventura, Calif.,
Greathouse. Vona Lue. Lynndyl. 363
Greaves, Karren. Preston, Ida., 246. 353
Green, Charles Ronald, Phoenix. Ariz.
Green. Dixie L., Salt Lake City, 353
Green, Gordon Reed, Fountain Green
Green, Joyce. Ventura, Calif., 38 1
Green, Marian, Blackfoot. Ida.. 249
Green, Myrna, Pa rowan, 38 1
Green. Sherry Ann. Salt Lake City. 208,
Green, Thomas Harrison, Albany, Calif,
Green, Violet June, Mocksvllle, N. C.
Greene, Chloe Ann, San Carlos, Calif, 381
Greene, Gilbert W., Provo
Greene, Gloria, American Fork, 310
Greenhalgh, Bob B., Santaquin
Greenhaigh, David Ray, Provo, 363
Greenhalgh, JInean, Provo, 381
Greenhalgh, Merllyn J., Santa Ana. Calif,
Greenhalgh. Richard N., Santa Ana, Calif,
Greenhalgh, Utahna, Springville, 381
Greening, Arlan Robert, American Fork
Greenig, Dwayne, San Diego, Calif.
Greenig, John Franklin, Salt Lake City
Greenwood. Carma Mae. American Fork, 202. 333
Greenwood, Carol. American Fork. 333
Greenwood. Dennis I.. American Fork, 310
Greenwood. Donald B.. Madison, N. J., 194
Greenwood, J. Reld, American Fork, 353
Greenwood, Jessie Kay, Sandy, 381
Greenwood, Val David, Sandy, 173, 353
Greer, Harvey Stanselt, St. Johns, Ariz., 310
Greer, Grant, Provo
Greeson, Lois Nona, Klmberly, Ida.,
Gregersen, Marden J., Sevier, 381
Gregson, Norma Dene, Cardston, Alta., Can., 310
Gresham, Kenneth Earl, Coos Bay, Ore., 333
Gresham, George E.,
Grey, Alan Hopwood, Auckland ,New Zealand, 259
Gries. Barbara V., Grand Junction, Colo.
Griffeth, Gary G., Preston, Ida., 103, 381
Griffin, Gary Vernon, VIctorvllle, Calif.. 381
Griffin. Janet. El Paso, Tex.
Griffin, Mary Gayle. Salt Lake City, 216, 217. 310
Griffin. Roland Ivan, San Carlos, Calif
Griffin, Spencer Dee, Providence. 196
Griffin, Sylvia G., Boise. Ida., 310
Griffin, Vivian Irene, Lethbrldge. Alia., Can., 333
Griffls. Betty Jean, Sandy, 363
Griffith. Dare Whitney, Hayden, Ariz., 381
Griffiths, H. Darrell. Provo
Griffiths, Jerry Wayne. Long Beach. Calif. 214. 215.
223. 302
Griffiths, Marie, Provo, 381
Grigg, Delma Kathryn, Ontario, Ore., 172, '174, 381
Griffiths. Roen Dean. Bend, Ore.
Grimmett. Dixie Ann, Provo, 353
Grlmmett, Karen M., Provo
Grindstaff, Philip L., Orem
Grimshaw, Barbara Mae, Cedar City, 222, 322
Groberg, Richard H.. Idaho Falls, Ida,. 381
Groeger, Barbara Jean, San Diego, Calif
Groeger, Klaus Wllhelm, Provo
Groesbeck, May Cowley, Springville
Groneman, Frances C, Provo
Groo, Denis Earl, Provo, 381
Grooms. Roger Nelson, Salt Lake City
Grotequt. David Arthur. Spanish Fork. 142. 333
Grover. Alda Morris, Provo, 310
Grover, Deon, Draper
Grover. Grant William, Salt Lake City, 259
Grover, Judith Kay. Evanston. 111.. 164, 208, 226, 256,
381
Grover, Lewis Joseph, Butte. Mont.
Grover, Richard Keith. Brigham City
428
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Grover, Sharel Kay, Susanville, Calif., 381
Groves, Harold J. Jr., Myton
Gubler, Audrey Iris, Idaho Falls, Ida., 333
Gubler. Brent H., Ivins, 310
Gubler, Donworth V., Springville
Gubler, Jerald Royce, La Verkin, 381
Gudmundsen, Ruth, Inglewood, Calif., 354
Gudmundsen, Stanley E.. Inglewood, Calif., 310
Gudmundsen, Stewart L., Payson
Gudmundson, Clair W., Ely. Nev., 381
Guild, Diane E., Reno, Nev.. 381
Gummow, John Fred, Burley, Ida., 103, 333
Gundersen, Sherron, Gering, Neb.
Gunnell, Robert Dean, Soda Springs, Ida., 214, 322
Gunter, Audrey H., Provo, 164
Gunner, John Eldred, Pittsburgh, Pa., 38, 333
Gunter, Richard John, Glenwood Springs, Colo., 381
Gunther, Dale Orville, Lehi
Gunter, Robert Lloyd, Glenwood. Colo.
Gurney, Deanna, Lehi, 381
Gunther, Stanley J., Choteau, Mont., 381
Gurney, John Albert, Provo
Gurney, Kenneth R.. Salina
Gurney, Lois Jean, Salt Lake City, 198, 310
Gurney, Patricia Marie, Cadyville, N. Y., 381
Gustaveson, Lee Scott, Fairview, 333
Gustaveson, Verl J., Coalville, 381
Gustaveson, Jean Ann, Salt Lake City, 354
Gustaveson, Norman C, Springville
Gustin, John, Springville, 90 i
Guthrie, Don Arthur, Grand Canyon, Ariz.
Guthrie, McKay L., St. Anthony, Ida.
Gutierrez, Higinio Jr., Winslow, Ariz.
Guymon, Duane S., Salt Lake City, 240, 322
Guymon, Marilyn Lee, Provo
Guyon, Karen Denlce, Montpelier, Ida., 333
Guzman, Adolfo M., Aregripa, Peru
Gwilliam, Robert P., Provo
Gwilliam, Norma Dagmar, Boise, Ida., 354
Gygi, Wayne Vance, Provo
H
Haag, Eldon L., American Fork
h(acking, Eleanore C, Vernal. 354
Hacking, Joan Edna, Cardston, Alta., Can., 256, 381
Hacking, Lani Ladean, Orem, 208. 381
Hacking, Lu Jeanne, Cedar Valley, 354
Hackney, Kay Elaine, Morehead, Ky., 252, 354
Hackwell, Glenn Alfred, Helper
Haddock, Gary Kay. Idaho Falls, Ida., 218, 381
Haddock, Ian Grove, Meridian, Ida.
Haddock, Joan, Bloomington, Ida., 38l
Hadfield, Earl Milton, Owendale, Alta., Can.
Hadley, Darrell, Emmett, Ida., 221, 354
Hadley, Donald B.. Ogden, 333
Hadley, Janet Kay, Ogden, 333
Hadley Jay Rodney, Ogden, 310
Hadley, Lenet, Emmitt, Ida., 238, 249, 355
Hadley, Stephen M., Boise Ida. 322
Haeussler, Gloria H.,' Wilmington, Calif., 381
Hafen, Carol, Provo. 381
Hafen, Donald Neil, Mt. Pleasant, 310
Hagerty, Everett Louis, Woodland Hills, Calif., 254,
285, 310
Hague, Franklin Morris, HIghmore, S. D., 355
Hahn, Barbara J., Muscatino, Iowa, 381
Height, Charlotte, Salt Lake City, 38 f
Height, Richard W., Salt Lake City
Haines, Richard W., Salt Lake City
Haines, Daryle N., Columbus, Ohio, 381
Hair, LaMar, Salt Lake City, 264
Hale, Bessie, Blackfoot, Ida., '174, 354
Hale, Gerald Ardell, Eagar, Ariz.
Hale, John Dewey, Salt Lake City, 194, 310
Hale, Phillip Nathan. Glendale, Calif., 333
Hales, Ernest Melvin, Spanish Fork
Hales, George G., Springville, 333
Hales, Harley Robert. Pleasant Grove
Hales, Hervin Leon, Nampa, Ida.
Hales, Jon Duane, Spanish Fork
Hales, Joseph Sloan, Glendale, Calif., 28, 34, 113,
218. 369. 382
Hales, Lynore, Salt Lake City, 310
Hales, Pryce N.. Provo. 354
Hales. Ronald Burns. Maywood, Calif., 224. 354
Hales, Ronald William, Elsinore, Calif., 354
Halford. Harold Howard, Burley, Ida., 333
Hall, Ansel Gary, Yuma, Ariz., 382
Hall, Audrey, Springville
Hall, Boyd A., Provo
Hall, Bob, Eastland, Tex.
Hall. Calvin Nelson, Provo
Hall. Charles Brent, Carnation, Wash., 333
Hall. Charles M., Kamas, 333
Hall, Dan Jay. Santaquln. 333
Nev., 382
, 354
310
382
382
382
354
Hall, Darrell Grant, McGill,
Hall, David Bingham, Provo
Hall, Francis J., Wellsville
Hall, Gary Dene, Lakeside, Ariz,
Hall, Gerald Ray, Tooele, 147,
Hall, Julie Ann, Salt Lake City,
Hall, Ida Rose L., Provo
Hall, Karen Ann, Long Beach, Calif., 382
Hall, Karen Fay, Spanish Fork
Hall, Kenneth S., Monroe
Hall. Margaret, Preston, Ida., 382
Hall, Martin Arthur, Monroe
Hall, Nadlne, Portage, 134, 198, 333
Hall, Parley Briggs, Carnation, Wash.
Hall, Peggy Margaret, Lorenzo, Ida.. 310
Hall. Ralph Lynn. Nephi
Hall. Richard E., Atherton. Calif.. 132. 134. 148.275
Hall, Robert Ray, Evanston. Wyo., 237
Hall, Ronald Devere. Payson, 354
Hall. Sue Jayne, Oakland, Calif., 108
Hall, Wendell J., Springville, 382
Hallack, Gary Kent, Los Angeles, Calif.
Halladay, Alijert Dee, Marysvale, 310
Halladay. Ann. Spanish Fork, 237, 382
Halladay, Jerry Ann, Provo, 193, 333
Halladay, Kay Ellene, Spanish Fork, 333
Halladay, Vilate J., Spanish Fork,
Hallen, Gloria, Salt Lake City, 354
Haller, Peggy Anne, Montebello. Calif.
Halliday, Carol Flora, Provo, 164
Halliday, Fred Owen^ Provo, 310
Halliday, Ernest, Provo, 354
Halliday, Joseph R., Salt Lake City, 334
Hallman, Kathryn Vera. Oakland, Calif., 382
Hallock, George Vernon, Enterprise, 355
Halls, Helen Barton. Montlcello
Hallsted. E. LeRay, Las Vegas, Nev., 326
Halls, William W., Montlcello, 254
Halvorsen, Sue Emily, Stellacoom, Wash., 355
Halvorson, Vivian Beth, West Jordan, 382
Ham, LaDean Edna, Bingham Canyon. 382
Hambleton, Vernon Gene, Ponca City, Okla.,
Hamblln, Marilyn, Provo
Hamblin. Marion Kay, Eagar, Ariz., 382
Hamblln, Theo Dwayne, Chula Vista, Calif.
Hamer, Ada Suzanne, Montebello. Calif.
Hamilton. Annie Belle, Hyde Park, 354
Hamilton, Carollyn L., Helper
Hamilton, Donna Gay, Blackfoot, Ida., 130,
334
Hamilton, Larry Gene, Walnut Creek, Calif, 354
Hamilton, Paul H., Vanceburg, Ky., 252, 382
Hamilton, Sharon LaRae, Tabiona
Hamlin, Marilyn C, Gorham, Maine
Hamlin, Thella Mae, Vallejo, Calif., 354
Hamling, Donald D., Lethbridge, Alta., Can,
Hammer. Beverly J.. Hood River, Ore., 382
Hammond, Dale Alden, Idaho Falls, Ida., 224
Hammond, Glen Roy, Las Vegas, Nev., 382
Hammond, Judith, Sumatra, Mont., 382
Hammond, Martha A. Lowe. Portland, Ore,
Hammond. Myrna C. Upham. N. D., 382
Hammond, Opal Gene, Sumatra, Mont.
Hammond. Patty Jean, Colorado Springs. Colo., 230,
382
Hammond, William B., Las Vegas, Nev.. 210, 382
Hamrlck. James R. M. Jr., RIalto, Calif., 382
Hamric, Robert L., Sacramento, Calif.
Hamson, Margaret Heath, Provo, 382
Hamson, Robert Lionel, Corona, Calif., 274, 324
Hanberg, Dale S., Altamont
Hancey, K. Lavor, Price, 382
Hancock, Faye Marie, Citrus Hts., Calif., 382
Hancock, Jaren Morgado, Honolulu, T. H., 382
Hancock, Jay J., Provo
Hancock, Joseph Perry, Tucson, Ariz., 274. 322
Hancock, Philip Eugene, Bellflower, Calif., 285
Handley, Lois Carolyn. Ogden, 232, 334
Handley. G. Kennethh. Manhasset. N. Y.
Handy. Samuel Darrell, Franklin, Ida., 324
Hanks. Charles Warren, Orem, 223, 334
Hanks, Boyd E., Salem
Hanks, David A.. Burley, Ida., 86, 90
Hanks, David L., Nampa, Ida., 382
Hanks Eugene, Los Angeles, Calif., 382
Hanks, Keith Lynn, Salem
Hanks. Nancy Gwendolyn, Menio Park
276, 334
Hanks, Richard F., Prove
Hanly, Thomas Frank Jr.. Worland, Wyo
175,
310
310
Hannig, Karen, Las Vegas, Nev., 200, 382
Hansen, Ardyth Mae, Centerfield
Hansen, Arlene, Dos Palos, Calif., 355
Hansen, Arthur T., Spanish Fork
Hansen, Betty Jean, Ephraim. 46. 310
Hansen, Carol Jeane, Boise, Ida., 382
Hansen, Carole C, Portland. Ore., 334
Hansen, Brent Dixon, Spanish Fork, 382
Hansen, David Leon, Payson
Hansen, David Paul, Wanamassa, N. J.
Hansen. Diane, Clarkston, 311
Hansen, Doris Emma, Mayfield
Hansen, Edward Lee, Hiko. Nev., 311
Hansen, Ernest B., Provo
Hansen, Gary Read, Ogden, 382
Hansen, Gordon Leon, Salem, Ore., 108, 200. 382
Hansen, Henry Kimball, Delta, 221, 311
Hansen, James Vernon, Twin Falls, Ida.
Hansen, Jean, Nlko, Nev., 334
Hansen, Joseph Henry, Lomlta, Calif.
Hansen, Joy Hawley, Vallejo. Calif., 354
Hansen. Kenneth Odell, Provo
Hansen, Kent Blaine, Spanish Fork, 382
Hansen, Klaus J., Provo, 311
Hansen, LaDonna, Tooele
Hansen, LaVar June, Mayfield
Hansen, Margaret Deann, Idaho Falls, Ida., 382
Hansen, Marilyn, Montpelier, Ida., 355
Hansen, Marilyn Lorene, Vale, Ore., 354
Hansen, Mavis Leia, Vale, Ore., 382
Hansen, Merrill Brown, American Fork
Hansen, Myra Margaret, Delta, 172, 238, 354
Hansen, Ned Humphrey, Payson
Hansen, Nancy Ann, Whittier, Calif.. 354
Hansen, Nancy Lee, Firth, Ida., 230, 382
Hansen, Norma. Glendora, Calif., 382
Hansen, Patricia A., Phoenix, Ariz., 382
Hansen. Patsy. Provo. 381
Hansen, Phyllis, Spanish Fork, 354
Hansen, Ray Richard, Fall Brook, Calif., 334
Hansen, Ralph Leon, Maywood. Calif., 280, 334
Hansen, Robert L, Van Nuys, Calif., 354
Hansen, Robert Wayne, Richfield, 354
Hansen, Ralph Budd, Lovell, Wyo., 382
Hansen, Quince Marion, Snowflake, Ariz., 274
Hansen, R. Lee, Toppenish, Wash., 218, 334
Hansen, Roberta Edith, Toppenish, Wash.. 207, 326
Hansen. Stanley Dee, Grace, Ida.
246, Hansen, Uwe Jens, Provo. 326
Hansen, Weldon Tracy, Winslow, Ariz., 334
Hansgen, Wells Eugene, Provo, 311
Hanson, Darrell Allred, Shelley, Ida., 311
Hanson, John Golden, Springville, 174, 354
Hanson, June Howard, Orem
Hanson, Marilyn Ruth, Spanish Fork
Hanson, Norman J., Roosevelt
Hanson, Paul Roger, Twin Falls, Ida.
Harding, Alice K., Malad, Ida.
Harding, Dale J., Provo
Harding, Don Louis, Malad, Ida., 91, 382
Harding, Evan Phillips, Provo
Harding, Glen J., Las Vegas. Nev.
Harding, Nadlne, Provo
Harding, Nancy. Provo, 216, 354
Harding, Neal D., Provo, 354
Harding, Ralph Ray, Malad, Ida.
Hardlsty, Joan Leone, Berkeley, Calif.
Hardle. Betty^ Lou, San Francisco, Calif., 334
Hardman, Bert Lavoy, Provo, 382
Hardman, Ralph William, Lehi
Hardy, Carolyn, Las Vegas. Nev., 208, 355
Hardy, Douglas Miller, Stirling, Alta., Can., 382
Hardy, Ernest Jay. Los Angeles, Calif., 355
Hardy, Franklin Dardin, Scotland Neck, N.C.
Hardy, Herbert M.. Las Vegas, Nev.
Hardy, Irene El Nora, Provo
354 Hardy, Larrain, Oakley, Ida., 354
Hardy, Lynn R.. Provo
Hardy. Paula, Salt Lake City. 382
Hardy. Phillip Grant, Las Vegas, Nev.
Hardy, Wanetta Jean, St. George, 382
Harger, Irene S., Freeport, N. Y., 259, 263, 284, 382
Harker, Ronald Clair, Idaho Falls, Ida., 382
Harker, Gary Lee, Glenwood, Alta., Can., 354
Harker, Melvyn Rulon, Magrath, Alta., Can., 382
Harley, Helen P. Los Angeles. Calif., 354
Calif., 212, Harley, Timothy W., Charleston, S. C, 221, 252
Harlow, James Douglas, Port Angeles, Wash.
Harman, Warren Spencer, Long Beach, Calif., 214
279, 322 Harmer, Don, Springville
Hanna, Leonard Depue, Los Angeles, Calif., 334 Harmer. Jerry Douglas, Pleasant Grove
Hanna, Marian Lucy, Sacramento, Calif., 230, 269, Harmer. Wallace G., Springville. 354
382 Harmon, Dell T., Provo
Hannig, Gary Whitney. Las Vegas, Nev., 210, 334 Harmon, Gordon Wendell, Idaho Falls, Ida.
HannI, Helen Mary, Redwood City, Calif., 259, 310 Harmon, Julia. Berkeley, Calif.. 382
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Harmon, Jon Preston, Lo Habro, Calif.
Harmon, Robert B., El Cerrito, Calif., 173, 334
Harney, Henrietta, Owyhee, Nev., 383
Harper, Darrel Albert, Mesa, Ariz., 334
Harper, Kathryn, Blaclcfoot, Ida., 354
Harper, Kimball Taylor, Provo
Harper, Lawrence W., Sandy
Harper, Kristin M., Provo
Harper, Leslie Keith, Orem
Harrington, James K., Kearns
Harris, Aldora K., Honolulu, T. H.
Harris, Antoine H., Provo, 354
Harris. Arlen Arthur, Ririe, Ida., 148, 221, 382
Harris, Boyce Rich. Ogden, 322
Harris, Chester Wayne, Independence, Mo., 157, 159,
160
Harris, Darrel L., Lovell, Wyo.
Harris, Darrell Leland. Colorado Springs, Colo., 382
Harris, Deverle Porter, Lovell, Wyo.
Harris. Diane, Oak City, 334
Harris, Edward F., Provo, 354
Harris, Enid. Hesperus, Colo., 382
Harris, Fay, Columbia Falls, Mont., 382
Harris, Frances Kay, Delta, 382
Harris, Frank Donvelle, Whittier, Calif., 210, 311
Harris, Franklin S., Salt Lake City, 354
Harris, Harvey Don, Stone, Ida.
Harris, Howard Melvln, Provo, 214, 354
Harris, James R.,
Harris, Jerry Starr, Provo
Harris, John S., Tooele
Harris, Joseph W. Jr., Syracuse, N. Y., 218, 334
Harris, Kathryn Kay, Evanston, Wyo., 354
Harris, Leland Mack, Provo
Harris, LeRoy McCoy, Ogden, 175, 354
Harris, Lila Ann, Colorado Springs, Colo., 334
Harris, Linda Lee, Provo, 382
Harris, Lloyda Mae, Durango, Colo.
Harris, Lynn Ronald, Ogden, 311
Harris, M. Maurine, Evanston, Wyo.
Harris, Martin, Long Beach, Calif., 218
Harris, Mary Lou, Salt Lake City
Harris, Meredith, Blanding, 382
Harris, Merrill Dale, Independence, Mo.
Harris, Michael G.r Crescent, Ore., 354
Harris, Nola Kay, McCammon, Ida., 382
Harris, Patricia Marie, Whittier, Calif., 382
Harris, Reynold Paul, Pleasant Grove
Harris, Ronald Lee, Frontier, Wyo., 274, 334
Harris, Sharon Marie, Emmett, Ida., 382
Harris, Sheila C, Provo, 382
Harris, Sharon Kaye, Ogden, 232, 334
Harris, Sidney Gene, Evanston, Wyo.
Harris, Vera Vanieta, Bountiful, 108, 334
Harrison, Carolyn L., Lund, Nev., 354
Harrison, David C, Baker, Ore., 261, 382
Harrison, Francis D., Heber
Harrison, Garth T., Orem
Harrison, Harlan F., St. George, 255
Harrison, Jane, Sprlngvllle, 137, 216, 334
Harrison, Parry DeLoss, Halad, Ida., 274
Harrison, Phillip J.. Sprlngvllle, 354
Harrison, Robert C, San Lorenzo, Calif., 382
Harrison, Russell D. Jr., Inglewood, Calif., 280, 354
Harrison, Shirley Dove, Brigham City, 166, 382
Harrison, Wayne A. Jr., Tooele, 382
Harrison, Willis Lee, Hawthorne, Nev., 354
Hart, David K., Boise, Ida., 190, 322
Hart, Barbara Ann, Oakland, Calif., 222, 226, 311
Hart, James Douglas, Boise, Ida., 382
Hart, Lorna Claire, Ogden, 157
Hart, Paul Douglas, Provo, 109, 383
Hart, Paul Duwayne, Ontario, Ore., 382
Hart, Ronny David, Glendale, Calif.
Hart, Sherlyn, Idaho Falls, Ida., 212, 383
Hartley, Charles Mann, Woods Cross, 383
Hartman, Larry Don, Altamont, 265, 383
Hartwell. Edwin G. Jr., Attleboro, Mass., 383
Harvey, James Daniel, Pleasant Grove, 286, 311
Harvey, Duston George, Sun Valley, Calif.
Harvey, Gaynard R., Ogden, 354
Harvey, James Irwin, Sacramento, Calif., 383
Harvey, Kenneth L., Pleasant Grove, 224, 322
Harvey, Richard Dee, Provo
Harvey, William Richard, Basalt, Ida., 334
Harward. Donna Carol, Loa, 311
Harward, Elmer Leon, Idaho Falls, Ida., 280
Harward, Melvln F., Provo
Harward, Merrill W., Idaho Falls, Ida., 280, 281
Harward, Peggy Lee, Richfield, 3 I I
Harward, Sherman Dean, Sprlngvllle
Harward, Sheron Clyde, Gunnison
Harwpqd, .Darwin J., Pocatello, Ida., 270, 322
Haskell, Leo Dwane, Payson, 383
Haskell, Raymond Trump, Lehi
Haslam, Arlene, Bountiful
Haslem, Verl, Roosevelt
Hastings, Eldon Elmer, Mesa, Ariz., 383
Hatch, Aaron L., Clearfield
Hatch, Antoinette, Juarez, Chlh., Mex., 175, 226, 383
Hatch, Carl Alvin, Browning, Mont., 354
Hatch Delray Olsen, Koosharem, 221
Hatch, Delsa Diane, Idaho Falls, Ida., 228, 231, 238,
302, 354
Hatch, Donna Louise, Juarez, Chlh., Mex., 226. 327
Hatch, Edwin Burton, Syracuse, N. Y., 263
Hatch, Forrest Ezra, Nampa, Ida.
Hatch, George W., Oxford, Ida., 145, 274, 322
Hatch, Glendon, Provo. 106
Hatch, Hal C, Snowflake, Ariz., 194, 334
Hatch, Jennie, Browning, Mont., 260
Hatch, Lawrence Martin, Weiser Ida., 383
Hatch, Lincoln Egbert, Tetonia, Ida., 311
Hatch, Mary Ella, Salt Lake City, 383
Hatch, Maurleen E., Salt Lake City, 334
Hatch, Renae J., Provo, 334
Hatch, Paul Burbank, Ogden, 311
Hatch, Ronald Dwayne, Provo, 324
Hatch, Sharon, Woods Cross, 253, 383
Hatch, Sandra Truedy, Salt Lake City, 230, 383
Hatch, Thelma, Bancroft, Ida., 31 I
Hatch, Valeria, Idaho Falls, Ida., 230, 231, 383
Hatcher, Nancy Merle, Vaughn, Mont., 334
Hatorl, Donald K., Honolulu. T.H., 257, 383
Haft, Ha Jeanne, Riverton, 383
Hausknecht, Jeanne, Bingham. 198, 276, 354
Hausman, David Brower, Sprlngvllle
Hausler, Don Edward, Oakland, Calif., 383
Hawkes, William R., Arcadia, Calif., 213
Hawkins, Anne, Denver, Colo., 49, 212, 213
Hawkins, Dorothy Bee, Salt Lake City, 138, 383
Hawkins, Douglas S., Ely, Nev., 174, 334
Hawkins, Earlene, Provo
Hawkins, Farrell Ray, Murray
Hawkins, Richard James, Oceanslde, Calif.
Hawkins. Norine, Aurora, Colo., 172, 212
Hawkins, Spencer James, Laketown
Hawley, Lois Adele, Conrad, Mont.
Hawley, Merrill S., Conrad, Mont., 383
Haworth, Carol Anne, Canoga Park, Calif., 354
Haws, Donna Joyce, Burbank, Calif., 383
Haws, Janice, Walla Walla, Wash., 288, 383
Haws, John K., Vernal
Haws, Josepli Hugh, Lehi
Haycock, Janet, San Leandro, Calif., 354
Hayden, Warren Ray, Pleasant Grove, 270, 279, 322
Hayes, Graham Horace, Salt Lake City, 334
Hayes, Darwin Lyie. Georgetown, Ida., 132, 311
Hayes, Gary Edward, Grantsvllle, 383
Haymond, David Ruel, Sprlngvllle
Haymond, Tom Neal, Sprlngvllle, 354
Haynes, Leonard C. Jr., No. Hollywood, Calif.
Haynle, Alma Ann, Provo, 383
Haynie, Klea Carolyn, Los Angeles, Calif., 32, 33,
208, 354
Haynle, Paul Alva, Greenville, Mo., 106, 334
Haynie, Sharon Adele, Alamosa, Colo.. 174, 383
Heagy, Ebert Roger, Great Falls, Mont., 334
Healey, David Winn, Provo, 354
Healey, Nolan Lynn, Alpine
Healy, Jay B., Orem
Heaps. Arnell E., Payson, 240, 271, 311
Hearn, Milton E., Phoenix, Ariz., 334
Heath, Charles W., San Bernardino, Calif.. 354
Heath, Frank Arvid, San Bernardino, Calif., 204, 224,
354
Heath Mary Louise, San Bernardino, Calif., 383
Heath, Shirlen M. Jr., Mancos, Colo.. 383
Heath, Luclle S., Mapleton
Heaton, Alma, Provo
Heaton, Carol Jean. Alton, 237
Heaton, LeRoy C, Kanab, 167
Heaton, Sharen, Murray, 255, 383
Heber, Cllffprd Royd, Magna, 383
Heber, Grant Richard, Magna, 334
Heber, Ruth Freda, Magna, 248, 334
Hebertson, Val M., Provo, 311
Hecht, Harry George, Powell, Wyo.. 334
Heck, Ronald Glenn, Burbank, Calif
Hedden, Robert George, Phoenix, Ariz.
Heder, Rucelle Marsha, Los Angeles, Calif.
Hedqulst, Robert A., Provo
Heemeyer, Lois Marie, Lead. S. Dak., 383
Hegemler, Gilbert A., La Canada. Calif.
Helmark, Elmonda LaRae, Phillpsburg, Mont.
Helner, Gary R., Provo
Helner. Hallle Kenneth, Provo
Helner, Thane Irwin, Heyburn, Ida., 383
Helnzlg, Iris, Lehi, 256, 383
Helberg, Ray Wayne, Provo, 324
Helm, Donald Francis, Las Vegas, Nev., 100, 103, 383
Helm, Maurvene Elaine, Los Angeles, Calif., 200, 334
Helquist Lamar J., Blanding
Helton, John, Anaheim, Calif.
Hemenway, Arvel Lee. Provo
Hemenway, John Lynne, Woodland, Calif., 147, 224,
334
Hemsley, Allen Aaron, La Habra, Calif., 210, 211
Henderson, Clark Evan, Cannonville, 311
Henderson, Cecil H., Oakland, Calif., 173, 383
Henderson, Dee Wursten, Twin Falls, Ida., 218. 383
Hemsley, Ellis J. Salt Lake City
Henderson, Fred David, Raymond, Atta., Can.
Henderson, Gerald J., Burley, Ida., 3 1 1
Henderson, Hyrum Senn, Salt Lake City
Henderson, Kay, Salem, Va., 242, 383
Henderson, Leslie F., Rock Springs, Wyo.
Henderson, Paul Jay, Boise, Ida.
Henderson, William W., Delta, 354
Hendricks, Calvin, Provo, 271, 312
Hendricks, Edgar E., Jr., Chlco, Calif.
Hendricks, Lona C. J., Provo, 334
Hendrickson, Lynn J., Gunnison, 383
Hendrickson, Roger R., Gunnison, 334
Hendrickson, Shyrma L., Sandy
Henkel, Dorothy C, Van Nuys, Calif., 383
Henket, Kurt G., Marburg, Germany
Henkel, Orson R., Van Nuys, Calif., 383
Hennessey, George D., Provo
Hennlngsen, Cherle A., Stansbury, Wyo., 354
Henrlcksen, Lenola 1., Alhambra, Calif.
Henrlcksen, Mary Jo, Provo, 383
Henrle, Ann Eleth, Delta, 383
Henrle, James LeRoy, Lyman
Henrle, Patricia Ann, Ventura, Calif., 124, 176, 216
Henriksen, Lula M. H., Provo
Henry, Johan Naomi, Yuba City, Calif., 354
Henry, Phyllis Diane, Upper Darby, Pa., 172, 226, 312
Hensley, Norma Rose, Kerman, Calif., 334
Henson, Carole Ely, Pekln, III., 354
Henson, Charles A., Council Bluffs, Iowa, 334
Hepburn, Adele, No. Hollywood, Calif., 354
Heppler, Lawrence John, Cardston. Alta., Can., 134,
269, 383
Hepworth Clarence Jr., Provo
Hepworth, Marva, Grover, Wyo., 334
Herbert, Douglas E., Salina
Herbert, Franklin W., Arlington, Va., 383
Herbst, John Ronald, Provo, 162, 311
Hermansen, Joan, Spanish Fork
Hermansen, Ronald John, Salt Lake City, 354
Hermansen, Royce Larry, Payson, 354
Herrick, Betty Jo, Ely, Nev., 383
Herrln, Luhuana Allen, Artesla, Calif., 354
Herrin, Gene Carley, Provo, 354
Herring, Derryl Riches, Farmington, N. Mex.
Herring, Jill Yvonne, Farmington, N. Mex., 312
Herron, Barbara Gayle, Magna, 234, 383
Herron, Frank L., Cut Bank, Mont.. 334
Herzoq, Harold G., Kemmerer, Wyo.
Herron, Richard Ross, Tooele, 354
Herron, Stanley Ray, Heber
Hertig, Lorene L., Salt Lake City
Hess, Carlene Bess, Caldwell, Ida., 243, 312
Hess, Edward Moser, Nampa, Ida., 383
Hess, Garth, Provo, 334
Hess. Lee Ann, Farmington, 234, 383
Hess, Vince Crlddle, Farmington, 334
Hess, Wllford Moser, Nampa. Ida., 312
Heurkens, Barbara Ann, St. Paul, Minn., 383
Heugly, Helen D., Omaha, Neb., 383
Hewltson, Dorothy L., Park City
Hewitt, George Wayne, Las Vegas, Nev., 383
Hewitt, Harold Keller, Salem, Ore., 196, 334
Heywood, Jared, Holbrook. Ariz., 312
Heywood, Richard Dan, Cedar. 210
HIatt, Calvin Columbus, Mt. Airy, N. C, 312
Hlatt, Duane Evan, Payson, 30, 39
Hlatt, Mary Rebecca, High Point, N. C.
Hiatt, Lewis Albert, Payson, 383
Hlatt, Merwln Russel, Payson
Hlatt, Miriam Joyce, Glendale, Calif., 216
Hlatt, Reid M., Payson, 147
Hiatt. Sherry Lynn, Provo, 383
Hibbert, Annette, Mesa, Ariz., 383
Hibbert, Donna Mae, Boise, Ida., 383
Hlckcox. Barbara Rae, Salt Lake City
Hicken. Ada Elaine, Heber, 322
HIcken, Clyde RIgtrup, Spanish Fork, 383
Hicken, John Robert, Heber, 383
Hickenlooper, Karl W., Payson
Hickenlooper, Sharon A., Salt Lake City, 354
Hlckerson, Richard L., Rock Springs, Wyo., 354
Hickerson, Vern Hugh, Redondo Beach, Calif.
Hickman, Cheri Kaye, Salt Lake City, 237, 383
430
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Hickman, Warren Walter, Snowville, 383
Higbee, Dorothy June, Sunnyside, Wash.
Higashi, Allan Akio, Makawell, Kauai, T. H.. 257, 354
Higbee, Joseph Marvin, Provo
Higbee, Richard Eugene, Provo
Higbee, Sharon. Bremerton, Wash., 172, 334
Higbee, William B.
Higgins, Nancy Lee, Pasadena, Calif., 198, 383
Higginson, Gary Anson, Pingree, Ida.. 312
Higginson, Heber Dean, Lehi, 273, 312
High, Kemba Ann, Lancaster. Calif.
Higham, Zoe Ann, Los Angeles, Calif., 383
Hight, Ethel Dawn, Farmington, 202, 383
Hilden, Henry Gordon, Ukiah, Calif, 383
Hill, Beverly Marie, Walla Walla, Wash.
Hill, Chadley Ann, Sacramento, Calif., 312
Hill, Don, Provo
Hill, Dorothy Janet S., Provo
Hill, Dennis LeRoy, Payson, 312
Hill, Derrell Golden, Provo, 312
Hill, Fern Joy, Orem
Hill, Gordon Orville, Bremerton, Wash., 354
Hill. Harry N., Idaho Falls, Ida.. 334
Hill, Howard Richard, San Mateo, Calif., 251, 354
Hill, Janet Leone, Oakland, Calif., 312
Hill. Joanne, Carmlchael, Calif.
Hill, Louis Douglas, Provo
Hill, Margie Sue H., Idaho Falls, Ida.
Hill, Keith A., Provo »
Hill, Max J.. Orem. 312
Hill. Newell Kenneth, Ririe, Ida.
Hill, Paul D.. Provo
Hill. Paul M., Idaho Falls, Ida., 210. 312
Hill, Valerie Kaye, Rigby, Ida., 134, 207, 354
Hillam Noreen, Salt Lake City, 334
Hlllier, David Brown, Hoytsville, 334
Hilton, Clesse S.. Delta, 223, 322
Hilton, Horace Gill, Delta, 223, 322
Hilton, Jackson M., Greer, S. C. 90
Hilton, Lael, Delta
Hilton, W. Bruce, Delta,' 223, 312
Hinckley, Nanette, Provo, 170
Hinkley, Thomas K.. Provo, 334
Hindley. James Ernest. American Fork, 334
Hinkins, Norma Madge, Provo, 354
Hinckley. Viola Jane. Salt Lake City, 334
Hinksen, Roland, Provo, 312
Hinkson, Jimmy W.. Provo
Hinman, Kaye, Kalispell, Mont.
HInricksen, Margaret, Provo
Hinsch, Nancy M., West Allis, Wis.
Hintze, Geraldine, Provo, 108. 312
Hintze, Harold A., Provo
Hinze, Roberta, Salem, 172, 354
Hipwell, Dee E., Provo
Hipwell. Grant Staker, Ogden, 312
Hirschi. Diane, Rockville, 334
Hirschi, Orell W., Rockville. 102
Hirschi. Max G., Brigham
Hirhel, Richard Dale. Burbank, Calif.
Hitchcock, Ralph R., Buhl, Ida.
HIskey, Harold H., Bicknell, 334
Hislop, David Louis, Altamont
Hitchcock, Karleen, Buhl. Ida., 259
Hitesman, Ferrell J., Tooele, 354
Ho Robert K. F.. Honolulu, T. H., 257, 285, 312
Hoagland, Luwilla Jean, Melba, Ida., 355
Hobbs, M. Odell, Preston, Ida.
Hobbs, Mary Elizabeth, Salt Lake City
Hobson, Carlos Henry, Phoenix, Ariz.
Hocking, Marjorie J.. Bingham
Hodge. Raymond Merrill. Provo
Hodges, Jere Dale, Richmond. 274, 322
Hidgkinson, Jean, Vernal. 334
Hodgkinson, Judy. Vernal
Hodgkinson, Kenneth A.. Orem, 334
Hodgkinson, Larry S.. Provo, 312
Hodson, Daryl Vance, Clearfield, 312
Hodson, Phillip H., Provo, 324
Hoeft, William George, Provo. 312
Hoen, James Howard, Billings, Mont.
Hoffman, Cheryl Sue, Las Vegas, Nev.
Hoffman, Carl Lavon, Randolph, 173
Hoffman, Leon Devan, Randolph, 355
Hoffman, Ronald R., Draper
Hogan, Karia Marie, Salt Lake City, 283, 312
Hogensen, Marvin Cleon, Ogden, 312
Hoggan, Donna Jeanne Temple City, Calif., 232, 334
Hogge, Glen Ray, Ogden, 312
Hogge, Rollin Byron, Salt Lake City, 264, 355
Holcombe, Jarette Dee, Panorama City, Calif., 334
Holdaway, Boyd F., Provo
Holdaway, Donna Vee, Provo
Holdaway, Klin Morvel, Provo
Holgate, Ronald C, Salt Lake City
Holindrake, Doris Emma, American Fork
Holladay, Fred Howard, Santaquin, 322
Holladay, James Eugene, WInnemucca, Nev., 3)2
Holland, Jack W.. Nampa, Ida., 194
Hollberg, Dorothy J., Salt Lake City, 355
Holley, James Albert, Idaho Falls, Ida.
Hollibaugh, Betty Lois, Redding, Calif., 312
Holliday, Parley Edgar, Sarah, Miss., 274, 324
Holllngshead, Joey A., La Mesa, Calif., 173
Hollingworth, Brent E., Denver, Colo.
Holllngswworth. Marvin, Preston, Ida., 312
Hollingworth, Franklin, Salt Lake City, 240, 322
Hollis. Almy, Fillmore, 355
Holm, Jeannene, Seattle, Wash.
Holman, Albert N., Pocatello, Ida.
Holman, La Juan, Pocatello, Ida., 334
Holman, Joy J., Rexburg, Ida., 216
Holman, Kathleen, Mesa, Ariz.
Holman, Margaret Jean, Pocatello, Ida., 228, 355
Holman, Max D., Sugar City, Ida.
Holman, Marion J., Springville
Holman, Sharon Alice, McGIII, Nev., 238, 355
Holmes, Carol June, Montpelier, Ida., 334
Holmes, John R., Raymond, Alta., Can.
Holmes, Marian Kathryn, Salt Lake City
Holmes, Thomas, Raymond, Alta., Can.
Holmes, Mary Naonji, Harbor City, Calif.. 202
Holsten, Sharon Kaye, Central, Ida.
Holmes, Ramona C, Provo
Holt, Arvll Monte, Provo, 324
Holt, David Earl, Provo, 176
Holt, Deann, Kamas, 334
Holt, Glen Lamar, Springville
Holt, Ivan Karl, Oakley, Ida.
Holt, Ivin Laphel, Enterprise, 255, 312
Holtom Gary S., Idaho Falls, Ida., 334
HoJtom, Steve E., Idaho Falls, Ida.
Holtzer, Robert L., Imperlan, Calif.
Holyoak, Clara Marie, Burley, Ida., 174
Homer, David C, Crow Point, Ind.
Homer, John Russell, Whittler, Calif.
Homer, Norman Charles, Provo, 312
Hone, Dean Sterling, Firth, Ida., 322
Hone, Keith Stewart, Payson, 334
Hone. Glayde Delbert, Provo
Hone, George Lee, Springville
Honeycutt, Jimmy Leo, Hendersonvllle, N. C.
Hood, Harlow Grant, Salt Lake City, 164, 196, 334
Hood, Herbert Bruce, Salt Lake City
Hooker, Lewis Burton, Montpelier, Ida.
Hooper, Richard T., Ukiah, Calif., 324
Hoopes. Grover Ronald, Provo
Hoopes, Ned Edward, Downey, Calif., 160
Hoopes, Paul Roger, Provo, 355
Hoover, Betty Ann, Springville, 162, 334
Hopkins, A. Lincoln, El Cerrlto, Calif., 355
Hoover, Kelvin L.. Provo. 312
Hoover, Leola Maxine, Payson
Hopkins, Alfred Norman, Provo, 270, 324
Hopkins, Donald Ray, Allison Park, Pa., 355
Hopkins, Donna Jean, Cut Bank, Mont., 355
Hopkins, Geneva Nadine, Richmond, Calif.
Hopkins, Thomas David, El Cerrlto, Calif., 174
Hopklnson, Richard H,. Los Angeles, Calif.
Hopla. Harold J., Mapleton
Hopple, Wayne Darrell, Waco, Tex., 113
Horban, Walter G., Ft. William, Ont., Can.
Horluchi, Helen Yoshle, Lahaina, Maui, T.H., 312
Horlacher, David R., Fallon, Nev.
Horlacher, Floyd Kent, Orem
Horlacher Fred R., Fallon, Nev., 355
Horn, Gustav Relnhold, Pasadena, Calif., 221, 334
Hornberger, Leon Bruce, Calgary. Alta., Can.
Hornbeck, John Wesley, Rawlins, Wyo.
Horrocks, Don R., Neola, 334
Horrocks, Kaye, Richland, Wash., 334
Horrocks, Sheldon Glen, Heber
Horstmeier, Heinz L., Milwaukee, Wis.
Hoskin, Jerry Lee. Wickenburg, Ariz.
Hosman, Lew Meade, Marmarth, N. Dak., 355
Hostutter, Delila Ann, Tooele
Hotchkiss, Elizabeth L., Grand Junction, Colo., 312
Hotchkiss, John L., Laurel, Mont., 355
Houssian, William G.. Calgary, Alta., Can.
Houghton, James Rean, Provo
House, Donna Mae, Provo, 170, 176
Houston, F. Grant, Panguitch, 312
Houston, Jean, Venice, Calif. 200, 334
Houston, Rodney LeRoy, Los Angeles, Calif., 196
Houston, Ronald Earl, Los Angeles, Calif., 196. 322
Houtz. Vlnce R., Springville
Howard, Dale W., Provo
Howard, Elizabeth, Chester, Ida., 335
Howard, Gary Reed, Pocatello, Ida.
Howard, Gloria Jean, Inglewood, Calif.
Howard, John F., Provo, 271, 312
Howard, Lynn, Santa Cruz, Calif.
Howard, Rae, Provo, 335
Howard, Virginia, Sun Valley, Calif., 355
Howe, Alice Elaine, Salt Lake City
Howarth, Dorothy Ann, Portland, Ore.
Howe, Winston A. Jr., San Francisco, Calif., 108, 113
Howell, Donald Fay, Provo
Howell, T. Devon, Blackfoot, Ida., 335
Howells, James M., Midvale, 322
Howes, Raymond E., Marysvale
Howes, Roger Byron, Parma, Ida.
Howells, Karen, Salt Lake City
Howlett, Duane K., Draper, 355
Howlett, Mary, Draper, 173, 259
Hoyal, Donna Laurine, El Monte, Calif.
Hoyal, James Christian, El Monte, Calif.
Hoyrup, Mons Lancaster, Cloverdale, B. C, Can.
Hoyt, Masha Ruth, NephI, 172
Hubbard, Howard Ray, Springville
Hubbard, Marlta J., Pine Island, Minn., 282, 335
Hubbs, Keith Eugene, Colton, Calif., 91
Hubener, Nancy Ann, Saxonville, Mass., 355
Huber, Margaret, Lapoint
Hubner, William C, Staten Island, N.Y., 312
Hudman, Melvin R., Idaho Falls, Ida.
Hudgens, Orven Adolph, Long Beach, Calif.
Huerta, Dolores M., Grants Pass, Ore., 324
Huerta, Robert Henry, Orem
Huff, Clifton Glen, Spanish Fork. 312
Huff, Dale D., Spanish Fork, 355
Huff, Edward Curtis, Spanish Fork, 274, 322
Huff, Marlin Jolley, Spanish Fork
Huff, Sherman E., Spanish Fork
Huffaker, Dale Carlson. Ontario, Ore.
Huffaker, Norman Ray, Vale. Ore., 113, 355
Huffaker. Ruth Augusta. Tempe, Ariz.. 173
Huffman, John Henry, Hawthorne, Nev., 355
Huggins, Colleen, Globe, Ariz.
Hughart, Betty Lou. Lynwood. Calif.. 335
Hughes, Ann, Salt Lake City. 355
Huggins, Glenda Mae, Rawlins. Wyo.
Hughes. Arthur Thomas. Richland, Wash.
Hughes, Eugene L., Jackson, Wyo.
Hughes, Gerald Jay, Jackson, Wyo., 355
Hughes, Joan, Blackfoot, Ida.
Hughes, Kelly Ann, Kamas, 172
Hughes, Mary Jean, Provo
Hughes, Shirley Ann, Salt Lake City, 312
Hughes, Shirley Arllne, Los Angeles, Calif.
Huish, James W., Berkeley, Calif., 194, 355
Huish. John, Berkeley, Calif., 355
Hughes, Ydonne Katie, Ogden
Huhl, Sharon C, Salt Lake City, 355
Hullck, Robert Boyd, Provo
Hull. Clyde Lamont, Ogden, 322
Hull. Janis Patricia. Caldwell, Ida., 125, 216, 302, 335
Hull, Sonja, Ogden
Hulllnger, Carol Dawn, Provo
Hulllnger, Dan Jay, Provo
Hulllnger, Floyd Earl. Vernal. 355
Hulme. Thelma Jean. Hagerman Ida., 335
Humpherys, Melvin Dee, Thayne, Wyo., 355
Humphrey, Mary L., Salt Lake City, 278
Humphries, Doris Faye, Audubon, N. J., 222, 269, 312
Humphries, Shirley Ann, Jerome, Ida.
Humphries Joan. Salt Lake City
Hunsaker, Leiand Ray. Delta, 312
Hunsaker, Sandra, Provo
Hunt, Darwin Lee, Green River
Hunt. Dale G., Bunkerville, Nev.
Hunt, Bernarr Parley, Sacramento, Calif.
Hunt. Diana, Salt Lake City, 162
Hunt, Earline, TIgard, Ore.
Hunt, Edwin L, Snowflake, Ariz., 86, 90
Hunt, Elton E., Enterprise, 312
Hunt, Eugene C, Sunnyside, Wash.
Hunt, James Olaus, Baker, Ore.
Hunt, Jarman Roderick, Concord, Calif.
Hunt, Jeanette Ruth. Baker, Ore., 108, 175. 355
Hunt, Judith Ann, Bluefield, W. Va., 252. 335
Hunt, Margaret Ann. Heyburn. Ida.. 108, 355
Hunt. Mary Lou, Sacramento, Calif.. 335
Hunt, Melvin, John, Spanish Fork
Hunt, Noreen, Phoenix, Ariz.
Hunt, Richard, Beryl, 90, 194, 255
Hunt, Shirley Joan, Xenia, Ohi<?, 355
Hunter, Aarl B., Holden, 355'
Hunter, David B., Idaho Falls, Ida., 210
Hunter, AHhol B., Provo, 312
Hunter, Barbara K., Emmett, Ida.
Hunter, Doris Eilleen, Provo
Hunter, llene, Sprinqville. 172. 230
Hunter, George Philip, Provo. 355
Hunter, Karma. Provo. 312
431
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Hunter. Kenneth Duke. Oaden
Hunter, Lois Anne. Salt Lake Citv
Hunter, Louis G. Jr.. El Paso. Tex., 190. 335
Hunter. Margaret. Salt Lake City. 134. 212, 243. 275
Hunter Mary Ann. El Paso, Tex.. 167. 335
Hunter, Richard Allen. Arcadia. Calif. 131. 218
Hunter, William B.. Citrus Heights. Calif.
Huntington. Gordon Ted. Oranqevllle
Huntsman. Arlene, Provo
Huntsman. Howard W.. Ferron. 355
Huntsman. June Spraaue. Provo
Huntsman. Lola Kave. Provo
Huntsman, Raleigh L., Hamilton, Mont., 312
Hurd. Harold Dan, Hawthorne. Calif.
Hurd, Royal Clifford, Sioux City. Iowa. 355
Hurlburt, Phillip, Provo. 335
Hurst, Dale, Provo, 335
Hurst, Paul Junior, Provo
Hurst, Henry Wayne, Des Moines. Iowa. 355
Husklnson. Shlrlee A., Pocatello. Ida.. 335
Hussey, Raedelle, Mesa. Ariz., 283. 312
Hutchlngs, Duane F., Spanish Fork
Hutchings, Edward Kent, Deer Lodge, Mont.
Hutchlngs. Paul Norman. Glenshaw. Pa.. 355
Hutchings. Robert D., Sprjngvllle
Hutchlns. Derald E., Rupert. Ida.
Hutchinson, Nancy H.. Denver. Colo.. 312
Hutchinson. Nannette C, Provo
Hutchinson, Nathel, Mesa, Ariz., 212. 250 287, i\2
Hutchinson, Sarah Ann. Burley. Ida.. 312
Hutchinson, Colleen M., Hansen, Ida., 172
Hutchison, Wallace W., Malta. Ida.
Huxford, Gary. Portland. Ore.. 312
Hyatt. Gene Val. Gunnison
Hyde. Darcus Davis. Provo
Hyde. Edna Lou S., Kensington, Md.. 335
Hyde, Ellis Orson, Boise, Ida.. 335
Hyde. Gerald Rodney. Provo. 324
Hyde. Nadine, Baker. Ore.
Hyde, Nannette. Sprlngvllle. 172
Hyde. Ronald Gregory. Rupert. Ida.. 223
Hyde, Susann, Sprlngvllle. 207. 312
Hyde. Winnlfred Anne. Garrison. 355
Hyden. Birdie Louise. Portland. Ore.
Hyer. Janet Kay. Garden Grove. Calif.. 170
Hyer, Jay R.. Garden Grove. Calif.. 161. 166. 254.
312
Hymas, Marvin. Provo
Hynst, Kathleen Linda, Chester, Va.. 237. 355
I
Igarashi. Toshiro, Nigata, Japan
Ikedo, Toshiko, Yamanashi-Ken, Japan. 322
llcemofo, Mituo, San Paulo, Brazil
Uemoto. Fausta A. F., San Paulo. Brazil
Ingalls. Max Lavar. Provo. 324
Ingersoll. Carl Grant, American ForV
Ingersoll, Maryl, American Fork, 202. 335
Ingleby. Lorreen. Salt 1-ake Citv
Ingram, Mary Jo, Lehi
Ingram, Patricia Anne, Cazenovia, N. V.. 202, 226,
312
Inskeep, Bonnie Jean, Culver City, Calif. 35S
lokepa, Shirley P., Kamuela, T. H., 355
Ipsen, Foster Hughes, Malad, Ida., 355
Irvin. Nancy Adele. Long Beach. Calif., I6i, 166. 355
Irving, Kenneth C, Barnwell. Alta., Can.
Isaacson, Burke Lee, Ogden, 312
Isenburg. Theodore F, Los Angeles, Calif., 280
Isgrig. Wayne Richard. Lancaster, Calif., 335
Ivie. Boyd R., Orem
Ivie, Carolann, Roberta, Ogden
Ivie, Claudia Llnell, Benica, Calif.
Ivie, Jane Ann, Sprlngville
Ivie, Nancy Lee, Orem
Ivie. Richard P., Sprlngville
Ivie, William Elbert, Provo
Ivins, Ronald Alma, Lund. Nev.
Ivy, LeGrande Richard, Memphis, Tenn., 355
Iwaasa, Henry Nolan, Raymond, Alta., Can.. 237, 355
Iwaasa, Hanae, Raymond, Alta., Can.
Jack, Dotiald Vernon, Farmington, N. Mex., 262
Jaclclin. Ernest George, Heber
Jackson, Carolyn R. P., Provo
Jackson, Dorothy J., Salt Lake City
Jackson, Flora Jean, Jerome. Ida.
Jackson, Harold L.. El Paso. Tex.. 322
Jackson, Joyce, Kanab, 212, 355
Jackson, Joyce Ann, Boise. Ida., 278. 312
Jackson, Karl Eugene, Payson
Jackson, Lauralee. Los Angeles, Calif.
Jackson, LeRoy Eugene, Provo
Jackson, Lealand, Provo
Jackson. Lola Colleen, Kamas. 287
Jackson. Marilyn, Ogden, 355
Jackson, Nancy Loral ne, Tucumcarie. N. Max., 262
Jackson, Russell Henry, Provo, 280
Jackson. Shelton Ray. Goldsboid. N. C.
Jackson, Stancy D. I., Boise. Ida.. 106. 173. 335
Jackson. Velma Cherle. El Paso, Tex., 167
Jackson, Weldon F.. Mesa, Ariz., 86, 90
Jackson, Wendy Lu, Salt Lake City. 335
Jacobs, Barbara T.. Provo
Jacobs. Clare McHale. Dedo. Ida.. 335
Jacobs, Dee Valentine. Ogden. 223. 262. 324
Jacobs, G. Richard. ScoHsbluff, Neb.
Jacobs, Hugh Ronald. Ogden, 312
Jacobs, Jacqueline
Jacobs, Margaret A., Ogden
Jacobs. Margaret Oa. Raymond. Alta.. Can.. 335
Jacobsen, Eda Louise. Orem
Jacobsen. Elmo Gordon. Heber, 312
Jacobsen, J. Judy, Seattle, Wash.. 355
Jacobsen, Sanda R., Kenewick, Wash., 230
Jacobsen, Sharon C.. Burbank, Calif,
Jacobson, Dennis Leon, Randolph
Jacobson, David Bartee, Rivera, Calif., 322
Jacobson, Norene, Bloomlngton, Ida.
Jacobson, Ronald Jim, Duncan, Ariz.. 86. 90
Jallerat. Sylvia nne F.. Paris, France. 355
James. Carol. Rock Springs. Wyo., 173, 267
James. Cheril, Provo. 259. 355
James, Clyde R. Jr., Provo
James Dean Fredrick, Mlllbrae, Calif., 108
James, LaMar. Fayette
James, Mildred Ruth.. Burbank, Calif., 312
James, Roberta O. S.. Provo
James. Sharon, Los Angeles. Calif.
James. Thomas Arthur, Provo, 312
James, William Robert, Inglewood. Calif., 355
Jameson, A. Keith, Monticello, 270, 324
Jameson, Kirk, Powell, Wyo., 356
Jameson, Lynn Arnold, Syracuse, N. Y.
Jameson, Marion P.. Monticello
Jameson. Robert Brooks. LaSal, 356
Jamison, Ronald, Los Angeles, Calif.
January, Mary E., Salem, Ore.
Jardine. Bonna Marie, Malta, Ida.
Jarman, Barbara, Orem
Jarman, Monte C, Provo
Jarrett, Geraldlne F.. Las Vegas, Nev.
Jarvis, Burl E., St. Johns, Ariz., 356
Jarvis, Floyd, St. Johns. Ariz.
Jarvis, James Nell, El Paso. Tex.
Jarvis, Karyl Lee, Ontario, Ore., 284
Jarvis, Mark William, Des Moines. Iowa, 173, 224, 356
Jarvis. Reece Fielding. Pima. Ariz.
Jarvis, Ronald Mack. Ontario. Ore., 356
Jarvis. Stephan K.. Salt Lake City
Jasperson, Janet, Goshen
Javadi, Marjorle G., Provo, 335
Jeffery, Leiloni, Provo. 202
Jeffs, William Craig, American Fork, 335
Jenkins, Charles E., Nampa, Ida., 356
Jenkins. Gary Cluff, Pendleton, Ore., 108, 218, 322
Jenkins, F. Terry. Provo, 312
Jenkins, Frank W., Provo
Jenkins, Keith Bunker, Jerome. Ida.. 249
Jenkins. Lawrence W.. Pendleton. Ore.. 30, 34, 218,
345. 356
Jenkins, Marvin L., Nampa. Ida.. 167. 174. 335
Jenkins. Wayne A., Nampa. Ida.. 312
Jenks. William Harry, Sugar City, Ida.
Jennens. Dona Fay, Whittler. Calif., 108. 335
Jennings, Glenna Deane. Boise. Ida., 228
Jensen. Alice Ann. Rigby, Ida.
Jensen, Alice Faye. Aetna, Alta.. Can.
Jensen, Annette L., MIdvale
Jensen, Afton E., MIdvale, 202
Jensen. Arthur Robert, TIgard. Ore.. 335
Jensen, Bruce Allen, Midvale. 152, 280, 356
Jensen, Bryce Lee, Cardston, Alta., Can.
Jensen, Camille, Brigham
Jensen. Charlene, "Byron, Wyo.. 275, 335
Jensen, Charles Kent, Provo, 285
Jensen, Connie Joy, Provo
Jensen, Darrell L., Provo
Jensen. Dean Hugh, Provo
Jensen, Dennis Veronus. Salt Lake City
Jensen, Don Bradley. Provo. 124
Jensen, Donald F.. Las Vegas, Nev.. 149, 240
Jensen, Eldene, Burley, Ida.. 170. 335
Jensen, Elwood Stanley, Manti
Jensen, Eugene Paul, Orem. 176. 245
Jensen, F. Duane. Springville
Jensen, Gale Richard. El Cerrito, Calif.
Jensen, Galen Eugene, Clearfield, 322
Jensen, Gary Oleen, Ogden
Jensen. Groo Peter. Monroe
Jensen, Gwen, Ashton, Ida.
Jensen, Hal Barclay, Axtell, 90
Jensen, Harley N., Lorenzo, Ida., 312
Jensen, James Lee. Orangeville, Calif.
Jensen, Jeri Ann, Gridley, Calif.
Jensen. Jo Ann, Othello. Wash.
Jensen, Joanne, Ft. Shaw, Mont.
Jensen, Joe B., Orem
Jensen, Kairle Dawn, Orem
Jensen, Karen Ruth, Arcadia, Calif., 39, 198
Jensen, Kathryn Fay. Huntsville, 335
Jensen, Kenneth C, Ogden, 312
Jensen, Kent M., Fairvlew
Jensen, Kirk Stephens, Provo, 335
Jensen, Larry Cyril, Denver, Colo.
Jensen, Lasca Lee, Magrath, Alta., Can,
Jensen, Lee Niels, Provo
Jensen, Lenard A.. Gridley. Calif.. 145. 326
Jensen, Louis W., Spring City
Jensen, Max A., Deseret, 356
Jensen, Milton Larry, Provo
Jensen, Nancy Doris, Flint, Mich.
Jensen. Paul Bentley, Logandale, Nev.
Jensen, Nell E., Ephraim
Jensen, R. Alma, Sprlngville, 312
Jensen, Reva Joan, Fairvlew, 312
Jensen, Richard Arthur, TIgard. Ore.. 218
Jensen, Robert S., Provo
Jensen, Robert R.. Twin Falls, Ida.
Jensen, Robert Vernon, Roosevelt, 265
Jensen, Ronald J., Springville
Jensen, Sharon Marie, Alameda. Calif., 335
Jensen, Sherll Marie, Coeur d'Alene. Ida.
Jensen, Shirl Elvln. Sprlngville
Jensen, Ted Woodward, Walnut Creek. Calif.
Jensen. Thomas Ronald, Chicago. III.. 273, 322
Jensen, Vernon Hortln. Ithaca. N. Y.
Jensen, Vard Duane, Richfield
Jenson, Dorothea J., Glendora, Calif.
Jenson, Grover E., Peoa, 142. 356
Jenson, Janet, Berkeley, Calif., 356
Jenson, Marilyn Faye. Pocatello, Ida., 335
Jeo, Eleanor. Dayton, Ida.
Jeppersen, Share Lee, Brigham, 108, 188
Jeppson, Calvin W., Brigham, 262
Jeppson, Alda, Henefer, 335
Jeppson, Idagene, Thornton, Ida.
Jeppson, Roger Wayne, Yerington, Nev.. 218, 249,
335
Jespersen, Pauline M., Wllmette, III., 230, 258
Jessee, Dean, Springville
Jessen, Eldon. Ely, Nev.
Jessen, Joan Louise, Saratoga, Calif., 170
Jessen, Mary Colleen, Mt. Pleasant
Jewell, Calvin William, Phoenix, Ariz.
Jewett, Faye Arlene, WInemucca, Nev.
Jewkes. Garth A., Idaho Falls, Ida.
Jex, Doris, Spanish Fork, 356
Jex, John Ammon, Spanish Fork, 218
Jex, Keith Wilford, Sandy, 312
Jex, Lo Anne. Grand Junction, Colo.. 254, 335
Jex, Reed Allen, Spanish Fork, 356
Jex, Rhoda Joyce, Provo
Jimenez, Joe Louis, Santa Fe, N. Mex.
Johannesen, George T. J., Kalamazoo, Mich., 356
Johansen, Gerald A., Lethbridge, Alta., Can.
Johansen, J. Frank, Lethbridge. Alta., Can.
Johansen, Jerald Ray, Mt. Pleasant, 270
Johansen, Joyce Hulda, Lethbridge, Alto., Can. 216,
231, 233, 235. 243
Johansen. Robert Lee, Murray, 173
Johanson, Denece, Midvale, 207
Johansson, Linnea M., Salt Lake City, 216
Johns. Judith, Whlttier, Calif.
Johns, Glenda Diane, Lakewood, Calif.
Johns, Standford K., Afton, Wyo.. 312
Johns, Merrill L., Salt Lake City
Johnson, Alan P., Provo, 148
Johnson, Albert K., Salt Lake City
Johnson, Alton F., Yahk, B. C, Can.
Johnson, Anna J., Washington D. C, 243, 275. 335
Johnson, Arleen, Empire, Calif., 351
Johnson, Arva Arlene, Delta, 172. 235
Johnson, Barbara Jo, Downey, Caltf., 238, 356
Johnson, Barry LeRoy, Overton, Nev.
Johnson, Bert Emll, Orem
Johnson, Beth Louise. Modesto, Calif., 207, 335
Johnson, Beth Lynn M., Cardston, Alta., Can., 256, 356
Johnson, Blaine W., American Fork, 356
Johnson, Bonna Jean, Phoenix, Ariz. 335
Johnson, Carol, Honeywell, 162, 222, 244. 312
Johnson, Carol, Cambridge. Ida., 312
Johnson, Carolyn Joan, McGill, Nev., 232
Johnson, Carolyn June, Salt Lake City, 356
Johnson, Charlene, Pocatello, Ida., 232, 243
432
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Johnson. Cheryl B.. Berkeley, Calif.. 312
Johnson, CUudia Rae, Provo, 266
Johnson, Daniel M., Cardston, Alta., Can, 256
Johnson, David Joseph, Las Vegas, fsjev
Johnson, David Merrill, Sprlngville, 176, 386
Johnson, Deverl Harmon, Redwood City, Cailf
Johnson, Donald C, Cannbridge, Ida.
Johnson, Donna Jewel, Phoenix, Ariz., 208, 356
Johnson, Dorothy Ann, Midway
Johnson, Edna Joyce, Provo, 356
Johnson Edward A. (Ted), Buhl, Ida., 214, 124, 312
Johnson Edwin LeRoy, Salem
Johnson, Eleanor Law, Provo
Johnson, Elaine Ann, Rawlins, Wyo.
Johnson, Elizabeth A., Kennewick, Wash.
Johnson, Elva Marlene, Jerome. Ida.
Johnson, Eugene M., Orem, 335
Johnson, Faye Ann, Yakima, Wash., 312
Johnson, Garney Allen, Visalia, Calif., 357
Johnson, Gary Thorley, Overton. Nev.
Johnson, Genlel, Delta
Johnson, Gregg W., Provo
Johnson, Grover V., Bloomfield, N. Mex.
Johnson, HIarold G.. Oram, 356
Jotinson, Harold Verner. Springville
Johnson, Hollis Ralph, Garland, 324
Johnson, Howard S., Payson, 326
Johnson, Hyrum Bennett, Holden
Johnson, Ivan Elliott, Provo
Johnson, James Alan, Conrad, Mont., 335
Johnson, James Darrel, Downey, Calif.
Johnson, James Lonell, Roseville. Calif. *
Johnson. Jay Lorus. Orem, 356
Johnson, Jo Ann, San Leandro, Calif.. 335
Johnson, Jesse W., Ogden, 113
Johnson, Joneen, Los Angeles, Calif. 173, 208, 230
Johnson, Joyce Cynthia, Provo, 356
Johnson, Judith J., Novato, Calif.
Johnson, Kathleen, Long Beach, Calif.
Johnson, ' Kay, Provo
Johnson, Kay Irene. Provo
Johnson, Kaye. Provo
Johnson, Kimber Gordan, Rawlins, Wyo.
Johnson, Laird Dee, Vernal, 280. 386
Johnson, LaVon Clement, Payson
Johnson, Lila Rae. Boise, Ida.. 161. 164, 356
Johnson, Linda Rae, Yakima, Wash., 386
Johnson, Loris Elaine
Johnson, Lorna Dorothy, Orem
JoTinson, Louis Orlln, Provo, 386
Johnson, Lyie Duane, Show Low, Ariz., 356
Johnson, Margaret E., Salt Lake City, 356
Johnson, Marian Ruth. Salt Lake City, 312
Johnson, Marilyn Hanks. Salem
Johnson. Marilyn L., Salt Lake City, 386
Johnson, Marvin R.. Kingman, Ariz.. 386
Johnson, Mary Ann L., Logandale, Nev.
Johnson, Mary Louise, Buhl, Ida., 162
Johnson, Merlin A., Vernal, 356
Johnson Merlyn W., American Fork, 356
Johnson. Merrill L.. Delta, 386
Johnson, Morgan L., Barnwell, Alta., Can., 386
Johnson, Nancy Eileen, Puyallup, Wash., 237, 335
Johnson, Morris Ray, Provo, 147
Johnson. Ned LeRoy, Pleasant Grove. 386
Jotinson, Norman R., Provo
Johnson, Pamela Gay, Overton, Nev.
Johnson, Patricia M., Moses Lake, Wash., 217, 288,
Johnson, Paul Kent, Spanish Fork
Johnson, Phil Arnold, Ogden, 335
Johnson, Ralph E., Jr., Leh'\, 356
Johnson, Ralphine A., North Hollywood, Calif., 202,
Johnson, Raymond Byrd, Lakeside, Ariz., 386
Johnson, Richard C, Phoenix, Ariz., 210
Johnson, Reed Mark, Springville
Johnson, Richard H., Compton, Calif., 160
Johnson, Rita. Barnwell, Alta., Can.
Johnson, Robert Alvln, Clalrton, Pa. 386
Johnson Roberta, Pleasant Grove
Johnson, Ronald L., Provo
Johnson, Ross Glen, Orem, 312
Johnson, Royce Creel, Aurora
Johnson, Royle Nephi, Provo, 386
Johnson, Sharon E., Lehi, 386
Johnson, Sherril Dean, Phoenix, Ariz., 386
Johnson, Snellen M., Roosevelt, 265
Johnson, Stant S., Rexburg, Ida., 335
Johnson, Theodore P., Roseville. Calif.. 162. 386
Johnson. Verna, Tabor, Alta., Can., 243, 212
Johnson. Verland D.. Pleasant Grove
Johnson. Virginia C, Portland, Ore., 208
Johnson, Wallace Karl, Provo, 386
Johnson, Wanda May, Chandler, Ariz., 386
Johnson Wllford E.. Welser, Ida.
Johnston, Carroll M., Durango, Colo., 86, 90, 335
Johnston, LuJean, Salt Lake City, 386
Johnston, Olive Pat, Provo, 357
Johnstone, Marilyn G., BloomfieUi |Sj. J., 232, 263,
Johnstun, Carol, Warren, Ore., 38fc
Johnstun, Jean, Vernal, 335
Jollay, Boyd McKinloy, Provo, 357
Jolley, Calvin Kent, Provo
Jolley, Carl H., Emery, 386
Jolley, Clark Thomas, Provo, 386
Jolley, Janeen Lou, The Dalles, Ore., 386
Jolley, Sandra Koye, Salina, 173, 386
Jonas James Michael Glendale. Calif.
Jones, Ada Ruth, Chandler, Ariz., 170, 250
Jones, Alonzo Hinckley, Los Angeles, Calif., 196. 356
Jones, Alyce, Camille
Jones. Ann McEwan. Provo,2l6, 217, 232, 233
Jones, Carl Hugh, Rock Springs, Wyo., 356
Jones, Carol Anne, Gettysburg, S. D., 386
Jones, Cleone, KIrtland, N. Mex.
Jones, Clifford H., Downey, Calif.
Jones. David Reece. Payson, 240, 312
Jones, David Ronald, Byron, Wyo., 91
Jones Delwin Grant, Duncan, Ariz., 113, 336
Jones. Douglas Emron, San Gabriel, Calif.. 312
Jones. Duane Arthur, Spanish Fork. 312
Jones Duane Sidney. Holden, 356
Jones, Earl Roy, Murray, 86
Jones, Georgianna D., Owyhee, Nev.
Jones, Gerald E., Getysburg, S. D., 240, 336
Jones, Heber Kent, Heber
Jones, Howard Palmer, Malad, Ida.
Jones, Ivan Blaine. Riverton, 335
Jones, J. Petty, Provo
Jones, John Carlos, Jr., Idaho Falls, Ida.
Jones, John F., Provo
Jones, Joseph Dean, Spanish Fork
Jones, Judy Kay, Concord, Calif., 173, 386
Jones, Kenneth Wendell, Salt Lake City
Jones, Karl Gerber, Lehi
Jones, Kathryn, Malad. Ida., 386
259 Jones. Lavoy Teeples, Holden
Jones, Lloyd W.. Lehi. 386
Jones, Mary Ann, Montpeller. Ida., 386
Jones. Merrilyn Laree, Dublan, Chlh., Mex., 386
Jones. Norman Philip, Lehi
Jones Norryn Mary, Inglewood, Calif., 356
Jones, Patricl(' Ann, Cedar City
Jones, Peggy Ann, Denver, Colo., 336
Jones, Richard Carloss, Meridian, Ida., 356
Jones. Robert Ashton, Standing, 254, 356
Jones, Robert E., Provo
Jones, Rock H., Caldwell, Ida.. 386
Jones. Russell H.. Provo, 90
Jones. Ruth Junene. Hllo. Hawaii, T.H., 232, 335
Jones, Sharlene, Richland, Wash., 336
Jones, Sharon Annette, Woodland, Calif.
Jones, Vernadeen, Phoenix, Ariz., 208
Jones, Virginia Pary, Wenatchee, Wash., 170, 198, 234.
386
Jones, Vonda June. Dillon. Mont.. 386
Jones. Warren Richard. San Anselmo. Calif.
Jordan. Cleo Oswald. Brazil
Jordan, Kim Lee. Imbler, Ore.. 386
Jorgensen, Cllve D.. Provo
Jorgensen, Arlene L., Pleasant Grove. 216, 217, 312
Jorgensen, David W., Boise, [da., 386
Jorgensen, Elmer Clay, Richland, Wash., 356
Jorgensen, Hal, Richland, Wash.
Jorgensen. John Darson. Provo
Jorgensen. Margaret A.. Kansas City, Kan.. 356
Jorgensen, Norman G., Rigby, Ida.. 108, 386
Jorgensen, Newel M., Moses Lake, Wash,
386 Jorgensen, Robert C, Provo
Jorgensen, Roy Wilson, Whittier, Calif.
Jorgensen, Vern A., Randlett
Jorgensen, William F., Castle Dale, 356
386 Jorgenson, Johnny C, Price, 106, 336
Jorgenson, Orvll R., Douglas, Ariz.
Josephson, Bcyd Oleen, Plymouth, 312
Josle. Barbara. Mt. Pleasant
Josle, Darrell Henry, Tabiona
Josie. Joseph Bennett. Tabiona
Josle, Lane William. Tabiona
Josle. Sonia Kathleen, Mt. Pleasant. 386
Jowers, Peggy Joyce, Salt Lake City. 386
Joyce. Jack Atkins, Kornersville, N. C, 322
Judd, Benarr Thomas, Lehi
Judd, Frank Fuller, Los Angeles. Calif, 280, 386.
Judd. Jane Penelope. Hurricane. 200, 201, 312
Judd. Louise, Sparks. Nev. 173, 386
Judd, Marlba, Provo
Judd, Richard Clark, Provo
Judd, Ronald Martin, Kanab, 356
Judklns, Carlton Jay, Provo, 322
Judk.ns, James Leonard, Provo
Judklns, Newell Kay. Provo
Judson, Herbert S., Jr., Oakland, Calif.. 356
Judy. Beth Alene. Idaho Falls, Ida.. 356
Jueschke, Alexander A.. Milwaukee. Wis.. 322
Jueschke. Arthur F. Milwaukee, Wis., 336
Julander, Rhea. Ogden
Julander, Lillie D., Monroe, 266, 386
335 ^
Kaaria. Sven T.. Tempe, Ariz., 322
Kahoilua, Edi+h L. Hilo, Hawaii. T.H.. 257
Kahuena, Margaret K., Kamuela, Hawaii, T.H., 257, 356
Kaina, Earl Benedict. Lanlkal, Oahu, T.H.. 386
Kaiser. Dolores J., Salt Lake City, 386
Kaleta, Gary Jordan, Los Angeles, Calif., 218, 274. 336
Kalwles, Brunhilde, Heine. Germany. 356
Kamauoha. Edwin L.. Oahu, T.H., 312
Kane. Janet, Provo, 170
Kangasniemi, Hilkka L.. Calgary. Alta., Can.. 256. 386
Kapele, John, Kancohe, Oahu, T.H., 91. 257, 386
Kapp. Jack K., Provo
Kapp, Janice. Vale. Ore.. 172, 174. 3^6
Karren, Ca-ol Rae, Jerome, Ida.
Kartchner, Beverly E., San Jose, Calif. 230. 356
Kartchner, Jean Orrln, St. Johns. Ariz.. 312
Kartchner. John Z.. Blanding
Kashiwagl. James H., Kajalku, Oahu, T.H., 257
Kaufman, Francis E., Portola. Calif., 356
Kaufman, Vivian Joan, Groveton, Pa.
Kaupp, Jacquelyn T.. Buffalo. N. Y.. 212. 356
Kawai. Veda Claire. Pasadent. Calif., 108. 356
Kay. Karen Luelta, Provo
Kearl. Ruth Marie. Calgary. Alta.. Can.. 173. 230. 386
Keck, Mary Ruth. Albany. Ore., 167, 356
Keeler Dixie Lee, San Gabriel. Calif. 386
Keeler. Kathleen. Provo, 175. 336
Keetch, Gary Vern, Provo
Kehmeier, Barbara Jean, Gresham, Ore., 38, 128, 208.
356
Keith, Helen, Provo, 157
Keith, Karen, Provo
Kekeula, Edwin K., Honolulu, T.H.
Kekaula, Mary K., Walmanalo, Oahu. T.H., 257. 356
Kekauoha. Margery G., Honolulu. T.H.. 257. 312
Kekauoha, Philip K., Lale. Oahu. T.H., 257. 313
Kekauoha, Samuel N., Lale, Oahu, T.H., 257, 336
Keller, Alvln LaMar, Menan, Ida., 356
Keller, Barbara Y., Verona, N. J., 230. 263. 386
Keller. Gloria Ann. Idaho Falls, Ida., 336
Keller. Lamond Benson. Caldwell, Ida.
Keller, Lysle Susanne, Las Vegas. Nev.
Keller, Montle Rex. Idaho Fails, Ida., 324
Kellett, Kay. Moroni, 386
Kelley. Barbara Ann, Honolulu, Hawaii. T.H.. 313
Kelling. Hans Wllhelm. Bremen, Germany. 34, 146. 356
Kelly. Carol Lvnn. Denver, Colo.. 332
Kelly. George Dayton. Grand Junction, Colo.
Kelly. Nancy. Urbana. 111., 386
Kelsey, S. Annete, Salt Lake City
Kemp, Dean Raymond, La Mesa, Calif. 386
Kemper, Verda Orah. Cranford, Alta., Can., 170. 356
Kempf. Katherine J., Kaysvllle, 386
Kendall, Dorothy Mae, Welser, Ida., 356
Kendall, Robert L., Weiser, Ida.
Kendrlck. Linda Lee. Sherman Oaks, Calif, 198
Kenison, Dorothy Jean, Sunland, Calif., 336
Kenley, Lynn Garden. Wendover. 386
Kenley. Vernon F.. Walnut Creek, Calif.. 386
Kennedy. Glenn Alan. Olympla. Wash., 386
Kennedy. Thomas G.. San Francisco. Calif
Kennedy, Tom Hartford, Springfield. III.
Kenner. Brenda Jeanne. Jerome, Ida.. 386
Kenney. Donald James, Phoenix. Ariz., 131. 214, 250.
275. 280, 386
Kenney, Lu Juana B.. Ogden, 313
Kenney. Kenneth Ben. Salt Lake City, 240. 313
Kensinger. Robert L.. Orem
Keppner, Mary Dawn, Rexburg. Ida., 356
Kerbs, Eugene George, Twin Falls, Ida.. 386
Kerby, Clyde K.. Provo
Kerby. Connie. Provo, 336
Kershaw, Gloria Dee. Von Nuys. Calif. 200. 336
Key. Bryan Eugene. Berkeley. Calif. 386
Keyes, Marilyn. Kaysvllle, 356
Khadjavi, Arsalan H., Teheran, Iran, 336
an. Dorothy Reed, Sanger. Calif.
an. James Frank. Kaysville. 336
llpack. Wayne 1., Provo, 313
Its. Clair T., Hooper, 313
m Heang J. A., Seoul, Korea, 386
m Kichuen, Taegu, Korea, 356
m Soon Chang, Seoul, Korea
m Yong Soon, Seoul. Korea, 256. 313
m Young Sik. Seoul. Korea, 256. 313
mball, Buddv. Dean. Roosevelt. 248. 313
mball. Carolyn Joan, San Marino, Calif. 313
mball, Farrell W.. Sacramento. Calif., 386
mball. Joan. Rock Springs. Wyo.. 203. 267. 386
mball. Marcia Rae. Fair Oaks, Calif.. 386
mball. Parley L., Fillmore
mball. Royal Duane. Richfield. 313
mball. Stanley Clark. Montebello. Calif.. 336
mball, Sylvia Jane. San Diego, Calif., 336
mber, Richard Dee. Wells. Nev.. 356
mber. William Dean. Provo
nder. George Leo. San Diego. Calif. 91
ndred, Jerald Crede. Ogden, 274
ng. Buddy Jack. Dubois. Ida.
ng, Carl Larry. Burbank, Calif. 280, 386
ng, Edmund Crelghton. Provo, 313
433
student Index - Autumn Quart*
King. Gwendolyn M., Provo, 238. 356
King, Norman Ellis. Provo. 130. 136. 249. 356
King. Peggy Ramona. Tuielake. Calii.. 356
King. Roger Dean, St. Charles. Mo., 336
King. Scott J.. Las Vegas, Nev.. 356
King, Rosalie. Darlington. Ida.
King. T. Eugene. Provo. 271
Kingsbury. K. Elizabeth. Salt Lake City, 356
Kingsford. Afton. Boise, Ida., 386
Kinnear. John Gilbert, Rhodesia. Africa. 356
Kinne. James Arthur. Independence. Mo.
Kintz'ey. Thelma L.. Citrus Heights, Calii.. 386
Kinzel. Kenneth Wayne. Elmhurst. III.. 356
Klrby. Janice, Aberdeen. Ida.. 230. 386
Klrby. Rayda. Garland. Ida.
Kirk. Barbara Garwood. Cortez. Colo.
Kirk. Dean Arthur. Cortez. Colo.
Kirk. Gayle. Carole. Glendale. Calif.. 108
Kirk James Lowell. East Ely. Nev.
Kirk, Larae. Ogden, 336
Kirk. Louie A.. Jr.. Burbank. Calif.
Kirk. Tamsin. Glendale. Calif.. 208. 234
Klrkendall. Hugh R.. Dragerton. 336
Klrkham. Michael Reed. Blackfoot. Ida.. 175. 387
Kirkland. Bufaye. Carey. Ida.. 313
Kirkman. Darrell Kent. Nampa. Ida.
Kirkrr.an. John Calvin. Mt. Airy, N. C. 336
Klrkhman. Lawrence H., Provo. 313
Klsklla. Carlene J., Los Angeles, Calif.. 336
Kitchen. Paul Wilson, Provo. 90; 106
Klauch. Edwin A.. Sprlngvllle
Kitchens. Carolyn, Alhambra, Calif.
Kitzmiller. David J.. Provo. 91. 387
Kjar. Richard C. Manti
Klein. Edwin J., Provo. 284
Kleirman. Wayne Deloy. El Paso. Tex.. 313
Kleinman. Harold Rey. El Paso. Tex., 356
Klelnman, Luene. Hurricane, 170, 387
Klelnworth, Wesley E.. Wlnslow, Ariz., 356
Kleinworth. Frank J.. Winslow. Ariz., 336
Klenk. Buddy Donafd, Salt Lake City
Klingler, Shirley Mae, Rexburg, Ida.. 313
Knapp. Charlene Mary, San Fernando. Calif.. 202
Knapp, Cllve Jay, Minneapolis, Minn., 387
Knauer, Rolf H.. Bielefeld. Germany
Knecht. Peter A., Shrewsbury, Mass., 263 387
Knight, Clyde E.. Burley, Ida.
Knight, Darrell Oswell, Columbia City, Ore.. 356
Knight. Ferral H., Mesquite. Nev.. 387
Knight. James Allen, Vernal
Knight, Joseph Adams, Provo
Knight, Karmo, Salt Lake City, 356
Knight, Marlene, Salt Lake City, 246, 285, 313
Knight, William S.. Provo, 280
Knighton, Josephine, Provo, 193. 313
Knighton. Robert C, San Francisco , Calif.. 313
Knighton. Ronald Lewis, Salt Lake City, 356
Knudsen. Benny Lavler. Farmlngton. N. Mex., 174,
Knudson. Sandra Kae, Brlgham City. 336
Knupp. John Logan, Boise, Ida.
Kobler, Kathleen L., Rock Springs, Wyo.. 387
Kochevar. Lewis C. Los Angeles. Calif.. 324
Koenig, Gerald Charles, Willlston Park, N. Y.. 356
Koenlg. Marjorie Mary. Lynbrook. N. Y.. 314
Koenig. Robert W.. Willlston Park. N. Y.. 134. 357
Kofford, Lyie C. Grldley. Calif.. 280. 357
Kofoed. Narveen H.. Clifton. Ida.. 357
Kohler. Aleen B., Idaho Falls. Ida.
Kohler, Carol Larae, Midway, 357
Kohler, Marden Reed. Midway
Kohler. Margaret L.. Midway. 170. 387
Kohler, Ramon R.. Midway. 162. 336
Kohler. Rodney A., Union, Ore., 357
Kojima, George Kazuo. Waialua. T.H.. 257
Koldcwyn. Phillip Y., Riverside. Calif.. 124, 240, 336
Kolste, Nolan Deroy, Fairfield, Mont.. 260. 387
Komm. Ronald William. Cardston. Alta.. Can., 387
Koncar, Ray. Provo. 91
Koralewski. David W., Provo. 173, 357
Koi+h. Grant Martin, Nampa, Ida.. 387
Koshell. Dianne E.. Ceres Calif.. 166, 277. 336
Koskl. Dale Iver. Clear Creek
Ko+er. Wayne Robert. Reno. Nev.. 387
Kowalski, Rosina L. C. Payson
Kourtldls, Demetrius. Athens. Greece
Kozak. Jacquelyn Lee. Lakewood. Calif. 226
Krakowski. Henry Jr.. Hermosa Beach. Calif.. 314
Kramer, Richard C. Glendora. Calif.
Krebs, Alvin Wayne, Pangultch. 387
Kremer. Melvln Merrell, Glendale, Ariz.. 387
Kresge. Phillip E.. Elmira, N. Y.. 387
Krebs. George D.. Salt Lake City. 387
Kresge. Phyllis Arlene. Elmira. N. Y.. 357
Kresge. Robert Lee. Elmira. N. Y.. 357
Krieger. Clarence E.. Temple City. Calif.. 162, 245, 3
Kristjanson .Darryl G.. San Diego. Calif.
Kristjanson. J. David, San Mateo, Calif.
Kristjanson. Mark Leon. San Diego. Calif.. 336
Kruger. Caroline L.. Uklah. Calif.. 387
Kraff, Robert C, Tooele, 109. 387
Kuchar. Marvin C. J.. Safford. Ariz., 146
Kugain. Uonaia Artnur. West Allis. Wis . 285. 336
Kuniman. William K. North bacramento. Cant.'. 86.
Kunni, Ariin Verdell. Provo
K.uKanmo. toienn M.. Honolulu, T. H.. 257, 387
Kuip. Keniey Loran. Ingleside. III., 258. 336
Kump. (jann G.. Provo
Kump. Konald. Krovo
Kunz. Victor Alfred Jr.. Los Angeles. Calif.. 387
Kurr. David George. Spanish Fork
Kurr. Doreen Barbara. Salt Lake City
Kurtz. Audrey Irene. Anderson. Calit.. 38/
Kwak. Kun Se. Seoul. Korea
KwiatKowski. hrearick. Reno. Nev.. 263. 387
Kylen. DeVeHe Verner. Rlverton
Lackey. Bob Dean. Wended, Ida.
Ladle. Nancy Josephine, Provo
Lahmann, Robert M., Orinda. Calif.. 387
Laine. Dixie Gall. Marysville. Calif., 387
Laird, Harold Edwin, Payson, 336
Lake, Dennis M.. Rigby. Ida.
Lake, Eileen
Lakln. Howard Glenn. Mancos. Colo.
Lalliss, Coyla. Buhl, Ida.. 259. 357
Lally. Doreen, Sal' Lake City, 336
Lamb, Carole, North Sacramento, Calif.. 162. 212.
Lamb. Laurells. Alamo. Nev., 230, 387
Lamb, LeGrande Norris, Chandler, Ariz.
Lamb. Verl Seamons. Hyde Park. 255. 314
Lambert. Eugene S.. Kamas, 387
Lambert, Joan Lee, Ely, Nev., 108. 357
Lambert, Kay Jean, San Diego, Calif.. 387
Lambson. Alma Louise. Ramah. N. Mex.. 262. 282
Lambson, Elton Kay. Ramah. N. Mex.
LambsOQ. Robert E. Jr.. Albuquerque. N. Mex.. 190
Lamoreaux, Gale. Chandler, Ariz.. 357
Lamoreaux. Jack Wayne, American Fork, 387
Lamoreaux, Martha B.. Provo, 170
Lamsam, Wongsirl, Bangkok, Slam, 336
Lance, Elwon, Grass Valley, Calif., 271, 314
Land, Linda Lueana, Inglewood, Calif., 357
Landry, Marilyn Joan, Salt Lake City
Lane, Eugene V.. Provo. 314
Lane. Guylen R.. Gatun. Canal Zone. 387
Lane. Shirley Evelyn. Litchfield. Maine. 336
Laney, Russell Judd, Sprlngville
Langford, CeNa Joy, Ft. Lauderdale. Fla., 252
Langtord. Sherman Dale. Fairfield, Calif.. 387
Langlois, Sharon. Salt Lake City, 357
Larkin, Larry Shirk, Las Vegas, Nev.
Larkin, Phyllis Louise. Snowville. 287. 336
Larsen. Allan Reed. Manti
Larsen. Aral Dean, Orem
Larsen, Arlene Joan, McDermlt, Nev.. 133, 357
jj^ Larsen, Arietta N., Idaho Falls, Ida.. 336
Larsen. Arnold C, Orem
Larsen. Betty Argyle. Provo
Larsen, Barbara, Provo, 246, 387
Larsen, Boyd Alan, Salt Lake City
Larsen, Carol .^nn, McDermltt, Nev.. 336
Larsen. David Roger. Richfield. 357
Larsen. Dean Glllete, Holden
Larsen, Diane, Harlem, Mont.. 357
La'-sen. Donald R.. Provo
Larsen, Edward S.. Spanish Fork
Larsen, Ernest O.. Emery
Larsen. Gary F.. Bountiful. 194, 357
Larsen, Gladys Davis, Spanish Fork
Larsen, Howard Bennie, Ogden, 148, 324
Larsen, Ha Mower, Orem
Larsen, Jack D., Spanish Fork
Larsen, James Winget, Boise, Ida.
Larsen. James C. Sallna. 357
Larsen, Janice, Spanish Fork, 259, 285, 336
Larsen, Joan Doloro, Sacramento, Calif., 357
Larsen, JoAnn, Preston, Ida.. 357
Larsen. Karen. Sunnyvale. Calif., 172, 133, 387
Larsen, Kurt Ejvind, Orem
Larsen, Linda Jalene, La Mesa. Calif.
Larsen. Marilyn. Springvllle
Larsen. Marva Jean. Rigby. Ida.. 176. 314
Larsen, Mar/ Elizabeth, Provo
Larsen, Mary Evelyn. Emmet. Ida., 314
Larsen, Milton H., Provo, 162
Larsen, Nancv, Salt Lake City, 387
Larsen, Orvil James, Oulncy, Wash.. 357
Larsen. Oscar George. Idaho Falls. Ida.
Larsen. Pete Phillip. Spanish Fork
Larsen. Rae, Twin Falls, Ida.
Larsen. Rayanna. Provo. 387
Larsen. Ruby Jean. Newton. 237. 255, 357
Larsen, Shirley, Harlem, Mont.. 248
14 Larsen, Stanley E.. Provo
Larssn. William Edward. Waynesboro. Va.. 314
Larson, Alan William, Provo, 148
Larson, Byron Edmund, Inglewood, Calif.. 190
Larson, Don, Orem
Larson, Donna Rae, Murtaugh, Ida., 357
Larson, Doris May, Blackfoot, Ida., 172, 387
Larson, Howa'd Charles, Kaysville, 282, 253, 387
Larson, Jacqueline, Salt Lake City, 387
90 Larson, Karen, Sandy
Larson. Leon H.. Woodland. Calif., 278. 336
Larson, Linda Ann, San Gabriel, Calif., 314
Larson, Margaret B.. Orem
Larson Lloyd Odell. Provo. 336
Larson. Robert C. Las Vegas, Nev., 387
Larson, Roger Carter, Phoenix, Ariz., 133, 275. 387
Larson. Thomas Owen. Yuma. Ariz.. 91
Larson. Thomas F.. Payson
Lasley. Gordon Ray. Orem. 336
Lasson. Bernard E.. Birdseye. 387
Lasson, Callice Elaine, Birdseye, 387
Lasson, Calvin G., Birdseye, 387
Lassen, Carolyn, Boulder, Nev., 246, 336
Lasson Cynthia, Boufder, Nev.. 357
Last. Louise. Richmond. 255. 336
Latimer. Donald S., Sandy, 314
Latimer, Lynne Adele, Pocatello. Ida.. 172. 234, 387
Laub, Marvin J., Salt Lake City
Lauder. Doreen. Leona. Medicine Hat. Alta.. Can.. 357
Laudie. Drew Truman. Prairie Village. Kan.. 387
Laurltzzen. Louis, Boise, Ida., 274, 324
Laursen, Carl Eugene, American Fork
Law, Elaine Edna, Santa Barbara, Calif.. 212
Law. John Richard. Moses Lake. Wash.
357 Lawlor, Lawrence Dow, Bute, Alta, Can.. 357
Law. Wesley Ruane, Orangevllle
Lawler Sharon May, Santa Rosa. Calif.. 387
Lawrence, Darlene M.. South Gate. Calif. 387
Lawrence. Delmer M.. Salt Lake City
Lawrence, Louise, Salem, 336
Lawrence, Robert J.. Tooele. 387
387 Lawrence. Sandra Jean, Carson, Nev.
Laws. Duane M.. Provo
Lawson. David McKay. San Diego. Calif.
Lawson. Jon Keith, Hawthorne, Calif.. 280, 387
Lawson, Sharon Dee, Barstow, Calif.
Lawton, David L.. Heber
Lawton. Robert Arthur. Denver. Colo.
Layden, Donald Richard. Holbrook. Ariz.
Layton. James Joel. Layton. 175. 214. 253, 336
Layton, Carol, Kaysville, 387
Layton, Cecil Allan, Manassa, Colo.
Layton H. Ray. Carlln. Nev. ,357
Leach, Sid Delmar, Provo
Leake, Lujean, Orem
Leake, Robert L., Orem
Leany, Hyrum Vard, Provo
Leavell, Stephen Leon, San Francisco. Calif., 357
Leavit, Bertha Anna. North Las Vegas. Nev.. 387
Leavlt. Carol Joan. Banff. Alta.. Can., 387
Leavit, Clair H., Nampa, Ida.
Leavlt. Elda. Las Vegas. Nev.. 357
Leavltt. Jack. Phoenix. Ariz.
Leavlt. Nina Leota. Homedale. Ida.
Leavit. Ronald Terry. Las Vegas, Nev., 142, 357
Leavltt, Veryle, Leavltt, Alta.. Can.
Leavltt, Wynona, Glenwood, Alta.. Can.
LeBaron, Bryce Earl, Stevensvllle, Mont., 176, 336
LeBaron, Charles D.. Payson. 387
LeBaron. Francis C, Barnwell, Alta.. Can.. 326
LeBaron, J. Bentley, Stevensvllle, Mont., 260, 387
LeBaron, Melvln J.. Barnwell. Alta.. Can., 336
LeBaron, Sharon E.. Flint. Mich., 357
Lee, Carlll, Ina, Billings, Mont
Lee, Carole, Idaho Falls, Ida.
Lee, Carole Dawn, Concord, Calif.. 162, 357
Lee, Cora. LaOonna. Emmett. Ida.. 173, 387
Lee. David Arthur. Bicknell. 336
Lee, Dixie, Heber
Lee, Eldon, Verl, Tooele ,387
Lee, Frank, Stockton, Calif.. 314 .
Lee. Gary Gene. Murtaugh, Ida.. 387
Lee. Jerry Nebraska. Tampa, Fla.
Lee, Laurence Arthur, Nepnl
Lee, Maurice Dee, Farmlngton, N. Mex.
Lee. Michael Ralph, Albany, Ore.. 387
Lee. Patricia Fae. Vernal, 336
Lee, Robert Earl, Lagg, Calif.. 387
Lee. Ronald Eugene. New London. Iowa.- 162, 336
Lee, Sonya E. Parsons, Pendleton Ore.
Lee. Stephen M. Bicknell. 387
Lee. Virgie, St. Ignatius. Mont. 387
Lee. Winslow Boyd. Wlnslow. Ariz.. 314
Lee. Zelda C, St Ignatius, Mont, 170, 388
Lee, Zeta Maurle, Vernal, 265, 388
Lee, Virginia, Eureka, 35?
Lee, Wallace Raymond, Hesperus, Colo.
Lees. Jerry D. Provo. 388
Lefeber. Julia Anne. Elmira. N. Y.
Lelfson. Jack W., Spanish Fork, 196, 388
Leifson, June, Spanish Fork, 283, 314
Leifson, Thor Elden, Spanish Fork
Leigh, Dorene- Mesa, Ariz.. 246. 336
Leigh, Llewellyn Young, Palo Alto, Calif.
Leishman, Karen, Provo, 30, 198, 226, 357
Lemmon, Lawrence G.. Idaho Falls. Ida.. 388
Lemmon. Wayne B., Lindon, Calif.. 259. 268
Lendt, Welda Beate. Buffalo. N. Y.. 363. 388
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Leor.ard, Sonja Ann, Boise, Ida., 138, 388
Leonard, Richard James, Lakewood, Calif.
Leonhardt. Paul Herman, Pleasant Grove
Leroy, Danny Claude, Big Bear Lake, Calif, 388
Lervold, John Darrell, Los Angeles, Calif., 388
Lesley, Shirley Ann, Greenville, S. C, 388
Leslie, Joan Marie. Tacoma, Wash.
Levenger, Delores, Homedale, Ida., 314
Levar. Lila Lee. Tavares. Fla., 166, 336
Levar. Callis Jeddy. Tavares, Fla.. 388
Lewis, Afton Ruth, Ramah, N. Mex., 336
Lewis. Anthon Hugh, Farmington, N. Mex.. 255, 262
Lewis, Allen Edward. Logandale. Nev.
Lewis. Clifton M., Holbrook, Ariz.
Lewis, Dale A., Provo, 106
Lewis, David Darel, Prove
Lewis, Dianns, Orem
Lewis, Delbert Elwin, Provo
Lewl$, Elinor, Holbrook, Ariz., 357
Lewis, Dorothy C. Laurel. Wash., 388
Lewis. Emery Bowen, Marion, 336
Lewis. Garn Edward, Ogden, 173, 388
Lewis. Glen L., Tabiona, 272
Lewis. Glenn. Carlos. Kamas, 388
Lewis, Glenna Gay. Kamas. 388
Lewis. Jamos Ray. Spanish Fork
Lewis. Janice Dee. Nyssa. Ore., 173. 388
Lewis, Jean Loya. Chicago, III., 125
Lewis, Juventa L., San Francisco, Calif., 357
Lewis, John Ludlow, Spanish Fork
Lewis, Marilyn, Blackfoot, Ida., 226, 388
Lewis, Mary Coleen, Spanish Fork, 357
Lewi:, Maxine, Duchesne
Lewis, Nancy Gay, Orem
Lewis, Richard Lynn, Provo
Lewis, Robert Eugene, Laurel. Wash., 357
Lewis. Roger Spencer. Boise, Ida.. 357
Lewis, Venice Jane, Ramah. N. Mex., 388
Lewis, Willard M.. Tooele
Liddell, Maurice Scott. Orem
Liddell, Carl Clark, Roosevelt, 357
Liddell, Ronald. Duchesne. 3.57
Liddiard. Robert Mills, Provo
Liddiard. Gary Dennis, Provo
Liddle. Alfred S.. Sacramento. Calif.. 388
Llebhart. Beverly Y., Alameda. Calif.. 336
Lile, John Clayton, North Plate, Neb.. 357
Lilienquist, Val, Saft Lake City, 194, 314
Lillard, Sonia Lee. Henderson, Nev. 388
Lilley Adelene Beryl. Medina, Ohio
Lillibridge, Suzanne. Corona, Calif.. 357
Lilly, Vivian, Independence, Mo., 202, 388
Lillywhite, Craig W., So. Gate, Calif.
Lillywhite, Jay M.. Anaheim, Calif, 224. 357
Lillywhite. Karen. Los Angeles, Calif. 49. 198. 214.
412
Linde. Carolyn Gene, Blatne, Wash., 388
Lindsay, Dean Ray, Palo Alto, Calif. 314
Lindsay, Donald Ray, Provo
Lindsay, Eleanor Ranae, Evanston. Wyo,, 357
Lindsay, Ellzabefh F, Provo
Lindsay. Grant T6one, Reno. Nev, 314
LIndsey. Catherine L. Ridley Park. Pa. 357
Lindsey, Gwynda Anne, Gilmer, Tex.
LIndsey, Joel Douglas, Columbia
Llndstrom, Brent C. Provo, 314
Lindsey, Margaret L., Flint, Mich., 357
Llndstrom, Gaylo, Spanish Fork, 230, 388
Linebarger, Robert N., Redwood City, Calif, 149.
326
Ling, Wilma Ame. filer, Ida., 336
Linning, Johannes, Whittier, Calif.. 196, 357
Linton, Gayie. Gardena, Calif., 388
Linton. Gordon Bowers. Mona
Lister. Cora Colleen. Montabello. Calif
Liston. Sandra. Orem, 388
LItster. Allen E., Huntington. 204, 388
Litster, Judith Claire, Hutington, 357
Little. Gary Walter. Cody, Wyo.
Little. Gary W., Gridley, Calif, 357
Little. Lawrence Ray, Ft. Bliss, Tex.. 284
Little, Loretta Anne, Gridley, Calif.
LIttlefield, Kenneth, Provo
Litton, Janice Joann, Los Angeles, Calif., 388
Livingson, Albert N., Provo
Livi.ngston, Jack R., La Canada, Calif.
Livingston, Nancy M., La Canada. Calif, 388
Livingston, Nola B., Provo
Livingston. Robert L., Los Angeles. Calif.
Livingston, Ronald B., Spanish Fork, 388
Lloyd, Eldon K., Provo, 194, 314
Llewellyn, JoAnn, Salt Lake City, 198, 314
Llewellyn, Max E., Jr., Detroit, Mich., 147. 358
Lloyd. Barbara Jean. Springfield. Ida.. 388
Lloyd, Dean Carter, Provo
Lloyd, John Carroll. Meade. Kan., 358
Lloyd. Patricia. Henderson, Nev., 388
Lloyd, John Wayne. Heber
Loader. Melvin Earlay, Provo
Loader. Archie K., Provo
Loarca. Carlos G.. Quezaltenango. Guatemala
Lobos, Jose Amilcar, Zona, Guatemala, 388
Lochhead, Lois C. St. Louis, Mo., 126. 226, 314
Loder. Bruce Warren. Provo. 388
Lofgran. Wayne C. Santaauin. 388
Loertscher, Dwain V., Park City
Logsdon. David Paul. Lehi, 388
Lollar, Genevieve E., BBridger, Mont.
Lollar, Marjorie L., Bridger. Mont.
Lomax, Nadine Gloria, Portland, Ore.
Long, Henry K., Wailuku, Maui. T.H.. 91. 257, 388
. 357 Long, Jo Ann. Brigham City. 176, 266, 388
Long. LaNae. Lita. Wailuku, Maui, T. H.. 257
Long. Kenneth Arvon, Roosevelt
Long. Lester Bert. Idaho Falls. Ida.
Long. Richard Crowther, Provo. 174, 176, 314
Long. Richard Kay, Orem, 388
Long. Shelley. Las Vegas. Nev., 336
Long. William Robert, Provo
Longden, Frances S.. Salt Lake City
Longhurst, Jay Buck. Woodruff 314
Lorgson, Gordon Keith. San Diego, Calif., 336
Longwell. Ruben S.. Silver City, N. Mex., 358
Lookinland. Paul R.. San Pedro. Calif.. 125, 126
Loomis. Jerry Emerson, Grlswold, Iowa, 358
Loose. Loris Miriam. Belmont, Calif., 388
Loose, Warren A. Robert, Jr., Belmont, Calif, 90, 314
Lopez, S. Jorge Mario, Guatemala, C. A., 256, 358
Lords. Jack Edward. Idaho Falls. Ida
Lord, Robert L.. Provo
Lorensen, Burton LeRoy. Elsinore, 336
Lorz. Forrest A.. Moses Lake, Wash., 388
Losee, Warren D., Provo
Lothyan, Phillip ErII. Monrovia, Calif.
Losee, Richard Darrel, Provo. 388
Lott, Paul Bluke, Toppenish, Wash.
Lett, Nancy Ann. Duchesne, 336
Lottridge. Margaret A.
Louder, Arden R.. Orem
Louder. Darrell R., Orem, 336
Louder, James Elgin, Provo
Loughney, David, Blackfoot, Ida., 358
Louie, Edward W., Salt Lake City
Lounsbury, Donald E., Redding, Conn., 388
Loveloy, Billy Brent, Idaho Falls, Ida., 358
Loveland. Emerson Ray, Provo, 388
Loveless , David G.. Provo
Lovett. Jack Robert. El Paso. Tex.. 336
Loveless, Harold W.. Burley, Ida.
Loveless, Judith Ann, Payson. 359
Lovell. Merton Nlelson. Oak City. 336
Lovell. Paulino. Oak City, 388
Loveridge. Bernell Jay. Sprlngvllle, 388
Low. William Walbr, Jr., Nyssa. Ore.. 388
336. Lowder. Colline. Denver. Colo., 234. 388
Lowder, Dixie DIan, Homedale. Ida., 193, 358
Lov/der, Donald Lee, Burley, Ida., 323
Lowder, Patricia A., Long Beach, Calif. 388
Lowe, Janet. Eugene Ore. 358
Lowe, Milton Wallace, Provo
Lowry. David Ezra, Cardston, Alta.. Can.. 358
Lowry. James Robert, Jr., Coral Gables, Fla., 204, 388
Lowry, Janice, Vallejo, Calif, 1 72, 358
Lowry. Thomas Edwin, Glenwood, Alta.. Can.
Loy. Henry Leiand. Provo, 314
Loynd Paula Grace, Salt Lake City. 208
Lucas. Frank James, Ogden, 314
LucaSj Hugh L., Alexandria. Minn.
274. Luce. Willard R.. Provo
Lufkin, John Cordell. Idaho Falls. Ida.. 224, 336
Luke, Calvin Junior, Heber
Luke, Barbara Ellen. Provo, 276
Luke. Joe O., Orangeville
Luke. Merllyn F^ra. Twin Falls. Ida., 162
Luke. Philip Odeen. Junction. 214. 358
Luke. Zelda Morley, Provo
Lunceford, Blaine R., Orem, 358
Lunceford, Dorothy, Orem, 336
Lund, Catherine Louise. Provo. 314
Lund, Larry J., Thistle, 388
Lund. Nedra Rae, Los Angeles. Calif, 359
Lund, Nina Marie. Farmington. 388
Lund. Paul Andrew, Temple, Calif.
Lund, Priscilla Joy, Richmond. Va. 358
Lund. William Guy, Provo. 173. 388
Lundberg, Endfred Jon. Oakland. Calif. 147. 359
Lundberg, Gary Barlow. Washington, D. C, 314
Lundell, Connie, Vernal, 238
Lundgren. Grant E. O., Pocatello. Ida., 271, 314
Lundgren, Fauntelle, Pocatello, Ida.
Lundell. Norman E.. Spanish Fork
Lundholm, James Carlos, Payson
Lundmark, Martin Nils, Calgary. Alta.. Can.. 314
Lundquist, John Milton. Portland, Ore., 388
Lundquist, John S., Cincinnati, Ohio
Lundquist. Rex C. Rivera, Calif
Lunt. Alan Kenneth. Duncan. Ariz
Lunt. Gordon Ray. Provo, 285, 323
Lunt. Laralne, Rahway. N. J.. 263. 388
Lunt, Myrna Hope. Lordsburg, N. Mex.. 174. 388
Lunt, Milton Day. Cedar City, 166, 336
Lyda. Raymond. Alfred. Salt Lake City, 358
Lybbert, Wally Dean. Greenacres. Wash. 388
Lydlksen. Harry Walter, Provo
Lykins, William Lee, Columbus. Ind., 358
Lykins. Chester G., Columbus. Ind.. 358
Lyman, Emerson. Holden. 314
Lyman. Francis Marvin. Blanding, 271
Lyman, Joyce. Monticello. 388
Lyon, Elsie Suzanne, Hayward, Calif.,
Lyon, Patricia Anne, Overton, Nev,
Lyons, K. Lyman, Burley, Ida.
Lysenko, Peter, Provo
Lythgoe. Jack W. Ventura. Calif. 146,
314
388
287,
388
326
M
Maa'i, John Lucas. Provo
Mabey, Janet Faye A.. Provo
Mabey. Kent Lavar. Oakley. Ida. 388
MacArthur Douglas A.. Ogden. 358
Macaulay, Thomas F.. Oakland, Calif, 154, 160. 388
MacCabe, Sondra Ann, San Carlos. Calif. 358
MacDonald, Edwin Jess. El Paso. Tex.. 388
MacDonald, Larry Keith. El Paso, Tex., 218. 358
Mace, Marcus Norquist. Jamestown, N. Y.
MacFarlane. Larry Dean, Clearfield. 388
Mack. Rodney Leslie, Temple City. Calif, 388
Mackay, Carol Rae, Murray. 1 72, 3 14
Mackay, Helen Mar, Menfo Park, Calif. 138. 172, 388
Mackay, Jerald Ouentin, Menlo Park, Calif. 388
Mackay. Leonard C. Provo
Mackay. Ruth Mary. Melbourne. Australia
Mackay, Yvonne Iris, Ceburg Victoria. Australia
Mackley, Vonetta. Provo, 358
Mackey, Ellen Jean. Sweet Home. Ore., 388
MacLeod, Joyce Lee, Newton. Pa
MacPherson, Darrell R.. Long Beach, Calif, 337
Macumber, Ann Louise, Lorlmer, Iowa, 246, 314
Madsen, Boyd D., Provo
Madsen, Bryant Hans, Falrvlew, 358
Madsen, Charley H.. Jr., Bountiful, 224, 254, 285
Madsen, Franklin B. Provo, 314
Madsen, Gjry. Provo
Madsen, Janice Leona, Salt Lake City, 314
Madsen, Jay Lloyd, Orem
Madsen. Jean. Burley, Ida., 389
Madsen, Mary Lou, Sandy. 207, 337
Madsen. Melvin Demar. Rupert. Ida.
Madsen. Pauline. Provo. 359
Madsen, Raymond Lavor, Orem, 337
Madsen, Ronald D.. Provo. 337
Madson. Parke. Provo
Madson. William H.. Payson, 196, 314
Magaoay, Paslto L., Lanai, T.H.
Magelsen, Shirley Ann, Kennewick, Wash., 288
Magleby, Zella F., Provo
Mahaffey. Linda Ann. Phoenix. Ariz.. 228. 238. 358
Mahan, Robert Irvin, Long Beach, Calif.. 389
Mahoney. Clarence B., Heber. 389
Mohoney. Stephen B., Heber. 337
Mahoney, Virginia Lee, Medford, Ore., 358
Main, Betty Ann, Aberdeen, Wash., 288, 358
Maines. Aubrey Bobby, Big Spring. Tex.
Mair. John Douglas. Provo. 389
Mairs. Marilyn. San Francisco, Calif., 389
Major, Sherrol, Kaysville, 389
Malan, Kennett P.. Ogden
Malan, Loree. Petree, San Francisco, Calif.
Maloy. Albert Louis. Phoenix, Ariz., 358
Maipica. S. Victor R., Guatemala City, Guatamala
Malstrom. Annette. Kallspell. Monf. 389
Malzahn, Judith Ann. Idaho Falls, Ida. 337
Manary. Carolyn Ann, Santa Monica. Calif.
Manary. Marilyn Anita. Santa Monica. Calif.
Mangelson, David R.. Levan. 358
Mangelson. Robert Hal. Provo, 389
Mangum. Alan Elmer. Provo. 358
Mangum, Claudie Kay, Nutrioso. Ariz., 314
Mangum, Fredrick Tony, Heber
Mangum, John Harvey, Alexandria, Va., 314
Mani, Marfia Diane. Concord. Calif. 389
Mann. Jerry Arthur, Ellensburg, Wash., 285, 324
Mann, Ronald M., Provo, 389
Manning, Fabian Jay, Lehi, 389
Manning, Neil Horry, Orem, 358
Mano, Kenneth Hideaki, Woods Cross, 253, 280, 389
Manser. Kathleen S.. Lethbridge. Alta., Can., 314
Mansuy. Frances W.. Long Beach. Calif. 108. 389
Mansuy, Edward Marcel. Salt Lake City. 337
Manwarihg, Colleen. Ogden. 108. 337
Manwaring, Ha. Vernal, 359
Manwarren, Otto Keith, SteHing. Kan.
Marchant. Gary Reed. Kamas, 337
Marble, Haws Alan. Garland. 359
Marchant. Fred Thomas. Provo. 389
Marchant. Gaye. Peoa, 3 14
Marchant. Gerald Lyie, Peoa. 358
Marchbanks. April Y., Batle Mountain. Nev.
Marcusen, Richard B., Portland. Ore.
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Marett, Tonia, Gilbert, Ariz., 389
Marion, Melvin Jones. Oakland, Calif.
Markham, Barbara Ann, Provo, 216, 232, 337
Markman, Stanley Grant, Provo, 274, 323
Markstaller, Jan H., Portland. Ore., 32, 33
Marksworth, Carl G.. Jr.. National City, Calif.. 154, 157.
158
Marler, Darrelf Jay, Idaho Falls, Ida, I 13
Marler, Sharleen, Idaho Falls, Ida., 389
Marlow, John Lloyd, Blackfoot, Ida.. 34, 137, 161. 166,
223, 314
Marlowe. Darold M., Salt Lake City 262. 337
Marlowe, Holt C, Provo
Marlowe, Marilyn N., Salt Lake City
Marrott, Colleen Rose, Pleasant Grove
Marsden. Howard Dee, Burley. Ida., 389
Marsh. Almeda i^ae, Kankakee. HI., 358
Marsh. Elvie Joan. Pasadena. Calif., 172. 389
Marsh. Marilyn, Littleton. Colo., 389
Marsh, Mary Joanne, Sprlngville, 358
Marsh, William Dale. Salt Lake City, 324
Marshall. Charles P., Jr., Riverside. Calif.. 190. 389
Marshall. Kuhn A.. Provo, 314
Marshall, Melvin Karl, Logandale, Nev., 358
Marshall, MIna Alice, Salt Lake City, 237, 358
Marshall. Mina Alice, Salt Lake City, 237, 358
Marshall, Neldon Hayes. Rigby. Ida., 337
Marshall. Ray Edward. Turlock, Calif.
Marshall. Sharon, Las Vegas, Nev.
Marshall, Sharon Lynn. Las Vegas. Nev.
Marshall, William T., Portland. Ore.
Martin. Cleta Rae, Huntington, 389
Martin. Dean W.. Western Springs. III., 271, 314
Martin, Diana Margaret, Tacoma, Wash.. 172. 389
Martin. Ellen. Cowpens, S. C. 314
Martin. Ernest C. Des Moines. Iowa. 358
Martin, Gerald B.. Jr.. Long Beach, Calif.. 337
Martin. Gloria Dawn. Cowpens, S. C, 389
Martin, Helen lone. Alhambra, Calif. 266. 389
Martin, Homer V.. Jr.. Carlsbad. N. Mex.. 358
Martin, James Alvln, Sixes, Ore., 389
Martin, James Douglas, Provo, 314
Martin, James M, Provo
Martin, James William. Diamond Springs, Calif., 210.
259. 358
Martin, Janice. Glendale, Calif.. 234, 389
Mariln. Jerry Dale. Richland. Wash., 389
Martin. Joyce. Preston. Ida., 173, 255, 358
Marfin. Paul LaMar. Sclplo
Martin, Susan Kay. Greenwood. Ind.. 358
Martindale. David L.. Orem
Martindale, Marda L.. Oakley. Ida., 389
Martindale. Marilyn, Santa Monica. Calif.
Martinez. Guillermos. Provo. 389
Martineau, Mollyanne. Soda Springs. Ida.. 389
Martinez. Connie Dulce. Taos, N. Mex., 389
Marwede, Patricia. Santa Barbara, Calif., 389
Masada. Jerry Hideo. Lanai. T.H., 337
Mascari, Lucille R., Covina, Calif.
Mason, Bernell Alton, McAllen. Tex.
Mason, Clo Ann. Salt Lake City, 170, 358
Mason, Edwin Leon, McAllen, Tex.. 337
Mason, Gloria, Arlington. Va., 389
Mason, James A., Provo
Mason, Leslie Gunnetl, Lexington, Ky., 284, 412
Mason, Shirley, Provo
Mason, Sterling Alma, Springville. 337
Mason, Yerda Ruth, Blaclcfoot. Ida., 128, 287, 337
Matheson, William L., Fruita, 389
Mathews, Arminta H., Provo, 160
Mathews Gerald Lynn, Provo
Mathews, Mary Ann, Fairfield, Calif., 358
Mathews, Robert James. Provo. 337
Mathews, Russell Roper, Nephi
Matnie. Velma Mae, Blackfoot, Ida., 287, 358
Mathis. Christal Young. Provo
Mathls. John Stoker, Provo, 337
Mathis, Richard Miles, St. George
Mathis, William Ervin, Price, 34, 174, 176. 223
Matsen. John Martin, Los Angeles, Calif., 130, 190.
254. 337
Matsen, Janice Claire, Los Angeles, Calif., 314
Matson, Kathryn Ann, Truckee, Calif, 173, 212, 358
Matson. Ronald J., Huntington Park, Calif., 158. 358
Mathews. Dixie Carol. Evanston. Wyo., 389
Mathews, Franklin Wm., Boise, Ida.
Mathews, George E.. Superior, Ariz., 389
Mathews, N. Arlene. Yuoa, Calif
Mattson. Vernon W., Murray, 173, 252, 389
Mathews, Tommie Grant, Evanston, Wyo.. 237, 358
Mattice, Nan Marie. Pima. Ariz., 226, 337
Mattinson, Willis J., Spanish Fork, 389
Mauqhan. Berklee A,, San Gabriel, Calif.
Maughan, Charlene L., Soda Springs, Ida.
Maughan, Jeanlne B., Wellsvllle
Maughan, Kathryn B., Wellsvllle, 170
Maughan, Marelene, Newark, Calif., 358
Maughan, Myrna Lynne, Burley. Ida.
Maughan, Newell C, Preston, Ida., 389
Maughan, Ronald B.. Boise, Ida, 337
Maughan. Neil F., Preston. Ida.
Maughan, Scott, San Gabriel, Calif.. 221 , 314
Maurer, David Walter. Salt Lake City, 264, 337
Maughan, Thomas R., Drummond, Mont., 358
Maxtield. Carol Ann. Provo. 216, 314
Maxfie'd, Thayne C, Trout Creek
Maxwell, Carole Lee, Toronto. Ont., Can.
Maxwell, Dean Woodrow, Bountiful. 389
Maxwell, James Lee. Peoa, 389
Maxwell, Marcelyn R., Burbank, Calif., 389
Maxwell, Moxlne Kay, Graeagle, Calif.
Maxwell, Philip H.. Provo, 282
Mav, Dean Lowe, Caldwell. Ida., 173, 389
May. Frank Reid, Caldwell. Ida., 173, 358
May Frank O., Jr., Briqham City, 221, 314
May, Gordon Closson, Blanding
May, Helen. Blackfoot, Ida., 358
May. James Andrew, Baker, Ore., 141, 162. 280, 358
May, Nona Lynne, Brigham City, 283, 314
Mayberry, Marilyn Ruth, Ogden, 389
Maycock, Annette, Ogden
Maycock, William Edwin, Sunset
Mayne, Robert Verl, Gypsum, Colo.
McAdam, John Robert, Provo
Mcafer+y, Uoyd V., Olympla, Wash.
McAlIster. Nancy E.. Rexburg, Ida., 200, 337
McAllister, Cheryl, Monterey Park, Calif., 173, 230. 389
McAllister, Lawrence B., Kanab, 156, 337
McAllister. Dorothy F.. Ogden. 389
McAllister, Leray L.. Delta, 145, 156. 314
McAllister, Myron R., San Jose, Calif. 358
McAllister, Stephen N. .Richland. Wash., 288, 389
McArthur, A Crelg. Provo. 174
McArlhur, George C, Calgary. Alta.. Can.. 336
McArthur, Gerald C. South Gate. Calif. 389
McArtfiur, Keith Lynn. Sclpio
McArthur. Nedd W. Price. 223, 412
McArthur, Perry H., Provo
McBrlde, Davis Owen, Boise, Ida..
McBride, Carol Ann, Downey. Calif., 238, 358
McBrlde, Carolee, Salt Lake City
McBride., Deanna, BoBise. Ida., 212. 358
McBrlde, Horton D.. Provo
McBride, James L.. Sun Valley. Calif.
McBride. Michael W., Long Beach, Calif., 389
McBride, Velma Joy, South Gate, Calif.
McCampbell, Jack R., Burmingham, Ala., 389
McCance, Douglas A., Provo
McCann, Lauren Bernard, Vancouver, Wash.. 337
McCardell, Robert C, Lynndyl
McCarthy, Jean C, Shrewsbury, Mass., 389
McCartney, Alta Rutfi, Provo
McClay, Maxlne Fay, Claremont, Calif.
McClellan, Norene, Hayward, Calif., 238, 358
McClure, Gerald Leland, Palmdale. Calif, 190, 358
McClure. Thomas Hardy, Fontana, Calif., 389
McComas. Carole Lynn, Pasadena, Calif, 198, 358
McComas, William H., Inglewood, Calif, 263, 337
McConnell. John R., Nashville. Tenn.. 389
McConchle, Thomas O., Cardston, Alta., Can.
McCormack, Agnes E., Toronto, Can.
McCormIck, Marilynn, American Fork, 193. 358
McCosh. Leonard W., Spokane. Wash., 314
McCoy, Ewles Marshafl, Provo
McCoy, William Robert, Provo
McCracken, Ivan Hugh, Klrktand Lake, Ont., Can.
McCracken, Paul Boyd, Pasadena, Calif, 358
McCue, Hazel Coleen, Lethbrldge, Alta., Can., 173, 358
Mc'Culley, Mary Jane, Milford, 337
McCulley, Jessie Lewis, Mllford
McCullough, Anna LaRae, Richland, Wash., 314
McCullough, Joyce, DeFta. 173, 389
McCune, Jeanne, Fillmore, 232, 337
McDaniel, Janice E., Alamosa, Colo.. 358
McDanlel, William A., Alamosa, Colo.
McDonald, Dorothy Rae, Chambers.^ Ariz., 389
McDermott, Naomi, Salt Lake City
McDonald, Jer'^y George, Twin Falls, Ida.
McDonald, Jessie .Salt Lake City
McDonald, Kathleen, San Francisco, Calif, 212, 230
McDonaFd. Steven S., Provo
McDougal, Richard N., Salt Lake City, 314
McDow, Terl Lee, Grand Junction, Colo., 337
McDowell, Douglas C, Provo. 389
McDowell, Sylvia Irene. Walla Walla, Wash., 228, 238.
358
McEwan. Harold Pixton. Salt Lake City, 314
McEwan. David Lewis, Provo. 389
McFadden. Bonnie B.. Hiawatha, 314
McFadden. Terry Ted, Deer Lodge, Mont.
McFarland, Bruce B., Sprlngville
McFarlane, Richard S., Moses Lake, Wash.. 389
McFarland. Melva A., Lemhi, Ida., 243, 314
McFarland, Roger B., San Gabriel, Calif.
McGee. J. Lavoy. Farmlngton. N. Mex., 390
McGee. Joyce. Farmlngton, N. Mex., 262, 390
McGinn, Joseph Paul. Providence, R. I.. 91, 218
McGregor. Jay Clark, Provo
McGuIre, Harry W, Jr.. Los Angeles, Calif.
Mcilrath. Patricia Mae. Bountiful. 237, 277, 390
Mclnnes, Murray S., Eagar, Ariz., 34, 146, 314
Mclntire, Jay Rodney, Ontario, Calif., 269
Mclntyre, Ordella 1., Caldwell, Ida., 390
Mclver, Walter A., Los Angeles, Calif., 196, 390
McKay, Frances A., Provo, 161. 166, 314
McKay, Barrie Gunn, FTuntsville, 34, 147, 223. 242, 303,
304, 337, 412
McKay, Mary, Ogden. 172, 358. 412
McKay, Monroe Gunn, Huntsville. 34. I 19. 280, 301, 314,
334, 346
McKay, William R., Provo 337
McKean, Jole Elaine, Salt Lake City
McKee, Bobbie Gene. Riverton, 358
McKell, Clair Johnson, Spanish Fork. 337
McKee. Gay Elaine, Barstow, Calif, 390
McKell, Eldon Clair, Provo. 271. 323
McKell, Gerald David. Marysville, Calif, 337
McKell. James Robert. Provo. 358
McKell, Lynn H., Spanish Fork
McKell. Maryem, Provo, 216
McKellar, John A., Wendover, 390
McKellar, Warren Peter, Wendover, 358
McKendrick. William J., Provo
McKenna. Earl A., Roosevelt
McKenzie, Phyllis L., Lund, Nev.
McKilllp, Barbara F., Orem
McKenzie, Roderick G., Lund, Nev., 390
McKeon, Howard P., Tujumga, Calif.
McKInley, Bruce, Challis. Ida.
McKinney, Karen Ruth, Spring City, 358
McKirinon, Douglas Lynn. Randolph, 390
McKnIght, Eve Lauretta, Minersville. 358
McKnight, Vera Babbel, Provo
McKrola, Donald K., Mt. Vernon, Ore., 390
McLamarrah, Betty J., Pima, Ariz., 336
McLaws, Jesse Robert, Tooele
McLaws, Richard Prize, Mesa, Ariz., 250. 358
McLeod. Donna Ruth. Alhambra, Calif., 358
McLoney, Lanny Jason, La Mesa, Calif. 358
McLure, Mory Frances, Hollywood, Calif., 358
McMahon, Frank Dean, Provo, 156, 164, 212, 314
McMahon. Thomas T.. Provo. 314
McMeen, Marilyn F., Denver, Colo., 175, 390
McMichael, Rupert L, Jr., Macon, Ga., 390
McMillan, Dorothy, Lehl. 358
McMullan. George W.
McMullIn, Arthur Doran, Edmonton, Alta., Can.
McMullin, Karen W., Connell, Wash., 269. 390
McNaughton, Mary. Heber. 283, 314
McNeil, C. Craig. Provo
McNeil, Sharl Karleen. Portland. Ore., 390
McPhee. Martin W.. Bath. Maine, 390
McPheeters. Roger A.. Kallspell, Mont., 390
McPhie, Janine, Provo. 287, 337
McVay. Myrtle Jean, Welser. Ida.. 390
Meacham. Edgar L.. Twin Falls. Ida.. 314
Meacham. John Arlen. Grace. Ida.. 390
Measom, Dee Ann, Spanish Fork
Mecham, Mary, Wallsburg
Mecham, Raphael Cllve, Aspen, Colo., 269, 390
Mecham, Wallace E.. Wallsburg
Meek, John Clark. Othello. Wash.. 134. 390
Meeks, Alta LaRae. Midway. 390
Meets. Hazel. Lovell. Wyo. 314
Megerian, Audrey L., Berkeley, Calif, 337
Mefrord. Margie Ann. Sacramento. Calif, 390
Mehr, Lois Marilyn, Hollydale, Calif, 390
Meldllnger, Michael J., Council Bluffs, Iowa
Msidllnger, Richard J., Council Bluffs, Iowa, 390
Meier, Joseph Tippetts, Richfield
Melkle, Joanne, Woodland, Calif, 390
Meiling, Jaque Lloyd, Provo, 390
Meiners, June, Kaysvllle, 249, 323
Meldrum. Carol Jean. Orem, 390 -
Meldrum, Grant Cluff. Provo
Meldrum, Virginia, Provo
Mellor, Carl Joseph, Lehl
Mel'or, Chester McKay, Fayette
Mellor, Kent E., Fayette. 390
Mellor. Letha, FayeHe, 337
Mellor. Opal Orpha. Fayette. 390
Mellor. Roger Edwin, Provo. 337
Memmott, Evan J., Orem
Memmott, Joseph Larry. Col. Dublan, Chih.. Mex.. 358
Mendenhall. Bob Lovell, Salt Lake City, 390
Mendenhall. Robert B., Santaquin
Mendenhall. Spencer K., Payson
Mendoza, Alvaro, N. C. Grandes. Chlh., Mex.. 390
Menlove. Marlene M., Salt Lake City, 337
Menlove, Robert L., Payson
Menning, Zelda, Redding, Calif
Mercer, Jo Ann Marilyn, Provo, 337
Meredith, Franklin J., Denver, Colo.
Merkley, Harvey B., Calgary, Alta., Can., 214, 337
Merrell, Calvin J, Farmlngton, N. Mex., 337
Merrell, Charles B, Provo
Merrell, Chyrl Janice, Duchesne, 172, 390
Merrell, Dan Keith, Provo
Merrell, Rulon L., Idaho Falls. Ida.. 224. 323
Merrill, Cheri Dene. Pocatello, Ida., 200, 337
436
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Merri!!. Evan W.. Paul, Ida.. 314
Merrill, Gary Dell, Mesa. Ariz.. 91
Merrill. Heber Kent, Lethbridge. Atta.. Can.. 390
Merrill, Janet T., RIverton. 226. 314
Mer-III. Kathlesn T., Lethbridge. Alta.. Can.. 314
Merrill, LaVaun S.. Jr. Idaho Falls. Ida., i76, 270. 337
Merrill Louis Hyde. Swan Lake. Ida. 314
Meriill. Lura Mae, Salt Lake City, 358
Merrill, Marrlner D., Farmington, 358
Merrill. Mary Ann. Twin Falls. Ida.. 390
Merrill, Nathan Wayne. Lorenzo, Ida.
Merrill, Ralph Taft, Pocatello, Ida.
Merrill, Ronnie Bently, Valparaiso. Fla.
Merrill. Wade Harris, Lorenzi, Ida., 390
Merrill. Wllda Louise, Mesa, Ariz., 390
Marritt, Lamo-it Rich. Afton. Wyo., 337
Merritt, Shirley Y., Afton. Wyo.. 314
Mertz. Martin F.. Helena. Mont.
Mertz, Relnard Gene. Bellflower. Calif., 280, 390
Meservy. Naomi. Provo
Mes?ervy, Robert Dale. Kelso. Wash.
Meservy. Virginia Rae, Provo. 358
Messersnnlth. Robert H.. Cedar Valley
Messervy. Harold V.. Kelso. Wash.. 214, 314
Messick, Don Allen. Provo. 390
Mesiick. Velna Jean. Provo. 285, 337
Metcelf, Mavis, San Bernardino. Calif., 390
Methvin, Ruth Grey, Natchitoches, La., 359
Meuter, Gerald J.. San Leandro, Calif., 337
Meuter, Patricia F., San Leandro, Calif, 359
Meyer, Ferdinand J.. Calgary, Alta., Can., 359
Meyer, Josephine Lena, Calgary, Alta, Can., 172. 160.
314
Meyer. Peter C, Provo
Michie. Carol. Heber, 359
Michael, Patricia Jean. Muncie, Ind.. 359
Micnaelis, Elaine, Garland. 172. 230. 390
Michie, Lois Ann, Heber, 390
Michie. Mark Lowel'. Hanna. 390
MicKelson. Caro' P.. Duchesne. 124. 314
Middaugh, Carma Barker. Provo
MIdqIey. Wendy Trenker. Lake Villa. III.. 272. 337
Miglidccio, Ralph R., Spanish Fork. 90
MIkesell. Eldon. LaMar. Rawlins, Wyo., 359
MIkkelsen. Jerry C. Richland, Wash.. 359
MIklelson, Ray O. .Fountain Green, 273
Miles, Gary H., Montpeller. Ida.. 90
Miles, Joe M., Orem
Miles, Louanne, Kamas. 220
Miles. Priscllla R., Draper, 390
Millar, Norma Jeanne. Shelley. Ida.. 175. 212, 238. 359
Millard. Lorna, Salt Lake City
Millard, Robert H.. Burley. Ida.
Miller Alene, Provo
Miller. Annette, Thayne. Wyo., 359
Miller, Barbara Jo. Portland. Ore., 132. 275
Miller, Colin. Tabor, Alta., Can.
Miller, Connie Mae, Mesa, Ariz.
Miller Corena. Moses Lake, Wash. 212, 228. 238, 359
MiS'er Da Lea. Idaho Falls, Ida.
Miller. Dale Arden. San Fernando, Calif.
Miller, David Owen, St. David, Ariz., 314
Miller. Donald Lewis Denver, Colo.. 221. 337
Miller, Eddy Lenard, Monrovia, Calif., 337
Miller, Eddie N., Cedar City, 194
Miller, Franklin Kay, Provo
Miller, Glenn H., Idaho Falls, Ida.. 224. 326
Miller. Grant Alden. Provo. 175. 359
Miller. Harold Archie, Sacramento, Calif., 91
Miller. LaVon June. Washington. D. C. 390
Miller, Leo D.. Taber. Alta., Can.. 337
Miller, Leon Carl, Salt Lake City. 359
Miller, Lucille Diane. Salt Lake City, 390
Miller. Marilyn Ruth. Las Vegas. Nev. 252. 359
Miller. Marion, Liverpool. Eng., 108. 390
Miller, Marshall Lee, Price. 359
Miller. Morgan Lewis, Manti
Miller. Reed Karl. Provo
Miller, Reta Elder, Provo, 314
Miller, Robert Wayne. Williams, Ore., 210, 314
Miller, Robert Dudley, San Diego, Calif., 359
Miller, Roger L.. Idaho Falls, Ida.. 162, 224
Miller. Sterl F., Tremonton, 337
Miller, Shirley Gayle, Hyrum. 170, 234, 390
Millar, Tom Frederick, Garrison, Mont., 390
Miller, Vetma F.. Salt Lake City. 390
Mlllsr, Woodlne. Idaho Falls. Ida.
Millet, Margaret, Mesa. Ariz., 276
Millet. Richard L.. Mesa, Ariz., 103, 359
Millet, Donna Elaine, San Bernardino, Calif., 228, 359
Milliner, James Reed, Peoa
Milliner, John Thomas, Heber. 103, 390
Mills. Helen Joyce, Bountiful. 244. 337
Mills, Nancy Jean, Santa Monica, Calif.
MilU, Joseph Ray, Pleasant Grove. 314
Millward, Franklin C. Berkeley. Calif.. 359
Millward. Geoffrey C. Berkeley. Calif.. 359
Milne, Donald Charles. Sandy, 359
Milne. Marilyn Rachel, Jordan. 314
Milne, Nancy, Salt Lake City. 390
Milner, Don R., Provo
Miner. David Lee, Springvllle
Mins', Edward Glen, Sandy, 173. 390
Miner, Janet. Grantsville. 170, 226. 337
Miner. Reynolds Reed, Springvllle, 161. 166
Miner, Rodger Larry, Springvllle
Miner, Rosemary. Sandy, 359
Miner, Sheila Marie. Fairview, 390
M-n!:. Oscar Gorton, Provo
Mine, Jay Lou'S, Lakewood, Calif.. 390
Minor. Milt Peterson, Provo
Minson. Carol Ann. Salt Lake City, 390
MIn:-on, Joy, Garden Grove, Calif.. 359
Min;on. Ronald Kay, Salt Lake City. 160. 390
Miraiti, Charles R.. Burllngame, Calif.
MIsbach, Graham H.. Cottage Grove. Ore.
Misbach. Grant Lemmon. Lowell. Ore., 113. 314
Miskin, Thain LaMont. Palisades, Ida.. 314
Mitchell. Charles Ray, Provo. 224. 337
Mitchell, Arthur P., Orem, 337
MIsseldlne. Marilyn, Idaho Falls, Ida.
Mitchell. Collins B., Cedar City. 338
Mitchell, Dalles Carl. San Bernardino. Calif.. 131. 218.
223, 327
Mitchell, David Frost. Spanish Fork
Mitchell. Derald LaMar, Richland, Wash.. 156. 390
Mitchell, Gay Aleen, Fillmore 338
Mitchell. Jackie Mae. Fillmore
Mitchell. James P., Burley, Ida.. 390
Mitchell. John Kay, Spanish Fork
Mitchell, Karl Clark. Parowan
Mitchell, Marlene. Burbank, Calif., 359
Mitchell, Melvin Adams. Parowan
Mitchell, RobeH- C, Fairfield, Iowa. 338
Mitchell, Sidney Frank. Phoenix. Ariz.. 147
Mitchell, Theodore, Provo
Mitchell. Theodore R., Phoenix, Ariz., 338
Mitlon, Annette T.. Vallejo, Calif., 172, 390
MIyaglshlma Yoshihide, Shimlzu, Japan. 278
Mobley. Patrlc O., Stanton, Calif., 390
Moeller. Karen. Phoenix. Ariz., 390
Moen. Gilbert, Union, N. J., 263, 273
Mof^et. Joana. Duncan, Ariz.. 390
Moffit. Henry Edward. Sweet Home. Ore.. 390
Moffitt. Karen E., Hutlngton, 202. 359
Mohler. Eldon Arnold. Las Vegas, Nev., 390
Mohlman. Grant Carter, Altamont. 265. 390
Mohlman. Marllee. Elko, Nev., 390
Moikeha, Mona Amy H.. Wailuku, Maul, T. H.. 359
Moir. Wilfred Jr., Niagara Falls. N. Y.
Molle. Frank Dalton. Hawthorne, Calif., 338
Molloy. Gerald Edward. Hempstead. N. Y., 134. 224
263, 275. 280, 391
Money, Richard L., Payson. 314
Monsen. J. Sheldon. Mt. Pleasant, 314
Monson, Dale LeRoy, Boise. Ida.
Monson, Stephen B., Mt. Pleasant, 338
t^onson, Darrel James, Provo
Monson. David Edward, Pleasant Grove
Monson, Eva Carol, Boise, Ida.. 391
Monson, Marleno. American Fork, 172, 391
Monson, Mary Alice, American Fork, 176
Monson, Sonja A,, Vacavllle, Calif., 391
Montague, Anitra, Payson, 391
Montague, Blaine Lee. Payson
Montgomery. Barbara J.. Pagosa Springs. Colo.
Montgomery, Robert L., Nyssa. Ore.. 391
Montgomery, Clinton Y., Melrose Park. III., 224. 359
Montgomery, Francene P., Nyssa, Ore., 391
Montgomery, Melvin J., Heber
Montgomery. Neal Brent. Heber
Montgomery. Paul Dean. Burley. Ida.. 156. 164, 338
Montgomery, Robert F., Ogden. 315
Montierth, Gary Cloyd, Norwalk. Calif., 250, 338
MontieH-h, Max Romney, Long Beach. Calif.. 391
Montorl. Olive D. Concord. Calif., 391
Montierth. Myrna Lue, Phoenix. Ariz.. 198, 391
Moody. Alice Kay. Delta. 108, 188. 338
Moody Catherine P., Washington. D. C, 137, 208, 369,
391
Moody. Dorene Nell. Delta. 188, 338
Moody Floy Annette, Provo. 315
Moody. Joan LaPreal. Oakland. Calif., 108. 338
Moody. John Duane. Delta
Moody. Milo Lyman. Spanish Fork. 176, 359
Moon, Harold Kay, Provo. 159. 323
Moon. Chad Dewitt. Provo. 91
Moon, Gwen, Craig. Colo., 391
Moon, James Dean. Farmington, 338
Moon, Marilyn, Springvllle, 216, 338
Moore, Bruce J., Salt Lake City
Moore. Cerita Marie. Nampa. Ida.. 170
Moore. Donna, Salt Lake City
Moore. Colleen. Ely, Nev.
Moore, Gayle Timpson, Los Angeles. Calif.
Moore, Georgia Helene. Bountiful. 138. 253. 359
Moore. Marilyn Elva. Bountiful. 108, 276. 314
Moore, Michael Robins, San Bernardino, Calif., 224, 391
Moore, Milton Harry, Fruita, Colo.. 359
Moore, Robert Arthur, Provo, 338
Moore, Ronald Muiomooi, Parker, Ariz., 391
Moore, Sharon. Los Angeles. Calif.. 234
Moosmann, Velma, Tridell, 283
Moosman, Jewel, Boulder, 391
Morawski, Hans Joachim, Berlin. Germany, I 1 3, 359
Moray, Geraldine May. Salt Lake City.
Morgan. Blain. Kenllworth. 173. 196, 359
Morgan, Carole Ann, Phoenix, Ariz., 208, 209, 315
Morgan Gloria Alice, Pangultch
Morgan, Jerrold Ramon, Sandy, 359
Morgan, John David, San Diego. Calif., 391
Morgan. Joyce. Walnut Creek, Calif., 172. 391
Morgan. Marcia Ann. Sacramento, Calif., 226, 359
Morgan, Myra Lee, Kuna, Ida., 338
Morgan. OHand Fred. Prosser, Wash.. 359
Morgan, Rene E.. Provo
Morgan, Scott Kendrick, Wilmette, III.. 237, 280. 391
Morgan, Venna Dee, Sanford. Colo.. 359
Morley, Alonzo J.. Provo
Morley, Gayle L., Moroni
Morley, Burl D.. Provo, 338
Morley. Carole A.. Bountiful. 391
Morn, Frank Thomas. San Lorenzo, Catlf., 359
Moroni, Carolyn Joyce, Walnut Creek, Calif., 170, 391
Morr, Marilyn. Salt Lake City. 337
Morrell. Madison E.. Logan, 315
Morrell. Ruth. Brlgham City, 338
Morrey. Karen Mae, Joseph, 359
Morrey, Margaret J., Joseph. 173, 359
Morrill. Marta, Tridell, 265, 359
Morris, Benny Boyd, Dallas, Tex.
Morris. Carol Jean, Thatcher, Ariz.. 237. 315
Morris. Ephralm Bonner, Salt Lake City. 391
Morris. Judy Kay, Anaheim, Calif.. 391
Morris, Lee J.. Heber. 391
Morris. Lyle Ray, Provo
Mc-rls, Myrna Jean, Salt Lake City, 391
Morrlse, Jesard. Hollywood. Calif.. 315
Morrison. Beverly, Lovell, Wyo.. 173, 267. 391
Morrison. Hlla Mary, Wenatchee. Wash., 391
Morrison, Joan Cynthia, Provo, 391
Morrlssette, William R.. Barstow, Calif., 359
Morrow, Gail Lucille. Alhambra, Calif., 125, 126
Morse, Kay Eleanor. Murray, 283, 315
Morse, William M., Manhattan Beach, Calif.
Mortensen, Benjamin F.. Provo
Mortensen. Carolyn J.. BIythe, Calif., 250. 359
Mortensen. Dean J., Provo, 271, 315
Mortensen, Dorothy, Juarez Chih, Mex., 391
Mortensen, Karl Ernest, Mesa, Ariz., 280, 359
Mortensen, Larene, St. George, 255, 315
Mortensen, Max Curtis, Ogden
Mortensen, Myra Faye, Western Springs, III,, 258, 391
Mortensen, Stuarl L., Emery, 359
Mortensen, William E., La Grande. Ore.. 323
Mortenson. Peggy JoAnn. Seattle, Wash.
Mortimer. Jean Louise. Montclair, N. J., 315
Mortor, Carolyn Kaye, American Fork, 338
Morton, Kayla Marlene, Warner, Alta., Can., 359
Moser, Dennis H.. Bancroft, Ida.
Moss, Beverly, Durango, Colo.
Moss. Darlene Mae, Santa Rosa, Calif., 359
Moss, Dennis Dean, Woods Cross.
Moss, Joan, Lanton, 276
Moss. Reed L.. Rirle. Ida.. 315
Mostert. Andre J. E., Provo
Mote, Herbert Irvln. Provo. 315
Mott. Dean Garold. La Jara, Colo.. 338
Mott, Ethel, Provo
Mott, Jacqueline. Provo
Moulton, Betty Jean. Kelly. Wyo.. 359
Moulton, Clark A., Jr., Kelly, Wyo., 391
Moulton, Margie Ann, Provo, 338
Moultrie, Beverly Ann, Salmon. Ida., 172, 212, 359
Movaghar, Nasser, Teheran. Iran. 285. 324
t^ower, Donald L.. American Fork
Mower. John F., Jr., Provo
Mower, Marilyn, Ogden. 391
, Mower, Morris L.. Fairview
Moye, Lois Marilyn, Arlington. Va., 338
Mower, Richard L.. Provo
Moyeda, Eglantina P., Juarez Chih., Mex.
Moyer, Terry Jsck, Oregon City, Ore., 175, 338
Moyes, Leon Roger, San Diego, Calif., 106
Moyle, Joseph Austin, Meridian, Ida.. 391
Moyle, Betty Louise, Pleasant Grove, 359
Moyle, Kathleen, American Fork
Mueller, Sharot A., Tooele, 391
Mueller, Bruce James, Running Springs. Calif., 359
Muhlestein. Gerald R.. Provo
Muhlestetn, Helen. Provo
Muhlestein.-Mary K., Boise. Ida.. 230. 391
Muir. Elmo Ricks. Rexburg. Ida.. 391
Muir. Gary Rees. Randolph. 270, 324
Muirhead, Alice M., Williams, Ariz.
Mulrbrook. Gordon K., Ogden, 391
Mulholland. Gary W.. Tacoma. Wash.
Mulhern. Arleene. Long Beach. Calif.. 170, 391
Mulkay. Lewis M., Pacific Grove. Calif.
MuHin, Michael Glen. Torrance, Calif.
437
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Mumford. Joyce Draper, Mt. Pleasant
Mumford. David Louis, Mt. Pleasant
Mumford. Margaret Ann, Mt. Pleasant, "287. 338
Munger. Merretta Zina. Seattle, Wash., 359
Munhal!, Grace. Las Vegas. Nev.. 359
Munk, Marilyn Kay. Alhambra. Calif., 216, 391
Munson. Diet: Addy. Prove
Munson. Lydie Carole. McGill, Nev.. 338
Murchie, Patricia J.. Long Beach. Calif.. 198. 391
Munton, George Ernest, Laquna Beach. Calif.
Murdoclc. Allan L. Driggs. Ida., 359
Murdocic, C. Dale. Beaver
Murdoclc, Benny, Duchesne
Murdoclc. Clair N.. Vernal, 315
Murdoclc. Gordon Ray, Provo
Murdoclc Karen Louise, El Cajon. Calif., 391
Murdoclc, Olive Sue, Campton, Calif., 391
Murdoclc, Robert John, Sprlngville, 338
Murdock, Sally Jo, Sacramento, Calif.. 172. 198. 277.
360
Murdock. Thomas J., Heber. 338
Murphy. Alan Boyd. Salem. Ore.. 391
Murphy, Charlotte, Los Angeles. Calif.. 360
Murphy, David Russell, West Covina, Calif., 360
Murphy, Floyd Melvin, Seatle, Wash., 175. 176
Murphy. Jerry Bert, Provo, 248, 338
Murphy, K. Mark, Salem. Ore., 132. 134, 275
Murphy. Mory, Roosevelt, 276, 315
Murphy. Myrna Jean, Spanish Fork, 360
Murphy, Myrna Lee. Provo
Murphy. Vlra Ann. Spanish Fork, 173, 391
Murray, Donald Dave, Cortez. Colo., 360
Murray. Evelyn Alice, Boise, Ida.. 161. 162. 207, 222. 315
Murray, Fancher M.. NephI, 167. 338
Murray, Robert James, Los Angeles, Calif., 3 i 5
Murray, Pauline Rae, Riverside, Calif, 234, 391
Murray, Robert Julian, Prove
Murray, Thayne E., Sprlngville
Musig, Merial Dean, St. George. 338
Musig, Morris DeMllle, Salt Lake City, 315
Myerhoff, Donna LeRoy, Salt Lake City
Myers. Emmett Theodore. Burbank. Calif., 360
Myers. Marilyn Mabel, Salt Lake City, 287. 315
Mylcol. Elsa Denise. Salem, Ore., 202, 391
Myers, Theodore E., Provo, 391
Myres, Dennis Keith, San Diego, Calif.. 323
Myrup, Marilyn. Provo, 176. 232. 287, 338
N
Nackos, Charles James, Oakland, Calif.. 160, 391
Nackos, Louis James. Oakland. Calif.. 190, 391
Nahulu, Eli Kaui, Nanakuli, Oahu, 257
Nakakura, George T.. Honolulu, T. H., 315
Nalder. George Roger, Layton, 253, 268, 391
Nalder. Lanny Johnson. Shelley, Ida., 100, 391
Nanto, Robert Masuki. Moses Lake, Wash., 391
Nash, Blaine Elynn, Provo, 338
Nash. Verla June. But+e, Mont., 391
Nasman, Eddie Jensen, Meridian, Ida., 391
Nasman, Laura Aleda, Meridian, Ida.
Nasman, Gary Jensen, Meridian, Ida.
Nate, Gordon Owens, Boise, Ida.
Nation. Frances Arlene, Gunnison
Naumu, Judith P., Hanapepe. Kauai, T. H., 257
Nay, Arlene, Lovell, Wyo., 285, 391
Nay, Mateland D. Sigurd
Nay, Wanda Jean. Parma, Ida. 138. 391
Naylor. Clyde Richard. Provo
Naylor. Helen, Alexandria, Va., 338
Neal, Alice, Malad, Ida.. 172, 391
Neal. Dallas Howard. Malad. Ida.. 391
Neal, Glenys Marie, Stone. Ida. 172. 391
Neal. John Albert, Malad. Ida., 391
Nebeker, Dorothy J., Pasadena. Calif.
Nebeker, Louise. Murray. 207, 315
Nebeker, Nevelle Owen. Pasadena, Calif.
Needham, Richard Ell. Whittier, Calif.
Neel, Norman Ray. Orem. 86. 90. 316
Neeley. Barbara Carol, Spanish Fork, 167, 326
Neeley, David Mitchell, Spanish Fork, 360
Neeley, Jay Miller, Pico. Calif.
Neeley, Nevada May. Los Angeles. Calif.. 259. 316
Nellon, Thomas A.. Long Beach. Calif., 214, 391
Neilson. Don E., Salt Lake City
Nellson, Fred A., Washington
Neilson, Ferd Adams, Washington
Neilson, Kenneth Ervin, Magrath, Alta., Can.
Nellscn, Lenord Elwood, Los Angeles, Calif., 392
Neilson, Marie Adele, Redwood City, Calif., 1 73
Neilson, Morris E., Provo
Nelson. Allan Rhodes. Provo
Nelson, Alvln J.. Jr., Provo
Nelson. Ann Marie, Richmond
Nelson, Berbarajean, Phoenix, Ariz., 250, 361
Nelson, Barbara Lenore, Pullman. Wash., 176, 316
Nelson, Bruce A.. Provo, 270, 324
Nelson, Charles Roland, Salt Lake City, 316
Nelson, CharloHe. Mt. Pleasant. 316
Nelson, CharloHe M., Idaho Falls, Ida.. 360
Nelson, Conrad Rulon, Ferron, 316
Nelson, Dean McClain, Idaho Falls. Ida.. 391
Nelson .Donald Brim. Pocatello. Ida.
Nelson, Diane Bernice, Roosevelt. 265, 361
Nelson, Doris Kay, Hinsdale. 111.. 316
Nelson, Elaine. Las Vegas. Nev.. 173. 392
Nelson. Elaine, Tucson, Ariz.. 338
Nelson, Elbert Dwain, Orem
Nelson. Elsie Phyllis. Lynn. 392
Nelson, Ferrel Garth, lona. Ida.
Nelson, G. Kay. Salt Lake City. 391
Nelson, Gloria, Spanish Fork
Nelson. Gordon Ivan. Provo, 391
Nelson, Grace C, Redmond. 173, 391
Nelson. Harold John. Salt Lake City. 285
Nelson, Jack Adolph. gellflower. Calif., 34, 140. 302. 326
Nelson, Jack Wesley, Rexburg, Ida.. 248
Nelson. Janice Loa. Pocatello. Ida.
Nelson. Janice Natella. Provo, 208. 392
r>Jelson, John Dewey. Overton. Nev,
Nelson, John Earl, Cifrus Heights, Calif.
Nelson, Judith Naoma, Gooding, Ida., 160, 360
Nelson. Lea Joan, Logan
Nelson, Lester Vail, Bellflower, Calif., 316
Nelson, Lois Gloria. Newberg, Ore.
i^Jelson, Louise Kimball, Springville
Nelson, Lucille Jane, Bellflower, Calif., 391
Nelson. Marcia, Phoenix, Ariz., 392
Nelson, Martin, Provo, 392
Nelson, Marvin Keith. Phoenix. Ariz.. 276, 316
Nelson, Mary Ann. Provo, 158. 208. 226, 392
Nelson. Mary Kay, Snowvllle. 200. 338
Nelson, Meda Joan, Orem
Nelson. Merrill W., Orem
Nelson. Milton Dale. Ogden
Nelson. Narene. Martin. S. D., 237, 391
Nelson, Neil Foss. Preston, Ida., 218, 338
Nelson, Noel Norman, Burlingame, Calif., 316
Nelson, Omer Dean, Tucson. Ariz., 286, 338
Nelson, Patricia Lee, Tulsa, Okla., 246. 338
Nelson, Richard Carl, Provo
Nelson, Rhea, Price, 392
Nelson, Richard Folsom, Provo
Nelson, Ruth, Tucson, Ariz., 338
Nelson, Rodney Price, Spanish Fork. 392
Nelson, Ronald Kent. Sandy, 392
Nelson, Sergie W. Jr., Sprlngville, 392
Nelson. Varr Y.. Idaho Falls. Ida., 262. 338
Nelson, Scott Howar'3, Carmen, Ida., 148. 274
Nelson, Sharlene, Monrovia, Calif.
Nelson, Sherian E., Sterling. Ida,, 392
Nelson Shirley Mae, Idaho Falls. Ida.
Nelson, Veda Rae. Buhl. Ida., 287, 392
Nelson, Wilma Jean. Coalville, 202, 360
Nesbit, Emma Jean. Portland, Ore., 360
Neser, Gerald Otto, Los Angeles, Calif.
Neser. Paul Irving. Los Angeles. Calif.. 360
Neslen, Sharon M.. Santa Barbara, Calif., 392
Nessen, Koy, Howell
Nettles. Gloria J., Dundee, Fla., 324
Netto, Nicholas Edward, Orem
Neubert, Harvey Lamon, Provo. 316
Neubert, Joe Ann, Graeagle, Calif.
Neufeld. Robert LeRoy, Jacksonville, Fla.. 316
Nevis. Ralph E., Long Beach, Calif., 269
Newbold, Marilyn, Jordan, 392
Newell, Dix A., Richfield
Newell, Rulon Kay, Richfield
Newltt. Norma, Spanish Fork. 208. 360
Newman. Darlene E., Huntington Park, Calif., 392
Newman, Dianne Eileen, Salt Lake City, 237, 392
Newman, Jane Ann, Twin Falls, Ida., 392
Newman, Nancy Ann, Riverton, 198, 392
Newman, Peggy June. Ogden, 237, 392
Newman, Walter Dennis, American Fork
Newman, William A., Sprlngville
Newton, Donald McKay, Edmonton, Alta.. Can.
Newton, Jayne Ann, Salt Lake City
Nichol, Jack Wayne, Salt Lake City, 392
Newton. Wallace Smith, Edmonton, Alta., Can., 338
Nibley, Phyllis D., Provo
Ncholes, Verlln Roy, Orem. 204, 360
Nichols, Annette, Ogden, 316
Nichols, Lynn LaMarr, Pocatello, Ida., 316
Nichols, Murray Leo, Spartanburg, S. C, 324
Nichols, Rochelle, Brigham City, 285, 338
Nicholson. Bradley W.. Brown Summit, N. C, 360
Niclcles. Ward A., Redlands, Calif.. 338
Nicholson. Donna Belle. Provo. 198. 360
Nicholson, Jacqueline, Summit, N. C, 392
Nickelsen. Uwe Jens. Quito. Equador, 286, 361
NIcol, Karen Anne, PItsburg, Calif. 172, 392
Nielander, Mary Ahlers. Wichita. Kan.. 326
Nietd, Darrell W., Montpelier, Ida., 316
Nield, Deloyd M.. Long Beach. Calif.,
Nielsen. Alfred Carl. Orem
Nielsen, Allen Bryce, Provo, 36)
Nielsen. Bobby J.. Provo
Nielsen, Carol Jean, San Francisco, Calif, 360
Nielsen, DeAnn, Provo, 392
Nielsen. Dick Hyatt, Centerfield. 360
Nielsen, Eva Fae, Orem
Nielsen. Franklin Ole. St. JoRns, Ariz., 237, 338
Nielsen, Harvey Holt, Spanish Fork
Nielsen, James W., Glenwood Springs, Colo.. 175. 176,
316
Nielsen, Josephine, Ogden, 193, 360
Nielsen, Lanny D., Blackfoot. Ida., 108
Nielsen. Lorna Ruth, Ogden
Nielsen, Margene E.. Salt Lake City. 202, 392
Nielsen, Marcus, Mesa, Ariz., 103
Nielsen. Marsha Lynne, Richfield
Nielsen, Milton Peter, Rupert. Ida., 392
Nielsen, Richard Reed, Hamilton, Mont.
Nielsen. Ronald L.. American Fork
Nielsen, Shirley D.. Bountiful
Nielsen, Stewart Harry, Ferron. 204, 360
Nielsen, Swen Claudi, Provo, 392
Nielson. Adonis H., Jr.. Burley. Ida.
NIelson, Betty Jo, Worland, Wyo.
Nielson. Brent L, Cardston, Alta., Can.. 392
NIelson, Charles F., Monroe
Nielson, Dora May, Gooding, Ida., 360
Nielson, Eldon O., Leamington, 338
Nielson, Fred Kent. Provo
Nielson, Emogene, Lynndyl
Nielson, John Richard, Cardston. Alta., Can., 392
Nielson. Joseph Lynn, Salt Lake City, 360
Nielson, Judith, Sandy, 392
Nielsen, Kareen M.. Sandy, 392
Nielson, Larry Kent, Gunnison, 392
Nielson, Mary Lou, MantI, 170. 338
Nielson, Merrill Gene, Lynndyl, 279
Nielson, Myrna, Spanish Fork, 392
Nielson, Nella L.. Mesa. Ariz., 392
Nielson, Ray P., Roosevelt, 136, 316
Nielson, Ronald F., Salt Lake City, 323
Nielson, Ruth R., Bluewater, N. Max., 360
Nielson, Stephen M., Montlcello, 100. 392
Nielson. Susan Linda, Lynndyl, 228. 360
NIerhoff, Audrey M., Milwaukee, Ore., 316
Nies, Barbara Lena, Los Angeles, Calif. 170, 392
Nllsen. Carol, Alhambra, Calif., 3 1 6
Nllsen, Don Lee Fred, Spanish Fork, 338
Nllsson. Ray Morris, Pocatello, Ida., 316
Nims, Janet Roberta, Marysville, Calif. 108, 392
NIsh, Dale LeRoy, Kimball, Alta.. Can.
Nish, Kay Lavern, Cardston, Alta., Can.
Nishimura, Yoshiko, Kyoto, Japan, 324
NIxdorf, James, Jansen, Sask., Can.. 279. 316
Nixon. Elray, Milwaukee, Wis., 316
Nixon. Ezra John, Jr.. Roosevelt, 316
Nixon, John Davis, Blackfoot. Ida., 148, 285
Nixon, Richard S., Sprlngville
Nixon, Suzanne, Arlington, Va., 392
Nndem Nndem Etuk Udo, Calabar, Nigeria
Noble, Carol Joy. Orem
Noble, Charlene Joe, Whiterocks, 361
Noble, Joseph Wayne, Farmington, 338
Noble, Margaret E., San Diego, Calif.
Noble, Phyllis Joan. Whiterocks. 360
Noble, Vernice. Walla Walla, Wash., 288, 338
Noble. ZIna, Walla Walla, Wash., 287. 238, 360
Nock, George III, San Francisco, Calif, 360
Noel, Ethel Frances, San Diego, Calif.
Noker, Alvin John, Ogden, 274, 324
Nolan, George. Rosecfale, N. Y., 392
Nolen, Phillip Wayne, San Diego, Calif, 210. 360
Noorlander.'Phlllip M.. Reedsport, Ore., 392
Norberg, Jaron B., Salt Lake City, 360
Nordgren, Shirley Joy. Salt Lake City, 360
Nordgren, VIckl Dawn, Provo. 237. 392
Nordgren, Weston N.. Provo
Nordstrom, Gary Lee, Spanish Foric, 392
Norman, Mary Jean, Whittier, Calif, 228, 238. 360
Norrls, Ronala Lee, Green River, Wyo., 267, 360
North. Jamas Albert, Heber
Northrop. Sherena Cloe, Payette, Ida., 392
Norton, Gary Blaine, Provo, 392
Norton, Dorothy Allen. Fillmore, 173. 277. 392
Norton, Harold Lee, Sllverton, Ore., 392
Norton. Jaimee, Larue, Orem, 361
Norton, Marlln Lavon. Pima, Ariz., 338
Norton, Richard Leslie, Ogden, 392
Norton, Shurlene Gwynn, Provo
Novakovch, Steve G., Wheat Ridge, Colo.. 392
Novis, Dary! Glenn. Salt Lake City
Nowell. James Irwin, Mendham. N. J., 224, 263. 36!
Nuffer, Sharon, Preston, Ida., 338
Nuffer, Stanton Smart, Preston Ida., 255, 360
Nukaya, Sadayoshi, Tokyo, Japan, 360
Nunes, Pearl Ann, Newark, Calif., 392
Nunley, Phyllis L., Sandy
Nuttall, Carol Vera, Provo, 360
Nuttall. Paul Everett, Pacific Grove. Calif, 136, 204. 323
Nuttall, William R., Provo, 392
Nuttall, Pearl J., Pacific Grove, Calif. 316
Nutter, Diana Geneva, Corona, Calif., 226, 360
Nybo, Dean Strong, Spanish Fork
Nybo, June Loretta, Salem, 392
Nybo, Ronald Carl, Salem
438
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Oaks, Janet, Provo
Oates, Diane Lucille, Pasadena, Calif., 19, 360
Ober,'Georglana Mae, Feeding Hills, Mass., 392
Oberhansley, Loa Ann, Spanish Farit, 226, 392
Oberhansley, Reid B., Spenish Fork
Obray, Jeneil, Payette, Ida., 360
Obray, Vern Delmar, Provo 932,
Obergon, Socorro, Carlin, Nev., 226, 257, 316
O'Brien, oDnald A., Salt Lake City, 271, 316
O'brien, Earl Verne, Ouray, Colo., 360
O'Brien, James Patrick, San Diego, Calif., 382
O'Brien, Robert M., Jr., Roberts, Ida., 392
O'Brien, Stanley, Ouray, oClo.
Ockey, James H., Jr., Nephl
Odermott, Louis W., Provo, 338
Oertle, Linda Dee, San Gabriel, Calif., 392
Ogborn, Alton Fred, Moss Point, Miss., 338
Ogborn, Corwin Lanier, Moss Point, Miss., 392
Ogden, Bruce Fraser. Richfield
Ogden, Devon Morris, Richfield, 338
Ogden, Koa Jean, Richfield, 266, 338
Ogilvie, Glenna L., Newport, R. I., 360
Ohman, Janice, Brigham, 392
Ohsiek, David Lee, Jennings, Mo., 316
Okelberry Belva, Oakley, Ida., 392
Okelberry, Otis Jack, Goshen, 204, 262, 360
Okelberry, Eva Pearl, Goshen, 238, 360
Okey, John Edwin, Provo, 392
Okimoto, Howard T., Honolulu, T. H.
Olauson, Clarence R., Salt Lake City, 157, 360
Olaveson, Eugene D., Rigby, Ida.
Oldham, Edmeresa, Coalville, 392
Oldroyd, Herman J., Provo
Oldroyd, Mark Thomas, Provo
Oldroyd, Paul Robert, Provo
Oldroyd, Thomas T., Provo
Olds, Norma Lee, Independence, Calif., 392
Oleary, Bert W., Milford, 142, 360
Oleary, Yvonne Sharon, Wenatchee, Wash., 237, 338
Oler, Larry Ramon, Provo, 316
Oliphant, Ronald E., Orem
Ollphant, Robert Toone, Orem, 338
Oliphant, Virginia, Orem, 323
Oliver, Carl Lloyd, Delta, 338
Oliver, Sarah Jane, Salt Lake City
Oliver, Brian Kay, Lethbrldge, Alta., Can., 392
Olmstead, Patricia, Salt Lake City, 108, 316
Olofson, Loyce Shlrln, Pasadena, Calif, 138, 360
Olpln, Audrey, Heber, 283, 316
Olpln, Lawrence Don, Ogden, 360
Olpin, Richard Guy, Heber
Olpln, Shirley Jewel, Pleasant Grove, 216, 316
Olpln, Violet, Heber
Olsen, Audrey Jeanne, Denver, Colo., 392
Olsen, Barbara Joy, Sacramento, Calif., 338
Olsen, Bruce W., Emery, 360
Olsen, David Blair, Spanish Fork, 392
Olsen, Delbert Elmer, Ft. Macleod, Alta., Can., 392
Olsen, Dennis M., Blackfoot, Ida., 131, 302, 316
Olsen, Don Richard, Moses Lake, Wash., 360
Olsen, Elaine, Los Angeles, Calif., 237,^316
Olsen, Halvor Miller, Woods Cross, 333
Olsen, Helen Kaye, Haywood. Calif., 393
Olsen, Jimmy Raymond, Springville, 392
Olsen, Kenneth Fyold, Kimberly, Ida.
Olsen, Kenneth Mark, Salt Lake City, 264, 338
Olsen, Ladeane, Provo, 198, 316
Olsen, Lanore, Emery
Olsen, Larry Wayne, Idaho Falls, Ida., 392
Olsen, Lynn Ernest, Rigby, Ida., 269, 338
Olsen, M. Marva, Los Angeles, Calif., 316
Olsen, Melvin Eugene, Pendleton, Ore., 261, 392
Olsen, Norma, Los Angeles, Calif., 316
Olsen, Patricia Lee, Ogden, 47, 232, 338
Olsen, Ray Edward, Provo, 316
Olsen, Richard Alan, Santaquin, 360
Olsen, Roger L., Gunnison, 393
Olsen, Ruby Karen, Woods Cross, 253, 392
Olsen, Sharon, Blackfoot, Ida., 393
Olsen, Teresa Aurella, Bountiful, 253, 393
Olsen, Wanda Marie, BaHle Creek, Mich., 243, 275
Olsen, Willis J., Ephraim
Olson, Carolyn Norma, Murray, 360
Olson, Carrol Jeane, Blackfoot, Ida., 393
Olson, D'Ann, Lakewood, Calif., 393
Olson, Dale R., Idaho Falls, Ida., 338
Olson, Darrel William, Rigby, Ida., 393
Olson, Delray, Spanish Fork, 393
Olson. Deanna Dee, Phoenix, Ariz., 234, 393
Olson, Dolores, Salt Lake City
Olson, Gerald E., Springville
Olson, Gerald Poulton, Salt Lake City
Olson, Evelyn Victoria, Provo, 393
Olson, Harold Carr, Spanish Fork, 392
Olson. James K., Manila, 393
Olson, Janet Marie, Provo, 393
Olson, Lavera Jean, Wenatchee, Wash.
Olson, Lawrence K., Nyssa, Ore., 360
Olson, Lloyd Godfrey, Bergland, Ont., Can., 147, 262
360
Olson, Mary Harris, Provo
Olson, Merrill H., Orem, 173
Olson, Phyllis Karlene, Wenatchee, Wash., 338
Olson, Robert Dan, Sheridan, Wyo., 90, 210, 360
Olson, Yvonne E., Portland, Ore., 360
Oman. Phyllis Fern. Mesilla Park, N. Mex., 360
Onell, Phillip Glade, Glendale. Ore., 393
Ontlveros, Jimmy, Midvale, 109, 393
Ontlveros, Limhi, Col. Dublan, Chih., Me.., 360
Ontlveros, Seth Tullo, Col. Dublan, Chih., Mex.
Openshaw, Mary L., Santaquin. 393
Opp, Janice Terrell, Tampa. Fla., 252, 393
Openshaw, Fred H. C, Santaquin, 393
Orchard, William Peck, Twin Falls, Ida., 338
Orcutt, Dorothy Jean, Cardston, Alta.. Can., 393
Orcutt, Herbert D. Jr., Phoenix, Ariz.
Ord, Sharon Faye, Pacolma, Calif., 393
Ord, Marilyn Jane, Walla Walla, Wash., 393
Orgill, Derwin Jay, Provo
Orme, Kathryn. Idaho Falls, Ida., 198, 226, 243, 338
Ormiston, James L., Watertown, N. Y.
Orr, Diane Gall, Mesa, Ariz., 198, 393
Orr, Richard Allan, South Gate, Calif.
Orrock, Lucille, Joseph, 393
Orton, John William, Welser, Ida., 393
Orton. Kenneth Ray, Ogden, 113, 339
Orton, Thomas Kenneth, Phoenix, Ariz., 338
Orton, Wayne Liddle, Salt Lake City
Osborne, Kendall J., Las Vegas, Nev., 360
Osborn, Susan, Salt Lake City, 393
Osborne, Leo Osman, Spring City
Osburn, John Albert, Salt Lake City
Oscarson, Cheryl Rae, Baggs, Wyo., 393
Oshima, Stanley Yutaka, Lanal, T. H., 244, 257, 316
Osmond, Carolyn, Berkeley, Calif.
Ostergaard, Marie Ann, Duarte, Calif., 46, 47, 212,
360
Ostler, Earcel Melvin, Provo
Ostler, Elizabeth Ann, Spenard, Alaska, 230. 393
Ostler, Eugene Baker, Salt Lake City
Ostler, Floyd L., Springville, 360
Ostler, James B., Sandy
Ostler, Robert Howard, Casa Grande, Ariz.
Ostler, Julie May, Salt Lake City, 393
Oswald, Shlrlene, Idaho Falls, Ida., 212, 276, 339
Often, Ella Rae L., Provo
Often, Leaun Glen, Provo
Otterson, Arnold W., Provo, 316
Otterstrom, Francis C Castle Dale, 215
Otterstrom. Frank T., Burbank, Calif., 280, 393
Ottesen, Karen M., Springville
Ottosen, Ruth, Salt Lake City, 216
Ottley, Carol Irene, San Mateo, Calif., 360
Ottley, Jerold Don, Salt Lake City, 162, 245
Ottosen, Janiece, Kamas, 339
Ottosen, Nadene, Roosevelt, 222, 243, 316
Ottosen, Shirley R., Mesa, Ariz., 220
Ousbye, Donald H., Los Angeles, Calif., 393
Ovard, Barbara Gayle, Idaho Falls, Ida., 393
Ovard, Glen, Provo
Ovard, Mary Lou, Idaho Falls, Ida., 175
Overson, Leiand C, Lynndyl, 214, 393
Overson, Rodger Don, Lynndyl, 214, 360
Oveson, Howard Morgan, Castle Dale
Oveson, Mary Louise, Pendleton, Ore., 393
Oviatt, Betty Ruth, Salt Lake City, 360
Oviatt, Carmen L., Salt Lake City, 339
Oviatt, Gayle Louise, Pasadena, Calif., 393
Oviatt, John Duane, Hartleyvllle, Alta., Can., 393
Oviatt, Lester C, Orem
Owen, James Richard, Ogden
Owen, Lyold V., Idaho Falls, Ida.
Owen, Lois, Riverton, 393
Owen, Richard D., Idaho Falls, Ida., 393
Owens, Hazel Dean, San Diego, Calif., 360
Owens, Nannette, Joseph, 161, 162
Owens, Joseph, San Bernardino, Calif., 316
Owens, Shirley, Pangultch
Owens, Voncile, Irenton, Fla., 252, 393
Oxborrow, Anthony C, Las Vegas, Nev., 360
Oxborrow, Jeanette. Las Vegas, Nev., 226, 276, 360
Oxendine, Peggy Dean, Cottondale, Fla., 108, 339
Oxtoby, Lou Jean, Duarte, Calif., 393
Oyler, Colleen, Brigham, 360
Oyler, Phillip D., Brigham
Ozawa, Fern Kazuko, Welser, Ida., 393
Pabst, Lennis George, Rigby, Ida.
Pace, Alfred Lawrence, Provo, 360
Pace, Carol Maurine, Provo. 393
Pace, Gloria Diane Globe, Ariz., 339
Pace, Harvey Dean, Coalville, 393
Pace, James Byrum, Salt Lake City
Pace, Kaye Cowley, Layton, 339
Pace, Linda Jean, Chandler, Ariz., 393
Pace, Ralph Wayne, Coalville, 326
Pace. Ronald Thornton, Las Vegas, Nev., 326
Pace, Robert Lemuel, Cell, Ark.
Pace, Vione Richins, Coalville, 220, 285, 360
Pace, William Cardon, Duncan, Ariz., 339
Pack, Elbert Chandler, Sherman Oaks, Calif., 323
Pack, Jane Lucille, Blackfoot, Ida., 202, 339
Pack, Patricia, Pleasant Grove, 393
Pack, Russell T., Grace, Ida., 393
Packard, Milan A., Springville
Packer, Eileen, Redwood City, Calif., 246, 339
Packer, Lorane, Redwood City, Calif., 246, 393
Packer, Wesley Lee, Worland, Wyo., 267, 316
Padbury, Charles T., Helena, Mont., 146, 360
Paddock, Alice Rose, Butte, Mont., 260, 360
Page, Don Evans, Whittler, Calif.
Page, Dick Howard, Provo
Page, George Dee, Bountiful
Page, Jim Fredrick, Colorado Springs, Colo., 91, 393
Paget, John Robert, Portland, Ore., 360
Paine, J. Peter, Unlondale, N. Y., 360
Painter, Beverly Ann, Bloomlngton, Ida., 226, 360
Pallios, Mike, Pasco
Palmer, Anna Belle, Mesa, Ariz., 316
Palmer, Blaine Charles, Vernal, 166, 224, 225. 339
Palmer, Evan Mack, Park Valley, 339
Palmer, G. Richard, Provo
Palmer, Gayle Mary, Bemidil, Minn.
Palmer, Glen Omer, Farmington, N. Met., 142, 192,
262, 360
Palmer, Glenalee. Blending, 339
Palmer, Jerry Lee, Salt Lake City, 196, 360
Palmer, John Wendell, Cannonvllle, 316
Palmer, Mary Lynne, Farmington, N. Max., 393
Palmer, Maureen, Salt Lake City, 393
Palmer, L. Merrill, Provo, 360
Palmer, Nedra, Blanding, 238, 360
Palmer, Pauline, Preston, Ida., 316
Palmer, Shlrlene, Aurora, 361
Palmer, Shirley, Blanding
Palmer, Shirley L., Moline, 111., 339
Palmer, Susanne K., BemidjI, Minn., 170, 393
Palmer, William James, Riverton, 361
Pandolfi, Flavlo Jose, Cantono, Brazil
Pankhurst, Geraldlne E., Lethbrldge, Alta., Can,, 393
Papenfuss, Elaine, St. Ignatius, Mont.
Paramore, Mary Jo, Provo, 208, 339
Paris, Annette, Austin, Tex., 326
Pardew Everett Earl, Parma, Ida., 361
Paris, Charles William, Worland, Wyo., 361
Park, Clifford William, Provo
Park, Ivan John, Provo
Park, Nell Alonzo, Nephl, 159, 361
Parke, Diane Ceclle, Reno, Nev., 212, 339
Parker, Carol Jean. Honolulu, T. H., 393
Parker, Clair Leeman, Springfield, Ore., 393
Parker, Cecil Blaine, Ogden, 339
Parker, David W., Redlands, Calif., 361
Parker, Donald W., Springville, 393
Parker, Don Bryon, Payson
Parker, Fred Maughan, Wellsville, 285, 339
Parker, George Rex, Joseph. 36t
Parker, John Carlyle, Roy. 316
Parker, Margo Lynne, Los Angeles, Calif., 230,393
Parker, Morris W., San Francisco, Calif., 316
Parker, Marilyn C, Boulder City, Nev., 393
Parkin, Carl Dean, Wilmington, Calif.
Parkin, Kay Marie, Bountiful, 393
Parkinson, Ann, Salt Lake City, 172, 326
Parkinson, Carol Bird, Salt Lake City
Parkinson, Jerrolyn, Idaho Falls, Ida., 238, 361
Parkinson, Kay, Rexburg, Ida., 202, 361
Parkinson, Ray Deen, Fairfield, Calif., 361
Parks, Shannon L., Salt Lake City, 393
Parmeter, Glenn P., Danville, Calif., 361
Parmley, Alice, Hiawatha, 316
Parque, Richard A., Bell Gardens, Calif., 90, 339
Parry, Barbara Ann, Arlington, Va.. 252. 393
Parry. Douglas Fred, Salt Lake City
Parrls, Imogene, Gaffney, S. C, 393
Parsons. A. Glenn, Orem
Parsons, Robert E., Provo
Partridge. Carol May. Burlington. Wyo., 162, 244, 316
Partridge, Miriam Faye, North Hollywood. Calif., 198.
339
Partridge. Thomas K.. Pangultch, 339
Partridge, Ruth Louise, Provo
Paschal, Julie Rae. Annabella. 173. 361
Pascoe. Wayne A., Salt Lake City, 393
439
student Index - Autunnn Quarter
Pathakis, Andrew Dean, Salt Lake City
Patjas. Seija. Tampere. Finland, 339
Patrick, Kathleen, Sprinqvllle
Pattee, Harold E., Phoenix, Ariz., 361
Paten, Benton Penrod, Elberta, 204, 339
Patten, Hildreth B., Sprinqville
Patten, Leiand Kent, Prove
Patten, Sybil, Vernal
Patten, La Wana, Orem, 316
Patten, Thomas J., Orem, 316
Patterson, Frank A., Jr., Provo
Patterson, Keneth J., Richland, Wash., 361
Patterson, Patricia, Bloomington, Ida., 393
Paterson, Patricia A., Pima, Ariz., 316
Patton, James Robert, Charleston, W. Va., 361
Paul, David Wilcox, Ogden
Paul, K. Lynn, Fergus Falls, Minn., 173, 174, 176, 393
Paul, Ronald W., Ogden, 316
Paulos, Joan Camille, Compton, Calif., 202, 339
Paulos, Theodore W., Compton, Calif.
Paulson, Donald E., Pelican Rapids, Minn., 361
Paulson, Fred Martell, Orem
Paxman, David Alger, Washington
Paxton, Thornton S., Santa Rosa, Calif., 361
Payne, B. Louise, Seattle, Wash., 207. 361
Payne, Gary Barton, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Payne, Julia Ann, Portland, Ore., 316
Payne, Keneth Lee, Carey, Ida., 316
Payne, Lawrence Nephi, Provo
Payne, Lucinda, Yuba City, Calif.
Payne, Patricia Ann, Bridgeport, Tex., 394
Payne, Reta Marie, Idaho Falls, Ida., 172, 361
Payne, Robert L., Fillmore, 394
Payne, Sara Harris, Provo
Peabody, Kenneth Dale, Sunnyslde, Wash., 272, 394
Peacock, Ernest A., Pasadena, Calif.
Peacock, Carol Mae, Mesa, Ariz., 361
Peacock, Evelyn M., Orangeville, 394
Peacock, John Bruce, Manti, 339
Peacock, Var Lynn, Provo
Peacock, Vione, Lund, Nev., 394
Peacock, Mary Madsen, Manti, 316
Peacock, Wanda Lee, Price, 212, 339
Pearce, Leona Marie, Oakland, Calif., 361
Pearce, Raynor Dale, Beaver, 86, 90
Pearson, Adele, Salt Lake City, 394
Pearson, Clee Bernard, Parma, Ida., 394
Pearson, David Adhelm, Phoenix, Ariz., 361
Pearson, Dean Nelson, Clearfield, 339
Pearson, Kayle Ruth, Meadow, 394
Pearson, Mary Louise, Lehi, 394
Pearson, Maughn M., Richfield
Pearson, Melvin Jay, Fairfield, Mont., 260, 394
Pearson, Richard C, Provo
Pearson, Rikard Dwain, Richfield
Pearson, Robert Vernon, Fairfield, Mont., 237, 394
Pearson, Samuel Edwin, Healdsburg, Calif.
Peart, Edward Lynn, Las Vegas, Nov., 361
Pease, Roxie Lee, Los Angeles, Calif., 361
Peay, David George, Nampa, Ida., 394
Peck, Bruce Arnold, American Fork
Peck, Darrell Leo, Salt Lake City
Peck, Isaac Dan, Lehi
Peck, Elwyn Virge, American Fork
Peck, Leslie Glenn, Olympia, Wash., 248, 316
Peck, Louis Chaney, Carey, Ida., 394
Peck, Myron Hydn II, Ventura, Calif., 174, 394
Peck, Patricia E., Provo, 394
Peck, Ted Clarence, Boise, Ida., 316
Pedersen, Darhl, Max, Orem
Pedersen, Donna Fae, American Fork, 172, 361
Pedersen, Herbert N., Orem, 324
Pedersen, James Loel, Tooele, 339
Pedersen, John T., Caldwell, Ida.
Pedersen, Melvin LaMar, Brentwood, Calif., 339
Pedersen, Myrna A., Bountiful, 139, 361
Pedersen, Robert G., Stockton, Caiif., 194, 361
Pedersen, Sandra, Orem, 216, 361
Pederson, Floyd Eugene, Downey, Calif., 394
Pederson, Keith Alvin, Salt Lake City, 90, 361
Pederson, Paul Martin, Downey, Calif.
Peel, LaRae Werner, Burbank, Calif
Peel, LeRoy F., Burbank, Calif., 316
Peel, Paul Randolph, Mt. Pleasant, 361
Peers, Janet Beryl, Santa Barbara Calif
Peery, David, Palo Alto, Calif.
Pehrson, Barbara R., Provo
Pehrson, Joseph J., Provo, 145
Pehrson, Lois Estelle, Salt Lake City, 394
Pehrson, Nancy Michele, Garden Grove, Calif
Pehrson, William E., Pocatello, Ida., 394
Peiry, Judith E. B., Provo
Pendleton, Lynn, Provo, 326
Pemberton, Judy Cerene, 361
Pendleton, Sharon, Murray, 394
Pendrey, Lowell McKay, Montpeller, Ida., 394
Penfold, Gam Farley, Hagerman, Ida., 274, 339
Penney, Barbara Julie, Layton
Penock, Robert Elden, Springville
Penrod, Karelyn, Provo, 339
Pentelute, Sherry A., Salt Lake City
Pepper, Judy Rae, Great Falls, Mont., 394
Percival, Charles Mark, Provo
Pergolizzi, Louis G., Philadelphia, Pa., 326
Perkins, Caisa Barbara, Salt Lake City, 394
Perkins, Carole Jean, Mesa, Ariz.
Perkins, Cecil Owens, Clay Springs, Ariz.
Perkins, Franklin Jay, Provo
Perkins, Gary Lynn, Montpelier, Ida., 394
Perkins, George W., Blending, 254, 361
Perkins, James Adams, Blending, 339
Perkins, James Brower, Long Beach, Calif.
Perltins, Lena Bundy, Kaysville
Perkins, John N., Twin Falls, Ida.
Perkins LeMoyne, Clay Springs, Ariz., 103
Perkins, Margo, Salt Lake City, 208, 394
Perkins, Keith Wayne, Mesa, Ariz., 339
Perkins, Norma Donna, Salt Lake City, 202, 361
Perkins, Raymond C, Las Vegas, Nev., 394
Perkins, Reetha Lou, Seattle, Wash., 394
Perkins, Robert Donald, Clay Springs, Ariz., 361
Perkins, Vaughn Junior, Kaysville
Perley, Louis L., Jr., Manassa, Colo.
Perron. Wayne Clifford, Shoshone, Ida., 324
Perry, DeVern Jay, Brigham City, 141, 271, 339
Perry Joanne, Idaho Falls, Ida., 394
Perry, John Edwin, Orem, 131, 339
Perry Laura Hair, Provo
Perry, Jay Eric, Provo
Perry, Lynn Gilbert, Spanish Fork, 361
Perry, Robert H., Los Angeles, Calif., 285, 316
Perry, Shirley Joan, Ogden
Ferryman, Betty, Pocatello, Ida., 361
Persson, Phil Finch, Woodland, Calif.
Peters, Alan Joe, Baker, Ore., 394
Peters, Janet, Montebello, Calif., 394
Peters, Ralph Jerry, Provo
Petersen, Donald J., Sacramento, Calif., 394
Petersen, Edward H., Glendale, Calif., 339
Petersen, Elaine Beth, Port-land, Ore., 208, 316
Petersen, Gerald Avard, Lincoln, Neb., 324
Petersen, George K., Clearfield, 394
Petersen, Jesse Gale, Orem
Petersen, Karen, Boise, Ida., 394
Petersen, Karen Gae, Hinckley, 339
Petersen, Kent J., Brigham City
Petersen, Ludeen, Riverton,: 394
Petersen, Margene, Salina, 170, 202, 238, 361
Petersen, Mary Eleanor, Los Angeles, Calif.
Petersen, Morley, Henry, Eureka, 316
Petersen, Paul J., Provo, 146, 316
Petersen, Raymond, Boyd, Cottonwood, Ariz., 394
Petersen, Ronald LeRoy, Provo, 339
Petersen, Thelma Ruth, Camp Verde, Ariz., 394
Petersen, Wayne Bryan, Hinckley, 394
Peterson, Alma Kent, Lehi, 394
Peterson, Arlene, Falrview, 316
Peterson, Avon Lucille, Nyssa, Ore., 283, 316
Petersonj Berkley C, Henderson, Nev., 361
Peterson, Bruce Ross, Santa Barbara, Calif., 223, 323
Peterson, Byron Pratt, Galveston, Tex., 394
Peterson, Carolyn, Castle Dale, 361
Peterson, Clarence H., Salt Lake City
Peterson, Charles S., Snowflake, Ariz.
Peterson, Charles Lyie, Lehi, 361
Peterson, Cheri Lee, Los Angeles, Calif., 200, 394
Peterson, Dale Glen, Nyssa, Ore., 394
Peterson, Dennis E., Provo, 262
Peterson, David Noel, Hastings, Minn., 339
Peterson, Denis C, Chester, Mont., 260, 394
Peterson, E. Wayne, Tooele, 339
Peterson, Elaine, Richfield, 283, 316
Peterson, Elwood R., Provo, 262, 316
Peterson, Gary E., Provo
Peterson, Elnora Irene, Selma, Calif.
Peterson, Gary Bert, Filer, Ida., 394
Peterson, Glenn C, Provo, 316
Peterson, Gordon Allen, Concord, Calif.
Peterson, Glenice Lamb, Provo
Peterson, Glenn Howard, Logan
Peterson, Iris Ann, Dragerton, 361
Peterson, Jack O., Monticello
Peterson, James C, Littlefield, Ariz., 167, 339
Peterson, James G., Provo, 361
Peterson, James LeRoy, Portland, Ore., 274
Peterson, Joan, Paramonut, Calif., 339
Peterson, John Delon, Castle Dale. 214, 361
Peterson, Judith L., Chlco, Calif., 251, 361
Peterson, Joyce Eileen, San Mateo, Calif., 394
Peterson, Judith Ann, Concord, Calif., 394
Peterso,n, Julia Rae, Monticello, 394
Peterson, Kay R., Lethbridge, Alta., Can., 316
Peterson, Kenneth D., Chester, Mont., 91, 260, 394
Peterson, Kenneth E., Sandy, 316
Peterson, Larry W., Downey, Calif.
Peterson, Lars W., Spanish Fork
Peterson, Lawrence E., Lethbridge, Alta., Can.
Peterson, Leon Latren. Snowflake, Ariz,, 194
Peterson, M. Bonita, Hoper, 361
Peterson, Marguerite, Snowflake, Ariz., 339
Peterson, Marilyn Joy, Salt Lake City, 173, 262, 394
Peterson, Mary Jean, Salt Lake City, 361
Peterson, Mary Jo, Victor, Ida., 237, 394
Peterson, Melvin Dale, Myton
Peterson, Nancy Jean. Salt Lake City
Peterson, Nile Ernest, Lehi, 394
Peterson, Phil, Sanford, Colo., 394
Peterson, Phyllis D., Provo
Peterson Ranee, Glenwood, 316
Peterson, Robert Smith, Copperton
Peterson, Robert W., Phoenix, Ariz., 218, 339
Peterson, Ronald B., Nyssa, Ore, 394
Peterson, Ronald M., Los Altos, Calif., 361
Peterson, Royal Edwin, McGill, Nev., 361
Peterson, Russell E., Franklin, Neb. 90
Peterson, Shirlee M., Ucon, Ida.. 277, 361
Peterson, Stanley A., Provo
Peterson. Stella J., Puento. Calif.. 394
Peterson, Stephen L., McGill, Nev., 394
Pettijohn, Zita Ann, Melba, Ida., 361
Pettingill, Ted H., Portland, Ore., 218, 339
Pettit, Naomi Joy, Wolcott, Colo., 394
Pettit, Robert Dean, Centerville. 204, 339
Petty, Bonni Dean, Woodland Hills, Calif., 156, 158,
394
Petty, Clara Virtue, Emery, 316
Peyope. Pasculita. Portage
Pezoldt. Eleanor E., Stockton. Calif., 259, 361
Phair, Gary Richard, Klamath Falls, Ore., 394
Phair, Larry Eldon, Klamath Falls, Ore., 394
Phelps, Shirley, Rock Springs, Wyo., 207
Phelps, Richard L., Oakland, Calif., 136, 204, 271, 316
Phelps Sonja Pearl, Portland, Ore., 394
Phillips, Blaine C, Springville, 316
Phillips, Carolyn Y., Danville, Calif., 361
Phillips, Delbert Ross, Portland, Ore., 339
Phillips, Franklyn Dee, Spanish Fork, 361
Phillips, Gerald T., Caliente, Nov., 394
Phillips, Kenneth E., Murray
Phillips, Marie, Idaho Falls. Ida., 339
Phillips, Ridge M., Inkom, Ida., 361
Phillips, Ronald J., Provo
Phillips, Ruby Louise, Lethbridge, Alta., Can.
Phillips, Victor' Dee C, Provo, 339
Phlppen, Carol Jean, San Bernardino, Calif., 259, 268
Phlppen, Claudia, Salt Lake City
Phipps, Don Curtis, Orem
Pickering, Lorna Kathy, La Canada, Calif., 198, 339
Pickering, Sandra Lee, No. Hollywood, Calif, 362
Pickett, Mearl Norman, Taber, Alta., Can.
Pierce, Kenneth Lee, Portland, Ore., 218
Pierce, Myron Lisonbee, Spanish Fork, 394
Pierce, Ronald Lee, El Paso, Tex., 218, 263, 394
Pierce, Walter Hugh, Moultrie, Ga.
Pike, Carol Joan, Brawley, Calif., 362
Pilling, Moyle H., Leavitt, Alta., Can.
Pinckney, David S., Alameda, Calif., I 13, 316
PInckney, George H., Alameda, Calif.
Pincock, Beverly, Ucon, Ida., 162, 362
PInegar, Dale Edward, Spanish Fork, 394
PInegar, Max L., Spanish Fork, 394
PInegar, Effle Jolley, Provo
PInegar, Mary Jolley, Spanish Fork
PInegar, Rex Dee, Spanish Fork, 339
Piper, Laree Stella, Los Angeles, Calif., 173, 394
PIppert, Maude M., Meridian, Ida.
Pitcher, Grant, Provo, 324
Pitkin, Gordon Rex, Salt Lake City
PIttman, Reba Sue, Los Palos, Calls., 394
Pitts, Laval M., Provo, 362
Piatt, Willa Mae, Reno, Nev., 339
Platts, Darlene Rae, Paul, Ida.
Plessinger, Jayne, Twin Falls, Ida
Poehlein, Maureen M., Long Beach, Calif, 339
Plumb, Marlow Waite, St. Johns, Ariz.. 394
Poggione, Marsha Ann. Santa Barbara. Calif. 394
Polltls. Constantines. Lefkas. Greece. 256. 394
Poll. Emogene H.. Provo
Pollan. Lew Wallace. Elslnore. Calif, 394
Polock, James L.. Nampa. Ida.
Pollock. LaMoine. Tropic
Pomeroy. Karl Besf Provo. 339
Pond. Frances. Grace. Ida.. 2122. 394
Ponder. Leanne. Albuquerque. N. Mex.. 259. 268. 363
Poog. Roselinda Renee. Pocatello. Ida.. 362
Poole. Maxine. Preston, Ida., 226, 339
Pope, Karl Theodore, Vernal, 362
Pope, Larry Wells, Vernal, 394
Pope, Mardell Ray, Springville
Pope, Valda, Vernal, 362
Porter, Charles James, Sacramento, Calif., 363
Porter, Elizabeth T., Provo
Porter, Eriine, Novato, Calif
Porter, Garth Howard, Ontario, Calif
440
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Por+er. LeRoy Earl, Provo
Porter, Patricio Anne, Portland, Ore., 208. 340
Porter, Patricia Ethel, Fairfield, Calif., 237, 395
Porter, Richard, Orem
Porter, Stanley C, Provo, 155, 141
Porter, William C, Orem, 362
Posey, Charlotte Ann, Lorrgview, Tex.
Po?tma, Robert Kent, Evanston, Wyo.
Poston, Donald Charles, Englewood, Colo., 362
Potter, Albert R., Provo
Potter, Dwight Lowell, Provo
Potter, Glenn Thompson, Washington, D. C.
Potter, Marian, Battle fvlountain, Nev.
Potter, Norma Lawynn, Twin Falls, Ida., 340
Potter, Rhett Forsyth, Bute, Mont., 260
Potter, Wester Schow, Provo
Potts, Allen Van, Salt Lalce City, 316
Potts, Lorene E., LaJara, Colo, 254
Poulos. Dwight C, Lexington, Ky.
Poulsen, Anna Margaret, Magna, 340
Poulsen, Glen Martin, Spanish Fork
Poulson, Jennie Lin, Provo, 238, 228, 362
Poulson, Jerald F., San Rafael, Calif., 362
Poulson, Lynn Otto, Orem, 395
Poulter, MarilyrT, Salt Lake City
Poulton, James Carlos, Oakley, Ida., 340
Poulton, Maxine, Oakley, Ida., 340
Poulton, Marvin M., Twin Falls, Ida., 395
Powell, Alda Mae, Lehi, 395
Powell, Bernell, Brad, Pocatello, Ida., 157, 158, 224,
340
Powell, Arlene, Huntington, 340
Powell, D. Keith, Lehi
Powell, Delburt Earl, St. Helens, Ore., 395
Powell, Dixie Lee, San Bruno, Calif., 230, 395
Powell, Dwigtit Sampson, Schurz, Nev., 326
Powell, Elizabeth Ann, Salt Lake City, 395
Powell, James Alton, Phoenix, Ariz., 395
Powell, Lynn Keslor, Provo, 266, 280, 395
Powell, Ronald F., Altonah, 265, 395
Powell, William C, Lehi, 340
Powelson, Kae, Lovell, Wyo., 287
Powell, Robert B., Salt Lake City
Powlan, Robert F., Calgary, Alta., Can.
Powless, Mary E, Milwaukee, Wis.
Poytair, Cherie Lynn, Vancouver, Wash., 167, 395
Pratley, Brent McGee. Glendale, Calif., 106
Pratt, Darlene Kay, Moses Lake, Wash., 288, 395
Pratt, Douglas Eugene, No. Hollywood, Calif., 395
Pratt, Gene A., Provo
Pratt, Glenn Alma, American Fork
Pratt, Lucile, Chihuahua, Chih., Mex., 316
Pratt, Martha Ruth, La Center, Wash., 134, 172,
395
Pratt, Robert LeGrande, Denver, Colo., 137
Pratt, Wallace Leon, Boone, Iowa, 395
Prece, E. Bruce, Vernal
Prescott, Max W.. Provo, 316
Price, Albert Keith, San Francisco, Calif., 340
Price, Alvln O., Provo
Price, Billy Ray, Crosroads, Calif.
Price, Bud O., Sunnyside, 395
Price, Derrlll Spencer, Henderson, Nev., 395
Price, DIAnn, Provo, 362
Price, Harvey Edward, Bountiful, 395
Price. James William, Orem
Price, Jay Edwin, Provo, 316
Price, Loyce, F. J., Roseville, Calif., 362
Price, Lawrence M., Tucson, Ariz.
Price, Nancy Ellen, Gridley, Calif, 249, 340
Price, Norman LaVar, Tucson, Ariz., 363
Price, Perry L, New Rockford, N. D.
Price, Zack Zane, Crosroads, Calif., 224, 340
Prina, Peter Gene, Ely, Nev., 395
Prince, Carol Laurine, Hiawatha, 340
Prince, Dale Leavitt. Glenwood, Alta., Can.
Prine, Crystal Darlene,, Prineville, Ore., 193
Pringle, Carrie H., Provo
Pringle, John K., Ogden, 316
Prisbrey, Donna J., Brigham, 395
Pritchard, Robert H., Baker, Ore., 363
Pritchett, Robert M., Provo, 340
Prltchett. David Leigh, Spokane, Wash.. 362
Prock, Lola Marilyn S., Phoenix, Ariz., 316
Proctor, Janis, Pleastant Grove
Prothero, David Dean, Springville
Prothero, Walter Hall, Provo
Provost, Sara Mae, Heber. 340
Prows. Arvin Ronald, Spanish Fork
Prows, Ella Mae, Kanish, 395
Prows, Sandra. Tooele, 285, 340
Pruett, Norman A., Winslow, Ariz., 250, 362
Prusse, Judith Melba. Bountiful, 253, 395
Pryor, Ewa Joan, Tucson. Ariz.
Ptomey. Nancy Lynno. Akron, Ohio, 362
Puff, Charles Ernest, Toele, 395
Pugh, Sandra, Provo, 246, 395
Pullan. Grant Leon. Bingham Canyon, 340
Pugmire, Patircia, Pocatello. Ida., 164, 246. 340
Pugmire. Roger Lionel. Yakima. Wash., 316
Pugmire, Ruth Ann, St. Charles, Ida., 395
Pulley. Dallas Bates, American Fork, 395
Pulley, Jon Matson, American Fork
Pulliam, Priscilla A., Long Beach, Calif., 244, 362
Pullman, Charles Dee, Spanish Fork
Pulsipher, Allan G., Denver, Colo., 91
Pulver, Willis C, Payson
Pulsipher, Allan G.. Denver, Colo., 91
Pulver, Willis C, Payson
Pulsipher, Vaughn, Logandale, Nev., 395
Purinton. Barbara Ann, Briston, Vt., 362
Purley, Anthony F., Winslow, Ariz.
Purvis, James Heber, Phoenix, Ariz., 395
Pusey, Mary Kathryn, Denver, Colo., 317
Putnam, Howard Hoggan, Ontario, Ore
324
Putnam, Norman Earl, Jr., Durango, Colo., 395
Pyne, Ivern Lavell, Orem, 362
Pyrah, Fredrick Walter, Carey, Ida.
Reading, Carolee. Scottsbluff. Neb.. 395
Reading. Lynn James. Murray. 86. 90. 362
Reagan. Michael A.. Los Angeles. Calif.
Ream. Dianna Mae. Las Vegas. Nev.. 362
Ream. Donna Rene. Las Vegas. Nev.
Reams, Joyce Leah, San Carlos, Calif., 362
Reaves, Bonnie Jeanne, El Paso, Tex., 276, 363
Rebal. David Michael, Glendale, Calif., 395
Reber. Dennis Mesquite, Nev., 340
Reber, tna, Mesquite, Nev.
Reber, Marilyn, LIttlefield, Ariz., 395
Redd. Carolyn. Orem. 226. 363
Redd. Donna Maria. Salt Lake City, 170. 254. 340
Redd. Ernest LaMar Jr.. El Paso. Tex.
Redd. Helen Cherry. Monticello. 395
Redd. Linda. Heidelberg. Germany, 216, 395
1A1 iti i>c Redd, Patricia Ann. Blending. 254. 395
162. 161. 245. D.JJ;.L CM — - 1 O: tJ. ^-11 ,,.
Quick. Norma Sharon. Moose, Wyo., 257, 395
Quigloy, Joseph Bert, Provo, 340
Quiivlan, Edward W., American Falls, Ida.
Ouinnett. John Richard. Rialto. Calif., 103. 395
Quinney, Gary G., Whittier. Calif, 224, 362
Quirl, Barbara, Teton, Ida., 395
Raban, Teddy Lewis. Sf Johns. Ariz., 317
Rabidou. Donna Evelyn. Calgary, Alta., Can., 395
Rackham, Alan C.
Raddon, Dorthey, Salt Lake City. 395
Radley. Rosalind. Spokane. Wash.
Radmall. Grant M.. Pleasant Grove
Radmall, Paul K.. Pleasant Grove
Ragsdale. Donald Frank. Provo
Ragonton. Carol N.. Kekaha. T. H.. 257. 362
Ragsdale. Ronald O.. Boise. Ida.. 223. 317
Ralph. Richard Barnes Livermore. Calif. 86,
Ralphs. Roger Thorpe. Aberdeen. Ida.. 167. 340
Ramones. Edward E.. Lanikai. T. H.. 278. 317
Rampelt. Carol Jean, Parma. Ohio. 362
Rampton Jean D., Corvallis, Ore., 317
Rampton, Martha Jean ,Chelan, Wash., 108, 395
Ramsay, Kathleen, American Fork, 363
Ramsay, Marilyn, American Fork, 340
icago.
172, 258
395
340
340
Randall, Karen Lenore, Ch
288, 395
Randall, Lloyd Otis, Portland, Ore., 395
Randall, Melvin Kay, Los Angeles, Calif,
Rands, George Cole, Arcadia, Calif
Rappleye, Sandra Jean, Bakersfield, Calif,
Rasband. Boyd M.. Heber. 317
Rasband. Karma Rao. Idaho Falls. Ida.. 232
Rasmussen. Brian L.. Provo
Rasmussen. Carol. Salt Lake City. 108. 188,
Rasmussen, Don Que, Provo
Rasmussen, Frederick A., Orem, 340
Rasmussen, James A., Evanston, Wyo., 340
Rasmussen, Kenneth W.. Draper
Rasmussen. Kay Newell. Sparks. Nev., 362
Rasmussen, Ronald W., Lehi
Rather, Douglas B., Las Vegas, Nev., 210
Rather, Barbara Carol, Las Vegas. Nev.. 340
Rawlings. Eugene Paul. Provo
Rawlings. James L. Jr., Rock Springs, Wyo., 161
323
Rawlinson, Claude Hal, Orem
Rawson, Richard Ray. Santa Barbara. Calif. 324
Ray. Albert Eugene. Queens. N. Y.. 103
Ray. Bruce Alyric. Wilmington. N. C. 156. 204.
Ray. Ernest L. Sr., Mesa, Ariz.
Ray, Guy B., Mesa, Ariz., 274. 323
Ray. Karen Alice. San Francisco Calif. 395
Ray. Kathyleen Diana. Hayward. Calif. 172. 395
Ray. Margo. Mesa. Ariz.. 395
Raya. Estela Col. Juarez. Chih.. Mex., 256. 320
Raymond. Barbara. Kaysville. 395
Rayner. Harry H.. Weehawken. N. J., 362
Payor. Darlene Joyce. Inglewood. Calif. 395
Rea. Ardeth Amy. Taber. Alta.. Can.. 283. 317
Rea. Joan. Sacramento. Calif.
Road. Frank Thompson, Spokane, Wash., 395
Read, George F., Sherman Oaks, Calif, 340
Read, Juan Coleman, Provo, 340
Road. J. Carrol. Seattle. Wash.. 340
Read, Kenneth Wayne, Frultland, Ida.
Read. Lee Jacqueline. Long Beach. Calif. 395
Read. Lynno Nell. Long Beach. Calif
Read. Robert Leon, Sherman Oaks. Calif. 362
Reddish. Eileen J.. Riverside. Calif. 226, 395
Redford, Edith Janice, Bancrott, Ida., 166
Redd. Myrtle Harris. Blanding. 362
Redford. Margaret A.. Salt Lake City. 232. 243. 340
Redford. Marilyn. Salt Lake City
Redford. Ruth Mary, Salt Lake City, 232. 243. 340
Redmon. Myrtle Leona. Monohans. Tex.. 207. 323
Reece. Joan Maxine. Salt Lake City. 395
Reed. Carl W. Jr.. Orem. 395
Reece. Michael Don. Payson
Reed. Donald Wayne. Denver. Colo.. 340
Reed. Kenneth Dale. Sanger. Calif. 196. 362
Reed. Maxine. Denver. Colo.. 212. 226. 317
Reed. Phyllis Jean, Thermopolis, Wyo., 395
Reed, Robert Arthur. Sanger, Calif, 196, 340
Reed. Ronald E.. Sf David. Ariz.. 317
Rood. Shirley Ann. Mt. View. Calif. 340
Rooder. James Randall. Sandose. Calif.. 362
Reedor. Lynn B.. Brigham. 395
Roes. Karia Mae. Boise. Ida.. 170. 276
Rees. Lary Price, Oram
Rees, Richard Wayne, Salt Lake City, 395
Reese, Edith Fuller. Tacoma, Wash., 340
Reese. Gary Fuller. Tacoma. Wash.
Reese. James Rex, Provo, 395
90, 317 Reese, Ralph Granf Murray. 91
Reese. David Thomas. Orem. 395
Reese. Ruby Laraine, Vernal
Reese, Sandra Lee, Redding, CaUf,
Roovo, Naomi, Salt Lake City
Reeve, Rex C, Salt Lake City, 91
Reeve. Sharon Doe. No. Hollywood. Calif..
Reeves. Donald L.. Provo
275, Reeves, Michael Jack, Long Beach, Calif, 395
Regis, Larry Orchard J., Konilworth, 90
Reiche, Ralph Groo, Carmichael, Calif, 395
Reid, Bruce Alan, Los Angeles, Calit,
Reid, Donald, Springville
Reid, Jack Leon, Lund, Nov., 362 ,
Reid, Sharon. Los Angeles. Calif. 259. 268. 396
Reid. Tholma Ann, Inglewood, Calif, 395
Reid, Wesley Clark, Lund, Nev.
Reid, William. Jr.. Groybull. Wyo.
Reidhead. John Merrell. Superior. Ariz.. 395
Reiley. Royce E., Tetonia. Ida.. 317
Roimers. Richard Darr. Arcadia. Calif..
362
Reiter, Dennis Burton, Portland, Ore.
Relyoa, Russell Ervin, Boise, Ida., 224,
Remington, Donald B.. Cardston. Alta..
Remington Patricia A.. Los Angeles. Calif. 166. 394
Rommele. Evelyn Carlyn. Santa Rosa. Calif.
144. Rencher. Paul Richard, Eager, Ariz.
Rancher, Donna C. E., Mesa, Ariz.
Rencher, Loonard Jay, Sf Johns, Ariz., 396
266, 395
395
124, 129, 224,
362
Can., 340
Rencher, Lureen, Farmington, N. Mex., 262, 282. 396
Roneer. Margie Ann. Los Angeles. Calif., 362
3l7RBnoer, Sharon, Tucson, Ariz., 164
Ronnie, Robert Richard, Toronto, Onf, Can., 362
Renstrom, Keith Arnold, Huntsville, 22!
Revo, Willene Diane, Los Angeles, Calif, 396
Rex, Forrin James, Randolph, 173, 396
Rex, Norman Dale, Randolph, 286, 396
Rex. Vorda Irene. Georgetown. Ida.. 396
Reynolds. Allen Clair,' Beaver. 323
Reynolds. George C. San Carlos. Calif. 162
Reynolds. Hannah L.. Beaver. 396
Reynolds. Karen LuJean. Fairtield. Mont.. 260
Reynolds. Loran R., Pulaski. Iowa
Reynolds. Mayroo W.. Provo
Reynolds. Ruth. Provo. 323
Rhinohart. Joan. Whittier. Calif
Rhoads. Joanne L.. Cody. Wyo.. 396
Rhoton. James F.. Jr.. Snowflake. Ariz.
Rice. David Lindsay. No. Hollywood. Calif. 396
Rice. James Gooding. Tempiute, Nov.. 100. 396
Rico. Carol Lyn. Bountiful, 253, 396
441
student Index - Autumn Quarter
Wash.,
160
362
Rice, Millard Blayne, Claresholm, Alta., Can., 204,
270, 323
Rich. John Harold Jr., Boise, Ida., 317
Rich, Marian Dariene, Kortiand. Ore., 396
Rich, Merllynne, Orem, 237. 396
Rich. John Milton, Portland. Ore., 362
Rich, Sherron, Sacramento. Calif., 362
Richards, Ann Cathtee, Richmond
Richards. Barry W., Provo, 362
Richards, Clanta H., Truclcee. Calif.. 396
Richards. Don K., Provo. 324
Ricnarjs. Donna. American Fork. 207
Richards, Judy Jenine, Huntington, 396
Richards, Horace Bryan, Salt Lake City
Richards, Hyrum E., Aetna, Alta.. Can.,
Richards. Kai.n Rae. Salt Lake City. 162, 317
Richards Nephl Jensen, Aetna. Alta., Can.
Richards, Pamele, Brigham
Richards, Philip D., Aetna, Alta.. Can.
Richards, Rosalie, Pleasant Grove, 317
Richards, Ruth, Pleasant Grove, 317
Richards, Stanley Ezra, Salt Lake City
Richards, Thomas John, Florence, Ore.
Richardson, Jay Ryan, Provo, 324
Richardson, Judith L., Skamokawa. Wash., 340
Richardson, Jerald A., Spanish Fork,
Richardson, Marvin H., Vernal
Richardson, Pauline, Benjamin. 317
Richardson, Sondra' Ann, Provo, 47,
Richardson, Theral B., Provo
Richens, Lorn S., Vernal, 362
Richie. Alma M., Salt Lake City, 146. 396
Richie. Gwena, Salt Lake City, 246, 284, 317
Richlns, Beverly, Duncan, Ariz., 340
Rlchins Carol M., Henefer, 396
Richins, Deanna, Marysville, Calif.. 237, 396
Richlns, Donald Duane, Mesa, Ariz.. 340
Rlchins, Frank William. Provo
Rlchins, Grant Norman, Henefer
Richins, llene Lois, Coalville, 340
Richins, James Alden, Henefer, 317
Richlns. Jerry George, Gridley, Calif.. 396
Richins, Lois, Gridley, Calif.
Richins, Sherry Marie, Gridley, Calif.
Richter, Sally Jane, Dallas, Tei.. 362
Rickenback. Paul, Richfield
Ricks, David K., Boise, Ida.. 340
Rids, Gary Roland, Stockton, Calif., 194, 223, 340
Ricks. Karma Joan. Boise, Ida., 162
Ricks. Nedra Ann, Idaho Falls, Ida., 362
Ricks. Robert J., Stockton, Calif., 90
Ricks, Sharon, Sugar, Ida., 136, 232, 340
Ricks Vera Nancy, Gresham, Ore.
Ricks, Welby Willis, Provo
Ridd, Roxalene, Brigham, 340
Riddle, Dwanna Lee, Salt Lake City, 362
Ridenhour, Ted Eugene, Concord, N. C, 317
Ridge, Donald Leonard, Provo
Ridge. Paul J.. Orem
Riding, Judith, Springville
Rless, Geraldine G., Lawndaie, Calif., 396
Rless, Geraldine G., Lawndaie, Calif., 396
Rigby, Don A., Montpelier, Ida.
Rigby, Hellen Degn
Rigby. Ronald Kay. Rexburg, Ida., 318
Rigby. Ruth Krebs, Provo
Riggs, John David, Junction City, Ore., 340
Riggs, Joseph Ivor, Hatch
Riggs, Leia, Hatch, 318
Riggs. Loretta Carol. Chandler, Ariz., 228, 250. 362
Riggs, Myrna, Hatch
Riggs, Rockford R. Jr., Phoenix. Ariz.
Rile. Joseph Eldon, Provo, 106
Riley, David Jonathan, Skamokawa, Wash.. 340
Riley, Michael Willis, Burbank, Calif., 36*
Rindfleisch, Lois Jean, Downey, Calif.. 362
Ringquist, Rita Mabel, Vancouver, Wash., 362
Ringqulst, Robert Hugh, Vancouver, Wash., 340
Rlngwood, Howard Lee, Salt Lake City, 91
Rirle. Clive Perry, Provo
Rlrie, David Leonard, Magrath, Alta., Can.. 362
Rirle, Garna Lynne, Salt Lake City, 287, 362
Ririe, Marilyn, Rexburg, Ida., 283, 318
Rirle, Paul Jensen, Provo
Ritchie, Stephen L... Kuna, Ida., 362
Ritz, Robert Theodore, Woodland, Calif., 362
Robb, Renee, Mancos, Colo., 246, 340
Robb, Wlllmia Helen, Mancos, Colo., 396
Robbins, Donna Jo, Salt Lake City
Robbins. Karolyn Mae, Van Nuys, Calif., 362
Robbins, Richard S., Provo, 362
Roberson, Marvin R.. Chlcasha, Okla., 318
Roberts, Beverly C, Fontana, Calif.. 396
Roberts. Cecil Lynn. T^biona. 221, 272. 362
Roberts, Dean Scott. Provo, 210
Roberts, Dean Stone. Snanlsh Fork
Roberts, Donald Wilson, Phoenix, Ariz.. 318
Roberts, Glen Eldon, Spanish Fork, 274, 324
Roberts, Jack Alan, Sequlm, Wash.
Roberts, James Cal, Layton
Roberts, Judy Lynne, Boise, Ida., 212, 340
Roberts, Karl David, Vernal, 340
Roberts, Lois Margaret, San Diego Calif., 396
Roberts, Marjorle J., Monrovia, Calif.
Roberts, Merlene, Salt Lake City, 362
Roberts, Parley Cleve, Annabella
Roberts, Randall N., Monroe
Roberts, Richard A., Los Angeles, Calif.
Roberts, Robert Dejaun, Pleasant Grove
Roberts, Stanley B., Ogden, 318
Roberts, Virginia F., Anchorage, Alaska, 208, 362
Roberts, Wendell L., Tremonton, 396
Roberts, Wilford Harry, Vernal
Robertson Jerald C, Provo, 340
Robertson, Joel Scott, Burley, 396
Robertson, Kenneth F.. Richmond, Va., 237, 396
Robertson, Kent F., Honolulu, T.H.. 362
Robertson Marilyn. Los Angeles. Calif.. 200, 362
Robertson, Mildred R.. Richmond. Va.
Robins, EIna Lorene. Ontario, Ore., 108, 396
Robins, Patricia Lynn, Salina. 266, 396
Robinson Barbara J. Stoneham, Mass., 396
Robinson, Curtis E.. Tacoma, Wash.
Robinson. Franklin D., Provo
Robinson, Grant Evans, American Fork, 396
Robinson, Karl F., Grace, Ida., 362
Robinson, Leona Mae, Richfield, 226
Robinson, Lu Jean, American Fork
Robinson, Luella, Salt Lake City, 318
Robinson, Oscar Klar, Richfield, 340
Robinson, Margaret, Salt Lake City, 202
Robinson, Millie Marie, Col. Dublan, Chlh., Mex.. 396
Robinson. Patricia A., Van Nuys, Calif.. 396
Robinson, Patricia R... Las Vegas, Nev., 216, 318
Robinson, Roland Dee, Richfield
Robinson, Renell, Freedom, Wyo.. 362
Robinson, Shirlene, Kanab, 212, 318
Robinson, Shirley Ann, Richfield '^34, 396
Robison, ^Bryant W., Logandale, Nev.
Roblson. Clarence F., Provo
Robison, Clayne Wilcox, Boise, Ida., 162, 194, 195,
396
Robison, Derrel Jerome Ida. 259, 396
Robison, Helen Fern, Fillmore, 340
Robison, Laren R., Georgetown, Ida., 318
Robison, Klchard A., Provo
Robison, Richard W., Murray, 164
Rockwood, Dorothy D., Salt Lake City. 108, 172. 340
Roche, Marlene Frances, Antloch, Calif., 362
Rock Kenneth He„ber, Morgan, 340
Rockwood, Clarence L.. Provo
Rockwood, Daisy B., Salt Lake City. 108, 340
Rockwood, Eleanore B., Richland, Wash., 108, 396
Rockhlll, Carolyn, Kamas, 362
Rodas, Juan Jose, Quezalto, Guatemala, 256, 362
Rodeback, Charles H... Chicago, III., 318
Rodeback, Wilbur Ray, Vernal
Roderick. Judith Ann, Provo, 318
Rodriguez, Adan Raul, Quatemala. C. A., 362
Rodriguez, Joyce E., Provo, 362
Rodriguez, Jose, Puente, Calif.
Roe, Kenneth V.. Panqultch, 362
Rogers, Elizabeth Anne, Falrhaven, Mass., 167, 362
Rogers, Gail Monroe, Provo, 274, 318
Rogers, Hawley, Monroe, 396
Rogers, Kenneth Eugene, Nampa, Ida., 362
Rogers, Milton Stout, China Lake, Calif., 237, 396
Rogers, Warren Thomas, Minneapolis, Minn.. 340
Rogers, William Robert, Manassa, Colo.
Rohbock, Theodora Ann, Orem, 170, 230, 396
Roland, Peggy Lee, Macon. Ga., 172, 396
Rollins. Boyd Carter, Provo, 324
Rollins, Myron B.. Morgan, 326
Romero, Ervin Gordon, San Leandro, Calif.
Romney, Carolyn, Phoenix. Ariz., 287, 318
Romney, Geraldine
Romney, Gretta Anne, Provo, 363
Romney, Janet, Pullman, Wash.
Romney, Maurlne, Col. Juarez, Chlh., Mex.. 396
Romney, Van E. Jr., Kimberly, Ida., 214, 340
Romney, Sara Louise, Annlston, Ala., 318
Rooker, Clifton Keith. Modesto, Calif., 249, 340
Rooks, Betty Lou, Marlanna, Fla., 396
Rooks, John Douglas, Blountstown, Fla., 90, 210
Rooks, Oran Dewey, Blackfoot, Ida., 363
Roper, Keston A., Westwood, Calif., 224, 340
Roper, Laver L., Meeteetse Wyo.
Roper. Volt J., Provo
Roper, Ronald Rey, Kenilworth, 237, 340
Rose, Charles Buckley. Berkeley. Calif.. 396
Rose, Janet, Bountiful, 363
Rose, Marteil Beverly, Van Nuys, Calif.
Rose. Natel, Morgan, 363
Rose, Robert Orrin, Northrldge, Calif., 318
Rosier, Cora Jean, Chester
Ross, Maxlne, Brigham
Ross, Richard K.. American Fork
Rossal, Miguel Angel, Quez, Guatemala, 256
Rosslter, Carol Lynn, Helena, Mont., 260, 396
Rossiter, Ernest Terry, Salt Lake City, 204, 396
Rothe Frank Adams, Cardston, Alta.. Can.
Rothe, Ruth, Cardston, Alta., Can.
Rounds, Jay Carmer, Oakland, Calif., 396
Roundy, Bernell Adair, The Dalles, Ore., 396
Roundy, Vernon Dean, Escalante, 340
Rountree. Phyllis Gene. Redwood City, Calif., 396
Roush, Robert Ronald, Dillon, Colo., 340
Routsong, Robert W., Los Angeles, Calif.
Rowberry, Kara Jane, Idaho Falls, Ida., 230, 396
Rowe, Klara, Las Vegas, Nev.. 138. 396
Rowe, Lynn B.. Spanish Fork, 90
Rowe, Mathew Robert, Grand Junction, Colo., 318
Rowe, Mary Ellen, Oakland, Calif., 363
Rowe, Thomas Edward, Huntsvllle, 318
Rowland, Guy Lund, Waynesboro, Va.
Rowley, Carl Marion, Provo, 323
Rowley. Dariene, Springville
Rowley, Joan, Orem, 396
Rowley, Leo Wayne, Bynum, Mont., 363
Rowley, Leon J., Provo, 318
Rowley, Ralph A., Bountiful
Rowley, Raymond S., Bynum, Mont., 396
Rowley, Ronald Dee, Holladay, 396
Rowley, Rodney Ray, Parowan
Rowley, Vernon C. Jr., Blandlng, 318
Rowley, Walter Cecil, Garrison, 396
Roylance. Marilyn, Springville, 363
Roylance, Sharon, Ogden, 363
Royle, Kathleen. American Fork
Rucker, Carol, Tremonton, 318
Rucker, Fred Walker, Tremonton, 318
Ruesch, David Arthur, Los Angeles, Calif.
Ruge, James Downing, Twin Falls, Ida., 396
Rugg, Roger Horace, Provo, 248, 340
Rummler, Gary Carl, Provo, 318
Rummler, Roy Lee, Milford, 396
Runnels, Roy R. Jr., Honolulu, T. H., 257
Rupllnger, Kathryn E.. San Diego, Calif., 220, 396
Rupp, Jerolyn, Murray, 396
Runyan, Raymond J. Jr., Denver, Colo.
Rushton, Jack Louis, Ruth, Nev., 174
Russell, Carol Roberta, Elmlra, N. Y., 237, 396
Russell, ChyrI Ann, Lo» Angeles, Calif.. 212
Russell, Georgia, New York, N. Y., 207, 363
Russell, Harry C., Provo
Russell, John Douglas, Los Angeles. Calif.. 237. 318
Russell, Warren S., Kallspell, Mont.
Russon, Ann Ranae, Lehi. 396
Russo, Vito, Johnston, R. I.
Russon, Dee Ray, Lehi
Russon, Wendell Gerald, Orem
Russon, LaVell. lehi
Russon, William Harold, Los Angeles, Calif.
Rust, Dayle Kimball, Las Vegas, Nev., 323
Rust, Maida, Salem
Rust, Marleah, Salem
Rust, Patricia J., Henderson, Nev., 200, 255, 341
Rust, Richard Dllworth, Vernal, 224, 363
Rust, William L., Spanish Fork, 318
Rutherford, Peggy M., Alameda, Calif.. 230, 397
Rutledge, Cheryl Anne, Murtaugh, Ida.. 397
Rutledge, William B., Calgary, Alta.. Can., 397
Rutledge, James R., Cardston, Alta., Can., 272, 397
Rutter, Jesse James, Malad, Ida., 323
Rutz, Mary Ann, Portland, Ore., 38, 363
Ruward, Donald Fred, Hawthorne, Nev.
Ryan, Stanley Leiand, Eureka
Ryley, Frank Marion, Phoenix, Ariz.
Rymer, Newell K.. Provo, 318
Rynhart. Joanne M., No. Hollywood, Calif., 397
Sabey, Linda, MIdvale, 363
Sabin, Robert Burton, Yuba City, Calif.
Sabiers, Lathelan, Provo, 397
SabIn, Elaine, Salem, 170, 228, 363
Sabin, Joan, Salem, 222, 318
Sackett, Robert Eugene, Bellflower, Calif.
Safsten, Robert Gary, Blaine, Wash., 147, 262
Sager, Robert Alton, Vancouver, Wash., 341
Salazar, Llllle V.. Dayton, Ohio, 226, 397
Salazar, Richard David, Dayton, Ohio, 341
Salerno, Anna Marie, Provo, 176
Saling, Wallace M. Jr., Pleasant Grove, 341
Sallng, Sally Irene, Pleasant Grove
M2
Sfudent Index - Autumn Quarter
Salisbury.
Salisbury.
Salisbury,
Salisbury,
Salisbury.
106
238, 363
210, 363
Ida.
Falls,
279.
Ida.
341'
, 363
David G., Los Angeles, Calif., 397
Marlow W.. Murray, 397
Paul M., Provo
Todd Blaine, Provo, 34!
RaNae Emma, Murray, 216. 363
Salmon, David Reginald, Almonte, Ont., Can.
Salter, Philip Wayne, Santa Barbara, Calif
Salvesen, Patricia Ann. Downey, Ida., 228. 2
Salyer, King. Glendora. Calif,
Sam, David, Gary, Ind.
Sampson, Douglas C. Provo, 397
Samuel, Margaret Ann, Banning, Calif., 397
Samuelson, C. Wayne. Long Beach. Calif., 363
Sanchez, Carole Dean. Murray
Sand. Althea Grace, Long Beach, Calif., 278
Sandberg. Ann, Huntington, 397
Sandberg, Howard E., Yakima. Wash., 288. 397
Sandberg. LaMar A.. Grantsville. 363
Sandberg. Karl C. Monroe, 324
Sanders, Lynn M.. Shelley, Ida., 341
Sanders, Raymond Earle. Ogden, 363
Sanderson. Helen Rae, Boise, Ida.,. 397
Sanderson, James W., Provo
Sandgren, Vivi Ann .Z, Provo
Sandoval, Arthur R., Farmlngton, N. Mex.
Sanford. Dorothy. Holjaloa. T. H.
Sandwick. Diana Joy, Magna. 397
Sansom. Gary Lynn. Richland. Wash., 397
Sant George Richard, La Canada. Calif,
Santi Sharyn Sue, La Canada, Calif., 198, 397
Santlstevan, Edith N., Midvale, 318
Sappington, Melvln Jay, Pocatello, Ida,
Sardoni, Betty, Provo, 318
Sardoni, Larry Whitman, Provo, 363
Sare, Gene Raymond, San Diego. Calif.
Sare, Anita Jean C, Provo, 318
Sarno, Robert, Walalua, Oahu, T.H.
SaHerfleld, Robert L., Sterling
Sato, Jeanette MIyeko, Idaho
Sauls, Mary Alice, Provo
Saunders, Arlan Rex, Buhl, Ida
Saunders, Glen Eldon, Ogden
Saunders, Robert W., Provo, 318
Saunders, Ronald A., Blackfoot, Ida
Savllle, Ann, Boise, Ida.. 363
Sauvaget, Marie H., La Rochelle, France
Savllle, Marilyn, Boise. Ida.. 283, 318
Sawyer, Melvln Wayne. Rock Springs, Wyo,
Sawyers. Sherrell Jack, Tooele, 90. 194, 341
Sawyer, Richard B., Salt Lake City, 100, 397
Saxer, Alton Hugh, Victoria, Tex., 363
Saxey, Beverly H., Ogden, 318
Saxey, Edward Snow, Ogden. 318
Sayner, Florence B.. Ogden. 397
Schaerrer. Russell J., Payson
Schaefermeyer, Jeanene, Seward, Alaska, 397
Schaumann, Jon Peter, Devon. Conn.. 397
Schell, Gerald Albert, Lincoln Park, Mich., 224
Schempp, Mildred Lois, Mesa. Ariz., 397
Schenk, Calvin LeRoy Ft. Shaw. Mont., 260, 397
Schenk .Marilyn Jean, Wenatchee, Wash., 341
Schetselaar, Gordon, Salt Lake City, 341
Schiers, Iris Laverne, Victor. Ida.. 318
Schiffman. Doyle L., Klamath Falls, Ore., 363
Schill, Gerhard D., Col. Dublan. Chlh., Mex., 397
Schlinder. Alice, Blackfoot, Ida., 249, 341
Schipper, Donna Mae, San Leandiro, Calif.
363
Schlappl, Lloyd Kent. Fillmore, 363
Schloss, Fred W., Salt Lake City, 341
Schlund. Sandra Lee. Murtaugh, Ida., 397
Schmalz, Ruth Mathilde. Bern, Switzerland
Schmidt. David, Lordsburg. N. Mex., 363
Schmidt, Frank, Lordsburg, N. Mex., 363
Schmidt, George W., Mountain View, Calif.
397
Schmidt, Nathalie C, Gresham, Wis,. 202,
Schmidt, Rachel Lois, Gresham, Wis.
Schmidt, Rosemarle, Riverton, 176, 363
Schneider, Dolores J., Portland, Ore., 108, 189, 341
Schneider, Mahrah Lee, Los Angeles, Calif., 198
Schneyder, Leslie M.. Magrath, Alta,, Can., 397
Schoenfeld, Joan Mae, Parma, Ohio,
Schofield, David L., Provo, 204. 363
Schofleld, Ha Claire, Hiko, Nev„ 246
Schofield, Rex John, Orem, 341
Schofleld, Sharlene, Hiko. Nev., 397
Scholes, Carol, American Fork, 198,
Scholes Joann, American Fork, 198,
Scholle, Richard E„ Orem, 323
Scholes, Robert M.. American Fork
Schouten. John G., Springville, 341
Schouten, Robert Dean, Springville
Schow, Luana June, Twin Falls, Ida., 128. 318
Schow, Sharon Lee, Twin Falls, Ida., 234 397
Schramm, Clarence F., Payson, 149, 341
Schramm, Orva! Ray. Provo
Schrlmshire, Elma R., Macon, Ga., 397
Schroeter, Clare, Brookfield, 111.. 170. 234. 397
Schulf, Richard P., Salt Lake City
Schuike, Thomas Walter, Helena, Mont.
Schult. Hazel Memmott. Fresno, Calif.. 341
Schultz. Ronald W.. Buffalo. N. Y., 190, 263, 324
Schulzke, Astrid M. E.. Toronto. Can., 363
Schutt, Geralynn L.. Spokane. Wash., 318
Schwab, Marvin G.. Afton. Wyo., 363
Schwab, Scott Kingston, Salt Lake City, 174, 397
Schwendiman, Deann, Idaho Falls, Ida., 341
Scoresby, Jessie Gaye, lona, Ida., 397
287, 318 Scoresby, Marilyn, lona, Ida., 246. 363
256, 397
341
33
226,
341
397
397
Sco/esby, Mary Lou, lona, Ida.. 172. 246, 363
Scott, Andrew Jerry. Springville
Scott, Anita Rose, Orem, 363
Scott, Annette, Reno, Nev., 397
Scott, Dean E.. Salt Lake City. 363
Scott, Ethel Lou, Ft. Benton. Mont., 363
Scott, James F., Sklatook, Okla., 204, 341
Scott, Jasper Denis, American Fork
Scott, June, Provo, 397
Scott, Leon Rouzelle, Provo
Scott, Lois Jean, Idaho Falls, Ida.. 318
Scott, Myrnalee, Palo Alto, Calif., 216, 397
Scott, Peggy Ann, Provo
Scott, Robert M. Jr., Compton, Calif., 91
Scriver, James William, Niagara Falls, N. Y., 363
Scroggs, Robert Anson, Norfolk, Va., 175
Sealund, Gloria E., Menio Park, Calif.
Seamons. Marlene. Montpelier. Ida., 397
Searle, Inez Smith, Corpus Chrlstl, Tex,. 318
Secretan, Robert Lee, Del Bonita, Alta.. Can.
Sedgwick, Claudia, Riverside. Calif., 31, 32, 33. 222
226. 227, 301, 318
Sedgwick, Donald H., Riverside, Calif., 190, 397
Seegmiller, David W., Provo, 325
Seeley, Dixie Lee, Huntington, 363
Seeley, Peggy Marie, Ogden, 172, 230, 397
Seely, Doyle Grant, San Diego, Calif., 106
Seely. Kay Gee, Provo
Seely, Sonya N., Craig, Colo., 47, 216, 369, 397
Sego. Norman Kerry. Manassa. Colo.
Sego, Thomas T., Manassa, Colo.
Selbert. Charlene F.. San Francisco. Calif., 202. 341
Selfert, Marilyn, Bountiful, 363
Selger, Richard H., Orem, 210. 341
Selter, Carolyn June, Heber, 363
Selln. Terry G., Springville, 325
Sellers, Robert D.. Bellflower, Calif.
Sellers, Harry Francis, Rock Springs, Wyo.. 363
Sellers, Keith LaMar, Rexburg, Ida., 363
Semadeni, Irene Alice, Creek Dove, Colo.. 232, 233
243, 254. 259. 341
Senne, Joellen Kay, Topeka, Kan., 230, 397
Sennhauser, Lore Luise, Salt Lake City. 230. 397
Sessions, Charles M., Layton, 323
Sessions. Dale R.. Heber, 318
Sessions. Nellie Grace. Ogden, 318
Sessions, Vernal C, Afton, Wyo., 363
Severns. B. Pamela, Chicago, III., 397
Severin, Shirlene M., Los Angeles, Calif.. 363
Sevy, Caria, Salt Lake City, 397
Sevy, Nonagene, Salt Lake City, 341
238, 276, Sexsmlth, Margaret J., Las Vegas, Nev., 138, 397
Seymour, J. Barton, Murray
Seymour, Karen Margot, Stockton, Calif., 131. 212
Shaeffer, Earl M., Palisade, Colo., 214
Shamburg, John Burton, Santa Barbara, Calif., 363
Shannon. Alice J.
Sharp. Annetta Clark. Salt Lake City. 283. 318
Sharp. Barbara J., Mt. View, Alaska, 230, 363
269, Sharp, Beverly, Preston, Ida.. 397
Sharp, Gay, Long Beach, Calif., 341
Sharp, Hugh Leo, Salt Lake City, 318
Sharp, Janyce White, Salt Lake City, 170, 230, 397
Sharp, Jerold Lon, Provo, 363
Sharp, Joan Marie, Redlands, Calif., 318
363 Sharp, Louise Clark, Salt Lake City, 326
Sharp, Paul Gregory, Preston, Ida.
Shattuck, Marilyn A., San Jose, Calif.
Shaw. Bill Eugene. Port Angeles. Wash,
Shaw, Donald Tracy, Charlotte, N. C, 397
Shaw, Glen Robert, Provo, 318
Shaw, James Thatcher, Tetonla, Ida.
Shaw. Richard Ernest. Segnim. Wash.
Shaw. Robert Clinton, Provo
Shaw, Robert Keith, Cardston, Alta., Can.,
Shay, Frances M., Albuquerque, N. Mex,, 198, 318
Sheen, Norman Dewayne, Cardston, Alta., Can.. 364
Sheen, Stanley Kay, Cardston, Alta., Can., 364
Sheffield. Jack. Orem
Sheffield, Joann, Kaysville, 397
397
365
318
341
363
256
221,
341
412
Sheffield. Katherine F.. Springville
Shelby. Joe Lester. American Fork. 364
Sheldon. Robert B.. Provo
Shell. Verl Dee. Provo. 91. 397
Shell. Jack Earl. Payson. 196. 364
Shelton. Donald L., Midvale
Shelton, Donna, Salt Lake City, 397
Shelton, Dorothy A,, Concord, Calif., 341
Shelton, Fred Auston, Lehl
Shepherd, Charles H., Payson
Shelton, Stephen Ralph, Huntington Park, Calif., 364
Shepherd, George Kent, Lehl, 364
Shepherd, Ivan Dale, Payson, 323
Shepherd, Jerry Earl, Springville,
Shepherd, John R., Provo, 318
Sherry, Claude Joel, Provo
Sherwood, Dora Lou, Salina, Kan..
Sherwood. Neil Ray, Provo. 341
Sherwood, Rufus Glen, Cardston, Alta., Can.. 341
Shields. Earl Delos. Calgary, Alta., Can.. 364
Shields. Elise Marie. Rosemary. Alta., Can., 397
Shields, Janice Lyn, Tooele, 397
Shields, Robert Glenn, Swift Current, Sask.. Can., 397
Shields, Morris D., Shaughnessy, Alta., Can., 326
Shim, Bok Suk, Seoul, Korea, 102, 113, 318
Shlmoda, Donna Akiko, Salt Lake City, 257, 364
Shinsel, Glenda Lee, La Grande, Ore..
Shipley, Paul Price, Mesa, Ariz.. 341
Shlpp, Clair Barton, Springville
Shipp, Sherilynn, Joseph, 202, 203, 232,
Shirk, Donna Lee, St. Louis, Mo., 397
Shirley, Kenneth Lee, Salt Lake City, 341
Shirley, Rowan Dee, Gilmer, Tex., 365
Shirts, Elmo Bryant, Portland, Ore.. 341
Shirts, Addle Uwarda, Portland, Ore.. 364
Shockley, Stanley L.. Jerome. Ida., 341
Shoemaker. Donna Rae. Caldwell. Ida.
Shoe. Norma Kay. Nebane, N. C, 364
Shore, Daryle Jean, Oakland, Calif.. 397
Short, Mariory G., Provo, 237, 341
Shown, John Alan, San Antonio, Tex.
Shuey, Valerie J., Wilmington. Calif.. 398
Shreeve, Dale Fuller, Spanish Fork, 398
Shumway, Carmen, St. Johns, Ariz., 226, 364
Shumway, David Alma, Chandler, Ariz., 398
Shumway, Dean C, Blandlng
Shumway Dewayne J.. Blandlng. 364
Shumway, Gary Lee, Blandlng, 254, 398
Shumway, Jerry, Provo, 364
Shumway, Katie, Provo
Shumway, Keith Ardlt, Blandlng, 254, 364
Shumway, Marlene, St. Johns, Ariz.. 341
Shumway, Sylvia, Taylor, Ariz.. 175. 398
Shunn, Donald William, Los Angeles, Calif., 398
, Shupe, Larry Lee, Lehl, 398
Shupe, Margaret V., Salt Lake City, 325
Shupe, William Dale, Col. Juarez, Chlh., Mex., 341
Shurtleff, Howard Paul, Castro Valley, Calif., 278, 364
Shurtliff, Donald, Overton, Nev., 341
Shurtliff, Myrna, Overton, Nev., 30. 364
Shurtz, Garrold Cleve, Washougal, Wash.
Sidwell. Dorothy J., Whittler, Calif., 269. 398
Sldwell, Robert W.. St. George, 341
Siemssen, Joanne J., Portland, Ore., 269. 398
Siggard, Connie Lou, Brigham, 367
Silk, Fredric Roger, Carmichael. Calif.
Sill. William Dudley, Las Vegas, Nev., 364
Sllva, Betta May, Murray, 257, 398
Silver, Jean Russell, Salt Lake City, 282. 398
Slmac, Ellen Ann, Griffith, Ind., 230, 398
Simmons, Almo B.. Provo
Simkins, Dorothy, Parowan, 284
Simmons, Edward James, Bloomlngton, 111..
Simmons. Ernest W.. Helena. Mont., 341
Simmons, Karen Sue, Grace, Ida., 398
Simmons, Leiand R., Allison Park, Pa., 223,
Simmons, Lillian Jean, Dayton, Ohio, 398
Simmons, Mary Jo, Las Vegas, Nev., 365
Simmons, Preston D., Long Beach, Calif.
Simmons, Robert C, Provo, 341
Simms, Connie May, Seattle, Wash., 318
Simonis, Arlene Ruth, LaGrande, Ore., 364
Simons. Ronald Budd. San Bernardino, Calif., 148, 341
Simper, Dorothy, Oakley, Ida., 364
Simper, Genlel, Pleasant Grove, 216, 341
Simper, Iris May, San Francisco, Calif,. 398
Simpson, Beth, fHooper
Simpson, Iris Marie, Greensboro, N. C, 398
Simpson, Shirley Ann, Kernersville, N. C. 398
Sims, Patricia Jane, Marlanna, Fla., 216, 364
Sims, Paul Glen, Greenville, Calif.
Sims. Sharon Marlcia. Portland, Ore., 244, 341
Sinclair, Jerry Victor, Calgary, Alta.. Can.. 398
Singleton. Gary O., Provo
Singleton. Kenneth B.. Lehl
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, 113, 398
Chih.. Mex.
91, 398
Singleton. Monroe P., Provo. 398
Sirrine, Edwin Boyd, Phoenix, Ariz.. 341
Sisemore. Claudia. Salt Lake City. 202, 364
Sjoberg, Russell Jones. Logan. 364
Sioblom, Dee Ann E.. Farminglon. 253
5keen. James Frank. Nyssa. Ore.. 341
Skeen. Lamar W., Ogden. 318
Skeen, Talmage Wheeler. Ogden
Skidmore. Emellne. Pocatello. Ida., 228
Skelton. James LaMar, Provo, 398
Skidmore, John Wesley, Provo. 3 18
Skinner. Nola Lavon. Salt Lake City, 108, 318
Skinner, Velda, Safford, Am., 228, 250. 364
Skipper, Dyion S.. Leiand, N. C.
Skousen, Karl M.. Spanish Fork. 325
Skousen, Karyle. Spanish Fork. 398
Skousen. Kenneth W., Mesa. Ariz.. 250, 365
Skousen, Kliena Jean. Chandler. Ariz.. 365
Skousen, Larry Piatt. Col. Juarez. Chih.. Mex.. 286,
323
Skousen. Owen D., Mesa. Ariz., 106,
Skousen, Owen Daniel. Col. Juarez,
Skousen, Sherren, Orem. 398
Skousen, Wendell W., Orem
Skoy, Vernon Sylvester, Shelley. Ida
Slade. Christine, Hesperus. Colo.
Slade. J. Dion. Dunsmulr. Calif.. 398
Slade. Nancy Jo, Hesperus. Colo.
Slade. James Wilford. Hesperus. Colo.
Slade, Marlow Lyie, Durango. Colo.
Slade. Rosalie, Hesperus. Colo.. 255. 398
Slade, Thomas Edmund, Provo. 268. 364
Slater, Cleo Yvonne. Yerington. Nev.
Slater. Henry Wayne. McGill. Nev., 210, 211. 34'
Slaton, Rubye Janelle. Provo
Slaughter, Larry Dean, Bakersfield, Calif.. 255. 341
Slay, Joan, Many, La.
Slaughter, Opal Adele. Bakersfield. Calif., 318
Slay. David, Many, La.
Sloan. Marilyn Jean, Lethbridge. Alto.. Can.. 364
Sly. Russell Melvln. Milford. 364
Smart, Merrill Jay, Springvllle, 274. 341
Smart. Richard J., Portland. Ore., 218. 223. 412
Smeath. John Boyd, Provo
Smeath, Lorna Mae. Provo. 216
Smedley, George H.. Clearfield, 318
Smedley, Milton g.. Clearfield. 341
Smellie, Don Carl, Provo, 364
Smellie, Marilyn Ruth. Needles, Calif.. 246
Smellie. Robert F.. Needles. Calif.. 280. 364
Smith, Alan James. Idaho Falls. Ida.. 398
Smith, Albert G., San Bruno. Calif., 214
Smith, Anja O. K., Provo
Smith, Archie Duone. Spanish Fork
Smith, Arnetta lona. Soda Springs. Ida., 398
Smith, Barbara Ann. Porterville. Calif.
Smith, Barry Melvin, Temple City, Calif., 364
Smith, Bertrand Gary. Cedar
Smith. Betty, Lehi. 364
Smith, Blake M.. Provo
Smith, Burke Martin, Richfield
Smith, Carole. Salt Lake City
Smith, Carolyn. Henrieville. 341
Smith. Charlene Irene, Murray
Smith. Catherine, Brooklyn. N. Y., 226, 398
Smith, Charles Kumen, Tacoma, Wash.
Smith, Clayn. Phoenix, Ariz.. 364
Smith, Crystal LaRee. Drlggs, Ida., 318
Smith, Cynthia J.. Billings. Mont., 341
Smith. David Warren, Downey. Calif., 204. 398
Smith, De Anna, Milwaukee, Wis., 230. 398
Smith, Dean Thomas, Cowley, Wyo., 166
Smith. Dee Lynn, Burbank. Calif.. 244. 273, 318
Smith. Diane, Provo. 250, 398
Smith. Doris Diane. Globe. Ariz.
Smith. Edele, Oakley, Ida., 398
Smith Eleana. Alderwood Manor, Wash., 285. 288. 341
Smith, Elizabeth Anne, Snowflake. Ariz.. 341
Smith. Eugene Clinton. Spanish Fork
Smith. Eugene Edward. Concord. Calif.. 204. 208, 398
Smith, Forrest Clinton. Blackfoot. Ida.. 196. 398
Smith. Furlann. Lehi. 398
Smith, Gerald James, Tpoele. 398
Smith, George Locklen. Salt Lake City, 91. 398
Smith. Gerald Lee, Yakima, Wash.
Smith, Gerald W.. Provo. 318
Smith. Gibson Raymond. Provo. 318
Smith, Glen Mecham, American Fork
Smith, Gordon E., Payson. 30
Smith. Gordon Lee, Boise. Ida., 224
Smith, Gordon Malin, Lehi, 398
Smith, Heber Chase, Alhambra, Calif.
Smith. Henry Ray. Roosevelt. 398
Smith, Ida Fae, Ellensburg, Wash.
Smith, Irving De, Estacada, Ore., 342
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Jacquelyn D., Helena Mont., 398
James Meivln. Burbank. Calif.. 398
Janice Ann, Woodburn, Ore.. 228. 364
Janice Nona. Draper. 398
Jasmine Louise, Kansas City. Kan., 365
Jerry Petersen. Salt Lake City. 398
John Storton. Salt Lake City. 318
Karen Breckon, Phoenix. Ariz., 198, 342
Karl Leiand, Frulta, Colo.. 398
Kay Hogan. Provo, 318
Keith Craig, Pasadena, Calif.. 398
Kenneth Merrill. Salt Lake City
Larry Don. Lehi, 364
Leo Edward, San Antonio. Tex.
Leon Gene, Provo. 318
Linda Lou. Ogden. 176. 318
Loretta Mae. Yakima, Wash., 364
Luther Hagen. Richland. Wash.
LyIe Green. Klamath Falls, Ore.. 3 18
Lynn Crane. Provo. 342
M, Linnea. Farmlngton, N. Mex., 323
Marian Dee, Los Angeles, Calif., 200. 230. 266,
398
Marie. Monroe. 202. 342
Marilyn, Portland. Ore., 237, 364
Martha Emelle, Granger, Wash.,
Max Dale, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Mearle B., Provo
MIlo Ray, Snowflake, Ariz., 318
Miriam, Vernal, 200, 265. 342
Mirra. Carmangay. Alta., Can..
N. Wayne. Orem
Nadda. Mesa, Ariz., 162, 364
Nadlne N.. Salt Lake City, 283
Nathan C. Wendall, Ida., 154.
Noel Edward, Draper, 398
Oliver, Provo
Paul Charles, Layton. 253
Paul Stephenson. St. George
Ralph J,. Provo, 318
Ray Arlow. Rupert, Ida.
Reva Alice, Rexburg, Ida., 108,
Richard Condie, Roy
Richard L., Monticello
Rilla Jeanine, Granger, Wash., 283
Robert Bailey, Provo
Robert B.. Provo, 279
Robert Vigh, Van Nuys, Calif.
Ronald Cole, Rupert, Ida., 398
Ronald Gary, Los Angeles, Calif.
398
364
342
Ron.ild R.. Green River, Wye. 2/0, 325
Sharon E., Salt Lake City
Sandra. Las Vegas, Nev.. 323
Sandra Marie, Woodland Hills, Calif.. 266, 398
Sharon Fern. Salt Lake City
Sharon Lyn, Tustln. Calif.. 230. 398
Sharon Lynn, Provo, 398
Sheldon Kay. Draper
Sheryll Lynn. Provo
Shirley. PIncher Creek. Alta.. Can.. 172, 398
Steven H., Nyssa, Ore.. 269. 364
Sue Eileen, Van Nuys. Calif.. 200,
Terry Alan. Los Angeles, Calif., 196
Vern G., Three Forks. Mont.
Wayne Fredrick, Provo. 364
thson. Clark Louis. Los Angeles. Calif.,
thson, E. Brady. Holbrook. Ariz,
thson. Rhoda Pearl, Scottsdale, Ariz.. 364
Smoot. Abraham Owen, Salt Lake City, 3 18
Smoot, Harlow E. II, Provo. 318
Smoot, Leon Douglas. Springvllle, 270, 325
Smouse. Deforrest, Farmlngton. N. Mex., 342
Smouse. George Robbin, Prewitt, N. Mex.
Smurthwaite, Mary Vera. Beaverton Ore
398
Smyth, Marilyn Delia, Boise, Ida., 232
Smythe, Helen Gall, Ft. Worth. Tex., 172, 398
Smythe, James William. Salt Lake City, 221. 364
Snarr, Carol Erna. Salt Lake City
Snarr, Margaret. Salt Lake City. 232, 342
Sneed, Woodrow Blaine. Cherokee, N. C, 269, 364
Snell, Jacqueline, Magna. 364
Snelson, Keith P.. Springvllle
Snider. Eloise Mae. Delta. Colo.. 364
Snow, Beora Marlene. Walnut Creek. Calif 259 268
364
Snow. Carol Lee. Provo. 393
Snow. Gordon Lee, Spanish Fork, 342
Snow, Louise. Provo, 208, 342
Snow, Norma Jean C, Provo
Snow, Sherron Marie, Price
Snow, Wanda M., Provo
Snow, Shirley, Ogden, 49. 128. 216. 318, 412
Snowball, Alice Naelda. Riverside, Calif., 398
Snyder, Darryl Lynn. Burbank. Calif.. 280. 398
.. 172,
342
398
, 190,
230.
364
261,
Sobers. Richard, Vallejo. Calif., 364
Sobrlo, Marshall G., Reno. Nev., 342
Soha. Victoria Ruth. Great Falls. Mont., 134. 398
Solesbee. Ralph W.. Provo
Solesbee. Martha Jane, Fullerton, Calif.. 364
Solum, Darrell R., Georgetown. Ida., 398
Somervllle. David J.. Monticello. 398
Solomon, James Devey. Provo
Somervllle. Rulon K., Monticello. 364
Sones. James Dalton, Provo, 398
Sondregger. Emory O., Midway, 325
Sondrup. Keith D.. Provo, 318
Soper. Charles Leslie. Bell, Calif.
Soper. Edna Florine B.. Elizabeth City, N. C.
Sorensen, Charles C, Sacramento. Calif., 398
Sorensen, Cotinne. Elko, Nev., 364
Sorensen, Edwin Ralph. Lovell. Wyo.
Sorensen, Gerald C. Jr.. Vallejo, Calif., 214, 364
Sorensen, Griffith L., Sierra Madre, Calif., 364
Sorensen, Helen Gaye. Vallejo, Calif., 364
Sorensen, Joyce, Salt Lake City
Sorensen, Judith Ann, Alhambra, Calif.. 200, 342
Sorensen, Lincoln Boam, Provo. 224
Sorensen, Margaret A., Las Vegas, Nev., 398
Sorensen, Phyllis N., Salt Lake City, 164
Sorensen, Merlin Ray, Ogden, 162, 326
Sorensen. Milton Tod. Mt. View, Calif.. 342
Sorensen. Myron Louis, Sacramento, Calif., 204
Sorensen. Roberta Ann, Alhambra, Calif.. 364
Sorensen. Sheila Ann. Santa Fe. N. Mex., 398
Sorensen, Stephen, Redmond, 364
Sorenson, Burnell D., Pleasant Grove. 318
Sorenson. Carol Dawn, Delta
Sorenson, Emma Jean. Roseville. Calif., 364
Sorenson, John Leon, Denver, Colo.. 398
Sorenson, Kenneth C, Lahabra. Calif., 398
Soule, Carlin Lee, Glendale, Calif., 210
Southwell. William H., Lyman. Neb.. 160, 398
Southwick. William S.. Ogden
Southworth. Grant L.. Provo
Sowerwine. Ronald J., Sparks. Nev.. 399
Spackman. Diane M., Lethbridge, Alta.. Can.
Spalding, Idyll Grace. Provo, 230. 399
Sparks. Yvonne Suzette, Los Angeles, Calif., 399
Speakman, William D.. Cottonwood, Ariz., 318
Speakman, Robert B.. Provo
Speckart, Philip S., Provo, 237. 399
Speas, James Clark. Richmond, Va.. 173. 237, 399
Spell, Anna Yvonne, Clinton, N. C, 173, 364
Spencer, Claudlne, Payson
Spencer, Elva. Provo, 399
Spencer. Duane Hayden, Cardston, Alta., Can.
Spencer. Karl F., Escalante. 204, 318
Spencer. Lael A., Escalante
Spencer, Lora Lee. Richfield, 287
Spencer. Robert R., Tillamook. Ore.. 399
Spencer. Ushur Stanley, Escalante, 342
Spencer, Virginia. Provo
Spendlove, George Paul, Hurricane
Spendlove, LyIe Bart, Hurricane, 270. 279. 325
Sperry, Delbert Joy, Provo, 364
Spllsbury. Jewel Ann, Salt Lake City, 262. 264, 326
Sperry, Joan Carol, Pomona, Calif., 364
Spilker, Raymond A., Salt Lake City, 264. 399
Spjut, Norma Esther, Salt Lake City, 262. 364
Spradley, Roy Hathaway, Jacksonville, Fla., 252, 364
Spratling, Coleen. West Jordan, 202, 364
Springer, Dale Lyman. Sandy, 399
Sprouse. Elmer Leon, Roosevelt
Spurlock, Charles P.. Navajo. Ariz.. 399
Squire, Adrien J., Laverkin
Squire, Scott O., Laverkin. 255, 342
Squires, Bryant, Idaho Falls. Ida., 90
Squires, David A.. Fairfield, Mont., 260. 323
Squires, Ramon Llle, Fairfield Mont., 173, 260. 399
Staats, Richard C, Orem, 269, 399
Staffanson, Bill Vern, Lompoc, Calif.. 262, 342
Stadmlller, Barbara A., San Jose. Calif.. 226. 399
Stagg. Marland N.. Vernal
Stagg, Sharon Arlene. Salt Lake City, 342
Staheli, Zera Larralne, Provo
Staker. Glen Dona, Mt. Pleasant. 249, 266. 342
Staker. Lynn LeRoy. Teton, Ida., 399
Staley, Roger F., Mlllbrae. Calif., 210, 399
Standiflrd. Lynn, Chandler, Ariz.. 250. 399
Standing. Benjamin W.. Ogden, 3 1 8
Stanfleld, Minta M., Provo
Stanger, Viva Brown. Provo, 342
Stanford. Ralph C, Los Angeles, Calif-, 364
Stanger, Ronald R., Grants Pass, Ore.
Stanfleld. Ruth, Bellflower. Calif., 170. 198. 364
Stanley. Marilyn. Heber, 164. 170. 212, 342
Stanton, Brian Eugene, Park City, 342
Staples David O., Kanosh
Stanton, David Carl, Hamilton, Mont., 399
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staples, Sue Anne, Denver, Colo., 226, 207, 318
Stapleton, William L, Owendale, Alta., Can., 342
Stapley, Claudia, Beaver, 174, 208, 318
Stapley, Hal Spencer, Provo, 86. 90
Stapley, Homer D., Provo
Stark. Joseph Paul, Phoenix. Ariz.. 364
Starks, Ikey, Orem, 399
Starley, Shirley May, Burley, Ida., 170, 342
Starr. Sylvia Mae, Hiawatha, 342
Startin, Ronald S., Murray, 91
Startin, Wayne Leroy, Provo, 90
Stay, Donavee, Montebello. Calif., 200, 342
Stay. Maxine, Montebello, Calif.. 399
Stebbings. Richard E., Marylake, Wash., 342
Stecker, Alexander T.. Pleasant Grove
Steckler, Dianne Kay, Bern, Ida., 342
Steed, Michael Eugene, Salem, Ore., 399
Steed. Bruce David, Cardston, Alta., Can.. 325
Steed, John H.. Blackfoot. Ida.
Steel, Harvey LaVar. Prcvo
Steele, Edris Eleanor, Phoenix, Ariz., 342
Steele, Jack LeRoy, Paradoy, Colo., 364
Steele, Sharon Kay, Delta, 108, 188, 342
Steele, Shirley, Rangely, Colo., 230, 265, 399
Steeneck, Annette L., Salt Lake City, 364
Steffensen, Sonia, Woodland Hills, Calif., 399
Steimie, Douglas Allen, Yermo, Calif.
Stein, Joanne, Burbank, Calif.
Steiner, Gordon, Rexburg, Ida., 364
Stelnagel. Joanne, Sacramento, Calif., 198
Steinbach, Richard R., Albany, N. Y.
Stelnke, Tonn Edward, West Jordan, 90
Stephen, Judith R., Murray, 207, 222, 318
Stephen, Roy M., Kamloops, B. C, Can., 342
Stephens, Darwirr J., Nampa, Ida., 318
Stephens, Harriet L., Bountiful, 399
Stephens, Larry T., Whittier, Calif.
Stephens, Robert E., Powell, Wyo., 245
Stephenson, Clyde W., Provo
Stephenson. Kay Verl, McCammon, Ida.
Stephenson, Joyce, Wendell, Ida.. 175, 3"42
Stephenson, Kathryn, Lehl, 172, 399
Stephenson, Maralyn, Rexburg, Ida.
Stephenson, Merene. Holden. 287, 342
Stephenson, Paul James, Nampa, Ida.
Stepp, Caroline F., Arlington, Calif., 237, 342
Stepp, Marcla Lee, Arlington, Calif.
Stettler, Carolyn, Caldwell, Ida., 226, 342
Stettler, Janice, Caldwell, Ida., 172, 399
Stevens, Dale B., Provo
Stevens, Donald Elmer, Lovell, Wyo.
Stevens, Donn Douglas. Alameda, Calif.
Stevens, Marilyn, Clearfield, 342
Stevens, Mont Johnson, Holden, 364
Stevens, Murray Robert, New York City, N. Y., 162
399
Stevens, Norma Luan, Springville, 164
Stevens, Sherre, San Carlos. Calif.. 108, 189. 364
Stevenson. Dwayne H., Salt Lake City
Stevenson, Dale Floyd, Payson
Stevenson, David Lee, Las Vegas, Nev., 399
Stevenson, Diane Lei, San Gabriel, Calif., 42, 43, 143
170, 234, 399
Stevenson, Wlllfred R., Great Falls, Mont.," 399
Stevenson, William C, Camarillo, Calif., 259, 399
Stevenson, William V., Layton, 399
Stewart, Barbara, Orem, 44, 198, 269, 342
Stewart, David D., Provo, 399
Stewart, David M., Provo, 319
Stewart, Elden Levearn. Falrvlew. 319
Stewart, Elta Renee, Falrvlew, 399
Stewart, Gary L., Kaysvllle, 154, 158
Stewart, Gary Llnck, Las Vegas, Nev., 399
Stewart James E. Falrvlew, 3bA
Stewart. James L. Jr.. Congress, Ariz., 399
Stewart, Jean, Ft. Collins, Colo., 277
Stewart. Kay Josephine. Las Vegas. Nev.
Stewart. Lois Marie. Nampa, Ida., 399
Stewart, Mary Lynne. Ogden, 399
Stewart. Lawrence E.. Lehl
Stewart. Marilyn Grace. Salt Lake City
Stewart. Merwln Udell. Las Vegas. Nev.
Stewart. Norma Lee. Nampa. Ida.. 364
Stewart, Richard Allen, Grldley, Calif., 279
Stewart, Sandra Rae, Eugene, Ore., 399
Stewart. Scott P.. Provo, 364
Stewart, Sharon Lynn, Garden Grove, Calif.
Stewart, Sherrell. Spanish Fork. 364
Stewart. Thell James. Meadow
Stewart. Virginia R.. Spanish Fork
Stickler, Pearly E., Provo
Stiles, Patricia Mae, Mesa, Ariz., 399
Stillman, Michael T., La Crescenta, Calif.
Stimpson, Sharlene M., Paul, Ida., 399
Stlres. David Warfleld, Malvern, Ohio, 342
Stirland, Elaine, Chinook, Mont., 34. 207, 226 242,
304, 342
Stirling, Keith Henry, Las Vegas, Nev., 399
Stock, Darls Armoleen, Waterflow, N. Mex.. 399
Stock, Janice Irene, Fish Haven, Ida., 342
Stock, Marjorle E.. Waterflow. N. Mex., 283, 319
Stoddard, Ann, Ventura, Calif.. 342
Stodard, Ellas Thomas, Washington, D. C.
Stoddard, Frederick D., Provo, 149
Stoddard, Margaret E., Wlem, Calif., 399
Stoddard, Robert Lee. Rigby. Ida.. 399
Stoffel. Mary Alice. San Diego. Calif.. 342
Stohlton. John B.. Millbrae. Calif., 210
Stoker, Jimmy B., Nyssa, Ore., 365
Stoker, Joseph Howell, Provo, 270
Stoker. Vanae. Nyssa, Ore., 400
Stokes, Edna Marie, Hayward, Calif., 198, 365
Stokes, Larry Eldon, Twin Falls, Ida., 400
Stokes, Margaret Lee, Albuquerque, N. Mex.. 200,
262, 365
Stokes, Mirl Wynn, Salmon, Ida., 365
Stokes, Ned Arthur, Fruitland, Ida., 400
Stolworthy, Andrew T., Spanish Fork. 91
Stolworthy. Clara Joy. Spanish Fork. 342
Stone, Conrad G., Provo
Stone, Cynthia Sue, Orem, 276, 365
Stone, David John, Provo
Stone, Duane Deane, Stockton, Calif., 400
Stone, John Royal, Orem
Stone, Kay Marie, Raymond, Alta., Can., 162, 319
Stone, Lola, Sterling, Ida., 319
Stone, Leonora M., Provo, 365
Stone, Margaret Louise, Portland. Ore., 400
Stone, Rhea Christina, Sterling, Ida.
Stonehocker, Sandra, Rolla, Mo., 342
Stoneking, Jack L., Galesburg, III., 400
Stonek'ng, Lois Marie, Provo, 342
Stoneking, Stanley D., Galesburg, III.
Stones, Richard Deal, Mllwaukie, Ore., 269
Stones, Robert Carr, Portland, Ore., 269, 365
Storey, Jerald T., Provo
Storrs, Elaine. Tooele, 173, 207, 399
Stoslch. David Jon. Idaho Falls. Ida.. 218. 400
Stott. Gary R., Fairfield, Mont., 260, 342
Stott, Leiand Franklin. Provo
Stout, Carol, Salt Lake City, 400
Stout, Richard Dale Salt Lake City, 342
Stout, Mary Diane, San Bruno, Calif., 230, 400
Stout, Robert Thomas, Boise. Ida.
Stowell. Conrad W., Phoenix, Ariz.
Stowell, Desma Faye, Nephl, 342
Stowell, Dorothy S., Pocatello, Ida., 319
Stradllng, Phillip R., Mesa, Ariz., 364
Strang, James LeRoy, Moscow, Ida,, 323
Strang, Robert James. National City. Calif.
Strange. Teralee. Bellflower. Calif.
Strasburg. George B.. Lehl, 365
Strasser. Margo Gene. Salt Lake City. 269. 400
Strate. Eleanor Kay. Salt Lake City. 400
Stratford. Nancy Sue. San Bernardino. Calif.. 220,
365
Stratford, Theron Jack, San Bernardino, Calif., 400
Stratton, Betsey L., Salt Lake City, 400
Stratton, David C. Salt Lake City. 400
Stratton. Franklin K.. Orem, 319
Stratton, Richard B.. Orem. 400
Strawn. Alfred Lament. Lomita, Calif., 196
Strayer, George Henry, Torrance, Calif., 400
Strebe, David Albert, El Cajon. Calif., 400
Strebel. Robert Martin. Provo. 400
Strickland, Lelta. Cedar Valley. 400
Stricklln. Mary Ellen. El Paso, Tex., 400
Strlngham, Barbara J., Elgin, Ore., 216
Strlngham. Gary Rice. Hill Spring, Alta., Can., 365
Strlngham, George B., Hill Spring, Alta., Can., 399
Strlngham, Golda, Bountiful, 400
Strlngham, Joan, Salt Lake City
Strlngham, Murray H.. Cardston, Alfa., Can., 342
Strlngham, Ruth Marie, Lethbrldge, Alta.. Can,, 237
399
Strlngham. Stanford B.. Bountiful
Strlngham. Stuart R., Ogden, 146, 319
Stroble, Carlta. Lu, Boone, Iowa, 176, 207, 365
Strong, Carol, American Fork, 207, 342
Strong. Genevieve, Drlggs, Ida., 365
Strong Janet, Idaho Falls. Ida.
Strong. Judith. Los Angeles, Calif., 173
Strong. Larry M., Provo
Strong. Patricia Marie. Raymond. Alta.. Can.. 162
222. 302. 304
Strong. William J., Drlggs, Ida., 342
Struthers, Buehl Lavon, San Jose, Calif.. 400
Stuart, Charles C, Rupert, Ida.
Stuart, Daphne, Salt Lake City, 216, 365
Stuart, Maxine, Salt Lake City, 131,216. 222. 319
Stuart, Nathan J., Springville
Stuart, Ronald William. Elba, N. Y.
Stubbert, Colin H.. Taber, Alta., Can., 400.
Stubbs, Arlene Louise, Napa, Calif., 172, 400
Stubbs, David Bott, Provo
Stubbs, Clifford Ray, Provo, 400
Stubbs, Charles Bruce, Salt Lake City, 325
Stubbs, Glen R.. Ephralm. 147. 204. 319
Stuehser, M. Darlene. Bennlng, Calif.. 172. 220. 285.
342
Stuker. Earl, Provo, 319
Stump, Lois Josephine, Santa Marie. Calif.
Stutznegger, Vera Jo, San Jose, Calif.
Sudweeks, Charles L.. Boise, Ida.
Sudweeks, Anita, Boise, Ida., 399
Sudweeks, Clara P., Provo, 326
Sullivan, Ha Dawn, Hurricane, 255
Sullivan, Ralph J.. St. George, 319
Summerhays, Charles C Provo. 319
Summerhays Dawnyse. Stockton, Calif.. 342
Summerhays, Janet, Salt Lake City, 176, 259, 268.
365
Sumerhays, Richard M.. Pasadena, Calif.. 365
Summers. Robert Loran, Idaho Falls, Ida., 399
Summers, Roger Allen, Portland. Ore.
Summers, Walton C, Ogden, 204, 342
Sumner, Dee Ann, Provb, 399
Sumner, Vincent Mack, Price, 365
Sumpter, Wynston, Provo
Sumsion, Aleene, Cheney, Wash., 319
Sumslon. Carolyn C. Springville. 108. 365
Sumsion, Fredrick F. , Provo, 399
Sumslon, Mark L., Provo, 365
Sumsion, Mary Diane, Walnut Creek, Calif.. 365
Sumsion, Stanley C, Springville
Sundal, George Sigurd, Glenalden, Pa.
Sundal, Martha Louise, Glenalden, Pa., 198, 199
Sundwall, Peter Val, Murray, 90, 365
Sung, She II, Seoul, Korea, 365
Surratt, Gerald Wayne, Payson, III.
Sutherland, Russell L., Provo
Sutton, Ann Adele, Oakland, Calif.
Sutton. Jimmy Charles. Provo
Svade, Richard Howard. Salt Lake City
Swain, Evelyn Wootton, Provo
Swain, Keith Gerber, American Fork, 399
Swain, Noel L., Provo
Swalnston, Carolyn Kay, Drlggs, Ida., 228, 365
Swain, Vard Gerber, American Fork, 342
Swalnston, Colleen, Preston, Ida., 232, 233, 342
Swalnston, David William, Preston, Ida., 274. 325
Swalnston, Paul C, Preston, Ida., 255, 399
Swalberg, Carma Rae, Marysvale, 399
Swan. Alma Galley, Preston, Ida., 236, 319
Swanson, Harold Arthur, Deerfield, III.
Swanson. Robert Edwin. Needles, Calif., 399
Swasey, Amanda
Sweatt, Barbra, Lazelle, Phoenix, Ariz., 399
Sweeten, Fay, Malad, Ida., 399
Swensen, Marilyn, Provo. 208. 226. 399
Swensen. Swen Russel. Provo, 194. 365
Swenson, Dale Gene. Ogden. 342
Swenson, Dennis M., Rangely, Colo., 342
Swenson, Geraldlne, Downey, Calif., 399
Swenson, Max W.. Orem. 285
Swenson. Jack Jex. Spanish Fork
Swenson. Nancy J.. Portland. Ore.. 208
Swenson. Sharleen A.. Downey. Calif.. 399
Swenson. Shirley Ruth, Pleasant Grove, 232, 342
Swenson, Sterling Reed, Spanish Fork
Swenson, Vernon Lynn, Provo
Swenson, William W., 399
Swindle. Roger D.. Monroe
Sylvester. Bart R., Panorama City. Calif.
Sylvester, Judith R., Draper, 172, 365
Sylvester, Leon R., Fillmore
Swltzer, Omar Jayne, Portland, Ore.
Syrett, Dawnetta, Pangultch
Syrett, Douglas Ruben, Pangultch
Taba, Stanley Sumlo, Kapaa. Kauai. T. H.. 365
Tachlbana. Nobuyoshl. Tokyo, Japan, 278, 365
Tagg, Howard Robert, Cardston, Alta ..Can., 400
Taggart, Charles, Cody. Wyo., 319
Taggart, Lyie Ray, Homesdale. Ida., 400
Tahbas, Hosseln, Tehran, Iran. 342
Talt. Don R., Los Angeles, Calif.
Tail, Julie Ann, Millbrae, Calif.. 365
Takenaka, Howard S., Kapaa, T.H.,
Takeo, Misayo Ruth, Kuaiapuu, Molokai, T. H., 319
Takeuchl, Hatsuo, Kekaha, Kauai, T. H., 257, 286, 320
Talbot, James Edwin, Seattle, Wash., 288, 400
Talley, George McRae, LaPlata, N. Mex.
Tamashlro. Dennis F.. Walanae, Oahu, T. H., 320
445
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Tarns, Garth Leishman. Chinook. Mont., 365
Tangren. Marvin Brough, Montebello. Calif.. 365
Tanner. Ann. Farmington. N. Me«.. 319
Tanner, Annie AtUn, Provo
Tanner, Connie Adele, WhlHIer, CalK., 400
Tanner, Douglas Bruce, Frennont, 400
Tanner, Gary Neil, Compton, Calif.. 285, 400
Tanner. Gaylon
Tanner. Kirk Poulton. Los Angeles. Calif.
Tanner, Larry Kent, Provo, 400
Tanner, Marcia Lynne. Spanish Fork
Tanner, Maurice M.. Phoenix. Ariz.. 365
Tanner. Nancy Lee. Boise. Ida.. 365
Tanner. Ramona. Farmington. N, Me«.
Tanner, Ronald Stanley, Kirtland. N. Mex.. 400
Tanner. Wilmer Lynn. Provo
Tannler, Phyllis Ann, Portland. Ore.. 108. 365
Tannyhill, Richard J., Los Angeles. Calif.. 342
Tarwater. Edra Anne. Chandler. Ariz.. 365
Tasker. Dorothy Eileen. Salt Lake City, 226, 365
Tate, Charleen, Salt Lake City, 207, 400
Tate, Roland Ray, Provo, 365
Tauchin, Patty J., Tuba City, Ariz.. 400
Tayama, June. Honolulu. T. H.
Tayler. Kenneth E., Guernsey. Ct.
Taylor, Amy Poulson, Provo
Taylor Ann, Piedmont, Calif., 128, 216, 238, 365
Taylor, Barbara Ann, Bloomington, Calif.
Taylor, Barbara Jane, Provo, 320
Taylor, Bert L., Provo
Taylor, Beverely A., White Salmon, Wash., 400
Taylor, Byron Brooks, St. George, 255
Taylor, Clarence R., Provo
Taylor, Clarence L., Loa. 400
Taylor, Cornell D.. Boise. Ida.. 106. 210. 365
Taylor, Dalian Carlos, Boise, Ida., 400
Taylor. Dave Whiteley, Portland, Ore.. 49. 218
Taylor. Dean Phillip. Twin Falls. Ida.. 400
Taylor. Delbert. Provo. 365
Taylor. Dorene. Farmington, N. Mex., 365
Taylor, Duane Floyd, Payson
Taylor, Ernest Elwood, El Paso, Tex., 400
Taylor, Frankie Jane, Richland, Wash.. 172, 400
Taylor, Gayle, Almo, Ida., 320
Taylor, Gerald F., Salem, 342
Taylor, Gordon Max. Cheyenne, Wyo., 221
Taylor, Gwendolyn K.. Lewisburg, W. Va.
Taylor, Harold H., Payson, 400
Taylor, James Douglas, Rock Springs, Wyo., 365
Taylor, James Scott, Price, 148, 3J0
Taylor, Janet Marilyn, San Jose, Calif.. 400
Taylor. Jerald Lynn. Col. Dublan, Chih.. Mex.. 365
Taylor, Jerrie Marie, South Gate, Calif.
Taylor. Jon Eric. San Diego. Calif.. 365
Taylor. Karen. Burley. Ida.. 400
Taylor, Kathryn Ann, Provo, 400
Taylor, Josephine C Provo
Taylor, Koa Donna. McGill, Nev.
Taylor, Larry Bosworth, Long Beach, Calif.. 400
Taylor, LeRoy John, Roy, 342
Taylor, Linda Gay, Driggs, Ida., 365
Taylor, Louise, Price, 400
Taylor, Lynn Anne, Provo, 320
Taylor, Martha Jane, Kermit, Tex.. 263. 400
Taylor, Mary Corbett, Provo, 320
Taylor, Mary Frances, Provo, 400
Taylor. Melvin Jay. Kermit. Tex.. 320
Taylor, Mennell H.. Col. Juarez, Chih., Mex.
Taylor. Neal. Burley, Ida., 320
Taylor, Nelson R., Provo, 365
Taylor, Paul Dee, Provo, 365
Taylor, Reed Johnson, Boise, Ida.
Taylor, Robert Andrew, Ogden, 400
Taylor, Robert Edwin, Provo, 400
Taylor, Robert Elmer, Farmington, N. Mex., 320
Taylor, Ronald G., Howell
Taylor, Robert Lloyd, El Paso, Tex., 365
Taylor, Robert Milton, Rexburg, Ida., 210
Taylor, Roslyn Rae H., Provo
Taylor, Rulon Valden, Chico, Calif.. 400
Taylor, Sharleen, Layton, 253, 400
Taylor, Sandra Jean, Monrovia, Calif., 400
Taylor, Rowan Shaw, Alhambra, Calif.
Taylor. Shirley Zina. Heeker, Colo., 342
Taylor, Stanley A., Provo, 175, 342
Taylor, Ted M., Provo
Taylor, Vaughn M.. Welling, Alta., Can., 365
Taylor, Verl Lamar, Mapleton, 325
Taylor, Virginia Gail, Owen Sound, Ont.. Can., 400
Taylor, Walter E.. Provo
Taylor, William Glenn, Provo. 86, 90
Taylor, William Paul, Burbank, Calif, 365
Taysom, Lloyd P., Provo
Taysom, Ruth Annette, Napa, Calif.. 172. 202. 400
Tebbs. Frances Janet, Pangultch
Tebbs, J, Daniel. Panguitch. 210. 400
Tebbs. Richard Ray. Panguitch. 173
Tebbs, Veda. Panguitch, 320
Teela, Gerald Oliver, Ripon, Wis., 400
Telford, Faye, Vallejo, Calif.
Telford. Lois. Vallejo, Calif.. 167
Telford. Terry Lynne, Woods Cross ,400
Tenney, Claudia, San Diego, Calif.. 400
Tenney, Gale Wear, Tempe, Ariz., 280, 365
Tenney, Janice, Chino, Calif.. 276
Tenney. Lynn Harry. Dallas. Tex.
Tenney. Eugene Delbert. Tempe. Ariz.. 320
Tenney, Roy Allen. Boise, Ida., 196, 365
Tenney, William F. .Glendale. Ariz.. 400
Teragawa. Kathleen I.. Honolulu. T. H.. 257, 320
Terry, David Lee, Long Beach, Calif.. 365
Terry. David Ray. Ogden. 342
Terry. Don Stanley. Chehalis. Wash.. 146. 320
Terry. Douglas Webster. Lethbridge, Alta., Can.
Terry. Golden Dean. Kamas
Terry, Joann Leavitt, Provo, 320
Terry, James Ross, Fairview, 271, 342
Terry, Marilyn Louise, Whit+ier, Calif.. 320
Terry. Max Martell. Provo. 320
Teuscher, Deloy Alvin, American Fork
Tew, Carolyn, Talmage
Tew, David Ivan, NephI, 342
Thacker, F. Weldon. Castle Gate. 342
Tewanema. Harvey. Winslow. Ariz.
Thacker, Marilyn, Castle Gate, 342
Thacker, Myrle, Kamas
Thacker, Roy Murray, Heber, 90
Thacker, Zona Arlee, Overton, Nev., 365
Thackeray, Carole Jean, Portland, Ore., 400
Thalman, Arlene, Los Angeles, Calif.. 401
Thatcher. Richard W., San Marino. Calif., 103, 401
Thaxton, Karen Maureen, Phoenix, Ariz., 200, 365
Thayne, Donna Anderson, Provo
Thayer, Robert Eugene, Provo
Thayne, Lloyd, Layton, 342
Thayne, Rulon Lamar, Farmington
Theobald, Neil F., Toquerville, 218, 342
Thorn, Derrick James, New Castle, Eng.. 365
Thorn. Melvin Daris. Schuri, Nev.
Thomas. Austin B.. Spanish Fork. 343
Thomas, Charmaine, Salt Lake City
Thomas, Carol, Spanish Fork, 365
Thomas, Colette L.. Norwalk, Calif.. 216. 413
Thomas, Connie, Provo, 365
Thomas, Darrell B., Spanish Fork. 196, 342
Thomas, David Brent, Manltou Springs, Colo.
Thomas, Deanna, La Jara, Colo., 366
Thomas. Elaine. Sanfprd, Colo., 401
Thomas, Ellen E., Murray, 401
Thomas, Flossie Marie, Los Angeles, Calif., 401
Thomas, Francis Marion, Tifton, Ga., 401
Thomas, Gerry, Provo, 401
Thomas, Gordon Max, Spanish Fork, 366
Thomas, Jon Blair, San Bernardino, Calif., 366
Thomas, Karen Jodelle, Baker, Ore.
Thomas. Larry Vernon, Provo
Thomas, Leland Nielson, La Jara, Colo.
Thomas. Lindsay Kay Jr.. Falls Church, Va.
Thomas. Lynn, Spanish Fork
Thomas, Marcile K.. Seattle. Wash., 208, 232, 413
Thomas, Mary lla R., Provo, 320
Thomas, Nancy V.. Arlington, Va.
Thomas, Neal Merril. Monticello. 254. 366
Thomas. Rex Lamar. Provo. 320
Thomas. Ronald Earl. American Fork
Thomas, Ronald Howard, Eureka, 320
Thomas, Sharon Lee, Woodside, Calif.. 220. 401
Thomas, Sheila Rae, Woodside, Calif., 401
Thomas. Shirley Kay. Liberty. 343
Thomas. Ronald Johnson. Spanish Fork. 401
Thomas. Wayne W.. Malad. Ida.. 156, 343
Thomas, William L.. San Diego. Calif.. 401
Thompson. Delores Jean. Kennewick. Wash., 170, 40
Thompson, Donald James, Clackamas, Ore., 366
Thompson, Edgar Joseph, Kearns, 366
Thompson, Edna Lavonne, Luna, N. Mex.
Thompson. J. Franklin, Orem
Thompson, James Lane, Weiser, Ida., 401
Thompson, Janeth Ann, Carmichael, Calif.. 401
Thompson, Joanne, Salt Lake City
Thompson, John L., Downey. Ida.
Thompson. John Stanley. Provo
Thompson. John Vincent. Babbitt. Nev.. 366
Thompson. Keith S., Danville, Calif.. 196. 285. 320
Thompson. Kent R.. Los Angeles, Calif.
Thompson. Noel H.. Orem
Thompson, Paul David, Fontana, Calif.. 401
Thompson. Robert. Bradbury Park. Md.
Thompson, Samuel O., Malta, Ida., 161, 164, 320
Thompson, Shirley, Provo
Thompson, Verda Ann, Boise, Ida.
Thomsen. Carolyn. Salt Lake City, 134, 320
Thomson, Leo Arnold. Springfield, Ore., 366
Thomson. Irene G.. Provo
Thomson, John R. Jr.. Temple City, Calif.
Thorn, James A.. Springville, 224
Thorn, Maris, Springville
Thome, Charlyn, Pleasant Grove
Thorn, Jerry Grant, Springville
Thorne, Dennis Eugene. Reno. Nev.. 210. 367
Thorne. Gayle E., Pleasant Grove, 216, 320
Thorne, James Markham, Provo, 90, 343
Thornley, Doraleen, Harlem, Mont.
Thornley. Sharon. Harlem. Mont.. 212. 343
Thornley. Ela Dee. Harlem. Mont.. 170. 366
Thornley. Suzanne. Kaysvllle
Thornock. Alton LaVar. Bancroft, Ida.
Thornock, Robert C. Provo. 401
Thornton. Fred E.. Dillon. Mont.. 343
Thornton. Vernal B.. Springville, 367
Thorpe, Blaine F., Springville, 320
Thorpe, Calvin E., Springville, 100, 109, 401
Thorpe, Marilyn, Springville, 401
Thorpe, Robert Ronald, Springville
Thorson, Robert Cecil, Provo, 401
Throckmorton, Alma R., Los Angeles, Calif.. 323
Thorup, Don Ralph, Covlna, Calif., 366
Thueson, Alma Delbert, Twin Falls, Ida.
Thueson, Helen Darlene, Nampa. Ida.. 320
Thulln. Ellen Carol. El Cerrlto, Calif., 343
Thueson, Karia Ann, Twin Falls, Ida., 366
hurgood, Carolyn, Clearfield, 287, 343
Thurgood, Glen Stoker, Clearfield, 401
Thurgood, Jay D., Provo, 343
Thurston, Alayne, Woodside, Calif.. 401
Thurston. Nancy G., Inglewood, Calif.. 401
Tidwell. Darlene Marie. Nampa. Ida.. 400
Tidwell, Frank Duane, Nampa, Ida.. 325
Tidwell. Ray Webb. McGill. Nev.. 400
Tilby. Vincent Marinus. Genola. 343
Till, Eugene Powell, Jacksonville, Fla., 400
Tilley, Alma R., Provo
Tilley, Charleen, Provo
Tillman, Betty Farr, Provo
Tillman, Chester E., Gainesville, Fla.
Timmlns. Blllie M., San Diego, Calif., 366
TImmerman, William H. J.. Richland. Wash., 366
Tingey, Nola, Centervllle, 400
Tinney, Edwin L.. Rexford, N. Y.. 366
Tippetts Ella Beck, Provo
Tippets, Merry, Provo, 367
Tippets, Richard B.. Provo
Tippetts, Frank M.. Provo
Tippets. Tamara. Thermopolis. Wyo.. 367
Tippetts. Blaine M.. Provo. 366
Tippetts. Jean. Orem
Tipton, Marilyn, Springville, 400
Tipton, Gary P., Springville, 400
Tittle, Donald LeRoy, Columbia
Tobler, Don Lee, Nampa, Ida., 320
Tobler, Kenneth Burt, Provo, 343
Tobler, Ronald Earlin, Las Vegas, Nev.
Todd. Byron Taylor. Los Angeles. Calif.. 194
Todd. Henry Swan, Gridley, Calif.. 175, 343
Todd, Carol, Salt Lake City, 320
Todd, Calvin Eugene, Salt Lake City
Todd, Jerrold W.. Oakland. Calif., 323
Todd, Marna, Gridley, Calif., 228, 366
Todd, Reanon, Reno, Nev.
Tolbert. Sherril Waun. Abraham. 401
Tolles, Harriet. Ithaca, N. Y.. 320
Tolley, Deanna, Gridley, Calif., 401
Tolley, Harold C, Orem, 401
Tolley, Verle Dean, Gridley, Calif.. 366
Tolman. Deeann. Bountiful, 366
Tolman, Lawrence Kirk, Burley. Ida., 148, 401
Tolman, Marilyn Esther, Maywood, Calif.. 401
I Tolman, Shirlene. Provo. 343
Tolman, Wayne Allen. Yucaipa, Calif., 204, 366
Tolman, Wilford J.. Burbank, Calif.. 147
Tolman. William Odell. Provo
Tolson. John D.. Charlotte. N. C. 343
Tolson. Melba Virginia, Charlotte, N. C. 252. 366
Toone, Carol Mary A., Ft. Monroe. Va.
Tomlinson. Joseph E.. La Crescenta. Calif., 343
Toone, Gordon Owen, St. Anthony. Ida.
Toone. Jay Grover, Provo
Toone. Kenneth G., Green River, Wyo., 320
Toone, Winona, Salt Lake City, 366
Topham, Mardell Dalton, Circlevllle, 401
Topham, Daniel P., Salt Lake City, 401
Torbert, Carolyn, Alhambra, Calif., 200
Torst, Richard K., Phoenix. Ariz.
Torrey, Marjorle Anne, La Jara, Colo., 254, 367
Towle, Mitzl, Boise, Ida., 176, 401
446
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Townsend, Patsy Ann, Redding, Calif
Toytari, Raija Sisko, Turku, Finland
Traasdahl, Roger O., Boulder City, Nev., 164
Tracy, Brent Kay, Ucon, Ida., 401
Tracy, Raymond Calvin, Provo, 134
Tracy, Rosena Mary, Malta, Ida.
Traher, Norman Dean, Elko, Nev., 366
Trane, Paul Morris. Lehi, 224, 285, 367
Traver, Loneta Lynn, Los Angeles, Calif, 198, 234, 401
Tranter, Olive Joene, Midvale. 230, 401
Trease, Jacquelyn L., Turlock, Calif, 366
Treu, William R., Los Angeles, Calif.
Tribett, Gary Lamont, McMeehen, W. Va., 252, 401
Tribett, James A., Alamo, Nev.
Trimnal, Gloria J., Rock Hill, S. C, 401
Tripp, Paul Lawrence, Detroit, Mich.. 224, 401
Trost, Charles F., Parma. Ida.. 401
Trubschenck, Carl H. Jr., Grass Valley, Calif., 320
Truman, Ferret, LaMar, Lima, Mont., 401
Trush, John M. .Philadelphia, Pa.
Vryon, Merlin Leon, Baumsholder, Germany ,401
Tryon, Opal, Mesa, Ariz.
Tsai, Chern Hwa, Canton, China
Tsalaky, George, Provo
Tseu, Albert K., Honolulu, T. H., 320
Tseu, Lawrence K. W., Honolulu, T. H., 343
Tucker, Deon Frances, Ogden, 401
Tucker, Nettie E. C, Provo, 326
Tucker, Thomas Ray, Idaho Falls, Ida., 214. 367
Tuckett. Marilyn. American Fork. 216
Tuckett. William F.. Spanish Fork
Tueller, Darleene Y., Fresno. Calif. 172, 401
Tufts, Mary Gwen, Taber, Alta., Can., 40!
Tuft, Nadeane, Salt Lake City, 401
Tullesu, Eliga Ane, Tutuila, Samoa, 366
Tureck, Eileen Viles, Nogales, Ariz.
Turek, Robert Vincent, Hatch
Turley, Jay Freeman, Snowflake. Ariz.
Turley, Karen. Idaho Falls, Ida.. 343
Turley, Loreino, Mesa. Ariz., 366
Turley Luther Dean, Col. Juarez, Chlh., Mex., 366
Turley, Mary Katherine, Denair, Calif. 401
Turley. Patricia. San Antonio, Tex.. 263. 320
Turman. Sharon Jane. Glendale. Calif. 283, 320
Turner, George Mason. Butte. Mont.
Turner, Grant Taylor, Provo, 320
Turner, Joseph Grant, Elko, Nev., 214, 366
Turner, Karen, Fillmore, 285, 401
Turner. Paul Eugene. Provo. 320
Turner. Richard Alan. Santa Ana. Calif.
Turner, Robert Bruce, Seattle, Wash.
Turner, Roger C. Lehi
Turner, Ronald Jay, American Fork, 320
Turner, Sherrll Ann, Anaheim, Calif., 282, 366
Turner, Wesley William, Portland. Ore.. 38, 366
Turner, Suzanne. Chicago. II!., 401
Turpin, Karen, Boise. Ida.. 401
Turner. William Jones. Rlverton, 401
Tuttle. Gene Elliott. Provo
Tuttle, Ruth, Castle Dale, 401
Tuttle, Ruth Jensen, Orem
Tweten, Georgine Ellen, Detroit, Mich., 401
Twitchell, James E., Orem
Twitchell, Ancil LaMar, Delta, 174. 176. 323
Twitchell. Noel EIroy. Delta. 161, 166, 174, 40!
Twitchell, Phyllis, Salt Lake City, 320
Twltty, Thelma Charyle, Columbus. Ohio, 212, 401
Tyler, Dell R., Provo
Tyler, Mary Alice, Long Beach, Calif, 200. 366
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Udall, Don Alan, Mesa, Ariz., 401
Udall, Samuel, Provo, 367
Udy, Barbara Anne, Malta, Ida., 170, 401
Uibel, Howard Falconer, Mt. View, Alta., Can., 269
Unck, Patsy J. NIeman, San Francisco, Calif.. 401
Ulmer. Evelyn Kay. Salt Lake City, 401
Uuger, Gloria Mae, Provo, 216, 343
Ure, Colleen Elizabeth, Edmonton, Alta., Can., 198,
401
Urie, Dorothy Jean, Hansen, Ida., 401
Utiey, R. Kent, Los Angeles, Calif., 320
Utschlg, Mary Louise, San Mateo. Calif, 228, 368
Uyeda, Marjorle Sueko, Kapaa, Kauai, T. H., 257, 343
Uyehara Robert K.. Honolulu, T. H., 257
Valadez, Antone Ray, San Antonio, Tex., 9!
Valentin!, Gail Marie, Santa Monica, Calif
Valle, Silvia Beatrlz, Montevideo, Uruguay. 401
Vallozzi, Roslna E., Los Angeles, Calif., 366
Van Ausdal, Clare E., Santaquin, 366
Van Ausdal, Ray Lavere. Santaquin
Van Der Waal, John D., Los Angeles, Calif., 343
Van Dam, Norman Alan, Chevy Chase, Md.
Van Dyke, John L., Arlington, Va., 343
Van Kampen, Brent, Ogden, 401
Van Dyke, Robert R., Anaheim, Calif, 282, 343
Van Leuven, Clifford R., Springvllle, 244, 366
Van Leuven, Janet. Springvllle. 366
Van Noy. Don Lewis. Oakland, Calif. 214, 330, 412
Van Natter, Anita, Wheat Ridge, Colo., 320
Van Quill, Michael E., Orem, 40!
Van Orman, Wllford R., Bountiful, 401
Van Wagenen, Glen E., Provo, 164
Van Wagoner, Anna L., Provo
Van Wagoner, Drew A., Provo, 320
Van Wagoner, Elizabeth, Palo Alto, Calif, 49, 212,
213
Van Wagoner, Ferrin, Heber
Van Wagoner, Mark Dee, Castro Valley, Calif., 402
Vance, Allen Lamont, Fairview, 366
Vance, Calvan Douglas, American Fork
Vance, Jennie Lou, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Vance, Loretta, Salt Lake City, 259, 268, 343
Vance, Rita Mae, Col. Juarez, Chlh., Mex.
Vance, Sheryl, Los Angeles, Calif, 230, 402
Vandenberg, Norlne, Salt Lake City, 208, 320
Vanderford, John W.. Aberdeen, Ida.
Vanderford, Lee Ann, Stockton, Calif, 176, 216, 366
Vandergrlft, Carol Sue, Burbank, Calif. 108, 402
Varney, Joel Richard, Blackfoot, Ida.. 224, 366
Varney, Lois Ann, Anahlem, Calif, 366
Vaughan, Charles Macey, Richmond, Va., 366
Vaughan, Lois, Malad, Ida., 238, 366
Vaughn. Larry Kent, Fruitland, Ida., 244
Vavages, Geraldlne, Parker, Ariz., 172, 366
Veritsky, Anne Beverly, Porcupine, Ont., Can., 320
Veritsky, Eugene W., Porcupine, Ont., Can.
Vernon, Fern T., Provo
Vest, Fearn Rolla, Payson, 343
Vernon, Lynn Orson, Orem, 366
Verweire, William A., Glendale, Calif, 402
Vest, Lee Niles, Long Beach, Calif, 402
Vetterii, Ralph R., Fresno, Calif, 148, 210
VicentI, Carl, Dulce, N. Mex.
VIcenti, Nina, Dulce, N. Mex., 402
Victor, Roger, LodI, Calif, 224, 225, 343, 413
Vicenti, Norlne I., Dulce, N. Mex., 366
Vincent, Jean B., Los Angeles, Calif,. I 72, 402
Vincent, Sylvia R., Provo, 402
VIsser, Donna B., Rivera, Calif, 343
Vogel, Arvilla Pearl, Salina, 320
Volkman, Paul James, Preston, Minn., 286, 320
Volmer, Carl John, Richland, Wash., 343
Voorhees, Ted Clifford, Spanish Fork
Voss, Ralph Neil, Salt Lake City, 402
Voyles, Pearl Ann, Columbia, S. C, 402
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Waddell, Dix K., Driggs, Ida., 320
Waddoups, Connie Mary, Bountiful
Wade, Alton Lavar, Provo
Wade, Carole Linda, Provo, 402
Wade, Evanell, Bountiful, 173
Wade, Katherine L., Bountiful, 366
Wadley, Paul Douglas, Tabiona
Wadley, Alexander, Pleasant Grove
Wadsworth, John K., Hemet, Calif
Wadsworth, John Milton, Panaca, Nev., 194
Waggoner, Sonya Arlene, San Francisco, Calif,, 402
Wagner, Ruth Ivy, Toronto, Ont., Can., 238, 366
Wagstaff Sheryl Ann, Salt Lake City
Wahlquist, Bryan K., Idaho Falls, Ida., 262, 402
Wahlqulst, Earl J., Idaho Falls, Ida., 366
Wahlquist, Keith F., Ogden, 366
Wahlquist, Wayne Leroy, Provo
Wahlstrom, Barbara, Los Angeles, Calif
Wainwright, Arlyn Roy, Kemmerer, Wyo.
Waite, George Alma, St. Johns, Ariz.
Waite, Warren A., Meridian, Ida.
Waite, Wendell Glen, Las Vegas, Nev., 343
Wakefield, Dan W., Provo
Wakefield, Gregg Perry, Huntington, 320
Wakefeld, Mary Lynn, Provo, 243, 320
Wakefield, Thomas Kent, Huntington
Waldron, Acie Chandler, Malad, Ida., 204, 320
Waldron, Leahmae, Malad, Ida., 230, 402
Waldvogel, Caryl Ann, Bensenville, III., 136, 258, 284,
366
Walker, Beverly J., Afton, Wyo., 220, 366
Walker, Darrel Paul, Provo, 34, 196, 323
Walker, Deann, Salt Lake City, 234, 402
Walker, Gail, Reno, Nev,, 170, 228, 366
Walker, Glenn Ronald, Peoa
Walker, Harold C, Winslow, Ariz., 320
Walker, Jean Ellen, Phoenix, Ariz., 402
Walker, Lynn P., Springvllle
Walker, Keith Alan, Lapoint, 265, 402
Walker, Lowell W., Springvllle
Walker, Mary Jean, Pleasant Grove, 343
Walker, Melvin Haslam, Ely, Nev., 402
Walker, Newell R., RIgby, Ida., 366
Walker, Norris Kay, Ogden, 214, 320
Walker, Rex Vernon, Boise, Ida.
Walker, Richard Taylor, Peoa, 343
Walker, Royce Brent, Pleasant Grove, 402
Walker, Shirley Lee, Durango, Colo.
Walker, Shirley Louise, Henderson, Nev., 226, 366
Walker, Thomas Alan, Lehi
Walker, Thurza Mae, Gaffney, S.C, 402
Walker, Verlene, Mesqulte, Nev., 402
Walker, Verdon Reed, Pleasant Grove
Walker, Wendell F., Marsing, Ida., 172
Wall, Charles Leonard, Salt Lake City
Wall, Fred G., Long Beach, Calif
Wall, Lehman D , American Fork
Wall, Lloyd LeRoy, Spring Canyon, 90, 343
Wallace. Wanda. Driggs, Ida., 366
Wallendorff Loren J., Seattle, Wash.
Wallis, Travis Lee, Vernal, 402
Wallwork, Marlin G., Redwood City, Calif, 402
Walser, Floyd Leroy, Col. Juarez. Chlh., Mex., 366
Walser, Helen, Pleasant Grove, 162, 320
Walsh, Richard Allan, Albany, N.Y., 158
Walston. Jerry Rolland. Conrad, Mont., 402
Walter, Carolyn, American Fork, 343
Walters, Ruthdale, Whittier, Calif, 259, 366
Waltman, Ralph Larence, Fontana, Calif., 106, 223,
343
Walton, Conrad F.. San Jose, Calif.
Walton, Denzll Ree, Springvllle, 320
Walton, Paul Francis, Layton
Walton, Steven Douglas, Salt Lake City, 402
Walton, Wilbur Thomas, Gooding, Ida., 148, 262, 320
Wangsgard, Gene, Santa Monica, Calif., 343
Wankler, Beverly J., Los Angeles, Calif, 173, 366
Wanlass, Geraldlne, Santa Maria, Calif., 366
Wanlass, Rhea, Lehi, 402
Ward, Dalphine M., White Rock, B.C., Can., 256
Ward, Carol Jean, Portland, Ore., 366
Ward, Dennis Eric, White Rock, B. C, Can., 256, 326
Ward, Elaine Ardell, Elba, Ida., 366
Ward, Emily Sue, Long Beach, Calif., 366
Ward, Eric Franklin, Idaho Falls, Ida.
Ward, Georgeanna Jane, Twin Falls, Ida., 228, 366
Ward, Robert Lindsay, Long Beach, Calif, 402
Ward, Ronald Willis, Paradise, Calif, 218, 366
Ward, Wendell L, Idaho Fallsr Ida., 167, 343
Ward, Sharon Luella, Richfield, Ida., 343
Warden, Calvin Jones, Otto, Wyo., 366
Wardle, Bud J., Provo, 214, 343
Wardleigh, Helen L, Ogden, 108, 343
Ware, Colene Joan, Sandy
Ware, Gerald Max, Draper, 402
Warford, George K. Jr., Berkeley, Calif.
Warner. Charles Young, Aberdeen, Ida., 279, 285, 325
Warner, Derral C, Heyburn, Ida., 402
Warner, James Lee, Fillmore, 343
Warner, James William, South Bend, Ind.. 402
Warner, Keith C, Payson
Warner, Kent M., Payson
Warner, Nadlne, Spanish Fork, 343
Warner, Orvll R., Provo
Warnick, Boyd L., Pleasant Grove
Warnick, Charles Peter, Windsor, Colo., 320
Warnick, Gerald Brunt, Pasadena, Calif., 106
Warnick, Stephen Lee, Pleasant Grove, 325
Warnock, D. Carl, Sigurd, 320
Warren, Allan H., Spanish Fork
Warren, Barbara Joanne, Missoula, Mont.. 402
Warren, Connie L., Price, 237, 402
Warren, Donald W., Oklahoma City, Okla., 343
Warren, Gary Wallace, South Gate, Calif, 402
Wartena, Carol Joan, San Jose, Calif., 366
Wasden, Leonard B., Idaho Falls, Ida., 147, 214, 320,
412
Wasden, Lyle Lloyd, Scipio, 366
Wasden, Michael Dale, Berkeley, Calif, 343
Washburn, Richard M., Nampa, Ida., 402
Washburn, Robert Alvln, Nampa, Ida.
Washburn, Roland M., Pasco, Wash., 176, 402
Waters, Max Leroy, Burley, Ida., 343
Washburn, Veloy, Provo, 166, 343
Waters, Arlln Glade, Provo
Watkins, Margaret Jean
Watklns, Prince Luther, Boqart, Ga., 402
Watson, David M., Honolulu, T. H.
Watson, Gary Kent, Provo
Watson, Dolores Anne, Twin Falls, Ida., 402
Watson, Luke A., Jr., Hartsville, S. C, 252
Watson, Mary Etta, Inglewood, Calif
Watson, Reba Carol, Twin Falls, Ida., 320
Watson, Robert Gayl, Bozeman, Mont., 402
Watt, David Leo, Lansing, Mich., 366
447
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Wafts. Blaine Harvey, Idaho Falls, Ida., 402
Watt. Diane, Layton. 402
WaHs. Jack Arlyn. Provo. 343
Watts. Joseph Laverne. KIrtland. N. Me«.. 366
Watts, Larry George. Portland. Ore.
Watts. Louise. Kanosh
Watts, Zelda D. K.. Prove
Watts. Sharon Kay, Salt Late City
Watts. Richard Arlin. Springville, 402
Wayman, Mary Carol. Provo. 160. 402
Waymire. Katherlne, Overton. Nev.. 343
Weatherbee. Doris Ann. Rienzi. Miss., 343
Weathernnan. Don I., Twin Falls. Ida.
Weaver, Barbara Ethel, Idaho Falls, Ida.
Weaver. Clyde Marquis. Chula Vista, Calif.
Weaver. Ellen Claire. Melrose Park. III.. 208. 320
Weaver. Marqurette L.. Idaho Falls. Ida.. 248. 343
Weaver, Marvin Gordon, Cowan, W. Va.. 320
Weaver, Melvin Glenn. Grace. Ida., 366
Webb. Armond Paul. Lehl. 224, 225. 320
Webb. Cecil Wlldon, Provo, 402
Webb, Carolyn K.. Lynwood. Calif.. 226, 402
Webb, Elbert C. Jr.. Oceanside. Calif.
Webb. Emily Jeanne. Winston-Salem. N. C 230. 252.
402
Webb. Emma Lou. Provo, 402
Webb. George Richard, Melba. Ida.. 402
Webb. Irene. Mesa. Ariz.. 174. 176. 366
Webb. Janet. Lehi. 402
Webb. Karen. Provo. 343
Webb, Karl Eugene. Lehi
Webb, Kay, San Manuel, Ariz., 237, 402
Webber, Maurice R., Big Timber, Mont.
Webber, Robert Reed, Bronxville, N. Y., 124. 218.
323
Weber. Allen Howard. Lorenzo. Ida.. 402
Webster, Ann V.. Burbank. Calif., 320
Webster, Carl P.. Banlda. Ida., 320
Webster. F. Jean. Rexburg. Ida,, 216. 232. 343
Webster. James W.. Provo. 194, 195, 320
Webster. Lorraine. American Fork. 343
Webster, Richard V., Burbank. Calif. 320
Webster. Sharron. Provo. 208, 344
Weeks, Michael Wayne, Provo, 175. 402
Weenig, Jay F.. Boise. Ida., 86. 90. 320
Weenig, Max T.. Boise. Ida.
Weese. Sharon C. Fullerton. Calif.. 366
Weidauer. Floyd Paul, Kearns. 91
Weidauer, Leona Marie. Kearns, 402
Weldner, Leo Albert. Portland. Ore., 125. 214. 366.
412
Weldner, Roger Gilbert. Portland. Ore.. 214. 402
Weight, Conda Ann, Springville
Weight, Gloria. Orem. 162, 246. 366
Weight, Howard Vane, Springville. 159, 402
Weight, Joyce L., Provo
Weight, Linda, Springville, 162, 402
Weight, Mary Lou, Provo
Weiler, Charles Henry, Nahant, Mass., 204. 263. 285,
344
Weinheimer, Edith L., Welling, Alta.. Can.
Weinheimer. Gerald W.. Welling. Alta.. Can., 366
Weitzell. Norman Lee. Provo
Welch. Dorothy Jeanne. Logan. 366
Welch. Ervil W.. Sarah. Miss.. 148, 252, 344
Welch, Keith W., Springville
Welch, Norma Anne. Provo, 237, 258, 402
Welker. Janet Louise, Pima. Ariz.. 49, 212
Welles, Aleese P. .Glendale. Calif.. 344
Wells, Edward J., Pasadena. Calif., 30. 190. 402
Wells. Ernest Stewart, Provo. 320
Wells. Marilyn Galvin. Provo, 326
Wells, Richard W.. Las Vegas, Nev., 148, 344
Wells, Robert Homer. Provo, 402
Wells. Samuel Bently. Logandale. Nev., 402
Welsh. Richard L., Peoa
Wendt, Jean Davis, Kalispell, Mont.. 344
Wemple. Joan Rae, Dorris, Calif., 230, 266, 402
Wendelboe, Shirley L., Las Vegas. Nev., 402
Wendt, Roy Eugene. Kalispell, Mont.. 320
Wengreen. Earl Wayne. Orem
Werner, Dean J.. Burbank. Calif.. 224. 250. 366
Werner, Edward Scott. Albuquerque. N. Mex., 320
Werner, Miriam Anne. Provo
Werner. Harold Lewis. Provo. 103
Wernz. Therald A.. Provo
West. Donna Marlene, Hurricane. 269. 402
West. Emerson Roy, Salt Lake City, 204, 344
West. Herschel J. Jr., La Mesa. Calif.
West, James David. Denver. Colo.. 402
West. John Hunt Jr.. Glendora. Calif.
West. Joseph Donald. Provo. 344
West. Joseph. Glendora. Calif.
West, Joyce. Pocatello. Ida.. 202, 367
West, Leonard R.. American Fork. 344
West. Sarah Jane. Los Angeles. Calif.. 402
West. Robert D.. Rexburg, Ida.. 221
West. Sharon Grace. Salt Lake City, 402
Westenskow. Carolyn. Imbler. Ore.. 402
Westenskow. Leiand D.. Imbler. Ore.. 344
Westenskow, Richard. Weedburn. Ore., 326
Westenskow, William V., LaGrande, Ore.. 323
Westerberg, Eleanor L., St. Anthony, Ida.
Westerberg. Thomas B.. St. Anthony, Ida.. 223. 320.
412
Westerman, Lynn Ray. Magna
Westfall. Ronald D.. No. Hollywood. Calif.. 190, 402
Westman, Price Jan, San Fernando, Calif.. 146. 320
Westover. James Howard. Provo. 402
Westrlng. Renae, Nephl. 367
Westwood, Ardis Jean, Moab, 326
Westwood, Elizabeth S.. San Diego, Calif., 198. 234.
402
Westwood. Kent D., Provo
Westwood. Richard. Provo
Whaley. Marcella Gay, Ogden, 133. 344
Whatcott, Velora Jean, Salt Lake City
Whatcott. Wes EIroy. Provo
Wheadon. Pearl Ellen. Riverton
Wheat, Kenneth Edwin, Torrance, Calif., 9 1 , 403
Wheeler, Geraldine, Salt Lake City, 367
Wheeler, Carole J.. Ogden, 232. 344
Wheeler, Paul Marvin, Rawlins, Wyo., 403
Whetman, Lelcl, Draper, 403
Whetten. Amanda Jean. Col. Juarez. Chlh,. Mex.,
173, 403
Whetten, Velma, Col. Juarez, Chih., Mex,
Whetten. Kate Allred. Provo
Whetten. John Jerome, Provo
Whlffen, Diana. Alameda. Calif., 176. 226. 403
Whipple, Cale, Bellflower. Calif.. 344
Whipple. Carol Louise. Monticello. 403
Whipple. Jay Wlllard, Rainier. Ore., 261. 344
Whipple. Connie Inez, Long Beach, Calif.. 403
Whipple. Venla. Showlow. Ariz., 259
Whipple, Verland T.. Citrus Heights, Calif.
Whipple. Walter Leroy. Long Beach, Calif.
Whitaker. Carol Jean. Portland. Ore., 238. 284, 344
Whitaker, Barbara. Stockton. Calif., 173. 403
Whitaker, Carolyn Ruth, Kanosh, 367
Whitaker, Dorothy Joan, Provo, 198, 344
Whitaker, Ivie, Portland, Ore., 403
White. Allle Lou. Provo. 403
White, Ballard Thurman. Salt Lake City. 320
White, Clarelyn, Mesa, Ariz.. 367
White, Dennis K.. Provo
White. Earl Roger. Santa Monica, Calif.
White, Edward B.. Mesa, Ariz.. 344
White. Glenda Mae. Porterville. Calif.. 320
White, Jerald Dell, Green River. Wyo., 344
White. John Owen, Rosevllle, Calif, 403
White, Judith Anne, Attleboro. Mass., 403
White. Kathryn Ruth. Wyndotte, Mich.. 212. 249. 367
White. Leiand Darrell. Clearfield
White. Marline. Green River, Wyo., 200, 403
White, Nancy Prlscilla, Los Angeles, Calif., 200, 403
White. Olivia Jane. Redding. Calif., 138. 216, 230.
403
White. Richard Nielsen, Redding. Calif
White. Sarah Ann. San Leandro, Calif, 198, 403
White. Verna. Emmett, Ida.. 403
White. Samuel James. Goshen, 403
White. Wendell Charles, Jerome, Ida.. 190. 367
White. William W.. Attleboro. Mass.. 320
Whitear. Melvin J.. Ogden, 320
Whiteford, June Gracey, Orem
Whitehead. Craig B. 111. Ogden, 403
Whitehead. Gwendolyn C, Palisades. Calif.
Whltehouse, Alan Lee, Tooele
Whitesides, Gerald. Burley, Ida., 344
Whitesides. James Neal. Twin Falls. Ida.. 323
Whltford. Beverly Ann. Lakewood. Calif. 30, 167, 367,
412
Whiting. Dick R., Burley, Ida.. 173. 367
Whiting, Eugene J.. Heber
Whiting. Fred Leon, Provo
Whiting. James W.. Springville, 367
Whiting, Jean Frances. Albuquerque. N. Mex., 134.
259. 262, 344
Whiting. Lois Fern. Salmon. Ida.. 212, 282, 323
Whiting, Marjorie Jo, Idaho Falls, Ida., 172. 367
Whitlock, Von Varlynn, Long Beach, Calif 320
Whitlock. Woodrow C, Provo. 403
Whitman. Charles W.. Montpeller. Ida., 154, 155, 158
Whitman, Darlene Ethel, Chandler. Ariz.. 403
Whitmer, LeRoy Swapp, Fruitland, N. Mex., 403
Whitmore, Daniel R., Waynesboro, Pa.
Whltmore. Geraldine. Sandy. 403
Whitney. Garth B.. Parowan. 320
Whitney. Marcia. Bellevue. Wash., 320
Whitney. Maurice P., Tacoma, Wash., 367
Whitney. Nedra Ann. Springville. 162. 212. 367
Whitney. Shirley Dean. Springville
Whittaker. Arthur R.. Circleville, 237. 367
Whittaker, Dorothy A., Circleville. 157. 320
Whittaker. Harry H.. Thornton. Ida., 344
Whittaker. Larry Sevy. Circleville
Whittle. LaDawn, Preston, Ida.. 403
Whittle. Melba Lynne. Kimberly, Ida.. 230, 403
Whitworth. Darrell C. Inkom. Ida.. 367
Wickes. Natalie. Ogden. 173. 262. 367
Wickstrom. Corlnne C. Pasadena. Calif.. 367
WIddison. Harold A.. Helena. Mont.. 367
Widdison. Joan Edna. Helena. Mont.. 260, 403
WIddison, William Bart. Portland, Ore.. 403
Wiedenmeier. Marilyn, Fond du Lac. Wis., 320
Wlese, Glen James, Ogden
Wight. Gordon M.. Springville
Wlqnall. Mark J.. Salem
Wllberg. Carl Creed, Orem, 204, 367
Wilcock, Keith Dickson, Salt Lake City, 194, 367
Wilcox, Carol Maurline, Saratoga, Calif.. 403
Wilcox. Dorinda. La Habra, Calif.. 344
Wilcox, Jerry Dean. Provo, 403
Wilcox, Joel William. Provo
Wilcox, John Boyd. Calgary, Alta.. Can., 147
Wilcox. Ludean. Pleasant Grove. 367
Wilcox. Marion Fern, Huntington Park, Calif., 170,
228, 367
Wilcox, Sonya, Boise, Ida.. 344
Wilcox. Stanley Frank. Azusa. Calif.. 344
Wilcox. Wesley. Nampa. Ida.
Wilde. H. LuJeane. Park City. 287, 320
Wilde, Keith Dean, Welling, Alta. ..Can.. 367
Wilde. Norma. Union. Ore.. 403
Wilde. Veldon Lawrence, Provo. 325
Wilding. Dixie Lee, Terreton. Ida.. 344
Wilding, Ruth Jeanette, Sugar City, Ida.. 246. 344
Wilhelm. Guy A., WInslow, Ariz.. 344
Wllholt, Darrel Loel, Portland, Ore., 403
Wilkes, Melvin Ronald, Aurora, 90, 103, 344
Wilkes, Vincent C. Aurora
Wilkey. George Carl, Nephl, 403
Wilkins, Gail. Idaho Falls. Ida.. 344
Wllkins. Myrza Jean. Sherman Oaks. Calif. 232
Wilkins, Roberta E.. VIctorvIlle. Calif, 170. 207, 320
Wllkins, Rosalea Lois, Santa Monica, Calif. 344
Wilkinson, Alice L.. Provo
Wilkinson, Clifton B.. Coalville. 367
Willjlnson, David L., Provo. 167. 224. 367
Wilkinson, Milton J.. Richfield
Wilkinson. Oral Bryan. Murray
Wilkinson, Robert C. Provo
Wlllden. David Joel. Beaver
Wlllden, Jerome R.. Salt Lake City. 344
Willden. William K., Orem
Wille. Milton George, Chicago, 111., 325
Wllles, Frank Jesse, Babblft, Nev.. 367
Willett. George R Jr.. Provo. 320
Willey. Steven Moon. Bountiful. 403
Williams. Bertha M., Salt Lake City
Williams. Blaine Dean. San Diego, Calif
Williams, Byron Cole, Axson, Ga.
Williams, Dallas Y., Hamer, Ida.. 320
Williams, Delyn Elmer. Lakeview. Ore.. 286. 367
Williams. Dwayne A., Phoenix. Ariz.. 285. 326
Williams. Eldon Blaine. Richland. Wash.. 367
Williams. Fredrick R.. Provo
Williams. Hanna Mae. Provo
Williams. Helen Ann. Spanish Fork. 367
Williams. Henry Leroy. Olympla, Wash.. 320
Williams. James Fred. Ogden. 190, 274, 323
Williams, John Kirk. Ontario, Ore.'
Williams. Joseph V., Price
Williams, Joyce Arlene. Clearfield, 282, 367
Williams, Laura Joyce. Kansas City. Kan., 403
Williams, Margaret O., Orem
Williams. Mary, Pioche. Nev., 283, 320
Williams, Myrle, Kamas, 344
Williams, Myrna Loy, Sunnyslde
Williams. Noel Judd. Provo. 320
Williams. Owen B.. Orem
Williams. Paul George, Provo, 321
Wlllianis, Robert E., Mesa. Ariz.. 173. 367
Williams. Terry Rae, Provo. 367
Williams, William G.. Boise. Ida., 248
Williamson, Gary Clark, San Marino. Calif., 190 223
254. 321
Wllllch, Theodore. Provo
Willis, Golda. Chandler, Ariz.. 403
Willis. Judith Carol. Martinsville. Ind., 367
Willis, Vivian Love. Snowflake, Ariz., 321
Wilson, Alice Ann. St. Michaels. Ariz.
Wilson, Anne Helen. Monticello. 403
Wilson. Arlene. Salt Lake City, 321
448
student Index - Autumn Quarter
Wilson, Arnold, Springvllle, 325
Wilson, Avard Lynn, Prove
Wilson Arvilla Ray, Gushing, Okla., 403
Wilson, Betty Joan, Salt Lake City, 403
Wilson, Bobby R., Kernersville, N. C, 344
Wilson, Delight, Glendale, Calif.
Wilson, Eber Keith, Riverside, Calif.
Wilson, Elizabeth P., Santa Rosa, Calif., 367
Wilson, Elmond, Tridell
Wilson, Harvey A .Jr., Salt Lake City
Wilson, Helen, Hatch, 240, 367
Wilson, Jack Ronald, Provo, 367
Wilson, Jay Roger, Salt Lake City, 403
Wilson, John L., Idaho Falls, Ida., 274, 325
Wilson, Lamon David, Provo, 325
Wilson, Larry R., Orenn
Wilson. Lawrence D., Roosevelt
Wilson, Lerona M., Col. Juarez, Chih., Mex.
Wilson, Loyd Leon, Woodland, Calif., 344
Wilson, Warba, Hatch, 403
Wilson, Maurice Devon, Sinclair, Wyo., 403
Wilson, Richard J. , Portland, Ore., 224, 344
Wilson, Robert Earl, Portland, Ore., 269, 367
Wilson, Ward P., Provo, 321
Wilson, Wayne Paxton, Provo
Wilson, William Albert, Dov/ney, Ida., 344
Wiltbank, Jerry D., Greer, Ariz.
Wiltbank, Joyce, Albuquerque, N. Mex., 172, 268
Wlmber, Melvin Leon, Springvllle
Wimber, Nancy Kay, Salt Lake City, 403
Wimmer, David Rolland, San Lorenzo, Calif., 176, 403
Wlmmer, Lucille Jean, Duchesne
Wimmer, Robert Osmond, San Lorenzo. Calif.
Winborg, James P., Pocatello. Ida.
Winegar, Eleta Irene, Provo, 367
Wlnegar, Gary H., Ontario, Ore., 367
Winegar, Jack, Buhl, Ida.
Wlnegar, Legrand, Salt Lake City
Wing, Glennis, Lehi, 321
Winkel, Thomas Ray, Alameda, Calif.
Winkler, Louis Albert, Mount Pleasant
Winkelman, Walter W., Salt Lake City, 204, 367
Winkler, Mary Lee, Provo, 321
Winkler, Mary Ruth, Arlington, Va., 173. 367
Winkler, Pauline, Bluebell, 265, 344
Winn, Paul B., Preston, Ida.
Wlnslow, Wayman Lloyd, Lehl, 321
Winters, Francis B., Provo, 321
Winters, Kathleen, Afton, Wyo., 344
Winterton, Arlan E., Heber, 173, 367
Wlnterton, Doyle W., Orem, 367
Winterton, Eldon W., Roosevelt, 344
Wlnterton, Wayne Allen, Orem
Winters, Evan Burton, Afton, Wyo., 173, 403
Winther, Emily, Anaheim, Calif., 198
Wlrrlck, Allyn Joseph, Hood River, Ore., 344
Wlrrlck, George Walker, Hood River, Ore., 344
Wlrrlck, Thomas Kay, Hood River, Ore.
Wlscombe, Anne, Springvllle, 367
Wistisen, Martin J., Bancroft, Ida., 403
Wistisen, Rolene, Bancroft, Ida., 321
Wltbeck, Carol, Provo
Witt, Daniel G., Heber, 323
Wlttorf, Robert Henry, New York, N. Y.. 367
Wittwer. Jon Paul, Chula Vista, Calif.. 190, 367
Wixom, Sharl, Salt Lake City
Woerner, Gary Carl, Laguna Beach, Calif., 142
Wofflnden, Anna Joy, Lehi. 173
Wold. Joyce Elaine, Murtaugh, Ida., 403
Wold, Larry Richard, Idaho Falls, Ida., 272, 403
Wold, Max Preston, Mesa, Ariz.. 325
Wolfley, Ella Sellers, Freedom, Wyo.. 344
Wolsey. Edward John. Provo, 403
Wolsey, Marlene, Provo, 344
Woltman, Patsy Nell, Citrus Heights, Calif., 367
Wolverton, Garrett W., Anaconda, Mont., 403
Wong, Cornelia Ah Lin, Lanai, T. H., 403
Wong, See Bon, Provo, 344
Wood, Blair, St. George
Wood, Carol, Cardston, Alta., Can., 212, 228, 367
Wood. Fern, Spanish Fork, 344
Wood. Grant Reed. Holden. 403
Wood, Helen, Holden, 321
Wood, Janet, Salem, 403
Wood. James Dean. Cardston. Alta., Can.
Wood, John Ray, Ogden
Wood, John Rich, Murray
Wood, Marilyn, Provo
Wood. Marilyn. Salt Lake City, 367
Wood, Orin Lew, Big Creek, Calif., 344
Wood, Orion Howard, Cedar City, 174, 367
Wood, Paul Lavon, Baker, Ore., 321
Wood, Richard Eugene, Orosi, Calif., 137, 326
Wood. Zella Virginia, Baker, Ore., 367
Woodard, Jay, Goshen, 344
Woodbury, Marita N., Monroe, 403
Woodard, Lawrence E., Rangely, Colo.
Woodbury, Rodney D., Las Vegas, Nev.. 368
Woodbury. Thomas B.. Wichita. Kan., 403
Woodfleld, Norman R., Ogden, 325
Woodmansee, Robert I., Rexburg. Ida., 326
Woodring, Thomas M., Santa Barbara, Calif., 344
Woodruff. Ella Mae. Weiser, Ida., 403
Woodruff. Eva S.. Provo
Woodruff. Jackson B. Jr., Berkeley, Calif.
Woods, Daniel Bryant, Springvllle
Woods, Elva Janice, Charleston, S.C, 252
Woods, Herbert Dee, Ogden, 176, 204. 205
Woods, Richard Brazier, Salt Lake City. 321
Woods. Robert Charles. Pen Gllly, Minn.
Woodward, Anita Ann, Fallon, Nev., 344
Woodward, John Lowell, Provo, 368
Woodward, Lee Anna, Sacramento, Calif, 228, 368
Woodward, Marilyn I., Seattle, Wash., 44, 208, 368,
412
Woodworth, Beverly Lee, Provo
Woodworth, Roger F., Spokane, Wash.
Woolf. Gordon Alan, Ucon, Ida.. 173, 368
Woolstenhulme, Dickie, North Bend, Ore., 91, 403
Woolston, Claudia J., American Fork, 160. 403
Wooton. Devere Gareth. American Fork
Wootton. Richard R., Provo
Workman, Lee Alma, Rlverton, 403
Workman, Bobbie Ancll. Provo. 403
Workman. Vena May, St. George, 255. 344
Worley. Shirley Arlene, Fair Oaks, Calif, 166, 368
Worley Jan Eugene, Los Angeles, Calif., 403
Worlton, Dale Reid, Blackfoot. Ida.
Worlton, Thomas Grover, Blackfoot, Ida., 134
Worsley, Donald S., Peru. Ind., 344
Worsley. Joan Kay, Provo, 162, 321
Worsley, Klea Evans, Provo
Wortham, Luanna Lea, Grand Junction, Colo., 344
Worthen, Ellis C, Price, 344
Worthington, Don L., Payson, 368
Wrathall, Jay W., Depew, N. Y., 47, 204. 321
Wrathall. Taft Wallace. Palo Alto. Calif. 344
Wray. Gerald N., Irwin, Ida., 204, 344
Wride, Anna Marie, Payson, 403
Wride, Dale Hayward, American Fork. 403
Wride. Dawn Ray. Aberdeen. Ida., 270, 403
Wright, Jack Olsen, Los Angeles, Calif.
Wride, Marion, Spanish Fork, 321
Wride. Wendell Tom. Long Beach. Calif.. 214, 321
Wright, Ann Selgrld. Eugene. Ore.
Wright. Catherine E.. Ogden. 321
Wright, Colin. Independence. Mo.
Wright. Dan L.. Heber
Wrlghf Dolores Sharon. Glendale. Calif. 208, 226
404
Wright, Edna Ladean, Murray. 232. 233
Wright, Frances Thelma, Malta, Monf. 404
Wrighf George Gilbert, Chula Vista, Calif
Wright, James Reuben, Gooding. Ida.. 91. 404
Wright. Joye, Murray, 404
Wright. Karen. Salt Lake City, 404
Wright. Kaye. Heber. 404
Wright, Keith Norwood, Clawson, 404
Wright, Kenneth D., Los Angeles, Calif, 368
Wright, Mary Elizabeth. Mapleton
Wright, Meredith, Denver, Colo., 173, 404
Wright. Norma. Los Angeles, Calif., 321
Wright, Norman Dale, Murray
Wright, Robert Lee. Provo. 404
Wright. Robert Royce, Cardston, Alta., Can.
Wright. Wayne M., Tacoma. Wash., 368
Wright, Ruth Louisa, San Jose. Calif, 368
Wright. Ronald Charles. Riverside, Calif.
Wright, Sharron, Mesa, Ariz., 212, 404
Wright. William Jay, Alamo, Nev.
Wrlgley, Karl A., Burley, Ida., 190, 368
Wrigley. Marvin B.. Burley, Ida., 167, 190, 404
Wuerth, Dieter, Tacoma. Wash., 368
Wunderli. Yvonne Joy. Sacramento, Calif.. 230, 404
Wurst, Ladonna S.. Sf Anthony, Ida., 321
Wursten, Deanna G., Provo
Wursten, John A. Jr., Arlington, Calif
Wygal, Lavon, Springerville, Ariz., 368
Wynder, Marlene, Calgary, Alta., Can., 344
Wynn. George Brent. Ontario. Ore., 190, 404
Wynn, Russell D., Springfield, Ida., 404
Wyss. Eileen Loretta, Washington, D. C, 173, 263,
404
Yang, Kwang Nam, Pusan, Korea, 326
Yapelli, Albert Jr., Los Angeles, Calif.
Yardley, Gene Russell, Gunnison, 404
Yardley. Nancy. Beaver. 234, 404
Yardley, Mary Alice, Salt Lake City, 230. 404
Yeates, Carole, Logan, 234, 404
Yeates, James Lorin. Denver, Colo., 321
Yergensen, RaeJean, Monroe, 404
Ylngllng, Billy Alvln, North Bend, Ore., 368
Ylngling, Kay Alan, Waynesboro, Pa., 368
Ylngllng. Laura May, North Bend, Ore., 246, 261, 404
Yoder, George Henry, South Gate, Calif.
Yorgason, Joseph Wayne, Provo
Yorgason. Lorelle, Otto, Wyo., 172, 368
Yorgason. Vanja Louise, Ogden, 172, 404
Yorgensen, William L., Provo
Yorgesen. Delmar Ralph, Idaho Falls, Ida.
Yoshino, Yootaro. Tokyo, Japan, 131, 302, 305, 32!
Younce, Patty Rae, Hlllsboro, Ore., 404
Youd. T. Leslie, Spanish Fork
Young. Alice Kathleen, Chambers, Ariz., 368
Young, Barbara Claire, San Luis Obispo, Calif.
Young. Carol Gay. Provo, 266, 404
Young. Beven Guy. Huntington. 344
Young. Dennis Allen, Fullerton. Calif.. 404
Young. Donald Woolley. Huntington Park, Calif.
Young, Elizabeth Jean, Taber, Alta., Can.
Young. James W.. Farmington, N. Mex.
Young. Jean Lenore, Payson
Young, Jerry Sherman, Idaho Falls, Ida., 368
Young. Kendall W.. Blanding
Young. Lauretta. Rainier, Ore., 404
Young, Leonard D., Blackfoof Ida., 404
Young. Marilyn Starr, Bluewater, N, Mex., 404
Young. Robert M., Provo
Young. Ross. Heber. 321
Young, Sondra Elaine, La Crescenta, Calif, 198, 344
Zabel, Kara Lynn, El Cajon, Calif
Zabrlskle. Grant R., Provo
Zabrlskle, Marllynn, Orem, 321
Zabrlskle. Maurine. Pleasant Grove
Zaccardi. Ben C, Springvllle
Zander. Karen Patricia. Fond du Lac, Wis., 162
Zarif. Roberto. Brazil, 404
Zaugg. Waldo S.. Union, Ore.
Zeller. Ronald P., Milwaukee, Wis.
Zlegler, George Robert, Lehl
Zlelinski, Judith Ann, Tacoma, Wash.. 368
Zinn. Raymond David. El Centro. Calif
Zirker. Ronald John, Wardon, Wash., 279, 321
Zirker. Saundra, San Diego, Calif, 208, 368
Zitting, Ronald Dwayne. Clarkston. Wash.. 90, 368
Zohner, Glenn Dorin, Driggs, Ida., 344
Zollinger, Janice L., San Bernardino, Calif. 226, 341
Zuber, Donovan Adolf, Toronto, Ont., Can.
Zundel, Ivan Brown, El Paso, Tex.
449
student Index - Winter Quarter
Aamodt, Molvin Heber, Murray
Abegg, Myrlon Bentley, Provo
'Adams, Bonnie Jean, Pierre, 5. D., 346
Adams, Lavere, Tremonton
Adamson, Lorna Marie, Salt Lake City, 173, 202
Addis, Donald F., Oakland, Calif., 346
Aeschbach, Hanna, Aarav, Switzerland, 328
Aldean. Edward Fulton, Bakersfield. Calif.
Allan, Barbara, Mapleton
Allen, Denzel C, Berkeley, Calif.
Allen, Terry S., Winslow, Ariz.
Allphin. Ann S. H., Lovell Wyo.
Allphin, Marian A., Lovell, Wyo.
Allred, Leslie Dee. Provo
Andersen, Mario Ray Provo, 328
Anderson, Arthur Carl, Glenns Ferry, Ida.
Anderson, Douglas L., Salt Lake City
Andetson, Gale Yancey, Pocatello ,lda.
Anderson, Joan, Gunnison
Anderson, Lawrence O., Santa Monica, Calif., 23 7,
328
Anderson, Lois Raymond, Sacramento, Calif.
Anderson, Lowell Ray, Falrview
Anderson, Richard D., Sacramento, Calif.
Anderson, Ronald B., Salt Lake City
Anderson, Warren B., Pleasant Grove
Ands'ton, Janice, Roosevelt
Andrus, Irva Pratt, Provo
Andrus, Richard D., Long Beach, Calif.
Andrui. Ramona E. Glaus, Long Beach, Calif.
Angus, Donald Roy. Blythe, Calif.
Applegate, Thayne R., Richfield
Armstrong, Biair, Idaho Falls, Ida., 167, 345
Asay, Adelbert B., Provo
Ashby, Marian, Provo, 166, 346
Ashton. R .Paul, Midvale, 218. 328
Aubrey, Sheryl Jean, Woodland, Calif.
Austin, John M., Provo
B
Backman, Robert Jon, Santaquin
Baer, Richard David, Berkeley, Calif.
Bagley. Rodney Deland, Ogden
Bair, Steven L., Glenwood Springs, Colo.
Baird, Alan, Payson
Baird, Vaughn. Hey burn, Ida.
Baker, C. Frank Jr., Delta
Baker, John Reynold, Tooele
Ball, Colleen, Murray, 166
Ballantyne, Wlllard J., Orem
Barkdull, Franklin Del, Pocatello. Ida.
Barth, Richard Ervin, Salt Lake City
Barton, H. Keith, Orem
Batman. Lanny Leroy, Portland. Ore.
Beachem, Paul John, St. Augustine, Fla.
Bean, Ronald H., Seattle, Wash.
Beardall, Robert Lloyd, Sprlngville
Bearnson, William J., Sprlngville
Beck, Gayle, Ogden
Beck, Vaughn K., American Fork
Beck, Veria, Ovid, Ida.
Beckstead, Zan L.
Beckstrand, Therald C, Meadow, 329
Beecroft. Bill L.. Provo
Belnap, Richard Duane, Ogden
Belt, Glenys Rollins, Lyman, Wyo.
Bengry, Ruth Roberts, Cardston, Alta., Can.
Bennett, Gordon L., American Fork
Bennett, Richard L., Lehi
Benson, Owen J., Ephralm
Berg, Lowell A., Heber
Berry, Margaret Ann. No. Hollywood, Calif., 372
Berry, Rex Alden, Provo, 372
Bertoncelj. Eileen, Point of Rocks, Wyo.. 208. 306
Bethers, Euray, Heber
Bilbray, James Hubert, Las Vegas, Nev., 372
Bills, William Harvey, Emmett, Ida., 348
Bingham, Darold Leroy, Idaho Falls Ida.
Sinks, Joseph D., Mapleton
Bird, Beverly Ann, Memphis, Tenn.
Bird, Eva Deon, Mendon
Blanchard, Wilma Jean, Pendleton, Ore.
Blankenstein. John B., Provo
Bodon. Harold W., Salt Lake City
Boelter, Barbara, Salt Lake City
Bollnder, Richard L., Sacramento, Calif.
Bonnett, Lowell W., Provo
Boothe, Mali J., Orem
Boots, William James, Cobalt, Ida.
Bosen, Bonnie Joy, Long Beach, Calif.
Bourne. Sidney Arthur, Lethbridge. Alta., Can., 348
Bowers, Donald Dale, Nyssa, Ore.
Bown, Roger Layfette, Provo, 158
Boyack, Anne, Salt Lake City
Boyack, Margaret May, bpringvill*
Boyce, Barbaro Ann, Provo
Boyden, Jacqueline, Lethbridge, Alta., Can.
Bracken, Byron Lee. Tooele, 373
Bradshaw, Lawrence S., Drummond, Mont., 348
Brady, Madge Renon, Spring City. 173, 373
Brague, Charlene Ann, Riverside, Calif., 172
Bralthwaite, Leonard D., Provo
Brandt, William E. Jr., Orem
Brasher, Ruth E., Huntington
Breevwer, Jan, Faardam, Holland
Brew:ter, Marda, Portland, Ore.. 237
Briggs. Arta Lucille, Salt Lake City, 237
Brim, Larry Hyde, Downey, Lda.
Brlndley, Mary Ann, Koosharem, 373
Bringhurst, Fred R., Alhambra, Calif.
Brinkerhoff, Golda, Flowell
Broadhead, Dean Morris, Cardston, Alta., Can.
Broman, David Gary, Cincinnati, Ohio
Brook, William Dean, Payson
Brooks, Kenneth Wayne, Henefer
Brooksby, Wayne J., Fredonia, Ariz.
Brown, Jacqueline Sue, Twin Falls, Ida.
Brown, Kay F., Arcadia, Calif.
Brown, Raymond Carroll, Bremerton, Wash., 288, 348
Brown, Richard Dale, American Fork
Brown, Walter Dean, Blackfoot, Ida.
Bryner, Maurice Clair, Overton. Nev.
Buchanan, Norma C, Provo, 269
Buckwalter, Jolayne, American Fork
Buckwalter, Kent G., American Fork
Buettner, Roy Hans, Cardston, Alta., Can.
Buhler, Sylvan B.. American Fork
Bukich, Rudy Andrew, Los Angeles, Calif.
Bullock, Dennis S., Welling, Alta., Can.
Bulow, Melvlna, Provo
Bunker, Gary Lamond, Las Vegas. Nev.
Burden. Jack Duane, Portervilie, Calif.
Burgess, Sara Jane, Copperton
Burnham, Lucy Gail W,. Provo
Burns, Noel Eugene. Salt Lake City
Burt, Rodney L.. Sprlngville
Bush, Douglas P., Rosemead, Calif., 251
Butler, Albert Bay, Richfield, 349
Butler, Oral C, Provo
Byington, Deverl Y., Jerome, Ida.
Bytheway, Mercy D., West Jordan, 374
Cahoon, Thomas Patrick, Calgary, Alta., Can.
Calder, E. Vance, Orem
Call, James Richard, Olldale. Calif., 237, 330
Call, Owen Dean, Col. Dub., Chih., Mex.
Callaway, Lowell Evan, Pasadena, Calif.
Campbell. Kerry Leon, Provo
Capps, Douglas L., Jerome, Ida.
Cannon, Wilford Glenn, Payson
Carbine, Chadra, Las Cruces, N. Mex.
Cardall, Stanley. Provo
Cardon. Bartell Wilson, Oakland, Calif., 375
Carlisle, Elmo J., Payson
Carlion, Thayne G.. Los Angeles, Calif.
Carson, Eldon Earl. Salt Lake City
Carter, Dannie Wallls, Orem
Cartin, Gilbert M., Jacksonville, Fla., 252, 375
Case, James Richard, Scottsdale, Ariz,
Cassell, William Carol. Ft. Worth, Tex.
Cavanaugh. George L., Agar, S. Dak.
Chambers, Richard W., San Diego, Calif., 270
Chaney, Evan Ray, Spokane, Wash.
Chapman, James Edwin. Merced, Calif.
Chappie, Jay Darrell, Provo
Chowdhury, Pratlp. Nath
Christensen, Carolyn, Payson
Chrlstensen, David C, Denver, Colo.
Christensen, Ida B. K.
Christensen, Lorimer, Spanish Fork
Chrlstensen, Sharon, Orem
Christensen, William J., Pleasant Grove
Christiansen, Margit A.
Christopherson, Merrll. Provo
Clarldge, Frances Gall, White Salmon, Wash.
Clark, Bonita Rae, Nampa. Ida.
Clark, Edward Roy, Portland, Ore.
Clark, Hoover W., Provo
Clark, Ranae. 246, 376
Clarke, RIssa M., Provo
Clayson, tlmo Anthon, Spanish Fork
Clayson, Kendall T,, Alameda, Calif., 376
Clayton, Donna Lee. Bountiful
Clegg, Darrel Lewis. Provo
Cluff, Donna Vee, Orange, Calif.
Cluff. Kenneth C, Provo
Cluff, Rulon Walker, Provo
Clyde, Kahleen S., McGill. Nev.
Coates, Verl bugnell, Lehi
Coffman, Gordon Crabb, Salt Lake City, 218, 219,
350
Collard, Colleen Rea, Provo, 376
Collet. Wanda Amber, Del Bonita. Alta., Can., 172,
376
Comer, Paul B., Lehi
Connelly, Earl Jack, Prove, 376
Cook, James Reed, Sprlngville. 214
Cooper, William L., Raymond, Alta., Can., 377
Cooper, VIvean Keith, Provo
Corbet t, David Dewayne, South Gate, Calif.
Cornwell, Janis S. B., Salt Lake City, 283
Coultos, Reginald Hess, Provo
Cowan, Gary Kent, NephI
Cox, Alice Taylor, Provo
Cox, Alta, Provo
Cox, Kim Vernon, Payson
Cox, Robert B.. Orem
Craig. Harris Olene, Layton
Crail, Betty Irene, Merced, Calif., 377
Crandall, Gordon C, Sprlngville
Crandall, Lawana, Twin Falls, Ida., 207, 33 1
Crandall, Lynn Wallace, Sprlngville
Crane, Verna May, Lethbridge, Alta., Can., 377
Crawford, Carl W., Orem
Crawford, Arlean A.. Helper, 350
Craythorn, Margaret E., Provo, 172, 208
Crnkovie, E. Elina
Curtis, Carol Jean, Salt Lake City, 377
Curtis, Robert Kenneth
Cutchen, Eleanor Faye, Dothan, Ala., 350
Dalebout, Gladys J., Salt Lake City
Dallin, Reed Lowell, Sprlngville
Dame, Gale, Ogden, 172
Dam, Ingrid Elisabeth, Rungsted, Den.
Daniels, Jack Keith, Alameda, Calif., 377
Dart, George Edwin, Provo
Darton. Melvin Ray, Oakland, Calif.
Davenport. Byron F., Provo
Davis, Richard J., Provo
Davis, Robert L., Richfield, 351
Davis, Terence Avard, Payson
Davis. Terrel Eugene. Mt. Home, Ida,
Dawson, Kenneth Edsel, Henefer
Day, Sherman Ross, Draper
De Pew, Adeline
Dean, Arzuman George, Sandy
Dean, Clifford A., Pima, Ariz.
Dean, Connie Ann, American Fork
Dean, Ernest H., American Fork
Dean, Mildred G., American Fork
Dearden, Blaine Beard, Henefer
Deby, Wlnnlfred V., Edmonton, Alta., Can., 378
Decker, Jerry, Mancos, Colo., 332
Dennett, El wood, Provo
Dennis, Ronald M., Orem
Denys, Sylvia Kay, Provo
Derrick, Sylvia Marie, Atlanta. Ga.
Derrick, Paul Irven, Atlanta, Ga.
Despain, Harold Steele, Lovell, Wyo.
Dickey, Desmond C, Jacksonville, Fla., 351
Diderlcksen. Margie, Tremonton, 378
Dimick, Frank Reed, Provo
Dixon, Glenn Ray, Payson, 214
Dobson, Boyd, Farmington
Donaldson, Kenyon V., Duncan, Ariz.
Done, Edna Harris, Provo ,
Done, Norma Maudell, Provo, 378
Dotson, Robert B., Panaca, Nev.. 351
Downs, Gerald C, Copperton
Doxey, Roger W.,
Drake, Asa Junior, Victor, Ida., 332
Drakullch, Jannie Lou, Ely, Nev.
Draper, Vernon Thomas, Price
Drinkwater, Phillip F., Runnemede, N. J., 263, 351
Dudley, Alan Wallace, Magrath, Can., 378
Dug more, Dorlne, Ferron, 352
Dugmore. Gale A.
Duke, Elaine Whitney
Dunford, Max Patterson, Provo
Dumas, Mary Elizabeth, Randolph. Vt.. 324
Dunn, Heber Grant. Provo. 176. 237
Durfee. Henry Clement. Caldwell, Ida., 378
Durfey. Evan Haws, American Fork
Durham, Luanne, Trenton, N. J,
Durrant, Ronald, Provo
Earp, Deverle Jess
Earp, Robert Eugene, El Monte, Calif.
Eckerman, Nevlyn Marie. New Laguna, Valencia
Ellis, Jede Nell, Mancos, Colo,
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Ebinga, Joyce L. Salt Lake City. 237, 352
Emery, Ivan Earl, Ganado, Arii., 379
Engemann, Paul K.. Van Noys. Calif.. 310
Ennlss. Noel Huff, Salt Lake City. 3S2
Erickson. Lucile B., Springville
Eskelson. Oral W., American Fork
Escobar, Victor. San Leandro. Calif.
Eschler. Harold, Bountiful
Evans. David L. Inglewood. Calif.. 269. 353
Evans. Douglas Lloyd. Raymond. Alta.. Can.. 379
Evans. Forrest Stewart, Vernal
Evans. Jayne, Layton. 253, 259
Eyring. Phillip Max. Berkeley, Calif., 210
Fallis, Arvel A., Hatch. 332
Fannin. George R-, Moses Lake. Wash,
Farley, Gilbert Lamar. Covlna. Calif.
Farnsworth. Verl S., Mapleton
Farr, David Brown, Lakeside, Arii.. 352
Farr. James Gordon. Lakeside. Ariz,, 379
Faucette. Reese Earl. Provo
Felsted. Harold W., Pullman, V/ash.
Fenton. Darrell K.. Pleasant Grove
Fickel, Marie Luise. Milwaukee. W.s.
Fife. Nancy Jane. Los Angeles. Calif., 277
Fillmore. Charles L., Provo
Fillmore. Gary N., Orim
Finch. Gerald Max, Payson
Fisher, Elaine Karin, Bountiful
Fitch. Marian F,, San Diego. Calif.
Fitisemanu, Tavita, Apia, West Samoa. 259. 266
Flanary. Howard Lee. Nyssa, Ore.
Flitton. Dee W., Ogden
Foote, Arvel Wayne, Welling. Alta., Can. 380
Ford. Leiand Levon. Springville
Forman. John Ernest, Heber
Forrest. Hugh A. Jr., Springville. Mass.
Forsyth. Gwen, Provo, 198, 332
Foulk, David Richard, Walnut Creek, Calif.
Foutz, Robert B. Jr.. Farmlngton, N. Men.
Fox. Harold Chlpman. Lehi
Fox, William, Tooele
Frederickson, Horace G,, Twin Falls. Ida.
Freeman, Carol. Long Beach, Calif., 333
French. Russell Carl. Hill Spring, Alta.. Can.
Frome. Lionel 0-. Afton, Wyo.
Frost, Merrill F.. Provo
Fruman Rlma Delmont
Fuchigoml. Ronald S,. Lanai City. Hawaii
Fuller. Dena. Mesa. Ariz.
Fuller, Eldon R.. Pasco. Wash.
Fullmer. Jonene, Springville
Fullmer. Richard R.. Springville
Gabbltas. George W., Jr., Bakersfield. Calif.
Gale. Levon Russel. Durango. Colo.
Gambles, Paul Dean, Swan Lake. Ida.
Garcia, Carmen C, Provo. 333
Garcia. Jose E., Las Cavces. N. Mex.. 353
Gardner. Barclay, Spanish Fork
Gardner, Franklin D.. Afton. Wyo.
Gardner. Mark Lavar. Firth, Ida., 353
Garslde, Jayne G., Kansas City
Carter, Richard Garn. Provo
Gates, Joseph Lawrence, Compton. Calif.
Geddes. Marlse Alder, Provo
Gentile, Margaret Mary, Brooklyn. N, Y.
Gibb, Robert Nelson, Raymond, Alta.. Can,. 380
Gibbons, Lorene Donna
Gibbs. Walter S., Portage, 162. 333
Gibb:, Laurel E.. Reliance, Wyo.
Gilchrist. Alan Curtis, Qulncy. Wash.. 380
Gilchrist. Norman D., Quincy. Wash., 380
Gilger. Marilyn. Las Vegas. Nev.
Gines, Ralph Junior, Orem
Gish, Melvin Paul. Ontario, Calif.
Glasgow. Diane Dunford
Glenn, Lowell Marshall, Orem
Goatas, Clara. Parma, Ida., 173, 381
Goates, Irene, Parma. Ida.
Gobte. Dee Roy, Calgary, Alta,, Can.
Goodrich, Glen M., Trldell
Gowans, Hugh E., Tooele
Graham, Robert William. Rlgby. Ida.
Grayson. Jean Edna, N. Vancouver, Can., 381
Gray, Sam L.. Monroe
Greene. Marva Lue
Grenko. Rudolph John. Gallup. N. Mex.
Grenny, Guy Wayne. Spokane. Wash.
Griffin. Gerald B.. Escalante
Griffin. Rodney Dale, American Fork
Griffith. Doyle Robert. Bell, Calif.. 381
Grimaud. Donald L., MIdvale. 353
Groesbeck. Robert Dean, Springville
Groneman. Janet Marie, Provo. 200, 353
Gubler. Antoine Hafen, Rosemead. Calif.
Gunter. Monroe Maynard, Portland. Ore.. 324
Gurr, Willis Opvllle, Sigurd
Gurr, Delmar Smith. Parowan
Guymon, Fred Edgar
Gwynn, Ann Lorraine, Garches, France
H
Hacking. Donald Earl, Cardston, Alta., Can.
Hacking, Kenneth J,. Provo
Hadley. Dee Wlllard. Ogden
Hafen. Clark Jacob, St. George
Haggen. Gilbert L., Lovell, Wyo., 354
Hahl, Constance Jean, Rehway, N. J.
Hale, Rodney. Oakley, Ida.
Hales, Glade Cowan. Spanish Fork
Hall. EIna Ann S.,
Hall, John Richard, Tooele
Helton. Nancy Lavaun, Albany, Ore,, 354
Halvorson. Allan L., Abbey. Sask.. Can., 382
Hamot. Jerry Edward, Las Vegas, Nev.
Hamilton, Naomi Ruth. Vanceburg, Ky., 237. 252.
3S2
Hamilton, Robert Dean. Fallbrook. Calif., 382
Hansen, Douglas William, Orem
Hansen, Duane A., Springville
Hansen, Irving Carl. Belleville, N. J.
Hansen, James Norman. Cottonwood. Arlr.
Hansen, Janell, West Jordan. 202
Hansen. Nile Joseph, Dayton, Ida.
Hansen. Norma Gae, Richfield
Hansen. Ray, Mayfleld
Hansen. Wilford Roy. Gunnison
Hanson, Gene Russell, Provo
Hanson. Thomas E. Jr., Duluth, Minn.
Hard/, William Heber, Provo
Harker, Dale Wayne, Idaho Falls, Ida.
Harris.. Charles Wright, San Bernardino, Calif.
Harris, Lynn- M., Ogden
Harris. Paul Lavern, Rirle. Ida.. 382
Harris, Rita Jean. Torrance. Calif.. 354
Harris, Val Leroy. Provo
Hart. John Adolph. Provo
Harvey. David C., Pleasant Grove
Harward. Eldon Kent, Midvale
Hatch, Rey Lynn, El Paso, Tex.
Haws, Shirley Mae, Richland, Wash.
Haycock, Bevan O., Grand Junction, Colo,
Haycock, Judith Wilma. Salt Lake City
Haycock, Roger G., Cedar. 190
Hayes. Henry Howard. San Jose, Calif.
Hayes, William Oscar, American Fork
Hays, Gilbert Aird, Sen Diego, Calif.
Helnzman, Gene Roger, Vallejo. Calif,
Held. George John Jr., Glendale. Calif.
Henderson, Ashton R., Pocatello, Ida.
Hendricks. Robert R.. Salt Lake City, 383
Heninger, Richard W.. Raymond. Alta., Can.
Hennlngsen, Tove B., Esblerg, Denmark, 383
Henri ksen. Alma Lamont. Provo
Henriksen. Adolph F. Jr., Betlflower, Calif.
Hepworth. Lester O.. Hinckley
Herron, Jack Richard, Cut Bank, Mont.
Hicks, Robert Franklin, Rochester. N.Y.
Hill. Frank Wilson, Jacksonville, Fla.
Hiskey. Mona Ellett. Blcknell
Hodion. Harry, Provo
Hogan. Williom E.. Salt Lake City
Holdaway, Grant Harold, Provo
Holdsberg. Carroll. Los Angeles. Calif., 237
Hollingshead, James. Wlhttier, Calif, 355
Holmes, Carole Jean, Springville
Holmstead. Ralph Kay. Lehi
Holtman, Peggy Key, Salt Lake City
Homer, Betty Jo. Salt Lake City
Hooper, Gerald Ray, San Gabriel-. Calif.
Hornberger, Sheila I,, Calgary, Alta., Can.
Horsley, Richard Brown, Salt Lake City, 210, 334
Horton, Frank Arnold. Provo. 214, 259
Hosklns, Phillip K,. Kellogg. Ida.
Housslan. William C, Calgary. Alta., Can.. 355
Hubler, Helm Helmuth, Blel. Switzerland. 240
Huff. Leonard Ray. Spanish Fork
Huff, Franklyn Dan. Orem
Hulse, Evelyn Ann, Buhl. Ida.
Hunter. Richard Brent, Eugene. Ore.
Hunter, Sherman Craig, Salt Lake City
Huntsman. Lewis R., Enterprise
Hurst, Jewell Y., Mapleton
Hurst, Margene. Mapleton
Hyde, Leonard Blaine, Provo
I
mal. Tomlko, Tokyo. Japan. 256
rving. Eldred W., Nyssa, Ore.
rving, Magdalena A.. Nyssa. Ore.
verson, Jane. Pleasont Grove. 355
vie, Alma Raeldon, Ogden. 146, 224. 355
vie. Dwayne Seymour. Benlcla, Calif.
vie, Morrel W., Fillmore, 214, 335
vie. Virgil Stanley, Provo
vlns, Anthony Harold, Lund, Nev.
Jack. Vernadeen, Farmlngton, N. Mex.. 172
Jackson. Gerald Lee. Salt Lake City
Jackson. James Stanley, Lakeside. Ariz.. 250. 355
Jackson, Paul W., Ogden
Jackson, Norman Heber. Kanab, 223
Jacobs, Elaine. Salt Lake City. 355
James, Lucie Howard. Orem
Janson, Donald Granger. Phoenix, Ariz.
Jarvie, Thearn Gill. Draper
Jarrard, Richard Lee, 355
Jeffs, Mark Dee, Heber
Jensen, Bryant Levern, Falrvlew
Jensen, Donald Alvln. Salt Lake City, 335
Jensen, Melron Curtis. Minneapolis. Minn.
Jensen, Richard W.. Stirling, Alta., Can.
Jensen, Wilds Darlene. Moses Lake
Jensen. Vernon L.. Ithaca. N. Y.. 312
Jenson. Jeanene. Smithfield. 255. 356
Johnson. Barbara L., Downey, Calif.
Johnson, Burt Harold, Rlverton. 254
Johnson, Carma Jean, Ogden
Johnson, Charles Lynn, SprlngvIlU
Johnson, David Eric, Blackfoot, Ida.
Johnson, Dorlne. South Jordan
Johnson. Douglas G., Santoquin
Johnson, Hal La veil. Ferron
Johnson, Harold Austin, Murray
Johnson, J. Clifford Jr., Marysvllle, Calif.. 356
Johnson, James Irving, Pleasant Grove
Johnson. John Keith, Buhl. Ida.
Johnson, Karen S.. Denver. Colo.
Johnson. Kerma, Holden
Johnson, Lawrence M.. Salt Lake City
Johnson, Maurice Webb. Provo
Johnson. Oliver T.. Orem
Johnson, Richard X., Studio City. Calif.
Johnson. Robert Hugh, Richfield, 273, 335
Johnson. Rodney Allan. High Bridge, Wis., 258
Johnson, Walter Howard, Provo
Jolley, Carol, Provo
Jolley. Harold Lee. Provo
Jones. Bruce Edward. Salt Lake City
Jones, Glen Ashton. Blending. 254
Jones. J, Stephen, Provo, 103
Jones, Marilynn, Pasadena. Calif., 356
Jones, Merjorle E. P., Grand Junction, Colo.
Jorgensen, James Neil, Mount Pleasant
Joyce, John Michael, Antonlto, Colo.
Kapp, Grant Wilford, Springville
Karren, Jay B., Vernal
Kashanlan. Farrokh, Teheran, Iran
Kee, Louis Walter Jr.. Boise. Ida.
Keith, Wayne Penrod, Provo, 162, 190
Kesler, Sharen Lee, Milford
Killian, Sheffield D., Kaysvllle
Kimball, Jay Crandall. Lynwnod, Calif.
Kimball, Edwin Norman n, Provo
King. George Arvel. Provo
King. Gerald Carl. Springville
King. James Ernest Jr., St, Petersburg, Fla.
King, Reed Lewis. Darlington. Ids., 356
King. Stephen Best, Moore, Ida., 237, 356
King, Scott J., Las Vegas, Nev.
KIngdon. Eugene Earl. Staten Island. N. Y.. 223. 336
KIrby. Bobby. Bakersfield, Calif.
Kitras. Zissls C, Athens, Greece
Kitchin. William R., Sweet Home. Ore.
Kneeland, Judith Amy. Rosemead. Calif.
Knickerbocker. William, New Plymouth. Ida.
Knotts, Dianne
Knudsen, Gale, Farmlngton. N. Mex.
Knudsen, Clarence. Provo
Knudsen. Wendell W.. Farmlngton. N. Mex.
Kofford. Jeratd. Gridley, Calif. 322
Kolsta. Christ Edward. Fairfield. Mont.. 260. 387
Kondo, Eleanor Setsuko, Kapaa, Hawaii
KoHer. Verle Glen. Shelley, Ida.. 336
Kotter, Vernon Henry, Payson
Labrum, Joyce. Lapoint
Laird. Fred H. Jr.. Ruth. Nev.
Lake. Jay Vaughn, Idaho Falls. Ida.. 224, 225. 314
Lambson. Glen H.. Provo
Lambson, Patricia Ann. Prescott. Ariz.. 357
Lang. Rudolph Edwin Jr.. N. Hollywood. Calif
Larsen, Dean L., Mesa. Ariz.
Larson, Byron Albert
Larson. Glade. Moses Lake, Wash.
Latham, Glenn. Eugerie, Ore.
Lew, Gladys. Bountiful. 357
Law. Pierce Alan. Herkimer, N. Y.
Lawrence, Rue Lewis. Salt Lake City
Leaf. Lawrence Dennis. Seattle. Wash.. 387
Leavltt, Allen Mark
Lechtenberg. Duwayne T.. Bancroft. Ida.
Lee. Earl M., St. Ignatius. Mont.. 260. 357
Lee. Emily Brian, Loa
Lee, Jennings Miles, Orem
Lee, Wilmer Grant. San Diego. Calif.
Leonhardt, Mary. Pleasant Grove, 207. 357
Lewis, Anthon H.. Farmlngton. N. Mex.
Lewis. Frank, Decatur, Neb.
Lewis. Wayne J.. Provo
Llddell, Rulon Dee, Duchesne, 388
Liddle, Wallace S.. Arlington, Va., 388
Llllebo. Jeri Lee. North Bend, Ore.. 173
Lindsay, W. Paul. Morelsnd, Ida,
Lish. Roderick Nell, McCammon, Ida.. 282
Livingston, Tonya, Springville
Lloyd, Gary M.. Provo. 190
Loar. Marvin John. Farmlngton. N. Mei,. 262
Loertscher. Paul Rush. Park City
Long, Louis Rene, Overton, Nev,. 358
Lopez, Inez, Dragerton
Lord, Marilyn C, Provo
Lorah, Clifton L.. Meridian. Ida.
Lord. Richard Oliver. Mayfleld, Ida.
Lott, Adelbert Snow. Salt Lake City
Lott, Lowell Dean
Louder. Boyd Mitchell. Kamas
Louder. Myrl B.. Kamas
Lowther. Leo Marley. Arlmo. Ida.. 388
Luke, Arlo Dillon. Twin Falls, Ida.. 176
Lund, Marcls Ellen, Spenard, Alaska, 268, 356
Laub, Myrna C, Monrovia. Calif.
Lundy, Guy Murr. Portland. Ore., 388
Lythgoe. George H., Myton
M
Madsen, Darrell H.. Ogden
Magleby. Carvel. Koosharem
Mangelson. L. Dee. Nephl
Manwarlng, Helen Jeane. San Diego. Csllf. 3B9
Marble. Glen B.. Malad. Ida., 326
Margetts, Jean. Sunnyvale. Calif.. 369
Marlowe, Dorothy P.. Seattle. Wash.
Marlowe. Kent Warren. Salt Lake City
Marriott, Merle E.. Salt Lake City
Marshall. Kenneth N.. Provo
Marshall, Patricia J.. Lehi
Marvosh. Denis Bryner. Covlna, Calif
Martin. Robert Lee. Burley. Ida., 389
Meson, Keith Howard. Provo
Mathews, Kristin A.. Provo
Mathews, James D., Nephl
Mathle, Alton J., Ogden
Matson, Marlane Mae. Hawthorne, Nev.
Matthews. Dorothy Anne. Montpeller, Ida.
Maxfleld, Verl Ray, Delta
McAdam, Beverly Jean, Provo
451
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McComb. Charles Ben. Provo
McConkie. Lorry J., Vernal. 389
McCoy. Audrey Ann, Tooele
McCullough, Donald, Richland. Wash.
McDonald. Ervin J., Orem
McDonald Stuart Lyie. Orem
McGee. Grace J., Farmington, N. Mex.
Mclinnes, William M.. Eagar. Arii.
McKay, Teddy A., Santaquin
McKee. Burton Clair. Holden
McKee, Trevor Ronald, Colton. Calif.
McKee, Margaret Joan S., Fillmore
McLaws. Robert Dwame, Sun Valley. Calif.. 390
McMullin. Larry Keith. Moses Lake. Wash.
McNeill, Lawrence M.. Salt Lake City
McWilliams. Ruth Ann. St. Louis. III,. 390
Mecham, Don T., San Gabriel, Calif.
Meldrum, Floyd Alton, Provo
Menlove, Richard D.,. Provo
Merrell. Ma* J„ Moses Lake, Wash.
Merrill. Don William, Riverton, 337
Merrill. C^rol Joan, Salt Lake City
Merrill, Marlene, Elcasan. Calif., 390
Mlckelsen, Richard A., Rigby, Ida.. 259, 338
Miitkelsen, Orel M., Provo
Milam. Gary Dean, Glendale, Calif., 314
Miles, Michael Angus, Burnaby, B. C.
Millar. Yvonne. Pleasant Grove. 207. 359
Miller, Don Leroy. Victor, Ida.
Miller. Klint F.. Salt Lake City
Miller. Richard Dale, Evansville, Ind., 269
Miller. Shirley Joy, Salt Lake City. 390
Miller, Webster Hoover. Provo
Mills. Vernatie. Bountiful, 172. 390
Miner. Alan Edv^ard, Grantsville, 210
Mink, Julia Laverne, Glenns Ferry, Ida.
Mitton, Wallace Reid. Albam. Ore., 390
Mitchell, William Carl. Provo. 359
Moesser Kent Lanny, Etna. Wyo.. 359
Monson, Calvin Eugene, American Fork, 190. 223, 323
Montague. David Oliver, Nampa, Ida.
Moon, Clarence. Orem
Moon, Davl Midlton, Provo, 196
Moon. Merrill, Provo
Moore. James Richard, Flint, Mich,
Moore, Katharyn Cole, Provo
Morgan, Ronald J., Lehi
Mortensen. Paul Trent, Mesa, Ariz,
Mousley, Boyd H., Riverton
Murdock, Paul B., Napa. Calif.
Mussler, Hans Karl, Bad Homburg, Germany
Myers, Ronald Floyd. American Fork
N
Nagel, Kurt Voss, Calgary, Alta., Can.
Naylor. Karl Glen, Mesa, Arii.
Naylor, Jay Harvey. Provo, 106. 330
Naylor, Robert L,, Grantsville
Neaman, Darlene E.. Washakie
Neilson, Jo Ann, Sacramento. Calif.
Neilson. Paul Guthrie, W. Jordan, 391
Nelson, Allen Eugene, Helper
Nelson, Connie Lou
Nelson. Eldon J., Glenwood. Alta., Can.
Nelson. Lloyd Keith. Orerri
Nelson, Richard H., Provo
Nelson, Verne Terry, Bisbee, Ariz., 392
Nettle, Hubert, New Albany, Ind., 338
Netto. Nicholas E., Orem
Neuenswander, Val J.. Weston, Ida.. 279
Nielsen. Allen Wells, Moroni, 316
Nielsen. J. Marion
Nielsen, Lynn Moser, Lehi
Nielson, Maxine. San Francisco, Calif.
Ninow, Cecil Dudley. Johannesburg. S. Africa
Noel. Gordan Andrew. Magrath, Alta.. Can.
Noori, Hossein Sheikh, Teheran, Iran
Norris, Paul David Jr., Etna, Calif.. 244
Norton, Al M., Provo
Oliphant, Norman Henry. Orem, 167, 360
Olsen, Beth Wardell, Otto, Wyo., 316
Olsen. Dale A., Provo. 360
Olsen. Richard D.. Salt Lake City
Olson, Dorothy Lou G.. St. Louis. Mo,. 262
Oquist. Selfrid, Sundyberg. Sweden, 393
Orrock. Scott G.. Provo
Orfon, Frederick L.. Sidney, Iowa
Otter:on. Jean Daniels, San Luis Obispo, Calif, 323
Ot+ley. Joann S.. Provo. 162
Oyler, Neldon Duane, Re«burg. Ida., 339
Packard, Mary Ann, Orem, 172. 393
Packer, Edward Lee, Portland. Ore.
Page, Gerald James, Kamas
Page, Gary Lee. Emmett. Ida.. 393
Palfreyman. Raphel C, Provo
Palmer, Daniel Sewell, American Fork
Palmer. James R,, Park Valley, 339
Palmer, Junelle. Park Valley, 393
Page, Sharon, Grace, Ida.. 360
Panuncio, Lucia Maria, Buenos Aires. Argentina, 256,
361
Papic, Rerrell Deloy, Riverside, III..
Papic, Richard Steven
Parker. Gilbert, Paris. Ida.. 393
Parkin. Colleen Ruth, Bountiful, 393
Parsons, Sharon Laree, Paso Robles, Calif.. 172, 393
Patterson, Jeanne E., Phoenix, Arlr.. 208, 323
Pearson, Vernon J., Moore, Ida.
Peck. Doris Eileen, Olympia. Wash.
Pennock, MIonne. Twin Falls, Ida.
Penrod, Beth, Mesa. Arli.
Perrett, Heber David, Stirling, Alta., Can., 394
Perry. John Russell, Provo. 323
Perei. Casfro Lilia. 256
Petersen, Bruce James, Evanston, Wyo., 339
Petersen. Karen, Boise. Ida.
Peterson. Clayton Reed, Medford. Ore.
Peterson, Luc. lie S,, Provo
Peterson, Nadine. Provo
Pettit. Edwin Eugene, Idaho Falls, Ida., 280
Phillips, Thomas B., Phoenix. Ariz.
Pitcher. Sandra, South Gate, Calif.
Plumb, Lenore R., Provo
Polacca. Howella Jr.. Crystal. N. Me».
Pooe. Charles Ernest. Provo
Porter. Donna Ruth, Spanish Fork
Porter, Edson Rell, Sun River, Mont., 362
Porter. Kenneth Thomas, Salt Lake City
Porter. Reed Johnson, Spanish Fork, 340
Porter, Vonda C.
Porter, Sherron Harold. Sun River. Mont.. 260. 362
Powell. Dean Bevin. Pleasant Grove. 395
Powell, Leland Max, Huntington
Powelson. Gerald Dee. American Fork
Prestwich, Eart J,, Orem
Price. Charlene, Provo, 395
Prior, Jean, Lawndale, Calif.. 316
Pritcherd, Laverne S., Burley, Id^..
Pyne. Jimme Lavar, Orem
Pyne, Clifton Morris, Orem
Pyper, James W.. Wells. Nev., 340
0
Quails. Gary L., Kalispell. Mont.
Quinton. Peggy Ann, El Cerrlto, Calif.
Ramos. Gavira Myrna. Mexico City, Mei.
Randall. Elbert E., Centerville, 395
Rawie, Joseph M,, Sprlngvllle
Rawson, Belva June. Hooper, 362
Raynor. Bob C. Salt Lake City
Raynor. Wallace A. .Ogden, 324
Read, Nelson Ralph, Phoenix, Ariz.
Reed. LyIe Lee. lahdo Falls, Ida.
Reed, Mitchell Louis. Orange, Tex.
Reeder, Wendell Grant, Dallas Tex., 194, 340
Reese, Blair Thomas. American Fork
Reese, Edna Scott. Provo
Reeve, Orvilie Lee, American Fork
Reveiti, Domlnick J.
Revo. Wini Leila, Millbrae. Calif.
Reynolds, Dixie Jo, Vernal. 396
Reynolds, Rae Mona K., Portland. Ore,
Reynolds. Thomas V. Jr.. Provo, 340
Rhoes, Howard S., Calgary, Alta., Can.
Richards, Charlene L., Covina, Calif.
Richards. Fred Bruce, Provo
Richards, Gene Murdell, Blackfoot. Ida., 196, 340
Richards, Victoria J.. Salt Lake City
Richardson, Oscar L., Brlgham, 396
Richardson, Ralph L, Virden, N. Me«.. 340
Richens, Fern, Vernal. 396
Rlchey, Forest M., Anchorage, Alaska, 396
Rlchey, Floyd Heaton, Anchorage, Alaska
Riding, John A., Sprlngvllle, 396
Riding, Jerry Russell, Orem
Rigby, Harold Ray, Grace, Ida.. 362
Rigtrup. Brent Reed, Sprlngvllle
Rlos, Omar Gustave, Edinburg. Tex.. 285, 362
Robertson, Gary Evan, Idaho Falls. Ida.. 210
Robinson, Dorothy L.. Chambersburg. Pa.
Robinson, Roland Dee, Richfield, 340
Rock, Gordon K., Morgan 237, 340
Roe, Wilford Earl, Panguitch
Rogers, Clark Douglas, Olympia, Wash.
Rogers. Garth Olsen. Provo
Rogers, Verna Vanburen, Provo
Rollins, Ellen May. Cardston, Alta.. Con.. 173, 362
Rollins, Leslie McKay. Lyman, Wyo.
Romero, Gary, Las Vegas. Nev.
Rondo. Joseph W„ 340
Ross. Daniel Lee, Payson
Roundy, Jerry Coy, Escalante, 396
Rowan. Norman Joel. Orem
Rowberry, C, Joseph, Provo
Rowberry. Donald M., Provo
Rowe. Larry Olene, Thomas, Ida.. 396
Rowley, Fay Frances, Salt Lake City, 202
Rowley. Sharon, Salt Lake City, 202
Rumel, Pamela Susan. Pocatello, Ida., 202. 396
Russell. John Joseph, Los Angeles, Calif.
Sabey. Ronald Keith, Magrath. Alta.. Can.. 397
Safsten. Ronald Duane. Blaine. Wash., 132
Salmenson, Emily, San Francisco. Calif.
Sampson, Bill. Salt Lake City
Sampson, Shirley 0- Covington, Va., 237, 252, 397
Sams, Dana Lou, Culver, Kan.. 397
Samuelsen, Tur.d, Provo. 397
Sanders, Loralee Green. Ogd^
Sandstrom, Barbara L., Santa Ana, Calif.
Sauer, Joan Marjorie, Rigby. Ida.
Scalf, Robert Alan, Columbus, Ind., 237, 341
Schm.tt, Dallas, St. Anthony, Ida.
Schneider, Jack B., Snowflake. Ariz., 363
Schofield. Allen C. Spanish Fork
Scholer, Bruce C, Salt Lake City
Schott. Charles Henry. Royal Oak. Mich., 397
Schulthles, Karl B., Nampa, Ida.
Scott, George Jesse, American Fork
Sederstrom. Stanley G,, St. Paul, Minn.
Seelev. Wallace Dal, Bluebell. 265
Seely. Dean H.. St. Anthony. Ida.. 318
Seymour, Elva Loree, Del Paso. Calif., 397
Shaffer. Vonda Lee. Warner, Can., 397
Shaw, Perry Clayton. Salt Lake City. 363
Shlpp, Rodney C. Joseph
Shirts, Morris Alpine
Shriver, William F., Provo
Shumway, Dale Leland, Shumway, Ariz,. 323
Silva. Yvonne, Eleanor, Gooding, Ida,,
Simpson, Lamar C, Orem
Skinner, Dale E., American Fork
Slade, Monte H., Kline. Colo.
Slade. Ronnie, Durango, Colo.
Smith, Arthur Yates, Raymond. Alta.. Can., 398
Smith, Arlen Morgan, Champion, Can., 398
Smith. Blake Thomas. Cowley. Wyo.
Smith, Cleo. American Fork
Smith, Earl Gordon. Payson, 282, 341
Smith. Evelyn. Walnut Creek, Cal.f.. 365
Smith, Evelyn L.. Salt Lake City
Smith, James La Vae. Fillmore
Smith. James Norman, Farmington. N. Mex,, 224, 276.
323
Smith, Joseph Gale, Fillmore
Smith, Kay G.. Shelley, Ida.
Smith. Lamont Wood, Hill Spring. Alta.. Can.. 398
Smith. Lenore Emily. New West Mlnsre, Can,, 398
Smith, Martha Emelle, Granger
Smith, Priscilla Jean, Logan
Smith, Renee, Provo
Smith, Robert Gene, Redondo Beach, Calif.
Smith, Ted Lamar, Los Angeles, Calif., 364
Snell, Robert Morris, Provo
Soellner, Gilbert G,, Calgary, Alta., Can.
Sonzlni, Lorraine, Salt Lake City
Sorensen, David J., Burbank. Calif,
Sorensen, William 0.. Las Vegas. Nev., 323
Sorenson, Ann, Aurora
Sorenson, Eliot Ben. Payson
Soto. Ida. Somerton, Ariz., 364
Soule. Joan Lillian, Albany, N.Y., 342
Spencer. Richard H.. Spokane. Wash.
Spencer. Vartan, Murray. 172, 237, 399
Sperry, Brent Harrison. Provo
Sperry. Arlln Howard, Provo
Spiker, Saundra. Salt Lake City, 364
Spoerl, Karl William, Great Falls. Mont,, 399
Sprague, Leland. Overton, Nev.
St Clair, Stephen L.. Dragerton
Steele, Albert Eugene, LaSat
Steffans, Jaskueline, Sprlngvllle
Stephens, Keith Leon, Oakland, Calif.
Stephenson. Lyman C, Nampa, Ida.
Stevens, Carole, Salt Lake City
Stevens, Patricia Anne, Greensboro, N. C.
Stevens. Walllam Ray, Barnwell, Can., 319
Stewart, Barry D., Klamath Falls. Ore.. 399
Stewart, Carolyn. Salt Lake City
Stewart, Donna, Alamo, Nev.
Stewart, Jerrie C„ Seattle, Wash.
Stewart, Kathrine L., Spanish Fork
Stewart, Samuel Lynn, Shelby, Mont.
Stewart, Solomon Lan, Glendale. Ariz,
Stireman, Loren Roger, Provo
Stockton. Wayne Thomas. Bartlesville. Okla., 399
Stokes. Earl Dean, Salmon, Ida.
Stone. Douglas Nelson, Raymond, Alta., Can., 400
Storey, Robert F., Salt Lake City
Strong. James William. Rapid City. S. D., 400
Strong, Robert E. Lee, Provo
Stubbs, Naoma, Provo
Sfubbs, Richard C. Sprlngville. 214. 319
Stubbs, Stanley Allan, Sprlngvllle, 214
Stucki. Dora Jean, Overton, Nev.
Stumph. Joseph K. Jr., Provo. 400
Suarez, Cardona Olga M., Quatemala. 399
Sullivan, James D., Monticello, Arfc„ 252, 399
Summers. Rita May. Oneida, Wis.
Sutherland. Exie R., Paseagoula, Miss,, 399
Swan. Geral^e, Orem
Swan, Marian, Orem
Swen;en, Jennie R., Provo
Sweeten. Lloyd R., Malad, Ida.
Sweeten. Beth Shafer, Malad, Ida.
Tawflk, Salah, Bagdad, Iraq
Taylor, B. Kent. Idaho Falls, Ida.
Taylor, Barbara C, Sherman Oaks, Calif.. 400
Taylor, Evan C, Provo
Taylor, Gary Earl, Burbank, Calif.
Taylor, John W.. Provo
Taylor, Mary Lou Dixon, Provo
Tebbs, Douglas Clark. Panguitch, 210, 224
Terry. Charles R.. Sacramento. Calif., 175, 400
Terry, Mary Ellen, Bountiful. 400
Tew. Ronald Kay. Sprlngville
Thatcher, David Weston. Provo
Thomas. John Carl, Provo
Thomas. James Philip. Anaconda, Mont.
Thompson, Gordon H., Warsaw. Ind.
Thompson. Grant C. Provo
Thompson, Howard Abbe, Kenne, N, H.
Thompson. Robert M.,
Thomsen, Irene Carol, Ingle wood. Calif,
Thome, Sally H., Provo, 401
Thornock, Russell O.. Montpelier, Ida.
Thueson, Norvin Dean, Twin Falls, Ida,, 366
Ti dwell, Bette Laverne, McGill, Nev.
Tidwell, William D., Homedale. Ida.
Tingey, Afton M., Sprlngville. 343
Tingey, Verla, Woodruff, 366
Tollestrup, Stephen, Lethbridge. Alta., Can.
Toly, Allen Stewart, Coaldale, Alta.. Can.
Toombs. Bevelyn. Benson, 401
Tower. Harold A., Yuba City, Calif., 401
Tracy. Charles H., Flint Mich.
Tregeagle, Karen Lee, Provo, 216
Trimble, Bill Noel, Pleasant Grove
Trost, Lucile Layton, Layton
Tsuji. Ernest Y.. Honolulu. T.H.. 257, 401
Tuckett. John M.. Lake Shore
Tuft, Don B.. Murray
Turner, Norman Clyde, Riverton. 343
Turpin, James F,, Blackfoot, Ida,
Tyler, Joseph W., Los Angeles, Calif.
452
student Index - Winter Quarter
Tyndall, Otella W., Provo
u
Undhicm, Marlon W., Bountiful
Van Leuven. Giaria, Emmett. Ida.
Van Leaven. Kay, Emmett. Ida., 401
Van Ry, Mardee J., Bountiful
Vance, Jan Newetl
Vance, Loal A.. Parma, Ida.
Veritsty, V^illiam Allen, S. Porcupine. Can.
Voigt, Robert Elmer. Sacramento, Calif.
w
Wacti, Dorothy Jane. Salt l.alie City. 402
Wade, Robert Graham, Salt Late City
V^/aldron, Fredrick Glen, San Bernardino, Calif.
Walker, Clark Allen. Evanston, Wyo., 402
Walksr, Bobby V.. Afton, Wyo.
Walker. Lee E., Mesquite, Nev.
Wall, Angus Lamar, Provo
Wallace. Nona Laree, Portland, Oro,
Walton, Patricia J., San Jose, Calif.
Ward, Darrell Nicholas. Malad, Ida., 343
Ward. Lawrence William, Murtaugh, Ida.
Warner, Sandra Renee, Grantsville
Wardle. Larry, Provo
Warren. Floyd Eugene, Spanish Fork
Wasden. Del Mar F., Scipio
Washburn. Dawna J.. Salt Lake City. 343
Washburn, Larry Don. Salt Lake City
Watson, Callis Archie, Hertsville. S.C.
Watson, Jack Robert. Gridley, Calif.. 402
Watts. Carolyn Ruth, Orem
Webb Alice. Green River, Wyo.. 343
Webb, Elizabeth, Mesa, Ariz.
Webb. Lynn Robert Jr., Lehi
Webb. Ralph Dan, Provo
Weber, Patricia Ann, Rapid City, S. D., 402
Wells. Floyd R., Blackfoot. Ida.. 197. 366
Welsh, Sheila Smith, Parker, Ariz.
Wesp, Lynda Charlotte, Glendale. Calif
Westerduin, Johanna E.. Clearfield. 402
Westover. Edwin L., Santaquin. 344
Westover. H. Ray. Santaquin, 344
Westover, Robert N., Provo
Wheelock, Bert Cyrus
Whiffen, Henry L.. Alameda. Calif.. 190
Whipple, Boyd V., Sacramento, Qallf.
Whitaker, Scott. M., Provo
White. Donald Jay, Porterville. Calif.
White, F. Dean, Frulta, Colo.
White, Thomas Howard, Phoenix, Ariz.
Whitehead, Joseph Earl, Provo
Wilcox. Dee Clyde. Provo. 194
WllcoK, Ronald Wilson, Modesto, Calif.. 162 344
Wilde. Clark O. Dell. Oakley
Wilkey. Lawrence. Nephi
Wilkey, Leila Hone
Wille. Frances Lynette, Aspen. Colo.
WiUes. Sidney Blaine. Spanish Fork
Williams, Darl Craig, Malad, Ida., 403
Williams, Don Emar. Moeb
Williams. Eureka A.. Provo
Williams, John Charles, Concord, Calif.
Williams, Larry, Ogden
Williams, Paul Allen. Spanish Fork. 367
Williamson, Alfred L., Greeley, Colo., 278
Willis, Richard Stuart. Provo
Wilson, Carolyn L. ,5an Francisco, Calif, 216. 367
Wilson, Jesse Lavern. Winnsboro, S. C.
Wilson, Larry R., Orem
Wilson, Marguerite. Salt Lake City
Wilson. Tom J.. Ogden
Wilson. Wilbur J., Springville
Winn. William D., Kirtland. N. Met.. 279 367
Winn. Virgil Arthur. Boise. Ida., 403
Witt. Joseph W.. Heber
Wood. Carol. Spanish Fork. 325
Wood, Karl George, Provo
Wood. Milton Blaine, Springville
Wood. Reld Morgan. Pendleton. Ore 218
Wood. William. Provo
Wood. Willis Ellis. Spanish Fork
Woodward. Harold Leon, Burris. Wyo.
Worsley, Dean Wallace, Peru. Ind
Wright, Carol Ruth
Wright. Dale Mervin, Springville. 403
Wright, James O., Salt Lake City
Wright, Jane Bee. Provo. 344
Wright. Joe F.. Provo
Wright. Philip E.. Springville
Wright, Warren Slrrine, Provo
Wyler, Wayne Edward. Provo
Y
Yanle. Edwin L. Paquate. N. Met.
Yardley. Gill LaVar. Gunnison. 368
Yardley. Pauline Parry, Gunnison. 344
Yorgesen. Bonnie Rae, Idaho Falls. Ida.
Young, Ethelyn M.. Chester, Calif.
Young, Lynn Budd. Orem, 404
Zauqg, Rollln S., Union. Ore., 261
Zeller. Eldon Ray, Lovell, Wyo.
Zlegler. Robert P.. Milwaukee. Wis., 404
Ziser, Franklin Gary, Sepulveda, Calif, 368
Student Index - Spring Quarter
Ahlstrom, Marvell N., Redondo Beach, Calif.
Allan, Marion L., Springville
Allen, John W., Pangultch
Anaya, Lupe C, Carlsbad, N. Mex.
Andersen. Donna M. N.. Idaho Falls, Ida.
Andersen, Wilson Kay. Provo
Anderson. Blaine M., Berkeley, Calif
Anderson, Boyd O.. Idaho Falls. Ida.
Anderson. C. Leroy. Thornton. Ida.
Anderson, Janet Sue. Huntington. Ind.
Anderson, John M., Orinda, Calif
Anderson, Lois R., Provo
Anderson, Nedra Karen. MantI
Anderson. Vernon L.. Orem
Andreasen. Frank M.. China Lake, Calif
Armstrong, Patty Lou. Doe Hill, Va.
Atkinson, Geraldine N., Springville
Atkinson, John H., Provo
Ayers, Laurence R. W.. Lewiston, Ida.
Azevedo. Benedlto, G.. Brazil
Balrd. Max H.. Heyburn, Ida.
Baldwin, Elizabeth A.. Lebanon. Ore,
Barfield, Iva Jean. Wichita, Kan.
Barnes. Carol Ann. Northrldge, Calif
Barney. Glade J., Spanish Fork
Bascom. Gary Ray. Pocatello, Ida.
Bates, Daniel Leiand. Cardston. Alta.. Can.
Bates, Joseph
Beckman, Leonard W.. Orem
Bellows, Merrill Don. Spanish Fork
Belnap, Elizabeth W.. Col.. Dublan. Chih.. Me:
Belnap, Richard D.. Provo
Bennett, Robert L., Downey, Calif
Binney, Charles. Provo
Bishop, Clarence R., Hinckley
Blackblurn, Loye E., Great Falls. Monf
Blair, Kenneth R.. Vallejo, Calif
Blake. Emma B.. Provo
Blocher, Loren M., Olympia. Wash,
Blomquist, Lois Ann, Hawthorne, Calif, 172
Blomqvlst, Blrgit. Lahti, Finland
Boettlcher. Dorothy, Clifton, N. J.
Borden, Lucy H., Hoolehua. Molokai, T. H.
Borelli Elena
Bower. Von Durbin. Fresno, Calif
Bowman. Genevieve W., Provo
Boyer, Stanley, Springville
Brady, Gary John, Salt Lake City
Brady, Thera Lue, Provo
Bray, Marsha Ann. Provo
Brimhall, Norman A.. Pleasant Grove
Brimley. Dawn Baker, Provo
Brink, Charlene Kay
Brock. Barbara Ann. Salt Lake City
Bronson, Charlene
Brown. Lawrence Reed, Provo
Brown, Wallace. Salt Lake City
Brown. Wayne Lamar, Montlcello
Bruckman, Jan Korom, Provo
Buhler, Lyman Ray, American Fork
Bullington, Robert J.. Denver, Colo
Bullock, Robert E„ Welling, Alta Can
Bunker, Carolyn M. B., Salt Lake City
Bushman, Carolyn Mae, Seattle, Wash
Bushman. Dean N.. Joseph City. Arli.
c
Caldwell. Beverly D.. Florence Ore
Call., Fred. Rigby. Ida.
Candland. Dorothy. Provo
Carruth. Marva Mae, Olympia. Wash.
Carter, Arvil Donald. Springville
Carter, Margaret C, Provo
Casper. Lavern, Heber
Chandler, Donald P.. New Plymouth, Ida.
Chapman, Donavon L., Greenville. S. C,
Chlvers. Norma M.
Christensen, Donald H., Orem
Chrlstensen. Don V., Orem
Christensen, Doreen L., Firth. Ida.
Christensen, Howard J., Salem
Christensen, Martha A., Hawthorne, Calif
Clark, Terry Eldon, Provo
Clayton, Shlrl Lafay, Provo
Clement, Arlen M., Aberdeen, Ida.
Collard, C*thryn. Provo
Conant. Phyllis R., Provo
Condle, Arthur P., Springville
Coombs, Gertrude C, Provo
Cooper, Phillip E., Ruth, Nev.
Copley. Clara Ellen
Coryell Allen Keith, Provo
Crandall. Robert W., Springville
Crapo, Carol B.. Rosemary. Alta., Can.
Cropper. Daryl M., Hinckley
Curtis, Sandra Sue, Bell, Calif
D
Dansle, Clinton D.. Sapinsh Fork
Davis, William M.. Beverly Hills. Calif
Dean, Donna, American Fork
Dearinger. Virginia
Dennett, Karen lleen, Provo
Dennett, Nettie Hardy. Prove
Desai, Hasmukhrai S.
Detton, Richard Lee, Honolulu. T. H.
Devries. Carolyn D.. Salt Lake City*
Dickson. Lloyd L. Mexico, Maine
Dixon. Janice Thorne. Spanish Fork
Dodd. Lorna Colleen, Beverly. W. Va.
Domlnques, Thomas Jr., Diamond ' Springs. Calif
Downing. David G.. Salt Lake City
Downs. Gerald C.
Drew. Lamar H., American Fork
Driggs. Dlanne
Driggs, Gary Harmon
Duke. Calrice P., Provo
Dunkley. James L.. Magna
Durfee Lyman James. Provo
Durrant, Jeanne Davis. American Fork
Dutson. Earnest Paul. Ontario. Ore
Dymock, Garry Evan. Tooele
Edenfleld, Grady Lamar
Ellsworth. Stanford G.. Salt Lake City
Evans, Hal S.. Parowan
Everett, Charles L., Farmlngton. N. Mex
Eveson. Charlene. Glenwood, Alta., Can
Fairbanks, Rulon Roi, Raymond, Alfa.. Car.
Farley, Wllford H., Riverside. Calif
Farthing, Virginia J.. Chadwick. III.
Faulk. Cllve Gene. Provo
Fawson, Lurae C.. Salt Lake City
Ferguson, James Earl, Richland. Wash.
Fisher. Lois
Foster, Gary Lee. Phoenix. Arli.
Foulger. Jack Lewis, Washington, D. C.
G
Gagon, Glen S., Provo
Galley, CharloMe Ann, Redlands, Calif
Gallup. Nola Jean O.. St. John. N. B., Can.
Gardner. Carol Barson, Provo
Gardner. Miller, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Gardner, Wllma H., Firth, Ida.
Garner. Gary T.
Garner, Dean A.
Geddes, Harry Roy. Brentwood. Calif
Gee, Ivin Laurence, Lander, Wyo.
Gllson, James N., Provo
Glasson. Marie Stella. New Plymouth. Ida.
Glines. Laralne, Woolford, Alta., Can.
Gogarty. Zola Walker, Springville
Golden. Phillip Joe, South Gate, Calif
Goldman. Norris Dean, Murtaugh. Ida.
Goodson, Charles G.
Gunn, Jeanne W., Provo
Gunnell. Jerl Ann J., Gridley Calif
Gunter, Henry C. Arlmo, Ida,
Guymon. Burton L. Sherman Oaks. Calif
H
Hafen, Ann Woodbury. Provo
Hagmann, Mark Joseph. Philadelphia. Pa
Hales, Van B., Salt Lake City
Hall, Douglas Kenf Vernal
Hamblirl. Ida Tanner, Provo
Hanks, Richard K.. Provo
Hannikainen, E. Ylerml. New York, N Y
Hansen. Phillip Lee, Richfield
Harrington. Ronna Dean. Bakersfield. Calif
Harris. Jeanne Partridge. Provo
Harris, Kenneth G., Columbia
Hart. Keith C, Idaho Falls. Ida.
Harvey, James S., Kaysville
Harward. Merrill W., Idaho Falls. Ida.
Hawkins. Darrell B.. San Diego. Calif
Haws, Henry H., Mesa. Ariz.
Hayes, Rex Bruce
Haynie. Roger Lane
Hegemler. Vera A. C. Los Angelas. Calif
Hewitson, William G.
Higgins, John C, Las Vegas. Nov.
Higglrson, George, Denver Colo.
Hill, Delia Mae P., Provo
Hill, Reed E.. Orem
Hill, Scott E., Alhambra, Calif.
Hinckley, Phillip W., Prove
Holdaway. Donald Hugh. Pleasant Grove
Hollow, Frank Dennis. Bell. Calif
Horsley. Grant L.. Salt Lake City
Hosier. Robert Eugene, Provo
Huff Blaine E.. Pocatello. Ida.
Huff. Marlln E., Spanish Fork
Hutchinson, Nannette C. Sellflower, Calif
I
tkpe, Susannah B., Uyo, Nigeria. W. Africa
Irvine. Linda, Mt. Shasta. Calif
Jackson. William R., Beverly Hills. Calif
Jacobs, Heber Grant, Provo
Jacobs,. Kay Parkin, Paso Robles. Calif
Janson. Joanne McFate. Provo
Jarvis. Walter P.. Durongo. Colo.
Jonse. Gary Webb
Jensen, Marjorle Anne, Richfield
Jensen. Ronald J.. Springville
Jensen, Steven H.. Gridley, Calif
Johnson, Alan P., Provo
Johnson. Bert, Orem
Johnson, Ernest F., Phoenli, Ariz.
Johnson, Kenneth W., Jerome. Ida.
student Index - Spring Quarter
Johnson, Mary L.. Eureka, Nov.
Jones. Eugene L., Montpelier, Ida,
Jones, Jennie. Malad, Ida.
Jones, WMIlam D.
KersKaw. Eileen
Killpack, Louis A., Perron
King. Kent W.. Las Vegas, Nev.
Kirliham, Melvin L.. Lehi
Kirkham. Mary Kay. Salt Lake Cify
Kisan, Gerald John, Provo
Knoblauch, Sue Ann H,, Lamar Colo.
Knudson, Viola M., Provo
Kolehmainen. Terttu A., Leppavirta, Finland
Kraus, PaulR.. Richland, Wash.
Kuhn. Fred Ellis, Flagstaff. Arii.
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Labrum, Blayne, Midvale
Lamoure, Clifton Alan, Oceanside, Calif.
Lant. Let+y Lou, Provo
Lapi. Barbara Louise. Bell, Calif.
Larsen. Keith A., Huntington
Larson. Donald Gene. San Gabriel, Calif,
Lear, Shirley D., Pipestone, Minn.
Ledingham, Dorald D„ Salt Lake City
Lee, Byong Ha, Seoul. Korea
Lee, Leona Terry, Orem
Lee. Max E., Eureka
Leydsman, Henry, Union. N. J.
Lillywhite, James Owen, Taylor, Ariz.
Lines. Martin Vardell, Springfield, Ore,
London, Delores Ethel, Gardena, Calif,
Losee, Patricia Joy
Lunt, Sharron J., Duncan. Ariz.
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Magleby. Alma Gray, Richfield
Marsh, Dennie D. A., Boise, Ida.
Marshall, Robert E,, Central Point, Ore.
Martin, Jack Brooks, Phoenix, Ariz.
Mason, Herbert K., Blackfoot, Ida.
Maurer. John Clarke, Bouth Bend, Ind.
Maycock. Nelson S., Rome, N. Y.
Mayna. Joy Pettlt
McAllster, Charles M., Provo
McArthur. Dale Kent, Salt Lake City
McArthur. Arthur B.
McBride, Doyle R., Boise, Ida.
McClellon, Lois Dixie, Provo
McClennan, Marvin R., Santa Monica. Calif,
McCulley, Jessie Lewis, Provo
McDonald, Joyce Y., Shaffer. Calif.
McFarlane. Joan, Rlverton
Melbos, Richard L., Provo
Mellne, Paul Peter, Burley, Ida.
Mellor, Hilda Lapriel, Fayette
MIetus, Charles R., Roy
Millar, Carol W., American Fork
Miller, Elva Killlan, Provo
Mitchell, Theron D., Provo
Moeller, Joan, Idaho Falls, Ida
Moffett, Max William
Monsen, Ray Gllman, Orem
Morgan, Jack C, Nephi
Morrill, Doris F. P.. Trldell
Morris, Monte J,, Las Vegas, Nev,
Moses, Wilford Dean. Moab
Motf, Jewell, Prove
Mulrhead, Roberta J.. Provo
Myers, Leon Aaron, Boise. Ida.
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Nelson, Jay E.
Nelson, Keith LIndon, Calgary, Alta., Can.
Newton, Charles Snow, Provo
Nichols, Nancy Ruth. Los Angeles. Calif.
Nielsen. Olive Parter
Nielsen. Rosemary H.
Nielsen, Velma M., Salt Lake City
Nielson. Charles G.. SpringviJle
Nlelson, Dell R.. Delta
Traher, Norman Dean
Norton, David C, Springville
NuttaN, Donald M., Hurricane
Odell, Wayne Lamar, Franklin, Ariz.
Olpln, David L, Portland, Ore.
Olsen. Darold R.. Provo
Olsen. Gilbert Clyde, Provo
Olsen. Vila M.. Cardston, Alta.. Can.
Osborn. William D.. South Gate, Calif.
Ostergaard. Robert W.
Owen, Lyie C, Kennewick, Wash.
Owen, Marita N,, Salt Lake City
Owen, Roberta B., Salt Lake City
Pace. Margie, Craig. Colo.
Pace. Ralph Eugene, Orem
Pace, Ralph Walter, St. George
Packer, Edson F., Heber
Paulsen, George L., Ephraim
Palmer, John E., Chicago, III.
Palmer, Val Wesley, Compton, Calif.
Parkinson, Garry Ed. Rexburg, Ida.
Patterson, Flora Mae
Paul, Sharon Yvonne. Short Hills. N. J.
Pauole, Evelyn Jean. Hanalei, Kauai, T. H.
Payne, Eugene D.. Heber
Pearson, Alaiff Joseph, Richfield
Peay. Margery, Provo
Peck, Beverly Gayle. Salt Lake City
Peck. Nelson Thomas Jr., Hlnkley, Calif.
Pedersen. Alfred H., Brentwood. Calif.
Pedersen. Herschel N., Orem
Penrod. Richard G.
Perkins, Darrell W. Jr., Orem
Petersen, Walter Ray, Wendell, Ida.
Peterson, Kenneth D.. Lehl
Phelps, Harold E .Jr., Los Angeles, Calif,
Phillips, George S., Nephl
Phillips, Ronald O., Spearfish, S. D,
Pierce. Dorothy Mae. Dearborn. Mich., 172
Pike, James. Idaho Falls, Ida.
Pinney, Susan, Gardena, Calif,
Poggi, Phyllis. National City, Calif.
Polacca, Allison S.. Oralbl. Ariz.
Police, Judith Anne. New Philadelphia, Ohio
Pollei, Julia Claire, Salt Lake City
Porter. Beverly. Snowflake, Ariz,
Poulsen. Leah Rae. Ogden
Poulson, Gaytin W., Redmond
Powell. Paul R., Price
Pratt. Carmen, Chihuahua, Chlh., Met.
Pratt, Jacqueline, Idaho Falls, Ida.
Pratt, Ramona, Chihuahua, Chih., Mei.
Proven. Eleanore C, New Philadelphia, Ohio
Pullen, Larry E. M., Lincoln Park, Mich.
Pyper, Ora Rose. Springville
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Rasmussen, Delia Mae, Provo
Ream. Sharon R.. Spanish Fork
Ream, Winstow Dale, Dingle, Ida.
Reed, Jack Boyd, Kaysville
Rees, Clair Francis, Provo
Reim. Irene K., Elk Grove, Calif.
Renshaw, Gerald, Concord, Calif,
Reynolds, Michael G., Salt Lake City
Rice, Adrienne Leona, Fresno, Calif.
Richards, Thomas Drew, Huntington
Richmond. Lloyd H.. Salt Lake City
Rlggs. Westlyn C.
Riggs, Ursel Lynn, RIgby. Ida.
Robe.ts, Benjamin, Salt Lake City
Roberts, Robert E., Pleasant Hill. Calif.
Robertson. Richard G., Kennewick, Wash.
Robinson, Jeanene B.. Bountiful
Robison, Wilbur G.. Salinas. Calif.
Rogers, Dixie, Bountiful
Romney. George J,, Salt Lake City .
Romney. Jean. Salt Lake City
Rose, Marvin Leroy, El Monte, Calif.
Rosenlof, Faye, Spanish Fork
Rcssal, Miguel Angel. Quez., Guatemala
Rostrom, Mildred Ann, Seattle, Wash.
Royse, Donald W.
Rust, Orson David Jr., Henderson Nev,
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Schless, Edwin Wayne, Victor, Ida.
Schnebly, Paul Flake, Phoenix, Arli.
Schriener. Merle Astin, Springville
Schulzke, Ernest F., Toronto, Can.
Schumann, Norene Olea, Provo
Scoresby. David O., lona. Ida.
Scott, Norman Wayne, Salt Lake City
Selpert, Cleon Rex, Lewlston. Ida.
Shawcroft. Wade S., Alamosa. Colo.
Shelton, K. E.. Sandy
Shields, Donald Jack, Tooele
Slaughter, Nicholas R., Bakersfleld, Calif.
Smith, Barbara Gene. Tremonton
Smith. Ernan Young, Provo
Smith, Lawrence E., Walnut Creek, Calif.
Smith. Leslie Ray, Pocatello. Ida.
Smith, Lot D.. Central. Ariz.
Smith, Shirley, Hlllsprlng. Alta., Can.
Snow. Edward Donald. Provo
Soper, William Ronald, Bell. Calif.
Stalllngs, Arthur C, Mesa. Arli.
Starling. Carlos W., Portland. Ore.
Stein, Nancy Gail, Burbank. Calif.
Stewart, Charles W.. Evansville. Ind.
Stewart, Leo King, Alamo, Nev.
Stocking, Jenna Vee. Murray
Strong. Harvey L.
Sullivan, Jack Robert, Spanish Fork
Swain. Foy H., American Fork
Swensen. Arthur Jaren. Murray
Swensen. Marvin D., Murray
Swenson. Ivan C. Provo
Swenson, Ronald Kay, Provo
Syrja, Ralli Annikki, Tampere, Finland
Tawara, Yoshlyuki. Provo
Taussig, Charlene C, Provo
Taylor, Bayard M., Salt Lake City
Taylor, Darlene, Meridian, Ida.
Taylor, Frances Neff, Provo
Tedrick, Margaret Ann, Cincinnati. Ohio
Terry, Earl Melroy, Provo
Thacker, Helen, Castle Gate
Thomas. Joan Marjorle, Los Angeles, Calif.
Thomas, Margarita
Thomas. Nell Dee. Provo
Thompson. Keith R.. Weiser, Ida.
Thom'.on, Clarence M.. Moab
Thorne. Lucile M.. Provo
Thornton. Harold R., Salt Lake City
Timothy. Paul M., Salt Lake City
Tolman, John Odell. Idaho Falls. Ida.
Tranter. Thomas Dee, Nephl
Trewartha, Robert T., San Francisco, Calif.
Trott, Phillip Everett, Los Angeles, Calif.
Truex, Charles R,, American Fork
Tucker, Cheryl M., Altadena, Calif.
Tufaga, Rosie Lani, Laie, Oahu. T. H.
Tyler. Sylviai, Los Angeles. Calif.. 162
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Van Wagoner, Anna Loye, Provo
VIcenli. Nina J.. Dulce. N. Mex.
Vltley, Joseph G., Boise, Ida.
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Woife. Robert Starr
Walker, Vivian. Mesqulte. Nev.
Walters. Charles T,. Woodland Hills, Calif.
Walton, Gerald C, Heber
Warnick. Carl F., Pleasant Grove
Watts, PagI Gene Jr., Portland, Ore.
Warnick, Myrna Loy, Salt Lake City
Wathen, Boyd. Letii
Watts, Donald W., Reno. Nev.
Webber. Richard C, American Fork
Welsh, Stanley Larson, Sandy
Westra, Janet L. Seattle, Wash.
Westra. Gerald John, Seattle. Wash.
White, J. Morgan, Soanish Fork
White, Weston Jay, provo
Whitehead, John Clark. Twin Falls, Ida.
Wilde, Rosalie Hall
Williams, Carwin C, Provo
Williamson, Herbert R., Whittier. Calif.
Wilson. Marion Lyman, Orem
Wilson. Merrill Dean, Springville
Wilson. Mary M., Richfield
Wilson, Tracy Revill, Midvale
Wilson, Winnie P., Hoolehua, T. H,
Wing. John H. Jr.
Wingett, Gary Dean, Salt Lake City
WortSingon, Grant E.. Nephi
Wright. Lynn Bernard. Camp Verde. Ariz.
Wulff, John C. Long Beach, Calif.
Wyss, Marjorie Ann. Salt Lake City
Yim. Anthony Morris, Glendale, Calif.
Youngkeit. Louis Gene. Provo
Zaret, Ronald Martin, Culver City, Calif.
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Ackiiovifleclgements
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Producing a yearbook as large as the 1957 Banyan
requires the combined effort of a great niimber of
people. Without teamwork and cooperation, the book
could not have been published. It is the purpose of
this page to express to those members of this team
how much we have appreciated their devotion to the
book. As a part of the University during 1957 you
too have been a member of this team. Your purchase
of the book has made it financially possible. We
hope that you will overlook any errors that might
appear on the book's pages, but we also hope that
you will enjoy the good sections of the book. Since
the shadow of our work will fall where we may never
be, we hope that you will be able to appreciate what
we have tried to create. From our point of view we
have learned much from the BANYAN this year.
Although this book cannot now profit from much of
this knowledge, we know that future books will.
The 1957 BANYAN has been a rich experience for
us. We hope that you will cherish it for many years
to come.
John Marlow, Editor.
BUSINESS STAFF
Business Manager Dick Phelps
Sales Manager Wayne Boyack
Space Sales Manager Paul Nuttal
Advertising Manager Ray Nielson
EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor John Marlow
Associate Editor Yvonne Anderson
Art and Layout Editor Bob Pratt
Photographic Editor Wallace Barrus
Copy Editor Norman King
Administration Editor John Beardall
Chronology Editor Catherine Moody
Classes Editor Jane Harrison
Index Editor Shirley Atkinson
History and Research Editor Dick Woods
Student Leadership Editor Carole Carruth
Music and Drama Editor Sharon Ricks
Paneling Editor Caryl Ann Waldvogel
Paste-up and Cutting Director Georgia Moore
Sports Editor Dale Harris
E.\change Editor Jane White
Filing Editor Loyce Olofson
Secretarial Director Sonja Leonard
Publicity Director Allan Frazier
PRODUCTION DATA
Printing BYU Press, Provo, Utah
Portraits BYU Photo Studio, Provo, Utah
Covers BYU Press and Mountain States
Bindery, Salt Lake City, Utah
Binding Deseret News Press,
Salt Lake City, Utah
The 1957 BANYAN was printed by offset process
on a Miehle 29 press. It was assembled in 8, 16,
and 24 page signatures. It was printed on Alamo
Velum paper distributed by the American Paper
and Supply Company of Salt Lake City. Type
faces used were 8, 10, 12 point vogue, waverly,
waverly italic and rex bold face. Headings used
were Venus extra bold extended foundry type
supplied by Western Newspaper Union. 5,300
copies of the BANYAN were sold and distributed
the last of May. Each book cost the student $5
during the sales period which ended in October.
The book operated on a budget of approximately
$30,000 and had a staff numbering about 150
including salesmen.
SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We are especially indebted to the following for
their contributions to the book: Former Editor
Lynn Staheli for both endsheets; Norman Rockwell
for his kindness and consideration in selecting our
1957 BANYAN queen; Herb Starlight of the
United Press and Dorothy L. Smith of the Time
and Life, Inc. for their help in securing pictures
for our History Section; Dr. Richard Poll for spon-
soring a project to obtain source material for the
History Section; Rummel Studio for the "In
Memoriam" picture of the Los Angeles Temple;
Delvar Pope and the entire staff of the "Y" Press
for their considerations in working many long
extra hours to meet distribution deadlines; Mr.
Haymore of the press for his help when our
"backs were against the wall"; to Phil Jacobsen
and the Deseret News Press for their consideration
and help in binding the book; Clark Nelson of the
Photo Studio for his cooperation; the Machine
Accounting Office and Bliss Crandall for saving
us many hours of work; the Cashier's Office for
handling our final payments; Brother Gunn for
his support throughout the year; Gale Tenney who
worked on our photographic staff all year but
whose picture did not appear on the staff page;
Sharon Stewart for her help with the Opening
Section copy; Ralph Barney for the Chronology
Section copy; David Wilkinson for his help in the
Administration Section; Barbara Miller, Marilyn
Benson, and Bill Porter for helping out at the last
minute; Jean Whiting, Bill Larsen, Mark Murphy
and Jerry Cunningham all for their copy; Caryl
Ann Walvogel and Georgia Moore for their
loyalty; and all who have in any way contributed
to the 1957 BANYAN. . .
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Index
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .. 447
ACTIVITIES
Banyan Ball 42
Belle of the Y 46
Bibler Bounce 39
Charity Drive 38
Christmas Activities 36
Elections 48
Frosh Week 28
Hello Week 27
Homecoming 31
Junior Prom 40
Leadership Conference 24
Orientation Week 25
Preference Ball 34
Registration 26
Snow Carnival 44
Songfest 49
Sophomore Loan Fund 30
Special Events 50
ADMINISTRATORS
Church Leaders 62
Department Heads 64
Faculty 294
University Presidents 63
BANYAN PERSONALITIES 301
BYU STAKE 144
CAMPUS BUILDINGS 412
CLASS OFFICERS
Freshmen 369
Sophomores 345
Juniors 327
Seniors 305
CLASS PICTURES
Freshmen 370
Sophomores 346
Juniors 328
Seniors 306
Graduates 324
COLLEGES
Biological and Agriculture .. 71
Commerce 73
Education 74
Extension Division 82
Family Living 75
Fine Arts 76
Graduate 81
Hmnan. and Soc. Sciences .... 11
McCime School of Music 82
Nursing 81
Phys. & Eng. Sciences 79
Recreation, Health, &
Physical Sciences 78
Religion 80
DRAMA
Angel in the Pawnshop 158
Carmen 161
The Desperate Hours 155
Everyman 156
Experimental Plays 160
Oedipus Rex 154
Ondine 157
The Rainmaker 159
IN MEMORIAM 406
INDEX
Faculty 416
General 448
Student 418
LYCEUMS 178
MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS
A Cappella 162
Concert Band 174
Madrigal Chorus 164
Men's Chorus 168
Opera Workshop Chorus 166
Symphony Orchestra 176
University Chorale 172
Women's Chorus 170
ORGANIZATIONS
Afio Mai 268
Alcyone 188
Alpha Lambda Delta 238
Alpha Phi Omega 244
Alpine 269
Argonauts 192
Arizona 250
Arnold Air Society 279
Athenian 190
Blue Key 223
Bricker 194
Brigadier 196
Cache Valley 255
California 251
Cami Los 198
Cesta Tie 193
Chemical Engineers 270
Chi Sigma XXV 221
Civil Engineers 274
Colo-Juan 254
Commerce 271
Confederate 252
Cougarettes 234
Danish-Norwegian 254
Davis 253
Delta Phi 2 40
Dixie 255
Electrical Engineers 274
Fencing 272
Fidelas 200
Foreign Students 256
Gamma Phi Omicron 243
Hawaiian 257
Home Economics 275
Intercollegiate Knights 224
lUinois 258
Industrial Arts 273
I.O.C 186
Kappa Debs 202
Kia Ora 259
Knights Templar 204
Lambda Delta Sigma 235
Montana 260
Mu Phi Epsilon 244
Nautilus 206
New Mexico 262
Orchesis 276
Oregon 261
O. S. Trovata 208
Phi Chi Theta 287
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 245
Press 275
Ri Veda 220
Rockettes 277
Rodeo 282
Sabre Air Command 280
Salt Lakers 264
S.E.A 284
Shomrah Kiyel 246
Sigma Alpha Eta 248
Sociology 285
Sponsors 226
Spurs 228
Stockmen 286
Student Nurses 283
Swedish 262
Tau Kappa Alpha 249
Tausig 210
Texas 263
Thea Alexis 230
ToKalan 212
Uintah 265
United Staters 266
Val Hyric 214
Val Norn 216
Viking 218
Washmgton 288
White Key 222
Yankee 263
Y Calcares 232
Y Judo Kai 278
Y Mechanical Engineers 285
Y'oming 267
PUBLICATIONS
Banyan 136
Photo Studio 139
Press 135
Universe 132
Wye Magazine 140
REFERENCE SECTION
Campus Buildings 412
Committees 410
Statistics 408
SPORTS
Baseball 106
Frosh Basketball 100
Frosh Football 91
Golf 108
Intramurals 110
Marching Band 118
Tennis 109
Track 102
Varsity Basketball 92
Varsity Football 86
Women's Sports 114
Wrestling 101
STUDENT LEADERSHIP ..120
WORLD HISTORY AND
CURRENT EVENTS 52
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