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Through  the  gateway 

To  the  future 

The  student  sees  the  vision 

Of  a  new,  entrancing  world, 

As  the  pathway  of  Destiny 

Leads  on  to  Knowledge,  Progress 

And  Achievement. 

And  as  the  Present 

Rolls  on  to  become  the  Past, 

And  the  student  stops  along  the  road 

Sometimes,  to  look  back, 

He  is  strengthened  by  his  memories 

Of  the  love  and  faith  and  friendship, 

He  found  here  at  BYU. 


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Fine  Arts  Division  . .  jcTTKj  1  *jjt- — . 

Freshman  Class  .......  342 

History  Section •.,  .374  »  ^ 

Junior  Class -A.  304 

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Organizations .\J78 

Reference  Section 390 

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Senior  Class 282 

Sophomore  Class 320 

Sports  Division 104 

Student  Index 400 

Student  Leadership 76 

Student  Publications  ...  86 


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Published  by  the  Associated  Students  of  Brigham  Young  University, 
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Thy  Word  is  a  Lamp  unto  my  Feet;  a  Light  unto  my  Path. 


Yet  God  writes  the  Gospel  not  in  words 
alone,  but  in  the  faces  of  men.  Revealing 
the  path  of  righteousness,  the  light  of  faith 
and  love  shines  through  true  leadership, 
which  dedicates  itself  to  the  task  of  de- 
veloping in  others,  the  habits,  hopes,  and 
faith  which  will  chart  the  course  for  time 
and  all  eternity.  President  David  O.  Mc- 
Kay (left),  inspired  leader  of  Latter-Day 
Saints  throughout  the  world,  speaks  from 
the  Tabernacle  in  Salt  Lake  City. 


Elder  Mark  E.  Peterson,  ever  ready  to 
counsel  young  people,  listens  to  a  stu- 
dent after  giving  an  inspiring  message 
at  a  devotional  assembly. 


)  Courtesy  Robert  Stum 


Student  leaders  give  serious  thought  to  words  of  counsel  at  Devotionals. 
Paul  E.  Felt,  Student  Co-ordinator,  with  Webb  Crockett,  Studentbody  Presi- 
dent, and  Lynne  Bloomfield,  Secretary. 


FRIENDSHIP— the  cement  that  binds  nations. 


Faith  and  friendship  are  found  in  all  good  works. 


"Wherever  the  eye  doth  rove.' 


Cecil  B.  de  Mille  and  President  Harvey  L.  Taylor  on  their  way 
to  Commencement  Exercises.  The  producer  of  "The  Ten  Com- 
mandments" movie  delivered  the  Commencement  Address. 


Faces  light  up  when  students  meet  in  Stu- 
dent Service  Center,  renewing  old  friend- 
ships and  making  new  ones. 


The  Campus  in  the  Rockies.  As  students  cross  campus  to  attend  classes,  they  gain  inspiration  from  the  ever- 
changing  beauty  of  Mount  Timpanogos.  Patterned  by  snow  and  sun,  clouds  and  sky,  forbidding  rocks  and 
trees,  Timp  fills  the  soul  with  its  magnificence. 


One — but  not  alone. 


Deep  versed  in  books. 


1955  Nobel  Prize  winner,  Dr.  Laxness  and  wife  visit  campus. 


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Softly,  as  of  music  heard  in  the  distance,  the  first  notes  of  Autumn  fall  into  a  symphony  of  color.  Cadences 
deepen  until  the  air  floats  with  gold-flecked  shimmering  light  while  the  haunting  yellows,  clashing  reds  and 
vibrant  browns  carry  a  melody  of  echoing  Nature. 


God  and  man  combine  to  achieve  progress  in  all  things. 


Energy — the  force  that  makes  for  ac- 
complishment. Without  it,  no  dream, 
no  talent,  no  opportunity,  no  genius, 
will  ever  reach  the  attainment  of  things 
desired  or  hoped  for. 


Nourishing  the  understanding  by  ap- 
plication. 


Experimentation  goes  on  all  the  time.  Students  testing  with  up-to-date 
equipment. 


It's  easy  for  some,  hard  for  others.  Expressive  hands  and  rapt  attitudes  form  a  study  in  themselves  as  students  strive  for  expres- 
sion through  their  talents. 


Through  culture  development  students  find\ 


Good  speech  is  eloquence. 


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A  concord  of  sweet  sounds. 


Precision  in  music  creates  harmony. 


True  culture  results  in  the 
development  of  the  indivi- 
dual. A  development  which 
expresses  the  finer  percep- 
tions of  life  through  the  me- 
dium of  Drama,  Speech,  Art 
and  Song.  A  part  well  play- 
ed, a  harmony  of  young 
voices,  a  speech  of  well- 
chosen  words,  actions  which 
are  expressive,  and  music, 
liquid  and  golden,  develop 
in  the  participant,  the  ability 
to  interpret  life,  to  understand 
the  desires  of  others,  to  un- 
derstand their  failures  and 
their  triumphs.  The  Arts  re- 
fine the  feelings  and  the  sen- 
timents, and  bring  us  closer 
to  an  understanding  of  our 
fellow  men.  Students  form 
life-long  friendships  while 
participating  in  cultural  acti- 
vities. 


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Youthful  hearts  learn  to  love  through  the  ability  to  appreciate  music,  for  the  highest  graces  of  music  flow  from  the 
feelings  of  the  heart.  On  our  way  through  life,  it  is  music  that  can  strike  the  tender  chords  of  memory,  allowing  us  to 
relive  our  rich  moments.  It  can  summon  anew,  hopes  buried  under  every  day  stress,  and  can  garner  for  us  treas- 
ures of  the  mind  which  we  thought  lost. 


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Wfiat  man  knows  is  ex- 
pressed by  what  he  does 


Dancers  ready  to  perform  at  the  Hello 
Week  Assembly.  Co-ordination  of 
thought  and  movement  provided  a  spec- 
tacle of  flowing,  graceful  action. 


Skillful  hands  on  delicate  instruments. 


A  singer  of  Samoan  songs,  realistically 
daubed,  plucks  the  heart  strings  at  an 
Assembly. 


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The  virtue  lies  in  the  struggle  -  not  the  prize. 


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readied  footballers  on 
deline  at  football 
ame  with  Utah. 


A  desperate  effort  for  control  of  the  ball  in  the  basketball  game  with  Iowa  State. 


Watching,  applauding,  bemoaning,  or  cheering  itself  hoarse,  the  crowd  in  the  stand  encour- 
ages the  home  team  to  grapple  with  the  invaders. 


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Faculty,  Alumni,  Students  and  Visitors,  all  paid  tribute 
to  the  lovely  Homecoming  Queen,  Diane  Stevenson,  dur- 
ing the  Homecoming  Week  of   1957.  Receptions,  open- 


houses,  football,  dances,  parade,  and  the  traditional 
lighting  of  the  Y,  were  events  over  which  the  gracious 
Queen  reigned  with  simple  dignity. 


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Homecoming  Week's  activities  included  a 
street  dance  with  instrumental  solos,  while 
the  Pep  Rally's  bonfire  enabled  everyone  to 
keep  warm  in  the  chilly  weather. 


Attitudes  of  ease,  interest,  curiosity,  concentration,  awareness,  attention  to  detail  and  deep,  en- 
grossing thought,  displayed  at  the  Homecoming  Assembly. 


Student  activities  set  the  mood  for  participation  and  enjoyment. 


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"Let's  not  debate  that  point."  Chairman  Bob  Boren  gives  all  his  attention  to  the  objector. 


"Would  he  make  a 
good  Vice-President,  I 
wonder?"  Students  take 
seriously  their  obliga- 
tions in  electing  officers 
in  their  organizations. 


Everywhere,  and  at  any 
time,  officers  of  organi- 
zations get  together  for 
informal  discussions  on 
activities,  problems  and 
finance. 


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Deviltry  was  afoot  when  the  Tausig's  Homecoming  Parade  entry  conquered  all  opposition. 


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Enthusiasm  for  projects  and 
painstaking  work  produce  results. 


Hope  abandoned? 


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Activities 


Happiness 

To  be  perfect  must  be  shared. 

It  cannot  be  caught -when  chased 

But  can  alight  -  unexpectedly 

As  the  result  of  activity 

In  seeking  and  in  doing. 

For  such  happiness  as  we  are  capable  of 

Comes  from  the  full  participation 

of  all  our  powers, 

In  the  endeavor 

To  wrest  from  each  changing 

Situation  or  experience 

Its  own  full 

And  rich  meaning. 


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Action   springs   from   the   seed   of   thought. 


Selected,  well-chosen  words,  sincerely  uttered  by  elected  leaders,  in- 
spire organization  leaders. 


Leadership  Conference.  We  reform  others  unconsciously 


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Bryce  Canyon  has  become  the  accepted  meeting  place 
for  the  pre-school  Conference  of  Student  Leaders.  The 
inspiration  of  talks  and  doing  given  at  Leadership 
Conferences  by  Student  Advisers  and  Leaders,  set  a 
pattern  for  others  to  follow,  for  people  seldom  improve 


when  they  have  no  model.  The  first  great  gift  which 
leaders  bestow  on  others  is  a  good  example,  and  no 
one  in  an  organization  is  so  insignificant  as  to  be  sure 
his  example  dees  not  do  harm.  These  are  the  things 
that  are  impressed  upon  those  who  attend  Leadership 
Conference.  There  is  a  lighter  side  to  the  meeting,  in 
provided  entertainments,  scenic  walks  to  famous  spots, 
and  opportunity  to  form  happy  and  lasting  friendships. 


Conference-goers  at  Sunset  Point,  Bryce  Canyon 


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Eloquence  in  repose.  Sleep  (and  a  cameraman)  sometimes 
come  upon  us  unawares. 


Frosh  Orientation  and  Activities 
Build  Freshman  Spirit 

A  disturbing,  fascinating  new  world  opens  up  for  frosh 
students  entering  college.  Confused,  friendly,  eager  to 
learn,  they  wander  around  campus,  mislaying  build- 
ings, books  and  bicycles.  With  the  help  of  the  pre- 
school exercises,  talks  by  Administration  and  Faculty 
members,  they  become  orientated  by  the  time  school 
starts.  But  the  condensation  of  so  much  newness  in 
such  a  relatively  short  time  leaves  some  things  for- 
gotten, and  the  frosh  is  apt  to  find  himself  in  the  wrong 
room  or  class  or  going  in  the  wrong  direction.  There 
always  seems  to  be,  however,  the  friendly  smile  or 
helping  hand  nearby.  Freshmen  enter  the  life  of  the 
University  early,  electing  their  own  representatives  and 
pursuing  electioneering  practices  with  all  the  energy 
and  spirit  of  seasoned  campaigners.  Dances,  football, 
skiing  events,  and  other  recognition  of  their  status, 
brings  to  the  Freshmen  something  of  the  pride  of  place 
in  a  special  group.  Their  initiation  into  the  Y,  their  wear- 
ing of  distinctive  blue  and  white  beanies,  and  eccentri- 
cities of  dress,  establish  in  the  mind  of  the  frosh,  the 
sense  of  belonging.  From  then  on  he  is  a  Y  student,  fill- 
ed with  an  indefinable  pride  in  his  school,  and  the 
ideals  and  purposes  it  stands  for.  So  the  Frosh  comes  to 
college,  where  he  will  grow  in  stature,  in  maturity  and 
character  to  take  his  place  in  the  affairs  of  men  and 
the  outside  world. 


Something  unexpected  turned  up  as  Frosh  trip  their  own 
heels,  and,  (below)  Freshmen  take  the  first  steps  toward 
a  future. 


"What!  Go  back  again?  We've  just  come  from  there. 


Reflecting  happiness  across  to  others  at 
Frosh  Assembly. 


Registration:  in  chosen 
fields  of  learning 


Mysterious  packets  filled  with  cards,  class 
cards,  class  schedules,  pencils,  forms  to 
be  filled  in,  forms  to  be  handed  in,  signa- 
tures to  be  obtained,  traffic  clearances, 
housing  clearances,  activity  cards,  lost 
and  found,  turnstiles  to  go  in,  turnstiles  to 
go  out,  fees  to  be  paid;  these,  together 
with  renewals  of  happy  friendships,  are 
all  part  and  parcel  of  the  business  of  regis- 
tration. After  trudging  wearily  around  the 
track,  students  seek  the  helpful  assistance 
of  faculty  and  staff  and  wind  their  way 
through  the  converging  lines  to  emerge, 
like  moths  from  a  cocoon,  from  the  Field- 
house,  triumphant  and  registered,  ready, 
if  not  eager,  to  pursue  their  studies  in  the 
profession  they  have  chosen. 


Consultation  with  advisors  is  im- 
portant when  schedules  have  to 
be  changed.  And,  (far  right)  friends 
show  helpful  interest,  too. 


Nothing  worth  while  was  ever  achieved  that  was  not  the  result  of 
patient  working  and  waiting. 


The  first  line-up,  outside  the  Fieldhouse, 
and  (right)  skilled  assistance  in  form- 
filling. 


Nations,  as  well  as  individuals,  are  part  of  a  wondrous  world.  Understanding  between  them  is  welded  by  a  gracious  welcc 
such  as  is  extended  to  foreign  students  on  BYU  campus. 

Activities  to  enable  students  to  say   Hello  ai 

With  a  registration  of  approximately  9,000  stu- 
dents, 1957  Hello  Week  and  Welcome  Back 
Activities  got  off  to  a  good  start  despite  the  dep- 
redations of  the  Asian  flu  bug  which  made  its 
appearance  at  the  same  time  as  the  students. 
The  "Hi-Daze"  1957  version  of  the  traditional 
week  sponsored  a  Queen  Contest,  parade,  dec- 
orations, football,  and  various  other  activities 
which  kept  new  and  returning  students  busy. 
The  Hello  Week  Assembly,  with  its  impressive 
display  of  students  from  all  over  the  United 
States,  Canada,  Hawaii  and  many  overseas 
nations,  demonstrated  the  international  flavor 
which  is  welcomed  in  this  University  in  the  West 


"Y"  painters  find  the  pain  in  painting,-  one  looks  longingly  at  civilization. 


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Gathered  together  under  their  respective  banners,  students  from  each 
state  of  the  Union  unite  for  the  common  purpose  of  achieving  intellec- 
tual maturity. 


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Cheering  spurs  on  the  team. 


Welcoming  Suzanne,  from  Nigeria. 


Whooping  up  some  entertainment. 


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aiian  girls  provide  lilting  island  songs.  Getting  ready   to   raise   the  roof.       Kim  Kichuen  responding  for  Foreign  Students. 


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Homecoming  Week . . .  1957 

Manifesting  Sputnik's  influence,  the  Homecoming  theme  for 
1957,  "Out  of  This  World,"  enabled  imaginative  enthusiasts  to 
conceive  and  decorate  floats,  houses,  and  dormitories,  with 
startling  effect.  The  out-of-this-world  moon  watched  serenely, 
as  tired  students  worked  through  the  nights  and  days  with 
chicken  wire,  paper  napkins,  satin,  and  paint  to  produce  some- 
thing really  Sputnikistic.  Striking  results  were  achieved  and 
were  rewarded  when  another  orb,  the  sun,  smiled  warmly 
down  on  Provo  for  the  parade.  Crowds  lined  the  route  as  color- 
ful, decorative,  humorous  and  imaginative  floats  provided  a 
joyous  spectacle.  Gaiety,  fun,  football,  frolics,  dancing,  com- 
petitions and  rally  powered  the  1957  Homecoming  out  of  this 
world.  Rocketed  above  all  as  queen,  Diane  Stevenson  was  en- 
throned with  Lena  Davis  and  Vicki  Durrant  as  attendants. 
Hundreds  of  alumni  "came  home"  for  the  weekend  and  were 
entertained  with  a  full  agenda  of  special  alumni  events  which 
included  luncheons,  receptions,  open-houses,  and  tours  of  the 
campus,  which  to  some  of  the  alums,  is  a  changed  world. 
Carl  Mitchell  carried   the   duties   of   Homecoming   chairman. 


Maria    singing    of   her    love    for   Dimitri. 


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The  useful  and  beautiful  are  never  separ- 
ated. Necessary  labor  before  the  presen- 
tation to  three  beauties. 


"I  Thee  Crown,"  Diane's  father  is  applauded  as  he  performs 
ceremony. 


Queen  Diane's  serenity  is 
rippled  by  expressions  of 
wonder  -  question  -  exhorta- 
tion -  and  gaiety. 

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Homecoming  (continued) 


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This  entry  won  off-campus  prize.         Devil's  Haven  forks  way  to  prize.        Drama  conceived  this  stark,  prize-win- 
ning entry. 


Originality,  ingenuity  and  beauty  combined 
to  achieve  excellence. 


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Striking  design  and  humor  got  together  to  win  a  prize. 


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Cougars  sprint  onto  field  for  second  half  as  fans  acclaim 
BYU's  lead. 


Sophomore 
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"Gondolier! ",  the  theme  for  the  an- 
nual Sophomore  Loan  Fund  Ball, 
captured  the  festival  gaiety  of  Ven- 
ice, as  gondolas,  music  and  song 
created  the  atmosphere  of  the  Car- 
nival City  in  Fieldhouse  and  Social 
Hall.  Swirling  to  the  music  of  Wes 
Barry  and  Jerry  Hyde,  the  dancers 
felt  the  fascination  of  the  old  world 
whose  tradition  they  had  borrowed 
for  the  evening.  No  canal  in  Venice, 
no  sidewalk  cafe,  no  doge's  palace 
had  ever  resounded  to  more  laughter, 
more  romantic  whisperings,  or  more 
sheer  happiness  than  did  the  hi-ways 
and  by-ways  of  the  two  dance  floors. 
The  Sophomore  Class  sponsors  the 
Loan  Fund  Ball,  held  annually  to  in- 
crease the  amount  of  funds  held  by 
the  Loan  Fund  treasury.  These  funds 
are  used  to  make  loans  to  students, 
usually  for  payment  of  tuition  or  the 
purchase  of  books.  Set  up  five  years 
ago,  the  Sophomore  Loan  Fund  Ball 
has  become  a  traditional  and  enjoy- 
able means  of  helping  others. 


She  was  music  to  his  eyes. 


"Miss  Sophomore",  Pat  Murchie  (center)  reigned  as  Queen  of 
the  Sophomore  Loan  Fund  Ball.  Her  attendants  were  Joyce 
Bailey  and  Chyleen  Bacon  (left) . 


A  spectacular  floorshow  holds  attention 
of  dancers. 


Refreshments  add  to  any  occasion. 


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Thirteen  men  were  chosen  "most  preferred",  and  honored  by  coeds  at  Preference  Ball.  (1  to  r)  Wayne 
Peterson,  Sloan  Hales,  Jerry  Griffiths,  Barrie  McKay,  Hal  Hatch.  Preferred  also  was  Doug  Hill. 


Preference  Ball  Makes  Dreams  Come  True 


Twenty-three  hundred  university  coeds  balloted  for  their  preferred  man  to 
escort  them  to  the  traditional  Preference  Ball.  Sponsored  by  the  AWS,  Chairman 
Donna  Daniels  and  an  energetic  committee  made  the  occasion  an  affair  to 
remember.  Delectable  refreshments  and  a  sparkling  floor  show  added  to  the 
gaiety  and  enjoyment  of  the  preferred  and  their  partners.  Four  halls  were  needed 
to  accommodate  the  dancers.  Honored  at  the  Ball  and  feted  at  a  preceding 
banquet  were  the  thirteen  "most  preferred"  by  the  coeds.  Excitement  ran  high 
throughout  the  week  as  the  girls  made  selections,  waited  for  their  invitations, 
discussed  the  important  question  of  what  to  wear,  or  went  into  huddles,  think- 
ing up  new  decorations  and  food  menus,  for  many  of  the  coeds  invited  their 
escorts  home  after  the  ball. 


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crin,  Lavon  Boyenger,  Jay  Naylor,  Dick  Wells,  John  Kindred,  Webb  Crockett,  Mike  Kirkham,  Larry 


Preferred  man,  Webb  Crockett.  Beauty  dances  with  dignity  at  Preference  Ball. 


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Xmas  Concert  &  TV  Show 


The  very  rafters  of  the  Fieldhouse  sang  as  the 
Brigham  Young  University's  Music  Dept.  staged 
its  Christmas  Program  in  December,  1957.  De- 
lighting all  musical  tastes  the  concert  revealed 
a  galaxy  of  talent.  With  the  playing  of  a  group 
of  carols,  the  BYU  Symphony  Orchestra,  con- 
ducted by  Prof.  Lawrence  Sardoni,  opened  the 
program.  The  Madrigal  Chorus,  under  the  di- 
rection of  Dr.  John  Halliday,  presented  French, 
Italian  and  Polish  carols.  Professor  Ralph  Wood- 
ward conducted  the  Male  Chorus  which  sang, 
"Allelujah"  and  "Unto  Us  A  Child  Is  Born." 
With  the  harmonious  message  of  this  musical 
program  in  their  minds,  the  students  later  left 
to  enjoy  Christmas  at  home  or  with  friends. 


From  schools  in  the  Provo-Orem  area  came  children  to 
sing  as  a  choir,  under  the  direction  of  Prof.  Ralph 
Woodward. 


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grips  the  hearer  in  a  willing  en- 
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Conducted  by  Dr.  John  R.  Halliday,  the  Madrigal  Chorus,  in  a  per 

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feet  setting,  sang  "Angels  We  Have  Heard  on  High, 
Wonder." 


and  "Wonder, 


Sensitively  dramatized  on  the  Christmas 
program,  Carleton-Colby's  "The  Toy  Shop," 
weaved  a  spell  of  magic  through  the  voices 
of  Roy  Baumgart  and  assistant  Lucky. 


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Snow  Carnival  Week  and  the  snow  came  just  in  time. 


Springlike  weather  ushered  in  Snow  Carnival  week, 
but  the  fates  were  kind  and  dropped  sufficient  snow 
for  the  activities  to  be  held.  Skiing  ability,  poise,  per- 
sonality and  appearance  were  the  attributes  on 
which  royalty  was  chosen.  Marilyn  Woodward  won 
the  Queen's  crown  and  Reginald  Coultas  was  select- 
ed King.  Sculpturing  reached  new  and  ingenious 
heights  on  campus,  which  became  a  fashionable 
promenade  as  co-eds,  in  the  latest  snowsports  attire 
graced  the  walks.  The  Snow  Carnival  Assembly 
featured  the  Tyrolian  Olympiad  theme  and  Stadium 
Events  included  a  snow-shoe  race,  barrel  stave  and 
relay  races,  yodelling  contest  and  figure  skating. 
Tyrolian  hats  for  the  dancers  added  to  the  enjoyment 
of  those  who  attended  this  special  event. 


The  nearby  Rockies  provide  an 
appropriate  back-drop  as  skat- 
ing race  contestants  adjust  their 
identification  before  lining  up. 


A  knotty  problem  holds  up  skating  competitors. 


Knight    Templar's    "Olympic    Bobsled- 
ders"  took  sweepstakes. 


Brigadiers  took  2nd  place  with 
horse  carving. 


Brickers  humorous  entry  gained  third. 


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Accompanied  by  appropriate  music,  and  dressed  in  national  costume,  yodellers  took  part  in   a  contest  during  Snow 
Carnival  Week.  Only  the  snow  was  conspicuous  by  its  absence. 

Echoes  reverberate  through  the  canyons 
as  snow  sports  raise  enthusiasm. 

Pictures  of  yellow-green  fields,  spotted 
with  dainty  white  edelweiss,  of  centuries 
thick  glaciers  in  the  Swiss  Alps,  of  moun- 
tains, rigid  with  close-packed  snow,  of 
little  girls  with  braided  blonde  hair,  carry- 
ing buckets  of  milk,  of  breath-taking  ski 
runs,  and  waterfalls  were  recalled  in  the 
Snow  Carnival's  Week  of  activities,  as 
yodellers  sent  cascades  of  clear,  lucid 
notes  to  tumble  into  the  pool  of  night,  or 
daring  skiers,  many  from  overseas  coun- 
tries, weaved  their  craft  on  mountain  top. 


Start  of  one  of  the  ski  races  held  at  Timp 
Haven  and  (right)  Ice  Hockey  in  action. 


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Destiny  Fund  and  Spirit  of  Y  Week 


To  demonstrate  the  Spirit  of  the  Y,  a  week  of  activities 
was  held  Feb.  23  to  March  1 .  Dr.  Reed  Bradford,  chairman 
of  the  week's  fireside,  at  which  Mark  E.  Petersen  was  the 
speaker,  analyzed  the  Spirit  of  the  Y  as  the  "fullest  teach- 
ings of  Christ".  It  embraces  the  development  of  man  in- 
tellectually, physically,  socially,  culturally  and  spiritually. 
Also  appearing  at  the  fireside  were  the  BYU  Symphony 
Orchestra,  the  University  Chorale  and  the  Madrigal  Sing- 


ers. Other  Week  activities  included  a  concert  of  carillonic 
bells  by  Dee  Woods;  the  serenading  of  Heritage  Halls,  by 
Alpha  Phi  Omega;  the  singing  of  school  songs  in  front  of 
the  Eyring  Science  Building;  two  basketball  games;  the 
Banyan  Ball;  assembly;  the  opera,  "Martha";  and  dis- 
plays of  University  relics,  history,  trophies  and  flags.  The 
Spirit  of  the  Y  promotes  the  realization  of  the  unique  mis- 
sion and  destiny  of  the  University. 


WHAM  WUMr  uniiw ' ' 


Special  booth  for  Destiny  Fund  collections. 


Ground  breaking  ceremony  for  the  building  of 
a  shrine  to  house  the  Y  bell,  which  has  become 
a  traditional  symbol. 


The  Y  bell  will  be  housed  in  a  $5000  shrine,  south  of  stadium. 


William  Noble  Waite,  head  of  Brig- 
ham  Young  University  Destiny  Fund, 
and  Assistant  to  Pres  Wilkinson,  in 
charge  of  campus  development.  He 
was  chairman  of  the  group  which 
raised  money  for  Los  Angeles  LDS 
Temple. 


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Students  contacting  those  living  off  campus  to  explain  Des- 
tiny Fund  program,  reported  enthusiastic  support. 


Music  of  the  Y  records  found  a  ready  sale. 


Clyde  Sandgren  introduced  his  new  school  song. 


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Special  lighting  arrangements  created 
atmosphere. 


Banyan  Ball  dancers  form  half  circle  to 
listen  to  and  enjoy  the  singing  of  the 
"Symphonettes,,'  a  women's  trio  from 
University  of  Utah.  They  performed  dur- 
ing the  intermission. 


Banyan  Ball  &  Assembly 


Tying  things  up  out  front,  Banyan  staff  members  line  up  a  little 
fun. 


The  good  old  days  of  vintage  cars,  and  gaslight, 
of  red  plush  furniture  and  group  photographs, 
were  recalled  as  the  Banyan  developed  its  "Fa- 
mily Album"  theme  for  1958.  In  the  Fieldhouse  and 
Smith  Family  Living  Center,  the  Banyan  Ball  deco- 
rations in  white,  gold  and  green  carried  out  a 
"Time  Was"  atmosphere  as  students  danced  to 
the  music  of  Jerry  Hyde  and  Stan  Taylor.  With 
photographers  busy  taking  pictures  and  programs 
designed  to  frame  them,  the  dancers  carried  away 
memories  of  a  happy  time.  Crowned  Banyan 
Queen  for  1958,  Dorothy  McGraw,  and  her  attend- 
ants Gwen  Abegg  and  Mary  Anderson  reigned 
over  the  merry  throng.  As  part  of  the  Spirit  of  the 
Y  Week,  the  Banyan  staff  collaborated  with  the 
Student  Program  Bureau  and  Orchesis  Club,  to 
present  the  Spirit  of  the  Y  assembly  to  the  student- 
body. 


Assembly  antics  kept  studentbody  in  good 
spirits. 


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Sweet  sophistication  and  gracious  dignity  marked  the 
coronation  of  the  1958  Banyan  Queen,  Dorothy  McGraw 
of  Medford,  Ore.  The  crowning  ceremony  took  place  at  the 
Banyan  Ball  and  was  performed  by  last  year's  Queen, 
Diane  Stevenson.  Dorothy's  two  attendants  were  Gwen 
Abegg,  shown  at  left,  and  Mary  Anderson. 


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Belle  of  the  "Y".  Janice  Babcock  (center)  with  her  attendants  Carolyn  Crawford  (left)  and  Beverly  Armstrong. 


Belle  of  the  "Y"  Week 

Escaping  from  old  Ireland  for  the  even- 
ing, leprechauns  flitted  among  the  sham- 
rocks to  carry  out  the  theme  of  the  Belle 
of  the  Y  dance,  "Shamrock  Serenade". 
Held  in  the  Smith  Family  Living  Center 
and  the  Social  Hall,  dancers  trod  to  the 
music  of  Jerry  Hyde's  and  the  Y's  Men 
Bands.  The  Belle  of  the  Y  was  enthroned 
under  the  shadow  of  a  large  silver  Y. 
Tenor  Jack  Morris  sang  Irish  songs  during 
the  intermission,  and  Belle  of  the  Y,  Janice 
Babcock  was  presented  with  the  tradition- 
al necklace.  With  her  attendants,  Carolyn 
Crawford  and  Beverly  Armstrong,  she 
reigned  over  the  dance  at  the  end  of  a 
week  of  varied  activities. 


A  crown  for  a  queen 


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Dressed  in  all  her  finery,  she  awaits  her  escort. 


Seventy  co-eds  vied  for  the  honor  of  be- 
ing judged  Belle  of  the  Y.  During  a 
week  of  activities,  the  girls  took  part 
in  a  cake  baking  contest,  points  being 
judged  for  originality,  texture,  appear- 
ance, flavor  and  icing.  In  the  beauty 
contest,  formals  were  worn  and  the  co- 
eds were  judged  on  posture,  carriage, 
poise,  alertness  and  sense  of  humor.  On 
March  12,  contestants  displayed  their 
ability  in  jitterbug,  waltz,  and  two  step 
during  the  regular  mat  dance.  The  tal- 
ent quest  was  held  in  the  Smith  Family 
Living  Center.  As  the  final  step,  the 
girls  took  part  in  a  popularity  contest, 
which  was  conducted  at  the  regular  stu- 
dentbody  assembly.  At  the  Belle  of  the 
Y  dance  on  March  15  Janice  Babcock 
was  awarded  the  honor  with  Carolyn 
Crawford  and  Beverly  Armstrong,  as 
attendants. 


The  angelic  strains  of  the  harp  were 
heard  in  the  Family  Living  Center  as 
contestants  took  part  in  the  talent 
quest. 


Old  world  fragrance 


Colorful  and  delicious,  the  cakes  made  by  contestants  provided  a  cutting  problem. 


Exquisite  culinary  artistry. 


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Viking  Social  Unit  sang  "The  Bell  of  Cottonwood  Valley",  to  win  first  place  honors  at  Songfest. 


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Representatives  of  Viking,  I.K.,  Kappa  Deb, 
Tokalon,  and  Val  Norn  units  claim  their 
awards  from  Chairman  Lora  Lee  Brown,  (left) 
"Cranberry  Corners,  U.S.A.",  capers. 


Song  jest 


Viking  social  unit  won  permanent  possession  of  the 
first  place  trophy  in  the  men's  division  of  the  annual 
Associated  Women  Students-sponsored  Songfest, 
April  4th.  Three  consecutive  first  place  wins  gained 
them  the  trophy.  This  year's  prize  winning  song  was 
composed  and  conducted  by  Dave  Taylor.  Kappa 
Debonaires  walked  away  with  the  first  place  in  the 
women's  division  and  the  trophy  for  the  most  original 
song,  composed  by  Marlene  Monson  and  conducted 
by  Joan  Blodgett.  Tokalon  unit  won  second  place  with 
the  song,  "You  Belong  With  Me",  composed  by  Janet 
Welker  and  directed  by  Sharron  Benson.  Val  Norn 
took  third  place,  singing,  "One  Day",  composed  and 
conducted  by  Pat  Henrie.  Second  place  in  men's 
division  went  to  Intercollegiate  Knights  with  "Forever 
Dear",  composed  and  conducted  by  Leroy  Gibbons. 
Goldbrickers  took  third  place  with  "The  Greater 
Road",  composed  by  Dee  Woods,  Clayne  Robison, 
and  Terry  Forsythe. 

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Kappa  Debonaires  sing  "Paper  Boy",  winning  them  first  place  in  women's  division  and  trophy  for  most  original  song. 


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Bibler  Bounce 


Photos  of  contestants  attracted  many  students  A  busy  hive  of  workers 


Bibler  Bounce  dance,  held  April  5 


Professor  Snarf  (Floyd  E.  Haupt)  stares  sternly  at  Worthal  (Harvey  B.  Merkley)  who  gets  lost  contemplating  Louise  Lush 
(Diane  Scott) 


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Week 


Women's  Week  was  held  April  28  to  May  2.  These  five  days  were  filled 
with  events  designed  especially  for  coeds  on  campus,  and  included  a 
Frosh  Show,  "Trousseau  Treasures,"  a  display  of  hope  chest  material, 
silver  and  china,  a  Fashion  Show,  and  after  the  traditional  Y  Day  activ- 
ities a  banquet  was  given  to  honor  senior  women  selected  to  receive  lead- 
ership and  service  trophies,  and  also  the  most  outstanding  freshman,  soph- 
omore and  junior  woman.  The  annual  Women's  Week  dance  culminated 
the  week's  activities. 


Busily  painting  animals  to  represent  each  event. 


Linda  Mahaffey,  Joan  Cannon,  and  Marlena  Carling  took  part  in  Women's  Week  events 
which  were  sponsored  by  A.W.S. 


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The  eye  and  the  ear  were  assailed  on  all  sides. 


A  rolling  poll  toured  the  campus  to  catch  votes. 


Elections 


"Participate  in  '58"  voting  was  urged  in  this  year's  stu- 
dentbody  and  class  elections.  A  battle  of  the  sexes  de- 
veloped as,  for  the  first  time  in  BYU  history,  a  coed  con- 
tended for  the  position  of  top  student  officer.  The  campus 
resounded  with  political  catchcries  pleading  with  students 
to  vote,  as  it  was  hoped  to  register  a  record  percentage  of 


enrollment  participating.  The  competitive  spirit  between 
classes  was  introduced  when  a  challenge  was  issued  that 
the  class  president  who  had  the  smallest  percentage  vote 
from  his  class,  would  get  a  pie  in  his  face  at  assembly. 
Winners  were  announced  at  the  Inaugural  Ball. 


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Two  knights  joust  their 
lances  to  win  for  a  fair  lady, 
Diane  Hatch. 


Tom  Stone,  winner  of  electa 
for  studentbody  president,  slip 
into  sweater  of  office,  helpe< 
by  Webb  Crockett. 


An  old-fashioned  political  rally  was  held  in  Smith  Fieldhouse. 


Committees  worked  round  the  clock. 


Cheerleaders 

Athletic  events  of  the  University  are  enliven- 
ed by  activities  directed  by  the  Pep  Commit- 
tee. With  ten  areas  to  coordinate,  the  Central 
Committee  plans  and  directs  each  of  the 
shows  accompanying  the  school's  athletic 
events.  The  Half-time  Committee  arranges  for 
the  entertainment  during  the  half-time  break, 
the  Cougarettes  perform  for  the  fans  with 
amazing  precision,  the  Cheerleaders  jump 
gymnastically  to  rouse  the  fans  to  a  pitch  of 
excitement.  Song-leaders  start  off  the  song  of 
the  Cougars,  the  Cougar  Band  is  famous  for 
its  routines,  the  Cosmo  Committee  sponsors 
the  antics  of  Cosmo,  the  rascally  Cougar;  the 
Ticket  Committee  excels  in  its  task,  and  the 
Flag  Twirlers  dexterously  and  nonchalantly 
juggle  the  flags.  Paul  Flannery  is  Pep  Com- 
mittee Chairman  and  he  and  his  committees 
provided  amusement  and  entertainment 
which  kept  the  thousands  of  fans  in  their 
seats  during  the  absence  of  the  team  athletes. 


Cheerleaders  (1.  to  r.)  Chuck  Ogata,  Tom  Stone,  Lyle  Taggart, 
Brad  Powell. 


Justly  famed  for  its  routines,  the  Cougar  Marching  Band,  directed  by  Dick  Ballou,  performed  at  games,  and  ap- 
pear at  a  concert  at  Hollywood's  Ambassadors  Hotel.  With  Dick  Ballou  (right)  are  Val  Hegemier,  John  McKellar. 


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Cosmo,  mascot  of  the  Cougars 


Frosh  cheerleaders  (1  to  r)  Dallas  Hill,  Dave  Grant,  Bonnie  Oscarson,  Ron  Leckie, 
Norma  Hedguist. 


Flag  twirlers  (1  to  r)  Marilyn  Facer,  head  twirler, 
Shirley  Hopkins,  Sharyn  Sant,  Carill  Lee,  Fran- 
ces Mansuy. 

Songleaders(  1  to  r)  Karen  Leishman,  Carolyn  Bar- 
low, Becky  Campbell,  Carol  Taylor,  Nancy  Living- 
ston. 


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Administration  Section 


Behind  them unseen, 

Stand  the  scholars  of  the  ages. 

Before  them the  vision, 

Of  things  still  to  come. 

Around  them the  aura 

Of  santified  learning. 

And  within  them  ....  the  character 

Outlined  in  their  faces, 

Developed  by  study 

Of  all  that  is  true. 

Their  knowledge,  their  wisdom 

Offered  gladly  to  Youth, 

So  that  Past  ....  Present, 

And  Future,  give  meaning  to  Life. 


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First  President 


President  David  O.  McKay 

In  expressing  gratitude  for  the 
honor  of  delivering  the  com- 
mencement address  for  the  1957 
graduation  exercises  of  Brigham 
Young  University,  Cecil  B.  De- 
Mille  stated:  "I  have  also  a 
very  personal  reason  for  being 
grateful  for  this  honor,  because 
it  forms  another  link  in  the 
strong  bond  of  one  of  the  most 
valued  friendships  that  I  have, 
the  friendship  of  a  man  who 
combines  wisdom  and  warmth 
of  heart,  in  whom  four-score 
years  have  not  dampened  the 
enthusiasm  of  youth,  a  man 
who  can  truly  and  literally  be 
called  a  Latter-day  Saint,  the 
President  of  your  church,  David 
O.  McKay." 

Stephen  L  Richards,  first  Coun- 
selor in  the  First  Presidency,  is 
a  man  we  all  love  and  admire. 
His  words  of  guidance  and  wis- 
dom are  always  inspiring  to  us 
and  we  look  forward  to  hearing 
him  speak  at  our  Devotionals. 

J.  Reuben  Clark,  Jr.,  second 
Counselor  in  the  First  Presiden- 
cy, is  another  well  beloved  ser- 
vant of  the  Lord.  His  exemplary 
life  is  one  that  we  could  profit- 
ably pattern  our  lives  after.  We 
are  grateful  to  these  leaders  of 
the  Church  for  their  lives  and 
testimonies  of  the  Gospel. 


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id  Board  of  Trustees  EYU 


To  learn  how  to  live  as  well  as  how  to  make  a  living  has 
often  been  stressed  as  one  of  the  major  goals  of  education  at 
Brigham  Young  University.  It  is  regarded  as  a  most  signifi- 
cant responsibility  of  this,  the  largest  church-owned  univer- 
sity in  the  country,  to  mold  conviction,  character,  and  ideals 
as  well  as  executives,  engineers,  and  educators.  These  les- 
sons in  life  can  be  taught  by  the  select  group  which  makes 
up  our  faculty,  but  to  insure  stimulation  of  the  spirit  as  well 
as  the  mind  it  is  highly  appropriate  that  the  men  who  serve 
as  the  Board  of  Trustees  are  those  who  serve  as  the  Quorum 
of  the  Twelve. 
These  are  men  who  stand  as  examples  of  successful  tempor- 


al and  spiritual  lives.  Men  we  trust  to  represent  the  highest 
kind  of  good  which  man  can  attain.  Because  we  place  them 
on  such  a  high  level  it  becomes  difficult  for  us  to  realize  that 
they  too  are  human,  that  they  have  problems,  and  human 
frailties  which  must  be  overcome.  And  yet  if  we  can  look 
upon  them  in  this  light  we  will  more  deeply  appreciate  the 
lives  which  they  lead  and  we  will  feel  a  stronger  bond  and 
unity.  We  as  students  are  regretful  that  Elder  Adam  S.  Ben- 
nion  ended  his  untiring  service  to  our  University  and  church 
this  year.  We  mourn  his  death  and  extend  a  tribute  to  a  man 
who  truly  has  laid  up  in  store  treasures  in  heaven. 


Joseph  Fielding  Smith 


Harold  B.  Lee 


Spencer  W.  Kimball 


Ezra  Taft  Benson 


Mark  E.  Petersen 


Henry  D.  Moyle 


Delbert  L.  Stapley 


Marion  G.  Romney 


LeGrand  Richards 


Adam  S.  Bennion 


Richard  L.  Evans 


George  Q-  Morris 


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Presidency  of  the  University 


The  sudden  surge  of  science  during  the  past  year  brought 
a  new  challenge  to  educators,  a  challenge  which  is  being 
faced  squarely  and  realistically  by  the  Church  of  Jesus 
Christ  of  Latter-day  Saints.  In  November,  1957,  a  statement 
issued  by  the  First  Presidency  of  the  Church  declared 
that  "because  of  its  combination  of  revealed  and  secular 
learning,  the  Brgiham  Young  University  is  destined  to  be- 
come, if  not  the  largest,  at  least  the  most  proficient  institu- 
tion of  learning  in  the  world,  producing  scholars  with  testi- 
monies of  truth,  who  will  become  leaders  in  science,  in- 
dustry, art,  education,  letters,  and  government."  A  Destiny 
Fund  was  inaugurated  to  supplement  this  program,  which 
is  based  on  careful  forecasts  of  the  university's  actual 
burdens  and  responsibilities  for  the  future.  The  BYU  cam- 
pus has  been  expanded  by  more  than  $18  million  in  build- 
ings since  1950  with  the  construction  of  38  major  perma- 
nent structures.  President  Wilkinson  foresees  that  the  great 
fund  of  knowledge  and  skill  of  the  university  can  be  ap- 


plied towards  the  advancement  of  Latter-day  Saints  all 
over  the  world  by  the  setting  up  of  auxiliary  campuses, 
thereby  serving  the  church  which  operates  the  school.  The 
face  of  the  campus  will  be  changed,  as,  in  the  near  future, 
four  new  structures  will  begin  to  rise,  a  new  Administra- 
tion building  at  a  cost  of  $2  million,  a  Physical  Education 
building,  $2  million,  a  new  Library  to  house  a  million  vol- 
umes, $4  million,  and  a  Commons  building.  The  Adminis- 
tration building  will  be  located  just  east  of  the  stadium, 
the  Library  on  the  site  of  the  present  North  building,  the 
Physical  Education  building  just  north  of  the  present  sta- 
dium house.  The  new  Commons  building  will  house  all 
student  activities.  Included  will  be  cafeterias,  banquet 
halls,  large  dance  hall,  student  offices,  conference  rooms, 
bowling  alley,  and  other  recreational  activities.  With  these 
plans  in  mind,  the  Presidency  of  the  University  have  set 
this  goal  to  celebrate  the  university's  centennial  in  1975. 


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Harvey  L.  Taylor,  Vice  President 


William  E.  Berrett,  Vice  President  in 
charge  of  Religious  Education. 


Earl  C.   Crockett,  Vice  President 


Clyde  D.  Sandgren,  Secretary  of  the 
Board  of  Trustees,  Board  of  Educa- 
tion, and  Executive  Committees,  and 
56  General  Secretary  and  Counsel  for 
the  Church  School  System. 


Joseph  T.  Bentley,  Executive  Assist- 
ant to  the  President. 


Wm.  Noble  Waite,  Assistant  to  the 
President. 


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President  Ernest  L.  Wilkinson,  for  eight  years  dyna- 
mic leader  of  the  Brigham  Young  University,  earned 
degrees  from  BYU,  George  Washington  University 
Lav/  School  and  Harvard  Law  School  where  he  ob- 
tained the  degree  of  Doctor  of  Juridical  Science. 
President  Wilkinson  inaugurated,  this  year,  the  Fund 
planned  to  enable  the  university  to  fulfill  its  destiny. 


Biological  & 
Agricultural  Sciences. 


Selfless  devotion  to  great  ends  is  the  keynote  of 
the  College  of   Biological  and  Agricultural  Sci- 
ences. Students,  who  must  pass  through  this  col- 
lege in  order  to  fill  graduation  requirements,  pause 
to  wonder  and  sometimes  stand  rapt  in  awe   as 
the  impenetrable  ceases  to  be  mysterious  and  be- 
comes part  of  our  living  world.  A  background  of 
botany,  zoology,  bacteriology,  and  several  agri- 
cultural  departments   leads   to   further   research, 
practical  application  and  craftsmanship  in  a  chos- 
en field.  The  necessary  prerequisites  for  dentistry 
and  medicine  are  also  an  integral  segment  of  this 
college.  Students  who  desire  facility  in  ihe  use  of 
machinery,   craftsmanship   and   mechanics   may 
be  attracted  by  the  Industrial  Arts.  Other  students 
wishing  only  to  fill  graduation  requirements  soon 
find  their  curiosities  aroused  as  they  probe  and 
seek  to  understand  the  secrets  of  nature.  Raymond 
B.  Farnsworth  (lower  right),  head  of  this  college, 
is  assisted  by  able  and  experienced  men  who 
are  specialists  in  their  chosen  area  related  to  the 
biological  sciences.  The  study  of  man's  natural 
environment,  its  control  and  improvement  is  the 
basis  of  the  college  and  helps  to  satisfy  the  desire 
prevalent  in  this  age  of  science,  to  know,  to  con- 
trol, to  develop,  and  to  utilize.  The  opportunity  to 
understand  the  basic  concepts  and  fundamental 
facts  of  life,  is  thereby  afforded  to  students.  The 
hidden  wonders  of  life,  always  a  source  of  intense 
curiosity  for  man  are  explored,  explained,  under- 
stood, and  made  an  integral  part  of  life. 


Ideas  of  the  sort  propounded  are  likely  to  cling  to  the  mind. 


Curious  as  Herophilus  in  the  dissecting  room. 

Raymond  B.   Farnsworth,   acting  dean  of  the 
College  of  Biological  and  Agricultural  Sciences. 


Puzzling  and  fascinating  are  the  pictures  seen  under  a  microscope. 


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With  light  heart  and  gay  smile,  he  combs  the  hair 
away. 

College  of  Commerce 

With  the  primary  purpose  of  instilling  in  to  the  students 
the  practical  methods  by  which  men  in  a  complex  busi- 
ness world  communicate  and  associate  with  each  other, 
the  College  of  Commerce,  nevertheless,  endeavors  to  give 
students  a  realization  of  the  human  and  social  aspects  of 
business  as  related  to  the  community,  the  business  firm 
and  the  individual.  Other  important  objectives  are,  train- 
ing in  the  use  and  tools  of  modern  business  and  informa- 
tion on  the  controlling  and  measuring  of  economic  change 
and  business  operations;  and  to  assist  the  student  to  de- 
velop the  ability  to  determine  the  type  of  information  ap- 


Teachers  experienced  in  true  judgment  assist  students  to  map 
out  careers. 


plicable  and  vital  to  the  solution  of  business  problems.  All 
departments  of  the  College  emphasize  technical,  human, 
and  social  aspects  of  business  and  economics,  for  success 
needs  technical  knowledge  and  a  high  degree  of  adapt- 
ability in  the  fields  of  Accounting,  Business  Education, 
Economics,  Finance  and  Banking,  Industrial  Management, 
and  Marketing.  Technical  training  is  given  in  all  these  de- 
parments.  Training  for  careers  in  teaching,  secretarial 
work,  management  and  advisory  services,  is  also  avail- 
able in  this  College. 


A  quiet  calculation  before  taking  work  over  the  jumps.      Weldon  Taylor,  Dean  of  the  College,  stands  before  a  picture  of  world's 

business  center. 


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College  of  Education 


The  modern  world,  with  its  emphasis  on  education,  places 
a  heavy  responsibility  on  teachers,  to  train  and  educate 
the  children  of  today  for  the  developments  of  tomorrow. 
A  many  faceted  curriculum  in  the  College  of  Education  is 
designed  towards  development,  in  the  student  teacher, 
the  qualities  which  make  for  successful  teaching.  The 
natural  ability  of  the  individual  is  developed  so  that  this 
ability  can  be  used  to  inspire  in  others,  a  love  of,  and  de- 
sire for,  learning.  The  College  emphasizes  a  thorough 
understanding  of  subjects,  in  order  that  the  teacher  may 
awaken  interest,  and  kindle  the  kind  of  enthusiasm  which 
produces  results  in  classrooms.  Hidden  or  submerged 
talent  under  an  outward  characteristic,  in  a  child  can  be 
brought  to  its  full  development  by  a  teacher  trained  to 
recognize  it.  The  program  followed  by  the  College  of  Edu- 
cation gives  the  student  teacher  invaluable  practical  ex- 
perience in  teaching,  and  of  observing  and  evaluating 
special  conditions  in  the  Laboratory  School.  Graduates 
from  this  college  are  eagerly  sought  for  positions  through- 
out the  United  States. 


Asahel  D.  Woodruff,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Education. 


Prospective  teachers  find  plenty  to  do  in  lab. 


Thouaht  and  action  are  stimulated  in  classes. 


Teachers  must  be  able  to  explain  motives  and  values. 


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Dr.  Marion  C.  Pfund,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Family  Living. 


Truths  are  taught  with  carefully  chosen 
illustrations. 


College  of  Family  Living 


The  home  is  the  center  of  our  personal  universe,  and 
from  it  springs  all  the  good  and  evil  which  character- 
ize our  thoughts  and  actions.  The  College  of  Family 
Living  has  a  program  designed  to  inculcate  into  the 
student  the  understanding  and  knowledge  which  is  the 
basis  for  happy  home  life.  With  the  inspiration  of 
religion  permeating  the  structure,  the  program  develops 
the  student  through  classes  in  Human  Development 
and  Family  Relationships,  Food  and  Nutrition,  Clothing 
and  Textiles,  Economics  and  Management  of  the  Home, 
Nursing,  Housing  and  Design,  and  other  related  sub- 
jects. Expert  instruction  and  an  individual  interest  in 
the  student  ensures  the  intake  of  knowledge  which 
will  play  an  important  part  in  the  happiness  of  the 
homes,  and  of  the  people  and  of  the  nation,  in  the 
future.  Dr.  Marion  C.  Pfund,  Dean  of  the  College  since 
its  inception  in  1954,  was  instrumental  in  developing 
it  into  a  large  and  important  area  of  study  at  BYU.  She 
was  consultant  for  the  construction  of  the  new  building, 
which  is  devoted  entirely  to  the  science  of  Family  Liv- 
ing and  in  which  many  innovations  have  been  made. 
The  gleaming  laboratories,  modern  equipment,  and 
functional  classrooms  make  it  a  joy  to  study  in  the  col- 
lege, which  is  in  some  ways  unique  throughout  the 
world. 


Patience  and  artistry  go  hand  in  hand  to  achieve  decora- 
tive results. 


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Dean  of  the  College  of  Fine  Arts,  Gerrit  de  Jong,  Jr. 
There's  no  music  in  a  rest,  only  the  making  of  it. 


College  of  Fine  Arts 

Rich,  fertile  minds,  pregnant  with  possibilities,  will  pro- 
duce nothing  but  weeds  unless  seeds  of  productivity 
are  sown  and  cultivated  to  blossom  into  fruition.  The 
Fine  Arts,  Music,  Art,  Speech,  and  the  Dramatic  Arts, 
when  firmly  implanted  into  the  minds  of  youth,  develop 
in  it  a  refinement  of  mind  and  soul  which  levens  the 
pressure  of  economic  daily  cares.  Color  in  a  painting, 
the  clear  smooth  line  of  a  drawing,  or  the  life-like  qual- 
ity in  a  marble  sculpture,  a  pure  sweet  note  of  music, 


the  losing  of  an  actor  in  his  part,  all  these  and  other 
developments  in  the  Fine  Arts,  bring  to  the  individual 
the  realization  that  success  in  life  must  not  be  measur- 
ed by  material  wealth  or  the  pursuit  of  learning  for 
learning  alone,  but  by  the  response  one  gives  to  the 
refinements  of  the  mind.  The  College  of  Fine  Arts  pro- 
vides many  opportunities  for  participation  in  curricula 
and  extra  curricular  activities. 


We  don't  get  a  very  good  perspective  from  up  here. 


Caught  in  the  claws  of  a  conscientious  mood. 


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Leonard  W.  Rice,  Dean 
of  the  College  of  Hu- 
manties. 


Humanities  and  Social  Sciences 

In  the  old  pioneer  days  of  a  country,  it  was  a  simple  matter 
to  love  one's  neighbor,  and  to  respect  his  rights,  for  the 
difficulties  which  arose  were  common  problems  and  common 
struggles.  But  today,  with  fast  travel  and  lightning-like  com- 
munication, we  find  that  our  neighbors  are  the  people  of  all 
nations,  differing  in  thought,  color,  race,  and  creed.  To  be- 
come mature  and  understanding  in  our  dealings  with  our 
new  neighbors,  it  is  necessary  to  learn  of  their  customs, 
languages,  histories  and  present  conditions.  The  various 
departments  of  the  College  of  Humanities  and  Social  Sci- 
ences provide  a  curricula  which  is  extensive  in  its  scope,  to 
give  the  student  the  desire  to  comprehend  the  ways  of  other 
peoples.  A  knowledge  of  a  language,  the  songs,  literature, 
and  culture  of  a  foreign  country  exploration,  the  behavior 
of  peoples  and  why  they  act  the  way  they  do,  the  communi- 
cation of  facts,  the  study  of  the  past  and  how  it  relates  to 
the  present  and  the  future,  these  and  many  other  aspects 
are  to  be  studied  in  Languages,  Sociology,  Psychology,  Jour- 
nalism, History,  Geography,  English,  and  Archaeology  de- 
partments of  the  College.  Such  studies  bring  forth  a  new 
mental  vigor  which  solves  not  only  the  problems  of  our 
neighbors  but  our  own  at  home. 


Comprehension  of  languages  is  developed  in  lab. 
Students  follow  events  through  campus  newspaper. 


Following  the  trails  of  explorers  who  opened  up  new  worlds. 


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Physical  and  Engineering  Sciences 


During  the  year,  the  College  of  Physical  and  Engineering 
Sciences  brought  the  number  of  its  departments  to  nine, 
by  dividing  the  former  Department  of  Chemistry  and 
Chemical  Engineering  Science  into  two  separate  units. 
Training  students  for  teaching,  research  or  industrial 
work  in  Air  Science,  Chemistry,  Chemical  Engineering 
Science,  Civil  Engineering,  Electrical  Engineering,  Geology 
and  Geological  Engineering,  Mechanical  Engineering, 
Mathematics  and  Physics,  the  college  keeps  pace  with  the 
modern  theory  that  industry  has  become  the  language 
understood  by  all  nations,  bringing  with  this  understand- 


ing, higher  standards  of  living,  better  means  of  produc- 
tion, and  new  avenues  of  opportunity.  Organized  just  five 
years  ago,  the  college  is  the  largest  of  the  University.  Be- 
cause of  the  great  need,  students  in  recent  years  have 
been  attracted  into  the  areas  of  technical  and  scientific 
study.  A  bachelor's  degree  in  one  of  the  engineering  sci- 
ences requires  five  years  of  study.  Dr.  Armin  J.  Hill,  Dean 
of  the  College,  formerly  was  physicist  with  the  motion 
picture  research  council.  He  helped  develop  new  sources 
of  light  and  has  also  specialized  in  astrophysics,  mathe- 
matics, and  optical  engineering. 


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The  study  of  mathematics  gives  grasp  and  power  to  the 
mind. 


Calculated  precision  is  one  of  the  first  elements  of  truth. 


Dr.  Armin  J.  Hill,  Dean  of  College  of  Physical  and  En- 
gineering Sciences. 


Rational  men,  using  science,  can  secure  the  welfare  of  all. 


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Ballet  toe  work  in  a  game  of  flag  football. 


Muscle  and  mind  coordinate  for  strength  and 
grace. 


Table  tennis  is  popular  with  the  girls. 


Recreation,  Physical  and  Health 
Education  and  Athletics 

The  program  offered  by  the  College  of  Recreation  encourages 
vigorous  participation  in  skiing,  basketball,  modern  dance, 
swimming,  tumbling,  folk  dance,  football,  field  sports,  gymnas- 
tics and  softball.  Specialized  skills  are  recognized  and  students 
are  encouraged  to  take  part  in  well-coordinated  intramural  and 
intercollegiate  programs.  Affiliation  with  the  Skyline  Confer- 
ence provides  opportunities  for  competition  in  basketball,  foot- 
ball, golf,  wrestling,  track,  baseball  and  tennis.  Brigham  Young 
varsity  squads  make  nationwide  tours  to  meet  team  of  other 
universities.  This  College  also  takes  the  initiative  to  develop 
leadership  in  both  new  and  established  areas.  Professional 
training  is  emphasized  in  the  major  fields  or  recreation,  Scout- 
ing education,  physical  education,  health  education  and 
safety.  Certification  requirements  for  teaching  in  Utah  and  other 
states  may  be  completed  in  these  fields.  Students  may  also 
specialize  in  dance  and  pre-physical  therapy.  The  BYU  is  the 
first  university  to  offer  a  major  in  Scouting  education.  The  pro- 
gram is  twofold:  the  training  of  men  for  professional  Scouting 
and  their  preparation  to  serve  the  church  and  community  in 
youth  leadership  capacities.  The  Annual  Open  House  Activity 
Night  was  held  on  March  10  on  the  main  floor  of  the  Fieldhouse. 
Designed  to  better  acquaint  the  public  with  the  college  and  its 
program,  the  evening  included  intramural  contests,  square, 
modern  and  social  dancing  exhibitions,  women's  physical  edu- 
cation skill  demonstrations,  gymnastics  and  the  BYU  folk  danc- 
ers. 


Up  and  over,  then  a  flip  down. 


Dr.  Milton  F.  Hartvigsen,  Dean  of  the  College  of  Receation,  Physi- 
cal and  Health  Education  and  Athletics. 


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School  of  Nursing 


With  the  ideals  of  alleviating  human  suffering  and 
of  assisting  the  recovery  of  patients  by  expert  care, 
Nursing  offers  a  career  filled  with  the  satisfaction  of 
service.  The  basic  collegiate  program  is  a  prepara- 
tion for  the  beginning  positions  in  all  the  clinical 
areas  of  nursing:  maternal  and  child  care,  medical- 
surgical  nursing,  public  health  nursing,  and  psychiat- 
ric nursing.  The  program,  which  leads  to  a  Bachelor 
of  Science  degree,  is  planned  to  meet  the  require- 
ments and  standards  for  accredited  schools  of  nurs- 
ing on  state  and  national  levels.  All  instructors  are 
full-time  university  faculty  members  and  have  gen- 
eral and  professional  backgrounds  consistent  with 
the  academic  rank  they  hold.  The  Church  operates 
thirteen  hospitals.  Although  headquarters  for  the  col- 
legiate program  in  nursing  is  on  the  BYU  campus, 
clinical  experience  in  various  specialties  is  provided 
in  church  hospitals  or  other  institutions  qualified  to 
provide  collegiate  nursing  education. 


L.  Bernice  Chapman,  Director  of  the  School  of  Nursing,  under 
whose  leadership  the  BYU  nursing  program  aims  to  develop 
the  growth  of  the  students  so  that  they  are  able  to  fill  ade- 
quately an  important  niche  in  community  life,  as  well  as 
to  enjoy  the  satisfying  and  useful  role  they  play  in  their 
personal  and  family  life. 


Children's  ailments  are  carefully  watched 
and  studied.  (Center)  Students  taking  part  in 
actual  hospital  routine,  and  (top)  puzzling 
work  for  particular  fingers. 


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wision 


of  Reli 


igion 


In  studying  the  word  of  God,  students  learn  the  inner 
discipline  which  permits  a  proper  integration  of  moral 
and  religious  values,  with  secular  knowledge.  Two 
hours  of  religion  credit  are  required  of  every  student 
for  each  quarter  in  residence;  and,  with  the  well  bal- 
anced program  offered,  the  student  is  encouraged  to 
develop  the  spiritual  side  of  his  preparation  for  life. 
The  President  of  the  university  heads  the  Division  of 
Religion.  Vice  President  W.  E.  Berrett  is  directly  in 
charge  with  Sidney  B.  Sperry  as  Director  of  Graduate 
Studies  and  B.  West  Belnap  as  Director  of  Undergradu- 
ate Study.  A  staff  of  able  and  experienced  instructors 
aid  students  to  achieve  a  greater  understanding  of  the 
gospel. 


"None  are  so  poor,  none  so  rich,  or  none  so  maimed  or 
sick,  that  cannot  enjoy  the  spiritual  relationship  be- 
tween man  and  God"  proclaimed  President  David  O. 
McKay,  speaking  to  7,316  students  and  faculty  members 
on  November  5. 


Sidney  B.  Sperry,  Director 
of  Graduate  Studies  in  the 
Division  of  Religion,  has  a 
rich  background  of  service. 


B.  West  Belnap,  Director  of 
Undergraduate  Studies  in 
Religion,  guides  students 
with  understanding. 


President  David  O.  McKay,  for  51  years  a  member  of  the  General  Authorities  of  Church  of  Jesus  Christ  of  Latter-day  Saints. 


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Extension  Division 


Through  its  various  services  the  Extension  Division 
offers  a  comprehensive  program  to  those  desiring 
further  education.  Directed  by  Harold  G.  Clark,  the 
division  offers  Audio-Visual,  and  Adult  Education 
services,  through  which  films,  tape  recordings,  visual 
aids  and  printed  speeches  are  available  at  nominal 
cost.  An  extensive  program  is  followed  by  the  Adult 
Education  Service.  Night  credit  classes  afford  those 
who  cannot  attend  regular  classes  the  opportunity 
to  continue  their  studies,  either  for  the  attainment  of 
a  degree  or  in  pursuit  of  further  knowledge  or  prac- 
tical development.  Enrollment  in  night  classes  has 
doubled  during  the  last  year,  increasing  from  903 
fall  quarter  to  1997  winter  quarter.  Approximately 
150  classes  taught  during  the  day  are  included  in 
the  evening  school.  They  include  industrial  manage- 
ment, library  science,  journalism,  nursing,  clothing 
and  textiles,  food  and  nutrition  and  family  health. 
Russian  has  been  added  to  the  list  of  evening  school 
languages,  making  the  series  as  complete  as  regular 
day  school  language  classes. 

Harold  Glen  Clark,  Director  of  the  Extension  Division, 
who  leads  the  extensive  program  of  adult  education 
through  Home  Study,  night  credit  classes,  tours,  and 
lectures.  Leadership  Week  is  also  organized  in  his 
department. 


On  hand  is  a  valuable  collection  of  films  and  other 
teaching  aids. 


The  wisdom  and  knowledge  of  learned  men  are  available  to  all. 


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Dr.  A.  Smith  Pond,  Dean  of  the  Graduate  School  and 
Chairman  of  the  Graduate  Council.  Before  taking 
over  his  new  appointment  this  year,  Dr.  Pond  was 
acting  dean  of  Humanities  and  Social  Sciences. 


Graduate  School 


Within  the  Graduate  School  this  yast  year,  the  final 
steps  have  been  taken  to  bring  about  one  of  the  big- 
gest developments  in  the  university  for  many  years. 
Beginning  next  year,  for  the  first  time  in  university 
history,  nine  departments  will  offer  Doctor's  degrees. 
This  was  planned  under  Dr.  G.  H.  Hansen,  former 
Dean  of  the  Graduate  School,  authorized  by  the 
Board  of  Trustees,  and  has  been  carried  through  by 
Dean  Pond.  The  Graduate  School  of  the  Brigham 
Young  University  was  established  in  1922  and  has 
as  its  objectives,  individual  research,  initiative,  and 
scholarship.  The  school  is  administered  by  the 
Graduate  Council  which  is  presided  over  by  the 
Dean  of  the  Graduate  School.  Its  faculty  has  repres- 
entatives from  every  college  offering  graduate  work. 
These  are  professors,  associate  professors,  assistant 
professors  with  a  Doctorate,  and  additional  faculty 
members  approved  by  the  Council. 


Throughout  four  years  of  college  many  students 
find  that  the  reservoir  of  knowledge  they  are  trying 
to  fill  never  seems  to  reach  the  top.  They  discover 
they've  gained  good  general  concepts,  but  that 
now  the  time  has  come  to  specialize  to  an  even 
greater  degree.  Learning,  then,  becomes  a  never 
ending  process  and  the  Graduate  School  provides 
the  channels  through  which  they  progress. 


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Administrative  Officers 


Quiet  performance  of  duty  without  fanfare  characterizes 
those  persons  who  act  as  the  assistants  to  the  presidency 
of  the  university.  Fulfilling  a  number  of  positions  concern- 
ing all  phases  of  school  operation,  the  men  and  women 
who  are  administrative  officers  work  for  the  furthering  of 
the  academic,  social,  activity,  and  organizational  operation 
of  Brigham  Young  University.  Working  with  students,  facul- 
ty, and  other  persons  both  on  and  off  campus,  these  per- 
sons put  forth  their  effort  in  many  areas.  Problems  of  hous- 
ing for  married  and  single  students  fall  under  the  jurisdic- 
tion of  the  men's  and  women's  housing  directors.  Service 
in  other  areas  includes  lyceums,  campus  security,  admis- 
sions, academic  standards,  counseling  service,  and  place- 
ment. Concern  with  the  attitudes  of  the  public  involves 
those  persons  directing  press  relations,  university  attrac- 
tions, university  publications,  public  relations,  alumni,  and 
radio  and  television  programs.  Coordination  of  the  library 
facilities,  devotional  assemblies,  motion  picture  production, 
treasurer's  office,  registrar's  office,  purchasing,  mail  service, 
receiving,  the  physical  plant,  and  auxiliary  services  is  also 
worked  out  in  detail.  Taking  large  loads  of  responsibility 
are  Dean  of  Students,  Wesley  P.  Lloyd,  and  Dean  of  Ad- 
missions, Bliss  Crandall.  They  oversee  the  major  adminis- 
trative operations  and  work  on  the  actual  coordination  of 
the  many  other  duties  being  performed.  Concern  with  the 
operation  of  the  university  in  the  best  possible  manner  is 
their  goal  on  the  physical  and  academic  level. 


Wesley  P.  Lloyd,  dean  of  students,  acts  as  main  admin- 
istrative officer  concerned  with  the  academic  and  prac- 
tical functioning  of  Brigham  Young  University.  From  his 
office  in  the  Smith  Family  Living  Center,  he  keeps  a 
well-informed  view  of  the  functions  of  BYU.  Bliss  Cran- 
dall, Dean  of  Admissions  and  Records,  organizes  and 
keeps  track  of  the  many  records  that  are  concerned  with 
the  listing  and  admitting  of  students,  grades,  registrants 
and  other  information. 


Lester  B.  Whetten,  Director 
of  Public  Relations. 


Ben  E.  Lewis,  Director  of 
Auxiliary  Services. 


Samuel  Brewster,  Superintendent 
of  Physical  Plant. 


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Wetzel  O.  Whifaker, 
Director  of  Motion 
Picture  Production. 


B.  Keith  Duffin,  Director  Leonard  E.  Christensen,  Raymond  E.  Beckham,     Lillian  C.  Booth, 
of  Placement  Bureau.        Director  of  Traffic  Secretary  of  Alumni  As-  Counselor  for  Women. 

and  Security.  sociation. 


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Howard  T.  Reid,  Orrin  H.  Jackson, 

Chairman    of    Counsel-  Admission  Officer, 
ing  Service. 


nan  em  m 

Selby  G.  Clark,  Stewart  L.  Grow,  Edwin  Butterworth, 

Chairman  of  Academic  Chairman  of  Devotional  Director  of  Press  Rela- 
Standards.  Assemblies.  tions. 


Herald  R.  Clark,  Joyce  W.  Tippets,  Lucile  Spencer, 

Director  of  Lyceums  and  Director  of  Campus        Acting  Registrar. 
Musicals.  Planning,  Development. 


Cleo  McCracken, 
Director  of  Women's 
Housing. 


Kiefer  B.  Sauls, 
Treasurer. 


Harold  I.  Hansen,  Allan  Barker,  Director  of  Oliver  R.  Smith,  C.  R.  Peterson,  S.  Lyman  Tyler, 

Chairman  of  Radio  and  Health  Service  and  Uni-  Director  of  Student  Pub-  Purchasing,    Mail    Ser-  Director  of  Libraries. 
TV  Programs.  versify  Physician.  lications.  vice  and  Receiving. 

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Fred  A.  Schwendiman,    Arthur  D.  Browne,  Floyd  R.  Taylor,  Ernest  L.  Olsen,  Blaine  Parkinson, 

Director  of  Student  Director  of  Administra-  Director  of  Booking  Uni-  Chairman  of  Official        Director  of  Men's  Hous- 

Housing.  five  Studies.  versify  Attractions.  University  Publications,    ing. 


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Departmental  Chairmen 

Directing  departmental  operations  in  the  many  colleges 
of  the  university  are  more  than  50  departmental  chairmen 
who  keep  constant  check  on  the  academic  procedures  of 
their  special  area.  Many  facets  of  their  duties  require  a 
devotion  to  the  purposes  and  tenets  of  education  on  a  uni- 
versity level  and  these  men  and  women  spend  long  hours 
of  work  preparing  class  lectures,  counseling,  and  making 
sure  that  their  department  is  running  smoothly  and  in 
complete  control.  It  is  a  position  only  for  a  person  with 
a  true  ideal  of  standards  of  academic  striving,  one  who  is 
willing  to  sacrifice  to  insure  the  furthering  of  the  students 
under  his  guidance.  In  classes,  the  office,  at  meetings,  or 
lecturing  for  an  off-campus  group,  it  is  vital  that  all  de- 


partment chairmen  be  thoroughly  grounded  in  their  field 
and  be  informed  of  any  and  all  recent  developments.  In 
the  sciences,  experimentation  and  continuation  of  labora- 
tory work  never  ends  for  the  chairman.  In  the  humanities 
and  fine  arts,  use  of  talent  and  constant  contact  with 
people  is  all-important  for  the  chairman  who  wishes  to 
keep  abreast  of  his  field.  All  the  hours  of  effort  possible 
are  poured  in  academic  progress  by  these  men  and  wo- 
men, but  students  of  the  university  are  still  the  most  im- 
portant item  of  consideration.  Help,  advice,  academic 
guidance,  and  friendship  are  all  offered  to  the  interested 
coed  or  college  man. 


H.  Verlan  Anderson 
Accounting 


Clarence  D.  Ashton 
Horticulture   and  horticul- 
ture specialties 


Vesta  W.  Bamett 

Economics    and    manage- 
ment of  the  home 


Leland  K.  Baxter 
Mechanical  engineering 
science 


Marion  Bennion 
Food  and  nutrition 


Reed  Bradford 
Sociology 


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Ralph  A.  Britsch 
English 


Percy  E.  Burrup 
Education  administration 


G.  Byron  Done 

L.D.S.  church  organization 

and  administration 


Elizabeth  L.  Gardner 
Housing  and  design 


H.  Smith  Broadbent 
Chemistry 


Sterling  G.  Callahan 
Education  instruction 


Roy  W.  Doxey 

Bible   and   modern    scrip 

ture 


David  D.  Geddes 
Health  education  and  safe- 
ty 


Billings  Brown 
Chemical  engineering 
science 


Edward  L.  Christensen 
Business    education    and 
office  management 


Robert  L.  Egbert 
Educational  resarch  and 
services 


Stewart  L.  Grow 
Political  science 


Kenneth  C.  Bullock 
Geology  and  geological 
engineering  science 


Ivan  L.  Corbridge 
Agriculture  administration 


Lavell  C.  Gamett 
Industrial  arts 


Wayne  B.  Hales 
Physics 


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Departmental  Chairmen  (continued) 


Merrill  J.  Hallam 
Agronomy 


John  R.  Halliday 
Music 


Harold  I.  Hansen 

Speech  and  dramatic  arts 


Bertrand  F.  Harrison 
Botany 


Charles  J.  Hart 

Israel  Heaton 

Harry  Hodson 

Leona  Holbrook 

Physical  education  for 

Recreation 

Civil  engineering  science 

Physical  education  for 

men 

women 

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Robert  Howell 

M.  Wells  Jakeman 

Jens  J.  Jonsson 

C.  Rodney  Kimball 

Psychology 

Archaeology- 

Electrical  engineering  sci- 
ence 

Intercollegiate  athletics 

Hattie  M.  Knight 
Library  science 


Don  H.  Larsen 
Bacteriology- 


Howard  D.  Lowe 
Finance  and  banking 


Milton  Marshall 
Mathematics 


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Conan  Mathews 
Art 


Richard  D.  Poll 
History- 


Lawrence  Morris 
Animal  husbandry 


Blaine  M.  Porter 

Human  development  and 

family  relations 


Keith  R.  Oakes 
Education  values  and  pro- 
grams 


Margaret  Potter 
Clothing  and  Textiles 


Clinton  L.  Oaks 
Marketing 


Virginia  B.  Poulson 
Homemaking  education 


Russell  R.  Rich 
Church  history 


Chauncy  C.  Riddle 
Theology  and  philosophy 


Richard  L.  Smith 
Industrial  management 


Oliver  R.  Smith 
Journalism 


Royal  B.  Stone 
Youth  Leadership 


Vasco  M.  Tanner 
Zoology  and  entomology 


L.  Elliott  Tuttle 
Geography 


Arthur  R.  Watkins 
Languages 


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Student  Leadership 


Outspread 

The  magnificent  whirlpool  of  color 

Of  the  great  Canyon, 

Which  is  ageless, 

Blots  out  for  a  time 

The  insignificant  thoughts  of  man. 

For  here,  too,  he  is  ageless 

Like  a  Pharoah 

Looking  out  over  the  universe 

And  taking  a  glimpse  of  eternity. 

In  this  gathered  atmosphere  of  a  million  years 

Student  leaders  meet  in  conclave 

To  translate  into  University  life 

The  inspiration  of  Bryce  Canyon. 


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Student  Coordinator  and  Executive  Council. 


A  kindly,  approachable  manner  allows  Mr.  Paul  E.  Felt  (left) 
to  accomplish  seeming  miracles  in  his  multifarious  duties  as 
Student  Coordinator.  His  is  the  responsibility  of  co-ordinat- 
ing the  scheduling  of  all  activities,  co-ordination  between 
organizations,  training  of  student  leaders,  and  supervision 
of  student  government.  Expenditure  of  studentbody  funds 
comes  under  his  jurisdiction,  as  does  the  liaison  between 
studentbody,  faculty,  and  administration.  Mr.  Felt's  staff  in- 
cludes Elva  Davis,  friend  of  all  students,  and  D.  Gardner, 
Assistant  Co-ordinator.  Mr.  Felt's  work  is  closely  allied  to 
that  of  the  Executive  Council  of  the  Studentbody.  This  coun- 
cil comprises  studentbody  president,  first  and  second  vice- 
presidents  and  business  manager.  In  addition,  many  students 
fill  positions  which  enable  the  council  to  function  effectively. 


The  oath  of  office  being  administered 
to  the  Executive  Council  by  its  Pres- 
ident, Webb  Crockett. 


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Studentbody  President  Webb  Crockett,  an  Economics  major  from 
Idaho,  plans  to  marry  in  the  summer  before  attending  Graduate 
School  in  the  East. 


1st  Vice  Pres.  Beverly  Broadbent  from 
Riverside,  California,  is  an  Elemen- 
tary Education  major. 


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Beach,  Calif. 


Secretary  Lynne  Bloomfield  comes 
from  Farmington,  N.  Mex.  Major 
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Associated  Women  Students  Council:  Front  Row  (1  to  r)  Donna  Daniels,  Ruth  Stansfield,  Jerri  Jacobsen,  Linda  Redd,  Darlene 
Brown,  Joan  Blodgett.  Second  Row  (1  to  r)  Lora  Lee  Brown,  Kay  Sundwall,  Jane  Swift,  Kathy  McDonald,  Ruth  Redford,  Pat 
Brighton,  Jane  White,  Mary  Clark,  Charlotte  Chadwick.  Third  Row  (1  to  r)  Janelle  Brimhall,  Corena  Miller,  Janis  Hull, 
Glenna  Cooper.  Eve  McKnight  and  Ann  Taylor  are  also  members  of  the  Council. 

Associated  Women  Students 

The  Associated  Women  Students  featured  a  full  year's  activities 
as  members  participated  in  organizing  the  traditional  Preference 
Ball,  Songfest,  Christmas  Drive,  Transfer  Students'  Party,  Big 
Sister  Program,  Coed  of  the  Month,  Y  Day,  Campus  Chest  Drive, 
Fashion  Show,  Foreign  Students'  Party,  and  other  successfully 
arranged  activities.  Presiding  over  the  organization  was  Janis  Hull, 
who,  with  her  officers,  aimed  to  develop  leadership  qualities  in 
the  University  coeds,  to  help  them  sustain  the  spirit  of  the  Y,  to 
encourage  the  forming  and  the  development  of  high  ideals.  This 
year  a  new  program  was  initiated  for  the  organizing  of  girls  who 
live  off  campus,  in  order  to  draw  them  into  women's  campus 
activities,  which  are  coordinated  by  the  Associated  Women  Stu- 
dents. 


A  quintette  of  charming  carpenters  works  on 
new  AWS  offices. 

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needy  families. 


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Big  Sister  Council:  Front  Row  (1  to  r)  S.  Reese,  S.  Smith, 
S.  Schofield,  G.  Cooper,  J.  McCune.  Second  row  M.  Ew- 
ing,  M.  Barling,  C.  Lundell,  J.  Trease,  M.  Devine,  C. 
Baker,  A.  Taylor.  Other  members  of  Council  are  R.  Mor- 
rell,  C.  Burmester,  M.McMeen. 


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Associated  Men  Students  Council:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.)  Brad  Powell,  Rich  Hall,  Clark  Whitehead,  Harvey  Merkley,  Rich 
Thatcher,  Al  Miner.  Second  Row  (1.  to  r.)  Secretary  Janice  White,  Russell  Relyea,  Ted  Sandberg,  Keith  Hart,  Eugene  Jones, 
Larry  Regis,  John  Stohlton.  Back  Row  (1.  to  r.)  Dave  Farr,  Norm  Smith,  Tal  Bird,  President,  Paul  Brown,  Vice-President, 
Mike  Brown,  Secretary,  Marvin  Wrigley. 


Associated  Men  Students 


The  Associated  Men  Students  includes  all  men  attending  the 
Brigham  Young  University.  To  carry  out  its  function  this  or- 
ganization sponsors  activities  which  give  to  every  partici- 
pating student  the  balance  necessary  to  obtain  a  well-round- 
ed academic  and  social  life  while  attending  the  Y.  With  a 
busy  schedule  this  year  the  AMS  accomplished  project  after 
project.  The  Snow  Carnival,  mat  dances,  Fite  Nite,  Y  Day, 
frosh  orientation  tours,  Christmas  Drive,  student  dance  after 
the  BYU-University  of  Utah  basketball  game  and  the  Autumn 
Leaf  Hike  and  Dance  were  some  of  the  events  in  which  the 
AMS  participated.  The  organization  also  sponsors  a  travel- 
ing trophy  which  goes  to  the  social  unit  with  the  highest 
grade  point. 


Sponsored  by  AMS,  Snow  Carnival  Scultpuring  Contest 
attracted  ingenious  entries. 


Council  members  (1  to  r)  Ted  Sandburg,  John  Stohlton,  Al 
Miner,  Marvin  Wrigley. 


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Supreme  Court  members,  (1  to  r)  Robert  Lord,  Franklin  D.  Barkdull,  and  Endfred  Lundberg,  Chief  Justice. 


Supreme  Court 


The  Brigham  Young  University  is  one  of  the  few  schools 
in  the  nation  that  has  a  judiciary  in  its  student  government. 
Following  on  the  lines  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  United 
States,  the  three  justices  interpret  the  studentbody  Consti- 


tution, and  define  the  limits  and  scope  of  authority  within 
student  organizations.  The  opinion  of  the  Court  is  available 
to  officers  of  clubs  and  organizations  on  matters  of  pro- 
cedure. 


Chief  Justice  Endfred  Lundberg  discusses  a  problem  as  secretary  Kay  Brown 
takes  notes. 


Kay  Brown,  secretary  to  the  Court. 


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Honor  Council:  Seated  (1  to  r)  Carolann  Ivie,  Roy  Howard,  Eugene  Kingdon,  Chairman,  Jewell  Spillsbury,  Carolyn  Jaurez, 
Esther  Coffman,  Carrol  Reed.  Standing  (1  to  r)  Elbert  Pack,  Vanja  Yorgason,  Kent  Benson,  Dick  Gibson,  Patricia  Brighton, 
Bruce  Barlow  and  Clesse  Hilton.  Not  in  picture  are  Norman  King,  Barrie  McKay,  Phil  Keeler  and  Joan  Bolin. 


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Council 


onor  k^outici 

The  Honor  Council  serves  primarily  as  a  student  counsel- 
ing body.  Students  involved  in  Honor  Code  violations  such 
as  smoking,  drinking,  and  direct  academic  cheating  are 
referred  to  members  of  the  Council,  in  an  attempt  to  help 


them  overcome  their  weaknesses.  The  Council  has  sought 
to  promote  ethical  awareness  among  the  studentbody  and 
to  build  into  the  Honor  System,  a  living  spirit,  both  humane 
and  just. 


Council  discusses  a  student's  problem. 


Eugene  Kingdon  gives  advice  to  a  student  in  need. 


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Members  of  the  Senate:  First  row  (1  to  r)  Glenna  Jennings,  Sec,  Marilyn  Ord,  Joan  Peterson,  Karen  Curtis,  Beverly  Thom- 
as. Second  row  (1  to  r):  Alton  Saxer,  Pat  Bowen,  Chuck  Whiting,  Tom  Walters,  Ronald  Jones,  Nilo  Atkinson.  Third  row 
(1  to  r):  Michael  Kirkham,  Wendell  Ward,  Blair  Armstrong,  Rich  Hunter,  Pres.  of  Senate;  Ron  Ward  and  Claire  Eliason. 


Senate 


The  senate  is  made  up  of  four  elected  senators 
from  each  class,  and  each  class  president. 
There  are  four  committees:  student  relations, 
student  government,  student  affairs,  and  special 
events.  "Tell  It  To  Your  Senator  Week"  was 
held  March  10-15  to  acquaint  students  with  the 
work  of  the  Senate,  which  includes  students' 
complaints  which  are  referred  to  the  committee 
concerned,  and  then  reported  to  the  Senate 
body  for  discussion  and  action. 


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Cabinet:  Front  row  (1  to  r)  Tal  Bird,  Diane  Hatch,  Janis  Hull,  Howard  Flanary.  2nd  row:  Lee  Miller,  Dave  Melendez,  Phil 
Koldewyn,  Duane  Christensen,  Doug  Evans. 


Cabinet 


The  Cabinet  is  primarily  an  advisory  committee  to  the  Stu- 
dentbody  President,  meeting  every  two  weeks  to  advise  him 
on  all  problems  and  activities  in  every  phase  of  student  life. 
Monthly  sounding  boards  were  held  with  the  Dean  of  Stu- 
dents, Dean  Lloyd,  and  quarterly  sounding  boards  with  the 
Administration,  at  which,  during  winter  quarter,  all  mem- 


bers of  the  University  Presidency  were  in  attendance.  A 
broader  scope  of  student  life  was  given  to  the  Studentbody 
President  when  the  four  class  presidents,  the  senate  presi- 
dent, the  Universe  editor,  and  the  Supreme  Court  Chief  Jus- 
tice were  invited  to  sit  in  on  Cabinet  meetings. 


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Bob  Koenig,  started  as  manag- 
ing editor,  took  top  post. 


K.  Mark  Murphy,  Salem.  Ore.,  directed  opera- 
tions as  Universe  reached  greatest  productive 
capacity.  Receiving  his  Journalism  degee  in 
June  he  assumed  Universe  leadership  as  a 
graduate  student,  turning  the  reins  over  to 
Bob  Koenig  at  end  of  fall  quarter,  to  take  up 
position  with  an  Oregon  newspaper. 


Business  manager,  Bert  Pack,  Meridian,  Idaho, 
headed  business  staff  and  advertising  staff. 


Covering  regular  advertising  accounts  of  Provo  merchants,  sales  cr 
achieved  new  sales  high  for  Daily  Universe.  Standing  (1.  to  i.)  Paul  Pc 
Bob  Ritz,  (sitting)  Stan  Collins,  Jim  Chapman. 


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krnipus  editor  Arlene  Larser 
atiently  pursued  news  of  in 
jrest  to  students. 


Deanna  Barnum  rose  from  news 
editor  to  managing  editor. 


Daily  Universe 


In  keeping  with  the  growth  of  the  University,  the  Daily  Uni- 
verse continues  to  expand  its  aims  and  activities.  In  its  third 
year  as  a  daily,  this  year  saw  the  largest  edition  ever,  the 
Homecoming  edition  of  24  pages.  This  was  also  the  first 
Universe  to  be  sold  in  downtown  Provo,  and  to  visiting  alum- 
ni on  campus.  Another  accomplishment  was  the  157  editions 
scheduled  for  the  year,  with  a  total  page  production,  averag- 


Hartt  Wixom  took  over  sports  as 
Army  took  over  previous  editor. 


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Society  editor  Nadine  Hal 
pace  with  dates  and  ever 


ing,  in  fall  quarter,  5.3  pages  per  issue.  A  special  edition 
came  out  to  announce  endowment  fund  plans  of  the  Univer- 
sity Administration,  and  among  many  worthy  causes,  the 
paper  sponsored  the  collection  of  books  for  Utah  State  Prison. 
The  paper's  faculty  advisors  are  Dr.  Oliver  R.  Smith  and 
Wayne  Carle. 


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Part  of  large  reportorial  staff:  (standing  1  to  r)  Lee  Hammond,  Jeddy  LeVar,  Dee  Green,  Mary  Hudson,  Del  Van  Orden,  Craig  ( 
tensen,  (Sitting)  Rita  Wheeler,  June  Martineau,  Julie  Pingree,  Susan  Kearns,  Janet  Bain,  Carleen  Dyer.  Mary  Hudson  was  appo 
associate  compus  editor  during  winter  quarter,  a  position  created  to  consolidate  the  task  of  keeping  track  of  stories  and  repo 


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Daily  Universe  Continued 


. 


Copy  Staff:  Gary  Harker,  Roger  Larson,  Clyde  Reporters  Judy  Harvey,  Aleece  Wells,  Alan  Miner,  Doug  Evans,  Carolyn 

Farnsworth.  Whipple. 


Society  writers:  Janis  Moore,  Judene  Dalebout,  Carleen         Sports  staff:  Hartt  Wixom,  Carolyn  Harrison,  Alf  Pratte. 
Dyer. 


M.  Pratt,  receptionist;  F.  Fisher,  artist;  K.  White,  feature 
editor. 


Photographers  G.  Boyden,  D.  Somerville,  S.  Blakemore, 
B.  Mortimer,  D.  Dill,  W.  Covington. 


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Press  Department 


Located  behind  the  Student  Service  Center,  the  Y  Press 
has  complete  facilities  for  offset  and  letterpress  printing, 
and  is  able  to  produce  high  quality  work.  The  Press  prints 
the  campus  daily  newspaper,  the  Universe,  as  well  as  the 
university  catalogs,  class  schedules,  books  and  pamphlets 
which  are  sold  or  distributed  throughout  the  University. 
Also  printed  are  the  programs  for  lyceums,  student  pro- 
ductions, assemblies,  tickets  and  posters.  All  the  printing 


needed  for  the  university  offices  and  departments  is  done 
by  the  Press,  and  one  of  its  major  tasks  is  the  printing  of 
the  university  yearbook,  the  Banyan.  Including,  full  color 
processing  all  the  work  for  the  Banyan  is  done  by  the 
Press,  with  the  exception  of  the  binding,  which  is  done  by 
an  outside  source.  The  quarterly  Wye  Magazine  is  also 
printed  by  this  department. 


Frank  Haymore  (center)  Press  Dept.  Manager,  with  Delvar 
Pope  (left),  asst.  mgr.,  and  Reese  Faucette,  engraver. 


Finishing  one  of  many  projects  of  BYU  Press. 

Don  Olsen,  compositor,  assembles  type 
for  a  Press  job.  In  background  Harold 
Tolley  operates  linecasting  machine. 


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Banyan  Stajj 


Managing  Editor  John  Beardall,  assist-  Robert  Pratt,  from  Denver,  Colorado,  for 
ant  to  the  editor  and  staff  coordinator,  third  year  in  succession  produced  high 
from  Mapleton,  Utah.  quality  art  and  lay-out. 


To  give  students  of  the  University  a  1958 
yearbook  full  of  factual  and  pleasurable 
memories,  the  Banyan  staff  worked 
many  long  hours,  snatched  between 
classes,  meals,  assignments  and  activi- 
ties, for  the  book  is  produced  entirely 
by  students,  except  for  portraits,  print- 
ing and  binding.  The  work  of  production 
includes  art,  layout,  photography  and 
copy.  Student  salesmen  scoured  the 
campus  to  make  sales.  They  were  back- 
ed by  an  advertising  campaign  noted 
for  its  fresh  and  unrestrained  good  hu- 
mor which  depicted  the  theme  of  the 
1958  Banyan,  "Family  Album".  The  re- 
sult was  a  sales  figure  of  4,400  copies. 
Editor  Wallace  M.  Barrus  kept  things 
moving,  smoothly,  ironing  out  difficulties 
as  they  arose  and  eliminating  bottle- 
necks as  they  came  along.  The  Banyan 
office  was  a  happy  place  to  meet  as 
everyone  got  together  to  produce  a 
book  of  lasting  memory. 


Dan   Bucknum,    director   of 
space  sales. 


Dick  Bolton,  Assistant  Business 
Manager. 


This  was  Jay  Liechty's  first  year 
as  Business  Manager  of  the 
Banyan.  Jay  is  from  Springville, 
Utah,  and  is  majoring  in  Econ- 


omics. 


Merrill  Branch,  Sales  Manager. 


Joene  Tranter,  Student  Leader- 
ship Editor. 


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Ruth    M.    MacKay,    from    Melbourne, 
Australia,  wrote  copy  for  Banyan. 


Wallace  M.  Barrus,  Editor,  from  Gooding,  Idaho, 
completes  third  year  with  Banyan.  He  acted  as 
Photography  Editor  for  previous  two  years. 


■aryl  Ann  Waldvogel,  Chrono- 
>gy  Editor. 


Georgia  Moore,  Classes  Editor.  Jean  Nay,  Index  Editor. 


dpi 


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Barbara  Miller,  Administrat 
Editor. 


:iyllis  Reed,  Fine  Arts  Editor.        Tom  Worlton,  Sports  Editor. 


Ron  Safsten,  Publicity  Director.        Jean  Sexsmith,  Exchange  Edit 


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Banyan  Staff  (continued) 


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Carol  Ralphs, 
Filing  Editor 


Helen  Mackay, 
Organizations  Editor 


Sonya  Leonard, 
Secretarial  Director 


Kay  Sundwall, 

History  and  Research  Ed. 


Banyan  business  manager,  Jay  Liechty  (left)  with  Tom 
Bradshaw  (right)  and  (center)  Paul  Whiteman,  who  select- 
ed the  Banyan  Queen. 

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Mickey  Halliday,  Kichene  Kim,  Dorothy  Pierce,  Louise  Petty. 


Lynn  G.  Hale, 
Head  Photographer 


Jim  Stevens, 
Production  Manager 


Classes  section:  Jackie  Reddish,  Joy  Madsen,  Judith  Litster. 


Photographers:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.)  Joe  Rowdo,  Earl  Shields, 
John  Tanner.  Back  row:  John  Meek,  Ray  Geigle. 


BYU's  centennial  capsule  being  interred  on  Y  Day. 


Time  Capsule 

On  Y  day,  President  Ernest  L.  Wilkinson  presided  at  a 
service  held  in  front  of  the  Family  Living  Center,  when 
the  university's  Time  Capsule  was  lowered  into  a  con- 
crete and  steel  crypt.  Containing  the  names  of  Destiny 
Fund  contributors,  photographs  and  issues  of  school 
publications,  the  capsule  will  be  unearthed  at  Centen- 
nial services  in  1975. 


President  E.  L.  Wilkinson  and  President  H.  L.  Taylor 
with  Dean  W.  Lloyd  inspect  capsule. 


National  Student  Association  (NSA)  functions  in  350 
universities  throughout  the  United  States,  with  the 
schools  sending  representatives  to  a  congress  each 
summer,  where  rules  and  NSA  powers  are  delegated 
and  adopted.  This  year,  the  BYU  campus  was  the 
scene  of  the  annual  regional  assembly,  held  Jan.  25, 
at  which  a  regional  constitution  was  adopted. 

National  Student  Association 


National  Student  Association  members:  Chairman  Diane  Hatch,  Lynn  Benson,  Valerie  Hatch  and  Sloan  Hales  wel- 
comed representatives  from  nine  colleges  and  universities. 


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Editorial  Board  of  the  Wye  Magazine.  From  left,  Marilyn  Cunningham,  poetry  editor;  Levi  Peterson,  fiction  editor;  Karen 
Smith,  art  editor;  Don  Nilson,  editor-in-chief;  Sally  Esler,  non-fiction  editor;  and  Nancy  Lett,  associate  editor. 


Wye  Magazine 


Wye  staff  members  proclaim  that  the  magazine  is  a 
quarterly  medium  for  campus  genii  to  develop  creative 
talents.  Spurring  them  on  is  a  new  personality  who  ap- 
peared on  campus  during  Fall  Quarter,  when  editor 
Don  Nilson  introduced  "Freddie",  the  little  man  who 
represents  the  Creative  Spirit,  and  who  equals  Holly- 
wood's "Oscar"  and  Television's  "Emmy".  Winners  of 
"Freddie"  excel  in  the  fields  of  technique,  humor,  and 


creativity.  The  magazine,  designed  to  be  of  interest  and 
enjoyment  of  every  student,  has  as  its  objective  the 
development  of  superior  talent.  This  year's  circulation 
showed  an  increase  of  500  copies  and  was  highly 
praised  by  the  Associated  College  Press  for  its  en- 
couragement of  quality  art  and  photography,  as  well 
as  of  literature.  A  first  in  the  life  of  the  Wye  Magazine 
was  the  full  color  art  section  in  the  spring  issue. 


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F.  Gary  Ziser,  station  manager  of  KBYU,  listens  intently  as  a  student  rehearses;  (lower  right)  directors  of  camera  and  script. 


Radio  KBYU 


The  story  of  KBYU  is  a  story  of  service  to  the  studentbody  of  the 
University.  With  studios,  TV  facilities,  and  mobile  units  which  make 
it  one  of  the  best  equipped  stations  in  the  area,  KBYU  broadcasts 
daily  to  the  students  in  on  campus  housing,  and,  through  the  con- 
nection with  a  power  line,  is  able  to  reach  downtown  areas.  The 
government  regulates  the  activities  of  KBYU,  claiming  that  it  is  not 
wise  for  college  stations  to  cover  areas  outside  the  university  cam- 
pus, where  AM  radio  is  concerned.  Broadcasting  to  a  listening  stu- 
dentbody, is  however,  not  the  prime  function  of  the  radio  station;  the 
real  work  is  that  of  training  interested  students  in  radio  techniques. 
During  the  school  year  more  than  150  students  received  first  hand 
experience  in  radio  work,  and,  throughout  the  entire  West,  many  of 
today's  present  radio  announcers  were  trained  in  the  KBYU  studios. 
Owen  Rich  acts  as  faculty  advisor. 


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Tritones — winning  trio  in  on-campus  Women's  Contest. 
Billie  Lou  Sorenson,  Kay  Sorenson,  Verda  Kemper. 


The  Kia  Ora  Club  performs  dances  of  the  Maoris. 


96  This  group  of  attractive  coeds  sing  as  the  "Downbeats",  and  have  been  singing  together  for  three  years.  Front  row  (1  to 
r)  Kay  Lynn  Busterud,  Lynn  Fescher.  Center  row  (1  to  r)  Jane  Anne  Bown,  Lola  Van  Wagener.  Back  row,  Connie  Jones, 
Delores  Nelson. 


Student  Program  Bureau 

The  Student  Program  Bureau  is  one  of  the  most 
effective  public  relations  mediums  of  Brigham 
Young  University.  Essentially  a  service  organi- 
zation, the  Bureau  aids  the  university  as  well 
as  giving  valuable  service  to  the  church,  to 
communities  and  civic  organizations.  It  receives 
countless  program  requests  from  wards,  stakes, 
and  organizations  from  Utah,  Idaho,  Nevada 
and  other  states,  each  year.  Receiving  no  re- 
muneration, the  students  putting  on  the  shows 
feel  well  repaid  in  the  pleasure  they  give  to 
others.  The  Program  Bureau  is  the  medium  for 
developing  the  talents  of  all  students,  giving 
them  the  needed  incentive  to  develop.  One  of 
the  most  successful  programs  produced  this 
year  was  the  "Happy  Holidays"  show  which 
toured  the  Northwest  for  ten  days. 


MC's  Jay  Wrathall,  Marilyn  Neeley,  James  Judd,  Keith  Hardy,  George 
Hewitt,  Larry  Amoldson. 


Fontell  Messervy,  Production  Director 


Student  Cabinet  Co-ordinator,  Doug  Evans. 
Director  of  talent  search,  Marilyn  Neeley. 


The  Y's  Guys  and  Gals  performed  at  many  events  and  assemblies. 


The  "Y-kettes"  is  a  versatile  group  of 
performers  who,  together  and  indivi- 
dually, have  marching  and  dancing 
ability. 


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Religion  is  an  integral  part  of  life,  and  the  BYU  University- 
Stake  was  organized  to  give  students  of  the  university 
the  benefits  of  belonging  to  wards  in  which  they  could 
be  active  and  develop  in  positions  of  responsibility  in  the 
Church  as  well  as  in  their  chosen  fields  of  study.  Com- 
mencing with  twelve  wards  in  1956,  the  stake  has  grown 
to  18  wards,  the  youngest  being  the  ward  organized  to 
include  Wyview  Village,  the  married  students'  housing 
area.  The  bishops  and  other  executive  leaders  of  this  stake 
are  called  from  among  the  faculty  members  and  promi- 
nent leaders  in  the  community  stakes  and  wards  in  order 
to  insure  permanence  of  the  organization.  The  bishops, 
with  few  exceptions,  call  their  counselors  from  the  stu- 
dents living  within  their  wards.  All  of  the  facilities  of  the 
university  are  made  available  to  the  stake.  Conferences 
are  held  regularly  within  the  stake. 


Dean  B.  Farnsworth,  Second  Counselor        Antone  K.  Romney,  Stake  President 


Daniel  D.  Bushnell,  First  Counselor 


Activity  is  the  keynote  of  Second  Ward  which  has  a 
better  than  80  percent  average  attendance  at  sacrament 
meeting.  The  basketball  team  took  second  place  in 
Lakeview  Invitational.  Striking  decorations  made  the 
Gold  and  Green  Ball  outstanding. 

(L  to  r)  Ward  Clerk,  Chester  Lykins;  Clarence  Jensen, 
Coun.;  Hans  W.  Kelling,  Coun.;  Charles  Taylor,  Bishop. 


First  Ward,  largest  in  the  Stake,  serves  Wymount  Vil- 
lage and  boasts  five  classes  of  three-year-olds  in  the 
successful  Primary  program.  A  root  cellar  was  com- 
pleted in  September  and  parties  held  for  Christmas  and 
the  24th  of  July.  A  bazaar  was  also  held  during  the 
year. 

(L  to  r)  Russell  D.  Lewis,  Bishop;  George  W.  Hatch, 
Coun.;  Duane  Beazer,  Coun.;  John  Fitt,  Clerk. 


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Brigham  Young  University  Wards 


A.  Lester  Allen  is  the  capable  bishop  directing  Third 
Ward's  many  activities.  He  is  aided  by  two  very  fine 
and  enthusiastic  counselors,  Tom  Glenn  Davies  and 
Grady  L.  Edenfield.  The  McKay  building  is  where  Third 
Ward's  membership  will  be  found  on  Sunday  mornings. 
Leah  Church  directs  the  Relief  Society's  activities, 
Duane  Stone  supervises  the  Sunday  School,  and  the 
Mutual  has  two  very  capable  leaders,  William  Stebbing 
and  Georgeanna  Ward. 


LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  A.  Lester  Allen,  Bishop;  Tom  Glenn 
Davies,  Coun.;  Grady  Edenfield,  Coun.;  Leo  Eugene 
Crismon,  Clerk. 


William  G.  Dyer  is  the  enthusiastic  bishop  of  the  Fourth 
Ward.  With  a  membership  of  225,  the  members  meet 
at  Wymount  Chapel  every  Sunday  morning.  It  is  the 
only  ward  in  the  Stake  that  does  not  share  its  meeting 
place.  Annual  ward  parties  provide  much  of  the  out- 
side recreation  and  entertainment.  A  Halloween  party, 
a  Christmas  party,  and  a  yearly  ward  picnic  are  a  few 
items  on  the  busy  agenda.  Bishop  Dyer  is  assisted  by 
his  two  counselors.  LaMont  Henriksen  and  Larry  Peter- 
sen. 


LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  William  G.  Dyer,  Bishop;  LaMont 
Henriksen,  Coun.;  Larry  Petersen,  Coun.;  Marvin  Kuch- 
er,  Clerk. 


Another  ward  claiming  an  outstanding  title  is  the  Fifth 
Ward  under  the  leadership  of  Bishop  W.  Frank  Killpack 
and  his  two  qualified  counselors,  Robert  Chivers  and 
Ronald  J.  Durrant.  In  the  Smith  Family  Living  Center 
their  Gold  and  Green  Ball  provided  an  enchanting  time, 
February  21.  Robert  Roberts  and  Pamela  Johnson  direct 
the  many  Mutual  activities.  The  sisters  of  the  ward  have 
an  excellent  record  of  attendance  at  Relief  Society  un- 
der the  presidency  of  Diana  Nutter.  Marvin  Jenkins 
supervises  the  Sunday  School. 


LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  W.  Frank  Killpack,  Bishop;  Robert 
Chivers,  Coun.;  Ronald  J.  Durrant,  Coun.;  Harold  Hal- 
ford,  Clerk. 


The  BYU  Sixth  Ward,  under  the  direction  of  Bishop 
Wayne  B.  Hales,  is  one  of  the  largest  wards  in  the  stake. 
The  430  members  congregate  each  Sunday  in  Joseph 
Smith  Auditorium.  It  was  one  of  the  first  wards  to  hold 
its  Gold  and  Green  Ball,  held  fall  quarter  in  Smith  Fam- 
ily Living  Center.  Included  in  the  many  social  activities 
was  an  exchange  party  held  between  the  sisters  of  the 
Relief  Society  and  the  brethren  of  the  Priesthood.  Edna 
Lou  Hyde  heads  Relief  Society.  A  ward  newspaper, 
"The  Sixth  Ward  Family  Circle,"  edited  by  Bob  Billing- 
ton,  keeps  members  well  informed. 

LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  Jay  Duane  Dudley,  Clerk;  Barrie  Mc- 
Kay, Coun.;  Wayne  B.  Hales,  Bishop;  Melvin  Glen 
Weaver,  Coun. 


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The  atmosphere  of  College  Hall  provides  the  meeting 
place  of  another  outstanding  ward  in  the  stake.  Bishop 
Royal  B.  Stone  with  the  help  of  his  two  able  counselors, 
John  Wilcox  and  Wayne  Berg,  direct  the  activities  of 
the  Seventh  Ward.  An  outstanding  roadshow  and  spon- 
ship  of  a  Gold  and  Green  Ball  held  in  conjunction  with 
the  Eighth  Ward  were  among  the  many  activities  of  the 
MIA.  One  of  the  largest  wards  in  the  stake,  the  500 
members  keep  active  in  the  Sunday  School,  Relief  So- 
ciety and  Priesthood  meetings. 


LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  Royal  B.  Stone,  Bishop;  John  B.  Wilcox, 
Coun.;  Wayne  Berg,  Coun.;  J.  Perry  Poison,  Clerk. 


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A  common  occurrence  in  the  BYU  wards  is  the  bless- 
ing of  babies  on  Fast  Sunday.  Eighth  Ward  is  doing  its 
best  to  put  the  ward  on  the  top  of  the  list  in  this  respect. 
Because  they  meet  just  prior  to  the  Seventh  Ward  in 
College  Hall,  closely  scheduled  meetings  are  routine. 
Bishop  Melvin  R.  Brooks  heads  the  ward  organizations 
with  the  help  of  Wilford  Tolman  and  Neal  Taylor,  his 
two  counselors.  Because  of  the  large  percentage  of 
married  students,  they  do  not  hold  Christmas  nor  sum- 
mer vacation  get-togethers  as  do  most  of  the  other 
wards  in  the  stake. 

LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  LaVar  Godfrey,  Clerk;  Neal  Taylor, 
Coun.;  Wilford  J.  Tolman,  Coun.;  Melvin  R.  Brooks, 
Bishop. 


The  Banquet  Hall  of  the  Joseph  Smith  Building  is  the 
scene  of  the  Ninth  Ward's  Sunday  meetings.  The  three 
hundred  members  are  guided  by  the  able  leadership 
of  Bishop  Raymond  Beckham.  Ninth  Ward  has  initiated 
one  of  the  most  successful  MIA  programs  in  the  stake. 
Every  four  weeks  new  teachers  who  are  exceptionally 
qualified  are  secured.  Each  one  teaches  one  lesson  to 
four  different  classes.  This  program  has  greatly  enhanc- 
ed the  Ninth  Ward's  mutual  attendance. 


LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  Jerry  Hyde,  Clerk;  Reed  Hiatt,  Coun.; 
Fred  Lundberg,  Coun.;  Raymond  E.  Beckham,  Bishop. 


The  Smith  Family  Living  Center  provides  an  excellent 
background  for  the  meetings  of  the  Tenth  Ward  Under 
the  leadership  of  Bishop  Clyde  D.  Sandgren  and  his  two 
counselors,  Wilbur  Walton  and  Bruce  Hilton.  The  ward 
newspaper,  "The  Reflector,"  keeps  the  members  up-to- 
date  on  all  important  news  events.  Each  quarter  the 
MIA  has  sponsored  a  big  dance.  Fall  quarter  they  or- 
ganized the  Cupid  Committee  where  all  brothers  and 
sisters  of  the  ward  signed  up  and  then  the  committee 
paired  them  off.  This  was  one  of  their  most  successful 
dances.  Jonia  Emory  and  Lynn  Eric  Johnson  are  the  ex- 
ceptional leaders  of  the  MIA. 

LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  Bruce  Hilton,  Coun.;  Wilbur  Walton, 
Coun.;  Clyde  D.  Sandgren,  Bishop;  BACK:  Rich  Hall, 
Clerk;  James  Taylor,  Clerk. 


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Brigham  Young  University  Warns 


Eleventh  Ward  has  B.  West  Belnap  as  bishop,  assisted 
by  Richard  Benson  and  lay  Smith,  counselors.  The  ward 
membership  can  be  seen  in  the  Joseph  Smith  Auditori- 
um every  Sunday  morning.  A  Gold  and  Green  Ball  held 
February  1 1  with  an  undersea  theme  provided  one  of 
the  many  activities  under  the  guidance  of  the  Mutual 
presidency,  Olga  Gilbert  and  Dan  Keith.  Irene  Semedini 
presides  over  the  Relief  Society  and  John  Buckmiller 
supervises  the  Sunday  School. 


LEFT   TO   RIGHT:   Jay   Smith,   Clerk;   Richard   Wells, 
Coun.;  Richard  Bensen,  Coun.;  B.  West  Belnap,  Bishop. 


The  McKay  building  provides  the  setting  for  Sunday 
morning  activities  of  the  Twelfth  Ward.  Bishop  J.  N. 
Symons,  aided  by  his  two  counselors,  Leon  B.  Casper 
and  Bruce  T.  Dyer,  preside  over  the  ward's  many  activi- 
ties. An  outstanding  Gold  and  Green  Ball  was  held 
March  7.  Marlene  Alcorn  and  Harold  G.  Hillam  direct 
the  MIA  activities.  The  Sunday  School  is  supervised  by 
V.  Milton  Taylor.  Lloyd  Wilson  is  Genealogical  chair- 
man. The  Relief  Society's  activities  are  directed  by 
Doris  Bacon. 


LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  J.  M.  Symons,  Bishop;  Leon  B.  Casper, 
Coun.;  Hugh  T.  Edwards,  Clerk;  Todd  B.  Salsbury, 
Clerk. 


Thirteen  is  a  lucky  number  for  Bishop  Albert  Swenson 
and  the  membership  of  their  Thirteenth  Ward.  A  Gold 
and  Green  Ball  held  February  22  is  included  in  the  ac- 
tivities of  the  Mutual  headed  by  Annette  Steeneck.  Not 
to  be  outdone,  the  Relief  Society  planned  a  sub-for- 
Santa  to  a  needy  family.  Verda  Kemper  is  the  able 
president.  An  outstanding  ward  outing  was  planned 
May  7  at  the  MIA  Girls'  Home.  Swimming,  dining  and 
dancing  were  activities  listed  on  the  agenda.  Bishop 
Swenson  is  assisted  by  Darrel  Bushnell  and  Scott 
Nelson. 

LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  Albert  Swenson,  Bishop;  Darrel  Bush- 
nell, Coun.;  Scott  Nelson,  Coun.;  Raymond  Brown, 
Clerk. 


The  setting  for  the  Fourteenth  Ward  is  provided  by  the 
new  Smith  Family  Living  Center.  Bishop  Conan  Math- 
ews of  the  art  department  directs  the  activities.  His  two 
capable  counselors  are  Dean  Green  and  James  Warner. 
Jesse  Byrd  performs  the  duties  of  ward  clerk.  Wendell 
Ward  and  Yvonne  Breillatt  preside  over  the  Mutual.  The 
Relief  Society  is  under  the  leadership  of  Dorothy  Bartels, 
and  the  Sunday  School  is  supervised  by  Keith  Martin. 
Joe  Armstrong  directs  activities  of  the  Elders'  Quorum. 


LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  Mel  Sapington,  Clerk;  Jesse  Byrd, 
Clerk;  James  E.  Warner,  Coun.;  Dean  Green,  Coun.; 
Conan  Mathews,  Bishop. 


102 


The  "Friendly  15th  Ward  News"  is  most  widely  read 
publication  of  202  members.  Bishop  Loftis  J.  Sheffield  di- 
rects activities  with  the  assistance  of  Reed  R.  Callister 
and  Richard  H.  Henstrom.  Thomas  V.  Thomas,  Jr.  keeps 
the  records  straight.  The  Mutual,  under  the  leadership 
of  Charlene  Tate  and  Douglas  Callister,  held  many  out- 
standing activities,  among  them  the  Gold  and  Green 
Ball  held  in  comfortable  atmosphere  of  the  Pioneer  Mu- 
seum, February  11.  Judith  Hunt  presides  over  Relief 
Society,  and  Sunday  School  is  supervised  by  Kent  Ben- 
son. The  banquet  hall  of  the  Joseph  Smith  Building  is 
scene  of  their  Sunday  activities. 

LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  Loftis  J.  Sheffield,  Bishop;  Reed  Callis- 
ter, Coun.;  Richard  Henstrom,  Coun.;  Thomas  V. 
Thomas,  Clerk. 


Outstanding  on  the  records  of  the  Sixteenth  Ward  is  the 
winning  basketball  team.  Also  noteworthy  in  its  excel- 
lence is  the  Junior  Sunday  School  which  is  held  for  the 
whole  stake  except  for  the  Tenth  Ward.  It  also  has  an 
exceptional  ward  teaching  record,  missing  100  per  cent 
in  visits  only  once.  The  260  members  have  Ernest  J. 
Wilkins  as  their  bishop  with  Morris  W.  Parker  and  Ster- 
ling Grant  Ellsworth  as  his  counselors.  DeVern  Jay  Perry 
tackles  the  job  of  keeping  all  of  their  outstanding  activi- 
ties recorded.  The  Smith  Family  Living  Center  is  the  lo- 
cation of  their  meetings. 

LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  Ernest  J.  Wilkins,  Bishop;  Morris  W. 
Parker,  Coun.;  Sterling  Ellsworth,  Coun.;  DeVern  Perry, 
Clerk. 


An  Elders'  Chorus  under  the  direction  of  Peter  Hender- 
son, who  is  from  New  Zealand,  is  heard  often  in  Seven- 
teenth Ward.  Alternating  with  the  brethren  are  the 
"Singing  Sisters."  Organized  just  last  year,  they  have 
proven  many  times  their  unusual  singing  ability.  Joan 
Justis  is  the  talented  director.  The  Seventeenth  Ward  is 
very  proud  of  Klair  Bybee.  He  wrote  and  produced  an 
original  three-act  play  presented  to  the  largest  recorded 
MIA  night.  Bishop  H.  Darrell  Taylor  presides  over  Sev- 
enteenth Ward  with  assistance  of  his  two  counselors, 
Donald  F.  Jensen  and  Clarence  Schramm. 

LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  Floyd  Haupt,  Clerk;  Clarence 
Schramm,  Coun.;  Don  F.  Jensen,  Coun.;  H.  Darrell  Tay- 
lor, Bishop. 


Dale  Tingey  is  the  bishop  of  the  newest  ward,  the  Eight- 
eenth Ward.  The  membership  receives  news  every 
other  Sunday  from  their  ward  newspaper,  "Y-View 
News  and  Views."  Bishop  Tingey  is  assisted  in  the 
leadership  of  the  ward  by  Joseph  Brinkerhoff  and  Mar- 
vin Higbee,  his  two  counselors.  The  Relief  Society 
under  the  direction  of  Josephine  Wells  has  sponsored 
several  ward  dinners.  The  Mutual  in  turn  has  sponsored 
a  Halloween  and  a  Valentine  dance  open  to  the  entire 
ward.  The  Gold  and  Green  Ball  was  held  March  9  at 
the  Page  School. 

LEFT  TO  RIGHT:  Dale  Tingey,  Bishop;  Joseph  Brinker- 
hoff, Coun.;  Marvin  Higbee,  Coun.;  Melvin  Mabey, 
Clerk. 


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High  above  the  floor 

He  bounds,  with  grace  in  every  line, 

And  flicks  the  ball  towards  the  strings 

With  skill  that  comes  from  deep  within. 

Strong  and  taut  the  muscles  flow, 

His  face  resolved  and  set, 

Whilst  teammates  watch  with  rising  hopes 

And  opponents  tense  -  to  spring 

If  he  should  fail, 

And  in  the  darkened  house 

Where  every  breath  is  held 

And  every  fan  with  heart  astir 

Shares  the  passing  moment 

That  is  his. 


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Football 


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Brigham  Young  University  football  has  finally  been 
awakened,  and  has  begun  to  flex  its  muscles  like  a  giant 
rising  from  a  long  sleep.  With  Coach  Harold  Kopp  lead- 
ing the  way,  the  1957  Cougar  football  team  fought  its  way 
to  a  second  place  Skyline  Conference  finish — the  highest 
in  16  years.  For  leading  the  Cougars  from  seventh  to 
second  place  in  one  short  year,  Coach  Kopp  was  named 
coach  of  the  year  in  the  Skyline  Conference.  But  this  was 
nothing  new  to  the  sturdy  New  Englander  who  had  taken 
coach  of  the  year  honors  four  times  in  six  years  of  his 
coaching  career.  Three  of  these  awards  were  won  at 
Rhode  Island,  where  he  piled  up  a  record  of  25  wins,  five 
losses,  and  two  ties.  However,  the  success  of  the  1957 
team  was  not  a  one  man  show.  The  players  and  coaches, 
with  encouragement  from  the  fans,  worked  hard  all  year 
to  put  together  some  fine  performances  and  compile  five 
conference  wins.  Although  the  squad  was  dominated  by 


sophomore  players,  they  shook  the  sophomore  jinx  early 
in  the  season  and  showed  some  very  alert  defensive 
plays.  The  Cougar  defenders  were  tops  in  the  nation 
in  stopping  punt  returns  and  tied  the  national  record  of  32 
fumble  recoveries.  They  showed  skill  at  picking  off  loose 
balls  not  only  on  the  ground,  but  also  in  the  air — inter- 
cepting 21  passes  while  losing  only  ten  of  their  own.  This 
was  indeed  an  unusual  record  for  a  team  which  had  23 
sophomores  out  of  46  listed  on  the  roster.  But  these  sopho- 
mores were  a  major  factor  in  the  Cougars'  successful 
season.  Although  they  were  inexperienced,  it  was  their 
talent  and  enthusiasm  that  gave  the  team  the  extra  boost 
that  was  needed.  With  plenty  of  returning  talent  and  a 
crew  of  freshmen  players  trying  to  crack  the  varsity 
squad,  the  1958  Cougar  team  should  again  be  a  con- 
tender for  the  Skyline  crown. 


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Harold  Kopp,  Brigham  Young  Uni- 
versity head  football  coach,  was 
named  1957  Coach  of  the  Year  in  the 
Skyline  Conference. 


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Dave  Hanks  runs  interference  as  Raynor  Pearce  sweeps  around  the  left  end  against  Denver  before  huge  Homecoming  crowd. 


Players  had  to  be  alert  to  stop  the  opposition. 


W.  Ash 


R.  Reeve 


P.  Eckle 


I.  Sawyer 


N.  Putman 


L.  Dennis 


C.  Brown 


D.  Hanks 


H.  Stapley 


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The  season  had  its  unhappy  moments  as 
well  as  its  happy  ones. 


Tempers  flared  when  the  Cougars  had  about  cinched  possession  of 
the  coveted  wagon  wheel. 


Brigham  Young  Opponents 

14 Arizona  14 

7 Kansas  State  36 

20  Montana  7 

0  Utah  27 

0  Wyoming  0 

25  Denver  6 

14  Utah  State  0 

14  Fresno  State  27 

26  Colorado  State  9 

14  New  Mexico  12 


Coach  Kopp  accepts  'wheel'  after  beating  Aggies. 


P.  Anderson 


J.  Taylor 


G.  Kinder 


M.  Christley 


M.  Allred 


T.  Olsen 


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T.  Phillips 


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T.  Turley 


W.  Slartin 


R.   Startin 


C.  Johnston 


D.  Dixon 


Utah  player  tries  acrobatics  as  Cougars  close  in. 


L.   Reading 


D.  Kilzmiller 


Trainers  made  sure  players  were  all  right  before  continuing  play. 


P.  Dalebout 


B.  Clsen 


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Howard  Ringwood  tackled  a  Denver  ball-carrier  in  dangerous  territory  while  both  teams  and  thousands  of  fans  looked  on. 


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J.  McGinn 


B.   Bullock 


K.  Hubbs 


V.  Shell 


If  Hubbs  couldn't  find  a  way  through  the  line,  he  went  over. 


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Paul  Caldwell  (82)  and  teammate  stop  Denver  player  in  Homecoming  game. 


W.   Jackson 


R.  Reese 


S.  Campora 


M.  Brown 


D.   Woolstenhulme 


K.  Wheat 


P.  Caldwell 


G.  Smith 


H.   Ringwood 


R.  Pearce 


R.  K.  Brown 


J.  Kapele 


Fans  rushed  out  on  the  field  to  congratu- 
late the  team  for  victory. 


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Cougars  joyously  took  charge  of  the  wagon  wheel,  symbolic  of  football 
supremacy  between  BYU  and  Utah  State. 


Keith  Hubbs  suddenly  found  himself  in  the  clear  with  Colorado  State's  Rams  in  hot  pursuit  with  teammates  try- 
ing to  block  two  at  once. 


L.   Regis 


W.  Chamberlain 


Coach  Kopp  always  kept  a  careful  watch  on  his 
boys  while  plotting  new  strategy. 


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Cougar  quarterback  Carroll   Johnston  runs   the  ball   in   the 
Aggie  contest. 


Joe  McGinn  uses  a  straight-arm  against  Aggie  tackier 


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Freshman  Football 


Perhaps  the  most  important  element  in  building  great 
football  teams  is  getting  and  keeping  top  player  material. 
Brigham  Young  University  coaches  have  again  accom- 
plished this  by  bringing  some  outstanding  freshman  talent 
to  grace  the  freshman  team,  and  prospects  for  great  future 
teams  were  never  brighter.  The  1957  edition  of  the  fresh- 
man football  squad,  recently  christened  the  Gatos,  rolled 
to  a  three  and  one  record  against  some  fine  competition. 
The  Gatos  opened  the  season  by  blasting  the  Ramblers 
from  Utah  State  46  to  7,  scoring  39  of  their  points  in  the 
second  half.  But  the  next  week-end  was  a  cold  and  dreary- 


one  for  the  Cougar  greenlings  as  they  fumbled  their  way 
through  a  20  to  6  loss  to  a  powerful  Wyoming  freshman 
team.  The  unbeaten  Wyoming  yearlings  took  the  initiative 
when  they  pounced  on  a  Goto  fumble  in  the  end  zone  for 
an  easy  six  points,  and  went  right  on  to  win  despite  some 
brilliant  plays  by  the  BYU  freshmen.  However,  the  Gatos 
bounced  back  full  of  fight  to  crush  a  highly  touted  fresh- 
man team  from  Montana  State  and  end  its  five  game 
winning  streak.  Win  number  three  was  notched  at  the 
expense  of  the  hapless  Utah  freshmen  as  the  Gatos  rolled 
to  an  easy  42  to  0  victory. 


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FRONT  ROW:  Bud  Belnap,  Roy  Tidwell,  Gary  Beckstead,  Hal  Lewis,  Michael  Jones,  Eddie  Young,  Richard  Garcia,  John 
Shacklett,  Dale  Grant,  LaVere  Simon,  Jerry  Crittendon,  Merlin  Smith,  Dave.  Pulsipher,  Clark  Stringham.  SECOND  ROW: 
K.  Smith,  Larry  Harrison,  Von  Taylor,  Dick  Magoffin,  Sherm  Beazer,  Leslie  Walch,  Richard  Dunn,  Bruce  Kochevar,  Jim 
Shumway,  Kent  Home,  Elwin  Kay  Harper.  THIRD  ROW:  Jack  Gifford,  Shirley  Christensen,  Albert  Hoffman,  John  Duke, 
Wilbur  Cordon,  Ron  Nielson,  Wesley  Vorwaller,  Henry  Taber,  Dale  Long,  Dennis  Moffit.  FOURTH  ROW:  Joe  Degregario, 
Gary  Dunn,  Dan  Morgan,'  Jerry  Lamb,  Ron  Doty,  Ron  Tomlinson,  Dave  Barms,  Rulon  Johnson,  Don  Buckner,  Lynn 
Mathie.  FIFTH  ROW:  Coach  Jay  Van  Noy,  Coach  Rex  Reeve,  Head  Coach  Max  Tolbert,  Coach  Jim  Dity,  Coach  Dick  Felt. 


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Fumbles  were  common  in  the  Wyom- 
ing game  and  all  attention  became 
fixed  on  the  ball  as  the  offensive  team 
got  that  sinking  feeling,  (above).  Cou- 
gar frosh  broke  through  the  line  to 
catch  the  ball-carrier  from  behind  and 
break  up  the  play  (left).  Line  play  was 
an  important  factor  in  the  Gatos'  suc- 
cessful season  (below  left). 


The  last  defensive  man  stopped  a  Gato  scoring  at- 
tempt with  a  well-executed  tackle. 


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Basketball 


Brigham  Young  University  basketball 
coach,  Stan  Watts,  again  guided  the 
Cougars  to  the  Skyline  Conference 
first  division,  in  spite  of  the  inexperi- 
ence which  handicapped  the  team. 
Coach  Watts  has  never  had  a  team 
finish  under  third  place  and  has  never 
had  a  losing  season. 


Throughout  the  rugged  1958 
basketball  season,  the  team 
seemed  to  hang  in  a  bal- 
ance between  its  inexperi- 
ence and  its  great  potential, 
and  the  two  factors  about 
balanced  with  the  Cougars 
compiling  a  13  win,  13  loss 
season.  Inexperience  show- 
ed its  ugly  head  in  the  form 
of    bad    passes,    traveling, 
etc.,  in  almost  every  game 
and  the  Cougars,  realizing 
this  as  their  weakness  work- 
ed hard  to  correct  it.  The  middle  of  the  season  was  a  joy  to  the  loyal  fans, 
as  the  squad  put  on  a  terrific  show  to  win  eight  straight  games  and  jump 
into  the  Skyline  lead.  With  this  amazing  surge  the  Cougars  took  on  the 
favorite's  roles,  only  to  falter  and  prove  once  again  the  unpredictability  of 
the  Skyline  Conference.  Fans  gave  the  Cougars  a  big  boost  towards  a 
successful  defense  of  their  championship  as  a  total  of  95,533  cheering  fans 
turned  out  to  the  12  home  games. 

The  Cougar  attack  was  led  by  all-conference  forward,  John  Nicoll,  who 
led  the  conference  in  rebounds  and  field  goal  percentage  while  placing 
second  in  scoring.  Mel  Wilkes,  who  is  the  only  Cougar  not  returning,  was 
a  big  boost  to  the  Cougar  cause  with  his  steady  and  coolheaded  ball- 
handling.  Roy  Thacker,  the  only  starter  who  returned  from  last  years 
team,  was  ineligible  at  the  first  of  the  season,  but  provided  some  fine  play 
later  that  helped  spark  the  Cougars  to  victory.  Russ  Peterson  and  John 
Gustin  also  put  in  some  fine  play  that  helped  the  Cougars  out  of  some 
tight  spots. 

Besides  defeating  every  Skyline  opponent  at  least  once  the  Cougars 
scored  victories  over  Washington,  Portland,  Loyola,  and  Montana  btate. 


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Teamwork?  Roy  Thacker  and  John 
Nicoll  had  plenty  of  it  in  spear- 
heading the  Cougar  scoring  at- 
tack. 


Don  Volpi 


Mel  Wilkes 


Don  Helm 


Gary  Miles 


Lynn  Gleave 


Bill   Treu 


Roy  Thacker  John  Nicoll 

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Jack  Cravens 


Valoy  Eaton 


Scores 

BYU 

Opponent 

45 

Washington 

43 

52 

Washington 

63 

45 

Iowa  State 

54 

63 

Portland 

54 

55 

Oregon 

63 

76 

Oregon 

79 

68 

Tennessee 

83 

74 

Alabama 

77 

56 

Vanderbilt 

89 

90 

Loyola 

84 

69 

Montana* 

71 

64 

Montana  State 

80 

90 

Colorado  State* 

80 

62 

Wyoming* 

50 

81 

Utah* 

67 

67 

Utah  State* 

55 

67 

Montana  State 

53 

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New  Mexico* 

53 

72 

Denver* 

60 

69 

Utah  State* 

66 

46 

Wyoming* 

74 

49 

Colorado  State* 

74 

46 

Utah* 

74 

81 

Montana* 

73 

57 

Denver* 

65 

77 

New  Mexico* 

54 

'Conference  games 

Bill  Treu  was  one  of  the  hardest  driving  members  of  the  team. 


Players  always  had  to  be  alert  to  keep  from  losing  the  ball. 


Russ  Jones 


Russ  Peterson 


Mac  Madsen 


John  Gustin 


Gary  Crandall 


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Speedy  guard,  Mel  Wilkes,  who  was 
the  only  senior  on  the  team,  played  an 
exceptional  floor  game. 

Unorthodox   shots  were   sometimes   the 
way  to  score. 


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Basketball  players  are  stopped  by  the  camera 
ivith  thoughts  written  on  their  faces 


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Who  fouled  who?  Well,  the  referee  seemed  to  be  the  only  one 
that  was  sure. 

Iowa  State's  experienced  team 
proved  too  much  to  handle  for 
the  inexperienced  Cougar 
squad. 


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The  lay-in  was  not  always  easiest  way  to  score. 


Roy  Thacker  was  one  of  the  few  cer 
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The  success  of  the  1957-58  season  can  well  be  attributed  to  a 
great  team  effort.  Players  who  never  had  the  opportunity  to  start 
a  game  often  cams  through  with  some  fine  play  in  the  crucial 
moments.  John  Nicoll  got  most  of  the  publicity,  but  a  large  share  of 
the  credit  for  his  success,  as  well  as  the  success  of  the  team  as  a 
whole,  must  go  to  the  players  who  didn't  get  the  publicity. 


Trainer,  Rod  Kimball,  was  always  on  hand  k' 
look  after  the  health  of  the  players. 


Russ  Peterson's  shooting  helped  the  Cougar: 
win  some  rough  ones. 


John  Gustin's  jump  shots  kept  the  oppositioi 
worried. 


Mel  Wilkes  made  a  specialty  of  picking  ui 
loose  balls. 


Lay-ins  by  John  Nicoll  were  the  terror 
of  the  opposition — and  with  good 
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Standing:  Ron  Abegglen,  Rickey  Shumway,  Danny  Moore, 
Larry  Hess,  Bob  Skousen,  Ken  Hunt,  Steve  Crookston, 
Dave  Eastis,  Lonnie  Gleave,  Bruce  Hill,  Lamont  Skousen, 


Gary  Earnest,  Frank  Cooper,  and  Sherrell  Berrett.  Kneel- 
ing: Coach  Bob  Bunker  and  Jack  Millet,  manager. 


Freshman  Basketball 

One  of  the  most  colorful  freshman  basketball  teams  ever 
to  be  assembled  at  BYU  lightened  the  hearts  of  coaches 
and  fans  with  its  performances.  Coach  Bunker's  crew  com- 
piled a  10-2  season  record,  the  two  one-point  losses  being 
the  only  losses  for  BYU  freshmen  in  the  last  27  games. 


The  University  of  Utah  Papooses  who  lost  one  game  to  the 
Gatos  by  fourteen  points  got  revenge  for  past  defeats  by 
pinning  the  two  one-point  losses  on  the  Gatos.  This  year's 
freshman  team  was  the  highest  scoring  in  BYU  history, 
averaging  almost  85  points  per  game,  while  holding  their 
opponents  to  over  20  points  per  game  less.  This  team 
promises  a  lot  of  help  for  Coach  Watts  in  the  coming 
year's  Varsity  squad. 


Lonnie  Gleave  launched  many  hook  shots  to  the  dis- 
may of  the  opposition. 

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Rickey  Shumway's  speed  help- 
ed break  up  many  plays. 


Players  had  to  be  alert  to  stop  the 
fast  breaks. 


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Ken  Hunt's  alertness  was  invaluable  to  the 
team,  especially  in  those  crucial  moments 
when  there  was  a  loose  ball. 


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fairs. 


Track 


Fine  track  teams,  coached  by  Clarence  Robi- 
son,  have  almost  become  a  tradition  in  the 
Skyline  Conference.  For  the  past  three  years 
the  skillful  BYU  track  and  field  stars  have 
run  away  with  the  conference  championship, 
and  all  predictions  were  that  it  would  happen 
again  in  1958. 

The  Cougar  stars  took  their  annual  tour  south 
at  the  beginning  of  the  season  and  started 
the  season  by  humiliating  conference  mem- 
ber, New  Mexico,  104-27.  Arizona  State  man- 
aged to  down  the  Cats  771/2-531/2,  but  Ari- 
zona was  not  so  fortunate,  as  they  fell  79  2/3- 
51  1/3,  before  the  Cougar  onslaught. 
During  the  past  four  years,  BYU  track  teams 
have  lost  only  one  conference  meet.  Although 
three  Cougars  who  hold  Skyline  Conference 
records  were  lost  through  graduation,  there 
was  still  enough  depth  on  the  Cougar  squad 
to  rate  them  as  favorites  to  win  their  fourth 
straight  title.  This  year's  team  has  only  four 
seniors,  and  is  dominated  by  sophomores  and 
freshmen. 

Several  of  the  Cougar  track  stars  will  be 
shooting  for  conference  records.  In  an  early 
exhibition,  Marcus  Nielson  bettered  the  con- 
ference pole  vault  record  by  nearly  two 
inches.  Although  this  mark  was  not  counted, 
he  was  expected  to  break  the  record  in  one 
of  the  conference  meets. 


Coach  Robison  worked  tirelessly  with  his 
runners  to  improve  their  times. 

Gary  Griffeth  finished  ahead  of  Cal  Morrell  in 
the  intra-squad  meet. 


Rusty  Weeks  was  a  top  sprint  man. 


Gary  Eliason  ran  the  relay  with  Gary  Griffeth. 


McKay  Rollins,  Oscar  Anderson,  and  Dean  Lundell  helped      Oscar  Anderson,  Dale  Long,  Dean  Lundell,  and 
pile  up  high  point  totals.  Wayne  Chamberlain  were  classy  runners. 


Front  row:  Asst.  Coach  Paul  Anderson,  Gary  Griffeth,  Oscar  Anderson,  Al  Ray,  Dave  Gordon,  Bob  Burton,  Dave  Rober- 

son,  McKay  Rollins,  Wayne  Chamberlain. 

Second  row:  Dick  Millett,  Dave  Parker,  Dale  Long,  Terry  Jensen,  Cal  Morrill,  Gary  Eliason,  Billy  George,  Dean  Lundell, 

Coach  Robison. 

Third  row:  Jim  Thornton,  Wayne  Norman,  Glade  Nixon,  Eldon  Hastings,  John  Quinnette,  Marc  Nielson,  Norm  Robison,  Al 

Warren,  Ted  Potter. 

Back  row:  Bob  Snell,  Mel  Wilkes,  Ben  Brooks,  Bill  Arnett,  R  usty  Weeks,  Errol  Thompson,  Dean  Champion,  Bob  Giff. 


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Track  Continued 


Billy  George  threw  the  discus. 


Ben  Brooks  broad  jumped  23  feet  in  early  meet. 


John  Quinnett  had  top  form  in  the  high  jump  that  carried  him  over  6  ft.  4  in. 


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Curtis  Brown  threw  the  shot  put  after 
football  season. 


Dick  Millet  held  the  Western  Division  low 
hurdle  record. 


Throwing  the  javelin  was  A 
Warren. 


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Dave  Parker   proved   to   be   a   fine 
hurdle  man. 


Mel  Wilkes  looked  back  to  check  on  Ben  Brooks  as  he  came  across  the  line 
to  win  the  relay- 


Dale  Long,  Wayne  Chamberlain,  Enrol  Thompson,  and  Bill  Arnett  were  runners  that  showed  great  promise. 


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Front  row:  Jim  O'Brien,  Frank  Herbert,  Kcrrl  Brooks,  Joe  De- 
Gregorio,  Pcrul  Haynie,  Stan  Jackson,  Steve  Campora, 
David  J.  Garrett. 

Second  row:  John  Faddis,  Roger  Glines,  Jack  Cravens,  Leon 
Moyes,  Dale  Lewis,  Cornell  Taylor,  Mac  Madsen,  Coach 


Jay  Van  Noy. 

Back  row:  Jack  Shipp,  Gary  Cowan,  Jay  Naylor,  Glen 
Hatch,  Dean  Bergesen,  Richard  Thornton,  Hugh  McMillan, 
John  Jorgenson,  Tom  Phillips. 


Baseball 


Fired  by  the  optimism  of  Coach  Jay  Van  Noy,  baseball  began  to 
show  signs  of  becoming  a  very  popular  sport  at  BYU.  In  the 
early  season  games  the  Cougars  gave  a  performance  very 
pleasing  to  coaches  and  fans.  On  the  Cougars'  annual  tour 
south,  they  managed  to  win  five  while  losing  three  against  some 
strong  competition. 

In  San  Diego  the  youthful  club  won  two,  2-0  and  3-2,  against  the 
Naval  Training  Center,  while  dropping  a  0-1  decision  to  the 
same  team.  Other  victories  came  at  the  expense  of  Los  Angeles 
State,  13-10;  Pepperdine,  4-1;  and  Terminal  Island  Navy,  10-1. 
The  Cats  lost  to  Los  Angeles  State,  2-3,  and  Pepperdine,  0-11. 
The  first  games  in  the  Western  Division  found  the  BYU  dropping 
two  to  a  strong  Utah  team,  2-7  and  7-8. 

Last  year  BYU  tied  for  second  place  honors  with  Utah  after  Utah 
State  copped  the  division  crown.  Although  they  are  loaded  with 
a  large  number  of  sophomores  and  juniors,  the  Cougars  certain- 
ly have  displayed  the  spirit  necessary  to  give  the  season  their 
all. 


Coach  Jay  Van  Noy  was  head  baseball  coach  for 
the  second  year. 


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Slow  curves  were  hard  to  hit. 


After  one  Utah  player  got  picked  off  first,  this  one  was  more  wary. 


Jack  Cravens  was  a  pretty  good  hitter  as  well  as  being  a  fine  pitcher. 


A  good  crowd  turned  out  on  nice  spring 
days. 


The  water  fountain  was  a  popu- 
lar spot. 


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Batters  had  to  be  prepared  for  anything. 

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ennis 


The  tennis  team,  like  most  of  the  other  BYU  teams  this  year, 
was  short  on  experience,  but  long  on  desire  and  spirit.  And 
building  a  winning  team  with  a  lot  of  untried  and  unknown 
potential  provided  Coach  Dixon  with  a  major  problem.  Stan 
Collins  was  the  only  regular  who  returned  from  last  year's 
squad.  However,  three  other  lettermen — Gary  Crandall, 
Kent  Dunford,  and  Morrie  Ballif — also  added  their  ex- 
perience to  the  team.  Although  the  experience  on  the  team 
was  very  thin,  Coach  Dixon's  hopes  were  brightened  con- 
siderably by  the  presence  of  several  promising  freshmen, 
and  some  returned  missionaries  with  varsity  experience. 
The  newcomer  who  showed  what  was  probably  the  most 
outstanding  promise  was  a  freshman  from  Texas,  Harold 
Turley.  He  was  runner-up  in  the  state  singles  in  Texas  and 
has  had  quite  a  bit  of  experience  in  the  summer  tourna- 
ments in  California. 

Over  the  years  the  tennis  championships  in  the  skyline 
have  been  pretty  evenly  divided,  with  the  Cougars  winning 
their  fair  share.  However,  BYU  has  not  taken  the  conference 
honors  since  1950  and  1951.  Last  season  the  Cougar  ten- 
nis squad  lost  to  the  University  of  Utah  to  end  up  in  second 
place  in  the  conference  after  having  tied  the  Utes  for  the 
western  division  crown.  But  five  of  the  six  starters  who 
sparked  last  year's  team  were  missing  when  the  players 
for  this  year's  squad  were  assembled. 


Not  everyone  could  relax  while  playing  tennis. 


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Above:  Maurice  Ballif  prepares  to 
use  his  backhand. 

Right:  Front  row:  Paul  Hart,  Calvin 
Thorpe,  Mel  Schetselaar,  Dale  Wil- 
liamson, Stan  Collins,  Gary  Crandall, 
Richard  Connelly.  Back  row:  Jim  On- 
tiveras,  Richard  Brown,  Maurice  Bal- 
lif, Harold  Turley,  Paul  Anderson, 
Kent  Dunford,  Don  Dixon,  Rue  Law- 
rence, Coach  Dixon. 


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Golf 


Brigham  Young  University's  golf  team  for  the  1958  season 
promised  to  be  a  good  one.  Coach  "Buck"  Dixon  had 
seven  returning  lettermen  back  from  last  year's  Western 
Division  Champions  and  all  but  one  man  back  from  the 
1958  Western  Division  and  Conference  Championship 
team. 

Last  year  the  Cougars  won  the  Western  Division  with 
ease  but  then  had  a  bad  day  at  the  conference  play- 
offs at  Ft.  Collins.  New  Mexico  wen  the  team  champion- 
ship, with  the  Cougar  linksters  finishing  fourth. 
In  outside  competition  the  Cougar  golfers  are  usually 
able  to  hold  their  own.  Last  June  the  team  competed  in 
the  national  collegiate  meet  at  Colorado  Springs  and 
finished  twelfth,  finishing  ahead  of  several  Big  Ten 
teams.. 

The  team  consists  of  three  3-year  lettermen — John  Geert- 
sen,  Dean  James,  and  Phil  Cannon;  two  2-year  lettermen 
— Lanny  Nielson  and  Herb  Creviston;  and  two  1-year 
lettermen — Norm  Jorgenson  and  Win  Howe.  There  are 
also  two  newcomers  on  the  squad  who  are  pushing  the 
others  for  one  of  the  top  four  spots.  They  are  John  An- 
dersen and  Errol  Raven. 

The  damp  spring  weather  made  the  course  soggy  and 
limited  workouts,  but  with  the  advent  of  warm  weather 
things  brightened  up  with  an  opening  match  victory  over 
Utah  I6V2-I V^.  The  1958  Cougar  golfers  are  probably 
one  of  the  best  teams  ever  fielded  in  the  Skyline. 


Tore!"  was  a  common  cry  on  the  golf  course. 


First  row:  Phil  Cannon,  John  Geertson,  Lanny  Nielson  and  Dean  James. 

Back  row:  Errol  Raven,  John  Anderson,  Herb  Creviston,  Norm  Jorgenson,  Win  Howe,  and  Coach  Fred  W.  Dixon. 


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Wrestling 


After  a  poor  start  during  which  they  lost  the 
first  four  matches,  the  Cougar  wrestlers 
brought  their  season  mark  to  a  more  respect- 
able four  win  and  six  loss  record.  The  Cougar 
crew  seemed  to  improve  with  each  match.  In 
the  conference  championships  they  came  up 
with  third  place,  behind  Wyoming  and  Colo- 
rado State. 

Throughout  the  season  the  Cougars  relied  on 
big  Dave  Hanks,  senior  heavyweight  who 
went  through  the  regular  season  without  be- 
ing scored  upon.  Ted  Willich  in  the  167  pound 
weight  class  also  was  a  consistent  point-get- 
ter for  the  Cougars.  In  the  lighter  divisions 
BYU's  chances  were  hurt  considerably  when 
three  lettermen  from  last  year  were  called  on 
missions. 

The  Cougar  grapplers  started  the  season  by 
dropping  a  match  to  Mesa  College,  12-14, 
and  another  to  Western  State,  10-21.  They  also 
lost  to  Utah  State,  14-16,  and  the  Air  Force 
Academy,  9-17.  The  Cougar  crew  then  came 
back  with  a  vengeance  and  defeated  Denver 
University  by  an  overwhelming  31  to  3  score. 
Utah  took  two  close  ones  from  the  Cougars, 
13-16,  and  15-17.  But  the  hardy  Cat  grapplers 
beat  Montana  State,  24-8,  and  avenged  two 
earlier  losses  by  downing  Utah  State,  17-11, 
and  Mesa  College  16-15.  Dave  Hanks  was  the 
only  Cougar  who  won  his  weight  class  in  the 
conference  championships  held  in  the  BYU 
fieldhouse,  but  Ted  Willich,  Phil  Kresge,  and 
Kent  Chamberlain  each  won  second  place, 
while  Joe  Dewey  and  Gary  Cooper  took 
fourth  place  honors. 


An  important  part  of  wrestling  depends 
on  powerful  and  skillful  legs. 


If  a  wrestler  wasn't  careful  he  coulc 
get  himself  in  some  awful  fixes. 


Heavyweight   champion   Dave    Hanks   usually 
short  order. 


finished    off   opponents    in 


Moves  from  the  standard  position  were  can 
fully  thought  out. 


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Wrestlers  watched  closely  for  any  opportunity  for 
a  take-down. 


Fans   sometimes   had  trouble  telling   which   man  was 
which. 


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Men  s  Intramurals 


Brigham  Young  University  has  always  taken  great  pride 
in  its  program  of  intramural  activities.  Working  from  the 
mottos — "Sports  for  all,"  and  "An  activity  for  every  stu- 
dent and  every  student  in  an  activity," — the  intramural 
council  has  planned  a  program  that  provides  a  wonder- 
ful variety  of  activities.  The  enthusiasm  of  those  who 
take  part  in  the  intramural  sports  program  is  a  testi- 
monial that  the  program  will  fill  a  real  need  in  the  life  of 
the  students.  But  Intramural  Director  Bill  Hafen  and  his 
associates  are  not  going  to  be  satisfied  until  they  can 
interest  every  student  in  some  activity. 
The  friendly  competition  offered  provides  ample  oppor- 
tunity for  developing  leadership,  learning  new  skills, 
and  making  new  friends.  One  of  the  most  popular  ac- 
tivities and  the  one  that  included  by  far  the  most  partici- 
pants was  the  basketball  program. 

An  estimated  1140  students  played  in  what  was  one  of 
the  largest  leagues  in  the  state.  Many  of  the  players 
came  to  BYU  expecting  to  play  varsity  basketball,  but 
could  not  make  the  team.  This  type  often  helps  a  great 
deal  in  keeping  high  standards  of  competition  and  help- 
ing other  students  to  greater  proficiency  in  the  game. 
Another  activity  that  aroused  wide  interest  was  the  "Fite 
Night"  which  pitted  some  of  the  best  amateur  wrestlers 
and  boxers  in  the  school.  With  other  activities  ranging 
from  archery  to  table  tennis,  any  student  who  had  an 
interest  in  sports  was  able  to  fill  his  longing  for  activity 
through  the  intramural  program.  Those  who  took  part 
reaped  many  rewards  in  a  better  life,  and  a  new  health 
and  vigor. 


Fencing  was  a  new  and  interesting  activity  that  had  m 
followers. 


Basketball  action  was  always  spirited  and  exciting. 


Fight  Nite  was  very  successful  and  drew  a  good  crowd. 


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Intramural  Director  Bill  Hafen  presented 
Dick  Davis  with  the  medal  for  best  all- 
around  gymnast,  as  others  looked  on. 


mdball  was  one  of  many  activities. 


Flag  football  players  gained  a  skill  as  well  as  the  enjoyment  of  a  good  game. 


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The  parallel  bars  were  a  real  test  of  skill. 


It  took  strength  and  coordination  for  stunts  like  this. 


Mens  Intramurals 

PADDLEB ALL— DOUBLES  Joe  Quigley 

and  Joe  Hansen — Gone  Johns 

CO-RECREATION  BADMINTON  Robert 

Woodward  and  Diana  Woolley 


FITE  NITE 


Brigadiers 


TABLE  TENNIS  DOUBLES  Carl  Wrigley 

and  Jim  O'Brien — San  Diego  Club 

CHESS  Hans  Morawiski — Chess  Club 

CHECKERS  Arthur  Thorson— Val  Hyric 


PADDLEBALL— SINGLES 


Jim  O'Brien 
—San  Diego 


VOLLEYBALL  Gone  Johns 


TABLE  TENNIS— SINGLES 

Jim  O'Brien 

— San  Diego 

HANDBALL               Lloyd  Richmond— Viking 

BADMINTON— SINGLES 

Sloan  Hales 

— Viking 

TENNIS— SINGLES  

..  Harold  Turley 

— Independent 

HORSESHOES— SINGLES  ... 

Bob  Reed 

— Brigadier 

FLAG  FOOTBALL  Tau  Sigma 

CROSS  COUNTRY  RUN  (TURKEY  TROT) 
Kent  Robertson — Hawaiian  Club 

GOLF  Mike  Jonas — Independent 

BASKETBALL  Eightballs 

GYMNASTICS Brigadiers 

GYMNASTICS  ALL-AROUND        Dick  Davis 


Even  chess  found  its  way  into  the  intramural  program. 


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Women's  Intramurals 

Participation  of  women  students  on  the  university  cam- 
pus in  physical  education  and  sports  is  furthered  by  the 
women's  intramural  program.  This  program,  under  the 
leadership  of  Dr.  Leona  Holbrook,  organizes  group  and 
individual  sports  activities  for  coeds  in  an  effort  to  create 
more  interest  in  team  and  single  play.  Types  of  pro- 
grams were  divided  into  seasonal  offerings  as  a  part 
of  the  effort  to  present  a  diversified  slate  of  activities 
which  would  be  of  benefit  and  enjoyment  to  all  parti- 
cipants. Planned  play  and  sports  activities  are  a  better 
way  to  more  enjoyment  of  life  and  friendship  is  the 
sentiment  of  Dr.  Holbrook,  and  she  gives  free-heartedly 
of  her  time  and  energy  to  a  sports-for-the-sake-of-sports 
program.  Competition  for  the  year's  leagues  and  games 


was  taken  from  social  units,  campus  housing,  wards  of 
the  Brigham  Young  University  Stake,  physical  education 
majors  and  independent  groups  of  students.  Supervisor 
of  the  women's  intramural  program,  Joanne  Calderwood, 
aided  in  the  establishment  of  the  yearly  series  which 
included  competition  in  volleyball,  basketball,  Softball, 
tennis,  badminton,  table  tennis,  bowling,  track,  swim- 
ming and  co-educational  archery.  All  may  be  either 
team  or  individual  competition.  Through  a  recognition 
of  winners  of  all  events  and  an  annual  awards  banquet, 
held  this  year  for  the  second  season,  the  department 
hopes  to  build  interest  of  the  women  on  campus  in  a 
program  of  benefit  and  enjoyment  which  will  offer  new 
fields  of  personal  development. 


Women's  Intramural  Council  consisted  of  Charleda 
Foss,  Publicity  Manager;  JoAnn  Calderwood,  Faculty- 
Advisor;  Gweneth  Adams,  Asst.  Intramural  Mgr.; 
Geri  Wanlass,  Records;  Dorene  Moody,  Soc.  Units 
Coordinator;  Joyce  Cox,  BYU  Stake  Coordinator; 
Elaine  Mechaelis,  Major  Coordinator;  Maralee  Foss, 
Independent  Coordinator.  Not  pictured  were:  LaVern 
Ellis,  Intramural  Manager;  Sally  Evans,  Campus 
Housing  Coordinator. 


Major  volleyball  winners  were:  Joleen  Reece,  Charleda  Foss, 
Gweneth  Adams,  Maralee  Foss,  Pat  Blume. 


Sports  Managers  who  put  in  a  lot  of 
work  were:  Devanna  Riddle,  Majors 
Volleyball;  Diane  Nolen,  Organization- 
al Volleyball;  Annie  Akau,  Organiza- 
tional Basketball;  Val  Shuey,  All  Cam- 
pus Tennis;  Dixie  Grimmett,  Bowling; 
Beth  Alene  Judy,  Table  Tennis,  Track 
Meet. 


Regular  organization  intramural  winners  were  Val  Norn  team  members 
Mary  Lou  Taylor,  Karen  Poulter,  Marilyn  Arnold,  Anne  Brown  and  Pat 
Lee.  With  the  aid  of  other  Val  Norns  absent  at  the  time  of  this  picture, 
these  sportsminded  misses  copped  first  place  in  volleyball  and  basket- 
ball for  the  second  straight  year.  The  Val  Norns  were  undefeated  in 
the  volleyball  contest,  but  had  to  battle  their  way  out  of  a  three-way 
tie  with  Fidelas  and  the  Hawaiian  Club  to  garner  top  honors  in  the 
hoop  tourney. 


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Fine  Arts 


On  the  wings  of  the  morning 
Came  Music 

With  a  gay  and  lilting  air. 
She  curtseyed  low,  and  smiling 
Before  a  pink-gold  dappled  world. 
Melodies  she  fashioned 
Of  gossamer  rainbow  thread 
To  touch  the  souls  of  humans 
With  tenderness,  and  love. 
She  set  their  hearts  a-singing, 
Turned  their  thoughts  away  from  woe 
And  brought  comfort  to  the  weary- 
As  the  golden  sun  sunk  low 
And  the  stars  came  out  to  play. 


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Art  captures  the  elusive 
creative  spirit,  to  make 
visible  emotions  deeply 
felt. 


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The  artist  visualizes  character  as  the  reality,  not 
the  form. 


To  achieve  complete  unity  of  composition,  each  detail  must  be  in  ha 
monious  accord. 


Richly-tinted  still  life  paintings,  sculptured  pieces  of  fine  texture,  and 
warmly  colored  landscapes  (left)  contrast  with  the  light  and  shade 
results  of  the  photographer's  art  (right). 


Patient  application  to  principles  produces  the  spark  of  genius. 


Art 


The  beauty  of  form,  of  light,  of  color,  line  and  composition  is  an  un- 
told joy,  even  to  those  who  are  laymen  in  the  fine  arts.  Whether  it 
be  in  finelly  textured  marble  or  bronze,  on  canvas,  in  clay,  metal, 
wood  or  any  other  medium  suitable  for  its  purpose,  the  clean  flow- 
ing line,  the  fresh  color,  or  the  expressed  vision  of  the  creator,  draws 
to  its  beauty  the  eye  of  the  beholder.  Students  at  the  University  not 
only  have  the  opportunity  to  study  these  things,  but,  through  the 
displays  and  exhibitions  arranged  by  the  department,  the  student 
is  able  to  absorb  the  arts  of  the  ages,  in  appreciating  the  artistry  of 
the  Titians,  the  Raphaels,  the  Cellinis,  and  the  many  other  great 
names  in  the  world  of  Art.  Art  has  its  modern  application  too,  so 
that  the  everyday  things  we  use  in  daily  life  will  be  not  only  useful, 
but  pleasing  to  the  eye.  The  department  has  the  responsibility  of  train- 
ing desirous  students,  in  theory  and  practice,  to  enable  them  to 
enter  into  competitive  fields  in  the  world  of  modern  business.  Adver- 
tising, designing,  and  illustrating  are  some  of  the  fields  which  offer  a 
colorful  challenge  to  the  art  student.  But  the  pleasure  of  creating  is 
not  reserved  solely  for  the  career-minded.  A  hobby  through  which 
one  can  express,  without  words,  the  so-deep  hidden  emotions  within, 
is  as  much  a  necessity  in  the  modern  world  as  a  career,  for  it  is  in 
art  that  we  accomplish  realization,  understanding  and  development. 


Students  learn  from  real  life,  from  design,  and  from 
essentials. 


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Expression — so  important  to  technical  excellence. 


Blending  into  notes  of  colorful  harmony,  the  song  pours  out  to  the 
audience. 


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A  Cappella  Choir 


Members  of  A  Cappella  Choir.  Front  row  (1  to  r):Joyce  Far- 
ley, Arlene  Mulhern,  Chyleen  Bacon,  Joyce  Swan,  Diane 
Stevenson,  Margaret  Kohler,  Carol  Dawn  Lee,  Dixie  Bar- 
ker, Barbara  Niles,  Mel  Rae  Bateman,  Ada  Ruth  Jones, 
Beverly  Simmons.  Second  row  (1  to  r):  Ruth  Stanfield,  Doris 
Bacon,  Evelyn  Harris,  Clare  Schroeter,  Marsha  Hoyt,  Ron 
Hadley,  Darrell  Hadley,  Ron  Lee,  Sherman  Gibbs,  Bar- 
bara Ellsworth,  Marilyn  Ramsay,  Halene  Brinton,  Naomi 
Davis,  Teddy  Rohback.  Third  row  (1  to  r):  Carol  Bussell- 
berg,  Marian  Ashby,  Jesse  Steppe,  George  Hewitt,  John 
Moody,  Gary  Heiner,  Robert  Echols,  Gerald  Tolman, 
Dwight  Ladle,  John  Lile,  Sherman  Johansen,  Lynn  Belnap, 
Russell  Crockett,  Rex  Arnett,  Helen  Walser,  Beverly  Pin- 
cock,  Louine  Johnson.  Fourth  row  (1  to  r):  Louise  Johnson, 
Marilyn  Hansen,  Doreen  Kurr,  Wayne  Keith,  Blaine  Watts, 
Lewis  Hooker,  Gary  Brown,  George  Jarvis,  Frank  Hen- 
ricks,  David  Shepherd,  J.  Pyper,  Drew  Van  Wagoner, 
Larry  Bluth,  Clayne  Robison,  Stephen  Brown,  Joyce  Muh- 
lestein,  Carole  Lamb,  Naomi  Christensen.  Members  not 
in  picture  are  Ray  Andrus,  Lynn  Johnston,  Del  Hughes, 
Dick  Robbins,  Buzz  Abegg,  Lynne  Bloomfield. 


Since  its  organization  in  1949,  the  A  Cappella  Choir  has 
toured  extensively  throughout  Utah  and  the  western 
States,  the  great  local  tradition  of  the  university  serving 
as  an  excellent  background  for  this  specialized  type  of 
choral  music.  Extensive  auditions  are  held  each  year  to 
select  the  choir  of  65  members,  who,  this  year,  came  from 
fourteen  states,  Washington,  D.C.,  and  Canada.  Ten  mem- 
bers have  been  in  the  service  and  others  are  active  in 
university  and  church  positions. 


Practice  and  more  practice  is  the  prerequisite  of  the  purity  of  perfection. 


Receiving  his  BS  degree  at 
University  of  Utah,  Director 
Norman  R.  Gulbrandsen, 
was  granted  a  fellowship  to 
Northwestern  University 
where  he  was  Asst.  Director 
of  Choral  activities  and 
gained  his  MM  degree. 


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Madrigals 


In  1952  when  Dr.  John  R.  Halliday  returned  to  BYU 
after  a  trip  to  Europe,  he  organized  the  Madrigal  Sing- 
ers of  BYU.  This  group  of  fine  musicians  is  carefully 
auditioned  and  selected.  Almost  every  member  of  the 
group  is  a  soloist  in  his  own  right.  Several  are  accom- 
plished instrumentalists  as  well  as  vocalists,  and 
some  have  given  full  evening  or  graduate  recitals  and 
have  taken  leading  roles  in  BYU  operas.  The  group 
is  widely  acclaimed  throughout  the  United  States  and 
Canada,  where  it  has  toured  some  25,000  miles  during 
the  last  five  seasons.  Their  repertoire  includes  songs  in 
six  languages,  and  since  its  inception,  the  choir  has 
learned  400  pieces  of  music.  As  Assistant  Director  is 
Kurt  Weinzinger,  formerly  assistant  director  of  the 
famous  Vienna  Academy  Choir.  He  holds  a  diploma 
from  the  Vienna  Academy  in  trombone,  theory  and 
composition,  and  has  had  extensive  training  and  ex- 
perience as  a  vocal  coach. 


Front  row  (1  to  r)  Sally  Waddoups,  Celia  Ann  Haynie, 
Norma  Gwilliam,  Vanja  Yorgason,  Diane  Heder,  Carol 
Halliday,  Luene  Kleinman,  R'Lene  Jensen,  Billie  Lou 
Sorensen,  Luan  Frederickson,  Janice  Bailey.  Back  row 
(1  to  r)  Sharon  Sims,  Marcia  Black,  Marilyn  Stanley, 
James  Guinn,  McKay  Rollins,  James  Rawlings,  Jerome 
Willden,  Ralph  Gam,  Paul  Montgomery,  Kent  Van 
Wagener,  Joe  Armstrong,  Theron  Burgess,  Rodney 
Zabriskie,  Maughan  McMurdie,  Kurt  Weinzinger,  Judy 
Grover,  Colleen  Redford,  Patricia  Babbel. 


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Dr.  John  R.  Halliday,  chair- 
man of  the  BYU  department 
of  music  since  1948,  studied 
choral  conducting  at  the 
State  Academy  of  Music  in 
Berlin,  and  later  in  Paris  and 
Rome.  He  has  served  as  as- 
sistant conductor  to  the  Salt 
Lake  Tabernacle  Choir,  and 
as  acting  dean  of  the  BYU 
College  of  Fine  Arts. 


Members  of  the  choir  rest  and  relax  between  numbers. 


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3erforming  in  a  beautiful  setting.  A  moment  of  relaxation. 


Awaiting  the  conductor's  signal. 


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Front  to  back  (1  to  r)  First  row:  Dr.  Earl,  S.  Harrison,  S.  Rich,  D.  Kohler,  A.  Hilden,  N.  Twitchell,  A.  Franks,  J.  Young,  N. 

Atkinson,  K.  Stanfield,  D.  Dwight,  N.  Paris,  L.  Petty,  Brandt  Curtis. 

Second  row:  A.  Voyles,  C.  Shumway,  D.  Ewing,  L.  Judd,  E.  Bean,  L.  Gardner,  M.  Gish,  R.  Wilkinson,  G.  Pratt,  K.  Hall, 

K.  Rex,  V.  Jackson,  C.  Tilley. 

Third  row:  J.  Arnold,  M.  Barrus,  L.  LeVar,  M.  Ostergaard,  D.  Green,   D.   Larson,   A.   Mendoza,  D.   Shurtleff,   R.   Hall,  E. 

Bonelli,  E.  Oaks,  J.  Hyer,  B.  Taylor. 

Fourth  row:  S.  Smiley,  J.  Falslev,  F.  Gardner,  N.  Irvin,  E.  Ellsworth,  R.  Stout,  W.  Wood,  K.  Bybee,  K.  Hoover,  J.  Milliner, 

C.  De  Gaston,  J.  Justis,  J.  Beckstead,  C.  Jacobs,  B.  Peterson. 

Fifth  row:  P.  Remington,  J.  Redford,  M.  Grange,  S.  Johansen,  D.  Bartels,  N.  Oliphant,  R.  Ralphs,  H.  Wolthius,  D.  Bucknum, 

T.  Ericksen,  D.  McDowell,  J.  Bain,  S.  Kearns,  M.  Davenport,  B.  Whitford,  S.  Larson. 


Opera  Workshop 


The  Opera  workshop  provides  opportunities  for  BYU  stu- 
dents to  participate  in  operatic  productions,  not  only  in 
the  training  of  musical  parts  but  in  all  the  technical  re- 
quirements, including  acting  and  stage  presence,  neces- 
sary to  stage  opera.  The  first  opera  presented  by  the  work- 
shop was  "Amahl  and  the  Night  Visitors"  by  Gian-Carlos 
Menotti  and,  during  Spirit  of  the  Y  Week  the  opera  in 
four  acts,  "Martha"  by  Foltow  was  presented  for  a  four 
night  season.  Dr.  Don  Earl  directed  the  entire  performance. 
Scenes  from  the  operas  appear  below. 


Dr.  Don  Earl,  Director  of 
the  Opera  Workshop,  re- 
ceived his  doctorate  de- 
gree from  Indiana  Univer- 
sity. His  enthusiasm  for 
operatic  works  and  his  un- 
tiring energy  combine  to 
inspire  participating  stu- 
dents to  give  of  their  best. 


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First  row  (1  to  r):  Dr.  Earl,  Mary  Jean  Norman,  Beverly  Harris,  Nancy  Skeen,  Cecelia  Ross,  Jean  Tidwell,  Penni  Moody, 

Dorene  Moody,  Brandt  Curtis. 

Second  row  (1  to  r):  Kathryn  Carlstcn,  Helen  Mackay,  Dorene  Moesser,  Linda  Johnson,  Evelyn  Murray,  Jane  Swift,  Jean- 

ette  Royle,  Nancy  Hansen. 

Third  row  (1  to  r):  Carolyn  Evans,  Dorothy  Norton,  Sharon  Holman,  Evelyn  Oaks,   Diane   Love,   Nancy  Robinson,   Kay 

Snow,  Joyce  Warburton,  Carol  Noble. 

Fourth  row  (1  to  r):  Wildon  Webb,  Evan  Bean,  Graeme  Frehner,  Wayne  Keith,  Denis  Hollow,  Noel  Twitchell. 


First  row  (1  to  r):  Barbara  Barry,  Briant  Davis,  Mary  Ann  Merrill,  Arlene  Teague,  Jay  Young,  Kathy  Matson,  Karen  Ogden. 

Second  row  (1  to  r):  Louise  Wakefield,  Wayne  Wood,  Dorothy  Shoush,  Merilynne  Rich,  Kathleen  Crook,  Karen  Skousen, 

Georgia  Ashcraft,  Barbara  Watts,  Pat  Miller,  Joie  Falslev,  Lynn  Shurtleff. 

Third  row:  Deanna  Watkins  (at  piano),  Naomi  Boyer,  Frosty  Duerden,  Marvin  Jenkins,  Jacob  Bos,  Robert  Rothlisberger, 

Richard  Whelchel,  Janet  Anderson,  Nancy  Carey,  Marian  Anderson,  Gerald  Nielsen,  Robert  James,  Roy  Rummler,  Ed 

Yaeger. 

Fourth  row:  Ina  Lou  Cheney,  Al  Richman,  Sharron  Ward. 


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Male  Chorus 


The  University  Male  Chorus  appeared  in  many  pro- 
grams throughout  the  year,  participating  in  the  state- 
wide television  program,  broadcast  at  Christmas  time. 
The  Chorus  won  great  approval  for  its  interpretations 
and  the  quality  of  the  singing.  Throughout  the  year 
the  Chorus  toured  many  places  in  Utah  to  perform  at 
varied  activities.  With  other  music  groups  they  com- 
bined to  sing  at  the  annual  Conference  of  the  Church 
of  Jesus  Christ  of  Latter-day  Saints  in  Salt  Lake  City. 
With  the  Women's  Chorus,  the  Male  Chorus  performed 
at  one  of  the  assemblies,  and,  as  a  separate  unit,  ap- 
peared on  devotional  assemblies  throughout  the  year. 
This  group  of  male  voices  has  developed  greatly  since 
its  organization  in  1955  and  has  become  one  of  the 
most  looked  for  items  on  school  programs. 


Front  row  (1  to  r)  David  Jarvis,  Dennis  Kingborn,  George 
Reynolds,  David  Foulger,  Robert  Roush,  J.  P.  Colyar, 
Robin  Norris,  George  Turner,  Harry  Tarr,  Vernon  Matt- 
son,  Keith  Slade,  Richard  Dewey.  Second  row  (1  to  r) 
Wallace  Penrose,  Robert  Harmon,  Layne  Evans,  Merrill 
Olson,  Robert  Jenkins,  Gary  McClurg,  Mario  Sogers, 
Verl  Doman,  William  Ashmore,  Max  Anderson,  Wayne 
Marberry,  Gene  Hughs.  Third  row  (1  to  r)  Charles  Pen- 
rose, Miles  Judd,  R.  Gibbs,  Grant  Winn,  Arnold  String- 
ham,  Grant  Smith,  David  Coombs,  David  Bush,  Keith 
Child,  Royce  Bills,  Hugh  Alsop. 


Ralph  Woodward,  Director  of 
the  Male  Chorus.  His  pleas- 
ant personality  and  unfailing 
good  humor  inspire  the  stu- 
dents to  give  of  their  best, 
sometimes  surprising  them- 
selves with  the  result. 


Beautiful  harmony  is  not  achieved  without  a  great  deal  of  assiduous  practice. 


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Metres  slip  away  and  pleasure  fills  the  soul  as  the  song  issues  forth. 


Hymns  are  prayers  set  to  music. 


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Responding  to  the  artistry  of  the  Director,  the  Chorus  flows  into  song. 


Director  Norman  Gulbrandsen  conducts  Chorus. 


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orus 


Members  of  Women's  Chorus.  Front  row  (1  to  r):  Anne  Shef- 
field, Diane  Gilchrist,  Shirlene  Atkinson,  Beverly  Devey, 
Janet  Anderson,  Beverly  Morrison,  Ruth  Olsen,  Carol  Ju- 
lian, Carolyn  Crawford,  Pat  Lee,  Carolyn  Brohberg,  Vir- 
ginia Lutz,  Susan  Poppas,  Joyce  McDonald,  Kara  Row- 
berry,  Dixie  Randall,  Jeanette  Taylor,  Judy  Volman. 
Second  row  (1  to  r):  Sunny  Evans,  Karla  Rees,  Mary  Korth, 
Cerita  Moore,  Clifta  Bright,  Carol  Cox,  Gilberta  Fjeldsted, 
Janet  Randall,  Sharon  Elton,  Mary  Bonelli,  Sally  Murdock, 
Lynne  Croft,  Karen  Dixon,  Janet  Kane,  Yvonne  Blaylock! 
Norma  Blake.  Third  row  (1  to  r):  Nanette  Hinckley,  Shirley 
Nordgren,  Margene  Petersen,  Carol  Pulley,  Karen  Hard- 
wick,  Joyce  Green,  Zetta  Lee,  Carolyn  Whittaker,  Beverly 
Armstrong,  Ev  McKnight,  Elaine  Sabin,  Marcia  Musser, 
Shirley  Smith,  Verda  Kemper,  Ela  Dee  Thornley.  Fourth 
row  (1  to  r):  Marlene  Corak,  Judy  Petersen,  Emaline 
Skidmore,  Alyce  Giles,  Vira  Murphy,  Rella  Sproiil,  Cheryl 
Armstrong,  Gloria  Anderson,  Aria  Clegg,  Susanne  Pal- 
mer, Gloria  Norr,  Donna  Redd,  Patty  Jo  Ward,  Mary  Anne 
Keeler,  Adele  Neilson. 


From  275  applicants  this  year  were  chosen  65  members 
of  the  Women's  Chorus,  organized  by  Norman  R.  Gul- 
brandsen  in  1953.  Selected  for  poise  and  charm  as  well 
as  for  beauty  of  voice  and  music  ability,  the  group  per- 
formed throughout  Utah,  and  participated  in  the  Music 
Dept.  Christmas  Program,  Spring  Concert  and  appeared 
at  many  stake  conferences  and  student  assemblies. 


Notes  of  pure  gold  melt  into  the  glory  of  crescending  sounds  .  .  . 


Director  of  the  Women's 
Chorus,  Norman  R.  Gul- 
brandsen  has  established 
himself  in  the  field  of  vocal 
pedagogy  and  choral  con- 
ducting. In  1956  he  was  bari- 
tone soloist  in  the  perform- 
ance of  the  oratorio,  "Bel- 
shazzar's  Feast",  a  produc- 
tion subsequently  recorded 
for  commercial  distribution. 


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University  Chorale  in  alphabetical  order:  K.  Abbott,  A. 
Alder,  R.  Allen,  E.  Allphin,  K.  Andersen,  C.  Anderson,  D. 
Anderson,  V.  Anderson,  A.  Marlon  Andrus,  E.  Armstrong, 
S.  Askby,  C.  Ashton,  M.  Gay  Austin,  W.  Baker,  B.  Barney, 
D.  Barney,  G.  Bartley,  D.  Bates,  G.  Becenti,  M.  Beckstead, 
C.  Bell,  R.  Benson,  L.Berland,  D.  Beutler,  B.  Bird,  T.  Black, 
B.  Blackett,  S.  Bodily,  N.  Boley,  S.  Bourne,  F.  Bremer,  N. 
Broadbent,  M.  Brown,  J.  Brundage,  A.  Budge,  I.  Burnham, 
V.  M.  Burnham,  W.  Burris,  G.  Bush,  D.  Byers,  J.  Cannon, 
M.  Christensen,  S.  Christensen,  B.  Christison,  M.  Christen- 
son,  E.  Craythorn,  D.  Crockett,  D.  Crow,  G  Crow,  D.  Crow- 
ther,  R.  Cushing,  D.  DaGrade,  C.  Dance,  G.  Day,  R.  Day,  D. 


Dean,  A.  Denning,  L.  Dennis,  K.  Derrick,  A.  Dunford,  J.  Ed- 
gar, G.  Ellis,  C.  Fagg,  S.  Ferrill,  L.  Fielding,  M.  Fish,  L.  M. 
Fletcher,  D  Folder,  SaDonna  Frederick,  T.  Gallagher,  D. 
Garrett,  K.  Giles,  B.  Green,  C.  Green,  M.  Green,  D.  Griffin, 
D.  Grimcmd,  B  Grotegut,  D.  Goss,  J.  Gunn,  S.  Hackley,  L. 
Halles,  J.  Hall,  M.  Hammond,  P.  Hanchett,  M.  Hansen,  D. 
Hansen,  K.  Hardy,  J.  Harrison,  JoAnn  Haslam,  P.  Haws, 
LeRoy  Heaton,  Judith  Henrie,  J.  Holm,  R.  Horsley,  C.  Hug- 
gins,  M.  Huss,  D.  James,  E.  Jensen,  J.  Jensen,  C.  Johns, 
J.  Johnson,  J.  Johnson,  R.  Johnson,  S.  See  Johnson,  M.  Jones, 
J.  Kapp,  T.  Keele,  B.  Keiser,  P.  Kelly,  M.  Larsen,  S.  Larsen, 
D.  Larson,  B.  LeBaron,  V.  Ann  Lenroot,  C.  Lindberg,  L. 


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University  Chorale  is  one  of  the  largest  musical  organi- 
zations on  campus  and  is  open  to  all  students  without 
audition.  In  addition  to  meeting  on  Mondays,  Wednes- 
days and  Fridays,  Chorale  members  attend  Oratorio 
Choir  rehearsals  every  Tuesday.  Under  the  direction  of 
Ralph  Woodward  the  Chorale  had  a  satisfying  year  of 
activity.  Autumn  quarter  the  Chorus  sang  "The  Hun- 
dredth Psalm"  at  a  devotional  assembly,  and  also  par- 
ticipated in  the  Christmas  Concert  in  December,  with 


other  musical  organizations.  They  sang  "A  Christmas 
Cantata"  accompanied  by  the  BYU  Symphony  Orches- 
tra. Many  of  the  Chorale  members  participated  on  the 
Christmas  Television  Program.  Winter  quarter,  the  Uni- 
versity Chorale  took  part  in  the  Brigham  Young  Uni- 
versity Stake  fireside,  singing,  "Sing  Unto  the  Lord". 
Students  attending  assemblies  also  heard  the  chorus 
sing  "Morning  Hymn"  and  "Jesus, Word  of  God  Incar- 
nate". 


Lyman,  J.  Madsen,  J.  Madsen,  E.  Maloy,  D.  May,  J.  Mayer, 
E.  McCauley,  S.  McNeil,  B.  Vande  Merive,  G.  Merrill,  d 
Mickelsen,  C.  Middaugh,  A.  Miller,  M.  Monson,  M.  Mon- 
son,  S.  Morley,  N.  Ann  Morrell,  C.  Mortensen,  P.  Morten- 
sen,  J.  Mott,  M  Murphy,  A.  Neal,  M.  Neely,  G.  Nelson,  R 
Voe  Nelson,  S.  Ness,  S.  Nielsen,  J.  Nims,  C.  Niman  I 
Oliver,  B.  Olson,  H.  Olson,  K.  Olson,  S.  Oswald,  J.  Page, 
K.  Peck,  C.  Penrod,  E.  Peterson,  S.  Phillips,  E.  Pond,  B.  Pul- 
sipher, R.  Query,  N.  Ray,  N.  Ray,  T.  Reid,  J.  Ruvell,  J.- 
Richards, M.  Richter,  F.  Robertson,  D.  Rockwood,  E.  Rock- 
wood,  .  Roland,  G.  Roper,  C  Ross,  R.  Roswall,  P.  Rowley, 
R.  Rummber,  J.  Rushton,  R.  Safster,  H.  Sanderson,  M.  Sar- 


gent, K.  Senzee,  K.  Shaw,  D.  Shimoda,  V.  Shuey,  G.  Sham- 
way,  D.  Skriver,  A.  Smart,  A.  Smith,  L.  Smith,  H.  Sparks, 
G.  Stable,  J.  Starlin,  S.  Stewart,  D.  Stimpson,  L.  Stoddard, 
M.  Stokes,  C.  Sulivan,  P.  Swainston,  S.  Swenson,  L.  Tan- 
ner, A.  Tingey,  D.  Thompson,  J.  Thompson,  Mary  Threet, 
C.  Tippetts,  P.  Trimmell,  E.  Turner,  S.  Van  Scyoc,  A.  Wof- 
finden,  L.  Walker,  L.  Walker,  W.  Walker,  K.  Wallace,  D.' 
Wangsgard,  R.  Ward,  L.  Washburn,  M.  Watts,  M.  Webb, 
C.  Westenskow,  J.  Westring,  S.  Whitaker,  M.  White,  N. 
Whitehead,  M.  Whiting,  M.  Whiting,  M.  Wilson,  B.  Withe- 
row,  P.  Zinn. 


During  Spring  quarter,  the  Chorale  joined  with  the  other  cam- 
pus choruses,  under  the  direction  of  John  R.  Halliday  and 
Don  Earl  to  sing  for  a  special  assembly  and  for  General  Con- 
ference in  Salt  Lake  City  on  April  4th.  Included  in  their 
presentation  were,  "Psalm  150",  "Oh,  Say  What  Is  Truth?" 
"Oh,  My  Father",  "Send  Forth  Thy  Spirit",  "Allelujah  Christ 
Is  Risen",  and  "How  Beautiful  Are  The  Feet  of  Him".  In 
May,  the  University  Chorale  and  Oratorio  Choir  presented  a 
Spring  Concert.  Gary  L.  Roper  and  Melvin  G.  Wilson  assist- 
ed Professor  Woodward  during  the  year,  as  student  manag- 
ers. Delma  Grigg  was  pianist  for  the  organization. 


Ralph  Woodward,  di- 
rector of  University 
Chorale  and  Oratorio 
Choir,  inspired  mem- 
bers of  the  group 
with  his  outstanding 
musical  knowledge 
and  ability,  his  sense 
of  humor  and  his  pa- 
tience. 


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Front  row  (1  to  r)  Patricia  Henrie,  Jorge  Kemeny,  Nancy 
Bomen.Karen  Polly,  Betty  Ann  Hoover,  Lee  Ann  Vander- 
iord,  Barbara  Jo  Allen,  Mary  Safsten.  Second  row  (1  to  r) 
Merrill  Johnson,  Barbara  Jean  Barry,  Jeanette  Hunt,  Carol 
Forslund,  Carol  Halliday,  Mary  Ellen  Cornwall,  Kenneth 


Jensen,  Naomi  Boyer,  Jenie  Decker,  Prof.  Quentin  Nord- 
gren,  June  Dahle,  Mary  Alice  Monson.  Third  row  (1  to  r) 
Briant  Davis,  Cleone  Cheney,  K.  Lynn  Paul,  Alden  Cros- 
by, Mary  Louise  Jacob,  Don  DaGrade,  Marvin  Jenkins, 
Bill  Washburn,  Larry  Merrill,  Prof.  Jacob  Bos,  Lawrel  Deck- 


SympJiony  Orchestra 

Brigham  Young  University  Symphony  Orchestra  is  one 
of  the  most  versatile  musical  organizations  on  campus. 
It  participates  with  choral  units  at  devotional  assem- 
blies, the  music  department's  Music  for  Christmas  pro- 
gram, and  annual  Oratorio,  presented  in  the  fieldhouse 
each  spring.  The  orchestra  performs  the  important  ser- 
vice of  giving  outstanding  young  artists  of  the  Brigham 
Young  University  the  opportunity  of  appearing  as  solo- 
ist with  full  symphony  orchestra  accompaniment.  This 
past  year,  five  artist-students  of  the  university  were  ac- 
corded this  privilege.  This  group  is  one  of  the  main  tour- 
ing musical  groups  of  the  university,  having  appeared 
in  concerts  in  almost  every  city  of  importance  through- 
out the  entire  west,  as  well  as  on  campus. 


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Sweet  music  a  background  to  song. 

Music  pleasantly  grasps  its  adherent 


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er,  Prof.  Harold  Laycock,  Olive  Montori,  Lynn  Shurtleff, 
Jack  Morris,  Karen  Ogden,  Selene  Sandberg,  Loya  Vance. 
Fourth  row  (1  to  r)  Carita  Stroble,  Glenna  Jennings,  JoAnn 
Long,  Eugene  Jensen,  Sonia  Peterson,Glenna  Stahle,  Helen 
Dunn,  Carleton  Whelchel,  Floyd  Murphy.Clifford  Madsen, 
Janet  Anderson,  LeRoy  Gibbons,  Tony  Thurber,  Leon  Bad- 


ham,  Douglas  Perry,  Lamar  Twitchell,  Allen  Watson,  Mitzi 
Towle,  Bryce  LeBaron,  Sharron  Ward,  Irene  Webb,  Wayne 
Wood,  Mary  Ann  Merrill,  Barbara  Nelson,  Elaine  Jennings, 
Dixie  Thomson,  Lurean  Dennison.  Fifth  row,  Robert  Camp- 
bell, Dee  Woods,  Laurie  Blomquist. 


Lawrence  Sardoni,  con- 
ductor of  the  Orchestra, 
who  has  built  it  into  one 
of  the  most  outstanding 
university  orchestras  in 
America.  He  has  appeared 
as  guest  conductor  of  or- 
chestras in  Colorado,  Ida- 
ho, Montana  and  Oregon. 


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Row  1  (1  to  r):  Bill  Washburn,  Patricia  Larsen,  Marvin  Gay, 
Jack  Rushton,  Linda  Callister,  Marilyn  McMeen,  Joyce 
Snow,  Mary  Ellen  Cornwall. 

Row  2:  Marvin  Jenkins,  Frosty  Duerden,  Arlene  Mayberry, 
Robert  Bowden,  Janice  Fife,  Don  DaGrade,  Jeanne  Millar, 
Kenneth  Jensen,     Roxcmna  Day,     Naomi  Boyer,     Patricia 


Concert  Band 


A  high  honor  was  accorded  to  the  Concert  Band  this  year 
when  an  invitation  was  extended  by  the  largest  group  of 
music  teachers  in  the  United  States  for  the  Band  to  appear 
at  the  Music  Educators  National  Conference  in  Los  An- 
geles. The  Concert  Band,  directed  by  Ralph  G.  Laycock, 
also  made  a  three  day  tour  of  Utah  and  Idaho  in  Decem- 
ber 1957.  Assemblies,  Christmas  Concert  and  concerts  at 
South  High,  Salt  Lake  City,  Lincoln  Junior  High,  Orem,  and 
Provo  High  filled  a  busy  schedule  for  this  group  of  talented 
musicians. 


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Brighton,  LaRue  Barms,  Janet  Grigg,  Delma  Grigg,  Janice 
Capp,  Mary  Oveson,  Jaque  Meiling. 

ROW  3:  Robert  Campbell,  Adele  Haynie,  David  Thyne, 
Ada  Barlow,  Hal  Tucker,  Leon  Ericksen,  Beverly  Painter, 
Bruce  Whitening,  Nancy  Carey,  Marian  Anderson,  Laurie 
Blonquist,  Nancy  Deputy,  LeRoy  Gibbons,  Janet  Anderson, 


Music  is  one  of  the  fairest  gifts  of  God. 

The  poetry  of  music  blends  into  har 
mony  as  musicians  play  their  instru 
ments. 


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Howard  Moffitt,  Paul  Day,  Dale  Hardy,  Michael  Kirkham. 
Row  4:  Grady  Edenfield,  Irene  Webb,  JoAnn  Zirbel,  Creig 
McAurthor,  Bob  Gene  Dayley,  Marriner  Beckstead,  Clif- 
ford Madsen,  Tracy  Rollins,  Charleton  Whelchel,  Larry 
Bastion,  Jay  Terry,  Cornelia  Bales,  Gene  Smith. 


Row  5:  K-Lynn  Paul,  Larry  King,  Robert  James,  Lamar  Lay- 
ton,  Russell  Fadley,  Dougles  Perry,  Larry  Wright,  Paul 
Mortensen,  Leon  Badham,  Scott  Schwab,  Ed  Yeager,  Roy 
Tidwell,  Bill  Broadbent. 
Not  present:  Evan  Winters,  Robert  Warnick. 


Prof.  Ralph  Laycock,  con- 
ductor of  the  Band.  He 
achieved  success  when 
the  Band's  performance  at 
the  National  Convention 
of  Music  Educators  Con- 
ference in  Los  Angeles  this 
year,  was  acclaimed  by 
music  lovers  as  an  out- 
standing event. 


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"He  plays  like  a  god,  makes  the 
Strad  sing  as  an  angel,"  a  New 
York  paper  said  of  Zino  Frances- 
catti,  who  appeared  at  BYU  Janu- 
ary  27. 


Fernando  Germani,  one  of  the 
world's  most  discriminating  organ 
virtuosi  and  a  devout  interpreter, 
performed  November  25. 


Spanish-born  Amparo  Iturbi,  one 
of  the  most  gracious  and  talented 
keyboard  artists  to  appear  at  BYU. 


Jose  Greco,  with  25  dancers,  sing- 
ers and  musicians,  presented  fas- 
cinating festival  and  dances  of  the 
Canary  Islands. 


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Herald  R.  Clark,  director  of  Lyceums,  is  the  man  who  has  patiently 
built  the  pathway  for  noted  singers,  dancers,  and  musicians  to  come 
to  the  Brigham  Young  University.  Regularly,  throughout  the  year, 
famed  artists  trek  westward  from  world  centers,  to  present  programs 
of  unexcelled  quality  to  students,  visitors,  and  residents  of  Provo.  The 
friendliness  of  BYU  and  the  charming  courtesy  shown  to  visiting  ar- 
tists by  Prof.  Clark  and  his  committee  is  rewarded  by  artists  wel- 
coming the  opportunity  to  appear  more  than  once  on  the  stage  of 
the  BYU  auditorium  or  fieldhouse.  Student  appreciation  of  musical 
art  is  thus  developed,  an  appreciation  which  colors  the  life  of  the 
student  through  all  his  activities,  by  deepening  the  perceptions  for 
the  finer  nuances  of  artistry.  Among  the  celebrated  artists  appearing 
this  year  were:  the  Utah  Symphony  Orchestra;  Zino  Francescatti, 
violinist;  Jose  Greco  and  his  dance  company;  Blanche  Thebom,  sing- 
er of  operatic  aries;  Marias  and  Miranda,  folk  song  interpreters; 
Amparo  Iturbi,  incomparable  artist  of  the  piano;  Leonard  Warren, 
baritone;  Fernando  Germani,  organist;  Gina  Bachauer,  and  Gary 
Graffman,  pianists. 


Highlight  of  the  BYU-Community  Concert  Series,  the  Utah  Symphony  Orches- 
tra, conducted  by  Maurice  Abravanel,  performed  before  an  enthusiastic 
160  audience  Nov.  18,  playing  Brahms'  "Academic  Festival  Overture",  Stravin- 
sky's "Petrouchka  Ballet  Suite",  and  Tchaikovsky's  "Symphony  No.  4  in  F. 
Minor." 


The  Concordia  Choir,  directed  by 
Paul  J.  Christiansen,  presented  a 
special  concert  in  the  Fieldhouse. 


Gina  Bachauer,  Greek  pianist,  pre- 
sented a  program  of  outstanding 
beauty  in  the  Smith  Auditorium 
April  16. 


Metropolian  Opera  Star,  Blanche 
Thebom,  hailed  as  "Met's  most 
amazing  mezzo/'delighted  us  with 
operatic  arias. 


Warren's  dramatic  baritone  spell- 
bound music  lovers  at  his  concert 
on  January  20. 


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Anastasia 


Revolution,  princesses,  suicide  and  an  insane  asylum,  provide  the 
authentic  atmosphere  of  real  life  events  on  which  the  story  of  "Anas- 
tasia" is  based.  The  17-year  old  youngest  daughter  of  Czar  Nicholas 
of  Russia  reportedly  survived  the  shooting  of  the  royal  family  in  1918. 
Seriously  wounded,  she  was  smuggled  out  of  the  country,  but  tried 
to  commit  suicide  when  she  found  herself,  alone,  without  funds  or 
papers,  in  Berlin.  Her  rescue,  admittance  to  an  insane  asylum,  and 
subsequent  resognition,  set  the  scene  for  many  gripping  and  emotion- 
al moments  in  the  play,  which  was  directed  by  Dr.  Preston  R.  Gled- 
hill. 


Cast 


Anastasia  Martha  Adams 

Dowager  Empress  Merle  Schreiner 

Prince  Bounine  ..  Stan  Porter 

Chernov  Neal  Barth 

Petrovin Wayne  Elton 

Dr.  Serensky  Kay  Moon 

Sergei  Richard  Walsh 

Varya  Barbara  Luke 

Counselor  Drivinitz  Bill  Black 

The  Charwoman  Carol  Lynn  Wright 

Prince  Paul  Thomas  Macauley 

Baroness  Livenbaum  Lanene  Johnson 


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Loud  tied  Patrick 


Changing  from  the  soft  light  of  the  flaring  gas  jets  to  those  of  the  electric  era,  was 
a  problem  which  con  fronted  many  home-owners  at  the  turn  of  the  century.  "Loud 
Red  Patrick"  is  completely  in  favor  of  the  change,  but  he  faces  the  resistance  of  the 
eldest  of  his  four  daughters  who  is  in  love  with  a  young  executive  of  the  gas  com- 
pany. Loud  Red  Patrick's  daughters  have  inherited  some  of  his  fiery  quick  Irish 
temper  and  the  situations  in  which  the  family  and  friends  find  themselves  develop 
into  hilarious  comedy.  But  all  comes  out  happily  in  the  end.  The  play  was  directed 
by  Morris  M.  Clinger,  assistant  professor  of  Speech. 


Cast 


Patrick    Flanagan  Wayne  Elton 

Maggie  Flanagan Judith  Baxter 

Mary  Flanagan Judy  Nelson 

Rosalie  Flanagan  Lynne  Palmer 

Rita  Flanagan  Sharon  McGee 

Mr.  Finnegan  Carl  Markworth 

Mrs.  Gallup Margo  Barling 

Richard  O'Connor Gene  Hughes 

Ralph Ron  Olauson 


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Star  Wagon 


Cast 


Forced  by  two  thugs  to  use  his  invention,  the  star-wagon, 
Stephen  Minch,  in  the  Maxwell  Anderson  play,  "The 
Star-Wagon",  fearfully  sets  the  machine  in  motion  to  take 
him  backwards  into  his  youth.  "Martha  can  have  her 
celluloid  man,"  he  tells  his  friend  Manus.  "I'm  going  to 
marry  the  other  one  this  time."  For  he  had  reached  middle 
age,  content  with  the  full  and  satisfying  life  he  had  spent 
in  his  laboratory,  finding  things  better  than  money.  But 
he  discovered  that  his  wife,  Martha,  was  not  happy. 
Badgered  by  her  criticism,  sickened  by  his  boss'  bullying 
and  assisted  by  the  pressing  insistence  of  the  two  intrud- 
ers, he  takes  the  road  back  to  his  youth,  to  a  fresh  start 
from  the  cross-roads  and  a  new  destiny. 


Stephen  Minch   Thomas  F.  Macauley 

Manus  Wicks  Ray  Wilkinson 

Martha  Minch     Mary  Ann  Wood 

Duffy  Lynn  Gardiner 

Hollie Ann  Visscher 

Mrs.  Rutledge  Jeannette  Morrell 

Thugs  John  Beach 

Mardell  Topham 


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Julius  Caesar 


Shakespeare's  tragedy  in  five  acts,  "Julius  Cae- 
sar", was  presented  by  the  Brigham  Young  Uni- 
versity Theater.  Based  on  Plutarch's  lives  of 
Caesar,  Antony  and  Brutus,  the  action  covers  the 
conspiracy  led  by  Cassius  and  Brutus.  Cassius 
conceives  the  plot  against  Caesar,  partly  because 
he  was  jealous  and  partly  because  he  fears  a 
dictatorship.  Brutus,  because  he  loves  the  Roman 
republic  even  better  than  he  loves  Caesar,  re- 
luctantly joins  the  conspirators  who  murder  Cae- 
sar in  the  Senate  House.  In  a  great  speech  over 
Caesar's  body,  Marc  Antony  so  infuriates  the 
people  agains  the  assassins  that  they  are  driven 
from  Rome,  where  a  triumvate  of  Octavius,  An- 
tony, and  Ledipus  is  formed.  Brutus  and  Cassius 
go  to  Asia  Minor  and  join  forces  at  Sardis.  Brutus 
accuses  Cassius  of  taking  bribes,  there  is  a  quar- 
rel followed  by  a  reconciliation  and  the  news  of 
the  death  of  the  wife  of  Brutus,  Portia.  Meeting  the 
forces  of  Antony  and  Octavius  in  Macedonia, 
they  are  soundly  defeated. 


Cast 

Caesar Max  Golightly 

Brutus  Dick  Waite 

Cassius Tom  Macauley 

Marc  Antony Charles  Whitman 

Octavius  Caesar Ron  Olauson 

Calpurnia Carolyn  Juarez 

Portia  Martha  Christensen 


Blithe  Spirit 


Noel  Coward's  brilliant  comedy-farce  was  produced  at  the  Arena  Theater 
and  was  directed  by  Dr.  Harold  I.  Hansen,  chairman  of  Speech  and 
Dramatic  Arts.  Charles  Condomine,  wishing  to  learn  the  mysteries  of  the 
occult,  invites  to  his  home  a  medium,  who  obliges  by  bringing  back 
Charles'  first  wife,  much  to  Charles'  distress,  his  first  wife's  delight  and 
his  second  wife's  chagrin.  With  two  wives,  one  in  this  world,  and  the 
other  a"blithe  spirit,"  Charles  finds  himself  in  predicaments  which  cause 
the  complications  which  provide  the  action  in  the  play.  In  order  to  portray 
Elvira's  ghostly  movements  which  are  visible  only  to  Charles,  a  false 
wall  was  used  and  seating  arrangements  altered. 


Cast 

Charles  Condomine Charles  Whitman 

Ruth  Condomine  Carol  Lynn  Wright 

Elvira  Condomine Lynn  Ann  Taylor  Richards 

Madame  Arcati   Sally  Thome 

Dr.  Bradman Carl  Markworth  Jr. 

Mrs.  Bradman  Pat  Morgan 

Edith Barabra  Luke 


The  medium  concentrates  on  spirits  while  others  wait  for  a  manifestation  of  the  occult. 


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Complicated  situations  arise  when  a  blithe  spirit 
takes  a  hand  in  her  husband's  personal  affairs. 


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Angel  Street 


A  suspense  thriller  of  the  Victorian  era,  "Angel  Street,"  was 
an  Arena  Theater  presentation  by  the  BYU  Speech  Depart- 
ment. The  Arena  Theater  is  so  constructed  that  no  one  in  the 
audience,  which  surrounds  the  stage  in  ampitheater  style,  is 
more  than  15  ft.  from  the  center.  Angel  Street  depicts  the  slow 
torturing  of  his  wife  by  the  kindly  Mr.  Manningham  who,  by 
arranging  petty  aberrations,  accuses  his  wife  of  going  out 
of  her  mind,  as  her  mother  did.  While  he  is  absent,  a  kindly 
Inspector  of  Police  visits  the  house  and  is  able  to  convince 
Mrs.  Manningham  that  her  husband  is  a  maniacal  criminal, 
already  suspected  of  committing  murder  in  the  same  house, 
and  he  is  able  to  prove  that  Manningham  is  getting  ready  to 
dispose  of  his  wife.  The  game  then  begins  to  outwit  the  crimi- 
nal. Director  was  Dr.  Lael  J.  Woodbury;  designer,  Carl  White; 
tech.  dir.,  Robert  Struthers;  and  costumer,  Dorothy  Whitaker. 


Cast 

Mrs.  Manningham  Dorothy  Nielsen 

Mr.  Manningham  Wayne  Ayers 

Nancy  Judy  Nelson 

Elizabeth Susan  Lee  Ungermann 

Rough  Miller  Gardiner 


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The  wedding  of  Jean  Maclaren  and  Char- 
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Diane  Stevenson  and  tall  Ron  Carter. 


Brigadoon 


The  Scottish  drama,  Brigadoon,  added  a  bit  of  fantasy, 
song  and  dance  to  the  spring  dramatic  season.  Directed 
by  Dr.  Harold  I.  Hansen,  assisted  by  Don  Earl,  the  story 
unfolded  of  two  American  hunters  losing  their  way  in  the 
Scotch  Highlands  and  stumbling  into  the  land  of  Briga- 
doon, a  town  with  a  miracle.  The  musical,  written  by  Fred- 
erick Loewe  and  Allen  Jay  Lemer,  featured  such  hit  tunes 
as  "Waiting  For  My  Dearie,"  "The  Heather  on  the  Hill," 
and  "Almost  Like  Being  in  Love."  Special  sets  by  Jed  Rich- 
ardson provided  the  Scottish  atmosphere. 


Cast 


Jeff  Douglas  Ned  Hoopes 

Tommy  Albright  Lael  J.  Woodbury 

Meg  Brockie     Joan  Worsley 

Archie  Beaton Blaine  Huff 

Harry  Beaton    Charles  Whitman 

Andrew  MacLaren    LeRoy  Gibbons 

Fiona  MacLaren       Louise  Johnson 

Jean  MacLaren       Diane  Stevenson 

Charlie  Dalrymple      Ron  Carter 

Angus  ..  Carl  Markworth 

Mr.  Lundie  Dennis  Hollow 

Stuart  Dalrymple  Ron  Lee 

Jane  Jacquiline  DuBois,  Diana  Bell 

Frank Charles  Nackos 

Maggie Gerrie  Glover 


Two  American  hunters,  Lael 
Woodbury  and  Ned  Hoopes, 
find  themselves  lost  in  the 
Scotch  Highlands  and  ponder 
the  dilemma. 


Tommy  asks  old  Mr.  Lundie  about  the  miracle  of  Brigadoon  while  Jeff  stands  by. 


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The  Prince  and  the  Pauper 


Cast 


The  production  "The  Prince  And  The  Pauper",  was  pre- 
sented by  the  Youtheatre.  Adapted  from  the  novel  by 
Mark  Twain,  the  play  was  directed  by  Albert  O.  Mitchell. 
The  action  of  the  play  takes  place  at  the  time  of  the  death 
of  Henry  VIII  in  England,  when  Prince  Edward  is  14.  The 
young  prince  sees  a  pauper  boy  outside  the  palace  gates, 
and  trades  places  with  him  to  find  out  how  other  people 
live.  After  many  exciting  adventures  between  the  Prince 
and  the  Pauper,  everything  is  restored  to  order  with  a  most 
unusual  ending.  The  cast  of  the  Youtheatre  toured  the 
Rocky  Mountain  area  for  eleven  days.  The  play  was  pre- 
sented at  the  Rocky  Mountain  Theatre  Conference  at  Poca- 
tello,  Idaho.  Other  plays  presented  by  this  group  during 
the  year  were  "Penrod"  and  "The  Wizard  of  Oz." 


Tom  Canty Kristin  Mathews 

Prince  Edward Karen  Mathews 

Miles  Hendon Dean  McMahon 

John  Canty  Craig  Heesch 

Hugo  Farrell  Smith 

Priest  Max  Golightly 

Hertford  David  Coombs 

St.  John  Robert  Clark 

Ruffler  John  Beach 

Jezebel  Kay  McMahon 


Welcoming  the  prince  back. 


Surrounded  by  unbelieving  subjects  the  prince  admits  he  is  dressed  as  a  pauper. 


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Royalty 


Royalty  -  with  its  dreams 

Woven  of  precious  gemmed  crowns 

And  richly  colored  cloaks 

Edged  with  ermine, 

And  thrones  and  princes  and  princesses 

And  palaces  centuries  old 

Where  fairytale  towers 

Point  up  into  the  sky, 

And  richly  gilded  coaches 

With  gaily  coated  footmen 

And  horses  white  as  snow. 

But  Reality  places  diadems 

On  those  whose  actions  come 

From  their  pure  and  simple  hearts. 


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Royalty  of  BYU 


We  read  of  ancient  legends,  which  have  come  down  through  the  ages 

To  emphasize  the  worth,  in  nation,  land  or  clime — 

Of  our  most  precious  possessions,  the  maidens  pure  and  sweet 

Whose  characters  are  firm  and  whose  loyalties  are  complete. 

So  in  crowning  these  young  ladies,  as  Queen  of  this  or  that 

The  students  pay  a  tribute  to  all  coeds  of  BYU. 


Homecoming  Queen,  Diane  Stevenson,  daughter  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Stanley  W.  Stevenson  of  San  Gabriel,  Calif. 
Diane  reigned  over  Homecoming  Week  activities  with  a 
charm  and  grace  which  has  made  her  a  favorite  with 
everyone. 


On  the  eve  of  her  nineteenth  birthday  Pat  Murchie  re- 
ceived the  crown  of  "Miss  Sophomore"  at  the  Sopho- 
more Loan  Fund  Ball.  The  red  haired  beauty  comes 
from  Long  Beach,  California,  and  is  a  member  of  Cami 
Los  social  unit.  She  was  sponsored  by  Val  Hyric. 


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Chosen  to  reign  as  Banyan  Queen  was  Dorothy 
McGraw,  of  Medford,  Ore.  Dorothy,  a  junior,  is 
majoring  in  physical  education  and  has  danced 
in  Fieldhouse  Frolics  and  road  shows.  She  was 
crowned  at  Banyan  Ball. 

Snow  Queen  for  1958  was  Marilyn  Woodward  from 
Seattle,  Wash.  A  junior,  majoring  in  English,  merry- 
eyed  Marilyn  reigned  over  the  Snow  Carnival  Week's 
"Tyrolean  Olympiad"  activities  with  Snow  King  Regi- 
nald Coultas. 


Janice  Babcock  was  chosen  from  70  entrants  for  the 
coveted  honor  of  "Belle  of  the  Y",  the  ideal  BYU  coed. 
Janice  hails  from  Reno,  Nevada,  and  was  awarded  the 
crown  for  excelling  in  talents  as  well  as  for  beauty, 
poise  and  personality. 


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Friendliest  boy  and  girl  on  campus,  were  Webb 
Crockett  and  Beverly  Broadbent,  The  contest  is 
sponsored  by  the  Banyan,  and  the  President  and 
Vice  President  of  the  ASBYU  received  the  awards 
at  the  Banyan  Assembly. 


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lities 


Throughout  the  year,  as  in  all  years,  some  personalities  on  campus 
stand  out  as  symbols  of  those  whom  they  represent.  In  these  pages  the 
Banyan  has  tried  to  picture  those  whom  you  will  remember,  some  for 
their  activities,  some  for  their  beauty  and  graciousness,  and  others  for 
their  sincere  friendliness. 


Janis  Hull,  Associated  Women's 
President,  has  attended  BYU  on  a 
scholarship  since  her  frosh  year.  She 
has  been  a  Sunday  School  teacher 
in  the  6th  ward  since  the  formation 
of  the  BYU  Stake. 

Diane  Hatch,  one  of  the  most  outstanding  stu- 
dents of  the  year  with  a  grade  point  average 
of  3.92.  Her  major  is  physics  pre-med.  She  was 
NSA  co-ordinator  and  Utah  regional  chairman 
of  NSA.  She  also  received  the  Val  Hyric  award 
for  outstanding  ability. 


Phillip  Koldewyn,  a  senior  from  San  Bernadino, 
Calif.,  plans  on  working  toward  a  Ph.D  in 
Spanish  language  and  literature  at  the  Univer- 
sity of  California,  in  Berkeley.  Phil  has  been 
active  in  student  government  as  a  member  of 
several  committees. 


Diane  Stevenson,  a  California  co-ed,  and  Homecoming 
Queen  for  1957.  Diane  was  Banyan  Queen  in  1957. 


Georgeanna  Ward,  one  of  the  most  likeable  per- 
sonalities on  campus.  Georgeanna  is  president  of  the 
Y.  C's  and  of  the  AWS  for  1959.  She  is  senior  resi- 
dent at  Heritage  Halls,  and  is  on  the  Junior  Prom 
committee. 


Lavon  Boyenger,  a  marketing  major  with  a 
minor  in  art.  Art  Editor  of  the  Wye  Magazine, 
he  is  president  of  the  Art  Guild  and  was  one 
of  sixty  top  advertising  students  in  the  nation 
selected  to  attend  "Inside  Advertising  Week" 
in  New  York  City. 


Roger  Victor,  second  vice-president  of  ASBYU 
and  an  active  worker  in  student  affairs.  He  was 
a  Vice-Duke  of  the  IK's  for  the  year  1956-57  and 
Junior  Prom  chairman  in.  1957.  He  was  also  a 
member  of  the  Senate  during  the  year  1955-56. 
A  member  of  the  Third  Ward,  Roger  is  in  the 
Elders  Quorum  Presidency,  and  besides  taking 
part  in  the  many  activities  of  the  church  and 
school,  he  works  in  downtown  Provo. 


Richard  A.  Hunter,  President  of  the  Senate,  is  a  pre-law 
student  from  Arcadia,  California.  Active  in  school  af- 
fairs, Rich  was  a  senator  in  his  freshman  year  and  also 
chairman  for  the  Snow  Carnival  Dance.  He  is  also  a 
Sunday  School  teacher. 


Beverly  Broadbent,  first  vice  president  of 
the  ASBYU,  plans  to  teach  after  graduat- 
ing. Voted  "Friendliest  Girl  of  the  Year", 
Beverly  belongs  to  the  O.S.  Trovata  social 
unit  and  was  named  "Outstanding  Spon- 
sor of  the  Year  1956",  by  the  ROTC  Spon- 
sor Corps.  She  enjoys  walking,  creative 
writing,  classical  music  and  skiing. 


Michael  Kirkham,  a  member  of  the  Varsity  Band,  the  Con- 
cert Band,  Freshman  Orientation  Committee,  Sophomore 
Loan  Fund  Ball  Committee,  Chairman  of  the  "Belle  of  the  Y" 
Week.  His  activities  in  the  Church  include  being  a  member 
of  the  Elders'  Quorum  Presidency,  and  between  times  he  is 
enrolled  in  the  College  of  Commerce. 


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Kay  Sundwall,  freshman  from  Mur- 
ray, Utah,  is  President  of  Junior  AWS 
Council,  history  and  research  editor 
Banyan,  and  went  to  Germany  last 
summer  as  a  foreign  exchange  stu- 
dent. 


Norman  E.  King,  Vice  Chairman 
of  the  Honor  Council,  and  active  in 
areas  pertaining  to  speech,  being 
speech  director  of  BYU  Stake.  Nor- 
man is  a  student  teacher  and 
takes  a  keen  interest  in  drama. 


Ron  Safsten,  sophomore  from  Blaine, 
Wash.,  and  the  campus  publicity 
man,  whose  sense  of  humor  and 
friendliness  won  many  friends.  Ac- 
tive in  his  class,  the  Banyan  and 
Universe  as  well  as  committees,  he 
also  found  time  for  the  fair  sex. 


Nan  Greene,  a  freshman,  is  a  member  of  Junior  AWS 
Council,  and  chairman  of  one  of  the  sub-committees  of 
the  Destiny  Fund.  Active  in  the  MIA,  she  is  Junior  Gleaner 
teacher.  Nan's  cheerful  and  smiling  personality  has  won 
her  many  friends  during  her  first  year  at  the  university. 


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Webb  Crockett,  Studentbody  President  and  a  member  of  the 
BYU  Stake  High  Council.  He  served  on  a  mission  for  the 
Church  of  Jesus  Christ  of  Latter-day  Saints  in  the  northern 
states,  serving  as  second  counselor  of  the  mission.  He  was 
voted  "Friendliest  Boy  of  the  Year". 


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That  bat  looks  mighty  handy 

As  if  it's  organized 

For  use 

Upon  some  hapless  victim 

Whom  he  spies. 

I  see  his  eyelids  quiver 

Though  he  pretends  to  sleep 

And  I  know 

A  smile  lurks  under 

Those  lips  so  firmly  closed 

To  break  forth  in  friendly  greeting 

To  everyone  he  knows. 


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Inter-Organizational  Council 


The  Inter-Organizational  Council  is  comprised  of  all  the  presi- 
dents of  student  organizations  on  campus.  The  six  areas  are, 
service,  social,  honorary,  department,  religious  and  geo- 
graphical. Through  the  IOC,  students  form  the  rules  and  the 
constitution,  and  any  violation  of  the  rules  is  handled  by 
the  IOC  court  system.  The  purposes  of  the  Council  are,  to 
coordinate  the  activities  of  all  student  organizations  and  to 
promote  student  interest  in  the  various  groups  applicable  to 
their  interests  and  choice,  and  to  provide  a  central  point 
where  leaders  of  organizations  can  receive  help  and  informa- 


tion, keep  their  records  and  receive  mail  pertaining  to  the 
organization  in  which  they  are  active.  The  IOC  also  plans 
and  organizes  Student  Organization  Week  in  the  Fall.  Plans 
are  well  under  way  for  the  production  and  distribution  next 
year,  of  a  booklet  on  student  organizations,  to  each  new  stu- 
dent. This  booklet  will  detail  the  aims  and  purposes  of  each 
of  the  140  student  organizations  on  campus,  in  which  ap- 
proximately half  of  the  students  attending  the  university 
take  part. 


Inter-Organizational  Council  members:  (front  row)  Phil  Koldewyn,  Lee  Ann  Vanderford,  Craig  Carpenter,  (back  row)  Barrie 
McKay,  Kent  Butterfield,  Bob  Lawton,  George  Chournos. 

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Making  plans  for  Rush  Week  during  winter  quarter  are  IOC  committeemen 
Hal  Hatch,  Brother  Paul  Felt,  Steve  Craig  and  Deanna  Duffin. 


Inter-Organizational  Chairmen:  (front  row,  1  to  r)  Sherrie  Harger,  Deanna  Duffin,  Jan  Nims.  (back  row)  Bob  Roberts,  Gene 
Jones,  and  Jay  Olpin. 


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Alcyone 


Alcyone  Social  Unit,  organized  in  1952,  began 
the  year  with  their  annual  "Woodhues"  fall 
dance.  Their  Homecoming  float  won  third  place 
for  beauty.  The  unit, together  with  Delta  Phi, 
presented  a  Christmas  assembly  to  the  stu- 
dentbody.  Other  activities  included  helping 
with  the  blood  drive,  subbing  for  Santa,  invi- 
tationals  with  Tausigs  and  Delta  Phi,  the  din- 
ner dance  held  at  the  Salt  Lake  Country  Club, 
and  participating  in  the  Snow  Carnival  and 
Songfest.  A  traditional  Hawaiian  Luau  with 
Athenians  was  also  held.  Alcyone  added  to 
its  honors  .trophies  earned  at 
the  Freshman  Carnival  for 
the  best  booth  and  the  largest 
profit,  and  trophies  awarded 
to  them  by  Vol  Hyric  social 
unit  for  "Miss  Venus"  and 
best  pledge  skit.  The  unit 
worked  hard  to  support  its 
aims  of  friendship,  know- 
ledge, and  spirituality. 

President: 
Carol  Rasmussen 


Hobo  antics  at  a  party  provided  lots  of  fun. 


Four  new  pledges  pose  together  at  formal  initiation. 


Atkinson,  Shirlene 
Atwood,    Marguretta 
Barrow,    Klee 
Beckstead,  Leda  S. 
Bennion,  Joan 
Bingham,   Jeraldine 
Bridge,  Mary  Jo 


Brown,  Marlene 
Crose,  Carrol  L. 
Davis,   Betty  Fay 
Edgar,  Janice  L. 
Evans,  Georgia 
Gardner,  Janet  A. 
Gerrard,  Judy  Norene' 


Gee,  Janet  Anne 
Gurr,  Kathy  Ann 
Harris,  VaNieta 
Henderson,  Cecil  H. 
Hiltbrand,  Ann 
Holmes,  Carol  June 
Hunt,  Jeanette  R. 


Jeppson,  Annalee 
Jennens,  Dona  F. 
Jeppsen,  Shara  Lee 
Johnson,  Linda  Rae 
Johnson,  Norma  May 
Johnston,  Pat 
Josie,  Sonia 


Kawai,  Veda  C 
Kuykendall,  Kathy 
Lambert,   Joan 
Lindgerg,  Cheryl 
Loomis,  Nadine 
Mansuy,  Frances 
Matthews,  Dixie  Can 


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The  butterfly  motif  of  the  Alcyone  Homecoming  float  gave  the  appearance  of  graceful  flight. 


/fulhem,    Arleene 
/loody,  Dorene  N. 
Jelson,  Barbara  Jean 
Jims,  Janet  R. 
)penshaw,  Mary  Louise 
(ay,    Kathyleen 
loberts,  Linda  L. 


lencher,  Lureen 
lobins,  Elna  Lorene 
;ockwood,  Daisy  B. 
.ockwood,  Dorothy  D. 
:ockwood,  Eleanor  B. 
andstrom,   Joan  E. 
himoda,  Donna  A. 


chipper,  Donna 
mith,  Reva 
tead,  Diane 
teele,  Sharon  Kay 
itevens,  Carole 
tevens,  Sherre 
owns,  Diane  C. 


anner,  Phyllis  Ann 
utile,   Ruth 
an  Dam,  Gloria 
andergrift,   Carol   Sue 
fade,  Venis  Kay 
/ardleigh,    Helen   L. 
Whipple,  Connie  I. 


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Ath 


enians 

The  Athenian  Social  Unit  is  one  of  the  largest 
men's  units  on  campus.  Organized  in  January 
of    1952,   it   aims   to   foster,   aid   and   promote 
fellowship  and  brotherhood  among  its  mem- 
bers;  and  to  provide  social  entertainment  in 
keeping  with  BYU  standards.  The  unit  partici- 
pated in  all  intramurals,  sponsored  the  appear- 
ance  of  the   Debonnettes,   a  marching   group 
from  Nevada,  gained  third  place  in  the  Snow 
Carnival,  and  put  on  an  assembly  with  Cami 
Los  social  unit.  Highlight  of  year  was  traditional 
"Dixie  Ball"  held  in  Memory- 
Grove.  Participation  was  ac- 
tive in  firesides  and  unit  get- 
togethers  and  in  exchanges 
with  Cami  Los,  Val  Nom,  To- 
Kalon,    Cougarettes,    O.    S. 
Trovata    and    Kappa    Debs. 
The  unit  also   competed  in 
the  Songfest. 
President: 
Marvin  Wrtgley 


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The  Athenian  float  in  the  Homecoming  parade. 


Adamson,  Edwin 
Anderson,  Gary 
Arbogast,  Mike 
Bates,  Wayne 
Baer,   Doug 
Baker,  Calvin 
Bergeson,  Scott 


Berry,  David 
Birkland,  Gary 
Bolander,  Giles 
Bowen,  Pat 
Brown,  James 
Brown,  Larry 
Bums,  Keith 


Callaway,  Del 
Callaway,  Lowell 
Carlson,  Thayne 
Carter,  Walt 
Christensen,  David 
Christensen,  Herbert 
Davis,  Jack 


Dickerson,  Larry 
Dockstader,   Bruce 
Evans,  Gary 
Frame,  Jerry 
Fuller,  Robert 
Giauque,  David 
Goodrich,  Roger 


Groberg,  Richard 
Hart,  James 
Hopkinson,  Richard 
Hunsaker,  Glen 
Jensen,  Larry 
Larson,   Byron 
Justesen,  McRae 


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The  Athenian  Unit's  enty  in  the  Snow  Sculpture  Contest,  in  front  of  McKay  Building. 


Lewis,  J.  Wayne 
Lowry,  H.  Clay 
Marshall,  Charles 
McKeen,  Howard 
Moor,  Bruce 
Moore,  Mike 
Moore,  Warren 


Novakovich,  Steve 
Rogers,  Clark 
Scholes,  Robert 
Schultz,  Ronald 
Scott,  Allen 
Sheets,  Lekmd 
Sedgwick,  Donald 


Slade,  Dion 
Smith,  Steve 
Smouse,  George 
Sorenson,  Kenneth 
Sorensen,  Lund 
Taylor,   Richard 
Webber,  Rick 


Westfall,  Ron 
Whiffen,  Hank 
White,  Wendell 
Williamson,   Richard 
Wootton,   E.   Gareth 
Wrigley,  Karl 


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Brigadier 


Since  its  organization  in  1931  with 
only  six  members  the  Brigadier  Soc- 
ial Unit  has  developed  into  a  close 
knit  social  organization,  with  the  aim 
to  promote  among  its  members  a 
fellowship  and  brotherhood  which  as- 
sists their  development  in  intellec- 
tual pursuits  and  religious  activity.  A 
full  social  calendar  kept  all  mem- 
bers busy  with  exchanges  with 
Tokalon,  Sponsors,  Cami  Los  and 
Kappa  Debs.  Also  the  Brigadiers 
teamed  with  the  Ri  Veda  and  Kap- 
pa Debs  units  to  present  an  assem- 
bly in  January.  During  Winter  quar- 
ter the  highlight  social  event  was  the 
annual  Bowery  Brawl  and  in  the 
spring  members  and  their  friends 
enjoyed  exchanges,  weekly  parties 
and  canyon  party.  The  climax  of 
social  activities  was  the  dinner  dance 
at  the  Hotel  Utah's  Starlite  Gardens 
for  which  the  theme  was  "South  Sea 
Island  Magic."  The 
Brigs  interest  in 
intramurals  has 
become  traditional 
and  this  year  they 
aimed  for  the  Su- 
premacy Trophy. 

President: 
Bob   Anderson 


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The  Brigadiers — onlookers  to  a  "Seventh  Heaven"  with  their  Homecoming  floe 


Anderson,  Ronald 
Byers,  Kenneth 
DuPont,  Clyde 
Ellsworth,  D.  Kirk 
Fairbanks,   Grant 
Farr,  David 
Grotegut,  David 


Gutierrez,  Higinio 
Hale,  Boyd 
Hardy,  Richard 
Hewitt,  Harold 
Hilden,  H.  Gordon 
Hollingworth,  Brent 
Houston,  Ron 


Jensen,  Bruce 
Lewis,    Anthony 
McAffee,   Jerry 
Mclver,  Walter 
Neeley,  Jay 
Nelson,  Varry 
Palmer,  Glen 


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The  Brigadiers  aim  for  supremacy  in  intramurals. 


Brigadiers  won  a  prize  for  this  excellent  snow  sculpture. 


Palmer,  Kenley 
Paul,   K.   Lynn 
Reeo,  Robert 
Rohner,  Wilbur 
Smith,  Forrest 
Smith,  Terry 
Sorenson,  John 


Spilker,  Raymond 
Stewart,  Thell 
Stoker,    Wayde 
Tobler,  Kenneth 
Van  Epps,  Leonard 
Warner,   James 
Woerner,  Gary 


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Cami  Los 


Cami  Los  social  unit  was  organized  in  the 
Spring  quarter  of  1952  with  an  original  mem- 
bership of  27  girls.  Their  aim  was  to  work 
together  for  social  development,  scholastic 
achievement,  and  recognition  through  ser- 
vice. These  few  members  have  now  grown 
to  the  full  capacity  of  60  members. 
Cami  Los  member  Diane  Stevenson  reigned 
as  queen  of  1957  Homecoming  activities, 
with  C.  L.  sister  Vicki  Durrant  as  one  of  her 
attendants.  The  unit  also  won  first  place  in 
the  beauty  division  of  Homecoming  floats 
with  their  entry  "Golden  Horizons  Through 
Greater  Knowledge." 

Pat  Murchie  was  elected  queen  of  the  Soph- 
omore class,  and  Diane  Nolen  won  the  honor 
of  attendant  to  the  Snow  Queen  for  1958. 
Winter  quarter  brought  many  exciting  rush 
activities,  including  a  combined  quarter 
brought  many  exciting  rush  activities,  in- 
cluding a  combined  rush  party  and  dance 
with  Viking  social  unit. 

This  year  Cami  Los  and 
Athenians  presented  "Our 
Angels,"  as  assembly 
comparable  to  one  they 
presented  with  Val  Hyrics 
during  the  year  1956-57  for 
which  they  were  aarded 
the  trophy  for  outstanding 
unit  assembly. 
Preildent: 
Karen  LUlywhite 


Displaying  the  spoils  of  competition  and  leadership. 


Ashby,  Kelly 
Ashby,  Marian 
Barron,  Joan 
Beckstrand,    Helen 
Blauer,  Jone 
Borquist,  Laurel 
Brimley,  Jan 


Bramwell,  Bonnie 
Brown,  Carol 
Dayton,  Kenna  Beth 
Derrick,  Karen 
Durrant,  Vicki 
Eliason,   Patricia 
Fish,  Pat 


Hale,   Sherry 
Hall,  Nadine 
Heal,  Sandra 
Hibbert,  Annette 
Higgins,  Nancy  Lee 
Hoffman,  Sharlene 
Hopkins,  Shirley 


Jensen,  Karen 
Johnson,  Jonelle 
Jones,  Connie 
Lee,  Carillina 
Lee,  Virginia 
Leishman,  Karen 
Moore,  Sharon 


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The  Cami-Los  Homecoming  Float  "Golden  Horizons  Through 
Greater  Knowledge"  won  first  place  in  beauty  division. 


McComas,  Sally 
Murchie,  Pat 
Murdock,  Sally 
Nelson,  Doloris 
Orr,  Diane 
Parduhn,  Sharlene 
Perry,  Connie 


Parker,  Peggy 
Peterson,  Joan 
Randall,    Dixie 
Sant,  Sharyn 
Schofield,  Sandra 
Soholes,  Carol 
Scott,  Diane 


Smith,  Karen 
Stanfield,  Ruth 
Steinagel,  Joanne 
Stevenson,  Diane 
Thomander,  Dawn 
Tippetts,  Connie 
Ure,  Collene 


Visscher,  Anah 
Walker,   De  Ann 
Walker,  Jean 
White,  Sarah  Ann 
Wood,  Nancy 


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Fidel 


as 


Friends,  Faithful,  Forever,  or  "Amici 
Fidelas  Ami,"  is  the  motto  of  Fidelas, 
organized  28  years  ago,  with  the  pur- 
pose to  promote  friendship  and  spirit- 
uality in  the  members.  This  year  the 
club  held  many  entertainments,  an 
Invitational  Dance  "Orchids  in  the 
Moonlight"  with  orchids  flown  from 
Hawaii,  a  guest  Culture  Night  at 
which  Mrs.  Lillian  Booth  lectured  and 
showed  slides  on  her  tour  of  Europe; 
a  rush  party  with  a  circus  theme;  a 
bicycling  party  where  the  girls  all 
rode  to  the  lake  for  a  picnic;  "Hol- 
iday in  Holland"  at  Memory  Grove; 
and  exchanges  with  other  clubs.  Fi- 
delas entered  and  won  second  place 
in  the  intramural  basketball,  and 
sang  "Perfect  Love"  in  the  Songfest. 
Other  outings  of  this  very  active 
club  included  a 
canyon  party,  and 
one  Monday  night 
in  every  month  a 
trip  to  the  Mental 
Hospital  to  enter- 
tain the  patients  of 
Ward  25. 

President: 
Gloria  Kershaw 


Many  hours  were  spent  by  Fidelas  members  in  decorating  their  float  and  housing 


Anderson,  Doris  Elaine 
Belknap,  Addie  L. 
Bellows,  Janet  M. 
Bragg,  Mary  H. 
Brough   Evelyn 
Coleman,  Doreen 
Cunningham,  Marilyn  Ga 


Dennert,  Norma  Joan 
Driskell,  Carolyn 
Earl,  Micki 
Edlefsen,  Patricia  Lee 
Foutz,   Elvadeen 
Gill,  Diane  V. 
Graham,  Glenda 


Grotegut,   Jill 
Helm,  Maurvene  Elaine 
Hickman,    Cheri   K. 
Jacobson,    Karen    F. 
Jensen,  Carolyn 
Jensen,  Julie  Ann 
Johnson,  Elaine  A. 


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Beauty  of  formal  initiation  ceremony  is  always  happy  memory. 


lershaw,  Dianne 
ones,   Nonyn  Mary 
•owry,  Janice 
.unt,  Laralne 
Canary,  Marilyn 
fcAlister,  Nancy  E. 
filler,  Marilyn  R 


litton,  Annette 
lorgan,  Marcia  E. 
earn,  Donna  Rene' 
ingquist,   Rita 
obertson,  Marilyn 
mith,  Sue  E. 
mith,  Marian 


orenson,  Judy  A. 
tout,  Lu  Jean 
olman,  Marilyn  E. 
fatson,  Dolores  Ann 
fatts,  Mary  Jean 
'eske,   Fredy  Lou 
Trite,  Patricia  Ann 


Wyss,  Elieen  L. 
Wyss,  Marjorie  Ann 
Zirbel,  JoAnn 


Goldbrickers 


Founded  in  1917  by  a  group  of  World 
War  I  veterans,   the  Bricker  Social 
Unit  claims  to  be  the  oldest  men's 
social  unit  on  campus.  Characteriz- 
ing this  unit  is  their  belief  in  a  bal- 
anced social  activity  and  fellowship 
and     the     perpetuation     of   college 
friendships  through  their  alumni  as- 
sociation. Distinguished  former  mem- 
bers of  the  Brickers  are  Dean  Wes- 
ley Lloyd,  Dean  of  Students;  the  for- 
mer  Mayor  of   Provo,    Harold   Van 
Wagonen;  Coach  "Buck"  Dixon;  and 
past    BYU    studentbody    presidents, 
Lloyd  George  and  Wid  Tingey.  This 
year's    activities    were    led   by    Hal 
Hatch  as  president,  and  consisted  of 
an  Invitational,  a  Misfit  Patry,  an  ex- 
change   and    various    parties.    The 
unit  also  collaborat- 
ed in  presenting  an 
assembly     with     the 
members    of    O.     S. 
Trovata  during  win- 
ter quarter. 

President 
Hal  C.   Hatch 


"A  Voice  From  the  Past,"  was  the  religious   theme  of  Brickers  Homecoming  flc 


Ash,  Lynn 
Asay.  Don  H. 
Ballif,  Mark 
Beaman,  Bruce  W. 
Beckstead,  Gary 
Bennett,  David  M. 
Blackhurst,  Dennis 


Boardman,  Jack 
Brown,  Floyd  R. 
Caldwell,  Paul 
Call,  Rex  W. 
Chambers,  Bob  L. 
Chandler,  Kay 
Clarke,  Jack 


Crandall,  Gary  L. 
Dixon,  Donald  R. 
Doxey,  Roger  W. 
Dyer,  Robert  D. 
Finlayson,  Ralph  L 
Gardner,  Dick 
Evans,   Earl  A.,   Jr. 


192 


'  A  Bricker  party  unloaded  some  charming  misfits  at  the 
haven. 


Officers  (1  to  r)  Greg  Gosar,  Don  Dixon,  Hal  Hatch,  Dave  Simp- 
son, Gary  Lloyd. 


(  sar,  Greg  A. 

i  Jand,  Jack 

I  sh,   Jim 

i  ish,  John  Martin 

I  tit,  Richard 

J  kson,  Kenneth  N. 

J  iris,  George  K. 


I  snquist,  Val  Ray 

J  sen,  Jay 

I  yd,    Eldon   K. 

I  yd,    Gary    Murdock 

kdsen,  Frank 

I  rino,  Joe  M. 

r  1on,  DeRay 


Cks,  Merrill  C. 

F  >ison,  Clayne  W. 

£  vyers,  Don  M. 

£  vyers,    Sherrell    (Jack) 

S  apson,  David  Vern 

£  ngham,  Clark 

l'lor,  Sam  S. 


Kappa  Dehonaires 

Kappa  Debs  big  event  of   the  year 
was  the  winning  of  the  most  original 
song  in  the  Songfest  contest.  Having 
as  its  motto   "Through  social   activ- 
ities and  working  together,  to  be  of 
service,  and  to  develop  unity  and 
growth  of  friendship,  the  Kappa  Debs 
is  a  fast  growing  organization." 
Throughout  the  year  many  functions 
were  held,  commencing  with  Home- 
coming activities  and  a  Buddy  Party 
in  the  autumn.  They  sponsored  an 
attendant  to  the  Homecoming  Queen, 
had  a  Fall  rush  party  and  several 
exchanges.  A  Dinner  Dance  and  In- 
vitational provided   formal   fun   and 
queen  contests,  snow  carnival  and 
a  banquet  for  old  and  new  officers 
kept  things  moving.   Culture  nights 
were  held  through- 
out the  year  and 
an  assembly  pre- 
sented in  conjunc- 
tion with  the  Brigs 

and  Ri  Veda. 
President: 
Betty   Bennett 


At  the  Pajama  Party  were  many  styles  of  slumber  wear,  but  skeleton  outshone  al; 


Behg,   Kathryn 
Allred,   Alice 
Blodgett,  Joan 
Breitenbuecher,  Gayle 
Brown,  Lora  Lee 
Burbidge,  Lucille 
Clark,    De   Lene 


Burton,  Donette 
Crane,  Georgia 
Curtis,  Caroline 
David,  Suzanne 
Davis,  Hazel 
Davis,  Lena 
Edwards,   Elaine 


Dunn,  Pat 
Fuller,  Lousen 
Hight,  Dawn 
Holmes,  Mary 
Jeffery,  Leiloni 
Jensen,  Afton 
julander,  Lillie 


194 


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Kappa  Debs  rich  and  shining  float  glided  along  into  the  land  of  "Fantasia"  with  bells  ringing  and  beauty,  smiling. 


Lee,  Dixie 
Knapp,  Charlene 
Lowry,  Pauline 
McCormick,   Marilyn 
Moffitt,  Karen 
Monson,  Marlene 
Morrey,  Margaret 


Mykol,  Denise 
Nielsen,  Marchene 
Petersen,  Margene 
Pommerville,  Winelle 
Ramsay,  Kathleen 
Rogers,    Hawley 
Rumel,  Pam 


Schmidt,  Nathalie 
Rust,  Maida 
Schmidt,  Rosemarie 
Seibert,   Charlene 
Sennhouser,  Lora 
Shipp,  Sherry 
Sisemore,  Claudia 


Smith,  Alta 
Starr,  Bonnie 
Swan,  Geralee 
Taysom,   Annette 
Turpin,  Karen 
Tolman,   Dee   Ann 


Nautilus 


The  purpose  of  this  unit  is  to  promote  lasting 
friendships  and  to  develop  each  individual 
member  by  encouragement  in  living  up  to 
the  standards  of  the  Church  of  Jesus  Christ 
of  Latter-day  Saints  and  the  BYU.  The  unit 
is  characterized  by  the  membership  activ- 
ities in  all  phases  of  campus  life,  having 
members  in  social,  geographical  religious, 
musical,  service  and  scholastic  and  student 
improvement.  Members  also  participate  ac- 
tively in  BYU  wards  and  stakes.  This  unit 
had  a  busy  year  as  the  members  worked 
and  planned  activities,  such  as  the  Home- 
coming festivities,  assembly,  dinner-dance, 
Under-the-Sea  banquet,  spring  canyon  party, 
senior  breakfast,  alumni  tea,  snow  carnival, 
"Y"  day  activities,  scholarship  banquet  and 
Kampus  Karnival.  Culture  nights  were  held 
monthly  and  visits  were  made  to  the  mental 
hospital  and  rest  home 
to  work  with  the  aged.  Par- 
ticipating in  all  areas  of 
the  Intramurdls  the  unit 
took  top  honors  in  bad- 
minton and  softball.  Spon- 
sors were  Lorna  Nielsen 
and  Mrs.  Clyde  Sandgren. 

President: 
Dense*  Johamon 


Officers,  1st  row:  Caryol  Call,  Phyllis  Kresge,  Denece  Johanson,  Marcic 
Hoyt,  Mary  Lou  Madsen.  2nd  row:  Peggy  King,  Vivi  Ann  Sandgren,  Karer 
Wright,  Carol  Strong,  Glenna  Jennings. 


Alexander,  Patricia  Ai 
Atkisson,   Lauretta 
Baker,  Johanna 
Bounous,  Beverly  Jean 
Bradley,  Carol 
Brandley,  Cleo  S. 
Bright,   Clifta 


Call  Caryol 
Call,  Shirley  Ann 
Christensen,  Kay 
Cooper,  Marilyn 
Dixon,  Shirley  W. 
Eyre,  Sheila 
Gabbott,  Constance  Ar 


Gibbs,  Gayle  Y. 
Harris,  Kathryn  Kay 
Hatch,  LaPreal 
Hoyt,  Marsha 
Hyde,  Nanette 
Jennings,  Glenna 
Johnson,  Beth  L. 


Jolley,  Janeen  L. 
King,  Peggy  R. 
Knudson,  Jalair  L. 
Leishman,  Donna  Mae 
Littledike  Jacqueline  1 
Leonhardt,  Mary 
Madsen,  Mary  Lou 


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JTII* 


Nautilus  float  in  Homecoming  parade  had  as  its  theme  "Ethereal  Gardens,"  beautifully  carried  out  in  white,  pale  blue. 


dcDaniel,  M.  Kay 

/JcFarland,  Katherine 
dehr,  Marilyn 
'ayne,  B.  Louise 
*elph,  Shirley 
'resiwich,  Louise 
'riestley.  Bonne 


'rovstgard,  Donna 
teddish,  Jacquelyn 
teese,  Sandra  L. 
toss,  Ann 
tussell,  Georgia 
limmons,  Beverly  Beth 
tephan,  Judy 


troble,  Carita  Lu 
trong,  Carol 
wendsen,  Lesee  Ann 
ate,  Charlene 
olley,  Deanna 
'dall,  Dora  Adeline 
Veigel,  Mary  Kay 


197 


Nautil 


us 


Winning  trio  in  Quartet  and  Trio  contest. 


Invitational  had  "Infinity"  theme  which  dancers  took  to  heart. 


The  Nautilus  Scholarship  Banquet  brought  all  members  together  in  a  festival  atmosphere. 


198 


Knights  Templar 


The  Knights  Templar  were  organized  after  the 
First  Crusade  to  guard  the  Holy  Land  and  be- 
came a  prominent  and  important  Order  during 
the  Middle  Ages.  The  unit  was  organized  on 
BYU  campus  to  promote  brotherhood  and  schol- 
arship and  to  assist  each  other  to  attain  the 
highest  moral,  mental  and  spiritual  goals.  The 
organization  is  pledged  to  serve  the  members 
by  helping  them  develop  val 
uable  qualities  in  leadership, 
and  in  planning  unit,  school 
and  community  projects. 
Knights  Templar  coordinated 
with  Nautilus  and  Fidelas  so- 
cial units  to  present  assem- 
bly on  May  1st,  with  a  theme 
of  the  Russian  Sputnik. 

President: 
Robert   Allen 


Knights  Templar  won  first  prize  with  this 
entry  in  the  Snow  Carnival  Sculpturing 
competition  in  January- 


Anderson,  Paul 
Bates,  Douglas 
Burke,  Murland 
Clark,  Ed 
Harris,  Don 


Hodgins,  Darrell 
Leonard  Therald 
Litster,   Allen 
Lunt,   Alan 
Mason,  Roger 


Nielson,   Stewart 
Otterstrom,  Frank 
Smith,  Eugene 
Tolman,  Wayne 
Weber,  Gerry 


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O.S.  Trovata 


In  1918,  eight  girls  met  and  lived  together  in 
a  place   called  Cougarville.   Realizing  just 
how  much  they  cherished  their  association 
and  wishing  to  share  their  happiness  with 
others,  they  decided  to  form  a  club,  each 
girl  contributing  her  own  special  gift  to  the 
new  unit.  Muriel  offered  her  undivided  loy- 
alty   lane,   her  poise,   Regina,   intelligence, 
Alma,  sincerity,  Elaine,  her  beauty,  Virginia, 
her  creative  ability,  and  Ina,  leadership  qual- 
ities. Nell  blended  all  these  gifts  with  her 
bubbling  personality,  and  the  club  came  into 
being  as  Octo  Sorosis  Trovata.  This  year  s 
activities  settled  down  early  to  a  fast  pace 
and  included  the  annual  OS-Bricker  assem- 
bly "Collegiate  Game,"  African  Tanganyika 
Invitational,  winter  dinner-dance  at  the  Hotel 
Utah,  honoring  the  O.S.T.  "Playboys,"  many 
exchanges,  the  annual  goat  dinner,  and  an 
entry  in  the  Snow  Sculp- 
ture contest  which  won  1st 
place.  The  same  qualities 
pledged  at  the  inception  of 
the  club  are  still  shared, 
and  a  spirit  of  friendship 
and  cooperation  made  this 
year   one   to    be    remem- 
bered. 
President: 
Nancy  )o  S  wens  on 


Laughter  and  fun  prevail  at  the  banquet 


Abegg,  Gwen 
Anderson,  Mary  Ann 
Andrus,  Rose  Mary 
Barlow,  Carolyn 
Bateman,  Marietta 
Bower,  Melene' 
Brogerg,  lulianne 


Bunker,  Susan 
Busterud,  Kay  Lynne 
Campbell,  Becky 
Campbell,  Carolyn 
Cannon,  Joan 
Christensen,  Josephine 
Collins,  Sue 


Craythom,  Eileen 
Cutler,  Corothea  Marie 
Dana,  Judith  V. 
Driggs,  Gloria  Kay 
Dunyon,  Ann  C. 
Fechser,  Leslie 
Fechser,  Lynn 


Fleming,  Laura 
George,  Joni  C. 
Grover,  Judith  Kay 
Hacking,  Lani  L. 
Hall,  Katie  Dean 
Hansen,  Patsy 
Hansen,  Phyllis 


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Artistry  and  beauty  distinguished  O.S.  Trovata's  Homecoming  float. 


Hardy,  Carolyn 
Haynie,  Klea  Carolyn 
Jackson,  Kay 
Johnson,  Donna 
Johnson,  Janet  Marcia 
Johnson,  Joneen 
Jorgensen,  Ayn 


Johnson,  Virginia  C. 
Kirk,  Tamsin 
Lewis,  Jean  L. 
Loynd,  Paula  G. 
Moody,  Catherine  P. 
McEwan,  Nani 
McKell,  Linda 


Paramore,  Mary  Jo 
Patterson,  Jeanne  E. 
Payne,  Bette 
Perkins,  Margo 
Redd,  Judy 
Roberts,  Virginia  F. 
Stephenson,  Maralyn 


Swensen,  Marilyn 
Thomas,  Marcile  K. 
Thomas,  Sharon 
Walker,  Helen  Jo 
Warron,  Patsy 
Webster,  Shanron 
Whitney,  Kay 


O-  «fc  '<% 


Woodward,  Marilyn  I. 


201 


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ausig 


Tau  Sigma  social,  the  oldest  social  organiza- 
tion on  campus,  was  organized  in  1915  at  the 
Brigham  Young  Academy,  under  the  title  of 
"The  Three  I's,"  but  in  1923  the  name  was 
changed  to  the  Greek  letters  Tau  Sigma.  Active 
in  many  fields,  the  unit  won  the  Homecoming 
Sweepstakes  in  1957,  and  intramural  football. 
The  Tausig  social  register  contains  many  of  the 
highlights  of  social  life  at  the  university,  some 
of  the  more  important  functions  being  the  an- 
nual Christmas  Party,  Invita- 
tional, Tausig-Bricker  "Bury 
the  Hatchet  Week,"  and  col- 
orful Tausig  Topper.  The  mot- 
to of  the  Fraternity,  "Omnus 
Uno"  (All  for  one  and  one  for 
all)  is  constantly  in  the  mind 
and  heart  of  every  member. 

President 
John  Barnes 


(1  to  r)  John  Stohlton,  Dean  Roberts 
John  Burns. 


Robert  Olson,  Dick  Miller, 


m.  » 


Adams,  Dave 
Alder,  L.  Jim 
Anderson,  Oscar  Gene 
Atkin,  Roy  D. 
Ayers,  Lonriie  D. 
Balrd,  H.  Kay 
Benson,  Jerome  T. 

Borgqulst,  Tom  T. 
Brown,  Lawrence  R. 
Brown,  Ronald  K. 
Bucknum,  Dan 
Bullock,  Burt  W. 
Byers,  Dennis  W. 
Bullock,  Dennis  S. 

dinger,  Larry  A. 
Campbell,  Maurice 
Carr,  Paul  B. 
Challburg,  Norman  L. 
Connelly,  J.  Richard 
Dunn,  Gary  Joe 
Eckel,  Paul  R. 

England,  Joe  D. 
Eyring,  Phillip  M. 
Hammond,  Bill 
Honing,  Gary  W. 
Hansen,  James  V. 
Hastings,  Eldon  E. 
Heilner.  Richard  D. 


Hill,  Paul  M. 
Horsley,    Richard 
Hyde,  William 
James,  Dean  Frederi 
Knecht,  Peter  A. 
Lewis,  Roger  Martin 
Lundberg,  Don  C. 


202 


mm% 


HH 


The  Tousig's  strikingly  executed  entry  in  the  Snow  Carnival  Sculpture  Contest. 


Martin,  James  W. 
Madsen,  Mac  O. 
Mathie,  Lynn 
Matis,  Fred  W. 
McArthur,  Creig 
Mecham,  Raphael 
Miller,  Richard  L 


Miller,  Tom 
Miner,  Alan  Edward 
Olson,  Kenyon  R. 
Olson,  Robert  D. 
Powelson,  Douglas  H. 
Purser,  Gerald  L. 
Regis,  Larry  Jr. 


Rather,  John  D. 
Roberts,  Dean  Scott 
Hill,  Paul 
Shields,   R.  Glenn 
Stohlton,  John  B. 
Taylor,  Cornell  D. 
Taylor,  Von  J. 


Taylor,  Milt 
Turlet,  Tillman 
Vetterli,  Richard 
Warren,  Al 
Waymier,  Lee  E. 
Wheat,  Ken 
Whiting  Chuck 


203 


Token 


on 


A  diligent  search  for  beauty  in  all  things  is 
the  aim  of  the  members  of  the  Tokalon  Soc- 
ial unit.  This  unit  was  organized  on  the  BYU 
campus  in  1949  by  Carolyn  Blair  and  sev- 
enteen others  who  chose  colors  of  turquoise 
and  gold  for  the  organization.  The  unit  also 
upholds  the  standards  of  BYU  and  endeav- 
ors to  provide  social,  cultural,  spiritual  and 
intellectual  growth  for  interested  female  stu- 
dents on  campus.  Tokalon  entered  a  beau- 
tifully artistic  float  in  the  Homecominb  par- 
ade and  their  quartet  took  first  place  at  the 
Quartet  and  Trio  contest.  The  unit's  entry 
in  Songfest  was  one  of  those  recorded  on 
the  Songfest  record.  Other  activities  were 
exchange,  Culture  Night, 
Intramurals  and  Christmas 
Dance,  Christmas  Carol- 
ing, Invitational,  Dinner 
Dance,  and  assembly. 


President: 
Judy  Lynne  Roberts 


Once  upon  a  time"  was  the  theme  of  Tokalon's  Homecoming  float. 


Alter,   Marilyn 
Bacon,  Chyleen 
Baker,  Carma 
Baker,  Faye 
Bartlett,  Helen  Marie 
Bartley,  Gail 
Benson,  Carla 


Benson,  Sharron 
Black,  Marcia 
Black,  Shiela 
Bowen,  lane 
Brian,  Sharron 
Brown,  Ann 
Buckley,  Connie 


Call,  Sue 
Cooper,  Glenna 
Covey,  Barbara 
Creer,  Diann 
Duffin,  Deanna 
Fowles,   Jeannette 
Grant,  Deanna 


Groshell,  Patricia 
Hammond,  Patty 
Hanks,  Nancy 
Hart,  Sherlyn 
Hawkins,   Norine 
Jackson,   Joyce 
Jacobsen,  Geraldine 


204 


Winning  quartet  (1  to  r)  Chyleen  Bacon,  Shar- 
ron  Benson,  Janet  Welker,  Marie  Ostergaard. 


Tokalon  officers  work  at  snow  pictures  (1  to  r)  Jane 
Bowen,  Norine  Hawkins,  Gail  Bartley,  Judy  Roberts, 
Sharron  Wright. 


Jennings,  Eaine 
Wright,  Sharon 
Jensen,  Gwen 
Judd,  Louise 
Judd,  Mariba 
Lamb,  Carole 
Larsen,  Arlene 


Laster,  Shari 
Mathews,  Karen 
McBride,  Deanna 
McDonald,   Kathleen 
McMeen,  Marilyn 
Miller,  Corena 
Nutter,  Dianna 


Ord,  Marilyn 
Ostlund,  Karen 
Richards,   Ann 
Shurtliff,  Myma 
Skidmore,  Carol 
Stanfield,  Kay 
Tenney,  Pat 


Thulin,  Carol 
Twitty,  Sherrie 
Vance,  Geraldine 
Waddoups,  Sara 
Welker,  Janet 
Whiifen,  Diana 
Wright,  Janet 


205 


Val  Hyric 


Val  Hyric,  the  unit  of  tradition,  was  founded  in 
1928,  and  draws  its  name  from  Norse  mythol- 
ogy— Val  Hyric  being  the  elite  vanguard  of  the 
King's  army.  In  leadership  and  social  activities 
Val  Hyric  won  second  place  in  Homecoming 
Parade,  in  beauty  division,  with  its  float,  as 
well  as  first  place,  campus  Blood  Drive,  second 
place  Snow  Carnival  Sculptoring,  and  winning 
scholarship  trophy,  spring  quarter.  Social  ac- 
tivities  included   parties   at   the   "Hideaway", 
Miss  Val  Hyric  Venus  con- 
test, annual  two-day  dinner 
dance  held  at  Fort  Douglas 
Country   Club    and    "Home- 
stead", Stag  Nites,  and  unit 
dinners. 


■ 


Val  Hyric's  prize  winning  float  in  beauty  division 


President: 
Reed  H.  Blake 


Abbott,  Kelton 
Armstrong,  Blair 
Armstrong,  Charles 
Armstrong,  Joseph 
Ashby,  Gordon 
Baker,  Dennis 
Barnard,  Robert 


Barnes,  R.  Lloyd 
Beardall,  James  C. 
Bird,  Tal 
Bybee,  Klair 
Carter,   Don 
Cena,  Robert 
Cook,  James 


Crandall,  Richard 
Cornelius,  Don 
Crowley,  Robert 
DeGraw,  Clifford 
Davis,  W.  Morgan 
Evans,   Ronald 
Foulger,  Jack 


Gardner,  Jerry 
Gardner,  Richard 
Gam,  Brett 
Garn,  Ralph 
Gilliland,  Steve 
Gray,  Al 
Hair,  Lamar 


Griffiths,  Jerry 
Hall,  Briggs 
Hammond,  Sam 
Harris,  Howard 
Hart,  Keith 
Holtom,  Steve 
Heninger,  Brent 


206 


Jonelle  Johnson,  Val  Hyric  sweetheart 


Lilting  melodies  of  the  islands,  featured  at  Val  Laua 


Jarrard,  Richard 
Ivie,  Morrel 
James,  Rex 
Johansen,  J.  Frank 
Johnson,  Marvin 
Larkin,  Eldon 
Kenney,  Don 


Luke,  Philip 
Lybbert,  Dean 
Maloy,  Edwood 
Meacham,  John 
Meek,   John 
Merkley,  Harvey 
Monson,  Farrell 


Morgan,  Scott 
Neath,   Stephen 
Nielson,  Charles 
Olpin,  Jay 
Ottley,  LeRoy 
Pearce,  Douglas 
Person,  Phil 


Peterson,  Clyde 
Roberts,  Bob 
Shaeffer,  Earl 
Sinclair,  Jerry 
Singleton,  Gary 
Smith,  Al 
Snow,   Sheldon  C. 


Sorensen  .Gerald 
Stubbs,  Stanley 
Thorson,  Art 
Udall,  Don 
Ward,  Wendell 
Weidner,  Leo 
Whitehead,  Clark 


ValN 


orn 


Organized  in  1928  with  twenty  five  charter 
members,  Val  Norn  aims  to  further  the  bonds 
of  friendship  between  members  and  to  sup- 
port all  school  activities.  A  2.5  grade  aver- 
age must  be  maintained  to  hold  membership. 
The  unit  won  third  award  in  Songfest  this 
year  with  its  entry  "One  Day,"  and  was 
given  permanent  possession  of  the  Scholar- 
ship Trophy,  having  won  it  three  quarters  in 
succession.  The  Val  Norn  Volleyball  and 
Basketball  teams  took  first  place  in  the  Intra- 
murals.  Outstanding  activities  of  this  unit 
were  an  Invitational,  at  which  the  members 
wore  original  Swedish  dresses,  the  Darn 
Redskin  assembly,  with  the  Vikings,  and 
annual  events,  Feast  of  the  Gods,  Banquet 
of  Yellow  Roses,  and  a 
canyon  party.  This  high 
■^~3M  ranking  unit  has  an  impos- 

ing  list   of  members  out- 
t"  standing  for  their  scholar- 

"  ^M         ship    and    activity.    Spon- 
1  -       Ef  sors     were     Mrs.     Ralph 

^  V    A  Britsch    and   Mrs.   Lavern 

-  ^H         Green. 

President: 
Mickey  McKell 


Officers,  Kaye  Burrup,  Leedita  Anderson,  Gail  Gagon,  Mickie  McKell, 
President. 


Andersen,  LeArta 
Andrus,  Aniene 
Arnold,  Marilyn 
Barnes,  Nancy 
Burrup,  Kaye 
Callister,  Geri 
Byers,  Sharon 


Collard,  Margene 
Chrlstensen,  Myrna 
Cram,  Deanna 
Crandall,  Sue 
Devine,  Mary 
Dunkley,  Laura  Jo 
Emmett,  Sally 


Ellsworth,   Eloise 
Evans,  Cheryl  Ann 
Fenton,   Allice 
Green,  Carole 
Harrison,  Jane 
Hatch,  D.  Diane 
Hedquist,    Norma 


Henrie,  Patricia 
Hiatt,  Miriam  Joyce 
Hull,   Janis 
Jones,  Ann 
Keith,  Karen 
Larsen,  Margaret 
Moon,  Carol 


208 


Songfest  third  prize  went  to  Val  Norn.  Presentation  of  Scholarship  Trophy  to  Val  Norn  who  gained  it  permanently. 


IcGinnis,  Jo  Ann 
foon,  Marilyn 
luhiestein,   Mary 
lelson,  Elaine 
Kelsen,  Dorothy 
[ieisen,  Linda 
Jaks,  Evelyn 


)ldroyd,  Hannah 
)veson,  Mary 
edersen,  Sandrc 
oily,  Karen 
alisbury,  RaNae 
cott,  Myrna  Lee 
cott,   Jill 


immons,  Sandy 
1ms,  ]ane 
now,  Kathy 
ayior,  Ann 
aylor,  Mary 
homas,  Colett 
uckett,  Marilyn 


an  Wagoner,  Katherine 
i  anderford,  Lee  Ann 

erhaaren,  Joy 
Vebber,  Kay 
I'Tiite,  Jane 
'rhHe,   Ruth 

Woodruff,  Gaile 


209 


Viking 


Through  the  ages,  Viking  has  come  to  con- 
note strength  in  unity.  Vitalized  by  legends 
of  Franthor,  the  fearless,  all  men  who  group 
in  the  name  of  Viking,  find  power  in  unity 
and  strength  in  faith.  Organized  in  1928  by 
Clyde  D.  Sandgren  and  Rulon  Paxman,  now 
outstanding  alumni,  the  Vikes  enjoy  tradi- 
tional events  such  as:  Invitational,  Viking- 
Val  Nom  assembly,  Jiggs  Party,  Dinner 
Dance  at  Brighton  and  spring  chicken  fry. 
Talented  Dave  Taylor  led  Vikes  to  a  third 
consecutive  victory  in  Songfest  and  the  per- 
manent retirement  of  the  trophy.  Traditionally 
active  in  athletics  and  student  government, 
Vikings  had  as  members  Rich  Hunter,  pres- 
ident of  Senate;  John  Kindred,  freshman  class 
president;  Paul  Anderson,  A.M.S.  presidency; 
I.O.C.  councilmen  Kent  Butterfield  and 
Steve  Craig.  Viging  ath- 
letes were  Joe  McGinn,  Bill 
Treu,  Bob  Skousen,  Ken 
Hunt,  Dave  Eastis,  Harold 
Turley,  Wayne  Chamber- 
lain. Assisting  the  presi- 
dent were  Carl  Bacon,  Jer- 
ry Eagleston,  Stan  Collins, 
Grant  Goodson  and  Lloyd 
Richmond. 

President: 

Gary  C.  J»nkin» 


Strength,  vision  and  beauty  combined  in  Viking  Homecoming  floe 


Anderson,  Paul 
Ashton,  R.  Paul 
Bacon,  Carl 
Bentley,  Kenn 
Berrett,  Sherrell 
Buckwalter,  Ross 
Bluth,  Larry 


Butterfield,  Kent 
Carpenter,  Craig 
Childs,  Lewis 
Collins,  Stan 
Conger,  Gordon 
Cortez,  Ross 
Eagleston,  Gerald 


Craig,  Steve 
Eastis,  Dave 
Eliason,  B.  Clair 
Goodson,,   Grant 
Goodson,  Ray 
Hale,  Garron 
Hales,  Sloan 


Hunt,  Kenneth 
Hansen,  Lee 
Heiner,  Gary 
Hunter,  Richard 
Jenkins,  Arlen 
lex,  John 
Jensen,  Bob 


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Trikes,  bonnets  and  sweaters  for  the  goats. 


Presentation  of  Songfest  award. 


Vikings  reveal  unsuspected  talent  in  assembly. 


Kindred,  John 
Lee,  Scott 
Liljenquist,  John 
MacDonald,   Edwin 
Marple,  Jon 
Millar,  Jim 
Nelson,  Neil 


Richmond,  Lloyd 
Richards,  Bryan 
Sharp,  Edward 
Skousen,  Lamont 
Skousen,  Richard 
Skousen,  Robert 
Stohl,  John 


Stratford,  Larry 
Thompson,  J.  Errol 
Turley,  Harold 
Ward,  Ron 
Warner,  James 
Webber,  Robert 
Westover,  James 


Westra,  Jerry 
Woodward,   Robert 
Wood,  Reid 


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White  Key 


White  Key  is  an  honorary  service  unit.  It 
is  composed  of  senior  women  selected  for 
outstanding  scholastic  and  service  records 
during  their  years  in  college.  Their  stated 
purpose  is  to  "foster  service  and  to  promote 
the  spirit  of  fellowship  among  students".  This 
year  the  White  Keys  led  the  Homecoming 
Parade,  carrying  the  traditional  blue  and 
white  block  Y.  As  is  customary,  they  again 
produced  the  White  Key  Directory  of  the 
names,  addresses  and  telephone  numbers 
of  all  students  attending  the  university.  The 
members  of  this  unit  also  took  an  active 
part  in  various  service  projects.  Each  quar- 
ter, the  White  Key  presents  a  trophy  to  the 
women's  social  unit  with  the  highest  grade 
point  average.  This  year 
the  trophy  was  awarded 
permanently  to  Val  Norn 
social  unit  by  White  Key 
President  Joyce  Linebarger 
for  their  having  won  the 
trophy  for  three  successive 
quarters.  Sponsor  for  the 
unit  is  Mrs.  Doris  Bacon. 

President: 
Joyce    linebarger 


A  lotta  legs  lug  a  lotta  letter  up  Center  Street  as  liberally 
labelled  White  Key  lassies  limber  up  a  few  lissome  limbs  in 
the  Homecoming  Parade. 


Bertelsen,   Delora 
Bringhurst,  Pat 
Brown,  Anne 
Burmester,   Carla 
Christensen,  Gayle 
Daines,   Barbara 
Dunn,  Patricia 


Hall,  Janis 
Esler,   Sally 
Hamilton,  Donna 
Harrison,  Jane 
Henrie,  Patricia 
Jones,  Ann 
Orme,   Kathryn 


Mason,   Yerda 
Redford,  Margaret 
Redford,  Ruth 
Schindler,  Alice 
Shipp,  Sherry 
Stockier,  Dianne 
Swainston,  Colleen 


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Blue  Key 


The  Brigham  Young  University  Chapter  of 
Blue  Key  National  Fraternity  observed  its 
25th  anniversary  on  this  campus,  as  its  first 
local  president,  Clyde  D.  Sandgren,  return- 
ed to  Blue  Key  activity  as  faculty  sponsor. 
Blue  Key  president,  Dal  Gardner  presented 
the  old  "WAGON  WHEEL"  to  Coach  Hal 
Kopp,  following  a  14-0  victory  over  the  Ag- 
gies. The  Wagon  Wheel  is  a  traditional  sym- 
bol of  football  supremacy  sponsored  by  the 
Blue  Key  chapters  of  the  two  campuses.  Blue 
Key  sponsored  its  annual  projects  of  the  of- 
ficial school  calendar,  the  Freshman  Hand- 
book, "BY  and  You",  and  the  Polio  Drive  in 
conjunction  with  the  Student  Health  Center. 
Nearing  completion  is  a 
project  conceived  and 
backed  by  Blue  Key,  a 
shrine  for  the  old  Y  Bell. 
The  unit  was  represented 
at  ground  breaking  cere- 
w  monies  by  Dell  Barkdull. 

President: 
Dallin  Gardner 


Spokes  speak  for  themselves  as  three  wheels  trundle  trophy 
to  hub  of  campus  activities.  (1  to  r)  Dallen  Gardner,  Nilo 
Atkinson,    and    Paul    Felt. 


Allred,  Billie 
Armstrong,  Blair 
Armstrong,  Joseph 
Atkinson,  Nilo 
Barkdull,  F.  Del 
Bentley,  Joseph 
Berry,  David 


Blackhurst,  Dennis 
Brown,  Floyd 
Brown,  Wallace 
Brundage,  Joe 
Carpenter,  Craig 
Christensen,  David 
Conger,  Gordon 


Crockett,  Webb 
DaGrade,  Don 
Goodson,  Grant 
Hilton,  H.  Gill 
Hilton,  W.  Bruce 
Kelling,  Hans 
Koldewyn,  Phillip 


Linebarger,  Robert 
Martin,  A.  Keith 
Olpin,  Jay 
Pack,  Elbert 
Peterson,  Bruce 
Peterson,  Larry 
Phillips,  Delbert 


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Ricks,  David 
Wells,  Dick 
Worthen,  Ellis 


Intercollegiate  Knights 


Gold  Y  Chapter  of  the  Intercollegiate  Knights 
affirms  as  its  purpose  service  to  the  school 
and  the  promotion  of  brotherhood  among 
themselves  and  the  IK's  on  other  university 
campuses.  The  BYU  chapter  of  the  national 
men's  service  organization  was  founded  in 
1941.  The  IK's  sponsor  Hello  Week,  Belle 
of  the  Y  Week,  and  International  Week.  They 
are  responsible  for  the  ringing  of  the  Old 
Y  Bell,  and  lighting  the  Y.  They  assisted  in 
Freshmen  Orientation,  ushered  and  sold 
programs  at  football  and  basketball  games 
and  performed  many  other  services  for  the 
school.  The  Gold  Y  Chapter  received  a  tro- 
phy for  the  most  efficient  chapter  in  the  Na- 
tional Service  Fraternity.  They  gained  sec- 
ond award  in  the  Songfest 
and  second  in  the  Home- 
coming parade  in  the  hu- 
mor section.  Social  activi- 
ties included  an  Invitation- 
tional,  exchanges  and 
dances. 


Grand   Duke: 
Laron  Boyenger 


IK's  light  the  "Y".      Here  they  are  setting  oil  soaked  waste  in  prep- 
eration  for  the  evenings  spectacle. 


Bahr,  Don  F. 
Adams,  Darryl  A. 
Barnes,  Dick 
Bloom,  Bradley  Bruce 
Bown,  Robert  N. 
Bullock,  Gerald  A. 
Circuit,   Jeff  L. 

Dutson,  Paul 
Edmunds,  Paul  K. 
Gardner,  Robert  C. 
Gibbons,  LeRoy 
Hale,  Boyd  J. 
Hamm,   lames  L. 
Harrison,   Edwin   C. 

Hammond,  Dale  A. 
Hemenway,  Lynne 
Ivie,  Alma  Ray 
Jones,  Bill  D. 
Kirkham,  Mike 
Lufkin,    J.    Cordell 
Lysenko,  Peter 


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The  I.K.'s  Homecoming  float  won  second  place. 


Relaxing  for  a  moment  at  a  convention. 


Chosen  as  Sweetheart  of  Intercollegiate  Knights  was  Sharon  Byers. 


McDonald,  Jerry 
Merrell,  Rulon  L. 
Minor,  Jay  L. 
Mitchell,  Jim 
Moore,  Mike 
Olsen,  Roger  L. 
Powell,  Bemell  Brad 


Palmer,  Francis  A. 
Relyea,  Russell  Ervin 
Sabey,  Wayne 
Saxer,  Alton  H. 
Smith,  J.  Norman 
Sorenson,  Kenneth  C. 
Wahlquist,  Earl 


Vamey,  Joel  R. 
Webb,  Armond  Paul 
Winterton,  Arlan  E. 
Wistisen,  Martin  J. 
Young,  L.  DeWayne 


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I 


Sp 


urs 


Every  Spur  member  is  guided  by  the 
motto  "at  your  Service,"  in  service 
projects  for  BYU.  Members  of  this 
sophomore  women's  service  unit  en- 
deavor to  promote  the  spirit  of  the 
school  and  good  sportsmanship, 
while  carrying  out  various  projects 
for  the  university.  The  university 
branch  of  the  national  Spurs  organ- 
ization was  established  in  1954.  With 
Zetta  Lee  as  president,  this  year  the 
Spurs  hosted  a  regional  convention 
on  November  1st  and  2nd,  followed 
by  the  initiation  of  new  members 
on  November  14th.  They  also  had 
exchanges  with  I.K.  and  Delta  Phi. 
Other  activities  included  a  Presenta- 
tion Banquet,  Slumber  Party,  Char- 
ity Christmas  and  Thanksgiving 
Baskets,  tapping  new  members  at 
5  a.m.  and  excursions  to  the  Mental 
Hospital  Each 
Spur  is,  and  has  a 
secret  pal.  The 
unit's  services  in- 
cluded ushering 
and  managing  e- 
\    -  .   ^ft*      lection  booths. 


IS 


Spurs  registering  for  regional  convention  on  BYU  campus  November  1st  and  2n< 


President: 
Zetta  Lee 


Anderson,  Brita 
Anderson,   Rachel 
Armstrong,  Cheryl 
Babbel,  Pat 
Bagley,  Glenna 
Black,  Thelma 
Chatham,  Betty 


Christensen,  Janet 
Crook,  Kathleen 
Day,  Sidnee 
Domy,  DeAnne 
Draughn,  Norma 
England,  Ann 
Fritzsche,  Mary 


Gries,  Barbara 
Halgren,  Patricia 
Hansen,  Myrla 
Hawkins,  Dorothy  Bee 
Johnson,  Claudia 
Jones,  Judy 
Julander,  Lillie 


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A  Spur  service — selling  Sophomore  class  cards. 


At  a  Spurs  party  punch  proved  to  be  popular. 


Awakened  at  5  a.m.  to  be  told  she  had  made  the  Spurs. 


Kearl,  Marie 
Lee,  Zelda 
Lendt,  Welda 
Lewis,  Mctxine 
Martin,  Helen 
Mehr,   Marilyn 
Morris,  Judy 


Nelson,  Elaine 
Nelson,  Narene 
Olsen,  Audrey 
Pittman,  Sue 
Reynolds,  Karen 
Roberts,  Beverly 
Rich,  Merilynne 


Stewart,  Jean 
Taylor,  Ardith 
Tranter,  Joene 
Turpin,  Karen 
Yorgason,   Vanja 
Young,  Carol 


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Thea  Alexis 


Thea  Alexis  is  a  young  organization  on  cam- 
pus formed  to  fill  a  vital  need  in  the  Fresh- 
man class  and  to  promote  scholarship  and 
service  among  freshmen  women.  Their  pur- 
pose is  to  serve  the  studentbody,  encourage 
activity  and  scholarship,  uphold  the  tradi- 
tions of  the  college  and  promote  the  "spirit 
of  the  Y".  Members  of  Thea  Alexis  must  meet 
qualifications  set  up  by  the  charter  group. 
These  are  a  3.0  grade  point  average,  a  de- 
sire to  serve  and  membership  in  the  fresh- 
man class  when  selected.  Thea  Alexis  mem- 
bers sold  brochures  during  Homecoming 
Week,  sold  dance  tickets  for  Preference  Ball, 
Freshman  Party,  Snow  Carnival,  Spring  Ball, 
and  Junior  Prom.  They  assisted  in  the  City 
.  mm  Polio  Drive,  the  Destiny 
1  Fund,  sold  Y  records,  as- 

sisted AMS  and  AWS  and 
Studentbody  elections. 
They  also  manned  booths 
for  I.O.C.  week  and  Kam- 
pus  Karnival. 

President: 
Carol  Ralphs 


Officers  of  Thea  Alexis  (1  to  r)  Judy  Moss,  Christine  Atkinson,  Pat  Smith 
Claudia  Clark,  Sandy  Wardell,  Karen  Derrick,  Carol  Ralphs,  Valeria  Hatch 


Atkerson.  Christine 
Bilderback,  Judy- 
Black,    Sheila 
Bower,  Melene'  R. 
Bunnell,  Beth  Marie 
Cammack,  Elaine 
Christensen,  Corrice 


Christensen,  Suzan  J. 
Clark,  Claudia  G. 
Croxford,  Kay  Val 
Daw,  Janet 
Day,  Carol 
Derrick,  Karen 
Fowles,  Jennette 


Halladay,  Mickey 
Hegsted,   Evelyn 
Hellewell,  Sandra 
Jacob,  Karin 
Jensen,  Ilene 
Johnson,  Sharyn 
Kearns,  Susan 


Kelly,   Patricia 
Kilberth,  Barbara 
Madsen,  Doris 
Millar,  Carol  Ann 
Moss,  Judith 
Nelson,   Linda  Lee 
Oscarson,  Bonnie 


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Members  of  Thea  Alexis  manned  voting  booths  for  student  organizations  throughout  year  as  one  of  their  fields  of 


service. 


Parry,  Sharon 
Potter,  Marge 
Price,  Sharon 
Redford,  Christie 
Riohter,   Martha 
Rigby,  Janet 
Robison,  Janeen 


Roberts,  Linda  Lee 
Rollo,  Mary 
Sandberg,  Selene 
Shirts,  Linda 
Smith,  Pat 

Tippets,  Connie  Rae 
Titus,  Diann 


Ward,  Patty 
Wardell,  Sandra 
Wheeler,  Rita 
White,  Karen 
Wright,  Carol 


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Y Cat 


cares 


Intelligent,  active,  and  industrious 
Junior  women  with  a  3.0  or  above 
grade  average  are  eligible  to  become 
members  of  Y  Calcares,  an  honorary- 
service  unit.  During  the  year  the  or- 
ganization has  contributed  to  school 
activities  in  many  ways,  promoting 
school  spirit  and  upholding  BYU  tra- 
ditions. Members  ushered  at  devo- 
tionals  and  lyceums,  as  well  as  at 
special  events  and  football  games. 
Other  days  they  were  busy  selling 
tickets  to  all  school  functions  and 
helping  with  registration.  Taking 
time  off  for  a  little  fun,  the  unit  had 
a  "Secret  Pal"  party  with  the  IK's, 
and  also  an  invitational  with  the 
theme  "Shakespearean  Splendor." 
In  the  spring  YC  members  sponsor 
an  open  house  for  new  members, 
who  are  carefully  selected  by  a  point 
system  from  Sophomore  applicants. 
An  honor  banquet  is  held  for  senior 
members.  Versatile  YC's  also  were 
in  charge  of  the  Hello  Week  assem- 
bly at  the  beginning  of  the  year,  and 
the  Belle  of  the  Y  con- 
t  e  s  t.  Georgeanna 
Ward,  president,  was 
voted  A.W.S.  presi- 
dent for  next  year, 
and  another  member, 
Linda  Mahaffey  was 
named  outstanding 
coed  of  the  month  in 
the  college  of  Biolog- 
ical and  Agricultural 
Sciences. 

President: 
Georgeanna  Ward 


Regular  meetings  were  held  by  Y  C's  to  report  progress  and  to  plan  activities. 


Alder,  Lillie  Lola 
Alder,  Marilyn  Kathleei 
Anderson,  Lynne 
Anderson,  Marie  R. 
Bird,  Donna 
Brim,  Beulah 
Burke,  Jean 


Mae 


Carling,  Marlena 
Carter,  Anita 
Cluif,   Wanda  L. 
Cook,  Barbara  Jane 
Cunningham,    Marilyn 
Devine,   Mary   M 
Fennig,  Mary  R. 


Francis,  Jane  Ann 
Hamilton,  Marilyn 
Holman,  Sharon  A. 
Inskeep,  Bonnie  Jean 
Johnson,  Donna  J. 
Keller,   Marcla 
Leishman,  Donna  Mae 


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Parties  and  games  helped  members  make  friendships.  Even  snow  could  not  dampen  Y-C's  enthusiasm  when  selling 

football  programs. 


Mahaffey,  Linda  Ann 
,Matson,  Kathryn  Ann 
Moore,  Georgia  H. 
Murphy,   Myrna  Jean 
Nielson,  Susan  L. 
Norman,  Mary  Jean 
Poulson,   Jennie  Lin 


Pedersen,  Myrna  A. 
Richardson,  Kaye 
Schulzke,  Astrid  M. 
Skidmore,  Emeline 
Skinner,    Velda 
Smith,  Janice  Ann 
Snell,  Jacqueline 


3oule,  Joan  L. 
Stewart,  Norma  Lee 
Taylor,  Kay 
Waldvogel,  Caryl  Ann 
Wood,  Carol  Lisa 
AToodward,  Lee  Anna 


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Sponsor  Corps 


Sponsor  Corps  is  affiliated  with  the  university 
AFROTC  and  its  purpose  is  to  serve  this  group 
as  well  as  BYU  and  the  community.  Uniformed 
members  were  first  seen  on  campus  in  1952 
when  the  four  year  organization  was  estab- 
lished. Since  that  time  Sponsors  have  actively 
participated  in  university  functions  and  serv- 
ices. During  1957-58  the  75  members  purchased 
new  uniforms,  participated  in  the  Homecoming 
parade  .organized  a  fall  Blood  Drive,  sponsored 
Mat  Dances,  presented  an  assembly,  and  Mil- 
itary Ball  in  conjunction  with  the  AFROTC,  pre- 
sented an  exhibition  drill  during  half  time  ac- 
tivities at  a  basketball  game, 
received  first  place  award 
during  the  Sponsor  National 
Drill  Team  Competition  at 
Utah  State  University,  usher- 
ed at  assemblies,  participat- 
ed in  booth  work  on  cam- 
pus, assisted  in  Destiny  Fund 
Drive,  and  participated  in 
AFROTC  Spring  Review. 

President: 
Edna  Hyd. 


Friendly  chatter  at  the  Sponsors  open  house. 


SHW 


Armstrong,  Beverly 
Ashby,  Joan 
Atwood,  Marguretta 
Baker,  Manna 
Benjamin,  Judith 
Buel,   Corene 
Burrup,  Kaye 


Colder,  Allene 
Colder,  Colleen 
Colder,  Suzanne 
Cartre,  Annette 
Corbett,  Janet 
Corey,  Marsha 
Doty,  Ann 

Crose,  Carrol 
Driggs,  Gloria 
Durrani,  Vicki 
Evans,  Cheryl  Ann 
Fernandez,  Celia 
Fisher,  Karin 
Francom,  Judith 


Groshell,  Patricia 
Grover,  Judith 
Hall,  Katie 
Hansen,  Patricia 
Harger,  Irene 
Howard,  Mickie 
Jensen,  Elaine 


Jensen,  Lorraine 
Johansen,  Sonla 
Keller,  Barbara 
Kemp,  Julianne 
Larson,  Barbara 
Lelshman,  Karen 
Lochhead,  Linda 


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imarter  uniforms  replaced 
he  old. 


Attractive  and  smart  in  distinctive  uniforms  winning  drill  team  performed  on  Sponsor  assembly. 


Lyman,  Joyce 
Madsen,  Judy 
Mattice,  Nan 
Mauss,  Janice 
McKay,  Mary 
Moore,  Janis 
Noel,  Nancy 


Mortensen,  Donna 
Oakes,  Judy 
Oliver,  Kristin 
Olson,  D'Ann 
Orme,  Kathry  n 
Peterson,  Joan 
Randall,  Janet 


Reddish,  Jacquelyr 
Royle,  Jeanette 
Rutz,  Mary  Ann 
Salazar,  Lillle 
Schroeter,  Clare 
Scott,   Jill 
Semadeni,   Irene 


Seneca,   Loretta 
Shoe  Norma 
Smith,  Cathi 
Sorensen,  Joane 
Swalberg,  Carma 
Swensen,  Marilyn 
Tcrsker,  Dorothy 


Symons,  Margene 
Turley,  Martha 
Ward,  Florence 
Watkin,  Sharon 
Whiifen,  Diana 
Upstill,  Suzann 
Zollinger,  Janice 


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Ri  Veda 


The  theme  of  Ri  Veda  women's  ocial 
unit,  "Sodalatus"  means  unity.  The 
purpose  of  the  unit  is  to  promote 
friendship,  love,  and  loyalty  through 
association,  and  to  honor  and  devel- 
op respect  for  womanhood.  Ri  Veda 
was  reactivated  during  the  winter 
quarter  of  1955  and  has  become  a 
recognized  unit  on  campus.  Under 
the  leadership  of  Darlene  Glenn  as 
president  this  year,  members  of  the 
club  enjoyed  many  activities.  The 
organization  sponsored  an  Invita- 
tional dance  on  November  8  in  the 
Smith  Family  Living  Center.  A 
Homecoming  Open  House  was  held 
during  Homecom- 
ing Week,  and  ex- 
changes made 
with  other  clubs, 
and  dinner  dance 
enjoyed.  Ri  Veda 
entered  the  Song- 
fest  Contest  and 
held  many  fire- 
sides. 


President: 
Darlene  Glenn 


Members      of      Ri-Veda      sing 
"Friendship's  Park"  in  Songfest. 


"i  <*s 


Allred,  Lorna 
Bartlett,  Janet 
Bloomfield,  Beverly 
Briggs,   Sharrene 
Buchanan,  Julynne 


Hughes,   Kelly 
Lewis,   Glenna 
Loose,  Pat 
Nelson,  Ann 
Nielsen,  Josephine 


Noble,  Vernice 
Ottsen,  Shirley 
Parkin,  Colleen 
Sanderson,  Helen 


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G 


amma 


PhiO 


micron 


Gamma  Phi  Omicron  is  the  oldest 
honorary  organization  for  women  on 
campus.  Upper-class  women  with  a 
good  professional  attitude  who  have 
and  maintain  a  high  scholastic  aver- 
age in  the  field  of  Home  Economics 
are  invited  to  become  members.  The 
goals  of  Gamma  Phi  Omicron  are  to 
promote  high  ideals  in  home  econ- 
omics, create  a  spirit  of  profession- 
alism in  the  department,  and  to  pro- 
mote superior  scholarship.  Among 
their  special  activities  are  pledging 
and  the  goat  dinner,  and  exchanges. 
Lectures,  demonstrations,  and  field 
trips  which  would  be  of  special  in- 
terest to  one  in  the  field  of  home 
economics  are  included  in  their  ac- 
tivities. 


.      President: 
Margaret   Redlord 


1st  row  (1.  to  r.):  Marilyn  Alter,  Donna  Bird,  Ann  Mathis,  Corinne  Sorensen,  Margaret 
Redford,  Ruth  Redford,  Kathy  Orme,  Irene  Semadini. 


arlow,  Pauline 
ird,   Donna 
oel,  Anne 
.'arter,  Anita 
'ase,   Gayle 
lark,  Delene 
Huff,   Wanda  L. 
Sark,  Mary 

unn,   Patricia   Sally 
[uskinson,  Shirlee  A. 
lskeep,  Bonnie  Jean 
jhns,  Geneve  D. 
ihnson,  Carlene 
jhnson,  Joan  C. 
nudson,  Sandra  K. 
inebarger,  Joyce  J. 

IcCune,   Jeanne 
loye,  Lois  M. 
Irme,  Kathryn 
oulson,  Jennie  Lin 
edford,  Ruth  Mary 
ichens,    Donna 
ogers,  Dixie 
chloss,   Margaret  A. 

smadeni,  Irene  Alice 
himoda.  Donna  A. 
inith,  Janice  Ann 
Mensen.  Corinne 
anner.  Nancy  Lee 


Cougarettes 


Formed  to  promote  pep  and  spirit 
within  the  studentbody  and  to  pro- 
vide entertainment  for  hall  time  ac- 
tivities, the  Cougarettes  provided 
much  pleasurable  enjoyment  to  spec- 
tators at  football  and  basketball 
games.  They  also  appeared  at  Wy- 
oming and  Colorado  ASM.  Fresh- 
men girls  are  judged  on  poise,  beau- 
ty and  marching  ability  for  admiss- 
ion to  the  Cougarettes.  That  these 
girls  have  personality  and  charm  is 
evidenced  by  the  fact  that  so  many 
of  their  members  are  honored  by  the 
students.  lanelle  Johnson  was  chos- 
en Val  Hyric  Sweetheart;  Diane 
Scott,  Louise  Lush;  Janice  Babcock, 
Belle  of  the  Y;  Carolyn  Crawford, 
Attendant  to  the  Belle  of  the  Y,  and 
Lynn  Fechser,  at- 
tendant to  Miss 
Merry  Christmas. 
The  Cougarettes 
presented  an  as- 
sembly with  the 
Tausigs  called 
"C  o  n  t  e  m  p  o  r- 
ary  Trends." 

President 

Shirley  Roblruon 


Cougarettes  performed  precision  drills  at  basketball  halftimes. 


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Andreason,  Gail 
Andrews,  Fay 
Babcock,  Janice 
Blauer,    Jone 
Bower,  Melene 
Busterud,  Kay 
Dana,  Judith 


Crawford,  Carolyn 
Dayley,  Barbara 
Fechser,  Leslie 
Fechser,  Lynn 
Fleming,  Laura 
Hale,  Sherry 
Hoffman,  Sharlene 


Jacobs,  Gaye 
Johnson,  Janet 
Johnson,  Jonelle 
Johnson,  Sharon 
Jbrgensen,  Ayn 
McKell,  Linda 
Pappas,  Su-san 


Randall,  Dixie 
Redd,  Judy 
Scott,  Diane 
Smith,  Carolyn 
Tidwell,  Claudia 
Thomander,  Dawn 
Walker,  Helen 


Chi  Sigma  XXV 

Qualifications  for  membership  of 
Chi  Sigma  XXV  are  as  restrictive 
as  they  are  unusual.  The  appli- 
cant must  be  male,  over  twenty 
five  years  of  age,  unmarried  and 
not  engaged  at  the  time  of  rush- 
ing. After  initiation  members  who 
marry  must  go  inactive,  but  they 
are  retained  as  honorary  lifetime 
members.  The  unit  was  first  org- 
anized in  October  of  1956  after  the 
publishing  of  an  editorial  in  the 
Daily  Universe,  which  suggested 
the  need  for  such  an  organization. 
The  group  planned  activities  to 
enable  older  bachelors  to  meet 
sligible  young  ladies  and  ex- 
changes    were 


held  with  vari- 

o  u  s     women's 

I           s 

units.   A   West- 

ern Dance,  and 

\-£I 

'Flamingo  Love' 

X          ^0W 

invitational    cli- 

1     maxed  the  acti- 

President: 

vities. 

Arlen  Hauls 

Chi  Sigma  XXV  bachelors  find  themselves  in  the  hands  of  spring  ladies  at  ex- 
change with  Nautilus. 


Bothers,  Pratt 
Brown,  Farrell 
Croft,  Merlin 
Grigg,  Samuel 
Hansen,  Kimball 
Hatch,  Delray 
Horn,  Gus 


Hunter,  James 
Johnson,  Lynn 
Kimball,  Farrell 
Peterson,  Clayton 
Phillips,  Blaine 
Poulton,  Lee 
Roberts,  Cecil 


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Lambda  Delta  Sigma 

The  first  Lambda  Delta  Sigma  unit  was  organiz- 
ed on  the  University  of  Utah  campus  in  1936  by 
Dr.  Lowell  Bennion  and  a  group  of  students. 
The  unit  became  national  in  1941  and  now  has 
chapters  on  the  campuses  of  many  universities 
throughout  the  nation.  Led  by  Gordon  K.  Bur- 
rell  as  president,  Lambda  Delta  Sigma  stressed 
leadership,  fellowship,  culture,  intellectuality, 
and  spirituality,  and  aimed  to  provide  express- 
ion through  activity,  of  the  principles  of  relig- 
ion. Activities  of  the  year  included  social  ex- 
^^^^^^       changes  with  other  units,  in- 

rspirational     hours,     cultural 
meetings.     During     Autumn 
*   «-  quarter   the   Fall   Ball    was 

held,  and  on  St.  Valentine's 
Day,  the  unit  planned  a  suc- 
cessful Sweetheart  Ball. 
Spring  quarter  members  en- 
qJZTLi*       j°yed  ,he  Incrugural  Banquet. 


1st  row:  Judy  Morris,  Durnae  Heugly,  Ralph  Richardson,  Donna 
Turner,  Ann  Halladay;  2nd  row:  John  Russell,  Karen  Hall, 
Brian  Strong,  Deon  Bean,  Gordon  Burrell,  Mariana  Crowther. 


Barney,   Beulah 
Asper,  Bob 
Bartels,  Dorothy- 
Bean,  Deon 
Brown,  Elizabeth  Joan 
Brown,  Maurine 
Circuit,  Jeff  L. 


Collett,   Luana 
Clark,  Betty 
Crow,  Gayle 
Crow,  Jean 
Danks,  Leora  Ann 
Dwight,  Dee  Elaine 
Eames,  Clarissa 


Elder,  Fern  Arlene 
Frost,   Louise 
Dunford,  Thomas  Jay 
Field,  Ray  A. 
Hagen,  Lillis  M. 
Halladay,  Ann 
Heugly,  Helen  Durnae 


Holdsberg,  Carroll 
Hullinger,  Carol  Dawn 
Johnson,  Sharon  Lou 
Kulp,  Kenley 
Larson,  Karen 
Mackay,  Walter  Dale 
McClellan,  Blaine  S. 


Merrill,  H.  Kent 
McClellan,    Jeanstte 
McBride,   Carolee 
Miller,  Alene 
Mohlman,   Marilee 
Morgan,  Scott  K. 
Morgan,  Carolyn 


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Lambda  Delta  Sigma  quartet.       Swirling  and  swinging  in  gay  mood  to  the  music  of  the  dance. 


Morris,  Judith  Kay- 
Moss,  Dennis  D. 
Nelson,  Narene 
Nelson,  Shirley  M. 
Newman,  Dianne 
Parry,  Barbara  Ann 
Rich,  Merilynne 


Richardson,  Ralph  L. 
Richter,  Martha  Ann 
Robertson,  Milly 
Saunders,  Arlan 
Smith,  Bob 
Strong,  Brian  E. 
Thurman,  Kathleen 


Thompson,  Shirley 
Trimnal,  Gloria  J. 
Turner,  Donna  Lee 
Walter,  Larry  D. 
Webb,  Jeanne 
Weight,  Mary  Lou 
Welch,  Norma  Anne 


Whitton,  Gerald  Allen 
Whipple,  Connie 
Wilcox,  Sharlene 
Wursten,  Robert  L. 


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DeltaPhi 


Delta  Phi  has  the  distinction  of  being 
the  first  Greek  letter  fraternity  organ- 
ized in  Utah  and  one  of  the  first  west 
of  the  Mississippi  river.  The  purposes 
of  the  fraternity  are  to  provide  ser- 
vice, spiritual,  scholastic,  and  social 
outlets  and  opportunities  for  its  mem- 
bers. 1957-58  was  an  outstanding 
year  for  the  Y  Chapter.  Last  spring 
its  chorus  toured  over  5,000  miles  to 
New  York  and  Washington,  D.C. 
and  performed  before  10,000  people. 
Delta  Phi  began  this  school  year  by 
winning  the  Men's  Organization 
Quartet  Competition  at  Homecoming. 
In  the  fall  RaNae  Salisbury,  Murray, 
Utah  was  chosen  as  Delta  Phi  Dream 
Girl  at  annual  Dream  Girl  Formal 
from  among  17  lovely  girls.  The  fra- 
ternity conducted  the  most  successful 
Campus  Chest  Drive  in  recent  his- 
tory raising  over  twice  the  amount 
raised  in  recent  years.  Other  an- 
nual features  are  the  Invitational, 
Polygamy  Party,  and  "Love  'em  and 
Leave  'em"  Party.  Arturo  Barrios 
was  crowned  "Greatest  lover  in  the 
world."  Some  out- 
standing Delta  Phi 
alumni  are  John  A. 
Widtsoe,  Stephen 
L  Richards,  J.  Reu- 
ben Clark,  Jr.,  Jos- 
eph F.  Merrill, 
Matthew  Cowley, 
Milton  R.  Hunter, 
A.  T.  Tuttle,  and 
Marion  D.  Hanks 

President: 
James  F.  Scott 


Delta  Phi's  lovely  sweetheart — RaNae  Salisbury  was  honored  at  Sweetheart  Party. 


Abplanalp,   Delloy 
Atkin,  Thomas 
Atkinson,  Nilo 
Atkinson,  Stephen 
Barkdull,  Del 
Barrios,  M.  Arturo 
Bascom,  Gary 


Clay,  John 
Blair,  Kenneth 
Bloxham,   Ben 
Conder,  Donald 
Ely,    Raymond 
Davis,   Thomas 
Davidson,  Marion 


Flinlinson,   David 
Frehner,   Verl 
Gibbs,  W.  Sherman 
Gunderson,  Alvin 
Jenkins,   Marvin 
Johansen,  Robert 
Koldewyn,  Phillip 


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& 


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Beautiful  orchids  for  beautiful  girls  as  they  watch  and  enjoy  the  floor  show  during  intermission  at  the  Sweetheart  Ball. 


Larson,  Raymond 
Lawlor,   Lawrence 
LeBaron,  Norman 
Mason,    Dennis 
May,  James  ■ 

Miller,   Sterl 
Morris,  Monte 


Nuttall,  Paul 
Nichol,  Jack 
Olsen,  Lynn 
Pateen,  Benton 
Petersen,  Ray 
Pettit,  Robert 
Schulzke,   Ernest 


Simmons,  Edward 
Slaughter,   Larry 
Smith,   Donald 
Soper,  William 
Stapley,  Merrill 
Swann,  Edward 
Thomas,  Gerald 


►  '- 


Waywell,  Kelvin 
Tolman,  Gerald 
West,  Emerson 
Widdison,  Harold 
Wray,  Gerald 


Shomrah  Kiyel 


Shomrah  Kiyel  is  a  unique  organiz- 
ation, and  could  only  be  brought 
into  being  in  a  university  whose 
students  are  constantly  leaving  for 
the  mission  field.  The  girls  they 
leave  behind,  their  wives  or  sweet- 
hearts, 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  companionship  while 
waiting  for  their  men  to  return.  Or- 
ganized in  the  spring  of  1955,  this 
unusual  group  of  devoted  women 
under  the  leadership  of  Nada  Boyer, 
completed  a  full  schedule  this  year. 
With  the  emphasis  on  spiritual  val- 
ues, the  unit  organized  meetings, 
home  demonstrations,  aesthetic  and 
creative  meetings,  a  quarterly  testi- 
mony meeting,  a 
Sweetheart  Ban- 
quet, Junior  Prom 
Party,  Spring 
Breakfast,  Talent 
Program  and  book 
reviews. 

President: 
Nada  Borer 


Members  of  Shomrah  Kiyel  at  the  Sweetheart  Banquet  which  replaces  dinner  dance 
of  other  units. 


Alcorn,  Marlene 
Austin,  Gaylia 
Baker,  Susan 
Barrow,  Barbara 
Baumgartner,  Colleen 
Bergen,  Norma 
Black,   Lorene 


Bledsoe,  Doris 
Bodine,  Virginia 
Booth,  Beverly 
Bremer,  Florine 
Cobia,  Loma 
Condie,  Genene 
Crystal,  Doris 


Evans,   Jean 
Greaves,  Karren 
Hawke,  Jeannine 
Hixson,  Patricia 
Holmes,  Nelda 
Horton,  Carolyn 
Hunt,  Joan 


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Santa  Claus  brought  each  girl  a  surprise  gift  from  her 
missionary. 


Refreshments  are  served  to  members  after  formal  pledge. 


Konopelski,  Helen 
Larson,  Barbara 
Leigh,  Dorene 
Lundell,  Connie 
McClellan,  Norene 
McDowell,  Sylvia 
Murdock,  Joyce 


Petty  Corinne 
Rogers,  Dixie 
Sabey,  Linda 
Scoresby,  Marilyn 
Scoresby,  Mary  Lou 
Shirts,  Addie 
Smith,  DeAnna 


Walters,   Carol 
Wilding,  Ruth 
Wilkerson,  Nancy 
Williamson,  Joyce 


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PhiChiTheta 


President: 

Janine   McPhie 


President  Janine  McPhie  led  Phi  Chi  Theta  members  in 
their  efforts  to  promote  the  cause  of  higher  business  edu- 
cation and  teaching  for  all  women  in  business  careers 
and  to  encourage  fraternity  and  cooperation  among  wom- 
en preparing  for  this  career.  The  big  activity  during  aut- 
umn quarter  was  a  progressive  dinner  and  a  crowded 
schedule  was  carried  out  throughout  the  year.  Exchanges 
with  other  clubs,  lectures,  a  slumber  party.  Halloween 
festivities,  pledge  initiation,  a  banquet  and  a  ball  during 
spring  quarter  kept  the  members  together.  Visits  were 
also  made  to  business  offices  and  State  Mental  Hospital. 


"Eternal  Efficiency"  was  the  out  of  this  world  theme  for  the  Phi  Chi  Theta  Homecoming  float. 


Baker,  Faye 
Booth,  Beverly- 
Curtis,  Karen 
Heemeyer,  Lois 
Holmes,  Carole 
Jackson,  Colleen 
Larkin,  Phyllis 

Mason,  Yerda 
Mumford,  Margaret 
Noble,    Zina 
Phillips,  Marie 
Roche,  Marlene 
Swenson,   Camille 
Towne,  Diane 


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P.E.M.M.  Club 


1st  row:  M.  Ingersoll,  K.  Moyle,  P.  Idlefsen,  D.  Wilcox,  C.  Ure,  J.  Taylor,  B.  Foxley,  S.  Holtom,  D.  Laudie,,  M.  Miera,  D   Sul- 
livan. 2nd  row:  D.  Mickelsen,  R.  Fuchigami,  C.  S.  Reed,  T.  Heiner,  S.  Evans,  B.  Alene  Judy,  J.  Williamson,  N.  Ricks,  E.  Mich- 


allis,D .Woolley,T.Dillmcm.3rdrow:P.Hardy,.D.Grirnmett,G.  Adams,  D.  Riddle,  N.  Hansen,  K.  Ann  Hughes,  C.'  Foss,  L 
Jones,  I.  Funk.  J.  Sawyer,  K.  Berg,  M.  Foss.  4th  row:  G.  Ward,  C.  Park,  L.  Bone,  L.  Wilson,  L.  Giles,  S.  Solomon,  J.  Sawyer, 


D.  Millett,  R.  Startin,  D.  Saling,  V.  Shuey,  H.  W.  Soffe,  W.  Gordon,  M.  Stokes,  G.  Wanlass,  C.  Saling,  D.  Paulson,  R.  Edwards 


The  College  of  Recreation,  Physical  and  Health  Education 
and  Athletics  holds  a  professional  meeting  each  Thurs- 
day morning  during  the  school  year  for  all  major  students. 
The  Deans,  departments  of  the  College  and  P.E.M.M.  Club 
rotate  in  taking  charge  of  the  meetings.  This  procedure 
has  greatly  assisted  P.E.M.M.  to  report  a  very  successful 


year.  For  the  first  time,  the  club  entered  a  float  in  the 
Homecoming  parade  and  took  second  place  for  most 
original.  Other  activities  were  Western  Round-up,  spring 
Steak-Fry,  Valentine  Sports  Night  and  socials,  and  panel 
discussion  groups. 


1st  row:  Wally  Gordon,  Paula  Hardy,  Ida  Funk,  Maryl  Inger- 
soll. 2nd  row:  Wayne  Soffe,  JoAnn  Calderwood,  Charles  Sal- 
ing, Dora  Saling.  3rd  row:  Leonard  Mackay,  Ray  Watters, 
Garry  Parkinson,  Curt  Brown. 


Physical  health  is  evident  in  his  action  and  smile. 


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Arnold  Air  Society 


The  Arnold  Air  Society  is  a  professional  honorary- 
service  organization  of  all  four  year  AFROTC  ca- 
dets. Its  objectives  aim  to  promote  American  citizen- 
ship in  an  air  age  and  to  advance  the  support  of  air 
power.  The  unit  designs  to  further  the  purpose,  miss- 
ion, tradition  and  concept  of  the  United  States  Air 
Force  for  national  security,  and  to  create  a  closer 
and  more  efficient  relationship  with  the  Air  Force  Re- 
serve Officers'  Training  Corps.  The  Society  plays 
host  to  speakers  on  world  events.  Relevant  films  on 
this  subject  are  also  shown.  Flights  to  Air  Force 
bases  throughout  the  United  States  are  made  by  the 
cadets  to  familiarize  them  with  the  terrain  of  the 
country  and  a  trip  made  to  the  national  concleave. 
Social  events  were  parties,  a  Dinner-Dance  and 
the  highlight  of  the  Social  Cal- 
endar, the  A.F.R.O.T.C.  Military 
Ball.  The  first  annual  Dinner- 
Dance  was  held  April  1 1  to  cel- 
ebrate the  merger  of  the  Sabre 
Air  and  the  Arnold  Air  Society. 


President: 

Gordon  Hansen 


Members  of  Sabre  Air  and  Ar- 
nold Air  Society  shake  hands 
on  merger. 


236 


Andrus,  James 
Baker,  Gary- 
Ball,  Sam 
Burgess,  Theron 
Carruth,  Gene 


Clay,  Robert 
Garrette,  Ben 
Houghton,  Robert 
Houlihan,    Richard 
Isenburg,  Theodore 


Jex,  Earl 
Mackintosh,  Dean 
Meacham,  Douglas 
Morgan,  Scott 
Otterstrom,  F.  Thomas 


Slade,  Sheldon 
Smith,   Harvey 
Steele,  Vern 
Wilcox,  Jerry 
Yingling,  Kay 


Five  members  get  together  to  drink  a  toast  of  friendship  and  service. 


Sabre  Air  Command 


President: 
Robert  D.  Smith 


Ellsworth,   D.  Kirk 
Famsworth,  Carl  Larry 
Garrett,  Gordon  B. 
Harrison,  Russell  David,  Jr. 


Hanly,  Thomas  F.,  Jr. 
Hayden,  Warren  R. 
Heath,  Charles  W. 
Hinckley,  Thomas  K. 


Setting  off  on  a  familiariza- 
tion flight. 


Neuenswander,  Val  J. 
Smith,  J.  Norman 
Rowley,  Ralph  A. 


to  4  *L-  id*-  * 


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1st  row:  Norma  Dale  Droughn,  Margo  Barling,  Tutoring  Chairman;  Judy  Morris,  Vice  President;  Marilyn  McMeen,  Pres- 
ident; Betty  Chatham,  Secretary;  Linda  Jean  Pace,  Treasurer,  Melba  Lynn  Whittle,  Historian.  2nd  row:  Cheryl  Mc  Al- 
lister,  Audrey  Jeanne  Olsen,  Barbara  Beers,  Sidnee  Day,  Janet  Dalton,  Pat  Brighton.  3rd  row:  Margo  Parker,  Narene 
Nelson,  Glenna  Cooper,  Jilene  Hoggan,  Pat  Halgren,  DeAnne  Dorny,  Claudia  Johnson,  Welda  Lendt,  Sonja  Balmer,  Na- 
deane  Tuft,  Suzanne  N.  Crowther,  Cheryl  Armstrong,  Elaine  Nelson. 


Alpha  Lambda  Delta 

Alpha  Lambda  Delta  is  a  national  honorary  organ- 
ization composed  of  sophomore  women  who  main- 
tained a  3.5  grade  average  for  two  or  more  quarters 
in  their  freshman  year.  The  BYU  chapter  is  under 
the  sponsorship  of  Miss  Jean  Anne  Waterstradt  and 
Mrs.  Lillian  C.  Booth,  who  is  the  Western  Region 
Supervisor  of  the  National  organization.  The  year's 
activities  commenced  with  a  first  initiation  in  the 
spring  for  eligible  freshmen  girls.  A  second  initiation 
was  held  in  the  fall  for  girls  who  raised  their  aver- 
ages. Several  cultural  evenings  were  also  enjoyed. 


1st  row  (1.  to  r.):  Cheryl  Armstrong,  Betty  Chatham,  Melba 
Whittle,  Pat  Brighton.  2nd  row:  Marilyn  McMeen,  Judy  Morris 


1st  row:  Chuck  Stevenson,  Bob  Skousen,  Pago  Afaulo,  Lenard  Wells,  Phil  Bellon,  Taveve  Fanene.  2nd  row:  Loretta  Vance, 
Sandra  Jolley,  Joyce  Wiltbank,  LuRae  Fawson,  Sharon  Reid,  Eleanor  Peterson,  Barry  Bright.  3rd  row:  Sylvia  Bigler,  Lou- 
ise Andrus,  Anna  Joy  Woffinden,  Lenore  Crandall,  Shirley  Iokepa. 


Alio  M 


ai 


Samoan  culture  is  stressed  by  the  Afio  Mai  Club.  Organized 
in  1954,  this  group  associates  with  the  Student  Program  Bur- 
eau in  presenting  the  songs,  dances  and  customs  of  the  Sa- 
moan people  throughout  the  intermountain  west.  Activities 
sponsored  were  swimming  parties  and  the  traditional  outing 
to  Homestead. 


Alpha  Phi  Omega,  Eta  Omicron  Chapter  managed  the  Des- 
tiny Fund  Information  Booth  in  the  Eyring  Science  Center, 
assisted  at  the  Eagle  Scout  Banquet  and  the  Boy  Scout  Merit 
Pow-wow  as  well  as  taking  an  active  part  in  the  Invitational 
Track  Meet  and  the  school  polio  and  flu  shot  drives. 


AlphaPhi  Omega 


1st  row:  Bishop  Royal  B.  Stone,  Faculty  Advisor;  Lorn  H.  Kennedy,  President;  Elmer  L.  Emmons,  Vice  President;  Keith 
Gates,  Secretary.  2nd  row:  Tom  Dunning,  George  Scott,  Bill  Leach,  Paul  Williams,  William  Adams,  Norman  Holman, 
Jim  Hazard.  3rd  row:  Bruce  Bone,  Craig  Whitehead,  Gene  Devenport,  William  Stebbing,  Doyle  Fuller,  Stephen  Frazier.  |  239 


1st  row:  Dennis  Byers,  Ed  Clark,  Dave  Chamberlain,  Bob  Stones,  Unknown.  2nd  row:  Gay  Chambers,  Myrna  Bankhead, 
Reg.  Coultas,  Dorene  Del  Fium,  Raphael  Meachum,  JoAnn,  Marilyn.  3rd  row:  Dick  Seiger,  Richard  Wall,  Unknown,  Dave 
Simms,  Kay  Croxford,  Joe  D.  England,  Sunny  Seeley,  Dave  Adams,  Mike  Arbogast,  Rick  Heilner,  Unknown. 


Alpine  Club 


The  motto  for  members  of  the  Alpine  Club  is  that 
"mountaineering  is  exercise  for  the  body  and  con- 
tentment for  the  soul."  The  club  was  organized  in 
1955  to  promote  an  interest  in  mountain  climbing, 
hiking,  skiing,  swimming,  ice  skating  and  toboggan- 
ing. Indoor  activities  this  year  included  lessons  on 
rock  climbing,  lectures  on  first-aid,  mountain  safety, 
ski  films  and  pictures,  and  a  Halloween  Party.  An 
ambitious  outdoor  program  consisted  of  a  two  week 
climbing  trip  in  the  Colorado  Rockies  before  fall 
registration,  the  climbing  of  Utah's  highest  mountain, 
King's  Peak,  in  October  of  1957  in  which  twenty 
members  participated,  a  cross  country  ski  hike  over- 
night into  Aspen  Grove  area  in  February,  a  skiing 
get-together  between  quarters  and  active  climb- 
ing on  Timp,  Mt.  Nebo  and  Provo  Peak.  The  Club 
sponsored  the  first  sanctioned  Intermountain  Ski 
Association  race  at  Timp  Haven — The  Hoover  Cup. 
Dorene  Del  Fium  was  president,  Ralph  Mecham,  vice 
pres.,  Carmen  Bradley,  Sec.-Treas.;  Reg  Coultas,  Ac- 
tivity Coordinator  and  advisers  were  Dave  Evans 
and  Dick  Ballou. 


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1st  row:  Janice  Wood,  Carol  Sue  Campbell,  Justin  Skousen,  Barbara  Nelson,  Mary  Ella  McDowell,  Barbara  Sweatt,  Pat 
Sanderson,  Pauline  Judd.  Carolyn  Woolsey,  Jeannette  Martineau.  2nd  row:  Claudia  Bowers,  Deanna  Skousen,  Gratia 
Schastey,  Frances  Gardner,  Peggy  Gardner,  Virginia  Ashford,  Kay  Passey,  Sylvia  Shumway,  Lou  Knudson.  3rd  row: 
Frank  Kleinworth,  Charles  Shumway,  Glen  Beecroft,  Louise  Conover,  Marilyn  Black,  Sonia  Josie,  Charlene  Riggs, 
Wayne  Fletcher,  Gerald  Nielson.  4th  row:  Toni  Gaddis,  Norman  Pruett,  Bobby  Rothlesberger,  Raleigh  Johnson,  Alan 
Peterson,  Steve  Crookston,  Dave  Shepherd,  Lynn  Steele,  Ken  Ramsey,  Marlow  Plumb,  James  Boone,  William  Larry 
Ashby,  Edward  Neilson. 


Arizona  Club 


The  Arizona  Club  was  established  on  the  BYU  campus 
to  provide  opportunities  for  students  from  Arizona  to  as- 
sociate with  those  from  the  great  Sunshine  state.  The 
activities  this  year  consisted  of  several  western  dances, 
firesides  and  exchange  parties  with  other  geographical 
units.  Members  also  enjoyed  a  toboggan  party,  a  Span- 
ish supper  and  a  steak  fry.  The  club  entered  a  float  in  the 
Homecoming  parade  and  participated  in  Western  Week, 
sponsoring  the  Western  Dance  and  Chuck  Wagon  Break- 
fast. The  officers  for  the  year  were:  Norman  Pruett,  Pres- 
ident; LeRoy  Gibbons,  Vice-President;  Sylvia  Shumway, 
Secretary;  and  Barbara  Nelson  and  Raleigh  Johnson  as 
Social  Chairmen.  The  sponsor  was  Dixon  Anderson  of 
the  Language  Department. 


The  Japanese  Club  is  a  Geographical  club  which  was  or- 
ganized on  February  12,  1958.  It  was  organized  with  a 
membership  of  25  people  and  has  grown  steadily  since 
that  time. 

The  club  was  organized  for  the  purpose  of  developing  a 
deeper  understanding  and  friendship  between  the  peoples 
and  cultures  of  the  world  by  study  and  group  activity. 
The  club  sponsors  semi-monthly  meetings  at  which  guest 
speakers  are  invited.  Frequent  oriental  dinners  are  also 
held.  The  club  also  sponsors  periodic  film  classics  in  con- 
junction with  the  Audio-Visual  Aids. 


Japanese  Club 


1st  row:  David  R.  Broadhead,  Nobuyoshi  Tachibana,  Bruce  Beaman,  Chuck  Ogata,  David  Tanaka.  2nd  row:  Henry  Ta- 
wara,  Fern  Ozawa,  Jack  Morgan,  Treasurer;  Don  C.  Lundberg,  President;  Noel  H.  Enniss,  Vice  President;  Eleanor  Jeo. 
3rd  row:  Mike  M.  Suzuki,  Bruce  Bone,  Connie  Lundell,  .David  Bodily,  Jonia  Emory,  John  C.  Higgins,  Joanne  Rhoads, 
C.  LeRoy  Anderson,  Howard  Moffitt,  Jr. 


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Front  row  (1  to  r)  J.  Tanner,  S.  Lepard,  B.  Kurtz,  J.  Johnson,  D.  Kenney,  J.  Wood,  G.  Neilson,  T.  Williams,  T.  Finch.  Sec- 
ond row:  M.  Wynder,  L.  Williams,  C.  Brandley,  M.  Brown,  E.  Young,  G.  Bullock,  L.  Oliver,  M.  Kearl,  B.  Kurtz,  D.  K.  Rice, 
G.  Tidey,  A.  Pratje,  P.  Brandley,  M.  Ursenbach,  M.  Shields.  Third  row:  V.  Archibald,  P.  Bennett,  L.  Peterson,  J.  Johansen, 
C.  Ellingson,  G.  Shields,  J.  Pilling,  W.  Hamilton,  R.  Livingston,  C.  Johansen,  L.  Boucher,  B.  Richards. 


Canadian  Club 


The  Canadian  Club  was  formed  to  support  and  par- 
ticipate in  school  functions  and  activities.  With  Larry 
Peterson  as  president,  this  year  the  Club  organized 
a  successful  ice  skating  party  at  Boat  Harbor,  at 
which  a  hundred  and  fifty  people  attended.  Other 
activities  included  representation  in  the  Snow  Carni- 
val ,an  exchange  with  the  Nevada  Club  and  entries 
in  the  intramurals.  Basketball  and  touch  football 
teams  entered  into  competitions,  and  Canada  was 
well  represented  on  the  Geographic  assembly. 


A  neighborly  conference  to  solve  a  problem. 


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1st  row:  D.  Cluff,  A.  Powell,  D.  Washburn,  J.  Hansen.  2nd  row:  D.  Clark,  K.  Brown,  B.  Johnson,  M.  B.  Clark,  C.  Jensen,  M. 
Alter,  M.  Lewis.  3rd  row:  E.  Cordon,  C.  Baker,  I.  Semadini,  R.  Schmidt,  M.  Schloss,  P.  Moon,  V.  Archibald,  C.  Sorensen,  A. 
Mathis,  D.  Shimoda,  P.  Peck.  Row  4:  M.  Stevens,  M.  Peterson,  K.  Orme,  K.  Hogan,  M.  Bradshaw,  D.  Bird,  J.  Linebarger,  P. 
Redd,  Miss  Gardner.  5th  row:  J.  Smith,  M.  Redford,  M.  Morgan,  D.  Richens,  J.  Millar. 


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ome  economics 


The  Home  Economics  Club  provided  opportunities  for  girls 
with  special  home  making  talents,  and  who  showed  a  per- 
sonal interest  in  that  field,  to  develop  leadership  and  organ- 
izational qualities  through  participation  in  demonstrations, 
interesting  lectures  and  social  activities. 


Aiming  to  develop  professional  attitude  in  students  and  to 
provide  opportunities  for  fellowship,  the  Civil  Engineering 
Club,  with  Joseph  Hancock  as  president,  sponsored  field 
trips,  films,  and  meetings  as  well  as  a  Valentine  Party,  Glen 
Canyon  dam  trip  and  an  Awards  Banquet  at  the  end  of 
the  year. 


Civil  Engineers 


Front  row  (1  to  r)  Arnold  Wilson,  Instructor,  Bert  Taylor,  Stanley  Markman,  Joseph  P.  Hancock  (President),  Ramon  Bassett,  H. 
Hodson,  Department  Chairman,  Parry  D.  Harrison.  Back  row.  Paul    W.    Erekson,    Instructor,    Dale    C.    Perry,    Asst.    Prof., 
Claire  Gardner,  Glen  Calder,  Laver  Roper,  Eugene  Veritsky. 

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First  row,  (1.  to  r.):  Dick  Starr,  Georgia  Moore,  Joy  Madsen,  Sylvia  Hunt,  n  Safsten.  2nd  row:  Dale  Hatch,  R.  Dale  Miller, 
Daniei  Bucknum,  Thomas  Worlton,  John  Tanner,  Bonnie  Montgomery,  -  it  Montgomery,  R.  C.  Larson.  3rd  row:  Gary 
Harker,  John  Beardall,  Duston  Harvey,  Douilas  Dill,  David  Jarvis.  (Portru     3  of  W.  McBride  Barrus.) 


Petroglyph  Society 


Most  unique  organization  at  BYU  is  probably  Petro- 
glyph Society,  founded  in  haste  and  ignorance  by 
distinguished  campus  wags.  Headed  by  Granidose 
Most  High  Exalted  Chiseler  Ron  Safsten,  who  was 
responsible  for  most  of  group's  worries,  the  society 
held  gala  social  malfunctions  which  no  one  attended 
and  toured  impressive  Clark  Student  Service  Center 
basement.  At  year's  end  vast  majority  of  club's 
members  still  thought  petroglyphs  were  small  for- 
eign cars. 


Poster-plotting  committee  commandeers   usable  tri- 
pod, art  paper. 


Doing  field  work,  inept  members  gather  specimen. 


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1st  row:  Nelda  Holmes,  Michael  Kirkpatrick,  Charlotte  Ann  Posey,  Grant  Speed.  2nd  row:  Ella  Mae  Duarte,  Janet  Wright, 
Pat  Tenney,  Christine  Atkirson,  Dennis  Reeder.  3rd  row:  Lynda  Sawyer,  L.  G.  Cummings,  Alvin  M.  Otte,  Florine  Bremer, 
Clarence  O.  Carraway. 


Texas  Club 


Organized  in  1956,  the  Texas  club  consists  of  residents  and 
former  residents  of  the  Lone  Star  State.  The  club  was  formed 
by  students  who  desired  to  promote  unity  and  friendships 
among  Texans  at  BYU.  The  club  held  occasional  parties 
where  Texas  dancing  was  featured,  and  get-acquainted  as- 
semblies given.  The  unit  is  not  large  but  the  amount  of  fun 
easily  compensates  for  size. 


Cumorah  Club 


Participants  in  the  Hill  Cumorah  Pageant,  wishing  to  con- 
tinue their  association  with  each  other,  and  returned  Eastern 
States  missionaries  organized  this  fall  to  form  the  Cumorah 
Club.  The  group  promoted  religious  and  social  fellowship 
among  its  members  with  firesides  and  get-togethers.  Craw- 
ford Gates,  composer  of  the  music  for  the  Pageant,  lectured 
at  one  fireside. 


1st  row:  C.  Roundy,  M.  Hawkins,  K.  Waymier,  S.  Shultz,  A.  Boel,  N.  Hyde,  M.  Anderson,  B.  Whitford,  C.  Lilley,  S.  Stark, 
K.  Larsen,  D.  Larsen,  M.  Coombs.  2nd  row:  J.  Roundy,  President;  D.  Lee,  A.  Tingey,  W.  Lendt,  G.  Neal,  C.  James,  S.  Koff- 
ard,  L.  Seneca,  S.  Palmer,  L.  Anderson,  B.  Leeke,  D.  Dwight,  K.  Burrup,  N.  Atkinson,  H.  Williams,  B.  Simmons,  Secretary- 
Treasurer;  J.  Cummings,  J.  Jackson,  Vice-President.  3rd  row:  C.  Gates,  Speaker;  G  Gates,  D.  Scott,  Social  Chairman;  A. 
Doty,  K.  Peterson,  K.  Wilkins,  Publicity  Chairman;  B.  Wagstaff,  D.  Bartels,  C.  Finlayson,  A.  Muller,  L.  Pyper,  M.  Keller 
J.  Kofford,  D.  Felt,  J.  Malloy. 


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Danish  -  Norwegian 


The  Danish-Norwegian  Club  was  formed  to  maintain  and 
stimulate  interest  in  the  Danish  and  Norwegian  cultures  to 
provide  social  activities,  and  to  stimulate  genealogical  re- 
search. This  year,  for  the  first  time  a  float  was  entered  in 
the  Homecoming  Parade.  A  very  successful  "Jubilee  Fest" 
(Christmas-Tree  party)  was  held.  Shown  above  are  some 
members  attending  one  of  their  firesides. 


The  Davis  Club  was  organized  last  year  for  the  purpose  of 
acquainting  member-students  with  others  from  the  same  lo- 
cality. Drawing  its  members  from  Davis  County,  the  club  has 
held  socials,  firesides,  and  arranged  rides  home  for  its  mem- 
bers. The  aims  of  the  club  are  to  strengthen  social  and  spirit- 
ual fellowship.  This  year  the  Davis  Club  was  ably  led  by 
Kenneth  Mano,  President,  Helen  Jo  Walker,  Vice  President. 


Davis  Club 


1st  row:  Mary  Ann  Rose,  Joan  Starlin,  Helen  Jo  Walker,  Elenor  Brough,  Evelyn  Brough,  Lucile  Trost  (advisor).  2nd  row: 
Dixie  Gittins,  Patsy  Cook,  Shirley  Cook,  Jerry  M.  Keyes,  David  C.  Horhe,  Allen  Page,  Sandra  Adams,  Daleen  Clegg,  Ken- 
245  neth  Mano  (President)  3rd  row:  Georgia  Moore,  LeGrand  Ingles,  Mike  Stevenson,  Dean  Layton,  James  J.  Layton,  Richard 
Arbon,  Nelson  Dibble,  Neil  Adams,  Kenley  Palmer. 


1st  row:  Dwayne  A.  Williams,  Secretary-Treasurer;  Don  L.  Lowder,  Vice  President;  James  Roger  Ferrell,  President.  2nd 
row:  Jack  Kapp,  R.  Gary  Smith,  Gordon  R.  Lunt,  Robert  G.  Blakely,  Leon  R.  Scott,  Kenneth  N.  Marshall.  3rd  row:  Perry 
G.  Ganus,  Kenneth  L.  Gomm,  Bill  Mathews,  Joseph  C.  Free,  Frederick  C.  Andrew,  Gale  C.  Hamelwright. 


Mechanical  Engineers 


With  James  Farrell  as  President,  the  Mechanical  Engineers 
this  year  have  participated  in  meetings  of  the  American 
Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers  in  Salt  Lake  City,  which 
give  the  students  an  understanding  of  the  practical  prob- 
lems they  will  meet  within  industry.  In  the  spring,  be- 
fore graduation,  a  5th  year  Steak  Fry  is  held,  and  the 
mechanical  engineers  join  in  the  Engineers  picnic. 


The  Dixie  Club  aims  to  maintain  the  common  interests  of 
students  who  formerly  attended  Dixie  College  or  have  their 
home  in  Utah's  "South."  Activities  duriag  the  year  were  a 
roller  skating  party  in  the  autumn,  cultural  nights  at  which 
slides  of  other  countries  were  shown,  and  lectures.  President 
was  Karl  Brooks,  Vice-President,  Ethel  Pointer. 


Dixie  Club 


1st  row:  Mary  Alice  Foremaster,  Patty  Miller,  Ross  McArthur,  Mae  D.  Mc Arthur,  Karl  Brooks,  Ethel  Pointer,  Fae  Donna 
Chamberlain,  Vanda  Lee  Hollaway,  Fern  Neilson.  2nd  row:  Fred  Neilson,  Marlene  Frei,  Alice  Hafen,  Annette  Snow,  Bev- 
erly Blakely,  Douglas  Pearce,  Mary  Lucinda  Atkin,  Jerald  R.  Gubler,  Nancy  Joyce  Birkeland,  Dawn  Sullivan.  3rd  row: 
Leonard  Clove,  Reed  Blake,  Loreine  Turley,  Doyle  G.  Fuller,  Paul  Spendlove,  Richard  Hunt,  Sheldon  C.  Snow,  Brooks 
Taylor,  Scott  O.  Squire,  Brooksby  Hafen. 


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1st  row:  D.  Bahr,  K.  Peck,  M.  Geist,  T.  Read.  2nd  row:  R.  Cordner,  L.  Hadley,  C.  Anderson,  S.  Osborne.  3rd  row:  R.  Gil- 
bert, A.  Schindler,  B.  Marchant,  G.  Staker.  4th  row:  R.  Boren,  M.  Dixon,  E.  Brough,  R.  Walker.  5th  row:  M.  Potter,  G.  Chris- 
tensen,  P.  Walker,  T.  Crapo. 


orensics 


Formed  to  give  BYU  worthy  prestige  and  status  in 
forensic  activities  at  intercollegiate  level,  the  BYU 
Forensic  Association  travelled  more  than  16,000 
miles  during  the  1957-58  season,  under  the  direc- 
tion of  Jed  Richardson,  debate  coach,  and  forensic 
officers,  Robert  Boren,  manager  Keith  Rooker,  Asst. 
Manager  Lenet  Hadley,  Publicity  Manager  and  Tom 
Read,  secretary;  participating  in  and  winning  hon- 
ors in  14  major  tournaments  in  western  and  eastern 
states,  contesting  with  teams  from  Northwestern, 
Southern  California,  Oklahoma,  Oregon,  universities, 
and  schools  from  north,  south,  east  and  west. 


J.  Richardson  teaches  a  debating  class. 


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1st  row:  G.  W.  Hatch,  R.  L.  Dudly,  M.  W.  Brooksby,  R.  G.  Grant,  D.  V.  Humpherys,  D.  Monson,  J.  J.  Jonsson,  A.  N.  Chaston, 
D.  Bartholomew,  L.  Gingerich.  2nd  row:  J.  Varney,  K.  Rogers,  T.  Paxton,  H.  Jackson,  D.  Humpherys,  T.  J.  Crowther,  G.  B. 
Ray,  S.  W.  Beus,  J.  D.  Hodges,  R.  L.  Harris,  J.  T.  Williams,  R.  N.  Linebarger.  3rd  row:  E.  C.  Huff,  R.  R.  Rennie,  N.  Montgom- 
ery, W.  Crapse,  F.  M.  Murray,  M.  Hansen,  K.  S.  Cook,  A.  Gifford,  S.  H.  Nelson,  G.  Penfold,  R.  Billstrom. 


Electrical  Engineers  Society 


The  Y.E.E.  (Electrical  Engineers)  Society's  main  activity 
this  year  was  Engineering  Week,  held  Feb.  16-21,  1958. 
The  Y.E.E.  were  awarded  the  trophy  for  best  displays 
which  included  demonstrations  of  high  voltage,  missile 
control,  stereo  sound  T.V.  and  electronic  organs. 


The  Finnish  Club  was  organized  to  enable  returned  miss- 
ionaries and  Finnish  students  to  get  together  and  talk  in 
the  native  tongue.  Cultural  porgrams,  parties,  folk  danc- 
ing and  get  togethers  are  enjoyed  during  the  year. 


Finnish  Club 


1st  row,  (1.  to  r.):  H.  Wilson,  T.  Kolehmainen,  L.  Mahoney,  U.  Wahlroos,  R.  Syria,  A.  Sarkka,  M.  Nikamo.  2nd  row:  B.  Wil- 
son and  daughter,  G.  Driggs,  R.  Lawton,  S.  Aamodt,  R.  Garrett,  F.  McKnight,  A.  Havland,  B.  Mayfield,  D.  Grimaud.  3rd 
row:  R.  Lawton,  M.  Aamodt,  J.  Mumford,  T.  Riddle,  T.  Tampen,  M.  Garrett,  D.  Wright,  J.  L.  Taylor,  J.  Cederlof.  249 


1st  row  (1  to  r):  Elias  Brinton,  Wilfred  Fujita,  Tiny  Black,  Maizie  Qiun,  Jack  Randall,  Doana  Shimoda.  2nd  row.  Betty  Sil- 
ver, Scott  Orrock,  Sam  Kekayoha,  Keith  Price,  Judy  Naumu,  Vernon  Honda,  Brad  Eaves,  Glenn  Kukahiko.  3rd  row:  Kay 
Parkinson,  Baliby  K.  Uyeheara,  Margaret  Kahailani  Kahuena,  Mona-Amy  Hooipoipo  Moickeha,  Shirley  Pualeilana 
Iokepa,  Carol  Leilehua  Flores,  Sharie  Chiyoko  Abo. 


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awauan 


Club 


Celebrating  its  tenth  year  as  an  organized  unit,  the 
Hawaiian  Club  reaffirmed  its  aims  to  promote 
friendships,  to  raise  scholastic  standards  and  to  en- 
courage participation  in  student  activities.  This  tal- 
ented and  popular  group  makes  its  appearance  on 
many  programs,  singing  the  lilting  songs  of  the  is- 
lands and  gracefully  dancing  its  way  into  the  hearts 
of  audiences.  The  club  participated  in  the  Polynes- 
ian assembly,  and  a  small  group  was  seen  in  the 
Fieldhouse  Frolics.  A  colorful  Thanksgiving  ban- 
quet was  the  big  activity  autumn  quarter  and  a  big 
aluau  was  put  on  in  the  spring.  Ever  ready  to  dis- 
play the  life  and  culture  of  the  islands  of  the  Pacific, 
the  members  of  the  club  donated  many  hours  to 
community  activities,  where  they  are  always  enthus- 
iastically received.  Traditional  music  and  songs  bade 
farewell  graduating  students  at  an  Aloha  party. 


Members  of  the  club  practice  Hawaiian  dances. 


Officers  of  the  Hawaiian  club. 


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1st  row  (1  to  r):  Lawrence  Brady,  Arven  Crowthers,  William  Garrison,  Kelton  Chamberlain,  Milo  Bowen,  Euray  Bethers. 
2nd  row:  LeGrande  Fletcher,  Dee  Smith,  Mac  McKinnon,  Ross  McArthur,  Advisor;  Dean  Brown,  Keith  Black,  Raymond 
Davis.  3rd  row:  Gil  Moen,  Joe  Luke,  Tom  Wakefield,  Myron  McAllister,  Lamoine  Pollock,  Harmon  Boyer,  Finley  Bayles, 
President;  Earl  Ferguson,  not  present. 


Industrial  Arts 


The  purpose  of  the  Industrial  Arts  Club  is  for  the 
standardization  of  information  and  techniques  of  the 
industrial  arts.  The  club  meets  twice  monthly,  the 
second  meeting  of  every  month  being  devoted  to 
field  trips  to  various  industries,  plants  and  foundries. 
This  past  year  the  club  visited  a  cabinet  shop,  heard 
a  representative  from  the  J.  B.  Tile  Company,  went 
to  Lehi  to  the  John  Hutching's  Shop,  and  participated 
in  organizing  and  arranging  displays  for  the  State 
Industrial  Arts  Convention.  The  club  held  social  par- 
ties as  an  integral  part  of  club  activities.  The  presi- 
dent was  Thomas  Jensen. 


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1st  row:  Rodney  Call,  Bob  Pettit,  Lamar  Butler,  Steve  Covey,  Dean  Weldon  Taylor,  Prof.  Herald  R.  Clark,  Dick  Wells,  Almo 
Simmons,  Val  Liljenquist.  2nd  row:  Leroy  R.  Critchfield,  not  known,  Ron  Neilson,  Charles  Penrose,  not  known,  William 
Yorgeson,  not  known,  not  known,  Ivan  T.  Call,  Cliff  DeGraw,  Jim  Williamson.  3rd  row:  Robert  Allen,  Bill  Hyde,  Eugene 
King,  not  known,  not  known,  Rick  Williamson,  Dick  Felt,  Grant  Goodsow,  Dick  Birmingham,  Steve  Mahoney. 


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ommerce 


Club 


Dean  Clark  lectures  to  commerce  class. 


The  purpose  of  the  Commerce  Club  is  to  devel- 
op intellectuality  outside  the  classroom,  and  to 
gain  practical  knowledge  in  the  field  of  com- 
merce, by  associating  with  men  who  are  prom- 
inent and  successful  in  the  world  of  business. 
The  club  sponsored  invitational  speakers  who 
were  business  men  of  outstanding  acumen  on 
the  national  scene.  These  speakers  held  sem- 
inars during  school  hours  for  the  students.  Trips 
and  excursions  were  made  to  various  business 
locations  throughout  the  intermountain  area, 
to  enable  students  to  observe  actual  business 
practices  in  operation.  Those  students  having  a 
2.7  grade  point  average  and  are  enrolled  in  the 
College  of  Commerce  are  eligible  to  join  the 
Club.  The  social  event  of  the  year  was  the 
Spring  Dinner-Dance,  which  took  place  in  the 
Starlite  Roof  Garden  of  the  Hotel  Utah.  Elder 
LeGrand  Richards  of  the  Council  of  the  Twelve, 
was  the  guest  speaker.  Leaders  of  the  Com- 
merce Club  this  year  were  Dick  Wells,  Presi- 
dent; LaVar  Butler,  Vice-President;  Eugene  King, 
Secretary-Treasurer;  Ivan  Call,  Chairman  of 
Speakers;  and  Val  Liljenquist,  Dinner-Dance 
Chairman. 


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1st  row:  Lynette  Bcrir,  Cheril  James,  Dean  Champion,  Janice  Larsen,  Susie  Deputy,  Markay  Hamblin.  2nd  row:  Frank  K. 
Horton,  Marvin  J.  Burton,  Eleanor  Pezoldt,  Ida  Funk,  Marilyn  Berryhill,  Jean  Burke,  Kathryn  Stephenson,  Jean  Palmer, 
Jean  Whiting,  Vicki  Martin.  3rd  row:  Dallas  Puke  Hill,  Pete  Henderson,  Bill  Martin,  Lorie  Christensen,  Terry  Rizzari,  Welda 
Lendt. 


KiaOraClub 


The  land  of  the  Maoris  is  represented  on  campus  by  the  Kia- 
Ora  Club.  Organized  seven  years  ago  by  missionaries  re- 
turned from  New  Zealand,  the  Club  fosters  a  knowledge  of  the 
culture  of  the  Maoris  with  its  age  old  history  of  customs  and 
beliefs.  The  only  requirement  for  initial  membership  is  a  strong 
and  sincere  interest  in  the  culture,  and  members  are  encouraged 
to  know  and  to  be  able  to  perform  various  Maori  songs  and 
dances.  The  club  is  welcomed  on  programs  for  its  understand- 
ing interpretations  of  the  Maori  entertainment. 


Officers:  Cheril  James,  Janice  Larsen,  President;  Mar- 
vin Burton. 


There  is  symbolic  significance  in  face  and  dress  markings. 


Made-up  and  costumed  they  wait  their  turn. 


(L.  to  r.)  Yvonne  Badgett,  Theron  Egg,  Ron  Cordon,  Dick  Bolton,  Darryl  Adams,  George  Catrell,  De  Anna  Dorny. 


encing 


Club 


Weekly  meetings  were  held  by  the  Fencing  Club,  to  give 
members  the  opportunity  to  fence  and  to  learn  more  of  the 
skillful  and  fascinating  art.  The  club  is  open  to  all  men  and 
women  who  are  interested  in  fencing.  President  of  the  club 
was  Dale  Peabody  and  the  teacher,  Mills  Crenshaw. 


Epsilon  Chi  Chapter  of  Mu  Phi  Epsilon  was  organized  on  the 
BYU  campus  in  1955.  This  year  the  Chapter  took  part  in  a 
Founder's  Day  Banquet  with  Chapters  of  Salt  Lake  City.  A 
•  lecture  series  by  the  music  faculty  was  sponsored  and  two 
programs  given  emphasizing  American  music. 


Mu  Phi  Epsilon 


Front  row  (1.  to  r.):  Margo  Barling,  Betty  Hoover,  Sharron  Ward,  Naomi  Christensen.  Back  row:  Pat  Henrie,  Lee  Ann  Van- 
derford,  Barbara  Barry. 


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First  row  (1  to  r.)  Janice  Nelson,  Mary  Fennig,  Joanne  Meikle,  Janet  James,  Frances  Holmes,  Sec.-Treas.;  Sue  Knudsen 
2nd  row:  . Navor  Tafoya.  Carole  Christensen  Barbara  Bond,  Ardith  Smithee,  Janice  Christensen,  Marilyn  Cunningham', 
Nilo  Smith,  Shernll  Young.  Third  row:  Obid  Hamblin,  Patrick  Maher,  Glen  Palmer,  Anthon  Servis,  Pres    Marilyn  Young 


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exico 


Students  from  the  state  of  New  Mexico  comprise  the  mem- 
bership of  the  New  Mexico  Club,  which  was  formed  four 
years  ago  to  provide  students  from  the  area  with  activities 
of  university  standards.  During  the  year  exchanges  were 
held  with  Arizona  and  Texas  Clubs  and  a  tobogganing  party 
provided  plenty  of  fun. 


This  group  was  organized  as  a  branch  of  the  Utah  Educa- 
tion Association,  to  orient  students  gaining  teaching  certifi- 
cates into  the  teaching  profession.  Members  attended  the 
U.E.A.  Convention  at  SLC  and  U.E.A.  Leadership  Conven- 
tion in  Cedar  City.  Officers  for  year  were  Reta  Gilbert,  Pres.; 
Kay  Little,  Vice-Pres.;  Carol  Ann  Waldvogel,  Sec.-Treas.; 
and  Dr.  Jefferson  Eastmond  as  Sponsor. 


Student  Education  Association 


Front  row  (1.  to  r.):  Helen  Faltz,  Claudia  Bowers,  Lynn  Anderson,  RaNae  Salisbury.  Back  row:  Carol  Ann  Waldvogel,  Ray 
Little,  Reta  Gilbert,  Larry  Sommers,  Georgia  Moore. 


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Today,  as  always,  the  battle  for  supremacy  between  man  and  beast  provides  excitement  and  action  for  participant 
and  onlooker. 


Stockmen  s  Club 


The  Stockmen's  Club  aims  to  improve  the  members' 
understanding  of  livestock,  including  the  problems 
involved  in  buying,  raising  and  marketing.  Mem- 
bers of  the  group  discuss  their  own  particular  prob- 
lems and  gain  help  in  solving  them.  The  club  also 
endeavors  to  provide  opportunities  for  its  members 
to  enjoy  a  socially  rounded  life.  This  year  they  were 
active  in  recruiting  new  members,  holding  elections 
and  with  socials.  A  banquet  was  held  for  Stockman 
of  the  Year,  chosen  from  the  local  farmers;  and  to 
honor  the  Junior  Stockman,  a  student.  As  well  as 
educational  film  evenings  the  Club  completed  a  pro- 
ject on  Swine  Feeding. 


This  business  of  bulldogging  is  enough  to  take  the  ears  off  a 
horse. 


Making  a  tie  on  a  calf  after  it  has  been  roped. 


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1st  row:  C.  Merrill,  V.  Jensen,  V.  Brimhall,  L.  Smith,  M.  Jacobs,  S.  Mangum,  K.  Turley.  2nd  row:  C.  Davenport,  W.  Ling, 
J.  Ellsworth,  R.  Johnson,  F.  Nation,  N.  Ballard,  I.  Belliston.  3rd  row:  D.  Holt,  M.  Morr,  J.  Downes,  L.  Collard,  W.  Jackson,  R. 
Redd,  E.  Wolfley.  4th  row:  S.  King,  D.  Spackman,  J.  Swenson,  W.  Piatt,  S.  Ward,  R.  Bell.  Fifth  row:  P.  Clark,  S.  Great- 
house,  L.  Potter,  D.  Olson,  N.  Hatcher.  Not  pictured:  L.  Dorgan,  L.  Kowalski,  and  D.  Hirschi. 


Student  Nurses 


The  Student  Nurses  Association  works  closely  with  the 
School  of  Nursing,  to  promote  professional  and  social  activi- 
ties. A  busy  schedule  this  year  included  culture  nights,  a 
Welcome  Back  party,  music  appreciation  get-together,  Home- 
coming float,  and  Talent  Show.  Plans  were  made  to  send  a 
representative  to  the  National  Nurse  Association  convention 
in  Chicago. 


The  Press  Club  united  students  interested  in  journalism  by 
activities  including  a  field  trip  to  the  Deseret  News  Press 
and  a  lecture  by  Dan  Valentine,  Salt  Lake  Tribune  column- 
ist. Purpose  of  the  club  is  to  promote  an  interest  in  journal- 
ism and  the  development  of  social  and  professional  fellow- 
ship. The  organization  co-sponsors  the  spring  journalism  ban- 
quet, when  awards  are  presented  to  outstanding  members. 


ress 


Club 


1st  row(  1  to  r)  Roger  Larson,  president;  Hartt  Wixom,  Alf  Pratte,  Deanna  Barnum.  2nd  row:  Carolyn  Harrison,  June  Mar- 
tineau,  Arlene  Larsen,  Vema  Mae  Ho,  Mary  Hudson,  Judene  Dalebout,  Jerry  Shipley,  Karen  White,  Rita  Wheeler. 
3rd  row.  Leon  Hunsaker,  Bill  Porter,  Bob  Koenig,  Doug  Hardy,  Bill  Mortimer. 


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1st  row:  Bruce  Armstrong,  Keith  Jenkins,  Mike  Henry,  Gory  Hogan,  Merlin  Bodily,  Dennis  Elzinga,  Kelton  Abbott.  2nd 
row.  Claudia  Dahl,  Kay  Thompson,  Louise  Petty,  Karen  Wallace,  Nancy  Boley,  Carolyn  Curtis,  Patricia  Bott. 


United  Staters 


Students  who  represented  their  home  states  at  either 
Boys'  or  Girls'  State  while  in  high  school  and  who 
wish  to  promote  social  companionship  among  other 
former  delegates  at  the  "Y"  call  themselves  the 
United  Staters  and  claim  to  be  the  only  organiza- 
tion of  its  kind  in  the  nation.  It's  twin  aims  are  to  pro- 
mote service  to  the  students  and  to  the  university 
and  to  uphold  the  standards  and  the  prestige  of  the 
BYU.  The  members  meet  together  every  two  weeks, 
either  for  a  meeting  or  a  party.  Ice  skating  and 
canyon  parties  provided  fun  and  enjoyment  for  mem- 
bers and  their  friends,  while  spiritual  and  intellec- 
tual needs  were  filled  at  the  firesides  held  through- 
out the  year.  The  club  entered  the  contest  for  win- 
dow display  during  Homecoming  Week  and  carried 
away  first  prize.  It  is  indicative  of  the  university's 
unique  geographical  make-up  that  so  many  student 
leaders  from  widespread  area  should  function  to- 
gether as  a  group. 


Officers:  Patricia  Bott,  McVoy  Henrie,  Claudia  Dahl.  Back 
row:  Kelton  Abbott,  Gary  Hogan. 


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1st  row:  Gordon  Enders,  President;  Dr.  Joseph 
R.  Murdock,  Faculty  Advisor;  Roger  Good- 
rich, Vice-President;  Lorcm  Cobia,  Secretary. 
2nd  row:  Joan  Hunt,  Eleana  Smith,  Carolle 
Stratton,  Carolee  Zirker,  Martha  Pratt,  Col- 
leen Sullivan.  3rd  row:  Phil  Folsom  Sandra 
Oman,  Gary  Stewart,  Cortney  Buchanan, 
Dave  Simms,  Sharon  Smith,  Loreen  Allen, 
Liel  Rowbury 


Washington 


With  the  stated  purpose  to  increase  the  interest  of 
students  in  the  University  and  to  foster  friendships 
between  students  from  Washington,  this  unit  was 
organized  on  the  campus  of  BYU.  Membership  is 
open  to  all  students  from  Washington  who  uphold 
the  standards  of  the  Y.  As  well  as  the  business 
meetings  held  throughout  the  year  the  club  engaged 
in  numerous  social  activities.  Exchanges  were  held 
with  the  United  Staters  and  Oregon  Clubs,  a  Club 
dance  proved  a  great  success,  a  Valentine's  Day 
Banquet  was  a  celebration  and  a  spring  picnic 
party  was  thoroughly  enjoyed  by  members  and 
their  friends.  The  Club  entered  the  decorated  win- 
dow display  contest  during  Homecoming  Week  and 
chartered  busses  to  make  the  trip  home  for  the 
Christmas  vacation.  Guiding  the  club  during  the 
year  of  1958  were  Gordon  Enders,  President;  Roger 
Goodrich,  Vice-President,  Lorna  Cobia,  Secretary.  Dr. 
Joseph  R.  Murdock  was  faculty  advisor  to  the  club. 


Food  and  fun  were  ingredients  to  make  lasting  friendships. 


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1st  row:  Janet  Bartlett,  Jerry  Molloy,  Helen  Bartlett,  Julie  Kemp,  Ernest  Keller,  Robert  Jenkins.  2nd  row:  Ronald  William 
Schultz,  Judy  Silver,  Susan  Kearns,  E.  'Jo'  Paine,  Sherry  Harger,  Welles  Cannon.  3rd  row:  Robert  Wittorf,  Gil  Moen, 
William  J.   Mortimer,  Barbie  Witherow,  (not  pictured). 


Yankee  Club 


The  Yankee  Club  was  reactivated  last  year  to  unite 
campus  Easterners — north  of  Washington,  D.C.  and 
east  of  Ohio — in  many  activities.  Sportsminded 
Yankees  had  swimming  tobogganing,  and  ice-skat- 
ing parties,  and  planned  a  spring  excursion  down 
the  Provo  river  in  innertubes.  The  group  sponsored 
a  bus  at  Christmastime  to  take  members  home  for 
the  holidays.  Firesides  and  exchanges  with  Arizona 
and  Denver  clubs  were  also  held,  and  during  the 
year,  speakers  lectured  on  various  subjects.  Happy 
to  be  away  from  smog-filled,  busy  Eastern  cities,  the 
members  adapted  easily  to  nature,  and  also  held 
refreshing  canyon  parties  in  the  mountains. 


Officers,    1st   row:    Ronald  W.    Schults, 

Janet  Bartlett,  Barbara  Keller.  2nd  row: 

260  E.  'Jo'  Paine,  Helen  Bartlett,  Jerry  Moloy. 


1st  row:  Siv  Eriksson,  Herbert  (Rick)  Eriksson  and  son,  Richard  Deland,  Norma  Spute,  Wilbur  Walton.  2nd  row:  Marg- 
aret Johnson,  Terttu  Kolehmainen,  Doris  Japson,  Jewel  Spilsbury,  Janet  Jenson,  Don  Grimaud,  Elaine  Bentrick,  Geniel 
Fugal.  3rd  row:  Nils  Eric  Brodin,  Calvin  Jepson,  Robert  Safston,  Darrell  Marlow,  Maureen  Harris,  Max  Anderson. 


Swedish  Club 


The  Swedish  Club  was  organized  3  years  ago  by  a  group 
of  returned  Swedish  missionaries  to  retain  friendships 
made  in  the  mission  field.  Goals  were  to  preserve  the 
members'  knowledge  of  the  Swedish  language,  and  to 
learn  more  of  Swedish  culture  and  customs.  This  year 
the  club  promoted  firesides,  a  smorgasbord,  and  Christ- 
mas party. 


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rcnesis 


"Relax  and  enjoy  it,"  was  the  advice  of  Orchesis  di- 
rector, Mrs.  Gerry  Glover,  to  the  audience  at  the  Or- 
chesis show  in  January.  The  numbers  ranged  from 
texts  from  the  Bible  to  a  comical  story  of  the  Little 
King.  These  dances  were  created  by  students  and  fac- 


ulty at  Brigham  Young  University,  and  some  had  been 
worked  on  for  five  or  six  months.  Mrs.  Glover  explained 
that  Modern  Dance  is  an  art  medium,  having  a  similar 
philosophy  to  modern  music  and  painting. 


Movement  gives  color  to  the  dance 


Like  a  symphony  it  flows  in  varying  moods. 


Gracefulness  of  pose  adds  depth  to  the  art. 


Learning  the  design  of  modern  dance. 


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1st  row:  Sharon  Lynne  Fritz,  Carol  Day,  Diane  Boulet,  Carolyn  Lamp,  Karen  Nuttall,  Secretary-Treasurer.  2nd  row:  Scott 
Morgan,  President  Richard  Houlihan,  Bob  Streibich,  Clint  Montgomery,  Dave  Montgomery,  Ron  Rhodes,  Vice-President. 


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Founded  in  1956,  the  purpose  of  the  organization  is  to  pro- 
mote 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  Wisconsin,  and  adhere  to  the 
standards  of  the  Church.  They  must  also  actively  support 
the  club. 


Organized  Fall  quarter,  the  Y  Flyers  aims  to  further  an 
interest  in  aviation  among  the  students,  and  to  afford 
members  an  opportunity  to  obtain  a  greater  knowledge 
of  flying.  During  the  year,  the  club  took  field  trips  to  Hill 
AFB  and  Salt  Lake  airports,  and  organized  a  social. 


Y  Flyers 


1st  row:  Carolyn  Lasson,  Judy  Jones,  Polly  Wright.  2nd  row:  John  Burnett,  Ralph  Hensen,  Walt  Burris,  James  Sullivan, 
Douglas  Meacham,  Harvey  Smith,  Bill  Lykens,  Loal  Vance,  President.  3rd  row:  Phillip  Burt,  Keith  Frandsen,  Ray  Green, 
Oscar  Anderson,  Bob  Koenig,  John  Nagle.  263 


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The  Junior  Prom  this  year  was  a  triumph  in  imagina- 
tive conception.  The  mystic  splendor  of  the  East  filled 
the  Fieldhouse  as  prom  goers  wandered  through  Jap- 
anese Gardens  to  visit  Buddha  in  his  lotus  pond  or  to 
dance  in  the  shadow  of  a  shrine  where  a  huge  golden 
dragon  breathed  fire  and  brimstone.  And,  as  they 
passed  through  oriental  pagodas  with  gaily  swinging 
lanterns  in  the  make  believe  gardens  they  felt  the  magic 
power  of  the  land  "East  of  the  Sun."  Japanese  art  mur- 
als and  a  huge  9x7  foot  Buddha  greeted  the  couples 
as  they  crossed  an  oriental  bridge  to  enter  the  Field- 
house. 


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Y    Day  Activities 


The  morning  of  "Y"  Day  was  spent  in  community  work  projects.  This  student  is  cleaning  windows  for  Provo  widow. 


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Unit  Activities 


Some  points  need  a  great  deal  of  discussion,  between  friends,  and  especially  from  the  sidelines. 


Cultures  from  other  lands  are  welcome  additions  to  programs  The  type  of  game  everyone  enjoys. 


266  Homecoming  Week  brought  much  roadside  activity  to  Provo    as    ingenious    minds    devised    floats,    decoration,    an 

students  graduated  tc  work  at  hard  labor. 


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Faculty  and  Classes 


Richer  than  the  richest  music 

Are  the  words  of  daily  speech 

When  spoken  in  a  manner 

That's  earnest  and  sincere. 

The  words  so  simply  uttered 

Are  a  delight 

For  those  who  hear. 

They  sing  their  way 

Into  the  mind  -  and  linger  on 

As  vibrant  echoes, 

When  the  voice  itself  has  ceased, 

To  come  back  to  the  memory 

Like  the  sweet  and  tuneful  air 

Of  a  sacred,  much  loved  hymn. 


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Loma  C. 
Zone  G. 
A.  Lester 
Bamett  S, 
Stephen  L. 

Altaian,  Verl 

Allred,  Dorald  M. 


Alder, 
Alder, 
Allen, 
Allen, 
Alley, 


Col. 


Allred,  Mildred  E. 
Allred,  R.  Chase 
Allred,  Wallace  E. 
Alward,  Mignon 
Anderson,  C.  Dixon 
Anderson,  Colleen 
Anderson,  Floyd  M. 

Anderson,  Keith  P. 
Anderson,  Leland  E. 
Anderson,  Vernon  L. 
Andrus,  Hyrum  L. 
Andrus,  J.  Roman 
Andrus,  Richard  D. 
Applonie,  Evelyn 

Babcock,  Hyrum  J. 
Babcook,  Vida 
Bailey,  Dale  S. 
Ballou,  Richard  E. 
Bangerter,  Blauer  L. 
Bankhead,  Reid  E. 
Barlow,  Frances  P. 

Barnett,  Owen  Lee 
Barney,   Vermon   S. 
Barrett,  Ivan  J. 
Barron,   Howard  H. 
Bartholomew,  Davis 
Bateman,  J.  Lavar 
Bean,  John  E. 

Beck,  D.  Elden 
Beck,  Jay  V. 
Bell,   R.   DerMont 
Bendixsen,  Grant  D. 
Bennett,  Erma 
Benson,  Mark  A. 
Bentley,  Anthony  I. 

Beny,  June 
Berryessa,  Max  J. 
Bills,  Seth  H. 
Bissell,  Harold  J. 
Blackkham,  Angus  U. 
Bloom,  Ruth  S. 
Bos,  Jacob 

Bowman,  Genevieve  W. 
Boyle,  William  H. 
Bradford,  Charles  H  . 
Brady,  Marion 
Brimhall,  Willis  H. 
Brooks,  Melvin  R. 
Brownlee,  Robert  S. 

Bryner,   Loren   C. 
Bryner,  Maurine 
Bushman,  Grant  M. 
Bushman,  Jess  R. 
Butler,  Eliot  A. 
Butt,  Newbern  I. 
Butterworth,  Edwin  J. 

Buttle,  Faye  J. 
Caine,  Julia  A. 
Calder,  Glen  H. 
Calderwood,  Joann 
Campbell,  Eugene  E. 
Campbell,  Jennie 
Canning,  Ray  R. 


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Faculty 


Classroom  explanation  never  ends. 


Registration  requires  many  signatures. 


Carle,  Wayne  M. 
Carlisle,  D.  June 
Chandler,  Samuel  C. 
Cheney,  Thomas  E. 
Childs,  Fred 
Chournos,  Joyce 
Christensen,  Dean  C. 

Christensen,  Earl  M. 
Christensen,  P.  A. 
Christensen,  Ross  T. 
Christiansen,  John  R. 
Clark,  Bruce  B. 
Clark,  Hazel  C. 
Clark,  Herald  R. 

Clark,  James  R. 
Clark,  Marden  J. 
Clark,  Monroe  H. 
Clarke,  A.  John 
dinger,  Morris  M. 
Compton,  Lane 
Cook,  Carol  Lee 

Cooper,  Leslie 
Cowan,  Cyntha  A. 
Cox,  Soren  F. 
Craig,  Marshall  R. 
Crnkovic,  John  K. 
Croft,   Evan  M. 
Crowton,  David  M. 

Cundick,  Robert  M. 
Curtis,  Brandt  B. 
Curtis,  Clayne  G.  T/Sgt. 
Daines,  Delva 
Davidson,  Bertha 
Davies,  J.  Kenneth 
Davis,  Allen 

dejong,  Thelma 
DeMille,  Stanford 
Dixon,  Fred  W. 
Dixon,  Owen  G. 
Domgaard,  Mignon 
Donaldson,  David  M. 
Downing,  Lester 

Doxey,  Willard  B. 
Drewes,   Henry   W. 
Dudley,  J.  Duane 
Duke,  Keith  E. 
Dye,  Gerald  J.  Capt. 
Dyer,  William  G. 
Earl,   Don   L. 


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Eastmond,  E.  John 
Edlefsen,  Blaine  E. 
Ellsworth,  J.  Orval 
Empey,  LaMar  T. 
Evans,  David  L. 
Farnsworth,  D.  B. 
Faux,  M.  Charles 

Fielding,  R.  Kent 
Flake,  Chad  J. 
Flandro,  Royce  P. 
Fletcher,  Harvey  Jr. 
Fletcher,  Harvey  St. 
Fuerstner,  Carl 
Fuhriman,  Dean  K. 

Gardner,  Charles  N. 
Gardner,  John  Hals 
Gates,  Crawford 
Gaty,  J.  Patricia 
Geertsen,  O.  Norman 
Gledhill,  Preston  R. 
Glover,  Gerrie  S. 

Goates,  J.  Rex 
Golightly,  Max 
Grimes,  Jesse  W. 
Grandstaff,    Philip   Capt. 
Groesbeck,  Lue 
Gubler,  Donworth 
Gulbrandsen,   Norman 

Gunn,  Richard  L. 
Guymon,  Fred  E. 
Gwilliam,  Robert  F. 
Hafen,  LeRoy  R. 
Hafen,  William  J. 
Hales,  Richard  W. 
Hall,  David,  Major 

Hall,  H.  Tracy 
Hamblin,  Lawson  O. 
Hammond,  May  C. 
Hancock,  Morck,  M/Sgt. 
Hansen,  George  H. 
Hansen,  Omar  M. 
Hansen,  Ralph 

Hanson,  William  F. 
Hardy,  Kenneth  R. 
Harris,  James  M. 
Harris,  John  S. 
Hart,  Anna  B. 
Hart,  Edward  L. 
Hatton,  Betty  Jo 

Haupt,  Floyd  E. 
Hayward,  C.  Lynn 
Heaton,  Alma 
Hellberg,  Ray  W. 
Henstrom,  Richard  H. 
Herde,  Karl  Jr. 
Hilton,  Lynn  M. 

Hilton,  Ross 
Hintze,  Lehi  F. 
Hogan,  A.  Henrietta 
Horsley,  A.  Burt 
Horton,   Frank  K. 
Hoskisson,  William  A. 
Huish,  Sterling,  Capt. 

Hunt,  Jay  B. 
Izatt,  Reed  M. 
Jackson,  LeRoy  E. 
Jacobs,  Briant  S. 
Jacobsen,  Phyllis 
Jenny,  Martha  R. 
Jensen,  Christen 


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Faculty 


Graduation  vestements  appear  as  faculty  members  prepare  for  another  ceremony. 


Jensen,   Lucile 
Jensen,  Mary  Bee 
Jensen,  Vern  H. 
Jenson,  Edgar  M. 
Jenson,  Gloria  D. 
Jex,  J.  Lorin 
Johansen,  Franz 

Johnson,  Eldred  A. 
Jorgensen,  Eleanor 
Keeler,  J.  J. 
Kimball,  Edwin  R- 
King,  Alma  W. 
Knell,  Lee 
Kohler,  Marion 

Kendo,  Eleanor  S. 
Kopp,  Harold  W. 
Larsen,   Vernon   W. 
Larson,  Clinton  F. 
Larson,  Gustive  O. 
Laycook,  Harold  R. 
Laycock,  Ralph  G. 

Layton,  Robert  L. 
Leake,  Robert  L. 
Lee,  Harold  W. 
Lewis,  R.  Celdon 
Lewis,  Stella  D. 
Mabey,   Melvin  P. 
Madson,  Parke 

Maeser,  Georgia 
Magleby,  Ward  H. 
Martin,  Thomas  L. 
Mason,  James  A. 
McBride,  Joy 
McConkie,  Don  L. 
Mecham,  Merlin  J. 

Meibos,  Richard  L. 
Melville,  Keith 
Memmott,  Evan  J. 
Mercer,  Winston 
Mikkelsen,  Seymour 
Miller,   Elva  K. 
Miller,  Martin  L. 

Mitchell,  Albert  O. 
Moffit,  J.  C. 
Monson,  Darrell  J. 
Monson,  Samuel  C. 
Morley,  Alonzo  J. 
Morrill,  A.  Reed 
Munk,  Lorene 


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Faculty 


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Murdock,  Joseph  R. 
Nash,  William  V. 
Nelson,  Elmer  E. 
Nelson,  Glen  T. 
Nelson,  K.  Leroi 
Nelson,  Keith,  Capt. 
Nibley,  Hugh  W. 

Nicholes,  Henry  J. 
Nicholes,  Joseph  K. 
Nielsen,  Alfred,  T/Sgt. 
Nielsen,  Fred  K. 
Nielson,  Howard  C. 
Nielsen,  Lorna  R. 
Nordgren,  Quentin  R. 

Olpin,  J.  Lloyd 
Olson,  Ernest  L. 
Oniki,  Mary 
Ord,  John  E. 
Orrock,  Scott  G. 
Owens,  Joseph 
Packer,  Boyd  K. 

Parker,  Clyde  A. 
Parkinson,  Blaine 
Parsons,  Mary  Helen 
Payne,  John  W. 
Perry,  Dale  C. 
Peterson,  Dean  A. 
Peterson,  Hugh  W. 

Pierce,  Guy 
Plass,  Hyrum 
Poison,   J.   Perry 
Porter,  LeRoy  E. 
Potter,  Norma 
Poulson,  M.  Wilford 
Purdy,  Victor  W. 

Rasband,  Mima 
Ray,  Ernest,  M/Sgt. 
Reeder,  Jesse  W. 
Reimschiissel,  Ernest 
Rich,  Russell 
Rich,  Naoma 
Rich,  Owen  S. 

Richards,  Grand  S. 
Rickenbach,  Dean 
Ricks,  Eldin 
Rigby,  Avard  A. 
Rigby,  J.  Keith 
Robinson,  Donald 
Robison,  Clarence  F. 

Rogers,  Sadie 
Rogers,  Lewis  M. 
Rollins,  Boyd  C. 
Rollins,  Ralph  L. 
Romney,  Antone  K. 
Sardoni,  Lawrence  W. 
Schlindler.  Ruth  P. 

Sheffield,  Sherman  B. 
Shumway,  R.  Phil 
Simmerman,  Gerald  M. 
Simmons,  Elbert  R. 
Simonsen,  John  M. 
Smart,  Lyman  F. 
Smiley,  Dorothy 

Smith,  Carol  T. 
Smith,  Jay  M.  Jr. 
Smith,  Robert  J. 
•Smith,  Wilford  E. 
Snell,  William  H. 
Snow,  Don 
Soffe,  H.  Wayne 


274 


Faculty 


Lectures  entail  detailed  preparation. 


Meeting  university  guests  is  important. 


Sparks,  LeRoy 
Spears,  Irene  O. 
Stansfield,  Russell 
Statham,  Homer  G. 
Stevensen,  Helen 
Stewart,  George 
Storrs,  D.  Leon 

Struthers,  Robert  E 
Stutz,  Howard  C. 
Swensen,  Beulah  S. 
Swehson,  Russel  B. 
Symons,  JosepH  N. 
Tanner,  Orea  B. 
Tanner,  Wilmer  W. 

Taylor,  Barbara  Jane 
Taylor,  Celestia  I. 
Taylor,  Charles 
Taylor,  Darrel 
Taylor,  Ethelyn  P. 
Taylor,  Lynn  D. 
Terry,  Elvis 

Thomas,  Robert  K. 
Tingey,  Dale 
Tolman,  James  R. 
Trost,  Lucile 
Tucker,  John  W. 
Turner,  Glen  H. 
Tyndall,  Clarence 

Valentine,  Lee  B. 
Vernon,  Leo  P. 
Van  Noy,  Jay 
Wakefield,  Anna  S. 
Wallace,  Lulu 
Waterstradt,  Jean  Anne 
Watts,  Stanley  H. 

Webb,   Fredrick   N. 
Weinzinger,  Kurt 
Wengreen,  Earl 
West,  Dale  H. 
Weston,  Donna  M. 
Whitaker,  W.  O. 
White,  J.  Morgan 

Whiteford,  June 
Wickes,  Harry  E. 
Wilcox,  Ray  T. 
Wilkes,  William 
WiUden,  William  K. 
Wilkinson,  Frank  R. 
Wilkins,  Ernest  J. 


275 


Faculty 


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Woodward,   Ralph 


Wilson,  Annette 
Wilson,  Marguerite 
Wiser,  Wendell  H. 
Witbeok,  Alan  R. 
Wood,  Glena  D. 
Wood,  Stephen  L. 
Woodbury,  Lael  J. 


Snarf  candidate  Lynn  McKinlay  glares  at  student  entering  the  classroom  alter  the  bell  had  rung. 


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Attendance  at  university  devotionals  is  a  weekly  faculty  habit. 


AFROTC  classes  find  uniformed  class  instructors  at 
the  stand. 


Spending  long  hours  of  preparation  entails  research  and 
thought  on  the  information  to  be  presented  during  class  time 
lectures.  Contribution  of  the  faculty  members  includes  facts 
and  figures  from  thousands  of  volumes. 


277 


Graduates 


Orchestra  drummer  watches  conductor  tensely. 

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Popular  assembly  speaker,  Mark  E.  Petersen,  meets  students  after 
talk. 

On  way  to  receive  coveted  parchments,  seniors  mirror  expectancy. 


Assembly  performer  speaks  in  three  dimensions. 


Mr.  Gunch,  would  you  like  an  introduction  to 
the  girl  sitting  by  you? 


278 


Graduates 


Bender,  Russell  M. 
Borg,  Rosemary 
Breitenstein,  Frank  V. 
Buchmiller,  John  J. 
Butterfield,  Thomas  Kent 
Casper,  Leon  B. 
Chi,  Youn  Wol 
Coleman,  Jackie 

Dyer,  Bruce  Thomas 
Coy,  Joyce  Kay 
DaGrade,  Don 
Emory,  Jonia  Ann 
Graff,  Brittemarte  Claudia 
Hall,  Stanley 
Hansen,  H.  Kimball 
Hardy,  Blaine  Carmon 

Hayes,  Darwin  L. 
Hilton,  H.  Gill 
Hilton,  W.  Bruce 
Hoover,  Kelvin 
Hunter,  Margaret 
Hyun,  Cho  Jong 
Ihrig,  Marshall  L.,  Jr. 
Ivie,  Morrel  W. 

James,  Dean  Frederick 
Jenkins,  Eldon  E 
Jenkins,  Marvin  J. 
Jones,  Howard 
Josephson,  John  C. 
Knudson,  Sandra 
Lillywhite,  Fem 
Loveridge,  Neil  L. 

McAIfee,  Jerry  H. 
McLane,  Dale  B. 
Martin,  Ellen 
Moon,  Harold 
Norri,  Hossein 
Phillips,  Blaine  C. 
Pomeroy,  Lucille  T. 
Rhodes,  Dan  D. 

Rhodes,  Ronald  L. 
Ro,  Jai  Bong 
Shaw,  Weilding  T. 
Shim,  Bok  Suk 
Stones,  Frances  A. 
Strawn,  Alfred  L. 
Swade,  Richard  H. 
Taylor,  Bruce  J. 

Taylor,  James  S. 
Tiffany,  Ronald  Ray 
Troen,  Roger  Smith 
Tung,  Grace  Yuan  Hui 
Walton,  Wilbur 
Wasden,  Michael  Dale 
Whitman,  Charles 
Webb,  Armond  Paul 

Whitney,  Marcia 
Woodring,  Thomas  M. 
Wrathall,  Jay  W. 
Yang,  Kwang  Nam 
Yang,  Linda  Ching-Tze 


Well,  would  it  help  my  grade  if  I  came  in  nights  and  mopped 
DR.  BRADBURY,  WE  CAN'T  HEAR  YOU  BACK  HERE.  floors. 


Graduates 


Allred,  Garth  W. 
Andersen,  Paul  G. 
Anderson,  Richard  C. 
Bartley,   Bill   J. 
Basse!!,  Ramon  Eugene 
Beazer,  Duane 
Bills irom.  Richard  A. 


Berge,  Wayne  K. 
Buchanan,  RandaD  J. 
Cartwright,  Mary  Jean 
Cho,  Yanglai 
Chrislensen,  David  E. 
Christiansen,  Kent  M. 
Crowley,  Lionel 


Croft,  Merlin  R. 
Curtis,  DeMar  H. 
Ferrell,  James  R. 
Finlayson,  Joseph  Carl 
Fuller,   Ramon  C. 
Ganus,  Perry  G. 


Gardner,  Eldon  Claire 
Gomm,  Kenneth  Lester 
Gossett,  Dan 
Grover,  Wells  A. 
Hansen,  Klaus  J. 
Harris,  Evelyn  Murray 
Harrison,  Parry  Debss 


Hatch,  George  W. 
Hill,  Paul  M. 
Hilton,  Clesse  S. 
Hinkson,  Jimmy  W. 
Ho,  Ki  Sung 
Hobbs,  M.  Odell 
Hodges,  Jere  D. 


Hovenier,  Peter  J. 
Huff,  Edward  C. 
Hunter,  Louis  George  Jr. 
Jackson,  Harold  L. 
Jacobs,  G.  Richard 
Jamison,  Ronald  Dee 
Johansen,   Sherman  Allen 


Jorgensen,  Hal 
Kapp,  Jack  R. 
Linebarger,  Robert  N. 
Lowder,  Don  L. 
Loy,  Henry  Leland 
Marble,  Glen  B. 
Markman,  Stanley 


Miller,  William  A. 
Moyle,  Richard  W. 
Musig,  Morris  D. 
Pace,  Ronald  T. 
Pedersen,  Daxhl 
Pendleton,  Lynn 
Prescott,  Max  W. 


Richardson,  Jay 
Safsten,  Robert 
Schultz,  Ronald  William 


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Graduates 


ALLRED,  Garth  W.,  Ger.;  ANDERSEN,  Paul  G.;  ANDER- 
SON, Richard  C,  Chem.;  BARTLEY,  Bill  J.,  Chem.;  BAS- 
SETT,  Ramon  Eugene,  Civ.  Eng.;  BEAZER,  Duane,  Eng.; 
BILLSTROM,  Richard  A.,  Elec.  Eng.;  BERGE,  Wayne  K., 
HDFR;  BUCHANAN,  Randall  J.;  CARTWRIGHT,  Mary  Jean; 
CHO,  Yanglai,  Phys.;  CHRISTENSEN,  David  E.,  Elec.  Eng.; 
CHRISTIANSEN,  Kent  M.,  Pers.  &  Guid.;  CROWLEY,  Lionel, 
Eng.;  CROFT,  Merlin  R.,  Mkt.;  CURTIS,  DeMar  H.,  Entom.; 
FERRELL,  James  R.,  Eng.;  FINLAYSON,  Fred  C,  Mech. 
Eng.;  FREE,  Joseph  Carl,  Mech.  Eng.;  FULLER,  Ramon  C, 
Mus.  Eheo.;  GANUS,  Perry  G.;  GARDNER,  Eldon  Claire, 
Civ.  Eng.;  GOMM,  Kenneth  Lester,  Mech.  Eng.;  GOSSETT, 
Dan;  GROVER,  Wells  A.,  Acct.;  HANSEN,  Klaus  J.,  Hist.; 
HARRIS,  Evelyn  Murray,  Mus.;  HARRISON,  Parry  Deloss, 
Civ.  Eng.;  HATCH,  George  W.,  Elec.  Eng.;  HILL,  Paul  M., 
Sp.;  HILTON,  Clesse  S.,  Ed.  Adm.;  HINKSON,  Jimmy  W., 
Ms.;  HO,  Ki  Sung;  HOBBS,  M.  Odell,  Bio.  Chem.;  HODGES, 
Jere  D.;  Hovenier,  Peter  J.,  Ed.  Adm.;  HUFF,  Edward  G; 
HUNTER,  Louis  George  Jr.,  Mech.  Eng.;  JACKSON,  Harold 
L.,  Elec.  Eng.;  JACOBS,  G.  Richard,  Elec.  Eng.;  JAMISON, 
Ronald  Dee,  Math.;  JOHANSEN,  Sherman  Allen,  Ed.  & 
Adm.;  JORGENSEN,  Hal.  Ed.;  KAPP,  Jack  R.,  Mec.  Eng.; 
LINEBARGER,  Robert  N.,  Elec.  Eng.  &  Math.;  LOWDER, 
Don  L.,  Mec.  Eng.;  LOY,  Henry  Leland,  Eng.;  MARBIE, 
Glen  B.,  Hist.;  MARKMAN,  Stanley,  Civ.  Eng.;  MILLER, 
William  A.,  Zool.;  MOYLE,  Richard  W.,  Geol.;  MUSIG, 
Morris  D.,  Fine  Arts;  PACE,  Ronald  T.,  An.  Hus.;  PEDER- 
SEN,  Darhl,  Psych.;  PENDLETON,  Lynn,  Chem.;  PRESCOTT, 
Max  W.,  Geol.;  RICHARDSON,  Jay,  Psych.;  SAFSTEN, 
Robert,  Hist;  SCHULTZ,  Ronald  William,  Hist.;  SEARLE, 
Inez  S.,  Pers.  6,  Guid.;  SLATER,  Paul,  Phys.  Ed.;  SMITH, 
Grant  B.,  Psych.;  SMITH,  Ronald  Gary,  Mech.  Eng.;  SOR- 
ENSEN,  Don  R.,  Pre-den.;  SORENSEN,  Donald,  Pers.  & 
Guid.;  SPILSBURY,  Jewel  Ann,  Elem.  Ed.;  STEPHENS,  Larry 
T.;  Elec.  Eng.;  STEPP,  Jessie  Anne,  Ed.  Inst.;  STEWART, 
David,  Chem.  Eng.;  STUART,  Nathan  J.,  Elec.  Enug.;  SUL- 
LIVAN, Ralph  J.;  SWENSEN,  Adolph  LeRoy;  TAYSOM, 
Lloyd  P.,  Lot.;  WHITE,  Ballard  T.;  WHITE,  Leland  D.,  Ent.; 
WILLIAMS,  Dwayne  A.,  Mac.  Eng.;  WILLIAMS,  James  F., 
Elec.  Eng.;  WORTHINGTON,  Keith;  YOUNG,  Dora  Jean; 
ZILLNER,  Melva  Ann,  Ger. 


Searle,  Inez  A. 
Staler,   Paul 
Smith,  Grant  B. 


Smith,  Ronald  Gary 
Sorensen,  Dan  R. 
Sorensen,  Donald 


Spilsbury,  Jewel  Ann 
Stephens,  Larry  T. 
Stepp,  Jessie  Anne 


Stewart,  David 
Stuart,  Nathan  J. 
Sullivan,  Ralph  J. 


Swensen,  Adolph  LeRoy 
Taysom,  Lloyd  P. 
White,  Ballard  T. 


White,  Leland  D. 
Williams,  Dwayne  A. 
Williams,  James  F. 


Worthington,  Keith 
Young,  Dora  Jean 
Zillner,  Melva  Ann 


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Seniors 

Every  senior  who  is  graduated  from  the  Brigham  Young 
University  and  every  freshman  enrolled  is  helped  by 
the  activities  of  the  Senior  Class  organization.  During 
the  last  week  of  spring  quarter,  known  as  Senior  Week, 
the  class  plans  the  Senior  Testimonial  and  the  final 
trek  around  the  Alma  Mater  for  those  graduating.  The 
Senior  Class  also  presents  the  last  assembly  of  the 
year  and  sponsors  the  Senior  Ball.  The  Class  also 
plans  ahead  for  the  onrush  of  freshman,  who  are  con- 
ducted through  orientation  exercises  and  are  made  ac- 
quainted with  the  university,  thus  instilling  into  the 
new  students  the  traditions  of  the  school. 


Concentration  on  the  job  in  hand 


Missing  no  move  of  the  act. 


A  step  toward  graduation. 


wmmmmm 

Studying  the  basis  of  good  health. 


Class  officers  take  the  oath  of  office,  with  a 
full  realization  of  duties  and  requirements. 


Senior  Class  officers,  Presi- 
dent O.  Nilo  Atkinson  (cen- 
ter), Patricia  Lee  Olsen  (left) 
and  Ann  Jones,  Vice  Presi- 
dent, directed  activities 
throughout  the  year. 


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R35.H  SUES  5- 


Andrus,  Gary  T. 
Atkinson,  Eunece 
3ailey,  Barbara  Maurine 
Barratt,  Marilyn  June 
Birks,  Orval  Jay 
Bischoff,  Gordon  K. 
Blume,  Patricia  Ellen 
Brown,  Kay  Maureen 

Brooks,  Karl 
Burrell,  Janice 
Call,  Fred 
Calvert,  William  J. 
Camargo,  Anthony  C. 
Carlisle,  Ivan  James 
Cheney,  Jack  G. 
Christensen,  Bruce  J. 

Conder,  Donald  A. 
Christensen,  Roy  E. 
Ferguson,  Roy  Grant 
Froneberger,  Mickye  Clark 
Gardner,  W.  Dallin 
Gines,   Margaret 
Gould,  Phyllis  Irene 
Griffin,  Vivian  Irene 

Grimshaw,  Barbara 
Grotegut,  David  A. 
Guyman,  Duane  S. 
Guyon,  Karen 
Hague,  Barbara  Davis 
Haliord,  Harold 
Hall,  Nadine 
Hall,  Richard  E. 

Hall,   Ralph  Lynn 
Halladay,  Kay  Ellene 
Heath,  Lucile  S. 
Holcombe,  Jarette 
Hull,  Janis 
Hunt,  Judith  Ann 
Jensen,  Sharon  Marie 
Ivie,  Boyd  R. 

Kennedy,  Tom  Hartford 
Kinnear,  John  G. 
Kofiard,  Jerald  Dick 
Layton,   H.  Ray 
Martin,  Corene 
Mason,  Leslie  G. 
Montgomery,  Paul  D. 
Mason,  Sterling 

Moody,  Dorene  Nell 
Moody,  Joan 
Moon,  Marilyn 
Munson,  C.  Lydia 
Murphy,  Floyd  M. 
Neilson,  Fred 
Olson,  Phyllis  Karlene 
Pinegar,  Rex  Dee 

Orme,  Kathiyn 
Phelps,  Shirley 
Schreiner,  Merle  A. 
Smith,  Irving  De 
Smith,  Reva  Alice 
Steele,  Edris 
Stephenson,  Merene 
Squires,  David 

Stevens,  Patricia 
Stock,  Janice  Irene 
Strong,  Carol 
Summerhays,  Dawnyse 
Swalnston,  Colleen 
Tenney,  Sally  Richter 
Teuscher,  DeLoy 
Thomas,  Beverly  Brady 

Thomas,  Darrell  B. 
Thornton,  Fred  E. 
Uyeda,  Mariorie 
Vance,  Loretta 
Van  Den  Waal,  lohn  D. 
Vaughn,  Lois 
Wahlquist,  Wayne  L. 
Zollinger,  Janice 

Wamick,  Boyd  L. 
West,  Emerson  R. 
Wilcox,  Stan  F. 
Wilding,  Dixie  Lee 
Wilding,  Ruth  Jeanette 
Williamson,   H.  Richard 
Woodward,  John  D. 
Wood,  Dorothy  Rockwood 


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eniors 


ANDRUS,  Gary  T.,  Soa;  ATKINSON.  Eunece,  Elem.  Ed.; 
BAILEY,  Barbara,  Elem.  Ed.;  BARRATT,  Marilyn,  Off. 
Man.;  BIRKS,  Orval,  Acct.;  BISCHOFF,  Gordon,  Agron.; 
BLUME,  Patricia,  Phys.  Ed.;  BROOKS,  Karl,  Sec.  Ed.; 
BROWN,  Kay,  Horn.  Mak.  Ed.;  BURRELL,  Janice,  Horn.  Ed.; 
CALL,  Fred,  Ed.;  CALVERT,  William,  Span.;  CAMARGO, 
Anthony,  Ind,  Man.;  CARLISLE,  Ivan,  Mkt.;  CHENEY,  Jack, 
Zool.;  CHRISTENSEN,  Bruce,  Acct.;  CHRISTENSEN,  Roy, 
Acct.;  CONDER,  Donald,  Bus.  Ed.;  FERGUSON,  Roy,  Ed.; 
FRONEBERGER,  Mickey,  Elem.  Ed.;  GARDNER,  Dallin, 
Ind.  Mang.;  GEE,  Kenneth,  Hist.;  GINES,  Margaret,  Elem. 
Ed.;  GOULD,  Phyllis,  Elem.  Ed.;  GRIFFIN,  Vivian,  Soa; 
GRIMSHAW,  Barbara,  Sec.  Ed.;  GROTEGUT,  David; 
GUYMAN,  Duane,  Agron.;  GUYON,  Karen,  Eng.;  HAGUE 
Barbara;  HALFORD,  Harold,  Ace;  HALL,  Nadine,  Journ.; 
HALL,  Ralph,  Agron.;  HALL,  Richard;  HALLADAY,  Kay; 
HANKS,  Charles,  Econ.;  HANSEN,  Myra,  Elem.  Ed.;  HART, 
Keith,  Mkt.;  HAWLEY,  Lois,  Sec;  HEATH,  Lucile,  Elem. 
Eo.;  HECHT,  Harry;  HOLCOMBE,  Jarette,  Int.  Dec;  HOL- 
TOM,  Gary,  Phys.  Ed.;  HULL,  Janis,  Pol.  Sci.;  HUNT,  Ju- 
dith, Elem.  Ed.;  HYDE,  Edna,  Soa;  IVIE,  Boyd,  Elem.  Ed.; 
IVIE,  Richard,  Sec.  Ed.,-  JACKSON,  Colleen;  JENSEN,  Ar- 
thur, Mkt.;  JENSEN,  Galen,  Eng.;  JENSEN,  Sharon,  Elem. 
Ed.;  KENNEDY,  Tom,  Soa;  KINNEAR,  John,  Journ.;  KOF- 
FORD,  Jerald,  Mkt.;  LAYTON,  Ray,  Acct.;  MARTIN,  Cor- 
ene,  Journ.;  MASON,  Leslie,  Hist.;  MASON,  Sterling, 
Math.;  MONTGOMERY,  Paul,  Mus.  Ed.;  MOODY,  Dorene, 
Phys.  Ed.;  MOODY,  Joan;  MOON,  Marilyn,  Art;  MUNSON, 
Lydia,  Ed.;  MURPHY,  Floyd,  Mus.  Ed.;  NEILSON,  Fred; 
OLSON,  Phyllis,  Elem.  Ed.;  ORME,  Kathryn;  PHELPS,  Shir- 
ley, Bus.  Ed.;  PINEGAR,  Rex,  Elem.  Ed.;  RAGSDALE, 
Donald,  An.  Hus.;  RATHER,  Barbara,  Elem.  Ed.;  ROB- 
BINS,  Donna;  SCHENK,  Marilyn;  SCHIESS,  Leora; 
SCHREINER,  Merle,  Elem,  Ed.;  SMITH,  Irving,  Ind.  Arts; 
SMITH,  Reva,  Bus.  Ed.;  SQUIRES,  David,  Sec.  Ed.;  STEELE, 
Edris,  Elem.  Ed.;  STEPHENSON,  Merene,  Bus.  Ed.;  STE- 
VENS, Patricia,  Latin;  STOCK,  Janice;  STRONG,  Carol; 
SUMMERHAYS,  Dawnyse,  Elem.  Ed.;  SWAINSTON,  Col- 
leen; TENNEY,  Sally,  Elem.  Ed.;  TERRY,  David,  Zool.  Pre- 
Med.;  TEUSCHER,  DeLoy,  Soa;  THACKER,  Fay,  Chem.; 
THOMAS,  Beverly,  Ed.;  THOMAS,  Darrell,  Ed.  Soa; 
THORNTON,  Fred,  Mkt.;  UYEDA,  Marjorie,  Soa;  VANCE, 
Lorretta,  Elem.  Ed.;  VAN  DER  WAAL,  John,  Pol.  Sci.; 
VAUGHN,  Lois,  Bus.  Ed.;  WAHLQUIST,  Wayne;  WAR- 
NICK,  Boyd,  Econ.;  WEST,  Emerson,  Soa;  WILCOX,  Stan, 
Ed.;  WILDING,  Dixie,  Home  Eo.;  WILDING,  Ruth,  Elem. 
Ed.;  WILLIAMSON,  Richard,  Mkt.;  WOOD,  Dorothy,  Elem. 
Ed.;  WOODWARD,  John;  WRAY,  Gerald,  Ind.  Mang.; 
ZAUGG,  Waldo,  Chem.;  ZOLLINGER,  Janice,  Home  Ed.; 


Gee,  Kenneth  V. 
Hansen,  Myra  Margaret 
Hanks,  Charles  W. 


Hart,  Keith  C. 
Hawley,  Lois 
Heicht,  Harry  G. 


Holtom,  Gary  S. 

Ivie,  Richard  O. 

Hyde,  Edna  Lou  Stratford 


Jackson,  L.  Colleen 
Jensen,  Galen  E. 
Jensen,  Arthur  Robert 


Ragsdale,  Donald 
Robbins,  Donna  Jo 
Rather,  Barbara  Carol 


Schenk,  Marilyn 
Schiess,  Leora 
Terry,  David  R. 


Thacker,  Fay  Weldon 
Wray,  Gerald  N. 
Zaugg,  Waldo  S. 


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Professors  get  varied  expressions  from  students. 


Before  my  next  class  I'll  just  rest  my  eyes  . 


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T5U 


Ahlberg,  Clinton  Ray 
Bailey,  Janice  C. 
Ballard,  Avis  Marie 
Barton,  Greta  J. 
Bishop,  Dean  Angus 
Brown,  Lora  Lee 
Bullock,  Gerald  Anderson 
Burningham,  Richard  Wesley 

Call.  Owen 
Call.  Rodney  F. 
Carter.  Annette 
Case,  Glenn  A. 
Chalk.  David  N. 
Chamberlain,  Kelton  L. 
Charles,  Marlene  Jatricia 
Chantry.  Earl  Oyde 

Cheney,  Cleone  Hurren 
Coultas,  Reginald  H. 
Covey,  Barbara 
Covington,  Oral 
Critchlow,  Larry  W. 
Davenport,  Sandra  L. 
Echols,    Velna  Jean 
Despain,  Faith 

Elmer,  Theodore 
Emmons,  Elmer  L. 
Erickson,  Carl  H. 
Fife,  Janice 
Fisher,  Karin 
Flake,  Nena  Venice 
Flygare,  Patricia 
Freeman,  Carol  Ann 

Fowles,  Robert  L 
Gilger,  Marilyn 
Grant,  Richard  G. 
Greenwood,  Carina  Mae 
Greenwood,  Carol 
Greenwood.  Dennis  J. 
Gubler,  Audrey  Iris 
Hales,  George  G. 

Hansen,  Ray 
Harper,   Kimball  Taylor 
Hatch,  Maurleen  E. 
Higbee,   Joseph  Marvin 
Hill.  Keith  A. 
Howard,  Virginia 
Howe,  Allie 
Howell,  Devon 

Hughart,  Betty 
Ingersoll,  Maryl 
Jeffs,  W.  Craig 
Johansen,  Jerald  R. 
Tohnson.  Beth  Louise 
Johnson,  Rita 
Kerby,  Connie 
Joyce,  Jack  A. 

Kimball,  LeGrand  Parley 
Kimball,  Sylvia  Jane 
King,  Norman  E. 
Kirk.  LaRae 
Larson,  Dean 
Law,  Wesley  R. 
Lawrence,  Louise 
McAlister,  Nancy  Elizabeth 

Le  Var,  Lila  Lee 
Morley,  Gayle  L 
Moye,  Lois  Marilyn 
Murdock,  Thomas  J. 
Naylor,  Helen 
Nelson,  Richard  H. 
Oldroyd  Thomas  T. 
Oliphant,  Roland  Elgin 

Orchard,    William   P. 
Oxendine,  Peggy 
Pedersen,  Melvin  Lamar 
Perkins,   Nancy  Carlston 
Phillips,  Marie 
Powell,  Arlene 
Powless,  Mary  E. 
Robison,  Wilbur  Gerald 

Rasband,  Karma 
Rock,   Kenneth   Heber 
Rothe,  Ruth 
Roundy,  Vemon  D. 
Rowley,  Ralph 
Saling.  Doris  Darlene 
Stanger,  Ronald  Ray 
Smith,  Elizabeth  Ann 


286 


AHLBERG,  Clinton,  Hist.;  BAILEY,  Janice,  Mus.  App.; 
BALLARD,  Avis,  Phys.  Ed.;  BARTON,  Greta,  Elem.  Ed.; 
BISHOP,  Dean,  Indus.  Arts;  BLACK,  Kathryn,  Elem.  Ed.; 
BROWN,  Lora,  Soa;  BULLOCK,  Gerald,  French;  BURN- 
INGHAM,  Richard,  Mkt.;  CALL,  Owen,  Psych.;  CALL, 
Rodney,  Indus.  Mang.;  CARTER,  Annette.  Eng.;  CASE, 
Glenn,  Elem.  Ed.;  CHADWICK,  Charlotte,  Home  Ed.; 
CHALK,  David,  Ed.;  CHAMBERLAIN,  Kelton,  Ind.  Arts; 
CHANTRY,  Earl,  Soa;  CHARLES,  Marlene,  Math.;  CHENEY, 
Cleone,  Music;  COULTAS,  Reginald,  Music;  COVEY.  Bar- 
bara, Elem.  Ed.;  COVINGTON,  Oral,  Geol.;  CRITCHLOW. 
Larry.  Acct.;  DAVENPORT,  Sandra,  Elem.  Ed.;  DESPAIN, 
Faith,  Soa;  DIXON,  James,  Speech  &  Hear.;  ECHOLS, 
Velna,  Soa;  EDWARD,  Brent,  Ag.  Econ.;  EIMER,  Theodore; 
EMMONS,  Elmer,  Scouting  Ed.;  ERICKSON,  Carl.  Physics; 
EVANS,  Jean,  Bus.  Ed.;  FIFE,  Janice,  Elem.  Ed.;  FISHER, 
Karin,  Elem.  Ed.;  FLAKE,  Nena,  Off.  Man.;  FLYGARE, 
Patricia,  Bact.;  FOWLES,  Robert,  Elem.  Ed.;  FREEMAN, 
Carol,  Elem.  Ed.;  GILGER,  Marilyn,  Elem-.  Ed.;  GRANT, 
Richard,  Elea  Eng.;  GREENWOOD,  Carma;  GREENWOOD. 
Carol,  Elem.  Ed.;  GREENWOOD,  Dennis;  GUBLER,  Audrey, 
Hdfr.;  HALES,  George,  Zool.;  HANSEN,  Ray,  Math.; 
HARPER,  Kimball,  Agron.;  HATCH,  Maurleen,  Elem.  Ed.; 
HEALEY,  David,  Eng.;  HIGBEE,  Joseph,  Phys.  Ed.;  HILL, 
Keith,  Engin.;  HOWARD,  Virginia,  Elem.  Ed.;  HOWE,  Al- 
lie,  Eng.;  HOWELL,  Devon,  Soa;  HUGHART,  Betty,  Elem. 
Ed.;  INGERSOLL,  Maryl,  Phys.  Ed.;  JEFFS,  Craig,  Geol.; 
JOHANSEN,  JERALD,  Sea  Ed.;  JOHNSON,  Beth;  JOHNSON, 
Rita,  Elem.  Ed.;  JOYCE,  Jack,  Bus.  Ed.;  KERBY,  Connie; 
KIMBALL,  LeGrand,  Mkt.;  KIMBALL,  Sylvia,  Hem.  Ed.; 
KING,  Norman,  Public  Speak.;  KIRK,  LaRae,  Bus.  Ed.; 
LARSON,  Dean,  P.  E.;  LAW,  Wesley,  Hist.;  LAWRENCE, 
Louise,  Elem.  Ed.;  LE  VAR,  Lila;  McALISTER,  Nancy,  Bus. 
Ed.;  McKEAN,  Joie,  Health  Ed.;  McPHIE,  Janine,  Bus.  Ed.; 
MORLEY,  Gayle,  Physics;  MOYE,  Lois,  Hdfr;  MURDOCK, 
Thomas;  NAYLOR,  Helen,  Elem.  Ed.;  NELSON,  Richard, 
Sec.  Ed.;  OLDROYD,  Thomas,  Geol.;  OLIPHANT,  Roland, 
Sea  Ed.;  ORCHARD,  William,  Acct.;  OXENDINE,  Peggy, 
Elem.  Ed.;  PEDERSEN,  Melvin,  Art;  PERKINS,  Nancy, 
Hdfr;  PHILLIPS,  Marie,  Bus.  Ed.;  POLLOCK,  LaMoine,  Ind- 
Arts;  POWELL,  Arlene,  Home  Ea;  POWLESS,  Mary,  Hist.; 
RASBAND.  Karma,  Hist.;  RASMUSSEN,  Carol,  Elem.  Ed.; 
RILEY,  David,  Anim.  Hus.;  ROBISON,  Bryant,  Mkt.;  ROBI- 
SON,  Wilbur,  Zool.;  ROCK,  Kenneth,  Acct.;  ROTHE,  Ruth. 
Home  Ed.;  ROUNDY,  Vernon,  P.  E.;  ROWLEY,  Ralph. 
Indus.  Arts;  SALING,  Doris,  Home  Ed.;  SANDGREN,  Vivi, 
Elem.  Ed.;  SMITH,  Eleana,  Soa;  SMITH,  Elizabeth,  Acct.; 
SMITH,  Terry,  Indus.  Manag.;  STANGER,  Ronald,  Pol. 
Sci.;  STEENECK,  Annette,  Elem.  Ed.;  STEPP,  Caroline, 
Zool.;  TAYLOR,  Kent,  Mkt.;  THOMAS,  Marcile,  Hist.; 
WOOD,  Fem,  Elem.  Ed.;   WURSTEN,  John,  Bact. 


Black,  Kathryn  E. 
Chadwick,  Charlotte  L. 
Edward,  J.  Brent 


Dixon,  James  D. 
Healey,  David  Winn 
Evan9,  Jean 


McKean,  Joie  E. 
Pollock,  LaMoine 
McPhie,  Janine 


Rasmussen,  Carol  Lois 
Riley,  David  lonathan 
Sandgren,  Vivi  Ann 


Robison,  Bryant  W. 
Smith,  Teny  Alan 
Smith,  Eleana 


Steeneck,  Annette  L. 

Taylor,  B.  Kent 

Stepp,  Caroline  Frances 


Thomas,  Marcile  Kozette 
Wursten,  John 
Wood,  Fem 


This  joke  was  funny  to  my  classes  last  quarter.  One  of  the  performances  on  a  student  assembly. 


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iffii  ^i  si  Si 


Abegg,  Myrlon  B. 
Andersen,  C.  Paul 
Andrus,  Irva  Pralt 
Benson,  Richard  J. 
Booth,   Joan 

Chamberlain,  Jonathan  M. 
Christiansen,  Howard  D. 
Crismon,  Leo  Eugene 

Collett.  Carol  Luana 
Croft,  Mary  Katherine 
Crookston,  Lenore 
Cullimore,  Sandra  Vemee 
Dahlin,  Kenneth 
Davis,  Raymond  L. 
Duerden,  Frosty  E. 
Fairholm,  Gilbert 

Durrani,  Jeanne 
Fenre,  Carl  M. 
Field,  Ray  Arvid 
Flanary,  Howard  L 
Foremaster,  Mary  Alice 
Fcxley,  Billy  Sears 
Fritz,  Sharon 
Frei,  Marlene 

Frost,  Jack 

Gabbott,  Connie  Ann 
Garrison,  William  L. 
Gines,  Ralph  J. 
Goodrich,  JoAnn 
Goulding,  W.  LaRel 
Hansen,  Jean 
Greaves,  Karren 

Hansen,  R.  Lee 
Harris,  Sharon  Kaye 
Haslem,  Verl 
Hawkins,  Spencer  James 
Hepworth,  Marva 
Hillier.  David  B. 
Johns,  Geneve 
lohnson,  Arva 

Johnson,  Beth  Lynne 
Johnson,  Bonna  Jean 
Johnson,  James  Alan 
Johnson,  Nancy  E. 
Johnstone,  Marilyn  Grace 
Jones,  Nadene 
Kershaw,  Gloria 
Jones,  Ruth  Junene 

King,  Kent  William 
Kirkendall,  Hugh  R. 
Koshell,  Dianne  Ethone 
Larsen,  Janice 
Lee,  David  A. 
Madsen,  Mary  Lou 
Matsen,  John 
McBride,  Diane 

Maurer,  David  W. 
Mellor,  Letha 
Merkley,    Harvey 
Mitchell,  Charles  R. 
Mitchell,  K.  Clark 
Bott,  Dean  Garold 
Nelson,  Neil  F. 
Oswald,  Shirlene 

Overacker,  Robert  R. 
Pearson,  Alcriff  Joseph 
Pemberton,  George  Stanley 
Pennock,  Robert  E. 
Perry-  Devem 
Pyper,  James  W. 
Ross,  Sherrill 
Schloss,  Fred  W. 

Simmons,  Ernest  William 
Smith,  Burke  M. 
Smith,  Sue  E. 
Terry,  Hilton  Reed 
Thayne,  Rulon  L 
Wardleigh,  Helen 
Wathen,  Boyd  J. 
Waters,  Max  L, 

Waymire,  Katherine 
Webber,  Kay  Brockbank 
Webster,  Lorraine 
Webster,  Sharon 
Welles,  Aleese 
Willden,  Jerome  R. 
Willich,  Theodore  IJI 
Wilson,  Winifred  Puainahau 


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eniors 


ABEGG,  Myrlon,  Elem.  Ed.;  ANDERSON.  C.  Paul,  Sp.  & 
Dra.;  ANDRUS,  Irva,  Elem.  Ed.;  ANDRUS,  Roman,  Fine 
Arts;  BENSON,  Richard,  Econ.;  BEST,  Brian,  Sec.  Ed.; 
BOOTH,  Joan,  Elem.  Ed.;  BRUNDAGE,  Joe,  Chem.;  CARL- 
SON, Bill,  Acct.;  CHAMBERLAIN,  Jonathan,  Eng.;  CHRIS- 
TIANSEN, Howard,  Agron.;  COLLETT.  Carol,  Arch.;  COR- 
NIA,  Ross,  An.  Hus.;  CRISMON,  Leo;  CROFT,  Mary,  Hmkg. 
Ed.;  CROOKSTON,  Lenore,  Elem.  Ed.;  CROWLEY,  Edmund, 
Pre-Med.;  CULLIMORE,  Sandra,  Bact.;  DAHLIN,  Kenneth, 
Elem.  Ed.;  DAVIS,  Raymond,  Ind.  Arts;  DUERDEN,  Frosty, 
Elem.  Ed.;  DURRANT,  Jeanne;  FAIRHOLM,  Gilbert,  Pub. 
Ad.;  FERRE,  Carl,  Pol.  Sci.;  FIELD,  Ray;  FLANARY,  How- 
ard, Psych.;  FOREMASTER,  Mary,  Elem.  Ed.;  FOXLEY, 
Billy;  FREI,  Harlene,  Elem.  Ed.;  FRITZ,  Sharon,  Elem.  Ed.; 
FROST,  Jack.  Hist.;  GABBOTT,  Connie,  Elem.  Ed.;  GAR- 
RISON, William,  Ind.  Arts;  GINES,  Ralph,  Acct.;  GOOD- 
RICH, JoAnn,  Bus.  Ed.;  GOULDING,  W.  LaRel,  Sec.  Ed.; 
GREAVES,  Kan-en,  Elem.  Ed.;  HANSEN,  Jean,  Homkg.  Ed.; 
HANSEN,  R.  Lee,  Chem.;  HARRIS,  Sharon,  Journ.;  HAS- 
LEM,  Verl,  Fin.  &  Bank.;  HAWKINS,  Spencer,  Sec.  Ed.; 
HEPWORTH,  Marva,  Elem.  Ed.;  HILLIER,  David,  Spch.; 
JOHNS,  Geneve,  Food  &  Nut.;  JOHNSON,  Arva,  Elem.  Ed.; 
JOHNSON,  Beth,  Homkg.  Ed.;  JOHNSON,  Bonna,  French; 
JOHNSON,  James,  Acct.;  JOHNSON,  Nancy,  Sec.  Ed.; 
JOHNSTONE,  Marilyn,  Fr.  Ed.;  JONES,  Nadene,  Elem.  Ed.; 
JONES,  Ruth,  Ed.;  KERSHAW,  Gloria,  Elem.  Ed.;  KING, 
Kent,  Acct.;  KIRKENDALL,  Hugh,  Ed.;  KOSHELL,  Dianne, 
Mus.  Ed.;  LARSEN,  Janice,  Soc;  LEE,  David,  Sec.  Ed.; 
MADSEN,  Mary  Lou,  Elem.  Ed.;  MATSEN,  John,  Zool.; 
MAURER,  David,  Soc;  McBRIDE,  Diane,  Fam.  Liv.;  McKAY, 
Barrie,  Acct.;  MELLOR,  Letha,  Homkg.  Ed.;  MERKLEY, 
Harvey,  Pre-Law;  MERRILL,  LaVaun,  Chem.  Ed.;  MITCH- 
ELL, Charles.  Bact.;  MITCHELL,  K.  Clark,  Mkt.;  MOTT, 
Dean,  Hem.  Ed.;  NELSON,  Niel,  Acct.;  NORTH,  James, 
Zool.;  OGBORN,  Alton,  Math.,-  OLSEN,  Pat,  Elem.  Ed.; 
OSWALD,  Shirlene,  Dance;  OVERACKER,  Robert,  Hist.; 
PEARSON,  Alaiff,  Spch,  Corr.;  PEMBERTON,  George,  Sec. 
Ed.;  PENNOCK,  Robert,  Bact.;  PERRY,  Devern,  Bus.  Ed.; 
PHILIPS,  Victor;  PYPER,  James,  Chem.;  ROSS,  Sherrill, 
Acct.;  RUTTER,  Jesse,  Acct.;  SCHLOSS,  Fred,  Acct.;  SIM- 
MONS, Ernest,  Econ.;  SMITH,  Burke,  German;  SMITH,  Sue, 
Acct.;  STEVENS,  Marilyn,  Acct.;  STOFFEL,  Mary,  Elem. 
Ed.;  SWENSON,  Nancy,  Elem.  Ed.;  TAUSSIG,  Charlene, 
Psych.;  TERRY,  Hilton;  THACKER,  Myrle,  Elem.  Ed.; 
THAYNE,  Rulon,  Pol.  Sci.;  WAKEFIELD,  Thomas,  Ind.  Arts; 
WARDLEIGH,  Helen,  Eng.;  WARNER,  Nadine,  Art; 
WATERS,  Max,  Bus.  Ed.;  WATHEN,  Boyd,  Mkt.;  WAY- 
MIRE,  Katherine,  Elem.  Ed.;  WEBBER,  Kay,  Psych.;  WEB- 
STER, Lorraine,  Ed.;  WEBSTER,  Sharron,  Eng.;  WELCH, 
Ervil,  Off.  Ad.;  WELLES,  Aleese,  Journ.;  WILLDEN,  Jerome, 
Art.  Ed.;  WILLICH,  Theodore,  Ag.  Ec.  &  An.  Hus.;  WIL- 
SON, Winifred,  Elem.  Ed. 


Andrus,  Roman  R.  (Ray) 
Brundage,  Joe  R. 
Best,  Brian  S. 


Carlson,  Bill 
Cornia,  Ross  H. 
Crowley,  Edmund  Drew 


McKay,  Barrie  G. 
Merrill,  LaVaun  Jr. 
North,  James  Albert 


Ogborn,  Alton  F. 

Olsen,  Pat 

Phillips,  Victor  Dee  C. 


Rutter,  lesse  J. 
Stoffel,  Mary  Alice 
Stevens,  Marilyn 


Swenson,  Nancy  lo 
Taussig,  Charlene  Chandler 
Thacker,  Myrle 


Wakefield,  Thomas  K. 
Warner,  Nadine 
Welch,  Ervil  W. 


£!!? 


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Now  I  wonder  what  he's  trying  to  prove  by  that? 


All  together  now:  one,  two,  three,  kick;  one,  two 


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Arnason,  Lynette 
Ash,  Owen  K. 
Atkin,  Mary  Lucinda 
Barrett,  Bruce  Amie 
Barrow,  Barbara  Joan 
Beach,  Roy  B. 
Berge,  Charles  William 
Bertelsen,  Delora 

Bergquist,  Gordon  R- 
Besendorfer,  Nancy  Joan 
Brady,  Anna  Grace 
Brown,  Lawrence  Reed 
Burke,  Murland  Jay 
Bushnell,  Ted  Darrell 
Caldwell,   Lowell  C. 
Callaway,  Del 

Cardon,  Earl  Leon 
Caldwell,  Sheila 
Cardon,  Ellen 
Chivers,  Robert  L. 
Christensen,  Gayle 
Christian,  Karl  A. 
Clegg,  DaNeil 
Compton,  John  H. 

Crofts,  Steve  M. 
Crowley,  Carole 
Curtis,  Karen 
Davis,  Hazel  Ruth 
Devey,  Beverly 
Eliason,  Patricia  Ann 
Finch,  Richard  Henry 
Durrani,  Ronald  J. 

Gordon,  Donald  W. 
Griffiths,  Jerry  Wayne 
Gygi,  Wayne  Vance 
Halls,  William  Wood 
Hannig,  Gary  W. 
Harward,  Sherman  D. 
Henrie,  Patricia 
Harrison,  Jane 

Higbee,  Sharon 
Jensen,  Charlene 
Jeppson,  Dolores  S. 
Johnston,  Carroll  M. 
Johnson,  Mary  Louise 
Kanahele,  George  S. 
Larsen,  Ila  M. 
Lasson,  Carolyn 

LeBaron,  Melvin 
Lillywhite,  Karen 
Lindsay,  Donald  Ray 
Linebarger,  Joyce 
Lykins,  Chester  G. 
MacPherson,  Darrell  Robert 
Mason,  Yerda  Ruth 
Mattice,  Nan 


Melendez,  David 
Misbach,  Graham 
Monson,  Mary  Alice 
Pace,  William  C. 
Shelley,  Long 
Shipp,  Sherilyn 
Sidwell,  Robert  W. 
Slade,  Lyle 

Slade,  James  W. 
Smellie,  Marilyn 
Stoddard,  Ann 
Taylor,  Ronald  G. 
Thulin,  Carol 
Tribett,  James  A. 
Trush,  John  M. 
Tilby,  Vincent 

Unger,  Gloria  Mae 
Webb,  Alice 
Weeks,  Shirley  Lyn 
Wemer,  Harold  L. 
Werner,  Miriam  Hopping 
Whaley,  Marcella  G. 
Wheadon,  Ellen 
Whitesides,  Gerald  O. 

Wilcox,  Sonya 
Whiting,  Jean  Frances 
Wilkinson,  Milton  J. 
Williams,  Myrle 
Winkler,  Pauline 
Wong  See  Bon 
Wright,  Jane  Bee 
~'-1->riskie,  Maurine 


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ARNASON,  Lynette,  Chem.;  ASH,  Owen.  Chem.;  ATKIN, 
Mary,  Bern.  Ed.;  BARRETT,  Bruce,  Mkt.;  BARROW,  Bar- 
bara, Bus.  Ed.;  BEACH,  Roy,  Sec.  Ed.;  BERGE,  Charles, 
Geol.;  BERGQUIST,  Gordon,  Phys.  Ed.;  BERTELSEN,  Delora, 
Hist.;  BESENDORFER,  Nancy,  Hem.  Ed.;  BRADY,  Anna, 
Phys.  Ed.;  BROWN,  Lawrence,  Pol.  Sci.;  BURKE,  Murland, 
Mkt.;  BUSHNELL,  Ted,  Fin.  and  Bnk.;  CALDWELL,  Lowell, 
Phys.  Ed.;  CALDWELL,  Sheila,  Elem.  Ed.;  CALLAWAY, 
Del,  Ind.  Mgmt.;  CARDON,  Earl,  Hist.;  CARDON,  Ellen; 
CHIVERS,  Robert,  Zool.;  CHRISTENSEN,  Gayle,  H.D.F.R.; 
CHRISTIAN,  Karl.  Ind.  Mgt.;  CLEGG,  DaNeil,  Ed.;  COMP- 
TON,  John,  Soc.;  CONRAD,  Paul,  Agron.;  CREER,  Diana, 
Sec.  Ed.;  CROCKETT,  Webb,  Econ.;  CROFTS,  Steve,  Ind. 
Mgt.;  CROWLEY,  Carole;  CURTIS,  Karen,  Bus.  Ed.;  DAVIS, 
Hazel,  Bus.  Ed.;  DEVEY,  Beverly,  Hmkg.  Ed.;  DURRANT, 
Ronald,  Hem.  Ed.;  EARL.  Micki,  Off.  Mgmt.;  ELIASON, 
PATRICIA,  Elem.  Ed.;  FINCH,  Richard,  Chem.;  GORDON, 
Donald,  Phys.  Ed.;  GRIFFITHS,  Jerry,  Mktg.;  GYGI,  Wayne, 
Mktg.;  HALLS,  William,  Chem.;  HANNIG,  Gary,  Sec.  Ed.; 
HARRISON,  Jane,  Eng.;  HARWARD,  Sherman,  Soc.  Sec. 
Ed.;  HENRIE,  Patricia,  Mus.  Ed.;  HIGBEE,  Sharon,;  JEN- 
SEN, Charlene,  Hmkg.  Ed.;  JEPPSON,  Dolores,  Ed.;  JOHN- 
SON, Mary,  Mus.  Ed.;  JOHNSTON,  Carroll,  Phys.  Ed.; 
KANAHELE,  George,  Pol.  Sci.;  LARSEN,  Ila,  Elem.  Ed.; 
LASSON,  Carolyn;  LE  BARON,  Melvin,  Pol.  Sci.;  LEWIS, 
Emery,  Sec.  Ed.;  LEWIS,  Glen,  Ind.  Art;  ULLYWHITE, 
Karen,  H.D.F.R.;  LINDSAY,  Donald,  Phys  Ed.;  LINEBAR- 
GER,  Joyce;  LOVELAND,  Duane,  An.  Hus.;  LYKINS,  Ches- 
ter, Ag.  Econ.;  LYSENKO,  Peter;  MACKLEY,  Veneta,  Elem. 
Ed.;  MAC  PHERSON,  Darrell,  Elem.  Ed.;  MARLOWE, 
Darold,  Pre-Med.;  MARTIN,  Homer,  Mktg.;  MASON,  Yerda, 
Bus.  Ed.;  MATHEWS,  Kristin,  Eng.;  MATTICE,  Nan,  Bus. 
Ed.;  McCLELLAN,  Norene,  Sec.  Ed.;  McCulley,  Mary;  MEL- 
ENDEZ,  David,  Pol.  Sci.;  MISBACH,  Graham,  Sp.;  MON- 
SON,  Mary;  NIELSON,  Ronald,  Mktg.;  NILSEN,  Don.  Eng.; 
PACE,  William,  Agron.;  SEIBERT,  Charlene,  Elem.  Ed.; 
SEMADENI,  Irene;  SHARP,  Gay,  Soc;  LONG,  Shelley, 
Hem.  Ed.;  SHIPP,  Sherilyn;  SHIRTS,  Elmo,  Hem.  Ed.; 
SHUPE,  William,  An.  Hus.;  SIDWELL,  Robert,  Bad.; 
SLADE,  James,  Span.;  SLADE,  Lyle,  Geo.;  SMHLIE,  Mari- 
lyn, Elem.  Ed.;  STODDARD,  Ann,  Hem.  Ed.;  TAYLOR. 
Ronald,  Econ.;  THULIN,  Carol,  Hmkg.  Ed.;  TILBY,  Vincent, 
Actg.;  TRIBETT.  James,  Actg.;  TRUSH,  John,  Hist.;  UNGER, 
Gloria,  H.D.F.R.;  WEBB,  Alice,  Bus.  Ed.;  WEEKS,  Shirley, 
Sp.  Ed.;  WERNER,  Harold,  Phys.  Ed.;  WERNER,  Miriam, 
Hmkg.  Ed.;  WHALEY,  Marcella,  Journ.;  WHEADON,  Ellen, 
Ed.;  WHITESIDES,  Gerald,  Acct.;  WHITING,  Jean,  Joum.; 
WILCOX,  Sonya,  Hem.  Ed.;  WILKINSON,  Milton,  Sec.  Ed.; 
WILLIAMS,  Myrle,  Hem.  Ed.;  WINKLER,  Pauline,  Phys. 
Ed.;  WONG,  See,  Phys.;  WRIGHT,  Jane,  H.D.F.R.;  ZA- 
BRISKIE,  Maurine,   Eng. 


Conrad,  Paul  W. 
Crockett,  C.  Webb 
Creer,  Diana 


Earl,  Micki 
Lewis,  Glen  L. 
Lewis,  Emery  Bowen 


Lysenko,  Peter 
Loveland,  Duane  G. 
Mackley,  Veneta 


Marlowe,  Darold  M. 
Mathews,  Kristin 
Martin,  Homer  V.  Jr. 


McClellan,  Norene 
Nilsen,  Don 
McCulley,  Mary  Jane 


Nielson,  Ronald  F. 
Seibert,  Charlene 
Semadeni,  Irene  Alice 


Sharp,  Gay 

Shupe,  William  Dale 

Shirts,  Elmo  B. 


ft 


Maybe  if  I  look  as  if  I'm  interested,  I'll  pass. 


One  of  the  fine  student  combos  plays  at  a  dance. 


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eniors 


Aase,  Jan  Kristian 
Adams,  Joe  N. 
Agutter,  JoAnn  E. 
Alexander,  Patricia  Ann 
Allan,  Barbara 
Allen,  Denzel  C. 
Armstrong,  Glenna 
Allred,  Geraldine 

Anderson,  Joanne 
Anderson,  Paul  R. 
Archibald,  Vernene 
Berge,  John  S. 
Bird,  Carol  B. 
Bolin,  Joan  Edith 
Bowen,  B.  Jane 
Beyer,  Harmon 

Boyer,  Nada 
Bragg,  Mary  H. 
Briggs,  Ernest  T. 
Bright,  Barry  H. 
Brown,  Anne 
Brown,  Irma 
Brown,  Walter  Dean 
Bush,  Myma  D. 

Bryant,  Willia  Rae 
Bushman,  Margaret  Ann 
Call,  Caryol 
Call,  Ivan  T. 
Carraway,  Clarence  O. 
Carter,  Margaret  C. 
Cattani,  Thomas 
Clark,  Dan  B. 

Clark,  Mary  B. 
Couzen,  Darlene 
Crawford,  Vanessa  R. 
Daly,  Jay  W. 
Hanly,  Thomas  F. 
Harris,  VaNieta 
Hiskey,  Harold  H. 
Jackson,   Velma  Cherie 

Hodgkinson,  Jean 
Johnson,  Lynn  Eric 
Liebhart,  Beverly 
Lorensen,  Burton  Leroy 
Louder,  DarreU  R. 
Lovett,  Jack  R. 
Middaugh,  Carma 
Miller,  Colin  Harris 

Montierth,  Gary 
Moon,  Patricia 
Moore,  Robert  A. 
Nelson,  Omer  Dean 
Nelson,  Varr  Y. 
Packer,  Eileen 
Peterson,  David  N. 
Price,  Nancy  Ellen 

Petersen,  Ronald  L 
Porter,  Reed  J. 
Ralphs,  Roger  T. 
Red  Elk,  Cannelita 
Redd,  Donna  Maria 
Redford,  Margaret  A. 
Redford.  Ruth  Mary 
Riggs,  John  D. 

Reynolds,  George  C. 
Roberts,  Judy  Lynne 
Rothe,  Ruth 
Saling,  Wallace  M-,  Jr. 
Schiess,  Edwin  Wayne 
Scott,  James  F. 
Slaughter,  Larry  D. 
Simpkins,  Dorothy 

Sonzini,  Lorraine 
Smith,  Robert  B. 
Sorensen,  Line  B. 
Sguire,  Scott  O 
Stoker,  Glen  Dona 
Steinagel,  Joanne  C. 
Strong,  William  J. 
Summers,  Walton  C. 

Taylor,  Bayard  M. 
Tew,  David  1. 
Tobler,  Kenneth  Burt 
Walter,  Carolyn 
Ward,  Wendell  L. 
White,  Donald  Jay 
Woodard,  Jay  Lewis 
Wood,  Orin  Lew 


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eniors 


AASE,  Jan,  Agron.;  ADAMS,  Joe,  Math.;  AGUTTER,  Jo 
Ann,  Elem.  Ed.;  ALEXANDER,  Patricia,  Elem.  Ed.;  ALLAN, 
Barbara,  Elem.  Ed.;  ALLEN,  Denzel,  Ind.  Arts;  ALLRED, 
Geraldine,  B.E.O.M.;  ANDERSON,  Joanne,  Elem.  Ed.;  AN- 
DERSON, Paul,  Acct.;  ARCHIBALD,  Verene,  Hmkg.  Ed.; 
ARMSTRONG,  Glenna,  Hmkg.  Ed.;  ASAY,  Vernafay,  Elem. 
Ed.;  BERGE,  John,  Geol.;  BIRD,  Carol,  Elem.  Ed.;  BOLIN, 
Joan,  Elem.  Ed.;  BOWEN,  Jane,  Sec.  Ed.;  BOYER,  Har- 
mon, Ind.  Arts;  BOYER,  Nada,  Elem.  Ed.;  BRAGG,  Mary, 
H.D.F.R.;  BRIGGS,  Ernest,  Acct.;  BRIGHT,  Barry,  Acct.; 
BROWN,  Anne;  BROWN,  Irma,  Elem.  Ed.;  BROWN,  Walter, 
Sec.  Ed.;  BRYANT,  Willia,  Elem.  Ed.;  BUSH,  Myrna,  Elem. 
Ed.;  BUSHMAN,  Margaret,  Elem.  Ed.;  CALL,  Caryol,  Elem. 
Ed.;  CALL,  Ivan,  Fin.  &  Bnk.;  CARRAWAY,  Clarence, 
Mktg.;  CARTER,  Margaret,  Elem.  Ed.;  CATTANI,  Thomas, 
Agr.  Ed.;  CLARK,  Dan,  Journ.;  CLARK,  Mary,  Home  Ec. 
Ed.;  COUZEN,  Darlene;  CRAWFORD,  Vanessa,  Elem.  Ed.; 
DALY,  Jay,  Psych.;  DREGER,  Dorothy,  Ger.;  HANLY, 
Thomas,  Geol.;  HARRIS,  Va  Nieta,  Elem.  Ed.;  HEMEN- 
WAY,  Lynne,  Mktg.;  HEMSLEY,  Ellis,  Sc.  Ed.;  HISKEY, 
Harold,  Ag.  Eo.;  HODGKINSON,  Jean,  Bus.  Ed.,-  HOLMES, 
Mary,  Pol.  Sci.;  HOUSTON,  Ron,  Acct.;  HUNT,  Mary  Lou, 
Soa;  HUNT,  Melvin,  Agron.;  HUSKINSON,  Shirlee,  Hmkg. 
Ed.;  JACKSON,  Velma,  Elem.  Ed.;  JENSEN,  Thomas,  Ind. 
Arts;  JOHNSON,  Lynn  Psych.;  JONES,  Blaine,  Agron.; 
LIEBHART,  Beverly,  Elem.  Ed.;  LORD,  Robert,  Pol.  Sci.; 
LORENSEN,  Burton,  Bus.  Ed.;  LOUDER,  Darrell;  LOVETT, 
Jack,  Phys.;  LUNT,  Sharron;  MIDDAUGH,  Carma,  Art; 
MILLER,  Colin;  MONTIERTH,  Gary,  Rea;  MOON  Patricia, 
Hmkg.;  MOORE,  Robert;  NELSON,  Omer,  Agron.;  NELSON, 
Varr,  Zoo.;  OGDEN,  Koa,  Elem.  Ed.;  ORTON,  Kenneth. 
Com.;  PACE,  Alleen,  Eng.;  PACKER,  Eileen,  Hem.  Ed.; 
PETERSEN,  Ronald;  PETERSON,  David,  Chem.;  PORTER, 
Reed,  Chem.;  PRICE,  Nancy,  Sec.  Ed.;  RALPHS,  Roger, 
Mus.  Ed.;  REDD,  Donna,  Elem.  Ed.;  RED  ELK,  Carmelita, 
Elem.  Ed.;  REDFORD,  Margaret,  Hmkg.  Ed.;  REDFORD, 
Ruth,  Fd.  Nut.;  REYNOLDS,  George,  Mus.  Ed.;  RIGGS, 
John,  Acct.;  ROBERTS,  Judy,  Elem.  Ed.;  ROTHE,  Ruth  Hmkg. 
Ed.;  SALING,  Wallace,  Journ.;  SCHIESS,  Edwin,  Agron.; 
SCHOFIELD,  Rex,  Acct.;  SCOTT,  James,  Pol.  Sci.;  SHOCK- 
LEY,  Layne,  Int.  Des.;  SIMONS,  Ronald,  Chem.  Eng.; 
SLAUGHTER,  Larry,  Soa;  SIMPKINS,  Dorothy;  SMITH, 
Robert,  Geol.;  SONZINI,  Lorraine,  Elem.  Ed.;  SORENSEN, 
Line.  Sec.  Ed.;  SQUIRE,  Scott,  Zoo.;  STAKER,  Glen,  Spch.; 
STEINAGEL,  Joanne,  Elem.  Ed.;  STRONG,  William,  Phys.; 
SUMMERS,  Walton,  Acct.;  TAYLOR,  Bayard,  Soa;  TEW. 
David,  Elem.  Ed.;  TOBLER,  Kenneth,  Chem.;  WAITE,  Wen- 
dell, P.  E.;  WALKER,  Richard,  Acct.;  WALTER,  Carolyn, 
Elem.  Ed.;  WARD,  Wendell,  Mktg.;  WHITE,  Donald,  An. 
Hus.;   WOOD,  Orin,  Phy.;   WOODARD,  Jay,   Geol. 


Dreger,  Dorothy  K. 
Asay,  Vernafay 
Hemenway,  Lynne 


Hemsley,  Ellis  I. 
Houston,  Ron  E. 
Holmes,   Mary   Naomi 


Hunt,  Mary  Lou 
Hunt,  Melvin  J. 
Jensen,  Thomas  R. 


Huskinson,  Shirlee 
Jones,  Blaine 
Lord,  Robert  L. 


Lunt,  Sharron  J. 
Orton,  Kenneth  Ray 
Ogden,  Koa  lean 


Pace,  Alleen 
Schofield,  Rex  J. 
Shockley,  Layne 


Simons,  Ronald  B. 
Walker,  Richard  T. 
Waite,  Wendell  G. 


Why  am  I  always  late  to  my  class  on  lower  campus?     Some  students  stay  after  class  to  "get  the  facts" 


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Seniors 


Akau,  Annie  Kahikilani 
Anderson,  Paul  Arnold 
Ballou,  Barbara  Jean 
Beamson,  Bill 
Beazer,  Garald  Roland 
Beck,  Clive  L. 
Benson,  Boyd 
Bell,  Jessie  Lee 

Bird,  Tal 

Bolinder,  Richard  Gall 
Brian,   Sharron 
Broadhead,  Jon 
Brock,  Edward  Earl 
Busselberg,  Carol  Ann 
Butler,  Lavar  M. 
Christensen,  Naomi 

Chittock,  David  H. 
Day,  Gloria 
Dinner,  Lauren  H. 
Gines,  Margaret 
Hadley,  Donald  Blaine 
Halladay,  Jerry  Ann 
Harlow,  J.  D. 
Hurst,  Dale 

Horsley,  Richard  Brown 
Hyde,  William  H. 
Janson,  Donald 
Johanson,  Denece 
Johnson,  Beth  L.  M. 
Jones,  Emalye  Adamson 
Jueschke,  Alex 
Lovell,  Merton 

Kensinger,  Robert  L. 
Kiskila,  Carlene  J. 
McKenna,  Earl  A. 
Merritt,  LaMont 
Mikkelson,  Ray  O. 
Miller,  Nancy  L. 
Moss,  Joan 
Miller,  Don  L. 

Moulton,  Margie  Ann 
Mussler,  Hans 
Nelson,  Louise  Kimball 
Nelson,  Varr  Y, 
Parler,  Cecil  B. 
Partridge,  Miriam  Faye 
Pattee,  Harold  E. 
Paramore,  Mary  Jo 

Peacock,  Wanda  Lee 
Pearson,  Dean  N. 
Pedersen,  John  Thomas 
Penrose,  Charles  W. 
Peterson,  Bruce  Ross 
Petersen,  Edward  H. 
Peterson,  Larry  Williams 
Peterson,  Leon  L 

Pettit,  Robert  D. 
Phillips,  Ronald  J. 
Phillips,  Thomas  B. 
Polacca,  Allison  S. 
Pomeroy,  Karl  B. 
Prine,  Crystal  Darlene 
Rands,  George  Cole 
Ream,  Donna  Rene 

Robinson,  Klar 
Richins,  Lois 
Rowley,  Ralph  A. 
Rust,  Maida 
Salazar,  Richard  David 
Scholes,  Jo  Ann 
Scoresby,  David  Owen 
Shoe,  Noma  Kay 

Scoresby,  Mary  Lou 
Shelby,  Joe  L. 
Shumway,  Dale  L. 
Sims,  Sharon 
Smith,  Karen  B. 
Sorensen,  Judith  Ann 
Stagg,  Sharon  Arlene 
Staker,  Sharon 

Stanley,  Marilyn 
Sweeten,  Lloyd  Robert 
Syrett,  Dawnetta 
Thornton,  Vernal  B. 
Whipple,  Venla 
Whipple,  Walt 
Whitak-er,  Carol  Jean 
Wright,  Ann 


294 


ADAMS,  CARLOS;  AKAU,  Annie,  P.E.;  ANDERSON,  Paul; 
ATKINSON,  Nilo;  BAKER,  Joyce,  Elem.  Ed.;  BALLOU.  Bar- 
bara, Hem.  Ed.;  BARLOW,  Pauline,  Hmkg.  Ed.;  BARRETT, 
Eulene,  Mmkg.  Ed.;  BASSETT,  Elouise,  Elem.  Ed.;  BAZIW, 
Jean,  Hem.  Ed.;  BEAGLEY,  Boyd,  Sec.  Ed.;  BEAN,  Evan, 
Mus.  Ed.;  BEARNSON,  Bill,  Chem.;  BEAZER,  Garald,  Geol.; 
BECK,  Clive,  Ind.  Mgt.;  BELL,  Jessie,  Elem.  Ed.;  BENNETT, 
Carolyn,  Elem.  Ed.;  BENSON,  Boyd,  Ind.  Mgt.;  BIRD,  Doris; 
BIRD,  Tal.  Math.;  BLACKHAM,  William,  Elem.  Ed.;  BLAKE- 
LY,  Beverly,  Exe.  Sec;  EOLINDER,  Richard,  Pol.  Sci.; 
BOREN,  Robert;  BOULTER,  Virginia;  BRAY,  Lawrence, 
Journ.;  BRIAN,  Sharron,  Elem.  Ed.;  BROADHEAD,  Jon, 
Mkktg.;  BROCK,  Edward,  An.  Hus.;  BROOKS,  Ben,  P.E.; 
BUSSELBERG,  Carol;  BUTLER,  Lavar,  Ind.  Mgt.;  CHITTOCK, 
David,  Elem.  Ed.;  CHRISTENSEN,  Naomi,  Mus.  Ed.;  DAY, 
Gloria;  DIMTER,  Lauren,  Hist.;  DUNFORD,  Kent,  Hist.; 
GINES,  Margaret,  Elem.  Ed.;  HADLEY,  Donald,  Acct.;  HAL- 
LADAY,  Jerry,  Art;  HARLOW,  J.  D.,  Hort.;  HORSLEY, 
Richard,  Ed.;  HURST,  Dale,  Acct.;  HYDE,  William;  JANSON, 
David,  Ed.;  JOHANSON,  Denece,  Elem.  Ed.;  JOHNSON, 
Beth,  Hmkg.  Ed.;  JONES,  Emalye,  Elim.  Ed.;  JUESCHKE, 
Alex,  Chem.;  LOVELL,  Merton,  Hist.;  KENSINGER,  Robert; 
KISKILA,  Carlene,  Soa;  McKENNA,  Earl,  Sec.  Ed.;  MER- 
RITT,  LaMont,  Sec.  Ed.;  MIKKELSON,  Ray,  Ind.  Arts; 
MILLER,  Don,  Agron.;  MILLER,  Nancy,  Hmkg.  Ed.;  MOSS, 
Joan,  Elem.  Eo.;  MOULTON,  Margie,  Elem.  Ed.;  MUSSLER, 
Hans,  Lang.;  NELSON,  Louise,  Dem.  Ed.;  NELSON,  Varr, 
Zoo.;  PARAMORE,  Mary  Jo,  Eng.;  PARLER,  Cecil,  Sec.  Ed.; 
PARTRIDGE,  Miriam,  Bern.  Ed.;  PATTEE,  Harold;  PEA- 
COCK, Wanda,  Elem.  Ed.;  PEARSON,  Dean,  Sec.  Ed.; 
PEDERSEN,  John,  Mktg.;  PENROSE,  Charles,  Fin.  &  Bank.; 
PETERSEN,  Edward,  Ed.;  PETERSON,  Bruce,  Comm.;  PETER- 
SON, Larry,  Hist.;  PETERSON,  Laurence,  Spch.;  PETERSON, 
Leon,  Eng.;  PETTIT,  Robert,  Ind.  Mgt.;  PHILLIPS,  Ronald, 
Mktg.;  PHILLIPS,  Thomas,  Mktg.;  POLACCA,  Allison,  Soa; 
POMEROY,  Karl,  Psych.;  PRINE,  Crystal,  P.  E.,-  RANDS, 
George,  An.  Hus.;  REAM,  Donna,  Bact.;  RICHINS,  Lois, 
Hmkg.  Ed.;  ROBINSON,  Klar,  Mktg.;  ROWLEY,  Ralph,  Sec. 
Ed.;  RUST,  Maida;  SALAZAR,  Richard,  P.E.;  SCHOLES, 
JoAnn,  Elem.  Ed.;  SCORESBY,  David.  Agron.;  SCORESBY, 
Mary  Lou,  Elem.  Ed.;  SHELBY,  Joe,  Elem.  Ed.;  SHOE, 
Norma,  Spch.;  SHUMWAY,  Dale,  Geog.;  SIMS,  Sharon,  F. 
A.;  SMITH,  Karen,  Art;  SORENSEN,  Judith,  Bus.  Ed.; 
STAGG,  Sharon,  Eng.;  STAKER,  Sharon,  P.E.;  STANLEY, 
Marilyn,  Mus.  Ed.;  SWEETEN,  Lloyd,  Acct.;  SYRETT, 
Dawnetta;  THORNTON,  Vernal,  Ind.  Mgt.;  WEST,  Donna, 
Elem.  Ed.;  WHIPPLE,  Venla,  Elem.  Ed.;  WHIPPLE,  Walt, 
Psych.;  WHITAKER,  Carol,  Hem.  Ed.;  WRIGHT,  Ann; 
WYNDER,  Marlene,  Hmkg.  Ed. 


Adams,  Carlos 
Atkinson,  O.  Nilo 
Baker,  Joyce 


Barlow,   Pauline  Elizabeth 
Bassett,  Elouise 
Barrett,  Eulene 


Baziw,  Jean  Doris 
Bean,  J.  Evan 
Beagley,  Boyd  D. 


Bennett,  Carolyn 
Blackham,    William    Ft. 
Bird,  Doris 


Blakely,  Beverly  J. 
Boren,  Robert  Reed 
Bray,  Lawrence  H. 


Boulter,  Virginia 
Brooks,  Ben  Hugh 
Peterson,  Laurence  E. 


Dunford,  C.  Kent 
West,  Donna  Hatch 
Wynder,  Marlene 


The  Welcome  Back  Assembly  brought  back  memories.     Kia  Ora  Club  performs  for  a  student  assembly. 


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eniors 


ff?3 


Adams,  Arlene  Andersen 
Anderson,  Mary 
Anderson,  Richard  DeVon 
Atkisson,  Lauretta  Lillian 
Averett,  Leah  Mae 
Baird,  H.  Kay 
Bamett,  Mary 
Baker,   Neil 

Bartholomew,  M.  Grant 
Beckstead,  Leda  S. 
Bonsteel,  Sandra  Kathleen 
Bowden,  Connie  Gaye 
Bown,  Roger  L. 
Boyce,  Clifford  Golden 
Bullock,  LaDell  Ray 
Casey,  John  W. 

Cardall,  Stanley  H. 
Cebollada,  Grancisco  L. 
Chelson,  Edna  Barnett 
Cheney,  Marian 
Childs,  Lewis  B. 
Cloward,  Mark  E. 
Crosby,  Alden  G. 
Crowther,  Arven  Jay 

Crowley,  Robert  L. 
Curtis,   Caroline 
Dennison,  Betty  K. 
Dinkins,  Shirley  Palmer 
Eriksson,  Herbert 
Hannig,  Gary  W. 
Harris,  Jill  C. 
Harris,  Mary  Lou 

Heath,  Lucille  S. 
Heber,  Ruth  Freda 
Hegemier,   Val  Crossley 
Hemsley,  Allen  A. 
Henriksen,  Karen  P. 
Hill,  Newell  K. 
Jennens,  Dona  F. 
King,  Reed  L. 

McGride,  Clarence  E. 
McKay,  Elaine  S. 
McLaraTTah,  Betty  J. 
Milam,  Gary  D. 
Miller,  Barbara  Jo 
Misbach,  Graham  H. 
Mumford,  Margaret  Ann 
Nelson,  Janice  L 

Oliver,  Carl  L. 
Pack,  Elbert  C. 
Page,  Gerald  J. 
Palmer,  E.  Mack 
Penrod,  Karelyn 
Phillips,  Delbert 
Poole,  Maxine 
Porter,  Patti 

Price,  Albert  Keith 
Poulson,  Margie 
Price,  Zack 
Prince,  Carol  Laurine 
Prows,  Sandra 
Pullan,  Grant  L. 
Read,  Carrol  S. 
Redford,  Janice 

Reber,  Dennis 
Richardson,  Judith 
Richardson,  Ralph  L. 
Riddle,  Dwanna 
Rogers,  Dude 
Rondo,  Joseph  W. 
Rothe,  Frank  A. 
Rowley,  Edward  M. 

Salter,  Philip  W. 
Sanders,  Lynn  M. 
Schult,  Hazel  M- 
Schmidt,  Rachel  Lois 
Sherwood.  Neil  R. 
Simmons,  Almo  B. 
Stebbing,  William  E. 
Swann,  Alma  G. 

Swenson,  Shirley  Ruth 
Tew,  Norma  Rose  H. 
Thomas,  Colette  LaVerne 
Thurgood,  Carolyn 
Throckmorton,  Alma  Robert 
Ursenbach,  Maureen 
Whittaker,  Harry  H. 
Witt,  Daniel  G. 


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eniors 


ADAMS,  Arlene,  Sec.  Ed.;  ANDERSON,  Mary,  Elem.  Ed.; 
ANDERSON,  Richard,  Hem.  Ed.;  ATKISSON,  Lauretta, 
Elem.  Ed.;  AVERETT,  Leah,  Elem.  Ed.;  BAIRD,  H.  Kay, 
Mkt.;  BAKER,  Neil,  Com.;  BARNES,  Richard,  Chem.;  BAR- 
NETT,  Mary,  Bact.;  BARTHOLOMEW,  M.  Grant,  Hist.; 
BECK,  Kathleen,  Hem.  Ed.;  BECKSTEAD,  Leda,  Elem.  Ed.; 
BEST,  Margaret;  BANSTEEL,  Sandra,  Food  &  Nut.;  BOW- 
DEN,  Connie,  Elem.  Ed.;  BOWN,  Roger,  Sp.;  BOYCE,  Clif- 
ford, Acct.;  BULLOCK,  LaDell,  Geol.;  CARDALL,  Stanley, 
Chem.;  CASEY,  John,  Hem.  Ed.;  CEBOLLADA,  Francisco, 
Lang.;  CHELSON,  Edna,  Hem.  Ed.;  CHENEY,  Marian,  Hmkg. 
Ed.;  CHILDS,  Lewis,  Chem.;  CLOWARD,  Mark,  Acct.; 
CROSBY,  Alden,  Chem.;  CROWLEY,  Robert;  CROWTHER, 
Arven,  Ind.  Arts;  CURTIS,  Caroline,  Bus.  Ed.;  DENNISON, 
Betty,  Hem.  Ed.;  DINKINS,  Shirley,  Elem.  Ed.;  ERIKSSON, 
Herbert,  Sp.;  FRITZ,  Sharon,  Hem.  Ed.;  GURR,  Willis,  Acct.; 
HANNIG,  Gary,  Ed.;  HARRIS,  Jill,  Hem.  Inst.;  HARRIS, 
Mary  Lou,  HDFR;  HAWLEY,  Lois,  Exec.  Eea;  HEATH, 
Lucile,  Hem.  Ed.;  HEBER,  Ruth,  Sp.  Corr.;  HEGEMIER,  Val, 
P.E.;  HENSLEY,  Allen,  Econ.;  HENDRICKSEN,  Karen,  Hem. 
Inst.;  HILL,  Newell,  Ind.  Man.;  HUDMAN,  Melvin,  An.  Hus.; 
JACKSON,  Stan,  Pub.  Rel.;  JENNENS,  Dona,  Bus.  Ed.; 
JENSEN,  Kirk;  JORGENCEN,  Cecil,  Agron.;  KING,  Reed. 
Ind.  Arts;  LEACH,  William,  Sp.;  LINDSEY,  Joel,  Pol.  Sci.; 
MADSEN,  Gary,  P.E.;  McBRIDE,  Clarence;  McKAY,  Haine, 
Ed.;  McLAMARRAH,  Betty,  Acct.;  MILAM,  Gary,  Chem.; 
MILLER,  Barbara,  Joum.;  MISBACH,  Graham,  Sp.;  MUM- 
FORD,  Margaret;  NELSON,  Janice,  Hem.  Ed.;  OLIVER, 
Carl,  Mus.  Ed.;  PACK,  Hbert,  Math.;  PAGE,  Gerald,  Hem. 
Ed.;  PALMER,  E.  Mack,  Ed.;  PENROD,  Karelyn,  Hem.  Ed.; 
PHILLIPS,  Delbert,  Chem.;  PHILLIPS,  Victor,  Sp.  Ed.;  POOLE, 
Maxine,  Bus.  Ed.;  PORTER,  Patti;  POULSEN,  Margie,  Hem. 
Ed.;  PRICE,  A.  Keith,  Mkt.;  PRICE,  Zack  Hist.;  PRINCE, 
Carol,  Med.  Tech.;  PROWS,  Sandra,  Soc;  PULLAN,  Grant, 
Hem.  Ed.;  Read,  Carroll,  Rea;  REBER,  Dennis,  Pre-den.; 
REDFORD,  Janice,  BEOM;  RICHARDSON,  Judith,  Fam.  Liv.; 
RICHARDSON,  Ralph,  An.  Hus.;  RIDDLE,  Dwana,  P.E.; 
ROGERS,  Dixie,  Hmkg.  Ed.;  RONDO,  Joseph,  Elem.  Ed.; 
ROTHE,  Frank,  Phys.;  ROWLEY,  Edward,  Agron.;  SALTER, 
Phillip,  P.E.;  SANDERS,  Lynn  Acct.;  SCHMIDT,  Rachel, 
Home  Ec.  Ed.;  SCHULT,  Hazel,  Elem.  Ed.;  SHERWOOD, 
Neil,  Psych.;  SIMMONS,  Almo,  Mkt.;  STEBBING,  William; 
STOKER,  Wayde,  Pol.  Sci.;  STOOPS,  Linford,  Math.;  SUT- 
TON, Ann,  Hem.  Inst.;  SWANN,  Alma,  An.  Hus.;  SWEN- 
SON,  Shirley,  Hem.  Inst.;  TAYLOR,  Paul,  Math.;  TEW, 
Norma,  Hem.  Ed.;  THOMAS,  Colette,  Hem.  Ed.;  THROCK- 
MORTON, Alma,  Econ.  &  Span.;  THURGOOD,  Carolyn; 
URSENBACK,  Maureen,  Eng.;  WEBBER,  Robert;  WHALEY, 
Marcella,  Journ.;  WHITTAKER,  Harry,  Sp.;  WITT,  Daniel, 
Soc. 


Barnes,  Richard  Lee 

Beck,  Kathleen 

Best,  Margaret  Fisher 


Fritz,  Sharon  Lynne 
Hawley,  Lois  Adele 
Gurr,   Willis  O. 


Hudman,  Melvin  R. 
Jackson,  Stan 
Jensen,  Kirk  S. 


Jorgensen,  Cecil  M. 
Leach,  William  G. 
Lindsey,  Joel  Douglas 


Madsen,  Gary 
Phillips,  Victor  D. 
Sherwood,  Neil  R. 


Stoker,  Wayne  C. 
Stoops,  Linford  R. 
Taylor,  Paul  D. 


Sutton,  Ann  A. 
Whaley,  Marcella  Gay 
Webber,  Robert  R. 


Dick  Ballou  leads  the  band  for  half-time  shows. 


I  wonder  why  she  wears  that  dress  every  day? 


297 


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eniors 


Andrus,   Alyn 
Aragon,  Jesus  A. 
Ashton,  R.  Paul 
Asplund,  Harold  John 
Bean,  Larry 
Belt,  Peggy 
Bennett,  Betty 
Bringhurst,  Pat 

Benson,  Yvonne 
Call,  Rodney  F. 
Case,  Gayle 
Christensen,  Ila 
Church,  Elsie  A. 
Clay,  John  P. 
Cluff,  Oretta  Jeanne 
Cox,  James  B. 

Coryell,  Allen  Keith 
Critchfield,  Leroy  R. 
Crosby,  Luzon  O. 
Davidson,  Marion  N. 
Davix,  Garold  N. 
Denney,  Donald  B. 
DeVictoria,  Joseph  R. 
Devenport,  Eugene  C. 

De  Vries,  Robert 
Dunn,  Patricia  Sally 
Duvall,  John  Joseph 
Esler,  Sally  Ann 
Estabrooks,   E.  M. 
Evans,  Fred  M. 
Fletcher,  George  A. 
Eyring,  Phillip  M. 

Forsyth,  Gwen 
Frei,  Donald  W. 
Gailey,  Richard 
Gibbs,  Laurel 
Helm,  Maurvene  Elaine 
Hendrickkson,  Roger  R. 
Jex,  LoAnne 
Johnson,  Anna 

Johnson,  Charlene 
Kashanian,  Farrokh 
Kingdon,  Eugene  Earl 
Kohler,  Ramon  R. 
Kristjanson,  Mark  Leon 
Lamsam,  Wongsiri 
Landry,  Marilyn 
Lane,   Shirley  E. 

Larkin,  Phyllis 
Larsen,  Carol  Ann 
Lawlor,  Lawrence 
Layton,  James  J. 
Lee,  Patricia  Fae 
Little,    L.   Rey 
Lunceford,  Dorothy 
Marshall,  Neldon  H. 

Madson,  William  Halvor 
Morgan,  Myralee 
Morrell,  Ruth 
Murrhy,  Jerry  B. 
Nichols,  Rochelle 
Nickelsen,  Jens  U. 
O'Leary,  Sharon 
Olsen,  LaNore 


Olsen,  Barbara 
Olsen,  Kenneth  M. 
Oviatt,  Carmen  L. 
Provost,  Sara 
Robinson,  Roland  Dee 
Roundy,  Colleen  M. 
Skousen,  Lester  P. 
Scorsby,  Marilyn 

Smith,  Alta  Marie 
Smith,  Miriam 
Smith,  J.  Norman 
Sorenson,  Milton  Tod 
Starr,  Sylvia  M. 
Steele,  Sharon  Kay 
Stewart,  Barbara 
Tseu,  Lawrence 


Swenson,  Dennis  M. 
Torbert,  Lynn 
Warner,  James  L. 
Washburn,  Dawna 
Weatherbee,  Doris  Ann 
Welch,  Keith  W. 
Wells,   Ernest  S. 
West,  J.  Donald 


298 


s 


eniors 


ANDERSON,  Warren  Boyd,  Agron.;  ANDRUS,  Alyn,  Sec. 
Ed.;  ARAGON,  Jes'us  A.,  Ind.  Mat.;  ARCHER,  Warren; 
ASHTON,  R.  Paul,  Mkt;  ASPLUNG,  Harold  John,  Ind.  Mgt.; 
BEAN,  Larry,  Soc.;  BELT,  Peggy,  P.E.;  BENNETT,  Betty, 
Elem.  Ed.;  BENSON,  Yvonne,  Elem.  Ed.;  BRINGHURST,  Pat, 
lourn.;  CALL,  Rodney  F.,  Ind.  Mgt.;  CASE,  Gayle;  CHRIS- 
TENSEN,  Ila,  English;  CHURCH,  Elsie  A.,  Bus.  Ed.;  CLARK, 
Delene;  CLARK,  Donald  D.;  CLAY,  John  P.,  Phys.;  CLUFF, 
Oretta  Jeanne,  Fds.  &  Nut.;  CORYELL,  Allen  Keith,  Sapn.; 
COX,  James  B.,  Phys.  Ed.;  CRITCHFIELD,  Leroy  R.,  Fin.  & 
Bank.;  CROSBY,  Luzon  O.,  Elem.  Ed.;  DAVIDSON,  Marion 
N.;  DAVIX,  Garold  N.,  Ger.;  DENNEY,  Donald  B.,  Ind.  Mgt.; 
DEVENPORT,  Eugene  C,  Zool.;  DE  VICTORIA,  Joseph  R., 
Pol.  Sci.;  DE  VRIES,  Robert,  Ace;  DUNN,  Patricia  Sally; 
DUVALL,  John  Joseph,  Chem.;  ESLER,  Sally  Ann,  English; 
ESTABROOKS,  E.  M.,  Geol.;  EVANS,  Fred  M.  Span.;  EY- 
RING,  Phillip  M.,  Fin.  &  Bank.;  FIELDING,  Bonnie  Jean, 
Elem.  Inst.;  FLETCHER,  George  A.,  Sec.  Inst.;  FORSYTH, 
Gwen;  FRO,  Donald  W.,  Mkt.;  GAILEY,  Richard,  Sp.  & 
Dra.;  GAPPMAYER,  Louis  B.,  Ed.;  GARDNER,  Colin,  Phys.; 
GARDNER,  Duane  L.,  Eco.;  GIBBS,  Laurel,  Elem.  Ed.; 
GIBBS,  W.  Sherman,  An.  Hus.;  GILGER,  Marilyn,  Elem. 
Ed.;  GOODSON,  Grant,  Fin.  &  Bank.;  HAMILTON,  Donna 
Gay;  HARRIS,  Jerry  S.,  Chem.  Eng.;  HELM,  Maurvene 
Elaine;  HENDRICKSON,  Roger  R.,  Chem.;  HINDLEY,  James 
E.,  An.  Hus.;  JENSON,  Janet,  English;  JEX,  LoAnne,  Elem. 
Inst.;  JOHNSON,  Anna,  Clo.  6,  Tex.;  JOHNSON,  Charlene, 
HDFR;  KASHANIAN,  Farrokh,  Ag.  Eco.;  KINGDOM,  Eugene 
Earl;  KOHLER,  Ramon  R.,  Sp.;  KRISTIANSON,  Mark  Leon, 
Ind.  Arts;  LAMSAM,  Wongsiri;  LANDRY,  Marilyn,  Hist.-Sec. 
Ed.;  LANE,  Shirley  E.,  Bus.  Ed.;  LARKIN,  Phyllis,  Bus.  Ed.; 
LARSEN,  Carol  Ann,  Bus.  Ed.;  LAWLOR,  Lawrence,  Ed.; 
LAYTON,  James  J.,  Sec.  Ed.;  LEE,  Patricia  Fae,  English; 
LEWIS,  John  L.,  Chem.;  LITTLE,  L.  Ray,  Art  Ed.;  LUNCE- 
FORD,  Dorothy.  Phys.;  MADSON,  William  Halvor,  Elem. 
Ed.;  MARSHALL,  Neldon  H.,  Math.;  MELDRUM,  Virginia, 
Exe.  Secy.;  MORGAN,  Myralee,  Horn.  Econ.  Ed.,-  MORRELL, 
Ruth,  Bus.  Ed.;  URPHY,  Jerry  B.,  Sp.  Corr.;  NEWTON,  Wal- 
lace S.,  P.E.;  NICHOLS,  Rochelle,  Soc.;  NICKELSEN,  Jens 
U.,  An.  Hus.;  O'LEARY,  Sharon,  Rec.;  OLSEN,  Barbara, 
Bus.  Ed.;  OLSEN,  Kenneth  M.,  An.  Hus.;  OLSEN,  LaNore, 
Sp.;  OVIATT,  Carmen  L.,  Elem.  Ed.;  PAULSON,  Lynn  M., 
Ed.;  PROVOST,  Sara,  Hem.  Ed.;  ROBINSON,  Roland  Dee, 
Off.  Adm.;  ROUNDY,  Colleen  M.,  Ace;  SCORBSBY,  Marilyn, 
Elem.  Ed.;  SKOUSEN,  Lester  P.,  Hort.;  SMITH,  Alta  Marie, 
Elem.  Ed.;  SMITH,  J.  Norman,  Math.;  SMITH,  Miriam, 
English;  SORENSON,  Milton  Tod,  Psya;  STARR,  Sylvia  M., 
Elem.  Ed.;  STEELE,  Sharon  Kay,  Bus.  Ed.;  STEWART,  Bar- 
bara, Hem.  Ed.;  SWENSON,  Dennis  M.,  Ace;  TINGEY,  Af- 
ton,  Exe.  Secy.;  TORBERT,  Lynn,  Hem.  Ed.;  TSEU,  Law- 
rence, Zool.;  VICTOR,  Roger,  Mkt.;  WARNER,  James  L., 
PE.;  WASHBURN,  Dawna,  Home  Ec.  Ed.;  WEATHERBEE, 
Doris  Ann,  Bus.  Ed.;  WELCH,  Keith  W.,  Phys.;  WEILS, 
Ernest  S.,  Fre.;  WEST,  J.  Donald,  Bact. 


Anderson,  Warren  Boyd 
Archer,  Warren 
Clark,  Delene 


Clark,  Donald  D. 
Fielding,  Bonnie  loan 
Gilger,  Marilyn 


Goodson,  Grant 
Gibbs,  W.  Sherman 
Gardner,  Colin 


Gardner,  Duane  L. 
Gappmayer,  Louis  B. 
Hamilton,  Donna  Gay 


Harris,  Jerry  S. 
Jenson,  Janet 
Hindley,  James  E. 


Lewis,  John  L. 
Newton,  Wallace  S. 
Meldrum,  Virginia 


Paulson,  Lynn  M. 
Tingey,  Alton 
Victor,  Roger 


Crawford  Gates'  personality  produced  results  in  fun. 


299 


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eniors 


Anderson,  Gloria  Louise 
Austin,  John.  M. 
Ballard,  Nona  L. 
Barton,  DeLyle 
Bell,  Rose  Marie 
Belliston,  Iris 
Bennett,  Douglas  R. 
Booth,  Beverly  Jean 

Brimhall,  Verna 
Clegg,  DaNeil 
Collard,  Lorraine 
Conell,  Rosemary 
Crandall,  LaWana 
Davenport,  Chloe 
Downes,  F.  Joan 
Ellsworth,  Judith  M. 

Gale,  Ramona  Pratt 
Gambles,  Harry  B. 
Gamblin,  Gerald  A. 
Garcia,  Carmen  H. 
Gordon,  Virginia  K. 
Greathouse,  Shirley  L. 
Hatcher,  Nancy  M. 
Hirschi,  Diane 

Jackson,  Wendy 
Jacobs,  Margaret  Oa 
Johnson,  Roberta 
King,  Sally  I. 
Kowalski,  Lorraine  C. 
Leigh,  Dorene 
Ling,  Wilma  A. 
Lowgree,  George  F. 

Mangum,  Sandra  S. 
Merkley,  Harvey  Ballard 
Merrill,  Cheri  D. 
Miller,  Colin  H. 
Miller,  Reed  K. 
Morr,  Marilyn 
Nation,  Frances  H. 
Olson,  Dolores  N. 

Piatt,  Willa  M. 
Potter,  N.  LaWynn 
Ridd,  Roxalene 
Smith,  Linnea 
Spackman,  Elaine  M. 
Swenson,  Jaqueline  B. 
Tidwell,  Dalphine 
Ward,  Sharon 

Wilson,  William  A. 
Wolfley,  Ella  S. 
Wood,  Blair 


300 


ANDERSON,  Gloria  Louise,  Elem.  Ed.;  AUSTIN,  John  M., 
Chem.;  BALLARD,  Nona  L.,  Nurs.;  BARTON,  DeLyle,  Geo.; 
BELL,  Rose  Marie,  Nurs.;  BELLISTON,  Iris,  Nurs.;  BENNETT, 
Douglas  R.,  Geol.;  BOOTH,  Beverly  Jean,  Ace;  BRIMHALL, 
Verna,  Nurs.;  CLEGG,  DaNeil,  Elem.  Ed.;  CALLARD,  Lor- 
raine, Nurs.;  CONNELL,  Rosemary,  Elem.  Ed.;  CRANDALL, 
Lawana,  Bus.  Ed.;  DAVENPORT,  Chloe  A.,  Nurs.;  DOWNES, 
F.  Joan,  Nurs.;  ELLSWORTH,  Judith  M.,  Nurs.;  GALE,  Ra- 
mona Pratt,  Elem.  Ed.;  GAMBLES,  Harry  B.,  Ag.  Econ.,- 
GAMBLIN,  Gerald  A.,  Mkt.;  GARCIA,  Carmen  H.,  Elem. 
Inst.;  GORDON,  Virginia  K.,  Nurs.;  GREATHOUSE,  Shirley 
L.,  Nurs.;  HATCHER,  Nancy  M.,  Nurs.;  HIRSCHI,  Diane, 
Nurs.;  JACKSON.  Wendy,  Nurs.;  JACOBS,  Margaret  O., 
Nurs.;  JOHNSON,  Roberta,  Nurs.;  KING,  Sally,  Nurs.;  KO- 
WALSKI, Lorraine  C,  Nurs.;  LEIGH,  Dorene;  LING,  Wilma 
A.,  Nurs.;  LONGREE,  George  H.  F.,  Fren.;  MANGUM,  San- 
dra S.(  Nurs.;  MERKLEY,  Harvey  Ballard,  Psya;  MERRILL, 
Cheri  D.,  Nurs.;  MILLER,  Colin  H.,  Fin.  &  BanJc.;  MILLER, 
Reed  K.,  Elem.  Inst.;  MORR,  Marilyn,  Nurs.;  NATION, 
Frances  A.,  Nurs.;  OLSON,  Dolores  W.,  Nurs.;  PLATT,  Willa 
M.,  Nurs.;  POTTER,  N.  LaWynn,  Nurs.;  RIDD,  Roxalene, 
Nurs.;  SMITH,  Linnea,  Nurs.;  SPACKMAN,  Diane  M., 
Nurs.;  SWENSON,  Jaqueline  B.,  Nurs.;  TIDWELL,  Dalphine, 
Hist.;  WARD,  Sharon  L.,  Nurs.;  WILSON,  William  A., 
English;   WOLFLEY,  Ella  S.,  Nurs.;  WOOD,  Blair,  Art. 


Me?  I  thought  you  brought  the  football. 


They'll  never  tell  this  activity  card  from  the  real  thing. 


You  WILL  go  with  me?  Golly,  I  can  hardly  contain  myself. 


Anyone  know  a  long  story? 


Well,  class,  we  can't  seem  to  get      n0/  I  tell  you.  No,  No,  Nol !  I 
the  projector  started  .... 


301 


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eniors 


£  iirJ&L 


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Weiler,  Charles 
Wasden,  Michael  Dale 
Whittaker,  Clyde  D. 
Wirrick,  AUyn  J. 
Wirrick,  George  W. 
Wirrick,  Thomas  K. 


Anderson,  Mai  G. 
Anderson,  Oscar  G. 
Atwater,  Kathleen  R- 
Bacon,  Carl  W. 
Bae,  Owen  Richard 
Batchelor,  Lee  R. 
Belnap,  Richard  D. 
Bates,  Wayne  L. 

Binch,  Wayne  G. 
Bucknum,  Daniel  R. 
Conway,  Tom  L. 
Christensen,  Ralph  G. 
Cook,  Jack 

Danielson,  Gene  Earl 
Decker,  Dean  A. 
Djahanbani,  Reza 

Estr  Ada,  David 
Dudley,  Robert  L 
Fadley,   Charles   K 
Fowkes,  I.  Gene 
Glenn,  Merrill  Holton 
Graii,  Brittemarte 
Greenhalgh,  Richard  N. 
Graham,  Wayne  R. 

Gummow,  J.  Fred 
Gustaveson,  Lee  Scott 
Hanks,  Nancy  Gwendolyn 
Hanna,  Leo 
Hansen,  Ralph  L. 
Harris,  Ronald  Lee 
Harvey,  Kenneth  L. 
Hawkins,  Merial  Musig 

Horban,  Walter  George 
Heninger,  Brent 
Hill.  Harry  N. 
Houston,  Jean  Doris 
Ivie,  Carolann  Roberta 
Johnstun,  Jean 
Kahoilua,  Edith  Leinaala 
Kaleta,  Gary  J. 

Hewitt,  Harold  Keeler 
Kindred,  Jerald  C. 
Kugath,  Donald  Arthur 
Larson,  Milton  H. 
Lee,  Ron 
Lulkin,  J.  Corbell 
Lundberg,  Don  C. 
Marchant,  Gary  Reed 

McAllister,  Lawrence  B. 
McCann,  Lauren  B. 
Merrell,  Rulon  L. 
Mickelsen,  Richard  A. 
Miner,  R.  Reed 
Murray,  Fancher  M. 
Neilson,  Morris  E. 
Newman,  William  A. 

Patton,  Joseph  B. 
Park,  Neil  A. 
Peniold,  Gam  F. 
Penrod,  Karelyn 
Perkins,  James  Adams 
Ramsay,  Marilyn 
Ray.  Guy  Burnell 
Read,  Juan  C. 

Reid,  William  V. 
Ricke,  David  JC 
Saunders,  Arlan  R. 
Scott,  Leon  R. 
Shipley,  Paul 
Short,  Marjory 
Shumway,  Marlene 
Sirrine,  Edwin 

Smart,  Merrill 
Smith,  Evelyn 
Smith,  N.  Wayne 
Stanford,  Ralph  C. 
Stott.  Gary 
Sullivan,  Ila  Dawn 
Thomas,  Austin  B. 
Todd,  Jerrold  W. 


302 


ANDERSON.  Max  G.,  Math.;  ANDERSON,  Oscar  G.,  Ind. 
Arts;  ATWATER,  Kathleen,  Hmkg.  Ed.,-  BACON,  Carl  W., 
Pre-raed.;  BAE,  Owen,  Music  Ed.;  BATCHELOR,  Lee  R., 
Acct.;  BATES,  Wayne  L.,  Elec.  Eng.;  BELNAP,  Richard, 
Mech.  Eng.;  BINCH,  Wayne,  Ed.;  BROWN,  Farrell,  Soc; 
BUCKNUM,  Daniel,  Acct.;  CHRISTENSEN,  Ralph,  Bact.; 
CONWAY,  Tom  L„  Sec.  Ed.;  COOK,  Jack,  Phys.  Ed.; 
DALTON,  Juana,  Bus.  Ed.;  DANIELSON,  Gene,  Econ.; 
DECKER,  Dean  A.,  Sec.  Ed.;  DJAHANBANI,  Reza,  Civ.  Eng.; 
DUDLEY,  Robert,  Elec.  Eng.;  ELLIS,  John,  Ind.  Man.;  ES- 
TRADA, David,  Agron.;  FADLEY,  Charles,  Music  Ed.; 
FOWKES,  I.  Gene,  Chem.  Eng.;  GLENN,  Merrill,  Civ.  Eng.; 
GRAFF,  Brittemarte,  Sec.  Ed.;  GRAHAM,  Wayne,  Mech. 
Eng.;  GREENHALGH,  Richard,  Ind.  Mgt.;  GUMMOW,  J. 
Fred,  Ed.;  GUSTAVESON,  Lee,  Meoh.  Eng.;  HANKS,  Nancy, 
Dance;  HANNA,  Leo,  Pre-den.;  HANSEN,  Ralph,  Ed.;  HAR- 
RIS, Ronald,  Elec.  Eng.;  HARVEY,  Kenneth,  Mech.  Eng.; 
HAWKINS,  Merial,  Hmkg.  Ed.;  HEGEMIER,  Gil  A.,  Eng.; 
HENINGER,  Brent,  Pre-den.;  HEWITT,  Harold,  Geol.;  HILL, 
Harry,  Acct.;  HORBAN,  Walter,  Eng.;  HOUSTON,  Jean, 
English;  HUFF,  Dale  D.;  IVIE,  Carolann,  Exe.  Secy.;  JOHN- 
STON, Jean,  Hmkg.  Ed.;  JORGENSON,  Johnny,  Phys.  Ed.; 
KAHOILUA,  Edith,  Soc;  KALETA,  Gary,  Eng.;  KINDRED, 
Jerald,  Elec.  Eng.;  KLEINWORTH,  Frank,  Mech.  Eng.;  KU- 
GATH,  Donald,  Mech.  Eng.;  LARSEN,  Milton,  Music;  LEE, 
Ton,  Music;  LONGSON,  Gordon,  Civ.  Eng.;  LUFKIN,  J.  Cor- 
bell,  Pre-den.;  LUNDBERG,  Don  C,  Mech.  Eng.;  MAR- 
CHANT,  Gary,  Elec.  Eng.;  MARCHBANKS,  AP"L  Phys-  Ed.; 
McALLISTER,  Lawrence,  Music  Ed.;  McCANN,  Lauren, 
Geol.;  McCune,  Jeanne,  Hmkg.  Ed.;  MERRELL,  Rulon  L., 
Elec.  Eng.;  MICKELSEN,  Richard,  Phys.  Ed.;  MINER,  R. 
Reed,  Econ.;  MURRAY,  Fancher,  Elec.  Eng.;  NEILSON, 
Morris,  Econ.;  NELSON,  Scott,  Elec.  Eng.;  NEUENSWAN- 
DER,  Val  J.,  Hist.;  NEWMAN,  William,  Elec.  Eng.;  PALMER, 
James,  Bot.;  PARK,  Neil  A.,  Speech;  PATTON,  Joseph, 
Chem.  Eng.;  PENFOLD,  Gam,  Eng.;  PENROD,  Karelyn,  Elem. 
Ed.;  PERKINS,  James,  Mktg.;  PURSER,  Gerald,  Sp.;  RAM- 
SAY, Marilyn,  Elem.  Ed.;  RAY,  Guy,  Elec.  Eng.;  READ, 
Juan,  Eng.;  REID,  William,  Mec.  Eng.;  RICKS,  David,  Pre- 
med.;  RICE,  Thomas;  ROBERTSON,  Gary,  Pol.  Sci.;  SAUN- 
DERS, Arlan,  Mec.  Eng.;  SCOTT,  Leon,  Mec.  Eng.;  SHIP- 
LEY, Paul,  Eng.;  SHORT,  Marjory,  Ed.;  SHUMWAY,  Mar- 
lene,  Music;  SIRRINE,  Edwin,  Eng.;  SMART,  Merrill,  Dec. 
Eng.;  SMITH,  Evelyn,  Elem.  Ed.;  SMITH,  N.  Wayne,  Soc. 
Sci.;  STANFORD,  Ralph,  Ind.  Man.;  STOTT,  Gary,  Mec. 
Eng.;  SULLIVAN,  Ila  Dawn,  Phys.  Ed..-  THOMAS,  Austin, 
Sec.  Ed.;  THURGOOD,  Jay,  Mec.  Eng.;  TODD,  Henry,  Eng.; 
TODD,  Jerrold,  Eng.,-  WASDEN,  Michael,  Ind.  Arts;  WEILER, 
Charles,  Soc;  WHITTAKER,  Clyde,  Sec.  Ed.;  WILSON, 
Bobby,  Civ.  Eng.;  WIRRICK,  Allyn,  Mktg.;  WIRRICK, 
George,  Civ.  Eng.;  WIRRICK,  Thomas,  Mec.  Eng.;  WORTH- 
EN,  Ellis,  Mus.  Th. 


Brown,  Farrell  B. 
Dalton,  Juana  M. 
Ellis,  John  M. 


Hegemier,  Gil  A. 
Huff,  Dale  D. 
Jorgenson,   Johnny  Craig 


Kleinworth,  Frank  J. 
Longson,  Gordon  K. 
Marohbanks,  April  Yvonne 


McCune,  Jeanne 
Nelson,  Scott  Howard 
Neuenswander,  Val  J. 


Palmer,  James  Rudger 
Purser,  Gerald  L. 
Ricks,  David  K. 


Robertson,  Gary  Evan 
Stanford,    Ralph    C. 
Thurgood,  Jay  D. 


Todd,  Henry  S. 
Wilson,  Bobby  Rudolph 
Worthen,  Ellis 


Balloon,  Mister? 


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Junior  Class  officers  planned  a  year  of  successful 
activity.  At  one  party  during  autumn  quarter  an  all 
time  high  of  500  students  attended.  The  Presidencey 
worked  for  a  more  efficient  and  more  closely  knit 
class,  in  conjunction  with  ten  cabinet  members,  four 
of  whom  are  senators.  The  biggest  event  of  the  year 
was  the  Junior  Prom  for  which  Joe  Armstrong  and 
Keith  Martin  were  appointed  chairmen.  The  class  of- 
ficers went  to  the  orient  for  the  theme  of  the  dance, 
and  called  it,  "East  of  the  Sun".  Held  in  late  spring, 
it  fulfilled  the  expectations  of  those  who  attended  and 
those  who  worked  on  the  preparations. 


Even  a  cameraman  is  caught  sometimes 


Dean  Lloyd  watches  from  stand. 


Intent  on  the  words. 


His  attention  is  elsewhere 


A  chemistry  student  checks  out  supply  of 
materials  from  stock  room. 


funior  Class  President  Blair 
Armstrong  (center)  with  Karen 
Dixon  (left),  secretary,  and 
feanne  Allen,  Vice  President, 
were  responsible  for  planning 
rlass  events. 


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uniors 


Abplanalp,  Delloy  D. 
Adams,  Bonnie 
Allison,  Robert  L. 
Austin,  Gaylia  Ann 
Barkdull,  Del 
Bean,  Deon 
Bethers,  Eu  Ray 
Bjork,  Kay 

Bird,  Earle 
Bloom,  Bradley 
Bowers,  Claudia  R.  A.  L. 
Brady,  Lon  G. 
Brown,  Kay 
Burnside.  Ailon 
Carling,  Marlena 
Burrup,  Kaye 

Casper,  M.  Kent 
Dietrich,  Emest 
Dunford,  Thomas  Jay 
Green,  Dixie  L. 
Hansen,  Reid  G. 
Henry,  Johan  N. 
Jackson,  James  Stanley 
Jeppson,  Calvin  W. 

Johnson,  Lynne 
Kawai,  Vee 
Kendall,  Dorothy  Mae 
Larsen,  Jo  Ann 
Larsen,  Orvil  James 
Lawson,  Sharon  Dee 
Lin,  Paul  Y.  K. 
Lindsey,  Gwynda 

Mackay,  W.  Dale 
MacLeod,  Carlene 
Maloy,  Elwood  A. 
Middleton,  Pat 
Morrey,  Margaret  J. 
Pitkin,  Gordon 
Poulter,  Karen 
Read,  Robert  Leon 


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Robb,  Renee 
Richmond,  Lloyd  H. 
Rightenour,  David 
Rogers,  Kenneth  E. 
Sanderson,  James  W. 
Schmidt,  Rosemarie 
Shurtleff,  Howard  Paul 


Shirley,  Rowan  D. 
Snow,  Sheldon  C. 
Spencer,  James  C. 
Spratling,  Coleen 
Stanfield,  Kay 
Stewart,  Norma 
Stringham,  Bruce  M. 


Stokes,  Eddi 
Stone,  Nancy 
Stone,  Thoma9  R. 
Strong,  Larry  N. 
Sung,  Sheil 
Stumbaugh,  Kathy 
Thomley,  Ela  Dee 


Tate,  Ray  R. 
Tolson,  Melba  Virginia 
Toone,  Winona 
Towne,  Diane 
Trimmell,  Patricia  Elaine 
Van  Dyke,  Que  M. 
Turley,  Tillman  E. 


Vest,  F.  Rolla 
Walker,  Gail 
Weese,  Sherri  C. 
Whitworth,   Darrell  Clyde 
Willes,  Frank  J. 
Williams,  Delyn  E. 
Winkelman,  Walt  W. 


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Anderson,  Clarence  E. 
Arnett,  Rex  Marvin 
Arney,  Betty  Chloe 
Atkinson,  Stephen  E. 
Brown,  Wally 
Burton,  Donette 
Christensen,  Joan 
Chandler,  Jean  Marie 

Clark,  Robert  W. 
Devine,  Mary 
Glenn,  Darlene 
Gurcharan,  Gill  S. 
Hale,  Rodney  F. 
Hamilton,  Annie  Belle 
Haycock,  Janet 
Huish,  Jim 

Heileson,  Sara  Lee 
Hopkins,  Eulaleone 
Huppi,  Rose  Marie 
Inskeep,  Bonnie  Jean 
Ivie,  Alma  Ray 
Jackson,  Corinne 
Kimball,  David  A. 
James,  Sharon 

Langlois,  Sharon 
Lewis,  Anthon  H. 
Lines,  Martin  Vardell 
Mahaffey,  Linda  Ann 
McKee,  B.  G. 
Olson,  Yvonne  E. 
Pike,  Carol  Joan 
Pincock,  Beverly 

Pointer,  Ethel 
Pommerville,  Winelle 
Prestwich,  Earl 
Rindfleisch,  Lois  Jean 
Robins,  Kenneth  L. 
Roche,  Marlene 
Sabin,  Elaine 
Roe,  Kenneth  V. 


2athy  checks  her  notes  before  leadership  session  begins 


Sill,  Bill 

Smith,  John  Thomas 

Strong,  John  R. 


Smith,  Ted  LaMar 
Smythe,  James  W. 
Tannler,  Phyliss 


Taylor,  William  Paul 
Todd,  Mama 
Wall,  Fred  G. 


Vance,  Allen  L. 
Weidner,  Leo  Albert 
Walters,  Ruthdale 


Wood,  Willis  E. 
Wrigley,  Karl  A. 
Woods,  Janice 


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Andrus.  Floyd  W. 
Bates,  Colleen  B. 
Black,  Robert  Duane 
Broman,  D.  Gary 
Brown,   Dennis  D. 
Carrigan,  James  L. 
Cooper,  Marilyn 
Comaby,  Douglas  L. 

Bunker,  Ivan  A. 
Davenport,  Margie 
Davis,  Eldon  P. 
Davis,  D.  Monte 
Draper,  Thomas 
Dryden,  Thomas  E. 
Findlay,  Lynn  F. 
Fox,  Ruth  E. 

Feller,  George  R. 
Graham,  Bobby  Don 
Graham,  Glenda 
Guymon,   Burt  L. 
Halliday,  Ernest  R. 
Hawkins,  George  A. 
Jacobsen,  Ercol  L. 
Huffman,  John  H. 

Haworth,  Carol 
Jensen,  Douglas  Nile 
Kaufman,  Francis  E. 
Keller,  Alvin  L. 
Kimber,  Richard  D. 
Kingsbury,  Elizabeth 
Larsen,  James  C. 
Lowder,  Dixie  D. 

Leavitt,  Veryle 
Lindsey,  Margaret 
Marlowe,  Portia 
Mathews,  Mary  Ann 
Matson,  Kathryn 
Mayberry,  Orlene  Lois 
McComas,  Carole  Lynn 
McCandless,  William  E. 


McCormick,  Marilynn 
McDowell,  Donald  Ray 
Noble,  Larry  Earl 
Parker,  George  R. 
Pedersen,  Sandra 
Peterson,  Kenneth 
Polgar,  Peter 


Robertson,  Milly 
Pritchett,  David  L. 
Roy  lance,  Marilyn 
Russell,  Georgia 
S'ant,  G.  Richard 
Saxer,  Alton  H. 
Schloss,  Margaret  Anne  J. 


Sharp,  Robert  M. 
Schulthess,  Richard  C. 
Simpkins,  Don 
Skillman,  Yvonne 
Skinner,  Velda 
Slade,  Nancy  Jo 
Slade,  Tom 


Smith,  Gerald  L. 
Snow,  Annette 
Stewart,  Marilyn 
Tangren,  Marvin 
Vandenhazel,  Ailko 
Wade,  Evanell 
Ward,  Carol  Jean 


Williamson,  Carol 
White,  Wendell  C. 
Wicks  trom,  Corky 
Wittorf,  Robert  Henry 
Wood,  Reidm 
Woodward,  Marilyn  I. 
Young,  Betty 


308 


uniors 


Anderson,  John 
Ashby,  Joan  Louise 
Beckstead,  Judy- 
Bush,  Gary  V. 
Butler,  Betty 
Christensen,  Herbert  E. 
Conder,  Jerry  G. 
Byers,  Kenneth  Wayne 

Cooper,  Shirlee  (Shay)  A. 
Cornwall,  Mary  Ellen 
De  Bloois,  Betty  G. 
Dike,  James  A. 
Edwards,  Hugh  Ted 
Ellsworth,  D.  Kirk 
Ericksen,  Thomas  L. 
Ferrimond,  Joan 

Godfrey,  Louise 
Crane,  Georgia  Anne 
Hacking,  FJeanore  C. 
Hacking,  LuJeanne 
Hawkins,  Norine 
Johansen,  Jerry  A. 
Jorgensen,  Clay  E. 
Lee,  Carole  Dawn 

Hostutler,  Delila  Ann 
Lichtenstein,  Deanna  M. 
McAUister,  Carolyn 
Merino,  Joe 

Meservy,  Virginia  Rae 
Millett,  Donna  Elaine 
Montegomery,  Clint 
Monson,  Farrell  Ray 

Moon,  Clive  D. 
Moore,  Georgia 
Morgan,  Marcia  Elizabeth 
Neser,  Gerald  O. 
Neser,  Paul  I. 
Nielson,  Susan  Linda 
Nock,  George 
Noble,  Carol  Joy 


309 


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uniors 


Adams,  Neil  J. 
Alder.  Dixie 
Andreasen,  Cal  J. 
Anderson,  Lowell  Ray 
Anderson,  Sue  Marie 
A  twood,  Mary 
Baer,  Daniel  H. 
Berry,  David 

Baker.  Dennis  M. 
Birch,  Dennis  A. 
Bolander,  Giles  Terry 
Bone,  Lorin 
Bornemann,  Joan  G. 
Brown,  Raymond  C. 
Brown,  Richard  R. 
Bullock,  Beverly  Rulh 

Caldwell,  Colleen  Ranae 
Christensen,  Duane  Gene 
Chrislensen,  Lawrence  M 
Dahl,  Sheldon  T. 
Dalby,  Elaine 
Davis,  Garold  N. 
Day,  David  P. 
Fitgerald,  Crozier  K. 

Daylon,  Kenna 
Flanary,  Paul  E. 
Fuller,  Mary  Pearl 
Gosar,  Greg 
Gould,  Stanley  Kay 
Groscost,  C.  Kenneih 
Hair,  L  LaMar 
Hammond,  Sam 

Hale,  Boyd  J. 
Hosman,  Lew 
Johnson,  David  E. 
Johnson,  Douglas  Rollin 
Johnson,  Kay  Irene 
Johnston,  Pat 
Judd,  Gale 
Jones,  William  D. 


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Keller,  Emest 
Kemper,  Verda  Orah 
Kimball,  Farrel  W. 
Lee,  Leona 
Leonhardt,  Mary 
Main,  Betty 
Lyon,  John  Boyd 


Madsen,  Mac  O. 
Maxwell,  Ann 
McKinney,  Karen  Ruth 
Morgan,  Jerrold  R. 
Mower,  Glade 
Neilson,  Clayton  A. 
Paulsen,  George  L. 


Nisbett,  Robert  S. 
Pruett,  Norman  A. 
Ricks,  Nedra  Ann 
Rutz,  Mary  Ann 
Ryley,  Frank  M. 
Shipley,  Jerrye 
Skousen,  Richard  E. 


Smedley,  Allan  T. 
Smith,  Nila 
Scoule,  Joan 
Summerhays,  Jan 
Sylvia  Bigler 
Todd,  Sally  McClay 
Trent,  Dennis  W. 


Whipple,  Carolynn 
Treu,  William  R. 
Whitehead,  John  Clark 
Williams,  Paul  LaVaun 
Williams,  Ronald  C. 
Wursten,  Robert  L, 
Zander,  Karen 


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uniors 


Arbogast,  Mike  A. 
Baddley,  Robert 
Baer,  Richard 
Baharie,  Ronnie 
Bartley,  Gail 
Brian,  A.  William 
Cloward,  Connie  S. 
Brim,  Larry  H. 

Conger,  Gordon 
Cummins,  Wes  L. 
Davis,  Richard  L. 
Deputy,  Russell  M. 
Dickson,  Neil  S. 
Doman,  John  Edward 
Farnsworth,  Melvin  T. 
Gardner,  Sterling  E 

Fife,  Charles  Lynn 
Hamblin,  Markay 
Harris,  Howard  M, 
Harrison,  Edwin  C. 
Hart.  Dan-ell  H. 
Hepburn,  Adele 
Hogge,  Rollin  B. 
Hobson,  Dayleen 

Holmes,  Carole  J. 
Howell,  Leland  H. 
Irvin,  Nancy 
Jensen,  Donald  F. 
Jones,  Robert  A. 
Justesen,  McRae 
Keyes,  Jeny  M. 
Miller,  L.  Paul 

Loesch,  Joseph  F.  Jr. 
Menzies,  James  W. 
Miller,  Sylvia  B. 
Neuberl,  Joe  Ann 
Nock,  George 
Okelberry,  Jack 
Olsen,  Lynn  E. 
Paulson,  Donald  Eugene 


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Richens,  Donna 
Peck,  Ronald  J. 
Roberts,  Cecil  L 


Roper,  Donale  Lee 
Schulzke,  Astrid  Margarete 
Shields,  Marie 


Skousen,  KUena  J. 
Sorensen,  Joane 
Strong,  Genevieve 


Sorensen,  Lund 
Stone,  Thomas  R. 
Watts,  Joseph  L. 


Tucker,  Hal  Whittier 
Wallace,  Joan 
Wilcox,  LuDean 


Webster,  Robert  Leon 
Wright,  Don  C. 
Wright,  Ruth  Louisa 


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uniors 


Adams,  Darryl 
Alcorn,  Marlene 
Alder,    Lillie    Lola 
Allen,  Kathleen 
Alter,   Marilyn 
Argyle,  Sonja  Lee 
Baker,  Evalyn 
Ballif,  H,  Maurice 

Baldwin,  Theodore  N. 
Barrios,  M.  Arturo  A. 
Bartlett,  Janet  Dorothy 
Beck,  Janet  Ruth 
Bell,  Carolyn  Lyle 
Blanchard,  Patricia 
Bodily,  David  M. 
Borden,  Edward  E. 

Bourne,  Sidney  Arthur 
Bowen,  Milo  D. 
Boyer,  Stanley 
Bradfield,  Terry  Vern 
Brim,  Beulah 
Brunken,  Bonnie  B. 
Budge,  Allen  N. 
Bun  dock,  Nancy 

Bullock,  Burt 
Burbridge,  Lucille 
Burnett,  Joyce  N. 
Burton,  Beverly  Anne 
Bush,  Douglas  P. 
Carlston,  Kathryn 
Catlett,  Patricia  Alene 
Chadwick,  Regenia 

Clark,   Betty 
Christensen,  Lorie 
Currier,  Carlton  James 
Daniels,  Shanna  Marie 
Despain,   Philip  C. 
Evans,  Janye 
Farmakis,  Demetrios 
Felsted,  Harold  Winward 


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Fennig,  Mary  R. 
Gardner,  Janet  A. 
Gibson,  Carol  Joy 
Goodsell,  Evelyn 
Gordacan,  Vincent  Frank 
Gunderson,  Merrill  Ray 
Hansen,  Arda  Ann 


Hansen,  Reed 
Harrison,  R.  David 
Iokepa,  Shirley  Pualeileni 
Jenkins,  Arlen  D. 
Judy,  Beth  Alene 
King,  Peggy  R. 
Kartchner,  Lawrence  Ned 


Kohler,  Carol 
Larson,  Donna  R. 
Marker,  Betty  L. 
McDowell,  Sylvia  Irene 
McGraw,  Dorothy  Irene 
Meidlinger,  Richard  John 
Ogden,  DeVon  M. 


Miller,  Richard 
Morgan,  Carolyn 
Owen,  Lyle  C. 
Palmer,  Glen  O. 
Peterson,  James 
Peterson,   Joan 
Pinster,  William  C. 


Pippert,  J.  Hal 
Pyper,  Idonna 
Relyea,  Russell  E. 
Tippets,  Tamara 
Vance,  Jennie  Lou 
Wood,  Marilyn 
Waldron,  Frederick  Glen 


312 


Juni 


uniors 


Anderson,  Joyce 
Albiston,  Stan  G. 
Barnes,  Joanne 
Barrus,   LaRue 
Beutel,  Johan 
Brown,  Ann  LaRay 
Crowther,  Duane  S. 
Christensen,  Carole 

Davis,  Audrey 
Decker,  Rey  M. 
Du  Paix,  Mel  Miles 
Eagleston,  Gerald  J. 
Foster,  Diane  E. 
Gee,  Ivin  Laurence 
Hafen,  Ada  Marie 
Hall,  Karen  A. 

Harrison,  Willis  Lee 
Henretty,  Thomas  A. 
Hunt,  Jeanette  Ruth 
Jameson,  Robert 
Jensen,  Bruce  A. 
Johnson,  Donna 
Johnson,  Ivan  E. 
Johnson,  Doris  Elaine 

Johnson,  Raleigh  W. 
Jonson,  Rolfe  J. 
Keller,  Marcia 
King,  Verleen 
Kourtides,  Demetrius 
Larsen,  Ruby 
Larson,  Raymond  K. 
Lewis,  Jean  L. 

Lewis,  Willard  Marcellas 
Lile,  John  Clayton 
McKillop,  Ruth  Carole 
Miller,  Donna 
Miller,  Lee 
Miller,  Marilyn 
Morgan,  O.  Fred 
Noble,  Zina 


313 


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uniors 


Blanch,  Robert  F. 
Blomquisl,  Lois  A. 
Booth,  Beverly 
Bosworth,  Richard  C. 
Branch,  Merrill 
Brooksby,  Brandt 
Bullock,  B.  Neil 
Carter,  Anita 

Cena,  Robert  E 
Condie,  Arthur  Packard 
Cooper,  Robert  A. 
Day,  Roxanna  Kay 
Dayton,  Kenna 
Deputy,  Nancy 
Durfee,  Milo  V. 
Edwards,  Elaine 

Ellsworth,  Delbert  W. 
Ely,  Raymond  W. 
Empey,  William  Jerry 
Evans,  SharTon  (Sally) 
Farnsworth,  Clyde  Ray 
Fenton,  Jean 
Finlinson,  Arline 
Foltz,  Helen  Maye 

Forrman,  R.  W. 
Fortress,  Edwina  Lee 
Foulz,  Elva 
Goates,  Irene 
Grimmett,  Karen 
Gylan,  Allen 
Harker,  Gary  Lee 
Jones,  Carl  H. 

Harrison,  Carolyn 
Judd.  Ronald  M. 
Kaupp,  Jackie 
Kemper,  Ross  Edward 
Kim,  Kichuen 
Knapp,  Charlene  Mary 
Knudsen,  Wendell  W. 
Kresge,  Phyllis  A. 


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Lambert,  Joan 
Leishman,  Karen 
McNeely,  Dennis 
Merrill,  Lura 
Michie,  Carol 
Mortensen,  Carolyn  Jane 


Mortensen,  Paul  H. 
Moyes,  Leon  R. 
Nash,  Verla 
Nicholson,  Donna 
Nuttall,  Carol 
Olpin,  Jay  Lloyd 
Park,  Dennis  James 


Osborn,  W.  Dale 
Pearce,  Douglas  N. 
Pedersen,  Myrna  Agnes 
Peterson,  Clarence  H. 
Rice,  Adrienne 
Rich,  Sherron 
Richardson,  Kaye 


Robinson,  Renell 
Rogers,  RaNae 
Russell,  Hazel  Lee 
Schlappi,  Kent 
Smouse,  George 
Stevens,  Carole 
Stevens,  Marvin  B. 


Stewart,  Carolyn 
Swensen,  Swen 
Vanderford,  Lee  Ann 
Wahlquist,  Earl 
Wamick,  Lloyd  J. 
Watts,  Carolyn 
Walkins,  Kent  M. 


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Ashby,  Marian 
Anderson,  Marie 
Anderson,  Russell  Gerald 
Baker,  Susan 
Barnard,  Robert  C. 
Barrow,  Klee 
Bascom,  Gary  Ray 
Beard,  Leland  Milo 


Beebe,  John 
Beesley,  Wayne  David 
Blackhurst,  Colleen 
Cheney,  Barbara 
Combs,  Cloyd  James 
Cook,  Barbara  Jane 
Gordon,  Patti  Kay 
Crawford,  Ed 

Downing,  David  G. 
Eddington,  Bonnie 
Ellis,  Geralyn  Rae 
Fadely,  Kennith  L. 
Fannin,  George  R. 
Ferrell,  Kaye 
Foote,  Duane  H. 
Forsyth,  Ward  R. 

Fuller,  Merilyn  M. 
Gailey,  A.  Varney 
Garfield,  Carol  Jean 
Gunderson,  Alvin  V. 
Hallook,  George  V. 
Hamilton,  Larry  G. 
Henningsen,  Charie  Arlene 
Holman,  Maragaret  Jean 

Jones,  Elwood  T. 
Johnson,  Merlyn  W. 
Miller,  Corena 
Mobley,  Thurle 
Morgan,  Marcia  Ann 
Murphy,  Myrna  Jean 
Nordgren,  Weston  N. 
Palmer,  F.  A. 


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Oliver,  H.  Gordon 
Palmer,  L.  Merrill 
Payne,  Louise 


Radmall,  Grant  M. 
Rea,  Joan 
Ringquist,  Rita  M. 


Richens,  Lorn  S. 
Rios,  Omar 
Ritchie,  Stephen  L. 


Sell,  John  Arthur 
Shirts,  Addie  Uwarda 
Shumway,  Carmen 


Shurtliff,  Donald  Clair 
Smith,  Vem  H. 
Wells,  Arthur  E. 


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Addis,  F.  Donald 
Allen,  Jeanne 
Anderson,  Marian  Faye 
Atkinson,  Shirlene 
At  wood,  Marguretta 
Awerkamp,  Dwayne  Roger 
Barry,  Barbara  Jean 
Babcock,  Sallee  Marie 


Bennion,  Joan 
Besendorfer,  John 
Bird,  Donna 
Bloomfield,  Beverly 
Burke,  Isebelle  Jean 
Carter,  Don  C. 
Davis,  Richard  Lynn 
Decker,   Jean 

Dayton,  Diane 
Dixon,  Karen 
Dudley,  Winone  T. 
Estes,  Dale  A. 
Fanene,  Taueeve  L. 
Francis,  Jane  Ann 
Fuchigami,  Ronald 
Griffiths,  R.  Wayne 

Gibbons,  LeRoy 
Hales,  Ronald  B. 
Hayes,  Rex  B. 
Herrin,  Gene  Carley 
Ho,  Verna  Mae 
Hogensen,  Gary  J. 
Holman,  Sharon  Alice 
Hoopes,  Marlene 

Hoyal,  Donna  Laurine 
Hunn,  William  John 
Huse,  Mary  Elaine 
Hyde,  Donald  R. 
Ireland,  Sam  H. 
James,  Rex  L. 
Jennings,  Melissa  L. 
Jones,  Eugene  Lee 


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Jones,  La  Vyrle 
Marchant,  Gerald  F. 
Merrell,  Ellsworth  E. 
North,  Ila  Jean 
Petersen,  Margene 
Ritz,  Robert  T. 
Royner,  Harry  H. 


Robertson,  Marilyn 
Rogers,  Elizabeth.  A. 
Rowland,  Guy 
Schipper,  Donna  Mae 
Sheets,  Leland  O. 
Smith,  Sheryll 
Shimoda,  Donna  A. 


Spjut,  Norma  E. 
Sorensen,  Joane 
Sprague,  Lois 
Stevens,  Sherre 
Stockton,  Stephanie  Dee 
Tenney,  Roy  Allen 
Wall,  Zone  Kay 


Thomas,  Gordon  M. 
Thomson,  Leo  A. 
Thorson,  Arthur  L. 
Tippets,  Merry 
Tranter,  Thomas  Dee 
Trease,  Jacque 
Taylor,  Paul  S. 


Webb,  Karen 
White,  John  Clark 
Wilcox,  Dorinda  M. 
Wilcox,  Gerald 
Wood,  Zella  Virginia 
Wright,  Keith  N. 
Yorgason,  Lorelle 


316 


Juni 


uniors 


Barnum,  Deanna 
Benson,  Lynn  H. 
Bonser,  Margie  Carol 
Burgess,  Bruce  M. 
Carpenter,  Craig  R. 
Cate,  Eleta  I. 
Christiansen,  Richard  C 
Clawson,  Gary- 
Cox,  Gary  E. 
Daniels,  Donna  May 
Dunford,  Harold  G. 
Dutson,  Ernest  Paul 
Erdman,  Kimball  S. 
Evans,  Naomi  Lillian 
Ferguson,  J.  Earl 
Fishburn,  Jerry  R. 

Gleason,  Carol 
Gilbert,  Reta 
Grimaud,  Donald  L. 
Hallen,  Gloria 
Hamilton,  Marilyn 
Haraguchi,  Jean 
Hardy,  Keith  H. 
Hatch,  Diane 

Harris,  Arlen  A. 
Hatch,  Valeria 
Hensley,  Porta  Lee 
Hill,  Margie  Holland 
Hunsaker,   Wms.  Leon 
Kearl,  Sherman  L. 
Keppner,  Dawn 
Kirkpatrick,  Michael  K. 

Lowry,  Pauline 
Lamb,  Carole 
Manary,  Marilyn  Anitc 
Mangelson,  Evan  G. 
Maughan,  Marelene 
McKell,  Mickey 
Millar,  Jeanne 
Minson,  Joy 


Madsen  caid  Craven  taking  it  easy  after  practice. 


Nicoll,  John  Cleveland 
Nielsen,  Dick  H. 
Patton,  James  R. 


Petersen,  Bruce  J. 
Rook,  Gordon  K. 
Porter,  William  C.  (Bill) 


Rodeback,  Wilbur 
Russell,  John  J. 
Shields,  Jay  Glen 


Sobers,  Richard 
Schrier,  Henry  Frederick 
Scott,  Anita 


Widdison,  Harold  A. 
Thompson,  J.  Garth 
Thompson,  Lorna 


Willis,  Jusith  Carol 
Wittmayer,  Theodore  I. 
Zaret,  Ron  M. 


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uniors 


Armstrong,  Blair 
Eeachler,  Belle  Lou 
Bell,  Yvonne  Larae 
Breitenbucher,  Gayle  Carol 
Brimhall,  Janelle 
Bullock,  Robert  Earl 
Crandall,  Due  Bette 
Coleman,  Doreen 

Curtis,  Marilyn 
Driggs,  Gary  Harmon 
Dunn,  Patricia  E, 
Edenfield,  Grady  Lamar 
Famsworth,  Carl  Larry 
Fenton,  Charles  C. 
Fields,  Charles  W. 
Finch,  James  M. 

Frederickson,  William  E.  Jr. 
Fuhriman,  Charlene 
Gieck,  Fred  Gary 
Giles,  Kathleen 
Groberg,  John  H. 
Hamelwritht,  Gale  C. 
Hammond,  Lee 
Hancock,  Fred  L.  Jr. 

Hansen,  Marilyn 
Hurst,  Henry  Wayne 
Irvin,  Nancy  A. 
Jenson,  Jeanene 
Koening,  Gerald  C. 
Larsen,  Robert  Arlind 
Mangura,  Alan 
Leifson,  Jack 

May  berry,  Wayne 
McBride,  Deanna 
Miller,  "H"  Lewis 
Millward,  Frank 
Morawski,  Hans  J. 
Moyle,  Betty 
Nelson,  Barbara  Jean 
Mumford,  Carole 


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Nielsen,  Stewart 
Nelson,  Charlotte  M. 
Perkins,  Don 
Phillips,  Deanna 
Pierce,  Dorthy 
Prosey,  Charlotte  Ann 
Quinney,  Gary  G. 


Reed,  Jack 
Robison,  Charole 
Salisbury,  RaNae  E. 
Samuelson,  C.  Wayne 
Schields,  E.  Marie 
Stratford,  Karlene 
Smith,  Janice  Ann 


Stroble,  Carlta 
Tanner,  Nancy  Lee 
Tasker,  Dorothy 
Tebbs,  Richard  Ray 
Tew,  Carolyn 
Thueson,  Karla  Ann 
Tuokett,  Marilyn 


Turner,  Charles  W. 
Utschig,  Mary  Louise 
Wade,  Venis  Kay 
Waldvogel,  Caryl  Ann 
Walker,  Kay  L. 
Walters,  Carol  Ruth 
Wanlass,  Gerl 


Ward,  Georgeanna 
Watts,  Joseph  L. 
Whiting,  Chuck  W. 
Wilkinson,  Clifton  B. 
Williamson,  Doris 
Wiscombe,  Anne 
White,  Clarelyn 


Juni 


uniors 


Aland,  Gordon  A. 
Ahlstrom,   Marvell 
Blodgett,  Joan 
Brown,  Steven  L 
Carlston,  Charles  B. 
Carlston,  Kathryn 
Can,  Janelle 
Carr,  Paul  B. 

Cox,  Gary  E. 
Cranlord,  Gary  Philip 
Crawford,  Malcolm  D. 
Du  Paix,  Carol  Jean 
Farley,  Joyce  Marie 
Gibbons,  LeRoy 
Gordon,  Janice 
Gunderson,  Alvin  V. 

Hansen,  David  P. 
Hague,  Franklin  Morris 
Haynie,  Klea  Carolyn 
Hi  Ham,  Harold 
Hirschi,  Max  G. 
Kaufman,  Vivian  H. 
Loomis,  Jerry 
King,  Lougene 

Mortensen,  Paul  H. 
Neeley,  Jay 
Norman,  Mary  Jean 
Nutter,  Diana  Geneva 
Painter,  Beverly  Ann 
Parkinson,  Kay 
Pezoldt,  Eleanor  Elizabeth 
Poulsen,  Glen  Martin 

Rennie,  Robert  Richard 
Richardson,  Kaye 
Roberts,  Virginia 
Rockwood,  Daisy 
Rogers,  Elizabeth 
Rohner,  Wilbur  Lines 
Russell,  Chyrl  Ann 
Sharp,  Barbara  J. 


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p. 


Soph 


omores 


With  the  aim  of  giving  to  class  members  a  spirit  of 
belonging,  Sophomore  Class  oficers  formed  a  student 
participation  committee  to  encourage  all  students  to 
take  part  in  school  activities  and  affairs.  This  includes 
a  voice  in  social  and  political  affairs.  The  committee 
originates  in  the  Cabinet  and  has  a  representative  in 
each  dormitory  of  university  housing.  This  student  con- 
tacts all  the  class  members  in  an  assigned  area.  Tal- 
ents are  reported  to  Cabinet  and  Senate,  which  uses 
it  in  programs  and  other  functions.  The  class  sponsors 
the  annual  Sophomore  Loan  Fund  Ball,  a  privilege 
extended  to  the  class  to  raise  money  to  help  students 
with  financial  problems. 


Experiments  are  the  very  soul  of  progress 


I  know  I'm  supposed  to  laugh. 


Setting  the  jaws  to  work. 


An  empty  purse  and  a  letter  home. 


At  devotionals,  speakers  give  plenty  of  food  for  thought  and  introspection. 


ophomore  Class  officers,  Presi- 
ent  Mike  Kirkham  (left),  Kim 
owder,  Secretary,  and  Don 
enney,  Vice  President,  ac- 
uainted  themselves  personally 
ith  every  class  member. 


321 


Soph 


omores 


Ayers,  Lonnie  D. 
Allen,  Robert  F. 
Barker,  Barbara  Ruth 
Blanco,  Mario  A. 
Boucher,  H.  David 
Boyd,  Ellen  Bernice 
Bremer,  Florine 
Brindley,  Milton  Wayne 

Cardon,  Anita 
Chambers,  Gay 
Clark,  George  A. 
Cole,  Natalie 
Crandall,  Lenore 
Dennison,  N.  Lureen 
Draughn,  Norma  Dale 
Driskell,  Carolyn 

Dunn,  Heber  G. 
Enders,  Gordon  W. 
Frandsen,  Margaret 
Herron,  Stanley  Ray 
Hoggan,  Jilene 
Hogan,  Kathryn 
Holm,  Kenneth 
Holman,  Laurel  L. 

Hunt,  Sylvia  lane 
Hyer,  Jan  K. 
Jackson,  Mary  Beth 
Jackson,  Robert  A. 
jasperson.  Jack  Don 
Jensen,  Paul  Bentley 
Jeppsen,  Shara  Lee 
Johansson,  Linnea 


Klemm,  David 
Johnson,  Raymond  B. 
Kristjanson,  Darryl  G. 
Lahmann,  Robert  M. 
Leonard,  Sonja  Ann 
Lloyd,  Gary  M. 
Lyman,  Joyce 
Martineau,  June 

Marcusen,  Richard  B. 
McCracken,  Ivan  Hugh 
Muirhead,  Alice  Malinda 
Muller,  Alan  E. 
Nims,  Janet  R. 
Norton,  Dorothy  A. 
Onderson,  Steven  L.  S. 
Ousby,  Don 

Pqrker,  Margo  Lynne 
Page,  Elden  R. 
Parry,  Darold 
Pearson,  Adele 
Perkins,  Cecil 
Peterson,  Clyde  Owen 
Petersen,  Ray  A. 
Powell,  Alda  Mae 


Pixton,  Bob 
Read,  Tom 
Reed,  Phyllis  Jean 
Rees,  Karla 
Rees,  Richard  W. 
Reese,  Sandra  L. 
Reiche,  Ralph  G. 
Rhoads,  Joanne  L. 

Rumel,  Pam 
Roberts,  Robert  E. 
Salisbury,  David  G. 
Scott,  David  R. 
Shaw,  Robert  C. 
Shumway,  Sylvia 
S'tarr,  Bonnie  J. 
Stevenson,  W.  Charles 

Stewart,  Mary  Lynne 
Thompson,  Ronald  Lynn 
Tolbert,  Sherril  W. 
Tolman,  Wayne  Allen 
Toone,  Paul  C. 
Turner,  William  Jones 
Walker,  De  Ann 
Wilcox,  Jerry  D. 


322 


Soph 


omores 


Barling,  Margo 
Adams,  Conroy  H. 


Barlow,   Ada  Lucille 
Barnes,  Janice 


Birdzell,  Mary  Lou 
Birkland,  Gary  Jacob 


Black,  L.  K. 
Bramwell,  Bonnie 


Bradley,  Carol  Faye 
Brighton,  Pat 
Brimhall,  Norman  A. 
Brown,  Darlene 
Bosworth,  Gary  Arthur 
Boulet,  Diane 
Campbell,  Phyllis 
Crawford,  Shirley 

Christensen,  Josephine  Ann 
Croft,  Carol 
Crook,  Kathleen 
Dennis,  Lonnie  Morris 
Dhal,  Patricia 
Dill,  Douglas 
Dorny,  De  Anne 
Dougall,  Jeanette  L. 

Drake,  Leon  Ray 
Durtschi,   Elise 
Earhart,  Winifred  Marie 
Edmunds,  Paul  K. 
Eliason,  Diane 
Ellis,  Deanne 
Ellis,  Jede  N. 
Ellsworth,  Barbara 

Endicott,  Barbara 
Evans,  Benda  Lee 
Evans,  Duane 
Evensen,  Ronald  C. 
Facer,  Marilyn 
Farnsworth,    Barbara    May 
Farr,  David  J. 
Fenley,  Mary  Dagmar 

Faulk,  Clive  G. 
Fife,  Richard  S. 
Folsom,  Kelvin  R. 
Forgacs,  Walter  J. 
Forrest,  Anna  Marie 
Foulk,  Donald  M. 
Foutz,  Pauleen  Marie 
Froelich,  Dale  J. 

McNeil,  Shari  Karleen 
Gappmayer,  Richard  E 
Gilchrist,  Alan 
Moody,  Catherine 
Morris,  Judy 
Moss,  Ruth 
Murdock,  Olive  Sue 
Redd,  Linda 

Rehm,  Robert 
Reynolds,  Karen  L. 
Soper,  William  R. 
Spencer,  Loralee 
Stevenson,  Diane 
Sutherland,  Exie  Ray 
Swenson,  Jeri 
Stock,  Valon 


With  so  much  activity  little  time  is  left  for  study. 


323 


Sophomores 


Adamson,  Sherron  Kay 
Anderson,  Connie 
Armstrong,  Cheryl  Palricia 
Barson,  F.  Kennard 
Beasley,  Careen 
Behunin,  Margaret 
Beim,  Gabrielle 
Bell,  Marvin  J. 

Benson,  Carla  Kaye 
Bills,  Royce  A. 
Bingham,  Joann 
Black,  Thelma 
Blacker,  Royal 
Bohnet,  Gerald  V. 
Draper,  Ted  C. 
Griffeth,  Gary  G. 

Falslev,  Joie 
Heiner,  Georgia 
Harger,  Irene  Shearin 
Harper,  Vernon  Milchel 
Hewilt,  George  W. 
Jarrard,  Dick  L, 
Johnson,  Deverl  N. 
Jorgensen,  Dan  C. 

lulander,  Lillie  D. 
Lykins,  William  L. 

Mefford,  Margie  Ann 
Miller,  Belty 
Moeller,  Karen 
Morrison,  Kenneth  J. 
Moulton,  Clark  A. 
Murphy,  Vira  Ann 


Nielson,  Brent 
Reacock,  Evelyn 
Remington,  Patricia  Ann 
Rose,  Charles  B. 
Rossiter,  C.  Lynn 
Sansom,  Gary 
Sego,  Norman  Kerry 
Schulzke,  Ernest 

S'cott,  Richard  L. 
Sharp,  Edward 
Silver,  Jean  Russell 
Simper,  Iris  May 
Simpson,  Iris 
Sinclair,  Jerry  V. 
Slade,  J.  Dion 
Smith,  Alan  J. 

Smith,  Ernan  Y. 
Smith,  Forrest  C. 
Smith,  G.  Stanford 
Smith,  Jerry  Petersen 
Smith,  Keith  Craig 
Smith,  Noel  E. 
Snarr,  Robert 
Sorensen,  Janice 

Starley,  Max  R. 
Stevens,  James  Talmage 
Sv/ainston,  Paul  C. 
Swenson,  Marilyn 
Thomas,  Karen  J. 
Tolley,  Deanna 
Twitchell,  Noel  E. 
Vargas,  M.  Julio 

Unck,  Patricia  Jean 
Vicenti,  Nina  J. 
Voyles,  Ann 
Walters,  Charles  T. 
Warner,  Derral  C. 
Westover,  James  Howard 
White,  Janice 
Wilson,  Maurice  De  Von 

Worley,  Jan  Eugene 
Wright,  Frances 
Wright,  James  O. 
Wright,   Karen 
Wright,  Meredith 
Wright,  Robert  Lee 
Yorgason,  Vanja 
Young,  Marilyn  Starr 


324 


4 


Soph 


omores 


Batchler,  Jack 
Atkinson,  Marlene 


Baxter,  Muriel  Lynne 
Bauers,  Shannon 


Bean,  Nancy 
Bergen,  Norma  Jean 


Carter,  Lila  Jean 
Crofts,  John  De  Loy 


Daily  Universe  reader  waits  for  class  to  begin. 


Dixon,  Shirley  W. 
Echols,  C.  Gordon 
Esplin,  Thomas  V. 
Fisher,  Joan 
Geisler,  Patricia 
Hallman,  Kathy 
Harding,  Glen 
Harney,  Henrietta 

Huggins,  Colleen 
Jenkins,  Keith  B. 
Kingsford,  Afton 
Lee,  Deanna 
Lewis,  Byron  C. 
Lindsay,  Edward  John 
Lunt,  La  Raine  A. 
Mackay,  Helen  Mar 

Mansuy,  Frances  W. 
Marshall,  Charles 
Mattson,  Vernon  Williams 
McAllister,  Cheryl  Harte 
McDonald,  Kathleen 
McKeon,  Sharon  Dalene 
Milliner,  John 
Mohlman,  Grant 

Nelson,  Elaine 
Morse,  William  Martin 
Norton,  Richard  L. 
Nuttall,  Drayton  G. 
Ober,   Georgia 
Owen,  Richard  D. 
Palmer,  John  Wesley 
Palmer,  Junelle 

Police,  Judy 
Peterson,  Kenneth  D. 
Potter,  Rhett  F. 
Pratt,  Martha  Ruth 
Ray,  Kathlyeen 
Rich,  Merilynne 
Smith,  Marian  Dee 
Spalding,  Idyll 

Smith,  Ronald  C. 
Steffensen,  Sonia 
Stores,  Elaine 
Taysom,  Annette 
Tranter,  Joene 
Tyler,  Larry  A. 
Ure,  Colleen 
Vincent,  Sylvia 

Webb,  Emily  Jeanne 
Whitaker,  Ivie 
Whitton,  Gerald  Allen 
Wood,  William 
Willey,  Thelma 
Wright,  Lynn  Bernard 
Yingling,  Laura  May 
Wrigley,  Marvin  B. 


325 


Soph 


omores 


Alder,  Sheldon  Lee 
Andersen,  Adrian  L. 
Barbezat,  Eugene 
Barney,  Glade  J. 
Bartletl,  Helen 
Bell,  Andrea 
Bigler,  Ralph  P. 
Bown,  Robert 

Brindley,  Mary  Ann 
Brandley,  Peter 
Byrd,  Jesse  F. 
Calder,  Colleen 
Campbell,  William  A. 
Carlelon,  Marian 
Cook,  Shirley 
Crow,  Gayle 

Growther,  Glen  W. 
Dahl,  Arthur  D.  Jr. 
Dailey,  Diana  Dee 
Dallin,  Darla 
Davidson,  Dave  A. 
Davis,  Joan 
Dean,  Mike 
Dunford,  Arlene 

Dierksen,  Carol 
Eberhart,  Norma 
Eliason,  C.  Daniel 
Erekson,  William  B. 
Evans,  John  Deuel 
Evert,  Lawrence  G. 
Fuller,  Loueen 
Garcia,  Jose  E. 


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Gibbs,  Carolyn  Jean 
Greene  Chloe  Ann 
Greenhalgh,  Jinean 
Griffith,  Dare  W. 
Gubler,  Jerald  R. 
Hadfield,  Koven  Lamont 
Halgren,  Pat 
Hamblin,  Kay 

Hammond,  Patty 
Hansen,  W.  Bryce 
Hart,  Paul  Douglas 
Horraker,  Ruth  A. 
Hollingshead,  Joey  Arlede 
Holmes,  Marian  Kathryn 
Hoskins,  Phil  K. 
Howarth,  Dorothy  Ann 

Hughes,  Delano  B. 
Hughes,  Kelly  Ann 
Hunter,  Ilene 
Hutchings,  Kent 
Imal,  Tomiko 
Jensen,  Elton  W. 
Jesperson,  Llyn  W. 
Johnson,  Kay 

Johnson,  Lorna  D. 
Kirkham,  Mike  Reed 
Kofiord,  JoAnne 
Larson,  L.  Keith 
Le  Baron,  Norman  G. 
Lewis,  Maxine 
Litster,  Allen  E. 
Martin,  Al 

Lorin  B.  McRae 
Metcalf,  Mavis 
Monson,  Marlene 
Morgan,  Scott  K. 
Morrill,  Weston  H. 
Nichol,  Jack  W. 
Pace,  Carol 
Nielson,  Marc  C. 

Peterson,  Alan  Kay 
Prince,  Janet 
Query,  Renee 
Rounds,  Jay  C. 
Scholes,  Robert  M. 
Sloan,  Suzanne 
Smith,  Martha 
Smith,  Karl  L. 


326 


l 


Soph 


omores 


Baumgartner,  Colleen 
Beckstrand,  Helen  A. 


Elder,  Fern  A. 
Gillison,  Mary  Lou 


Gardner,  Robert  C. 
Goldsberry,  Robert  W. 


Green,  Dee  Forace 
Green,  Myrna 


A  student  rests  after  many  hours  of  study. 


Hales,  Sloan 
Hamm,  James  Lee 
Hanna,  Marian 
Hansen,  Myrla  Vee 
Hansen,  Nancy  Lee 
Herrick,  Betty  Jo 
Herron,  Barbara  Gayle 
Jones,  Mary  Ann 

Johnson,  Joneen 
Kaiser,  Dolores 
K-Lynn,  Paul 
Larson,  Roger  C. 
McDonald,  Dorothy  Rae 
Merrill,  Louise 
Moosman,  Jewel 
Muhlestein,  Mary  K. 

Nielsen,  V.  Marchene 
Mykol,  Denise 
Newman,  Dianne 
Niles,  Barbara 
Norton,  Harold  L. 
Nybo,  June 
Olsen,  Audrey  J. 
Olsen,  Helen  Kaye 

Olsen,  Ruth 
Olsen,  Terese  Aurelia 
Olson,  D'Ann 
Oliver,  Tally 
Orr,  Diane 
Parker,  Marilyn 
Parkin,  Colleen 
Perkins,  Cecil 

Patrick,  Kathleen 
Petersen,  Bryan 
Peterson,  Judy 
Rogers,  Hawley 
Rostrom,  Mildred 
Rowe,  Klara 
Shuey,  Valerie 
Smith,  Eugene  E. 

Peacock,  Vione 
Peck,  M.  Hayden  II 
Smith,  Shirley 
Stapley,  Merrill  L.  Jr. 
Starr,  Bonnie 
Stewart,  Dale 
Strong,  Brian  E. 
Tate,  Charlene 


Tolman,  Kirk 
Tracy,  Brent  K. 
Tsuji,  Ernest 
White,  Patricia  A. 
Wolz,  Paul 
Younce,  Pat  R. 
Zink,  Ann  Ruth 
Zollinger,  Diane 


327 


Soph 


omores 


Alexander,  Robert  A. 
Anderson,  Arthur  C. 
Anderson,  Blanine 
Andrus,  Antone  Marlon 
Atkinson,  Carma  L. 
Bagley,  Glenna 
Baker,  Calvin  C. 
Banks,  Bennie  Lee 

Beardall.  John  Smith 
Belnap,  Lynn 
Boetticher,  Dorothy 
Burke,  Leora 
Call,  Verle  G. 
Chidester,  Craig  L. 
Clark,  Brent  N. 
Clayton,  Kathleen 

Crow,  Jean 
Day,  Marian  L. 
Densley,  Vernon 
Egan,  L.  Norman 
Escobar,  Victor 
Finlayson,  Ralph 
Frehner,  Verl  L. 
Goodman,  Evelyn  Corene 

Groberg,  Richard  H. 
Hadley,  Ronald 
Hamblin,  Marley 
Hansen,  Brent  D. 
Hensen,  Kent  B. 
Harris,  Paul  Lavern 
Hilden,  H.  Gordon 
Hughes,  Gene  L. 


• A   P>w  X-jr  -S-T^      •  •*•*!! 


Hunter,  Lois  Anne 
Hyde,  Nan  Etle 
Josie,  Sonia 
Kohler,  Aleen  B. 
Larsen,  Bruce  G. 
Lawrence,  Robert  J. 
Lobos,  Jose  Amilcar 
Lowry,  Janice 

Lucas,  Hugh 
Lunt,  Myrna  Hope 
Madsen,  Jean 
Mairs,  Marilyn 
Maloy,  Clair 
Malstrom,  Annette 
Manning,  Eldena 
Marcum,  Mary  Kay 

Milton,  Annette 
Montori,  Olive 
Mulhern,  Arleene 
Pinegar,  Dale 
Porter,  Erline 
Porter,  Patricia  E. 
Porter,  S'herron  H. 
Posey,  Walter  L. 

Poupos,  Constantinos 
Pratt,  Douglas  Eugene 
Price,  James  W. 
Roundy,  Jerry  C. 
Sennhauser,  Lore 
Stevenson,  William  V. 
Stewart,  Gary 
Taylor,  Ardith  J. 

Thayne,  David  B. 
Tolles,  Dianne  C. 
Walker,  Rex  V. 
Washburn,  Roland  M. 
Wayment,  Stan 
West,  Donna  Marlene 
Whiffen,  Hank 
Whitehead,  Norma  LaVon 

Whittle,  LaDawn 
Wilson,  Betly  Joan 
Wiltbank,  Joyce 
Wimber,  Nancy 
Wixom,  Hartt 
Workman,  Lee  A. 
Wright,  Joye 
Young,  Carol  Gay 


328 


Badgett,  Yvonne 
Babbel,  Pat 
Badham,  Leon  D. 
Baird,  Joseph  M. 
Benson,  Kent 
Bounds,  Rex  Benow 
Bounous,  Beverly  Jean 
Bowles,  Roy  T. 

Brown,  Beverly 
Bradshaw,  Sandra 
Baithwaite,  Ruthmary 
Brown,  Donna 
Brown,  Gary  Leonard 
Brown,  Wayne  LaMar 
Brunt,  Bill 
Burnson,  Peter  L. 


Bybee,  Joanne 
Call,  Susan 
Callaway,  Lowell  E. 
Callister,  {Catherine 
Cutler,  Dorothea 
Hansen,  Patricia 
Hill,  Annette 
Isenburg,  Theodore  F. 

Her,  Denis  R. 
Kelly,  Nancy 
Matthews,  Dixie  Carol 
Meredith,  Gary  E. 
Merrell,  Chyrl  Janice 
Merrill,  Heber  Kent 
Midgley,  Marlin  Keither 
Milne,  Nancy 

Moffett,  Joana 
Moffit,  Henry  E. 
Mohler,  El  don 
Mohlman,  Marilee 
Pace,  Dean 
Powell,  Lynn  K. 
Rowlings,  Joyce 
Rex,  Verda 

Reeve,  Naomi 
Richards,  William  J. 
Roberts,  Beverly  Colleen 
Rockwood,  Eleanor 
Royse,  Don  W. 
Sant,  Sharyn 
Slade,  Rosalie 
Stone,  Duane  D. 

Smith,  Edele 
Smith,  Edward  W. 
Taylor,  Mary  Frances 
Thomas,  Flossie  Marie 
Thorne,  Sally 
Twitty,  Charyle 
Webb,  Carolyn 
Weber,  Allen  H. 


Soph 


omores 


Allison,  Bud 
Allred,  Alice 


Allred,  Lorna 
Anderson,  Brita 


Anderson,  Carol 
Arnold,  Alvin 


Arnoldsen,  Larry  M. 
Austin,  David 


Sophomores  whoop  it  up  at  class  assembly. 


329 


Soph 


omores 


Ashley,  George  K. 
Alkin,  Roy  David 
Awerkamp,  Blaine 
Bagley,  Emma  Lou 
Barlow,  Carolyn 
Bennett,  Helene  J. 
Bergeson,  Dean  R. 
Bertoch,  Janice  Carol 

Bergeson,  Scott 
Blackburn,  Helen 
Blonquest,  Lawrie  B. 
Bloxham,  Ben 
Blunck,  Virginia 
Bone,  George  Brian 
Booth,  Nelda 
Buchanan,  Julynne 

Colder,  Allene  C. 
Budge,  Kathryn  Jean 
Call,  Henry  Dee 
Casperson,  Nadean 
Challburg,  Norman  L. 
Chatham,  Betty 
Christensen,  Carolyn 
Christensen,  Shirley 

Christiansen,  Sally 
Christiansen,  Laura 
Clarke,  Nancy  Ann 
Clarkson,  Vem  S. 
Clay,  Robert  D. 
Connelley,  Joyce 
Cowley,  Elaine 
Davis,  W.  Morgan 


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Crafts,  David  Scott 
Deaver,  Cameron  Keith 
Curtis,   Deanne 
Doxey,  John  Rolon 
Duce,  Norman 
Durfey,  McLean 
Evans,  Doug  G. 
Finlinson,  David  S". 

Fox,  Laura 
Froneberber,  Harold 
Fuller,  Robert  A. 
Gold,  Cherry  Sue 
Goodson,  Ray  L. 
Gordacan,  Janice  Freeman 
Gray,  Shirley  Ann 
Hansen,  Norma 

Hamblin,  Delmer  Hyrum 
Harris,  Nola  Kay 
Hastings,  Eldon  E. 
Hinckley,  Nanette 
Hollings worth.  Brent  E. 
Jarrard,  Dick  L. 
Jennings,  Jerry 
Jones,  Lavaughn 


Jensen,  Dennis 
Judd,  Frank  F. 
Kapele,  John  Kamana 
Kellett,  Kay 
Kristjanson,  Darrl  G. 
Meiling,  Jaquell 
Michaelis,  Elaine 
Moeller,  Karen 


Nicol,  Lola  Ann 
Neal,  Dallas  H. 
Palmer,  Susanne 
Peabody,  Dale 
Pearson,  Adele 
Rasmussen,  Ronald 
Richardson,  Oscar  LaVon 
Redd,  Cherry 

Rohbock,  Teddy 
Smith,  Edele 
Speckart,  Philip 
Walters,  Charles  Tom 
Wride,  Dale  Hayward 
Yardley,  Mary 
Young,  Lynn  Budd 
Yager,  Ed  G. 


330 


Brandis,  Jean 
Burnham,  Gail 


Soph 


omores 


Christensen,  Donald  H. 
Didericksen,  Coraleigh 


Dredge,  Cherye 
Green,  Joyce 


Coeds  check  programs  before  a  studentbody  assembly. 


Ham,  LaDean 
Harrison,  Wayne  A.  Jr. 
Higglnson,  Jerry  C. 
Jackson,  Kay 
Jackson,  Renee 
Jacobsen,  Geraldine 
Johnson,  Claudia 
Jielson,  John  Richard 

Johnson,  Wallace  K. 
Jordan,  Kim  Lee 
Kenney,  Don  James 
Lambert,  Eugene  S. 
Lee,  Kent 
Long,  JoAnn 
Loveless,  Judith 
Martin,  Dawn 

Marchant,  Fred  Thomas 
Maughan,  Newell  C. 
McConnell,  John  R. 
Mecham,  Raphael  C. 
Miller,  Tom  F. 
Mitchell,  Jim 
Monson,  Carol 
Moore,  Cerita 


Morris,  Ephraim  B. 
Moyes,  Marlene 
Nay,  Arlene 
Neal,  Alice 
Nicol,  Karen 
Nicoll,  Lynn  A. 
Neilson,  Lenord  Elwood 
Nielson,  Nella  Louise 

Olsen,  Melvin 
Ostler,  Julie 
Ozawa,  Fern  K. 
Packker,  Edward  Lee 
Parry,  Barbara  Ann 
Peacock,  Evelyn  M. 
Peck,  M.  Hoyden  II 
Peterson,  Ludeen 

Penrose,  Wallace  K. 
Peterson,  Mary  Eleanor 
Pollei,  Julia  Claire 
Ray,  Margo 
Redd,  Patrica 
Reynolds,  Lorraine 
Rowley,  Leo  W. 
Smith,  Furlann 

Russon,  Ann  Ranae 
Speas,  James  Clark 
Stubbert,  Colin  H. 
Swan,  Geralee 
Walker,  Glen  O. 
Warren,  Barbara  Joannt 
Wheat,  Ken  E. 
Wong,  Cornelia 


a 


331 


Soph 


omores 


Bright,  ClUla 
Brock,  Violet 
Christensen,  Janet 
Crouse.Marisha  Ann 
Good  sell,  Joan 
Cony,  Karen  M. 
Gibbs,  Gayle  Y. 
Gillie,  Kenneth  D. 

Gowans,  Hugh  E. 
Hansen,  Gordon  S. 
Hansen,  Roland  F. 
Hanison,  David  C. 
Harrison,  Shirley  Dove 
Harvey,  Donald  G. 
Hatori,  Donald  K. 
Hawley,  Merrill  Sheldon 

Haws,  Patricia  Fay 
Hess,  Edward  M. 
Hibbert,  Donna  Mae 
Johnson,   Kimber  Gordan 
Johnson,  La  Veil  R. 
Johnson,  Linda  Rae 
Johnson,  Raymond 
Johnson,  Rodney  Allen 

Jorgensen,  Norman  G. 
Jones,  Mary  Gail 
Kearl,  Ruth  Marie 
Keith,  Karen 
Kee  Ling,  Jerry 
Key,  Bryan  E. 
Keller,  Barbara  Yvonne 
Kimball,  Joan 


Kenley,  Lynn  G. 
Kirk,  James  L. 
Kirk,  Tamsin 
Kleinman,  Luene 
Knapp,  Clive  Jay 
Knight,  Ronald  A. 
Kohler,  Margaret  L. 
Larsen,  Barbara 

Larson,  Donald  Gene 
Lasson,  Calvin  G. 
Leaf,  Lawrence  D. 
Leavitt,  Beverly  S. 
LeBaron,  Bentley 
Lee,  Earl  M. 
Lee,  Ladonna 
Lee,  Zetta 

Lehr,   Wallace 
Lund,  Nina 
Marks,  Cecil  D. 
Marsh,  Marilyn 
Martin,  Diana  Margaret 
Matheson,  Gordon  Keith 
McBride,  Carolee 
McClure,  Thomas 

McCormack,  Nancy 
McDaniel,  William  A. 
McQuarrie,  Rhonda 
Moore,  Linda 
Morgan,  Joyce 
Morphis,  Karl  Dean 
Morris,  Monte 
Murray,  Ann 

Muir,  Elmo  Ricks 
Nay,  Wanda  Jean 
Norberg,  James 
Novakovich,  Stephen 
Northrup,  Sherena  C. 
Opp,  Jannice  Terrell 
Ord,  Sharon  Faye 
Palmer,  Jean 

Robb,  Willmia  H. 
Robertson,  Joel  S. 
Roland,  Peggy  L. 
Rutledge,  Cheryl 
Sallenbach,  Shirley  I. 
Sarauelsen,  Trudy 
White,  Sarah  Ann 
Webb,  C.  Wildon 


332 


_ 


Soph 


omores 


Clegg,  Almon  H. 
Clegg,  Carol  Ann 
Cobia,  Loran 
Cox,  Eunice 
Curtis,  Carol 
Dalebout,  G.  Judene 
Dalton,  Janet 
Davis,  Beth 

Day,  Sidnee 
Deby,  Winnifred 
Dewey,  Phyllis  M. 
Durham,  Luanne 
Eastmond,  Elbert 
Emery,  Ivan  Earl 
Fuller,  Doyle  G. 
Evenison,  Merrilyn 

Gardiner,  Verlin  D. 
Gries,  Barbara  Venice 
Hackney,  Kay  Elaine 
Hall,  Margaret 
Hall,  Wendell  J. 
Hamilton,  Paul 
Hoen,  James  Howard 
Hokanson,  Paul  M. 

Holt,  Ivan  K. 
Hollow,  F.  Dennis 
Howard,  Lynn 
Hudson,  Mary  Linda 
Ingham,  V.  B. 
Lee,  Zelda 
Lloyd,  Norlene 
Petersen,  Karen 

Nelson,  Marcia 
Nielsen,  Diane 
Oertyle,  Linda  Dee 
Pittman,  Reba  Sue 
Pullman,  Charles  Dee 
Raymond,  Barbara 
Somerville,  David  J. 
Stephenson,  Kathryn 

Taylor,  Ladell 
Taylor,  Sharleen 
Thomas,  Gerald  E. 
Tucker,  Deon 
Valentine,  Gay 
Webb,  George  Richarc 
Weeks,  Michael 
Widdison,  Bart 

West,  James  D. 
Wilson,  Melvin  G. 
Wittle,  Melba  Lynne 
Wold,  Larry  R. 
Wood,  Janet 
Wride,  Dawn  Ray 
Zeller,  Eldon  Ray 
Ziemer,  Paul  D. 


Carlile,  Florence 
Boggs,  William  G. 


Carlson,  QUI  D. 
Christensen,  Karen 


Chaplin,  Dora  Mae 
Church,  Leah 


Christison,  Barbara 
Clark,  Lee  J. 


Faculty  members  view  assembly  with  great  interest. 


4* 


333 


Soph 


omores 


Bailey,  Joyce 
Anderson,  Chris  A. 
Bancroft,  Laverne  Carl 
Bond,  Hal  D. 
Bonelli,  Ellen  Marie 
Call,  Vivian 
Chambers,  Robert  L. 
Clark,  Dick  J. 

dinger,  Larry  A. 
Clay,  Robert  D. 
Cordner,  Robert  Roy 
Crook,  Margaret  Kay 
Dunn,  Heber  G. 
Durrani,  Vicki 
Ellsworth,  Cherel  Jane 
Elton,  Robert  H. 


Fletcher,  George 
Fackrell,  Lynn  L. 
Gale,  Levon  Russel 
Garn,  Ralph 
Gibbs,  Carolyn  J. 
Grover,  Judith  Kay 
Hales,  Lee 
Hardy,  Douglas  M. 

Haynie,  Sharon  A. 
Heiner,  Thane 
Holman,  Albert  N. 
Howlett,  Mary 
Hunt,  James  Olaus 
Irvine,  Fleet  R. 
Jacobson,  Norman  Bruce 
Johnson,  Larry  D. 


Jones,  Lloyd  W. 
Jorgensen,  Orvil  R. 
Laudie,  Drew 
Lee,  Alder  Sheldon 
Lee,  Wallace  Raymond 
Lunt,  Alan  Kenneth 
Mansor,  Donna  Maxine 
Mehr,  Marilyn 

Moeller,  Karen 
Neeley,  Marilyn 
Neilson,  Adele 
Nelson,  Narene 
Nelson,  Shirley  M. 
Newman,  Peggy  June 
Nielson,  Myma 
Nielson,  Virginia 

Nuttall,  Carol  LaVerne 
Nunes,  Pearl  Ann 
Olson,  Merrill  H. 
Ord,  Marilyn  J. 
Oster,  Eugene 
Pace,  Linda  Jean 
Pace,  Melven  Allen 
Randall,  Karen 

Russon,  Lavell  Dwayne 
Reddish,  Jackie 
Sandberg,  Howard  E. 
Sherwood,  Dora  Lou 
Shields,  Glenn 
Sidwell,  Dorothy  Joanne 
Snyder,  Darryl  Lynn 
Swenson,  Carnille  V. 

Taylor,  Larry  B. 
Terry,  Don  W. 
Thorpe,  Calvin  E. 
Tripp,  Paul  Lawrence 
Van  Epps,  Leonard 
Walker,  Glenn  Ronald 
Walker,  Wendell 
Welch,  Norma  A. 


Watts,  Blaine  H. 
Weight,  Mary  Lou 
Wood,  Grant  R. 
Woods,  Janice 
Wyss,  Eileen  L. 
Wyss,  Marjorie  Ann 
Young,  L.  DeWayne 
Yingling,  Kay  A. 


334 


Soph 


omores 


Beagles,  Joseph  Keith 
Behnke,  Joseph  Ray 


Call,  S'hirley  Ann 
Bradford,  Stewart 


Evans,  Ronald  W. 
Ewell,  Sheldon  F. 
Fjeldsted,  Gilberta 
Fletcher,  Robert  H. 
Freeman,  Cheryl  Ruth 
Froerer,  Carol  Joyce 
Gardner,  Vilate 
Hancoc,  Faye 

Green,  Violet  June 
Hansen,  Gordon 
Hansen,  Patsy 
Hardy,  Paula 
Harris,  M.  Dale 
Harris,  Frances 
Hart,  Sherlyn 
Henderson,  Cecil  H. 

Henderson,  Kay 
Hickman,  Cheri  Kaye 
Higgins,  Nancy  Lee 
Hight,  Dawn 
Hyer,  Jan  K. 
Ivey,  Anita  Jane 
Jacobsen,  Sandra  Roberta 
James,  Carol 

Jarvis,  George  K. 
James,  Donald  E. 
Jensen,  Annette  L. 
Jensen,  Gwen 
Jensen,  Larry 
Jessen,  Eldon 
Johns,  Charlene 
Johansen,  Carl  R. 

Johnson,  Wanda  M. 
Johns,  Judy 
Jolley,  Janeen  Lou 
Jorgensen,  David  William 
Jorgensen,  Newell  M. 
Knuz,  Victor 
Kurt2,  Audrey  Irene 
Kapp,  Janice 

Lee,  Virgie 
Malloy,  Jerry 
Mayer,  Willard  L. 
McAllister,  Cheryl  Harte 
McKellar,  John  A. 
McKrola,  Donald  A. 
McMichael,  Rupert  Lee 
Stoddard,  Robert  Lee 

Merrill,  Mary  Ann  (Molly) 
Swanson,  Harold  A. 
Thompson,  Keith  R. 
Thurgood,  Glen  Stoker 
Tilley,  Charleen 
Topham,  Mardell  Dalton 
Turley,  Katherine 
Tweten,  Georgine 


Crail,  Betty 

Cox,  Claudia  Ann 


Dew,  Donald  C. 
Duniord,  John  P. 


A  student  works  parttime  to  finance  his  education. 


335 


Soph 


omores 


Barker,  Dixie  A. 
Bell.  Carol 

Blacker,  Leon  Wendell 
Blackett,  Stanley  E. 
Borgquist,  Laurel  A. 
Brokaw,  Blanche 
Brown,  Geraldine 
Brown,  James  F. 

Brown,  Maurine 
Bullington,  Robert  James 
Bullock,  Genelle 
Burgoyne,  Beverly 
Burnett,  Paul  Merlin 
Burr,  Glenda 
Canto,  John  W. 
Cardon,  Bartell  W.  Jr. 

Carlile,  Alvin  R. 
Chanslor,  Barbara  Jo 
Christensen,  Janice 
Clark,  Ensyne 
Clark,  Robert  Leslie 
Clark,  Sonya  B. 
Clelland,  Velda  Jean 
Clement,  Arlen  M. 

Coffman,  Esther 
Condie,  Genene  G. 
Coombs,  Suzanne 
Cooper,  Gayle 
Cooper,  Glenna 
Crapo,  Carol  B. 
Crockett,  Dorothy  J. 
Davidson,   Janeal  S. 


De  Land,  Richard  L. 
Dills,  Joseph  Ronald 
Durley,  McLean 
Durtschi,  Belden 
Guzman,  Adolfo  M. 
Lendt,  Welda  Beate 
LaVar,  Callis  Jeddy 
Liddle,  Alfred  S. 


Lewis,  Glenna  Gay 
Linton,  Gayle 
Linston,  Sandra 
Litster,  Judith  C. 
Lloyd,  Dean  Carter 
Lowder,  Colline 
Lowder,  Patricia  Ann 
Love,  Diane 

MacDonald,  Edwin 
Maughan,  Berklee  A. 
Mano,  Kenneth 
Rands,  Ellen 
Richins,  Grant  N. 
Salazar,  Lillie  V. 
Scholes,  Carol 
Schott,  Charles  Henry 

Schow,  Sharon 
Schultz,  R.  Conrad 
Scoresby,  Gaye 
Shaw,  Donald  Tracy 
Sherwood,  Dora  Lou 
Smith  Catherine 
Smith,  James  M. 
Sorensen,  Charles  C. 

Sorenson,  Kenneth 
Stevenson,  David  L. 
Stout,  Diane 
Strong,  James  W. 
Sullivan,  James  David 
Sung,  Haengja  K. 
S'wann,  Edward  Harold 
Toombs,  Beverlyn 

Swanson,  Robert 
Trimnal,   Gloria   J. 
Van  Wagoner,  Anna  Loye 
Walden,  John  F. 
Whitmore,  Geraldine 
Whittle,  Melba  Lynne 
Wimmer,  David  R. 
Williams,  Carol 


336 


"ox,  Louise 

Janiels,  Jack  K. 
i  )ugan,  John  Paul 

'ndicott,  Barbara 

Irickson,  Karen 
I  jickson,  Larry  B. 

Sardner,  Peggy  Jane 

ugal,  Janeil 

jiudmundson,  Clair  Webster 
Uibson,  Carol  Jean 
lautierrez,  Higinio  Jr. 
Ilammond,  Bill 

lamrick,  James  Russell  Martin  Jr. 
Iligginson,  George  E. 

loltom,  Steve 
Jensen,  Aft  on  E. 

lyewood,  Annette 
Dhnson,  Jensen 
alley,  Sandra  Kaye 
jiudson,  Saundra  R. 
arson,  Doris  May 
orz,  Forrest  A. 
.und,  William  Guy  Jr. 
4angum,  Jerry  D. 

tfartin,  Helen  lone 
4ason,  Dennis  L. 
<feikle,  Joanne 
Morrison,  Beverley 
'aimer,  Lynn 
earson,  Melvin  J. 
eterson,  Mary  Jo 
ichards,  Clarita  H. 

chaefermeyer,  Jeanene  Marie 
chweppe,  Harold 
immons,  Karen  Sue 
mith,  Charlene 
now,  Carol  Lee 
orensen,  Shauna  Lee 
agg,  Howard  Robert 
tevenson,  Warren  Walker 

hompson,  Delores  (Dodey) 

aylor,  Kathryn  Ann 

hompson,  Paul  D. 

ipton,  Gary  P. 
Jowle,  Mitzi 
cruman,  Ferrol  L. 
lumer,  Karen 
*ufts,  Gwen 

,/alker,  Melvin  Haslam 

/eber,  Gerry  Jr. 
Vest,  Sharon  Grace 
|/estenskow,  Carolyn 
ij/hetten,  Amanda  Jean 

/hippie,  Connie 
Viddison,  Joan 

/illshire,  Coleen  Ann 


Soph 


omores 


Abercrombie,  Gary 
Baker,  Johanna 


Bingham,  Jay  D. 
Bissell,  Preston 


Burch,  John  R. 
Christensen,  Gordon  V. 


Cook,  Mary  Elaine 
Clark,  Nancy 


Some  listen  while  others  sleep. 


P9!^  W&i 


337 


Soph 


omores 


Acheson,  Sharon  Lynette 
Adams,  Sandra  Anne 
Aiken,  Glenn 
Aird,  Jeanne 
Andrews,  Carlos 
Atkinson,  John  H. 
Anderson,  Paul 
Bahr,  Don  F. 

Baker,  Carina 
Beach,  John  L. 
Bean,  Robert  Halsey 
Belknap,  Addie  L. 
Bennett,  Sylvia  Lucille 
Berrett,  Richard  Heber 
Brown,  Carol 
Caldwell,  Don  J. 

Davenport,  Janis  Lee 
Decker,  Laurel  W. 
Enders,  Gordon  W. 
Evans,  William  Bruce 
Farnsworth,  Jack  H. 
Fernandez,  Telie 
French,  William 
Fritzsche,  Mary 

Fugal,  Kristine 
Gardiner,  Rodney  E. 
Jones,  Judy  Day 
Lapi,   Barbara 
Lee,  Virginia 
Lemon,  Hilda  Jane 
McDonald,  Jerry 
McDonald,  Joyce  Yvonne 


a  c 


McDowell,  Douglas 
Mills,  Vemalie 
Miner,  Edward  Glen 
Minor,  Jay  L. 
Miratti,  Richard 
Montierth,  Myma 
Otterstrom,  Frank  Thomas 
Ricks,  V.  Nancy 

Richards,  Belle 
Robins,  Ellen 
Robins,  Larry  M. 
Robinson,  Don  L. 
Robinson,  Elaine 
Robinson,  Millie 
Rossiter,  Terry 
Rogers,  Milton  S. 

Rummler,  Roy  L. 
Ruthledge,  James  Ray 
Rutherford,  Peggy 
Safsten,  Ron  D. 
Salmenson,  Emily 
Sampson,  Douglas 
Smith,  Darlene  Kay 
Schill,  Gerhard  D. 

Smith,  Janet 
Smithson,  E.  Brady 
Sorenson,  John  Leon 
Stewart,  James  Duane 
Stewart,  Lois 
Stewart,  Sandra 
Stubbs,  Arlene  Louise 
Taggart,  Lyle  Ray 

Thompson,  Lane 
Tidwell,  Ray  W. 
Tolman,  Marilyn 
Tuft,  Nadeane 
Turpin,  Karen 
Udall,  Don  A. 
Uibel,  Howard  F. 
Vollma,  N.  Judy 

Waldron,  Leahmae 
Waters,  Arlin  G. 
Waywell,  Kelvin  T. 
Weber,  Patricia 
Welcher,  Robert 
Wilson,  David  F. 
Winn,  William  D. 
Worlton,  Tom 


338 


Soph 


omores 


Brown,  C.  W. 
Brockbank,  Eleanor  R. 
Circuit,  Jeffrey  L. 
Cook,  Roger  M. 
Dixon,  Marjorie  Jean 
Hall,  Gary 
Hammond,  Judy 
Harris,  Don 

Hawkins,  Dorothy  Bee 
Hatch,  Forrest  E. 
Hawks,  Marlene  M. 
Hazard,  Jim 
Hendrickson,  Lynn  J. 
Hepplei,  Lawrence  John 
Hickman,  Warren  W. 
Hitchcock,  Karleen 

Holdsberg,  Carroll 
Hooker,  Lewis  B. 
Hubbard,  Ila 
Hunter,  Richard  Brent 
Jeffery,  Leiloni 
Johnson,  Grover  V. 
Loveridge,  Bernell 
McMeen,  Marilyn 

Miner,  Sheila  Marie 
Oaks,  Merrill  C. 
Oertle,  Linda 
Olsen,  Roger  L. 
Olson,  Kent  James 
Pace,  Ralph 
Peterson,  Stephen  L. 
Parle,  Roy  Edwin 

Richins,  Carol  Margaret 
Reed,  Kennith  A. 
Robinson,  Shirley  Ann 
Sauvaget,  Marie  Helene 
Schofield,  Sharlene 
Schrimshire,  E.  Royce 
Schwab,  Marvin  G. 
Secretan,  Robert 

Seely,  Sonya  (Sunny) 
Seeney,  Joellen  Kay 
S'harp,  Ronald 
Smith,  De  Anna 
Smith,  Dorig  Diane 
Smith,  Edna  M. 
Spoerl,  Karl 
Smith,  Sharon 

Steed,  Michael 
Steele,  Richard  Thomas 
Weight,  Howard  Vane 
Whihout,  Darrel  L. 
White,  Judith  Ann 
Willard,  Frances 
Woffinden,  Anna  Joy 
Wilson,  Marba 


Abo,  Sharie 
Atkinson,  Dell  C. 


Aitken,  Grant  J. 
Barney,  Buelah 


Blair,  Kenneth  R. 
Beers,  Barbara 


Bowen,  Lee  Roy  Edward 
Blackburn,  Georgia 


Students  get  registration  advice  from  their  advisors. 


339 


Soph 


omores 


Clark,  Alice  Virginia 
Faller,  Elaine  G. 
Felt,  Gene 
Fletcher,  George 
Gam,  Brett 
Garner,  David  H. 
George,  Lillie  Mae 


Gilbert,  Olga 
Glauser,  Nancy  J. 
Grigg,  Samuel  P. 
Gustaveson,   Verl  J. 
Hale,  Lynn  G. 
Hallack.  Gary  K. 
Hammond,  Myrna  C. 


Halladay,  Ann 
Harshall,  Charles 
Hatch,   Jenniah 
Heemeyer,  Lois  Marie 
Keller,  Judith 
Mabey,  Kent  Lavar 
Meacham,  John  Arlen 


On  second  thought — I'll  put  it  back. 


z-z-z-z-z-z 


Seems  to  be  a  paper  ball  of  some  sort,  I'll  just  tear 
340  it  in  ha  -  - 


Anxious  moment  came  when  airplane  buzzed  field,  dropping  anti-football  tracts. 


You  say  the  game  was  last  night? 


Put  me  down  this  instant! ! ! 


Back  on  stage,  girls.  We  gotta  keep  this  show  moving. 


Fresh 


resnmen 

According  to  John  Kindred,  freshman  class  president,  the 
motto  of  the  class  was,  "We  aim  to  please — you  aim,  too, 
please".  Interest  and  activity  in  the  class  was  evidenced 

I  by  the  fact  that  1359  freshmen  class  cards  were  sold  this 
year,  more  than  ever  before  and  more  than  that  of  any 
other  class.  Parties,  socials  and  firesides  are  held  through- 
out the  year,  and  the  major  project,  this  year,  and  which 
benefited  the  entire  studentbody,  was  the  handling  of  the 
Associated  Men  Students  Carnival  during  the  first  week 
of  April.  Social  and  service  units  erected  booths  and  a 
traditional  trophy  was  awarded  for  the  best  display. 


Putting  all  her  breath  into  one  balloon. 


Frosh  coeds  are  worth  watching. 


A  galaxy  of  beauty 


A  long  hard  climb  to  the  "Y" 


Frosh  assembly  reveals  scintillating  youth  with  its  love  and  fun  and  gaiety. 


Freshman  Class  officers,  John 
Kindred,  President,  Dixie  Ran- 
dall, Secretary,  and  Tomelene 
Dyer,  Vice  President,  governed 
affairs  of  the  large  freshman 
class. 


Fresh 


men 


Andersen,  Todd  G. 
Adams,  James  8. 
APen,  Erna  Loreen 
Andreason,   Gail 
Andrus,  Aniene 


Armstrong,  Barbara  Ann 
Arbon,  Gary  K. 
Ashby,  William  Larry 
Baldree,  Edward  Ola 
Barnson,  Roger 


Bangerler,  Maurine 
Barnes,  Nancy 
Bellon,  Philip  Ned 
Bird,  Lynne 
Bratcher,  Laree 


Boyle,  Ellen  Rae 
Brown,  Barbara  E. 
Bryant,  Carole  Ann 
Budge,  Arvin  R. 
Buckwalter,  Ray  G. 


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Covey,  Richard  Wayne 
Call,  Barbara 
Davis,  Judy 
De  Leeuw,  Farell  H. 
Dennert,  Norma 
Felt,  John 
Fenn,  Alva  Lee 
Drechsel,  Larue 

Fletcher,  Gloria 
Finch,  Theodore 
Fraser,  Frances 
Gay,  Marvin  Lewis 
Glbb,   Divid  R. 
Gonalez,  Melvyn 
Green,  Daryl  W. 
Good,  Beverly  "B" 

Harisay,  Richard 
Grotegut,  Berniece 
Hall,  Thomas  Ken 
Harrison,  Lois  Margaret 
Holt,  George  W. 
James,  Judith  D. 
Larson,  Suzanne 
Howletf,  Bryce  L. 

Lee,  Barbara  Kay 
LePard,  Stuart 
Leslie,  Anabel  Lee 
Lund,  Dona 
Madsen,  C.  Ronald 
Marlow,  Joan 
Mariell,  Darwin 
Mayo,  Janet 

Martin,  David  Chancellor 
McDearmon,  Richard  James 
Meredith,  Ralph  Joe 
Michaels,  Sheila 
Millar,  Carol  Ann 
Musser,  Marcia  E 
Nichol,  Rosalie 
Mussler,  Hans 


Peterson,  Judith 
Ramos,  Robert 
Reed,  Barbara  Ann 
Rowbury,  Lyle 
Runser,  Albert  W.  II 
Sant,  Gary  L. 
Seneca,  Loretta 
Slater,  Gail  L. 

Swapp,  A.  Jeanne 

Stillmaker,  Faybeth 

Van  Orden,  Royd 

Van  Wagoner,  Katherine  S. 

Webb,  Alan 

Williams,  Jacqueline 

Zirker,  Carolee 

Wilson,  Jeril  B. 


344 


Fresh 


men 


Autumn  Leaf  hikers  enjoy  view  from  top  of  Squaw  Peak. 


Carolson,  Sheryl  Sue 
Carruth,  Gene  A. 
Carter,  Walter  C. 
Christensen,  Ardene 
Echelberger,  Don,  Jr. 
Edgar,  Janice  L. 
Eggett,  Lanay 
Elzinga,  Charles  Dennis 

Ellsworth,  Lyn 
Evans,  Charlene 
Evans,  Jacqueline 
Everton,  La  Dee 
Ewell,  Marlow  H. 
Fagg,  Connie  May 
Farnsworth,  Keith  E. 
Fielding,  Leica 

Folsom,  Philip  K. 
Foulger,  Jack  L. 
Fowler,  Joyce  E. 
Francom,  Judith  Kay 
Frederickson,  John  R. 
Funk,  Ida 
Gay,  Joyce 
George,  Billy 

Giles,  Je  Annette  L. 
Gibbons,  Donna  P. 
Johnson,  Clarence  E. 
Johnson,  Sharon  Lee 
Johnson,  Wallace  D. 
Merryman,  Anita 
Oakes,  Judith  Ellen 
PeFley,  Donna  Jean 

Porter,  Laura 
Powell,  Melvin  B. 
St.  Claire,  Richard  A. 
Shelton,  Janet 
Silver,  Judith 
Skousen,  Karen 
Stander,  Klint  Howard 
Skousen,  Denna 

Steimle,  Sally 
Stewart,  Charles  Hardy 
Stewart,  Darryl  M. 
Stewart,  Gary  K. 
Tripp,  Patricia  Ann 
Vance,  Geraldine  R. 
Webster,  Clair  Carl 
Werner,  T.  Bryant 

Weston,  James  Alexis 
Whatcott,  Weston  Elroy 
Wier,  Joe 
Wilde,  Sue  Carol 
Wilmoth,  Carolyn  Faye 
Winn,  Ted  A. 
Wood,  Nancy  Annette 
Witherow,  Barbara  Jean 


Anderson,  Doris  Elaine 
Adamson,  Newell  H. 
Alder,  Anita 


Andrews,  Fay  Marie 
Brown,  Larry  Lee 
Bohon,  Nelda  V. 


Bunnell,  Beth  Marie 
Burgess,  D  Ray 
Bullock,  Clara  Joyce 


Butler,  Robert  Glenn 
Butler,  Virginia  May 
Campbell,  Carol  Sue 


345 


Fresh 


men 


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Anderson,  Janet  Sue 
Adams,   William  J. 
Allphin,  Mervin 
Barrus,  Merle  Ann 
Barson,  Clyde  J. 


Beck,  Earlene 
Barllett,   D.  Max 
Bayless,   Dwain  P. 
Benson,  Rita  M. 
Buckley,  Connie 


Berg,  Danyla 
Bevan,  Paul  Keith 
Cable,  Lewis  Jay 
Callis,   Gary  Lee 
Aaron,  Bert  Castle 


Campbell,  Judy 
Christensen,  Corrice 
Christensen,  Kay 
Chlarson,  Kenneth  F. 
Christensen,  Sharon  Anne 


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Dance,  Celia 
Davidson,   Berry  Louise 
Davis,    Aldeana 
Davis,  Betly  B. 
Dibb,  Dianne 
Dickerson,  Judith  L. 
Divine,  Lee  Ann 
Evans,  Carolyn  Nadine 

Fletcher,  Wayne  Calvin 
Gerhart,  Phil 
Hanke,  M.  Alfred 
Harwood,  Robert  Lawrence 
Haskin,  William  H. 
Hawk,  Gordon  E. 
Henry,  Darrel  L. 
Hawes,  Verl  J. 

Humpherys,  Alfred  Glen 
Herrin,  Selby 
Jex,  Earl 

Mecham,  Richard  W. 
Mendenhall,  Linda 
Meservy,  Jerry  D. 
Moore,  Evelyn  P. 
Nelson,  Don 

Olsen,  Merlin  V. 
Pagett,  Richard 
Rasband,  John  Lynn 
Redmon,   Mary  L. 
Regenscheit,  Marjorie 
Rice,  Dreena  Kay 
Richards,  Susan 
Reed,  Leah  Kay 

Richter,  Martha  Ann 
Scott,  Jill 
Skousen,  Justine 
Smith,  Ralph  Leon 
Smith,  Sandra 
Snow,  Nadine 
Southam,  Dorothy 
S'treibich,  Robert  John 

Tanner,  Richard  C. 
Taylor,  Larry  Hugh 
Taylor,  Richard  C. 
Tenney,  Patricia 
Thompson,  Kay 
Towler,  Sandra  S. 
Van  Scyoc,  Sharon 
Walker,  Jean  Ellen 

Turley,  Harold  E. 
Washburn,  Laurel  Kay 
Weatherford,  Jean 
Weigel,  Mary  K. 
Whitaker,  Sharon 
Williams,  Lois  Bea 
Woodward,  Karren 
Zundel.  Darlene 


346 


reshmen 


Bond,  Joyce  E. 
Boucher,  Louis 
Bown,  Jane  Anne 
Bradshaw,  Marcia 
Brill,  Linda  Lee 
Brimhall.  Frank  Eugene 
Budge,  Sharon 
Broberg,  Carolyn 


Bundy,  Claudia  Gail 
Bullock,  Ralph  P. 
Buminghara,  Stephen 
Burnham,  Ilena 
Burton  Keith 
Clark,  Joan 
Collard,  Donna 
Collard,  Margene 

Durrant,  Deanna 
Edner,  Judith  Annette 
Eliasen,  Gary 
Ellis,  Claudia 
Fontana,  Janice 
Gates,  Franklin  T. 
Grifiin,  Richard  Earl 
Hokanson,   Devon  E. 

Holraan,  Jenevieve 
Horn,  Annegret 
Houlinan,  Richard  A. 
Hugentobler,  Caralee 
Jenkins,  Robert  B. 
Johnson,  Kendall  D. 
Jones,  Kathi 
Larson,  Sharon  Christine 


Larson,  Bonnie 
Loomis,  Nadine 
MacDonald,  Odynne 
McKenzie,  Donald 
Monson,  Marcia 
Morgan,  Patricia  Ann 
Nuttall,  Karen 
Norr,  Gloria 

Oxborrow,  Joan 
Pack,  Paul  Eugene 
Paine,  Donna  Jean 
Paine,  Eliza  Jo 
Passey,  Kaye  Louise 
Patten,  Carolyn 
Pearce,  La  Reta  Eileen 
Pedersen,  Kent  Lee 

Penrose,  Charles  Wayne 
Petty,  Corinne 
Roberts,  Joyce 
Rogers,  Walter  W. 
Shirley,  Linda 
Sorensen,  David  K. 
Spendlove,  Margaret 
Sutherland,  James  A. 


347 


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men 


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Bay,  Sluart 
Beecroft,  Glen 
Benjamin,  Judith  Ann 
Benson,  Diantha 
Bennett,  Carol  Sue 


Bladwin,  Roland  A. 
Boden,  Marjorie 
Boothe,  Larry 
Dicky,  Mary  Lou 
Earaes,  Clariassa 


Broolcsby,  Rene 
Evans,  C.  Harriet 
Fife,  Jo  Anne 
Fish,   Maurine 
Forslund,  Carol  Jean 


Hancock,  Dixie 
Francom,  Sharon  Louise 
Foxx,  Dan 
Hansen,  Lindsey 
Hanson,  Merrell 


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Harper,  Bill 
Hayden,  Dennis  M. 
Henderson,  Virginia  Helen 
Henry,  Darrel  L. 
Hite,  Albert 
Hicken,  Phillip 
Hixson,  Patricia 
Hoffman,  Sharlene 

Hodgkinson,  Janet 
Hoffman,  Walter  L. 
Jensen,  Robert  Glenn 
Johnson,  Julaine 
Justesen,  Joel  Lee 
Keith,  Daniel  T. 
Kuykendall,  Kathryn 
Lee,  Dianne 

Leifson.  Mark  L. 
Leggett,  Howard  M. 
Lesue,  Martin  G. 
Leverenz,  Nancy  A. 
Lovett,  Sara 
Lowry,  Leon  K. 
Lyon,  Kenneth 
Lweton,  George  W. 

MacKintosh,  Dean  A. 
Malan,  Joel  B. 
Mashburn,  Dick 
McClellan,  Jeanette 
McComas,  Sally  Meta 
McDonald,  Eugene  Jessie 
Miller,  Ronald  L 
Miller,  Taft  C. 


McGinnis,  Joann 
Miller,  Wendell  V. 
Montague,  Mike 
Moore,  Janis 
Moore,  Warren 
Moss,  Connie 
Neilson,  Pat 
Myers,  Judy  Ann 

Neilson,  James  K. 
Neilson,  Ronald  A. 
Sanders,  Sandra 
Sanders,  Tom 
Stokes,  Gordon  E. 
Stott,  Robert  V. 
Thompson,  Robert  L. 
Tobler.  Wayne  Gates 

Taylor,  Grant  H. 
Walter,  Paul 
Wardell,  Sandra  Lynn 
Warren,  Moore 
Weese,  Sandy 
Witham,  Linda  Lee 
Woodward,  Robert  S. 
Yates,  Eleanor 


348 


Fresh 


resnmen 


Many  study others  relax  and  soak  up  the  sunshine. 


Ahlin,  Jan 

Abbot,  Kelton  Brent 

Anderson,  Carole  M. 


Cardon,  Wilford  A. 
Christian,  Bonnie 
Capps,  Garn  Stafford 


Clark,  S'onia  Diantha 
Coombs,  David  H. 
Cook,  Patsy 


Cramer,  Dioksie 
Crowther,  Joan 
Curtis,  Marriann  Jo 


Daw,  Janet 
Davis,  Beth  DeAnn 
Day,  Carol 
Dayton,  Lynn  T. 
Decker,  Barbara 
Derrick,  Karen 
Dewey,  Richard  Alan 
Dunyon,  Joleen 

Egbert,  Lawence  K. 
Edgley,  Evelyn 
Evensen,  Val 
Farnsworth,  Mary  Ellen 
Flint,  Richard  Allen 
Fossum,  Linda  K. 
Foulger,  David 
Freeman,  Robert  H. 

Frehner,  Graeme 
Frehner,  Roberta 
Fronk,  Frances  Kay 
Fugal,  Lois 
Fullmer,  David 
Geist,  Maureen 
Gerrard,  Judy  Norene 
Hugentobler,  Caralee 

Giannola,  Bob 
Hubbard,  Dale  S. 
Hull,  Marilyn 
Jacobs,  Gaye 
Jenkins,  Norman 
Jensen,  Carolyn 
Jensen,  C.  Neil 
Jensen,  Orson  Eugene 

Johnson,  Louise 
Jensen,  Larry  O. 
Johnson,  Judith  Ray 
Jones,  Connie 
Lake,  Carolyn 
Lamoreaux,  Isabella 
Lamp,  Carolyn 
Landvatter,  Karma  Joyce 

Larkin,  Eldon  Jones 
Larsen,  Charlene 
Layton,  Dean  S. 
Lewis,  Wayne 
Lewis,  Douglas  S. 
Lopez,  Leonor  Angelica 
Maughan,  Betty  LaVerne 
Memmott,  Muriel 

Skriver,  Darlene 
Smith,  Farrell 
Soloman,  Scott  Keith 
Sorenson,  Nadene 
Spackman,  Verlene 
Stryker,  Jerry  W. 
Yost,  Fay 
Wright,  William  G. 


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Freshmen 


Anderson,  Gary  E. 
Anderson,  Joan 
Anderson,  Sharon  Kay 
Ballard,  Sharon  Arlene 
Arnold,  Nancy 


Benson,  Jerome  Taft 
Birk,  Janis 
Blake,  Barbara 
Brower,  Ardis 
Bryant,  Carole 


Gentry,  Louise 
Bybee,  Klair  N. 
Camarillo,  Gloria 
Goodwin,  Douglas  C. 
Groshell,  Patricia 


Grappendorf,  Dick 
Gurr,  Kathryn  Ann 
Half  acre,  Bonnie  Gail 
Hatcher,  Sharyl 


Hubbert,  Annette  M. 
Jocobs,  Carrie 
Jagelun,  Nan  Yvonne 
James,  Robert  F. 
Jenson,  Gary  O. 
Jensen,  Ilene 
Jensen,  Jay  Cdell 
Jones,  Maicia 

Jensen,  Pauline 
Jones,  Ronald  Calvin 
Johnson,  Helen  Ruth 
Johnson,  Karen  Marie 
Johnson,  Linda 
Johnson,  Richard  B. 
Johnson,  Ruth  Marie 
Johnson,  Sharon  F. 

Johnston,  Howard  Wes 
Johansen,  Moani 
Justls,  Joan 
Keel,  Delmas  S. 
Kemp,  Julianne 
Menssen,  Juergen  W. 
Merrill,  Gene 
Knight,  Maureen  L. 

Mills,  Janice  M. 
Moesser,  Dorene 
Moody,  Merrill  Franklin 
McDaniel,  Kay 
McPherron,  Marilyn  Kay 
Oberosler,  Evelyn 
Paulson,  Weldon 
Pennington,  Shirley 

Pingree,  Julie 
Porter,  William  Dale 
Reisher,  Dorthy 
Richards,  Jean 
Rimlngton,  Nancy  Jane 
Robinson,  Walter  R. 
Rowley,  Phylis 
Robinson,  Nancy  A. 

Rowley,  Ranae  E. 
Sanders,  Ted  H. 
Schenk,  Larry 
Shumway,  Charles  L. 
Shupe,  Jennie  Marie 
Simpson,  Delores 
Skidmore,  Carol 
Smiley,  Sherril 

Smith,  Joan 
Smith  Allen 
Smith,  Kay  G. 
Smith,  LaVona 
Sorensen,  Billie  Lou 
Stephensen,  Beverly 
Stratford,  Larry  C. 
Stratton,  Carol  Le 


350 


Fresh 


resnmen 


Aubrey,  Sheryl  Jean 
Barton,  Edson  K. 
Beeson,  David  Ray 


After  a  hike  students  find  time  to  enjoy  nature. 


Clarke,  Denadene 
Clements,  Donald  William 
Conroy,  Constance 
Curtis,  Carolyn 
Daniels,  David  R. 
Davison,  Norman  Eugene 
Dean,  Dorothy 
Deshler,  Sandra  Lee 

Dewey,  JoAnne 
Dodd,  Graham 
Durfee,  Kaye  L. 
Farrimond,  Robert  T. 
Fowler,  Joyce  Elaine 
Gardner,  Frances 
Gibbs,  Ronald 
Goldbar,  Bonnie  Lou 


Gordon,  David  Raymond 
Griffin,  Loretta 
Grigg,  Barbara  Janet 
Grotegut,  Jill 
Grover,  Cardon  L. 
Guerra,  Ernesto 
Hadfield,  La  Vee 
Hansen,  Jacqueline 

Hair,  Patsy  Ann 
Hanchett,  Patricia  M. 
Hansen,  Noreen  E. 
Harward,  Oranee 
Henrie,  Donald  K. 
Howard,  Kathleen  E. 
Dennis,  Lorraine 
Moody,  Penny 

Nelson,  Shirley  Mae 
Moon,  Carole 
Pulsipher,  Ella 
Royle,  Jeanette 
Smith,  Norman  E. 
Smith,  Thomas  B. 
Sorensen,  Terry  C. 
Smithee,  Ardith 

Spaceman,  Darrell  V. 
Tidwell,  Roy  Lee 
Van  Tassell,  Joan 
Verhaaren,  Joy  A. 
Young,  Richard  K. 
Walker,  Bruce 
Walker,  Lary  C. 
Walter,  Larry  Dean 

Warnick,  Reed  Taylor 
Ward,  Delbert  Wilson 
Ward,  Sharron  Lynne 
Warren,  Patricia 
Weeks,  Gerald  C. 
Wells,  Sam 
White,  Karen  Rae 
Werntz,  Margaret 


351 


Fresh 


resnmen 


Balmer,  Janet 
Bennett.  Colleen 
Bennett,  Pearl 
Bentley,  Kenneth  J. 
Bodily,   Shari 


Charters,  Raymond  R. 
Christensen,  Douglas  Allen 
Coffel,  Shirley 
Despain,  William  J. 
Doty,  Ann  Marie 


Nell,  Wilma 
Parker,  Peggy 
Paulson,  Audrey 
Peterson,  Blaine 
Peterson,  Deanna  Faye 
Price,  Ralph  Lorin 
Provstgard,   Donna 
Pugmire,  Linda  Lee 

Pulsipher,  Von  W- 
Pulley,  Carol 
Ream,  Eldon  D. 
Redd,   S'terling  H. 
Reeves,  Patricia 
Remington,  Garth  I- 
Rex,  Nona  Marie 
Rieske,  Lee  M. 

Rice,  Beverly  Lynn  E. 
Roberts,  Linda 
Romney,  Joan  Marie 
Roper,  Clyde  V. 
Sabey,  Wayne 
Sogers,  Mario  W. 
Saling,  Charles  C. 
Saunders,  Vernon  D. 

Schade,  David 
Smith,  Patricia 
Smith,  Sharon  Lynn 
Sorensen,  Kay 
Steele,  Lynn 

Stockman,  Janice  Annette 
S'tokes.  Mary  Patricia 
Szeremi,  Elizabeth 

Taylor,  Sally  Marie 
Thomas,  Kathryn  J. 
Thorpe,  Donald  E. 
Thueson,  J.  Darrell 
Tidwell,  L.  Jean 
Titus,  Diann 
Turley,  Martha  Louise 
Turner,  Evelyn 

Turner,  Dorothy  Ruth 
Vollentine,  Cleone 
Webb,  Donna 
Weinheimer,   Gordon  E. 
Weske,  Freddie  Lou 
Williams,  Thomas  C. 
Wilson,  James  J. 
Walker,  Helen  Jo 

Windsor,  Judy  L. 
Ward,  Florence  C. 
Washburn,  Judith 
Waters,   Melvin  C. 
Watkin,  Sharon  Ann 
Walson,  Linda 
Watson,  Mary  Lorraine 
Watts,  Mary  Jean 


352 


Fresh 


men 


Anderson,  Dean  Ray 
Bachler,  Bill 
Bankhead,  Myrna   L. 


'here's  nothing  like  an  old  Banyan  for  reading  material 


Harris,  Beverly 
Henry,  Michael  R. 
Huband,  Edwin 
Ingles,  Joseph  LeGrand 
Jameson,  Karen 
Jackson,  Jack  Lawrence 
Jensen,  Terry  M. 
Jespersen,  Penny 

Jones,  Jerry  L. 
Jolley,  Rose  Marie 
Johnson,  Jonelle  E. 
Lee,  Byung  Ha 
Longerbeam,  Larry  S. 
Lyman,  Edith  Lucille 
Mauss,  Janice 
McCune,  Karen 

McClellan,  Warren  E. 
McEwan,  Nani 
Nelson,  Linda  Lee 
Nyman,  Carol 
Olsen,  Dee  R. 
Perry,  Elna 
Perry,   Evelyn 
Roberts,  Doris  A. 

Poulson,  Patricia 
Richmond,  Kaye 
Roberts,  Wendell 
Robison,  Janeen 
Robison,  Norman  L. 
Robison,  Ronald  E. 
Robinson,  Carraa 
Robinson,  Marjorie 

Robinson,  Doris 
Robinson,  Judy  M. 
Rodgers,  Paul  L. 
Rojas,  Olivia 
Rojas,  Rudolfo 
Ross,  Ann 
Ross,  Cecelia 
Ross,  Creig 

Rumble,  Ruth  B. 
Sandberg,  Selene 
Sanderson,  Patricia 
Slade,  Sheldon 
Stout,  LuJean 
Tippetts,  Connie  Rae 
Thayn,  Janet 
Thomas,  Marsha  Beth 

Williams,  Claree  Andrea 
Young  L  Grey 
Wilhelmsen,  Gail 
Wiliams,  Larry  S. 
White,  Marianne 
Wood,  Tom  R. 
Wood,  Kathleen 
Woodard,  Betty  Lee 


353 


Fresh 


men 


Anderson,  Donna  Rae 
Aycock,  Ann 
Byington,  Game  G. 
Christeansen,  Connie 
Christiansen,  David  G. 


Clayton,  Jeanette 
Clark,  Qaudia  Grace 
Cleqg,  Donna  Daleen 
Clanger.  De  Ann 
Cody,  Helen 


Douglas,  Jean 
Drake,  Robert  J. 
Duker,  Beppie  Anne 
Duncan,  Ronald 
Dunyon,  Ann 
Evans,  Layne  R. 
Faufate,  Palmyra  H. 
Duttom,  Diana 

Fechser,  Leslie 
Faulkner,  Kenneth  L 
Fieldhouse,  Eleanor  A. 
Finnell,  Jerald  E. 
Fitch,  James  W. 
Gardner,  Mattie  J. 
Ganick,  Shryl  Earl 
Hodgkinson,  Marie 

Hoffman,  Albert  W. 
Holiingshead,  Leon  G. 
Holman,  Donald  P. 
Homer,   Betty  I. 
Honda,  Vernon 
Horton,  LaMar  Jr. 
Hunt,  Phylis  Joan 
Isaacson,  Shirley  Ann 

Hutchison,  Jackie  Leroy 
Irvine,  Linda 
Keams,  Susan 
Keiser,  Bob 
Kendall,  Diane 
Kesler,  Fred  C. 
Knight,  Launa 
Kinghom,  Dennis  Ray 

Lambert,  Lucille 
Lange,  Terry 
Pryde,  Marvin 
Larsen,  Stirling  D. 
Richins,  Dean 
Sheffield,  Nan 
Shurtieff,  Lynn  R. 
Snow,  Glennda 

Smith,  Harvey  R. 
Smith  Ray  Thomas 
Sorensen,  David  K. 
Stark,  David  C. 
Starlin,  Joan  Elizabeth 
Steed,  Sherry 
Steenblik,  Sheila  Deane 
Steele,  Vemon  F. 

Swenson,  Donald  G. 
Tautkus,  Barbara 
Thorup,  Lee  Burgess 
Tucker,  Tim 
Vance,  Jerry  Kay 
Ward,  Marie  Anna 
Welsh,  Sheila 
Whiting,  LaRue 


354 


Fresh 


resnmen 


Adams,  Keith  L. 
Atkerson,  Christine 
Arnold,  Carol  Ann 


Ball,  Loris  N. 
Barker,  Linda 
Bateman,  Mel  Rae 


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Duffin,  Luann 
Huskey,  Ritchie  Devon 
Jarvis,  David  L. 
Jensen,  Karma 
Johnson,  Colleen 
Johnson,  Norma  Maye 
Jones,  Judith  Ariene 
Kinateder,  Douglas 

Judy,  Doyle 
Knapp,  Ellen  D. 
Korth,  Mary  Rose 
Larson,  Sigrid  Elaine 
Lawson,  Cheryl  Phyllis 
Lee,  Linda 
Lee,  Robert  Thomas 
Madden,  Charles  B. 

Mason,  Roger  N. 
Matson,  Lorena  Ra 
McDaniel,  Earl  W. 
Means,  Sidney  G. 
Miller,  Barbara 
Morgan,  Afton  Adolph 
Orgill,  Joel  I. 
Ostlund,  Karen  Ann 

Paris,  Nadine  C. 
Payne,  Bette 
Player,  Glenda 
Pond,  Karen  Lee 
Pratte,  Alf 
Price,  Sharon  V. 
Pullan,  Renee 
Pulsipher,  David  C. 

Ray,  Naty  Alice 
Rasmussen,  Lee 
Randall,  Dixie  Carol 
Rasmussen,  Le  Roy 
Rokes,  Kathleen 
Rollo,  Mary  Elizabeth 
Sandstorm,  Joan 
Rollston,  Carol  L. 

Santiage,  Francis 
Slater,  R.  Doyle 
Smith,  Arlen  Morgan 
Strong,  Philip  L. 
Thiriot,  Jeannetta 
Tinge  y,  L.  Kay 
Toronto,  Joseph  C. 
Tipwell,  Claudia 

Trone,  Marilyn  Joyce 
Turner,  Carolyn  Marie 
Ungermann,  Susan  Lee 
Whetten,  Lila  Lee 
Woodland,  Mike 
Woodward,  Carolyn  F. 
Yamasaki,  Jimmy 
Young,  Harry  B.  Jr. 


355 


Fresh 


men 


Allen,  David  Lawrence 
Aralon,  Helaman 
Ashby,  Keith  Donald 
Ball,  Laverl  N. 
Ball,  Andy 


Ashton,  Melvin  T. 
Barfuss,  George  W. 
Bates,  Douglas  F. 
Bright,  Dennis  A. 
Brough,  Evelyn 


Crook,  Mary  E. 
Crookston,  Stephen  T. 
Crum,  Elma  Mae 
Dale,  Diane 
Davis,  Naoma  Mila 
Dayley,  Barbara  Lee 
Dayley,  Newell 
Deputy,  Susan 

Dittmore,  Sandra 
Dutson,  Dixie 
Frazier,  Stephen  E. 
Goodrich,  Roger  Evans 
Hamblin,  Ellis  A. 
Harris,  R.  William 
Hubble,  Deanne 
Knudsen,  Lue 

Larson,  Karen 
Lewis,  Glenn  C. 
Lowe,  Marilyn  J. 
Lunt,  R.  Berkley 
Lundell,  Dean  Leon 
Ralphs,  Carol 
Ray,  Evan  C.  Jr. 
Redford,  Christie 

Reed,  Diane 
Schofield,  Sandra  Lee 
Scott,  Diane 
Scott,  George 
Scott,  Kathy 
Scott,  Sandra 
Scow,  Eldean 
Senzee,  Norma  Kay 

Skidmore,  Ronald 
Snow,  Joyce  Faye 
Snow,  Kathie 
Sproul,  Rella 
Sowby,  Karen  B. 
Stark,  Sarah  Lydia 
Steele,  Donald  H. 
Stegman,  Ronald 

Tidwell,  Ruth 
Stevens,  Merrillyn 
Thurman,  Kathleen 
Timms,  Derek 
Udall,  Dora  Adeline 
Vawdrey,  Irma  Rae 
Vorwaller,  Wesley 
West,  Don  J. 

Visscher,  Anah 
Wilhelmy,  Sue 
Williamson,  Dale 
Williamson,  Jean  Carol 
Wind,  James  Eugene 
Wrathall,  Grant  Rowberry,  Jr 
Wyatt,  Janette  B. 
Yates,  Lanny  M. 


356 


Anderson,  John  Stephen 
Andrus  Louise 
Antrim,  Lovina,  Joy 


Adair,  Neldon  K. 
Armstrong,  Beverly 
Bansener,  Karen  D. 


Babcock,  Janice  Elaine 
Ball,  Sam 
Burgovner,  Earl 


Broadbent,  William  E. 
Brown,  Marlene 
Burris,  Walter 


Jay    Liechty   finds    extra-curricular    activities    exhausting. 


Christensen,  Lura  Jean 
Chamberlin,  Kathy 
Christensen,  Jack  L. 
Christensen,  Rita 
Clement,  Lyle  M. 
Clinton,  Pat 
Coe,  Harvene 
Clark,  Kathleen 


Conover,  Ina 
Craner,  Carl  B. 
Croft,  Harvey  M. 
Denning,  Elizabeth  Ann 
Elder,  Clara  Lee 
Eddington,  Joann 
Eyre,  Snaila 
Fowles,  Sally  Jo 

Frey,  Le  Slie 
Finell,  Charles  Wayne 
Hoover,  Margret 
Kelly,  Patricia 
Hunter,  Sandra 
Kilbreth,  Barbara 
Leckie,  Ronald  Jay 
Larson,  Barbara 

Leftwich,  Mark  R. 
Lehmann,  Judith  H. 
Littledike,  Jacqueline 
Lochhead,  Linda 
Ludwig,  Edith 
McVaugh,  William  H. 
Roden,  Janet  L. 
Pugmire,  Caroline  Kay 

Roberts,  Joyce 
Robertson,  Frances  Camille 
Smith,  Allen  LeRoy 
Stanger,  Norma  1. 
Stoddard,  Larry  Bert 
Steel,  La  Rae 
Stone,  Gerald  P. 
Stoffer,  Lucile 

Taylor,  Leslie  D. 
Tanner,  Betty  Jean 
Taylor,  Mortensen 
Terry,  Lewis  L. 
Tetley,  Diane  Alice 
Thacker,  La  Preal 
Thomas,  Melva  J. 
Thacker,  Allan  Dale 

Thomas,  Snaron 
Thompson,  Gordon  H. 
Venema,  Lynette  K. 
Walker,  G.   Perrin 
White,  Sharon  Rae 
Whitney,  Kay 
Whittle,  Drew  L. 
Wilson,  John  M. 


f&i!-" 


357 


Fresh 


men 


Armstrong,  Beverly  Renee 
Barlow,  Lynne 
Bean,  Glade  S. 
Berland,  Lyndall  L. 
Blackburn,  Loye  E. 


*  %  l 


Heesch,  Craig  Faye 
Heder,  Diane  Claudia 
Horton,  Sondra 
Jacob,  Karin 
Johnson,  Barbara  Ann 
Johnson,  Karen 
Johnson,   Patricia  G. 
Jordan,  Lee  T. 

Kolehmainen,  Teritu 
Judd,  Pauline 
Larsen,  Jay  Richard 
Lent,  Kenneth  M. 
Longhurst,  Madge 
Lumpkins,  Chris 
Lundgren,  Janet  Marilyn 
Lunt,  Judy  Ann 

Martinez,  Clara 
McGinnes,  Robert  Drue 
McMeen  Elaine 
MacGregor,  Judith  A. 
Moser,  Blair  V. 
Mote,  George  E. 
Neff,  Joann  B. 
Nichols,  Carma  Sue 

Oesterling,  Lani  Louise 
Parry,  Stephen  C. 
Pearson,  Judith  Ann 
Peterson,  Marian 
Petty,  Louise 
Ragsdale,  Patricia 
Raya,  Evangelina 
Rasmussen,  Linda 

Shaw,  Celestia  Grace 
Spann,  Mable 
Strange,  Leona  L. 
Taioa,  Navor  B. 
Taylor,  Ronnie 
Telck,  Margaret  Jane 
Thurgood,  Beth  Ann 
Van  Dam,  Gloria 

Traasdahl,  Madeline  A. 
Walkingshaw,  Carol  Lee 
Wangsgard,  Dalene 
Wheeler,   Rita  Lorraine 
Wilding,  Robert  L. 
Woodruff,  Gaile 
Young,  Phyllis 
Zinn,  Pat 


358 


reshmen 


Carson,  Judith  Elizabeth 
Charles,  William  F. 
Cookayne,  Judy  Kaye 
Corbett,  Harold  S. 
Corey,  Patricia  Mary 
Cox,  Carol  Ann 
Crane,  Caroline  Patricia 
Crittenden,  Jerald  C. 

Cunninghams,  Kaye 
Davis,  Richard  Leroy 
Dennis,  Karol  Ann 
De  Ryke,  Edith 
Ensign,  Richard  Doug 
Erickson,  David  W. 
Ewing  Dana 
Frandsen,  Melvin  Keith 

Fielden,  Connie  Leone 
Gadd,  Carol 
Garber,  R.  Mike 
Garner,  Carol  Lynne 
Garrett,  Barbara  Ann 
Goble,  Kenneth  Grant 
Goodwin,  Penny 
Hamblin,  David  Curtis 

Hedquist,  Norma 
Helbig,  Nancy  Lee 
Holmes,  Marian 
Householder,  Dawnna 
Hunter,  Sharon  J. 
Johnson,  Marlene 
Jueschke,  Judith 
Jeppson,  Annalee 

Lewis,  Joseph  Ronald 
Lewis,  Margaret 
Lillywhite,  Susan  Carol 
Livingston,  Ronald  Wallace 
Lopossa,  Lynne  C. 
McKinnon,  Delia  LaRae 
Miller,  Bobbe-Ann 
Neilson,  Albert  S. 

Miller,  Ellis  W. 
Reese,  Thomas 
Rigby,  Janet  J. 
Scalmanini,  James  R. 
Smoke,  Betty  Gene 
Steele,  Dorothy  Ellen 
Strong,  Brent 
Thompson,  George  B. 

Swainston,  Madelyn 
Van  Thiel,  Rineke 
Wiliams,  Ann 
Williams,  John  Brent 
Williams,  Thomas  M. 
Wood,  Sylvia 
Wright,  Patsy  Lo  Ann 
Woolley,  Joanne 


359 


Fresh 


men 


Alger.  Ellen  Afton 
Allen,  Larry  Carl 
Anderson,  James  L. 
Ashcraft,  Georgia 
Bangerter,  Janice 


Attryde,  Sandra  Charlene 
Baker,  Parley  John 
Barnes,  Carol  Ann 
Bell,  Robbie  Jean 
Bartholomew,  Errol 


Bonelli,  Mary  Letha 
Boyce,  Kalhryn  Sherryl 
Boyce,  Paul  Richard 
Brady,  Sandra 
Brink,  Charlene  Key 


Bryan,  John  C. 
Bossard,  Ben  E. 
Byers,  Sharon  Lee 
Buckner,  Daniel  Thomas 
Bullock,  Diane 


Bushman,  Dennis  R. 
Calder,  Suzanne 
Coates,  Barbara  Naomi 
Conover,  Louise 
Cox,  Melba  Yvonne 
Drake,  Beverly  Ann 
Dunkley,  James  Leonard 
Dunn,  Gary  Jot 

Dutson,  Gary  D. 
Eddington,  G.  Joane 
Eliason,  Berl  Clair 
Fife,  Mary  Ellen 
Fischer,  Clyde  F. 
Fischer,  Lynn 
Gertsch,  Karen 
Fitzgerald,  Hal  R. 

Gilbert,  Myma 
Grant,  Dale  E. 
Grant,  Leo  Melvin 
Green,  Bonnie 
Goldup,  Laurel 
Hale,  Norma  Lynn 
Hansen,  Janet  Faye 
Hastings,  Robert  (Bob) 

Hamblin,  Georgia 
Hathaway,  Scott 
Hedrick,  Carolyn  S. 
Hetner,  Shannon  Jo 
Hellewell,  Sandra  Joy 
Henrie,  Judith  McVoy 
Hill,  Melba  Ramona 
Hindley,  Donna  Rae 

Hiltbrand,  Ann 
Hitchcock,  Jerry  L. 
Hodson,  Keith  D. 
Ireland,  Phyllis  Diane 
Jacobson,  David  A. 
James,  Larry  Dean 
Jensen,  Elaine 
Jensen,  Judy 

Jensen,  R'lene 
Johnson,  Dian  Loan 
Jones,  Kathi 
Jones,  Linda  Margo 
Larson,  Dallas  W. 
Jensen,  Lorraine 
Nichols,  Marcia 
Pennington,  Roy  B. 

Porter,  Blaine  Dell 
Percy,  Lyndon  J. 
Rediord,  Colleen 
Ripple,  Jessie 
Robinson,  Sharon 
Ross,  Joan 
Smart,  Antoinette 
Trujillo,  Rafaela 


360 


reshmen 


Call,  Don  R. 
Busselberg,  Evonne 
Cazean,  Alan  Ray 
Chadwick,  Carol 
Chamberlain,  Monte 
Collings,   Tucker 
Cox,  M.  Jean 
Dockslader,  Bruce 

Gross,  Wallace  C. 
Green,  Melvalee 
Hale,   Sherry 
Hancock,  Richard  M. 
Hartvigsen,  Richard  Neil 
Haslam,  Jo  Ann 
Hastings,  Sylvia 
Hatcher,  Shirley 

Haymore,  F.  Ronald 
Hickman,  Regina 
Jarvis,  Donald  K. 
Jensen,  Dave 
Jones,  Randy 
Jorgensen,  Ayn 
Maxfield,  Emma  Marie 
Magleby,  Mayva  Anne 

McMullin  Samma  Jane 
Millerberg,  Diane 
Nally,  Lonnie  B. 
Nebeker,  Spencer 
Neal,  Allen 
Neilson,  Patricia 
Or  Miston,  Loretta  Jean 
Oxborrow,  Kathy  Sue 

Purvis,  Archie  C. 
Paul,  Charles  Leo 
Peterson,  Joan  M. 
Quinnett,  Paul  G. 
Roach,  William  N. 
Robinson,  Gene  Roland 
Rochfort,  Terry 
Rosvall,  Rhea  Mae 

S'chnepf,  Darel  W. 
Shaffer,  Howard  C. 
Smith,  Don  S. 
Smith  Richard 
Sparks,  Helen 
Sporcich,  Carol  Elaine 
Stahle,  Glenna 
Spell,  Carolyn  Joyce 

Staten,  Jim 
Taylor,  Lynn  L. 
Tessay,  Dorinda 
Thompson,  Kay 
Twara,  Henry  Yoshiyuk. 
Ungermann,  Susan  Lee 
Walker,  Kenneth  B. 
Welton,  Robert  B. 


361 


V 


Allen,  David  Thomas 
Austin,    Pat 
Beck,   Elizabeth 
Bennett,  Roger  H. 
Black,  Arvid  Kay 


Bodily,  Merlyn  R. 
Cleland,  Richard  D. 
Coats,  Carolyn 
Hawes,  Merlin  P. 
Hansen,  Karen 


Haycock,  Steven 
Jensen,  Darryl  M. 
Jensen,  Marjorie  Anne 
Knapp,  Jeff 
Larsen,  Sharon  Roberta 


Larsen,  Knud  S. 
Larson,  Mary  Sue 
Latier,  Lorna  Lu 
Laudie,  Robert 
Lauritzen,  Leonne 


Leavitt,  Carolyn 
Lawlor,  Dale  W. 
Lead,  Margaret 
Lee,  James  Victor 
Lee,  Patricia  B. 
Madsen,  Judy  A. 
Marcroft,  Donna 
Marler,  Loene 

Martin,  Woodford  L. 
Mathie,  Lynn  R. 
McCluskey,  Kenneth  M. 
McConkie,  Sarah 
Meier,  Jerome  D. 
Mickelsen,  Carol  A. 
Moyle,  Rose  Ann 
Moffat,  Dennis  G. 

Mullen,  Loralee 
Murdock,  Joyce 
Murdock,  J.  Larry 
Nakken,   Dixie   Ann 
Nelson,  Lowell 
Nichols,  Nancy  Ruth 
Oman,  Sandra  L. 
Olson,  Jerri 

Oswald,  Blaine 
Otte,  Alvin  Martin 
Ovard,  Judith  Ann 
Owen,  Joan 
Owen,  Judy 

Packard,  Bernard  Bernie 
Parkin,  Edwin  H. 
Park,  Curtis  J. 

Parks,  Jane  Ronell 
Parry,  Sharon 
Partridge,  Jerry  A. 
Passey,  Kaye  Louise 
Paxton,  Robert  Charles 
Payne,  Lioyd  Verale 
Peck,  Katherine 
Peterson,  Darwin 

Peterson,  Dale  E. 
Pollock,  John 
Prestwich,  Louise 
Ouesenberry,  Phyllis 
Richhart,  Richard  L. 
Skousen,  Bob 
Smith,  James  R. 
Sorensen,  Bonnie  Rae 

Stevenson,    George   Michae 
Sumpter,  Kenneth  Rush 
Thrush,  Rose  LaRae 
Tucker,  Edwin  Reed 
Van  DeMerwe,  Bea 
Wolfley,  Valera 
Wright,  Gearld  Lewis 
Wright,  Janet  L. 


362 


reshmen 


Adkins,  Lelly  Mae 
Allen,  Harrietann 
Anderson,  Ada  Annelle 


Armstrong,   Ellis  Bruce 
Asay,  Sandra 
Anderson,  Janis 


Atkisson,   Barbara 
Banner,  Sherma 
Atwood,  Sondra 


Barron,  Joan  Christie 
Basinger,  Joanne 
Barrow,  Jeanetle 


Experiments  result  in  increased  knowledge  for  students. 


Beokstrom,  Paul  H. 
Bergam,  Darvis 
Besner,  Linda 
Blair,  Neal  Brian 
Black,  Lorene 
Blaylock,  Yvonne 
Booth,  Dona  Marilyn 
Boley,  Nancy  Laureen 

Bronson,  Tracy  Victor 
Broderick,  Pat  A. 
Buss,  Gene  W. 
Butler,  Leone  Gena 
Call,  John  W. 
Cheeseman,  William  E. 
Christensen,  Craig  W. 
Cole,  Russell 

Clyniok,  Carole  E. 
Cox,  Frank 
Damron,  Paul  E. 
Dayley,   Bob  Gene 
Ewing,  Mardell 
Fleming,  Laura  A. 
Foley,  Sandra  D. 
Foster,  Ken  G. 

Garrett,  Ben  Hill 
Gillespie,  Marilyn  Rae 
Green,  Nancy  Ruth 
Greenwood,  Kay 
Hales,  Loretta  Joan 
Hall,  Katie  Dean 
Harris,  Renelle 
Hatch,   LaPreal 

Heal,  Sandra 
Heilner,  Richard  David 
Hewett,   David  E. 
Hyde,  G.  Osmond 
Jameson,  Virginia 
Jarman,  Don  Burton 
Kelly,  Barbara 
Keely,  Roy  Allen 

Kershaw,  Dianne 
Larsen,  Margaret  Ann 
Neath,  Stephen  K. 
Nelson,  Larry  C. 
Page,  Joan 

Petersen,  Nels  Lowell 
Ross,  Nancy 
Roylance,  Kenneth  O. 

Sohemensky,  Geniel 
Soewirjo 

Spencer,  Joe  Lynn 
Taber,  Henry  Eugene 
Thomas,  Mary  Hane 
Thompson,  Karen 
Zunich,  Deanne  Louise 
Villalobos,  Efrain 


Hi/1 


363 


Fresh 


men 


a  ^  i 


AUred,  Diane 
Adhton,  Norma  Jean 
Andersen,  LaMar 
Anderson,  Kenneth 
Baldauf,  Martha 


Barfus,  Maxine  Georgia 
Barney,  Diane 
Barton,  Billy  Joe 
B.ates,   Cornelia  M. 
Belton,   Linda  J. 


Belnap,  Dean  H. 
Best,  Mary  L, 
Bishop,  Dale 
Blakemore,   Susan 
Bowe,  Richard  I. 


Boam,  Ann 
Bradbury,  Roberta 
Brazil,  Linda  L. 
Brown,   Richard  C. 
Cannon,  Vance 


Colyar,  J.  P. 
Driscoll,  Jerry  A. 
Dunn,  Stanley  W. 
Giles,  Lawrence  C. 
Hinckley,  Kathleen 
Johnson,   Grant  H. 
Kennedy,  Leon  J. 
Johnson,  John  Lewis 

Kirkpatrick,  Elizabeth  Ann 
Larsen,  Wayne  Ammon 
Lewis,   Glenn  C. 
Miller,  Toft  C. 
Mills,  Oula 
Morgan,  Neil  William 
Mollerup,  Carol  A. 
Morr,  Bruce  Robert 

Morris,  Jack  B.  Jr. 
Nackos,  Frank  J. 
Newbold,  Maureen 
Nobbs,  Ronald  C. 
Noel,  Wanda  Lee 
Norton,  DeRay 
Olsen,   Rea 
Pack,  Annette  Ruth 

Pack,  Russell  Allyn 
Palmer,   Philip  L. 
Payne,  Charles 
Petersen,  Judy  Ann 
Petersen,  Joyce  LaVerne 
Polly,  Karen  E. 
Powelson,  Douglas 
Randall,  Janet  Gay 

Priestly,   Bonnie 
Ramsay,  Ken 
Rasmussen,  Robyn  K. 
Raven,  Errol  Jay 
Recht,  Charles  H. 
Redd,  Judith 
Reisner,  Lillian 
Rex,  Katherine 


Richins,  Eddie 
Rowley,  Hugh  A. 
Rust,  David  W. 
Stein,  Nancy 
Stewart,   Udell 
Stewart,  Dale  John 
Taggart,  Jean 
Sullivan,    Colleen 

Tanner,  Darlene  Odell 
Thacker,  Eloy  G  . 
Thomander,  Dawn 
Tidey,  Joanne  Claire 
Timothy,  Gayl 
Washburn,  Virginia 
Waymire,  Lee  E. 
Whisenant,   Vernis  C. 


364 


Fresh 


men 


Atack,  Rodney  M. 
Bonilla,  Marta  Consuelo 
Brown,  Richard  Sidney 


Budge,  Eleanor  Wynn 
Butler,  Ardyth 
Castagno,   Ella   Merle 


Cook,  Sterling  L. 
Christensen,   Margaret 
Champion,  Dean  John 


Dahl,  Claudia 
Douglass,  Randall  V. 
Durrant,  Deanna 


Student  leaders  discussed  future  plans  at  Bryce  Canyon. 


Frost,  Louise 
George,  John  Karl 
Gutiarrez,   Andrew  Paul 
Holbrook,  Linda 
Holmes,  Nelda  Ann 
Holmes,   Walter  William  Jr. 
Holt,  Clifforn 
Horlaoher,  Jim  R. 

Hughes,  Cherlyn 
Hull,   Nona 
Hunter,  Jeraldine 
Kaiser,  Jacqueline 
Kammerman,  John  C. 
Keeie,  Thomas  N. 
Killpack,  Cheryl 
Killpack,   Perry  Leon 

Kjergard,  James  Lee 
Knudson,  Jalair  Lueretia 
La  Follelte,  Bob 
Lank,  Clifford  Owen 
Laursen,  Kay  William 
Lewis,  Joseph  Marvin 
Monson,  Margia 
Naegle,  John  C. 

Parry,  Helen  Marlene 
Purdy,   Norma 
Rainey,  Linda 
Redd,  Verna 
Reynolds,  Max  J. 
Riggs,  Faye 
Rying,  Hennette 
Sandstrom,  John  Leonard 

Schofield,  Patrick  B. 
Shields,  Clair  H. 
Simmons,  Sandra  Lou 
Simms,  David  M. 
Skeen,  Nancy  Jill 
Smith,   LaVonne 
Smith,  Louise 
Stevens,  Karen 

Smith,  Robeit  W. 
Stoddard,  Louise 
Stohl,  John  Lloyd 
Swift,  Jane 
Symons,  Margene 
Tate,  Thomas  E. 
Taylor,  Jeanette 
Three,  Mary  E. 

Tingey,  Blaine 
Tobler,  Anna  Mae 
Trott,  Phillip  E. 
Waldron,  Robert  A. 
We  string,  Janet 
Willardson,  Linda  Lee 
Wolz,  Lougene 
Whiting,  James  Bruce 


mm 


^Pf„«j 


365 


Fresh 


men 


Adkins,  Ivan  D. 
Adamson,  Jeanene 
Arbon,  Richard  D. 
Arnold,   Jackie 
Ashby,  Sandra 


Bain,  Darlene 
Bain,  Janet 
Baker,   Charlene 
Ball,  Judy 
Ball,  Jennie 


Egbert,  Delores  Ann 
Davis,  Charles  W. 
Emmetl,  Judi  J. 
Fillmore,  Bill 
Fish,   Errol  Ross 
Fisher,  Franklin  F. 
Goodrich,  Drew 
Herold,  Robert  C. 

Hanseen,  Sondra  Kaye 
Harvey,  Bruce  Douglas 
Herzinger,  Raymond  George 
Higham,  Merrill  F. 
Hill,  Dallas  Lynn 
Jex,  Earl  Morgan 
Macklin,  Marcia 
Martin,  James  G. 

Mayer,  Janet  Elaine 
May,  Dorothy 
Mayer,  Nancy 
Merrill,  Myma  Joan 
Miller,  Patricia  Lee 
Montgomery,  David  C. 
Muhlestein,  Richard  Dee 
Nelson,  Jeniel 

Nielsen,  Shanna  Lee 
Olivas,  Jose  Saul 
Olsen,  Kent  J. 
Peters,  Gordon  C. 
Pollock,  Beryl  Jean 
Potter,  Marge 
Radmall,  David  W. 
Rasmussen,  Craig  William    ! 

Reece,  Joleen 
Reese,  Gloria 
Reese,  Jane 

Remde,  Adelheid  Heidi 
Richins,  Janice 
Ricks,  Kathleen 
Salerni,  Beverly  Ann 
Sanchez,   Carlos   Jorge 

Saunders,    Gwen   Ella 
Shepherd,  David  R. 
Stevenson,  Alexander 
Suarez,  Olga  Marina 
Sullivan,  Jon  Michael 
Tedrick,  Margaret 
Thompson,  Carol 
Tirey,  Merlene 

Tolman,  Gerald  Cheney 
Tomlinson,  Ronald  Delbert 
Tracy,  Loma  Joy 
Trevin,  Rodolf 
Van  Wagoner,  Katherine  I 
White,  Ruth 
Wright,  Carol  Lynn 
Wright,  Max  L 


366 


If  tomorrow's  exams  were  only  a  dream. 


Hatley,  Joan 
Hawk,  Judy  Marie 
Hayward,  Eddie 
Hegsted,  Evelyne  A. 
Heiner,   Gary  Lee 
Henderson,  Peter 
Higginbotham,  Sharley 
Hill,  Sarah  Jeanelte 

Hilden,  Alice  Kay 
Madsen,  Nina 
Madsen,  Rosalie 
Magleby,  Marilyn 
Magnusson,  Sherri 
Maher,  Patrick  J. 
Main,   Jim 
Manwill,  Iva  Aliens 

Mainor,  Gail 
Marchant,  Beth  Ivy 
Marchant,  Duane  Harding 
Marion,  Melvin  J. 
Markham,  Elza 
Martin,  Vicki  Dee 
Martineau,  Jeanette 
Mathews,  Karen  A. 

Mathews,  Neldon  C. 
McAllister,  Jack  S. 
McCauley,  Evalyn  L. 
McClellan,  Delna 
McCloskey,  Caldona 
McClurg,  Gary 
McDaniel,  Evalena 
McCune,  Blake  N. 

McDaniel,  Lucy  S. 
McDowell,  Mary  Ella 
Meiners,  bonis  G. 
Murdoch,  Susan  Nibley 
Musick,  Linda  Ruby 
Musatt,  James 
Nate,  Dee  Ann 
Olson,  Sonja 

Nay,  Barbara 
Nelson,  Ra  Voe 
Noreen,  Diane  Y. 
Orahood,  Delpha  R. 
Penrod,  Carol 
Perry,  Marvin  S. 
Peters,  Sonya  A. 
Smith,  James  B. 

Stoker,  Judith  Faye 
Spencer,  Joyceen 
Tahauri,  T.  T.  Arthur 
Trumball,  Elnor  A.  Lucille 
Tucker,  Karen 
Westwood,  Roger 
Young,  Eddie  Don 
Yorgason,  Sandra  Joan 


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Fresh 


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Carter,  Dell  Robert 
Allan,  William  Roy 
Carey,  Nancy  E. 


Dalby,  Virginia 
Harper,  Elwin  Kay 
Hansen,  Willard  L. 


Hanson,  Roy  L. 
Harding,  Liane 
Harrison,  Larry 


Harvey,  Bessie 
Harvey,  Bonn!  D. 
Hartley,  Charles  Mann 


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Bamum,  L.  Jeneal 
Bingham,  La  Monte 
Black,  Doris 
Blad,  Blaine  L 
Bo  wen,  Patrick  Gale 


Borresen,  Helene 
Bowers,  Diane 
Brewster,  James  E. 
Bright,  Darns  J. 
Broberg,  Julianne 


Howard,  Roy  William 
Hokanson,  Devon  E. 
Hoover,  Carol  B. 
Howarth,  John  W. 
Howell,    Mary   L. 
Ikpe,  Susan 
Houghton,  Bob  W. 
Irvine,  Jim 

Johnson,  Jack  P. 
Jennings,  Elaine 
Johnson,  Sharon  Lou 
Larsen,  Larry  C. 
Lenroot,  Vera  Anne 
Levie,   Macel 
Liddle,  Joe  D. 
Liddle,  Wallace  S. 

Lorrigan,  Monte  Tom 
Linford,  Margaret  Ann 
Lowry,  H.  Clay 
Luke,    Kathryn 
Lunceford,  Gerald 
Miller,  James  F. 
Morgan,  Jackeen 
Monroe,  Sherry  Lee 

Morgan,  Patricia  Ann 
Morley,  Aharon 
Morrell,  Nancy  Ann 
Morrill,  David 
Morrison,   Floy  John 
Morrow,  Melvin  K. 
Nielsen,   Dorothy 
Nielson,  Allen  Russel 

Nielson,  Merritt  D. 
Norris,  Rob  M. 
Norton,  Lynda  Dawn 
Oaks,  Evelyn 
Ogata,  Mamoro 
Okiekan,   Darlene 
Olsen,  Holly 
Ogden,  Karen 

Olsen,  Linda  Nan 
Olsen,  Ronald  E. 
Olsen,  Terry 
Olson,  Kenyon  R. 
Olson,   Linda 
Oviatt,   Robert 
Paul,  Brent  W. 
Passmore,  Vernene 

Phillips,  Barbara 
Reeder,  Dennis  J. 
Reeve,  Julie 
Richardson,  Donna  L. 
Sego,  William  A. 
Thompson,  Pat 
Wright,  Anna 
Spice,  Perry  LeRoy 


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Andersen,  John 
Anderson,  James  R. 
Barnhurst,  LaNord  John 


Barney,  Luine 
Brown,  Nad  R. 
Brown,  Jerry 


Brown,  Rex  A. 
Croxford,  Kay  Val 
Dahl,  Claudia 


Dunning,  Tom 

De  Gregorio,  Joseph  P. 

Driggs,  Paul  C. 


ctivities  are  an  important  part  of  students'   education. 


Engebretsen,  David  H. 
Eschler,  Harold 
Gallagher,  Terance 
Greenwell,   Carla 
Hamilton,  Wallace 
Hardy,  Clinton  Ray 
Hardy,  Karel 
Hart,  Gary  L. 

Herron,  Lynn  E. 
Hartvigsen,  Richard  Neil 
Hawkes,  John  D. 
Hendrickson,  Cliff 
Hodgins,  Darrell  L.  Jr. 
Jensen,  Winston  McKay 
Huntsman,  Karma 
Hunt,  Barbara 

Johnson,  Diane 
Johnson,  Elaine  A. 
Johnson,  Elizabeth  A. 
Johnson,  Lurline 
Johnson,  Patricia  E. 
Johnson,  Rulon  H. 
Kinka  De,  Robert  L. 
Lau,  Daniel  Richard 

Lawlor,  Dal© 
Livingston,  Jack  R. 
Low,  Kathy 
Martinez,  Clara  Teresa 
Mathews,  Vergie  Kay 
Mentry,  Monte  E. 
Morse,  Bart  J. 
Muir,  Russell 

Oliver,  Lorraine 
Noel,  Nancy  L. 
Nuttall,  Patricia 
Olsen,  Kent 
Orme,  Stanford  M. 
Osborne,  Sue 
Petersen,  Howard 
Owen,  John  T. 

Pickering,  Richard 
Porter,  Blaine  D. 
Rice,  Bill  A. 
Ricks,  William 
Rose,  Pricilla 
Salinas,  Robert 
Scanlon,  Shauna  Marie 
Spendlove,  Margaret  E. 

Sheffield,  Ann 
Stone,   Gerald  P. 
Taylor,  Jeanette 
Telck,  Margaret  Jane 
Thompson,  Harvey- 
Turner,  Carolyn  Marie 
Warren,  Jean  E. 
Webb.  Marilynne 


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Bell,  Robert  A. 
Bagley,  Max 
Blackhurst,  Sarah  Ann 
Calbreath,    Margaret   Ann 
Croxford,  Gary  Lloyd 


Drage,  Berniece  C. 
Drennen,  Bob  W. 
Fesler,  Faye  Louise 
Gates,  Franklin  T. 
Gilliland,  Steve 


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Gunn,  Jerrilyn  K. 
Gunderson,  Gary 
Hagberg,  Robin  Carl 
Hale,  Garron  R. 
Hall,  L.  Deann 
Hammond,  Karen 
Hobecfc,  Marion 
Halladay,  Merlene  (Mickey: 


Hollinger,  Lorna  Rae 
Howard,  Mickie  Rawnie 
Jackson,  Carl  H. 
Jones,  Karen 
Jones,  Keith  LaVar 
Jongsma,   Deanne 
Ivie,  Virgil  S. 
Kearsley,  Renee 

Kartchner,  Judy  LaNae 
Kendrick,  Katherine 
Kernwein,  Dorothy 
Kimball,  Sara  Ann 
Knight,  David  D. 
Kchler,  Norman 
Kurt2,  Beth 
Laster,  Shari 


Lee;  Mary  Jean 
Leavitt,  Neva 
Leigh,  Mary  Louise 
Neil,  Roberta 
Nielson,  Dixie 
Nooner,  Tennie  Joy 
Meacham,  Douglas  G. 
Middleton,  Marilyn 

Millet  Floyd  Jackson  (Jack) 
Millward,  Joseph  D. 
Miner,  F.  Lynn 
Mitchell,  Gilbert  A. 
Moody,  Lester  Y. 
Moon,  Elaine 
Mortensen,  Donna 
Moray,  Marie 

Moses,   Wayne  C. 
Murphy,  Sheridon  Leo 
Olsen,  Burton  K. 
Olson,  Beverly 
Provan,  E.  Carolyn 
Pusey,  John  Richards 
Roberts,  Julie 
Schoheld,  Pat 

Schastey,  Gratia 
Seckinger,  Janet 
Shaw,  Douglas  G. 
Sheridon,  Murphy 
Singer,  Harold  E. 
Sled,  Martha  Lynett 
Smith,   Gary  Lee 
Van  Leuven,  Jo  Ann 


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Chapman,  James  E. 
Conover,  Louise 
Etack,  Rodney  M. 


James,  Cheryel  A. 
Hanks,  Lawrence  S. 

Judd,  James  T. 


Johnson,  Ted  D. 
Lawyer,  Judith  Ellen 
Lee,  Ken  N. 


Liljenquist,  John  E. 
Likes,  Ivan  LeRoy 
Loveless,  Connie 


Knowledge  doesn't  come  without  study  and  application. 


Malan,  Ronald  F. 
Mantle,  Janet 
McConnell,  Robert 
Miller,  Thomas  L. 
Monson,  Darlene 
Morrill,  Karen  Kaye 
Morris,  Suzy  Ann 
Mortimer,  William  J. 

Oldroyd,  Hannah  Louise 
Oliver,   Carol   Lorraine 
Olson,  Karen  Lynn 
Osboum,  Sue  A. 
Oxborrow,  Joan 
Pace,  Joan 

Pearce,  LaReta  Eileen 
Peterson,  Marian 

Peterson,  Joan 
Pratt,  Gary  L. 
Reese,  John  Gayle 
Riggs,  Charlene  Beth 
Rizzari,  Theresa  M. 
Schwab,  Jeanne  M. 
Seymour,  Patricia  Ann 
Simons,  Jerold  Jean 

Shelton,  Joe 
Shepherd,  Maureen 
Shumway,  Eric  Brandon 
Slade,  Billie  L. 
Smith,  Carolyn  G. 
Smith,  Darleen 
Smith,  Duane  N. 
Smith,  Norman  Clair 

Smith,  Nancy  Lee 
Smith,  Peggy  Dornine 
Smith,  Stephen  Thomas 
Smyth,  Robert  Neil 
S'teed,  Barbara  Ann 
Stone,  Jacqueline  Lee 
Stringer,  Norma  Jean 
Thomhill,  Frances 

Stucki,  Dora 
Turner,  Sherri  M. 
Twitchell,  Melvin  Arthur 
Upstill,  Suzann 
Walker,  James  Joe 
Walker,  Ronald  W. 
Wallace,  Karen  A. 
Walter,  Roger  Kenneth 

Watson,  Roger  C. 
Weight,  Nedra  Louise 
Wills,  Sharon  Diane 
Winn,  Grant  M. 
Workman,  William  S. 
Wrathall,   Donald    Prior 
Young,  Sherrill 
Young,  Fred  D. 


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Throckmorton,  Mary  Alice 
Yancey,  Marvin  V. 
Young,  John  M. 


Haven't  either  of  you  got  a  comic  book?  This  is  gonna  last  till  ten,  you  know. 


Bone,  Bruce 
Cottrell,  Irene 
Dial,  John  R. 
Flinders,  Robert  F. 
Gieck,  Sharon  Lee 
Griffin,  Dixie 
Hall,  Judith  Diana 


Hanby,  Janet  Y. 
Higgins,  Heather 
Holmes,  Frances 
James,  Janet 
Jeffery,  Elizabeth 
Johnson,  Connie 
Kenney,  Dee 


Langford,  Gordon 
Larsen,  Boyd  Alan 
Leak,  Sandra  G. 
Lyon,  Kathryn  Linda 
Marlow,  Jay  W. 
Maughan,  Mark  W. 
Miller,   Ann 


Miller,  Henry  N. 
Moore,  Walter  J. 
Morrill,  Glenda  Rose 
Murphy,  Richard  Frank 
Nail,  Margery  Ann 
Pray,  Hal  A. 
Smith,  James 


Smith,  Netha  Jane 
Smith,  Ron  H. 
Smith,  Sharon  O. 
Stevenson,  Karin  Marie 
Suico,  Richard  Allen 
Sundwall,  Katherine 
Tame,  Myrna  Lois 


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Miss  Horsechester! !  Put  away  that  comb  and  tissue  paper.  NOW. 
Today  I'd  like  to  tell  you  about  the  life  of  Karl  G.  Maeser. 


Did  you  have  to  put  my  change  in  the  punch? 


C'mon  everybody!  We  found  the  guy  that  lost 
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The  bell  tolls,  as  within  those  doors 

Flow  the  fragrant  memories  of  the  past. 

The  aged,  grey  walls  of  weathered  hue, 

Breath  softly  in  the  light  spring  breeze 

To  tell  of  laughing  children 

Who  have  romped  around  the  grounds 

And  built  their  golden  castles 

In  the  air. 

And  the  trees,  expectant  and  patient 

Wait 

As  the  human  pageant  passes  by 

To  fulfill  its  destiny, 

Only  those  of  feeling  heart 

Hearing  the  voice  of  the  old  school. 


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History  Section 


Friday,  October  4,  1957,  marked  the  beginning  of  man's 
conquest  of  space,  as  a  Russian  satellite  blasted  into 
an  orbit  560  miles  above  the  earth.  Reactions  to  this  re- 
markable scientific  achievement  were  strange  as  well 
as  sober.  In  Tokyo  "land"  rights  on  Mars  jumped  from 
55  cents  to  $2.58  an  acre.  Secretary  of  State  Dulles  con- 
firmed that  the  successful  launching  of  Sputnik  by 
Russia  had  aroused  the  country  and  Congress  to  the 
importance  of  the  missiles'  program.  Alexander  V.  Top- 
chiev,  a  leading  member  of  the  Soviet  Academy  of 


Sciences,  said  that  the  achievement  made  possible  "the 
natural  victory  of  socialism  over  capitalism"  in  the  race 
for  leadership  in  science.  Sputnik  I  weighed  184  pounds 
and  on  November  3rd,  Sputnik  II  was  launched,  weigh- 
ing 1,120  pounds.  On  Friday,  January  31,  1958,  the 
American  baby  moon  was  successfully  launched  by 
the  Army,  thus  breaking  the  Russian  monopoly  of  outer 
space.  In  the  years  that  lie  ahead,  it  is  certain  that  man 
will  make  conquests  startling  in  their  conception. 


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Below  (left)  Laika  in  her 
cabin  prior  to  Sputnik  II  as- 
sembly, the  first  living  organ- 
ism to  travel  through  cosmic 
space.  (Right)  Model  of  Sput- 
nik I  draws  crowds  at  Mos- 
cow exhibition  hall.  Photos 
by  courtesy  USSR  Magazine. 


For  the  third  time  in  two  years  Vice  President  Nixon  was 
called  to  assume  the  duties  and  responsibilities  of  Presi- 
dent Eisenhower,  due  to  his  indisposition,  following  a 
slight  stroke  just  before  Thanksgiving.  This  curtailment 
of  the  President's  activity  came  at  a  period  of  deep 
concern  in  world  affairs,  with  the  NATO  Conference 
in  Paris  being  scheduled  for  the  following  week;  the 
budget  and  legislative  program  in  the  planning  for  the 
year,  and  vexatious  questions  concerning  the  United 
States  missile  program  to  be  answered.  Vice  President 
Nixon  shouldered  the  burdens  until  the  President  was 
able  to  return  to  duty. 

Britain's  gracious  an  charming  Queen,  Elizabeth  II, 
with  her  husband,  Prince  Philip,  Duke  of  Edinburgh, 
paid  her  first  visit  since  her  coronation  to  the  United 
States  at  the  end  of  October,  renewing  the  firm  friend- 
ship formed  in  England  with  Dwight  D.  Eisenhower. 
The  President,  in  his  formal  welcome,  said,  "In  closer, 
stronger  cooperation  between  your  country  and  ours, 
lies  the  best  hope  for  world  peace  and  security."  Mrs. 
Eisenhower's  front  porch  welcome  was  unrestrained 
and  sincere,  "We've  been  wanting  you  to  come  for  so 
long.  My,  but  your  look  pretty."  Such  unqualified 
friendliness  assured  the  success  of  the  visit. 


Negro  pupils  with  their  paratroop  escort  climb  steps  to  Central 
High,  watched  by  white  students.  (Photo,  courtesy  Life  maga- 
zine.) 


World  Events  Contd. 

"Niggers  are  in  our  school,"  screamed  some  of  the  girl  stu- 
dents at  Central  High  School,  Little  Rock,  Arkansas,  when  the 
school  year  began.  Hysterical  parents  removed  their  children 
and  interracial  brawling  broke  out  in  the  town,  although  the 
Negro  students  were  not  molested.  The  desegregation  issue 
was  bitterly  contested  in  Little  Rock,  with  Governor  Orval  Fau- 
bus,  Governor  of  the  State  of  Arkansas,  questioning  the  Federal 
Government's  right  to  interfere.  As  reports  flew  to  Washington 
that  the  Little  Rock  police  were  unable  to  cope  with  the  situa- 
tion, President  Eisenhower  issued  an  emergency  proclamation 
ordering  obstructionists  to  "cease  and  desist"  from  interfering 
with  integration.  With  his  order  unheeded,  the  President  ordered 
federal  troops  to  restore  order  in  the  town.  The  101st  Airborne 
Division  took  control  of  the  city,  and  were  removed  when  the 
situation  quieted  down. 


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Labor  tactics  caused  the  Senate's  Select  Committee  on 
Labor  and  Management  Practices  to  begin  investigating, 
in  March,  1957,  "improper  activities"  by  high-ranking  of- 
ficials of  the  International  Brotherhood  of  Teamsters.  The 
Committee  charged  against  the  union  attempted  pinball 
machine  monopoly;  adventure  into  establishment  of 
houses  of  prostitution;  use  of  union  money  and  union  in- 
fluence to  take  over  law  enforcement  from  the  office  of 
district  attorney  to  governor.  During  spring  and  summer, 
the  American  congressional  scene  staged  the  expose  of 
graft  in  the  Teamsters'  Union,  and,  although  the  constant 
use  of  the  Fifth  Amendment  made  history,  the  union  was 
finally  voted  out  of  the  A.F.L.-C.I.O.  by  a  five  to  one 
majority.  According  to  President  George  Meany  of  the 
A.F.L.-C.I.O.,  the  Teamsters  must  rid  themselves  of  dicta- 
torship by  leaders,  before  being  readmitted  to  the  national 
union. 

Early  in  1958,  the  South  American  nation  of  Venezuela 
arose  in  anger  at  the  oppressions  of  the  dictator,  General 
Marcos  Perez  Jimenez,  who  had  been  in  power  for  nine 
years.  A  rebellious  military,  and  a  civilian  strike  so  har- 
ried the  43  year  old  dictator  that  he  sun-ended  to  the 
ultimatum  of  a  junta  and  flew  off,  early  one  morning,  to 
take  refuge  in  the  Dominican  Republic.  Songs  of  celebra- 
tion rose  from  the  crowd  gathered  in  front  of  Miraflores 
palace  as  soon  as  the  people  realized  he  had  fled.  Under 
the  Presidency  of  Rear  Admiral  Wolfgang  Larrazabal,  a 
respected  naval  officer,  the  country  was  put  under  a  mili- 
tary junta.  Traces  of  order  and  responsibility  began  to 
emerge  from  the  chaos  as  Admiral  Larrazabal  hastened 
to  quiet  the  people.  To  preserve  the  reputation  of  Vene- 
zuela and  to  protect  its  huge  oil  industry,  the  Admiral 
promised  the  safety  of  foreign  investments.  Release  of  the 
dictator's  thousands  of  political  prisoners  was  proclaimed. 

One  of  the  unforeseen  results  of  the  Russians  being  first 
to  launch  Sputnik  was  the  great  deal  of  heartburning  over 
America's  educational  system.  Former  Harvard  University 
President,  Dr.  James  A.  Conant  suggested  that  the  way  to 
improve  public  school  education  for  all  American  youth 
was  to  improve  the  guidance  system  and  strengthen  the 
programs  offered  for  various  types  of  students.  "The  iden- 
tification and  education  of  academically  talented  students 
are  matters  of  special  interest  to  a  highly  industrialized 
society  seeking  to  preserve  its  freedom  in  a  dangerously 
divided  world,"  he  said. 


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Asiatic,  or  Asian,  'flu  struck  the  United  States  in 
1957.  Within  a  period  of  twenty  weeks,  ten  million 
people  thoughout  the  world  had  been  struck  down 
with  the  disease,  which  is  the  only  one  in  modern 
times  to  reach  epidemic  proportions,  approximate- 
ly four  times  every  century.  This  time  the  country- 
was  prepared  for  its  coming,  and  a  preventative 
vaccine  was  found  by  Dr.  Maurice  Hilleman  of 
the  Walter  Reed  Army  Institute  of  Research,  which 
undoubtedly  kept  the  epidemic  in  control. 


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History  and  World  Events 

Nations  of  the  East  and  the  West  met  in  Paris,  at  a  NATO 
summit  meeting  during  January,  1958.  A  statement  of  the 
principles  sought  by  the  Conference  were  resolved  as  a 
desire  to  "pool  and  to  increase  the  common  fund  of  sci- 
entific knowledge;  to  strengthen  the  free  world  by  econom- 
ic cooperation;  to  consult  with  and  to  conciliate  policy 
differences  among  members;  to  bolster  common  security; 
to  seek  honorable  unification  of  Germany;  and  to  explore 
realistic  avenues  toward  disarmament  with  Russia. 
NATO's  goal  is  world  peace." 


The  heads  of  NATO  delegations  sit  for  a  formal  portrait 
around  the  compass  symbol  of  NATO  in  the  Palais  de 
Chaillot.  Above  (1  to  r)  are  Premier  Van  Acker,  Belguim; 
Prime  Minister  Diefenbaker,  Canada;  Prime  Minister  Hansen, 
Denmark;  Premier  Gaillard,  France;  Chancellor  Adenauer, 
Germany;  Premier  Karamanlis,  Greece;  Premier  Jonasson, 
Iceland;  Premier  Zoli,  Italy;  NATO  Secretary-General  Spaak, 
Belguim;  Premier  Beck,  Luxembourg;  Prime  Minister  Drees, 
Netherlands;  Premier  Gerhardsen,  Norway;  Minister  of  State 
Caetano,  Portugal;  Premier  Menderes,  Turkey;  Prime  Minis- 
ter MacMillan,  Britain;  President  Eisenhower,  United  States. 


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Annual  Report 


CONDENSATION  OF  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  PRES.  E.  L.  WILKINSON 

Brigham  Young  University  was  established  pursuant  to  a  deed  of  trust 
executed  by  Brigham  Young  on  October  16,  1875.  That  deed  expressly 
stated  that  the  "Pupils  shall  be  instructed  in  .  .  .  such  branches  as  are 
usually  taught  In  an  academy  of  learning,"  and  also  in  Old  and  New 
Testaments,  the  Book  of  Mormon  and  the  Book  of  Doctrine  and  Covenants." 

The  credits  of  the  Brigham  Young  University  today  are  recognized 
and  accepted  by  other  universities  throughout  the  country  and  the  world 
to  the  same  extent  of  those  of  other  leading  American  universities.  The 
real  test,  of  course,  of  our  scholastic  standing  is  in  the  actual  performance 
of  our  students.  I  propose  therefore  to  very  briefly  give  you  instances  of 
actual  performance  of  our  students  in  the  various  colleges. 
College  of  Biological  and  Agricultural  Sciences 

This  College  consists  of  the  Departments  of  Agricultural  Economics,  Ag- 
ronomy, Animal  Husbandry,  Bacteriology,  Botany,  Horticulture  and  Horti- 
cultural Specialties,  Industrial  Arts  and  Drawing,  Zoology  and  Entomology. 

In  preparing  students  for  graduate  study,  this  College  has  gained  na- 
tion-wide recognition.  For  example,  at  the  National  meetings  of  the 
Agronomy  and  Soil  Science  Society  of  America  held  in  November,  1350 
Harold  Myers,  president  of  the  society,  stated  that  no  university  in  the 
United  States  could  match  the  record  established  by  Brigham  Young  Uni- 
versity for  the  training  of  students  for  a  graduate  program  in  agronomy 
and  soils. 

This  is  the  college  in  which  our  young  men  train  to  be  pre-medical  and 
pre-dental  students.  In  these  fields  it  is  significant  to  note  that  last  year 
77  per  cent  of  BYU  students  who  appliced  for  admission  to  medical  schools 
throughout  the  country  were  admitted,  as  compared  to  a  national  average 
of  55  per  cent;  last  year,  also,  79  per  cent  of  BYU  students  applying  for 
admission  to  dental  schools  were  admitted  as  compared  with  a  national 
average  of  55  per  cent. 
College  ol  Commerce 

This  College  consists  of  the  Departments  of  Accounting,  Business 
Education  and  Office  Management,  Economics,  Finance  and  Banking,  In- 
dustrial Management,  and  Marketing. 

Over  the  last  several  years  the  New  York  Council  of  Market  Research 
has  conducted  an  annual  nation-wide  contest  among  students  of  all  uni- 
versities in  the  country.  In  1954  students  of  Brigham  Young  University 
placed  first  and  second  in  this  contest.  In  the  ensuing  three  years,  students 
of  the  Brigham  Young  University  won  more  of  the  top  prizes  than  students 
of  all  other  universities  in  the  country. 

In  the  fall  of  1956  we  had  an  accrediting  committee  visit  our  campus 
to  evaluate  our  different  colleges.  This  accrediting  committee  criticized 
our  College  of  Commerce  on  the  ground  that  its  faculty  was  too  heavily 
loaded  with  teachers  who  believed  in  free  enterprise.  In  our  opinion  this 
was  the  best  compliment  they  could  pay  our  College  of  Commerce. 
College  oi  Education 

This  College  consists  of  the  following  Departments:  Educational  Ad- 
ministration, Educational  Research  and  Services,  Educational  Values  and 
Programs,  and  Instruction. 

To  remain  in  the  teaching  program  at  the  Brigham  Young  University, 
freshmen  and  sophomores  must  maintain  a  cumulative  grade-poiot  average 
of  80  per  cent;  juniors  and  seniors  must  have  a  grade-point  average  of  at 
least  82.25   per  cent. 

The  high  regard  in  which  students  graduating  from  the  Brigham  Young 
University  who  intend  to  teach  are  held  is  shown  by  the  fact  that  the 
superintendent  of  one  of  the  large  school  districts  of  California  came  to  our 
campus  a  few  years  ago  and  offered  to  take  90  per  cent  of  our  graduates 
who  intended  to  go  into  teaching  unsight  and  unseen. 
College  of  Family  Living 

In  1954  we  established  on  our  campus  a  College  of  Family  Living. 
We  felt  that  because  of  the  importance  of  the  family  in  the  plan  of  life 
and  salvation  this  Church  university  certainly  ought  to  have  a  College 
of  Family  Living.  As  of  last  year  ten  students  had  already  made  note- 
worthy scholastic  achievements,  one  of  these  receiving  a  graduate  schol- 
arship wirth  $2,900.  The  Departments  are  Clothing  and  Textiles,  Economics 
and  Management  of  the  Home,  Food  and  Nutrition,  Homemaking  Edu- 
cation, Housing  and  Design,  Human  Development  and  Family  Relationships. 
College  of  Fine  Arts 

The  Dean  of  the  College  of  Fine  Arts  states  he  has  yet  to  receive 
the  report  of  a  Masters  Degree  student  who  has  failed  to  make  good  in 
further  graduate  work  and  that  no  graduate  who  has  applied  for  a  fellow- 
ship, scholarship,  or  assistantship  in  any  of  the  leading  universities  of  the 
country  has  yet  been  denied.  The  College  consists  of  the  Departments  of 
Music,  Speech  and  Dramatic  Arts,  and  Art. 
College  of  Humanities  and  Social  Sciences 

The  College  of  Humanities  and  Social  Sciences  contains  the  Depart- 
ments of  Archaeology,  English,  Geography,  History,  Journalism,  Modern 
and  Classical  Languages,  Political  Science,  Psychology  and  Sociology. 
Typical  of  the  raising  of  scholastic  standards  in  that  College  is  the  pro- 
gram that  is  being  carried  on  in  the  Department  of  English.  Standardized 
examinations  are  now  being  given  to  all  students  of  Freshman  English  at 


the  end  of  each  quarter.  An  English  proficiency  test  is  also  being  required 
of  all  juniors  as  a  prerequisite  to  graduation. 

It  is  from  this  College  of  Humanities  and  Social  Sciences  that  we  turn 
out  most  of  our  pre-legal  stuents  who  go  into  the  very  large  field  of  law. 
One  of  the  earliest  graduates  from  this  institution  was  George  Sutherland, 
who  later  became  President  of  the  American  Bar  Association  and  then  a 
Justice  of  the  United  States  Supreme  Court.  No  other  person  from  the  State 
of  Utah  has  achieved  that  distinction.  Also  the  law  school  of  Leland  Stan- 
ford University  gives  priority  to  graduates  of  Harvard,  Stanford  and  Brig- 
ham Young  University  because  of  the  records  that  previous  students  from 
these  institutions  have  made. 
School  of  Nursing 

Our  School  of  Nursing  was  organized  in  1952.  In  Medical  Nursing, 
when  compared  with  all  fifty-three  jurisdictions,  Utah  nurses  as  a  whole 
ranked  ninth  in  the  nation,  with  a  total  average  score  of  575.7,  whereas  the 
average  score  for  Brigham  Young  University  nurses  was  615.1.  In  all  cases 
of  Surgical  Nursing,  Obstetrical  Nursing,  Nursing  of  Children,  and  Psychi- 
atric Nursing  the  average  for  all  Utah  nurses  was  unusually  high  as  com- 
pared with  the  53  jurisdictions  involved;  but  in  each  case  the  average  of 
BYU  graduates  was  even  higher. 
College  of  Physical  and  Engineering  Sciences 

In  1954  we  created  a  new  college  of  Physical  and  Engineering  Sci- 
ences to  take  care  of  Air  Science,  Chemistry,  Civil  Engineering,  Geology, 
Geological  Engineering,  Chemical  Engineering,  Mechanical  Engineering, 
Electrical  Engineering,   Mathematics  and  Physics. 

In  the  field  of  the  engineering  sciences,  ours  is  the  only  college  in 
the  state  which  requires  five  years  of  training  in  order  to  obtain  a  Bach- 
elors degree.  Our  program  is  patterned  largely  after  that  of  the  California 
Institute  of  Technology  and  is  in  accord  with  the  modern  trend  evidenced 
by  Columbia  and  Harvard  of  emphasizing  the  basic  sciences. 
College  of  Recreation,  Physical  and  Health  Education  and  Athletics 

In  1954  we  created  also  a  College  of  Recreation,  Physical  and  Health 
Education  and  Athletics.  We  are  one  of  the  few  institutions  in  the  country 
which  has  a  separate  college  in  this  field.  We  did  this  because  we  wanted 
here  to  train  professional  Boy  Scout  and  recreational  leaders  for  our  Church 
and  our  country,  and  because  we  wanted  our  athletics  subject  to  the 
control  of  proper  academic  and  administrative  standards. 

Division  of  Religion 

Though  it  is  difficult  to  measure  scholastic  achievement  in  religion 
courses,  Dr.  Belnap,  Chairman  of  this  Division,  reports  that  the  scholarship 
in  this  area  is  comparable  with  that  in  other  colleges  in  the  University. 
The  Board  of  Trustees  has  now  authorized  us  to  give  doctorate  degrees 
in  certain  fields  of  religious  learning  so  that  the  young  men  and  women 
of  our  Church  will  now  be  able  to  obtain  scholarly  religious  training  in  an 
atmosphere  where  the  faculty  believes  implicitly  in  the  revealed  word  of 
God.  Under  this  new  program  most  of  our  future  Institute  and  Seminary 
teachers  will  be  trained  at  the  B.Y.U. 
Graduate  School 

In  the  Graduate  School  scholarship  has  been  greatly  improved  in  recent 
years.  One  change  which  has  made  this  possible  is  the  establishment  of 
more  classes  which  are  strictly  graduate.  A  second  impetus  to  better  schol- 
arship is  small  classes  in  graduate  work.  This  makes  better  direction  of 
graduate  work  possible.  A  third  element  is  the  availability  of  more  and 
better  graduate  scholarships.  Since  1953,  129  scholarships  with  a  combined 
value  of  $70,375  have  been  awarded.  A  fourth  contribution  to  better  schol- 
arship is  better  equipment  and  facilities  for  study,  including  an  expanded 
library.  A  new  library  building  will  cost  around  $4,000,000  and  will  be  the 
largest  library  in  the  intermountain  area.  It  will  have  facilities  for  five  times 
the  number  of  books  housed  in  our  present  library. 

Never  a  week  passes  but  what  some  of  our  students  receive  awards  of 
some  kind.  Apart,  however,  from  our  scholastic  achievements,  we  hope 
we  will  always  radiate  on  this  campus  the  spirit  of  the  Gospel,  which  in 
itself  is  a  great  motivating  force  for  higher  scholarship  and  for  greater 
Christian  endeavor.  This  last  fall  the  American  Council  on  Education  se- 
elcted  two  of  the  brightest  students  in  the  country  to  come  to  this  campus 
to  make  observations  with  respect  to  the  development  of  character 
among  our  students.  This  was  one  of  many  campuses  visited  by  them.  They 
reported  back  that  they  had  found  no  campus  where  the  ideals  of  the 
church  were  so  exemplified  in   the  lives  of  the  students. 

We  also  had  on  our  campus  during  the  year  the  President  of  Tokyo 
University,  who  was  also  visiting  a  great  many  universities  After  his  visit 
to  the  Brigham  Young  University,  he  made  the  following  comment  to  our 
Dean  of  Students,  Dr.  Wesley  P.  Lloyd: 

"We    have    observed   something    among    student    leaders    on    this 

campus  which  we  have  never  experienced  before.  TKere  is  a  kind 

dedication  to  high  purposes  and  a  cooperative  attitude  which  we 

have   never   seen    in    other   universities    in    the    United   States   or 

in  other  countries." 

We  often  hear  it  said  that  the  chief  function  of  this  University  is  to  give 
our  students  such  a  firm  testimony  of  the  divinity  of  our  Lord,  Jesus  Christ, 
that  they  will  live  as  Christians  should  live. 

As  in  the  past,  this  University  will  continue  as  an  educational  temple 
where  boys  and  girls  of  both  poor  and  wealthy  parents  may  together 
learn  that  under  the  American  System  success  comes  only  through  indi- 
vidual effort  and  dedication  to  service  to  our  fellowmen. 


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Built  by  the  new  lift  slab  method,  the  new  Men's  dorms,  north  of  the  stadium  will  be  ready  for  occupancy  in  the  Fall. 


Campus  Buildings 


The  central  building  of  the  new  Men's  Housing  Unit  will 
house  the  administrative  offices,  cafeterias,  snack  bar, 
recreation  room  and  patio,  and  a  lounge  where  female 
visitors  will  be  permitted.  In  the  dorms  two  students  will 
be  assigned  to  each  room,  which  has  built-in  wardrobe, 
study  table,  file  drawer  and  bookshelves.  Furnishings  are 
modern  study  chairs,  beds,  study  lamps,  and  colorful  car- 
peting in  each  room,  and  are  expected  to  cost  $300,000, 


the  draperies  alone  costing  $15,000.  Three  music  practice 
rooms  are  in  each  unit,  two  with  pianos,  and  one  for 
other  instruments.  Four  parking  areas  are  provided  for  in 
the  plans  and  a  pedestrian  tunnel  to  campus,  which  will 
alleviate  traffic  congestion  at  that  point.  In  addition  to  the 
five  units  near  completion,  space  has  been  allowed  for 
two  more  dorms  as  the  school  grows. 


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Completed  in  the  fall  of  1955,  the  Botanical  Laboratory 
provides  green  houses  and  labs  for  botany  and  related 
subjects.  Research  classes  are  also  conducted  here.  Of  a 
total  of  9400  square  feet,  6000  are  devoted  to  greenhouses 
and  plant  culture. 


The  McKay  Building,  completed  in  December  of  1954, 
houses  the  College  of  Education,  nd  the  departments  of 
English,  Foreign  Languages,  and  Political  Science.  Mod- 
ern stairways,  spacious  rooms,  tile  floors  and  air  con- 
ditioning characterize  this  building. 


The  Heber  J.  Grant  Library  was  named  for  the  late  pres- 
ident of  the  Church  and  houses  some  two  hundred  thous- 
and volumes  and  many  valuable  collections.  There  are 
also  many  micro-films  to  aid  those  who  desire  to  search 
out  genealogy. 


The  Brimhall  building  was  named  for  a  former  president 
of  BYU,  George  H.  Brimhall,  and  houses  the  biological 
and  agricultural  sciences.  It  was  first  constructed  in  1919, 
but  two  additional  stories  were  added  in  1935  to  make 
room  for  more  offices. 


Built  similar  to  Allen  Hall,  a  boys'  dorm,  Amanda  Knight 
houses  130  girls.  Twe-bed  and  four-bed  rooms  are  fea- 
tured, and  the  girls  have  washing  and  drying  facilities, 
living  room  and  game  room.  Meals  are  served  cafeteria 
style. 

Largest  building  on  campus,  the  Joseph  F.  Smith  Family 
Living  Center,  was  put  into  use  Winter  Quarter  and  was 
dedicated  May  7,  1957.  It  provides  the  most  modern  fac- 
ilities for  girls  interested  in  cooking  and  home  care. 
Skills  such  as  dress  design  and  weaving  are  also 
taught.  A  specially  designed  nursery  school  allows  stu- 
dents to  "observe"  without  the  children  knowing  about  it. 


BOTANICAL  Laboratory  Building 


DAVID  O.  McKAY  Building 


HEBER  J.  GRANT  Library 

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AMANDA  KNIGHT  HALL 


GEORGE  H.  BRIMHALL  Building 


SMITH  FAMILY  LIVING  CENTER 


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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  stuednts  each  hour. 
The  building  houses  the  chimes  donated  by  several  class- 
es which  ring  out  the  hours  and  are  used  for  concert 
purposes.  The  building  also  contains  the  Foucault  pendu- 
lum and  sound  rooms. 

Opened  in  March  1953,  the  Student  Service  Center  pro- 
vides the  students  with  a  self-help  store.  A  student  buys 
all  textbooks  and  miscellaneous  items  at  below  average 
prices.  Also  housed  here  are  the  student  offices,  publica- 
tions, extension  division,  and  audio-visual  aids.  Old 
bookstore  funds  built  it. 

The  Student  Health  Center  was  completed  in  September  of 
1955  and  was  dedicated  on  May  7,  1957.  During  Fall 
and  Winter  quarter  of  this  year,  nineteen  thousand  visits 
were  made  by  students  to  the  center.  They  had  an  aver- 
age of  8  bed  patients  and  are  staffed  with  doctors  and 
eleven  nurses. 

The  four  wings  of  the  Engineering  Building  house  the  de- 
partments of  Chemical,  Mechanical,  Civil  and  Electrical 
engineering.  Also  housed  here  is  the  counseling  service 
of  the  University.  Spacious  drawing  rooms  and  experi- 
mental laboratories  are  found  here. 


The  only  accommodations  of  their  type  in  American 
universities,  the  Heritage  Halls  comprise  a  group  of  six- 
teen buildings,  each  with  ten  apartments  of  three  bed- 
rooms, a  kitchen  and  a  bath;  and  a  newer  group  of  eight 
buildings.  Total  population — 1539. 

Knight-Mangum  hall  houses  288  coeds  on  a  self-govern- 
ing basis.  Large  study  areas,  a  cafeteria,  washing  and 
ironing  facilities  are  provided.  The  Social  Hall  is  attached 
to  this  building  and  is  the  main  campus  hall  for  dancing. 
The  music  organizations  also  use  the  Social  Hall  for  prac- 
tice. 

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  Tabernacle  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. 
Seating  approximately  1 1 ,000  persons,  the  fieldhouse  has 
a  main  basketball  court,  two  gymnasiums,  two  handball 
courts,  two  squash  courts,  a  wrestling  room,  a  boxing 
room,  a  corrective  room,  and  offices  of  the  physical  edu- 
cation department.  There  are  also  facilities  for  track  and 
football  activities. 


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CARL  F.  EYRING  Science  Center 


GEORGE  ALBERT  SMITH  Fieldhouse 


HERALD  R.  CLARK  Student  Service  Center 


JOSEPH  SMITH  Memorial 


HOWARD  S.  McDONALD  Health  Center 


KNIGHT-MANGUM  HALL 


HARVEY  FLETCHER  Engineering  Building 


HERITAGE  HALLS— Women's  Dorms 


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STUDENTS 
Melvin  Day- 
Dean  Crandall 
Geraldine  Crandall 
Colleen  Ann  Collett 


Richard  Clark  Judd 
Nelson  Maycock 
James  Col  Roberts 
Usher  Stanley  Spencer 


FACULTY 
Eugene  Chase 
George  Stewart 


GENERAL  AUTHORITIES 
Thomas  E.  McKay 
Adam  S.  Bennion 
Oscar  A.  Kirkham 


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B.Y.U. 


BRIGHAM  YOUNG  UNIVERSITY 

Provo,  Utah 

CUMULATIVE  AUTUMN,  WINTER,  AND  SPRING  ENROLLMENT 

REGULAR  DAY-TIME  COLLEGE  STUDENTS 

ACCORDING  TO  STATES  and  FOREIGN  COUNTRIES  AS  OF  MARCH  26,  1958 


Territories 

Hawaii 73 

Alaska 16 

Canal  Zone 1 

90 

Recapitulation 

11  Western  States 9510 

12  Central  States  293 

14  Southern  States  304 

12  New  England  and 

Eastern  Seaboard  174 

3  Territories  90 

34  Foreign  Countries   397 

Grand  Total 10,768 

Foreign  Countries 

Canada  244 

Mexico 38 

Korea  14 

Iran 12 

Japan  ! 

Brazil  8 

China  8 

Finland   7 

Guatemala  7 

Germany  5 

Greece  5 

Peru  5 

India 4 

Norway  3 

New  Zealand  3 

England 3 

Costa  Rica  2 

Denmark  2 

Equador 2 

Africa 

France  

Sweden  

Samoa  

Australia  

Spain  

Uruguay  

Trinidad 

Venezuela 

Belgium  

Iraq 

Hungary   

Panama 

Lebanon   

Thailand  


397 


Eleven  Western  States 

Utah  4895 

California   1672 

Idaho  1084 

Arizona  408 

Oregon 322 

Nevada  275 

Washington   239 

Wyoming   199 

Colorado  173 

Montana  135 

New  Mexico  108 

9510 

Twelve  Central  States 

Illinois   55 

Ohio  37 

Iowa 31 

Michigan 30 

Wisconsin  27 

Minnesota  25 

Missouri 22 

Indiana  18 

Kansas 15 

Nebraska    12 

North  Dakota  5 

277 

Fourteen  Southern  States 

Texas  76 

Florida  43 

Virginia  38 

North  Carolina 36 

Georgia  22 

South  Carolina  ■ 21 

Oklahoma 14 

Mississippi   H 

Louisiana   10 

Arkansas 10 

West  Virginia 8 

Tennessee 6 

Kentucky  5 

Alabama  4 

304 

Twelve  New  England  and 
Eastern  Seaboard  States1 

New  York  65 

New  Jersey 24 

Maryland  20 

Pennsylvania  19 

Dist.  of  Columbia  12 

Massachusetts  12 

Connecticut 

Maine    

New  Hampshire 

Vermont 3 

Rhode  Island  

Delaware 2 

174 


390 


ENROLLMENT  SUMMARY  —  1957-58 
Provo,  Utah,  Campus 
As  of  March  26,  1958 


Freshmen  Sophomore 

Biological  and  Agricultural  Sciences  197  232 

Commerce  355  404 

Education 337  381 

Family  Living  239  168 

230  148 


Junior 

206 
334 
492 
129 
114 


Senior 

207 

388 

498 

94 

136 


Graduate 

7 

9 

23 

3 
1 
577 


Fine  Arts 

Graduate  School 

Humanities  and  Social  Sciences  199  255  255  257  8 

School  of  Nursing 83  41  31  40  1 

Physical  and  Engineering  Sciences  544  370  271  267  *70 

Recreation,  Health,  Physical 

Education  and  Athletics                 .106  79  85  100  7 

General  Registration 1320  404  58  5  3 

TOTALS  3610  2482  1975  1992  *709 

Summer  Quarter — 1957  

Total  Daytime  College  Students  on  Campus  

Evening  College  Students  on  Campus  

TOTALS  

Less  Duplications,  1957  Summer  School  

Less  Duplications,  Day  Students  Taking  Evening  Classses  (4  Quarters) 
Net  Cumulative  Total — College  Level    

BYU  High  School 

Junior  High  School 

Senior  High  School  

B.Y.U.  Elementary   School   

Total  B.  Y.  High  and  Elementary  Schools 

TOTAL  STUDENTS  ON  B.Y.U.  CAMPUS   

'Includes  60  5th  year  Engineers. 
**Does  not  include  Extension  Class  and  Correspondence  students  who  were  included  in  simil 


Men 

769 

1061 

552 

7 

300 

439 

606 

2 

1487 

266 

969 
6458 
1390 

1239 


Women 

80 
429 
1179 
626 
329 
138 
368 
194 
35 

111 

821 

4310 

1029 

1384 


85 
94 

97 
276 


71 

53 

101 

225 


Total 

849 

1490 

1731 

633 

629 

577 

974 

196 

1522 

377 

1790 
10768 

2419 
13187 

2623 
15810 
-1191 
-1577 
13042 

156 
147 

198 
501 
13,543* 


ar  tables  for  prior  years. 


Campus  progress  is  seen  in  the  construction  of  a  planetarium. 


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Committees 


Orientation  Committee  members:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.)  Sunny 
Seeley,  Joyce  Bailey,  Kathy  Moyle.  Back  row:  Dave  Mel- 
endez,  Paul  Ashton. 


Student  Public  Relations  Committee  members:  Front  row 
(1.  to  r.):  Nancy  Skeen,  Howard  Flanary,  Gary  Lloyd. 
Back  row:  Bud  Recht,  Ken  Sorenson. 


Publicity  Committee  members:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.)  Joan  Blod- 
gett,  Lee  Miller,  Carol  Garner.  Back  row:  Roy  Howard,  Jack 
P.  Johnson,  Frank  Nielson. 


Pep  Committee  members:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.)  C.  Taylor,  A. 
Mulhurn,  S.  Hoffman,  M.  Shurtliff,  B.  Painer,  P.  Rutheford. 
Middle  row:  M.  Facer,  G.  Mangum,  H.  Madsen,  L.  Taggert. 
Back  row:  O.  Gillbert,  P.  Flanary,  C.  Garner 


Assembly  Committee-  members:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.)  Louise 
Merrill,  Ann  Haynie,  Carol  Curtis,  Marilyn  Marsh.  Back 
row:  Carol  Penrod,  Bruce  Dockstader,  Kenneth  Robins, 
Brad  Powell,  Steve  Shelton,  Judene  Dalebout. 


Preference  Ball  Committee  members:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.) 
Myrna  Christianson,  Donna  Daniels,  Glenda  Johns.  Back 
row:  Diane  Tolles,  Sandra  Rees,  Mary  Overson,  Dorothy 
Howarth. 


392 


Songfest  Committee  members:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.)  Cleo 
Brandley,  Arm  Wright,  Lora  Lee  Brown,  Marilyn  Wood- 
ward. Back  row:  Cheryl  Russell,  Stan  Porter,  Gary  Lloyd, 
Ken  Sorenson,  Tom  Stone,  Kay  Webber. 


"Y"  Day  Committee  members:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.):  Sherrie 
Twitty,  Kathy  McDonald,  Danyla  Berg,  Sherry  Hale,  Mar- 
ilyn Woodward,  Tami  Kirk.  Back  row:  Israel  Heaton,  Dick 
Miller,  Pat  Groshell,  Jean  Sexsmith,  Al  Miner,  Jerry  Purser. 


Sophomore  Loan  Fund  Ball  Committee  members:  Front 
row  (1.  to  r.):  Sloan  Hales,  Tami  Kirk  ,Tom  Walters,  Joseph- 
ine Ann  Christensen,  Jim  Warner.  Back  row:  Don  Larson, 
Zeta  Lee,  Ellen  Boyd. 


Junior  Prom  Committee  members:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.)  M. 
Todd,  N.  Tanner,  M.  Shurtliff,  K.  Stanfield,  G.  Ward.  Mid- 
dle row:  M.  McKell,  L.  Berry,  G  Conger,  H.  Shurtliff,  A. 
Jenkins,  S.  Nielson,  M.  Bateman.  Back  row:  K.  Martin,  A. 
Stine,  K.  Peterson,  F.  Brown,  J.  Armstrong. 


Central  Dance  Committee  members:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.): 
Kay  Taylor,  Olga  Gilbert,  Lora  Lee  Brown,  Betty  Maugh- 
am, Karen  Leishman,  Donna  Daniels.  Back  row:  Alton 
Saxen,  Russell  Relyea,  Eleana  Smith,  Lynne  Hemenway, 
Dick  Barnes,  J.  P.  Johnson. 


Jr.  A.W.S.  Council:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.):  P.  Hixon,  C.  Ander- 
son, P.  Hill,  N.  Green,  L.  Steel.  Middle  row:  C.  Skidmore, 
B.  Witherow,  G.  Norr,  A.  Andrus,  E.  McMeen.  Back  row: 
M.  Geist,  J.  Swift,  K.  Sund  wall,  S.  Lillywhite,-  C.  Cooper, 
A.W.S.  Advisor. 


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Committees  (continued) 


Snow  Carnival  Committee  members:  Front  row  (I.  to  r.) 
Marilyn  Marsh,  Brad  Powell.  Back  row:  Bruce  Dockstader, 
Steve  Shelton. 


Election  Committee  members:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.):  Claudia 
Bowers,  Rita  Wheeler,  Sidnee  Day,  Barbara  Garrett.  Back 
row:  Sharon  O.  Smith,  Richard  Wall,  Duane  Christensen, 
Rollie  Jonson,  Marsha  Hoyt. 


Homecoming  Committee  members:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.):  C. 
Brandley,  E.  Nelson,  A.  Carter,  D.  Hamilton.  Back  row:  D. 
Christianson,  D.  Jensen,  H.  Kelling,  D.  Ricks,  B.  Hilton,  F. 
Brown,  D.  Gardner,  K.  Hilton,  E.  Jones,  E.  Worthen,  C. 
Mitchell. 


Spring  Ball  Committee  members:  Front  row  (1.  to  r.):  Lorna 
Millard,  Ted  Wittmayer,  Carolyn  Thurgood,  Walt  Winkel- 
man,  JoAnn  Goodrich.  Back  row:  Jon  Broadhead,  Doris 
Weatherbee,  Marlene  Roche,  Sharon  Parry,  Carole 
Holmes. 


The  Joseph  Smith  Building — a  popular  meeting  place  for  students.  It  houses  auditorium,  ballroom,  banquet  hall, 
Cougareat  and  information  center. 


394 


Greatness  Beckons  BYU 


In  the  age  of  Sputniks  and  rockets,  a  stainless  steel  sat- 
telitic  "time  capsule"  arrived  on  BYU  campus.  Built  to 
serve  as  a  streamlined  crypt  to  hold  names  of  Destiny 
Fund  participants,  pictures  of  one  hundred  percent  con- 
tributing organizations,  proposed  plan  of  campus,  Ban- 
yan and  Wye  magazines  and  special  edition  of  the 
Universe,  the  capsule  will  preserve  these  tokens  for 
the  BYU  centennial  year  celebrations  in  1975.  Student 
leaders  and  administrative  officials  were  present  at  Y 
day  ceremonies  burying  the  capsule  on  campus.  Un- 
veiling took  place  on  the  quad,  between  Eyring  Science 
Center  and  McKay  Building. 


The  old  things  passeth  to  make  way  for  the  new. 


STUDENT     INFORMATION 

^B.VU.  DESTINY  FUND 

GfZEATttiSS  BfCKOHS  BYU'' 


Donated  to  the  University  by  the  U.  S.  Steel  Corporation  the  six  foot  long,  eighteen  inch  diameter  capsule  was  on  display 
until  April  30.  The  "missile"  was  built  in  the  mechanical  and  electrical  shop  at  Geneva  Works.  Treated  against  corrosion 
during  interment,  sealing  was  effected  by  silver  soldering  a  plate  at  the  capsule's  tail  end. 


395 


Faculty  Index 


Alder  -  Woodbury 


Alder.   Lorna  C.  270 
Alder,  Zone  G.,  270 
Allen.  A.  Lester,   100.  270 
Allen,  Barnett  S.,  Col.,  270 
Alley,   Stephen    L.   270 
Allman,  Verl,  270 
Allred.  Dorald  M..  270 
Allred.  Mildred  E.,  270 
Allred.  R.  Chase,  270 
Allred.  Wallace  E.,  270 
Alward.   Mignon,  270 
Anderson,  C.  Dixon,  270 
Anderson,  Colleen,  270 
Anderson.   Floyd   M.,   270 
Anderson,  Keith   P..  270 
Anderson,   Leland   F_,  270 
Anderson,  Verlan  H.,  72 
Anderson.  Vernon  L.  270 
Andrus.   Hyrum   L,  270 
Andrus.  J.  Roman,  270 
Andrus.  Richard  D..  270 
Applonie,  Evelyn,  270 
Ashton,  Clarence  D.,  72 

B 
Bobcock,   Hyrum  J.,  270 
Bebcock.  Vida.  270 
Bailey.  Dale  S.,  270 
Ballou.  Richard  E.,   140.  270 
Bangerter,   Blauer  L-.  270 
Bankhead.  Rled  E  .  270 
Barker,  Allan 
Barlow.  Frances  P..  270 
Barnett.  Owen  Lee.  270 
Barnett,  Vesta  W..  72 
Barney.  Vermon  S.,  270 
Barrett.   Ivan  J.,  270 
Bartholomew,    Davis,  270 
Bateman,  J.  Lavar,  270 
Baxter,  Leland  K.,  72 
Bean,  John  E.,  270 
Beck,   D.   Elden,  270 
Beck.  Jay  V.,  270 
Beckham.  Raymond  E. 
Bell.  R.  DerMont.  270 
Bendixsen,  Grant  D..  270 
Bennett.  Ernie,  270 
Bennion,  Marion,  72 
Benson,  Mark  A.,  270 
Bentley,  Anthony  I.,  270 
Berry.  June,  270 
Berryessa,  Max  J.,  270 
Bills,  Seth  H.,  270 
Bissell,  Harold  J.,  270 
Blackham,  Angus   U.,  270 
Bloom,  Ruth  S..  270 
Bos.  Jacob,  270 
Booth.   Lillian  C. 
Bowmen,  Genevieve  W..  270 
Boyle.  William   H.,  270 
Bradford.  Charles  H.,  270 
Bradford.  Reed.  72 
Brady.  Marion,  270 
Brimhall,  Willis  H.,  270 
Britch,  Ralph  A.,  73 
Brooks.  Melvin  R..  270 
Broadbent.  H.  Smith.  73 
Brownlee.  Robert  S..  270 
8rown.  Billings,  73 
Bryner,   Loren   C.   270 
Browne.  Arthur  D. 
Bryner. Maurine.  270 
Bullock,  Kenneth  C.  73 
Bushmen.  Grant  M..  270 
Burrup.   Percy  E.,  73 
Bushman.  Jess  R.,  270 
Butler.   Eliot  A.,  270 
Butt.  Newbern  I.,  270 
Butterworth,    Edwin   J..   270 
Buttle,  Faye  J.,  270 

C 
Caine.  Juluia  A..  270 
Colder,  Glen  H.,  270 
Callahan.  Sterling  G-.  73 
Colderwood.  Joonn.   270 
Compbell.  Eugene  E.,  270 
Campbell,  Jennie,  270 
Conning.  Ray  R.,  270 
Carle,  Wayne  M.,  87.  271 
Carlisle,  D.  June,  271 


Chandler,  Samuel  G,  271 
Cheney.  Thomas  E-.  271 
Childs.  Fred,  271 
Chournos,   Joyce,   271 
Christensen,  Dean  C,  271 
Christensen.  Earl  M..  271 
Christensen,  Edward  L,  73 
Christensen.    P.A..   271 
Christensen.   Leonord    E. 
Christensen,  Ross  T..  271 
Christiansen.  John   R..   271 
Clark,  Bruce  B..  271 
Clark,  Hazel  C.  271 
Clark.  Herald   R..    160.  271 
Clark.  James  R.,  271 
Clark,   Marden  J.,  271 
Clark.  Monroe  H..  271 
Clark.  Selby  G. 
Clarke.  A.  John,  271 
dinger,  Morris  M.,   163,  271 
Compton,   Lane,  271 
Cook,  Carol  Lee,  271 
Cooper,    Leslie,  271 
Corbridge,   Ivan   L,  73 
Cowan,  Cyntho  A.,  271 
Cox.  Soren  F.,  271 
Craig.  Marshall  R.,  271 
Crnkovic,  John   K.,  271 
Croft.  Even  M..  271 
Crowton.  David  M..  271 
Cundick.  Robert  M..  271 
Curtis.   Brandt   B..  271 
Curtis.  Clayne  G..  T/Sgt.,  271 

D 
Daines,  Delva,  271 
Davidson.    Bertha.   271 
Dovies.  J.  Kenneth,  271 
Dovis,  Allen,   106,  271 
deJong,  Thelmo,  271 
DeMille.    Stonford.   271 
Dixon,  Fred  W..  271 
Dixon.  Owen  G..   106.  271 
Domgoard,   Mignon,  271 
Donaldson.  David  M.,  271 
Done,  G.  Byron,  73 
Doxey,  Willard  B..  271 
Doxey.  Roy  W.,  73 
Drewes,  Henry  W.,  271    I 
Dudley.  J.  Duane.  271 
Duffin.  B.  Keith 
Duke.  Keith  E..  271 
Dye.  Gerald  J.,  Capt..  271 
Dyer.  William  G.,   100.  271 

E 
Earl.   Don  L.,  271 
Eastmond.   E.   John,   272 
Edlefsen.  Blaine  E.,  272 
Egbert,   Robert  L.  73 
Ellsworth,   J.  Orval.  272 
Empey,  LaMar  T..  272 
Evens.  David  L.  272 

F 
Farnsworth,  D.  B.,  99.  272 
Faux.  M.  Charles.  272 
Fielding.  R.  Kent,  272 
Flake.  Chad  J..  272 
Flandro.  Royce   P..  272 
Fletcher.   Harvey.  272 
Fletcher.  Harvey  Jr.,  272 
Fuerstner,    Carl.    272 
Fuhriman.  Dean   K..  272 

6 
Gamett,  Lavell  C. 
Gardner.  Charles  N..  272 
Gardner,   Elizabeth   L.,  73 
Gardner,  John   Hale.  272 
Gates,  Crawford.  272 
Gaty.  J.  Patricia.  272 
Geddes,  David  D..  73 
Geertsen.   O.   Normon.   272 
Gledhill,  Preston  R.,  162.  272 
Glover.  Gerrie  S-.  272 
Gootes.  J.  Rex.  272 
Golightly.  Mox.   1 65,  272 
Grimes.  Jesse  W„  272 
Grindstoff,    Phillip.  Copt.,  272 
Groesbeck.  Lue,  272 
Grow,  Stewort  L..  73 
Gubler.   Donworth.  272 
Gulbrondsen,    Normon,    272 


Gunn,    Richord    L.,    272 

Guymon,  Fred  E.,  272 

Gwilliam,  Robert  F.,  272 
H 

Hafen.  LeRoy  R..  272 

Hafen.  William  J..  272 

Hales.  Richard  W..  272 

Hales.  Wayne  B.,  272 

Hall,  David,  Maior,  272 

Hall,   H.  Tracy,  272 

Hallam.  Merrill  J.,  74 

Hamblin,  Lawson  O..  272 

Halliday.  John  R..  74 

Hammond.    May   C.   272 

Hancock.  Merck.  M/Sgt.,  272 

Hansen,  George  H..  272 

Hansen.  Harold  I..  74 

Hansen.  Omar  M..  272 

Hansen,    Ralph,  272 

Hanson,  William  F.,  272 

Hardy.  Kenneth  R.,  272 

Harris.  James  M..  272 

Harris.  John  S..  272 

Harrison.  Bertrand  F.,  74 

Hart.  Anna  B„  272 

Hart.  Charles  J..  74 

Hart.  Edward  L.  272 

Hatton,  Betty  Jo,  272 

Haupt,  Floyd  E.,  272 

Hayward,  C.  Lynn.  272 

Heaton.  Alma.  272 

Heaton.  Israel,  74 

Hellberg,  Ray  W.,  272 

Henstrom,  Richard   H..  272 

Horde.  Karl,  Jr.,  272 

Hilton,    Lynn    M.,   272 

Hilton.  Ross.  272 

Hintze.  Lehi  F.,  272 

Hogan.  A.  Henrietta.  272 

Hodscn.  Harry.  74 

Holbrook.  Leona,  74 

Horsley.   A.   Burt.   272 

Horton.    Frank   K..   272 

Hoskisson,  William  A.,  272 

Howell.   Robert.  74 

Huish.  Sterling.  Capt.,  272 

Hunt.  Jay  B.,  272 
I 

Izatt.  Reed  M.,  272 

J 
Jockson,  LeRoy  E„  272 
Jackson,  Orrin   H. 
Jensen.   Lucile.  273 
Jensen.  Mary  Bee.  273 
Jensen.  Vern   H..  273 
Jenson,  Edgar  M.,  273 
Jenson.  Gloria   D.,  273 
Jex.  J.  Lorin.  273 
Johansen.  Franz.  273 
Johnson.  Eldred  A..  273 
Jonsson.  Jens  J.,  74 
Jorgensen.  Eleanor.  273 

K 
Keeler.  J.  J..  273 
Kimball,   Edwin  R.,  273 
Kimball,  C.  Rodney,  74 
King.  Alma   W.,  273 
Knell.  Lee,  273 
Knight,  Hattie  M„  74 
Kohler,   Marion,  273 
Kondo,  Eleanor  S.,  273 
Kopp,  Harold  W..   106.   113.  273 

L 
Larsen.    Don    H.,   74 
Larson.  Vernon  W.,  273 
Larson.  Clinton  F..  273 
Larson.  Gustive  O.,  273 
Laycock.   Harold   R.,  273 
Loycock.  Ralph  G.,  273 
Layton,  Robert  L,  273 
Leake.  Robert  l_,  273 
Lee.  Harold  W..  273 
Lewis.  R.  Celdon.  273 
Lewis.  Stella  D.,  273 
Lowe,  Howard   D.,  74 

M 

Mabey.  Melvin  P..  273 
Madson.  Parke.  273 
Maeser.  Georgia.  273 
Magleby,  Ward  H.,  273 


Marshall.  Milton.  74 
Martin,  Thomas   L.,  273 
Mason.  James  A..  273 
Mathews.  Conan,  75 
McBride.  Joy,  273 
McCracken,  Cleo 
McConkie,   Don   L,  273 
Mechem,  Merlin  J..  273 
Meibos.  Richard  L.,  273 
Melville.  Keith,  273 
Memmott,   Evan   J.,   273 
Mercer,  Winston,  273 
Mikkelsen,  Seymour,  273 
Miller,  Elva  K..  273 
Miller.  Martin  L,  273 
Mitchell.  AlBert  O.,  273 
Moffit.  J.  C,  273 
Monson.  Dorrell  J..  273 
Monson.  Samuel  C  273 
Morley.  Alonzo  J.,  273 
Morrill.  A.  Reed,  273 
Morris,   Lawrence,  75 
Munk,   Lorene,  273 
Murdock.  Joseph  R..  274 

N 
Nash.  William  V.,  274 
Nelson.   Elmer   E.,   274 
Nelson,  Glen  T..  274 
Nelson,  K.  Leroi,  274 
Nelson.  Keith,  Capt.,  274 
Nibley.  Hugh  W.,  274 
Nicholes,  Henry  J..  274 
Nicholes.  Joseph  K.,  274 
Nielsen,  Alfred,  T/Sgt.,  274 
Nielsen,  Fred   K.,  274 
Nielson,  Howard  C.  274 
Nielsen,   Lorna   R.,  274 
Nordgren.  Quentin    R..   274 

O 
Oaks,  Clinton  L.  75 
Olpin.  J.   Lloyd,  274 
Olson,   Ernest  L.  274 
Oniki.  Mary,  274 
Ord.  John   E..  274 
Orrock.  Scott  G..  274 
Owens.  Joseph.  274 

P 
Packer.  Boyd  K..  274 
Parker.  Clyde  A..  274 
Parkinson.    Blaine.  274 
Parsons.  Mary  Helen.  274 
Payne.  John  W!,  274 
Perry.  Dale  C.  274 
Peterson,    C.    R. 
Peterson,  Dean  A..  274 
Peterson.    Hugh   W.,   274 
Pierce.  Guy,  274 
Plaas.    Hyrum.   274 
Poll.  Richard  D..  75 
Poison.  J.   Perry.  274 
Porter.  Blaine  M..  75 
Porter,   LeRoy  E„  274 
Potter,  Margaret.  75 
Pottor,   Norma.  274 
Poulson,    M.   Wilford.    274 
Poulson.  Virginia   B.,  75 
Purdy.  Victor  W.,  274 

R 
Rasband.  Mima.  274 
Ray.   Ernest,   M/Sgt.,   274 
Reeder.  Jesse  W„  274 
Reid.  Howard  T. 
Reimschiissel,  Ernest.  274 
Rich,  Naoma,  274 
Rich,  Owen  S..  274 
Rich,   Russell  R..  75 
Richards.  Grant  S..   274 
Rickenbach,  Dean,  274 
Ricks,   Eldin,  274 
Riddle,  Chauncy  C  75 
Rigby.  Avard  A.,  274 
Rigby.  J.  Keith.  274 
Robinson.  Donald,  274 
Robison,   Clarence   F..   274 
Rogers.  Sadie.  274 
Rogers.    Lewis   M..   274 
Rollins.   Boyd  C,  274 
Rollins.  Ralph   L.  274 
Romney.  Antone    K..   99.  274 


Sardoni.  Lawrence  W.,  274 
Sauls,   Kiefer  B. 
Schindler,  Ruth  P.,  274 
Sheffield.   Sherman    B.,   274 
Shumway,  R.  Phil,  274 
Simmerman,   Gerald    M.,   274 
Schwendiman,   Fred  A. 
Simmons.   Elbert   R.,  274 
Simonsen,  John  M.,  274 
Smart,  Lyman  F..  274 
Smiley,  Dorothy,  274 
Smith.   Carol   T..   274 
Smith.  Oliver  R.,   75 
Smith.  Jay  M..  Jr.,  274 
Smith,   Richard   L,  75 
Smith,  Robert  J.,  274 
Smith,  Wilford   E.,  274 
Snell.  William  H.,  274 
Snow.   Don,  274 
Soffe.  H.  Wayne.  274 
Sparks,   LeRoy,  275 
Spears.    Irene  O..    275 
Spencer.  Lucile 
Stansfield,  Russell,  275 
Statham,  Homer  G.,  275 
Stevensen.  Helen,  275 
Stewart,  George,  275 
Stone,  Royal  B.,  75 
Storrs,  D.  Leon.  275 
Struthers.  Robert  E..   167,  275 
Stutz.  Howard  C.  275 
Swensen.    Beulah    S.,    275 
Swenson.  Russel  B..  275 
Symons,  Joseph   N„    102,  275 

T 
Tanner,  Orea  B.,  275 
Tanner,  Vasco  M.,  75 
Tanner.  Wilmer  W.,   275 
Taylor,  Barbara  Jane,  275 
Taylor.  Celestia  J.,  275 
Taylor.  Charles,   99,   275 
Taylor,    Darrel,    275 
Taylor,  Ethelyn  P.,  275 
Toylor.  Floyd  R. 
Taylor,  Lynn  D..  275 
Terry.  Elvis.  275 
Thomas.  Robert  K.,  275 
Tingey.   Dale,  275 
Tippets,  Joyce  W. 
Tolman,  James   R-,  275 
Trost,   Lucile,  246.  275 
Tucker.   John   W..  275 
Turner.  Glen  H.,  275 
Turtle.  L  Elliott,  75 
Tyndall.  Clarence,  275 
Tyler,  S.  Lyman 

V 
Valentine,  Lee  B.,  275 
Vernon,  Leo  P.,  275 
Van  Noy,  Jay,    I  14,  275 

w 

Wakefield,  Anna  S.,  275 
Wallace.  Lulu.  275 
Waterstradt,   Jean  Anne.   275 
Watkins.   Arthur   R.,    75 
Watts.  Stanley  H..  275 
Webb.  Fredrick  N.,  275 
Weinzinger,   Kurt,  275 
Wengreen,  Earl.  275 
West.  Dale  H.,  275 
Weston,    Donna   M.,  275 
Whitaker.  W.  O.,  275 
White.  J.   Morgan.  275 
Whiteford,  June.  275 
Wickes.   Harry  E..  275 
Wilcox,  RayT.,  275 
Wilkes.  William.  275 
Willden.  Williiam  K.,  275 
Wilkinson,    Frank    R„    164.   275 
Wilkins.    Ernest   J.,    103,    275 
Wilson    Annette,   276 
Wilson,   Marguerite    276 
Wiser,  Wendell  H..  276 
Witbeck,  Alan   R.,  276 
Wood.  Glena   D.,  276 
Wood.  Stephen  L.,  276 
Woodward.  Ralph,  34,  276 
Woodbury,  Lael  J..   167.  276 


396 


Autumn  Quarter  Student  Index 


Aamodt,   Melvin   Heber,   Provo 

Aase,  Jan  Kristian,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  292 

Abbott,  Kelton  Brent,  Reno,  Nev.,  206.  349 

Abegg,  Gwen  Elaine,  Orem,  41,  200 

Abegglen,  Ronnie  A.,  Vernal,  124 

Abegg,  Myrlon  Bentley,  Orem  288 

Abercrombie,  Gary  L,  Aberdeen,  Ida.,  337 

Abo,  Sharie  Chiyoko,  Oahu,  T.H..  339 

Abplanalp,  Delloy  O.,  Vernal  306 

Acheson,  Sharon  L,  San  Diego,  Calif.,  338 

Adair,  Merlyn  J.,  Mesa,  Ariz. 

Adair.  Neldon  Kay,  Panaca,  Nev.,  357 

Adams,  Arlene  Andersen,  Provo.  296 

Adams,  Bonnie  Jean,  Pierre,  S.D.,  3$6 

Adams,  Barbara  J.,  Riverton,  Wyo. 

Adams,  Bruce  Willis,  Pierre,  S.D. 

Adams,  Conroy  H.,  Provo  323 

Adams,  David  William,  Murray,  202 

Adams,  Darryl,  Alonzo,  Marana,  Ariz.,  214,  312 

Adams,  D.  Carlos,  Provo  295 

Adams,  Dean  Barnard,  Lund,  Nev. 

Adams,  Gweneth,  Orem 

Adams,  Howard  Leon,  Oakley,  Ida. 

Adams,  James  Brent,  Pierre,  S.D.,  344 

Adams,  John  Harper,  Lund.  Nev.,  292 

Adams,  Joseph  Neil,  Rigby,  Ida.,  310 

Adams,  Judy,  Berkeley,  Calif. 

Adams,  Keith  Lincoln,  Vernal  355 

Adams,  Kenneth  Russell,  Orem 

Adams.  Kyle  Ray,  Oalcley,  Ida. 

Adams,  Larry  Byron,  Oakley,  Ida. 

Adams,   Lavere,  Tremonton 

Adams,  Lisle  Kent,  Burbank,  Calif. 

Adams,  Maxine  Poulton,  Oakley,  Ida. 

Adams,  Martha  Carolyn,  Montpelier,  Ida..  162 

Adams.  Orrin  Karl,  Brownsville  .Ore. 

Adams,  Sandra  Anne,  Layton,  246.  338 

Adams,  William  J.,  Jr.,  Salt  Lake  City,  346 

Adamson,  Edwin  Virgil,  American,  Fork  184 

Adamson,  — eanene,  Vernal,  366 

Adamson,  Newell  Henry,  Tooele,  345 

Adamson,  Sherron  Kay,  Nampa,  Ida.,  324 

Adkins,  Letty  Mae,  Little  Sandy,  Ky.,  363 

Adkins.  Ivan  Dean,  Nampa,  Ida.,  366 

Addis,  F.  Donald,  Oakland,  Calif.,  316 

Afualo.  Pago  Pago  L,  Oahu.  T.H.,  239 

Agutter,  JoAnn  Eleanor,  Salt  Lake  City,  292 

Ahlberg,  Clinton  Ray,  Murray  286 

Ahlin,  Janice  Allaire,  South  Gate,  Calif,  349 

Ahnee,  Roy  Kauinohea,  Honolulu,  Oahu,  T.H. 

Ahlstrom,  Marvell,  N.,  Redondo  Beach,  Calif.,  319 

Aikne,  Glenn  Goodman,  Orem  338 

Aiken,  Raymond  Elwin,  Paul,  tda. 

Aird,  Jeanne,  Caldwell,  Ida,,  338 

Aitken,  Grant  Joseph,  Spanish  Fork,  339 

Akau,  Annie  Kahikilani,  Hawaii,  T.H..  294 

Albiston,  Stonley  Geo.,  Kamloops,  B.C.,  313 

Aland,  Gordon  Albert,  Monteplier,  Ida..  319 

Alcorn,  Marlene,  El  Monte,  Calif,  232,  312 

Alder,  Anita  Marie,  Weiser,  Ida.,  345 

Alder,  Leslie  James,  Pima.  Ariz.,  202 

Alder,  Sheldon  Lee.  Weiser,  Ida.,  326 

Alder,  Lillie  Lola.  Weiser,  Ida..  220,  312 

Alexander,  Archie  D.,  Santiquin 

Alexander,  Adelbert  W.,  Byron,  Wyo. 

Alexander,  Harry  A.,  Saginaw,  Wish. 

Alexander,  Robert  A.,  Jr.,  Colton,  Calif,  328 

Alexander,  Patricia  A.,  Colton,  Calif,  196,  292 

Alger,  Ellen  Afton,  Orem,  360 

Allan  David  Lawrence,  Bowness,  Alto. 

Allan,  James  Collin,  Mapleton 

Allan,  Leland  Clark,  Springville 

Allan  William  Rol,  Bowness,  Alto.,  367 

Allen,  Austin  Eugene,  Indio,  Calif 

Allan,  Barbara,  Springville,  292 

Allen,  Barbara  Jo  .Prescott,  Ariz.,  156 

Allen,  Barnett  S.,  Orem 

Allen,  Calvard  Scott,  Jerome,  Ida. 

Allen  Carol  Jeanne,  Fair  Oaks,  Calif,  316 

Allen,  David  Thomas,  Pleasant  Grovo,  362 

Allen,  David  William,  Spokane,  Wash. 

Allen,  Deon  J.,  Provo 

Allen,  Denzel  C,  Jr.,  Berkeley,  Calif.  292 

Allen,  Erna  Loreen,  Seattle,  Wash.,  344 

Allen,  Gary  Byrum,  Mesa,  Ariz. 

Allen,  Gylan  Champ,  Springville 

Allen,  Gary  Ross,  Van  Nuys,  Calif 

Allen,  Harriet  Ann,  Yuba  City,  Calif,  363 

Allen,  Irvin  Bruce,  Circleville 

Allen,  Kathleen,  Pleasant  Grove,  312 

Allen,  Larry  Carl,  Los  Angeles,  Calif,  360 

Allen,   LeGrande,   Provo 

Allen,  Lurls  Porter,  Provo 

Allen,  Marvin  Lynn,  American  Fork 

Allen,  Orin  Dan,  Orem 

Allen,  Richard,  los  Angeles,  Calif 

Allen,  Robert  Eugene,  Provo 

Allen,  Robert  Francis,  Glendale,  Ariz..  322 

Allen,  Robert  D.,  Mesa,  Ariz. 

Allan,  Robert  See,  Eldorado  Springs,  Colo. 

Allen,  Ronald  Dean,  Provo 

Allen,  Terry  S.,  Winslow,  Ariz. 

Allison,  Jhon  Samuel,  Butte,  Mont.,  329 

Allison,  Robert  L.,  Zangdon,  Alta.,  306 


Allman,  Curtis  Roe,  Springville 

Allman,  Stanley  Dwayne,  Provo 

Allman,  Verl   Phillips,   Provo 

Allphin.  Phyllis  Ann,  Orem 

Allphin,  Marian  Asay,  Lovell,  Wyo. 

Allphin,  Mervin  Kerry.  Provo,  346 

Allphin,  Elizabeth  F..  Orem 

Allphin,  Nylen  Lee,  Jr.,  Lovell,  Wyo. 

Allred,  Alice  Ann,  Washington  D.C.,  194,  329 

Allred,  Billie  J.,  Pima.  Ariz.,  213 

Allred,  Birdie  Lou  H.,  Hinckley 

Allred,    Carol,    Provo 

Allred,  Charles  Mart,  Ephraim 

Allred,  Oiane  Florence,  Chico,  Calif.,  364 

Allred,  David  Norman,  Duncan,  Ariz. 

Allred.  Elwood  Byron,  Burley,  Ida. 

Allred,  Freddy  Russell,  Provo 

Allred,  Florence  P.,  Provo 

Allred,  Golden  Hugh,  Provo 

Allred,  Geraldine,  Duncan,  Ariz.,  225,  329 

Allred,  Ray  La  Mar,  Moroni  364 

Allsop,  Ralph  Williams,  Lone  Pine,  Calif. 

Althouse,  Sharon  Lee,  Springville 

Alsop,  Hugh  H.,  Tooele,  150 

Alter,  Marilyn  K.,  Bountiful,  204,  220,  312 

Amos,,  Marilyn  Rae,  Sacramento,  Calif. 

Andelin,  Leslie  Hart,  Provo 

Andersen,  C.  Paul,  American  Fork,  280,  288 

Andersen,  Adrian  L.,  Mesa,  Ariz..  326 

Andersen,  Karen,  Brigham  City 

Anderson,  Learta  L.,  Provo,  288 

Andersen,  Lee  Griffin,  Boise,  Ida. 

Andersen,   LaMarr,   Provo 

Andersen,  Paul  Gareth,  Brigham  City,  109 

Andersen,  Trevor  T.,  Orem 

Andersen,  Todd  Gilbert,  Elslnore,  344 

Anderson,  Ada  Annette,  Emery,  363 

Anderson,  Arthur  Carl,  Glenns  Ferry,  Ida.,  328 

Anderson,  Audrey  Rolph,  Orem 

Anderson,  Blaine  M.,  Berkeley,  Calif,  328 

Anderson,  Boyd  A.,  Payson 

Anderson,  Brita  Rose,  Orem,  216.  329 

Anderson,  Carl  Dixon,  Provo 

Anderson,  Carma  Rose.  Provo 

Anderson,  Carole  M.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla.,  349 

Anderson,  Carol,  Midvale,  329 

Anderson,  Carol  Joanne,  Long  Beach,  Calif. 

Anderson,  Christian  A.,  American  Fork,  334 

Anderson,  Clarence  E.,  Ogden,  307 

Anderson,  C.  Leroy,  Thornton,  Ida. 

Anderson,  Connie,  Midvale,  324 

Anderson,  Dean  Ray,  Provo,  353 

Anderson,  Donna  May,  SanBernardino.  Calif 

Anderson,  Donna  Rae,  Glenns  Ferry,  Ida.,  354 

Anderson,  Doris  Elaine,  San  Bruno,  Calif,  190,  345 

Anderson,  Gary  Eugene,  Jerome,  Ida.,  184,  350 

Anderson,  Gloria  L,  Douglas,  Wyo.,  153,  300 

Anderson,  Gordon  W.,  Riverton,  347 

Anderson,  James  Dudley,  Magrath,  Alta. 

Anderson,  James  David,  Springville 

Anderson,  James  LeRoy,  N.  Hollywood,  Calif,  360, 

369 
Anderson,  Janet  Ann,  Orem,  153 
Anderson,  Janice  Luan,  Cambridge,  Minn. 
Anderson,  Janice  V.,  Salt  Lake  City,  359 
Anderson,  Janis  Faye,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  363 
Anderson,  Janet  Sue,  Huntington,  Ind.,  346 
Anderson,  Jay  Paul,  Pleasant  Grove 
Anderson,  Joan  Ruth,  Jacksonville,  Flo.,  350 
Anderson,  John  M.,  Orinda,  Calif,  309 
Anderson,  John  Stephen,  Richfield,  357,  369 
Anderson.  Joyce,  Long  Beach,  Calif,  313 
Anderson,  Karen,  Spokane,  Wash.,  361 
Anderson,  Karen  Reine.  Richfield 
Anderson,  Kenneth  S.,  Shelley,  Ida.,  364 
Anderson,  Keith  Lester,  Provo 
Anderson,  Kent  Thomas,  Hiawatha 
Anderson,  Laurel  Dean,  Weiser,  Ida. 
Anderson,  Larry  F.,  Provo 
Anderson,  Lois  Blanche,  Provo 
Anderson,  Loren  R..  Portland,  Ore. 
Anderson,  Lowell  Ray,  Fairview,  310 
Anderson,  Lynn  Reese,  Vernal 
Anderson,  Lynne,  Alpine,  220 
Anderson,  Marian  Faye,  American  Fork,  316 
Anderson,  Marie  R.,  Midvale,  220.  315 
Anderson,  Mary  Ann,  Evanston,  111.,  42,  200,  296 
Anderson,  Max  Gustave,  Corinne,  150,  302 
Anderson,  Nedra  A.,  Manti 
Anderson,  Oscar  Gene,  Fillmore,  202,  302 
Anderson,  Paul  R.,  Fillmore,  292 
Anderson,  Paul  Arnold,  Griffith.  Ind.,  294 
Anderson,  Paul  Leon,  Provo,  109,  210 
Anderson,  Rachel,  Pleasant  Grove,  216 
Anderson,  Raymond  N.,  Hooper 
Anderson,  Richard  C,  Venice,  280 
Anderson,  Richard  D.,  Sacramento,  Calif.  296 
Anderson,  Robert  Alan,  Provo 
Anderson,  Robert  W.,  Niagara  Falls,  N.Y. 
Anderson,  Ronald  B.,  Provo,  186 
Anderson,  Roland  E.,  Provo,  186 
Anderson,  Russell  G.,  Burley,  Ida..  315 
Anderson,  Sharon  Kay,  Green  River,  Wyo.,  350 
Anlerson,  Sue  Marie,  Safford,  Ariz.,  310 
Anderson,  Terry,  Vernal 


Aamodt  -  Atkinson 

Anderson,  Terry  Gene,  Fairview 

Anderson,  Vernon  Lee,  Springville 

Anderson,  Verna  L.,  Boise,  Ida.,  347 

Anderson.  Virginia  L„  Fairview 

Anderson,  Warren  Boyd,  Pleasant  Grove,  299 

Anderton.  Mary  Louise,  Richfield 

Andreasen,  Gary  Dean.  China  Lake,  Calif 

Andreasen,  Cal  Juel,  Pasadena,  Calif,  310 

Andreasen,  Krank  M.,  China  Lake,  Calif 

Andreason,  Gail.  Filer,  Ida.,  226,  334 

Andreason,  Marjean,  Filer,  Ida. 

Andrew,  Frederick  C,  Provo 

Andrew,  Joyce  Ladeane,  Orem 

Andrews,  Carlos  C,  Nampa,  Ida..  338 

Andrews,  Fay  Marie,  Salt  Lake  City.  226,  345 

Andrews,  Linda  E.,  Whittier,  Calif 

Andrews,  Nicholas  W..  Grangeville,  Ida. 

Andrus,  Antone  Marlon,  Draper,  328 

Andrus,  Aniene,  Provo.  208,  334 

Andrus,  Alyn  Brown,  Ucon,  Ida.,  298 

Andrus,  Floyd  William,  Inglewood,  Calif,  308 

Andrus,  Gary  Todd,  Ucon,  Ida.,  284 

Andrus,  James  G.,  Provo,  224 

Andrus,  Irva  Pratt,  Provo  288 

Andrus^  Louise,  Oakley,  239,  357 

Andrus,  Rose  Mary,  Provo,  200 

Anthon,  Robert  Edward,  Springville 

Antrim,  Lovina  Joy,  Glendale.  Calif,  357 

Appel,  Gerardina  Anita.  Salt  Lake  City 

Apptegate.  Thayne  R.,  Richfield 

Applonie,  Evelyn  M.,  Ogden 

Aragon,  Helaman,  356 

Aragon,  Jesus  Antonio,  Mexico,  298 

Arbon,  Lloyd  Earl,  Provo 

Arbon,  Richard  D.,  Provo,  246,  366 

Arbogast,  Michael  A.,  Birmingham,  Mich.,  184,  311 

Arbogast,  Michon  Anne,  Birmingham,  Mich. 

Archibald,  Vernene.  Glenwood,  Alta.,  292 

Archer,  Warren  McCalta.  Sandy,  299 

Argyle,  Nina  Mae,  Clearfield 

Argyle,  Philip  Frank,  Spanish  Fork 

Argyle,  Sterling  Cowan,  Spanish  Fork 

Argyle,  Ralph  Evan,  Randolph 

Argyle,  Sonja  Lee,  ElMonte,  Calif,  312 

Armatage,  Ross  S.,  Montpelier,  Ida. 

Armstrong,  Beverly  R.(  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  42,  153.  222, 

357,   358 
Armstrong,  Charles  S.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  206 
Armstrong,  Cheryl  P.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  153.  216,  324 
Armstrong,  Blair,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida..  84,  213,  206,  318 
Armstrong,  Barbara  A.,  Macon,  Ga.,  334 
Armstrong,  Ellis  Bruce,  Salt  Lake  City,  363 
Armstrong,  Glenna  J.,  Ephraim,  292 
Armstrong,  Joseph  R.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  146,  206,  213 
Arnason,  Lynette,  Milbrae,  Calif,  290 
Arnett  Junette,  Mesa,  Ariz. 
Arnett,  Marvin  Rex,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  307,  145 
Arnett,  William  W.,  Mesa,  Ariz. 
Arney,  Betty  Chloe,  Globe,  Ariz.,  307 
Arnold,  Deryle  Ann,  Las  Vegas,  Nev. 
Arnold,  Carol  Ann,  Hamilton,  Ohio,  355 
Arnold,  Alvin  Watson,  Cochran,  Ga.,  329 
Arnold,  Jacqueline  P.,  Redondo  Beach,  Calif,  366 
Arnold,  Nancy  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City,  350 
Arnold,  Paul  Bennion,  Salt  Lake  City 
Arnold,  Marilyn,  Ogden,  208 
Arnold,  Timothy  Ferril,  Crownsville,  Md. 
Arnoldsen,  Larry  M.,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  97,  329 
Arrington,  Ann  Louise,  Salt  Lake  City 
Asay,  Donald  Huntsman,  Provo,  192 
Asay,  Robert  Dix,  Lovell,  Wyo. 
Asay,  Vernafay,  Meeteetse,  Wyo.,  293 
Asay,  Sandra  Lou,  Provo,  363 
Aschmann,  Joy  Anne,  Albany,  Calif 
Ash,  E.  Lynn,  Springville,  192 
Ash,  Leonard  Leroy,  Pleasant  Grove 
Ash,  Wayne  R..  Provo.  108 
Ash,  Owen  Kenneth,  Provo,  290 
Ashby,  Dale  Francis,  Seattle,  Wash. 
Ashby,  Gordon  Thomas,  Hillsborough,  Calif.,  206 
Ashby,  Joan  Louise,  Clearfield,  222,  309 
Ashby,  Keith  Donald.  Bellflower,  Calif,  347,  356 
Ashby,   Karolyn,   Provo 
Ashby,  Marian.  Provo,  185,  145,  315 
Ashby,  Sandra  Dale,  Hillsborough,  Calif.,  366 
Ashby,  William  Larry,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  344 
Ashcroft,  Rulon  Butler.  Eager,  Ariz. 
Ashcroft,  Georgia  Mae,  Springville,  360 
Ashcraft,  Vernia  Grant,  Teton,  Ida. 
Ashley.  George  K.,  Salt  Lake  City,  330 
Ashford,  Virginia  Lynn,  Phoenix,  Ariz. 
Ashmore,  William  R..  Jr.,  Burbank,  Calif,  150 
Ashton,  Clive  Edwin,  Peoria,  III. 
Ashton  Kenneth  L.,  Provo 
Ashton,  Norma  Jean,  Provo 
Ashton,  Melvin  Thomas,  Provo,  356 
Ashton.  Ralph  Paul,  Midvale,  210,  298 
Asplund,  Harold  John,  Provo,  298 
Asper,  Robert  Jon,  Telocaset.  Ore.,  228 
Atack,  Rodney  Merrill,  Cheynne,  Wyo.,  365 
Atkerson  Christine,  Dallas,  Tex.,  218,  355 
Atkin,  Mary  Lucinda,  St.  George,  290 
Atkin,  Roy  David,  Boulder  City,  Nev.,  202,  330 
Atkin,  Thomas  Raymond,  Tooele,  230 
Atkinson.   Bernice,  Springville 


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Atkinson.  Carmo  Lou,  Provo,  328 

Atkinson.  Gereldine  N.,  Springville 

Atkinson.  John  Horace.  Dearborn,  Mich.,  338 

Atkinson,  Dell  Cornia.  Evenston.  Wyo.,  339 

Atkinson.  Otis  Nilo.  Evanston,  Wyo..  84,  213.  230.  283. 

295 
Atkinson  Marlene  L.  Mesa.  Ariz..  325 
Atkinson.  Melvin  S..  Provo 
Atkinson,  Sadie  Eunece,  Evanston.  Wyo.,  284 
Atkinson.  Sallie,  Greenville,  S.C. 
Atkinson.  Stephen  E.,  Evanston,  Wyo.,  230,  307 
Atkinson.  Sherlene.  Yuba  City.  Calif.,  153.  182,  316 
Atkisson.  Lauretta  L.  Palo  Alto,  Calif..  196,  296 
Atkisson,  Barbara  Ann.  Palo  Alto.  Calif..  363 
Atwater.  Kathleen  R..  Kanab,  302 
Attridge,  June  Marie.  Rupert.  Ida. 
Attryde,  Sandra  C.  Hanna,  Wyo.,  360 
Atwood.  Marguretta.  Salem.  Ore..  182.  222,  316 
Atwood.  Mary  Deliah,  Pleasant  Grove,  310 
Atwood,  Sondra,  Mesa.  Ariz.,  363 
Atwood.  Robert  William.  Spanish  Fork 
Aubrey.  Sheryl  Jean.  Woodland,  Calif.,  351 
Auffhammer,  Edmund  H.,  Syracuse,  N.Y. 
Austin.  David,  Pasadena,  Calif.,  329 
Austin.  Brenda  Warner.  Pleasant  Grove 
Austin.  Bobby  Lynn.  Denver.  Colo. 
Austin,  Anna  Patricia,  Santa  Ana,  Calif..  362 
Austin,  Gaylia  Ann,  Provo.  232,  306 
Austin.  John  Maxfield.  Provo.  300 
Austin,  Monya  Gay,  Provo 
Austin,  Thomas  Dean,  Orem 
Austin,  William  Alfred.  Pleasant  Grove 
Autry,  Robert  Lee.  Jr.,  Wilmington.  N.C. 
Averett.  De  Lon.  Meadow 
Averett,  Leah  Mae.  Springville,  296 
Avery.  Paul  De  Lancy.  Albany,  Calif 
Awerkamp,  Blane  N.,  Whittier.  Calif..  330 
Awerkamp.  Dwayne  Roger.  Whitter,  Calif..  316 
Aycock.  Dagmar  Ann.  Vernal  354 
Ayers.  Leonard  Wayne.  Tooele  167 

Tyers.  Lonnie  Douglas.  Lewiston.  Ida.,  202,  322 
Ayers,  Wayne  Maury.  Vinton.  Va. 
B 

Babbel,    Patricia    L,    Idaho   Falls.    Ida..    146.    216.   329 

Babcock,  Barbara  L..  Alberta,  Canada 

Babcock,  Sallee  Marie.  Perris.  Calif.,  316 

Babcock,  Janice  Elaine.  Reno,  Nev..  42.   173.  226.  357 

Bachler,  William  D..  Whitefish,  Mont.,  353 

Backman,  Robert  Jon,  Santaquin 

Backus.  Lamar  Adorns.  Provo 

Bacon,    Dorothy   Chyleen.    Hollywood,   Calif.,   31.    145, 
204 

Bacon.  Carl  William,  Provo.  210.  302 

Bacon,  Betty  Carolyn,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Bacon.  Doris  Mae  R.,  Hollywood.  Calif..  145 

Bacon.  Wynefred  Mae,  Moise,  Ida. 

Badgett.  Delois  Yvonne.  Glenside,  Pa..  329 

Badham,  Leon  D..  Payson  156.  329 

Bee,  Owen  Richard,  Marysville,  Calif..  302 

Baer.  Frederick  D.,  Lansing.  Mich..  311 

Baer,  Harry  Daniel.  Anderson.  Calif.,  310 

Bagley,  Emma  Lou.  Aurora,  330 

Bagley,  Glenna.  Sunnyside,  Wash.  216,  328 

Bagley,  Max,  Forest  Grove,  Ore..  370 

Bagwell,  Bojean,  Manassa.  Colo. 

Baharienejab,  Mohamad.  Iran.  311 

Bahr.  Don  Francis,  Bismark.  N.D.,  214.  338 

Bailey.  Barbara  Anne,  S.,  Sanford,  Colo. 

Bailey  Barbara  M.,  American  Fork,  284 

Bailey.  Junior  C,  Liberty 

Bailye,  Joyce,  Fountain  Green  31,  334 

Bailey,  Janice  Colleen,  San  Fernando.  Calif.    145.  286 

Bailey,  Larry  Kieth,  Sanford.  Colo. 

Bailey,  Lorin  Merrill,  Provo 

Bailey.  Larry  Lysle.  Liberty 

Bailey,  Raymond  T..  Jr.,  American  Fork 

Bailey,  Udell  Robert.  Riverton 

Bain.  Walter  Melvin.  Bakersfi  eld,  Calif 

Bain,  Darlene  B.,  Salt  Lake  City,  366 

Bain,  Janet  Louise.  San  Francisco.  Calif,  87,  366 

Baird,  Alan.   Payson 

Baird.  Joseph  Mark.  Draper,  329 

Baird.   H.  Kay,  Rigby.   Ida.,  202,  296 

Baker,  Calvin  Clain,  San  Bernardino,  Calif.   184.  328 

Baker.  Carma  Jane.  Sparks,  Nev.,  204.  222.  338 

Baker,    Dennis   Michael.   Nampa.    Ida.,  206.   310 

Baker,  Charlene  E.,  Torrance.  Calif,  80.  366 

Baker,   Evatyn.   Provo,  312 

Baker,  Gary   Lynn,   Malad,   Ida.,  224 

Baker,  Janet,  Burley,  Ida. 

Baker.  Johanna,  Provo,  196,  337 

Baker.  Joyce,  Burley.   Ida.,  295 

Baker,   LeGrand   Liston,    Provo 

Baker,  Larry  Wade,  Burley.   Ida. 

Baker.  Parley  John.  Burley,  Ida.,  360 

Baker.  Neil  Kay.  Sparks.  Nev.,  296 

Baker.  Susan.  Whittier.  Calif.  232,  315 

Baldauf,   Martha   Marie.   Delancey,   N.Y.,  364 

Baldree.  Edward  Ola,  Blackfoot.  Ida..  344 

Baldwin,  Oliver  F..  Jr..  Cheyenne,  Wyo. 

Baldwin,   Roland  A.,   Rawlins.  Wyo. 

Baldwin.   Rey  Duane.   Provo 

Baldwin,  Theodore  N„  Jr.,  Bellflower.  Calif..  312 

Bales,  Francis  A.,  Jr.,  Dayton,  Tex. 

Bell,  Andrew.   Kannapolis,  N.C,  356 


Ball,  Judith  Lee,  Salt  Lake  City,  366 

8all,  Loris  Noreen,  Evanston,  Wyo.,  355 

Ball,  LaVerl  Nean,  Driggs,  Ida.,  356 

Ball,   Jennie,   Lewisvilte,    Ida.,  366 

Ball,  Samuel  Quist,  Ogden,  224,  357 

Ballantyne.  W.  James,  Orem 

Ballard.  Avis  Marie.  Laguna  Beach,  Calif.  286 

Ballard.  Janice  Arlene.   Porterville,  Calif,  347 

Ballard.  Nona  Lavon.  Bountiful,  257.  300 

Ballard.   Marilyn,   Richmond 

Ballard,  Sharon  Arlene,  Denver,  Colo.,  350 

Balle,  Lynn  Royal.  Payson 

Ballif   H.  Maurice,   Boise.  Ida.,  312 

Ballif,   Mark  Dixon.  Ogden,    192 

Ballou,  Barbara  Jean,  Berkeley,  Calif.,  294 

Balmer,  Sonja  H.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Balmer.  Janet  F.,  Sajt  Lake  City,  352 

Berne,  Ceorle  Ester,  Provo 

Bancroft,  Laverne  Carl,  Boone,  Iowa,  334 

Bangerter,  V.   Maurine,    Bountiful,   344 

Bang,  Christian  Victor,  Cincinnati  Ohio 

Bang,  James   Richard,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Bangerter.  Janice   Kaye,   Bountiful 

Bankhead,   Myrna   Lois.   Eugene.  Ore.,  353 

Banks,   Bennie  Lee,  Salem,   Ida.,  328 

Banner,   Sherma,    Nyssa,   Ore.,   363 

Bensemer.  Karen   Dee,  Long  Beach,  Calif..  357 

Banner,    Melvin    Boyd,    Burley,    Ida. 

Barber.  David  Allan.  Provo 

Barber.  Mary  Etta.  Thermopolis,  Wyo. 

Barbezat,  Donald  G..  Provo 

Barbezat,  Andree  L  D.,   Provo 

Barclay,  Jean   Marie,  Blackfoot,   Ida. 

Bardln,  Betty  Ann,  Arlington.  Calif,  347 

Barfus,  Georgia  Maxine,  Preston,  Ida.,  364 

Barfuss,  George  W.,  Parma,   Ida.,  356 

Bergeron.   Kim  Gordon,  Provo 

Barkdull.  Franklin  D..  Alameda,   Ida.,  82,  213,  230,  326 

Barker.  Barbara  Ruth,  Salt  Lake  City,  322 

Barker.  Dixie  Ann,  Murray,   145.  336 

Barker,  Duane  A.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Barker.  Linda.  Kaysville,  355 

Barks.  William  G.,  III.  Monrovia.  Calif 

Barling.  Margo  Darlene.  Cody,  Wyo.,  80.    163,  323 

Barkett.  Ronald  S...  San  Diego,  Calif 

Barlow,  Christie  Lynne,  Denver,  Colo.,  358 

Barlow.  Ada  Lucille,  Blackfoot,  Ida.,  323 

Barlow.   Carolyn,    Provo,    141,   200.   330 

Borlow,  Elbert  Gene,  Denver,  Colo. 

Barlow,  Janet  Marie,  Santa   Monica,  Calif 

Barlow,  £ereh,   Vele.   Ore. 

Barlow,  Nathan  Bruce,   Provo 

Barlow,   Paul  Weston,  Bountiful 

Barlow,  Pauline  E..  Salt  Lake  City,  236,  295 

Barner,  Donald  Alldon,  Provo 

Barnard,   Logan  Willie,  Rockland,   Ida. 

Barnard.  Robert  C,  twin  Falls.  Ida..  206,  315 

Barnes,  Carol  Ann,  Northrldge.  Calif..  360 

Barnes,  Janice.  Salt  Lake  City,  323 

Barnes.  Joanne,  Arco,   Ida.,  313 

Barnes.  Leah  Pearl.  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Barnes.  Nancy  E.,  Long  Beach,  Calif,  208,  344 

Barnes.  Richard  Lee.  Taft,  Calif,  214,  297 

Bemes,  William  Lloyd,  Lordsburg.  N.  Mex.,  206 

Barnes,  William   R..,   Holtville,  Calif 

Barnett,   Gary    Lew,    Provo 

Barnett,  Warren  O,  Provo 

Barnett.    Mary,    Norwalk,   Calif. 

Barnett,  Owen   Lee.  Murray 

Barnett,  Thetis  Marie,   Provo 

Barney.    Beulah,    Delta.  228.   339 

Barney,  Clair,  Springville 

Barney.  Grace  Diane,  Annabella,  364 

Barney,  John   Arnold,    Indio,   Calif. 

Barney,   Lyman   Kendall,  Castro  Valley,  Calif. 

Barney,    Gordon    S.,    Hatch 

Barney,  William  C.  Jr.,  Orem 

Barnum,   Deanna,   Orem,   87,  317 

Barnum,  Lee  Jeaneal,  Orem,  368 

Barnsurst,   Lanord  John,  Springfield,  Ore..  369 

Berratt,  James   Donald,   American    Fork 

Barrett,  Marilyn  June,  American  Fork,  284 

Barrett,   Denae,   Orem 

Barrett,  Bruce  Arnie,  Logan,  83,  290 

Barrett,    Eulene,   Orem 

Barrieault.  Donald  P.,  Gallup,  N.  Mex. 

Barrios,  M,  Arthuro  A.,  Guatemala,  230  312 

Barrow.  Clarence  L.,  Ogden 

Barron,  Joen  Christie,   La  Canada,  Calif.,    188,  363 

Barrow,  Jeanette,  Tempe,  Ariz.,  363 

Barrow,  Barbara  Joan,  Salt  Lake  City,  232,  290 

Barrow.  Klee.  Tracy.  Calif.  182,  315 

Barrus.   Dave   Earl,   EHajon,  Calif.,    I  14 

Barrus,  LaRue,  Sugar  City,  Ida.,  313 

Berrus,  Merle  Ann,  Sacramento,  Calif.,  346 

Barrus.  Nola  Jean,  Cheyenne,  Wyo. 

Berrus,  Wallace  M„  Gooding,  Ida.,  90 

Barry,  Barbare  Jean,  Long  Beach,  Calif,   156,  316 

Barson.  Farren  Kennard.  Inglewood.  Calif.,  324 

Barson,  Clyde  John,  Inglewood,  Calif.,  346 

Barte.  Robert  Lee,  Pocatello,  Ida. 

Berth.  Anita  Lucile,  Bound  Brook,   N.J. 

Bartels,  Dorothy  Mae,  Columbus,  Neb.,  228 

Bartley,  William  J.,  Richfield,  280 


Berth,  Neal  Seymour,  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,   162 
Bartholomew,  Errol,  Springville,  360 
Bartholomew,  Anna   Lee,  Springville,  361 
Bartholomew,  Gerald   L.,  Wilmington,  Calif. 
Bartholomew.  "Merlin  G.,  Von  Nuys,  Calif,  296 
Bartholomew,   Richard   L,   Salt  Lake  City 
Bartlett,  Darwin  Max,  Twin  Falls.  Ida.,  346 
Bartlett,   Helen   Marie,  New  Province.   N.J.,  204.  260, 

326 
Bartlett,  Janet  D.,  New  Province,  N.J.,  225,  260,  312 
Barton,   Billy  Joe,  Mountain   Home.   Ida.,  364 
Barton,  Greta  Jennette,  Ogden,  286 
Barton.   Grant  K.,   Provo 
Barton,  Edson  King.  Montlcello,  351 
Berton,  Delyle,  Provo.  300 
Barton,  John  Kenneth,  Carey,  Ida.,  366 
Barton,  Merolyn  Kay,  Moab 
Basford,  Judith  Ray,  Hannibal,  Mo. 
Besinger,  Joanne,  Berkeley,  Calif,  363 
Bascom,  Gary  Ray,  Pocatello.  Ida.,  230,  315 
Bassett.  Elouise,  Delta.  295 
Bassett,  Rex  Howard,  Citrus  Heights,  Calif 
Bassett,    Ramon   Eugene,   Belmont,   Calif.  280,  295 
Bastian,  Cyril  Weldon,  Alamo,  Nev. 
Bastian,   Lewis  M.,  Santa   Rosa,  Calif 
Batchter.  Jack  William.  Canada.  325 
Batchelor,  Lee  Ray,  Vancouver,  Wash.,  302 
Bateman,  Lura  Inez,  Olathe,  Colo.,  366 
Bateman,  Marietta   Lee,  Salt  Lake  City,  200 
Bateman,  Mel  Ree,  Sandy,   145,  355 
Bates,  Cornelia  May,  Boulder  City,  Nev.,  364 
Bates,  Daniel  Leland,  Alta.,  Can. 
Bates,  Colleen   B.,  Whittier.  Calif.,  308 
Bates,  Douglas  Fetzer,  Salt  Lake  City,  178,  356 
Bates,  Orrin  Raymon,  Driggs,  Ida. 
Bath,  Wallace  Duane,  American  Fork 
Botes,  Weyne  Leslie,  Los  Angeles,  Calif,  184,  302 
Batty,  Wayne  D.,  Vernal 

Bauers,  Shannon  M.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif,  325 
Baum.  Barbare  Helen,  Heber 
Baum,  Homer  Lowell,  Provo 
Baumgarten,  James  N.,   Provo 
Baumgertner,  Colleen  M.,  Salt  Lake  City.  232.  327 
Baumgart,  Roy,  Salt  Lake  City,  35 
Baxter,  Judith  Louise,  Chula  Vista,  Calif,  163 
Baxter,  Muriel  Lynne,  Salt  Lake  City,  325 
Bay,  Arthur  Stuart,  Dillon.  Mont.,  348 
Bayliss,  LaVonnne  O,  Tooele 
Bayles,  Finley  Harris,  Blending 
Bayles,  Dwayne  Parker,  Blending,  346 
Baziw,  Jean  Doris,   Rochester.  N.Y.,  295 
Beech,  John   Laurence.   Riverton,  Wyo.,    164,    166,  338 
Beach,  Roy  Bucklin,  Burbank,  Calif,  290 
Beachler,  Bette  Lou,  Kemmer,  Wyo.,  318 
Beagley,  Boyd  Donald,  Provo,  295 
Beegley,  Ferrell  Kent,  Orem 

Beagles,  Joseph   Keith,  Grand  Junction,  Colo.,  335 
Beagley,  John  Robert.  American  Fork 
Beal,  Clayton  Philip,  Tacome,  Wash. 
Bean,  Clark  Stanford,  Seattle,  Wash. 
Bean,  Dorothy  Irene,  Medford,  Ore. 
Bean,  Deon,  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,  228,  306 
Bean,  Glade  Seth,  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,  358 
Bean,  Earl  W.,  American  Fork 
Bean,  James  Evan,  Provo,   149,  295 
Bean,  Lawrence  Eugene,  Seattle,  Wash.,  298 
Bean,  Nancy  Carol,  Salt  Lake  City,  325 
Been,  Robert  Halsey,  Oregon  City,  Ore.,  338 
Bean,  Ronald  H.,  Seattle.  Wash. 
Been,  Scott  W.,  American  Fork 
Beard,  June  B..  Brigham  City 
Beard,  Leland  Milo.  Milford,  315 
Beardell,  John  Smith,  Springville.  90,  94,  244.  328 
Beerdell,  Jemes  C,  Springville,  206 
Beordell,  Naomi  Smith,  Springville 
Bearnson,  James  L.,  Hiawatha 
Beernson,  William  John,  Springville,  294 
Beasley,  Cereen,  Evanston,  Wyo.,  324 
Beazer,  Gorald  Roland,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  294 
Beazer,  Sherman  Lee,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,   1 14 
Becenti,  Gloria  V.,  Tahatchi,  N.  Mex. 
Beazer,  Duane,  Layton,  99,  280 
Beck,  Clive  L.  Pleasant  Grove.  294 
Beck,  Douglas  Julius,  Pleesant  Grove 
Beck,   Elizabeth.  Joseph,  362 
Beck,  Earlene,  Fairview,  346 
Beck,  Firl  Winnifred,  Centerfield 
Beck,  Gayle,  Ogden 
Beck,  Janet  Ruth,  Provo.  312 
Beck,  Sherman  Andrew,  Centerfield 
Beck.  Verla,  Ovid,  Ida. 
Beckham,  Idalee  J.,  Provo 
Becker,  Joseph  Delano,  Midvale 
Becker,  Janice  Barbara,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Beckner,  Annabelle,  Colorado  Springs,  Colo. 
Beckstead,  Gary  B.,  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,  114,  192 
Beckstead,   Darrell  E...   Provo 
Beckstead,  Judith,  Salt  Lake  City 
Beckstead,  Judy,  Riverton,  309 
Beckstead,  Leda  Sarah,  Talmage,  182,  296 
Beckstead,  Marriner  L.,  Provo 
Beckstrand,   Helen  A.,  American  Fork,    188,  327 
Beckstrand,  Therald  O,  Provo 
Beckstrand,  Thane  M.,  San  Jose,  Calif 


398 


Beckstrom,  Paul  H.,  Spanish  Fork,  363 

Bedner,  Richard  Lee,  San  Leandro,  Calif.,  366 

Beebe,  John  Ovando,   Bakersfield,  Calif.,  315 

Beecroft,   Marilyn,  Sonora,  Mex. 

Beecroft,   David   Irl,   Provo 

Beecroft,   Ruth   Huish,   Provo 

Beecroft,  Glen  Albert,  Overgaard,  Ariz.,  348 

Beecroft,  Joseph  N.,  Provo 

Beers,  Barbara  Moree,  Glendale,  Calif.,  339 

Beers,  Monte  D.,  Pleasant  Grove 

Beesley,  Wayne  Oxley,  Springville 

Beeson,  David   Ray,  Eldorado,  Arlc.,  351 

Beesley  Wayne  David,   Provo,  315 

Behnke,  Joseph  Ray,  Klamath   Falls,  Ore.,  335 

Beheshti,  Mohammed,  Iran 

Behnin,  Irwin  George,  Jr.,  Monticello 

Behunin,  Margaret,  Salt  Lake  City,  324 

Beisel,  Ronald  Philip,  Albuquerque,  N.  Mex. 

Beim,  Gabrielle  Paya,  New  Zealand,  324 

Beighley,  JacTT  Richard,  American  Fork 

Belknap,  Addie  Leah,  Martinez.  Calif.,   190,  338 

Bell,  David  Leon,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Bell,  Andrea,  Castle  Dale,  326 

Bell,  Carol  Ann,  Shreveport,  La.,  336 

Bell,  Carolyn  Kyle,  Grantsville,  312 

Bell,  Elouise  Mildred,  Tucson,  Ariz. 

Bell,  Karen  Donna,  Bingham  Canyon,  351 

Bell,  Jessie  Lee,  Columbia,  294 

Bell,  Marvin  J.,  American  Fork,  324 

Bell,  Robert  Allan,  San  Gabriel,  Calif.,  370 

Bell,  Robbie  Jean,  Moultrie,  Gai,  360 

Bell.  Rose  Marie,  Hoyt  Lakes,  Minn.,  257,  300 

Bell.  Richard  D.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Bell,  Yvonne  Larae,  Pleasant  Grove,  318 

Belllston,  Iris,  Nephi,  257,  300 

Bellon,  Philip  Ned,  Salt  Lake  City,  239,  344 

Bellows,   Janet    Marie,    Orem,    190 

Belnap.   Dean   Hatch,   Blackfoot,    Ida.,  364 

Belnap,   Francis  Alvin,   Hooper 

Belnap,   Harold    Lynn,    Blackfoot,   Ida.,    145,   328 

Belnap,  Marvin  J.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Belnap,   Richard   Duane,   Provo,  302 

Belton,  Linda  Jean,  Santa   Barbara,  Calif.,  364 

Belue,  Travene,  Billings,   Mont. 

Belt,   Peggy  Sue,   Las  Vegas,  Nov.,  298 

Bench,   Earl   Markham,  Burbank,  Calif,   347 

Bender,   Russell   Melvin,   Provo,  279 

Benjamin,  Judith  Ann,  Milbrae,  Calif.,  222,  348 

Bennett,  Betty  Lea,  Delta,  298 

Bennett,  Carol  Sue,  Salem,  Ore.,  348 

Bennett,  Carol  Janet,  Bakersfield,  Calif. 

Bennett,  Carolyn,   Preston,   Ida.,  295 

Bennett,  Colleen,  Orem,  352 

Bennett,  David  Milner.  Salt  Lake  City,   192 

Bennett,  Douglas  Reed,  Bountiful,  300 

Bennett,  Edward  Faun,  Fillmore 

Bennett,  Emma  Helene  J.,  Warren,  Ore. 

Bennett,  Jay  Lynn,  American   Fork 

Bennett,  Jesse  H.,  Lehi 

Bennett,  Mary  Jo,  Provo 

Bennett,   Roger  H.,  Carlsbad,   N.   M.,  362 

Bennett,  Sylvia  L.,  Macon,  Ga.,  338 

Bennett,  Pearl  Agnes,  Ontario,  Can.,  352 

Bennett,  Val  Dee,  Tremonton 

Bennion,  C.  Joan,   Portland,  Ore.,   182,  316 

Bennion,  Neal  Warren,  Salt  Lake  City 

Benson,  Carta  Kaye,  Sandy,  204,  324 

Benson,  Boyd  Wriqht,  Tooele,  294 

Benson,   Dean   Wall,    Provo 

Benson.  Jerome  Taft,  Atherton,  Calif.,  202,  350 

Benson,  Josephine  D..  Lynwood,  Calif.,  348 

Benson.  Kent,  Preston,  Ida.,  83,  329 

Benson,  Lynn  Hunsaker,  Ogden,  93,  317 

Benson,  Marilyn  E.,  Lynwood,  Calif. 

Benson,  Richard  J.,  Montebello,  Calif,   102,  288 

Benson,  Rita  Mildred,  Medford,  Ore.,  346 

Benson,  Sharron  Louise,  Pomona,  Calif,  204 

Benson,  Willard  Clark,  Hurricane,  366 

Bneson,  Yvonne,  Parowan,  298 

Bentley,  Craig  B.,  Orem 

Bentley,  Curtis  Vail,   Provo 

Bentley,  Kenneth  J.,  Provo,  210,  213,  352 

Berensen,   Richard   Karl,   Price 

Berdixnen,  Grant  D.,  Provo 

Bentsen,  Robert  Earl,  Rawlins,  Wyo. 

Berg,  Danyla,  Beaverton,  Ore.,  346 

Berg,  Judith  Lee,  Salt  Lake  City 

Bergam,   Darvis  Yvonne,   Richland,  Wash.,  363 

Berg,    Kathryn,    Heber,    194 

Berge,  Wayne  Kay,  Coalinga,  Calif,   101.  280 

Bergen,  Norma  Jean.  Ogden,  232,  325 

Bergen,  Dixine  Lyn,  Torrance,  Calif.,  366 

Berge,  John  Stark,  Coatinga,  Calif.,  292 

Berge,  Charles  William,  Provo.  290 

Bergeson,  Dean  R...  Weston,   Ida.,    t30,  330 

Bergeson,  Scott,  Cornish,    184,  330 

Berqquist,    Gordon    Ross,    Provo.   290 

Berland.  Lyndolt  Linda,  Tohatchi,  N.  Mex.,  358 

Berrett,  Delwyn  Green,  Menan,  Ida. 

Rerrett,  Richard  Heber,  Provo.  338 

Berrett.  Sherrell  K.,  Murray,   124.  210 

Berrett,  Robert  Dean,  Salt  Lake  City 

Berry,    Louine.   San   Gabriel,   Calif. 

Berry,  Rex  Alden,   Lindon 


Berry,  William    N.,    Payson 

Berryhill,   Marilyn   Lee,  Spring  Valley,  Ohio 

Bertelsen,  Delora  P.,  Springville,  212,  290 

Bertoncelj,   Rae   Dell,   Point  of  Rocks,   Wyo.,  351 

Bertoch,  Janice  Carol,  Salt  Lake  City,  330 

Besner,   Linda   Irene,   Globe,  Ariz.,   363 

Besendorfer,   Nancy  J.,   Heber,  290 

Besendorfer,  John  Noah,  Heber,  316 

Best,  Margaret  Fisher,  Provo,  297 

Best,  Mary  Luell,  Springville,  364 

Best,  Brian  Stanley,  Kamas,  289 

Bethers,  Gloria  B.  R.,   Kamas 

Bethers,  Euray,  Kamas,  306 

Bethea,  Martha  Jane,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 

Bethers,   Pratt  Gordon,  Cedar  City,  227 

Bettis,  Ella  Mae,  Delta,  Colo. 

Beus,  Spencer  William,   Nyssa,  Ore. 

Beutel,   Anna   Johan,    Miami,  Ariz.,   313 

Beutler,  Dolores  E.,  New  Plymouth,  Ida. 

Beutler,  Ralph  Kenneth,  Richfield 

Beveridge,  Robert  M.,  Orem 

Bezzant,   Brian    Mauritz,   Pleasant  Grove 

Bickmore,  Darrell  Webb,   Provo 

Bevan,    Paul   Keith,  Tooele 

Bigelow,  Clarence  A.,   Eagar,  Ariz. 

Bigney,   Hugh   Clinton,    Maiden,   Mass. 

Bigler,   Walter  Huish,    Provo 

Bilderback.  Judith  Ann,    Boulder  City,   Nev.,  218,   361 

Billman,  Alice  Joan,   Twin    Falls,    Ida. 

Bills,  Douglas  Daley,   Payson  , 

Bills,  Frank  Lynn,  Payson 

Bills,   Ronald   Howard,  Spanish   Fork 

Bills,  Osmer  K.,   Provo 

Bills,  Royce  Allen,  Evanston,  Wyo.,   150,  324 

Bills,   Marilyn   Golda,   Orem 

Bills,  Robert  D.,  Provo 

Billstrom,  Richard  A.,  Chula  Vista,  Calif,  280 

Blnch,  Wayne  George,  American  Fork,  302 

Bingham  Coleen   Mae,  Vernal 

Bingham,  Jay  Dee,  Santaquin,  337 

Bingham,  Jeraldine,  Coulee  Dam,  Wash.,    182,  347 

Bingham,  Joann,  Great  Falls,  Mont.,  324 

Bingham,  James  R.,  Spanish  Fork 

Bingham,   La  Monte  C,  Great  Falls,  Mont.,  368 

Bingham,  Patricia  Anne,  Twin  Falls,   Ida. 

Bingham,  Richard  David,  Pleasant  Grove 

Biniaz,  Amir  Meliedi,  Iran 

Binks,  Joseph   Dean,  Springville 

Binney,  Charles  J.,   Provo 

Bird,   Beverly  Ann,   Memphis,  Tenn. 

Bird,  Bruce  Burton,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Bird,  Carol  Blood,   Pocatello,   Ida.,  292 

Bird,  Cloyd  Lynn,  Rigby,  Ida. 

Bird.  Doris  Holindrake,   Provo,  295 

Bird,    Dan   Richard,   Springville 

Bird,   Donna,  Los  Angeles,  Calif,  220,  236,  316 

Bird,   Earle   Pringle,  Provo,  306 

Bird,  Irvin  Delbert,  Jr.,  Tooele 

Bird,   Jon  A.,   Springville 

Bird,   Lewis  Montgomery,  Kanosh 

Bird,  Lee  Ann,  Tooele 

Bird,  Lynn  Hurst,  Mapleton.  344 

Bird.  Talmage  C,  Jr.,  Hemphis,  Tenn.,  81,  85.  206.  294 

Birdzell,  Mary  Louise,  Wells,  Nov.,  323 

Birkeland  Nancy  Joyce,  San  Bruno,  Calif.,  347 

Birk.  Janis  Virginia,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  350 

Birk,  Joyce  Priscilla.   Los  Angeles,  Calif,  351 

Birkland,  Gary  Jacob,  Redding,  Calif,  IB4,  323 

Birks,   Orval   Jay,   Orem,   284 

Birrell,   John   Arnold,   Twin    Falls,    Ida.,  347 

Bischoff  Sandra   Lee,  Blackfoot,   Ida.,  347 

Bischoff  Gordon  K.,  Swink,  Colo.,  284 

Bischoff,  Jaydee   L.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Bishop,  Carolyn  C,   Delta 

Bishop,   Cecil    Robert,   Springville 

Bishop,  Dale  Gordon,  Logandale,  Nev.,  364 

Bishop.    Dean   A.,.    Payson,   286 

Bishop,  Joseph   Layton,   Delta 

Bishop,   Merylin,  Sandy 

Bishop,  Joan,   Hpllywood,  Calif. 

Bissell,   Harold   P.,   Provo,  337 

Bittner,  Joseph   H.,  Beverly  Hills,  Calif 

Bltton,  Gary  W.,  Blackfoot,  Ida. 

Bjarnson,  John  Gerald,   Provo 

Biork,  Kay.  Salt  Lake  City,  306 

Black,  Arvid   Kay.  Blending,  362 

Black.  David   Morley,   Hawthorne.  Calif. 

Black,  Doris  Lee,  Caldwell,  Ida.,  368 

Black.   Don  Valdean,  Tooele 

Black,  Edward  Lee,   Provo 

Black,  Joseph   Layne,  Logan 

Black,  Jane  Ann,  Farmington,  N.  Mex. 

Black,  Keith  Ernest,  Delta 

Black,   Kathryn   Ekms,   Hinckley,  287 

Black,   Lorene,  Delta,  232,  363 

Black,   Lon   Kimball,   Pomona,  Calif,  323 

Black,   Marcia,   Boise.   Ida.,    146  204 

Black,    Marilyn,   Snowflake,   Ariz.,   351 

Black,  Robert  Duane,  Ogden,  308 

Black,  Thelma,  Green  River,.  Wyo.,  216,  324 

Black.  Wallace  Stocks.  Ely.  Nev. 

Black,  Susan  Joy.  Henderson,  Nev. 

Black,  William  Vincent,  Avenal,  Calif.   162 

Black,  Sheila,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  204.  218,  36! 


Atkinson -Booth 

Blackburn,  Georgia   Lee,   Riverside,  Calif,  339 

Blackburn,    Helen,   Provo,  330 

Blackburn,    Lily,   Provo 

Blackburn,  Loye  E.,  Great  Falls.  Mont.,  358 

Blacker,   Leon  Wendell,   Rupert,   Ida.,  336 

Blacken,   Royal  J.,   Rupert,  Ida.,  324 

Blackett,  Stanley  Elmo,  Springville,  336 

Blackett,  Barbara  May,  Provo 

Blackham,  William   R.,  Jr.,  Long  Beach,  Calif.  295 

Blackhurst,  Colleen,  Pleasant  Grove,  315 

Blackhurst,  Sarah  Ann,  Butte,  Mont.,  370 

Bleckley,  Demoyne  D.,  Provo 

Blackwell,  Joe  D.,  Jr..  Hayward,  Calif 

Blackwell,  Z.  LaVerne,  Boise,  Ida. 

Blad,   Blaine   L,  Salem,  368 

Blackwell,   Robert   H..   Provo 

Blackwelder,   Ralph   A.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Blair,  Carolyn  Ruth,  Santa   Barbore,  Calif. 

Blair,    Loren    Henrie,    Ventura,   Calif. 

Blair.   Neal   Brian,   Provo.  363 

Blair,  John  Leland,   Glendale,  Calif 

Blair.    Kenneth    Raymond,    Vallejo,    Calif..    230,    339 

Blake,  Barbara  Ann,  Glendale,  Calif,  350 

Blake,  Emma  B...  Orem 

Blake,   Norma,   Provo,    153 

Blake,  James  Verdon,  Provo 

Blake,  Reed  Harris,  St.  George,  206 

Blakemore.  Susan  E.,  San  Diego,  Calif  364 

Blakely,  Beverly  J„   Pomono,  Calif.,  295 

Blakely,   Robert  George.  Orem 

Blanch,  Robert  Fred,  Othello,  Wash.,  314 

Blanchard,  Wilma  Jean,  Pendleton,  Ore. 

Blanchard.  Patricia  A.,  Nampa,  Ida.,  312 

Blanco,    Mario  A...   Mexico,   322 

Blauer,  Aeron  Clyde,  Burley,  Ida. 

Blauer,  Jene,  Burley,  Ida.,  188,  226,  358 

Blaylock,  Gail  Yvonne,  Buhl,  Ida.,   153,  363 

Bledsoe  Doris  Diane,  Torrance,  Calif.,  232,  366 

Blodgett,  Joan  Carolyn.  Salt  Lake  City,  80,   194,  319 

Blocher,  Loren  Milam,  Olympia,  Wash, 

Blonquist,  Lawrence  B.,.  Cheyenne,  Wyo.,  330 

Blomquist,    Lois  Ann,    Hawthorne,   Calif,  314 

Bloom,  Bredley  Bruce,  Boise,   Ida.,  214,  306 

Bloomfield.   Beverly,   Bylas.  Ariz.,  225.  316 

Bloomfield,  E.  Lynne,  Fermington,  N.  Mex.,  5,  79 

Bloomquist,  Kenneth  W.,  Arlington.  Va.,  351 

Blount,  Harold  Parker,  Pearson,  Ga. 

Bloxham,  Vestal  Ben,  Elko,  Nev..  230,  330 

Blume,   Patricia   Ellen,   Brawley,  Calif,  284 

Blunck,  Virginia  Mae,  Salem,  Va.,  330 

Bluth,  Robert  Roneal,   Provo 

Bluth,   Lothaire   E.,  Jr.,  Farmington,   N.  Mex.,    145,  210 

Bluth,  Jeanne  Thomas,  Provo 

Boam,  Margaret  Ann,  Murray,  364 

Boardman,  Frank  Elmer,  Klamath  Falls,  Ore. 

Boardman,  John  Elmer,  Provo,   192 

Boden,  Mariorie,  Salt  Lake  City.  348 

Bodily,  David  Martin,  Lewiston,  312 

Bodily.  Shari,  Compton,  Calif,  352 

Bodily,  Merlyn  Ross,  Meridian,  Ida.,  362 

Bodine,  Virginia  Anne,  Long  Beach,  Calif,  232 

Boel,  Bethanne,   Provo,  236 

Boetticher,  Dorothy  A.,  Clifton,  N.J.,  328 

Boggs,  Bill  Gary,  Henderson,  Nev.,  333 

Bogason,   Robert  S.,  San   Diego,  Calif. 

Bohn,  Saun  Leroy,   Provo 

Bohn.  Kalvin  Lee,  Provo 

Bohon,   Nelda  Vera,  Salem,  Va.,  345 

Bohrer,  Joan    Fern,    Portland,   Ore. 

Bohnet,  Gerald  Victor,  Alberta,  Canada,  324 

Boies,  Bernice  Una,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  347 

Bolander,  Giles  Terry,  Cedar  City.    184,  310 

Boley,   Kay  Benson,   Provo 

Boley,  Nancy  Leureen,  American  Fork,  363 

Boley,  Vonda,  American  Fork 

Bolin,  James  Joseph,  Jr.,  Orem 

Bolles,  Robert  E„  Portland.  Ore. 

Bolinder,   Richard  Gail,  Sacramento,  Calif,  294 

Bolin,  Joan    Edith,   Baltimore,   Md.,   292 

Bolin,   Myrna   Mae  Ault,  Orem 

Bolton,  Richerd  Berton,  Milford,  90 

Bond,  Berbers  Ruth,  Remah,  N.  Mex.,  359 

Bond,  Dennis  Emer,  Remah,  N.  Mex.,  359 

Bond,  Aaron  Le,  Ramoh,  N.  Mex. 

Bond,  Jemes  Leevitt,  Ramoh,  N.  Mex. 

Bond,  Joe  W.,  Provo 

Bond,  Joyce  Earlene,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  347 

Bond.  Hal  D..  Salt  Lae  City,  334 

Bond,  Marius  Leverl,  Remah,  N.  Mex. 

Bond.   Richard  Winfield.  Bethedsa,   Md. 

Bone,   Lorin   Edward.   Lehi,  310 

Bone,  Steven  Douglas.  M'oses  Leke.  Wosh.,  351 

Bone,  George  Brien,  Lehi.  330 

Bonelli,  Ellen  Merie,  Kingman,  Ariz..   153,  334 

Bonelli,  Mary  Lethe,  Kingman,  Ariz.,  360 

Bonner,  Woyne  Webster,  Heber 

Bonille,  Morto  C,  Guatemale,  365 

Bonsteel,  Wende   Key,   Dryden,  Mich. 

Bonser,   Mergie  Cerol,    El   Monte,   Calif,  317 

Bonsteel.  Sandra  K.,  Dryden.  Mich..  294 

Bonsteel,   Koa  Donna  T..  McGill.  Nev. 

Boone,  Margeret  L.,  Edmonton,  Alberta.  Can. 

Boone.  James  Flake,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 

Booth,  Beverly  Ann,  Orem,  234 


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Booth,  Dona   Marilyn,  Oklahoma  City,   Okla.,  363 

Booth,   Beverly  Jean.   Provo,  232,   300,   314 

Booth,  Joan,  Boise,   Ida.,  288 

Booth,   Nelda,    Hyertville,  Wyo.,  330 

Booth.   Roberta,  Springville 

Boothe,  Mell  J.,  Provo 

Boothe,  Lewis  Larry,  Honeyville,  348 

Borden,  Edward  Eugene,  Schenectady.  N.Y.,  312 

Boren,   Gordon    M.,    Provo 

Boren,  Naoma,  Provo 

Boren,    Ronald    L.,   Bingham   Canyon 

Boren,  Robert  Reed.  Jerome,  Ida..   18,  295 

Borg,   Rosemary,  tnglewood,  Calif.,  279 

Borgeson,   Carolyn   J..   Santaquin 

Borgquist,  Dale  Thomas,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  202 

Borgquist,   Laurel  Ann,   Los  Angeles,  Calif.,    188,  336 

Bornemann,  Joan  G.,  LaMesa,  Calif.,  310 

Borresen,   Helene   L.,    Newcastle.   Calif.,  368 

Borup,  Myrtle  Caroline,   Boise.   Ida.,   36f 

Bos,    Peter   Paul,   Provo 

Bossard,  Alan   Sterling,   Richfield 

Boston,  Twila   Roberta,   Nephi,  352 

Bosworth,   Richard  C,   Ogden,  314 

Bosworth,  Gary  Arthur,  Ogden,  323 

Bott,  Joseph  LeRoy,  Provo 

Bott,   Patricia   Ruth,  Brigham  City,  347 

Boucher,  Lois  Jane,  Toronto,  Canada.  347 

Boulet.  Diane  Eve.  Chicago,  111.,  323 

Bounds,   Ren  Benow,  Ashland,  Ore.,  329 

Bounous,   Beverly  Jean,   Provo,    196,  329 

Boulter,  Virginia  Lee,  Alaska,  395 

Bourne,  Sidney,  Arthur,   Lethbridge,  Canada,   312 

Bowden,  Connie  Gaye,   Kimberly,  Ida.,  296 

Bowden,  Robert  Cedric,  Provo 

Bowe,   Richard    Irving,   Wolfbaro,   N.H.,   364 

Bowen,  Jane  Briggs,  Salt  Lake  City,  204,  292 

Bowen!  LeeRoy  Edward.  Paso  Robles,  Calif..  339 

Bowen.    Milo   Dean,    Driggs,    Ida.,   312 

Bowen,  Walter  Dean,  American    Fork 

Bowen,  Patrick  Gale,  Moses  Lake,  Wash.,  84,   184,  368 

Bowen    Victor  Gary.  Great  Falls,  Mont..  361 

Bower.    Melene   Rochelle.   Woodland    Hills   Calif.,   200, 

218,  226.  359 
Bowers,  Ida  Diane,  Long  Beach,  Calif.,  368 
Bowers,  Claudia  R.  A.,  Eager,  Ariz.,  306 
Bowers,  Howard  L.,  Provo 
Bowles,   Roy  Tyler,   Idaho  Falls.   Ida.,  329 
Bowman,  John  Charles.  Rockford,  III. 
Bown,   Jesse  C.  Jr..    Provo 
Bown.  Jane  Anne.    Provo,  96.   347 
Bown,   Robert   Newell.   Lynbrook,    N.Y..   214,   326 
Bown,    Roger   Lafayette.    Provo,  296 
Boyce,   Kathryn   Sherryl,   Portland,  Ore.,  360 
Boyce,  Clifford  Golden,  Provo.  296 
Boyce,  Paul  Richard.  Sandy,  360 

Boyd,  Ellen  Bernice,  San   Mateo,  Calif..  322 

Boyenqer,   Gerald   Lavon,    Nampa,    Ida..   32,    176,   214 

Boyer,    Harmon    Gould,    Provo,   292 

Boyer.  Kent  Deroy,   Pleasant  Grove 

Boyer,    Mary    Naomi,    Springville,    156,    359 

Boyer,  Nada,  Arco,   Ida.,  292 

Boyer,  Stanley,  Springville,  312 

Bradbury,   Roberta   Ruth.   Bellingham,  Wash.,  364 

Bradfield.  Terry  Vern,  Scipio,  312 

Bradford,  Stewart  M.,  Henderson,  Nev.,  334 

Bradford.  William  W.,  Spanish   Fork 

Bradley,  Carol   Faye,   Salt  Lake  City,    196,  323 

Bradley,   lone,   Richfield 

Bradshaw,    Henry  Jerry,    Reno 

Bradshaw,   Marcla  Seely.  Salt   Lake  Cty,  347 

Bradshaw,  Sandra  Kay,  Mesa.  AW?.,  327 

Bradshaw,  Lawrence  S..  Drummond,  Mont. 

Brady,  Anna   Grace.   Sandy.  290 

Brady,  Donald  Ray,  Ithaca,  N.Y. 

Brady,   Dee  Jay.  Concord,  Calif. 

Brady.  Gary  John,  Salt  Lake  City 

Brady!  Lawrence  C,  Salt  Lake  City 

Brady,  Lon  Garth,  Fairview,  306 

Brady.  Madge  Renon,  Spring  City 

Brady.  Sandra,  Durham.  N.C.,  360 

Bragg,  Mary  Helen,  Long  Beach,  Calif.,   190,  292 

Braithwaite,   Keith   D.,  Alberta,  Can. 

Braithweite,  Kay,  Arco,  Ida. 

Braithwaite,  Lee  Fred,   Provo 

Braithwaite.  Leonard  D.,   Provo 

Braithwaite,   Ruthmary,    Provo 

Bramwell,  Bonnie  Kay,  Oakland,  Calif.,   188,  323 

Bramwell,   Maqorie  D.,   Idaho  Falls.   Ida. 

Brandis.   Jean,    Berkeley,   Calif.,  33! 

Branch.  Merrill  E..  Wellington.  90,  314 

Brandley.  Cleo  Selk.  Alberta.  Canada.  196 

Brandley,   Carmen   M..   Provo 

Brandon,   Lila    Kay,    Provo 

Brandt,  William   E.,  Jr.,   Orem 

Brandt.   Dale   Elwood,   Duluth,  Minn. 

Breun    Joan  Mildred,  Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

Bratcher,  Tillie    Laree,    Blythe.   Calif.,   334 

Bray,   Lawrence   Hall,   Provo,  295 

Bray,  Clark   Orval,   Springville 

Brazil,   Linda   Lee,  Smackover,  Ark.,  364 

Brebner,  William  J.,  Ontario,  Canada 

BreiHett,  Patricia  Y.,  Valtelo.  Calif. 

Breitenbuecher.  Gayle,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  194.  318 

Brewster.  James  Edward.   El  Dorado,  Ark.,  368 


Brewster,  Richard  C,   Lakewood,  Calif. 

Brian.  Henry  Dudley,  Loa 

Brian,  Sharron.  Des  Moines,   Iowa.  204,  294 

Brian.  Janet,  Des   Moines,   Iowa 

Bridge.   Mary  Jo,  Salt  Lae  City,    182 

Briggs.  Ernest  Tom,  Rexburg,  Ida.,  292 

Briggs.  Hermine,  Magrath,  Alberta,  Can. 

Briggs,    Kenneth    George,    Provo 

Briggs,  Sharrone   M„   Port  Arthur,  Tex.,  225,  355 

Bright,  Darris  J.,  Teton,  Ida.,  368 

Bright,   Dennis  A.,   Teton,   Ida.,  356 

Bright.  Clifta.   Rigby,   Ida.,    153,    196,  332 

Bright,  Barry  H.,  Teton,  Ida.,  292 

Brighton,   Patricia    K.,   Barrington    III.,   80,   83,   323 

Brill.   Linda    Lee,  Arcadia,  Calif.,   347 

Brim,  BeulaR,  Downey,  Ida.,  220,  312 

Brim,  Willis  Lavern,  jr.,   Downey,   Ida. 

Brim,  Larry  Hyde,  Downey,  Ida.,  31 1 

Brimhall,   Frank   Eugene,   Pleasant  Grove,   347 

Brimhall.  Janelle,   Provo,   80,  318 

Brimhall,  Norman  A.,  Pleasant  Grove,  323 

Brimhall.  Verna  B..  Morro  Bay,  Calif.,  257,  300 

Brimhall.  Willis  H.,  Pleasant  Grove 

Brimley.  Vern,  Jr.,  Provo 

Brimley,  Janice,   Redondo,  Calif.,    188 

Bringhurst,   F.   R.,  Jr.,   Murray 

Brink,  Charlene  Kay,  Canoga  Park,  Calif.,  360 

Bringhurst,  Patricia,  Santa  Barebara,  Calif.,  212,  298 

Brinkerhoff,  Joseph   D.,  Bicknell.    103 

Brinton,  Elis  P.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Brinton.  Halene  Joyce.  Salt  Lake  City 

Bristol,  Barbara  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City,  359 

Bristow,  Buddy  Dale,  Crowder,  Okla. 

Broadbent,    Berne   D.,   Provo 

Broadbent,    Beverly,    Riverside,   Calif,    78,    174,    176 

Broadbent.   Nann,    Lehi,  361 

Broadbent,  William  E...  Casper,  Wyo.,  357 

Broadhead,  David  R.,   Nephi 

Broadhead,  Jon  Daker,  San  Marino,  Calif,  294 

Broadhead.  Mina  Louise.  Nephi 

Broberg.  Wallace  E.,  Orem 

Broberg,  Carolyn,   San    Francisco,   Calif.,    153 

Broberq,  Julianne,   PFioenix,  Ariz.,  200,  368 

Brock,    Edward   Earl,  Goldsboro,   N.C.,  294 

Brock,   Barbara  Ann,  Salt   Lake  City 

Brock,  Violet   Louise,   Green   River,   332 

Brock,   Perry  Morris,  Goldsboro,  N.C. 

Brockbenk,   Barbara    Kay,    Provo 

Brockbank,  Eleanor  Rae,  Orlando,  Fla.,  339 

Broderick,  Patricia  A.,  Stockton,  Calif,  363 

Broderick,    Luelma,   Emery 

Brodin,  Nils  Eric,  Hollywood,  Calif. 

Brokaw,  Blanche.  Albuquerque,  N.  Mex.,  336 

Broman,   David   Gary,  Cincinnati,   Ohio,  308 

Bromley,  Richard  Green,  American  Fork 

Bronson,  Tracy  Victor  Pleasant  Grove,  363 

Bronson,  Charlene,  Tremonton 

Brook,  William  Dean,  Payson 

Brooks,   Ben   Hugh,  Alberta,  Canada,  295 

Brooks,  Jack  J.,   Provo 

Brooks,  Karl  Francis,  St,  George,   130,  284 

Brooks,  Tom   D.,  Richmond,  Calif 

Brooksby,   Gerald   A.,   Eugene,   Ore. 

Brooksby.  Merrill  W..  Fredonia,  Ariz. 

Brooksby.  Wesley   B.,   Fredonia,  Ariz.,  314 

Brooksby,  Rene,  Fredonia,  Ariz.,  348 

Brossard,   Ben    Edgar,   Palo  Alto,  Calif.,   360 

Brothersen,  Jack   Devon,   Boneta 

Brough,  Evelyn,   Kaysville.   190,  246,  356 

Brough,    Eleanor,    Kaysville,    246 

Brough,  Vilate,  Kaysville,  Utah 

Brower,  Ardis  Jane,  Morgan,  350 

Brown,  Ann   Laray,  Coalville,  204,  313 

Brown,  Anne,  Taft,  Calif,  212,  292 

Brown,  Barbara  E.,   Portland,  Ore.,  344 

Brown,   Beverly,  Scipio,  329 

Brown,  Carleton  Wade,  Sacramento,  Calif.,  339 

Brown,  Carol  Ann,   Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,    188,  338 

Brown,  Charles  Ray,  Provo 

Brown,  Curtis  Perry,  Jr.,  Stonington,  Conn. 

Brown,  Connie,   Salt  Lake  City,  361 

Brown,  Darlene,   N.  Ogden,  80.  323 

Brown,  Dee  Ann  Clark,  Montpelier,   Ida. 

Brown.   Delbert  Bwendel.    Provo,  356 

Brown,  Dennis  Dean,  Sandy,  308 

Brown,  Donna,  Turner,  Ore.,  329 

Brown.    Elizabeth   Joan,    Bloomington,    111.,   228,   353 

Brown,   Erroll   Ronald,   Pocatello,   Ida. 

Brown,  Farrell   Boyd,  Koosharem,  227,  303 

Brown,  Florence  Child,  Provo 

Brown,   Floyd   Ray.  Alhambra,  Calif,    192,   213 

Brown,   Garry  Smith   P.,   Provo,    145 

Brown,   Geraldine,  Twin   Falls,    Ida.,   336 

Brown,  Glenna  Marlene,  Grantsville,    182,  357 

Brown,  Glen  Alan,    Manti 

Brown,   lrma,   Spanish   Fork,  292 

Brown,  Jack  Vernal,  Clearfield 

Brown,   James   Jay,    Denver,   Colo.,    184,   356 

Brown,   James    frank,    Lovell,   Wyo.,    184,   336 

Brown,  Jerryl   Dene,    Lakewood,   Calif.,   369 

Brown.  Kay  [dell,  Hiqhland,  Calif.,  306 

Brown,  Kay  Maureen,  Oakland,  Calif.,  228,  284 

Brown,   Kay   Fredrick,  Arcadia,   Calif 

Brown,  Keith  Holbrook,  Alhambra,  Calif 


Brown,  lafayette  Berry,  Provo 

Brown.   Larry  Lee,   Klamath   Falls,  Ore.,    184,  345 

Brown,   Lawrence  Reed,   Provo,  202,  290 

Brown,  Leonard  Gary,  Coalville 

Brown.  Linda   Lee  K.,  Sherman  Oaks,  Calif. 

Brown,  Lora  Lee,  Turner.  Ore..  80,  194,  286 

Brown.   LuDene,    Idaho   Falls,   Ida. 

Brown,   Melvin   Richins,   Coalville 

Brown,  Melvin  Jonathan,  Buhl,  Ida. 

Brown,   Murlyn    Lamar,    Provo 

Brown,  Nancy  Burton,  Bend,  Ore. 

Brown,   Patricia  Ann,   Provo 

Brown,  Ralph  Buckley,   Fallbrook,  Calif. 

Brown,   Raymond  Carroll,   Bremerton,  Wash.,    102 

Brown,   Ray  Mitchell,   Payson 

Brown,  Richard  A..,  Japan,  310 

Brown,   Richard   Carvel,  Cheeynne,  Wyo.,  364 

Brown.  Richard   Roy,  Ogden,  310 

Brown,  Richard  Sidney,  Olympia.  Wash.,  365 

Brown,  Rogers  Howard.  Alaska,  35a 

Brown,  Ronald  Kay,  Provo.   112,  202 

Brown,  Steven  L.,  Provo,   145,  319 

Brown,  Vada  Maurine,  Alberta,  Canada 

Brown.   Walter   Dean,    Blackfoot,    Ida.,   292 

Brown,  Wayne  Lamar,  Monticello,  329 

Brown,  Wallace  Berrett,  Salt  Lake  City  213,  307 

Brown,  William  Richard,  Las  Vegas,  Nev. 

Bruckman,  Jan   Korom,   Provo 

Brunken,   Bonnie  Beth,   Eugene,  Ore.,  312 

Bruner,  John  William,  Cheyenne,  Wyo. 

Brundage,  Joe  R...  II,   Phoenix,  Ari.,  213,  289 

Brunsdale,   Kenneth  A..,  Alberta,  Canada 

Brunson,    Barry   Brent,    Fillmore 

Brunt,  Alfred   W.,  Jr.,    Idaho  Falls,    Ida.,  329 

Bryan,  John  Carver,  Tooele,  360 

Bryant,  Billie  Lane,  Pinedale,  Ariz. 

Bryant,  Carole  Ann,  Oakland,  Calif,  334,  350 

Bryant,  Willia    Rae,   Castleford,    Ida.,   292 

Bryson,   Philip   Lowell,  Vernal 

Buchanan,   Dona  Julynne,  Gunnison,  225,  330 

Buchanan,   Fredrick  C,   Richland,  Wash. 

Buchanan,  Lila  Rae,  Provo 

Buchanan,  Randall  J.,  Venice,  280 

Buchmiller,  John  Jr.,   Rexburg,  Ida,,  279 

Buckley,  Connie  Lynne,  Provo,  204,  346 

Buckner,  Daniel  Thomas,  Pleasant  Grove,   I  14,  360 

Bucknum,   Daniel   R...  Bend,  Ore.,  90,  202,  302 

Buckner,  Eugene  T.,  Provo 

Buckner,   Dean  Taylor,   Provo 

Buckwalter,  James  ,B.,  American  Fork 

Buckwalter,   Kent  G.,  American   Fork 

Buckwalter,  Ross  M.,  Americaan  Fork,  210 

Budge,  Eleanor  Wynn,  Van  Nuys,  Calif.,  365 

Budge,    Kathryn   Jean,    Provo,    330 

Budge,  Allen   Newell,   Roy,  312 

Budge,  Sharon,  Burley,  Ida.,  347 

Buel,  Corene  Leona,  Green  River,  Wyo.,  222 

Buhman,  Dennie  Ray,  Alhambra,  Calif. 

Buhler,  Leroy  Nile,  Provo 

Bulkley,  Verlane,   Layton,  361 

Bullard.  Wallace  Reed,  Texarkana,  Tex. 

Bullard,   Sally  Clare,   Huntsville,   Ala. 

Bullington,   Robert  J.,   Denver,  Colo.,  336 

Bullock,  Burt  Warren,  Rawlins,  Wyo.,   Ill,  202.  312 

Bullock,  Benjamin  Neil,   Provo,  314 

Bulloch,  Beverfy  Ruth,  Boulder,  Nev.,  310 

Bullock,  Clara  Joyce,   Pleasant  Grove,  345 

Bullock,  Dennis  S.,  Alberta,  Canada,  202 

Bullock,  Diane.  Coalville,  360 

Bullock,  Genelle  Emily,  Alberta,  Canada,  336 

Bullock,  Gerald  Alvin,  Alberta,  Canada,  214 

Bullock,  Gerald  A.,  Alberta,  Canada,  286 

Bullock,  Ladelt  Ray.  Alberta,  Canada,  296 

Bullock,  Nancy  Kay.   Provo 

Bullock,  Ralph  P.,  Provo,  347 

Bullock,  Reuben  Lynn,  Salt  Lake  City 

Bullock,  Robert  Earl,  Alberta,  Catioda,  318 

Bulow,  Melvina,  Provo 

Bumann,  Les  Barry,  Bradenton,  Fla. 

Bundock  Nancy  Sonja,  Ashland,  Ore.,  312 

Bundy,  Claudia  Gail,  Hanna,  Wyo.,  347 

Bunker,   Ivan  Andersen,  Orem,  308 

Bunker,  Robert  Clyde,  N.  Las  Vegas,  Nev. 

Bunker,  Susan,   Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  200 

Bunnell,  Betfi   Marie,  Brigham  City,  218,  345 

Bunnell,  James  E.  Jr.  Provo 

Bunnell,  Ted  G.,  Provo 

Burbridge,  Lucille,  Salt  Lake  City,   194,  312 

Burbridge,  Richard  L.,  Tacoma,  Wash. 

Burch,  John  Raymond,  Heyburn,   Ida.,  337 

Burckle,  Lloyd  Henry,  Green  Bay,  Wise. 

Burdick,  Colleen  Madge,  Dragerton 

Burge,  Donald  L.,  Arcadia,  Calif 

Burgener,  Dixie  Lee,  Orem 

Burgess,  DD  Rae,  Pilot  Rock,  Ore.,  345 

Burgess,  Bruce  Miles,   San   Rafael,  Calif,  317 

Burgess,   Marva,  Ogden 

Burgess,  Theorn  I.,  Simms,  Mont.,   146,  224 

Burgess,  Robert  Gary,  Inglewood,  Calif. 

Burgoyne,   Beverly  Ann,    Riddle,   Ore.,   336 

Burgoyne,   Earl   Douglas,   Riddle,  Ore. 

Burke,   Darius   Boyd,  Vernal,   359 

Burke,  Isabelle  Jean,  Alaska,  220,  316 

Burke.   Murland  Jay,  Idaho  Falls,   Ida.,    199,  290 


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Burke,   Marlyn   Kuulei,  Honolulu,  T.H. 

Burke,    Larry   M.,   Vernal 

Burke,  Leore,  Idaho  Palls,  Ida.,  328 

Burmingham,  Kimball  A.,  Provo 

Burmester,  Carla  Brown,  San  Mateo,  Calif.,  80,  212 

Burnett,  Ivan  Marcel,  Portland,  Ore. 

Burnett,  Joyce  Norine,  Ogden,  312 

Burnett,  John    David,    Provo 

Burnett,   Paul   Merlin,   Meridian,    Ida.,   336 

Burnham,  flena  May,  Grand  Junction,  Colo.,  347 

Burnham,  Gail  Durango,  Colo.,  331 

Burnham,  Vosco  Millet,  Jerome,   Ida.,  359 

Burnham,  Lucy  G.  Wayman,  Provo 

Burnham,   Lewis  Edward,   Provo 

Burningham,  Richard  W.,  Salt  Lake  City,  286 

Burningham,  Stephen  G...   Provo,  347 

Burns,   Emerson,  Shawnee,  Okla. 

Burns,  Noel  Eugene,  Salt  Lake  City 

Burnside,  Afton,  Orem,  306 

Burnson,  Peter  Leonard.  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  329 

Burr,  Glenda,  Orem,  336 

Burrell,   Janice    D.,   Ridgecrest,   Calif.,   284 

Burrell,  Gordon  Knight,  Alhambra,  Calif.,  228 

Burris,   Walter  Earl,    Portuguese   Bend,   Calif.,   357 

Burrup,  Kaye  Larue,  Provo,  208,  222,  306 

Burt,  Jack  Weldon,  Alaska 

Burt,  John  Kent,  Springville 

Burt,  Philip  Bruce,  Cardston,  Alberta,  Canada 

Burton,   Beverly  Anne,   Harpers  Ferry,  W.  Va.,  312 

Burton,  Etholene,  Talmage 

Burton,  Clea  Morgan,  Orem 

Burton,  Ponette,  Salt  Lake  City,   194,  307 

Burton,  John  Narold,  Phoenix,  Ariz. 

Burton,  Marvin  John,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Bunton,  Keith  Corry,  Harpers  Ferry,  W.  Va.,  350 

Burton,  James  Ashland,  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Burton,   Melvin  Poulter,  Lehi 

Burton,  Robert  George,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Burton,  Sheril  Dale,   Malad,   Ida. 

Busby,  Stanley  Eugene,  Pekin,  III. 

Busch,  Owen  Charles,  Dragerton 

Bush,  AlfrecT  Lavern,  Denver,  Colo. 

Bush,  Douglas  P.,  Rosemead,  Calif.,  312 

Bush,  Clifford  Merinus,  Lakeview,  Ore. 

Bush,  Gerald  Vernon,  Ogden,  309 

Bush,  Peggy  Louise,  Denver,  Colo.,  361 

Bush,  William  Stanley,  American  Falls,  Ida.,  359 
Bush,   Palmroy  Pung   K.,  San   Francisco,  Calif. 
Bush,  Myrna  Dene,  Long  Beach,  Calif.,  292 
Bush,  Richard  David,  Tooele,  150,  355  ' 
Bushman,  Dean  Nelson,  Provo 
Bushman,  Carolyn  Mae,  Provo 
Bushmen,  Grant  Moroni,   Provo 
Bushman,  Laural  Jean,   Lehi 
Bushman,  Morris  Smith.  Provo 
Bushman,    Margaret  Ann,    Lehi,   292 
Bushman,  Patty  Ordeane,  Show  Low,  Ariz. 
Bushnell,  Ted  Darrell,   Provo,   102,  290 

Busselberg,  Carol  Ann,  Milwaukee.  Wis.,  145,  294 

Buss,  Gene  Williams,  Burlington,  Wis.,  363 

Busselberg,  Evonne,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  361 

Busterud,  Kay  Lynne,  Provo,  96,  200,  226 

Butcher,  David  Harold,  Alaska 

Butcher,  Darwin  Eugene,  Alaska 

Butler,  Albert  Bay,  Richfield 

Butler,  Ardyth  Gay,  Alberta,  Canada,  365 

Butler,  David  E.,  Shelley,  Ida. 

Butler,  Ervan  Henry,  Eagar,  Ariz. 

Butler,  Elizabeth  R„  Cairo,  Ga.,  309 

Butler,  John  Kent,  Yuma,  Ariz. 

Butler,  Leone  Gene,  Jerome,  Ida.,  363 

Butler,  Linda,  Yuma,  Ariz. 

Butler,  Lavar  M.,  Orem,  294 

Butler,  Lavon  Wygal,  Springerville,  Ariz. 

Butler,  Ross  Erin,  Jr.,  Vale,  Ore. 

Butler,  Robert  Glenn,  Teton  City,  Ida.,  345 

Butler,  Virginia  May,  Kellogg,  Ida.,  345 

Butsikares,  George,  Orange,  N.J. 

Buttars,  Orvln  Allen,   Burley,   Ida. 

Butterfield,  Thomas  K.,  Denver,  Colo.,  210,  279 

Buttle,  Constance,  Bountiful 

Bybee,  Clyde  Weston,  Nyssa,  Ore. 

Bybee,   Larry  Curtis,  Smithfield 

Bybee,  Klair  Nalder,  Bell,  Calif.,  206,  350 

Bybee,  Joanne  E.,  Oakland,  Calif.,  329 

Bybee,  Marjorie  Ann,  Seattle,  Wash. 

Byers,  Kenneth  Wayne,  Ontario,  Ore.,   186,  309 

Byers,  Dennis  Wendell,   Franklin,  Mich.,  202,  353 

Byers,  Sharon  Lee,  Franklin,  Mich.,  208,  360  ' 

Byington,  Deverl  Y.,   Provo 

Byington.  Garrie,  Ashland,  Ore.,  354 

Byrnes,  Thomas  Edgar,  Shreveport,  La. 

Byrd,  Jesse   Floyd,  Lynwood    Calif.,  326 

C 
Cable,    Lewis  Jay,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  346 
CehiN,  Thomas  Earl,  Caliente,   Nev. 
Cahoon,  Thomas   Patrick,  Alberta,  Can. 
Calabrese,    Ronald   V.,   Provo 
Calbreath,    Margaret  A.,   Corning,  Calif.,   370 
Calder,   Allene   C,   Vernal,   222,   330 
Calder,   Colleen,    Provo,  222,  326 
Calder,  John  Richard,  Provo 
Calder.  Glen   H.,   Provo 
Calder,  Suzanne,  Provo,  222,  360 


Caldwell,  Allen   L.,  Alberta,  Can. 
Caldwell.  Colleen   R.,  Salt  Lake  City,  310 
Caldwell,  Donald  J.,  Henderson,  Nev.,  338 
Caldwell,   Lowell  C,  Vernal.  290 
Caldwell,  Mary  Jean  W.,  Pleasant  Grove 
Caldwell,   Paul   Marvin,   Midvale,    112,    192 
Caldwell,  Sheila,  Granada  Hills,  Calif.,  290 
Call,   Barbara   Evelyn.  Salt  Lake  City,  334 
Call,  Carolyn  Irene,   Malad,   Idaho,  368 
■    Call,  Caryol.   Layton,    196,  292 

Call,    Dorcus  Jean,    Los  Angeles,   Calif. 

Call,  Donald  Romney,  Appleton,  Wis.,  361 

Call,  Fred,  Rigby,  Ida.,  284 

Call,    Ivan  Taylor,    Ely,   Nev.,   292 

Call,   Henry   Dee,    Layton,   330 

Call,  John  William,   Los  Angeles,   Calif.,   363 

Call,    Kaye   Jane   M.,    Provo 

Call,  Lynn  Bowen,  Carlin,  Nev.,  368 

Call,   Larry  Ben,  Twin  Falls,   Ida. 

Call,  Owen  Dean,  Provo,  286 

Call,  Rita  Rae,  Citrus  Heights,  Calif. 

Call,   Rodney   Ford.   Bountiful,   286,   298 

Call,   Shirley  Ann,   Layton,    196,   335 

Call,  Susan,  Columbus,  Ohio.  204,  329 

Call,  Verle  George,  Rigby,  ida.    328 

Call,  Vivian,  Salt  Lake  City,  334 

Call,  Willard  Rex,  Rigby,  Ida.,   192 

Callaway,   Lowell   Evan,   Altadena,   Calif.,    184,   329 

Callis,  Gary  Lee,  Reno.  Nevada,  346 

Callaway,  Delvin  Vance,  Altadena,  Calif.,    184    290 

Callister,   Linda,  Glendale,  Calif. 

Callister.  Douglas  L,  Glendale,  Calif. 

Callister,    Katharine,   Delta,  329 

Callister,  Kenneth  N..  Grantsville,  368 

Callister,  Reed  R.,  Glendale.  Calif.,    103 

Calvert,  Douglas  Ray,  Caliente,  Nev. 

Calvert,  William  James,  Caliente,  Nev.,  284 

Camargo,  Anthony  Cide,  Brazil,  284 

Camarillo.  Gloria  Jean,  Monterey  Park,  Calif.,  350 

Cameron,   Sondra,   Provo 

Cemmack,  Elaine,  Blackfoot,  Ida.,  218,  356 

Campbell,    Carolyn,    Gardena,    Calif.,    200 

Campbell,  Carol  S„   Phoenix,  Ariz.,  345 

Campbell,    Don    Richard,    Provo 

Campbell,   Edward   Brian,   Provo 

Campbell,  Jack  Dempsey,   Pikeville,   Ky. 

Campbell.   Judith,   Chicago,    III.,   346 

Campbell,   Jacqueline,    Murray 

Campbell,  Kerry  Leon,  Provo 

Campbell,  LaVelle  O.,  Bakersfield,  Calif. 

Campbell,  Lyman  Marion,  Vernal 

Campbell.   Maurice   L.,   Provo,  202 

Campbell,  Nancy  Jane,  Columbus,  Ohio 

Campbell,  Phyllis  R..  Sparks,  Nev.,  323 

Campbell,  Roger  Byron,  Bakersfield,  Calif. 

Campbell,  Rolland  Alan,  Bakersfield,  Calif. 

Campbell,   Rebecca,   Phoenix,  Ariz..   141,  200 

Campbell,  Robert  H.,  Spanish  Fork,   156 

Campora,  Steven  Holt,  Stockton,  Calif.   112,    130 

Campman,    Keith    Stanley,    Rawlins,   Wyo. 

Candland,  Doris  Jean,  Santa  Rosa,  Calif. 

Cane,  Alyce  Mary.  Cedar  City 

Canfield.  Kaye,  Boise,  Ida. 

Canfield,  Alan  Richard,   Provo 

Canning,  Lois  Cook,  Orem 

Cannon,  Lynne,  Salt  Lake  City,  359 

Cannon,  Philip  PCay.  Provo 

Cannon.  Patricia  V.,  Richmond  Hills,  N.Y..  359 

Cannon,  Vance  Chipman,  Hawaii,  364 

Cannon,  Wanda  Joan,  Sacramento,  Calif..  200,  368 

Cannon,  Wilford  Glen,   Payson 

Cannon,  Welles   Pinney,   New  Haven,  Conn.,  260 

Cantrell,  George  Allen,  Lynwood,  Calif. 

Cantrell.  Richard  M..,   Boise,   Ida. 

Canto,  John  Wayne,  Springville,  336 

Capps,  Garn  Stafford,   Hartsville,  S.C.,  349 

Capson,  Valoran  R.,  Jr.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Carbine.  Edmund  D..  Las  Cruces,  N.  Mex. 

Cardall,   Stanley  H.,   Provo,  296 

Cardon,  Bartell  W.,  Jr.,  Oakland,  Calif.,  336 

Cardon,  Earl  Leon,  El  Paso,  Tex..  290 

Cardon,  Anita,  Durango,  Colo.,  322 

Cardon,  Ellen,  Durango,  Colo..  290 

Cardon,  Grover  Leonard  Pueblo,  Colo. 

Cardon,  Susette  V.,  Mesa,  Ariz. 

Cardon,   Rodney   Harold,   El  Paso,  Tex. 

Cardon,  Wilford  Allen,  Mesa,  Ariz.,    114,  349 

Carey.  Nancy  Elizabeth,  Ontario,  Ore.,  367 

Carleton,  Ella  Marian,  Price,  326 

Carlile,  Alvin   R.,  Springville,  336 

Carlile,  Florence,  Heber,  333 

Carlile,  Garvin  Earl,  Heber 

Carling,   Marlena   Mae,  Oasis,  220,  306 

Carlisle,   Ivan  J.,   Payson,  284 

Carlson,    Bill    Leroy.   Provo,   289 

Carlson,  Duane  Clifton,  Buhl,   Ida.,  333 

Carlson,  Sheryl  Sue,   Spanish   Fork 

Carlson,  Thayne  G.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif..    184 

Carlston,  Charles  B.,  Arlington,  Va.,  319 

Carlston,    Kathryn,    Fairview,    149,    312,   319 

Carman,  Thomas  Ralph,  Milwaukie,  Ore. 

Carpenter,  Craig  R.,  Washington,  D.C.,  210,  213,  317 

Carpenter,  Janine  L.,  Hermiston,  Ore. 

Carpenter.  Lila  Joy,  Evanston,  Wyo. 


Booth  -  Cheney 

Carr,  J.  Douglas,  Clearfield 

Carr,  P.  Janelle.  Oakland.  Calif.,  319 

Carraway,  Clarence  O.,  Baytown,  Tex.,  292 

Carr,   Paul   Bernell,   Helper,  202,  319 

Carrigan,  James   Lisle.  Bingham  Canyon,  308 

Carroll,   Clifford    E.,    Provo 

Carroll,  Paul  Wayne,  Orem 

Carroll,  Raymond  Kay,  American  Fork 

Carroll,  Roscoe  Davis,  Orem 

Carruth,  Gene  Arlan,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  224,  346 

Carson,    Eldon    Earl,   American    Pork 

Carson,    Judith    E.,   Australia,    359 

Carson,   Callie,   Shelley,   Ida. 

Carter,  Anita,   Lund,   Nev.,  220,  236,  314 

Carter,  Annette,  American    Fork,  222.  286 

Carter,  Carma  Fern,  Lehi.  356 

Carter,  Don  Clyde,  Provo,  206,  316 

Carter,  Dell  Robert,  Provo,  367 

Carter,  Florence  Mary,  Ukiah,  Calif. 

Carter,  Judith,  San   Diego,  Calif. 

Carter,   Lila  Jean,  Tabiona,  325 

Carter,   Margaret  C,   Provo,  292 

Carter,    Murlan    Duane,    Shelley,    Mont. 

Carter,    Rodney  A.,    Provo 

Carter,   Ronald    Kenneth,  Springville 

Cartin,  G.  McKInney,  Jr.,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 

Carter,  Waiter  Charles,  Berkeley,  Calif.,  184 

Cartmill,  Charles   E.,  San    Diego,  Calif. 

Cartwright,    Mary  Jean,   Draper,  280 

Carver,  James  Andrew,   Provo 

Carver,   Dale   Ross,    Provo 

Carver,   Gary   Homer,    Provo 

Carver,  Elsa  Johanson.  Provo 

Casad,  Aaron  Bert,  Chehalis,  Wash.,  359 

Case,   Glenn   Alan,   Altamont,   286 

Case.  Gayle.  Altamont,  236,  298 

Case,   Marvin   Douglas,   Scotsdale,  Ariz. 

Case,   James    Richard,    Provo 

Cash,  Marilyn  Ruth,  Cuy  Falls,  Ohio 

Casey,  John  William,   Provo,  296 

Casper,    Lavern,   Heber 

Casper,   Leon   B.,  Rigby,   Ida.,   102,  279 

Casper,   Gordon   C,   Provo 

Casperson,  NaDean,  Montpelier,  Ida.,  330 

Casper,   Marvin   Dee,   Provo 

Casper,  Milan  Kent,  Rigby,  Ida.,  306 

Castagno,    Ella    Merle,   Tooele   ,365 

Catlett,  Patricia  A..,  Independence,  Kan.,  312 

Cate,   Eleta   Irene,  Tooele,  317 

Cattani,  Thomas  Sommer,  Glendale,  Calif.,  292 

Cazier,  Ronald  Norman,  Las  Vegas,  Nev, 

Cazeau,  Alan   Ray,   Idaho   Falls,   Ida.,  361 

Cazin,  Carol  Ann,   Evanston,  Wyo.,  358 

Cebollada,  Francisco  L.,  Spain,  296 

Cena,   Robert  Eugene,  Castro  Valley,  Calif.,  206,  314 

Cerva,  Jack  Wayne,   Provo 

Chadwick,  Charlotte  L,  Nampa,  Ida.,  80,  287 

Chadwick,  Carol  Jean,   Provo,  361 

Chadwick,   Mary   Ellen,   Randolph  Center,  Vt. 

Chadwick,  Regenia  M.,.  Provo,  312 

Chalk,  David  Nielson,  Provo,  286 

Challburg,    Norman    Lee,    Citrus    Heights,   Calif.,   202, 

330 
Chamberlain,  Fae  Donna,  OrdervilU 
Chamberlain,    Frank   W.,    Covina,    Calif.,    32,    113 
Chamberlain,  Kelton   L.,   Kanab,  286 
Chamberlain,   Monte,    Kanab,  361 
Chamberlain,  Jonathan,  Kanab,  288 
Chamberlain,   David   M.,   Pasadena,  Calif. 
Chamberlain,   Kathleen  D.,  Boise,   Ida.,  357 
Chambers,  Gay  Deanne,  Fullerton,  Calif.,  322 
Chambers,  Robert  Lee,  San  Diego,  Calif.,   192,  334 
Champion,  Dean  John,  Alhambra,  Calif.,  365 
Chambers,  Robert  Leroy,  Seattle,  Wash. 
Chandler,   Donald   Paul,   Provo 
Chandler,   David    Lee,   New   Plymouth,    Ida. 
Chandler,  Jean  Marie,  Weiser,  Ida.,  307 
Chaney,  Evan  Ray,  Spokane,  Wash. 
Chantry,  Earl  Clyde,  Lancaster,  Calif..  286 
Chanslor,    Barbara   Jo,    Reno,    Nev.,   336 
Chaplin,  Dora  Mae,  Provo,  333 
Chapman,    Donavon    Laroy,  Greenville,   S.C. 
Chapman,  Glen  Willis,   Provo 
Chapman,  James  Edwin,  Merced,  Calif.,  86,  371 
Chapman,   Jackolyn    L.,   Tempe,  Ariz. 
Chappell.  Calvin  Jay,  Lyman 
Chappell,   Larry  Ray,   Provo 
Chappell,  Eddie  Grant,  Lyman 
Chappell,  Robert  Owen,   Provo 
Chappell,  Conrad  S.,   El  Cajon,  Calif. 
Chappie,   Janet   L.,   Spanish    Fork 
Charles,  William  F.,  Council  Bluffs,  Iowa,  359 
Charters,   Raymond   R..,   Bingen,  Wash.,  352 
Charles.  Marlene  P.,  Hollywood,  Calif.,  286 
Chase,  Dolores,  Orinda,  Calif. 
Chase,  Helen  Atkinson,  Evanston,  Wyo. 
Chaston,  Albert  Norton,   Provo 
Chatham.   Betty  Jean,   Lynwood,  Calif.,  216,  330 
Cheeseman,  William  E.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  363 
Chee,  A.   Kwai  Glenn,  Trinidad 
Chelson,  Edna  Barnett,   Provo,  296 
Cheney,  Barbara,  Provo,  315 
Cheney,  Garth  Wayne,  Provo 
Cheney,   Marian,    Provo,  296 


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Autumn  Quarter  Student  Index 


Cheney,  Jack  Goodell,   Nampa,   Ida.,  284 

Cheney,  Wayne  Douglas,  Weiser,   Ida. 

Cheney,  Cleon  Hurren,  Provo,    156,  286 

Cherlonlto,  Roger  Wayne,  Alberta,  Can. 

Chi.  Youn  Wol,  Seoul,  Korea.  279 

Chicle.  Barbara  Jean,   Kesington,  Md.,  355 

Chidester,  Evar  Leon,  American  Fork 

Chidester,  Craig  Lynn,  Brawley,  Calif.,  328 

Chidester,  Elaine,  American  Fork 

Child,  Keith  Berthel.   Nyssa,  Ore.,    150 

Childs,  Forrest  Barry,  China  Lake,  Calif. 

Childs,  Lewis  B..,  Springville,  210,  296 

Ching,  Judith  Kuia  A.,  Hawaii 

Chivers,  Norma  McRae,  Boise,   Ida. 

Chivers.  Robert  L,  Boise,  Ida.,   100,  290 

Chlarson.  Kenneth  F..  Safford,  Arir.,  346 

Chittock.  David  Harry.  Orem,  294 

Cho,  Yanglai,  Seoul,  Korea,  280 

Choy,  Kilsoon,  Seoul,  Korea 

Chournos,   George    R.,   Termonton 

Christensen,  Ardene,  Central,  Ida.,  345 

Christensen,  Bruce  J.,   Provo,  284 

Christensen,  Bruce  F.,  Farmington,  N.  Mex.,  353 

Christensen,  Carl  R.,  Goshen 

Christensen,  Carole,  Farmington,  N.  Mex..  313 

Christensen,  Carolyn,   Payson,  330 

Christensen,  Carol,  American   Fork 

Christensen,  Corrice,  Salt  Lake  City,  218,  346 

Christensen,  Craig  W.,  Lehi,  87,  363 

Christensen,  David  E.,  Oildale,  Calif.,   184,  213,  280 

Christensen,  Denna  L.,  Bear  River 

Christensen,  Dean  E.,  Pleasant  Grove 

Christensen,  Don  V.,   Orem 

Christensen,  Donald  H.,  Orem,  331 

Christensen,  Douglas  A.,  Oildale,  Calif.,  352 

Christensen,   Duane  G.,  Vashon,   Wash.,  310 

Christensen,   Duane   L.,   Lakewoodt  Calif. 

Christensen,    Elva    F.,    Kinghem,   Ariz. 

Christensen.   Elsie   M.,    Fairview 

Christensen,  Fred  Matt,  Pocatello,  Ida. 

Christensen,  Francis  J.,  Salem 

Christensen,   Gordon   V.,   Shelley,    Ida.,  337 

Christensen,  Henry  Don.  Blackfoot,  Ida. 

Christensen,    Herbert   E.,   Shelley,    Ida..    184.  309 

Christensen,  Ha,  Driggs,  Ida.,  298 

Christensen,  James  G.,   East  Garland 

Christensen,  Janet,  Tahiti,  216,  332 

Christensen,  Janice,   Farmington,   N.  Mex.,  336 

Christensen,  Jolene  Salt  Lake  City 

Christensen,  Joan,  Clearfield,  307 

Christensen,  John  L.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  357 

Christensen,  Joseph  G.,   Nephi 

Christensen,  Josephine,  Payson,  200,  323 

Christensen,    Karen,    Delta,   333 

Christensen,   Kay,  Springville,    196,  346 

Christensen,   Lawrence,   Farmington,   N.   M.,  310 

Christensen,    Larry  C,   Springville 

Christensen,  Lure  Jean,  Manila,  312,  357 

Christensen,   Martha  A.,  Hawthorne.  Calif.,    165 

Christensen,    Mauree    L.,    Provo 

Christensen.   Max  L.,   Delta 

Christensen,  Myrna,  Castle  Dale,  208 

Christensen,  Nanette,    Provo 

Christensen,    Naomi    R.,    Redding,   Calif..    145.   294 

Christensen,   Ralph  G.,   Detroit,   Mich.,  302 

Christensen,  Rita  L.,  Arimo,   Ida.,  357 

Christensen,   Richard    P.,   Fairview 

Christensen,   Robert  W.,    Ithica,    N.Y. 

Christensen,   Roy  Edgar,  Springville,  284 

Christensen,   Ruth,    Mesa,   Ariz.,  355 

Christensen,   Suzan   J.,    Reno,    Nov.,   218 

Christensen,  Sharon  A.,  Glendale,  Calif.,  346 

Christensen,   Sharon,    Milford 

Christensen,  Shirley,   Delta.    114,  330 

Christensen  Shirley  D.,   Othello,  Wash.,  355 

Christensen,  Stephen  J.,  Orem 

Christensen,  W.  Robert.  Antonito.  Colo. 

Christian,  Karl  Adam,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  290 

Christian,  Bonnie,  Sandy 

Christiansen,    David   G.,    Minneapolis,    Minn.,   354 

Christiansen,   Danielle,    Provo 

Christiansen,  David  D.,  Pleasant  Grove 

Christiansen,  Connie  R.,   Nephi,  354 

Christiansen,   Elroy  G.,   Parkdale,  Ore.,  366 

Christiansen,   Howard   D.,   Moreland.   Ida.,  288 

Christiansen,  Jeri,   Santa    Rosa,  Calif. 

Christiansen,  Kent  M.,  Moreland,  Ida.,  280 

Christiansen,    Laura    M.,    Parkdale,    Ore.,    330 

Christiansen,   Margit  A..  Denmark 

Christiansen,  Richard,  Monroe,  317 

Christiansen,  Rollo  D.,  Ely,  Nev. 

Christiansen,  Sally  A.,  Ontario,  Ore.,  330 

Christison,  Barbara  A.,  Ely,  Nev.,  333 

Christley,  Milan  R.,  Salem,  Va..   109 

Christopherson,  Allen,  Alexandria,   Minn. 

Chun,  Maizie  U.,   Maui 

Church,   Leah.   Delta,  333 

Church.   Elsie  Almeda,   Erie.   Pa.,  298 

Church,   Russell  Arley,  Gary,    Ind. 

Circuit,  Jeffrey  Lee,   Winnetka,    III.,  214,  228.   339 

Claridqe,  Edward  M.,  Safford,  Ariz. 

Oaridge.  Frances  Gail,  Salmon,  Wash. 

Clark.  Alice  Virginia,  Quincy,  Fla..  340 

Clark,  Bessie  S.,  Provo 


Clark.   Betty,   Provo,  228 

Clark,  Bruce  J.,   Provo 

Clark,   Brent  Nolan,  Washington.    D.C.,  328 

Clark,  Claudia  Grace,  Walnut  Creek,  Calif.,  218.  354 

Clark.  David  Gary.  Provo 

Clark,  Dan  b.,  Provo.  292 

Clark,  Dickie  Joe,  Yuba  City,  Calif..  334 

Clark.  Delene,  Meridian,  Calif..   194,  236.  299 

Clark,  Donald  D„  Ely,  Nev.,  299 

Clark,  Donald  Dean,  Yuba  City,  Calif. 

Clark,    Donald    Driggs,    Provo 

Clerk,    Douglas    Merlin,   Oram 

Clark,    Edward   Roy.    Portland,   Ore.,    199 

Clark,  Ensyne  Strout,   Salt   Lake  City,   336 

Clark,  Gary  Derzle,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Clerk,  Garry  Andrew,  Cut  Bank,    Mont. 

Clark,  George  Alan,   Redwood,  Calif.,  322 

Clark,    Hoover  Winfield,    Provo 

Clark,  Joan  Cecile,   Provo,  347 

Clark,   Kathleen,  Grantsville,  357 

Clar,   Lee  Jay,   Meridian,  Calif.,  333 

Clark,  Lewis  Dale,  Redwood  City,  Calif. 

Clark,   Malcolm  G.,  Ely,   Nev. 

Clark,  Mary  Elizabeth,  Grantsville,  80,  236.  292 

Clark,   Nancy   Karen,   Sun   Valley,  Calif.,   337 

Clark,  Robert  Wesley,  Klamath  Falls,  Ore.,   169,  307 

Clerk,  Robert  Mowery,  Redwood,  Calif.,   169 

Clark,   Ronald  J.,  Lehi 

Clark,  Ronald,  Cannonville 

Clark,    Roland  Shipley,   Provo 

Clark,  Robert  Leslie,  Ogden,  336 

Clark,  Ronald  Keith,  Lehi 

Clerk,  Ruel  Ross,  Provo 

Clark,  Sonya  Baxter,  Klamath   Falls,  Ore.,  336 

Clark,  Sheldon   Lamar,  Georgetown,   Ida. 

Clark,   Sonla   Dientha,  Coalville,  349 

Clark,  Tom  Paul,  Pleasant  Grove,    108 

Clark,  William   Dean,   Provo 

Clarke,  Denadene,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  351 

Clarke,   Gail    Morrow,  Alhambra,  Calif. 

Clarke,  Nancy  Ann,  Vellejo,  Calif.,  330 

Clarke,  William    Robert,   Burbank,   Calif. 

Clarkson,  Vern  Shaw,  Jerome,   Ida.,  330 

Clawson,  Gary  Clark,  Alberta,  Canada,  317 

Clay,  John  Parley,  Wichita,  Kan.,  230,  298 

Clay.  Robert  Don,  Wichita,  Kan.,  224,  330,  334 

Clayson,    Elmo   Anthon,   Springville 

Clayton,  Carl  Vernan,  Clearfield 

Clayton,  Jeanette,   Fairbanks,  Alaska,   354 

Clayton,  Kathleen    Salt  Lake  City,  328 

Clayton,  Shirl   Lafay,   Provo 

Clegg,  Alene,   Heber 

Clegg,  Almon   Hyrum,   Heber,  333 

Clegg,  Aria  Jeannine,   Provo,    153 

Clegg,  Carol  Ann,  Heber,  333 

Clegg,  Don   Ray,  Springville 

Clegg,    Darrel   Lewis,    Provo 

Clegg,    Daneil    Giles,    Heber,   290,   300 

Clegg,  Donna   Daleen,   Layton,  246,  354 

Clegg,  Howard  James.  Jr.,  Tooele,  356 

Clegg,  Leta  Jane,  Ucon,  Ida. 

Clelend,   Richard   Dale,   Draper,  362 

Clelland,   Velda   Jean,    Phoenix,   Ariz.,   336 

Clement,   Lyle   Moram,   Blackfoot,   Ida.,  357 

Clement,   Carroll   Gene,    Provo 

Clement,  Arlen    Mark,    Provo,   336 

Clements,    Donald    W.,    Ontario,   Can.,    351 

Clements,   Donald  Neil,  Clayton,  N.  Mex. 

Clements,   Ray  R.,   Provo 

Clemmer,  Terry  Paul,  M  idway,  Wash. 

Clendenin,  George  H.,  Modesto,  Calif. 

Clifford,   Datlis  8urch,   Buhl,  Ida. 

dinger,    Deann,    Provo,    354 

Clinger,   Lawrence  A.,  San  Diego,  Calif.,  202,  334 

Clinton,  Patricia  Mae,  West  Covina,  Calif.,  357 

Cloward,  Georqe   Ray,   Provo 

Cloward,  Mark  Eugene,  Provo,  296 

Cloward,  Stanley  June,  Spanish  Fork,  354 

Cloward,  Viva  Miller,   Provo 

Cluff,  Donna  Vee,  Orange,  Calif. 

Cluff,   Devar  Dean,  Ashland,   Ore. 

Cluff,  Oretta  Jeanne,  Central,  Ariz..  298 

Cluff,  Wanda   Lorene,    Farmington,   N.  Mex.,  220,  236 

Clyde,  Kathleen  S.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Clyde,  Wilford   Russell,  Springville 

Clynlck,  Carole   Edna,   Detroit,   Mich.,  363 

Coates,   Barbara   Naomi,  Salt   Lake  City,   360 

Coats,   Carolyn,    Mesa,  Ariz.,  362 

Coates,  Wesley  Eugene,  Ely,  Nev. 

Cobia.   Lorna,   Moses  Lake,  Wash.,  232,  333 

Cockayne,  Judith  Kaye,  Salt  Lake  City,  359 

Cody,   Helen  Lucille,   Leupp,  Ariz.,  354 

Coe,  Nathan  Bert,  Provo 

Coe,   Harvene,  Gridley,  Calif.,  357 

Coffel,  Shirley  Lee,  Yuba  City,  Calif..  352 

Coffin,  Gary  Rex,  Pocatello.  Ida. 

Coffman.  Esther  Grace.  Yuba  City,  Calif.,  83,  336 

Cole,  Natalie,  Albuquerque,  N.  Mex.,  322 

Cole,   Russell   Lee.   Rupert,   Ida.,  363 

Cole,  Tommy  Carl,   Bard,  Calif..    108 

Coleman,  Doreen,  MarVista,  Calif.,  190,  318 

Coleman.   Ronald   Edward,   Springfield,  Ore. 

Coleman,  Virginia   M.,   Payette,  Ida. 

Coles,  Arlo  Leo,  Rigby,  Ida. 


Collard,  Cathryn,   Provo 

Collard,   Donna   Jean,    Blackfoot,    Ida.,  347 

Collard,   Lorraine   E.(   Idaho   Falls,   Ida..  257,  300 

Collard,    Rae    Margene,    Grand    Junction,    Colo.,    208, 

347 
Collet,  Marietta  S.,  Alberta,  Canada 
Collett,  Carol  L.  Kaysville,  228,  288 
Collett,  Colleen  Anne,  Springville 
Collier,  Donald  Harold,  Rangely,  Colo. 
Collings,  William  B.,  Jr.,  Idaho  Falls.  Ida..  361 
Collins,  Mary  Alice  S.,  Provo 
Collins,  Jean  Marie,  Ogden,  354 
Collins,  Sue,  Provo,  200 
Collins.  Stanley  E.,  Provo,  86,  210 
Collinwood.   Gerry  E.,   El    Monte,  Calif.,   354 
Colton,  Craig   W.,   Salt   Lake  City 
Colyar,  Justin   Pierson,  Orem,    150,  364 
Combs,  Cloyd  James,  Provo,  315 
Compton,   John    Hilary,    Provo,   290 
Compeni,  Younis,  Teheran 
Conant,    Phyllis    R.,   Provo 

Conder,   Donald  A.,   American   Fork,   230,   284 
Conder,  Jerry  G.,  Bishop,  Calif.,  309 
Condie,  Arthur  P.,  Springville,  314 
Condie,  Genene,  Preston,  Ida.,  232,  336 
Condie,   Howard   G.,   Provo,    108 
Condie,  Sihrley  Palmer,  Provo 
Connelt,   Rosemary,  Salt  Lake  City,  300 
Connelley,  Joyce   E.,   Moses   Lake,   Wash.,  330 
Connelly,  John  Richard,  Tooele.  202,  356 
Connors,  Jennie  Andrew,  Provo 
Conover,    Ina,    Bountiful,   357 
Conover,  W.  Louise,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  360,  371 
Conrad,    Geprg    Heinrich,    Germany 
Conrad,  Paul  Willard,  Provo,  291 
Conrad,  Merjorie  Paula,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  366 
Conroy,  Constance  C,  Denver,  Colo.,  351 
Converse,    Roger   F.,   Jr.,   Denville,   N.J. 
Conway,  William  David,  Craig,  Colo. 
Cook,  Alonzo  Dean,  Salmon,  Ida. 
Cook,   Barbara  Jane,  Willard,  220,  315 
Cook,  Alan  Dennis,  Syracuse 
Cook,  Betty  Sue,  Fountain  Green 
Cook,  Carol  Atack,  Cheyenne,  Wyo. 
Cook,  Grant  Leroy,  Payson 
Cook,  James  Reed,  Springville,  206 
Cook,  Jack  Robinson,  Cheyenne,  Wyo.,  302 
Cook,  Kenneth  Stanley,  Orem 
Cook,  Mary  Elaine,  Salt  Lake  City,  337 
Cook,  Philip  Charles,  Hogansburg,  N.Y. 
Cook,   Patsy,  Clearfield,  246.  349 
Cook,  Roger  Marvin,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida..  339 
Cook,  Rutn  Ladene,  Salt  Lake  City 
Cook,  Sterling   L.,  Orem,   365 
Cookson,    Karen    Dorris,    Denver,    Colo.,    353 
Coombs,  David  Hales,  Salt  Lake  City.  150,   169,  349 
Coombs,    Melba    Lael,   Salt   Lake  City 
Coombs,  Suzanne,   Banning,  Calif.,  336 
Coomes,  Richard  Merril,  Provo 
Coons,  Richard  A.,  Long  Beach,  Calif. 
Cooper,  Cherril   Dean,   Springville 
Cooper,   Detta  Fern,  Riverton,  352 
Cooper,  Gayle,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  336 
Cooper,  Glenna   D.,  Springfield  ,lda.,  80,  204,  336 
Cooper,  Frank  D.,  Panguitch,   124 
Cooper,  James  Ervin,  Knoxville,  Tenn. 
Cooper,  Leslie  Muir,  Provo 
Cooper,  Marilyn,  Oceanside,  Calif.,    196,  308 
Cooper,  Robert  Allen,  Provo,  314 
Cooper,  Shirlee  Anne,  Springfield,  Ore.,  309 
Cooper,  Vivean  Keith,  Provo 
Copelin,  Lloyd  Ray,  Gridley,  Calif. 
Copple,  Nancy  Fay,  Delano,  Calif. 
Corak,  Eva  Marlene,  Midvale,   153 
Corbett,   Edward   K.,   Berkeley,  Calif. 
Corbett,  Harold  S.,  Worland,  Wyo.,  359 
Corbett,  Janet  Kerr,  Glendale,  Calif.,  222 
Corbett,   Lawrence   R.,   Worland,   Wyo. 
Corbin,  Jackie  W.,    Provo 
Corbridge,  Arnold  Neil,  Cheyenne,  Wyo.,  353 
Cordner,  Robert  R.,  American  Fork,  334 
Cordner,  DaWayne,  Orem 
Cordner,   Raymond  Grant,   Provo 
Cordon,  Ronald  William,  Logan 
Cordon,  Patti  Kay,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  315 
Corey,  Marsha  Rae,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  222,  356 
Corey,   Mary  Patricia,   Idaho   Falls,   Ida.,  359 
Corlett,    Kathleen   Mary,   Huntington    Park,   Calif.,   368 
Comaby,   Douglas   L,  Salt  Lake  City,  308 
Cornia,  Ross  Holbrook,  Woodruff,  289 
Cornelius,   Don   E.,  Ranon,   Mont.,  206 
Cornwall,  Mary  Ellen,  Clayton,  N.  Mex. 
Corry,  Karen  Marie,  Salt  Lake  City,  309,  332 
Cortez,  Ross  Douglas,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  210 
Coryell,  Allen   Keith,   Burbank,  Calif.,  298 
Cosgrove,  Marilyn  Ann,  Lethbridge,  Canada 
Cottrell,   Calvin   W.,    Provo 
Couch,   Ronald  Clarence,   Deer  Lodge,   Mont. 
Coultas,  Reginald  Hess,  Provo,  286 
Counts,  Wayne  Dixon,  Garden  Grove,  Calif. 
Couzens,  Darlene   Rae,   Portland,  Ore.,  292 
Covey,  Barbara  Jean,  Arcadia,  Calif.,  204,  286 
Covey,  Sandra  Renee,  Salt  Lake  City 
Covey,   Richard   Wayne,  Arcadia,   344 


402 


Covington,    Kenton    L.,   Blackfoot,    Ida. 

Covington,  Steve  V.,  Blackfoot,  Ida. 

Covington,  Wayne   Leroy,    Pingree,    Ida. 

Covington,  Oral  Ray,  Hurricane,  286 

Cowan,   Ross,  San   Bruno,  Calif. 

Cowley,  Dean  Farrel,  Venice 

Cowley,  Ann,  St.  Johns,  Ariz. 

Cowley,   Elaine,  Tremonton,  330 

Cowley,   Kendall  F.,  Heber 

Cowlishaw,    Benjamin    R.,   Sunnyvale,   Calif. 

Cox,  Carol  Ann,  San  Lorenzo,  Calif.,   153,  359 

Cox,  Claudia  Ann,   Draper,  335 

Cox,  Eunice  Ann,  Shelley,  Ida.,  333 

Cox,  Frank  Newton,  Walnut  Creek,  Calif.,  363 

Cox,  Gary  Everett,  Wendell,  Ida.,  317,  319 

Cox,  Jack  Arnold,  Orem 

Cox,  James  Bruce,  National  City,  Calif.,  298 

Cox,  Louise,   Provo,  337 

Cox,   Marvin   R.,  Springville 

Cox,  Martha  Jean,  Buhl,  Ida.,  361 

Cox,  Melba  Yvonne,  Fairview,  360 

Cox,   Robert  B.,   Orem 

Cox,  William   Farrell,   Provo 

Coy,  Joyce   Kay,   Long   Beach,  Calif.,  279 

Crabb,  Nevin  Lee,  Orem 

Craft,  Robert  Gerald,  Ontario,  Calif. 

Crafts,  David  Scott,  Delta,  330 

Craig,  Harris  Olene,  Layton 

Craig,  Thadeus  Steven,  Safford,  Ariz.,  210 

Crail,  Betty  Irene,  Merced,  Calif.,  335 

Cram,  Deanna  ,Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  208 

Cramer,  Dicksie  L.,  Van  Nuys,  Calif.,  349 

Crandall,  Gary  L.,  Springville,   119,   192 

Crandall,  John   Leslie,  Oakley 

Crandall,  John  Charles,  Orem 

Crandall,  Lawana,  Twin   Falls,   Ida.,  300 

Crandall,    Lynn  W.,   Springville 

Crandall,  Lenore,  Springville,  239,  322 

Crandall,  Sue  D.  E.,  Safford,  Ariz.,  208 

Crandall,  Richard  W.,  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,  206 

Crandall,  Vern  Jay,  Provo 

Crane,  Caroline   P.,  Chula  Vista,  Calif,  359 

Crane,  Georgia  Anne,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,   194,  309 

Crane,   Patricia,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Craner,  Carl  Brigham,  Provo,  357 

Cronford,  Gary  Philip,  Camilla,  Ga„  319 

Cranmer,  Fred  Fausett,  Springville 

Cranney,  Harold  K.,  Oakley,  Ida. 

Crapo,  Carol  Berneice,  Rosemary,  Ata.  Canada  336 

Crapse  Warren  Fitts,  Savannah,  Ga. 

Crapo,  Terry  Lavele,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  356 

Craven,  Frank  Leroy,  Provo 

Cravens,  Jack  Graham,  San  Diego,  Calif.,    118,    130 

Crawford,  Carolyn   R„  Orem,  42,    153,  226 

Crawford,  Arvin  Clark,  Provo 

Crawford,  Edward  R.,  Moses  Lake,  Wash.,  315 

Crawford,  Myron  Lloyd,  Orem 

Crawford,  Malcolm  D.,  Yakima,  Wash.,  319 

Crawford,  Vanessa   L.,  Sandy,   292 

Crawford,  Richard  Lee,  Eugene,  Ore.,  356 

Crawford,  Shirley  Ann,  Columbia,  323 

Creer,  Diana  Lee,  Provo,  204,  291 

Crenshaw,  Mills  L.,  Nepa,  Calif. 

Creviston,  Herbert  W.,  Provo 

Creviston,  Gweneth  E.,  Provo 

Crismon,   Leo   Eugene,  Casa  Grande,  Ariz.,    100 

Crismon,  Carole  Irene,  Mesa,  Ariz. 

Critchfield,  Leroy  R.,  Kamloops,  B.C.,  298 

Critchlow,   Larry  W.,   Ogden,  286 

Critser,  Bryan   Kalmar,  Orem 

Crittenden,  Jerald  C,  Oakley,   114,  359 

Crockett,  Clyll  W„  Pocatello,  Ida.,  5.  32,  33    78    174 

178,213,291 
Crockett,   David   F.   Berkeley,   Calif. 
Crockett,   Dorothy  J.,   Manteca,  Calif.,  336 
Crockett,   Edwin  Austin,    Provo 
Crockett,  Russell  W.,  Montpelier,  Ida.,  145 
Crockett,  William   C,   Berkeley,   Calif. 
Croft,  Carol,  Lovell,  Wyo.,  323 
Croft,  Faye,   Lavieve,   Provo 
Croft,  Julia  Marian,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 
Croft,  Lynne,   Lovell,  Wyo.,    153 
Croft,   Harvey  Merrill,   Rock  Springs,   Wyo.,   357 
Croft,  Mary  Kathrine,  Cedar  City,  288 
Croft,  Merlin  Richard,  Pleasant  Grove,  227,  280 
Crofts,  Carolyn,  Heyburn,  Ida. 
Crofts,  John  Deloy,  Richfield,  325 
Crofts,  Steve  Maurice,  Richfield,  290 
Crofts.  Darel  Kent,  Richfield 
Croly,  John  Cecil,   Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 
Cronin,  James  Ralph,  Provo 
Crook,  James  Peterson,  Smoot,  Wyo. 
Crook,  Kathleen,  Emery,  216,  323 
Crook,  Mary  Eveline,  Heber,  356 
Crook,  Margaret  Kay,  Fallon,  Nov.,  334 
Crookston,  Lenore,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  288 
Crooston,  Stephen  T„  Phoenix,  Ariz.,   124,  356 
Cropper,   Daryl   Mahonri,   Hinckley 
Crosby,  Aldan  Glen,  Ogden,    156,  296 
Crosby,  Edward  Earl,  Altemont 
Crosby,  Karen  Jane,  Linda  Mar,  Calif. 
Crosby,  Luzon  Orvilla,  Orem,  298 
Crosby,  Marilyn  O.,  Oram,  354 
Crose,  Carrol  Louise,  Long  Beach,  Calif.,  182,  222 


Crosby,  Gary  Wayne,  Spurger,  Tex. 

Croshaw,  Fred  Elored.  Mountian  View,  Calif. 

Crossley,  Jewel,   Montebello,  Calif.,  353 

Crouse,  Marisha  Ann,  Pagosa  Springs,  Colo.,  332 

Crow,  Jean   Lorraine,    Palm  Springs,  Calif.,   328 

Crow,  Verna  Gayle,   Palm  Springs,  Calif.,  228,  326 

Crowley,  Carole  Jean,  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,  290 

Crowley,  Edmund  Drew,  Glendale,  Calif.,  289 

Crowley,  Lionel  Paul,  Orem,  280 

Crowley,  Jared  Orson,  Honolulu,  T.H. 

Crowley,   Larry  Olson,   Honolulu,  T.H. 

Crowley,   Robert  Leslie,  Twin   Falls,   Ida.,  206,  296 

Crowther.  Arven  Jay,  Axtell,  296 

Crowther,   Elda  Joan,   Provo,  349 

Crowther,   Duane   S„    Battle   Creek,    Mich. 

Crowther,    Mariana,    Fountain    Green 

Crowther,  Suzanne  N.,  Alexandria,  Va. 

Crowther,  Teddy  Joe,  Alexandria,  Va. 

Crowton,  David  M.,  Orem 

Crowton,  David  Harris,  Provo 

Croxford,  Gary   Lloyd,  Great   Falls,    Mont.,  370 

Croxford,   Kay  Valerie,  San  Mateo,  Calif.,  218,  369 

Crowton,  Daliyne  B.,  Provo 

Crum,  Elma  Mae,  Provo,  356 

Crump,    Norman    Ray.    Riverton 

Cruser,  Merrill  Lynn,  Monteview,   Ida. 

Crystal,   Doris  Olive,   Pleasant  Grove,  232 

Cullimore,  Sandra  V.,  Pleasant  Grove,  288 

Cummins,  L.  G.,  Navasoto,  Tex.,  311 

Cundick,  Margaret  Mae.  Santa  Barbara,  Calif. 

Cunningham,  Jerald  Que,  Grand  Junction,  Colo. 

Cunningham,  Marilyn  G.,  Gallup,  New,  Mex.,  94.    190 

220 
Cunningham,  Kaye,   Ukiah,  Calif.,  359 
Cunningham,  Mary  Lynn,  Grand  Junction,  Colo. 
Currier,  Carlton  James,  Trail,   B.C.,  312 
Curtis,   Betty  Carolyn,  W.   Monroe,   La.,    194 
Curtis,  Caroline,  Lehi,  296  351 
Curtis,  Carol  Jean,  Salt  Lake  City,  333 
Curtis,   Clayne  Grant,    Provo,    149 
Curtis,  Demar  Henry,  Salina,  280 
Curtis,  Deanne  Gae,   Downey,   Ida.,  330 
Curtis,  Joan  Marilyn,  W.  Monroe,   La.,  318 
Curtis,   Karen,   Placerville,  Calif.,  84,  234,  290 
Curtis,  Marriann  Jo,  Downey,  Calif.,  349 
Curtis,  Paul  Johnson,  Spanish  Fork 
Cushing,  Renetta  Arlene.  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Cutchen,   Eleanor  Faye.  Dothan,  Ala. 
Cuthrell,  James  R„  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Cutler,   Dorothea   Marie,  Salt  Lake  City,  200,  329 
Cutler,   Raymond  C.  V.,   Penticton,   B.C. 
Cutler,  Phyllis  Ray,  Cambridge,   Ida 

D 
Dagrade,    Marvin    Donald,   Las   Vegas,    Nev      156    213 

279 
Dahl,  Barbara.  Vienna,  Va.,  366 
Dahl.  Claudia,  Deeth.  Nev..  365,  369 
Dahl,  Arthur  David,  Jr.,  Bakersfield,  Calif    326 
Dahl,  Patricia,  Pocatello,  Ida. 
Dahle,  June  Anne,  Provo,   156 
Dahlin,  Kenneth  Andrew,  Concord,  Calif.,  288 
Dahneke,  Barton  Eugene,  Hollister,  Calif. 
Dailey,  Diana   Dee,  Burbank,  Calif.,  326 
Daines,  Weldon  Lee,  Firth,  Ida. 
Dalby,  Dean   Lamar,   Levan 
Dalby,  Elva   Elaine,  Rupert,  Ida.,  310 
Dalby,  Virginia   D.,   Ventura,  Calif.,  367 
Dalebout,   Paul    R„    Provo,    110 
Dale,  Gale  Diane,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  356 
Dalebout,  Gladys  J.,  Salt  Lake  City,  333 
Dailey,  Ronald  Albert,  Overton,  Nev. 
Dallin,  Darla,  Springville,  326 
Dalton,  Juana  Miriam,  Fullerton,  Calif.,  303 
Dalton,  Janet,  Circleville,  333 
Daly,  Jay  Wilford,  Salt  Lake  City,  292 
Dam,  Ingrid  Elisabeth,   Pungsted,   Denmark 
Damron,  Paul  Edwards,  Delta,  363 
Dana.  Judith  Vivian,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  200,  226 
Dance,  Celia  Faye,  Blackfoot,  Ida.,  346 
Daniels,  Donna  May,  Caldwell,  Ida.,  32,  80,  317 
Daniels,  David  Ross  Payson,  351 
Daniels,  Jack   Keith,  Alameda,  Calif.,  337 
Daniels,   Margaret  J.,  Provo 
Daniels,  Neil  Murray,  St.  Thomas,  Ont. 
Daniels,  Shanna  Marie,  San  Rafael,  Calif.,  312 
Danielson,  Gene  Earl,  Springville,  302 
Danley,  Arlene  joy,  Ft.  Worth,  Tex. 
Danks,  Leora  Ann,  Evanston,  Wyo.,  228 
Dart,  George  Edwin,  Provo 
Darton,  Melvin  Ray,  Oakland  .Calif. 
Dastrup,  Bernard  C,  Altamont 
Dastrup,  Carolyn,  Altamont 
Dastrup,    M.   Phyllis,  Sigurd 
Davenport,  Chloe  Ann,  Tama,  Iowa,  257,  300 
Davenport,  Florence,  Santa  Monica,  Calif 
Davenport,  Janis  Lee,  Meridian,   Ida..  338 
Davenport,  Earl  M„  Walla  Walla,  Wash. 
Davenport,  Geraldine,  Waterloo.  Iowa 
Davenport,  Sandra  Lee,  Caldwell,  Ida.,  286 
Davenport,  Perry  M.,  Provo 
Davenport,   Margie,   Boise,    Ida. 
David,  Suzanne,  Salt  Lake  City,  194 
Davidson,  Dawn  llene,  Salt  Lake  City 
Davidson,  Betty  Louise,  Verdunig,  Quebec,  346 


Cheney  -  Demet 


Davidson,  Gwyn   Dean,   Provo 

Davidson,  Marion  N.,  Evanston,  Wyo.,  230,  298 

Davidson,  Warren  Edwin,  Mapleton 

Davies,  Clarence  L.,  Provo 

Davies,   R.  J.,   Idaho  Falls,   Ida. 

Davies,  Thomas  Glen,  Alberta,  Canada,   100 

Davis.  Audrey  Bean,  Seattle,  Wash.,  313 

Davis,  Aldeana,  Seattle,  Wash.,  346 

Davis,  Beth  DeAnn,  Casper,  Wyo.,  349 

Davis,  Beth,  Provo,  333 

Davis,  Betty  Fay,  Magna,   182 

Davis,  Betty  Bernice,  Salt  Lake  City,  346 

Davis,  Briant  Leroy,  Provo,   156 

Davis,  Charles  Floyd,  Billings,  Mont. 

Davis,  Charles  William,  Grants,  N.  Mex.,  366 

Davis,  Dee  Lamar.  China  Lake,  Calif. 

Davis,   Diane,  Provo 

Davis,  Donald  David,  Jacksonville  ,Fla. 

Davis.  Douglas  Monte,  Buhl,  Ida.,  308 

Davis,  Eldon  Paul,  Kanab,  308 

Davis,   Elise  Dancy,   Provo 

Davis,  Gerald  England,  Woodland    Hills,  Calif. 

Davis,  Garold  Neil,   Provo,  298,  310 

Davis,  Hazel  Ruth,  Salem,  194,  290 

Davis,  Jack  Lynn,  Hawthorne,  Calif,   184 

Davis,  Joan,    Provo,   326 

Davis,  Judy,  Somerton,  Ariz.,  344 

Davis,  Leland   Ellis,   Provo 

Davis,  Lena  K.,  Hoolehua,  Hawaii,  29 

Davis,  Linda  Gale,  Boise,  Ida.,  354 

Davis,    Lorin   Richard,  Orem 

Davis,    Michael   J.,    Provo 

Davis,   Nina   Doreen,  Salt  Lake  City 

Davis,  Naoma  Mila,  Riverside,  Calif,   145,  356 

Davis,  Raymond  Leon,  Kanarreville,  288 

Davis,  Richard  LeRoy,  Powell,  Wyo.,  359 

Davis,  Richard  Lynn,  Los  Angeles,  Calif,  311,  316 

Davis,   Robert  Ollerton,  Oakland,  Calif. 

Davis,  Rollin  Stuart,  Salt  Lake  City 

Davis,  Ronald  Mitchell,   Provo 

Davis,  Thomas  Nichols,  Ogden,  230 

Davis.  William   Keith,  Ashland,  Ore. 

Davis,  Wendel   Morgan,  Salt  Lake  City,  206,  330 

Davison,   Norman   E.,.  Grants  Pass,  Ore.,  351 

Davisson,  Janeal  S.,  Hlllsboro,  Ore.,  336 

Daw,  Janet,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  218,  349 

Dawson,   Kenneth   Edsel,   Henefer 

Dawson,  Ray  H.,  Provo 

Day,  Arthur  Merrill,   Provo 

Day,  Carl  F.,  American  Fork 

Day,  Carol  Louise,  Bellwood,   III.,  218,  349 

Day,  Gloria,  Hiawatha,  294 

Day,  Gloria  Eleanor,  Provo 

Day,  Kent  Roundy,  American  Fork 

Day,  Melvin  Robert,  American  Fork 

Day,  Marian  Leonora,  San  Diego,  Calif,  328 

Day,  Roxanna  Kay,  Kuna,  Ida.,  314 

Day,  Paul  Frederick,  Provo 

Day,  Sherman  Ross,  Draper 

Day,   William    Edward,   Oakley,    Ida. 

Day,  Sidnee,  Murray,  216,  333 

Dayley,  Bobby  Gene,  Burley,  Ida.,  363 

Dayley,   Barbara   Lee,   Burley,   Ida..  226,  356 

Dayley,   Kendall   Newell,   Burley,   Ida.,   356 

Dayton.  Kenna  Beth,  Salt  Lake  City,  188,  310,  314 

Dayton,  Lynn  Taylor,  Cokeville,  Wyo..  349 

Dayton,  Sharon  Reed,  Jr.,  Cokeville,  Wyo. 

Dayton,  Diane  Louise,  Salem,  316 

Dean,  Billy  Rex,  Twin  Falls,  Ida. 

Dean,  Connie  Ann,  American  Fork 

Dean,  Dorothy  Mae,  Evanston,  Wyo.,  354 

Dean,   Dorothy,   Midway  351 

Dean,  Duane  Harvey,  Spanish  Fork 

Dean,  Leroy  Albert,  Twin  Falls,  Ida. 

Dean,  Larry  Edward,  Twin  Falls.  Ida. 

Dean,  Stanley  Michael,  Spokie,   III.,  326 

Deaver,  Cameron  Keith,  Deep  Run,'  N.C.,  330 

DeBloois,   Betty  Gene,  Provo,  309 

DeBloois,  Evan  Ira,  Holden,  368. 

Debry,  Legrant  C,  Monterey,  Calif. 

Deby,  Winnifred  Vera,  Edmonton,  Canada,  333 

DeCastro,  Odair  Silva,  S.  Paulo,  Brazil 

Decker,  Barbara  Jean.  Glendale,  Calif,  316.  349 

Decker,  Dean  Alma,  Winnemucca,  Nov.,  302 

Decker,  Helen  Jean,  Mesa,  Ariz. 

Decker,  Loral  Alvin,  Snowfiake,  Ariz. 

Decker,  Laurel  Weldon,  Mesa,  Ariz.,    156,  338 

Decker,  Rey  Melvin,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  313 

Dedrickson,  Dan  Lee.  American  Fork 

DeGraff,  Enried   Helen,  Provo 

DeGaston.  Camilla  T.,   Los  Angeles,  Calif 

DeGregorio,  Joseph   P.,  Jewett  City,  Conn.,    114    130 

369 
Dehaas,  Corry  Cornelia,  Orem 
DeHart,  Dennis  Arno,  Payson 
DeLaney,   Dorre  Anne,  Cranbury,  N.  J. 
DeLand,    Richard   L„    Lynwood,  Calif,   336 
DeLange,  Leland  Lerey,  Orem 
Delemare,  Donald  Kay,  Tooele 
Del  Fium,  Dorene  J.,   Downey,  Calif. 
Demaree,  Ronald  K.,  Provo 
Do  Marcus,  Ronald  L.,  Lancaster,  Calif,  368 
Demer,  Clair  Deloy,  Murtaugh,  Ida. 
Demet.  James  Hercules,  Racine,  Wis. 


403 


Autumn  Quarter  Student  Index 


Densley,  Vernon  Lamar,  River+on,  328  D 

Denhalter,  John  Henry,  Orem 

Denham,  Clara   Parker,   Provo 

Dennett.  Norma  Joan,  Culver  City,  Calif.,   190,  344 

Dennett,  Karen  lleen.  Provo 

Denning.   Deloy.  Vaughn,  Mont. 

Denney.  Donald  B.,  Blackfoot,   Ida..  298 

Denning,  Elizabeth  Ann,  Charlotte,  N.C..  357 

Dennis,  Kerol  Ann,  Gunnison.  Colo.,  359 

Dennis,  Lorraine  A.,  Modesto,  Calif.,  351 

Dennis,  Lonnie  Morris.  Pico,  Calif.,  108.  323 

Deputy,  Susan,  Salisbury,   Md.,  356 

Deputy,  Nancy,  Salisbury,  Md.,  314 

De   Paula,   Looses  Z.,  Brazil 

Derrick,  Loretta  B..  Provo 

Derrick.  Keren,  Salt  Lake  City.    188,  218,  349 

Derrick,  Paul  Irven,  Provo 

De  Ryke.  Edith,  Ogden.  359 

Derr,   Bradley  K.,  El  Cerrito.  Calif. 

Desai,  Hasmukhrai  S.,  India 

Qeshler,  Sandra  Lee,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  351 

Despain,   Faith,   Lovell,  Wyo.,  286 

Despain,    Philip  Clive.  Centerfield,  312 

Despain,  William  J.,  Sandy,  352 

Detomasi,  Lilian  Rae,  Orem 

Detomasi,  Vivian  Mae,  Orem 

Devashrayee,  Jyolindra,  Bombay 

Devereaui,   Lynn   Birk,  American   Fork 

Devenport,   Eugene  C,   Ucon,   Ida..  298 

Devey,  Beverly,  American   Fork.   153,  290 

De  Victoria,  Joseph  R.,  New  York.  N.Y.,  298 

Devine,   Mary   Mildred.    Seattle.   Wash.,   80.   208.   220, 

307 
De  Vries,  Carolyn  D..  Salt  Lake  City.  298 
Devries,  Robert  Herman,  Oakland,  Calif. 
Dew,  Donald  C,  Florence,  S.C.,  335 
Dewey,   Edith  JoAnne,  Ogden,  351 
Dewey,  Lareine,  Boise,  Ida. 
Dewey.  Joe   Robert.  Jr.,   Provo 
Dewey,  Richard  Alan.  Overton,  Nev..  150,  349 
Dewey,  Patricia,  Boise,  Ida. 
Dewey.  Phyllis  M..  Ontario.  Calif.,  333 
Dey.  John  Coyle,  Jr.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Dibb,  Dianne,  Draper,  346 

Dibble.  Maynard  Nelson.  Salt  Lake  City,  246,  353 
Dickerson,   Larry   E.,    Provo,    184 
Dickerson,  Judith  L.,  Tucson,  Ariz.,  346 
Dickey.  Mary  Lou.  Orem.  348 
Dickson,   Lloyd   Brent,    Provo 
Didericksen.   Coraleigh.  Tremonton,   331 
Dierksen,  Carol   Mae.  Yosemite,  Calif..  326 
Dietrich,  Ernest  John,  Emmett,   Ida.,  306 
Dike.  James  Alvin,  Hawthorne,  Nav.,  309 
Dilks,  Carolyn   Emily,   LaHabra,  Calif. 
Dill,   Douglas   Leon,   Salem,   Ore.,  323 
Dillman.  Esther  Elaine,  Salt  Lake  City 
Dillman,  Tanya    Faye,   Salt   Lake   City 
Dills,  Joseph  Ronald,  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  336 
Dillon.  Reid  L.,  Orem 

Dimick.    Delbert   Royal.  Albany.   Ore..   354 
Dimter.  Lauren   Hanley.   Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  294 
Dinkins.  Shirley   P.,   Provo,  296 
Dinkins,  Norman  S.,  Provo 
Ditlevsen.  Calvert  A.,  American   Fork 
Dittmore.  Sandra  W..  Leoria,  N.J..  356 
Dittus,  Hildegarde  E..  Fargo,  N.D. 

Ditty.  James  Mitchell,  Wilmington,  Calif. 

Divine,  Kora  Lee  Ann,  Bonanza,  346 

Dixon,   Donald   Romney,  Salt  Lake  City.    110.    192 

Dixon,  Glenn  Ray,  Payson 

Dixon,  James  Douglass,  Payson.  287 

Dixon.  Karen,  Provo,   153,  316 

Dixon,  Marjorie  Jean,  Orem.  339 

Dixon,  Shirley  W..  Payson,  196,  325 

Diahanbani,  Farrakh  R.,  Iran,  302 

Dockstader.  Bruce  Jay,  Preston,  Ida.,   184,  361 

Dockstader.  James  D.,  Preston,  Ida..  354 

Dodd,  Graham.  Alberta,  Canada.  351 

Dolinar,   Richard  A.,    Provo 

Domon.  John  Edward.  Nampa,  Ida.,  311 

Doman,  William  Larry,  Ontario,  Ore. 

Doman,  Earl  Arthur.  Riley,  Ore. 

Doman.  Verl  Thomas.  Riley.  Ore.,   150 

Doman,  Joyce   Moroni,  Walnut  Creek.  Calif. 

Donaldson.  Kenyon  V..  Duncan.  Ariz. 

Done,  Joseph  A..   Provo 

Done,  John  Marsh,  Payson 

Dorgan,  Lynette  A.,.  Provo,  257 

Doraan,  Francis  G.,  Provo 

Dorius,  Dale  M.,  Fayette 

Dorius,  Sheldon  Alma.  San   Francisco.  Calif. 

Dorman,  Joseph  Wayne.   Pompano  Beach.  Fla.,  354 

Dorny.  Deanne  Emilie.  Chevy  Chase.  Md..  216.  323 

Dory.  Deanna,  Maxwell.  Calif. 

Dorr.    Phil,   San   Carlos.   Calif. 

Dotson.   Robert  Bryce,   Panaca,  Nev. 

Doty,  Ronald  Evan.  Colton,  Calif.,    I  14 

Doty,  Lois  Ward,  Provo 

Doty,  Ann  Marie,  Fort  Etewart,  Ga.,  222,  352 

Dougall,  Jeanette  L.,  Springville,  323 

Douglas,  Jean,  Billings.   Mont.,  354 

Douglass.  Madelyn  Faye,  China  Lake.  Calif.,  353 

Dowler.  Joanne  Rae.  Richfield 


wning,  David  G.,  Provo,  315 

Downes,  F.  Joan.  Spokane.  Wash..  257,  300 

Downing,  George  Joy,  Hi-Nelle,  N.J. 

Downs.  Gerald  Cecil,  Midvale 

Doxey,  John  Rulon,  Oakland,  Calif..  330 

Doxey,  Roger  Watson.  Salt  Lake  City,    192 

Drage.  Berniece  C,  Spanish  Fork,  370 

Drake.  Beverley  Ann,  Reno,  Nev.,  360 

Drake,   Leon   Ray.   Nampa.   Ida.,  323 

Drake.   Robert  Joseph,  The  Dalles,  Ore..  354 

Drake.  Charles   F.,    Falkville,  Ala.. 

Dreney,  Cyril  L..  Jr.,  American  Fork 

Draper.  Eilene  Mae,  Price 

Draper.  Leola  CuHorth,  Moreland,  Ida. 

Draper,  Vernon  Thomas,  Price,  308 

Draper,  Ted  C,   Provo.  324 

Draper,  Otto  Ludwig.  Provo 

Dray,  Henry  Dennis,  Rens,  N.Y.,  352 

Draughn.  Norma   Dale.   Mount  Airy,   N.C..  216.  322 

Dreith.  Margery  Ann,  Lakewood,  Calif. 

Drechsel,  LaRue.  Salt  Lake  City,  344 

Dredge.  Jesse  R.,  Jr.,  Melad,  Ida. 

Dredge,  Cherye  Lee.  N.  Hollywood,  Calif.,  331 

Dreger.  Dorothy  K.,  Richland,  Mont.,  293 

Drew.  Lamar  H.,  American  Fork 

Drennan,    Robert  Warren.   San    Mateo,   Calif.,   370 

Driggs.   Gary  Harmon.    Phoenix,   Ariz.,   318 

Driggs.  Gloria  Kay.  Fresno.  Calif.,  200,  222,  358 

Driver,  Robert  James.  DelMar,  Calif. 

Drtscoll,  Jerry  Adams.  Pingree,  Ida.,  364 

Drisell.  Carolyn.  San  Jose.  Calif.,   190.  322 

Drown,  Doris,  Murray 

Drollinger.   Richard  O..   Payson 

Drummoncl,.. Alvin  Lavar,  Sacramento.  Calif. 

Dryden.  Thomas  Edgar,  Jerome.  Ida.,  308 

Duarte.  Ella  Mae.  Brownsville.  Tex.,  352 

Duce    Norman  5.,  LetRbridge,  Alberta,  330 

Dudding.  Earl   B.,  Washington.   D.C. 

Dudley,  Winone  tillack,  Provo.  316 

Dudley,  Robert  Lee,  Provo,  302 

Duerden.  Frosty  Ella.  Downey.  Calif.,  288 

Dufftn,   Deanna  Zelma,   Bountiful,  204 

Duffin,  Carolyn  Faie,  Nyssa,  Ore. 

Duffin,  Luann,  Tooele.  355 

Dugmore.   Gale  A..   Ferron 

Dugan.  John   Paul,  Colo.  Springs,  Colo.,  337 

Duke.  E.  Jean  Fisher,  Provo 

Duke,  John   Helekunihi,  San   Leandro,  Calif.,    114 

Duker.  Beppie  A.  Van   H.,   Berkeley,  Calif. 

Duncan,  Edward  Bruce.  Calgary.  Alberta 

Duncan,  James  Sherrill.  Springville 

Duncan.   Lloyd  Orval,   Roosevelt 

Duncan,  McNeil,  Jr..  Roosevelt 

Duncan.  Robert  Adam.  Salt  Lake  City 

Duncan,    Ronald    Parker,   South   Africa.  354 
Dunford,   Charles   Kent,   Provo,  295 
Dunford,  Arlene,   Provo,  326 
Dunford.  John    Parley.   Portland,   Ore..  335 
Dunford,   Harold  Gene,   Provo,  317 

Dunford,   Max  Patterson.   Provo 

Dunford,  Thomas  Jay,  Bloomington,  Ida.,  228.  306 

Dunkley.  James  Leonard.  American   Fork.  360 

Dunkley.  Laura  Jo.,  Arlington,  Va.,  208 

Dunlap,  Freida  Lurleen,  Hagerman,  Ida. 

Dunn,  Charles  Richard,  Boise.  Ida.,   114 

Dunn.  Gary  Joe,  San  Diego.  Calif.,   114,  202,  360 

Dunn,    Heber  Grant.    Provo.  322,   334 

Dunn.  J.  L..  Annabella 

Dunn    Patricia  Sally.   Provo.  212.  236 

Dunn,  Patricia  E..  Englewood  Colo.,    194.  298,  318 

Dunn.  Stanley  W.,  Golden,  Colo.,  364 

Dunyon,  Ann  Curry,  Grantsville,  200,  354 

Dupaix,   Melvin   Miles,    Provo,  313 

Dupaix,  Carol  Rampelt,  Provo,  319 

DuPont,  Clyde  Stanley,  Oahu,  Hawaii,   186 

Durand,  Rene  Ronald,  Chicago,  III. 

Durfee,  Milo  Vaughn,  Provo,  314 

Durfee,   Lynn   Ernest.  W.  Covina.  Calif. 

Durfee,  Keye  Lucille,  Spanish  Fork.  351 

Durfee,    Kenneth    D.,    Heyburn,    Ida. 

Durfey,   Evan   Haws,   Provo 

Durfey,  Joseph  McLean,  Bicknell,  330,  336 

Durham,  Luanne.  Trenton.  N.J..  333 

Durrant,  Deanna  C,  Cedar  City,  347,  365 

Durrant,  John   L..   Meridian,   Ida. 

Durrant.  Jeanne  Davis.  American  Fork,  ?88 

Durrant,   Norman  W.,   Blockfoot,   Ida. 

Durrant.  Ronald  Jesse.  Blackfoot,  Ida.,  iOO,  294 

Durrant,   Vicki    Leola,    A.merican    Fork,    29,    188,    222, 
334 

Durtschi,   Alma    Fenton.  Orem 

Durtschi,    Belden    B.,    Provo,    336 

Durtschi.    Elise,  Salt   Lake  City,  323 

Dutson.  Gary  D..  Deseret,  360 

Dutson,  Earnest  Paul.  Ontario,  Ore..  214,  317 

Dutson.  Dixie.  Oak  City.  356 

Dutton,  Charlene  Daina.  Pasadena.  Calif. 

Duxbury.  Doug,  Calgary,  Alberta 

Duval!.  John  Joseph.  Roseburg,  Ore.,  298 

Duvall.  Lavoir  D..  Moses  Lake,  Wash. 

Dwight,   Dee  Elaine,   Butte.   Mont..  228 

Dyer.  Carleen  Mae,  Salt  Lake  City,  87 

Dyer,  Bruce  Thomas.  Portland,  Ore..  279 

Dyer,  Tomelene.  Tempe,  Ariz.,  343 


Eagleston.  Gerald  J..  Bakersfield,  Calif,  210,  313 

Eager,  Stephen  Robert,  San  Manuel,  Ariz. 

Eames,  Clarissa  G..   Empire.  Ore.,  228,  348 

Earhart,  Winnifred   M..  Artesia.   N.   Mex.,   323 

Earl,  Esther  Miriam,   Las  Vegas,  Nev.,    190,  291 

Earl,  Roman   Dale.   Lethbridge,  Alta. 

Earnshaw,  Cheryl  Ann.  Bountiful 

Earnest,  Gary  Winton,  Longview,  Wash.,    124 

Eastis,   Dave  Lee.  Denver,  Colo.,    124,  210 

Eastmond.  Elbert  J..  Jr.,  Provo,  333 

Eaton,  Valoy,   118 

Eaves,  Bradford  Wilbur,  Hawaii 

Eatough,  Norman  LeRoy,  Provo 

Eberhard,  Collette,  Preston,  Ida. 

Eberhart,   Norma   P..  Grand  Junction,  Colo.,  326 

Echols.  Clyde  Gordon.  Provo,    145.  325 

Echols.  Eleanor  Joyce,   Phoenix.  Ariz. 

Echols.  Velna  Jean  M.,  Provo,  286 

Echelberger,  Don   D..  Jr.,  San  Diego.  Calif.,  345 

Eckel.  Paul  Ralph.  Medford.  Ore.,   108,  202 

Eddington,  G.  JoAnn,   Murray,   357,  360 

Eddington,  Bonnie  Rae,   Northridge,  Calif.,  315 

Edgar,  Janice   Lee,   Richland,  Wash.,    182,  345 

Edgley.  Evelyn  Lamar.  McBean,  Ga.,  100,  318 

Edenfield,  Grady,  McBean.  Ga.,  100,  318 

Edlefsen.  Patricia  Lee.  Boise,  Ida.,   190 

Edner,  Judith  Annette,   Hayward,  Calif.,  347 

Edmunds.   Paul   K..  Mepleton,  214,  323 

Edward,  John  Brent,  Sumatra,  Mont.,  287 

Edvalson,  Carl  Ronald,  Ogden 

Edrington.  Val  Dean,  Roosevelt 

Edwards,  Charles  B..  Provo 

Edwards.  Elaine.  Belle  Fourche.  S.D.,   194,  314 

Edwards,  Gary  Clifford,   Heber 

Edwards,  Hugh  Ted,  Monticello,  102,  309 

Edwards,   Louis  John,  Thistle 

Edwards,  Ray.  Orem 

Edwards.  Sheldon  M..  Boulder  City,  Nev. 

Een,  Myrtle  Kay.  Woods  Cross 

Egan,   Horace   Fredric.   Provo 

Egen,  Leonard  Norman,  Vancouver.  Wash..  328 

Egbert,  Dolores  Ann,  Murtaugh.  Ida. 

Egbe^.  Lawrence  K..  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,  349 

Egg.  Theron  Jay,  Jr.,  Seattle,  Wash. 

Eggett,   Lanay,  Bountiful,  345 

Ekins,   Gene  Arnold,    Hinckley 

Elam,   Diane   Kathleen,   Pendleton,  Ore. 

Elder,  Clara  Lee,  Casper,  Wyo.,  357 

Elder.  Fern  Arlene.  Kennewick,  Wash..  228.  327 

Eldredge,  Joseph  Lloyd,  Vancouver,  Wash. 

Eldredge,  Susan  E.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Elgan.  Jess  B.,  Provo 

Eliason.  Patricia  Ann,  Snowville,    188,  290 

Eliasen,  Gary  Raymond,  Rockland,   Ida..  347 

Eliason.  Bert  Clair.  Snowville.  84,  210,  360 

Eliason,  Carl  Daniel,  Gettysburg,  S.D.,  326 

Eliason,  Diane,  Salt  Lake  City,  323 

Elison,  William  W.,   Blackfoot.   Ida. 

Elkins,  John   Russel,  Altadena,  Calif. 

Ellett,  Sheldon,  Bicknell 

Ellingson.    Harvey   D.,    Taber.   Alta. 

Elliott.  Shirley,  Provo 

Ellis.  Claudia.  Ogden.  347 

Ellis,  Deanne  Alta,  LaHabra,  Calif.,  323 

Ellis,  Gay  Mercedes,  Provo 

Ellis.  Geralyn    Rae,    Pomona,   Calif.,   315 

Ellis,  Jede  Neil.  Mancos,  Colo.,  323 

Ellis,  James_William,  San   Diego,  Calf,  358 

Ellis,  John  McKie,  Palestine,  Tex.,  303 

Ellis.  Royal  Val,  Heber 

Ellis,  Victor  Gary,  Spanish  Fork 

Ellison,  Carole,   Provo 

Ellsworth,  Barbara  H„  Vesta,  N.Y.,  145,  323 

Ellsworth,  Cherel  Jane,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  334 

Ellsworth.   Delbert  W...  Sacramento,  Calif.,  314 

Ellsworth,  D.  Kirkman,  Payson,  186,  237,  309 

Ellsworth,  Eloise,  Pima,  Ariz.,  288 

Ellsworth,  Elmer,  Pasadena,  Calif. 

Ellsworth,  Judith  M.,  Salt  Lake  City,  257,  300 

Ellsworth,   Karen,  Chino,  Calif. 

Ellsworth,   Karmen,  Chino,  Calif. 

Ellsworth.  Lynn,  Ontario.  Calif.  345 

Ellsworth,   Sterling  G...  Salt   Lake  City,    103 

Elm.  Bruce  Hyde.  Burbank.  Calif 

Elmer,  Sheldon   Leroy.  Central,  Ariz. 

Elmer,  Theodore  K...  Provo,  286 

Elmore,  Janice  Sue,  Carlsbad,  N.  Mex.,  352 

Elton.  Dan  K..  Provo 

Elton,  Robert  Harold,  Los  Angeles,  Calif,  334 

Elton,  Sharon  Anne,  Salt  Lake  City,   153 

Elton,  Wayne  Daniel,  Salt  Lake  City,    162,    163 

Ely,  Raymond  William.  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  230,  314 

Ely.  Glade  Ervin,  Payson 

Elzinga.  Charles  D..   Burley.    Ida.,  345 

Emery,  Ivan  Earl,  Ganado,  Ariz.,  333 

Emmett,  Sally.  Rochester.  Minn.,  208 

Emmett.  Judith  Joni,  Ontario,  Ore.,  366 

Emmons,  Elmer  Lamar,  San  Jose,  Calif.,  286 

Emory,  Jonia  Ann,  Washington,  D.C.  279 

Empey,  Jay  Grant,   Price 

Empey.  William  Jerry,   St.   George,   314 

Enders.  Gordon  Wesley.   Kennewick.  Wash.,  322,  338 

Endicott,  Barbara  G.,  Springfield,  Ore.,  323.  337 


404 


Engelman,  Jacqueline,  F.  Frovo 

Engemonn,   Paul   Karl,  Van  Nuys,  Calif. 

Engel,  Wayne   Taylor,  San    Francisco,   Calif. 

England,  Joseph  Deloyd,  Provo,  202 

England,  Ann  Christine,  Salt  Lake  City,  216 

Engle,    Ira,  Jr.,   Seymour,  Conn, 

Enniss,  Noel  Huff,  Provo 

Enos,  Mildred   P.,  Hawaii 

Enos,  Arthur  Keawe,  Hawaii 

Enz,    Marlene  Smith,   Provo 

Ensign,  Richard  Doug,  Glendale,  Calif.,  359 

Epling,   Duane  Alan,   La  Grande,  Ore. 

Epperson,  Carol   L.,   New  York  City,  N.Y. 

Erdman,    Kimball   S.,   Eugene,  Ore.,  317 

Erekson,  William  B.,  Salt  Lake  City,  326 

Erekson,    Paul   W.,    Provo 

Ericksen,  Thomas  Lund,   Mt.   Pleasant,  309 

Erickson,   Allan  Grant,    Provo 

Erickson,  Car)   Henry,  Freedom,  Wyo.,  286 

Erickson,  Karl  Gaylord,  Boise,  Ida. 

Erickson,   Barbara   L.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Erickson,  Donn   D.,   Monroe 

Erickson,  David  W.,  Pendleton,  Ore.,  359 

Erickson,   Einar  C,    Ely,   Nev. 

Erickson,  JoAnn  T.,  Fremont 

Erickson,    Karen    Marie,    Los   Angeles,   Calif.,    337 

Erickson,   Larry  Blaine,  Lehi,  337 

Erickson,  Leroy  B.,  Provo 

Erickson,  Maynard  L.,  Sunnyside 

Eriksson,  Herbert,   Provo,  296 

Erskine,  June   Phoebe,   Salt   Lake  City 

Escobar,  Victor,  San  Leandro,  Calif.,  328 

Esler,  Sally  Ann,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  94,  212,  298 

Esplin,  Thomas  Valoy,   Monroe,  325 

Estabrooks,    Eugene   M.,   Vaudrevil,   Quebec,   298 

Estes,   Dale  Arden,   Rochester,  N.Y-,  316 

Estrada,   David,  Oakland,  Calif.,  302 

Estrada,  Rosalind  Sail,  Oakland,  Calif. 

Ettrich,  Frederick  E.,  Long   Island,   N.Y. 

Ethrldge,  Eleanor  Ruth,  Macon,  Ga. 

Evans,  Bernell  C,  Payson 

Evans,  Benda   Lee,   Helena,  Mont.,  323 

Evans,  Camilla   Harriet,  Arimo,   Ida.,  348 

Evans,  Carolyn  Nadine,  Sandy,   149,  346 

Evans,  Cheryl  Ann,  Boise,  Ida.,  208,  222 

Evans,   Derald   Robert,  Tooele 

Evans,  David  Lloyd,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Evans,  Douglas  Lloyd,  Raymond,  Alta. 

Evans,  Douglas  George,  Calgary,  Alberta,  85,  97,  330 

Evans,   Earl  Andrew,  Jr.,   Las  Vegas,   Nev.,    192 

Evans,  Fred  Melvin,  Dallas,  Tex.,  298 

Evans,  Georgia,  Salt  Lake  City,  182 

Evans,  Gary  Hugh,  Riverside,  Calif.,   184 

Evans,  Jayne,  Layton,  312 

Evans,  Jean,  Riverton,  232,  287 

Evans,  Jacqueline,  Bountiful,  345 

Evans,  John  Deuel,  Blackfoot,  Ida.,  326 

Evans,  Keith  Ray,  Payson 

Evans,  Layne  Robert,  Ogden,   150,  354 

Evans,   Myrtle  Juanita,  Salt  Lake  City 

Evans,  Morgan  John,  Pleasant  Grove 

Evans,  Naomi  Lillian,  American  Fork,  317 

Evans,  Richard  Neil,  Clearfield 

Evans,  Ronald  Walter,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  206,  335 

Evans,  Sharron  Rae,  Tacoma,  Wash.,  3  14 

Evans,  Sunya  Dale,  Berkeley,  Calif.,   153 

Evans,  William  Duane,  Altamont 

Evans,  William   Bruce,   Meridian,   Ida.,  338 

Evensen,  Val   Eugene,  Durango,  Colo.,  349 

Evensen,  Ronald  C,  Provo,  323 

Evenson,  Merrilyn  Ann,  Martinez,  Calif.,  333 

Evert,  Carolyn  Janette,  Cody,  Wyo. 

Everton,  LaDee,  Brigham  City,  345 

Evert,  Lawrence  Gerald,  Cody,  Wyo.,  326 

Eveson,  Charlene,  Glenwood,  Alta.,  345 

Ewell,   Marlow   Henry,   Santaquin,  345 

Ewell,  Sheldon  Feron,  Monrovia,  Calif.,  335 

Ewing,  Dana   Kae,  Omaha,  Nebr.,  359 

Ewing,  Marie  Ardella,  Palo  Alto,  Calif.,  80,  363 

Ewing,  Joseph  Harold,   Provo 

Ewing,  Caroline  J.,  Provo 

Eyre,  Sheila,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,   196,  357 

Eyring,  Wendell  H.,  Jr.,  Chandler,  Ariz. 

Eyring,  Phillip  M.,  Berkeley,  Calif.,  202,  298 

F 
Facer,  Mark  Rolla,  Malad,   Ida. 
Facer,  Marilyn,  El  Monte,  Calif.,  141,  323 
Fackrell,  Lynn  L.,  Hagerman,  Ida.,  334 
Fadley.  Charles  R.,  Provo,  302 
Faddis,  John  David,  Pleasant  Grove,   130 
Fagg,  Connie  May,  Oakley,  345 
Fadely.  Kennith  L„  Middletown,  Ind.,  315 
Faherty,  Florence  R.,  Orem 
Fairbanks,  William  D.,  Raymond,  Alta. 
Fairbanks,   Rulon   Roi,  Raymond,  Alta. 
Fairholm,   Gilbert  W.,   Salt  Lake  City 
Feller,  Elaine  G.,  Montreal,  Que.,  340 
Falslev,  Joie,  Altadena,  Calif.,  324 
Fannin,  George  R.,  Moses  Lake,  Wash.,  315 
Fanene,  Tauveve  Leauma,  Hawaii,  239,  316 
Farley,  Ernest  Kent  Mesa,  Ariz. 
Farley,  Joyce   Marie,  Thatcher,  Ariz.,    145,  319 
Farley,  E.  Bruce,  Yuma,  Ariz. 
Farmakis,  Demetrios,  Greece,  312 


Farmer,  Richard  John,  Fremont 

Farnsworth,   Barbara   M.(   Magna,   323 

Farnsworth,  Clayton   E.„    Panaca,    Nev. 

Farnsworth,  Carl  Larry,  La   Plata,  N.  Mex.,  237,  318 

Farnsworth,   Clyde    Ray,    Ely,    Nev.,   314 

Farnsworth,  Errol  K.,  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,  345 

Farnsworth,  Gail,  Salt  Lake  City 

Farnsworth,    Kay,    Long   Beach,   Calif.,   94 

Farnsworth,  Jack  H.,  La   Plata,   N.  Mex.,  338 

Farnsworth,    Mary   Ellen,   Orem,   349 

Farnsworth,  Susanne   L.,  Sunnyside 

Farr,   Beverly,   Pleasant  Grove 

Farr,   Gary   Maurice,   Case   Grande,   Ariz. 

Farr,    David   Jackson,   Los  Angeles,  Calif.,   81,    186,   323 

Farr,   Lyle   Elvin,   Provo 

Farr,  Michael  Durham,   Palo  Alto.  Calif.,  358 

Farrell,  Robert  M„  Midway  City,  Calif. 

Farrer,   Maureen    Kay,    Fullerton   Calif. 

Farrer,  Walter  Mark,   Provo 

Farrimond,   Joan,    Richland,   Wash. 

Farrimond,  Robert  T.,  Santa  Rosa,  Calif.,  351 

Faulk.  Clive  Gene,   Lakeview,  Ore.,  323 

Faufata,  Palmyra  H.,  Hawaii,  354 

Faulkner,    Kenneth    L.,    Toppenish,    Wash.,   354 

Fauver,  Phil  Emmerton,  Helena,  Mont. 

Fawson,  LuRae  Curtis,  Salt  Lake  City.  239 

Fay,  Russell   Durrant,   Ely,  Nev.,  358 

Fechser,  Lynn,  Provo,  200,  226 

Fechser,  Leslie,   Provo,  200,  226,  354 

Fehlberg,  Vernon   Lee,  American   Fork 

Feller,  George   Russell,  St.  George,  308 

Felsted,  Harold  W.,  Pullman,  Wash.,  312 

Felshaw,  Davicf  D.,  Jr.,  Glendora,  Calif. 

Felt,  Howard  John,  Idaho  Falls.  Ida.,  344 

Felt,  Horace  Gene,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  340 

Felt,    Richard  George.   Lehi 

Fenley,   Mary  Dagmar^  Provo,  323 

Fenn,  Alvalee,  Chilo,  Mex.,  344 

Fenn,    Donald    Eugene,    Roseburg,   Ore. 

Fennig,   Mary  Rita,  Clovis,  N.   Mex.,  220,  312 

Fenton.   Alice  Jean,   San    Mateo.   Calif..   208,   314 

Fenton,   Charles    Clark,    San    Mateo,    Calif.,    318 

Fenton,   Nelson  Thomas,   Pleasant  Grove 

Ferguson,   Byron    Paul,  Orem 

Ferguson,  James  Earl,   Kennewick,  Wash.,  317 

Ferguson,   John   A.,   San    Diego,   Calif. 

Ferguson,   Roy  Grant,   Spanish   Fork,   284 

Ferguson,  Thelma  J.,   Provo 

Fernandez,  Celia   Raye,  Tampa,   Fla.,  222,  338 

Ferre,  Carl   Martin,   Farmington,   N.   Mex.,  288 

Ferrell,    Richard    M..,    Hardin,   Mont. 

Ferrell,  James   Roger,    Provo,  280 

Ferrell,  lla  Kaye,  Ogden,  315 

Ferris,  Wesley   Melvin,   Springville 

Fesler,  Fae  Louise,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  370 


cklin.  Royce  Conrad,  Salem 

elden,  Connie  Leone.  Salt  Lake  City,   359 

eldhouse.   Eleanor  A..   Dodgevllle,  Wis.,  354 

eld,   Eugene,   Flushing,    N.Y. 

eld,  Ray  Arvid,  Nyssa,  Ore.,  228,  288 

elding,    Bonnie  Joan,    Payson,   299 

elding,   Leica,  Salt  Lake  City,  345 

elding,    Robert   Kent,    Orem 

elds,  Charles  Wesley.  Vale,  Ore.,  318 

fe,  Charles  Lynn,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  3(1 

fe,  Dennis  J.,  Filer,  Ida. 

fe,  Janice,  Yuma,  Ariz.,  286 

fe,  JoAnne,  New  Orleans,  La.,  348 

fe,   Mary  Ellen,   New  Orleans,  La.,  360 

fe,   Sharon,    Hamilton,   Mont. 

fe,    Richard  Stewart,   Sacramento,   Calif,   323 

llmore,  Alfred  Max,  Provo 

llmore,  William    Ray,    Idaho   Falls,   Ida.,  366 

nch,  Gerald  Max,   Provo 

nch,  James  Moran,  Spanish  Fork,  318 

nch,  Richard  Henry,  Oakland,  Calif.,  290 

nch,  Shirl  Joseph,  Orem 

ndlay,  Helen  Roblson,  Provo 

ndlay,  Lynn  F.,  Kanab,  308 

ndlay,  Jack  R.,   Panaca.  Nev. 

nell,  Charles  Wayne,  Walnut  Creek,  Calif.,  357 

nlayson,   Fred  C,   Provo,  280 

nlayson,   Ralph   Leon,   Seattle.  Wash.,    192,   328 

nlinson,  David  S.,  Oak  City,  230,  330 

nlinson,   Arline    Rose,    Provo,   314 

nnell,  Gerald  Edwin,  Kelso,  Calif,  354 

nlinson,   Sandra,  Oak  City 

scher,    Clyde    F..,    Cincinnati,    Ohio,    360 

schborn,  Hans  H.,  Costa  Rica 

sh,  Errol  Ross,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  366 

sh,   Maurine,  Salt^Lake  City.  348 

sh,  Marilyn  Lee,  Glendale,  Ariz.,  366 

shburn,  Jerry  R.,  Ogden,  317 

sher,  E.  Karin,  Bountiful,  222,  286 

sher,   Franklin  F.,  Altadena,  Calif.,  366 

sher,  Jan  Gordon,    Pleasant  Grove,  368 

sher,  Lynn  Jessica,  El  Monte,  Calif.,  360 

sher,  Joan,  ShowLow,  Ariz.,  325 

ft,  Jon  Cleon,   Provo,  99 

tisemann,   Tavita,   Samoa 

tch,  James  W.,  San  Diego,  Calif,  354 

tzgerald,  Crozier  K.,  Draper,  310 

tzgerald,  Hal  R.,  Whittier,  Calif,  360 

tzgerald,   James   B.,   Draper 


Densley  -  Freeman 

Fitzgerald,    Marilynne,    Salt    Lake    City 

Fjeldsted,  Carolyn,  Gunnison 

Fjeldsted,  Gilberta,  Gunnison,   153,  335 

Flake,   Lowry  Kowallis,  Nyssa,  Ore.,  358 

Flake,  Nena  Venice,  Snowflake,  Ariz.,  286 

Flanary,   Howard   Lee,  Nyssa,  Ore.,  85,  288 

Flanary,  Paul  Eugene,  Nyssa,  Ore.,   140,  310 

Flenniken,   Daisy,   Millbrae,  Calif. 

Fleming,  Laura  Ann,  Provo,  200,  226,  363 

Fletcher,  Donald  E.,  Monitor,  Wash. 

Fletcher,  Bonnie  Jean,  Pascagoula,  Miss. 

Fletcher,  George  A..,  Provo,  298 

Fletcher,  George  R.,  Green  River,  Wyo.,  334,  340 

Fletcher,  Gloria,  Magrath,  Alta.,  344 

Fletcher,    L.    Marie,    P.,    Ogden 

Fletcher,  George  A.,  Provo,  298 

Fletcher,   Lewis  L.,    Provo 

Fletcher,  Robert  H.,  Santa  Paula,  Calif,  335 

Fletcher,  Wayne  Calvin,  Ft.  Collins,  Colo.,  346 

Flick,  Roger  Carroll,  San  Fernando,  Calif 

Flint,  Richard  .Allen,  Bellflower,   III.,  349 

Flitton,  Dee  W.,  Ogden 

Florine,  Bonnie  Claire,  Long  Beach  .Calif. 

Flores,  Carol  Leilehua,  Hawaii 

Floyd,  Clettis  Earl,  Bonneville,  Miss. 

Flygare,  Patricia,  Alton,  Wyo.,  286 

Flygore,    Dorothy,   Provo 

Folkman,  Carol,  Nyssa,  Ore. 

Foley,  Sandra,  Temple  City,  Calif.,  363 

Folsom,   Kelvin   Robert,  Spokane,  Wash.,  323 

Folsom,  Philip  Kent,  Ephrata,  Wash.,  345 

Foltz,  Helen  Maye,  Boone,  la.,  314 

Fontana,  Janice  E.,  Castro  Valley,  Calif.,  347 

Foote,  Arvel  Wayne,  Welling,  Alta. 

Foote,  Duane  Horace,  Salt  Lake  City,  315 

Ford,  LaRue,  Provo 

Foreman,   Richard  W.,   Calgary,  Alta.,   314 

Foremaster,  Mary  Alice,  St.  George,  288 

Forgacs,  Walter  J.,  New  York,  N.Y.,  323 

Forman,   Robert  Kent,  Salt   Lake  City 

Forrest.  Annamarie  W.,  Payson,  323 

Forshee,  Loy  C,  Provo 

Forshee,  Toy  Goldbrick,  Provo 

Forslund,   Carol   Jean,    Burbank,   Calif.,    156,   348 

Forster,  Kenneth  G.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

Forsyth,  Allen  Dunn,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Forsyth,  Gwen,  Provo,  298 

Forsyth,   Ward    R.,    Fremont,   315 

Forsyth,  Terry  Norwood,  Stockton,  Calif 

Fortress,   Edwlna   Lee,  Vallecito,  Calif.,  314 

Fossum,  Linda  Kay,  Willow  Ranch,  Calif,  349 

Foss,  Charleda  Belle,  Coeur  d'Alene,  Ida. 

Foss,  Maralee  Oiive,  Coeur  d'Alene,  Ida. 

Foster,  Diane  E.,  Palo  Alto,  Calif,  313 

Foster,   Margaret  S.,  Copperton 

Foster,   Myra  Alyce,  Ely,  Nev. 

Fotheringham,    Dean   W.,   Orem 

Foulger,   David  Cragun,  American   Fork,  349 

Foulger,  Jack   Lewis,   Washington,   D.C.,    150,  345 

Foulk,  Donald   Melvin,  Walnut  Creek,  Calif,  323 

Fountain  Barbara  Jean,  Van  Nuys,  Calif. 

Fout7,   Elvadeen,   Las  Vegas,  Nev.,   190,  314 

Foutz,  Pauleen  Marie,  Las  Vegas,  Nov.,  323 

Fowkes,  Ivar  Gene,  Evanston,  Wyo.,  302 

Fowler,  Joyce  Elaine,  Burley,  Ida.,  345,  351 

Fowler  Richard   M...   Lehi 

Fowlie,  John  Kenneth,  Calgary,  Alta. 

Fowles  Robert  L.,  Provo,  286 

Fowles,  Lue  Ann,  Oakley,   Ida. 

Fowles,  Jennette,  Oakley,  Ida.,  204,  218 

Fowles,  Sally  Jo,  Caldwell,  Ida.,  357 

Fox,  Harold  C,  Lehi 

Foxx,  Daniel  Leroy,  Jr.,  Guffney,  S.C.,  348 

Fox,  Laura  Carolyn,  Vernal,  330 

Fox.  Robert  Barlow,  Ogden 

Fox,  Ruth  Elaine,  Elk  Grove,  Calif,  308 

Fox,  William,  Tooele 

Fox,  William   Hartley,   Provo- 

Foy,   Margaret  Ann,   Panguitch 

Frame,  Jerold  M.,  Cedar  City,   184 

Francis,   Dean  Samuel,   Provo 

Francis,  Larry  Lee,  Spanish  Fork 

Francis,  Jane  Ann,  Spanish   Fork,  220,  316 

Francom,   Baunie  Jean,   Salt   Lake   City 

Francom,  Donell  G.,  American  ForV 

Francom,  Judith  Kay,  Green  River,  Wyo..  222,  345 

Francom.  Sharon  Louise,  Salt  Lake  City,  348 

Frandsen,  Melvin  Keith.  Idaho  Falls.  Ida.,  359 

Franks.  Allen  George,  Oakley,  Ida. 

Franks.  Lynn  W.,  Oakley,   Ida. 

Fraughton,  Carol,  Pleasant  Grove 

Fraser,   Frances  Ann,  Grantsville,  344,  356 

Frazier,  Vernon   Lamar,   Provo 

Frazier,  Stephen  E.,  Pocatello,  Ida. 

Frederickson,  John  R..  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,  345 

Frederickson,  William  E.,  Jr.,  Springville,  318 

Frederick,  Ladonna   Lee,   Forest  Grove,  Ore. 

Fredrickson,   Lewis  K.,   Provo 

Fredrickson,   N.  Luan  S.,    Provo,    146 

Fredrickson,  Ralph  V.,  Provo 

Free,  Joseph  Carl,  Provo,  280 

Free,  Lory  M.,  Provo 

Freeman,  Carol  Ann,  Long  Beach,  Calif.,  286 

Freeman,  Cheryl  Ruth.  Fresno.  Calif.,  335 


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Freeman,  Lawrence  G.,  Rockland,  Ida. 

Freeman,  Robert  Dean,  Rockland,  Ida. 

Freeman.  Robert  Hugh.  Hazlehurst,  Miss..  349 

Freeman.  Ronald  George,  Ogden 

Freer,  Ferrel  Lewis.  Mountain   Home,  Ida. 

Frehner,  Verl  L,  Mesquite.  Nev.,  230.  328 

Frehner,  Graeme  Henry.  Mesquite,  Nev.,   149,  349 

Frehner.  Roberta.  Salt  Lake  City,  349 

Frei.  Donald  William,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida..  298 

Frei,  Marlene.  St.  George,  288 

French.  Russell  Carl,  Hillspring,  Alta. 

French.  William  C.  Long  Beach,  Calif..  338 

Fresh.  Ludene  E.,  Blackfoct.  Ida. 

Frey,  Leslie  Jean.  Portland,  Ore..  357 

Friel,   Boyd  D..  Springville 

Fritz.  Sharon  Lynne.  Freeport,  III..  288,  358 

Frirzsche,  Mary  Ellen,  Chicago,  III..  216  338 

Frizzell  Thomas  P.,  Farmersville.  Tex. 

Froelich.  Dale  J..  Provo.  323 

Frcerer,  Carol  Joyce.  Vale.  Ore..  335 

Froneberger.  Harold  B..  Cherryville.  N.C..  330 

Fronlc.  Frances  Kay,  Ogden,  349 

Froneberger.  Mickye  R..  Cherryville,  N.C.,  284 

Frost,  Allen  DeLoss.  Salt  Lake  City 

Frost,  Jack,  Joseph  City,  An..  288 

Frost.  Louise.  Spanish  Fork,  228,  365 

Frost,  Merrill  F„,  Provo 

Frost,  Ronald   Norman,  Springville 

Frost,   Robert  James.  Calgary,  Alta. 

Fryer,  Gary  Lee,  Springvile 

Fryer,  Kenneth  Lowln,  Provo 

Fjchigami.  Ronald  S..  Hawaii,  316 

Fugal.  Lois,  Pleasant  Grove.  349 

Fuga!,  Janeit,  Pleasant  Grove,  337 

Fugal,  Kristine,  Pleasant  Grove.  338 

Fuhrimen,  Charlene,  Melba.  Ida..  318 

Fuhrimen.  Jerald  Dene,  Nampa,  Id*. 

Fujita.  Wilfred  Susumu,  Hawaii 

Fuller.   Dorthy  Ann.  Winslow.  Ariz. 

Fuller,  Doyle  Gubler,  LaVerkin,  333 

Fuller,  Gary  Rex,  Campbell,  Calif. 

Fuler.'Mary  Loueen,  Sat  Lake  City.  194,  326 

Fuller,  Merilyn  May,  Cottonwood.  Ariz..  315 

Fuller.  Mary  Pearl.  Fruita.  Colo..  310 

Fuller.  Ramon  Conrad.  Roy.  280 

Fuller.  Robert  Allen,   LaCrescenta.  Calif.,    184,  330 

Fullmer.  Darlene,  Delta 

Fullmer.  David  F..  Monticello.  349 

Fulsom,  Robert  C,  Provo 

Funk    Ida  Emelia.  Deweyville,  345 

Funk]  Leonnie.  Blythe.  Calif.,  358 

Furlong,  Richard   M.,  Ogden 

Furr,  Mary  Lucile.  Byron,  Wyo. 

G 
Gabbitas,   George  William.  Jr..   Bakersfield,  Calif. 
GabboH,  Constance  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City,  196,  288 
Gabbitas.  Rex  Frank,  Provo 
Gadd.  Carol  Louise,  Nephi,  359 
Gaddis,  Gail  Thomas.  II.  Chandler.  Ariz.,  368 
Gagon.  Gale,  Prcvo 

Gailey,   Arthur  Varney.   San    Diego,   Calif..   3 15 
Gailey.  Richard  W..   Preston,  Ida.,  298 
Gale.  James  Elden,  Provo 
Gale.  Levon  Russel.  Durango,  Colo.,  334 
Gale.  Douglas  Lavoir.  Moses  Lake,  Wash. 
Gale.  Orvil  Lavar.  Chandler.  Ariz. 
Gale,  Norman  Lon.  Sector.  Calif. 
Gallego,  David  Tapia.  Delona.  Calif. 
Galloway,  John  Alden,  Roosevelt 
Gallup.   Norman   Ray,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Galbles.  Harry  Brim.  Swan  Lake,  Ida..  300 
Gamblin,  Gerald  Allen,  San  Carlos.  Calif..  300 
Gamett.   Joe  Taylor.    Provo 
Ganus,   Perry  Gene,  Sanford.  Colo..  280 
Gappmayer.    Richard   B.,   Orem 
Gappmayer,  Louis  Bartl,  Orem,  299 
Garber.   Ralph   Michael,   Boise.   Ida..  359 
Garcia,  Richard  Louis.  Yuma.  Ariz.,   114 
Garcia.  Pereyra  Raul,  Mexico 
Gardiner.  Rodney  E.,  Lethbridge.  Alta.,  338 
Gardiner.  Verlin  D.,  Vernal,  333 
Gardner,  Alan  W.,  Spanish  Fork 
Gardner,  Andrew  R..  Delta 
Gardner.  Archibald  B.,  Orem 
Gardner,  Charles  N.,  Provo 
Gardner.  Carol  Barson,  Provo 
Gardner.  Colin,  Gndley,  Calif..  299 
Gardner,  Claudia  Joan,  Roy 
Gardner.  Duane  L.,  Provo.  299 
Gardner,  Eldon  Claire.  Glendale.  Ariz..  280 
Gardner,  Frankiln  D..  Afton.  Wyo. 
Gardner,  Frances,  Snowflake,  Ariz. 
Gardner,  Georganne,  La  Mesa,  Calif. 
Gardner,  Henry  Jerry.  Midvale.  206.  358 
Gardner,  Lawrence  B..  Provo 
Gardner,  Lynn  Jesse.  Monterey  Park.  Calif..  164 
Gardner.  Mark  Lavar.  Firth.  Ida. 
Gardner.  Mattie  Jean,  Lund.  Nev.,  354 
Gardner.  Milford  B„  Afton.  Wyo. 
Gardner,  Miller  R.,  Colorado  Springs.  Colo..   167 
Gardner,   Peagy  Jane.  Chlcopee  Falls,  Mass.,  337 
Gardner,   Robert  Covey.   Newport   Beach,  Calif.,  214. 

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Gardner,  Richard  M.,  Springville.  206 


Gardner.  Richard  M„  Provo.   192 

Gardner,   Tracy  Calvin,   Covina,   Calif. 

Gardner.  Vilate.   Berkeley.  Calif..  335 

Gardner,  Wilma   Harvey,   Firth,   Ida. 

Gardner.  Wiley  Dallln.  Richfield.  284 

Garff.   Kethryn   Naomi,  Salt  Lake  City 

Garfield,  Carol  Jean.  Milford.  315 

Garfield,   Don   LaMar.  Tremonton 

Garn.  Kenneth  Brett.  Provo.  206.  340 

Gam,  Ralph  Frankin.  Sugar  City.  Ida..   146,  206.  334 

Garner.  Carol  Lynne,  Burley.  Ida.,  359 

Garner,  David   Henry,   Driggs.  Ida..  340 

Garner,  Rex  Wayne,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Garner,   Melvin   Hill.   Payson 

Garrett,  Barbara  Ann.  Nephi,  359 

Garrett,  Ben  Hill.  San  Marino,  Calir.,   190.  363 

Garrett,  Beverly,  Provo 

Garrett.   Doro+hy  L..  Copper+on 

Garrett.  Gordon  B..  American  Fork.  237 

Garrett,  Lawrence  Y..  Ely,  Nev. 

Garrett,  Leon  Sheril.  Provo 

Garrett.  Mark  Wallace.  Provo 

Garrlck,   llyn   David,   Provo 

Garrick,  Sheryl  Earl,  Provo.  354 

Garside.  Arlyn  Lamoyne,  Ogden 

Garrison,  William  Lee,  Burlington,   la.,  288 

Garside,  Jayne  G..   Provo 

Gessaway,  Terrance  Lee,  Milwaukie,  Ore. 

Gates.  Franklin  T.,  Seattle.  Wash..  347,  370 

Gates.  Keith  Thompson,  Nampa,   Ida. 

Gay.  Joyce  Gloria.  Castro  Valley,  Calif.,  345 

Gay,   Marvin   Lewis,  Springville,  34^ 

Geddes.  Marlse  Alder,  Provo 

Gedge,  Devel  KIdgetl,  Riverton 

Gee,  Edwin   L.,  Provo 

Gee,  Ivln  Laurence,  Lander,  Wyo.,  313 

Gee.  Janet  Anne.  Oakland,  Calif.,   182 

Gee,  Kenneth  Vernal,  Gunnison,  285 

Geer+sen.    Lou    Rita,    Provo 

Geertsen,   Vonda    June,   San    Bruno,    Calif. 

Geertsen,  John   Ralph,  San   Bruno.  Calif. 

Gelgle,  Ray  Albert.  Salt  Lake  City 

Geist.  Maureen  Grace,  Orem,  349 

Geisler.  Patricia  M..  Salt  Lake  City,  325 

Gentile,  Margaret  Mary,  Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

Gentry,  Evelyn,   Denver.Colo. 

Gentry,   Edith   Louise,  Myton 

George,  Curtis  Dwight,  Choteau,  Mont. 

George.  Billy.  Hollden.  345 

George,  Cloyd  rOmond,  Tooele 

George.  DeAnn.  Phoenix,  Ariz. 

George.  Joan  Claudine,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  200,  358 

George,  John  Karl,  Provo,  365 

George.  Lillie  Mae.  Whlttier,  N.C.,  340 

Gerber,  Austin   M.,  Wellington 

Gerber,  Alan   Hero'd,  Salt  Lake  City 

Gerber.   Russell  C,   Lehi 

Gerhart.  Fhil  C.  Great  Falls,  Mont..  346 

Gerrard,    Dortha    Lynne,    Murray 

Gerrard.  Judith   Norene.  Evanston.  Wyo.,    182.  349 

Gertsch.  Karen  M.,  N.  Hollywood.  Calif..  360 

Gesell.  Laurence  Ellis,  Pomona,  Calif.,  358 

Getts,   Larry  David.  Vaughn,  Mont. 

Giauque,   David   Hughes,  Monrovia,  Calif.,    184,  331 

Giauque,  Barbara  Anne.  Monrovia,  Calif. 

Giannola,  Robert  Lee,  The  Dalles,  Ore.,  349 

Gibb.  David  R.,  Walla  Walla.  Wash.,  344 

Gibb,  Robert  Nelson,  Raymond.  Alta. 

Gibbons,   Donna   Porter,   Holbrook,  Ariz..  345 

Gibbons.  LeRoy  III,  Holbrook,  Ariz.,  156,  214.  316.  319 

Gibbons,  Normand  Lee,  St.  George 

Gibbs.  Carolyn  Jean,  McCammon.  Ida.,  326,  334 

Gibbs,  Gayle  Yvonne,  Antioch.  Calif.,   196.  332 

Gibbs.  Calvin  James,  Ogden 

Gibbs.  Laurel  E..  Reliance.  Wyo..  298 

Gibbs,  Walter  Sherman,  Portage,  230,  299 

Gibbs,  Ronald  Kent,  Blackfoot,   Ida.,   150.  35! 

Gibson,  Carol  Jean.  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  337 

Gibson,  Carol  Joy,  Chino.  Calif.,  312 

Gibson,  Richard  S.,  San  Francisco.  Calif.,  83 

Gibson,  Shirley  Rae,  Nephi 

Gieck,    Fred   Gary.   Boulder  City.    Nev.,   318 

Glfford,  Jack  Hunter,  Orange,  Tex.,   1 14 

Glfford,  Clarence  A.,  Olympia.  Wash. 

Gilbert,  Olga  May.  Santa  Barbara.  Calif..  340 

Gilbert,  Myrna  Lee,  Dayton,  Ohio,  360 

Gilbert,   Reta  Alice.   Penticon,  B.C..  317 

Gilchrist,  Alan  Curtis.  Quincy,  Wash.,  323 

Gilchrist.  DIanne  S.,  Fort  Sill.  Okla..   153 

Gilchrist,  Norman  D.,  Quincy.  Wash. 

Giles.  Alyce,  Heber.    153 

Giles,  Annette,  Springville 

Giles.  Kathleen.  Hooper,  318 

Giles,  Lawrence  C,  Salt  Lake  City,  364 

Gi'es,  Leda  Jeannette.  Downey,  Calif.,  345 

Giles,  Marvin   Ray.  Orem 

Gilger,  l.  Dwight,  Las  Vegas,  Nev. 

Gltqer.  Marilyn.  Las  Vegas,  Nev..  286.  299 

Gill.   Gurcharan   S..    Indio 

GUI,  Diane  Vlrqlnia.  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,   190 

Gillespie.  Marilyn  Rae.  Casa  Grande,  Ariz.,  363 

Gillie.  Kenneth  Dean.  Calgary.  Can.,  332 

GHHson,  Mary  Louise.  Portland,  Ore..  327 

Gllliland,  Steve  F..  Rosemead,  Calif.,  206,  370 


Gillman,  Ladell,  Provo 

Glngerich.  Lamont,  Spanish  Fork 

Gines,  Margaret,  Woodland.  284,  294 

Gines,  Ralph  Junior,  Orem.  288 

Giraud,  John  Leroy.  Provo 

Gist,   Clayton   Scott,    North    Hollywood.   Calif. 

Gish,  Melvin  Paul,  Victorville.  Calif. 

Gittins.  Dixie  Joy.  Provo.  246,  370 

Glasgow,  Buckner  B.,  Jr.  Provo  , 

Glasson,   Ruth  Ann,   New   Plymouth,   Ida. 

Glasson.  Marie  Stella,  New  Plymouth,  Ida. 

Glauser.  Nancy  Jane,  N.  Hollywood,  Calif.,  340 

Glazier.  Joan.   Provo 

Gleason.  Carol,  Provo.  317 

Gleason,  Alene,  Provo,  370 

Gleave.  Lonnie  Deray,  Provo,   124 

Gleave,  Lynn,  Provo,  118 

Gleave,  Larry  John,  Annabella 

Gledhill,  Cher!  Lee,   P.  Los  Angeles.  Calif. 

Gledhill,  Rex  Dennis,  Reseda,  Calif. 

Glenn,  Darlene,  Anaheim,  Calif.,  307 

Glenn,   Lowell   M.,  Orem 

Glenn,  Merrill  Holton,  Bri.gham  City,  302 

Gloves.   Geraldine  S..    Provo 

Glover,  LeRoy  Dennis,  Seattle,  Wash. 

Glover,  Jeanette,  Fermington,  370 

Goad,  Luther  Andrew,  Provo 

Goates,  Irene,  Parma.  Ida..  314 

Goble,   Kenneth  Grant,  Magna,  359 

Goble.  Dee  Roy,  Calgary.  Alta. 

Godbold.  Robert  David.  El  Cajon.  Calif.,  370 

Godfrey,  Arvin  F.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Godfrey,  Eva  Louise,  Richmond,  309 

Godfrey,  Wesley  Lynn,  Portland,  Ore. 

Godwin,   Douglas  Craig,   Ely,   Nev.,  350 

Goff,  Aladeen,  Preston,  Ida. 

Goff,  Roland  Cyril,  Glendale,  Calif. 

Gold.  Cherry  Sue.  Sandy,  330 

Goidbar.  Bonnie  Lou,  Sacramento,  Calif.,  351 

Goldman,  Jay.  Murray 

Goldsberry.  Robert  W..  Elko.  Nev.,  327 

Goldrup.  Laurel  Jean.  Palo  Alto.  Calif.,  360 

Goligfitly.  Max  C.  Provo,  165,  169 

Gomm.  Kenneth  Lester,  Ogden,  280 

Gonzalez,  Melvyn  P..  Costa  Rica,  344 

Gooch,  Thomas  Lloyd,  Provo 

Gooch.  Darla  Lou,  Maywood,  Calif. 

Good.  Beverly  B.,   Fullerton,  Calif..  344 

Gooch,    Barbara    Maryenn,    Provo 

Goodfellow.  Nola  Gay,  Bountiful 

Goodman,  Evelyn  Corene.  Ventura,  Calif..  328 

Goodman,  Wayne   Frank,   Salt  Lake  City 

Goodman,  Shirley   Dale,   Provo 

Goodrich,  Joann,  Bluebell,  288 

Goodrich,  Leonard  Drew  .Bluebell,  366 

Goodrich,   Roger  Evans.  Moses  Lake,  Wash.,    184,  356 

Goodsell,  Joan  Hale.  Arlington,  Va. 

Goodsell,  Evelyn  T.,  Rexburg,  Ida.,  312 

Goodson,  Raymond  Lynn,  Tallahassee.  Flo..  210,  330 

Goodson,  Charles  Grant,  Denver.  Colo.,  210,  213.  299 

Goodwin.  Penny  Lou,  Santa  Monica.  Calif.,  359 

Goodwin,   Robert  Allen,   Panaca.   Nev. 

Goold,  Judy.  Glendale.  Calif..  358 

Goold,  Stanley  Kay.  Monroe 

Gordacan,  Janice  F.,  Fresno,  Calif.,  330 

Gordacan,  Vincent  F.,  Fresno,  Calif..  312 

Gordon.  Donald, Wallace.  Los  Angeles.  Calif..  290 

Gordon.  David  Raymond.   Provo,  351 

Gordon.  David  Reed,  Richland,  Wash. 

Gordon,  Jerilee  C,  Culver  City,  Calif. 

Gordon,  Janice.   Provo.  319 

Gordon.  Norman  Ross,  Richland,  Wash. 

Gordon.  Virginia  Kay,  Hiawatha,  300 

Gorringe.  Richard   Hal.  Oakley,  Ida. 

Gosar.  Greg,   Provo,    193.  310 

Gortler.  Gordon  Dickie,  Columbia  City,  Ore..  370 

Goss,  Donna  Deanne,  Salt  Lake  City 

Gossett,  Orien  Roy,  Chula  Vista,  Calif. 

Gossett.  Daniel  T„  Chula  Vista,  Calif..  280 

Gould,  Harry  Joe,  Winslow,  Ariz. 

Gould.   Suzanne.  Tolleson,  Ariz. 

Gould,   Phyllis   Irene,   Phoenix.  Ariz.,  284 

Gould.  Franklin  David,  Hamilton  City,  Calif. 

Gould.  WllbumJames,  Hamilton  City.  Calif. 

Goulding,  Paul  Vernal,  Phoenix,  Ariz. 

Goulding.  Willis  Larel,  Provo.  288 

Gowans.  Hugh  Edmond,  Tooele,  332 

Gowers.  Cecil  Mellree,  Nephi 

Graff,  Brittemarte  C.  Oregon  City,  Ore.,  279,  302 

Goza.  Kay  Frances,  Milton.  Fla. 

Graham,  Bobby  Don,  Green  Forest,  Ark.,  308 

Graham,  Boyd  Mikel.  Duckwater,  Nev. 

Graham,  Glenda,  Draper.   190,  308 

Graham,  Loyal  Berkeley.  Fairview 

Graham.  Lillian  H..,  Eden 

Graham,  Marilyn.  Lorenzo.  Ida.,  370 

Graham.  Wayne  Robert.  Eden,  302 

Granese,  Salvatore,  Provo 

Grange.  Marqaret  Ann,   Pocatello,  Ida.,  370 

Grant.  Dele  Eldredqe.  Provo,   114.  360 

Grant.  David,  Salt  Lake  City,  141 

Grant.  Jay  Williams,  Olympia.  Wash. 

Grant,  Leo  Melvin,  American  Fork,  360 

Grant.  Marilyn  Redford,  Provo 


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Grant,  Richard  Giles,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  286 

Grappendorf,    Richard    H.,   Waterloo,   Iowa,   350 

Grappendorf,  Joan  J.,  Waterloo,  Iowa 

Gray,  Alan  A.,  Seattle,  Wash.,  206 

Gray,  Ralph  William,  Provo 

Gray,  Shirley  Ann,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  330 

Gray,  Sam  Leland,  Monroe 

Grey,  Velma  Jo,  McGill,  Nev. 

Greathouse,  Shirley  L,  Ventura,  Calif.,  257,  300 

Greathouse.  Linda  M.,  Lynndyl 

Greaves,   Karren,  Preston,   Ida.,  232  288 

Green,  Bonnie  Ray,  Casper,  Wyo.,  360 

Green,  Carole,   Blackfoot,   Ida.,  208,  358 

Green,  Charles   Ronald,   Phoenix,  Ariz. 

Green,  Dixie  L.t  Salt  Lake  City,  306 

Green,  Dee  Forace,  Salt  Lake  City,  87,  327 

Green,  Diane,  Redondo  Beach,  Calif. 

Green,  Gordon   Reed,   Fountain  Green 

Green,  Joyce,  Ventura,  Calif.,    153,  331 

Green,  John  Edward,  Green  River,  Wyo.,  358 

Green  Myrna,   Parowan,  327 

Green,  Melvalee,  Joplin,  Mo.,  361 

Green,  Nancy  Ruth,  Salt  Lake  City,  363 

Green,  Ray  Wilbur,  Harrisburg,  Ore. 

Green,  Violet  June,  Mocksville,  N.C.,  335 

Greene,  Chloe  Ann,  San  Carlos,  Calif,  326 

Greene,  Gilbert  Weldon,  Pleasant  Grove 

Greene,  Florence  Nan,  Glendora,  Calif.,    177,  370 

Greenhalgh,  JInean,  Provo,  326 

Greenhalgh,  Richard  N.,  Tustin,  Calif.,  302 

Greening,  Dale  Henry,  American  Fork 

Greenwell,  Carla  Lee,  Grass  Valley,  Calif,  369 

Greenwood,  Carma  Mae,  American  Fork,  286 

Greenwood,  Carol,  American  Fork,  286 

Greenwood,  Dennis  I.,  Union,  Ore.,  286 

Greenwood,  Kay  Frances,  Salt  Lake  City,  363 

Greenwood,  Noal  Thomas,  Sandy 

Greer,  Harvey  Stansell,  St.  Johns,  Ariz. 

Greeson,  Lois  Nona,  Kimberly,  Ida. 

Gregerson,  Marden  J.,  Sevier 

Gregersen,  Judith  Ivy,  Sevier,  370 

Grey,  Alan   Hopwood,   New  Zealand 

Grey,  Sherrie  Ann,   Miami,   Fla.,  358 

Grey,  Patricia  Barney,  Salt  Lake  City 

Grles,  Barbara  Venice,  Grand  Junction,  Colo.,  216,  333 

Griffeth,  George  G.,  Preston,  Ida.,  324 

Griffin,  Gary  Vernon,  Victorville  Calif. 

Griffin,   Loretta  Joyce,   Hurricane,  351 

Griffin,  Richard  Earl,  El  Dorado,  Ark.,  346 

Griffin,  Vivian  Irene,  Lethbridge,  Alberta,  284 

Griffith,  Dare  Whitney,  Hayden,  Ariz.,  326 

Griffiths,  Francine  A.,  Santa  Rosa,  Calif 

Griffiths,  Floyd  Leor,  Provo 

Griffiths,  Jerry  W.,  Long  Beach,  Calif,  32,  79,  206,  290 

Griffiths,  Roy  Darrell,  Provo 

Griffiths,  R.  Wayne,  Santa   Rosa  Calif.,  316 

Grigg,  Delmo  Kathryn,  Ontario,  Ore. 

Grigg,  Samuel  Parley,  Harper,  Ore.,  227,  340 

Grigg,  Barbara  Janet,  Ontario,  Ore.,  351 

Grimaud,  Donald  Leroy,  Midvale,  317 

Grimmett,  Karen  M.,   Provo,  314 

Grimmett,  Dixie  Ann,  Provo 

Grimshow,  Barbara  Mae,  Cedar  City,  284 

Groberg,  John  Holbrook,   Provo,  318 

Groberg,  Richard   H.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,    184,  328 

Groneman,  Janet  Marie,  Provo 

Groneman,  Frances  C,  Provo 

Groo,   Denis  Earl,   Provo 

Groshell,    Patricia  Ann,   Seattle,  Wash.,   204,   222,   350 

Gross,  Wallace  Clint,   Rockvllle,   Ind.,  361 

Grossen,  William  Mack  McCloud,  Calif 

Grotegut,   David   Arthur,  Spanish   Fork,    186,  284 

Grotegut,  Berniece  Ann,  Spanish  Fork,  344 

Grotegut,  Jill,  Spanish  Fork,   190,  351 

Grous,  Robert  Donald,  Garden  Grove.  Calif 

Grover,  Deon,  Draper 

Grover,  Judith  Kay,   Evanston,   III.,    146,  200,   222,  334 

Groves,  Harold  J.,  Jr.,  Myton 

Grover,  Wells  Alston  Rexburg,  Ida.,  280 

Grover,    Scott  Carl,    Brigham    City,    370 

Grow,  David  Spencer,  Provo 

Gubler,  Audrey  Iris,  Idaho  Falls,   Ida.,  286 

Gubler,  Brent  H.,  Ivins 

Gubler,  Jerald   Royce,   LaVerkin,  326 

Gudmundsen,  Stewart  L.,  Payson 

Gudmundsen,  Ruth,  Inglewood,  Calif. 

Gudmundson,  Clair  W.,  Ely,  Nev.,  337 

Guerra,  Ernesto,   Peru,  351 

Guinn,  Gayle  William,  Ajo,  Ariz. 

Guinn,  James  Robert,  Denver,  Colo.,   146 

Gummow,  John   Fred,   Burley,   Ida. 

Gundersen,  Sherron,  Salt  Lake  City 

Gunderson,  Alvin  Vern,  Lorenzo,  Ida.,  230,  315,  319 

Gunderson,  Gary  Steven,  Seattle,  Wash.,  370 

Gunderson,   Cannon    L.,   Huntington 

Gunderson,   Merrill   Ray.  Spanish    Fork,  312 

Gunn,  Jerrilyn   K..   Laconia,   N.H.,  370 

Gunnell  Ro.bert  Dean,  Soda   Springs,   Ida. 

Gunner,  John  Eldred,  Pett,  Pa. 

Gurney,  John  Albert,  Salina 

Gumey.  Ralphena  T.,   Payson 

Gurr,   Kathryn  Ann,   Salt  Lake  City,    182,  350 

Gurr,  Willis  Orville,   Siqurd.  297 

Gustaveson.  Verl  J.,  Coalville.  340 


Gustaveson,  Lee  Scott,  Bountiful 

Gustin,  John   Lester,  Springville,    119 

Gutierrez,    Higiniio,  Jr.,   Winslow,  Ariz.,    186,   337 

Gutierrez,  Andrew  Paul,  Winslow,  Arrz.,  365 

Guymon,  Duane  S.,  Salt  Lake  City,  284 

Guymon,   Burton   L.,  Sherman  Oaks,  Calif.,  308 

Guymon,  Joan,  Orem 

Guyon,  Karen  Denice,  Montperier,   Ida.,  284 

Guzman,  Aldofo  M.,  Peru,  336 

Gwilliam,  Norma   Dagmar,  Boise,   Ida.,   146 

Gwynn,  Ann   Lorraine,  San   Rafael,  Calif. 

Gygi,  Wayne  Vance,  Praovo,  290 

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Haag,  Eldon   Leonard,  American   Fork 
Haase,  Herbert  Paul,  Fillmore,  Calif. 
Habeck,   Marion   Luella,  Oconomowoc,  Wis. 
Hacking,   Donald   Earl,   Provo 
Hacking,   Eleanore  C,  Vernal,  309 
Hacking,  Joan  Edna,  Cardston,  Alta.,  309 
Hacking,    Kenneth  J„   Provo 
Hacking,  Lani  LaDean,  Orem,  200 
Hacking,  Lu  Jeanne,  Cedar  Valley 
Hackwell,  Glenn  A.,  Helper 
Hackney,  Kay  Elaine,  Morehead,  Ky.,  333 
Hackley,  Sara  Pauline,   Provo 
Haddock,  Gary   Kay,   Idaho  Falls,   Ida. 
Haddock,  Ian  Grove,  Meridian,   Ida. 
Haddock,  Stanton   Mark,   Meridian,   Ida. 
Hadfield,  llah  LaVee,  Lehi 
Hadley,  Donald  Blaine,  Ogden,    145,  294,  351 
Hadley.  Lenet,  Emmett.  Ida. 
Hadley,   Darrel   Leroy,  Emmitt,  Ida.,   145 
Hadley.  Ronald   Lester,  Salt  Lake  City,  328 
Haertel,  Ronald  Fred,  Salt  Lake  City 
Hafen,  Ada  Marie,  Ivins,  313 
Hafen,  Ann   Woodbury,    Provo 
Hafen,  Carol,   Provo 
Hafen,  Brooksby,  Ernest.  Santa  Clara 
Hagerty.  Everett  Louis,  Woodland  Hills,  Calif. 
Hagberg,  Robin  Carl,  Gridley,  Calif.,  370 
Hague.  Barbara  Davis,  Camas,  Wash.,  284 
Hague,  Franklin  Morris,  Highmore,  S.D.,  319 
Hagmann,  Mark  Joseph,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Haines,  Daryle  Newton,  Columbus,  Ohio 
Heir,  Leland  Lamar,  Salt  Lake  City,  206,  310 
Hair.  Patsy  Ann,  Albuquerque,  N.  Mex.,  351 
Hakes,   Beverly  Ann,   Ashland,   Ore..   358 
Hale,  Garron  Ronald,  Beaverton,  Ore.,  210,  370 
Hale,  Glenn  F.,  Payette,  Ida.,  358 
Hale,  Gerald  Ardell,   Eagar,  Ariz. 
Hale,  Lynn  Grant,  Salt  Lake  City,  92,  340 
Hale,  Norma  Lynn,  Midvale,  360 
Hale,  Rodney  F.,  Provo,  307 
Hale,  Sherry,  Glendale,  Calif,    188,  226,  361 
Hales,  Hervin  Leon,  Nampa,  Ida.,  334 
Hales,  Glade  Cowan,  Spanish  Fork 
Hales,  George  G.,  Springville.  286 
Hales,  Joseph  Sloan,  Glendale,  Calif,  32,  93,  210,  327 
Hales,   Loretta  Joan,   Bakersfield,  Calif.,  363 
Hales,  Ronald  Burns,  Maywood,  Calif.,  316 
Halford,    Harold   Howard,   Burley.   Ida.,    100,  284 
Halfecre,  Bonnie  Gail,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  350 
Hall,  Ansel  Gary,  Yuma,  Ariz.,  339 
Hall,  Audrey.  Springville 
Hall,  Calvin  Nelson,   Provo 
Hall.    Darrell   Grant,    McGill,    Nev. 
Hall,  Douglas  Kent,  Vernal,  331 
Hall,    Elna   Ann    S.,    Provo 
Hall,   Hilton   Davenport,  Springville 
Hall,  Janet  Ann,  Inkom,  Ida.,  212,  350 
Hall,  Joel  Steven,  Pleasant  Grove 
Hall,  Karen  Ann,  Long  Beach,  Calif,  313 
Hall,  Katie  Dean,  Salt  Lake  City,  200,  222,  363 
Hall,  Lula  DeAnn,  Yuma,  Ariz.,  370 
Hall,  Margaret,  Preston,   Ida.,  333 
Hall.  Nadine,  Portage.  87,   188,  284 
Hall,   Parley  Briggs,  Carnation,  Wash.,  206 
Hall,  Richard   Earl,  Provo,  81,    101,  284 
Hall,   Ralph   Lynn,   Nephi,  284 
Hall,  Ronald  Devere,  Payson 
Hall,  Stanley  Arthur,  Provo,  279 
Hall,  Wendell  J.,  Springville,  333 
Hallack,  Gary   Kent,    Los  Angeles,  Caif,   340 
Halladay,  Ann,  Spanish  Fork,  228,  340 
Halladay,  Crystal  S.,  Marysvele 
Halladay,  Jerry  Ann,  Provo,  294 
Halladay,  Kay  Ellene,  Spanish  Fork,  284 
Halladay,  Jack  Gordon,  Marysvale 
Halladay,  Micky,   Provo,  218,  370 
Hallen,  Gloria,  Salt  Lake  City,  317 
Halliday,  Ernest  R.,   Mesa,  Ariz.,  308 
Halllday,  Carol   Flora,   Provo,    145,    156 
Halliday.   Maxine,  Riverton 
Hallman,   Kathryn  Vera,  Oakland,  CaWf,  325 
Hallock,  George  Vernon.,  Enterprise,  315 
Halls,  Leiqh  Ann,  Oqden 
Halls,  William  Wood.  Monticello,  290 
Hallsted,  Ernest  Leray,  Las  Vegas,  Nev. 
Halstead,  Lester  Mark,  Provo 
Ham,  Ledean  Edna,  Bingham  Canyon,  331 
Hamblin,  Delmar  Hyrum,  Roosevelt,  331 
Hamblin.  David  Curtis.   Provo,  359 
Hamblin.  Ellis  A.,   La  Plata,  N.  Mex.,  356 
Hamblin,  Georgia   K.,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  360 


Hamblin,  Ida  Rowane,  Farmington,  N.  Mex. 

Hamblin,  John  Ray,  Eagar,  Ariz. 

Hamblin,  Marion   Kay,  Eagar,  Ariz. 

Hamblin,  Marley  Kay,  Roosevelt,  328 

Hamblin,   Marilyn,   Provo 

Hamelwright,  Gale  Cloy,  Price,  318 

Hamilton,  Donna  Gay.  Blackfoot,  Ida.,  212,  299 

Hamilton,  Annie  Belle,  Hyde  Park,  307 

Hamilton,  Larry  Gene,  Walnut  Creek,  Calif,  315 

Hamilton,  Elaine  Mae,  Portland,  Maine 

Hamilton,  Marilyn,  Sugar,  Ida.,  220,  317 

Hamilton,  Paul  Hudson,  Vanceburg,  Kent.,  358 

Hamilton,  Sharon   Larae,  Tabiona 

Hamilton,  Thomas   E.,  Vanceburg,    Kent.,  358 

Hemm,  James  Lee,  Bellflower.  Calif,  214,  327 

Hammond,  Dale  Alden,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  214 

Hammond,  Don  Lee,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Hammond,  Floyd  Melvin,  Sugar  City,  Ida. 

Hammond,  Judith,  Rosebud,  Mont.,  339 

Hammond,  Lee  Evans,  Bountiful,  87,  318 

Hammond,  Karen  Joyce,  Pioche,  Nev.,  370 

Hammond,  Myrna  C.(  Upham,  N.  Dak.,  340 

Hammond,  Patty  Jean,  Colo.  Springs,  Colo.,  204,  326 

Hammond,  William  B.,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  202,  337 

Hamrick,  James  R.  M.,  Jr.,  Rialto,  Calif,  337 

Hamric,   Robert  Lee.   Sacramento,  Calif. 

Hanby,  Janet  Yvonne,  Washougal,  Wash.,  372 

Hanchett,  Patricia  M.,  Annabella.  351 

Hancock,   Faye  Marje,  Citrus  Heights,  Calif,  335 

Hancock,  Gloria  Gunn,  Provo 

Hancock,   Fred,   Jr.,   Safford,  Ariz.,   318 

Hancock,   Dixie,   Mesa,  Ariz.,  348 

Hancock,  Jaren  A.,  Hawaii 

Hancock,  Jay  Juul,  Provo 

Hancock,  Joseph  Perry,  Provo 

Hancock,  Morck  Oluf,   Provo 

Hancock,    Philip   Eugene,    Bellflower,    Calif. 

Hancock,   Richard   M.,   Bellflower,  Calif,  36! 

Hanke,  Manfred  Alfred,  Salt  Lake  City,  346 

Hanks,  Delbert  R.,   Portland,  Ore. 

Hanks,  Charles  Warren,  Orem,  285 

Hanks,  David  A.,  Burley,  Ida.,   108 

Hanks,  Eugene,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Hanks,  Lawrence  S..  Owyhee,  Nev.,  371 

Hanks,   Nancy  Gwen,   Menlo  Park,  Calif,  204,  302 

Hanks,   Richard    F.,    Provo 

Hanks,  Teddy  Lee,  Springville 

Hanly,  Thomas  Frank,  Jr.,  Worland,  Wyo.,  237,  292 

Hanna,  Marian   Lucy,  Sacramento,  Calif.,  327 

Hanna,  Leonard  Depue,  Charleston,  W.  Va.,  302 

Hannig,  Gary  Whitney,  Las  Vegas.  Nev.,  202,  290.  296 

Hanseen,  Sondra  Kaye,  Provo,  366 

Hansen,  Arthur  T.,  Provo 

Hansen,  Arda  Ann,  Centerfold,  312 

Hansen  Brent  Dixon,  Spanish  Fork,  328 

Hansen,  David  Paul,  Wanamassa,  N.J.,  319 

Hansen,   Darrell  David,   Hio,   Nev. 

Hansen,  Douglas  David,  Glendale,  Calif. 

Hansen,  Gordon   Leon,   Portland,  Ore. 

Hansen,  Gordon  Stanley.  Winslow,  Ariz.,  332,  335 

Hansen,  Henry  Kimball,  Delta,  227,  279 

Hansen,  Jacqueline  F.,  Salem,  Ore.,  351 

Hansen,  James  Vernon,  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,  202 

Hansen,  Janet  Faye,  San  Mateo,  Calif,  360 

Hansen,  Jean,  Hiko,  Nev.,  288 

Hansen,  Jim  Pratt,  Riverside,  Calif. 

Hansen,  Joseph   Henry,   Lomita,  Calif 

Hansen,  Joy  Hawley,  Vallejo,  Calif 

Hansen,  Kenneth  Odell,  Kearns 

Hansen,   Kent  Blaine,  Spanish   Fork,  328 

Hansen,  Klaus  J.,  Provo,  280 

Hansen,  Karen  Lee.  San  Leandro,  Calif,  362 

Hansen,   Kristine,  Corvallis,  Ore. 

Hansen,  Lindsey  B.,  Jr.,  Ogden,  348 

Hansen,   Margaret  Deann,   Idaho  Falls,   Ida., 

Hansen,   Marilyn,   Montpelier,   Ida.,  318 

Hansen,   Marolyn   Lorene,  Wale,  Ore.,    145 

Hansen,  Mavis  Lela,  Vale,  Ore. 

Hansen,  Myra  Margaret,  Delta.  285 

Hansen,  Myrla  Vee,  Pocatello,  Ida.,  216,  327 

Hansen.  Ned  Humphrey,  Payson 

Hansen,  Nancy  Lee,  Firth,  149,  327 

Hansen,  Norma,  Glendora,  Calif,  330 

Hansen,  Noreen  E.,  Vallejo,  Calif,  351 

Hansen,  Patricia.  Ann,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  222.  329 

Hansen,  Patsy,   Provo,  200,  335 

Hansen,  Phyllis,  Spanish  Fork,  200 

Hansen,  Quince  Marion,  Snowflake.  Ariz. 

Hansen,  Ralph  Leon,  Maywood,  Calif,  288,  302 

Hansen,   Ralph  Leslie,   Portland.  Ore. 

Hansen,   Ralph  Waldemar,  Oram 

Hansen,  Ray  Richard.  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  286 

Hansen.  Reid  Glazier,  Wheat  Ridge,  Colo.,  306,  312 

Hansen,  Richard  Lamar,  Springville 

Hansen.  Richard  R.,  Provo 

Hansen,   Robert  Wayne.    Richfield 

Hansen.  Roger  Lee,  Toppenish,  Wash.,  210 

Hansen,  Roland  Fred,  Monroe,  332 

Hansen,  Roberta  Edith,  Toppenish,  Wasn. 

Hansen,  Stanley  Dee.  Grace,  Ida. 

Hansen,  Spenst  M.,  Payson 

Hansen,  Sharron  Faye.  Salt  Lake  City 

Hansen,  Willard  Layton,  Moses  Lake,  Wash.,  367 

Hanson,  Craig  Alfred,  S.  Pasadena,  Calif. 


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Hanson,  Gary  Richard,   Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Hanson,  Jesse  Merrell.  Salt  Lake  City.  348 

Hanson,   Paul  Roger,  Twin   Falls,  Ida. 

Hanson,  Paul  Walker,  American  Fork 

Hanson,  Roy  Lund.  Jr.,   Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  367 

Hanson,  Thomas  E„  Jr..  Duluth.  Minn. 

Haraguchi,  Jean  S.,  Hawaii,  317 

Harbertson,  Virginia,  Ogden 

Horbicen.  James  Lee,  Sepulvede.  Calif. 

Hardgrove,  Starley  L-.  Avenal,  Calif. 

Harding,    Betty  Lou,    Provo 

Harding,  Glen  J..  Las  Vegas,   Nev.,  325 

Harding,  Liare,  Provo,  367 

Harding,  Neal  Davies,  Provo 

Hardwick,  Eva  Karen,  Burley,   Ida..    153 

Hardy.   Douglas  MiHer.  Stirling.  Alta..  334 

Hardy,  Carma  Jean,  Omaha,  Neb. 

Hardy,  Carolyn,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  201 

Hardy,  Blaine  Carmon,  Provo,  279 

Hardy.   Dale  Calvin,  Stevensville.  Mont. 

Hardy,  Darwin   Lee,  Omaha.   Neb. 

Hardy,  Gordon  Lee.  Las  VeVgas.  Nev. 

Hardy.   Keith   Horace.   Idaho  Falls,    Ida..  97,  317 

Hardy.  Paula.  Salt  Lake  City,  335 

Harger    Irene  Shearin,  Freeport,  N.Y.,  222,  324 

Harisay,  Richard  A.,  Stockton.  Calif..  344 

Harker,  Dale  Wayne,  Provo 

Harker.  Gary  Lee,  Alberta,  Can.,  314 

Harker,  Ronald  Clair,   Idaho  Falls.  Ida. 

Harley.  Fred  Ittner,  Charleston  Hts.,  S.C. 

Harlow,  James  Douglas,  Port  Angeles,  Wash..  294 

Harman,   Barry  Weston.  Murray 

Herman,  Clifford  Gary,  Salt  Lake  City 

Harmer,  Allan    Bearnson.   Springville 

Harmer,  Don  Ludlow,  Springville 

Harmer,  Jerry   Douglas,    Pleasant  Grove 

Harmer.  Sybil   Denise,  Casa   Grande,   Ariz. 

Harmon,   Dell  Tolman,   Provo 

Harmon,  Jon    Preston,   LeHabra,   Calif.,  94 

Harmon,   Julia,   Berkeley.  Calif. 

Harmon,  Layle  Jon,  Provo 

Harmon.   Robert  B.,  El  Cerrito,  Calif. 

Harney,  Henrietta,  Owyhee,   Nev.,  325 

Haroldsen,  Ancel  Deval,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Harper.    Albert    Allen,    Fillmore,    Calif. 

Harper,   Darrel  Albert,  Mesa,   Ariz. 

Harper,  Elwin  Kay.  Malta,  Ida..   114,  367 

Harper,   Kimball  Taylor,  Oakley.   Ida..  286 

Harper,   Kathryn,  Blackfoot,  Ida. 

Harper.  Vernon   M..  Albertson,   N.C.,   324 

Harper,  William  Thomas.  Salt  Lake  City,  348 

Harr,  Robert  Golden,  W.  Covina.  Calif. 

Harrington,   Lona   Gayle.   Shelby.    Mont. 

Harrington,   Ronna   D..  Bakersfield,  Calif. 

Harris,  Alva  Alton,   Shelley,   Ida. 

Harris.  Arlen  Arthur,  Ririe.  Ida..  317 

Harris.  Beverly  Ann,  Wenetchee,  Wash.,  149,  353 

Harris,  Diane.  Oak  City 

Harris,   Edward   Fowler,   Provo 

Harris,  Frances  Kay,  Delta,  335 

Harris.  Harvey  Don,  Stone,  Ida.,    199,  339 

Harris.  Howard  Melvin,   Provo,  206,  311 

Harris,  Jerry  Starr,  Provo.  299 

Harris,  Kenneth  George.  Columbia 

Harris,  Kathryn  Kay,  Evanston.  Wyo.,    196 

Harris,    Kenneth   B..   Provo 
Harris,    Kaye,   Blanding 

Harris,  Larry  Dean,  Columbia  Falls,  Mont. 

Harris,    Lynn    M.,    El   Cajon,   Calif. 

Harris.   Margaret  M.,  Evanston,  Wyo. 

Harris.  Mary  Lou,  Salt  Lake  City,  296 

Harris,  Merrill  Dale,  Independence,  Mo.,  335 

Harris,   Michael  George,  Crescent,  Ore. 

Harris.  Milalee  ,Cut  Bank.   Mont. 

Harris.  Nola  Kay,  McCammon,  Ida.,  330 

Harris,  Paul  Leuern,  Ririe.  Ida..  328 

Harris.  Reynold  Paul.  Pleasant  Grove 

Harris,  Renelle,  Stone,  Ida.,  363 

Harris,  Ronald  Lee,  Frontier.  Wyo..  302 

Harris,  Robert  William,   Escondido.  Calif..  356 

Harris,  Suzanne,   Provo 

Harris.  Sandra  Louise,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  358 

Harris,  Sharon  Kaye,  Ogden.  288 

Harris,  Vera  Vanieta,  Bountiful,   182.  292 

Harrison,  Betty  Dodge.  Provo 

Harrison,  Carolyn  L.,  Lund.  Nev..  314 

Harrison,  David  Clyde.  Baker  .Ore.,  332 

Harrison,  Linnaea.  Provo 

Harrison.  Jane.  Sprinqville,  208.  212.  290 

Harrison.  Larry  Hill,  Tooele,   114.  367 

Harrison,   Lois  M^,  Steamboat  Spring,  Colo.,  344 

Harrison,  Parry  Deloss.  Malad,  Ida.,  280 

Harrison.   Russell  D.,  Jr..  Whittier.  Calif.  237.  312 

Harrison,  Rollo  B.,  Grace,  Ida. 

Harrison,  Shirley  Dove.  Briqham  City.  332 

Harrison,  Wayne  A.,  Jr.,  Tooele.  331 

Harrison,  Willis  Lee,  Hawthorne,  Nev.,  313 

Hart,  Eleanor  Coleman,  Provo 

Hart,  James  Douglas.  Boise.  Ida.,  184 

Hart,  Faralee  Ann,  Ogden 

Hart.  Keoth  Collins,  Idaho  Falls.  Ida.,  81.  206,  285 

Hart,  Lome  Claire,  Ogden 

Hart,  Paul  Douglas,  Ontario,  Ore..  326 

Hart,  Paul  Duwayne,  Provo 


Hart    Ronald   David,  Glendale,  Calif. 

Hart.  Sherlyn.  Idaho  Falls.  Ida.,  204,  335 

Hartley,  Charles    Mann,  Woods  Cross.   367 

Hertmen,   Larry  D.,  Altamont 

Hartzog.  Julian  T.,  Clayton,  Ala. 

Hartvigsen.  Richard  N..  Provo.  361   369 

Harvey.   Donald  Glenn,   Blythe,   Calif..  332 

Harvey.   Duston  George.   Sun   Valley,   Calif. 

Harvey.  Bessie  W..  Montibello,  367 

Harvey,  Bruce  Douglas,  Blanding.  366 

Harvey,   Bonnie  Deane,   Blanding,  367 

Harvey,  Gaynard   R..   Provo 

Harvey.   Kenneth   L.,   Pleasant  Grove,  302 

Harvey,    Paul  Albin.   American    Fork 

Harward.  Elmer  Leon,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Harward.    Karen,    Richfield 

Harward.  Oranee,  Salt  Lake  City,  351 

Harward.  Sherman  Dean.  Springville,  290 

Harwcod,  Judith,  Salt  Lake  City 

Harwood.   Robert  L.,   Lordsburg,  N.   Mex.,  346 

Haskell,  Leo  Dwane.  Spanish  Fork 

Haskin.   William    Harvey,   Baker.   Ore..   346 

Haslam.   Joann  Garfield,    Denver,   Colo..   361 

Haslem,  Verl,   Roosevelt.  288 

Hastings.   Eldcn   Elmer,   Mesa,  Ariz.,  202.  330 

Hastings.    Robert  W..   Mesa.  Ariz.,   360 

Hastings,  Sara  Sylvia,   Mesa.  Ariz.,  361 

Hatch,   D.   Diane.   Ldaho  Falls,   Ida..  85,   93.    175,   208. 

317 
Hatch,  Delray  Olsen,  Koosharem,  227 
Hatch,   Forrest   Ezra,   Nampa.    Ida..  339 
Hatch,  George  W.,  Clarkston,  99.  280 
Hatch.   Glendon.   Provo.    130 
Hatch.   Howell  Cloyd.  Snowflake.  Ariz..  32,    192 
Hatch,  Jennie.  Browning.  Mont. 
Hatch.  Jeremiah,  Bountiful,  340 
Hatch.   Lawrence  Martin,  Welser.   Ida. 
Hatch,   Lincoln   Egbert,  Tatonia,   Ida. 
Hatch,  LaPreal.  Bancroft,  Ida..   196.  363 
Hatch.  Maurleen  E„  Salt  Lake  City,  286 
Hatch.  Orrin  Grant.  Pittsburgh.   Pa. 
Hatch,   Paul   Burbank.   Ogden 
Hatch,  Rey  Lynn.  El  Paso,  Tex. 
Hatch,  Valeria.  Idaho  Falls,   Ida..  93.  317 
Hatcher,   Nancy  Merle.  Vaughn,  Mont..  257.  300 
Hatcher,   Sharyl.  Vaughn,   Mont.,   350 
Hatcher,  Shirley,  Vaughn.  Mont.,  361 
Hatch.  Wilder  leroy.  Bancroft,   Ida. 
Hatfield,   Gary   Keith,    Ephreim 
Hatfield,  Mary  Lynne,   Rocky  River,  Ohio.  358 
Hatori,  Donald   K.,  Hawaii.  332 

Hatley,  Joan,   Dallas,  Tex.,  367 

Hathaway.  Merlin  Scott.  San  Leandro,  Calif.,  360 

Hausknecht,  Jeanne,  Bingham  Canyon 

Hausler,   Don   Edward.   Oakland,  Calif. 

Hawke,  Jeannine,   Provo.  232 

Hawes,  Merlin  Doyle,  Aberdeen.  Ida.,  362 

Hawk,   Gordon   Ellison,   Northsurrey.   B.C.,   346 

Hawk.  Judy  Marie.  Whittier.  Calif.,  367 

Hawes,  Verl  Jack.  Aberdeen,   Ida..  346 

Hawkes,  Lloyd,  Orem 

Hawkins.    Dorothy    Bee.    Salt    Lake    City,    216,    339 

Hawkins,  Douglas  S..  Ely.  Nev. 

Hawkins.    Earlene,    Provo 

Hawkins,  George  Alfred,  Manila.  308 

Hawkins.  Norlne.  Aurora.  Colo..  204,  309 

Hawkins.   Merial  Dean,  Manila.  302 

Hawkins.  Spencer  James.  Laketown,  288 

Hawley,   Merrill  S..  Conrad,  Mont..  332 

Hawley.   Lois   Adele.  Conrad,  Mont.,   285 

Haworth.  Carol  Ann,  Canoga   Park,  Calif.,  308 

Haws,  Ben  Frank,  Junction 

Haws,  Donna  Joyce,  Burbank.  Calif. 

Haws,   Patricia  Fay,   Lynwood,  Calif.,  332 

Haws,  Shirley  Mae,  Richland,  Wash. 

Haycock,  Janet,  San  Leandro,  Calif.,  307 

Hayden,   Wayne   Elza,    Provo 

Haycock,  Steven  Mack,  Clrcleville,  362 

Hayden,  Dennis  Murland.   Prcvo,  348 

Hayden.  Warren  Ray.  Pleasant  Grove.  237 

Haycock.   Roger,  Cedar  City 

Hayes,  Darwin   Lyle.  Georgetown,  Ida.,  279 

Hayes,  Gerald  C,  Georgetown,  Ida. 

Hayes,  William  Oscar,  American   Fork 

Hayes.  Rex  Bruce,  Moab,  Ida.,  316 

Haymond,    Barbara,   Springville 

Haymond,   Paula   Faye,  Springville 

Haymore,   Franklin  R.,   Provo,  361 

Haynes,  Rebecca  Ann,  John  Day.  Ore. 

Haynie,   Klea  Carolyn,  Los  Angeles.  Calif..  201,  31V 

Haynie.  Celia  Ann,   Los  Angeles.  Calif.,    146 

Haynie,  Sharon  Adele.  Alamosa,  Colo..  334 

Haynie,  Paul  Alva,  Greenville,  Mo.,    130  • 

Haynie.  Roger  Lane,  Manassa.  Colo. 

Hayword.  Gerald  Lynn,  Provo 

Hayward,  Edward  Allen,  Cheyenne,  Wyo.,  367 

Hazard,  James  Ray.  Culver  City,  Calif.,  339 

Heal.  Sa.ndra  Louise,  Provo,   188,  363 

Healey.  David  Winn.  Provo.  287 

Healey,  Steve  Grant,  American  Fork 

Healey,  Nolan  Lynn,  American  Fork 

Healy,  Jay  B.,  Orem 

Hearn.    Milton    Eugene,    Phoenix,   Ariz. 

Heath,  Herman.  Provo 


Heath.  Charles  William.   San   Bernardino,  Calif,  237 

Heath    Lucille   Sanford,   Springville,   284,   296 

Heaton,  Alma.   Provo 

Heaton,   Leroy  C,   Kanab 

Heber,  Gmet  Richard,  Magna 

Heber.  Ruth  Freda,  Magna,  296 

Hecht,    Harry   George,    Powell.   Wyo..   285 

Heder.  Diane  Claudia.  Los  Angeles.  Calif.    146,  358 

Hedin.  Carolyn  Jean,   Salt   Lake  City 

Hedquist.  Norma  Dee,  Provo,    141.  208,  359 

Hedrick,  Carolyn  Sue,   Indianapolis,  Ind.,  360 

Heemeyer.  Lois  Marie,  Lead.  S.D..  234,  340 

Hedrick,    Frank   Gilbert,   Temple   City,   Calif. 

Heesch,  Craig  Faye,  Portland.  Ore.,   169.  358 

Heggie.   Gordon    Fawns.  Alberta,  Can| 

Hegsted,  Evelyne  A.,  Orem.  218.  367 

Hegemier.  Vera  C,   Provo.    14,  396 

Hegemier.  Gilbert  A.,   LaCanada.  Calif,  303 

Heileson,  Sara  Lee,  Tetonia.  Ida.,  307 

Heimark,  Elmonda  L.,  Philipsburg,  Mont. 

Heilner,   Richard   David.  Baker,  Ore.,  202.  363 

Heiner,  Gary  Lee,  Mesa,  Ariz..  210.  367 

Heiner.   Hallie   Kenneth.   Provo 

Heiner,  Georgia,  Morgan,  324 

Heinzman,  Gene   Roger,   Provo 

Heiner,  Thane  Irwin,   Heyburn,   Ida.,  334 

Heinz,   Kerry  Maurice,  Ashton,   Ida. 

Heiner,  Shannon  Jo,  Wichita,  Kan.,  360 

Helbig.  Nancy  Lee,  New  Orleans,  La.,  359 

Hellewell,  Sandra  Joy,  Sacramento,  Calif.,  218,  360 

Hellstrom,  James  A.,  Concord,  Calif. 

Hellewell.  George   E„  Heyburn,   Ida. 

Helquist,    Boyd   Jay.    Blanding 

Helquist.  Larry  A.,  Ricfield 

Helm,  Donald   Francis.  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,    118 

Helm,  Mauruene  Elaine,   Los  Angeles,  Calif,   190.  293 

Helton.  John  James,  Anaheim.  Calif. 

Hemenway,  John  Lynne,  Woodland,  Calif,  214,  293 

Hemsley,  A.  Allen,  La  Habra,  Calif,  296 

Hemsley.  Ellis  J.,  Salt  Lake  City,  293 

Henderson,  Cecil  H..  Oakland,  Calif.    182,  335 

Henderson,  Ashton   R.,   Posatello,   Ida. 

Henderson,  Dee  Wursten,  Twin  Falls,  Ida. 

Henderson.  Fred  David,  Raymond,  Can. 

Henderson.  Gerald  V.,  Burley,   Ida. 

Henderson,   Kay,   Salem,  Va.,   335 

Henderson,   Leslie  Fred.  Rock  Springs,  Wyo. 

Henderson,    Peter  John,  Auckland.   New  Zealand,   367 

Henderson,  Virginia  H.,  Boise,  Ida.,  348 

Hendricks,    Edgar   E.,    Jr.,    Chico,    Calif. 

Hendricks.  Robert  R.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Hendrickson,   Clifford,   Calgary,  Can.,   369 

Hendrickson,  Lynn  J.,  Gunnison,  339 

Hendrickson.   Roger  R.,  Gunnison,  298 

Hendrix,  Karolyn,  Ely,  Nev.,  352 

Heninger,  Brent   Elliot,   Sunset.  206,   302 

Henkel,    Kurt  G.,   Germany 

Henningsen,  Cherie  A.,  Stansbury,  Wyo.,  315 

Henretty,  Thomas  Alan,  Gaylord.  Mich.,  313 

Henricksen,  Mary  Jo,   Provo 

Henrie,  Donald  Kirk,  Las  Vegas.  Nev.,  351 

hlenrie,  Judith  McVoy,  Marysvale,  360 

Henrie.    Patricia   Ann,   Ventura.   Calif,    156,   208.  212. 

290 
Henriksen,  Alma  Lamont,  Orem,    100 
Henriksen,  Adolph   F.,   Bellflower,  Calif 
Henrikson,   Ronald  W.,  Alhambra,  Calif 
Henry,  Johan  Naomi,  Yuba  City,  Calif.  306 
Henry,  Darrell  Leon,  Portland.  Ore.,  346.  348 
Henry,  Michael  Raymond,  Yuba  City,  Calif.  353 
Hensley,   Porta   Lee,  Glendale,  Ariz..  317 
Henson.  CTiartes  A.,  Council   Bluffs,   la. 
Heppler.   Lawrence,  John,  Alberta,  Can..  339 
Hepburn,  Adele,  N.  Hollywood.  Calif,  311 
Hepworth,   Clarence.  Jr.,   Provo 
Hepworth,   Marva.  Grover,  Wyo.,  288 
Herbert,  Franklin  W.,  Arlington,  Vo..   130 
Herde.   Myrna  Durfee,   Provo 
Hermansen,    Royce   Larry,    Payson 
Herold.  Robert  Cameron.  Arlington,  Va.,  366 
Herrick,   Betty  Jo..   Ely,   Nev._,  327 
Herrick,  Darle,   Long   Beach,  Calif. 
Herrin,  Charles  Selby.   Bentonia,  Miss.,  346 
Herring,  Sonja,   Pleasant  Grove,  358 
Herrin,  Gene  Carley,  Provo,  316 
Herrin,  Luhuana  Allen,  Hollydale.  Calif 
Herron.  Barbara  Gayle.  Magna.  327 
Herron,  Stanley  Ray,  Heber.  322 
Herron.  Ternk  Lewis.  Cut  Bank,  Mow. 
Herzinaer.  Raymond  G..  Buhl,  Ida.  366 
Hess,  Edward  Moser.  Nampa,   Ida.,  333? 
Hess,  Garth,   Provo 
Hess,  Larry  T.,  Fielding,   124 
Hess,  Sheridan  Lane,  Long  Beach,  Calif 
Hess,  Vlnce  CrirJdle,  Farmington 
Heurkens.  Barbara  Ann,  St.  Paul.  Minn. 
Heualy.  Helen  Durnae,  Omaha.  Neb..  228 
Hewitt.  Harold   Keller,  Salem.  Ore..    186.  302 
Hewitson.  Dorothy  L.,   Park  City 

Hewitt.  Georae  Wayne.  Las  Vegas.  Nev.,  97.   145.  324 
Hewett,  David  Ernest,  Sprluqs,  Fla.,  363 
Heywood,  Annette.  Richfield 
Heywood.  Evelyn,  Holbrook,  Ariz. 
Hiatt,  Merwin  Russel,  Payson 


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Hiatt,  Miriam  Joyce,  Glendale,  Calif.,  208 

Hiatt,  Reid  Moore,  Payson,   101 

Hiatt,  Sherry  Lynn,  Provo 

Hibbard,  Elden  R.,  Ely,  Nev. 

Hibbert,  Annette,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  188 

Hibbert,  Donna  Mae,  Boise,  Ida.,  332 

Hickcox,  Barbara,  Salt  Lake  City 

Hicken,  Clyde   Rigtrup,  Spanish    Fork 

Hicken,  John  Robert,  Heber 

Hicken,   Philip   Pratt,   Heber,  348 

Hickerson,   ftichard   L.,   Rock  Springs,  Wyo. 

Hickman,   Cheri    Kaye,   Salt   Lake  City,    190,   335 

Hickman,  John  William,   Reedsport,  Ore. 

Hickman,  Warren  Walter  Snowville,  339 

Hickman,  Regina  Mae,  Overton,  Nev.,  361 

Hicks,   Robert  F„   Rochester,   N.Y. 

Higashl,  Allan  Akio,   Makaweki,   Kauai,   Hawaii 

Higbee,  Joseph  Marvin,  Salt  Lake  City,    103,  286 

Higbee,  Sharon  Lavern,  Brem,  Wash.,  290 

Higginbotham,  Sharley,  Escalon,  Calif,  367 

Higgins,  Heather  Ann,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  372 

Higgins,  John  Clayborn,  Las  Vegas,  Nev. 

Higgins.  Nancy  Lee,  Pasadena,  Calif,   188,  335 

Higginson,  George   Elmo,   Denver,  Colo.,  337 

Higginson,  Gary  Anson,    Pingree,    Ida. 

Higginson,  Heber^  Dean,   Lehi 

Higginson,  Jerry  C.,  Denver,  Colo.,  3Ji 

Hight,  Ethel  Dawn,  Farmington,   194,  335 

Higham,   Merrill   Farr,  Oakland,  Calif,  366 

Hilden,  Alice   Kay,   Ukiah,   Calif 

Hiiden,  Henry  Gordon,   Ukiah,  Calif,   186,  328 

Hill,  Annette,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  329 

Hill,  Beverly  Marie,  Walla  Walla,  Wash. 

Hill,  Bruce  A.,  Fayette,  124 

Hill,   Dellamae   Porter,   Provo 

Hill,   Dallas,  Lynn,  Camillo,  Calif,    141,   366 

Hill,   Dick  Dwayne,   Provo 

Hill,  Frank  Wilson,  Jacksonville,  Ha. 

Hill,  Fern  Joy,  Orem 

Hill,  Gordon  Orville,   Bremerton,  Wash. 

Hill,  Garth  Argyle,  Payson 

Hill,  Harry  N.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida..  302 

Hill,  Janet  Penny,  Sam  Houston,  Tex. 

Hill,  Keith  A.,   Provo,  286 

Hill.  Lee,  Provo 

Hill,  Louis  Douglas,  Provo,  32 

Hill,  Margie  Holland,  Idaho  Falls.  Ida.,  317 

Hill,  Melba  R.,  Montrose.  Colo.,  360 

Hill,  Newell  Kenneth,  Orem,  296 

Hill,  Paul  M.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  202,  280 

Hill,  Reed  Eugene,  Ririe,  Ida. 

Hill,  Richard  Lavar,  Provo 

Hill{  Sandra  Wright,  Corpus  Chrlsti,  Tex. 

Hill,  Sarah  Jeanette,  Monroe,  367 

Hillam,    Harold   Gordon,   St.  Anthony,    Ida.,   319 

Hilliger,   Harold  A.,   Long   Beach,  Calif. 

Hillier,  David  Brown,  Provo,  288 

Hiltbrand,  Margaret  A.,  Idaho  Falls.  Ida.,   182,  360 

Hilton,  Clesse  Snow,  Delta,  83.  280 

Hilton,  Horace  Gill,  Delta,  213,  279 

Hilton,  Jerold  Almon,  Stillwcl-er,  Okla. 

Hilton,  Ross  Cropper,  Provo 

Hilton,  Wil'ford  Bruce,  Delta,   101,  213,  279 

Hinckley.  Kathleen,  Salt  Lake  City,  364 

Hinckley,  Nanette,  Provo.   153,  330 

Hinckley,   Thomas   Kent,    Provo,   237 

Hindley,  Donna  Rae,  American  Fork,  360 

Hindley,  James  Ernest,  American  Fork,  299 

Hinds,  Robert  Warren,  Turlock,  Callt. 

Hinkson,  Jimmy  Wilford,   Provo,  280 

Hinsch,  Nancy  Marilyn,  Allis,  Wis. 

Hintze,  Harold  A.,  Provo 

Hirschi.  Diane,  Rockville,  257,  300 

Hirschl,  Max  G.,  Brigham,  319 

Hiskey,   Harold   H.,  Teasdale,  292 

Hislop,  Lane  Tracy,  Baker,  Ore. 

Hitchcock,  Jerry  Lyle,  Oakland,  Calif,  360 

Hitchcock,  Karleen,  Buhl,  Ida.,  339 

Hite,  Albert  William,  Millersburg,  Ind.,  348 

Hixson,  Patricia,  Columbia,  232,  348 

Hitesman,  Ferrell  J.,  Tooele 

Ho,  Ki  Sung,  Seoul,  Korea,  280 

Ho,  Verna  Mae  Kaivlani,  Honolulu,  Hawaii,  316 

Hobbs,  Ledon,  Glendora,  Calif. 

Hobbs,  Charles  R.,   Provo 

HobGs,  M.  Odell,  Preston,  Ida.,  280 

Hodge,  Raymond  Merrill,  Bend,  Ore. 

Hodges,  Jere  Dale,  Richmond,  280 

Hodglns,   Darrell   L,  Jr..  Seattle,  Wash.,    199,  369 

Hodgkinson,  Kenneth  A.,  Orem 

Hodginson,  Jean,  Vernal,  292 

Hodgkinson,   Marie,  Vernal,  354 

Hodgkinson,  Janet,  Vernal,  348 

Hodson,   Harry,    Provo 

Hodson,  Keith  Dennis,  Oswego,  Ore.,  360 

Hoen,  James  Howard,  Billings,  Mont.,  333 

Hoffman,  Albert  W.,  Roslyn  Heights,  N.Y..   114,  354 

Hoffman,  Ronald,   Draper 

Hoffman,  Sharlene,   Draper,    188,  226,  348 

Hoffman,  Walter  Leroy,  Monogahela,  Pa.,  348 

Hogan,  Gary  Kay,  Burley,   Ida. 

Hogan,  William   Elliot,   Provo 

Hogensen,  Gary  Jay,  Ogden,  316 

Hoggan,  Saundra  Ethel,  Provo 


Hoggan,  Daniel  Hunter,  Provo 

Hogge,  Rollin  Buron,  Elko,  Nev.,  311 

Hokanson,    Paul    M.,   Thayne,   Wyo.,   333 

Hokanson,   Devon  Etsel,  Battleground,  Wash.,  347,  368 

Holbrook,   Linda   Mary,   Lima,   Mont,,  365 

Halcombe,  Jarette  Dee,  Santa  Ana,  Calif.,  284 

Holdaway,   Boyd   F..   Provo 

Holdaway.   Donald   Hugh,   Provo 

Holdaway,  Grant  H.,  Orem 

Holdaway,  Helen  D.,  Yuba  City,  Calif. 

Holdsberg,  Carroll,   Los  Angeles,  Calif,  228,  339 

Holgate,   Ronald  Calvin,  Salt  Lake  City 

Holland,  Jack  Waldram,  Nampa,   Ida.,    193 

Holland,  Barron  G..,  San  Jose,  Calif 

Hollinger,   Lorna    Rae,   Ursine,   Nev.,   370 

Hollingshead,  Joey  A.,  LaMesa,  Calif.,  326 

Hollingshead,  Leon  G.,   Panaca,   Nev.,  354 

Hollingsworth,   Marvin,   Preston,    Ida. 

Hollingworth,  Brent  E.,  Denver,  Colo.,    186,  330 

Hollow,  Frank  Dennis,  Bell.  Calif,   149,  333 

Holm,  Jeannene,  Seattle  Wash. 

Holm,  Kenneth  M.,  Provo,  322 

Holman,  Albert  Norman,  Alameda,   Ida.,  334 

Holman.  Donald   Pari,   Ely,   Nev.,  354 

Holman,  Jenevieve,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  347 

Holman,  Kathleen,  Mesa,  Ariz, 

Holman,  Joy  J.,  Rexburg,   Ida. 

Holman,   Marion   Jay,  Springville  z 

Holman,  Margaret  Jean,  Pocatello,  Ida.,  315 

Holman,  Tharon  Alice,   McGill,   Nev.,    149,  220,  316 

Holmes,  Carole  Jean,  Springville,  234,  31  I 

Holmes,  Carol  June,  Montpelier,  Ida.,   182 

Holmes,  Kenley  Dionne,   Provo 

Holmes.  John  Richard,  Alta.,  Canada 

Holmes,   Marian    Kathryn,   Salt   Lake  City,  326 

Holmes,  Nelda  Ann,  Dallas,  Tex..  232,  365 

Holmes,  Mary  Naomi,  Harbor  City,  Calif,   194,  293 

Holmes,  Marian,  Bountiful,  359 

Holmes,  Thomas,  Alta.,  Canada 

Holmes,  Walter  William,  Jr..   Phoenix.  Ariz.,  365 

Holsten,   Sharon    Kaye,  Central,   Ida. 

Holmstead,  R.  Kay,   Lehi 

Holt,   Clifford   Leon,    Provo,  365 

Holt,  David  Earl,  Provo 

Holt,  Deann,  Kamas 

Holt,  Ivan  Karl,  Oakley,  Ida..  333 

Holt,  Glen  Lamar,  Springville 

Holt,  George  Wilson,  Spanish   Fork,  344 

Holt,   Ralph  Moyle,  Long  Beach,  Calif. 

Holt,  Sharif  C,  Springville 

Holtom,  Gary  S.,  Provo,  285 

Holtom,  Steve  E.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  337 

Holtzer,  Robert  L.,  Imperial,  Calif. 

Homan,  Howard  Brent,  Sandy 

Homer,  Betty  Jo,  Salt  Lake  City,  354 

Honda,    Vernon    Hiroshi,   Oahn,    Hawaii,    354 

Hone,  George,  Lee  Springville 

Hone,   Keith  Stewart,   Payson 

Honeycutt,  Jimmy  Leo,  Hendersonville,  N.C. 

Hood,  Herbert  Bruce,  Salt  Lake  City 

Hooker,   Lewis   Burton,   Montpelier,   Ida.,    145,  339 

Hooper,  Gerald   Ray,  San   Gabriel,  Calif. 

Hooper,  Richard  Taylor,  Ukiah,  Calif. 

Hoopes,  Grover  Ronald,   Provo 

Hoopes,   Norvan    L.,    Fortuna,   Calif 

Hoopes,  Marlene,  Rexburg,  Ida.,  316 

Hoover,  Betty  Ann,  Springville,   156 

Hoover,  Carol  Bartlett,  Orem,  368 

Hoover,  Kelvin  L.,  Provo,  279 

Hoover,   Margret  Janet,    Provo,  357 

Hoover,  Stanley  Jay,   Provo 

Hopkins,  Eula  Leone,  St.  George,  307 

Hopkins,  Shirley  L,   LaHabra,  Calif,    141,    188 

Hopkinson,   Richard   H.,   Los  Angeles,  Calif,    184 

Hoppie,  Wayne   Darrell,  Waco,  Tex. 

Hoppe,  Werner,  Salt  Lake  City 

Horban,  Walter  George,   Ontario,  Can.,  302 

Horlacher,  James  Reed,  Fallon,  Nev.,  365 

Hornberger,    Leon    B.,   Calgary,   Can, 

Horn,  Annegret  £.,  Salt  Lake  City,  347 

Horn,  Gustav  Reinhold,   Pasadena,  Calif,  227 

Home,   David  Christian,   Kaysville,  246 

Home,  George  Kent,  Glendale,  Ariz.,    I  14 

Horrocks,  Kaye,  Richland,  Wash. 

Horrocks,  Sheldon  Glen,   Heber 

Horsley,  Grant  LeRoy,  Salt  Lake  City 

Horsley,    Richard    Brown,   Salt   Lake   City,   202,   294 

Horton.  Carolyn  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City,  232 

Horton,  Golden  LaMar,   Phoenix,  Ariz.,  354 

Horton,  Sondra,  Circleville,  358 

Hoskins,   Phillip  Keith,   Page,   Ida..  326 

Hostutler,  Delila  Ann.  Tooele.  309 

Hossein.  Sheikhh  N.,  Teheran,  Iran 

Hoskin,  Arnold    Keith,  Wellsville 

Hosman,  Lew  Meade,  Marmarth,  N.  Dak.,  310 

Hosier,  Robert  Eugene,  Provo 

Hotchkiss,  John  L.,  Red  Lodge,  Mont. 

Houlihan,  Richard  A.,  Wilmette.  III.,  224,  347 

Houghton,  James  R.,  Provo 

Houghton,  Robert  W.,  Grand  Junction,  Colo.,  224,  368 

Houghton,  Ann  Yyonne,   Copperton 

House,  Donna  Mae,  Provo 

Householder,  Dawna  J.,  Yuba  City,  Calif,  359 

Houston,  Jean  Doris,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  302 


Houston,  Ronald  Earl,  Los  Angeles.  Calif.,   186,  293 

Hovls,    Elaine  Jones,    Kirtland.    N.   Mex. 

Hovland,    Heikki   Johan,   Saga,    Norway 

Hovenier,   Peter  Jacob,  Goleta,  Calif.,  280 

Howard   Dale  William,   MIdvale 

Howard,  Gary  Reed,   Pocatello,  Ida. 

Howard,  Jacqueline,  Santa  Cruz,  Calif. 

Howard,   Kathleen   Eva,  Wellington,  351 

Howard,   Mickie  Rawnie,  Wilmington,  N.C.  222,  370 

Howard,  Roy  William,  Old  Westbury,  N.Y.,  83,  368 

Howard,  ReNee,  Orem 

Howarth,  Dorothy  Ann,  Portland,  Ore.,  326 

Howard,  Virginia,   Sun   Valley,   Calif.,   286 

Howarth,  John  Wendel,   Portland,  Ore.,  368 

Howe,   Leonard    Riley,   Billings,    Mont, 

Howe,  Alice  Elaine,  Salt  Lake  City,  286 

Howe,  Winston  A.,  Jr.,   Provo 

Howell,   Mary   Louise,  Oakdale,  Calif.,  368 

Howell,  Trenor  Devon.   Blackfoot,    Ida.,  286 

Howells,  James  M.,  MIdvale 

Howlett,  Mary,  Draper,  334 

Hoyrup,   Mons    Lancaster,   Cloverdale,    B.C. 

Hoyal,  Donna  Laurine,  El  Monte,  Calif.,  316 

Hoyal,  James  C.  O.,  El  Monte,  Calif 

Huband,  Edwin  Heber,  N.  Ogden,  353 

Hoyt,  Marsha  Ruth,  Nephi,   145,   196 

Hubbard,  Dale  S.,  Dillon,  Mont.,  349 

Hubbard,  Ha,  Malad.  Ida..  339 

Hubble,  Deanne  Elaine,  Muscatine,  ta.,  356 

Hubbert,  Annette  Marie,  Pasadena,  Calif.,  350 

Hubbs,  Keith  Eugene,  Colton,  Calif.,   Ill,   113 

Huber,   Lulu  Margaret,  Lapoint 

Huddlestone,  Ralph  E.,  Alta.,  Canada 

Hudman,  Melvin  R.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  297 

Hudson,   Mary  Linda,    Elsinore,  Calif.,  87,  333 

Huerta,  Robert  Henry,  American  Fork 

Huff,   Dale   Delos,  Spanish  Fork,  303 

Huff,  Edward  Curtis,  Spanish  Fork,  280 

Huff,  Wayne  Lewis,  Payson 

Huffaker,  Carma  Jean,  Midway 

Huffaker,  Ruth  A.,  Tempe,  Ariz. 

Huffman,  John  Henry,  Hawthorne,  Nev.,  308 

Huggins,  Colleen,  Globe,  Ariz.,  325 

Hugentobler,  Caralee,  Buhl,   Ida.,  347 

Hughart.   Betty  Lou,   Lynwood,  Calif.,  286 

Hughes,  Cherlyn  Sue,   Kansas  City,   Mo.,  365 

Huqhes,   Doris  Ivy,  Seattle,  Wash. 

Hughes,  Eugene  L.,  Ephraim,   150,    163,  328 

Hughes,  Gerald  Jay,  Jackson,  Wyo. 

Huqhes,  Kelly  Ann,  Kamas,  225,  326 

Hulsh,  James  William,  Bereley,  Calif,    193,  307 

Hulsh,  John  Martin,  Berkeley,  Calif,   193 

Huish,  Thera  Nicholas,  Orem 

Huish,  Sterling  S.,  Jr.,  Garland 

Hull,  Clyde  Lamont,  Ogden 

Hull,  Janis  Patricia,  Caldwell,  Ida.,  80,   174,  208,  284 

Hull,  Marilyn  Elaine,  Murray,  349 

Hull,  Nona  Lura,  Malad  ,lda.,  365 

Hullinger,  Carol  Dawn,   Provo,  228 

Hulme,  Thelma  Jean,  Hagerman,  Ida. 

Humphrey,  Laural  K.,  Provo 

Humpherys,  Deverl  S.,  Thayne,  Wyo. 

Humpherys,  Melvin  Dee,  Thayne,  Wyo. 

Humpherys,   Alfred   Glen,   Ovid,    Ida.,   346 

Hunger,  Francis  Dean,  Lehi 

Hunn,  William  John,  Chicago,  III.,  316 

Hunsaker,  Glen  Lewis,  American  Fork,   184 

Hunsaker,  Williams  L.,  Delta,  317 

Hunt,  Barbara  Rose,  Anadarko,  Okla.,  369 

Hunt,   Bernarr  Parley,  Sacramento,  Calif 

Hunt,  Darwin  Lee,  Green  River 

Hunt,  Jeannlne,  Pleasant  Grove,  156 

Hunt,  Jarman  Roderick,  Concord,  Calif. 

Hunt,  Jay  B.,   Provo 

Hunt,  James  Olaus,  Baker,  Ore.,  334 

Hunt,  Jeanette  Ruth,  Baker,  Ore.,  182,  313 

Hunt,  Judith  Ann,  Bluefield,  W.  Va.,  284 

Hunt,   Kenneth  Raymond,  Quincy,    124,  210 

Hunt,  Melvin  John,  Spanish  Fork,  293 

Hunt,  Max  Ray,  Taylor,  Ariz. 

Hunt,   Patricia  Ardell,    Nlles,   Calif,  351 

Hunt,  Phyllis  Joan,  Kelso.  Wash.,  232,  354 

Hunt,   Richard,  Beryl,    193 

Hunt,  Sharlene  Jones,  Richland,  Wash. 

Hunter,  Barbara  K.,  Letha,  Ida. 

Hunter,   llene,   Springville,   326 

Hunter,   Jeraldine,    Provo,   365 

Hunter,  James  Wendell,  Citrus   Hts.,  Calif..   227 

Hunter,   Kenneth   Duke,  Ogden 

Hunter,    Louis  G.,  Jr.,    E|    Paso,  Tex.,   280 

Hunter,   Lois  Anne,   Ealt  Lake  City,   328 

Hunter,  Nevln  Doran,  San  Diego,  Calif. 

Hunter,    Richard    Brent,   Eugene,   Ore.,   339 

Hunter,    Richard   Allen,  Arcadia,   Calif,   84.   210 

Hunter,  Sandra  Joy,  San   Francisco,  Calif.,  357 

Hunter,  Sharon  Jewell,  San   Francisco,  Calif.,  359 

Huntsman,  June  Sprague,   Provo 

Huntsman,  Lola   Kaye,  Provo 

Huntsman,  Lory  Ray,  Pleasant  Grove 

Huntsman,   Lewis  R.,   Enterprise 

Huppi,   Rose  Marie,   Logan,  307 

Hupp,  Arnold  Jay,  Centralia,  Wash. 

Hunttlng,   Lloyd  C,   Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Hurd,   Royal  Clifford,   Sioux  City,   Iowa 


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Hurlburt.    Phillip   R..    Provo 

Hurst.    Dale,    Provo,   294 

Hurst,  Byron  Lloyd,  Provo 

Hurst,  Henry  Wayne,   Des  Moines,   la.,   318 

Hurst,  Leila  Durfee,  Provo 

Hurst,  Mary  Anne,  Blending 

H use,' Mary  Elaine,  Gallup,  N.  Mex.,  316 

Huckinson,  Sfirlee  A..  Pocatello,  Ida.,  236.  293 

Huskey,   Ritchie  tfevon,  Nampa,  Ida.,  355 

Hutchings,    Bernell    L..   Springville 

Hatchings,  Edward  Kent,  Deer  Lodge,  Mont.,  326 

Huchings,   Larry  T.,   Riverton 

Hutchings,   Robert  L.,   Pearl   River,   N.Y. 

Hutchings,   Paul   Norman,   Provo 

Hutchinson,  Gary  Lee,  American  Fork 

Hutchison,  Colleen  Mae,  Hansen,  Ida. 

Hutchison,  Jackie  L.,  Malto,  Ida.,  354 

Hutchison.  Wallace  W.,  Malto,  Ida. 

Hyatt,   Gene  Val,  Gunnison 

Hyde,  Donald  Reed.  Swan  Lake,  Ida.,  316 

Hyde,  Dolan  Thomas,   Provo 

Hyde,  Edna  Lou  S.,  Kensington,  Md.,  285 

Hyde,  George  Osmond,  Jr.,  Kensington,  Md.,  363 

Hyde.  Leonard  Blaine,  Provo 

Hyde.  Nanette,  Springivlle.   196,  328 

Hyde,  William  H...  Washington,  D.C.,  202,  294 

Hyer,  Janet  Kay,  Garden  Grove,  Calif.,  322,  334 

Hyun.   Chojong,   Seoul,   Korea,  279 

Ihrig,  Marshall  L.  Provo.  279 

Her,  Denis  Roy,  South  Gate,  Calif.,  329 

lkemoto,  Mituo,  Sao  Paulo,  Braiil 

Ikpe,  Susanna  Blankson   Nigeria,  Africa,  27,  368 

Imai,  Tomiko,  Tokyo,  Japan,  326 

Ingalls,  Max  Lavar,  Provo 

Ingersoll,  Carl  Grant,  American   Fork 

Ingham,  Vernon   Brown,  Vallejo,  Calif.,  333 

Ingersoll,  Maryl,  American  Fork 

Ingleby,   Lorreen,  Salt  Lake  City 

Ingles,  Joseph  Legrand,  Bountiful,  246,  353 

Inskeep,    Bonnie   Jean,   Culver  City,   Calof,   220,   236, 

307 
lokepa,  Shirley  P.,  Kemuela,  Hawaii,  239,  312 
Ireland,  Phyllis  Diane,  Martin,  S.  Dak.,  360 
Ireland.  Sam   Howard,  Martin,  S.  Dak.,  316 
Irvin,  Nancy  Adele,  Long  Beach,  Calif.,  311,  318 
Irvine,  James    Marion,   Springville,   368 
Irvine,  James  Richard,   Fair  Oaks,  Calif.,  368 
Irvine,   Fleet  Raymond,   Redding,  Calif.,  334 
Irvine,  Linda  Wales,  Mt.  Shasta,  Calif.,  354 
Isaacson,  Shirley  Ann,  Tempe,  Ariz.,  354 
Isakson.  Lawrence  B.,  Peoa,  355 
Isenhour,   Ruth  Anita,  Salt  Lake  City 
Isenburg,  Theodore  F.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  224,  329 
Isgrid,  Wayne  Richard,  Lancaster,  Calif 
Isom,  Robert  Smith,   Lomita,  Calif. 
Iverson,   Charmane,    Pleasant  Grove 
Iverson,  Larry  Alma,   Pleasant  Grove 
Ivey,  Anita  Jane,  Bellflower,  Calif.,  335 
Ivie,  Carolenn  Roberta,  Ogden,  83,  302 
Ivie,  Boyd  Rudolph,  Orem,  284 
Ivie.  Alma  Raeldon,  Ogden.  214,  307 
tvie.  William   Elbert,  Salina 
Ivie,  Richard  Peterson,  Springville,  285 
Ivie,  Virgil  Stanley.  Provo,  370 
Iwaasa,  Henry  Nolan,  Alta.,  Canada 
Iwaasa,  Hanae,  Alta.,  Canada 

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Jacklin,    Ernest  G.,    Heber 
Jacklin,   Harold,   Pleasant  Grove 
Jackson,  Carl  Howard,  LaGrange,  Ohio,  370 
Jecson,  Corrinne,  Lakeside,  Ariz.,  307 
Jackson,   Earl   Kenneth,   Provo,    193 
Jackson,  Harold  Lavere.   Provo,  280 
Jackson,  Joyce,  Kanab,  204 
Jackson,  Jack  L.,  Dixon,  Mont.,  353 
Jackson,  James  Stanley,  Lakeside,  Ariz.,  306 
Jackson,   Larry  C,  Ogden 
Jackson,  Lola  Ranae,  Mt.  View,  Wyo. 
Jackson,  Lindell  W..  Fredonia,  Ariz. 
Jackson,  Lola  Colleen,  Kamas,  234,  285 
Jackson,  Leroy  Eugene,  Provo 
Jackson,  Mary  Beth,  La  Jara,  Cola,  322 
Jackson,  Nancy  Loraine,  Tucumceri,  N.  Mex. 
Jackson,  Norman  Heber,  Kanab 
Jackson,  Neva.  Renee,  Sandy,  331 
Jackson,   Russell   Henry,    Provo 
Jackson,  Thelma    Kay,   Covina,  Calif.,  201,  331 
Jackson,  Stancy  D.  E.,  Boise,  Ida.,   130,  297 
Jackson,  Shelton   Ray,  Goldsboro,  N.C. 
Jackson,  Velma  Cherie,    El    Paso,  Tex.,  292 
Jackson,  Wendy  Lu,  Salt  Lake  City,  257,  300 
Jackson,  Weldon  F.,  Jr.,  Mesa,  Ariz.,   I  13 
Jacob,  Karin  Edla,  Northridqe.  Calif.,  218.  358 
Jacob.  Mary  Louise,  San  Diego,  Calif.,   156 
Jacobs.  Carrie.   Emmett,   Ida.,  350 
Jacobs,  Glen  Richard,  Scottsbluff,  Neb.,  280 
Jacobs,  Gaye,  Oakland,  Calif,  226,  349 
Jacobs,  Huqh  Ronald,  Provo 
Jacobs,   Heber  Grant,   Provo 
Jacobs,  Margaret  A..  Ogden,  257 
Jacobs.  Margaret  Oa,  Alta.,  Can.,  300 
Jacobsen,  Errol  LeRoy,   Pocatello,  Ida.,  308 
Jacobsen,  Elmo  Gordon,  Heber 


Jacobsen,  Geraldine,  Provo.  80,  204.  331 

Jacobsen.   Paul  Rexford,  Orem 

Jacobsen,  Sanda  R-.  Kennewick.  Wash..  335 

Jacobsen,  Sharon  C,  Burbank,  Calif. 

Jocobson,  Constance  J..  Salt  Lake  City 

Jacobson,   David   Allred,    Provo,  360 

Jacobson,  Erma  Elaine,  Provo 

Jacobson,  Frances  K.,  Orem,   190 

Jacobson,   Norman   Bruce,   Proenix,  Ariz.,   334 

Jacoby,  Betty  Jo,  Duchesne 

Jallerat,  Sylvianne,  Paris.  France 

James,  Carol,  Rock  Springs,  Wyo.,  335 

James,  Clyde  R.,  Jr.,  Provo 

James,  Cehryel  Ann,  Oxnard,  Calif.,  371  I 

James.  Cheril,   Provo 

James,  Donald  Edward,  Helper,  335 

James,  Dean  Fredrick,  Millbrae.  Calif.  202,  279 

James,  Judith  Darl,  Tooele,  344 

James,  Lucie  Howard,  Provo 

James,  Larry  Dean,  Soda  Springs,  Ida.,  360 

James,  Rex  Lamar,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  207,  316 

James,   Robert  Francis,  Poison,  Mont.,  350 

James,  Sharon,   Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  307 

James.  William   Robert,   Inglewood,   Calif 

Jameson,  Gwen,   Monticello 

Jameson,   Karen   Louise,    Kanab,  353 

Jameson,    Kirk   Merchant,    Powell,   Wyo. 

Jameson,  Virginia,   Provo,  363 

Jameson,   Marion   P.,   Monticello 

Jameson,  Robert  Brooks,  Provo,  313 

Jamison,  Ronald  Dee,   Los  Angeles,  Calif,  280 

Janson,    Donald    Granger,    Provo,    294 

Jarman,    Karen,    Berkeley,    Calif. 

Jarman,    Don    Burton,    Berekeley,   Calif.,   363    , 

Jarman,   Monte  Cornell,   San   Diego,   Calif. 

Jarrard.  Richard  Lee,  Menlo  Park,  Calif.,  207,  324,  330 

Jarvis,  David  L.,  Nampa,  Ida.,  94,   150.  355 

Jarvis,   Donald   Karl.   Des  Moines,   Iowa,  361 

Jarvis,  George   Kirkham  Salt  Lake  City,    145.    193,  33b 

Jarvis,  Floyd,  St,  Johns,  Ariz. 

Jasperson,  Jack  Don,  Goshen,  322 

Jasperson,  Janet,   Goshen 

Jaussi,  Norman   L.,   Paris,   Ida. 

Jaussi,    Diana,    Orem 

Jeffecy,  Leiloni,  Provo,    194,  339 

Jeglum,  Nan  Yvonne,  Ogden 

Jeffs,  William  Craig,  American  Fork,  286 

Jenkins,  Arlen   Dean.  Pendleton,  Ore.,  210,  312 

Jenkins,  Eldon  E.,  Freedom,  Wyo.,  279 

Jenkins.  Gary  Cluff,  Pendleton,  Ore. 

Jenkins,   Keith   Bunker,  Jerome,   Ida.,  325 

Jenkins,   Lawrence  W..,   Pendleton,  Ore. 

Jenkins,  Marvin  L.,  Nampa,  Ida.,    156.  230 

Jenkins,    Norman   Lee.   349 

Jenkins,  Robert  Ball,  Kearny,  N.J.,   150,  260.  347 

Jenkins,  Wayne  Alton,  Nampa,   Ida. 

Jennens,  Dona   Fay,  Whittier,  Calif,   182,  296 

Jennings,  Elaine,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,   156,  205,  368 

Jennings,  Carl  George,   Hurricane 

Jennings,   Glenna   Deane,   Boise,    Ida.,   84,    156,    196 

Jennings,  Joan  Camille,  Compton,  Calif. 

Jennings,  Jerry  Albert,  Tampa  Fla.,  330 

Jennings,  Melissa  L.,  Medford,  Ore.,  316 

Jense.  Gory  Webb,  Pleasant  Grove 

Jensen,  Afton  Eunice,  Midvale.  194,  33* 

Jensen,  Annette  L.,  Midvale,  335 

Jensen,  Arthur  Robert,  Tigard,  Ore.,  285 

Jensen,   Bryant  Levern,  Orem 

Jensen,  Bruce  Allen,  Midvale,  186,  313 

Jensen,  Carl   Lee,   Ely,  Nev. 

Jensen,  C.  Neil,  Cheyenne,  Wyo.,  349 

Jensen,   Charlene,    Byron,   Wyo.,  290 

Jensen,  Charles   Kent,  Arcadia 

Jensen,  Clarence  G.,  Huntsville,  99 

Jensen,  David  C,  Jr.,  Provo 

Jensen,   David    Byron,  Orem 

Jensen,    Derryl    Max,   Albank,   Ore.,  362 

Jensen,  David  Richard.  Twin  Falls,  Ida..  3ol 

Jensen,   Dean  C,  Provo 

Jensen,  Dennis  Veronus,  Salt  Lae  City,  330 

Jensen,   Donald   F..   Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,   103,  311 

Jensen,  Don  Bradley,  Provo 

Jensen.   Douglas   Nile,    Provo.   308 

Jensen,  Duane,  Richfield 

Jensen,   E.  Eldene,   Burley,   Ida. 

Jensen,    Elaine    lone,    Riverside,   Calif.,    222,   360 

Jensen,   Elwood   Stanley,   Provo 

Jensen,  Elton  Wayne,  Admire,  Kan.,  326 

Jensen,    Euqene    Paul.  Orem,    156 

Jensen,  F.  Duane,  Springivlle 

Jensen,  Galen   Eugene,  Clearfield,  285 

Jensen,  Gary  O.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

Jensen,  Gerald   Niel.   Springville 

Jensen,  Gwen,  Ashton,  Ida.,  205,  333 

Jensen.  Ilene  Ruth,  Flint,   Mich.,  350 

Jensen,  Jay  Odell,  San  Diego.  Calif,   193.  218,  350 

Jensen,  John  Kenneth,  Klamath  Fails,  \Jre. 

Jensen,  Judith  Maurine,  Huntington,  360 

Jensen,  Julie  Ann.  San  Jose,  Calif,   190 

Jensen,   Karl  Reed.   Provo 

Jensen.   Karma,  Manassa.  Colo.,  355 

Jensen,   Karen   Ruth.  Arcadia,  Calif.,    188 

Jensen,  Kirk  Stephens.  Provo,  297 

Jensen,   Keith  Verl,   Springville 


Jensen,   Kent   M.,    Provo 

Jensen,   Keith  Marlin,  Rupert,  Ida. 

Jensen,    Larry   Cyril,    Denver,  Colo.,    184,   335 

Jensen,  Larry  O.,   Minneapolis,  Minn.,    184,  349 

Jensen,   Lee   Niels,   Provo 

Jensen,  Lenard  Adna,  Gridley,  Calif. 

Jensen,   Louis  Wells,  Spring  City 

Jensen.  Lorraine  Y.,  Riverside,  Calif.  222,  360 

Jensen,   Mae   Rlene,   Provo 

Jensen,    Marjorie   Anne,    Richfield,   362 

Jensen,  Mary  Carolyn,   Provo 

Jensen,    Mary  White,    Provo 

Jensen,  Mary  Diane.  Midvale 

Jensen,  Orson   Eugene,  Tremonton 

Jensen,  Paul  Bently,  Logandale,  Nev.,  322 

Jensen,   Pauline,  Gibsonburg,  Ohio,  350 

Jensen,  Peter  David,  Richland,  Wash. 

Jensen.   Robert  Vernon,   Roosevelt,   210 

Jensen,   Robert  Sophus,  Provo,  210 

Jensen,   Robert  Glenn,  El  Segundo,  Calif.,  348 

Jensen,  Shirl    Elvin,  Springville 

Jensen,   Sharon    Marie,  Alameda.   Calif.,  284 

Jensen,  Sehril  Marie,  Coeur  d'Alene,  Ida. 

Jensen,  Terry  M.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  363 

Jensen,  Thomas  Ronald,  Chicago,  ML,  293 

Jensen,  Vernon   H.,  Jr.,   Ithaca,   N.Y.,  257 

Jenson,  Jeanene,  Smithfield,  318 

Jenson,    Marilyn    Faye,    Pocatello,    Ida. 

Jenson,  Janet,  Berkeley,  Calif,  299 

Jeo,  Eleanor,  Dayton,  Ida. 

Jeppsen,  Shara  Lee,  Brigham,   182,  322 

Jeppson,  Calvin  Wight,   Provo,  306 

Jeppson,  Annalee,  Riverside,  Calif,   182,  359 

Jeppson,  Dolores  S.,  Provo,  290 

Jeppson,    Peter   Blair,   Rexburg,   Ida. 

Jeppson,   Roger  Wayne,  Yerington,  Nev. 

Jepson,   Jack  L.,    Provo 

Jespersen,   Penny  Lee,  Salt  Lake  City,  353 

Jesse,   Dean,  Springville 

Jessee,  LaVerne  Rose,  Rialto,  Calif 

Jessen,  Eldon,  Ely,  Nev.,  335 

Jex,    Earl    Morgan,    Grand    Junction,    Colo.,    224,    346, 
366 

Jex,  John  A.,  Spanish  Fork,  210 

Jex,  Helen  Isabel,  Spanish  Fork 

Jex,  Loanne,  Grand  Junction,  Colo.,  298 

Johansen,  Gerald  A.,  Alta.,  Canada 

Johansen,  Helmer  E.,  Richfield 

Johansen,  Carl  Ray.  Alta.,  Canada,  335 

Johansen,  Jerald  Ray,  Mt.  Pleasant,  286 

Johansen,  John  Frank,  'Alta.,  Canada,  207 

Johansen,   Robert  Lee,  Murrey,  230 

Johansen,  Sherman  A.,  Huntsville,    145,  280 

Johansen,  Sonia  E.,  Richfield,  222 

Johansen,  T.  Moani,  Springville,  350 

Johansson,  Linnea  M.,  Salt  Lake  City,  322 

zJohanson,  Denece,  Midvale,  294 

Johns,  Charlene,   Lynwood,  Calif,  335 

Johns,  Geneve  Dalton,   Pleasant  Grove,  236,  288 

Johns,  Judith,  Whittier,  Calif,  335 

Johns,  Glenda  Diane,  Laewood,  Calif. 

Johns,  Rex  William,  Emmett,  Ida. 

Johnson,  Anna  Jenifer,  Bethesda,  Md.,  298 

Johnson,  Arlen  Kent,  Nampa,  Ida. 

Johnson,  Arleen  Taft,   Provo 

Johnson,  Arva  Arlene,  Delta,  288 

Johnson,  Barbara  Ann,  Tooele,  358 

Johnson,  Barbara  Jo,  Downey,  Calif 

Johnson,   Bert  Emll,  Orem 

Johnson,  Betty  Lynne,  Alta.,  Canada,  288,  294 

Johnson,  Beth  Louise,  Modesto,  Calif.   145,   196,  286 

Johnson,  Betty  Jean,  Monte  Vista,  Colo. 

Johnson,   Beverly  Moss,   Durangp,  Colo. 

Johnson,   Burt  Harold,  Riverton 

Johnson,  Bonna  Jean,   Phoenix,  Ariz.,  288 

Johnson,  Carolyn  June,  Salt  Lake  City 

Johnson,  Carolyn  Joan,  McGill,  Nev.,  236 

Johnson,  Charlene,  Pocatello,  Ida.,  236,  298 

Johnson,  Clarence  E.,  Bloomfield,   N.  Mex.,  345 

Johnson,  Claudia  Raea,  Provo,  216,  331 

Johnson,  Colleen,  Sopkane,  Wash.,  355 

Johnson,  Connie  A.,  Murray,  372 

Johnson,    David    Merrill,   Springville 

Johnson,  David  Wallace,  Springville 

Johnson,   Dean   Kendall,  Showlow,  Oraz. 

Johnson.  Deverl  H.,  Redwood  City,  Calif,  324 

Johnson,  Dian  Loeh,  Salt  Lake  City,  360,  369 

Johnson,  Donald  C,  Provo 

Johnson,  Donna  Jewel,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  201,  220,  313 

Johnson,   Doris  Elaine,   Hooper,  313 

Johnson,  Edwin  Leroy,  Salem 

Johnson,   Edna   Joyce,   Provo 

Johnson,   Elaine  Ann,  Rawlins,  Wyo.,    190,   369 

Johnson,  Eugene  M.,  Orem 

Johnson,  Eula  Rae,  Vernal 

Johnson,  Evangeline  M.(  Salt  Lake  City 

Johnson,  Garney  Allen,   Delano,  Calif 

Johnson,  Gary  Aldon,   Provo 

Johnson,  Gary  Thorley,  Overton,   Nev. 

Johnson,  Geniel,  Delta 

Johnson,  Grant  Hiram,  Lehi,  364 

Johnson,  Gregg  W.,  Provo 

Johnson,  Grover  Volney,   Bloomfield,   N.  Mex.,  339 

Johnson,  Hal   Lavell.   Ferron 


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Harold  Glenn,  Orem 

Helen  Ruth,  Tempe,  Ariz.,  350 

Hyrum   Royden,  Murray 

Ivan  Elliott,  Provo,  313 

Jack  Preston,  Alto.,  Canada,  368 

James  Alan,  Conrad,   Mont.,  288 

James  Lonell.  Roseville,  Calif. 

Jay  Lorus,  Orem 

Janet  Marcia,   Phoenix,  Ariz.,  201 

Jeneen,  Redondo  Beach,  Calif,  337 

Joneen,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  201,  327 

John    Lewis,  Vernal,  364 

Jonelle  E.,  Marysville,  Calif.,    188.  353 

Julaine,   Lovell,  Wyo.,  348 

Judith   Roe,  Overton,    Nev„  349 

Karen  Marie,  Salt  Lake  City,  350 

Kay,    Provo,  326 

Kaye,  Provo 

Karen   $.,   Denver,  Colo.,  358 

Kay  Irene,  Provo,  3  10 

Kendahl  James,   Kingman,  Ariz.,  347 

Kenneth  W.,  Jerome,   Ida. 

Kimber  Gordon,  Rawlins,  Wyo.,  332 

La  rid   Dee,  Vernal 

Larry  G.,  Orem 

Larry  Dale,  Orem,  334 

Lavell  R.,  Salt  Lake  City,  332 

Linda  Rae,  Yakima,  Wash.,    182,  332 

Linda  June,  Mesa,  Ariz.,    149,  350 

Lois   Eva,   Provo 

Louanne  Miles,   Provo,    145 

Lauene,   Lovell,  Wyo.,    162 

Louise,  Preston,  Ida.,  349 

Lurline,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  369 

Lyn  Eric,  St.  Anthony,  Ida.,  227,  292 

Lynne  Frances,  Roseville,  Calif.,  306 

MacDonald  M.,  Provo 

Margaret,  Salt  Lake  City 

Marilyn    Honks,   Salem 

Marlene  Ann,   San   Clemente,  Calif.,   359 

Marvin  Rollie,  Kingman,  Ariz.,  207 

Mary  Louise,  Buhl,  Ida.,  290 

Mary  Louise,   Eureka,   Nev. 

Maurice  Webb,  Provo 

Merlyn  W.,  American    Fork,   315 

Nancy  Eileen,  Puyallup,  Wash.,  288 

Nodene  Morie,  Spanish  Fork 

Norma  Maye,  Nampa,  Ida.,   182,  355 

Pamela  Gay,  Overton,  Nev. 

Patricia  E.,  Provo,  369 

Patricio  Mae,  Moses  Lake,  Wash. 

Patricia  G.,  Evanston,  Wyo.,  358 

Paul  Kent,  Sapnlsh  Fork 

Ralph  Edwin,  Alhambra,  Calif. 

Raleigh   West,   Showlow,  Ariz.,   313 

Roymond  Byrd,  Lokeside,  Ariz.,  322 

Roymond  M.,  Ceres,  Calif.,  332 

Richard   H.,   Provo 

Rlchord  B„  Berkeley,  Calif,  350 

Richard,  Studio  City,  Calif. 

Rita,  Alta.,  Canada,  286 

Robert  B.,   Ontario,  Ore. 

Roberta,  Pleasant  Grove,  300 

Rodney  Allonn,  High  Bridge,  Wis..  332 

Rodney  Leo,  Baldwin  Park,  Calif. 

Royce  Creel,  Aurora 

Rulon   H.,  Compton,  Calif,    114,  369 

Ruth  Marie,  Cambridge,  Ida.,  350 

Sharon  E.,  Pleasant  Grove 

Sharon   Faye,  Colton,  Calif,  350 

Sharon  Lee,  Yakima,  Wash.,  345 


Sharon   Lou,    Puyallup,  Wash.,  228,   368 

Snellen  M.,  Roosevelt 

Stant  S.,  Rexburg,  Ida. 

Ted   Douglas,  Tacoma,  Wash.,   371 

Verland   D.,   Pleasant  Grove 

Virginia  C.  Portland,  Ore.,  201 

Wallace  Karl,  Provo,  331 

Wallace  D.,  Shelley,  Ida.,  345 

Walter  H.,  Provo 

Wanda  May,  Chandler,  Ariz.,  335 

Wilma   Frances,    Delano,   Calif.,  352 

Yvonne   B.,    Berkeley,   Calif. 
Johnston,  Carroll   M„   Mesa,  Ariz.,    110,  290 
Johnston,  Olive   P.,    Provo,    182,  310 
Johnston,    Robert   D.,    Lakeport,   Calif. 
Johnston,  Wes  Howard,  Provo,  350 
Johnston.  Marilyn  G„  Bloomfield,  N.J.,  288 
Johnstun,  Jean,  Vernal,  302 
Jolley,   Carol.    Provo 
Jolley,  Carl  H.,  Emery 
Jolley,  Clark  Thomas,   Orem 
Jolley,  Janeen  Lou,  The  Dalles,  Ore.,   196,  335 
Jolley,  Sandra  Kaye,  Salina,  239,  337 
Jolley,  Rosa  Marie,  Nampa,  Ida..  353 
Jonas,  James  Michaeal,  Glendale,  Calif. 
Jones,  Alan   Lee,  Jr.,  Columbus,   Ohio 
Jones,  Ada  Ruth,  Chandler,  Ariz. 
Jones,  Alonzo   Hinckley,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Jones,  Ann   McEwan.J    Provo,  208,  212 
Jones,  B.  Nadene,  Alta.,  Canada,  288 
Jones,  Carl  Walden,  Salt  Lake  City 
Jones,  Carl   Hugh,  Rock  Springs,  Wyo.,  314 
Jones,  Charlotte  Ann,   Provo 


Jones,  Connie,  Provo,  96,   188,  349 

Jones,  Douglas  Emron,  San  Gabriel,  Calif 

Jones,   Earl   Roy,   Provo 

Jones,  Elwood  Thomas,  Spanish  Fork,  315 

Jones,  Emalie  Adamson,  Riverton,  294 

Jones,  Eugene  Lee,  Montpelier,  Ida.,  81,  316 

Jones,    Heber   Kent,    Provo 

Jones,    Howard    Palmer,    Malad,    Ida.,   279 

Jones,    Ivan   Blaine,   Riverton 

Jones,  Jerry  LeGrand,  Kanab,  353 

Jones,  Judy  Kay,  Concord,  Calif.,  216,  338 

Jones,  Judith  Ariene,  Malad,  Ida.,  J5b 

Jones,   Kathryn,   Riverton,  347,  360 

Jones,    Karl   Gerber,  American    Fork 

Jones,    Karen   Ruth,   Provo,  370 

Jones,   Kenneth  Wendell,  Salt  Lake  City 

Jones,   Keith    Lavar,  Chandler,  Ariz.,  370 

Jones,  Lavaughn  H.,  Kirtland,  N.  Mex.,  330 

Jones,  LaVoy,  Teeples,  Holden 

Jones,  Linda  Margo,  Ogden,  360 

Jones.  Lloyd  W.,  Lehi,  334 

Jones,  Lorna  M.  Smeath,  Provo 

Jones,  Mae  Lavyrle,  Paul,  Ida.,  316 

Jones,  Marcia,  Alta.,  Canada 

Jones,   Marilynn,  San  Gariebl,  Calif. 

Jones,    Mary    Ann,    Montpelier,    Ida.,    327 

Jones,  Mary  Gail,  Portland,  Ore.,  332 

Jones,  Michael,   Provo.   114,    191 

Jones,    Norryn    Mary,    Inglewood,   Calif. 

Jones,   Norman   Philip,  Lehi 

Jones,   Peggy  Ann,  Denver,  Colo. 

Jones,  Raymond   Lee,  Salt  Lake  City 

Jones,  Randall  Lee,  Salt  Lae  City,  361 

Jones,  Richard  Allen.  San  Gabriel,  Calif 

Jones,  Ronald  Calvin,  San  Diego,  Calif.,  84,  350 

Jones,  Robert  Ashton,  Blanding,  311 

Jones,   Russell   Howard,   Provo,    119 

Jones,  Ruth  Junene.  Hilo,  Hawaii,  288 

Jones,  Samuel  John,   Provo 

Jones,  Theresa  Gayle.  Montpelier,  Ida. 

Jones,  Tobin  Harry,  Rochester,  Minn. 

Jones,  William  Draper,  Boise,  Ida.,  214,  310 

Jongsma.    M.   Deanne,   Salt  Lake   City,   370 

Jonson,  Rolfe  Jacob,  Seattle,  Wash.,  313 

Jordan,  Kim  Lee,   Imbler,  Ore.,  331 

Jordan,  Lee  Thomas,  Nampa,   Ida.,  358 

Jorgensen  Ayn,  Whittier,  Calif,  201,  361 

Jorgensen,   Dan  Charles,  Midvale,  324 

Jorgensen,  Cecil  Max,  Price,  297 

Jorgensen,  David  W.,   Boise,   Ida.,  335 

Jorgensen,  Elmer  Clay,  Richland,  Wash. 

Jorgensen,  Hal,  Richland,  Wash.,  280 

Jorgensen,  James   Neil,    Mt.   Pleasant 

Jorgensen,  Newel  M.,  Moses  Lake,  Wash.,  335 

Jorgensen,  Norman  G.,  Rigby,  Ida.,  332 

Jorgensen,  Vern  A.,   Randlett 

Jorgensen,   William    F.,   Castle    Dale 

Jorgenson,  Clara  Gwen,   Douglas,  Ariz. 

Jorgenson,  Orvil   R,,   Douglas,  Ariz.,  334 

Jorgenson,  Johnny  C.|,   Kenilworth,    130,  303 

Josephson,  John  C.,  Salt  Lake  City,  279 

Josie,  Barbara  Dolores,  Mt.  Pleasant 

Josie,  J.   Bennett,  Tabiona 

Josie,  Soma   Kathleen,  Mt.  Pleasant,    182,  328 

Joyce.  Jack   A.,   Kernersville,   N.C.,  286 

Joyce,  John  Michael,  Antonito,  Colol. 

Juarez,  Carolyn,   Phoenix,  Ariz.,  83,    165 

Judd,   Frank  Fuller,   Palmdale,  Calif,  330 

Judd,  Judith  Ann  Jacob,  Orem 

Judd,   James  Thurston,   Hurricane,   97,   371 

Judd,  Louise,  Sparks,  Nev.,  205 

Judd,  Mariba,   Provo,  205 

Judd,  Myles  Albert,  Orem,  150 

Judd,   Pauline,  Fredonia,  Ariz.,  358 

Judd,  Ronald  Martin,  Kanab,  314 

Judkins,   Carlton   Jay,   Provo 

Judkins,  James   L.,   Provo 

Judy,  Beth  Alene,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  312 

Judy,  Doyle  D.,  Idaho  Falls,   Ida.,  355 

Jueschke,  Judith  A.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  359 

Jueschke,  Alexander  A.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  294 

Julian,  Glen  B.,   Provo 

Julian,  Carol,  American   Fork,    153 

Julander.  Lillie  D.,  Monroe.   194,  216,  324 

Justesen,   Alan    Morris,   Ogden 

Justesen,  Joel  Lee,  Lancaster,  Calif,  348 

Justis,  Joan  Rosalyn,  Denver,  Colo.,  350 

K 
Kahoilua,  Edith  L,  Hilo,  Hawaii.  302 
Kahuena.  Margaret  K.,  Kamuela,  Hawaii 
Kaiser,  Jacgueline  Ann,  Long  Beach,  Calif,  365 
Kaina,  Earl  Benedict,  Lanaai,   Hawaii 
Kaiser,  Dolores  J.,  Long  Beach,  Calif.,  327 
Kaleta,  Gary  Jorden,  Los  Angeles.  Calif,  302 
Kamauoha,   Florence  L„   Kailua,  T.H. 
Kaminska,   Rodney  Earl,   Parowan 
Kammerman,  John  C,  Escondido,  Calif.,  365 
Kanahele,   George   S.,   Oahu,  T.H.,  290 
Kane,  Janet,   Provo,   153 

Kapele,  John   Kamena,  Oahu.  T.H.,    15,    112,  330 
Kapp,   Janice,   Vale,   Ore.,  335 
Kapp.   Jack   R.,    Provo,   280 
Karner,  Leo  Herman,  Torrance,  Calif. 
Kartchner,  Judy  LaNae,   Salinas,   Calif.,  370 


Hurlburt  -  Kingsford 

Kartchner,  Lawrence  N.,  Carlsbad,  N.M.,  312 

Kashanian,  Farrokh,  Teheran,  Iron,  298 

Koufmon,  Vivian  H.,  Provo,  319 

Kaupp,  Jacguelyn  T.,  Buffalo,  N.Y.,  314 

Kaufman,   Francis   E.,   Provo,  308 

Kawai,  Vedo  Claire,   Pasadena,  Calif,    182,  306 

Keorl,  Russell  Reid,  Cordston,  Conoda 

Keala,  Dovid  Kooo,  Jr.,  Mavi,  T.  H. 

Kearl,  Ruth  Marie,  Calgary,  Canada,  217,  332 

Kearl,  Sherman  LeRoy,  Los  Angeles,  Calif,  317 

Kearns,  Keith  Richard,  Provo 

Keorns.  Suson   Pearl,  New  York,  N.Y.,  87,  218,  260 

Kearsley,  Renee,  St.  Helens,  Ore.,  370 

Keel,   Delmas  Stephen,  Provo,  350 

Keele,  Thomas  Nielson,  Blanding,  365 

Keeler,  Phillip  F.,  Provo 

Keeler,  Mory  Anne,  Provo,  153 

Keeling,  Jerry  Lee,  Proxo,   146,  332 

Keely,   Roy  Allen,   Sulo,   Mont.,  363 

Keetch,  Gary  Vern,  Orem 

Keiser,  Robert  Herman,  Salt  Lake  City,  354 

Keith,  Daniel  Thomas,  Los  Angeles,  Calif,  348 

Keith,  Karen,  Provo,  208,  332 

Keith,  Wayne  Penrod,  Provo,   145 

Kewaula,  Mary  Kaualoku,  Waimanalo,  Oahu 

Kekauoha,  Samuel  N.,  Oahu,  Hawaii 

Keller,  Alvin  Lamar,  Menan,  Ida.,  308 

Keller,  Barbara  Yvonne,  Verona,  N.J.,  222,  332 

Keller,  Elmo  A.,  Jr.,  Preston,   Ida. 

Keller,  Lamond  Benson,  Caldwell,  dla. 

Keller,  Judith  Santa  Cruz,  Calif,  340 

Keller,   Marcia,   Min   Creek,    Ida.,  220,  313 

Kellett,  Kay,  Moroni.  330 

Kelling,    Hans  W.,   Bremen,  Germany,  99,  213 

Kelley,  Van  Blaine,  Salina 

Kelly,  Barbara  Jean,   Fullerton,  Calif,  363 

Kelly,   Patricia  Ann,  Reno.  Nev.,  218,  357 

Kelly,  Nancy,  Urbona,  111.,  329 

Kelly,  Mary  Louise,  La  Jara,  Colo. 

Kemp,  Julianne,  Wantogn,  N.Y.,  222,  260,  350 

Kemeny,  Jorge  Thomaz,  Sao  Paulo,  Brazil,   156 

Kemper,   Ross  E.,  Jr.,   Pueblo.  Colo.,  3114 

Kemper,  Verda  Orah,  Alta.,  Canada.  96,   153,  310 

Kendall   Diane,  Salt  Lake  City,  354 

Kendall,  Dorothy  Mae,  Weiser,  Ida.,  306 

Kendrick,  Katherine  F.,  Santo  Ana,  Calif,  370 

Kenley,  Lynn  Garden,  Wendover,  332 

Kennedy,   Thomas  Gene,    Paulsko,  Wash. 

Kennedy,  Thomas  G.,   Ignacio.  Calif 

Kenner,  Brenda  J.,  Jerome,  Ida. 

Kenney,  Donold  James,   Phoenix,  Ariz.,  321,  331 

Kennedy,  Tom  Hertford,  Springfield,  III.,  284 

Kenney,  Lynn  Dee,  Alto.,  Canada 

Kennedy,  Leon  Joseph,  Provo,  364 

Kensinger,  Robert  L,  Orem,  294 

Keppner,  Mary  Dawn,  Rexburg,  Ida.,  317 

Kerby,  Joe  Kent,  Provo 

Kerby,  Clyde   Kendall,    Provo 

Kerby,  Connie,   Provo,  286 

Kernwein,  Dorothy  G.,  Gig  Harbor,  Wash.,  370 

Kershaw,  Elva  Dianne,  Van  Nuys,  Calif,  191,  363 

Kershaw,  Gloria  D.,  Van  Nuys.  Calif,  288 

Kesler,   Fred  Clark,  Blackfoot,   Ida.,  354 

Key.  Bryan  Eugene,  Berkeley,  Calif,  332 

Kiilau,  Walter  Masao,   Lihue,  Hawaii 

Kilbreth,    Barbara    Nell,    Bakersfield,    Calif,    218,    357 

Killpack,   Ardis  Gadd,   Springville 

Killpack,  Cheryl  Jeon,  Sun  Volley,  Colif,  365 

Killpack.  Perry  Leon,  Roosevelt.  365 

Killpack,  Wayne   Ivan,   Provo 

Kim,  Yong  Soon,  Seoul,   Korea 

Kim,  Kichuen,  Taegu,  Korea,  314 

Kim,  Soon  Chang,  Seoul,  Korea 

Kimball,  C.  Rodney,   Provo 

Kimball,  Crozier  R.,  Jr.,  Provo 

Kimball,  David  Ashby,  Provo,  307 

Kimball,  Edwin  Norman,  Provo 

Kimball,  Farrell  W.,  Sacramento,  Calif,  227,  310 

Kimball,  Joan,   Rock  Springs,  Wyo.,  332 

Kimball,   Parley  L.,   Fillmore 

Kimball,  Sara  Ann,   Montebello,  Calif,  370 

Kimball,  Sylvia  Jane,   San    Diego,  Calif.,   286 

Kimber,  Richard  Dee,  Provo,  308 

Knder,  George  Leo,  San  Diego,  Calif,   109 

Kinateder,  J.  Douglas,   Nampa,  Ida.,  355 

Kindred,  Jerald  Crede.  Ogden,  302 

Kindred,   Edna  Jensen,  Provo 

Kindred,  John  R.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida..  32.  21  I.  343 

King,  Betty  Colleen,   Durango,  Colo. 

King,   Carl   Larry,    Burbank,   Calif 

King,  Gwendolyn   M.,   Richfield 

King,  James  Ernest,  Jr.,  St.  Peters,  Fla. 

King,  Kent  William,   Las  Vegas,   Nev.,  288 

King,  Lougene,  Moore,  Ida.,  319 

Kong,  Norman  Ellis,  Darlington,  Ida.,   149,    177,  286 

King,  Peggy  Ramona,  Tule  Lae,  Calif,   196,  312 

King,  Reed  Lewis,  Provo,  296 

King,  Roger  Dean,  St.  Charles,  Miss. 

King,  Sally  Saling,  Salt  Lake  City,  257,  300 

King,  Verleen,   Moore,   Ida.,  313 

King,  Thomas  Eugene,  Provo 

Kingdon.  Eugene  Earl,  Berkeley,  Calif,  83,  298 

Kinghorn,   Dennis  Ray,   Hollywood,  Calif,    150,  354 

Kingsford,  Afton,  Boise,  Ida.,  325 


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Autumn  Quarter  Student  Index 


Kingsbury.   Kathryn   E..  Solt   Lake  City.   308 

Kinnear,  John  Gilbert,  Rhodesia,  Africa,  294 

Kintigh,  David  Dwight,  Provo 

Kirk,  Dean  Arthur,  Cortez,  Colo. 

Kirk,  James  Lowell,  Ely,  Nev..  332 

Kirk,  Louie  A.,  Jr.,  Pacoima,  Calif. 

Kirk,  LaRae,  Ogden,  286 

Kirk.  Tamsin.  Glendale.  Calif.,  201,. 332 

Kirkendall,  Hugh  R..  Jr..  Dragerton,  288 

Kirkham.   Michael   Reed.   Blackfoot,   Ida.,   32,  84.  214. 

321,  326 
Kirkpatrick.  Michael  K..  Baytown.  Tex..  317 
Kirkman,  James  D..  Springville 
Kirkpatrick.  Robert  A.,  Provo 
Kirkpatrick,  Elizaeth.  Jacksonville.  Flo..  364 
Kirkman,  John  Calvin,  Mt.  Airy,  N.C. 
Kiskila.  Carlene  J..   Los  Angeles.  Calif.,  294 
Kitchen,   Merlin   R..   Provo 
Kitchens,  Carolyn.  Alhambra,   Calif. 
Kitras,  Zissis  C.  Greece 
Kitimiller.  David  J..  Greensboro,  N.C,    110 
Kjerard.  James  Lee,  Menlo  Park,  Calif.,  365 
Klauck.  Edwin  A.,  Springville 
Kleinman,   Luene   Hurricane.  332 
Klenck.  Buddy  Donald,  W.  Jordan 
Klemm.  David  LeRoy,  Salt  Lake  City,  322 
Klienworth,  Frank  J.,  Winslow,  Ariz..  303 
Knapp.  Clive  Jay.  Minneapolis,  Minn..  332 
Knapp.  Cherlene  Mary.  San  Fernando.  Calif..   195.  314 
Knapp.  plyde  J..  Jr.,   Murray,  362 
Knapp,  Ellen  Dora,  Chicago,  III.,  3S5 
Knecht,  Peter  Anthony,  Shrewsbury,  Mass..  202 
Knight,   Darrell  Oswell,  Columbia,  Ore. 
Knight.  Ferral  H.,  Mesquite,  Nev. 
Knight,  James  Allen,  Vernal 
Knight.   Jeanne   Jensen,   Vernal 
Knight,  Launa  Jane.  Provo.  354 
Knight,  Larry  Vinson,  Orem 
Knight,    Maureen   L.,    La   Jara.  Colo.,   350 
Knight,  Ronald  Allen,  San  Manuel,  Ariz.,  332 
Knight.  Richard   L..  Vernal 
Knight,  William  S.,   Provo 
Knudsen,   Lue,   Farmington,   N.M.,  356 
Knudsen,    Marilyn   Marie,  Salt  Lake  City 
Knudsen.  Wendell  W.,  Provo.  314 
Knudson.  Jalair  L..  Tecumseh,   Mich.,    196,  365 
Knudson,   Sandra    Kee.    Brigham   City.   236,   279.    337 
Knudson.  Saundra   R.,  Burbank,  Calif. 
Knupp,  John,  Orem 

Kochevar,  John  Bruce.   Los  Angeles,  Calif.,    I  14 
Koepsel,  Gustav  H..   Provo 
Koepsel.  Maragarete.  Provo 

Koenig,   Gerald  Charles.  Williston    Park.   N.Y..  318 
Koenig,  Robert  Wiliam.  Williston  Park,  N.  Y..  86 
Kofford,  Jerald  Dick.  Pendleton,  Ore..  284 
Kofford,  JoAnne.  Baker.  Ore..  326 
Kohler.  Aleen   B,   Idaho  Falls,   Ida..  328 
Kohler.  Dawnettq.  Midway 
Kohler  Carol  LaRae.  Midway,  312 
Kohler,   Ramon  Royden.   Midway,  290 
Kohler,  Margaret  L,  Midway,    145,  332 
Kohler,  Norman.  Midway 
Koiima,  George   K.,  Oahu,  T.H. 

Koldewyn,    Phillip   Y..    Riverside.   Calif..   85.    149.   213, 

230 
Kolehmainen  Terttu  A.,   Finland.  358 
Kolste,   Larry  George,   Fairfield,   Mont. 

Kolste.  Nolan  Deroy.  Fairfield,  Mont. 

Kolste.  Christ  Edward,  Fairfield.  Mont. 

Kondo.   Eleanor,  Springville 

Korth,  Mary  Rose,  Nampa.  Ida.,    153,  355 

Koshell,  Dianne  Ethone,  N.  Highlands.  Calif.,  288 

Koski,   Dale   Iver,  Clear  Creek 

Koski,  Kenneth  George,  Clear  Creek 

Kotter,  Verle  Glen,  Shelley,  Ida. 

Kovach,  John  Joseph,  Kemmerer,  Wyo. 

ourtides.    Demetrius   A.,    Provo,   313 

Kowalski.  R.  Lorraine  C.  Payson.  257,  300 

Kozak,  Jacquelyn  Lee.  Lakewood,  Calif. 

Kramer  .Richard  C  Glendora.  Calif. 

Krebs,  George  David,  Salt  Lake  City 

Krebs,  Alvin  Wayne,   Penguitch 

Kresge,  Phyllis  Arlene.  Elmira,  N.Y..  314 

Kristjanson,  J.   David.   San   Mateo.  Calif. 

Kristianson.  Mark  Leon,  San  Diego,  Calif.,  298 

Kristjanson,  Darryl  G..  Sen   Diego,  Calif.,  322.  330 

Kroff.    Robert  C.    Provo 

Kugath,   Donald  Arthur,  W.  Allis.  Wis..  302 

Kuchar,    Marvin  Curtis.  Safford.  Ariz. 

Kuhn.  Diane  Morley,  Provo 

Kulp.  Kenley  Loran,  Ingleside,  III.,  228 

Kump,    Ronald,    Provo 

Kunz.  Victor  A..  Jr.,   El  Segundo,  Calif.,   335 

Kurtz,  Audrey  Irene,  Anderson,  Calif..  335 

Kurr,  Doreen  Barbara.  Salt  Lake  City,  145 

Kurtz,  Elizabeth  Ann,  Alta.,  Canada 

Kutch.  Doyle  Al.  San  Diego.  Calif. 

Kuykendall.    Kathryn.   Brostow,  Calif.,    182,  348 

Kyle.  April  Ann,  Yuma,  Ariz. 
L 

LaBree,    Raymond    Edwin,    Guilford,    Maine 

Ladle.  Harris  Dwiqht,  Provo.   145 

La   Follette,  Lawrence,   Burlington,  Wyo.,  365 

Laird.  Harold  E.,  Springville 


Lake,  Carolyn,  Eugene,  Ore.,  349 

Lake,  Judith  Anne.  Manteca,  Calif. 

Lalltss,  Coyla,   Burl,   Ida. 

Lamb,   Farrelt  Bret,  Salem 

Lamb,  Carole,  Sacramento.  Calif.,    145,  205,  317 

Lamb,  Jerry   Levon,  Chandler,  Ariz.,    I  14 

Lamb,  Verl  Seamons,   Hyde   Park 

Lamb,  Nancy  Gay  Lewis,  Provo 

Lamb,  Mona  Rae,  Santaquin 

Lambert,  Annie  C,  Yuma,  Ariz. 

Lambert,  Aurelia,   Kamas 

Lambert,   Eugene  S.,   Kamas,  331 

Lambert,  Joan   Lee,  Ely,   Nev..    182,  314 

Lambert,   Kay  Gleason,   Kamas 

Lambert.    Lucille,   Salt   Lake  City,   354 

Lambson,   Glen    H.,    Provo 

Lamoreaux,  Jack  Wayne.  American   Fork 

Lamoreaui,    Isabelle,  Chandler.  Ariz..  349 

La  Moure.  Clifton  A..  Whittier,  Calif. 

Lamp,   Carolyn   Joyce,    Moline,    III.,   349 

Lamsam,    Wongsiri,    Bangkok,    Siam,   298 

Land.    Linda    Lueana,    Inglewood,    Calif. 

Lance,    Mary   Marjean,    Moab 

Landry,   Marilyn  Joan.  Salt  Lake  City,  298 

Landvatter,  Karma  J.,  Salt  Lake  City,  349 

Lane,   Guylen   Robert,   Canal   Zone 

Lane.   Shirley   Evelyn,   Litchfield,   Maine,  2 

Laney,    Russell   Judd,   Springville 

Lang,    Rudolph    E.,   Jr.,    Springville 

Langford,   Sherman   Dale,    Fairfield,  Calif. 

Lange,  Terry  William,   Byron,  Wyo.,   354 

Langford,  Celia  Joy,   Ft.  Lauderdale,   Fla. 

Langlois,   Sharon,   Salt   Lake  City,   307 

Lank,   Clifford    Owen.   Vancouver,    Can.,   365 

Lent,    Letty   Lou,   Provo 

Lapi,    Barbara    Louise,   Culver  City,   Calif.,   338 

Larkin,  Eldon  Jones,   Spokane,  Wash.,   207,   349 

Larkin,  Phyllis  Louise,  Snowville,  234,  298 

Larsen,  Arietta    Nancy,  Caldwell,   Ida. 

Larsen,  Arlene  Joan,   McDermitt,   Nev.,  87,  205 

Larsen,   Barbara,   Provo,  222,  332 

Larsen,  Bruce  Gardner,  Spanish  Fork,  328 

Larsen,  Carol  Ann,   McDermitt,   Nev.,  208,   298 

Larsen,  Charlene,  Chandler,  Ariz.,  349 

Larsen,  Dean  Gillitte.   Holden,  286 

Larsen,  Donald   Reid,   Provo 

Larsen,    Edward    S.,    Spanish    Fork 

Larsen,    Gladys    Davis,    Spanish    Fork 

Larsen.    Howard    Bennie.   Ogden 

Larsen,  Ha  Mower,  Orem,  290 

Larsen,   James    Fletcher,   Spanish    Fork 

Larsen,   James  C,  Salina,   308 

Larsen.   James   Winget,    Provo 

Larsen,  Janice,  Spanish  Fork,  288 

Larsen,  Jay  Richard,  Winter   Haven,   Fla.,   358 

Larsen,   Joseph    Bent,    Provo 

Larsen,  Joann,    Preston,    Ida.,   306 

Larsen,   Knud  S.,  Alhambra,   Calif.,   362 

Larsen,    Larry   Conway.    Orem,    368 

Larsen,   Leland   Stan,  Salt  Lake   City 

Larsen,    Margaret  Ann,   Aurora,   Colo.,    363 

Larsen,   Milton   Hansen.   Provo.  302 

Larsen,  Orvil  James,  Quincy,  Wash.,  306 

Larsen,    Patricia   Ann,   Spanish    Fork 

Larsen,   Robert  Arland,   Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  318 

Larsen,    Ruby  Jean,    Newton,    313 

Larsen,  Sharon  R.,  LaGrande,  Ore.,  362 

Larsen,    Stanley    E.,    Provo 

Larsen,  Stirling  D.,  Salt  Lake  City,  94,  354 

Larsen,  Thomas  Owen,  Yuma,  Ariz. 

Larsen,  Wayne  Ammon,  Waynesboro,  Va.,  364 

Larson,   Alan  William,   Sawickley,   Pa. 

Larson,  Barbara  Mae,  Minneapolis.  Minn.,  233,  357 

Larson,  Bonnie,  Blackfoot,   Ida.,  347 
Larson.    Byron   Albert,    Fullerton.   Calif.,    184 

Larson,    Dallas  Walter,   Aberdeen,    Ida.,   360 

Larson,  Donna  Rae,  Murtaugh,   Ida.,  312 

Larson,    Don,   Orem 

Larson,   Doris   May,  Blackfoot,   Ida.,  337 

Larson,    Donald  Gene,  South  Gate,  Calif.,   332 

Larson,  Glenn  Bruce.  Preston.  Ida. 

Larson.    Karen,    Sandy,    356   228 

Larson,    Laura    Lee,   Charlotte,   N.C. 

Larson,    Lloyd   Odell,    Murtaugh,   Ida. 

Larson.   Mary  Sue    Phoenix.   Ariz.,   362 

Larson.  Roger  Carter,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  327 

Larson,   Raymond    Keith,    Morgan,  231,  313 

Larson,  Sigrid   Elaine,   Ft.  Worth,  Tex.,  355 

Larson,   Suzanne,   Moroni,   344 

Larson,   Sharon   C,    El  Cenito,   Calif. 

Lasley.   Gordon   Ray,    Rockland,   Ariz. 

Lasson,   Carolyn,   Boulder  City,    Nev.,  290 

Lasson.  Calvin  Grant,   Birdseye,  332 

Lasson,    B.    Eugene,    Birdseye 

Lasson,  Cynthia,   Boulder  City.   Nev. 

Laster,   Shari    Louvenia,   Tulsa,   Okla.,   94,   205,    370 

Latier,    Lorna    Lu,    Sinclair,   Wyo.,   362 

Laub,    Marvin   James.   Salt  Lake  City 

Lau,   Daniel   Richard,   Soda   Springs,    Ida.,  369 

Laudie,   Drew  Truman,   Prairie  Vill,   Kan. 

Laudie.  Arthur  Robert,   Prairie  Vill,  Kan.,  362 

Lauritzen,  Leanne,  Eugene  Ore.,  362 

Laursen,   Carl    Eugene,  American    Fork 

Laursen,  Kay  William,  Provo,  365 


Law,    Daniel   Jordon,    Provo 

Law,  Wesley  R„  Orangeville,  286 

Lawlor,  Lawrence  Dow,  Butte,  Can.,  231,  298 

Lawlor,   Dale  Walton,  Columbia,  Can.,  362.  369 

Lawrence   Louise,   Salem,  286 

Lawrence,   Robert  J.,  Tooele,  328 

Laws,   Duane   Marvin,   Provo 

Lawson,  Cheryl  Phyllis,  LaCanada,  Calif.,  355 

Lawson,  Sharon   Dee,  Barstow,  Calif.,  306 

Lowton,   Robert  Arthur,   Denver,  Colo. 

Lawyer,  Judith  Ellen,  Wichita,  Kan.,  371 

Layton,  H.  Ray.  Carlin,  Nev.,  284 

Layton,  James  Joel  H.,  Layton,  246,  298 

Layton,  Dean  Smith,  Layton,  246,  349 

Lozenby,    Ferrell   C,  Aurora 

Leach,  William  Glenn.  Modesto,  Calif.,  297 

Lead,  Laura   Margaret,  Vancouver,  Wash.,  362 

Leaf,  Lawrence  Dennis,  Seattle,  Wash.,  332 

Leak,  Sandra   Gail,   Toppenish,  Wash.,  372 

Leany,  Hyrum  Vard,  Provo 

Leavitt,  Beverly  Steel.  Burley,  Ida.,  332 

Leavitt,  Clair   H.,   Nampa,    Ida. 

Leavitt,  Daryll  Lee,  Alta,  Can. 

Leavitt,   Carolyn,    Mesquite,    Nev.,   362 

Leavitt,  Lynn   Porter,  Springville 

Leavitt,  Neva,  Hartleyville,  Con.,  370 

Leavitt,  Veryle,  Alta.,  Can.,  308 

LeBaron,   Charles    Don,    Provo 

LeBaron,   Bryce   E.,  Orem,    156 

LeBaron,  J.  Bentley,   Stevensville,   Mont.,  332 

Le  Baron,   Norman  G.,  Alta,  Can.,  231.  326 

LeBaron,  Melvin  Jay,  Alta,  Can.,  290 

Leboskie,  John  Lee,  Gary,  Ind. 

Leckie.   Ronald  Jay,   Billings.   Mont.,    141,  357 

Lee,   Arnold   Carl,    Provo 

Lee,  Brabara   Kay,  Jerome,   Ida.,  344 

Lee,  Byung  Ha,  Seoul,   Korea,  353 

Lee,  Carole  Dawn,  Concord,  Calif.,    145,  309 

Lee,   Carill    Ina,   Billings,   Mont.,    141,    188 

Lee,  Carole,  Idaho  Falls,   Ida. 

Lee,   Cora    Ladonna,   Emmett,    Ida.,  332 

Lee,  Dixie,  Heber,   195 

Lee,  David  Arthur.  Bicknetl,  288 

Lee,  Deanna,  Coeur  d'Alene,  Ida.,  325 

Lee,  Diane.  Pico,  Calif.,  348 

Lee,    Dorothy  J.   K.,    Dallas,  Tex. 

Lee,   Earl  Maughan,  St.  Ignatus,  Mont.,  332 

Lee,  Jack  Vinson,   Provo 

Lee,  James  Victor,  Globe,  Ariz.,  362 

Lee,  Kent  Higbee.  LaMirada,  Calif.,  331,  371 

Lee,  Linda  Anne,  Monroe,  355 

Lee,  Leona,  Farmington,  N.  Mex, 

Lee,   Leona  Terry.   Orem,  311 

Lee,  Mary  Jean,  Montebello,  Calif.,  370 

Lee,   Ken   Nai,   Hong   Kong,  China 

Lee,  Michael   Ralph,  Albany,  Ore. 

Lee,  Joan,  Alta.,  Can. 

Lee,  Patricia  Beth.   Port  Angeles,  Wash.,  362 

Lee,   Patricia   Fae,  Vernal,    153.  298 

Lee,  Ronald  Eugene.  New  London.  Iowa,  145,  302 

Lee,  Robert  Thomas,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  355 

Lee,  Scott  Gardner,   Portland,  Ore.,   211 

Lee,   Virginia,    Eureka,    188 

Lee.  Virgie,  St.  Ignatus,  Mont.,  335,  338 

Lee,  Wallace  Raymond,  Hesperus,  Colo.,  334 

Lee.  Zelda  Claudette.  St.  Ignatus,  Mont.,  153.  217,  333 

Lee,  Zetta  Maurie,  Vernal,  332 

Lees,  Jerry,    Provo 

Leetham,   Kenneth  LeRoy,  Provo 

Leggett,  Howard  M.,  Ill,  Berkeley.  Calif.,  348 

Leftwich,  Mark  Richard,  Provo,  357 

Lehmann,   Judith   Helen,    Salt    Lake   City,   357 

Lehr,  Wallace  Boyd,   Long   Beach,  Calif.,  332 

Leichty,  Victor  Jay,   Springville,  90 

Leifson,    Mark    Lewis,   Spanish    Fork,    348 

Leifson,   Jack   Waldo,   Spanish    Fork,  318 

Leigh,  Dorene,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  233,  300 

Leigh,   Phil   M..   Poison,   Mont. 

Leigh,  Mary  Louise,  Cedar  City,  370 

Leishman,    Karen,    Provo,    141.    188.   222,   314 

Leishman,   Donna   Mae.  St.  Ignatus,   Mont.,    196,  220 

Lemon     Hilda   Jane,    Powhatan,   W.  Va„   338 

Lendt.  Welda   Beate,   Buffalo,   N.Y.,  217,  336 

Lent,   Kenneth  Marvin,   Kansas  City,   Mo.,  358 

Lenroot,  Vera  Anne.  Salt  Lake  City,  368 

Leonard,  Geneve  Smith,  Provo 

Leonardson,   Arliss  W„    Provo 

Leonard,  Sonja  Ann,  Boise,   Ida.,  92,  322 

Leonhardt,   Mary  E.,   Pleasant  Grove,    196,  311 

Leslie,  Anabel  Lee,   Pocatello,    Ida.,  344 

Lesher,    Dean   Stanley,    Merced,   Calif. 

Lesue,  Geoff  Martin,  Nampa.  Ida.,  348 

Lesueur,    Patricia   J.,    Huntington    Park,    Calif. 

Levanger,    Michael    Reed,    Spanish    Fork 

Levar,    Callis   Jeddy,    Tavares,   Fla.,    87 

Leverenz,   Nancy  Ann,   San    Francisco,   Calif.,   348 

Levar,  Lila  Lee,  Tavares,  Fla.,  286 

Levie,    Macel,    Sevier,   368 

Le   Vitre,    Lynda,    Provo 

Le  Vitre,   Margo  Elayne,  Salt  Lake  City 

Lewis,  Allen  Edward,  Logandale,  Nev. 

Lewis.  Afton   Ruth,   Ramah,   N.  Mex. 

Lewis,  Anthon   Hugh,   Farmington,   N.  Mex.,    186,  307 

Lewis,   Byron  Columbus,   Holbrook,  Ariz.,  325 


412 


Lewis,  Clifton  M.(  Holbrook,  Ariz. 

Lewis,   Dale  A.,   Provo,    130 

Lewis,  Douglas  S-,  Nyssa,  Ore.,  349 

Lewis,    Dwynn,   St.   Johns,   Ariz. 

Lewis,   Emery  Bowen,   Marion,  291 

Lewis,  Gay,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Lewis,  Glenna  Gay,  Kamas,  225,  336 

Lewis,  Glen   L.,  Tabiona,  291 

Lewis,  Glenn  Carlos,  Kamas,  356,  364 

Lewis,  Glen  Hal,  Pleasant  Grove,   I  14 

Lewis,    Ida    Baird,   Springville 

Lewis,  Jean  Loya,  Chicago,  III.,  201,  313 

Lewis,    John    Ludlow,    Spanish    Fork,    299 

Lewis,  John   Earl,   Provo 

Lewis,  Joseph  Ronald,  Encino,  Calif.,  359 

Lewis,   Joseph    Marvin,    Marion,    365 

Lewis,  Joseph  Wayne,  Mesa,  Ariz.,    185 

Lewis,   Laury  Marion,   Blackfoot,   Ida. 

Lewis,    Margaret,    Declo,    Ida.,   359 

Lewis,    Mark    L.,    Petaluma,   Calif. 

Lewis,   Maxine,   Duchesne,  217,  326 

Lewis.  Willard  M.,  Tooele,  313 

Lewton,  George  W.,  San  Manuel,  Ariz.,  348 

Leydsman,  Henry  N.,  Union,  N.J. 

Lichtenstein,  Deanna  M.,  Brigham  City,  309 

Liddell,  Ronald  John,  Duchesne 

Li  dd  el  I ,  Carl  Clark,  Bonanza 

Liddiard,  Gary  Dennis,   Provo 

Liddle,  Joseph   D.,  Jr.,   Payson,  368 

Liddle,  Wallace  S.,  Arlington,  Va.,  368 

Liddle,  Alfred  S-,  Arlington,  Va.,  336 

Liebhart,   Beverly  Y.,  Alameda,  Calif. 

Likes,  Ivan  LeRoy,  Fruita,  Colo.,  371 

Lile,  John  Clayton.  N.  Platte,   145,  313 

Liljenquist,  Val  R.,  Salt  Lake  City,  193 

Liljenquist,  John  E.,  Arlington,  Va.,  211,  371 

Lilly,  Norman  Gene,  Beckley,  W.  Va. 

Lillywhite,    Karen,   Palisades,   Calif.,   290 

Lillywhite,  Susan  C,  Anaheim,  Calif.,  359 

Lin,  Paul  Yong  Kad,  Hong  Kong,  306 

Lindberg,  Cheryl  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City,  344 

Lindsay,  Donald  Ray,  Provo,  290 

Lindsay,  Edward  John,  San  Bernardino,  Calif.,  325 

Lindsay,  Sandra  LaVon,  Midland,  Ore. 

Lindsay,  Rao  Humpherys,   Dingle,   Ida. 

Lindsay,   Gwynda  Anne,   Gilmer,   Tex.,   306 

Lindsey,  Joel  Douglas,  Columbia,  297 

Lindsey,    Margaret    Lois,    Flint,    Mich.,    308 

Lindsey,  Loyd  Ray,  Lodi,  Calif. 

Lindstrom,  Brent  C,   Provo 

Linebarger,  Robert  N.,  Redwood,  Calif,  213,  279 

Linebarger,  Joyce  J.,  Leth.,  Alta.,  290,  236 

Lines,  Martin  Vardell,  Springfield,  Ore.,  307 

Linford,  Margaret  Ann,  Long  Beach,  Calif,  368 

Ling,  Wilma  Anne,  Filer,  Ida.,  300 

Linton,  Gayle,  Gardena,  Calif.,  336 

Linton,  Gordon   Bowers,   Provo 

Lish,    Roderick   Neil,    McCammon,    Ida. 

Liston,  Sandra,   Oram,   336 

Ulster,  Allen    E.,   Huntingtor.    199,   326 

Litster,  Judith  Claire,   Huntington,  92.  336 

Little,  Gary  W.,  Cody,  Wyo. 

Little,  Harold  R.,  Provo 

Little,  Lawrence  Ray.  Fort  Sill,  Okla.,  298 

Ltttledike,  Jacqueline,   Ely,   Nev.,   196,   357 

Littlefield,  Raymond  K.,  Orem 

Littlefield,  Kenneth,   Provo 

Liu,  Alvin   K.   M.,   Honolulu,    Hawaii 

Livingston,   Albert  N.,   Provo 

Livingston,  Jack  R.,  La  Canada,  Calif,  369 

Livingston,  Nancy  M.,  La  Canada,  Calif.,   141 

Livingston,  Ronald  W.,  Alta.,  Can.,  359 

Lloyd,   Dean  Carter,   Provo,  336 

Livingston,    Ronald    B.,   Orem 

Lloyd,  Gary  Murdock,  Provo,  193 

Lloyd,  John  Carroll,  Meade,  Kan. 

Lloyd,   Patricia,  Henderson,   Nev. 

Lloyd,   NoHene   Ellen,   Millbrae,  Calif,  333 

Loar,  Marvin  John,   LaPlata,   N.  Mex. 

Loarca,  Carlos  G.,  Guatemala 

Lobos,  Jose  Amilcar,  Guatemala,  328 

Lochhead,  Linda,  University  City,  Mo.,  222.  357 

Loertscher,   David  V.,  Park  City 

Logsdon,   David   P.,    Lehi 

Lollar,   Genevieve   E.,   Bridger,    Mont. 

Long,  Dale  Aden,  Bell-flower,  Calif.,   1 14 

Long,  Joann,  Brigham  City,  94,    156,  331 

Long,  Lester  Bert,   Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Long,  Shelley,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  290 

Long,  William    Robert,   Provo 

Longhurst,   Dale  Ashton,   Chih.,   Mex. 

Longhurst,  Ruby  Madge,  Chih.,  Mex.,  358 

Longerbeam,  Larry  S.,  Hillsboro,  Va.,  353 

Longson,  Gordon   Keith,  San   Diego,  Calif.,  303 

Longree,  Georges  H.  .,   Liege,   Belgium 

Lookinland,    Paul    R.,   San    Pedro,   Calif 

Loomis,   Jerry   Emerson,   Griswold,    la.,   319 

Loomis,  Nadine,   Hayward,  Calif,    182,  347 

Loose,  Loris  Miriam,   Belmont,  Calif 

Lopez,  Leonora  M.,  Santa  Ana,  Calif,  349 

Lopez,  Jorge  Mario  .Guatemala,  C.A. 

Lopez,  Leonor  Angelica,  Mesa,  Ariz. 

Lopossa,   Carol    Lynne,    Long    Beach,   Calif,   359 


Lord,   Carolyn    Evelyn,    Provo 

Lord,  Robert  LeRoy,  Provo,  82,  293 

Lorensen,   Burton   LeRoy,   Elsinore,  292 

Lorenz,   Friedrich   H.,   Heidelberg,  Germany 

Lorz,  Arlan  Elvert,  Moses  Lake,  Wash. 

Lorz,  Forrest  Albert,   Moses  Lake,  Wash.,  337 

Lorrlgan,   Monte  Tom,  Weiser,   Ida.,  368 

Losee,   Lani   Kay,  Glendale,  Calif 

Losee,   Patricia  Joy,    Provo,  225 

Lott,  Dorothy  lola,   Mobridge,  S.D. 

Lott,   Geraldine,    Monroe 

Lott,  Merrill    Kent,  Tappenish,  Wash. 

Lott,    Nancy   Ann,    Duchesne,    94 

Lott,   Paul   Blake,  Tappenish,  Wash. 

Louder,  James  Elgin,  Kamas 

Louder,  Arden   R.,  Provo 

Louder,  Darrell  R.,  Orem,  292 

Lounsburg,  Donald   E.,  Redding,  Conn. 

Love,  Diane,  Idaho  Falls,   Ida.,    149,  336 

Loveland,  Emerson  Ray,  Provo 

Loveland,   Duane  Garner,  Rupert,   Ida.,  291 

Loveland,    Sterling    Gee,    Provo 

Loveless,  David  George,  Provo 

Loveless,  Connie,    Provo,  371 

Loveless,  Judith  Ann,   Payson,  331 

Lovell,  Merton  Nielson,  Oak  City,  294 

Lovell,    Pauline,    Oak    City 

Loveridge,   Bernell  Jay,  Springville,   339 

Loveridge,  L.  Neil,  Provo,  279 

Lovett,  Sarah  Ann,  El   Paso,  Tex.,  348 

Lovett,  Jack  Robert,  El  Paso,  Tex.,  292 

Low,   Bryant  Edwin,  Salinas,  Calif. 

Low,  William  W.,  Jr.,  Nyssa,  Ore. 

Low,    Kathleen   Lola,  Alta.,  Can.,   369 

Lowder,  Dixie  Dian,  Homedale,  Ida.,  308 

Lowder,  Donald  Lee,  Burley,  Ida.,  279 

Lowder,  Colline,   La  Mesa,  Calif.,  336 

Lowder,  Patricia  Ann,  Long  Beach,  Calif.,  336 

Lowe,  Marilyn,  Joan,  Santa  Ana,  Calif.,  356 

Lowry,    David   Ezra,  Alta.,   Can. 

Lowry,  Henry  Clay,  Coral  Gables,  Flo.,    185,  368 

Lowry,  James  Robert,  Jr.,  Coral  Gables,   Fla. 

Lowry,  Janice,  Vallejo,  Calif,    191,  328 

Lowry,  Leon  Kent,   Missoula,  Mont.,  348 

Lowry,  Thomas  Edwin  Alta.,  Can. 

Lowry,   Pauline,  Ojai,  Calif,    195,  317 

Loynd,   Pa  ila   Grace,  Salt  Lake  City,   201 

Loy,  Henry  Leland,   Provo,  279 

Luch,  Warren   Floyd,  Allen  town,  Pa. 

Lucas,  Hugh   Laurence,  Alexandria,   Minn.,  328 

Ludwig,   Edith,  Allis,  Wis.,  357 

Lufkin,  John  Cordell,   Idaho  Falls,   Ida.,  214,  302 

Luke,  Calvin  Junior,  Heber 

Luke,  Barbara   Ellen,  Provo,    162,    166 

Luke,  Joseph  O.,  Orangevllle 

Luke,  Kathryn,  Lynwood,  Calif,  368 

Luke,  Philip  Odeen,  Junction,  207 

Lum,  Lorene  Lai  Ping,  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Lumpkins,  Anna  C,  Farmington,   N.  Mex.,  358 

Lunceford,  Blaine  R.,  Orem 

Lunceford,   Dorothy,  Orem,  298 

Lunceford,    Kenneth    C.   Orem  , 

Lunceford,  Gerald  B.,  Orem,  368 

Lund,   Dona   Marie,  Glendale,  Calif,  344 

Lund,  Nina  Marie,  Farmington,  332 

Lund,  Marion  Richards,   Provo 

Lund,    Paul   Andrew,  Tempi©  City,   Calif 

Lund,   William    Guy,   Jr.,    Provo,   337 

Lundberg,    Endfred   Jon,    Provo,   82,    101 

Lundberg,  Jane  L.   Pack,    Provo 

Lundberg,    Gary   Barlow,   Washington,    D.C. 

Lundberg,  Don  Charles,  Westgate,  Md.,  202  ,302 

Lundell,  Connie,  Vernal,  80,  233 

Lundell,    Dean    Leon,   Vernal   356 

Lundgren,  Grant  E.  O.,   Pocatello,    Ida. 

Lundgren,   Janet  M.,   LaGrande,   Ore.,  358 

Lunt,  Alan    Kenneth,   Duncan,  Ariz.,    199,  334 

Lunt,  LaRaine  Addie,  Rahway,  N.J.,   191,  325 

Lunt  Gordon  Ray,   Provo 

Lunt,  Judith   Ann,   Wayne,    Mich.,   358 

Lunt,   Myrna   Hope,   Lordsburg,   N.  Mex.,  328 

Lunt,  Spencer  McCune,   Honolulu,  T.H. 

Lunt,  Robert  Berkley,  Chih.,  Mex.,  356 

Lunt,  Sharron  J.,  Duncan,  Ariz.,  293 

Lutz,  Virginia  Marie,  Petaluma,  Calif,   153 

Lybbert,  Wally  Dean,  Greenacres,  Wash.,  207 

Lyda,  Raymond  A.,  Jr.,  Boulder  City,  Nev. 

Lykins,  William  Lee,  Columbut,  Ind.,  324 

Lykins,  Chester  G.t  Columbus,   Ind.,  99,  290 

Lyman,   Edith   Lucille  Spanish   Fork,   353 

Lyman,  Gordon  Dee,  Blanding 

Lyman,   Joyce,    Monticello,   223,   322 

Lyon,  John  Boyd,  Firth,  Ida.,  310 

Lyon,  Kenneth  Seldon,  Firth.  Ida.,  348 

Lyon,  Patricia  Anne,  Overton,  Nev. 

Lystrup,  Ramona  Harris,  Pleasant  Grove 

Lysenko,   Peter,   Provo,  214,  291 

Lythgoe,   George   H.,   Myton 

M 
Mabey,   Marco,   Bountiful 
Mabey,    Kent   Lavar,   Oakley,    Ida.,   340 
MacCabe,  Sondra  Ann,  San  Carlos,  Calif. 
MacArthur,   Douglas  A.,   Ogden 


Kingsbury  -  Marshall 

Macaulay,  Thomas  F.,  Jr.,  Oakland  Calif,  162,  164,  165 

MacDonald,  Alberta  O.,  Tucson,  Ariz.,  347 

MacDonald,  Edwin  Jess,  El  Paso,  Tex..  21  I,  336 

MacGregor,  Judith  Ann,   Long   Beach,  Calif,  358 

Machado,  Josephine    M.,   S.    Paulo,    Brazil 

Mackay,  Helen  Mar,  Menlo  Park,  Calif,  92,   149,  325 

Mackay,    Leonard   C,   Provo 

Mackay,    Ruth    Mary,   Australia,    91 

Mackay,  Walter  Dale,  Salt  Lake  City,  228,  306 

Mackey,   Ellen  Jean,  Sweet  Home,  Ore. 

Mackley,  Venetta,   Provo,  291 

Macklin,  Marcla  J.,  San  Jose,  Calif,  366 

Mackintosh,  Dean  Alma,   Minidoka,   Ida.,  224,  348 

Macleod,  Carlene  E.,  Riverside,  Calif,  306 

Macpherson,  Darrell  R.,  Long  Beach,  Calif.,  290 

Madden,  Charles  B.,  Jr.,  La  Puente,  Calif,  355 

Madsen,  Boyd   D.,   Provo 

Madsen,  Charley  H.,  Jr.,   Bountiful 

Madsen,  Clair  N.,  Mt.  Pleasant 

Madsen,  Clifford   K.,  Provo,    156 

Madsen,  Clifford   R.,  Woods  Cross,  344 

Madsen,  Doris  Gail,  Salt  Lake  City,  218 

Madsen,   Elmina,  Springville 

Madsen,  G.  Franklin,  II,  Provo,  193,  297 

Madsen,  Jay  Lloyd,  Orem 

Madsen,  Jean,  Burley,  Ida.,  328 

Madsen,  Joy  Diane,  Provo,  92,  352 

Madsen,  Judith  Ann,  Boise,   Ida.,  223,  362 

Madsen,  Mary  Lou,  Sandy,    196,  288 

Madsen,  Mac  Lynn  Olaf,  Boise,  Ida.,  I  19,  130,  203,  31  I 

Madsen,   Ronald    D.,    Provo 

Madsen,   Rosalie,   Sandy,  367 

Madson,  William  Halvor,  Payson,  298 

Madson,   Parke,   Provo 

Magleby,  Alma  Gray,   Richfield 

Magleby,  Mayva  Anne,  Elsinore,  361 

Magleby,   Marilyn,   Provo,  367 

Magnusson,  Sherri  Lana,  Glendale,  Ariz.,  367 

Magoffin,  Richard  I.,  Dulzura,  Calif,  114 

Mahaffey,  Linda  Ann,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  221,  307 

Maher,  Patrick  Joseph,  Kirtland,  N.  Mex.,  367 

Mahoney,  Clarence   B.,   Heber 

Mahoney,  Stephen  B.,  Heber 

Mahony,  Dorris  Jane,  Tarzana,  Calif. 

Main,  James  Alfred,  Santa  Maria,  Calif,  367 

Main,  Betty  Ann,  Aberdeen,  Wash.,  310 

Mainor,    Iva  Gail,   Henderson,   Nev.,  367 

Mairs,   Marilyn,  San  Francisco,  Calif,  328 

Makalo,   Elaine  Poipe,  Hilo,  Hawaii 

Malan,   Kennett  Peck,  Ogden 

Malan,  Ronald   Floyd,  Canoga   Park,  Calif,  371 

Malan,  Joel  Brent,  Fresno,  Calif,  348 

Maloy,   Elwood  Angus,  Safford,  Ariz.,  207,  306 

Maloy,  Orlena  Clair,  Safford,  Ariz.,  328 

Malstrom,   Annette,    Kalispell,    Mont.,  328 

Manary,  Carolyn  Ann,  Santa   Monica,  Calif 

Manary,  Marilyn  Anita,  Santa  Monica,  Calif,   191,  317 

Mangan,  George  Edward,  Dodge  City,  Kan. 

Mangelson,  Evan  Glen,  Provo.  317 

Mangum,  Alan  E.,   Provo,  318 

Mangum,  Fredrick  Tony,  Heber 

Mangum,  John  Harvey,  Provo 

Mangum,  Jerry  D.,  Lindon,  337 

Mangum,  Sandra  S.,  Provo,  257,  300, 

Mann,  Ronald   Mads,   Provo 

Manning,  Eldena,  Weiser,   Ida.,  328 

Manning,  Neil  Harry,  Provo 

Mano,  Kenneth  Hideak,  Woods  Cross,  246,  336 

Mansor,  Donna  Maxine,  Boulder  City,  Nev.,  334 

Mansuy,  Frances  W.,  Long  Beach,  Calif.  141,   182,  325 

Mansuy,  Edward  Marcel,  Salt  Lake  City 

Mantle,  Janet,  Salt  Lake  City,  371 

Manwarlng,  Helen  Jeane,  San  Diego,  Calif. 

Manwill,  Iva  Allene,  Boise,  Ida.,  367 

Marble,  Glen  Bert,  Malad,  Ida.,  279 

Marchant,   Duane   H.,    Kamas,  367 

Merchant,  Beth  Ivy,  Salt  Lake  City,  367 

Marchant,    Fred  Thomas,    Provo,   331 

Marchant,  Gary  Reed,  Kamas,  302 

Marchant,   Gerald   Lyle,   Peoa,  316 

Marshbanks,  April  Y„  Battle  Mt.,  Nev.,  303 

Marcroft,  Donna  Lee,  Norwalk,  Calif,  363 

Marcum,  Mary  Kay,  Mammoth,  Ariz.,  328 

Marker,  Betty  Louise,  Dayton,  Ohio,  312 

Marion,  Melvin  Jones,  Oak,  Calif,  367 

Markham,  Brabara  Ann,   Provo 

Markham,   Elza   Merlene,  Ontario,  Ore.,  367 

Markham,  Stanley  Grant,    Provo,  279 

Marks,  Cecil  Dewltt,  El  Dorado,  Ark.,  332 

Markworth,  Carl  G„  Jr.,  Provo,   163,   166 

Marler,   Darrel  Jay  ,Orem 

Marler  Loene,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  363 

Marlowe,   Darold   M„  Salt  Lake  City,  291 

Marlowe,   Dorothy  P.,  Seattle,  Wash.,  308 

Marlowe,  Kent  Warren,  Salt  Lake  City 

Marlowe,    Holt  C,    Placerville,   Calif 

Marlow,  Elosia  Joan,  Blackfoot,  Ida.,  344 

Marple,  Jon  Howard,  Columbus,  Ohio,  211,  352 

Marriott,  Merle  Eugene,  Conda,  Ida. 

Marsh,  Mary  Joann,  Springville 

Marsh,   Marilyn,   Littletown,  Colo.,  332 

Marshall,  Charles  F.,  Jr.,  Riverside,  Calif,   185,  325 

Marshall,   Kenneth   N.,   Provo 


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Marshall.  Neldon   Hayes,  Rigby.   Ida..  298 

Marshall,    Ross.   Fillmora 

Marshall.  Robert  L,  Jr..  Medford.  Ore. 

Marshall.  Ray  Edward.  Turlock.  Calif. 

Martell,  Darwin  S..  Burley,  Ida..  344 

Martin,  Corene  Vinetia.  Ogden.  284 

Martin,   Cleta    Rae,    Huntington,   Ore. 

Martin.  Arthur  Keith,  Glendale,  Calif..  213 

Martin.  David  C,  St.  Joseph.  Mo..  344 

Martin,   Diana  M.,  Tacoma,  Wash.,  332 

Martin,  Gloria  Dawn.  Cowpens,  S.C..  331 

Martin.  Hubert  Clay.  Jr..   Marion,   N.C. 

Martin,  Helen  lone.  San  Gabriel.  Calif..  217,  337 

Martin,  Homer  V..  Jr.,  Carlsbad,  N.  Mex..  291 

Martin.  James  Alvin,  Sizec,  Ore..  203 

Martin,  James  William,  Stockton,  Calif. 

Marton.  James  Guy,  Orem.   366 

Martin,  Mariorie  Ellen.  Cowpens,  S.C.,  279 

Martin,    Robert  Wayne,   Oswago,    Mont. 

Martin.  Vicki  Dee,  Oakland.  Calif.,  367 

Martin  Woodford  Lee.  Temple  City.  Calif.,  362 

Martindale,  Robert  R.,  Nampa,  Ida. 

Martineau.  Jeanette.  Mesa.  Ariz..  87.  367 

Martinez.  Clara  Teresa.  Mexico.  358,  369 

Martinez,  Wayne  E..  Santa   Rosa,  Calif. 

Marwede  Patricia.  Santa  Barbara,  Calif. 

Marx,  Anna  Laraine.  Mt.  Pleasant 

Masada,  Jerry  Hideo.   Lanai.  Hawaii 

Mashburn,  Richard  E...  Santa  Monica,  Calif,  348 

Mason,  Dennis  Lavere.  Boise,  Ida..  231,  337 

Mason.  Herbert  Keith,  Blackfoot;  Ida. 

Mason,   Keith   Howard,  Orem 

Mason.   Leslie   Gunnell,   Lexington,    Ky.,   284 

Mason,  Roger  Noef,  Garland,   199,  355 

Mason,   Sterling   Alma.   Springville.   284 

Mason,  Shirley,   Provo 

Mason.  Yerda  Ruth,  Blackfoot,   Ida.,  212.  234,  290 

Massey,  Carolyn,  Corona,  Calif. 

Matheson,  Gordon  Keith,  Chicago,  III.,  332 

Metheny,  Ray  Thomas,  Sandy 

Matheson,  Audria,  Oroville,  Calif. 

Mathews,  Arminta,   Provo 

Mathews,  Gerald   Lynn,   Provo 

Mathews,  James  David,  Nephi 

Mathews.   Kristin  A..   Provo.    169,  291 

Mathews,  Karen  Adeline.   Provo.   169.  205,  367 

Mathews.  Mary  Ann,  Fairfield,  Calif.,  308 

Mathews,   Robert  James,   Provo 

Mathews,  Neldon  C,  Panaca,  Nev.,  367 

Mathie,  Lynn  Richard,  Ogden.   114,  203,  362 

Mathie,  Alton  J.,  Ogden 

Mathis,  Ann   Bunnell,  Provo 

Metis.  Fredrick  W.,  Roy,  203 

Matsen,  John  Martin,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  288 

Matson.  Lorene  Raee,  Anacortes,  Wash.,  355 

Matson.   Kethryn  Ann,  Truckee,  Calif.,  221.  308 

Matthews.  Dorothy  Anne,  Montpelier,  Ida. 

Matthews,  Franklin  III,  Boise,  Ida. 

Matthews.  Georgia,  Montpelier,  Ida. 

Matthews,  Dixie  Carol,  Evanston,  Wyo.,    182,  329 

Matthews.  George  E.,  Superior,  Ariz., 

Mattice.  Nan  Marie,  Pima.  Ariz..  223.  290 

Mattinson,  Willis  J.,  Spanish   Fork 

Mattson.  John  Gary.  Boone,  Iowa 

Mattson,  Vernon  W.,  Murray,   150.  325 

Meughan,  Betty  L.  Burley,  Ida..  349 

Maughan.  Berlee  Allen,  South  Gate,  Calif.,  336 

Maughan,  Marelene  A..  Newark,  Calif.,  317 

Maughan,  Newell  Cyril,  Preston,  Ida.,  331 

Maughan.  Ronald  Bruce,  Boise,  Ida. 

Mauss,  Janice  Lee,  Twin  Falls.  Ida..  223.  353 

Maurer,  David  Walter,  Salt  Lake  City.  288 

Maurey.  Kenneth  L.,  Jersey  Shore.   Pa. 

Maxfield.  Emma  Marie.  Stockton,  Calif,  361 

Maxwell,  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City,  310 

Maxwell.  Mary  Jean,  Salt  Lake  City 

May,   Dorothy,   Blackfoot,  Ida.,  366 

May,  Frank  Reid,  Ogden 

May,  Dean  Lowe,  Caldwell,  Ida. 

May,   Helen,  Blackfoot,  Ida. 

May  .James  Andrew,  Baker,  Ore.,  231 

Mayberry,  Wayne   Howard,   Ogden,    150,   318 

Mayberry.  Orlene   Lois,  Ogden,  308 

Meycock,  William   Edwin,  Sunset 

Mayer.  Janet  Elaine.  Highlands,  Calif.,  366 

Mayer.  Nancy  Lou,  North  High.,  Calif,  366 

Mayo,  Janet,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  344 

McAdam.  John  Robert,  Duchesne 

McAffee.  Jerry  Harmon,  Harbor  City,  Calif,  186,  279 

McAllister,  Cheryl   H„   Provo,  325.  335 

McAllister,  Jack   S.,   Mt.   Pleasant.  367 

McAllister,  Lawrence  B..  Kanab,  302 

McAllister,   Myron   R.,   Provo 

McAllister,  Nancy  E„  Rexburg.  Ida.,   191,  286 

McAllister.  Susan  J..  San   Leandro,  Calif. 

McAllister.  Stephen  N..  Richland.  Wash. 

McArthur.    Arthur   Creia.    Provo,   203 

McBride.  Clarence  E..   Pima.  Ariz.,  296 

McBride,  Carolee.  Salt  Lake  City,  228.  332 

McBride.  Diane,  Pima.  Ariz.,  288 

McBride.  Deanna.  Boise.  Ida..  205.  318 

McBride.   Davis  Owen.   Provo 

McBride.  James   Linehan.  Chula   Vista.  Calif 


McBride.  Michael  W..  Provo 

McBride.  Richard  H..  Grand  Junction.  Colo. 

McBride.  Velma  Joy.  South  Gate,  Calif. 

McCallum.  Barry  G.,  Alberta.  Can. 

McCandless.  William  E..  Huntington 

McCann.   Lauren   B.,   Vancouver.   Wash..    302 

McCance,   Douglas  A.,   Provo 

McCardell,   Robert  C...    Lynndyl 

McCarty,  Marian  F..  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

McCauley,   Evelyn  Laree,   Hollywood.  Calif.,  367 

McClellan,  Delna  M.,  Hayward,  Calif,  367 

McClellan,  Charles  A.,  Payson 

McClellan.  Norene,   Hayward.  Calif.,  233,  291 

McClellan,  Jean  Young,   Payson 

McClellan.  Jeanette,  Idaho  Falls.  Ida.,  228,  348 

McClellan.  Warren  E..  Kennewick.  Wash.,  353 

McCloskey,  Caldona  M..  Wash,  Pa.,  367 

McClure,  Thomas  Hardy,   Fontana.  Calif,  332 

McCluskey.  Kenneth  M.,  Jr.,  Santa  Ana,  Calif..  362 

McClurg.  Odas  Gary.  El  Dorado.  Ark..   150.  367 

McComas.  Sally  Meta.  Pasadena.  Calif.,   189.  348 

McComas.  Carole  Lynn,  Pasadena.  Calif. 

McConkie,  Colleen,  Provo 

McConkie,    Don   Clayton,    Provo 

McConkie.  Vivian.   Salt  Lake  City 

McConkie,  Sarah,   Kemmerer,  Wyo..  362 

McConnell,   Robert  G..   Spanish    Fork,   371 

McConnell.  John  Robert,  Nashville,  Tenn..  331 

McCormack,  Agnes   E.,  Toronto,   Can.,   332 

McCormick,   Marilynn,  American   Fork,    195,   308 

McCosh,  Leonard  W.,  Manti 

McCracken,   Ivan   Hugh,  Alta.  Can.,  322 

McCulley.   Mary  Jane,   Milford,  291 

McCune,  Jeanne,  Fillmore,  80  236,  303 

McCune,    Karen,   Fillmore,  353 

McCune,  Blake  Warren,  Alhambra,  Calif.,  367 

McDaniel,  Earl  Wayne.  Alamosa.  Colo.,  355 

McDaniel.   Eualena,  Bloomfield,  N.  Mex..   367 

McDaniel.   Maren   Kay.  Casper,  Wyo..    197,  350 

McDaniel.  Lucy  S.,  Southern  Pines,  N.C.  367 

McDaniel,  William  A..  Alamosa.  Colo..  332 

McDearmon.   Richard   J.,    Los   Angeles,   Calif,   344 

McDonald  Dorothy  Rae,  Chambers,  Ariz.,  327 

McDonald.  Ervin  John,  Orem 

McDonald,  Eugene  J..   Midway,  Calif.,  348 

McDonald,  Jerry  George,  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,  215.  338 

McDonald,  Kathleen  San  Francisco.  Calif,  80.  205,  325 

McDonald.   Joyce  Y.,   Shaffer,   Calif,    153,    338 

McDonald.  Steven  S..  Provo 

McDonald.  Stuart  Lyle.  Orem 

McDowell.  Mary  Ella.  Mesa.  Ariz..  367 

McDowell.  Sylvia  Irene.  Walla  Walla,  Wash.,  233.  312 

McDowell.   Donald    Kay.  Jacksonville,   Flo.,  308 

McDowell,   Douglas  C,   Provo,  338 

McEwen    Harold   Pixton,   Provo 

McEwan,   Nani  Ann,  Salt   Lake  City,   201.   353 

McEwen,  Orlo  Kay,  Orem 

McFadden,  Terry  Ted,   Deer  Lodge,   Mont. 

McFarland,   Katharine,  Casper,  Wyo.,    197 

McFarland,    Roger  B.,    San   Gabriel,   Calif. 

McFarland,  Ralph   H.,  Provo 

McFarland,  Melva  A.,  Lemhi.  Ida. 

McFarlane,  Hardy  Nyle,  Riverton 

McGarry.    Larry   Kent,    Provo 

McGinnis,  Jo  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City.  209.  348 

McGinnes.   Robert  Drue.   Kennewick,  Wash.,   358 

McGinn,  Joseph  Paul,  Provo,  III,   113 

McGraw,  Dennis  M.,   Puyallup.  Wash. 

McGraw,  Dorothy  Irene,  Medford,  Ore..  41.    173.  312 

Mclff.  Lyle  Hatch.   Orem 

M~cllrath,  Patricia   Mae.  Woods  Cross 

Mclntire.  Jay  Rodney,  Ontario,  Calif. 

Mcintosh.  Hazel  Halice.  El  Paso.  Tex. 

Mclver.   Walter  A.,    Los   Angeles.    Calif.    186 

McKay.   Elaine  Stirland.  Chinook,  Mont.,  296 

McKay,   Barrio  Gunn,   Huntsville,  32,    100.  289 

McKay,  Mary,   Huntsville,  223 

McKay.  William  R..   Provo 

McKean.  Joie  Elaine.  Salt  Lake  City,  287 

McKee,  Burton  Clair,   Holden 

McKee  Bobbie   Gene,    Riverton,   307 

McKee,  Margaret  Joan,  F  illmore 

McKell,  Eldon  Clair.  Provo 

McKell.  Glen  Charles.   Provo 

McKell,   Linda    Kay,    Provo.  201.   226 

McKell.  Maryem,  Provo.  317 

McKellar.  John  Alvin.  Wendover,    140.  335 

McKenna.   La  Jean.   Farmington.   N.   Mex. 

McKenna.  Earl  Albert.   Roosevelt,  294 

McKenzie,  Donald  W„   Lund.   Nev..  347 

McKeon.    Sharon    Darlene   Whittier.    Calif..    325 

McKenzie.  Roderick  G.,  Lund.  Nev. 

McKean.  Howard.  Phillip.  Tuiuangaa.  Calif.  185 

McKinney.    Karen   Ruth.   Spring   City,   310 

McKinnon.   Delia   L.,    Evanston,  Wyo. 

McKnight,  John    Robert,    Heber 

McKnioht,  Eve  Laurette.  Minersville.  80.  153 

McKrol*.  Donald  K..  Mt.  Vernon,  Ore.,  335 

McLamarrah.  Betty  J..   Pima,  Ariz.,  296 

McMahon,  Kay  Alexander,  Spokane,  Wash.,   169 

McMahon.   Frank  Dean,   Provo.    169 

McMeen.  Elaine  Kay,  Denver,  Colo..  358 

McMeen.  Marilyn  F.,  Denver.  Colo.,  80.  205.  339 


McMichael.   Rupert   L.,   Jr.,   Macon,    Ga.,   335 

McMillan.  Hugh  Lloyd,  San  Diego.  Calif,   130 

McMullin,  Karen  Wood.  Connell,  Wash. 

McMullin,  Samma  Jane.  Arcadia.  Calif.  361 

McMurdie,   Larry  Lee,  Buhl,   Ida. 

McMurdie.  Maughan  W.,  Provo,   146 

McNeely,  Harry  Dennis.  St.  George,  314 

McNeil,  Shari   Karleen,  Portland,  Ore.,  323 

McPhee,  Lucille  T.,  Provo 

McPheeters,  Carol  Ann,  Rivera,  Calif 

McPheeters,  Joanne.,  Bank,  Mont. 

McPhee,  Martin  W.,  Bath,  Maine 

McPheeters,  Roger  A.,  Kalispell,  Mont. 

McPherron,    Marilyn    K„   Faitborn,   Ohio,   350 

McPhie,  Janine,    Provo,  287 

McPhie,   Robert,   Heber 

McOuarrie,   Rhonda,   Beaver.   332 

McRae.    Lorin  lirent,   Santa   Barbara,   Calif.,   326 

McVaugh,  William   H.,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  357 

McVay,  Jean    M.,  Weiser,   Ida. 

Meacham,  Duane  Lamar,  Salt  Lake  City 

Meacham,  Douglas  G„  Arco,  Ida.  224,  370 

Meacham,  John  Arlen,  Grace,  Ida.,  207 

Mead.  Robert  M.,  American   Fork 

Means.  Sidney  Glenn.  Freeport,  Tex..  355 

Means,  Joann,   Provo 

Mecham,  Richard  W„  American  Fork,  340,  346 

Mecham,'  Raphael  Clive,  Aspen,  Colo.,  203,  331 

Meek,  John  Clark,  Othello,  Wash..  207 

Megerian.  Audrey   L..   Berkeley.  Calif. 

Mefford,  Margie  Ann,  Secto,  Calif.,  324 

Mehr,  Lois  Marilyn,  Hollydale,  Calif.    197,  217,  334 

Meidiinger,  Richard  J.,  Council  Bluffs,  Iowa,  312 

Meidlinger,  Michael  J.,  Council  Bluffs,  Iowa 

Meier,  Grant  Bower,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Meier,  Jerome  Dale,   Pasadena,  Calif.,  362 

Meier,  Joseph  T.,  Richfield 

Meiners,   Donis  Grant,    Burley,    Ida.,   367 

Meiling.  Jague   Lloyd,   Provo,  330 

Meikle,  Joanne.  Woodland.   Calif.,  337 

Meldrum.   Grant  Cluff.   Provo 

Meldrum,  Leon  H.,  Provo 

Melendez.  David.   Rexburg.  Ida..  85,  290 

Meldrum,  Virginia,  Provo,  299 

Mellor,  Arnold   Harold,  Fayette 

Mellor,  Carl  Joseph,   Lehi 

Mellor,  Letha,  Fayette,  288 

Mellor,  Robert  Lee,  Salt  Lake  City 

Memmott,  Muriel   Dawn,   Bountiful,  349 

Mendenhall,  Linda,  Escalon,  Calif  ,346 

Mendenhall,  Robert  L.,   Provo 

Meudoza,  Alvaro,  Chili.,   Mex. 

Menssen,  Juergen   W.,   Sandy,  350 

Menzies,  James  Wesley,   Price,  311 

Mercer,   Frances  J.,   Provo 

Mercer,  Joann   Marilyn,   Provo 

Merino,  Jose  Maria,  San  Diego,  Calif.   193,  309 

Meredith,  Gary  Edward,  American   Fork,  329 

Meredith,  Ralph  J.,  Pleasant  Grove,  344 

Merkley,  Harvey  B..  Calgary,  Can.,  81,  207,  288,  300 

Merkley,  John  Patrick,  Bremerton,  Wash. 

Merrell.  Chryl  Janice,   Duchesne,  329 

Merrell,   Lawrence  E.,   Duncan,  Ariz. 

Merrell.  Rulon   Leroy,   Idaho  Falls.  Ida.,  215,  302 

Merrill.  Carol  Joan,   Salt  Lake  City 

Merrill,  Cheri  Dene,  Pocatello,  Ida.,  257,  300 

Merrill,   Don   William,    Riverton 

Merrill,  Heber  Kent,  Alta.  Can.,  228,  329 

Merrill,   Keith  West,  Alta,  Can. 

Merrill.  Lavaun  S..  Jr.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  289 

Merrill,  Lura  Mae,  Salt  Lake  City,  314 

Merrill,  Myrna  Joan,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  366 

Merrill,  Mary  Ann,  Twin  Fells,   Ida.,   156.  335 

Merrill,   Ralph  Taft,   Pocatello,   Ida. 

Merrill,  Ronald  B.,  Valparaiso,  Fla. 

Merrill,   Robert  Eugene,    Ramah,   N.   Mex.,  350 

Merrill,  Wilda  Louise,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  327 

Merrill,   Wade    Harris,    Lorenzo,    Ida. 

Merritt,  Lamont  Rich,  Afton,  Wyo.,  294 

Merryman,  Anita   Marie,  Arcadia,  Calif.,  345 

Meservy,  Jerry  De  Marr,  Bountiful,  346 

Meservy,   Virginia    Rae,    Provo,    309 

Messegee,    Ramon    George,    Provo 

Messegee,  Sharon  Mills,  Provo 

Messervy,  Don  Carlos,  Orem 

Metcalf  Clifford  W„  Provo 

Metcalf.  Mavis,  San  Bernardino,  Calif.,  326 

Meudoza.  Alvaro.  Chile 

Michaels,  Sheila  Crowe,  Las  Vegas,  Nev..  344 

Michaelis.   Elaine,  Garland.  330 

Michie.  Carol.   Heber.  314 

Mickelsen.  Carol  A..  Antonito.  Colo. 

Mickelsen,   Richard  A.,   Rigby,   Ida..  302 

Middleton,   Marilyn,     La   Habra,  Calif,  370 

Middleton,   Patricia  A.,  Tallahassee,   Fla.,  306 

Middleton,  Ernest  W.,  San  Francisco,  Calif 

Middaugh,  Carma   Barker,   Provo,  292 

Midgley    Duane  Van.  Salt  Lake  City 

Midgley.   Merlin   Keith,  Salt  Lake  City.  329 

Miera,  Manuel  Ruben,   Layton 

Migliaccio,  Ralph  R.,  Spanish  Fork 

Miqliaccio,  Karen  M„  Spanish  Fork 

Mikkelsen,  Orel  M.,   Provo 


414 


Mikkelsen,    Ray   O.,    Provo,   294 

Mikkelsen,  Ramon  Lang,  Eugene,  Ore. 

Milam,  Gary  Dean,  Glendale,  Calif.,  296 

Miles,    H.    Gary,    Montpelier,    Ida.,    118 

Miles,  Joe   Milton,    Pleasant  Grove 

Miles,  Marilyn  Vilate,  Provo 

Millar,  Carol  Ann,  Boise,   Ida.,  218,  344 

Millar,  James  Franklin,   Palo  Alto,  Calif,  211 

Millar,   N.  Jeanne,   Shelley,    Ida.,   317 

Millar,  M.  Yvonne,  Pleasant  Grove 

Millard,   Lorna,  Salt  Lake  City 

Millard.   Robert  H.,  Burley,   Ida. 

Miller,  Alene,   Provo,  228 

Miller,  Barbara  Yvonne,  Salt  Lake  City,  91,  355 

Miller,  Bobbe  Ann,  San  Rafael,  Calif.,  359 

Miller,  Beth,  Victor,   Ida. 

Miller,   Barbara  Jo,   Portland,   Ore.,  296 

Miller,  Corena,  Portland,  Ore.,  80,  205,  315 

Miller,  Colin  Harris,  Alberta,  Can.,  292,  300 

Miller,  Dale  Arden,  San  Fernando,  Calif. 

Miller,  Donna,  Ogden,  313 

Miller,  Don   Leroy,  Victor,   Ida.,  294 

Miller,   Eddy  Lenard,  Monrovia,  Calif. 

Miller,    Eve,  Sandy 

Miller,  Ellis  Wilson,  Twin  Falls,   Ida.,  359 

Miller,  Franklin   Kay,  Provo 

Miller,   H.  Lewis,  Ogden,  3  18 

Miller,  Henry  N.,  Jr.,  San  Diego,  Calif.,  372 

Miller,  Jerry  R.,  Springville 

Miller,    Lavon    June,    Washington,    D.C. 

Milter,  Linda   Lou,   Modesto,  Calif. 

Miller,   Lindalee,  Sun  Valley,  Calif. 

Miller.  Lewis  Paul,  Manti,  31  I 

Miller,    Mark,  Sandy 

Miller,  Marilyn  Ruth,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  191,  313 

Miller,    Martin    L.,   Provo 

Miller.   Marshall    Lee,    Provo,   85,   313 

Miller,  Mary  Margaret,  Orem 

Miller,  Morgan   Lewis,   Manti 

Miller,   Nancy  Ladle,   Provo,  294 

Miller,  Patricia  Lee,  Millbrae,  Calif.,  366 

Miller,    Reed    Karl,   Provo,   300 

Miller,    Richard    K.,    Elmhurst,    III.,    312 

Miller,  Richard  Lynn,  Great  Lakes,  111.,  203 

Miller,   Ronald   Leroy,    Indio,  Calif.,  348 

Miller,  Sterl  Ferren,  Tremonton,  231 

Miller,  Taft  Crandell,  Ovid,   Ida.,  348,  364 

Miller,  Thomas  Lynn,  Stockton,  Calif.,  203,  371 

Miller,  Taylor  Karl,  Sandy 

Miller,   Toni,   Olmstead 

Miller,   Tom    Frederick,   Garrison,    Mont.,   331 

Miller,   William   Albert,    Beaver,    279 

Miller,  Wendell   V.,    Provo,   348 

Millerberg,   Diane,  Midvale,  361 

Millet,   Floyd  Jackson,  Salt  Lake  City,   370 

Millett,   Donna   Elaine,   Lake  Arrowhead,  Calif,  309 

Milleft,  Maurice  S.,  Hermosa  Beach,  Calif 

Millett,  Richard  L,  Mesa,  Ariz. 

Milliner,  John  Thomas,  Heber,  325 

Mills,  Janice  Marie,    Bountiful,   350 

Mills,  Oula,  Bountiful,  366 

Mills,  Vernalie,   Oakley,    Ida.,   338 

Mllward,  Joseph  D.,  Warden,  Wash.,  370 

Millward,   Franklin  Jr.,  Berkeley,  Calif,  318 

Milne,   Brent  Lindsay,  American    Fork 

Milne,   Nancy,  Salt  Lake  City,  329 

Milner,  Susann  Hyde,   Payson 

Miner,  8ryant  Albert,  Sandy 

Miner,  Alan  Edward,  Grantsville,  81,  203 

Miner,   David   Lee,  Springville 

Miner,  Edward  Glen,  Sandy,  338 

Miner,   Francis   Lynn,   Springville,   370 

Miner,   Janet,   Grantsville 

Miner,  Reynolds  Reed,  Springville,  302 

Miner,  Sheila   Marie,    Fairview,  339 

Minor,  Jay  Louis,  Lakewood,  Calif,  215,  338 

Minson,  Joy,  Garden  Grove,  Calif,  317 

Minson,   Ronald   Kay,  Salt  Lake  City 

Mlratti,  Charles  R.,   Burlingame,   Calif,  338 

Misbach,  Graham   H.(  Austin,   Minn.,  290,  296 

Misseldine,   Marilyn,   Idaho  Falls,   Ida. 

Mitchell,  Arthur  P.,  St.  George 

Mitchell,  Charles  Ray,   Provo,  288 

Mitchell,   Dallas  Carl,  San  Bernardino,  Calif 

Mitchell,  Gilbert  A.,  Bellflower,  Calif,  370 

Mitchell,  Joyce,   Provo 

Mitchell,  James  P.,  Burley,  Ida.,  215,  331 

Mitchell,   Karl  Clark,   Parowan 

Mitchell,  Theodore  R.,   Phoenix,  Ariz. 

Mitton,  Annette  T.,  Vallejo,  Calif,   191,  328 

MIya,  Yosh,  Shimtsu,  Japan 

Mobley,  Thurla  Ann,   Menan,  Ida.,  315 

Mock,   Leilani  Viola,   Sparks,   Nev. 

Moeller.  Karen,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  324,  330,  334 

Moen,  Gilbert,  Union,  N.  J.,  260 

Moesser,  Dorene  Louie,  Etna,  Wyo.,    149,  350 

Moesser,  Kent  Lanny,  Etna,  Wyo. 

Moffat,  Dennis  George,  Apple  Valley,  Calif,    114,  362 

Moffett,  Joana,  Duncan,  Ariz.,  329 

Mofflt,  Henry  Edward,  Sweet  Home,  Ore.,  329 

Moffltt,   Howard,  Jr.,  Duchesne 

Mohter.  Eldon  Arnold,   Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  329 

Mohlman,  Grant  Carter,  Altamont,  325 


Mohlman,    Marilee.    Elko,   Nev.,  228.  329 

Moir,  Wilfred,  Jr.,  Niagara  Falls,  N.Y. 

Moikeha,  Mona  Any  H.,  Wailuka,   Maui 

Mollerup,  Carol  Ann,   Pocatello,   Ida.,  364 

Molyneux,    Ivan    Earl,    Kimberly,    Ida. 

Molle,    Frank   Dalton,    Hawthorne,    Calif. 

Molloy,  Gerald  Edward,  Hempstead,  N.Y.,  260 

Monahan,    Raymond    E.,   Clifton,    Colo. 

Moncur,    Robert   Merrill,    Lovell,   Wyo. 

Monroe,  Sherry  Lee,  Salt  Lake  City,  368 

Monroe,   Stephen    L.,    Burlingame,   Calif. 

Monsen,   Stephen    Brent,    Mt.    Pleasant 

Monsen,   Ray  Gilman,  Orem 

Monson,  Claudia   S.,   Riverside,  Calif. 

Monson,   Darlene,   Ucon,   Ida.,  371 

Monson,   David    Edward,   Pleasant  Grove 

Monson,  Darrel  James,   Provo 

Monson,   Dale  Leroy,  Boise,   Ida. 

Monson,   Eva  Carol,   Boise,   Ida.,  331 

Monson,  Farrell  Ray,  Idaho  Falls.  Ida.,  207,  309 

Monson.   Mary  Alice,  American   Fork,    156,  290 

Monson,   Marcia,   Denver,  Colo.,   347,   365 

Monson,    Marlene,   American   Fork,    195,  326 

Monson,  Ronald  K.,  McGill,  Nev. 

Montague,  Michael  D.,  Payson,  348 

Montague,   David   Oliver,   Salt  Lake   City 

Montgomery,    David    C,    Melrose    Park,    III.,    366 

Montgomery,  Clinton  Y.,  Melrose   Park,  111.,  309 

Montgomery,   N.   Brent,    Provo 

Montgomery,   Melvin  J.,   Heber 

Montgomery,  Paul   Dean,  Burley,  Ida.,  284,    146 

Montierth,   Gary  Cloyd.Norwalk,   Calif,   292 

Montlerth,    Myrna    Lue,    Phoenix,  Ariz.,  338 

Montorl,  Olive  Delores,  328 

Moody,  Catherine   P.,  Washington,  D.C,  201,  323 

Moody,  Dorene  Nell,   Delta,   149.    183,  284 

Moody,  Julia   Penelope,  San  Jose,  Calif.,    149,  351 

Moody,  Joan  Lapreat,  Oakland,  Calif.,  284 

Moody,  Lester  Young,   Delta,  370 

Moody,   John   Duane,    Provo,    145 

Moody.   Merrill   F.,   Moline,   III..  350 

Moon,  Clive  Dee,  Duchesne,  309 

Moon,   Carole    Irene,   Springville,   208,   351 

Moon,  Elaine,  Provo,  370 

Moon,  Harold   Kay, 'Jr.,   Provo,    162,  279 

Moon,    Marilyn,  Springville,   209,  284 

Moon,    Merrill,    Provo 

Moon,  Patricia  Nelson.  Tulsa,  Okla.,  292 

Moore,   Bruce  Jay,  Salt  Lake  City 

Moore,  Cerita  Marie,  Nampa,  Ida.,   153,  33! 

Moore,  Danny  William,  Hagerman,  Ida.,   124 

Moore,   Evelyn   Penelope,   Provo,  346 

Moore,  Georgia   Helene,  Bountiful,  91,  221,  246,  309 

Moore,  Janis  Ann,  Idaho  Falls,   Ida.,  223,  348 

Moore,   Linda  Alice,   Monte  Vista,  Colo.,  332 

Moore,    Michael    Robins,    San    Bernardino,    Calif,    185, 

215 
Moore,   Robert  Arthur,   Provo,  292 
Moore,  Sharon,   Los  Angeles,  Calif.,    188 
Moore,  Warren  Allen,  Concord,  Calif,    185,  348 
Moosman,  Jewel,  Boulder,  327 
Moray,  Agnes  Marie,  Long  Beach,  Calif 
Morawski,   Hans  Joachim,   Berlin,  Germany,  318 
Morgan,  Afton  Adolph,  Circleville,  355 
Morgan,  Alma    Paul,  Circleville 
Morgan,   Carolyn,   Ovid,   Ida.,  228,   312 
Morgan,  David  Everett,  Crowley,   Ida. 
Morgan,  Jackeen  Ann,  San  Marino,  Calif.,  368 
Morgan,  Jerrold   Ramon,  Sandy,  310 
Morgan,  John    David,   San    Diego,   Calif. 
Morgan,  Joyce,  Walnut  Creek,  Calif.,  332 
Morgan,   Michael   F.,   Provo 
Morgan,  Marcia  E.,  Presido,  Calif,  94,  191.  309 
Morgan,  Marcia  Ann,  Provo,  94,  315 
Morgan,   Myralee,   Kuna   Ida.  298 
Morgan,  Orland  Fred,  Prosser,  Wash.,  313 
Morgan,  Neil  William,  Ovid,   Ida.,  364 
Morgan,   Patricia  Ann,  Pleasant  Grove,    166,  347,  368 
Morgan,  Venna   Dee,  Sanford,  Colo. 
Morgan,  Scott  Kendrick,  Wilmette,   III.,  207,  224,  228, 

326 
Morley,   Gayle   L.,   Moroni,   286 
Morley,  Sharon,  Fountain  Green,  368 
Morley,  Vanetta   Mario,  Clearfield 
Morr,  Bruce  Robert,  Riverside.  Calif,    185,  364 
Morr,   Marilyn,  Salt  Lake  City,  300 
Morphis,   Karl   Dean,  Casta   Mesa,  Calif,  332 
Morrell,  Nancy  Ann,  Brlgham  City,  368 
Morrell,  Ruth,  Brigham  City,  80,  298 
Morrey,  Margaret  Jean,  Joseph,  195,  306 
Morrill,   Callls   Gary,  Tridell 
Morrill    David  Grant,  Provo,  368 
Morrill,  Keren  Kaye,  Tridell,  371 
Morris,    Ephraim   Bonner,  Salt  Lake  City,  331 
Morris,  Julie  Anne,   Provo 
Morris,  Jack  Borden,  Provo,    156,  364 
Morrs,  Judith   Kay.  Anaheim,  Calif,  217,  229,  323 
Morris,  Lee  J.,  Heber 

Morris,  Monte  J..  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  231.  332 
Morris,  Suzy  Ann,  Orange,  Calif.,  371 
Morrison,   Floy  John,   Heyburn,   Ida.,  368 
Morrison,   Beverly,  Lovell,  Wyo.,    153.  337 
Morrison,   Kenneth  J.,   Kaysville,  324 


Marshall  -  N alder 

Morrison,  Wayne  Lee,  Los  Angeles,  Calif 

Morrow,    Melvin    Kenneth,    Long    Beach,    Calif.,    368 

Morse,  William  Martin,  Manhattan  Beach,  Calif,  325 

Mortensen,    Boyd,    Ephraim 

Mortensen,  Carolyn  J.,  Blythe,  Calif.,  314 

Mortensen,   Donna  Jean,   Monrovia,  Calif,  223,  370 

Mortensen,  Myrna   Faye,  Western  Springs,  III. 

Mortensen,    Paul    Holden,   Springville,   314,   319 

Mortensen,   Taylor   M.,   Blythe,  Calif. 

Mortensen,  Stuart  L.(   Emery 

Mortensen,  William   E.,   La  Grande,  Ore. 

Mortimer,  William  J.,  Montclair,  N.J.,  260,  371 

Morton,   Carolyn    Kaye,  American    Fork 

Moser,  Blair  Vernal,   Preston,   Ida.,  358 

Moses,  Wayne  Clair,    Parma,    Ida.,   370 

Moss,  Connie,   Durango,  Colo.,  348 

Moss,  Dennis  Dean,  Woods  Cross,  229 

Moss,  Joan,   Layton,  294 

Moss,  Jack    Elmo,   Salt  Lake  City 

Moss,  Judith,  Salt  Lake  City,  218 

Moss,   Ruth   Mae,   Ririe,   Ida.,  323 

Mote,  George  Earle,  Grants  Pass,  Ore.,  358 

Mote,   Herbert   Irvin,  Grants  Pass,  Ore. 

Mott,  Dean  Garold,   LaJara.  Colo..  288 

Mott,  Jewell,  LaJara,  Colo. 

Mott,   Jacqueline,   LaJara,   Colo. 

Mott,    Ralph    Lionel,   Orem 

Mott,  Ethel  LaJara,  Colo. 

Moulton,    Margie  Ann,    Provo,  294 

Moulton,  Clark  Alma,  Jr.,   Kelly,  Wyo.,  324 

Moultrie,   Beverly  Ann,  Salmon,   Ida. 

Mousley,  Boyd   Hyrum,  Riverton 

Mower.  Glade  Weston,  Fairview,  310 

Mower,    Richard    L.,    Orem 

Moye,  Lois  Marilyn,  Arlington,  Va.,  286 

Moyes,   Billie   Marlene,   Provo,  331 

Moyes,  Leon  Roger,  Provo,    130,  314 

Moyle,  Helen  Roseann,  Beryl,  362 

Moyle,  Betty  Louise,  Meridian,  Ida.,  318 

Moyle,  Kathleen.  American  Fork,  236 

Moyle,  Richard  W.,  American  Fork,  279 

Mueller,  Bruce  James.  Running  Springs.  Calif. 

Muhlestein,   Gerald   R.,   Provo 

Muhlestein,  Ltla  M.  C,  Provo 

Muhlestein,  Joyce,  Provo,  145 

Muhlestein,   Helene  D.,   Prove 

Muhlestein,  Mary  K.,  Boise,  Ida.,  209,  327 

Muhlestein,  Richard  D.,  Provo,  366 

Muir,   Elmo  Ricks,   Provo,  332 

Muirhead,  Alice   M.   B.,   Williams,   Ariz.,   322 

Mulhern,   Arleene,    Long    Beach,   Calif,    145,    183,   328 

Mullen,  Loralee,  Murray,  362 

Mulrooney,  Virginia   F.,  Venice,  Calif. 

Mumford.  Carole,  Mt.  Pleasant,  318 

Mumford.  Margaret  Ann,  Mt.  Pleasant,  234,  296 

Munhall,  Grace,  Las  Vegas,  Nev. 

Munson,  Lydia  C,  McGill.  Nev.,  284 

Munson,  Dick  Addy,  Provo 

Murchie,    Patricia    Jean,    Long    Beach,   Calif,   31,    172, 

189 
Murdoch,   Susan    Nibley,   Salt  Lake  City,  367 
Murdock,  Allen   Kent,  Springville 
Murdock,  C.  Dale,   Beaver 
Murdock,   Jon    Larry,   Provo,  362 
Murdock,   Paul   Bingham,   Nada,  Calif. 
Murdock,  Olive  Sue,  Compton,  Calif.,  323 
Murdock,  Sara  Joyce,  Cokeville,  Wyo.,  233,  362 
Murdock,  Sally  Jo,  Sacramento,  Calif,    153,    189 
Murdock,  Stephen    Paul,  American   Fork 
Murdock,  Thomas  J.,  Heber,  286 
Murphy,  David  Russell,  West  Covlna,  Calif. 
Murphy,  Charlotte  E.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif 
Murphy,   Floyd   M„   Provo,   156,  284 
Murphy,   K.   Mark,   Salem,   Ore..  86 
Murphy,  Jerry  Bert,   Provo,  298 
Murphy,   Myrna  Jean,   Spanish   Fork,   221,   315 
Murphy,  Sheridon  Leo,   Provo,  370 
Murphy,   Sherron,,   Glendale,  Calif 
Murphy,  Richard  F.,  Quebec,  Can.,  372 
Murphy,  Vira  Ann,  Spanish  Fork,   153,  324 
Murray,  Drusilla  Ann,  McMinnville,  Ore.,  332 
Murray,  Evelyn  Alice,  Boise,  Ida.,  149 
Murray,  Fancher  M.,  Nephi,  302 
Murray,  Jerry   Lyle,    Myton 
Murray,   Robert  James,   Los  Angeles,  Calif 
Musal,  Anita,  St.  Remy,  N.Y. 
Musick,   Linda   Ruby,  Alhambra,  Calif.,  367 
Musig,  Morris  Demille,  Salt  Lake  City,  279 
Musser,  Marcia   Ellis,  Chevy  Chase,   Md.,    153,  344 
Mussler,  ans  Karl,  Frankfurt,  Germany,  294,  344 
Mussatt,  James  Roy,  Sunnyside,  367 
Myers,  Judith  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City,  348 
Myers,   Leon  Aaron,  Boise,  Ida. 
Myers,   Stephen    Robert.   New   Plymouth,    Ida. 
Mykol,  Elsa  Denise,  Salem,  Ore.,    195,  327 

N 
Nackos,   Frank  James,  Oakland,  Calif.,  364 
Nackos,  Charles  James,  Oakland,  Calif 
Naegle,  John  Charles,  Ucon,  Ida.,  365 
Nahulu,  Eli  Kaul,  Oahu,  T.H. 
Nakken,  Dixie  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City,  362 
Nally,  Lonnie  Boyd,   Lordsburg,  N.  Mex.,  361 
Nalder,  Lanny  Johnson.  Shelley,  Ida. 


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Nash,  Blaine  Elynn,  Provo 

Nash.  Verio  June,  Butte.  Mont.,  314 

Nate,  Dee  Ann,  Cokeville,  Wyo.,  367 

Naumu,  Judith   Puanani,   Kauai,  T.H. 

Nation,  Frances  Arlene,  Gunnison,  257,  300 

Nay,  Barbara  Jean,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  367 

Nay,   Arlene,    Imperial,   W.   Vo.,  331 

Nay,   Mateland  D.,  Sigurd 

Nay.  Wanda  Jean.  Parma,  Ida..  91,  332 

Naylor,  Clyde  Richard,  Provo 

Naylor,   Helen,  Alexandria,  Va.,  28a 

Naylor,   Karl  Glen,   Provo 

Naylor,  Jay  Harvey,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  32,    130 

Neal,  Alice,  Malad,  Ida..  331 

Neal,    Dallas   Howard,   Malad.    Ida.,   330 

Neal,    Glenys    Marie,    Stone.    Ida. 

Neath,  Stephen  Klages,  Bountiful,  207,  363 

Nebeker.  Spencer  P.,  Afton,  Wyo..  361 

Neeley,  David  Mitchell,  Spanish  Fork 

Neeley,  Douglas  M.,  Spanish  Fork 

Neeley.  Jay  Miller.   Pico.  Calif.,    186,  319 

Neeley,  Marilyn  Maude.  Salt  Lake  City,  97,  334 

Neff.  Joann   Berteena.  Ogden,  358 

Neff,  Wilma   Bankhead,  Santa    Rosa,  Calif.,   352 

Neff,  David  E.,  Wells  Nev. 

Negro,   Donald  Ray,   Lovell,  Wyo. 

Neil,  Roberta  Mary,  Long  Beach,  Calif. 

Neilsen,  Wayne  Leland,  Lark 

Neilson,   Elmo  Gary,  Alberta,  Can. 

Neilson,   Ferdanand  A.,  Washington 

Neilson.  Fred  A.,  Washington.  284 

Neilson,  Joann,  Sacramento,  Calif. 

Neilson.  Lenord  Elwood,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  331 

Neilson,  Morris  Earl,  Provo,  302 

Neilson.   Marie  Adele.   Redwood,  Calif.,   153,   334 

Neilson,   Patricia   M.,  Temple  City,  Calif.,  348 

Nelson.  Allen   Eugene,    Helper 

Nelson,   Alvin   John,   Jr.,    Provo 

Nelson,   Ann    Marie,    Richmond,    225 

Nelson,  Barbra  Jean,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  156,  183,  318 

Nelson,  Charlotte   M.,    Idaho   Falls,   Ida.,   318 

Nelson,  Conrad   Rulon,   Ferron 

Nelson,   Dale   Lee,  Comnne 

Nelson,  Dean  McClain,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Nelson,  Doloris,   Provo,    189 

Nelson.  Elaine,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  209,  217,  325 

Nelson,  Ferrel  Garth,  Orem 

Nelson,  George  F.,  Montpelier,  Ida. 

Nelson,  Grace  C,   Redmond 

Nelson,   Harold  John,  Salt   Lake  City 

Nelson,  Janice  Loe,  Pocetello,   Ida.,  296 

Nelson,  Janeen,   Lehi,  352 

Nelson,  Janice,  La   Plata,  N.  Mex. 

Nelson,  Jeniel,  St.  Ignatus,  Mont.,  366 

Nelson,  Judith   Naoma,  Gooding,   Ida.,    163,    167 

Nelson,    Keith  Jacob,   Provo 

Nelson.  Kay,  Moses  Lake,  Wash. 

Nelson,   Keith   Lindon,   Provo 

Nelson,  Larry  C,   Provo,  363 

Nelson,   Linda   Lee,  Long   Beach,  Calif.,  218,   353 

Nelson,  Lowell  Robert,  Whitehall,  Mont.,  362 

Nelson,  Louise  Kimball,  Springville,  294 

Nelson,    M.   Don,    Genola,    346 

Nelson,   Marcia,   Phoenix,  Ariz.,  333 

Nelson,  Mary  Kay,  Snowville 

Nelson,  Neil  Foss,  Preston,  Ida.,  211,  288 

Nelson,  Neal  Allen,  Preston,  Ida. 

Nelson,  Narene,  Martin  S.D.,  217,  229,  334 

Nelson,  Omer  Dean,  Thatcher,  Ariz.,  292 

Nelson,   Ra  Voe,  Jackson.  Wyo.,  367 

Nelson,  Richard  H..  Spanish  Fork,  286 

Nelson,    Rodney    Price,  Spanish    Fork 

Nelson,   Ronald   Kent,   Sandy 

Nelson,   Ruth,  Thatcher,  Ariz. 

Nelson,  Sergie  W.,  Jr.,   Payson 

Nelson.  Scott  Howard,  N.  Fork.  Idaho,  102,  303 

Nelson,  Shirley  Mae,  Spanish  Fork,  229,  351 

Nelson,  Shirley  Mae,   Idaho  Falls.   Ida.,  334 

Nelson,  Thomas  Lane,  Provo 

Nelson,  Varr  Young.  Idaho  Falls,  Ida..  186,  292 

Neser,  Paul  Irving,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  309 

Neser.  Gerald  Otto,  Los  Angeles.  Calif.,  309 

Neslen,  Sharon   M.,  Carp.  Calif. 

Neuenswander,  Doyle  J.,  Weston,  Ida. 

Neuenswander,  Val  J..  Weston,  Ida.,  237,  303 

Newbold,   Maureen,   Riverton,  364 

Newbury,  Twilla   M.,   Springville 

Newbold,    Marilyn,    South    Jordan 

Newman,    Dianne    Eileen,   Salt    Lake    City,    229,    327 

Newman,    Peggy  June,  Ogden,  334 

Newman,  William   Albert,   Springville,   302 

Newman.  Walter  Dennis.  American   Fork 

Newton,   Mary  Alice.    Provo 

Newton,  Wallace  Smith,  Alberta,  Can..  299 

Nibarger,  A.  Lamont.  Mountain  View,  Wyo. 

Nichol.  Jack  Wayne.  Salt  Lake  City,  231,  326 

Nicholes,  Henry  Joseph,   Provo 

Nicholes,   Perrine,  American   Fork 

Nicholls.   Roger  Verl.   Orem 

Nichols,  Carma  Sue,  Burley,  Ida.,  358 

Nichols,  Clyde  R..  Jr.,  Hartsville.  S.C. 

NichoU.    Kermit   Botlon,    Roy 

Nichols,  Marcia   F..  Salt  Lake  City.  360 

Nichols,  Murrey  Leo,   Bessemer,   N.C. 


Nichols,  Nancy  Ruth,  Palo  Alto.  Calif.,  362 

Nichols.  Rosalie  E.,  Salt  Lake  City.  344 

Nichols,  S.  Rochelle.  Brigham  City,  298 

Nicholson,    Donna   Belle,   Provo,   314 

Nickelsen,  Owe  Jens,  Quito,   Ecuador,  298 

Nicol,  Lola  Ann,  Arabia,   La.,  330 

Nicol,  Keren  Anne,  Pittsburg,  Calif.,  331 

Nicoll,  Lynn  A.,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  331 

Nicoll,  John  Cleveland.  Mesa.  Ariz..  I  18,  317 

Nield,  Deloyd  Minor,  Long  Beach,  Calif. 

Nielsen,  Alfred  Carl,  Orem 

Nielsen,   Dick   Hyatt,  Centerfield,   317 

Nielsen,  Dorothy  Marie,  Pasadena,  Calif.,  167,  209,  368 

Nielsen,  Edward   Denny,  St.  Johns,  Ariz. 

Nielsen,   Franklin  Ole.  St.  Johns,  Ariz. 

Nielsen.  Genevieve  L.,   Mesa,  Ariz. 

Nielsen,    Harry   S.,    Ferron 

Nielsen,  Josephine,   Ogden,   225 

Nielsen,  Lanny  D.,  Blackfoot,  Ida. 

Nielsen,  Leslie  Gerald,  St.  Johns,  Ariz. 

Nielsen,   Linda   Mae,   Provo,  209 

Nielsen,    Lynn    Moser,    Lehi 

Nielsen,   Lorna   Ruth,  Ogden 

Nielsen,  Marcus  O,  Mesa,  Ariz. 

Nielsen,  Phyllis  V.,  Orem 

Nielsen.   Ronald   Leland,   Provo 

Nielsen,  Swen   Claudi,    Provo 

Nielsen,  Shenna   Lee,   Houston,  Texas,  366 

Nielsen,  Shirley   Diane,   Bountiful 

Nielsen,  Velma   M.,  Holladay,  327 

Nielson,  Albert  S.,   Ill,  Santaquin,  359 

Nielson,  Allen  Russell,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  368 

Nielson,  Allen  W.,    Moroni 

Nielson,   Betty  Jo,   St.  Worland,  Wyo. 

Nielson.   Brent  L.  Alberta.  Can.,  324 

Nielson,  Charles  f\,   Monroe,  207 

Nielson,   Clayton  A.,   Orem 

Nielson,   Dixie   Lee,   Tooele 

Nielson,    Fred    Kent,    Provo 

Nielson,  Glenice  Lewis,   Monticetlo 

Nielson,  James   King,   Monroe,  348 

Nielson,  John   Richard,  Alberta,  Can. 

Nielson,  Julia  Adams,    Provo 

Nielson,  Mary  Lou,   Manti 

Nielson,   Myrna,  Spanish   Fork,   334 

Nielson,   Merritt  D.,   Freewater,  Ore.,   368 

Nielson,   Nella   Louise,   Mesa,  Ariz.,  331 

Nielson,   Patricia,   Bingham,  361 

Nielson,   Ronald   A.,  Tooele,    I  14 

Nielson,    Roger  B.,   Springville 

Nielson,   Ronald  F.,  Salt  Lake  City,  291,  348 

Nielson,    Stephen    M.,    Monticello 

Nielson.  Susan  Linda,   Lynndyl,  221,  309 

Niles.   Barbara   Lena,   Los  Angeles,  Calif.,    145,  327 

Nilsen,  Don   Lee   Fred.  Spanish  Fork,  94,  291 

NIms,  Janet  Roberta,  Marysville,  Calif.,   183,  322 

Nish,   Dale  Leroy,  Alberta,  Can. 

Nish.    Kay   Lavern,   Alberta,   Can. 

Nisbett,   Robert  Sonnie,   Boise,   Ida.,   310 

Nixon,  Elray  S.,  Provo 

Nixon,    Glade   O,    Holden 

Nixon,   Richard   Smoot,   Provo 

Noakes.  Geraldine,  Orem 

Nobbs,  Ronald  Clarence,  Salt  Lake  City,  364 

Nixon,  Lynn  William,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Noble,   Carol   Joy,   Ogden,    149,   309 

Noble,  Joseph  Wayne,   Farmington 

Noble,  Larry  Earl,  Eugene,  Ore.,  308 

Noble,    Phyllis  Joan,  Whiterocks 

Noble,  Morrelt  Edwin,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

Noble.  Zina,  Walla  Walla,  Wash..  234,  313 

Noble.  Vernice.  Walla  Walla.  Wash.,  225 

Nock,  George  Roy,  Santa  Cruz,  Calif.,  309.  311 

Noel,  Nancy   Lee,   Monrovia,  Calif.,  223,   369 

Noel,  Robert  Edward.  Chandler,  Ariz. 

Noel.  Wanda  Lee,  Oakland,  Calif.,  364 

Noel,  Ethel  Frances,  San  Diego,  Calif. 

Nolen,  Diane  Oates,  Pasadena,  Calit. 

Nolen,  Phillip  Wayne,  Pasadena.  Calif,  309 

Nooner,  Tennie  Joy,    Lisle,   III. 

Norberg,    James   Angus,    Oakland,    Calif.,    332 

Nordgren,    Shirley  Joy,   Salt   Lake   City,    153 

Nordgren,  Weston    Nephi,    Provo,   315 

Noreen,    Diane   Yvonne,    Lakewood,   Calif.,   367 

Norman,  Mary  Jean,  Whittier,  Calif,   149,  221,  319 

Norr,    Gloria,   Tremonton,    153.   347 

Norris,  Robin  Mitchell  Phoenix.  Ariz.,  150.  368 

Norris.  Paul  David.  Jr.,   Etna,  Calif 

Northrop.  S"herena  Cloe,  Nampa,  Ida.,  332 

North,   lla  Jean,  Heber,  316 

North.  James  Albert,  Heber,  289 

Norton,  Betty  Velate,  Central,  Ariz.,  313 

Norton,  De  Ray,  Provo,   193,  364 

Norton,   Dorothy  Allen,   Spanish   Fork,    149,   322 

Norton,   Belva    Baker.    Provo 

Norton,  Harold  Lee,  SHverton,  Ore.,  327 

Norton,  Jaimee    LaRue,   Orem 

Norton,   Lynda   Dawn,  Sandy,  368 

Norton,  Merritt  Ronald,  Orem 

Norton.  Richard  Leslie,  Oqden.  325 

Novakovich,  Stephen  G.,  Denver,  CoJo.,   185,  332 

Nowell,  Norine   Patsy,   Huntington   Park,  Calif 

Numkena.   Shirley  Ann,   Kayenta,   Ariz. 

Nunes.  Pearl  Ann,  Newark,  Calif.,  334 


Nuttall,    Drayton   G.,   Sacramento,   Calif.,   325 

Nuttall.   Carol    Vera.    Provo.   314,    334 

Nuttall,    Karen,    Downers   Grove,    III..    347 

Nuttall,  Ronald  Dean,  Lehi 

Nuttall,  Paul  Everett,   Pacific  Grove,  Calif.  231 

Nutter,   Diana   Geneva,   Corona.   Calif.,  205,   319 

Nybo,  June   Loretta,  Salem,  327 

Nybo,    Ronald    Carl,    Provo 

Nybo,    Dean   Strong,    Spanish    Fork 

Nyman,  Carol,   Nephi,  353 

O 
Oakes.   Judith   Ellen,    Riverside.   Calif,   223,   345 
Oaks,  Janet,  Provo 
Oaks,    Evelyn,    Provo.    149,   209,   368 
Ober.  Georgia  Mae,  Feeding^Hills,  Mass.,  325 
Oberosler,  Evelyn  O,   Power,   Mont.,  350 
Oberhansley,    Reid   B.,  Spanish   Fork 
O'Brien,   Earl  Verne,    Provo 
O'Brien,  James  Patrick,  San  Diego,  Calif,    130 
O'Brien,    Robert   Milo,    Provo 
O'Brien,    Robert    M.,    Jr.,    Provo 
O'Brien,    Roger  Stanley,    Provo 
Ockey,    James    Heber,   Jr.,    Nephi 
Odermott,  Louis  William,    Provo 
Oertle,  Linda   Dee,  San  Gabriel,  Calif,  333,  339 
Oesterling,   Lani  L.,  Riverside,  Calif.,  358 
Ogborn,  Alton   Fred,  Moss  Point,  Miss.,  289 
Ogborn,    Corwin    Lanier,    Moss    Point,    Miss. 
Ogato,   Mamoru,  Japan,    140 
Ogden,   Koa  Jean,   Richfield,  293 
Ogden,   Leila,   Richfield 

Ogden,    Karen    Louise,   Everett,  Wash.,    156,   368 
Ogden.  Marshall  D.(  Richfield 
Ohran,  James  Wallace,   Belmont,  Calif. 
Ohm,  Barbara  Linnea,  Noroton   Heights,  Conn. 
Okelberry.   Belva    S.,    Oakley,    Ida. 
Okelberry,    Eva    Pearl,   Goshen,   309 
Okimoto,    Howard   T.,    Honolulu,   T.H. 
Olauson,  Clarence  R..  Salt  Lake  City.  163,  165 
Olaveson,   Eugene   D„  Rigby,   Ida. 
Oldroyd,  Hannah  Louise,  Provo,  209 
Oldroyd,   Herman   J.,    Provo 
Oldroyd,   Hannah   R.,   Provo,  371 
Oldroyd,   Mark  Thomas,   Provo 
Oldroyd,    Paul   Robert,    Provo 
Oldroyd,  Thomas  Terry,  Provo,  286 
Oldroyd,  William  V.,  Jr.,   Provo 
Olds,    Norma   Lee,   Independence,  Calif 
Oliekan,   Darlene,  Salt  Lake  City 
O'Leary,  Yvonne  Sharon,  Wenatchee,  Wash.,  298 
Oliphant,    Norman    H.,   Orem 
Ollphant,    Ronald    Elgin,    Provo,   286 
Olivas,  Jose  Saul,  Colonia,  Juarez,  Nex.,  366 
Oliver,  Gerge  William,  Mona 
Oliver,  Carol    Lorraine,  Alberta,   Can.,   369,  371 
Oliver.  Carl   Lloyd,   Delta,  296 
Oliver,  Howard  Gordon,  Alberta,  Can.,  315 
Oliver,  Sarah  Jane,  Salt  Lake  City 
Olpin,  Edwin  Dee.   Pleasant  Grove 
Olpin,  Jay  Lloyd,  Provo,  207.  213,  314 
Olpin,  Violet,   Heber 

Olsen,  Audrey  Jeanne,  Denver,  Colo.,  217,  327 
Olsen,   Barbara  Joy,   Sacramento,  Calif.,  298 
Olsen,  Burton   K.,  Emery,    110,  370 
Olsen,  Darold   Robert,   Provo 
Olsen,  Dale  Albert,  Ogden 
Olsen,  Dee  Redford,  Alberta,  Can.,  353 
Olsen,   Don   Richard,  Springville 
Olsen,  Helen   Kaye,    Hayward,  Calif.,  327 
Olsen,  Holly  Marie,  Tremonton,  368 
Olsen,   Jimmy   Raymond,    Springville 
Olsen,  Kent  Johnson,  Fairbanks,  Alaska,  366,  369 
Olsen,   Kenneth  Mark,  Salt  Lake  City,  298 
Olsen,  Larry  Wayne,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 
Olsen,    Lawrence   Reed,   Spanish   Fork 
Olsen,   Lanore,   Emery,  298 
Olsen,   Linda   Nan.  Oxnard.  Calif,  368 
Olsen,  Melvin   Eugene,   Pendleton,  Ore.,  331 
Olsen,   Merlin   V.,  Alberta,  Can.,  346 
Olsen,  Patricia  Lee,  Ogden,  283  289 
Olsen,  Rea,  Jerome,  Ida.,  364 
Olsen,  Richard  Alan,  Santaquin 
Olsen,   Richard   Lee,  Brigham  City 
Olsen,  Roger  L..  Gunnison,  215,  339 
Olsen,   Robert  Young,    Provo 
Olsen.  Ronald  Ellis,  Blending,  368 
Olsen,  Ruby  Karen,  Woods  Cross 
Olsen,  Ruth,   Preston,  Ida..   153,  327 
Olsen,  Terese  A.,  Bountiful,  327 
Olsen,  Terry  Johnson,   Fairbanks,  Alaska.  368 
Olson,  Beverly,  Arimo,  Ida.,  370 
Olson,  Carl   Femelius,  Salt  Lake  City 
Olson,  Carolyn   Norma,   Murray 
Olson,  Dann,  Lakewood.  Calif,  223,  327 
Olson,  Del  Ray,  Spanish  Fork 
Olson.  Dolores  N.,  SaltJ_ake  City,  257.  300 
Olson,   Gerald   Edward,   Springville 
Olson,  Harold  Carr,  Spanish  Fork 
Olson,  James  Kent,  Manila.  339 
Olson,  Janet  Marie,  Provo 
Olson,  Jerri,  Lakewood,  Calif.,  362 
Olson,   Karen   Lynn,   El  Cerrito,  Calif.,  371 
Olson,  Kenyon  Robert,  Sacramento,  Calif,  203,  368 
Olson,  Lawrece  K.,  Provo 


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Olson,  Lee,  231,  311 

Olson,  Linda,  Klamath  Falls,  Calif. 

Olson,  Lloyd  Godfrey,  Ontario,  Can.,   231,   311 

Olson.  Merrill  H.,  Oram,   150,  334 

Olson,  Phyllis  Karlene,  Wenatche,  Wash.,  284 

Olson,    Robert   Dan,   Evanston,  Wyo.,   203 

Olson,   Robert  Richard,   Buena  Vista,  Calif. 

Olson,  Sonja  May,  Reno,  Nev.,  367 

Olson,  Yvonne   E.,   Portland,  Ore.,   307 

Oman,  Sandra   Louise,  Moses  Lake,   Wash.,  362 

Oman,  Phyllis  Fern,  Mesilla   Park,   N.  Mex. 

Ontiveros,   Jimmy,    Midvale 

Ontiveros,  Limhi,  Chihuahua,  Mex.,  309 

Openshaw,    Fred   H.  C„   Santaquin 

Openshaw  Mary  Louise,  Mesa,  Ariz.,    183 

Opp,  Janice  Terrell,  Tampa,  Fla.,  332 

Oquist,  Self  rid,  Sweden 

Orahood,   Delpha  Ruth,  San  Jose.  Calif.,  367 

Orcutt,  Dorothy  Jean,  Alberta,  Can. 

Orchard.  William  Peck,  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,  286 

Ord,  Sharon  Faye,  Pacoima,  Calif.,  332 

Ord,  Marilyn  Jane.  Walla  Walla,  Wash.,  84,  205  334 

Orgill  Joel    Ivan,  Grantsville,  355 

Orgill,  Derwin  Jay.  Draper 

Orme,   Kothryn,   Idaho  Falls,   Ida.,  212,  223,  236,   284 

Ormiston,  Loretta  Jean,   Phoenix,  Ariz.,  361 

Orr,  Diane  Gail   Mesa.  Ariz.,    189,  327 

Orr,   Richard  Allan,   South  Gate,   Calif. 

Orrock,  Lucille,  Joseph 

Orton,  Beverly  St.  C,   Provo 

Orton,  Diane  Bevan,  Tooele 

Orton,  Frederick  L.,  Provo 

Orton,  Arnold  Merle,  Orem 

Orton,  Kenneth  Ray,  Ogden,  293 

Orton,  Thomas  Kenneth,  Provo 

Osborn,   William   Dale,    Payson,  314 

Osbourn,  Sue  Ann,  St.   Louis,   Mo.,  369,  371 

Oscarson,  Bonnie  Lee,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,   141,  218 

Ostergaard   Deward  J.,   Duarte,   Calif. 

Ostergaard,    Marie   Ann,    Duarte,    Calif. 

Ostler,  Betty  Lou,  Casa  Grande,  Ariz. 

Ostler,  E.  Melvin,  Provo 

Ostller,  Eugene,  Salt  Lake  City,  334 

Ostler,  Julie  May.  Salt  Lake  City,  331 

Ostlund,  Karen  Ann,  Phoenix,  Ariz..  205,  355 

Oswald,   Willard    Blaine,    Idaho,    Falls,    Ida..  362 

Oswald,  Shirlene  Gay,  Idaho  Falls,   Ida.,  288 

Often,   Leaun  Glen,   Salem 

Otte,  Alvin  Martin,  Odessa,  Tex..  362 

Otterstrom,   Frank  T.,   Burbank,  Calif,    199,   224,   338 

Ottley,  LeRoy,  Sen   Mateo,  Calif.,  207 

Ottosen,  Shirley   Renee,   Mesa,  Ariz.,  225,  309 

Ousbye,   Donald   H.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  322 

Ovard,  Judith  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City,  362 

Overacker,  SKlrley  A.,   Pima,  Ariz. 

Overacker,   Robert  R.,   Douglas,  Ariz.,  288 

Overly,  Gerald  Glen,  Provo 

Oveson,  Keith   E.,   Provo 

Oveson,    Mary    Louise,    Pendleton,    Ore.,    209 

Oviatt,  Carmen   L,  Salt  Lake  City,  298 

Oviatt,   Lester  C,   Provo 

Oviatt,   Robert  Neal,   Henderson,   Nev.,  368 

Owen,  Judith  Ann,  Lewiston,   Ida.,  362 

Owen,   Lloyd  V.,   Idaho  Falls.   Ida. 

Owen,  Lyle  Chester,  Kennewick,  Wash.,  312 

Owen,  Richard  D.,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  325 

Owen,   Phyllis  Joan,   Lewiston,   Ida.,  362 

Owens,   Richard   R.,  Joseph 

Oxborrow,  Joan,  McGill,  Nev.,  347,  371 

Oxborrow,   Kathryn  Sue,  Carson,   Nev.,  361 

Oxborrow,  Jeanette,   Las  Vegas,  Nev. 

Oxendine,    Peggy   Dean,  Cottondate,   Fla.,   286 

Ozawa,   Fern   Kazuko,  Weiser,    Ida.,  331 

Oyler,    Nefdon   Duane,    Rexburg,    Ida. 

P 
Pace,  Carol  Meurine,  Provo,  326 
Pace,  Harvey  Dean,  Coalville,  329 
Pace,  Gloria   Diane,  Globe,  Ariz. 
Pace,  Joan,  Spanish  Fork,  371 
Pace,  Linda  Jean,  Chandler,  Ariz.,  334 
Pace,  Margie,  Craig,  Colo. 
Pace,  Mary  Alleen,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  94,  293 
Pace,  Ronald  Thornton,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  279 
Pace,  Ralph  Eugene.  Orem,  339 
Pace,   William   Cardon,    Morenci,  Ariz.,   290 
Pacheco,  Gilbert  A.,   Grant,   N.   Mex. 
Pack,  Annette  Ruth,  Salt  Lake  City.  364 
Pack,  Elbert  Chandler,  Meridan,  Ida.,  83.  213.  296 
Pack.  Paul  Eugene,  Meridian,  Ida.,  86,  347 
Pack  Russell  Allyn.   Pleasant  Grove,  364 
Packard,    Bernard   Berny,    Bountiful.   362 
Packer,   Edward   Lee,    Portland,   Ore.   331 
Packer,   Eileen,   Redwood,   Calif,   292 
Paddock,  Alice  R.,  Butte,  Mont.,  313 
Page,   Gerald  James.   Kamas,  296 
Page,  George   Dee,   Bountiful 
Page,    Joan,    Kamas,    363 
Page.  Melven  Allen.  Clearfield.  246,  334 
Pagett,   Richard   Boyd,   Manassa,  Colo..   346 
Page,    Sharon,    Grace,    Ida. 
Page,  William    H..   Provo 
Paine,    Donna   Jean,  Sunnyvale.  Calif..  347 
Paine,  Joseph  Peter  N.,  Uniondale,  N.Y. 


Painter,   Beverly  Ann,   Bloomington.    Ida.,  319 

Paine,   Eliza,  Johanna,   Uniondale,   N.Y.,  347 

Palmer,    Blaine   Charles,   Vernal 

Palmer,  Evan  Mack,   Park  Valley,  296 

Palmer,    Francis  Andrew,   Vernal,  215.   315 

Palmer,  Glen  Omer,   Farmington,   N.   Mex.,    186,   312 

Palmer,  George   Richard.   Provo 

Palmer,  James   Rudger,   Park  Valley,   303 

Palmer,  Jean,  Salt  Lake  City,  332 

Palmer,  Jerry  Lee,  Salt  Lake  City 

Palmer,  Junelle,  Park  Valley,  325 

Palmer,  John   E.,  Chicago,   III. 

Palmer,   John  W.,    Provo 

Palmer,  John  Wesley,    Preston,    Ida.,  325 

Palmer,    Kenley  C,    Kaysville,    187,   246 

Palmer,    L.   Merrill,   Provo,   315 

Palmer,   Mary   Lynne,   Farmington.   N.   Mex.,    163,   337 

Palmer,  Maureen,  Salt  Lake  City 

Palmer.  Philip  L.,  Blanding,  364 

Palmer,  Susanne  K.,  Bemidji,  Minn.,  153,  330 

Palmer,   William    Hal,    Preston,    Ida. 

Papenfuss,    Elaine,   St.    Ignatus,    Mont. 

Pappas,  Susan  Joy,  New  York,  N.Y.,    153,  226 

Paramore,    Mary   Jo,    Provo,   201,    294 

Pardew,  Everett  Earl,  Parma,  Ida. 

Parduhn,   Sharlene,  American    Fork,    189 

Paris,  Cleo  Nadine,   Inglewood,  Calif.,  355 

Paris,  Charles  W.,  Worland,   Wyo. 

Park,    Dennis   James,   Tooele,   314 

Park,  Curtis  Jay,  Tooele,  362 

Park,  Clifford  William,   Provo 

Park,   Ivan  John,   Salt  Lake  City 

Park,  Neil  Alonzo,  Nephl,  302 

Park,  Samuel   Kay,  American   Fork 

Parke,    Darrel    Thompson.   Carey.    Ida. 

Parke,    Darwin   Morgan,   Carey,    Ida. 

Parker,   Carol   Jean,    Honolulu 

Parker,  Cecil  Blaine,  Ogden,  294 

Parker,  Clair  Leeman,  Springfield,  Ore. 

Parker,    Donald   W.,    Sprlngvllle 

Parker,   David   Walter,    Redlands,   Calif. 

Parker,  George   Rex,  Joseph,   308 

Parker,   Jeraldine,    Pocatello,    Ida. 

Parker,    llene    Kendell,    Provo 

Parker,  Jeannette,   Pocatello,  Ida. 

Parker,  John  Wendell,   Redwood.  Calif. 

Parker,    Margo    Lynne,    Los   Angeles,    Calif,   322 

Parker,  Marilyn  C.  Boulder  City,  Nev..  327 

Parker,  Peggy  Delila.  Sandy,    189.  352 

Parkhurst,    Hurley   H.,   Carmichael,   Calif 

Parkin,  Carl   Dean,  Wilmington,   Calif. 

Parkin,    John    Ro&ert,    Nephi 

Parkin,  Colleen   Ruth,  Bountiful,  225.  327 

Parkin,    Edwin    Henry.    Pine    Island,    Minn.,    362 

Parkinson,    Garry    Ed,    Provo 

Parkinson,    Kay,    Rexburg,    Ida..    319 

Parkinson,  Jerrolyn,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida..  309 

Parle,  Roy  Edwin,   Burbank,  Calif,  339 

Parks,  Jane   RoNell,  Whittler,  Calif 

Parry,   Barbara  Ann,  Arlington,  Va.,  229,  331 

Parry,   Evelyn,   Monticello 

Parry,   Helen   Marlene,  Springville,  365 

Parry,  Stephen  Cahoon,  Bountiful.  358 

Parry,   Venita    Gay.    Provo 

Parry,  Sharon   Louise,  Seattle,  Wash..  219.  362 

Parsons,  Sharon  Laree,  Paso  Robles.  Calif. 

Partridge,   Jerry  Alvin,    Pingree,   Ida.,   362 

Partridge,   Miriam   Faye,   Hollywood,  Calif..  294 

Paschal,   Julie    Rae.   Annabella 

Paskett,  Curtis  McKay,  Jerome.   Ida. 

Passey,  Kaye  Louise,  Salt  Lake  City.  347.  362 

Passmore  Vernene   J..   Gridley.   Calif.,   368 

Patrick,    Kathleen.   Springville,    327 

Patricio,    Mercedes,    Brazil 

Pattee,  Harold  Edward,   Provo,  294 

Patten,   Carolyn,    Provo,   349 

Patten,   Thomas   J.,    Orem 

Patten.   Sybil    M.,    Provo 

Patterson.  Jeanne   E.,   Phoenix,  Ariz.,  201 

Patterson,    Kenneth   J.,   Provo 

Patton.  James   Robert,  Charles,  W.  Va..   317 

Paul.   K.  Lynn.   Fergus   Falls.   Minn.,    156,    187 

Paul    Brent  Williamson.  Short  Hill.   N.J.,   368 

Paul,  Charles   Leo,   Elko,   Nev.,  361 

Paul,   David   Wilcox,   Ogd&n 

Paulsen,  Weldon   B..   Lewisville,   Ida..  350 

Paulson,   Audrey    Mae.    Minneapolis,    Minn.,   352 

Paulson.  Donald   Eugene.  Pelican   Rapids,  Minn..  311 

Paulson,   Lynn  Marrott.   Pleasant  Grove,  299 

Paxman,    David    Alger,    Washington 

Paxton,    Robert  Charles,   Santa    Rosa.   Calif,   362 

Paxton.   Thornton  S.,    Santa    Rosa,    Calif 

Payne,    B.    Louise,   Seattle.   Wash..    197,   315 

Payne,   Bette    Lyn,    Phoenix,  Ariz.,  201,   355 

Payne,    Gary   Barton,    Santa    Barbara,    Calif. 

Payne,    Lloyd    Vearle,    Lordsburg,    N.    Mex.,    362 

Payne,    Shermin    Duane,    Provo 

Peabody,    Kenneth    Dale,    Sunnyside.    Wash.,    330 

Peacock,    Evelyn    M.,    Oranqeville,   324,    331 

Peacock,  Ernest  Arnold.  Altadena,  Calif. 

Peacock,   John   Bruce,    Manti 

Peacock,  Vione.  Lund,  Nev.,  327 

Peacock,    Wanda    Lee.    Price.    294 

Pearce,    Douglas   Nelson,   St.   George,   207,   314 


Pearce,  LaReta  Eileen,  Riverside,  Calif.,  347,  371 

Pearce,  Raynor  Dale,  Beaver,   108,  112 

Pearson,  Alaiff  Joseph,   Richfield,  288 

Pearson,  Adele,   Salt  Lake  City,  322,  330 

Pearson,  Dean  Nelson,  Clearfield,  294 

Pearson,  Judith  Ann,  Palo  Alto,  Calif,  358 

Pearson,    Melvin   Jay,    Fairfield,    Mont.,   337 

Pearson,    Maughn    Marden,    Richfield 

Pearson,    Richard   O,  Orem 

Pearson,   Samuel    Edwin,    Healsburg,   Calif. 

Peart,  EcTward  Lynn,  Las  Vegas,  Nev. 

Peay,   Carol,    Provo 

Peay,    David   George,    Palmer,   Alaska 

Peay,  Margery  Renona,  Provo 

Peay,    Stanley    Eugene,    Provo 

Peck,  Bruce  Arnold,  American  Fork 

Peck,    Beverly  Gayle.   Salt   Lake  City 

Peck,    Darrell    Leo,    Provo 

Peck,  Elwyn  Virge.  American  Fork 

Peck,    Katherine   Marie,  Stockton,  Calif,   362 

Peck,   Kathleen,    Lehi 

Peck,  Myron  H.,  II,  Ventura,  Calif,  327,  331 

Peck,   Patricia   E.,   Provo 

Pedersen,    Darhl    Max,   Orem,    279 

Pedersen,   Alfred    H.,  Jr.,   Brentwood,   Calif. 

Pedersen,    Kent  Lee,  Caldwell,    Ida.,  349 

Pedersen,   Herschel   N.,  Orem 

Pedersen,  John  Thomas,  Caldwell,   Ida.,   294 

Pedersen,  Melvin  Lamar,  Brentwood,  Calif,  286 

Pedersen,  Myrna  Agnes,  Bountiful,  221,  314 

Pedersen,    Sandra,    Orem    209   308 

Pedersen,  Keith  Alvin,  Salt  Lake  City 

Peel,   LeRoy  Franklin.  Mesa,  Ariz. 

Peel,   Robert  Kendall,  Pomona,  Calif,  309 

Peers,  Janet  Beryl,  Santa   Barbara,  Calif 

Pefley,   Donna  Jean,    Provo,   345 

Pemberton,   George   S.,   Tieton,   Wash.,   288 

Pendleton,    Lynn,    Provo,   279 

Pendrey,   Lowell   McKay,   Montpelier,    Ida. 

Penfold,  Garn  Farley,  Hagerman,  Ida.,  302 

Pennington,   Roy   Byron,   Athens,  Tex. 

Pennington,  Shirley  A..  Springfield.  Ore.,  350 

Pennock,    Mionne,   Twin    Falls,    Ida. 

Pennock,  Robert  Elden,  Twin   Falls,   Ida. 

Pennington,    Roy    Edwin,    Evanston,   Wyo.,   360 

Penrod,  Carol   Ida,  San   Diego,  Calif.,  367 

Penrod,   Karelyn.    Provo,   296,   302 

Penrose.  Charles  W„   Salt  Lake  City,    150.  294 

Penrose,  Wallace    Kay.  Salt  Lake  City,    150,  331 

Penrose,  Charles  Wayne,  Downey,  Ida.,  348 

Perclval,   Charles   M.,    Provo 

Percy,    Betty,    Provo 

Perkins,  Caisa  Barbara,   Salt  Lake  City 

Perkins,  Cecil   Owens,   Clay  Springs,  Ariz.,   322,  327 

Perkins,   Darrell  W.,  Jr.,  Orem 

Perkins,   Gary    Lynn,    Montpelier,    Ida. 

Perkins,  James  Adams,   Blanding,  302 

Perkins,   John    Newton,  Twin    Falls,    Ida. 

Perkins.    Margo,    Salt    Lake    City,    201 

Perkins,    Nancy  C,  Arlington,   Va.,   286 

Perkins,   Robert   D.,  Arlington,  Va.,   318 

Perkins,   Reetha   Lou,   Seattle,  Wash. 

Perkins,  Raymond  C,  Las  Vegas.  Nev. 

Perry,   Dale  CKarles,    Provo 

Perry,  Constance  Jean,  Berkeley,  Calif.,  189 

Perry,   Devern  Jay,    Perry,    103.  288 

Perry,  Douglas  Colton,  Hinsdale,  III..  156 

Perry,    Elna,    Brigham   City,   353 

Perry,   John    Russell,    Provo 

Perry,  Jay  Eric,   Provo 

Perry,   Lyndon  James,  Salt  Lake  City,  360 

Perry,  Marvin  Stuart,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  367 

Perry,  Robert  LaRelle,  Salt  Lake  City 

Persson,   Jerry   Lynn,  J'ayson 

Persson,   Phil   Finch,  Woodland,   Calif.   207 

Peters,  Gary  Wayne,    Rochester,    Minn. 

Peters,    Gordon   Clayson,    Blackfoot,    Ida.,   366 

Peters,    Sonya   Arlene,   Gregory,    S.D.,   367 

Petersen,   Bruce  James,    Evanston,   Wyo.,  317 

Petersen,  Blaine  Reese,  San  Manuel,  Ariz.,  352 

Petersen,    Edward    Harry,    Glendale,    Calif.,    294 

Petersen,  Edith  Rosa,  Hinckley 

Petersen,  Howard   Ray,  San  Manuel,  Ariz.,  369 

Petersen.  James  Anthon,  Cottonwood,  Ariz. 

Petersen,    Judith   Ann,    Idaho   Falls,    Ida.,    153.   364 

Petersen,  Judith  Ann,   Salina.  364 

Petersen,  Joyce  L.,  Glendale.  Calif..  364 

Petersen,  Karen,  Boise,  Ida. 

Petersen,   Karen  Gae.   Hinckley 

Petersen,   Ludeen.   Riverton,  331 

Petersen,  Mary  E.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  331 

Petersen,    Margene,   Salina,    153,    195,    316 

Petersen,  Nets  Lowell.  Hinckley,  239.  363 

Petersen,    Ray   Alvin,   Orem.   231.    322 

Petersen,    Ronald    LeRoy,   Ogden.   292 

Petersen,  Paul  Robert,   Provo 

Petersen,  Wayne   Bryan,   Hinckley 

Peterson,  Alma   Kent,  Lehi 

Peterson,  Barbara  S..  Elqin,  Ore. 

Peterson,    Byron    Pratt,    Provo 

Peterson,  Bruce  R..  Provo,  213.  294 

Peterson.   Burl   Samuel,   Provo 

Peterson,  Carolyn,  Castle  Dale 

Peterson.  Charles  Lyle,  Lehi 


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Peterson,   Charles    S.,    Orem 

Peterson,   Clyde   Owen,    Littlefield.   Ariz.,   207,    322 

Peterson.  Clayton  Reed,  Lark,  227 

Peterson,  Clererce,  Jr..  Orem.  314 

Peterson,   Dale   Ervin,    Fal'brook,   Calif..   362 

Peterson.  David   Noel,   Hastings.   Minn..  292 

Peterson.  Darwin  W..  Las  Vegas.   Nev„   362 

Peterson,   Deanna   Faye.   Provo.  352 

Peterson.   Gary    Bert,    Filer.    Ida. 

Peterson.  Gary  D..  Santaquin 

Peterson.   Glenn    Howard,    Logan 

Peterson.  Jack  Olin,   Monticello 

Peterson.  James  Gary.  Provo.  312 

Peterson,   James   LeRoy.    Portland.   Ore. 

Peterson.  Joan.  Provo.  223.  371 

Peterson.  Joan  Marie.  Valentine,  Neb.,   189.  361 

Peterson.  Joan,   Paramount,  Calif..  84,  3 12 

Peterson.  Julia   Rae,   Monticello 

Peterson,    Judith    Ann,    Cheyenne.    Wyo.,    327,    344 

Peterson.   Karen   Nan,  Orem 

Petersen.  Karen  Rae,  Los  Angeles.  Calif. 

Peterson.  Kenneth   D..  Lehi,  308 

Petersen,    Kenneth   A.,    Delta 

Peterson.  Kenneth   D..  Chester.   Mont.,  325 

Peterson.  Larry  W..  Downey.  Calif..  32.   100.  213.  294 

Peterson.  Lars  W.,  Spanish  Fork 

Peterson.  Laurence  E..  Alberta.  Can.,  295 

Petersen.  Levi  Savage.  Snowflake.  Ariz..  94 

Peterson.   Leon   L..  Snowflake.  Ariz.,  294 

Peterson,  M.  Bonita.  Hooper,  313 

Peterson.  M.   LaDeane  P.,  Lehi 

Peterson.   Marian,   Provo,  358 

Peterson,  Marilyn  Joy,  Salt  Lake  City 

Peterson,   Marian    P..    Huntsvllle,    371 

Peterson.   Marilyn   V..   Salt   Lake   City 

Peterson.  Mary  Jean,  Salt  Lake  City 

Peterson.   Mary  Jo.   LaBarge.   Wyo.,   337 

Peterson.    Nancy  Jean.  Salt  Lake  City.   309 

Peterson,    Phil,   Senford.   Colo. 

Peterson,  Russell  E..  Franklin.  Neb..   119 

Peterson.  Stephen   L..  Orem.  339 

Peterson.   Stanley  A..    Provo 

Peterson,  Sonia,  Boise.  Ida..   156 

Petrit.   Edwin  Eugene,  Salt  Lake  City 

Pettit.   Robert   Dean.   Centerville,  231,  294 

Petty,  Corinne  Ann,   Salt   Lake  City.   233,  349 

Petty,  Louise.  Ogden,  358 

Petty,  Wayne  Andrew,  Orem 

Pezoldt.   Eleanor   E..  Stockton.  Calif..   319 

Phair,  Gary  Richard.  Klamath  Falls,  Ore. 

Phair.   Larry  Eldon.   Klamath   Falls.   Ore. 

Phegley.    Kathryn    L..    Portland.    Ore. 

Phelps.  Shirley.   Rock   Springs.  Wyo..    197.  284 

Phillips.  Barbara  L..  Duncan.  Ariz..  368 

Phillips,   Blaine  C.   Springville.   277,   279 

Phillips,   Carolyn   Y.,    Danville,   Calif. 

Phillips.  Delbert  Ross.  Portland.  Ore.,  213.  296 

Phillips,   Deanna  J..  Safford.  Ariz..  318 

Phillips.  Franklyn  Dee.  Provo 

Phillips.  George  S..  Nephi,  313 

Phillips.   Marie.   Idaho   Falls.   Ida..  234.  286 

Phillips.  Ridge  M..  Inkom.   Ida. 

Phillips.  Ronald  J..  Provo.  294 

Phillips.  Thomas  B..  Phoenix,  Ariz..    I  10.  294 

Phillips,  Victor  D..   Provo,  289.  297 

Phillips,   Willard   R..    Provo 

Phipps,   Don   Curtis,   Orem 

Pickering,   Lome    K.,   La  Canada.  Calif. 

Pickens,  George  David.  Frulta,  Colo. 

Pickering.   Richard  C,   Phoenix.  Ariz..  369 

Pierce,    Dorothy   Mae.    Dearborn.    Mich..   3 1 8 

Pierce,   Niles.  American  Fork 

Pierce.  Ronald  Lee.  El  Peso,  Tex. 

Pierce.  Welter  Hugh.  Moultrie.  Ga. 

Pie.  Joan,   Brawley.  Calif.,  307 

Pihlaiamea.  Marja  R..  Finland 

Pincock.  Beverly.  Ucon.  Ida.,   145.  307 

Pinegar.   Dale   Edward,   Provo.  328 

Pinegar.    Patricia    Murl.    Pearl    River.    N.Y. 

Pingree.  Julie  Anne.  Ogden,  87.  350 

Pinegar,   Rex  Dee.   Spanish   Fork.  284 

Pinster,  William  C...  Cascadia,  Ore..  312 

Pinney.   Susan.   Gardera.  Calif. 

Pippert,  John  H.,  Sacramento,  Calif.,  312 

Pitcher.  Max  Grow,  Alta.  Can. 

Pitkin.  Gordon   Rex.  Salt  Lake  City.  306 

Pittman.  Reba  Sue,  Palos.  Calif..  217.  333 

Pitts.  Laval  M..  Provo 

Pixton,  Robert  Myron,  Salt  Lake  City,  322 

Plaas.  Johanna  W.,   Salt   Lake  City 

Piatt,  Willa   Mae.   Reno.  Nev..  257.  300 

Platts.    Robert   Guy,    Paul.    Ida. 

Player.   Glenda    Lou.    Hartsville,    S.C..    355 

Plumb,   Marlow  Walte.  Orem 

Pocock,    Richard   L..   Ontario.  Calif. 

Pointer   Ethel.   St.  George.   307 

Politis,  Constantinos.  Greece 

Polacca,  Allison   S..  Oraibi.  Ariz..   294 

Poll.  Harry  Ronald,   Salt   Lake  City 

Polqar,   Peter,   Hungary.  308 

Police.  Judith  Anne.  New  Philadelphia.  Ohio.  325 

Polland,  Donald  Jack,  Hawthorne,  Nev. 

Pollel.  Julia  Claire.  Salt  Lake  City.  331 

Pollock.  Beryl  Jean.  Brawley.  Calif.,  366 


Pollock,  John  Walter.   Provo,  362 

Pollock.  La  Moine.  Tropic.  287 

Polly.    Karen    Elizabeth,    Long    Beach.   Calif.,    156.   209. 

364 
Pomeroy.  Karl  Best.  Provo.  294 
Pomeroy.   Lucille  T...   Provo.   279 
Pomeroy.    Ralph   Jay,   Chandler,   Ariz. 
Pommerville.  Winelle  R.,  Los  Angeles.  Calif.,   193.  307 
Pond,   Frances.  Grace,   Ida. 
Pond,  Eileen,  Salt  Lake  City 
Pond.  Karen  Lee,  Glenda'e.  Calif..  355 
Ponder.    Kent.  Albuquerque.    N.    Mex. 
Poole,  Maxine.  Preston.  Ida..  296 
Pope.  Larry  Wells.  Vernal 
Poppleton.  Warner  B..  Wellsvllle 
Porter.  Slaine  Dell.  Provo.  360.  369 
Porter.  Erltne.  Novato.  Calif..  328 
Porter,   LeRoy  Earl,    Provo 
Porter,  Laura.  Hatch.  345 
Porter.   Patricia  E..   Fairfield.  Calif..  328 
Porter,    Patricia   Anne,    Portland.    Ore.,   296 
Porter.    Reed   Johnson,   Springfield.   292 
Porter,   Richard,  Orem 
Porter,  Stanley  O.  Provo.    162 
Porter.  Vonda  C    Provo 

Porter,  Sherron  Harold.  Sun   River,   Mont.,  328 
Porter,  William   Dale.   Pleasant  Grove.  350 
Porter.   William    Frank.   Oakland.   Calif. 
Porter.  William  Claude.  Orem.  317 
Posey.  Walter  Leo.  Cortez.  Colo..  328 
Posey.  Charlotte  Ann.    Longview.   Tex. 
Poston,   Donald   Charles.   Englewood,  Colo. 
Potter.  Carole  Anne.  Battle.  Mt..  Nev. 
Potter,  Glenn  Thompson,  Washington,    D.C. 
Potter,  Margy,  Battle  Mt.,  Nev.,  219,  366 
Potter.   Marian.   Battle  Mt..   Nev. 
Potter,  Norma  Lawynn.  Twin  Falls.   Ida.,  257.  300 
Potter.  Teddy  Warren.  Butte,  Mont. 
Potter.  Rhett  Forsyth,  Butte.  Mont..  325 
Potts.  Allen  Van.  Salt  Lake  City 
Poulos,   Dwight  C..   Lexington.    Ky. 
Poulsen,  Anna  Margaret.  Magna.  296 
Poulsen,  Glen   Martin.  Spanish   Fork,  319 
Poulson.  Jennie  Lin.  Provo,  221,  236 
Poulson.  Lynn  Otto,  Orem 
Poulson,    Patricia   Ann,    Salt   Lake   City.   353 
Poulter,   Karen,  Ogden,  306 
Poulton.  James  Carlos,  Oakley,   Ida. 
Poulton.  William  R..  Oakley.   Ida. 
Poupos.  Constantinos.  Cyprus,   328 
Powell.  Alda   Mae.  Lehi.  322 
Powell.  Arlene.   Huntington.  286 
Powell.  Bemell  B..  Pocatello.  Ida..  81.  140.  215 
Powell.   Esther  Dee  A..  Salt  Lake  City 
Powell.  James  Alton,   Phoenix,  Ariz. 
Powell,   Lynn   Kesler,   Provo,   329 
Powell.   Melvln   Burtren,  Salt   Lake   City.  345 
Powell.  Robert  Bleak.  MIdvale 
Powell.   William   C.    Lehi 
Powelson.  Douglas  H..  Byron.  Wyo.,  203.  364 
Powers.   Jack   .,    Lyman,   Wyo. 
Powless.  Mary  E..  Oneida.  Wis.,  286 
Pratt,  Douglas  Eugene,   Hollywood.  Calif..  328 
Pratt.  Edna  Gail,  Honolulu,  Hawaii.  309 
Pratt,  Gary   Lee,   Aberdeen,   Ida.,   371 
Pratt,  Glenn  Alma.  American   Fork 
Pratt.  John  Leon,  Woodland,  Wash. 
Pratt,    Lucile,   Chihuahua.    Mex. 
Prat+.   Martha   Ruth.  Woodland.  Wash..  325 
Pratt.    Ramona,    Chihuahua.    Mex. 
Pratt.   Robert  LeGrande,   Denver.  Colo..   90 
Pratt.  Wallace  Leon,  Boone,   la. 
Pratt,  William  Noel.  Riverside.  Calif. 
Pratte,  Paul  Alfred.  Alberta,  Can.,  355 
Prescott.    Max  W..   Kemas.   279 
Prestwich,   Earl   Jay.  Orem.  307 
Prestwkh.  Louise.  Provo.   197.  362 
Prestwich,   Max   Kay.  Orem 
Price.  Albert  Keith.  San  Francisco.  Calif..  296 
Price.  Billy  Ray,  Cross  Roads.  Calif. 
Price.  Charlene.  Provo 
Price,    Harvey   Edwards.    Bountiful 
Price.  James  William.   Provo.  328 
Price.  Nancy  Ellen.  Grldley.  Calif..  292 
Price.  Ralph  Lorin.  Richfield.  Ida.,  352 
Price.  Sharon  Viola.  Richland.  Wash.,  219,  355 
Price.  Zack  Zane,  Cross  Roads.  Calif.,  269 
Priestley.    Bonne.  Salt   Lake   City,    197.   364 
Prina.  Peter  Gene.  Ely.  Nev. 
Prince.   Donald.   San   Diego,  Calif. 
Prince.  Carol  L..  Hiawatha.  296 
Prince.  Janet.  San  Diego.  Calif,  326 
Prine.  Crystal  Darlene.  Prlneville,  Ore..  294 
Prinqle.   John    Kenneth,  Ogden 
Pritchett.   David   Leigh.  Spokane.  Wash.,  308 
Proebstel.  James  R.,  Whitewater,  Calif. 
Proctor.  Janis.   Pleasant  Grove 
Prothero,    David   Dean.   Springville 
Provstgard.   Donna.   Salt   Lake  City,    197.  352 
Provost,  Sara  Mae.  Heber.  298 

Proven,    E'eanore   C,   New    Philadelphia.   Ohio.    370 
Prows.  Arvln  Ronald.  Spanish  Fork 
Prows.  Sandra.  Tooele.  296 
Pruett.  Norman  Alvln.  Winslow.  Ariz.,  310 


Calif..    357 
352 


153.  352 


Pryde,  Marvin   Eugene.   Briggs.  Calif.,  354 
Pryor,  Thomas  Allan,   Lynwood,  Calif. 
Ptomey.   Nancy   Lynne.  Akron.  Ohio 
Pugmire.    Caroline    Kay,    Centerville. 
Pugmire.   Linda   Lee.   Seattle,   Wash., 
Pullan,   Grant   Leon.    Bingham,   296 
Pullan,   Renee.  Salt  Lake  City,  355 
Pulley,  Carol  Rose.   Pleasant  Grove, 
Pullman.  Charles  Dee.  Spanish   Fork,  333 
Pulsipher.  El'e,  Ashland.  Ore..  351 
Pulsipher,    David   C.   Orem.    114.   355 
Pulsipher.  Janell.  St.  Johns.  Ariz. 
Pulsipher,  John   Lowell.   Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Pulsipher.  Von  Walter,  Ashland.  Ore.,  352 
Pulsipher,  Vaughn   L..   Logandale.   Nev. 
Purby,   Norma   Marie.  Twin   Falls,   Ida.,   365 
Purdy.   Victor   W..   Jr.,    Provo 
Purser.  Gerald  L.  West  Jordan.  203.  303 
Purley.   Anthony   F.,    Winslow.   Ariz. 
Purvis,  Archibald  C.  New  York.  N.Y.,  361 
Pusey,   John    Richards.    DIckerson.    Md..  370 
Putnam,  Norman  Earl.  Jr..  Durango,  Colo.,  108 
Pyne.  Charles   Raymond.  Orem 
Pyne,   Ivern   LaveM,   Orem 
Pyper,  Ora   Rose.  Springville 
Pyper.   Idonna,  Midway,  312 
Pyper,  James  William    Wells,  Nev.,    145.  288 

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Query,  Renee.  Monrovia,  Calif.,  326 

Quails,  Gary  LeMar,  Kalispell,  Mont. 
Quesenberry,  Phyllis  A.,  Corinth,  Miss.,  362 
Quigley.  Joseph  Berr.  Provo 
Quinlan,  Edward  Wade.  Spanish  Fork 
Quinnett,   John    Richard.    Rialto,   Calif. 
Quinnett,  Paul  G.,  Rialto,  Calif..  361 
Quinney,  Gary  George,  Whittier.  Calif.,  318 
Quinn.   Larry  Wallace.   Hot  Springs,  Calif. 
Qulst.  Gerald  Wilford,  Grldley.  Calif. 

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Rackham,   Alan   Clyde.   Carmichael.   Calif. 
Radmall.  Grant  Millen.  Springville,  315 
Radmall.   David  Weeks,   Pleasant  Grove,  366 
Radmall.  Paul  Kelvin.  Pleasant  Grove 
Ragsdale,   Patricia   Lee,  China  Lake.  Calif..  358 
Ragsdale,   Donald   Frank.   Provo.  285 
Ragonton,  Carol  Nalani,  Hawaii 
Rainey.  Linda  Sue,   Burbank,  Calif.,  365 
Ralphs,  Carol.  Ferron.  92,  356 
Ralphs.   Roger  Thorpe,  Aberdeen   Ida..  292 
Ramos  Robert.  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  344 
Remones.    Edward    E..    Provo 
Ramsay,   Kathleen,  American    Fork.    195 
Ramsay.    James    Kenneth,    Phoenix.    Ariz.,    364 
Ramsay.   Marilyn,  American   Fork,    145.  302 
Ramsey.   Michael   Brian.   Cleveland,   Ohio 
Randall.  Dixie  Carol.  Tempe,  Ariz.,   153,   189.  226,  343. 

355 
Randall,    Gecrge    R..    Jr..    Grand    Junction,    Colo. 
Randall.  Jack  Vincent,   Honolulu 

Randall.  Janet  Gay.  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,   153.  223,  364 
Randall.  Karen  Lenore,  Chicago.  III.,  334 
Randall.  Lloyd  Otis.  Portland.  Ore. 
Randall.    Melvin    Kay.    Los   Angeles,   Calif. 
Rands,  Rulon   Reed,  Ogden 
Rands,  George  Cole,  Arcadia,  Calif.,  294 
Rands.  Ellen  Rencher.  Eagar,  Ariz.,  336 
Ransom,   Patricia   L..   Rialto,  Calif. 
Rasband.  John   Lynn,    Heber,   346 
Rasband.  Karma   Rae,   Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  286 
Rasmussen.  Brian  Louis,  Provo 
Rasmussen.   Craig   W..   Draper,   366 
Rasmussen,  Carol  Lois,  Salt  Lake  City.  287 
Rasmussen,  James  A..  Evanston.  Wyo. 
Rasmussen,  Linda  Joy.  LaGrande.  Ore.,  358 
Rasmussen,  Lee  Charles.  Ferron,  355 
Rasmussen.    Leroy.    Alberta,   Can.,_  355 
Rasmussen.  Ronald  W„  Lehi,  330 
Rasmussen,  Robyn  Kemp,  Ogden,  364 
Rather,  Barbara  Carol.   Las  Vegas.   Nev.,  285 
Raven,   Errol   Jay.    Provo.  364 
Rawllngs,  Evelyn  Joyce.  Jordan,  329 
Rawlings,  James  L.,  Jr.,  Rock  Springs.  Wyo..   146 
Rawlinson.   Nida  A..   Provo 
Ray.   Ernest  L.,  Sr.,   Mesa.  Ariz. 
Ray,  Atbert  Eugene,  Albany.  N.Y. 
Ray,   Evan   Calllster.  Jr.,   San    Francisco. 

Guy  Bumell.  Mesa.  Ariz.,  302 

Karen  Alice.  San  Francisco,  Calif. 

Kathyleen  Diana.  Cupertino.  Calif., 

Naty  Alice.  Prineville,  Ore..  355 

Margo.    Mesa.  Ariz..  331 

Chowdhury    Pratlp    N..    India 
Raya.  Evengelina,  Chih.,  Mex.,  358 
Raya.    Estela.   Chih..   Mex. 
Raymond.   Barbara.   Kaysville.  333 
Rayner,  Harry,  Weehewken.  N.J.,  316 
Rea.  Joan,  Napa,  Calif.,  315 
Read.   Frank  Thompson,  Spokane.  Wash., 
Read,  George  Franklin,  Sherman  Oaks.  Calif. 
Read.  J.  Carrol.  Seattle.  Wash.,  296 
Read.  Juan  Coleman,  Smlthfield,  302 
Read.  Robert  Leon.  Sherman  Oaks,  Calif.  306 
Reading.   Janet   Mary.   Murray 
Reagon,  Michael  A..  N.  Hollywood,  Calif 


Ray. 
Ray. 
Ray. 
Ray, 
Ray. 
Ray. 


Calif,  356 


183,  325 


322 


418 


Peterson  -  Ross 


Reading,  Lynn  James,  Murray,   I  10 

Ream,  Eldon  Dunford,  Berkeley,  Calif.,  352 

Ream,  Donna  Reno,  Las  Vegas,  NevM   191,  294 

Ream,  Winston  Dale,  Dingle,  Ida. 

Reber,  Dennis,  Mesquite,  Nev.,  296 

Recht,  Charles  Howard,  San  Diego,  Calif.,  364 

Redd,  Carolyn,  Orem 

Redd,  Donna  Marie,  Salt  Lake  City,  153,  292 

Redd,  Judith,  Orem,  201,  226,  364 

Redd,  Helen  Cherry,   Monticello,  330 

Redd,  Linda,  El  Paso.  Tex.,  80,  323 

Redd,  Sterling  H.,  Salt  Lake  City,  352 

Redd,   Patricia  Ann,  Blanding,  331 

Redd,    Robert   Byron,    La   Sol 

Redd,  Verna,   Sonora,   Max.,   365 

Reddish,  Jacquelyn,  Riverside,  Calif.,  92,   197,  223,  334 

Red   Elk,  Carmelita  D.,  Walters,  Okla..  292 

Redford,  Christie,  Salt  Lake  City,  219,  356 

Redford,  Colleen,  Glenns  Ferry,   146,  360 

Redford,  Edith  Janice,  Bancroft,   Ida.,  296 

Redford,  Margaret  A.,  Salt  Lake  City,  212,  292 

Redford,  Ruth  Mary,  Salt  Lake  City,  80,  212,  236,  292 

Redmon,  Mary  Lee,   Portland,  Ore.,  346 

Reece,  Anna  Joleen,  Meridian,  Ida.,  366 

Reed,  Catherine  Jane,   Pocatello,   Ida. 

Reed,  Diane,  Midvale,  356 

Reed,   Barbra  Ann.   Midway,  344 

Reed,  Jack  Boyd,   Kaysville,  318 

Reed,  Leah  Kay,  Mt.  View,  Calif.,  346 

Reed,  Kennith  Arnold,  Provo,  339 

Reed,  Phyllis  Jean,  Thermopolis.  Wyo„  91.  322 

Reed,   Robert  Arthur,   Sanger,   Calif.,    187 

Reeder,   Lynn   Barrett,    Brigham  City 

Reeder,  Dennis  James,  Dallas,  Tex.,  368 

Reeder,  James  Randell,  San  Jose,  Calif. 

Rees,   Karle  Mae.  Boise.   Ida.,    153,  322 

Reese.   Clair  Francis,    Provo 

Rees,  Richard  Wayne.  Salt  Lake  City,  322 

Reese,  Blair  Thomas,  American  Fork 

Reese,   Edith   Fuller,  Tacoma,   Wash. 

Reese,  Gary  Fuller,  Tacoma,  Wash. 

Reese,  Gloria,  Heber,  366 

Reese,  Jane,  Springville,  366 

Reese,  John  Gayle,  Panaca,   Nev.,  371 

Reese,   Ralph   Grant,   Murray,    112 

Reese.  William    Dennis,   Glendale,   Calif. 

Reese,  Sandra  Lee,  Redding,  Calif.,  80,    197,  322 

Reese,  Thomas  F.,  Bountiful,  359 

Reeve,  Juliann  Estelle,  Santa  Ana,  Calif.,  368 

Reeve,   Naomi,  Salt   Lake  City,  329 

Reeve,  Rex  Cropper,  Jr.,  Salt  Lake  City,  108 

Reeves,   Donald   L.,   Provo 

Reeves,  Patricia,  Centerville,  352 

Regis,  Larry,  Jr.,   Kenllwor+h,  81,    113,  203 

Regenschelt,   Marjorie,  Santa  Cruz,  Calif.,  346 

Rehm,   Hans  Robert,   Lynwood,  Calif.,  323 

Reid,  Carole  Marie,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Reid,  Amy  Yvonne,   Idaho  Falls,   Ida. 

Reid,   Donald,   Springville 

Reid,   Fred,  Springville 

Reid,  Jack  Leon,   Lund,  Nev. 

Reid,  Marvin  C,  Springville 

Reid,  Sharon,  Los  Angeles,  Calif,  239 

Reid,  Thelma   Ann,    Inglewood,   Calif. 

Reid,  William  Vern.  Greybull,  Wyo.,  302 

Reid,  Sondra  Carter,  Santo  Monica  Calif, 

Reisher,   Dorothy  Ann,   Naturita,  Colo.,  350 

Reisner,  Lillian  Annie,  Virginia,  Ida.,  364 

Relyea,  Russell  Ervin,  Boise,  Ida.,  81,  215,  312 

Remde,  Adelheld,  Shawnee,   Kan.,  366 

Remington,   J.   Garth,   Bluebell,   352 

Remington,    Donald    8.,   Alberta,   Can. 

Remington,   Patricia  A.,   Gardenia,  Calif.,   324 

Remmele,  Marlene  E.,  Santa   Rosa,  Calif. 

Rencher,    Lureen.    Farming  ton,    N.    Mex.,    183 

Rencher,    Paul,    Eagar,    Ariz. 

Reno,   Dale  Lynn,  Shelley,   Ida. 

Rennie,   Robert  Richard,  Toronto,  Can.,   319 

Renshaw,  Gerald,   Provo 

Revelli,   Dominick  J.,   Evanston,   Wyo. 

Rex,   Katherine,   Richland,  Wash.,  364 

Rex,    Norman    Dale,    Randolph 

Rex,   Verda    Irene,   Georgetown,    Ida.,   329 

Rex,   Nina   Marie,   Randolph,  352 

Reynaud,   Arthur    Lee,    Provo 

Reynolds,  Allen  Clair,   Beaver 

Reynolds,   Gayle    Marie,    Richland,   Wash. 

Reynolds,  George  Cook,  San   Carlos,   Calif,    150,  292 

Reynolds,   Hannah   L.,   Beaver,  331 

Reynolds,   Karen  J..   Fairfield,   Mont.,  217,   323 

Reynolds,   Max  J.,  Circleville,   365 

Rhees,  Sharon   E.,  Ogden 

Rhoads,  Joanne   L.,  Cody,  Wyo.,   322 

Rhodes,   Dan   Devere,   Liberty.  279 

Rhodes,  Ronald  Leslie.  Lombard,  III.,  279 

Rice,   Beverly  Lynne,  SeDuIveda  City,  Calif..   352 

Rice,  Adrienne  Leona,   Fresno,  Calif.,  314 

Rice,  Dreena  Kay.  Alberta,  Can.,  346 

Rice,  James  Gooding    Caliente,   Nev. 

Rich,  Merilynne,  Orem,  217,  229,  325 

Rich,   Sherron,  Sacramento,   Calif.,   314 

Richards,   Ann.    Portsmouth,    N.H.,    205 

Richards,    Barrle   W.,    Provo 

Richards,  Clarlta   H„  Truckee,  Calif,  337 


chards,   Dorene,  Sandy 

chards,   Fred   Bruce,    Provo 

chards,    Horace    Bryan,    Salt   Lake   City,   211 

chards,  Jean,   Pleasant  Grove,  350 

chards,   Larry  Gene,  Ogden 

chards,   Nephi  Jensen,  Alberta,  Can. 

chards,   Philip   D.,  Alberta,  Can. 

chards,  Ronald  H.,  Fresno,  Calif. 

chards,    Stephen    M..,   American    Fork 

chards,   Susan,   Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  346 

chards,  Vera  Belle,  Alberta,  Can.,  338 

chards,  William  J.,  Alberta,  Can.,  329 

chardson,    Donna    Lee,    Long    Beach,   Calif,    368 

chardson,  Jay  Ryan,  Provo,  279 

chardson,   Judith   L.,    Skamokawa,   Wash.,   296 

chardson,   Kaye.  Centralia,  Wash.,  221,  314,  319 

chardson,   Oscar   L.,    Brigham   City,   330 

chardson,   Ralph   L.,   Duncan,  Ariz.,   229,  296 

chardson,  Theral   B„   Provo 

chens,   Lorn   S.,   Vernal 

chey,  Forest  Moroni,  Spenard,  Alaska 

chey,  Floyd  Heaton,  Spenard,  Alaska 

chhart,  Richard   L„   Provo,  362 

chins,  Carol  M.,  Henefer,  339 

chins,   Beverly,   Duncan,  Ariz.,   313 

chins,    Dean    Verland,    Grid  ley.    Calif.,    354 

chins,   Deanna,   Marysville,  Calif., 

chins,    Eddie    Lake,   Gridley,   Calif..   364 

chins,    Grant    Norman,    Henefer,    336 

chins,    llene    Lois,   Coalville 

chins,  Janice,   Eugene,   Ore.,   366 

chins,   Jerry   George,    Gridley,   Calif 

chins,    LeRoy   Harvey,   Gridley,   Calif. 

chins,  Lois,  Gridley,  Calif,  294 

chmond,  Kaye,  Salt  Lake  City,  353 

chmond,  Lloyd  Harold,  Salt  Lake  City.  2  I  1 ,  306 

chter,   Martha  Ann,    Ft.  Wayne,    Ind.,   219,  229,   346 

kenbach,  Dixie  W.,  Richfield 
cks,   David  Kay,  Boise,   Ida.,  213,  302,  303 
cks,   Kathleen,   Berkeley,  Calif,  366 
cks,   Nedra  Ann,   Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  310 
cks,   Robert  J.,  Stockton,  Calif, 
cks,   Welby   Willis,    Provo 
cks,  Vera   Nancy,  Gresham,  Ore.,  338 
dd,   Roxalene,  Brigham  City,  300 
ddle,  Dwanna  Lee,  Salt  Lake  City,  296 
ddle.  Thello.   Richfield 
denhour,   Ted    Eugene,   Concord,   N.C. 
dge,   Donald   Leonard,   Provo 
ding,   John   A.,  Jr.,   Springville 
ding,    Jerry    Russell,    rem 
ding,    Ronald    Edwin,    Provo 
eske,  Lee  Mervin,  Spanish  Fork,  352 


Reiske,    Kent  Richard,   Pn 

Rigby,  Cleston  Neil,  Springville 

Rigby,  Janet  Joyce,   Birmingham,   Mich.,  219,  359 

Riggs,  Charlene   Beth,  Chandler,  Ariz.,   371 

Riggs,   Faye   McGary,   Eugene,  Ore.,  365 

Riggs,  Joseph  Ivor,  Hatch 

Riggs,  John  David,  Junction  City,  Ore.,  292 

Riggs,   Loretta  Carol,  Chandler,  Ariz. 

Riggs,  Myrna,  Hatch 

Righ  ten  hour,    David,  Yellowstone,   Mont.,   306 

Rigtrup,   Brent   Reed,   Springville 

Rile.  Joseph  Eldon,  Twin  Falls,  Ida. 

Riley,  David  Jonathan.  Skamakawa,  Wash.,  287 

Rimtngton,    Nancy  Jane.  Tooele,  350 

Rindfleisch,   Lois  Jean,   Downey,  Calif,  307 

Rios,  Omar  Gustavo,    Edinburg,  Tex.,   315 

Ringquist,   Rita   Mabel,  Vancouver.  Wash.,    191,   315 

Ringquist,  Robert  Hugh,  Vancouver,  Wash. 

Ringwood,   Howard   Lee,  Salt  Lake  City,    III,    112 

Ripple,  Jessie   Dee,   Provo,  360 

Ririe.  Clive   Perry,   Provo 

Ritchie,  Stephen   L..  Kuna,   Ida.,  3  15 

Rivers.   Ernest  George,   Silver  Springs,   Md. 

Ritz,  Robert  Theodore,  Woodland,  Calif,  86,  316 

Ro,  Jai  Bong,  Seoul,   Korea,  279 

Roach,  William  Ned,  Brisbane,  Calif,  361 

Robb,  Willmia   Helen,   Mancos,  Colo.,  332 

Robb,  Renee,  Mancos,  Colo.,  306 

Robbins,  Donna  Jo,  Salt  Lake  City,  285 

Roberts,   Brent  James.  American   Fork 

Roberts,  Beverly  C,  Fontena,  Calif.,  217,  329 

Roberts.  Cecil  Lynn,  Tabiona,  227,  3  I  I 

Roberts,  Doris  Argyle,  Woods  Cross 

Robert,    Dean   Crott.    Provo,   203 

Roberts,  Dorothea  T.,  San  Mateo,  Calif 

Roberts,  Jack  Alan,  Provo 

Roberts,  Julia,  Salt  Lake  City,  370 

Roberts,  Judy  Lynne,  Boise,   Ida.,  292 

Roberts,  Kent  Stanley,  American  Fork 

Roberts,    Karl    David.   Myton 

Roberts,  Lael,  Brigham  City 

Roberts,    Linda    Lee.    Santa    Barbara,   Calif.,    183,    219. 

352 
Roberts,   Margaret  J.,  Vernal,  347,  357 
Roberts,    Randall    N..    Monroe 
Roberts,  Richard  A.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Roberts,    Robert  Eugene,   Provo.  207,   322 
Roberts,   Virginia    F.,    Los  Anqeles,   Calif,    201,    319 
Roberts,  Wilmer  Lynn,  San  Mateo,  Calif. 
Roberts,  Wendell   Lee,  Tremonton,  353 
Robertson,   David  E.,  Honolulu,   Hawaii 


Robertson,   Donald  J.,  Idaho  Falls,   Ida. 

Robertson,  Frances  C,  Arlington,  Va.,  357 

Robertson,  Gary  Evan,   Idaho  Falls,   Ida.,  303 

Robertson,  Jerold  C,  Spanish   Fork 

Robertson,  Joyce  Lily,  Coeur  d'Alene-,  Ida. 

Robertson,  Joel  Scott,  Burley,   Ida.,  332 

Robertson,  Kent  F.,  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Robertson,   Marilyn,   Los  Angeles,  Calif,    191,  316 

Robertson,  Mildred  R„  Richmond,  Va.,  229 

Robertson,   Rita   W.,   Kennewick,   Wash. 

Robertson,   Richard  &.,   Kennewick,  Wash. 

Robertson,   Russell   C,   Spanish    Fork 

Robins,  Elna  Lorene,  Ontario,  Ore.,    183 

Robins,   Ellen   K.,   Richfield,  338 

Robins,    Larry   Max,    Richfield,   338 

Robins,  Kenneth  Lyton,  Ogden,  307 

Robinson,  Carma  LaRee,  Meridian,  Ida.,  353 

Robinson,  Curtis  E.,  Tacoma,  Wash., 

Robinson,   Dorothy  L.(   Provo 

Robinson,  Doris,  Orem,  353 

Robinson,    Don    L.,   Afton,  Wyo.,   338 

Robinson,  Elaine,  Roy,  338 

Robinson,  Franklin  D.,  Chihuahua,  Mex. 

Robinson,  Gene  Roland,  Grace,  Ida.,  361 

Robinson,  Gerald  B.,  Jr.,  Gunnison 

Robinson,   Grant   Evans,  American   Fork 

Robinson,    Howard    Roger,    Inglewood,    Calif. 

Robinson,   Judith    M.,   Salt   Lake  City,   353 

Robinson,  Lynda  Marie,  Glendale,  Calif. 

Robinson,  Majorie,   Preston,   Ida.,  353 

Robinson,  Millie  Marie,  Chih.,  Mex.,  338 

Robinson,  Nancy  Ann,  Jerome,  Ida.,   149,  350 

Robinson,   Oscar  Klar,    Richfield,  294 

Robinson,   Renell,   Freedom,  Wyo.,  314 

Robinson,   Roland  Dee,  Richfield,  298 

Robinson,  Shirley  Ann,   Richfield,  226,  339 

Robinson,   Sharon,   Salt   Lake  City,   360 

Robinson,  Walter  R.,   La  Jolla,  Calif,  350 

Robison,   Bryant  W.,   Logandale,   Nev.,  287 

Robison,  Charole   L.,  Thornton,   Ida.,  318 

Robison,  Clayne  Wilcox,  Boise,  Ida.,   145,   193 

Robison,    Eva   Janeen,   Delta,   219,  353 

Robison,  Laren   R.,  Salt  Lake  City,  353 

Robison,   Norman   Lee,  Colton,   Calif 

Robison,    Richard   Ashby,    Fillmore 

Robison,   Ronald   Elwin,  Bakersfield,  Calif,  353 

Robison,   Wilbur  G„   Jr.,   Salinas,   Calif,   286 

Rock,  Gordon   Kay,   Morgan,  317 

Rock,    Kenneth    Heber,    Morgan,    286 

Rochfort,  Terence  John,  Canada,  361 

Roche,    Marlene   Frances,   Antioch,    Calif,   234,   307 

Rockwood,  Clarence   L.,   Provo 

Rockwood,   Daisy  B„   Salt  Lake  City,    183,   319 

Rockwood.  Eleanor  B.,  Richland,  Wash.,  183,  329 

Rockwood,  Dorothy  D.,  Salt  Lake  City,    183 

Rodeback,  Wilbur  Ray,  Vernal,  317 

Roden,  Janet  Larae,   Draper 

Rodgers,  Paul  Lee,   Purcellville,  Va.,  353 

Rodriguez,  Adan   Raul,  Guatemala 

Roe,  Kenneth  V.,  Panguitch,  307 

Roe,  Wilford   Eerl,   Panguitch 

Rogers,  Clark  Douglas,  Tacoma,  Wash.,   185 

Rogers,  Dixie,   Bountiful,  233,  236,  296 

Rogers,   Elizabeth   Anne,  airhaven,   Mass.,  316,  319 

Rogers,  Hawley,  Monroe,   195,  327 

Rogers,   James    Keith,    Provo 

Rogers,  Kenneth  E.,  Chicago,   III.,  306 

Rogers,   Joseph  John,   Brooklyn,    N.Y. 

Rogers,  Lewis  M..,  Orem 

Rogers,   Milton   Stout,  China   Lake,   Calif,  338 

Rogers,   RaNae,  Ogden,  314 

Rogers,    Robert  William,    Manassa,   Colo. 

Rogers,  Walter  Elmo,  Aztec,  N.  Max.,  347 

Rogers,  Warren  Thomas,   Minneapolis,  Minn. 

Rohbock.  Theodora  Ann,  Orem,   145,  330 

Rohner,  Wilbur  Lines,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.   187,  319 

Rojas,  Olivia  Aurora,  Chihuahua,   Mex.,  353 

Rojos,  Rodolfo  D.,  Chihuahua,  Mex.,  353 

Rokes,  Nina  Kathleen,  Lynwood,  Calif,  355 

Roland,   Peqqy  Lee,   Macon,  Ga..  332 

Rolapp,   William    H..,    Los  Angeles,   Calif 

Rollins,   Erma  Bennion,  Provo 

Rollins,  Leslie  McKay,   Lyman,  Wyo.,    146 

Rollins,  Tracy  Loraine,   Lyman,  Wyo. 

Rollo,  Mary  Elizabeth,  Glendale,  Calif,  219.  355 

Rollston,  Garol  Lee,   Hollywood,  Calif.,  355 

Romero,    Ervin   Gordon,   Orem 

Romney,  Gretta   Anne,   Provo 

Romney,   Joan   Marie,  Murray,  352 

Romney,  Van    Ernest.  Jr.,   Kimberly,    Ida. 

Rondo,  Joseph  William,  Ventura.  Calif,  296,  92 

Rooker,  Clifton  Keith,  Modesto,  Calif. 

Rooks,   Oran    Dewey,    Blackfoot,    Ida. 

Rooks,   John    D.,   Rangely,   Colo. 

Roper,  Clyde  Vernon.  Sprlngfiled,  352 

Roper,  Gary  Lovell,  Oak  City 

Roper,    Laver   L.,   McCloud,  Calif. 

Roper,  Ted  Warren,  Preston,  Ida. 

Rose.  Charles  Buckley,  Berkeley,  Calif,  324 

Rose,  Darrell  Eugene.  Portage 

Rose.   Many  Ann,   Bountiful,   246 

Rose,  Prlscilla  B„  Salt  Lake  City,  369 

Rosen,  Harold   Earl,  Spokane,  Wash. 

Ross,  Annette  Marie,   Provo,  353 


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Ross,  Chloe  Hillman,   Driggs.  Ida.,  309 

Ross,  Creig.  Tridell,  353 

Ross,  Charlotte  Ann,  Redwood  City,  Calif. 

Ross,   Cecelia    Harriet,   Portland,  Ore.,    149,    353 

Ross,  Joan,  Tridell.  360 

Ross,    Nancy   Elizabeth,    Los  Angeles,  363 

Ross,  Maxine,  Salt  Lake  City 

Ross,   Sherrill   Lee,  Victor,   Ida.,  288 

Rossiter.   Carol    Lynn,    Helena,    Mont.,   324 

Rossiter.  Terry,  Salt  Lake  City,  338 

Rostron,    Ira   Ralph,   Springfield 

Rosvall.  Rhea  Mae,  Salt  Lake  City,  361 

Rostrom,  Mildred  Ann,  Seattle,  Wash.,  327 

Rothlisberger,   Robert,  St.  Johns.  Ariz. 

Rothe,    Frank  Adams,   Alberta,   Can.,   296 

Rothe.   Ruth   H.,  Alberta,  Can..  286,  292 

Rounds,  Jay  Carmer,  Oakland,  Calif.,  326 

Roundy,  Colleen  M.,  Pleasant  Grove,  298 

Roundy,  Jerry  Coy,  Escalante,  328 

Roundy.  Ruby  Ranee,   Ignacio,  Colo. 

Roundy,  Vernon  Dean,  Escalante,  286 

Roush,   Robert  Ronald.  Dillon.  Colo.,    150 

Rowbotham,   Gary   Bryan.    Monrovia   Calif. 

Rowbury,   Lyle   Dee,   Moses   Lake,  Wash.,  344 

Rowberry,    Kara   Jane.    Idaho   Falls,   Ida.,    153 

Rowberry,  Cecil  Joseph,   Provo 

Rowe,  Klara,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  327 

Rowe,   Larry  Olene,   Thornton,    Ida. 

Rowland,  Guy  Lund,  Waynesboro,  Va.,  316 

Rowley,  Claude  Alvin,  Orem 

Rowley.  Edward  M..,  Roosevelt.  296 

Rowley.    Hugh  Alcorn,   Bountiful,   364 

Rowley,  Leo  Wayne,  Bynum.  Mont..  331 

Rowley.   Phyllis   Myrtle,   Roosevelt,  350 

Rowley,  Ranae,   Provo,  350 

Rowley,    Ralph   Alcorn.   Bountiful,   237,   286,   294 

Rowley,  Rodney  Ray,  Parowan 

Roylance,    Kenneth   O.,   Provo,   363 

Roylance,    Marilyn,   Springfield,   308 

Roylance.  Thomas  S.,   Provo 

Royte,  Jeanette.  American  Fork,   149.  223,  351 

Royse,  Donald  William,  Fruitland,   Ida..  329 

Rugg,   Roger   Horace,   Santaquin 

Rumel.    Pamela   Susan,    Pocatello,    Ida.,    195,   322 

Rumble,   Ruth  Beatrice,  San  Diego,  Calif.,  353 

Rummler,  Roy  Lee,  Milford,  338 

Runser,   Albert   W.,   Great    Falls,   Mont.,   344 

Rushton,  Jack    Louis,    Ely,    Nev, 

Russell,    Chyrl    Ann,    Los   Angeles,    Calif.,    319 

Russell,  Georgia,  Salt  Lake  City,   197,  308 

Russell,   Hazel   Lee.   Mesa,  Ariz.,  314 

Russell,  John  Joseph",  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  317 

Russon,  Ann  Ranae,   Lehi,  331 

Russon,  Lavell  D.,  Lehi,  334 

Russon,    William    Harold,    Los   Angeles,    Calif. 

Rust.  David  Walker,  Verna,  364 

Rust.  Maida.  Salt  Lake  City.   195.  294 

Rust,  William   Luke,   Salem 

Rutherford,   Kay,   Long  Beach,  Calif. 

Rutherford  Peggy  Mari,  Alameda,  Calif.,  338 

Rutledge,  James  R.,  Alberta,  Can.,  338 

Rutledge,  Cheryl  Anne,  Murtaugh,   Ida.,  332 

Rutz,  Mary  Ann,  Portland,  Ore..  223.  310 

Rutter,  Jesse  James,  Malad,   Ida.,  289 

Ryan,   Patricia   Marie.   Piedmont,  Calif. 

Ryan,   Ronald  Orville,   Piedmont,  Calif. 

Ryan,  Stanley  Leland,   Eureka 

Ryley,   Frank   Marion,   Phoenix,  Ariz..  310 

Ryng,  Henriette  Adele,  Belgium,  365 

Rynhart,  Jo  Anne  M.,  Hollywood,  Calif. 

Rymer    Newell   Kay,  Manti 

S 
Sabey,  John  Wayne,  Midvale,  215,  352 
Sabey,   Linda.   Midvale.  233 
Sabey,   Ronald   Keith,  Alberta,  Can. 
Sabin,   Elaine,   Salem,    153,  307 
Sebin,  Joan,  Salem 

Safsten,  Mary  R.  D.,  Blaine,  Wash.,    156 
Safsten,  Ronald  Duane.  Blaine,  Wash.,  91.  338 
Safsten.  Robert  Gary,  Blaine,  Wash.,  279 
Sage,    Lee   Gordon    Provo 
Sagers,  Mario  William.  Delta,   150,  352 
Salerni,  Beverly  Ann,  Richmond,  Va..  366 
Salazar.  Lillie  V.,  Dayton,  Ohio.  223,  336 
Salazar,    Richard    David,    Dayton.   Ohio,   299 
Saling,  Charles  C,  Mokane,  Miss.,  352 
Saling,   Doris  Darlene,   Mokane,   Miss.,  286 
Saling.  Wallace  M.,  Jr.,   Pleasant  Grove.  292 
Saling,    Dora    Lerene,    Mokane,    Miss.,    313 
Salisbury.  Charles   D.,  Salt   Lake  City 
Salisbury.  David  G.,  Los  Angeles.  Calif.,  322 
Salisbury.  Ranae  Emma,  Murray,  209,  318 
Salisbury.  Todd  B.,  Salem,  Ore..   102 
Salmenson,  Emily,  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  338 
Sallenbach.  Shirley  I..  Alberta,  Can.,  332 
Saluesen,   Patricia  Ann,  Downey.  Ida. 
Salter,  Philio  Wayne,  Santa  Barbara,  Calif.  296 
Sampson,   Douglas  C.   Samoa,  338 
Samuelsen,  Turid,  Provo,  332 
Samuelsen,   Roy,   Provo 

Samuelson,  C.  Wavne,  Long  Beach,  Calif.,  318 
Sanborn,   Richard  G..,   Grantsville 
Sanchez,  Carlos  Jorge.   Lima.   Peru,  366 
Sandberg,  Carma   Leora,  Provo 


Sandberg,    Howard    E.,   Yakima,  Wash.,  81.   334 

Sandberg.  Selene,   Provo.    156,  219,  353 

Sanders,    Lynn    M.,   Shelley,    Ida.,   296 

Sanders,  Ted  Houston,  Gaffney.  S.C.,  350 

Sanders,  Thomas  C,  Caldwell,   Ida.,  348 

Sanders.  Raymond   Earle,  Ogden 

Sanders.   Sandra   Jean,  Gilmer,  Tex..   348 

Sanderson,  Helen  Rae,  Boise,  Ida.,  225 

Sanderson,  James  W.,  Nampa,   Ida.,  306 

Sanderson,    Norman   S...    Pleasant   Grove 

Sanderson,   Patricia  G.,   Idaho  Falls,   Ida.,  353 

Sandgren,    Viviann   Zola,    Provo,   287 

Sandstrom,  Joan   E.,  Santa  Ana,  Calif.,    183,  355 

Sandstrom,  John  L„  Eureka,  324 

Sansom,  Gary  Lynn,  Richland,  Wash.,  324 

Sant,  Gary   LeRoy,    Idaho   Falls,    Ida.,   344 

Sant,  Sharyn  Sue,  La  Canada,  Calif.,   141.    189,  329 

Sant.  Geo  Richard.  La  Canada.  Calif.,  308 

Santiago,    Frances,    Bronx,    N.Y.,   355 

Sappington,   Melvin   Jay,    Pocatello,    Ida. 

Sardoni,    Lawrence   W..    Provo 

Sargent,   Morris  Neal,  Tacoma,  Wash. 

Saunders,   Arlan    Rex,    Eugene,   Ore.,   229,   302 

Saunders,  Glen   Eldon,  Ogden 

Saunders,   Gwen    Ella,   Vale,   Ore.,   366 

Saunders,  Vernon   D.,  Mansfield,  Ohio,  352 

Sauvaget,  Marie  Helene,  Snowflake,  Ariz.,  339 

Sawtelle.  Sally,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Sawyers,  Sherrell  Van,  Tooele,    193 

Sawyer,   Richard   Boyle,  Salt   Lake  City 

Sawyer,  Carl   Devon.  Vernal 

Sawyer,   John    Raymond,   Van    Nuys,   Calif. 

Saxer,  Alton  Hugh,  Victoria.  Tex.,  84,  215,  308 

Scalmanini,   James   R.,    San    Francisco,  Calif.,   359 

Schade,    David    Orion,    Portland,   Ore,        352 

Schaefermeyer,    Jeanene,    Seward,    Alas.,    337 

Schaumann,  Jon    Peter,    Devon   Conn. 

Schastey,  Gratia   Ellen,   Haworth.   N.J.,  370 

Schauerhamer,   Joyce   E.,   Orem 

Schemensky,  Geniel,  Provo,  363 

Schenk,   Calvin    Leroy,    Ft.   Shaw,    Mont. 

Schenk,  John  Larry,  Nyssa,  Ore.,  350 

Schenk,    Marilyn    Jean,    Wenatchee,    Wash.,   285 

Schetselaar,  Gordon,   Salt   Lake   City 

Schiess,    Ramona    Faye,    Victor,    Ida.,   307 

Schi'ess,  Leora  B.,  Victor,  Ida.,  285 

Schill,  Gerhard  D..  Chihuahua,  Mex.,  338 

Schiess,  Edwin  Wayne,  Victor,   Ida.,  292 

Schipper,  Donna  Mae,  San  Leandro,  Calif.,   183,  316 

Schindler,  Alice.  Blackfoot,   Ida..  212 

Schlappi,    Lloyd   Kent,    Fillmore,   3)4 

Schloss,  Margaret  A.  J.,  Kansas  City,   Kan.,  308 

Schloss,    Fred  William,   Salt  Lake  City.  288 

Schmidt.    David,    Lordsburg.    N.    Mex.,   307 

Schmidt,   Howard   Gerald,  Gresham,  Wis. 

Schmidt,    Rosemarie,    Riverton,    195.   306 

Schmidt,  Rachel   Lois,  Gresham,  Wis.,  296 

Schneider,    Jack    8.,    Snowflake,   Ariz. 

Schneyder,    Leslie   M.,  Alberta,   Canada 

Schnepf,    Darel   William,   Queen    Creek,   Ariz.,   361 

Schofield.   Allen   C,   Spanish    Fork 

Schofield,  David,   Provo 

Schofield,    Patrick   B.,    Riddle,  Ore.,   365,   370 

Schofield,  Sandra   Lee,   Burley.  Ida.,    189,  356 

Schofield,    Rex   John,    Orem,    293 

Schofield.    Sharlene,    Hiko,    Nev..   339 

Scholes,  Carol,  American  Fork,  189,  336 

Scholes,   Robert  M.,  American   Fork,    185,  326 

Scholle,    Richard    E.,   Orem 

Scholes,  Joann,   American   Fork,  294 

Schott,  Charles  Henry,  Provo,  336 

Schouten,  Warren   Brady,  Springville 

Schow,   Sharon   Lee,  Ogden,  336 

Schreiner,   Merle   Astin,   Springville,    162,  284 

Schramm,   Clarence   F.,    Provo,    103 

Schrier,  Henry  F.,  Middletown,  N.Y.,  317 

Schrimshire,  Elma  R.,  Macon,  Ga.,  339 

Schroeter,  Clare,   BrookTield,   III.,    145,  223 

Schuenman,  Forest  R.,  Las  Vegas,  Nev. 

Schuqk,  Marita.  J.   H.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Schulthess,   Richard   C,   Los  Angeles,   Calif.,  308 

Schult.   Hazel   Memmo+t,   Fresno,  Calif. 

Schulzke,  Ernest  F.H.,  Toronto,  Canada,  231,  324 

Schultz,  Ralph  Conrad,   Eugene,  Ore.,  336  , 

Schultze,   Robert  G.,  Auborn,  Calif. 

Schultz,   Russell  Wayne,    Lewiston,   Ida. 

Schulzke.  Astrid   M.,  Tononto,  Can.,  221,  311 

Schumacher,  Joseph,   Jr.,    Provo 

Schwab,  Donald  Elvis,  Arcadia,  Calif. 

Schwab,  Scott   Kingston,   Salt   Lake   City 

Schwab,  Jeanne   Moser,  Weiser,   Ida.,   371 

Schweppe,   Harold   Dean,   Long   Beach,  Calif.,  337 

Schwendiman,    Deann,    Idaho   Falls,    Ida. 

Scoresby,  Jessie  Gaye,   lona.   Ida.,  336 

Scoresby,  Marilyn  H...  lona,  Ida.,  233,  298 

Scoresby,  Mary  Lou,  lona,  Ida.,  233.  294 

Scoresby,   David   Owen,    lona,    Ida.,   294 

Scott,   Andrew   Jerry,    Provo 

Scott,  Allen   Ernest,   Los  Angeles,  Calif.,    185 

Scott,  Anita  Rose,  Orem.,  317 

Scott,  Diane,  Delano,  Calif.,    189,  226,  356 

Scott,    David    Randall,    Portland.   Ore.,   322 

Scott,  Catherine   Lydia,   Salt   Lake  City,   356 

Scott,   George  Jesse,   American    Fork,   356 


Scott,  James  Fredric,  Shiatook,  Okla.,  230,  292 

Scott,  Jasper   Denis,  American    Fork 

Scott,  Jill  Irene,  Mountain  View,  Calif.  209,  223,  346 

Scott,  J.   Frank,   Spanish   Fork 

Scott,  Leon  Rouzelle,  Provo,  302 

Scott,  Max  Lee,  Lehi 

Scott,  Myrnalee,  Mountain  View,  Calif.,  209 

Scott,   Richard    LeRoy,   Salt  Lake  City,   324 

Scott,  Sandra,  Provo,  356 

Scoville,  Jo  Anne,  Rosemead,  Calif. 

Scriver,  James  William,  Niagra   Falls,   N.Y. 

Scow,   Nelma   Eldean,  Salt   Lake  City,  356 

Scroggs,   Robert  Anson,   Norfolk,   Va. 

Seamons,    Marlene,    Mont  pel  ier,    Ida. 

Searle,   Inez  Smith,  Corpus  Christi,  Tex.,   281 

Secretan,  Robert  Lee,  Alberta,  Can.,  339 

Seckinger,  Alice  Janet,  Overton,   Nev.,  370 

Sedgwick,  Donald   H.,  Riverside,  Calif.,    185 

Seeley,    Schuyler   D.,    Huntington 

Seely,   John    McLain,   San    Diego,   Calif. 

Seely,  Sonya  N.,  Craig,  Colo.,  339 

Sego,  William  Arnell,  Clovis,  N.  Mex.,  368 

Sego,  Norman  Kerry.  Manassa.  Colo.,  324 

Seibert,   Richard   R.,   Hollywood,  Calif. 

Seibert,  Charlene  F..  San  Francisco,  Calif.,    195,  291 

Seiger,    Richard    H.,   Orem 

Self,   Mary  Annette,    Downey.  Calif. 

Sell,  John  Arthur,  Walden,  N.Y.,  315 

Sellers,   Robert  D.,   Bellflower,  Calif. 

Semadeni,    Irene   Alice,    Dove   Creek,    Colo.,   223,    236, 

291 
Seneca,  Loretta,  Versailles,  N.Y.,  223,  344 
Senzee,  Norma   Kay,  Jefferson,   Miss.,  356 
Senne,   Joellen    Kay.   Topeka,    Kan. 
Sennhauser,    Lore    Luise,    Salt   Lake   City,    195,    328 
Seppi,  Ernest  Frank,  Provo 
Seppi,  Ned   Fred,   Provo 
Sevy,    Nonegene,    Salt    Lake   City 
Sexsmith,  M.  Jean,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  91 
Seymour,  Patricia  Ann,   Del   Paso  Heights,  Calif. ,37 1 
Seymour,    Karen   Margot,   Stockton,   Calif. 
Shaeffer  Earl   Martin,   Palasade,  Colo.,  207 
Shaclett,  John   David,  La  Mesa,  Calif..    114 
Shaffer.  James   Elmer,   Bullhead,  Ariz. 
Shaffer,    Howard    Coulam,    Arlington,    Va.,    36) 
Sharp,   Edward   Charles,  Glendale,  Calif..  211,  324 
Sharp,   Barbara  J.,  Anchorage,  Alaska,  319 
Sharp,  Gay,   Long  Beach,  Calif.,  291 
Sharp,  Jerold    Lon,   Richfield,   313 
Sharp,    Paul  Gregory,   Preston,   Ida. 
Sharp,    Robert    Morrison,    Baroursville,    W.   Va.,    308 
Sharp,    Ronald    Ethan.    Burbank,    Calif.,    339 
Shaw,  Bill  Eugene,  Port  Angeles,  Wash. 
Shaw,    Charlene,    Coalville 
Shaw,  Clestia  Grace,  Halfway,  Ore.,  358 
Shaw,  Douglas  Gilbert,  Weiser,  Ida.,  370 
Shaw  Don  D„  Malta,  Ida. 
Shaw,   Donald  Tracy,  Weiser,   Ida.,  336 
Shaw,   Karen  Jessie,  Owyhee,   Nev. 
Shaw,  Robert  C,  Provo,  322 
Shaw,   Perry  Clayton,   Provo 
Shaw,   Phyllis  Anne,   Las  Vegas,   Nev. 
Shaw,  Weilding  T.,  Clearfield,  279 
Shawcroft,    Bessie   Ann,    Provo 
Shawcroft,  Wade  Smith,  Provo 
Sheen.  Stanley  Kay,  Alberta,  Can. 
Sheets,   Spencer  G.,   Salmon.    Ida, 
Sheets,  Leland  Ogden,  Payson,   185,  316 
Sheen,   Norman   Dewayne,  Alberta,   Can. 
Sheffield.    Homer  J.,    Kaysville 
Sheffield,  Ann.  Los  Altos.  Calif.,   153,  369 
Sheffield,   Mary  Nan,   Springville,  354 
Shelby,  Joe   Lester,  American   Fork,  294 
Sheldon,    Robert   B.,   Salt  Lake   City 
Shell,  Verl   Dee,   Provo,    I  I  I 
Shell,  Jack   Earl,    Payson 
Shelton,   Donald  Leland,  Midvale 
Shelton,  Dorothy  A.,  Concord,  Calif. 
Shelton,   Fredrick  A.,   Lehi 
Shelton,  Janet,  South  Gate,  Calif.,  345 
Shelton,    Stephen    Ralph,    Huntington,    Calif. 
Shepherd,  David   R.,  Mesa,  Ariz.,    145,  366 
Shepherd,    Ivan    Dale,    Payson 
Shepherd,  Tvlaureen,   Midvale,  371 
Sheppard,   Stanley  Ross,  Powell,  Wyo. 
Sherbeck,   Carol    Lea,    Hilisboro,    Ore. 
Sherman,  Leona  Faye.  Lakeside,  Calif. 
Sherwood,   Barbara  Ann,   Provo 
Sherwood,   Dennis  Owen.   Billings,    Mont. 
Sherwood,   Lora   Lou,  Salina.   Kan.,  334  336 
Sherwood,  Nell  Ray,  Provo.  296 
Sherwood,  Rufus  Glen,   Provo 
Shields,  Earl  Delos,  Provo 
Shields,    Elise    Marie    Alberta    Can.,    311 
Shields,  Clair  Hardy,  Alberta.  Can.,  365 
Shields,   Janice    Lyn,    Pleasant   Grove 
Shields.  Jay  Glen,   Pleasant  Grove,  317 
Shields,    Roger   Elwood,   Gainesville,    Fla. 
Shields,  Robert  Glenn,  Saskatchewan,  Can.,  203.  334 
Shields,  William  G.,   Provo.  319 
Shill,   Norman   L.,   Mesa,  Ariz. 
Shim,   Bok  Suk,  Seoul,   Korea,  279 
Shimoda.  Donna  Akiko,  Salt  Lake  City,    183,  236.  316 
Shipley,    Paul    Price.    Mesa,    Ariz.,    302 


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Shipley,  Geraldine  Mae,  Barstow,  Calif.,  310 

Shipp.  Sherilyn,  Joseph.    195,  212.  290 

Shippen,    Vera,    Son    Diego,    Calif. 

Shirk,    Donna    Lee,   St.   Louis,    Mo. 

Shirley,    Linda,  Salt  Lake  City,  347 

Shirley,  Rowan  Dee,  Nephi.  306 

Shirts,   Elmo  Bryant   Portland   Ore..,   291 

Shirts  Addle  Uworda,   Portland,  Ore..  233.  315 

Shirts,    Ida    Linda.   San    Diego,   Calif.,   219 

Shockley,   Stanley   L.,   Jerome.    Ida.,   293 

Shoe,  Norma  Kay,  Mebane,  N.C..  223,  294 

Short,  Valrie  Jean,   Provo 

Short,  Marjory  G.,   Provo,  302 

Shown.  John  Alan,  San  Antonio,  Tex. 

Shuey,  Valerie  Jeanne,  Willmington.  Calif.,  327 

Shumway,   Dale   Leland,   Provo,  294 

Shumway,  Carmen,  St.  Johns,  Ariz.,  315 

Shumway,   Bruce   Lyman,   Blending 

Shumway,  Charles  Lloyd,  Taylor,  Ariz.,  350 

Shumway,   Eric  Brandon,  St.  Johns,  Ariz.,  371 

Shumway,  Gary  Lee,  Blanding 

Shumway,  James  Hyrum,  Tempe,  Ariz..,.    I  14 

Shumway,  Jesse  P.,   Provo 

Shumway,   Jerry,   Provo,  313 

Shumway,    Katie,    Provo 

Shumway,  Miles  S.,  Provp,  313 

Shumway,  Marlene,  St.  Johns.  Ariz.,  302 

Shumway,  Slyvia,  Taylor,  Ariz.,  322 

Shupe.  Jennie  Marie,  Chih.,  Mex.,  350 

Shupe,  Larry  Lee,  Lehi 

Shupe,  William  Dale,  Chihuahua  Mex.,  291 

Shurtleff,  Lynn  R...  Vallejo.  Calif.,   156,  354 

Shurtleff.  Howard  Paul,  Castro  Valley,  Calif.,  306 

Shurtleff,  James  L.,   Provo 

Shurtliff,   Barbara  Ann,   Salt   Lake  City 

Shurtliff,  Doniel   R„  San   Leandro,  Calif. 

Shurtliff,   Donald  C.  Overton,   Nev.,  315 

Shurtliff,   Myrna,    Overton,    Nev..    205 

Sidwell,  Dorothy  J„  Whittier,  Calif.,  334 

Sidwell,  Robert  W.,  Ogden,  290 

Sik.  Lun  Sung,   Hong   Kong,  China 

Silk.  Fredric  Roger,  Carmichoel,  Calif. 

Sill,  William    Dudley,   Las  Vegas,   Nev.,   307 

Silver.  Judith  Gail,  Princeton,  Mass.,  260,  345 

Silva,  Yvonne   Eleanor,  Gooding,   Ida. 

Silva,  Betta  May,  Murray 

Silver,  Jean   Russell.   Holladay,  324 

Simkins,    Dorothy,    Parowan 

Simmons,  Beverly  Beth,  Allison  Park,  Pa..   145,   197.  319 

Simmons,   Almo    Beals,    Provo,    296 

Simmons,  Carl  Bernard,   Provo 

Simmons.   Edward  James,   Bloomington,   III.,  231 

Simmons,   Ernest  William.   Helena,    Mont..   288 

Simmons.  Karen  Sue,  Grace,  Ida.,  337 

Simmons,    Melba,    Las  Vegas,    Nev. 

Simmons,  Mary  Jo,  Las  Vegas.  Nev. 

Simmons,  Sandra  Lou,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida..  209.  365 

Simmons.   Robert  C,   Provo 

Simms,  David  McKay,  Seattle.  Wash.,  365 

Simon.   LaVere  Andre,    Pocatello,    Ida.,    I  14 

Simonis.   Arlene    Ruth,    LaGrande,   Ore.,   309,    313 

Simons.  Jerold   Jean,   San    Bernardino,   Calif.,   371 

Simons,   Ronald  Budd.  San   Bernardino,  Calif.,  293 

Simpkins,    Donald   E.,   Sacramento.   Calif..    308 

Simper.  Iris  May.  San  Francisco.  Calif..  324 

Simper.   Colleen,   New   Port,   Ore. 

Simpson,    Iris   Marie,  Greensboro,   N.C.,   324 

Simpson.   Delores  Marie,   Hanford,  Calif. 

Simpson,   LaMar  C„   Orem 

Sims,  Sharon   Maricia,  Portland,   Ore.,    146,  294 

Sims,   Patricia   Jane,   Marianna,    Fla.,   209,   317 

Sims.   Norman   Marvin,   Lehi 

Sinclair.  Jerry  Victor.  Alberta.  Can..  207,  324 

Singer,   Harald  E..  Salt  Lake  City.  370 

Singleton.  Gary  Orval,  Provo.  207 

Singleton,   Monroe   P.,   Provo 

Sirrine.    Edwin    Boyd.    Phoenix.   Ariz..   302 

Sisemore.  Claudia.  Salt  Lake  City,    195 

Skeen,    Nancy  Jill,    Nyssa,   Ore..    149.   365 

Skidmore,  Carol.  Seattle.  Wash.,  205,  350 

Skidmore.   Emeline,   Pocatello.   Ida'..    153.  221.   319 

Skillman  Yvonne,  Long  Beach.  Calif..  308 

Skidmore,  Ronald,  Stone.  Ida.,  356 

Skinner.  Joyce.  American   Fork 

Skinner.  Velda.  Stafford,  Ariz..  221.  308 

Skousen,  Denna  Mesa.  Ariz.,  345 

Skousen.   Johanna    Karen.  Chandler,  Ariz..   345 

Skousen.  Justine.   Phoenix,  Ariz.,  346 

Skousen.   Lester  P.,  Jr.,   Juarez,   Mexico.  298 

Skousen.   Lamont  Lester,   Mesa,  Ariz.,    124,  211 

Skousen,    Kliena   Jean  Chandler,  Ariz.,  311 

Skousen.  Willard  R„  Mesa,  Ariz.,   124.  211,  239,  362 

Skriver,   Darlene   Rae,   Fontana,  Calif.,  349 

Slack,   Robert   A..   Cedar  City.   313 

Slade.   Billie    Lucille,   San    Leandro,   Calif.,  371 

Slade.  Francis  Sheldon,  Hesperus.  Colo..  224.  353 

Slade.   J.    Dion.    Dunsmuir.   Calif..    185.   324 

Slade,   James  Wilford,   Hesperus,   Colo..   290 

Slade,   J.   Keith.   Dunsmuir  Calif.,    150 

Slade,    Monte   H..   Hesperus.  Colo. 

Slade,   Marlow  Lyle,   Durango,  Colo.,  290 

Slade,  Nancy  Jo,  Hesperus,  Colo..  308 

Slade,   Rosalie,    Hesperus,   Colo..  329 

Slade,  Thomas    Edmund.    Salt    Lake   City.    308 


Slater.  Gail   Lenore,  Ann  Arbor,    Mich.,  344 

Stater,    Raymond    Doyle,   Ogden,   355 

Slater,  Cleo  Yvonne,  Yerington,   Nev. 

Slater.   Paul  Wheeler,  Ogden,  281 

Slater.    Henry   Wayne.    Provo 

Slaughter.    Larry   Dean.   Bakersfleld.   Calif.,  231,   292 

Sled,  Martha   Lynett.  Fortana,  Calif.,  370 

Slough.  Robert  Lee.  Globe,  Ariz. 

Smart,  Antoinette   M..   Los  Angeles.  Calif..  360 

Smart,  Merrill  Jay,  Springville,  302 

Smellie,   Don   Carl.    Provo 

Smellie,  Marilyn   Ruth.   Needles,  Calif.,  290 

Smiley,   Sherril,   Salt   Lake  City,  350 

Smith,  Alan  James.   Idaho  Fas,   Ida..  324 

Ata    Marie.   Monroe.    192,   298 

Albert  G.,  San   Bruno.  Calif.,  027 

Allen   H„   Provo,   350 

Allen    LeRoy,    Provo,   357 

Arlen    Morgan,   Champion.   Alberta.   Can..    355 

Arthur  Yates,    Raymond,  Alberta.   Can. 

Barbara    Graham,   Salt   Lake   City 

Barbara    McKay,    Provo 

Bertrand  Gary.  Cedar  City 

Beth    Louise,    Evanston.    Wyo. 

Betty.   Lehi 

Blake  Thomas.   Cowley,    Wyo. 

Burke  M.,  Springville,  288 

Carolyn,   Henrieville.  226,  309 

Carolyn    Gay,    San    Diego.    Calif.,   371 

Catherine.   Brooklyn.   N.Y..  223,  336 

Charlene    Irene,   Murray,  337 

Charles    Kumen,    Vulcan,    Alberta.    Can. 

Connie.    Rupert.    Ida. 

Darlene   Kay   P..    Denver,   Colo. 

Darleen,    Moses    Lake.   Wash.,   371 

DeAnna.   Milwaukee,   Wis..  233.  339 

Donald  Stohl.   Downey,  Calif.,  231,  361 

Doris   Diane,   Globe,  Ariz.,   339 

Duane  N.,  Orem,  371 

Edele,  Shoshone,   Ida.,  329,  330 

Edna  Maria,  Vulcan,  Alberta,  Ca.,  339 

Edward  William,  American   Fork,  329 

Eleano,  Alderwood    Manor,  Wash.,  287 

Elizabeth  Anne  Snowflake.  Ariz.,  286 

Ernan  Young,  Roosevelt,  324 

Evelyn,  Walnut  Creek,  Calif.,  302 

Eugene   Edward.  Concord.  Calif.,    199.  327 

Farrell   Melvin.   Inglewood,  Calif.,    169,  349 

Forrest   Clinton.    Blackfoot.    Ida..    187,    324 

Furlann  Lehi,  33  I 

Gary  Lee.  Coos  Bay,  Ore.,  370 

Gene    Stanford    Idaho    Falls,    Ida.,    324 

Gaynor  Rich.  Vancouver,  B.C..  Can. 
,  George  Lochlin.  Salt  Lake  City.  I  12 
,  Gerald  Lee,  Yakima,  Wash.,  308 

Gibson  R..  Jr..  Provo 

Gordon  Delbert,   Portland,  Ore. 

Grant  Broadbent,   Provo,    150,  281,   319 

Gordon   E.,   Provo 

Harvey   Kay.   Tooele 

Harvey    Ralph,    Pacific    Beach.   Wash.,    224,    354 

Irving   De,   Estacade,   Ore.,  284 

James    Lavont.   Victorville,   Calif. 
i  James  Byron,  Compton,  Calif.,  367 

James  Russell.  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

James  LaVae,   Provo 

James   Andrew,    Santaquln,   372 
,  James  Melvin,  Burbank.  Calif.,  336.  362 

James   Norman,    Farmington.    N.   Mex.,   215,   237, 
298 

Janice   Nona.   Sandy,  338 

Janice  Ann,  Woodburn,  Ore.,  221.  318 

Jeannine,   American    Fork 

Jerry   Petersen,  Salt   Lake  City,   324 

Joan   Ann.    Midvale 

John   Thomas,   Malad.    Ida..   307 

Joseph  Gale,   Fillmore 

Karen   Breckon.   Phoenix,  Ariz..  94,    189,  294 

Karl    Leland,    Fruita,   Colo.,    326 

Kay  Gerald,   Shelley.   Ida..    114.  350 

Keith  Craig,   South   Pasadena.  Calif.,   324 

Lamont  Wood,   Alberta,  Can. 

Lavona.  Provo 

La   Vonne   Emma.   San    Leandro,   Calif..   350,   365 

Lawrence  Eugene.  Walnut  Creek.  Calif. 

Lenora  Emily.  Surrey,  B.C.,  Canada 

Leslie   Ray,    Provo 

Lynn    Crane,    Provo 

Marian    Dee.    Los   Angeles.    Calif.,    191,    325 

Martha   Emelle,  Granger,  Wash.,  326 

Max  Dale.   Klamath  Falls.  Ore. 

Merlin  A.,  Salt  Lake  City.    I  14 

Mearle  B.,  Provo 

Melvin   Isaac.  Jr..   Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  313 

Miriam,  Vernal.  298 

Myrtle    L..    Farmington.    N.    Mex. 

Nancy  Ann,   Provo 

N.  Wayne.  Orem.  302 

Nancy  Lee.  McCammon.  Ida..  371 

Netha   Jane.  Greensboro.   N.C.,   372 

Noel   E..  Sandy.  324 

Norman   Clair,    Fruita.  Colo..  371 

Norma    Jean.    Murray 

Norman   Edwin.    Estacada.   Ore,   81.   351 


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Smith,  Oliver   Rollin,   Provo 

Smith,    Patricia,    Reno.    Nev.,  219,  352 

Smith,    Paul    Charles.    Loyton 

Smith,   Paul  S.,  St.  George 

Smith,  Peggy  Dorine,  Heber,  371 

Smith,    Ralph    Leon,    Phoenix,   Ariz. 

Smith,   Ray  Thomas,  Gresham,   Ore..  354 

Smith,    Ralph   Jay,   Provo 

Smith,   Renae,   Provo 

Smith  ,Reva  Alice,   Rexburg,   Ida..    183,  284 

Smith,   Richard  Elmo,   Brunswick,   Ga.,  361 

Smith,  Robert  Elliott,  St.  Cocoa,  Fla. 

Smith,  Robert  Clair,  Salt  Lake  City 

Smith,  Robert  Bailey,   Provo 

Smith,  Robert  Bernard,  Lathrop,  Calif..  292 

Smith,  Robert  Wayne,  Ft.  Lauderdale,  Fla..  365 

Smith,    Roe   Elijah,    Henrieville 

Smith,   Ronald  Gary,   Provo,  281 

Smith,   Ronald  Cole,   Nyssa,  Ore.,  325 

Smith,    Ronald  Coombs,   Calgary,   Alta.,   Can. 

Smith,    Ronald    Hubert,   Walnut  Creek,   Calif.,   372 

Smith,   Rudger  Grant,   Phoenix,  Anz. 

Smith,  Sandra,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  346 

Smith,  Sharon    Lynn,   Toppenish,  Wash.,   352 

Smith,  Sharon  Orvllla,  Miiwaukie,  Ore.,  372 

Smith,  Sharon   Lyn,  Tustin.  Calif.,  339 

Smith,  Sheryll  Lynn.   Provo,  316 

Smith,    Shirley,    Hillspring,    Alta.,    Can.,    153.    327 

Smith,   Sue   Eileen,  Van   Nuys.  Calif..    191,  288 

Smith  Stephen  Thomas,  St.  Joseph.  Mo.,   185,  371 

Smith,   Steven    H.,   Nyssa.   Ore. 

Smith,  Terry  Alan,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,   187,  287 

Smith,  Ted  Lamar,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  307 

Smith,  Thomas   Burton,   Woodburn,  Ore.,  351 

Smith,  Vern  Hadley,  Warden,  Wash..  315 

Smith,  Wayne   Fredrick,   Provo 

Smith,  Wayne  Louell,  Alta.,  Canada 

Smlthee,   Ardlth.    Farmington,   N.   Mex.,   351 

Smithson,   Ellis  Brady,   Holbrook,  Ariz..  338 

Smoke.   Betty  Gene,  Tallahassee,   Fla.,  359 

Smithson,   Rhoda   Pearl,  Scottsdale.  Ariz.,  319 

Smouse,  George  Robbin,  Prewitt,  N.  Mex.,  185,  314 

Smyth,   Robert  Nell,   Milford.   371 

Smyth,    Marilyn   Delia,   Boise,    Ida. 

Smythe,  James  William,  Salt  Lake  City.  227,  307 

Snarr.  Margaret.   Salt  Lake  City 

Snarr.   Robert  Barton,    Idaho   Falls,   Ida.,  324 

Snarr.   Carol    Erna,   Salt   Lake   City 

Snell,  Jacqueline,  Magna,  221,  313 

Snell.  Robert  Morris,  Provo 

Snell.  William   Henry,   Provo 

Snow,  Annette,  St.  George,  308 

Snow, |  Beora    Marlene,    Walnut    Creek,    Calif. 

Snow,  Carol  Lee,  Provo,  337 

Snow,   Gordon    Lee,   Spanish    Fork 

Snow,  Glennda,  Delta.  354 

Snow,  Joyce  Faye.  Charlottesville,  a.,  356 

Snow.  Kathryn,  Royal  Oaks,  Mich.,    149,  209,  356 

Snow  Norma  Jean  C,  Provo 

Snow,    Nadine,    Provo.   346 

Snow,  Sheldon  Clark,  St.  George,  231,  306 

Snowball.  Alice  N.,   Riverside,  Calif. 

Snyder,  Darryl  Lynn,   Burbank.  Calif..  334 

Snyder,  William  C.  Alta.,  Canada 

Sobers,   Richard,  Vallejo,  Calif.,  317 

Soewirjo.   Indonesia,  363 

Solum,  Darrell  R.,  Georgetown,  Ida. 

Solomon,  Scott  Keith.  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  349 

Somerville.   David  J..    Monticello,  333 

Somerville,   Drue  V.,    Moab 

Sonzinl.   Lorraine,  Salt  Lake  City.  292 

Soper.  William  Ronald.  Bell,  Calif.,  231,  323 

Sorensen,  Billie  Lou,  Saline.  96,   146.  350 

Sorensen,  Arlo  George,  Vallejo,  Calif. 

Sorensen,   Bonnie  Rae,  Salt  Lake  City,  362 

Sorensen,  Arthur  B..  Driggs,  Ida.,  319 

Sorensen.  Charles  C.  Sacramento,  Calif.,  336 

Sorensen.  Corinne,  Elko.  Nov..  236.  313 

Sorensen,   Daniel   Ray,   Driggs,   Ida..  281 

Sorensen.  David  Kelton,  Salt  Lake  City.  347,  364 

Sorensen.   Donald,  Provo.  281 

Sorensen,   Gerald   C,   Jr.,   Vallejo.   Calif.,   231 

Sorensen,   Hazel,   Driggs.   Ida..  319 

Sorensen.  Joane,  Salt  Lake  City.  223,  311.  316 

Sorensen,  Judith  Ann.  Alhambra,  Calif.,  294 

Sorensen,  Janice   L.,   Provo.  324 

Sorensen,  Jeremy  C.,  Burbank.  Calif. 

Sorensen.    Lincoln    Boam.    Provo.   292 

Sorensen,    Mary   Lynne,   Stockton,  Calif. 

Sorensen.  Milton  Tod.  Mt.  View.  Calif..  298 

Sorensen,    Norman   Allen.   VaMelo.   Calif. 

Sorensen.   Shauna,   Salt   Lake  City.   337 

Sorensen,  Roberta  Ann.  Alhambra,  Calif.,  319 

Sorensen,  Terry  C...  Downey,   Ida.,  351 

Sorensen,    William    L.,    Driggs.    Ida. 

Sorensen.    Eliot   Ben.    Provo 

Sorenson,  Emma  Jean.  Roseville.  Calif..  319 

Sorenson.    Kay,   Aurora.   96,   352 

Sorenson,  K.  Clark,  La  Habra,  Calif..   185.  215.  336 

Sorenson,  John  Leon,  Denver.  Colo..   187,  338 

Sorenson,    Nadene   Oakland,   Ca'If..   349 

Sorenson,   Shanlcy   S.,   Spring    Lake 

Soule.  Joan   Lillian.  Delmar,   N.Y.,  221 

Southam,   Dorothy  Rae,  Vernal,  346 


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Sowby,  Karen  Beth,  Los  Angeles.  Calif.,  356 

Spaceman.  Diane  Marie,  Alta..  Canada.  257,  300 

Spackman,  Darel  V.,  Millrae.  Calif.,  351 

Spademan,    Dorothy  V..    Pioche.    Nev.,   349 

Spalding,   Idyll  Grace,  Provo,  325 

Spann,  Mable  Faye,  Rock  Springs,  Wyo.,  358 

Sparks,  Janice,  Cokeville,  Wyo. 

Sparks,  Helen,  Nephi,  361 

Speas,  James  Clark.  Richmond,  Va.,  331 

Speckart.  Philip  S..  Provo.  330 

Speed,  Donald   Rainey,  San  Angelo,  Tex. 

Speed,  Eldon  Dale.  San  Lorenio,  Calif. 

Speed,  Ulysses  Grant,  San  Angelo,  Tex. 

Spell,  Carolyn  Joyce.   Temple  City,  Calif.,   361 

Speierman,  W.   Chatelain,   Glendale,   Calif. 

Spencer,  Clifford  J..  Emmett,  Ida..  306 

Spencer   Dennis  8.,    Peyson 

Spencer,  Gary  O.,  Ogden 

Spencer,  Joe  Lynn.  Peyson,  363 

Spencer,  Joyceen,  Hinckley,  367 

Spencer,    Lael    A.,   Escalante 

Spencer,  Loralee,  Richfield,  323 

Spencer.   Richard   H..  Spokane.  Wash. 

Spendlove,  George   Paul,  Hurricane 

Spendlove,   Verl   Dewey,   Brigham  City 

Spendlove,  Margaret  E..  Provo,  347 

Sperry,    Brent    Harrison,    Provo 

Spice,    Perry   LeRoy,   Ontario,   Canada,   368 

Spilker,  Raymond  A...  Salt  Lake  City,   187 

Spilsbury,  Jewel  Ann.  Salt  Lake  City,  83,  281 

Spjut,  Norma  E..  Salt  Lake  City.  316 

Spoerl,  Karl  William.  Great  Falls.  Mont.,   153,  339 

Sporcich,  Carol  Elaine,  Denver,  Colo.,  361 

Sprague,  Lois,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  316 

Spratling,  Coleen,  West  Jordan,  306 

Sproul,   Rella.   Provo,  356 

Squire,  Adrien  J.,  LaVerkin 

Squire.  Scott  O..  LaVerkin,  292 

Squires.  David  A...  Fairfield,  Mont.,  284 

Staets.  Richard  C...  Santa  Monica.  Calif..  319 

St.  Clair,  Stephen   L.,  Provo 

St.  Claire,  Richard  A.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Stagg,    Marland    Ned,    Vernal 

Stagg,    Sharon   Arlene.   Salt   Lake   City,    294 

Stahle,  Glenna,  Lovell,  Wyo.,  156,  361 

Staker,  Glen  Dona,   Mt.  Pleasant,  292 

Staker,    Keith   M.,    Powell,  Wyo. 

Staker,  Sharon,  Teton  City,  Ida.,  294 

Staley,  Roger  Ferguson,   Millbrae,  Calif. 

Stander,  Klint  Howard,  Blackfoot,  Ida.,  345 

Standiford,  Robert  A.,  Chandler,  Ariz. 

Stanfield,   Kay  Rulene.   Ogden,    189,   306 

Stanfield,  Ruth.  Bellflower,  Calif..  80,   145,  205.  319 

Standifid.  Robert  A.,  Chandler,  Ariz. 

Stanger,   Ronald   Ray,   Provo,  286 

Stanger,  Norma  Irene,  Grants  Pass,  Ore.,  357 

Stanger,  Robert  K.,  Springville 

Stanley,    Marilyn,    Heber,    146.   294 

Stanley,  A.  Marilyn  G..  Orem 

Stanton.  Brian  Eugene,  Park  City 

Stanton,   David  Carl,   Hamilton.   Mont. 

Staples,  David  O.,   Kanosh 

Staples.  Alice   Louisa,   Monroe 

Stapleton,  William  L.,  Alta.,  Canada 

Staples.  Whittier.  Calif. 

Stapley,   Hal  Spencer,  Orem,    108 

Stapley.  Merrill  L,  Jr.,   Eugene,  Ore.,  231,  327 

Stark,   David  Candland,  Wilmington,  Del.,   354 

Stark,  Sarah  Lydia,  Wilmington,  Del.,  356 

Starks.   Nancy  Jean,  Canoga   Park,  Calif. 

Starley.  Max  Reed,  Burley,  Ida.,  324 

Starlin,  Joan   E.,  Bountiful.  246.  354 

Starr,  Bonnie  Joan,  Salem,  Ore.,  195.  322,  327 

Starr.  Sylvia  Mae,  Hiawatha,  298 

Startin,  Wayne   LeRoy.  Murray,    I  10,  319 

Startin,   Ronald   S.,   Murray,    110 

Startup,  Karen  Ruth,  Pasadena,  Calif. 

Staten,  James  Louis.  Grants  Pass,  Ore.,  361 

Stead,  Barbara  Diane,   Las  Angeles,  Calif.,    183 

Stebbing,  William   E.,   Baltimore,    Md..  296 

Stebbing,    Richard    E...   Baltimore.   Md. 

Steckler,  Dianne  Kay,  Bern,  Ida.,  212 

Steed,  Bruce  David.  Provo 

Steed,   Barbara  Ann,  Alta.,  Canada,  371 

Steed,  John   Henry,   Blackfoot,    Ida. 

Steed,  Michael  Eugene,  Salem,  Ore,,  339 

Steed,  Sherry  A.,  Las  Cruces,  N.  Mex.,  354 

Steel,  Harvey  Lavar.  Provo 

Steel.  LaRae,  Burley.  Ida.,  357 

Steele,   Dorothy  Ellen.  Vale,  Ore..  359 

Steele,  Donald  H..  Panguitch.  356 

Steele.  Ike   Lynn.   Mesa,  Ariz.,  352 

Steele,  Edns  Eleanor.  Phoenix.  Ariz.,  284 

Steele.  Lloyd  David,  Paradox.  Colo. 

Steele,  Richard  T...  Salt  Lake  City.  339 

Steele,  Sharon  Kay,  Delta,   183.  298 

Stee'e.  Vernon  Francis.  Oqden,  224,  354 

Steeneck,  Annette  L.  R.,  Salt  Lake  City,  287 

Steenblik.  Sheila  D..  Salt  Lake  City,  354 

Steoman,    R'-nald   C.   Chand'er.    Arir.,   356 

Stoffensen    Sonia,  Woodland  Hills.  Calif.,  325 

S+e'fens,   Ross   L..   Springville 

Stein,  Nancy  Gail.  Burbank,  Calif.,   364 

S^eimle,  Sally  LoRene,  San  Garbiel,  Calif.,  345 


Steimle.  Douglas  Allen,  Yermo,  Calif. 

Steinagel,  Joanne  C.   Sacramento,   Calif.,    189,   292 

Stenquist.   Jenae,  Tremonton 

Stephen,   Roy  McBain,  Kamloops,  B.C.,  Can. 

Stephan.  Judith  R..   Murray,    197 

Stephens.    Larry  T.,  Whittier,  Calif.,  28i 

Stephensen,   Beverly,    Provo,   350 

Stephenson,  Joyce,  Wendell,  Ida. 

Stephenson,   Merene,  Holden.  284 

Stephenson,  Maralyn,  Rexburg,  Ida. 

Stepp.   Caroline    F..   Arlington,   Calif.,   287 

Stepp.   Jessie  Ann,   Chehalis,   Wash.,    145.   281 

Stettler,  Janice.  Caldwell,  Ida. 

Sievens.  Carole,  Salt  Lake  City.    183.  314 

Stevens,  James  Talmage,  Greensboro,  N.C..  92,  324 

Stevens,   Karen,  Spanish   Fork,  365 

Stevens,    Marvin    Brice,   Coeur  d'Alene,    Ida.,    314 

Stevens,  Marilyn,  Clearfield,  289 

Stevens,  Merrilyn,  Blanding,  201.  356 

Stevens,  Patricia  Anne,  Greensboro,  N.C.,  284 

Stevens,  Rae  Dell,  Twin  Falls,   Ida. 

Stevens,  Sandra,   Blanding 

Stevens,  Sherre,   San  Carlos,   Calif.,    183,   316 

Stevenson,  Alexander  A..   N.S.W.,  Australia,  366 

Stevenson,  Dale   Floyd,  Spanish   Fork 

Stevenson,   David  Lee,  Henderson,  Nev.,  336 

Stevenson,   Diane   Lee,   San   Gabriel,   Calif.,    16,  29,   41, 

145,    172,    175,    189,   323 
Stevenson  George  M.,   Layton,  246,  362 
Stevenson,  Warren  W.,  South   San   Gabriel,  Calif.,   337 
Stevenson,  Wilifred   R.,  Great   Falls,    Mont. 
Stevenson,  William  C.  Camarillo,  Calif.,  239.  322 
Stevenson,   William   V,,    Layton.   328 
Stewart,    Barbara    Sue.    EvansvIUe,    Ind. 
Stewart,   Barbara.   Orem.   298 
Stewart,    Barry   D.,    Klamath    Falls.   Ore. 
Stewart,  Carolyn,  Salt  Lake  City,  314 
Stewart,  Charles  Hardy,  Alamo,  Nev.,  345 
Stewart,  Carl   Lloyd,  Cedar   Fort 
Stewart,    Darryl    Martin,   Alamo,    Nev.,   345 
Stewart,  David  Murdock,  Provo.  281 
Stewart,  Dave  D.,  Provo 
Stewart,   E.  Dale,  Nampa,   Ida.,  327 
Stewart.  Gary  Karless,  Moses  Lake.  Wash.,  328,  345 
Stewart,   Gary    Linck,    Las   Vegas,    Nev.,   328 
Stewart,  Hillda  Nancy,   Provo 
Stewart,  James   D.,   Champaign,    Ml..   338 
Stewart.  James  E.,  Fairview 
Stewart,   Jean,   Fort  Collins,   Colo.,  217 
Stewart,  John   Lloyd  D.,  Alberta,  Can.,  364 
Stewart,  Kathrine  L.,  Payson 
Stewart,    Karl    Dale,   Spanish    Fork 
Stewart,  Lois  Marie,   Nampa,   Ida.,  338 
Stewart,   Marilyn,  Salt  Lake  City,  308 
Stewart,   Mary  Lynne,  Ogden,  322 
Stewart   Norma   Lee,   Nampa,   Ida..  221,  306 
Stewart,  Sherrell.  Spanish   Fork 
Stewart,  Sandra    Rae,   Eugene,  Ore.,  338 
Stewart,  Thell  J.,   Meadow,    187 
Stewart.    Udell.   Gridley,   Calif.,   364 
Stewart,  Thad  C,   Meadow 
Stiles,   Patricia   Mae,   Mesa,  Ariz. 
Stillmaker,   Faybeth,   Inqlewood,  Calif.,  344 
Stimpson,   David  Vern,    Provo.    193 
Stine,  Alan   Lanqlois,   Ogden,   313 
Stirling,   Keith   Henry,   Las  Vegas,   Nev, 
Stirland,  Thomas  J.,  Chinook,   Montana 
Stock,    Janice    Irene,    Fish    Haven,    Ida.,   284 
Stock,  Barbara  Jean,  Soldotna,  Alaska 
Stock.  Valon   Edwin,  Ogden.   323 
Stockman,  Janice  A.,  Salt  Lake  City,  352 
Stockton.    Stephanie    D..    Spokane.    Wash.,    316 
Stoddard.    Dale   Hull,    Portland.   Ore. 
Stoddard.   Ann,   Ventura,   Calif..   290 
Stoddard,    Clayne    J.,    Rexburg,    Ida. 
Stoddard,   Ellas  Thomas,  Washington,   D.C. 
Stoddard,  Larry  Bert.   Randlett.  357 
Stoddard,  Louise,  Mountain  View,  Wyo.,  365 
Stoddard,  Ted  Dee,  Salmon,  Ida. 
Stoddard.  Robert  Lee,  Rigby,  Ida.,  335 
Stohl,    John    Lloyd.    Salt    Lake    City.    81.    211,365 
Stoffel.   Mary  Alice,   San   Diego.  Calif.,   289 
Stoffer.   Lucile  Ann,   Portland.   Ore..  357 
Stoker,   Blen   David,  Clearfield 
Stoker,  Joseph   H.,    Provo 
Stoker,  Judith  Faye,  San  Mateo,  Calif.,  367 
Stokes,    Earl    Dean,   Salmon,    Ida. 
Stokes,   Edna   Marie,  Castro  Valley,  Calif. 
Stokes.  Gordon    Ellis.    Provo.   348 
Stokes,    MIrl   Wynn,    Salmon    Ida. 
Stokes,   Mary   Patricia,    Kamas,   352 
Stokes,   Marqaret   Lee,  Albuquerque,    N.   Mex. 
Stone.  David  John.  Provo,  319 
Stone.  Duane  Deane.  Stockton,  Calif.,  329 
Stone.   Douglas   Nelson,   Raymond,  Alta.,   Can. 
Stone.   Dorothy   Renee,    Raymond,   Alfa.,   Can. 
Stone,  Gerald   Phillip,  East  Draper.  357,  369 
Stone,   John    Royal,    Orem,    101 
Stone.  Jacqueline   Lee.   Berryville.  Ark,  37t 
Stone,   Margaret  Louise,  Oaden 
Stone,   Nancy.  Victor,   Ida.,  306 
Stone,   Rhea   Christina,   Sterlinq,    Ida. 
Stone,  Thomas  Robert.  Piedmont.  Calif..    140,  306,  311 
Stones.  JoAnn,   Portland,   Ore. 


Stones,   Frances  A.,   Pocatello,   Ida.,  279 

Stones.  Robert  Carr,   Provo,  309 

Stoops.   Linford   R.,  Waynesboro,   Pa..  297 

Storrs.   Elaine.  Tooele,   325 

Stosich.  David  Jon,  Idaho  Falls,   Ida. 

Stott,  Gary  R.,  Fairfield,  Mont.,  302 

Stott,   Leland   Franklin,   Provo 

Stott,    Robert   Vear.   Fairfield,    Mont.,  348 

Stout,  LuJean,  Salt  Lake  City.   191,  353 

Stout,  Carol,  Salt  Lake  City 

Stout,  Mary  Diane,  San  Bruno,  Calif.,  336 

Stout,   Richard   Dale,  Spanish   Fork 

Stradling.   Phillip  R.,   Mesa.   Ariz. 

Strang,    Robert    James,    National    City,    Calif. 

Strange,    Leona   Lucille,    Las  Vegas,   Nev.,   358 

Stratford,   Larry  C,   Chicago,   III.,  211.350 

Stratford,   Karlene    B..,   Ogden,  94,   318 

Stratford,  Roland  Jack,  Lomita,  Calif. 

Stratton,  Carolle,  Seattle,  Wash.,  350 

Stratton,    Richard   B.,   Orem 

Strawn,  Byron  LaNar,  Lomita.  Calif. 

Strawn,  Alfred  lament,  Lcmita,  Calif..  279 

Streibich,  Robert  John,  Peoria,  III..  346 

Stringer,   Norma  Jean,   Fort  Bridger,   III.,  371 

Stringham,  Bruce  M.,  Ogden,  306 

Stringham,    Arnold    J.,    Provo,    150 

Stringham,  Nathaniel  C.j   Riverside,  Calif..    114,    193 

Stringham,    Murray   H.,  Cardston,   Alta.,   Can. 

Stroble,   Carita    Lu,   St.   Boone,    Iowa,    156,    197.   318 

Strong,  Brent  Marvin,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  359 

Strong,   Brain   Eveson,  Lethcridge,  Alta.,  Can.,  229,   327 

Strong,  Carol,  American  Fork,  197,  284 

Strong,    Don    Robert,   Springville 

Strong.  Gary,  American   Fork 

Strong,  Genevieve,   Drlggs,   Ida. 

Strong,    Harvey   L.,    Filer,   Ida. 

Strong,  James  Wiifiam,   Rapid  City,  So.  Dak.,  336 

Strong,  Janet,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Strong,  John   Ray,   Driggs,   Ida.,  307 

Strong,    Larry   Mendon,   Provo,   306 

Strong,  Philip  Leon,  Rapid  City,  So.  Dak.,  355 

Strong.  William  James.  Driggs,  Ida.,  292 

Stryker,  Gerald  Wayne.  San  Diego.  Calif.,  349 

Struthers.   Buehl   Lavon,   Provo 

Stuart,   Nathan  J..  Springville,   281 

Stubbert.  Colin   Harold,  Taber.  Alta.,  Can..  331 

Stuart  Ronald  William,  Elba,  N.Y. 

Stubbs,  Arlene   Louise,   Napa,   Calif.,   338 

Stubbs.   Clifford    Ray,    Provo 

Stubbs.  Charles  Bruce,   Salt   Lake  City 

Stubbs,  William  James,  Murray 

Stucki,  Dora  Jean.  Overton,  Nev.,  371 

Stumbaugh,   Kathleen  A.,  San   Gabriel,  Calif.,   306 

Stutz.  Gladys  Gall,   Duchesne 

Suarez,  Olga  Marina,  Guatemala,  366 

Sullivan,   Ha  Dawn,   Hurricane,  302 

Sullivan,  Collepn  R.,  Richland,  Wash.,  364 

Sullivan,  Jack   Robert,  Orem 

Sullivan,   James   David,  Crossett,  Ark.,   336 

Sullivan,  Jon   M„   So.   Payette,    Ida.,   366 

Sullivan,   Ralph  James,   Provo,  281 

Summerhays,   Dawnyse,  Stockton,  Calif.,  284 

Summers,    David    Leon,   Santa    Fe,    N.   Mex. 

Summers,  Robert  Loran,   Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Summers,  Rita  May,  West  De  Pere,  Wis. 

Summers,  Walton  C,  Ogden.  227,  292 

Sumner,   Dee  Ann,    Provo 

Sumpter,   Kenneth   Rush,    Provo,  362 

Sumsion,   Fredrick   F.,   Provo 

Sundwall.   Katherine.   Murray.  80,  92.   177,  372 

Sjnq,   Haengja   Kim,  Seoul,   Korea,  336 

Sung,   She    II,   Seoul,    Korea,   306 

Surratt.    Gerald    Wayne,    Payson,    III. 

Sutherland.  Exie   Ray,  Pascogoula.  Miss.,  323 

Sutherland,  James  A.,   El    Monte,  Calif.,   347 

Sutton,  Ann  Adele,  Oakland.  Calif.,  297 

Sutton.  Craig    R..   Salt   Lake  City 

Swade,    Richard    Howard,    Salt   Lake   City 

Swain    Noel   Lilburn    Provo 

Swainston.  Colleen,   Preston,  Ida.,  212,  284 

Swainston,  Made'yn,  Charlo,   Mont.,  359 

Swainston,    Paul   O,    Preston,    Ida.,  324 

Swalberg,  Carma  Rae,  Marysvale,  223 

Swallow,  Ronald  Eugene,  Kelso.  Wash. 

Swan.   Geralee.   Orem,    195,   331 

Swan,  Joyce   Ruth,  B.C.,  Canada.    143 

Swann,  Alma  Galley,   Preston,   Ida.,  296 

Swann   Edward   Harold   Preston,   Ida.,  231,  336 

Swanson.   Harold  Arthur.   Deerfield,   III.,  335 

Swanson,   Robert   Edwin.   Needles.  Calif.,  336 

Swapp,   Ada   Jean.   Carlin,    Nev.,    344 

Swapp,    Patsy,  Albuquerque.  N.   Mex. 

Sweatt,  Barbra  Lazelle,  Phoenix,  Ariz..  94 

Sweeten.   Lloyd    Robert,    Malad,    Ida.,  294 

Sweeten,   Elizabeth  S.,   Malad,   Ida. 

Swendsen.   Leslee  Ann,   Idaho   Falls,   Ida.,    197 

Swensen,  Arthur  Jaren,  Murray 

Swensen.  Albert  John,  Provo 

Swensen.   Donald  George,   Provo,  354 

Swensen,  Adolph  Leroy,  Salt  Lake  City,  281 

Swensen,    Swen    Russell,    Provo,   314 

Swensen,   Marvin    Duane,    Murray 

Swensen,    Marilyn.    Provo,   223,   324 

Swenson   Camille   V.  Concord  Calif.,  234.   334 


422 


Sowby  -  Trease 


Swenson,  Dennis  M.,   Rangely,  Colo.,  298 

Swenson,   Dale  Gene.  Ogden 

Swenson,  Geraldine,  Downey,  Calif.,  323 

Swenson,   Jack  Jex,  Spanish   Fork 

Swenson,  Jacqueline   B.,  257,  300 

Swenson,   Nancy  J.,   Portland,  Ore.,  289 

Swenson,  Shirley   Ruth,   Pleasant  Grove,  296 

Swenson,  Sharon   F.,  Spanish   Fork 

Swenson,   Sterling    Reed 

Swenson,  Vernon   Lynn,   Murray 

Swenson,  Wayne   H..,  Spanish    Fork 

Swift,  Jane*Elizabeth,  Detroit,  Mich.,  80,   149,  365 

Swinburne,    Robert    D.,    Cleveland 

Symons,  Margene,  Provo,  223,  365 

Syrett,    Ruben    Douglas.    Panguitch,   294 

Syria,    Raili   Annikki,    Finland 

Syrett,   Dawnetta,    Panguitch 

Szeremi,   Elisebeth   U.,   Hungary,  352 

T 
Taber,   Henry  Eugene,    I  14,  363 
Tachibana,   Nobuyoshi,  Tokyo,  Japan,  309 
Taba,  Stanley  Sumio 

Tafoya,  Navor  Baldamar,   La  Plata,   N.  Mex.,  358 
Tagg,  Howard  Robert 

Taggart,  Lyle  Ray,  Homedale,-  Ida.,    140,  338 
Taggart,    Mary  Jean,    Evanston,   Wyo.,  364 
Tohauri,  T.  T.  Arthur,  Vernal,  367 
Tahbaz,   Hossein,  Tehran,   Iran 
Tait,    Don    Russell 

Talbot,  James  Edwin,  Seattle,  Wash. 
Tangren,   Marvin   Brough,   Montebello,  Calif.,   308 
Tanner,  Betty  Jean,  Payson,  357 
Tanner,   Darlene  Odell,  Cortez,  Colo.,  364 
Tanner,  Howard  Duane,  Compton,  Calif. 
Tanner,   John    Daniel,   Alberta,   Canada 
Tanner,  John  Sherman  P.,  Juneau,  Alaska 
Tanner,   Kirk   Poulton,    Los  Angeles,   Calif. 
Tanner,  Nancy  Lee,  Boise,  Ida.,  236,  318 
Tanner,  Richard  C...  Provo,  346 
Tanner,  W.   Lynn,   Provo 
Tarr,  Harry  L.,  Jr.,  La  Puente,  Calif.,   150 
Tannler  Phyllis  Ann   Portland  Ore.   183,  307 
Tarwater,  Edra  Anne  Chandler,  Ariz. 
Tacker,  Dorothy  Eileen,  Salt  Lake  City,  223,  318 
Tate,  Charlene,  Salt  Lake  City,   197,  327 
Tate,  Roland  Ray,   Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  306 
Tate,  Thomas  Errol,  Tooele,  365 
Tawara,  Yoshiyuki,  Japan 
Taufer,  John  Edward,  Salt  Lake  City 
Taussig,  Charlene  C,   Provo,  289 
Taub,    Eugene   Norman,   Venre,  Calif. 
Tawfik,  Salah,  Bagdad,  Iraq 
Tautkus,  Barbara  May,  Rockville,  Conn.,  354 
Tauchin,   Patty  J.,  Tuba   City,  Ariz. 
Taylor,  Ann,  Piedmont,  Calif.,  80,  209 
Taylor,  Ardith  Janine,  Cody,  Wyo.,  217,   328 
Taylor  Bayard  Monson,  Salt  Lake  City,  292 
Taylor,  Benjamin  Kent,   Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  287 
Taylor,  Bert  Leroy,   Provo 
Taylor,  Bonnie  J.  R.,   El   Paso,  Tex., 
Taylor,   Byron  Brooks,  St.  George 
Taylor,  Cal  Tomphson,  Springville 
Taylor,  Cheryl  Rae,  Salt  Lake  City 
Taylor,  Clarence  L.,   Loa 
Taylor,  Clarence   R.,  Chico,  Calif. 
Taylor,  Cornell   D„   Pocatello,   Ida..    130,  203 
Taylor,  Daniel  Thomas,   Provo 
Taylor,  David  W„  Portland,  Ore. 
Taylor,   Duane   Floyd,   Payson 
Taylor,   Ernest  Elwood,   El   Paso,  Tex.,  227 
Taylor,   Gerald    Fay,    Provo 
Taylor,  Grant  Heber,   Levan,  348 
Taylor,  Gwendolyn  Kay,  Lewisburg,  W.  Va.,  221 
Taylor,   Harold   Hacking,   Payson 
Taylor,   Hyrum    Larry,    Fremont 

Taylor,  James  Douglas,  Rock  Springs,  Wyo.,   101,   109 
Taylor,  James  Scott,  Price,  279 
Taylor,  Jeanette  G„  Provo,  153,  365.  369 
Taylor,  Josephine  C.  Provo 
Taylor,  Judith  Annette,   Provo 
Taylor,   Karen,  Burley,   Ida. 
Taylor,    Kathryn   Ann,   Provo,   337 
Taylor,    Larry   Hugh,   Provo,   346 
Taylor,   Larry  Bosworth,   Long   Beach,  Calif.,  334 
Taylor,   Leroy  John,   Roy 

Taylor,   Leslie   Dawn,   San   Leandro,   Calif.,   357 
Taylor,  Lynn  Lee,  Almo,   Ida.,  361 
Taylor,  Mary  Frances.  Provo,  329 
Taylor.  Mary  Louise,   Encinitas,  Calif.,  209 
Taylor,  M.  Harvey,  Juarez,  Mex.,  357 
Taylor,    Melvin  Jay,    Springville 
Taylor,  Neal,  Burley.  Ida.,    101 
Taylor,  Paul  Scott.   Price,  297,  316 
Taylor,  Richard  Call.  Billings,  Mont.,  185,  346 
Taylor,  Robert  E.,  Chula  Vista.  Calif. 
Taylor,  Robert  Lloyd,  El  Paso,  Tex. 
Taylor,  Ronald  Glen,  Howell.  290 
Taylor,   Ronnie  Stanley,   Orem,  358 
Taylor,   Sally   Marie,   352 
Taylor,   Seymour  S.,   Jr.,    193 
Taylor,  Stanley  Armond,  Provo 
Taylor,   Stanley   Kay,   El   Paso,  Tex. 
Taylor,  Vaughn  Milton,  Albertar  Can. 
Taylor,  Von  J.,  Fillmore,    114,  203 


Taylor,  Virginia  Gail 

Taylor,  William   Paul,  St.  George,  307 

Taysom,   Lloyd   P.,  Afton,  Wyo.,  281 

Taysom,  Ruth  Annette,  Napa,  Calif.,   195,  325 

Teague,   Arlene    Ruth,   Pasadena,   Calif. 

Tebbs,   Douglas  Clark,   Panguitch,  318 

Tedrick,   Margaret  Ann,  Cincinnati,  Ohio,   366 

Tebbs,  Richard  Ray,  Panguitch 

Teela,   Gerald   Oliver,   Ripon,   Wis. 

Telck,   Margaret  Jane,  Springs,  Wyo.,  358,  369 

Tenney,  Lynn  Harry,  Sarcramento,  Calif. 

Tenney.   Sally   Richter,    Dallas,  Tex..   284 

Tenney,   Patricia.  Sacramento.  Calif.,  205,  346 

Teney,   Roy  Allen,   Boise,  Ida.,  316 

Terry,   Donald  Webster,  Alberta,  Canada,  334 

Terry,    David    Ray,    Provo,   285 

Terry,   Earl   Melroy,  Provo 

Terry,    Hilton    Reed,    Provo.  288 

Terry,   Jay   DeWitt,   Concord,   Calif. 

Terry,    James    Ross,    Fairview 

Terry,  Karen  Joyce,  Orem 

Terry,   Lewis  Leroy,   Las  Vegas,   Nev.,  357 

Tessay,  Dorinda,  Cibecas,  Ariz.    361 

Tetley,    Diane  Alice,  Whittier,  Calif.,  357 

Teuscher,    Talvin    Smith,    American    Fork 

Teuscher  DeLoy  A.,  American    Fork,   284 

Tew,  David  Ivan.  Nephi,  292 

Tew,  Carolyn,  Talmage,  318 

Tew,  Norma  Rose  H.,  Nephi,  296 

Tew,   Ronald   Kay,   Springville 

Tewanema,    Harvey,   Joseph   City,   Ariz. 

Thacker,  Fay  Weldon.  Castle  Gate,  285 

Thacker,  Allan    Dale,   Orem.   357 

Thacker,  Eloy  Glenn,  Owyhee,  Nev.,  364 

Thacker,   Myrle,   Kamas,  289 

Thacker,   LaRreal,  Castle  Gate,  357 

Thackeri   Zona   Arlene,   Overton,    Nev. 

Thacker,    Roy   Murray,    Heber  City.    118 

Thatcher,  Richard  W.,  San  Marino,  Calif.,  81,   193 

Thayn,   Marnell,   Lehi 

Thayn,  Flora  Janet,  Wellington,  353 

Thayn,   Paul   Homer,  Lehi 

Thayn,  Ronald  E..  Lehi,  288 

Thayne,  David  Clifton,  Provo 

Thayne,  David  Blaine,  Farmington,  328 

Thayne,   Lloyd,   Layton 

Thayne,   Rulon   Lamar,   Farmington 

Theophanides,  John   M.,  Greece 

Thiriot,  Jeannetta,  Las  Vegas.  Nev.,  355 

Thomander,   Dawn    Ivonne,    189,   226,  364 

Thorn,    Melvin   Daris.  Schurz,    Nev. 

Thomas,   Austin    Barnett,    Payson,   302 

Thomas,    Beverly   Brady.    Provo,    84,   284 

Thomas,   Charmaine,  Salt   Lake  City 

Thomas,   Colette    L.,    Seattle,   Wash.,   209,    284.   294 

Thomas,    Darrell    B.,    Provo 

Thomas,  David  Brent,  Provo 

Thomas,   Elaine,  Sanford,  Calif. 

Thomas,  Ellen  E.,  Murray 

Thomas,    Flossie    Marie.    Los   Angeles,    Calif.,    329 

Thomas,  Glenn    Harvey,   American    Fork 

Thomas,  Gordon   Max,  Spanish   Fork,  316 

Thomas,  Joan  Marjorie,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Thomas,    Kathryn    Jane,    Spanish    Fork,    352 

Thomas,    Karen    Jodelle,    Baker,   Ore.,    324 

Thomas,    Larry  Vernon,    Provo 

Thomas   Lynn,   Spanish    Fork 

Thomas,  Marcile  K..  Seattle,  Wash.,  201,  287 

Thomas,    Marili,   Manassa,   Colo. 

Thomas,   Marsha    Beth,   San  Gabriel,   Calif.,   353 

Thomas,   Mary  Jane,   La  Jara,  Colo.,  363 

Thomas,    Maxine,   Spanish    Fork 

Thomas,   Melva  Jessie,   Donnelly,   Ida.,  357 

Thomas,  Neil  Dee.  Provo 

Thomas,  Ray  W.,  Deer  Lodge,  Mont. 

Thomas,   Ruth  B.,  Malad.  Ida. 

Thomas,  Shirley  Kay,  Ogden 

Thomas,  Sharon,  San   Rafael,  Calif.,  201,  357 

Thomas.  William   Leslie,  San   Diego,  Calif. 

Thompson,   Brian   Lamont,  Albion,    Ida. 

Thompson,  Carol,   Nampa,   Ida.,  366 

Thompson,  Delores  Jean,  Kennewlck,  Wash.,  337 

Thompson,  Edgar  Joseph,   Kearns 

Thompson,   Farrell   Kay,  Jerome,   Ida. 

Thompson,   Gerald    E.,   Alberta,   Can. 

Thompson.  George  Brant,  Alberta.  Can.,  359 

Thompson,  Gordon   Henry,  Warsaw,    Indiana,   357 

Thompson,   James  T.,   Orem 

Thompson,  J.  Franklin,  Orem 

Thompson,  James  Lane,  Weiser,  Ida.,  338 

Thompson,  Jon   Errol.  Palo  Alto,  Calif.,  21  I 

Thompson,    John    Stanley,    Provo 

Thompson.    Joseph    Garth,    Warsaw,    Ind.,    317,    319 

Thompson,    Karen,   Provo.  363 

Thompson.    Kent   R.,    Provo,   335 

Thompson,   Kay,   Ogden,   346,   361 

Thompson,   Lorias   Lee,  American   Falls,    Ida. 

Thompson,  Lorna  Joean,  Alberta,  Can.,  317 

Thompson,  Marvin  Herf,  Payson 

Thompson,    Patricia   Ann.   San    Antonio,   Tex..   368 

Thompson,  Paul  David,  Fontana,  Calif.,  337 

Thompson,    Richard    K.,   Weiser,    Ida. 

Thompson,    Ralph    Wayne,    San    Mateo,    Calif. 

Thompson,   Robert  Leroy,  Stevenson,  Wash.,   348 


Thompson,    Ronald    Lynn,   Ontario,   Calif.,  322 

Thompson,  Shirley,  Provo,  229 

Thomsen,    Virginia,    316 

Thomsen,    Leo  Arnold,  Springfield,   Ore. 

Thomson,  Dixie  Jean,  Salt  Lake  City,  156 

Thomson,   Irene  &.,  Provo 

Thorn.   Jerry  Grant,  Springville 

Thome.  Sally   Helen,   Provo,    166,  329 

Thornhill,    Frances    L.,   Shreveport,    Louisiana 

Thornley,  Ela  Dee,  Harlem,  Mont.,   153,  306 

Thornock,    Robert  C,    Provo 

Thornton,  Harold  R.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Thornton,   Gordon    Max,    Provo 

Thornton,  Fred  Earl,  Blackfoot,  Ida..  284 

Thornton,    James   Clyde,    Pleasant   Grove 

Thornton,   Vernal    B.,   Springville,   294 

Thorpe,  Donald   Eugene,   Gridley,   Calif.,  352 

Thorpe,  Calvin   E..,  Springville,  334 

Thorpe,    Robert   Ronald,   Provo 

Thorson,   Arthur   Lowell,   Salt   Lake  City,   207,  316 

Thorson,  Robert  Cecil,  Provo 

Thorup,  Lee  Burgess,  Fontana,  Calif.,  354 

Threet,  Mary  Ellen,   Mesa,  Ariz.,  365 

Thrush,  Rose  LaRae,  North  Bend.  Ore.,  362 

Thueson,  John   Darrell,   Nampa,   Ida,,  352 

Thueson,  Karla  Ann,  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,  318 

Thulin,  Ellen  Carol.  El  Cerrito.  Calif.,  205,  290 

Thurber,  Anthony   M„  Ontario,  Calif. 

Thurgood,  Carolyn,  Clearfield,  296 

Thurgood,  Jay  D.,  Provo,  303 

Thurgood,  Beth  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City,  358 

Thurgood,   Glen   Stoker,  335 

Thurman,  Kathleen.  Provo,  229,  356 

Thurston,   Emma   Louise,   Hurricane 

Thurston,  Alayne,  Woodside,  Calif. 

Thurston,  Sharon  Kay,  Las  Vegas.  Nev. 

Tidey,  Joanne  Claire,  Brandon,  Canada,  364 

Tidd,  Marjean,  Orem 

Tidwell,  Claudia,  ly,  Nev.,  226,  355 

Tidwell,  Leah  Jean.  Richmond,  Calif.,  149,  352 

Tidwell.  Roy  Lee,  Caldwell,  Ida.,  I  14,  351 

Tidwell,  Ray  Webb.  McGill,  Nev.,  338 

Tidwell,   Ruth   Iva   Dell,  Nampa,   Ida.,  356 

Tilby,  Vincent  M.,  Santaquln,  290 

Tilley,  Charleen,  Provo.  335 

Tillman,   Chester   Earl,   Gainesville,    Fla. 

Timmermann,    Marguerite.  Chicago,    III. 

Timms,  Derek,  Norwalk,  Calif.,  356 

Timothy,  Gayl  Shlrlene,  Vernal,  366 

Tingey,  Afton  Maureen,  Springville,  299 

Tongey,  Garth   Leroy,  Springville 

Tingey,  Blaine  Cornia,  Salt  Lake  City,  365 

Tingey,    Florence   Clare,   Sarcamento,   Calif. 

Tingey,  Joseph  Willard,  Salt  Lake  City 

Tingey,  Loretta   Kay,  Sacramento,  Calif.,  355 

Tinned,  James  Edward,   El   Dorado.  Ark. 

Tinney,   Edwin   L.,   Rexford,   N.Y. 

Tippetts,  Marylee,   Provo,  316 

Tippets,  Tamara,  Thermopolis,  Wyo.,  312 

Tippetts,  Connie  Rae,  Kallspell,  Mont.,   189,  219,  355 

Tippetts,  Loris  Valeen,  Vaughn,  Mont. 

Tipton,  Gary  P.,  Springville.  337 

Tipton,    Marilyn,   Springville 

Tirey,   Merlene,   Grand   Junction,  Colo.,  366 

Titus,  Diann,  Heber,  219,  352 

Tobler,  Anna   Mae,   Provo,  365 

Tobler,    Kenneth   Burt   Provo,    187,   292 

Tobler,   Wayne   Gates,    Salt   Lake   City,   348 

Todd.  Henry  Swan,  Gridley,  Calif.,  303 

Todd,  Jerrold  Wheeler,  Oakland.  Calif.,  302 

Todd.  Marna,  Gridley,  Calif,  307 

Tolbert,  Sherril  Waun,  Abraham,  322 

Tolles,  Charlotte  D.,  Concord,  Calif,  328 

Tolley,    Deanna,   Gridley.   Calif.,    197,    324 

Tolley,    Harold  C,   Orem 

Tolman,   Dee  Ann,   Bountiful.    195 

Tolman,  James  Russell,  Burley,  Ida. 

Tolman,  Gerald  Cheney,  Hillspring,  Canada,   195,  231, 

366 
Tolman,  Lawrence  Kirk,  Burley,  Ida.,  327 
Tolman.    Marilyn   E.,    Maywood,    Calif,    191.    338 
Tolman,  Wayne  Allen,  Yucaipa.  Calif.   199 
Tolman,  Wilford   Judson.   Burbonk,  Calif.    101 
Tolson,    Melba   Virginia,   Charlotte,    N.C.,   306 
Tomlinson,  Jimmy   Dick,   Mack,   Calif. 
Tomlinson,   Ronald   D.,  Vallejo,  Calif,    114,  366 
Tonks,   Jesse   Warren.    Springville 
Toombs.   Bevelyn,   Smithfield,  336 
Toone,  Gordon  Owen,  St.  Anthony,   Ida. 
Toone,  Winona,  Salt  Lake  City,  306 
Topham,    Mardell    Dalton.   Circleville,    164.   335 
Torbert,  Carolyn,  Alhambra.   Calif.,   298 
Toronto.  Joseph  C.  Spanish  Fork,.  355 
Towler,  Sandra  Suzanne,  Manhattan  Beach,  Calif.,  346 
Towle.  Mltzi,  Boise,  Ida..   156.  337 

Towne.  Diane  Clare.  Boulder  iCty.  Nev.,   183,  234.  306 
Traasdahl,  Madeline  A..  Boulder  City,  Nev.,  358 
Tracy.  Loma  Joy.  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  366 
Tracy,  Charles   Henry,   Ephrata,   Wash. 
Tracy,  Brent  Kay,  Ucon,  Ida.,  327 
Tracy,   Raymond  Calvin,   Provo 
Tranter,  Thomas   Dee.   Nephi,   316 
Tranter  Olive  Joene,  Midvale,  90,  217,  325 
Trease,  Jacquelyn  L..  Turlock,  Calif,  80,  316 


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Trevino.   Rodolfo,   Uvalde,  Tex.,  366 

Treu,  William  Richard,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,   118,  310 

Trobett,  James  Addison,  Alamo,  Nev.,  290 

Trimble.  Bill  Noel,   Pleasant  Grove 

Trimmell,  Patricia  E.,  Westminister,  Calif.,  306 

Tripp,  Robert  Meredith.  Ft.  Hall,  Calif. 

Tripp,  Patricia  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City,  345 

Tropp.  Paul  L„  Detroit,  Mich.,  334 

Trost,  Lucile  Layton,  Layton 

Troen,  Roger  Smith.  Portland,  Ore.,  279 

Trone,  Marilyn  Joyce,  Elko,  Nev.,  355 

Trott.  Phillip  Everett,  Los  Angeles.  Calif.,  365 

Trotter,   Roy   Lee,   San  Clemente.  Callt. 

Trumbull,   Elnora  L.,  Greybull,  Wyo.,  367 

Trujillo,  Rafaela  P.,  Taos,  N.  Men.,  360 

Truman,  Ronald  Alma,  Andale,  Nev. 

Truman,   Ferrol    Lamar,    Lima,   Montana,   337 

Trush,  John  M..  Andalusia,   Pa.,  290 

Tryon,    Merlin    Leon 

Tsalaky,  George,   Provo 

Tsai,  Chem  Hwa 

Tsuji,  Ernest  Yoshio,  Honolulu,  T.H.,  327 

Tseu.   Kathleen  T.,   Provo 

Tseu,  Lawrence  K.  W.,  Honolulu,  T.H.,  298 

Tucker,   Edwin   Reed,   Provo,  362 

Tucker,  Deon,  Willard,  333 

Tucker,  Karen  J.,  Filer,  Ida.,  367 

Tucker,  Nettie  E.  C,  Burley,  Ida. 

Tucker,  Tim  Mickelsen,  Oswego,  Ore.,  354 

Tuckett,  William   F.,   Spanish   Fork 

Tuckett.   Marilyn.  American   Fork,  209,   318 

Tuft,   Nadeane   Louise,  Salt  Lake  City,  338 

Tufts,  Mary  Gwen,  Taber,  Canada,  337 

Tullis,  Floyd   Lamond,  Vernal 

Tung,  Grace  Yuan    Hui,   Taipei  Taiwam,  China,   279 

Turley.  Harold  E.,  Jr.,  El  Paso.  Tex.,  21  I.  346 

Trimnal  Gloria  June.   Rock  Hill,  S.C. 

Turley.  Karen,   Idaho   Falls.   Ida.,  257 

Turley.  Lorelne,  Mesa,  Ariz. 

Turley,  Luther  Dean,  Juarez,   Mexico 

Turley,  Jay  Freemen,  Snowflake,  Ariz. 

Turley.  Mary  Katherine,  Tacna,   Peru,  335 

Turley,   Martha   Louise,   San  Antonio,  Tex.,  223.   352 

Turley,  Tillman   Eagar.    Eager,   Ariz.,    110.  203,   306 

Turner,   Brent  R.,  Santa  Ana.  Calif. 

Turner,  Dorothy  Ruth.  LaGrande,  Ore.,  352 

Turner,  Charles  W.,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  318 

Turner.   Douglas  John,  Calgary,  Canada 

Turner,   Carolyn    Marie,   Salt   Lake   City,   355,   369 

Turner.   David   Gary,   Salt   Lake  City 

Turner.  Donna  Lee.  Los  Angeles.  Calif..  229 

Turner,  Tvelyn,   Holden,  352 

Turner.   George   Mason,   Butte,   Mont.,    150 

Turner.   Laurel,  Springville 

Turner,    Karen,    Fillmore,   337 

Turner,    Norman   Clyde,    Provo 

Turner.   Sharon    Marie,  Taylor,  Tex.,  371 

Turner,   William   Jones.    Riverton,   322 

Turrentine.   Catherine.    Dayton.   Ohio 

Turpin,  Karen,  Boise,  Ida.,  195,  217,  338 

Turtle.  Gene  Elliott,   Provo 

Turtle.  Ruth,  Castle  Dale,   183 

Tweten.  Georgine  Ellen,  Detroit,  Mich.,  335 

Twitchell,  Ancil   Lamar.   Delta,    156.  227 

Twitched,    Melvin   A.,   Springville,   371 

Twitchell.   James    E.,   Orem 

Twitchell,  Noel  Elroy.  Delta,   149.  324 

Twitty.  T.  Charyle,  Columbus,  Ohio.  205.  329 

Tyler,  Dell  Roy,   Provo 

Tyler,    Larry  Arthur,    Phoenix,   Ariz.,    325 

Tyndall.   Ottella  W.,    Provo 

U 
Udall,  Dora  Adeline.  Mesa.  Ariz.,   197,  356 
Udall,  Don  Alan.  St.  Johns.  Ariz..  207,  338 
Udy.  Richard  Grant,  Rockland,  Ida. 
Ulbel,   Howard   Falconer,  Alberta,  Canada,  338 
Unck,  Jatsy  Jean  N..  San  Francisco.  Calif.,  324 
Unger,  Gloria   Mae,    Provo,  290 
Ungermann.  Susan   Lee,  Santa    Paula,  Calif.,    167,   355. 

361 
Upstill.  Suzann  Dee.  Burbank,  Calif.    189.  223.  371 
Ure,  Colleen  E.,  Edmonton,  Canada,  325 
Ursenbach,  Maureen.  Calgary.  Canada.  296 
Utley.  Roger  E..  Joseph 

Utschig.    Mary   Louise.   San    Mateo,   Cali.,    318 
Uyeda,   Marjorie  Sueko.   Honolulu,  T.H.,  284 
Uyehara.   Robert   KenjI,    Honolulu,  T.H. 

V 
Valle.  Silvia  Beatriz.   Uruguay 
Vance.  Allen  Lamont,   Fairview,  307 
Vance,  Gera'dine   Rae,  Sparks,   Nev..  205.  345 
Vance,   Loal  Arthur,   Parma,   Ida.,    156 
Vance.  Jerry  Kay.  Salt  Lake  City.  354 
Vance,   Loretta,    Long    Beach,   Calif..  284 
Vance.  Jennie  Lou.  Albuquerque.   N.   Mex.,  312 
Vance,   Morris   B'ain,  Spring  Valley.  Calif. 
Vance.  Ronald  Neil,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Van  Cott,  John  W.,  Salt  Lake  City 
Van  Dam.  Gloria.  Chevy  Chase,   Md.,    183.  358 
Vande.  Merwe   P.   Beo,   Salt  Lake  City.  362 
Vandenhazel.  AUko.  Salt  Lake  City,  308 
Van  Der  Waal,  John  De.  Downey,  Calif,  284 
Vanderqrift.   Michael   E..    Burbank.   Calif. 
Vanderford.   Olga   C,    Kirtland.   Wash. 


Vanderford,  Lee  Ann,  Stockton,  Calif.,  156,  209,  314 

Vandergrift,  Carol  Sue,  Burbank.  Calif..    183 

Van  Dyke.  Que  Morrell,  Provo,  306 

Van  Epps,  Leonard,  Rivera,  Calif.,    187,  334 

Van   Leuven,  Joann,  Springville,  370 

Van   Leuven,  Janet,   Springville 

Van    Leuven,   Kay,   Emmett,   Ida. 

Van  Noy,  Don  L..  Oakland.  Calif. 

Van  Orden,   Royd   Hyer.   Bountiful,  87,  344 

Van  Scyoc,  Sharon   L..   Fairfield.  Calif.,  346 

Van  Tassell,  ona  Joan,  Duchesne,  351 

Van  Thiel,  Berghuys  A.,  Amsterdam,   Holland,  359 

Van  Wegenen,  Alan    Kent,    Provo,    146 

Van  Wagenen,  Glen  E.,  Provo 

Van  Wagenen,   Lola  Jean,    Provo 

Van  Wagenen,   Palma   S.,   Provo 

Van  Wagoner,  Ann  Q.  C,  Orem 

Van  Wagoner,    Earl   Jr.,   Orem 

Van  Wagoner,  Anna   Loye.   Provo.  33o 

Van  Wagoner.  Drew  A.,   Provo,   145 

Van  Wagoner,    Katherine.    Palo  Alto,  Calif..  209.   344. 

366 
Van  Wagoner.  Willard  L.  .Salt  Lake  City 
Vargas.  Juliio.   Peru,  324 
Varney.  Joel  Richard,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  215 
Varney,  Lois  Ann,  Anaheim,  Calif. 
Vaughn,  Raymond  Vance,  Gideon,  Mo. 
Vaughan,  Lois,  Malad,  Ida.,  284 
Vawdrey,   Irma  Rae,   Draper,  356 
Veritsky,  Eugene  W.,  Ontario,  Canada 
Venema,   Kathryn    L.,   Santa    Paula,   Calif.,   357 
Verhaaren,  Joy  Arlene,  Palo  Alto.  Calif..  209,  351 
Veritsky,  William  A.,  Ontario,  Canada 
Vernon,    Lawrence   Deon,   Orem 
Vernon,    Robert   Dean,    Provo 
Verweire.   William  A.,   Glendale,   Calif. 
Vest.   Fearn   Rolla,   Payson,  306 
Vetterli,  Ralph   R...   Fresno,  Calif.,  203 
Vicentl,  Nina  J.,  Dulce.  N.  Mex.,  324 
VicentI,  Carl  A..,  Dulce,  N.  Mex. 
Victor  Roger,  Lodi,  Calif.,  79,    176.  299 
Vlllalobos,  E?rein,  363 
Vincent,   Emily  Arlene,   Mesa,  Ariz. 
Vincent,   Ann   Janette,  Orem 
Vincent,   Dale   Ellison,    Provo 
Vincent,   Jean    B.,    Los   Angeles,    Calif.,   309 
Vinson,  Gerald  Lloyd,  Sepulveda,  Calif. 
Vincent.  Sylvia   R..  Provo,  325 
VIsscher  Anah,  Salt  Lake  City,  164,   189,  356 
Vogt,   William    Dean.   Coqullle,    Ore. 
Vollman,  Judy  C,  Seattle.  Wash..    153,  358 
Vo'lentine,  Cleone  E..   Kennedy,   N.Y.,  352 
Volpi,  Donald  Paul,  Riverside,  Calif,   118 
Vorwaller,   Wesley   G.,   Tooele,    I  14,   356 
Voyles,  CaroT  Jane,  Worland,  Wyo. 
Voyles,  Pearl  Ann,  Columbia,  S.C,  324 

w 

Waddoups,  Sara  Anne,  Honolulu,  T.H.,    146,  205 

Wade.  Betty  Jane,  Long  Beach,  Calif. 

Wade,  Alton  L,  Fillmore 

Wade,  Diane  Mae  Daniel,  Long  Beach,  Calif. 

Wade.   Evandell.   Bountiful,   308 

Wade,   Robert  Graham,   Salt   Lake  City 

Wade,  Venis  Kay,   Long  Beach,  Calif.,    183,  318 

Wade.  Vistor  B..   Malad,    Ida. 

Wedsworth.  John  Milton.   Panaca,  Nev. 

Wagley,  Margie  K.,  Beaumont,  Tex. 

Wahlquist,  Earl  J„   Idaho  Falls.  Ida..  2IS,  314 

Wahlquist.  Bryan  K„   Idaho  Falls,   Ida. 

Wahlquist.  Wayne  Leroy.  Provo.  284 

Wainwright,  Arlyn   Ray.    Kemmerer,   Wyo. 

Waite.  oJseph   Richard,   Hyde   Parle.    165 

Waite.  Wendell  Glen.   Las  Vegas,   Nev.,  293 

Wakefield.   Thomas    K..    Huntington,   289 

Walch,  Leslie  Roy.  Provo,    I  14 

Walden,  John  Foster,  Denver,  Colo.,  336 

Waldron,  Fredrick  Glen,   Provo,  312 

Waldron,  Robert  Arthur,  South  Gate.  Calif.,  365 

Waldron,   "Leahmee,    Malad,    Ida.,    338 

Waldvogel,  Caryl  Ann.  Bennsonville.  III.,  91,  221.  255, 

318 
Walker,   Bruce   Winn.,    Boise,    Ida.,   351 
Walker.  Clemons  F..  Henderson,  Nev. 
Waluker,  Deann.  Salt  Lake  City,  189.  322 
Walker.  Darrel   Paul.  Salem.  Ore. 
Walker.  Gail,   Reno.  Nev..  306 
Walker,  Glenn   Perrin.  Idaho   Falls.   Ida..  357 
Walker.  Glen   Dna.    Rockland,    Ida.,   331 
Walker.  Glenn  Ronald.  Peoa,  334 
Walker,   Helen  Jo,   Phoenix,  Ariz.,  201,  226,  246,  352 
Walker,  James  Joe.  Powell,  Wyo.,  371 
Walker,  Kay  LeGrand  Reno,  Nev.,  318 
Walker,   "Kenneth   B.,   Heber.  361 
Walker,  Keith  Alan,  Lapoint 
Walker.   Lary  C...   Marsing,    Ida..   351 
Walker,   Lee   E.,   Provo 
Walker,    Lorrie    Diane,    Murray 
Walker,   Melvin  JHaslam.  Ely.  Nev..  337 
Walker.   Nancy  Jeneen,   Pleasant  Grove 
Walker,  Newell  R..  Rigby.  Ida.,  313 
Walker,  Rex  Vernon,  Boise.  Ida.,  328 
Walker.   Richard  Taylor.   Peca.  293 
Walker,  Ronald  Warren,   Bakersfield,  Calif.,  371 
Walker,   Royce   Brent,   Pleasant  Grove 


Walker,  Verdon   Reed,   Pleasant  Grove 

Walker,  Wendell   F.,   Marsing,   Ida.,  334 

Walkingshaw,  Carol  Lee,  Palisades,  Calif.,  358 

Wall.  Clyde  LeRoi,  Provo 

Wall,  Frederic  Glade,  307 

Wall,   Lloyd   Leroy,  Spring  Canyon 

Wall.  Lehman   D.,  American   Fork 

Wall,  Zane  Kay,  Altamont 

Wall,  Richard  Jay,  Fullerton,  Calif.,  309 

Wallace,  Karen  Agnes,  Caldwell,  Ida.,  371 

Wallace,  Joan,  Price,  31  I 

Wallace,   Robert  Bruce,  Caldwell,   Ida. 

Wallace,  Wanda,   Driggs,   Ida. 

Wallis,  Travis  Lee,  Vernal 

Walser,   Helen,    Provo.    145 

Walsh,  Richard  Allan  Albany,  N.Y.,    162 

Walter,  Carolyn,  American  Fork,  292 

Walter,    Roger   Kenneth,   Cheyenne,   Wyo..   371 

Walter.  William   Paul.  American   Fork,  348 

Walter,   Larry  Dean,   Fort  Wayne,   Ind.,  229,  351 

Walters.   Cahrles  T.,  Woodland    Hills,  Calif.,   84.   324. 

330 
Walters,   Carol    Ruth,   Sugar   City,    Ida.,   233,   318 
Walters,   Ruthdale,  Whittier.  Calif.,  307 
Walton,   Wilbur  Thomas,   Gooding,    Ida.,    101,  279 
Wansgard,   Dalene,  San  Bruno,  Calif.,  358 
Wangsgard,  Gene,  Palisades,  Calif. 
Wanlass,  Geraidine,  Santa   Maria,  Calif.,  318 
Warburton,  Joyce  A.,  Salt  Lake  City.   149 
Ward,  Bill  Kyle.,  Provo 
Ward.  Anna  Marie,  Bloomington,  Ida.,  354 
Ward,  Darrel  Nicholas,  Malad,  Ida. 
Ward.  Delbert  Wilson,  Burbank,  Calif.,  3511 
Ward,  Carol  Jean,  Portland,  Ore.,  308 
Ward.  Florence  Carrol.   Nogales,  Ariz.,   223,  352 
Ward,   Georgeanna    Jane,   Twin    Falls,    Ida.,    175,    220, 

318 
Ward,  Lawrence  William,  Murtaugh,  Ida. 
Ward.  Patricia  Joe.  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,   153,  219 
Ward,  Sharon,  Luella,  Richfield,   Ida. 
Ward,  Ronald  Willis,   Paradise,  Calif.,  84,  211,  309 
Ward,   Wendell    Loveland.    Idaho    Falls,    Ida.,    84    231, 

292 
Wardell,  Sandra  Lynn,  Reno,  Nev.,  219,  348 
Wardell,  Mack  Jones.  Otto,  Wyo. 
Wardle,   Larry   K.,   Provo 
Wardleigh,  Helen  L.  Ogden,   183,  288 
Ware,  Gerald   M"ax,  Draper 
Warner,  Derral  C,  Heyburn,  Ida.,  324 
Warner,  Howard  Elden,  Orem 
Warner,  James  William,  Fillmore,  187 
Warner.  James  Lee,  South  Bend,  lnd„  211,  298 
Warner,  Keith  Crandell,  Payson 
Warner,  Kent  Max,   Payson 
Warner,  Nadine,  Spanish  Fork,  289 
Warnick,  Boyd  L..  Pleasant  Grove,  284 
Warnick,  Loyd  J.,  Pleasant  Grove,  314 
Warnick,   Reed   Taylor,  Windsor,  Colo.,   351 
Warnick,   Robert  W.,  American    Fork 
Warnick.  Stephen  Lee.  Pleasant  Grove 
Warr,  Richard  Merrill.  Oakley,   Ida. 
Warr,   Frank  William,   Payson 
Warr.  Glenn  C.  Oakley,    Ida. 
Warren,  Allan  H..  Laguna  Beach,  Calif.,  203 
Warren.  Carolyn  Cobb,   McCook,   Neb. 
Warren,  Bruce  William,  Provo 
Warren,  Barbara  Joanne.  Missoula,  Mont.,  331 
Warren.  Jean  E...  Spanish  Fork.  370 
Warren,   Patricia,  Springville,  201,  226 
Ward,   Sharon    Lynne,    Beaverton,   Ore.,    156,   257,   300 
Washburn,   Dawna  June,  Salt  Lake  City,  298 
Washburn,  Judith,  Covina,  Calif.,  352 
Washburn,   Laurel   Kay,   Monroe,  346 
Washburn,  Roland  M„   Pasco,  Wash.,    156,  328 
Washburn,  Richard   M...  ampa,  Ida. 
Washburn,   Virginia,    Provo,   364 
Waters,  Arlin  Glade,  Provo,  338 
Watkin,   Sharon  Ann,   Richfield.  223.  352 
Waters.   Melvin  C,   Provo,  352 
Wathen.  Merriel,  Jr.,  Burley,  Ida. 
Waters,  Max  Leroy,  Burley,  Ida.,  288 
Waters,  Teddy  Mac,  Menan,   Ida. 
Wathen,   Boyd   J„  Lehi,  288 
Watkins,  Allen  Ned,  Yucaipa,  Calif. 
Watkins,  Lyle  Deanna,  Burbank,  Calif. 
Watkins,    Prince   Luther,    Bogart,   Ga. 
Watson,  David  McCrae,  Honolulu,  T.H. 
Watson,  Dolores  Anne,  Twin  Falls,  Ida.,   I9T 
Watson,    Linda    Margaret,    Hartsville,   S.C,  352 
Watson,   Luke  Allen,  Jr..  Hartsville,  S.C,   156 
Watson,  Mary  Lorraine,  Payette,   Ida.,  352 
Watson.    Roger  Clarke,    Bountiful,   371 
Watts  Carolyn  Ruth.  Orem.  314 
Watts,   Blaine  Harvey,   Idaho  Falls.   Ida..    145.  334 
Watts.   Jerry  William,    Portland,   Ore. 
Wafts,  Joseph  Laverne,  Kirtland.  N.  Mex..  311,  318 
Watts,  Mary  Jean,  Midvale,   191,  352 
Watts,    Orvil    Arlin,    Provo 
Watts,   Paul  Jene.  Jr.,  Riolinda.  Calif. 
Watts,   Richard  A.,  Springville 
Wayman,  Carol,    Provo,   94 

Waywell,    Kelvin  Thomas,  Toronto,  Canada,   231.   338 
Waymire.  Katherine.  Overton.  Nev.,  288 
Waymire,   Lemoine   E.,  San   Diego,  Calif..  203,  364 


424 


Wayment,  Stanley  Glen,  Springville,  328 

Weatherford,   Eltas  J.,   Darlington,   S.C. 

Weatherbee,  Doris  Ann,  Reinzi,  Miss.,  234,  298 

Weaver,  Clyde   Marquis,   Chula   Vista,   Calif. 

Weaver,    Margurette    L.,    Idaho    Falls,    Ida. 

Weaver,  Melvin  Glenn,  Grace,  Ida. 

Webb,   Alan   Wendell.    Molalla,   Ore.,   344 

Webb,  Armond    Paul,    Lehi,  215,   279 

Webb.  Alice.  Green  River,  Wyo.,  290 

Webb,  Carolyn  Kay,  Granada-Lynwood,  Calif.    329 

Webb.  Cecil  Wildon,  Provo,  332 

Webb,  Donna.   Lehi,  352 

Webb,   Emma   Lou,   Provo 

Webb,  Emily  Jeanne,  Salt  Lake  City,  325 

Webb,  George   Richard,  Melba,   Ida.,  333 

Webf>,  Irene,  Mesa,  Ariz.,.  156,  309 

Webb,  Janet  Lehi 

Webb,  Karen,  Provo,  316 

Webb,  Kay,  San  Manuel,  Ariz.,  212 

Webb,  Lucile  J.,  Provo 

Webb\  Marie  Call,  Provo 

Webb.  Ralph  Dan,   Provo 

Webber,   Richard  C,  American   Pork,    185 

Webber,   Robert  Reed.   Bronxville,   N.Y.,  211,  297 

Weber,  Gerald  F.,  Encino.  Calif,   199,  337 

Weber,  Allen   Howard,  Lorenzo,  Calif.,  329 

Weber,   Patricia  Ann   Rapid  City,  So.  Dak.,  338 

Weber,  Ralph  Samuel,  Parma,  Ida. 

Webster,   Clair  Carl,  Amrican   Fork,   345 

Webster,  F.  Jean,  Rexburg,  Ida. 

Webster,   Lorraine.  American   Fork,   288 

Webster,  Mary  Eldon,  Cedar  City 

Webster,  Sharron,   Provo,  201,  288 

Webster.  Robert  Leon,  Ontario,  Calif.,  311 

Weeks,  Gerald  Colborne,  Alhambra,  Calif.,  351 

Weeks,  Morris  Lee,  Ojai,  Calif. 

Weeks,  Martin  S.,  Provo 

Weeks,   Michael  Wayne,   Provo,  333 

Weeks,   Shirley   Lyn,  Woods  Cross.  290 

Weese,  Sharon  Cleo,   Fullerton,  Calif.,  306 

Weese,  Sadra   Lynne,  Fullerton,  Calif.,  348 

Weiqel,  Mary  Katharine,  Salt  Lake  City,   197,  346 

Weidner,   Leo  Albert,    Portland,   Ore.,  231,  307 

Weight,   Howard  Vane,  Springvolle.  339 

Weight,  Merlynne,  Provo 

Weight,  Nedra  Louise,  Nampa,  Ida.,  226,  371 

Weight,  Mary  Lou,  Provo.  229,  334 

Weiler,  Charles  Henry  Nahaut,  Mass.,  302 

Weinheimer,  Gordon  E.,  Alberta,  Canada,  352 

Weinhetmer,   Edith   L.,  Alberta,  Canada 

Welch,  Ervil  Wrensia,  Sarah,  Miss.,  289 

Welch,   Keith  W.,  Corinne,  298 

Welch,  Norma  A.,  Provo,  229  334 

Wlcher,   Robert  E.,  Topeka.   Kan.,  338 

Welker,  Janet  Louise,  Pima,  Ariz.,  205 

Welles,  Aleese,  Glendale,  Calif.,  288 

Wells,  William   Lathair,  Nephi 

Wells,  Arthur  Elwood,  Selby,  Calif.,  315 

Wells,   Ernest  Stewart,   Provo,  298 

Wells,  Leah  May,  Lafayette,  Calif. 

Wells,  Marilyn  Galvin,   Provo 

Wells,  Robert  W.,  Jr.,  Joseph 

Wells,  Richard  Wooley,  Las  Vegas,  Nev.,  32,   102,  213 

WellsJ  Samael  Bently,  Logandale,  Nev.,  351 

Welsh  Sheila  Smith,  Parker,  Ariz.,  354 

Weltqn,  Robert  Banta,  Sacramento,  Calif.,  361 

Wendt,  Roy  Eugene.  Kalispell,  Mont. 

Wendelboe,  Shirley  L.,  Las  Vegas,   Nev. 

Wengreen,   Earl  Wayne,  Orem 

Werner.  Harold  L..  Wenatchee,  Wash.,  290 

Wernz,  Therald  Albert,  Provo 

Werner,   Miriam    Hopping,    Provo,  290 

Werner,  Theodore   B...  Las  Vegas,   Nev.,   345 

Werntz,    Margaret   Ellen,    Denver.   Colo.,   351 

Weske,  Fredericka  L.,  Culver,  Calif.,   191,  352 

West,   Donald  Jesse,  Denver,  Colo.,  356 

West,   Donna   Hatch,   Provo,  295 

West,  Donna  Marlene,  328 

West,  Farrin  W.,  Pleasant  Grove 

West,  Emerson  Roy,  231,  284 

West,  Herschel  Joseph,  La   Mesa,  Calif. 

West,  James  David,   Denver,  Colo.,  333 

West,  Joseph  Donald.  Provo,  298 

West,  Leonard  R.,  American  Fork 

West,  Robert  D.,  Provo 

West,  Sterling  Duane,  Ariel,  Wash. 

West,  Sharon  Grace,  Salt  Lake  City,  337 

West,  William  Edqar,  Adams,  Ariz. 

Westenskow,   Carolyn,    Imbler   .Ore,   337 

Westenskow,   William   V..,    La   Grande.   Ore. 

Weston.   James   Alexis,   Cairo,   Ga.,   345 

Westfall.  Ronald  D„  Hollywood,  Calif..    185 

Westover,  James   H..    Provo.   211,   324 

Westring,  Janet,  ephi,  365 

Westwood,   Kent   David,    Provo 

Westwood,   E.  Susan,   San   Diego,  Calif. 

Westwood,    Roger  George,   Circleville,   367 

Whaley.    Marcella  Gay,   gden,  94,   290,   297 

Whatcott,  Weston   Elroy,  Provo,  345 

Wheadon,   Pearl   Ellen,  Riverton,  290 

Wheat,  Kenneth   Edwin,   Redondo,  Calif,    112,  203,  331 

Wheeler.    Rita    Lorraine,   Puyallup,  Wash..   87,   219,   358 

Whelchel    Richard   C...   Oswego.   Ore.,    156 

Whetten    Amanda   Jean,   Chih,,   Mex,,   337 


Whetten,  Lila  Lee,  Provo,  355 

Whiffen,  Henry  L.  Jr.,  Alameda.  Calif,  185,  328 

Whipple,   Connie    Inez,    Long    Beach,   Calif.    183,   229, 

337 
Whipple,  Carolyn,   Ogden,  310 
Whipple,   Venla,   Showlow,  Ariz.,   294 
Whipple,  Walter  Leroy,   Hawthorne,  Calif,  294 
Whisenant,  Vernis  C,  Jr.,  Galena  Park,  Tex.,  364 
Whitaker,  Carol  Jean,  Portland,  Ore.,  294 
Whitaker,  Carolyn    Ruth,    Kanosh 
Whitaker,   Ivie,   Portland,  Ore.,  325 
Whitaker,    Sharon   Jo,    Portland,   Ore.,   346 
Whitby,    Roger    Merlin,    American    Fork 
White.  Ballard  T.,  Salt  Lake  City,  281 
White,  Carleyn,  Mesa.  Ariz.,  318 
White.  Donavee  Stay,  Montebello,  Calif 
White,  Donald  jay,  Rorterville,  Calif,  292 
White   Earl   Roger,   Provo 
White,  Erma  Ruth,  Salt  Lake  City 
White,  Floyd   Dean,   Fruita,  Colo. 
White,   Jerald    Dell,   Green    River,  Yyo. 
White,  Janice,  St.  Anthony,  Ida.,  80,  81,  324 
White.  Judith  Anne,  Attleboro,  Mass.,  339 
White.  Karen  Rae,  Santa  Ana,  Calif,  219,  351 
White,   Leland   Darrell,  Clearfield,  281 
White,  Marvin  Daniel,  Goshen 
White,   Marianne,  Venice,  Calif.,  353 
White,  Marjorie  Joline,  American  Fork 
White,  Neil  Gordon,   Roosevelt 
White,  Nancy  Priscilla.  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
White,  Jane  Olivia,  Redding,  Calif.,  209 
White,   Orson    Hyde,    Los   Angeles,   Calif. 
White,   Patricia  Ann,   Las  Vegas.   Nev.,    191,   327 
White,   Ouentin    Harvey,   American    Fork 
White,  Sharon  Rae,  Jerome,  Ida.,  357 
White,  Sarah  Ann,  San   Leandro,  Calif,    189,  332 
White,  Thomas  Howard,   Phoenix,  Ariz. 
White,  Weston  Jay,   Provo 

White.   Wendell   Charles,  Jerome,    Ida.,    185.   308 
Whitehead,  Craig  B.,   Ill,  Ogden 
Whitehead,  John  Clark,  Twin  Falls,   Ida.,  81,  207,  310, 

316 
Whitehead,  Norma  L.,  Salt  Lake  City,  328 
Whitesides.  Gerald  O.,  Burley,  Ida.,  290 
Whitesides.  James  Neal,  Twin   Falls,   Ida. 
Whitford.  Beverly  Ann,   Lakewood,  Calif. 
Whiting,  Charles  W.,  Sun  Valley,  Calif, 
Whiting,   Eugene  J.,   Heber 
Whiting,    Dick   R.,   Burley,    Ida. 
Whiting,  James.  Bruce.  Minneapolis,   Minn.,  365 
Whiting,  Jean    Frances,    Albuquerque,    N.    Mex.,    290 
Whiting,    LaRue.   Springville,   354 
Whiting,  Marjorie  Jo,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  309 
Whitlock,  Woodrow  C,   Provo 
Whitman,  Charles  W.,  Montpelier,  Ida.,   165,   166,  203. 

279 
Whitmore,    Daniel    R.,  Waynesboro,    Pa. 
Whitmon,   Geraldine,    Sandy,   336 
Whitney,   Marcia,  Sopkane.  Wash.,  279 
Whitney,   Nedra  Ann.  Springville 
Whitt,   Kenneth   Wayne,   Bonham,  Tex. 
Whitney,  Vivian    Kay,   Springville,   201,   226,   357 
Whittaker,  Harry  H.„  Thornton,  Ida..  296 
Whittaker.    Dorothy,    Circleville 
Whittaker,  Clyde  D„  Circleville.  302 
Whittingham,  Frederick,  Warnick,  R.I. 
Whittle,    Drew    L.,    Portland,   Ore.,   357 
Whittle,  LaDawn,  Preston,  Ida.,   197,  328 
Whittle  Margaret  Ann,  Kimberly,  Ida. 
Whittle,   Melba   Lynne,   Kimberly,   Ida..   336 
Whittle,    Virlil    Eugene,    Rupert,    Ida. 
Whittle,  William  M...  Provo 

Whitton.   Gerald  Allen.    Fort  Wayne,    Ind..   229,    325 
Whitworth,    Darrell   C,    Inkom,    Ida.,   306 
Wickstrom.  Corinne  C„  Pasadena,  Calif..  308 
Wickes,   Harry   Edqar,   Provo 
Widdison,  Joan   Edna,   Helena,   Mont..   337 
Widdison,  William   Bart,    Portland,   Ore..   333 
Widdison,   Harold   A...   Helena,    Mont.,   231,   317 
Wier.  Joseph   Ewell,  Victorville,  Calif,  345 
Wiese,  Glen  James,  Ogden 
Wight,   Gordon    M.,   Springville 
Wiqht,    Peqgy  Ann,   Ogden 
Wilberg,   Castle  Dale 
Wilcox,  Carol  Maurline,  Saretoge,  Calif. 
Wilcox,   Dee  Clyde.   Provo,    193 
Wilcox.  Dorinda  M„  La  Habra.  Calif.  316 
Wilcox,  Gerald_Allen,  Bridgeport,  Neb.,  316 
Wilcox,   Joel   William,    Provo 
Wilcox,  John    Boyd,  Alberta,   Canada,    101 
Wilcox,  Jerry  Dean,  Great  Falls.   Mont.,  224.  322 
Wilcox,   Ludean,   Pleasant  Grove,   311 
Wilcox,    Marion    Fern,    Huntington    Park,    Calif. 
Wilcox,  Sharlene.  Great  Falls,   Mont..  229 
Wilcox,  Stanley  Frank,  Azusa.  Calif,  28 
Wilcox.  Silvia   Lee,  Woodland   Hills,  Calif. 
Wilcox.  Wesley,   Nampa.   Ida. 
Wilcox.   Sonva.   Boise,    Ida..  290 
Wilde,  Sue  Carol.  Orem,  345 
Wilding,   Thomas   P.,    Provo 
Wildinq,   Robert   Lee.   Downey.    Ida..   358 
Wildinq,  Dixie  Lee.  Terreton.  Ida..  284 
Wildinq.   Ruth  J..  Suoar  City.   Ida..  233.  284 
Wilhelmsen,  Gail  B..  Salt  Lake  City,  353 


Trevino  -  Winters 

Wilhelmy.    Susan    Renee,    LaHabro,   Calif.,   356 

Wilhoit,   Darrel   Loel,   Portland,  re. 

Wilkes,  Vincent  Conway,  Aurora 

Wilkes,  Melvin  Ronald,  Aurora,    118 

Wilkins,  Gail,  Idaho  Falls,   Ida. 

Wilkins,  Linda  LaRee,  Bell.  Calif., 

Wilkins,    Kent  Myrup,    Murray 

Wilkins,   Roberta   E.,  Colton,  Calif. 

Wilkinson,  Clifton  B.,  Coalville.  318 

Wilkinson,   Milton  J.,   Provo,  290 

Wilkinson,    Ronald.   Orem 

Wilkinson,  Steve   B.,   Richfield 

Willard,  W.  Frances,  Ajo,  Ariz.,  339 

Willardson,  Linda  Lee,  Son  Diego,  Calif.,  365 

Wlllden,  William  Keith,  Orem.   146 

Willden,  Jerome  R.,  Beaver,  288 

Willes,  Arthur  Lynn,  Spanish   Fork 

Willes,   Frank  Jesse,   Provo,  306 

Willey,  Thelma  June,  San  Antonio,  Tex.,  325 

Williams,  Ann  Rae,  Grantsville,  359 

Williams,  Blaine  Dean,  San  Diego,  Calif. 

Williams,  Carol  C,  Mattapan,  Mass.,,  336 

Williams,  Claree  A.,  Boulder  City,  Nev.,  353 

Williams,    Delyn    Elmer,    Lakeview,    Ore.,    306 

Williams,   Don   Emar,   Moab 

Williams,  Dwayne  A.,.  Phoenix,  Ariz..  281 

Williams,   Grant,   Levan 

Williams,  Gad  Lee,  Provo 

Williams,    Helen  Ann,   Spanish    Fork 

Williams,  Hannah  Mae,  Provo 

Williams,  Jacqueline    L.,   Fallon,   Nev.,   344 

Williams,  James  Fred,  Ogden,  281 

Williams,  John  Brent,  pJyssa,  Ore.,  359 

Williams,  Joseph  V..,   Price 

Williams,  Joyce  Arlene,  Clearfield 

Williams,   Larry  Samuel,  Ogden,  353 

Williams,  Myrle.  Kamas,  290 

Williams,    Myrne    Rodney.   St.   Louis,    Mo. 

Williams,  Paul  Levaun,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida.,  310 

Williams,  Thomas  M.,  Cardston,  Alberta,  Canada.  359 

Williams,  Thomas  C,  Washington,  352 

Williams,  Terry   Rae,   Provo 

Williams,  William  G.  G.,  Vancouver,  Wash. 

Williamson,  Carol,  Ogden,  308 

Williamson,  Alfred  L. 

Williamson,  Leon  Edgar,  Madison,  Fla. 

Williamson,  Jean  Carol,  S.  Paula,  Calif.,  356 

Williamson,  John  Dale,  San  Marino,  Calif.,   193,  356 

Williamson,  Doris,  Moab,  318 

Williamson.  Herbert  R.,  Whittier,  Calif.,    185,  284 

Willich,  Theodore,  II,  Provo,  288 

Willie,  Weds  Golden,   Malad.   Ida. 

Willis,  Jeffrey  H.,  Cody,  Wyo. 

Willis,  J.  Robert,  Mesa,  Ariz. 

Willis,    Judith    Carol,    MarHnsy,    Ind.,    317 

Willits,   Pearl   L.  A.,   Denver,  Colo. 

Willis,  Vivian   Love,  Snowflake,  Ariz. 

Wlllmore,  Floyd  Earl,  Rexburg,  Ida. 

Willoughbv,   Philip  K.,  Phoenix,  Ariz. 

Wilmoth,  Carolyn  Faye,  Chestee,  Va.,  345 

Wills,  Sharon  Diane,   Longview,  Wash.,  371 

Wilson,   Alfred   Eugene,   Orem 

Wilson,  Arnold,  Springville 

Wilson,    Brigit   Hannele,    Downey,    Ida. 

Wilson,  Betty  Joan,  Salt  Lake  City,  328 

Wilson,  Bobby  Rudolph,  Kernersy,  N.  C,  303 

Wilson,  Catherine   Duke,   Northway.  Alaska 

Wilson,   Delight,  Glendale,  Calif. 

Wilson,  David  Fay,  Detroit,  Mich.,  338 

Wilson,   Gfenna    E.,    Provo 

Wilson,  Harvey  A.,  Jr.,   Provo 

Wilson,  Ivo  Lavell,  Northway,  Alaska 

Wilson,  James  "J.,  Chihuahua,   Mex.,  352 

Wilson,  Jeril   Brent,  Salt  Lake  City,  344 

Wilson,  John  Arthur,  Caracas,  VenezueTa 

Wilson,  John   Mont,   Payson,  357 

Wilson,   John   Mcln+yre,   Albuquerque,   N.    Mex.,   357 

Wilson,  Kay  Lee,  Albuquerque,  N.  Mex., 

Wilson,    Larry   R.,   Orem 

Wilson,   Lorin  Dean,   Meridian,   Ida. 

Wilson,   Marquerite   I.,   Salt   Lake  City 

Wilson,  Marba.  Hatch,  339 

Wilson,  Maurice  Devon,  Sinclair,  Wyo.,  324 

Wilson,    Wayne    Paxton,    Provo 

Wilson,  Winifred   P.,  Hawaii,  288 

Wilson,  William  Albert,  Downey.  Ida.,  300 

Wiltbank,  Joyce,  Canada,  239,  328 

Wiltshire,  Coleen   Ann,  Circleville,   337 

Wimber,  Nancy  Kay.  Salt  Lake  City.  328 

Wimmer,   David   Rolland,   S.   Lorenzo,  Calif.,  336 

Wind,  James  Euqene,  Provo,  356 

Windsor.  Judith  Lee.  Calif..  352 

Winborg,  James  Peter,   Pocatella.   Ida. 

Winegar,  Jack,   Buhl.   Ida. 

Wina.  John   H.,   Jr.,   Provo 

Winlelmen.  Walter  W..  Salt  Lake  City,   199.  306 

Winkler.  Pauline,  Bluebell.  290 

Winn.  Grant  Marion,  Idaho  Falls,   Ida.,    150.  371 

Winn,  James   Dfl'e     Rexburq 

Winn.  William  Duane.  KMIand.  N.  Mex..  338 

Winn.   Ted   Avon^  Las  Vegas.    Nev.,  345 

Winters,  Arnell  Cyril,  Pleasant  Grove 

Winters,   Evan   Burton,  Afton,  Wyo. 

Winders,  Jimmy  Allan,  Blandlnq 


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Winterton,  Arlan  E...  Heber,  215 

Winterton,   Doyle  W.,  Orem 

Winterton,   Wayne  Allen,   Orem 

Winther.  John    C  ic,   Clifton,    N.J. 

Wirriclt,  Thomas  Kay,   Hood   River,   Ore.,  302 

Wirrick,  Allyn  Joseph,   Hood   River,  Ore.,   302 

Wiscombe.  Anne,  Springville,   318 

Wishert,  James  Thomas,  Mattoon,   III. 

Wiswell.  Elinor  R.,  P.  S..  Calif. 

Wistisen,  Martin  J.,  Bancroft,  Ida.,  215 

Witham,   Linda  Lee,  Mitchell,  S.  Dak..  348 

Witherow,  Barbara  Jean,  Del  Mar,  Calif.,  345 

Withers.  LaVar  M.,  Rexburg,  Ida. 

Witt,  Daniel  Grimshaw,  Heber,  296 

Wittke,   Patricica   R.,  Tooele 

Wittorf,  Robert  Henry,  Now  York  City,  N.Y.,  240.  308 

Wittmayer,  Theodore  I.,  Lodi,  Calif..  317 

Wittwer,  Jon   Paul,  Chula  Vista.  Calif. 

Woerner,  Gary  Carl,  Long  Beach,  Calif.,    187 

Wixom,  Hartt  Partridge,  Provo,     87,  328 

Woffinden,  Arthur  J.,  Kennewick,  Wash. 

Woffinden,  Anna  Joy,    Lehi,  239,  339 

Wold,  Larry  Richard,   Idaho  Falls,   Ida..  333 

Wolfley,  Ella  Sellers,  Houston,  Tex.,  257,  300 

Wilfley,  Valera,  Blackfoot,  Ida.,  362 

Wolthuis,  Henry  Boyd,  Ogden,  315 

Wolz,   Lou  Gene,  Byron,  Wyo.,  365 

Wolz.  Paul  Louis.  Rigby,  Ida.,  327 

Wong,  See  Bon,  Ogden,  290 

Wong,  Cornelia  Ah   Lin,   Lanai  City,  T.H.,  331    I 

Wood,  Blair.  St.  George,  300 

Wood,  Carol  Lisa,  Alberta,  Can.,  221 

Wood.  Carol  Ann,  Salem 

Wood.  Dale  Glen,  Salt  Lake  City 

Wood.  Fern,  Spanish   Fork,  287 

Wood.   Gary  Zang,    Farmington,    N.   Mex. 

Wood,  Grant  Reed.  Holden,  334 

Wood,  Janet,  Spanish   Fork,  333 

Wood,  James  Dean,  Abit.,  Can. 

Wood.  Kathleen,  Portland,  Ore.,  353 

Wood,  Lowell  Dale.  Alberta.,  Can. 

Wood.   Marilyn,  5alt  Lake  City 

Wood,  Marilyn,  Provo.  312 

Wood.  Mary  Anne,  Keysville,    164 

Wood,  Nancy  Annette,  Yakima,  Wash.,    189,  345 

Wood.  Orin  Lew,  Big  Creek,  Calif..  292 

Wood.  Philip  Wayne,  Oakland,  Calif.,    156 

Wood,   Reid  Morgan,  Yakima,  Wash,,  211 

Wood,  Sylvia,  Big  Creek,  Calif.,  359 

Wood,   Tom   Russell,    Henderson,   Nev.,  353 

Wood,  Zella  Virginia,  Baker,  Ore.,  316 

Wood,   William.    Provo,   325 

Wood.  Willis  Ellis,  Spanish   Fork.  307 

Woodard.   Betty  Lee,   Eltopia,  Wash.,  353 

Woodard,  Jay  Lewis,  Goshen,  292 

Woodheed,  William  W„  Tremonton 

Woodhouse,  Norman  Kay,  Provo 

Woodhouse,  Trafford  K.,  Oakley,  Ida. 

Woodland,   Frank   M...   Santa   Ana,   Calif.,   355 

Woodmansee,  Robert  I.,   Rexburg,   Ida. 

Woodruff,  Gaile,  Provo.  209,  358 

Woods,  Elva  Janice,  Charleston,  S.C. 

Woods.   Daniel   Bryant,   Springville 

Woods.  Janice  Mae,  C.  Grande,  Ariz.,  307,  334 

Woods,   Herbert  Dee.  Oqden,    156 

Woodward,  Carolyn  F.,  Sacramento,  Calif.,  355 

Woodward.    Marilyn    I.,   Seattle.   Wash.,    36,    173.   201, 

308 
Woodward,  John  David,  Seattle,  Wash..  284 
Woodward,  Lee  Anna,  Sacramento,  Calif.,  94,  221,  319 
Woodward,  Karren,  Salt  Lake  City,  234.  346 
Woodward.  Robert  S„  Seattle.  Wash.,  211,  348 
Woodworth,  Roger  F„,   Provo 


Wooley.  Gene  Paul,  Richland,  Wash, 

Woolf,  Marion,  Albuquerque,  N.  Mex. 

Woolley,  Diana,  Tarzana,  Calif. 

Woolley,  Joanne,   Jerome,    Ida.,   359 

Woolsey,   Doris  C,   Phoenix,  Ariz. 

Woolstenhulm.  Dick  D„  North  Bend,  Ore.,   112 

Woolston.   Ethel   H. 

Wootton,  Devere  Gareth,  American  Fork.   185 

Wootton,   Myrth  Annette,    Provo 

Workman,  Bobbie  Ancil,   Provo 

Workman,    Lee    Alma,    Riverton,   328 

Workman,  William   S„  Stockton,  371 

Worley,  Jan   Eugene,   Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  207,  324 

Worlton,    Frederick   R.,  American   Fork 

Worlton      Thomas  Grover,   Blackfoot,   Ida..  91,  338 

Worthen.  Ellis  Clayton,  Price.  203,  213,  303 

Worthington,  Keith  N.,  Nephi,  281 

Worthington,  Grant  E.,   Nephi 

Worthinaton,   Don   Leroy,   Payson 

Wrathall'  Jay  W.,  New  York.  97,  279 

Wrathall.  Grant  R„  Aptos,  Calif.,  356 

Wrathall.  Donald   Prior,  New  York,  371 

Wrathall,   Taft  Wallace,    Palo   Alto,    Calif. 

Wray,  Gerald  N„  Irwin,  Ida.,  231,  285,  362 

Wride,  Dale  Hayward,  American   Fork,  330 

Wright,  Ann   Seigrid,   Eugene,  Ore.,  294 

Wright,  Anna,  Malta,  Mont.,  368 

Wright,  Carol   Lynn,   Provo,    162    166,  219,  366 

Wright,    Edna    Ladean    Murray,    212        , 

Wright,  Frances  Thelma,  Malta,  Mont.,  324 

Wright,  Gearld   Lewis,   Salt   Lake  City 

Wright.  James  Owen,  Salt  Lake  City,  324 

Wright,  Jane  Bee,  Provo,  290 

Wright,  Janet  Lavon,  Dallas,  Tex.,  205.  362 

Wright,   Joe   F.,   Provo 

Wright,  Joan  Susan,   Fullerton,  Calif. 

Wright,   Joye,   Salt   Lake   City,   328 

Wright,  Karen,  Salt  Lake  City,   197,  324 

Wright,  Keith  Norwood,  Clawson,  316 

Wright,    Lynn    Bernard.   Camp   Verde,   Ariz.,   325 

Wright,  Max  Lorenzo,  Dixon,  Calif.,  366 

Wright,  Myron   Donald,   Provo 

Wright,  Meredith.  Denver,  Colo.,  324 

Wright,  Norman  Dale,  Murray 

Wright,   Patsy  Lo  Ann,   Provo,  359 

Wright,  Pauline.  Sheer  Heights.  Ohio 

Wright,   Richard   Allen,  Gooding,    Ida. 

Wright.  Robert  Lee,   Provo.  324 

Wright,  Ruth  Louisa,  San  Jose.  Calif.,  311 

Wriqht,  Sharron,  Mesa,  Ariz.,  205 

Wriqht,   Warren    Sirrine,    Provo 

Wriqley,  Karl  A...  Burley,  Ida.,  185,  307 

Wright,  William  Gam,   Kearns,  349 

Wriqley,   Marvin   B„   Burley,   Ida.,   81.    184,  325 

Wuerth,   Dieter,  Tacoma,  Wash.,  313 

Wursten,  John  A.,  Jr.,  Arlington,  Calif,  287 

Wyatt,  Janette  Bailey,  Wellsville,  356 

Wygal,  Doris  Elaine,  Springerville,  Ariz. 

Wynder,  Marlene,  Alberta,  Can.,  293 

Wynn,  George  Brent,  Ontario,  Ore. 

Wyss,  Marjorie  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City,    191,  334 

Wyss,  Eileen   Loretta,  Washington,   D.C.,    191.  334 

Y 
Yager,   Edwin  Georqe  H.,  Detroit,  Mich.,  330 
Yamashita,   Tekeji,    Kobe,   Japan 
Yamane,  Ben  Tsutomu,   Hiroshima,  Japan 
Yamasaki,  Jimmy  Tatsuo,  Payson,  355 
Yancey,    David    Odell,    Provo 
Yancey,  William  Elvie,  Boise,   Ida. 
Yanq,  Linda  Ching  Tze.  Taipei,  Taiwan,  279 
Yanq.    Kwang    Nam,    Pusan,    Korea,   279 
Yardley,  Mary  Alice,  Salt  Lake  City,  330 
Yates,  Eleanor  Salt  Lake  City,  348 


Winterton  -  Zunich 

Yates,   oJseph    Richard,    Rigby.    Ida, 

Yazzie,   Edwin   Lowell,   Paguate,   N.  Mex. 

Yates,   Lanny   Marzine,   Reseda,  Calif.,   356 

Yergensen,   Rae  Jean,   Provo 

Yingling,   Kay  Alan,  Waynesboro,   Pa.,  224,  334 

Yingling,    Laura    May,    North    Bend,   Ore.,   325 

Yorgason,  Lorelle,  Otto,  Wyo.,  316 

Yorgason,  Vanja  Louise,  Ogden,  83,   146,  217,  324 

Yorgason,   Glen    Elbert,   Burlington,   Wyo. 

Yorgason,  Sandra  Joan,  Otto,  Wyo.,  367 

Yorgesen,   Ralph  Delmar,   Provo 

Yoshino,  Yootaro 

Yost,    Fay   Louise,    Portland,   Ore.,   349 

Youd,  John   D.,  Spanish   Fork 

Younce,   Patty   Rae.   Hillsboro,  Ore.,   327 

Young,   Alice   Kathleen,   Chamber,  Ariz.,   319 

Young,    Beven    Guy,,    Huntington,   315 

Young,  Carol  Gay,   Provo,  217,  328 

Young,   Duane   Mar,   Altonah,   334 

Young,  Eddie  Don,  Colton,  Calif.,   114,  367 

Young,    Elizabeth   Jean,   Alberta,   Can.,   308 

Young.   Ethel  Annette,  Overland,   Mo. 

Young,  Fred  Dee,  Nampo,  Ida.,  371 

Ycung,  G=wlord   Farrcll,   Boise,   Ida. 

Young,    Harvey   W.,   Jr.,    Fly,   Nev. 

Young,  Harry  B.,  Jr.,  Sedai;a,   Miss.,  355 

Young,   Henry  Alvin,  Apex,   N.C. 

Young,  Jerry  Sherman,   Idaho   Falls,   Ida.,  315 

Young,  John   Mortimer,   Provo,  372 

Young,  Joseph  E.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Young,   Karen  Sandra,   Bakersfield,  Calif. 

Young,   LaDean,   Salt   Lake  City 

Young,  Leonard   Dewayne,  Blackfoot,   Ida.,  215 

Young,   Lynn    Budd,  Orem,   330 

Young,   Loyd  Grey,   Portland,  Ore.,  353 

Young,   Marilyn   Starr,    Bluewater,    N.   Mex.,  324 

Young,   Phyllis  Jean,   Cleveland,  Ohio,  358 

Young,  Richard   Kent,  Monteview,  Ida.,  351 

Young,  Sherrill   F.,   Bluewater,   N.   Mex.,  371 

Young,  Sandro  Elaine,   La  Crescenta,  Calif. 

Young,   Val  J.,    Huntington 

Yunes,  Julia   Edna,  Peubla,  Mex. 

Yunes.   Maria    Elena,    Puebla,    Mex. 

Z 
Zabriskie,   Grant   R.,    Provo,    146 
Zabriskie  JoAnn  A.,  Provo 
Zabriskie,   William    R...   Provo 
Zabriskie,  Maurine,   Pleasant  Groce,  290 
Zaret,   Ronald   Martin,  Culver  City,  Calif.,  317 
Zaugg,    Rollin   S.,   Union,   Ore. 
Zaugg.  Waldo  S.,   Union,  Ore.,  285 
Zeller,  Ronald  Peter,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Ziegler,   George    Robert,    Lehi 
Ziemer,    Paul   Douglas,    Los  Angeles,   Calif.,  333 
Zillner.   Melva  Ann  S...   Provo,  281    I 
Zinn,  Raymond  David,   El  Centro,  Calif. 
Zirker,   Saundra,   San    Diego,   Calif. 
Zinn,  Patricia  Alice,  El  Centro,  Calif.,  358 
Zink,    Anne    Ruth,    Durango,    Colo.,    327 
Ziser,   Franklin  Gary,   Sepulveda,  Calif.,   95 
Zirbel,  JaAnn  Elaine,   Las  Vegas,  Nev.,   191 
Zirker,  Carolee  Jeanne,  Moses  Lake,  Wash.,  344 
Zohner,   Glenn    Dorin,    Driggs,   Ida. 
Zollinger,  Janice  L.,  San  Bernardino,  Calif.,  223,  284 
Zollinger,   C.   Diane,    Logan,   327 
Zufelt,  Darrell  R.,   Richfield 
Zufelt,   Dewey  Laverl,   Globe,  Ariz. 
Zundel,  Darlene  E.,  Salt  Lake  City,  209,  346 
Zundel,   Evelyn,  Ogden 
Zundel,    Ivan    Brown,    El    Paso,   Tex. 
Zundel.  Yvonne  W,.  Sacramento,  Calif. 
Zunich,  Deanne  Louise,  American  Fork,  363 


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Adair  -  Morgan 


Adair,  Gerry  Leon 

Adams,  Deanne 

Adams,  Neil  J.,  Layton 

Ah  Sam,  Henry  Ah  You,  Hawaii 

Alfraro,    Maria    F. 

Allen,  William  H.,  Huntsvllle 

Alloway,  Marjorie  A.N.,  Bridley,  Calif. 

Allred.  Birdie  Lou  H..  Hinckley 

Allred,  Merlyn  Walker,  Pleasant  Grove 

Allred,  Verle  Morrill 

Anderson.  Estella  Rose,  Midvale 

Anderson,  James  Ronald,  Ely,  Nev. 

Anderson,  Reese  Glenn,  Rupert,  Ida. 

Arbon,  Gary  Kay,  Grantsv'lle 

Ash,  Joseph  Lee,  Pleasant  Grove 

Ashby,  Gearld  Blaine.  Spanish  Fork 

Ashton,   Calvin  Nielson 

Atkinson,  Orvil  Delore,  St.  Anthony,  Ida. 

Augason.  Philip  Abner,  Midvale 

Austin,  Curtis  M.,  Pocatello,  Ida. 

Austin.  Claudia,  Provo 

B 
Bagley,  Dan  Rowland,  Springville 
Baker,  Stanley  Kent,  Salt  Lake  City 
Baker,  Wayne  Stevens,  Alberta,  Canada 
Barber,  John  Keith,  Spanish  Fork 
Bardsley,  Otto  V.,  Sprlngv'lle 
Barlow,  Nathan  Bruce 
Barnett.   Frederick  S.,  Provo 
Barney,  Helen  Luine,  Monroe,  369 
Barnson,  Bruce  Russell,  Ely,  Nev. 
Barnson,  Roger  Melvo,  Ely,  Nev. 
Barton,   Lonnie  Ray,   Provo 
Bass.  Kenneth  R.,  Clinton,  Ark. 
Bauer,  Boyd  Heber,  Provo 
Baxter,  John  Golden,  Salt  Lake  City 
Beazer.  Harry  Dean,  Alberta,  Can. 
Beck,  Jay  Tyler 
Belt.  Robert  Walter.  Provo 
Bennett,  Gale  Vaun,   Hinckley 
Benson,  John  Owen,  Parowan 
Benson,  Robert  Ritchie,  Orem 
Bergen,  Dixine  Lyn,  Torrance,  Calif. 
Berry,  Brent  Reid,  Cedar  Valley 
Bertrand,  Douglas  L.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Bertram,  Larry  Leavitt,  Los  Angeles.  Calif 

Biddulph,   Howard    Lowel 

Birch,  Dennis  Alan,  Pocatello.  Ida..  310 

Bird,  Kathryn   Lynns 

Birk,  Clyde  Gordon,  American  Fork 

Black,  Karen  Dunn,  Logan 

Blackett,  John  W.,  Springville 

Blasongame,  Donald  R. 

Bone,  Bruce.  372 

Boren,  Neldon  George.  Provo 

Bowe,  Jack  DeWayne,  Ogden 

Bowers,  Glen  H.,  Payson 

Boyle,  Ellen  Rae,  Phoenix,  Ariz. 

Bowman,  Genevieve  W.,  Provo 

Boyce,  Vernon,  Anaconda,  Mont. 

Borden,   Gary  Doren 

Bradford,  Philip  Alma,  Pomona,  Calif. 

Brady,  Patrick  Lee,  Alhambra,  Calif. 

Braithwaite  John  A.,  Ephraim 

Brian,  Arthur  William,  Loa 

Britsch.  Ralph  Lanier,   Provo 

Broadhead,  Kent  David,  Orem 

Brooks,  Joseph  Kay,  St.  George 

Brown,  Denny  L.,  McCammon,  Ida. 

Brown.  Nad  Richard.  Richfield.  369 

Brown,  Rex  Albert,  369 

Brown.  Sandra  Lee,  Columbia  Falls,  Mont. 

Buckwalter,  Ray  G.,  LaGrande,  Ore. 

Budge.  Arvin  Rae,  Payette.  Ida. 

Bullock.  Jerry  Albert 

Burke,  William  Irving,  Lake  Grove,  Ore. 

Burr,  Elroy  Eugene,  Jr.,  Sacramento,  Calif. 

Burt,   Joan 

Busby,   Ray  Thomas 

Busker,  David  Lloyd,  Provo 

Butler,  Kenneth  David,  Payson 

Bybee,  Myron  B.,  Jr., 

C 

Calton,   Robert  Gordon 

Campbell,  Glen  Laroy 

Campbell,  Margaret  L.,  Honolulu,  T.H. 

Carroll,  Howard  Lane.  Hinckley 

Carstensen.  Charles  R.,   Richfield 

Cazin,  Carol  Ann 

Chadwick,  Morris  Wells,  Springville 

Chang,   Robert  Yun 

Cherry,  Arvella  Clare,  Twin  Falls,  Ida. 

Child,  Mary  Beth,  Bountiful 

Choquette.   Beulah   Lee 

Christensen,  Lee  K.,  Los  Angeles.  Calif. 

Christiansen,  John  R.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Chynoweth.  Mary  Jane.  Orem 

Clarkson.  Joyce  Fay 

Clove,  Leonard  Grant.   Enterprise 

Cloward.  Connie  Smith,  Payson,  311 

Cole,  Jacqueline  Ann,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

Colledge,  D'xie,  Orem 

Collins,  Leland  Kent,   Provo 

Conger,  Gordon  G„  210.  311 

Connell,  Gae  Bernice,  Lewisville.  Ida. 


Conner,    Lloyd  John 

Cook,  Kaaren  Lera,  Springville 

Cook,  Marion  H..  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 

Cook,  Roger  Earl.  Ogden 

Coomes,  Gerald  A.,  Orem 

Cottrell,  Irene  M.,  372 

Cousins,  John  Robert,  Tronto,  Can. 

Craig,  Ruth  Haglund,  Provo 

Cromcrty,   Harold  A. 

Cummins,  Lowell  Wesley.  Pacific  Grove,  Calif. 

Curtis,  Charles  Robert 
D 

Dahl,  Sheldon  T..  Layton,  310 

Dalton,  Jack,  Twin  Falls.  Ida. 

Darley.  Beverley  Kay,  Redding,  Calif. 

Davenport,  Allen  L..  Springv'lle 

Daw.  A.  Maurice.  Idaho  Falls.  Ida. 

Day,  David  Parley,  Aurora.  310 

Dean,  William  Paul.  Payson 

Dennison,  Mary  Lureen.  Fullerton,  Calif. 

Dennis,  Ronald  D.,  Stockton,  Calif. 

Despain  Rodney  H„  Provo 

Dial.  Hal  Boyd,  Salt  Lake  City 

Dickson,  Netl  S.,  Morgan,  31  I 

Dixon,  David  Arthur 

Dixon,  Jerald   LaMar,  Provo 

Dowling,  Ted   King,   Provo 

Driggs,  Paul  Creer,  Wilmette.  III..  369 

Dunn,   Richard.  Tooele 

Dunyon,  Joleen  R.  Salt  Lake  City 

Dutson,  June  L.,  Desert 
E 

Eaklor,  Charles  Gary,  Phoenix,  Ariz. 

Een,  Lamont  Redd,  Woods  Cross 

Engebretsen.  David  H.,  Norway,  369 

Ericksen,  Auen  Leon,  Lovell,  Wyo. 

Evans,  Loretta  Sneed.  Orem 
F 

Farmer,  Melvin  Roy,  Portland,  Ore. 

Fatemi,  Nader  Nick,  Iran 

Ferrell,  Sharron  Lynn,  Salt  Lake  City 

Finch,  Theodore  S.,  Alberta,  Can. 

Finlayson,  Richard  P.,  Provo 

Fisher,  Bonnie  Jo,  Ventura.  Calif. 

F'tzgerald,   Sandra,   Draper 

Flinders,  Robert  F..  Burbank,  Calif,  372 

Fordham.  Gerry  David,  Pleasant  Grove 

Frandsen,  Margaret  E..  Pasadena,  Calif. 

Fraser,  Warren  Howard,  Las  Vegas.  Nev. 
Fullmer,   Richard,  Springville 

G 
Gallagher,   Roland  T.,  369 
Gassman,  John   R.,  Ephraim 
Gay.  Morden  Leon,  Payson 
Geddes.  Cleo  G.,  Banida,  Ida. 
Gedge,  Gerald  Rames,  Riverton 
Ghoush,   Beigui.  M.  N.,  Teheran,  Iran 
Gibbs,  Yolanda.  Wendell,  Ida. 
Gleck,  Sharon  Lee,  Covina,  Calif,  372 
Gleave,  Janet,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 
Glissmeyer.  Floyd  Dean.  Ogden 
Goodman.  Paul  Roland,  Tuscon,  Ar'z. 
Goodman,  Raymond  I..  Jr.,  Orem 
Goodman,  Ronald  Jay,  Murtaugh,  Ida. 
Goodrich,  John  Merrill,  Moses  Lake,  Wash. 
Grasteit,  Karen  Louise.  Napa,  Calif. 
Greaves.   Beverly  Joyce,  Payson 
Greenhalgh.  Paul  Alan,  Provo 
Greer,   Herbert  Russell.  Provo 
Griffin.  Dixie,  Shelley,  Ida..  372 
Griffin,  Lynn  John,  Long  Beach,  Calif. 
Griffith.  Ronald  R.,  Tuson,  Ariz. 
Groscost,  Charles  K.,  Tooele,  310 

H 
Hadfield.  Kouen  LaMont,  Alberta,  Can. 
Haghighi,  Ahmad,  Teheran.  Iran 
Hales,   Melting.  Spanish   Fork 
Halgren,  Julia  P.,  Salt  Lake  City 
Hall,  Blaine  Hill,  Wellesville 
Hall,  Judith  Diana,  Vancover.  B.  C,  372 
Hall,  Thomas  Ken.  Provo 
Hall.  William  E.,  Jr..  Compton,  Calif 
Hamblin,  Obid  Allen.  LaPlata.  N.  M. 
Hamilton,  Arthur  W.,  Alberta.  Can.,  369 
Hanks,  Sterling  Wayne.  Tooele 
Hansen,  Heloise.  Salt  Lake  City 
Hansen,  Lindsey  B.,  Jr.,  Ogden 
Hardy,  Clinton  Ray,  Alberta.  Can..  369 
Hardy,  Karel  Sharon,  Salt  Lake  City,  369 
Hart,  Gray  Leonard.  South  Hadley  Falls.  Mass.,  369 
Harvey.  Judith.  Salt  Lake  City 
Harvey.  Linda.  Salt  Lake  City 
Hatam,  Khosrow,  Los  Angeles.  Calif. 
Hatfield.  Doyle  H„  Leslie,  Ida. 
Havilla.  Henry  John,  Lehi 
Hawkes.  John  Douglas,  Salt  Lake  City.  369 
Hawks.   Marlene  Mavis 
Heap  Larry  George,  Parowan 
Helner,  Paul  Eddington,  Salt  Lake  City 
Heninger,  John  Cannon 
Hermansen,  Scott  Wayne.   Elsinore 
Heywood.  Austin  Garn,  Cedar  City 
Hill.  Carolyn  Ann,   Burbank,  Calif. 
Hobson,  Dayleen  LaVon,  Boise,  Ida.,  311 
Hogan,  Kathryn,  Salt  Lake  City 
Hollaway.  Vonda  Lee,  Richfield 


Holm,  Charles  Arthur,  Provo 

Holman,  Laurel  LeRoy,  Panguitch 

Holmes,  Fred  Carlson,  San  Francisco,  Calif 

Holmes,  Frances  Mae,  Farmington,  N.  M.,  372 

Holt,  Lawrence  Palmer,  San  Mateo,  Calif 

Hood,  Thomas  Easton,  Bedford,  Wyo. 

Hooker,  Ralph  Frank,  Gila,  N.  M. 

Hoskisson,   Don  Young 

Howell,  Leland  H.,  Ogden,  311 

Hughes.  Donald  Louis.  Alameda,  Calif 

Humphries,  Arthur  J.,  Salt  Lake  City 

Hunt,  Keneth  Raymond.  Ogden 

Hunt,  Slyvia  Jane,  Richfield 

Hunstman  Karma,  Shelley,  Ida.,  369 

Hurst,  Walter  Fredr;ck,  Mapleton 

I 
Imai,  Kazuo.  Japan 

J 
Jackson.  Robert  Austin,  Camas,  Wn. 
Jacobson.  Joan  Carol,  Redando  Beach,  Calif 
Jacobson.  Slyvia  Ann,  Salt  Lake  City 
Jalil,  Haamidian,  Teheran,  Iran 
James,  Janet,  Farmington,  N.  M.,  372 
Jarman,   Ray  LeGrand,  Orem 
Jeffrey,  Elizabeth  Ann,  Australia.  372 
Jeglum,  Nan  Yvonne.  Ogden 
Jense,  Thomas  Myron,  Provo 
Jensen,  Charles  K.,  Fairview 
Jensen,  Winston  McKay,  Emmett,  Ida.,  369 
Johns,  Goldia  Bernice,  Elisnore 
Johnson,  David  Barnett,  310 
Johnson,  Derrell  Gail,  Provo 
Johnson,  Diane  Louise,  Maywood.  Calif. 
Johnson,  Douglas  R.,  310 
Johnson,  Gary  Lee.  Bannme,  Calif. 
Johnson,  Jared  LeRoy,  Moses  Lake,  Wash. 
Johnson.  Joyce  Natalie,  Los  Angeles.  Calif 
Johnson,  Leah  Clark  K.,  Salt  Lake  City 
Johnson,  Roger  L.,  Springville 
Jolly,  Aldwin  Evans.  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Jones,  Anna  Kathleen.  Lehi 
Jones.  Fred  Gilbert,  Provo 
Judd,  Gale.  St.  George.  310 
Justesen.   McRae.   3 1  I 

K 
Kemsley,  Clinton  Quinn.  Hollywood,  Calif 
Kent.  Richard  Larry.  Othello,  Wash. 
K'ng,   Bruce  George,  Garland 
King,  Elaine  Darlene,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
King,  Larry  Reed,   Provo 
King,  Randle  Roland,  Phoenix,  Ariz. 
Kinkade,  Robert  Lloyd.  El  Paso,  Tex.,  369 
Kland,  George  Edward.  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Kliem,  Ann  Farmer,  LaCanada,  Calif 
Kristjanson,  Merodeen,  San  Diego.  Calif. 
Kunze,  Harold  E.,  Springville 
Kurtz,  Robert  Blair,  Alberta,  Can. 

L 
Lamont,  Helen  Doris,   Provo 
Lampen.  T'mo  Heikki  E.,  Lahti,  Finland 
Lapray.  Hal  Adrian 
Larsen.  Charles  Dean.  Bountiful 
Larsen,  Clyde  Duane,  Richfield 
Larsen,  Newell  Joseph,  Pleasant  Grove 
Larson.  Roger  Gilbert 
Laws,  LaMar  Richard.  Orem 
Layton.  Linda,  Moore.  Ida. 
Leasure,  John  R.,  Jr.,  Santa  Monica,  Calif 
Lebanon,  Garn  Que.  Salt  Lake  City 
Leonard,  Therald  L..  Huntington,   199 
Lepard,  Stuart  James.  Lethbrldge,  Can. 
Liljenquist,  Robert  C,  Salt  Lake  City 
Lore,  Clarence  Edward,  Pocatello,  Ida. 
Lowe,  Connie  Deon,  Cincinnati,  Oh'o 
Loynd,  Lavon  Dee,  Rigby,  Ida. 
Lund,  Marion  Chryst.  Moroni 
Lyman.  Alfred  Grant,  Payson 
Lyon,  Kathryn  Linda,  372 
M 
Maag,  Ted  Eugene.  Orem 
Magdlel,  Marilee  Edel,  Boise,  Ida. 
Marlow,  Jay  Walton,  Blackfoot.  Ida.,  372 
Martlneau,  Mabel  June,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 
Mason,  Dean  Newell,  Provo 
Mathews,  Vergie  Kay,  Pasco,  Wash..  369 
Maughn,  Mark  Wright,  Rowan.  Mont.,  372 
McClellan,  Blaine  S.,  Provo 

McGee,  Sharron  Maureen,  Farmington.  N.  M.,   163 
McGraw,  Danny  Horace,  Puyallup,  Wash. 
McKnight,  Fern.  Heber 
Melaws,  Jack 

McNeill  Patricia  Anne.  Waynesvllle,  N.  C. 
McReynolds,  Stephen  L.,  Murray 
Menlove.  Alan  Cleon,  Provo 
Mentry.  Monte  Edward.  369 
Merrill,  Robert  Eugene,  Ramah.  N.  M. 
Miller,  Anna  Maria,  Royal,  372 
Miller,  Donna,  Ogden 
Miller,  Sadie  Emma,  Springville 
Miller,  Sylvia  Janett.  Manti.  311 
Miller,  Wade  Elliott,  Los  Angeles.  Calif. 
Mohlman,  Rex  De'bert.  Spanish  Fork 
Montero,   Max  Condova.  Collma,  Mex. 
Montgomery,  Anthon  O..  Clearfield 
Moody.  Robert  Cecil.  Los  Angeles.  Cal'f 
Morgan,  Laverde.  Sanford.  Colo. 


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Morley,  Gerald  K„  Provo 

Morrill,  Glenda  Rose,  Ithaca.  N.  Y.,  372 

Morris,  Elizabeth  Jean,  Moses  Lake,  Wash. 

Morse,  Bert  Jennings,  369 

Mortensen,  Cecil  Dale,  Blythe,  Calif. 

Mortensen,   Lloyd,   Ephraim 

Mosteller.  Robert  E„  Richland.  Wash. 

Muir,  Joseph  Russell,  Walnut  Creek,  Calif.,  369 

Muirhead,  John  III,  Provo 

Muller,  Alan  Edward,  Salt  Lake  City 

Murray,  Ronald  J.,  Tooele 

N 
Nail,   Margery  Ann,  Winchester,  Va.,  372 
Nekashima,   Edwin,   Honolulu,   Hawaii 
Nakagowa,   Robert   K.,   Hawaii 
Naylor,  Gerald  D.,  Riverton 
Nelson,   Dale  Douglas,   Idaho   Falls,   Ida. 
Nelson,   Donald  Tracy,    Helper 
Nelson,    Larry   C. 
Netto,   Nicholas    Edward,   Orem 
Ness,  Stanley  J.,  Jr.,   Haywood,  Calif. 
Newman,    Fred    B.,    Pleasant  Grove 
Noyes,  David  William,  Salina 
Nuttall,  Janice  Leola,  Lakeside,  Calif. 

O 
Oliphant,  Gineal,  Orem 
Oliver,    Richard    Lynn,    Fairfield 
Olpin,  Joseph  Gerald,    Pleasant  Grove 
Olsen,  Murrel   Kent,  Cresell,  Ore. 
Ord,   Faun  Mellor,   Provo 
Osborn,  Thomas  Abner,  Ogden 
Osborne,  Suzanne 
Owen,  John  Thomas,  Kemas,  369 
Oyler,   George   Elvis,    Wichita,    Kan. 

P 
Page.    Elden   R. 

Parduhn,  Jerry  H.,  American  Fork 
Parkinson,   David   P.,   Franklin,   Ida. 
Parkinson,  Samuel  C,  Salt  Lake  City 
Patten,  Gaylord    Penrod,   Elberta 
Payne,  Gordon   Allen,  Alberta,   Can. 
Pearson,   Harold   Bert,   Fairfield,   Mont. 
Pencovic,  Robert  Lee,  Oakland,  Calif. 
Perry,  Nelson  S„   Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 
Petersen,   Howard    L.,   San    Manuel,  Ariz. 
Peterson,  Alan    Kay,   Phoenix,   Ariz. 
Peterson,  Glade  L.,  Lehi 
Peterson,  Richard   L.,   Payson 
Phillips,  Robert  V.,  American  Fork 
Phillips,  Victor  Ray,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 
Pierpont,  Thomas  C,    Provo 
Pilling,  Jerald   Dean,  Alberta,  Can. 
Potts,   Laurence   Roland 
Poulson,  Barbara  Ann,  Aberdeen,  Ida. 
Poulsen,   Lorraine 
Poulter,    Karen,   Ogden 
Power,  Terry  Karen,  Queen  Creek,  Ariz, 
Prater,  June  Yvonne,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 
Prengel,   Roger  Delano,   Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Price,  Daniel  Michael,   Long   Beach,  Calif. 
Proctor,   Donald   James,  Spanish   Fork 
Pyne,  Thomas  Mark,   Piedmont,  Calif. 

R 
Rasmussen,    Robyn    Kemp,    Ogden 
Rather,  John  David,  Las  Vegas.  Nev.,  203 
Rawls,   James   Franklin,   Santla   Cruz,   Calif. 


Ray,  Mac  Neil,   Bingham 

Reimer,   Thomas   James,   Alberta,   Can. 

Revill,  Julianne,  Santa  Paula,  Calif. 

Rice,  William  Allan 

Richens,  Donna   Ann,   Price,  311 

Ricks,  William  A.,  Jr.,  Gresham,   Ore. 

Ririe,   Sylvan   Parley,   Ririe,    Ida. 

Rizzari,  Theresa    Marie,  Alameda,  Calif.,  371 

Robertson,  Jerry   Lee 

Robinson,  Elaine,  Roy 

Rodabough,  Lela  R.,  Provo 

Rogers,    Harry  Thomas,   Paducah,    Ky. 

Roper,   Donald   Lee,   Huntington,  311 

Rowley,   James   Howard,    Provo 

Rudd,    Karma,   St.  Anthony,   Ida. 

Ryan,  Patricia  Marie,  Piedmont,  Calif. 

S 
Salinas.  Abel   Robert,   Lodi,  Calif.,  369 
Sawyers,  Don  Miller,  Tooele 
Sawyer,   Lynda   Loyce,   Fort  Worth,  Tex. 
Scanlon,   Shauna    Marie,   Arcadia,  Calif.,   369 
Schenck,  Terrell   Dean,  Fort  Shaw,   Mont. 
Schmidt,   David    Henry,   Riverton,  Ariz. 
Schnabel,  Judith  Marie,  Billings,  Mont. 
Scott,   Charles   Rex,   Lehi 
Sheets,  James  Gary,   Richfield 
Shelton,  Joseph  David,  Ogden,  371 
Sheriff,  Scott  Lovell,  Oak  City 
Shook,    Ronald    Ray,   Fredonia,  Ariz. 
Shultz,  Jennie  Eva  F.,  Logan 
Shurtleff,    Philip  S..  Oakland,  Calif. 
Simmons,  Vivian   Olsen,    Provo 
Sims,    Bruce    Russell,    Marysville,    Calif. 
Skousen,   Lamont  Lester,  Mesa,  Ariz. 
Slade,   Marvin   Dale,  Vernal 
Sloan,    Suzanne,    Salt    Lake    City 
Smedley,  Alan  Thurgood,   Layton,   310 
Smith,  Marion   Kay 
Smith,  Owen   Keith,  Copperton 
Smith,   Roxanna   Lynn,  Colton,  Calif. 
Snyder,  Sandra   Lee,   Burbank,  Calif. 
Sonderegger,  Colleen,   Midway 
Sorensen,   De  Onne  G.,  St.  George 
Sorensen,    Francis    L.,    Salt    Lake   City 
Sorensen,   Robert  O.,   Denver,  Colo. 
Speed.    Eldon   Dale,   San    Leandro,   Calif. 
Spendlove,   Dale  J.,  Orem 
Springer,   Johanns    H.,    Richfield 
Stanton,   Brabara   Ann,    Ferron 
Starlln,  Joan   E.,   Bountiful 
Starr,    Richard    F.,    Lakewood,    N.Y. 
Stephens,  Robert  C,   Montpelier,    Ida. 
Stevens,   Royal   Robert,  Springville 
Stevenson,    Karen    Marie,   Worcester,   Ver.,    372 
Stewart,   Howard   R.,   Springville 
Strong,  Jerry  Leon,   Las  Vegas,   Nev. 
Suico,    Richard   Allen,    Irvington,   Calif.,   372 
Sumner,  James  Franklin,   Provo 
Sutton,   Leota   Smith,   Provo 
Swain,  Eleanor  Duffin,  Salt  Lake  City 

T 
Talbut,  Shannon   R.,    Idaho   Falls,   Ida. 
Tame,   Myrna   Lois,  Salt  Lake  City,  372 
Tanaka,  David  Teruo.  Japan 
Tanner,  Bernard  T.,  Kirtland,   N.M. 
Tanner,   Linda  Elaine,  Mesa,  Ariz. 


Money  -  Zundel 

Taskin,  Ataollah,  Iran 

Taylor,   Diane,   Springville 

Taylor,   John    Robin,    Provo 

Thayne,  Flora   Mae  F.,   Louisville,    Ky. 

Theobald,   Charles    E.,    Hinckley 

Thompson,   Harvey  Allen,   Pierre,   S.D.,   369 

Thornton,   Nellie  Carol,  Salt  Lake  City 

Thorpe,   Gordon    Levi,   Springville 

Throckmorton,   Mary  A.,  Salt  Lake  City,  372 

Tiffany,   Ronald   Ray,  San   Francisco,  Calif.,  279 

Tirrell.  Galen  D.,   Idaho  Falls,   Ida. 

Tobler.   Clifford   C,    Provo 

Tolman,  Lyman   Kay,   Burbank,  Calif. 

Toone,   Paul  Child,  Morgan 

Tormey,    David    Michael,   Australia 

Tracy,   Lyman  Grant,  Great   Falls,    Mont. 

Tucer,    Lavora    Murray,    Myton 

Tucker,  Wilhelm  Verl,   Mesa,  Ariz. 

Tueller,  Elizabeth,  Provo 

Turley,  Sandra,    Idaho   Falls,    Ida. 

Tyler,  John  W.,   Provo 

V 
Veile,  Leman  Dale,  Denver,  Colo 

W 
Wade,   Sharen   Jean,   Ogden 
Wagstaff.   Barbara   Ann,   American    Fork 
Wagstaff,    Howard,   Orem 
Waisner,   Norma  Jean,    Provo 
Walker,  Eldon  Holmes 
Walker,   Leif  Irvin,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Wallengren,   Delbert  E.,   Midway 
Wang,  Chen  Chi,   Formosa 
Ward,  Richard  Keith,  Boise,  Ida. 
Ward,  Rosalind  Deon,  Malad,  Ida. 
Webb,   Brian  Call,   Bountiful 
Webb,   Marilynne,  Oklahoma  City,   Okla.,  369 
Webb,   Margaret  Ann,  Lehi 
Wells,   Leonard    Rolland,   Sumter,   S.C. 
Whiffen,  Diana,  205,  223 
Whiting,  Alice  Louise,  Hamilton,  Mont. 
Whitmer,  Ben  Angus,  Cortez,  Colo. 
Whitney,    Mardean    F.,    Springville 
Wilcox,   Duane  Thorn,  Salt  Lake  City 
Williams,    Edith    Gladys,    Spanish    Fork 
Williams,   Lois   Bea,  Vancouver,   B.C. 
Williams,    Ronald  C,   310 
Wilson,  J.  Lloyd,   Hatch 
Windley,   Robert  Vern,   Payson 
Winn,    Donald   Alexander,    Rexburg,    Ida. 
Wolverton,   Diane   E.,   Las  Vegas,   Nev, 
Wong,    Rebekah,    Hong    Kong,    China 
Wood,  Joseph  Stanley,  Spanish   Fork 
Woodbury,  Gerald  C,   Pleasant  Grove 
Wright,   Don  Collins  II,  Glendale,  Calif.,  311 
Wright,   Lawrence  Glenn,   Provo 
Wright,  Tracy  Dean,  Salt  Lake  City 
Wursten,   Robert  Luther,   Idaho   Falls.   Ida.    310    229 

Y 
Yancey,   Marvin  Verne,    Magna,   372 
Yorgensen,  David   Frans,  Othello,  Wash. 
Young,  Dora  Jean,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  281 
Young,  Nell  Thurman,  Lehi 

Z 
Zabrlskie,  Carl  William,  Midvale 
Zabriskie.   Richard  G.,   Provo 
Zundel,   Evelyn,  Ogden 


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Abrath-Zundel 


Abrath,  Paul  L,  J. 

Adams,  Larry  Lamar 

Adamson,  Kenneth  M, 

Addy,  Caroline  Stuclci 

Aitlcen,  Ray  Ellsworth 

Allen,   Lorenzo  C. 

Alley,  Stephen  Lewis 

Anderson,   Helen  Marie 

Anderson,  Hugh  Cheney 

Anderson,  JoAnna   M. 

Andra,  Carl  E. 

Andreasen,  Erik  M. 

Andrew,   David  Allen 

Andrus,  James  Clawson 

Arnold,  Dennis  V. 

Arnold,  Frank  Harold 

Asay,  Dawn  Johnson 

Ashby,  Verel   Roderick 

Atwood,  Jay  Larry 

Austin,  Richard  M. 
B 

Baer,  James  Logan 

Baer,   Larry  Donald 

Bagley,  Terrence  Floyd 

Baifey,  Dale  S. 

Baird,  Gareth   Maughn 

Baker,  Jean  Vvonne 

Ballif,  Carma 

Ballif,  Catherine  Lou 

Baner,  Charlene  Baker 

Barker,  Joanne 

Bateman,  Lloyd  Herbert 

Bates,  Perry  Allen 

Baxter,  Colleen  D. 

Beardatl,  Nilan  Ross 

Beasley,  Careen 

Beck,  Gayle 

Beckstrand,  Harlo  Mel 

Beecroft,  James  Lewis 

Bendfeldt,  Aura  Teresa 

Bennion,  Roy  Billings 

Bentley.  Richard  T. 

Bentwet,  Elaine  Edna 

Berger,  William   F. 

Bethers,  Telia  Mae 

Biggs,  Thomas  Roy 

Bills,  Sterling  Wayne 

Bitton,  Joyce  Reams 

Blackburn,   Duane   E. 

Boetticher,  Dorothy  A. 

Boice,  Charles  Elwin 

Bonitta,  Marta  C. 

Borup,  Jerry  Hamilyton 

Bradford,  Anita  C. 

Bradshew,  Merrill  Kay 

Braithwaite,   Kay 

Bramwell,  Richard  H. 

Bray,  Marsha  Ann 

Broadbent,  Jesse  Mons 

Brown,  Diane  Lucile 

Brown,  Kay  1  del i 

Brown,   Susan 

Bruner,  John  William 
Burnham,  Lucy  Gail 

Busby,  Charles  Edward 
Butler,  Frank  Albert 
C 
Cahoon,  James  Albert 
Calder,  Glen  Hacking 

Call,  Carole  Hatton 
Call,  Vivian 

Campbell,  Lyman  Marion 
Campbell,  Roian  Selwyn 
Candland,  Wendell  Rex 
Cannon,  John  Nelson 
Carbine,  Chadra 
Carlisle,  Donetta  June 
Carr,  Gail  Edwin 
Carroll,  Howard  Lane 
Carter,  George  Ross 
Casper,  Leon  B. 
Castelberry,  Glen  C. 
Chandler,  Alice  Elaine 
Charlton,   Larry  Hogge 
Charles,  William  Floyd 
Chaston,  Gloria  E.  D. 
Cheney,   Marian 
Chournos,  Joyce  T. 
Christensen,  Carrol  J. 
Christensen,  Charles  M. 
Christensen,   Dick 
Church,  Russell  Arley 
Clark,  John  Clark 
Clark,  Norman  Dean 
Clark,  Warren  Kay 
Claudin.  William  A. 
Clawson,  Marilyn  Rose 
Clement,  Grant  L. 
Cloward,  Spencer  Kayle 
Clyde,  Richard  Cornell 
Cole,  Jean  Pierre 
Cote,  Lyle  Nelson 
Cole,  Loyal  David 
Coleman,  Norman  Kenney 
Comer,  Paul  Biaine 
Conklin,  Edward  Dean 
Cook,  Mona  Neilson 
Cooper,  Leslie  Muir 


Cormier,  Clarence  Noel 

Cote,   Leo  Francis 

Cottrell,   Warren   R. 

Cox,  Kaye  Bruce 

Cox,   Sharron 

Crowther,   Lois 

Crum,  Paul  Edger,  Jr. 
D 

Daines,  Nancy  Kay 

Daines,   David  ugene 

Dance,   David   Philip 

Dansie,   Clinton    Devone 

Davies,  Thomas  Leland 

Davis  Elise  Danncy 

Davis,  Robert  Dee 

Davis,  Thomas  Emmett 

Dehaas,  Cornelia  J. 

De  Hart.  Ardell  R. 

Devey,  Charles  Richard 

Dewsnup,  Henry  Kent 

Dibises,   Patricia  Gail 

Dietrich,    Rudolph 

Dittus,   Mryna   Rita 

Doty,  Harold  Ray 

Drake,  Asa  Junior 

Duke,  Eva  Jean 

Dunn,  Carol  Kelly 

Dunn,  Richard  Marvel 

Durley,  Gordon  Ray 
E 

Eberhard,  Ernest,  Jr. 

Edwards,  Clyde  C. 

Edwards,  Luwana  King 

Eldredge,  Lana   Marie 

Ellis,   David  Lorrin 

England,   Elmo  Gary 

Edgley,  Richard  C. 

Engle,  Afton   Lee 

Enniss.  Jean  Goodman 

Erekson,  Paul  Webb 

Evans,  Gayle  Wells 

Eyring,  Wendell  H.,  Jr. 
F 

Farnsworth,   Jack  H. 

Finlinson,  Arlyn  J. 

Follett,  John   Curtis 

Forsythe,  Francis  K.  G. 

Frederickson.   Horace  G. 

Fredrickson,  R.  Hartley 

Freeman,   Peter  Howe 

Frodsham,   Erma  Jean 

Fullmer,   Paul    H. 

Fullmer,  Robert  Leon 

G 
Gabriele,   Ernesto 
Gagon,  Robert  J. 
Gardner,  Harlan  Bryce 
Garner,  Dean  A. 
Gengler,   Gerald   Peter 
Channad,  Reza  Hadp  M.  T. 
Gibbs,  Sonya 
Gibbs.  Richard  Park 
Godfrey,   Deon 
Goldie.  Wallace  Elroy 
Gonzales,  Antonio 
Goodwin,  Reese  J. 
Graham,  Lillian  H. 
Graham,  Yvonne  Larae  B. 
Grant,  Gerald  Giles 
Green,  Arthur  William 
Green,  James  Montel,  II 
Greenhalgh,  Richard  N. 
Greenwood,  John  B. 
Greer,  John  Harris 
Griffith,  Thomas  Wayne 
Grimes,  Juanita  C. 
Groberg,   David   H. 
Grosebeck,  Monty  C. 
Grosjean,    Maxine 
Gubler,  Donworth  V. 
Gurney,  Ralphena  T. 

H 
Haertel  Ronald  Fred 
Hair,  Patsy  Ann 
Hales,  Glade  Cowan 
Hall,  Glade  Arthur 
Hall.  Leo  Dan 
Hall,  Martin  Arthur 
Halverson,  Jay  Grant 
Hammond,  Milton  Wm. 
Hancock,   Larry   Earl 
Hansgen,  Welk  Eugene 
Hansen,  James  Norman 
Hansen,  Marsha  Lynne  N. 
Hansen,  Phillip  Lee 
Hanson,  Narvo!  Leo 
Harris,  Mary  Jo 
Harrison,  Helen  E.  P. 
Hatch,  Ira  Wallace 
Hatch,  Lawrence  Martin 
Hatch,  Marlyn  Ephralm 
Hatcher,   Sharyl 
Hatton,  Delia  llene  B. 
Hawkins,  Gordon  West 
Haws,  Gary  Louis 
Heath,  Leo  Merlin 
Helbing,  Ernest  L.,  Jr. 
Helms,  Jimmy  Oliver 
Henderson,  Ivan  B.,  Jr. 


Hendrix,  Leland  Jacob 
Henningsen,  Cherie  A. 
Hendicksen,  Alma  Lamont 
Henriksen,  Adolph  F.,  Jr. 
Henry,   Darrell   Leon 
Herbert.  Phil  J. 
Herron,  Peggy  Jean 
Hess,   Edward  Moser 
Hiatt,  Shirley  Cloward 
Hicken,  Jon  Ralph 
Hildt.  Allen  Dale 
Hill,  Cecil  D. 
Hill.    Margaret 
Hill  Royden  Grant 
Hilliard,  Jack  Briggs 
Hillman,  Gordon   Paven 
Hillquist,   Don   Richard 
Hilton,   Rebecca   Brough 
Hoff.    Henry 
Hoggan,    James    Robert 
Holdaway,  Boyd  F. 
Holland,  Jena  V. 
Hollingworth,    Franklin 
Holm,  Donald  Jay 
Holman,  Max  D. 
Holman,  Margaret  Jean 
Holt,  Rex  B. 
Homer,  John  Russell 
Hone,  Glayde  Delbert 
Hoopes,  Ann  Nielsen 
Hoover,  Mark  William 
Horlacher,  Fred  R. 
Horrocks,  Don  R. 
Hovland,  Anja  Suneva 
Howard,  Charles  Roland 
Hull,    Diane 
Humphreys.    Marlene 
Huntington,  John  Ray 
Huntsman.  Lola  Kaye 
Hurst,  Leonard 
Hurst,   Leon 
Hutchings,  Chloe  W. 

I 
Ivie,  Dwayne  Seymour 
Ivie,  Stewart  Riding 
Ivins,  Anthony  Harold 

J 
Jackson,  Mary  Ann 
Jackson,  William  R. 
Jarman,  David  Lee 
Javadi.  Marjorie  Guest 
Jeffs,  William  Graig 
Jenkins,  Norman  Lee 
Jensen,  David  C.  Jr. 
Jensen,  Gary  Lorenzo 
Jensen.  Harold  Stark 
Jensen,  Lorin   Paul 
Jex,  Louis  Lynn 
Johannesen,  George,  Jr. 
Johns,  Loretta  Ann 
Johns,  Stanford  K. 
Johnson,  Inge  Anna  M. 
Johnson,  Kenneth  Wayne 
Johnson,  Richard  H. 
Johnson,  Royle  Eldon 
Johnson,  Thad  McClure 
Jones  Shirley  Velva 

K 
Kanaga,  Adele 
Kennedy,  Thomas  G. 
King,  Gwendolyn  M. 
King,  Glen  Chester 
King.  Judith   May 
King.  Paul  Martin 
Kleven,  Donald  Axel 
Kukahiko,  Glen  M. 

L 
Labrum,   Connie 
Lamb.  Bryce  Edwin 
Larsen,  V.  Blatn 
Larson,  Lawrence  E. 
Lawson,  David  McKay 
Lawton,  Ritva  Anneli  K. 
Leach,  Sid   Delmar 
Lee,  James  Morgan 
Lee,  Rex  Edwin 
Lennberg,   Robert  Bruce 
Lewis,  Mary  Colleen 
Lindberg,  Gary  William 
Lloyd,  William  Wayne 
Long,  Louis  Rene 
Long,  Robert  Nathan 
Lorah,  Clifton  Leor 
Loft,  Philip  Vaness 
Lundholm,  James  Carlos 
Lundquist,  John  Milton 
Lundquist,   Rex  Charles 

M 
Mahlstede,  John  P.,  Ill 
Mahmoudi,    Homayoum    M. 
Malan,  Phyllis  Marlene 
Manwell,  Marion  C. 
Markland,   Elaine 
Maynard,  Lyle  James 
Mayo.  Raymond  Louis 
Mayo,  Alvin  Kenneth 
McBride,  Jay  Leonard 
McBride,  Terry  Lynne  T. 
McBride,  Victor  Alvin 


McDowell,  John  Russell 
McGhie,   Frank  Wagstaff 
McKeon,  Joseph  Bruce 
Methvin,  Ruth  Grey 
Mitchell,  John  Kenneth 
Mock.  Git  W. 
Montgomery.  Shield  B. 
Montgomery.   William    K. 
Moore,  Kent  Edward 
Morrill,    Marta 
Moulton.  Albert  Page 
Mullins,  Lawrence  D. 
Murdock,  Vernon   Leroy 

N 
Nelson.  Jack  Adelbert 
Nelson.  Judy  Ann 
Nesbit.   E.  Jean 
Nielson.   Otto    Eldon 
Nielson,  Allan  Theodore 
Nielsen,    David   James 
Nikamo,    Margarita 
Nisonger,    Dan   Paul 
Nuttall,    Clark    Ray 

O 
Oaks.    Elaine  Waddoups 
Oborn.    Neldon   Mardell 
Olsen.    Larry  Andrew 
Olsen.  Sharon  Nuffer 
Olson,  Oeanna   Dee 
Orrock.   Scott   D. 
Osborne,  Jeanne  Ann 
Oscarson,   Cheryl    Rae 
Ouzounyan,   Hagop  J. 

P 
Pace.  Ralph  Walter 
Palfreyman,    Max    Blake 
Palmer.    Paul  Wight 
Park.    Robert   H. 
Parkin.   George    Richard 
Paskett.   John    Keith 
Peterson,   Alexander.  Jr. 
Pearson.   Rikard   Dwaln 
Pedersen,   Herbert   N. 
Pedersen,  James  Loel 
Pedroza,   Paul  Sergio 
Pelton,   Barbara   Elaine 
Perez,   Lidia  Nilse 
Perkins,  J.  Wayne 
Perkins,    Stephen    Young 
Perry,   Dale  Stephen 
Peters,   Donna   Mae 
Peterson,   Carol    Brown 
Peterson.  Janet  Marie 
Philips,   Joan 
Politis,   George   Sptros 
Pollock,    Dorothy  Ann   M. 
Ponder,  Vasaloloa 
Pope,  Maxine  Shepard 
Potter,    Wester   Schow 
Potts,  Jon  Selby 
Potts,  Nathalie  Smith 
Powell,  Dwight  Sampson 
Powell,   Reed   Lynn 
Price,    Dixina 
Pritchard,  James  A. 
Pullan.  Grant  Leon 
Pulley.  Morris  Dee 
Purser.  Gerald   L. 
Pyper,    Ora    Rose 

R 
Raile.  Frederick  N. 
Ralphs,   Janice    Mae 
Ramsey.  Winton   Michael 
Reed,  James  Warren 
Reeve.  Sharon   Dee 
Reimschiissel,   Eva   P. 
Rencher,   Alvin   C. 
Reynolds,  Thomas  V.,  Jr. 
Richards,    David    Ronald 
Richey.  Floyd   Heaton 
Riding.  Jean  Winifred 
Riggs,   Loretta  Carol 
Riggs,  Ursel  Lynn 
Ritchie,   Diane 
Robinson,  Jeanene   B. 
Robinson,   Robert  E. 
Rodriguez,  Joyce  E. 
Rogers,   William   Grant 
Ross,  Chloe  Hillman 
Russon,  Dee  Ray 
Russon,   Richard   Lunt 

S 
Sanders,   Shirley   Payne 
Sandstrom,  Carl   L. 
Sarkka,   Armi    Kearina 
Sawyer,  Melvin  Wayne 
Schouten,   Ronald  W 
Schow,  Leona  Osterloh 
Scoresby,   Martha  Ann 
Scovill,   Beverly   Fay 
Selers,  Jimmy  Loren 
Sessions,   Barbara  B. 
Shirts.  Fred  Donald 
Shore.   David  Thomas 
Shumway,   Larry  Vee 
Simonsen.  John   Marion 
Simpson,   Louis  A. 
Slade,  Cleone  Rea 
Slangerup,    Signe   Marie 


Smith,   Carol  Tanner 
Smith,  Gayner  Rich 
Smith.  Jay  Myrven.  Jr. 
Smith.  Leslie  Ray 
Smith.  Marilyn   Lee 
Smith,   Myron   Glade 
Smith,  Phil  McFate 
Snow,  Carol   Lee 
Solomon,  James  D.,  Jr. 
Sommers,    Larry   E. 
Sparks.  Lavorn  Greer 
Spencer.   Wayne    Ernest 
Sperry,  Delbert  Joy 
Springer,   Dale   Lyman 
Standifird,  Georgia   L. 
Steed,    Bruce    David 
Steele,  Maxine  Binch 
Stephens,  Charles  Hugh 
Stevenson,  Ronald   Dee 
Stewart.  Joann 
Stewart.   Joan 
Stock,   Robert   Earl 
Stocking.  Jenna   Vee 
Stokes,  Larry  Eldon 
Stolworthy,  Willard  O. 
Stune.   Lewis  Kay 
Stones.   Barbara  T. 
Stott,   Lloyd 
Strange,  James  Leroy 
Stromberg,   Sheryl 
Strong.   Robert  Lee 
Suarez.  Olga   Marina 
Sunderland,  Reed  L. 
Sweeten,   Fay 
Swenson,  Sterling   Reed 
Tanner,  Annie  A. 
T 
Tanner,  Gary  Neil 
Taylor,   Barbara  J. 
Taylor,  Marylue  Abbott 
Taylor,  Michael  Robert 
Taylor,   Robert   Edwin 
Taylor,  Robert  Lloyd 
Thatcher,   David  Weston 
Thomas,  Gordon  Kent 
Thompson.  Janeth  Ann 
Thompson,  Si  Maurice 
Thrush,  Rose  Larae 
Tolman,  John  Odell 
Tolman.   Lynn  J. 
Tracy,   Raymond   Calvin 
Trammell,   Melgar  Lyle 
Tripp,  Richard  Graham 
Tucker,    Donald  L. 

U 
Underwood,  William  S. 
Utley.  Dwight  Wilard 

V 
Vance,  Calvan   Douglas 
Van  Dyke,  Robert  R. 
Van  Tassell,  Erma  M. 

W 
Wadley.  Jessie  R. 
Wadsworth,    Geraldine 
Waggoner,  Sonya  Arlene 
Wahlroos,  Ulla  Anna  V. 
Walker,  Nancy,  Jeneen 
Wall.  David  F. 
Walser,    Helen 
Ward,  James   Lamar 
Warner,  Sherman  E!  Van 
Warren,  Lloyd   Eugene 
Wasden,    David   R. 
Wathen,  Boyd  J. 
Watts.  Jack  Arlynn 
Webb.  Aria 

Wemm,   Mildred  Whipple 
Weeks,   Michael  Wayne 
Welker.  William  Harris 
Werner.  Glen   H. 
West,   Donna    Hatch 
West,   Robert  Walker 
Westenskow,   Wiliam  V. 
Westover,  Horace  Ray 
White.  J.   Morgan 
Whitehead.  Leroy.  Jr. 
Whitney,   Maurice   F. 
Wilkey.  Patricia  Ferre 
Wilkinson.  Clark  D. 
Williams.    Byron   Cole 
Willits.  Pearl  Lynette 
Windsor.  Judith   Lee 
Winkel,  Thomas  Edward 
Winkler.  Harold  Junior 
Winterbottom.  John   P. 
Witbeck.  Carol 
Woodard.  Lawrence  E. 
Woolley.  Sharon 
Wright.  Gerald    Dean 
Wright.  Willis  Lydell 
Yang,  Chong  Whan 

Y 
Youd.  T.  Leslie 
Young.   Max   Halley 

Z 
Zeller,  Donald   Earl 
Zundel.  Dorothy  Nelle 


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Acknowledgements 

BUSINESS  STAFF 

Business  Manager V.  Jay  Liechty 

Sales  Manager  Merril  Branch 

Space  Sales Dan  Bucknum 

EDITORIAL  STAFF 

Editor  Wallace  M.  Barrus 

Managing  Editor John  S.  Beardall 

Art  and  Layout  Editor  Bob  Pratt 

Photography  Editor Lynn  G.  Hale 

Copy  Editor Ruth  MacKay 

Administration  Editor  Barbara  Miller 

Chronology  Editor   Caryl  Ann  Waldvogel 


Classes  Editor  Georgia  Moore 

Index  Editor Jean  Nay 

History  Editor Kay  Sundwall 

Student  Leadership Joene  Tranter 

Royalty  Editor  Marlene  Roche 

Music  and  Drama  Editor Phillis  Reed 

Sports  Editor Tom  Worlton 

Exchange  Editor Jean  Sexsmith 

Filing  Editor  Carol  Ralphs 

Secretarial  Director  Sonja  Leonard 

Organization  Editor Helen  Mackay 

Publicity  Director  Ron  Safsten 

Production  Manager Jimmy  Stevens 


SPECIAL  ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 

We  are  especially  indebted  to  the  following  for  their  contributions  to 
the  1958  BANYAN:  Dr.  Oliver  Smith  for  his  help  as  Financial  Advisor; 
Richard  L.  Gunn,  our  Editorial  Advisor,  for  his  council  and  advice; 
Frank  Haymore  for  his  patience  and  assistance  when  we  were  in  a 
bind;  Delvar  Pope,  Reese  Fausett,  Charles  Pope,  and  Marlene  Heber 
for  the  many  extra  hours  spent  preparing  the  book  for  printing;  Eugene 
Orton  for  skill  and  care  in  printing.  Ronda  Jenkins  for  his  talents  in  pro- 
viding slick  proofs  for  the  camera;  D.  E.  Alexander,  Marlin  B.  Brown, 
Harold  C.  Tolley,  Don  Olsen  and  Ina  Roberts  for  their  contributions  in 
setting  all  the  type.  Royce  Schrimshire  and  Alvin  Arnold  for  their  fold- 
ing of  the  signatures;  Doris  Jackson  and  her  crew  of  assistants:  Avis 
Ballard,  Betty  Ann  Bardin,  Sylvia  Bigler,  Barbara  Blackett,  Betty  Rae 
Butler,  Karen  Jones,  Connie  Lundell,  Joy  Minson,  Jewel  Moosman,  Vione 
Peacock,  Velda  Skinner,  Diana  Whiffen,  Rineke  Van  Thiel,  Marjory 
Short,  Ron  Malan,  Ed  Kolste  and  Edward  Barnett  who  stuffed  and  as- 
sembled the  book. 

President  Ernest  L.  Wilkinson  for  his  Progress  Report;  Time  and  Life 
Inc.  for  pictures  used  in  the  History  Section;  U.S.S.R.  Magazine  also  for 
pictures  used  in  the  History  Section;  Robert  Stum  for  his  anscochrome 
of  President  David  O.  McKay;  Rollie  Jonson  for  his  help  reading  copy; 
Irene  Webb  for  her  assistance  as  Chairman  of  our  BANYAN  Queen  Con- 
test; Carlene  Dyer  for  her  help  with  the  BANYAN  Assembly;  Paul 
Whitman  for  his  selection  of  the  BANYAN  Queen;   Dean  Bliss  Crandall 


and  the  machine  accounting  office  for  the  Student  and  Faculty  Index; 
the  Cashier's  office  for  handling  our  final  payments;  Deseret  News 
Press  for  their  consideration  and  help  in  binding  the  book; 

Diane  Hatch  for  her  last  minute  help  with  the  BANYAN  Assembly;  Bob 
Pratt  for  another  year  of  outstanding  layouts;  Our  Australian  friend, 
Ruth  MacKay  for  the  time  she  spent  on  writing  interesting  copy;  Bob 
Koenig  for  his  help  with  the  copy  on  the  Universe  pages;  Georgia  Moore, 
Caryl  Ann  Waldvogel,  John  Tanner,  Joy  Madsen,  Dan  Bucknum,  and 
Jay  Leichty  for  their  loyalty;  Ron  Safsten  for  his  humor  and  outstanding 
sales  posters;  and  all  who  have  in  any  way  contributed  to  the  1958 
BANYAN  .  .  . 

The  1958  BANYAN  was  printed  by  the  offset  lithography  process  4  pages 
up  on  a  Miehle  29  press.  It  was  assembled  in   16  page  signatures. 

Paper:   Alamo  Gloss  Text  manufactured  by  Chillicothe  Paper  Co. 

Supplier  of  paper:  American  Paper  Co.,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

Type:  8  and  10  point  Memphis  light;  Headings  in  24  point  Egmont  Italic- 
Index  in   8  point  Vogue  light. 

Number  of  books  sold:  4300. 

Sale  price:  $6.00  during  sales  period  ending  October  31.  Budget:  $36,000. 

Staff:   80  persons   including  sales  personnel. 

Printed  by:  BYU  Press. 

Bound  by:  Deseret  News  Press,  Salt  Lake  City. 

Covers  made  by:  Mountain  States  Bindery,  Salt  Lake  City.  Covers  lith- 
ographed  by  BYU  Press. 

Classes  and  social  unit  portraits:  BYU  Photo  Studio. 


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ACTIVITIES 

Banyan  Ball 40 

BelleoftheY 42 

Bibler  Bounce  46 

Christmas  Activities  34 

Elections 48 

Hello  Week 26 

Homecoming 28 

Junior  Prom   266 

Leadership  Conference  22 

Orientation   23 

Preference  Ball  32 

Registration  24 

Snow  Carnival   36 

Songfest  44 

Sophomore  Loan  Fund 31 

Spirit  of  the  Y 38 

ADMINISTRATORS 

Church  Leaders  54 

Department  Heads 72 

Faculty 270 

University  Presidents  56 

BYU  STAKE 98 

CLASS  OFFICERS 

Freshmen 342 

Sophomores    320 

Juniors   304 

Seniors  282 

CLASS  PICTURES 

Freshmen 344 

Sophomores   322 

Juniors 306 

Seniors  284 

Graduates  279 

COLLEGES 

Biological  and  Agricultural  58 

Commerce  59 

Education 60 

Extension  Division  68 

Family  Living  61 

Fine  Arts  62 

Graduate  69 

Human,  and  Soc.  Sciences  ....  63 

Nursing   66 

Phys.  and  Eng.  Sciences  64 

Recreation,  Health  and 

Physical   Education   65 

Religion  67 

DRAMA 

Anastasia   162 

Angel  Street  167 

Blithe  Spirit   166 

Brigadoon  168 

Julius  Caesar  165 


Loud   Red   Patrick    163 

Prince  and  Pauper  169 

Star  Wagon  164 

IN  MEMORIAM  388 

INDEX 

Faculty 396 

Student 400 

LYCEUMS 

MUSICAL  ORGANIZATIONS 

A  Cappella  144 

Concert  Band  156 

Madrigal  Singers 146 

Men's  Chorus  150 

Opera  Workshop  ..' 148 

Symphony  Orchestra  158 

University  Chorale  154 

Women's  Chorus  152 

ORGANIZATIONS 

Afio  Mai  239 

Alcyone  182 

Alpha  Lambda  Delta  238 

Alpha  Phi  Omega 239 

Alpine 240 

Arizona   241 

Arnold  Air  Society  236 

Athenian  184 

Blue  Key  213 

Bricker  192 

Brigadier  186 

Cami  Los  188 

Canadian  Club 242 

Chi  Sigma  XXV  227 

Civil  Engineers  243 

Commerce 252 

Cougarettes 226 

Cumorah  Club  245 

Danish-Norwegian 246 

Davis   246 

Delta  Phi  230 

Dixie  247 

Electrical  Engineers 249 

Fencing   254 

Fidelas  190 

Finnish  Club  249 

Flying  Club 263 

Forensics  Assn 248 

Gamma  Phi  Omicron  225 

Hawaiian 250 

Home  Economics  243 

Intercollegiate  Knights  214 

Industrial  Arts  251 

Japanese  Club  241 

Kappa  Debs 194 

Kia  Ora  253 

Knights  Templar  199 

Lambda  Delta  Sigma  228 

Mu  Phi  Epsilon  254 

Nautilus  196 

New   Mexico   255 

Orchesis 262 

O.  S.  Trovata  200 

P.  E.  Majors  235 


Petroglyph  Society  244 

Phi  Chi  Theta 234 

Press  257 

Ri  Veda  224 

S.  E.  A 255 

Shomrah  Kiyel  232 

Sponsors  222 

Spurs   216 

Student  Nurses 257 

Swedish  261 

Tausig   202 

Texas  245 

Thea  Alexis 218 

ToKalon  204 

United  Staters 258 

ValHyric 206 

Val  Norn  208 

Viking    210 

Washington    259 

White  Key  212 

Wisconsin-Illinois 263 

Yankee 260 

Y  Calcares  220 

Y  Mechanical  Engineers  247 

PUBLICATIONS 

Banyan   90 

Press  89 

Universe 86 

Wye  Magazine  94 

REFERENCE  SECTION 

Campus  Buildings 384 

Committees  392 

Statistics    390 

ROYALTY  AND 
PERSONALITIES  172 

SPORTS 

Baseball 130 

Frosh  Basketball  124 

Frosh  Football  114 

Golf 133 

Intramurals  136 

Tennis 132 

Track   126 

Varsity  Basketball 116 

Varsity  Football  106 

Women's  Sports 139 

Wrestling 134 

STUDENT  LEADERSHIP 

AMS  81 

AWS    80 

Cabinet 85 

Executive  Council  78 

Honor  Council  83 

KBYU  95 

NSA  93 

Program  Bureau 96 

Senate  84 

Supreme  Court 82 

WORLD  HISTORY  AND 
CURRENT  EVENTS  376 


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From  the  depths 
Of  humility, 
The  heights  of  Destiny- 
Look  grandest, 

As  we  climb  towards  our  goal 
With  what  speed  we  can  muster. 
Persevering,  learning,  and  doing 
According  to  the  character 
We  have  developed 
Through  the  study  of  God's  Word 
And  belief  in  His  Law. 
Hoping  always  to  attain 
Something  of  the  perfection 
For  which  we  aim. 


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