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Close-up view
BYU life, faces
in 1962-1963 era
Through the lens of a camera, the
moods and reflective moments of a
campus can be caught and preserved
for those who participated in in-
numerable activities. Whether it was
a student hidden far behind the
stacks in the library studying or the
student who didn't miss a single so-
cial activity, the camera searched
them out to recognize them for their
individuality, their moods, and to
present them at close range. 1962-63
on the BYU campus was probably not
very exceptional, unless it was for
that one thing: thousands of person-
alities blending together, searching
for truth, and seeking after God.
Banyan 63 presents those faces and
personalities up close as they lived
and participated in 1962-63.
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Bright blues and reds vied with quiet beiges and browns in providing a pleasant atmosphere in the library that would be conducive to study
Couear fans amassed in multi-colored array to cheer their football team to victory and to be thr
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and to be thrilled by the color of Eldon "Phantom" Forite.
Color filtered
through campus
activities, events
Color pervaded the campus. It filtered
in vivid splashes through the cloisters
of the library. It lit the autumn trees
and crowds that witnessed BYU's foot-
ball team as it took second place in the
first year of the new Western Athletic
Conference. On a sunny yellow gold
Homecoming day the Cougars handed
first place New Mexico its only confer-
ence loss and soundly trounced title-con-
tender Wyoming. Winter subdued na-
ture's colors but brought out bright
hues in clothes as students suited up for
skiing, tobogganing, skating and other
snow sports. On the intercollegiate
scene, sports color went indoors for the
basketball season. BYU again copped
second place honors. After several un-
successful tries, spring finally arrived to
stay. Almost overnight the dry trees be-
gan to blossom, the trampled grass
turned green and students migrated out-
side to wait for school to fade into sum-
mer vacation.
Basketball evoked a mood of enthusiasm and
spirit from Cougar fans that was similar to that
exhibited during football season.
Familiar blue and white uniformed players showed their fans some outstanding basketball, which led to two overtime games.
gation was judged second.
Dozens of the more than 125 students from five universities participaing in Model United Nations at BYU raised their country s name s.gns
to indicate their vote on a resolution. This was the first MUN on campus.
Model UN confab on campus
International emphasis came to BYU during the year through the
medium of the Model United Nations held in March, first MUN in
campus history. More than 100 students from five schools gathered
to debate in true United Nations style the question of admitting Com-
munist China to the U.N. Sponsoring the event was the campus Inter-
national Relations Club.
This convincing imitation of the "real" world of international happen-
ings was only one indication that BYU students were, in the main,
aware of the global conflicts, glories, tragedies and maneuverings.
Cuba was the big word at BYU and everywhere else in the world in
October when President Kennedy announced a quarantine of Castro's
island because of Soviet arming of the country. Students clustered
around radios and TV sets to hear his speech and then haunted the
campus newspaper's teletype news wire to keep up on latest develop-
ments. But the crisis cooled and interest in off-Florida islands faded.
The year's biggest event was replaced by other happenings.
Thoughtful students examined the publicized rift between Communist
China and the Soviet Union. Many felt that as the Communist leaders
gathered in Berlin for the East Germany Communist Party Congress in
January, all was not well. Along with this came the realization to many
that there was a new menace to be considered on the world stage —
Red China. The Communist Chinese-Indian border dispute brought
this problem sharply into focus as the Chinese forced their way in
November into North India.
This was a year for world economics as well as conflict, although in
the European Economic Community or Common Market, the two
appeared together occasionally. Britain's rebuff in January as a pos-
sible applicant member of the Common Market provoked students
into thinking of the posture France was taking on the world stage.
President de Gaulle of France became a key figure with his "Ameri-
cans go home' 'idea.
Europe remained in student awareness nearly all year, especially in
the winter months when the continent froze and shivered through the
worst cold season in years. Hundreds of people died in storms and
floods which racked Italy, Germany, France, England and other
nations.
As refugees trickled into Berlin under, over and through The Wall
continuing stories of human courage and endurance reached the cam-
pus. This evidence of humanity's bravery in the face of totalitarianism
and force served as a reminder that millions of human beings con-
tinued to suffer under tyranny, poverty and inhuman living conditions.
Other parts of the world contributed to the world news scene. In the
Congo U.N. forces continued to battle with conflicting native groups
as two governments — Congo Brazzaville and Congo Leopoldville —
struggled for recognition. Revolts rocked the Middle East govern-
ments in Iraq and Yemen and hundreds died. And in Viet Nam the
slow deadly struggle involving the U.S., Viet Nam and the Com-
munists continued.
Once again, conflict was the key word for the international scene.
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Jim Mugwero, an African student, took
MUN seriously as did Johnny Ho, a Chinese
student from Formosa who represented his
homeland. Many BYU foreign students par-
ticipated.
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Students met in group dynamics sessions.
The Grand Tetons formed a dramatic backdrop for Cougar student leaders at Jackson Hole.
Responsibilities were reviewed
by students at Jackson Hole
Ideas, problems, and responsibilities were aired and shared by incum-
bent student leaders who made the annual migration to Jackson Hole,
Wyoming, prior to immersing themselves in the year's activities. Under
the leadership of Lloyd Johnson, two hundred fifty representatives of
virtually every campus organization spent three days getting acquaint-
ed with each other and some of the questions they would conceivably
have to cope with as they executed the coming year's activities. Prac-
tical means through which many of the ideal but possibly unrealistic
goals could have been attained were mentioned in smaller group meet-
ings headed by eight selected faculty members trained in leadership
techniques. After three crowded days of events ranging from twist ses-
sions to testimony meetings, the group returned to the campus to in-
fuse the remainder of the studentbodv with their rekindled enthusiasm.
Lloyd Johnson directed the conference.
President Wilkinson addressed students at leadership conference for first time in 11 years.
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Freshmen were stymied by newness.
Transition easy
for 5,100 frosh
new to college
The transition for 5100 students from
high school seniors to college freshmen
was effected again this year by the
Orientation Week activities. Faculty, ad-
ministration, and student leaders were
all heard from as the stock supply of
freshman propaganda received its an-
nual airing before the beanie-clad Class
of 1966. Student reaction to the con-
tinuum of speeches, pamphlets, discus-
sions, and papers varied from an all-en-
compassing enthusiasm to the bored, un-
interested apathy which they were oc-
casionally led to believe characterized
the contemporary student's attitude to-
ward administrative policy in general.
Along with the daytime tests and lec-
tures came evenings of the high quality,
large quantity entertainment so abund-
ant on the Brigham Young University
campus. Major events from talent shows
to tennis court dances were scheduled
for every night of Orientation Week by
Paul Williams, student chairman of the
event, and Dr. Clyde Parker of the
Counseling Service. After a togetherness
week of indoctrination the frosh found
themselves facing registration — alone.
Upperclassmen sold freshmen the traditional
beanies during Orientation Week in September.
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counted 12,400
at registration
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Name Turner Lloyd Christopher . . .
this is the twenty-second time I've writ-
ten it this afternoon. . . Student number
057418 ... on twenty-two different cards
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who is anyone. . . Address C2119 Hela-
man . . . can have his own personal copy
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ics. I wonder what would happen if I
stepped on it with a track shoe . . .
The inevitable registration hassle was in-
tensified in the fall of 1962 by a record
enrollment of 12,400 that strained even
the immense Fieldhouse facilities. Be-
fuddled freshmen were confronted with
endless streams, packets, and boxes of
the infamous IBM card on the first day
of registration, while the advisors, aids,
and officials conditioned their forces for
the following two days during which the
remainder of the studentbody invariably
did their best to register without regis-
tration advisers, card packets, or the
use of the closed class schedule.
Even the most carefully planned schedules
were fated for revision by registration advisers.
Although some freshmen had to battle for their required English and religion classes, most
students found registration this year far easier than in the past years.
One aspect of registration never changed. Someone was always there to take your money.
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er, that is, students slopped, strolled and stomped in spirit with the latest
Sloppy students
dance steps.
In a darkened stadium, studentbody officers optimistically staged a burial and resurrection for
the Spirit of the Y. If attendance indicated spirit, it was very high during the year.
St. tyick brought a lively spirit and
sacks of goodies to dorm pixie parties.
Y social hustle,
studies united
to create spirit
Social hustle replaced registration hassle
as students quickly recuperated from
summer frivolity to settle down into
their school routine. Spirit became a
topic of converstation when student-
body officers and pep leaders staged
a ceremonial burial of the old Spirit of
the Y in an effort to rejuvenate student-
body enthusiasm and support for school
teams. School spirit, whether openly dis-
cussed or not, was exhibited in many
ways and in many places during the
year. Dorms united in fellowship and
fun, couples supported school dances
and programs, crowds at football and
basketball games set new records. The
religious aspect of spirit was also notice-
ably more influential during the year.
Five new campus wards were created at
the beginning of the year, swelling the
number to 37. More students took time
out from their studies to attend weekly
Devotional assemblies than in the past.
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Education search
lost in seeking
friends, interests
foreign to self --
Students pondered over campus politicals.
The search for higher education was
often lost when students came together
on campus from all parts of the world.
With so many cultures and environ-
ments represented, any student found it
hard not to become fascinated and in-
terested in new friends and new ways
of living. Whether it was in the library,
on the lawn, or in the middle of some
campus activity, students seemed to
search out the unusual and enlighten-
ing. In fact many became so involved
in the extra-curricular that their class
studies went begging. Some even drop-
ped out of school or were asked not to
return. Nevertheless, the out-of-class
activites proved to be a form of higher
education very important to those who
participated.
Even though the Clark Library seemed satur-
ated with books, there was room for 600,000
more.
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The quad became crowded with signs and slogans when electioneering students worked. Intimate talks with loved ones meant spring-
time.
Warn weather brought out laziness in students who casually flooded lawns on campus. Daily Universe always brought out the best.
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Church leaders
advocated truths
of gospel every
Wednesday at 10
Several thousand students gathered to heai
Church leaders impart messages of wisdom.
Unique to BYU was its Devotional
series. Held once a week in the im-
mense George Albert Smith Fieldhouse,
the Devotionals featured outstanding
men in the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints. Since the Devotional
meetings were held in place of one
class, % hour credit was offered to stu-
dents who attended them regularly.
Campus music groups usually added
lyrical inspiration to the meetings.
A special Devotional was held during
the week of April Conference at which
bishops from all over the world were
honored. Combined choruses and the
Symphony Orchestra presented excerpts
from their California tour for the Bis-
hop's Day Devotional. After the conclu-
sion of the Devotional, students were
able to meet with the Bishops from their
home wards.
Noted civic and Church leader, Elder Harold
B. Lee, also of the Quorum of the Twelve,
spoke.
Maughan McMurdie led the Devotional audience in an opening song.
Elder Marion G. Romney, member of the Quroum of the Twelve and Board of Trustees of BYU, discussed the importance of college.
Elder Alvin R. Dyer was assistant to the
Elder Nathan Tanner was the newest member of the Quorum of the Twelve. Quorum.
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!nternat,ona»v prominen, violin vinuoso Toss,- Spiv*,* played for Lyceum audiences
World's best musical artists
performed before Y audiences
Brfcrham Young University's Lyceum program was designed to import
fome rf th world's outstanding classical musicians to the campus
where their talents could be enjoyed by students and Faculty without
trX the musical greats who performed during the year were John
Br ™W pianist, ha°rpist Nicanor Zabaleta from San ^basUan^Spam.
and Karf Richter. organist and harpsichordist ^£er^yj^
was accredited with helping the organ earn the title of kmg of In-
Zmem? American bom bass-baritone of the San Francisco and
NlXpolitan Operas Giorgio Tozzi. who was first recognized as a star
n! Italy was another performer sponsored by the BYU^Community
Concert series.
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Cornell MacNeU. baritone, appeared durin
the winter concert season.
Flor Peeters taught a master class tor organist
Metropolitan Opera soprano. Mary Costa, was featured on the spring Lyceum program.
The Concordia College A'Cappella Choir traveled from Minnesota to perform.
Nicanor Zabaleta exhibited his skill on the harp
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Bewilderment, boredom, frustration— almost the complete gamut of emotions were expressed
on the faces of registering students and registration aids.
Frantic phone calls were placed to roommates requesting forgotten money.
At registration
student faces
revealed story
Students scrutinized the closed class lists.
Advisers were helpful when all else failed.
But even advisers experienced occasional frustration as they tried to unscramble confused schedules.
Finalized was the word used for completed registration, but most students just felt finished.
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Cougar Days:
week-long show
killed at UofU
Cougar Days, innovated in the fall of
1961 to ignite sufficient studentbody
spirit to bolster the morale and ultimate-
ly the record of BYU's too frequently
unsuccessful football team, survived to
make a return celebration in October
1962 As the team prepared for the
emotion-filled clash with the University
of Utah Redskins, Cougar Days co-
chairmen Jerry Gardner and David Pul-
sipher arranged for a variety of stunts to
foster spirit and thereby answer the con-
troversial apathv charges.
Squash the Squaws, the questionable
theme of the festivities, embraced the
complete set of events ranging from the
proclamation that October 9 through 14
be designated as Anti-Red Week in
recognition of Utah's colors to the Sat-
urday football game. Other more suc-
cessful events during the week-long cele-
bration included a balloon drop over the
quad, Liz Toronto and Buddy Young-
green's Friday assembly announcing the
birth of the new BYU spirit, a pep rally
and bonfire, and a simultaneous carni-
val, movie, jazz demonstration, and
dance in the Fieldhouse. The Cougar
Days activities were well planned and
successfully staged, although they did
not immediately succeed in purpose.
BYU football followers may have been
disappointed in the outcome of the
clash with the Utes; however subse-
quent games provided Cougar fans with
much more satisfying results.
Varsity flagtwirlers cavorted around the huge bonfire prior to
Majorette Beverly White strutted before the band.
the Utah game.
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Homecoming - a vintage year:
1962 activities were highlighted
by floats, frolics, fires, football
and a concert by Four Preps
1962 was a vintage year in BYU homecomings. Besides the multitude
of traditional activities, Cougar football players trounced the top-
ranked Lobos from New Mexico in an astounding 27-0 upset.
Under the chairmanship of Dan Lau, a veritable army of committees
had been working out plans as early as the previous spring for the
fall celebration.
Floats and housing decorations conformed to the theme "Ahead of
the West."
Marilyn Johnson, sponsored by the Sportsmen, reigned over all events
as Homecoming Queen. Her first attendant was Shirley Cutler, pro-
moted by the Young Republicans. Second Attendant Ann Glauser was
sponsored by Hinckley Hall.
Special entertainment prior to the dance Friday evening was a concert
by the Four Preps, who made their second appearance at BYU. The
Four Preps have had two million-sales records with their songs "Twen-
ty-Six Miles" and "Big Man" and made several television appearances
in addition to their recording career.
A dramatic and musical review of "Homecoming Antics" through the
years was directed by Buddy Youngreen and starred Lynne Youngreen,
Noel Twitchell, Ariel Bybee, Arvid Willden, and Gail Mortensen. Gary
Hopkinson was master of ceremonies.
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Cougarettes and Brawlers greeted the team
as they charged onto football turf to face a
highly touted New Mexico eleven.
The Flintstones were depicted on one of the
award winning floats.
At halftime, the Cougarettes performed pre-
danced away the hours in six halls.
Amanda Knight's housing decorations cap-
tured the eye of many passers-by.
Queen Marilyn enjoyed the spectacular
variety show of Fieldhouse Frolics to wind
up the Homecoming festivities.
The Cougar Marching Band led the parade down University Avenue on a crisp, clear morn-
ing. Homecoming Committee members included, Front row. Rebecca Dav, Pat Ford, Dianne
Dredge, Susan Woodcock, Gaylon Hopkins. Back row: Robert Parsons, Dwayne Wight,
Chairman Daniel R. Lau, Jeff Willis, John Jex.
Near tragedies appeared comical
after '62 festivities came to end -
There's a saying that goes, "Comedy is tragedy viewed from a dis-
tance." Homecoming, likewise, had its near tragedies that from a dis-
tance take on the aspects of comedy. Chairman Lau spent the busy
preparatory week immediately preceding the actual Homecoming in
the Health Center with bronchitis.
Mechanical difficulties occurred, too. The car pulling the Sweepstakes
float made by the sophomore class ran out of gas during its halftime
exhibition. When the car scheduled to carrv the Four Preps in the
parade Saturday morning failed to arrive, the Preps quicklv rounded
up four bicvcles for themselves and pedaled the parade route.
The finale of the Homecoming assembly included Honeybun from South Pacific. Students
with outstretched arms were a part of the variety show Fieldhouse Frolics witnessed by
nearly 10,000. The Four Preps appeared in one of this season's Homecoming events.
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This snow came to campus two months after
Winter Carnival was scheduled and had taken
place.
Antics provoked hilarity when assembly players followed the script prepared for them.
Members of Winter Carnival assembly cast
helped to spin a webb of fantasy on stage.
No snow marked Winter Carnival
-George Shearing came anyway
Winter Carnival was always planned for the weeks when snow should
have been the most plentiful, but due to repeated miscalculations or
the unaccountable whims of the weatherman, the Carnival Week al-
ways found the campus brown and dry. There was no snow sculpture
contest whatsoever held in conjunction with the 1963 Carnival. By
the time the big snow came, late in March, all enthusiasm had van-
ished. However, this did not hamper the other planned festivities
scheduled for the second week of January. Students proficient in
winter sports competed for Carnival royalty, and from them a court
was selected to reign over other planned activities. The incomparable
jazz pianist, George Shearing, staged a concert for the studentbody.
There was a hockey game, the student assembly, and a dance reigned
over by Donna McKay and Stan Dunn, the selected king and queen.
The snowless Winter Carnival was fast becoming a Brigham Young
University tradition.
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The Utah Valley Pioneers hockey team, made up mostly of BYU students scheduled several home stands in the new Winter Gardens.
George Shearing, famous jazz pianist, entertained the studentbody in a special concert in the fieldhouse during Winter Carnival.
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Women's Week
proved popular
among campus
coeds... men too!
"Sadie Goes Swansdown" themed baking event.
Women's Week was among the most
popular of the activities that crowded
the winter social calendar. Sponsored by
the Associated Women Students, the fes-
tivities included the campus' biggest
dance, the annual Preference Ball. Over
1500 coeds preferred men for the semi-
formal dance, held in six of the largest
halls available. In addition to the Friday
night dance, each day of the preceding
week emphasized an aspect of BYU
coeds' life, including culture nights, bak-
ing contests, fashion shows, and schol-
astic honor nights. Coeds awarded the
"Most Preferred" honor to ten campus
men in what was probably the year's
largest popularity contest.
Judy Green was one of the many coed models
who participated in the fashion show.
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Themed around a "Two Different Worlds" idea, Women's Week too, had its Friday assembly wherein the coeds honored preferred men.
Coeds lined up early on the morning when they could prefer their own preferred man and send him an invitation for the semiformal dance.
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Contestants demonstrated social dance skill. Leslie Clark did the can-can for her talent. First place winner in dance was Julie Paull.
IK-YC sponsored Belle of the Y
search for ideal coed on campus
The Y Calcares and Intercollegiate Knights sponsored Belle of the Y
Week, in which a series of contests endeavored to pick a coed to be
Belle of theY who was endowed with as many as possible of the ideal
traits of womanhood. After the usual week of contests covering a
number of areas, the points were added and the IK's lighted the
chosen girl's initials beside the flaming Y on the hillside. The contest is
a tradition dating from 1949 when it was initiated as part of a fund-
raising project to finance the building of the bell tower. The contest
has since remained after the erection of the tower in 1959. More than
forty coeds were nominated to be contestants, the number being re-
duced by the selectivity of each succeeding contest until only the five
finalists remained. Then the Belle and her two attendants were select-
ed by studentbody vote.
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Former Belle of the Y Sally Hale congratulated newly-crowned Belle Marilee Forsha.
Belle candidates were interviewed personally
by judges in the culture contest. Cake judges selected best entries by their appearance, taste, icing, tenderness and texture.
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Royalty reflected BYU ideals
as they reigned over activities
I found the fresh rhodora in the woods
Spreading its leafless blooms fa a damp nook
To please the desert and the slnggish brook. '
The purple petals, fallen in the pool
Made the black water with their beauty gay-
Here might the red-bird eome his plumes to eool
£hodC°U;V\e fl°Wer that cI-P- his aray '
Rhodora! if the sages ask thee why
This charm is wasted on thl earth and sky,
Th n B?: fear' tHat lf — Were ™^de for seeing
lhen Beauty is lts „Wn excuse for being-
Why thou wert there, O rival of the rot
I never thought to ask, I never knew
^simple ignorance, suppose
—Ralph Waldo '
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Queen KTarilyii
The Sportsmen Club sponsored Marilyn
Johnson; >&hp/^ was elected 1962-63
Homecoming Queen. Marilyn, a strik-
ing Brown-eyed honey blonde with a
lovely face and the carriage of a fashion
model, was a senior English major
when studentbody votes gave her the
final decision in. a contest involving
forty-six: other junior and senior coeds.
A 2.5 GPA was required of every girl
entering the contest, each of whom was
sponsored by a student. organization or
housing unit. A panel of ten judges first
narrowed the forty^six entrants to a
group of ten on the basis of beauty,
poise; arid personality > and then halved
that group to five finalists after hearing
a short extemporaneous speech from
each contestant. The royalty were
selected in a studetbody election, Mari-
lyn \vas head songleader the previous
year, had been president of the O. S,
Trovata social unit, and was fprmerly
the secretary of the senior class.
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Ann Glauser
Salt Lake City, Utah, was the home of
Second Attendant Ann Glauser. A junior
majoring in elementary education, Ann
may have closely resembled a parent's
idea of what his child's teacher should
be. She was attractive with dark hair
and eyes and fair skin. Ann did well in
her studies and was friendly and en-
thusiastic.
Ann was a member of the Tokalon social
unit. She enjoyed spending her spare
time during the winter months on the
ski slopes at Timp Haven Ski Resort.
There were reported to be many ap-
proving comments when it was an-
nounced that Ann had been elected to
the 1962-63 Homecoming Court.
Shirley Cutler
Conscious of and actively interested in
the world around her was Shirley Cutler,
elected first attendant to Queen Marilyn
during 1962 Homecoming festivities.
Students reading her qualifications as a
Homecoming candidate were often
amazed to learn that Shirley had main-
tained almost a straight A average dur-
ing her college studies. People who
knew her well cited Shirley as an
example of the ideal American college
coed. She was an honor student in
political science, had worked on Senator
Wallace F. Bennett's congressional cam-
paign, and belonged to the Young Re-
publicans organization and Alpha Lamb-
da Delta, a national scholastic sorority.
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Doting coeds selected their favorite campus men
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Coeds gave the Most Preferred Man
honor to junior sociology major Monte
Smith of Scottsbluff, Nebraska. Monte,
who was blinded during a chemistry
lab explosion, was also a member of
the campus Twelfth Ward bishopric.
The nine Preferred Men included Tonv
Christensen, Junior Class president;
Rick Ashmore, varsity football player;
Merwin Grant, Freshman Class presi-
dent; Will Whittle, ASBYU vice presi-
dent; Chris Toronto, leadership commit-
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tee member; Dillon Inouve, Sophomore
Class president; Dan Staples, Program
Bureau performer; Bart Bean, head of
the Brigham Brawlers; and Terrv
O'Brien, former ASBYU vice president.
'63 Belle of the Y
gained top score
in point parade
BELLE MARILEE FORSHA was announced Belle of the Y con-
test winner when the Intercollegiate Knights lighted her initials be-
side the block Y on the mountain. Marilee was a sophomore from
Omaha, Nebraska, majoring in sociology and minoring in dramatic
arts. She placed in the crafts, talent, and popularity contests during
the competition. Marilee was a member of A Cappella Choir, had the
lead in the musical "Boyfriend," and was a member of the Jr. AWS
Council as a freshman. She was president of the 14th Ward YWMIA.
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FRANCES WILLIAMS was chosen as first attendant to
Belle Marilee. She was a junior from Phoenix, Arizona,
majoring in physical education with an emphasis in dance.
Frances was minoring in speech. As a member of Orchesis
she was sponsored in the Belle contest by them. In the
contest she placed in the dance, talent, and popularity
contests. Frances maintained a 3.0 plus GPA in her aca-
demic studies in addition to her extra curricular activities.
JULIE PAULL from Idaho Falls, Idaho, was designated
as second attendant to Belle of the Y. She was majoring in
chemistry and minoring in bacteriology with intentions of
working for a large cosmetic company. Julie placed in the
beauty-poise-personality, dance, and culture contests in the
competition. She was a member of the Program Bureau
and participated in many of their shows. Julie liked skiing,
hunting, fishing, dancing, and art appreciation as hobbies.
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Snow Carnival
royalty reigned
over a snowless
week of activity
Donna MacKav from Phoenix, Arizona,
was elected as Snow Queen of the 1963
Winter Carnival. Donna, majoring in
teacher education, was a junior. She was
a member of the Carnival royalty in
1961 when she skated in competition.
Snow King Stan Dunn was from Den-
ver, Colorado. He was a junior majoring
in industrial management when he was
voted into the top spot by the student-
body. Stan participated in both the ski-
ing and skating competition to qualify
as a Winter Carnival rovaltv finalist.
Princess Ann Finlayson was a junior
*rom Seattle, Washington, majoring in
clothing and textiles. Ann was president
of Sportswomen. She skated in the win-
ter sports division of the competition
and was voted first attendant to Donna.
Emil Capik was named first attendant
to King Stan. Emil, majoring in business
management, was a junior from Tor-
rance, California. He was also a mem-
ber of the Intercollegiate Knights at the
time he was elected to the Carnival
court.
Junior Bob Barlow from Denver, Colo-
rado, was voted second attendant to the
Snow King. Bob was a sophomore ma-
joring in recreation. He was also a mem-
ber of the Sportsmen and taught skiing,
a sport which enabled him to compete
successfully for the top honors.
Newbury Park, California, was the home
of Debbie Talley, chosen second attend-
ant of the Carnival royalty. Debbie
learned to ski after she came to BYU.
She was a junior Spanish major, head
varsity flagtwirler, and a member of
the Sportswomen unit.
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With so much going on, 8 hours sleep became a rare
treasure.
Early morning exercise provided a stimulating eye-opener to start the daily routine.
College life: an experiment
in living ... and learning
College was different. It was an experiment in living. It included more
lessons than all the text books in the world could ever have supplied
the most diligent scholar. It was change mixed with routine. It was
leaving the security of intimate friends and small high schools and
venturing into competition with thousands.
No matter how graphic the description you received from vour adviser
back at Central High, you found that it was his college world he had
told vou about, not vours. You make vour own.
Possibly for the first time in your life you found vourself with more
than you could do. Possibly for the first time in vour life vou were
challenged by a truly gifted teacher. Possibly for the first time you felt
the prick of intellectual curiosity, and the corresponding thrill of
learning something important.
You were exposed to great literature, controversial philosophies, new
theories, and sometimes some of it "took." You found that you, too,
wre expected to contribute your ideas and your talents. Science be-
came living experiments not merly dry lectures. The horizons you be-
gan to see opening seemed endless, and somehow almost attainable.
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A busy telephone was a sign of status.
Coeds had to learn to expect more casual dates to ease the college man's wallet.
Sandwiched in between the new experiences was an old one — the grind of studies.
College was different. It was an experiment in living. It was what you made it.
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Life for the average college student was
a mosaic composed of memories chipped
from assemblies, athletic meets, interna-
tional events inlaid between classes,
homework and dates. The routine of
everyday was frequently colored by
extraordinary happenings.
Mosaic type life
included colorful
unusual events
They often exercised their rights of ap-
proval or disapproval. They voiced satis-
faction over conference football results.
They were vocal at basketball games
and wrestling matches. They applauded
the Four Preps, George Shearing and
his Quintet and the Four Freshmen.
They rallied unsuccessfully to the cause
of an extended Christmas vacation.
They witnessed parachute techniques of
the Utah Air National Guard during
a jumping exhibition.
They observed the world-wide chain
reaction to the Cuban blockade. Stu-
dents and faculty crammed into the
narrow basement hall of the Student
Service Center to follow latest develop-
ments as they were reported by the UPI
wire service. Moment of crisis passed,
they left the international scene to find
solace and promise in their own private
realms.
For some, their personal world was the
immediate pressure of studies and the
struggle toward graduation. For others
it was the search for an eternal com-
panion. For a few it was the restless
query to put meaning and significance
in their own lives.
Changes in their environment during
the year had an effect on them. Cars
got more continental, skirts stayed about
knee length and income taxes were re-
duced for some, increased for others.
Puzzle-like the pieces of lives, dreams,
ambitions fused into the pattern that
was college 1962-1963.
Brewing up a mysterious assembly, the sophomores presented "Which Witch is Which."
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Dropping in tor a visit, Utah Air National Guard parachuted onto the Quad.
Copy streamed from the Universe teletype machine during the last months of
1962 while huddled students watched as the tense Cuban crisis unfolded.
Crowds collected everywhere to release tension from
the pressure of studies and to absorb culture.
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Young men's fancies centered on one sub
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Apathetic voters
*"■ denied purpose
of student govt
Formerly elections at BYU lured out
more students to vote than the national
collegiate average, but in the past two
years voting had begun to lose some of
its former support. But while student-
body apathy temporarily threatened
student government, plans were being
laid which held the potential for making
student government more significant at
BYU than at any comparable univer-
sity. Arrangements were planned for
subsequent executive councils to form a
combined board with Student Union Di-
rector, Lyle Curtis, and administrative
departments including the Food Services
and Photo Studio. No other university in
the country has had such a working rela-
tion between its studentbody president,
officers and staff administration.
Voting booths were initiated for the first time
on campus during AMS-AWS elections to give
student elections an aura of importance.
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Summoning forth all their ingenuity and resources, campaigners plotted and schemed to win sufficient student backing to put them
coveted offices, whether studentbody, class or AMS-AWS positions.
Periodically office seekers vied with each other by erecting posters designed to get votes.
Joyce Boyer and Camille Bastian gladly accepted the sweepstakes trophy at songfest finals for Amanda Knight dorm from Suzanne Hess.
Emily Richards Hall coeds practiced and practiced before they sang on the final night.
Parsley parody
topped Songfest
A parody on the quantities of parsley
which Food Service so generously adds
to every dish won Amanda Knight Hall
first place in 1963 Songfest. Placing sec-
ond to "Parsley" was Knight Mangum's
"Dorm Doom" which lamented the fate
of the traditionally women's dormitory.
"Mardi Gras" produced by Merrill Hall
earned third place recognition in the
contest. Of the ten finalists in Songfest,
Circle K was the only men's unit which
survived the preliminary tryouts. The
three judges for the contest were all
members of the Tabernacle Choir in ad-
dition to other musical experience.
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"Love is What We Found at the March Gras" was the title of Merrill Hall's entrv in Songfest.
Audience applause signified approval.
Knight Mangum won second in coed divi-
Students were able to pre-order records of the songs which were presented the final evening. sion.
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"Atlantis" prom
beckoned social
Y sophisticates
The Utopian continent of "Atlantis" was
the theme of the 1963 Junior Prom. Spe-
cial concert attraction for prom goers
was jazz singer June Christy who per-
formed the first night of the prom. Jerry
Grey and his band furnished the music
both Friday and Saturday evenings in
the redecorated east gymnasium of the
fieldhouse. Emerald green programs ac-
cented the decorations of full wall mur-
als of underwater scenes while poly-
ethylene plastic floated overhead giving
an illusion of waves and ripples. On the
main playing floor, tables with center
decorations of gold fish in bowls were
set up to serve coeds and their dates the
frosty green liquid refreshment.
Quiet moments gave coeds and their escorts a
chance to absorb the sophisticated atmosphere.
Prom Chairman Gerald Dixon escorted Karen
Haymond into the "Atlantis" enchantment.
Underwater murals around the walls and poly-
ethylene plastic strips overhead gave the illu-
sion to prom goers of being in the sunken
"Atlantis" utopia. Fish images added realism.
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Refreshments were served by waistcoated waiters on tables with snifters filled with water and gold fish as center pieces.
Prom Committee members included (front row) Gerald Dixon, Karen Havmond, Rush
Sumpter, Pam Hiatt, Bobbi McFarland, (second row) Wes Potter, Pat Jones, Gary Stott,
Linda Hauser, Mary Carr, (back row) Jerry Gardner, Steve Speckert, Bob Liljenquist,
and Cap Cresap.
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Unsuspecting volunteers found themselves with rakes and shovels in tow, clearing away
rocks and leaves. Common Y Day trophies were sunburns, aching shoulders, and
blistered hands.
Full buckets were exchanged for empty ones as the whitewash drenched the huge block Y. Everything that didn't move ( and many things
that did) got the treatment. The work wasn't too glamorous and a healthv breeze whipped across the face of the hill, but everyone agreed
the view was great.
Students whitewashed, cleaned, and played
Most of the University's oldest continu-
ous traditions have originated in one
way or another from the 375-foot-high
block Y high on the hill above the cam-
pus. One of these traditions is Y Day,
held the first Wednesday of May for
the purpose of a general clean-up of the
campus and city and a bucket-brigade
whitewashing of the giant Y. Organized
by campus wards and organizations, the
studentbody turned out en masse for
the only weekday vacation from aca-
demics during the spring semester. Most
groups began the day with breakfast to-
gether, very early, and then fanned out
with cleaning paraphenalia of every
kind to complete their assigned jobs in
the morning in time for the lunch pro-
vided for the entire studentbody and the
stadium games in the afternoon.
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In the afternoon student workers gathered at the stadium for lunch and entertainment
in the form of races, egg-throwing and pie-eating contests, and an alumni-varsity foot-
ball game. '
Y Day was all-encompassing — everything got a
soap, shovel, or whitewash treatment.
It didn't seem fair-after spending all morning raking rocks from around tombstones, you had to enter the bicycle race in the afternoon.
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Campus parking lots were crammed full of ever) type automobile with as many different states licenses on them.
Some students and faculty used motorscooters and cycles to a\oid the parking problem
Vehicles wheeled
around campus
They came in Chevys. They came in
Thunderbirds, Volvos and VW's. Some v
even came on motorcycles. And when \V "
they got here, they were greeted by
myriads of signs telling them how they
could park what where. Wheels on bi-
cycles, unicycles, motorcycles turned
over the asphalt pavement and cement
roadways winding around campus. Se-
curity registered, licensed, and ticketed
all vehicles of transportation that tra- ^^
versed the campus. Traffic movement ■
was a big part of campus life because it
involved over 5000 automobiles and
nearly 1000 bicycles.
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Signs, an old car hardly in the Cadillac class, and cars gunning up the hill by the social hall were all part of the vast traffic menagerie.
Bicycles crowded around a stand between classes signifying that many students used this cheaper form of travel
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Editor
ManaginPEditor Penne Freebaim
Head Photographer Helio Gonzales
Copy Editor Holly Thorstad
Business Manager John Lewis
Publications
Manager Merwin G. Fairbanks
Published by the Board of Publications
for the associated students of Brighani
Young University in Provo, Utah.
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Contents
Activities
Cougar Days
20
Homecoming
22
Winter Carnival
26
Women's Week
28
Belle of the Y
30
Royalty
32
Elections
46
Songfest
48
Junior Prom
50
Y Day
52
Administration
Board of Trustees
62
Administrative Council
64
General Administration
66
Colleges
68
Stakes
112
Alumni
116
Communications
Wye Magazine
119
Banyan
120
Universe
124
Y Vector
128
Program Bureau
130
Organizations
IOC
160
Departmental
161
Special Interest
176
Service
210
Housing
Heritage
223
Amanda Knight
247
Wymount Terrace
249
Knight Mangum
253
Helaman
256
Athletics
Football
284
Pep
298
Basket ball
300
Cross Country
313
Wrestling
314
Track
318
Baseball
324
Minor Sports
328
Intramurals
330
Honors
334
Student Government
339
Classes
Freshmen
354
Sophomores
391
Juniors
409
Seniors
423
Graduates
449
Index
455
Framed through the facing stone on the li-
brary, the Y Student Activities Center took
form in a rising concrete and steel tower.
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President David O. McKay, prophet, seer, and
Church leaders
led and inspired
studentbody and
administration
revelator was chairman of Board of Trustees. President Hugh B. Brown, Second Counselor
t Photo courtesy of Improvement Era )
Aside from the universal tendency of the administered to question the
administering body, the Board of Trustees of Brigham Young Univer-
sity probably received less criticism and more admiration than did
a group of fifteen men in any similar position. The General Authorities,
as LDS students called the First Presidency and Council of the Twelve
of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints which comprised
the University's policy-making body, were the most popular Devotion-
al Assembly speakers. Visitors at the university were often surprised
at the respect and devotion given the General Authorities, as con-
trasted to the prevalent atheism and agnosticism of many American
university campuses. However, 92 per cent of the studentbody was
LDS and believed that the men leading their church were men of God.
62
The St. George temple stands facing the rising sun in the southern Utah community of St. George. It is revered by LDS as a house of God.
Joseph Fielding Smith Harold B. Lee Spencer W. Kimball Ezra T. Benson Mark E. Petersen Delbert L. Stapley
Marion G. Bomney LeGrand E. Bichards Bichard L. Evans Howard W. Hunter Gordon B. Hinckley
63
Nathan E. Tanner
Administrators
toiled, planned
to coordinate
university gains
White corridors of the X-shaped Abra-
ham Smoot Building for the second year
housed the hardworking deep thinking
administrative staff of the university.
Five vice presidents, a comptroller and
for a time an administrative assistant
utilized their executive talents to aid
President Wilkinson in guiding the
growth of BYU. John T. Bernhard, who
began the vear as administrative assist-
ant, assumed responsibilities of a state
senator and dean of the College of Hu-
manities and Social Sciences.
Working with the guidance of the
Board of Trustees, the administrative
members were a combination of educa-
tors, builders, public relations execu-
tives, leaders, innovators and politicians.
Thev were called on to do numberless
things, all concerned with the eventual
destiny of a rapidly growing and in-
creasinglv cosmopolitan collegiate com-
munity.
The talents the administrators brought
to their complex positions were varied
but all had a common quality — dedica-
tion to BYU.
Undoubtedly the busiest man on campus
was Dr. Ernest L. Wilkinson, Brigham
Young University's president and the
chancellor of the Unified Church School
svstem. The students, \-irtually all of
whom recognized the compact, grey-
haired figure as he strode the campus
walkwavs. were the first to admit that
Dr. Wilkinson was possibly the best
thing that could have happened to
Brigham Young University. An eminent
lawver. President Wilkinson often ac-
complished the impossible, or at least
the improbable, with efficiency, intelli-
gence, and blunt determination. Not
onlv did the physical plant expand from
the Science Center to Wymount Terrace
since his arrival in 1951, but other
people acknowledged what students had
alwavs known— BYU was academically
a great American university.
William E. Berrett, Vice President Earl C. Crockett, Academic Vice President Harvey L. Taylor, Vice President
Ben E. Lewis, Vice President
Auxiliary Services
Clyde D. Sandgren, Vice President
and General Counsel
Joseph T. Bentley, Comptroller
John T. Bemhaxd,
Admin. Asst. to President
William P. Knecht,
Assistant to President
Dale T. Tingey,
Admin. Asst. to Berrett
Alma P. Burton,
Admin. Asst. to Berrett
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Sam F. Brewster, Physical Edwin J. Butterworth, News Herald R. Clark, Forums,
Plant Director Bureau Director Devotionals, Lyceums
Wells P. Cloward, Food B. Keith Duffin, Placement Tracy Hall, Research
Services Director Center Director Director
Frank Haymore, University Carl Jones, Men's Housing Jennie Jones, Women's
Press Manager Director Housing Director
Swen C. Nielson, Security Ernest L. Olson, University C. R. Peterson, Purchasing
Chief Publications Chairman Agent
Admin, officers
kept Y machine
wheels turning
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Jerry Rogers, University
Photo Studio Manager
Kiefer B. Sauls,
University Treasurer
Ivan Sanderson,
Bookstore Manager
Fred Schwendiman,
University Housing Director
William Siddoway, Admis- Floyd Taylor, Ticket
sions and Records Director Office Manager
Lyman Tyler, Library Lester Whetten, University
Director Public Relations Director
The stairway in the Smoot Building formed a study in design be-
speaking the engineer's craft.
Jack Trunnell, Student
Health Center Medical
Director
Wetzel Whitaker, Motion
Picture Studio Director
The general administrative officers were
the oil which kept the myriad depart-
ments of the university turning smooth-
ly. The men and women who served as
directors of these areas were dedicated
to helping stimulate the growth and de-
velopment of both the university and its
students. Almost every phase of the col-
lege student's life was influenced by the
decisions of these personnel, from the
management of student housing, on or
off campus, to extension of counseling
services to students with emotional, mar-
ital or academic problems.
Brigham Young University is organized
like a miniature city. It has its own
dairv, farms, maintenance teams, health
center, photo studio, AM-FM radio sta-
tion, television studio, motion picture
studio, printing facilities and house pol-
ice force, and the bulk of campus news
was disseminated to alumni, parents,
prospective students as well as to the
mass media through the services of the
university press relations.
67
Dr. Rudger H. Walker had experience with the government and other universities prior
to being made dean of the College of Biological and Agricultural Sciences.
The department of zoology and entomology was under direction of Dr. D Elden Beck.
Green, growing
world interested
Bio-Ag College
Green and growing things of the world
around received the intense interest and
careful inspection of the College of Bio-
logical and Agricultural Sciences. Using
the modern equipment of the college,
students filled group requirements or
spent hours doing academic work which
was geared to prepare them for a life
in one of several professional fields.
Through lectures and labs, the staff of
the college instructed students in an in-
telligent observation of nature through
watching and learning about the many
growing plants of the world.
Two divisions constituted the college.
In the division of agricultural sciences,
pre-veterinary students learned the basic
requirements leading toward an under-
standing of veterinary medicine. The
division of biological sciences included
pre-forestry, which prepared students
for entrance into a professional school of
forestry and the range management
course in which students studied courses
under direction of the botany depart-
ment. The pre-medical and pre-dental,
medical technology, pre-optometry and
pre-pharmacy courses also were directed
by the division of biological sciences.
A large number of activities were car-
ried out or continued during the school
year by the college. Research by one
group, supported by the Atomic Energy
Commission, involved the continuation
of a study at the southern Nevada atom-
ic test site observing the effect of atomic
explosions on animal and plant life.
Much material gathered over several
years was made ready for publication.
Another continuing study concerned the
bark beetles affecting forests of the in-
termountain west. In the area of bac-
teriology, the college found studies of
micro-organisms and their basic chemi-
cal reactions opening great fields of
biology. A cooperative program with the
animal husbandry' department, statistics
and home economics areas involved
cholestoral formation and its effect on
the human heart. A study of chemical
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Dr. Don H. Larsen was acting chairman of the department of bacteriology second semester.
Horticulture or growing of flowers, fruit and vegetables was under Dr. Ernest Reimschiissel. Acting as chairman of the department of
animal husbandry was Dr. Keith H. Hoops.
Microscopic life was analyzed in lab work.
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Plants flourishing in the greenhouses of Benjamin Cluff Botanical Building came under the
careful scrutiny of botany lab students.
Bio-Ag research
accelerated at Y
and biological changes in the Green
River in southern Utah was undertaken
by college staff members in an effort to
determine the effects of a new potash
plant built near the river.
Importance of research was stressed as
a continuing and expanding thing which
looked into the future rather than the
past. Many other areas recived equal
emphasis within the college.
Students taking field botany in addition to get-
ting lots of fresh air, learned the ornamental
and commercial values of various plants grow-
ing on or near the campus.
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Lab assistants lectured white-coated classes.
The agronomy department was guided
through the scholastic year by Dr. Ray-
mond Farnsworth.
In his fifth year a Dean of the College of B
New York University.
Demand for graduates of Brigham
Young University's College of Business
boomed in 1963, due most likely to the
efforts of Dean Weldon J. Taylor and a
faculty recognized as one of the finest
in the west. By spring 1963, the percent-
age of faculty members with doctoral
degrees reached a point much beyond
the national average.
Student quality increased too, as mush-
rooming college enrollment forced uni-
versities all over the nation to tighten
entrance requirements and insist on bet-
ter pre-college preparation. The new
MBA program, initiated in the fall of
1961, attracted graduates from many
colleges as BYU took a place among the
best business schools in the country.
The college's philosophies and curricu-
lum were basically the same as those of
other recognized schools which taught by
the case-study method. One possible ex-
usiness was Dr. Weldon }. Taylor, who received his MBA from Harvard and his PhD from
ception was the stress on business ethics,
at least partially stemming from the in-
fluence of the LDS Church. Also, as
government control over business in-
creased with each session of Congress,
many people began examining the pos-
sibilities of self-regulation. Business
ethics were looked to as a possible
method.
Business world
demanded grads
tutored under
top BYU faculty
Dr. Weldon J. Taylor, dean of the Col-
lege of Business, was a recognized
authority on marketing and market re-
search. He was the co-author of a basic
textbook in the field, Marketing— An In-
tegrated, Analytical Approach, which
was in wide use throughout the nation.
Dean Taylor received his BS from BYU,
MBA from Harvard Business School,
and PhD from New York University.
He received NYU's highest citation for
scholarship, the Founder's Day Certifi-
cate of Achievement, and six citations of
teaching merit from the New York
Council of Market Research. Dean Tay-
lor also served as a member of the in-
dustrial division of the Provo Chamber
of Commerce's city development pro-
jects. He was formerly a district presi-
dent of the Northern States Mission and
is on East Provo Stake high council.
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Students often worked in group to penetrate the mysterious and intricate workings of computers and to learn how to program them.
The Computer Research Center, directed bv C. Edwin Dean, housed complex machines.
Study materials
were gathered
by Econ Center
One of the newer projects of the College
of Business was a Center for Studies in
Economics. Through the use of work-
shops, faculty contributions, and grad-
uate student research, the Center pro-
vided educational materials to be used
by elementary and secondary teachers of
economics and closely related subjects.
The Business Education and Office
Management Department provided row
upon row of the latest model typewrit-
ers, calculators, and various other busi-
ness machines in current use. These
highly practical visual aids illustrated to
prospective teachers, office managers,
secretaries, and executive assistants the
most efficient and modern methods of
the business world. In cooperation with
the university's College of Education, a
steadily increasing number of students
entered the field of business education.
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The business management department's
Master of Business Administration pro-
gram granted the college's first MBA
degrees in June, 1963. Acceptance in the
two-year program was contingent upon
a bachelor's degree, usually in a field
other than business. Thirteen students
were awarded the advanced degree un-
der the new program.
In conjunction with the College of
Physical and Engineering Sciences, a
statistics department was formed in
1960 by joining statistical courses from
the mathematics, agricultural economics,
and economics departments under a
single department in the College of
Business. A bachelor's degree in statis-
tics was then granted by either the Col-
lege of Business or the College of Physi-
cal and Engineering Sciences.
Another degree granted for the first
time in June, 1963, was the Master of
Accountancy. The accounting depart-
ment created the program and degree in
order to come completely fill profession-
al requirements. A bachelor's degree in
accounting was required for entrance
into the new program.
Dr. Howard Nielson has headed the statistics department since it was added in 1960.
Adding machines were indispensible in office management classes. DerMont Bell directed business education and office management.
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Rare classroom serenity backdropped Dr. Antone K. Romney, who had completed two years as College of Edu-
cation dean.
Tops in nation
with number
teacher grads - -
BYU graduated and placed more teach-
ers in 1960 than any other school in the
nation, according to the most recent
statistics released by the US Office of
Education.
This year approximately one half of the
students enrolled indicated at registra-
tion that they were seeking certification
as teachers.
As part of an effort by the entire College
of Education to bring its curriculum up
to national accrediting standards, the
four former departments and lab school
were condensed in the fall of 1962. The
college was then divided into Teacher
Education and Graduate departments.
The Laboratory was maintained as it
had been under the former system.
The Department of Teacher Education
under Dr. Dean C. Christensen strived
to build a curriculum library unequaled
by any in the nation. All types of in-
structional aids were included in the
curriculum materials lab to provide stu-
dents with training through experience.
Much educational research was done by
the department, particularly on the sec-
ondary school level.
Activities of the school psychiatric ad-
viser, the personnel and guidance advis-
er and the special education advisers
were handled by the Graduate Depart-
ment, which was under the direction of
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Keith Oaks. The laboratorv school,
headed by Dr. Edwin A. Read, was ex-
perimenting with a continuous learning
program that could be adapted for
teaching machines. The lab school,
located on lower campus, worked with
grades one through twelve.
Also incorporated in the college was the
Office of Educational Research, which
was directed by Dr. Drayton Nuttall.
Antone K. Romney, dean of the college,
had filled numerous capacities during
his seventeen years at BYU. He was
doing studies on comparative educa-
tion, educational administration and
teacher education. Fond of travel, Dr.
Romney has given many lectures and
recorded on film many of his experiences
in Russia. He is executive secretary of
the All-Church Coordinating Council in
addition to his academic pursuits.
Teacher trainees assisted youngsters with their
school work as part of the education lab school.
Dr. Dean C. Christensen, who had been on the Education faculty for six years, directed
the recently consolidated department of teacher education for the college.
Children were taught by the newest methods. Dr. Edwin A. Read supervised BVU's lab school, rated nationally among the progressive.
The intricacies of domesticity were eagerly entered into by would-be homemakers under the patient guidance of other future homemakers
Student teaching
challenged
plucky trainers
Student teaching . . . first day . . . me
teach them? ... I thought they were
supposed to be really little . . . they look
smarter than I . . . Oh, oh, my cooperat-
ing teacher is leaving . . . Now what do
I do? . . . Hmm — Class dismissed.
The on-the-spot training idea of stu-
dent teaching provided excellent exper-
ience for young educators. It gave them
the counsel and benefit of a more ex-
perienced teacher at the same time it
placed them in a position of responsi-
bility. They had to work out their own
lesson plans, arrange for all visual aids,
prepare, administer, and correct tests.
They in turn felt the pressure of their
cooperating teacher watching and grad-
ing their first attempt as an instructor.
All education majors were required to master the correct use of audio- visual aids.
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Lab school children practiced their talents. Student teachers were introduced to their voung charges bv the cooperating teachers.
Meeting challenges posed bv actual teaching situations was an experience faced by every student as a prerequisite for teacher certification.
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Unique family living program emphasized life
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Margaret Childs headed clothing and textiles. Virginia Poulson directed the large homemak- Food and nutrition was under Marion Bennion.
ing education department.
The College of Family Living is an example of an educational pro-
gram at Brigham Young University that is unique among American
universities. During an educational era when the importance of domes-
tic arts had been receiving an official deflating, enrollment in the
College of Family Living at BYU grew steadily. Under the leader-
ship of Dean Virginia Cutler, the college strove to integrate all sci-
ences into a broad base an which to build its family-oriented courses.
Undoubtedly the greatest impetus for the development of a program
of academic courses designed to better the welfare of the family came
from the basic doctrines and philosophies of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints, which maintain that the family is the
center of all social organization.
Keeping this family-importance philosophy dominant in their think-
ing, Dr. Cutler and her staff created new departments, fostered re-
search programs, and experimented with a wealth of new ideas as
the increasing demand for graduates of the college provided evidence
for the value of their efforts.
Dr. Cutler spent the seven years previous to her coming to BYU work-
ing for a United States government technical assistance agencv. She
holds a doctoral degree from Cornell University.
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Blaine Porter headed HDFR
in the home .
Widely-traveled dean of the college, Dr. Vir-
ginia Cutler, used a background that spanned
the Orient and Europe in guiding the growth
of the college.
Classes in the Clothing and Textiles depart-
ment gave students first-hand experience in
weaving art.
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Wide-eyed tots in the College of Family Living training school, enthusiastically watched and learned from animals kept by the school.
TV homemaking
for dorm coeds
KaroLee and Paula were
During the fall of 1962 the College's
faculty initiated a revolutionary new
"homemaking by television" program for
coeds living in Heritage Halls, the uni-
versity-sponsored housing cooperatives.
Students participating in this program
enrolled in classes in which faculty and
graduate assistants utilized experimental
taped television programs to illustrate
the latest techniques in home manage-
ment. The students then applied the
new methods to their apartment living
to complete the cycle of a remarkably
fascinated by the guinea pigs. All the children wear identifying cards. effective reinforced-leaming situation.
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With its offices located primarily in the Family Living Center, the college was able to utilize tli ■ special observation rooms separated from
some of the regular classrooms by one-way glass windows. Most modern techniques ir. theory, equipment and instruction were used effec-
tively in its numerous phases.
The departments were concerned with training future homemakers as well as future educators. Quantity foods classes prepared meals
which were sold to faculty, guests and the studentbody every noon hour in the Elizabeth Room. Students had the opportunity of work-
ing with looms in certain' textile classes. Clothing construction was an elective popular with coeds who were not majoring in this field.
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Conan E. Mathews, dean of the College of Fine Arts, had presented several one-man painting exhibitions for which he received wide
recognition.
Fine Arts anticipated, prepared
for move to new building in '64
This year was one of special interest and preparation for the College
of Fine Arts as students and faculty watched the structure of the im-
mense new Fine Arts building rise in the main part of campus. For
years, many of the fine arts departments have been relegated either
to scattered "temporary" buildings or to lower campus several blocks
from the hub of campus activity. Second only to the Student Union
in size, the new building will be .the largest academic building on
campus. It will house four full size theaters and a grand gallery which
will extend through three floor levels.
The second Fine Arts Festival was presented by the college in April.
It encompassed all the fine arts — music, drama, art and speech, plus
two fields outside the college — creative writing and dancing. The
next festival of this tvpe was planned to be held in 1965 in the new
building. A'Cappella, Oratorio, Men's and Women's Choruses, Brass
Choir and Symphony Orchestra also went on tour to California.
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Dr. Crawford Gates was chairman of the music department as well Assuming reigns as art department chairman was Dr. Richard Gunn.
as being the composer of numerous religious scores and productions.
The potters wheel posed challenges for students Art majors developed their sketching techniques by drawing still life as well as models.
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Director of drama department was Dr. Harold I. Hansen,
The media for artistic expression were almost limitless.
The speech department was supervised by Morris Clinger.
Advanced art students progressed from water colors to oils.
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Naked steel beams of buildings under construction were familiar to Y students, but this mass of concrete and steel was a long-awaited
sight to students and faculty of the College of Fine Arts since it meant the culmination of years of dreaming and planning for a modem
fine arts center.
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Physics professor and LDS church leader, Dr.
Wayne B. Hales was General College dean.
General College
Data Processing held computer labs.
Ernest Jeppson headed the special two-year Technical and Semi-Professional Institute.
Two-year vocational technology
program outlined in Y Institute
A unique General College program for students interested in vocation-
al technology has been under development supervised by Ernest Jepp-
son. Many of the areas in this two-year program, called the Technical
and Semi-Professional Institute, were conducted through other col-
leges, but all of them registered through the General College. Chair-
men of the technology departments were Agriculture, Rudger Walker;
Business, E. Elvon Warner; Commercial Art, Francis Magleby; Com-
puter Programming, Edwin Dean; Engineering, Albert Spencer; Gen-
ealogical Research, Ernest Jeppson; Homemaking, Marlene Hatton;
and Industry, Ross McArthur. Dr. Wayne B. Hales, Dean of the Col-
lege, has been an avid photographer, teaching one class in the physics
of light and photography, and another in meterology. Dean Hales has
been in Boy Scouting over fifty vears and was president of BYU Stake.
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Representing the technology department
was Industrial Chairman Ross MeArthur.
Industrial drawing was one of the areas included in the Technical Institute. Students graduated from the Institute after two years.
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Humanities:
Study of man
and environment
Utah State Legislature Senatorial duties plus work as administrative assistant to
Wilkinson and dean of humanities and social sciences occupied Dr. John T. Bemhard
President
The studv of man in his natural and
artificial surroundings was the concern
of the College of Humanities and Social
Sciences. The civilizations and records
of those civilizations which man has
created and the natural elements with
which he has had to work have long
been of interest to scholars who have
tried to preserve the best of these cul-
tures, and to glean useful knowledge for
the future from the past. Often labeled
as liberal arts, the fields embraced in
the college endeavored to apply scien-
tific methods of study to the activities
and relationships of man.
The Humanities College was structured
with two basic purposes in mind. One
was to provide a solid background for
Dr. Dan-ell Taylor was chairman of the language department which included 18 languages. srudents that they might find of use in
dealing with people and problems the
rest of their lives. The other aim of the
college was to prepare specialists to
work in these various fields contributing
to man's fund of knowledge and making
their professional services available to
humanity.
Pre-legal courses geared to develop a
well-disciplined mind able to sort out
and resolve complex problems were of-
fered, although no specific pre-law
course as such was organized.
An interdepartmental program in Asian
Studies was among the other majors in
the college. Students contemplating car-
eers in the Far East were acquainted
with the problems, culture and modern
development of the area plus either the
Chinese or Japanese languages.
Similar to the Asian Studies program
was the Hispanic American studies ma-
jor dealing with Latin America in depth.
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Stressing the necessity of comprehending world geography was Dr.
Robert Layton, chairman of the geography department.
The history department was under direction of Dr. Eugene Campbell
Theory, law and governmental systems were included in the de-
partment of political science, supervised by Dr. Mark Cannon.
Dr. Joseph N. Symons, chairman of sociology and anthropology.
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Art and artifacts were the concern of archaeology chairman, Dr. Ross Christensen.
Dr. Oliver R. Smith, who had spent the previous year on sabbatical leave teaching at the
LDS Church College of Hawaii, returned to resume as journalism chairman.
Student nurses were drilled until basic funda-
mentals became an integral part of their nature.
In her second year as dean of School of Nursing was World War II heroine, Dr. Beulah Allen.
BYU School of Nursing entered
12 th year with full RN program K
The eleven year old School of Nursing was directed by Dr. Buelah
Ream Allen. Dr. Allen came to BYU last year after having been a Utah
hospital inspector, supervising nurse in Salt Lake City, practicing physi-
cian in California and the Philippines.
The school was accredited by the National League for Nursing Ac-
crediting Service and approved by the Representative Committee for
the Practice of Nursing in Utah. Students in the school graduated with
a Bachelor of Science degree after completing the four year training
program. They were then eligible to take state examinations to be
licensed as registered nurses and to get public health certification.
The campus Student Nurses' Association was affiliated with the Utah
and American Student Nurses' Association, which was their profession- Dummy modeis were used for student training.
al organization to promote social, cultural and educational activities.
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The School of Nursing gave its students hours of careful preparation in the class room prior to letting them actually work with patients.
The necessity of properly serving food to a patient was explained to the trainees bv qualified registered nurses in BYU's Health Center.
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Dr. Milton F. Hartvigsen has been dean of Physical Education College seven years
Physical education values proved
in student lives and in teaching
Dean of the College of Physical Education, Dr. Milton F. Hartvigsen
was a graduate of Utah State University and received his Doctor of
Education degree from UCLA in 1956. Dean Hartvigsen was a native
of Downey, Idaho. Before coming to Brigham Young University in
1956 he had been a teacher, principal, and athletic coach in schools in
the western United States. He was also a former stake president and
a member of the East Sharon Stake Sunday School board.
Dean Hartvigsen was by necessity a strong, determined man in a big
job. He had the customary administrative responsibilities of an aca-
demic dean. His office was responsible for BYU's immense intramural
program. He supervised classes ranging from Boy Scout leadership
training to boxing. And he was directly responsible to the administra-
tion for intercollegiate athletics, in which the university participated
actively but not always victoriously.
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Golf and hunting were the hobbies of Dr. Ed-
win R. Kimball, director of BYU athletics.
Archery was a popular coeducational sport.)
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Improved physical fitness, a major goal of the college, was the objective of special exercise
classes.
Author of 22 books, Dr. David D. Geddes directed men's P.E.
Proving the value of physical education
in the lives of students and insuring the
training of teachers in this multi-faceted
field was again the complex goal of the
College of Physical Education. Teachers
in the college endeavored to present the
importance of developing a physical
soundness and vigor as well as a sound
and alert mind. In addition to numerous
scheduled physical education and health
classes so much a part of student life,
the college continued to give strong
academic emphasis to its undergraduate
and graduate programs for those stu-
dents planning to enter the physical
education area as a career. All intra-
mural sports and intercollegiate athletic
activities were guided by the college in
addition to class work.
Development continued strongly during
1962-63 with new faculty members La-
Vell Edwards, football coaching staff;
Sherald James, health education and as-
sistant track coach; Roland Minson, as-
sistant basketball coach; Ronald Rhodes
and McKay Rollins, health education,
joining the staff. Academic research was
an area of effort for faculty and grad-
uate students.
During the year interest in soccer flared
with an increase in classes being taught.
A volleyball team representing Brigham
Young University appeared in the inter-
collegiate scene. Once again the college
joined with Provo citizens to host the
NCAA western regional tournament.
The community and the college aided in
plans for a national tennis tournament
to be held on Brigham Young Univer-
sity's courts during the summer.
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Dancing and recreational activities came under the department of Dr. Israel C. Heaton.
Dr. Ray Watters, Indiana University graduate, headed health and safety education.
High-stepping, colorfully arrayed international folk dancers were sponsored by the college.
Directing department of physical education for
women tor 26 years was Dr. Leona Holbrook.
PE not only area
taught by college
Included in the College of Physical
Education were several rather unique
departments which dealt with more than
a student's physical fitness. All entering
freshmen were required to take two
hours in the department of health and
safety education. BYU was the first uni-
versity in the nation to offer a degree
in youth leadership. This department
was added to the college in 1956 under
Royal Stone, who was later replaced by
Thane Packer. The highly specialized
courses in this field were designed to
serve as a "laboratory for Christian liv-
ing" as well as to train prospective pro-
fessional men to become leaders in the
Boy Scouts of America and other similar
youth leadership positions.
Promoting Boy Scouting and education was
Thane J. Packer, youth leadership chairman.
Enzyme functioning research was conducted by Dr. Albert D. Swensen, chemistry chairman.
Celestial mechanics highlighted
diversified research projects
by the College of Engineering
Celestial mechanics, musical acoustics, geological maps, and the effect students conducted chemistry lab experiments,
of thiamine upon the function of the brain were among the myriad of , „ , „„ . _
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diversified projects encompassed by researchers in the College or headed the air science department.
Physical and Engineering Science. Of the more than eighty persons
on the college's staff, most of them were involved in some individual
or departmental research studies during the year.
Dr. Armin J. Hill, dean of the college, was the author of several papers
on research in photography. Among his findings that have been
published have been studies in stereoscopic photography and investi-
gations of the picture quality in motion pictures. Dr. Hill, who re-
ceived his doctorate from the California Institute of Technology, had
been head of the college at BYU since 1957.
Studies of the propogation waves and of student aids for teaching
solid mechanics were conducted by Dr. C. S. Barton, civil engineering
department chairman. Dr. Barton was appointed to the executive
committee of the National Society of Experimental Stress Analysis.
Related activity in enzyme functioning was the subject under analysis
by Dr. Albert D. Swenson, chairman of the chemistrv department.
Chemical engineering chairman, Dr. Dee H. Barker, was developing
teaching methods for process dynamics and studying heat transfer.
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Mechanical engineers found that their study involved diligent laboratory study.
Chairman of the chemical engineering de-
partment was Dr. Dee H. Barker.
Telestar and NASA beckoned
math head Harvey J. Fletcher
Dr. Harvey J. Fletcher, chairman of the mathematics department,
had spent the previous year working directly with Telstar, the path-
breaking communications satellite. He returned as chairman of the
mathematics department during the 1962-63 school year, but planned
to leave again the following year during which he was to serve in an
advisory capacity on NASA's man-to-the-moon project.
Also in the college was the department of air science, which was
directed by Lieutenant Colonel William J. Gibson, USAF.
All of the engineering courses offered had been nationally accredited,
and the curriculum was rated among the best in the United States.
BYU was one of a very few schools in the nation which offered a five
year program for a BS in engineering.
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Research into student teaching aids for solid mechanics was conducted by Dr. C. S. Barton, chairman of the civil engineering department.
Electrical Engineering Chairman Darrel Monson studied transistorized laboratory instru-
mentation as one of the department's research projects.
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Dedicated men
taught students
gospel truths
Staffed by dedicated men, such as Dr.
G. Bryon Done (shown lecturing), who
have devoted their lives to teaching
others the deeper significance of the
Gospel of Jesus Christ, the College of
Religion had the largest class enroll-
ment of any college in the university
since all undergraduate students had to
take religions courses in order to ful-
fill graduation requirements.
Special classes were taught for non-LDS
students from the Far East and from
the Near East. Other students had a
wide range of subject matter from
which to choose. Courses in world reli-
gions and comparative religions were
offered as well as the history of Ameri-
can religions. Second and third century
Christianity, Christian rites, and the his-
tory of papacy were among the other
general interest subjects taught. The ma-
jority of the students enrolled in scrip-
ture study classes, however.
All students were required to take at
least two hours of religion each semester
as a part of their regular studies. They
were requested not to double their re-
ligion load one semester in order to be
excused from carrying any religion an-
other time since the basic philosophy
Former Dean of Students, Dr. B. West Belnap, became dean of the College of Re-
ligion in 1962 after having served as chairman of many of it departments.
Chairman of religious education was Dr. Chauncey Riddle, 1962 Professor of the Year.
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Dr. James R. Clark, noted LDS author, was
chairman of history and philosophy of religion.
Only at Brigham Young University
Dr. Howard H. Barron heared the department of Bible and modern scripture.
Dr. Rodney Turner, was chairman of theology and Church Administration.
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Biblical languages department was under the direction of Chairman Ellis Rasmussen.
Leaders in LDS Church often spoke to students and faculty who packed the fieldhouse.
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Students studied the four standard works of the LDS Church: the Bible, Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants and Pearl of Great Price.
LDS way of life was emphasized
as an integral part of student life
behind the religion requirement was to encourage students to make
religion an integral part of their daily studies.
"A way of life" is a well-known term among members of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for describing this closely inter-
twined religious and secular philosophy. Education has been a signifi-
cant factor in this way of life. Founded on the premise that knowledge
is essential for continued religious advancement, and that such things
as a humble belief in the divinity of Jesus the Christ could be com-
patible with the study of subjects like geology, philosophy or physics,
Brigham Young University grew from a small academy to a major
university that still maintained such high ideals and standards.
Although no undergraduate degrees were offered in this field, the col-
lege did give advanced training leading to a Master of Religious Edu-
cation, Master of Arts, and Doctor of Philosophy degree.
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In his third year as Dean of the Graduate School, Dr. Wesley P. Lloyd noted the rapidly expanding curriculum during his leadership.
Graduate School extended aims
through special academic projects
Special projects promoted by the Graduate School extended the na-
tional academic reputation of the graduate program. The aim of the
school was increased department efficiency and specialized considera-
tion given to the advisement and curriculum available to graduates.
This year BYU's Graduate School was enlarged to meet the standards
of other major universities. Many more fellowships and grants were
offered to degree-seeking graduates. During the spring the school
received approval to include a new Doctor of Religious Education de-
gree and a Master of Accounting degree in the list of degrees which
would be offered the following year. Dean of the school, Dr. Wesley
P. Lloyd, shared responsibilities with Dr. Bertrand F. Harrison of the
botany department, who acted as dean while Dr. Lloyd was in Japan.
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Graduate Council consisted of front row: Tracy Hall, Bertrand Harrison, Jens Jonsson, Wesley Lloyd, Lehi Hintze, Mark Allen, S. Lyman
Tyler, Jay Beck. Back row: Chauncey Riddle, Reed Bradford, Israel Heaton, Kenneth Hardy, Eugene Campbell, Keith Oaks, Clavvson Can-
non, Albert Swenson.
Dr. Bertrand Harrison took care of administra-
tive duties while Dean Lloyd was out of town.
Secretaries assisting the dean were Sonja Peter
son, Julia Cherrington, Maureen Eburne.
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Evening School,
Travel Studies
were successful
The Extension Services division of the
university was headed bv Dean Harold
G. Clark. Under his administration all
adult education and evening school
courses were conducted. In addition any
conferences which were conducted on
campus were directed by the depart-
ment headed by Tom James: Special
Courses and Conferences. Travel Study
and Home Study departments were also
included under the Extension Services
area. It was through Extension Services
that many people in Provo and sur-
rounding communities were able to con-
tinue their quest for a college degree
and still work full time to support their
families. The division was expanding
rapidly to meet the anticipated demands
placed upon it by the increasing popula-
tion in the area and the rapid increase
in enrollment of the university.
Dean Harold Glen Clark headed the University Extension Division during 1962-63.
During the summer, students from BYU traveled through Europe and studied at the University of Vienna for credit offered through
Travel Studies.
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Design of trees against the sky added to the beauty of the campus. The statue of the university's founder stood in silhouette at dusk.
Brigham Young University campus buildings were used well into the night as the Evening School division conducted many classes
throughout the year.
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Viewed from the skeleton of the Student Union Building, the panorama of Utah Valley
stretched over the Library and Family Living Center to Utah Lake and the mountains.
Facing the peripheral campus road were the two year old Snell Industrial Arts Building and the recently finished Physical Plant Building.
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Living quarter-typ^ Heritage Halls for coeds and newly constructed Wymount Terrace for Science Center stairways formed designs.
married students represented two of the largest student living areas in the state.
The Jesse Knight Business Building contained the College of Business in addition to the newly formed MBA graduate program in business.
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Silhouetted against a cloudy sky, the Joseph
Smith Building was the center of religion.
One camera lens captures the reflection of an-
other with the image of the Clark Library in it.
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Alumni office
kept 80,000
Y alumni
bibliographies
In 1954 the Alumni Association under-
took the herculean task of adding bibli-
ographies to their address files on all
BYU alumni. Even students who only
attended school one semester were con-
sidered as alumni. Nearly 80,000 names
were included in these files.
The Alumni Association published a
magazine which was sent free to all
BYU alumni. They also promoted the
building of a recreation area on the
school's Alpine campus for alumni and
their families. The project was sched-
uled for completion the summer of 1963.
Raising funds for the university was the
major goal of the Association.
Raymond E. Beckham was Executive Secretary of the Alumni Association.
BYU's Alpine campus was the site for the Alumni recreation and vacation area.
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Bob Church, president of the 1963 senior class, arranged for the senior
class gift with Alumni Association officers Raymond Beckham and
Emily Weeks and Connie Gerrard, senior class secretary.
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Alumni Tele-fun(d) money raising pr0Ject while volunteers vised and checked to keep them up to date '
sought tor further committments from students and alumni.
Members of the Alumni Association included, seated: Bonna Brinton Emilv Weeks Leland Pridav IWiJ™. cor,f i n- j. au
Taylor, Raymond Beckham, Phyllis Shaw, Standing: E. LaMar Buckner, "S Ck -son, dX: "eft £" /p£ ££
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Dale Blanchard edited the Wye literary magazine, published twice during the school year. Students ran and operated station KBYU.
Wye magazine appeared twice KBYU-FM
KBYU-FM was monitored into Provo area from the old television building near Heritage Halls. Stacks of tape recordings had to be filed.
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Banyan Business Manager was John Lewis, California.
Allan Frazier edited the Banyan tor the second time.
1963 Yearbook
printed despite
unkept deadlines
The 1963 Banyan staff was smaller than
previous staffs, however, they were able
to compile material for a 480 page year-
book quite efficiently. Deadlines seemed
to be completely ignored much to the
dissatisfaction of all concerned. Apart-
ment 79 in Maeser Hall supplied four
section editors which must have been
some kind of record, and Penne and
Allan were not coming back next year
on the Banyan staff after 4 and 6 years
work respectively. All the staff longing-
ly looked at the fifth floor office in the
Y Center because it had windows.
Helio Gonzales photographed and printed most of the pictures for the 1963 Banyan.
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Penne Freebairn, editor last year, was managing editor for the second time since I960..
Holly Thorstad was copy editor for Banyan.
Joan Higbee from Murray, Utah, was editor in charge of activities. The fine arts section was gathered and compiled by Kaye Terry.
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Lee Ann Holden indexed thousands of names. Pauline Walk and Kathy Keate handled the organization and housing space contracts.
Organizations and housing groups were edited by Jane Degraffenried. Wayne Sabey filled in second semester as sports editor for Banyan.
122
Lyle Robinson alphabetized the class pictures.
Pat Phippen scheduled pictures for administration area.
Elaine Goodman assisted in various sections as did Cathy Kearl.
Bruce Wilkin, Norm Smith, Bob Hastings, Jerry Mason took photos.
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Daily Universe workers
subject selves to work
and campus criticisms
A. Ronald Peterson from Bakersfield, California, was editor-in-chief.
News editor position was filled by Meryl Lynn Croft from Salt Lake.
Becki Fillmore, Ontario, Oregon, filled the managing editor post.
Campus Editor Maxine Kruer claimed Provo as her hometown.
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Kim Brewster, Portland, Oregon, was Universe copy editor.
Canadian Bud Tolman assumed the responsibilities of being sports editor.
Diana M. Brown was feature editor as well as getting married during the year. Society editor was Evy Morrison of Provo, formerly N.Y.
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Daily Universe staff
Universe Head Photographer was George
Redd.
Assistants to the editors included Doug Christensen, sports; Ginger Portie, head receptionist;
Bob Mitchell, campus news; Karen Elder, features; and Dana Morris, society.
Universe reporters included (front row) Newton Johnson, Laverda Garrison, Frankie Red-
don David Wright, (back row) Bob Hastings, Lee Landers, JaNeanne Allen, Lavina Fielding,
Larry Harris, Sandy Boyd, George Hewlett, Stan Hodge, Ken Mitchell, Nancy Stephenson,
Ruby Ludwig, and Ardean Toler.
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Galaxy Editor Barbara Miller was Graduate.
Photographers included Glen Scott, Ken Nix,
Donald Brown, Chester Redd, Niel Sim-
mons, and Gerald Hatch.
Marvin Bell from American Fork, was business manager, being reappointed also for 1963-64.
The Universe business staff made it possible to increase the paper's circulation and size.
Staff members included (front row) Dave Smart, Reed Greenwood, (back row) Richard
Fuller, Wayne Lewis, Bob Webb, and Haws Marble.
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The Y Vector:
new magazine
in engineering
The Y Vector was new, being published
by the Engineers' Joint Council for the
students in engineering on the BYU
campus. John Morgan edited the Vector
which appeared four times during the
academic year. The magazine's purpose
was to inform students in the various
engineering departments of the research,
activities, and study being specialized
in. The Vector was also important in
stressing the professional aspects of en-
gineering by publishing information
about engineering alumni and the pro-
fessional societies on campus.
The Y Vector staff was headed by Editor
John Morgan, Business Manager Dee Hum-
pherys, Associate Editor Kenneth Rogers,
Faculty Advisor Joseph Free, and Associate
Editor Ken Chase.
Y Press men
printed on tons
of paper stock
The Brigham Young University Press
was cramped into the confines of one of
the few "temporary" buildings on cam-
pus directly behind the Clark Student
Service Center. Directed by Frank Hay-
more, the Press handled the printing of
the Daily Universe five days a week plus
running off this 480 page, 6500 copy
Banyan. The Press printed most campus
bulletins, brochures, and catalogues.
They also ran several thousand miscel-
laneous jobs through their plant. Extra
time and effort were used to rearrange
equipment when the new Miehle Off-
set arrived.
Delvar Pope worked many hours at the Y Press to complete the Banyan.
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Photo Studio
"shuttered"
at pix volume
The Photo Studio located in the Eyring
Science Center photographed all class,
organization, and housing pictures for
the Banyan, their largest client. How-
ever, the staff which included over 30
part time student workers also processed
thousands of pictures of personal orders
to be sent to loved ones around the
world. Jerry Rogers assumed the man-
agership at the beginning of the aca-
demic year. New studios were being
included in the Y Student Activities
Center which was to be completed in
April of 1964 enabling the Studio to ex-
pand its services to the university.
The lull time staff of the Photo Studio in-
cluded (front roxc) Lucille Taylor, Ethel
Watts, (back row) Jerry Rogers, and Kent
Crandall.
Charlie Pope stripped negatives while Dale Howells operated the new Miehle 38 inch offset press.
Program Bureau
went to Orient
in summer of '62
Active coeds on the Program Bureau included:
Julianne Skousen, Jovan Nessen, Shirley Dray,
Billie Jean O'Brien, Margaret Butler, Judy Lof-
gren, JoAnn Horton, and Kathy Bona.
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Regular Program Bureau MC's included: Will Thomas, Spence McMullin, Stan Buell, Mike
Merchant, Bill Raventos, Ron Mumford, Don Davis, Ed Lindquist, Happy Cluff, and Dave
Allred. They traveled with the Bureau on shows throughout the Mountain West, California
and Nevada.
Regular performers were the Tritones:
Ileen Blacker, Roma Christensen, and Jocile
Ifan, and the Melodies: Maria Dosal, Nedra
Fullmer, and Judy Bishop.
Barbara Havoik posed while Leon Hale
balanced. Melissa and Melody Matheny
sang.
"Curtain Time" performers included (front
row) Sonnie Richards, Geri Goeckeritz,
Dorothy Norton, Janet Cutrer, Charlene
Zimmerman, (back row) Billie O'Brien, Joy
Woffinden, Beverly White, Karla Toland,
and Margie Vance.
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Dr. Chumley ( Robert Despain ) and Veta Simmons ( Pat Fresh ) led h elpless Ehvood Dowd ( Lynn Benson ) .
Theater in the Round presented
Harvey in Smoot Building arena
Harvey, which was revived in the fall after being presented for a run
during the summer, was presented by the BYU Theater in the Round
performers in the Abraham O. Smoot Administration and General Ser-
vices Building.
Harvey, a rabbit, was center of attraction.
Myrtle Simmons
Veta Simmons
Elwood Dowd
Miss Johnson
Ruth Kelly
Duane Wilson
Dr. Sanderson
Dr. Chumley
Betty Chumley
Judge Gaffney
E. J. Lofgren
Lea Ward
Peggy Lautenschlager
Pat Fresh
Lynn Benson
Colleen Johnson
Marijane Johnson
Richard Snow
Blaine Quarnstrom
Bob Despain
Eileen Blacker
Cliff Cabinilla
Larry Woodard
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The great hall in Monkswell Manor was the scene of action as the Mousetrap plot unfolded. Capacity audiences viewed this production
Comedy marked incidents in the Mousetrap
plot.
Agatha Christies "Mousetrap"
pleased audiences in JS Bldg.
Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap' 'was presented in the Joseph Smith
Auditorium November 7-10 by the Brigham Young University Theater.
Max C. Golightly directed and was aided by Norm Whiting and Mar-
sha Dahl.
Mollie Ralston
Giles Ralston
Christopher Wren
Mrs. Boyle
Major Metcalf
Miss Casewell
Mr. Paravicini
Detective Trotter
Karolyn G. Harker
Dan Staples
Neal Barth
Karen Mangelson
Robert White
Penny Hess
Ed Wheeler
Lane Bateman
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Moliere's Imaginary Invalid was
presented by University Theater
A hypochondriac who wanted to marry his daughter to a doctor
formed the basis for Moliere's comedy, "The Imaginary Invalid"
which was presented by the Brigham Young University Theater di-
rected by Morris Clinger.
Mons. Argon, the Invalid Cliff Cabanilla
Maid Toinette Lynda De Rouen
Angelica Mariellen Wadley
Delaine Gail Wade
Cleant Terry Shellenberger
Louise Dale Sterling
Grimacing over his imaginary ills was Mons.
Argon, central figure in Moliere's comedy.
The plans of both the "invalid" and the young doctor to whom he wished to marry his daughter were subject to revision by feminine whim.
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Carousel still thrilled audiences
with story, song, and dance--
Rodgers and Hammerstein's well-known "Carousel" was presented as
one of the spring musical drama productions. Directed by Harold I.
Hansen, "Carousel" told the tragic love story of Julie and the carousel
barker.
Carrie Pipperidge
Karen Hansen
Julie Jordan
Sheryl Jamison
Mrs. Mullin
Karolyn Harker
Billy Bigelow
Ron Mumford
Mr. Bascome
Leland Hunsaker
Nettie
Marilyn Stanley
Enoch Snow
David Jacobs
Jigger
Jerry McCulloch
Captain
Cliff Cabanilla
First Policeman
Monroe Tyler
Second Policeman
Roger Moore
Heavenly Friend
Jim Anderson
Starkeeper
Karl T. Pope
Louise
Dana Rosado
Principal
Mel Gish
Enoch Snow, Jr.
Kim Jacobs
Chorus, dance and orchestra members contri-
buted color to the production.
A tense moment between Julie and Billy was provoked by the presence of Mrs. Mullin and Jigger who helped lead Billy to his destruction.
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Shakespeare's
tragedy "Othello"
was presented
in JS Auditorium
Driven by jealousy, Othello succumbed to Iago's scheming and strangled Desdemona. Merrymakers were led astray by words of Iago.
lago continued his vicious plot by falsely accusing others for doing evil.
Shakespeare's tale of "Othello, the Moor
of Venice" was presented in observance
of World Theatre Day.
Duke of Venice
Dave Murdock
Brabantio
Karl T. Pope
Gratiano
Russell James
Lodovico
Tom Murray
Othello
Blaine Quarnstrom
Cassio
Dan Staples
Iago
Ivan Crosland
Roderigo
Jerry McCulloch
Montano
Neal Barth
Desdemona
Marielen Wadley
Emilia
Fran Chudd
Bianca
Mayone Woodbury
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"Rashomon" told
complex story
of Buddhist priests
conflicts, struggle
The priest found that even "good" men may
yield to evil, but that as a priest he had work
to do.
"Rashomon" is set in Kyoto, Japan about
1000 years ago and deals with the
struggle between good and evil that
takes place within a Buddhist priest.
Husband
David Allred
Wigmaker
Terry Hansen
Woodcutter
John Kraczek
Wife
Lynda Derouen
Medium
Kathleen Caldwell
Priest
Joel Justesen
Bandit
Jeff Willis
Mother
Muriel Smith
Deputy
Kim Brewster
The bandit and husband rehearsed their fight scene with samurai practice swords.
To help answer the question of what happened during the fight scene, a medium sum-
moned the dead husband back from the grave to explain his version of the incident in the
forest.
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Mrs. and Mr. Gilbrcth and their 12 children plus friends filled the stage for curtain call.
"Cheaper by the
Dozen" pleased
audiences which
attended play
Brigham Young University Youtheatre
presented Sergei's stage version of
"Cheaper By the Dozen." The play was
directed by Charles Metten, assisted by
Neil Davis. It was performed in Col-
lege Hall.
The Gilbreth family was sufficiently large to organize its own choir.
Mr. Gilbreth
Mrs. Gilbreth
Ernestine
Frank
Jackie
Dan
Fred
Bill
Anne
Lillian
Martha
Mrs. Fitzgerald
Dr. Burton
Miss Brill
Larry
Larry Smith
Jeanine Low
Linda Buckwalter
Terry Shellenberger
Fred Stout
Bruce Hollev
Richard Smith
Dick Bowler
Marylou Matkin
Sandi Nelson
Dale Stirling
Joy Fisher
Jay Clegg
Anita Mattingly
Maurice W. Smith
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"Pegora" fantasy
was MA thesis
of BYU Alumnus
Carol L. Wright
"Pegora" was written by BYU alumnus
Carol Lynn Wright and presented in
College Hall by the Youtheatre. It was
directed by Max C. Golightly.
Mischievous Pegora multiplied the problems of King August's mathematician.
Sunday and the court Jester brought Pegora back to be King August's cook.
King August's court celebrated with Pegora.
Pegora
Mother Martacloy
Second Attendant
First Attendant
Third Attendant
Fourth Attendant
Fifth Attendant
Sixth Attendant
King August
Queen June
Jester
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Lynda DeRouen
RaNae Hadley
Sherrilynn Reece
Sylvia Butler
Hertha Ison
Kay Gunn
Marsha Beckham
Dorothy Moon
Robert White
Bonne Gifford
Jay Baumgardner
Sharon Higbee
Betty Lee
Kathleen Payne
Hallie Carey
Kathleen Caldwell
Susan Strong
Jeri Strong
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Red Eagle sadly held the broken body of his beloved Utahna after she offered herself as a sacrifice for her tribe to the god Timpanogos.
Timpanogos legend was theme
for "Bleeding Heart" production
The Bleeding Heart was an opera adapted by William F. Hanson from
the Indian legend about Utahna and Red Eagle and the heart of Mt.
Timpanogos. The opera was directed by Don L. Earl.
The Cheiftain
Blaine Watts
The Witch
[udith Simonds
The Bear
Noel Twitcht-D
Red Eagle
Jack B. Morris, Jr.
Utahna '
Dorothv Xorton
Red Willow
fanice Lowham
Hill Faun
Sheryl Jamison
Wild Cherrv
1. nana Turles
Red Eagle and Utahna were the leading
characters in the tragic Indian fantasy.
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The cast for Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta "H.M.S. Pinafore" ran through their dance routines during production rehearsals.
Gilbert and Sullivan operetta
"HMS Pinafore" given in spring
Opera Workshop, under the direction of Don Earl, presented one of
Gilbert and Sullivan's famous musical comedies, "H.M.S. Pinafore."
Josephine
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.ill- Mortensen
Sir Joseph Porter
Paul Sharp
Ralph
Verne Comils
Capt. Corcoran
Max Adams
Buttercup
Nancy Speed
Josephine gave suitor Ralph distainlul snub
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Front row Antonia Allen, Karla Freckleton, Irene Andrus, Joan Tavlor, Kathleen Caldwell, Alta Ann Lemmon. Second row. Janice Low-
ham Kathv Robinson Marianna S. CcClellan, Sylvia Smith, Heather McMaster, Carolyn Bryner, Ann Brown. Third row. Diana Decker,
Rosa'nne Chapman, Shervl Jamison, Deanna Kav Peterson, Relva Sobderegger, Andrea Marie Lee, Elin Crnkovic, Laura Leavitt. Back row:
Max Leone Adams, Bill' \icholsen, Clinton Lingren, Dick Harris, Dan Hawnley, Roger L. Johnson, Ron Hartle, Roger M. Harmon, David
Kay Flake, Curtis A. Bohi, Verne W. Corwils, Jr.
In his second vear as director of Opera Workshop was Dr. Don L. Earl.
Opera Workshop
enhanced by
Musical talents
Combined musical and dramatic talents
were required of students who audi-
tioned for Opera Workshop director
Don L. Earl. Workshop members re-
hearsed day and night for such produc-
Pinafore" and William F. Hanson's
tions as Gilbert and Sullivan's "H.M.S.
opera "The Bleeding Heart" which was
adapted from Eugene L. Robert's ver-
sion of the old Timpanogos Indian
legend.
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A Cappella Choir
joined Y groups
in Neveda, Calif.
As with other of the music groups on
campus, the tour through California and
Nevada was the main highlight for the
A'Cappella Choir. The tour culminated
in the presentation of Bach's "Magnifi-
cat" and William Walton's "Belshazzar's
Feast" in Salt Lake City and Provo.
During the spring, the Choir presented
its annual school concert and sang for
the special Bishop's Day Devotional
with the combined music groups.
A'Cappella was under the direction of
Prof. Kurt Weinzinger.
A Cappella conductor Kurt Weinzinger drilled
singers for their many public performances.
Front row. Nola Matthews, Birdie Stevens, Jean Chiapella, JoAnn Nations, Elaine Mecham, Judi Rasmussen, Lael Heiner, Marcia Lee
Jones, Bonnie Lauper, Bonnie H. Slade, Diane Adamson, Jill Hawkins, Marilyn Ward, Sharlene McMahon, Gail Mortensen, Marnita
Crookston, Julia Lawrence, Susan Bates. Second row. Julia Summerhays, Helen Humpherys, Mariana Meyers, Jane Stafford, Bobi Jo
Welch, Virginia Briggs, Kay Luekenga, De Lora Wright, Vivien Beecroft, Connie Kirkman, Marilee Forsha, Shawna R. Nielson, Linda
Rokes, Jean Scott, Deanne Hulshoff, Alma Don McArthur, Carolyn Merrill, Sherry Ann Mills, Elaine Mohlman. Third row: Beverly Bird,
Linda Lee Breckenridge, Mark Woodworth, Stephen Baer, James L. Smart, B. Vaun Bateman, Larry Chandler, Bruce K. Carter, David
Black, George Neilson, Thomas Worlton, Melvin DeWitt, Stanley Syphus, Ivan Briggs, Charles Naylor, Dean Jolley, Jolene Schleckmann,
Cynthia Williams, Emeren Reeder. Back row. Janean Hanks, Dennis Miner, Duane Huff, Gordon C. White, Clyde Barson, Lewis Rawlin-
son, Bruce G. Terry, DelRae Terry, David R. Shepherd, F. Kent Nielsen, Jack Van Buren, L. John Harper, Elmo Keck, Ronald Pexton,
Wesley Hoover, Lee Snell, Stephen Chase, Jim Stanard, Pauline Stratton, Ilene Andrus.
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Front row. Dale Nelson, Glen Kav, Peter Valora, Carl Fonoimoana, Arthur Barnes. Dennis Moffat, Phil Palmer, Thomas Hardy, Thomas
Vamev, James Curtis. Second row. Richard Ridge, Don Jensen, Gregory Folsom. Ben Peterson, Kent Horsley, Wesley Hoggan, Reid Han-
sen, Read Gilgen, Curtis Crandall, Gary Colvin, Roger Housekeeper. Third rove: Gary Longmore, Darrow Richins, Tony Christensen,
Lvnn Smith, James Tryon, David Sehrader, Wayne Cowley, Alex Smith. David Laws, Paul Larsen, Gerald Gehring, Dick Slorrison. Back
row. Richard Harper, Richard Priest, Larrv O'Donnald, Chris Toronto. Floyd Hullinger. David Parkinson, Clint Robertson. Richard McMil-
lan, Roger Rowlev, David Bush, Robert Almond, Richard Eggelston.
Men's and Women's Choruses
participated in California tour
and BYU Fine Arts Festival
Formerly united as Schola Cantorum, the Men's and Women's Cho-
ruses were divided into separate groups in 1961. Both groups were
under the direction of Maughan McMurdie. Each of the two choruses
made appearances at various Utah high schools during the year.
Both choruses were part of the 300 singers and 100 instrumentalists
from BYU who performed for the western meeting of the Music Edu-
cator's national conference in California. Their trip was concluded
with a performance in the BYU Fine Arts Festival on April 15, and a
two-day recording session in the Salt Lake Tabernacle. Men's and
Women's Choruses also combined for their annual concerts given at
the beginning and at the end of the school year.
Maughan McMurdie was the conductor for
both Men's and Women's Choruses. He had
also been director for Schola Cantorum
when these music groups were off ici.illx
combined.
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Members of Men's and Women's Choruses de-
voted manv hours to learning Bach's "Mag-
nificat'' for their spring tour with the other
music groups.
Front row: Anne Morrison, Anita Sorenson, Gail Wade, Tamera Whitesides, Pamela Sharp, Laura Lee Johnson, Jean Player, Suzanne Hess,
Sharon Thomas, Jeri Strong. Second row: Alzina Higginson, Judy Baggett, Susan Seward, Linda Durfee, Nancy Clawson, Ann Smith, Kaht-
leen Christensen, Joyce Cox, Lynette Taylor, Ruth Ann Ricks, Cheryl Hunter. Third row: Suzanne Brown, Lana Duncan, Janice Clark,
Marsha Cerny, Donna Mackay, Gayle Hall, Faye Harper, Pat Shafer, Sheryl Raner, Barbara Robinson, Nancy Alway, Larrene Shannon, Pam
Crosby. Back row: JoAnne Thompson, Marilyn Dickson, Mary Kay Brady, Connie Steadman, Pam Winkelman, Nancy Hanks, Linda Kruis,
Kalle Jergensen, Diane Watts, Nancy Ball, Nancy Wilcox, Sandra Lund, Helene Wood.
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Front row: Kathleen N'ebeker, Catheryn Young, Barbara Hunt, Rondo J
lowe, Marilyn Bailey. Second row. Ilene Wardle, Kave Pridav, Carol J
Hayes, Janice Morlev, Kathleen Cundick, Viola West, Annette More
Melvin Stott, Gary Lundell, Sandra Lamm, Sherlene Hall, Janet Brunso
Lawrence, Rose Higbee, Kathie Johnson, Jeaneen Merrill, John Colli
Fourth row. Jim Bevan, Cheryl Schow, Steve Graff, Susanne Moody, J
Dayley, Lars Yorgason. Fifth row: Carol McNaiiy, Diane Bastian, Lau
David Thayne, Mar\'in Gay, Jacob Bos, Virginia Orr, Wilson Brown, C
Kenneth Green. Back row: Joan Porter, Diane Dayley, John Halvorsen.
effery, Patty Cosseboom, Mary Kav Tavlor, Myra Palmer, Lanea Mar-
ean Christensen, Howard Christensen, Kathleen Hartkopf, Jeannie
lv, Anne Pickering. Third row: N'oel Brown, Alice Steed, Linda Jensen,
n, Loya Vance MacDonald, Lynn Shurtleff, Margaret Vance, Julia
ns, Melvin Peterson, Janice Merklev, Donna Nelsen, Carolann Lambert,
ohn Schwendiman. Cheryl Jones, Sharon Hintze, Larry Bastian, Newell
rel Cook, Darrel Stubbs. Sherry Martin. Sixth row: Rodney Matson,
arson Sharp, Larry Wright, Carl Hunter, Leann Sbragia, Karen Baird,
Lawrence Sardoni, affiliated with the music department for years, conducted the orchestra.
BYU Orchestra
presented Fall,
Spring concerts
Recognized as one of the outstanding
orchestra's in the West, BYU's Sym-
phony Orchestra was under the direc-
tion of Prof. Lawrence Sardoni. The or-
chestra performed a concert in the fall
at which time they presented selections
from "Romeo and Juliet," Beethoven's
"Symphony No. 1" and a Christmas con-
certo.
In the spring they combined with the
Oratorio Choir to give a performance
of "Gloria" by Vivaldi.
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California tour
beckoned brass
of Concert Band
Ralph Laycock returned from a year's
sabbatical leave to resume his position
as director of the Concert Band. Carl
Fuerstner appeared as guest pianist on
the Concert Band's first program of the
year. Among the numbers played by the
band was "Fanfare for Brass Choir"
which was written and directed by
Fuerstner.
Two brass choirs from the Concert
Band joined other music groups for
their tour of California where they per-
formed for the national Music Educa-
tor's conference.
Music groups offered students outlets for almost every kind of musical talent.
Front row. Janet Henderson, Frances Ammons, Nina Walthre, Helen Gardner, Ann Rollins, Susan Woods, Patricia Holladay, Marlene Harston.
Second row. David Thayne, David Randall, Brenda Crockett, Emil Geddes, Jeanette Clark, Peggy Thayne, Muriel Crofts, Sherry Martin,
Virginia Orr, Brent Faulkner, John Hardy, Joan Merrill, Shirley Hart. Third row. Sylvia Meyers, Betty Rice, Ed Biggs, Lillis Whipple, Cheri-
anne Greathouse, Tomie Call, Rod Matson, Nancy White, Lynn Robinson, James Bateman, Bill Day, Jim Engle, John Halvorsen, Joan Porter,
Robert Frankovich, Diane Dayley, Val Jones, Brent Archibald, Jim Kirkham, Severin Johnson, Cheryl Shafter, Kalle Jergensen. Fourth row.
Merrill Lofthouse, Wanda Cowart, Raeone Christensen, Laree Bushman, David Christensen, John Dugan, John Roskelley, Bill Nelson, Paul
Halversen, Newell Dayley, Sherman Smith, Don Mclntyre, Ken Green, Lou Slater, James Alsup, Larry Wright, Wilson Brown, Lee Snell,
William Morris, William Call, Carson Sharp. Back row. David Hopper, Leann Sbragis, Karen Baird, Carl Hunter, Ralph Laycock, Floyd
Bird, Marvin Bower, Paul Felt, Steven Hicks, Lars Yorgason.
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Patterns formed by hep Band
The Cougar Marching Band of Brigham Young University performed
at all home football games as well as presenting then formations in
Kalamazoo, Michigan, when the Cougars played Western Michigan.
Under the direction of Richard Ballou, the band executed precise
drill formations during halftimes and in the Homecoming Parade.
The band hosted Utah County Band Day for all high schools in the
state at the last Cougar football game of the season.
For halftime during the NCAA Western Regional Playoffs held in the
George Albert Smith Fieldhouse, the band played "Collegianna,"
which was a roundup of college school and fight songs.
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Yvonne Rice, Laree Bushman, Robert
Beck, Cheryl Beck, Jean Hollingshead,
Second column: Carson Sharp, Brandt
Karen Baird, Boh Klomp, LaRee Ricks,
Majorette: Beverly White
Drum Major: Paul Felt
First column: Marilyn Laudie, Jack Campbell.
Thompson, Neal YVhiteford, Lynn Stone, Mike
Marjorie Wright, Severin Johnson, Steve Hicks
Bower, Ken Green, Tomie Call, Newell Davlev,
Marlene Harston, DeeAnn Young, Marble Banta, Lucille Dick, Dan Hawklev. Third
column: Bill Morris, Stephen Clark, Nick Randall, Joan Higbee, Bill Nelson, Kay Wilkin-
son, Brent Leseberg, Miles Post, Sandra Moves, Patricia Michaelson, Susie Woods, Bar-
bara Aland, Floyd Bird. Fourth column: Janet Gunderson, Kay Christensen, Bruce An-
derson, Wanda Cowart, Don Mclntyre, John Peterson, Gregory Hanks, Sylvia Meyers,
Irene Hiatt, Ev Stott, Marilee Dunlap, Clark Moulten, Joan Roylanee. Fifth column: Wil-
son Brown, Leilani Parrish, Bob Frankovich, Kathy Skousen, Valerie Schoenfield, Colin
Soto, Steve Wistrand, Karen Christensen, Renee Moniott, Elizabeth Nichols, Ingrid Lilga,
Larry Armstrong, Marva Abbott. Sixth column: Lynn Robinson, Jack Reed, Joyce Wiser,
Jeannette Prina, Evan Whipple, Bob Butler, Loma Reed, Patricia Holladav, Betty Bush-
nell, Kaaren Faulkenham, Sue Leavitt, Alice White. John Mangan. Seventh column: Gil-
bert Sandberg, Lawrence West, Sandy Towne, Brent Chambers, Joyce Huffaker, Bob Tol-
lison, Ray Ashby, Sandra Howell, Linda Rainey, Elaine Cortson, Larrv Connelly, Karen
Moon, Bill Popp. Eighth column: Carla Staffer, Georgia Biddtilph, Carolyn Lewis, Georgie
Milton, Dave Hildebrandt, David Hopper, Curtis Crandall, Peter McCune, Ann Carrigan,
Raeone Christensen, Kaye Terry, Carol Bush, Brad Stewart.
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From row: Larol Harrop, Betsy Sellers, Pam Cannon, Cheri Ashby, Nancy Elliott, LeAnn Monsen, Marilyn McLelland, Cheryl Schrader Barbara
Tucker Trene Canning, Joyce Udy, Gerald Brown, Barry Straiten, Roy Wharton. David Thomas, Lowell Anderson, Ken Fairbanks Dan Curtis
jole Mane Packard" Marine Sharon Garvey, Diane Hillard, Sharon Packe, De.ores Marriette Linda Lee Peters, Janet Irene Erek son, Dorrth,
Cook, Carolyn Purchase. Carol Ann Maxwell, Bobbi Herring, accompanist- Second row: Joan Christensen, KathyS Jones, Janice Tyler^ Karen
Gimms, JoAnn Course,., Bonnie Bradshaw, Valerie Webster, Judy Kay Smith, Pamela Millet Sue Canrway, Ivan R Beutler Donald Dew, Boyd
Robertson, Brent R. Laker, David S. Terry, Phillip K. Holdaway, John L. Binns, Steve Bingham, Terrel Kump, Larry M°™^D£™"™>1^
Slaughter. Janice Robinson, Francine Tiebelt, Judy Peyton, Janet Stirland, Nancy Doerfler, D.ano Loue. Third "%^ ^J*™,.^
Carol Bingham, Carol Powell, Gay Heatherington, Diana Wesely, Jill Richardson, Kathryn Shumway Da She! Evans Farrell! ar w ,M« ^11 Turn-
bow, Dusilla Warner. Ann Caraway, Charles W. West, Gary Hunsaker, R.chard Ray Heiser, Harold Painter, Thomas L Jackson Jr Dennis Bench,
Bertnene Elvin, Marilyn Myers, Rosalie Gardner, Luana Bond, Judy Noble, Ethelann Dickey, Linda Add.ego, Judy Hunt. Fourth ^Connie Pal-
mer, Linda Stout, Adele Manwar.ng, Jean Bird, Lorene Gibbons, Lu Anne McClellan, Renee McGee Janice Webster Irene Compton Linda
Hu lam. Sarah Lee Flowers, Junellf Palmer, Louise Lindsey, Elizabeth Ba.rd. Carolyn Maw, Rhea Cordner Eugene M. Hancock, Ron ' £ch«£on.
Milton C Baker, Larry B. Boulter, Kelly F. Long, David L. Wheeler, Curt.s A. Bohi Suzanne Garrett Jill Clark Joann Egli Char re CottreLL
Dorothy Johnson, Karen Styler, Lynette Bowers, Linda Eastwood, Carol Nicolaysen, Sandra Eynng Ann Long. Back row: Janett SmUh Fardyn
Pond, Paula Deschamps, L.anne Pierce, Sherry Everett, Lynne Richardson, Judith Anne Shelton Margaret Bronson, Bo^ta Taylor He idi Le^uxd^
Patricia Jackson, Diane Heesch, Anneua Franz, Linda Sue Farrer, Kaye Lynn Ridge, Margene Hall, Patsy Gaffney, Sharon S idling R. Wilmer
Baker, Gary Deieeuw, Eddie M. Woolley, Daw C. Williams, Howard Cover. Ronald W.ckman, David Herre, Diane Youngb ood Comn .Bruce
Sharon L. Enos, Judy Montgomery, Leann Sbragia, Nancy Montgomery, Mariel Wilson, Lucy Jo Harwood, Mina Dunn, Phylhs Pope. Directed by
Kurt Weinzinger.
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University Chorale participated
with Y choirs in April LDS meet
University Chorale, under the direction of Kurt Weinzinger, was the
largest choral group on campus. Organized to let students who liked to
sing find expression, University Chorale was the only music group
which did not require that students audition for admittance in the
organization.
The Chorale presented a concert for the school in the spring and in
the winter, and they combined with BYU Stake choirs to sing in the
Salt Lake Tabernacle during the LDS Church April Conference.
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Oratorio Choir blended 150 vocies
with symphony orchestra groups
The Oratorio Choir, directed by Dr. John R. Halliday, was organized
last year. The Choir always performed with a symphony orchestra, and
this year almost reached it maximum membership of 150 voices which
meant that there were two voices for each instrument in the average
sized symphony orchestra. Oratoria presented "Lord Nelson Mass" by
Hyden with the Utah Valley Symphony. The major activity of the
Choir, however, was a tour through Nevada and California performing
"Belshazzar's Feast" by Walton and Bach's "Magnificat in D."
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Front row. Barbara Graff, Alexandra Avanti, Mary Beth Arbon, Connie Whitehouse, Helen Beaman, Carol Ann Jones, Judy Bachman,
Frances Williams, Carolyn Jenson. Second row: Marcia Glover, Olivia Fox, Clyda Stevens, Juliet Bernon, Sara Doutbill, Evelyn Croft, Dixie
Danford, Saundra Richards, Carol White, Charlene Crouch. Back row. Gordon Russell, Judyth Street, Sharon Faye Johnson, Carol Allen,
Karen Quarnstrom, Dwaine Goodman, Elaine Ralph, Linda Vernon, Joyce Claud, Renee Yerg.
Rigorous routine
was required
to be in Orchesis
After auditioning and being accepted
for membership, dancers in Orchesis
had to follow a rigorous exercise and
practice schedule to keep in shape for
the many programs put on by the club.
Among their numbers were routines to
"West Side Story" and "Carousel." Or-
chesis also danced in the BYU Christ-
mas Show which was televised national-
ly. They presented their annual dance
concert and danced as part of the Fine
Arts Assembly, which was in conjunc-
tion with the Fine Arts Festival. Social
activities of the group included an ex-
change with the University of Utah.
There were 55 members in Orchesis.
The club was affiliated with a national
dance organization.
Orchesis members moved gracefully across the stage in preparation for their concert
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Forensics squad
participated
in 20 tourneys
The Brigham Young University Foren-
sics Association successfully carried its
school colors through more than 20 de-
bate tournaments, winning firsts in all
of them. Coached by Robert Boren and
Jed Richardson, the squad scored im-
pressive victories in tournaments from
California to New York. Back home
again, the Forensics Association spon-
sored the first BYU Spring Invitational
Debate Touranment at which 26 teams
from the western states competed.
Ned Ashby and Steve Davis scored key
wins when they qualified among the 34
teams selected to attend the National
Debate Tournament at West Point.
It was not unusual for members of Forensics to recei\e trophies during the successful \ear
Front row: Claudia Smith, Colleen Hansen, Connie Clegg, Joan Warner, Beverly Berry, Karen Bradbent, Kay Rogers, Lottie Ledoux,
Janey Baker. Second row: Steve Grow, Cheryl Sprague, Jay Clegg, Steve Davis, Carolyn Adams, Ingrid Thomson, Man Quinn, Reba
Keele, Joan Hullinger, Ned Hill, Ed Whittingham, Dave Day, Stan Shaw, Jim DeMoux. Back row: Gary Williams, Robert Boren, Stewart
Grow, Ned Ashby, Don Pearson, Reed Wamick, Jay Stevens, Jed Richardson, Doug Kinatader, Ron Shook, Jerry Hart, Donald Brown.
Steve Cannon.
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Students danced and frolicked on the fieldhouse stage during the presentation of an assembly.
Polynesian assembly featured music, fun.
IOC Council:
Organizations
formed for fun,
culture, prestige,
professionalism
The IOC executive council included Linda Mason, Tillman Turley, and Nancy Woffinden.
A college campus is the natural spawning ground for activities. Where-
ever large groups of people gather with similar or varied interests,
common interest groups form, and organizations were big on Brigham
Young University campus. . . and numerous. There was a group for
every student and at least twenty groups for some students. Some
people found to their dismay that it was impossible to do everything
they would have liked to do or were asked to do. Invitations came
from all quarters, some more tempting than others, but they all wanted
interest, talent, and the student's time. The Inter-Organizational Coun-
cil was set up to coordinate the interests and schedules of all campus
groups through a compulsory registration of the groups and their ac-
tivities. The council saw the beginning of many new organizations as
culture and special interest units sprang up to fill the needs of those
students formerly involved in the social units.
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Front row: Dr. Dee Barker, Kim Bargeron, Mike Toomey, Lloyd Jones, Stephen Haycock, Vem May, Dr. J. J. Christensen. Second row:
Emmett Bingham, Lyman Tracy, Robert Clay, Max Staples, Clinton Bennett, Jim Hogan, George Rasmusson, Mike Rogers, Jerold Johnson,
Dr. B. J. Pope. Back row: Harvy Nielson, Ralph Peterson, Bill Buchanan, Ronald Arnett, Dale Peterson, Terry Bergen, David Scott, John
Stallings, Lyman Barney, Gene Smith.
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Engineering men
studied chemical
aspects of world
President
Lloyd Jones
Secretary
Vern May
Treasurer
Mike Tooney
Publicity
Lyman Tracy
Bi-weekly technical lectures by practic-
ing engineers were sponsored by the
BYU Chemical Engineering Society.
They took a field trip to southern Cali-
fornia where they toured several indus-
trial installations. The group made dis-
plays for Engineering Week. The out-
standing chemical engineer of the year
was announced at the spring honors
banquet.
The Y chapter of the American Institute of
Chemical Engineers helped students prepare
for careers in some phase of chemistry.
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Front tow Tames A. Smith, Prof. Arnold Wilson, Prof. D. Allan Firmage, Robert Raymont, Wallace Baker, Byron Parker, R. D. Hawkins.
Second row: Ralph Goff, Donald K. Henrie, Siragan Simonian, James W. Roberts, E. Alan Pettit, Verlin S. Bradshaw. Back row: Farrokh
Neghabat, Owen Minnick, Arlin Bloomfield, Bernard Dykhouse, Robert Reese, Les Youd.
Y Civil Engineers
required study
and application
President
Wallace Baker
Vice President
Byron Parker
Secretary
Robert Raymont
Treasurer
R. D. Hawkins
Historian
Don Henrie
In order to apply for membership in the
Brigham Young University Chapter of
the American Society of Civil Engineers,
students were required to be at least in
their third year of civil engineering
study and have maintained a cumulative
grade point of 2.00 (C) or better. The
club sponsored exhibits during Engin-
eering Week and invited speakers to lec-
ture.
There was more involved in this dumptruck
display than just playing, or so the civil en-
gineers on campus maintained.
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Mechanical unit
hosted lecturer
Dr. Lief Rongred
President
Heinz Horstmeier
Vice President
Brent Boyack
Secretary
Darrell Walker
Treasurer
Bex Shumway
The BYU Students' Section of the Ameri-
can Society of Mechanical Engineers
sponsored technical lectures during the
year, including one given by Dr. Leif
Bongred, celestial mechanics director for
Bell Com Corp. The club sent winners
of a technical paper writing contest held
on campus to the regional conference in
Salt Lake. For Engineering Week it
demonstrated vibration isolation and
heat transfer.
Part of the mechanical engineer's work in-
cluded reading gauges and making estimates.
Front row. Ralph Showalter, Lynn Teuscher, Brent Boyack, Heinz Horstmeier, Darrell Walker, Rex Shumway, Melvin Merrell. Second
row. Tong Mancheuk, Lynn Rassanon, Mont Stevens, Reid Kearl, Vardell Lines, Robert Brenning, Bruce Kenner, Brent Paul, Chuen Fong.
Back row. Bruce McMaster, Jerry Miller, Brian Chelius, James Nowell, Dale Carlsen, Elroy Christiansen.
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Front row Tim Echard Rex James, Dale Whitman, James Westover, Dennis Holdaway. Second row: Quilden Howard, Dee Humpherys,
Brent Dickson Stanley Bell, Alan Beed, Leon Lowry, Ray Ivie. Third row: Thornton Paxton, Lynn Brough, Terry Gale, David Enckson,
Phillip Hoskins Delroy Ashby Kenneth Rogers. Fourth row: Paul Yashko, Lynn Herron, Bruce Thomas, Ronald Saunders, Vernon Poulter,
Dan Merrell, Ruben Longwell. Back row: Suleyman Sir, Mike Stevenson, Tom Schroath, Steven Larsen, David Sampson, Jean-Pierre Swen-
nen, Ronald Barwide.
Y Electrical Engineers proved professionalism
President
Vice President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Dale Whitman
James Westover
Rex James
Dennis Holdaway
Jim Echard
Dee Humpherys
Electrical Engineers organized the YEE
society to further a more professional
attitude among EE majors. Membership
in the club included nearly all third,
fourth and fifth year electrical engineer-
ing majors. The organization held tech-
nical programs every other week during
the year. They sponsored a student tech-
nical paper contest and made displays
for engineering week. Among the social
events held by the engineers were a
pizza party and an ice cream party.
Wives of electrical engineers organized
their own club which met monthly and
combined with YEE for social functions.
Electrical engineers mastered maizes of wires.
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Front row: David Buss, J. J. Jonsson, J. C. Clegg, C. W. Simmondo, Darrel J. Monson, Gayle Miner, Norton Chaston. Second row:
Clinton Lingren, Carl Mitchell, Theo Powell, Larry Allen, Derrell Foote, Ariel Christensen, Joe Stoddard, Fred Myler, Richard W. Powell.
Third row: Merlin Hansen, James Dunkley, Robert Hart, Robert Green, Albert Snow, Len Pugh, John Mogan, Phillip Marsh, Larry Strat-
ford. Fourth row: Ron Thurman, Robert Davis, Douglas Young, Jim Tolley, Ben Fietkau, Thomas Tate, Fred Hills, Syed Raza Shah,
Donald Jarvis, Shurl Neilson, Orion Wood. Back row: Richard Young, James Irvine, Todd Andersen, Robert Candland, Ronald Van
Leuven, Dale Olsen, Richard Edman, George Hone, Kent Beus, Stephen Clark.
Engineers and their families met often to socialize and relax from the tedium of studies.
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Front row: Clyde Peterson, Homer Cook, Ben Fietkau, Phillip Marsh, John Morgan. Back tow: Max Staples, Kim Bargeron, Mont Stevens,
Brent Boyack, Donald Henrie, James Westover, Wallace Baker.
Y Joint Engineering Council ^RB^g
was correlator of engineering «
societies on the campus
The Joint Engineering Council correlated activities of mechanical,
civil, chemical and electrical engineering departments. The Council
sponsored Engineering Week, assisting the departments with their dis-
plays and publicity. For the first time in the Council's history, it spon-
sored a series of engineering lectures, and it published the engineering
magazine, the Y-Vector.
The Y- Vector was first printed during part of last year and this year
was its first complete year of publication. The magazine was financed
through advertising revenue and subscriptions sold to students and
BYU engineering alumni.
The only social event sponsored by the Council was the annual spring
picnic. This picnic offered engineers an opportunity to demonstrate
their athletic abilities after a year of continuous mental strain. Basket-
ball, softball and volleyball contests were held and a trophy was
awarded to the department that won the most contests.
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All prospective engineers, regardless of whether they were in mechanical, civil, chemical or electrical areas, spent hours in the classroom
But they also experienced the sense of achievement that comes from the practical appli-
cation of fundamental principles in solving problems.
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IB: Prof. Allen Firmage, Prof. Cliff Barton, Prof. Darrel Monson, Prof. Dee Barker, Prof. John Cannon. Second row: Robert Clay,
ird Heinz Horstmeier, Dee Humphervs, Ken Chase, Dale Whitman, Ken Rogers: Back row: Vern May, Lloyd Jones, Barton
Front row:
Jim Echard, Heinz Horstmeier, Dee Humphe
Dahneke, Donald Hill, Kent Beus, Ron Daunders, Jean-Pierre Swennen, Wallace Baker.
Beta Lambda Mu
promoted efforts
of scholarship
President
Dee Humphervs
Vice President
Heinz Horstmeier
Secretary
Thornton Paxton
Treasurer
Robert Clay
Beta Lambda Mu was an engineering
honor society organized to promote
scholarship and professionalism among
the engineering departments and stu-
dents. Currently only a BYU organiza-
tion, Beta Lambda Mu members de-
voted much of their attention to pre-
paration of a petition to Tau Beta Pi, a
national engineering society.
Engineers had to excel in both classroom and
laboratory to qualify for membership in Beta
Lambda Mu.
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■ st H
"■lus mor Design, drafting
, was represented
by AIDD group
President
Clead Karren
Vice President
Rick Webber
Secretary
Pamela Morley
Treasurer
Niel Jensen
In its second year on campus was the
student chapter of the American Insti-
tute for Design and Drafting (AIDD).
AIDD was founded to improve com-
munications in these two engineering
fields. The student chapter maintained
a permanent display in the Snell Indus-
trial Arts Building. The 50 members of
the club met twice a month at which
time guest speakers were invited.
Among these was a representative from
Keuffel and Esser.
Officers of AIDD included Niel Jensen, treas-
urer; Rick Webber, vice president; Clead Kar-
ren, president; Pamela Morley, secretary, and
Wilford Tolman, adviser.
Front row: Clead Karren, Wilford Tolman, Pamela Morley, Max Jensen, Lee Howard, Randy Smith. Back row: Allen Sessions, Eldon
Frampton, Paul Timothy, Dallas Solum, LaVell Russon, Wayne DeMill, Niel Jensen, Don Horrocks, Gerald Berk.
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Air Science men
learned strategy,
conditioning in
planned training
Unlike other universities where the ROTC was represented by more
than one military branch of the armed forces, the BYU campus was
used to the blue uniforms of the AFROTC. Besides the busy officer
training curriculum offered by the department, ROTC cadets posted
and retired the colors every day in the new quad. They also pre-
sented the colors at all basketball games. Through the coed Angel
Flight unit and Arnold Air Society, the AFROTC sponsored the
annual blood drive on campus in the spring. Cadets and Angels
toured various air bases during the year in addition to sponsoring
the annual military ball which included crowning a trio of royalty.
Atack, Rodney
Butler, Robert
Cafferty, Tim
Dorius, David
Hopper, John
Lyon, Calvert
Merrill, Kenneth
Merrill, Richard
Moss, James
Perkins, Franklin
Scroggs, Robert
Shupe, Larry
Snow, William
Tanner, Robert
Weber, Robert
Workman, Lee
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AFROTC cadets in the drill team without arms became used to the regularly scheduled inspections on the parking lot west of practice fields.
Angel Flight coeds gave reassuring words to blood donors in spring. "TVBC" was the prehistoric theme of AFROTC sponsored assembly.
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Candidates for graduation from the
School of Nursing either in May or
August had completed a rigorous four
year course including one of two sum-
mer terms while maintaining at least a
2.00 or C cumulative grade point aver-
age. Seniors graduated with a Bachelor
of Science degree and eligibility to be
registered nurses.
Senior nurses received detailed instruction from
professional nurses and doctors during their
extensive training while in the school and they
had many opportunities for practicing the new
techniques as they learned them.
Senior Nurses studied in Salt Lake City
Anderson, Laraine
Bailey, Trudy Ann
Beal, Grace Ann
Beck, Barbara
Brown, Lana
Callaway, Lorraine
Cox, Patricia Gail
Fontano, Judy Ellen
Goff, Julia Darlene
Lawrence, Judith Ann
Lindberg, Paula Gay
Lund, Mary Lou
Nowell, Julianne
Nuttall, Gladys Joanne
McPherron, Marcia
Olpin, June
Peterson, Betty June
Picks, Bonnie
Pratt, Elena Melva Rainey
Pose, Jacquelyn Housemother
Searle, Evelyn
Slaugh, Nancy Lynn
Talbot, Karen
Winterton, Marilyn
Westphal, Joyce
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Front row: Margie Edmonds, Cathy Rae Jones, Jeannie Widdison, Joy Hibbert, Cheryl Sprague, Pan) Shriver. Second row: Linda Hol-
brook, Hanaye Iwassa, Marlene Monson, Laurel Riggs, Paula Carlston, Bonnie Moore, Pamela Spohr, Nola Zaugg. Back row: Rex Scott,
Phil Hancock, H. Lynn Belnap, Georginne Farr, Lynette Herlin, David Williams, Gary Magnuson, Dr. Alonzo J. Morley.
Sigma Alpha Eta
devoted time
to handicapped
President
H. Lynn Belnap
Vice President
David K. Williams
Secretary
Paula Carlston
Jeannie Widdison
Treasurer
Phil Hancock
Looking forward to a new speech and
hearing clinic which was planned as a
part of the fine arts building were mem-
bers of Sigma Alpha Eta, national pro-
fessional society for students in speech
and hearing rehabilitation. Members
undertook a number of clinical exer-
cises such as a speech and hearing clinic.
They also had several social events
during the year.
Sigma Alpha Eta members worked with child-
ren in the Speech and Hearing Clinic.
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Front row Gail Wade Jeri Strong, David Jacobs, Helen Beamen, Lynda DeRowen, Harold I. Hansen, Blaine Quarnstrom, Karl Pope,
Marielen Wadley, Sharon Higbee, Janet Hofheins. Back row: John Kraczek, Mel Gish, Corinne Pearce, Sylvia Butler, Ivan Crosland, Andre
Mostert, Milton Sharp, Cliff Cabanilla, Neal Barth, Bob Nelson, Dale Stirling, Fred Stout..
I Theta Alpha Phi
dramatized art
of play acting
President
Blaine Quarnstrom
Vice President
Karl Pope
Secretary
Helen Beaman
Historian
Sylvia Butler
Theta Alpha Phi, organized through the
BYU College of Fine Arts, was a nation-
al honorary created to promote the
theater arts. Members were selected ac-
cording to their technical or performing
participation in university theater pro-
ductions. Working in cooperation with
the drama department, the group help-
ed sponsor the state speech and drama
festival. In addition to their theatrical
endeavors, they held social activities.
Theta Alphi Phi members joined together in
their Stansilawski sweatshirts at a part) which
was quite different in nature than their usually
serious roles On the J.S. Auditorium stage.
Businessmen
banded together
in SAM society
The Society for the Advancement of
Management, a national professional
business management fraternity, has
been active on campus for three years.
Formerly known as the Business Man-
agement Association, its purpose was to
promote the standards of professional
management. The club sponsored an
Executive Lecture Series and a manage-
ment workshop.
S.A.M. members became acquainted with
phases of business as they learned about their
profession.
Blaine Lee, George Jedenoff, General Super-
intendent of Geneva Steel, and Dean Weldon
J. Taylor participated in SAM activities.
Front row. John Jex, Roy Edwards, Mitchel Burns, Mansfield Jennings, Hal Rigby. Back row: Robert Church, Kay Pitcher, Ted Draper.
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Fridav assemblies carried students from exotic lands like this Siamese sultanate to familiar places like Dogpatch as clubs shared talents.
Afio Mai Club members participated in the annual Polynesian assembly and
A Til"* IV/fl 'l | nil^hf^fl snow presented in March. They also worked hard to acquaint fellow students
\f with the traditions of the South Sea Islands.
XSJLmJL XCX CU-ALUJ/Cj Front row: Arleita Lee, Kenneth Lemmon, Ati So'o, Lottie Ledoux, Patricia Peterson.
Back row. Tracy Wilson, Michael Ross, Tauivi M. Tuinei, Karen Shell, Bonnie Jacobsen,
Linon Opat, Linda Chase, Ofati Malepeai, Jim Reams, Vii Pita.
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Arizona students
stomped to fame
Alpine members
gave rescue help
Front row: Charles Shumway, Carol Jean Rogers, Laree Bushman, Ruth Toronto, Kendall
Johnson. Second row: Charlotte Freestone, Karen Christensen, Leonda Lines, Loydene
Bigelow, Mailyn Cochen, Joan Gardner, Flora Decker, Carol Carter, Jackie Freestone.
Third row: Linda Willis, Margery Wright, Marlene Merrill, Karen Bowers, Valerie Sly,
Margaret McEuen, David Hansen, Pete Jensen, Margaret Cousins, Shirley Roton, Joan
Jolley, Myrtle Shumway. Fourth row: Beverly Julian, Marge Almond, Bill Hammons,
Elaine McCoy, Arthur Slaughter, Del Hammons, Rich Patterson, Durtis Bohi, David
Flake, Kathy DeWitt, Barbara Ballard. Fifth row: Judy Willis, John Power, Greg Betrhel-
son, Keith Clawson, Elmo Bond, Jim Rawls, Paul Harris, Roger Lewis. Back row: Judie
Halter, Pierre Schulz, Leon Fuller, Donnell Blackham, Craig Hansen, Cecil Perkins, John
White, Robert Anderson, Max Lunt.
Front row: Craig Brown, Ed Dittmar, Carol Scott, Irene Allen, Doug Calder, Bob Tanner.
Second row: Al Brisk, Arlene Gernet, Jean Hanks, Ann Collins, Linda Bell, Elaine Larsen,
Dick Seiger. Third row: Craig Young, Jon Hansen, Jim Baker, Dave Timberlake, Mark
Christensen, Noel Tanner. Back row: Rick Ashmore, Al Sampson, Rin Steinle, Bob Rey,
Clarence Ching, Dan Watts, Mike Vogel.
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Lee Radebaugh, President
Archon studied to achieve
Completing its third year of service to BYU, Archon Honor Fraternity
endeavored to stimulate leadership and scholarship among its mem-
bers as well as to initiate service projects for the benefit of the school.
Archon participated in the Blood Drive, Winter Carnival, Y Day and
the Tutoring Service. Outstanding members included studentbody
senators, committee chairmen and freshmen and sophomore class
presidents. Membership turnover was high since many left on missions.
Ashby, Ned
Bartholomew, Dan
Christensen, Don
Clark, Virgil
Clay, Neil
Davis, Steve
Dredge, Paul
Ferguson, Tom
Fred, Lee Stout
Funk, Ronald
Gardner, Brent
Grant, Merwin
Grow, Stephen
Grow, Stewart
Hansen, Gary
Harmer, Dick
Humble, Val
Jackson, Thomas
Jensen, John
Kaeshaw, Curt
Isaksen, Dallas
MacDonald, Jerry
Nelson, Dennis
Nielsen, Wade
Perkins, Kurt
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Phillips, John
Popp, William
Pulley, Bryant
Schoomaker, Robert
Thomas, Bill
Thomas, David
Ward, Raymond
Weymouth, John
Wilkinson, Douglas
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Coach Glen C. Tuckett was invited to an Archon meeting to speak to the group about football.
President
Lee Radebaugh
Vice President
Bryant Pulley
Secretary-Treasurer
Wade Nielsen
Historian
Robert Moss
Social Chairman
Jerry MacDonald
Displaying- their musical tal-
ents, Archon entered Song-
fest.
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Alpha Lambda Delta provoked coed scholarship
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Historian
Social Chairman
Anne Madsen
Sherlene Hall
Karen Lynn
Anne Farnsworth
Karen Broadbent
Kathy Lewis
Front row: Lyn Enger, Kathryn Lewis, Karen Lynn, Carolyn White, Anne Madsen, Sher-
lene Hall, Karen Broadbent, Anne Farnsworth, Claudia Bush. Second row: Karen Jensen,
Dixie Henderson, Clyda Stevens, Shirley Paetsch, Linda Green, Judy Spencer, Trudy
Thomas, Marlene Fish, Carole Westover. Back row: Carol Ford, Maggie Price, Elizabeth
Merrill, Kathryn Shumway, Mary Parkinson, Pamela Robinson, Judith Ann Mortensen,
Ginger Erekson.
Front row: Juliet Vernon, Reitha Collier, Maryann Olsen, Judy Fetzer, Julie Polly, Pamela
Millet, Ingrid Thomson, Judy Walkenhorst. Back row: Shirleen Doney, Grace Mane
Smithi JoAnn Harris, Marianne Price, Norda Gardner, Lenore Parker, Ruth Bramall, Eve
Evans, Ruth Lynne Cannon, Eleanor Bentley.
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Outstanding AFROTC cadets were in-
vited to join the Jesse E. Stay Squadron
of the Arnold Air Society. The Society
held parties and exchanges in addition to
sponsoring a cadet rifle drill team, and
guest speakers from the Air Force.
The Arnold Air Society helped sponsor the
Military Ball with the Angel Flight coeds.
Probably the most amiable tradition connected
with the dance was the crowing of a Ball
queen and two attendants. The trio selected
this year included Barbara Bastian, first at-
tendant, Nancy Wilcox, queen, and Kay Whit-
ney, second attendant.
Arnold Air men maintained military discipline
Allen, Robert
Atkinson, David
Bingham, Emmet
Buckner, Dean
Butler, Robert __
Condie, Ronald
Creasy, Eddie
Edmunds, Clifford
Eppich, David
Goddard, David
Houghdon, Robert
Laudie, Arthur
Moss, James
Shupe, Larry
Smith, Eugene
Snow, Bill
Starr, Richard
Tollison, Robert
Walker, Gerald
White, Boyd
Willden, Arvid
Wright, Max
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Sharon Delaney,
Commandant
Angel Flight coeds served school
In 1952 Sponsors Corps was officially recognized as a student service
unit. Women affiliated with the campus AFROTC were accepted as
an active branch of the National Angel Flight Organization in March
1961. Their activities included sponsoring the Blood Drive, an Easter
Egg hunt, a dinner dance, an assembly, firesides, drill competitions
and co-sponsoring the Military Ball with the Arnold Air Society.
Blake, Kathleen
Burrup, Dixie
Call, Nora
Cardall, Jo Ellen
Clarke, Narcia
Crosby, Pamela
Curtis, Bonnie
Dick, Shirley
Downey, Karen
Forbis, Nancy
From, Kathy
Green, Kay
Griffiths, Lynne
Hadley, Nora
Hatch, Vicky Ann
Hayashi, Gail
Holbrook, Susan
Hughes, Beverly
Johnson, Elizabeth
Johnson, Sharon
Jones, Carole
McPherron, Diane
Miller, Judy
Minard, Darlene
Morgan, Mary
K*atf
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Nibley, Sue
Nielsen, Winifred
Nyman, Nancy
Packer, Pamela
Romney, Pam
Sanders, Sylvia
Sant, Kathleen
Scholes, Jane
Smith, Sandra
Spencer, Judith
Spiro, Shari
Taylor, Barbara
Taylor, Mary
Warner, Jacqi
Waters, Nancy
Whitney, Kay
Wilcox, Nancy
Woolwine, Mary
Yeates, Carolyn
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Angel Flight events were climaxed by the Military Ball where a trio of coeds was chosen to reign
Commandant
Sharon Delaney
Executive Officer
Nora Hadley
Operations Officer
Jo Ellen Cardall
Adminstrative Officer
Nancy Nyman
Drill Team Commander
Sandra Smith
Materiel Officer
Shirley Dick
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Canadian Club
upheld tradition
Front row: Merlin Olsen, Jeraldine McNaughton, Elsie Perrett, Roy Strong, Karen Mur-
doch Miriam Matkin, Jean Steele, Jane Hicken, Sharon Lynne Pratt, Priscilla Hall.
Second row: Sharon Smith, Melanie Stanko, Bonnie Pilling, Doris Gronford, Beverly
Huffman, Myrna Webster, Ruth Romeril, Karin Kyle, Barbara Lacey, LaeVon Skeem,
Beth Conrad Carolyn Conrad. Third row: Marvin Livingston, Bill Hills, Graham Strong
Ron Jarrett F. Bud Tolman, Gary Wiley, Emery Baldry, Roy LeBaron, Ray Pratt, Alf
Pratte. Back row: Clair Shields, Harlan Cahoon, Tim Cranfield, Gordon Smith, Noel
Pilling, Randall Spackman, Keith Jensen, Alex Brice, Donald Gregson, Wayne Romeril.
Students from Caribou County, Idaho, banned together for social and spiritual
activities to supplement their studies in school.
Fronf row: Beverly Christensen, Cheryl Hubbard, Carol Hubbard, Eugene Lloyd, Helen
Olsen. Second row: Julia Harris, Judy Allen, Gaylo^i Hopkins, Loreen Maughan, Dianne
Dredge, Sheila Allsop. Back row: Robert Redford, Robert Petereit, Dan Lau, Ron Condie,
Chris Yost, Dale Michelson.
Caribou County
Representatives
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Confederates
Confederate Club members provided the move to keep the spirit of the south
alive on campus.
~ g^ 1 Front row: Barbara Bailey, Juanita Lundberg, Nancy Gail Brown, Susan Jacobsen, Joan Gardner,
\\Tf*f*f* TfYf* ^/YITf"h Loahnna Thornhill. Back row. Elizabeth Player, Farrell Barlow, Les Waltman, Coley Boone,
Wtlt J-VJl kJUULll Bruce Anderson, Ken Wilks, Ronnie O. Kirkland, Nancy Draughn.
The University Chess Club was organized this year on campus for the first
time. Purposes of the club were to initiate intercollegiate meets with the
University of Utah and other interested schools. Nearly 90 students showed
an interest in chess club activities which were spearheaded by Richard Daly.
Members found their club activities very vital to their intellectual dexterity
and clarity.
Y Chess Club
entered tourneys
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City Coeds:
off campus team
The City Coeds organization coordinated activities among off campus coeds.
Social, athletic, and culture events enticed geographically divided groups into
participation on campus. Linda Babb acted as president, Ginger Portie as
vice president, and Rosann Linford was secretary.
Front row: Nancy Wahl, Rosann Linford, Linda Babb, Ginger Portie, Sharon Burns. Back
row: Janice Lewis, Deanne Thompson, Carolyn Adams, Victoria Montgomery, Judy Han-
sen, Eleanor Roat, Judy Lloyd, Lynda Peterson.
con-
Newly organized, Destiny Unlimited proposed to create enthusiasm
cerning the destiny of the university among students and alumni alike in
order to facilitate the rapid growth of the Destiny Fund. Rulon Huntsman
was chairman with Karen Edwards and Stephen Christiansen as secretary
and treasurer respectively.
Left to right: Karen Edwards, Rex Wood, Stephen Christiansen, Dan Bales, Rulon Hunts-
man, Ronald Julian, Bob Thompson, Leif Walker, Gary Kolman.
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Front rotu: Jim MacDonald, Evan Arthur, Jeff Scott, Richard Zimmerman, Bart Bean, Keith Hanlin, Richard Meyers, Jim Barry, Jerry
Mallory. Second row. Dennis Nelson, Richard Taylor, David Russon, Rodney Allen, Larry Hardin, Bob Alexander, Bruce Holley, Terry
Cressman, Quentin Heiner. Back row. Tony McCaslme, Ted Ragsdale, Gene Merts, Steve Clark, Roger Anderson, Dan Bingham, Lloyd
Clifton.
Brawlers added
impetus to pep
Head Brawler Bart Bean
Junior Brawler Bichard Zimmerman
Keeper of Bones Keith Hanlin
Keeper of Becords Bichard Myers
Cage Battler Lewis Clifton
The Brigham Brawlers were organized
for the first time this year to help imple-
ment a greater spirit at athletic contests.
Yells of "Bo Bo" and Alle ve vo" re-
sounded through the crowds whenever
the Brawlers were present. White caps,
blue sweat shirts, white jeans, and ten-
nis shoes were the official costume when
they appeared to support the Cougars.
The Brawlers joined with the other pep organ-
izations to present the final halftime show dur-
ing the basketball season.
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Blue Key maintained scholarship
The Blue Key National Honor Fraternity continued its drive to set
high standards in scholarship and service among junior and senior
men. The Blue Keys published the BY and U pamphlet for incoming
freshmen and the studentbody activity calendar. They handled the
distribution of basketball and football tickets. They also supported
affiliated underclassmen in the Archon Society, which they organized.
John Riding, President
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Buckwalter, Ross
Christensen, Anthony
Clark, Richard
Eliason, Clair
Gardner, Henry
Horstmeier, Heinz
Johnson, Richard
Judd, Ronald
Klemm, David
Lambert, Eugene
Lee, Robert
Lines, Farrel
Mitchell. William
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Morrison, Douglas
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Wck^c^ Pettit, Allan
Poulson, Lynn
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Rawlens, Lans
Robinson, Ronald
Stratford, Larry
Swennen, Jean-Pierre
Thompson, Gordon
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President
John Riding
Vice President
Ron Robison
Secretary -Treasurer
Farrell Lines
Orion Wood
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After football victories the peal of the Y bell filled the stadium which was soon to be replaced.
Blue Keys spearheaded many campus projects including the drive to house the V bell in its present tower.
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President
Linda Mason
Vice President
Sally Hale
Treasurer
Nancy Nielson
Secretary
Lil Robinson
Newly formed culture unit, Chi Triellas,
particpated in Songfest and Y Day ac-
tivities. They had a fashion show, cul-
ture evenings, a western breakfast, a
Christmas program and a spring formal
themed "Grecian Holiday."
Members of the Chi Triellus culture organization
attended meetings regularly every week.
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Allred, Mary
Beers, Karen
Berry, Rosalee
Blower, Gail
Cusick, Sharon
Crofts, Shirley
Cutler, Shirley
Doyle, Kerry
Felts, Mady
Hale, Sally
Hansen, Phyllis
Hoyt, Shirlyn
Jones, Pat
Klomp, Mary Lee
MacDonald, Toni
McFarland, Bobbi
Mills, Sherry
Monson, Marlene
Neilson, Nancy
Randall, Martha
Rasmussen, Judi
Robinson, Lilian
Wamick, Judy
Webber, Shannon
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Fencing Club
promoted art
The art of fencing was generated on campus by various students who joined
together to organize the Fencing Club. Under the direction of President
Larry McDowell, club members had a successful year of instruction and
activity. He was assisted by Marc Olsen, vice president, and Frank Van Val-
kenburgh, secretary.
Front row: Eris Foster, Marc Olsen, David Dills, Larry McDowell, Frank Van Valken-
burgh. Back row: Suzanne Bateman, Elissa McChesney, Ingrid Lillga, Sue Scott, Carol
Allen, Karen Brunea.
The BYU Folk Music Club was organized on campus for the first rime this
year. They sponsored several local folk singers on campus in their meet-
ings, in addition to bringing several prominent singers from Salt Lake City.
Front row: Rose Weidenheimer, Susanne Moody, Bruce Jorgensen, Kristin Kaye Jensen.
Back row: John David Wright, Doug Elmore, John Fowler, Joe Naylor, Robin Davis,
Audy Teglassy, Harv Ellingson.
Folkmusic Club
sang for culture
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Connie Cloward, President
Marching Cougarettes drilled
Composed primarily of freshmen and sophomore women, Cougarettes
was a precision drill team which performed during football and basket-
ball half times. One of their most popular routines was to the song,
"Midnight in Moscow." The Cougarettes traveled to Arizona to per-
form at both the Arizona and Arizona State basketball games. They
completed their season with a performance at the NCAA Western
Regional Basketball play-offs held in George Albert Smith Fieldhouse.
Allred, Mary
Arnold, Nancy
Barrett, Linda
Bird, Mary Jane
Blauer, Gail
Bonnett, Janice
Brown, Bonnie
Conkling, Candy
Crawley, Cheryl
Crnkovic, Elin
Cunz, Betty
Furner, Carolyn
Firmage, Jeri
Green, Judy
Inouye, Donna
Jacobsen, Sandra
I Johnson, Colleen
j Kennard, Marci
Lamb, Myrna
Layton, Judy
i Lindberg, Alana
McPhie, Sheryl
Miller, Susan
Nielsen, Marjorie
Perry, Carol
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Rosado, Dana
Rose, Carol
Schow, Jean
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Skinner, Eileen
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Stick, Susanne
Symons, Retty
Taylor, Nancy
Thomas, Carolyn
Van Wagenen, Vicki
Walker, Margot
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The 32 regular members of the drill team were selected for their poise, personality and marching ability.
President
Connie Cloward
Commandant
Leslie Clark
Secretary
Retty Symons
Treasurer
Carole Perry
Leslie Clark, Commandant
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Gulf States Club
promoted culture
to further friendships, culture, and fun from that part of the nation at BYU.
Front row: Louise Walker, Charlotte Berry, Clarence Johnson, Darwin Poulsen, Valerie
Sly. Back row: Brenda Welch, Loahanna Thomhill, Eugene Coleman, Doug Morrison,
Jack Anderson, Paul Jevvett, Dorothy Berry, Diane Greene.
Front row: Lolita Linge, Diane Lloyd, Lani Gilbreath, Barbara Simms, Sam Young, John
Aki, Kay Smith, Sherron Watkins, Veronica Tong, Soonie Lee. Second row: Kaylene Bur-
rell,' Eugene Banks, Carol Kaulukukui, Philip Hewlen, Sherrie Thygurson, San Kahele,
Sunnette Gay, Allen Bergesen, Jean Pauk, Danny Sears, Deana Arave. Back row: Raphael
Morriw, Helene Visick, Vii Rita, Valerie Beck, Melvin Kalama, Linda Jones, Theron
Manning, Annette Atkinson, Solmon Keawekane, Donna Sass, Robert Tong, Reha Andrus,
Rue Nielson. These Hawaiian Club members presented island color on campus.
Island students
hulaed, luaued
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New Englanders
Increased spirit
The most eastern part of the nation was represented by students who active-
ly participated in the social and cultural functions of the New England Club.
Front row: Doris Heselton, Haws Marble, Shem Idiculla, Karl Nicholson, Mark Nelson,
Marcia Guild, Rozanne Edwards, Susan Coswell. Back row: Carolyn Purchase, Jane
Messenger, Marilyn McGrath, Bruce Nicholson, Bob Adams, Charlie Sharps.
Front row: Faramarz Sami, Veda Jauadi, Akbar "Sia" Nourmanesh, Mehdi Ghazaneari,
John Tahbaz, Lynne Marston, Ingrid Lilga, Fariedeh Bchzadi, Bahman Behzadi. Second
row: Davoud Honarphah, Dian Campbell, Tonya Raum, Eileen Massey, Nelda Hitch-
cock, Barbara Ray, Parichehr Salim, Massoud Salim, M. E. Idiculla. Buck row: Zisouzau
Amir Ebrahimi, Firouzan Amir Ebrahimi, Mohsen Rahimsalehi, Ali-M-Ellini, Parviz
Ahmadi, Hassan Azimzadeh, Arjang Amirsoleimani, Farrollh Nughabat, Roza Chaffari,
Siavash Nadjmabadi, Ali Khadje Nassiri.
Y Iranian Club
won in volleyball
Y Folkdancers
were colorful
aspect of campus
President
Vice President
Vice President
Secretary
Director and Adviser
Gary Hopkinson
Lowell Glenn
Roy Griffiths
Connie Clark
Mary B. Jensen
Affiliated with the department of recre-
ation, International Folk Dancers pre-
sented numerous programs both here
and on tour featuring the color, costumes
and steps of other lands. This year they
danced their way through several Utah
high schools, California and Arizona.
Exhibiting strength and coordination, Folk
Dancers performed rigorous Russian dances. SBses^SaliPMHE^S
Front row: Marilyn Poll, Carol Allen, Isabel Barlow, Margaret Lang, Connie Clark, Judy Bishop Vickie Webster, Christine Madsen, Sue
Ongman. Second row: Dee Lalliss, Jim Gross, Harvey Longhurst, Roy Griffiths, Steve Gillespie, Pat Hayes Bill Sheffield, Jim Lemon,
Leon Maxwell. Third row: Pat Lee, Kay Rogers, Alice McBeth, Shannon Snyder, Liz Enke, Anadeane Kiser, Joyce Claud Annette Brown,
Marilyn Margetts, Pat Gray. Back row: Russell Muir, Mets Lerwill, Jim Tryon, Bruce Cook, Larry Lofthouse, Frank Van Valkenburgh,
Dave Noyes, Russell Spencer, Richard Barrel, Charles West.
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Front row: Carol Christensen, DeAnna Stucki, Helene Lysy, Yvonne Murray, Judy Lloyd, Julie Corbett, Susanne Hinson. Second row:
Richard Boivie, Ernest Keller, Eugene Lysy, Thomas Hardy, Lowell Glenn, Bob Stevens, Gary Knight. Third row: Linda Smith, Mary
B. Jensen, Linda Vernon, Linda Lacey, Charlotte Freestone, Lorrie Nicholes, LeAnn Vawdrey, Sharel Anderson. Back row. Gary Hopkin-
son, Don Jensen, Bob Smith, Richard Hoover, Barry Nielson, Dwaine Goodwin, Robert Uzelac, Bill Smith.
Front row. Sue Thorstensen, Sue Tenny, Sandra Hinson, Jeanette Russell, Nola Atkinson, Sara Douthitt, Marilyn Miller, Shawna Roberts,
Shelley Beckstrand. Second row: Mike Phillips, Acell Bown, Terry Clippinger, Steve McDonald, Terral Robinson, Evan Stoddard, Phillip
Wooly, Brent Reynolds, Dale Beckstrand. Third row: Verla Rohner, Jeanette Chandler, Jill Washburn, Kathy Pettit, Carol Kindred Lyn
Enger, Margaret Vance, Francis Williams, Ann Christopherson, Linda Lyon, Valerie Webster. Back row: Harry Gillespie, Bruce Wilmoth,
Steve Cullimore, Richard Christensen, Jerry Smith, Jon Atherton, Carl Larson, Ron Behunin, Larry Oliver, Jim Ford, Ken Mitchell.
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Front row: Joan Allen, Tony Taylor, Linda Jeppsen, Barney Wihongi, Hugh Branson,
Samuel Young, Donald Horrocks. Second row: Debray Piatt, Kaylene Burrell, Munwai
Steed Conda Weight, Linda Dudley, Mardonne Jones, Sylvia Johnson, Nedra Lewis,
Julie Greding, Norean Erickson. Back row: Henere Richmond, Willard Lewis, Tuu Tee-
mant, Larry Little, Bruce Higley, Aydon Lemmon, Joye Williams, Tamera Hacking,
Weld'a Lendt, Luauna Teel, Clipper Watene.
Y Kia Ora Club
chanted, danced
Stockmen Club
upheld vocation
Members of the Stockmen's Club worked to promote the professionalism of
their training in order to acquaint the studentbody with their functions and
reasons for existence as an organization. Participation in club activities signi-
fied an intent interest and devotion to their field of endeavor.
Front row: Janice Kotter, Fred Clark, Sharlene McMahon. Back row: Wyne Allred, Gary
Berthelson, John McKellar, Wallace Johnson, Jordan Pedersen.
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Norseman unit
sported, partied,
and socialized
President
Len Pugh
Vice President
Jim Kirkman
Secretary
Clifford Stubbs
Treasurer
Ronald Bateman
Norsemen derived their name from the
Scandinavian warriors. Organized as a
sports club, Norsemen participated in
intramurals and won first and second
places in bowling intramural competi-
tion. Norsemen sponsored a fifty mile
hike from BYU's fieldhouse to the Uni-
versity of Utah's fieldhouse after Presi-
dent Kennedy made his appeal to Am-
ericans to make themselves more physi-
cally fit.
New members were inducted at a formal banquet-
Norsemen officers included (front row) Len
Pugh, Jim Kirkham, Clifford Stubbs, Ronald
Bateman, (back row) John Baird, Robert An-
thon, Lance Rich, and Bob Norton.
Front row. Clifford Stubbs, Gary Anderson, Jack Alexander, David Francis, Jim Robertson, Lee Radebaugh, Ross Elliott, Dick Lonas, Lee
Martineau. Second row: Ken Ashby, Ken Wilks, Dean McDonald, Louie Reeves, Jerry Hawkins, Larry Park, Jim Kirkham, Bob Norton,
Terry Booras, Lance Rich, Dee Bigler. Back row. Ronald Bateman, John Baird, Larry LaPray, Len Pugh, Bob Anthon, Joe Watson, Gary
Smith, Terry Thatcher.
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President
Vice President
Treasurer
Recording Secretary
Doretta Gillins
Mary Ann Tanner
Marcene Beck
Lynn Tannabe
Corresponding Secretary Linda Philips
The Psi Chapter of Phi Chi Theta, na-
tional fraternity for women in business,
invited speakers to address weekly
meetings, held a Thanksgiving buffet, a
Christmas poinsetta party at the Hardy
Rest Home, an Easter dinner-dance and
a party honoring their senior members.
Women mastered secretarial skills as they pre-
pared for jobs in the business world.
Phi Chi Theta pushed business for coeds
Calder, Janet
Corbridge, Judy
Curtis, Sharon
Duckworth, Linda
Giles, Marilyn
Hanson, Joanne
Hiller, Doretta
Jones, Cordia
Love, Linda
Merrill, Joanne
Peck, Marcene
Phillips, Linda
Prina, Jeanette
Sandberg, Sandra
Sargent, Dianne
Sowers, Terry
Shaw, Karen
Sutherland, Joyce
Tanner, Marriane
Ursenbach, Pat
Ward, Frances
Woods, Vickie
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Front row. Doug Chadwick, Fred Wall, Dave Timberlake, Done Eastman, Art Jarman, Jack Albertson, Chester Allen, Darwin Vickers.
Back row: Bill Porter, Lloyd Randall, Johnnie Ho, Allen Nicole, Chris Flannigan, Dean Foutz, Del Hanks, Karl Seethaler.
Alpha Phi Omega served university well
President
1st Vice President
2nd Vice President
Treasurer
Historian
Secretaries
Chris Flannigan
Del Hanks
Dean Foutz
Allen Nicol
Boyd Giles
Dave Timberlake
Don Eastman
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Alpha Phi Omega spearheaded a move-
ment to have each building on campus
identified by special signs. They also
sponsored the Ugly Man contest to
raise funds for Campus Chest Week,
ushered at basketball games and helped
with other school service projects. APO
was affiliated with the Boy Scouts of
America.
Alpha Phi Omega members helped supervise
a Boy Scout swimming Pow Wow at Park
Ro She. Chris Flannigan awarded the past
president's gift to Lloyd Randall.
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President
Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer
Bob Liljenquist
Jerald Dixon
Jack Boardman
Patterned after eastern universities' din-
ner clubs, the Samuel Hall Society was
organized this year to promote personal
intellectual development, fellowship,
good taste and reserved conduct. Din-
ner-lectures, discussion groups and ex-
changes were sponsored by the club.
The Samuel Hall Society and invited guests
enjoyed a clam bake at the Provo Boat Har-
bor club house.
Samuel Hall Society held clam bake
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Boardman, Jack
Boshard, Nick
Busken, Page
Christensen, Anthoi
Clement, Mel
Cowley, Wayne
Cranney, John
Dixon, Jerald
Driggis, Ken
Dyer, Robert
Enke, Alan
Gardner, Jerry
Garrett, Kent
Keller, Richard
Lilenquist, Robert
Richardson, Glenn
Paxman, John
Speckart, Stephen
Stott, Gary
Stott, Jim '
Stratford, Larry
Sperry, Brent
Sundal, George
Sewenson, Laird
Swenson, Swen
Tarran, Robert
Tavlor, Tony
Young, Allen
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President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Peggy Allphin
Janet Snarr
Jolene Schleckmann
Lynda Murdock
Peculiar to BYU, the "keepers of the
faith" or Shomrah Kiyel was designed to
help girls develop strength, courage,
and virtue. Composed of women serious-
ly waiting for missionaries, Shomrah
was begun in 1955 as a religious unit.
Members of Shomrah Kiyel held a Sweetheart
Banquet on Valentine's Day to honor their fav-
orite men who were on missions.
Shomrah Kiyel coeds prepared and waited
Allphin, Peggy
Bangerter, Eldee
Barlow, Isabel
Childs, Carolyn
Curtis, Sharon
Evans, Da Shel
Frank, Celia
Hall, Margene
Hall, Lou Anna
Jones, Juanita
Koford, Peggy
McAllister, Mary Ann
Nicolaysen, Carol
Pace, Karin
Reeder, Marilyn
Schleckman, Jolene
Schlegel, Sherry
Starr, Carol
Steward, Shara Ann
Stone, Moana
Waddell, Lea
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Sigma Delta
Omicron
Front row: Judy Higgins, Linda Wightman, Linda Manning, Carol Checketts, Patricia
Frame, Charleen McKinnon, Carolyn Ayres. Second row: Shirlee Simpson, Kathryn Shum-
way, Virginia Cooley, DeAnna Stucki, DeAnn Merrill, Ramona Moore, Nadine Riddle,
LaDawn Hepworth, Trudy Fisher, Joanne Green, Carolyn Snapp. Third row: Julie Van
Wagenen, Judy Matson, Maralyn Daynes, Diane Skidmore, LaRein Jones, Dixie Reed,
Vicki Nuffer, Rosemary Hill, Nancy Stevens, Jessie Sudweeks. Back row: Joye Williams,
Mary Wood, Sharon Weight, Jan Loveless, Sue Barrett, Anne Hickem, Glenda Pratt,
Donna Sparks, Inez Stolworthy, Claudia Bush.
Front row: Karla Wilcox, Millene Freeman Murphy, Rebecca Anderson, Lynn Clark, Mary ^f-| "I (A f*f\ f" |\| "|"| |*€f*<5
Ann Winnett, Edith Rains, Sharon Steffen. Second row: Zeta Dyer, Arda Ashby, Diane JLUUClll J- T| 14-X JWJ
Summers, Deanna Williams, Rae Joanne Young, Pat Cheney, Sue Banker, Sue Ebbert, # #
Janet Croft, Alene Broadhead, Nan Colvin, Diane Lee. Bach row: Joanne Nuttall, Judy A CCTvpi'J fir^fl
Lawrence, Joan Naser, Jean Hedengren. XA-33v/^ liX. L J. \J X X
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rw-\ 1 The Lone Star state was represented by a group of vociferous students who
J_ CX3.S StULddTtS held special socials and activity nights to keep the eyes of BYU upon Texas.
organized at Y
Front row: Georgia Lyon, Michey Bremer, Irene Franklin, Roger Wilkinson, Judy Hill,
Lianne Pierce, Karen Bremer, Judy Turner, Sybil Portie. Back row: Charles Pennington,
Sally Drawhom, Bruce Nicholson, Wayne Clark, Larry Franklin, David Lovd, Napoleon
Tullos, Susie Burns, Judy Elbowen, Lorraine Cox, Lana Duncan, Lee Parker.
Club liked merits
Front row: Gerald Walker, Rolaine Henderson, Elaine Jenkins, Darris Rasmussen, Karen
Moon, Lacee Harris, Ann Murphy, Laura Leavitt, Rex Hanberg. Second row: Floyd Jones,
Joyce Udy, Uuene Haws, Sheryl Cartrette, Joye Williams, Elaine Lemon, Betty Burgess,
Alma Poulson, Dorothy Moon, Carolyn Shepherd, Carma Stewart, Paul Hansen, Dale - -w- t • -g^ •
Hanberg. Back row: Wilford Roberts, Callis Morrill, Lloyd Burton, Kent Memmott, Randy f-vf- | I 1f"l|-'| ■"■£! SI fl
Labrum, Brent Brotherson, Drew Goodrich, Jerry Shields, David Rust, Jim Tryon, Ron VJ-L KJ AJ.ALO. XJO.OU.1
Turner, Larry Patton.
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Sportsmen pushed activity, skill
The basic function of the Sportsmen Club was to promote interest and
skills in all sports. Each month they held one or two clinics when
qualified athletes and coaches were asked to teach members the fine
points of a particular sport. Among the clinics held were golfing,
shooting, climbing and bowling. Sportsmen led in the clubs division
of intramurals, sponsored a rabbit hunt and held an awards luau.
Barlow, Bob
Bennett, Jim
Brooks, Skip
Bungay, Richard
Collings, Tucker
Cowan, Gary
Crowther, Maynard
Emmons, Bob
Ford, Rodger
Furnival, Don
Gibb, Max
Godfrey, Will
Heiner, Gary
Kirkham, James
Kresge, Phil
Lomkin, Richard
Lund, Marion
McPherson, Oliver
Merrill, Brent
Moss, James
Price, LeGrand
Roth, Steven
Standstrom, Ed
Seamons, David
Swenson, Bob
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Thacker, Terry
Thorn, John
Uibel, Howard
Wilberg, Carl
Wright, George
Sportsmen and special guests headed into the sagebrush west of Eureka, Utah, for the annual Sportsmen Club rabbit hunt.
President
Will Godfrey
Vice President
Dave Seamons
Secretary
Carl Wilberg
Treasurer
Jack Reese
Sportsmen Club members
demonstrated their shooting
skill with thousands of mov-
ing targets.
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President
Ann Finlayson
Vice President
Shawna Roberts
Secretary
Martha Randall
Treasurer
Diane Lloyd
Publicity
Lynn Robertson
Sportswomen entered their fourth year
of activity on the campus scene with the
goal of contributing their balanced slate
of spiritual, academic, cultural and so-
cial activities— all brought into a sharper
focus through sports.
Sportswomen readily advertised their Valentine
dance entitled "Be a sport — swing along with
me."
Sportswomen advanced fitness, fun, gaiety
Allred, Mary
Benson, Judith
Boyce, Sue
Brunt, Mary
Buckmiller, Joan
Burningham, Kay
Christensen, Sue
Finlayson, Ann
Grow, Mary Kay
Hansen, Bobbi
Hoyt, Shirlyn
Johnson, Tulva
Knudsen, Karen
Knudsen, Cris
Lindsey, Sally
Lloyd, Diane
Miller, Karen
Murphy, Sandra
Randall, Martha
Roberts, Shawna
Robertson, Lynne
Sayer, Sandy
Snow, Tiffany
Skousen, Pat
Sorenson, Kathleen
Talley, Debby
Talley, Rae
Wilson, Karen
Woodcock, Susan
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The Young Republicans Club on campus was headed by President Cliff Flem-
ing. He was assisted by Chere Henrixen, John Romney, and Shirley Cutler.
Front row: Linda Nielson, Kathleen Collins, Cliff Fleming, Sandy Egan, Linda Powers,
Jan Tyler. Second row: Danny Elder, Duncan Wallis, Harvey Longhurst, Charles Rutter,
Bob Nelson. Back row: Achim Fritzen, Clair Ralph, Alan Nicol, Ron Harris, Roger
Howard, Harry Nielsen.
Y Young GOP
offset Democrats
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uares
danced rounds
Front row: Earl A. Beck, Caller, Ilene Beck, Terrance Cannon, Patricia McNeill, Harold
Olsen, Charlene Joyce, Janice Beck. Second row: Arlene Harper, Helen Sirrine, Jane
Degraffenried, Ann McLeod, Diane Anderson, Donna Breuninger, Lianne Pierce, Jerrye
Stillman, Lemard Stillman, Charles Thompson. Third row: Blain Kilstrom, Jim Martin,
Floyd Hill, Larry Patton, Arnold Loveridge, Kathy Sowby, Diane Damjanovich, Claire
Hendrief. Back row: Robert Benson, Gary Graham, Bill Nair, Arthur Melton, Bruce Butler,
Karen Christensen.
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Lee Workman, President
Circle K sought to serve BYU
Following the motto "We Build," the Circle K International service
unit sought to build justice, liberty, democracy and a better world for
the well-rounded individual. Sponsored by the Provo Kiwanis, BYU's
Circle K unit was organized in 1957, ten years after the first national
Circle K group was organized. They promoted Citizen Quotient Week,
Library Week and other service activities.
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Allen, John
Andrus, Marion
Bateman, Ronald
Beal, Stan
Belliston, Richard
Betranga, Robert
Bradford, James
Brown, Donald
Burningham, Robert
Burningham, Stephen
Cardall, Richard
Carr, Russell
Christensen, Robert
Davis, James
Frederick, Richard
Hammons, Del Ray
Jolley, Clifton
Jones, Ronald
Kirkpatrick, Bill
Lubeck, Steve
Lundberg, Steven
Martin, Tom
Munro, David
Ostler, David
Pollock, Kent
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Powell, Lynn
Priest, Richard
Richardson, James
Sager, Paul
Sessions, Allen
Simonian, Sigaran
Smith, Lawrence
Smith, Leslie
Sorenson, Roger
Southwick, Jay
Staples, Larry
Stevens, Jay
Stoddard, Thomas
Swanson, Robert
Taylor, Jerry
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Exchanges held with women's units and interunit socials with other universities high-
lighted the year.
President
Lee A. Workman
Vice President
Kendall Voyce
Secretary
Juergen W. Menssen
Les Smith
Treasurer
Jay Stevens
Tom Martin
International V.P.
Lynn Powell
District Governor
Steve Burningham
Bruce Olsen, Duke
Intercollegiate Knights worked
The Duchess of the Gold Y Chapter of the Intercollegiate Knoghts
won the regional IK contest for the fourth year in a row and was the
probable choice to win the national contest for the fourth straight
year, too. The IK's lighted the Y five times during the year, rang the
victory bell, conducted campus tours, awarded 11 scholarships annual-
ly, ushered at school functions and helped sponsor the Belle of the Y
contest. IK social activities included a dinner-dance and a Bean and
Steak Dinner.
Anderson, Steven
Ballard, Nelson
Banner, Dean
Barbezat, Gene
Blattner, Bobert
Bradford, William
Brossard, Ben
Bullock, Kenneth
Capik, Emil
Casey, Gerald
Davis, Craig
Dredge, John
Dunn, Floyd
Fletcher, Wayne
Fuhriman, Robert
Halladay, Scott
Hansen, Douglas
Higginson, Jerry
Hunn, William
Kinateder, Joseph
Lewis, Mark
Marx, Clyde
Malloy, Jerry
Monson, Kenneth
Palmer, Phillip
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Peacock, George I
Peters, Gordon
Peterson, Tom fi
Robertson, Owen I
Sabey, Wayne 1
Smith, Norman
Thurston, Richard
Tibbits, Mike
Welsh, Wayne
Woodland, Lee
Honorable Duke
Bruce Olsen
Vice Duke
Bob Blattner
Worthy Scribe
Clyde Marx
Chancellor of the
Exchecquer
Gordon Peters
Worthy Recorder
Tom Peterson
Executioner
Wayne Fletcher
Sherri Brian
National Queen
Roseann Tueller
Chapter Duchess
Symbol of BYU and the Gold Y Chapter of Intercollegiate Knights is the 375 foot block Y on the mountain which is lighted five times
yearly to connote special occasions such as homecoming and graduation. The Knights make the special effort despite the weather which
is usually rain or snow.
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Kathrvn Wright, President
Spurs gave efforts to school
Spurs adhered to the motto, "At Your Service." They wore the spur
symbolic of their service. Spurs assisted with voting booths, visited
the Utah State Mental Hospital, the American Fork Training School
and old folks' homes. They held exchanges with other service units,
but their main social event was an invitational with the Circle K's.
Allen, Sharon
Bramall, Ruth
Bickingham, Tanya
Christensen, Arlene
Collins, Connie
Compton, Diane
Crofts, Merlyn
Culbertson, Cathy
Curtis, Ruth
Daines, Marilyn
Drawhorn, Emily
Durrant, JoAnn
Exeell, Irene
Farnsworth, Anne
Fish, Margaret
Fisher, Luci
Frandsen, Kathleen
Fueston, Claudette
Bertseh, Bonnie
Goodsell, Virginia
Gundersen, Janet
Hill, Sherry
Hullinger, Joan
Hunter, Allison
Jenkins, Marilyn
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Jensen, Marilyn
Johnson, Barbara
Kent, Sydney
Kitchen, Margaret
Laudie, Marilvn
Neff, Sherry
Paetsch, Shirley
Parsons, Dorothy
Red, Roxanne
Richards, Barbara
Scroggins, Joy
Smith, Grace Marie
Smith, Shelby
Stacey, Janet
Townsley, Marci
Wadley, Marlelen
Walkenhorst, Judy
Whitaker, Wendy
Woodbury, Mayone
Young, DeAnn
Spur officers conducted their weekly meetings in a business-like manner in order to save coeds time.
President
Kathy Wright
Vice President
Sally Drawhorn
Secretary
Sharon Allen
Treasurer
Bonnie Gertsch
Historian
Joan Hullinger
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Susan Ward, President
Thea Alexis offered helping hand
Freshmen women interested in extending a helping hand to others
united in Thea Alexis. Among their service projects during the year
were handling of ticket sales, ushering and weekly visits to the Utah
State Mental Hospital. They pledged themselves to securing food and
gifts for a needy family at Christmas. They also held several inter-
club exchanges. Four of their members held studentbody offices.
Atley, Diane
Barnes, Betty
Barrus, Eloise
Bateman, Cheryl
Brink, Sheryl
Brinton, Susan
Burdett, Nancy
Card, Karen
Catlin, Carole
Clegg, Connie
Clyde, Dianne
Coalson, Cheryl
Colt, Marianne
Cottam, Annette
Coursey, JoAnn
Crowder, Charmaine
Daniels, Karen
Delaney, Terry
Delangie, Suzanne
Doxey, Lynne
Drake, Betsy
Duffin, Barbara
Dunning, Sandra
Ekins, DeAnne
Ferrin, J'Deane
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Forsyth, Marilyn
Gore, Brenda
Hales, Cathy
Hansen, Colleen
Hill, Rosemary
Hinckley, Elayne |
Howell, Susan
Jordan, Linda
Lewis, Myreel
Mann, Teddy
Miller, Linda
Mills, Kolene
Morley, Janice
Patterson, Paula
Raner, Shervl
Richardson, Carol
Richardson, Karon
Rosha, Theresa
Skousen, Linda
Smith, Claudia
Smith, Rebecca |
Stewart, Lou Anne
Toronto, Joan
Tossman, Nancy
Witter, Donna
Wood, Roberta
Wright, Cathy
President
Susan Ward
Secretary
Char Crowder
Treasurer
Cheryl Bateman
Historian
Linda Jordan
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Y Calcares promoted service
Y Calcares, an honorary service unit consisting of fifty junior women,
won the participation trophy for the Campus Chest Drive and second
place trophy for participation in the blood drive. They were co-spon-
sors with the IK's of Belle of the Y Week, assisted with Hello Week,
did filing at the Alumni House, plus their routine ushering.
Adams, Dixie
Allred, Melva Lee
Ayres, Carolyn
Bartholomew, Carolyn
Bradford, Janice
Bridge, Karen
Brown, Diana
Brown, Lynda
Carr, Mary
Carr, Sarah
Christensen, June
Clark, Gladys
Clark, Janiel
Clark, Jill
Conger, Elizabeth
Degraffenried, Jane
Dewey, Diana
Elder, Lynette
Frank, Celia
Guild, Marcia
Hardin, Paula
Heart, Pam
Hjorth, Suzanne
Hollingshead, Edith
Jones, LaRein
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Knowlton, Pat
Larsen, Marilyn
Leavitt, Laura
Pieper, Arlene
Prince, Carolyn
Ries, Myrna
Smith, Sharon
Smith, Sydney
Stevens, Birdie
Sundwall, Marjorie
Tippets, Thelma
VanDam, Geri
White, Judith Ann
Young, Carol
Young, Katheryn
Y Calcares were co-sponsors of the Belle of the Y contest and assembly with the Intercollegiate Knights.
President
Dona Nelson
Vice President
Gladys Clark
Secretary
Melva Allred
Treasurer
Carolyn Prince
Historian
Vivian Paulsen
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President
Nancy Tolman
Vice President
Karen Koford
Secretary
Shauna Robinson
Treasurer
Mary Jo Alleman
Historian
Carol Anne Day
Adviser
Mrs. Eliot Cameron
Although it originated as a service unit
and as such was the oldest service or-
ganization on campus, White Key was
changed in 1962 to an honorary. Mem-
bers edited the student directory and
led the Homecoming parade. To further
their aims of high scholastic work, White
Key gave a scholarship trophy. The club
consists of twentv-five senior women.
Members of White Key enjoyed a progressive
dinner during the year as part of their social
activity.
White Key women were scholastic seniors
Anderson, Jean
Alleman, Mary Jo
Biddulph, Susan
Christensen, Evelyn
Day, Carol Ann
Elvin, Berthene
Hadfield, Jillaine
Harley, Barbara
Higbee, Rose
Higgins, Judy
Jerrard, Connie
Keele, Reba
Koford, Karen
Robison, Shawna
Stephenson, Carrie
Strong, Christine
Thomas, Sharon
Tolman, Nancy
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President
1st Vice President
2nd Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Membership Chairman
Donald Foulk
Jeffrey Matsen
Jon Marple
Arthur Winkle
Stanley Dunn
Richard Rolapp
Sponsor
Joseph T. Bentley
In its first year was the Cougar Club,
a men's service organization dedicated
to the promotion and elevation of the
national image, athletic program and
school spirit of Brigham Young Univer-
sity. They sponsored the Mud Bowl in
which freshmen and sophomores vied
with each other for the three-foot win-
ner's trophy. They entertained the Air
Force Academy's gymnastic team and
they endeavored to bring new athletes
to the Y.
Dean Hartvigsen explained the aims of the
athletic departments to Cougar Club members.
Cougar club sought athletic friends for Y
Barber, David
Blount, Parker
Davis, Donald
Dayton, Lynn
Dunn, Stanley
Fleming, Cliff
Foulk, Donald
King, Richard
Macintosh, Dean
Marple, Jon
Matson, Jeffrey
Moffat, Dennis
Ogilvie, Jim
Rolapp, Rich
Seymour, Tony
Watts, Daniel
Winkelman, Arthur
Youkstetter, David
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Front row: Richard Evans, Michael Evans, Frances Evans, Marilyn Cropper, Gloria Ray, Connie Bennett, Elaine Petersen, Gladys Wallin,
Heather Mitchell, Nancy Hildengrand, Adele Manwaring, Janice Tueller, Trina Thomas. Back row: Kay Carpenter, Alice Ann McBeth,
Diane Varney, Marjorie Snow, LaVina Fielding, Norma Benton, Michele Thayn, Frances Wood, Solveig Jonassen, Naomi Miles, Nancy
Jones, Eve Evans, Ilene Paskett, Barbara Klein, Lynn Vamer, Lois Williams, Jean Foutz, Arda Ashby, Jean Coy, JoAnn Jacobsen, Liz Wil-
liams, Judy White, Linda Backlund, Marsha Bailbreth. Left balcony: Jeanie Venema, Dorothy Seely, Marie Smith, Tressa Cahoon, Linda
Sheppard, Hallie Carey, Lynn Packer, Nancy Ball, Marsha Jensen. Right balcony: Mary Smeath, Kathleen Perona, Susan Smeath, Sheila
Mcllne, Mickey DuBois, Mina Dunn, Emily Clegg.
Bowen Hall coeds had a Halloween party
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Social
Historian
Family Prayer
Sports
Jeanie Foutz
Lois Williams
Dee Borg
Trina Thomas
Mickey DuBois
Susan Goodsell
Sue Smeath
Heather Mitchell
Bowen Hall's dorm parents were Fran-
ces and Richard Evans. Richard was a
senior majoring in industrial education.
A dorm Halloween party was the first
major function on the Bowen calendar.
This was followed by "A Good Old-
Fashioned Christmas" party. Later they
had a Valentine dinner-dance as well as
several exchanges.
Bowen Hall officers included Heather Mitchell,
Susan Smeath, Jean Foutz. Mickey DuBois, Lois
Williams, and Dee Borg.
Women from Bowen Hall followed the asphalt
trail through campus construction to arrive
at the old quad.
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Fro»/ ro«': Judy Hill, Sharon Hickish, Sharon Kent, Karen Baker, Virginia Alexison, Helen Smith, Gail Evans, Sandie Dunning, Helen Sharp,
Kathy Kundick, Denise Alley, Marilyn Tothyan, Beverly Hodgson. Sandra Eyring, Sharon Holt. Margaret Bishop, Carola Morris, Maudie Napoleon,
Sheila Carter, Sheryl Schlink, Christine Madson, Barbara Tanner, Pat Phippen, Muriel Crofts, Shari Raney, Judy dinger, Pam Millet. Bonnie
Maddon. Back row. Karen DeCelle, Laree Bushman. Charee Cottrel.
Broadbent coeds held inter-dorm banquet
President
Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer
Family Prayer
Sports
Historian
Culture
Social
Winnie Chang
Sharon Kent
Margaret Bishop
Penny Plass
Karen Omendinger
Gwen Silver
Linda Ross
Shiela Carter
A banquet restricted to girls in the dorm
and a few selected guests was one of
the highlights for the women in Broad-
bent Hall. They had many dorm parties,
among which was a luau, a buddy party,
Valentine's Day party, a canyon party
and a patio party for freshmen. Many of
them did volunteer work at the Utah
State Mental Hospital, helping with so-
cial activities for the patients. Helen
Farnsworth from Idaho, an HDFR ma-
jor, was senior resident.
Broadbent Hall officers included (front row)
Sharon Kent, Winnie Chang, Margaret Bishop,
Penny Plass, (back row) Gwen Silver, Judy Hill,
Sheila Carter, Linda Ralfe, and Pat Phippen.
In Heritage Halls a clean wash was only as
far as the basement where the washers were.
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Front row: Rae Von Skeen, Beverly Goodman, Sharey Ann Larsen, Ruth Shank, Norda Gardner, Lenore Parker, Mary Jo Mulliner, Linda
Tomlinson, Vonetta Egan, Bobbi Ingram, Jackie Barney, Linda Hyatt, Sharon Hansen, Carole Davis, Ann Tomlinson, Charlene Neibaur,
Elaine Cortsen, Louise Bauldauf, Larrie Shannon, Mary Kay Grimes, Roonie Ann Lee, Sandy Harrison. Back row: Barbara Decker, Margaret
Black, Linda Malzahn, Jean Streett, Carolyn Clark, Carolyn Astin, Karen Young, Donna Penny, Shirley Simpson, Evelyn Thompson, Toni
Marietta, Darlene Gano, Rae Ann Bringhurst, Pam Domey, Paula Bockeritz, Renee Alder, Jan Brown, Arlene Wolverton, Margaret Whit-
taker, Sally Flifton, Trisha Murphy, Susan McCulley, Linda Stoddardjudy Layton, Pat Snelgrove.
"Blue Hawaii" called Felt Hall women
President
Mary Jo Mulliner
Vice President
Margaret Black
Secretary
Anne Lee
Treasurer
Barbara Decker
Social
Linda Mavalhn
Historian
Sally Cliston
Family Prayer
Margaret Whitaker
"Blue Hawaii" was the theme of Felt
Hall's invitational, which highlighted
the dorm's activities. They entered their
dorm in Homecoming housing decora-
tions contest, had a Halloween ex-
change, a root beer bust during semes-
ter break and an exchange with off-
campus fellows. Also during the first
semester dorm residents worked in the
Utah State Mental Hospital. Dorm par-
ents were Betty and John Mendenhall
originally of Las Vegas, Nevada.
Felt Hall officers included Roonie Lee. Margaret
Whittaker, Sally Clifton. Barbara Decker, Mary
Jo Mulliner, Linda Malzahn, Betty Mendenhall,
Jay Mendenhall, and John Mendenhall.
Roasting marshmallows around the fireplace
gave coeds a chance to become better ac-
quainted.
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Front row: Jan Morley, Julene Zimmerman, Eleen Crane, Jeanie Baldwin, Barbara Grasteit, Carlene Ashby, Roma Durfey, Billei O'Brien,
Anneva Franz, Margaret Halvorsew, Juanita Bryant, LaRein Jones, Lindalee Eaves, Nancy Nerdin, Margaret Coombs. Back row: Cathlen
McGregor, Kathleen Collins, Darlene Hipwell, Barbara Anderson, Elba Cochran, JoWinn Dotson, Willena Gowans, Christine Mortimer,
Isabel Barlow, Phyllis Rond, Marilyn Briskey, Lynette Chipman, Patricia Baker, Pamela Baker, Cheryl Carter, Bonnie Patterson, Karen
Green, Eileen Singley, LuAnn Montgomery, Vemice Guvler, Frances Forester.
Fox Hall women captured volleyball trophy
President
Eileen Singley
Vice President
Alex Ashston
Secretary
Julene Zimmerman
Treasurer
Jackie Rynders
Historian
Jan Morley
Sports
Kaaren Haycock
Fox Hall women proved themselves to
be volleyball champions by winning
first place honors in intramural competi-
tion. To further their team spirit, they
also wrote a special dorm song. They
entered Homecoming decorations con-
test and held openhouse for returning
alumni, friend and families. They had a
party celebrating Christmas, a Valen-
tine buddy party and frequently had
dinner exchanges between apartments.
Senior resident for Fox was Margaret
Halverson.
Fdx Hall officers included Jan Morley, Jackie
Renders, Eileen Singley, Alex Ashton, Kaaren
Haycock, and Julene Zimmerman.
Coeds worked together in making beds in
order to escape any demerits when house
check was made.
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Jeanne Merrill, Barbara Brown, Joan Bradley, Mary Lynn Beatty, DeAnn Merrill, Nancy Woffinden, Dorothy May, Kathy Bateman, Brenda
Foster, LaPriel Burnett, Ann Crandall, Judy White, Cinda Callister, Shirley Barton, Dianne Clyde, Joy Lyman, Jan Wheatfill, Rebecca
McCalab, Becky Turner, Janis Rockwood, Harriet Grass, Pam Johnson, Myrna Cluff, Loretta Bilbro.
Home Hall sought spiritual unity in dorm
Shirley Barton
Meryl Lynn Croft
Judy White
Joy Lyman
Brenda Foster
Pat Daniels
Diane Clyde
Cinda Callister
President
Vice President
Secretary
Social Chairman
Historian
Family Prayer
Academic
Sports
Sharing honors with Harris and Gates
Halls for their "most original" float in
the Homecoming parade was Home
Hall. Home also participated in the
Ugly Man contest, Snow Carnival, dorm
intramurals and sponsored Will Whittle
as one of the campus' most preferred
men. They had a Christmas invitational
and a Yuletide Fireside. Carol and Kay
King, both BYU graduates, were dorm
parents.
Home Hall officers included (front row) Linda
Callister, Pat Daniels, Barbara Brown, Meryl
Lynn Croft, Judy White, (bad row) Joy Lyman,
Deane Clyde, Shirley Barton, and Kathy Bateman.
No matter which coed in the apartment was
primping, she always received personal and
expert advice and help from the rest. w IV
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Front row. Carol Lambert, Donna Inouye, Shirley Bryars, Rose Stewart, Peggy Cardon, Christine Hatton-Ward, Judith Allan, Ruth Ann England.
Back row. Linda Craig, Debby Rice, Annette Brown. Glenna Whiting, Patty Cosseboom, Phyllis Peterson, Veloy Walker, Sybel Portie, Allie Tucker,
Kathie Arrington, Francine Plusquellic, ReNae Brooks, Diane Christensen, Lianne Pierce, Beverly Christensen, Karen Bremer, Sharon Astin. Left
Balcony: Cheryl Weitzel, Pam Ashton, Cordia Jones, Jane Degraffenried. Right balcony: Carol Anderson, Peggy Danley, Monna McEvers, Juanita
Jarvis.
Harris Hall held exchange with John men
President
Vice President
Secretary
Historian
Family Prayer
Sports Director
Shirley Bryars
Carolyn Inouye
Peggy Danley
Jane DeGraffenried
Carol Lambert
Sybil Portie
The girls in Estella Spilsbury Harris
Hall held an exchange with John Hall,
won the most original Homecoming
float trophy with Gates and Home Hall
and had a progressive dinner within the
dorm. Their dorm parents were Carole
and Kay King. The Kings had a 2*/2 year
old son, Bryan.
Officers of Harris Hall were Beverly Christen-
sen, Debbie Rice, Shirley Bryars, Jane De-
graffenried, Kris Brown, and Jean Games.
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Front row: Larry MacDonald, Lauri MacDonald, JoEllen MacDonald, Charlene Jensen, Jo Ann Haggerty, Eileen Rieff, Sue Embry, Nancy
Cullimore, Ann Brunson, Floy Seeley, Brenda Bums, Kathy Wight, Karen King, Sidney Bailey, Lynne Griffiths, Donna Dague. Second row:
Pam Romney, Charlotte Freestone, Marlene Fish, Ada Pierce, Annette Huntsman. Third row: Susan Robinson, Barbara Bastian, Paula
Rothe, Susan Hansen, Janet Keeler. Fourth row. Karen Culy, Gerry Weimer, Mema Alder, Marian Dahl, Linda Hunter, Sharon Prusse,
Marcia Guild. Balcony: Pat Hafen, Joan Robinson, Annette Cottam, Joan Lyman, Margaret Smith, Linda Giles, Bonnie Wakefield, Lee Ann
Holden, Joan Higbee, Holly Thorstad, Kaye Terry.
Dinner dance highlighted Maeser activities
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President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Social Chairmen
Historian
Family Prayer
Marian Dahl
Kay Terry
Sharon Prussy
Ann Gardner
Sydney Bailey
and Floy Seeley
Marcia Guild
Nancy Cullimore
Maeser Hall had a spring dinner dance
and dorm banquet. They celebrated
Christmas with Pixie Week and a party.
They held exchanges with Stover and
Hinckley Halls. Dorm parents were Jo-
ellen and Larry Macdonald from El
Paso, Texas. Larry had a teaching assist-
antship in accounting.
Maeser Hall officers included Front row. Sid-
ney Banley, Sharon Prusse, Marcia Guild, Mar-
ian Dahl. Back row: Kaye Terry, Floy Seeley,
Ann Gardner, and Nancy Cullimore. JoEllen
and Larry MacDonald were dorm parents.
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Front row: Jotlen McDonald, Laurie McDonald, Patsy Dally, Jo Shurtliff, Yvonne Murray, Maria Walker, Jocile Ison, Carol Westover, Jan
Tyler, Peggy Worthin, Kenna Anderson, Diane Low, Janice Danily, Linda Southworth, Vicky Bullock, Susan Miller, Susie Burns, Judy Turner,
Marcia Jones, Judy Hunt. Back row: Larry McDonald, Noreen Olpin, Kathy Shumway, Eileen Jepsen, Judy Spencer, Glynis Jones, Bonnie Runyan,
Carolyn Swenson, Ada Beth Turner, Kathy Leithead, Renee Gertsch, Kathryn Wanless, Eileen Ferkovick, Martha Hitch, Lorene Hakes, Sue Mc-
Clellan, Pat Richards, Marilyn Jensen, Alison Hunfer, Judy Brown, Marjean Andrus. Mary Ann McAllister, Ann Thomas, Carol Commack,
Crystal Burrup, Trina Adams, Ine Lee Cook-
Penrose coeds sponsored social events
President
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Social Chairmen
Family Prayer
Sports
Historian
Jan Tyler
Yvonne Murray
Linda Southworth
Sue McClellan
Judy Brown,
Peggy Worthin
Allison Hunter
Sandy Mathewson
Martha Hitch
Dinners were popular with the women
in Penrose Hall. They had supper ex-
changes within the hall, pot luck sup-
pers, a turkey dinner and a dorm ban-
quet. They had a freshman get-together
with their sister hall Maeser, a going
away party, and unbirthday party, ex-
changes, talent shows and candle pass-
ings as part of the dorm social life. Carol
Westover was Penrose senior resident.
Penrose Hall officers included (front row) Caro-
lyn Swenson, Martha Hitch, Jan Tyler, Yvonne
Murray, Judi Brown, (back row) Beth Slade,
Susan Miller, Lois Jean Call, Sue McClellan,
Linda Southworth, Sandee Mathewson, and Peggy
Worthen.
A last spray of hair lacquer made sure that
wind or rain would not ruin a coed's hairdo.
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Sue Robinson, Gay Ripley, Vicki Bean, Chris Otterstrom, Mary Ann Waugh. Annette Williamson, Linda Bell, Dixie Cothran, Karen Dietz, Daphne
Paez, Linda Kruis, Lorraine Schwendiman, Trudy Teichert, Ann Miller, Lela Mouritsen, Chris Myntti, Hertha Ison, Diane Hess, Colleen Cameron,
Sharon Smith, Jill Pollard, Julie Walton, Marie Bringhurst, Pat Evans, Cheryl Hunter, Shirley Gillam.
Girls in Rogers dorm held a Pixie Week
President
Mary Ann Waugh
Vice President
Ilene Skinner
Secretary
Trudy Teichert
Treasurer
Chris Otterstrom
Social Chairman
Sue Robinson
Publicity
Renee Yancy
Historian
Sharon Smith
Sonja and George Kland acted as activi-
ty counselors, advisers, and "parents" for
the women of Rogers Hall. George, who
was doing graduate work in zoology,
had to play handyman for many dorm
repair jobs. The women in Rogers had
an invitational dinner-dance, a Christ-
mas pixie party, canyon parties, ex-
change dinners, a taffy pull and an
awards banquet on their social slate.
Rogers Hall officers included (front row) Eileen
Skinner, Mary Ann Waugh, Sue Robinson, (back
row) Chris Otterstrom, Cheryl Hunter, Shirley
Gillam, Renee Yancy, Trucy Teichert, Sonja and
George Kland.
Mr. Bell's ingenious invention made it possible
for most coeds to pass away many hours.
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Fro« i-o«': Bonnie Duell, Susan Woodcock, Judy Benson, Judy Fetzer, Janice Renell, Meretta Skidmore, Janice Bradford, Judy Gardner, Linda
Haggberg, Susan Polley, Mary Jane Johnston, Ann Carrigan, Carolyn Olsen, Pamela Cannon, Linda Larson, Juneve Scoresby, Mary Jane Shimoda.
Back row: Patsy Facer. Verla Noyes, Sylvia Hendrickson, Maryann Durfey, Judy Phillips, Susan Rounds, Paula Patterson, Cheryl Rew, Karen
Williams, Carolyn Thomas, Roziland Collier, Linda Quinton, Diane Sutton, Judy Sparks, Marianna McClellan, Maureen Gardner, Susan Kedding-
ton, Chris Smith, Charlene Garrett, Dana Wartena.
A. Richards Hall women found dorm life fun
President
Susan Keddington
Vice President
Linda Long
Secretary
Paula Patterson
Treasurer
Verla Noyes
Historian
Maryann Olsen
Social Kathy
and Karen Eriksson
Culture
Linda De Vries
Alice Richards Hall started their social
activities with a get-acquainted dinner.
This was followed by a Halloween ex-
change which was complete with spook
alley. At Christmas time Richards had a
buddy party in a western theme. Tribute
was paid to outstanding students in the
dorm at a special Honor Night, and an-
other night was set aside for art culture.
Senior resident was Mary Carr.
A. Richards Hall officers included (front row)
Mary Eleanor Carr, Susan Keddington, Verla
Noyes, (back row) Maryann Olsen, Paula Pat-
terson, Linda Long, Karin Eriksson, Sonja and
George Kland.
Most coeds took their turn in cooking and per-
forming other domestic duties in the apartment.
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Front row: Joyce Hurst, Claudia Moss, Anne Morrison, Ronelda Neilson, Katherine Oniatt, Sheryl McPhie, Gayle Groo, Bonnie Johnson, Margaret
Ekins, Marilyn Stubbs, Betty Lee, Betsy Sonnicksen, Judy Wells, Linda Layne, Anne Schofield, Sylvia Barger, Connie Lewis, Pat Penrod, Elaine
Bitton, Many Ann Reynolds. Back row: Susan Brinton, Gay Rasband, Laurel Cook, Donna Dumford, Sharon Ruggles, Rose Palmer, Linda Maughan,
Ann Palmer, J. Deanne Ferrin, Carolyn Wright, Anita Weston, Kathy Scott, Mareen Evertsen, Bari Shown, Linda Sprunger, Karen Hurst, Karen
Kremin, Linda Morris, Marcia Martineau.
Homecoming united Shipp Hall Coeds
President
Vice President
Secretary
Social Chairman
Historian
Ann Morrison
Anne Schofield
Joanne Miller
Mareene Evertsen
Margaret Ekins
As was true with most of the other
dorms, Shipp Hall found that Home-
coming activities helped particularly to
unite the dorm and create feelings of
fellowship as the girls pooled ideas and
talents to dream up float and housing
decorations. At Christmas they had a
party and Pixie Week. A dorm break-
fast and a banquet and exchanges help-
ed keep them busy the rest of the year.
Acting as dorm parents for Shipp Hall
were Shirley and John Beagley.
Shipp Hall officers included Anne Schofield,
JoAnne Morrison, Shirley and John Beagley, and
JoAnn Mellor.
During the week, each apartment was assigned
different house duties in order to keep the
dorm spotless from top to bottom.
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Front row: Ruth Ann Harrison, Dana Morris, Linda Petrone, Bonnie Culley, Marilyn Hale, Barbara Cluff, Doris Harmon, Ellen Waite. Second row:
Gloria Nyland, Susan Hyte, Karen Stipac, Janet Eubanks, Jamar Hurren, Ida Bartholomew, Loraine Croft, Marjorie Farnsworth, Sherry Raner, Nancy
Giles, Carol McCrummen, Ina Stolworthy, Shelly Smith, Jean Stoddard, Mary Kent, Pat Hilton, Lou Ann Stewart, Cheryl Schrade, Lynn Raner. Left
balcony: Joan Merrill, Colleen Germer, Susan Logie, Penny Snith, Mary Jo Hoffman, Anita Voelitz. Right balcony: Janet Reeve, Pat Ursenback,
Liz Terry, Mary Harper, Julia Terry, Julie Malonf, Nancy Stokes, Lynn Astwood.
Weekly dorm personality chosen in Snow Hall
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Social Chairman
Sports Chairman
Family Prayer
Culture
Laraine Croft
Mary Jo Hoffman
Colleen Germer
Ida Bartholomew
Julia Terry
Nancy Giles
Ranee Harris
Cheryl Raner
Robison Hall received the housing schol-
arship trophy in the fall for having been
the dorm with the highest grade point
the preceding semester. They held open-
house during Homecoming, put on a
talent show and had many parties and
exchanges. Shirley and John Beagley
were dorm parents.
Robison Hall officers included Shirley Beagley,
Cheryl Beagley. John Beagley, Lynne Raner, Lor-
raine Croft, Colleen Germer, and Mary Jo Hoff-
man.
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Maxine Crossley, Pat Stuart, Mary Alice Jorgenson, Mickey Jensen. Back row: Cleo Jackson, Athlyn Newton, Mary Woolwine, Kathy Jones.
Judy Noorda, Jane Schroder, Jane Lewis, Roberta Laney, Caralyn Rappeleye, *Pam Stott, Julie Lyons, Jeanne Tolley, Jane Scholes, Judy Skinner,
Sharon Johnson. Sandy Howell. Joy Hase, Marion Brown, Cheryl Slocum, Anne Krey, Linda Sorenson, Bev Hart, Stephanie Harper, Bonnie Baird.
Robison Hall coeds had a high GPA
President
Vice President
Secretary
Social Chairmen
Historian
Jane Scholes
Mickey Jensen
Kathy Jones
Penny Clark and
Athlyn Newton
Kathy Bond
Girls in Snow Hall sported dorm sweat
shirts. Each week they selected a dorm
personality. Their dorm activities in-
cluded a buddy party and a picnic. They
won honorable mention for their Home-
coming housing decorations. Glenda and
Robert Brady substituted as parents for
the girls.
Snow Hall officers included Mickey Jensen
Kathy Jones. Jane Scholes, Kathi Bond, Glenda
Brady, and Robert Brady.
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Front row: Nolan Mangelson, Marian Mangelson, Joyce Bills, Myrna Dudley, Ann Merrill, Valeria Workman, Shirley Paetsch, Joyce Boyle, Myrna
Keller, Cheryl Hubbard, Joan Naser, Marilyn Dickson, Mabel Banta. Second row: Barbara Duffin, Sandy Snider, Sue Phair, Jill Jensen, Marilyn
Dickson, Kay Hill, Susan Beard, Diane Johnston, Marva Mefferd, Kathy Shipp, Sharon Stahle, Dorothy Judy, Charlotte Whittaker, Kathy Skinner,
Linda Lowe, LaNita Larsen, Dianne Dredge, Vera Glass, Linda Bowen, Elaine Elkington, Liz Merney- Balcony: Sue Hooper, Margene Hubbard,
Bonnie Howell, Karren Gardner, Shirley Paskett, Pat Johnson, Louise Smith, Connie Stevens, Bonnie Davidson, Judith Lee, Ann Summerhays,
Lynette Jones, Rozanne Edwards, Sue Duffin.
M F Smith Hall held welcoming picnic
Mary Fielding Smith Hall commenced
its activities with a welcome back pic-
nic. They held a surprise early morning
breakfast and a fashion show culture
night. One highlight of the year was
their buddy party which included a
carnival, marriage booth, food auction
and dancing. Marian and Nolan Mangel-
son were dorm parents of Smith and
Wells Halls. Nolan, a Utah State grad-
uate, was majoring in chemistry.
Mary Fielding Hall officers included Joyce Boyle,
Margret Bott, Lanita Larsen, Myrna Dudley, Joyce
Bills, and Linda Bradshaw.
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Front row: Marion Mangelson, Heather McMaster, Carina Castagneto, Barbara Pettit, Mary Ann Bryan, Georgia Duche, Karren Bills, Nedra
Webster, Blanche Ruflin, Marcia Mills. Back row: Nolan Mangelson, Danelle Jarvis, Wayvellea Massey, Bonnie Powell, Linda Jean Wallace,
Dorothy May, Judy Waite, Lynne Hammond, Marci Townsley, Claudia Cole, Ardyth Oien, Geraldine Carmen, Lena Poulton. Left balcony: Mary
Speigel, Anne Laney, Carol Carter, Janice Webster. Right balcony: Kathleen Asay, DeeAnn Jenkins, Renae Howell, Ardean Toler.
Wells Hall coeds had Sadie buddy party
President
Vice President
Secretary
Social Chairman
Gerry Carmen
Diana Hileman
Terry Brewer
Shauna Sheffield
A Sadie Hawkins Day buddy party was
one of the dorm parties held by the
girls in Emmeline Wells Hall. In addi-
tion to special parties and exchanges,
they held a monthly culture night,
monthly family night, periodic inter-
apartment parties. They liked contests,
too, and sponsored an annual tug-of-
war and an inter-department door-deco-
rating contest plus displaying their tal-
ents in Homecoming dorm decorations
contests, snow sculpturing and songfest.
Wells Hall officers included (front row) Shauna
Sheffield, Helen Rawlins, Georgia Duche, Ranae
Howell, (back row) Junell Crandall, Pat Weber,
Gerry Carmen, Eldee Bangerter, Jeani McRae, and
Ardean Toler.
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Fras/ raw: Frankie Redden, Karen Wheelwright, Barbara Hutchings, Lynell Kynaston, Linda Miller, Elsyne Hinckley. Back row. Beth Ricks, Rama
White, Leilani Chalker, LaDona McMurdie, Loa Freer, Susan Ward, Belva Richins, Janet Hutchings, Arlea Gibson, Judy Larsen, Elaine McCoy,
Barbara Holvik, Janice Neilson, Carolyn Brandt, Carol Crismon, Kathleen Reeve, Lynn Greenhall, Glenda Lee, Barbara Wagner, Jean Hust,
Marjorie Hyde, Linda Fairclough, Nancy Homer, Diane Hillard, Katherine Thompson. Left balcony: Judy Phelps, Neta Maxwell, Judy Home,
Leilani Beleele, Durinda Predmore. Right balcony: Linda Scott, V-Ann Warner, Shirley Smurthwaite, Karen Schwartz, MinNette Woodard, Susan
Day.
Lucy Mack Smith Hall won housing trophy
President
Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer
Senior Resident
V-Ann Warner
Linda Conrad
Darlene Senke
Linda Scott
Homecoming housing sweepstakes tro-
phy was won by the women of Lucy
Mack Smith Hall. They kept their social
slate filled with a Thanksgiving ban-
quet, Christmas party, exchange dinners
with their sister hall, culture nights,
buddy parties, a slumber party, dinner-
dance, sponsored Monte Smith as Most
Preferred Man and participated in dis-
playing Trousseau Treasures during
Women's Week. Linda Lee Scott was
senior resident.
Luck Mack Smith Hall officers included Darlene
Senke. Linda Conrad, Linda Scott, and V-Ann
Warner. Members of LM Smith Hall collected
money to buy decorations for the dorm Christmas
tree.
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Bottom row. Mariana Meyers, Andrea Pulley, Diane Murdock, Sherry Albrethsen, Julie Alder, Arlene Taylor, Liela Wert, Juan Hiclcey, Maryane
Payne, Ann Nichols, Susan McGuire, Carolyn Snapp, Francis Turner, Marie Hanks, Margarie Cooper, Moana Rogers, Katy Shumway, Julie Harris,
Joann Harris. Top row. Diane Tipton, Joan Lovenbury, Cheriane Greathouse, Beverly Johnson, Karla Jensen, Peggy Thane, Aria Culver, Karen
Edwards, Charmaine Crowder, Sandra Egan, Carol Ford, Liz Quinn, Lydia Moody, Linda Crow, Cynthia Williams, Kay Thomas, Sharron Haag,
Carolyn Creer, Payla Carlston, Linda Weber, Elaine Peart, Linda Reese, Sue Stewart. Judy Payton, Kathy Thompson, Gay Hagburg, Dorothy Cook,
Gretchen Ehr, Tana Hopkin.
Coeds in Carroll Hall entered campus competition
President
Vice President
Secretary
Social
Historian
Family Prayer
Culture
Art Director
Sharon Haag
Kay Thomas
Elizabeth Quinn
Carolyn Snapp
Sherry Albrethsen
Carolyn Creer
Cynthia Williams
Aria Culver
The 72 women in Carroll Hall became
"aunts" when dorm mother Evelyn Niel-
son had a baby boy shortly after school
commenced. Dorm dad Allen was a
graduate studying agronomy.
Carroll Hall social life began with a
dorm breakfast. The rest of the year
was filled with exchanges, parties, talent
shows and firesides.
Under the warmth of an automatic hair dryer
a coed could relaxe and do her studying at
the same time lounging on her bed.
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Bottom row: Jim Rawls, Barbara Rawls, Gloria Jacobsen, Janice Taylor, Reva Carter, Sherri Jensen, Marian Brockhoff, Clair Brockoff,
Ann McLeod, Ann Bunker, Kola Pehrson, Clydene Rytting, Linda Trusty, Bobbi Tanner, Donna Nelson, Frances Ammons, Jolene Bunker,
Shirley Thayne, Gene Hinckley. Top row: Rae Ann Talley, Lynne Robertson, Debbie Talley, Karen Moss, Kathy Keith, Georgianne Hare,
Delores Monson, JoAnn Eckersley, Rayjean Hydeman, Trelva Johnson, Sherre Auemig, Karen Miller, Leslie Nims, Lynne Blackum,
Linda McCarty, Martha Duker, Sydney Baton, Sandy McClain, Barbara Taylor, Cathy Kearl, Janice Bilbiland, Linda Tolman, Terry
Sowers, Carol Searle.
Fugal Hall's "Moonlight" Invitational glowed
Fugal Hall officers included Gloria Jacobsen, Karen Miller, Janice Taylor, and Trelva Johnson
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President
Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer
Social
Historian
Family Prayer
Janice Taylor
Pat Ford
Grelva Johnson
Gloria Jacobsen
Judy Parks,
Catherine Kearl
Nola Pierson,
Ann Bunker
"Moonlight and Roses" was the theme
of Fugal Hall's invitational held in
March. Fugal had various exchanges,
held openhouse during Homecoming,
had an awards banquet at which time
new officers were installed. Some of the
women of Fugal spent time helping the
patients at the Utah State Mental Hos-
pital. The dorm also participated in in-
tramural activities. Barbara and James
Rawls were dorm parents.
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Front row: Darlene Moore, Joye Williams, Shari Spiro, Nita Hilton, Betty Christensen, Keren Jones, Marie Kilvington, Sheila Allsap, Judy
Jones, Pam Isaacson, Sheila Vest, Jean Hollingshead- Second row: Lauri Hooper, Karen Hooper, Barbara LaPray, Marilyn Campbell, Judy
Moses, Carol Fawns, Darlene Hatch, Sandy Schenk, Dandy Dean, Louise Lindsay, Uvene Haws, Rolaine Henderson, Darelyn Servoss,
Suzanne Stuck, Nina Raddon, Arlene Christensen, Pat West, Linda Willis, Velma Summers, Ada Smith, Sharlene McClellan, Bonnie Lauper,
Julia Laurence, Joanne Abegglen, Deni Crandal. Back row: Pat Sainsbury, Madge Schofield, Nadine Hoem, Deanne Young, Nancy Thomas,
Carolyn Roberts, Judy Willis, Greer DeWitt, Judi Carlston.
Gates Hall coeds shared house duties
Gates Hall officers included Nina Raddon, Kathy Young, Pamela Isaacson,
Carlston, Judy Willis, Karen Hooper, and Gary Hooper.
Barbara LaPray, Judi
President
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Social Chairman
Barbara Lapray
Judy Willis
Kathy Young
Judy Carlston
Rolaine Henderson
Gates Hall coeds were awarded the
scholarship trophy for fall semester
having attained the highest GPA. The
float they helped build was awarded the
"most original" trophy. They held ex-
changes, Halloween and Christmas par-
ties, and a spring banquet.
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VILATE M KJIMBALL HALL
r :ii t ,„ui r«,n>» WVhh loan Smith Marcia Hall Merilee Holcomb, Heidi McKenzie, Anita Maxfield, Lana Carpen-
fef Ta^e ^Ur p\grbEdrtding on J nte' ianiels ^^GeraS Olson, Carolyn Hazen, Sallianne Merrill, Sandra Slink, Ann Pugh, Marilyn
BaVjean Curt Bernl Jones,gElaine Denkers, Carol Beckstead. Top «m: Linda Staples Carol Hood Marilyr ^Cochran Bonme Nabons
Gloria Teuller Fora Decker Phyllis Nielson, Diann Jensen, Kathy Parker, Bobin Titensor, Ceraldme Arnold, Glenda Ahls^om, Francme
Shumwav Marsha Peterson Xndrea Thompson, Diane Hatch, Karen Bramwell, Janet Nielsen, Mary Moore, Lucy Harwood Mary Harwood,
SZa WtoTnt Pat Fritzsche, Pat Shefer, Faye Bartholomew, Ramona Moore, Sandi Bleyl, Virginia Durrant, Mayre Rasmussen, Sheda
Bobbs, Jo Thompson, Kaye Robinson.
Kimball Hall heads set "engaged" tradition
Engene and Camelia Lambert were dorm parents of Kimball Hall. Officers included
Gefaldine Olson, Peggy Eddington, Ann Pugh, Cynthia Whiting, and Janet Nielsen.
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Social Chairman
Publicity
Historian
Family Prayer
Peggy Eddington
Jerri Olson
Ann Pugh
Cynthia Whiting
Pat Fritsche
Carolyn Hazel
Sharon Reed
Jean Curtis
Among the dorm activities were surprise
breakfasts, talent nights, sports, an
awards and academic banquet, and an
unbirthday party. Every other Saturday
morning guest speakers were invited to
address the dorm on either a religious
or academic subject. Girls who became
engaged or pinned during the year were
honored with a candle passing cere-
mony. Dorm parents were Camelia and
Eugene Lambert.
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Bottom row. Donald Sedgwick, Virginia Sedgwick, Debrah Sedgwick, Janet Brunsen. Mary Lou Matkin, Diane Anderson. Amaryllis Lindsey.
Dawn Perry, Nancy Strong, Sondra Merrell, Laurie Galligher, Karen Christensen, Karen Jensen. Ann Jackson, Paula Timmons, Norma Hadley.
Linda Higham, Laura Barclay, Barbara Richards, Sally Miner, Mary Alice Collier, Carol McCall, Mary Lou Martin, Judy Elbourn. Lorraine Cox.
Hilde Willenbacher. Top row: Martha Turner, Joan Roylance, Judy Roylance, Janet Burningham, Sandy Rollins, Dorothy Parsons, Marlene Ditt-
more, Jane Wagstaff, Janet Tolman, Mary Jo Wangsgard, Clare Huber. Janelle Ray. Beth Nicol, Carol Thatcher, Ann Freestone. Kathryn Lewis.
Susann Jarvis, Ann Madsen, Ann Clark.
Emily Richards Hall was flooded in fall
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Social Chairman
Historian
Norma Hadley
Dawn Perry
Laura Barclay
Vicki Liljenquist
Miriam Osmond
Jane Hatch
Officers of Emily Richards Hall included Laura Barchny, Dawn Perry, Vicky Liljenquist,
and Norma Hadley. Virginia and Donald Sedgwick were the dorm parents.
A broken water pipe created havoc and
hysteria in the basement of Emily Rich-
ards Hall after a particularly hard rain.
The water broke windows, ruined some
of the trunks stored on the floor and left
several girls temporarily homeless. Un-
daunted by the inconvenience, however,
the dorm rallied to hold exchanges with
Helaman Halls, their annual dinner-
dance, annual spring banquet and hon-
ored dorm scholars with a scholarship
night. Dorm father Donald Sedgewick
was enrolled in the MBA program and
dorm mother Virginia graduated from
BYU in homemaking education.
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Bottom rote: Shirley Leech, Susan Hammar, Diana Snow, Charlene Saxton, Janice White, Beverly Snideman, Connie Tawes, Joann Pearson,
Janet Limburg, Val Limburg, Mary Aileen Weight, Mary Jo Weight, Howard Weight, Nancy Viella, Sharon Packer, Yvonne Neuhuys,
Judy Mortenson, Sue Banker, Liz Johnson, Janet Wilson, Kathy Fromm, Karen Scott. Top row. Judy Smith, Sherril Willes, Sherrie Ever-
ett, Linda Eastwood, Evalee Gifford, Bonnie Nichols, Maryann Price, Elaine Peterson, Shannon Smith, Marilyn Schaap, Claudia Davis,
Ruth Flint, Carolyn Chilos, Ludene Lovvrey, Betty Vance, Karen Hammond, Marilyn Miller, Karen Smith, Margene Hall, Ronda Dexter,
Kay Goudy, Linda Carter, Jayne Ravenscroft, Naomi Jacobs.
Tingey Hall women had a "Sleighr-ide"
Tingey Hall officers included Linda Carter, Suzanne Hall, Elizabeth Johnson, Ruth Flint,
Linda Eastwood, Sharon Rich, and Connie Orr, Val and Jan Limburg were dorm parents.
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Social Chairman
Publicity
Ruth Ann Flint
Suzanne Hall
Linda Eastwood
Sharon Rich
Linda Carter
Connie Orr
Janet and Val Lindburg were the dorm
parents for the women of Tingey Hall
the past year. Val was doing graduate
work in TV and radio technology. A
winter "Sleighride" dinner-dance spark-
ed the dorm's social life. They held an
honor banquet later in the year, had a
dorm picnic buddy party, exchanges, a
swimming party and a fireside. Tingey
women also tried their touch at taffy-
pulling at a dorm taffy party.
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Kneeling: Kathryn Keate, Irene Andrus, Lorna Reed, Susan Schultz, Margaret Matheson, Susan Jacobsen, Donna Jacobsen, Nancy Taylor,
Karren Sarret. Botton row: Robert Peterson, Linda Peterson and baby Kimberley, Ilene Andrus, Karen Pehrson, Cathy Culbertson, Carolyn
Beckstead, JoAnn Evans, Vonnie Schaefermeyer, Carolyn Amell, Karen Mangelson, Sharon Harmon, Sandy Higgins, Connie Palmer, Lexie
Hill, Beverly Bird, Marilyn Ward, Carol Walt, Sandra Reasor, Nancy Niswender, JoAnn Clark, Marilyn Downs, Kathy Ross, Cheryl Hun-
ter, Julia Whitby, Jeannine Low, Rosanne Low. Top row: Karen Dille, Dot Holgate, Francis Hughes, Nora Knoght, Wilma Wright, Eleanor
Johnson, Laree Gumey, Detra Vogler, Marsha Glover, Pat Jesperson, JoAnn Durrant, Myrtle Shumway, LaNila Robertson, Sandy Hatch,
Alice Callahan, Janet Croft, Pat Cheney, Marily Laudie, Lynn Wachter, Ann Hathaway, Elizabeth Ream, Nancy Kelly, Sydney Kent,
Beverly Bowen, Becky Smith, Dee Reade, Phyllis Nelson, Marilyn Miller, Carol Mallea, Linda Ott.
Whitney Hall coeds won intramural trophy
Whitney Hall officers included Front row: Dorothy Reade, Sandi Reasor, Susan Schultz,
Lorna Reed, JoAnn Durrant. Back row: Alyse Edgerton, Sydney Kent, Anne Hathaway,
Eleanor Johnson, Nancy Kelly, and Elisabeth Ream.
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Social Chairman
Sue Schulz
Lorna Reed
Elinore Johnson
Alyse Edgerton
Nancy Taylor
Energetic Whitney Hall women copped
the first place trophy in women's basket-
ball intramurals. They earned a week-
end vacation from housework by win-
ning a slave auction of the men in their
ward. Among their dorm activities were
a Thanksgiving banquet, buddy parties,
exchanges and a dinner-dance. At fam-
ily prayer the dorm honored a personal-
ity of the week and any engaged women
who wished to pass the goblet. Dorm
parents were Linda and Robert Peter-
son.
Bottom row: Roy Bennion, Ken Bennion, Carol Bennion, Nora Call, Eileen Mitton, Bonnie Roddick, Carol Kitchen, Jan Rice, Jeanne Stone, Carolyn
Crandall, Pat Knowlton, Teddi Johnson, Carol Conley, Janet Taylor, Sharon Stay, Eileen Bunnell, Betty Hunsaker, Mary Roberts, Gigi Brunt, Sally
Drawhorn, Gayle Hall, Janice Merkley. Top row. Susan Zimmerman, Carmen Spencer, LaRose Hendrix, Elizabeth Player, Mary Beth Arbon, Zan
Avati, Janelle Riding, Ann Odell, Carole Porter, Lyn Enger, Mary Zettel, Brenda Cope, Anita Woodruff, Mary Morrison, Nancy Gail Brown, Ilene
Michie, Pat Lewis, Karen Cassell, Kathy Wright, Roselin Nielson, Arlene Nielson, Kay Crockett, Ruth Reid, Linda Robertson, Loahnna Thron-
hill, Jane Steed.
Young Hall coeds were best housekeepers
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Gale Hall
Arlene Pieper
Betty Hunsaker
La Rose Hendrix
The women of Zina Young Hall dis-
played the trophy they had won the
year before for being the best house-
keepers in the Heritage Halls. In addi-
tion to holding monthly progressive din-
ners, Young Hall women had a Thanks-
giving dinner and a spring banquet, and
they also held an invitational and a
slumber party during the year. Dorm
father Roy Bennion was working on his
master's degree in physics. Dorm mother
Carol was a BYU graduate.
Young Hall officers included (front row) Kath-
erine Wright, Pat Knowlton, Gayle Hall, Arlene
Pieper, Gigi Brunt, (back row) Roy Bennion,
Kent Bennion, Carol Bennion, Sharon Stay, Geor-
gia Biddulph, Carrole Porter, and Loahnna Thorn-
hill.
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Front row. Babette Petty. Barbara Livingston, Gloria Sobek, Linda Shaw, Margaret Lang, Gayle Linda Richee, Joan Longhurst, Marjorie Silver,
Iva Thompson. Virginia Poole. Second row. Louise Winevaid, Judy Stephens, Sara Jane Tanner, Penny Richins, :Lynnette Rhees, Lynnette Webb,
Ann Welch, Donna Morrison, Cynthia Nellis, Vinette Parry, Georgia Milton. Back row. Nancy Stoker, Claudia Veteto, Lee Landers, Karon Rich-
ardson, Peggy Smith. Jan Terry, Sharon Stradling, Carol Ricks, Julie Polly. Marilyn Myers, Carolyn Pechstein, Faye Sibbett, Linda Slack, Jane
Mathis, Gary McBride. Liesel McBride, Darleis" McBride.
Amanda Knight dorm celebrated 25th year
Oldest of the women's dormitories was
Amanda Knight, which celebrated its
25th anniversary by decorating its
Homecoming float like a birthday cake.
Each semester the dorm held a formal
dinner to honor all of the women who
had birthdays during that time. Women
brought their favorite fellows to the
Leprechaun Ball, the Amanda Knight
Invitational. In the spring the dorm
went Polynesian to sponsor its tradi-
tional luau.
Amanda Knight was one of the four wo-
men's dormitories which provided both
room and board facilities.
The Amanda Knight Dorm Council included
(from row) Gary McBride, Leisel McBride. Jane
Matthis, Berthene Elvin. Vickie Brent, Bobette
Petty, (back row) Karon Richardson, Patricia
Jackson, Julie Polly, and Linda Mertz.
Amanda Knight
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Historian
Social Chairman
Julie Ann Polly
Marilyn Forsythe
Marcia Halladay
Patricia Jackson
Babette Petty
Lynda Mertz
Amanda Knight Hall Family Council included
(front row) Pennie Richins, Pamela Harrison,
Evelyn Marie Brown, Jane Matthis, (back row)
Carol Gold, Ann Welch, Ginny Goodsell, June
Christensen, Berthene Elvin.
Front row. Marilyn Forsyth, Camille Bastian, Clare Lou Hoppe, Marie Brown, Celia Johnston, Terri Horrocks, Betty Hansen, Anelladee Cooper,
Gloria Garcia, June Christensen, Diana Dewey. Second row: Kris Allred, Lonnie Gilbreath, Carol Anderson, Edlyn Anderson, Jeanie Browning,
Lynette Bowers, Margaret Grafuis, Diane Dishinger, Judy Goddard, Janet Franson, Joan Anderson, Carol Anderson, Diane Heesch, Berthene
Elvin, Patricia Jackson. Back row: Carol Gold, Helen Cody, Ann Collins, Marsha Cerny, Marcia Jensen, Carol Ingram, Ginny Goodsell, Pam
Finnigan, Sue Caraway, Ann Caraway, Sue Henderson, Bonnie Acomb, Betty Calic, Janean Hanks, Wanda Cowart, Lynn Brookhauser, RaNae Hadley,
Judy James, Cheryl Crawley.
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Active Terrace 7D-C coeds copped honors
Front row: Jane Lyons, Gail Christiansen, Sharron Ossmen, Kathy Lusk, Carolyn Burt, Linda Pierce, Linda Peters, Sister Prengel and Becky, Andrea
Olsen, Maline Cropper. Second row: Virginia Parrish, Sharon Parrish, LeAn Wiley, Charlene Sant, Alice Pelletier. Back row: Kathleen Devitt, Laura
Searle, Christine Cox, Dorothy Hill, Donna Scott, Carolyn Hunt, Janice Robinson, Susan Warner, Elaine Lemon, Charlotte Sandberg, Melodic
Matheny, Ruth Romeril, Linda Nielsen, Gale Liebsack-
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Social Chairman
Melody Metheny
Sharon Parrish
Delyse Hansen
Linda Owen
Maline Cropper
Cooperation from the women of dorms
7 C and D of Wymount Terrace helped
their housing quad to win first place for
women's housing decorations during
Homecoming. They also won honors for
having the most humorous Homecom-
ing float. They entered two candidates
in the Belle of the Y contest. They had
two exchanges, a culture night and a
St. Patrick's Day buddy party. Kay and
Roger Prengel acted as dorm parents.
Roger was majoring in English.
Getting up in the morning always included a ritual of stretching and yawning and shaking
off the effects of going to bed too late. In fact, more classes were missed because of sleep-
ing in than any other prominent cause.
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Terrace coeds in IB and C shared dessert
Front row. Karen Larkin, Marilyn McNiel, Andrea Lee, Shannon Robison. Second row: Ellen Tomlin, Sharon Sessions, Laurel Hogan, Beverly
Davis, Jeanette Johnston, Lee Heath, Karen King, Sandra Hutchcraft, Bonnie Bain, Luanne McClellan, Marianne West, Cherilyn Jacobsmeyer, Lynn
Hicken, Carol Pryor, Rosemary Henley, Shirley Hart, Linda Evans, Sharon McWhirt, Judy Baker, Meg Evans, Rosalie McKay. Back row: Kay
Rydatch, Jeane Young, JoAnn Whittier.
Hugh Nibley addressed a gathering of the coeds who lived in Complex One, Buildings B
and C, as a part of their culture program.
President
Karen Espe
Vice President
Mina Richins
Secretary
Margaret Ellis
Treasurer
Andrea Lee
Historian
Pam Crosby
Halls B and C of Wymount Terrace
were organized as one unit composed of
98 women under head resident Mrs.
Karolla Carman. Women in the halls be-
gan the tradition of exchanging desserts
with another apartment each Thursday
night. They frequently invited guest
speakers to evening family prayer. Santa
came early in the morning to deliver
their Pixie presents at a dorm breakfast.
In the spring they had an invitational
appropriately themed "Younger than
Springtime."
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Front row: Nancy Hawk, Deena Hopkins, Donna Kremer. Bobbie White, Barbara Grumen, Trudy Rhoton, Diana Davies, Kathy Clark. Second
row. Susan Willmore, Delores Marquez, Linda Arnett, Karen Espe, Suzanne Pedeu, Carol Wright, Kathy Johnson, Willie Etchevery, Sandy Sterger,
Julianne Crowley, Linda Winder, Sue Thorstensen. Third row: Karen Wik, Gayle Hasleton, Becky Rees, Bobbi Johnson, Kay Horn, Kathy Leighton,
Mary Ginn, Dee Davis, Shauna Bowen, Barbara Ellsworth. Back row: Marianne Fames, Linda Henion.
Wymount, Complex B and C officers included (front row) Susan Willmore, Margaret
Ellis, Sherry McKay, Pam Crosby, Manly McNiel, (back row) Mina Richins, Andrea Lee,
Judy Baker, Karen Espe, Meg Evans, and Cherilyn Jacobsmeyer.
Karulla Carmen, Dorm Mother
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Italian patio party held by Terrace 1A-B
Ftoni rou: Eileen Anderson. Nancy Anderson. Joan Aaron. Carol Tanner, Carmen Calderwood, Lynn Kennard, Virginia Humphries, Irene Canning,
Sharon Heath, Joan Brinsmead. Carol Young. Diane Youngblood, Pamela Harris. Ghenia Phelps, Connie Bruce, Elenor Glazier, Norma Christen-
sen. Second rou-. JoAnne Cochean. Sandra Rushton. Bod row. Sharlene Stone, Ada Johnson, Marcia Ballard. Bonna Atwood, Sylvia Smith, Margaret
Cain. Pat Klingman. Pamela Kimball, Stella Bowen. Suzanne Bateman. lone Beutler, Caroline Bell.
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Social Chairman
Historian
Family Prayer
Scholarship
Carolyn Kennard
Susan Nelson
Mary Ann Black
Connie Clark
Sylvia Smith
Connie Bruce
Margaret Ashby
Bonnie Bybee
The combined Wymount Terrace units
A and part of B were under the guid-
ance of dorm parents Boberta and Ste-
phen Clark. The women of these halls
joined with the rest of Wymount Ter-
race for a catered Italian patio dinner
with the Program Bureau providing en-
tertainment. They decorated a Christ-
mas tree and had a dance afterwards,
held culture nights, exchanges, dinners
and an invitational.
When coeds moved into Wymount Terrace
apartments, they found they had to keep house
in addition to keeping up with their studies.
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These were last women in Knight Mangum
Front row: Shirley Waite, Susan Williams, Shirley Santos, Sara Taylor, Janet Ereckson, Diane Shean, Elaine Smith. Dorette Rose, Second row: Mar-
cia Barrett, Claudette Fueston, Roxene Geddes, Toni Jones, Nancy Hansk, Paula Deschamps, Rose Weidenheimer, Glenna Eccker, Ada Gray, Judy
Thompson, Margo Sevier, Sandy Wayman, Nancy Hanks. Third row; Bernice Smeal, Terry Rosha, Ev Lynn Stott, Barbara Simms, Eloise Barms,
Mary Ann Blair, Lynn Richardson, Sharon Roylance. Ginger Erekson, Bronwyn Hughes. Virginia Lotzman, Mardy Sobin. Bad row: Annette Kow-
laski, Kathy Barnes, Jeanne Hopkins, Dorinda Lowman, Donna Whitter, Sylvia Noyes, Diana Derr, Margaret Blackham, Gloria Johnson, Mary
Tischnever, Lori Peay, Bonnie Weise.
"Mother Wore a Beard" was the theme
of the assembly which Knight Mangum
presented. They held openhouse during
Homecoming where they displayed in-
dividual desk decorations and lobby
decorations that showed examples of
the crafts or talents of Knight Mangum
women. At Christmas they had a door
decorating contest. They had an autumn
birthday dinner, a spring Honors Ban-
quet, culture nights, a Hawaiian luau
with plants from Hawaii, made Song-
fest finals and placed high in women's
intramurals. Carol and Vern Bean were
their dorm parents.
Knight Mangum officers included {front row)
Stevie Kraus, Geralyn Goo, Carol Westover,
Carol Bean, Vern Bean, Shirley Waite, Karen
Lyon, (back row) Delores Jones, Marcia Bar-
ratt, Ginger Erekson, Elain Smith, Tina Hunt,
Mary Tieschner, Sue Brown, and Lori Peay.
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Knight Mangum
From row: Judy Ballard, Joyce Bingham. Elaine Goodman, Karen Lee, Sue Grannis, Diana Duncan. Linda Robinson, Norma Reid. Second row:
Sue Calder, Evelyn Ingebrigtsen, Sharon Carter, Sharon Brusco, Jeanne Hayes, Stevie Kraus, Arlene Porter, Sharon Parker, Mary Lisonbee, Carole
Westover. Third row: Charlene Oaks, MaLinda Clark. Dinah Ford, Roberta Rylie, Theresa Rush, Dixie Allred, Donna Chanslor, Delores Jones,
Marva Mounteer, Theda Smith, Stella Smith. Back row: Linda Chadwick, Sue Brown, Raeone Christensen, Joanne Gray, Beth Clark, Judy Eccles,
Jan Evertson, Sandy Law, Elizabeth Baird. Barbara Hatch, Marilyn Hardy
Knight Mangum social area ping pong tables provided hours of fun. Continuous efforts were made at keeping the wardrobe in fine fettle.
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Knight Mangum
Front row: Pat Frame, Karen O'Hara, Marilyn Hover, Mary Lou Pyne, Gery Goo, Jill Hawkins, Kit Lawson, Karen Kennedy, Carol Bingham,
Nancy Wilcox. Second row: Lura Fitzpatrick, Heather Hunter, Shirley Dray, Carol Larch, Janet Slade, Mary Ellen Baird, Jane Murray, Carleen
Mikesell, Carol Brehm, Karen Lyon, Lorna Little, Lynette Taylor, Una Kay Lea. Third row: Carol Peebles, Linda Malin, Nancy Alway, Karen
Anderson, Maureen Lynch, Linda Lord, Joanne Croft, Cheryl Allred, Dixie Peterson, Diane Sargeant, Sherry Christensen, Dinah Malone, Margaret
Butler. Back row: Tina Hunt, Mary Westing, Amy Owen, Kathy McQuen, Linda Houck, Karen Seamons, Colleen Olson, Brenda Adams, Linda
Mortenson, Cheryl Smith, Nora Lehmen, Teresa Ricci, Phyllis Brennan.
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Historian
Marcia Barratt
Lori Peay
Sue Brown
Geralyn Goo
Ginger Erekson
Dorm television sets made it possible for many
coeds to view conference from historic Temple
Square in Salt Lake City in October and April.
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Budge Hall officers included (front row) Betty Gledhill, Norma Verhaaren, Jan Nix, Jay
Thueson, Barbara Theuson, Jeanne Hamilton, Ann Murphy, Diana Gray, (back row) Mar-
garet Fowles, Joan Erickson, Lynne Doxey, Jean Criddle, Patty Michaelson, Carolyn Michael-
son, Myreel Lewis, Bea Goff, and Pamela Bisel.
Casualness marked dorm life when coeds met in various rooms to talk about recent events.
"Dream" Invitational highlighted
:e Hall coeds social activities
Budg<
In 1959, one year after Helaman Halls had been opened for men's
housing, Budge and Merrill Halls were opened to women in answer to
the pressing demand for more housing facilities.
This year the 234 women in Budge Hall had a dorm invitational
which was planned along the theme "Dream of the Golden Locust."
They joined in the festive spirit of Homecoming by having a float,
display and openhouse. They had exchanges, entered Songfest, had a
Christmas party and a dorm banquet. The Intercollegiate Knight
Duchess was from Budge. Acting as dorm parents for Budge Hall were
Barbara and Jay Theuson. Among the dorm officers were Janice Nix,
president; Norma Verhaaren, Jeanne Hamilton, vice president; Diana
Gray, Pam Bissell, social chairmen; Bette Gledhill, secretary; Ann
Murphy, treasurer; Joan Erickson, historian.
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Many hours were spent by coeds primping
and brushing hair in front of the mirror.
Study time was crammed into many spaces
including hair drying and lounging on the
bed.
Budge GR-1 GR-2
Front row: Karren Nicholl, Chris Lewis, Alexa Spencer, Jan White, Karen Murrdoe, Billie Oberhansly, Judy Bisel. Second row: Chris Kent,
JoAnn Schmidt, Karen Lynn, Betty Barnes, Caroline Brady, Shirley Folkerson, Sandy Kearl, Margaret Evans, Betty Barton, Diane Cril-
ton, Elaine Waddel. Back row: Alice Brooks, Lynette Herlin, Gean Grant, Barbara Brooks, Barbara Olsen, Marion Monson, Sandy Millet,
Sydney Smith, Donna Hilton, Nadene Clevenger, Nancy Wurston, Carma Moore.
Front row: Pam Bisel, Bette Gledhill, Lois Griffin, Carolyn Smith, Cathy Conley, Cathy Hales, Susan Seward, Karen Janes, Jeanette
Peterson, Marina Harrison, Linda Thomas, Kathy Wood. Back row: Ilene Wardle, Marty Armstrong, Bonnie Graham, Margaret Gardner,
Judy Warnick, Holly Gudmundson, Ardis Bell, Dian Green, Glenda Pratt, Rosanne Chapman, Pam Kimball, Sue Hudson, Linda Hansen,
Julie Greding.
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Budge GR-3 GL-1
Front row: Marilyn Dunkerley, Dixie Adams, Marcene Manning, Willie Nielson, Alta Lemmond, Karen Peterson, Pat Murrey, Janet Holmes,
Eileen Zaugg, Marilyn Miller, Pamela Morley. Back row: Lynne Barber, Carmen Sampson, Patricia Michaelson, Jill Clark, Janet Mottage,
Jennifer Farmer, Mary Middleton, Marva Loader, Jan Wallis, Lynne Webb, Jeanne Hamilton.
Front row: Kathy Braithwaite, Marielen Wadley, Shirlyn Hoyt, Joan Erickson, Cheryl Eoalson, Shirley Brown, Carolyn Croxford, Rosemary
Bosil. Second row: Dawn Chambers, Pam Shriver, Irene Excell, Maria Van Gemeran, Barbara Alexander, Nancy Gibson, Irene Franklin,
Linda Anderson, Paulette Armstrong, Pat Nielsen. Back row: Margaret Fowles, Karen Bateman, Ilene Carter, Tiffany Snow, Sharann Cross,
Melanie Stanks, Mickey Bremer, Rosemary Jarvis, Ann Finlayson.
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Budge GL-2 GL-3
Front row: Gail Hayaski, Judy Miller, Sandy Hinson, Sarah Douthitt, Artatee Toth, Sherry Heder, Eva Johnnie. Second row: Charlotte
Smith, Rosanne Tueller, Katherine Rich, Jean Criddle, Karen Humphreys, Dawn Jones, Jan Nix, Jill Doxey, Bonnie Bouthitt, Lynn Doxey,
Amy Tuck. Back row: Pat Taylor, Jody Alsteht, Anita Mattingly, Donna Sites, Jameal Nelson, Carolyn Fositl, Alice Cole, Marie Hunt,
Karen Dyal, Stephanie Kraus, Arline Porter, Nancy Orme.
Front row: Karen Gardner, DaShael Evans, Pam Sharp, Pat Ormsbee, Ann Murphy, Delores Larson, Tonya Mackley, Linda Malone,
Norma Verhaaren, Georgia Lyon. Back row: Annene Folley, Susan Hansen, Ruth Davis, Sharon Carter, Kristin Scot, LaRae Hartsfield,
Linda Wagner, Gloria Whipple, Deann Ekins, Myreel Lewis, Susan Briton.
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Merrill Hall officers included (front row) Joanie Shaw, Lola Goff, Sue Perry, (back raw)
Nancy Elliot, Nancy Bridges, Kathryn Whyte, and Jeaneen Merrill.
Senior residents and head residents of Merrill Hall included (front row) Connie Pope, Brent
Pope, Judith White, Judy Miller, Marilyn Brown, (back row) Carl Pope, Lynn Baker, Connie
Gerrard, and Tamara Wagner.
Belle of the Y resided in Merrill
with 233 other dorm women
Merrill Hall was one of the only two women's dormitories included
among Helaman Halls. They also shared the food line in Cannon
Center with the men's dorms. Socially, Merrill women participated in
several school activities including holding open house for Homecom-
ing and entering a float in the parade. The Belle of the Y resided in
Merrill Hall, and Merrill's candidate placed among the ten most pre-
ferred men on campus.
They took third place honors in Songfest. They had exchanges with
John and Stover Halls, had a "Dutch Delight" invitational, united
for a dorm banquet and for family prayer. They also had a culture
night based on what men considered to be the "'ideal girl."
Dorm parents of Merrill Hall were Connie and Karl Pope. Officers
were Lola Goff, president; Sue Parry, vice president; Nancy Elliot,
secretary; Beth Bennett, treasurer; Nancy Bridges, social chairman.
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Coeds spent a great deal of time ironing
and sewing on their wardrobes to keep well
groomed.
When the library seemed too far away,
manv dorm women took advantage of their
own studv area.
Merrill HR-1 HR-2
Front row: Karen MacDonald, Joy Stavig, Bent Christensen, Moana Stone, Sandra Lowther, Karen Quinton, Marti Meyers, Alyce Ostler,
Ann Sounson, Melve Peart, Dawna Ward. Second row: Cheryl Jones, Marilyn Wrigley, Joan Butterworth, Susan Butler, Karen Bridge,
Ann Suley, Jeanne Luck, Markay Daniels, Kolene Mills, Marilyn Daines, Saundra Harrison. Back tow: Vivian Paulsen, Katherine Bennion
Beverly Sell, Sherri Larch, Connie Collins, Jacqi Warner, Arlene Gernet, Marilyn Brown, Merle Hendrickson, Claire Hendrickson.
Front tow: Judy Miller, Ardie Kunz, Irene Allen, Erlyn Gould, Diana Love, Jeanne Muir, Dianne Mullet. Second row: Renee Roberts,
Liz Doty, Tamera Whitesides, Ruth Carr, Roberta Wood, Linda Jordan, Marie Henderson. Back row: Sharon Anthony, Joan Hullinger,
Marilee Forsha, Marilyn Sabey, Sherene Taylor, Janet Stirland, Nikki Chamberlain.
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Merrill HR-3 HL-1
Front row: Billie Near, Sharon Rammell, Diane Gill, Nancy Gridges, Pat Felshaw, Dottie Woolley, Lindee Woolley, Karen Monson, Roma
Christensen, Diane Kreitzer. Second row: Kristin Call, Verlie Stevens, Annette Turley, Barbara Tucker, Birdie Stevens, Joan Muir, Joyce
Cox, Marily McGrath, Tamara Wagner, Meredith Nielson, Sandra Loughton, Carolyn Sill. Back row. Ann Cansler, Gerie Hutchings, Kathryn
Whyte, Sue Mason, Nancy Pickett, Sharon Bodily, Elizabeth Hatch, Cheryl Schow, Sue Scott, Evelyn Barrus, Karen Reed.
Front row: Nancy Forbis, Carolyn Yeates, Linda Haslam, Florence Jex, Helen Humpherys, Kathleen Baker, Carol Richardson, Susan
Clark, Kathleen Rappleye, Lucille Dick, Louise Walker. Second row: Nancy Elliott, Michele Whalan, Alice Pelletier, Alma Don Mc-
Arthur, Gaylynn Wardleigh, Mary Alice Taylor, Marlene Mackie, Nancy Sounders. Back row: Lynette Cutto, Orpha Ann Brown, Sheryl
Jamison, Jackie Anderson, Danna Robinson, Joanie Shaow, Kathy Easton, Rhonda Cutts, Cherlene Todd, Connie Gerrard.
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Merrill HL-2 HL-3
Front row: Ginny Goodson, Peggy Thomander, Ann Kartchner, Diann Ballard, Olivia Roos, Metta Gunther, Patricia Garrett, Carol Holty,
Burl Smith, Carolyn Reading, Myra Palmer. Second row: Linda Love, Lynn Kittinger, Marilyn Miller, Virginia Newman, Linda Skousen,
Kay Taylor, Charlott Cook, Karen Arnell, Deva Oaridge, Linda Markham, Marilee Barton, Ann Mitchell. Back row: Charlotte Bemotski,
Marion Stewart, Judy White, Carolyn Jones, Marcia Swift, Susan Myers, Sylvia Fisher, Caryn Caldwell, Marie Denning, Judy Wahlen.
Front row: Arline Bjorkman, Ann Gilbert, Leslie Cameron, Lora Gill, Lou Christensen, Anna Daines, Brigitte Furby, Karen Daniels,
Brent Grampp. Second row: Deanne Romney, Doris Mouseley, Crystal Stock, Marcia Fife, Liz Eastman, Connie Piggott, Emalou Webb,
Nancy Harris, Cindy Chalk, Sharon Barksdah. Back row: Judith Miller, Judith Henderson, Ann Haynie, Tamara Morgan, Lola Goff,
Tracy Rother, Carol Smith, Dahnelle Herbert, Lynda Glazier, Karen Smith.
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Chipman Hall officers included Bob Lippmann, Vic Forsnes, and Bill Raventos.
Men in Chipman dorm actively
participated in campus social life
Although most of the men's dorms held the majority of their activities
by floors or wings and seldom united as one unit, Chipman Hall met
regularly each Sunday night for combined family prayer. During
Homecoming they also joined forces to make and decorate a float and
their dorm, and they won honorable mention for their efforts in both
categories.
Among their cosial activities was a Hawaiian luau which they held in
the spring. They held exchanges with various women's dorms during
the year. The entire second floor was designated as the academic
floor for fellows with the highest grade point standings.
Mrs. Gwendolyn Gwynn was the head resident for Chipman. Dorm
officers included Vic Forsnes, president, Bill Raventos, vice president
and Bob Lippmann, secretary-treasurer.
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Mail call at the boxes in Cannon Center
and study were daily routines not often
missed.
Chipman CR-1 CR-2
From row: Charles Shipp, Ray Hendrickson, Gary Bricker. Emil Cheney. Bob Godbold, Doug Stevenson. Second row: Roy Erickson. Rich Weaver.
Norman Wright, Jay Peterson, Roy Parke, Evan Payne, Paul Rice, Keith Berger. Third row: Max Jensen, Richard Christensen, George Barley, Sandle
Mechlesprange. Ray Ward, Gwendolyn Gwynn, John Doe, Hal Huffaker, Dave Matherly. John Schwendiman. Back row: Jim Hill, Paul Millar.
Bill Day, Jerry Messinger, Marvin McAllister, Roger Garride. Mike Gardner. Bob Marshall. John Philly. Don Darnell.
Front row: Ken Godwin, Kent Haws, Bob Parker, Arnold Jensen, Jim Royle, Dennis Stowell, Homer Knudsen, Allen Bergeson. Second row: Bill
Raventos, Dennis Smith, David Manley, Richard Cope, Dennis Huish, Stan Buell, John Higgenbotham, Tony Chang, Steve Gessell, Norman
Whiting, Mike Taffee. Back row: Jim O'Neal, Byron Liddell, Jim Hughes, Jerry MacDonald, Norbert Janes, David Boyack, Terry O'Brien, Steve
Hanks. Jeff Staggs, John White. Duane Farrar. Paul Smith. George Stanger. Wayne Hilbig. Dan Simper.
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Chipman CR-3 CL-1
Front row: Gary Rudd, Brent Hancock, Gary Cannon, Gary Burley, Sterling Thomas, Rich White, Bob Mosley, Dennis Clarke. Second row: Al
Egbert, Joel Lambson. Khaled Sadoon, Leon Mendenhall, Ed Creasy, Dave Goold, Al Sanderson, Walt Grames, Scott Nickle, Dave Hopper, Ken
Long, Kirk Galbraith, Leonard Parker. Third row: Howie Waldvogel, John Widmar, Ron Morgan, Dan O'Berry, Gwendolyn Gwynn, Jan Jonson,
Stuart Collyer, Don Tolman, Bruce Wilmoth. Back row: Jeff Jones, Larry Latsaw, Jim Johnson, Doug Specht, Gordie Hancock, Bob Adams, Tom
Goss
Front row: Dennis Franco, Lloyd Bingham, Alfred Moody, Dennis Parenzin, Larry Little, Brent Hanks, Trescott Jensen. Second row: Paul Colarus-
so, Vincent Chalk, Bruce Crabtree, Craig Wickens, George Knapp, Marion Pomroy, Buckley Jensen, Duane Hanson. Third row: Robert Lippman,
Art Berg, Russell Ballard, Vernon Dirkman, Van Johnson, Howard Quackenbush, Gwendolyn Gwynn, Frank Hill, Callis Morrill, Eugene Thorn-
burg, Reese Howard, Reed Nielson, Laurie Lawson. Back row: McKay Winkel, John Ackerson, Flint Jackson, Mike Tracy, Elwood Zaugg, James
Lunt, Kerry Larson, Larry Franklin, Steve Shibuya.
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Chipman CL-2 CL-3
Front row: Bill Brumble, Art Slaughter, Burge Thorup, Merv Wertz, Fred Klein, Darrel Morrison, Steve Skarta. Second row. Richard Gardner,
Arnold Lunt, Dennis Edwards, Evan Arthur, Mike Mower, Dave Madsen, John Garrison. Third row: King Kimball, Mike Young, Steve Bailey,
Tilford Wooley, Gwendolyn Gwynn, Bob Larsen, Jack Albretson, Earl Hodgkins, Nelson Lee, Rex Frehner. Back row: Ron O'Nion, Mike Pardy,
Clark Echoles, Bob Burr, Harry Johnson, Mel Olsen, Dick Nemelka, Keith Flick, Mike Jack.
Front row: Jan Johnson, Craig Poulsen, Lynn Anderson, Gary Underwood, Ronald Ivie. Second row: Vic Forsnes, Samuel Roser, Steven Hicks,
Courtney Healy, Dudley Bell, Jeff Johnson, Jim Poulsen. Third row: Dillion Inouye, Richard Anderson, Ward Eccles, Llewellyn Leigh, Gwendolyn
Gwynn, Tim VonBerg, Dave Bauer, Bob Dionne, Bryan Willis, Duane Talbot. Back row: Dennis McMurdie, Bruce Higley, Bob Jetter, Bruce
Jorgenson, Dale Jacobsen, Bob Smith.
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John Hall men
tional dance.
and their dates danced to the theme of "Silver Bells" at their annual invita
Vera Gwilliam was dorm mother to 234
John Hall men during the year.
John Hall officers included David Atkinson
John Jensen, Dick Darling, and Dean Jeske.
John Hall housed athletic varsity
who participated in play
"Silver Bells" was the theme of John Hall's Christmas dance. During
Homecoming they entered dorm decorations contest and designed a
float around the idea "If the shoe fits, wear it."
Most of the individual floors in John Hall collected dorm fees which
they used for pizza parties during the break between semesters. Some
of the floors had swimming parties and dances. They also held open-
house on a floor by floor basis.
John Hall received recognition for its athletic demonstrations since
many of the school's football and basketball team members lived there.
Mrs. Vera Gwilliam was head resident for the men in John Hall. Dale
Peterson was president of John; Lynn Collins was vice president, and
Ron Funk was elected the dorm secretary-treasurer.
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Typing reports for class and just relaxing
were two major types of time consumers.
John DR-1 DR-2
From row Mike Hart. Roger Williams, Bob Hastings, Grey Young, Cecil Welch, Lynn Collins, Oliver McPherson, Bob Ludlow, Larry Connolly,
Dale Wilder, David Atkinson, Kent Patterson, Back row: Earl Mclntyre, Del Goff, Larry Winward, Bob Barlow, Alan Rich, Ross Egbert, Bill Keller,
David Schimmer, Jim Brooks, Dean Lundell, Val Snow, Tom Dutcher, Paul Bennett.
Front row: Matthew Hirschhorn, Wyatt Kondris, Lee Radebaugh, Douglas Sturgill, Dean Jeske, Garry Bradley, Wesley Odom, Don Van Nay,
Daniel Harrison, Dennis Hernandeen, Reid Burnett, Russel Blake, Gary Linton, Stephen Tenney. Back row: Dennis Bench, Dennis Nelson, Kenneth
Nelson, Darrel Wilhait, Richard Smith, Theodore Ragsdale, Richard Boivie, Robert Werber, Stanford Tayson, Stanley Peterson, Glen England,
Loren Mosher, Arnold Poutala.
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ER-3 EL-1
Front row: Larry Peer, Gary Graham. Kent Wiseman, Dan Curtis, Steve Wistrand, Carl Schwendiman, Dick Parry, Brent Lowe, Lewis Tippetts.
Second row: Kent Fisher, Jim Otto, Bob Fronk, Dave Tippetts, Jim Riff, Keith Westover, Dale Mohler, Curtis Perkins, Eric Ecklund, Keith King-
horn, Richard Bradstreet. Back row: Ron Kinzle, Gerald Watt, Richard Young, Dave Sindel, Gilbert Sanberg, Dave MacDonald, Harold Larson,
John Jensen, Brent Laker, Dale Hilton, Joe Delong, Rodney Allen
Front row. John McDougall, Dennis Conrad, Doug Wardell, Bruce Rygg, Jim Barry, Ron Richards, Gordon Blackham, Dick Darling, Butch
Ogawa, Bob Turner, Darrel Smith, Bruce Nicholson. Back row: Ron Hales, Bob Summers, John Stallings, Jim Kimmel, Bob Quinney, Bruce
Cook, Roger Dorman, Mont Jones, Jeff Livingston, Austin McNaughton, Ofate Malepeai.
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John EL-2EL-3
Front row. Dale Petersen, Dick Booth. Robert Harris, Roger Dixon. Second row. Gordon Bretzing, Craig Williams, Roger Lake, Melvin Walker,
Robert Thiess. Lane Brooksby. Back row. Don Pearson, William White, Evan Whipple, T. S. Gill. Paul Malquist, Dennis Palmer, Chris Fee.
from row. Bill Hoeft, Dean Guinn, Mike Nelson, Dave Foster, DeWayne Schwendiman. Second row. Brent Gardner, Mac Nielsen, Alan Gunter,
Don Boulter, Jeff Mendenhall. Guttorm Landro. Back row. Jerry Hanson, Richard Eliason, Bryant Pulley, Lee Martineau, Don Gilbert, Jon
Molen. Roger Brunt.
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Tavlor men enjoyed the sunshine of spring weather on the basketball court outside.
Taylor men won championships
in intramural bowling, basketball
Taylor Hall men proved that fellows have as much talent in the deco-
rative line as do women when they launched a Christmas decoration
spree. They hung the lounge with a crepe paper canopy, strung lights
and green boughs outside the dorm to spell "Merry Christmas" and
trimmed a tree with colored lights and baubles. A dorm plarty cli-
maxed their work. Several of the floors had pizza parties and numerous
exchanges with women's dorms during the year.
One of the flors copped the all-school intramurals bowling champion-
ship and another floor won first place in dorm basketball intramurals.
Officers for Taylor Hall included Richard Brown, president and Alfred
Schlag, treasurer. Head resident was Mrs. Josephine Merrill.
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Study was often overshadowed by the
frame of a bicycle kept inside for security.
Stereo music and floor polishing often inter-
rupted the tranquility of study in dorm life.
Taylor ER-1 ER-2
Front row Lynn Mattson Dennis Quinn, Brian Powell, Dennis Smith, Jim Davis, David Francis, Bill Hatfield. Second row Davd Payne Dale
Skkelson'Ri hard H ser Jim Ivans, David Eldredge, Tom Stinebaugh. Roger Goennger, David Christen Leo Beus. Back rou, Jerry Ma.lory.
Burt McCunaugh, Gary Snider, Floyd Bird, Bruce Anderson, Glenn Billings, Michael Johnson, Gary Scott, Stanley Jones.
Front row lack Haggerty El Ray Loyd, Danny Boyle, David LeSueur, John Levck, Larry Corry, Barney Worton, Charlie Wright, Ron Holmes.
Second rowt^o A John Che'noweth, Elliot Moon, Ron Cooley, Ed Uehling, Arnold Hult, Bruce Far ey Jere Hyder, Ralph Ey£ Alton
Thygerson Errol Bagley, Mel Peterson, Max Hammond. Back row: Ron Ellis, Gary Jenson, Carl Larson, Brent Rowbotham, Steve E. Clark, Brent
Cottle, David Loyd, Richard Jensen, Stan Wisniewiski, Steve Dohrman, Ray Winegar.
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Taylor ER-3 ER-1
Front row: George Bramlett, James Jensen, Dennis Devereaux, Charles Drake. Jay Southwick, David Monro, Randall Taylor, Samuel Young. Second
row: Craig Jones, Ronald Nelson, Hugh Mortenson, Marvin Livingston, Dan Jorgenson, Edwin Mikesell, Robert Peterson, Harold Olson, James
Lyle, Anthony Buccellato, Jeff Hunt. Back row: Maynard Mangelson, David Grigsley, Robert Hacken, Roger Rice, Nick Randall, Larry Peters,
Glen Shea, Al Haines, Gary Smith, Steve Graff.
Front row: Roger Zierenberg, John Walton, Richard Anderson, Scott Campbell, Les Flake, Lee Camp, Mike Hatch, Wayne Flowers.
Second row: Dennis Black, Jim Harstfield, Richard Allen, Dick Abbott, Ken Jarvis, Duane Ballard, Don Jarvis, John Collins, Bob Burgoine.
Back row: Stuart Glancy, Bob Skelton, John Dawson, Gilbert Pedersen, Al Pickering, Bob Southwick, Glen Higbee, Bob Brien, John Holda-
way, Paul Dredge.
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Taylor EL-2 EL-3
Front row: Jim Balbraith, Richard Haynes, Ken Johnson, Ed Wheeler Dan Blackwelder, Howard Bybee, Paul Hansen, Ken Henry, Mike Bnnton,
Rick Haag, Frank Kakazu. Middle row: Harvey Longhurst, Jim Gross, Dennis Nelson, Dave Foley, Richard Branson, Bob Christopherson, Terry
Lenio, Wy'nn Eberhard, Jim Smith, Bruce Mitchell, Mike Ossola, Evan Excell. Back row: Ken Peters, Steve Bingham, Seppo Korpela, Lloyd Grange,
Charles Clark, Joe Carlisle, Lloyd Clifton, David Shaffer, Dan Bingham, Richard Allred, Larry Miller, Richard Marlowe-
Front row Larry Neilson, Terry Booras, Lacee Harris, Ron Savage, Terry Miller, Ronald Weber, Rulon Huntsman, Dan Bales, Don Elkington,
Bruce Pitt Second row: Ron Julian, John Bateman, Corky Reeves, Richard Myers, Bill Marchant, Clark Jackson, Gary Kolman, Dennis Birrell,
Severin Johnson, Ron Meeks, Lonnie Fausett, Al Schlag, Howard B- Rogers. Back row: Rex Wood, Stephen Christiansen, Keith Steward, Larry
Kelly, Richard Brown, Larry LaPray, Mike Bianco, Leo Fish, Paige Zobell, Douglas McOmber, Jay Fowkes, Bob Thompson.
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The float Stover Hall entered in the Homecoming parade was awarded the "most beautiful"
trophy at the football game.
Relaxation was achieved through strum-
ming on a banjo or settling back and study-
ing a book.
Stover Hall officers included Robert Laudie, Lyman Sibbett, Don Harris, Lee Workman, Jim
Jory, John Ord, R. Jon Ord, and Wendell Hatch.
Stover men pushed foward
to attain scholarship and honors
In the true spirit of the season, the men of Stover Hall pooled the
remnants of their holiday resources to contribute $320 to help a needy
family have a memorable Christmas.
Stover Hall stressed the school-wide academic emphasis move with
stamina and vigor. They were the first dorm to organize an Academic
Floor in which fellows had to maintain at least a 2.7 ( B- ) grade point
average inorder to live on that floor. The total grade point average of
Stover was second highest of all the men's dorms, losing to Hinckley
Hall by only .2 overall average.
Athletically Stover men were also outstanding, placing second in in-
tramurals. Their artistic talents were equally notable since they won
the Homecoming trophy for constructing the "Most Beautiful" float.
Many Stover men also sported dorm sweatshirts.
Being away from home required most fel-
lows to do their own ironing, laundry.
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Stover FR-1 FR-2
Front row: Russell Bomman, Michael Batty, Richard Dahl, James Pergrossi Louis Evans, Charles Tucker. Second row: John Holladay,
John Ogden, Chester Cluff, Bishop Harold Western, Grant Taylor, Gary Stone, Gary Remple. Third row: Massoud Salim, Thomas Hardy ^
Wendell Hatch, Robert Gillespie, Bruce Ford, David Richardson, Sister Jean May, James Ririe, Lyman Sibbett, David Tanner, Ted Olser^
William Mitton. Back row: Kenneth McAllister, Edwin Hacking, Robert Marks, David Weber, Charles Thompson, Roger Leavitt, Robert
Hilton, John Scalmanini, Ronald Ferguson, Gregory Olmstead.
Front row: Keith Dunn, Steve Epperson, Art Hatfield, Michael Fisher, Scott Blacklett, Wade Nielsen, Richard Bodily. Second row: Ray
Oman, Carl Fillmore, Bishop Robert Thorn, Clyde Pearce, Don Nyberg, John Earl, Peter Trojer. Third row: Dennis Walker, Bob Bair,
Fred Wall, Steve Kehoe, Bud Coleman, Sister Jean May, Roger Lambert, Cary Bailey, Neil Carrigan, Mac Motokawa, Aobert Bodily, Ron
Watkins, Vaughn Benson. Back row: Don Harris, Eric Hubbard, Mike Zundell, Dale Sebring, Larry Oliver, Brent Rich, George Caste-
leiro, Brad Weston, Dennis Conrad.
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Stover FR-1 FR-2
Front row: Tom Lythgoe, Wayne George, Manfred Laendle, Charles Shumway, Bob Jones, Jim Jory, Brent Brotherson. Second row:
Mike Tibbette, Pat Hayes, Terry Reid, Chester Cluff, Bishop Harold Western, Grant Taylor, Amer Salti, Paul Greever. Third row: Mel
Heaps, Bruce Kenner, Dale Haller, Lee Anderson, Jon Ord, Sister Jean May, Gordon Peters, Steve Durrant, Keith Grebe, Gil Pearson,
Nick Andrews. Back row: Bob Rutter, Don Christensen, Pat Hellfrich, Dave Bennett, John Ball, Lloyd Taggart, Al Forbis, Tom Otter-
strom, Bob Archon, Michael Wells.
Front row. Mike Douglas. Richard Tibbets, Richard Haws, Fred Stout, Walter Stevens. Herman Smith, Tony Christensen. Second row: Richard
Dastrup, Harold Redd. Bishopric, Dave Gordon, Gregg Newell. Third row: Paul Griffin. William Matheson, Gary Anderson, Read Gilgen, Norman
Ehnke, Dave Randle, Jean May, Lynn Scoresby, Paul Suzen, Joe Watson, Mike Frame, Mike Jones, Kent Campbell. Back row: John Halversen,
Fred Nelson. Robin Smouse, Frank Tuff, Russ Brown, Garn Wallace, Chris Toronto, Dave Terry, Lyman Clark, Kent Wright, Bob Brown, Jim
Nerdin.
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Stover FL-2 FL-3
Front row: David Sandiff, Jerry Greenfield, Brigham Jones, Greg Folsom, James Mitchell, Wayne Sabey, David Sheppard, Dennis Coleman,
Jim Anderson. Second row: Merrill Lofthouse, Tom Stoddard, Dick Hicken, Joe Waters, Dennis Golden, Eddie Miller, David Peterson,
Richard Morrison, Mike Manwaring, Reese Bastian, Robert Beal, Ron Knudsen. Third row: Kent Ballantyne, Karl Beckle, Phil Ruiz, Roger
Lunt, Tom Wheatly, Bob Gunn, Bruce Cottam, Brent Fryer, Kent Fryer, Jim Loomis. Back row: Morris Sargent, Richard Bowler, Dick
Whiting.
Front row: Jim Fletcher, Bill Hadfield, Robert Ford, Theodore Long, Fred Heidenreich, Thomas Jackson, Tom Martin, Barclay Smith, Stan Jackson.
Second row: Ray Olsen, Brent Forsgren, Don Brown, Dallas Merreil, Bishop Loftis Sheffield, Jim Mitchell, Tim Cafferty, Larry Staples, Jerry Mason,
Ron Woolley. Back row: Steve Lubeck, Lee Workman, Carl Edgar, Del Ray Maoons, Rich Frederick, Doyle Judd, Siragan Simonian, Richard Priest,
Jean May, Dick Johnson, James Tolley, Larry Clinger, Larry Smith, Dave Seamons, Phil Woolley, Richard Turner, John Allen, Kent Memmott,
Gary Williams.
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Hinckley BL-1 BL-2
Front row: Dave Young, Bruce Humberstone, Roger Midgley, Jim Stanard, Ken McHenry. John Hardy, Mark Whitney, Braxton Bell, Jim Koche-
var Second row Vernon Moon, Barry Udall, James Armstrong, Larry Evans. Ramon Yargason, Chuck Kewish, Skip McGee, Craig Fowers. Rye
Nielson, Enid Heise- Back row: Todd Reimer, Robert Paris, J. Dahzman, Merwin Grant, Rich Averett, Bruce Difloure, Richard Bailey, Michael
Eyring, Robert Ford, Curtis Jaussi.
Front row: Jedd Kingry, William Lethen, Dave Freeman, Lee Callister, Gerry Hart, Ross Morris, Hermann Kuebitz, Joseph McConkie Second row:
Doug Calder, Bruce Dredge, Gary Preston, Robert Burnside, John Meyers, Doug Hansen, Carl Watkins. Back row: Craig Brown, Joe Dilg, Craig
Norton, Tod Fischbeck, Steve Burrage, Paul Anderson, Owen Zuro, Paul Larsen, Peter Giles.
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Hinckley BR-1
Front row: John Lund, Dick Cardall, Kent MacDonald. Gary Singley, Ron Struhs, Denny Harline, Steve Clark, Terry Cressman, Jerry Smith. Second
row: Larry West, Virgil Clark. Ken Smith, Gary Croft, Ken Frizzell, Charles Rice, Gil Torres, Mike Lund, Max Iverson, Biff McComas, Enid
Heise, Russ Nielson. Back row: Frank Davenport, Mike Richmond, Darwin Graff, John Kennedy, David Pratt, Jerry Partridge, Don Drysdale.
Dick Rasmussen, Bryon Mitchell, Phil Jones.
Inter-Hall Council led Helaman activities
The Inter-Hall Council included (front row) Richard Brown, Taylor; Elwood Zaugg. President. David Watt, Hinckley; Jim Jory, Stover, (back row)
Dale Peterson. John; Vic Forsnes, Chipman; and Chester Cluff, secretary-treasurer.
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Fan interest reached an all-time high as the Cougar machine began to unwind.
1962 Football: tie for second
in new WAC, Mitchell named
Coach of Year, All American
Fortie, prospects upward '63
BYU football for 1962 proved to be a
real news item from several points of
view in spite of the fact that the Cats
finished the season with a somewhat
mediocre overall record.
The big story was, of course, that a
bonafide "All-American" was found
among the Cougar ranks for the first
time ever in the person of Eldon Fortie.
As the season progressed and Fortie be-
gan to record astounding gains each
game in total offense, more and more
people began to take notice. By mid-
November, when he was still leading the
entire nation in total offense, it became
evident that he was definitely in conten-
tion for Ail-American honors.
Despite injuries plaguing Fortie in his
last two college games, he was awarded
first team AU-American by the News-
paper Enterprises Association (NEA)
which called him the finest back in the
Rocky Mountain area since Byron
"Whizzer" White. Few happenings
could have done more to bring BYU in-
to the football limelight. But this cer-
tainly was not all the Cats could boast,
for despite a mediocre beginning, WAC
Coach of the Year Hal Mitchell brought
his charges home in second place in the
first season of the newly formed league.
Cougar fans came to the games in great-
er numbers than ever before, averaging
16,000 persons per game. Of course this
statistic was bulked up by the Cougars'
home game with Utah in Ute Stadium.
Nevertheless, the three games held in
Cougar Stadium set an all time high for
attendance.
Five Cougar players were listed on the
WAC scholarship team. They were Mike
Conrad, Mike Brady, Devon Stone, Val
Weenig, and Lynn Mathie.
The obvious highpoint of the Cats' sea-
son came at Homecoming when Coach
Mitchell's boys took on the then unde-
feated (and eventual Conference cham-
pion) New Mexico Lobos. Instead of
succumbing to the expected defeat, the
Cougars rose to the occasion and anni-
hilated the Lobos 27-0 in what may be
the best game a BYU team has yet
played.
This type of performance, along with
having Fortie as an attraction, was also
enough to enable the Cats to record
their new highs in attendance for the
season.
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Eldon Fortie prevailed on Cougar mentor Hal Mitchell to let him enter the action of the Wyoming game.
AMONG THE GREAT — We all live vicariously. Many of us who
can't climb one flight of stairs without puffing, charged down the
field with Fortie . . . Many of us who wince even at the sight of a
hypodermic needle were impervious to pain as we slammed the
Wyoming line with Fortie. With our right shoulder taped and our
right arm useless for anything but clutching the ball, we drove and
spun and dug into Wyomings' end zone and put new spirit into a
Cougar team. We did this because Eldon Fortie did it. And we were
enriched . . .Eldon Fortie's jersey will be retired and placed in a dis-
play case in the Smith Fieldhouse. But Eldon Fortie isn't retiring.
From Daily Universe, Nov. 29, 1962.
285
Y grid machine
started slow,
but ended fast -
Brigham Young University football coaching staff included (front row) Jerry Doman, Earl Lindley, Head Coach Hal Mitchell, Clint Whit-
field, (back row) LaVell Edwards, Chris Apostol, and Glenn Tuckett.
Y coaches led
football charges
with experience
BYU 7
U. of Pacific
26
BYU 21
Arizona
27
BYU 12
George Washington
13
BYU 28
Colorado State
7
BYU 20
Utah
35
BYU 27
Montana
0
BYU 21
Utah State
27
BYU 27
New Mexico
0
BYU 20
Western Michigan
28
BYU 14
Wyoming
7
197
170
WAC Standings'
W
L
T
New Mexico 2
1
1
Brigham Young 2
Wyoming 2
Utah " 1
2
2
2
0
0
1
Arizona 1
3
0
'Arizona State ineligible because
not enough games scheduled with
WAC opponents.
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Mitchell headed
coaching staff
for second year
Cougar coaches led their charges into
their first year of competition in the
new Western Atheletic Conference with
an optimistic eye to building a bright
future as a strong member of this grow-
ing and dynamic new group.
Hal Mitchell began his second year as
head football coach in an all out ef-
fort to bring success in BYU through a
moderated single-wing. Mitchell played
at UCLA under the late Red Saunders
where he gained All-PCC tackle honors.
Clint Whitfield, another UCLA All-
PCC selection, added greatly to Cou-
gar coaching know-how. Earl Lindley
played in college at Utah State in ad-
dition to three years of professional ex-
perience. Both Whitfield and Lindley
coached in high school. Two other men
who brought a wealth of playing experi-
ence as well as coaching experience
were Jerry Doman and LaVell Edwards.
Doman played and coached at Oregon
State University while Edwards played
at Utah State and coached at Granite
High School in Salt Lake.
The other two who rounded out the Y
staff included Glenn Tuckett and Chris
Apostol. Tuckett gained his experience
in coaching with a long tenure at West
High School at Salt Lake while Apostol
posted his records at Utah U. and Og-
den High School. Rod Kimball served
as trainer to the team with 24 years of
experience.
Coach Hal Mitchell piloted his Cougar team to a second place tie in the W'AC.
287
Cougar football
wrap up proved
team strong
Fortie's ability to cut in and out among the opponents enabled him to score against Utah.
Cougar end Gene Frantz was brought down after he had snared another pass from their backfield.
BYU
UOP
First downs
10
23
Yards rushing
Yard passing
Passes
68
119
7-16
169
222
12-22
Passes intercepted
Punt yardage
Fumbles
1
33.5
2
0
38
4
Yards penalized
55
57
A high spirited Cougar eleven drew
first blood in the season's opener at
Stockton, but couldn't maintain momen-
tum against the large and rugged UOP
linemen. BYU's only score came after
Val Weenig's recovery of a UOP fumble.
Fullback Kent Vance bulled his way
over from the two yard line for the
score. Frank Baker booted the extra
BYU
UA
First downs
22
19
Yards rushing
214
254
Yards passing
207
130
Passes
9-16
8-21
Passes intercepted
3
1
Punts
1-46
2-35
Fumbles lost
1
1
Yards penalized
21
57
A hard-nosed band of Cougars sparked
by the great running and passing of
Eldon Fortie nearly clawed the Wild-
cats to shreds before losing in the final
second of play.
Fortie was obviously the outstanding
back on the field as he completed 9 of
15 passes for 197 yards and carried the
ball 24 times for 136 yards for a total
of 333 yards for the night. The offen-
sively superior Cougars had a 7-7 tie
with the Wildcats at halftime. After
Arizona scored in the third period the
Cats came right back with a 71 yard
scoring march climaxed by Fortie's dive
over right guard for the TD. After an-
other Arizona tally, the fabulous Fortie
hit wingback Doran Merkley on a 62
yard scoring strike. Frank Baker's third
PAT tied the score for the third time.
The Wildcats roared back for their last
score and failed on the extra point.
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Ys Fortie named
as first team
Ail-American
The presence of Eldon Fortie in the
1962 Cougar backfield will be remem-
bered by fans after many seasons have
come and passed. But the familiar num-
ber 40 jersey will never be worn or
seen again in the Cat backfield, because
it was retired to the trophy case, after
Fortie had set 21 new records in the
Cougar football books. This was the first
athletic number ever retired by the uni-
versity. A singular honor bestowed on
BYU's Newspaper Enterprise Associa-
tion All-America choice. Fortie was
named the outstanding back in eight of
ten games he played in. The WAC cited
him three times. He was named "back of
the week" by Sports Illustrated and the
Associated Press. Eldon was invited to
play in three bowl games: the Hula
Bowl, the North-South Bowl, and the
Ail-American Bowl. Fortie lost out to
Oregon State's Terry Baker for top of-
fensive yardage in the nation after lead-
ing that department for eight games.
Fortie's injuries in the Western Michigan
game prevented him from maintaining
the lead.
Eldon Fortie sported his NEA All-America crest.
A last minute grab by an Arizona University player did not prevent Fortie from churning into the end zone for another touchdown against the Cats.
2W
Won -loss record did not reflect strength, ability
Front row. Kent Nance, Butch Ogawa, Bill Nelson, John Malarsie. Second row. Jack Linder, Dick Darling, Charlie Bell,
Marshall Hall. Third row. Joe Dillworth, Roger DuPaix, Jim Arnout, Jay Vesterfelt, Naren Farner. Fourth row. Devon
Stone, Mike McCoy, Dennis Smith, Columbus Boone. Back row. Steve Jessee, Lynn Mullenaux, Dave Mayng, Mike
Brady, John Wilson, Hal Neighbors, Frank Baker, Dick Johnson.
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I.UJ.l
of Cougar football team during '62 campaign--
Fron< rou>: Eldon Fortie, Phil Brady, Doug Wardell, Grover Garvin. Second row: Gordon Blackham, Gene Frantz, Dor-
an Merkley, Rick Ashmore, Alan Robinson, Dennis Carlston. Third row. Mike Conrad, Bob Barrow, Bill Marriot, Dan
Mahana, Barry Corchnoy. Fourth row: Bob Tennison, Val Weenig, Paul Knoblaugh, Dean Stringham. Back row: Jeff Liv-
ingston, Glen Richardson, Dick Wood, Dan Taylor, Bruce Smith, Guy Hale, Mike Jacobsen, Lynn Mathie, Lloyd Smith,
Jim Kimmel.
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Cougar John Malarsie (34) was brought to a grinding stop by two hard-hitting Arizona sophs.
BYU
GWU
First downs
15
11
Yards rushing
400
206
Yards passing
Passes
27
2-11
40
3-6
Passes intercepted
Punts
2
2-38
1
6-37
Fumbles lost
1
1
Yards penalized
30
5
BYU
UU
First downs
20
14
Total yards
342
242
Yards rushing
206
211
Yards passing
136
31
Passes
7-17
5-12
Passes intercepted
0
4
Yard penalized
50
15
In their first meeting ever with the Colonials the Cougars put together
a polished offense and seemingly had the game sewed up until the
easterners got a sustaind drive going and scored with a minute left to
play. A sparkling 75 yard Eldon Fortie ramble put the Cougars out in
front after a 6-6 tie. Fortie also scored the first TD.
Although the Cougars won the battle of statistics, they were almost
never in the game after their first quarter miscues. Cougar scores
came on sophomore Phil Brady's brilliant 92 yard kickoff return in the
second quarter, in the fourth on Fortie's 18 yard twister up the
middle, and his last ditch pass to end Lloyd Smith which covered 26
yards. Frank Baker booted two out of three PAT's.
Traditionally tough arch rival Utah had the bigger line and this
seemed to be the difference. The Cougars were on par with the Red-
skins on the ground and better than the Utes in the air. Several fum-
bles and four pass interceptions thwarted Cat hopes time and again.
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BYU
CSU
First downs
12
7
Yards rushing
203
132
Yards passing
Passes
72
5-14
74
7-20
Passes intercepted
Punts
5
7-32
1
5-37
Fumbles lost
1
1
Yards penalized
35
0
Doran Merkley (15) scampered past two Utah men intent on bringing him to the turf.
Lineman Dick Darling ( 26 ) blocked a would-be Ute tackier to clear the way for ball-
carrying Phil Brady (42).
The Cougars combined a tough defense
with a well balanced offense to break a
7-7 tie and go on to win their first game
of the season. The Colorado State de-
fense held Fortie to "only" 117 total
yards, although he scored three TD's to
pace the Cats. Sophomore tailback Phil
Brady proved himself an able replace-
ment for Fortie as he rolled for 101
yards. Alan Robinson scored the final
TD on a 41 yard runback of an inter-
cepted pass.
BYU
MSU
First downs
17
15
Yards rushing
256
163
Yards passing
66
89
Passes
4-10
5-19
Passes intercepted
3
0
Punts
6-39
6-40
Fumbles lost
2
1
Yards penalized
46
20
Coach Hal Mitchell turned Eldon Fortie
loose on Montana and the Phantom re-
sponded by scoring two TD's and run-
ning one PAT. Fortie gained 125 yards
while playing little more than half the
game. Wingback Doran Merkley also
looked great as he tallied the other two
touchdowns. Key tackles by Dick Darl-
ing, Alan Robinson, Lynn Mathie, John
Kawaa and Mike Conrad kept the Grizz-
lies from getting into the scoring column.
BYU
usu
First downs
12
25
Yards rushing
143
309
Yards passing
163
79
Passes
7-14
5-8
Passes intercepted
1
1
Punts
6-36
2-39
Fumbles lost
1
3
Yards penalized
30
25
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A little more time might have made a
difference. This was the story at Logan
as the fighting Cougars came on strong
in the second half only to run out of
time. Again Eldon Fortie was the of-
fensive genius as he ran and passed for
282 yards to pace the Cougars. Fortie
tied it up in the second quarter on a
pass to end Glen Richardson which
covered 62 yards. Fortie scored from the
12 yard line in the fourth quarter after
John Malarsie nearly returned a kick-
off all the way for a TD. Fortie's re-
markable pass to Guy Hale in the end
zone closed out the scoring.
BYU
UNM
First downs
22
3
Yards rushing
Yards passing
Passes
307
70
5-13
18
89
2-13
Passes intercepted
Punts
5
4-37
2
6-42
Fumbles lost
1
1
Yards penalized
18
20
Cougars blasted
New Mexico U
by a 27-0 count
A devastating Cougar defense and an
awesome offense tore apart a highly
rated New Mexico eleven in one of the
sweetest victories in BYU grid history.
So tough was the Cougar defense that
the Lobos didn't get a first down in the
first half. And they got only three in the
whole game. Such stalwarts as John
Kawaa and Barry Corchnoy loomed big
in the hearts of BYU fans. And as always
the dashing, cutting and darting of the
incomparable Eldon (the Phantom) For-
tie provided the offensive spark for the
aroused Cougar squad. The untiring tail-
back packed the ball 31 times for 162
yards while completing five of nine
passes for an additional 70 yards. The
first score came on a pass from Fortie
to end Jeff Livingston who took it in
from the one yard line. Fortie scored
the second TD on a five yard run around
right end. It was unheralded place kick-
er Frank Baker who kept things going
when a BYU drive bogged down. Baker
booted the first of two field goals from
32 yards out. In the second half Fortie
got the Cats rolling again as he hit Alan
Robinson with a perfect strike over the
middle, who took it for the score. The
only serious Lobo threat came after a 68
yard pass play from QB Jim Cromartie
to end George Heard.
Cougar wingback Alan Robinson ( 17 ) smashed the Wyoming line for yardage as end
Mike Jacobsen (80) led the play.
Defensive standout Alan Robinson ( 17 ) set himself to haul down Wyoming ball carrier
in game which saw Cougars emerge victorious.
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BYU
WMU
First downs
17
17
Yards rushing
255
278
Yards passing
75
56
Passes
5-9
4-7
Passes intercepted
0
1
Punts
3-44
5-37
Fumbles lost
2
3
Yards penalized
20
51
BYU
UW
First downs
14
9
Yards rushing
192
143
Yards passing
60
95
Passes
2-5
8-16
Passes intercepted
0
0
Punts
7-43
6-46
Fumbles lost
2
1
Yards penalized
25
29
Frank Baker (45) displayed his form in kicking PAT's and field goals, his specialties.
Harassed bv a huge line and victims of their own fumbles, the never-
say-die Cougars went down to defeat at Kalamazoo, Michigan in an
intersectional clash. The game proved costly for the Cats as their
great tailback Eldon Fortie suffered a shoulder injury in the fourth
quarter. Just two plays later his talented sophomore understudy Phil
Brady broke his clavicle. Before Fortie left the game he proved to be
the big thorn in the Broncos' side as he amassed 206 yards.
Phantom touchdown turned tide
against Wyoming to give Y win
Spirit and determination were the prime ingredients for the Cougars
as they hustled to a 14-7 win over the Wyoming Cowboys in the sea-
son's finale. The Cougars were down 7-0 in the second quarter when
injured Eldon Fortie asked Coach Mitchell to let him play. The Phan-
tom made his presence felt immediately as he led his teammates on a
drive that was climaxed by his TD sweep around right end. Fortie
played onlv two and a half minutes but in that short period he started
a fire under his team which electrified the 11,509 fans, and provided
the spark that ultimately won the game. With score tied 7-7, it was
gallant Doug Wardell's 30 yard aerial to Alan Robinson in the third
quarter that put the Cougars out in front to stay. A bone-crunching
BYU defense led by sophomore standouts Barry Corchnoy and Robin-
son and senior tackle Val Weenig preserved the Cougar win.
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Frosh footballers
fought hard, tough
brand of pigskin
game: 2-2 record
Freshman Scores
BYU
27
Utah
7
BYU
12
Utah State
24
BYU
14
Air Force
20
BYU
12
Utah
Won 2, Lost 2
0
Although the freshman football squad
did not compile as impressive record as
previous Kitten teams, they did show
great promise in the bulk along the line
to pass onto the varsity. Coach Chris
Apostol trained these junior charges in
the style of BYU football— Hal Mit-
chell's modified single wing. The Kit-
tens' only two victories came at the ex-
pense of the Utah Papooses. Probably
the outstanding team member was Bon
Stewart, a tailback who was resopnsible
for seven of the ten touchdowns scored
by the frosh. Under Stewart's leader-
ship, the Kittens seemed to move best.
He ran five scores over with one coming
on a 52 yard run. Bon also passed for a
two point PAT. Probably the most un-
usual player on the team was PAT kick-
er Boger Gable. He kicked three PATs
in his barefeet.
The Papooses fell to the Kittens quite
easily, but it was a matter of being out-
classed when they went against the
Bamblers from Utah State. And against
the "junior bird men" from the Air
Force Academy, the Kittens made too
many miscues which allowed the op-
ponent to score.
Football meant fast action, and that is exactly
what occurred when Cougar teams met alert
opponents from across the land. The frosh took
on two instate rivals in addition to the Air
Force frosh.
296
With the pigskin tucked under his arm, a Kitten footballer followed after a charging blocker who cleared the way for a gain.
Freshman players mixed it up good when they were on the field. Grinding leather proved the point as the runner came to a halt.
297
Cougar Pep '62
challenged Y
fans interest
Cougar Pep 1962-63 assumed a new di-
mension when the old spirit of the Y
was buried and a new spirit rekindled.
Under the auspices of Student Relations
Veep Will Whittle a new group called
the Brigham Brawlers was created. Don-
ning white caps and blue sweat shirts,
this uninhibited group of men set about
to instill enthusiasm and interest in
athletic contests. Combining with the al-
ready organized groups, fan interest did
increase in that football attendance
reached an all time high, averaging
16,000 fans per game. Backetball at-
tendance soared above the 100,000 mark.
A highlight of the year was when most
of the pep organization traveled to the
two Arizona schools in the WAC in
January to back the Cougars.
Cougarette drill team marched at many games.
The Varsity Cheerleaders instituted shorter yells and more rhythm. Members of their
group included (front row) Jack Campbell, Cosmo (Ferrell Lines), Jim Millar, (back row)
Jim Strickland, Head Leader Gary Heiner, and Reed Richards who replaced Pete Pistey.
BYU was the only school with flagtwirlers in the WAC. Members of this group included
(front row) Rosalee Berry, Debbie Talley, Toni MacDonald, (back row) Verla Rohner,
Linda Smith, and Sally Hale.
298
The Songleaders added much to the pep of the 1962-63 season. Their membership in-
cluded (front row) Sharon Cusick, Deanna Earl, Karen Beers, (back row) Maryland
Jacklin, Carole Rawson, and Linda Anderson. Maryland replaced Ellen Croff during the
season.
Undoubtedly the Freshmen cheerleaders had the hardest time stimulating fans to yell.
Frosh leaders were (front row) Sue Larson, Marilyn Henrie, (back row) Melissa Matheny,
and Patty Childs.
Brawler enthusiasm at intercollegiate events
usually provoked the crowd into greater vocal
participation during the 1962-63 season.
Flagtwirler Linda Smith performed many times
before capacity crowds in the fieldhouse and
the stadium as fans turned out in increasing
numbers.
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Cat cagers compiled 12-14 season
but snared WAC second spot
behind touted ASU Sun Devils
The 1962-63 version of BYU basketball
was marked by many ups and downs,
but veteran mentor Stan Watts finally
brought his charges home in second
place in the new Western Athletic Con-
ference and gave Cougar faithfuls an op-
portunity to see some of the nation's
most exciting basketball in the process.
300
Coach Stan Watts puckered animately as the seconds on the scoreboard ticked away and the running Redskins took a shot, which missed.
Coach Watts' Cats faced one of the
roughest schedules of any team in the
nation, playing games against eight op-
ponents who were scheduled for berths
in the two big national post season
tournaments — the NCAA and the NIT.
The team compiled what might be
called a so-so record of 12 wins and 14
losses, but when one considers that ten
of the losses came when playing against
eight ranking teams, it can be concluded
that the Cougars did quite well. And
the fact that Arizona State, the team
which placed ahead of them in the con-
ference standings, was ranked well
within the top five teams in the nation
at the end of the season, lends a great
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deal of stature to the record the Cats
compiled.
Most of the season's individual honors
went to Bruce Burton who led the
team in scoring, and was named to most
of the all-conference selections. Gary
Batchelor, the team's floor general, was
generally recognized on the all-confer-
ence second team.
Front row. Larry Schlappi, Paul Millar Mike Gardner, Gary Batchelor, Ron Steinke, Jim Kelson, Bill Crow, Jerry Dahlman, Coach Stan
Watts. Back row. Trainer Rod Kimball, Mark Miller, Bob Quinney, John Ahlstrom, John Lewis, Paul Wyatt, Lou Andrus, Bill Blumenthal,
Bruce Burton, Dan Simper.
SCORES
BYU
80
Oregon
Oregon
75
BYU
62
80
TEAM STATISTICS
BYU
71
Oklahoma City
79
BYU
61
Oklahoma City
70
BYU
61
Wichita
67
PLAYER
Games
fga-fgm
%
fta-ftm
%
s.m..
rbds
pi.
Pts.
Avg.
BYU
89
Wichita
91
Bruce Burton, f
26
408-192
47%
97-61
63%
252
271
91
445
17.1
BYU
79
Baylor
65
Gary Batchelor, g
26"
189-84
44?
119-104
87%
133
61
66
266
10.2
BYU
75
Baylor
57
Jim Kelson, f
24
232-89
38?
68-47
69%
164
107
37
225
9.5
BYU
84
LaSalle
73
John Lewis, c
24
175-83
47%
73-43
59%
122
158
79
209
8.7
BYU
81
Providence
78
Jerry Dahlman, g
17
154-56
36%
86-60
70%
113
23
26
172
10.1
BYU
64
St. Joseph's
76
Mike Gardner, g
24
142-61
43%
82-58
71%
105
73
61
180
7.5
BYU
91
Ohio State
97
Bob Quinney, f
25
182-67
37%
45-31
69%
129
109
57
165
6.6
BYU
76
Memphis State
99
Paul Wyatt, c
21
95-33
35%
36-17
47%
81
95
54
83
3.9
BYU
58
Utah State
69
Ron Steinke, g
13
82-23
28%
20-17
85%
62
20
10
63
4.8
BYU
84
Arizona State
89
Bob Skousen, f
4
40-18
45%
21-16
76%
27
18
12
52
13.0
BYU
80
Arizona
75
Bill Blumenthal, f
13
36-15
42%
23-14
61%
28
26
20
44
3.4
BYU
71
Utah
53
Mark Miller, f
8
20-6
30%
18-12
75%
20
9
14
24
3.0
BYU
67
Utah State
70
Lou Andrus, c
11
28-9
32%
8-5
63%
22
35
26
23
2.1
BYU
83
Montana
80
John Alstrom, g
8
22-4
18%
10-7
70%
21
12
10
15
1.9
BYU
76
New Mexico
73
ALL OTHERS:
252
BYU
89
Wyoming
77
BYU
77
Arizona
72
BYU TOTALS;
26
1825-745
41%
701-495
71%
1286
1273
596
1985
77.1
BYU
87
Arizona State
104
OPP. TOTALS:
26
1803-739
41%
793-557
70%
1294
1307
541
2035
78.3
BYU
100
Utah
106
BYU
80
Wyoming
76
BYU
59
New Mexico
Won 12, Lost 14
84
302
Cougars played
7 NCAA, NIT
participants - -
WAC Standings
W
L
Arizona State
9
1
Brigham Young
6
4
Utah
5
5
New Mexico
4
6
Arizona
3
7
Wyoming
3
7
The Cougars opened their season on a
winning note on the road with an 80-75
win over the Oregon Ducks, but the
Ducks turned around the next night and
outdistanced the Cats by a score of 80-
62 to start a disastrous five game losing
skien. A return to the more friendy con-
fines of the Provo gym only proved
devastating to the Cougars as they ran
into two top teams from the midwest,
Oklahoma City and Wichita, who added
four quick losses to the BYU record to
complete the string which Oregon had
started.
After this losing spell, the Baylor Bears
traveled to Provo expecting to carry on
the "tradition" only to have the Cougars
rise to the occasion and turn the tables
completely for two straight wins by
fairly wide margins. During these
games, Bruce Burton, along with Jim
Kelson and Gary Batchelor came to the
fore to give the team a solid scoring
punch — a fact which came to be the
rule rather than the exception later in
the season.
Following their conquest of the Bears,
the Cougars headed east to take part in
the Quaker City Tournament in Phila-
delphia. They began this tourney as if
they were going to completely reverse
the early season trend with convincing
wins over LaSalle and Providence by 84-
73 and 81-78 scores respectively to gain
a place in the finals of the tourney. In
the final game, St. Joseph's topped the
Cougars by a twelve point margin to
Cougar Guard Mike Gardner drove under for
a layup despite the frantic efforts of an Ari-
zona player.
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Top: Sally Hale twirled and danced during the year as one of six flagtwirlers. Right: Cougars
Jim Kelson (33), John Lewis (54), and Gary Batchelor (25) winced with Wyoming players
as the ball remained aloft.
send the Cats into another downspin which wasn't to end until they
had dropped five encounters again. On the return trip home after the
tournament, the Cats dropped two games to highly touted Ohio State
and Memphis State by 97-91 and 99-76 scores. Their return to Utah
did not stem the tide either, because they had to travel to Logan to
encounter a strong Utah State team in their last preseason encounter.
The Farmers proved to be too much and handed the travel-weary
Cats a 69-58 defeat to send them into league play with a five win and
nine loss record.
Coach Watts and his Cats headed for the warmer climes of Arizona to
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Jim Kelson hooked the ball towards the basket over the protest of a Montana player.
During a time out, Coach Watts instructed his charges with methods of improving their play.
The center of attention rested on the play-
ing floor during a time out, while the pep
groups performed.
The striped referee leaned with the action as Cougar Paul Wyatt tossed up the ball and
was fouled by an Oklahoma City Chieftain.
inaugurate the first season ot the WAC
in games with Arizona State and Ari-
zona. The Cougars first tested the Sun
Devils at Tempe and found the heralded
Devils to be as tough as their ranking
of fourth best in the nation indicated.
The combination of Art Becker and Joe
Caldwell was too much for the Cats to
handle, although D a h 1 m a n came
through with a thirty-four point effort
before they went down to an 89-84
defeat.
After this, a trip to Phoenix got the Cats
back on the victory road as Bruce Bur-
ton again led the attack which subdued
the Wildcats by a 80-75 margin. The
Cougars traveled back home to face
archrival Utah on the Provo floor. The
Cats were high for this one, and bested
Coach Jack Gardner and his Utes by a
handy eighteen point margin as Burton
again led the offensive show for the
Wattsmen. A non-conference interlude
started with Utah State at Provo. This
proved an exciting tussle, with the Cats
faltering at the wire, and the Aggies
winning 70-67 in the final moments.
It was then back to the victory road for
the Cats in another "cliff hanger" with
Montana, but this time the Cougars
came out on top 83-80. Burton and
Lewis both added eighteen points to
the Cat cause. During the next weekend,
New Mexico and Wyoming invaded
Provo, but the Cougars were equal to
the test as they held off the Lobos and
Cosmo, symbol of BYU pep, cheered
mightily as the team scored again.
Guard Gary Batchelor
pushed the opposition
Against Oklahoma City
left hand shots as Bob
let one fly towards the basket while center John Lewis seemingly
back.
All Conference forward Bruce Burton pushed up one of his favored
Quinney (42) moved in to cover the boards.
their scoring phenomenon Ira Harge for
another three point win at 76-73, and
then breezed past the Cowboys by an
89-77 score.
The Cougars found themselves tied with
ASU for the league lead, and the pros-
pect of entertaining Arizona and ASU
in Provo the following weekend had the
campus at a fever-pitch.
The Cats' 77-72 win over Arizona on
Friday coupled with the Sun Devils'
win over Utah set the stage for the big
showdown on Saturday. Cougar hopes
were high, but as the game wore on, it
became evident that State was really
the powerhouse of the WAC as Becker
and Caldwell led the way. The Devils'
superb bench helped wear down the
Provans to give the game to ASU going
away at 104-87.
With three tough road games ahead of
them, the Cats traveled to Salt Lake
City for a return bout with Utah. A last-
ditch miracle effort by the Cougars,
when they made five points in the last
twenty seconds, sent the game into over-
time. But then the Bedskins' Holmes,
Thomas and Crain completely sunk the
Cougars by a final 106-100 margin.
The Cats left for their final road trip
and topped the Wyoming Pokes the
first night. This clinched a second place
finish for the Cats. The final game
against New Mexico was somewhat an
anti-climax as the Lobos humiliated the
Cats by a 84-59 score.
Cosmo and other pep people watched the
game action from the sidelines in mute
observation.
A basketball ballet emerged when John Lewis (54) and an opponent leaped
into the air to get the ball. Cougars Quinney ( 42 ) and Gardner ( 22 ) watched.
Mike Gardner outdistanced a Utah man scrambling for
the ball in a contest which Utah won in an overtime
106-100.
Front row. Bill Ruffner, Laird Swensen, Mel Olsen, Keith Flick, Dee Denzer, Steve Kramer, Carl Anderton. Back row. Gary Ernest, Rusty
Thornock, Jeff Congdon, John Paxman, Charlie Slater, McKay Winkel, Dick Nemelka, Coach Pete Witbeck.
BYU Frosh ran up 11 win record
against 2 losses to Ute Papooses
BYU frosh basketball for 1962-63 featured a high scoring, fast break-
ing outfit which was able to top all comers with the exception of
Utah's Papooses, and post a 11-2 record for the season. The Kittens
opened their season against Utah State frosh and quickly showed their
scoring punch as they ran up 98 points in their conquest of the Farm-
ers. Snow JC and Western Wyoming JC were the next two victims
of the high-powered Kitten attack, as they fell 97-57 and 81-75. But
then Coach Pete Witbeck s boys ran into trouble by falling to the
Papooses in Provo 79-69. After this somewhat shocking loss, the Kit-
tens were able to run up a string of eight straight wins. Nobody could
seem to slow up the power generated by a strong and high scoring
five composed of Steve Kramer (18.6), Jeff Congdon (15.2), Bill
Ruffner (19.1), Dick Nemelka (16.2), and Dee Denzer (10.8). They
helped considerably in scoring consistently in games which topped the
high 90's and low 100's. They vanquished Snow JC, Mesa JC, Dixie JC,
Carbon JC, Idaho State frosh, Utah State frosh, and Western Wyoming
SCORES
BYU
98
Utah State Frosh
88
BYU
98
Snow JC
57
BYU
81
W. Wyoming JC
75
BYU
69
Utah Frosh
79
BYU
71
Snow JC
59
BYU
97
Utah State Frosh
83
BYU
100
Mesa JC
81
BYU
102
W. Wyoming JC
73
BYU
90
W. Wyoming JC
67
BYU
98
Dixie JC
91
BYU
106
Idaho State Frosh
93
BYU
91
Carbon College
54
BYU
87
Utah Frosh
Won 11, Lost 2
89
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Steve Kramer banked in a shot for a score.
Congdon pushed up the ball past Utah foes.
Basketball tans intently watched the action during fast breaking Cougar games.
Outbursts of applause marked good floor play.
Bill Ruffner pushes through to make an attempted shot at the elusive basket.
Frosh BB team
liked to win
JC twice. But then the Kittens went to
Salt Lake City to face their nemesis,
the Papooses. Again they faltered, and
late in the second half they saw a four-
teen point lead dwindle with Utah win-
ning the game on an 89-87 count.
The final game with Carbon JC was
cancelled because of injuries plaguing
their team. The Kittens amassed a fav-
orable record of eleven wins and only
two losses — a very respectable season.
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(W .■on.iirv team members included: Front row: Richard Bradstreet, Larry Austin, Ray Conover Larry Winward, Dean Lundell.
Back row: Coach Clarence Robison, Keith Grebe, Keith Westover, Ron Morgan, Ron Tolman, Coach Sherald James.
Cross Country
captured second
in WAC race
Arizona
52
Brigham Young
56
New Mexico
66
Arizona State
92
Wyoming
102
Utah
111
Cross country at BYU took on a more
important aspect when the Cougar team
walked off with second place behind
Arizona at the WAC meet held in
Tempe. If the Y team had had one more
teammate place, they could have copped
the title. Larry Windward, Dean Lun-
dell, Keith Westover, Larry Austin, Ray
Barrus, and Ron Morgan each placed
in the event.
Larry Winward indicated that daily practice
made it possible for the Cougar team to cap-
ture second place in the WAC cross country
behind Arizona in the conference run-off.
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Freshman Kent Jeffries nailed his opponent to the mat in order to get the pin and add points to the Cougar team score.
Cougar matmen claimed first WAC tide
Regulars on the championship wrestling team included (front row) Mike Young, Mac Motokawa, Bob Piper, Jim Wright, (back row) Larrv
Hardin, Joe Lyman, Jim Jon, Kent Jeffries, Steve Goodsell, and Coach Clint Whitfield.
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Coach Clint Whitfield molded his freshman
dominated squad into the first WAC cham-
pions.
WAC Standings
Brigham Young
Wyoming
Utah
Arizona State
New Mexico
Arizona
SCORES
BYU 35
Mesa
3
BYU 25
Utah State
6
BYU 22
Utah
13
BYU 9
Oregon State
19
BYU 15
Oregon
9
BYU 18
Portland State
6
BYU 26
Wyoming
13
BYU 5
Western State
21
BYU 31
Arizona State
10
BYU 16
Montana State
17
BYU 30
Utah State
5
BYU 5
Colorado State C
20
BYU 8
Colorado State U
18
BYU 30
Weber
6
BYU 29
Utah
Won 10, Lost 5
9
74
70
51
31 Matman |im Jory grappled with his opponent before taking him down for a fall and two
21 points.
Kent Jeffries pinned his opponent from Utah State as signaled by the referee's thumping
hand on the mat.
Intercollegiate wrestling gained a great
deal of prestige and popularity at BYU
in 1963 as coach Clint Whitfield led his
grapplers to the first conference cham-
pionship in the newly formed WAC.
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Members of this year's wrestling squad included (front row) Coach Clint Whitfield, Shig Motokawa, graduate assistant, Bob Piper, Mike
Hart, Mike Young, Larry Hardin, Mac Motokawa, James Wright, Ted Brewster, Kim Brewster, Gary Smiley, (back row) Harvey Wynne,
Jim Stott, Don Cook, Steve Epperson, Ron Gilbert, Steve Goodsell, Jim Jory, Monte Jones, Joe Lyman, Dennis Herendeen, Elmer Davis.
Hundreds of fans who would never have
found their way to a match, stayed after
the basketball encounters to become ac-
quainted with wrestling. Many became
avid followers of the mat sport. Particu-
larly was their imagination caught by
Mac Motokawa, a lithe 130-pounder
who introduced some very effective and
crowd pleasing greco-roman techniques
to WAC wrestling. It was a verv well-
balanced squad which wrestled its way
to a 74-70 win over perennial title holder
Wyoming. Team captain Steve Goodsell
successfully defended his championship
form in the heavyweight division, while
Motokawa and Mike Young also took
firsts in their divisions. Joe Lyman and
Jim Jory copped seconds, Jim Wright,
Larry Hardin, Kent Jeffries, and Bob
Gunn took thirds, with Kim Brewster
managing a fourth place finish. The Cat
team posted a 10 win, 5 loss season in
dual matches against some of the na-
tion's best. This squad boosted the pop-
ularity and prestige of wrestling at BYU
more than any other team.
Heavyweight Steve Goodsell endeavored to break the hold of a shirtless opponent.
316
Bob Piper drove his opponent into the mat during aftergame mateh. Jim Jory moved quickly to break the hold around his midsection.
Mac Motokawa moved rapidly to pin his opponent early in the match. Mac was a freshman who came to the V from Japan.
317
Cougar high jumper Bob Cow.art sailed over the bar at 6' 8H" in the ASU meet at Tempe.
Phil Brady adapted rapidly to the new event in the WAC track meets — the hop-step-jump.
Track and field
domination by Y
halted by WAC
after winning
8 consecutive
Skyline firsts-
Brigham Young University's track domi-
nation ended when they became mem-
bers of the Western Athletic Confer-
ence. After walking to eight straight
Skyline Conference championships, the
Cougar thinclads found themselves in
reputable company in the new confer-
ence. Because the southern schools in
the league had the weather to their lik-
ing, they were able to get the jump on
the Cats in pre-season training sessions.
In fact, winter months meant only that
more good weather would prevail while
the Cats had to wait for the snow and
rain to subside. The Cougar team did
have the confines of the Smith Field-
house in which to hold limited practices
and workouts. In contests where no of-
ficial scores were kept the Cats easily
outclassed teams from Utah and Utah
State in indoor meets. A prestige meet
scheduled with powerful Southern Cali-
fornia was rained out after only six
events had been completed. When the
Bobison coached team swung south-
ward they ran into trouble. New Mexico
ran over the Cats 101-44. The Cats re-
linquished an early lead to Arizona and
fell 74-71. Arizona State depth crushed
the Cougars by an 81-64 score.
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Coach Clarence Robison worked to get his thinclad team in top form for the conference meet.
Broad jumper Emmett Smith sailed through the air endeavoring to cop first at Arizona State.
Sprinter Larry Kelly usually ran in the 100
and 220 yard dashes as well as the mile
relay. Kelly was in his junior year in eligi-
bility on the Cougar track squad.
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Front row: Trainer Rod Kimball, Jim Thornton, Howard Parker, Mike Douglas, Danny Boyle, Ray Barrus, Bob Tobler, Larry Kelly, Kirk
Wright, Keith Grebe, Jim Williams, Wayne Devereaux. Second row: Coach Sherald James, Dr. Wendell Vance, Grant Bever, Emmett Smith,
Larry Schlappi, Dean Lundell, Larry Austin, Richard Zimmerman, Norm Eburne, James Jex, Dick Sonder, Larry Winward, Bob Cowart,
Rex Wood, Ron Mickle. Back row: Head Coach Clarence Robison, Ray Conover, Gregg Cramm, Terry Thatcher, Gareth Hawkes, Brian
Utley, Roger Anderson, Richard Mertes, Lou Andrus, Pat Helfridge, Phil Reynolds, Carl Quinn.
:
Emmett Smith was a competitive threat to WAC contenders in the hop-step-jump. Hot, j/obler beat the stadium record in the 440 at :46.5
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BEST MARKS OF SEASON BY
PLACE WINNERS
Richard Mertes
Carl Quinn
Phil Reynolds
Richard Mertes
Ron Mickle
Jim Williams
Danny Boyle
Rex Wood
Shot Put
Discus
Pole Vault
Bob Cowart
Brian Utley
Lou Andrus
High Jump
5N BY
52'
8"
51'
7J4"
51'
2»"
169'
6K"
166'
11"
14
' 3"
u
' 6"
14
' 0"
Terry Thatcher
Jim Thornton
Javelin
Emmett Smith
Larry Schlappi
Mike Douglas
Broad Jump
Phil Brady
Dick Sonder
Larry Kelly
Larry Kelly
Bob Tobler
Hop-Step-Jump
100 Yard Dash
220-Yard Dash
440-Yard Dash
880-Yard Dash
Dean Lundell
Mile Run
Ray Barrus
Larry Austin
Ray Barrus
Two-Mile Run
High Hurdles
Howard Parker
220-lnter Hurdles
Mike Douglas
330-Inter Hurdles
Howard Parker
Mike Douglas
6' 8«"
6' 4"
6' 4"
240' 8"
216' 0"
24' 0"
22' 11)4"
22' IX"
45' 2"
45' 134"
:09.7
:21.2
:46.5
1:52.2
4:18.9
4:22.8
9:24.6
:14.7
:24.2
:37.8
:37.8
440-Relay
Howard Parker, Richard Zimmerman, :41.5
Bob Tobler, Larry Kelly
Mile Relay
Larry Kelly, Kirk Wright,' 3:14.0
Richard Zimmerman, Bob Tobler
Dean Lunell pushed across the line to capture first from a surging ASU Sun Devil.
Tobler and an ASU opponent pushed step for step down the track in the 440-yard run.
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Richard Mertes pushed with every fiber in order to put the steel ball past the 50 foot mark.
Freshman Danny Boyle cleared the vault bar at 14' 6" and barely missed at 14' 10".
1962 SCORES
BYU 61K New Mexico
69«
BYU 64 Arizona
67
BYU 60 Arizona State
71
BYU 48 Oregon
83
BYU 99 Utah State
32
BYU 104JS Montana
26«
BYU 87 Utah
44
Western Division
(Skyline Conference)
Brigham Young
80K
Utah
33
Utah State
28K
Montana
22K
Conference
( Skyline )
Brigham Young
70X
New Mexico
45
Utah
35K
Utah State
24
Denver
21K
Colorado State
16
Montana
12X
Wyoming
—
Won 5, Lost 4
1963 SCORES
BYU and University of Southern California
meet rained out.
BYU 44 New Mexico
101
BYU 71 Arizona
74
BYU 64 Arizona State
81
BYU 108 Air Force
37
Terry Thatcher threw the javelin for the Y.
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Mickle hurled the discus into orbit across the tield during the meet at Arizona State
in Tempe. Mickle finished second in last year's NCAA meet held at Eugene, Oregon.
Basebal
action started earlv this vear
when tr
1962 SCORES
BYU
2
California West.
3
BYU
10
California West
3
BYU
11
Long Beach State
C
BYU
1
Los Angeles State
5
BYU
1
Los Angeles State
5
BYU
4
Southern California
10
BYU
2
California Poly,
9
BYU
3
California Pol\ .
A
BYU
BYU
BYU
12
5
9
Pepperdine
Pepperdine
CSUtah
s
4
2
BYU
15
CSUtah
0
BYU
8
Dixie
1
BYU
11
Dixie
3
BYU
18
Carbon
1
BYU
20
Carbon
0
BYU
6
Utah
1
BYU
18
Utah State-
5
BYU
18
Utah State
3
BYU
9
Montana
0
BYU
11
Montana
7
BYU
BYU
BYU
BYU
9
3
5
16
Pepperdine
Pepperdine
Pepperdine
Weber
8
11
18
0
BYU
12
Weber
2
BYU
12
Utah State
o
BYU
19
Utah State
3
BYU
11
Utah
0
BYU
8
Montana
7
BYU
14
Utah
3
BYU
14
Utah
16
BYU
6
Mesa
o
BYU
4
Mesa
2
BYU
2
New Mexico
9
BYU
o
Air Force Academv
4
^ Baseball squad
sought first title
in WAC battle
The 1963 version of the Cougar base-
ball team did have a letterman return-
ing in almost every position, however,
their total strength was still a big ques-
tion mark. Gary Batchelor and Jim Arm-
strong probably were the strongest
members of the team in experience.
Glenn Tuckett put his boys through pre-
season paces inside in the Smith Field-
house training field. And then, the earli-
est games ever scheduled for a BYU
playing field were played against Dixie
Junior College from southern Utah. The
Cats took easy advantage of the Rebel
team, winning 9-2 and 20-1. They also
played College of Southern Utah as a
warm-up before leaving for Los Angeles
and the Easter Invitational Tourna-
ment. CSUtah fell 22-1. In Los Angeles
the Cats lost one to the Pepperdine
Waves 14-1, and were tied 1-1 when
the second game was called because of
rain. In the Easter Tournament, the Cat
team fell to Los Angeles State in the
opener 9-2, and dropped the second
round game by a whopping score of 17-
1 to the University of Southern Cali-
fornia Trojans.
Cougar baseball field is situated below the ramp to Helaman Halls, hence, easy viewing.
Cougars faced the Dixie Cr.
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After the Cougar team started their year off against the Dixie Junior College Rebels, they traveled to Southern California for a clash with
several teams in the Easter Invitational Tournament. However, when they returned home the weather held off the WAC opener with Utah
for several weeks. In fact, it looked as if all the games involved would have to be doubleheaders. The Cougars figured to be in the thick
of the chase of the conference title.
A BYU second baseman tags out a Rebel from Dixie as he slides into the second ba'ie bag.
Glenn Tuckett pushed his team into
action.
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Action on first base quickened when a throw was racing to beat out
the runner, (right) A Cougar pitcher unwound his throw at home
plate.
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With ball in glove, a Cougar baseman hinged at the bag to beat out the runner For an out
Tense moments came as the pitcher wound up
With one on deck, a Cougar batsman swung at the elusive ball thrown b\ the upnn.nl
1963 SCORES
BYU
BYU
BYU
BYU
BYU
Dixie
Dixie
CSUtah
Pepperdine
Pepperdine
( Game called in eighth
because of rain )
BYU
BYU
EASTER TOURNAMENT
2 Los Angeles State
1 Southern California
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Coach Rudy Moe worked hard to teach his gymnastics team the art of perfection in torm on the rings and in free exercise. The Cougar
team failed to place high in the conference race, however, several performers garnered enough points to participate in the NCAA meet.
Gymnastics at Brigham Young University was still considered a
Y rnncicl-ir,« minor sPort but ^e scn°o1 aia enter a team ™ ^e WAC camPeti-
§ynXn-<iSIlC5> tion Coach Rujy Moe piloted the team and taught the performers
f±rf* f\ty liriO-rcirlp *" several asPects of bocly control which gymnastics exercise de-
WCrC Oil U.pgra.QC man(js Coach Moe was very optimistic about the prospects of
gymnastics in the Y athletic program.
Coach Carl Tucker took his untried golf team on a trip to Southern
California where they were literally overrun by the Trojans from (2q]_£ JU£fl SOUffht
the University of Southern California. The Utah State Aggies also ^ &
took advantage of the tee team from the Y. However, as the weather {jf c£ WAC title
allowed more practices, Coach Tucker held high hopes of his team
coming on strong.
Members of the 1963 Cougar Golf team included (front row) Bruce DiFloures, Coach Carl Tucker, Gilbert Torres, (back row) Lynn Hone,
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The Cougar Tennis team included (front row} Tracy Wilson, George Conway, (second row) Bill Fort, Duane Ballard, Harold Turley,
(third row) Coach Fred Dixon, (back row) Assistant Coach Wayne Pierce, Don Lowe, and Glen Meier.
Under the experienced hand of Coach Fred "Buck" Dixon, the
\lir\rf*t m^»n hirl Cougar Tennis team, after suffering two defeats by the Arizona
XYd.CK.CL IllCIl IlctCJ. Wildcats, came back to take decisive wins fom Wyoming and Utah
"L £r\r ftfct ^tate unrvers*ties- Coach Dixon fully expected his net team to be in
nOpCS IOr IirSL the thick of the first WAC championship race. Only the Wildcats
seemed to loom as the biggest obstacle.
After the BYU Rodeo team captured third place in the NCAA com-
petition in 1960, thev have endeavored to improve on that mark by
taking the championship. Each spring thev sponsor a rodeo at the
Utah Countv Fairgrounds in order that the stndentbodv may wit-
ness a real part of the old west. Rugged rodeo action tested the
steel nerves of team members.
BYU's Rodeo Club activated to again try for the national championship. Members of the Rodeo Club included L. Sharyl Hatcher, John
Hamilton, Ron Pace, Dennis Hamilton, and Norman Dale Rex.
Y Rodeo team
bucked for wins
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Intramural activities included handball contests in which many a novice as well as experienced players entered to seek the title.
Men, women
participated
in intramural
games, sports
for fun, pleasure
and to keep fit
Intramural activities reached a new high in student participation with
about 250 more fellows than last year competing this year. Approxi-
mately 40 percent of all men students in the university entered. A
record number of 38 events were held in the men's division of intra-
murals. Men's intramural sports ranged from fencing, horseshoes,
broomball hockey and archery to paddleball, wrestling, flag football,
gymnastics and basketball. Supremacy trophies were awarded in Resi-
dence, Organization, Ward and Independent divisions. Team trophies
and individual plaques were given to all winners.
Women's intramurals had a combined total of 2700 participants enter-
ing the three leagues which were organized for P. E. Majors, Stakes
and Housing units. A supremacy trophy and a participation trophy
were given to winners of each league. Trophies were also awarded to
winners of the 17 events held in each league.
Special tournaments for mixed intramural teams were held in tennis,
volleyball, badminton, checkers, chess and bowling. Emphasis in these
tournaments was placed on recreation rather than on points and com-
petition as in the other intramural areas.
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Men's Winners
Flag Football Miss Rejects
Fencing Larry McDowell
Table Tennis:
Singles
Farrokh Neghabet
Doubles Sami and Neghabet
Handball
Mike Mahnken
Badminton
Harold Turley
Cross Country
LaMar Walker
Wrestling:
123 lb.
130 lb.
137 lb.
Danny Davis
Jerald Gubler
Cliff Edmunds
147 lb.
157 lb.
David Jorgensen
Gerald Walker
167 lb.
Kelvin Folsom
177 lb.
Bill Nelson
191 lb.
Heavyweight
Gary Linton
Keith Sorenson
Ice Skating:
200 yd. dash
Ed Nedelcon
880 yd. relay
Figure Skating
Canadian Club
Ken Parker
Broomball Hockey
Canadian Club
Bowling
EL-3
Chess
Rudolpho Casos
Checkers
Hal Huffacker
Paddleball:
Singles Duane Ballard
Doubles Jess Gibb, Tracy Wilson
Volleyball
9th Ward
Archery:
Flint
Columbian
Lloyd Bird
Paul Platero
Gymnastics
David Thomas
Tennis
Dick Johnson
Horseshoes
Bruce Morr
Battle of the Beef Brigham Brawlers
Basketball Idahoians
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Horseshoe pitching was one of the many sports competitions in the intramural program
One of tlie largest divisions of intramural activity was men's division of intramural Softball.
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Women's
Winners
Archery
Ann Baxter
Broomball Hockey
Kosocs
Ice Skating:
100 yd. dash
Karen Brunea
440 yd. relay
Figure Skating
PE Majors
Ruth Barker
Fencing
Elissa McChesney
Basketball:
Majors
Housing
Stakes
Devil's Angels
Whitney Whips
33rd Ward
Foul Pitch:
Majors
Eaton Team
Housing
Stakes
Penrose
33rd Ward
Table Tennis:
Majors
Eaton Team
Housing
Gates
Bowling:
Majors
Housing
Stakes
Faculty
Knight Mangum
14th Ward
Swimming:
Majors
Housing
Stakes
Devil's Angels
Whitney Whips
33rd Ward
Archery was one of the many sports offered through the intramural department to both
men and women.
Intramural basketball for men was one of the biggest sports included in the program.
Coeds entered teams in the basketball
division of women intramurals to compete
for the trophy.
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Wrestlers not on the varsity team had a Intramural swimming competition gave the water enthusiasts a chance to demonstrate skill,
chance to grapple with some of the best anc* sPeed.
during Fite Nite.
Fencing was one of the over 30 sports included in the intramural program in College of P. E.
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SUSAN BIDDULPH was awarded a full scholarship
when she came to BYU from Packs College as an honor
student. At the Y Susan was a member of White Key,
Phi Kappa Phi, and Delta Phi Alpha, and maintained a
3.98 GPA. She was awarded the Alice Louise Reynolds
English scholarship, a $2500 Phi Kappa Phi scholarship
to do graduate work, and selected as the outstanding
coed in the humanities college.
PROFESSOR DAVID H. YARN, JR. has been chairman
of the department of theology and philosophy, Dean of
the College of Religious Instruction and Acting Director
of the Institute of Mormon Studies. He delivered the
BYU Baccalaureate sermon in August 1959, was made
honorary Blue Key of the Year in 1960 and was presi-
dent of the BYU Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi Honor So-
ciety during 1960-61. A much respected teacher and
writer, Prof. Yarn has served in many capacities in the
LDS Church. He received his Ed.D. in philosophy and
education from Columbia University.
Susan Biddulph won a $2500 Phi Kappa Phi scholarship.
Dr. David Vam devoted his life to teaching Mormon doctrine
Honor section represented
achievement, sacrifice, and work
This special honors section has been included not to play up the per-
sonalities themselves but to remind us of the achievements and suc-
cesses that are ultimately reached when people sacrifice and work to
attain. These personalities represent several dcades in time, and each
represents in his own right, one particular kind of success. They are
merely a small part of over 13,000 persons on the BYU campus during
1962-63 who were singled out to represent the whole. In each particu-
lar section of this annual, other personalities are recognized for then-
achievements and successes. The choices here were the arbitrary
choices of the Editor and Managing Editor. They were not chosen
soley on the merits of their specialty, but because of the all-around
high standards they maintain.
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DEAN HERALD R. CLARK has had a
long record of serving BYU, Provo and
the LDS Church. His friends are fond
of quoting Dean Clark's reply to a girl
who once asked him how long he had
been in the area: "Timpanogos was here
when I came and Utah Lake was filling
up fast." Chairman of Forums, Lyceums
and Devotionals, Dean Clark has been
responsible for bringing internationally
known musicians, dramatists and jour-
nalists to BYU and Provo community.
Graduate of Brigham Young University
and the University of Washington, Dean
Clark has been associated with the Ys
Bookstore perhaps longer than any other
living person. The Clark Student Service
Center was named in honor of his years
of service. A professor of finance and
banking, Clark was Dean of the College
of Business nearly 25 years and has long
been a department chairman and teach-
er in that college.
This year Dean Clark addressed the De-
votional audience at the beginning of
the Fine Arts Festival. Dean Clark has
become a symbol of BYU's tradition of
friendliness, frequently quizzing stu-
dents to learn what interests them.
Herald R. Clark dedicated his life to the university in culture and business.
Dr. Jack Trunnell directed the Nutritional Research Center and the Student Health Center.
JACK B. TRUNNELL. M.D., Health
Center and Nutritional Research Direc-
tor, was dean of the College of Family
Living until 1961. Associated with
numerous medical societies and insti-
tutes, Dr. Trunnell was awarded a spe-
cial achievement fellowship by the New
York Academy of Sciences. Dr. Trunnell
was editor of the Banyan and became a
lifetime member of Theta Alpha Phi
Drama Fraternitv while he was an un-
dergraduate at BYU. In 1958 he was
made a professor of developmental biol-
ogy. He was vice president of Sigma Xi
this past year and also was asked to
give the 1963 commencement address
to the College of Biology and Agricul-
ture. Dr. Trunnell has authored many
articles and books concerning his re-
search, spent five years doing research
for the Navy, and filled many positions
in the LDS Church.
Under Dr. Trunnell, the Nutritional Re-
search Department has applied new
techniques for detecting and treating old
problems such as cancer, mental illness.
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Ivan Crosland starred in several dramatic productions.
IVAN CROSLAND from Holden, Utah was a graduate
student majoring in dramatic arts. He was awarded the
best actor recognition for his parts in two productions,
J. B. and Cyranno de Bergerac. Ivan also ably carried
the role of Iago in Shakespeare's Othello. After getting
his MA in June, Ivan expected to teach on the Y faculty,
teach in a junior college, and finally seek his doctorate.
He was president of Theta Alpha Phi and was the direc-
tor of their assembly for the studentbody.
ELDON FORTIE was named the first All-American in
football from BYU. He was married and listed Salt Lake
City as his home. Eldon, a PE major, set 21 new foot-
ball records at the Y, played in three all-star bowl games
when he was a senior, and was named back of the week
by Sports Illustrated and Associated Press. He was
honored by the University when they retired his num-
ber 40 jersey permanently. Eldon has signed to play pro
ball in Canada before settling down to teach and coach
in high school.
RON MICKLE was a physical education major special-
izing in physical therapy. Ron maintained a 3.1 GPA
while participating as a discus thrower on the varsity
track team. His throw of 180' 6" set a school record. He
placed second in the NCAA meet in 1962. Ron was cap-
tain of the frosh football team and toured Europe with
the track team while at BYU. He claimed Salem, Ore-
gon as home and listed skin diving and golf as his
favorite hobbies.
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Eldon Fortie was named BYU's tirst football All American.
Discus man Hon Micklc placed second in the 1962 NCAA meet
Jerry Rusk had two majors and maintained an A average.
Gary Batchelor played basketball and baseball.
Cordon Jensen spent two years at Ricks College.
BRUCE BURTON, a senior majoring in physical educa-
tion, was from Torrance, California. He lettered four
years in basketball at the Y, being the high scorer on
the team his senior year with a 20.8 average. Bruce was
selected on the WAC first string and played in the East-
West All Star game at Lexington, Kentucky. Being mar-
ried, Bruce expected to obtain his MS from Long Beach
State in California, teach and coach in high school, and
finally go into industry in business management.
GORDON JENSEN from Menan, Idaho, came to BYU
from Ricks College where he was valedictorian. He had
served a mission in Brazil and as a result chose Portu-
guese as a major and Spanish as a minor. Gordon main-
tained a 3.98 GPA at the Y and was a member of the
national scholastic honorary Phi Kappa Phi. He intended
to seek his MS and teach languages on the college level.
GARY BATCHELOR from Layton, Utah was a senior
majoring in physical education and minoring in driver
education. He was an outstanding athlete participating
in both basketball and baseball. Gary was named to the
WAC second team in 1963 in the hoop sport and picked
on the Skyline All Conference team in 1962. He lettered
in both sports all three years while maintaining a 3.44
GPA. When Gary originally came to BYU he was
awarded a leadership scholarship.
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PRESIDENT ERNEST L. WILKIN-
SON was selected by the Board of Trus-
tees in 1950 and assumed office in
February 1951. President Wilkinson
graduated from BYU, received his LLB
from George Washington, and was
awarded his Doctor of Juridical Science
degree from Harvard Law School. He
taught law at New Jersey Law School,
entered law practice in New York,
started his own law firm in Washington,
D.C. and gained a national reputation
when he obtained judgments of $32 mil-
lion for the Ute Indians from the gov-
ernment. Dr. Wilkinson has seen the en-
rollment of BYU increase over 100 per
cent under his administration. He has
directed the physical growth of the uni-
versity with over 70 major campus build-
ings being completed, among those were
Clark Student Service Center, Heritage
Halls, McKay Building, Smith Family
Living Center, Wyview Village, Hela-
man Halls, motion picture studio,
Knight Building, Smoot Building, Clark
Library, Y Student Activities Center,
and a fine arts center. The academic
program was expanded to include a doc-
torate program, 11 colleges, one school
and one division.
JERROLD GLENN RUSK, 21 year old
senior from Sandpoint, Idaho, main-
tained a double major of political sci-
ence and history while minoring in
sociology. Jerry was in the honors pro-
gram with a 4.0 GPA he had earned in
five semesters and two summer ses-
sions. At BYU Jerry held a Jewel House,
Inc. scholarship in addition to scholar-
ships awarded by the Future Teachers
of America, BYU, Honors program, and
the Hinckley Foundation. He was a
member of Archon Honor Society his
freshman year. Jerry was the BYU nomi-
nee for a Danforth Fellowship; was the
winner of a Woodrow Wilson Fellow-
ship; and was awarded a National De-
fense Education Act Fellowship totaling
$10,800 for doctoral work in political be-
havior. Upon accepting this fellowship
to the University of Michigan, he had to
turn down a similar offer to George-
town U in Washington, D.C. Jerry has
a library of nearly 500 books as well as
a collection of jazz records. He and his
wife Jeanette will spend the summer as
lookouts in their native Idaho's forests
before leaving for Michigan.
Dr. Ernest L. Wilkinson directed the university's growth.
Bruce Burton starred on the varsity basketball team.
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office coordinated
agencies in favor
of student growth
Students and faculty alike watched with
interest the rising tower of the new Y
Student Activity Center, soon to be the
largest building on campus. Scheduled
for completion in the spring of 1964, the
building was planned to contain facili-
ties for student activities ranging from
bowling alleys to ballrooms. The Center
would also contain facilities for a whole
stake to hold meetings, and consequent-
ly the LDS Church subsidized the build-
ing's cost, the remainder of which was
covered by profits from the student
bookstore and a building fee included
in tuition charges.
Lyle S. Curtis was appointed director of
the Center, and plans were being for-
mulated in his office to organize student-
administration coordination in order to
make the Center as functional and bene-
ficial to the students as possible.
Eliot Cameron assumed duties of Dean of Students Office after coming from Utah State.
Ariel BaUif
Merwin Fairbanks
Robert Gwilliam
Vem Jensen
Alma King
Kenneth Lauritzen
Dean McDonald
Darrell Moses
Clvde Parker
Student Coordinator Lavar Rockwood helped push students' cause. Lyle Curtis was in charge of the nearly completed Y Student Center.
lav Eitncr and Georgeanna Johnson were assistants to the Student Coordinator; Elva Davis served as his secretary in the SSC basement.
Studentbody president's office headed by Dave
Mervin White, Bill Wilsted, and Doyle Seely served under Dave Stone as executive assistants. Executive Receptionist Carolyn Hatch and
Historian Carol Paekham managed the office and historical facets of the studentbody president. Activities were supervised in Room 170 SSC.
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Associated Studentbody President of BYU David Stone, originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, claimed Provo as his home while at school.
Some apathetic students on campus
claimed that student government on
campus was merely a pawn in the hand
of the university administration. How-
ever, devoted student government work-
ers gave untiringly of their time and
talents to make student functions and
activities interesting and diversified
enough to include all of the student-
body. An anxiety which underlined the
entire year's activity was the anticipa-
tion of moving into the new Y Student
Center. Although the completion date
was over a year away and most of the
1962-63 officers would never get to use
the center, most were farsighted enough
to begin laying the ground work to
make the transitional move which was
to come much easier.
Marie Kartchner from Bountiful, Utah served
as executive secretary to President Stone.
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Lending a touch of femininity to the Executive Council was Maria ASBYU Vice President of Finance was Fred Streuling. Originally
Ann Toronto from Spanish Fork, who was Vice President of Culture. from Neubrandenburg, East Germany, Fred came to the United
States in 1953.
Culture veep
Finance veep
Events Chairman Rik Simpson, Organizations Chairman Judi Tryon, Finance assistants, who worked processing requisitions, included Ron
Assistant VP Jim Tryon, and Secretary Phyllis Nelson assisted Maria. Pierce, Joy Magelby, Bruce Reiche, DeAnn Merrill, Frank Medgin.
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Y's Men solo saxophonist and electrical engineering major Orion
Wood headed studentbody social activities. Orion was from Cedar
City, Utah.
Racine, Wisconsin was the home town of Vice President of Student
Relations Will Whittle. Majoring in political science, Will was a
junior.
Social veep
Relations veep
Business Manager Darrell Madsen, Assistant VP Jerry Garnder,
Secretary Vicki Bean, and Central Dance Chairman Haws Marble
assisted Orion Wood.
Joan Muir was in chrage of public relations while Bob Parchman
acted as assistant veep and Dave Thomas was publicity chairman
under Will.
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Student senate formulated policies
Front row: Merwin Grant, Joan Toronto, Sydney Smith, Kathy Loumis, Doug Morrison. Second row: Bobbie Hansen, Lynn Walker, Leslie
Cameron, Lynn Dayton, Linda Ludlow, Tom Brown. Back row: Bob Liljenquist, Jerry MacDonald, Ned Ashby, Bik Patterson, Larry King,
Larry Beed.
Traffic court handled miscues
The student senate functioned to ap-
prove the S100,000-plus budget allotted
to the various student functions. They
also were active in designating the
money raised for needy organizations
during Campus Chest Week. Their
function as designated by the constitu-
tion was to legislate all bills pertaining
to the student association. On approval
of the ASBYU president, the bills would
then become law.
The traffic court, in its third year of
existence as an auxiliary of the BYU
supreme court, functioned as an appeals
court for the benefit of those students
who felt thev had been unjustly ticketed
by campus security officers. Students
were first required to pay the traffic
ticket and could then appeal it for a
refund pending the verdict.
Student Traffic Appeals Court members were
Nancy Xisivender, Bichard Johnson, Jerry
Driscoll, John Crook, David Klemm, and Anita
May.
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AMS and AWS councils
Front row: Ron Woolley, Roy Edwards, Lynn Hodge, Wayne Young. Second row: Doug Powelson, Alf Pratte, James Smart, Dave Firm-
age, Blaine Palmer, Ronald Doxey, Norman F. Smith. Back row: Eugene Barbezat, John Thorn, John Jex, Lee Wirthlin, Paul Williams,
Elwood Zaugg, Blaine Lee, Pete Smith, Kent Hansen.
One of the activities for which the
AWS-AMS councils was best known was
the awarding of the coveted Supremacy
trophies to organizations and wards for
academic and athletic excellence. The
groups were also in charge of the inter-
national students and carried on many
activities relating to student housing.
The AMS council was in charge of the
mammoth Y Day activities, student
transportation during Freshman Orien-
tation Week, and the annual Fight
Night in the fieldhouse.
The AWS group sponsored Women's
Week with its myriad of activities,
monthly culture nights, a Mothers' Re-
ception during April Conference, and a
large annual fashion show. Both groups
were re-organized yearly, with officers
being elected by studentbody vote.
Front row: Evelyn Christensen, Marion Stew-
art, Jeanne Muir, Lynn Varner. Second row:
Martha Randall, Susan Woodcock, Judy Ben-
son, Pat Taylor, Marilyn Brown, Linda Hig-
ham. Back row: Kathy Medley, Liz Toronto,
Marsha Foreman, Mary McAllister, Judy Fisch-
er, Pat Fritzsche, Sue Lunt.
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A WS Housing
Front row. Ginger Portie, Andrea Leavitt, Lois
Williams, Diane Sargeant, Gay Ripley. Back
row. Lynn Kennard, Linda Babb, Karen Espe,
Shirley Barton, Jane Scholes, Lynn Varner.
Jr. AMS Council
Front row. Ken McHenry, Jay Southwick,
Richard Tippets, Mike Fisher, Roger Lambert.
Second row. Mike Hannon, Allan Theobald,
Evan Rowley, Randy Benson, Brent Hardman,
Bruno Vassel. Bach row. Bob Nisbet, Brent
Archibald, Richard Scott, Benson Whittle, Dave
Terry.
Jr. AWS Council
Junior AWS Council members included (front
row) Linda Craig, Betty Cosseboom, Sue
Logie, Kathleen Payne, (second row) Sheryl
Yates, Glenna Whiting, Margaret Smith, Elaine
Bitton, Ann Rasmussen, Susan Bankhead,
(back row) Nickie Hancock, Jane Schroeder,
Ann Welch, Pat Fritsche, Carolyn Swenson,
Nicki Chamberlain, Pauline Thornton, Kath-
leen Christensen.
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AMS Presidency
AWS Presidency
Associated Men Students activities were under the direction of Vice
President Ron Woolley, President Roy Edwards, and Secretary
Lynn Hodge.
AWS activities were under the direction of Secretary-Treasurer
Jeanne Muir, Housing Veep Lynn Varner, Activities Veep Evelyn
Christensen, and President Marion Stewart.
Honor Council perpetuated system
Front row: Phyllis Brennan, Eileen Grix, Kay Gowdy, Loma Barnhard, Gordon Thompson, Robert Lewis, Carol Peebbs, Carolyn Dilworth,
Sharon Brusco. Second row: Christine Hatton-Ward, JoWynn Dotson, Barbara Kay Smith, Beatrice Goff, Ani Clipper Watene, Elin
Crnkovic, Annette Brown, Vae Bragg, Linda Malin, Roberta Tanner. Third row: Sharon Stevenson Andy Demetropoulos, Jack Reinwand,
Doug Schribner, George Rogers, Dick Johnson, Rex Mohlman, Randy Benson, Carl Mitchell, Sue Embry, Roberta Tabor! Back row: Clar-
ence Johnson, Tom Piatt, Jim Montgomery, Larry Keeler, Reed Ogden, Victor Mylroie, David Klemm, John Hardy, Terrel Robinson, John
Hawkes.
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Academic
Emphasis
The Academic Emphasis Committee
sponsored an issue of the supplement to
the Daily Universe, the Galaxy. Through
this effort and other projects they in-
tended to increase the academic spirit
on campus. They also sponsored the
Book of the Semester project.
Members of the Academic Emphasis Commit-
tee included ( front row ) Kathleen Perona, Rae
Ann Wright, Doran Hunter, Alexandra Ashton,
Gerri Hancock, (back row) Rodney Dee John-
son, Bruce Mclff, Todd Andersen, Norman
Ball, Ron Robison, and Lanier Britsch.
Central
Assembly
All student assemblies were coordinated
by the Central Assembly Committee.
The problems of staging, lighting, tap-
ing, music, plus a myriad of other prob-
lems became the personal responsibili-
ties of those who worked on the com-
mittee.
Members of the Central Assembly Committee
included (front row) Jim Trvon, Judi Tryon,
Rik Simpson, Michelle Priebe, (second row)
Ann Odell, Birdie Stevens, Verlie Stevens,
Rene Dewey, ( back row ) Judy Roylance, Leif
Walker. Richard Boivie, Eleanor Glazer, and
Elaine Ralph.
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Central
Dance
Whether the students preferred stomps,
hops, or formals, the Central Dance
Committee endeavored to create a varia-
tion of dances which would please all
tastes. They also coordinated who would
play in what halls on which nights.
Members of the Central Dance Committee in-
eluded (front row) Bob Webb, Judv Stephens,
Haws Marble, Sandra Sandberg, Kent Brown,
(second row) Pat Cable, Liz Doty, Mavis Has-
kel, Karla Jensen, (back row) Darrell Mad-
sen, Jennylea Wotherspoon, David Pavne, Car-
ole Porter, and William Walter.
Elections
Committee
The Elections Committee tried to en-
force all of the rules and conduct all
elections so that one candidate would
not have an unfair advantage over an-
other. Despite their noble efforts, the in-
genuity of many officer candidates
overwhelmed the rules.
Members of the Elections Committee included
(front row) Becki Anderson, Karen Anderson,
Kathy McEwen, Sharon Combs, Karma Olson,
Bev McKnight, Rae Greenwood, Delyse Han-
sen, Vicki Higginson, Karen James, ( back row )
Mary Anne Black, Howard Snow, Doug Hind-
marsh, Richard Jacobs, Jim Gillians, Boyd
Robertson, Ashel Evans, and John Udall.
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A western themed student assembly, a Sophomore class sponsored "Little Abner," and student officers attending a forum represented ac-
tivities which added to the lives of the studentbody socially and culturally. Student participation at the Y was high in comparison to other
large universities.
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Kim Jacobs from Provo served as vice president for Frosh.
Provo was also the home of Frosh Secretary Sue Larson.
Freshman Class President was Merwin Grant from Arizona.
Freshmen class was largest ever in Y history
Front row: Susie Ward, Bobbi Hansen, Arrol Wheeler, Tonya Mackley, Merwin Grant, Sue Larson, Rich Patterson, Joan Toronto, Peggy
Vance. Second row: Judy Ballard, Marsha Gardner, Lucy Jo' Harwood, Linda Jordan, Cinda CaUister, Shenla Phelps, Judy Honie, Lou
Anne Stewart, Renae Farris, Maxilyn Copell. Third row: Stuart Collyer, Marialee Neighbours, Lois Meldrum, Merilyn Henrie, Margie
Bentley, Eileen Zaugg, Lee Anderson, James Armstrong. Back row: Richard Eliason, Neil Hadlock, Dick Harmer, Robert Klomp', George
Tate, John Phillip, Mary Johnson, Errol Bagley, Stephen H. Clark.
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Aaron, Joan Carolyn
Abajian, Kathryn Jo
Abbott, Marra Ray
Abbott, Richard Webb
Ackerson, John F.
Adams, Don Gay
Adams, Sharon
Ahlborn. Robert C.
Adamson, Diana
Aland, Barbara Jane
Albertsen, Solveig A.
Albretsen, Jack Vernon
Alder, Julia Ann
Allan, Judith
Allen, John Michael
Allen, Robert Jerry
Allen, Thomas Stanley
Allen, Vivian Elaine
Allison, Catherine Ann
Allmendinger, Karen A.
Allred, Kristine
Alway, Nancy Sheryl
Anderson, Barbara Jean
Anderson, Becky Lee
Anderson, Bruce W.
Anderson, Gary Lee
Anderson, Ingrid Lynne
Anderson, James C.
Anderson, James David
Anderson, Karen
Anderson, Lee Grant
Anderson, Lowell E.
Anderson, Lynn John
Anderson, Nancy Ann
Anderson, Paul H.
Anderson, Richard E.
Anderson, Robert Jess
Anderson, Roger Frank
Anderson, Verlene
Andra, Dale
Andreasen, William Rov
Andrus, Ilene
Freshmen
AtoBax
Andrus, Rhea
Andrus, Ruth RaNae
Anthony, Sharon Allyn
Arave, Irma Deanna
Argyle, Reed L.
Armstrong, James C, Jr.
Armstrong. Larry LeRoy
Arnell, Carolyn
Arnett, Linda Jean
Arnold, Nancv Lee
Arrington, Kathie J.
Ashbv, Margaret Lucile
Ashbv, Ray L.
Atherton, Jon Milton
Atkins, Robert J., Jr.
Atwood, Bonna Sue
Austin, Edwin Wright
Babcock, Marjorie Sue
Babcock, Mary Ann
Backlund, Linda Jean
Baer, Stephen Charles
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Baggett, Judy Colleen
Bagley, Errol Call
Bagley, Logan A.
Bahr, Stephen Joseph
Bailey, Barbara L.
Bailey, Stephen Wesley
Bailey, Sydnee Gay
Bailey, Richar David
Baity, Donald Norman
Baker, Judith Ann
Baker, Karen Lee
Baker, Pamela
Baker, Patricia
Baldwin, Joan
Baldwin, Verna Jean
Bales, Dan Stephen
Ball, Thomas Foster
Ballantyne, Gordon K.
Ballard, Diann
Ballard, Judith Ann
Ballard, Marcia E,
Ballard, Robert Nelson
Bangerter, Jerry Lynn
Banks, Eugene Wilson
Banks, Mary Ann
Barber, Lynn
Barker, Ruth Ann
Barlow, Douglas Kent
Barlow, Isabel Ann
Barlow, Lincoln F.
Barnes, Betty Jo
Barnes, Constance Lee
Barnes, Kathryn Lyn
Barnett, Diane Ruth
Barney, Allen Jon
Barney, Mack Lee
Bamhill, Roy James, Jr.
Barrett, Linda Ann
Barrett, Martha Elaine
Barrett, Sharon Ruth
Barrett, Terry James
Bartholomew, Fae
Bartholomew, Ida Beth
Barton, Betty Ann
Barton, Marilee
Barton, Nancy Lorraine
Bastian, Camille
Batanero, Maria Paz
Bateman, Bvron Vaun
Bateman, Cheryl
Bateman, Suzanne L.
Bates, Susan Merry
Batman, James Leonard
Baton, Sydney Frances
Bauer, Mark David
Baum, Floyd Sylvester
Bawden, Jill
Baxter. Chervl Ann
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Beal, Gerald Clive
Beardall, Armel Owen
Beaujeu, Maurice
Beck, Merilyn Rose
Beckstead, Carolyn M.
Beckstrom, Sherie
Bell, Arids Ann
Bell, Dudley Lee
Bell, Kathleen Kay
Bell, Linda Louise
Bell, Louise
Bell, Roger Dan
Belliston, Joseph R.
Bench, Dennis Gordon
Bennion, Katherine Ann
Bennion, Vernon Ralph
Benson, Vaughn Clayson
Bentley, Margaret
Benton, Norma Ann
Berg, Arthur Frank
Bergstrand, Gerald A.
Berkey, Carol B
Berry, Charlotte R.
Berry, Dorothy Jean
Bertagnole, Rose Ann
Beutler, lone
Bever, Grant Alan
Beveridge, Sandra Kay
Bigler, Dale Clarence
Bilbro, Loretta Anne
Billings, Glenn Edward
Bills, Karren
Bingham, Ethel Edna
Bingham, Joyce
Bingham, Lynda Kay
Bingham, Margy Marie
Bingham, Michael Gene
Bingham, Steven Ray
Bird, Beverly Kay
Bird, Floyd Henry
Bird, Jean Deoine
Birrell, Dennis Walker
Freshmen
Bea to Bur
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Bisel, Judy Ann
Bitton, Lola Elaine
Black, Dennis Charles
Black, Mary Anne
Blackburn, Virginia L.
Blackham, Virginia J.
Blackmun, Lynn Renee
Blaine, David Loyd
Blair, Katherine
Blake, Russell Lowell
Blattner, Dana Louise
Blazzard, Joanne
Bleak, Leslie Rae
Bleyl, Sandi Mae
Bliss, Sandra E.
Blomquist, Helen Anne
Blood, Paul Leslie
Bluth, John Frederick
Bobbs, Sheila Louise
Boggs, Sara Kate
Bollinger, Thomas W.
358
Bond, Kathryn
Borden, Carol Ann
Bowen, Linda
Bowen, Stella Nadine
Bowers, Karen Bernice
Bowler, Richard Hebron
Bowman, Laraine
Boyack, Terrel Fred
Boyce, Sally Maude
Boyer, Wayne Fred
Boyle, Danny Parker
Brach, Suzanne Loretta
Bradley, Garrv C.
Bradley, Joan
Bradshaw, Blaine S.
Brady, Caroline Kay
Brady, Mary Katherine
Bramlett, George Allen
Brandt, Carolyn
Branson, Richard Hugh
Brehm, Carolvn Ann
Bremer, Mickey Lou
Brennan, Phyllis Jean
Brent, Victoria Powell
Breuninger, Donna Lynn
Brewer, Deanna Gayle
Brimley, Ann Shirley
Brink, Shervl Lee
Brinsmead, Joan Adele
Brinton, Paul Hillman
Brinton, Sharon Lenore
Brinton, Susan
Briskey, Marilyn May
Brockhoff, Marian C.
Branson, Janet
Branson, Margaret Jean
Brooks, Re Nae
Brown, Annette
Brown, Carvel Sevier
Brown, Donald Philip
Brown, Doyle Hayes
Brown, Evelyn Marie
Brown, Julia Mae
Brown, Kris tine
Brown, Mary Susan
Brown, Nancy Gail
Brown, Patricia Ann
Brown, Robert Kenneth
Brunson, Donald Lerov
Brunson, Joseph W.
Brunt, Roger S.
Brusco, Sharon Lee
Bryant, Anthony Emmons
Buchi, Douglas O'Brien
Budd, Carolyn Ruth
Bunch, Thomas David
Bunker, Shirley Ann
Bunnell, Eileen
Burdett, Nancy Lyn
Burger, Richard S.
Burgess, Carolvn
Burgess, Norma
Bumieister, Carole A. M.
Burnes, Peter Douglas
Burnett, J. Reid
Burns, Brenda
Burns, Jeannette Sue
Burrup, Crystal Jean
Burrup. Terrell Edward
Burt. Charles Richard
359
Burton, Sandra Sue
Bushman, Joy Lynn
Bushman, Laree
Bushman, Vaughn Allen
Butler, Charles L., Jr.
Butler, Linda Sue
Butler, Margaret
Butler, Susan Lee
Butler, William Don
Butschek, Jean Ruth
Butterfield, Claudia K.
Butterworth, Joan K.
Bybee, Bonnie Jean
Cahoon, Tressa Gay
Cain, Margaret Ann
Calder, Susan Louise
Calderwood, Aon
Calderwood, Carmen
Cales, Darrell Eugene
Call, Kristin E.
Call, Lois Jean
Call, Marilv Idonna
Call, Tomie Loy
Callister, Cinda
Callister, Lee S.
Callister, Thomas J.
Cameron, Grover Bruce
Cann, Robert Dale
Canning, Irene Marie
Cannon, Walter Gary
Capell, Maxilyn Marie
Caraway, Sue Elaine
Cardall,' Richard D.
Cardon, Peggy Arlene
Carey, Hallie Margret
Carlile, Brent G.
Carlson, Cheryl C.
Carlson, Karen Lucille
Carlson, Sandra Lee
Carlton, Linda Neil
Carlyle, Michael Scott
Carpenter, Linda
Freshmen
Bur to Col
Carrigan, Neil Keith
Carroll, Wallace W,
Carter, Carol Jean
Carter, Carolyn Rose
Carter, Corene
Carter, Eldridge N.
Cartrette, Sheryl Jon
Case, Marv Margaret
Cash, Carol Lee
Cash, Francis Winford
Casto, Robert Fenno
Catlin. Carole Ann
Caswell, Susan Alice
Chadwick. Douglas B.
Chadwick, Linda Lou
Chalk, Vincent Leroy
Chamberlain, Carol N.
Chambers, G. Dawn
Chambers, Max Brent
Chanslor, Donna Gail
Chapman, Rosanne
360
Chappie, Richard Lynn
Chasteen, Gary Paul
Chatterley, Jimmie L.
Chavez, Christina
Child, Patricia
Chipman, Cheryl Jean
Chipman, Lynette E.
Choate, Karen
Christensen, Adelbert
Christensen, Anthon C.
Christiansen, Carma D.
Christensen, Dianne
Christensen, Edward
Christensen, Gail Ann
Christensen, Maria
Christensen, Marvin H.
Christensen, Raeone
Christensen, Richard L.
Christensen, Verlina
Christenson, Don J.
Christiansen, Lyn May
Christiansen, Stephen
Christopherson, Kay
Christopherson, Wm. R.
Chung, San Chi
Church, Linda Marie
Clark, Alma Charles
Clark, Carollyn
Clark, Connie Lou
Clark, Lyman Bryce
Clark, Malinda Jane
Clark, RDean Merrill
Clark, Robert Allen
Clark, Sandra Dee
Clark, Stephen Edward
Clark, Stephen Hone II
Clark, Stephen Jack
Clark, Virgil Howard
Clarke, Marcia Lee
Clausen, Nancy Maxine
Clayton, Julie Anne
Clayton, Kathleen
Clayton, Toni Ann
Clegg, Constance
Clinger, Judith Kay
Clippinger, Terence M.
Close, Jack Dean
Cluff, Catherine J.
Guff, Myrna Louise
Clyde, Dianne
Coalson, Cheryl S.
Cobabe, Jane Elizabeth
Coburn, Cecil Bruce
Cochran, Jo Ann
Cole, Sherry Kay
Coleman, Dennis Marvin
Coleman, Kenneth Ricks
Coles, Marjorie
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Collins, Ann Louise
Collins, Kathleen
Collins, Michael D.
Collver, Stuart Cyril
Colt, Marianne
Colvin, Gary Thomas
Colvin, Evelynn Howell
Condie, Sheryl Anne
Conkling, Cornelia B.
Conover, Raymond H.
Cook, Bruce Jensen
Cook, Don William
Cook, Helen Irene
Cook. Ina Lee
Cooley, Ronald Lee
Coombs, Margaret Sue
Coper, Anelladee
Cooper, Caren
Cooper, Diane Marion
Cooper, Kathy
Cope, Brenda Clare
Cornils, Verne Walker
Cosseboom, Patricia A.
Cothran, Dixie Rose
Cottom, Annette
Cottle, Brent Charles
Cotrell, Claudia E.
Cottrell, Kenneth T.
Coursey, Joann Zay
Cowan, Joann
Cowart, Wanda Sue
Cowley, David Leonard
Cowley, Janet Katie
Cowley, Stephen Conrad
Cox, Christine
Cox, Joyce Marie
Cox, Veda Christine
Craft, Joanne Doris
Cramer, Diane Elaine
Crandall, Dorene
Cranfield, Timothy A.
Crawford, Harold Clark
Freshmen
Col to Dvo
Crawford, Phillip B.
Crawley, Cheryl Ann
Criddle, Jean J.
Crismon, Carol Ann
Croasmun, Thomas Duane
Cropper, Ada Maline
Crosby. Pamela Ann
Crowley, Doris Ann
Crowther, Bruce Bjoran
Culbertson, Catherine
Culley, Bonnie Ann
Cullimore, Nancy Marie
Culy, Karen Lee
Cuningham, Karen Joy
Curtis, Dan Gaylen
Cutler, Barbara Jean
Dague, Donna Dianne
Dahl, Richard Pehrson
Daniels, Karen Phyllis
Daniels, Patricia Ann
Danley, Janice Earlene
362
Darnell, Jo Ann
Darrah, Maureen Kay
Davis, Carole
Davis, Clyde Allan
Davis, Conrad William
Davis, Danny Glen
Davis, James Micheal
Davis, Robin Burt
Davis, Sherrill Kaye
Davis, Sue Ann
Davies, Diana Renee
Dawson, Adele
Deadder, Stanley E.
Dean, Marilyn
Deaver, Robert Lee
Decelle, Karen Jean
Degooyer, Byron Ray
Delangie, Suzanne
Delany, Terry
Demeter, Eugene J.
Denkers, Elaine
Denning, Diana Dee
Derr, Karen Elfriede
Derricott, Glenda Rae
Derrow, Michael Wayne
Deschamps, Paula Ann
Despain, Kathleen
Dethloff, Bonnie Lynn
Devereaux, Dennis J.
Devereaux, Jimmie Dean
Devitt, Kathleen
Devocht, Margaret J.
Dibb, Delia Mae
Dickman, Vernon G. Wm.
Dietz, Karen
Difloure, John Bruce
Dill, David Mitchell
Dille, Karen Ruth
Dionne, Robert Paul
Dishinger, Diane Rae
Dittmore, Marlene E.
Dixon, Don Charles
Dixon, Donna Evelyn
Dixon, Gary Virge
Dobwey, Arthur Michael
Donahoe, David Raymond
Dorman, Roger Norval
Dorny, Pamela Rae
Dosal, Maria Lynn
Douglas, Michael David
Douthitt, Sara K.
Downs, Marilyn
Dray, Shirley Marie
Dredge, Bruce Marlin
Dredge, C. Paul
Drommond, Nadine
Duell, Bonny Lucille
Duffin, Barbara
Duker, Martha Louise
Dumford, Donna Kay
Duncan, Diana Jean
Duncan, Lana Jean
Dunlap, Marilee Joanne
Dunn, Kathleen Irene
Dunn, Mina Christine
Dunning, Sandra E.
Durfey, Maryanne
Durrant, Virginia
Dutcher, Thomas Lee
Dvorak, Dianne May
363
Denzer, Clarence E.
Dye, Barbara Joan
Eagar, Delwin Thomas
Earl, Darwin Devoe
Earl, John Lawrence
Easter, Kathleen J.
Eastley, Lee Vem
Eastwood, Linda Jeanne
Eberhard, Rand
Eberhard, Wynn Lowell
Eccles, Judith Ann
Eccles, Eric Jay
Edgar, Grover Carl
Edgar, Michael William
Edgel, Ginny Lou
Edmisten, Ramon A.
Edmunds, Michael McCoy
Edwards, Carolyn Kay
Edwards, Rozanne Carol
Egan, Sandra Lee
Egan, Vonetta Elaine
Eggett, Walter Gerald
Eggleston, Richard Fay
Edwards, Kathleen R.
Ehmke, Norman Dean
Ekins, Deann
Ekins, Margaret
Ekker, Glena
Eldredge, David A., Jr.
Eliason, Alice E.
Ellis, Margaret Kay
Ellis, Ronald Carlyle
Elmer, George Rex
England, Ruth Ann
Enke, Alan Albert
Enke, Elizabeth M.
Epperson, Steven Paul
Ercanbrack, Paul R.
Eriksson, Karin S.
Espe, Karen Ann
Esquerra, Ronald Lee
Etcheverry, Willie M.
Freshmen
Dye to Gan
Etherington, Margaret
Ethington, Harold Dean
Eubanks, Janet Dale
Evans, Gail Patricia
Evans, Jeri Ann
Evans, Judy
Evans, Margaret
Evans, M. Margaret
Everett, Linda L.
Everett, Sharon Fae
Evertsen, Janice
Evertsen, Mareen G.
Eyre, Gary J.
Facer, Patricia Jean
Fail, Linda Ann
Faller, Pearl Irene
Farnsworth, Kent R.
Famsworth, Rosalind
Farrer, Linda Sue
Faufata, Ilona M.
Fausett, Lonnie Ray
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Fee, R. Chris
Feland, Thomas F.
Felsted, Raymond Kay
Felt, Paul E.
Felt, Stephen Boyd
Ferguson, Thomas Allen
Ferkovich, Ardith I.
Ferrin, J. Deanne
Fielding, Lavina
Fife, Donna Lee
Finnigan, Pamela Kay
Firmage, Colleen
Fisher, David Calvert
Fisher, Michael Scott
Fisher, Robert Kent
Fitts, Helen Gwen
Flaherty, Fay Ruth
Fleming, Judith Lynn
Fleming, Linda Kay
Fleming, Sandra Lee
Fletcher, Clyde Boyd
Flinders, David Cannon
Florie, Victor W.
Flower, Kay Marie
Fogg, Laurie Richard
Folsom, Gregory M.
Fonoimoana, Carl M.
Foote, Robert Kenneth
Ford, Dinah Rae
Ford, Lester Bruce
Forester, Frances M.
Forsvth, Douglas R.
Forsvth, Marilyn June
Foster, Eric Dean
Foutz, Alicia
Fowers, Craig Emerson
Fowkes. Randy James
Fowles, Margaret Ann
Fox, James Allan
Fox, Karen Jean
Fox, Olivia R.
Francis, Davis Richard
Franklin, Irene Loree
Franson, Janet
Franz, Anneva Burton
Fraser, Judy Ann
Freer, Loa Ann
Frehner, Rex Arlan
Frome, Karen Lynn
Frost, Teresa
Fry, Jeanine
Fumer, Carolyn
Gagon, Patricia Eloise
Galbraith, Marcia H.
Gale, Patra Louise
Gallagher, George R.
Galloway, Charlotte V.
Gano, Darlene
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Gant, Douglas Jay
Garber, Paul Jerold
Gardea, Frances Y.
Gardner, Carol Ann
Gardner, Dorette Gay
Gardner, Glenda June
Gardner, Helen E.
Gardner, Karren Lee
Gardner, Lance Glen
Gardner, Margaret
Gardner, Marsha
Gardner, Richard Lewis
Garrett, Amy Suzanne
Garvey, Marjorie S.
Gates, Dorothy L.
Gay, Sunnette Ann
Gee, Kenneth Paul
George, Wayne Marion
Gessel, Steve F.
Ghaffari, Reza
Gibbons, Armitta V.
Gibson, Delia Anne
Gibson, Marilyn
Gidney, John Evans
Gifford, Evalee
Gilbert, Jack Frost
Gilbreath, Lonnie Ruth
Gilchrist, Thomas E.
Giles, Peter Butler
Gilgen, Read Grant
Gill, Margaret Ellen
Gill, Thomas Steffen
Glancy, Leon Stuart
Glass, Louis Eugene
Glass, Vera C,
Glemaker, Malcolm S.
Goates, Donna
Gockeritz, Paula Rae
Goddard, Judith Louise
Goeringer, Roger Allen
Goff, Delford Ervvin
Goodenow, Nancv Ann
Freshmen
Gan to Har
Goodman, Beverly Ann
Goodman, Elaine
Goodwin, Evan Horrocks
Goodwin, Marilyn
Gordon, David Kent
Gore, Brenda Ann
Correll, Ronald Ray
Gorrell, Marilyn Kay
Gossett, Warren C.
Goudy, Kay Donna
Gould, Erlyn Sharon
Gover, Donna Kay
Gowers, Marion Ray
Gradv, Rena Arleen
Graff, Steven Gerald
Graham, Bonnie Jean
Graham, Gary Wayne
Grannis, Susan Ann
Grass, Harriet
Gray, Helen Jo Ann
Grebe, Keith Rov
366
Green, Dian
Green, Karen Ruth
Grenall, Lynne Ellen
Greene, Dennis Ray
Greene, Nancy Karen
Greenwood, Afton L.
Greenwood, Rae Clayton
Griffin, Lois
Griffin, Loretta Mae
Griffiths, Elizabeth L.
Grigsby. David Alan
Grigsby, M arena Ann
Grossquebauer, Warren A.
Grotepas, Richard W.
Grover, Betty Louise
Gruman, Barbara Elaine
Gubler, Wendell Ray
Gunn, Robert James
Gunther, Metta Marie
Gurney, Laree
Haack, Naoma
Haag, Amy Rosanne
Haddock, Rodney Joseph
Hadfield, John Leo
Hadley, Ranae
Hagen, Lois M.
Haggberg, Edward S.
Haggerty, Joann
Haines, Albert Edwyn
Hakes, Lorene Kay
Hale, Leon Randall
Hales, Catherine
Hall, George Ray
Hall, Laura Lu
Hal!, Patricia Jo
Halls, Susanne
Halvorsen, John C.
Hammond, Karen Lynne
Hammons, William Jay
Hanberg, Rex Stanley
Hancock, Nickie Rae
Hancock, William H.
Hanks, Brent David
Hanks, Richard Kay
Hannan, Michael T.
Hansen, Barbara
Hansen, Delvse Elayne
Hansen. Janice Louise
Hansen, Karen
Hansen, Leland Floyd
Hansen, Linda Lee
Hansen. Margaret
Hansen. Paul Leonard
Hansen, Sharon Lee
Hansen. Susan Ann
Hansen, Wanda Bettv
Hanson, Sandra Jean
Hardy, Annette Louise
Hardy, Dean Mark
Hardy, Marilynne Gayle
Hardy, Rav Lvnn
Haroldsen, Jovee C.
Harmer, Don Richard
Harmer. Susan
Harmon, Doris
Harper. Arlene
Harper, Stephanie I.
Harrington. Kenneth L.
Harris, Boyd Leonard
Harris. Evan Rav
367
Harris, Janet Renae
Harris, Joanne
Harris, Myles Jay
Harris, Pamela Rose
Harris, Richard Leslie
Harris, Ronald Ellis
Harrison, Linda S.
Harrison, Marina E.
Harrison, Saundra Lee
Harrop, Carol Ann
Harston, Marlene
Hart, Frank Gerald, Jr.
Hart, Sharon Marie
Hart, Shirley Ann
Harthun, Calvin E., Jr.
Hartkopf, Kathleen J.
Hartung, Thomas Wm.
Hase, Thelma Joy
Hastings, Maxine
Hatch, Barbara
Hatch, Beulah Jane
Hatch, Darlene
Hatch, Lvnell Yvonne
Hatch, Mary Ellen
Hatch, Ronald John
Hatch, Marilyn Anne
Hatch, Sandra Gay
Hatch, Wilder Kim
Hatfield, Jacqueline W.
Hathaway, Anne M.
Hawkins, Jennifer Jill
Hawkley, Daniel Leland
Haws, Carolyn Shiveley
Haws, Uvene
Hayes, Jeannie K.
Hayes, Marjorie Ann
Haynie, Orson Calhoun
Hazlett, Willard C.
Heath, Karen Lee
Heath, Sharon Dawn
Heder, Sharon Jean
Hedgepeth, Fred
Freshmen
Har to Hub
Heiner, Quentin W.
Heiser, Richard Ray
Henderson, Betty Ann
Henderson, Carla Rae
Hendrickson, John F.
Henry, Dana Lee
Herget, Craig Quibell
Hetland, Deitra Jean
Hiatt, Irene Elizabeth
Hicken, Lorin Richard
Hickey, Patricia Joan
Hickman, Thomas Lee
Hicks, Edward Henry
Higgins, Timothy R.
Higginson, Alzina M.
Higginson, Vicki J.
Hilbig, Wayne Bower
Hill, Carolyn Virginia
Hill, Earl Kirk
Hill, Franklin Howard
Hill, James Charles
368
Hill, Lelon Ronald
Hill, Margaret Lynn
Hill, Nancy Carolyn
Hill, Norma Kay
Hill, Rosemary
Hill, Sheldon Dean
Hill, Sterling Cornaby
Hillam, Richard Jon
Hillard, Diane Louise
Hilton, Patsy Carole
Hilton, Robert Brent
Hilton, Stephen Homer
Hinkson, Joy Ann
Hinson, Sandra Kaye
Hitchcock, Nelda Pearl
Hix, Terry Louise
Hodge, Kathryn Ann
Hodge, Stanley Miller
Hodgkins, Earl W., Ill
Hoeft, William La Man-
Hopkins, Jeanne Mary
Hogan, Laurel Larue
Holbrook, Connie
Holgate, Dan Elwin
Hollingsworth, Tom O.
Holmgren, Janet
Homer, Nancy Ruth
Hooper, Susan
Hoopes, Louise Lucile
Hoops, Kathryn
Hoppe, Clare Louise
Hopper, David Wendell
Horn, Ellen Kay
Home, John William
Home, Judith Lynne
Horrocks, Dean R.
Horrocks, Terri Le
Horsley, Roger Kent
Horton, Jo Ann
Houck, Linda Mae
House, Sandra Ann
Hover, Marilyn
Hovik, Barbara Ann
Howard, Linda Rae
Howard, Roger Ellis
Howell, Vaughna Jean
Howell, Sandra Jean
Howell, Shirley Alice
Hsu, David Otis
Huber, Carol
Huber, Lynn Edward
Hudson, Sharon Sue
Huffaker, Hal Sherman
Huffman, Raymond E.
Hughes, Beverly Ellen
Hughes, Bronwyn G.
Hughes, Edwena Mae
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Humble, Val Dean
Humphries, Virginia
Hunt, Calvin Dean
Hunt, Carolyn Mae
Hunt, Clara Marie
Hunt, Jeff Milo
Hunt, Jon Leslie
Hunter, Cheryl
Hunter, Marijane L.
Huntley, James Douglas
Huntsman, Rulon Jay
Hurley, Donald Obert
Hurst, Karen Sue
Hussey, William D.
Hutchcraft, Sandra Sue
Hyde, Marjorie Lorene
Hyte, Susan Yvonne
Ingebrigtsen, Evlyn R.
I org, Glenna Vee
Ison, Hertha
Ivey, Claudia Lyn
Ivins, James Rodney
Jackson, Flint R.
Jackson, Janice R.
Jackson, Robert Lewis
Jacobs, Alan Keith
Jacobs, Kimball Lee
Jacobsmeyer, Cherlyn
Jacobson, Joann
Jameson, Olivia Jane
Jamison, Sheryl Lee
Janosky, Bonnie Jean
Jarman, David Collis
Jarnecke, Jo Ann L.
Jarvis, Danelle
Jarvis, Rosemary K.
Jarvis, Kenneth Alan
Jaussi, Curtis Layton
Jefferies, Kent A.
Jefferies, Lynn M.
Jenkins, Lorraine M.
Jenks, David Eugene
Freshmen
Hum to Kel
Jennings, Barbara J.
Jenrette, Judy Kay
Jensen, Arnold William
Jensen, Cheryl Corinne
Jensen, Diann E.
Jensen, Don Leroy
Jensen, Gary Lee
Jensen, Judith Jill
Jensen, Marcia Jean
Jensen, Marsha Lee
Jensen, Rex Buckley
Jensen, Richard Brent
Jensen, Richard Louis
Jensen, Terscott Earl
Jepsen, Eileen
Jeppsen, Robert Wynn
Jeske, Dean Frank
Jett, Glenda Gayle
Jetter, Robert Allen
Jewett, Paul Ronald
Johansen, Michael W.
370
Johnnie, Eva Lynne
Johnsen, Alta Ann
Johnson, Alan Clane
Johnson, Ada Louise
Johnson. Bobbie Lee
Johnson, Carl Robert
Johnson, Clyde L.
Johnson, Colleen
Johnson, Conrad S.
Johnson, Dennis Ronald
Johnson, Diane
Johnson, Diane
Johnson, J. Paul
Johnson, Janet
Johnson James William
Johnson, Jeanette P.
Johnson, Jeffery O.
Johnson, Judith Louise
Johnson, Kenneth E., Jr.
Johnson, Margaret
Johnson, Mark Thomas
Johnson, Pamela
Johnson, Patricia Ann
Johnson, Robert Martin
Johnson, Ruth Fletcher
Johnson, Thelma Dee
Johnson, Theodora Lynn
Johnson, Van Richard
Johnson, Van Roberts
Johnston, Jeanette F.
Johnston, Mary Jane
Jolley, Clofton Holt
Joliey, Dean Vemon
Jolley, Vernon Ferril
Jones, Anita Louise
Jones, Cheryl Darlene
Jones, Craig Dee
Jones, Dona Rae
Jones, Floyd
Jones, Glynis Lyle
Jones, Harley Harsen
Jones, Harold Edwin
Jones, Jeffrey L.
Jones, Marcia Lee
Jones, Michael Von
Jones, Monte James, II
Jones, Patricia Ann
Jones, Phillip R.
Jones, Robert Earl
Jones, Susan Kaye
Jones, Val Brent
Jones, Viola Fay
Jonson, Jan Christer
Jordan, Linda Faye
Jordison, Clyde Lamont
Jorgensen. Bruce Wayne
Jouste, Paula Irmeli
Judd, Doyle Robert
Judd, Mary Lynn
Julian, Beverley Ann
Julian, Ronald Wayne
Juncker, Cheryl Lu
Kammerman, Gerald C,
Kearl, Catherine Ann
Keate, Kathryn Anne
Keith, Frances Marie
Keith, Kathleen
Keller, William Craig
Kelley, Robert Allen
Kelsey, Michael Roland
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Kendrick, Loie Sibyl
Kennard, Marcia
Kent, David Leroy
Kenworthy, Deanna Lynn
Kerbey, James M., II
Kettlev, Richard Merle
Kienzle, Ronald Leroy
Kimball, Cordon R.
Kimball. Pamela
King, Karen Kay
King, Karen Vera
Kingdom, Jocelyn
Kirchmar, Carol Lynn
Kirk, Imogene Lucille
Kirkpatrick, Wendell B.
Klein, Joseph F.
Klingman, Patricia Ann
Klomp, Gerard Robert
Klungervik, Gorm Vegar
Knapp, George Mason
Knight, Nora Jean
Knudsen, Jayne Ellen
Knudsen, Kristine
Kofford, Shauna R.
Kohler, Edna Marie
Kohler, Wilma
Korpela, Seppo Antero
Kotahalian, Mariam
Kowallis, Pamala
Kunz, Ardys
Kotter, Mary Vernice
Kremer. Donna
Krieger, Larry Dick
Kruis, Linda Darlene
Kucek. Linda Marie
Lafon, Betty Joan
Laker, Brent R.
Lake, James Ronald
Laker, Brent R.
Lallis, Acel Dee
Lamb. Myrna Eva
Lambert, Roger Joseph
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Lamoreaux, Carolyn
Lancaster, Donald Ray
Landro, Guttorm
Laney, Roberta Jean
Lang, Janet
Lang, Margaret Jean
Langson, Richard K.
Larch, Carol Jane
Largo, Jimmie Roper
Larsen, Barbara Jane
Larsen, Beverly A.
Larsen, Henry F.
Larsen, John C.
Larsen, Lacey Leilani
Larsen, Marion Claire
Larsen, Michael W.
Larsen, Paul Gene
Larson, Anne Marie N.
Larson, Ernest Man-
Larson, Kerry B.
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Larson, Linda Marie
Lasater, Randall Lynn
Laudenberger, John W.
Law, Sandra Beth
Laws, David Paul
Lawson, Kathryn Jo
Layton, Judith Kay
Layton, Terry Wayne
Lear, Patricia
Lebaron, Brent Cheney
Lebaron, Eva Gene
Ledoux, Lottie Anne
Lee, Andrea Marie
Lee, Beckie Ann
Lee, Elizabeth Jane
Lee, George
Lee, Karen
Lee, Lawrence Julien
Leech, Shirley Ann
Leethomas, Mary M.
Lehman, Nora Lynne
Lehnhof, Harold Ernest
Leithead, Kathryn
Lemon, Elaine
Lemon, James Nelson
Lenio, Terence Anton
Lenker, Warren George
Lentini, Irene Lee
Lether, William Alma
Lewis, Benita Jo
Lewis, Carolyn
Lewis, Connie Kaye
Lewis, Lois Patricia
Lewis, Mark M.
Lewis, Myreel Uijjf
Liddell, Byron C
Liebelt, Francine
Lillywhite, Roslyn I.
Lindquist, Edward
Lindsey, Elizabeth A.
Lindsey, Elizabeth A,
Lindsey, Garth Scott
Linebergen, Kathryn S.
Lisonbee, Mary Louise
Livingston. Barbara A.
Lloyd, Diana Lee
Lofgreen, Harold Van
Lofgren, Judy
Lollar, Shirley Grace
Lomax, Kathryn Bernice
Lomkin, Jackie Lynn
Long, Ardith Ann
Longhurst. Hervey Joe
Loosli, Anna
Loper, Charles Eugene
Losee. Lois Anne
Lota, Valerie K.
Lotzman, Virginia L.
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Louw, Ronald Charl
Loveless, Mvreen Pearl
Lovenbury, Joan Alison
Loveridge, Arnold V.
Lowe, G. Brent
Lowham, Janice Fay
Ludlow, Robert C.
Luke, Noel Dillon
Lukens, Loren Earl
Lund, Sandra
Lundberg, Juanita
Lundberg, Ruth Ann
Lunt, Elno James
Lunt, Nedra Vea
Lunt, Olas Arnold, II
Luscher, Norman Karl
Lusk, Catherine Ruth
Lyman, John Leslie
Lyman, Joseph Hansen
Lyman, Lareen Joy
Lynch, Maureen Susanna
Lynn, Jacquie Beth
Lyon, Georgia Jean
Lyons, Jane
Lysy, Eugene William
Ma, Liak Hwe
MacBean, Sandra M.
Macdonald, David M.
Mack, Janet Mary
Mackay, Sherry Renei
Mackie, Dennis Allan
Madsen, Christine
Madsen, Dan S.
Madsen, David Wilford
Madsen, John David
Maki, Carol Joy
Malin, Mary Linda
Mallea, Carol Ann
Maloy, Maureen Ann
Malquist, Paul Edward
Mangelson, Karen
Mangum, Lester J., Jr.
Manley, David Jay
Mann, Georgia Theodora
Manwaring, Adele
Manwaring, Edward J.
Manwaring, Michael E.
Marchant, Lewis P.
Marjerison, Robert A.
Marlowe, Richard C.
Marquez, Dolores Jean
Marriette, Delores A.
Marsh, Catherine R.
Marshall, Ramah
Martin, Sherry May
Martin, Thomas Austin
Martinez, Gleecy Mary
Marx, Linda Larene
Mason, Bonnie Lyn
Mason, Beverly M.
Mason, Carma Sue
Mason, Doreen Dean
Massey, VVayvellea D.
374
Matheny, Melissa
Matheson, Margaret
Mathewson, Sandra Ann
Matsen, Judith Linda
Matteson, Wm. ]., Ill
Matthews, Kelly King
Mattingly, Philip Ray
Maughan, Julia Rae
Maughan, Sheryl Marie
Mauro, Ardell J.
Maxwell, Neta Marie
Maxwell, Carol Ann
May, Anita Viola
Mayo, Garry Ray
McCaine, Ronald James
McCann, Dale R.
McCann, Mitchell John
McCarry, Linda Grace
McClellan, Keith John
McClellan, Linda Lee
McClellan, Marianna S.
McCleve, Nora
McCoy, Carma Elaine
McCrummen, Carol Jean
McCune, Shannon
McDonald, Annalee
McDonald, Ellen Pat
McDonald, Kent R.
McDowell, George Larry
McEuen, Kathleen
McEuen, Margaret Jane
McGee, Renee
McGregor, Cathlin
McHenry, Kenneth Wayne
Mcintosh, Fred Farrell
Mclntyre, Earl Frank
McKenzie, Roger Ivan
McLaughlin, Karen M.
McLeod, Patricia Jean
McMaster, Heather E.
McMullin, Spencer E.
McOmber, Douglas A.
McPherson, Dianna L.
McPhie, Sheryl Anne
McQueen, Georgia Gene
McUne, Sheila Virginia
McWhirt, Sharon Kay
Meadows, Barbara E.
Mecham, Ann
Mecham, Jill Sylvia
Mecham, Wanda
Medley, Margaret Ann
Medlyn, Douglas Ray
Meeks, Ron
Meldrum, Lois Elaine
Mellor, Greta E.
Melton, Arthur Richard
Memmott, Kent C.
Memmott, Marjorie
Memmott, Neralyn I.
Mendenhall, Stanley L.
Merchant, Michael D.
Merrell, Sondra
Merrihew, Susan
Merrill, Delis Ann
Merrill, Marlene
Merritt, Blaine Rich
Messinger, Jerry T.
Metcalf, Samuel E.
Meyers, John Wayne
375
Meyers, Mavis Ailleen
Mickelsen, Karen Lee
Middleton, Mary Jane
Mikkelsen, Irene
Miles, Naomi Charmaine
Miller, Carolyn Dee
Miller, John Edwin
Miller, Judy Lynn
Miller, Kathy Ann
Miller, Linda Carol
Miller, Robert Hollis
Millet, Sandra Sue
Miller, Susan Lorraine
Millett, Lawson Dwight
Millis, Marion Joyce
Mills, Gordon Everard
Mills, Susane Gail
Mitchell, Helen Marie
Milner, Elizabeth Ann
Mitchell, Wilford B., Jr.
Mix, Barbara Belle
Molen, Karen Ethel
Monaco, Jonell
Moncur, Connie Loraine
Moncur, Linda Louise
Monson, Karen Ruth
Monson, Wayne Kenneth
Montgomery, James S.
Montgomery, Nancy Kay
Moody, Jeffrey Brian
Moody, Robert Bruce
Moon, Caroline Beth
Moon, Hugh Elliot
Moon, Norma
Moon, Vernon Everett
Moore, Karen Duane
Mooring, Brenda Kaye
Moorman, Glenn Wilbur
Morford, Gary Edwin
Morgan, Mary Margaret
Morgan, Ronald Edgar
Morgan. Tamara G.
Freshmen
Mey to Nus
Morley, Janice Louise
Morris, Carla Jean
Morris, Janet Fae
Morrison, Darrel S.
Morrison, Leland Jed
Morrow, Dennis Lyle
Morse, Dana Gay
Mortensen, Linda Pearl
Moss, Elizabeth Ann
Moss, Mary Kathleen
Moulton, Sydney
Mounteer, Marva Joan
Mouritsen, Lela Jean
Mower, Michael Raymond
Moyle, Linda
Mudd, Dwight Eldund
Muhlestein, Kathryn
Muir, Bruce Buys
Munoa, Judith Ann
Murdock, Rosemary
Murdock, Thomas F.
376
Murphy, Sandra Lee
Murray, Jane Ardis
Murray, Patricia Gail
Myers, Larry Dee
Myers, Susan Ann
Myntti, Christina H.
Myres, Gerald Leland
Nagata, Terrell Teruo
Naisbitt, Kathleen
Napoleon, Maud May K.
Nations, Bonnie Jean
Naylor, Patricia Ann
Neighbours, Marialee
Neil, Stephen Andrew
Nielsen, Linda Joyce
Neilson, Charla Diane
Neilson, Janice Ruth
Neilson, Ronelda Marie
Nielson, Rye W.
Nelson, Bruce Allen, Jr.
Nelson, Dale Douglas
Nelson, Dennis Wayne
Nelson, Donna Marie
Nelson, Larry Earl
Nelson, Nadine
Nelson, Ronda Lee
Nelson, Susan
Nelson, Virginia V.
Nessen, Jovan
Neuhuys, Yvonne
Neves, Lyle Joseph
Nevills, Judith Arlene
Newman, Marcy Lee
Newman, Vicki Ann
Nichols, Bonnie Jean
Nichols, Elizabeth May
Nichols, Lvnn L.
Nicolaysen, Carol M.
Nielsen, Mac M.
Nielsen, Marjorie
Nielsen, Michael E.
Nielsen, Reed Nicholi
Nielson, Eva Lue B.
Nielson, Llovd James
Nielson, Meredith Ann
Nielson, Susan Lynne
Nims, Leslie Jean
Nisson, Christine
Niswender, Nancy Ann
Nix, Kenneth Carl
Nixon, Joseph Verdon
Noonchester, Michael L.
Nowland, Katherine L.
Nowland, Kathleen L.
Noyes, Verla
Nuffer, Vicki Lynn
Nuismer, Jo Ellen
Nuse, J. Lynda
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Nybo, Lamar C.
Oaks, Charlene Ann
Oberhansly, Billie B.
Oberly, Robert Price
Oborn, Janet
Odell, Ann Cady
Odell. William Charles
Odom, Herman Wesley, Jr.
Odonnal, Larry Sheldon
Ogle, Vera Daveen
Ohara, John H., Jr.
Olberg, Cheryl Lynn
Olivas, Manuel Raul
Olsen. Andrea
Olsen, Carolyn Rae
Olsen, Helen Phyllis
Olsen, Karma
Olsen, Marc Kent
Olsen, Ray Leo
Olson, Charles Leonard
Onion, Baron Elwell
Olsen, Valorie Dee
Ord, Sandra Kay
Orme, Nancy Jo
Ossmen, Sharon Kay
Ott, Linda Inez
Otten, Julie Jane
Ottlev. Vivian Agnes
Ouzts, Stacy Carter, Jr.
Ovard, Sharon Faye
Owen, Amy
Owen, Linda Rae
Pack, Eulala Ann
Packard, Joanne Marie
Paez, Daphne
Page, Janet Louise
Palfreyman, Earl Rees
Palmer, Connie
Palmer, Eileen
Palmer, Jimmie Ray
Palmer, Myra Pearl
Palmer, Rav William
Freshmen
Nyb to Pos
Palmer, Rose Lynn
Papenfus, Sally Lynne
Papenfus, Rosalie M.
Paradise, Robert Bruce
Parent, Valorie Carole
Paris, Robert Welch
Parish, Virginia Lee
Park, Jean Armstrong
Parker, Judith Ann
Parker, Kathrvn Ann
Parker, Laraine
Parker, Robert Eugene
Parkinson, Diane E.
Parrish. Gwendolyn M.
Paskett, Shirley F.
Pate, Phyllis Lynn
Patterson, Paula Ann
Patterson, Richard A.
Paulsen, Judv
Paxman, John Salmon
Pavne, R. Kathleen
378
Pearson, Boyd Albert
Pearson, Gilbert Iven
Peart, Melva Jean
Peay, Annette
Pechstein, Carolyn G.
Peck, Janis lone
Pectol, Victor Alvan
Peebles, Carol Lee
Pehrson, Karen Sue
Pehrson, Nola Jo
Pelletier, Alice Ann
Pendlebury, Albert L. R.
Penrod, Patricia Ann
Pergrossi, James Glen
Perry, Carol
Peters, Kenneth Allan
Peters, Linda Lee
Petersen, Mary Ellen
Petersen, Phyllis J.
Petersen, Sonja Pamela
Peterson, Bobbe E.
Peterson, Brenda Mae
Peterson, Deanna Kay
Peterson, Dennis Byron
Peterson, Dixie Lee J.
Peterson, Frances E.
Peterson, John Charles
Peterson, Lawrence R,
Peterson, Lynda Jeanne
Peterson, Pamela Kay
Peterson, Patricia E.
Peterson, Raymond Leon
Petersen, Robert Mark
Peterson, Stanley C, Jr.
Pe'tt, Joan
Petti t, Barbara Lyn
Petty, Babette Rozell
Peyton, Judith Kay
Phelps, Reta Wardeen
Phillips, Daryl Marie
Phillips, Janet Nadine
Phillips, John Reed
Phillips, Judith Ann
Phillips, Michael T.
Pickering, Anne E.
Pickering, Joan T.
Pickett, Nancy
Pierce, Lianne
Piggott, Connie E.
Pilling, Barbara Edna R.
Pilling, Linda Diane
Pincock, Cynthia
Platero, Paul R.
Piatt, Maralee
Player, Mary Elizabeth
Plusquellie, Ethel F.
Poll, Marilyn
Polley. Susan
Pomeroy, Marion Reuel
Poole, Virginia
Pooley, Grace Effie
Popp, William James
Porter. Arlene
Porter, Delia Gay
Porter, Diane E.
Porter, Joan
Porter, Phillip Henrv
Porter, William S.
Porzio, John Alvin
Post, Miles Ronald
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Poulsen, Darwin Rex
Poulsen, Lvnn James
Poulsen, Richard Chris
Powell, Brian Anderson
Power, John Edward
Prather, Judith Merle
Pratt, David Rey
Pratt, Ray Grant
Predmore, Durinda Ann
Preston, Gary Leo
Priebe, Michele H.
Priest, Richard H.
Pritt, Robert Elden
Pritt. Thomas Elwood
Proctor, Judith Ann
Prusse, Sharon May
Prutzman, Penolope E.
Purchase, Carolyn Ruth
Pvne, Mar>' Lou
Quinn, Dennis Michael
Quinnev, Susan Ann
Ragland, Susan Gayle
Randall, Nick Harvey
Rankin, William Lee
Ransom, Carin Jean
Rapier, David Arthur
Rasmussen, Ann
Rasmussen, Carolyn
Rasmussen, David Elver
Rasmussen, Mayre
Rasmussen, Thomas A.
Ratliff, Marlane C.
Rawlins, Dorothy Helen
Rawlinson, Lewis Earl
Rawlinson, Nancy Jean
Rawls, Francis James
Ray, Barbara Ann
Reading, Carolyn
Reading, Kathie
Ream, Elisabeth E.
Reams, Arthur James
Redd, Verl Chester
Freshmen
Pou to Run
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Reece, Sherrilyn Jo
Reed, Karen Louise
Reed, Natalie
Reeve, Janet Kaye
Reimer, Todd Hillard
Reinhard, John Adams
Rencher, Valden Flake
Renell, Janice
Reno, Pauline Kay
Row, Cheryl Ann
Reynolds, Eva Jean
Rhodes, Julia Cheryl
Ricci, Teresa Pearl
Rice, Charles David
Rice, Deborah Dine
Rice, Kathleen
Rice, Paul William
Rich, Alan Michael
Rich, Allvn Francis
Rich, Franklin Brent
Richards, Grant Lund
380
Richards, James Horace
Richards, Kathleen
Richards, Sandra J.
Richardson, Carol L.
Richardson, Jill
Richardson, Karon E.
Richardson, Patricia L.
Richins, Carol
Richins, Darrow E.
Richins, Pennie Kay
Richmond, Michael Don
Ricks, Carole Stoddard
Ricks, James Lawrence
Ricks, Ruth Ann
Rieff, Marv Eileen
Riefler, Grover Hugo
Riggs, Dennis Carl
Rindlisbacher, Norma L.
Rinehold, Norma Lucile
Ririe, Edward Shelton
Ririe, Eileen
Roberts, Helen Louise
Roberts, Mary M.
Robertson, Brent Aaron
Robertson, James M.
Robertson, Janell
Robertson, Linda
Robinson, Alan H.
Robinson, Alene
Robinson, Barbara Jean
Robinson, Danna Joan
Robinson, Janie
Robinson, Janice E.
Robinson. Linda
Robinson, Kathleen
Robinson, Melvin Hyde
Roderick, Duretta D.
Roestenburg, Cheryl L.
Rogers, Gary Lamar
Rogers, Kay
Rogers, Moana Jean
Rogers, Pamela June
Romney, Betty Kathryn
Romney, Judith Ann
Rose, Carol Rae
Rose, Dorette Cecile
Rose, Veronica Mary
Ross, Kathryn Alice
Ross, William Aubrev
Rounds, Susan Aileen
Rowen, Ronald Dean
Rowley, Elaine
Roylance, Sharon Lois
Royle, James Vincent
Ruchti, Ross Daw
Rudd, Gary Lynn
Runyan, Bonnie Jean
Runyan, Judith Ann
381
Russell, Gordon F., Jr.
Rydman, Richard Kent
Rydman, Ronald David
Rygg, Bruce Glenn
Rvrting, Clydene
St. Clair, Noah M.
Sageman, Karen lone
Salim, Parichehr
Salin, James Warren
Saloranta, Raili K. K.
Sampson, Dewey Craig
Sanborn, Karen Estelle
Sandberg, Gilbert Ivar
Sanderson, Jerry L.
Sant, Charlene
Sant, Kathleen T.
Santos, Shirley Jean
Savage, Kathleen Ann
Sbragia, Georgia Leann
Scalmanini, John C.
Scarborough, Patricia
Schauers, Marilyn
Scheurn, Jerry L.
Schmidt, Christine L.
Schmidt, Roberta J.
Schimmer, David M.
Schneider, Darrel Lee
Schofield, Louis F., Jr.
Schoonmaker, Robert C.
Schow, Cheryl Kay
Schrader, Cheryl Rae
Schutz, Pierre Marcel
Schwartz, Karen
Schwendiman, Lorraine
Scoresby, Juneve
Scott,
Scott,
Scott,
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Scott,
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Scott,
Donna Valerie
Gary Neil
Jean Lorraine
Jeffrey Thomas
Karen May
Katherine Eve
Nona Sue
Freshmen
Rus to Spr
Schow, Olivia Jean
Seamons, Jeanette
Seamons, Karen
Searle, Carol Fay
Seaver, Carol Diane
Seeley, Jeanne
Seeley, Laura Floy
Seely, Terrel Morley
Seipert, Gloria Marie
Seiter, Steven Paul
Sell, Beverly Jean
Sessions, Sharon Kay
Severe, Margo Hope
Severson, Ralph Floyd
Seward, Susan Mary
Shaffer, Alice La Rue
Shaffer, David E.
Sharp, Mary Francis
Sharpe, Robert Hugh
Sharps, Charles Joseph
Shaw, Linda Leone
382
Shaw, Stanfrod Ellison
Shelton, Judith Anne
Shepard, Charles B.
Shepherd, Carolyn
Sheppick, Gaye Lynn
Shoemaker, Jane C.
Shimatsu, Rodger Kenzo
Sherwood, Francine E.
Short, Suzanne
Shriver, Pamela Lynne
Shropshire, Jacqueline
Shuley, Ron Gene
Shumway, Anona
Shumway, Dean Carroll
Shumway, Dick Elmer
Shumway, Kathryn
Sibbett, Rosette Faye
Siewert, Horst F.
Simms, Barbara Jean
Simon, Vickie Dawn
Simonson, Irene
Simper, Austin D., Jr.
Simpson, Kathleen
Singer, Marie Golina
Sizemore, Richard R.
Skarda, Stephen Thomas
Skelton, Robert L.
Skidmore, Meretta C.
Skousen, Juhanne
Skousen, Katherine I.
Skousen, Linda
Skow, Judith Kay
Slade, James Lynn, Jr.
Slade, Janet Elaine
Slade, Lagrand A.
Slaughter, Willard A.
Slinkard, Virginia V. F.
Slocum, Cheryl Jean
Smeal, Bernice
Smiley, Gary Stephen
Smith, Alberta Leigh
Smith, Alexander R.
Smith, Barton Alan
Smith, Betty Lynne
Smith, Burl Jeanette
Smith, Charlotte
Smith, Claudia Joan
Smith, Clyde Leslie
Smith, Craig C.
Smith, Dennis Oliver
Smith, Donna
Smith, Elizabeth Kay
Smith, Florence Mae
Smith, Georgia K.
Smith, Gerald Allen
Smith, Jane Ellen
Smith, Judy Kay
Smith, Kenneth H., Jr.
Smith, Laraine
Smith, Leslie Ralph
Smith, Louise
Smith, Margaret Ann
Smith, Michael Pipkin
Smith, Nancy Lou
Smith, Neil Bruce
Smith, Richard Stock
Smith, Robert Daron
Smith, Robert Leon, Jr.
Smith, Robert Marvin
Sprague, Janice Mae
383
Smith, Sandra Joan
Smith, Shannon Yvonne
Smith, Sharon Anne
Smith, Sherman Heber
Smith, Sherry Lee
Smith, Sylvia Dean
Smith, Teddy Roylene
Smith, Timothy Wright
Smith, WilfordE., Jr.
Snow, Janice Judy
Snow, Marjone Kathleen
Snow, Laurence V., II
Snow, Lowell Miller
Snow, Marjorie
Snow, Phyllis Mae
Snow, Stanley B.
Snow, Steven J.
Snyder, Gary Dayne
Snyder, Wilma Sue
Solomon, Janet Ann
Solomon, Norman King
Sunder, Richard Eugene
Sonderegger, Relva
Sorenson, Janice Lynn
Sorensen, Linda Jean
Sorensen, Marti Lynne
Sorensen, Venita Ann
Sorensen, Warren Reid
Southwick, Jay Dennis
Sowards, Sarah K.
Spackman, Randall P.
Speakman, Linda Ann
Speckman, George F,
Spencer, Alexa Marie
Spencer, Carol Ann
Spink, Gary E.
Spradlin, Ronald Linn
Sprick, Sharon L.
Sprinkle, Kristina L.
Sproul, Janet
Sprunger, Linda Luella
Stakkeland, Juanita M.
Freshmen
Smi to Tay
Stamps, Virginia L.
Stanley, Michael Wayne
Stanworth, Roger Earl
Stapelman, Danny Lewis
Staples, Larry O'Neil
Starr, Donna Rae
Staska, Lerov Frank, Jr.
Stauffer, Keith Hughes
Stephens, Judy Diane
Stephens, Richard G.
Stephenson, Paula
Sterneckert, Karen Lee
Sterrett, Beverly Jean
Stevens, Cheryl Ann
Stevens, Verlie Ann
Stewart, Darrvl Martin
Stewart, Joseph S.
Stewart, Lou Anne
Stewart, Rose
Stevens, Conalyn
Stevens, Nancy
384
Stevenson, Douglass E.
Stillwell, Linda Lou
Stinebaugh, Thomas Lee
Stingle, Cheryl Ann
Stirland, Janet Worth
Stoddard, George Evan
Stoddard, Jean Ardella
Stoddard, Judith L.
Stoddard, Thomas Adams
Stoker, Ray Leon
Stone, Jeanne Aloha
Stone, Rachel Diane
Stone, Renae
Stone, Ronnie Earle
Stone, Sharlene
Stosich, Esther P.
Stout, Judith Ann
Stout, Linda Rae
Stowell, Dennis Earl
Stowers, Rita Kathleen
Strand, Diana Joan
Stratton, Laren
Strong, Graham Wilfrid
Strong, Susan Kaye
Strunk, William Ellis
Stuart, Joanne E.
Sturgill, Aner Douglas
Stutz, Ronald Mark
Sudweeks, Don Raymond
Sullivan, John Henrv
Summers, Robert Arnel
Sutton, Diana June
Swenson, Carolyn
Swenson, John Allan
Swenson, Joyce
Swensen, Keith
Svmons, Bettv
Szymanski, Marilyn Kay
Takahashi, Michiyo
Talbot. Fenton Duane
Talcott, Jostin Delano
Taney, James Edward, Jr.
Tanner, Athelia
Tanner, Carol Lynn
Tanner, David Merlynn
Tanner, Judy May
Tate, Karen janene
Taye, Terry Joyce
Taylor, Janet Louise
Taylor, Julie Kay
Tavlor, Karen
Taylor, Mary Kav
Taylor, Myron Clinton
Taylor, Nadine Ellen
Taylor, Randal Joe
Taylor, Randall Lee
Taylor, Sandra Lee
Taylor, Sara Louise
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Tay to Wal
Taysom, Stanford H.
Tebbs, Michael Lefevre
Tecumseh, Sacajawea R.
Teeples, Karl Graham
Teichert, Trudy
Terry, David Spencer
Terry, Delrae Beatty
Terry. Elizabeth Rae
Terry, Julia Marie
Thayn, Rebecca Michele
Theobald, Alice Jean
Theobald, Allen Dean
Thomas, Carolyn Ann
Thomas, Dale
Thomas, John Arthur
Thomas Linda
Thomas, Nancy
Thomas, Richard John
Thomas, Roxie Dale
Thomas, Sterling W.
Thomas, William Henry
Thompson, Charles D.
Thompson, Elisabeth
Thompson, Ivalou
Thompson, James W.
Thompson, Stephen W.
Thomburgh, Eugene F.
Thornton, Arland Dee
Thornton, Carol
Thornton, Diane Lee
Thorpe, Maxine
Tibbitts, Craig B.
Tibbitts, Michael G.
Tingey, Allan Stafford
Tingey. Sherrie
Tingey, Ward Max
Tippetts, Carol Ann
Tippets, David H.
Tischner, Mary Irene
Todd, Kaye Marie
Tolman, Calvin D.
Tolman, Janet Ann
Tolman, Lola
Tomlin, Ellen
Tong, Robert Lawrence
Tong, Veronica Lehua
Torgersen, Garth E.
Tossman, Nancy Ann
Tree, Steven Edward
Tracey, Norma Jean
Tracy, Michael Collin
Tucker, Allie Louise
Tucker, Barbara
Tucker, Charles Ray
Tuckett, Patricia C.
Tueller, Janice Rose
Tuft, Frank Millard
Turlev, Luana Mav
Turner, Jean
Turner, Randall Glenn
Turner, Rebecca
Turner, William R.
Tuss, Cynthia Joyce
386
Twiss, Charles Ray
Twitchell, Georgia
Twitchell, Ronald V.
Twitchell, Terry Raye
Tyler, Marie Ann
Tysdal, Kallie Lou
Udy, Darlene
Ulicny, Ronald Andrew
Urbas, Patricia Ann
Van Camp, Barbara Joan
Vance, Demonte Hinman
Vance, Margaret
Vance, Peggy Jane
Van Moorlehem, David .F
Van Natta, Nedra Ann
Van Noy, Melvin Don
Van Orman, John Ransom
Van Orman, Peter M.
Van Tassell, Kaye
Van Valkenburgh, F.
Van Wagenen, Vicki C.
Van Wagoner, Madelyn
Vamey, Diane Elaine
Valughn, Linda Lou
Vaughn, Robert Larry
Vest, Shelia Jean
Veteto, Claudia Rae
Vickers, Clara Ann
Vidmar, John Charles
Viehweg, Adell
Vincent, Paul David
Vining, Floye Dianne
Voge, Wilfried Michael
Vogel, Michael Little
Vogler, Detra Lynn
Volk, Anthony Ray
Voyles, Gene Lamar
Wachter, Lynne Diane
Wadley, Linda D.
Wadley, Mary
Wagner, Morley Vaughn
Wahl, Nancy Arlene
Wahl, Ramona Cayle
Wahlen, Judy Ann
Wahlstrom, Sharyn
Walker, Coralie
Waite, Judy Gail
Waite, Steven Harvey
Walbom, Michael David
Waldvogel, Patricia J.
Walker, Margot Louise
Walker, John Robert
Walker, Ronald M.
Walker, Sandra Eileen
Walker, Sherry Kay
Walker, Valerie Dee
Walker, Wynema Louise
Walker, Ronald Dean
Wall, Frederic C, III
Wallace, Beth Elinor
Wallace, Donna Jean
Wallace, Kathleen L.
Wallace, Kendall W.
Waller, Jack Garland
Wallis, Janet Lee
Walser, Ronald Herman
Walt, Carol Eileen
Walters, Lavon
Walther, Nina Carol
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Waltz, Linda Kay
Wangsgard, Mary Joan
Wanlass, Kathryn
Ward, Raymond Wilson
Ward, Susan Lindsay
Wardle, Lamonte
Warner, Drusilla
Warner, Susan
Warnick, C. Dave
Warnick, Kenneth Lynn
Watabe, Masaji
Waters, Joe David
Waters, Larry Warner
Waters, Nancy Irene
Watkins, Sharon Lee
Watson, Barbara Ann
Watson, Joe Lee
Watson, Marlene Fay
Watterson, Betty F.
Watts, Richard Vernon
Watts, Sharen Lee
Wax, Ronald Dean
Wayman, Sandra Lee
Weaver, Richard
Weber, Linda Jean
Webb, Alisyn Marie
Webb, Karen Margaret
Webb, Kenna Rae
Webb, Lynette
Weber, Ronald Eugene
Weber, Winona Aloha
Webster, Janice
Webster, Myrna Gay
Weight, Conda Ann
Weimer, Geraldine Rae
Weitzel, Cheryl May
Welch, Ann
Welch, Barbara Joyce
Welling, David Robert
Welch, Cecil Floyd, Jr.
Welsh, Wayne Lee
Freshmen
Wal to Woo
Wentz, Ruth
Wert, Leila Elizabeth
Wesely, Diana Louise
West, Charles Walker
West, Lawrence Thomas
West, Marianne
Westing, Mary Lee
Weston, John Bradford
Weston, Wayne Rulon
Westover, Keith R.
Westphal, Jean Louise
Westphal, Sylvia Ann
Whalan, Michele Janet
Wharton, Frank Leroy
Wheeler, Arrol Don
Wheeler, Eunice Louise
Wheller, Judy
Whitaker, Larry Milton
Whitall, Lusarah B.
White, Carroll Jean
White, Janice Roxey
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White, John Carson
White, Linda Dawn
White, Winton Clement
Whiting, Cynthia Ivy
Whiting, Norman Craig
Whiteford, Clifford N.
Whitlock, Errol Boyd
Whitney, Richard E.
Wiggins. Geraldine F.
Wight, Judith Ann
Wight, Kathryn
Wightman, David Mark
Wik, Karen Joy
Wilbom, Mary Sheila
Wiley, Le Ann
Wilkins, Arlene Marie
Willes, Brian Ralph
Williams, Allan Henry
Williams, Carolyn
Williams, Dan Conrad
Williams, Dena Mae
Williams, Gary Bond
Williams, Janet
Williams, Karen Marie
Williams, Marvin Leon
Williams, Roger Lavon
Williams, Susan Louise
Willis, Linda
Willmore, Susan
Wilmoth, Bruce Wayne
Wilson, Barbara Denise
Wilson, Dawn Lee
Wilson, Edith Mariel
Wilson, Janet Cheryl
Wilson, Jayne Lynn
Wilson, Judy Lorraine
Wilson, Richard Frank
Winder, Linda Lee
Winegar, Ray H.
Winkelman, Pamela G.
Winterton, Diane
Winward, Ellen Louise
Wise, Blanche Larene
Wisniewski, Diane Vera
Wisniewski, Stanley
Wistrand, Stephen M.
Witt, Ruth Mae
Witte, William Robert
Wolfe, Connie Jo
Wolsey, Thomas Brent
Wood, Kathleen K.
Wood, Mary Helen
Wood, Mary Lu
Wood, Roberta
Woodland, Sharon
Woodruff, Anita Marie
Woods, Susan Kathleen
Woolf, Kenneth Lee
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Woolf, Ronald Jav
Woolhiser. Priscilla L.
W'oolley, Phillip L.
Woollev, Wendy Susan
Workman, Sue Ann
Workman, Valeree P.
Worth, Susan Angela
Wride, Norma
Wright. Betty May
Wright, Cathryn
Wright, Cathryn Ellen
Wright, Claudia
Wright, Lorenzo C.
Wright, Phil Duke
Wright. Sharon Ann
Wriglev, Marilyn Fae
Yamada, Shichishi
Yockey, Terry Rey
Yorgason, Frances L.
Yorgason. Jav Ramon
Yorgason, Robert James
Youkstetter, Doreen M.
Young, Carole
Young, David Allan
Young, Leonard J.
Young, Samuel Ah S., Jr.
Youngblood. Lana Diane
Zaugg, Eileen
Zehnter, Martin Allen
Zettel, Man- Louise
Zimmerman, Charlene F.
Ziomek, Anthony David
Zobell, Roberta Rae
Zobetl, Wavne Paige
Walk, Pauline J.
Bowers, Arita Mae
Smart, Jay Richard
Barn hart. Lorn a Zoe
Black, Margaret
Burt, Carolyn
Carr, Ruth Ann
Chenev, Ellen M.
Freshmen
Woo to Z
Dittmar, Edbert E.
Guinn, Regina Sue
Jeppsen. Linda Rae
Merhiy, Elizabeth A.
Snead, Renee Betty
Walton, John
Zitzman, Lewis Henrv
Zimmerman, Thorvald K.
Merman. Susan Rae
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Dillon Inouye from Sigard, Utah was
elected to the presidency of the Sophomore
Class. Dillon instituted a Sophomore Spirit
Committee which was very active.
The Sophomore House of Representatives included: Front row: Darlene Lawrence, Joan
Erickson, Carolyn Croxford, Anne Taylor, Sherry Neff, Carolyn Hill, Sue Duffin, Lyn Enger.
Second row: Janice Lance, Joan Merrill, Bernie Jones, Darlene Hipvvell, Sue Embry, Sue
Nobley, Kathy Rieff, Kathy Bateman, Peggy Worthen, Dave Bauer, Peggyanne Pettit. Back
row: James Hughes, Jerry Mason, Ward Bullock, David Thomas, Margaret Price, Don Pear-
son, Sondra Sandberg, Paul Ramacher.
Sophomores initiated spirit with committee
Gary Anderson was veep of the Sophomores
while Linda Christensen was the secretary.
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Front row: Markay Daniels, Karen Sarret, Linda Ludlow, Jamar Hurren, Dottie Woolley,
Carol Cawley, Pat Garrett, Linda Markham. Second row: Ruth Cannon, Juliet Vemon,
Shauna Sheffield, Chris Otterson, Lynn Kittinger, Francine Butler, Nancy Jones, Pegganne
Pettit, Roseanne Tueller. Back row: Leslie Cameron, Reitha Collier, Patricia Reed, Sydney
Green, Dinda Haggberg, Ned Ashby, Jerry MacDonald, Naomi Jacob, Paula Austin,
Karen MacDonald.
When Dillon Inouye assumed the presidency of the Sophomore Class,
he immediately set about to create more activities for more of his
class. Under the name of Sophomore Spirit Committee over forty class
members initiated a new life into class activities. During the year, the
Sophomores presented a student assembly, built a float for homecom-
ing, and challenged the other classes in voter turnout.
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Abegglen, Joan
Abel, Karen Gene
Abersold, Louise
Allen, Diane
Acomb, Bonnie Lee
Alder, Sharon Renee
Alexander, Jack Earl
Alldredge, David Leroy
Allen, Janet Lynne
Allen, Sharon Jean
Allred, Earl
Allred, Mary
Allred, Richard Gordon
Allsop, Lynne
Amtoft, Susan Marie
Andersen, Linda Rae
Anderson, Kenna
Anderson, Linda Lee
Anderson, Mar Jean
Anderson, Richard J.
Anderson, Steven Alvin
Sophomores
A to Bra
Andrus, Irene
Andrus, Kendall W.
Arbon, Mary Beth
Archibald, Joan L.
Armstrong, Leonard J.
Armstrong, Paulette
Arnold, Carol Dawn
Arthur, Sandra
Asay, Kathleen
Ashby, Arda Ruth
Ashby, Carlene
Ashby, John Howard
Atkinson, Dolores
Auernig, Sherri
Augade, Albert Charles
Austin, Ida Elaine
Austin, Paula Joyce
Avati, Alexandra
Ayers, Leonard Wayne
Aylett, Don Charles
Bailey, Daniel Edward
Baker, Connie Larae
Baker, Robert Eldred
Baker, Susan Lynn
Baldauf, Louise M.
Bales, Floyd Wayne
Ball, Nancy Ann
Banford, James Phillip
Bangerter, Eldee June
Banker, Sue Ellen
Banks, Stephen Vern
Banta, Mable Juanita
Barben, Bonnie Jean
Barclay, Laura Olive
Barker, Marilyn
Barksdale, Sharon V.
Barlow, Robert Dean
Barnes, Gary Dean
Barnett, Barbara
Barrus, Evelyn Rose
Barson, Lafae
Barton, Shirley Mae
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Bateman. Kathleen Rae
Bates, Charles Patrick
Bates. Ernest Allan
Bav. Frances
Beal, Robert Max
Bean. Vicki Ann
Beattv, Marv Lvnn
Beaver. Charlotte Ann
Beck, Michael Worthv
Bell, Braxton Howard
Bell, Suzanne Wilson
Bennett, Charles R.
Bennett, Connie Rae
Berge, Don Earl
Bernotski. Charlotte A.
Best, Man- Lee
Beutel, Meredith lone
Bezdian, Joseph S.
Bikman, Garv \V.
Bigler, Carolee
Bingham, Bruce Duane
Bird, William Blood
Bishop, Margaret Joan
Bishop, Robert Grandon
Black, David J.
Blake, Kathleen M.
Bohi. Curtis Alvin
Boivie, Richard Lynn
Bond, Luana Althea
Bonner. William Flovd
Booras. Terry Ned
Boulter, Larrv Bruce
Boundy, Frederick Ross
Bow en, Bonnie Tess
Bower, Lora Lee
Bowers, Lvnette
Bowthorpe, Dennis Reed
Boyce, Vera Irene
Boyer, Teri Louise
Boyle, Jeaneen May
Bradshaw, Linda Seek
Bramall, Ruth
Bramwell, Denton M,
Briggs, Ivan Rasmussen
Brisk, Allen Larry
Broadbent, Karen Man
Brookhouser, Carol L.
Brooks, Barbara Jane
Brough. Daniel Richard
Brown. Deanne
Brown. Janeen
Brown, Janice Marie
Brown, Karen Ann
Brown, Penelope Ladene
Brown, Sylvia
Brown, Weston Craig
Browning, Martha Jean
Brubaker. \ancv M.
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Sophomores
Bru to Ech
Brunson, Janet V.
Brvan, Mary Ann
Buchan, Bonnie Lucile
Buck, Janice Ann
Budgett, Nancv Elaine
Buell, Ralph Stanley
Bunnell. Glee
Burgoine, Robert K., Jr.
Burgon, Victoria Kaye
Burningham. Robert G.
Burt, Carole J.
Burt, Philip Bruce
Burton, John Charles
Bush. Richard David
Butterfield, Judy A.
Burningham, Janet
Burrell, Kaylene
Buzard, Kenneth L.
Caldwell, Caryn L.
Call, Nora A.
Callister. Kenneth N.
Cameron, Leslie
Cammack, Carol Rose
Campbell. Carlisle E.
Campbell. Marilyn
Candland. Pamela
Candiand. Valorie
Cannon, Kathleen
Cannon, Ruth L.
Cansler. Elizabeth A.
Carlisle, Lorraine
Carrigan, Ann
Carter. Clifford Riiev
Carter, Sheila J.
Case, Llovd A.
Caso, Georgia L.
Casper, Gloria J.
Castagneto, Carina K,
Castleton, Llovd V,
Cawley, Carol A.
Chalk, Lucinda M.
Chambers, Fave Ann
Chambers, Nancy N.
Champion, Waylon E.
Chan, Hilda Susanali
Chan, Wing Fung
Chase, Duane B.
Chiapella, Ollie Jean
Christensen, Arlene
Christensen, Bette M.
Christensen, Beverly S.
Christensen. David R.
Christiansen, Sharon
Christopherson, Sue
Churchill. Catherine L.
Clark. Fred B.
Clark, Helen J.
Clark, Joanne
Clark, Margaret A.
Clark, Penny M.
Clarke, Dennis R.
Coates, Phyllis E.
Coffman, Sandra J.
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Cole, Claudia N.
Collier, Reitha M.
Colvin, Nan
Conley, Catherine J.
Combs, Sharron Ledoyce
Cope, Richard Carlton
Cox, Betty L.
Cook, Charlotte A,
Cope, Ann Etta
Cowley, Jon Wayne
Crabtree, Bruce C.
Crandall, Alice I.
Crandall, Ann
Crandall, James B.
Crane, Linda
Cranney, John W.
Crapo, Shaunna
Crawford, Ronald Odam
Creasy, Eddie O'Hare
Crenshaw, Sally Sue
Crnkovic, Elin W.
Croft, Janet I.
Croft, Laraine K.
Crompton, Diane E.
Cropper, Marilyn D.
Crosby, Shauna
Crossley, Maxine
Curtis, Ruth
Curtis, Sharon Kay
Curtin, Nancy Jane
Daley, Dianne
Daniels, Margaret K.
Danley, Rose M.
Darnell, Donald Ross
Davidson, Lois Ann
Davis, Dan R.
Davis, Judith Gail H.
Davis, Neils J.
Day, David Harris
Day, Hannah D.
Day, Phyllis
Day, Susan C,
Debloois, Evan Ira
Decker, Barbara L.
Decker, Flora
Demetropoulos, Andrew
Derr, Diana J.
Devenish, Constance I.
Dewey, Re nee
Dewitt, Greer
Dexter, Ronda L. B.
Dick, Vivian L.
Dickson, Marilyn
Dixon, Robert E.
Dodd, Graham
Donahue, Carol J.
Doney, Shirleen
Dorsey, Marolyn J,
Dowdle, Clark Allen
Doxey, George Ronald
Doyle, Caryl Faye
Dubois, Mary N.
Dukelow, Virginia
Durfey, Roma
Durrant, Jo Ann
Eastman, Donald Lee
Eastman, Elizabeth A.
Eccles, Samuel W.
Echohawk, Lucille Ann
Echols. Clarke Fred
395
Edgerton, Janet A.
Edmonds, Donna Marie
Edwards, Darrel
Een, Lamont Redd
Ehr, Gretchen Elaine
Elder, Danny Lee
Elder, Kathleen
Elggren, Louise A.
Elkins, Sheryl
Ellison, Eva Lynne
Ellsworth, Lawana
Enger, Lyn Alyce
Ellis, Leonard V., Jr.
England, Karan
Embrv, Susan L.
Erickson, Muriel J.
Evans, Dashel D.
Evans, Robert Royce
Evensen, Elaine Elma
Evertsen, Muriel S.
Excell. Irene
Sophomores
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Fairclough, Edith L.
Farnsworth, Marjorie R.
Farmer, Jennifer L.
Farr, Georgianne
Fatani, Zakaria Yahya
Faulkenham, Kaaren A.
Faulkner, Darla Faye
Felix, Gordon Kay
Felshaw, Patricia D.
Ferrel, David Warne
Ferwerda, Dianne M.
Fetzer, Judith Lynne
Fidler, Darrel Bryce
Fife, Douglas Jensen
Fish, Marlene K.
Fisher, Joy May
Fisher, Lucy A.
Fisher, Sylvia Sue
Fitton, Cherill L.
Flanigan, Chris L.
Flowers, Sarah L.
Foley, William D.
Folsom, Joyce L.
Ford, Carol
Foreman, Marsha L.
Forsha, Marilee J.
Fox, Marsha L.
Frandsen, Joan
Frandsen, Kathleen
Fritzsche, Patricia A.
Frizzell, Kenneth E.
Fueston, Claudette J.
Funk, Ronald B.
Gaffnev, Patricia Anne
Galbraith, David Brian
Galbraith, James M.
Galbraith, Kirk P.
Gardner, Andrew Royal
Gardner, Joan
Gardner, Karen M.
Gardner, Norda
Garrett, Patricia Vee
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Gassaway, William S.
Gathercoal, Gloria Ann
Germer, Colleen
Gertsch, Bonnie J.
Gibbons, Donald P.
Gibson, Nancv
Gilbert, Sue E.
Giles, Marilyn Kimball
Gill, Diane Virginia
Gill, Lora H.
Gillespie, Stephen B.
Gilliland, Janice E.
Glazier, Lvnda J.
Glenn, Merla J.
Goff, Beatrice M.
Golden, Michael J.
Goodman, Sandra D.
Goodsell, Virginia P.
Goodson, Virginia H.
Codbold. Robert David
Goss, Thomas L.
Gourdin, Patricia
Graham, Clifford L.
Grant, Gary William
Gray, Sondra L.
Greathouse, Cherianne
Green, Linda K.
Green, Lynn Montgomery
Green, Sydney Lee
Greenburg, William B.
Greever, Paul T.
Griffin, Betty Ray
Grigg, Laurel F.
Grimes, Mary K.
Gross, Leroy J.
Grow, Mary K.
Gundersen, Janet D.
Hafen, Ruth Ann
Haggberg, Linda Lee
Hahn, Georgene L.
Hall, Antone L.
Hall, Dee Ashbv
Hall, Priscilla B.
Hall, Suzzanne D.
Halls, Lou A.
Hamilton, Lynette Lee
Hammons, Del Rav
Hampton, Virginia Le
Hancock, Brent H.
Hanks, Marie
Hansen, Can' W.
Hanson, Gary L.
Hanson, Joanne E.
Harbaugh, Leroy Waldo
Harline, Dennis D.
Harline. Sharon Anne
Harmon, Sharon M.
Harper. Ardith R
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Harris, Joann
Harris, Julia A.
Harris, Ronald C.
Harrison, Dessie Y.
Harrison, Ruth A.
Hart, Kay
Haskell, Mavis D.
Haslam, Sandra
Hatch, Elizabeth L.
Hatch, Michael V.
Hatch, Shirley Diane
Hatch, Vicky A.
Hatch, William E.
Hatcher, Sharyl
Hatton, Wa-D Hazel A,
Haueter, Barbara
Haws, Elaine
Hayes, Jan
Hayes, Sarah
Hayes, Patrick Wray
Heidenreich, Fred L.
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Henderson, Dixie L.
Henderson, Rolaine I.
Hendrix, Juanita L.
Hepler. Joyce Marie
Hicken, Lucy
Hicken, Lvnne
Hickman, De Ann
Higbee, Glen A.
Higgins, Sandra V.
Higham, Linda
Hill, Carolyn Keysor
Hill, Janet A.
Hill, LexieV.
Hill, Sandra J,
Hipwell, Darlene J.
Hodge, Lynn G.
Hodgson, Carol F.
Hoffman, Mary J.
Holbrook, Susan Rae
Holbrook, Robert B.
Holguin, Doris Lucille
Holladay, Patricia
Holmes, Mary B.
Holmes, Janet A.
Holmes, Ronald E.
Holty, Carol L.
Hone, Alton Leroy
Hong, Sung Young Susan
Hood, Juanita C.
Hopkins, Bruce D.
Houdlette, Catherine
Houghton, Robert W.
Houser, Lynda Mae
Howard, Bonny S.
Howarth, Grant C.
Hoyal, Carl L.
Hubbard, Mar Gene
Huff, Joan K.
Hughes, Frances
Hughes, Marc Ronald
Hullinger, Joan K.
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Hult, Arnold Francis
Hunter, Alison
Hunter, Cheryl
Huntsman, Susann
Hurren, Jamar
Hutchings, Barbara A.
Hutchings. Geraldine
Hydeman, Norma R.
Isaacson, Pamela
Isaksen, Dallas E.
Iverson, Boyd M.
Ivie, Jo Ann
Ivie, Ronald Lee
Jackson, Clark C.
Jacob, Naomi
Jacobs, Lujean
Jacobsen. Susan A.
Jacobson, Ellen L.
Jake man, Lvnda
Janes, Karen
Jarman, Arthur L.
Jarvis, Henry W.
Jarvis, Juanita R.
Jenkins, Martha E.
Jennings, Val John
Jensen, Erma Lou
Jensen, James Richard
Jensen. Karla J.
Jensen, Kristin Kaye
Jensen, Marilyn
Jensen, Richard Lee
Jensen, Sandra
Jensen, Susan
Johns, Jo Ann
Johanson, Marcia K.
Johnsen, Beverly L.
Johnson. Don B.
Johnson, Elizabeth A.
Johnson, Gloria J. E.
Johnson, Gordon S.
Johnson, Jack Preston
Johnson, Janet C.
Johnson, Jesse K.
Johnson, Kathleen Kae
Johnson, Larrv Lynn
Johnson, Linda
Johnson, Marsha Aileen
Johnson, Nancy Lee
Johnson, Pamela Karen
Johnson, Rita M.
Johnson, Severin V.
Johnson, Sharon
Johnson, Trelva A
Johnson, Virginia C.
Jones, Bernice Jean
Jones, Cathie Rae
Jones, Daisy M.
Jones, Juanita Pay
Jones, Kathv Sue
Jones. Lvnette E.
Jones, Nancy
Jones, Richard Holt
Jorgensen, Rosalie
Jory, James N., Jr.
Judd, Juliette
Juhasz, Carol Ann
Kaesche, Wayne Curtis
Keddington, Susan A.
Kenitzer, Kenneth L.
Kent. Connie Lvnn
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Kent, Mary Elizabeth
Kent, Sydney Maughan
Kern, Donna Lou
Kerr, Elva Bailey
Kimball, Larayne
Kirkland, Heber D.
Klingonsmith, Sandra
Knight, Noel Davis
Kofford, Peggy Ann
Kotter, Janice Rae
Kreitzer, Ruth Diane
Krout, Donna Marie
Kung, Ming Hi
Kwan, Cheung Wan John
Kyle, Karin Martha
Kynaston, Lynell
Lacey, Linda Maureen
Lalliss, Keith Rolan
Langston, Lois
Larch, Sherron Louise
Larkin, Karen Jones
Sophomores
Ken to Mer
Larsen, Earle S.
Larsen, Harold Ludlow
Lassen, Ida Maria
Larsen, Nanalee
Larsen, Orrilla M.
Larsen, Ronald Dee
Latta, John Neal
Laudie, Marilyn
Law, Chee Keung M.
Law, Judy
Laws, Retta Ann
Layne, Linda Louise
Leavitt, Michael L.
Lee, Eliza Anne
Lee, Patricia Ann
Lemon, Gary Samuel
Lemon, James Edward
Levar, Forsey Freda
Lewis, Angeline
Lewis, Jane Kay
Lewis, Nedra Ann
Lewis, Sharon
Lerwill, Lynn Mets
Liddle, Carolyn
Liebsack, Gale P.
Lillywhite, Mitchell J,
Linford, Rosann
Lindsey, Elva A.
Lindsey, Diana Louise
Lines, Leonda
Loader, Marva Kaye
Lofthouse, Larry D.
Long, Dianne
Lorz, Forrest Albert
Losee, Judith Diane
Lothyan, Phillip Eril
Louder, Deon
Loumis, Katherine
Love, Diana Carol
Love, Linda
Loveless, Paul M.
Lowe, Lynda Susan
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Lowther, Effie Sandra
Loyd, David Grant
Luekenga. Alis Kay
Luekenga, Connie L\i
Lunceford, Leola T.
Ludell, Cary Aston
Lundell, Lynette
Lynn, Karen
Lyons, Julina
MacDonald, Jerry Lee
Macdonald, Rubv Karen
Mackie, Marlene Joyce
Madsen, Denise
Madsen, Elaine Anne
Mairs, Linda Catherine
Mallory, Jerry Donald
Malzahn, Linda Sue
Mangan, John Freddie
Manning, Marcene
Markham, Linda Lou
Marruffo, Nazario C.
Martin, Irlene Rose
Martin, Janet
Mason, Jerald Wilton
Master, Farhad
Matheny, Melodie
Matson, Gayle Lavon
Maughan, Nancy
Maxfield, Dorothy A.
Maxwell, Gayle
May, Dorothy Jean
Mazher, Hassan Mohamed
McBeth, Alice Ann
McAllister, Jeanette
McAllister, Karl David
McAllister, Mary Ann
McBrayer. William J.
McBride, Gerald L.
McClellan, Luanne
McClellan, Sharlene
McClellan, Warren E., Jr.
McCune, George Moody
McGuire, Susan
McKinnon, Charleen
McMaster, Bruce M.
McMullin, Richard Var
McNamara, Gary John
McNaughton, Jeraldine
McPherson, Oliver L.
McQuiston, Jacquelin H.
McTague, Mary Leilani
McUne, Sharol Linden
Mecham, Joyce
Melton, Floyd Franklin
Memmott, John Cordell
Merrill, Elizabeth A.
Merrill, Joan
Merrell, Max J.
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Michaelson, Patricia L.
Mikesell, Fern Carlene
Miller, Ann
Miller, Judith Marie
Miller, Judy
Miller, Karen Rae
Miller, Marilyn
Miller, Marilyn R.
Millet, Pamela
Mills, Lamar Milton
Mills, Michael Lavier
Miner, Charles Dennis
Miner, Mary
Milne, Sheron
Mitchell, Bruce James
Mitchell, Evelyn Kay
Mitchell, Heather E.
Mitchell, John Kenneth
Vlonson, Sherman Fife
Montague, Carol
Montgomery, Michael G.
Sophomores
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Moody, Alfred Leon, Jr.
Moody, Lydia Nell
Moon, Sheila Marie
Moore, Bonnie Wilson
Moore, Harleen
Morley, Pamela Anita
VIorr, Bruce Robert
Morris, Dana Carolyn
Morrison, Mary Louise
Morrison, Pamela Sue
Morse, Rena Loaine
Mortensen, Arvid L.
Mortensen, Gail N.
Mortensen, Judith Ann
Mortimer, Celia Ann
Mortimer, Christine E.
Moses, Wayne Clair
Moss, Robert H., Ill
Mott, Pennie Cecilia
Moyes, Norman Leon
Moyes, Sandra Mae
Muiller, Patricia Gail
Munn, Mollie Ann
Murdock, Carol Ann
Murdock, Karen Marie
Murdock, Ruth
Murphy, Patricia Kay
Myers, Linda Dale
Myers, Susan Faye
Najar, Marilyn L.
Naser, Joan
Nations, Jo Ann
Naylor, Joseph Calvin
Neal, Dallas H.
Neff, Sherelyn Joy
Nelson, Dennis P.
Nelson, Kim Lee
Nelson, Phyllis
Nelson, Raymond Hugo
Nerdin, Nancy
Nickle, Douglas Scott
Nicol, Alan Chase
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Nielsen, Robin Adair
Nielsen, Wade Lagrand
Nielson, Michael Grant
Nielson, Phyllis Joan
Ninman, Janice E.
Noble, Phillip Lael
North, Ranae
Norton, Allen Elroy
Noves, Geri Lynn
Nuila, Lotario
Nuttall, Marion Lynne
Nuttall, Ronald Dean
Nyberg, Donald Glen
Ogden, Reed W.
Oldroyd, Stephen Bruce
Oliver, Joe L., Jr.
Olsen, Jerilynn
Olsen, Sharon Lee
Olson, Barbara
Olson, Geraldine
O'Neal, James Paul
O'Neill, Michael Steven
Orton, Kathrvne
Orton, Lamar Neff
Osborn, Douglas W.
Ostler. Alvce Oleoma
Otterstrom, Christine
Pack, Mitzi Jo
Packer, Merrill Lyn
Packer, Sharon Lee
Paetsch, Shirlev V.
Parkin, David Stanlev
Parkinson, Marv E.
Parrish, Leilani Jean
Parrish, Sharon E.
Parsons, Dorothy Diane
Partridge, Linda Lee
Paull, Julie Ann
Peacock, George Morris
Pearson, Don Mack
Peay, Loralee
Peine, Russell Gordon
Penney, Donna Irene
Penrod, Marie Lynn
Perkins, Cecil Owens
Perrett, Elsie Louise
Perrv, Dawn Mae
Perry, Raleigh C.
Peterson, Brian Laures
Peterson, Dorothy Ann
Peterson, Jav Clare
Peterson, Jov Gay
Peterson, Karen
Peterson, Lynda Jean
Peterson, Owen Kent
Peterson, Thomas Flav
Pettit, Peggyanne
Pezishki, Parri
Phair, Suzanne Beth
Phelps. Judith Elaine
Phillips. Jerrv Clyde
Pitman, Frederick R.
Piatt, Thomas Fames
Player, Jean
Poch, Spencer Eugene
Pond, Farelvn
Porter. Anthonv Wayne
Porter, Carole Larene
Powell, Caroly M.
Poulsen, Craig Lamont
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Pratt. Gary Lee
Pratt, Lawana
Price, Margaret Ann
Price, Marianne
Priday, Kaye
Pullev, Bryant Monroe
Purdv, Michael Edward
Purser, Judy Anne
Quinn, Elizabeth H.
Rasmussen, Carl Martin
Rasmussen, Craig W.
Rasmussen, Dianne
Rasmussen, Richard S.
Randall, Martha Bird
Ray, Gloria Jean
Read, Victoria Pamela
Redd, Harold J.
Reed, Dixie Dee
Reed, Dixie Lee
Reed, Patricia
Reeder, Carol
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Reeder, Emeren Lavene
Reeve, Kathleen Louise
Reeve, Kathrvn
Reeve. Linda Ann
Reeves, Louis
Rempel, Garv Richard
Revnard, Nancy Ellen
Reynolds, David R.
Rhoton, Shirley Diane
Rice, Roger Laurn
Rice, Yvonne Jeanette
Rich, Sharon Laray
Richards, Barbara J.
Richardson, David John
Richee, Gayle Linda
Richev. Sharan Kay
Rieff , Kathryn Lynn
Riggs, Laurel Ruth
Roberts, Shawna
Robertson, Lynne
Robinson. Douglas \V.
Robinson, Lyle F.
Robison, Pamela
Rogers, Joseph Ronald
Rogers, Rose Ann
Rolfe, Linda A.
Rollins, Charles W.
Rollins, Sandra Lee
Roos. Olivia Lorraine
Rother, Tracy M.
Rowland, Rebecca
Rumball, Jerry Daniel
Russell. Stephen Hays
Rutter, Robert F.
Rvnders, Jacquelyn Kay
Sabey, Marilyn
Saleah, Jozette G.
Salim, Massood M.
Sampson, Allen Arden
Sanderson, Allen Reese
Sandiff , David Lavern
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Sarret, Karen Fay
Saunders, Carol Jean
Schaap, Marilyn
Sehade. David Orion
Schaefermeyer, Vonnie
Schank. Ruth Vilate
Schmidt, Maralyn
Schneider, Albert Rex
Scholfield, Anne
Schofield, Madge
Scott, Darlene S.
Scott, Margaret Carol
Scott, Merrill Henson
Scott, Rodney Charles
Seamons, David Taylor
Searle, Sheriene
Sedar. Roger Kai
Seeley, Ann
Seely, Dorothy Diane
Sego, Robert Milton
Sera, Barbara Gladys
Servoss, Darelyn
Shaw, Karren Ruth
Shean, Diane Rae
Sheets, Kathryn Ogden
Sheppard, David O.
Sheppard, Linda J.
Sherwood, Mary Susan
Shields, Jerrv
Shipp, Charles Edwin
Shown, Bari Roberta
Shumwav, Kathryn
Sibbert, Lyman Clyde
Simmons, Virginia Sue
Simons, Constance I.
Sinclair, Kathy Sue
Skeem, Rae Von
Skouscn, David Cleon
Slade, Beth
Sladc, Francis Sheldon
Slagle, Alma Ruth
Slagowski, William H.
Slater, Deanna Kay
Smigelski. Leopold B.
Smith, Ada Rachel
Smith, Christine J.
Smith, Elsa Marie
Smith. Ceoffrey F
Smith, Cordon Raymond
Smith, Grace Marie
Smith, Helen Marie
Smith, Janet E.
Smith, Jerry Kay
Smith, Karen Gay
Smith, Leon Jay
Smith, Penelope Louise
Smith, Randy Harris
Smith. Robert Evan
M
405
Sophomores
Smi to Wat
Bur, ptkW^TW
Smith, Sandra Kay
Smith. Shelly Kay
Sonnichsen, Betsy June
Sorensen, David K.
Sorensen, Gerald C, Jr.
Sorensen, Keith B.
Sorenson, Marcus B.
Sowby, Kathleen
Spencer, Judith Rae
Spencer, Phillip C.
Spiro, Sharon Lee
Spohr, Pamela Jean
Sprague, Chervl Lee
Stacey, Janet
Stahle, Sharon
Staples, Connie
Staples, Dan E.
Stayner, Stephen E.
Steadman, Connie
Steel, Duane Callister
Steele, Jean
Steimle, Ronald Morris
Steinmetz, Connie Jean
Stephan, Ronald Eugene
Stephenson, Nancy Rae
Stevens, Clyda
Stevens, Norma
Stewart, Sarah Ann
Stirling, Linda
Stoffers, Carla Rae
Stone, Emeryn Rita
Stott, Melvin Orren
Stott. Pamela Gay
Scovall, Joanne
Stowell, Paul Kenneth
Stratton, Jerry Clell
Stratton, Richard Alan
Stratton, Trudy
Strasser, Mary Louise
Stringham, Maureen
Strong, Nancy
Struhs, Ronald Leslie
Stubbs, Marilyn
Stuck, Susanne Lynn
Tanner, Aksel H.
Tanner, Barbara
Tanner, Robert H,
Tarvin, Donna Ann
Tavlor, Beverlv
Taylor, Mary Alice
Taylor, Nancy
Taylor, Ronnie Stanley
Taylor, Sherene Leone
Tee, Goan Lim
Teemant, Tiiu
Tennev, Faith Claire
Terry, Sharon Lee
Thalmann, Florance G.
Thatcher, Carol
Thayne, Peggy Lee
Thavne, Shirley Rae
Thomas, David Albert
Thomas, David Kent
406
Thompson, Robert W.
Thomas, Sheila Ann
Thomas, Trudy Delois
Thomas, William R,
Thompson, Kathleen
Thompson, Lota Deanne
Thompson, Parley Dean
Thueson, Marcia Beth
Thunell, Lagene
Tingstrom, Raymond L.
Timberlake, David D.
Timmons, Paula Irene
Tingev. Lowell Rees
Titensor, Robin
Tobler, Karen
Tolley, Jean Eileen
Tomlinson, Linda Lee
Tong, Man Cheuk
Toronto, Ruth
Trimnal, Mae Carol
Tripp, Maxilvn Marie
Trosev, Thomas George
Trottier, Donald H.
Tsang, Jupiter T.
Tucker, Janice Agatha
Tueller, Gloria Kay
Tullos, Napoleon J,
Turner, Brenda
Turner, Judv Ann
Tyler, Monroe Chenev
LTdy. James Marvin
L'dy, Richard Lance
Uzelac, Robert Michael
Van Aalst, Aukje C.
Van Wagenen. Julie B.
Vance, Margie June
Vawdrey, Jon N.
Vernon, Juliet
Venis, Patricia Kay
\'illella, Nancy Carol
Vogel, Michael Little
Von Kampen, Anna
Wade, Cail Charlotte
Wadley, Marielen
Wadsworth, Brent Earl
Waldvogel, Howard John
Walk, Laraine Kav
Walkenhorst, Judith
Walker. Eleanor Fave
Walker, Gordon Davies
Wall, Flovd Allen
Wallis. William David
Walter. Judith Ann
Walters, Max Glenn
Wanlass, Stanley Glen
Ward Dawna Marie
Watson, Donald Graig
Waugh. Man, Ann
Weaver, Bettv Jane
Webb, Leslve Luella
Weber. Patricia Ann
Weech, Shirlev Ann
Weems. Susan Ruth
Ward. Marilyn
Wardleigh, Gay r,Miii
Warner. Bettv Marie
Warner. Jacqueline Kav
Warner, Leah Mae
Warner. Virginia Ann
Watts. Daniel Lafov
407
Weidenheimer, RoseS,
Welch, Brandu Joyce
Welling, Vaughn Taylor
Wells, Judith M.
Wells, Kathleen
Wertz, Mervyn Eddy
West, Ronald Melvin
West, Suzanne
West, Viola
Weston, Sandra
Westover, Carole
Wheeler, Dehvyn R., Jr.
Wheelwright, Larry F.
Whitaker, Velma Jean
Whitaker, W;endy Ann
White, Carolyn
White, Nancy Evon
White, Richard Ray
White, Roberta Rae
Whites, Judith Lynn
Whitney, Madelon Kay
Whittaker, Charlotte K.
Whittaker, Margaret A.
Wiiyte, Kathryn
Wickens, Jon Craig
Wilcox, Nancy Kay
Willden, Arvid Jim
W'illiams, April Gay
Williams, Bonnie Lou
Williams, Earl Corless
Wiliams, Elizabeth A.
Wililams, Roger Kent
Willmore, Kenneth Paul
Wintch, Charelene
Wimmer, Edna Faye
Wilson, Blaine Ricks
Wilson, Karen Ann
Wilson, Mary Ann
Wollschleger, Nancy L.
Wood, Frances Diane
Wood, Linda Lee
Woodard, Wanda M.
Woodbury, Mayone
Woodcock, Patricia S.
Wodhead, Susan Merle
Woodland, Lee Melvin
Woods, Vickie Carroll
Woodworth, Mark Peay
Woolley, Dorothy Dawn
Wooley, Linda Lee
Woolley, Ronald Lee
Woolley, Susan Irene
Worthen, Marian M.
Worton, Keith Barnett
Wozniak, Anita Louise
Wright, Elizabeth Anne
Wright, Kathryn Olivia
Wright, Margery
Yancey, Renee
Yeates, Daryl Rodney
Younce, Douglas C.
Young, Deann
Young, Ila Noreen
Young, John Mortimer
Young, Thomas Elgin
Zarkis, John George
Zaugg, Nola
Zaugg, Rosemary Jean
Zelepugas, Sally Jean
Zimmerman, Hazel J.
408
Joan Wagstaff, Spokane, Wash., was Junior class secretary.
Tony Christensen, Payson, served as president for 1962-3.
Juniors chose new president in special election
Tony Christensen was elected president
of the Junior Class in the fall after the
previously elected president decided not
to return to the Y, but go to the Univer-
sity of Utah. The major event sponsored
by the Junior Class was their annual
Junior Prom. The prom was held April
19 and 20 and was unique in that it
would be the last held in the east gym-
nasium of the fieldhouse. June Christy
appeared in concert the first evening.
Jerry Grey and his band played for the
dance on both evenings.
The special collections of the university were
kept in a specific area on the fourth level of
the Clark Library.
409
Challenges faced students in all phases of life. Music was
often an outlet.
Alder, Merna Yola
Alexander, Barbara
Allen, Donald Bruce
Adams, Vicki Lorraine
Adamson, Janet Anne
Adkins, Wilma Harriet
Abrams, Howard E.
Adams, Dixie Ann
Adams, Linda Margaret
Allen, Gary Lee
Allen, Katherine Marie
Allen, Larry Carl
Allen, Richard M., Jr.
Alley, Margaret Denise
Allie, Alan Louis
Allred, Dorothy
Allred, Melva Lee
Anderson, Eunice Diane
Anderson, Jacqueline
Anderson, Jane Ellen
Anderson, Neal Dean
Anderson, Marva
Anderson, Steven Leigh
Applegate, Dennise
Armstrong, MicheleD.
Arnell, Karen Melba
Arnold, Geraldine
Astwood, Lynne
Atkinson, Annette
Atkinson, David Earl
Au Ying, Chung James
Ayres, Carolyn V.
Azimzadeh, Hassan
Bagley, Lynette
Bagwell, Barbara Gay
Baird, Lavonne Bonnie
Baker, Kathleen L.
Baker, Legrand Liston
Baker, Reeves Wilmer
Baldwin, Dorothy Jean
Ballard, Orlando'D., Jr.
Bals, Christina G.
Nickles, Sandra Chleo
Banner, Dean Calvin
Barber, David H.
Barlow, Gary Duane
Barnett, Dale Gilmer
Barney, Jacquelyn Y.
Barson, Clyde John
Barrett, Lauriann
Bartlett, Barbara Jean
Barton, Joan
Bastian, Reese John
Bateman, John Morgan
Bateman, Karen Virgie
Bateman, Naoma H.
Bateman, Ronald Jay
Bates, Margo Fetzer
410
Beard, Susan Arleen
Beecroft, Vivien
Beede, Charles Quinton
Behzadi, Bahman
Bennett, Richard Frank
Berglund, Gary Lenord
Birrell, Sharon E.
Bitter, Ronald Adams
Bjorkman, Ida Arline
Black, John Clinton
Blacker, Eileen
Blair, Neal Brian
Blake, Leon Holt
Blaser, Fred Valoy
Bliss, Bonnie Kay
Bond, Gerald Wayne
Bonner, John Lessey
Booth, Richard Lynn
Bosil, Rosemary
Botaitis, Apostolos
Boulter, Don Foutz
Boulton, Russell Lynn
Bourke, Robert Leroy
Bowler, Tommy George
Bradford, Janice
Bradford, William W.
Bremer, Karen Blaine
Bridges, Judy Louise
Briggs, Virginia Mae
Bringhurst, Marie
Brinton, Sharon Irene
Briscoe, Nancy Ann
Broadbent, William F.
Brown, Keith Holbrook
Brown, Linda Marie
Brown, Orpha Ann
Brunson, Ann
Branson, Janet Hope
Bryant, Earley Juanita
Buckmiller, Joan
Bullock, Barbara Gene
Bullock, Kenneth G.
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Burbank, Jared Dean
Bumingham, Stephen G.
Burns, Mitchel Anthony
Burns, Sharon Lee
Busken, Daniel Page
Butschek, Helen E.
Bylund, Cyrus R.
Cable, Lewis Jay
Call, Deann Kay
Robert, Leon Call
Cameron, Judith Mae
Campbell, Gordon W.
Campbell, Judith Ann
McPherson, Loma C.
Capik, Emil Joseph
Caraway, Ann Louise
Cardwell, Carolyn
Carmen, Geraldine
Carr, Sarah Jane
Carter, Cathie Anne
Carter, Robert William
411
Carter, Warren Leonard
Casey, Gerald Edward
Castle, Catherine
Casteleiro, George R.
Chambers, John L.
Chandler, Larry S.
Chapman, Gregory W.
Cheney, Patricia Sue
Cheung, Stephen P. H.
Child, Erlene
Childers, Margaret A.
Chipman, Kenyon Lynn
Christensen, Ann Etta
Christensen, Anthony J.
Christensen, Berit E.
Christensen, Iva Lou
Christensen, Norma Jea
Christensen, Mark E.
Christensen, Roma Lynn
Christensen, Twila K.
Christiansen, Lynn A.
Claridge, David F.
Clark, Dorthy Marie
Clark, Jill
Clark, Lucille
Clark, Nellie Jane
Clark, Richard Owen
Clark, Ronald Lee
Clayson, Carol Lee
Clinger, Larry Dee
Cochran, Marlyn Ruth
Compton, Irene
Conger, Elizabeth
Connelly, John Richard
Constantine, Connie J.
Cook, Virgil Franklin
Copa, Clara Amelia
Comelison, Spencer D.
Cony, Lawrence Lee
Cousins, Margaret E.
Cowley, Wayne Dixon
Crandall, Carolyn A.
Creer, Carolyn
Creer, Roger Paul
Cresap, Charles Ray
Crook, John Lasell
Cross, Sharann Louise
Crow, Linda Arlene
Cuningham, Norma Kaye
Curtis, Edward Ralph
Curtis, James Byron
Curtis, Jean
Cutler, Kenneth M.
Cutler, Shirley Marie
Daniels, Mary Janice
Danielson, Ardis E.
Daines, Anna Vee
Davidson, Mary Jane
Davies, Martha Dee
Davis, Dee Lamar
Davis, Elmer Harold, Jr.
Davies, Grant William
Davis, Joyce M.
Davis, Linda Christine
Davis, Norman Boyd
Dayton, Lynn Taylor
Decker, Linda
Degraffenried, Irma J.
Delaney, Kay Ellen
Denney, David E.
412
Despain, Carolyn Fern
Despain, William J.
Detemple, David James
De Young, Lucile
Dewey, Diana Louise
Dick, Shirley
Dillistone, Patricia M.
Dixon, Roger Adams
Doerfler, Nancy J.
Donaldson, Kerry G.
Dotson, Jowynn E.
Draper, Arthur Zemira
Driggs, Golden K., II
Drinkard, Dianne
Dudley, Linda Gene
Dunn, Stanley W.
Durfee, Linda
Durfee, Marilyn
Dyal, Karen Rae
Dye, Ha J.
Earl, Karen Jeanne
Eckersell, William B.
Eddington, Peggy Ann
Edgel, Ingrid Jeanne
Edwards, Karen
Elkington, Joyce E.
Elliott, Nancy Joyce
Erickson, Bobby L.
Esplin, Gerald
Evans, Patricia Alice
Eyre, Preston Lamar
Eyring, Sandra Sue
Fagg, Sherrie Louise
Fairbourn, Lee Ray
Fairfield, Charles, Jr.
Famsworth, Jack H.
Fawson, Margaret May
Field, Susan Marlene
Fife, Marcia
Finch, Art Eaton, Jr.
Finley, Cecelia Jo
Fisher, Jan Gordon
Fisher, Jo Ley
Flake, Lester Dennis
Flitcroft, Andrea F.
Folkersen, Shirley Ann
Folsom, Philip Kent
Fong, Cheun
Foote, Charles Allen
Foote, Derrell Ray
Forbis, Nancy
Ford, Delano F.
Foutz, Dean Roy
Fowers, Verlavne
Fowler, Geneva Evelyn
Frank, Celia
Frame, Patricia Deon
Fromm, Kathy Laree
Fuhriman, Robert Lee
Fuller, Leon Hunt
Fullmer, Beverly Kaye
Fumival, Donald R.
Gamble, Gayle Diane
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Car to Gam
413
Gardner, Roxanne
Garff, Suzanne
Gatten, Oren Jay
Gatten. Richard Wm.
Gerard, Susan Belle
Gibbons, George Edward
Gilbert, Ann
Gilchrist, Norman D.
Giles, Linda Lee
Wi
Giles, Verl Lynn
Giles, Willis Boyd
Giltner, Barbara E.
Ginn, Mary Margaret
Glad, Sue Ellen
Glenn, Julie
Goddard, David Corwin
Godnick, Darlene Ellen
Godwin, Douglas Craig
Gold, Milton Dale
Goodman, William Hardy
Gover, Bonnie Jean
Gowans, Kenneth Bird
Graham, Nancy Jane
Grant, John Robert
Gray, Patricia Jean
Griffith, Hal
Griffeth, Floyd Tracy
Grix, Ruth Eileen
Grover, Marva Kay
Guild, Marcia Coleman
Hadley, Norma June
Hafen, Patrcia Kay
Hagberg, Robin Carl
Hales, Susan
Hall, Gayle Ann
Hall, Parlev Briggs
Hal, Wendell J.
Halvorsen, Margaret E.
Hamblin, Theo Dewayne
Hammer, Susan Kay
Hammond, William B.
Hanberg, Dale Stanley
Hancock, Carlene Jewel
Hancock, Geraldine
Hansen, Carolyn
Hansen, Craig Ole
Hansen, Douglas David
Hansen, James Wayne
Hansen, John L.
Hansen, Judith Kay
Hansen, Merlin Arvel
Hansen, Trudy
Hanson, Billie Louise
Hanson, Duane Joseph
Hanson, George W., Jr.
Hardin, Paula Lee
Hardy, John White
Harris, Dale B.
414
Harris, Linda Mae
Isbell, Mary Lee
Hasek, John Morton
Hasler, Marjorie Anne
Hatch, Marcia Marie
Hatch, Wendell Calvin
Hatton, Sadie Marie
Havens, Carl M.
Hawkes, Gaylia
Hawkins, Gerald Pen-en
Haymore, Valerie E.
Havmond, Karen
Hazel, Carolvn Louise
Heaps, Melvin George
Heaton, Ivan McKay
Heinze, Richard Glen
Helquist, Bovd Jay
Hendricks, Donna Lee
Hendrickson, Merle
Hendrix, Claire
Hendrix, John Carl
Henrie, Torla
Henry, Kenneth Duane
Hepworth, Ladawn
Hernandez, Irma
Hess, Suzanne Muir
Heywood, Bonnie Verna
Hewett. Hiliary A.
Hiatt, Pamela Rae
Higbee, Joan
Higley, Harvey Bruce
Hill, Doris Marie
Hill, Larrv Dean
Hill, Larry Duane
Hinckley, Caroll Mable
Hind, Carol
Hinson, Susanne
Hjorth, Suzanne
Holcomb, Merilee
Chapin, Merrilyn J.
Holland, Glenna Marie
Holmes, Helen Patricia
Hoover, Richard Roy
Hoover, Wesley Bliss
Hoppins, Raymond N.
Ho, Shao Chung Johnny
Houssian, Pamela N.
How land, Doreen Lei
Hewlett, Robert
Hoyal. James Christian
Hubbard, Chervl
Huff, Duane James
Huff, Judith Ann
Hullinger. Dan Jav
Hunsaker. Bettv
Hunsaker, Isaac F.
Hunt, Barbara Eleanor
Hunt. James Olaus
Hunter, Edward
Huntsman. Alice Annert
Hutchings, Marianne
Hvde, William Palmer
Irvin. Betty Lois
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Gar to Irv
^hMntim
415
WttLS.
nil
Ison, Jocile
Kins, Keith Nelson
Jackson, Ann
Jackson, Ann Sulvia
Jackson, Bonnie Joan
Jacobs, Richard West
Janetski, Jil]
Jarvis, Donald Karl
Jarvis, Jesse Selvoy
Jenkins, Sheranne Lee
Jense, Virginia
Jensen, Reta Loreen
Jenson, Grover E.
Johnson, Carol Jean
Johnson, Dean Kendall
Johnson. Eleanor
Johnson, Elizabeth D.
Johnson, Florence L.
Johnson, Frances E.
Johnson, John Lewis
Johnson. Kathie Lee
Johnson, Reynold Kent
Johnson, Richard Earl
Johnson. Richard X.
Johnson, Rulon H.
Johnson, Sylvia Ann
Johnston, Jackie Lee
Jolley, Joan
Jolley, Joyce
Jones, Donna Rae
Jones, Emma Lon
Jones, Patricia Lvnn
Jones, Larein
Jordan, Richard H.
Jorgensen, Van L.
Jorgenson. Mary Alice
Judd. Tharon Von
Karren, Clead B.
Kartchner. Gael Marie
Keck, Elmo Clinton
Keele, Thomas Nielson
Keeler, Janet Louise
Keller, Vlvma Lee
Kennelly, Joseph P.
Key-worth, Sarah Jo
Kimball, Patricia
King, Carl Larry
King, Xorene Renee
Kirkman. Constance
Knowlton, Patricia
Korirz, Alvin Charles
Kotter. Arthur F.
Lambert. Carol Rae
Larsen, Dennis Howard
Larsen, Elaine
Larsen. J. Brent
Larsen. Jay Richard
Larsen, Marilyn
Larson, Launa Gae
Lawrence, Julia Lee
Lavton, Lynette Call
Leavitt, Laura Anne
Lebaron. Garn Que
Lee. Muriel Kauimaeole
Lemmon, Aydon Paul
Lcnz. Karleen Fern
Leslie. Wendell Dennis
Lester. Donna Carol
Lewis. Joseph Wavne
Lewis. Marcellas W.
416
Lewis, Merrill Rex
Liljenquist, Robert C.
Liljenquist, Vicky L.
Lindsey, Janet Gale
Little, Larry George
Littlefield, Terrie
Llovd, Carol Diane
Lofthouse, Merrill S.
Low, F. Diane
Lowry, Leon Kent
Loyd, William Elray
Luekenga, Vicki Lee
Luque, Julia Louise
Lund, Marion Richards
Lunt, Harlan Max
Lyman, Olive Joan
Lynn, Harvey Karl
Lyon, Nancy Elizabeth
Mabey, Margaret
MacBeth, Linda E.
Madsen, Kenneth M.
Magleby, Cherie L.
Magnuson, Gary A.
Mahnken, Michael David
Malloy, Denise Louise
Malmgren, Faye Ladawn
Malouf, Julie Madge
Malstrom, Karren Lea
March, Jane
Marchant, Ramona
Maroney, Dennis Arlin
Martineau, Richard Lee
Marx, David Wayne
Mason, Barton Monte
Mason, Linda Rae
Mason, Marlynn
Matheson, William J.
Matkin, Miriam
Mauss, Sheila Ann
McAllister, Kenneth F.
McAllister, Stephen N.
McArthur, Alma Don
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uniors
Iso to Mil
McClure, June Rose
McEvers, Monna K.
McGrath, Marilyn J.
McGuire, Marnice
McLean, Florence M.
McLeod, Ann Margaret
McNeill, Beth
McNiel, Marilyn Rose
McRae, Jean Frances
Mecham, Gary Davis
Mellor, Jo Ann
Mentry, Monte Edward
Merhiy, Elizabeth A.
Merkle, Dieter
Messenger, Jane Ruth
Meyers, Mariana
Meyers. Sylvia Lei
Miles, Robert Edmond
Miller, Carilyn
Miller, Norman Charles
Milton, Georgia Anne
417
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Minard, Darlene Faye
Miner, Kathleen
Mitton, Eileen Thorpe
Mohler, Carol Ann
Mohler, Charles Dale
Molloy, Gerald Edward
Monson, Laurence C, III
Montague, Michael D.
Montgomery. Victoria
Moon, Bradford
Moon, Karen
Moore, James Vernon
Moore, Virginia Ann
Morley, Harold Gary
Morrison, Shirlee Anne
Mortensen, Judith Kaye
Mouslev, Doris Andrus
Muir, Joseph Russell
Mulliner, Marv Jo
Murdock, Frank James
Muxdock, Michael D.
Murdock, Olive Sue
Murray, Norma Yvonne
Myers, Marilyn Joan
Myers, Richard Leland
Nackos, Louis James
Nally, Lonnie B.
Nedelcov, Edward Allen
Neilson, Nancy Lou
Nelson, Garth C.
Nelson, Janeal
Nelson, Richard Karl
Nerdin, Joanne
Newbold, Sherma
Newman, Ann Larae
Newton, Athlyn Gay
Nichols, Ann
Nicholson, William Lee
Nielsen, Arlene
Nielsen, Rosalin M.
Nielson, Ellen
Nielson Linda Lou
Noble, Judith Ruth
Norris, Robin Mitchell
Norton, Dorothv Jean
Novak, Sheran
Nunes, Robert Laurence
Nyland, Gloria Ann
Nyman, Nancy
Ohara, Karen Eva
Olsen, Kenneth David
Olsen, Wendell Reed
Ord, Russell Jon
Orr, Barbara Jane
Orr, Connie Sue
Orton, Ronno D.
Ostler, Rosemary Dawn
Ovler, Dennis John
418
faaso, Susan Edith
Pace, Kaan'n
Packard, Bernard E.
Painter, Harold F.
Palmer, Ethel Ann
Palmer, James Lvnn
Palmer, Philip L,
Pancoast, Kathryn E.
Parkinson, David P.
Paulk, Stella Jeffery
Paxton, Jean Louise
Payne, George Warren
Payne, Vesta Louise
Pearson, Ceraldine
Perona, Kathleen I.
Perry, Edmund Archie
Peterson, Carol Jean
Peterson, Clarence D.
Peterson, Dale C.
Peterson, Ronald B.
Pexton, James Harlow
Phillips, David Lerov
Phippen, Patricia
Pierce, Ada Mae
Pistev. Peter David
Pitcher, Annette C.
Piatt, Delray B.
Pollard, Vergilia
Porter, Joyce
Porter, Larry Elwin
Porter, Ruth Alice
Poulsen, James E.
Poulton, Lena Pearl
Powell, Bonnie Ilene
Powell, Ronnie Jeanne
Powell, Theo Jay
Price, Lyle Le Grand
Prina, Jeanette
Pulley. Andrea D.
Pursley, Judith Mae
Quinton, Karen Lee
Rahimsalehi, Mohsen
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Min to Ric
Ramey, Shari Jayne
Rammell, Sharon Fay
Randall, Anita
Rappleye, Kathleen
Rasmussen, Darns T.
Rasmussen, Judith Ann
Ratliff. Yvonne L
Rawson, Carole Lucile
Redden, Frankie Gail
Redd, Sterling H.
Reeve, Jo Ann
Reeves, Marilyn
Reichert, Elizabeth
Reid. Carolyn R.
Reid, Geraldine
Reid, Stanford John
Reimer, Sandra Sue
Reynolds, C. Russell
Richardson, James R.
Richardson, Sonia L.
Richins, Grant Norman
419
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Richmond, Henere VI.
Ricks, Beth Ellen
Ries, Myrna Joann
Ripley, Claren Gay
Robertson, Lanila
Robins, Gerri Kay
Robinson, Gene Roland
Robinson, Joan \V.
Robinson, Kae
Robinson, Sharon Ann
Rollback, Linda Louise
Romeril, Ruth
Rogers, Carol Jean
Roger, Helen Jo
Rose, Tommy Gordon
Routh, Patricia L.
Rowley, Lola Anne
Runvan, Donald Wayne
Rush, Dora Theresa
Rust, David Walker
Rutledge, James R.
Rutter. Harold C., Jr.
Ryadlch. Kent Miles
Rylie, Roberta Jean
Salti, Amer Omar
Sanders, William F., Jr.
Sarraf, Hadi Rezai
Saunders, Carma Gwen
Saunders, Larry E.
Scalmanini, James R.
Schultz, Susan Gaye
Schriever, Mary Ann
Scott, David Elmo
Scott, Kristin Ann
Scott, Louise
Seamons, Terry Robert
Seneca, Carolyn
Sessions, Allen Lavern
Sheffield. William F.
Shelton, Burton R.
Sherman, Mary Jean
Shumwav, Myrtle
Simonian, Siragan S.
Simpson, Shirlee Ann
Sintic, Joseph Stephen
Skidmore, Diane
Sleater, Vicki Rae
Slaughter, Nicholas R.
Sly, Valerie Gay
Smart, David Wayne
Smith, Harold Hatch, Jr.
Smith. Howard Pete
Smith, Lawrence F.
Smith, Monte Gene
Smith, Richard Leon
Smart, James Lee
Smith, Janet
Smith, Susan
Sinithson, Jennett
Snapp, Carolyn
Snarr, Janet
Snow, Howard Joseph
Soderborg, Sarah
Sorensen, Gerald C, Jr.
Snow, Lee Eldon
Sorensen, Peggy Ann
Sowers, Terrv Ann
Sparks, Donna Tanner
Spencer, Barbara Lynne
Spencer. Carmen
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Spencer, Terry Ray
Spilker, Don Henry
Willbanks, Patricia L.
Srackangast, Karen R.
Steed, Alice Ann
Steele, Gwen
Steffen, Sharon Kav
Stephens, Karol
Stevens, Alden Jay
Stevens, Bertha Birdie
Stevens, Robert Lane
Stewart, Carma
Stewart, Marion Lenore
Stimmel, Janis Fav
Stoddard, Linda Lee
Stolworthy. Inez J.
Stone. Lvnn Hardy
Stratford, Jane Wright
Strong, Roy David
Stucki, Deanna
Stuart, Patricia K.
Sudweeks, Jessie H.
Suico, Richard Allen
Summerhays. Julia C.
Sundwall, Marjorie D.
Swan, Suzanne
Swartzwelder, Marlis L.
Swendsen, Douglas H.
Swenson, Terrv Allen
Tabor, Roberta L. I.
Tanner, Noel Spencer
Tanner. Roberta
Tate. Thomas Errol
Taylor, Janice Rene
Teel, Luauna Lee
Teeples, Janet Stanton
Terrv, Sandra Ann
Thomas, Kay
Thomas, Neal Merril
Thomas, Paul Roger
Thompson, Carolyn M.
Thompson. Charles D.
Thompson, Stephen J.
Thorley, James S.
Thorstad. Holly Rae
Thurman, Ronald Varion
Tippetts, Norma Jill
Tippets, Thelma
Tobler. Norma
Toilison, Robert I.
Tolman, Karen
Tomlinson. Ann
Toponce. Ivan Claire
Toronto, Joseph C.
Trappett, Bud Leon
Trappett. Keith W.
Trauntvein. Leonard H.
Trent, Ruell Stanley
Tropper, Evangeline L.
Turner, Bernard Lerov
Trusty, Linda Sharon
Turner, Judith D.
Turner, Martha Marv
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Ric to Tur
421
Turner, Roberta F.
Tysdal. Elizabeth Ann
I'rsenback, Patricia
\'ance, Betty Jo
Van Dam, Geraldine S.
Van Muorleham, Ida J.
Von Almen, Karl Willis
\'on Berg, Thomas E.
Wade, Reed Ashby
Wagstaff, Jane
Wagstaff, Joan
Wakefield, Bonnie Mae
Walker, Gerald H.
Wallace, Linda Jean
Wallin, David Lee
Wallis, J. Duncan
Walser, Leland Arthur
Walsh, Robert, III
Walter, Roger Kenneth
Ward, Gale Leroy
Wardell, Caroline Ella
Wardle, Ilene
Warner, Dennis
Warnick, Judy Lynne
Warnick, Reed Taylor
Warthen, Jac La Juana
Washburn, Revis L.
Watt, Gerald Andrew
Wayment, Stephanie
Weddle, Marcia Lynne
Weimer. Janet Sue
West, Lyle Ray
West, Patricia Louise
Westover, Carol
Westwood, John Drake
Whitby, Julia Mae
White,' Alice Ellen
White, Judith Ann
White, Marie Eleen
White, Reldon Clark
White, Weston Jay
Whitehouse. Connie L.
Whittle, William M.
Wickman, Ronald Brent
Widdison, Jeannie L.
Wight, Richard H.
Wightman, Linda
Wilberg, Carl Creed
Wilcox, Ralph Lynn
Williams, Alan M.
Williams, Cynthia
Williams, Jove
Williams, Mayo K.
Wiliamson, Dorsev L.
Willis. Margaret Carol
Wilson. Lorraine Kav
Wilson, Marilvnne Dee
Winkel, Bob Van
Winkelman, Arthur Jay
Woodward, Robert S.
Wong. Kin Pong
Wood. Walter Rex
Worthen, Patricia N.
Wotherspoon, Jennylea
Wright, Barbara Jo
Youmans, Marjorie E.
Young, Harden Douglas
Young, Loyd Grey
Young, Richard Kent
Young, Richard Lee
422
Senior Secretary Connie Gerrard was from Wyoming.
Bob Church, president, claimed Mesa, Arizona as home.
Senior Class sought to raise funds for Y
The Senior Class of 1963 selected as
their major project the raising of over
two million dollars for the university.
They promoted a program whereby
each class member could buy a life in-
surance policy with all dividends as-
signed to BYU. Under the leadership of
Bob Church, this program was present-
ed to the class. The seniors also entered
a float in homecoming and suffered
when they had to cancel their luau. The
most anxious moments of most seniors
were when the graduation list was re-
leased. Special problems persisted when
several students were threatened with
no graduation because they were one-
half credit hour short.
The stacks in the library formed a vertical
wall of design in contrast with the lights.
Seniors
A to Bee
Abercrombie, Gary L.
Adams, Raymond C.
Adams, Roger James
Adams, Sara Jane
Adams, Shirley Ann
Ahmadi, Parviz
Aiken, Lucille Marie
Aki, John Malulani, Jr.
Alexander, Robert A., Jr.
Alldredge, Lillian Fae
Alleman, Mary Jo
Allen, Erna Loreen
Allen, M. Janeane
Allen, Marvin Lynn
Allen, Robert Francis
Alley, Ronnie De S.
Allphin, Jessie Adelia
Ames, Stephen L.
Ames, Terry Wendell
Amirsoleimani, Arjang
Amnions, Frances Louise
Amundsen, Sue Ellen
Anderson, Helvie D.
Andersen, Naomi Diane
Andersen, Thomas M.
Anderson, Anne
Anderson, Carma J.
Anderson, Daniel W.
Anderson, Eddy Ellis
Anderson, Jerome Gregg
Anderson, Joan Ellen
Anderson, Lawrence O.
Anderson, Norlene
Anderson, Sandra Joyce
Anderson, Sherman P.
Andra, Ross Leslie
424
Andrews, Nicholas W.
Andrns, Antone Marlun
Angel, Ardis Lynn
Appleton, Ethel Yvonne
Aragon, Helaman
Armstrong, Gerald VI.
Armstrong, Jay David
Asay, Donald Huntsman
Ash, Fredric Judd
Ashcroft, Sharon A.
Atkin, Bruce Cox
Austin, Meredith
Atack, Rodney Merrill
Atkinson, Merle L.
Axman. Klaus
Babcock, Ore! Branch
Bailey, Duwayne Cole
Baird, John Edwin, II
Baird, Sandra Johnson
Ball, Elenora Doerr
Ball, Hansford D,
Ball, Norman Jav
Balmforth, Ann
Baker, Coralee Nims
Baker, Frank Alvin, Jr.
Bang, Sandra Rose
Banks, Douglas Wayne
Banta, Stanley Rov
Barbezat, Eugene L.
Barfield, James Evans
Barlow, Bowman Orlando
Barnes, Glenda Rose
Barnes, Marlin Alma
Barney, Frances Dee
Bartholomew, Heber
Barton, David
Barton, John K.
Barton, Warren A.
Baum, Lynden Phillip
Bashaw, Richard Hollis
Baumgardner, Jay G.
Beagles, Joseph Keith
Beagley, John Larav
Beal, John Edgar
Beck, Bruce, Jr.
Beck, Nellie Marcene
Beck, Patricia Rae
Beckstead, Carol Rav
Seniors
Bee to Can
Beckstead, Cloyde B.
Beckstrand, Delyle
Bee, Russell Lamonte
Behnke, Joseph Ray
Bell, Barbara Jean
Bell, Freda Lou
Bell, Norman D.
Baird, Adele
Billie, Donnes Yvonne
Bils, Joyce Thelda
Biornstad, Linda Rae
Bird, Ann Aleen
Bird, Thomas D., Jr.
Bird, Phillip Freeman
Bischoff. Annette L.
Bishop, Judith Anne
Bissell, Harold P.
Bjorkman, Lynn Robert
Blackburn, Merle E.
Black, Bruce Allen
Black, Rene
Blackett, Stanley Elmo
Blad, Blaine L. '
Blattner, Robert Louis
Blaylock, Gail Yvonne
Blumberg, Richard Dale
Bodily, Merlyn Ross
Bolster, Carol Elaine
Booth, E, Forrest
Borden, David Cecil, Jr.
Bosen, Barbara Lee
Boulton, Lloyd D., Jr.
Bowen, Barton Louis
Bowen, Beverly
Bowen, Patrick Gale
Bower, Susan Vernona
426
Bown, Robert Newell
Mott, Margaret Seely
Boyce, Jacqueline
Boyer, Marlin Edward
Bradford, Marjorie S.
Bradford, Dallas H.
Boyett, Jimmie R.
Bradley, Clifford R.
Brantzeg, Annette R.
Bretzing, Gordon Keith
Briggs, Beverly
Bringhurst, Beverly
Bringhurst, Rae Ann
Bringhurst, Robert J.
Brinkerhoff, Charles M.
Broadbent, Lynda
Brockhoff, Claire R.
Brooks, Alice Louise
Brooks, R. Tanfield
Brown, Ladell Guv
Brown, Marilyn June
Brown, Marion Denise
Brown, Richard Carvel
Bryner, Carolyn
Buckley, Howard D.
Budge, Glen Leroy
Bullock. Karen Ann
Bundy, Claudia Gail
Bunker, Ann
Burgess, Betty
Burgess, Kathie
Burningham, Kav
Burr, Gaylon M.
Dean, Virginia Jane
Bunjes, Marilyn E.
Burkholz. Karl t., Jr.
Burningham. Alice Kay
Bums, Errol G.
Butkus. Barbara Ann
Bvers, Dennis Wendell
Byrnes. Thomas Edgar
Calder, Janet
Call, Donald Romney
Cameron. Colleen
Callis, Garry Lee
Campbell. Tra\is K.
Cameron. Daniel R.
Cannon. Christie
Canann. Van
427
Seniors
Can to Dud
Cannon, Joel R.
Cannon, Thomas Quentin
Cardell, Williams Wayne
Carlen, Gary Evans
Carlsen, Dale Lamar
Carlson, Carl John
Carlston, Judith L.
Carlston, Kathleen J.
Carlston, Lon Michael
Carter, Bruce K.
Carter, Reva Lou
Casper, Geraldine Ann
Cassell, Karen Lee
Chang, Winifred K. A.
Checketts, Carol Jean
Chelius, Brian Dennis
Ching, Clarence Fook T,
Chowen, Ronald Lee
Christiansen, Suzanne
Christenot, Harley G,
Christensen, David K.
Christensen, Kathryn
Christensen, William P.
Chudd, Frances Annette
Church, Marilyn Young
Church, Robert Howard
Smith, Joann Marie
Clark, Robert Leslie
Clark, Teresa Diane
Claud, Joyce Ann
Cleavinger, Nadene F.
Cluff, Chester Reed
Coetzee, Annie M.
Cook, Dorothy Renee
Corbett, David Dewayne
Cook, Nadine Blanch B.
428
Cook, Nigel
Coombs, David Marvin
Corless, Carrie
Cox, Vivian Jean
Cox, Wesley Eugene
Cottrell, Charee A.
Crandall, Vern Jay
Cram, David Samuel
Crandall, Junell
Crane, Kathleen
Crawford, Edward R.
Craythorn, Gary E.
Cressman, Terry H.
Criddle, Suzanne
Crouch, Charlene M.
Crowley, Jared Orson
Crowther, Maynard Ames
Croxton, Carolyn
Cunningham, Judith Ann
Curtin, Howard Roy
Curtis, Marilyn Lee
Dahl, Elizabeth Luise
Dahl, Marian
Dalton, Jan Whitney
Darling, Richard West
Davenport, Kent J.
Davis, Donald David
Davis, Jerome Lee
Day, William G.
Daynes, Maralyn J.
Dean, Donna Kaye
Dean, Linda Gay
Decker, Catharine R,
Degener, Suzanne A.
Degooyer, Claudius R.
Delaney, Sharon Elva
Delgado, Norma
Demill, Gerald Wayne
De Priest, Roxye
Derouen, Lynda Ann
Diettrich, Charles C.
Dille, Leland John
Downey, Karen Alice
Draben, Robert Walter
Draper, Ted C.
Dredge, Shelba Marilee
Duckworth, Linda A.
Dudley. Myrna Jo
429
Seniors
Dup to Goe
Dupaix, Roger Owen
Duncan, Farrel Jean
Duncan. Theodore James
Dunford, John Parley
Dunklev. James Leonard
Dunn. Flovd Lerov
Dunning, Thomas M
Durrant. Harold Leon
Durrant. Klara Jean
Eardlev. Linda E.
Eburne. Xornian Charles
Eckersley. Joann
Edmvinds. Clifford C.
Edmunds. Janet
Edmonds. Margie Ann
Edmunds, Paul K.
Edwards, Eugene D., Jr.
Edwards. Don Lerov
Elder, Karen Rae
Ellini, Mohammed Ali
Eh in, Berthene Joy
Emmett. Susan Gail
Engstrom. Donald E.
Enniss. Enid Mae
Enstrom. Delia R.
Erickson. David Kent
Erickson. David Warren
Erickson. Flora Norean
Evans, Clair H.
Evans. David Llovd
Evans. Hugh Lusty
Evans. Karen
Everett, Andrea
Everton. Thomas
Faddis. Delmar B.
Farmer. Lois Johns
430
Farnsworth, Anne
Farnsworth, Helen
Farr, Rick C.
Featherstone, Mary Ann
Ferguson, Ronald D.
Ferrel, Kent Bruce
Fischer, Judith M.
Fish, Myrna Lee
Fisher, Carla Dawn
Flake, David Kay
Fleming, Mary Lafaun
Fletcher, Wayne Calvin
Clapier, Lauralee
Ford, Patricia Rae
Fornelli, Juan Carlos
Forsnes, Victor George
Fortuna, Karen Kae S.
Foster, Paula Olivia
Foulk, Donald Melvin
Fowers, Dwight Wilford
Frampton, Eldon H.
Freeman, Lloyd Mason
Fresh, Patsy Marilyn
Fritzen, Achim
Fugal, Sara Christine
Fullmer, Nedra S.
Fullmer, Terry L.
Furman, Mary Jean
Gale, Terry William
Gallagher, Jean Reeves
Garden, Carol
Gardner, Henry Jerry
Gardner, Maureen
Gardner, Robert Covey
Gates, Judith Joy
George, Ray S.
Gerrard, Constance Mae
Gertsch, Renee Carlene
Gheen, William Lloyd
Gibson, Aldine Marie
Gibson, Janice
Gilbertson, Beverly 1.
Cilchrist, Vede
Gilliam, Robert Charles
Gillespie, Frank H.
Cilliland, Nancy Ann
Godfrey, Lorin Card
Godfrey, Willard H„ Jr,
431
Seniors
Gol to Hig
Gold, Carol Ann
Colding, Marvin C.
Good, Patsy
Goodfellow, John Alden
Goodman, Linda H.
Goodrich, Drew Leonard
Goodrich, Patricia
Goodsell, Susan Mary
Goodson, Raymond Lynn
Goodwin, Mary Ellen
Graff, Barbara Ann
Graham, Morris Angus
Grannis, Michael L.
Graser, Elizabeth Ann
Greding, Julie Anne
Green, Lois Ann
Greep, Stanley Phillip
Greslie, Patricia Ann
Griffin, Norma
Griffith, Larry N.
Grigg, Billie Louise
Grimmett, Reggie Don
Groberg, Richard H.
Gomez, Rudolph Louis
Gubler, Jerald Royce
Gubler, Venice C.
Gudmundson, Clair W.
Hacking, Tamera
Hadfield, Jillaine B.
Hadley, Nora
Hainsworth, Don Child
Hale, Signe S.
Hales, Ronald William
Halford, Laura J.
Hall, Charles Brent
Hall, Connie Marie
432
Hall. John F.
Hall, Karalee
Baum. Leslie Ann
Hall( Marshall B.
Hall, Ronald Justin
Halter, Judie Francis
Hancock, Karen Kav
Hancock, Wallace Wayne
Hanks, Ellen Jean
Hansen, Janet Ann
Hansen, Kent B.
Hansen, Ralph L.
Hansen, Reid Glazier
Hansen, Robert Lionel
Hansen, Susan Laretta
Hardy, Douglas M.
Harisay, Richard A.
Haroldsen, James H.
Harris, Darlene Jean
Harris, Harvev Don
Harris, Paul Lavern
Hart, Billv Tluirman
Hartsfield, Helen L.
Hastings. Robert \V
Hatch, Larelle
Hatch, Maryana
Hawes. Verl Jack
Hawkes. John Douglas
Haws, Kent Findlav
Hayes, Julianna
Haves. William C.
Heapy. Raymond J., Jr.
Heath, Jessie Fay
Hedenstrom. Kenneth
Heigold, Kristine C.
Heiner, Garv Lee
Heiner. Thane Irwin
Helphenstine, Delbert
Hemenwav, Arvel Lee
Henderson, Susan P.
Henderson. William W,
Hendrickson, Claire R.
Hendrix. Shirlcen
Hepworth, Waldo E.
Herein, Barry G.
Herrin, Charles Selbv
Heward, Loraine
Higbee. Rose Anne
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433
Seniors
Hig to Kee
Higgins, Judith Lee
Higginson, Dorothy M.
Hill, Howard Lydell
Hipwell, William H.
Hirsche, Delynn Howard
Hoem, Nadine
Hoerr, Clara Margaret
Hofheins, Janet
Hogge, Richard H.
Hokanson, Paul Miller
Holbrook, Mary Lou
Holcomb, Donald Marsh
Holden, Lee A.
Holgate, Dot
Holgate, Grandon M.
Hollingshead, Leon G.
Holmes, Judy Ann
Holmes, Walter W., Jr.
Holt, Ivan Karl
Hopper, John Douglas
Horlacher, Floyd Kent
Horrocks, Marva Mae
Howard, Quilden Don
Howell, Ormond Eugene
Huber, Cherryl Joyce
Huffman, Beverley June
Hulshoff, Deanne K.
Humpherys, Alfred Glen
Hunley, Michael
Hunt, Allan Reed
Hunter, Linda
Hunter, Rosel Grant
Hurley, Donald Richard
Hutchings, Janet E.
Hyde, George O., Jr.
Ice, Carole Lou
434
Irvine, James Richard
Itkonen, Raimo Juhani
Ivins, Anthony Harold
Jack, Rayburn Elmer
Jackson, Earl Kenneth
Jackson, Patricia
Jacobs, Gordon Willard
Jacobs, Jeniveve
Jacobs, Jerald Richard
Jacobsen, Donna K.
James, Marcia
James, Vivian Joanne
Jarvis, Ronald Mack
Jeffers, Darrol Leone
Jeffery, Rondo Nelden
Jennings, Mansfield L.
Jensen, Gordon Kay
Jensen, Joanne Best
Jensen, Michael Keith
Jeppsen, Linda Gayle
Jepsen, Terry C.
Johannesen, George T.
Johnson, Barry Leroy
Johnson, Larrv Luvem
Johnson, Marilyn V.
Johnson, Merlin A.
Johnson, Ned Leroy
Johnson, Priscilla J.
Johnson, Rodney Allan
Johnson, Shirley M.
Johnson. Wallace Karl
Johnston, Rhodora H.
Jonassen, Solveig Joan
Jones, Cordia Erynne
Jones, Judith Ann
Jones, Mary Irene
Jones, Randall Lee
Jones, Ronald Calvin
Jonkey, Marcia Gael
Jorgensen, Dan Charles
Murdock, Irene Burke
Judd, David Phillip
Judd, Ronald Martin
Judy, Dorothy
Kanase. Alan >.'.
Kearl, Russell Reid
Keele. Reba Lou
Keeler, Karl F.
♦35
Seniors
Kel to McC
Kelson, James Harry
Kemmerer, Mary Lou
Kenley, Lynn Garden
Kennedy, John Haymond
Kent, Sharon Marie
Kenyon, Robert Paul
Keyes, John William, Jr.
King, Sharon
Kitchen, Fred Raymond
Klemm, David L.
Klostermeier, Use S. E.
Klostermeier, Karl H.
Knight, Gary Noel
Knighton, Ronald Lewis
Knudsen, Tony Clair
Kosora, Marilyn Harue
Kump, Ferrell Z.
Kull, Karen Sue
Kuebitz, Hermann F.
Lai, Kwok Wah
Lambert, Eugene S.
Lambert, John Carlyle
Larsen, Claudette
Larsen, Ray Lorenzo
Laub, Raymond Myron
Larsen, Steven Ivo
Larsen, Thomas C.
Larson, Byron Edmund
Larson, Leon H.
Larson, Tanja Virginia
Lau, Yuk Lam
Laub, Kurt Allison P.
Lawson, Elsie M.
Lee, Judith Anne
Larson, Kenneth Rex
Leigh, Arden Woolley
436
Leishman, Garth W.
Leonard, Therald L.
Lewis, Glenn Carlos
Lewis, John Taylor
Liddle, Alfred S.
Bingham, Annette
Lines, Farrell L.
Link, Richard George
Litster, Allen E.
Little, Lorna Beth
Loomis, Joan
Lothyan, Trudy Darlene
Louder, Sherry Hilda
Louw, Beverley June M.
Loveless, Janis L,
Loveless, Linda Ann
Loveridge, Bernell Jay
Low, William W.
Lowe, Christopher Earl
Ludwig, Ruby Ann
Lund, Blaine James
Lund, Grant Lorenzo
Lundquist, Bonnie Jo
Lunt, Roger Wayne
Lyman, Clayson Wells
Lyman, Patricia Ann
Lynn, Jerry Wilder
Lyon, Karen
Mabey, Kent Lavar
Macdonald, Antonette
Madden, Charles B., Jr.
Madden, Merna Anne
Madsen, Darrell H.
Magleby, Joy Meliss
Maiben, Dean H.
Mangelson, Robert Hal
Manning, Theron H.
Marble, Haws Alan
Margetts, Marilynn P.
Markham, Cherie D,
Marple, Jon Howard
Martinez, Mike, Sr.
Marx, Clyde Floyd
Matthews, Nola D.
McArthur, Dale Kent
McBride, Lynnerte
McCarty, Marian F.
McClellan, Blaine S.
437
Seniors
McC to Ols
McCloud, James Wylie
McCue, Douglas Marsden
McDougal, Connie Mae
McDougal, Wilbern Lee
McFarland, Roberta Jo
McGregor, Douglas E.
Mclff, Emma Louise
Mcintosh, Howard Boyd
McKell, James Robert
McKnight, Beverly Mae
McLain, Lynda Carole
McLaughlin, Vicki A.
McMahon, Eva Sharlene
McNaughton, Maccine
McNeill, Mary
McPherson, Arthur A„ Jr.
Mehew, William Parr
Mehr, Nancy Ann
Menssen, Edeltraut G.
Merrill, Jeanne
Wilkes, Rae Ann
Merritt, Max Rich
Meyers, Charles W.
Miller, Grant Alden
Miller, Jean Marie
Millett, William Henry
Miner, Edward Glen
Miner, Sally Lynn
Mitchell, James P.
Mitchell, Margaret
Mobley, Betty Lou
Montgomery, Luann
Montrose, Pamela Rose
Moody, Lester Young
Moody, Wilma Susanne
Moon, Hal Wesley
438
Moon, Jerry Ray
Moss, James Arthur, Jr.
Moore, Darlene Marilyn
Morgan, Karen L.
Morgan, Nada Ann
Morn, Frank Thomas
Morrison, Brenda Ann
Mortensen, Gay Hope B.
Mott, Joseph Dennis
Mower, Beverly Videll
Mower, Dennis Allen
Mugweru, James S.
Muir, Dorothy Jeanne
Muir, James, Jr.
Muir, Sylvia Joan
Murdock, Allan Lorenzo
Murdock, Larry Keith
Murphy, Millene F.
Myers, Stephen Robert
Mylroie, Gloria D.
Mylroie, Victor L.
Nealley, Nancy Irene
Neeley, Jay Miller
Neghabat, Farrokh
Neighbors, Harold Loyd
Nelson, David Richard
Nelson, Ralph Glen
Nelson, Sonja
Nettles, Donald L.
Newman, Marilyn
Nicholes, Lorie H. E.
Nielsen, Patricia D.
Nielson, Anna Marie
Nielson, Brent L.
Nielson, John Deasy
Nielson, Kay
Noland, Sharlene
Norberg, Janice Kay
Norris, Paul David, Jr.
Norris, Ronald Lee
Nuttall, Drayton C.
Ogborn, Corwin L.
Okimura, Jean Sachiko
Oliver, Cedge \V.
Olpin. Noreen
Olsen. Burton K.
Olsen, Halvor M.
Olsen. Janis
+39
Seniors
Ols to Rei
Olsen, Lawrence Reed
Olsen, Roger L.
Olson, Ilene Joyce
Opp, Laura Elaine
Ord, Linda Ruth
Ord, Susan Michelle
Ostler, Marcia Lynne
Otterstrom, Frank T.
Oxborrow, Anthony G.
Oxborrow, Marilyn B.
Pace, Alfred L., Ill
Pack, Paul Eugene
Packer, Pamela
Packer, Thane Garron
Palmer, Blaine Charles
Riggs, Judy Marie
Palmer, Norman James
Paiva, Oswaldo Ygnacio
Parker, Kenneth R.
Parle, Roy Edwin
Parry, Patricia Jean
Paskett, Illene
Patten, Gaylord Penrod
Patterson, Dennis Ivan
Patterson, Huey Raphel
Patterson, Kent R.
Paul, Charles Leo
Paul, K. Lynn
Pearce, Cheryl
Pearson, Alve J.
Pearson, Delbert Perry
Peck, Isaac Dan
Barnes, Linda Jane
Peer, Larry Howard
Pehrson, Bruce Nathan
Pendrey, Lowell McKay
440
Pennington, Charles D.
Pennington, Gail Ann
Perry, Douglas Colton
Peters, Eva
Petersen, Wayne Bryan
Peterson, Allan Harold
Peterson, Donna
Phillips, Linda Jean
Pierce, Ronald Lee
Plank, Jon Frederic
Porter, Blaine Dell
Porter, Charles James
Porter, Edson Rell
Porter, Karen
Portie, Virginia Anne
Poulson, Ellin. i Olson
Poulson, Lynn Otto
Powell, Lynn Kesler
Pratt, Gregory Evans
Preator, Franza Nadine
Preston, Donald Reed
Prengel, Roger Delano
Price, Pamela Ann
Price, Sharon Lee
Prina, Peter G.
Prince, Janet
Prothero, Walter Hall
Pugh, Dilworth Leonard
Pulsipher, David C.
Pulsipher, Elva Jean
Querry, John Marvin
Raddon, Gary Hollis
Rains, Edith Ann
Ralph, Andrew Clair
Randall, Lloyd Otis
Rasband, Gavnelle Ruth
Raschig, Robert Herman
Ravsten, Curtis Earl
Rawlings, Shirl J.
Rawlins, Clair Kenneth
Reading, Bobette
Redd, George Byron
Redd, Maris Josephine
Reed, Sharon Joan
Reese. Robert Ament
Reeves, Michael Jack
Reid, Ruth
Reimann, Edwin Kent
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441
Seniors
Ric to Ste
Rice, James Edwin
Richards, Edward Rhead
Richards, Saundra J.
Ricks, Laree
Riding, John C.
Rigby, Hal B.
Rigtrup, Brent Reed
Rios, Diamantina
Robinson, Arthur T.
Robinson, Donna Kay
Robinson, Karl F.
Rollins, Sybil Lorane
Romney, Beverly Ann
Ross, Donna Aurilla
Ross, Luzon
Rounds, Jay Carmer
Rowe, Kent Frank
Rowe, Lyle Keith
jM|M Rowley, Helen
' Rowley, Roger Park
Rudd, Larry D.
Rutter, Karen Rosetta
Sainsbury, Patricia A.
Sami, Esfahani F.
Sampson, David Merrill
Sandberg, Charlotte A,
Sandberg, Sandra Lynne
Sargent, Dianne
Sass, Donna Lee
Saunders, Frank C.
Savage, Robert Anthony
Sayer, Ken L.
Sayer, Sandra Jill
Schempp, Lloyd William
Schlappi, Larry R.
Schlegel, Sherry Kay
442
Schmidt, Archimedes, Jr.
Schroedter, Dorothy M.
Schuck, Karen
Schwendiman, Carl J.
Scott, Linda Lee
Seeley, Schuyler D.
Sellers, Linda Kay
Shaffer, Blaine Leroy
Shah, Devendra B.
Shah, Ramesh C.
Shaw, Douglas Gilbert
Shaw, Rosalie
Shepherd, David R.
Shields, Clair Hardy
Shields, Robert Glenn
Showalter, Ralph V.
Shumway, Rex Wayne
Silver, Gwendolyn R.
Simonds, Judith Davis
Sims, Patricia Ann
Slack, Linda
Slaughter, Janice C.
Smith, Armond Leroy
Smith, Daphne E.
Smith, Gordon Maun
Smith, Howard Duane
Smith, James Norman
Smith, Larry Dee
Smith, Lela May
Smith, Maurice W.
Smith, Norman Fackrell
Smith, Patricia Rumsey
Smouse, George Robbin
Snider, Sandra Jane
Solomon, Ned Billings
Solomon, Phyllis
Solum, Dallas H.
Sorensen, Adelaide
Sorensen, Charles C.
Southwick, Stephen L.
Sowden, Jane Olive
Spiegel, Mary Louise
Stanford, Elizabeth E.
Starr, Carol Phyllis
Deem, Marilyn
Steen, Robert Dee
Stein, Linda Kay
Stephenson, Julia Ann
443
Seniors
Ste to Web
Stevens, John Walter
Stevens, Marvin Briee
Stevens, Mary Ellen
Stewart, H. Kay Jensen
Stocks, Marjorie E.
Stone, John Royal
Stoneking, Jack L.
Stratton, Laura
Stratton, Lorum H.
Street, Judyth Anne
Streuling, Guenther F.
Streuling, Maureen
Strong, F. Christine
Stubbs, Clifford Ray
Stubbs, Stanley Allen
Summerhays, Ann
Summers, Robert Loran
Summers, Roma Diane
Sunderland, Patricia L.
Suzuki, Mike Masaki
Sweigart, Marcenne Mae
Swensen, Swen Russel
Swenson, Susan
Syndergaard, Christy C.
Syndergaard, Clair L.
Syphus, Stanley Edward
Tagg, Howard R.
Tahmassebi, Hossain
Tanabe, Lynne Yukie
Tanner, Robert William
Taylor, Anthony Hansen
Taylor, Jack Otho
Taylor, Jon Eric
Taylor, Richard Call
Teela, Gerald Oliver
Teeples, Daryl Hart
444
Terry, Carol Ann
Terry, Maeser Reginald
Thomas, Elaine
Thomas, Sharon
Thompson, Gordon H,
Tipton, Gary P.
Timothy, Paul Wayne
Tingey, Blaine Cornia
Toliver, Lynda Lee
Tolley, James Hobert
Tong, Man Chi Peter
Toronto, Maria Ann
Tracy, Roger F.
Tribe, Patrick R.
Trujillo, Jesse Alvin
Tryon, James Robert
Tryon, Judith
Tucker, Robin Clair
Tucker, Thomas Ray
Tuft, Donald B.
Tuinei, Tauivi Manu
Tullis, Jack Duane
Turley, Harold E., Jr.
Turner, Ronald Louis
Valdez, J. Felix
Van Buren, John Ernest
Varner, Clara Lynn
Cagle, Lepna Ann
Wadham, Rex Alvon
Wagner, Barbara Joan
Wagner, Dennis Keith
Wagoner, Donald Dean
Waite, Shirley Ann
Walker, Glenn Perrin
Walker, John Davies
Walker, Leif Irvin
Walker, Sonoma Karen
Ward, Gary Arnold
Ward, Sandra Lea
Dehart, Eliza Charyl A.
Warr, James Lee
Washburn, Mary Joan
Watabe, Masahisa
Watson, Gloria Jane
Watts, Everett Hayes
Webb, Lynn Robert, Jr.
Webber, Richard Claire
Webber, Shannon
445
Seniors
Web to Z
Weber, Robert Michael
W'eenig, Val Dee
Weight, David Gordon
Weight, Sharon D.
Welker, Arland Lynn
Wells, Ramona Gail
Westenskow, David L.
Wheeler, Melva Karen
Whitaker, Kay
White, Allen Jay
White, Carol Joyce
White, Grodon Clark
White, Janice
White, Rama
Whiting, Dick R.
Whitney, Lorene Joan
Wight, Lenae
Wight, Mark H.
Wilcox, Jerry Dean
Wilcox, Karla Jeanne
Wilhoit, Darrel Loel
Wilkinson, Roger Karl
Willcox, Donald Emery
Wiliams, John A.
Williams, Judith S.
Wiliams, Sherlene
Willis, Judith Kay
Wilson, John Mclntyre
Wilson, Rita Merle
Wilson, Roberta Marie
Wincott, Kendra
Windsor, William David
Winnett, Mary Ann
Winterton, Wayne Allen
Wiser, Joyce
Wolz, Paul Louis
Wood, Orion Howard
Woodruff, Marleen Rae
Woodwine, Mary Simpson
Workman, Lee Alma
Workman, Shauna
Wright, Earlene
Wright, George Gilbert
Wright, Wayne Morris
Yorgason, Laurence M.
Yorgason, Sandra Joan
Young, Betty Ann
Young, David Arthur
Young, Margaret Fidela
Young, Richard B.
Zaugg, Elwood Charles
Ziemer, Paul Douglas
Zucco, Aileen Ruth
Brown, Jay Welch
Cooper, Avenna Gail
Cook, Alonzo Dean
■""lamm, Linda
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5 th Year Professionals
Barwick, Ronald
Bloomfield, Arlin O.
Brown, William Richard
Candland, Robert Guy
Christiansen, Elroy G.
Clay, Robert Don
Cowan, Ross
Dickson, Lloyd Brent
Dixon, Richard Edward
Edman, Richard Stark
Green, Robert Sherman
Henrie, Donald Kirk
Herron, Lynn Ernest
Holdaway, Dennis Leo
Hone, George Lee
Horstmeier, Heinz L.
Humpherys, Melvin Dee
Ingham, Vernon Brown
Atolng
447
5 th Year Professionals
Ivi to Z
hie. Alma Raeldon
James, Rex Lamar
Jenkins. Charles E.
Jones. Lloyd W.
Lee. Edward Eugene
Lonewell. Ruben S
Montierth. Max Romnev
Morgan. John Da\id
Now ell. James Irwin
Olsen. Dale Albert
Ossola. Michael
Parker. Bvrun Maurice
Paxton. Thornton S.
Powell. Richard Wm.
Raymant. Robert Graham
Razashah. Syed M.
Roberts. James Warren
Rogers. Kenneth Eugene
Saunders. Ronald A
Schroath. Thomas
Smith. James Andrew
Stallings, John H.
Stevens, Mont Johnson
Stevenson. George M
Swennen. Jean Pierre J.
Thomas. Bruce Evan
Van Leuven. Clifford R.
Walker. DarreU W.
West. Hersehel Joseph
Westover. James Howard
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Graduate Class
welcomed first
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One of the most important facts concerning the Graduate class this
year was that the first men enrolled in the MBA program would re-
ceive their degrees. From all indications more persons would be
awarded their second or third degrees in the June and August con-
vocations than ever before at BYU, indicating tremendous growth.
449
Graduates
A to Hso
Aagard, James Andrew
Alsup, James McNeill
Anderson, Roland E.
Ashworth, Don Wilson
Avery, David Franklin
Bacon, Marv Rasband
Bailey, Gary Lee
Baird, Gareth Maughn
Bassett, Irvin Gene
Bateman, Charles N.
Bateman, Harold Harris
Beach, Bruce Mansfield
Bell, Robert Allan
Bennion, Roy Billings
Benson, Lyle Neeley
Benson, Winston Lowell
Bentley, Anthony I., Jr.
Bergeson, Scott
Berrett, Lamar C.
Beus, Kent B.
Beus, Spencer William
Black, Lonn Kimball
Blonquist, Lawrence B.
Bosil, Carolyn Keller
Brown, Thomas Kirby
Brown, James Frank
Brown, Murlyn Lamar
Brown, Wilson Carl
Burton, Anthony Wayne
Buss, Paul Adelbert
Butler, Dennis Boyce
Butler, Sylvan George
Cambell, Alice
Cartmill, Charles E.
Chien, Yi Shou
Childs, Howard Leroy
450
Cho, Jai Poong
Christlieb, Richard
Clifner. Charles R.. Jr.
Coles, Rex Lydell
Collings. William R., Jr.
Condie, Arthur P.
Conway. William David
Cox, Kaye Bruce
Crockett, Kay
Cushing, Reneta Arlene
Davidson, David Amasa
Decker. Laurel Weldon
DeCaston, Alexis N.
Dellenbach, Robert K.
Dibble, Ceorge Smith
Dredge, John Deschamps
Dudley, James Flovd
Duke, Richard K.
Durfey, Norma Ricks
Durfey, R. Cline
Durrant, Earlene
Echard, Jim David
Egg, Theron Jay
Fiso, Avefua
Fortuna, Eugene Frank
Fowkes, Elliott Jay
Garrett, Windsor Keith
Glenn, Lowell Marshall
Gonyer, Gloria Ann
Goodwin, Reese J.
Guillot, David G
Gunnell, Earl Leroy
Gumey, Boyd Francis
Hammond, Karen Joyce
Hansen, Bette Marilyn
Mitchell, Nolyn G. S.
Hebertson, Val M.
Heiner, Roselyn Lael
Henderson, Larry Duane
Higbee, Sharon L.
Higginson, Jerry C.
Hill, Jack Edwin
Hirst, David Kennedy
Hohfeld, Barbel R
Houssian, William C.
Howard, Blaine Noah
Howard, Kenneth M.
Hsu, James Shie
451
Graduates
Huf to Shi
^HflHHH^HH ■■■■
Huff, Patricia Kelley
Hunn, William John
Hurst, James C.
Idiculla, Muttaniyil E.
Iqbal, Hussain Syed M.
Irvine, Katherine O.
Iverson, Andrew C.
Jacobs, David Kent
Jensen, Bruce Allen
Jensen, Gary L.
Johnson, Hal Lavell
Johnson, Sharon Faye
Jones, Lura Lee
Jorgensen, Elmer Clay
Jorgensen, Leroy I,
Kenner, Mary Hazel
Kim, Young June
Klein, Sigrid Marta
Koenig, Marjorie Bown
Langford, Wilbur Reed
Lawson, Jon Keith
Larsen, Trond Odvar
Lebaron, Arthur B.
Lewis, Robert Eugene
Lillywhite, Jay M.
Limburg, Val Evert
Loosli, Ellen
Lorensen, Burton Leroy
Stewart, Kathryn L.
Madron, Jo Ann
Manthei, Donald F.
Marlowe, Darold
Mask, Johnny Waldo
Matson, Rodney Neil
McKinney, William R.
Melendez, Craig Mario
452
Mendenhall, Spencer K.
McMeen, Marilyn F.
Merrill, Idona M.
Miller, Judith L.
Millet, Lorin Edward
Miner, Ellis Devere. Jr.
Mitchell, James D.
Mitra, Nalini R.
Moody, Julia Penelope
Mostert, Andre J. E., Jr.
Naylor, Charles Joy
Nelson, Robert William
Nielsen, James Rue
Nilsson, Bruce Ray
Obarr, Gerald Leroy
Obom, Wilma Jean
O'Brien, Terry John
Oliphant, Norman H.
Orton, Kenneth J.
Oswald, Delmont R.
Ottley, Leroy
Packer. Thane J.
Palmer, Glen O.
Palmer, Jerald Leon
Petersen, Melvin J.
Peterson, Gordon Allen
Peterson, Leroy C.
Pierson, Patricia
Pollock, James Edwin
Pope, Karl Theodore
Price, Willard Rosel
Prince, Donald
Proksch, Joseph Albert
Pruett, Norman Alvin
Pulsipher, Francis L
Quist, Paul Steven
Reed, Mitchel Louis
Rees, Richard Dee
Rennie, Robert R.
Roberts, Wilford Harry
Rudd, Lynda Lou
Sager, Robert Alton
Savage, David Earl
Saxer, Alton Hugh
Sclimid, John Richard
Sedgwick, Donald H.
Seelv, Dovle G.
Shih, Shirley An Chih
453
Graduates
Sia to Zan
Siau, Roger Maurice
Slack, Robert A.
Smith, Colleen Bates
Steele, Robert Foster
Stephenson, Paul James
Stevenson, Sharon
Stewart. Duane Walker
Taghavi, Manijeh
Thvgerson, Alton Luie
Tibbitts, Lucille
Tripp, Paul L.
L'rsenbach, Jeanne
Van Orman, YVelburn J.
Vernon, Linda Lee
Villalobos, Efrain
Waldvogel, Gerald T.
Walker, Sharon Lee
Walser. Flovd Lerov
W'asden. Evelyn A. H.
Watts, Joseph L.
White, David Arnold
White, Mervin Forrest
Whitehead. Craig B, III
Wittorf, John H.
Worlton, Thomas Grover
Wrathall, Don Morris
Wright, Donald Lelland
Wright, Kenneth D.
Wright, Raeann Beulah
Wright, Tracy Dean
Wright, William Lloyd
White, Norma Jones
Yang, Chyong Ell
Yoneinori, Shirley K.
Zander. Rudolf
454
General Index
Academic Emphasis
Committee
350
A Cappella Choir
145
Administrative Council
64
Afio Mai
176
Air Science Department
170
Alpha Lambda Delta
180
Alpha Phi Omega
201
Alpine Club
177
Alumni Office
116
Amanda Knight Dormitory
247
American Institute of
Chemical Engineers
161
American Institute of
Drafting and Design
169
American Society of
Civil Engineers
162
American Society of
Mechanical Engineers
163
AMS
347
Angel Flight
182
Archon
178
Arizona Club
177
Arnold Air Society
181
ASBYU President
343
ASBYU Vice President
of Culture
344
ASBYU Vice President
of Finance
344
ASBYU Vice President
of Social Activities
345
ASBYU Vice President
of Student Relations
345
AWS
163
Banyan
120
Baseball
324
Basketball
300
Belle of the Y Royalty
38
Belle of the Y Week
30
Beta Lambda Mu
168
Blue Key
188
Board of Trustees
62
Brigham Brawlers
187
Campus Buildings
112
Canadian Club
184
Central Assembly Committee
350
Central Dance Committee
351
Central Elections Committee
351
Chess Club
185
Chi Triellus
190
Circle K International
210
City Coeds
186
College of Biological and
Agricultural Sciences
68
College of Business
72
College of Education
76
College of Family Living
80
College of Fine Arts
84
College of Humanities and
Social Sciences
90
College of Nursing
94
College of Physical Education
, 96
College of Physical and
Engineering Sciences
100
College of Religion
104
Concert Band
149
Confederate Club
185
Cross Country Team
313
Cougar Club
221
Cougar Days
20
Cougarettes
192
Dean of Students Office
341
Destiny Unlimited
186
Devotionals
14
Dramas
134
Elections
46
Engineers' Joint Council
166
Extension Division
110
Fencing Club
191
Fifth Year Professionals
447
First Presidency
62
Folk Dancers
196
Folk Music Club
191
Football
284
Forensics
157
Freshmen
354
Freshman Basketball
310
Freshman Football
296
Freshman Orientation
9
General Administration
66
General College
88
Golf Team
328
Graduates
449
Graduate School
108
Gulf States Mission Club
194
Gymnastics
328
Hawaiian Club
195
Helaman Halls
Budge
256
Chipman
264
Hinckley
280
John
268
Merrill
260
Stover
276
Taylor
272
Heritage Halls
Bowen
223
Broadbent
224
Carroll
239
Felt
225
Fox
226
Fugal
240
Gates
241
Harris
228
Home
227
Kimball
242
Maeser
229
Penrose
230
A. Richards
232
E. Richards
243
Rogers
231
Robison
234
Shipp
233
Snow
235
L. M. Smith
238
M. F. Smith
236
Tingey
244
Wells
237
Whitney
245
Young
246
Homecoming
22
Homecoming Rovalty
33
Honors Council
349
Honors
334
Intercollegiate Knights
212
Inter-Hall Council
281
Intramurals
330
Iranian Club
195
Jr. AMS
348
Jr. AWS
348
Junior Prom
50
Juniors
409
KBYU-FM 119
Kia Ora Club 198
Knight Mangum Dormitory 253
Lyceums 16
Marching Band
150
Men's Chorus
146
New England Club
194
Norsemen
199
Operas
142
Opera Workshop
144
Oratorio Choir
154
Orchesis
156
Pep Activities
298
Phi Chi Theta
200
Photo Studio
129
Preferred Men
36
Press
128
Program Bureau
130
Registration
10
Representatives of Caribou
County
184
Rodeo Team
329
Samuel Hall Society
202
Senate
346
Senior Nurses
172
Seniors
423
Shomrah Kiyel
203
Sigma Alpha Eta
173
Sigma Delta Omicron
204
Snow Carnival Royalty
40
Society for Advancement
of Management
175
Songfest
48
Sophomores
391
Sportsmen
206
Sportswomen
208
Spurs
214
Stockmen's Club
198
Student Government
343
Student Nurses Association
204
Student Leadership
8
Symphony Orchestra
148
Tennis Team
329
Texas Club
205
Thea Alexis
216
Theta Alpha Phi
174
Track
318
Traffic Court
346
Uintah Basin Club
205
University Chorale
152
Universe
124
White Key
220
Winter Carnival
26
Women's Chorus
147
Women's Week
28
Wrestling
314
Wye Magazine
119
Wymount Terrace Dormitories 249
Y Calcares
218
YDay
52
Y Electrical Engineers
164
Young GOP
209
Y Squares
209
Y Vector
128
455
Faculty Index
JANET ADAMS
JOHN M ADAMS
MARGARET ADAMSON
GEORGE M ADOY
PIERRE AGRINIER
LORNA C ALDER
ZANE ALDER
A LESTER ALLEN
ctEULAH REAM ALLEN
DELL K ALLEN
L 1LA FAE ALLEN
MARK K ALLEN
PHYLLIS ALLEN
STEPHEN L ALLEY
VERL ALLMAN
GRACE ALLPH1N
BLISS ALLRED
DAVID ALLRED
DORALD M ALLRED
GARTH W ALLRED
MILDRED ALLRED
K CHASE ALLRED
RUEL A ALLRED
•ALLACE E ALLRED
MIGNON ALWAku
JEANNE ANUERSEN
WILSON KAY ANDERSEN
BARBARA R ANDERSON
BLAINE ANDERSON
CARL DIXON ANDERSON
HAROLD J ANDERSON
KE I TH P ANDERSON
RICHARD L ANDLHSON
SHAREL ANDERSON
STEPHEN J ANDERSON
VERNON L ANDERSON
HYRUM L ANDkUS
R RAPHAEL ANDKUS
J ROMAN ANDRUS
CHRIS J APOSTOL
SOLOMON ARANDA
MARVIN REX ARNETT
FRANK H ARNOLU
NAulNE T ASHBY
PETER P ASHWORTM
B
HYRUM J bABCOCK
MILTON V bACKMAN JR
SHERwIN H bAER
JAMES E BA1R0
REY L BAIRD
BERTRAND L BALL JR
ARIEL S UALLIF
JAE R BALLIF
R KHARD BALLOU
BLAUER L BANGERTER
RE1D BANKHEAD
DEE H BARKER
FHANCES P BARLOW
MINNIE BARLOW
J DEAN BARNETT
OWEN L BARNETT
VESTA w BARNETT
wILMER L BARNETT
VERMON S BARNEY
IVAN J BARRETT
HOWARD H BARRON
CLIFF BARTON
LEWIS M BAST IAN
DAVID W BATCHELOR
J LAVAR bATEMAN
EDITH B BAUER
LELANO K BAXTER
U ELDEN BECK
EARL A BfcCK
JAY V BECK
RAYMOND E BECKHAM
R UERMONT BELL
B WEST UELNAP
WILBUR 0 BELT
GRANT D BENDIXSEN
ARCHlbALD F BENNETT
ERMA BENNtTT
GEORGE C BENNION
MARION BENNION
UWEN C BENNION
RObERT C BENNION
J LYNN BENSON
ANTHONY I BENTLEY
JOSEPH T BENTLEY
JOHN T BERNHARD
KM E BERRETT
JUNE E BERRY
BRIAN S BEST
JAMES L BILLS
HAROLD J BISSELL
ANGUS U BLACKHAM
RObERT W BLAIR
ROBERT R BOREN
JACOB BOS
CATHERINE BOWLES
HAROLD J BOYACK
CLARENCE S BOYLE
Wl LLIAM H BOYLE
CHARLES H BRADFORO
REED H BRADFORD
MERRILL K BRADSHAw
WlLLARD H BRADSHAW
LEE F BRAITHWAITE
SAM F BREWSTER
L EDNA BRI ICK
FLOYD E BREINHOLT
WILLIS H BRIMHALL
RALPH A BRITSCH
H SMITH BROADbENT
FARRELL B BROWN
J RICHARD BROWN
THOMAS H BROWN
LOREN C BRYNER SR
MAURINE F BRYNER
HAROLD S BUDGE
KENNETH C BULLOCK
ROBERT L BUNKER
M DALLAS BURNETT
KEITH P BURNHAM
WESLEY BURNSJDE
WESLEY R BURR
PERLY E BURRUP
ALMA P BURTON
RICHARD A BUSH
JESS R UUSHMAN
RICHARD L BUSHMAN
J MERRILL BUSHNtLL
A DAY BUTLER
ELIOT ANDREW BUTLER
NEWBERN I BUTT
FAYE J BUTTLE
EDWIN J BUTTERwORTH
JULIA CAINE
COLLEEN CALOER
GLEN H CALDER
CLIFTON BOYD CALL
STtRL 1NU O CALLAHAN
J ELLIOT CAMERON
JOYCE CAMERON
EUGENE CAMPBELL
JENNIF CAMPBELL
LELAND H CAMPBELL
CLAWSON CANNON JR
C Y CANNON SR
JOHN N CANNON
KENNETH L CANNON
MARK W CANNON
EARL L CARDON
LOUIS B CARDON
DON ETTA J CARLISLE
MELVIN W CARTER
ARTHUR 0 CHAPMAN
ALBERT N CHASTON
LOUIS J CHATTtRLEY
THOMAS E CHENEY
MARGARET S CHILDS
DEAN C CHRISTENSEN
EARL M CHRISTENSEN
EDWARD L CHRISTENSEN
EVELYN R CHRISTENSEN
JAMES J CHRI STENSEN
L ILL IAN CHR I STENSEN
PARLEY A CHRISTENSEN
ROSS T CHRISTENSEN
JOHN R CHRISTIANSEN
LEE RUSSON CHUGG
BRUCE b CLARK
DAVID L CLARK
HAROLD GLEN CLARK
HAZEL CLARK
HERALD R CLARK
J REUBEN CLARK 111
JAMES R CLARK
WARDEN J CLARK
MONROE H CLARK
WAYNE WALTER CLARK
WELSFORD HONE CLARK
JOHN C CLEGG
LULA CLEGG
MORRIS M CLINGEH
WELLS P CLOWARD
CORAN L CLUFF
AILEEN H CLYDE
LANE A COMPTON
ALAN D COOK
LESLIE M COOPER
IVAN L CORBRIDGE
RICHARD O COWAN
SOREN COX
MARSHALL R CRAIG
RUTH CRAIG
LARS G CRANDALL
RULON G CRAVEN
GERALDINE CRITCHLEY
EARL C CROCKETT
EVAN M CROFT
JOHN CRNKOV1C
BETH WIGHT CROOK
BERT P CUNDICK
RObERT M CUN01CK
ANNA MAY j CURTIS
CHARLES R CURTIS
LYLE S CURTIS
VIRGINIA F CUTLER
D
DELVA DAINES
ROBERT M DAINES
RICHARD L DALLEY
PHILLIP B DANIELS
ALEX B DARAIS
BERTHA B DAVIDSON
J KENNETH DAVltS
HARRISON M DAVIS
TEU DAVIS JR
LELAND K DAYTON
C EDWIN DEAN
BONNIE B DECKER
DANIEL L DECKER
HARRY CRAIG DEES
BENJAMIN F DE HOYOS
GERRJT DE JONG JR
THELMA Dt JONG
STANFORD D DEMILLE
MARGIE DAWN DEN1SON
KENNETH G DENSLEY
J RAYMONO DEWEY
WILLIAM E DIBBLE
DWIGHT R DIXON
FRED W DIXON
H ALDOUS DIXON
GERALD L DOMAN
MIGNON DOMGAARD
DAVID M DONALDSON
ARTHUR DONE
0 BYRON DONE
LESTER N DOWNING
KATHRYN 0 DOxEY
ROY W DOXEY
WlLLARD B DOxEY
J DUANE DUDLEY
CLAUDE B DUERDEN
B KE 1 TH DUFF IN
RETA DUNN
LYMAN J DURFEE
NORMA R DURFEY
BONNIE DYER
WILLIAM G DYER
L BRENT EAGAR
DON L EARL
ELDERT J EASTMOND
ORFA ECKLEY
PAUL K EDMUNDS
R LAVELL EDWARDS
ALMA C E ITNER JR
RICHARD G ELLSWORTH
LAMAR EMPEY
MAC D ENCE
GLENN L ENKE
MAYNARD ERICKSON
DAVID LOUIS EVANS
MERwIN G FAIRBANKS
DEAN B FARNSWORTH
RAYMOND B FARNSWORTH
J EARL FAULKNER
GEORGIA C FAUX
LAWRENCE FEARNLEY
LENORE FEARNLEY
JOAN S FEHLBEHO
LOTTIE L FELKNER
PAUL E FELT
D ALLAN FIRMAGE
FLORA FISHER
CHAD J FLAKE
ROYLE P FLANORO
MAE FLEGG
DONOVAN FLEMING
HARVEY FLETCHER SR
HARVEY J FLETCHER
MARVIN H FOLSOM
JANET OAKS FRANCIS
JOSEPH C FREE
HERBERT H FROST
DEAN K FUHRIMAN
LAVELL C GAMETT
DAVID E GARDNER
JOHN H GARDNER
G JAY GARLICK
LAMAR E GARRARD
LA MOYNE GARSIOE
BYRON W GASSMAN
CRAWFORD GATES
EDWARD A GEARY
DAVID D GEDUES
MAR1SE GEDDES
BURTON C GEE
0 NORMAN GEERTStN
REZA GHANNAU
EILEEN GIBBONS
R ICHARD A G1BBY
JED G GIBSON
M CARL GIBSON
GURCHARAN S GILL
PRESTON R GLEDHILL
J REX GOATES
MARC1A GOATtS
MAX C GOL1GHTLY
A HAROLD GOODMAN
R IRWIN GOODMAN JR
REESE J GOODWIN
NAN 0 GRASS
MACCENE GRIMMETT
LUE GROESBECK
STEWART L GROW
CLARK GUBLER
OONWORTH GUBLER
RICHARO L GUNN
FRED EDGAR GUYMON
ROBERT F GW1LL1AM
H
LEROY R HAFEN
Wl LL JAM J HAFEN
RICHARD HALES
WAYNE B HALES
H TRACY HALL
JOHN R HALLIDAY
LAWSON 0 HAMBLIN
HARLEY R HAMMOND
MAY C HAMMOND
GLENNA MAVIS HANSEN
HAROLD I HANSEN
TERRENCE L HANSEN
DALE J HARDING
B CARMON HARDY
KENNETH R HARDY
CALLIS R HARMS
JAMES M HARRIS
JOHN S HARRIS
BLRTRAND F HARRISON
BETTY D HARRISON
ANNA b HART
charles j hart
david k hart
edward l hart
milton f hartvigsen
vermont c harward
george s haslam
howard f hatch
marlene hatton
Floyd e haupt
NENA RAE HAwKES
RICHARO T HAWKINS
DARWIN L HAYES
FRANKLIN R HAYMORE
C LYNN HAYWARD
ALMA HEATON
ISRAEL HEATON
FRANCES J HEDUU1ST
EUGAR E HENDRICKS
MARTHA A HENSTROM
CHARLES A HENSON
RICHARD HENSTROM
KARL P HERDE JR
W1LFORD M HESS
JEAN PIERRE HEUDIER
DUSTIN H HEUSTON
JOHN C HIGGINS
ARMIN J HILL
L DOUGLAS HILL
MAX WILMER HILL
KENNETH HlLLAM
RAY C HlLLAM
HORACE GILL HILTON
LYNN M HILTON
ROSS C HILTON
NITA MAY R HINTON
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RICHARD L HOLBROOK
MARIE HOLLEY
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480
When a volume such as this is complet-
ed, there is one undeniable fact which
is indelibly stamped into history. That
is, just as the faces of friends and pic-
tures of familiar scenes are permanent
in print, so are the mistakes which have
been made. Surely as Moroni, the Book
of Mormon prophet, pointed out in that
sacred history, the mistakes contained
herein were made by the staff of Ban-
yan 63 and those persons associated
with it. Nevertheless, any pleasure you
as a reader may derive from this histori-
cal book, the same staff of workers just-
ly deserve the plaudits. As an editor, I
am personally indebted to all those who
worked with me, knowingly or unknow-
ingly.
Banyan 63 is the largest ever published
for the Brigham Young University com-
munity, and the first to ever include the
dormitory living areas. But the real jus-
tification for this volume is its complete-
ness of campus coverage in the social,
academic, physical, and cultural areas.
We hope that the fifth area, spirituality,
pervades the book in the same intang-
ible way it pervades our lives.
When Penne Freebairn leaves the staff
as I do, a great part of Banyan tradi-
tion will go with us . . . yet we gladly
relinquish our positions so others may
gain the experience.
Space nor time permit me to list every-
one who helped make this annual pos-
sible; however, special recognition and
appreciation go to the personnel of the
Y Press, BYU Photo Studio, Cashier's
Office, and Data Processing who
worked behind the scenes handling the
technical aspects of production. To Bud
Tolman, Barbara Miller, Lon Carlston,
secretaries Karen Bailey and Emily Mc-
Claws, Wally Barrus, Nelson Ballard,
Gerald Hatch, and George Redd who
contributed their time and talents in
special areas. To the 1963 Sahuaro and
1963 Mirage staffs. To Clark's for
Everybody and Provo Sporting Goods
who supplied clothing for the Preferred
Man and Winter Carnival royalty re-
spectively. To Publications Manager
Merwin Fairbanks for being interested
and sympathetic. To Helio. And finally
to the staff. And to Penne (and Mike)
for loyalty and devotion to Banyan 63.
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