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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. 


CW«fc  . 


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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computers 

counted  12,400 

at  registration 


Registration:  lines  and  IBM  cards  .  .  . 
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 
.  .  .  Phone  4352  ...  so  that  everyone 
who  is  anyone.  .  .  Address  C2119  Hela- 
man  .  .  .  can  have  his  own  personal  copy 
.  .  .  Class  Junior  ...  of  my  vital  statist- 
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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Wl  Hoirieconiing 
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 


HHb»*- ^** 

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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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. 

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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 

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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. 
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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 

■ 


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. 

84 


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.) 


BHMHMEMBIMHiHMHnHHy 


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  ,  „ ,        „„ .  _ 

lrlA  ..  .  i/~iiir    Lieutenant  Colonel  William  J.  Gibson,  USAF, 

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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us    the  Fine  Arts  Center  took  shape. 


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expanding  campus  ? 


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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. 


115 


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. 


116 


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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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Sumn^T.lTf  nM?W    "^    '^^    ^   ST*" ,  °f    ^  ^  Alumni  files  were  keP4  on  IBM   car^  «***  ^ere  constantly  re- 

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£  ££ 
Harold  Smith,  Ke.th  Orme,  Donna  Sorensen,  Ronald  Hyde,  George  I.  Cannon,  Wilson  Sorensen,  Mark  A.  Benson 


117 


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118 


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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. 


119 


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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120 


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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. 


121 


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. 


123 


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. 


124 


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. 


125 


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. 


127 


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. 


128 


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 

c 

.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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Eileen  Jepsen.  Sandra  Wayman,  Avefua 
unson.  Janet  Allen.  Lynda  Mertz,  Mary  Jane 
Din*.  Sharon  King,  Meh  a  Lee  Allred,  Sandia 
Hair  Shields,  A.  John  Swensen,  Ro«  Egbert. 
Cook,  Annette  Albrechtsen,  Iva  June  Barrett. 
d  tow:  JoAnna  Williams  Sue  Phair.  Diane  R- 
torthy  Clark.  Don  Van  Xoy,  Spencer  Johnson. 
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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. 


■  '^  • 


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. 


169 


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. 


171 


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. 


176 


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. 


177 


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 


178 


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. 


180 


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 


rf  k%A  h 


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 


184 


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 


185 


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. 


Destiny 
Unlimited 


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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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Barnes,  James 
Bradford,  Dallas 
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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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 
Walker,  Valerie 


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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- 
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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. 


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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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Tingey,  Allan 

Voyce,  Kendall 

Woolley,  Phillip 


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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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Fre»/  row/:  Sharon  Harline,  Rose  Rogers,  Ilene  Crandall,  Colleen  Johnson,  Kathi  Bond,  Ethel  Appleton,  Penny  Clark,  Ruby  Ludwig,  Mary  Riding, 
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 

■■maBH 


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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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. 


279 


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. 


280 


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. 


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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. 


284 


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. 


286 


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. 


288 


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. 

290 


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. 

291 


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. 

292 


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 

293 


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. 





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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. 


299 


c-              ^ 

Ml 

f 

i 

i 

*. 

4 

SBB* 

- 

Head  cheerleader  Gary  Heiner  strained  to  get  a  power  response  from  the  crowd. 

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 
301 


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 

304 


305 


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 

310 


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. 


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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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180 


■^TO^WM»TO»»-M».~Mr«<^»  *~ 


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 


320 


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. 


^k"--**** 

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324 


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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/ 


325 


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. 


326 


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 


fiiriifl 


MUBMH^^^BK^V 


■■■H 


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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, 


328 


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. 


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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. 


n 

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Dean  of  Students 

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. 


342 


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. 


355 


HUH  II^^H  HHH  MHilM 


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 


Wtmw 


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. 


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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 


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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 


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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 


First  time  for  a  study  date  to  the  library 


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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 


364 


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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365 


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 

Huish,  Dennis  Copen 


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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 


Freshmen 


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Lambson,  Georgia  Lyn 
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. 


372 


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 


Roommates  were  helpful  when  that  first  phone  call  came 
from  a  new  man. 


377 


p*l 


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 


379 


*fj&P!3 


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 


dmMtl 


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, 
Scort, 
Scott, 
Scott, 
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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Freshmen 


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 

Waltman,  Leslie  Rav 


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Walton,  Julie  Ann 
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 


388 


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. 

391 


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 


392 


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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too  early,  so  .  .  . 


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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 


Edg  to  Har 


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 


396 


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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397 


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. 


Sophomores 


Har  to  Ken 


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Hellings,  Ronald  W. 
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. 


398 


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 


££  ftil  * 


399 


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 


400 


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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401 


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 


Mic  to  Pou 


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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 


402 


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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403 


Sophomores 


Pra  to  Smi 


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 
Sant.  Can*  Lerov 


404 


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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uniors 


A  to  Car 


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 


ft  #  %  £ 


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uniors 


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 


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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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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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uniors 


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 


42a 


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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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 


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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 

MBA  graduates 


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 


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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 
LEHI  F  HINTZE 
ROYAL  SEARS  HlNTZE 
CYNTHA  C  HIRST 
LEONA  HOLBROOK 
RICHARD  L  HOLBROOK 
MARIE  HOLLEY 
SHIRL  J  HONE 
KEI TH  H  HOOPES 
RUSSELL  N  HORIUCHI 
A  uURT  HORSLEY 
WM  A  HOSKISSON 
ALICE  E  HOWE 
ROBERT  J  HOWELL 
DEON  W  HUBBARD 
DARCUS  D  HYDE 
RONALU  G  HYDE 
PAUL  V  HYER 


HEED  M  IZATT 


ELLA  w  JARVIS 
URRIN  H  JACKSON 
RAMONA  M  JACOB 
BR1ANT  S  JACOBS 
MARGARET  A  JACOBS 
PHYLLIS  C  JACOBSEN 
M  WELLS  JAKEMAN 
SHEkALD  W  JAMES 
THOMAS  A  JAMES 
MIRIAM  JASPERSON 
AUGUST  W  JAUSSI 
RONDA  H  JENKINS 
MARTHA  R  JENNY 
ALLENE  ANNA  JENSEN 
DE  LAMAR  JENSEN 
JAMES  ALV1N  JENSEN 
LUCILLE  N  JENSEN 
MARIAN  DRURY  JENSEN 
MARY  B  JENSEN 
VERN  H  JENSEN 
GLORIA  DAWN  JENSON 
ERNEST  C  JEPPSON 
J  LORIN  JEX 
FRANZ  MARK  JOHANSEN 
CLUFF  JOHNSON 
ELDRED  A  JOHNSON 
GEORGEANNA  W  JOHNSON 
LYNN  ERIC  JOHNSON 
CARL  D  JONES 
J  RICHARD  JONES 
JENNIE  B  JONES 
ROLLO  SHELDON  JONES 
JENS  J  JONSSON 
CLIVE  D  JORGENSEN 
ELEANOR  JORGENSEN 


M 


K 


JOSEPH  J  KELLER 
HANS  W  KELLlNG 
BURTON  C  KELLY 
BETTY  JUNE  KILEY 
EDWIN  R  KIMBALL 
C  RODNEY  KIMBALL 
ALMA  W  KING 
RICHARD  G  D  KING 
HUGH  R  KIRKtNDALL 

lee  knell 
hattie  m  knight 
ronald  a  knight 
Elmer  m  knowlES 
mary  krider 
vern  k  kupfer 


WILLIAM  R  LAMBERT 
MERLE  E  LAMSON 
A  DEAN  LARSEN 
DON  H  LARSEN 
KENNETH  M  LARSEN 
LORNA  JEAN  LARSEN 
CLINTON  F  LARSON 
DONALD  B  LARSON 
GUST 1VE  0  LARSON 
VERNON  W  LARSON 
KENNETH  A  LAUKI TZEN 
LAWRENCE  D  LAWLOR 
JAMES  H  LAWRENCE 
W  DERBY  LAWS  JR 
HAROLD  R  LAYCOCK 
RALPH  G  LAYCOCK 
ROBERT  L  LAYTON 
EVELYN  MONSON  LEE 
HAROLD  W  LEE 
THOMAS  A  LEE  JK 
COURTNEY  M  LE1SHMAN 
BEN  E  LEWIS 
STELLA  D  LEWIS 
ELlZAfaETH  L  LIECHTY 
LE  ROY  R  LINDEMAN 
EARL  L  L1NDLEY 
DAVID  D  LINDSTROM 
WESLEY  P  LLOYD 
LESTER  BERT  LONG 
GARETH  W  LOwE 
DANIEL  H  LUDLOW 
DONALD  R  LYMAN 
KATHRYN  L  LYMAN 


MELVIN  P  MABEY 
HAROLD  S  MADSEN 
FRANCIS  R  MAGLEBY 
GARTH  L  MANGUM 
HAROLD  D  MANNING 
ROBERT  P  MANOOKIN 
DIXON  MARKHAM 
WILLIAM  E  MATHIS 
J  SCOTT  MART  IN 
J  ALUEN  MASON 
JAMES  A  MASON 
CONAN  E  MATHEWS 
EARL  MYRON  MAYNARD 
ROSS  J  MCARTHUR 
DON  L  MCCONKIE 
DEAN  M  MCDONALD 
OUlNN  G  MCKAY 
RUTH  MARY  MACKAY 
JOHN  E  MCKENDRICK 
LYNN  A  MCKINLEY 
MAX  E  MCKINNON 
KENT  H  MCKNIGHT 
MAUGHAN  MCMURDIE 
DELUERT  MCNAMARA 
C  CRAIG  MCNE [L 
ROGER  A  MCPHEETLRS 
WALTER  E  MCPHlt 
RICHARD  L  MLfbOS 
J  KEITH  MELV I LLE 
V  DALLAS  MERRELL 
CHARLES  L  MtTTEN 
ELAINE  MICHAELIS 
SEYMOUR  MIKKELSEN 
ELVA  K  MILLER 
KARL  A  MILLER 
MARSHALL  LEE  MlLLLK 
MART  IN  L  MILLER 
MAKlUN  T  MILLET! 
HAROLD  W  MILNEH 
GAYLE  f     MINcR 
HOLAND  I  MINSON 
ALoLRT  D  MITCntLL 
HAL  DWANE  MI TCHLLL 
OLIVE  K  MITCHELL 
H  RUDY  MCE 
J  C  MOFF I TT 
ELAINE  R  MONStN 
R  JOSEPH  MONSEN  JR 
DARktL  JAMtS  MUNSON 
GLEN  MOORE 
HAL  ij  MOURE 
ALONZU  J  MOKLEY 
EUWlN  O    MOKHELL 
JEANNETIE  MURKELL 
A  REEU  MORRILL 
J  LLAIR  MORK | s 
LAwRENLE  MOKRls 
SAU1E  0  MURHIS 
CARL  MORRISON 
UAkkELL  L  MOSES 
J  JOEL  MUSS 
JOSEPH  R  MUKwOCK 
JOSEPH  R  MURPHY 
WILLIAM  JAMES  MUkRl 
MERLIN  G  MYERS 


N 


KEITH  L  NAEGLt 
CLYDE  R  NAYLOK 
JAY  H  NAYLOR 
DALE  L  NELSON 
DON4LD  K  NELSON 
GLEN  T  NELSON 
HOKACL  UAVIU  NcLSoN 
H  MaRK  NELSON 
K  LL  ROI  NELSUN 
MARGIN  N  NELSUN 
HUGH  W  NlBLEY 
REIU  N  MuLEY 
HENRY  J  NICHULES 
FRED  K  NIELSEN 
LORNA  RUTH  NIELSEN 
ELOISE  NIELSON 
EVE  NIELSON 
HOwARU  L  NIELSON 
WENDLt  0  NltLbEN 
JOHN  DAVIS  NIXON 
JERRI  NOAKES 
SANuRA  NO«LL 
OULNTIN  R  NURUOkLN 


o 


CAROL  OAKS 

KE  I  TH  R  UAKES 

CLINTON  L  OAKS 

J  LLOYD  ULPlN 

LOUl SE  M  OLSE^ 

ERNEST  LEROY  OLSON 

J  t  URU 

SCOTT  OHHUCK 

BR YLt  □  UKTON 

J  oEVAN  UTT 

GLEN  FOWLER  OVAHU 

LYNN  J  OWENS 


RONALD  T  PACE 
T  EARL  PAROUE 
THANE  J  PACKEk 
SPENCER  J  PALMER 
KATHRYN  B  PARUOE 
BOYD  L  PARK 
CLYut  PAHKER 
KAREN  F  PARKE* 
JOANN  M  PARRY 
kOBEkT  C  PATCH 
CAROL  M  PATTERSON 
JOHN  W  PAYNE 
WAYNE  E  PeARCE 
E  N  PEARSON 
GLtNN  L  PEARSON 
DONALD  M  PECK  JK 
DARHL  M  PeDeRSON 
RlLHARU  GARY  PENKUU 
CHARLES  M  PcRLlVAL 
VAN  L  PERKINS 


BONNIE  M  PETERSON 
C  R  PETERSON 
UEAN  A  PETERSON 
tVAN  T  PETERSON 
HUGH  W  PETERSON 
BOYO  GAYLE  PE  TT 
W  REVELL  PHILLIPS 
LEONID  S  POLEVUY 
RILHARD  D  POLL 
J  PERRY  POLSON 
BILL  J  POPE 
bLAINE  M  PORTER 
LEROY  E  POkTFK 
NORMA  POTTEK 
D  CHRIS  POULOS 
VIKG1NIA  b  PCULSUN 
RALPH  F  PHESCOTT 
VICTOR  W  P'JKuY 


KAREN  O  UUARNSTKOM 


R 


MIMA  RASdAND 
ELLIS  T  RASMUSSEN 
PAUL  RASMUSSEN 
EOWlN  A  READ 
SUSAN  E  REAM 
JESSE  W  REEDER 
HOWARU  T  KEU 
E  F  RE IMSCMUSSEL 
RONALD  L  RHODES 
OWEN  S  RICH 
RUSSELL  R  RICH 
GRANT  S  RICHARDS 
JED  J  RlCHAkOSoN 
TED  E  R1ULNHQUR 
CHAUNCEY  C  RIDDLE 
GLORIA  M  KIOBY 
J  KE I TH  RIGUY 
DELoERT  E  ROAI.H 
BURION  W  KObINSON 
UONALU  W  ROBINSON 
P  B  ROBINSON  JR 
CLARENCE  k     ROdISON 
C  LAVAR  ROCKWOUU 
JAMES  KE  I  TH  ROGERS 
R  MAX  ROGERS 
LESLIE  MCKAY  ROLLINS 
RALPH  LOWELL  KOLLINf 
ANTONE  K  k'jM\Er 
C  JOSEPH  kUwBLRKY 


GLEN  SAGERS 
BILL  SAMPSON 
CAKMA  L  SANUBEKG 
IVAN  L  SANDERSON 
CLYDE  D  SANUGREN 
LAWRENCE  SAKDOM 
KIEFER  b  SAULS 
ALICE  M  SCM1 )T 
DONALD  T  SCHMIDT 
DAVID  A  SCHULTHESS 
FRED  A  SCHWLNUJMAN 
MOLLIS  SCOTT 
MAX  L  SCOTT 
JUNt  G  SEAKLt 
STERLING  U  SESSIONS 
DONALD  D  SHAW 
MERLIN  SHAo 
MACK  G  SHIRLEY 
R  PHIL  SHOMWAY 
R  WAYNE  SHUTE 
WILLIAM  K  SIODUWAY 
C  WARREN  SMMONUS 
ELbERT  R  SIMMONS 
JOHN  M  SIMUNStN 
KARL  M  SKUUSEN 
ARTHUR  D  SLAIER 
LYMAN  SMART 
CAROL  T  SMITH 
JAY  M  SMITH 
JOHN  L  SMITH 
KAY  H  SMI TH 
MURRAY  F  SM|  Tri 
OL  I  VER  K  SMI  TH 
RObERT  u  aM| [H 
ROOtHT  J  SMI  Jri 
WILI-ORD  E  SMI  TH 
KULON  N  SMI THSON 
L  UOUGLAS  SMOOT 
W ILL IAM  H  SNELL 
KARL  N  SNOW 
RICHARO  L  SNOW 
H  WAYNE  SOFFE 
EMORY  0  SUNOEHEObtK 
JOHN  LEON  SUHENSUN 
HELEN  D  SOV 1 Nt 
IRENE  0  SPEARS 
G  ALBERT  SPLNCEK 
LUClLE  SPeNLER 
SlUNEY  o  SPtRRY 
ELON  M  STANOEk 
STEPHEN  S  STANFUku 
HtLEN  STEVENSEN 
ORACE  NIXON  SltWART 
SHARON  S  STODDAKD 
DEE  LEON  STORKS 
JANE  GRANT  STOKKS 
DOUGLAS  W  sTOTT 
DARRELL  w  STUbBS 
RObERT  STUM 
HOWARD  C  STUTZ 
V  RAY  SUMMERS 
ALBERT  U  SWENSEN 
BEULAH  SWENSEN 
RUSSELL  b  SwENSEN 
JOSEPH  N  SYMONS 


FRED  Y  TAKASAKI 
OREA  B  TANNtR 
VASCO  M  TANNER 
WILMER  W  TANNER 
NORMAN  TAKbOX 
CHARLES  D  TmTE  JR 
ARGLE  L  TAYLOR 


bARDARA  TAYLOR 
CtLESTlA  J  TAYLOR 
ETMELYN  P  TAYLOR 
FLOYD  K  TAYLOR 
HARVEY  L  TAYLOK 
H  DARREL  TAYLOR 
JAMES  S  TAYLOR 
JOSEPHINE  C  TAYLOR 
L  JOHN  TAYLOR 
LYNN  D  TAYLOR 
ROBERT  C  TAYLOR 
WELUON  J  TAYLOK 
LLOYD  P  TAYSOM 
MAOELAiNE  H  ItOLASSY 
ROdERT  H  TEIChERT 
ELVIS  B  TEHRY 

j  kenneth  Thatcher 
douglas  h  thayer 
mur iel  thole 

john  alfrlu  thomas 
Robert  k  Thomas 
jane  Thompson 
i  rene  thomson 
lowell  d  thomson 
woodruff  c  thomson 

LUClLE  THORNE 
FRANK  M  T  IPPE  TTS 
wlLFORD  J  TOLMAN 
JACK  B  TRUNNELL 
KARL  L  TUCKLR 
GLEN  C  TUCKETT 
DONNA  LEE  TURLEY 
bLEN  H  TURNER 
ROUNEY  TURNER 
L  ELLIOTT  TUTTLE 
S  LYMAN  TYLER 
CLARtNCt  TYNDALL 
OT  TELLA  TYNOALL 


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HOWARU  F  UlnEL 
HICHARD  D  JLRICH 


V 


GAY  VALENTINE 
LEE  B  VALLNT |NE 
WENDELL  VANCE 

JOHN  W  van  con 

HOWARD  O  VANFLEET 
GLLNN  M  VERNON 
LINDA  VERNON 
ROSS  VIEHWEO 
JOSIE  S  VINCENT 


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ELIZABETH  WAHLUUIST 
J  HOMER  WAKEFIELD 
GERALD  R  WALK 
ALKE  T  WALKER 
PAUL  K  WALKER 
RUDGEK  H  WALKEH 
LULU  WALLACE 
MAX  V  WALLENTINE 

s  Elvon  warnek 

TED  J  WARNER 
BRUCE  WARREN 
MAX  L  WATERS 
JEAN  ANNE  wATEKSlRADl 
ARTHUR  R  WATKINS 
RAY  wATTtKS 
ORVIL  A  WATTS 
STANLEY  H  WATTS 
MAX  D  WEAVER 
ROSS  WEAVER 
FREDRICK  N  WEBB 
CLYDE  E  WEEKS 
KURT  WEINZ1NGER 
STANLEY  L  WELSH 
EARL  WENGKEEN 
DALE  H  WEST 
HAROLD  F  WESTERN 
CAROL  BETH  WHEELtR 
LESTER  B  WHETTEN 
SCOTT  WHJTAKER 
WETZEL  0  WH1TAKER 
FRtD  G  WHITE 
JONE  WH1TLFORU 
CLINT  C  WH1TF ItLD 
LESLIE  WHlIION 
HARRY  E  WlCKES 
HAROLO  E  wiLCOX 
RAY  T  WILCOX 
DOKAN  F  WILKES 
ERNEST  J  wlLKlNS 
J  KENNETH  WILLIAMS 
LINDA  J  WILLIAMS 
LULlLLE  J  WILLIAMS 
TESS  M  WILLIAMS 
ARNOLD  WILSON 
MARGUEHITL  WILSON 
WARREN  b  WILSON 
JOHN  M  WING 
R1LHMKU  O    WIRTHL1N 
EDWARD  WINhARO 
FRANK  "in. 
ALAN  RE1D  WlTBECK 
GLENA  D  WOOD 
STEPHEN  L  WOOU 
LEON  W  WOODF I  ELD 
GOLDEN  L  WOOLF 
RICHARD  R  WOOTON 
A  STERLING  WORKMAN 
KLEA  E  wORSLeY 
H  CURTIS  wRIGHT 
NORMAN  E  wRIGHT 
WAYNE  WYLcR 


DAVID  H  YARN  JR 
PAUL  H  YEAROUT 
RENtE  YERG 
HAZEL  YOUNG 
KARL  E  YOUNU 
LOUISE  L  YOUNb 


456 


Student  Index 


A  AGAR 

JAMES     ANURtw 

UUHUANK 

CAL 

•  SO 

AoAJl 

N    KAThRYN    JO 

ALHAMBRA 

CAL 

1S6 

AARON 

APRIL    EUNICE 
JOAN   CAROLYN 

SAN   FRANC1SCU22 

EVANSION 

■  YO 

2S2 

A  BOOT 

JULIA 

N   LAS    VEGAS 

AUUOl 

LlNUA    ANN 

E    HAMPTON 

CUNN 

Ahoar 

LYNN   hEHbCKT 

QUINCl 

ABBOT 

OAKVKLE 

■  ASH 

1S1 

ABBOT 

RICHARD    ȣub 

RENO 

NEV 

346 

ABEGG 

EN    JOAN 

2*1 

ABEL 

AREN  gene 

SAN    LEANDRO 

CAL 

392 

ABEL 

ATRKIA 

ONTARIO 

CAL 

ABERC 

OHDIc    GARY    L 

ABERDEEN 

.Ida 

•2k 

AbERS 

LO    LOUISE 

EL    PASO 

TEX 

392 

AbERC 

OHO  It    MAR IL    C 

AOEHUEEN 

IDA 

•  2* 

AOO     S 

EILA    MIDORI 

NE'l    SAMIR    FARAh 

UTAH 

ABRAM 

HOWARD    E 

SALEM 

UTAH 

•  10 

ABRAH 

HOWARD    E 

SAlEH 

UlAH 

ACKER 

ON    JOHN    F 

ARLINGTON            OS 

2  66 

ACKER 

AN    GERALDlNE    N 

MEAOVILLE 

ACOHb 

BONNIE    LEE 

SALT    LAKE    CTY 

2*6 

ACUNA 

ESTRELLA 

MONTEVIDEO 

ADAIR 

ANlEIA   GAYLt 

ACORu 

RE  ID   HENRY 

PROVO 

UTAH 

AUAJR 

MILD* 

OROERVILLE 

UTAH 

bRLNDA     JEAN 

LAS    VEGAS 

2SS 

AuAMS 

BRYANT    LEE 

HALSEY 

OREG 

AUAMS 

CONROY    H 

OREH 

UTAH 

AUAMS 

CAROLYN   JUNE 

JACKSON 

1ST 

ADAMS 

DAVID    J 

PROVO 

AUAMS 

OREn 

UTAH 

3S6 

ADAMS 

DIXIE    ANN 

HARANA 

AHIZ 

AUAMS 

KENNEWKK 

AUAMS 

DENNIS   GLtNN 

RIO   VISIA 

CAL 

AuAMS 

GEORGE    LAWRENCE 

MAGNA 

UTAH 

AUAMS 

JESSE    LURA1NE 

SANTA   MARIA 

CAL 

JAMES   DAVID 

BUSBY 

AUAMS 

PROVD 

UTAH 

LI  NLA     HARGARtI 

DOWNEY 

CAL 

•  10 

»w«s 

MAX    LEONE 
NATHAN    ALBERT 

!*• 

AUAMS 

OSCAR    RONALD 

UTAH 

A  JAMS 

RALPH   LAWRENCE 

ADAMS 

ROGER    JAMES 

LAS    VEGAS 

NEV 

•24 

ROBERT    LEE 

PHOENIX 

AMU 

19S 

RAYMOND   C 

AMERILAN    FK 

UTAH 

•2* 

ADAMS 

SHIRLEY    ANN 

LAS    VEGAS 

•24 

SHIRLEY    JEAN 

OREH 

UlAH 

JS6 

AuAMS 

SARA    JANE 

SAN    DIEGO 

C«L 

•2« 

ADAMS 

ViCKI    LDRRAINL 

HUNTINGTuN   Pk 

CAL 

•  10 

ADAMS 

Irina  -Clare 

CALDWELL 

IDA 

230 

AuAMS 

N    DENNIS    KAY 

PL    GROVE 

UTAH 

ADAMSON  UIANA 
ADAMSON  JANET  ANNE 
ADAMSON  NEwELL  HENRY 
ADDY  CAROLINE  STUCKI 
ADKINS  wlL«A  HARRIET 
ADCOCK  DAVID  RANDOLPH 
AUU1RRE  JOSEPH  M 
AGulAR  TONY  LAWRENCE 
AGUIRRE  ROBERT  N 
Eah  LAVbRNA  D 
CORN  ROBERT  C 
STROM  JOHN 
ANDER  JAMES  F 
STEOT  JOSEPHINE  L 
STROM  GLENDA  LEt 


TORONTO  UNI   06   CAI 


LAS  VEGAS 
CASTRO  VALLEY 
SHIPROCK 


lDI  I 
INERT  . 


VII 


'  JOE 


AlDUKAITIS  NELSON  C 
AIKEN  LUCILLE  MARIL 
AINA  KALAUNANI  T 
AKI  JOHN  MALULAM  JR 
ALAND  6AROAHA  JANE 
ALBERTSEN  SOLVEIG  A 
AL8RECHT  ThOMAI  BLAIR 
ALUREISEN  JACK  VERNON 


LAS 

VEGAS 

SAL 

LAKE    CI 

SAN 

Gabriel 

UOONEVlLLE 

POR 

U   ALL    R 

COLF 

KANEUHE 

HON 

PELIER 

LAKE    CT 

HAVE 

HFORD 

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mT^E' 


i  SnEHI 


LEE   SWEET  HOME 


iLCORN  NOLAN  RAY 
>LOER  GWENDOLYN  CAR! 
■  LOER  BRUCE  LOUIS 

SHARON  RENEE 


ANOER 

iNDEC 


JACK 


SOBER 


ISON  \ 

R  JAMES  ALLEN 

R  MARRENE 

R  KElTll  ULr,.,, 

R  DENNIS  GEORGE 


IDITI 
REED  I 


VIN 


I  ION  I A 
N  CAROL  HANSEN 
N  CAROL 
N  CHESTER  L  JR 

tVU-  THOMAS 
N  DAVID  WILLIAM 
DIANE 

DONALD  BRUCE 


N   GARY    BYRUM 


HOOD   RIVER 
HUDSON 

SAN   BERNARDIN 

CLINTON 

PROVO 

OREM 

PHOVO 

MEiUUllE 

SPRlNGVILLE 

SPRINGVILLt 

SILVER    SPH 

ST    GEORGE 

DOISE 

eoist 

SPRlNGVILLE 
SPRlNGVILLE 

MONTEREY    PARK 
MONTEREY    PARK 
INGLLWUOD 
PALU    ALTU 


CUCAMONGA 

PLEASANT    GR 

SPOKANE 

LOS   GATOS 

PROVU 

SLA  TILE 

SALT    LAKE    CI  I 


JAMES    VERNETI 

BELMONT 

JERRY    BRENT 

SHOSHONE 

JOHN   MJChAEl 

SUNNYSIUE 

JUDY    GAIL 

GUNNISON 

kathlhine   p 

KATHERINE    MARK 

SUNNY SIDE 

kat-hRyn 

LUS    ANGELE 

LINDA     LAREE 

KINGSTON 

MARVIN    LYNN 

AMERICAN   F 

MARY    INEZ 

PROVO 

M    JANE  ANNE 

MESA 

NANCY    C 

VAN    NUYS 

PAMELA    T 

RICHARD    M    JR 

PRESCOIT 

RICHARD   JOHN 

RAYMOND   Al 

RICHARD   MILES 

COLUMBIA    F 

RODNEY    LIONEL 

ROCHESTER 

ROoERT    FRANCIS 

ULIND-LE 

ROBERT    JERRY 

El    MUNIl. 

SHARON    JEAN 

Thomas  stanlly 

SAL HUN 

SPOKANE 

VIVIAN    ELAINE 

VERNAL 

Vivian  Elaine 

VERNAL 

N    VIRGINIA     LIE 

STOCKTON 

MARGARET    DENISE 

06DEN 

Y    RONNIE    UE    S 

E   *lan  lowis 

CHEHALIS 

SON    CAIHtRINE    AN 

1       CALGARY    AL'A 

ON    WILLIAM    CLARK 

L-JULLi 

E-.DH.LIH     KAREN    A 

MIOVALE 

UN    JENNEIIE 

PROVO 

SPRlNGVILLE 

OREM 

HIN    JESSIE     AUELl 

»      OMLM 

KIN    PEGGY    JEAN 

KENNEwICK 

EU    ANNALUL 

NO    SACREMENIO 

D   OAvID 

AwRENCE 

SHCLLtY 

D   DUROlH 

GARDEN   GR 

d  nun 

D   EARL 

AMERICAN    FUMK 

D    EARL 

AMERICAN    FUNK 

0   GARTH 

PROVO 

D    JUDITH 

LYNNE 

WHEAT    HIDGt 

ALLREO    K 

ISTINE 

ALOUOUEROUE 

N   H 

IMi 

IM 

BOUNTIFUL 

190. 

192.    206 

ALLREO   MELVA    LEE 

PROVO 

UlAH 

216. 

!•>•>,    410 

ALLREO   H 

CHAEL     HAYNt 

196 

CHARu    UORUON 

BOUNTIFUL 

2TS. 

392 

ALLREO    R 

CHARo   GORUUN 

.1     UN  1  1FUL 

ALLREO    S 

A  RON 

PLEASANT    GR 

ALLREO    SHERYLE    LAOINE 

UlAH 

ALLRED    V 

RLAN    DALE 

PROVO 

UTAH 

ALLRED    ■ 

ALBUOUERGUE 

ALMOND   MARGERY 

CLEARFIELD 

UTAH 

177 

ALLSOP     SHEILA    MARY 

GRACE 

IDA 

llti 

241 

ALL  SOP    L 

MM 

LAS    VEGAS 

NEV 

1*2 

ALMOND   R 

Y   MAR  TEL 

PRESTON 

IDA 

ALMOND   ROBERT    JOHNSON 

PRESION 

IDA 

1*0 

ALSUP    JAMES   MCNEILL 

SI    COVINA 

CAL 

1*9. 

4S0 

ALTMAN   PATRICIA    ANN 

PI    WASHINGTON 

ALTMAN    CARL    WILLIAM 

GRAND    FORKS 

ALSIROM    JOHN    KIRBY 

FRESNO 

CAL 

ALSTEnT 

2S9 

ALWAY    NANCY     SHERYL 

SPOKANE 

2SS.     344 

AMIRSOLE 

HANI     ARJANG 

OGOEN 

UTAH 

•  24 

AMES   BRE 

T    CARTER 

ALEXANDRIA 

AMES   STEPHEN   L 

MORONI 

UTAH 

•  24 

AMES    IER 

Y    WENDELL 

PROVO 

UTAH 

•  2* 

AMossEN 

ERRY    WAYNE 

ROSWELL 

AMMONS    F 

ANCES    LOUISE 

PUEBLO 

COLO 

i*u. 

!•«•    424 

AMTOFT    SUSAN    MARIE 

EL    CLRRITD 

CAL 

192 

AMUNDSEN 

SUE    ELLEN 

LAS    VEGAS 

NEV 

•  24 

ANDERSEN 

HOWARD    L 

PROVO 

UTAH 

ANOERSEN 

JEANNE    BAIRU 

SALT     LAKE    ClYOB 

UlAH 

ANOERSCN 

LINDA    RAE 

UTAH 

2ss. 

392 

ANDERSON 

KAREN 

LONG    BEACH 

CAL 

ANOERSEN 

MYRTLE     KAY 

SALT    LAKE    ClY 

UTAH 

ANDERSEN 

NAOMI     DIANE 

ELS1N0RE 

UTAH 

424 

ANOERSEN 

THOMAS    M 

LOS    ANGELES       36 

CAL 

424 

ANOERSEN 

TODD   GILBERT 

ELSINORE 

UlAH 

ISO 

ANDERSON 

VERNAL 

UTAH 

ANDERSON 

ANNE 

ALPINE 

•  24 

ANDERSON 

AVIS   MARIE 

PAYSON 

UTAH 

ANDERSON 

BARBARA    JEAN 

san  bernaroin 

CAL 

226. 

3S6 

ANDERSON 

BARCLAY    ■ 

-ESININSTtR 

CAL 

ANDERSON 

BECKY    LEE 

LAS    VEGAS 

NtV 

iSIt 

IH 

ANDERSON 

BILLY    JOE 

UTAH 

ANDERSON 

BRUCE    W 

OAK    RIDGE 

ILNN 

las. 

273.     lib 

ANDERSON 

URENDA 

SPRlNGVILLE 

UTAH 

ANOERSON 

CARMA    J 

■  YO 

424 

ANDERSON 

CAROL    L 

OOwNEY 

CAL 

2  26. 

241 

ANOERSON 

CAROLE    KAY 

AVENAL 

CAL 

CAROLE    KAY 

AVENAL 

CAL 

ANDERSON 

DANIEL    W 

SANDY 

UlAH 

•24 

ANDERSON 

DAVID   OSCAR 

■OODLANU    HlLL 

LAL 

ANDERSON 

DALE    LON 

LAS    VEGAS 

NEV 

ANDERSON 

DEAN    RAY 

PROVU 

UIAh 

ANDERSON 

DIANL 

209. 

243 

ANOERSON 

EUDY    ELLIS 

CHEHALIS 

WASH 

424 

ANDERSON 

Eul TH    EILEEN 

VtNICE 

UIAh 

ANDERSON 

L     LARAINE    A 

CHEHALIS 

WASH 

172. 

24B.    2M 

ANDERSON 

ELAINE 

AMERICAN    FORK 

UTAH 

ANDERSON 

EUNICE    DIANE 

UTAH 

410 

ANDERSON 

Everett  e 

ANDERSON 

FAYE    LEILANI 

PROVO 

UTAH 

ANDERSON 

GARY    LEE 

CI IHUS    HEIGHT 

CAL 

ANDERSON 

L-AHY    ARNOLD 

IDA 

2  76 

ANDERSON 

GARY    CALL 

PORTLAND 

ORE 

ANDERSON 

GARY    LEE 

199. 

SSI 

ANOERSON 

GEORGIA    L 

■JEM 

AHU 

ANDERSON 

GEHALUINE    M 

AMERICAN   FORK 

UTAH 

ANDERSON 

HELVlE    D 

AMERICAN    FORK 

•  24 

ANOERSON 

I  LA 

GHANISV1LLE 

UIAH 

ANDERSON 

CAL 

3SA 

ANDERSON 

JACQUELINE 

PASADENA 

CAL 

262. 

•  10 

ANDERSON 

JACK 

194 

ANOERSON 

JAMES    FRANKt 

PROVO 

UIAH 

ANOERSON 

JAMES    C 

IUAHO   FALLS 

JS6 

ANOERSON 

JAMES    DAVID 

OLYMPIA 

3S6 

ANDERSON 

JAMES   LANE 

a  covina 

CAL 

ANDERSON 

JAMES    a 

WENUUVER 

ANDERSON 

jane   Ellen 

SAN   BERNAROIN 

CAL 

•  10 

ANDERSON 

JANICE     JEAN 

CANOGA    PARK 

CAL 

220 

ANDERSON 

JAY    DENNIS 

CAMPBELL 

CAL 

ANDERSON 

JEROME    GREGG 

614 

ANDERSON 

JUAN    ELLEN 

LIVlNGSION 

N    J 

2M. 

2SAi    «ff 

ANOERSON 

JOHN    ALFREO 

N    HOLLY WOOU 

CAL 

ANDERSON 

JOHN    OAVID 

PROVO 

UIAH 

ANDERSON 

JOHN    STEPHEN 

RICHF1ELU 

UTAH 

ANDERSON 

JOHN   R 

WENUUVER 

UTAH 

ANDERSON 

JULIA    ESTHER 
KAREL     ANN 

ANDERSON 

KATHLEEN   0 

PROVO 

ANDERSON 

KAREN 

2SS. 

l»ll     J56 

ANOERSON 

kEnna 

BUHLEY 

IDA 

210. 

392 

ANOERSON 

KENNETH    w 

AMERICAN   FURK 

UTAH 

ANOERSON 

KELBY    JOHN 

IOAHU    FALLS 

ANOERSON 

LAWRENCE    0 

SANTA   MONICA 

CAL 

424 

ANDERSON 

LARRY    GOROON 

FAIRBANKS 

ALSX 

ANOERSON 

LEE    GRANT 

PORTLAND 

ORE 

2TB. 

1SS.    3S6 

ANDERSON 

LlNOA    LEE 

LOS    ANGELES      24 

CAL 

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ANDERSON 

LINDA    JOY 

PROVU 

299 

ANDERSON 

LOUIS    S 

LANCASTER 

CAL 

ANOERSON 

LOWELL    E 

PORTLAND 

ORE 

SS6 

ANOERSON 

ROSEBURG 

UHE 

'67, 

IH 

ANOERSON 

MAR    JEAN 

hazelton 

IDA 

Iff! 

ANDERSON 

SPANISH   FORK 

UTAH 

410 

ANOERSON 

NANCY    ANN 

REISER 

ISA 

ANDERSON 

MICHAEL    DEE 

KOOIAk 

ALSK 

ANDERSON 

MICHUL     M 

PROVO 

ANOERSON 

WINCHESTER 

2S2 

ANOERSON 

OREM 

ANDERSON 

NEIL    MELV1N 

IDAHO   FALLS 

ANDERSON 

NLAL    DEAN 

OKLAHOMA   CITY 

OKLA 

410 

ANDERSON 

NEAL    DEAN 

OKLAHOMA    CITY 

OKLA 

ANDERSON 

NORMA    EELYNN 

GARDEN   GR 

CAL 

ANDERSON 

CAL 

•  24 

ANDERSON 

PAUL    BRENT 

UTAH 

2B0 

ANDERSON 

PAUL    H 

MIOVALE 

UTAH 

ISA 

ANDERSON 

PROVO 

UTAH 

ANDERSON 

REBECCA    ANN 

RICHFIELD 

UTAH 

204 

ANDERSON 

RICHARD    J 

WHI IT IER 

CAL 

192 

ANDERSON 

RICHARD   E 

BURLEY 

IDA 

ii(. 

ANDERSON 

RICHARD    JAY 

PROVO 

UlAH 

267 

ANDERSON 

ROBERT    JESS 

177. 

■H 

ANDERSON 

ROGER     IMANK 

187. 

320.     3S6 

ANDtRSON 

RONALU   E 

MANSFIELD 

OHIO 

ANDERSON 

ROLANU    E 

OREM 

UTAH 

•SO 

ANDERSON 

SANDRA     JOYCE 

BOISE 

IOA 

424 

ANDERSON 

SACRAMENTO         22 

CAL 

•  24 

ANDERSON 

SHELDON    L 

SALT    LAKE    CTYIS 

UlAH 

ANDERSON 

197 

ANDERSON 

STEVEN    LEIGH 

SAN    JOSE 

CAL 

•  10 

ANDERSON 

PASADENA 

LAL 

212. 

392 

ANOERSON 

STEVEN    L    S 

ANDERSON 

STEPHEN    JOHN 

SPRING    CITY 

UTAH 

ANOERSON 

STEVEN    JAY 

TREMOHTON 

UTAH 

ANDERSON 

THEO   GEORGE 

MYTON 

UTAH 

TERRELL    DUCE 

HYDE     PARK 

UTAH 

ANOERSON 

VERNON    LEE 

SPRlNGVILLE 

UTAH 

ANOERSON 

'OUNTN   GREEN 

UTAH 

»»6 

ANOERSON 

ANNABtLLA 

UTAH 

ANOtRTON 

CARL    NED 

DUCHESNE 

UIAH 

110 

UTAH 

1S6 

ANQRA   CARL    E 

LINCOLN 

NEBR 

ANORA    RO 

S   LESLIE 

PRESION 

IDA 

424 

ANDRA    OAL 

I 

UIAH 

ANOREASEO 

WILLIAM    ROY 

PORT    GAMBLE 

■  ASH 

IM 

ANOREASEN   FRANK    M 

CHINA    LAKE 

CAL 

ANUREASS 

N    i.M.  i..(.     L     H 

SPRlNGVILLE 

UTAH 

ANOREASO* 

NYALS    * 

CAL 

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FQwERS    WAYNE    DEAN 

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FOWERS    CRAIG   tMERSON 

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FUWl.ER     JOHN    l»t»iuN 

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foulER    Ruth  Ann 

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UTAH 

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lYO 

FOX    JAMES    ALLAN 

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M3T3 

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FOX    HARS«A    L 

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UTAH 

FOX    OLIVIA    K 

FOX    SUSAN   HAuREEN 

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CEDAR    LITT 

UTAH 

FRAME    PATRICIA    UEON 

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UTAH 

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UTAH 

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UlAH 

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CAL 

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SPANISH    FORK 

UTAH 

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FRANCIS    RONALD    G    JR 

spamsh  fork 

UTAH 

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CAL 

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CENTLRCltLU 

UTAH 

FNANUSEN    KAlHLEtN 

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UTAH 

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SEATTLE 

■  ASH 

FRANKMAN     CAROL     M 

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PROVO 

UTAH 

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IDA 

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UTAH 

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IDA 

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BERKELEY 

CAL 

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RONCHIN 

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SAlI     LAKt 

UTAH 

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CAL 

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vallEjo 

CAL 

FRAZIER    GERALO    ALLAN 

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FRECKLETON    KARLA    0 

UTAH 

FREDERICK    RICHARO    M 

FOREST    f.ROVE 

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M10VALE 

UTAH 

FREE    JOSEPH   CARL 

UlAH 

FNEtBAIRN    JOANN 

LOS    ANGELES       4l 

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PROVO 

UTAH 

FREEBAIRN    PENNE    0 

HERMOSA    BEACH 

FREELANO    MAHJORIE    C 

RENO 

NEV 

FREEMAN    UAvlO    WALTER 

FRESNO                    36 

CAL 

FREEMAN    LONNIt    L 

TOPPENISh 

■  ASH 

FREEMAN     ORUCE     L 

UTAH 

FREEMAN    LLOYD    MASON 

PATRICK 

S    C 

FREEMAN    M1LOREO 

CAL 

FREER    LOA    ANN 

FREESTONE    ANN 

MESA 

ARIZ 

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ARIZ 

FREESTONE    JACOUELlNE 

MESA 

ARIZ 

FREHNER    REX    ARLAPt 

LAS    VEGAS 

NtV 

FRE1    RALPH    LLOVO 

MO  At* 

UTAH 

FRENCH    LETTY    L 

ENCINO 

CAL 

FRENCH   RICHARD    S 

MESA 

ARIZ 

FRESH   PATSY    MARILYN 

BLACKFOOT 

FRIANT    REX    WAYNt 

PLEASANT    GR 

UlAH 

F«1ER    WARREN    SCOTT 

CASPER 

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PROVO 

UTAH 

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WASH 

FRONK    ROBERT    0 

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UTAH 

FROST    GUY    CARSON 

UTAH 

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MONIICELLO 

UlAH 

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WASH 

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fullmer  beverly  kayt 
fullmer  gaynell 
fullmer  judith  i 
fullmer  Phyllis  kaye 
fullmer  neura  s 
fullmer  marvin  lew 
fullmer  wayne  dennis 
fullmer  terry  l 

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FUNK    RONALD   t) 
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FURMAN    MARY     JEAN 
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GA8B0TI     FRANCES     KAYE 

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UTAH 

GAOD   MARGARET    JEAN 

NEPHI 

UTAH 

GAGON    SANDRA    LOUISE 

ALEXANDRIA 

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MONTICELLC 

UTAH 

GAGON   GERALD    P 

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UTAH 

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PLEASANT    GR 

UTAH 

GALBRAITH    KlRK    P 

RICHLAND 

WASH 

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CAL 

GAmRAITH    JAMES    M 

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CAN 

GALE    LEON  DEMAR 

RICHLAND 

WASH 

GALE    BRENT    E 

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UlAH 

GALE    DOUGLAS    LAVOIR 

RICHLAND 

WASH 

GALE    ELAINE    MARIE 

PROVO 

UTAH 

GALE    PATRENA 

PROVO 

UTAH 

GALE    NORD   LORAN 

DUNCAN 

ARIZ 

GALE     TERRY    WILLIAM 

SPRINGVILLE 

GALE    PATRA    LOUIaE 

GALLAGHER    WILLIAM   K 

LOS    ANGELES      49 

CAL 

GALLAGHER    JEAN    HEtVES 

BArSlUt                  64 

N    Y 

GALLAGHER    GLOHGt    R 

BAYSIOE 

GALLEGUS    LORA    CAROL 

SALT    LAKt    CTY 

UTAH 

GALLI    GERALDINE     IUA 

PINt    GN 

GALLIGER    LAURIE 

GALLOWAY    CHARLOTTE    V 

BOGALUSA 

GALLOWAY    LOLA    JtAN 

HAINtS    CITY 

FLA 

GAMBLE    GAYLE    UIANE 

SAN   OIEGO            ON 

GAMBLE    JAMES    EARL 

OREM 

UTAH 

GAMETT    JOE     TAYlOR 

PROVO 

UTAH 

GANZEL    OAVlu    KENNITH 

SOUTH   GATE 

CAL 

GANO    DARLENt 

KtOSAUOUS 

IUWA 

GANI    DOUGLAS    JAY 

HAwTHORNt 

CAL 

GANT     SANURA    BARNEIT 

UTAH 

GARDEN    CAROL 

SEASIDE 

CAL 

GARCIA    VINCENT    HENRY 

TOOELE 

GARCIA    CARLOS    C 

EL  phado 

GARBER    PAUL    JEROLD 

GREENVILLE 

CAL 

GARCIA    LEROY    ERNEST 

El   phado 

GARCIA    GLORIA 

GARDEN    CAROL 

SEASIDE 

CAL 

GARNER    AUELBERT    LEROY 

TOOELE 

UTAH 

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GAftOtA    FRANCES    Y 

GARDNER  ANDREW    ROYAL 

GARDNER  HARRY    OOYLE 

GARDNER  BNENT 

GARDNER  CAROL    ANN 

GARDNER  DAHL    TOCANU 

GARDNER  DIANE 

GAROnER  DAVID    WAYNE 

GARDNER  DARREL    M 

GARDNER  DORETIE    6AY 

GARDNER  GLENDA    JUNE 

GARONER  HENRY    JERRY 

GARDNER  HELEN  E 

GABuNEM    JUDITH    KAREN 
GARDNER    JOAN 
GARDNER    JERRY 
GARDNER    KAREN    M 
GARDNER    KARREN   LEE 
GARONER    LARRY    M 
GARDNER    LANCE    GLEN 
GARDNER    LESLIE    ANN 
GARDNER    MARSHA 
GARDNER    MARGARET 
GARDNER    MAUREEN 
GARONER   MURRAY    BRENT 
GARDNER   NIKE 
GARDNER    NOROA 
GARONER    ROSALIE 
GARDNER    RICHARD    I  -  -  I  .. 
GARONER    ROKANt 
GARDNER    ROBERTA 
GARDNER    RICHARD    - 
GARONER    HOttERT    COVEY 
GARDNER    RULON    BARRY 
GARDNER    SHARON 
GARFF    SUZANNE 
GARLAND    DOUGLAS    A 
GARN   PHILIP    GRAHAM 
GARN   KAROLYN    JOANNA 
GARN   RALPH   FRANKLIN 
GARRARD   LAMAR    ELW1N 
GARRETT    Amy    SUZANNE 
GARRETT    CHARLtNt 
GARRETT    CLAUDIA    GAI 


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GARRICK    ROGER    S 
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GARRISON    ROY    DALE 
GARRISON    JOHN   MARTIN 
GARRISON    NONTt    HAKLEN 
GARSIDE    JAYNE    G 
GARVIN   GROVER 
GARVEY    MARJOR1E    S 
GARRISON    LAVERDA    M 
GAJSAWAY    WILLIAM    S 
GASSMAN    JAMES    RICHAKO 
GATES   DOROTHY    t 
GATES   JUDITH    JOY 
GAT  TEN  OREN   JAY 
GATTEN    RICHARO    «" 
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GAUCHAY    ANN   M 
GAD   ARDITH   GALE 
GAY    MOnDEN   LEON 
GAY    LARRY    GLEN 
GAY    SUNNETTE    ANN 
GAY    FARRAL    DEE    JR 
GAY    MARVIN   LEWIS 
GEAR    ROBERT    E 
GLARY    JOHN   LOUIS 
GbDDES   EM1L    JOHNSON 
GEDOES   ROXENE 
GEE    GERALDINE    HOPE 
GEE    KENNETH    PAUL 
GEE    KARTELL    JOSEPH 
GEMRING   GERALD    K 
GEHRING   BRENT    D 
GEIGLE    RONALD   L 
GENIRY    LELAND    HOMER 
GEORGE    CLAUDIA    LtE 
GEORGE    RAV    S 
GEORGE    HAYNE    MARION 
GtRARO    SUSAN    BtLLE 
GERBER    CAROL    MAY 
GERMER    COLLEEN 
GERNET    ARLENE    SUE 
GERLACH   REGIME    KAEIHE 
GERRARD    CONSTANCE    MAE 
GERTSCM    DALE    ALLEN 
GERISCH    BONNIE    J 
GESTSCH    RENEE    CARLENE 
GESSFOHD    JACQUELINE    M 
GtSSEL    STEVE   F 
GHAMATRASSA    ESMAIl 
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GHEEN    WILLIAM    LLOYD 
GHAFFARI    REZA 
GET  IS    LARRY    DAVID 
GIAUOUt    UAVIO   HUGHES 
GI6B    DAVID    R 
GIBB   MAX    GtRALO 
G18B    MARILYN 
GIBB    JESSE    LON 
GIBB   VICTOR   NOLAN 
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junes  ronald  calvin 
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jones  ton! 
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jones  viola  fat 
jones  wanoa  verlene 
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jORGENSEN    jEANINE 
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juod  carol  diann 
juoo  colleen 
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juoo  ootle  robert 
juod  david  Phillip 
judo  .-■•■•:_  thomas 
judo   ira  nahonri 

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kInball  Yielding  king 
kimball  gordon  r 

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KlNBALL  LINOA    ANN 

KiNBALL  LARAT    ROBERT 

KlNBALL  LEE    MARTIN 

KiNBALL  PATRICIA 

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KlNBER     KAREN    E 
KINBER    GEORGIA    Ann 
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mallea  carol  ann 
malmgren  faye  ladawn 
malov  albert  louis 
malome  dinah  lee 
maloy  maureen  ann 
malouf  julie  madge 
malone  linda 
malone  dinah  lee 
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malstrom  karren   lea 
malzahn  linda  sue 
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midland  Charles  lerot 

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miller  grant  alden 
miller  james  ronald 

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GLENDALE 

CAL 

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137 

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320 

OUINNEY     SUSAN    ANN 

WHITTIER 

JBO 

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COS    COB 

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239* 

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WASH 

261. 

419 

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IDA 

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232 

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453 

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199. 

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441 

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419 

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187. 

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380 

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MIOVALE 

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204! 

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151 

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22* 

RALPH    ELAINE 

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UTAH 

350 

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DOWNEY 

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419 

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391 

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BISHOP 

CAL 

RAMMELL    MICHAEL    LEON 

REXUURG 

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262. 

419 

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CAL 

RAMSTROM    MICHAEL    W 

RICHMOND 

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phoenix 

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419 

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randall  Charles  nyle 

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CEDAR    CITY 

149 

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201. 

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LOS   ANGELES 

CAL 

RANDALL    NICK    HARVEY 

JOSEPH   CI  IT 

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151. 

274* 

360 

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190. 

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404 

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IDA 

RANDALL    SCOTT    YOUNG 

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IDA 

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380 

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217* 

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380 

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380 

RAPIER    DAVIO    ARlHUR 

DOWNEY 

CAL 

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262* 

619 

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233 

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441 

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360 

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404 

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CAL 

ICC 

RASMUSSEN    DIANNE 

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UTAH 

RASMUSSEN   OAHRIS    T 

FORT    DUCHESNE 

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205* 

419 

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PROVO 

380 

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PROVO 

UIAH 

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161 

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MICH 

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190. 

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RASMUSSEN   LAOAWN 

PAYSON 

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380 

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291. 

404 

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380 

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380 

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419 

ravsten  Curtis  earl 

HtVBURN 

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CAL 

244 

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ATHEHTON 

CAL 

131* 

26*. 

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PHOVO 

UTAH 

RAWLINGS    ALAN   MAY 

PROVO 

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RAWLINGS    SHIRL    J 

ROOSEVELl 

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461 

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441 

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188 

RAwLINS    DOROTHY    HELEN 

WASH 

237* 

380 

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ARIZ 

360 

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240 

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380 

RAWLS    JAMES    FRANKLIN 

SAN    FRANCISCO 

CAL 

240 

RAWLINSON   LEWIS    EARL 

DELIA 

UTAH 

145* 

300 

RAWLINSON    JOLENE    RUTH 

NO    HOLLYWOOD 

CAL 

RAwSON    CAROLE    LUClLE 

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CAL 

299* 

419 

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360 

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213 

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380 

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riggins  thomas  "os* 

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robertson  oiane  o 
robertson  jamell 
robertson  james  - 
robertson  jahes  ■ 
robertson  joel  scott 
robertson  linoa 
robertson  lanka 

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Robinson  Sharon  ann 
robinson  sue 

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ROGERS    JOSEPH    RONAlu 
ROGERS    JAMES    KEI Ih 
ROGERS    KENNETH   EUGENE 
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ROGERS    mart    in 
ROGERS    mOanA    jean 
ROGERS   MICHAEL 
ROGERS    PAMEL*    JUNE 
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ROGERS    ROSE    ANN 
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is  indelibly  stamped  into  history.  That 
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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- 
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ly deserve  the  plaudits.  As  an  editor,  I 
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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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