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PRESESTIIli

L.Al\

GLENN H. CRUMP

Business Manager

BRUCE HILTON

Editor

Published by the Associated Students

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY

Provo. Utah
Printed by Brififham Young University Press. June. 1Q49

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FOREWORD

1 he Banyan Ircc found i Ijicfly in India sends ari<'l rods
down from ils Ijranrhcs. Wlien anchored in llie soil (liese roots
serve lo support (he ever expanding growth of branches and
folage. In this manner the tree spreads from one small area to
cover many acres.

Similarly our Banyan yearboofc, recording on ils leaves
in word and picture the life of and spirit of the "V . takes root
in the hearts of students, faculty and friends. It spreads the
spirit from our small local campus throughout the world— a
perpetual bond of understanding, good will and friendship.

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CONTENTS

HUB

Campus "

Admi nisi rat ion 20

SPOKES

Colleges 40

RIM

Classes 9"

Graduates ^^

Seniors '0'

Juniors ' ^^

Sophomores '"1

Freshmen '95

Activities 236

Athletics 288

Organizations 520

Index 417

The Wheel has always been the s>inbol of dyn-
amic movement— the wheels of industry, the wheels of
fortune, the wheels of progress. Beheving that our
wheel of college is the embodiment of these and all the
other important wheels on which life and the world
moves forward^we dedicate this Banyan. Our \vhee
of college is a unified whole. The hub around which
all centers is the campus and administration. The
spokes going out in all directions are the colleges. The
rim which binds all else together and on which the
wheel of college really runs are our campus organi-
zations and activities.

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The gateway to the Lower Campus leads one
to the Education building, gleaming in the after-
noon sun.

The Training Building, left, is home of
BYU s elementary school and ihe Men's Gym.
College Building, where many a play had an
appreciative audience; and bottom, the Y's Wo-
men's Gym.

lona House, Allen Hall,
Knight Hall, Warnick House,
ana Campus Dorm— all of which
are home to many of the coeds
on campus. These residence halls
are almost as well known to the
males as to the females.

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The several steps and trails
leading to and from our Upper
Campus. The second East. Third
East, and Fourth East steps all
caused many a student to become
leg weary. Right, the lovely hill
approach; formerly for automo-
bile traffic, now reserved for pe-
destrian use.

The sundial at the foot of the Maeser Hill
tells time no more, while the "sociahtes" who en-
ter the portals of the Grant Library need the time
told them quite often. Below, the Maeser Me-
morial, home of the "wheels" of Brigham Young
University, shown in the afternoon sun and again
at night.

The campus home of our president in a fall
setting. Right, the upper hall of the Maeser being
used for what the Library is generally noted.
Stadium House has probably seen more \ ictorious
or beaten teams than the most avid football fan.
Below, the president s garden in a winter setting.

Home of agronomist s. hat teriolo-
gists and most of the College of Applied
Science is the Firimiiall sliown rigfit.
Mount Timpanogos. in llie bacKground
Ijflow. silently stands watcli over beau-

1 he Joseph Smith Memorial, is pic-
tured above from a seldom pliotograpried
\ iew, that of tfie east end. Leaves, cool
shadows, and again the Smith, religious
center of the campus, shown from the
west.

SCIEME

BUILDING

Our new Science Building, nearing
a reality, is pictured from the ground-
breaking by President Smith, to the foun-
dation laying, and the forms being placed
for the second floor. The four-story struc-
ture is expected to be in use by winter
quarter IQ50.

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Wymounl Village, shown top. is still un-
landscapccl and is still adorned with the weekly
wash of the veteran s families. The Social Hall,
above, as it appeared first of fall quarter, merely
a shell. When we left this spring, windows had
been [)laced. landscaping nearly completed and
ihe Hall had served as host to many of the
s( liool lunctions.

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EXAMINATION

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

The First Presidency of ihe Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints is also the presidency
of the Board of Trustees of Brigham Young Uni-
versity. Shown right they are: First Vice-Presi-
dent J. Reuben Clark. Jr.; President George Al-
bert Smith: and Second Vice-President David O.
McKay.

Members of the Board: John A. Widtsoe, Joseph Field-
ing Smith. Albert E. Bowen. Adam S. Bennion, Joseph S.
Merrill, Stephen L. Richards, Keifer B. Sauls (Secretary of
the Board), Franklin L. West.

PRESIDENT OF THE
UIIVERSITY

A gray haired and smiling dignity
characterizes the appearance of the man
loaded with the real responsibility of the
university. The wheel of wheels ....
President McDonald.

When Uncle Sam caught up with President's
secretary John Tootle, right, early fall quarter,
capable Jensine Johannessen. above, look the
duties over.

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Wesley P. Lloyd
Dean of Students

John F. Jones

Student Coordinator

Lillian C. Booth

Counselor of ^Vomc^l

Dean of students, Wesley P. Lloyd,
had much to do with all student activities.

Coordinator of student affairs, John
Jones, doubled as housing director and
had his hands full.

Counselor of women. Mrs. Lillian
Booth, extended a hand of welcome to
campus women.

Many students took advantage of the
helps available in the top of the Maeser
building.

AlUMSI ASSOCIATION

Registrar's Office

Many people engage in the benind scenes services which
made for more pleasant campus life. Registrar John Hayes and
staff give information, took care of registration and compiled
grades. The health center had green pills and cough syrup ready
for any ailment.

Medical Center

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Bookstore

Gerri Hafen and others behind the
bookstore fountain added to leisure time
enjoyment. Responsible for the extensive
program of orientation, testing and coun-
seling were Dr. Antone K. Romney and
aides.

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The treasurer's office took the fees at registration
and paid the bills all year. Even the Banyan covers
came from the campus bindery this year.

Audio-Visual Aids

Clarence Tyndall and his visual aids depart-
ment had films for service to both campus and
community needs. Everything from teachers tests
to dance programs was put out at the press de-
partment.

Y Bindery

Wiliiiuii F. Hanson. Assisliint Profrssor of Music

M. S.. Briglinni Young Univcrsily. IQIT
I , F,ar! F-*ardor. Cliainnnii of Spoccii Doparttiirnl

Pli. D.. L'nivorsity of Louisiana, 1936
W'iiynr 1-. Soronson. Instructor in Sctonnary Ed.

b. S., Brigliaiii Young University. IQ-40
Mary Dnanc Oilfiort. Instructor in Secondary Ed.

B. S., Bripliani ^oung University, 1941

M.irold W. Lee. Assoc. Prof, of Modern Languages

Pli. D.. Stanford University. 1946
\lonz<i I. Morley, Professor of Speccfi

Pli, D.. UniMTsity of Iowa, 1955
I lortrK (• I. Madsen. Professor ol Music

Do<lor ol Music. Boguslawski College of Music,

10"j2; M. M.. Honorary Doctor of Music. Chicago

Coll.Mjc nl Musir. l9>-5
W'illi.m. H. Snell. Professor ol Industrial Arts

M- S.. iJriqliani ^ oung L'ni\ers|tv. 1 059

FACUTY

Xnri.i li<i>^ H.irl. Assl. Prul i»l Sf( onuar\ l.dtK iition

^1 \. ( nivrrsily ol ShuiIktm Californin. 1^1)
\|..nr,„. (L Cliirk. A.St. I'rol ol ol Pliiiosoplly ol

I'.diK iitioii ami C'ui(lan<c; ( liairman ol Attrnaanrc

aitrl St liol.irslii|} ( oiiinirlirr

M. .\.. Briuliani I (Hni« I 'ni\prsil\'. 1927
^I.ir\ lirlli liriison. Instrut lor in Plivsi<al l.<luialion

I. S,. I rii^cfsilv ol I'lal., ly-ff)
lo^<|)li I, Kcclcr. I nivfTsilv Orcanist. Inst, in Miisi(

B S, Brioliaiii Vonni! l niv (TMly, HMO

()\\i'n ( ". I )i\on, Instnii tor in S<'iondary Kdmalion
B. S., Brioliani YoiinG I 'ni\ r-rsity. I Q-tf)

II. nil. s.' I'lli-r.on. I'roli-ssor ol Klcnicnl.iry l!du.atioil:
l'rinM|)al ol I .li-nionlar\ I raininQ S. Iiool
B S Briu'l Yoiino I 'niMTvity. I<)28

L.A'.II C. (. 11. lo.lni.l.ir in NI.<li..ni. Arts

B S.. l/ri<jii.iiii ^ onno I ni\.Tsit\, IQil

ir.ni- .■- Biri.nv. Assl. I'rolissor .>l I Ionic I !. onoini. >
\| S.. I iiix.r.il% ol {'lii.oL'... l')-)4

liilia \. ( oil).-. ln~lrii(tor in Secondary I'.duialion

B S. BriL'l Vouiiu I 'niMTsity. 102)

^la\ ( , I laiiiiiiond. .\ssi^. IVol. ol [Jonifntary Ld.

B, S.. Brioliani ^ ounn I 'niMT.sily. lO)-^
k'.,l|.li \ Br,K, li. .Kssi.l.inl iVilcssor ol Knpli.sl.

.\, B . Bri.jli.ini Yoniiu I. niv.Tsily. lOJi
W. i<.,s Wiolit. A-l I'rol ol lournalisn,: Hire, lor

ol l>ul.li< Kolations

.\ B . I iiiM-r^itv ol L'lali, l<)-)l

\\'ill<iril I). I. IT. Inslnidnr in l!n(ffjsli
M. A,, iiritliunii Yniinr! L 'nivcrsily. lOiT

A. lolin ( Lirkc, Asst. Prof, ol Sciontljiry Ivmtiilion:
rriiur|)<il ul S<'<()nrlnry 1 riiiniiif* School
M. S.. I5ri<>li<)iii \ iHinfl I. 'nivcrsily. 104 1

As.M'l C . i^tiriinrrl, Opiin ol Suinincr Stiiool; Oircdor
1)1 Lilirnry,
I'll. D., Stanlord I nivcrsily. Mn")

Lawrcnic Siirtioni, /Xssoii.itc l'rolcsM)r of .^lusic
M. A.. HnuliiMu Yfurnt! University, 1046

( »lcii II, I urncr, Assistant I'rolcssor ol Art
M. S. Jiritjiwiru Yt.iina L'nivcrsity. 1Q48

UcctI \ilscn. Asst. C'oiuli, Instritftor in f'liysicnl \.<\.
B. S.. Britiliani Young L'nivrrsily, I04'5

Nnrniiin Dunn. Iiistruitor in r.nffltsli

KintJs Sdioliir. I00>-1. S.Jtlcy OJIcgc. Birniinp-
liiiM). Knpland. M. H. S. 1.. 1022

("liircncc t yndall. Dirrt tor of tlic Bureau ol Audio-
Visual lr>struclion : Instrut tor in f^du< ation
fV S., Brignain Younp L'nivcrsrty. 1041

Millnn Marshall. Prolcssor ol I'l.ysi.s

PL. D.. L'nivcrsity of Clii.aao. 1024
iJiMcr Miller, Professor of f\(i>nonii<s

A. B.. Stanl<>r<l L'niverJsly. 1014
I'.lizafx'tli Hill. Assistant in ( ounseiint* ol W'omci

M. A., (^.lurnfiia L'nivcrsity. 1044
I-CP B. Valentine. Assistant Pr()lessor of Si»nnisli

A. \y. iiriuliani Younu L'niv (Tsity. 104')

rrcilrifk \. Weoli. Instruttor in Sctondiiry Kduealion
Mary JorticMsrn. Inst, in Home Kton., C aleleria Mfir.

B. S.. L'IhIi State Acrirultural (\)llcitc. 1030
I. Honirr Wakclicid, linstrudor in Musir

B. S.. iiricliani Younfi L'ni\crsity, 1045
i.iiriie Spent rr. Assistant R< ijistrar

B. S.. f5rtii|iarn YnunC l'ni\ersit\. 1040

l.ufilie Midlarii,, Inslrut lor in Se<retarial Practice

A. B.. Bricliarn YounC University. 1030
I. ( Kilflen I aylor. Instru< lor in f.nplisli

M. A.. Briqhani Younfi L'niversity. 1040
H. Wayne S>ffe. Assistant Athletic Cnadi

M. S.. Bricliatn Young I 'ni\ersity. 1041
Anna Ollorton, l.iMrr.rian I'.iiieritus

A. B.. Brigliaiii ^'r.uni.' rniversity. 1013

.losrpi) Sudwecks, Assoc. Prol. ol I .d. .'\diiiini>.tralion
Pli. D.. University of Wisconsin. 1023

Kussel B. Swensen. Professor o( llislory
Pl». D.. l'nivcrsity of Chicago. 1<»3I

Knthryn B. Parcloe. Assistant Prnlcssor o! S)H'c<h
A. B.. Brighani Young L'nivcrsity, 1034

A. Smith Pond. Professor of Ixononiirs: ( li.iiriiian
of Agricultural l.tononiirs
Ph. D.. Northwestern University. 1042

Dean A. Anderson, Associolc Professor of Agronomy

and Bacteriology

M. A.. Stanford University. 1934
Joan Char, Instructor in Elementary Education
Ruth Wilson. Instructor in Secondary Education

B. S., Brighani Young University. 1945
Glen .1. Evans, Instructor in Accounting

Harrison Val Hoyt. Prof, of Acct., Business Adin.

Ph. D.. Stanford University. 1931
Maynard D. Stewart. Instructor in Art

M. F. A., University of Utah.
John C. Swensen. Professor Emeritus of Sociology

M. A.. Columbia University. 1921
Richard Smoot, Instructor in Religion

Herald R. Clark, Professor of Finance and Banking;

Dean. College of Commerce
M. B. A.. University of Washington. 1924
Myrra Ann Williams. Instructor in Sec. Practice

B. S.. Brigham Young University. 1941
Morris M Clinger, Assistant Professor of Speech

M. A., Brrgham Young University, 1946
Cornelius R. Peterson. Assistant Purchasing Agent

B. S.. Brigham Young University, 1936

H. Darrel Taylor, Instructor in Spanish

Oliver R. Snirth. Assistant Professor of Journalism

A. B., Brigham Young University, 1958
KennctK C. Bullock, Assistant Professor of Geology

M. A.. Brigham Young University. 1942
Hugh Niblcy, Associate Professor of Religion

Ph, D., University of California, 1938

f\Trley A. Christcnscn, Professor of Englisn

Ph. D., Stanford University, 1927
Irene O. Spears, Associate Prof, of Modern Languages

Ph. D., Stanford University. 1942
Lorinc Lcc, Instructor in Scrondary Education
JosepK K. Nicholcs, Professor of Chemistry

M. A.. Stanford University. 1924

Sicwarl L. Crow. Inslr. in llislory 6 Polilicnl Science
M. A., Brighani Young University, 1946

J. Rex Co.ites, Assistant Prolessor of Chemistry
Pli. D., University of Wisconsin, 1947

Wayne B. Hales, Prof, of Pfivsics and Matliematics
Ph. D., Cahfornia Institute of Technology, 1926

Crant S. fiichards, Assoc. Prof, of Animal Husbandry
M. S., Utah State Agricultural College, 1942

June Berry, Instructor in Secondary Education

A. B., Brighani Young University, 1047
Lars G. Crandall, Instructor in Comnicrre

M. S., Brighani Young University, 1915
H. Smith Broadbcnt, Assistant l^rofessor of Chemistry '■>

Ph. D., Iowa State College, 1946
Charles E. Maw. Professor Emeritus of Chemistry

Ph. D., Stanford University, 1924

John W. Payne, .\ssistant Professor of Sociology

M. A., Brighani Young University, 1948
Margaret Hales, Director. Home Study Bureau

A. B., Brighani Young University,

Norma Lees Arrington. Instr. in Physical Education

B. S., University of Utah. 1945

Carl F. Eyring. Professor of Physics and Mathema-
tics; Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
Ph. D., California Institute of Technology, 1924

Wesley P. Lloyd, Professor of Philosophy of Educa-
tion; Dean of Students
Ph. D., University of Chicago, 1937

Flora D. Fisher, Inslnictor in Elementary Education
B. S., Brighani Young University, 1936

Henry J. Nicholes, Assistant Professor of Zoology
Ph. D., University of Wisconsin, 1941

Harold Glen Clark, Prof, of Education, Executive Sec.
of Alumni Association; Director of Extension Div.
Ed. D., George Washington University, 1942

William E. Berrelt, Assoc. Professor of Religious Ed.

Edgar M. Jenson, Professor of Education: Director,
Teacher Placement Bureau
M. A., Brigham Young University, 1919

Max I3erryessa, Instructor in Elementary Education

John E. Hayes, Registrar

B. S., Brigham Young University, 1924

L. F'illiotl Tuttle, Assistant Professor of Geography

M. S., Brigham Young University, 1948
t.lda Jackson, Instnictor in PJemcntary Education

B. S., Brighani Y'oung L'niversity, 1948
Herbert K. Christen.srn. Asst. Prof, of Secondary Ed.

M. S.. Brigham Y'oung University. 1948
Mary J. Anderson, Instructor in Eicnienlacy Education

Alfjcrt D. Swrnsen, Assist.Tnl Professor of Cliomislry
l*li. D.. Louisiiina Slate University. 19-11

W^illortl l„ Siiiitli, Instructor in Sotiology
M. A.. Bricliiiin Young Unnorsily. 19-18

I.rnrst Rciriisf niisscl. Assistant in H<)rliculturc; Instruc-
tor iti I.iinasciifjp An liitrc turc
A. IV, BricluuM Younfi University. 19-40

M. Roy Sp.irks. Instru( tor in Serontlnry KJutalion
A. B.. Ulnli Stale Agricultural CollcBc. 1928

I lioinns II. Clirney, Assislnnt Prolessor of I'.nnlisli

M. A.. University of Malio. 19)f)
Miirfjaret Sundiicrnays. Assisliinl Professor ol Music

A. B., Bri^fJiani Youn<< University, I9 3f>
Hnttie M. Knifilit, Circulation Lrl)rarian

B, S., in L. S. University ol Denver, 1943
Lawson Haniblin. Assistant Librarian

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Carol Oaks. Instructor in I'.nglisji

M A.. University of ClMcago, 1916
O. Norman Geertsen. Instriu (or in Matli. & I^liysits

B. S.. Bripliani Young University, 1950
M. W''rlls .lakenian. Cliairnian Oepl. ol Arcliacoiogy

Pli. D.. University of Calilornia. I9')8
Orea B. Tanner. Assistant Professor of E.nglisn

A. B.. Brighani Young University, 1932

Lorcn C. Co\ington, Instructor In CliciuJslry
Rcola ClarK. Instructor in Knglisn

A. B.. University of Utali. 1947
Brighani D. Madsen, Assistant Prof, of History and

Political Science

Pli. D., University of California. 1948
Dean A. Peterson. Assistant Professor of Accounting

and Business Administration

M. S., University of Soutficrn California, 1942

Robert Brailsford, Instructor in Secondary Edufation

-M. S.. Brigbam Young University. 1947
Marcia A. Goates, Instructor in English

M. A.. State University ol Iowa. 1947
Hannah C. Packard. Special Instr, in Vocal Music

A. B,. Brigham Young University
M. W'ilford f^oulson. f^rolessor of Psychology

M. A.. University of Utah, 19 19

May Billings. AssisUml Professor o( Honir (iconomirs

B. S., Brrpharn Young Univrrsity, IQ"))
Joscpli M. Bocl. Inslructor in Pliysics
Don L. Karl, Assistant Professor of Music

M. A.. Brtgltani Young L'nivcrsity, 1947
LcRoy Bisliop. Professor of f Jeinonlary i'.clm alion and

Education Administration; C liairman of tlie Drp.irt-

nienl of Elcmenlary Education

Ed. D.. Colorado State College of Education. 19-17

Edward M. Rowe, Professor of Englisti

A. B.. Brigliam Young L'niversily, 1^25; Graduate

Study, University of Cliicago. Cornell University
Loren C. Bryncr. Associate Professor of Clieiiiislry

Pti. D.. Iowa State College. 1954
Jofin R. Halliday. Professor of Music

Pit. D., Music I lieory, Eastman Scliool ol Music.

University ol Rochester. N. Y., 1941
Betty McTaguc. Instructor in Physical Education

Ncwbern I. Butl. Librarian and Researcli Associate
M. S., Brigliam Young University, 1939

Winifred Wilkinson, Inslructor in Home Economics

Charles J. Hart. Professor of Health. Physical Ed-
ucation, and Recreation
Ed. D.. New York University, 1945

Arthur Watkins. Assistant Prof, of Modern Languages
Ph. D.. Stanford University, 1948

Reed Morrill, Associate Professor of Educational Ad-
ministration.
I'd. D.. University of Oregon. 1948

Beth Rtt liardson. Reserve Lirtrarian

B. S.. in L. S.. L'nivcrsity of Denver. 1944

D. Elden Beck, Assoc. Prof, of Zoology & Entomology
Ph. D.. Iowa State College, 1955

Clinton I . Larson. Inslructor in English
M. A.. University of Utah, 1947

Reed Bradford. Professor of Sociology
Ph. D.. Harvard University. 1946

Max Rogers. .Assistant Professor of German
NL A., Brigliam Young University, 1942

Cyntha Cowan. Instructor in Physical Education
B. A.. University of Utah. 1947

Leona Holhrook. Professor of Physical Education: Di-
rector. Phy.^ical Education for Women
>L A.. Columbia University. 1955

Dale H. West. Instrtutor in F!ngiish

A. B., Brighani Young L'nivcrsity, 1940
Elmer Nelson. Special Instructor in Music
Josic E. Stewart. Instiuctor in Home Economics
Gerril de Jong. Jr.. Dean. College of Fine Arts; Pro-
fessor of Modern Languages
Ph. D.. Stanford University. 1934

Amos N. Merrill, Prof. EnicrUus of Secondary Ed.

VU. D . Stanford University, 1926
Catlicrine Roinncy, Instructor in Home Economics

B. S.. UlaK State Agricultural College, IQ41
Charles E. Haggorty, Assistant in Library

M. A., Brigliam Young University, IQ46
William C. Carr. Assistant Professor of History and

l^olitical Science

A. B., Brigliam Young University, 19j4

Anfonc K. Ronmey, Professor of Philosophy of Edu-
cation and Guidance, Chairman of Counselling
Service
Ed. D., Stanford University, 1947

Gretta M. Croft. Instructor in Religion

Weldon J. Taylor, Associate Professor of Marketing
M. B. A., Harvard Graduate School of Business
Administration, 1937

Stanley H. Watts, Instructor in Physical Education
and Assistant Athletic Coach
B. S., Brigham Young University, 1958

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Keifer B. Sauls, Secretary -Treasurer, Board of Trus-
tees: Purchasing Agent
B. S., Utah State Agricultural College. 1920

Elsie C. Carrol, Associate Professor of English
M. A.. Brigham Young University, 1928

Olive K. Burminghani. Instructor in English
M. A., Brigham Young University, 1934

C. Lavoir Jensen. Instructor in Secondary Education

Roy W. Do,\cy, Assistant Professor of Church Orga-
nization and Administration

J. Ira Young, Instructor in Secondary Education
B. S., Brigham Young University, 1947

Dorothy N. Candland, Instructor in Elementary Edu-
cation; Principal of Training School
B. S., Brigham Young University, 1940

Golden L. Woolf, Professor of Secondary Education
Ed. D., University of California, 1940

Harold J. Bisscll, Associate Professor of Geology

M. S., University of Iowa, 1936
Maxine Baird Murdock, Instructor in Elementary Ed.
Stella D. Lewis, Instructor in Home Economics
Naoma Rich, Associate Librarian

B. S., Brigham Young University, 1931; Certificate

in Library Science, Riverside Library Service,

School. 1932

Ellvcrl H. Hinics, Assistant Professor and Special
counselor of Philosopny of Education and Guidance
M. A.. University of Kansas, 1957

Clarence S. Boyle, Professor of Accounting and Busi-
ness Administration
Ed. D., New York University. 1941

George H. Hansen, Professor of Geology

Pfi. D., George Washington University, 1927

Vasco M. Tanner, Professor of Zoology & Entomology
Ph. D.. Stanford University, 1925

John F. Jones, Coordinator of Student Organizations

and Director of Student Housing

B. A., University of Utah. 1935
Jean Anne W'aterstradt, Instructor in English

A. B., Brighani Young University, 19-15
Gustavc Buggcrt, Instructor in Music
Ricnard L. Gunn, Instructor in Secondary Education

Paul D. Proctor, Assistant Professor of Geology

M A.. Cornell University. 19-13
G. Leon Dallin, Assistant Professor of Music

B. M., M. M.. Eastman School of Music of the

University of Rochester, N. Y.
Effie W'arnicK, Professor of Home Economics

M. S., Iowa State College, 1937
Joics Stone. Instructor in Philosophy of Education and

Guidance

Norman Hunt, Special Instructor in Music

Alma Burton, Instructor in Religion

Bertrand F. Harrison, Professor of Botany: Chairman

of Botany Department

Ph. D., University of Chicago, 1937
Ray R. Canning. Instructor in Sociology

M. S., Brighani Young University. 1948

Lillian C. Booth, Counselor for Women
B. S.. Brighani Young Univtrsily, 1940

John W. McAllister, Instructor in Public School Music
and Private Voice
A. B., Brighani Young University, 1937

J. Robert Kest. Instructor in Speech

Reuben D. Law, Professor of Education; Dean of Col-
lege of Education; Chairman of Departments of
Education and Educational Administration
Ed. D., University of Southern California, 1941

Richard D. Poll, Assistant Professor of History and

Political Science

Ph. D.. University of California. Berkeley. 1948
Bent F. Larson. Professor of Art

M. A., University of Utah, 1922
Brinnt S. Jacobs, Assistant Professor of English

Ph, D.. Slate University of Iowa, 1944
Farrell D. Madsen, Assistant Professor of Secondary

Education

M. A.. Brigham Yountf University, 1942

Knn( McKniglil. Inslruclor in Botany

Lvr.n M. Croll. Assistant Prof, of Sccr'^'trtrinl I^raclicc
M. S., L'nivcrMty ol Soullicrn California, 1910

Preston R. CIcfllirll, Assistant Professor of Speech
M. A.. Louisiana State University. 1940

Sifinev B. Sperry, Professor of Olcl Testament: Lang-
uages una Literature: Director. Division of Religion
I^li. D.. L'ni\ersity of Cliicago, 1951

NL'irlin L. Miller, Instructor in Matlicmalics

A. B.. Bri^liaiu ^ oung L'niversity, 1942
Ricliartl L. Sniiili, Associate Professor of Accounting

and Businc?s Adnilnistration

C P. A., Utali, 1948
I. Runtan Andrus, Assistant Professor of Art

M. S.. Brigliarn ^ oung L'ni\crsity. 1945
I iugli W. I'elcrson, Associate Professor of Ciicinislry

i^ii. D., L'ni\crsity of Iowa. 1950

ITY

William II. Boyle, Professor Eiucrilus o[ Ecluciilion
M. A., Briglinrii Young L'niversily. 1923

Clirislon lonscn. Dc«in. Graduate Scliool: Head oi
D< |i,irlnirnl of History and Political Science
PI.. D.. LniNCrsilyof Chicago, 1921

rioyd Millet, .Assistant Professor of Pliysical Educa-
tion: C-oacli of BasKelrjall and Track
M. S., L'niversity ol Southern California, 1959

.\riel S. Ballif, Professor of Sociology; Cliairman, Dc-
fiartiiirnt of So» iology
I''li. D., Uni\crsity of Southern California, 1945

H. Neil >fiKniglil, Assist. Mgr. of Students' Supply

Assotiation: Instructor in Accounting and Business

.A<liiiinistralion

B. S., Brigliam ^'oung L'niversily, 1937
fiussell IV StansfielJ. Instructor in Secretarial Practice

B. S., Brigliam ^ oung L'niversity, 19.10
Leonard W. Rice, .Assistant Professor of English

M. .A., Lniversily of Washington, 1913
John \\ . \\ ing, Assistant Professor of Cfieniistiy

M. S., Brigliam ^ oung L'ni\crsity, 1934

K.irl I.. ^ oung. Professor of English

.^I. A., Oxford L'nivcr.sity. 1934
Ray S. .\lleiiian. Assistant Professor of E^hysics

Ph. p., John Hopkins L'niversity, 1959
I honias I_. Martin, Dean, College of Applied Science

I'll. D., Cornell University, 1919
M.irk K. Allen, Associate Professor of Psychology

M. A., Stanford University, 1934
IJcnjamin F. Curniiiings, Professor of Modern and

Classical Languages

.-\. B., University of Utah, 1915

The student body constitution
adopted last year established the
new student legislature. Repre-
sentation was from all types of
campus activities and organiza-
tions. Lively Sessions were spent
discussing the Y's athletic situ-
ation, changing the name of the
campus newspaper, the election
procedures and other pertinent
matters.

LEGISLATIH

(lOlIICIL

Left: Legislators lounge awhile
before meeting convenes, while
below, they are absorbed in cam-
pus policy making.

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EXECUTIVE

COUICIL

KEITH FILLMORE ... the big wheel friendly.

earnest student body president worked long and hard for
faculty-student unity .... looks forward to business career
Blue Key and Brigadier.

MOANA BALLIF . . . secretary ideals, ideas, and

action .... helped to make as well as compile student
body history . . . ran gamut of student honors . . . gracious
hostess to visiting dignitaries .... White Key and Val
Norn.

RAY BECKHAM .... first vice president
excellent business head .... responsible for
student body assemblies .... read trirough
miles of announcements each Thursday . . .
proud papa .... independent Arizonan . . .
Blue Key.

MAX GOLIGHTLY . . . second vice presi
dent and sociable social chairman .... kept
the campus in pep rallies and dances ....
talented tenor .... co-authored last year's
varsity show .... Blue Key and Brigadier.

TOM ANDREW .... business manager
.... human dynamo .... smiling, curly
haired idol of campus women .... the man
behind the honor system .... debater ....
Sunday school teacher .... affiliated with
Blue Key.

'^SNit;

COL

DEAIV THOMAS L. MARTIIII

The bigsesl l.illlc man on campus . . big heart . . big
number of admiring sludenls and friends . . . l^ig opinion
of liie College of Applied Science over which he presides.

Dr. Dean Anderson discusses a culture grown by
a couple of graduate bacteriologists. Prof. Grant Rich-
ards shows the finer points of one of the Y s dairy herd to
Dr. Elden Beck. Below, a group of horticulture students
prune I he schools orchard.

COLLEGe OF APPLIED SCIENCE

OFFICERS

First row. left lo riglil: Dr. Robert H. Dainos, Dr.
Ray Farnsworth, Dr. Tlionias L. Martin. Mary Mals-
trom. secretary-treasurer: Prof. Grant S. Richards, and
Dr. Ernest Reimschiissel. Back row: Siegfried Felil-
Lerg. social chairm£in: Morris Swapp, program director;
Harold Richards, refreshments; George Hawkes. pre^i-
dcnt; and Edward Cook, vice-president.

AS CLUB

Front row, left to right: Vance Calder, Charles Anderson, Siegfried Fchlbcrg. Ernest Christie, Dclmer W. McDougal, Morris Swapp. George
Hawkes, Edward Cook, Harold Richards, Norm Jensen, and Carlyle Gay. Second row: Kent Andersen, Chester Lykins, Max Nicholes, Karl
Kendall. Jenny Hoopes, Dr. Thomas L. Martin, Mary Malstrom, Dr. Ray Farnsworth, Prof. Grant S. Richards, and Dr. Ernest Reimscfiiissel.
Third row: Wallace C. Hannah, James Lee, Joseph Blake. Don Wixom, John E. Noble, Don Schmutz, Carl Mecham, Dean Famsworth.
Boyd Wright, Edison Breckenridge, and Fred Stephens. Back row: Marian Harvey, Reed Hall, Doyle Hansen, Robert L. Bennett, Junius
L. Duke, Dale Olson. Robert Richins, Ellys Peipgrass, Galon Winsor. and Merrill Brown.

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Lorraine Hanson

lone Lewis
Prosident

Marian Wilkinson

Corn'spoiuting ^pcrckiry

Arli-nc Knudsrn

Phyllis Wacllc

lean Davis

Bctli Markluun

Lois Anne Nelson

Betty Arg> le

Mar Rue Sininions
Virp PivsUlvnt

Pres'ulctit — Winter Quarter

Vi\ ian Hat< li

Hazel Dawn Ream

Anne Kniglit

Carol Clark

Rpcoraing Secretary

Nndine Milcliell

Nao.ni BtKluMiller

Vice Prosident — ^W'inlpr Quarter

Barnara Grant
Treasurer

An organization of I lie advanced
students majoring in some phase of
Home Economics. Its purpose is to de-
velop culture and scholarship among
its members, and to lend its aid in es-
tablishing better homes and community
life.

The Home Economics Club, fac-
ing page, is intended to create a pro-
fessional spirit among students of
Home Economics. Regular meetings
are held at which interesting lectures
are given. Special activities are foster-
ed. All girls registered in Home Eco-
nomic courses are eligible for member-
ship.

liiiMMii PHI mau

Mary Lou Dcvcy
Margaret Irvine
Jean Slock
Helen K. Jones
Katlileen Devey

SHeronnc Robertson
Adele MarchanI
Gayle Loosli
Betty Jean Porter

Verda Mae Western

Sharon Adams

Carol Cordner

Secretary-Treasurer

Nadenc Mitchell

Lois Anne Nelson
President

Veola Vaun Levie

Clara Broderick
Bessie Bartholomew
Ruby McDonald
Carolyn Noyes
Hazel Dawn Ream

Boimie Russell
Annie V. Knight
Betty Argyle
Karma Holmes
Deonne Watts

Lonaine Hansen

Jean Davis

Vice President

Rosemary Phillips
Reporter

Patricia Witney

Gloria Joyce Madsen

Marie Peterson

HOME immm an

DEAN CARL I UUU

Dignified, sincere, and conservative Dean of
Arts and Sciences . . . brilliant in field of pfiysics
. . . . strong Sunday school man . . . looks forward
lo completion of Science Building.

Two geology majors in tfie process of moving
I lie e.\tensi\e and very valuable library of geology
books donated lo BYU by Dr. Albert Clarence
Bo\le. Jr. Flower e.xperimentation by a botany
student.

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES

Professor Willord Poulson. above, instructs a
group of sluucrils in llic use of sonic cquipnicnl for
n psytliology experiment. Dr. Harold Bisscll wcigns
a sample of rock for geological information.

RIISSIM CLDB

Scaled, lelt lo riglll: Dn\id A. Law, Ad-
\isor; Paul Hart. President; LaRue Weav-
er, Secretary; D. L. Weaver, I Io\var<I
Graves. Standing: Morris Llewellyn, lack
Presselt. Arvin Springtiiorpe. Terry M< -
Garry, Robert Blair.

Mat Mi,((Hrlflnc
Crtrol Kay
Da\ia E. Lofgron
Noln Malkin
Tlirlma Joltn-i«n

Dor..ld Allrcd

GIrn Moure
Prpsic/pri(

Lorraine W'ootlliury
-^pf r.>(ary-7 reasurer

W alter Rrinisrniissel

Kent Cliristenson

W'nlard Lo\cricIge
Don B. Skouson
Lcgranac Fiack
Ted Dase
CIvcic Knudscn

Raymond Rogers
William F. Romney
Vernon J. Tipton
Far! C. Brunner. Jr.
Joseph R. Murphy

George D. Peterson
Historian- Reporter

Velva Nyborg

I ont B. Moore

Bettv O. Dase

An international honorary bi-
ological fraternity. \\4iicK empha-
sizes a three-fola program:

Sound scholarship; dissemina-
tion of scientific knowledge: and
promjjtness of biological research.

BETA BETA BETA

An honorary journalism fra-
ternity, organized to stimulate in-
terest in journalism and to pro-
mote Higher standards in the
field.

)\u\\\. Scntl
I )iinnii YHfalry
Lois Asliby
Carina Riismussrn

Joseph Hilbcrs

Jolin Leo
Pre side nl

Lucille Gatenby

Secrc lary'l \easurer

Dorolliy Pcllijonn

Robcrl Burton

Harold Williams
Phyllis Nixon
Loye Allrea
Margaret Beal
Vesta Ball

Herbert Morris

Fredora Fuller
Vice Prcsideni

David Schulthcss

Mona Balhf

Grace Millard

Barbara Josie
Marilon f^ogers
Marilyn Roundy

OIHEU lU

Officers pichirecJ above, silting leh to right, are: Marion Alien, Presi-
aenl ; Rose Marie Brokaw, Secretary. Standing : Andree Heisoppe,
Vice President; Eddie Etezad, Vice President: and Lois AsKby, Cor-
respondent.

Beverly and Max Golightly, sKown right, were winners of the cos-
tumed Mardi Gras, student dance sponsored by the French Club.

nnm an

First row; Lois Ashby, Ruth Weinheimer, Charlene Madsen. Elaine Howletl, Donnette Stringham, Rae Nelson, Catherine N. Kanekoa,
Norma Jean Whitlaker, Rose Marie Brokaw. Gefaldine Tovey. Second row: Andree Hasoppe, Margaret Alexander, Yvonne Lyons. Lenoir
Hatfield, Martha Pettijohn, Sara Mae Dunn, Betty Merwin, Meuilyn Geddes. LouJean Foremaster, Marion Allen, Doris Weinheimer, Ernia
Ruth Eldredge. Third row: Harold W. Lee. Sponsor; Blossom K. Enos, Virginia Lambert, Marguerite Porter, Leona Heywood, Leda Jensen,
Randall Buchanan, Manouchehr Rafatjah, Kent Wadsworth, Amir Nakhai, Robert Penfield. LeRoy Gunnell, Eddie Etezad, Ralph Burton
Virgil Bowen, J. Reuben Clark, III. Sponsor.

<9' <S' %,

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GERMM an

First row, left lo right: Kay Morris. C. Eldon Biller. VN'oslon Cotdncr. Curtis Knight.
Wilhnin 1 Iionins. W^iHiiim Bruro. Ihirry C. Docs, Wayne Davis, Ken Taylor, Ivan
Olccrlund, Don Guhlor. Willord L. Brudcrer.

Second row: IVddy W, I'aulin, LaMnr I wilriicll, Leonard E. Harding. Racliel Nelson.
Andrec llnsoppe. Bart C/Jrr. John Siilhorla'nd, Virgil \V. Cline, Lionel II. Lay Ion.
Tronk Stevenson, Pnul Clark, Brme Liddiard, Steve Van Wagener,

1 liird row: Arthur R. Walkins. Charles II. Shaw, Fenlon H. Pulsipher, Cert Stadel-
hnucr. Leda Jensen, Mae Blanch, llnnnnloe Ntjvvnerry, Cordon Waring, Bob Froclich,
Andy Faslon. Carol Baker. Betty Ogden, Elaine Evans, Elaine D. Bradley, Donald
Bradley, Dennis \i. Dniley. John W. Hanibrick. Alene Stringharn.

Back row: R. Max Rogers, Norma Smith, Don Markhami, Avery Glenn. Beverly
Kno>\ lion. Charles I^Trsen. Pat Green. Wilford Hansen, Lowell E. Horlarher, Ward
Wilson, loin Rave, Marlow Davidson. William Smiley, 1 hirl Tew, Leon M. Hebertson.

The purpose of this club is to stimulate interest
in a clearer understanding of international prob-
lems and develop a spirit of world helpfulness and
peace. The club is sponsored by the Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace.

OFFICERS

Left to right: Ellenjean Ririe, pui>licity agent; Virginia Thayer,
vice-president; David A. Law, president; and Carol WilLeck,
secretary- treasurer.

IITGRMTIOML RELilTIOIS CLUB

First row. left to right: LaRae
Gardner, Virginia Thayer, John
Martinez. Second row: David
A. Law, Betty Jean Gerber,
JoanNelson, Morris Llewellyn.
Back row: Ralph Burton, Boyd
Drennan, Floyd Sampson, Terry
McGar)-. Carol Witbeck.

OFFICERS

Sitting: Norman Hyatt, vice-president. Standing: Kent Broad-
bent. President, and Raymond Reese, Secretary.

A National honorary Physics Society with the
following objectives: (l) to stimulate high schol-
arship. (2) to create an interest in research and
the advanced study of physics, and (3) to encour-
age friendship among majors in the department.

SIGMA PI SlliMA

First row: Aldo Nelson, Kent
Broadbent, Raymond Reese, Nor-
man Hyatl. Second row: Ar-
thur Crosby, Robert Mercer. Dr.
Wayne Hales, Dean Carl F.
Eyring. Dr. Millon Marshall.
Orlin Ford. Third row: Rich-
ard Smith. James Pinegar, Ray
Chapman. James Orion, Arthur
Sevy.

K. Liivcrnr Marruin
Lawrence Slack
Irene Briggs

Blaine J. Wasdcn
Odell Scolt
George Addy

Wayne Aamodl

Willard Howard

Rondo S. Harmon
\ice President

Ross B. DenKam
President

Vern Jensen

Bert Morley

A national honorary Kistory
fraternity devoted to the following
program: the promotion of sound
scholarship, the recognition of high
scholastic attainment, and the en-
couragement of association and fel-
lowship among senior and graduate
students in the field of history.

PHI ALPHA THETA

Bob Lynn

Don Sprouse

Keith M. Hcbcrlson

Don C. Anderson

Ward Abbott

Tom Mayhcw

LSecrelary -Treasurer

Roy A. Shane
J. Keith Rigby

Carl Shelley

Corresponding Secretary

Qucy Hebrew
Pre si Jen I

James Broshard

Kenneth H. John
vice President

Willie Brinilmll

Oral Franson

Jack Pace

A nalional honorary frati-riiily
whose membership consists of majors
in the fields of geology, metallurgy, or
mining. The purpose Is to recognize
scholastic attainment, and to encour-
age the association and fellowship of
students enrolled in tlie earth sciences.

SIGMA UMIHA EPSILOK

Bob Jepperson. vice-president; Rosanne Sessions
secretary; Lois Dalby, president; and Marvin Carter
treasurer.

SPyiSH I]LIIB

First row: Alfred Heywood, Joanne Faragher. Phyllis Palfreyman, Lois Christianson, Norma Bearnson, Mary Ella Jordan, Rutenia Lotano,
Lynn Gardner, MacRae Bartholomew. Second row: Nola Clarlc, Naidg CrawFord, Vera Purrington, Anita Todd, Margaret Brazier, Ruth
Goulding, Nina Quinlan, Afton Bowen, James Hill, W. Dean Rigby. Evelyn Matson, Coy Mullen. Third row: Daniel Clavez, Esteban Pe-
rez. Fred M. Steivens, Virgil E. Bowen. Paul Steele, Don Fisher, Harold Wilcox. Samuel A. MeJIyn, Clifford L. McCall, Elaine Greer, Leon
Ballard. Sylvia Farr. David Syphus. Robert Clark.

First row: Rosila Pecollo. Bill Witt, Vernon Murdock. RicKard Pope. Don M. Grime*, Marilyn Jeiueii. Neil Dodson, Amelia Taffun. Betty
Jean Rowe. Arluro DeHoyos. Second row: Helen Dunkam. Nina Straiten. Vem Wilcock. Shirley Robison. Vanona Fisher. Jeannine Bnm-
hell. Phyllis Parkinson. Mar>in Carter. Lois Dalby. Rosanne Sessions. Robert Jepperson. Dolores Tylor. Elaine taslman Jane* l^mncy. Oene
Thoennes Third row: Helen Jones. Stanley Schindler. Robert Allred. Van MacCabe. Floyd Di^n. Earl J Garfield Jack V. Brown. Franz
B. Nelson. Sue Whiting. Harold W. Pratt. Jr.. Scott Hymas. Iris Jenson. Helen Richins. LaDcane Prior. Paul Murdock. Max Ncwren. bun-
dice Turano. Daniel P. Taylor. JoLean Jones.

Membership in the Spanish club was both large and
active. Programs were full of atmosphere, with cos-
tumes, music, and all strictly authentic.

DEA^ HERALD R. CLARK

Super-salesman . . Dean ol llie College ol Commerce
and head of tlie Lyceum series .... more superlatives in

his vocabulary llian W'ebsler has in his dictionary

father of haskelball man I^andy.

The trio below gels the hang of those office ma-
chines. Two more students put into practice things learn-
ed in classes in the College of Commerce— typing a re-
search ijaper. and selling in the bookstore.

COLLEGE OF COMMEROE

A women's national profession-
al fraternity. The purposes and ob-
jectives for which this fraternity is
organized are to promote the cause
of higher business education and
training for women, to foster higher
ideals for women in business car-
eers, and to encourage fraternal co-
operation among women preparing
for such careers.

Marie Haslcni

RulK Warner

Belly Jo Sprouse

Donna Carrel I

Shirley Jotmson
PresiJent

Mary Moore
Louise England
jean Flinl

Joyce Murpliy
Wanda Scott

Beverly Urc

Bcrnicc Kunkel

Arva Lue Mortenscn

Barbara Bean

Marie Dean
Vice President

Norma Crossiiian

Ramona Adams
Treasurer

LeaK Hacking

Vivian Jensen

Jeweldinc Moore

Lorcnc Burlon
Secretary

PHI CHI THETi

Rotert AnJerson

JoKn H. Willis

Ballard Hoyt

John G. Tolton
Master of Ritual

Lynn W. Petl

JoKn R. Anderson

Gotdon K. Lewis

Harvey D. Goff
President

Karl P. Herde

Ckarles S. Adair

Sterling Mason
Richard Andelin
R. Dale Rock

Lester G. Wheatley
Treasurer

Dean Hibbert

LeRoy Lester Ross

William F. Garden
Jerry Jorgensen
Robert Ellis

UPHil KilPPA n\

Krill) Sloplicns
Doitn W. Hai^lciii
Krncu'lli Wriglil
John Zagorer
Orvill.- Lundcll

Dal.- Hunt

Fred Baird

I. M. While

J. W. Argood

Vcrrue Mihon 1 heohald

Sidney Noble
Donald Moore
Gerald E. Poulsen

Donald A. Bugg
Vice President

Don Tregaskis

Donald Noel

Boyd Winlerlon
Douglas R. Mclnlire
Myron Walker

A professional commerce fraternity, the pur-
pose of which is to foster studies in commerce, en-
courage scriol.TTship and association between,
members rnd the commercial world.

DEAH REUBEN D. LAW

Dean of tlie College of Education . . . prouti
of UtaK s rank in his field .... Bishop of Provo s
University Ward .... smiling and soft speaking.

Four memhers of Junior Orchesis strike a
cliaratteristic pose. A couple of the h'llows ex-
hibiting their hoxing technique learned in phvs.
ed.

A group from the training school pose witfi
their teachers.

COLLEGE OF EDIIOTION

OFFICERS

Left lo rigKl: Anne Fitzgerald, publicaliuns represenla-
live; Elaine Eyring, secretary-treasurer; Richard Brown,
vice-president: Max Berryessa, president.

AmUTIOI OF nOHOOD MCATIOi

First row: Elaine Eyring, KatKryn Rogers, Enid McArtliur. Jean F. Char. Sarah Mae Cleave, Darlene M. Brimhall, Richalyn Kilborne, Joyce
Cockrtt, Ann Fitzgerald. William Geerlsen, Richard Brown, Rae Marie Jerling. Second row: May C. Hammond, Norma Dorothy Langston.
Floisc Kohler. Marian Crittenden. Carol Larson. Evelyn Hastings. Julia Taylor. Mary B. Jacobs, LaVona Murphy. Beth Martin. Lucile Rose,
Colleen Harmon. Third row: Max Berryessa, Georgia Mitchell, Lila Alice Peterson, Hermine Eckersley, Cloras Robinson, Mary Lawrence,
Gene Harris, Carol Hansen, Georgene Krissman, Donna Hall. Ruth Call. Richine Lewis. Ann Bigelow. Anna May P. Jenson, Claire Dyreng.
Myrtle Einmelt. Back row: Harvey T. HIakcslee, Joseph V. Barker, Rnndo S. Harmon. William J. Nelson. Ervin Clark, Reid C. Miller,
Grant H. Elliott, Lloyd J. Easlley, Grace Guymon, Erma Adams, Gladys R. Larsen, Beverly Brady, Rhoda Lewis.

jiiiioR mnm

A modern Dance Club for students
interested in improving their technique.
Provided entertainment at many school

activities.

Below, left to right:
Geraldine Anderson
Elaine Dixon
Barbara Romney
Renee l.abrum
Janet Hales

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Left to Right: Joyce Wood, Shirley Henrie, Col-
leene Wood, Gerri Goodfellow, Amy Gibbons.

Joe France and Norma Rae Arringlon — Director

Left to Right: Mary Clark; Yolando Perry, Sec-
retary; Gloria Stimpson, President; Mary Col-
son; Gwen Marler; Maralyn Ballif, Carma de
Jong, Yice President; Maxine Rice.

Beginning Fencing Class

Lefl lo Right:

Howard B. Bennion

Ray Little

Peggy Miller

Jean Slock

Ha Eclon

Bill Preston

Pat Patterson

L' HOMME n BilTTilLLe

Fencing Club Officers

Vesta Ann Ball — President
Mr. Darwin Lees — Sponsor
Peggy Miller — Secretary

"Advanced Fencing Club
Left to Right:
Davis Bitton
DuVello Hansen
Gordon Harris

Back Row:
Gvven Marler
Janet Hales
Majel Stanfield
Vesta Ann Ball
Joan Nickle
Jean Nickle
Jane Nickle

DEAK GERRIT DE HU, JR.

Tall unci lalciiUcI Denn ol llic Colii-gc of
Fine Arts . . . returned from special <<overnrnenl
mission in Soulfi America .... musii ian ....
linguist lover of fine arts.

Professor Roman Andrus shows a sludenl
part of the "Y's" extensive art colleelion. Some
art students have real live models. Robert Doug-
las. Campus Branch organist, at the console of
the new organ.

COLLEGE OF FIKE klU

One of the scenic won-
ders encounlered on tour
(right).

Dr. Halliday and the
boys chew the fat (be-
low).

A rest and stretch stop for
louring band members (left).

Feminine members had trouble
with the manly art of tying ties
(right).

(JOICGRT BAND

The B.Y.U Concert band did itself proud per-
forming difficult and varied numbers in its formal
concerts at the Smith Building. On tour, they took
southern Utah by storm, besides thoroughly enjoy-
ing the trip.

For almost two quarters we watched the Smith Building
stage for signs of progress in the installation and tuning
of our new organ.

NEW um

Thousands of pipes, thousands of dollars, the console
from the Salt Lake Tabernacle, and the best organ tuners
in the United States combined to give us the best organ
on any American Campus.

I awrciu (- Sardoni lod llic syinphony orches-
Ira llirougli anollicr year in wliicK it contriDuled
licavily lo music and iU appreciation on campus.

SYIHPUOM ORCHESTRA

ISSSiii5siii5siiiiiiiHiiB9iiSSIiissi|!

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'Hiiili

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VARSITY BAID

Tlie Varsily B.ind under I lie baton of Nomi
Hunt enlivened pep rallies, foolbail and basket-
ball games with its good and varied music.

Dr. Franklin Madsen

The Drs. Madsen

and th

e mu-

sical pride o

f the Y,

the concert 1

chorus, prov

ided music for the |

Wednesday

sessions of

April

Conference

in the

Salt

Lake

Tabernacle.

CHORUS

SiUing I si Row — Grant Clyde, Bryce Spencer.

Silting 2ncl Row ^ Ursel Allred. Mildred Miller.

Silling 5rd Row — Maxine Lamborn.

Standing — I trry Beckslrom. Jeanne Brimliall, Bonnie Turner,
Colleen Keeler. Virginia Allen. La Rae Collet, Emmagene Foulz.

Back row. standing — Bernett Fergusen. Jack Clirislensen. Ken
Sansom. Marjorie Miller.

Reader

Ursel AIIrxI
LaRno Collet
Denn Liullow
Ja< K Christiansen
Linniogcnc Foulz
Ferry Beckstroni
Virginia Allen
Ken Sansoni
Maxine Lamborn
Bonnie 1 urner
Marjorie Millar
Colleen Keeler
Max Goliglitly
Burnett Fergusen
Grant Clyde
Betty Jo Hawkins

Play

"Magnilitent Yankee '

Out\Niircl Bound
"Niglit Must Fall"

Journey s lind

"Pride and Prejudice
"Berkley Square '

Angel Street
"George Washington Slept Here

linporlanre of Being Earnest

Tovarishch
"Philadf Iphia Story'

Holiday
' T he Skin Game
"The Hasty Heart"
"Awake and Sing '
"The SiKcr Cord '

The purpose of this league is to foster
tne art of reading and dramatics, to appreci-
ate paintings and music, and lo give oppor-
tunity lo its members lo hear leclures and
readings fron» the nest talent of the state
as well as from performers who are on the
lecture platform and the stage. The society
meets weekly.

MilSK CLIIB

mum filJILD OF ORGANISTS

Seated a! the organ: Professor J. J. Keeler, Spon-
sor. First row. left to rigKl: Rosella Compton,
President: Beverly Knowlton, Mrs. Vercna Hatcfi.
LaRue Robison. Jack Ware. Second row: Ro-
bert Douglas. Eliza Beus. KatKerine Alder. Nomia
GiaKam. Back row: EpKraim Hatch, Don Gr-
imes. Kenneth Hansen, Dale Sorensen.

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TAD KAPPA ALPHA

The national honorary debating fra-
ternity for those who engage in inter-
collegiate debating and oratory or who
attain marked distinction in forensic
activity.

Left to right: Moana Ballif, Secretary: Kay Ran-
dall, Vice President; Ralph Benson, President:
and Morrii dinger, Sponsor.

OFFICERS

1 st row. left to right : Naomi Nelson, Secretary ; Val
Camenisli. Vice Prcsidenl; Robert H. Rollins. Presi-
dent; Avon M. Dodge, Treasurer.

2nc[ row: Dean W. Bond. Publicity Manager, Pro-
fessor Roman J. Andrus, Advisor; Mr. Glen H. Tur-
ner, Advisor; LcRoy K. Jones, Social Manager; Prof.
B. F. Larsen, Advisor.

STUDIO m GUILD

Led to right, first row: Robert H. Rollins. CaUin Ari-ie. Sam Floyd. Dean W. Bond. Second row: Carmen L'rsenbach. Helen Reimschiissel.
Maxinc Leigh. Lydean Yancey. Ludean Price. Laree Holbrook. Third row; Prof. Roman J. Andrus. Virginia Lambert. Gilleen Lewis, Naomi
Nelson. Avon M. Dodge. Val Camenish. Prof. B. F. larsen. Mr. Glen H. Turner. Bade row: Franklin J. Wolverton. Arthur W. Whyle.
LeRoy K. Jones. Verne R. Berrett. George B. Clay. Willard A Gerber.

Burnett Ferguson

Jcannine Briiiiliall Max Golightly

LaRae Collelt Andra Call Moss

THETi
ilLPHil
PHI

A national professional dra-
maticmaHc fralernily. I In- pur-
pose is lo losler arlislic acliieve-
ment in all of the arts and ciafls
of the theatre.

Marie Dean Bybcc Dean Peay

Vice President

Colleen Kcoler Joyce Sanders Bryce Spencer

Belly Jo Hawkins Douglas Lazcnijy Elaine Gwilliani Marjorie Millar

Rodney 'turner Afton L. Nelson Norma Boyle Kcnnclli Samson

Stanford Owilliaiii
John Nuller
Mildred Miller

(Irani (Kile

Luana Kusntun
Secrelory

Ursel Allred
Prositicni

UUM

The Opera Workshop presentation of Carmen, featur-
ing Jean Howard and Inga Plaas as that hvely vixen,
was outstanding.

A dance ensemble from Dance Club added to the per-
formance. Don Jose played by Eldon Wood. left, mourns
over the body of the sweetheart he has just killed.

DR. SIDNEY B. SPERRY . . . schol-

arly director of religious instruction ....
Book of Mormon authority and author
of text on it ... . conducted successful
classes in Salt Lake in Book of Mormon
and Doctrine and Covenants .

PROF. HUGH B. BROWN gen-

erally acclaimed as the most spiritual
man on campus .... director of religious
activities . . . inspiring speaker . . . left
successful law career .... former British
mission president.

Divisioi OF umm

Taking advantage of
the spring holiday, many
Y students mingled with
famihes and friends at
April Conference.

Branch President No-
ble dehvers an address
over KOVO for one in a
series of Delta P h
broadcasts.

This group is a de-
partmental, organized in
February. 1948, to pro-
mote study, preparation,
and mutual association
of Y students anticipat-
ing a missionary call.

i"ront row, !efl lo right: Beverly
Bingnani: LaMon Nerbert. presi-
dent; Rey Wiser, first vice-presi-
dent: Lois Brown, secretary: and
Dale Nelson, second vice-presi-
dent. Second row: Joseph Han-
cocK, Carolyn Blair, Herhert
Newell NIorris, president fall
quarter: Irene Howells, Dale
Turner, Calvin Wilcox, Joseph
Clegg. Back row: Charles
Muhlestein. Robert Richins. Le
Grande Wooley, second vice-
president, spring quarter: Ver-
non Parent, Reed Jensen, Lewis
Wiser, and Lome O. Smith.

l.-ll,,-, l'.l.r-,„
\rvill., S„„ll,
il.'lr,, ll„„M'n
M.irjtiric 1 oorK*
IiiioUt-nc Sniitli

Belli i'isl.rr
Merle Cliri-stenscn
C atliorinr Bous

Joanne Oiikey
Peprty HinvKrs

C onnir (3l>orn
Janice Burt
Shirley Ann Cfleavr
Marian Konler
JcancUc Scibold

Grace Stone Scars
Marjoric Tliompson
Mary Allen
Rlioda Lewis
Calnerine Koiimey

Barnara Burrows
Sliirl<'y Jensen
Claire Oowcrs
Melba Sutherland
Dcla Petersen

Catherine G. Brandly

Marian Allen

i,eona Farnsworlh

Edith Young

Rulh iW\
Pri'sidvnt

Myrtle Brooksby

BETil PI

W'iinda Ricks
Jean Nickin
Virginia Riippor
Helen Roljjnson
VVinilrecJ Wilkinson

Luiillc Bodily
C'atlierine Kanelion
tloiso Koliler
Oorotliy liilinson
Mnrll.a Leall.ain

Myrle I farJee

Hermine Brigps

Ri'portiT
Hloise Coons

Ba rha ra Coo ri i hs

Jean ( uriis

Doris Ariiell

Full Quarter /reiiMirer
Betly Lou Marshall

^ecrelary
LaVaun Walkin

Irene Bripc^

Mnllie R.w Baker

r,\'elyn Nortn0ra\e
Wilcla lames
Ruth Patterson
Faye Ensign
Frankic EngeJnrelsen

lArnelia Olsen

Clara Broaerick

F.sther Houiz

Norma Burton

Ora Jensen

Vicp PresUlent

BETA PI

Ciertrutir I frrrnuin
Ruby Sfliwartz
Clovrr C'uynion
Lowrnr \\ Olid
X'irC'ni.i Wriplil

Hcl.n Olson

Ben Mrnfl,nl,.,ll

Bell, M.,rkl,,„„

Hisloriun
Pearl Cox

KIk'n Krnl

K-illiry.i Asli.r.ih
i:li/a Bcu.
h.lizanrin /imtlcl
I'^niogftic loutz
Ciladvs Mr( fiaiit

Billii- LdU ( r(i*.lia\\

lanr Ni< kIo

Hrlon Durrani

Trpa siirpr
Arlrnc Knutlscn

Collcon Haniicn

BrxrrK L'rr
Hannal. (^.ll
Lois Pctcrsrn
lover Brnnion
Belly Cliristollrrs^on

Norma Vanrc
VaLois Harris

Belly Milrl.cll
Orral Kaiilni.tn
Kalfilccn Bowman

An honorary fraternity for relurnt'd women
missionary's on the "Y rampus. Its purpose is to
provide an opportunity for association of women

missionaries in cultural, spiritual, and social ac-
tivities, thereby maintaining the missionary spirit.

CAMPUS BRANCH

Front row: Eldrcd A. lolmson. lirst counsrilor: Sidney NoMo,
President; Owen C. Bonnion, second counsellor. BncK row: Don
M. Grimes, assistant clerk; C. Reed Anderson, rierk; and Ivan
L. Hobson, assistant clerk.

OVIl BRANCH OFFIGRS

WYMOMT BRANCH

Front row: Krnnclli H. Jolins, lirsl rounsollori Ira Young. Presi-
dpnt: Curtis Hadlock. second counsellor. Back row: Donald D.
Noel, clerk; Cliarles Arnell and Gordon F orsylli. assistant clerks.

Y. W. M. I. A.

PnrI o( llic Young Ladies arc shown iil ridlil: Front low:
Nrllic Swerlon. Bnrlinra N. Uidinrds. first i nunscllor: I .inclin
Olson. Dorotliy lolinson. Martlia Pnrry. Biu k row: Coy MuHrn.
Lucy Caldcr. t£nnn Adnnis. Donna Annio<!l. sr<rrlHry: Virginia
Allen, llniogrnr loulz. Not in pidurr arc prrsident, Jrnsinr
Jolinnnriiscn and srrond rounsrilor, Bodeil Sinitli.

mm ium M.i.i

Tlic conikinrcl sinff of llic sluclcnls' MIA nrc front rt>« :
lack W(-s>. Lynn Rirlmrds. Dale Criildlc. Uonna Aaiiiodl. Lyii-
ccr C. Siiiilli. Koilli Midglpy, Ernia R. lildridcc Sorond row:
Lucy Caldcr. Coy Mullen. Rogrr R. Sears. Owen C. Bennion.
Barbara Richards. I" red C. .\daiiis. I iiiclio Olsen. and N.iniy
Wells. Back row; Lniogene loutz. Nellie Sweden. Moyd
Woodfield. Marllin Parry. Harold Powill. Maynard Gunler.
Bcrl Bonnet, Erina Adams. Virginia .Mien. Dorolliy lolinson.
and Carol Bean.

V. M. M. I. 1

T\to offiters of tlic Young Mm Im ludr. {tonl row: Maroul
PowtII. cliorislfr: Fred C. Adams, suiwrintcndrnl; Roger K.
Scars, second counsellor. Back row: Dale Criddle, Lynn Ritli-
nrds, Lyncof C. Smilli. and lack West. Francis Workman.
first counsellor, and Ted Marshall, sccrclnry arc not pictured.

Bctly Midgley
Dream Girl

nlnio O. Howarcl

Ralph Wood

Delbcrl E. Lewis

James Glenn
vice President

William R. Poole

Jess Busnnian

George Bcnnion
President

Carl Merrill

Donald \\. Petleprew

Odell B. Cutler
M. Ray Longliurst
John Waitc
Virgil B. Smith
Bruce B. Hall

Dale Crioldic
Vinson D. Stepnenson
Lynecr Smilli
Lortn B^ Taylor
Carl Wliatcott

Grant D. Bendixscn

Kay Barney

Hector Spencer

Fred Adams
Historian

Robert L. Andclin

Josrpfi B. Keolor
Fidrcd A. Jonnson
Harold C. Clawson

DELTi PHI

A national honor fraternity
whose membership on the Y
campus is elected from those who
have served as missionaries for
more than six months. Its pur-
pose is to foster spiritual arlivily.
high ideals, fellowship, and so-
ciability.

Kcttli Mklglcy
Burlis Ronrrlson
Dclhorl W. H;.<lli.l.l
Dale Hnws
Knr) Bucliniilirr

Albert Bennell
Frank I. Dnvi.^
Max Conlcy
Mark Angus
Roy Sinilii

Don Scliniulz
Melvin G. Randall
McKay Burton
Reed Faync
Grant Packer

W^cst C. Haniiiiond
Calvin Craig
RucI S. Randall
Bruce Peterson
Royal S. Jcnson

Jack Price
Gale Hammond
David Christenscn
Erold Wisconibc
Sidney NoMc

Floyd J. W'oodficid
Duanc Harrison
Edward Baumgartcn

Jolin E. Anderson

Ralph Burton
Secretary

W'illiani Gccrisrn

William Preston

diaries R. Anderson

Harold J. Powell
Ivan P. Olson
William Earl Read, Jr.
Howard Bird
Sleplirn SnerN\ood

Orville C. Lundoll
Vcrl A. Dcspain
Francis W'orknian
Don M. Walker
Norman P. Woodiicid

Claude \\ cstcnskow
Norman L. Dunn
Duane Price
Lynn Richards
C lair Kendall

Kont S. Andir<on
Slanlry R. Andrus
Rirliard G. iJIsworlli
Merrill Andrus
Lester Ross

Clyde S. Roniney

NIelvin Ogden
Treasurer

Ernest H. Qark

DELTl PHI

Wells McAllister
CIco BasconiD
DeMar Rust
Max A. Newrcn
HariDon C. Slccd

Frank C. Davis
Wallace E. Duflin
Lorenzo H. Snow
Slerhng Clousc
Owen Brnnion

Norninn Wrigfit
Phillip Schmidt
James Wiltbank
Calvin Whatcoll
Rarl L. Smith

Glen S. Smith
Richard KitKs
Alexander L. hife
Nolan L. Montgomery
Ira Young

Jatk C-). Hanson
Mclvin R. Bodily
Keith Sohn
James J. Tschudy
Orvil M. Busliman

Harold Price
Grant Burgon
lames Brady

DELTA PHI DOIKS

Left: Jim Glenn measures new pledges for
Delta Phi sweaters.

The Ladies Beta Pi Chorus, telow, ac-
companied the Delta Phi's on their tours
through northern Utah and parts of Idaho.
The Delta Phi Chorus, shown bottom, prac-
tices a song in preparation for the trip.

DEAN CHRISTEN JENSEN

The grand old man of llie graduale school .... reliring after
20 years of devoted service lo the Y .... chief executive in the
absence of the president .... kind and keen.

George Addy typifies tiie graduate students who spend their
time doing research for a thesis, serving as student instructors,
and taking desired classes.

nmm school

HAROLD UM CLARK

Tlie ixicnsion division is roally a col-
lege williin a (ollege catering lo those
wlio cannot keep regular campus scned-
ules .... Harold Glen Clark is llie
friendly, efficient head of the division . . .
executive secretary of alumni association
vocalist.

Margaret Hales points lo one of the
far-away towns where extension courses
are sent by mail.

EXTENSION DIVISION

W. RAY WIGHT

When I he home lown girl niiikcs yoocl
ut college, llic pul)lir relations office lels
the home lown know aboul il. Ray
Wight, a fireball journalisi from I he Triii-
une. clirecls the service.

pdblk; relations

DEAN ASAEL 0. LAMBERT

Conscienluous. ihorougli. dean of summer ses-
sion .... look leave of absence to do special
State research .... became director of libraries
last fall.

A few students engaged in art during summer
school at tne Alpine Campus while more students
enjoy an excursion to Rock Island in Utah Lake.

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SUMNER SCHOOL

Some of flic students at Alpine lust sum-
mer liaci lime just to stand around. Karl
Young and C. J. Hart prepare for I lie an-
nual hike up Mt. Timpanogos. Below,
you would never believe il but some fat
ulty members have lime to engage in
friendly dialler afler ajournment of lae-
ulty meetings.

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Gilhcrt L Gcis Mehdi Fakharzadcli
New York. New York
Thesis: A study of ra-
cial prejudice and dis-

Earl Ballard Hoyl
Nephi. Utah
Major: Artounling.

Robert Gillis Amir Nakhai
Great Falls. Montana
Major- Educational
Administration.

M. Carl Gibson

Las Vegas. Nevada
Thesis: A Preliminary
study of Spanish-Port-

crimination in Provo.
Utah.

uguese Deceptive Cog-
nates,

liRADHTES

George D. Peterson

Ervin Clark — Ririe, Idaho

n hcsis: An analysis and Evaluation of the Re-
port card system in use at the Brigliani
Young University Eirmenlary School
1949.
Harold George — EscaianU', Utah

Thesis: A study of the marking and reporting in
the f-'leasant Grove Hign Sf hoo! in nn
altrmpi to ascrrlnin ihe present Ircntl.

Don Anderson

R. Dcnno Nelson

Ken V. Carter

Norman Hyall — folift. Hliituis

Thesis: A sur\ey ol students in sele* ted second-
ary sdiool ol L'lah, Wasatch County, in
Arithmetical Ahilitirs.

Vernon I. T iplon — Sprinyville. LJtan

T hesis: A Preliminary study ol Sipiionaptcrous
Ectoparasites found on llu- Mammals of
the families criceidae and Muridae in
Utah County

Quentin Nordgren — Monroe, Utan

Major: Music.
Andrew J. Wall — Lynum. Wyoming

Major: French.
C. Eldon Bitter — Salt Lake City. Utah

Thesis: Anti-Christian Elements in the Prose
Works of Rudolph G. Binding.
Leon Hansen
Joel J. Moss — Ririe. Idaho

Thesis: A comparison of the attitudes and pract-
ices of two university Gl housing groups:
Mormon and non-Mormon, concerning
family size and family limitations.

Floyd J. Woodlirld — North Ogden. Ui«/i
Major: English.

Marlin Miller — Proco. Utah
Major: Matnrniatics.

Kalhrryn Wliilnoy — Salt ImIh' City. Utali
Major: Mu-iir and h.lnnrntary f.ducalion

Marguerite' Porter — San O'tpqa, California
Major: hrenrli.

Orate Nolan — Niagara /"alls. Nvw VorH
Major: Geology.

Kohert M. Peterson — Ogilvn. Utah
Major: Psyenology.

Maxine lleaton — Mocrnsin. Arizona
Major: C'lieiiiistry.

( . (*,dwin Dean — Proiw. Utah
Major: Mallienialirs.

Marion Allen — Raymond. Alhcrta. Canada
Major: ['rent li.

Orant Burton — Afnrroy. t'loh

Veloy Lewis — (\iM'/ey, W'yonting
Major: Honn* Im onomii s.

Dawn K, W( III) — Ui'xiuuti. idahft
Major: IJenK'nlary I'.du* alion.

l.i)\Vf-ll ( air — Dnorriifl. /(lo/ii»

Major: r.diit alional Adiiiinistralifin.

Carl Shelley — American Fork. Ul.
Thesis: Physiography, siructurr.
and siratiography of soutli cent-
ral Wasatch mountains.

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lilniiK- M. r.irtcT — Prof.o, UUtI,

I Ix'sis: A ( uiii|>tirativ<' Kludy ol n)iirri(i<f(- ami

family (ounsoliiiq afi*'"*"'*''^ wliirli arc fonnalU

orfjani/.cd in llir L'nitca Stales.
Paul H. Slack - Pravo. Vtal,

I lirsrs: Intonation.
r^ulli Cris — Newark. Netr /i-rspy

Major; Sociolocy.
Law rcncc 1 home — SalilnHn Part', (Jnlifornia

I ncsis: ni-AlKylpnenols Derived from t. 5-Cyr-

lolicxanedionc: Mechanisms and Synthesis.

Willord Bmderer — Scdl Lahe City. Utah.

n hesis: A Study of llie Use of the past suh-
junctlve and conditional in Modern German Lit-
erature.

Russell N. Stansfield — Provo. Utah

Thesis: An inquiry into (onunertial contests in
the secondary schools in the state of Utah.

f^onerl B. Mechani — Provo, Ulafi

\ hesis: A study of the factors responsible for
the Dcseret News Circulation Increase, Novotn-
her L 1947 to May L 1949.

Donworth V. Gubler — LaVerkin, Utah

Thesis: A study of Relative pronoun plus pre-
position constructions and their adverbial sub-
stitutes in modern gcrman.

Millward D. Robinson — Neri'dcue. Idaho

Thesis: A survey of the Athletic benefits in
Utah as compared with programs in several other
slates.

Helmut Roscnnain — New Yorfc City, New York
Major: Political Science.

Melvin Dean Jex — Spanish Fork. Utah

1 hesis: A study of the faculty meetings of sec-
ondary schools in Utah.

Mary G. Allen — Ogden. Utah

Major: Elementary Education.

Lawrence R. Slack — Provo, Utah

Thesis: History of Grand County, Utah.
Morrie L. Roper
Keith Rigby

Boyd McAffee — Provo. Utah

Major: Educational Administration.

Tho

S. Su

Sherman K. Fitzgerald — Ephraim. Utah

I hesis : A comparative study of the occupation
preferences of rural and urban senior students in
high school^

Alvin Rasmussen -^ Chicago. Illinois

Thesis: The determination of a minimum list of

equipment for the leaching of general high school

physics in the schools of Utah.
Lloyd Guslaveson — Coalvilte, Utah

Major: Art.

Stanford Gwilliam — Baker, Oregon

Thesis: A study of the principal prolagonisits of
Christopher Marlowe: anticipators of Friedich
Nietzsche's Dionysian herol.

Harold L. Dowdle — Rif.fcy. Idaho

Thesis: Religious concepts of Perez Galdos.

Elda Jackson — Provo. Utah

Thesis : A study of overlapping in the subject
mailer of courses taught for elementary teachers.

Melvin G. Randall ^ North Ogden. Utah

Thesis: The prevalence of auditing of student
activity funds in the senior high schools in the
Slate of Utah and its effect on their use.

Carl J. Pendleton — Evanston. Wyoming
Major: Music.

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CLASS OF '49

KAY RANDALL .... senior class president .... talked the

senior class through a successful year .... suave looking

debator .... Blue Key and Tausig.

>L\RY ANN MURDOCK .... vice president .... always a
smile and a song .... led Cougarettes through their paces ....
sang in Carmen .... White Key and Nautilus.

MARY CLYDE . . . secretary . . . the girl who made Milwaukee
famous .... a hustler .... Cesta Tie president .... While Key.

FRED ADAMS .... co-legislator .... the spark of Campus
branch M. I. A Blue Key. Delta Phi, and Brigadier.

GRACE LINDSAY .... affable legislative council member . . .
dancer .... Nautilus president .... winning way.

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WHEELS OF '49

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MOANA BALLIF— A student body officer and of-
ficial friendly girl, she ran tfie gamut of student
honors and was valued for her wonderful service and
her wonderful self.

MERRILYN HARMON-With her brains,
vitality and personal charm she won many
honors, not the least of which were awards
chairman and the diamond of cx-preferred
man. Al Everett.

WJ(.1«I>-M^

103

ALMA SNOW -The "doorl-

ing girl wlio was loved as an
outstanding leader in spirit and
deed and for self-lcss service as
president of White Key.

RANDY CLARK - Gained

fame as a sure fire guard on
llie Cougar five and a quiet
good naturcd fellow off the
court.

WHEELS OF '49

GUS SHIELDS-A returned
missionar)' and former student
body president who put himself
on the map this year as a sax
playing band leader.

104

SIDNEY NOBLE-Directed the
Campus religious life as brancK
president, ana aevoled ninisclf
and his time unceasingly to nis
calling.

Hv'o/.vei./oti

MARY CLYDE-Another girl
recognized for her general ability
and constant efforts.

AT BRHHAM YOUK

RAY BECKHAM-A noi.-glor>'

seeking student body officer wKo
worked diligently and efficiently
for improvement in student life.

105

FRED ADAMS-Thc lovabl,-

Ippruclian who had a big hand
in pulling over many varied and
successful campus projects.

WHEELS OF '49

JESS BUSHMAN _ Anmie<l
everyone by his capacity for and
performance of hard work as
Blue Key president and his
wide circulation as a play fx)y.

KEN SANSOM-Grent Cam-
pus wil with spontaneous show-
manship which never failed to
entertain campus audiences.

106

KAY RANDALL - Renowned

as class president for tne ex-
tent of his vocabulary and the
effective use Ke made of it.

CLAIRE STODDARD ^ The

dark eyed vivaciousncss whose
sweet voice and four years of
significant participation in worth-
while activities made her ad-
mired by all.

fr^oLvtrtOfV

AT 6RIGHAN YOMG

^r-"^

KEITH FILLMORE-1 he red
beaded student body president
who among other achievements,
engineered the student govern-
ment class and helped to secure
a school ring.

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Maurice Balenian — American Fork, Utah
Maior: PKysical Education — Minor: Health

Miriam Saifery — \Vailuku, Maui. Hawaii
Major: Elenientar>' -Eaucation — Sociology

Heroert Morris — Rigby, laano

Major: Journalism — Minor: Ejiglisn

Allen D. Van Dyke - Ogden. Utah

Major: Accounting <— Minor: Political Science

James G. Pinegar ^- Provo, Utah

Major: Physics — Minor: Mathematics

Elayne Paxman — Nephi, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Donna C. Garrett — Provo, Utah

Major; Accounting ^- Minor: Secretarial Practice

John Fretwell ^- Idaho Falls, Idaho

Major: Secondary Education— Minor: Social Science

Alvin HoIIey — Thornton, Idaho

Major: Chemistry — Minor: Zoology

Ross Denham — Provo. Utah

Major: Elementary Education — - Minor: History

Neal Gibby — Los Angeles. California

Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health

Spencer D. Madsen — Pro\o, Utah

Major: Secondaiy Education — Minor: Bus. Adn

Glen Brown — Provo, Utah

Major: Elemcntar>' Education — Minor: Pol. Science

Marjorie Huffakcr — Salt Lake City, Utah
Major: Music — Minor: German

Robert William Holder — Provo, Utah

Major: Political Science — Minor: History

Ervin J. Bingham — Spanish Fork. Utah
Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics

Ruth Wall — Logan. Utah

Major: Music — Minor: French

Beverly Brady — Mid\ale. L'tah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Robert H. Malan — Provo, Utah
Major: Hislor>' — Minor: Sociology

Joyce H. Sanders — Pueblo. Colorado
Major: Speech — Minor: English

Don B. Skouscn — Los Angeles. Calilornia
Major: Zoology — Minor — Chemistry

John R- Anderson — Rexburg, Idaho
Major: Economics — Minor: English

Laurine Brunner — Las Vegas, Nevada
Major: Art — Nlinor: Spanish

Sally Sharp — Salt Lake City. Utah

Major: Political Science — Minor: History

108

William Baird — Provo. Utak

Major: Political Science — Minor: Economics

Eldred A. Jolinson — Vernal, Utah

Major: Accounting — Minor Economics

Curtis O. Hadlock - Vernal. Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Brien D. Packard — American Fork. Utali

Major: Accounting— Minor: Chem. 6 Mathematics

Bert W. Marlcy — McCanmion. Idaho

Major: History — Minor: Political Science

Arva Lue Mortensen — Cleveland, Utah

Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: English

Joseph Hilbers ^- San Francisco, California
Major: Journalism — Minor: English

Earl C. Brunner, Jr. -- Barstow. California
Major: Botany — Minor: Zoology

Jane Tyler Ballou — Mira Lonia, California

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Norma Simmons — Baker. Oregon
Major; Jouriialism — Minor: English

Sorn G. Sabey ^ American Fork. Utah
Animal Husbandry — Minor: Agronomy

Russell L. Kern ^ Dixon. Missouri

Major: Psychology — Minor: Sociology

Robert L. Mercer — Barnwall, Alberta. Canada
Major: Physics -^ Minor: Mathematics

Veria Lou Smith — Casper, Wyoming
Major: Sociology ^- Minor: Psychology

Alph Bingham — Spanish Fork. Utah
Major: Zoology ^ Minor: Chemistry

Gene E. Vickers ^- Houston. Texas

Major: Chemistry '— Minor: Mathematics

Nora Jean Orton — North Ogden. Utah
Major: Music ^- Minor: Language

Sam Floyd — Meridian, Mississippi

Major: Art ^ Minor: Physical Education

Marian Wilkensen — Washington D. C.
Major: Foods ^- Minor: English

Norma Manning Goodwin — Ogden, Utah
Major: Physical Education ^ Minor: Health

109

RolM*rt W. Mrrrill — Lake Cily. Minnesota
Major: Economics — Minor: Marketing

Elaine Gwillinnis — Ricnlanci, Washington
Major: Speech — Nhnor: Sociology

t!lainc Eyring — Provo. L'lah

Major; Elcincn. Ed. — Minor: Ph. Etl. & Roc.

Shirley E. Call - Vernal, l'lah

Major: Physical Edutatiuti — Minor: Speecli

John Nutter — Salt Lake City. L'tnli
Major: English — Minor: German

John E. Cloary — Avon. New i ork

Major: Chemistry — Minor: Mathematics

Ivan L. Hohson — Washington D. C.

Major: Economics — Minor; Political Science

George Voigtiander — Wecnauken, New Jersey
Major: Secondary Education — Minor: Sociolog\

Gerald E. Poulsen - Ri.l.lield. Utah
Major: Accounting ^ Minor: Economics

AccI Nielson — Oak Cily. L'lah

Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting

Reed M. Johnson — Springville. L'lah
Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics

Clyde Hill - Oakland, California

Major: Agronomy — Minor: Chemistry

Lee Riclieson — Portland, Oregon
Major: Sociology — Minor: Hislor>-

Virginia Booth — Provo. L'tali

Major: Secondary Education — Minor: Hislory

Barbara Grant — McGill. Nevada
Major: foods — Minor: Chcmislry

Siegfried H. I ehlberg — SItelhy. Montana
Nlajor: Agronomy — Minor: BoUiny

Ray Beckham — Safford. Arizona

Major: NIarkcling — Minor; Englisli & Journal ism

John F. Wright — Malad. Idaho

Major: Accounting — Minor: Markeling

Quey C. Hebrew — Leiii. Utah

Major: Geology — Minor: Cneniislry

(jordon James I'orsyth — I lydc Park. N. \.
Major: Journalism — Minor: Portueguesc

Iran Mavaghar — Tchrran, Iran

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Paul W. Barton — Kaysville. Utah

Major: Political Science — Minor; Ltonomics

Glen Kay Goodwin — Grovcr. L'tali

Major; Physical Education — Minor; I h altli

Norma Dorothy Langston — Hurricane, Llah
Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Hislory

Farren Nielsen — Provo, Utah

Major: Secondary Education — Minor: Gcograpiiy

Louis R. Bro\\ n — Provo, Utah

Major: Secondary Education — Minor: Pliys. Sti.

LaVar Goulding — Provo, Ulan

Major: Economics — Minor: Accounting

William Nelson Spafford — Beaver, Utah

Major: Pnysical Education — Minor: Sociology

;

Wcsl C. Hammond — Salt Lake City, UlaK
Major; Journalism —

Marie Andrus AverctI — Spanish Fork, Utah
Major: Vocational Home Economics

Anna Marie Creer — Spanisli Fork. Utali

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Glenda Williams — Ashton, Idaho

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Homer Whitney — Parowan, Utah

Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics

Heber Jay Shelley — Pro\o, Utah

Major: Political Science — Minor: Sociology

Heber Kimball Merrill — Phoenix, Arizona
Major: Physical Education — Minor: Hcahh

Carol Bunnell ^- Wells, Nevada

Major: Secondary Education — Minor: English

Eldon Pucketl — Oakley, Idaho

Major: Sec. Education — Minor: Phys. Science

Grant C. Howard — Chester, Idaho
Major: Mathematics — Minor: Physics

Cameron Scott Deeds — Long Beach, California
Major: Physical Education '— Minor: Health

Rondo S. Harmon — Alton, Wyoming

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: History

Nyal W. Anderson — Heber City, Utah
Major: Art — Minor: Spanish

Josephine Udall — Phoenix, Arizona

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Dilts Workman — Provo, Utah
Major: Speech — Minor: English

Grant H. Elliott — Provo, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Pol. Sti.

SENIORS

111

Lester C. Wliealley — Provo, Utah

Major: Arrounting — Minor: Markcling

Byron L. Pope — Independence, Nlissouri
Major: Markoling — Minor: Accounting

Sterling Mason — Ririe. Idaho

Major: Accounting — Nlinor: Econoniics & English

Glen Moore — Layton, Utah

Major: Botany — Minor: Zoology

Phyllis Wardle - Rigby. Idaho
Major: Foods — Minor: Clothing

Jerry Zengcr <— Provo, Utah

Major: Physics — Minor: Mathematics

A, Michael Mahalias — Milwaukee. Wisconsin
Major: Political Science — Minor: Econoniics

Joseph Kenneth Davies ■ — EhnonI, California
Major; Econoniics — Minor: Mathematics

Gaylc Holt — Rivcrlon. Utah

Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting

Darrell Berrcll — Sprinville, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Math.

Beverly Jolinson — Glcndale, California

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

R. Laverne Marcuni — Driggs, Idaho

Major: Secondar Education — Minor: Soc. Science

Lois Marie Nelson — Rcxburg. Idaho

Major: Geology — Minor; Chemistry

La Rae Denning — Idaho Falls, Idaho

Major: Physical Education — Minor; English

Jay G. Butler — Shelley, Idaho

Major: Sociology — Minor: Psychology

Glen Fowler Ovard — Hcncfcr. Utah

Major: Secondary Ed. — Minor: Social Science

Dan Haliaday — Salt Lake City, Utah
Major; Sociology — Minor: Mathematics

Herman Healh — Green River, Utah
Major; Geology — Minor: Chemistry

Dwighl J. Stapley — Mesa. Arizona

Major: Piiysical Education — Minor: Health

Ruth Wasden — Idaho Falls, Idaho

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Grant W. Morlensen — Parowan, Utah

Major: Accounting — Minor: Secretarial Practice

Cleona Decker Morgan — Kirtland. New Mexico
Major: English — Minor; Speech

Velma Hotlyficid — Grand Junction. Colorado
Major: Sociology — Minor: Psychology

Shirl Ferre — Provo, Utah

Major: Secondary Ed. — Minor: Physical Science

112

Janet Rulh CIcgg — Provo, Utah
Major: Elementary Education —

Robert Douglas — Long Beach, California
Major: Music — Minor: German

Cindy Stewart — Alamo, Nevada
Major: Vocational Home Econonjics

W. Glen Buslmell - Meadow, Utah

Major: Accounting — Secretarial Practice

Gerald Caldwell - Vernal, Utah
Major: Speech — Minor: History

George R. Hawkes — Preston, Idaho
Major: Agronomy — Minor: Chemistry

Nancy Fetscher — Ogden, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Mu

Edward Murdock — Springvillc, Utah
Major: Art — Minor: Spanish

Hazel Dawn Ream — Dingle, Idaho
Major: Clothing — Minor: Speech

Delia Mac Porter — Provo, Utah

Major: Bacteriology — Minor: Chemistry

Ashcl J. Evans — Vernal, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: History

Earl Gray ~~ Provo, Utah

Major: Chemistry — Minor: Mathematics

Kathleen Phillips — Idaho Falls, Idaho

Major: Secondary Education — Minor: Speech

Ernest Messcrly — Glenns Ferry, Idaho

Major: Political Science — Minor: Economics

Barbara Bean — La Grande, Oregon

Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: Accounting

Emogcnc Foutz — Kirtland, New Mexico
Major: Speech ~~ Minor: English

Dcncce Decker — Island City. Oregon

Major: Secondary Ed. — Minor: Sec. Practice

Lois Dalby — Montccello, California
Major: Spanish — Minor: English

Hideo Mayeda — Brigham City, Utah

Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor: (Comp. Phys. Sci.)

Carma Rasmusscn — Preston, Idahct

Major: Journalism — Minor: Political Science

lORS

113

John Reiskc ^- Orcni, Ulan.

Major: Cheniislry — Minor: MalKematics

Mack F. Hughes — Spanish Fork, Utah
Major: Chemistry <— Minor: Malhciiialics

Francis Goodness — Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii

Major: tlenicntary Fducalion — Minor: History

J. Douglas Lazcnby — Payson. Utah
Major: Speech "— Minor: Fnghsh

Lynn Powell ^- Spanish Fork, Utah

Major: Physical Fducalion ^ Minor: Health

1 heodore N. Killpack — Fcrron, Utah
Major: Marketing ^ Minor: Accounting

Harold Argylc — Blackfoot, Idaho
Major: Sociology — Minor: History

Kenneth H. Jones — Slough House, Caliiornia
Major: Geology — Minor: ^lathcniatics

>F Ray North — Provo. Utah

Major; Sociology — Minor: Psychology

Clifton Spendlovc <— Provo. Utah

Major: Bacteriology '- Minor: Chemistry

Melvin J. Ogden - Richfield, Utah
Major: Fnglish — Minor: History

Lavina Borgcson ^- Santaquin, Utah
Major: Music — Minor: Spanish

Maurinc Maxfield — Provo, Utah
Major: Sociology — Minor: Enghsh

Willard V. Loveridgc — La Grande, Oregon
Major: Zoology — Minor: Chemistry

Bruce OsDornc — Beaver. Utah

Major: Physical Education — Health

Adam G. W'clker — Ogden, Utah

Major: Accounting — Minor: Mathematics

Leslie \\ heeler — Denser, Colorado

Major: Secondary Education — ."^hnor: Spanish

Dan Lambert — Provo, Utah

Major: Economics — Minor: Mathematics

Merrill Weber — freedom, Wyoming
Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics

Merrill Pack — Kamas. Utah

^lajor: Agronomy — Minor: Cheniislry

Jim Egbert — f etonia. Idaho

Major: Pliysical Education — Minor: l~lealth

Claude L. Wcslenskow — La Grande, Oregon
*^Iajor: Accounting — Minor: Economics

MrUin Ludlow — American t ork, L'tah

Major: Chemistry — Minor; Math, and Pliysics

Marian Crittenden — Los Angeles. California

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Psychology

114

Stanley Burniingl.am - American Falls, Idaiio
Major: Art — Minor: Music

Alcnc Stringham - Ogdcn. Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Ocrmari

Grace Stone Sears - Ogden. Utah

Major: Elementary Education - Minor: English

Glade Stowell — Duncan. Arizona

Major: Accounting - Minor: Econ. 6 Marketing

Health

Edgar Aucoin — Pride, Lousiana

Major: Physical Education — Minor:

Kenneth Young - Mt. Pleasant. Utah
Major: Music — Minor: Education

Roterl K. Jeppcrson — Orciii, Utah
Major: Spanish — Minor: Music

Morris F. Swapp — Prove, Utah

Major: Animal Husbandry — Minor: Agronom

Gene Harris - Oak City, Utah

Major: Elementary Education ^ Minor: Music

Lucile Rose — Montclair. New Jersey

Major: Elementary Education - Minor: Music

Kathryn Rogers — Morgan, Utah

Major: Elementary Education - Minor: tnglisK

George Varlin - Rochester. New York
Major: Chemistry — Minor: Mathematics

Faye Richards — Brighani City, Utah

Major: Physical Education - Minor: Health

Val Camenish — Prove, Utah
Major: Art —

Jcwcldine Moore — Evanston, Wyoming

Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: Accounting

Richard Lewis — Provo, Utah

Major: Eiem. Ed. - Minor: Foods & Nutrition

Bessey Bartholomew — Fayette, Utah
Major: Vocational Home Economics

Rulon A. Thomas - Spanish Fork, Utah

Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health

Jeanne Grossen — Provo, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Samuel Arthur Medlyn - Grass Valley. California
Major: Accounting — Minor: Spanish

SEIIORS

115

Douclas Mrlnlire — Ontario, California
Major: Economics — Minor: Marketing

Wayne S. Riclinian — RexLurg, Idano
Major: Economics — Minor: Marketing

Bernard Twisdale ~~ Rochester, New York

Major: Chemistry — Minor: Physics and Math

Marian Tree — Park City. L'lah

Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health

Leinnd C. Da^is — Provo, L'lah

Major: Chemistry ^ Minor: Geology

Orlin Ford — San Diego, California

Major: Mathematics — Minor: Physics

Wayne C. Pomeroy — Mesa, Arizona
Nlajor: Economics — Minor: Marketing

Owen E. Cameron — Provo, Utah

Major: Acct. 6 Bus. Admin. — .^linor: Phy. Sci.

Don O. Stewart — Murray, Utah
Major: Sociology — Minor: French

Iris Tennant — Sail Lake City. Ulnli

Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: English

J Kay Fletcher — Boise, Idaho
Major: Music — Minor: German

Lorin R. Anderson — Provo, L'tah

Major: Secondary Education— ."^linoi: Mathematics

Jack Price — Pocatcllo. Idaiio

Major: Geology — Minor: Clicniistry 6 Physics

Marie Haslam — Roosevelt. Utah

Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: English

LcRoy Wright — Oakland, California
Major: Mathematics — Minor: Physics

Marjorie Miller — Boise. Idaho
Major: Speech — Minor: English

H. Stuart Steed — Centerville, Utah

Major: .\ccounting — Minor: Economics

Gordon K. Lewis — Pro\o. Utah

."^lajor: Marketing — Minor: Accounting

Lester Ross — Lehi. Utah

Major: Accounting — Mimir: M.irkcting; Econ.

C. Reed Anderson — Pro\o, Utah

.'^lajor: Accounting — Minor: linanie i- Bunking

Laura .\nn Sealon — Twin ! tills, IJ.ilio

Major: Elementiiry Edutation — Minor: History

.Nancy Skousen — O.'ikl.ind, California '

Leah 1 aylor — Provo, I tali

Major: Elementary Edutation — Minor: Music

Marie Dean Byhee — Springville, L'lah
Major: Speech — .^linor: I'.nglish

116

Don Sprousc — Roosr\clt. Utitli

Major: Geology — Minor: Clicniistry

McKay H, Kunz — Born. Id.ilio

Major: Sec. Educ. — Minor: (Conip. Pliys. S;i.

Paul Wainwriglit — l-viinslon, Wyoming
Major: Music — Minor: French

Donna Yardlcy ^ Panguitrli. L'tan

Major: Sec. Education — Minor: Sec. F'rnclice

Virginia Allen — Ogden, Utah
Major: Speccli — Minor: Irencli

Marian Crawford — Salt Lake Cily, Ulali
Major: Journalism — Minor: Englisn

Earl Erickscn — Manii, Ulali

Minor: Physical Education — Minor: Health

Kenneth Sanson) — Murray. Utah
Major: Speech — Minor: Art

A. LcGrande Flack — Provo, Utah
Major: Botany — Minor: Zoology

Wesley M. Butler — Driggs. Idaho
Major: Physics — Minor: Mathematics

Vera J. Thompson — Salt Lake City, Utah

Beatrice Nelson — Barnwell. Alberta. Canada
Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Marian Bond — Mesa, Arizona

Major: Sociology — Minor Secretarial Practice

E. Ross Porter ^ Helper. Utah

Major: Chemistry ^- Minor: Mathematics

David A. Law — Salt Lake City. Utah

Major: Russian — Minor: Political Science

Franklin H. Quiltcr — Gunnison. Utah

Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health

Kenneth Brailhwaite -— Provo, Utah
Major: Zoology ^ Minor: Chemistry

Julia Taylor — Price, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

John K. Beck — Provo. Utah

Major: Botany — Minor: Agronomy

Josephine Young — Mayport. Pennsylvania

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

SEIIORS

117

Willard Kowallis — Pocatello, IdaKo
Major: Art — Minor: Mathematics

Deaa W. Haslem — Provo, Ulak

Major: Accounting <— Minor: Marl(cling

Earl B. Jones '— Magna, Utah

Major: Zoology — Minor: Chemistry

Rosanne Sessions — Los Angeles, California
Major: Spanish — Major: English

John P. Parry — MalaJ. Idaho

Major: Accounting — Minor; Economics

Mary Williams — Hamer, Idaho
Major: Foods ^- Minor; Clothing

Leonard Leach — Rochester. New York

Major: Chemistry — Minor: Physics, Math.

Kenneth C. Molt — Provo, Utah

Major: Physical Ed. — Minor: Hisory, Health

Cliff A. Anderson — Fountain Green, Utah

Major: Sociology — Minor: Acct. & Sec Practice.

Floyd L. Johnson — Springvillc. Utah
Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting

Betty Olsen — Mt. Pleasant. Utah
Major: Zoology — Minor: Botany

Naomi Buckniiller — Provo. Utah

Major Pol. Science — Minor Sociology & Econ.

Mary Joyce Cockelt — Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii
Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Matthew K. Bezzanl — Pleasant Grove, Utah
Major: Physical Education ^- Minor: Health

Frank Stevenson — Murray, Utah

Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor ( Conip. Phys.

James G. Cooper — Mesa, Arizona

Major: Accounting ^- Minor; Marketing

Sci.)

L. Dean Lee — Springville. Utah

Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: English

Dean W. Bond — Henefer, Utah

Major: Secondary Education -^ Minor: English

Kenneth Nielson — Barnwell, Alberta, Canada
Major: Agronomy — Minor: Chemistry

Frank W. Buffo — Spanish Fork, Utah
Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics

Lynn Warner — Kelso. California

Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health

Virginia Schmidt — Portland. Oregon
Major: English — Minor: Mathematics

Edna G. Morgan — Payson. Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Sterling Sessions — Provo, Utah

Major: Zoology -^ Minor: Chemistry

118

Christopher Lee Colston — Tulsa. Olclahoma
Major: Zoology ^- Minor: Chemistry

Raymona Wiltscy — Provo, Utah

Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor: (Comp. Soc. Si

Pauline Taylor ^- Kanias, Utah
Major: Home Economics

Wilford W. Crockett — Pima. Arizona
Major: Speech -— Minor; Spanish

Robert Bimmler — Rochester, New York

Major: Chemistry — Minor: Math, fe Physics

Darlene Brimhall — Evanston, Wyoming

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Odell Scott ^ Provo. Utah

Major: History — Minor: Political Science

Gladys Rawlings Larsen ^ Preston. Idaho

r>^ajot: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Rulon Widdison ^ Provo, Utah

Major: Elementary Education -- Minor: English

Marie Hardy — Meridian, Idaho

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Sociology

Emelia Olsen — Beazer, Alberta. Canada
Major: Foods — Minor: Clothing

Colleen Calister — Spanish Fork, Utah
Major: English — Minor: French

D. Ted P. Neido - Manila, Phillipines
Major: Chemistry — Minor: Math, Phiysics

Elden G. Andrus — Spanish Fork, Utah

Major; Sec. Ed. — Minor: (Comp. Phys. Science)

Willis Brimhall — Pleasant Grove, Utah
Major: Geology — Minor: Chemistry

Beverly Anne Thyrel '- Springville, Utah
Major: Nursing Education

Harvey Blakeslee — Portland. Oregon

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Sociology

Phyllis Miller — Boise. Idaho

Elementary Education — Minor: Sociology

Betty Foster ^ Orem. Utah

Major; Secondary Ed. (Eng. — Minor: Journalism

James Nelson — American Fork, Utah
Major:

SENIORS

119

Rtrlialyn Krllborn — Grand Junction, Colorado
Major: Llcnicntary Education — Minor: Englisli

Wells McAllister - Oak Park. Illinois

Major: Composition Music — Minor: Music

Fawn Powell Bench — Prove, UlaK
Major: Elementary Education

Kenneth Dean Wright — Pleasant Grove, Utah
Major: Accounting -~ Minor: Mathematics

Lloyd McArthur — Prove. Utah

Major; Marketing — Minor: Accounting

Naomi Nelson — Prove, Utah
Major: Art — Minor: English

Lloyd TurnLow — Tabiona, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Sociology

Miriam Christcnsen — Prove. L'tah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Leora Tryon — Tcntpe. Arizona
Major: Home Economics

Arthur Sevy — Panguitch, Utah

Major: Physics — Minor: Mathematics

Carol Clark ~~ Spcinish Fork. Utah

Major: Elem. Ed. — Minor: Foods & Nutrition

Robert Evans — South Gate. California
Major: Music — Minor: German

David O. Lloyd — Mesa, Arizona
Major: Sociology — Minor: French

Esther Stringrellow — Murray, Utali

Major, Elementary Education — Minor: History

Milton V. Theobald - Delta. Utah

Major: Accounting — Minor: Marketing & Econ

Mary Clyde — Milwaukee. Wisconsin
^lajor: English ^— Miner: Sociology

Vi\ian H. Grindslaff — Prove, L'tah
Major: Sociology — Minor: English

Den Bugg — Btanding. Utah

Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting

Carol Hansen — Delta. Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Economics

Keith Fillniore — Burley, Idaho

Major; Marketing — Miner: Accounting

Karl P. Hcrdo. Jr. — Portland, Oregon

Major: Accounting — Minor: Secretarial Practice

Hcrmine Eckcrsky — Payson. Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Sociology

Orviile Lundell — Spanish Fork. Utah
Major: Accounting — Miner: Economics

Rulh Dahlcn — St. Horcb. Wisconsin
Major: English — Minor: Music

120

Linilinc Kirk — Pleasant Grove, UlaK

Major: Hlcnicnlary Education — Minor: Geology

Wanda Ricks — Provo, Utali

Vclnia Horner — Sandpoint, Idano
Major: Art — Minor: Clothing

lilaine Hart — Provo, Utah

Major: Clothing — Minor: Marketing

Doris Clark — Pro\o, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Joseph W. Crammer — Springville, Utah

Major: Physical Education — Minor: History

Frank G. King — Spanish Fork, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Merrilyn Harmon <— Berkeley, Caliiornia
Major: Englisii — Minor: History

June Sander — Hebcr City, UlaK
Major: Sociology — Minor: History

Calvin W. Young — Huntington Park, California
Major: Chemistry — Minor: Zoology

Dean Johnson — Barnwell, Alberta, Canada
Major: Agronomy — Minor: Chemistry

Rosella Compton — Morgan, Utah
Major: Music — Minor: German

Shirley Allen — American Fork, Utah

Major: Physical Education — Minor: Elnglish

Moyle Stewart — American Fork. Utah

Major: Geology — Minor: Chemistry & Malh.

Lamar I. Lund — Modena, Utah

Major: Accounting — Minor: Finance & Banking

Marilyn Petty — Provo. Utah

Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health

Louise B. Rcncher — Snowllakc. Arizona
Major: Foods — Minor: Music

Afton Bowcn '— Brighani City, Utan
Major: Spanish — Minor; English

Mary Moore — Provo, Utah

Major: Accounting -^ Minor: English

Grace Lindsay — Salt Lake City, L'tah

Major: Physical Education — Minor: Sociology

SENIORS

121

Bill Mosley -- Arcadia. California

Major: ll(onomirs — Minor: Markrling

Nola Mauglian — Prrston. Idalio
Major: Music — Minor: Ircncli

Julian C. Lowe — Orcrn, Ulan

Major: Sociology ■ — Minor: ' olitical Science

Jean Cliar — Honolulu, Hawaii

Major: Ulcnicntary Hducation — Minor: Sotiolog>

Kay Randall ■— Provo, Utali

Major: hinancc & Banking — Minor: Spec

Etiiel Griffin — Cnatnpion, Amcrla. Canada
Major; Nursing

Dennis Dalley — Teasdale. Utah

Major: Cncniislry '— Minor: Matlicnialics

Leon A. Halgren — Salt Lake City. Utafi
Major: English — Minor; Spanish

Carol Clark — Spanish Fork, Utah

Major: Lleni. Ed. — Minor: Foods & Nutrition

E. T. Garrett — Lelii, Utah

Major; Marketing — Minor: English

Rhode Lewis — Farnungton, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Journalism

Janet Chrislopherson — Salt Lake City. Utah
Major: English — Minor; French

LaRuc Hinckley — Long Beach, California
Major: Bacteriology — Minor: Chemistry

Roy A. Shane — Provo. Utah

Major: Geology —■ Minor: Chemistry

Shirley Johnson — Preston. Idalio

Major: Accounting — Minor; Sociology

Vernon Carlson — Manli, Utah

Major: Accounting — Minor: Finance & Banking

Harold Ajirogi — Hrlo. Hawaii

Major: Sociology — Minor: Psychology

Ruth Lnrsen — Richfield, Utah

Major: Foods — Minor: Chemistry

Gerald Rowan — Provo, Utah

Major: Finance & Banking — Minor: Englisii

Gladys Mechani — 1 hatcher. Arizona

Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: Spanish

Gregory Hosford — Provo, Utah

Nlajor: Geology — Minor: Cheniislry & [-*hysics

Myrtle Emniell — Richfield. Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

James G. Hoggan — Burley. Idaho

Major: Accounting — Minor; Political Science

Henry C. Tracy ■— Ucon. Idaho

Major: Elementary Education — Minor; History

122

Carl B. Clcgg - Provo. L'tal.

Major: Economics — Polilical Science

Duainc J. Hunlcr — Pro\o. Ulan

Major: Accounting — Minor: Marketing & Banking

Dan Roberts — Prove, UtaK

Richard Dale Miller — Evansxillc. Indiana
Major: Sociology — Minor: Psycliology

Norma Dean — tpliraini, UtaK
Major: Music — Minor: English

Viva Taylor — Lelii, Ulali

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Art

Mary Jacobs — Zillali. Wasliinglon

Major: Elementary Education — Minor Pol. Science

Lila Alice Peterson — Axtell, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: History

Arlcnc Jones — St. Aniliony, Idalio

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Englisli

Dorolliy Jane Paul — Salt Lake City. Utali
Major: Sociology — Minor: Psychology

Shirley Monroe — Scipio. Utah

Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor: (Conip. Bus. Admin.)

MarRuc K. Simmons — Preston, Idaho

Major: Foods & Nutr.— Minor: Household, Clolhlng

Gwendolyn Lervs'ill — Billings, Montana
Major: Zoology — Minor: Chemistry

Betty Argylc — Clearfield, Utah

Major: Clothing — Minor Household Admin.

Mary Ann Murdock — Napa, California
Major; Music — Minor: French

Oreal Kautfnian — Provo, Utah

Major: Sociology — Minor: English

Gordon K. Johnson — Payson, Utah
Major: Chemistry — Minor: Zoology

Fred C. Adams — Ogden, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

John C. Brooksby — Fredonia, Arizona
Major: Accounting — Minor: English

Lloyd J. Easliey — Provo, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Math.

SENIORS

123

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Kcilli Stevens — Ogden, Ulan

Major: Marketing — Minor: Actounling

Snirley Faye Nelson — Payson, Ulan
Major: Sociology — Minor: Psycliology

Duano C. Jensen — Fairview. Utali
Major; Geology — Minor: Chemistry

Bruce R. Bryner — Price. Utah

Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: Music

Ferron R. Jones — Prove, Utah

Major: Sec. Fducalion (Psych.) — Nhnor; Histor>

Doris L. Jones — Provo, Utah
Major: Art — Minor: Spanish

Dorothy Dickson — Kalispell, Montana
Major: English — Minor: Music

Earl Smith — Snowflake. Arizona

Major: Sociology — Minor: Hist. & Pohtical Sci.

James Glenn — Salt Lake Cily. Utah

Major: Secondary Ed. — Minor: Comp. Soc. Sci.

Enid McArthur ^ St. George, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Harlcy Sandbcrg — Salt Lake City, Utah
Major: Music ^- Minor: History

John Willis — Spanish Fork, Utah

Major: Marketing ~~ Minor: Accounting

Richard A. Jones — Provo. Utah

Major; Mathematics — Minor: Physics

LaRae Collett — Calgary. Alberta. Canada
Major: Speech — Minor: English

Kristinc Paulson — Salt Lake City. Utah

Fred W. Harding ^ Provo. Utah

Major: Chemistry — Minor: Zoology

Edward Cramer — Mcnton, Ohio

Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics

Phyllis Parker — St. Anthony, Idaho

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Clair Thomas — Malad, Idaho

Major: Accounting — Minor: Mathematics

Monte Bullock — Provo. Utah

Major: Conmicrcial Art — Minor: Marketing

Glenn Johnson — Spanish Fork, Utah

Major: Zoology — Minor: Chemistry & Physics

Claire Dyreng — Manti, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: F.nglish

Dale LaVcrn Olsen — Rigby. Idaho

Major: Animal Husbandry — Minor: Chemistry

Bill Hafen - Mt. Pleasant. Utah

Major: Physical Education — Minor; History

Phillip G. Robinson — Provo, Ulah

Major: Physical Education — Minor: HcaltK

Dale McAllister — Provo. Utah

Major: Composition Music ^- Minor: Education

Thcron Nay — Marysvale, Utah
Major: Music — Minor: German

UrscI Allrcd — Roosevelt. Utah
Major: Speech — Minor: History

Grant M. Jensen — Barnswell. Alberta, Canada

Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor (Conip. Phy. Science.)

Thomas L. Andrew — Santa Ana. California
Major: Accounting ^- Minor: English

Raymond Rogers '— Salt Lake City, Utah
Major: Botany ^ Minor: Zoology

Pay EL Solter — Long Beach, California
Major: Agronomy — Minor: Botany

Oral M. Franson -~ Springviile, Utah

Major: Geology ^- Minor; Chcm. 6 Mathematics

Thane Stone ^- Springviile, Utah

Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health

Walter Cole — Dewey, Oklahoma

Major: Marketing — Minor: Sociology

Eldon Dixon ^- Provo, Utah

Major: Art — Minor: Marketing

Hollis Scott — Payette, Idaho

Major: Journalism ^- Minor: English

Enoch A. Ludlow — Spanish Fodc, Utah
Major; Zoology ^- Minor: Chemistry

Max Conley — Portage. Utah

Major: Chemistry — Minor: Zoology

Willard Howard •— Snowflake, Arizona

Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor: (Comp. Soc. Science)

Terry Ted Beckstrom — Spanish Fork. UlaK
Major: Speech — Minor: Spanish

Lovell Killpack -' Orem. Utah

Major: Speech — Minor: Physics

F. William Geertscn — Ogden, Utah
Major: Education

Dan Bowman -— Colonia Dublan, Chihuahua, Mexico
Major: Chemistry <— Minor: Zoology

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125

Carol Larson — LoCrancIc, Oregon

Major: Llcmcnlary Education — Minor: lln^'lisli

Harold E£. Baker — Rotlicstcr. New York

Major: Clicniistry — Minor: Mntli. & Pliysi<s

Raclicl Nelson — Salt Lake City. Utali
Major: Gi'nnan — Minor: hrench

Glen Johnson — Spanisli Fork. Utali

Major: Zoology -~ Minor: Cneniislry It Pliysirs

Robert L Rl.ill.ri.k - Provo. L'tal.
Major: Sociology — Minor; History

Ivan R. Richardson — Mt. Pleasant. L'lali

Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor: (Coiiip. Phy. Science)

Glenn A. Montague — Nanipa, Idaho

Major: Music — Minor: Political Science

Lyman S. Shrceve — ■ St. Johns. Arizona

Major: Secondary Education — Minor: English

Eloise Kohler — Heher City, L'tah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Music

Arlene Knudsen — Provo, Utah

Major: hoods — Minor: Chemistry

Blaine I. Wasden — Scipio, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: History

Marie Kirkham — Salt Lake City. Utah
Major: Clothing — Minor: Foods

Sidney Noble — Ogden. Utah

Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting & Econ.

Lorraine Rees — Sacramento, California
Major: English — Minor: German

Nornin Boyle ■ — Provo. Utah

Major: Speech — Minor: Spanish

Joseph 1 . Blake — Provo, L lah

Major: Animal Husbandry — Minor: Zoology

F-rnesI H. C lark — Pro\o, Utah

Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting

Glenn Crump — Pocatello, Idaho

Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics

Gordon L. Walker — Pleasant Gro\e, L'tah

Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor; (Comp. Physical Sci.)

I lielma L. Johnson ■ — Baltimore, Maryland

Major: Ba< teriology — Minor; Chemistry

Jean Stevens — Provo, Utah

Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: English

Claire Stoddard — Laguna Beach. Calilornia
Major: iJementary Education — Minor: Music

A. Vrrdon W'aterlyn — Pro\o, L'lah

Major: Sec. [.d. — Minor (Comp. Soc. Science)

Font B. Moore — Spanish Fork. L'tah
Major: Zoology — Minor: Botany

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Reed Wdilclcy — Oakley, Idaho

Major: Agronomy — Minor: Clicnijstry

Wallace D. Monlagur — Naiupa, Idaho
Major: Accounting — Minor: Sociology

Scssel W. Goold — Glcndale, California
Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics

Kennclii Pliillips — Norlli Ogdcn, Utah
Major: Spanish — Minor: French

Jean F. Char — Honolulu, Hawaii

Major: Elementary Education — Ahnor: Sociology

Ruth MacDonald — Flushing, New York
Major: Sociology — Minor: English

Marilyn W. Dallon — Kaysville, Utah

Major; Elementary Education — Minor: English

Helen Torncy — Seattle, Washington
Major: English — Minor: History

Carol Brockbank — Pro\o, Utah
Major: English — Minor: French

J. Carl Young — Colonia Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico
Major: Spanish — Minor: Portuguese

Max MacFarlane — Pleasant Grove, Utah
Major: Botany — Minor: Zoology

lone Lewis — Spring\illc. Utah

Major: Clothing — Minor: English

L. Grant Shields ,— Tooele, Utah
Major: Music -- Minor: Ciernian

Delia Kclzenback — Provo, Utah

Major: Economics — Minor: Acct. & Marketing

Blair Sargent — Springville. Utah

Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting

Earl Ned King - Provo, Utah

Major: Geology — Minor: Chemistry

Lionel Layton — Layton, Utah

Major: Chemistry — Minor: Mathematics

Grace Hulchins — Pocalello. Idaho
Major: Music — Minor: Art

Nancy Wilson — Provo. Utah
Major: Clothing — Minor: Art

Issac D. Pierce — Aberdeen, Idaho

Major: Economics — Minor: Marketing

SEIIORS

127

Lunnn Ruslilon — Lns Vcgns. Nevada
Major: Spcccli — Minor: linglisli

Roberta Clirislenscn — Salt Lake City. Ulali
Major: Bacteriology — Minor: Zoology

Jean Flint — Layton. UtaK

Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: EnglisK

Alma June Black — - Provo, Utan
Major; Coiiip. Home Economics

La Rae Burgon — Midvale, Utali

Major: Secretarial Practice ~~ Minor; Spcecll

James E. Blumell — Magratn, Alberta, Canada

Major: Sec. Education (History) ^ Minor: Englisli

Don Buchanan — Pro\'o, Utah
Major: Agronomy

Glen Tolnian — Rupert, Idano

Major: Sociology '— Minor: Horticulture

Leigh Pralt — Delta, Utah

Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health

Clyde Jensen — Monticello, Utah

Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health

William Theodore — Chelsea, Massachusetts
Major: Music — Minor: French

Grant D. Bendixsen — Salt Lake City. Utah

Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor; (Comp. Soc. Science)

Edward R. Gwynn — Belhesda, Maryland

Major: Acounting — Minor Economics 6 Speech

Ann Fitzgerald — Ephraim. Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor; Sociology

Wanda Vcc Stewart — Provo, Utah

Major: Secretarial Practice — Nhnor: English

Edith Young — Hcber City, Utah

Major: Clothing — Minor: Marketing

Waller Reimschiissel — .'American Fork. Utah
Major: Botany — Minor: Zoology

June Greer — Provo, L^tah

Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: English

Bert WagstaK — Provo, Utah

Major: .^larkeling — Minor: Economics

Denton Porter — Beverly Hills, California
Major: English ~^ Minor: Mathematics

Moana Ballif — Provo, Utah

Major: Journalism — Minor: Sociology

Sarah Mae C-leavc — Annabella, Utah

Major: Elenienlarv- Education — Minor: English

LcRuc 1 hurston — Manii, L'tah

Major: Marketing — Minor: Economics 6 English

Walter R. West, Jr. - Idaho Falls, Idaho
Major; English — Minor: Psychology

128

Margaret B. Larson — Raymond, Albcrla, Canada
Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: Speech

James R. Bosliard — Provo, UlaK

Major; Geology — Minor: Chemistry

Carlyle Gourley ^ Provo, Utah

Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounting

Cloras Rohinson ^ Clendale, L'tah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: History

Lyman Staker ^ Huntington, Utah

Major: Chemistry --^ Minor: Matliematics

Beverly Urc - Salt Lake City, Utah
Major: Accounting — Minor: English

William Earl Read, Jr. — Provo, Utah

Major: Music — Minor: History & Political Science

Helen Jensen — Manii, Utah

Major; Elementary Education ~~ Minor; English

Betty Jean Hirschi — Montpelier, Idaho
Major: English — Minor: Psychology

Tom Mayhew — Provo, Utah

Major: Geology — Minor: Mathematics

Sharmene Brough — E\anston, Wyoming
Major: Music — Minor: English

Barbara Page ^ Kamas, Utah

Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health

Evelyn Hastings ~- Price, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor; English

Helen Dunham — Quillota, Chili

Major: Elementary Education — Minor- Art

Kathryn Ashcraft — Tclon, Idaho

Major; Elementary Education — Minor: English

Georgene Krissman — Helper, Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Music

Roger E. Greenwood ^- American Fork, Utah

Major: Sec. Ed. — Minor: (Comp. Soc. Science)

Louise Howard ^- Dolores, Colorado

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: English

Leona Guthrie ^- Alamosa, Colorado

Major: Music — Minor; Secretarial Practice

Barta Dickson Tolton — Tacoma, Washington
Major, English — Minor, History

SEIIORS

129

Riiliy S( liwiirlz — Diiylon. Oliio

Mnjor: Srcrrhiriiil Pr;u li< <- — Minor: Ocrninn

Dii\id Candland — i^ru\o. Uliili

Major; Agronoiny — Minor: Ciioniislry

Donald I). N'orl — Draper. L'lali

Major: Marketing — Minor: Accounlieig

i^icliard Brislow < — San Bernardino, Californiii
Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics

Ncal D. I'aux — Spanish Pork, Utal.

Major: Clicniistry — Minor: Malncrnalics

Zoc M. Farr — Ogdcn. Ulali

Major: Actounting — Minor: Secretarial i-*raclicc

Ilrncst A. Cliristic — Nclawaka, Kansas

Major: Agronoiny — Minor; Animal Husbandry

Delniar McDougal — Campbellsport. Wisconsin
Mnjor: Animal Husbandry — Minor: Agronomy

Hannall Call — Colonia Dublaii, Cliiliu.ililla, Mexico
Major: I oods — Minor; Clicmistry

Wallace Larscn — Midvalc, L'tali

Major: Sociology — Minor; Matlieniatics

Ray L. Cliapman — Provo, L'tali

Major: Physics -— Minor: Mathematics

Reid C. Miller - Woods Cross, Utah

Major: Elcnienlnry Education — Minor; Speech

Dean Walker

Alma Snow — Pro\o, Utah

Major; English — Nhnor: Music

Robert Sunimcrs — Provo, Utah

Major: Art — Minor; Secretarial Practice

Earl Webb — Mesa, Anzona

Major; Spanish — Minor: English

Elliot Cameron — Springville, Utah

Major: Secondary Education — Minor: Accounting

Clare Howe Oliphant. Jr. — Silverdale. Washington
Major: Sociology — Minor: German

John Cordon 1 olton — Bea\cr, Utah

Major; Marketing — Minor; Accounting

Martin Willis — Los Angeles. California
Major: Journalism — Minor: Spanish

Richard Smith — Ogden, Utah

Major; Mathematics — Minor: Physics

Mildred Miller - Provo, Utah

Major: Speech — Minor: English

Raymond Rees — Provo. Utah

.^lajor; Physics — Minor: Mathematics

Kay LeSueur — Mesa. Arizona

Major: Economics — Minor; Marketing

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Jaynann M. Payne — Provo, Utah

Ted lliici — Scbaslapol, California
Major: Marketing

David E. Logfrcn — Sail Lake Cily. Utah
Major: Botany — Minor: Horticulture

Arthur Morin — Baker. Oregon

Arthur F. Crosby — Provo, Utah

Major: Physics — Minor: Mathematics

Blaine Hall — Provo. L'lali

Major: Accounting — Minor: Malheinalics

Betty Jean Houston — Salt Lake City. Utah
Major: Vocational Home Economics

Fred Gardner — Helper, Utah
Major: Music ^- Minor: German

Ira 1 odd — Mesa, Arizona

Major: Accounting — Minor: Economics

Joseph W'cight ^ Brigharn City, Utah

Nlajor: Physical Education — Minor: Health

George H. Slack — Toquervillc, Utah

Bcnnie B. Killpack — Ferron, Llah

Major: Physical Education — Minor: Health

Gloria Ashcr — Prove, Utah

Major: Secretarial Practice — Minor: Psychology

Jess Bushman — Salt Lake City. Utah
Major: Geology — Minor: Spanish

Homer Adams — Blackfoot. Idaho

Major: Sociology — Minor: Economics

Beth Martin — Provo. Utah

Major: Elementary Education -^ Minor: Music

Wilma Davies — Burhank. Calitornia
Major: Music — Minor: English

Luana Willis — luscon. Arizona

Major: Sec. Education (French) — Minor: Spanish

Jean Bclliston — Ncphi. Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Art

Frank Turner — Grand Junction, Colorado

Major: Geology — Minor: Chemistry & Nlalh.

Jeanne Taylor — Provo. Utah

Major: Elementary Ed. — Minor: Speech, English

Bill J. Nelson - Hcber Cily. Utah

Major: Elementary Education — Minor: Economics

Velva Ruth Nyborg — Drummond, Idaho
Major: Bacteriology — Minor: Chemistry

Wayne M. Hcbertson — Provo, Utah
Major: Chemistry — Minor: Zoology

M. Ephraim Hatch — Provo, Utah

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131

CLASS PARTIES

Even the dead would rise when the
Brigs and friends give out with "Paddy

"Little Red Riding Hood and the Big
Bad Wolf", judged the most novel socks
at the Sox Spree.

132

am OF '30

CONNEE JUDD .... Jr. Class President collegiate ... led

promenade at Lig Prom .... Blue Key and Val Hyric.

MARILYN MOONEY . . . vice president ... the Mrs. . . divided
time between class activities and Norman .... a lively sweetness
.... Val Norn.

MADELYN MATHEWS .... secretary .... the pipio from
Scipio .... queenly appearance .... hard worker . . . Val Norn.

BEVERLY GIBBONS .... Junior legislator .... capable but
feminine .... artistic in all things .... Val Norn.

JIM HILL .... another legislator .... the gentleman from the
south .... politician .... pep rally head .... Templar president.

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ALLEN HANSEN-TI.e elong-
ated, slow moving, slow talking
Provoan who chairmancd the
Junior Prom.

MoL^r^^

WHEELS OF 49

JACK JONES - Voted most
friendly boy and known for his
fair artistic decorations and get-
ting along with people.

TUJoRignaJ"

JOE NELSON -The Cougar

Casaba star acclaimed as All-

American material and modesty
shy in manner.

135

ROY KING - Made Kiniscif
known as an I.K. stalwart, vio-
linist, loyal Val Hyric and man
about campus.

KEN FLAKE-Fun loving yell
king and a master of ceremonies
de luxe who held the crowds in
ihc palm of his hand whenever
Kc appeared.

WHEELS OF 49

DONNA JEAN SOIJIH-

WICK— The exotic personifica-
tion of sophistication and chosen
by John Powers to reign as Ban-
yan Queen.

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136

DALLAN CLARK - Through

going Duke of the Inter Col-
legiate Knights who chairnianed
Honiccoming ana was ever a
constructive power on Campus.

CONNEE JUDD - Attracted
attention as class president and
dreamed of a name band for
the prom.

AT BRIGHAM YOUK

CAROLYN BL\IR-A Sania

Barbara transfer with an ex-
plosive personality who look to
the limelight as organizer and
president of Tokalon and a fre-
quent assembly performer.

137

ElDean Bennett — Salt Lake City, Utah
Frank Barton — Cambridge, Massachusetts
Bronwyn Redford — Glenns Ferry, Idaho
Don Weaver — Kaysville, Utah
Alfred S. Morris — St. George, Utah

Rula Jane Wells — Joseph, Utah
Ethel Marr Adair — Dolores, Colorado
Donn R. Ammott ^ Salt Lake City, Utah
Gloria Stewart — Copperton, Utah
Melvin O. Dearden — Henefer, Utah

Richard Peterson

Marshall Lewis

Eliza Beus

Salt Lake City. Utah

Ogden, Utah

Patricia Koyen

Glennice Belnap

Bevan Haycock

Duchesne, Utah

Riverside, California

Peublo, Colorado

Elaine Poulson

Lavieve Farnsworlh

Bernice H. Kunkel

Duchesne, Utah

Colo. Duhlan,

Mex.

Salt Lake City, Utah

Professor Larson s prospective Rem-
brandts exercised their art on the many
lovely scenes around campus during autumn
and spring quarters.

JOIORS

138

Tkomas G. DeH'Aria - Willislon Park. N. Y.

Louise Ellis — Ogden, Utah

Cnrg Johnson ^- Memphis, Tennessee

Don E. Wright -^ Lewisville, Idaho

Allen Pumell - Salt Lake City, Utah

Deha Jean Olpin — Thatcher, Arizona
Clyde A. Swenson — Spanish Fork. Utah
Kenneth Pocock ^- Ontario, California
Melvin Hodgkinson — Vernal, Utah
Leah Mangnm — Lehi, Utah

Barbara Bennett — Sunimil. New Jersey
Lawrence Leavitt — Las Vegas. Nevada
Ahrahem Cockett — Wailuku, Maui. Hawaii
Don Markham -— Ontario. Oregon
Rodney Gordon ^^ Idaho Fails, Idaho

Wendell Peterson — Grace, Idaho
Jeanette Seitold — Newdaie. Idaho
Ervan J. Zeller — Lovell, Wyoming
Belty Loa Marshall — Garfield, Utah
Barbara La Boyer " Monrovia, California

Nola Jane Matkin — Magrath. Alberta, Can.
Wilham Garrett — Van Nuys, California
Gloria Jenson ^- Provo, Utah
Phyllis Hughes — Spanish Fork, Utah
Virgirua Day »- Aurora, Utah

Paul Miller — Spanish Fork, Utah
Rath Richmond — Provo, Utah
Russell V. Aiken — Spring City, Utah
Joy Simmons -^ Pittsburg, Permsylvania
ABberl H. Done — Piovo, Utah

Goidon Waring — Smoot, Wyoming
William Pal Keeney — Provo, Utah
Carol Allen — Richmond, Utah
Howard K. Billings >— Delta, Utah
John W. Waite — Kaysville. Utah

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139

Jean Slack ■-' Provo, UtaK
Edward Dean CKrislensen — Antonito, Colo.
David Weiser ^ New Rochelle, New York
John E. Munson — Calgary, Alberla, Canada
Maeser Okerlund — Loa, Utah

Nona Dutson •-• Ririe, Idaho

Jay Bown — Prove, Utah

Clara Broderick — Rooseveh, Utah

Lester Knight ^ Castle Dale, Utah

Barbara Higginbolham — Idaho Falls, Idaho

Reed K. Carlisle
Alpine, Utah

Raola Hill
Provo. Utah

Celdon R. Lewis
Springville, Utah

What was outstanding this winter at

Lynn Delwiler

Ahoona, Pennsylvania

Joyce Wood
Couer d'Alcne

Idaho

Val L. Killpack
Orem, Utah

B. Y. U ? snow. snow, and more snow.

A most unusual winter for all Utah.

Thomas Nelson
Park City, Utah

Lois Mortensen
Denver, Colorado

Donna Petersen

Brigham City, Utah

JUNIORS

140

Clarence Moon ^- Orem, Utah
Wayne Wyler — ■ Payson, Utah
Donnefte StringKam — Ogden, UtaK
Dean Hibbert — Naples, Idaho
Bliss Koyle — Burley. Idaho

Clem Hancock — Panguilch, Ulah
Norman Cardaii — Provo. Utah
Helen Woffinden — Orem, Utah
James W. Debry — Rigby, Idaho
E. J. Moulton — Salt Lake City, Utah

\Vesley Holt — Enterprise, Utah

Marilyn Woodward — Pomona, California

Kenneth J. Keale — Overton, Nevada

Mary Florence Martineau — Pocatello, Idaho

Harold Powell - Salt Lake City, Utah

Jack Christensen — Centerfield, Utah
Calvin Sandberg — Granlsville, Utah
Elaine Short — Provo, Utah
Carolyn Johnson — Berkeley, Cahfornia
Marie Blocker — Jacksonville, Florida

Max D. Nelson — Provo, Utah

Keith Sohm — Burley, Idaho

Eugene Harvey — Pleasant Grove. Utah

Louise Neilson — Kent, Washington

Robert Kendall — Weiser, Idaho

Sarah Colton — Roosevelt, Utah
Don Voorhees — Manii, Utah
Dale Kirkham — Lehi, Utah
Phyllis Clyde - Heber City. Utah
Howard Rhodes — Provo, Utah

Lucille Gold - Salt Lake City. Utah

Melba Sutherland — Provo, Utah

Leonard Harding — Taber, Alberta. Canada

William Knudsen — Provo, Utah

Jean Daniels — Denton, Lanes., England

141

Calvin Wilcox — Huntington Park, California
Verl Weight — Springville. Utah
Marilin Evans — Salt Lake City. Utah
LaVona Murphy — Great Falls. Montana
ArJen Aplanalp ^ Price, Utah

Jean Davis ^^ Provo. Utah

Stan Greenwell — Provo. Utah

Clifford Peterson — Lethbridge. Alberta, Can.

Jean Clegg — Provo. Utah

Dee Davis — Provo, Utah

Don Homer Beth Brown

Sacramento, California Garland, Utah

Paul Hansen

Springville, Utah

Jean Noble
Kuna, Idaho

Bettie Jean Reid
Los Angeles, Calif.

Donna Loveless
Provo, Utah

W^esley Barry
Grantsville, Utah

Fern Stoddard
Bancroft, Idaho

Elwood Thueson
Nampa, Idaho

It s not second childhood^ — just Ina Mae
Collier and Gloria Stimpson intent on tneir
"music for the Elementary teacher.

JUNIORS

142

Carol Anderson — St. Johns, Arizona
Ramona Adams — Oakley, Idaho
Jennie Albright — Dallis. Texas
J. Paul Thomson '— Riverlon, Ulan
Richard Brower ^ Sail Lake City, Utah

Marcus Myer ^- Boise, Idaho
Clara Boregson — Santaqnin, Utah
Ver. ice Jackson ^- Avon, Utah
Victor Sakiestewa ^- Tuba City, Arizona
Norma Schultz — Provo, Utah

Mablelee Hobday <— Denver, Colorado
Carl R. McFarland — Duncan, Arizona
Vern Clark ^ Alpine, Utah
Ross Swenson — Spanish Fork, Utah
Irene Howells •— Paradise, Utah

Gordon Christensen — Alameda, California
Derald Boyce '— Twin Falls, Idaho
Bryce Spencer '— Cardston, Alberta, Canada
Roy Menlove *— Payson» Utah
Enid Spafford ^- Provo, Utah

Robert Anderson '— Provo, Utah *

Vie While — Beaver, Utah
Keilh Calderwood '- HeneFer, Utah
Eugene Tidwell — McGill, Nevada
Joseph Shawcroft — Clifton, Colorado

Rendo Stowell ^ Duncan, Arizona

Jade Davis — Mesa, Arizona

Dora Goff — Midvale, Utah

John Amir Sharmahd ^ Teheran, Iran

Boyd Harding — Provo, Utah

Mary Beth Gibbs ^ Pocatello, Iraho
Thelma Walker ^ Provo, Utah
Marvin Carter — Morgan, Utah
Fawn Christensen ^- Fairview, Utah
Albert B. Christman '— Provo, Utah

143

John Lee — Provo, Utah
LeRoy Kerr Jones — Ponliac. Illinois
Erma Adams — Ogden. Utah
Carole D. Baker - Richfield, Utah
Mer U. Grange — Huntington. Utah

Ruth Pruitt — Provo. Utah
Vern Tueller — Mountain Home. Idaho
Barbara B. Sessions ^- Paradise. Utah
Myron J. Walker — American Fork. Utah
Analee W. Newman — Ogden, Utah

David Ray Andelin

Grant Wilson Anderson

Donna L. Thomander

Idaho Falls. Idaho

Pleasant Grove. Utah

Maplewood. N. J.

Bob Walter Abbott

Nadene Mitchell

Lorraine Russell

Perry Aired wasn't the only driver who

Windsor. Colorado

Provo. Utah

Nampa. Idaho

nt hours digging his machine from under

spe

Donald A. Tregaskis

Richard H. Magleby

Don W. Driggs

American Fork, Utah

Preston. Idaho

Stockton. Caufornia

nat

ure's covering.

JUNIORS

144

Jenne Olsen — Blackfoot, Idaho

Owen Benniofi — Vernon, Utah

Bruce Christensen — Los Angeles, California

Mary Lou Dunford — Huntington Park, Calif.

Max Golightly — Preston, Idaho

Douglas Jenkins ^- Provo, Utah

Kenneth M. Flake — Mesa, Arizona

Mae Blanch — Ogden. Utah

Kathleen Taylor — Raymond, Alherta, Canada

Belmont Anderson — Huntington, Utah

Erma Clark — Morgan. Utah
Donna Deem — Brigham City, Utah
Gaylen Dahlquist — Provo, Utah
Marilyn Mooney — Provo, Utah
Grace Guyman — Parowan, Utah

Zola Tanner — Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Robert Gates — Antimony, Utah
David A. Schulthess — Los Angeles, California
Carolyn Blair — Santa Barbara, California
Pauline Dyreng — Manti, Utah

Kenneth J. Pace — Provo, Utah
Barbara Hardy ^ Portland. Oregon
Joan Austin — Los Angeles, California
Marcene Camp — Pocatello. Idaho
Lois Aime Nelson •— Spanish Fod{, Utah

Conrad Judd — San Diego. California
LaMyrl Boyack — Seattle, Washington
Kenneth Bateman — American Fork, Utah
Clifford Olmstead — Los Angeles, California
June Adams — Provo, Utah

Charmaine Guthrie — Mesa, Arizona
Madelyn Mathews — Scipio, Utah
Robert Beckslead — Kimberly, Idaho
Beverly Gibbons — Holbrook, Arizona
Nancy Taylor ^ Provo, Utah

145

Vic C. Obcrhansley — Cedar City, Utah
Bill Nelson — Spanish Fork, Utah
Williel Enos — Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii
Blaine Smith — Provo. Utah
Josephine MrClellan — Thatcher, Arizona

Bernice Litchfield -— Raymond, Alberta, Canada
Thomas Keith Midgley — Ogden, Utah
NVayne Ferguson — Carlin, Nevada
Edylhe Greaves — Portland, Oregon
Keith F. Scoville ^ Salt Lake City. Utah

George Sorensen

Lois McCarrel

Doris Weinheimer

Benceley, CaliFornta

Vernal, Utah

Wellington. Alb.. Can

Arvin Springthorpc

Joyce Bowen

Darwin Reber

Ontario, Oregon

Salt Lake City.

Ulah

St. George. Utah

Elaine Kiester

Frank Davis

Colleen Kodel

Barnwell. Alb.. Can.

Emmett, Idaho

Provo, Utah

Pat Aiken and Paul Carver take time
out for refreshment and intermission at the
Snow Carnival Swiss Miss Ball.

JUIIORS

146

Lucille Bodily — Vernal. Utah

James W. Wegner — Rock Springs, Wyoming

Arthur W, Whyle ~~ Long Beach, Cahfomia

Paul Scherer — Provo, Utah

Norma Smith — Cardston, Alberta, Canada

Robert Ellis — Ogden. Utah

Donna Wittwer ^- Reno, Nevada

Richard Raymond ^- Swarlhmore, Pennsylvania

William V. Ingalls — Tacoma, Washington

Catherine Beus — Ogden. Utah

Marvin Bentz — - \Vilmington. California
Claude Sutton ^- Grantsville, Utah
Donna Southwick ^- Cedar City, Utah
Enid Prilchett — Manti. Utah
Joel Johnson — Price. Utah

Walter Paulson — Mammoth, Utah
Clyde Davis — Provo, Utah
Norman Shurtliff — Overton. Nevada
Jack Jenkins -^ LaPoint, Utah
Wilburla Moor — Nampa, Idaho

Irene Georges — Westcliffe, Colorado
Jane Rees — LaGrande. Oregon
Lillian Strong — Idaho Falls, Idaho
JoLean Jones ^ Columbus, Nebraska
Clifford D. Mousley — Riverton. Utah

Cora Belle Nowalny — Seattle, Washington
JoAnn Cannon — Butte, Montana
Josephine Wagstaff — Kamas, Utah
Shirley Nelson — Alton, Wyoming
Barbara Jean Taylor — Provo, Utah

Boyd Simmons — Hamer, Idaho
Garth Briggs ^- Burlington, Wyoming
Robert Bowen — Spanish Fork, Utah
Hazel Christensen — LaGrande, Oregon
Qirtis Colvin — Provo, Utah

147

Ruth Boswell ~~ Provo, UlaK
Ray Cliipnian — American Fork. Ulah
Lorraine N. Linde — Provo, LItah
Gary Jones "- Cedar City, UtaK
Lyman Jenkins ^^ IdaKo Falls, idaKo

Parley Belnap — Hooper, Utah
Grace Merrill — Pocatello, IdaKo
Lester Ludlow — Spanish Fork, Utah
Lois Hammond — Salt Lake City, Utah
Marilyn Wilcox ^ Provo, Utah

Sheldon Schofield
Spring City. Utah

Gwenyth Jensen
Redmond, Utah

Doyle Rowley
Parowan, Utah

Melvin Burton
Ahon, Wyoming

Mary Alice Bullen
Spanish Fork, Utah

Helen Moss
Ririe. Idaho

Fred Baird
Provo. Utah.

Paul Robert Hanson
Lehi. Utah

Richard Nies

Norfolk. Nebraska

Anything but glamorous were June Ad-
ams, Joan Austin, LaMyrI Boyack, and Nan
Stapp at this point on the Preferance Ball
assembly.

J|]IIORS

148

Edward Janes — Prove, UtaK

Max Cope — Draper, UlaK

Edward A. Cox — Pomona, Caliiornia

Oral S. Miles - Provo, UlaK

Robert Hale Pearce ^- Si. George, Utah

John Lewis -- Brigdani Cily, Ulah
Nada Oiiphanl — Orem, Ulah
Kenneth McBride — Burley, Idaho
Thomas Boyden — Provo, Utah
Max Newren — Standard vi He, Ulah

Joyce Dunn ^- Monlpelier. Idaho
Clifford Finley — Hiawatha, Ulah
Harry E. Wickes — Ogden, Utah
Ethel Stewart — Sail Lake Cily. Utah
Ramona Harrison — LaPoint, Ulah

Doyle Swallow — May field, Utah

Ann Stewart — Fallon, Nevada

Louiene Heninger ^- Raymond. Alberta Canada

Stanley Nelson ^ LaGrande. Oregon

Barbara Jean Driggs — Stockton, California

Floyd Dixon — Provo, Utah
VaLois Harris — Bountiful, Ulah
Archie Gale Kinder ^- Provo, Utah
George Pucketl — Oakley. Idaho
D. L. Weaver — Idaho Falls, Idaho

Verne Hunter — Bennington, Idaho
Curtis W. Slade — Kaysville, Utah
Avon Dodge — Provo, Utah
Helen E. Jones — Provo, Ulah
Wayne Hamblin — St. Johns, Arizona

Mary Lou Neeley — Shelby, Montana
Constance Reid — Ogden, Ulah
Neil Farr — Burley, Idaho
Duller Dauwalder — Provo, Utah
Coy Mullen — El Paso, Texas

149

Ricnard Blancftard — Ventura. California
Sharon Adams — Layton, Utah
Reece Robertson — Lovell, Wyoming
Donna Rae Labrum — Roosevelt, Utah
Harvey Golf ^- Bingbam Canyon, Utab

Boyd Larsen — Epbraim. Utab
Cleve Swenson — Spanisb Fork, Utab
Lorry Smitb — Salt Lake City, Utab
James Bryant — Higb Point, Nortb Carobna
Ina Mae Collier — Vernal. Utab

ii^ '-'S

Gordon Lee
Tooele, Ulab

Sylvia Farr

St. Jobns, Arizona

James Elison
Oakley. Idabo

Eva Feik

LaGrande, Oregon

Ted Davis
Provo, Utab

Robert Larkin

Los Angeles, Calif.

Stanley Neilson

Evanslon. Wyoming

Rose Marie Brokaw
My ton. Ulab

Francis Workman
Longdale, California

Adrian Ferguson, Bruce Kirkham. and
Norm Larsen have snow fun at the expense
of Val Preece.

JUHORS

150

Colleen Harmon ^- Provo, UlaK
Lorin Taylor ^- Idaho Fails, IdaKo
Preston Taylor '— American Fork, UlaK
Joseph R. Murphy *— Long Beach, California
Paul Black - Delta, Utah

Gabriel Delia Piana *— Provo, Utah

Garth Allred «-- Fairview, Utah

Edna Grace Fulghum — High Point, N. C.

William Nash — Ogden, Utah

Veola Vaun Levie — Sevier, Utah

Lois Ashby — Spanish Fork, Utah
Rosalie Robison — Provo, Utah
William Anderson ^- Provo, Utah
Lorene Burton ^^ Maiad, Idaho
Donna Lundell — Vernal, Utah

LaNola Harper ^- Brigham City, Utah
Alma D. Rose — Provo, Utah
Archie F. Chadburn — Provo, Utah
Patricia Aiken — Provo, Utah
Richard Andelin — Provo, Utah

Terry McGarry — RichfieM, Utah

Robert Warner — Antimony, Utah

Ruth Hay -— Ventura, California

Virgus Osborne '— Spring City, Utah

Charles M. Kamauoha — Wailuku. Maui, Hawaii

Keith Sorensen — Spring City, Utah
Alice Carter -• Provo, Utah
Gay Kleinman — Los Angeles, California
Marvin Peterson — Boise, Idaho
Merlin Sorensen — Ogden, Utah

Nancy Wells — San Francisco, California
Joan Maloney ^- Provo, Utah
Vanona Fisher — Missoula, Montana
Margaret Shupe — Salt Lake City, Utah
Betly Midgley — Ogden, Utah

151

Calvin Brandley — Sliding, Alberta, Canada
Reed F. Johnson — Glenns Ferry, IdaKo
Stanford Kittermun ^- Salt Lake City, Ulali
Joyce Murphy — Portland, Oregon
Moylen Young — Brigham City. Utah

Lynn Hansen — Monroe, Utafi
Vinson Stephenson — Lewiston, Utah
Frankie Engebretsen — Midvale, Utah
Vernon Nielsen — Provo, Utan
Albert Merrill — Blackfoot. Id»hn

Dorothy Hulct

Lyic Palton

Kenneth Tohler

Wendell. Idaho

Charleston. W. V.

Santa Clara, Utah

Tim T. Chan

LaRue F. Robison

Fred Clarke

Hongkong. China

Banning. California

San Diego, California

Myrna Bagnell

Martlia Pettijohn

Beth Markhani

Bountiful. Utah

Melba. Idaho

Spanish Fork. Utah

Behind scenes at K.B.Y.U. ——660 on

your dial Ray Andelin at the controls

wKile Elmo Howard, Maridel Lewis, and
Eileen Miller perform.

JDIIORS

152

Thirl W. Tew — Maplclon, Ulali
Verl I. Muniford — Montpelier. Idaho
Elmer J. Collins — Rankin, Illinois
Dale Butler ^ Driggs, Idaho
Vere D. Leavitt — Provo, Utah

Oonald Hendricks — LaGrande, Oregon
Clifford Lawrence — Spanish Foik, Utah
Galen Winsor — Panaca, Nevada
Lewis Griffin — Escalante, Utah
Arvil Huff — Spanish Fork, Utah

Charles Arnett — Duncan. Arizona
Curtis Knight —- Redwood City, California
Ethel Jean Wilson — Scofield, Utah
Glen Hillman ^- Boise. Idaho
Robert Gallon — Lehi, Utah

Keith Beardall -^ Springville, Utah

Arlo Coles — Righy, Idaho

Duane Thueson ^- Nampa, Idaho

John E. M. Anderson — Minneapolis, Minn.

Ward Abbott — Duchesne. Utah

Frank R. Johnson — Sanford. Colorado.
Marvin H. Stewart — Spanish Fork. Utah
Reed Smith — Salt Lake City. Utah
Wallace McPhie — Ogden. Utah
Elma George '-^ Escalante. Utah

Jean M. McKell - Salt Lake City. Utah
N. Vaughan Larsen — Mink Creek, Idaho
Eugene White — Susanvilie, California
Naone Mason — Howell, Utah
Hynim J. Sander — Ogden, U<ah

Virginia Havens — Salmon, Idaho

Annie V. Knight — St. George, S. C.

Ruth Weinheimer — Welling, Alberta. Can.

Louise Wiloox — Leyton, Utah

George Leigh — Cedar City, Utah

153

Jerry Child — Ogden. Ulah

Burton Hansen — Glenn Ferry. Idaho

Junius Duke — Burley, Idaho

Keith Clcmenl — N. Hollywood, California

Donald Liston — Escalanle, Utah

Philip Grindstaff — Glendale, California
Alvin Dalley — Driggs, Idaho
L. Charles Larsen -~ Preston, Idaho
Moyle Brown — Weiser, Idaho
William F. Romney — Duncan, Arizona

Richard C. Bigelow

Elhert Lawrence, Jr.

Clark W. Nelson

Orem, Utah

Grantsville, Utah

Springville, Utah

Ferol Poulson

Calvin Pace

Tsugio Watanabe

Richfield. Utah

Burley. Idaho

Kahuki, Oahu. Hawaii

James D. Tschudy

Donald Dickerson

Clyde Romney

Aitadena, California

Grantsville. Utah

Prove. Utah

Engaged couple, Arturo de Hoyos and
Betty Rowe didn't really need the mistletoe.

J II H R S

154

Burlin Bates — Lchi, Utah
Gene Robinson — Provo, Utali
Edison Breckenridge '— Provo, Utah
Karl Newrcn ^- Provo, Utah
Donald E. Hicken — TaLiona, Utah

Floyd Sampson ^- Arcadia, California

Helen Johnson — Fresno, California

Jacquelin Briggs — Righy. Idaho

Ferrel Massoy — Vernal, Utah

Lawrence G. Bowser — Santa Ana, California

Clair Kendall — Nephi, Utah
V. Lamarr Jensen — Sandy. Utah
Jay W. Francis — Morgan. Utah
Phyllis Alien - Heber City, Utah
Charles Adair — Mesa, Arizona

Efden Kimball — Sacramento, California

Inez Theobald — Provo, Utah

Marie Allred — Lehi, Utah

Lorraine i~Iansen — Spanish Fork, Utah

Nola Christensen — Vallejo. California

Myron L. Dickey — Jacksonville, Florida
Jolene Collett — Calgary. Alberta. Canada
William Sullivan — Park City, Utah
Charlene Sorensen — Salina. Utah
Paul Roundy — Pleasant Grove. Utah

Willard Gcrber — Victoria. British Columbia
Betty Barratt — Tacoma. Washington
Mildred Teslich — Rock Springs. Wyoming
Lou Narramore — Evanslon. Wyoming
Rose Elise Lund — Modena. Utah

William J. 1 homas — Baker. Oregon
Gloria Hutchinson — Santa Ana. California
Mary Margaret Blumell - Magrath. Alb., Can.
Shirley Erickson — Freedom. Wyoming
Robert L. Black - Delta. Utah

155

Donnamae Bloclier — Olympia, Wasnington
Jay Hamblin — Munay, Utan
Ariel L. Williams — Cliicago, Illinois
Alice Faye Farley — Mesa, Arizona
Randa Rae CKristensen — Venice. Ulan

Cloyd Alfred Tobler — Mesquile, Nevada
11a Mae AsKliman — Idaho Falls. Idaho
Madge C. Greaves — Ephraim, Utah
Lester Dale Hunt — Idaho Falls. Idaho
Mary Beesley — Mapleton, Utah

Merrill Parker Gunnell Thelma Sutherland Robert Louis Haman

Grace. Idaho Provo. Utah Butte. Montana

Mavis Loader Adrian Earl Ferguson Joseph L. Sanders

Pleasant Grove. Utah Salt Lake City. Utah Springville. Utah

Evelyn Alice Alger Paul B. Larsen Floyd C. Moulton

Sherdan. Wyoming American Fort. Utah Salt Lake City, Utah

Even the people appear frozen stiff as
ihey make their way to 7:45's on one of
those below zero mornings.

JUIIORS

156

Darrcll H. Card — Spanish Fork, Utah
John Zagorcc — FarrcII, Pennsylvania
Floyd Moon — Hanna, Ulan
Lyic James KoIIer — Salt Lake City, Utah
Oscar K. Hulet ^- Summit, Utah

DeWayne W. Christcnscn ^- Conda, Idaho
John Richard Domingnc? — Phoenix, Arizona
Carmen Ursenhack — Lethbridge, Alberta, Can.
Warren Lcc Pace — Burley, Idaho
Jack L. Nelson — Wendcil. Idaho

John Wallace Casper — Rigby, Idaho
Bonnie Jean Jensen — Sandy, Utah
June Lee Merrill — Santa Ana, California
Lawrence McKee — Price, Utah
Elaine Dixon ^- Spanish Fork, Utah

Vivian Hatch — Koosliarcm, Utah

Albert E. Adams — Parowan, Utah

Ruth Call — Colonia Dublin, Chih., Mexico

Lorna Joyce Durrant — Farmington. New Mex.

Blair N. Binks ^ Springville, Utah

Jane Kaye Morrill — Junction. Utah

Lowell E. Horlacher — Lethbridge. Alberta, Can.

Glenna Sorensen -^ Mayfield, Utah

Leona Farnsworth — Colonia Dublin, Chih., Mex.

Irma Rachel Mellor — Fayette, Utah

Lucile Ursenbach — Calgary, Alberta, Canada

■■

Janice Jensen — Midvale. Utah

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Rulh Amy Anderson — Redwood City, Calif.

Floyd M. Anderson — Springville, Utah

■^

Glen Rae Milner —

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Gloria Snell — Provo, Utah

Rae Marie Jerling <— American Fork, Utah

Maxine Lamborn — Ogden, Utah

Nina Slratton — Oram, Utah

Beryl Clark — Georgetown. Idaho

157

Raymond Brinkman — Idaho Falls, Idano
Calvin H. Sorenscn — Moroni, Ulan
Margaret Adams — Provo. Utah
Newell Miles — Bancroft, IdaKo
Gwcn Jacob — Orcm, Utah

Wayne Davis — Clearfield, Utah
Fredora Fuller — Salt Lake City, UlaK
Owen Merrill — Salt Lake City. Ulafi
Dona May Hansen — Susanville, California
Fern Wheeler — Ririe, IdaKo

Barbara N. Richards
Provo, Utah

Irene Matson
Melba. Idaho

Joseph Brammer

Salt Lake City. Utali

Betty Mae West Paul Lino NG

Salt Lake City, Utah Honolulu. Hawaii

Ken Hamblin Garth Seaslrand

Salt Lake City. Utah American Fork. Utah

Dorace Peay Jean Domy

Pleasant Grove, Utah Salt Lake City. Utah

Joe Nelson tips one of his many toward
the basket despite the Utah State opposition.

JOIORS

158

John E. AnJerson — Salt Lake City. Utah
Dale Rock — Morgan. Utah
Margaret Hunter — Cedar City, Utah
Jack Bendall — Price, Utah
Marilyn Miles — Provo, Utah

Kent Lyons — Burley, Idaho
Grant Rowley — Helper, Utah
Carol Kay — Heber City, Utah
Laura Palmer — Preston. Idaho
Phyllis Ellicolt — ' Chicago, Illinois

Gloria Madsen — Salt Lake City, Utah
Verne Sitlle — Las Vegas, Nevada
Earl D. Jardine '— Idaho Falls, Idaho
Boyd G. Drennan — San Mateo, California
Leon Allred — McGill, Nevada

Eugene Jensen ^^ Burbank. California
Dee DeMille " Monroe. Utah
Kenneth Anderson — Helper. Utah
Snaree Booth — Nephi. Utah
Stanley Weeks — Pleasant Grove. Utah

Joy Ivie <— Arlington. Virginia
Keith Dickson — Ogden, Utah
Val Larie Preece «— Vernal, Utah
Helen Erickson — Ogden, Utah
Geraldine Kemsley — Pacoima, California

James B. Hill — Provo, Utah
Loyal M. Whiltaker — Coalville, Utah
Gerald Cannon ^- Circleville, Utah
Donna Anderson — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Norma Bearnson — Spanish Fork, Utah

Arm Hansen — Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Ella Ruth Turner — Provo, Utah
Carlyle Gay — Joseph, Utah
Lois Peterson — Ogden, Utah
Beverly Matheson — Parowan, Utah

159

ULiSS PARTIES

Chow time for the Chain gang
it Junior and Frosh Crazy Con-
victs Convention.

"If I had the wings of an Angel" might well
have been the theme song of the Ballou-Shields
orchestra.

160

mmnu

mU OF '51

SBPHMOREPRESl-'

ERNIE WEBB .... president .... the mighty mite .... Good
natured, able executive . . . headed for a mission . . . Gamma Tau

DOROTHY GROESBECK .... vice president .... another
good thing in a small package .... tends to business . . . shy man-
ner .... Nautilus.

PAT UNGER . . . secretary . . . winsome charmer from Chicago.
.... sizeable male following .... thorough .... Val Norn.

LOUISE BECK .... one of the Beck girls from American Fork
somewhat sophisticated . . . . Y Calcares and Cesta Tie.

ELDON GUNTER .... Sophomore representative .... funniest
boy on the campus assembly committee Viking.

162

KEN LETH - Good looking,
smooth dancing lad, voted Pre-
ferred Man and managed queen
selectiohs for the Banyan Ball.

ANITA CALL -Teamed witK
her sisters to give B.Y.U. the
classiest baton twiriers in the
conference and in the West.

WHEELS OF 49

MERRILL BRADSHAW-An
all around activity boy who
chairmaned the Sophomore Loan
Fund Bali, composed music and
helped build I.K.

163

DICK MOODY-A regular per-
former on assemblies and stu-
dent programs as an imitator or
tap dancer and a member of
the tennis team.

BERTHA LYMAN-The petite
demure red-head who attended
the Homecoming queen, and was
much sought after by individual
men and organized women.

WHEELS OF 49

ERNIE WEBB-The class pres-
ident, recognized for doing big ^
things-and the friendly way he
treated everyone.

CSlftJtxb.

164

ELDON GUNTER-One half

of the fast talking ad libbing
Gunter brothers was labelled a
personality boy.

CARCX. PITCHER-A Cana-

dian beauty elected homecoming
queen and abounding in other
male and female admirers.

AT BRIGHAM \UU

ROLAND MINSON-Anoiher

bashful baskelballer who pei-
lormea effectively on the Congar
five.

165

Utah Lake was well covered with
ice— and the ice often well covered with
skaters.

SOPHOMORES

Erma Rulh Elidredge
Roosevelt. UtaK

Charlotte Jones
Magna. UtaFi

Keith W. Moore
Nampa, Idaho

Colleen Benson

Provo. Utah
Dorothy Pettijohn

Meiba. Idaho
Arda Jean Warnock

Sigurd, Utah

Cleighton Beamer
Honolulu. Hawaii

Scott Maughan

San Gabriel, Calif

John Keith Haws
Vernal. Utah

Marjorie R. McFarland

Hansen. Idaho
A. Ernest Weeks

Vernal. Utah
Kendall F. Cowley

Heber City, Utah

Joel J. Richards

Garland, Utah
Beth Harmon

Grand Junction. Colo.
David B. Chadwick

Payette, Idaho

Carol M. Hansen
Prove. Utah

Vcrna Wardle
Rigby. Idaho

Lynn Richards
Kamas, Utah

Ireta Black

Provo, Utah
Maxine Larson

Salt Lake City, Utah
Leiia Christiansen

Des Moines, Iowa

166

Farr Ha!cli — Provo, Ulah

Rutli Roovo — Provo. Ulali

R. Dean Harrison — Malad. Idalio

Howard Jolinson — Provo. Ulali

Nina Quinlan — American Fork. Ulali

Emma Louise Briggs — Magratli, Alb., Can.
Harold King -^ Mesa. Arizona
Mclvin R. Whipple — Las Vegas. Nevada
Rubenia Diaz Lozano — Guatemala. Utah
Jack Brown — St. Johns. Arizona

Alice P. Quinn — Ogden. Utah
Carl J. Mallor — Fayette. Utah
.\rlene Neeley — Preston. Idaho
Andrea Johnson — Panguilch. Utah
Nina Rulh Kimball — Phoenix. Arizona

Frances Slurgill — Provo. Utah

Dorothy Goltfredson — Calienle, Nevada

Kenneth Long — Springville, Utah

AbolezI Billy Mohassel —Tehran. Iran (deceased)

Gloria Jacobs — Oakland, California

Melva Austin -^ Salmon, Idaho
Burr Elldredge — Roosevelt, Utah
Wilford Hale - Blackfool, Idaho
Evelyn Barker — Provo. Utah
Artie B. Hunter — Provo, Utah

Parke Mad son — Provo. Ulah

Marjorie Jean Haddock -~ Richmond, Calif.

Joe I hompson — Malta. Idaho

Charles J. Muhlestein — Provo, Utah

Franklin Daly — Panguitch, Ulah

Ethel Jean Shupc ~~ Taos. New Mexico
Dean Hill - Salt Lake City, Ulah
Donl H. Peterson — American Fork, Utah
Alton Speedy — Twin Falls, Idaho
Barbara Berrey ~~ Provo, Utah

167

Giving out with everything from
swing to Schubert was the varsity band
clarinet section.

SOPHOMORO

RkharJ Wilkins
Spring\iIIe, L'tal

Gwen W'hileneaa
Salt Lake City,

Nano' Holt
Ookley. Idano

UlaK

Helen Gcrwin

Los Angeles, Calif.
\\ alter Eawaras

Milford. Mass.
William G. Pinnock

Rigby, Idaho

Dolores CKristensen

Salem. Utah
Mary E. 1 emplelon

Taos. N. Mexico
Lois Chatwin

Oxnard. California

Francis O. Boyer
Springville, Utah

Ann Zweifel

Monterv'iew, Idaho

Ivan Burleigh

Evanston, Wyoming

Lloyd J. Webb
I ucson. Arizona

Raona I. Robey

Pleasant Grove, Utah

John Kovach

Rock Springs, Wyo.

William Smith
Portland. Oregon

Phyllis Holyoak
Buriey, Idaho

Loa Verda Bowen
Buriey. Idaho

Raymond E. Howes
Marysvale, Utah

Joseph H. Clegg
Dietrich. Idaho

Harold P. Clawson
Phoenix, Arizona

168

Waller L. Forsylk - Hyde Park. UlaK
Karl Slalicli ■— Enterprise, UtaK
Clifford Kckauoclia — Laie, Oahu, Hawaii
Nomia Grossman — Boise, Idaho
J. Ralph Wood -' Fillmore. Utah

Don Caldwell ^- Sandy, Utah

Hector J. Spencer — Col. Dublan, Chih., Mex.

Lydean Yancey ^^ Blackfoot, Idaho

Eldon Pulsipher ^— St. Johns, Arizona

Norman W^ing ^- American Fork, Utah

Nora Lee Branstetter ^- Ft. Collins, Colorado
Keith Green ^- Granlsville, Utah
Beverly BecK ^- Centerfield, Utah
Waller Bolts —' Las Vegas. Nevada
Tom Bomherger '— Alhambra, California

Marian Andrew ^- Portland, Oregon
Jean Williams ■— Chicago, Illinois
Enid Critchfield '— Oakley, Idaho
Jayne Stone ■— Portland, Oregon
Ralph L. Thacker — Heber City, Utah

George Mitchell — Provo, Utah
La Verne Kocw — Salt Lake City, Utah
Carol Dawn Larsen ^- Orem, Utah
Herbert Petersen — Joseph City, Arizona
Belva Baker ^- Oasis, Utah

Reve Simpson — Heber City, Utah
Viola Nicholson ^ Midvale, Utah
Norma Jean Webb — Salt Lake City, Utah
Susie Hunsaker — Ontario. Oregon
Frank Wolverlon — Las Vegas, Nevada

Jaoc W^righl — Inglewood. California

Mona Rolfe ^ Oakley, Idaho

Viola Johansen '— Lelhbridge, Alberta, Can.

Berna Brown —■ Tooele, Utah

Loma Whitaker ^- Vale, Oregon

169

Fred Adams and Bob Abbott thor-
oughly enjoyed their job of selecting snow
queen Jean Halverson, second from left,
from among competitors Bette Reid. An-
ita Call, Sharee Westover, Joyce Potter,
Alice Brady, and Marilyn Martin.

SOPHOMORES

Betty Ogden

Amelia

Madson

Lewis P.

Stephens

Walter Steffensen

Richfield. Utah

Prove

, Utah

Ogden

.Utah

Boulder. Ulah

Ann Pearce

Maxine

Gardner

Paul Sm

Lyneer C. Smith

Salt Lake City. Utah

Neola

. Utah

Ogden

.Utah

Duncan. Arizona

Leon Hartshorn

Iris Jensen

Donna Mahoney

Lu Lulie Rogers

American Fork, Utah

Rexb

urg, Idaho

Heber

City. Utah

Twin Falls. Idaho

onna

Preator

Genevieve

Hansen

Carolyn W?

Ison

Bur

ington, Wyo.

Monroe,

Ulah

Richfield.

Utah

rani

S. Williams

Jay C. Mickelsen

Donna Webb

Oec

en, Utah

Duchesne, Ulah

Hayward.

Calif.

Leona

Heywood

John NobI

Rarnona McClure

Phoenix, Arizona

Kuna. Idaho

Marys ville

. Calif.

170

Mark Bullcr — Suns.nnvillc. Californin
Maude Svcdin —' Dccln. Nevada
Barbara Wriglit — San Mateo. Cnliforni.H
Otis Weeks — Vernal, Ulali
William Tliayer — Hempstead, New York

Max Johns — • SlougliKousc, California
Reese Merrill ^ Pleasant Grove, Utah
Keith Francis — Taber, Alberta, Canada
Helen Clyde -^ Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Carol Jennens — Detroit. Michigan

Heber Hunt — Lehi, Utah

Alma Skouscn — Dateland, Arizona

Patricia Anne Ellis — Williston, N. D.

Vefa Lunt — Duncan, Arizona

Vernell 1 orgcrsen ^- Oakland, California

Luc Jcanc Hales -^ Richlield, Utah

Tina Lou Daniels -~ Spanish Fork, Utah

Alexander Louis Fife — Sail Lake City, Utah

Marilyn Christensen — Oreni, Utah

Rex Lybbert ^- Moses Lake, Washington

Ruth Purdy — Milwaukee. Wisconsin
Inga Plaas — Salt Lake City, Utah
Ncdra Ray ^- Coolidge. Arizona
Norman Wright — Pleasant Grove, Utah
Reginald Dorff — Detroit, Michigan

Byron Wilson — Roosevelt, Utah
Jadinc Janish — Port Angeles, Washington
Robert West — Pleasant Grove, Utah
Wilbur Hiatt — Mt. Airy. North Carolina
Donald Stockman — Coalville, Utah

Janice Abbott — W^indsor, Colorado
Thais Stewart — American Fork, Utah
Donald E. Toomey — Salt Lake City. Utah
Dorothy Pearson — Renton, Washington
Rence Rawie — Springville, UtaK

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Many and varied are the uses of the
Smith Lounge. Here was sleeping beauty
Flake awaiting the lovely princess to
break the spell.

SOPHOMORE

KalKerine Crofts

Betty Carter

JoAnn Aflleck

Bonnie Williams

Ricl.field. UtaK

Spokane, Washin

glon

Salt Lake Ci

ty.

Utah

Concord. Calif,

Dan Payne

DcMar Rust

Nancy Wightman

Carl W'hatcott

Springvillc, UfaK

Salem, UtaK

Provo, Utah

Lynndyl, UtaK

Mary Bohn

W'.ildo Jacobson

Pearl Marsh

Stanley Taylor

Provo, L'tan

Spring\ille. UlaK

Long Beach,

Calif

El Paso, Texas

Gale Hammond

Dwain R

Chapman

Charmayne Matson

Sail Lake

Cily.

UlaK

Rigby,

Idaho

Los

Angeles,

Calif

Kay Pitcher

Ardis Meservy

Mona

Dalton

Ednionlon

. Alb

?rla. Can.

Provo,

Utah

Cir<

Icvilie. Ulah

Bonnie 1 urner

Mr.xine Rice

Paul Comer

Chicago,

llinois

Denver

, Colorado

Provo. Utah

172

Margaret Brim ^- Downey, Idaho
Gladys Kevolio ^- Kihei, Maui, Hawaii
lone Hillon — Hinckley, Utali
Don Milletl — Mesa, Arizona
Edward Bacon ^ Associated, C^.ifornia

Norma Boam ^- Daylon, Oliio

Robert L. Brandlcy — [Raymond, Alberta, Can.

Glenda Cooper ■ — Hinckley, UlaK

Norman Turner -— Riverton, Utah

William Brace ~^ Farmington, New Mexico

Carol Brown ~- Prove, Utah
Suzzanne Fiske — ' Sacramento, California
Douglas Nicholes — American Fork, Utah
Buryl McClurg — El Dorado, Arkansas
Dorothy Dee Richardson — Moses Lake, Wash.

Barbara Burgan ^- Berkeley, California
William H. Taylor — Payson, Utah
Andrew Easton ^— Martinez, California
Bonnie Ercanbrack — Provo, Utah
Sally Mcranda — American Fork, Utah

Roy Molcn — Los Angeles, California
Richard E. Greer — St. Johns, Arizona
Leah Hacking — Cedar Valley, Utah
Eldrcd irving — Nyssa, Oregon
Dclma Krcbs — Ogden, Utah

Robert Nugent — Roslyn Heights, Nortti Da.
Leiand Smith — Snow flake, Arizona
Stanley Schindler — Blackfool, Idaho
Ina Marie McQuarrie — Beaver, Utah
Carol Morby — Salem, Utah

James Hunter — Roseville, California
Owen Keith Tucker — Mesa, Arizona
LaRee Duke — Provo, Utah
Theo Mumford — Monlpelier, Idaho
Leta Ekker — Springville, Utah

173

'T>vas a hot time in the old town the
night of pre-Utah torch light parade. A
street dance followed.

S P U N R e s

Clayton McConkie

Provo. Utah
Arlo Shelley

American Fork, Utah
Oeralacan Guymon

La Jara, Colorado

Allan D Pallerson

Springville. Utah
William Evcrretle Aldridge

Burlington. N. C.
Edwin W^arren

Salt Lake City, Utali

Ray Bellows

Dividend. Utah
Martha Maag

American Falls. Idaho
La%ell Guff

Tooele. L'tah

Norma Lee Bird

Provo. Utah
Ricfiard E. Cloward

Provo. Utah
J. Kent Johnson

Prove. Utah

Alice Humphcrys

Nanipa. Idaho
Keith Jensen

Salt Lake City, Utah
Peggy Crandall

Spring\ille, Utah

Ethel Young

Waiakoe. Maui, Hawa
Leona Mae Hyde

Kensington. Maryland
Shirley Baker

South Gale, Calif.

Catherine Kanekoa
Hana. Maui, Hawaii

Fred Radichel

New York Cily. N. Y.

Nancy Sakamoto

Honokowa, Maui. Hawaii

174

Lois Coombs — Salt Lake Cily, UlaK
Helen Hanks — Burley. Idaho
Robert L. Morion — Lchi, Utah
Bee Mendenhall — Springville, Utah
Daniel Decker — Snowflake, Arizona

Clarence Rutter — Stillwater, Oklahoma
Deoiine NVatts ^- American Falls, Idaho
Paul Carver — Monte Vista, Colorado
Loren Nicholes — Burley. Idaho
Dorothy Cranmer ^- Springville, Utah

LaVern Weirs — Albion. New York
C. Blake Thrasher ^- Gary, Indiana
Loralei Holland — Ogdcn, Utah
Robert Penfield ^- Roosevelt, Utah
Louisa Wisner — New Plymouth, Idaho

Mabel Paulsen — Lcwisville, Idaho
Kuni Kwan Lam — Hong Kong, China
Cheryl Brown — Belleville. New Jersey
Lucy Calder -- Vernal, Utaii
Carolyn Noycs — Salina. Utah

Robert M. Robbins — Muskogee, Oklahoma
Willie Blocker — Jacksonville, Florida
Norma Joyce Bateman — Midvale, Utah
Diane Nieison — North Hollywood, Calif.
Norman Woodfield <— Ogdcn, Utah

Allan Doty — Augusta, Michigan
Peggy Hawkes — Drunmiond, Idaho
Flaine Dow — Magrath. Alberta, Canada
Helen Jeanne Jones — Provo. Utah
Donna Rex ^- Randolph, Utah

Gerald R. Hyde — Baker. Oregon
Hazel Rasmussen ^- Preston, Idaho
Helen Young ^- Mayport, Pennsylvania
Ruby English — Wallace, North Carolina
John Runyan ^- Denver, Colorado

175

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wick, seemed to be playing mother-hen
for this minute of her evening's reign.

SOPHOMORES

RicKard Bcndixscn
Idaho Falls, Idaho

TKcll Nacgic
l.as Vegas, Ncviida

Arlcll Robinson
Banning, Calit.

Raclicl Calder

Vernal. UlaK
Louis Brossard

Seattle, Washington
Patricia Mason

Idaho Falls. Idaho

Lillian Schippcr
Sparks. Nevada

Shirley Maughan
I rrnionlon. Utak

Jerclyn Sorcnsen
Idaho Falls, Idaho

Vivian Schipper

Sparks, Nevada
Joiin Green

New Plymouth, Idaho
Dolores, Adanison

Bountiful, Utah

Oaylen Hatlon
InyoKcrti, Calir.

Agnes Wcibcll
Midvalc, Utak

Jack West

CIcndora, Calir.

Tony T. Christopulos

ProNo. Utah
Ralph Hansen

New York, N. Y.
Douglas Bunker

Las Vegas, Nevada

Eldcn Gunlher
Portland. Oregon

Sylvia Patterson

Salt Lake City, Utah

Don Janson

Phoenix. Arizona

176

Duane Gardner ^- Idaho Falls, IdaKo
Barbara Winkler — Provo, Ulak
Barbara Lyn West — Pleasant Grove, Utali
Roland Minson -~ Idaho Falls, Idaho
Barbara Harries — Columbus, Ohio

Shirley Sanders — Murray, Utah
Bruce Hillon — Delia, Utah
Bertha Lyman '— Holren, Utah
Ruth Schipper — Sparks, Nevada
Maynard Gunter — Portland, Oregon

Robert Holman ^- lona, Idaho
Carol Pitcher — Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Sam Doxey ^- Los Angeles, California
Ruby McDonald — Idaho Falls. Idaho
Shirley Fox — Big Piney, W^yoming

Audrey Jones — Vernal, UtaK
Sheronne Robertson — Spanish Fork, Utah
Vance Holland -— Salt Lake City, Utah
Barbara Sanderson ^- Idaho Falls, Idaho
Donna Tanner — Los Angeles, California

Anita Call -— Las Vegas, Nevada
Evada Omie — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Sally Kirkham — Brigham City. Utah
Marilyn Oidroyd ^- Payson, Utah
Richard Moody — Mesa, Arizona

Jean Howard — Pocatello, Idaho
Charlotte Cannon — Blackfoot, Idaho
Richard Pusey — Washington, D. C.
Jo Ann Groesbeck — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Kathlyn Sundberg — Idaho Falls, Idaho

Gary Bybee — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Rosemary Phillips — Ft. Sill, Oklahoma
Pat Unger — Chicago, Illinois
Phyllis C. Jensen — Grace, Idaho
Ernest Webb — Provo, Utah

177

V -^i i

Wayward frosli like Barbara Toone
paid the penalties handed down at Senior
Court by judges Ken Sansoni and Max
Golightly.

SOPHOMORES

Francis Patterson

Carey, laano
Emma Lou Chantrill

Rexburg. Idaho
Emma Jean Maxwell

Tabiona, UtaK

Elizabeth MooJy
Deha, Utah

Janet Ruppe
Vernal. UlaK

Joseph Lawrence
Heber City. Ula

Emerson Green
Driggs, Idaho

Joann Blackett
Springville, Utah

Ree Walton

Portland, Oregon

Lulu Enos

Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii
Gladys Havashi

Berkclcv.' Calif.
Darreii Call

Maiad, Idaho

Duvello Hanson

Mountebello. Calif.

Ethel Mae Chesley
Mesa. Arizona

Geniel. T hornteon

American Fork. Utah

Morris Fell

Heber City. Utah
David H. Hiatl

Mt. Airy. N. C
Jilene Peterson

American Fork. Utah

Mignon Ahlslrom

Provo. Utah
Mary Beth Wright

Provo, Utah
Elmo Roundy

Palmyra, New York

3aiHi

178

James Hill — Brcnierlon, Wasninglon
Ellen Jean Ririe — Sail Lake City. Ulah
Dclores Prcdrickson — Roosevelt, UlaK
Keitk Wliatcolt — Prove. Utah
Wayne liniolny — Roosevelt, Utan

LcRoy Porter ^- Provo. Utah
Alene Redd — Monticello. Utah
Leanore Ream ^- Berkeley, California
Archie Curtis — Hawthorne, California
Colleen Clark — Provo. Utah

Boyd M. Hunter — Springville, Utah
Lorenzo Merchant — Houston, Texas
Gail Longden — Salt Lake City, Utah
Lila Duncan — Roosevelt. Utah
Marilyn Cude — Houston, Texas

Lajuana Isakson — Magna, Utah
Betty Sprouse — Roosevelt, Utah
Avery Glenn ^- Union, Oregon
Karl Allred - Ogden. Utah
Albert M. Larsen •*- Burlcy. Idaho

Wanda Randall '— Idaho Falls, Idaho
Don Turner — Grand Junction, Colorado
LaRae Kinder .— Huntington. Utah
Billie Lou Croshaw ^— Red Bluff. California
Jay W. Merrill - Paul. Idaho

Jerry Jorgensen — San Carlos, California
Delna Evans »— Pleasant Grove, Utah
R. Neal Richards ^ Joseph City. Arizona
Russell Mickelson •—• American Fodv, Utah
Pat Russell ^- Berkeley, Cahfornia

Alzina Mae Thornton ^ Kuna, Idaho
Bonnie Hanson ^- Roosevelt, Utah
Deimer Howell — Baker, Oregon
Dale Buschke — Martinez, California
Geraldine Ririe ^- Soda Springs, Idaho

179

And another group of Indians had
bitten the dust— the night of the cougar
spree in the Springville crackerbox.

SOPHOMOHn

Wendell Collier
Vernal. UtaK

Morris HainswortK
Portland, Oregon

Lenore Hatfield
Cnicago, Illinois

Laura May Goodness
Waiiuku, Maui, Hawaii

Herbert Berg

Porlola, California

Douglas Allen

San Francisco. Calif.

Janet Hutchinson

Buhi. Idaho
C. J. Lamar Fairbanks

Provo. Utah
Roger Sears

Bethesda, Maryland

Wayne While

Fort Stockton, Texas
Nephi Bushman

Snowflalte, Arizona
Lou Jean Hunter

Sacramento, California

Don Russell

Oakland, California
Emmaline Padeken

Honolulu, Hawaii
Dean Rigby

Provo, Utah

J. R. Nelson

Heber City. Utah
Robert Horner

Sandpornt, Idaho
Lester Taylor

Salfm. Utah

Charles Francis McGuire
Heber City, Utah

Robert Graham
Lehi. Utah

Deloy W. Hanson
Tooele, Utah

180

Dolores Egbert — Kar>al>, UtaK
Donald B. Pearson ^- Salt Lake City. Utak
Ivan E. Tidwell — Wellington, UtaK
Jeannine BrimKall — Scofield, Utah
Carolyn Thompson — Malta, IdaKo

Dorothy Grosbeck — Springville, Utak
Robert Parsell ^- SKelby, Montana
Georgia Miner — Provo, UtaK
Dean Van Noy -~ 1 Kayne, Wyoming
Lynn Riding — Oasis, UtaK

RicKard A. PulKani — Provo. UtaK
Lueen KamauoKa — Carey, IdaKo
Glenn King — Cranbrook, B. C.
Ruth Jeppson — Payson. UtaK
Gwen Spratling — Midvale, UtaK

Luelma Broderwick *— Roosevelt, UtaK

Pat Yager — Provo, UtaK

Kathleen Bowman — Col. Dublan, ChiK., Mex.

Norene Woodland — Willard. UtaK

Patricia Rogers ^ KanosK, Utah

Seth Swann — Preston, IdaKo
Wanda Scott — Provo, UtaK
RalpK Bateman — American Fork, UtaK
MartKa Parry -^ SoutK Gate, California
Fay McKee — Midvale, UtaK

Mollie Rae Baker ^- Kimberly, IdaKo
Bart Czirr ■— Springville, UtaK
Boyd Park ^- Springville. UtaK
Nola Clark ^ Magna. UtaK
Glen Wilford - Dr. Inlet. Florida

Clarence StaKeli — Payson, UtaK
Joy ArrowsmitK ^- Provo. UtaK
Rae Nelson —• Provo, UtaK
Harold Williams ^- Mesa. Arizona
Cal Crump ^ Lark, UtaK

181

A modern Moses leads his people.
Mose Fiake led and clowned through vic-
tories'—and defeats.

SOPHOHORES

Dale Turner

Blackfool, Idaho
Mary Ellen Wood

Salt Lake City. Utah
Glen Vance

Mesa, Arizona

Parley M. Neeley

Salem, Utah
Thelma Zweifel

Monterview. Idaho
Carol Westherg

Mopine. California

Junior Gariick

American Fork, Utah
Bcirbara Mall

Burley, Idaho
Kenneth Hershberger

Glendale, California

Raymond Meyers
Blackfoot. Idaho

Steve Van W^agenen
Fresno, California

Delsa R. Scoresby
lona. Idaho

Barbara McAlisler
Alhambra, Calilornia

Lorenzo H. Snow
Brigham City, Utah

Henry Cameron

Salt Lake City, Utah

Jean Romney

Tulsa, Oklahoma
Virgil B. Smith

Salt Lake City. Utah
Bermuda Trace

Calgary, Alberla. Canada

Donna Olsen

Lovell, Wyoming
Mariba Yoachan

Caliente. Nevada
Max Sewell

Driggs, Idaho

182

Clayton Jolinson ^- Cleveland, Utah
Gerald Whipple — El Paso, Texas
Euridicc Turano ^- Buenos Aires, Argentina
Arturo De Hoyos ^- Monterey, Mexico
Jean Livingston ^- La Canada, California

Gloria Slimpson — Provo, Utali
Paul Singleton — Provo, Utah
Jonn Muaina — Laie. Oahu, Hawaii
PKyllis Parkinson — Arco, Idalio
Myrl Lindsay — Payson, Utah

Lynn Stayncr — Malod, Idaho

Dee Davis — Provo, Utah

Vilda Naegic — Cornish, Utah

Harold Wilcox — Baldwin Park, California

Mildred Downs — Renton, Washington

Jacqueline Redd -^ Blanding, Utah
Norma Brockbank — Springville, Utah
Geraldine Wheadon — Richland, Wash.
Richard P. Bigelow — Provo, Utah
L. D. Eugene Wren — Las Vegas, Nevada

Le Roy Rasniusscn •— Sandy, Utah
Donna Beth Stedman — Midvale, Utah
Pat Steele — Washington, D. C.
Elaine Duffin ^- Murray, Utah
Virginia Wright — Riverside, California

Eve Bjorndal — Salt Lake City. Utah
Maynard Russon ^- Lehi, Utah
John Paul Redd — Raymond, Alterta Can.
Bob Froelich — American Fork, Utah
Bonnie Hansen ^- Provo, Utah

Lee T. Cox — Provo, Utah
Juanila Stueler — Provo, Utah
Lois Torgerson — Elko, Nevada
Rey L. Wiser ,— Lewislon, Utah
Barbara Plant — Eugene, Oregon

183

The "Gabriel" section of the concert
band take an occasional breather Iroin
blowing.

SOPHOMORES

Janice Earl

Overton, Nevaaa
Barbara Andelin

Provo. Ulak
Farnad Ganjei

Teneran. Iran

Eddie Edwards
Flint. Michigan

Vern Spencer
Escalante. Utah

Nellie Sweeten
Malad. Idaho

Margaret Smith

St. Anthony. Idaho
Allen Laney

Provo. Utah
Elaine Peterson

San Bernardino, Calif.

Joan Dickson

Kalispell, Montana
Clisla Edwards

Heber City. Utah
Joseph Hancock

Mesa. Arizona

Carol Taylor

Salt Lake City. Utah
James R. Moss

Murray. Utah
Rae Mona Kirkham

Los Angeles. California

John R. Morrcy

Joseph. Utah
Adele Marchant

Peoa. Utah
Richard M. Sumsion

Springville, Utah

Burke Tangrcn

Dolores. Colorado

Carol Young
Midvale. Utah

Esteban Perez

Mexico City, Mexico

184

Dianne Syphus — Salt Lake City, Utah
Rutk Moss — Orcm. Utah
Bonnie Lou Irwin — San Bernardino, Calif.
Mignon Waddoups — Logan, Utali
Keitn G. Warren ~~ Lyman, Wyoming

Verl Rasband ^- Heber City, Ulali
Geraldine Marriott — Norfolk, Virginia
Rogers Lambert ^ Kamas, UtaK
Snerley Hale ^- Rochester, MassacKusettes
Fenton Pulsiplier — St. Johns, Arizona

LaMon Neubert — Graeagle, California
Lila Stucki ^- Rexburg, Idaho

Donabelle Blades — Red Deer. Alberta, Can.

Marvin Nelson — Provo, Utah

Elaine Hewlett — Draper, Utah

Daniel Leegant ^ Bronx, New York
Norma Meservy — Provo, UtaK
Wayne Schwalbe — Indio, California
Shirley Mortensen — ' Riverside, Illinois
Shelton Dawson — Washington. D. C.

Barbara Bullock — Lethbridge. Alberta, Can.
Dorothy Peck —^ Aberdeen, Idaho
Dean Jesse —- Springville, Utah
Lowene Wood — Buhl. Idaho
Rex Smith — Ogden. Utah

Evangeline Tappan ^ Bicknell. Utah
Owen Henigar ^-^ Provo. Utah
Elaine Gummow — Burley, Idaho
Nan Kelsey — Burley. Idaho
Carma Crowther '— Malad. Idaho

Alfred Udall — Mesa, Arizona
Keith Sharp — Preston, Idaho
Dolores Tyler — Ontario, Oregon
Mac Workman ^ Vernal, Utah
Herman Allenback ^- Vista, California

185

The Templars started to win their way
in campus hfe at the Snow Carnival with
the frozen dignity of their birth an-
nouncement.

SOPHOMORES

Marion Jepson
Hinckley, UtaK

Jane Hunlinglon
Springville, Ulan

Norman Ellerlson
Provo, UlaK

Colleen Sorenson

Provo. UlaK
Milton U. Christensen

Ontario, Oregon
Alma Adams

Bonners Ferry, IdaKo

Harold Rosen

Grandview, Washington
Kayleen Huffman

Salt Lake City, Ulak
Lorna Poulsen

Spanish Fork, Utah

Jean Emerson

Hayward, California
Jewel Adamson

Twin Falls, Idaho
Keith M. Hendrickson

Salt Lake City. Utah

Patricia Green

Leihhridge. Alberta, Can.
Clive Barney

Alhambra, California
Beverly Knowlton

Lelhbridge. Alberta, Can.

Louise Garrett

Ely. Nevada
Duane H. Ewell

Provo, Utah
Marilyn Hales

Elsinore, California

Maurine Spratling

Midvale, Utah
Robert Gidley

McGill. Nevada
LaRene Hardy

Susanville. California

186

Bclte Jean Rowe — Albuquerque. New Mex.

Naida Crawford — Moses Lake. Washington

Colleen Riggs — CKandler. Arizona

Joan Greer — ' Provo. Utah

Norma Rae Ostlund — Springville. Utah

Nasser Movaghar — Teheran, Iran
Denza Aiken — Las Vegas. Nevada
Marion Allentack — Vista. California
Harold Richards — Detroit. Michigan
KatKerine Christenson '— Orem. Utah

Luther Giddings '— American Fork. Utah
David Lindstrom — Spring Canyon. Utah
Jacquelyn Oglesby McCalla. Alabama
Wilma Mendenhall — Cedar Crty. Utah
Barbara Lu Nielson -~ Sandy, Utah

Laurel Johnson — Barnwell. Alberta. Canada
Neil Monahan ■ — West Covina. California
Fay Lunceford ^- Orem. Utah
Lynn C. Lofgran — Santaquin, Utah
Rex V. Johnson — Smoot, W^yoming

Miyoki Kochi ^ Honolulu, Hawaii
Barbara Clark — Provo, Utah
Venia Jean Erickson ^- Vernal, Utah
Jack Madsen — Provo, Utah
Sylvan Tanner — Spanish Fork, Utah

Wayne Slack — Provo, Utah
Dallas Hepworth — Blackfoot, Idaho
Marjorie Barnes — Rupert, Idaho
LaWana Blanchard — Chester. Idaho
Gordon Whitney — Parowan. Utah

Jerrold Thorne — Nampa, Idaho
Bormie Jean Moesser — Etna, Wyoming
William Hansen — San Diego, California
Laurel Snyrer — Myton. Utah
Carol Been — Twin Falls, Idaho

187

Minson, Fullmer, and the Utah Sta-
ters looked hke ballerinas as they went
up after this one.

SOPHOHOHn

Garry Forscy

Florinc Cbrislman

Betty N

orbcrg

Beth Fisher

Eureka. Utak

Baston, Texas

Lehi.

Utak

Thornton, Idaho

Carol CrowtKer

Leroy Gunnell

Lenora

Bulikofer

Verna Lloyd

Malad. Idalio

Soda Springs, laano

Idahc

Falls. Idaho

Central, Idaho

Leon Ballard

James Lee

Berdine

JoKnson

Thomas H. Clark

Snowflake, Arizona

Panaca, Nevada

Tooe

e. Utak

Oakley, Idaho

Harry

ambles

Hal Barrus

Connie Nebeker

Swan

^akc. Idahc

Grantsviile, Utah

Annabella. Utah

Katlilcen

rtiomas

Phyllis Nixon

Violate Gales

Shiprock.

New Mexico

Prove. Utah

Salina, Utah

Joyce

KartcKner

Dale Dawson

Jeane Halversen

San Jose. California

Laylon, Utak

Helper. Utah

188

Leia Lee Udall -— ThatcKer, Arizona
Rawlins Hugnes ^- Spanish Fork, Utah
Coey Richards ^- Nampa, Idaho
Leo Peterson — Snowflake, Arizona
Barhee White i— Roosevelt, Utah

Conrad O. Hansen — Salt Lake City, Utah
Randle Theobald ^- Long Beach. Cahfornia
Dorothy McMuHin <— San Dimas, California
lona Green ^- Vinton, Virginia
Farrell Brown ^ Monticello, Utah

Vera Purrington ^- Houston. Texas
Elaine Greer <— St. Johns, Arizona
DeVere Payne «— Henderson, Nevada
Audrey M. Hicken — Heber City, Utah
Nola Alleman ^- Bern, Idaho

Elaine Liechty — Provo, Utah
Monte DeGxaw — Spanish Fork, Utah
Helen Finlayson ^- Pocalello, Idaho
Reva Jnnson ^- Phoenix, Arizona
Afton Chapman ^- Weston, Idaho

Peggy Haglund ^- Minneapolis, Minnesota
Rowena Keaka — Honolulu, Hawaii
Darlenc Lund ^- Modena, Utah
William Harold Payne -- Duncan, Arizona
Samuel Lee — Park City, Utah

Kenneth I. Perry — Provo. Utah
Joyce Murray ^ Portland, Oregon
Marvin Gunther — Tooele, Utah
Helen Pierson — LeGrande, Oregon
Lois Hill - Salt Lake City, Utah

Jed Pritchell — American Fork, Utah
Inez Jolley -^ Provo, Utah
Dorlene Blades — Red Deer, Alberta. Can.
Robert Richins --- HcneFer, Utah
Kenneth Godfrey — Cardston, Alberta, Can.

189

These "can-can cuties" Loie Allred,
Wilma Davis. Marilyn Ballif. Maxine
Pinegar, Diane Blackham, and Glennis
Belknap enlivened the fall student body
carnival.

Aurlen Loveless

GcraWinc Hafen

Thomas F. Howells

George J. Kawasaki

Payson, Utah

Sania

Clara. Utah

Midvale, Utah

Kapaa. Kauai. Hawaii

Clifford McCail

Lloyd Long

Bernice BuIIocK

Jerrie Hansen

Payson. Utan

Las V

cgas, Nevad

LelKhridee. Albcrla, Can.

Monroe. Utah

Myrlcr Siiiitli

Kent Cfi

rtstcnson

Robert L. Holley

Arlin L. Glines

RandolpK. UtaK

Provo.

Utah

Maplclon. Utah

Woolford. Alberta. Can

Barbara Ann Rcinsch

LuDcne EgLerl

Margene Nelson

Wliitlicr, California

Preston, Idaho

Hunte. Utah

Maridcll Lewis

Danic

1 Machado

Robert M. Clark

Mesa. Arizona

Honolulu. Hawaii Redwood City,

Calif.

George Burton

Louise Beck

Elaine Kingsford

Malad, Idalio

crican Fork.

Utah Salt Lake Cily.

Utah

190

Monita Turley — Aripine. Arizona
Mary Enniss — Draper, UtaK
Neil DoJson — Orange, California
Joanne FaragKer — Sacramento, California
William SmilK — Portland. Oregon

Norma Rae Lyon — Midvale, Utah

Carl MecKan — Moab. UtaK

Delia Mertz — Stirling, Alberta, Canada

Dix Turnbow — Moab, UtaK

Valda D. Massey — Vernal, Utak

Lyie Menlove — Payson, Utah
Dawn Bennion — Salt Lake City, Utah
Merlyn Louise Evans — Ontario, Oregon
Lou Winegar — Ontario, Oregon
Felicia Erbe — Baldwin Park, California

Mart Meling — Marshallfown, Iowa

lliene Myers — Boise, Idaho

Thomas Kekaula Sanokita — Honolulu, Haw.

Charlene Madsen — Price, Madsen

Van H. Leavitt — Bunkerville, Nevada

Floyd Gowans — Erie, Permsylvania
Ruth Allen — Knoxville, Tennessee
Nyle Cox - Lehi, Utah
Lyal E. Holder — Paonia, California
Carol Cordner — ' Stillwater, Oklahoma

Sheila Dunkerly " Castleton, Lanes, England
John Morgan — Burley. Idaho
Beverly Smith — Kemmerer, Wyoming

Don Grimes — Wendell, Idaho
Dennis Greenwood — Union, Oregon
Mikki Barrett — Denver, Colorado

191

CLASS PARTIES

Bright plaids and western jeans
were the popular attire at the

A jug wasn't enough, he wan-
ted the whole keg. but why didn't
he open his mouth?

192

The contents of the bowl arc
low but not the spirits.

Below, the faculty try their
hand at entertaining.

193

As Seniors and Sophomores meet al a
Sox Spree, Ira Todd gets assistance from
Rosemary Pihllips.

Masked Shoe Checkers are Barbara
Reinsch and Keith Tucker.

Some like em big, and some like em
small.

CLASS OF '52

-^^

KEITH ORME .... lanky frosh president from
Idalio Falls . . . moved up from temporary chair-
manship .... made friends for himself and the

class.

SALLY MAGELBY sparkling secretary . .

. . performed with Cougarettes helped draw

fame to Tokalon.

KENDALL YOUNG . . drawling vice president
. . . helped plan and put over parties ...IK...
looked like Beckham's stand-in.

JARRETT JARVIS .... freshman class repre-
sentative .... retiring but personable Arizonian.

LOUISE HAFEN freshman legislator

Y Belle finalist .... ready smile jand ready worker
.... Tokalon.

196

LILA MCDONALD - Orem"s

beauty, wilh twinkling eyes anJ
a becoming shyness, was a con-
lender for the Banyan Ball
crown.

'^ d %

REX JOHNSON -The tenor
sensation who gave equal inten-
sity to a Crooner's Ballad or
Operatic aria.

WHEELS OF 49

ALICE BRADY-An attractive
Nevadan with tjuiet sweetness,
unlimited class, and a good
sjnging voice.

197

MERRI SORENSON-A beau-
ty wUK brains who was popular
with campus men ana an active
Cougarelle.

KEITH ORME - Appreciated
by frosK as their head man and
by the entire student body as
a likeable organizer.

WHEELS OF 49

DIANE BLACKHAM - Ack-
nowledged as adaptable, liKe-
able, and a girl with a future—
and all this without the help of H

office.

198

SALLY MAGLEBY-An en-

tnusiastic. interested California
spark plug and officer of class
and Cougarettes.

-tUjoltJ«>VAl

KENDELL YOUNG-Class of-
ficer, noted for kard work, keen
humor and as general good com-
pany.

AT BRIGHAM YOUK

LOUISE HAFEN-A freshman
standout in making many friends
in a snort time and doing many
things well.

199

Clesse Hilton — Delta. Utah
Frankie Fae Killpack — Provo, Utak
Lester Hepworth ^ Hinckley. Utah
Jack Wooley — Phoenix. Arizona
Car! Merrell — Kirtland, New Mexico

Francis Garclner ^- Salem. Utah
Joe Marshall — Panguilch. Utah
Mary Jane Wighlraan — Provo. Utah
Ben Paul Evans - Paik City. Utah
Jack Watts — Provo, Utah

George Hyde ^- Washington. D. C.
Wayne Carle — Provo, Utah
Gary Widdison — Provo, Utah
Donald Arlos Crofts — Richfield, Utah
Esther Phelps — Kaysville, Utah

Marilyn Meranda — American Fork. Utah
Marion Harrison — Neola. Utah
Donna Aamodt — Salt L^e City. Utah
Marilyn Macdonald — Fresno, California
Glade Nelson — Upalco. Utah

Lynn Tyler — Paramount. California
Ken Young — Blanding, Utah
Dorothy White — Las Vegas. Nevada
Richard Pope — Fish Haven. Idaho
James Turner ^^ Independence. Missouri

Mary Otiesen — Spanish Fork, Utah
Allan Ebesu — Honolulu, Hawaii
Lyrui S. Stone ^- Salem, Utah

The efforts of Frosh campaigners seem-
ed to go unheeded by the crowds ambhng
from class to class.

200

FRESHNO

Orson Clay — Hulcliinson, Kansas
Grace Jones — Billings. Montana
Loma Leavitt <-- Banili. Canada
Paul Miners — Burley. Idaho
VaLois Neeley — Shelby, Montana

Kay CuIIimore — Provo, Utan
Elcise Bergquist — Preston, Idaho
Reid Davis — Bicknell, Utah
Lily Higa — Kohala, Hawaii
Lucille Gatenby — Provo, Utah

Jay Jeffrey — Delta, Utah
Donna Nelson — Phoenix, Arizona
Helen Mae Johnson — Provo, Utah
Verl Behrmann — Springviiie, Utah
Laura Dene Neeley '^ Preston, Idaho

Helen Johnson ^- Fresno, California
Carroll Lee Nielson ^ Heber City, Utah
Robert Campbell — Rupert, Idaho
Earl Clark — Yuba City, California
DeRay Eyre ^ Las Vegas, Nevada

Reed Morrill — Provo, Utah

Robert McMahan — Jacumba, California

Jerry Crandall -— Alameda, California

Rayma Johnson ^— Provo. Utah

Wilma Hansen — Cardslon, Alberta, Canada

Orris Coombs •-- LaJara, Colorado
Eileen Schipper — Sparks, Nevada
James Crook ^ Smoot, Wyoming
Robert Collier — Murray, Utah
Dayle Jeffs — Provo, Utah

Betty Jean Carmack ^^ San Louis Obispo, California

James Makin — Provo, Utah

JoAnne Whitehead — Spanish Fork, Utah

G. A. Larsen — Moab, Utah

Janet Romney ^^ El Paso, Texas

201

Dennis Day — Fairview, Utah
Pauleen Homer — HigKIand, Indiana
Geneise Canoon . — Pocatello, Idano
Carole Kimball ^^ Kanosh, Utan
Patricia Roberts ^ Hemet. California

Donnadean Draney — Burley, Idano
Max Parkin — Bountiful. Utah
Harold Clayson — Alameda, California
Margie Driggs — Phoenix, Arizona
Merlin Shelley — Provo, Utah

Colleen Christensen --- Idaho Falls. Idaho
Howard Paul — Salt Lake City. Utah
Elaine Creer — Ogden, Utah
Helen Ruth Claridge — Safford. Arizona
Jeanne Crockett — Provo, Utah

Leah Nora Abbott — Lehi. Utah

Catherine Grunewald — Coaldale. Alberta. Canada

Earl Crowlher — Provo. Utah

Reita Erickson — Raymond, Alberta, Canada

Gladys Johnson -> Barnwell, Alberta, Canada

Kenneth Caldwell ^- Vernal, Utah

Leda Jensen — Raymond, Alberta, Canada

Shirley Call — Menan, Idaho

Clea Searle — American Fork, Utah

Chester Lykins ^- Columbus. Indiana

Warren Russel — Nampa, Idaho
Rosemary Nelson — Phoenix, Arizona
Joan Hurst — Springville, Utah
Lewis Judd — Los Angeles, California
Joann Knight — American Fork, Utah

When winter came, spring seemed so
far behind. The trek up University Hill was
a beautiful but chilling one.

202

FROHMGI

Richard Carter — Provo. Utah
Davis Bitlon -- Blackfoot, Idaho
Anna Marie Heyrend — Rigby. Idaho
Jerry Cahill ^- Payson, Utah
Gladys Kondo — Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii

Pat Wright - Sah Lake City. Utah
Bertie Broderick — Stodtlon, California
Nadine Jones — Lehi. Utah
Rene Call — Las Vegas. Nevada
Calvin W. Craig — Castle Gale. Utah

Kent King — Las Vegas, Nevada
Marjorie Duzett — Emery, Utah
Kathleen Devey — American Fork. Utah
Julienne Jennings ^^ Phoenix, Arizona
Richard Fovvles — Oakley, Idaho

Marilyn Ihle — Salmon. Idaho
Keith Critchfield — Oakley. Idaho
Rosemary Crowther — Malad. Idaho
Richard Cook " American Fork, Utah
Maizie Foster — El Cajon, California

Doreen Fye — Sutherland. Nebraska
Rita Campbell — Rigby, Idaho
Vella Clegg — Dietrich. Idaho
Norma McConkie — Moab. Utah
Clinton Odell <— Rosevilie, California

Buddy Kimball -^ Roosevelt, Utah
Mary Cook — Pocatello, Idaho
Mary Peck — American Fork. Utah
Roland Alo - Wailuku, Maui, T. H.
Joyce Whittaker — Cireleville, Utah

Darnell Andrus — Draper. Utah
Ruth Nelson — Salt Lake City. Utah
Ray Thomas — Spanish Fork, Utah
Joyce Bedenbough — Lake City, Florida
Calvin Ewoldsen — Sheridan. Wyoming

203

Rex Losee — LeKi, UtaK

Lola Isaacson — Salt Lake City, Utak

Arta Okelberry >— Oakley, Idaho

Renee Cheney »— Provo, Utah

DonaM Christensen — Antonito, Colorado

Donnene Merrill — Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Jaird MacDonald -- Long Beach, California
Margaret Irving — Salt Lake City, Utah
Melbourne Stephensen — Merced, California
Karma Holmes — Brigham City, Utah

Reona Dixon — Roxboro, North Carolina
Geraldine Mortensen — Emery, Idaho
Wesley C. Wicker — Bountiful, Utah
Mabel Kilian — Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Masayo Ono ^- Puungne, Maui, Hawaii

Gareth Lee — Provo, Utah

Suzanne Eyring " Huntington Station, New York

Gertrude Herrmann — Alameda, California

Carol Jean Clark — Provo, Utah

Mary Lou Schenk — Nyssa, Oregon

Norma Despain — Sandy, Utah

Rulli Goulding — Provo, Utah

Mac Call — Colonia Dublan, Chih., Mexico

Nora Matson — Boise, Idaho

Frieda Davis — Mesa. Arizona

Ross Lloyd — Malad, Idaho
Dorothy Johnson — Prescott, Arizona
Janet Decker >~ Snowflake, Arizona
Hilda Jones — Roy, Utah
Dewey Hesser — Stillwater, Oklahoma

The usual election bull took on a
novel twist when Wendell Jensen and Rich-
ard Dewsnup came out with this four-legged
variety.

204

FROH

Gwen Lallatin -— Soda Springs, IdaKo

George Badger — Holden, Utah

Carolyn Madsen — Fairview, Ulan

Gayle Loosli ~~ AsK(on, IdaKo

Grace Millard ^^ Upper Darby. Pennsylvania

Virginia Lambert -- Roosevelt, Ulan
Delberta Cunningham ^ Camas, Washington
Veon McLean — Vernal, Utah
Donna Anderson — Salt Lake City, Ulan
Howard Ault — Cedar Valley, Utah

Scott Hymas ^- Grace, Idaho
Leah Mae Call — Ely, Nevada
Mollie Marie Cox — Provo, Utah
Joyce Larson '— Phoenix, Arizona
Venna D. Morgan — Sanford, Colorado

Grant Lloyd ^- Kaysville, Utah
Violet Lancaster — Afton, Wyoming
Lester R. McNeeley — Blackfool, Idaho
Carmen Meason ^ Spanish Fork, Utah
Harold McEwan — Salt Late Cily. Utah

Ray Mecham — Dachesne, Utah
LuAnn Merrill ^- Wilmington, Delaware
Gordon Harris — Chin, Alberta, Canada
Dora Manghan — Preston, Idaho
LaNon McKell — Spanish Fork, Utah

Renee Labrum ^- Roosevelt, Utah
Robert D. Hemingway — Alpme, Utah
Joan McCance — Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Lorraine Chase — Ogden, Utah
Geary McCandless '^ Huntington, Utah

Larae Baird ^ Heber City, Utah
Keith Hone — Spanish Fork, Utah
Lavar Rueckerl — Salt Lake City, Utah
Margaret Alexander — Phoenix, Arizona
Robert Lindsay — Sparks, Nevada

205

^Hl

John W. Ridge — Provo. Utak
Joan Seal — Riverton, Utah
Robert Kirkpatrick — Provo, Utak
KeilK Orme — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Pat Richan — Provo, Utah

Darlene Tingey — Brigham City, Utah
Norma Sumsion — Springville, Utah
Vernon Miller — Winthrop, Arkansas
Ronald Pace — Las Vegas, Nevada
Myrl Parker - Salt Lake City, Utah

Norma Dean Bullock — Barnwell. Alberta, Canada

Loa McArlhur — Wasco, California

Joan Naylor — Springfield, Massachusetts

Frank Day — Provo, Utah

Rebecca Maureen Lawrence — Compton, California

Jerry Snyder — I-as Vegas, Nevada
Anthony Ivins — Lund, Nevada
Dorothy Peterson, Castle Gale, Utah
Raymond Harris — Provo, Utah
Lois I-arch — Idaho Falls, Idaho

Rita LeBaron — Leihbridge. Alberta. Canada
Eleanor Folland — Salt Lake City. Utah
Raymond Escudero — San Francisco, California
Orval Skousen — Overton, Nevada
Janice Oliphanl — Salt Lake City, Utah

Martin Blackburn — Springfield, Idaho
Jean Thompson — Salt Lake City, Utah
Mac Rae Bartholomew — Fayeltee, Utah
Deon Mcintosh — Chico, California
Lavon Satterfield — Sterliiig, Idaho

At the Friday pep rally we celebrated
the death and mammoth bonfire cremation
of Utah. Despite the labors of pallbearers
Paul Bond, Derald Boyce. and Ralph Bur-
ton the Ute was thoroughly resurrected by
game time Saturday.

206

FRESH

Hank Moylc — Sail Lake City. Utah

Clicrie Flake ^- Snowflake, Arizona

LaMar Skeen — Ogden. Utah

Knollon Marlineau — Colonia Juarez, Chih.. Mexico

Jackie Neath ^- San Bernardino, California

Stanley Meaker ^ Ventura, CaliFornia
Elaine Miller — Salt Lake City, Utah
Deck Hunter — Holden, Utah
Imogene Smith ^^ Holbrook. Idaho
Mark Oldham — Paradise. Utah

Geraldine Ogden — Richfield, Utah

Joanne Mitchell — Provo. Utah

Ralph Simmons «— Cowley. Wyoming

Anne Slaugh *— Vernal. Utah

Lovina Keeler -• Magralh. Alberta. Canada

Mary Elizabeth May — Paul. Idaho
Joan Morris — Brigham City. Utah
Marilyn Martin — Western Springs. Illinois
Beth Larsen ^^ Culver City. California
Gordon Loveridge — Provo. Utah

Marian Miller — Hood River, Oregon
Lila Mae McDonald — Orem. Utah
Jack Larsen " Culver City. California
Beverley Stone ^- Evanston. Wyoming
John Hambtick — Bluefield, Utah

Sewell W. Miles — Bancroft, Idaho
Thelma Morgan *— Riverlon, Utah
Geniel Sorensen — Draper. Utah
Elwood Lovell — Oak City, Utah
Alene Watkins -— Richland, Washington

Rulon R. Adams -> Oakley, Idaho
Sally Magleby — Los Angeles. California
Audene Dawson — Layton. Utah
Stanley K. Andrus — Murray, Utah
Marian Btimhall — Carlin. Nevada

207

Sherald Lewis — Kamas, UtaK
Margery Bisliop — Nyssa. Oregon
Mary Murray — Ogden. Utah
George Miller — Beaver, Utah
Sharon Montgomery — Evanston, Illinois

Mary Ann Maughan — Sa!t Lake City. Utah
Dallas Burnett — Bell, California
Norman Bodily ^- Gusher, Utah
Margaret Barlow — Burley, Idaho
El Marie Briggs — Blackfoot, Idaho

Berton Morley —' McCamroon, IdEkho
Beryle Bodily — Burley, Idaho
Richard L. Millet — Provo, Utah
Wanza Murray — Nephi, Utah
Ross V. Bulkley — Idaho Fails, Idaho

Bonnie Madsen — Los Angeles, California

Norman N. Bryson — Bountiful, Utah

Elva McBride — Burley, Idaho

Paul C!ark Bennion -^ Farmington, Utah

Anna Bushman -~ Alhuequerque, New Mexico

Afton Maxwell — Peoa, Utah
Everette Lafollotte — Burlington, Utah
Carma Moon ' — Hanna, Utah
William Miller — Beaver, Utah
Lui^nn Marming — Burley. Idaho

Morris Mower — Fairview, Utah
Donna Rose Manning — Burley, Idaho
Ross Linn — Riverton, Utah
Leah McBride — Shelley, Idaho
Shirley Mortenscn — Riverside, Illinois

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Cougar Cub week found the cubs sport-
ing appropriate dress, carrying books and
performing dutifully in the cafeteria. Some
cubs like Phyllis Hemstalk, Margaret Brad-
shavv, and Geniel Sorensen seemed to enjoy
serving Waher Botts.

208

FRESHMEN

Robcrl Bloonidalc -^ Long Beach, California

Bill Webb - Provo. Utal.

Iris Biglcr — Idaho Falls, Idaho

Kalhlccn Warner ^— Ncphi, Ulah

Reed Moss — Riric, Idaho

Jan Williams — Sail Lake Cily. Ulah
Helen Walser ^- El Paso. Texas
Dean Young — Cutbank. Monlana
Donna Williams — Blackfoot. Ulah
Thomas Burr <— Moa, Utah

Bruce Warren — Lyman, Wyoming

Beverly Ward — Malla. Idaho

Maurine Boren — Twin Falls, Idoho

Betfy Barker — While Salmon. Washington

Alan Wilbock — Raymond, Albcrla, Canada

Colleen Wood ^- Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Roberl Bennell — Idaho Falls, Idaho
LaDonna Lunt — Duncan, Arizona
Ralph V. White <— Thayne, Wyoming
WoodrufE W^ood — Raymond, Alberla, Canada

Alvin Wardle — Pocatello, Idaho

Jean Watson — ' Salt Lake City, Utah

Elma Butlers — - Weston, Idaho

Eldon B. Williams ^ Spanish Fork, Utah

Eva Tsalaky — Provo, Ulah

Quenlon H. While — American Fork, Ulah
Beverly While — Idaho Falls, Idaho
LeOrande Wooley — Aberdeen, Idaho
Leona Wright — Peoa, Ulah
Dan J. Workman ^- Vernal, Utah

Roylance Spratling — Midvale, Utah
Wendell Jensen — Salt Lake City, Utah
Loren H. Johnson —^ Moab, Utah
Shirley Wheeler ^ Laylon, Utah
Janice Clayson —Salt Lake City, Ulah

209

Shirley Taylor ^- Kaysville, Utak
Dayle Thomas — Phoenix, Arizona
LaVard Wilkins ^- St. Johns. Arizona
Merri Sorensen — Idaho Falls, Idaho
James Rutter -^ Malad, Idaho

Glenn Blatter ^- Idaho Falls, Idaho
Margaret Bradshaw — Wellsville, Utah
Stephen Sherwood ^- Phoenix. Arizona
Leona Blocker ^- Olympia, Washington
Myra Bradley — Manti, Utah

Lugene Brewer — Salt Lake City, Utah
Robert Sandstrom ^- Eureka, Utah
Marilou Rogers — Ogden, UtaK
Curtis Smith '— American Foric, UtaK
Donald Baker — Raymond. Alberta. Canada

Paul H. Tanner — Payson, UtaK
Lila Brimley '— Pleasant Grove, UtaK
Don Bird - Salt Lake City. UtaK
Gordon S. Taylor — Cheyenne, Wyoming
Pauline Boyer ^- Springville. UtaK

Robert Brinton — El Cerrito. California
Janet Sanford — Delta, Utah
Jeanine Bradford — Franklin. Idaho
Doris Bagley — Olympia, Washington
Mearle B. Smily ^ Monroe, UtaK

Colleen Schofield — Spanish Fork. Utah
Alice Brady — Las Vegas. Nevada
Lowell Romney ^- Payson. Utah
James Sill — Las Vegas. Nevada
Connie W^hitaker — Wilmette, lllinoise

Typical Smith Lobby scene: at least
one election, three items on sale, and a size-
able crowd.

210

FRESHMEI

Don Stone — LeKi, Utah

Tom Timolny — Roosevelt, Utah

Marilyn Turley — Aripine, Arizona

Aron S. Brown — Colonia Dublin, ChiK., Mexico

Mary Lois Bolingbroke — Billings, Montana

Joan Reid — Washington D. C.
Colleen Rawson — Safiora, Arizona
Tom Brown — Bingham Canyon. Utah
Guy Ray — Mesa, Arizona
Shirley Smith — Smilhfield, Utah

Phyllis Redd — Raymond, Alberta. Canada
Richard Lee Tooke ^ Salt Lake City, Utah
La Von Barney ~~ Delta, Utah
June Barden — Fillmore. California
McKay Burton — Afton, Wyoming

Nancy Robbins — Salt Lake City, Utah
Leon Rastnussen — Sandy, Utah
Wallace Schaer — Farminglon. Utah
Bormie Rasmussen ^ Midvale, Utah
Melda Rasmussen — LaPoint. Utah

Era Rawlins — Denver, Colorado

Leon Bawden "— Provo, Utah

Beverly Swift — Patuxent Navy Base, Maryland

Audra Sauer — Rigby. Idaho

Ivan Swensen — Spanish Fork, Utah

Shirley Rodeback — Vernal. Utah

Phoebe Vance — Colonia Chihuahua, Mexico

Pat Romney — Columbus. Ohio

Rell Francis — Springville, Utah

Helen Robinson — Morgan, Utah

Karl Steinacker — Campbell sport, Wisconsin
J. Gilbert Kimball — Springville, Utah
Belty Farr — Provo. Utah
Marjorie Gardner .— Neola, Utah
Roy Tea — Riverlon. Utah

211

Grant Groesbeck — Provo, Utah

Rela Whctman — Draper, Utah

Ralph L. Hancock — Markers Island, North Carolina

Don M. Walker - Vernal, Utah

Dec Roach — Midvale, Utah

Richard Rowley — Richfield. Utah

Barbara Josie — Mt. Pleasant, Utah

Ilcne Hall - Provo, Utah

David S. Brandley — Raymond, Alberta, Canada

Flora Larson -— Waynesboro, Virginia

ODiile Huillcl - Ogden. Utah
Beverly Wagner — Provo, Utah
May Nelson — Salt Lake City, Utah
Edward G. Marshall — Las Vegas, Nevada
Howard Phillipson — Los Angeles, California

Leonard MacKay — Provo, Utah

Richard Keeler — Draper. Utah

Elaine Hyde ^ Huntington Park, California

Jack Hanson — Klammath Falls. Oregon

Martha Harker — Magrath. Alberta. Canada

LaDeane Prior ^- Lehi, Utah
Jarrelt Jarvis — Mesa. Arizona
Helen Krage — Oakland. California
Dott Taylor — Wallsturg. Utah
Richard A. Dyer — Piltsford. New York

Arlo Slott — Payson. Utah

LaDeanne Squires — Fairfield. Montana

Jocll Johnson — Vernal. Utah

Robert Keate — Overton. Nevada

Raquel Peterson — Salt Lake City. Utah

The snowbound serenity surrounding
the Library gave no indication of the bustle
of studying and visiting perpetually proceed-
ing within, however, the snow temporarily
won the AMS Council's campaign to save
the campus lawns. The dummy went to
the moth balls until spring.

212

FRESHMEN

Francis LcBaron — Barnwell, Alberta. Canada
Betty Akee — Honolulu. Hawaii
Malnalyn Att\vooa — Fresno, California
Ellen LiLby — Emmett, Idaho
Howard Hurst '— Blanding, Utah

Jewel Hoppie — Waco, Texas
Louise Lewis — Nyssa. Oregon
Darrell Allred — Deserel. Utah
Jared Heywood ^- Snowflake, Arizona
Gera^dine Hall - Park City. Utah

Virginia Johnson — Orem, Utah
John Howard — Salt Lake City. Utah
JoAnne Nelson ^- Mesa, Arizona
Richard Bevan ^- San Mateo, California
Victoria Ashworth ^- Bakersfield. California

Barbara McEvers — Burley, Idaho
Maxine Larsen — Salt Lake City, UlaK
Richard J. Halterman — Cedar City, Utah
Marie Peterson — Lund, Idaho
Pat Flake ^- Phoenix, Arizona

Richard George Ellsworth — Payson, Utah

Robert Swenson ^- Provo, Utah

Mary Jane Burt — Salt Lake City, Utah

Victor Hegslead — Rigby, Idaho

Con Taylor — Farniington, New Mexico

LaMar Rawlings — Provo. Utah

Dorene Hartley — Stirling, Alberta, Canada

Genee Allen — Pocatello. Idaho

Amber Adams ^ Vernal, Utah

Cyrus Stuckey ^- Macon, Georgia

Milton Gambles — Swan Lake, Idaho
Mary Ellen Gardner ^ Roosevelt, Utah
Verl Green — Paul, Idaho
Carmen Margarite Fenn — Benson, Arizona
Ludeen Goodfellow '— Bountiful, Utah

213

Farrell Jensen ^- Redmond, Utah

Judith Anne Peterson — Ml. Pleasant, Utah

Harold Larsen -— Montpelier, Idaho

Arnold Ozment — Taylor, Arizona

Betty Gerber — American Fork. Utah

Dean Larsen ^- Orem, Utah
Shirley Bratl — Inglewood, California
Maxine Pinegar — Provo, Utah
Darwin Butcher — Anchorage, Alaska
Luana Smith — La Verna, California

Betty Mcrwin — Cornvillc, Arizona
Phyllis Foutz — Kirlland. New Mexico
Margaret Packer — Idaho Fails, Idaho
Marilyn Roundy ^ Provo, Utah
Harold Pratt — Chihuahua, Mexico

Betty Jean Porter — Smoot, Wyoming
Robert Miller — Long Beach, California
Mary Pratt — Lehi, Utah
Barbara Pugmire — Yakima, Washington
Jeanne Davis -- Provo, Utah

Weils Wakefield — Huntington, Utah
Rencc Lewis — Provo, Utah
Lily Glauscr ^ Montpelier, Idaho
Joyce Reber ^ Higlcy, Arizona
Albert Earl — 1 rcnionton, Utah

Don Schaefer — San Carlos, California
LaVerne Sessions — Loveli, Wyoming
Arlcne Fernloy — Portland. Oregon
LaRae Isaac — Spanish Fork, Utah
Bruce Chambers — Buffalo, New York

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Not to be outdone by their elders, "Y"
High represented by comely Marilyn Norton
turned out to welcome the alums at Home-
coming.

214

FROR

Iva Lou Minor — St. Jbikics Minnesota
Ricliara Westenskow — Union. Oregon
Opal Jean Thomas — Malaa, Idaho
Venelta Mackley — Springville, Utah
Lynn Haslem — Roosevelt, Utah

Sharon Tidweil — Homedale, Idaho
Bruce R. Hymas — Smithfield. Utah
Lois Hulihan — Los Angeles, California
Margaret Brazier — Carlton, Oregon
Iris Atkinson — Charleston, West Virginia

Eran Call ^ Colonia DuLlan, Cliihuhua, Mexico
Joanne Eliason — Manti, Utah
LuDene Fresh — Blackfoot, Idaho
Dorothy Monson — Burbank, California
Mary Craze — Charleston, West Virginia

Carol Holmgreen — Bear River City, Utah
Charles Emhleton — Port Benton, Montana
Colleen Boyle ^ Idaho Falls, Idaho
Ila Ecton ^- Wendover. Utah
Irene Hansen ^ Spanish Fork, UtaK

Donald ShurtliFF — Overton, Nevada
JoAnn Petersen "— Venice, California
June Nagle — Provo. Utah
Calvin Ewoldsen — Sheridan, Wyoming
Pearl Cox — Glendale, Utah

Ann Poulsen ^ Idaho Falls, Idaho
Peggy Heywood — Salt Lake City, Utah
Bonnie Parker ^ Joseph, Utah
Amalia Taffuri ^^ Buenos Aires, Argentina
Lloyd Dyer — Pittsford, New Yodt

Myrle Gehring — Hood River, Oregon
Jack French — Shiprock, New Mexico
Gloria Gunn — Pocatello, Idaho
Norma Graham — Fairview, UtaK
Gene Gligorea — Sheridan. Wyoming

215

/;£ dif l:

E. Kent BoolK — Orem. Utak
Evelyn Hansen — Spanish Forii, Utah
Donald Rogers — Safford, Arizona
Grant Tingey '— Kaysville. Utan
Evona Wright — Riverside, California

Beverly Williams — Provo, Utah
Wayne Beck — Eureka, Utah
Evelyn Flake — Snowflake, Arizona
John McMananna — Salt Lake City, Utah
Marcia Doughty — Spanish Fork, Utah

Reva Paulsen — Lewisville, Idaho
MarJean Gunderson — Spanish Fork, Utah
Amy Gibbons — Holbrook, Arizona
Edward Krider — Tulsa, Oklahoma
Janice Huffaker — Salt Lake Cily, Utah

Robert L. Andelin — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Von Atkinson -~ Pocatelio. Idaho
Leo Pendleton — Thayne. Wyoming
Clara Fisher — San Diego, California
Kent Davis — Salem, Utah

Erma Hale — Pocalcllo, Idaho
Marjorie Payne — Seattle, Washington
Dahnelle Adcox — El Dorado, Arkansas
Rinda Romney — Salt Lake Cily, Utah
Lula Jean Holfeltz — Springville, Utah

Tom Rayan — Salt Lake City, Utah
Shirlene Stevenson — Stcvensville. Montana
LaRee Holbrook — Wells, Nevada
NaDcen Clufi — Phoenix, Arizona
Grant Packer — Idaho Falls, Idaho

Meix Tolbert and Bonnie Irwin take
advantage of one of the rare Tuesday Mat
dances when the Social Hall held only
about 800 people instead of the regular 1500.

216

FRESHNGI

Jeanne Whilakcr — Ellcnsburgli, Wasliinglon
Lugenc Olscn — Midvalc, Utah
Dolores Scnniidt -— Porllana. Oregon
Marilyn Jensen — Midvale, UlaK
Virginia Sanders — Salinas. Calllornia

Bliss Larson — Spanish Fork, UtaK
J. Ross Starley — Fillmore, Ulah
Vera Lynne Freebairn — Provo, Utah
Marilyn Stoors '— Salt Lake Cily, Ulah
Geraldine Goodfellow ^- Montrose. California

Elaine Hansen — Spanish Fork, Utah

Constance Suddell — Rochester, New York

Joyce Parson — Smithfield, UtaK

Juanita Stone ^- Provo. UlaK

LcVaun Matkin — Magrath, Alberta, Canada

Betly Shoemaker — ' Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
Arvilla Smith ^- Champion, Alberta, Canada
Eugene Holman — Delta, Utah
Wendell Christensen —' Provo, Utah
Gwcn Reid ^- Springville, Utah

Joyce Barratt -^ Tacoma, Washington
Tom James —' Provo, Utah
Robert H. Richins •— Hencfer, Utah
Grant Sabey — Magrath, Alberta, Canada
Sally Beck — Santa Monica, California

Yolanda Perry -— Provo, Utah
Marvin J. Miller -— Tremonton, Utah
Lewis Wiser — Lewiston, Utah
Stella Tree — Coalville, Utah
J. Marcel Rogers — Clarkdale, Utah

William C. Gentry — Provo, UlaK

Romona Grunewald — Coaldale, Alberta, Canada

Iris Gowen ^- LelKbridge, Alberta, Canada

Dale Farrer ^- Provo, Ulah

Gerald Gilner '— Provo, Ulah

217

Richard LaVorgna ^- Long Beacn, California
Davie B. Barrett — EI Cerrito, California
Irene Thomas^- — Tabiona, Utah
Marie Bird — Venice, California
Herman Allcnback — Vista, California

Clarence Peterson— Portland, Oregon

Monroe Gallier — Beaumonl. Texas

Margaret Wheeler — Righy, Idaho

Fletcher Memmott — Colonia Dublan. Chih., Mexico

John B. Anderson — Riverside, California

Kathleen Baker — Kimherly, Idaho
LaMar Twitchell — Delta. Utah
Anita Todd — Gridley, California
Calvin Raisor — Salina. Utah
JoAnne Boley — American Fork, Utah

Carmela Tanner — Provo, Utah
Mahic Waldron — Tremonton, Utah
Reed Page — Clearfield. Utah
Evelyn Hilgendorff — Provo. Utah
Jeanne Krause -— Glendale, California

Marvin Brown ^- Queen Creek, Arizona
Richard Buys — Eureka, Utah
Kale Wagstaff — Kanias, Utah
Kitty Sue Barber — Baylown. Texas
Darrell Tanner — Kirtland, New Mexico

Lola Mae Hoover ^- Provo, Utah

Nadinc Burl — Springville, Utah

Dwaine Wanger — Colonia Dublan, Chih., Mexico

Mary Margaret Zinck ^- Olympia, Washington

Bessie Tcerlink ^- Magna, Utah

Even ' Bubinga" sat up and took notice
when the Call sisters, Anita, Geneva, and
Gaynelle performed.

218

FRESHMEN

Mona Wright — Pcoa, Ulali

Vcrn Tliacker — Charleston, Utah

Lois Brown — Melba, Idaho

Richard Boyle — Provo. Utah

Miriam Cockett — Wailuka, Maui, Hawaii

Mildred Malslorni — Midvalc. Utah
Rulon Kartchner — Eagar, Arizona
James Anderson — Brigham City, Utah
Dorothy Nickolson — Nhdvaie, Utah
Julia Webb - Melba. Idaho

Karyl Lea Bench — Duchesne, Utah
Jean Stock — Fish Haven, Idaho
Velda Roper — Weslwood, California
Stanley Thurber — Montpelier, Idaho
Mary Nell Waddoups — Idaho Falls. Idaho

Manioru Matsumuro ^- Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii
LoEne Brown — Fairview, Wyoming
Jerome Hainsworth — Portland, Oregon
Shirley Warner — Kirtland. New Mexico
LaRae Gardner — American Fork. Utah

Myrle Pedersen ^- Pleasant Grove, Utah
Marilyn Thompson — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Lynette Woodland — Pocatelio, Idaho
Pat Whitney — Dickenson, North Dakota
Jennings Byrd — Legrange, North Carolina

Shyrrl Warner ^- Traverse City, Michigan
LeRoy Pulos — Roosevelt, Utah
Doris Rigby ^- Burley, Idaho *

Wamoth Toland ^ St. John, Kansas
Wilmer Lee — Salt Lake City, Utah

Marilyn Geddes — ' Franklin, Idaho
Bernell Garrick .— Questa, New Mexico
June Gallbraith — Phoenix, Arizona
Raymond Homer — Pleasant Grove, Utah
Lucille Farthing .-- Lander, W^yoming

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Paul S. Ence — Springville, Utah
Alcen Arinslrong — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Ken 1 aylur ^- American Fork, Utah
Cheryl Larsen <— Salina, Utah
Mclvin Ball — Provo. Utah

Marjoric Lynn — Lovell, Wyoming
Robert Allrcd — Lchi. Utah
Verna Vce Lynn — Lovell, Wyoming
Dean Welch — Riverlon, Utah
Richard L. Russell ^ Santce, California

D. B. Nelson — Meridian. Idaho
Dauh Edwards '— Wasco, California
Robert Cooper — Los Angeles. California
Jenny Moops — 1 win Falls. Idaho
Tanya Ashworlli ^- BaKcrsfield, California

Phylis Hansen — Taber, Alberta, Canada
Thcrald Bcckstrand -^ Pleasant Grove, Utah
Lcinaala Akiu — Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii
Carroll f^orler — Buffalo, Wyoming
Kendall Price .— S

Hansel Rayner — Salt Lake City, Utah
Lois Rohinson — Evanslon, Wyoming
Joy Avarell ^ San Pedro, Cahfornia
Adelle Chryst - Sail Lake City. Utah
Karl Sandherg ^ Monroe. Utah

Bonnie Greenhall — San Luis Obispo, California
Ilene Mahey ^ Salt Lake City, Utah
JoAnne Brown '— Highland. California
Katharine Allen ^ Raymond, Alberta, Canada
Glenna Anderson ^— Manassa, Colorado

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The "wheels" were the hub of half-time
activities of the game at Logan. President
McDonald, Keith, Jess, and Aggie leaders
established the wheel as spoils for the victor
in the annual grid clash between the two
schools.

230

FROHIHEI

Lois Flinders — Granlsville, Ulan

Muriel Sleedman — Provo, Utak

JoKn Hambrick -^ Bluefield. West Virginia

Vees Cotlrell — Pomona. California

Betty Lou Willden — Cortez, Colorado

Arlene Deem -^ BrigKam City. UtaK
Gwen Veile ^- Vernal, UtaK
Roma Barker ^ Brigbam City. Utab
Harold Tanner — Magratb, Alberta. Canada
Kay Wood — Dallas, Texas

Marilyn Tingey — Salt Lake City, Utab

Darlene Sbipp ^ Josepb, Utab

Bettyrae Plattner — Craig, Colorado

Verla Ropp — Blackfoot, Idabo

Diane W^itbeck f— Raymond, Alberta. Canada

LaVonne Tbomander ^ Maplewood, New Jersey
Dean Bezzant — Pleasant Grove. Utab
Rutb Anderson '— Redwood City. California
Jobn Neal ^- Spokane, Washington
George Sparks ^^ Nampa, idabo

Elaine Engstrom '— Pboenix. Arizona
Joan Sbriver <— Provo. Utab
Lee Jobnson ^^ Pboenix. Arizona
Lory Faulk ^^ San Bernardino, California
L. Kay Barney — Spanisb Foaf» Utab

Lenore Bowen — Spanisb Fork, Utab
Donald Long ^- Las Vegas, Nevada
Gwen Ence '— Provo. Utab
Nelda Jean Gammell ^- Provo, Utab
Gene Swenson — Provo, Utab

Rita Twitcbel! — Lonwood. Utab
Orlo Larson — Provo, Utab
L. Elsdon Howard — Blackfoot, Idabo
Ina La Von Brown ^- Provo, Utab
Geraldine Anderson -^ Provo, Utab

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Ralph Jacobson -^ Springfield, Utah
David Chrislensen — Clarkston, Utah
Dorothy Mangum ^ Carrigo Springs, Texas
Tressie Marx — Los Angeles. California
Richard Myer — Caldwell, New Jersey

Barbara Peterson ^ Murtaugh, Idaho
Nadine Choate ^ Whittier, California
Robert Davis ^ Portola, California
Miriam Siebach ^- Gloversville, New York
Deon Crane ^- Hcrriman, Utah

Myrna Jesperson ^ Phoenix, Arizona
Bessie Ann Dobrusky <-- Parowan, Utah
Norma Day -- Draper, Utah
Ned J. Christensen — Clarkston. Utah
Vada Johnson ^- Barnwell, Alberta, Canada

Willard Clark ~ Lehi, Utah

Glynna Despain — Prescotl. Arizona

Norman Clyde ~~ Springville, Utah

Lila Collier ^- Vernal, Utah

Mary Lou Devey — American Fork, Utah

Barbara Jones ^^ Los Angeles, California

Keith Davies — Orem, Utah

Keith Meservy — Provo, Utah

Sterling Nixon — Holden, Utah

Robert Miller — Long Beach, California

Sherman Jones '— Delta, Utah
Lloyd K. Bishop -^ Kaysville, Utah
Heber Kimball — Lakeport. California
Karl Kendall — Weiser. Idaho
Beverly Crowley — Twin Falls, Idaho

"Three balls for a dime", barlced Alta
Mitras to carnival customers in October.
If one had another dime left, the Y C's next
door were sure to get it.

232

CLASS PIRTIES

The class officers kept their various classes well partied.

Seniors and sophs were kept hopping at the Hayseed
Hop where levies were the dress of the day. Stripes were
in order for crazy convicts, above.

233

CLASS PARTIES

No one went hungry at the Hayseed Hop. Right, Mose
croons one.

234

Frosh and junior cavorted at the Crazy Convicts Con-
vention. No one went hungry at the "Convention" either.

235

ACT

Quite a hand in cake malting.

LigKt and flaky biscuits.

BACHELORS

What wives these men will make! After en-
during the rigors of a year of batching, men feel
up to any task.

Domestication personified.

Saturday night at 8:43.

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College version of the grade school game
'three deep"

Not cans— but real home cooking.

Limited dorm space could not accommodate
all the girls either. Were they sorry? Hardly.
No hours to Keep, no cafeteria lines.

MD BATCHERETTES

Happy harmony— musical and group.

An hour conducive to study.

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SUNDAY M THE HILL

We're off for Cfiurrh . .
return from our classes . . . .
sing tfie closing liymn . . . .
and visil witfi our friends
before scurrying fiome lo an
appelizing mea

240

REfilSTRATIOI

flnemss^c?^

Joe Weiglit stretclies out to view all the money
in tlie Treasurer s office.

Lets see— if I take this at 6:40 and change that
to . . . puzzles Don Jensen.

241

COLLEGE SONG
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY

Annie Pike Greenwood

Old Melody
arranged by Wm. F. Hanson

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243

FROSH HAZINK

Traditional Freshmen Week
saw all frosn off to a conspicious
start. Upper classmen look full
advantage of their nigh status
while cubs responded with good
humor to various regulations.

244

STOEMT UMUkh

Intensive build up publicity, the parking lot
covered with booths and rigged with lighting, re-
peated rehearsals for performers on the big show
—all this and much more time and effort went
into producing the first Student Body outdoor
carnival fall quarter. Despite uncooperative wea-
ther, the carnival prospered.

245

STIDEITS GET TOGETHER

Judge Ken Sansom and aide
Bob Wells pronounced sentence
on guilty frosh.
The Idano assembly proved
tnat Idaho grows something be-
sides potatoes.

"This little freshie went to market'

Student Carnival finale.
Mournful Utes at the Utah Pep rally.

246

Students rally to the annual torch light parade.

Call sisters spotlight halftime at foot
ball game.

247

MIT DAICES

LaMyrI Boyack .... efficient cKairman of tne
Tuesday Mat Dance .... started something new
by having social units sponsor each \veeKly affair
.... affihated with Nautilus and Lambda Delta
Sigma.

The walls of the Social Hall witness many boy
meet girl scenes during the mobbed weekly dances.

248

Jim, Kent and Gene gave out— and got the
student body to give out with them throughout
football and basketball seasons.

249

ASSEMBLY COMMIHEE

Left to rigid: R. Ncal Rkliiircls, lini Pnra-
riiorc, Mosc rl.iKC, Carolyn I lionii)son, Ray
Beckham, and Carolyn Blair.

This coniniitlcc is directly in t iiargo of
all ascniblics nt tlic Y.

PEP RALLEY COMMIHEE

Left to riglit; Marie Hood, Muse Flake,
Jim Hill, Jack West. Standing: George
Sorcnsen, and Dick Moody.

1 liis group handles all arrangements lor
pep rallies.

AWARDS COMMITTEE

Left to rjrthl: Don Tregaskis, Paul Mur-
do(k, Claire Dyreng, Owen Honinger,
Carole Baker. Merrily n Harmon, Moana
Bnllif. and Ruth Reeve.

These students arc responsible for com-
piling activity points toward a block Y
lor each individual in school.

250

ELECTIONS COMMITTEE

Slnnding, left lo riglit: Anion Aplnnalp,
Monnn BiJIrf, Bliiinc Sniilli. Kncclinq:
Ralpli Hansen.

W'Kcn an cicclion comes up, tlirs cotii
oiillcc Itanclfcs nil nccqrssary details.

HOIR COMNIHEE

Left to right, front row: Barhnrn Josic,
Louise Hafcn. Frnia Adams. Harriot Rol>-
inson, Mar( one Catnp, and Lorraine Ru-*-
soll. Second row: Edward J. MarsliaJl,
Moyd Anderson, Gene Sliumway, Claire
Dyrenrt, and Kallilccn I aylor. Bark row :
Totn Andrew, Kcitli Fillmore, .I<"ss Busli-
nian, Jerry Jorgenson, Alma Snow, and
Mary Martincau.

This B'oup is largely rcsponsiolc for tno
Honor Code wiiicli bceanic a constitutional
atnendnient spring quarter.

PUBLICITY COMMIHEE

1 lie publicity committee consists ol LaRac Colloll, D(( k Brower, R.ic Mnna Kirk-
liani, Dick Welkins, and Carnia Rnsmussen.

Only formed winter quarter, tliis committee lias been responsible lor publiti/ing all
student body activities. Tbrougli tbc fault of tbc Banyan staff, the nefiati\e ol this
group was lost and being too late in the year it was impossible to get a retake.

251

DREAM GIRL

A COMEDY IN TWO ACTS

By Elmer Rice

Staged by T. Earl Pardee

Assisted by Members of tbe Stage Craft Class

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.... an unique comedy concerned with real life and
daydreams, in which a girl sees herself on an amor-
ous weekend in Mexico, as a tragic trollop, an over-
night success as a Shakespeare actress and in other
imaginative circumstances, until her day-dream be-
comes reality— she finds herself a bride in Green-
wich.

CHARACTERS

Georgina Allerton Elaine Erickson

Lucy Allerton Marjorie Millar

A Radio Announcer Gene Earl

Dr. J. Gillmore Percival Ken Sansom

George Allerton Ken Sansom

Miriam Allerton Lucas Mildred Miller

The Obstetrician Ken Sansom

The Nurse Marjorie Millar

Jim Lucus Bryce Spencer

Claire Blakeley Jolene Collett

A Stout Woman Hazel D. Ream

A Doctor Jack Davis

Clark Redfield Stan Gwilliam

A Policeman Gene Earl

The Judge Ken Sansom

The District Attorney Don Janson

George Hand Max Golightly

Bert Jack Davis

A Mexican Stan Gwilliam

Two other Mexicans .. Arturo — Don .lanson

A Waiter Jerry Caldwell

Arabella Mildred Miller

Luigi Ursel Allred

An Usher Jerry Caldwell

Miss Delebanty Marie Bybee

Antonio Jack Davis

Salarino Ken Sansom

A Headwater Ursel Allred

A Waiter Don Janson

Justice of the Peace Billings .... Ken Sansom
A Chauffeur Jerry Caldwell

252

.... an extraordinary play, originated in Eng-
land. Based on one of the most famous trials of
modern times— a seemingly unimportant incident
that developed into a spectacular and significant
struggle involving certain fundamental principles
of democracy. A pleasant young English boy, dis-
charged from an English government school, was
the center of a legal fight. The principals of
which aroused the entire country, whereas the
boy's family became impoverished and socially
ostracized.

WimOW BOY

Directed and Staged by T. Earl Pardoe

Associate— 'Kathryn B. Pardoe

Associate Production— Theta Alpha Phi

Student Director— Mariorie Millar

CHARACTERS

Ronnie Winslow Ursel Allred

Violet Maridel Lewis

Arthur Winslow Sherman Christensen

Dickie Winslow Bryce Spencer

Grace Winslow f^athryn B. Pardoe

Catherine Winslow Junella S. Wilkins

John Watherstone Jack Christensen

Desmond Carry Jerritt Jarvis

Miss Barnes Maxine Leigh

Fred Jack Davis

Sir Robert Norton Jim H. Ludlow

253

YOU CM'T TAKE
IT WITH YOU

By Hart and Kaufman

Directed and Staged by T. Earl Pardee

Student Director— Douglas Lazenby

.... a family life comedy, tbe story of
a family made hectic by snakes, fireworks,
ballet dancers, and a printing press.
GrandfatKer Martin Vanderhof— the fole
that Broadway and Hollywood presenta-
tions emphasized most the "you really
can't take it with you. "

CAST

Penelope Sycamore VerJean Holyoak

Essie Coleen Collins

Rheba Maxine Lamborn

Paul Sycamore Bob Whittaker

Mr. DePinna Grant Clyde

Ed Ken Perry

Donald Ken Cowley

Martin Vanderhof Kenneth Sanson

Alice Marilyn Oldroyd

Henderson Jack Christensen

Tony Kirby Bernett Ferguson

Boris Kolenkhov Clyde Ricks

Gay Wellington Norman Boyle

Mr. Kirby James Aston

Mrs. Kirby LaRae Collett

Two Men Edward Bunnell and Newell Miles

Olga Ella deLong

254

By JOHN VAN DRUTEN

Adapted frofm Kathyrn Forbes

MAMAS BANK ACCOUNT

Produced by Kathryn B. Pardee

Student Director, Marjorie Millar

Staged by Preston Gledhill

CHARACTERS

Katrin Colleen Keeler

Mama Betty Jo Hawkins

Papa Burnett Ferguson

Dogmar Marilyn Young

Christine Luana Rusbton

Nels Wendell Bunnell

Aunt Trina Emogcne Foutz

Aunt Sigrid Virginia Allen

Aunt Jenny Christine Paulsen

Uncle Chris Robert Kest

Jessie Shirley Wheeler

Mr. Torkelson Ursel Allred

Dr. Johnson Vance Holland

Arne Phil Keeler

1st Nurse Carolyn Longren

2nd Nurse Maridell Lewis

Soda Clerk Viola Johansen

Florence Dana Moorhead

Donna Jean Webb

A sparkling three-act comedy drama,
staged in the atmosphere of the early
19(X)s with scenery and costumes depict-
ing a Norwegian family who settled in
San Francisco. An adaptation of the
book. "Mama's Bank Account." a play
about a woman whom "everyone could
like and upon whom children could rely
to "fix everything."

255

CHARACTERS

Boul Lynn Benson

Sgl. oF Police Terry Beckstrom

Rat Daniel Legant

y\^rletle DaKnelle Adrox

Gobin Robert Allred

Nana Marie Dean Bybee

Recan Bevan Haycock-
Diane Majel Stanfield

Brissac Jack Davis

Blonde Clyde Ricks

Uncle Georges Vuimir .... Norman Clyde

Aunt Valentine Bonnie Lou Turner

Pere Chevillon Grant Clyde

Chico Burnett Ferguson

Lamplighter Oscar Hulet

Street girls RaeMona Kirkham

Mary Lou Neeley
Lois Mortensen

... an immortal love story of
the first world war. A Parisian
attic is "Seventh Heaven", where
Diane, a street urchin with a
shady past and a shadier future
meets and falls in love with Chi-
co, a member of the underworld.

ho is known as a sewer rat be-
cause of his place of abode.

256

THE SPEECH DEPARTMENT

FBESBNTS

A Year of Comedy and Drama

1948-49

A COMEDY IN 4 ACTS
By WiNCHELL Smith

(Permission Dramatist Play Service)

CHARACTERS

Nat Duncan Chris Sanders

Henry Kellogg Henry Cameron

George Burnham Walt Lowe

James Long Harvey Jensen

Lawrence Miller (Larry) Dean Peay

Willie Bartlett Ted Morgan

Robins Ted Beckstrom

Tom Dilts Workman

VILLAGE CHARACTERS

Sam Graham Ursel Allred

Mr. Lockwood Roy Molen

Roland Barnett Ted Bunnell

Tracy Tanner Jerrit Jarvis

Pete Willing Kenneth Sansom

Mr. Sherry Eddie Etazad

Watty Merrill Andrus

Hi Clyde Ricks

Herman Dilts Workman

Betty Graham Joyce Haycock

Josephine Lockwood .. Donna Southwick
Angie Roylance Spratling

Directed and Staged by T. Earl Pardoe
Associate Director — Kenneth Sansom

N.B, // you wish to be on our mailing list, write your rumie on
this program emd hand in at door.

m FORTUl HRR

. . . the classic comedy in American drama literature.
Nat Duncan, the "man about town", takes the advice of a
financier of Wall Street to seek his fortune in a small town.,
where he would have no competition for the hand of the
daughter of sOme wealthy citizen. Ironically, he falls in love
with a daughter of one of the poorest men in the town.

257

BALLOU-SHIUD'S ORI]HESTRA

SAXES: left to right: Bob Morris. Kent Riddle, Jack
Hanson. Earl Erickson. Gus Shields

TROMBONES: Tom Raye. Bill Smiley. Bob Evans

TRUMPETS: Ron Griggs. Dick Ballou. Rene Call

RHYTHM: Jack Anderson, drums; Larry Asher, bass;
Jullienne Jennings, piano

ARRANGEMENTS: Tom Raye. Bill Smiley, and Rene
Call

258

Piano: Rulon Dee Bennett.

Rhythm: Carling Allen, Bass: Gordon Lee. Drums.

Saxes, left to right: George Puckett, Paul Wainwright,

Wes Barry, Eldon Puckett.

Trombones: Bruce Riddle, Dalian Clark.

Trumpets: Lavina Borgeson, Bill Sullivan, Vern Tueller.

Arrangements: Bruce Riddle.

Vocals: Lavina Borgeson.

WES BARRY'S ORCHESTRA

259

Shown right are Kay Randall, Dr. Alonzo A.
Morley, and Ralph Benson. Kay and Ralph won
first place at the Northwestern Intercollegiate
Conference speech meet held in Missoula, Mon-
tana last spring. This is the only time in the hist-
ory of Brigham Young University that a first has
been earned at such a meet. Dr. Morley acted as
advisor.

DEBATE

Front row, lefl to right: Ralph
Burton, Steve Van Wagenen,
and Eaaie Durham. Second
row: Paul Smith, Kay Randall,
co-manager; Yolanda Perry,
Morris M. dinger, advisor; and
Ralph Benson, co-manager of
debate. Back row: Jed Pritch-
ctt. Davis Bitton, Vcrn Alhriglit.
Russell Mickelson. and Paul Ng.

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Left: Chief Engineer Ray AnHelin gives

nstruction in tuning up to Bob Andelin.

LeR Burton, and Bob Holman. Below:

Program Director Bob Holnian adjusts

the controls.

Below: Record Librarian Jean W^illiams looks for a suitable
record for one of the KBYU programs.

At bottom right is skown tke staff of KBYU, tfiey are. left
to right, front row : Jean Williams, Record librarian : Barbara
Kenedy, Pla> house Director: Sharon Montgomery. Roy Molen,
Station Relations Director: W^altcr Lowe, and Ted Morgan.
Second row: Donnene Merrill, Secretary: Iris Gowin, Eunice
Harmon, Traffic Manager; LaRac Collett. Maridell Lewis, Live
Talent Director : Ruth Hames, Playhouse Director ; Lowene
Wood, Leona Heywood. Back row: Bob Holman, Program
Director: LeR Burton, President: Wilford Crockett, Bruce Hy-
nias, Ralph Burton, Don Janson. Chief Announcer; Elmo How-
ard. Business Manager: Bob Andelin, and Ray Andelin, Chief
Engineer.

KBYU

261

LHEl]

A rafter-filled Provo Taber-
nacle on January 14 caused Mar-
cel Dupre to praise the very res-
ponsive audience of young peo-
ple. Mr. Dupre lived up to his
reputation as the greatest living
organist.

The flawless performance of the 96 members of the French
Orchestra Nationale in the perfectly acousticed Joseph Smith
Building brought Utahns to their feet in unsuppressed applause.
The Orchestra, which appeared at BYU on November 9. is the
world's finest symphonic organization. Conductor Charles Muen-
ch, left, announced that Provo was one of the very few cities in
the United States where the group played two concerts.

262

The Minneapolis Symphony, under llie direction of Dimitri
Mitropoulos. played superb performances in Provo with the last
one on April 13 being a Student Union Building Benefit Concert.
For 46 years this group has been one of the nations most excellent
organizations for symphonic music.

John Qualin, right, famous ac-
tor and raconteur, appeared on
the BYU Community Concert
series on Monday evening. Mar-
ch 28. His performance of char-
acter sketches and monologues
was enjoyed by all.

Claudia Pinza, Metropolitan
Opera soprano and daughter of
the world famous tenor Ezio Pin-
za, sang at the tabernacle on No-
vember 3, 1948. Her performance
was generally hailed by her lis-
teners.

The Pasquier Trio has appeared in
Provo for every one of its American
Tours during the past 10 years. The
performance this year on February 24
was acclaimed as enjoyable as the
previous ones.

263

"FAMIIIAR PITHWAYS"

"Familiar Pathways", the theme of the Brigham Young
University homecoming observance, October 28-30, was
chosen from the original song, "Homecoming", by Homer
Christenson, a former Y student, recaUing to alumni and
students the walks and paths along the campus which be
come famihar to all University students.

The theme was carried throughout the parade, assembly
program, and dance by chairman Dalian Clark, above
center, and committee heads.

Homecoming Queen Carol Pit-
cher walks a familiar pathway by
College Hall, hand in hand with
John Lee and Jerry Zenger.

Alma Snow and Fred Adams
talk things over with the dance
committee.

264

The thousands of people uning Provo
streets Saturday morning included many
old grads who gathered to talk over old
college days and watch forly-eight floats
entered by campus organizations.

Queen Carol Pitcher, with attendants
Barbara Burrows and Bertha Lyman,
leads the procession on an impressive sil-
ver float during half-time activities.

Attracting oh's and ah's the Hawaiian
club entry, left, was the winning float in
the parade preceding the B.Y.U.-Mon-
tana gridiron battle.

George Sorenson and Don Grimes
paint Shmoos.

Jerry Zenger, right, makes a final check
with committee members.

265

Competition \vas keen for
sophomore loan fund queen.
Merrill Bradsnaw. chairman, and
committee of sharp sophomores
kept expenses down and ticket
sales up for a successful event.

Most of the student body
turned out to see prexy Ernie
crown queen Ruth and enjoy the
atmosphere of Moon Mist.

266

itffiKii'iiYii.iitr'i'— iT'nri

EVE

Biggest girls' choice event of the year
was the AWS Preference Ball in December.
Chairman LaMyrI Boyack and committee,
June Adams, Marilyn Christensen, Kathv
Taylor, Erma Adains, LaRae Collett, and
Nan Stapp worked over the details of the
matching of girls with preferences.

The theme was introduced
at the assembly through an origi-
nal song by Mary Ann Murdock.

Preferred men and their pre-
ferers filled both the Smith ball-
room and the Social hall.

267

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SOPH LOAI FUID QUEEK

268

HOMECOMIK QUEEN

Carol Pitcher

269

Jeanne Halverson

Slow CARIIVAL QIIEEI

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PREFERRED MAN

Ken Leth

Harilp Oldroyd

BELLE OF THE "Y"

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BAIYi^ dUEEI

Donna Sonthwick

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convictioned, outspoken
. . . Universe Editor . . .
handsome, pacific, loous
belie fiery abilities ....
Blue Key and Bricker.

BOB DOUGLAS ....

Universe business mana-
ger who earned ad re-
ward for paper . . . organ
player .... husband.

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C.inn.i Rasiiiusscn
Society Editor

R. \r;.! RkIu'.kU
Xoti'S Editor

Hnnk Willmnis
Copy Editor

Joe Hilbcr^
Sports Editor

front row, Iclt to riqlil: Hcrhcrl Morris, Virqiiiiu ll.ivnis, Vrrnicc
Jackson, Cnrol Icnnon»;, Miircarct Brnl. ()or(ftliy IVltijolin. BiuK row:
Bob Burton. lulicnc IiMiiiinns. WVsI MiiniiMoiul. A, (. Cirixnicr. Dc.in
fiigljy, Jim W'cgncr, iiinl Rulli I^osc.

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BRUCE HILTON . . . patient,
forebearlng editor .... kept smi-
ling through unmet deadlines,
campus complaints, and tedious
tasks .... Blue Key and Briga-
dier .... gone to preach the gos-
pel.

GRACE GUYMON ... mild

mannered associate editor

arranged and rearranged picture
appointments .... takes over as
editor next year .... Nautilus.

Staff members not pictured are: Bruce Dyer, mens
sports editor; and Dan Walker, photographer.

BlIHN OF 1949

Dick Moody— L.13.S. Editor
V'al Cnmcnish — Layout Edilor
LaMyrl Boyack — Copy Edilor
Ray I^onghursl — fhotographer
Sylvia Patlerson^ — Sophomore Editor

Ken Young — Freshman Edilor
Jackie Briggs — Women s Sports Ed.
Coy Mullen — Proof Reader
Doris Unander — Secretary
Lorraine Russell— Activities

Joan Austin — ^Junior Editor

Dick Bigelow — Social Unit Editor

Jean Clegg— Senior Editor

Dean Roberts — ^Geographical Editor

Hermine Eckersley — Index Editor

Monte Bullock— Lettering Artist

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AL PURNELL ... the

Frank Sinatra of the
Banyan office . . . sales
manager ana general
handy man . . . Val Hy-
ric.

GLENN CRUMP .... business manager and accounting major
.... added to his vocabulary while sweating out Banyan sales,
making contacts .... figure juggler .... Val Hyric.

Stall riicjiihcrs uliu nclpctl in (umpilino llic -19 un-
nun! arc riglit: Icrol Poulscn, Luannn Willis, proof-
rcnnors: Donna Aanioclt. Arlcnc Dccni, Jcrclyn Sorcn-
srn, mounters; jintl Dnrlcnc Tingc-y, index. Below,
sralcd: Barbara Josic, copy: Grace Millard, copy
and niounlcr. Standing: Donna Drcni. Mac Blanrli,
adivitics; Sliirlcy Maugliam, typist; and LaNoln Har-
per, activitios. Boltoiii Icfl. sitting: June AdarTis,
Alrna Snow, mounters. Standing: Virginia Lambert,
activities; Marilyn Cudc, mounter; and Marilyn Hilt-
"M. pin artist. 1 linse wlio lielped and art not pictured
are: George Kawasaki, Pauline Dyreng. Alice Brady,
mounters; Ritkl Peterson, Donnelle Siritigliam. ty[)isls;
Carole Baker, song transcription: Frank W'oK erton.
(arloons; and Bertlia Lyman, cndslieet artist.

277

Reigning over tKe Associated Men Stu-
dents annual winter carnival, February
4 and 5, Snow Queen Jean Halverson
awards trophies to skiing and skating
event winners. Joyce Potter and Anita
Call as attendants assist in the present-
ation.

Plans for a busy winter weekend are
being made by the carni\al commiltoe.
headed bv Bob Anderson.

Ski competition provides thrills
for spectators at Timp Haven.

Bigger-than-life sized snow
models on upper campus reveal
sculpturing ability of Y students.

Featured at the skating events
at Utah Lake Boat Harbor, Kar-
al Orbon and Mel Fletcher, of
Prove, rehearse a tricky routine.

SNOW UUWki

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BAIVMTINE BAIL

Sparkling Donna Southwick, and attendants
Merri Sorenson and Joan Reid, chosen by John
Robert Powers, reign over Banyantine Ball.

A hovering silver rupid casts
his spell upon Dick Smith and
Donnette Stringhatn in a seclu-
ded corner of the ballroom.

Eeny, Neeny, Miny. Moe, jud-
ges eye a line of Banyan Queen
hopefuls.

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show nic Missourinn w li o
siiowctl liis slulf as Wye Maga-
zine cclilor . . . English major.

Front row. left to right: Nancy Skouscn, non-fiction
editor; Lc5 Wheeler, editor; Lois Ashfjy. non-fiction
editor : Herbert N. ^ lorris, associate editor. Second
row; Vesta Ann Ball, puhlicity and circulation; Mari-
lin Evans, fiction cdilor; Janice Jensen, make-up edi-
tor: Marian Crawford, associate editor. Back row:
Dean Lee, business manager: Jolin R. Anderson, busi-
ness manager; Thomas E. Cheney, advisor: John
Nutter, fiction editor; Lainc Raty. art editor.

The Wye magazine, jjleran,' "fgiin ol llic canipu-;.
brought forth a spring issue for the first time this year.
The winter issue is shown above and the spring on»^
right. It Is hoped that with this start the publication win
become a quarterly next year.

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SMOKELESS
SMOKER

Just for the gentlemen of Brigham Young Uni-
versity, tfie A.M.S. "Smokeless Smoker", March
3, drew intent interest of students who filled the
Men's Gym for an evening of wrestling matches,
boxing bouts, a father and son balancing act and
a free-for-all. The fellows look on as Bruno Gil-
lespie lands a hard one.

Directing the A.W.S show,
Mae Blanch and her committee,
right, promise a real old-fashion-
ed vaudeville. Committee mem-
bers are: left to right, front row:
Mae Blanch, Pauline Dyreng,
and Lamyrl Boyack. Back row:
Donna Deem, Mary Florence
Martineau, and Agnes Weibell.

A W S VAUDEVILLE

Held simultaneously with the A.M.S. "Smoke-
less Smoker", the A.W.S. Vaudeville show took
the place of the traditional Co-ed Ball. Eight
girls' organizations competing for trophy honors
entered acts ranging from barber shop quartettes
to melodrama skits as portrayed by the Beta Pi
group at the left.

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CUBAI lOCTMiE

Carolyn Blair, refreshment chairman, and
Roy King, favors chairman, convince Vern
Tueller that prom favors are a secret until
March 12.

Dick Peterson buys ihe last ticket from
Barbara Winkler and Dick Bigelow in
charge of the tickets booth.

The traditional promenade af the juniors, one of the
most important dates on Brigham Young University's
social calendar, planned for by general chairman AI Han-
sen and his committee, above, provided the atmosphere
of a tropical night — a Cuban Nocturne. Committee shown
is. left to right: Al Hansen, Jack Jones. Chris Paulson.
Bob Zabriskie, Marge Millar, Vern Tueller. Carolyn Blair,
and Roy King.

282

Transforming iKe social nail into «
fantasy of marine life, Williet Enos,
Jack Jones and Marilyn Mconey ar-
range fisK decorations.

Effectively lighted, the cast wing
window becomes an under-the-sea scene.

Connee Jucid, Junior class president,
and Madelyn Matthews, class secretary,
circle the date in red.

Promenaders, Al Hansen and Ruth
Purdy, lead the junior procession
through the promenade arch.

Refreshments are served to dates.

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Booths offered everytfiing from penny pitching
to marriage ana the honeymoon.

AMs uumi

The smiling carnival
committee N\'as behind all
carnival plans. Ab Hed-
quist entered and ^von
the pie eating contest
while Vivian Schipper
judged the beard grow-

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Judges compare notes before handing do\vn
their decision on the beauty contest.

The president congratulates Belle Marilyn, sur-
rounded by the other finalists.

BELLE OF Y DIME

I K's examine the weld on the
old Y Bell and think of its restor-
ation in the new setting designed by
Fred Markham, Provo architect.

285

lilRL'8 UU

Girl's Day Chairman. Dawn Ream, second
from lell. and commiHee, Gwen Marler. Carolyn
Blair, Evada Orme. and Lenora Ream pul on
two days of Lulu aclivilies. Tlie Songfest was
acclaimed llie mosl successful ever vvitli eighteen
groups participating.

So did the Delta Phis with their snap-
py number "You're As Pretty as A Pic-
ture' .

Upsilon Chapter of Lambda Delt put
real feeling into their "Come. Come Ye
Saints".

286

Y DAY

"Scrud" Whiting led campus males through the annual
spring whitewashing of the big block letter. Contrary to evidence
here presented, campus women participated too. They cleaned up
the campus in a junk pile contest, prepared and served lunch to
2300 hungry workers, under the direction of Geniel Thornton.

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COACHIK STIFF.

Guiding the destinies oF the
tennis and golf team. Buck
Dixon, right, brought the
Western Division and Con-
ference tennis titles home.

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Eddie Ivimball, above, vacates as head foot
ball coach to assume full-time duties as D
rector of Athletics next year.

Given his first crack at
a head coaching job.
Wayne Soffe, right,
turned in a sweet perfor-
mance and copped the
Conference baseball

In his first (oaching year with
llie Brigs, Reed Nilsen, left, look
over frosh football and varsity
wrestling. He steps up lo line
coach on varsity football.

Stan Watts. left, former-
ly assistant coach, has
graduated to the top
coaching job of the var-
sity casaba squad.

Floyd Millet, below, left the
coaching profession after the bas-
ketball season, and will be re-
membered as one of the most suc-
cessful of coaches in the school s
listory.

290

Starting out llie season will) virtually the same team back from
tlie year hefore and some ijromising frosh and transfers, tfie Cougars
met and upset llie Azier from San Diego State, 14-6. In the shot
above, Bruno Gillespie and l^on Bushore team up to "brick-wall"
an Aztec runner.

Don Woods
Fullback

Vcrl Dcardcn
Quarlerbalk

Cecil Lloyd
Quarterhack

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No'I Algcr
Hallhach

Jay Hamblin
Haf/fcacfc

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Elmo Roundy
Hal^hach

Continuing where lliey left off. tlie Cats met and again pulled
an upset by blanking the Pepperdine Waves, 14-0. Below. Dave
"Chugger" Chadwick skirls the end as he flits the trail for a good

292

Fiili l^nsii Iv liioiitjiil liis P<i(iii( I'IccI Destroyers lo Provo and
SDcipiK'cl llic \)r'ni win shciiK .il Iwo (.''Hiics. By \ irliic of a field goal
and an inlerc cplcd pass, llie JJeslrONcrs uon 9-7.

In llieir lirsl online afainsl a < onlerencc foe. llie Y was skunked
ny llie Reds Iron) lip Xorlli. In llie sliol anove, a Ute snakes A!
IJallex oil Ills liips and ( lialks up a sizcihlc <;ain.

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Hnljlnich

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Jim Ecclcs
Qiiarlcrhack

293

A. G. Kinder
Guam

Tim Kimball
Tackle

Larry Anderson
Guard

Don Latimer
Tackle

Ken Hamblin
Guard

Gayle Holt
Tackle

Mcrril Hardy
Fallhack

Bruno Gillespie
Guard

Bob DimmicK
Guard

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Al Dalley
Guard

Karol Bills
Tackle

Tony Cliristopulos
Guard

Keilh Deeds
End

Hal Egbert
End

Marion Tree
Guard

Arnie Weidauer
End

Ray Aillcen
End

Frank Magleby
Center

295

Don Millcl
Halliacl

Hcriii OlJroyd
Tachlc

Rod Long
End

I lie C oiijjius I iimc l)n( k from El Paso willi some memories of
Old M<'xi(o and some nol -so-nice memories of a 54-20 defeat at the
liands of I exas MiiK's. T liis was a game in which Fred Wendt of
llie l.one Star State boys ran wild for four TD s to lead his males
to their win.

In a shot of the Homecoming game. Lyie Roller slops a Montana
Bear in the Cougar backfield.

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296

Homecoming must have been an inspiration to the local lads be-
cause they really went to town in beating the Montana U Grizzlies.
In the 26-20 victory. Chadwick found the end zone on three occasions
to count for 18 of his teams total points. And in a bit of defensive
work Chad is shown putting the squeeze on the Montana ball
carrier.

Bruce Osborne
FiiUltach

Glenn Claris
End

Kinitall Merrill

iacKte— Team Captain

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Scolly Deeds
Halfhach

Lylc Kollcr
Hallback

Rex Berry

HaljimcU

In the nexl two games tlie Cats came back to Provo with two
losses— lo San Jose, 21-6. and to tlie Colorado A and M Rams, 20-0.
And then wlien the boys ran up against the Wyoming Coyvboys it
looked as if.it would be three in a row, but Ken Hamblin kicked a
jO yard field goal for the one point victory margin, I5-14_.

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After dropping the Pioneers,
tlie Milletmen engaged the Utes
on the Redskin floor and came
out on the long end of the score
when Randy Clark hit for two
foul tosses with just three seconds
left. Above, Ray Fullmer and
Vern Whatcott.

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In the next five games the
Cougars met and defeatea U.S.
A.C. twice, Wyoming once, and
Colorado A and M twice. It
was along about this time that
Joe Nelson hit his stride, and
coupled with the scoring efforts
of Roland Minson, the Brigs
were being touted for the Sky-
line Six crown. To the right, Joe
Nelson; above, Russ Hillman
and Dick Jones.

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The Cougars were unable to
get back to their winning ways
after the Colorado trip and end-
ed up in fourth place in the lea-
gue standings when the season
came to an end. However, they
were invited to the NAIB tour-
ney in Kansas City, and after
winning their first game, lost the
second when a Louisiana hot-
shot dropped in a basket as the
final whistle sounded.

Above, Rand Clark and Ivan
Beem.

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I Mc Froshinaa Foolnall squad looked \ory pronrisinff fluring llic season, hirst row: Coarli Nilscn, D. Paulson, Lindsy, Daily, ralbcrt. Moncur,
r.rickson. Bclnap, Coarli Crowton. Sriond row: A. Paulson, J. Andrrson, L. Anderson, Vanosdill, Karpowilz, Olvcrson, Harrison. Bohne^.
I liird row: Pliipps, I urley, Satlcrlield, Reukerl, Ault, Hyinas, herguson, l.yre. Fourlli row; Pezzer. Raymond, Poodry, Bucr, Kinibal),
Snuniann, I ookc.

1 lie fuliirc slars of llie \arsily >quiK! appear helow ns llie '-^0 I rosli Baskelliail team. Ironl row. lefl !o rrglil: Richard Perkins. Ray Huffakrr,
Byron I oone. Dirk Keelcr. LaMar Rawltngs, LaVon Salterlield. Lee Miles. Bark row: Coaeli Wayne Soffe, Dean Robinson, Arliss
lenscn, Howard Berg. Reid Nel.«nn, Spenre Pappwortli, Assistant Coaili lav Hamblin.

305

COIFERPOG mSEBALL

Of our 1949 Baseball team we are truly proud,
and of their terrific stretch drive to the Conference
Championship we will cheer long and loud. Needing
every one of the five remaining games of their season,
they "produced' in the clinches and went on to Den-
ver to blast the Pioneers right out of their own Ball
park. An excellent pitching staff and phenominally
hard hitting turned the trick.

306

Opposite page, clockwise — Kohler scores stand-
ing up .... Georgie \vinas up ana aelivers ....
Crump stretches for a close one . . . double play
combination of Busbore to Kump clicks again.

CHAIHPS FOR 1949

Above ^- Sorensen picks a Ute off at first ....
"John" Paul Jones bas tbat long ball look in bis

eye.

Below — Tbe full squad sits for a formal portrait.

307

TRACRSTERS

Track and field men of BYU. altKough
somewhat weaker llian in past years, boast-
ed several luminaries to wnicn fame can be
attached. Clarence "Robbie" Robinson won
the conference mile and half mile runs, as
well as establishing a new conference record
for the mile run during the state meet. Dave
Chadwick won the 100 yard dash in the
state meet and placed in both that race and
the 220 yd. dash in the conference finals.

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RAOKneeRS

Smiling, and deservedly happy after winning the Skyline Six
Tennis Crown the BYU tennis team appears above as follows:
Front row: Bob Calton, Dick Brower, Ira Todd. Back row: Dick
Moody. Johnny Hyde, Earl Erickson, Wilmer Lee.

Upper right: Dick Moody, conference singles champion, and Dick
Brower. runner-up, teamed together to bring the conference doubles
championship home to BYU.

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309

Intramural athletics gave fun and relaxation to hund-
reds of BYU males this year in addition to the many exciting
moments derived from it by the largely feminine audiences.

Lower left ^ Clarence Robinson, long striding Intramural
Director, looks out of place with a javelin in his hand.

Upper left — A basketball "Slugfest" entertains halftime
audiences at one of BYU's conference basketball games.

Upper right — Outgoing basketball coach Floyd Millet re-
ceives a going-away present from the BYU student body.

Lower right — Referee Dave Chadwick supervises a light-
weight boxing match at the "Smokeless Smoker."

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310

WOMMIS liTRAMMlLS

I.EONA HOl.BROOK

Head of the V^'omens ^^liysical Education Dept.

MARY BETH BENSON

Acting Head oj tlie Women s Physical Ed. Dept.

These lour ^■ivacious. ihai'ming and enthusiastic women have been leaders of
tlie girls whether it was to play hall, to howl, or to swim, their assistance was
always cheerfully given.

CYNTHIA COWAN

Director of Intramurals.

LORRAINE LINDE

President of the Women s Intramural Council.

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Women's Intramural Council . . . These are the girls that planned and
carried out an active women s athletic program throughout the year.
They are as follows: (back row) Geniel Thornton. LamyrI Boyack
(front row) Ethel Young, Luana Rushton, Lorraine Linde and Shirley
Allen. Not in picture— Helen Relmschiissel and LaRae Denning.

Managers . . . girls that asslst<'d wllh various intramural tournaments,
under their leadership and effort were planned many fine games which
proved to be successful. 1 hev are as follows: Leah Hacking, Doro-
thy McMuIleri, Nancy Taylor. Janet Romney, Marilyn Petty, Ethel
Young, Faye Richards and Joyce Wood. Not pictured — LaRae Den-
ning, MyrI Lindsay, Nancy Sakamoto and Dorothy Gottfredson.

313

Thru slilf compclition. ihfsc girls
came out on lop in llie Independent
Volleyball Tournament. Tlney are Ra-
mona Adams, NIariam Salfery, Dor-
olliy McMullen. Leah Hacking, and
Ceniel Thornton.

The Valkyries look lop honors in the
Social Unit Volleyball Tournament wiln
little trouble. The members are as follows:
Williel Enos. Ethel Young. Phyllis Hughes.
Clare Gowers. Frances C roodness. Gladys
Kenolio.

An exciting game is in progress between Valkyries
and Fidelas.

314

Down the alleys go ihc-
well aimed balls. With the
determination of Mickie
Teslich and Ethel Young
to make a strike, they aided
the Valkyries toward a vic-
tory in the bowling tourney.

She s sure to make a
strike, Faye Richards shows
how she helped the Psi
Chapter of Lamba Delta
Sigma take top honors in
the bowling tourney.

The above group, Leah Hacking. Mary Jacobs.
Geniel Thornton and LaRae Denning took top honors
in the Independent Bowling Tourney.

Foul Pitch ... At the foul line is "hot shot" Dot McMullen led her
teams in the independent tourney and also Fidelas in the Social Unit
Tourney to victory. Looking on are Geniel Thornton. Leah Hacking and
Ramona Adams.

The Social Unit taking top honors in the basket-
Dcill tourney are the Valkyries, they consisted of
Ruby English, Gladys Kenolio, Donna Ricks, Fran-
ces Goodness, Phyllis Hughes and Ethel Young.

The independent group to take top honors in
basketball are Ramona Adams, Dorothy Gottfred-
son, Mariaim Saffery. Dorrothy McMullen, Genie!
Thornton, Leah Hacking and Marilyn Woodward.

An exciting battele between two independer teams, or could
this be a creative dance class.

316

A swing at the bird and over the net it

. -, ordination.

students showing the techniques of the game.

11 r I •^' ■• ...vo. A game

that takes a keen eye and quick coordination. Two phys. ed.

Marjorie Barns, with little diffi-
culty, took the top honors in the Pogo
Stick Jumping Tournarent.

Ping Pong ... A game that takes much quick thinking and coordi-
nation. Above is an exciting match between two phys. ed. students
showing the fundamentals of he game.

317

In the respective Intramural Ski Meet. Mari-
lyn Petty. Mickie Teslich and Joyce Wood took
top nonors.

The ski team that took manv lop honors are
Mimi Christenson. Lorraine Linde and Lois Peter-

"1 shot an arroNs into the air" I aimed at the bulls-eye but it lit
over there. Jenny Hoops. Barney Shrive. ZaIia Seabury and Elaine
Engstrom giving a demonstration on the skill of this sport.

318

She's out— the umpire hollers as the ball is thrown to home plate
and an ensuing battle follows of whether she was safe or really too late.
Softball is a sport that provides much invigoration.

Nancy Brockbank, a very talented swimmer,
coming out of a jacknife.

Mrs. Benson teaching the fundamentals
of swimming to a beginning class of prospec-
tive swimmers.

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it M S

DEAN HANSEN .... president of Associated Men
Students .... sought more activity for all campus men
.... private travel bureau .... a good fellow ....
Blue Key and Brigadier. CHRISTOPHER LEE COL-
STON .... secretary .... Chris .... quiet and reser-
ved .... carried his part of AMS load . . . Val Hyric.
RALPH BENSON .... enterprising vice-president . .
. . top notch debater and debate co-manager .... effi-
cient .... Blue Key and Brigadier.

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COUNCIL

Front row, lefl lo right: Eddie
Etezad. Howard Hurst, Dean
Hansen, Ralph Benson, Jerry
Jorgensen, Al DeVito. Back
row; Tom Kekaula, John Mun-
son, LeRoy K. Jones, A! Han-
sen, Bob Nugent, and Kay
Randall.

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LORRAINE RUSSELL, back row left likeable

secretary Johnny on the spot when things needed

to be done .... Casta Tie.

JOAN AUSTIN . . . vice president ... the inimitable
Jordy .... high aims and wholehearted effort ....
reorganized block system .... Val Norm.

NORMAN MANNING GOODWIN, seated

social chairman .... chief cook and bottle washer for
husband Glen .... elementary teaching future ....
Alta Mitra.

LYNN WARNER . . . president .... initiated vaude-
ville to replace co-ed ball .... teacher in phys. ed . . .
easy going Fidelas.

A W S

Front row , left to right: Pat
Yager. Marcene Camp, Luanna
Rusnton, Jean Davis, Sylvia
Patterson, Back row: Phyllis
Hughes, Shirley Allen, June
Adams, Janice Jensen, Jean Ho-
ward, LaMarl Boyack.

323

National honorary
eadership fraternity
for upperclassmen has
always been the mov-
ing force behind pro-
jects of special merit.
This year the keys fur-
thered friendly rela-
tions with Utah State
by estabhshing the
wheel as a victory
symbol. Key commit-
tees aided the union
building fund by
sponsoring symphony
programs, put out the
student handbook fall
quarter, and shared in
the campaign to intro-
duce an honor system.

324

Jess R. BusKman
President

Floyd Woodfield

Ken Pace

Bruce Hilton

325

WHITE KEY

founded \m

Senior women s
honorary with mem-
bership consisting of
women outstanding in
scholarship, ability,
and service. Contrib-
uted heavily to im-
proving campus life in
all of its aspects.
White Keys tradition-
ally lead the home-
coming parade. Pub-
lishing and distribut-
ing the student direc-
tories entailed hours
of proofreading copy.

326

While Keys sponsored
I lie Cougerettes. Form-
ations planned on a
blackboard were well ex-
ecuted on tlie field.

Strictly class ^vas the
While Key fashion show
inaugurated this spring.

327

Y UiUlU

3onnie nansen

Jean Howard

AWS Representalive

W^anda Loe

Carole Cordnrr

Joan Dickson

Charlotle Cannon
Secretary 'Treasurer

Tina Lou Daniels

Miyoki Kotlii
Norenc Woodland
Leiia Cliristianscn
Colleen Clark
Dorolliy Groesheck

Je\\<ll i riitnplon

Cr-.i K..,nd

Sliarcc \\Vsto\er

Bcrdine lolinson

Viola loliiinsen
Reporter

Iccin Rdtimey

\iiu: Mona Kirkliatii

liiirliiira Winkler
Pre S(('e/il

Beth Siuitli

Aanes Weinoll

328

A service organization for Sophomore girls.
Membership may include Freshman girls of eacli
spring quarter who have outstanding qualifica-

tions in scholarship, participation in school activi-
ties, and interest in the school a (fairs. Works
with other service organizations on the campus.

Onnn Bollc Blades
Al/ina Mhc 1 Iiornlon
Helen Civdc

liinicc Ablx)lt
Snlly Kirklinri.
Cilorici Stinip-^on

Miirilyn Cliristrnsen
Janice Ilarl
Barbara Hall
Louis BriK
Rnniona McClurc

l'alri( r.i Strclc
Palri.ia M..M>n
L)a\\ n Bcnnion
L.illian Si lii[}prr
.'^ I.iri.m Icnscn

R„v rv I'lullips

\'UC /Vc-s/./lTll

IDtirotlu' C rantiirr
killl, Turcly
C'iirol I'iklirr
C''onirl 1 liornton

329

IITM(]OLLEGIATe MMU .... founded 1941

National under-
classman's service fra-
ternity whose member-
ship is based on ac-
tivity and scholarship.
Responsible for the
hghting of the "Y" on
the mountain and a
brand of go getters in
all functions.

330

"King Winter' won
1. K.'s first place in
the snow modeling
contest. Their home-
coming float spoke for
itself.

Russell Mickelson

Lynn Slayner

Harold Nimer

Allan Patterson

Roy King
Regionol Expansion Viceroy

Cal Brandley
Ralph Hansen
Ken Godfrey
Alvero A. Wardell
Andy Easton

Don Tregaskis
Wort/iy Scribe

Frank Wolverlon

Stan Grcenweil
Worifiy Recorder

Paul Hansen

i^rmairmje

331

IITERCOLLE

C. Richard Pusey
Douglas Nicholes

Dean Harrison
John Thompson

James M. Paramore

KennetK Perry

Merrill Bradshaw
Reporter

Gordon Waring

Chapter Expansion Chair.

Tom Kekaula

Maynard Gunlher
Jennings Byrd
John Muaina
Frank Daly
Clifford Kekauoha

I.K.'s rang the bell
for basketball victories
and with Y.C. s co-
sponsored Hello week
and the extensive Y
Belle activities.

H/i^

332

333

. . . . founded \m

Betty Jean Houston

Sliirley Allen

AWS Representative

Nan Kcisey

LeaK Hacking

Loralei Hollana

JoAnn Denike
Elizabctli Moody
Secretory

Gloria AsKer
Marjoric Barnes
Kathleen Pliillips
Reporter

Louise Wilcox
Carnia Rasniusscn

\ice President
Carol Moody
Marilyn Petty

President
Beverly Brady

Laurel Johnson
lone Hilton
Glenda Cropper
Bronwyn Redford
Helen Gerwin

Alta Mitra seeks to
promote closer friend-
ship, cultural oppor-
tunity, and wholesome
activity for all mem-
bers. They are especi-
ally known for the
competition they pre-
sent in athletic con-
tests.

The A. M. home-
coming float and the
committee who arran-
ged it.

334

Prexy Marilyn Petty and
LeaK Hacking were

among top skiers.

Pat Koyen
Mary Lou Ncclcy
Sarah Colton
Jackie Briggs

Sergeant at arms

Ik HITRl

IITERSOCIAL IIIIT mUlh

Organized social life on campus was somewhat upset when
the freshmen moratorium, prohibiting the rushing of freshmen,
was declared fall quarter. Enacted in hopes of securing a more
adequate social program for the growing student body, it was
hfted spring quarter. The intcr-social Unit Council, consisting of
a representative from each unit and Lambda Delt helped govern
social activity.

335

Originally called the
"Gold Brickers' , Brick-
ers are the oldest men's
unit on campus. Good
times with good fellows
was the unit s primary
objective From the Bric-
ker ranks came an editor,
prom chairman and che-
er leaders.

"Assume the Angle "
is the official welcome to
new men. The Bricker
football team held its
own in intramurals.

Dick Peterson
Treasurer

Richard Wilkins

Douglas Jenkins

Roger Parkinson
Vice President

Robert Bowen

Jay Hamtlin

Bill Smilk

Kenneth Bateman
Dick Brower
Kent Taylor
Boh Zabriskie
Robert Gates

336

Dean Packard
Bruce Christensen
Ken Pace
Kennion Anderson
Russell M. Billings

Cleve H. Swenson
Carl J. Thalman
Darrell Call
Robert Warner
Norman Ellertson

Girls and food added
to both formal and in-
formal parties.

337

BRIOKER

Goats performed
various antics at tke
annual Bricker-O. S.
goat banquet.

A certain well
known building was
conspicuous by it s ab-
sence from Bricker »
homecoming float.

338

1 he annual fall quar-
ter Bo\very Brawl fea-
tures a wide variety of
costume creations.

Thirl Tew
Myron Walker
KeitK Fillmore
Maurice Baleman
Ralph Benson

Keith Caldcrwood

Fred Adams
Vice President

Howard Billings

Vern Albright

Max Golightly

Roy Tew

Les Ludlow

Frank Turner
President

Kenneth Sansom

Gordon K. Lewis

Steve Van Wagenen
Joe Brammer
Lewis Stephens

IGADIERS

339

I. founded 19^1

The boys in the loud
orange and black
sweaters were noted
this year for holding
down a major part ol
the school's executive
positions. Two s t u-
dent body officers, two
A.M.S officers, Blue
Key President, and
Banyan editor were all
Brigs.

The Brig symbol and
the men who led in
keeping it in the fore-
ground this year.

340

Fun and fellowship
unaerlie Brig doings.
One of the couples
who enjoyed the Win-
ter quarter Formal
dinner-dance.

341

1928

■ "A

/"p"^

^^^b^*^^!

•%■

"All I want my friend
to be that I would be
to her and more is
tlie Cesta motto and
friendliness generally
characterizes the mem-
bers. Cesta boosted
many active in cam-
pus capacities from A.
W.S. and class offi-
cers to opera leads.
Cestas are known as
a musically talented
group and may be
spotted by their bright
yellow jackets.
Left: Cestas and dates
partied often.

Jean Livingslon
Helen Clyde
Lorraine Russell
Sally Meranda
Delia Mae Porter

Barbara Reinsch
Barbara Lou Nelson
Libby Zundell
Shirley Mauglian
Maridell Lewis

Jean Howard
Song Leader

Ruth Purdy

Mary Martineau

Marian AilenbacK

Carol Jcnnens

Connie Nebeker

Bev Johnson

Marion Crittenden

Jolene Collett
Yice President

Krislinc Paulson

342

Striking was the
Golden Casta home-
coming float.

343

Everyone took a turn
on a committee for a
unit function.

344

This barber shop
quartet represents Fi-
delas in the A. W. S.
vaudeville show.

345

FIDELIS

Sisterhood, socia-
bility, and service" are
the goals of Fidelas
girls who wear the
gray sweaters with the
maple leaf emblem. A.
W.S. president Lynn
Warner was a promi-
nent member.

A slumberless slum-
ber party introduced
rushees to the unit
while, below, a couple
of the girls plan one of
their many activities.

346

From rushee to act-
ive member by way of
final pledging and ad-
ding your name to tne
book.

347

GlMMl

Til] ....founded 1946

Don H. Petersen
Gary By Lee
Frank W'olverton

Earl Garfield
Dave W'eiser
Bruce BrocKJoank
Keith F. Scoville
Lee Cox

LeRoy K. Jones
\'tce President

Albert Hedquist

Don ^larkenson

Ej-nie Webb

Al Halley

W'ilmer Lee

Thell Naegle

WiUord X. Hansen

James Br>'anl
TreasMxer

Boyd Drennan

Increased and well
rounded social life for
members is the declared
purpose of Gamma Tau.
Gamms, ■who welcome
out of state men especi-
ally, held the soph class
presidency and chair-
manship of many functi-
ons including the Snow
Carnival. Their many
parties ranged from for-
mal dinner dances to in-
formal skating and beach
parties.

Pledges go through
much rough stuff on
pledge night.

348

A very special diet
is arranged for the
evening.

Ijouis Brossard

Dean Johnson

L. Charles Larson
Secretary

Farrell Brown

Robert G. Cameron

Bob Anderson
President

Stanley A. Hall

Dick Magleby

Max D. Nelson

Bob Parsell

Ariel Williams
Bob Mercer
Earl Garfield
Fred Schow
Dean Rigby

Doral Kemper
Eddie Edwards
Don Peterson

349

RIIGHT TEMPLIRSw.foandeil 1949

Templars was the
men's addition to cam-
pus social life this
year. With Jim Hill
and a host of ambiti-
ous freshmen they
soon made themselves
known as a pohtically
and socially active
group. Fellowship,
cooperation and broth-
erhood are Templars'
basic principles.

Winter quarter ple-
dges carried their
sword like paddles
with pride.

350

The Nautilus float,
"Buiia Thee More State-
ly Mansions," which
placed second in the
annual homecoming pa-
rade.

Above, the big night af-
ter many hours of prac-
tice for the Song Fest.

MUTILUS

351

MUTILUS ....founded 1920

Real friendship, lots
of fun. and support of
all school activities are
the goals of Nautilus.
NL's produced the
White Key president,
several class officers
and the snow queen.
Most worth-while pro-
ject is the presentation
of a year's scholarship
to the outstanding
freshman girl scholas-
tically at the spring
awards assembly.

Left, a need for more
buckets.

352

Barbara Bennett
Marilyn Hillon
Vcria Lou Sniilti
Sally Kirknam
Janice Hilton Abbott

"Sports ' at the can-
yon home \vhere NL s
spent a weeKend.

^■-

353

S TROU

O. S. Trovata. meaning
eight Kappy sisters Kas long
oeen famous for its L>eauties.
O.S.s point this year to
Banyan Queen, Donna Jean
Southwick, as a typical mem-
ber. Besides tKe usual invi-
tational and formal dinner
dance, O.S. Kave an annual
scKolarsKip banquet honoring
members with high scholastic
averages.

O.S. s share their annual
goat dinner with Brickers.
Below, box lunches on the
Smith lawn made good
spring quarter rush parties.

354

355

S TROHTA

At left more O S.
cuties in cottons. Loc-
al color decorated tliis
October barn dance
at bottom, while top,
the more formal O. S.
invitational held win-
ter quarter.

Tausigs and Brick-
ers battle it out during
annual "Bury the
Hatchet" proceedings.

TAUSIG

357

TAUSIG .. ..flMuled 1920

Another of the old-
er men's units, Tau-
sigs this year came out
with everything from
football players, and a
orchestra leader,
Sophomore Loan
Fund Ball chairman
and the senior class
president.

The big three in
T a u s i g invitational
planning.

Another antic of
"Bury the Hatchet"
time.

358

;^';q

TO RAIOIS

• • • t

fonnded 1949

WitK the motto "we seek for beauty in
all things", and led by dynamic Carolyn
Blair, Tokalon came lo campus winter
quarter. Within a quarter they had a
win in the A.W.S. vaudeville show and
a Y Belle finalist to their credit. Com-
posed largely of freshmen. T. K. s was
quickly recognized for talent and leader-
ship.

Marilyn Martin

Carolyn Blair
President

Lila McDonald

Merri Sorensen

Beverly Nalder

Shirley W'anlass
Treasurer

Barbara Robison

Carina dcJong
Vice President

Betty Porter

Joanne Eliason

Lois LarcK

Jackie Neath

Alice Brady
Louise Heninger
Maralyn Ballif
Yolanda Parry
Gay Peters

Barbara Burrows
Sally Maglcby
Dorothy Anderson
Mary Lois Bolingbroke
Louise Haien

Marilyn lurley
Secrelary

Iris Bigler

Grace Jones

Lucile Gatenby

Freida Davis

360

Still in the process
of getting themselves
established — Tritons
carried on an active
schedule this yea

Brooklyn Bob" Nu-
gent headed the group
Pledges take their
oath.

TRITOIS

fonnded 194S

361

founded 192$

The four S's— socia-
bility, scholarship, ser-
vice, and sportsman-
ship guide the activi-
ties of Val Hyrics. V.
H.'s were found active
in intramurals, the ju-
nior class presidency,
and the Banyan staff.

The annual invita-
tional "Valhalla" fea-
tures a tasty smorgas-
board. V.H.'s have
the reputation of be-
ing the best fed unit
on campus.

362

363

ni HYRIC

Winter quarter pleg-
ges begged alms for
their injured basket-
ball player.

Tops in athletics
from bowling to bas-
ketball—that's Valky-
rie.

HLKYRIE

365

HIKYRIE ....founded 1947

From its start as an
honorary for returned
service women, a cou-
ple of years ago, Val-
kyrie has grown to a
regular, full fledged
social unit.

Pledging is fortnal.

Goats get the reg-
ular workout.

A formal dance is
an annual affair.

366

367

ni lORi

founded 1927

"She flies with her
own wings is the Val
Norn motto and V.N.
members flew high
many activities,
student body secre-
tary, A.W.S. officer,
Y.C. president, three
class officers, t h e
homecoming queen,
and first Y Belle were
claimed by Val Norn.

Bev Gibbons and
the invitational Com-
mittee carried out the
Legend of Timpanog-
os in decorations and
program.

The V. N. float in
a past ho'mecoming
parade.

368

Carol PitcKer

Moana Ballif

Madelyn Mathews
Vice President

Norma BrockLank

June Sanders

Margee Harding
Beverly Gibbons
Pauline Dyreng
Carolyn Broberg
Donna Thomander

369

She's lovely, she s
engaged, she's a V.N.

A Vike's desk— with
his Viking paddle and
picture of his Viking
Sweetheart. Above,
the Viking shield
lights the way to all
official functions.

muu

371

nded 19^8

A well rounded
combination of ath-
letes, preferred men,
musicians, and other
campus men comprise
the Viking member-
ship. I K Duke, Dal-
ian Clark, was a Vike.
Parties and school
participation kept
Vikes busy.

The Viking snow
model looked good
enough to eat.

372

Ken Leth
James R. Eccles
Kay Lesueur
Maynard Guntlier
Phillip Heaton

Vern Tueller
Francis Magleby
Norman Wing
Robert Hales
Shad Pearson

Gene Jensen
Elmo Roundy

Above, the back
ground for the annual
Jiggs party, a novelty
costume affair. A t
right, a new Viking
awaits the "velvet
touch".

LiiiBD^ DUTi mm

Sterling Mason
Treasurer

Mr. and Mrs. Alma Burton
AJnsor

Wayne Ferguson
PresiJenI

Bill Ingalls

Vice President

lone Lewis

Secretary, Fall Quarter

374

mmm officers

Marie Kirkham
Preside n(

..foanded im

Nellie Sweeten
Secretary

Bernice Kunkel

Vice President

r. & Mrs. William E. Berrett

Sponsors

L. D. S. Sweetheart Harriet Robinson reigns supreme
surrounded by aspirants to the throne Pat Romney, Charlotte
Cannon, Lillian Schipper, Audra Moss. Lorry Smith, and
Betty West.

375

All work and no play will never make Lambda Delts
dull people. They play plenty with skating parties, in-
formal and formal dances, a spring roundup and can-
yon party.

This saga of chivalry amused one general session.

The Lambda Delt all day Snow Carnival at Utah
Lake was fun for all.

#^.^

376

ALPHA CHAPTER

Clifford KekauoKa
Tom Kekaula

Dale BuscKke

Curtis KnigKt

Lamar Lund
Vice President

Robert Clark
Treasurer

Bill Ingalls

Grant Burgon
Carl Mellor
Eugene Tidwell
Paul Barton
Hertert Morris

Rey L. Wiser

Max Johns
Reporter

Nei! Farr
Secretary

Rex Losee

Sam Medlyn

A. J. Carpenter

William F. Romney
President

Harlo Mortensen
Athletic Manager

Calvin Wilcox

Sterling Mason

577

BETA CHAPTER

ilmer Lee

Jack Jenkins
Vice President

John Noble

Edward Marshall
Athlelic Manager

Lewis Judd

William H. Taylor
Secretary

Fred Clarke

Dick Blint
Reporter

L. Con Taylor

Mark E. Oldham

Francis LeBaron

Don Schaefcr
Treasurer

Bruce D. Barrett

Andrew Easlon
President

Don Wadsworth
Ray Huffaker

Keith Jensen^AIpha
James B. Collyer
Burtis Roherlson— Gamma
Richard K. Bevan
Grant Rowleys-Gamma
Mollis Scott— Gamma

Maynard Russon— -Gamma
Leroy Gunnel!— Gamma
Ralph Bateman— Gamma
Floyd Dixon— Gamma
Leo C. Pendleton— Gamma
Melvin Whipple— Gamma

Gale Hammond— Gamma
Max J. Cope— Delta
Raymond Brinkman— Delta
Clinton Odell-Delta
Floyd Moon— Delta
Arlin Glines— Gamma

378

CHI CHAPTER

Donnetle Stringham
Reporler

Dorothy Broulin
President

Beverly lire

Fredora Fuller

Jean Slack

Alene Stringham
Secretary

Mary Moore

Helen Moss

Elaine Dangerficld

Barbara Grant

Iris Jensen

Vice President

Arva Lue Morlcnsen

Ann Smith

Rae Nelson
Treasurer

Fern Wheeler

Carol Morby
Louise Ncilson
Nona Dutson
Phyllis Allen
Joyce Murphy

379

DELTA CHIPTER

Norman Wright

Lloyd Anderson
Vice President

Jay Merrill
Treasurer

Eldon Pulsipher
Orvin J. Springtnorpe
Ken Kcat

Howard Greaves
President

Bruce Wasden

John Frelwell

Milton D. Christcnscn

Carl Wilcox

Merhn Sorensen
Gerald Cannon
Don Jenseji
Parley Bclnap
Dale Hunt

Fenlon Pulsipher

Charles Muhlestcin

Grant Howard
Atldetic Manager

Wayne Ferguson

William Brace
Secretary

380

UMk mnn

Carlyle Gay
George Kawasaki

Nyle Cox

^Vest C. HaninionJ
President

Joel Richards

Rae LinJsey
Charles K. Anderson
Junior Hicks

Keith Midglcy

John Green

Merrill Gunnell

Lynn Wayne Hansen
Secrelary

Boyd Goodrich
Treasurer

Dwain Chapman
Paul Comer
Donald Hicken
Harold LaMunyon
Kent S. Anderson

381

n CHAPTER

Barbara and Kenneth Jones

Lueen and Charles Kamauoha

Laurene and EarJ Brunner

Uncva and Dills Workman
Reporter

Audra and Joel Moss
President

Lila and Glen 1 oinian

Ireta and Leslie Wheeler

LaDenc and Galen Winsor

Eva and Waller Reiniscliiissel
Vice President

Polly and Scoll Kicster
Secretary-Treasurer

Ruth and Blaine Wasden

382

OMEGA CHAPTER

Leona GutKrie
Adlele MarcKant
Jean Emerson

Rula Jane Wells
Vice President

Joy Ivie

Raola Hill

Euri<Iice Turano

Katlir>n Askcraft

Bonnie Christenscn
Secretary

Bernice Bullock

Verna Wardle

Elaine Pugmirc

Hairiet Rotinson

Peggy Haglund

Margene Nelson
PresiJeni

Elmo Jones

Phyllis Ellicott

Luclma Brodcrick

Evada Ornie
Treascirer

Pl.yllis W'ardlc
Reporter

Donna Jean \Wdd
Hazel Dawn Ream
Erma Clark

Lou Narraniorc

Pauline Taylor

Mary Lou Necley

Bonnii^ 1 urnor

Norma Siiiilli

AtltloUc >fan«gor

383

PHI CHAPTER

Janice Jenson
Rulli Scliippcr
Jean McKcIi

Mnrtlia Pcllij
Secretary

Juno Lcc Merrill

Agnes Weib?ll

Vivian Scliippor

Lillian Scliipp i'
Rt' porter

Caniien Urscnback

Shirley Mortcnscn

Helen ^ oung

Irene it son

Atht c Manager

Wilnia .. 'ndenliiill

Bcrnit c Ku el

Ann \ lanscn

J. Kay ( lelclier

io\(c Bowen
Mnrll... I'orry
Hll.rl Grillin
Jeanne Olscn
Marie Hnslcin

384

PHI CHAPTER

Gloria Jensen
Patricia Ellis
Marie Dean

Vesta Ann Ball
Grace Hutcliings
Rose tilise Lund

Darlenc Lund
Susie Whitney
Mahle Paulson
Anne Pcarce
I'nid Critdifield

Irene Howells
Lilti Britiiley
Elaine Howlctl
Belli Brown
Inga Piass

Norriia Rac Lyons

Vic W'l.ile

Helen Lritksori

Vcola Vaun Le\ie

Jo-^epliinc ^ oung
President

385

PSI CHAPTER

Eslnor Stringfollow

Ila Ashlininn

Alzina Mac Tiiorntoii

Naonc Mitson
Pliyllis Parker
EniriKi Lou Cliantrcll
lone Lewis
Arlcnc Jones

Lilia Cliristianscn
Secretary

Nancy Wells
Treasurer

Vcnia Jean hrickson

Glcnda Williams

Ellen Jean Ririe

Betty Jean Hirscni
Vice President

Mona Rulfe

Barbara Higginoolliani

Donna Mac Blocker

Martha Maag

Fay Ricltards
Florcnr;: Swecton
Nellie Sweelon
Ernia Eldredgc
Carol Bean

Belly West

Bessie Bar(lioloiiic\\'

Dora Cull

losepliine Wagstaff

LaKac Burgon
President

Marie Hardy

386

TAU CHAPTER

LaRae Otlesen

Elaine Eastman
Iris Atkinson

Ruth Goulding

Shirley Huber

Patricia Havens

Ethel Griffin
Vice President

LaRce Holtrook

Mary Moore
President

LaRue Holbrook

Peggy Bcal
Reporter

Patricia Romiicy

Helen R. Cloridgc

Anne Heyrcnd
IVeasnrer

Ncola Peterson

Colleen Rawson

Elaine Ornic

Marie Haslain
Secrelary

Constance Decker
Glynna Dcspciin
Norma Dcspain
Jean Stock
Ornia Gaylc Looslie

Betty Jean Porter
Bctly Carniack
Marie Sabin
Barbara Harries
Margaret Sliupe
Raniona Harrison

387

PSILOI CHAPTER

Donna Jean Vane

SyKin Paltcrson
Prvshicnt

t lor. I C iiri-ilianf^cn

CDllifn ^ liri-;trn>cn

111 \nn Merrill

C.r.w.r Millard
Rciiorler

M.,ry Hlla Jordiin

BcNcrly Wliilc I'.ukcr
Joan Au?lin
Lcnii Scorcsby
C.rol L. Pilclicr
Joyce Ann Gnilbrailli

Bonnie Rns^clI

Janice Jensen
Vice President

Mari.in Ballanlync

Cliarlotlc Cannon

Gladys Jolinson

M.iraaret W lieeior
Doris Lnandcr
Marian Briniliall
L.iMyrlo Boyack
Claire Dyreng

Violet Lanra>ler
A^..n M. Dodge - Ciii
15.id>.ira Jean Taylor — Chi
Colleen M. Sorcn>en — Clii
Na.line M.ul.cll - Cl.i

388

DPSILOI CHAPTER

Iiilccn Schippcr
Luclccn r rcsli

VnJ.i Johnson

M;t ISC Larson
Luiiim Maning
Carol J. Clark
Mar-jarct Packer

Naclcen Cluff
Athletic J^'lanager

Donna Anmodt

Joyce Parson

Marjfarct Irvine

Pauline Dyreng

Margaret Barlow

M..rilyn Tliompson

A.lrlle Ciiryst

Ji .nine Olsen

Secretary-Treasurer

Shirley M. Call

Viola Joliansen
Wanda Randall
Marilyn Jensen
Lila Stucki ^ Plii
Shirley Fox <— Omega

Katharine Allen
Carolyn Blair
Marian Andrew ^ Plii
Lcnora Bulikofcr
Marie Kirkliani '— Plii

389

Sitting. left to right: Carl R. McFarland, Lloyd E. Webster. Richard Moody. Wayne Weech, Joseph P. Hancock. Gene Shumway, Ken-
neth M. Flake. Lee Udall. Joseph M. Day. Second row: Guy Ray. Jo Udall, Beverly Gibbons. Elarl L. Smith. Sue Whiting. Elaine Eng-
strom. Joye Larson. Zaiia Seabury. Donna Gibbons. Rulon Kartchner. Reed Hall. Back row: R. Neal Richards. Leon Ballard. Bessie Brown,
Nelson Webster. Nina Ruth Kimball. Joyce Reber. Kalo Anderson, Leo C. Peterson. Dayle Thomas. Richard Dominguez, Glynn Despain,
D. Keith Tucker, Patricia Flake. June Galbraith. Christine .Anderson, James Wiltbank, Roy Smith, Steve Sherwood

ARIZOM CLUB

Sitting, left to right: Ruel Randall, Doyle S. Hansen, LaDonna Lunl, Joyce Welker, LaVieve Thomas, Connie Decker. Monila Turley. Don
Janson. James Walser. Second row: Betty Jo Petersen, Norma Rae Tanner. MariK-n Hoopes. Leona He>'^\-ood. Reva Janson. Elaine Greer.
Sylvia Farr. Evelyn Flake. Marilyn Turley. Back row: Jack Wooiey. Herbert Petersen. Billie Openshaw, Margie Gay Driggs, Benton Mosley,
Margaret Alexander. Julienne Jennings, Lyman Shreeve. Ted Plumb. L eland Smith, Farrel Brown. Joyce Galbraith. Darlene Price. NaDeen
Cluff.

390

First row, left to right: Kenny Pocock. Marcus Sigmon, San Doxey, Vice President; Don Driggs, President; Barbara Rcinsch, Secretary-
Treasurer; Keith Tucker. Jean Livingston, Gene Jensen, Lewis Judd. Second row: Beverly Agnew, EhzahetK Martini, Barbara Pearson,
Sally Magleby, JoAnn Petersen. Mary Pratt, Barbara Jean Driggs, DuVello Hanson, Robert Clark. Third row: Neola Peterson, Bonnie
Greenall. Gloria Jacobs, Helen J. Krage, Denton Porter, Bob Gallagher, Don Fisher, Boyd G. Drennan, George W^. Sorensen. .Shirley Bratt,
Barbara Jones, Rosanne Sessions.

CALIFORIIA ULUi;

First row, left to rigKt: Van MacCabe, Dick K. Bevan. Marilyn MacDonald, Boyd Drennan, Barbara Jean Driggs. George Sorensen, Helen
Krage. Jerry L. Jorgensen. Second row: Marjean Haddock, Mathalyn Xyvel Atwood, Helen Johnson, Joan Stoddard, Suzzanne Fiske.
Joanne Faragher. Ruth Anderson. Gloria Jacobs, Vernell Torgersen, Carolyn Johnson. Third row: Derwood B. Coleman, Gordon Owen, Bud
Bohnev Kendall Price. Robert Clark. Dale H. Buschke, Curtis Knight. Don Driggs, Earl Clark, Samuel Medlyn, Richard Phelps, Steve Van
W^agenen, \\''ilmer Lee, Les Williams.

391

First row, left lo righl: Ar-
lin Glines, Cliff Peterson,
Rita LcBaron. Lowell Horla-
cher, Winton Brooks. Sec-
ond row: Pat Green. Bever-
ly Knowlton, Margaret Brad-
snaw, Julie Joknson. Carol
Pitcher. JoKn Redd. Third
row : Carmen Ursenbacn,
Wilma Hansen, Ann Han-
sen, Gordon Thihault, Har-
old I anner, Joseph B. Kee-
ler, Kathcrine Allen. Lovina
Keeler, Barbara Ririe.

CAIADIAI CIDB

First row, left lo righl: Ar-
villa Smith, Norma Bullock.
Donna Blades. Second row:
Grant Sabey. Laurine Shaw.
Iris Gowin, Louiene Henln-
ger, Viola Johansen. Calvin
Bradley. Third row : Prof-
essor John W. Payne, Bob
Mercer, Keith Francis, Gor-
don Harris, Hermine Briggs.
Lois Fairbanks. P h y 1 1 i p
Redd.

392

OFFICERS

Left to right, front row: Vesta
Ann Ball, reporter; Vern H. Jen-
sen, sponsor; Carolyn Watson,
president, social chairman. Back
row: Bevan Haycock, vice-presi-
dent; Bob Abbott, president:
Ken Mott, social chairman.

COLORADO CLUB

First row, left to right: Carolyn
Watson. Jeraldean Guynion, Lc-
ona Guthrie. Second row: Belly
Jo Anderson, Shirley Ruth Mor-
tensen. Janice Hilton Abbott,
Vesta Ann Ball. Irene M. Geor-
ges, Betty Jane Johnson. Back
row: Cheryl Brown. Joseph L.
Shawcroft, Vern H. Jensen, Mel-
vin A. Ball. Bob W. Abbott.
Richard V. Anderson, Ken Mott,
Bevan Haycock, and Glenna
Anderson.

393

OFFICERS

Sitting, left to right : Cloras Robinson, Secretary :
Dean A. Peterson, Sponsor; KennelK Keale. President.
Standing; Wesley Holl. Social Chairman; Donna
Yardley, Social Chairman: Don Homer. Athletic Mgr.

DIXIE OLim

First row, left to right: Bob
Keate, Elaine Short, Pearl
Cox, Emma Little. Walter
Botts. Second row: Cloras
Robinson. Catherine W^ood-
bury, Laurett Brooksby, Enid
McArthur. Dorothy Lang-
slon, Grace Guynion. Snar-
lene Snow, Donna Yardley.
Third row : Wesley Holt,
Loraine Woodbury, Vernon
Short. Kenneth Keale, Dean
A. Peterson, Sponsor; Vern
Barney, Carl Brooksby, Don
Homer. Don F. Schmutz,
Darwin Reber.

394

GREAT UKES CLIJII

Front row. left to right: Allen J. Doly, Peggy L. Haglund. Bonnie Lee Turndc, Pauieen Homer. W. Ricli-
nrd Peteriein. Second row: Jean Williams. Ariel Williams, Ruth Hames, Barbara Ann Kennedy. LeRoy
K. (Jack) Jones, Leiia, Chrisliar(sen. Michael A. Maholias. Back row: Phyllis Ellicott. Norma Boam,
Chester G. Lyidns. John S. Way, ShayrrI Warner. Lenoir Hatfield, and Karl A. StcinacJccr.

395

HAWAIIAN CLUB OFFICERS

First row: Gladys Kcnolio. Vice-President: Abrafiani T. Cocictt, Presi-
dent: Mary Joyce K. Cockctt. Secretary. Second row: Frances Good-
ness. Athletic Director; Tlionias Kekaula, AtKltlic Director; Miyoko
Kocni, Reporter.

HAWAIIAN CLUB

Firsl row: Roborl I. Toniila. En.iiialinc Padckon, Laurn Ma«'
Goodness, Manioru Malsuniura. loniniy Kckayla. Cliiiord Kc-
Kauoha. S<s:ond row: Lcinaala J. Coodnes\s. Frances Goodness.
Alice Uchida. Blossom K. Enos, Kalherinc Kanekoa. John Mu-
aina. Roland Alo. Third row: Miriam Saffcry. Lily Higa.
Gladys Kondo, Masayo Ono, Nanty Sakamoto. Rowcna Kcaka,
Lula Enos.

HAWAIIAI UU

396

'lay Day is Lei Day

in Hawaii"

A "Lei Day"' music and dance festival was staged in
the Smith Auditorium by the Hawaiian Club. Kay Coc-
kett, right, was crowned as queen of the program while
the pictures below give a sample of the songs, and dances
which were presented.

Plumeria flowers, crown flower, ti leaves (from which
authentic hula skirts are made), were flown from Hawaii
to make the event as real as possible.

397

OFFICERS

Silting, left to right: Marilyn Ge^ddes. Secretary: Le-
Roy Gunncll, Athletic Manager: Margaret Packer,
Reporter. Standing: John A. Green, President; Ruby
McDonald, Treasurer: Charles Larsen, Vice President.

IDAHO CLUB

First row. left to right: Carolyn Tkompson. Geraldine Tovey, CatKryn G)ttrell, Geraldine Btiggs, Dora Maughan, Margaret Packer, Lillian
Strong. John A. Green. Charles Larsen. Second row: LuAnn Manning, Phyllis Parkingson. Laura Ann Seaton. Faughn Montague. Ruty
McDonald. Marilyn Geddes. LuDene Fresh. Joyce Wood, Colleen Wood. Lydean Yancey. Raymond Brinkmon, Audrey Sauer. Third row:
Nona Dulson. Helen Moes, Neil Farr, Fern Wheeler, Jean Stock, Richard Pope, Lee Glenn, Kenneth McBride, Donna Draney, Yvonne Lyons.
Loa Bowen. LaRae Otiesen. Pauline Gines. Fourth row: JoAnn Groesbeck. Pat Romney. Anna Marie Heyrcnd. Phyllis Holyoak. Leah Scores-
by. Eileen Pullman. Lila Stucki. Margaret Wheeler. Marianne Gessel. Elaine Turner. Jeanine Hansen. Beverly Packer, FiFlh row: Dwain
Chapman. Robert Homer. Selh W. Swann. Warren Russell. Robert Richins. Keith Critchfield, Thomas H. Clark, Elden Wood, Dale Turner,
Leroy Gunnell, John Noble. Grant Packer.

398

OFFICERS

Left lo right: Maureen Robins, social cKairman; Dee
Wright, president: Jo Ann Peterson, secretary-treas-
urer; DaroIJ Whatcott, vice-president.

MILLARD an

First row, leFl to right: Richard L. Dewsnup, JoAnn Peterson, Carole Kimball, Bruce Hilton, Clesse Hilton. Darold Whatcott, LaMar Twitch-
ell. Second row: NIadelyn Mathews, Shirley Monroe, Maureen Robins. Carol Moody, lone Hilton, Glenda Cropper, LaVon Barney, Janet
imnford. Dee Wright. Back row: Boyd Wright, Glen Bushnell. Leigh Pratt. Darrel T. Allred, Elwood Lovell, Eugene Holman. Milton Theo-
bald, Bruce Wasden.

399

OFFICERS

Olliccrs. silling Icll lo riglil: Vivian Stlilpptr, Vice President;
DcRay Eyre. Social Cliairnian; CinJy Sicwnrl. Secretary: May-
narJ Gunter. President.

ORGSOI-NEUDA aU

First row: Vivian Schipper, DeRay Eyre. Geneva Call. Anita Call. Dorothy Anderson. Lola Smith. Janet Pracejus. Lou Winegar. Geri
Solomon. Robert Keate. Ruth Schipper. Second row: Lois Petersen. Quincy Schuenman. Morris Hainsworth. Francis Magleby, Eldon Gunfer,
Kenneth Keate. Melvin R. Whipple. Marian Andrew. Jay Hainsworth. Lois Lynn Torgersen. Cindy Stewart. Third row: Lillian Schipper,
L. Donald Long, Eileen Schipper. Hal Magleby, Vern Albright. Ted Marshall. Don Wadsworth. Lloyd George. Loma Whitaker. Janice Earl,
Maynard Gunter. Jamds Sill.

400

OFFICERS

Left to right, Nasser Moaghar. Vice President: Jerry
Snow, TreasureY; Eddie Etezad. President; Peggy
Hag land, Secretary.

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PERSIM CULTURE CLUB

Silling, left to riglit: Ckarmaine Guthrie, LeJa Jensen, CJiarlene MaJsen. Manne Claaeline, Peggy Haglond, Beverly Bennett, Jerry Sno
Standing: Rex Johnson. Daniel Brown. Richard Rafatjah. Kay LeSueur. Eddie Etezad. Ferhad Ganjei, Fred Saleh, Nasser Movaghar.

401

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OFFICERS

First row; Dniincll Aclcox, SoriiJ Cltainiiiin; Ruliy Flnglisli.

Prositlcnl: Sliirlcy Liirscn. Rrporlcr. Cack row: Max Crirlrr,

Vice PrcsiJcnl; lacquclyn Oglcshy. Socrclary-1 rcnsurcr; Hclgar
Aucoin. Atlilelic Manager.

SOUTHERI STATES CLUB

First row, left to right: Jane Nickle, Joan Nidtle, Jeein Nickle, Shirley Larsen, lona Green, Iris Atkinson, Elva Price. Maxine Cordacf.
Second row: Dahnelle Adcox, Diane Witbeck, Barbara Robinson, Clarece Rutler, Joyce Bedenbaugh, Ruby Ejiglisb. Back row: Jenrun^s
Byrd, Ralph Hancock, Norman Johnson, Everette Aldridge, Edgar Aucoin, Douglas Phillips, Edward Krider. Harley Mims.

402

OFFICERS

Sitting: Don M. Walker, President. Standing: Don-
na Lundell. Secretary; Ina Mae Collier, Social Chair-
man; Eva Elldredge. Reporter; Erma Elldredge, Vice
President.

UlITAH BASH CIDB

Sitting: Ina Mae Collier, Helen Richens, Naida Ruth Crawford, Junior Hicks. Lila Ashby, Laurel Snyder, Patricia Koyen. Gloria Wallis,
Janet Ruppe, Anne Elizabeth Slaugh, Joelle Johnson, Mrs. Reed Morril. Don M. Walker. Second row: Ward Abbott, Floyd Moon. Boyd
Goodrich, Vernon Parent, Kenneth R. Goodrich, Gilbert Kimball, Erold Clark Wiscombe. Renee Labrum. Donna Rae Labrum. Mark Angus.
Helen Allen. Gwendolyn Veile. Carroll Porter. Shirley Huber, Veon McLean, Melda Rasmussen, Amber Adams, Val Larie Preece, Betty Jo
Sprouse, Enid Caldwell, Donna Lundell. Back row: Maurice B. Smith, Jessie Benson, Glade Nelson, Gerald Mitchell. Milton Poulson, Jay
Mickelsen, Lucy Calder, Rachel Calder, Glen Allred. Burr S. Elldredge, Ernest Weeks, John Keith Haws, James McCoy Workman, Reed
Morrill. Buddy Kimball. Bob Benson, Duane Price.

403

BASKETBALL TEAM

Members of tlie Wyoming club basketball team
whicn won first place in intrainurals are. front row,
left to right : Lee Fillerup, Grant Tingcy. Don Bald-
win. Jerr>' Horslcy. Back row: LeRoy Cecil Taylor.
Dean VnnNoy, Dick Docrr, and GariK Briggs.

WYOIHIIli CLUB

Front row. left to right: Sylvia Despaln. Garth Briggs, Bonnie Jean Moesser. Lee Fillerup, LoEnc Brown. Gordon Wearing, Jean Olsen. Leo
Pendleton. Second row: Keith Bischoff, Sharmene Brough. Dean Robinson, Darlcnc Brimhall. Frnie Olsen, Shirley ririckson. Spencer Pap-
worth, Betty Jean Porter. Back row: Dwighl Despain. Shirley Fox, Don Baldwin. Phyllis Jameson, Jerry Horsley, Joyce Potter. Dick Docrr.
Lou Narramore, Phil Kennington, Irene W'illis, and Lila Jameson.

404

Going home for Christmas by charlered bus

YAIKEE CLUB

Front row, left to rigKt: Ralpk Hansen, President: Fred Radicliel, Historian; Darlene Openshaw, Secretary; Luciie Rose. Vice President;
Anna Lee Harrison, Donna Fiiomander, Grace Millard, LaVonne Thomander, Daniel Clay. Second row: Josephine Young, Helen Young, Lu
Ann Merrill, Marilyn CKristensen, Joy Simmons, Grace S. VanderhyJe, Rutli Leone Rose, Suzanne Eyring, Barbara Bennett. Back row:
Richard A. Myer, Bruce Chambers, John Zagorec, William Thayer, William Fenar. Walter Edwards, David A. Wciscr, Robert Burton, Ro-
bert Nugent, Bradley Poodey, Richard A. Dyer, Lloyd T. Dyer.

405

m mn collegg uiit

Front TOW, Ie[t to rigbt: Mrs. Irva Andrus, college unit chair-
man: Mrs. Lillian C. Booth, faculty advisor. Back row: Bonnie
D. Hansen, vice-chaiiman : Wm. Earl Read, program chairman:
and Colleen Benson, student chairman.

The Red Cross College Unit perorms Red Cross
duties on campus. It is a service organization
whose main duty is to give service to the Veteran's
Hospitals in the form of programs, entertainment,
etc.

406

Roylane Spratling

Eileen Schipper
Chairman

Susan Nelson

Mary Newman

Elizabeth Martin

Afton Ash
Kathleen Cullimore
Monna Hansen
Yvonne Lyons
Katherine Allen

Barbara Kennedy
Barbara Smith
Nadine Jones.
Shirley Robison
Nancy Takemoto

LaDeanne Squires
Maxine Cordner
Nancy Brockbanic
Gayle Loosli
Shirley Hansen

Janice Petersen
LaVon Thomander
Carol Jean Clark
Elaine Orme
La Von B'own

Joan Knight
Audra Sauet

Petitioning for membership in
Alpha Lambda Delta national Fresh-
men women's scholastic honorary,
this group was temporarily without
a name. Lack of a name did not
inhibit the group's activity however.
Lead by chairman Eileen Schipper
and a committee of. Carol Jean
Clark. Kay Cullimore. Elizabeth

Martini. Mary Newman, and Bar-
bara Romney. the group held reg-
ular meetings, parties, and did
themselves proud in the songfest.
Only requirement for membership
was a 2.5 average. Camera shy
members were: Sharon Kirowan.
Joy Hawes. Betty Jane Johnson, and
Barbara Romney.

ALPHA LAIHIIDA DELTA

407

Di„„r BhukL.UM
Ciirrull Lrc NiiUiin
Jc<inno Kroner
M^iriUn M.irliii

K.inri I l.mson

.liinrl I I, lies
.Ic.in Ni.klo
Iiuinitti Slonr
MariUti I Htx

L,,R.,c B,- .1

lo.innr Nc U"n

K,illilc.-n ( ull re

Cjrncc loni-'^
LnRno C.ar.lnrr
Kallilrcn W'.irmr

Inalini' l.li.i^ori
Vrr.', I ill. ..rr
Mciri Sdrcnsoii
Vrr„ ll„i ;,
N.ituy 1'- i(kl».inK

Mar\' L(ii< U(»lint!l>r<ikf

i:lain. Hy.lr

Ldi NIrArlllur
I'nsiilrnI

Colleen Boylr

Hislorian-H(>i)orter

Sally Maglchy
Sesrelary

Gloria Gunn

COMARETTES

408

Louina Keeler
Jane Nickle
Diane Witbcck
Joan Reid
Gayle Loosli

Jean Anderson
Phyllis Winkler
Mary Ann Wilson
Jerry Smith
Gerri Salisbury

Barbara Smith
Iris Bigler
Janice Clayson
Norma Bullock
Alene Watkins

Dahncllc Adcox
Betty Patton
LoEne Brown
Maralyn Ballif
Maiy Nell Waddoups

Donna Aamodt
Lois Larch
Dora Maughn

Beverly Crowley

Frieda Davis

Mary Ann Murdock

Cougarettes, the school pep unit, have pro-
vided colorful drills and formations at the half of
many of the football and basketball games. The

group, chosen frtfm freshmen girls fall quarter,
have been sponsored and directed by White Key
members this vear.

409

Douglas Bunker
Lloyd K. Bishop
Vernon L. Tyler
Robert Lindsay
Dale Turner
George S. Kiinalielc

Max W. Hill

Glen F. Ovard

Senior Aaviser
Ronald Law

Melvin Whipple

Secrelary
Edward G. Marshall
John R. West

Allan Ebesu
Calvin E. Nielsen
Richard Coolc
Owen Bennion
Robert Hales
Douglas Phillips

William G. Pinnock

Carl D. Anderson

Recorder Historian. Fall Qiiarter
Edward Seppi
Jerry C. Cahill
Carwin C. Williams
Dennis Day

Dayle Jeffs

Harold Rosen

Vice Presiaenl
Don Wadsworth
J. Morris Hickman

John Green

Treosrirpr
Wayne Schwalbe

Recorder- Hisforian,

W^inler & Spring Quarters

Clinton Odell

Albert Hedquist

Robert Penfield

Evan Romney
President

Henry D. Moyle, Jr.
Ted Brady
Paul Searic
Jarrctt Jarvis
Ivan Swcnson

A national scolastic fratern-
ity, organized to promote a higher
standard of learning and to en-
courage high scholastic attain-
ment among freshman men.

PHI ETi SUMA

Archie Curtis
Da«n K. Webb
Richard Moody

Merrill Bradshaw
L'rsci Ailred
Marjoric Miliar

Daxid S<hulthess

George Sorcnsen

Robert E. Wells
Chairm(in

Betty Jo Hawkins
Maridcll Lewis
Jack Cliristensen

( olleen Keeler

Douglas Lazenny

Cnairmtin — hall Term

Kenneth Siinison

Ready lo produce an enlerlaininc
proyiani at a minules notice the student
|)rot<ram bureau lius arranged everything
from a wedding reception to an Easter
service. Serves to advertise the university
off-< .wnpus and to develop and promote
slue! nt talent and participation. Toole
lini' off between winter and spring quar-
ters lo tour parts of Idaho. Utah and Ne-
vacl I. giving programs on the way.

STUDENT PROGftilll BURGill)

Seniors enjoy their last dance
as members of I lie regular BYU
student body and start off Com-
mencement Week proceedings.

Below, tbe class—as a group-
treks over familiar campus trails.

SOENTVTHIRD AIIDAl

412

dOMMEIdEIHEIT. 1949

Dignitaries stand previous to opening of Commencement
program. Those graduating are tired and hot before they receive
their diplomas, and below, Richard Kent Watts, valedictorian,
leaves the stand following his address. A few of those who re-
ceived "sheepskins" after four years of hard work.

413

II ilGMORIM

these shall nol pass this way again.

WHEN EARTHS LAST PICTURE IS PAINTED

When earlli s Inst piiliirc is painlecl and ihe lubes are twisted and dried.
When the oldest colours have faded, and the youngest critic has died.
We shall rest, and, faith, we shall need it— lie down for an eon or two,
Till the Master of All Good Workmen shall put us to work anew.
And those that were good shall he happy; they shall sit in a golden chair;
T hey shall splash at a ten-league ranvas with brushes of comets' hair.
They shall find real saints to draw from — Magdalene. Peter, and Paul;
They shall work for an age at a sitting and never be tired at all!
And only The Master shall praise us, and only The Master shall blame;
And no one shall work for money, and no one shall work for fame,
But each for the joy of the working, and each, in his separate star,
Shall draw the Thing as he sees It for the God of Things as They are!

:SkWi!fm,

BLAINE N, TAYLOR
1924-1948

Born October 10. 1924 . . son of James D. Taylor
. . . fulfilled mission for LDS church 1943-194S
in Texas-Louisiana .... attended Preston High
.... active in athletics . . . attended BYU 1942-
1943.

414

PAUL MELVIN TAYLOR
1928-1948

Born April 1. 1928 in Provo. Utah .... son of
Melvin J. and Arma Hancock Taylor . . . received
education in llie Provo schools . . . attended BYU
1946-1948 .... active in Boy Scouts and priest-
hood in Pioneer Ward .... scheduled to fulfill
mission in Norway when Killed .... member of
Tausig social unit.

ABOIFAZEL (Billy) MOHASSEL
1923-1948

Exchange student from Iran . . born December
23, 1923 in Teheran . . . attended Springfield
College in Springfield, Massachusetts . . . entered
Brigham Young University 1947.

415

The blork Y . which is the official award for student activity, is given on a point basis in order thai stu-
dents might work in several different activities and receive credit for minor positions.

The Y itself is awarded for the first 15 accumulative points with a ruby award for 30 points, a pearl for 43,
and a diamond for 60 points. The jewels are mounted on the block "Y". Senior service certificates are awar-
ded to senior students who have 10 to 14 points when they graduate.

This year a new award was added. For anyone earning 80 points or more the block "Y" replete with jewels
is attached to a laurel wreath. The first such award is shown below.

BLOCK Y AWARDS

Urscll Allrcd
Ray Andelin
Bod Anderson
Ray Becknani
Davis Bitten
Merrill Bradsnaw
Jackie Briggs
Anita Call
Marcene Camp
lack Cnristonscn
Dalian Clark
Glenn Crump
Arcllic Curlis
Eddie Durham
Bruce Dyer
Claire Dyrcng
Sheldon EHiotl
W^ayne Ferguson
Keith FiUniore
Ken Flake
Harvey Goll
Dorothy GrocsDeck
Grace Guymon
I3can Hansen
Eunice Harmon
Betty Jo Hawkins
Jim Hill
Jean Howard
Jack Jones
Roy King
Lorraine Linde
Madclyn Mathews
Robert Meservy
Roy Molen
Coy Mullen
Keith Orme
Jim Paramore
Sylvia Patterson
Dean Roberts
Lorraine Russell
Earl Smith
George Sorcnsen
Carolyn Thompson
Helen Torney
Don 1 regaskis
Steve Van Wagenon
Bob Wells
Marian Wilkenson
Jean Williams
Ernie Webb
Ken Young

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AWARDS

DIAMOND AWARD
Ralpn Benson

LAUREL WREATH

Special Award
Moana Ballif

RUBY AWARDS

Fred Adams
Tom Andrew
Jody Austin
Jess Bushman
Mary Clyde
LaRae Colletl
Max Golighlly
Merrilyn Harmon
Bruce Hilton
Coruad Judd
Douglas Lazenby
John Lee
Maridell Lewis
Russ Mickelson
Marge Millar
Herbert Morris
Mary Ann Murdock
Ken Pace
A! Purnell
Neal Richards
Ken Sailsom
Dave Schulthess
Carma Rasmusscn
Nan Slapp
Claire Stoddard
Lynn Warner
Bob Whittaker

PEARL AWARDS

LaMyrI Boyack
Colleen Callister
Grace Lindsay
Dick Moody
Kay Randall
Alma Snow

SR. SERVICE CERTIFICATES

Harold Argyle
Carol Brockbank
Marian Crawford
Hermine Eckersley
Gordon Forsyth
James Glenn
Joe Hilbers
Marie Kirkham
Orville Lundell
Dean Pcay
Luana Rushton
Melvin Randall

416

FACULTY lOEX

Allman, Ray E. 36
Allen, Mark K. 36
Anderson, Dean A. 30
Anderson, Mary J. 31
Arrington, Norma R. 31

BalUf, Ariel S. 36
Barlow, Irene S. 28
Beck, D. Elden 33
Benson, Mary Beth 28
Berry, June E. 31
Barrett, WilUam E. 31
Berryessa, Max 31
Billings, May 33
Bishop, LeRoy 33
Bissell, Harold J. 34
Boel, Joseph M. 33
Booth, Lillian C. 35
Boyle, Clarence S. 35
Boyle, William H. 36
Bradford, Reed H. 33
Brailsford. Robert E. 32
Britsch, Ralph A. 28
Broadbent, H. Smith 31
Bryner, Loren C. 33
Buggert, Gustav F. 35
Bullock, Kenneth C. 30
Burmingham, Olive K. 34
Burton, Alma P. 35
Butt, Newbern I. 33

Caine, Julia A. 28
Candland, Dorothy N. 34
Canning, Ray R. 35
Carr. William C. 34
Carroll, Elsie C. 34
Char, Jean 30
Cheney, Thomas E. 32
Christensen, Herbert K. 31
Christensen, Parley A. 30
Clark, Herald R. 30
Clark, Harold Glen 31
Clark, Monroe H. 28
Clark, Reola 32
Clarke, A. John 29

Clinger, Morris l/i. 30
Covington, Loren C. 32
Cowan, Cynthia A. 33
Crandall, Lars G. 31
Croft, Evan M. 36
Croft, Gretta 34
Cummings, Benjamin F. 36

Dallin, G. Leon 35
deJong, Garrit 33
Dixon, Owen 6. 28
Doxey, Roy W. 34
Dunn, Norman 29

Earl, Don L. 33
Evans. Glen J. 30
Eyring, Carl F. 31

Fisher, Flora D. 31

Gamett, LaVell C. 28
Geertsen, O. Norman 32
Gilbert, Mary Dean 28
Gledhill, Preston R. 36
Goates, J. Rex 31
Goates, Marcia A. 32
Grow, Stewart L. 31
Gunn, Richard L. 35

Haggerty, Charles E. 34
Hales, Margaret 31
Hales, Wayne B. 31
Hallman, Lucille 29
Halliday, John R. 33
Hamblin, Lawson O. 32
Hammond, May C. 28
Hansen, George H. 35
Hanson, WilUam F. 28
Harrison, Bertrand F. 35
Hart, Anna B. 28
Hart, Charles J. 33
Hayes, John E. 31

Hill, EUzabeth 29
Himes, Ell vert H. 29
Holbrook, Leona 33
Hoyt, Harrison V. 30
Hunt, Norman 35

Jackson, Elda B. 31
Jaconb, Briant S. 35
Jakeman, M. WeUs 32
Jensen, C. LaVoir 34
Jensen, Christen 36
Jensen, Edgar M. 31
Jones, John F. 35
Jorgensen, Mary H. 29

Keeler, Joseph J. 28
Kest, J. Robert 35
Knight, Hattie M. 32

Lambert, Asael C. 29
Larsen, B, F. 35
Larson, Clinton F. 33
Law, Reuben D. 35
Lee, Lorine 30
Lee, Wilford D. 29
Lewis, Stella Dixon 34
Lloyd, Wesley P. 31

McAllister, John W. 35
McKnight, H. Neil 36
McKnight, Kent H. 36
McTague. Betty Houston 33
Madsen, Brigham D. 32
Madsen, Farrell D. 35
Madsen, Florence J. 28
Marshall, Milton 29
Martin, Thomas L. 36
Maw, Charles E. 31
Merrill, Amos N. 34
Miller, Elmer 29
Miller, Martin L. 36
Millet, W. Floyd 36
Morley, Alonzo J. 28

Morrill, A. Reed 33
Murdock, Maxine B. 34

Nelson, Elmer E. 33
Nibley, Hugh 30
Nicholes, Henry Joseph 31
Nicholes, Joseph K. 30
Nilsen, Reed E. 29

Oaks, Carol 32
OUorto.i, Anna 29

Packard, Hannah C. 32
Pardoe, Kathryn B. 29
Pardoe, T. Earl 28
Payne, John W. 31
Peterson, C. R. 30
Peterson, Dean A. 32
Peterson, Hermese 28
Peterson, Hugh W. 36
Poll, Richard D 35
Pond, A. Smith 29
Poulson, M. Wilford 32
Proctor, Paul D. 35

Rice, Leonard W. 36
Reimschiissel, Ernest F. 32
Rich, Naoma 34
Richards, Grant S. 31
Richardson, Beth 33
Rogers, R. Max 33
Romney, Antone K. 34
Romney, Catherine 34
Rowe, Edward M. 33

Sardoni, Lawrence W. 29
Sauls, K. B. 34
Smith, Oliver R. 30
Smith, Richard Leo 36
Smith, Wilford E. 32
Smoot, Richard P. 30
Bnell, William H. 28

Soffe, H, Wayne 29
Sorenson, Wayne L. 28
Sparks, M. Roy 32
Spears, Irene O. P, 30
Spencer, Lucile 29
Sperry, Sidney B. 36
Stansfield, Russell N. 36
Stewart, Josie E. 33
Stewart. Maynard Dixon 30
Stone, Joics B. 35
Sudweeks, Joseph 29
Summerhays, Margaret 32
Swensen, Alebrt D. 32
Swensen, John C. 30
Swensen, Russel B. 29

Tanner, Orea B. 32
Tanner Vascoe M. 35
Taylor, H. Darrel 30
Taylor, J. Golden 29
Taylor, Weldon J. 34
Turner, Glen H. 29
Tattle, L. ElUott 31
Tyndall, Clarence 29

Valentine, Lee B. 29

Wakefield, J. Homer 29 ■
Warnick, Effie 35
Waterstradt, Jean Anne 35
Watkins, Arthur R. 33
Watte, Stan H. 34
Webb, Fredrick N. 34
West, Dale H. 33
Wight, Jay 28
Wilkinson, Winifred 33
WilUams, Myrra A. 30
Wilson, Ruth 30
Wing, John H. 36
Woolf, Golden L. 34

Young, James Ira 34
Young, Karl 36

STlDEItT lOEX

Aagard, Phyllis 223
Aamodt, Donna 389
Abbott, Bob 144, 341
Abbott, Janice 171, 329, 353
Abbott, Leah Nora 202
Abbott, Ward 153
Adair, Eleanore 228
Adair, Charles 155
Adairr Ethel Marr 138
Adams, Albert E. 157
Adams, Alma D. 186
Adams, Amber 213
Adams, Daniel 220
Adams, Erma 144
Adams, Fred C. 339, 324, 123
Adams, June 145, 368
Adams, Homer L. 131
Adams. Margaret L. 158
Adams, Ramona 143, 345
Adams, Rulon 207
Adams, Sharon 150
Adamson, Dolores 176
Adamson, E. Jewell 186
Adamson, Kenneth P. 338
Adamson, Raquel 228
Adcox, Dahnelle 216
Affleck, JoAnn 172
Agnon, Beverly 223
Aguirre, Joseph M. 341
Ahlstrom, Mignon 178
Aiken, Denza 187
Aiken, Patricia R. 151
Aiken, Russell V. 139
Ajirogi, Harold H. 122
Akee, Betty 213
Akiu, Leinaala 220
Albright, LaVerne 339
Albright, Jennie 143
Aldridge, William Everett 174
Alexander, Margaret 205
Alger, Evelyn Alice 156
AUeman, Nola 189

Allen, Carol 139
Allen. Dean L. 362
Allen, Genee 213
Allen, Douglas 180
Allen, Ida Ruth 191
Allen, Katharine 230, 407,

389
Allen, Marion S9
Allen. Mary G. 100
Allen, PhylUs 155, 379
Allen, Shirley R. 334, 121
Allen, Virginia 351, 117
Allenbach, Herman 218. 185
Allenbach, Marion 187, 342
Allred, Darrel 213
AUred, Garth W. 151, 330
Allred, Karl 179
Allred, Loye 229
Allred, Marie 155
Allred, Ursel H. 125
Allred, Robert 220
Alo, Roland 203
Amott, Donn R. 138
Andelin, Barbara 184
AndeUn, David Ray 144, 362
Andelin, Richard B. 151
Andelin, Robert L. 216
Andersen, Alice 228
Anderson, Anna Christine 225
Anderson, Belmont 145, 340
Anderson, Betty 229
Anderson, Carol 143
Anderson, Charles J. 381
Anderson, Cliff A. 118
Anderson, C. Reed 116
Anderson, Don 98
Anderson, Donna 159
Anderson. Donna Rae 205
Anderson, Dorothy 229, 360
Anderson, Floyd M. 157
Anderson, Geraldine 231
Anderson, Glenna 230

Anderson, Grant Wilson 144
Anderson, James H. 219
Anderson, Jean 222
Anderson, John E. M. 153
Anderson, John 159
Anderson, John R. 108
Anderson, John B. 218
Anderson, Kenneth 159
Anderson, Kennion C. 337
Anderson, Kent 381
Anderson, Lloyd N. 337. 380
Anderson, Lorin R. 116
Anderson, Nyal W. Ill
Anderson, Robert 143
Anderson, Robert C. 349
Anderson, Ruth 231
Anderson, Ruth Amy 157
Anderson, William C, 151
Andrew, Marian 169, 289
Andrew. Tom 324, 126
Andrus. Elden G. 119
Andrus, Merrill 221
Andrus, Merlin Darnell 203
Andrus, Stanley K. 207
Aplanalp. Arden J. 142, 324,

358
Argyle. Betty 123
Argyle, Harold John 358, 114
Argyle, Laurell A. 229
Armstrong, Aleen 220
Ar.iett, Charles 153
Arrowsmith, Joy 181, 355
Ash, Afton 223, 407
Ashby, Lila 223
Ashby, Lois 151. 333
Ashcraft. Kathryn 383. 129
Asher. Gloria R. 334, 131
Ashliman, Ila Mae 156, 386
Ashworth, Tanya 220
Ashworth, Victoria 213
Ashworth, Dean 338
Atkinson, Iris 215, 387

Atkinson, J. Von 216
Atwood, Mathalyn 213
Aucoin, Edgar B. 115
Ault, Howard 205
Austin, Iris 345
Austin. Joan 145, 368, 388
Austin, Melva 167
Avarell, Joy 230
Averett, Marie Andrus 345,
111

Bacon, Edward H. 173
Badger, George 205
Bagley, Doris 210
Bagnell, Myrna 152
Baird, Fred 148
Baird, Larae 205
Baird, William N. 109
Baker, Barbara 221
Barker, Belva 169
Baker, Carole D. 142, 352
Baker, Donald 210
Baker, Harold 127
Baker, Kathleen 218
Baker, MolUe Rae 181
Baker, Shirley 174
Bales, Bill 373
Ball, Melvin 220
Ball, Vesta Ann 385
Ballantyne, Marion 223, 388
Balard, Leon 188
BalUf, Marilyn 225, 360
BalUf, Moana 326, 369, 128
Ballou, Jane Tyler 109
Barber, Kitty Sue 218
Barden, June 211
Barker. Betty 209
Barker, Evelyn J. 167, 351
Barker, Roma 231
Barlow, Margaret 208, 389

Barnes, Marjorie 187, 334
Barney. Clive 186
Barney, Kay 231
Barney, LaVon 211
Barratt, Betty 155
Barratt, Joyce 217
Barrett, David Bruce 218, 378
Barrett, Mikki 191
Barrows. Barbara 360
Barrus. O. Hal 188
Barry. H. Wesley 142, 371
Bartholomew, Bessy 386. 115
Bartholomew, Mac Rae 206
Barton, Frank 138
Barton, Paul 77, 110
Bateman, Kenneth 145, 336
Bateman, Maurice B. 339, 108
Bateman, Joyce 175, 347
Bateman, Ralph 181, 378
Bates. Burlin D. 155
Bawden, Leon 211
Baxter, Lola 227
Baxter, Wanda 227
Beal, Peggy 387
Beamer. Cleighton 166
Bean, Barbara S. 346, 113
Bean, Carol 187, 386
Beardall, Keith E. 153
Bearnson, Norma 159, 347
Beck, Beverly L. 169
Beck, Donald 226
Beck. John K. 117
Beck, Louise 190, 329, 343
Beck. Wayne 216
Beck, Sally 217
Beckham, Ray 324, 110
Beckstead, Robert 145, 337
Beckstrand, Therald C. 220
Beckstrom, Ted Hanson 125
Bedenbaugh, Joyce 203
Beem, Ivan R. 358
Beesley, Kenneth H. 227

417

Beesley, Mary 156, 345
Behrmann, Verl 201
Belliston, Mima Jean 131
Bellows, Ray D. 174
Belnap, Parley 148, 380
Belnap, Glennice 138
Bench, Faun Powell 120
Bench, Karyl Lea 219
Bendall, Jack R. 159
Bendlxsen, Grant D. 128, 86
Bendixsen, Richard D. 176
Bennett. Barbara 139, 353
Bennett, Davina 227
Bennett, ElDean 138
Bennett, Robert L. 209
Bennion, Dawn 191, 329
Bennlon, George C. 324
Bennion, Owen C. 145, 324
Bennion, Paul Clark 208
Benson, Colleen 166
Benson, Ralph 325, 339
Bentz, Marvin 147
Berg, Herbert 180
Bergeson, Garth 363
Bergquist, Eleice 201
Berrett, Darrell Alden 112
Berrey, Barbara 167
Beus, Catherine 147
Beus, Eliza 138
Bevan, Richard 213, 378
Bezzant, Mathew K. 118
Bezzant, Stanley Dean 231
Bickmore, Patricia 368
Bigelow, Richard C. 154, 338
Bigelow,Richard P. 183. 276,

338
Bigler, Iris Dawn 209. 360
BilUngs, Howard K. 139, 339
Billings. Russell M. 337
Bills. DeLoyal 229
Bimmler, Robert Loren 119
Bingham, Beverly 227
Bingham, Alpheus 109
Bingham, Ervin J. 108
Bingham, Gerald 340
Binks, Blair N. 157
Bird, Donald 210
Bird, Marie 218
Bird, Norma Lee 174
Bird, Velene 227
Bishop, Lloyd Kay 232
Bishop, Margery 208
Bitter, C. Eldon 98
Bitton, Ronald Davis 203
Bjorndal, Eve 183
Blades, Dorene 189
Black, Alma June 333, 128
Black, Barbara 99
Black, Barbara 225
Black, Ireta 166
Black, Keith W. 221
Black, Paul 151
Black, Robert L. 155
Blackburn, Martin 206
Blackett, Joann 178
Blackham, Diane 221
Blades, Donabelle 185, 329
Blades, Dorlene 189
Blair, Carolyn R. 145, 360,

389
Blake, Joseph T. 126
Blakeslee, Harvey Talbert 119
Blanch, Mable 145, 352
Blanchard,LaWana 187
Blanchard, Richard 150
Blatter, Glenn 210
BUnt, Dick 378
Blocher, Donnamae 156, 386
Blocher, Leona 210
Blocker, Marie 141
Blocker, Willie 175
Bloomdale, Robert 209
Blumell, James 128
Blumell, Mary 155
Boam, Norma 173
Bodily, Beryl 208
Bodily, Lucile 147
Bodily, Norman 208
Bohman, Robert A. 357
Bohn, Mary 172
Bohne, Maurice E. 350
Boley, Joanne 218
Bolingbroke, Mary Lois 211,

360
Bomberger, Tom 169
Bond, Dean W. 118
Bond, Marian 117
Bond, Paul 230
Booth, Edgar Kent 216
Booth, Sharee 159
Booth, Virginia 365, 110
Boren. Maurine 209
Borgeson, Clara R. 143, 367
Borgeson. N. Lavina 367. 114
Boshard, James 129
Botts, Walter 169

Bowen, Afton 121
Bowen, Joyce 146, 384
Bowen. Lenore 231
Bowen. Lila 230
Bowen. Loa Verda 168
Bowen, Robert 147, 336
Bowman, Donn Seymour 125
Bowman, Kathleen 181
Bowser, Lawrence G. 155
Bown, Jay 140
Boyce, David 221
Boyack, Robert 372
Boyack. LaMyrl 145, 388
Boyce, Oerald 143
Boyden, Thomas A. 149
Boyer, Barbara Lu 139
Boyer, Francis O. 168
Boyler, Pauline 210
Boyle, Colleen 215
Boyle, Norma 352, 126
Boyle, Richard R. 219
Brace, William R. 173, 380
Bradford, Jeanine 210
Bradley, Myra 210
Bradshaw. Margaret 210
Bradshaw, Merrill 358, 332
Brady, AUce 210, 360
Brady, Beverly 334. 108
Brady, Walter Edward 229
Braithwaite, Kenneth 371, 117
Brammer, Joseph S. 158, 339
Brand, Carol E. 354, 328
Brandley, Calvin S. 152, 363,

331
Brandley, David 212
Brandley, Robert 173
Brandstetter, Nora Lee 169,

347
Bratt, Shirley 214
Brazier. Margaret 215
Breckenridge, Edison C. 155
Brewer, Lugene 210
Briggs, ElMarie 208
Briggs, Emma Louise 167
Briggs, Garth 147
Briggs, Hermine 223
Briggs, Jacqueline 155, 335
Brim, Margaret 173
Brimhall, Darlene Mae 119
Brimhall, Jeannine E. 181,

343
Brimhall. Marion 207, 388
Brimhall, WilUs H. 362, 119
Brimley, Lila 210, 385
Brinkman, Raymond 158, 378
Brinton, John Robert 210
Bristow, Richard 130
Britchett, Jed 341
Broberg, Carolyn 369
Brockbank, Bruce 348
Brockbank, Carol 326, 370,

127
Brockbank, Lois Elaine 226
Brockbank, Nancy D. 228, 407
Brockbank, Norma 183, 369
Broderick, Bertie 203
Broderick, Clara 140
Broderick, Luelma 181, 383
Brokaw, Rose Marie 150
Brooks, Winton 221
Brooksby, John Carl 123
Brossard, Louis 176, 349
Brough, Sharemene 129
BrouUm, Dorothy Mae 379
Brower, Richard A. 143, 336
Brown, Aron 211
Brown, Berna 169
Brown, Beth 142, 385
Brown, Carol 173. 368
Brown, Cheryl 175
Brown, Joanne 230
Brown, Elva 226
Brown, Farrell 189, 349
Brown, Glen R. 108
Brown, Ina Lavon 231, 407
Brown, Jack 167, 363
Brown, Loene 219
Brown, Lois A. 219
Brown. Lois Ray 111
Brown. Marvin 218
Brown, Moyle 154
Brown, Thomas 211
Bruderer, WiKord L. 100
Brunner, Earl Chester, Jr.

382, 109
Brunner, Laurine Adams 108
Bryant, James 150, 348
Bryner, Bruce 362, 124
Bryson, Dean 224
Bryson, Norman 208
Buchanan, Donald 128
Buchanan. Randall 221
Buckmiller, Naomi 118
Buffo. Frank William 118
Bugg, Donald Alvin 120
Bulkley, Ross 208

Bullen, Mary Alice 148, 341
Bullock, Barbara 185
Bullock, Bernice 190, 383
Bullock. Montell B. 124
Bullock. Norma Dean 206
Bunnell, Carol Lee 111
Bunker, Douglas 176
Burnett, Dallas 208
Burgon, Barbara 173
Burgon, Grant 377, 99
Burgon, LaRae 386, 128
Budleigh, Ivan 168
Burnlngham, Stanley C. 115
Burr, George Thomas 209
Burrup, Max S. 225
Burt, Mary Jane 213
Burt, Nadine 218
Burton, Alma P. 374
Burton, George 190
Burton, Lorene 151
Burton, McKay 211
Burton, Melvin 148
Burton, Richard 359
Buschki, Dale 179. 377
Bushman, Glen 340
Bushman, Jess 325. 340, 131
Bushman, Nelph 180
Bushnell, William Glen 113
Bushman, Anna 208
Butcher, Darwin 214
Butikofer. Lenora V. 188, 389
Butler, Dale H. 153
Butler, Jay Grant 112
Butler. Mark 171
Butler. Wesley M. 117
Buttars. Elma 209
Buys, Jay Richard 218
Bybee, Donald 229
Bybee. Gary 177. 348
Bybee. Marie Dean 116
Byrd, Jennings 219, 332, 350

Cahill, Jerry 203
Cahoon, Geneese, 202
Calder, Lucy 175
Calder, Rachel 176
Calderwood, Keith W. 143,

339
Caldwell. Don A. 169
Caldwell. Kenneth 202
Caldwell, Silas Gerald 113
Call, Anita 177, 346
Call, Darrell, 178, 337
Call, Eran 215
Call. Gaynell 228
Call. Geneva 221
Call. Hannah 130
Call. Leah Mae 205
Call, Lowell 99
Call, Mac 204
Call, Rene 203
Call, Ruth 157
Call, Shirley E. 389, 110
Call, Shirley May 202
Callister, Colleen 353, 326,

119
Calton. Robert G. 153
Camenish. Val 115
Cameron. Henry 182
Cameron. J. Elliot 130
Cameron. Owen 116
Cameron, Robert G. 348
Camp, B. Marcene 145, 343
Campbell. Rita 203
Campbell. Robert 201
Candland. David N. 130
Cannon, Charlotte 177, 328,

375, 388
Connon, Gerald W. 159, 380
Cannon, JoAnne 147
Card, Darrell H. 157, 340
Cardall, John Norman 141
Carlisle, Reed 140
Carlson. Elaine J. 355
Carlson. Vernon J. 122
Carmack, Betty Jean 201, 387
Carpenter, Afton 377
Carter. Alice 151
Carter. Betty 172. 345
Carter. Ken V. 98
Carter, Marvin 143
Carter, Richard 203
Carver, Paul S. 175
Casper, John Wallace 157
Centry, WilUam C. 217
Chadburn, Archie F. 151
Chadwick. David B. 166, 371
Chambers, C. Bruce 214
Chan, Tim T. 152. 361
Chantrill, Emma Lou 178, 386
Chapman, Afton 189, 346
Chapman, Dwain R. 172, 381
Chapman, Ray L. 130
Char, Jean Fung 122, 127

Chase, Lorraine 205
Chatwin, Lois V. 168, 344
Chavez, Daniel 222
Cheney, Renee 204
Chesley, Ethel Mae 178
Child, Jerry W. 154
Chipman. Ray 148. 363
Choate. Nadine 232
Christensen, Kent A. 190
Christensen. Bonne 383
Christensen, Bruce L. 145, 337
Christensen, Clyde 224
Christensen, Colleen 202, 388
Christensen, David 232
Christensen, DeWayne W. 157
Christensen, Dolores 168
Christensen, Donald 204
Christensen, Edward Dean

140
Christensen, Fawn 143
Christensen, Gordon L. 143
Christensen, Harold 228
Christensen. Hazel 147
Christensen, Jack 141
Christensen, Jay, 362
Christensen, Kathryn 187,

355
Christensen, Kent 338
Christensen, Marilyn 171,

356. 329
Christensen. Milton 186. 380
Christensen. Miriam 354. 120
Christensen. Ned 232
Christense. Nola 155
Christensen. Randa Rae 156,

352
Christensen, Roberta Mae 352,

128
Christensen, Rose 227
Christensen, Wendell 217
Cnristiansen, Flora 226, 388
Christiansen, Leila 166, 328,

386
Christiansen. Shirley 354
Christit, Earnest 130
Christman, Albert B. 143
Christman, Florine 188
Christopherson, Janet 352,

122
Christopulos, Tony T. 176
Chryst. Adelle 230, 289
Clapham. Barbara 220
Claridge. Helen Ruth 202
Clark, Barbara 187, 355
Clark, Beryl 157
Clark, Carol 120
Clark, Carol 389
Clark, Carol Elizabeth 225
Clark, Carol Jean 204, 407
Clark, Charles S. 336
Clark, CoUeen 179, 328
Clark, Dalian R. 330, 372
Clark, Doris 368, 121
Clark, Earl 201
Clark, Erma 145, 383
Clark, Ernest H. 126
Clark, Ervin 98
Clarke, Fred Albert 152
Clark, Frederick H. 378
Clark, Hoover 229
Clark, Nola I. 181
Clark, Robert M. 190, 337
Clark, Thomas H. 188
Clark. Vern W. 143
Clark. Willard 232
Clay, Orson C. 201
Clay, Richard 230
Clayson, Harold 202
Clayson, Janice 209
Clawson, Harold P. 168
Cleary, John 110
Clegg. Carl B. 123
Clegg, Janet Ruth 113
Clegg. Jean M. 142
Clegg, Joseph H. 168
Clegg, Vella 203
Clemont, Keith 154
Clifford, Warren 222
Cloridge, Helen R. 387
Cloward, Richard 174
Cluff, NaDeen 216, 389
Cluff. Owen Lavell 174
Cluff. Rulon 229
Clyde. Helen 171, 329, 342
Clyde, Mary 326, 343, 120
Clyde, Norman 232
Clyde, Phyllis 141
Cockett. Abraham T. 139
Cockett. Joyce 118
Cockett. Miriam 219
Cole, Walter 364. 125
Coleman. Derwood B. 229
Coles, Arlo L. 153
Collett, Jolean 155. 342
Collett, LaRae 343. 124
Collier, Ina May 150, 365

Collier, Lila 232
Collier, Robert 201
Collier, Wendell 180
Collins, Elmer 153
CoUyer, James 229, 378
Colston, Christopher Lee 363,

119
Colton, Sarah 141, 335
Colvin, Curtis A. 147
Comer, Paul B. 172, 381
Compton, Annie Rosella 365,

121
Compton, Lou Jean 288, 367
Conley, Max 341, 125
Cook, Mary 203
Cook, Richard 203
Coombs, Lois J. 175, 351
Coombs, Orris Dow 201
Cooper, Barbara M. 368
Cooper, Glenda 173
Cooper, James O. 118
Cooper, Robert 220
Cope, Max R. 149, 378
Cordner, Carole 191, 328
Cordner, Maxlne 227, 407
Cordner, Weston S. 99
Cornaby, Paul G. 364
Cottrell, Vees 231
Cowley, Kendall F. 166
Cox, Edward 149
Cox, Lee 183, 348
Cox, Mollie Marie 205
Cox, Nyle M. 191, 381
Cox, Pearl 215
Craig, Calvin 203
Cramer, Edward 124
Crandall, Jerry B. 201
Crandall, Lentz M. 364
Crandall. Peggy 174. 333
Crane. Deon 232
Cranmer. Dorothy 175. 352,

329
Cranmer, Joseph W. 357, 121
Crawford, Marian 117
Crawford, Nalda 187
Craze, Mary 215
Creer. Afton Elaine 202
Creer, Anna Marie 111
Criddle, James 230
Critchfield, Enid 169. 385
Critchfield, Keith 203
Crittenden, Marion 342, 114
Crockett. Lois Jeanne 202
Crockett, Wilford 119
Crofts, Katherine 172
Crock. James Peterson 201
Cropper. Glenda 334
Crosby. Arthur F. 131
Croshaw, BUUe Lou 179
Crossman. Norma E. 169
Crowley, Beverly 232
Crowther, Carma 185
Crowther. Carol 188
Crowther, Earl 202
Crowther, Rosemary 203
Crump, Cal 181. 362
Crump. Donald 362
Crump. Glen H. 363, 126
Cude, Marilyn 179
CuUimore, Kathleen 201, 407
Cunningham, Delberta N. 205
Curtis, Archie 179
Cutler, Rea B. 227
Gutierrez, F. A. 350
Czirr, John Bart 181, 362

Dahlen, Ruth 120
Dahlquist, Gaylen 145, 371
Dalby, Lois 113
Daley, Raymond 229
Dalley, Alvin Glen 154
Dalley, Dennis 122
Dallin. Denlce 345
Dalton, Marilyn Whitesides,

127
Dalton. Mona 172
Daly. FrankUn 167. 332
Dangerfield. Elaine 379
Daniels, Jean 141, 347
Daniels, Tina Lou 171, 328
Dauwalder, Dutler C. 149
Davies, Joseph Kenneth 112
Davies, Keith 232
Davies, Wilma B. 131
Davis, D. Clyde 142. 147
Davis, Dee M. 183. 358
Davis. Freida M. 204, 360
Davis, Frank 146
Davis. Jack 143
Davis, Jean M. 142, 346
Davis. Jeanne 214
Davis, Kent 216
Davis. Leland J. 116
Davis, Reid 201

418

Davis, Robert 232
Davis, Ted E. 150
Davis. Wayne 158, 371
Dawson, Audene 207
Dawson, Dale E. 188
Dawson. Shelton 185
Day, Dennis 202
Day, FTSLtik 206
Day, Norma 232
Day, Virginia 139
Dean, Charles Edwin 99
Dean, Marie 385
Dean. Norma 346, 123
Dearden, Melvin O. 138
DeBry, James 141
Decker, Constance 224, 387
Decker. Daniel 175, 364
Decker, Denice 113
Decker, Janet 204
Deeds, Cameron Scott 111
Deeds, Keith 372
Deem, Arlene 231
Deem, Donna 145, 352
DeGraw. Monte B. 189, 363
DeHoyos, Arturo 183
deJong, Carma Rose 360
Dell'Aria, Thomas G. 139
OellaPiana, Gabriel Marie 151
Demke, JoAnn 334
DeMiUe. Dee 159
Denham, Ross B. 108
Denning. LaRae 112
Despain, Glynna 232, 387
Despain, Norma 204, 387
Detwiler, Lynn 140
Devey. Kathleen 203
Devey. Mary Lou 232
DeVito. Alfred 363
Dewsnup. Richard 225
Dickerson, Donald 154
Dickey, Myron 155
Dickson, Dorothy 124
Dickson, Joan 184, 328
Dickson, Keith 159, 357
Dixon, Allie Reona 204
Dixon, Eldon 125
Dixon, Elaine 157
Dixon. Floyd P. 149. 378
Dodge, M. Avon 149, 388
Dodson, Nell 191
Dobnisky. Bessie Ann 232
Dominguez, Dick 330
Dominques, John R. 157
Done, Albert 139
Dorff, Reginald 171
Domy, Jean E. 158
Doty, Allan 175. 350
Doughty, Marcia 216
Douglas, Robert 324, 113
Dow, Elaine 175
Dowdle, Harold 100
Downs. Mildred 183
Boyle, Dorothy 222
Doxey, Sam 177, 362
Draney, Donnadean 202
Drennan, Boyd 159, 348
Driggs, Barbara Jean 149 354
Driggs, Don 144. 330
Driggs, Margie Gay 202
Duff in, Elaine 183
Duke, Junius L. 154
Duke. LaRaee 173, 352
Duncan, Lila 179. 333
Dunford, Mary Lou 145 370
Dunham, Helen R. 129
Dunkerley, Sheila 191, 346
Dunn, Joseph Vem 359
Dunn, Joyce 149, 343
Dunn, Sara Mae 229
Durham, Edward 340
Durrant. Lorna Joyce 157
Dustin, Joyce 224
Dustin, Nona 140. 379
Duzett. Marjorie 203
Dyer. Bruce 372
Dyer, Lloyd 215
Dyer. Richard 212
Dyreng, Claire 368, 388, 124
Dyreng, Pauline 145, 369
389

Edwards, Edward 181 349
Edwards, Walter 168
Egbert, Dolores 181
Egbert, James M. 114
Egbert, LuDene 190
Ekker, Leta 173
Eklend, Glenn L. 372
Eldridge, Burr 361
Eldredge, Erma 166, 386
Elison, James H. 150. 341
Elison, Joanne 215, 360
Elkan, Gerald H. 361
Elldredge. Burr 167
Ellertson, Norman W. 186
337

Ellicott. PhylUs D. 159, 383

Ellicott. Grant H

Ellis. Louise 139

Ellis. Marilyn 227

Ellis, Patricia Ann 171, 385

ElUs, Robert 147

Ellison, Joan 223

Flake, Cherie 207
Flake, Evelyn 216
Flake, Kenneth M. 145
Flake, Pat 213
Fletcher, I. Kay 384, 116
Flinders, Lois 231
Flint, Jean 128
Floyd, Sam 109
Flygare, Kenneth 361
Folland, Eleanor 206
Ford, Orlin B. 116
Foremaster, Lou Jean 225

Forsey, James Garry 188

Forsyth, David 222. 341

Forsyth, Gordon James 110

Forsyth, Walter 169

Foster, Betty 119

Foster, Maizie 203

Foutz, Emogene, 113

Foutz, Phyllis, 214

Fox, Shirley A. 177. 389

Fowles. Richard 203

Goates. Mary Jewell 356
Godfrey, Kenneth 189 331
Goff, Dora 143
Goff. Harvey 150, 324
Gold, Lucille F. 141
Golightly. Max C. 145, 325

339
Goodfellow, Geraldlne 217
Goodfellow, Ludeen 213
Goodness, Frances J. 114
Goodness, Laura Mae K. 180
Goodness, Leinaala 221
Goodrich, Boyd 381
Goodwin, Glen Kay 110

Hales, Lue Jean 171
Hales, Marilyn 168, 344
Hales, Robert 222. 373
Halgran, Leon A. 122
Hall, Barbara 182, 329
Hall, Garth 223
Hall, Heber 357
Hall, Herman Blaine 131
Hall, Geraldine 213
Hall, Stanley 349
Hall, Ilene 212
Halladay, Dan 112
Halley, Al 348
Halterman, Richard

Goodwin, Norma Manning 109 "«'«™«n. Richard 213
Goold. s4ssl West 127^^ S?"^^""^*"' "• ^^^"^ 188, 351

Ellsworth, Richard George 213 ISZL^^i Richard 203
Ellsworth, Richard Grant 223 S^^™?*"". Jewel 368, 328
Embleton Charles 21? Francis, Jay W. 155, 340

Embleton, Charles 215
Emerson, Jean 186, 383
Emmett, Myrtle 333, 122
Ence, Gwendolyn 231
Ence, Paul S. 220
Engebretsen, Grankie. 152
Engh. Colleen 227
English, Ruby E. 175, 366
Engstrom, Margaret Elaine

231
Enniss, Mary 191
Enos, Blossom K. 223
Enos, Lulu 178
Enos, Williet K. 146. 365
Erbe. Felicia 191
Ercanbrack, Bonnie 174, 368
Erickson, Donis 223
Erickson, Ervin Ronald 223
Erickson. Helen 159, 385
Erickson, K. Earl 117

Ericlison. Reita 202

Erickson. Shirley 155

Ericksen, Venla Jean 187.
386

Eseudero, Raymond 206

Evans, Ashel J. 113

Evans, Delna 179

Evans, Hazel Elaine 222

Evans, Marilin 142

Evans, Merlyn Louise 191

Evans, Robert W 120

Everett, Betty 226

Ewell, Ouane H. 186

Ewoldsen, Calvin B. 215. 203

Eyre, DeRay 201

Eyring, Elaine 353, 110

Eyring, Suzane 204

Fairbanks, F. J. Lamar 180
Fairbanks, Lois 223
Fakharzadeh, Mehdi 98
Faragher, Joanne 191, 370
Ferley, Alice Faye 156

Francis, Keith 171
Francis, Bell 211
Frandsen, Glenn 221
Frandsen, Ina 230
Frandsen, Melvin V. 220
Franson, Oral M. 125

??fS'f -^r-^ -«• 333 I^IL^i^. 146

Goold. Sessl West 127
Gordon, Rodney 139, 363
Gottfredson, Dorothy 167
Goulding, Lavar O. Ill
Goulding, Ruth 204 387
Gourley. Carlyle O. 371, 129
Gowans, Floyd 191
Gowers, Clara 365
Gowin, Iris 217
Graham, Bob 180
Graham, Norma N 215
Grange, Mar U. 144
Grant, Barbara B. 379, 110
Grant, L, LaRae 226
Gray. Earl 113

Fredrick, Nolan 229
Freebairn, Vera Lynne 217
French, Jack 215
Fresh, Ludene 215, 389
Fretwell, John D. 380, 108
FroeUch, Bob 183, 364 330
Fulghum, Edna Grace 151
Fuller, Fredora 158 379
Fullmer, Brian 222
Fye, Doreen 203

Galbraith, Joyce 221, 388
Galbraith, June 219
Gallagher, Robert Grances

230
Gallier, Monroe 218
Gambles, Harry D. 188
Gambles, Milton B. 213
Gammell, Nelda Jean 231
Ganjei, Farhad 184
Gardner, Ouane 177
Gardner, Fred 131
Gardner, LaRae 219
Gardner, Marjorie 211
Gardner, Mary Ellen 213
Gardner, Maxine 170
Gardner, Paul G. 330
Garfield, Earl J. 349. 348
Garlick, Junior G. 182, 362

330
Garrett, Donna G. 333. 108
Garrett, Earnest T. 122
Garrett. William 139
Garrett. Z. Llouise 186
Garrick, Bernell J. 219

364,

Greaves, Howard 380

Greaves, Madge C. 156

Green. Emerson 178

Green. lona 189

Green. John 176, 381

Green, Keith 169

Green, Patricia 186
Green, Patricia Ann 366
Green, Verl 213
Greenall, Bonnie 230
Greenhalgh, Clark 364
Greenwell, Stan G. 142

331

Greenwood, Dennis 191, 350
Greenwood, Roger 129
Greer, Elaine 189
Greer. Joan S. 187. 351
Greer, June 352, 128
Greer, Richard E. 173
Griffin, Ethel 387, 384, 122
Griffin, Lewis L. 153
Griffiths, Don 330
Griggs, Ronald 359
Grimes, Don 191, 363
Grindstaff. Philip 154
Grindstaff, Vivian N. 120

Groesbeck. Dorothy isi? 328. Sa^SIIS,' ^To7d '^

Farnsworth, Lavieve 138 347 r J^^^' J-uc'l'e 201
Farnsworth iJt^- n ^•?"' ^" ?ates, Robert W. 145

Farnsworth, Leona 157
Farr, Betty 211
Farr. Neil C. 149, 377
Farr. Sylvia 150
Farr. Zoe 130
Farrer, Dale 217
Farthing, Lucille 219
Faulk, Lory 231
Faux. Marilyn 228
Faux, Neal D. 130
Fehlberg, Siegfried H. 110
Feik, Eva 150
Felt, Morris 178

360
336

Gates. Vilate 188
Gay, Carlyle 159, 381
Geddes, Marilyn 219
Geertsen, WilUam F. 125
Gehring, Myrle 215
Geis. Gilbert 98
Geis. Ruth 100
George, Elma 153
George, Harold R. 98
Georges, Irene 147
Gerber, Betty 214
Gerber. Willard A. 155
Gerwin. Helen 168. 354

Fenn. Carmen Margarite 213 r^„^^\y~'- — '"'".i.^'''
Ferguson. Adrian Elrl, Jr 156 rffff,i' w" o"f'V'f ^23
Ferguson, Wayne 146. 325 9f^l'°^S- '^**rl<=*« ^yn 225

Earl, Albert 214
Earl, Charles 229
Earl, Janice 184, 329, 345
Eastley, Lloyd J. 123
Eastman. Elaine 223. 387
Easton. Andrew 173, 331, 378
Eccles, James 373
Eckersley. E. Hermlne 353

120
Ecton. Ila 215
Edwards. Belva Dawn 220
Edwards, Clista 184

Ferguson, Wayne 146, 325

380, 374
Fernley. Arlene 214
Ferre, Sherl D. 112
Ferrin, Marie 223
Fetscher. Nancy 113
Fife. Alexander Louis 171
Fillerup, Leland M. 338

Fillmore. Keith 325 339 120 J^-Si ^^l' t""'®'' ^■
Fillmore Vera 228 ' Sf^Py. .Robert 186

Fillmore. Vera 228
Finlayson. Helen J
Pinley. CUfford G.
Fisher. Beth 180
Fisher. Clara 216
Fisher. Vanona W. ^
Fiske, Suzzanne 173
Fitts. Dorothy 225
Fitzgerald, Ann 128
Fitzgerald, Sherman 100
Flack, Alrey LeGrand 117

Gibbs, Fay 223
Gibbons, Amy 216
Gibbons, Beverly 145, 369
Gibbons, Donna 224
Gibbs, Mary Beth 143, 333
Gibby, Neal 108
Gibson. M. Carl 98
Giddings. Luther F. 187

353

Groesbeck. Grant 212
Groesbeck, JoAnn 177
Groesbeck, Marilyn 225
Grossen, Jeanne D. 115
Grunewald, Catherine 202
Grunewald, Ramona 217
Gubler, Donworth V. 100
Guff, Dora 386
Gummow, Elaine 185
Gunderson, Marjean 216
Gunn, Gloria 215
Gunn, LaMarr 223
Gunnell, E. LeRoy 188, 361

378
Gunnell, Merrill Parker 156

381
Gunter, Eldon. 176. 372
Gunter, Marvin 189
Gunter. Maynard 177 378

332
Gustaveson, Floyd 100
Guthrie, Charmalne 145, 352
Guthrie, Leona 383, 129
Guymon, Grace 145, 352
Guymon, Jeradean 174

Maman, Robert Louis 156 364
Hamblin, Jay 156, 336
Hamblin, Wayne 149
Hamblin, Ken 158
Hambrick, John 207, 231
Hammond, Gale 172. 378
Hammond, Lois 148, 352
Hammond, West C. 381 111
Hancock, Clem S. 141
Hancock. Joseph P. 184
Hancock. Ralph 212
Hanks, Helen 175
Hansen, Alan R. 338
Hansen, Alice Ann 159, 384
Hansen, Bonnie 183, 329 370
Honson, Bonnie 179
Hansen, Burton E. 154 357
Hansen. Carol 368. 120
Hansen. Carol 166
Hansen, Conrad 166
Hansen, Deloy W. 180
Hansen, Dona May 158, 367
Hansen, Duvello 178
Hansen. Elayne 217
Hansen, Evelyn 216
Hanson, Fred 225
Hansen, Genevieve 170
Hansen, H. Dean 324, 340
Hansen, Irene 215
Hansen, Jeanine 220
Hansen, Jerrie 190
Hansen, Karen 227
Hanse. Leon 98
Hanson, Lorraine 155, 347
Hansen, Lynn 152, 381
Hansen, Monna 221, 407
Hansen, PauJ L. 142, 363

331
Hanson, Paul 148
Hansen, Phyllis 220
Hansen, Ralph 176. 357, 331
Hansen, Shirley 228, 407

348

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149

151
370

GigUotti, Eunetta 227
Gillespie, Horace D. 359
Gillis, Robert 98
Gilner, Gerald 217
Gines, Pauline 221
Glauser, Lilly 214
Gleave, Sara Mae 128
Glenn, Avery 179, 364
Glenn, James 324, 124
Gligorea. Gene 215
Glines, Arlin L. 190, 378

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Gwilliam, Stanford 100
Gwynn, Edward 358, 128

Hacking, Leah 173, 334
Haddock, Marjorie Jean 167
Hadlock. Curtis 109
Hafen. Geraldine 190
Hafen. Louise 223. 360
Hafen, William J. 124
Haglund, Peggy 189, 383
Hainsworth, Jerome 219
Hainsworth, Morris C. 180

372
Hale, Erma 216, 365
Hale. Rodney F. 223
Hale, Sherley L. 185
Hate, WiUord M. 167
Hale. Janet 223

Hansen. William 187, 330
Hansen, Wilma C. 201
Hanson. Jack 212
Harding, Boyd 143, 336
Harding, Fred W. 124
Harding, Leonard F. 141
Harding, Margee 369
Hardy, Barbara 145, 370
Hardy, LoRene 186, 344
Hardy, Marie 386, 119
Harker, Martha 212
Harman, Beth 166
Harmon, Colleen 151, 354
Harmon, Eunice 353
Harmon, Merrilyn 353 326

121
Harmon, Rondo 111
Harper, LaNola 151
Harries, Barbara 177. 387
Harris. Gene 333. 115
Harris. Gorden 205
Harris. Marie 224
Harris. Raymond H. 206
Harris. VaLois 149
Harrison. Ramona 149 387
Harrison, Dean 167, 332

Hart, Elaine 351, 121

Hartley, Dorene 213

Hartshorn, Leon 170, 362

Hartvigson, Joie

Harvey, Eugene 141, 341

Haslem. Dean W. 118

Haslem, Lynn 215
Haslem, Marie 387, 384, 116
Hastings, Evelyn 129
Hatch, Farr 167
Hatch, M. Ephralm 131
Hatch, Vera 226
Hatch, Vivian 157
Hatfield, Lenore 180
Hatton, Gaylen A. 176
Havens, I. Virginia 153
Havens. Pat 230. 387
Hawker. David 224
Hawkes. George R. 113
Hawkes. Peggy 175

419

Haws. John Keith 166

Kay, Ruth 151

Hayashi, Gladys 178

Haycock Bevan O. 138, 340

Haycock, James 222

Heath, Herman 112

Heaton, Maxine 99

Heaton, Philip 225, 373

Hebertson, Wayne M. 131

Hebrew, Quey 110

Hedquist, Albert 348

Hegsted, Victor 213

Hemingway, Robert D. 153

Hendrickson, Keith M. 186

Heninger, Lorrlene 149, 360

Heninger, Owen 185, 357

Hennessey, Barbara 225

Henessey, Patricia 223

Henrie, Shirle 223

Hepworth, Dallas 187, 344

Herde, Kark 120

Herrmann, Gertrude 204

Hershbergor, Kenneth 182

Hesser, Dewey 204

Heyrend, Anna Marie 203,
387

Heywood, David 213, 361

Heywood, Leona 170, 345

Heywood, Peggy 215

Hiatt. David 178

Hiatt, Wilbur 171

Hibbert, Ralph Dean 141

Hicken, Audrey M. 189

Hicken, Donald 155, 381

Hickeman, J. Morris 223

Hicks, Junior 381

Higa, Lily 201

Higginbotham, Barbara 140,
386

Hilbers, Joseph 109

Hilgendorff, Evelyn 218

Hill, Clyde 110

Hill, Dean 167

Hill, RaOla 140. 383

Hill. James B. 158

Hill, James E. 350

Hill, Jim 179, 359

Hill, Lois 189, 344

Hill, Max 229

Hill, Wilma 220

Hillman, Glen 153

Hilton, lone 173, 334

Hilton. Marilyn 353

Hilton. W. Bruce 177. 325.
341

Hinckley. LaRue 122

Hirschi. Betty Jean 386. 129

Hobday. Mable Lee 143. 333

Hobson. Ivan 119

Hodgkinson, Melvin J. 139

Hoggan. James Gordon 122

Holbrook. Laree 216, 387

Holbrook, LaRue 230, 387
Holder, Lyal 191
Holder. Robert WilUam 108
Holfeltz. Lula Jean 216
Holland. Lora Lee 175. 334
Holland. Vance M. 177. 371
HoUey. Alvin 108
Holley. Robert L. 190
HoUyfield. Velma Joyce 112
Holman. Robert 177, 359
Holman, Eugene 217
Holmes, Karma 204
Holmgren, Carol 215
Holt, Gayle 112
Holt, Birch 361
Holt, Nancy 168
Holt, Wesley 141
Holyoak, Phyllis 168
Homer, Don 142
Homer, Pauleen 202
Homer, Raymond 219
Hone, Keith 205
Hooper, David 225
Hoopes, Marilyn 228
Hoops, Jenny 220
Hoover, Kelvin 223
Hoover, Lola Mae 218
Hoppie, Jewel D. 213
Horlacher. Lowell E. 157
Horner. Robert M. 180
Horner. Velma G. 121
Horton. Carolyn 351
Hosford, Gregory F. 122
Houston, Betty Jean 334, 131
Howard, Grant C. 380, 111
Howard, Jean 177, 328. 342
Howard, John 213
Howard, L. Elsdon, Jr. 231
Howard, Louise 129
Howard, Willard W. 125
Howell, Delmar 179
Howells, Irene 143, 385
Howells, Thomas 190
Howes, Raymond E. 168

Howlett, Elaine 185, 385
Hoyt, Earl Ballard 98
Huber, Shirley 222, 387
Huff, Arvil W. 153
Huffaker, Eleanor 226
Huffaker, Janice 216
Huffaker, Marjorie E. 333, 108
Huffaker, Ray 221, 378
Huffman, Kayleen L. 186
Hughes, Mack F, 114
Hughes, Phyllis 139. 366
Hughes. Rawlins 189
Huillet, ODille 212
Huish. Fawn Christenson 343
Huish. John C. 371
Hulet, Dorothy 152, 333
Hulet, Ella Mae 229
Hulet, Oscar K. 157
Hull, Russell M. 357
Hulihan, Lois 215
Hullinger, ReVoe 227
Humphreys, Alice 174
Hunsaker, Susie 169, 345
Hunt, Heber 171
Hunt, Lester Dale 156, 380
Hunter, Artie B. 167
Hunter, Boyd M. 179
Hunter, Deck J. 207
Hunter, Duaine J. 123
Hunter, James 173
Hunter, Lou Jean 180
Hunter, Margaret 159
Hunter, Mildred 352
Hunter, Verne F. 149
Huntington, Jane 186
Hurst, Howard 213
Hurst, Joan 202
Hutchinson, Gloria 155
Hutchings, Grace 385, 127
Hutchinson, Janet 180
Hyatt, Norman F. 341, 98
Hyde, Elaine 212
Hyde, Gerald R. 175, 362
Hyde, Lona Mae 174, 352
Hymas, Bruce 215
Hymas, Scott S. 205

Ihle, Marilyn 203

Ingalls, WiUiam V. 147, 377

374
Irving, Margaret 204, 389
Irving, Eldred 173
Irwin, Bonnie Lou 185
Isaac, LaRae 214
Isaacson, Lola 204
Isakson. LaJuana 179, 344
Ivie, Joy 159, 383
Ivins, Anthony 206
Iwasa, Sumi 227

Jackson, Elda B. 100
Jackson, Vernice 143
Jacobs, Gloria 167, 353
Jacobs, Mary B. 123
Jacobson, Gwen 158
Jacobson, Lynn 223
Jacobson. Waldo 172
James, Richard 124
James, Tom 217
Jameson, Phyllis 254
Janish, Jardine 171
Janson, Reva 189, 366
Jenson, Donald 176
Jenson, Frank A. 372
Hardine, Earl D. 159
Jarvis, Jarrett 212
Jeffers, Vera 366
Jeffery, Jay 201
Jenkins, Douglas 145, 336
Jenkins, Jack 147, 378
Jenkins, Lyman H. 148
Jennens, Carol M. 171, 342
Jennings, Julienne 203
Jensen, Arliss 224
Jensen, Bonnie Jean 157
Jensen, Don A. 380
Jensen, Duane 124
Jensen, Eugene 159. 373
Jensen. Farrell 214
Jensen. Gloria 139. 385
Jensen. Grant 125
Jensen. Gwenyth 148
Jensen, Helen 129
Jenson. Iris L. 170, 379
Jensen, Janice 157, 388, 384
Jensen, Lada 202
Jensen, Marilyn 217, 389
Jensen, Marion 354, 329
Jensen, Keith 174, 378
Jensen, PhylUs C. 177
Jensen, Lamarr 155
Jensen, W, Clyde 128

Jensen, Wendell 209, 350
Jepperson, Robert Kay 115
Jeppson, Joyce 229
Jeppson, Ruth 181
Jepson, Marion 186
Jerling, Rae Marie 157
Jesperson, Myrna 232
Jessee, Dean C. 185
Jcx, Melvin Dean 100
Johansen, Viola V. 169, 328,

389, 371
Johns, Kenneth 382, 114
Johns, Max 171, 377
Johnson, Andrea 167, 345
Johnson, Berdine 188, 328
Johnson, Beverly 342, 112
Johnson, Carolyn H. 181
Johnson, Clayton 183
Johnson, Dorothy 204
Johnson, Eldred A. 324, 109
Johnson, Floyd L. 118
Johnson, Frank 153
Johnson, Gladys 202, 388
Johnson, Glen 126, 124
Johnson, Gordon Keith 123
Johnson, Helen 201. 344
Johnson. Helen Frances 155
Johnson. Helen May 201
Johnson. J. Kent 174, 338,

340
Johnson, Joel H. 147, 357
Johnson, Joelle 212
Johnson, Julia 352
Johnson, Laurel 187, 334
Johnson, Les 231
Johnson, Loren 209
Johnson, M. Dean 349, 121
Johnson, Rayma 201
Johnson, Reed F. 152
Johnson. Reed M. 357. 110
Johnson. Rex V. 187
Johnson, Shirley 346, 122
Johnson, Thelma L. 126
Johnson, Vada 232, 389
Johnson, Virginia 213
Johnson, Howard 167, 341
Johnson, Curg W. 139
Jolley, Inez 189, 352
Jones, Arlene 386, 123
Jones, Audrey 177
Jones, Barbara 232
Jones, Charlotte 166
Jones, Doris L. 124
Jones, Earl 324, 118
Jones, Edward 149
Jones, Elma J. 383
Jones, Ferron 124
Jones, Gary 148
Jones, Helen E. 149, 345
Jones, Helen Jeanne 175, 353
Jones, Hilda 204
Jones, JoLean E. 147
Jones, LeRoy 144, 348
Jones, Nadine 205, 407
Jones, Sherman 232
Jones, Grace 201, 360
Jordan, Mary Ella 222, 388
Jorgensen, Jerry 171
Josie, Barbara 212
Juarez, Rafael 230
Judd, Lewis 202, 378
Judd, Conrad 145, 325, 362

Kamauoha, Charles M. 151
Kamuoha, Lueen K. 181
Kanakele, George 225
Kanekoa, Catherine N. 174
Karpowitz, Robert 350
Kartchner, Joyce 188
Kartchner, Rulon 219
Kaufman, Oreal 123
Kawasaki. George J. 190, 381
Kay, Carol 159
Keaka, Rowena K. 189
Keate, Kenneth J. 141, 380
Keate, Robert K. 212
Keeler, Colleen 356
Keeler, Lovina 207
Keeler, Richard 212
Keeney, William Pat 129
Kekaula, Thomas 332, 361,

377
Kekauoha, Clifford N. 169,

332 377
Kelsey, Nan 185, 334
Kemper, Doral 349
Kemsley, Geraldine 159
Kendall, Bent W. 322
Kendall, James Clair 155
Kendall, Karl 232
Kendall. Robert 141
Kennedy. Barbara 222. 407
Kenolio. Gladys H. 173

Kern, DeMar R. 358
Kern, Russell L. 109
Ketzenbach, Delia 127
Kiester, Elaine 146
Kiester, Winfield Scott 382
Kilborn, A. Richalyn 120
Kilian, Mable 204
Killpack, Bennie B. 131
Killpack, Lovell A., Jr. 125
Killpack, Theodore N. 114
Killpack, Val L. 140
Kimball, Buddy 203, 350
Kimball, Carole 202
Kimball, Dan 357
Kimball, Elden 155
Kimball, Heber 232
Kimball, Gilbert 211
Kimball, Nina Ruth 167, 345
Kinder, Archie Gale 149
Kinder, LaRae 179
King, Earl N. 127
King, Frank G. 121
King, Glenn 181
King, Harold 167, 340
King, Kent 203
King, Roy H. 331, 362
Kingsford, Elaine 190
Kirk, Dorothy Gayle 223
Kirk, Emmeline 121
Kirkham, Dale 141
Kirkham, Marie 389, 375, 126
Kirkham, Rae Mona 184, 352,

328
Kirkham, Sally 177, 353, 329
Kirkpatrick, Robert 206
Kitterman, Stanford J. 152
Kleinman, Gay 151
Knaphus, Naomi 222
Knell, James J. 372
Knight, Annie V. 153
Knight, Curtis 153, 377
Knight, Joann 202, 407
Knight, Lester 140, 363
Knowlton, Beverley 186, 365
Knudsen, E. Arlene 346, 126
Knudsen, William 141
Kochi, Miyoko C. 187, 328
Kodel, Colleen 146
Koew, LaVerne 169
Kohler, Eloise 126
Roller, Lyle 157, 372
Kondo, Gladys T. 203 .
Kovach, John 168
Kowallis, Willard 118
Koyen, Patricia 138, 335
Koyle, Bliss 141. 333
Krage. Helen 212
Krause. Jeanne 218
Krebs. Delma 173
Krider, Edward 216
Krissman. Georgene 346. 129
Kump. Garth 359
Kunkel. Bernice H. 138, 384,

375
Kunz, McKay H. 117

Labrum, Donna Rae 150, 333
Labrum, Renee 205, 333
LaFollette, Everett 208
Lallatin, Gwen 205
Lam, Kum Kwan 175, 361
Lambert, Dan 114
Lambert, Rogers F. 185, 361
Lambert, Virginia 205
Lamborn, Maxine 157
Lamoreaux, Shirley 356
LaMunyon, Harold 381
Lancaster, Violet 205, 388
Laney, Allen F. 184
Langston, Norma Dorothy 110
Larch, Lois 206, 360
Larkin, Robert 150
Larsen, Albert 179
Larsen, Dean 214
Larsen, Bliss 217
Larsen, Boyd 150
Larsen, Carol Dawn 169, 333
Larson, Carol 126
Larsen, Cheryl 220
Larson, Elva Marisc 389
Larsen, Flora 212
Larson, Joyce 205
Larsen, G. A. 201
Larsen, Gladys Rawlings 119
Larsen, Harold 214
Larsen, Jack 207
Larsen, L. Charles 154, 349
Larsen, Margaret 129
Larsen, Maxine L. 213, 166,

351
Larson, Orlo 231
Larsen, Paul B. 156, 362
Larson, Phyllis F. 229

Larsen, Ruth 366, 122
Larsen, Shirley 226
Larsen, Beth 207
Larsen, V. Vaughan 153
Larsen, Wallace 130
Larson, Walter Park 230
LaVorgna, Richard 218
Law, David 117
Lawrence, Clifford V. 153
Lawrence, Elbert 154
Lawrence, Joseph 178
Lawrence, Rebecca Maurine

206
Layton, Lionel H. 127
Lazenby, J. Douglas 114
Leach, Leonard 118
Leavitt. Lawrence 139
Leavitt. Lorna 201
Leavitt. Van H. 191
Leavitt. Verr D. 153
LeBaron, Francis 213, 378
LeBaron, Rita 206
Lee, Garth 204
Lee. Gordon 150
Lee. James 188
Lee. John F. 144. 358. 324
Lee. Dean 118
Lee. Samuel A. 188
Lee. Wilmer 219. 348, 378
Leegant, Daniel 185
Leigh, George 153
Lerwill, Gwendolyn 123
LaSueur, J. Kay 373, 130
Leth. Ken O. 373
Levie. Veola Vaun 151, 385
Lewis, Celdon R. 140
Lewis, Gordon K. 339, 116
Lewis, lone 386, 374, 127
Lewis, John W. 149
Lewis, Louise 213
Lewis, Maridell 190, 342
Lewis, Marshall 138
Lewis, Renee 214
Lewis, Rhoda D. 365, 122
Lewis, Richine 115
Lewis, Sherald 208
Lewis, Veloy 99
Libby, Ellen 213
Liddiard, Bruce 358
Liechty, Elaine 189
Linde, M. Lorraine 148, 346
Lindsay, Grace 353, 121
Lindsay, L. Ronald 371
Lindsay, Myrl 183, 365
Lindsay, Rae H. 381
Lindsay, Robert O. 205
Lindstrom, David D. 187
Linn, Ross 208
Liston, Donald 154
Litchfield, Bernice 146
Livingston, Jean M. 183, 342
Lloyd, David O. 120
Lloyd, Grant 205
Lloyd, Irene 229
Lloyd, Ross 204
Lloyd, Verna 188
Loader, Mavis 156
Lodwick, J. W. 224
Loe, Wanda 328, 343
Lofgran, Lynn C. 187
Lofgren, David E. 131
Long, Kenneth 167
Long, Donald 231
Long, Lloyd K. 190
Longden, Gail 179, 369
Loosli, Gayle 205, 407, 387
Losee, Rex 204, 377
Loveless, Donna 142
Loveless, Aurlen F. 190
Lovell, Elwood 207
Loveridge, Gordon 207
Loveridge, Willard V. •114
Lowe, Julian C. 122
Lozaro, Rubenia Diaz 167
Ludlow, Enoch 341, 125
Ludlow, Lester 148, 339
Ludlow, Melvin J. 340, 114
Ludlow, Ray 340
Lunceford, Fay 187
Lund, E. Darlene 189, 385
Lund, Lemar I. 377, 121
Lund, Rose Elise 155, 385
Lundell, Donna 151, 343
Lundell, Orville C. 324, 120
Lunt, LaDonna 209
Lunt, Vefa 171
Lybbert, Rex 171
Lykins, Chester 202
Lyman, Bertha 177
Lynn, E. Bob 341
Lynn, Marjorie 220
Lynn, Verna Vee 220
Lynn, Norma Rae 191, 385
Lyons, Kent 159
Lyons, Yvonne 227, 407

420

Maag. Martha 172, 386
Mabey. Ilene 230
MacCobe. Van 225
Macdonald, Jaird 204
Macdonald. Ruth 356, 127
Macfarlane, Max 127
Machado, Daniel K. 190
Machenheimer, John 228
Mackay, Leonard 212
Makley, Venetta 215
Madison, Parke 167
Madson, Amelia 170
Madsen, Bonnie 208
Madsen, Carolyn 205
Madsen, Charlene 191
Madsen, Gloria 159
Madsen, Jack 187
Madsen, Spencer Duane 108
Magill, N. Carolyn 227
Magleby, Frances R. 373
Magleby, Hal 221
Magleby, Richard H. 144, 349
Magleby, Sally 207, 360
Maholia, Michael A. 357, 112
Mahoney, Donna 170
Makin, James 201
Malan, Robert 108
Maland, Lorraine 220
Mallor. Carl J. 167
Maloney, Joan 151
Malstrom, Mildred 219
Mangum, Dorothy 232
Mangum, Leah 138
Mann, Rod 364
Manning, Dona Rose 208
Manning, Luann 208, 389
Marchant, Adele 184, 383
Marcum, R. Laverne 112
Markham, Beth 152
Markham, Don H. 139
Markham, Wayne 227
Markenseon, Don 348
Marley, Bert 109
Marriott, Geraldine 185
Marsh, Pearl 172
Marshall, Betty Lou 137
Marshall, Edward 212, 378
Martin, Beth 407, 353, 131
Martin, Marilyn 207, 360
Martineau, Knolton, 207
Martineau, Mary 141, 342
Martini, Elizabeth L. 227
Marx, Tressie 232
Mason, Naone 153, 386
Mason, Patricia 172, 329, 344
Mason, Sterling 374, 377, 112
Massey, Ferrel 155
Massey. Valda 191
Matheson, Beverly 159
Mathews, Madelyn 145, 369
Matkin, LeVaun 217
Matkin, Nola 139, 333
Matson, Charmayne 172
Matson, Evelyn 224
Matson, L. Irene 158, 384
Matson, Nora 204
Matsumura, Mamoru 219
Maughan, Dora J. 205
Maughan, Carol 220
Maughan, Nola Afton 122
Maughan, Phyllis 222
Maughan, Scott J. 166
Maughan, Mary Ann 208
Maughan, Shirley 176, 342
Maxfield, Maurine E. 114
Maxwell, Afton 208
Maxwell, Emma Jean 178
May, Mary Elizabeth 207
Maycock, L. Booth 371
Mayeda, Hideo 113
Mayhew, Thomas 129
McAffee, Boyd 100
McAlister, Barbara 182, 343
McAllister, Dale 372, 125
McAllister, Wells 120
McArthur, Loa 206
McArthur, Enid 124
McArthur, Lloyd 120
McBride, Elva 208
McBride, Kenneth 149
McBride. Leah 208
McCall, Clifford 190
McCandless, Geary 205
McCance. Joan 205
McCarrel, Lois 146
McClellan, Josephine 146
McClure, Ramona 170, 369,

329
McClurg, Buyrl 173
McConkie, Clayton 174
McConkie, Norma 203
McCoy, Juanita P. 225
McDonald, Lila Mae 207, 360
McDonald, Ruby 177
McDougal, Delmer 130

McEwan, Harold 205, 350
McEvers, Barbara 213
McFarland, Carl 143
McFarland, Marjorie R. 166
McGarry, Darrell Terry 151
McGuire, Charles Francis 180
Mclntire Douglas R. 359, 116
Mcintosh, Deon 206
McKee, Fay 181, 347
McKee, Lawrence 157, 357
McKell, Jean M. 153, 384
McKell, LaNon 205
McLean Veon 205
McMahan. Robert 201
McManama, John 216
McMullin, Dorothy 189. 345
McNelley, Lester 205
McPhie, Wallace 153. 371
McQuarrie. Ina Marie 173, 345
Meaker. Stanley 207
Measom, Carmen 205
Mecham, Carl D. 191
Mecham, Gladys 122
Mecham, Ray 205
Mecham. Robert B. 100
Medlyn. Samuel 377. 115
Meling. Mary 191
Mellor. Carl J. 377
Mellor. Irma Rachel 157
Memmott, Fletcher 218
Mendenhall. Bee 175
Mendenhall, Wilma 187. 384
Menlove. Lyle 191
Menlove. Roy T. 143
Meranda. Sally 173. 342
Mercer. Robert 349. 109
Merchant. Lorenzo A. 179,

361
Merrell, Albert 152
Merrell, Donnene 204
Merrill, Grace 148, 343
Merrill, Heber Kimball 111
Merrill, Jay 179, 380
Merrill. June 157. 351. 384
Merrill. LuAnn 205. 388
Merrill, Owen 158
Merrill, Reese 171
Merrell, Robert W. 110
Mertz, Delia M. 191
Merwin, Betty 214
Meservy, Keith 232
Meservy, Norma J. 185
Messervy. Robert 363
Messerly, Ernest 113
Meyers, J. Raymond 182
Mickelson, Jay C. 170
Mickelson, Russell 179, 341,

331
Midgley, Betty 151
Midgley, Thomas Keith 146,

381
Miles, Marilyn 159. 343
Miles, Newell 158
Miles, Oral S. 149
Miles, Sewell 207
Millar. Marjorie 116
Millar. Phyllis 119
Millard, Grace 205, 388
Miller, Beverly 229
Miller, Elaine 207
Miller, Katherine 355
Miller, George 208
Miller. Joyce 224
Miller. Marion 207
Miller. Martin L. 99
Miller, Marvin 217
Miller, Mildred 368, 130
Miller. Paul Bowen 139
Miller, Reid C. 130
Miller, Richard Dale 123
Miller, Robert M. 232, 214
Miller, Troy 362
Miller, Vernon 206
Miller, Wilham 208
Millett, Don 173
Millett, Richard L. 208
Mills, Joyce 347
Milner, Glen Rae 157
Miner, Georgia 181
Minor, Ida Lou 215
Miner, Richard Kent 357
Miners. Paul 201
Minson. Roland T. 177
Mitchell, George 169
Mitchell, Joanne 207
Mitchell. LaReal Nadine 144,

388
Miyahira, Harry T. 222
Moesser, Bonnie Jean 187,

343
Mohassel, Aboiezl Billy 167
Molen, Roy F. 173
Mohanan. Neil D. 187
Monroe, Shirley 346, 123
Monson, Dorothy 215

Montague. Glenn 126
Montague, Wallace 127
Montgomery, Charles 225
Montgomery, Harold 229
Montgomery. Sharon J. 208
Moody. Carol D. 334
Moody. M. Elizabeth 178. 334
Moody, Richard 177, 364
Moon. Carma 208
Moon. Clarence 141
Moon, Floyd 157, 378
Mooney. Marilyn 145, 368
Moore, Glen 112
Moore, Geraldine 115
Moore. Keith W. 166
Moore. Mary 379. 387, 121
Moore. Tom 126
Moore. Wilburta 147
Morby. Carol 173, 379
Morgan, Cleona Decker 112
Morgan. Edna G. 118
Morgan. John O. 191
Morgan. Thelma 207
Morgan. Venna Dee 205
Morin. Arthur 131
Morley. Berton 208
Morrey. John 184, 357
Morrill, Jane 157, 365
Morrill, Reed 201
Morris, Alfred S. 138
Morris. Herbert 377. 108
Morris. Joan 207
Mortensea, Arva Lue 379. 109
Mortensen. Geraldine 204
Mortensen. Grant W. 112
Mortensen, Lois 140
Mortensen. Shirley 208. 384
Mortensen. Shirley Ruth 185
Morton. Robert 175
Mosley. William L. 122
Moss. Audra 382
Moss. Helen 148, 379
Moss, James 184
Moss, J. Joel 324, 382, 98
Moss, Reed L. 209
Moss. Ruth 185
Mott. Kenneth C. 341. 118
Moulton. E. J. 141, 340
Moulton, Floyd C. 156, 341
Moulton, William Clyde 341
Mousley, Clifford D. 147
Movaghar, Iran 110
Movaghar, Nasser 187
Mower, Morris 208
Mower, Robert 357
Moyle, Hank 207, 350
Muaina, John 185, 332
Muhlestein, Charles J. 167,

380
Mullen, Coy M. 149, 351
Mullett. Marian F. 355
Mumford. Theo 173
Mumford. Verl L. 153. 340
Munson, John E. 140
Murdock. Edward 113
Murdock. Mary Ann 326. 351.

123
Murphy. Joseph 151
Murphy. LaVona 142
Murphy. Joyce 152, 379
Murray, Joyce 189, 345
Murray. Mary 208
Murray. Wanza 208
Myer, Richard A. 232
Myers. Iliene 191
Myers, Marcus 143

Naegle, Thell 176, 384
Naegle, Vilda Mae 183
Naegle, June 215
Nakhir, Amir Hossien 98
Nalder, Beverly 227. 360
Narramore. Lou 155. 883
Nash, WilUam 151
Nay, Buster 225
Nay. Theron D. 125
Naylor, Joan 206
Neal. John C. 231
Neath. Jackie 207. 360
Nebeker. Connie 188. 342
Neeley. Arlene 167. 344
Neeley, Laura Gene 201
Neilson, D. Louise 141, 379
Neilson, Stanley D. 150
Nelson, Barbara Lou 342
Nelson, Bill 146
Nelson, Bill J. 131
Nelson. Clar^ W. 154
Nelson. Dale 224
Nelson. Dee B. 220
Nelson, Donna 201
Nelson, E. May 212
Nelson, Erven 226

Nelson, Jack L. 157
Nelson, James 119
Nelson, Jo Anne 215, 365
Nelson. J. R. 180
Nelson. Lois Anne 145. 352
Nelson. Lois Marie 112
Nelson. Margerie 190
Nelson. Marv Nels 185
Nelson. Max D. 141. 349
Nelson. Naomi 120
Nelson. Norma 228
Nelson, Rae 181. 379
Nelson. Rachel 126
Nelson. Robert Deane 98
Nelson. Rosemary 202
Nelson. Ruth 203
Nelson. Shirley Faye 124
Nelson, Shirley 147
Nelson, Stanley 149
Nelson, Susan 221, 407
Nelson, Thomas G. 140
Nelson. William 226
Neubert, H. LaMon 185, 364
Newman. Analee 144
Newman. Mary 224. 407
Newren. Karl Y. 155
Newren. Max 149
NG, Paul L. 158
Nicholes. Douglas 173. 332,

362
Nicholes, Margaret 366
Nichols, Loren 175
Nicholson. Dorothy 219
Nicholson. Viola 169
Nickle. Jean 230
Nickle. Jane 228
Nickle. Joan 227
Niedo. D. Ted P. 119
Nielson, Acel D. 110
Wielson. Barbara Lu 187
Nielsen. Beatrice Folsom 117
Nielson. Diane 175
Nielson. Renee 227
Nielsen. Farren 111
Nielson. Gordon 226
Nielsen. Kenneth Fred 118
Nielson. Margne 383
Nielsen. Peter 222
Nielsen. Vernon C. 152
Nies, Richard 148
Nimer, Harold E. 331
Nishimura, Estelle 227
Nixon. Phyllis E. 188
Nixon. Richard 230
Nixon, Sterling 232
Noble. Sidney 325. 126
Noble. Jean 142
Noble. John E., Jr. 170. 378
Noel. Donald D, 130
Nolan, Grace 99
Norberg. Betty L. 188
Norgren. Quentin 98
North. Maurice Ray 114
Norton. Al 226
Nowatny, Cora Belle (Corky)

147, 351
Noyes, Carolyn 175
Nugent, Robert 173, 361
Nuttall, Elnora 228
Nutter, John W. 77, 110, 280
Nyborg, Velva R. 367. 131

Oberhansley. Vic C. 146
Obrien, Vincent 363
Odell, Clinton 203, 378
Ogden, Betty 170
Ogden, Geraldine 207
Ogden. Melvin J. 114
Oglesby. Jacquelyn 187
Okelberry. Arta M. 204
Okerlund. Maeser D. 140
Oldham. Mark 207. 378
Oldroyd. Marilyn 177
Oliphant. Clara Howe 130
Oliphant. Janice 206
Oliphant. Nada 149
OUverson. Ray H. 350
Olmstead. Clifford 145
Olpin. Elaine 344
Olpin. Delia Jean 139. 345
Olsen. A. Emelia 119
Olson. Audrey 354
Olsen. Bennie 226
Olsen. Betty 118
Olsen. Dale LaVern 124
Olson. Donna 228
Olsen. Donna L. 182
Olsen. Helen 228
Olsen, Ivan P. 226
Olsen, Jeanne 145. 384. 399
Olson, Lavera 227
Olsen, Lugene 217
Olsen, Lynn 359

Omps, James 226
Ono. Masayo 204
Openshaw. Billie 344
Openshaw. Darlene 355
Orme. Elaine 224. 407. 387
Orme. F. Evada 177. 383
Orme. Keith M. 206
Orton. Gwen 227
Orton. Nona Jean 109
Osborne. Barbara 228
Osborne. Bruce 114
Osborne, Virgus C. 151
Oslund. Norma Rae 187
Ottesen. LaRae 228. 387
Ovad. Glen Fowler 112
Owen. Gordon 224, 350
Ozment. Arnold 214

Pace. Calvin J. 154

Pace. Kenneth J. 145. 337.

325
Pace. Ronald 206
Pace, Warren 157
Pack, Merrill 114
Packard, Brien P. 109
Packard. Dean W. 337
Packer. Grant 216
Packer. Margaret 389
Padeken. Emmaline K. 180
Page. Barbara 129
Page. Reed H. 218. 371
Painter. Joanne 221
Palmer. Edward 222
Palmer. Laura 159
Paramore. James 337. 332
Park. Boyd L. 181
Parker. Bonnie 215
Parker. Fay 229
Parker. Myrl 206
Parker. Phyllis 386. 124
Parker. Shirley 221
Parkin. Max 202
Parkinson. Diane 228
Parkinson. Phyllis 183
Parkinson. Roger 336
Parry. John P. 118
Parry. Martha M. 181. 384
Parsell, Robert W. 181, 349
Parson, Joyce 217. 389
Patterson. Arthur 221
Patterson, Francis 178
Patterson, Sylvia C. 176, 388
Patton, Betty 223
Patton, Lyle D. 152
Paul, Dorothy Jane 123
Paul, Howard 202
Paul, Ina 228
Paulson. Eileen 224
Paulson. Art L. 350
Paulson. John 350
Paulson, Kristine 342, 124
Paulsen, Mable 175, 385
Paulsen, Reva 216
Paulson, Walter 147
Paxman. Carol 355
Paxman. M. Elaine 353, 108
Payne. Dan C. 172
Payne. Jaynann M. 131
Payne. Marjorie 216
Payne, Devere 189
Payne. William Harold 189
Pearce. Anne 170. 385
Pearce. Robert Hale 149
Pearson. Barbara 228
Pearson. Donald B. 181
Pearson. Dorothy 171
Pearson, M. Claudine 346
Pearson, Shad 373
Peeay. Dean S
Peay. Dorace 158
Peck. Dorothy 185
Peck, Mary 203
PectoUo. Rosetta 221
Petersen. Myrle 219
Pendleton. Carl J. 100
Pendleton. Leo 216. 378
Penfield. Robert 175. 361
Perez. Esteban 184
Perry. Kenneth L 189. 332
Perry. Rodney 221
Perry. Yolanda 217. 360
Peterlein. Richard 230
Peters. Gay 360
Peterson. Barbara 232
Petersen. Betty Jo 221
Peterson. Bruce 228
Peterson, Clarence H. 218
Peterson, Clifford J. 142, 363
Peterson. Dale A. 338
Peterson. Don 349
Peterson. Donna Jean 140
Peterson. Dorothy 206
Peterson. Elaine 174

421

Peterson, Esther M. 221
Peterson, Farrell 221
Peterson, George 98
Peterson, H. Donl 167, 348
Peterson, Herbert 169
Peterson, Janice 224, 407
Peterson, Jilene 178, 347
Peterson, JoAnn (Calif.) 215
Peterson, JoAnn (Scipio) 222
Peterson, Leo 189
Peterson, Judith Anne 214
Peterson, L. Marvin 151, 364
Peterson, Lila Alice 123
Peterson, Lois 159
Peterson, Marie 213
Peterson, Neola 227
Peterson, Pat 225
Peterson, Raquel 212
Peterson, Richard Lee 138,

336
Peterson, Robert 99
Peterson, Wendell 139
Pettijohn, Dorothy 166
Pettijohn, Martha Jane 152,

384
Petty, Marilyn 334, 121
Phelps, Richards 226
Philbrick, Robert 364, 126
Phillips, Douglas 230, 350
Phillips, Kathleen 334, 113
Phillips, Kenneth D. 127
Phillips, Rosemary 177, 369,

329
Phillipson, Howard 212
Pierce, Isaac D. 127
Pierpont, Patricia 227
Pierson, Helen 189
Pinegar, James J. 108
Pinegar, Maxine 214, 356
Pinncock, WilUam G. 168
Pitcher, Carol 177, 369, 329,

388
Pitcher, Kay 172
Plass, Inga 171, 385
Plant, D. Barbra 183, 343
Plattner, Bettyrae 231
Plumb, Ted 221
Pocock, Lloyd S. 139
Pomel, Jacqueline 223
Pomeroy, Wayne C. 116
Pope, Byron L. 112
Porter, Betty Jean 214, 360,

387
Porter, Blaine M. 100
Porter, Carroll 220
Porter, Delia Mae 342, 113
Porter, Denton 128
Porter, E. Ross 117
Porter, Marguerite 99
Porter, LeRoy 179, 357
Potter, Joyce Eloise 229
Poulson, Ann 215
Poulson, Elaine 138
Poulsen, Gerald E. 110
Poulsen, Lorna 186
Powell, Harold J. 141
Powell, Lynn 114
Pratt, Harold, 214
Pratt, Leigh B. 128
Piratt, Mary 214
Preator, Donna 170
Preece, Val Larie 159, 365
Price, Darlene 229
Price, Harold 221
Price, Jack R. 340, 116
Price, Kendall, 220, 350
Price, Lou Ann 228
Price, Marilyn 230
Prior, LaDeane 212
Pritchett, Enid 147
Pritchett, M. Jed 187
Proctor, Art 226
Priuitt, Ruth 144, 353
Puckett, Eldon 111
Puckett, George C. 149
Pugh, Kelly 99
Pugmire, Barbara 214
Pugmire, Elaine C. 383
Pulham, Richard A. 181
PuUan, Robert 221
Pulos, G. LeRoy 219
Pulsipher, Eldon 169, 380
Pulsipher, Fenton H. 185, 380
Purdy. Ruth 171, 329, 342
Purnell, Allen 139, 362
Purrington, Vera 189
Puscy, C. Richard 177, 358
332

Quinn, Pat 355

Quilter, Franklin N.
Quinlan, Nina 167
Quinn, Alice P. 167
Quinn, Joan R. 225

117

Radichel, Fred 174

Raisor, Calvin 218

Randall, K. A. 324, 359, 122

Randall, Melvin G. 324, 100

Randall, Wanda 179. 389

Rasband, J. Verl 185, 358,
330

Rasmussen, Alvin L. 100

Rasmussen, Bonnie 211

Rasmussen, Carma 334, 113

Rasmussen, Hazel, 175

Rasmussen, Leon 211

Rasmussen, LeRoy W. 183

Rasmussen, Melda 211

Rawle, Renee 171

Rawlings, James 357

Rawlings, LaMar 213

Rawlins, Eva 211

Ray, Nedra 171

Ray, Reed 227

Raymond, Richard L. 147

Rayner, Hansel 230

Read, WilUam Earl, Jr. 129

Ream, Hazel Dawn 383, 113

Ream, Leanore L. 179

Reber, Darwin 146

Reber, Joyce 214

Redd, Alene 179, 355

Redd, Jacqueline B. 183, 354

Redd, John Paul 183

Redd, Phyllis 211

Redford, Bronwyn 138, 334

Rees, Jane 147

Rees, Lorraine L. 126

Rees, Raymond F. 130

Reeve, Ruth 167, 351

Reid, Bettie Jean 142, 343

Reid, Constance 149

Reid, Gwen 217

Reid, Joan 211

Reid, Joyce 370

Reimschiissel, Walter M. 128

Reinch, Barbara Ann 190, 342

Reiske, John 114

Remund, Janet 229

Rancher, Louise 121

Rex, Donna 175, 365

Rhodes, Howard 141

Rice, Maxine 172

Richan, Pat 206

Richards, Barbara N. 158

Richards, Faue 386, 115

Richards, Harold L. 187

Richards, Joel J. 166, 381
Richards, Ralph 224
Richards, Robert Neal 179
Richards, Lynn 166

Richardson, Dorothy Dee 173,

367
Richardson, Ivan R. 126
Richeson, Lee, Jr. 110
Richins, Dolores I. 222
Richins, Helen 229
Richins, Robert 217
Richins, Robert John 189
Richman, Wayne S. 116
Richmond, Ruth 139
Ricks, Wanda 121
Ridge, John 206
Riding, Lynn 181, 363
Rigby, Doris, 219
Rigby, Keith 100
Rigby, W. Dean 180, 349
Riggs, Colleen 187, 347
Rindlisbach, Oloha 227
Ririe, Barbara 221
Ririe, Ellenjeen 179, 386
Ririe, Geraldine 179
Ririe, Morgan 222
Roach, Dee 212
Robbins, Nancy 211
Robey, Raoma J. 168
Roberts, Dan 123
Roberts, Pat 202
Roberts, Shirley 225
Robertson, Burtis B. 378
Robertson, Reece B. 150
Robertson, Sheronne 177, 352
Robins, Maurine 333
Robinson, Cloras Ann 129
Robinson, Gene 155
Robinson, Harriet 375, 383
Robinson, Helen 211
Robinson, Lois 230
Robinson, Milward D. 100
Robjson, Artell L. 176
Robison, Barbara 229, 360
Robison, LaRue F. 152
Robison, Phillip G. 125
Robison, Rosalie 151
Robison, Shirley 224, 407

Rock, Dale 159
Rodeback, Clyde E. 361
Rodeback, Shirley 211
Rogers, Alton 230
Rogers, Donald 216
Rogers, Marcel 217
Rogers, Kathryn 115
Rogers, Lu Luke 170, 355
Rogers, Marilou 210
Rogers, Patricia 181
Rogers, Raymond 125
Rolfe, Mona E. 169
Romney, Clyde 154
Romney, Janet 201
Romney, Jean 182, 355, 328
Romney, Patricia 211, 375,

387
Romney, Lowell 210
Romney, Rinda 216
Romney, WilUam F. 154, 377
Roper, Frankie 225
Roper, Morris Lee 100
Roper, Velda 219
Ropp, Verla 231
Rose, Lucile 351, 115
Rose, Ruth 226
Rosen, Harold E. 186
Rosenheim, Helmet 100

Ross, Alma D. 151
Ross, Joyce 228

Ross, Lester 116

Roundy, Elmo S. 178, 373

Roundy, Marilyn 214

Roundy, Paul 155

Rowan, Gerald G. 122

Rowe, Betty Jean 187

Rowley, Grant 159, 378

Rowley, Doyle 148

Rowley, Richard 212

Roylance, Norma 225

Rueckert, Lavar 205

Rulfe, Mona 386

Runyan, John 175

Rushton, Luana 356

Russell, Bonnie 388

Russell, Don 190

Russell, Gene 221

Russell, Lorraine 144, 342

Russell, Richard 220

Russell, JacqueUne 221

Russell, Patricia 179

Russell, Warren 202

Russon, Moynard 183, 378

Rust, DeMar 172

Rust, Helen 224

Rutter, Clarece LuCeUa 175,
365

Rutter, James 210

Ryan, Adrian, 358

Ryan, Thomas B. 216

Sabey, Grant 217
Sabey, Soren G. 109
Sabin, Marie 229, 387
Sackett, OrvaUa 225
Satfery, Miriam 108
Sakamoto, Nancy 174
Sakiestews, Victor 143, 361
Sampson, Floyd 155
Sandberg, -Hartley T. 124
Sandberg, Calvin 141
Sandberg, Karl 230
Sander, Hyrum 153
Sander, June E. 369, 121
Sanders, Joseph L. 156
Sanders, Joyce 326, 108
Sanders, Shirley 177
Sanders, Virginia 217
Sanderson, Barbara 177
Sandstrom, Robert 210
Sanford, Janet 210
Sansom, Kenneth 339, 325,

117
Samokita, Thomas K. 191
Sargent, Blair 127
Satterfield, Lavon 216
Bauer, Audra 211, 407
Schaeler, Don 214, 378
Schaerr, Wallace 211
Schenk, Mary Lou 204
Scherer, Paul 147. 359
Schindler, Stanley 173
Schipper, Eileen 210, 407,

389
Schipper, LiUian 176, 329,

370. 375. 384
Schipper, Ruth W. 177, 370,

384
Schipper, Vivian 176, 370

384
Schmidt, Dolores 217
Schmidt, Virginia 118
Schofield, Colleen 210

Schofield, Sheldon 148
Schow. Alvin 223
Schow, Fred 349
Schulthess, David A. 145
Schultz, Norma 143
Schwalbe, Wayne 185, 361
Schwartz, Ruby 130
Scoresby, Delsa 182
Scoreaby, Leah 224, 388
Scott, HoUis 378, 125
Scott, Odell 340, 119
Scott, Shirley 225
Scott, Wanda 181
Scoville, Keith P. 146, 348
Seabury, ZaUa 227
Searl, Joane 206
Searle, Clea 202
Searle, Roberts 363
Sears, EUzabeth 225
Sears, Grace Stone 115
Sears, Roger W. K. 180
Seastrand. Gareth W. 158
Beaton, Laura Ann 116
Seibold, Jeannette 139
Seppi, Edward 225
Sessions, Barbara B. 144, 370
Sessions. LaVerne 214
Sessions, Rosanne 353, 118
Sessions, Sterling 118
Bevy, Arthur C. 120
Sewell, Max F. 182
Shane, Roy A. 122
Sharmahd, Amir Nassen 143
Sharp, Keith P. 185
Sharp, Bailey 108
Shaw, Laurene M. 225
Shawcroft, Joseph 143
Shelley, Arlo 174
Shelley, Carl T. 99
Shelley, Heber Jay 115
Shelley, MerUn 202
Sherwood, Stephen 210
Shields, Grant 371, 127
Shipp, Darlene 231
Shoemaker, Betty 217
Short, Elaine 141, 345
Shreeve, Lyman Sidney 126
Bhriver, Joan 231, 369
Shupe, Ethel Jean 167
Shupe, Margaret 151, 387
Shurtliff, Donald 215
ShurtUff, Norman T. 147
Biebach, Miriam 232
Sill, James 210
Simmons, Boyd K. 147, 362
Simmons, L. Joy 139
Simmons, Mar Rue 123
Simmons, Norma L. 109
Simmons, Ralph 207
Simpson, Reva 169
Singleton, Paul C. 183
Sittle, Verne 159
Skeen, Lamar 207
Skousen, Don 108
Skousen, Alma 171
Skousen, Nancy BhurtUff 116
Skousen, Orval 206
Slack, George H. 131
Black, Jean 140, 379
Slack, Lawrence Roy 100
Slack, Paul Holt 100
Slack, Wayne 187
Blade, Curtis W. 149
Slaugh, Anne 207
Bmedlcy, Luana 229
Smellie, Bonnie 222
Smith, Blaine 146, 358
Smith, Ann 379
Smith, Arvilla 217
Smith, Barbara, 220, 407
Smith, Beverly 191, 367
Smith, Beth 328, 368
Smith, Cherie 226
Smith, Curtis 210
Smith, Earl L. 124
Smith, Edward 222
Smith, Glenn 227
Smith, Inogene 207
Smith, Richard 130
Smith, Jerry 224
Smith. Leland A. 173. 371
Smith, Larry 150, 375
Smith, Luana 214
Smith, Lyneer C. 170
Smith, Margaret 184
Smith, Mearle B. 210
Smith, Marlee Mae 190, 365
Smith, Norma 147, 383
Smith, Paul M. 170
Smith, Reed Emery 153
Smith, Red 185
Smith, Roy, 226
Smith, Shirley 211
Smith, Verla Lou 353, 109
Smith, Virgil 182

Smith, WilUam D. 191
Smith, WilUam 168, 336
Bnell, Gloria 157, 367
Snow, Alma 353, 326, 130
Snow, Jim 373
Snyder, Laurel 187
Sohm, Keith E. 141
Snyder, Jerry 206
Bolter, Ray E. 125
Sorensen, Calvin H. 158
Sorensen, Charleen 155
Sorensen, Geniel 207
Sorensen, George 146, 364
Sorensen, Glenna 157
Sorensen, Jerelyn 176, 343
Sorensen, Keith H. 151
Borenson, Colleen 186, 388
Sorensen, MerUn Ray 151,

380
Sorensen, Merri 210, 360
Borenson, Shirley 224
Bouthwick, Donna Jean 147,

356
Spafford, Enid W. 143
Spatford, Wm. Nelson 111
Sparks, George 231
Sparks, Venna 227
Speedy, Alton 167
Spencer, Bryce 143
Spencer, Hector 169
Spencer, Vernon R. 184
Bpendlove, John CUfton 114
SpratUng, Gwen 181
Spratling, Maurine 186
Bpratling, Roylance 209, 407
Springthorpe, Arvln 146, 380
Sprouse, Betty 179, 333
Bprouse, Donald 341, 117
Squire, Helen Fay 229
Squires, La Deanne 212, 407
StaheU, Clarence 181
StaheU, Karl 169
Staker, W. Lyman 129
Stander, Genine 223
Stanfield, Majel 221
Stanley. Ruth 221
Stansfield, Russell N. 100
Btapley, Dwight J. 112
Stapp, Nanette E. 353
Stapp, Roy E. 357
Btarley, J. Ross 217
Stayner, Lynn 183, 331
Steadman, Donna 183, 347
Steed, Stuart 116
Steedman, Muriel 231
Steele. Pat 183, 329, 370
Steffensen, Walter 170
Steinacker, Karl 211
Stephens, Keith 341, 124
Stephens, Lewis P. 170, 339
Stephensen, Melbourne 204
Stephenson, Vinson D. 152
Stevens, Jean 126
Stevenson, Frank Jay 118
Stevenson, Shilrene 216
Stewart, Anna Lu 149
Stewart, Cindy 345, 113
Stewart, Don 116
Stewart, Ethel 149
Stewart, Gloria 138
Stewart, Marvin H. 153, 358
Stewart, Moyle D. 364, 121
Stewart, Thais 171
Stewart, Wanda Vee 343, 128
Btlrapson, Gloria 183, 329
Stock, Jean 219, 387
Stockman, Donald 171
Stoddard, Claire 355, 326,

126
Stoddard, Fern 142
Stoddard, Joan 229
Stoker, Joyce 230
Stone, Beverly 207
Stone, Donald 211
Stone, Jayne E. 169, 345
Stone, Juanita 217
Stone, Thane E. 125
Storrs, Marilyn 217
Stott, Arlo 212
Stowell, Glade E. 115
Btowell, Rendo J. 143
Stringfellow, Esther B. 386,

120
Stratton, Nina 157
Stringham, Alene 379, 115
Stringham, Donnette 141,

379
Strong, LilUan 147
Btuckey, Cyrus 213
Btucki, Lila 185, 389
Stueler, Juanita 183
SturgiU, Frances E. 167
Suddell, Constance 217
Sullivan, WilUam D. 157
Summers, Robert S. 130

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Summers, Thomas S. 100
Simision, Norma 206
Sumsion, Richard M. 184,

357
Sundberg, Kathryn C. 177
Sutherland, Melba 141
Sutherland, Thelma 156
Sutton, Claude 147
Svedin, Maude 171
Swallow, Doyle K. 149
Swann, Seth 181
Swapp, Morris F. 115
Sweeton, Florence 386
Sweeten, NelUe 184, 375,

386
Swenson, Cleve H. 150, 337
Swenson. Clyde A. 139, 338
Swenson, Gene 231
Swenson, Ivan 211
Swenson, Robert 211
Swilt, Beverly 211
Syphus, David 225
Syphus. N. Dianne 185
Syrelex. H. David 350

Taffuri, Amalia J. 215
Taft, Arleen 224
Takemoto, Nancy 222. 407
Tangren, L. Burke 184
Tanner, Carmelia 218
Tanner, Darrell 218
Tanner. Donna 177, 343
Tanner, Harold 231
Tanner. Norma Ray 225
Tanner. Paul 210
Tanner, Sylvan K. 187
Tanner, Zola 145, 370
Tappan, Evangeline 135
Taylor, Barbara Jean 147,

388
Taylor, Carol 184, 333
Taylor, Dot 212
Taylor, Carma 228
Taylor, Preston 150, 330
Taylor, Gordon 224
Taylor. Gordon S. 210
Taylor, James 222
Taylor, Jeanne 131
Taylor, Julia 117
Taylor, Kathleen 145, 351
Taylor. Ken 220
Taylor. Kent 336
Taylor, L. Con 378, 213
Taylor. Leah 356, 116
Taylor, LeRoy 225
Taylor. Lester 130
Taylor. Lorin B. 150
Taylor, Nancy 145. 370
Taylor. Miles D. 359
Taylor, Pauline B. 383, 119
Taylor, Renee 226
Taylor. Shirley 210
Taylor, Stanley 172, 359
Taylor, Viva 123
Taylor, William 173, 378
Taylor. Winston 358
Tea. Roy 211
Teerlink, Bessie 218
Templeton, Mary E. 168
Tennant, Iris 116
Terry, Orlyn L. 338
TesUch. Mildred 155, 365
Tew, Roy E. 339
Tew. Thirl W. 153, 339
Thacker, Ralph L. 169
Thacker, Vern C. 219
Thalraan, Karl J. 337
Thayer. William R. 171
Thayne. Donna 226
Theobald. Inez 155
Theobald. Milton 120
Theobald. Handle 189
Theodore, William G. 128
Thiel, Ted C. 131
Thomander, Donna L. 144.

369
Thomander. LaVonne 231.

407
Thomas. Clair L. 124
Thomas, Dayle 210
Thomas, Irene 218
Thomas, Kathleen M. 188
Thomas, Roy 203

Thomas, Opal Jean 215
Thomas, Rulon A. 115
Thomas, William J. 155
Thomson, Jean 206
Thomson, Carolyn 181
Thomson, John 332
Thomson, Marjorie 225
Thomson, Paul 143
Thompson, Joe 167
Thompson, Marilyn 389
Thompson, Vera 117
Thome, Jerrold 187
Thorne. C. Lawrence 100
Thornton, Alzina Mae 179,

329, 386
Thornton, Geniel 178, 439,

346
Thorpe, NevaRae 236
Thrasker, Blake 175
Thueson, Duane J. 153
Thueson, Elwood 142
Thurber, Stanley 219
Thurston, LeRue E. 128
Thyret, Beverly Anne 119
Tidwell, Eugene D. 143, 377
Tidwell, Ivan E. 181
Tidwell, Sharon 215
Tietjen, Euzell 226
Timothy, Wayne 179
Timothy. Donna 226
Timothy. Tom P. 211
Tingey, Grant 216
Tingey, Darlene 206
Tingey. Marilyn 231
Tipton, Vernon J. 98

ibler, Cloyd Alfred 156
Tobler, Kenneth 152
Todd, Anita 218
Todd, Ira 371, 131
Toland, Wamoth 219
Tobler, Max 350
Tolboe, Harold R. 371
Tolboe, Kent 372
Tolman, Glen H. 382, 128
Tolton, Barta Dickson, 129
Tolton, John G. 130
rimita, Robert L 227
Toms, Francis 365
Tooke, Richard Lee 211,

350
Toomey, Donald E. 171
Toone, Barbara 226
Torgerson, Lois 183
Torgerson, Vernell 171, 347
Torney, Helen M. 127
Trace, Bermuda 182
Tracy, Henry 122
Tree, Marion 116
Tree, Stella 217
Tregaskis, A. Donald 144,

331, 340
Trottier, Ruby 226
Tryon. Leora 120
Tsalaky, Eva 209
Tsalaky, George 350
Sotschudy, James D. 154
Tucker, Norma 370
Tucker, Owen Keith 173
Tueller, Vern M. 144, 373
Turano, Euridice 183, 383
Turley, Annie Mae 224
Turley. Ella Mae 228
Turley, Marilyn 211, 360
Turley, Monita 191, 343
Turley. Wayne 221
Turnbow, Dix 191
Turnbow. Lloyd 120
Turner. Bonnie Lee 383
Turner, Bonnie 172
Turner, Dale 182
Turner, Don 179, 340
Turner, Ella Ruth 159. 366
Turner, Frank 324. 339, 131
Turner, Norman 173
Turner, Robert 357
Tuttle, Joan 354
Twisdale, Bernard 116
Twitchell, LaMar 218
Twitchell. Rita Mae 231
Twler, Dolores 185

Udall, Lela Lee 189. 345
Udall, L. Josephine 343. Ill
Unander, Doris 220. 388
Uuger, Pat 177. 368
Ure. Beverly 379, 129
Ursenbach, Carmen 157, 384
Ursenbach, Lucille 157

Vance. Glen W. 182
Vance. Phoeve 211
Vance. Rita 228
Van Dyke, Allan 108
Vane. Donna 223, 388
Van Noy. Dean 181
Van Wagenen, Steve 182,

330, 339
Vanlan, George 115
Vaz, Alfredo Lima 225
Vaile, Gwen 231
Vickers, Gene 361, 109
Victor, Barbara 370
Voigtlander. George 110
Voorhees. Don 141

Uchiada. Alice 228
Udall, Alfred 185

Waddoups, Mignon 135, 347
Waddoups, Mary Nell 219
Wadsworth, Don 378
Wadsworth, Kent 361
Wagner, Beverly 212
Wagstaff, Bert W. 363, 128
Wagstaff, Josephine 147, 386
Wagstaff, Kate 218
Wainwright, Paul 117
Waite, John W. 139
Wakefield, Wells 214
Waldron, Mable 218
Walder, CalUs 223
Walker, Dean 130
Walker, Don 212
Walker, J. Myron 144, 330,

329
Walker, Lee Gordon 126
Walker, Thelma 143
Wall, Andrew J. 98
Wall, Ruth 108
WalUs, Gloria 225
Walser, Helen 209
WaUh. Maralyn 226
Walton. Ree 178
Wanger. Dwaine 218
Wanlass. Shirley 360
Ward. Beverly 209
Warden, Alvero A. 331
Wardle. Alvin 209, 363
Wardle, PhylUs 383, 112
Wardle. Verna 166. 383
Waring. Gordon 139. 332
Warner, Kathleen 209
Warner, Lynn 247, 118
Warner, Robert G. 151, 337
Warner, Shyrrll 219
Warner, Shirley 219
Warnock, Arda Jean 166
Warren, Bruce 209
Warren, Edwin D. 174
Warren, Keith G. 185
Wasden, Blaine J. 382, 126
Wasden, Bruce 320. 380
Wasden, Ruth C. 382, 112
Watanabe, Taugio 154
Waterfall, Clarence 224
Waterlyn. Verdon 126
Watkins. Alene 207
Watkins. Jenae 226
Watson, Carolyn 170
Watson, Ellen Jean 209
Watson, Lowell 230
Watts, Deonna 175
Weaver. D. L. 149
Weaver, Donallen, Jr. 139
Webb. Bill 209
Webb, Dawn Klingler 99
Webb, Donna 170, 383
Webb, Ernest 177, 348
Webb, Earl 130
Webb, JuUa 219
Webb, Lloyd J. 168
Webb, Norma Jean 169
Weber, Merrill 114

Weeks, Ernest 166
Weeks, Otis 171
Weeks, Stanley 159
Wegner, James 147
Weibell, Agnes 176, 328, 384
Weight, Joe E. 357. 131
Weight, Verl 142
Weioheimer. Doris 146
Weinheimer. Ruth Ellen 153
Weirs, Laverne 175, 361
Weiser, David A. 140, 348
Welch, Dean 220
Welker, Adam J. 114
Wells, Gerald 229
Wells, Nancy Jean 151, 386
Wells, Norma R. 354
Wells, Rula Jane 138, 383
WeUh. Stanley 229
West, Barbara Lyn 177, 34^
West, Betty Mae 158, 375,

386
West, Jack 176
West, John Robert 171
West. Walter R. 128
Westberg, Carol 182, 355
Westenskow. Claude 114
Westonskow. Richard. 215,

350
Western, Verda 222
Westover, Sharee 328. 370
Whatcott, Carl 170
Whatcott, Keith 179
Wheadon, L. Geraldine 183
Wheatley, Lester C. 112
Wheeler, Belva 224
Wheeler, Fern 158, 114
Wheeler, LesUe A. 382, 114
Wheeler, Margaret 218, 388
Wheelock, Richard 224
Wheeler, Shirley 209
Whetman. Reta 212
Whipple. Gerald 183
Whipple, Melvin R. 167. 378
Whitaker, Constance 210
Whitaker, Lorna 169
Whitaker. Loyal M. 159
Whitaker. Lorna 169
Whitaker, Jeanne 217
White, Barbee 189
White, Beverly 209, 388
White, Eugene 153
White. Quentin H. 209
White. Ralph 209
White. Vie 143. 385
White. Wayne D. 180
Whitehead, Gwen 168
Whitehead, JoAnne 201
Whiteley, J. Reed 127
Whitney, Gordon J. 187
Whitney, Homer R. Ill
Whitney, Katheryn M. 99
Whitney, Patricia 219
Whitney, Susie 385
Whittaker, Bob 324, 341
Whitaker, Joyce 203
White, Arthur 147
Wicker, Wesley 204
Wickes, Harry 149
Widdison, Rulon 119
Wight, Jack 363
Wightman, Nancy 172
Wilcox. Barbara 222
Wilcox. Calvin 142. 377
Wilcox. Carl 380
Wilcox. Harold 183
Wilcox. Louise 153. 334
Wilcox, Marilyn 148
Wilford, Olan 181
Wildins, Lavard 210
Wilkins, Richard R. 168, 336
Wilkinson, Marian 326, 354,

109
Willardson, Glen 224
Willden, Betty Lou 231
Williams, Ariel L. 156, 349
Williams, Bonnie 172
Williams. Beverly 216
Williams. Carwin 220
Williams. Donna 209
Williams, Glenda 386. Ill
Williams, Jan 209
Williams. Jerry 225
Williams. Grant S. 170
Williams. Hank 364
Williams. Jean 169

Williams, Mary 118
Willis. John H. 124
Willis, Luana 131
Willis. Martin 130
Wilson, Byron 171
Wilson. Dean 359
Wilson, Ethel Jean 153
Wilson, Nancy, 356, 127
Wiltsey, O. Raymond 119
Winegar, Lou 191
Wing, Norman 169. 373
Winkler. Barbara 177. 328.

370
Winkler. Phyllis 223
Wilson. Galen 153. 382
Winter. Donald 224
Winterton, Boyd 324, 337
Wiscombe. Erold 222
Wiser, Lewis 217
Wiser, Roy L. 183, 377
Wisner. Louisa 175
Witbeck, Alan 209
Witbeck, Diane 231
Wittwer, Donna 147
Woffindan, Helen V. 141
Wolverton, Frank 169, 331,

348
Wood, Colleen 209
Wood, Don 372
Wood, Annette 227
Wood, J. Ralph 169, 341
Wood, Joyce 140
Wood, Kay 231
Wood, Lenore 222
Wood, Lowene 145
Wood, Mary Ellen 182
Wood, Woodruff 209
Woodfield. Floyd 325, 99
Woodfield, Norma 175
Woodland, Lynette 219
Woodland, Noreene 181, 328
Woodward, Marilyn 141
WooUey, LeGrande 209
Woolston, Elaine 222
Workman, Don Jay 209
Workman, Francis 150
Workman, Isaac Dilts 382,

111
Workman, Mac 185
Wren, L. D. Eugene 183
Wright, Pat 203
Wright, Barbara 171
Wright, Carole 228
Wright, Eldon D. 139
Wright, Evona 216
Wright, Jack 169
Wright, John F. 110
Wright, Kenneth 340. 120
Wright, Leona 209
Wright, Leroy 116
Wright, Mary Beth 178
Wright, Mona 219
Wright, Norma 171, 380
Wright, Virginia 183
Wyler, Wayne 141

Yager, Pat 181, 354
Yancy, Lydean 169
Yardley, Donna M. 117
Yoachan, Mariba 182
Young, Calvin 364, 121
Young, Carol 184
Young, Dean 209
Young, Edith 128
Young, Ethel 174, 365
Young, Helen 175, 384
Young, J. Carl 127
Young, Josephine 385, 117
Young, Kenneth H. 115
Young, Moylen 152
Young, Robert W. 362

Zabriskie, Bob 336
Zagorec, John I. 157
Zeller, Ervan J. 139
Zenger, Jerry H. 358, 112
Zinck, Mary Margaret 218
5undell. Elizabeth 342
Zweifel. Ann 168
Zweifel, Thelma 182

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OUR Nvork as a staff is finisfied. One more year has wliisked
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