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ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY
Brigham Young University
Provo, Utah
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When the Joseph Smith Memorial Building was
dedicated on Founders' Day, October 16, 1941, the
University Sunday School and Mutual Improvement
Association resumed functioning. The new home, whish
took two years to construct as a church welfare project,
is used for social gatherings, Religion and English classes.
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The Academy Building now known as the Education Build-
ing was the first structure erected by the growing Brigham
Young Academy. Constrution began May 21, 1 884 only
six months after fire destroyed the Lewis Building, the first
home of the Brigham Young Academy, and was completed
in 1 89 1. It now houses art, education, speech and music
departments.
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Because many valuable books were .irpj^I
tion, the Heber J. Grant Memor!a.l""|ji
in 1935. Heber J. Grant was preseii^
cation of the structure on Founders' .15*'
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Ojie. of ,the;.>nosf up4p-'date- athletic plants in the
nationV .tHe'! Brighani. Young University's $ 1 ,000,000
Fieldhotise provides .a', hyg^ sports arena and the
larges'^'public'.meet'mg. place lof*: concerts and con-
.venfioni.in Utah. Equipped- wifli.^^ seating capacity of
I 2,000;. brick . and /ste^l. lacisd'E^^fUctron includes
three -basketlpdir courts,,,, two gynnnasiums, wrestling
and, boxi-ng^'fooms, a practice football :~-field, and an
indoof trs
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The Diamond Jubilee in 1950 marked the dedication
of the $2,000,000 Physical Science Building which is con-
sidered "the finest educational building West of the Mis-
sissippi." Providing for as many as 2500 students at once,
the building has more floor space than all the other perma-
nent buildings on campus combined.
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With the addition of two stories in 1935, the
Mechanical Arts Building, which was connpleted in
1919, became the Brimhall Building in honor of George
H. Brimhall, third president of the University. The
airforce unit on campus is now housed in this building.
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In 1913 under the direction of President
George H. Brimhall, the Women's Gym-
nasium was built for an amusement hall and
a women's gymnasium. The $30,000 cost
was obtained through the mortgaging of
University owned Provo Reservoir stock.
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The Maeser BuiWing was the first building to
be constructed .on the ■ :a0\yly. sobt^tiMdisXilSpte
Hill, now known as upper campus. Erected by
the Alunnni, the mennorial honors the school's
first president, Karl S. Maeser, and houses nu-
merous administration offices.
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Early morning scenes such as this are typical
of campus life. Snow powdered paths, white-
veiled trees, frosted bushes and shrubs add
beauty to buildings and campus.
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The Board of Trustees Is the Govern-
ing body of the Bdgham Young Uni-
versity. This Board consists of the
First Presidency of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
the Twelve Apostles, Franklin L.
West, Adam S. Bennion, and
Kfefer 8. Sauls. As evidenced
by the growth sod expansion
of the BYU within the past
several years, it Is apparent
that this Board of Trus-
tees is wholeheartedly
supp>orting and leading
our University and is
interested irt the
great destiny of
our school.
President David O. McKay
First Vice-President Stephen L Richards
Second Vice-President J. Reuben Clark
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Joseph Fielding Smith
Harold B. Lee
Delbert Leon Stapley
Ezra Taft Benson
Henry D. Moyle
Spencer W. Kimball
Mark E. Peterson,
Matthew Cowley
Albert E. Bowen
John A, Widtsoe
Joseph F. Merrill
Marion G. Romney
vjayI jf trustees
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Dr. Ernest L. Wilkinson, sixth president of the Brigham
Young University, has announced in bold and unequivocal
terms that the destiny of ths Brighann Young University is to
become the greatest and finest University in the world.
In order to achieve this destiny, President Wilkinson has
stressed the necessity of high scholastic standards, strong
spiritual convictions, and unceasing necessity for hard work.
President Wilkinson was responsible for the Air Force
R. O. T. C. units on the BYU campus and is spear-heading a
drive for an increased BYU enrollment. Under his administra-
tion a new School of Engineering has been announced, a new
system of registration has been inaugurated, and several emi-
nent scholars and leaders in their respective fields have been
added to the BYU faculty. He is a man "who gets things done."
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tudents
An+one K. Romney
An+one K. Romney, Acting Dean of Students during
the absence of Dean Uoyd, is well known and admired
for his warm friendly personality and sincere desire to
successfully help students with their problems.
Dean Wesley P. Lloyd is on leave of absence while
serving as director of a special peace mission in Japan.
Dr. Christen Jensen
Wesley P. Lloyd
Dr. Christen Jensen, former acting
President of Brigham Young University,
is characterized by his emphasis on
scholarship and maticulous observance
of proper University standards. It was
during his administration that all mem-
bers of the Quorum of Twelve became
members of the Board of Trustees.
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ACmiflistYAtUYS
Monroe H. Clark
Attendance and scholarship
Lillian C. Booth
Counselor of Women
John E. Hayes
Registration and Credits
Orrin H. Jackson
Assistant Registrar
Lucille Spencer
Assistant Registrar
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Antone K. Romney
Counseling Service
Joha F. Jones
Student Housing
Harold Glen Clark
Public Service
Royden Braithwaite
Student Coordinator
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Vasco M. Tanner
Health Service
Ariel S. Ballif
Athletic Council
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sKccia,^ services
committees
Oliver Smith
Student Publications
H. V. Hoyt
Student Loans
herald R. Clark
Lyceums
Vila Olson
Public Services
The Special Services Com-
mittee is in charge of non-
academic activities on the
campus. That they f u If ill
many vital and necessary
functions for the University
Is evidenced by the activities
which they direct.
James R. Clark
Student Employment
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Verl P. Allman — Secondary Education
Charles L. Atkinson — Football Coach
Norma R. Arrington — Physical Education
J. Roman Andrus — Art-
Mark K. Allen — Psychology
Clarence Ashton — Horticulture
Jacob Bos — Music Library
Raymond E. Beckham — Extension Division
Ralph E. Berrett — President's Office
Ralph A. Britsch — English
Edwin Butterworth — Journalism
Alma P. Burton — Religion
Dr. John Bourne — Student Health
Myrtle W. Bailey — Housemother, Knight Hall
William E, Berrett— Religion
Edward L, Bunnell — Speech
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June E. Berry
Secondary Education
D Elden Bee
Zoology
k Kenneth C. Bullock
Geology
Gustav F. Buggert
Music
Robert E. Bunker
Athletics
Clarence S.
Marketing
Boyle Ariel S. Ballif
Sociology
Harold J. Bissell
Geology
Olive K. Burmingham
English
Bryan W. Belnap Faye Jensen
Religion Secondary
Buttle
Education
C. Eldon Bitter
Modern Languages
Newbern 1. Butt
Library
J. LaVar Bateman
Speech
Loren C. Bryner
Chemistry
May Billings
Home Economics
Lillian C. Booth
Counselor for
Women
C. Manley Brown
Elementary Education
Edith B. Bauer
Secondary Ed
Irene S. Barlow
ucation Homo Economics
William H. Boy!
Education
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Joseph M. Boel
Photography
H. Smith Broadbent Robert E. Brailsford
Chemistry Secondary Education
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Richard E. Ballou
Music
A. John Clarke
Secondary Education
Herald R. Clarlc
Finance and Banking
Owen L. Bamett
Educstton Adminisffa+ion
James R. Clark
Student Employment
Julia A. Caine
Secondary Education
Monroe H. Ctark
ffiiSosophy of education
Reola Clark
English
Dorothy N. Candland
Elementary Education
Evan M. Croff
Secret.ari*' Training
David M. Crowton
Athletics
Elayne Christensen
Education
Jay V. Beet
Bacteriology
Bruce B. Clark
English
William C. Carr Harold Glen Clark
History and Political Science Extension Division
Cyntha Ann Cowan
Physical Education
Parley A. Christensen
English
Earl M. Christensen
Botany
Ray R. Canning
Sociology
Lillian A. Christensen
Elementary Education
Lars G. Crandall
Accounting
Benjamin F. Cummings
Modern Languages
J. Reuben Clark III
Modern Languages
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Thomas E. Cheney — English
Norma Dunn — English
Bertha B. Davidson — Elementary Education
Royden Braithwaite — Psychology
Roy W. Doxey — Religion
Leon Dallin — Music
C. Edwin Dean — Mathematics
Helen Durrant — J. S. Cafeteria
Gerrit de Jong, Jr. — Dean of Fine Arts
Lucille S. Evans — Music
William F. Edwards — Dean of Commerce
E. John Eastmond — Physics
Flora D. Fisher — Elementary Education
Burnett B. Ferguson — Speech
Raymond B. Farnsworth — Agronomy
M. Neal Gibby — Physical Education
Carl Fuerstner — Music
Crawford Gates — Music
O. Norman Geertsen — Physics
Norman R. Gulbrandsen — Music
Preston R. Gfedhill — Speech
LaVell C. Gamett — Industrial Arts
John Hale Gardner — Physics
J. Rex Goates — Chemistry
M. Carl Gibson — Modern Languages
Richard L. Gunn — Secondary Education
Stewart L. Grow — Political Science
John E. Hayes — Registrar's Office
Rondo S. Harmon — Elementary Education
Franklin R. Haymore — Press President
Edmond P. Hyatt — Geology
Verona B. Hamblin — H'semother, Allen Hall
Anna Boss Hart — Secondary Education
May C. Hammond — Elementary Educatoion
Bertrand F. Harrison — Botany
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Norman J. Hunt — Music
Elliot C. Howe — Elementary Education
William F. Hanson — Music
Harrison V. Hoyt — Business Administration
Charles J. Hart — Physical Education '
C. Lynn Hayward — Zoology
Leona Holbrook — Physical Education
Wayne B. Hales — Physics
Lawson O. Hamblin — Library
George H. Hansen — Geology
Vern H. Jensen — Counseling Service
John F. Jones — Student Housing
James L. Jex — Speech
Briant S. Jacobs — English
C. Lavoir Jensen — Secondary Education
Edgar M. Jenson — Placement Bureau
Orrin H. Jaclcson — Registrar's Office
Eleanor Jorgensen — Home Economics
M. Wells Jakeman — Archaeology
C. Rodney Kimball — Athletics
Edwin R. Kimball— Athletics
Hattie M. Knight— Library
Joseph J, Keeler — Music
W. Reinwald Llechty — Botany
Harold R. Laycock — Music
Clinton F. Larsen — English
George L. Lewis — Secondary Education
Harold W. Lee — Modern Languages
Wilford D. Lee— English
Reuben D. Law — Dean of Education
B. F. Larsen — Art
J. LaMar Larson — Chemistry
Brigham D. Madsen — Political Science
Karl A. Miller — Buildings and Grounds
Florence J. Madsen — Music
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Miller, Elmer — Economics
Morrill, Damaris S. — Secondary Education
McKnight, Kent H.— Botany
McAllister, John W.— Music
McTague, Betty H. — Physical Education
Madsen, Franklin — Elementary Education
Morley. Alonzo J. — Speech
Marshall, Milton — Physics
Madsen, Parrel D. — Secondary Education
Miller, Martin L — Physics
Minson, Blanche — Housemother, Campus D.
Morrill, A. Reed — Education
Martin, Thomas L.- — Agronomy
Mercer, Winston — Secondary Education
Martin, Ruth — Home Economics
Nicholes, Joseph K. — Chemistry
Nilsen, Reed E. — Physical Education
NIbley, Hugh — Religion
Nelson, Elmer E. — Music
Nicholes, Henry J. — Zoology
Oaks, Carol — English
Oak, Cecil R.— Physics
Peterson, Hugh W. — Chemistry
Peterson, Robert M. — Psychology
Packard, Hannah C. — Music
Payne, John W. — Sociology
Perry, Leiand M. — Supt. BIdgs. and Grounds
Peterson, Cornelius R. — Purchasing Agent
Potter, Margaret S. — Home Economics
Poulson, M. Wllford — Psychology
Poll, Richard D.— History
Peterson, Rolfe B. — English
Pardoe. T. Earl — Speech
Pond, A. Smith — Economics
Pardoe, Kathryn B. — Speech
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Sanderson, Ivan L. — Extension Division
Smith, Richard L. — Business Administration
Spencer, Lucille — Registrar's Office
Swensen, Russell B. — History and Pol. Scien.
Smith, Carol T. — Library
Smith, Wilford E. — Sociology
Stansfield, Russell N. — Secretarial Training
Smith, Oliver R. — Journalism
Stewart, Maynard D. — Art
Siidweeks, Joseph — Religion
Swensen, John C. — Sociology
Swensen, Albert D. — Chemistry
Swensen, Mrs. Russel — Secretarial Training
Tanner, Orea B. — English
Thomson, Woodruff C. — English
Tyndall, Clarence — Bureau of AVA
Taylor, Ethelyn P. — Secretarial Training
Tanner, Vasco M. — Zoology and Entomology
Tuttle, L. Elliott — Geology
Taylor, J. Golden — English
Tanner, Wilmer W. — Zoology
Taylor, H. Darrell — Modern Languages
Taylor, Lynn D. — Art
Turner, Glen H. — Art
Wakefield, J. Homer — Music
Webb, Fredrick N. — Secondary Education
Webb, Florence — Physical Education
Wakefield, Mrs. Anna — Secretarial Training
Woodruff, Asahel D. — Graduate School
Warnick, Effle — Home Economics
Weight, Newell B. — Music
West, Dale H.— English
Woodruff, Irene B. — Archaeology
Wing, John H. — Chemistry
Wight, W. Ray — Journalism
Young, James Ira — Secondary Education
Young, Karl E. — English
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English
Richardson, Bsth
Library
?owe, Edward M.
English
Rice, Leonard W.
Robison, Clarence F. !
>8uls, Keifor B. ^Sw^R
Engh'sh
Physical Education
Secretary-Treasurer
Reimschiissel, Ernest F.
Landscape and Horticulture
Rogers, R. Max
Modern Languages
Soffe, H. Wayne
Physical Education
Sorenson, Wayne L.
Secondary Education
Shumway, R. Phil
Animal Husbandry
Sorenson, Kimball J.
Business Administration
Rich, Naomi
Library
Rich, Owen S.
KBYU
Richards, Grant S.
Animal Husbandry
Rasmussen, Ellis T.
Religion
Riclcs, Eldin
Religion
SIcousen, W. Cleon
Alumni Association
Snell, William H.
Industrial Arts
Srplth, Robert J.
Business Administration
Smoof, Richard P.
Religion
SardonI, Lawrence
Music
Sparks, M. LeRoy
Secondary Education
Sperry, Sidney B.
Religion
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coHeojes
Something to interest
every student . . . essen-
tial part of the University
. . . directed by capable lea-
ders with personalities as varied
as statures . . . long hours of lab
work . . . forntial and infornfial lectures.
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merce
•Dr. William F. Edwards tersely states that the purpose of the College
of Commerce is that of teaching students how to excell in the business
field.
Dr. Edwards, a successful wall-street economist, has been an active
member of the Church all his life. He counts as tragic those Church mem-
bers who succeed financially In business and then fall away — frequently
ceasing to live lives of service to others. ,
Dr. Edwards believes that simple family activities bring some of the
greatest joys of life, and enjoys frequent summer camping trips with his
own family, hie states that simple recreations not only make for family
unity but constantly mellow the individual and add wisdom to knowledge.
Economics perform an important func-
tion in the development of world affairs,
so states Professor Miller.
Shorthand notes must be transcribed
quickly and accurately.
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Secretarial Training students learn to
operate typewriters with speed and
efficiency.
Accounting nnajors are well acquain-
ted with the familiar "T" accounts used
in debit and credit problems.
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A laugh a day keeps lab blues away . . . Good housekeepers
of the Home Economics Department exchange gifts . . . soil physics
students during a microscopic examination of soil fertility. .
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science
Dean Thomas L Martin uses his untiring energy in directing the College
of Arts and Sciences. He teaches not only bacteriology and soils subjects
but also a course in the Old Testament. In his out of school hours he finds
time to contribute a weekly article to the Farm and Garden section of the
Deseret News.
In 1949 he was recognized by the "Social Science Society of America."
This recognition was because of the vast number of students who have been
influenced by him in going into the various fields of the soil sciences.
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Dr. Law's consuming interest to which he has dedicated his talents is
that of bringing into effect anything that will make for better-trained,
better-prepared teachers in the public schools.
Dr. Law has been at the BYU about 16 years, hie has been Dean of
the College of Education for six years and has also been a Bishop of the
University Ward in Provo for the same length of time.
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Vigorous physical
training develops more
than college credit in
the Physical Education
Department.
This year's Selection Committee to Secondary
Education consists of Ana Boss Hart, Owen Barnett,
Edith Bauer, and Wayne Sorenson.
College admission is simplified by pleasant,
informal interviews.
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Ar+ students add final touches to their
original compositions for future exhibit.
Speech talent is developed through daily
radio broadcasts over KBYU.
Occasional jam sessions keep
members of Concert Band in high
spirits.
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me a^rts
Twenty-five years ago Dr. Gerrit
de Jong, Jr. came to the Brighann
Young University to organize the
College of Fine Arts. Enthusiastic
and versatile, Dr. de Jong has found
time aside from his administrative
duties as Dean of this College to
excell in numerous activities. He is
a distinguished composer — recently
the Pagannini Quartet presented for
the first time his "Quartet in C Mi-
nor." He also is a writer — his book
Greater Dividends from Religion was
recently published.
The pride of the B. Y. U. Music De-
partment, the Acappella Choir made a
successful tour of Southern California this
year.
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As Acting Dean of the College of Arts
and Sciences, Dr. George Hansen is en-
thusiastic about the future of the College
and is particularly interested in the Geology
Department of which he is the Chairman.
Dr. Hansen's casual but dynamic person-
ality belies the fact that he is a man who
enjoys the out-of-doors. His humor Is force-
ful and mixed with refreshing observations
of life and people.
A distinctive feature of the
ultra-modern Science Building
Lobby is the huge swinging
pendulum.
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Arts a,nd
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Psychology classes attract
hundreds each quarter. Apti-
tude examinations reveal indi-
vidual development.
The "wheels" of the Language
Department meet regularly to
discuss improvements being
made in various language
courses.
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Geologic Map Drafting classes
gain prominent interest from stu-
dents eotcljed in the Graduate
Reaction velocity, colloids, and in-
termediary metabolism sre common
terms to graduate chemistry stu-
dents.
iYACuate
Professor Roman Andrus super-
vises a group of graduate art stu-
dents in the mechanics of color-slide
reproduction.
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As Dean of the Graduate School,
sincere Dr. Asahel D. Woodruff coun-
sels with students, grants fellowships,
scholarships and other stipends.
Nationally recognized as an authori-
ty on Educational Psychology, he is the
author of the textbook, The Psychology
of Teaching, which is used in universi-
ties throughout the country. Dr. Wood-
ruff Is chairman of the BYU Curriculum
Committee, and is working on some
changes in present curriculum require-
ments to enable students to get more
from their academic classes, hie is also
a musician by Inclination and finds re-
laxation and enjoyment in this field of
the fine arts.
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Geographic factors and their influence Classes in astronomy, meteorology, and
on man are illustrated through colorful maps atomic and nuculear physics provide numer-
and globe studies.
ous data for experimental research.
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Alert and jovial Dr. Sidney B. Sperry
hopes that someday the religion department
at the B.Y.U. will be the finest in the world.
He sincerely believes that study and scholar-
ship in this field should strengthen one's tes-
timony rather than weaken it.
Dr. Sperry's interests are very broad.
His speciality is the Old Testament, but he
has also become an authority on the Book
of Mormon.
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Professor Burton relates in- Informal discussions add in-
teresting historical experiences terest to Dr. Berrett's classes in
of our pioneer forefathers. Theology.
Specialized problems in Bible
and Modern Scripture are ex-
plained by Professor Ricks.
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As dirs^tar^ #fyj-j|e ^^h^^M^ Di
vision, Dr^lArtricvSedljSrjrlhdsl
charge of the hHome Study Depart-
ment, all audio-visual aids, and all eve-
ning classes given by the University.
He was Acting Student Coordinator In
charge of the social units on the campus
during fall quarter.
Dr. Clark is a member of the YM-
MIA General Board and is presently en-
gaged In writing an outline for the
special interest class to be used In the
MIA's of the Church.
He frequently participates In pro-
grams by singing selections from his
repertolr of humorous songs.
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Popular evening courses ranging
from Accounting to Zoology are of-
fered each year.
The Correspondence Department
offers formal home study courses to
those who cannot take standard col-
lege work in residence.
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Dr. Ariel S. Baliif, Director of Summer School,
is responsible for organizing the quarterly sum-
mer session of classwork. At the beginning of
each session, Dr. Ballif's duties include arrange-
ment of music and drama workshops and other
special areas of student activity.
Friendly Dr. Baliif, who joined the Brigham
Young University faculty 14 years ago, is present
chairman of the activity council, and feels that
athletics is a vital publicity medium for the Uni-
versity, hie also performs special duties as
Chairman of the Department of Sociology.
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The Opera Workshop presented its tra-
ditional opera during the summer months.
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R.O.T.C. officers exam-
ine new instruments to be
used during summer band
rehearsals.
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student leaders
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Administrators of student
activities . . . personality
giants given position by pop-
ular vote or committee selec-
tion . . . they help others to
fc,. enjoy life . . . ready to represent
the student body in correspon-
dence or' personal contact . . .
good school publicity spreaders.
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KEITH ORME
President
EILEEN SCHIPPER
1st Vice-President
DARCY CLAWSON
2nd Vice-President
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executive csuncil
An executive team of six members, including a former and present
business manager, guided all studentbody functions and upheld Brig-
ham Young University's unwritten law of distinction. In fulfilling the
responslblitles of the school and the studentbody, the council pro-
posed several recommendations initiated Inherent Improvements
and alteration of university undertakings. By playing host to visiting
college council members and attending Inter-collegiate activities,
they endeavored to represent every member of the BYU accurately.
ROYLANCE SPRATLING
Secretary
MARK MONEY
Business Manager
MYRON WALKER
Business Manager
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UsisUtive cuuhcil
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Mjuential decisions pertaining to the welfare of the univerbity are
enacted through this student government law-making body which
includes representatives from every type of organization, depart-
ment and governing group on campus. Under the leadership of
studantbody president Keith Orme, significant issues that affect the
students, faculty, and university in general were presented to this
legislature for ratification. Action on the assembly time change, the
difference in school ring handling, and the enforcement of bulletin
board control marked accomplishments of the group. In connection
with the Inter-Organizational Council, a moratorium was levied to
create more social units and increase the enthusiasm and opportunity
for members of previously organized brotherhoods.
Pat Pomeroy
Margaret Doxey
Ted Money
Elaine Leavltt
Paul Ashton
Robert Holman
Myron Walker
Marilyn Pond
Richard Wells
Virgil Smith
Sanford Walker
Dallln Gardner
Betty Martini
Douglas Bunker
Reed Fillmore
Lee Stratford
Eileen Schlpper
Spencer Palmer
Ardena Beck
Robert Chambers
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John McCabe
Marian Tebbs Tom J
ones
Glen Williams
Sherman Sheffield Glade
Trogaskis
Mark Money
Marvin Coffey Darcy
Clawson
Afton Ash Keith Larsen
Jon Katzenbach
Barbara Josie Keith Orme
Carolyn Tongeson
Roylance Spratling Harold Christensen
Richard Moody
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Noreen Nelson
Hal Connell
Larry Whetten
Joanna Hobbs
Anna Julia Hoyt
John Woodward
Jack Bowen
Doug Barker
Carol Clark
Kay Randall
Widstoe Shumway
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Howard Putnam, William F. Farnsworth, Rolen Camp-
bell, Shirley Turner, Joyce Jex, Lynn H. Slaugh, Sandy
Walker, Jack Bowen, Afton Ash, Glenn R. Williams,
Marvin Coffee, lone Lewis, Sherman B. Sheffield,
Malin Perry, Fred A. Money, Dennis Ward, Elaine Eng-
strom, Kitty Sue Barber, Daniel Brown, John R. Connell,
Marilyn Anderson, F. Curtis Wynder, Gloria Wallis, R.
C. Unice, Tom Kekaula, Arlene Barnett, Kay Randall,
Ted Johnson, Clarke Hinrichsen, Ralph Bergquist, Ru-
lon Craven, Paul Dahl, Elaine Leavitt, Beverly Miller,
Betsy Sears, Secretary; Lois Laney, Keith Smith, Ellen
Lindsay, John R. Fish, Stanley Schindler, H. Clay Gor-
ton, Lavon Boyenger, Blaine E. Ediefsen, Barbara Chad-
wick, Quentin Wooley, Wilbur Tolbert, David Gledhlll,
Maralyn Ballif, Emory Sekaquaptewa, Valda Massey,
Bruce Warren, Robert T. DIvett, Tom Jones, LaVonne
Thomander, John W, Jeppson, Olene Smith, Elizabeth
Martini, Ardean Beck, Carol Warr, Dan Clay, Robert
Doerr, Mark Money, Burtis Robertson, Bob Chambers,
Chairman.
Chairman Bob Chambers conducts one
of the regular bi-weekly sessions of I.O.C,
while secretary Betsy Sears records the
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The AMS program at the Brigham Young
University is the largest and most effective
organization of its type on United States
college campuses. Aiming to provide ac-
tivities for, and develop the leadership of
the vast number of men students on campus,
the association sponsors the Homecoming
Queen float, Frosh Orientation Field Day,
Autumn Leaf hHike and Hop, and a Christ-
mas drive. During winter and spring quarters
the Smokeless Smoker, Snow Carnival, AWS
Carnival, and AMS Caravan are included
In the curriculum.
SANDY WALKER
A.M.S. President
Leff to right: Tink Wooley, Jay imtth, ken Newman,
Bob Bateman, Don Oscarson, Bob Whitney, Boyd
Davis, Gordon Bischoff, Barf DeGraw, Bob Mauzy,
Ken Howard.
A. m. s.
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Left to Right: Sue Nelson, Leia Wing, Carolyn Taylor.
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Council mennbers fronn left to right: Audrey Lee, Pat
Havena, Arlene Barnett, Joyce Whitney. Louise Sharp,
Viola Shenck, Mrs. Booth, Dean of Wonnen; Shirley Allen,
Shirley Call, Elna Watts, Jean Crook, Lucy Kinnison,
Marilyn Bailey.
A, W. S,
AFTON ASH
President
Commencing in the late summer before
fall quarter begins, AWS Council actively
engages in the Big Sister Program which is
just one of the events that encourages and
coordinate the women students at BYU.
Throughout the entire year a program In-
cluding a Fall Fashion Show, the Preference
Ball, Banquet, and Assembly, Girl's Day Ac-
tivities, and the Song Fest gives all women
ample opportunity for work, talent partici-
pation, and social life. To honor the Initatlve
and ambition of the women, a Recognition
Ball and a $100 scholarship are presented
annually.
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KYJ^YAm OUYeOrU
The student program bureau Is responsi-
ble for organizing tours of student talent
which present programs in the western
states. This group gives students oppor-
tunity to participate on many programs
and creates much good will toward B.Y.U.
Front row, left to right: Dick Wells, Grant
Thomas, Colleen Clarke, Chairman Jon
Katzenbach, Gail Farrar, Lewis Winters.
Back row: Dick Moody, Ken Perry, Dawn
Riggs, JoAnne LeSueur, . Paul Fish, Tom
Jones, Bob Gilllland.
UcticKS C(}mmittee
The five students, affiliated as the stand-
ing Elections Committee, confer with the
school officers to direct all official student-
body elections. The Council's code of rules
educates the office seekers in matters of
election advertisement, voting, and cam-
paigning and schedules all special candi-
date meetings.
Right to left: Lee Edwards, Chairman;
Joyce Ashman, Jack Roberts, Janet
Gordon.
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Under the expert leadership of the
Homecoming Committee, the "Flaming
Fifties" displayed B.Y.U.'s originality and
ability to "do big things. ' The progress
that has occured since 1950 was continued
with the first Homecoming Queen Banquet,
pre-game activities, and Homecoming
Quartet competition. Colleen Hutchins
appeared through this committee's efforts
and was regally welcomed in the "Field-
house Follies" and the brilliant parade of
over 50 local and out of state entries.
Front row, left to right: Lewis Winters,
Ruth Ellen May, Chairman; Mark Benson,
Marilyn Ballif, Russ Lundberg, Carolyn Ed-
wards. Back row: Jack Bowen, Peggy
Wood, Grant Evans, Gloria Rytting, Jack
Clawson.
Assemvlli committee
Each Thursday tKe sfudentbody witnes-
ses an assembly that has taken the Asesm-
bly Committee one month to plan and
direct. The members of this body are
each assigned two; assemblies during the
year, and they must contact the -partici-
pants one month in advance and have the
script ready two weeks before the per-
formance. With the use of a protective
canvas covering for the basketball floor,
the new fieldhouse has become the as-
sembly center.
Front row, feft to right: Chairman Jack Claw-
son, Eileen Schipper, Keith Hayes, Ruth Ellen
May. Back row: Carlisle Hannig, Lloyd McAf-
erty, Francis Boyer, Bob Mauzy.
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Top to Bottom: Mildred Hyde, Ann Kamnnermeyer,
Marjene Frank, Secretary; Carol Gardner, Louise Nixon,
Lorraine Monterith, Sylvia Tyler, Anna MacCully, His-
torian; Julia Groberg, Chairman; Iwalani Serrio.
\l\f. i.
cers
Freshmen girls receive instruction, encourage-
ment, and a sense of security through the Frosh
A. W. S. Council which originated in 1951. The
ten council members, who are chosen by the
Senior A. W. S. for service participation in high
school, don grey skirts and navy blue emblem
sweaters. As specific duties the committee plans
and directs the Girl's Day Vaudeville and the
Fiomecoming balloon project.
foXlu t,Qm.m\i\tt
Through the Pep Rally Committee
school spirit is encouraged for vital
Skyline competitions, and B.Y.U. ath-
letes become well-known on and off
campus. This year three pep rallies
and the Torch Light Parade and
street dance built student interest
in the sports endeavours of the
school.
Left to right: Chairman John Jeppson,
Don Murphy, Harold Dunford, Gayle Wal-
ton, Farrell McKinney, Dick Moody, Boyd
Blackham.
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Violations of the Inter-Organ-
izational Council's Code of Pro-
cedures are judged by the 5
members and 3 assistants of the
Penal Court. Chosen by the Ex-
ecutive Council, the judges repre-
sent old units, new units, graduate
students, religious affiliations, and
independent members of the stu-
dent body. Through this branch
of student government all social
unit problems are met with justice.
From left to right: Leonard Dug-
gar, Helen Jeanne Jones, Andrew
Douglas, Wayne Goates, and
Fred White.
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ceh
Kuvlicitli committee
Adding class as well as pep and vitality
to home games, our pert song leaders are,
clockwise: Jody Willardson, Bobbie Cope-
land, Jane Dibble, Marthaline Anderson,
Barbara Deigaard, and Mari-Lynn Marcil.
ssfiS. Uac
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organized
tYS
The newly orga^fTzed Publicity Control Commit-
tee, consisting of four students considered by the
Executive and Legislative Councils, was established
to increase the efficiency of campus publicity. The
YC's are carrying out the program by acting as
monitors who keep the bulletin boards attractive,
clean, and up to date. Other advertising problems
will be met by this council if the need arises. From
left to right: Carol Warr, Bob West, Jack Roberts,
and Joe Rowberry.
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Selman, Orrin M. — Orem, Utah
Smith, Elon V. — Van Nuys, California
Snnith, Lyrteer C — Duncan, Arizona
Miller, J. Dale— Prove, Utah
Woodbury Loraine — St. George, Utah
Sorenson, John L. — Smithfield. Utah
Spendlove, Rex S — Boulder City, Nevada
Swanson, Jannes W. — Rapid City, S.D.
Young, Everett Wm. — Philadelphia, Penn.
Davis, Ted F. — Sprinville, Utah
Waring, Gordon — Smoot, Wyonning
Thompson, Reed Paul — St. George, Utah
Lerwill, Roger J. — Billings, Montana
Ord, Robert M. — Provo, Utah
Burr, Lynn — Marysvale, Utah
Budge, Merrill S. — Ogden, Utah
Smith, Virgil B.— Salt Lake City, Utah
Allred, Worth P.— Provo, Utah
Phillips, Kathleen — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Murray, Melvin Ray — Boise, Idaho
Schoenfeld, Ed. — Parma, Ohio
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Schindler, Stan
Blackfoot, Idaho
Randall, K. A.
Provo, Utah
Nye, Eugene S.
Ogden, Utah
Andelin, Robert L.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Childs, Gordon B.
Sprlngville, Utah
Broclcbank, Dean L.
Spanish Fork, Utah
Statfanson, F. L.
Lompoc, California
Elison, James H.
Oakley, Idaho
Law, Hugh T.
Provo, Utah
Brown, Karl W.
Provo, Utah
'Brown, W. Willlann
Salt Lake City, Utah
Huillett, F. Dale
San Diego, California
Coray, John L.
Ogden, Utah
Davidson, G. Don
San Bernardino, California
Bhindgren, Donovan
Billings, Montana
Peterson, Herbert Neil
Joseph City. Arizona
Davis, H. Clyde
Provo, Utah
Madsen, Jack
Provo. Utah
Graves, Howard
Peoria, Illinois
Greenfield, Harvey
Pass-A-Grille, Florida
Peterson, Parley R.
Ephralm, Utah
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Hendrickson, Keith M. Pomona, California
Grsninger, Gordon H. — Cathsge, Misi.
Laurence, Joseph W. — Heber, Utah
Roberts, Connell B. — Ogden, Utah
Mabey, Melvin P.— Bountiful, Utah
Malmrose, Eldon H. — Brigham City, Utah
Melander, Wayne A. — Boise, Idaho
Meservy, Keith A. — Provo, Utah
Bailey, Jack F. — Thornton, Idaho
Olson, Heber — Fairvlew, Utah
Wengreen, Dean — McCammon, Idaho
Peterson, Inez — Hollydale, California
Bradford, Howard— Salt Lake City, Utah
Buchanan, Hayle — Roosevelt, Utah
Fetscher, J. Elaine — Ogden, Utah
Stephenson, Loran D. — Wendell, Idaho
Esplln, Van C— Cedar City, Utah
Hansen, Lynn W. — Monroe, Utah
Clawson, Harold P. — ^Phoenix, Arizona
Weinheimer, Ruth — Welling, Alberta. Can.
Hansen, Ralph — New York, New York
Eldredge, Burr S. — Roosevelt, Utah
Willianns, Dorothy — Holbrook, Arizona
Wright, Kenneth D. Pleasant Grove, Utah
Christensen, Neil A. — Berkeley, California
Clark, Ernna — Morgan, Utah
Madsen, Russell A. — Provo, Utah
Luthringer, Margaret — Mulhouse, France
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5enior5
Lofty, versatile, and dig-
nified . . . project leavers
. . . complain about expenses
. . . seem to have definite ideas
about matrimony . . . decisive
about a major and minor . . . trying
to plan for the future.
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Sherman Sdaffield and
Myron Watlcer
Class Representatives
cla53 of
1952
\^i^,'d.
These optimistic, energetic class officers
directed their efforts toward providing
a year of interesting activity and an en-
during class pro[ect. They also assisted
greatly in preparation of the 1952 com-
mencement program.
I
Don Spencer
Vice-President
Lila Bowen
Secretary
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Provo, Utah
Anderson
Manti,
Jane
Utah
Andrus, Clair W.
Ucon, Idaho
Bates, Joseph
Diamond City, Alberta, Canada
Ashby, Merrill Holt
Spanish Fork, Utah
Andersen, John
Salt Lake City, Utah
Adams, George T., Jr.
Provo, Utah
Barber, K
Baytow
itty Sue
n, Texas
Alexander, Beth
Phoenix, Arizona
Anderson
Spring
Robert B.
City, Utah
Bagley, Gaylan
Fairview, Wyoming
Atkinson, Leta E.
Springville, Utah
Alexander, Charles
Phoenix, Arizona
Anderson
Spanish
Raymond G.
Fork, Utah
Andrus, Stanley K.
Holladay. Utah
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Barlocker, Vella Rose
Enterprise, Utah
Allen, John D.
Oakland, California
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Salt Lake City, Utah
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Ferry, Idaho
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Springville, Utah
Ballif, Maralyn
Provo, Utah
Anderson, Christine
St. Johns, Arizona
Andrus, G. Merrill
Ucon, Idaho
Banks, Arvil G.
Provo, Utah
Baumgarten, Edward J.
San Bernardino, California
Anderson, Genevieve
Oak City. Utah
Angus, Mark L
Roosevelt, Utah
Badger, Billla B.
Holden, Utah
Barnhlll, Bertha
Provo, Utah
Allison, Wayne
Ashton, Idaho
Ashby, Richard L. Arnett, Alice
American Fork, Utah Price, Utah
Barrett, Melvin J.
Ogden, Utah
Anderson,
Provo,
Geraldine
Utah
Ashby, Vic Baird, Larae
Salt Lake City, Utah Heber, Utah
Bates, Leon
Taylor, Arizona
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Bawden, Leon — Cleveland, Utah
Bean, Hardy — Provo, Utah
Bedenbaugh, Joyce — Late Cl+y, Florida
Behrmann, Orie E. — Mapleton. Utah
Belt, Wm. David — Las Vegas, Nevada
Benson, Ammon — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Belt, W. Dwayne — Las Vegas, Nevada
Benson, Donald I. — Ephraim, Utah
Benson, Jesse N. — loka, Utah
Benson, Marl, A.— Salt Lake City, Utah
Bergquist, Eleise — Preston, Idaho
Benson, Reed A. — Salt Lake City, Utah
Berrey, John B. — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Boren, Maurine — Twin Falls, Idaho
Bezzant, Dean — Pleasant Grove, Utah
Blankenagel, Norma — Rosennary, Al., Can.
Blankenagel. Harvey — Provo, Utah
Bitter, Carmen — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Black, Karl L— Eden, Idaho
Beutler, Charles S. — Emmett, Idaho
Billings, Dahrl T. — Tremonton, Utah
Blackham, Vernon T. — Moroni, Utah
Brady, Verl — Fairview, Utah
Bolingbroke, Mary Lois — Billings, Montana
Bowen, Jack — Mesa, Arizona
Boyer, David Glenn— Arco, Idaho
Boswell, Evan C. — Tucson, Arizona
Botts, Walter L. — Las Vegas, Nevada
Bohne, Bud — San Jose, California
Bov/en, Lila R. — Spanish Fork, Utah
Bergquist, Ralph — iPreston, Idaho
Bradshaw, Willard H— Orem, Utah
Boyenger, Lavon — Nampa, Idaho
Blackwell, Wm. L— Marysvale. Utah
Braithwaite, Reed — Spanish Fork, Utah
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Brimhall, Norman Merrill
Taylor, Arizona
Briggs, L Charles
Nephi, Utah
Budge, Barbara
Denver, Colorado
Brinton, J, Ennerson
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Call, Geneva
Las Vegas, Nevada
Burton. McKay C.
Afton, Wyonning
Broadhead, Stirling
Provo, Utah
Claphann, Barbara
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bush'man, Anna E.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Clark, Carol Jean
Provo, Utah
Brown, Daniel W.
Magrath, Alberta, Canada
Call, Shirley Mae
Idaho Palls, Idaho
Calder, Don L.
Vernal, Utah
Brown, Ina Lavon
Provo, Utah
Christopulos, Tony
Salt Lake Cit/, Utah
Carruthers, Neil Harold
Pomona, California
Bryner, Jolene
Price, Utah
Card, Lincoln J.
Cardston, Alberta, Canada
Campbell, Ludene B.
Emmett, Idaho
Christensen, Colleen
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Clarke, Dick
Rexburg, Idaho
Christensen, Rose L
Safford. Arizona
Burningham, Kenneth A,
Midvale, Utah
Call, MacRey
Colonia Dublan, Mexico
Brook, Winton
Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Clark, Donald J.
Oakley, Idaho
Bringhurst, Lorna
Toquerville, Utah
Christiansen, Christian Paul
Pasadena, California
Changelo, Anthony
Ausable Forks, New York
Brown, Clyde E.
Seattle, Washington
Carver, Julia
Salt Lake City, Utah
RON OTTESON
Veteran yearbook editor . . . mostly familiarized
at North Building and Banyan Office . . . devoted
additional time to Blue Key and married life.
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Displayed capability and enthusiasm . . . student-
body ■first vice-president . . . familiar figure in many
campus activities.
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Rex L.
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Idaho Hi
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Criddle, J. Dale
Connell, John R., Jr.
Clark. Richard R.
Crandall, Fred Lewis. Jr.
Downey. Idaho
Costa Mesa, California
Idaho Falls, Idaho
LaCanada. California
Clark, Alan C.
Coffey, Marvin
Crowther. Rosemary
Clark. Robert S.
Georgetown, Ic
aho
Walla Walla, Washington
Malad, Idaho
Provo. Utah
Clark, Melvin C.
Cook. Richard E.
Clegg. Vella
Cox, Carl T.
Rirle, Idaho
American Fork, Utah
Dietrich, Idaho
Provo, Utah
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ullimoro. Kathleen
Prove, Utah
urfee, Lyman
Prove, Utah
oyle, Dorothy
Phoenix, Arizona
utier, Helen M.
Salt Lake City, Utah
ixon, Willard C.
Spanish Fork, Utah
Farnsworth, Dean H.
Colonia Juarez, Mexico
Eddington, Richard
Lehi, Utah
Ediefson, Blaine E.
Origgs, Idaho
Dixon, Reona
Roxboro, North Carolina
Davies, Bill
Fillnnore, Utah
Elison, Jerry H.
Oakley, Idaho
Davis, Lynn H.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Dial, Barbara
Salt Lake City, Utah
Davies, Karyllea B.
Duchesne, Utah
Egbert, William
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Evert, Betty
Worland, Wyoming
Evans, Bert P.
Provo, Utah
Fitzgerald, Myrtle
Ephraim, Utah
Enos, Blossom Kaniho
Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii
Fish, Beatrice
Pintura, Utah
Felsch, George
Palo Alto, California
Falls, Hilda H.
Perth, North Dakota
Farrer, Dale
Provo, Utah
Evans, Gertrude Hennman frandsen, ina
Alameda, California Guunison, Utah
Duncan, Norman V.
Green River, Utah
Dustin, Joyce
Provo, Utah
Doty, Allan J.
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Driggs, June S.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Driggs, Margie Gay
Phoenix, Arizona
Dallas, Cole
Preston, Idaho
Dixon, Darreil Q.
Spanish Fork, Utah
Davis. Eugene H.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Deem, Arlene
Brigham City, Utah
DeHoyos, Arturo
Mexico
Esplin, Grace
Cedar City, Utah
Farnsworth, Betty
Chandler, Arizona
Erickson, Ron
Los Angeles, California
Engstrom, Elaine
Phoenix, Arizona
Emmetf, Wm. Q. | f ^ife, A. Loui»4^
Taber, Alberta, Canada ' Salt Lake Ci^, Utah
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Eldredge, Jean
Shrewsbury. Mass.
Erickson, Newell H.
Arlington, California
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Evans, Grant H.
Parma, Idaho
Farnsworth, Wm. F.
Beaver, Utah
Fisher, Dean
Rexburg, Idaho
DeBoer, Robert H.
Ogden, Utah
iFarr, Sylvia
St. Johns. Arizona
Fernley, Ariene
Chula Vista, California
Francom, Val G.
Wilmar, California
Francis, Jay W. — Morgan, Utah
Francis, Rulon S. — Springville, Utah
Franks, Richard — Oakley, Idaho
Fronberg, Charles C. — Ogden, Utah
Frodsham, Lovina Keeler — Magrath, Al., Can.
Frodsham, Lowell — Cardston, Alberta, Can.
Fowles, Jay R. — Oakley, Idaho
Feurtsen, Vernon — Venice, California
Fujinnoto, Jane — Wailuku, Maul, Hawaii
Freeman, Dean L. — Twin Falls, Idaho
Fuller, Donna — Ogden, Utah
Funk, Albert S. — Sterling, Utah
Gunn, LaMarr — Hoytsvllle, Utah
Greenwood, Lorraine — Sandy, Utah
Greenhaigh, Glade — Nephl, Utah
Green, Verl M. — Paul, Idaho
Greenhaigh, F. Blaine — Orem, Utah
Green, lone — Vinton, Virginia
Goodness, Lei — Wailuku, Maul, Hawaii
Green, Betty Ann — Spanish Fork, Utah
Graham, Jerry — Manti, Utah
Graehl, Max G. — Prove, Utah
Gilbert, Herbert — Brooklyn, New York
Green, Emerson — Driggs, Idaho
Goates, Wayne A. — Lehi, Utah
Gines, Pauline — Jerome, Idaho
Gilner, Gerald — Provo, Utah
Gilbert, Sidney S. — Bancroft, Idaho
Gorton, H. Clay — Soda Springs, Idaho
Geddes, Marise — Provo, Utah
Gagon, Edwin B. — Lancaster, California
Garrick, Bernell — Provo, Utah
Galbraith, Joyce — Phoenix, Arizona
Hale, Melva — Afton, Wyoming
Hall, llene— Provo, Utah
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ifen, Joseph. Jr.
Provo. Utah
ill, Calvin N.
5t. George, Utah
lies, William C.
ipanish Fork, Utah
imblin, Harriet
'hoenix, Arizona
Hannah. Wallis C.
Los Angeles. California
Harris, James R.
Chicago, Illinois
Harrison, Dan B.
Provo, Utah
Hansen, Carole
Provo, Utah "''
Hideshima, Tadashi
Orem, Utah
Hansen, Afton M.
Maytield, Utah
Henrie, Thomas A.
Ivlarysvale. Utah
Hansen, Ross D.
Joseph City, Arizona
Hickman, J. Morris
Coulee Dam, Washi
Hicks, Lilly
Montpelier, Idaho
Harris, Howard B.
Spokane. Washington
Hawkes, Alora
Provo. Utah
Hansen, Portia Hiatt
Mt. Airy. North Carolina
Henrie. Weston
Tremonton, Utah
HIga, Lily Y.
Kohala, Hawaii
Higginbotham, Barbara
Idaho Falls. Idaho
Hardy. LoRene
Susanville, California i
Hansen, Monna
Great Falls. Montana
Harms. Callis R.
Thatcher. Arizona
Harrison, Marion
Afton, Wyoming
Hansen, Kent A.
' St. George, Utah
Henrie, Bill S.
Provo, Utah
Hawkins, Loyd I.
Elfrida, Arizona
Hanson, Keith
Merced, California
Halterman. Richard J,
Cedar City, Utah
Hardy, Scott M.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Harker, Glen L.
Orem, Utah
Heiser, Janice E.
Ogden, Utah
GRANT EVANS
Constructive power on campus . . . sociable and
snniling . . . musically gifted senior who knew and
liked his fellow students.
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Wells, Nevada
Holbrook, LaRue
Wells, Nevada
Hilton, John
Oakland, California
SPENCER PALMER
Best remembered for his In-
spirational Sunday School class-
es and achievements In debate
. . . engineered Wye Magazine
^^^ friendly and unassuming.
AFTON ASH
i Capable A.W.S. president . . .
' contributed to membership of
White Keys, Nautilus . . . per-
sonality is her greatest asset.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Hyde, George R.
Washington, D.C.
Hoopes, Marilyn
Thatcher, Arizona
Huber. Shirley
Lapoint, Utah
Hoici, Mits
Murray, Utah
Houston, Fred
Annerican Fork, Utah
Hulet, Clarence V.
Wendell, Idaho
Hill, Paul E.
Laurens, South Carolina
Holmes, Robert Houston, Allen B.
Raynnond, Alberta, Canada Tama, Iowa
Hyatt, Ora Mae
Manti, Utah
Holley, Elmer Leroy
Thornton, Idaho
Holliday, Josephine
Senatobia, Mississippi
Hoggan, Sarah
Lorenzo, Idaho
Howes, H. Reid
Richfield, Utah
Hulet, Grant M.
Wendell, Idaho
Hill, RaOla
Provo. Utah
Jensen, Carolyn
Ogden, Utah
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Jacobsen, Ralph B.
Springvllle, Utah
James, Glan A.
Blackfoot, Idaho
Jeffs, Dayle
.Rrovo. Utah
Jensen, Arch
Santa Ana, California
Jeppson, Joyce
Payson, Utah
Jensen, DeLamar
Buhl, Idaho
Johnson, Edward
Lovall, Wyoming
Johnson, Elizabeth Jane
Sanford, Colorado
Johnson, Welburn K.
Mapleton, Utah
Jones, Renee R.
Mt. Pleasant, Utah
Judd, Gwendolyn Kearl, Phyllis
Col. Juarez, Chio., Mexico Mt. Clemens, Michigan
Lee, Ralph E.
Winslow, Arizona
Johnson, Camille
Salinas, California
Kirwan, Sharon
Blackfoot, Idaho
Knudsen, J. Gordon
Provo. Utah
Larson, Kathleen
Rexburg, Idaho
Lott, Ivan Lloyd |
Provo, Utah \
Liechty, Leslie E.
Provo, Utah
Lee, Arthur LaMonte
Whisky Gap, Alberta, Can.
Kodel, Colleen
Provo, Utah
Lang, Dee S.
St. George, Utah
Lyman, James H.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Larsen, Ernest
Emery, Utah
Lawson, Douglas 8.
Roosevelt, Utah
Joffs, Robert
Park City, Utah
Jensen, Homer M.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Jensen, V. Lamarr
bandy, Utah
Jensen, Oliver B.
Provo, Utah
Jensen, Bob
Manti, Utah
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Kirchoff, Herbert
St. Paul, Minnesota
Laney, Allen F.
Provo, Utah
Jones, Evan Thomas
Beverly Hills, California
Jones, Weston K.
Spanish Fork, Utah
Judd, Geraldine
Kanab, Utah
Kopp, Alfred H.
San Jose, California
Labrum, Renee
Roosevelt, Utah
Johnson, Helen
Fresno, California
Lamoreaux, Sybil
Mesa, Arizona
Lee, Audrey
Ammon, Idaho
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Kondo, Gladys
Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii
Lee, Gordon H.
Tooele, Utah
Lundell, Clyde J.
Benjamin, Utah
Larsen, Norman Dale
Spanish Fork, Utah
Leo, Thomas W.
Provo, Utah
Linn, Ross P.
Charles City, Iowa
Larsen, Shirley
Waynesborc, Virginia
Lamb, W. Doyle
Santa Monica, California
Law, Gloria M.
Provo, Utah
Long, Jerry
Ely, Nevada
Larsen, Bliss — Spanish Fork, Utah
Lund, Jay N. — Santa Rosa. California
Lockhart, Dolores — Grants Pass, Oregon
Loosli, Gayle — Ashton, Idaho
Loutensock, John — North Hollywood, Calif.
Larsen, Keith — Rexburg, Idaho
l\/(cCance, Joan Ellen — Milwaukee. Wis.
McGuire, Betty Jane — Fontana, California
McEwen, Gordon M. — Burley, Idaho
Mcintosh, Deon — Chico, California
McRae, Keith S. — Thatcher. Arizona
Madson, James E. — Payson, Utah
Madsen, Ronald E. — Provo, Utah
Magnusson, George E. — South Gate, Calif.
Madsen, Janice M. — Murray, Utah
Mann, Douglas S. — Brigham City, Utah
Marcil. Cherie — San Bernardino, California
Mangam, John K. — Provo, Utah
Marchant, Jennie — Kannas, Utah
Marsden, Louise — Parowan, Utah
Martini, Elizabeth — Glendale, California
Marx, Tressie — Los Angeles, California
Mason, Maughan S. — Trennonton, Utah
Maughan, Dora — Preston, Idaho
Meibos, Richard L. — Long Beach, California
Miller. Beverly — Midvale. Utah
Meier, John H. — Glendale, California
Melville, Kathryn — Monroe, Utah
Merkley, Phillip W.— Duchesne, Utah
Merrill, LuAnn — Wilmington, Delaware
Miller, Ramona S. — Provo, Utah
Money, Mark L. — Spanish Fork, Utah
Miller, June — Manti, Utah
Mitchell, Joanne — Provo, Utah
Moffett, Max W.— Burley, Idaho
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Montgomery, Charles B.
Pasadena, California
Morley, Rachael
Arlington, Virginia
Moody, Howard J.
Provo, Utah
Mortensen, Patsy
Ephraim, Utah
Moody, Dicic
Mesa, Arizona
Nelson, A, Reed
Spanish Fork, Utah
Nelson, Rosemary
Phoenix, Arizona
Nelson, Karl K.
Park City, Utah
Nalder, Beverley
San Francisco, California
^
Myer, Richard A.
Caldwell, New Jersey
Morgan, Carl E.
Nicholls, Byron W.
Downey, Califofnia
Nicholes, Joyce
Provo, Utah
Nelson, Sue
New Martinsville, West Virginia Seattle, Washington
Moyle, Richard W.
American Fork, Utah
Nishimura, Estelle
Honolulu, Hawaii
Nielson, LaRue
Ephraim, Utah
Nichols, Bill
Pocatello, Idaho
Nielsen, John Merle
Ogden, Utah
Nobumori, Hiromitsu Arthur
Tokyo, Japan
Morris. Joan
Brigham City, Utah
Nielson, LaRane
Ephraim, Utah
Newman, Kenneth D.
Muncle, Indiana
Nielsen, M. Sail
Sigurd, Utah
Orme. Keith M.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Olsen, James P.
Emery, Utah
Okenlund, Ivan
Loa, Utah
Olsen, Ray R.
Rigby, Idaho
Oliverson, Ray
Preston, Idaho
Olsen, O. Lamar
Price, Utah
Oliphant, Nada
Orem, Utah
Otteson, Ronald
Fountain &reen, Utah
BETSY SEARS
Drew attention tor her work in White Keys,
Trovata . . . co-chairman ot new units on campus
. . . generous with her intelligence and integrity.
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MARK BENSON
Did a commendable job as homecoming chairman
. . . sparked Blue Key efforts as vice-president . . .
a progressive influence around campus.
Partridge, Richan
Prove. Utah
Peterson, Cumorah L
Mt. Pleasant, Utah
Peterson, Barbara
Murtaugh, Idaho
Phelps, Paul A.
tviontebello, California
Palmer, Spencer
Thatcher, Arizona
Palmer, Jonathan hi.
Alton, Utah
Peterson, Bruce E.
Spanish Fork, Utah
Paulsen, Ford R.
Pleasant Grove, Utah
Peterson, Dallas
Oakley, Idaho
Orr, Berkley Peck, Alan
Grantsville, Utah Salt Lake
City,
Peterson, N
Utah Fallbrook,
;ola Petersen, Pat
California Pocatello, Idaho
Orrock, Scott .Perry, Arbeth R.
Richfield, Utah Roosevelt, Utah
Peterson,
Provo,
Vernon
Utah
Parsons, Kenneth G.
Ogden, Utah
Page, A. Curtis, Jr.
Payson, Utah
Peterson, Donna Jean
Silver Spring, Maryland
Peacock, Jesse J.
Orangeville, Utah
Petersen, Janice
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Potter, Joyce Eloise
Wonatchee, Washington
Robison, Max C.
Magna, Utah
Robertson, Carolyn
Spanish Fork, Utah
Rytting,
Verna
Gloria W.
, Utah
Schm
St.
utz, Stanton E.
George, Utah
Prusse, Ralph E.
Provo, Utah
Richey, Dale M.
St. Johns, Arizona
Redd, Lloyd H.
Blending, Utah
Rytting, Lorry E.
Tremonton, Utah
Schof
Ru
ield, Keith B.
36rt, Idaho
Pierce, Scott T.
Aberdeen, Idaho
Rigby,
Provo
Robert G.
, Utah
Ririe, Barbara L.
Calgery, Alberta, Canada
Roy, Tea *
Riverton, Utah \
Shaw
Mc
Robert K.
desto, California
Pratt, Calvin
Salt Lake City, Utah
Rogers, J. Marcel
Clarkdale, Arizona
Reynolds, Rex L.
Luna, New Mexico
Rust, Delmar -i^
Salem, Utah %
Schow, Fred F.
C«rdston, Alberta, Canada
Powell, John William
Spanish Forle, Utah
Rushton
Ruth,
, Allen L
Nevada
Roberts,
Hemet
'atricia Ann
California
Rushton, Connie
Las Vegas, Nevada
Shelley, Glade Searle
American Fork, Utah
Powell, Gene C.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Richardson, Waldo
Provo, Utah
1 1
Russell, Evelyn
4 Beverly Hills. C
alifornia
Schardine, Louis
Lawrencebur9,
Indiana
Sewell, Mai
Ofiggs, Idaho
Radmall, Stewart
Ogden, Utah
Read, Calvin F.
Glendale, California
Ross, LaDonna
Victor, Idaho
Rosebaum, Var
Spanish Fork, Utah
Seppi, Eddie J.
Provo, Utah
Rasband, Joseph R.
Heber, Utah
Roberts, Shirley J.
Ft. Worth, Texas
Remund, Janet
Salt Lake City,
Utah
Schow, Alvin G.
Lehi, Utah
Sanford, Carl
Springville. Utah
Randall, Gerald N.
Ogden, Utah
Russon, Maynard
Lehi, Utah
Rupp, Kenneth
Tooele, Utah
Sabin, Marie
Salem, Utah
Sheffield, Sherman B
Kaysville, Utah
Ravsten, Lynn A.
Heyburn, Idaho
Richards, John M.
Preston, Idaho
Roper, Velda
Westwood, California
Shields, R. Doyle
Delta, Utah
Shimada, Robert
Pauuene, Hawaii
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Sears, Elizabeth Anne — Washington, D.C.
Schipper, Eileen — Sparks, Nevada
Shelley, H. Merlin— Provo, Utah
Shinnanek, R. Glade — Scio, Oregon
Shurtliff, Edward R.— Ogden, Utah
Shirota, Hiroshi — Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii
Smith, L. Bernell— Provo, Utah
Slrrine, G. Keith — Mesa, Arizona
Slaugh, Lynn H. — Vernal, Utah
Smith, Barbara — Grace, Idaho
Smith, Charles A. — Collins Center, New York
Sorensen, Donald — Blackfoot, Idaho
Shumway, Lenn M. — Taylor, Arizona
Smith, Phyllis— Salt Lake City, Utah
Solomon, James — Las Vegas, Nevada
Spratling, Roylance — ^West Jordan, Utah
Smith, Jerrie — Provo, Utah
Sorensen, Joyce — Mayfield, Utah
Soelberg, Verl L. — Ogden Utah
Sorensen, Neil R. — Draper, Utah
Sparks, Venna — Weiser. Idaho
Solomon, Geraldine — Las Vegas, Nevada
Southworth, Mark, Sacramento, California
Spencer, Maitland G. — Provo, Utah
Sperry, Alan Francis — Salt Lake City, Utah
Spilsbury, Jewel — Salt Lake City, Utah
Spencer, Don — River+on, Utah
Sumsion, Robert J. — Springville, Utah
Starling, Myrtle — Jacksonville, Florida
Sumsion, Owen W. — Springville, Utah
Stauffer, David M.— Salt Lake City, Utah
Stepp, Homer W., Jr. — Raymond, Wash.
Steele, Paul — American Fork, Utah
Stephensen, Jack Q. — Riverton, Utah
Stevens, Henry H. — Holden, Utah
Thompson, John H.
Malta, Idaho
Thompson, Dorothy
Malta, Idaho
Stewart, Don G.
Provo, Utah
Stratford, Lee
Lomlta, California
Stott, G. Gail
Manti, Utah
Stott, Douglas W.
Provo, Utah
Sylvester, Althea
Elsinore, Utah
Stock, Jean
Fish Haven, Idaho
Stromberg, Mavis
Grantsville, Utah
Stubbs, Clifton I.
Boulder City, Nevada
Tanner, Sylvan K.
Spanish Fork, Utah
Takasaki, Fred
Honolulu, Hawaii
Talmage, Burton A.
Springville, Utah
Terry, Birdene
Taylor, Betty
Billings, Montana
Thacker, Lila
Vernal, Utah
Taylor, Kenneth R.
American Fork, Utah
Taylor, Mildred
San Jose, California
Taylor, Gordon L
Payson, Utah
Thomas, Irene
Tabiona, Utah
Thacker, P. Ted
Vernal, Utah
Stowell, LeRoy
Duncan, Arizona
Thomas, Lavieve
Chandler, Arizona
Thacker, Vern
Charleston, Utah
Thompson, Everett
Glendale, California
Thomas, Dayle
Chandler, Arizona
Thompson, I. Barry
Weston, Idaho
Taylor, Gordon B.
Woodland Hill, California
Tanner, Carmela
Provo, Utah
Thomas, E. LaVoy
Pocatello, Idaho
Thomander, LaVon
Maplewood, Ne
REED BENSON
One of the friendliesf men on campus . . . Delta
Phi from Salt Lake ... a job undertaken means a
iob well-done.
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Z F *JW
Todd, Anita
Srtdtey, Cstifofftia
Tsalaky, Eva.
Provo, Utah
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Tonks. Oeah
Victor, Idaho
Tucker, Joanne
Prove, Utah
BETTY MARTINI
Dependable White Key presi-
dent . . . from Glendale, Cali-
fornia . . . friendly, considerate
personality.
KEITH ORME
One of best-knov/n figures on
campus . . . accomplishments
included studentbody president,
I.K. National president . . .
combination of dignity and vi-
tality.
Todd, Albert C.
Saft Late City, Utah
Thurber, Albert K.
Gooding, Idaho
Tsalaky, George
Provo, Utah
Tucker, Karl
Provo, Utah
Turner, James
Independence, Missouri
Tingey, Grant C.
Kaysville, Utah
Tooke, Richard Lee
Salt Lake City, Utah
Tucker, Lois
Cedar City, Utah
Turner, Ella Ruth
Provo, Utah
Turnbow, Dix R.
Moab, Utah
Topham, Forrest K.
Rexburg, Idaho
Tracy. Clinton R.
Flint, Michigan
Thompson, Marjorie
Aberdeen, Idaho
Turley. Ella Mae
Mesa, Arizona
Tolbert, Wilbur N.
Fayettevilie, Pennsylvania
Trimble, Bruce R.
Ontario, California
Udall, Audrey Jones
Vernal, Utah
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Unice, Robert C.
Houston, Texas
Winkler, Phyllis
Provo, Utah
Walker, Dean H.
Provo, Utah
Wadsworth, Don
Las Vegas, Nevada
Walker, J. Myron
American Fork, Utah
Varela, Dolores
Burely, Idaho
Voigt, Clifford
Chicago, Illinois
Wood, .Peggy
Ogden, Utah
Whitbeck, Alan Wimnner, LeLand P.
Raymond, Alberta, Canada American Fork, Utah
Wallis, Jack R.
Vernal, Utah
Whitehead, LeRoy, Jr.
Spanish Fork, Utah
West, Arnold
Coalville, Utah
Whitehead, Joanne
Spanish Fork, Utah
Wood, Annette
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Walker. Elma B.
Weston, Idaho ,*,,
Wagner, A. Kenyon Walker, G. Lynn
Col. Dublan, Chih., Mexico Winslow, Arizona
Whipple, Audrey Elaine
Las Vegas, Nevada
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Wagner, Leona Watson, Lowell S. Wickman, J, Ross
Colonia Dublan, Chih., Mexi. Grantsville, Utah Huntington, Utah
Wlllard, Clyde
Provo, Utah
Woffinden, George
Orem, Utah
Walsh, Maralyn
Farmington, Utah
Warner, Paul W.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
WoodFord, Hugh J.
Sydney, Australia
Waite, Wm. Richard Jolley, Weldon
Huntington Park, California Provo, Utah
Westover, Ross W.
Joseph City, Arizona
Watkins, Alene J.
Richland, Washington
Williams, Kenneth J.
Spanish Fork, Utah
Williams, Jay B.
Sunnyslde, Utah
Wiscombe, Erold
Provo, Utah
Whitney, R. Orson
Salt Lake City, Utah
Winsor, Wm. Kenneth
Salt Lake City, Utah
Williams, Boyd G.
Tabiona, Utah
Wolfley, Scott
Freedom, Wyoming
Wiscombe, Arthur C.
Roosevelt, Utah •
WhiHaker, Donald C.
Circleville, Utah
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Woolston, Paul— Provo. Utah
Wright. June— Provo, Utah
Wright, Mona— Peoa, Utah
Young, Carl L. — Huntington, Utah
Wright, Carole — Arco, Idaho
Bates. Hlldogard — Muhlenstr, Kyritz. Gor.
Young, Lawrence Richard — Ogden, Utah
Clawson, Darcy — Seattle, Washington
Snow, Quentin — Cleveland, Ohio
Compton, Lou Jean — Morgan, Utah
Bench, John R. — Provo, Utah
Bird, Ladene — Brigham City, Utah
Hulihan, Lois — Los Angeles, California
Sparks, Truman — Cary, Idaho
Threet, Conway — Lovell, Wyoming
Wisccmbe, .Phyllis — Provo, Utah
DARCY CLAWSON
StudentbcxJy second vice-president . . .
numbered in ranks of Blue Keys, Vikings
. . . dt!tgef»ce and stamina personified.
ROYLANCE SPRATLING
An outstanding example of ambition and
friendliness . . . White Key. Nautilus . . .
studentbody secretary duties claimed much
of her valuable time.
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junioips
Sponsors of the fabulous
Junior Prom . . . style lea-
ders . . . proud to be upper
classmen . . . welcome junior
college transfers . . . hold many of
llt^sfiijijor offices in school . . . long
for the day they'll be seniors.
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Noted for their enthusiasm and ability
to "get things done," this talented crew
did much to spark class interest. Activities
included the Prom, Junior parties, and the
annual chicken fry.
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Mdry Louise Udall
Vice-Presldort
Jackie Hansen
Secretary
John McCabe
President
class of
1953
Carolyn Torgeson and
Ken Howard
Class Representatives
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Adams, Dale
Kaysville, Utah
Allred, Betty Lou
Price, Utah
Archibald, Helen Ruth
St. Anthony, Idaho
Anderson, Lloyd
Brigham City, Utah
Allen, Merle Karia
Los Angeles, California
Bailey, Dale
Blackfoot, Idaho
Bassett, Dick M.
Lovell, Wyonning
Bates, Junior L.
Ogden, Utah
Baird, Orrin E.
Provo, Utah
Alwood, Udell O.
Elmo, Utah
Allen, Daniel
Palo Alto, California
Ashby, Calvin W.
Richfield, Utah
Anderson, Marjorie
Boise, Idaho
Arave. Rosalie
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Anderson, Marilyn
Glendlve, Montana
Barton, D. Louise
Manti, Utah
Bennett, S. John
. Provo, Utah
Bates, Lynn
5iS*( Diego, California
Bean, Rosemary
LaGrande, Oregon
i Barlow, Carol
I iOgden, Utah
Barnes, Dean
Long Beach, California
Adams, Fred
Montpelier, Idaho
Allred, Joye
Provo, Utah
Avery, Barry H.
Provo, Utah ML ■ K
Armstrong, Gale
Salt Lake City, Utah
Belnap, N. Blain
Ogden, Utah
Anderson, Janice V.
Provo, Utah
Barnett, Arlene
.Rrovo, Utah
Barstow, Mary
Idaho Falls, Idaho
I Beck, Ardena -^4^^
Pleasant Grov«f Utah
Belliston, Paul
Nephi, Utah
Affleck, Margaret
Sali|Uj!|«'Cit/. Utah
Albach, Arlene
Watsonville, California
Aston, Lloyd R.
Provo, Utah
Ballif, Joe
Provo, Utah
Bennett, Alice
Ogden, Utah
Anderson, Donna
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bascom, Cleo E.
Vernal, Utah
Austin, Bill
Palmyra, New York
Bearnson, S. Lynn
Spanish Fork, Utah
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Bennion, Junius Leo
Granger, Utah
Billing
, Victor D.
igton. Virginia
Boyer, Blaine M.
Springville, Utah
Brown,
Col.
Aron S.
Dublan, Chlh., Mexico
Chlng. Henry P.
Arii
HIlo, Hawaii
Bennion, Lenore
Salt Lake City. Utah
Bench, Maxine
American Fork, Utah
Brace, Walter
Salt Lake CIt/, Utah
Brown,
Blrg
Edwin
ham Canyon. Utah
Clark, Welsford
Provo, Utah
Bennion. Marilyn
Brigham City. Utah
Bready. Robert
Long Beach, California
Bischo
Swir
ff, Keith M.
k, Colorado
Brown, Elbert Earl
Glendale, California
Chrlstensen, Don L.
Provo, Utah
Billings. Barbara
Brigham City, Utah
Black, Richard fl. ^^
Provo, Utah' 1 1
Bradsh
Ced
aw. Reed Sevan
ar City. Utah
Brown. Elva
Lovell, Wyoming
Chrlstensen, Bob
Denver, Colorado
Berry, William N.
Prove, Utah
Blocker, Marie f. ^^M
Provo, Utah ^^
Bunker, Douglas Rich
Lbs Vegas, Nevada
Botkin, Keith H.
Meridian. Idaho
Chrlstensen, Vonda
Huntington, Utah
Brown, Roma Jean
Nampa, Idaho
Boehm, Walter J.
Pomona, California
Brady, Allen J.
Virginia, Idaho
Bershon, Richard Y.
Sandpoint, Idaho
Chrlstensen, Carole
Denver, Colorado
Besendorfer, Erma Jean
Heber, Utah
Booth, Earl
Oram, Utah
Bralthwalte, Dick
MantI, Utah
Brown, Thora Belle
Lovell, Wyoming
Chrlstensen, Joe J.
Banlda, Idaho
Buccamboso, John
Ely, Nevada
Bradburg, Jack
Los Angeles, Callfo
nia
Boren, J. D.
Bingham Canyon,
Utah
Bessey, Gerald E.
Sunnyslde, Washing!
Chrlstensen, Harold P
on Provo, Utah
Buckner, Eugene
Provo, Utah
Borgeson, Nellie
Santaquin, Utah
Brooks, Joyce
Burbank, Callforn
la
Berge, Anita
Coallnga, California
Chrlstensen, John B.
Provo, Utah
Billings, George E.
Delta, Utah
Brown. Robert L.
Queen Creek, Arizona
Brough, Randal DeVere
Provo, Utah
Brady, Alice
Las Vegas, Nevada
Chrlstensen, Phyllis
Richmond, Utah
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f:
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Carlsen, Jean
Los Angeles, California
Campbell, Jacqueline
Colton, Oregon
Burgi, Diane
Preston, Idaho
Cameron, Henry
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bushman, Nephi
Snowflake, Arizona
Cameron, Connie
St. Anthony, Idaho
Burge, Donna
Ogden, Utah
Call, Darrell
Malad, Idaho
Capps, Faye Case, Peggy Ann
Hartsville, South Carolina Mt. Emmons, Utah
Chadwick, Barbara
Salt Lake City, Utah
Carlile, Thomas F.
Heber, Utah
Burr, Rita C.
Ephraim, Utah
Burrup, Max
Downey, Idaho
Burton, Millicent
Chevy Chase, Maryland
Cannon, Gerald W.
Cirdeville, Utah
Carlile, Fred G.
Heber, Utah
Cannon, Charmaine
Provo, Utah
Burdick, Patsy Rene
Dragerton, Utah
Carlile, Ralph T.
Heber, Utah
Cardall, Norman
Provo, Utah
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Clawson, Jack
Seattle. Washington
Cox. Audrey
Ephralm. Utah
Colovich, Raynnond
Eureka. Utah
Compton, Merlin
Ogden. Utah
Cole, Patricia
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Cooper, Grant S.
Washington, D.C.
Cole, Gay
Preston. Idaho
Clark, Nelda
Cedar City. Utah
Corbett, .Pearson S.
St. George, Utah
Cook, Fay
Tridell, Utah
Corbett, Jeanne
Denver. Colorado
Cofin. Marlann
Downey. Idaho
Corbett. Connie
Provo. Utah
Clayton. Bob
Indianapolis, Indiana
Connell, Harold G.
Washington, D.C.
Clark, Janet
Greatneck, New York
Conk, Leo H.
Deseret, Utah
Cox, Maxine
Kuna, Idaho
DICK HUISH
Personified wit and personality . . . displayed am-
bition and originality as Prom chairman . . . drew
further attention as Blue Key and Bricker constituent.
Clark, Dave
Houston, Texas
Cook, Ilia Mae
Firth, Idaho
Clark. Helen Mae
Atton, Wyoming
Cowley, Wm. Horace
Provo, Utah
Clark, Barbara
St. George, Utah
Clark, Wayne
Morgan, Utah
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Cox, Mollie Marie
Provo, Utah
Crandall, Maureen
Twin Falls, Idaho
Crandall, Richard
La Canada, California
Crandall, Virginia
Los Angeles, California
Crawford, Darrel
Columbia, Utah
Crandall, Jean Louise
Salt Lake City, Utah
Dalton, Lee
Pontiac, Michigan
Deurden, Earl S.
Los Angeles, California
Curtis, DeMar
Salina, Utah
Douglass, Andrew M.
Glendale, California
Daly, Frank L
Panquitch, Utah
Crawford, Marilyn D.
Murray, Utah
Critchfleld, Inga
Oakley, Idaho
Divett, Robert T.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Davis, Julian I.
Ogden, Utah
Dye, Ronald
Roosevelt, Utah
Dolinar, Mitzie
Provo, Utah
Davis. Delmar Boyd
prem, Utah
Davis, Bonnie
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Crook, Jean
Fallon, Nevada
a-
o<
Crawford, Marilyn
Orenn, Utah
DeLaMare, Donald K.
Tooele, Utah
Curtis, Bruce W.
Thatcher, Arizona
Croft, Merlin R.
Pleasant Grove, Utah
Dyer, Bruce
Portland, Oregon
Davis, Joy Lorraine
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Duncan, Sallie ~
Springville, Utah
Decker, Daniel L.
Snowflake, Arizona
Draper. Jacqueline
San Francisco, California
Dillnnan, Slenyce
Farmington, New Mexico
Cruse r.'W/irl j I
St. Anthony, ldah« i
Curtis, Brandt B. | |
Solomon, Arizona i
Dixon, David G. |
Santa Ana, CallforniA
DeBry, JoAnn
Rigby, Idaho
Daniels, Philip B.
Provo, Utah
Done, Robert
Provo, Utah ^i
Davis, Heber Lee
•Prove, Utah
Dalby, Elaine
Rupert, l4aho ■,
Dahl, Paul E.
East Midvale, Utah
D'Addabbo, Patrick
Thompsonville, Conn.
m,
Dial, Laura
Rod Oak. Iowa
Ediefsen, Jesse R.
Driggs, Idaho
Edwards, Carolyn
Provo, Utah
Farnsworth, Sharon
Ely, Nevada
Ellertson, Norman
Provo, Utah
Grlmmett, Janet
Paris, Idaho
Green. Edna
Vinton, Virginia
Forsyth, Lee
Salt Lake City, U'
Faulkner, Margene
Provo, Utah
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ulih "*•
Farr. Janet
Ogden, Utah
Grix, Geraldine
\ Ogden, Utah
Green, Gene
Kaysville. Utah
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Ericksen, LaVona
Beaver Dam, Utah
Farrington, Shirley
Prineville, Oregon
Farrar, Gail
Rigby, Idaho
Fish, John Roger
Richfield. Utah
Green. Myrna
Miles. California
Gowans. Floyd N.
Erie, Pennsylvania
Gledhill. David
Richfield. Utah
Goodman. Joe
Mesa. Arizona
Groberg. Mary Jane
Idaho Falls. Idaho
Gardner. Rober Leigh
Cedar City. Utah
Garlick, Junior G.
American Fork, Utah
Fairbourn. Marilyn
Salina. Utah
Ferrin. Marilyn
Chico. California
Fillmore. Reid
Spanish Fork. Utah
Fonnesbeck. Paul
V/estcn, Idaho
Ensign. Bob
Glendale, California
Edwards, Clyde
Provo. Utah
Fish, ,P.aul
Overton. Nevada
Folkman, David
Ogden, Utah
Erickson. Yvonne
Ogden. Utah
Giles. Jae
McGill, Nevada
Gordon. Janet
Santa Barbara, California
Gililand, Bob
Rosemead, California
Fredrickson, Hartley
Malad, Idaho
Firth, Richard E.
Portland, Oregon
Fish. Gerald S.
Overton. Nevada
Gillette. Barbara
Victory. Idaho
Frame. Marilyn
Salt Lake City, Utah
Garrett. Glen
Kaysville, Utah
Frei, Lorna Rue
St. George, Utah
Fox, Phyllis
Lehi, Utah
Green, John
New Plymouth, Idaho
Farnsworth, William Y.
Redwood City, California
Graham, Berkeley
Fairview, Utah
Gassman, Byron
Ephraim, Utah
Goodwin, Jack
Milford, Utah
Groesbeck, Ruth
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Gunnell, Leroy
Soda Springs, Idaho
L
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Hall, Norma Jean
Hansen, John R.
Gardner
, Jideen
Harding, Beth
Provo, Utah
Rosemead, California
Price,
Utah
Provo, Utah
Hales. LaRee
Hardy, Leila
Hanson,
Gene
Hancock, Wayne M.
Provo, Utah
Meridian, Idaho
, Provo,
Utah
Glendale, California
Hall, Gayle
Hardy, Nyra
Hanson,
Lynn
R.
Hansen, Jackie
Riverside, California
Queen Creel, Arizona
Shelley, Ids
iho
Seattle, Washington
Hamblin, Ken
Hancock, Larry
Hansen, Gene
Provo, Utah
Pocatello, Idah
10
Whittier, California
Hamblin, Robert
Hansen, June E.
Halliday,
Richard
Portland, Orec
]on Provo, Utah
Glenda
le, California
Hammer, Norman E. Hansen, Evan W
Halverson
, C. Allan
Santa Monica,
California Monroe, Utah
Ogden,
Utah
KATHY LATIMER
Always there when a job needed doing . . . A.W.S.
big sister chairman . . . gave further efforts to
Banyan Staff and Y.C.'s.
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Harris, Roy
Eagle, Idaho
Hawkes, Reed R.
Preston, Idaho
Hebertson, JoAnn
Provo, Utah
Heninger, LaVan
Sunset, Utah
Hermansen, Clark
Elsinore, Utah
Hawkins, George E.
Ramah, New Mexico
Harmsen, Connie
LaJara, Colorado
Haynes, H. Vivian
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Havens, Patricia J.
Salmon, Idaho
Hellinger, Lorraine
Roosevelt, Utah
Hatch, Adelia
Salt Lake City, Utah
Haycock, lla Dean
Burley, Idaho
Hayes, Betty
Heaton, Vauna
Hatch, Delray
Harmon, Elizabeth Ann
Wilmington, D
elawaro Hiawatha
Utah
Koosharem, Utah
Los Angeles, California
Helsop, Norene
Ogden, Utah
Hatch, Emma Sean
Panguitch, Utah
Hart, W. Dean
Pocatello, Idaho
Head, S. Conrad
Baker, Oregon
Hegsted, Victor
Rine, Idaho
Haynie, Ric
Alamosa,
lard A.
California
Heap, Dan E.
St. Johns, Arizona
Harper, Betty
Vancouver, B.C., Canada
BOYD JARMAN
Elongated and dependable Cougar center . . .
Lynnan, Wyonning lad . . . friendly grin and support-
ing personality.
102
Hill, Richard Wayne
Jacksonville, Florida
James, Romaine
Salt Lake City, Utah
Hodson, Phillip
Springville, Utah
Hyde, Gerald R.
Baker, Oregon
Jameson, Lila
Powell, Wyoming
Horiuchi, Russell N.
Hahaina, Maui, Hawaii
Huffman, Howard A.
Eugene, Oregon
Ige, John
Honolula, Hawaii
Hoopes, Ned
Paso Robles, California
Howes, Raymond E.
Marysvale, Utah
Hunter, Artie
Provo, Utah
lp;en, Florence
y^lpd, Idaho
Hickenlooper, Monte
San Francisco. California
Hobbs, M. Odell
Preston, Idaho
Hollingsworth, Raul M.
Preston, Idaho
Jarman, LeIsle
Compton, California
Huish, Richard
Berkeley, California
Holbrook, June
Sacramento, California
Hipwell, Emma
Ogden, Utah
Hurst, Ira LeRoy
Payson, Utah
Hopkin, Marian
Woodruff, Utah
Hone, Sayle
Spanish Fork, Utah
Holt, Jim
Phoenix, Arizona
Howell, Delmer
Baker, Oregon
Hoyt, Anna Julia
Neph;, Utah
Hofmon. Robert
, :fe»a, Idaho
t
!
HIatt, William S.
Mt. Airy, North Carolina
Hinckley, Janice ■ j
Long Beach, California
I
Holley, Robert L |
Mapleton, Utah I
Hess, Blaine
Cn
^ <;v
I
Jat^
jjdaho Falls. Ida
Hiatt, Wilbur D.
Mount Airy. North Carolina
Jarman, 6oyd
Lyman, Vifyomlnl
Hitchcock, Ralph
Buhl, Idaho
Herman, Jean
Salt Lake City, Utah
verson, Harley
St. George, Utah
Hoopes, Veldon A.
Farmington, New Mexico
James, Joan
Rock Springs. Wyoming
Hicks, Fletcher
Columbus, Georgia
Hudson, Henrietta
Everett, Washington
Hutchinson, Margaret
Buhl, Idaho
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r-
King. Norma '
Provo, Utah
Judd. Kenneth
Hoytsville, Utah
Jeffery, Dorothy
Delta, Utah
Jeppsen, Jay N.
Mantua, Utah
Madsen, Lowell
Provo, Utah
Jeffs, Dean
Provo, Utah
Jeppson, John W.
Ashton. Idaho M ^ j
Kemper, Leona
Cranford, Alberta. Canada
Jones
1 Sar
, Myron D.
Francisco, California
Jueschke, Eleanor
Glendora, California
MacCabe, John
San Carlos, California
Jenkins, Stanley
Pendleton, Oregon
Jones
Ce
, Myron G.
dar City, Utah
Klemm, H. Ralph
Salt Lake City, Utah
Lowe, Gareth W.
Arcadia, California
King, Colleen
Provo. Utah
Jensen, Alice H.
Ephraim. Utah
Jensen. Naomi
Maywood, California
Kapuniai. Mice!
Waimea. Kauai, Hawaii
Magleby, Richard
Preston, Idaho
Jensen, Donna
Provo, Utah
Jorgenson, Lucille
Price, Utah
Johnson. Gladys
St. George. Utah
Kochevar, Lewis
Los Angeles, California
Mangum, Alice W.
Provo, Utah
Keele, Weldon V.
Emery, Utah
Johnson, Shirley M.
Murray, Utah
Jensen, Gordon K.
Brigham City, Utah
Konvicka, Wm. N.
Syracuse, New York
Lyons, Eugene
Boise, Idaho
Jensen, Jean
•Portland, Oregon
Kelsey, Marcene
Pocatello, Idaho
Kitzberger, Bonnee
Oakland. California
Kunzler, Barbara Ann
Willard, Utah
Lowry, Marlena
Arime, Idaho
Jensen, Marilyn
Burley, Idaho
Jeserick, Ellen
LaCygne, Kansas
Julander, Gayle
Ogden, Utah
Lake, Boyd A. Lundell, Wayne
Inglewood. California Vernal, Utah
Knight, Colleen
Provo, Utah
King, Elton A.
Moore, Idaho
Jeppson, C. Ralph
Brigham City, Utah
Lake, David A.
Downey, Idaho
Lundgreen. Joyce
Ogden, Utah
Johnson, Milton L.
Provo, Utah
Kartchner, Rulon
Eagar, Arizona
Jones, Ruby Marie
Lovell, Wyoming
Lambert, Rogers
Kamas, Utah
Mann, Lawry
Ellensburg. Washington
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Langlois, Mary Pat
Decatur, Illinois
Lambson, Ronald
Sandy, Utah
Liechty, Kenneth
,Rrovo, Utah
Law, Ronald D.
Prove, Utah
Lawlor, Enid M. Larsen, Shirley
Grande Prairie, Alta, Can. Salt Lake City, Utah
Leany, EIrod C.
St. George, Utah
Lewis, Arlene
Overton, Nevada
Laney, Lois
Boise, Idaho
Lambson, Glen H.
Provo, Utah
Lillywhite, Viola
Taylor, Arizona
Long, Lee
Las Vegas, Nevada
Latimer, Kathy
Nephi, Utah
Lloyd, Leah
American Fork, Utah
Lee, James I.
Panaca, Nevada
Lindsay, Ellen
Dingle, Idaho
Leavitt, Elaine
Homedale, Idaho
Lewis, John E.
Provo, Utah
CHERIE MARCH
Walked away wl+h coveted Homecoming Queen
crown . . . sparkling smile and a matching personal-
ity.
Lefler, Thoroh William
Heber City, Utah
Larsen, Reed
Richfield, Utah
Lindgren, Claire
Billings, Montana
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I
Mattice, Loj Rita
Portland, Oregon
Manzione, Joe
Beaver, Utah
Marler, Don L.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Marsden. Mary Jane
Parowan, Utah
Marble, DeLora
Tremonton, Utah
Massey, Valda Deze
Vernal, Utah
Maxfield, Joyce
Provo, Utah
Maxfield, E. Blair
Delta, Utah
Maxfield, Janyce
Provo, Utah
McFarlane, James
Oakland, California
Marler, Ben C.
Salt Lake City, Utah
McBride, Mary
Fillmore, Utah
Mathis, Gerald W.
St. George, Utah
McAllister, Arnold
St. George, Utah
May, Ruth Ellen
Baker, Oregon
Matthews, Keith
Midvale, Utah
Marshall, Lora Lee
Ogden, Utah
Matthews, Lucille
Liberty, Idaho
Maycock, Lorna Jean
Orem, Utah
Maxwell, Afton
Peoa, Utah
Markham, Keith G.
Ontario, Oregon
McKell, Sterling
Spanish Fork, Utah
Manwaring, Barbara
Salt Lake City, Utah
McLaren, Joanne
Provo, Utah
LELA WINS
Deminutive but dynamic co-ed . . . nofed for her
performance of hard work , . . one of the busiest
gals on campus but always found time to be help-
ful and friendly.
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McMillan, Daniel H.
Heber, Utah
Mendenhall, Janice
Mapleton, Utah
Miles, Duane O.
Great Falls, Montana
Merrill, R. Reese
.RIeasant Grove, Utah
Mellor, Hilda LaPriel
Fayette, Utah
Mulkay, Lewis
Pacific Grove, California
Money, Ed
Spanish Fork, Utah
Merrell, Glade
Duchesne, Utah
Nelson, J. R.
Heber, Utah
Moyes. A. Arisen
Murbough, Idaho
Money. Fred
Spanish Fork, Utah
Melander, Vernon L.
Boise, Idaho
Monson, Nadine
American Fork, Utah
Miles, John K.
Price, Utah
Meyer, Vola Claire
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Mendenhall, Bruce
Springville, Utah
Miles, David
Price, Utah
Murphy, Don
Beach, California
Moffimer, George A.
Montcloir. N. J,
Myers, Violate
Boise, Idaho
Michie, Amber
Tabiona, Utah
Miller, Marilyn
Monterey Park, California
Meldrum, Luan
Spanish Fork, Utah
Milner, Frank J.
Spanish Fork, Utah
Miller. Dick
Arlington, Virginia
■ Miller, Margaret
Herrman, Utah
Morrisey. Robert*
Joliet, llinois
Miller, Michael
Huntington Park,
Mellor, Carl
Fayette, Utah
Moore, Heber G.
Belfry, Montana
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California
Moore, Lenoard
Provo, Utah
Munger, Bertha 1
Seattle, Washingtdn
Morrow, Bob
Krebs, Oklahoma
Montgomery, Vern
North Ogden, Utah
Mitchell, Rex H.
Nyssa, Oregon
Naef. Ralph G
Downey, Idaho
Naldef, Nadine
San Francisco, California
Nelson, Jack A.
Bellftower, California
Myers. Lo!s Rae
Ephraim, Utah
Nielsen, Marlene B.
Spanish Fork, Utah
107
V
Nelson. Merla
Oveson, M. Gene
Oveson, Levi W.
Peterson, Marilyn
Pond,
•"Jancy
Rexburg, Idaho
Tooele, Utah
St. Johns, Arizona
Roy
Utah
Port
and, Oregon
Nielsen, Melvin
Passey
Afton
Peterson, Jim
Pace,
Shirle
Pedersen, Keith
Vallejo, California
Randolph. Ut
Vrfi
Salt Lake City, Utah
Parma, Idaho
Tooele, Utah
Orfon, Wayne L
Packer
d, Floyd
VI
Nixon
Jim W.*
J^ullan
Marvin E.
Porter
Owen R.
Clearfield, Utah
Mer
dian, Idaho
Provo, Utah
Copperton, Utah
Esca
lante, Utah
Nord, William J.
Ottley
Renae
falver
William
Patten
, Glen A.
Purdy,
Victor William
Ogden, Utah
Car
in, Nevada
Phoenix, Arizona
Spa
nish Fork, Utah
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
OaMey, Marylln
Petersen, Jack
Patton
, Robert W.
Patterson, Ronald M.
Pov/ell
James L.
Boise, Idaho
Lyman, Wyoming
Bakersfield, California
St.
Johns. Arizona
Price, Utah
Peterson, Lois Verena
Parker, Colleen
Peterson, Jilene
Olpin, Guy
Peterson, Keith L
Kimberly, Idaho
Clinton, Utah
American Fork, Utah
Heber, Utah
Lehi, Utah
Orrock, Beverly
Peay, Jack
Olsen, Orson LaMar
Peterson, Winfield
Porter, LeRoy E.
Joseph, Utah
San Diego, Californ
a
Price, Utah
Winona, Minn.
Provo, Utah
Olsen, Pat
Peterson, John R.
Patrick, Morris
Pincock. George D.
Paris, Annette
Ogden, Utah
Phoenix, Arizona
Springville. Utah
Sugar City, Idaho
Austin, Texas
Olsen, Ralph A.
Piatt, Robert
Packard, Von
Perry, Wm. P.
Poukon, Henry Brooks
Provo, Utah
Paul, Idaho
Provo, Utah
Helper, Utah
Richfield, Utah
Olson, Ruth
Price, Gloria
Olsen, Raymond Glen
Pollock, James L.
Putnam, Howard H.
Manila, Utah
Ogden, Utah
Provo. Utah
Nampa. Idaho
Woodruff, Utah
Reed, Frances
Denver, Colorado
Rampton, George O.
Syracuse, Utah
Rodeback, Shirley N.
Vernal, Utah
Robertson, Don S.
Spanish Fork, Utah
Richardson, Clarelle
Safford, Arizona
Rhodes, Jim
.Rrovo, Utah
Rees, Roma Dee
Richfield, Utah
Raynard, Eunice
Fresno, California
Rasmussen, Anne
Ogden, Utah
Ripplinger. Don
Ogden, Utah
Robinson. Betsy
American Fork, Utah
Ravsten, Vernon F.
Heyburn, Idaho
Reid, Rita
St .George, Utah
Reinsch, Cecil A.
Whittier, California
Richardson, Newell Kay
Safford, Arizona
Quigley, Blaine
Pocatello, Idaho
Reed, Karma
Ririe, Idaho
Ray, Joye
Ogden, Utah
BETTY HAYES
Popular Delaware lass . . . applied lier time well to
Y.C.'s and Cesta Tie . . .one of fhe spark pbgs ol
the Prom committee.
Richards, Joan L.
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Robbins, Darvel
Tremonton, Utah
Roberts, Elliot D.
Fort Worth, Texas
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Rowberry, Richard L.
Rogers,
Sarth
Sanders,
LaRee
Seely,
Edwin M.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Provo,
Utah
LaVer
kin, Utah
Mt.
Pleasant, Utah
Schow, Robert
Rowe, Lucille
Schenk,
Mary Lou
Sabey,
Burns R.
Layton, Utah
Manti
Utah
Nyssa
Oregon
Mac
rath. Alberta, Canada
Schenk, Viola Maria
Shaw, Seima
Seegmil
er, Laureen
Sellers
Lois
Wenatchee, Washington
Burley
Idaho
St. G
3orge, Utah
Roc
( Springs, Wyoming
Secrist, Charlena
Rollins, Phil
Schaltz, R
onald W.
Sewell, Mary
Ogden, Utah
Lyman, Wyoming
Buffalo
Uevf York
Driggs, Idaho
Sederholm, Carl
Russon, Lisle
Seely, Ka
y Gee
Sharp, Louise
Brigham City,
Utah
Lehi, Utah
Provo,
Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Rushton, Darrel
Schwa ntes ,Beth
Rowberry
Joe
Sanders, Catherine
Ruth, Nevada
Douglas, Arizona
Provo,
Utah
San Bernardino, California
JOHN McCABE
Sailed through his junior year with energy and am-
bition . . . gave unlimited service to Gamnna Tau,
class presidency, and track participation.
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Shell, George
Payson, Utah
Smith, Burlce, M.
Richfield, Utah
Smith, David E.
Mosltogan, Michigan
Taylor, Lester
Salem, Utah
Taylor, Marilyn
Garland, Utah
Smit, Walter R.
Madera, California
Taylor, Janice
•Rrovo, Utah
Stapley, Donna Rae
Orem, Utah
Snelgrove, Philip
Provo, Utah
Snyder, lona
Myton, Utah
Smiih, John D.
Sandy, Utah
Smith, Karma
Mt. View, Alberta, Canada
Smith, Keith T,
Porterville, California
Stringham, Joanne
Walla Walla, Washington
Tanner, Janese
Montpelier, Idaho
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Soderquist, Irene
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Stocks, Florence
Long Beach, California
Sweet, Richard
ij^mn Falls, Idaho
Shumway, Van L.
Taylor, Arizona
Smith, Luana
LaVeme, California
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Sunderland, Doris
Ellenburg Depot, New York
Taylor, Leila Smith, Melva Fawn
Smith, Oleno
Ogden, Utah
Smithson, AnnaVee
Phoenix, Arizona
Tanner, John W.
Lomita, California
Simpson, Clarice W.
Thayne, Wyoming
Magrath, Alberta, Canada
i Shaell, Frederick R. ^^
^^ Pleasant Grove, Utah
Shumway, Dale
Shumway, Arizona
Steck, J. Lowell
Roy, Utah
Stuckey, R. Dwight
Greensboro, Noroth Carolina
Central, Arizona
Southwell, Donna Dea
Rockland, Idaho
Stratton, Emma
Orem, Utah
Smith, Leiand
Snowflake, Arizona
Stewart, Charles G.
Ontario, California
Stewart, Nelda/
Teton, Idaho
Swan, Helen
Orem, Utah
Tayior^iiiohn A.
P^o. ^tah ^
Smith. Georgia
Ogden, Utah
Smith, Jay M.
Boise, Idaho
SLlE^l
Itk^^ ..'1 kte'
II
Taylor, Ruth
Provo, Utah
Terry, Joyce
Cedar City, Utah
Thomas, Thomas V.
Boise, Idaho
Todd, Lorin R.
Susanville, California
Thackeray, Renee
Croydon, Ufah
Thomas, Claudi* Ray
Rock Springs, Wyom
Trotter, Paul A^
Provo, Utah
IJfalt
,, William H.
It Lake City, Utah
Telford, Maxine Van Dyke, Jean
Idaho Falls, Idaho Ogden, Utah
Terry, Golden
Spring City, Utah
Turner, Bonnie Jean
Hillsboro, Oregon
Tribe, Carolyn
Ogden, Utah
Timm, Dorothy
Callao, Utah
Thomas, Patricia D.
San Bernardino, California
Wachsmuth, Jean
Berwyn, Illinois
f^wy, Rex N.
Delta, Utah
Terry, Velma
St. George, Utah
Teuscher, Norinne
Montpelier, Idaho
Thompson, Barbara
Virginia, Idaho
Terry, Velma
St. George, Utah
TIdwell, Marilyn
McGill, Nevada
Tuttle, Kathryn
Castledale, Utah
Tyau, Elmer D. S.
Honolulu, Hawaii
Torgeson, Gilbert
Glendale, California
Thomson, Carolyn
Ephraim, Utah
Tovery, Norma
Malad, Idaho
Udall, Ivlary Louise
Thatcher, Arizona
Telchert, John A.
Cokeville, Wyoming
Torgeson, Carolyn
Ogden, Utah
Tyler, Doris
Santa Clara, California
Vieira, Emmanell
Honolulu, Hawaii
Walker, Sanford
Denver .Colorado
Warner, Paul F.
Morgan, Utah
Wilkins, Arthell
Rupert, Idaho
Willlamsen, Joan
Ogden, Utah
West, Keith
Rock Springs, Wyoming
Walston, Milton L
Spanish Fork, Utah
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Turner, Shirley Lou
Santa Ana, California
Toone, Marjorle
Salt Lake City, Utah
Tipton, Monte Dee
Phoenix, Arizona
Tueller, Charlene
Geneva, Idaho
Taylor, William Hacklne
Payson, Utah
Van Slooten, Don
Los Angeles, California
Trottler, Wallace G.
Richmond, California
Tobler, Sharlene
Nampa, Idaho
Ward, Dennis
Lethbridge, Canada
Webb, Francis A.
Hollywood, California
Wells, Milton
Tropic, Utah
Vest, Arthur Dee
Ogden, Utah
EEI^.
Wilkins, George K.
Provo, Utah
Whiteley
Oakley
Joyce
Idaho
White, Dot
Ft. Stocktc
n, Texas
Wing, Joyce
Phoenix, Arizona
Whaanga, Albert
Nuhaka, New Zealand
Williams,
Corpus
Pat
Christ!, Texas
Westenskow,
LaGrande,
Wm. Vernile
Oregon
Williams, M. LaMar
Phoenix, Arizona
Woodbury, John Bryce
Hurricane, Utah
Williams, George
Winnemucca, Nevada
Williams
Phoen
, Dwayne A.
X, Arizona
Wood, Wanda
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Willardson.
Glendale,
Jody
California
Wilcox, Leo C
Farmington,
Utah
Wilson, Avard L
Payson, Utah
Wilson, Max
Richfield,
E.
Utah
Whiting, Ann
Provo, Utah
Wing, Leia
Raymond, Alb
erta, Canada
Worthington, Ke'
Nephi, Utah
th
Warr, Carol
Oakley, Idah
Winegar, Maxine
Ontario, Oreg
on
ALBERT WHAANGA
Undoubtedly one of the friendliest fellows on cam-
pus . . . numbered in the ranks of Delta Phi . . .
valued for energetic and wilting application to any
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Woite, Kenneth
Huntington Park, California
Howard, Kenneth
Orem, Utah
Rees, Betty Lou
Richfield, Utah
Wright, Beverly
Chula Vista, California
Roberts, Jack
Phoenix, Arizona
Wright, Joseph M.
Los Angeles, California
Young, Nolan G.
Ririe, Idaho
Woolley, Quentin
Vernal, Utah
Wiberg, Marilyn
Roy, Utah
Zwahlen, Kenneth
Murray, Utah
Blair, Frank
Ogden, Utah
Williams, Glenn R.
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Rowe, Betty Jean
Grand Junction, Colorado
Welch, Arthur
Cowley, Wyoming
Worsley, Linda
Pasadena, California
Young, J. Lowe
Perry, Utah
Wright, Wm. Lloyd
American Fork, Utah
ALICE BRADY
Displayed unexcelled dramatic talent . . . combined
sophistication and charm to acquire many admirers.
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5ophomore5
Sponsors of the Loan
Fund Ball . . . fad cons-
cious and energetic . . .
connplain about too many
lessons . . . talk about the
fun they had as freshmen . . .
idealists and Financial Fanticists.
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Pat Pomsroy
President
cla05 of
1954
Jim Paramore and
Glade Tregaskls (Camera shy)
Class Representatives
Shirley Killpacl
Vice-President
The 1952 Sophomore Loan Fund Ball was
capably directed by these class officers.
Additional duties consisted of selecting and
organizing special committees and caring
for finances of the Loan Fund.
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ikiLLi
Joana Hobbs
Secretary
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5ophomore5
Adams, Don Carles
Bonners Ferry, Idafio
Allen, Bruce
Circleville, Utah
Anderson, Pat
Pleasant Grove, Utah
Allen, Merle M.
Prescott, Arizona
Anderson, Jeanne
San Diego, California
Anderson, Duwayne
Portland, Oregon
Anderson, Rolaine
Koosharem, Utah
Ahlstrom, Sherrie
Provo, Utah
Allred, LaVoy C.
Provo, Utah
Akita, Alice Moha
Kekaha, Kauai, Hav/aii
Aaron, Betty
Evanston, Wyoming
Adamson, Kathleen
Heber, Utah
Athay, Lois
Paris, Idaho
Austin, Dorothy
Provo, Utah
Ash, Donald B.
Lehi, Utah
Anderson, Margaret
Grover, Wyoming
Allen, Keith Jay
Tooele, Utah
Abbett, Paul Lynn
Longview, Texas
Appah, Thomas Grant
Duchesne, Utah
Adams, Claude
Las Vegas, Nevada
Asplund, Geraldine
Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Antrim, Morgan G.
Los Angeles, California
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DEAN LARSEN
Valued standout of the sophomore class . . . ac-
quired admiration for his genuineness, basketball
artistry, and sportsmanship.
Aldrldge, Everet* Anderson, Carole
Allen, Shirley
Raymond,
R.
Alb
Allred,
erta, Canada Neph
Helen
i, Utah
Burlington. North Carolina Kemnnerer. Wyonning
Arafiles. Mildred Atwood, Opal
Honolulu, Oahu Spanish Fork, Utah
Allred, Jack
Cleveland,
Ut
Allred,
ah Sprin
Blake
g City.
Utah
Bagnall, Marilyn Rao Brady, Gordon L.
Perris, California Fairview, Utah
Bennion
Dead
Bob
Ox,
Bullock, Jane
Utah Provo, Utah
Ashworth, Robert T. Allen, Lael
Las Vegas, Nevada Cove, Utah
Alder, Edgar Anderson
Trout Creek, Utah
Allred, Richard D.
Burley, Idaho
Allen, Marlene Bee Anderson,
Vale, Oregon St. John
Dixon
Arizona
Anderson, Bonnie
St. Johns, Arizona
Allen, Virginia
Prescott, Arizona
Brush, Barbara Dean Boyle, Patricia
Palo Alto, California Long Beach,
California
Belliston, Ara
Nephi, Utah
Black, Colleen
Snowflake, Arizona
i I mi f 1 - jOHP \ 1^
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Brown, Raymon — Cedar Clt-y, Utah
Brown, Jean — Mantl, Utah
Brown,, Pat — Balcer, Nevada
Brown. Kent L. — Spokane, Washington
Brown, Kathleen — Phoenix, Arizona
Bradshaw, Marilyn — Ogden, Utah
Bytendorp, Ralph S. — Sandy, Utah
Brodrick, R. Lee — Roosevelt, Utah
Bramall, Marie — Springville, Utah
Bowen, Lou Jeanne — American Fork, Utah
Bunker, Reed— Delta, Utah
Brambilla, Eunice M. — Wellsboro, Penn.
Bunker, Darleen — American Fork, Utah
Borup, Keith T. — Emmett, Idaho
Bennett, Raquel — Orem, Utah
Barney, Austin — Ferron, Utah
Bates, Kenneth — Spokane, Washington
Bagwell, Radeen — Manassa, Colorado
Burnham, Lewis — Blanding, Utah
Beatty, Kenneth S. — Hurricane, Utah
Beazer, Bill— Provo, Utah
Brockbank, Joyce — Provo, Utah
Baum, Lowell — Provo, Utah
Bartels, Dorthy — Columbus, Nebraska
Beckstead, John — Los Angeles, California
Burton, Helen Miriam — Malad, Idaho
Bleak, William — Murrietta, California
Bacon, Kenneth — Hollywood, California
Burton, Leah — Afton, Wyoming
Bartlett. Clyde R.— Tridell, Utah
Berge, Bill — Coalinga, California
Bushman, Helen — Snowflake, Arizona
Bushman, Frances — Joseph City, Arizona 9
Bloomquist, Milton R. — Duchesne, Utah
Bigler, Margaret — Provo, Utah
Buhler, Donna — Midway, Utah
Bjarnson, J. Gerald — Springville, Utah
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119
L" J.
Sratt, Ross Lee
Spray, Oregon
Brim. LaVern
Downey, Idaho
Buckley, Jayne
Ely, Nevada
Case, Deane
Mt. Emmons, Utah
Chase, Gw«n
Berkeley, palifornia
DeFriez, Bryce
Provo, Utah
Beardall, Bonnie
Mapleton, Utah
Bagley, Carolyn ,
Koosharem, Utah
man, George E.
McCammon, Idaho
f Clark, Thomas H.
Oakley, Idaho
Buchanan, Richard
Richfield, Utah
Baker, Dawn
Monroe, Utah
Bagley, Irving
Huntington Park, California
Carroll, Robert
Moab, Utah
Baer, Ted
Berkeley, California
Bean, Gaylon W.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Beck, Paul A.
Centerfield, Utah
Brimhall, James W.
Pleasant Grove, Utah
Craig, Wes
Portland, Oregon
Crowther, Wllford
Malad, Idaho
fiarfsH, John
Tarrplciton. Mass.
Bairer, Barbara
Kimberly, idaho
Bayles, finleV'lH.
Btiiihding, Utah
Birch, Nell J.
Rosevllle, California
Boyack, Beverly
Seattle, Washington
Baker, Marlene
■~^ Phoenix, Arizona
Borgholthaus, Ab
Payette, Idaho
Besendorfer, Walburg
Heber, Utah
Battad, Marvel
Capaa, Kauai, Hawaii
Baker, Beverly
Rexburg, Idaho
Brandley, Patricia
Stirling, Alberta, Canada
Bailey. Elaine
Escalante, Utah
Beck, Dorthene
Provo, Utah
Buchanan, Phil
Richfield, Utah
Bagley, Leola
Koosharem, Utah
Christensen, Darlino
Centerfield, Utah
Clay, Lou Rae
Hutchinson, Kansas
Crow. Nannette
Monrovia, California
120
Cloward, Jewell
Rayson, Utah
Cluff, Oretta Jeanne
Central, Arizona
Carlile, Don F.
Heber. Utah
Crandall, Ronald
Sacramento, California
Coates, Zada
Gunnison, Utah
SHIRLEE KfLP^CK
Kepi busy as renowned and popular secretary-Treas-
urer of the sophomore class . . . always had a smile
for everyone.
Christoffersen, Leo
Lehi, Utah
Camp. Virgil
Provo, Utah
Christensen, Ralph
Detroit, Michigan
5i
Call, Marion
Rigby, Idaho.
Caldsr, Mary Alice ^^
Vernal, Utah „ m\
Call, Eria Mae
Bancroft, Idaho
Carr, Donna H.
Logan, Utah
Carr, Ken
Ceres, California
jphristian, JoAnne
Pioche, Nevada
Campbell, Gene
Colton, Oregon
H6
Call, Reed
Malad, Idaho
Carr, Norman
Modesto, California
Call, Joyce
Citrus Heights, California
Cowley, Ruth
Heber, Utah
Cahoon, Carol
Fillmore, Utah
Caldwell, Don A.
Midvale, Utah
Carpenter, Gordon
Thatcher, Arizona
Church, George
Erie, Pennsylvania
Christensen, Richard M.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Chappelle, Marie
Santa Monica, California
Collett Carma Laynee
Baltimore, Maryland
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121
JON KATZENBACH
Noted for unique sense of humor and unlimited
capacity for work . . . gave much time to Legis-
lative Council and Brickers and occasionally Y Press.
Clegg, Dennis A.
Hober, Utah
Carter. Ross
Provo, Utah
Clark. Loretta
Yuba City. California
Clarke. Colleen
Pocatello. Idaho
Cundick, Geraiee
Santa Barbara. California
Colver. Jay
Alhambra. California
Crystal, Ralph
American Fork. Utah
Carver. Dale R.
Boise. Idaho
Clegg. Ruth Jolene
Provo, Utah
Cooley. Kathryn
Washington, D.C.
Coatsworth. Richard R.
Edmonton. Alberta, Canada
Clayson. Douglass
Santaquin, Utah
Clark, Dorothy
Springville, Utah
Waters, Clifford Ray
Richmond, California
Colman, Ronald
Monrovia, California
Clark, Margaret
Novate, California
Conger, Lois
Seattle, Washington
Carter, Robert
Miami. Arizona
Clark. John C.
Ely. Nevada
Camenlsh. Kay
Provo. Utah
Cram, Deryl
Las Vegas. Nevada
Curtis. Sale B.
Burley. Idaho
Crider. Zelma
Palmyra. New York
Crump. Sherman
Sandy, Utah
122
Dalton, John M. — Pontiac, Michigan
Dayton, Barbara — Cokevillo, Wyoming
Cahoon, Annelia Jane — Delta, Utah
Clyde, Kay^Heber City, Utah
Cornish, Karma Jean — Cove, Utah
Dixon, Fred — Provo, Utah
Dike, Roy W.— Babbitt, Nevada
Dickson, Janet — Enumclaw, Washington
Dixon, Douglas W. — Provo, Utah
Dibble, Jane — Glendale, California
Diehl. Paul L— Wichita, Kansas
'Denny, Ray — Downey. Idaho
Donaldson, Shelly — Silver City, Nevada
Dixon, Ann — No. Vancouver, Canada
Doerr, Robert R. — Lovell, Wyoming
Doxey, Margaret — Los Angeles, California
Dredge, Audrey — Caldwell, Idaho
Dredge, David Dale — Caldwell, Idaho
Droubay, Bertha — ^Tooele, Utah
Dustin, Marjory Dawn — ^Annie, Idaho
Dudding, Monagene — Chandler, Arizona
Dunford, Diane — iP.rovo, Utah
Dunford, Harold — Provo, Utah
Duerden, Vanda Lee — Spokane, Washington
Dyal, Mabel — Live Oak, Florida
Davis, Lorrin R. — Orem, Utah
Davis, Marilyn — Salt Lake City, Utah
Davis, Reed — ^Albuquerque, New Mexico
Davis, Shirley — Provo, Utah
Davis. Dan Lee — Las Vegas. Nevada
Davis, William C. — China Lake, California
Davis, Marylyn — Bicknell, Utah
Davis, Cora Lou — Molokai. Hawaii
DeGraw, Barton — Union, Oregon
Deuel, Wallace — Panquitch, Utah
Devey, Richard C. — ^American Fork, Utah
Dalby, Pat — Montebello. California
123
Duesenberry, Richard
Burbank, California
Elder, Quintin
Provo, Utah
Earl, Mauree L.
Provo, Utah
Egbert. W
Preston,
endell
Idaho
Ford, Dixon
Wallsburg, Utah
Field. Beulah
Evanston, Wyoming
Espinosa, Lyie
Sanford, Colorado
Englestead
Kanosh.
Marian
Utah
Flnlinson. Bryce R.
Oak City, Utah
Te^nnay, Eugene
Cottonwood,
Arizona
East ,tv1arla
Phoenix, Arizona
Ellett, LaRae
Columbia. Utah
Eagar, Karl
Eagar, Arizona
Francis, Rell G.
Springville, Utah
Feulner, Donna Mae
Magna, Utah
Francis, Jean
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Grant, Grace ;
McGill, NeN^da
Gorringe, Hal
Oakley, Idaho
Fife, Devon
Idaho Falls, Id
aho
Frampton.
Fillmore
Morris
Utah
1 Edston,
1 Ancti
Clara
or^gs,
Jeanne
Alaska
Edwards
Provo,
Weston
Utah
Edwards,
Las Vec
Lee
as, Nevada
Erekson. Paul
Provo, Utah
fullcner
Spfin
Bliss
gvilJG,
Utah .-"'"'
-Ensign, ,
"Glend
erry
ale, California
Evans, Pa
Spanish
Fork,
Utah
Erickson, Lorna
Richland, Washington
Frome,
Glen
dale, California
Fife, James D
Burlingame,
California
Eccles, Ju
Ogden,
stin T.
Utah
Edgerton, Nancy
Manhattan Beach, California
Flower, Judson
El Cajor, California
Ford, Leland
Springville,
Utah
Fullmer, Owen L.
Springville, Utah
Frandsen, Glenn Ray
Springville, Utah
Goates
Lehi,
LaRee
Utah
Francis,
Taber.
Kae
Albe
rta, Canada
124
Foreman, Jenne
Lehi, Utah
1
Fisher, Janice
Jensen, Utah
JOANA HOBBS
Assumed duties of Honor council, Y.C.'s, Nautilus,
sophomore vice-president . . . general ability is
supplemented by personal charm and intelligence.
Gowans, Alice Jane
Erie, Pennsylvania
Gruver, Richard
Richland, Washington
Goodwin, Dale
Panacs, Nevada
GIbby, Marlow
Roseburg, Oregon
Gunnell, Robert
Soda Springs, Idaho
Green, Paul D.
Bingham Canyon, Utah
Greenwood, Ned
Eagar, Arizona
Gigliotti, Shirley
Helper. Utah
ini
Green, Lucille
Phoefiix, Arizona
Garriclc, T. Howard
Inglewood, California
Gonzales. Howard
Long Beach, California
Gines, Geraldine
'Jerome. Idaho
35
Goaslind, Carol
Preston, Idaho
Gregson, ,Ratricia
Provo, Utah
Greathouse, Don E.
Lynndyl, Utah
Gates, Hugh I.
Hurricane, Utah
Goins. Joan
Atlanta, Georgia
Graham, Shaw
Orem. Utah
Gallagler. Wiliam
Los Angeles, California
Gifford, Grant
Columbia Falls, Montana
Greer, Deon
Provo, Utah
Goodell, Robert
Gering, Nebraska
Goodridge, William
Provo, Utah
Gardner, Samuel H.
Spanish Fork, Utah
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125
VIRGIL CAMP
Musically inclined sophomore . . . directed R.O.T.C
and mixed choruses . . . earned many friends with
his dignified unassuming manner.
Harper, Vaughao
Hamabatd, Gloria
Hafen,
J. Mark
Halladay,
Mae
Marie
Bellflower, California
Hono
ulu, Hawaii
Provo
Utah
Phoenix
, Arizona
Haskell, Thales
Hatch,
Betty
Hamlin,
Jacob
Hall, Barbara
Lovell, Wyoming
Boise
Idaho
St. Jc
hns, Arizona Springville, Utah
Hale, Glen B.
Handy,
Max D
uane
Hartley
Hazel
Hanks, M
arilyn
Blackfoot, Idaho
Heyb
urn, Ide
ho
Stirlir
g, Alber
ta, Canada Salem,
Utah
Hays, K
Bith C.
Hardi
ng.
Don
Hammond, Helen
Grant, Jack
Las V
egas,
Nevada
Tele
po
Ohio
St. Anthony, Idaho
Nampa, Idaho
Harmon
Charles
Hanks
, Leiith
Haynie, Larry
Hales, Glen
Pocatello,
daho
Orem,
Utah
Manassa, Colorado
Elsinore, California
Haslem,
Verl
Harrison,
Horte
nse
Hall, Mary Carol
Harman, J. Leor<ard
Roosevelt,
Utah
Hia
lea
h, Flori
da
Richfield, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
126
Hyde, Nadine — Baler, Oregon
Huggins, Alta — Globe, Arizona
Huffaker, Phil — Ontario, Oregon
Howell, Sheila — North Hollywood, Calif.
Hiatt, Calvin — Mt. Airy, North Carolina
Hunter, Dorothy — Alhambra, California
Hunt, Dessie— Spanish Fork. Utah
Hughes, Barbara — Orofina, Idaho
Hogensen, Reed Lynn — Stirling, Al., Can.
Howells, James M. — Midvale, Utah
Hughes, Uoydine — Compton, California
Hoover, Venice — Provo, Utah
Holley, Nadine — McNary, Oregon
Hobbs, Joana — Provo, Utah
Hull, Chad — ^Twin Falls, Idaho
Huff, Edward — Spanish Fork, Utah
Howell, Arva — Draper, Utah
Hulse, Clarence — Boise, Idaho
Huish, Rogene B. — Seattle, Washington
Hill, LaVar— Idaho Falls. Idaho
Hill, Bruce P.— Walla Walla, Washington
Hill, Paul M.— Ucon, Idaho
Holt, Ralph M. — Long Beach, California
Higa, Betty — Kohala, Hawaii
Howell, J. Franklin — Fairview, Utah
Hansen, Christene — Tetonia, Idaho
Hansen, Kenneth — Burley, Idaho
Hunger, Raelene — Lehi, Utah
Hansen, Elmo — Spanish Fork, Utah
Hall, Phyllis— Springville, Utah
Harris, Aileen — Preston, Idaho
Harris, Delores — Ashton, Idaho
Harris, Muriel — Columbia Falls, Montana
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Harris, Darlene — Portland, Oregon
Harris, Chet — Independence, Missouri
Hyde, Charles R. — Springville, Utah
Harris, Colleen — Provo, Utah
127
Israelsen, Vione
Hyrum, Utah
Iverson, Loyal
American Fork, Utah
Hett, Paul M.
McGill, Nevada
Henria, Elolse
Gunnison, Utah
Hoggan, Robert
Burley, Idaho
Irwin, Grace J.
Provo. Utah
Hillyard, Marion
Seattle, Washington
Johnson, Ernest L
Mesa, Arizona
Johnson, Donald H.
McGill, Nevada
Johnson, Ted
Biihl, Idaho
Johnson, LaVon
Payson, Utah
Johnson, Clyde W.
Seattle, Washington
Johnson, Patricia
Tennple City, California
Jorgensen, Marva
Deer Park, Florida
Johnson, M. Dale
Delta, Utah
Jordan, Bonnie
Draper, Utah
Janties, Carolyn
Pitovo. Utah
Jessee, Elaine
Springville, Utah
Jenkins, Wayne
Nampa, Idaho
Jeppson, Lynne
Ashton, Idaho
Hsiqiiist, Ronella
Kooiharsm, Utah
Jewlei. Gtejidon,, ■ *
Kehitwiorth, Utah
Johnson, Douglas G.
Santaquin. Utah
Irons, Mary Lind
Nephi, Utah
Herburg, Nancy
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Johnson, Shirley May
Walnut Creek. California
Heaton, Flora May
Hunter, Utah
Ingersoll, Carl
American Fork, Utah
Johnson, Donalea Joost, Virginia
Colonia Juarez, Chih.. Mexico Heber, Utah
Johnson, Helen Marie Johnson, Gary
Colonia Juarez, Chih., Mexico Nampa, Idaho
Johnson, Patricia
Preston, Idaho
Jones, Lillian
Duncan, Arizona
Jorgenson, Marcia
Deer Park, Florida
Jones, Dean
Sacramento, California
Jensen, Ruth Ann
Mapleton, Utah
Jex, Joyce
Provo, Utah
Jenkins, Donnell
Spanish Fork, Utah
Jones, Dixie
Los Angeles, California
128
PAT POMEROY
Weil-ltlced and much-admired sophomore president
from Mesa . . . proved his quality of getting along
with others as fop Preferred Man.
Jenkins, Gary
Pendleton, Oregon
Kenny, Jean
Portola, California
Kendo, Eleanor
Kopaa, Kauai, Hawaii
Jardine, Dee Thomas
Ronton, Washington
Kamavohe, Velma
Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii
Kirby, Norma June
Sanford, Colorado
James, Joyce
Provo, Utah
'l>
Kofoed, Arvin
Preston, Idaho
KirUand, Granvel S.
Glen St. Mary, Idaho
Ok
Jackson, Betty
Denver, Colorado
Kohler, Zelda A
Midway, Utah ^^
Knudsen, Wendell
Farmington, New Mexico
fi5
Karren, Tom
Magrath, Alberta, Canada
Jackson, Karma Rae
Provo, Utah
Jackson, Mary Kae
Randolph, Utah
Kochever, Norma Jean
Grass Valley, California
Kelley, John S.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Kofoed, Varleno
Preston, Idaho
Kemper. Marlene
Cranford. Alberta, Canada
Katzenbach, Jon
Oram, Utah
Kaleikau, EIroy
Honolulu, Hawaii
Kinnison, Lucy
Pendleton, Oregon
Killpack, Shirlee
Wattis. Utah
Kleinman, Wayne
El Paso, Texas
129
Kelly, Walter E
Pocatelio, Idaho
SANDY WALKER
CKeerful A.M.S. Prexy from Denver . . . R.O.T.C.,
Delta Phi, and Vikings claimed additional time from
this friendly and active sophomore.
Larsen, BeHy
Detroit, Michigan
Larsen. Kent T.
Spanish Fork, Utah
Latimer. Geraldine
Nephi, Utah
Larsen, Reid
Firth. Idaho
LeChemlnant, Blaine
Los Angeles, California
Lish, Raymond A.
Pocatelio, Idaho
Lewis, Ruth
Douglas, Arizona
Livingston, Lorna
Craig. Colorado
Lelegren, Earl
Burbank, California
Lee, Boyd
Winslow, Arizona
Lindsay, Var
Blackfoot, Idaho
Kropf. Carol Dawn
Woodland. California
Larson, Tharia
Delta, Utah
Larsen, Bruce C.
Spanish Fork, Utah
Leavitt. LaNore
Sulvang, California
Larsen, Oscar
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Lewis. Robert
St. Anthony, Idaho
Lee. Zane F.
Chilco, Idaho
Linford. Carol
Kaysville. Utah
LeSueur. Joan
Mesa, Arizona
Leavitt, Glenna
Hardin, Montana
Little. Edith
Gridley, California
Lewis. Lorna
Provo, Utah
130
Manwaring, Joyce — San Mateo, California
Maycocic, Loy — Fillmore, Utah
Lunt, Marvin — Duncan, Arizona
Lott, Rose LaRae— Walla Walla, Wash.
Love, Arlene — Toledo, Ohio
Madsen, Kathryn — Philadelphia, Penn.
Madsen, Preston A. — Provo, Utah
Madsen, Sally — Provo, Utah
Martlndale. Donel — Burley, Idaho
McKell, Melburn— Heber, Utah
Mathews, Joyce — Panaca, Nevada
Mathews, Wendell — ^Antimony, Utah
McNelley, Lester R. — Bonnbay, India
Martin, Donna Joy — Sunnyside, Washington
Marlcham, Lucretia — Concord, California
Mausy. Robert — iRhoenix, Arizona
McKell, Lael— Spanish Fork, Utah
McKinney, Farrell — Spring City, Utah
McKell. Clair J.— Spanish Fork, Utah
Matthews, Malcoinn — Evanston, Wyoming
Mclnnes, Murray — Hinkley, California
McFarland, Marilyn — San Gabriel, Calif.
McCauley, Joy A. — Fresno. California
Methvin, Pat — Natchitoches, Louisiana
Mecham, Ray — Springville, Utah
Lillywhite, Fern — Taylor, Arizona
Loveridge, L. Neil — Ontario. California
Lo. Naomi P. — Lanikai, Oahu, Hawaii
Lomax, Charles — Portland, Oregon
Lake, Jay — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Lang, Lois — St. George, Utah «
Livingston, Robert E. — LaCanada. Califoro
Litchfeld, Lorraine — Raymond, Alberta Caj
Lawson, Roy — Boulder City, Nevada
Laney, Weston — Boise, Idaho
Lundberg, Don Charles — Washington. D.C.
Liddiard, Robert M. — Provo, Utah
131
Malstrom, Berth
West Jordan.
a
Utah
Merrill, Ronald
Spokane, Was
linqton
Minson, Jerry
Idaho Falls,
Id
aho
Merrill. Louis A.
Swan Lake, Idaho
Moon, Donna
Craig, Colora
do
Meranda. Thomas
American Fork, Utah
Miller
Ida
, Glenn
ho Falls,
Id
aho
Miller, William A.
Beaver, Utah
Mecham, Jean
Mt. Emmersor
. Utah
Meibos, Barbara
Long Beach, California
Moln
Un
Ruth
on. New
J
ersey
Miller, A
Provo.
nna Lou
Utah
Murray, Mary
Ashton, Idaho
Moon, Kay
Orem, Utah
Miles, Dale B.
Sunnyside, Washington
Miller, Barbara
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mitchell, Aria
Provo, Utah
Murray, Dorothy
Boise, Idaho
Neal,
Ma
Coralie
ad, Idah
Newman
Provo,
Howell
Utah
P.
Michaelis.
Sariand
Max
Utah
Merrell, Reid L
Duchesne, Utah
Miller, Neil
Tremonton, Utah
Merrell. Rulon L.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
:;:
Mason, Katie ^^^^^
Oalttand, Californi«^»»5s^
Miller, Muriel
Paul, Idaho
Miller, L. Ned
Bingham Canyon, Utah
Morrill, Marilyn
Provo, Utah
Moyle, Meridee
jfsntotican Fork
Utah
Miles, Donna
Mt. Home, Utah
Milligan,
Seattle
JoAnne
, Washington
Montgomery, Don
Monrovia, California
Morgan, Lee
Kimberly, idal-
o
Moore, Maynard C.
Payson, Utah
Midgley, Joanne
Lake Villa, Illinois
Mortensen, Joyce
Riverside, Illinois
Nelson, Mark H.
Morgan, Utah
Neville, Wendell
Layton, Utah
Nelson, Ronald
Provo, Utah
Nelson, Arvin W.
Upaico, Utah
132
DON OSCARSON
Fun-loving, behind-the-scene lad from St. Louis . .
put himself on the map with his talent for personal-
ity projection . . . worked on A.M.S. Council,
Nesson, Lota
Centerville, Utah
Oborn, Neldon
Tooele, Utah
Olsen, Betty
Pleasant Grove, Utah
Nielsen, Eloise
Vernal, Utah
Nielson, Delia
Romeo, Colorado
Odum, Ala Jean
Ludowl.cl, Georgia
^
Nowers, Vorno Josnn
Beaver, Utah
Nowlin, Jacquio J ^\
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Ockey, LaRue
Provo, Utah
Nielsen, Lorna
Bardwell, Alberta, Canada
Nielson, Andrew J.
Gresham, Oregon
Olsen, Doreen
Provo, Utah
ijO
Neilson, Lorna
Ogden, Utah
Olsen, Ben LaMar
Cardston, Alberta, Canada
Otis, James R.
McCammon, Idaho
Nicholes. Frank
American Fork, Utah
Oscarson, Robert Don
St. Louis. Missouri
Oakes, Dallin H.
Provo, Utah
Newton, Charles
Provo, Utah
Nielsen, Ana
Murray, Utah
Owens, James Mervin
Showlon, Arizona
Niederhauser, Nadlne
Salt Lake City, Utah
Norton, Marion
Provo, Utah
Ogden, Leila
Richfield, Utah
133
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LORNA ERICKSON
Gained fame for dramatic and musical ability . . .
charming wit . . . speech major who gave time to
Y.C.'s and making friends.
Nichols, Gloria
New Orleans, Louisiana
Overfelt, Marilyn
McGill. Nevada
Ottosen, Marvin L.
Tabiona, Utah
Parent, Vernon F.
Vernal. Utah
Page, Merlyn
Emmett, Idaho
Pack, Marilynn
Salem, Oregon
Barberry, Dema
Gering, Nebraska
Passey, J. Bruce
Ovid, Idaho
Patjas, Saara
Tampere, Finland
Page, Betty
Pleasant Grove, Utah
Pehy, JoAnne
Ogden, Utah
Perreira, Malle
Walluku, Maui, hHawaii
Oveson, Jo
Pendleton, Oregon
Parker, Sarah
Portland. Oregon
Pace, Milton G.
.Phoenix, Arizona
Packham, H. Richard
Blackfoot, Idaho
Payne, William H,
Duncan, Arizona
Perry. Kenn
Provo. Utah
Peck. N. Thomas
Hinkley. California
Peacock. Arnold
Eimonte, California
Palfreyman. W. Russell
Sprlngville, Utah
Palmer. Helen LaMar
Pasadena, California
Packard, Trilby
Longview, Washington
Palmer, Claire
Vernal, Utah
134
Pritchett. Bob — Spokane. Washington
Probst, Wayne W. — Midway, Utah
Preiss. Bette — Phoenix, Arizona
Robinson, Carel — Phoenix, Arizona
Prestwich, Kent — Provo, Utah
Painter, Reed — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Peterson, Elaine — Nyssa, Oregon
Peteron, Adrienne — Nyssa, Oregon
Roylance, Merlene — McSIII, Nevada
Poulson, Joyce — Richfield, Utah
Redd, Marilyn — Monticello, Utah
Rankers, Margaret — Salt Lake City, Utah
Rawlins, Stephan L— Walla Walla, Wash.
Roberts. Howard — Mesa, Arizona
Ray, Shirley Nadine — San Antonio, Texas
Randall, Shirley B. — Centerville, Utah
Rainwater, Sylvia — Bennet+sville, S.C.
Redd, Mason — Monticello, Utah
Radichel, Melvin — New York, New York
Richards, Carol — American Fork, Utah
Rasband. Boyd — Heber, Utah
Reinties, Carolyn — Linton, Indiana
Richardson, Jorth — Virden, New Mexico
Reinhardt, Maxine — jountiful, Utah
Rasmussen, Hylda Eulena — Fillmore, Utah
Pratt, Patricia— Delta, Utah
Purdy, Ralph M. — Las Vegas, Nevada
Peck, Sandra — Santa Barbara, California
Peck, Earl— Lehi, Utah
,P,ond, Marilyn — Detroit, Michigan
Price, Alvin O. — Tucson, Arizona
Pratt, Jean— Delta, Utah
Prows. Bernard L. — Kanosh, Uta
1954
Potter, Hal F. — Fresno, California
Preece, Bruce — Vernal, Utah
Phillips, Ronald — Provo, Utah
Potter, Albert R.— Loa. Utah
135
Remund, RaVae
Hober, Utah
Robison. Charole
Rexburg. Idaho
Robertson, Dona
Los Angeles.
Id R.
California
Rosenlof. Janet
Portland. Ore
gon
Richan, lla
American Forlc. Utah
Rudd. Donna L
Walla Walla.
Washington
Ross. La
Victor.
Donna
Idaho
Rooks. Patricia
Grass Valley.
California
Rich. Rolayne
Columbia Falls, Montana
Rounds. Cliff
Boise. Idaho
Rigby. R
Provo.
alph
Utah
Riggs. Marilyn
Hatch. Utah
Samuleson, Virginia
Prescott, Arizona
Salerno. Helen
Provo. Utah
McBride.
Burley.
H. Ear
Idaho
Sato. Esther
Paia. Maui, H
awaii
Shepherd. Lynn
Montpelier. Idaho
Saunders. Sally F.
American Fork. Utah
Schow. E
Escalar
nid
te. Utah
Schlegel, Walter
Lake Villa, Illinois
Robins. Lamon
Delta, Utah
Roberts. Dean
Vernal. Utah
D.
Robinson. Connie
American Fork. Utah
Rohner. Sori
Inglewood. California
Robertson. Lenore ^^]^X^
Los Angeles. CalJfothis
Robinson. Klar
Richfield. Utah
Ruppe. Shirley
Vernal. Utah
Rowley, Eddie
Roosevelt. Utah
Richmond. Ruth
Provo, Utah
Rich. Nancy
Los Angeles.
California
Rooker, Frances
Modesto. California
Sanders, Jean
Farmington. Utah
Sandberg. Joseph
Grantsville. Utah
Salisbury. Ron
Los Angeles.
California
SchofieU
Spring
. Robert
City. Utah
Smith, Dale H.
Riverside. California
Shaw. Richard
Liberty. Utah
Reynolds. Shirlene
Fairfield. Montana
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Sargent.
Mesa.
Jerry
Arizona
Sargent, Jay B.
Orem. Utah
Smith, Phyllis J.
Portland. Oregon
Sparks, George C.
Nampa, Idaho
Stowell, Betty Ray
NephI, Utah
Thomas, Jean Opal
Malad, Idaho
Smith, Melvin J.
Venice, California
Stowell, Sienna
Duncan, Arizona
Stolworthy, Donna
Orem, Utah
Thurber, Stanley P.
Dingle, Idaho
Schmitt, Howard
Gresham, Wisconsin
Spencer, Stanley
Escalante, Utah
Smith, Patsey
Hagerman, Idaho
Thomas, Rex
Spanish Fork, Utah
Shield, Bryce Montgomery
Provo, Utah
Sorensen, Stanford
Driggs, Idaho
Skousen, Bill
K^esa, Arizona
Thompson, Clair
Weston, Idaho
Smith, Carol
Shelton, Nebraska
Stephenson, Kay V.
McCammon, Idaho
Sorensen, Mary Anne
Richfield, Utah
Simmons, Joyce
Los Angeles, California
Sprague, Kathleen
Las Vegas, Nevada
Smith, J. Norman
LaJara, Colorado
Seastrand, Steve
American Fork, Utah
Sorensen, Margaret A.
Alhambra, California
Smith, Leia
Burlingame, California
Shumway, Miles
Shumway. Arizona
Steele, Berenice
Chevy Chase, Maryland
Sinclair, Eugene
Payette, Idaho
Tingey, Marsel
Springville, Utah
Thayne, Gordon
Prove, Utah
Thompson, Bob
Malta, Idaho
Vreeland, Janica
Los Angeles, California
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Stebbing, William E. — Baltimore, Maryland
Stocks, Bruce D. — Burley, Idaho
Stubbs. Byron — Provo, Utah
Stout. DoMar— Salt Lake City, Utah
Stockdale, Barbara — Stockton, California
Stocking, Norma Jo — Murray, Utah
Smith, Mary — Spanish Fork, Utah
Stewart, Earl Dean — Provo, Utah
Stoddard, Gloris — Montpelier, Idaho
Stewart, Zona — Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Stoops, Ronald — ^Waynesboro, Penn.
Syme, Georgia — Provo, Utah
Stewart, Merwin — Las Vegas, Nevada
Thomas, Robert D.— Salt Lake City, Utah
Summerhayes, Charles — Berkeley, Calif.
Strlngham, Marcia — Elgin, Oregon
Swasay, Ardell — Duchesne, Utah
Starley, Jean — Burley, Idaho
Tanner. Askel H. — Provo, Utah
Tebbs, Marian — Cowley, Wyoming
Thorne. Janice — Provo, Utah
Swann, Grace — Preston, Idaho
Tanner. Rolf R. — Lomita, California
Thurman. Newel L. — Blackfoot, Idaho
Thelin, Josie V. — Cardston, Alberta Can.
tt^A^(l;^J:.i«
Standage, Delbert — Mesa, Arizona
Stevenson, Dwayne — Mt. Home. Utah
Smith, Melva Ann — Sandy, Utah
Staley, Gail J. — Kimberly, Idaho
Stenquist, Leiand Gus — Tremonton, Utah
Stringfellow, Val— Provo, Utah ^^~ ^H
Struble, Jackie— Cedar City, Utah fg yTM Mm
Standford, Doris — Los Angeles, California ^^^W ^^^T'
Sapley, Marilyn — Beaver, Utah
Stuart, Nathan— Woodruff, Utah
Strong, Alice — American Fork, Utah
Stringer, Atherton — Tolero, Washington
138
Thomas, Dale
Spanish Fork, Utah
Thomas, Betty Ann
Rapid City. South Dakota
Tucker, Clyde L.
Mesa, Arizona
Warner, Martha Mae
Richfield, Utah
Thomas, Dorothea
LaJara, Colorado
Thompson, Barbara Ann
Warsaw, Indiana
■ fij?ter, Jacqueline
Murray, Utah
Vaiig}(n, Cheryldene
Malad, Idaho
T!dwe)t^ Don
Homedale, Idaho
Taylor, David A.
Spanish Fork, Utah
Taylor, John W.
Provo, Utah
Vorwaller, L Blaine
Tooele, Utah
Tuttis, Carol Jeane
Salt Lake City, Utah
Wheeler, Doretta
Buhl, Idaho
Taylor, Dixie
Provo, Utah
Wade, Bonnie
Los Angeles. California
Wasden, Barry
Idaho Falls, Idaho
WaHs, Don
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Wllkie, Mae
Safford, Arizona
Wilson, Lawrence
Roosevelt. Utah
Tftomas. £dwafd Blain
\ S^ftish Fork. Utah
Timottiy, Emily
.SaJt Lake City. Utah
Taylor, Donrjetta
Paro#;SnT Utah
Tyler. Reed L.
Pocatello. Idaho
Watt. Barbara
Lansing, Michigan
Thomas. Burdle
Arlington. Virginia
Tanner. Lillias Ann
Preston, Idaho
Turner. Rodney F.
Bluffdale, Utah
Ungerson, Grant
Orem, Utah
Westenskow, Lowell
Imbler, Oregon
139
Tregaskis, Glade
American Fork, Utah
Tingey, Garth L.
Springvllle, Utah
Turner. Charles
Los Angeles, California
Viles, Eileen
Nogales, Arizona
Wells, Jerald L.
Joseph, Utah
Tueller, Nedra
Mesa, Arizona
Taylor, Carolyn
Raymond, Alberta, Canada
Taylor, Marolyn
Raymond, Alberta, Canada
Walton, Gayle
Provo, Utah
Whitear, Glenn
Ogden, Utah
Winget, — J. Oscar
Monroe, Utah
Woo+en, Madelyn
Heber, Utah
Wright, Curtis
Sandy, Utah
Weight, Glen Aldous
Springville, Utah
Werrett, Bill
Spanish Fork, Utah
Wilkins, Delora
Ramah, New Mexico
Willardson, Carma
National City, California
Y<t\inq, Val J.
Huntington, Utah
Whiting, Marilyn
Mapleton, Utah
Wride, C. Hayward
American Fork, Utah
Woffinden, Arthur
Orem, Utah
Wagstaff, Gay
Tablona, Utah
ZoBell, Gordon
Lake View, Utah
Whetten, Larry
Grand Junction, Colorado
Willianns, Maurine
Lynnan, Wyoming
Wynder, F. Curtis
Hillspring, Alberta. Canada
Young, Mttzi
San Mateo, California
Call'MyrVeo
Gallup, New Mexico
Winter, Rue Ann
American Fork, Utah
Williams, Paul G.
Tooele, Utah
\ Wrttiams. Slen Lee
I ,Malad. Idaho
EWood, Ctalr S. ? '">'
Holdefl, Utah ,»--•'■"■'■'"
ZiWiig, H. Roy
Wenatchee, Washington
White. Dick
Casper. Wyoming
Wilson, John L.
Geneseo, Illinois
Winkler, Beth
Blue Bell, Utah
Young, Marilyn L.
Provo, Utah
Zobell, Keith W.
Rohan, Montana
Westover, Robert N.
Provo, Utah
Willes, Vera
Poison, Montana
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Wootton, Richard
Washington, D. C.
Wrathall, Carolyn
American Fork. Utah
Yamakawa, Takamasa
Zlvshi. Japan
Winter, John Lewis
American Fork, Utah
Winone. Tlllack
Vancouver. Canada
Womack, Glen
Myton, Utah
Grover, C. Leavitt
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Chrlstensen, Winslow
Antonito, Colorado
Whitehead, Lee M.
Twin Falls, Idaho
Wong, Anne
Honolulu. Hawaii
freshmen
First received a royal wel-
come, then a royal hazing
. . . annoyed by research
papers . . . annazed at upper
classmen versatility . . . fasci-
nated by the "carefree college
daze" . . . always ready to con-
quer the world . . . decide on a
new major every quarter.
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FROSH CLASS OFFICERS
Along with the other members of the Freshman
class who struggled through the process of orien-
tation and initiation week, these capable officers
did much to promoMp^e activities of the largest
Freshman class recomed in the history of 8.Y.U.
Such activities included the dance after the Wy-
oming game, the ii^'niva! dance, and several
class parties.
MARY DAWSO
Secretary
DALUN GARDNER
President
cla^s of
1955
NORM SLAYMAKER
Vice-President
RtCHARD WELLS
PAUL ASHTON
Class Representatives
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Athay, Ruth
Anderson,
Marthalen
Ashman, Marilyn
Armstrong, Howard L., Jr.
Paris, Idaho
La Canada, California
Midvale, Utah
Pocatello, Idaho
Stanley, Burton M,
Ash, Helen
Ashton, LaMoyne
Arashiro, Lillian
Hebar, Utah
Springy
lie, Utah
Midvale, Utah
Kaneohe, Oahu. Hawaii
Atwood, Marguretta
Atkin, Lorraine
Ashton, R. Paul
Andrews. Judith LaVern
Salem, Oregon
Tooele,
Utah
Midvale, Utah
Foxboro, Massachusetts
Atkinson, Irene
Athay, Don
Aviiso, Sonia
Apporas, Esther
M»lad, Idaho
Salt Lake City,
Utah
Montevideo, Uruguay
Vernal, Utah
Ayers, JoA
nne
Atkinsort, Verna
Ashman, Jim
Arnold, Dennis
Lewiston,
Idaho
Provo, Utah
Fillmore, Utah
Venice. California
Atkins, Beverly Joan
Aston, Duane
Arrlngton, Jean
Anderson, Richard A.
Carditon,
Alta.,
C
anada
PiHsburgh, Per
nsylvania Mesa, Arizona
Los Angeles, California
freshmen
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NICK MATELJAN
A good humored and proficient hoopster from
California . . . recognized on the basketball courts
by both Skyline fans and critics . . . service to
Knight Templars.
Allrad, Rey
Provo, Utah
Alleman, Karen
Springvllle, Utah
Allen, EInor Lynn
Preston Idaho
Anderson, Verde
Richfield, Utah
Allen, Jack
Hagerman. Idaho
Anderson, LuDeen
Myton, Utah
Alder, Leora
Weiser, Idaho
Allen, Lamont
Pleasant Grove, Utah
Anderson, Bertha
Talmage, Utah
Allen, JoAnn
Provo, Utah
Allred, Muriel
Ennery, Utah
Andreason. Don McKay
Flintridge, California
Abbott, Ufona Juna
Boise, Idaho
Adams. Galene
Burbanic, California
Abel, Robert
American Fork, Utah
Adams, Ruth
Provo, Utah
Adams. Sevens
Delta, ijtati
Akuan. Aileen
Paia, Maui, Hawaii
Adams, Vesa LaRee
Blackfoot, Idaho
Alger, Dean
Maywood, California
Anderson, Donna
Provo, Utah
Alexander, JoAnn
Lornita Park, California
Adamson, H. Kirk
Terreton, Idaho
Anderson, William E.
North hiollywood, California
Allen. BeHy
Maywood, California
Adamson, Bonnie
Vernal, Utah
Allen, Terry
Winslow, Arizona
Allen, Jean
Salt Lake City, Utal
Allred, Val Dee j
Falrview, Wyoming
Anderson. Melvin F.
Sandpoint, Idaho
Alldredge, Cona
Delta, Utah
Aasness, Edgar
Bottineau, North Dakota
Abbott, Duane
Idaho Falls, Idaho
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Anderson, Dorsn'e — Tremonton, Utah
Atkin, Floy Daun — Boulder City Nevada
Anderson, Lewis A. — Reno, Nevada
Anderson. Margaret — San Diego, California
Anderson. Jeanine — Spanish Fork, Utah
Anderson. Boyd — Boise, Idaho
Anderson. Janet — Glendive, Montana
Anderson. Lorna — Provo. Utah
Anderson. Joe E. — Los Angeles, California
Butler. Ruth — Jerome, Idaho
Anderson, Jean Marie — Raynnond, Alb., Can.
Anderson. Beth Marie — Richfield, Utah
Bray, Lawrence — Spanish Fork, Utah
Bunker, Edward M. — American Fork, Utah
Bullock, Georgia — Pleasant Grove, Utah
Baker, Lorraine — Teasdale, Utah
Barton, Fonetta — Tropic, Utah
Brower, Dlle — Carlsbad, California
Brockbank, Vaughn — Emmett. Idaho
Bramwell, Joyce — Ogden, Utah
Bradfleld, Sherry — Scat!a, California
Bradley, Carma Jane — Provo. Utah
Bryson. Robert A. — Vernal, Utah
Brown, Boyd L. — Monroe, Utah
Bringhurst, Fred — ^Alhambra, California
Brimley, Janeen — Santa Monica, California
Brimley, Blaine — Mesa. Arizona
Briggs, Leiand S. — ^American Fork. Utah
Bradhead, Maeser — Delta. Colorado
Black, Bonnie— Delta, Utah
Bush, Alfred — Denver, Colorado
Burns, Barbara — Provo, Utah
Bills, Bruce — Riverton, Utah
Brown, Darlene — Tooele, Utah
Burgess, Beverly — Redding, California
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Badouin, LaPrele — Berkeley. California
Baker, Fern — Ednnonton, Alberta, Canada
Baadsgaard, Ray — Payson, Utah
Baird, Letata — Lewlston, Idaho
Bailey, Udean — South Jordan. Utah
Baker, Emma — Kimberly, Idaho
Baldwin, Rey — Provo, Utah
Bailey, Renoe — Draper, Utah
Ball, Larene — Lewisville, Utah
Barker, Conway — Murray, Utah
Baird, Wilford— Provo, Utah
Ballard, Harold — Idaho Falls, Idaho
^^W
Ji^^kM
Barnes, Katharine — Rupert, Idaho
Barney, Myrle — Delta, Utah
Barrett, Bonnie — Provo, Utah
Bass, Peggy Joyce — Rocky Mount, N. C.
Bartholomew, Jerry — Long Beach, California
Bassetti, Dariene — Phoneix, Arizona
Barton. Roy — Pleasant Grove, Utah
Barton, Norma — Monticello, Utafi
Bateman, Robert E. — Burley, Idaho
Bassett, W. Lynn— Delta, Utah
Barton, Marilyn — San Marino, California
Bast, Barbara — San Gabriel, California
Bastian, Terry — Reno, Nevada
Barr, Irene — Burley, Idalio
Bean, Clark S. — Seattle, Washington
Beckstrand, Ray L. — Meadow, Utah
Bayles, Mary Joan — Parowan, Utah
Beckstrand, Carol — American Fork, Utah
Bauer, Richard — Eureka, Utah
Beckstrand, Dale F. — Long Beach, California
Beard, Dariene E. — Coalville, Utah
Bates, Patrice— Salt Lake City, Utah
Bean, Larry — Seattle, Washington
Beauregard, Cherry — Fillmore, Utah
Beebe, Carolyn — Santa Barbara, California
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Betts, Shirlee Ann
Longvlew, Washington
Bannatf, Valdon J.
Msadow, Utah
Bellows, Merrill Don
Spanish Fork, Utah
Bennion, Marcus
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bills, Osmer
Provo, Utah
Bennett,
Tabiona, Utah
Bendixsen, Mickey
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Bingham, William
Hawthorne, California
Berg, JoAnn
Lawndale, California
f^O
Benson, Orval C.
Preston, Idaho
Bingham, Jan
Westwood, California
_ Benson, Maurice L.
de Los Angeles, California
Biesinger, Joe
Salt Lake iCty. Utah
Bentley, Kathleen
Mexico City, Mexico
Billings, Joetta
Pravo, Utah
(J
Berratt, Sharon
Provo, Utah
Berry, Raymond
LaGrande, Oregon
Bevan, Lucy
Driggs, Idaho
Bennion, Delores
Salt Lake City, Utah
Berg, Dona Jean
Leavenworth, Kansas
Biesinger, Dean
Union, Utah
I
Berrey. Wayne C.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Beecroft, Sandra
Provo, Utah
Billings, Richard H.
Brigkam City, Utah
KIRK HART
An outdoor enthusiast . . . one of Idaho's best . . .
active member of Athenians . . . drive and ability
make him a likeable fellow.
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BIschoff, Gordon
Swinic, Colorado
Black, Oren Ranon
Blanding, Utah
Bowers, Lamar C.
Payson, Utah
Boss, Karl C.
Garland, Utah
Black, Bonnie
Geronlmo, Arizona
Bird, Beverly
Chicago, Illinois
Boucher, Anne
Toronto, Canada
Bohrer, Nancy
Arlington, Virginia
Bond, Don
Valleio, California
Blackham, Boya
Huntington Park, California
Booke, lleta
Silver Springs, Maryland
Bleazard, Joan
Talmage, Utah
Bradford, Bill
Springville, Utah
Bown, Betty Lou
Portland, Oregon
Brady, Emnna Lee
Bridgeland, Utah
Black, Velna
Laramie, Wyoming
Bonham, Ralph
Pomona, California
Blanchard, Beth
Arimo, Idaho
Bracken, Lynn
Roosevelt, Utah
Boyack, Gayle
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bradshaw, Joycelyn
Tremonton, Utah
Birch, Frank
Vallejo, California
Black, Joanne
P.-escott, Arizona
Blodgett, Alan
Vale, Oregon
Bjarnson, Sharlene
Springville, Utah
Black, Jean
McAllen, Texas
Bowers, Nancy
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bischoff Patricia
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bodily, Vadrus
Vernal, Utah
Bradshaw, Valene
Emmett, Idaho
Boynton, Leo S.
Sandy, Utah
Bradley, Carma Jane
Provo, Utah
Bradshaw, Kent
Salem, Oregon
Burch, Richard — Oakley, Idaho
Full. Donnle — Le Grande, Oregon
Burt, J. Robert — Boise, Idaho
Bulioclc, Gerald — Lethbrldge, Alberta, Can.
Bussing, Naomi — Bayavia, New York
Burtenshaw, RobertJ. — Ucon, Idaho
Burton, Howard — Los Angeles, California
Bullock, Glenda — Coaldale, Alberta, Canada
Butler, Merls Jean — Luna, New Mexico
Brace, Jimmy — Formlngton, New Mexico
Butters, Keren — Kamas, Utah
Burke, Mont — Lakeside, Arizona
Burgess, Van — Alpine, Utah
Burnham, R. Rex — Lovell, Wyoming
Blaine, Jean — Denver, Colorado
Brown, Agness — Pengree, Idaho
Brown, Barbara — Salt Lake City, Utah
Bright, Barry — St. Anthony, Idaho
Brown, Margie M. — Tooele, Utah
Brown, Beverly — Leman Caves, Nevada
Broderick, Don— Delta, Utah
Brown, Adrianne — Monrovia, California
Brown, Bill — Queen Creek, Arizona
Brown, Nora Mae — Alhambra, California
Buckwalter, Barbara — American Fork, Utah
Brooksby, Wayne J. — Fredonia, Arizona
Brown, Donna Mae — Columbus Falls, Mont.
Brown, Gerald M. — Provo, Utah
Buchanan, Sharon Raye — Richfield, Utah
Brown, Marilyn — Provo, Utah
Brough, Martha Bernece — Bountiful, Utah
Brown, Ronald — Sprlngvllle, Utah
Bybee, Kolth — Nyssa, Oregon
Raysdale, Donald — Boise, Idaho
Cheshire, Barton — Salt Lake City, Utah
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Colton, Grace E. — Roosovelt, Utah
Collard, Bill— Bingham. Utah
Cooper, James W.— Cardston, Alberta. Can.
Colwell, JoAnne— Placerville, California
Collyen, Bunleson T. — Farmington, N. M.
Cook, Mary Ellen — Las Vegas, Nevada
Cook, Boyd — Ogden, Utah
Conrad, Paul W.— Provo, Utah
Coop, Margaret — Ogden, Utah
Cooper, Philip — Ruth, Nevada
Collins, Stan — Provo, Utah
Cook, Carolyn — Fountain Green, Utah
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Cook, Mary Alice — Eenterprise, Utah
Corray, Dorothy — Delta, Utah
Cowley, Fred — Salt Lake City, Utah
Cottle. Lorna — Lewisville, Idaho
Coulam, Billle Jane — Los Angeles, California
Crandall, Mary — Los Angeles, California
Cox, Anita — Mesa, Arizona
Dahl, Richards— East Midvale, Utah
Cox, Carolyn — Mesa, Arizona
Cox, Joan — India, California
Cowles, Emma Lou — Escalante, Utah
Cox, Alta— Provo, Utah
Crabtree, Jan — Preston, Idaho
Comer, Caroline — Lehi, Utah
Curtis, Robert — Orem, Utah
Coster, Marilyn — Burley, Idaho
Crandall, Geraldine — Twin Falls, Idaho
Crawford, Yvonne — Murry, Utah
Covington, Burlene — Loa, Utah
Crawford, John — Provo, Utah
Smith, Richard— Holbrook, Idaho
Crandall, Larry — Los Angeles, California
Cradduck, Wayne J.— Yreka, California
Durrant, Dean — Tooele, Utah
Durfee. Jack — Spanish Fork, Utah
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Cahoon, Edyth
Dalta, Ufsli
Carpenter, Fae
Safford, Arizona
Carlson, Marvel
Las Vegas, Nevada
Carr, Ke!th
Albany, Oregon
Campbell, William A.
Boise, Idaho
Carlile Alvin
Springville, Utah
Cannon, Stuart
Los Angeles, California
Colvin, Nyra Call, Peggy
Provo, Utah kA ^^\ M Rigby, Idaho fkf^
Call, A. Vdell
San Diego, California
Capps, Pat
Hartsville, South Carolina
CapeJand, Barbara
£ Monrovia, California
Call, Marlene
Salt Lalce Cit/, Utah
Garden, Marilyn
Mesa, Arizona
Carlston, Sonya Mae
Perris, California
^annon, VerNita
Los Angeles, California
Carlson, Keith
Springville, Utah
Canfield, Franl
Provo, Utah
/\ JMor
Carr, Bruce
Albany, Oregon
Calder Shirley
Oregon City, Oregon
Cammow, Ruth
Provo. Utah
Cape!, Barbara
Salt Lake City, Utah
Carroll, Kay
Hemet, California
Carter, Carter
Van Nuys, California
FROSH COUNCIL directed the activities
of the Freshmen class until officers were
elected. Left to Right: Maurice Benson;
Bob Keysor; Quenten Homer; Kit Tucker;
Richard Wells.
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1956
DICK WELLS
sJias earned him top positions in various
phases ol campiis life . . . member of Frosh Council
and Legisiafsve Council . . . service on Student
Program Bureau.
Curit^. CherriJI
Plac«rville, Calitornla
Cropper. Daryl
HtncHey. Utah
CroWtber, Lucille
fdaho Falls, Idaho
Cromar, Kenneth
Denver, Colorado
Carter, Mary Ann
Salt Lake City, Utah
Chamberlain, Eileen
Delta, Utah
Carter, Paul Smith
Salt Lake Cit/, Utah
Cazler, Ronald
Las Vegas, Nevada
Curtis, Earl Lloyd
Waco, Texas
Las Vena;, Nevada
Chadwick, JoAnn
American Fork, Utah
Chappell, Robert O.
Provo. Utah
Chipman, Janice
American Fork, Utah
Carter, Nadine
Burley, Idaho
Crimson. Leo Eugene
Casa Grande, Arizona
Cartwright, Blaine
Salt Lake City, Utah
Chandler, Patricia
Chico, California
Carter, John
Nephi, Utah
Croft, Venna E.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Carter, Dee
Salt Lake City, Utah
Chatlerley. Louis
Kanab, Utah
Case, George K.
Mt. Emmons, Utah
Crittenden, Sue
Los Angeles, California
Crowther, Shirley
Arlington, Virginia
Curtis, Arvon B.
Kennewiclc, Washington
Carter, Wesley E.
Provo, Utah
Castagno, Loraine
Tooele, Utah
Creer, Kay
Concord,
Carter, Lynne
Long Beach, California
Chandler, Donald
New Plymouth, Idaho
Crook, Mary
Fallon, Nevada
California
Carter, Don C.
Provo, Utah
Claris, Clifford — Spanish Fork, Ufah
Clark, DeWayne, W.— Ogden, Utah
Chipman, Richard — American Fork, Utah
Clark, Bernadlne^Ukiah, Utah
Clark, Gail — Georgetown, Idaho
Chrlstensen, Von — Manila, Utah
Christiansen, Bry — Inglewood, California
Christiansen, Kathryn — East Ely, Nevada
Church, JuVene— Delta, Utah
Christiansen, Marene — Salt Lake City, Utah
Clark, Harold — The Dalles, Oregon
Cole, David L — Rupert, Idaho
Cluff, Lloyd— Provo, Utah
Choules, Lou Jean — Atlanta, Georgia
Clegg, Marilyn — Springville, Utah
Coles, Marbra — Provo, Utah
Chrlstensen, Colle*n — Detroit, Michigan
Chrlstensen, Gayle 8. — Bancroft, Idaho
Cluff, Joy — El Monte, California
Coats, Betty— Salt Lake City, Utah
Chrlstensen, Helen — Fairview, Utah
Chrlstensen, Paul J. — Las Vegas, Nevada
Chrlstensen, Ray E. — Provo, Utah
Chrlstensen, Richard — Payson, Utah
Chrlstensen, Roy A. — Provo, Utah
Clark, Marlene — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Christiansen, Ruth — Provo, Utah
Clegg, Vern — Heber, Utah
Clarke, William R. — Burbank, California
Clemens, Dwaine — Salt Lake City, Utah
Clark, Reva — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Clegg, LeAnn — Provo, Utah
Chrlstensen, Carol — Safford, Arizona
Clay, Dorothy Lois — Hutchinson, Kansas
Cloward, Gordon — Garfield, Uath
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DeWitt, Rodney C. — Snowflalce. Arizona
Dinsdalo, Janis — Ogden, Utah
Dixon, Joan W. — Payson, Utah
Delgaard, Barbara — Monrovia, California
Dixon, June — Spanish Fork, Utah
Dixon, Jean — Spanish Fork, Utah
Oespain, Edwina — Granite, Utah
Dobell, Roger — Berkeley, California
Dodd, Russell E.— Hendricks, Utah
Deleeuw, Max J. — Becknell, Utah
Doney, Delene — Preston, Idaho
Drake, H. Marvin — Jerome, Idaho
Dahl, Judy — Ammon, Idaho
Dunkley, Melvin E. — American Fork, Utah
Dunn, Richard — Brigham, Utah
Dittmore, Barbara Jean — Leonia, N. J.
Durfee, Lois — Grantsvllle, Utah
Denys, Nedra — Provo, Utah
Draper, Carmlta — Fallon, Nevada
Dewsnup, Anna Lou — Deseret, Utah
DeHaan, Donnetta — Pasadena, California
Done, Jeanlne — Los Angeles, California
Dingemanse, Joann — ^Tooele, Utah
Dodd, James L. — Alhambra, California
Doke. Alan — Glasgow, Montana
Doyal, Gibson — Manassa, Colorado
Dred, Dannlel — Minot, North Dakota
Doman, Rulene — Orem, Utah
Draper, H. (Bud) — Huntington, Utah
Dellenbach, Kenne — South Gate, California
DeGraw, Clifford — Spanish Fork. Utah
Duncan, Leah Gayle — Roosevelt, Utah
Detton, Richard — Honolulu, Hawaii
Dixon, Glen R. — Payson, Utah
Doane, LeNell — Rupert, Idaho
Denney, Thayla — Downey, Idaho
Duggar, Leonard — Salt Lake City, Utah
154
Davidson, Gwyn D.
Pocatello, Idaho
Daniels, Gery
San Mateo, California
Danlelson, B. DeMar
Sprlngvllle, Utah
Dawson, David
Layton, Utah
Dart, Joanna
Spanish Foric, Utah
Dattge, Veria Jean
Las Vegas, Nevada
Daniels, John W.
Pocatello, Idaho
Davidson, Marion
Evanston, Wyoming
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Davis, Ross '
Long Beach, California
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Davis, Dale
St. Anthony, Idaho
Davidson, Melvin
Provo, Utah
Decker. Marie
Bayfield, Colorado^
Davis, Afton
San Bernardino, California
Davis, Diane
Salt Lake City, Utah
Davis, Vesta
Butte, Montana
Deakln, Gaye
Tremonton, Utah
Davis, Barbara Jean
Boise, Idaho
Day, Merrill
Fairview, Utah
Davles, Chesh
Flllnnore, Utah
£ Fail
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Dayes, Doris
Merrick, L. I.. New York
Darling, Clair
Spanish Fork, Utah
Dayton, Sharon R.
Cokevllle, Wyoming
Dawson, Mary
Layton, Utah
Davidson. Hazel
Sandy. Utah
MARY DAWSON
Combined efficiency and time as Frosh secretary-
treasurer ... an attractive Cougarette . . . dancing
eyes and dennure smile.
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Eldredge, Max
Buhl, Idaho
Evans, Hal S.
Parowan, Utah
Ekins. Marlene
Hinkley, Utah
Eatough, Norman
Provo, Utah
Ericlcson, Louise
Earnshaw, Audrey
Richmond, Utah
Inglewood, California
Eager, Lucille
Ellsworth, John W.
Eager, Arizona
Pasadena, California
Eldredge, Marjory Jane
Elmer, Nina Jane
Buhl, Idaho
Magna, Utah
Evans, Lamar
Provo, Utah
Eccles, Parley, Jr.
1
Phoenix, Arizona
1
Elam, Shirley
1
Pendleton, Oregon
1
Erickson, Verena
Ruth, Nevada
Erickson, Alice
Springville, Utah
England, Maree Joy
Tooele, Utah
Dunford, Carol
Provo, Utah
Effler, LeRoy
Los Angeles, California
Esplin, Laurel
Cedar City, Utah
Enos, Viola Mae
Maui, Hawaii
Eldredge, Marilyn
Salt Lake City, Utah
Evans, Donald Ray
Mt. Emmons, Utah
Enos, Arthur K.
Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii
Enos, Muriel
Mul, Hawaii
Ellertson, Dorothy
Tooele, Utah
Engle, Dempsey
Spanish Fork, Utah
Ericksen, Claudette Guste
Danbury, Conn.
Espinosa, Howard
Sanford, Colorado
Ekins, Phyl
Provo, Utah
Earl, Moore H.
Rockford, Illinois
Engh, Marlene
San Pedro, California
Evans, George G.
South Jordan, Utah
Ellsworth, Sterling G.
Washington, D. C.
156
Farnsworth, Allen S. — Seaver, Utah
Faucett, Robert Leatha — Los Angeles, Calif.
Fawcett. Kent — St. George, Utah
Ekersley, Carolyn — Payson, Utah
Field, Neuagene — Provo, Utah
Falkney, Beverly — Portland, Oregon
Farnsworth, Lamar — Mt. Home, Idaho
Felt, Richard— Lehi, Utah
Farnsworth, Mary — Chandler, Arizona
Eiiason, Norrell B. — Bancroft, Idaho
Flake, Mira — Nyssa, Oregon
Ford, Jacquelyne — Houston, Texas
Freer, Darhl — Mountain Home, Idaho
Frandsen, Sharleen — Portland, Oregon
Fleming, Ruth — Phoenix, Arizona
Flinders, Cleo — Nyssa, Oregon
Fortune, Richard — Los Angelas, California
Fitt, Geraldine — Salt Lake City, Utah
Foote, Duane H. — Salt Lake City, Utah
Fletcher, Wendell N.— Spanish Fork, Utah
Flygare, Gordon — Provo, Utah
Francis, Joann — Spanish Fork, Utah
FoerstI, Eleanor — Munick, Germany
Frodsham, Sharon — Cardston, Alberta, Can.
Ford, Carmen L. — Huntington Park, Calif.
Fillmore, Laura — Corinne, Utah
Foy, Rosanna O. — Duchesne, Utah
Fisher, Robert B. — Kuna, Idaho
Fisher, Claire J. — Oxford, Idaho
Frandsen, Lee — Springville, Utah
Frank, Margene — Richfield, Utah
Firth, Julene — Portland, Oregon
Frei, Don — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Filimon, Vincent — Provo, Utah
Freestowe, David W. — Queen Creek, Ariz.
157
Groberg, Julie — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Fullmer, Joanne — Springville, Utah
Fye, Rodney — Salt Lake City, Utah
Fronit, Lorraine — Redlands, California
Fullmer, Robert L. — Payson, Utah
Gudmundson, Georgia — Ely, Nevada
Frazier, Ronald — Evanston, Wyoming
Gustafson, Joyce — Vale, Oregon
Groesbeck, David — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Fullmer, Joy Ranae — Springville, Utah
Funk, Herman — Tremonton, Utah
Gunnell, Nancy Lee — Salt Lake City, Utah
IJUt.
Fackrell, Lynn — Hagerman, Idaho
Felton, Beverly— Park City, Utah
Fields, Clarence H. — Vancouver, B.C., Can.
Fillmore, Janice — Spanish' Fork. Utah
Garrett, Darlene — Nephi, Utah
Gardner, Shelia — Whittier, California
Gardner, Blanche — Spanish Fork, Utah
Gardiner, Melba — Pleasant Grove, Utah
Garrett, Larry — Ely, Nevada
Gardner, Vesta — Lund, Nevada
Gardner, David — Berkeley, California
Gurney, Joana — Lehi, Utah
Gunn, Ben — Pocatello, Idaho
Grotegut. David Arthur — Spanish Fork, Utah
Fuller, Helen — Mesa, Arizona
Gardner, Laura Marie — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Gunn, Marlon — Coalville, Utah
Grow, Rosemary — Lewiston, Idaho
Griffeth, Mary Clarine — Grover, Wyoming
Gribble, Marva — Gunnison, Utah
Gardner, Carol — Burley, Idaho
Gustaveson, Carolyn — Alemada, California
Gurr, Kendall O.— Parowan, Utah
Grow, Phyllis— Salt Lake City, Utah
Griffin, Gerald — Escalante, Utah
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Gilson, James S.
Sahtaquin, Utah
Goates, Barbara
South Gate, California
Godfrey, Lorin C.
Cardston, Alberta, Canada
Gillette, Jerry W.
Victor, Idaho
Gines, Ralph Junior
Woodland, Utah
Green, Gloria
Grantsvllle, Utah
Gobler, Brian T.
Balcer, Oregon
Gilson,
Provo
James N.
Utah
Giberson, Richard
San Diego. California
Gottfredson, Doug
Ely, Nevada
Garrard, June
Burley, Idaho
Gifford, W. Lavon
Columbia Falls, Montana
Gorringe, Howard T.
Midvale, Utah
Gibbs, Donna
Reliance, Wyoming
Greenland, Ricks
American Fork, Utah
Giles, Bonnie R.
McGill, Nevada
Gilbert, Naomi
Arcadia, Utah
Glines, Laraine
Woolford, Alberta,
Giles, Marlene
Canada Heber, Utah
Gray,Georgia H.
Hawthorne, California
Green, Colette Good, Danny
Lethbrldge, Alberta, Canada Sedona, Arizona
Gillospie, Patricia
Tooele, Utah
Gifford, Fay D.
Fruita, Utah
freakmen
159
1955
DIXIE ROBISONI
Hails from Idaho . . . skated her way into the
position of Snow Queen Attendant . . . sparkling
personality obtained for her the admiration of
many.
&itbor+, Mauri ne
Roosavelt, Uf-ah
Osdd, Connie
N»phi, Utah
Hall, Dan Jay
Santaquin, Utah
Halt, Moreen
Salt Lake City, Utah
Georges, Marilyn
Westcliffe, Colorado
Harvey, Wilma E.
Austin, Arkansas
Haacle, Ganae
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Hales, Katheryn
Spanish Fork, Utah
Green, Donna Marie
Tromonton, Utah
Hales, Lola
Riverside, Utah
Haag, Eldon
American Fork, Utah
Hall, Gordon Lee
Salem, Oregon
Gray, Joyce C.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Greenwood, Janet
Berkeley Hgts., New Jersey
Greenwood, Edmund
Ririe, Idaho
Hadley, Shirlay Ann
Blackfoot. Idaho
Hall, Beverly
Richfield, Utah
Haddock, Jan G.
Meridian, Idaho
Hales, George
Springville, Utah
Gardner, Dallin
Richfield, Utah
Galbraith, Sharon
McGill, Nevada
Glines, Deloa Dawn
Richland, Washington
Hale, Sarah Ann
Salt Lake City, Utah
Hart, David Kirkwood
Boise, Idaho
Hall, Margaret
American Fork. Utah
Grant, Richard
Los Angeles, California
Hadlock, Theresa
Vernal, Utah
Hadley, Donald Blaine
Ogden, Utah
Hales, Bette Lee
Toppenish, Washington
Gifford, Leo R.
Nampa, Idaho
Hunt, Jarman
Oakland, California
Hamblln, Grace
Las Vegas, Nevada
Hall, Ella Mae
American Fork, Utah
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160
Hancock, Patricia — Mesa, Arizona
Hansen, Gale — Snowflake. Arizona
Hanks. Russell H.— Salt Lake City, Utah
Harkar, Joan T. — Orem, Utah
Hanson, Heloyce — Salt Lake City, Utah
Hamilton, Nadean — Blackfoot, Idaho
Halterman, Susanna — Cedr City, Utah
Hanks, Charles W.— Orem, Utah
Hall, Richard E. — Berkeley, California
Hamilton, Beverly — San Leandro, California
Hammer, Elinor — Santa Monica, California
Hamling, Donald — Lethbridge, Alberta, Can.
Hancock, Bonnie Lou — Fort Duchesne, Utah
Hansen, Sherrie — Burley, Idaho
Hansen, Jean — Wlnslow, Arizona
Hancock, Evelyn — Glendale, California
Hamilton, Jeannie — San Leandro, Clifornia
Hansen, Jay — Lewiston, Utah
Hamblin, Laura Lou — Provo, Utah
Hamilton, Louise — Riverton. Utah
Halterman, Mary Jean — Parowan, Utah
Halverson, Stan — Spanish Fork, Utah
Harris, Marilyn — Stone, Idaho
Harris, Jean J. — Emmott, Idaho
Hansen, Klaus J. — LaVerkin, Utah
Harris, Barbara — ^Tcoma, Washington
Harris, Gayla — Portage, Utah
Harper, John J. — Blackfoot, Idaho
Harris, David — Provo, Utah
Harris, Robert — Spokane, Washington
Hansen, Don J. — Ferron, Utah
Hamilton, Beverly — San Leandro, California
Hardy, Nyra E. — Queen Creek, Arizona
Hall, Rosalie— Provo, Ut«h
Harrison, Kent — Provo, Utah
161
Harrison, Edwin C. — Brigham City, Utah
Harvey, Clark C. — Blanding, Utah
Hastings, Loyal Dee — Albuquerque, N. M.
Hatch, Darcus — Hyrum, Utah
Hatch, Geneve — Pocatello, Idaho
Hatch, Frances — Grangeville, Idaho
Hawkins, Kenneth — Atlanta, Georgia
Hatch, Jackie — Monterey Park, California
Hathaway, Mrguis G. — El Monte, California
Hayes, Darrell — American Fork, Uth
Haycock, Kathryn— Salt Lake City, Utah
Haws, Ben Frank — Junction, Utah
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Helton, John — Long Beach, California
Hayes, Ralph — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Hayes, Irma Ruth — Jackson, Michign
Hill, Lucinda — St. Anthony, Idaho
Herron, Sarah D. — Tooele, Utah
Heaps, Kent — Orem, Utah
Hedqulst, Francis — Salt Lake City, Utah
Herron, Jack — Kalispell, Montana
Heflin, Juanita — El Cajon, California
Hoarn, Gene — Prescott, Arizona
Hilton, H. Gill— Delta, Utah
Hemmert, Jack— :Thayne, Wyoming
Helde, Mildred — Valley Stream, New York
Heslop, Lamar F. — Tremonton, Utah
Hewatt, Elsie— Kanab, Utah
Heyrend, Darwin — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Hiatt, Ethel— Mt. Airy, North Carolina
Hilton, Gail — Mesa, Arizona
Hearne, Colleen — Wilmington, Deleware
Hibbard, Lucille — Regina, Sask., Canada
Hill. Garth A.— Payson, Utah
Hill, Barbara L. — Byron. Wyoming
Heslop. Sharon — Kaysville. Utah
Hibbard. Kay — Regina. Sask.. Canada
Hill, Max Jay— Orem. Utah
162
Holbrool, Diane
Salt Ulce City, Utah
Holman, Darlene
McGill, Nevada
Hulne, Lucille
Bloomington, Idaho
Homer, Quinten L.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Hooft, Agnes
Wlnnemucca, Nevada
HutchinsoHjfl^wen^
Wendover, Ufa
Hoon, Kent
Blend, Oregon
Hunsalcer, Vera
Los Angeles, California
Howard, Annette
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Hulme, Larry
Hagerman, Idaho
HullingSr, Diane
Roosevelt, Utah
yrley, Richard
Roose
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Hogan, Carolyn
West Jordan, Utah
Hoppie, Ortell
Waco, Texas
Safdnjjr, Ranae
idvteie, Utah
jwell^W. RJ
Provo, Utah
Hunter, Ted
Lewisville, Idaho
Horlacher, Pete
Pioche, Nevada
Mt. Airy, North Carolina
Hunter, Louis
lEI Paso, Texas
Hyde, William H.
Washington, D. G. '
|Hutchings, Mary
Salt Lake City, Utah
Hibbert, Margene
Rialto, California
Holley, Maralyn
Springville, Utah
JERRY TURNER
Athenians' own . . . from Olympia, Washington . . .
As generous with a joke as his time . . . aggressive
organizational chairman of the Snow Carnival.
163
Gardner, Beverly
Yuba City, California
Irvin, Darlene
Farnnington, New Mexico
Muggins, Jackie
Globe, Arizona
Janrteson, JoAnn
Provo, Utah
Ipsen, Grant R.
Malad, Idaho
Jensen, Afton
Provo, Utah
1955
Horsley, Preston C.
San Francisco, California
Jensen, David C Jr.
Burley, Idaho
Jensen, Henry
Provo, Utah
Jensen, Neil
Salt Lake City, Utah
Jenkins, Frank W.
Robertson. Wyoming
Jensen, Carolyn
Tremonton. Utah
Jacobson, Deanne
Provo, Utah
Jameson, Keith
Monticello, Utah
Jackson, Valtone
Kanab, Utah
Jensen, Royal Duane
Malad, Idaho
Jenkins, Colleen
Provo, Utah
Jacklln, Wilnna
Heber, Utah
Jackson, Norma Jean
Belfry, Montana
Jensen, Myron
Spanish Fork, Utah
Johnson, Archie
Nannpa, Idaho
Jensen, Marjorie
West, Jordan, Utah
James, Richard
Evanston, Wyoming
Jensen, Richard W.
Byron, Wyoming
Jackson, Louise
Hood River, Oregon
Hyde. Bill
Springville, Utah
Jensen, Eldon
Cowley, Wyoming
Jensen, Melvon C.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Jackson, Valton F.
Kanab, Utah
Jarman, Loyd Lee
Lyman, Wyoming
Jenkins, Gordon N.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Johnson, Carmen
Vale, Oregon
Jackson, Arlene
Inglewood, California
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Johnson, Cleta — Ogden, Utah
Johnson, Charles H. — Nampa, Idaho
Johnson, Delia— Delta, Utah
Johnson, Don Lee — Grantsville, Utah
Johnson, McRay — McGill, Nevada
Johnson, Jay Lorus — Orem, Utah
Johnson, Marian — Provo, Utah
Johnson, Geraldlne — Valleio, California
Johnson, Jerrilyn — Elsinore, Utah
Johnson, Jerroid — Lovell, Wyoming
Johnson, Norman — American Fork, Utah
Johnson, VernaLee — Chico Valley, Arizona
Johnson, Ray P. — Roosevelt, Utah
Johnson, Verba — Mesa, Arizona
Jolley, Donal C. — Boulder City, Nevada
Jones, Duane — Parson, Utah
Jones, D. Reece — Payson, Utah
Jones, Bryant — Delta, Utah
Jolley, Helen — Tropic, Utah
Jolley, Harold— Provo, Utah
Jones, Halvan — Colonia Doublin, Chih., Mex.
Jones, Gary — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Jones, Ruthie — Colonia Dublin, Chih., Mex.
Jones, Glenna — Phoenix, Arizona
Jones, Nadine — Fairview, Utah
Jordan, Thelma — Mt. View, Alaska
Jones, Stanley H. — Provo, Utah
Jorgensen, Keith — Mt. Pleasant, Utah
Jorgensen, Renae — Moses Lake, Washington
Jorgensen, Victor — Boise, Idaho
Johnson, Janice — Heber, Utah
Judd, Darrel W.— Kanab, Utah
Julian, Gerald — American Fork, Utah
Judd, Arlo H. — Fredonia, Arizona
Justet, Bob Lee — Provo, Utah
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165
Kammermeyer, Ann — Provo, Utah
Kennington, H. LaVell — Falrvlew, Wyoming
Kesparek, Jean — Burbank, California
Kelly, George — Springville, Utah
Kartchner, Joan — Palo Alto, California
Kolsey, C. Janat — Roosevelt, Utah
Kerby, Arlean — Provo. Utah
Kapp, Darlene — Provo, Utah
Kendrick, Carole — Los Angeles, California
Kenner, Lois Ann — Tracy, California
Keetch, Joan — Montpelier, Idaho
Jones, Elwood — Spanish Fork, Utah
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Kuehne, I. Nora — Chicago, Illinois
Kuhni, Arlin — Provo, Utah
King, Marcia — Provo, Utah
Kimball, Elaine — Provo, Utah
Kindred, Hal — Idaho Falls, Idaho
King, Billie — Albuquerque, New Mexico
Labrum, Arvin — Roosevelt, Utah
King, Joan — Cranbrook, B. C, Canada
Knaphus, Lois — Salt Lake City, Utah
Knapp, Lorene — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Kleinman, Frank R. — Phoenix, Arizona
Kleinworth, Wesley E. — Winslow, Arizona
Kirkbridge, Bette — Denver, Colorado
Kirk, Francis — Sacramento, California
Kerby, Kent— Provo, Utah
Kerr, Duane — Tremonton, Utah
Kochevar, Paul — Los Angeles, California
Klingler, Arlene — St. Helens, Oregon
Knight, Roland — Vallejo, California
Kinsey, Joan — Heber, Utah
Kondo, Nancy M. — Kapma, Kauai, Hawaii
Kuamoo, Flora — Hilo, Hawaii
Keysor, Robert — Burbank, California
Kofford, Jerald — Pendleton, Oregon
Kitchen, Ray — American Fork, Utah
166
Larsen, Dale C.
Larsen,
M«
ry Evelyn
Le Baron
Don M.
Larson, Keith
Roosevelt, Utah
Emm
stt.
Idaho
Barnwell, Alberta, Canada
Salmon, Idaho
Lawrence, Barbara
Lee,
M
org
sn
Latham.
Nancy
Lee,
Donald F.
Salem, Utah
Fa
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ngt
on. New Mexico
Twin
=alls, Idaho
Camas, Wyoming
Langley, Patricia J.
Larsen,
Beverly
Leistiko,
Betty
Lee,
Jack
Pasader\a, California
Sa
It Lake City, Utah
Dento
n, Montana
Los Angeles, California
Larson, C
arrol
Lasater, Diane
Lambert, Slen
Leake, Robert L.
Albany,
California
Ogden, Utah
Kamas, Utah
Salt Lake iCty, Utah
Layton, J
mmy
Lee, Marcia
Leishman. Nina
Lendt, Shirley E.
Layton,
Utah
Portland, Oregon
Provo, Utah
Buffalo, New York
Larsen, M
yrna Carol
Lajritzen, JoAnn
Lee, Alfred
Leifson, June
Richfield, Utah
Hurricane, Utah
Provo, Utah
Spanish Fork, Utah
freshmen
167
1955
A I
DALLIN GARDNER
Able Prexy of Freshman class ... an active mem-
ber of Saxons . . . unlimited vitality and ability to
accept responsibility . .
among campus leaders.
LytnQn, Francis
Blartding. Utah
Leonard, Shirley
Sait Lake City, Utah
LtvJnqston, Keith
€lendale, California
Lowe, Gloria Diane
Franklin, Idaho
a recognized figure
Little, Jacque
San Fernando, California
Lett, Sharon
Monroe, Utah
Lund, Marilyn
Los Angeles, California
Livingston, Colleen
Alpine, Wyoming
Lybbert, Jay N.
Moses Lake, Washington
Lunt, Donna Lee
Duncan, Arizona
Lords, Jack
'daho Falls, Idaho
Lileoqyist, Vat
Salt lake City, Utah
Lum, Wayne
Los Angeles, California
Lufkln, Cordell
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Lewis, Jerrolynn
Kamas, Utah
Lindgren, Joyce
Los Angeles, California
Lloyd, Eldon
Provo, Utah
Lewis, Jerry Bernell
Kanab, Utah
Lindbland, Robert
Berkley, California
Lewis, Wanda Joy
Bancroft, Idaho
Long, Kenneth
Roosevelt, Utah
LeSueur, Marlin
Eager, Arizona
Lovett, Jack Robert
El Paso, Texas
Low, Carol
Ottawa, Canada
Logan, James
Chula Vista, Califorina
Lufkln, Alba Jean
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Lyman, Thomas
Salt Lake City, Utah
Lundberg, Russell
Salt Lake City, Utah
Luke, Calvin J.
Midway, Utah
Luke, Rosalind M.
Twin Falls, Idaho
Ludlow, Donna Mae
Venice, California
Lottridge, Richard G
Burtey, Idaho
Lowe, John
Monroe, Utah
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Myers, Allan— Salt Lake City, Utah
Myers, Jeanine — Missoula. Montana
Lyons, Annette — Burley, Idaho
Mills, Beverly Jeanne — Browley, California
Mills, Charles T. — Brigham City, Utah
Murdocit, Orrice — Washington, D. C.
Murdock, Kathleen — Heber, Utah
Mullen, Charlotte — Pocatello, Idaho
Mower, Don L. — Annerican Fork, Utah
Morris, Don — Hinckley, Utah
Moser, Sarah — Bancroft, Idaho
Mott, Jacqueline — LaJara, Colorado
Morris, Paul — Logan, Utah
Munroe, Barbara — Provo, Utah
Mortensen, Gary B. — Elwood, Utah
Morin, Vivian — Baker, Oregon
Morgan, LaVell— Salt Lake City, Utah
Morgan, Kay L. — Salmon, Idaho
Morgan, Jack — Nephi, Utah
Moon. Beatrice — Ashton, Idaho
Moon, Raynnond — Craig, Colorado
Monson, Jack M. — Salt Lake City, Utah
Moore, Dorothy Ann — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Moore, Dick — Portland, Oregon
Moody, Marilyn R. — Baldwin Park, Calif.
Montierth, Lorraine — Mesa, Arizona
Moore, Rose — Kekaha, Kausii, Hawaii
Monson. Calvin — American Fork. Utah
Moe, Estelle June — Soda Springs, Idaho
Moat, Clarence — Johnson City, New York
Mitchell, Mary— Provo, Utah
Minier, Bob — Fort Wayne, Indiana
Murphy, Mark — Salem, Oregon
Mitchell, Mavis — Kamas, Utah
Lynn, Arlene — Lovell, Wyoming
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169
Mills. Betty— Salt Lake City, Utah
Miller, Don— Victor. Idaho
Millard. Ruth— Salt Lake City, Utah
Mitchell. JoAnn — Provo, Utah
Millet, Richard L.— Provo, Utah
Miller, Marshall L.— Castle Sate, Utah
Miller, Marilyn — Annerlcan Fork, Utah
Miller. Marjery — Monterey Park. California
Miller, Lois— Trementon, Utah
Millet. Cleo— Murray. Utah
Miller. Ellen— Parowan, Utah
Miller, Lanyle — American Fork. Utah
Mecham. Wynona — HanVsviHe, Ufak
McGerian, Audrey — Berkeley, California
McNalr, Margaret R. — Spokane. Washington
McMillan, Betsy— Heber. Utah
Melton, Shlrlene — Redlands. California
Meyers, Joyce — Murray, Utah
Meek, Wllford B.— Preston. Idaho
Meeks, Ramona — Kanab, Utah
Methvin, Jeanette — Natchitoches, Louisiana
McQulvey, Karl — Garfield, Utah
Michle. Coy — Hanna. Utah
Meldrum, Floyd A, — Provo, Utah
Meldrum, Ross T. — Spanish Fork, Utah
Meldrum. Ray C. — Ontario, Oregon
McQuarrle. Joyce — Beaver, Utah
Merrill. Iris — Mesa. Arizona
Menlove, Joseph G. — Payson. Utah
McMulIln, DeNai — Edmonton, Alberts, Can.
Miller, Colin — Tarer, Albert^, Canada
Mellor. Melvln — Eureka, Utah
McKee. Coy — South Jordan. Utah
Mellor. Barbara — Fayette, Utah
Mendenhall, Bob — Stockton, California
Mezenen. Bert — Duchesne. Utah
Meline, Roberta — Burley, Idaho
170
McKell, B
anche
Mcintosh,
Roland
McKenric
k, William
Maxfield, Flora Lee
Spanish
Fork, Utah
Oakley,
Idaho
Los Ar
qeles, California
Provo, Utah
McCulley,
Anna L.
McDonald
Ross
M-auqhan
, Patricia
McCandless. William
Mllford,
Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Preston
, Idaho
Huntington, Utah
Maughan,
JoAnn
McAllister
Lawrence
McCal
,
Velma
McDaniel, Lloyd
Nampa,
Idaho
Kanab,
Utah
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ah
Tucs
on
Arizona
Alamosa, Colorado
McClellan, Lois Dixie
Sprinqville, Utah
McDonald,
Provo. U
McAferty, Lloyd
Olympia, Washington
Maughan, Reta
Ronan, Montana
McGuire
Heber,
Kate
Utah
Maxwell, C
Salt Lake
arol
City, Utah
McCuistion, Edith
Burley, Idaho
May, Leola
American Fork, Utah
May, Georg Anna
Baker, Oregon
McDougal, Richard
Cannpbellsport, Wisconsin
McKell, Clair
Provo, Utah
Maurer, Dave
Salt Lake City, Utah
SYLVIA TYLER
Sparkplug president of Cougarettes . . . served on
Frosh A.W.S. Council ... a personable girl known
for her singing voice.
171
1955
Manning. Marilyn
Garland, Utah
Martin, Ellen
Gaffney, South Carolina
Madsen. LaRue
Provo, Utah
Narkaus, Suzanne
Placerville, California
Manning, Leiand
Emmett, Idaho
Mateljan, Nicic
Redlands, California
Mason, Kenneth
Aurora, Utah
Madsen, Lynette
Springville, Utah
NaKanna, Thomas
Wailcapu, Maui, Hawaii
Mahi, Rose K.
Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii
Marshall, Carolyn
Salem, Oregon
Manwaring, Estel
Vernal, Utah
Matsen, John
Los Angeles, California
Markham, Beth Ann
Ontario, Oregon
Matthews, Elmo G.
Evanston, Wyoming
Martin, Kenneth
Mesa, Arizona
Mahoney, Stephen B.
Heber, Utah
Mangelson, Ned L.
Levan, Utah
Manning, Carllyn
Garland, Utah
McLaughlin, Maxine
Winslow, Arizona
Massey, Joan
Pasadena, California
MacDonald, Ella Rae
Kanab, Utah
Matkin, LaZelle
Swan Lake, Idaho
Malmstom, Edith
West Jordon, Utah
Mangum, Floyd L.
Orem, Utah
Nate, Donna
Dingle"; Idaho
Marcil, Mari-Lynn
San Bernardino, California
Marchant, Joseph
Campbellsport, Wisconsin
Mansfield, Marie
Malad, Idaho
Nash, Mazle
American Fork, Utah
Neal, Penfold
Hagerman, Idaho
MacArthur, Patricia
Ogden, Utah
Nebeker, Gaye
Cerry, Utah
172
Nelson. Doreen — Phoenix. Arizona
Nelson. LaNeeve — Wendell. Idaho
Nelsen, Arlou — Olympls, Washington
Nelson. Manfred R. — Jackson, Wyoming
Nelson. Dorothy— Queen Creek. Arizona
Nelson. Karen — Seattle. Washington
Nelson. Noreen — Phoenix, Arizona
Neilson, Jay Wallace— Bluffdale. Utah
Nelson. Varr Y.— Idaho Falls. Idaho
Nelson, Krista — Provo, Utah
Neubert, Donna — Graeagle, California
Nelson, Betty — American Fork, Utah
Newberger, Warner — Provo, Utah
Newsom, Rotvaid A. — Mesa, Arizona
Nicholson. Barbara — Provo, Utah
Nickles, Andy — Redlands, California
NIcol. Bill — New Orleans, Louisiana
Nielsen, Deon — San Francisco, California
Nielsen, Ann — Pleasant Grove. Utah
Nielson, Ronald — Hinckley, Utah
Nowell, Pa+ricia Ann — Mendham, New Jersey
Nishi. June — Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii
Nielson, Ronald — Provo. Utah
Nielson. Seymour J. — Hyrum. Utah
Nielsen. Margene — Riverton, Utah
Nielson, Virginia — Blanding, Utah
Nuttall, Donald — Hurricane, Utah
Nuttall, Garth— Idaho Falls, Idaho
Obert, Carol J. — Inglewood, California
Nixon, Louise — Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Oakley, Marlene — SpringvlUe, Utah
Norton, Melba — Silverton, Oregon
Nielson, Roberta — Lynndyl, Utah
Nordfors, Anna Vee — Annabella, Utah
Nichols, H. Dale — Mesa. Arizona
173
Olpin. Clara — Heber, Utah
Olmstead, Joan — Salt Lake City. Utah
Olsen, Halvor — Bountiful, Utah
Oldroyd, Victor — Provo. Utah
Oliver, Carl Lloyd— Delia, Utah
Obregon, Margarita — El Paso, Texas
Oborn, Gene — Payson, Utah
Olson, Fred — Manila. Utah
Okimoto. Esther — Honolulu, Hawaii
Odd, Leonard A. — Menio, Washington
Oliverson, Elaine — Preston, Idaho
Olsen, Margaret — Provo, Utah
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Peterleln, Sara — Grand Rapids, Michigan
Petersen, Ray — Orenn, Utah
Perry, Russ — Provo, Utah
Orr, Charles — American Fork, Utah
Perry, Ray — Nampa. Idaho
Orton, Kenny — Phoenix, Arizona
Owens, Bonna C. — Showlow, Arizona
Perrett, Margaret — Sterling, Alberta, Can.
Orrock, Elaine — Joseph, Utah
Perry, David — Palo Alto, California
Otterson, Arnold — Lehi, Utah
Peterson, Nolan R. — Mesa, Arizona
Peterson, Marilyn — Ellis, Kansas
Ostler, Grace — Nephi, Utah
Peterson, Marian — Culver City, California
Ottley, Ruth— Carlin, Nevada
Peters, Marilyn E. — Santa Monica, Calif.
Peterson, June — Lewiston, Pennsylvania
Peters, Leroy R. — Mitchell, South Dakota
Orme, Gordon — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Osterloh, Nancy — Redwood City, California
Olsen, Wilma — Lovell, Wyonning
Peterson, Frank — Tooele, Utah
Olsen, Gloria Dawn — Salt Lake City, Utah
Pendleton, Jackie — Richfield, Utah
174
Paul, Merlin G.
Elko, Nevada
Payne, Karol June
Bancroft, Idaho
Payne, Viria Jane
Duncan, Ariiona
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Parr. Phyllis
LaJara, Colorado
Parker, Peggy Ann
Joseph, Utah
Parker, Don
Ogden, Utah
Pulley, Arva"
St. Anthony, Idaho
Packard, Gilda
Springvllle, Utah
Palmer, Philip
Monticello, Utah
Peck, Donna Mae
Pendleton, Oregon
Paschel, Patricia
Annabella, Utah
Paxnnan, George
Nephi, Utah
Palmer, E. Lavar
Preston, Idaho
Patrick, Melvin
Summerville. Oregon
Pace, Patsy
Globe, Arizona
Pulsipher, David
Mesquite, Nevada
Putnam. Clarine
Ontario, Oregon
Pedersen. Maurine
Pleasant Grove, Utah
Parkinson, Sharon
Rexburg, Idaho
Parks, Wanda
Salt Lake City, Utah
Partridge. Mary
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Patjas, Saija
Tampere, Finland
Payne, Robert M.
Provo. Utah
Pate. George W.
Springville. Utah
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1955
Powell.
Lorna
Preston, Lurlyn
Piatt, Kathleen
Ogden, Utah
Lebanon, Oregon
Salt Leke City. Utah
Powell,
Bernell B.
Pugh, Margaret
Phillips, Carolyn Lee
Pocatello, Idaho
Kanab, Utah
Brigham, Utah
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3ean H.
Pouisen, Guy, Jr.
Powell, Shirley
St. A
nthony, Idaho
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Lehl, Utah
Peterson, LaRae
Pouisen, Gerald
Powelson, Pauline
Prove
. Utah
Granite, Utah
Lovell. Wyomina
Price, Keith
Pew, JoAnn
Pohlman, Charlene
Pouisen, Elizabeth L.
Peterson, Robert
San Francisco, California
Queen Creel, Arizona
Los Angeles, California Brigham City, Utah
Phoenix, Arizona
Peterson, Mary Lee
Peterson, Myrna
Poulson, Elizabeth Ann Pratt, Gene A.
Pilling, Donna Marye
Grace, Idaho
Enterprise, Utah
Spanish Fork, Utah
Washington, D. C.
Mountain View, Alber
Petersen, Marian
Peterson, LouAnn
Pulsipher, Lois Ann
Pope, Rhea
Pollard, Barbara
Culver City, California
Lajara, Colorado
Denver, Colorado
Moab, Utah
Chandler, Arizona
Piette, Rene M.Y.M.
Peterson, Brent
Phillips, JoAnn
Peterson, Morris
Liege, Belgium
Granger, Utah
Tokyo, Japan
Sandy, Utah
Porter, Stanley
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Rencher, Viola — Snowflake, Arizona
Rice. Velma Darlene — Claresholm, Alta., C.
Reed, Carol Sue — Rlrie, Idaho
Rasmassen, Etnilie — Odense, Denmark
Raphiel, Edna — Karnack, Texas
Rasnussen, Renee — Salina. Utah
Quinn, Marlene — Colton, California
Rasband, Doris — Washington, D. C.
Petersen, Doris Rae — Cottonwood, Arizona
Quails, Gary — Kalispell, Montana
Pace, Rayna Gay — Phoenix, Arizona
Peterson, Marlene — Ogden, Utah
Rees, Shirley Ann — Ely, Nevada
Rich, Kathryn A.— Salt Lake City, Utah
Peterson, Dennis — Sacramento, California
Rich, Margaret — Paris, Idaho
Remington, Janice — Parker, Idaho
Read, Jack — Hamilton, Canada
Reed, Dorothy — Sanger, California
Rice, Donald L. — Denver, Colorado
Peterson, LaRayne — Fillmore, Utah
Rasmussen, Albert L — Engin, Oregon
Rennie, Lois — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Price, John H. — Malad, Idaho
Radmall, Paul — Pleasant Grove, Utah
Reading, Sidney — Montpelier, Idaho
Ragsdale, Ronald O. — Boise, Idaho
Rawlings, Ruth — Provo, Utah
Reynolds, Mary— Salt Lake City, Utah
Rhoades, Darlene — Hanna, Utah
Reynolds, Patricia — Vernal, Utah
Peterson, Colleen — Richfield, Utah
Ray, Alonzo — Jerome, Arizona
Poulson, Joan — Duchesne, Utah
Railton, Mark — Sintaluta, Saak., Canad
177
RIggs, Westlyn C. — Phoenix, Arizona
Richey. Maleen — St. Johns, Arizona
Richards, Gene — Blackfoot, Idaho
Ricks, David — Boise, Idaho
RIchins, Devaun — Vinden, New Mexico
Richey, Ramona — St. Johns, Arizona
Riggs. Priela Dawn — Washington, D. C.
RIchins, Nita — Gridley, California
Richey, Alice — St. Johns, Arizona
Richards, James — Price, Utah
Richardson, Pauline — Benjamin, Utah
Ridge, Don — Provo, Utah
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Robertson, Robert — Portland, Oregon
Riley, Shirley — Skamokawa, Washington
Rios, Omar G. — Edinburg, Texas
Robertson, Thyvele — Penngrove, California
Robison, Richard — Fillmore, Utah
Robinson, Norma — Lake City, Florida
Robinson, Acea — Filmore, Utah
Rooks, Joyce — Grass Valley, California
Robinson, John M. — Freedom, Wyoming
Rossiter, Pat — Helena, Montana
Robinson, LaNea — Freedom, Wyoming
Roper, Laver — Westwood, California
Rogers, Anella — Clarkdale, Arizona
Robison, Dixie — Boise, Idaho
Rigtrup, Afton — Burley. Idaho
Ross, Beverly — Brigham City, Utah
Routsong, John R. — Los Angeles, California
Rowe, Robert — Grand Junction, Colorado
Rowe, William Stephens — Butte, Montana
Rodriguez, Alfonso — Monterey N.L., Mexico
Rowley, John — Mt. Home, Utah
Ruesch, Marilyn — Los Angeles, California
Rust, Martin — Provo, Utah
Russell, Gloria Belle — Kamas, Utah
Rowley, Ann — Boulder, Nevada
178
Rutz, Ron
Portland, Oregon
Russell, Robert D.
Oxford, Ohio
Saunders, Wayne
Vale, Oregon
Sargent, Larry 0.
Mesa. Ariiona
Sabin, Leora
Salem, Utah
Schuab, Alma M.
Inglewood, California
Scott, Richard L
Salt Lake City, Utah
Schofield, Allen
Spanish Fork, Utah
Sabin, Evelyn
Salem, Utah
Scott, Fisher
San Marino, California
Stoddard, Louis
Richland, Washington
Sergeant, Jean
Newport, Oregon
Sawyer, Melvin W.
Rock Springs, Wyoming
Schelf, Mary Lou
Olympia, Washington
Sanders, Fred S.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Sadler, Wanda
San Francisco, California
Sandall, Jane Sieverts, Mary
Kaysville. Utah ^ Salt Lake City. Utah
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Shumway, Drew
Taylor, Arizona
Schenk, Laura
Nyssa, Oregon
Scott, Mary
Los Angeles, California
NORM SLAYMAKER
Enthusiastic and capable Frosh vice-president . . .
smiling product of Salt Lake City . . . fighter on
Frosh football squad and for better student govern-
ment.
Schuenman, Jean
Las Vegas. Nevada
Scott, Sharon
Portland, Oregon
Sabre, Whittle
Brawlay, California
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1955
Slater, Diane
McGill, Nevada
Stevens, Dale
Provo, Utah
Silfast, Joyce
Salt Lalte City, Utah
Smith, Larry N.
Cowley, Wyoming
Slater, Paul
Ogden, Utah
Smith, Carole
Lehi, Utah
Smedley, Milton
Clearfield, Utah
Simkins, Anne V.
Springviiie, Utah
Shepherd, Kenneth
Payson, Utah
Shawcroft, Dale P.
LaJara, Colroado
Siddoway, Carol
Teton City, Idaho
Seqo, Nancy
Mansssa, Colorado
Serrao, I. Iwalani
Hilo, Hawaii
Seastrand, James
American Fork, Utah
Seely, Donna
St. Anthony, Idaho
Shertzer, Minnie
Pomona, California
Seymour, Jean
Stockton, California
Shipp, Karol
Joseph, Utah
Skyles, Doris
Gladstone, Oregon
Sessions, Challene
Prove. Utah
Sharp, Mary Kathryn
Redlands, California
Simkins, Donna Jean
Phoenix, Arizona
Searle, Geraldine
Provo, Utah
Slade, Marian L.
Wutrloso, Arizona
Smith, Glen
Chicago, Illinois
Skeen, Talmage
Oaden, Utah
Simonsen, Janis
Price, Utah
Sharp, Marilyn
Midvale, Utah
Shepherd, Maxine
Paris, Idaho
Smeath, Donna Jean
Provo, Utah
Smith, Phil
Ogden, Utah
Smith, Myrle
Salt Lake City, Utah
Skinner, Dale
American Fork, Utah
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Smith, Joyce — Lehi, U+ah
Smith, Joanne — Portland. Oregon
Smith, Sale Marie — Preston, Idaho
Smith, Lawrence — San Lorenzo, California
Smith, Devon — Hyrum, Utah
Stock. Robert— Roy, Utah
Sorriaux. Jeannine— Nice. France
Smith. Terry — Payson. Utah
Smith. William Guy — El Monte, California
Sorenson. Louise — Provo, Utah
Soelberg, Bruce — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Solomon. Craig — Las Vegas. Nevada
Sorensen. Ken — Vallejo, California
Sorensen. Pat — Berkeley, California
Snell. Carolyn — Spanish Fork. Utah
Sorenson. Lois — Provo, Utah
Sorenson. David — Aurora. Utah
Sorensen. Lila June — Sciplo. Utah
Smith. Pa+ricia — Orem, Utah
Steed. Camille — Logan. Utah
Steffey. Donna — Mesa, Arizona
Spencer, Areola — Escalante, Utah
Squire, Erma — Mt. Pleasant, Utah
Stanton, Brian— Park City, Utah
Staffanson, Bill — Lompac, California
Stawffer, B. J. — Jerome, Idaho
Starley, Bill— Delta, Utah
Smith, Beverly J. — Malad, Idaho
Stephens, Neil — Nampa, Idaho
Stephens, Jimmie — Mammoth, Utah
Stephens, Robert — Powell, Wyoming
Stephensen, Karma — Riverton, Utah
Steimple, Pat — Pasadena, California
Stephenson, Mary Lohrae — Provo, Utah
Sorenson, Kent — Driggs, Idaho
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Sutton. Helen — Grantsville. Utah
Swenson, Barbara J. — Spanish Fork, Utah
Stratford, Roland — Lomita, California
Swain, Bertella — American Fork, Utah
Summers, Ray — Pasadena, California
Summers, Helen — Montlcello, Utah
Sumslon, David O. — Springville, Utah
Swan, Seralee — Orem, Utah
Stott, Lloyd — Bynum, Montana
Straub, David — Grass Valley, California
Strong, Keith — San Carlos, Clifornla
Stuart, Deon — Kaysville, Utah
Stevens, Elaine — Ogden, Utah
Stevens, Floyd — Glendale, California
Stevens, Bill — Barnwall, Alberta, Canada
Stevenson, Donna Louise — Los Angeles, Cal.
Stewart, Joyce — Moab, Utah
Stevens, Betty Lou — Oakley, Utah
Stevenson, Stanley, Mt. Home, Utah
Stevenson, Max — Mt. Home, Utah
Stimpson, David — Provo, Utah
Stewart, Scott — Provo, Utah
Stiburek, Beverly — Cascade, Idaho
Stokes, Phyllis — Salmon, Idaho
Stokes, Verna — Salmon, Idaho
Stott, Reah — Meadow, Utah
Stone, Marlene — Stockton, California
Talley, Darlene — Alhambra, California
Swenson, Gordon — Provo, Utah
Stott, Cloyd — Bynum, Montana
Stocking, Marlene — Carey, Idaho
Tahquette, Mary Ann — Cherokee, N. C.
Tall, Marilyn — Rigby, Idaho
Tanner, Clyde Eddie — Los Angeles, Calif.
Tanner, Pat — Provo, Utah
Taylor, Annabell — Provo, Utah
Tanner, Janet — Boise, Idaho
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Taylor, Joan
Phoenix, Arizona
Taylor,
Provo
Delbert
, Utah
Tanner, David
Blackfoot, Idaho
Taylor, Jaris
Farmington, New Mexico
Taylor, Gene
Tooele, Utah
Tidwell, Betty
McGill, Nevada
Taylor, Mavis
Aurora, Utah
Tenney, Wayne
Thatcher, Arizona
Taylor, Anna Dean
Fremont, Utah
Thayne, Ervin
Layton, Utah
Thompson, Diane
Scipio, Utah
Thacker
Hebe
, Lynn
ir, Utah
Tiooetts,
Provo,
Blaine M.
Utah
Taylor,
Provo
Loyd
, Utah
Tanner, Betty Jane
Lomita, California
Taylor, JoAnn
Provo, Utah
Taylor, Elaine
San Diego, California
Tillman, Norma
Holbroolc, Arizona
Titensor, Barry
Ballflower, California
Thacker, Lyie V,
Heber, Utah
Tillotson, Joyce
Denver, Colorado
Thomas, Barbara
Manassa, Colorado
Thomas,
Provo,
Scott
Utah
Thomson, Marilyn
Riverton, Utah
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1955
Taylor, Bruce J.
Provo, Utah
Tuomenoksa, Eila
Helsinki, Finland
Wainwright. Joan
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Tracy, Raymond
Provo, Utah
Tyler, Virg
Redlands
nia
Beach. California
Walker, Jessie Mario
Beaver, Utah
Tree, Ira
Coalville, Utah
Tyler, Sylvia
Los Angeles, California
Wallace
Idaho
Dorothy
Falls, Idaho
Turner,
Elko,
Patricia Ann
Nevada
Tyler,
San
Joan
ta CI
ara, California
Vernon,
Verna
Belva
, Utah
Thompson, Glenna Kay
Ely, Nevada
Todd, Henry S.
Sridley, California
Turley,
Brigh
Jean
am City,
Utah
Thornton, Kay
Draper, Utah
Ward, Arlo
Clifton, Idaho
Thomson, Sharlene
Malad, Idaho
Tolley, Don
Kalispell, Montana
Turner,
Olyrr
Gerald L
pia, Wash
ington
Umphenou, Sterling
Bellingham, Washington
Ward, Carma
Rigby, Idaho
Tovell, Bill
Provo, Ufah
Toone, Kenneth
Green River,
Wyoming
Turner,
Tooe
Thomas
e, Utah
Van Wagoner, Earl
Palo Alto, California
Ward, Marilyn K.
Malad, Idaho
Tuttle,
Mant
Edythe
i, Utah
Vance, Dan
Provo, Utah
Warnick, Robert
Pleasant Grove, Utah
Thornton, LaVee
St. George, Utah
Thurber, Carl
Dingle, Idaho
Tobier, Lee
Nampa, Idaho
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Vogt, William — Coquille, Oregon
Uibel, Garth — MountainView, Alberta, Can.
Woffinden, Jerry — Kennewick, Washington
Van Wagoner, John C. — American Fork, Ut.
Van Wagenen, Charlene — Ogden, Utah
Waltman, Vernon — Meridian, Idaho
Walker, Lowell— Woodland, Utah
Walker, Dan L— Payette, Idaho
Walker, Norlan— Vernal, Utah
Ward, Patricia— Elba, Idaho
Ward, James — Cleveland, Utah
Ward, Eira— Idaho Falls, Idho
Warr, Gary — Oakley, Idaho
Waters, Max — Burley, Idaho
Washburn, Velyn — Provo, Utah
Watkins, Arlys— Vernal, Utah
Webb, Blaine — Provo, Utah
Webster, Jim — Provo, Utah
Ward, Marilyn — Parowan, Utah
Watts, Jerry W.— Portland, Oregon
Wethormon, Don — Twin Falls, Idaho
Welbourne, Alice— LaJara, Colorado
Weitzeil, Norma L. — Provo, Utah
Wells, Beverly — Los Angeles, California
Wells, Dick — Las Vegas, Nevada
Weseman. Ruth— Salt Lake City, Utah
West, Barbara — Roseburg, Oregon
West, J. Donid— Provo, Utah
West, Anne — Denver, Colorado
West, Henry — Pocatello, Idaho
West, Marilyn — Azusa, California
Westwood, Ardis — Orem, Utah
Warton, Shirley — Glendale, California
Whatcott, Carol— Provo, Utah
White, Bryce— Roosevelt, Utah
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Wilde, Ruth — Cheyenne, Wyoming
Wible, John Robert — Burbank, California
Whitley, Patricia — Copperton, Utah
Whitehead, Wilda— Salt Lake City, Utah
White, Floyd — San Rafel, California
White, Roger — Santa Monica, California
Whipple, Marlene— Ajo, Arizona
Whetcott, John— Lynndyl, Utah
Wilcken, Dolores— Salt Lake, City Utah
Wightman, Jeanne — Springville, Utah
Willardson, Dona — San DIago, California
Williamson, Gary — ^Alhambra, California
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Williams, Boyd L— Provo, Utah
Willmott, Ann — Cardston, Canada
Willis, Girdley— Carlsbad, New Mexico
Willis, Janet— Henrieville, Utah
Williams, Ruby — Ohaton, Alberta, Canada
Wilson, Arlo— Lund, Idaho
Willis, Mary — Springville, Utah
Wilson, Arnold — Springville, Utah
Wilson, Carlyn— Lehi, Utah
Wilson, Dean E. — Nampa, Idaho
Wilson, Janice — Centervllle, Utah
Wilson, JoAnn — Meridiart, Idaho
Wilson, Mae— Salt Lake City, Utah
Wilson, William A — Downey, Idaho
Wiltbank, Mary Bess — Eager, Arliona
Winn, Blaine — Idaho Falls, Idaho
Winn, Zan J. — Ogden, Utah
Winsor, Carlene — Phoenix, Arizona
Winsor, Robert C. — Phoenix, Arizona
Winterton, Eldon — Roosevelt, Utah
Winsor, JoAnn — Phoenix, Arizona
Winter, Jeannine — American Fork, Utah
Winters, Burton — Afton, Wyoming
Winger, Gay E. — Driggs, Idaho
Winward, Joy — Clifton, Idaho
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Wiscombe. Virginia
Salt Lake City, Utah
Worthen, Patricia
Panquitch, Utah
Yearsley, Kenneth
Ogden, Utah
Young, Janice
Richfield, Utah
Wortham, Wilbur R.
Grand Junction, Colorado
Worthington, Everett Eugene
Chandler, Arizona
Zabriskie, Jay
Spanish Fork, Utah
Yearsley, Karen
Malad, Idaho
Wise, Neva Rae
Downey, Idaho
Wong, Mary
Honolulu, Hawaii
Wright, M. Elaine
Duchesne, Utah
Zakel, Helen
Raymond, Washington
Hart, David KIrkwood
Boise, Idaho
Young, Dave
Provo, Utah
Udall, Alice Jean
Mesa, Arizona
Young, Yvonne
Richfield, Utah
Lamb, Ruth Evelyn
Regina, Sask., Canada
Whittke, Dayton D.
Tooele, Utah
Woodward, John
Seattle, Washington
Young, Janis
Orem, Utah
Zohner, Dorin
Driggs, Idaho
Wissmar, Dave
Mt. Pleasant, Utah
Wolverton, JoAnn
Pocatello, Idaho
Worsley, Joan Kay
Temple City, Utah
Young, Arlo
Salt Lake City, Utah
Wolfley, Patsy
Etna, Wyoming
Wold, Royco B.
Preston, Idaho
Zaccardi. Dorothy
Provo, Utah
Young, Bevis
Ely, Nevada
Laird, Judith A.
Dubois, Idaho
Wright, Rae
Provo, Utah
Yeates, Margene
Salt Lake City, Utah
Erbolato, Oscar
Campinas, S.P. Brazil
Lambert, Milo
187 Kamas, Utah
Lake, JoAnna
Phoenix, Arizona
Students will long remem-
ber the winter of 1951-52.
This is a fitting replica of an
overnight "snow flurry."
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The Blue Keys, a national honorary
leadership -fraternity naade up of upper-
classmen who have been chosen for scholar-
ship, leadership, activity, service, and per-
sonality, select each year a nunnber of pro-
jects that will further the growth of the
University. This year the organization com-
pleted the "B. Y. and You" booklet and
started work on the problems of campus
lighting, bulletin board control, parking
lot drainage, and the "Y Bell" shrine.
Sherman Sheffield, President
Wilburn K. Johnson
Kay Randall
Daniel Allen
Douglas R. Bunker
C. Joseph Rowberry
Ed Money
Ronald J. Otteson
Reid Fillmore
Bob Ensign
Reed Benson
Don Van Slooten
Richard Ashby
Charles C. Fromberg
Mark Money
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Dick Huish
Lorry Rytting
Mark Benson
Richard E. Cook
J. Myron Walker
Jack Clawson
Darcy Clawson
Jack Roberts
Fred Money
Lee StraHord
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A rotating scholastic cup is now
being awarded by the White Keys
as a new idea to furnish recog-
nition for high scholarship. It is
because of hard work of this or-
ganization that the enjoyment and
convenience derived from the stu-
dent directory, the Cougarefte
marching, and the spring fashion
tea is obtained. This prominent
group presents a dinner dance
and an assembly in conjunction
with the Blue Keys and holds par-
ties with both the YC's and the
University of Utah Mortar Board.
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Eileen Schipper
LaVonne Thomander
Barbara Smith, Secretary
Roylance Spratling
Colleen Christensen
Mary Lois Bolingbroke
Elizabeth Martini, President
Carol Clark
Peggy Wood
Joyce Ashman
Afton Ash
Betsy Sears
Gayla Loosli, Vice-President
Sue Nelson
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Alpha Lambda Delta, a national scholas-
tic honorary for freshman girls with a high
grade average, has as one of its main ac-
tivities a tutoring service. This service is
carried out jointly vi^ith Phi Eta Sigma. Each
year a book is presented to the service
member of the group who achieves the
highest scholastic record.
La Rue Ockey
Dorothy Bartel
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Jean Crook
Bonnie Jean Turner
Lsia Wing
Eileen
Viles
Melva Ann Sm
th
Gayle Walton
Ellen Jessericlt
Margaret Affleck
Betty Hayes
Dixie Taylor
Nancy Ann Rich
Marily
Saara
n Redd,
Patjas
President
Anne Milligan
Lois Conger
Bonnie Beardall
Anna Julia Hoyt
Sharon
Farnsworth
Carol Warr
Dorothy Anstio
Dorothy
Clark
Marilyn Taylor,
Secretary
Ann
Whiting
Marilyn
Georges
Reola Clark
Marie Bramall
Trilby Packard
Joyce Whiteley
Lois
Athay
Jennie Merchant
Lorna Erickson
aIma UmbdA mta,
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The Gold "Y" Chapter' of the Intercol-
legiate Knights directs its activities toward
service to the school and the studentbody.
Strong and active, this year's group pro-
duced a finalist trio in the Homecoming
Quartet Contest and traditionally illumi-
nated the "Y". During the past year
ushering at assemblies in the fieldhouse was
added to the Knights' already designated
duties of ushering at lyceums and games.
.k.
Deon Sreer
Charles D, Lomax
Jon R. Katzenback
Richard D. Allred
Richard Devey John Tanner
Calvin F. Read Frank Nicholes
Frank Daly, Expansion Officer J. Norman Smith
Glade L. Tregaskis Ralph Hitchcock
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Don Marler
Gerald D. Hyde
Bob Froms
Jack Peay
Keith Orme, Royal King
Dave Clark, Chancellor
Gene Hansen
Lynn Stayner
Don Murphy
Lavon Boyenger
Gordon B. Taylor, Worthy Scribe
Dale R. Carver
Heber Lee Davis
Glenn Miller
Blaine W. Hess, Worthy Recorder
Rex H. Mitchell
Dick Hawley
Jay Lake
Clarke Hinrichsen
Honorable Duke
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By helping the o+fier service honorarles push the drive for the
Y Bell shrine, Y Calcares add another achievement to its list of
activities. Tickefs sales, ushering duties, and co-chairmanship of
hiello Week ere assumed by these sophomore and junior girls. Chos-
en for their prominence in school functions and high scholarship,
members must maintain a "2.0 average." Meeting w^ith the IK's In
exchange parties affords enjoyment for the group.
Lenore Bennion
Jennie March
Sally Madsen
Margaret Clark, Secretary
Dawn Baiter
Mary Anne Sorenson
Margaret Doxey
Mariorie Allen
Marilyn Georges
Rogene Ball
Joana Hobbs
Marcia Stringham
Betty hiayes
Gayle Walton
Lucille Rowe
Trilby Packard
Lorna Erickson
Carolyn Edwards
Janice Thorn
Ann Whiting
LaRue Ockey
Marilyn Young
Ellen Jeserick
Joyce Manwaring
Marolyn Taylor
Dixie Taylor
Barbara Wyatt
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Jo-Anne Milliqan
Lois Conger
Dorthene Beck
Betty Ann Green
Carol Warr, President
Janice Taylor
Mary Jane Sroberg
Jean Anderson
Marilyn Redd
Pearline Crowley
Jean Crook
Beverly Boyack
Beverly Wright
Jacqueline Draper
Kathryn Latinner
Julia Hoyt
Lois Athay
Ilia Mae Cook
Carolyn Bagley
JoAnne Stringham
Eunice Raynard
Betty Page
Cherie Marcil
Margaret Affleck
Ralphena Taylor
Leia Wing
Marian Tebbs
Ruth Ellen May
Joyce Whitely
Ferol Holman
Pat Thomas
Frances Reed
Lucretia Markham
Viola Schenk
Shirley Allen
Marie Bramall
Rose LaRae Lott
Kathleen Brown
Carolyn Taylor
Sue Johnson
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Donna Jean Smeath
Carol Dunford
Donna Marie Green
Karen Nelson
Norma Barton
Beverly Ross
Sharon Lott
Leota Baird
Glenna Jones
Charlene Carter
Donna Neugert
LaRue Madsen
Charlene Pohlman
Sylvia Taylor, President
Carol Gardner
Mary Dawson
Jo-Anne Chadwick
Jo-Anne Jameson
Patricia Maughan
Gene Oborn
Joyce Hansen
Barbara Monroe
Colette Green
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Marcia King
Louise Stoddard
Vice-President Betty
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Marcia Lee
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Mary Lois Bolin
^HB^ ShirJ
ie Melton
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Lois Pulsipher
(z>a^ Gi^
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As a pep organization, Cougaret+es in-
sure school spirif, furnish half-time exercises
at football and basketball games, and com-
ply with school service calls. The depend-
ability of each girl is essential to member-
ship in this body because they practice
every day during the sport season. Assist-
ing in the Inauguration of President Wilkin-
son and various drives, the group further
served the school.
Joyce Tillotson
Pat Tanner, Secretary
Suzanne Narlcaus
Joan Keetch
Jeanine Done
Patrice Bates
Sidney Reading
Charlene Bjarnson
Marlene Stone
Mary Ann Parker
Barbara Burns
Beverly Hall
Georgia Gudmundson
Ruth Christiansen
Carol Christensen
Patricia Smith
Carolyn Jensen
Laura Schenk
Rosemary Grow
Doris Rasband
Sue Crittenden
Ruth Wilde
Pat Capps
Charlotte Mullen
Karma Rae Jackson
Marlene Quinn
Janice Young
Joan Seymour
Barbara Nicholson
Mary Jean Hatterman
Mary Crandall
Lorraine Atkin
Loi
rrame rronk
Glenna Kay Thompson.
Vice President
Darlene Bassetti
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Caroline Addy
Sherman Sheffield
Ralph Hansen, President
E. Widstoe Shumway, Vice-Pres.
Elon V. Snnith
DeLannar Jensen
Helen M. Cutler, Secretary
Throughout the nation over one hundred
chapters of Phi Alpha Theta, National
Historical Honor Society, have been es-
tablished. In 1948 the Beta lota chapter
on this campus joined the national affili-
ation which now boasts a membership of
10,000. Striving to create excellence in the
study of history, these young historians re-
ceive guidance and encouragement from
speakers invited to furnish historical in-
formation. In relation to this, during the
Spring a trip to the Trappist Monastery
near Ogden proves enlightening.
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Scientific research in accounting, fin-
ance, and business is fostered by Alpha
Kappa PsI. This professional fraternity for
commerce students provides opportunity
for friendship and brotherhood to grow
and develop among those of the same
professional interests. Progress and oc-
casions for leadership in fields of business
activities are offered. Co-sponsorship of
the Ad Ball is also included in this business
group's program.
A
Blaine Butler, Treasurer
A. Reed Nelson
Heber Lee Davis
Nolan Young
Kimball Sorensen
Fred Money
Thomas A. Henriech
Marvin L Ottosen
Mark Money
Karl K. Nelson
Albert Smith
Ron Christensen
Keith L. Peterson
C. Joseph Rowberry, President
Jack Peay
Ed Money
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By sponsoring and producing dramatic productions such as
"Blithe Spirit," Theta Alpha Phi promotes an increased campus at-
tention to dramatics. To qualify for this national honorary dramatic
fraternity, members are required to act in plays. Working in con-
junction with the Dramatics Department, Theta Alpha Phi presented
"The Little Minister." Each year a Banquet honors the dramatists,
and several awards and a trophy are presented for brilliant perform-
ances.
Afton Ash
Lorna Erickson
Dick Franks
Marjorie Thompson
Jerry Elison
Jane Anderson
Chet Harris
Lucille P.owe
Spencer Palmer
Morris Hickman
David Gledhill, President
Alene Redd
Ned Hoopes, Vice-President
Florence Stock
Fred C. Adams
Ann Whiting
Geneva Call
Shirley Roberts, Secretary
204
Ned Mangelson
Jay W. Wrathall
Talcamasa Yamahawa
John Ellsworth
Jerry Garrett
Ronald Ragsdale
Keith Jameson
j^h
i tia. sUma
Phi E+a Sigma is a national scholastic
honorary fraternity formed to promote
and reward scholastic excellence among
freshmen men. This year the honorary
successfully instituted a program for aiding
freshmen who needed help in their classes.
Activities such as movies, educational tours,
lectures, and parties have brought praise
from students and faculty since the organ-
ization was originated in 1947.
Dan Leo Davis
Earl McBride
Gale B. Curtis
Newell Thurnnan
H. Gill Hilton
M. Lamon Robins, Secretary
Keith C. Hayes, President
Richard Packham
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Lenore Bennlon
Audrey Lee
Mona Wright
Janet Remund
Ina Frandsen
Mmma
jilji
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A high scholastic average and a pro-
fessional interest in Home Economics are
essential for membership in the oldest
honorary for upperclass women on campus,
Gamma Phi Omicron. Using "Open
Doors" as their theme, these Home Ec-
onomics majors offer an outstanding cul-
tural and social program. As part of the
educational outline, Belie S. Spafford, LDS
Relief Society President, delivered a lec-
ture to the group.
Gloria Wallis Rytting
President
Carolyn Edwards
Fawn Smith
Leia Wing
Arlene Barnett
Lojise Barton
Rosemary Crowther
Betty Harper
Vivian Hayes
Marlene Nielson
Jean Eldridge
Flora Patterson
Audrey Elaine Whipple
Renee Jones. Vice President
Phyllis Kearl
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BYU's Alpha Sigma Chapter of Sigma
Gamma Epsilon, National Geologic Frat-
ernity, strives for the scholastic, scientific,
and social advancements of its members.
Active in nearly fifty schools, the organ-
ization sponsors banquets, picnics, and dan-
ces throughout the year in order to bring
to the members the social aspects of the
fraternity. Guest speakers assist members
in understanding the educational values
within the d&partments of Geology, Min-
ing, Metallurgy, Ceramic, Petroleum, and
Engineering.
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Russell A. Madsen
Richard W. Moyle
Stan Schindler, President
Don G. Stewart
Roy Tea
Don Mruphy
Ken Hamblin
R. Bruce Trimble
Parley R. Peterson
Robert S. Clark
Keith Sirrine, Vice President
James H. Elison
Gordon Waring
Jim Rhodes
Herschel Peacock
Jack Madsen
Edmund P. Hyatt
Dallis O. Petusm
Damarr Gunn
Jim Swanson, Secretary
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Don L. Marie
George E. Manussen
Marvin Coffey, President
Barbara Peterson
Paul Steele. Vice President
Blaine Quigley
Mailland Spencer
Richard J. Hatterman
Wayne J. Milanders
Mason Redd
Ed L. Crandall
Boyd Williams
Grace Grant, Secretary
Jonathan Palmer
Kayle Buchanan
Conrad Head
John Ige
Tri Befa, an invnfafional honorary biological fraternity,
furthers the associations of its nnennbers. stimulates scien-
tific research, and provides activities of an interesting
and instructive nature. Members must maintain a high
scholastic recprd and show an ardent interest in the field
of Biology. Ajh annual Initiation Banquet, lectures by men
who are authorities in their feild, movies, and field trips
ate included, in Beta feta Beta s activities.
veto, vetA iod(X
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Sigma Pi Sigma, Physics Honor Society,
awards distinction to students with high
scholarship, achievement, and interest in
Physics. The organization endeavors to en-
courage professional spirit and friendship
among those who show a marked ability
in the field. Sigma Pi Sigma sponsored a
dance with the American Chemical Society,
and this year Dr. Wayne B. Hales and Dr.
Milton Marshall were honored by the so-
ciety at the Installation Exercises.
mi. m>e -^
Kenneth Parsons
George Wofflnden
Dave Clark
H. Clay Gordon, President
Forrest L. Statfenson
Martin Miller
Eddie J. Seppie
Thomas W. Lee
sidma,
Robert English
Melvin J. Barrett, Secretary
Elton A. King
Norman Geertsen
John Eastmond
Paul Diehl
Wayne B. Hales
Gene C. Powell
Worth P. Allred
Alvin L. Rasmussen
Maughan Mason
Harvey Greenfield
Lowry Mann
John L Hilton
Monte Hickenlooper
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Left +0 right: Delores Marble, LaVonna
Erickson, Sybil Lamoreaux, Verbe Johnston.
Louise Stowell, June Dixon, Wanda Saddler.
Norma King, Gladys Kondo, Joylene Rawie,
Jewell Cloward, Marilyn Morrill, Renee
Labrum.
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Organized in 1949, Senior Orchesis, a national
dance fraternity, aims to reach the excellence and
enjoyment that are offered through modern dance.
Each week the twenty-four memiaers meet for the
purpose of perfecting techniques and artistry. The
success of this Women's Physical Education Depart-
ment group is illustrated by one major dance pro-
duction each year and the emphasis the fraternity
places on high standards.
Left to right: Joan Dixon, Robert Blanken-
shlp, Jean Dixon, Garth Uibel.
senijY
arc
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Joycelyn Bradshaw, Pat Boyle, Myrle Smith
Pat Boyle, Marilyn Morrill.
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Encouraged by the improved facilities found in the new Physical
Science building, the "Y" chapter of the Student Affiliates of the
American Chemical Society holds meetings featuring lectures of
broad scientific interest and vocational guidance. Field trips ac-
quaint the members with local chemical industry. Quarterly socials,
athletic participation, and service projects balance the activities of
an excellent pre-professional program.
Marcus Sigmon
H. Smllh Broadbent
L. Ronald Stoops
AmeYicAn cljemicd sjcietii
Ron Cazier
Ralph R. Hitchcock
R. C. Unice
Wilford Crowther Bonnie Beardall
Merrill Andrus. Council Member V. J. Hansen
Albert G. Funk F. Dale Huillet
J. Merle Nielson
Oren C. Bryner
Richard P. Dunkley
Monte Hickenlooper
Charles WhiHie
Hugh W. Peterson
Graham Shaw
William Brown
Walter Schlegel
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Alan Peck
J. H. Wing
Burton E
Tew
Robert M. Payne
Henry Todd
Norman
D. Larsen
Richard L. Ashby
Verl Soelberg
Counc
1 Member
Tictor Hegsted
Fred G. White
Bill Beazer
Orrin S. Baird
Hp Robert Jeffs
Ned L
. Mangel
son
Leonard 0. Moore
■ Pardoe
McGreg
or
Bert H
oltzer
Joseph Hafen
B Lynn H
. Slaugh,
President
David
H. Miles
Joanne Midzley
i\ J. Rex
Soates
OeNai
McMullir
Dan Lee Davis
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KhA
aIma
Olene Smith
Ford Paulson
Keith Schofield
Spencer Palmer, Pres.
ceoAte club
First row: left to right: H. Earl McBrlde, Olene Smith, Weston Henrie, Bonnie
Jean Turner. Geraldlne Asplund. Second row: Kirk Hart, Spencer Palmer, Jack Rob-
erts, Ardis Westwood, Sharon Barret. Rulene Doman. Third row: Richard Devoy, KerHi
B. Schofield. Ford R. Paulson, Granvel S. Kirkland, Andrew M. Douglass, Dr. J. Lavar
Bateman.
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The Women's National Honorary Business Fraternity, Phi Chi Theta, en-
courages fraternal co-operation and friendship among its members. These women
commerce students raise the standards of their organization and further their
practical knowledge of business by sponsoring trips to Salt Lake City and plan-
ning professional meetings. The group Is also the co-sponsor of the Ad B
(. y. c.
First row, left to right: Ralph Bergquist, Kay Johnson. Second row: Jocelyn Beckstead, Karma Jean
Comlsh, Ella Tuomenoksa, Marion Hillyard. Third row: Prof. Wm. Carr (sponsor), LaVoy Thomas, Joe
Manzione, Kay Gee Seely, William Y. Farnsworth. Fourth row; Dean Wengreen, Roger A. Sorenson,
Conway B. Threet, Arnold J. McAllister. Fifth row: Jim Bosson, Booth Crabtree, Major Anderson.
The International Relations Club aims to develop within students a better understanding of
peoples and to lessen the prejudices that exist in the world of today. This aim is also sought by
engaging outstanding guest speakers for weekly meetings.
hh'i clji tljetor
Front row, left to right: Marilyn Georges, Myrtle Fitzgerald, Wanda Scott, Elva Brown, Joanne McLaren, Ruth
Calvley, Rosemary Bean, Gwen Judd. Second row: Arlene Bellows, Carol Barlow, Lillian Jones, Rosalyn Hall,
Alice Arnett, Deah Tonks, Frances Reed, Kathleen Larsen, Ethelyn Taylor, Lucille Spencer, Glorls Stoddard,
Dorothy Jeffery.'
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The Sponsor's Corps of the BYU Air Force began organizing this winter. This group, whose purpose is to fos-
ter interest in the ROTC, consists of seventy-five women who are chosen by their honor, scholarship, potential
leadership, and all-around, hard-working qualities besides popularity. Acting as an honorary unit, as well as a
marching group, the women hold an Annua! Sponsoree and canyon party and aid in the planning of the Military
Bail.
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Carol Beckstrand
Nina Leishman
Marilyn Morrill
Joanne Stringham
Colette Green
Pat Williams
Kaye Holmtead
Vonda Christensen
Glenna Jones
Gerrie Anderson, Capt.
Lynette Madsen
Joan James
Kaye Parker
Gayle Walton
JoAnn Jameson
Mary Anne Sorensen
Grace Esplin, Capt.
Marian Tebbs
Dixie Robison
Marilyn Cardon
Mary Croft
June Abbott
Deon Nielsen
Ann Rasmussen
Phyllis Fox
Carolyn Bagley
Naida Black
Mary Lois Bolingbroke, Maj. Comm.
LaVonne Thomander, Capt.
Shirley Allen
Leia Wing
Joanne Smith
Betty Hayes
Marilyn Barton
Ruth Ellen May
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SMnSSY CCYKS
Eleanor FoerstI
Patricia Maughm
Lynne Jeppso-n
Marilyn Stapley
Sally Madsen
Sylvia Tyler
Karen Alleman
Diane Davis
Mary Crandall
Colleen Parker
Betty Hatch
Marilyn Tall
Dawn Baker
Joyce Sommerlade
Mauree Earl
Lynn Bates
Olene Smith
Joanne Stuart
Lois Humphries
Marian Petersen
Joanne Corbett
Lois Conger
Afton Maxwell
Maralyn Ballif, Capt.
Laura Schenk
Peggy Wood, Capt.
Barbara Miller
Jacque Little
Arlone Fernley, Capt.
Beverly Miller, Capt.
Connie Frehner
Mary Lou Schenk
Tressie Marx, Capt.
Barbara Nicholson
Elizabeth Larsen
Connie Cameron
Mary Dawson
Patricia Green
Ferol Holman
Barbara Smith, Capt.
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AYndl Air sccietu
ahJ OA^et mi
cers
Cadet Dean Holmes, A.A.S
\if. Lt. Claude R. Thomas. A.A.S
Squadron Commander
2nd. Lt. Delray O. Hatch. A.A.S.
Flight Commander
2nd. Lt. Levi W. Oveson. -A-A.S
Flight Commander
2nd. Lt. Deray Eyre. A.A.S.
Flight Commander
2nd. Lt. David A. Wing, A.A.S.
Squadron Adjutant
Ist. Lt. Sanford S. Walker. A.A.S.
CO., Squadron Commander
Ist Lt. A. Eugene Lyons, A.A.S.
Squadron Commander
Cadet Joe H. Fergason. A.A.S.
Ist. Lt. Kenneth 0. Zwahlen
Squadron Commander
Captain Robert W. Ensign, A.A.S.
Group Commander
Ist. Lt. Joe J. Christensen, A.A.S.
Exec. Officer. Squadron Cmdr.
Ist. Lt. Theron M. Thorley, A>.S.
Squardon Commander
2nd. Lt. Robert C. Smith
Squadron Adjutant
Major R. Dwight Stuckey, AA.S.
Wing Commander
Capt. 0. Jerry Carter. A.A.S.
Adj. Recorder, Group Cmdr.
2nd. Lt. George H. Thompson,
A.A.S.. Squadron Adjutant
2nd. Lt. David R. Dixon
Squadron Adjutant
Ist. Lt. Wayne M. Hancock, A.A.S. Capt. George L. Willfams, A.A.S.
Sec.-Treas., Group Adjutant Oper. Officer, Group Cmdr.
2nd. Lt. John B. Woodbury. A.A.S. Ist. Lt. William N. Creer, A.A.S.
Flight Commander Pub. Rel. Off, Squadron Cmdr
Ist. Lt, Elmo G. Hoagland, A.A.S. Ist. Lt. Emory Sekaquaptewa, Jr..
Group Adjutant A.A.S., Squadron Commander
2nd. Lt. Robert E. WhJtaker
Squadron Adjutant
2nd Lt. Neil C. Rav^linson
Squadron Adjutant
2nd. Lt. Richard Y. Bershon. A.A.S,
Flight Commander
2nd. Lt. Richard, L. Hullinger.
A.A.S., Squadron Adjutant
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Organized for community service and to
boost morale of the R.O.T.C. unit on campus,
the R.O.T.C. Chorus, composed of 30 voices
led by Cadet Sergeant Virgil Camp, appears
before civic and church groups in the city
and performs in out-of-state functions. Chorus
members include: Forrest Allred, Ted Baer,
Ross Brott, Joe Ballif, Ned Brown, Robert
Burtenshaw, Ronald Carter, Ray Christensen,
Harold Dunford, Ross Floyd, Ronald Frazier,
Dean Holman, Grant Ipsen, Victor Jorgenson,
Duke Major, Farrell McKinney, Don Morten-
sen, Merlin PauL Malin Perry, Robert Peterson,
Stanlev Porter Jkent Prestwich, Galth Rogers.
Richa«r RogeJs, Eugye ^®"^' W ^l"'//,
Thompsoff, Dc^ WattJf BCirton^TA^yf^R, »anJ^
Paul Fish, Accompanist.
Above, right: Sparkling batons and flashy satin uniforms announce the snappy routines of our pert and
pretty band majorettes, Zelma Crider and Shirley Ray.
Above: Under superior direction of Professor Richard Ballou, the B.Y.U. Airforce R.O.T.C. Band,
Erobably the largest R.O.T.C. instrumental group in the state, promotes student spirit at all football and
asketball games and performs at various military reviews.
Opposite page: Selected on the basis of interest, military aptitude, and academic achievement, the
members of the Arnold Air Society strive to become familiar with the defense establishment of the United
States, to further their knowledge In airpower concepts, and to aid In the advancement of the Air Force
R.O.T.C. program on campus.
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A. f. Y. (J. t.
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Lieutenant Colonel Jessie E. Stay spent 2I/2
years in the Central Pacific, where he served
as a B-24 heavy bomber Squad Commander,
and acted as the Airforce Public Relations
Officer in the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.,
before accepting the office as head of BYU's
first Airforce R.O.T.C. Unit. Colonel Stay,
who was born in Draper but spent most of
his life in Los Angeles, is especially pleased to
have his -military assignment at the Church
school, and expects to remain in office here
for four years.
Lt. Col. Jessie E. Stay
Lt. Col. LeRoy C. Wilco«
Major Homer P. Anderson
Major Kenneth J. Morgan
Major Paul A. Simmons
Major Amos L. Bossa
Captain Duane S. Carr
Captain Charles Moran
Master Sgt. Thomas M. Acree
Master Sgt. William Burton
Sergeant W, H. Culpepper
Master Sgt. Clair L. DeLong
Master Sgt. Morck O. Hancock
Master Sgt. Frank L. Tyre
Top Sgt. Isom L. Stephens
Staff Sgt. Charles Sharp
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First row, left to right: Camille Johnson, Jack Nelson. Gene Hansen, Jim Brim-
hall. Second row: Annette Wood, Betty Ann Green, Mary Ann Carter, Margaret
Rankers, Marvel Carlson, Laura Dial, Ralph Jeppson, Loren Rahl. Third row: Ross Linn,
John White, Dan Clay, John Kelly, Dorothy Bartels, Kent Larsen.
The Press Club, the former
Omega Nu, gives students who
share journalism, radio, and writ-
ing interests the opportunity to
mingle with fellow contemporaries
and better their insight of journal-
istic systems. To insure a free
press and radio, this group plans
a journalistic Conference and nu-
merous lectures featuring such
dignitaries as Cleon Skousen, Ex-
ecutive Secretary of the Afumni
Division, and Neil McNeil, sub-
editor of the New York Times.
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h
ume eci^Mmics c
luo
Economics of the Home has been mas-
tered when "the girl knows how to make
the man do all the work." But more than
this vital Item is learned in the club. Topics
include cake decorating, hair styling, per-
sonality improvement, ceramics, millinery,
homemaking and family life, and careers
in Home Economics.
Left to right: 1st row— Lavlna K. Frodsham, Fawn Smith, Carol Dawn Kroft,
Beth Anderson, Shirley Allen, Shirley Larseii, Louise Erickson, Sharon Parkinson,
Arlene Barnett; row 2— Rene Thackery, Donna Gibbs, Lorraine Poterson, Neola
Peterson, Lillian Jones, Margene Frank, Miss Jorgenson; 3rd row— Myrtle Fitz-
gerald, Donna Turley, Rayna Pace, Sharon Frodshann, Doris Dayes; 4th row—
Alta Cox, Launa Smith, Shirley Reese, Ann Boucher, LaPriel Mellor, Marleen
Nielsen.
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To foster fellowship and activi-
ties for agriculture majors, the Ag
Club meets every week to discuss
parties and projects. Each year a
horse show, which wins top honors
in the state, is presented. This
year a tour, which may become
an annual event, was conducted to
several large Arizona ranches.
Rrst row, left to right: Prof. Shumway, Dr. Martin, Prof. Farnswortfi, Prof. Richards. Second row:
Charles, Peterson, Wm. Farnsworth, Glen Buckner, Ray Burry, Dan Heap, Max Nilson. Third row: Joyce
Call, Marva Gribble, Wayne Clark, Verl Green, Ray Harris, Kendell Gurr, Jim Harris. Fourth row:
Paul Fonnesbeck, Richard McDougal, Von Chrtstensen, Wnn. Roundy, Dean Roberts, Lyie Tanner.
V«nce Calder. Fifth row: Ray Smith, Bernard Eugle, Garth Walker, Mac Welker, Louis McLellan,
Marvin Lunt, Bob Fisher. Sixth row: Elmos Hansen, Deon Stuart, Kay Stephensen, Paul WarnerJ,
Wallace Duel, Grant Thomas, Joseph Marchant. Seventh row: Howard Schmidt, Kenneth Beatty,
Ken Barner, Claire Fisher, Don Calder, Frank Patterson, Ray Meldrum, Murray Mclnnls.
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Confetti and gaiety fills the air during the
colorful Mardi Gras sponsored by the French
Club. Members strive to attain a better un-
derstanding of the French people, customs,
and language by participating In one-act plays
re-enacted in French. French missionaries,
Canadians, and genuine Frenchmen constitute
the officers who planned a successful Christ-
mas party as the highlight of the year's pro-
gram.
YCKC
?«nelff, 'fiJ(^nl't7<P(f,
Ight: Val G. Francom, Ja«nie Sorriauz, Darrel Ruston, Marilyn Read, Mary Lou
Karl G. Huchinson, O^Lsmar Jensen, Ruth Winltler, Vara Nowers, Maxine
Sheperd, Marguretta Atwood, Camille Steed, Dofo+hy Christensen, Winslow Christensen. Second row:
Pat Backman, Clarelle Richardson, Beverly Atkins. Jonyce Maxfield, Audrey Dredge, Vee Long, Marcia
Stringham, Betty Nelson, Darlene Bassetti, Ruth Wilde, Pat Tanner, Marlene Quinn, Liz Harmon,
Betty Allen, Joan Massey, Pere Dennis. Ttilict row; Dorothy Wallace, Rosalind M. Luke, Eleanor
Foerstl, Clair J. McKell, Lloydine Higles, Bill Werratt, Leiand Nauning, Aron Curtis, Robert Harris,
Diane Dunford, Jane Bulloch, Carma Bradley, J. Jadk Hafen, Gayle Walton, Madelyn Wootton, Pat
Anderson, Laura Schenk. Fourth row: Maureen CrsndatI, Sharon Farnsworth, Marilyn Ruesch, Colleen
Hearne, Eila Tuomenoksa, Ruth Ann Jensen, Jood Writfi. Altce Cox, Jeanne Argault, Lorna Neilson,
Valene Kofoed, Joyce Mathews, Cleo Millet, Bf|«*<ei Webb, Gail Wyman, Lewis Burnham, Zane F. Lee.
Fifth row: Vera H. Woolston, Paul S. WoolstoD^ Kust« Nelson, Jo Oveson, Ken Osborne, Mark Marsh-
all, Rex Thomas, lla Richan, Thomas Peck. Sharon Kirwan, Lucjeta Markham, Cleta Johnson, Joinette
Deampbell, Keith Campbell, Halvan Jones. Laurel Johtison, Dean Jiff. Sixth row: Bernell Garrick,
Annelia Madson, Vernon Waltman, JoAnn Wilson. Berffia Df<jubay. Bob Morrow, Vaughn Harper,
Kenny Winsor, Rex N. Terry, James Rasband, Franz 8. Nelson, Ann Jul5a Hoyt, Barbara Gillet-te,
Vera Willis, Geri Crandall, Margaret PugK, Colette Green. Seventh rcw. Denzil Curtis, Robert
Patton, Elizabeth Luthrlnger. Margurife Luthritiger, Bruce D. Stocks, Howard Harris, Clair W. Andrus,
Curtis Wynder. Eighth row: Leavltt Grover, Geraldine Pitt, Lades© Bird, Arlene Albach, Merrlt Doy,
Stanley Spencer, Ned Miller, Melrose Putman, Booth A. Crabtree, Marian Shellyard, Joe Manzione,
Colleen Kodel, William Y. Farnsworth, Kenneth Perry, Lucille Rowe, Hugh Law, Pat Capps, Sonya
Carlston, Dr. Harold W. Lee, Chairman Language Dep't.
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First row, left to right: Arnold Otter^on, Klaus J. Hansen, Robert Kirby, Glenn Miller, Don Watts,
Virgil Camp, Rulon Merrell, M. Odeil Hobbs. Ralph Kiemm, Mone Growbecl;. Second row: Alfred
J. Biehl, Anne Marie Biehl, Marjorle Toone, Florence Ipsen, Dorothea Thomas, Eila Tuomenotsa, Gay
Cole, Noreen Nelson. Janese Tanner,:iouise Marsden, Helen M. ZaU', Eleanor FoerstI, Nadine Nieder-
hauser, Doris Tyler. Third row; R. Max Rogers, Margene Yeates, Gene C. Powell. Katharine Edwards,
Doris Sunderland, Nancy Aerburg, Joyce Stewart, Ruth Moen, Oarlene Beard, Jackie Struble, Nancy
Osterloh, Bonnie Davis, Viola Schenk, Richard Packham. Fourth row, C, Eldon Bitter, Thyrele Robert,
son, Carol Jacobson, Berenice Steele, Dorothy Hunter, Elaine Read, Ray Jones. Maroiyn Taylor,
Virginia Joost, Beverley Knowlton, Mitzee Dolinan, Lucille Olsen. Fifth row: Lawrence Wilson. Gordon
Hall, Craig Solomon, Joyce Allred, Horace Cowley, Wayne Kieinman, Calvin F. Read, Robert Schow,
Richard Reisner, Scott Fisher, Jack Davis, Pat Anderson, Madelyn Wooton. Sixth row: Ernest Schieve,
Ferrel Glade Roundy, Carl Lloyd Oliver, Max Jay Hilt. John D. Smith, Edgar A. Alder, Alfred Bush,
Dixon Anderson, Betty Page. Seventh row; Welburn K. Johnson, Lynn Davis, J. Lowell Young, Donna
Carr, Gale Curtis, Byron Gassman, Oel Carter, Albert WhaAga, Joyn Hansen, Iris Janson, Nadine
Monsoti. President: Kay J^nson; Vice President: Ralph KIcnm; Slcretary; Nancy Osterloh; Pub-
llclty Manager: Klaus HaAe/^/'A|l4(fclgyJroyt^ax Rp^d
The German Club endeavors to ftcqoamt its
nnennbers with German culture and civilization, as
well as the German language. The social program
offers entertainment for the group arid gives the
students a well-rounded education.
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It is the aim of the Russian Club to bring
together and further stimulate students in-
terested in the language and culture of the
Russian people. The members enjoy a Russian
supper and a Russian play each year.
First row, left to right: Seija Patjas, Saara Patjas,
Pauline Gines. Second row: Fred C. Adanns, Avard
T. Wilson, Veri Hasiem, John R. Fish. Third row: Ar-
thur Wofflnden, Douglas Johnson, James E. Bosson,
William Wilson, Roger A. Sorenson. Fourth row: Keith
B. Schofield, Lewis A. Anderson, Kay Gee Seely, Mel
Mabey, James G. Anderson.
President: John R. Fish; Vice-President: James E.
Bosson; Secretary: Saara Patjas.
The Japanese Cfubeoucates slujents in
the Japanese language and helps to create
an understanding of the culture and customs
of the Japanese people.
First row, left to right: James Blazzard, Esther
Sato, Martha Mace, Marvel Battad, Fred
Takasake, Mrs. Russell Horiuchi, Mr. Russe
Horiuchi. Second row: Leiand Smith, Gaylen
Cox, Paul Warner, Ray Iwasa, Dan Decker,
Harold Yashimoto, Marilyn Broad, Tommy
Nakama.
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Spanish language students are provided with the entertainment and clearer under-
standing of Spanish and Latin-Annerlcan customs and culture through El Club Espanol.
Spanish films, programs, drama, dances, and music aid this program. In gay festivity
the group unites for an exciting Mardi Gras celebration each year in March.
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Left to right: Row I — Aron Brown, Calvin Read, Dick Crandall, William Jarvis,
Odell Hobbs, Vernon Miller, Merlin Compton, C. Dixon Anderson, Joe Christensen,
Robert Brown, David Freestone, Joseph Major; row 2 — Janet Dickson, George Hard-
ing, Wayne Allison, Gloria Swan, Helen Johnson, Margarita Obregon, Beverly Bird,
Roy Nash, Sonia Auliso, Donnalea Johnson; row 3 — Jolene Clegg, LeeAnn Clegg,
Frances Kirk, Burnice Brough, Joyce Paulson, Johnny Johnson, Richard Lattridge, Laur-
ene Glines, RaNae Gardner, Yvonne Crawford, Alfonso Rodriguez; row 4 — Joyce
Simmons, Ralph Jones, Barbara Goates, Doretha Wheeler, Eunice Brambilla, Dick
Moody, Richard Packham, Evalani Serrao; row 5 — Lou Hibbard, Marcia Zamora,
Marilyn Riggs, Gordon Moody, Deane Case, Dorothy Jeffery, Peggy Case, Richard
Packham; row 6 — H. D. Taylor, Barbara Taylor, Arturo DeHoyos, Genevieve DeHoyos,
Gwen Judd, Shirley Judd, Shirley Farrlngton, Dr. Harold W. Lee, Marilyn Clegg, Jo-
Ann Taylor, Gene Oborn, Bob Harris, Mose Flake, Avon Compton, Rex N. Terry, Beth
Terry, Marjorle Jones, L. Ross Jones, Howard Gonzales, Omar Rios, Ken Winsor, E. C.
Barnes, Jewel Spilsbury, Raelene Hunger, Howard Harris, Joyce Terry, Ellen Rieske,
Iris Jenson, Verlyn Moody, Bonnie Black, Devon Richins.
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To revive an interest in the ancient cus-
toms, dances, and arts of the American
Indian, the Tribe of Many Feathers invites
anyone who is interested in Indian lore to
take part in the firesides, sacrament meet-
ings, and parties held by the club. The
heritage of the Lamanites is studied by
the group from the Book of Mormon for
the members who represent the Apache,
Navajo, Hopi, Blood, Ute, Cherokee, Uin-
tah, and Iriquois tribes.
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First row, left to right: Lenn Shumway, Myr Vee Call, Vee Long, Mary Ann Tah-
quette, Ernel Anderson, Mel Murray. Second row: Howard Lichfield, Thomas Appah,
Bob Bennion, Emory Sehaquaptewa, Curtis Wright. Third row: Ted Johnson, Don
Oscarson, Jack Read.
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Left to right, Row I : Wes Craig, Beverly
Baker, Janice Remington. Row 2: Lucinda
Hill, Carol Siddoway, Donna Seeley, Helen
Hammond, Connie Cameron, Phil Snelgrove.
Row 3: Margaret Allen, Jean Pond, Eleanor
Hammer, Judy Laird, Arlene Barton, Gene
Hansen, Kathlene Larsen, Nancy Rich, Cher-
rill Curtis. Row 4: Noreen Teuscher, Carma
Reed, Bryant Jones, Frances Reed, LaMar
Jensen, Paul Trotter.
Swishing down the hill Friday, dancing by
a warm fireside in the evening, and skiing on
Saturday marks the "snow bunnies ' over-
night date at Brighton: The Club, recogniz-
ing the challenge of skiing, urges students to
join the adventure. The Penguineers are en-
deavoring to create inter-scholastic ski-team
competition so that skiers might compete with
neighboring universities.
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The American Guild of
Organists derives its mem-
bership -from students who
are keenly interested in or-
gan music. When the club
meets socially, the members
and other special visiting
organists perform.
armYicM oriAn mid
First row, left to right; Marilyn
Taylor, Jeannine Crook. Rose
Luke, Lou Jean Comp+on, Marilyn
Bennion, Shirley Huber, Betty
Jane Johnson, Leia Wing, Jean
Crook. Alice Erickson, Alice Ar-
nett, Lillian Jones. Mr. Fitzroy.
Mr. Keeler. Second row: Jay
Jeppsen, Dale Bailey, Gordon
Greninger, Beth Smith. Arnold
Otterson. Opal Atwood. Bill Shultz.
Fred Garrett. Felicia Herb, Anna
Bushnnan, Donna Nelson. Mr. Van-
wagoner, Dean Gerrit de Jong.
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in order to add variety to the
background of art students and
provide them with a fuller concept
of life, particularly in matters of
art, the Studio Art Guild sponsors
exhibits, sketching sessions, movies,
and parties. This group received
honorable mention in the Snow
Carnival for its sculpture of
"Children at Play."
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Organized to bring into active cooperation all those parents, teachers, and students of education
who are particularly interested in the well being ot children, the A. C.E.I, during the current school
year has sponsored Sn enrichment program of review and lectures.
First row, left to right: Janice Peterson, Carnnela Tanner, Patt Havens, Barbara
Ann Kunzler, Yvonne Lyons, Elizabeth Jane Johnson.
Second row: Carolyn Jensen, Irene Soderquist, Rosemary Nelson, Helen M. Cutler,
Lou Jean Compton, Mrs. Dorothy Candland.
Third row: Don Adams, Anna E. Bushman, Dawn Graff Setzer, Naomi Bangerter,
Shirley Larsen, N. Dallas Cole.
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Composed of pre-legal students,
the Bench and Bar Club is an or
ganlzation through which those of
common professional interests may
acquaint themselves with the in-
stitutions and men of the legal
field.
First row, left to right: Richard
M. Taylor, Jack Roberts, Joe Man-
zione, Lloyd Gerber, Bob Ensign,
Olene Smith, Ralph Klemm, An-
drew M. Douglass.
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Left to right: row I — Sonny Brao, Fred Takasalcl, John
Ige, Marsha Mau, Fred Miya, Wesley Kekauoha; row
2 — Ruel Westover, Marvel Battad, Naomi Lo, Marilyn
Brod, Esther Sato; row 3 — Arthur Enos, Esther Oki-
moto, Bob Sklmoda, Alice Akida, Flora Kuannoo; row
4 — Ethel Whitford, EIroy Kaleikau, Rose Mahi, Eleanor
Kondo, Ululanl Kamaouha; row 5 — Albert Tiau, Lei
Knapp, Micei Kapunial, Tom Kekaula.
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Left to right: 1st row — Leroy Gunnell, Neal Penfol,
Robert Gunnell, Lynn L. Fochrell, Jack L. Allen, Rulon
L. Merrell, Glen Miller, Jack Grant; 2nd row — Bar-
bara Higginbotham, Frances Hatch, Joy Winward,
Bob Channbers, Emma Hipwell, Ronald G. Carter.
Mary Murray, Agnes Browne, Vesa Adams, Beverly
Stiburek, Patsy Wolfley; 3rd row — Carol Gardner,
Geraldine Asplund, Nancy Latham, Dixie Robisofl,
Marie Mansfield, Larene Ball, Georgia Smith, Maxine
Shepherd, Alice Bennett, Rhea Benson, Mary Lee
Peterson, Karen Yearsley, Beverly Smith, Irene Barr,
Karma Reed, Ella Lechtenberg, Eria Call, Karol June
Payne, Sarah Moser; row 3'/2 — Barry "Jake" Wasden,
Dick Rowberry, Paul Hollinsworth; 4th row — ^Ammon
Benson, Marilyn Tall, Jack Lorch, Hal Kindred, Rod-
ney W. Fye, Kirk Hart, Jack Harper, David Tanner,
Bob Holman, Lee Whitehead, H. Earl McBflde, Veri
Macham, Bob Fisher, Keith Larvon, Don Weatherman,
Gary Warr, Ted Johnson.
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Lee Whitehead .... Vice President
Carol Gardner 2nd Vice Pres.
Leroy Gunnell Treasurer
Dixie Robison Secretary
Ted Johnson President
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Dennis Ward President
Jeanann Harris Vice President
Pat Gregson Treasurer
Geraldine Asplund Secretary
Left to fight: row I — Don Brown, Clarence L.
Raids, Dennis Ward. Don Hamling, Jim Coo-
per, Lorin C. Godfrey, Garth Uibel, Bill Stev-
ens, Gerald Bullock, Winton Brooks; row2 —
Mary Partridge, Winone Ttllack, Beverly Atkins,
Ann Dixon, Betty Harper, Geraldine Asplund,
Leia Wing, Jeanartn Harris, Collette Green, Rita
Brooks; row 3 — Ann Boucher, Joan King, Jean
Anderson, Kay Hibbard, Lou Hibbard, Marilyn
Taylor, Carolyn Taylor, Jacquie Nowlin, Ruby
'Williams, Enid Lawler; row A — Pat Brandley,
Hazel Hartley, Fern Baker, De Nae McMullin.
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Left- to right; 1st row — Ronnie Frazler, Burton
Winters; 2nd row — Keith Bischoff, Elva Brown,
Dick Jensen, Phil Rollins, Dan Waller, Joan Wain-
wright; 3rd row — Bob Stephens, Wilbur Wortham,
John Teichert, LaNea Robinson, Colleen Livingston,
Larry Smith, Lila Jameson; 4th row — Eldon Jensen,
LaVell Kennington, Elmo Matthews, Sharon Dayton,
Dallln Jensen, James W. Swanson, Marion Tebbs,
Gordon Waring; 5th row — Jed Johnson, Patsy
Wolfley, Donna Gibbs, Clarine Griffeth, Wilma
Olsen, Pauline Powelson, Arlene Lynn, Robert
Doerr.
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Robert Doerr President
LaVell Kennington Secretary
Ron Frazier Sargent at Arms
Elva Brown Treasurer
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Left to right: row I — Joan Massey, Betty Allen, Scott Fisher, Barbara Delgaard, Adie Brown, Don
Van Slooten, Bonnie Wade, Jan Vreeland, Blllie Coulam: row 2 — Clo Skojsen, Cathy Sanders, Vadlne
Hodson, Leisle Jarman, Betty Jane Tanner, Nancy Reld. Dale Beckstrand, Richard Detton, Carolyn
Gustaveson. Sherry Bradfleld: row 3 — Galene Adanns, Kay Creer, Lucretia Markham, Leia Smith,
Joyce Manwarlng, MItzle Young, Marion Peterson, Donna Stevenson, Vaughn hlarper, Cherrlll Curtis.
Suzanne Narkaus, Vernlta Cannon; row A — John Matsen, Don Bond, Liz Harmon, Lawrence Smith,
Shirley True, Jeanlne Done, Doris Stanford, Charlene Carter, Doris Tyler, Frances Kirk. JoAnn
Amundsen, Susan Ream, Gary Williamson; row 5 — Kenneth Dellenbach, Lenneth Walte, Norma Jean
Kochever, Shirley May Johnson, Keith Livingston.
Left to right: row I — Johnny Stevens. Neil H. Christensen, Anita Berge, Warren Archer, Anita Todd.
Nita Richins. Lee Stay. David Stroud. Preston Richards; row 2 — Henry S. Todd. Margaret Sorensen.
Helen Palmer. Evelyn Hancock. Keith Smith. Marthalene Anderson. Earl Leiegren. Jane Dibble, Jacque-
line Draper. Margaret Clark, Joyce Brooks; row 3 — Ron Salisbury. Gwen Chase. Lynn Bates. Walter
J. Boellm. Preston C. Horsley. Monte HIclenlooper. Joan Kartchinee. Barbara Brush. Dick Shaw.
Richard Mclntire. Dean Barner. Loretta Clark.
OFFICERS
Don Van Slooten President
Bonnie Wade. Alternate Secretary
Blllie Coulam .... Publicity Officer
John Hansen Vice President
Liz Harmon, Entertainment Chair.
Jeanlne Done Secretary
Gary Williamson Treasurer
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bonk, Kenneth Rae Martin, Monagene Dudding; row 6 — Joan Taylor
Bill Skousen, Larry Sargent, Bruce N, Curtis, Lenn M. Shunnway,
Howard Roberts, Alvin Price; row 7 — Jack Roberts, Mont Burke
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Eugene O. Tenney,
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Jack Bowen President
Fawn Snnith Secretary
Mary Bess Wlltbank
Social Chairman
Leland Smith Vice-President
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OFFICERS
Olene Smith President
Charles Fromberg .. Vice President
Marilyn Peterson Secretary
Pat Olsen
Left to right: 1st row — Gerald Randall, Frank Blair, Charles
Fronnberg, Paul Smith, Vern Montgomery; 2nd row — Olene
Smith, Peggy Wood, Pat Olsen, Janice hieiser, Marilyn Peter-
son, Marilyn Wiberg, Yvonne Erickson, Anne Rasmussen.
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Left tcVright: Mel Radichel, Dan Clay, Ralph Hansen, George H.
Mortimer, Ruth Moen, Shirley Lendt, Doris Dayes, Doris Sunder-
lande, Mildred Heide.
OFFICERS
Mel Radichel Vice President
Dan Clay President
Barbara Jean Dittmore, Treasurer
Jill Greenwood Secretary
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religion
Organized to further fel-
lowstilp and raise standards
. . . common interest groups
. . . one of the largest campus
organizations . . . integral part of
the University . . . rich in traditions.
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Campus Branch Clerks
Duane O. Miles
Ronald Taylor
Jesse Ediefsen
Lincoln Card
Robert R. Russell
Jilene Peterson
Joseph Sandberg
Kenneth D. Zwahlen
George Williams
MIA Superintendency
Betty Jane Johnson
Myrtle Starling
Edna Green
Peggy Wood
Bob Clark
Boyd Lake
Rulon Craven
Win Peterson
Sunday School Superintendency
Lee Dalton
Albert Whaanga
Hugh Gates
Marilyn Hoopes
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Campus Branch Presidency
Thomas A. Kekaula, 1st Counselor
Connell B. Roberts, Branch President
Donald Davidson, 2nd Counselor
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Wymount Branch Presidency
Jess Benson, 1st Counselor
Harry Thacker, Clerk
Alber Heath, Clerk
LaMar Empy, 2nd Counselor
Seated: Arther Morin, Branch President
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Maternity, com-
.cfipries who wish
of the misslon-
■for twenty-five
(^irl is chosen to
tational Dream
! Frolic — "Bells
mbly, and the
chorus directed by Howard Ruff bring
much deserved recognition to Delta Phi.
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Delta Phi Chorus
Advisor Crawford Gates
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Delta Phi Dream Girl
Jackie Hanson
Advisor Ray R. Canning
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William F. Farnsworth
David Stauffer
Archie Stephens
Joseph Hafen
Rex Smith
Shirley B. Randall
William Y. Farnsworth
Joe J. Christensen
Ray R. Olsen
Gerald W. Cannon
Wayne L. Clarlt
Leon G. Clark
Verl F. McMillan
Dean Hart
Vern R. Montgomery
Alan Pick
J. Gerald Bjarnson
Dean H. Seely
George W. Pincock
Wm. Averrett Aldridge
Clyde Harvey
John A. Green
Howard Harris
DeLamar Jensen
Harold F. Tanner
Wayne Tenney
Garth B. Whitney
Gerald R. Hyde
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Robert C. Kelly
George Rampton
Jay Ferrell
Neil D. Bingham
Farr Hatch
Karl C. Boss
Robert L. Leake
Melvin R. Murray
George E. Billings
Byron Gassman
Robert C. Winsor
Elliott D. Roberts
John R. Peterson
De Mar Rust
Bob Bennion
Keith G. Markham
J. Dean Jones
Keith B. Schofield
John Richards
G. Merrill Andrus
Glenn R. Frandsen
Richard R. Clark
Historian
Kent Heaps
Elliott D. Roberts
William Anderson
Dan Adams
Fred Chase
Dick Smith
Justin R. Eccles
Lee W. Forsyth
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Gerald N. Randall
Verl M. Green
Keith Worthington T. V. Thomas
Jack M. Monson
Ralph Klemm
Vernon F. Parent Leroy Gunnell
John K. Miles
John Bennett
Bill S. Henrie Clifford Clark
Wayne Stoker
Wayne A. Goe
tes
James Solomon Bob Brough
Lynn Davis
Kenneth
Hogenson Alan C. Clark
Jay Francis
Wendell
Neville Wayne W. Clark
Junius Leon
Bennlon
Valton E
Jackson Kendall Gurr
Max E. Perkins
Norman
D. Smith David E. Smith
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Dean O. Ourrant
LaMar Williams
Don Calder
Charles C. Fromberg
J. Lambert Bates
Norman Hammer
Robert Holman
Ben C. Ma Hen
F. Curtis Wynder
Walter J. Boehn
Edward S. Tohman
Niel R. Sorensen
J. Merle Nielsen
John L MacRay
A. Louis Fife
Lavoy Thomas
Jay Norman Jeppsen
Linn M. Shumway
Shirley N. Rodebach
Ray Whitworth
V. Grant Stevenson
Donald B. Nelson
Leo C. Wilcox
Melburn E. McKeli
Robert Whitney
Treasurer
Burke Tangren
Sherman Sheffield
Jesse R. Ediefsen
Marcel L. Nielsen
Joseph P. Hancock
John R. Connell, Jr.
President
Gerald S. Fish
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Allan D. Patterson
Hugh I. Gates
Marsel Tingey
Harold G. Connetl
Vice-President
Bruce N. Curtis
Jack Roberts
Clarence L. Fields
Roy ZItting
Rodney W. Fye
Arnold J. McAllister
Frank Daly
Newell Kay Richardson
Dean W. Thomas
Sandy Walker
Rell G. Francis
John Telchert
Ross W. Westover
Lloyd G. Redd
Don J. Hansen
George Felsch
Eugene Lyons
Vernon Miller
Max E. Wilson
Glade Greenhaigh
Secretary
Donald H. Johnson
Clair W. Andrus
Ralph Crystal
C. Allan Halverson
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Established as an organization to supply
LDS religious values to youth, Lambda Del-
ta Sigma emphasizes brotherhood, leader-
ship, intellectuality, spirituality, and cultural
life. The ten chapters at the BYU enjoy
a Sweetheart Ball, monthly testimony meet-
ings, and a trousseau tea. To become bet-
ter acquainted with their fellow associates
in the Gospel, the fraternity plans ex-
change parties with the chapters that exist
in the five other schools throughout the
intermountain region.
L. D. S. advisors
Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Ferguson
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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
Elaine Leavitt
President
Shirley M. Call
Vice-President
Helen Bushman
Athletic Manager
Rosemary Nelson
Historian
James Solomon
Social Vice-President
Paul E. Dahl
Vice-President
Kenneth Zwahlen
Treasurer
Elizabeth Jane Johnson
Secretary
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Marilyn Anderson
Juanita Heflin
Sherry Bradfield
Viola Lillywhite
Geraldlne Judd, Treasurer
Myrna Peterson
Velma Rice
Ilia Mae Cook, President
Katherine Opunui
Volla Rose Barlocker, Vice Pres.
Dorothy Reed
Fern Lillywhite
Lorna Livingston
Mary Partridge
Dorothy Bartels
Shirley Ruppe
lona May Snyder
Dessie Hunt
Karnna Reed
Marjory Jane Eldredge
Gladys Johnson
Raola Hill
Larine Ball
Barbara Anne Kunzler
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Joyce Dustln, Vice Pres.
Charlofte Mullen
Irene Thonnas
Gloria Nichols
Jean Allen
Ann Dixon
Anita Berge
Pat Gillespie
Lorraine Atkin
Carolyn Anell
Grace Hamblin
Karol J. Payne
Ella Lechtenbarg
Barbara Dial
Gayle Smith
Lucille Jorgenson
Vauna Heaten
Helen Bushman
Pauline Gines
Janice Fillmore
Darlene Brown
Sarah Moser
Lois Laney. President
Mona Wright
Winine Tillack
Gayle Christenson
Doreen Olsen, Secretary
Genevieve Anderson
Dora May Hemmert
Margaret Hutchinson
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Peggy Wood
Doris Echols
Louis Jean Knaphus
Janet Grimmett
Gayle Bayach
Lois Athay
Joyce Lundgreen
Fay Cook
Vesta Davis
Audrey Lee
Helayce Hansen
Lora Lee Marshall
Joyce Bramwell
Janice Heiser
Elizabeth Larsen
Barbara Watt
Yvonne Erickson
LaRue Holbrook
Charlene Secrist
Leila Taylor
Mary Lind Irons
Secretary
Joyce Call
Bonnie Jordan
Rayna Gay Pace
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Arva Howell
LdRane Nielson
Opal Jean Thomas
Lucretia Markham
Kathleen Piatt
Lois Hulchau
Maile Perreira
Dolores Loclchart
Jean Stocic
Vice-President
Marie Sabin
Mildred Taylor
Leila Ogden
Mae Marie Halladay
Mary Anne Carter
Janis Y. Diasdale
Bonnie Lou Hancock
Connie Decker
Marilyn Peterson
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Molly Sieverts
Rosemary Bean
Olene Smith
Barbara Chadwick
President
Mavis Stromberg
Edith Little
Doris Sunderland
Tressie L. Marx
Kathy Brown
Anna E. Bushman
Lucille Hulme
Sylvia Rainwater
Leona Sallm
Barbara Ann Thompson
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LuDene B. Campbell Dave Miles John L. Wilson, Secretary
Blaine Quiqiey Paul Smith, Vlce-Pres. Milton G. Pace
Robert C. Kelly Victor V. Bell Craig Solomon
Lyie Tanner Jarhes Powell Homer W. Sfepp, Jr. Leonard O. Moore, President
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Betty Jackson
Mary Lou Schelff
Patricia Brown
Kitty Sue Barber
Elaine Dalby
Marilyn Tidwell
Marlene Baker
Margaret Alicia Lewis, Pres.
Norma Kochever, Vice-Pres. Ruth Lewis
Connie Harmsen Joyce Rooks
Frances Bushman Phyllis Stoker
Norinne Teuscher Verna Stokes
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Ray Harris Levi W. Oveson. President
Keith B. Schofield Charles S. Beutler
Evan W. Hansen, Vice Pres. Lee R. Broderick
Kenneth Karl Deilenbach
Blaine Brimley
Wallace Bruce
Reed L. Tyler
Burton Winters
Lorin R. Todd
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Marqene Yea+es
Maxine McLaughlin
Norma June Kirby
Norma Tovey
Maurine Pederson
Dora Mauqhan
Ellen Lindsay, President
Opal Atwood
Marian Hopkin
Donna Nate
Jo-Ann Lauritzen
Kathryn Rich
Marlene Bee Allen
Pat Bischoff
Marilyn Thomson
Donna Mae Feulner
Afton Passey, Secretary
Vesta Gardner
Rosemary Crowther
Charlene Tueller
Norma Tovey
Clarine Putnam
Ara Belllston, Vice Pres.
Flora May Heaton
Mary Kay Jackson
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Luzon Bringhurst Sarah Parker
Mary Jane Marsden Sonia Anieso
Patricia Pratt
Kathleen Phillips
Amelia Jane Cahoon
Carol Chrlstensen
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Carolyn Jensen
Joy Davis
Joyce Gray
Connie Joyce Theobald
Donna Jean Simlcins
Colleen Christensen
Carrol Jeane Tuttle
Dixie Almond
Ha Jeane Haycock
Luana Smith
Marilyn Georges
Vadine Niederhauser
Kathleen Murdock
Janyce Maxfield
Adrienne Peterson
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Jean Malnwright
Doreen Nelson
JoAnn Alexander
Betty Hayes, President
Lurlyn Preston
Kathryn Cooley
LaRee Sanders
Lorraine Smith
June Holbroolc
Barbara Billings
Dorothy Bishop
Janice C. Wilson
Joyce Sorensen
Noreen Nelson
Lola Nessen
Joyce A. Galbraith, Vice Pres,
LaRee Goates
Beverly Brown
Maralyn Walsh
D. Louise Barton
June Miller
LuAnn Merrill
Donna Jean Peterson
Shirley J. Dahl
Marilyn Roundy
Carnna Willardson
Joyce Doerfler
Lou Jean Compton
Barbara Clapham
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Rex Smifh
Derrel W. Judd, Vice President Don Carlos Adams
Gene Sinclair
Klaus J. Hanse<i Clyde R. Neilsen
Daniel Brown,
President Dale Turner
Sharon Dayton
Merlin G. Paul Lewis K'lulkay. Secretary
Demsey Bernard Engle
Howard A. Huffman John Robinson
Warren Archer
Niel H. Christensen Zane Lee
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L.D.S. Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graves
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By serving fellowmen and mingling
among members, Beta Pi, an honorary frat-
ernity for returned lady missionaries, con-
tinues to keep alive the spirit that perme-
ates the LDS missionfields. Women repre-
senting various fields furnish pictures, mu-
sic, and explanations of people's customs in
different sections of the world. Testimony
meetings, temple excursions, and a "Box
Supper" party are among the outstanding
activities of this organization. Some func-
tions are combined with Lambda Delta
Sigma, Delta Phi, and the Tri Chapters of
Beta Phi.
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Norene Heslop
Edna Green
Afton RIgtrup
Marjorie Toone
Gladys Tippits
Harriet Hamblln
lone Lewis, President
Thelma Davidson
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Laura Johnson
Meiva Rene Woodard
Dorothy Crookston
Marjorie Thompson
Sarah Hoggan
Rosalie Arave
Irene Barr
Melva Hale
Carmen Bitter
Dorothy Thompson, Vice President
Lois I. Neilsen
Barbara Campbell
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6ocioil unit^
Provide development of social gra-
ces . . . comradeship and fun in abun-
dance . . . keen rivals In all things,
yet outwardly the best of friends . . .
sponsors of new "help week" . . . no-
ted for hectic pledging, open houses,
exchange parties, and invitationals.
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Chris tries his hand with a water-filled balloon.
No, they aren t real, but
they provided entertainment
at large. Popular marriage
bureau in the background at-
tracted many young lovers.
Portraits drawn while you wait.
Two hapless targets dodge flying wet sponges.
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iniature horse-racing brought added
est.
Bev Boyack and Gerry Asplund prom-
ise comers a great show inside.
Advice to the lovelorn, marriage ceremonies, honeymoon trips, freak shows,
movies — all this awaited students who attended the freshman carnival. Thirty-three
booths were entered by various campus units for the "Masquerade in Madness." These
are only a few of the many attractions which caught the photographer's fancy. Pro-
ceeds collected from the script that was sold for participation in booths went to the
Y Bell Shrine fund.
"Cupid's Fancy" seemed to especially attract the
young couples.
Penny-pitching was a popular favorite.
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Shirley Allen
Clara Jeanne Easton
Tanya Ashworth
Helen Archibald
Mary Anne Sorensen
Karnna Rae Jackson
Connie Bartlett
Jerrle Smith
Kathleen Larsen
Birdene Terry
Claire Overfelt
Ann Greta Ballif
Connie Cameron
Carolyn Bagley
Jan Vreeland
Nelda Stewart
Jo Oveson
Lila Jameson
Leia Wing
Joanne Stringham
Jean Louise Crandall
Althea Sylvester
Betsy Sears. President
Marilyn Bradshaw
Gail Farrar
Lucille Kinnison
Marilyn Stapley
Marilyn Norton
Loye Allred
Rose LaRae Lott
The successful Invitational, dinner dan-
ces, canyon parties, exchanges, and cultural
meetings held by Octo Sorosis Trovata
commenced In 1920. O. S., whose members
hold many studentbody offices and are
active in school affairs, stages an annual
Honor Banquet which honors the scholastic
achievements of its members. This year
the girls furnished entertainment and re-
freshments for the men in the Veterans
Hospital in Salt Lake as part of the unit's
program of service to all their fellow men.
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Dorofhy Doyle
Idella Udall
Dawn Baker
Janice Anderson
Wanita Plnegar
Shirley Crowther
Ina Lavon Brown
Anna Lou Miller
Beulah Field
Donna Rudd
Selma Shaw
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Arlene Watkins
Connie Jensen
Lois Conger
Elaine Engstrom, President
Lu Ann Merrill
Dawn Terry
Lois Peterson
Violate Myers
Barbara Clark
Camille Johnson
Betty Anr> Green
Annette Wood
Dixie Ann Mechana
Louise Marsden
Phyllis Nixon
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Donna Stapley
Sladie Nixon, Vice President
Joyce Pofter
Frances H. Rogers
Margret Doxey
Colleen King
Lo Rene Hardy
Joan Ellen McCance
Diane Burgi
;etty Hayes
talphena Taylor
7eneva Call
The "Flaming Fifties" was an afdent year
for Cesta Tie. The group contributed
generously to the season with its "Arc de
Trlumphe," prize-winning Homecoming
float, and its "Mystical Interlude" Invi-
tational of the winter quarter. To add to
the activities the annual dinner dance and
the canyon party are held during the spring
quarter. Prominent Cestas were Geneva
Call, Belle of the Y. and Betty Hatch, 1st
Attendant to the Banyan Queen.
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Lois Ray
Eileen Schipper
Marcia Strlngham
Emmanell Vieira
Marilyn Richmond
Jane Bullock
Margie Gay Driggs
Diane Dunford
Madelyn Wootton
Pat Peterson
Janice Taylor
Marilyn Miller
Nancy Edgerton
Nadine Davies
Dixie Taylor
Peggy Wood
Carmela Tanner, Secretary
Jewell Cloward
Carolyn James
Joyce Brockbank
Gerl Tucker
Janice Tliorne
Carol Clark
Pearlyne Crowley
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Barbara Chadwicic
Lynn Bates
Colleen Knight
Darlene Harris
As illustrated by the successful Vaude-
ville Assembly, the "Fete Dansante" In-
vitational, and the Installation Banquet of
Yellow Roses, Val Norn is an active unit
on campus. The studentbody vice presi-
dent, the White Key president, the Sopho-
more Loan Fund Ball Queen, the Home-
coming attendant, and an Honor Council
member are among the many girls who hold
"She flies with her own wings," as their
motto. During fall and winter quarters the
Val Norns participated in the Homecoming
activities and the Christmas Drive, while
the Songfest monopolized the girls time
in the Spring.
LaVonne Thomander, President Geraldine Thorne
Barbara Smith Carolyn Edwards
Elizabeth Martini
Marian Tebbs
Gayle Walton
Trilby Packard
Ann Whiting, Vice President Olene Snnith
Phyllis Winkler Lucille Green
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Marian Englestead
Merldee Moyle
Lily Y. Higa
Renae Ottley
Betty Page
Alice Akita
Geraldine Grix
Emma Gene Hatch
Ardena Beclc. Vice President
Mary Sewell
Barbara Gillette
Eleanor Kondo
Irene Soderquist
Anna Bushman
Virginia Crandall
Marilyn Anderson, President
Renee THacleray
Madeline Hyde
Jilene Peterson
Sally Jean Harman
Amice Fidelas Ami — the purpose of this
mot+o is to create a closer friendship be-
tween Fidelas members. This year the ac-
tive group staged an outstanding Christmas
Ball before a huge open fire at the Provo
Country Club and a Saint Valentine's In-
vitational that featured cupids and hearts.
Leading the notable program of activities
are the exquisite dinner dance, canyon
party, and a farewell breakfast for grad-
uating seniors and old officers.
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Ruby Jones
Phyllis Kearl
Nancy Pond
Marcene Kelsey
Merlene Roylance
Phyllis Christensen
Margaret Rankers
Margaret Hennis
Kathy Latimer
Jacqule Campbell
Wanda Wood
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Carolyn Cox Joanne Corbett
Marilyn Jensen
Maralyn Ballif. President
Frances Reed Jean Wac
hsmuth Bonnie Davis
Shirlee Klllpact
Mary Lou Schenk Lillias Ann
Tanner Carole Christensen
Joyce Snarr
Marilyn Morrill Iris Biqier
Marva Jorgensen
Maxine Telford
Lou Rita Mattlce
Sybil Lannoreaux Pat Thonnas
Phyllis Fox, Vice President
Phyllis Smith Mauree L. Earl
Mary Pat Langlois
Margaret Affleck Gwen Chase
Nelda Clarlc
Marcia Jorgensen Joan LeSueur
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Unique originality in social events and
the friendliest of relations possible charac-
terize To Kaion. Although organized only
four years ago, Tok members who "seek
beauty in all things" boast one of the larg-
est groups on campus. Members participate
Q yi in school committees, publications, and
honorary organizations and this year pro-
duced a finalist trio at Homecoming. A
spring dinner dance and an outstanding In-
vitational, "Up In Central Park," complete
with park benches, swings, and a handsome
cab culminated a successful vear.
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Mary Lois Bolingbrolce
Alba Lufkin
Annette Brunt
Lucille Rowe
Dorene Boyle
Margorie Anderson
Joan Whittle
Derilys Rowe
Ellen Walker
Ronaine James
Barbara Stockdale
Betsy Robinson
Dorothy Austin
Margaret Bigler
Helen Swan
June Peterson
Sally Madsen
Ariene Fernley
Dot White
Viola Schenk
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Alta Mitra is newly organized to create
true and ever lasting friendship between
its members and to further the activity
of the university. Events of the year include
a Thanksgiving dinner, an invitational, a
canyon party, and a barn dance.
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Eunice Brambilla
Kate McGu
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Patsy Pace
Shirley Farr
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Larae Balrd
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Shirley Lou
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President
Virginia Joost
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Jeanne Anderson, Secretary
Nancy Sego Jeanine Thurber
Verna Stokes
PhylKs Stokes Betty Lou Rees, Vice President
Donna Nelson
Lou Ann Peterson Barbara Clapman
Laura Fillmore
Elizabeth Jane Johnson Jean Black
Leola Bagley
Shirlene Reynolds Margaret Anderson
Bonnie Black
Alice Velbourne Yvonne Young
LaVieve Thomas
Joyce Jex, Presl(
Elaine Dalley
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Beginning four years ago, Ami Phi
strives to be considered the "friendly unit"
on campus. To achieve this goal each mem-
ber of the group uses the friendly "hello"
to good advantage and uses the motto of:
A man that hath friends must show him-
self friendly." This group, recognized by
their white sweaters with red handshake
emblems, reached 200% participation dur-
ing the Christmas Drive. Spirituality, loyal-
ty, and the love of one's fellow men are
included in the unit's ideals.
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Nautilus of NLU, who have as their theme
the chambered nautilus, this year had mem-
bers who occupied the positions of student-
body secretary, AWS prexy, Homecoming
Queen, Delta Phi Dream Girl, and sopho-
more, junior, and senior class officers.
Carrying their ideals of friendliness, scholas-
tic ability, school service, and fun into
1951-52, the NL's sponsored a prize win-
ning Homecoming float, a wistful Invita-
tional in the City and County Building, and
the awarding of a scholarship to an out-
standing freshman girl. To climax the
year's activities, an enchanting formal
dinner dance was held in the spring.
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Joanna Hobbs
Royiance Spratling i
Janice Garrett
Ann Nielson
Jennie Merchant
Jackie Hansen, Vice President
Carol Linford
Joyce Brooks M
Jenny Stayner
Lila Bowers 1
JoAnne
Milligan
Bliss Larsen
Marolyn
Taylor
Naomi Bangerter
Lynne J
eppson
Dorthene Beck
Myrne Green
Carolyn Taylor
Lorraine
Greenwood Arlene Dunn
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KAUUiUS
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Colleen Harris
Sue Nelson
Kathryn Tut+le
LaVonna Guynnon
Beverly Miller, President
Anna Julia Hoyt
Kathryn Melville
Byrdie Thomas
Helen Salerno
Connie Robinson
Audrey Dotson
Arthel! Wllltins
Carol Dawn Kropf
Cherie Marcil, Secretary
Afton Ash
Jacqueline Taylor
Ferol Holman
Lois Sellers
Marilyn Bennlon
Mary Carol Hall
Ruth Ellen May
Nadlne Monson
Marilyn Frame
LaRue Ocltey
Lou Jeanne Bowen
Gerrie Anderson
Elaine Fetscher
Rosemary Badger
Norma Bullock
Rogene B. Huish
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Carol Dunford, Vice Pres
ident
Glenna Jones
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Colette Green
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Barbara Monroe
Barbara Goates
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Marbra Coles '
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Carol Beclcstrand
Ruth Wilde
Joyce Bramwell
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Audrey l-arnshai '
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Carlene Carter
Nina Leishman
Rhea Pope
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Carol Obert
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Shari Simmons
Barbara Nicholson
Myrle Smith
Joann Jameson
Shirlene Melton
Suzanne Harkans
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Darlene Bassetti, Secretal
Joan Taylor
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Ruth Christensen
Virginia Nielson
Cami Los, a new women's unit on cam-
pus, works "not for personal glory, but
for the good of all." Each letter in the
name represents the beginning letter of a
flower and suggests an attribute of the
ideal girl. A post Prom party, a slumber
party, exchange parties, and a dinner dance
fill the social calendar. Displaying the
colors of pink and white, the girls follow
the ideals of humility, lasting friendship,
love, and truthfulness.
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Alcyone girls' "ideals are high as stars,
yet they ever aspire to reach them." As
one of the new social units on campus,
formed as a result of the Inter-Organiza-
tional Council's decision to create more
and smaller units, the group endeavors to
cultivate virtue, friendship, spirituality,
beauty, and knowledge. Winning honor-
able mention in the AWS Vaudeville Show,
winning the Roaring Pep Rally Cup, and
sponsoring this year's Au Revoir Dance
shows proof of the new unit's activity.
Donnetta DeHaan
Naomi Bussing
Roberta NIelson
Jan Bingham
Myrle Barney
Elizabeth Martini
Jacquie Little
Beverly Hamilton
Roylance Spratling
Barbara Deigaard
Gloria Belle Russell
Karen Diane Butters
Carrol Larson
Lucille Rowe
Beverly Ross
Margie Atwood
Birdene Terry
Bernadine Clark
Jean Kasparel
Marilyn Barton, President
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Adrienne Brown
Claudette Erilcsen
Marthalene Anderson, Secretary
LaPrele Badouin
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Ri Veda, one of the three new women's
social units, began their activities with a
slumber party. An elaborate dinner dance,
held in Salt Lake City's Hotel Utah Star-
lite Gardens, added another activity to
the calendar of events. Ri Veda means:
"The gaining of knowledge in all fields."
The girls aim to achieve this motto through
unity. Members include a freshman AWS
Council member, Attendent to Snow
Queen, Song Leaders, and several Cougar-
ettes.
Velna Black
Joan Massey
Joyce Davis
Verna Atkinson
Mary Joan Bayles
Betty Allen. Vice President
Alice Erickson
Valene Bradshaw
Sharlene Bjarnson
Flora Lee Maxfield
Donna Seely
Marl-Lynn Marcll, President
Ganae Haacke
Rosennary Grow
Marilyn Ward
GeorgAnna May
Margeno HIbbert
Marlon Gunn
Anna Dean Taylor
Marlene Qulnn, Secretary
Sharon Parkinson
Evelyn Hancock
Sally Saunders
Vivian Morin
Beverly Baker
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Deon Bleslnger
Helen Ash
Reva Clark
LaMoyne Ashton
Rosemary Grow
Lou Jean Choules
Marilyn Davies
Janice Remington
Jerrolynn Lewis
Carolyn Cook
Julia Braberq
Pat Steimie
Lucinda Hill
Carol Siddoway
Grace Ostler
Leota Baird
LaRayne Peterson
JoAnrv Phillips
Geraldlne Johnson
Burlens Covington
Norma Seely
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Tauslg members s+rive for originality and
objectiveness in all their functions and
activities. Proof of this is evident in the
climaxing party of the year, the "Tausig
Topper" v^ith its French atmosphere and
gay costumes. Standards of intelligence,
integrity, and industriousness influence the
members toward brotherhood, while ath-
letic improvement is attempted through
intramural sports. Social Exchanges, a for-
mal dinner dance, a Christmas Dance, and
an Invitational fill Tausig's exciting social
bulletin.
James
Rasband
Lynn Slaugh
Blaine
Black
Earl Booth, Vice
Pres
"dent
Dick P
usey
Stan
Ell
sworth
Larry Haynie
Tom
Morley
Richard
Haynie
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Dayle Thomas Bob Holtzer
Quentin Woolley, President George Hyde
Daniel Allen, Secretary
Marcus SIgmon
Jim Pollock
Don Lundberg
Deon Greer
Glen Hales
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William H. Tooke, Vice President Nick Matilian
Grant Tingey Thomas H. Johnson
Harold Tanner Ron Ericlcson
Robert Robertson
Dewey Brundaqe
William Chesley
James Solomon Will Toibert, President
George Tsalaky. Secretary Don Montgomery
Ron Gagon Wilford Smith
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Kenneth Toone
Dick Tucker
Wayne Orton
Chuck Summerhaye
Max Sewell
Charles Montgomery
Bud Bohne
Owen Skousen
Ronald Stoops
Gene Shoemaker
Tad Hideshima
Lee Davis
Lewis Kochevar
Richard Lee Tooke
Wayne Jenkins
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Fellowship, scholarship, brotherhood, and
cooperation depict Knight Templar's goals.
Through Intramural sports, the unit offers
opportunity for athletic participation of
which the Templars are proud. Templars
stage numerous social Exchanges and pre-
sent a unique Water Front Costume Dance
with Val Norn. The main event of the
fraternity is the annual dinner dance which
is held at Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City.
Ending the year enthusiastically, the Tem-
plars deplete their treasury funds with a
stag party.
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Banding together in good fellowship and
service to their fellow men, the time-
honored Vikings hold a bond of friendship
and loyalty to each other, the church, and
the school. Vikes are active in student
government and service organizations while
adding their part to the spirit and goals of
the university. In a hallowed traditional
ceremony, the group chooses and greets
a Viking Sweetheart. By this choice the
valuable reputation of the Vikings Is con-
tinued from year to year.
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Sherman Sheffield
Jack Roberts
Bob Ensign
Bruce Taylor
Bill Beazer
Pat Pomeroy
Jerry Sargent
John Hansen
Kay Moon
Keith Larsen
Dale RIchey, VicePresident
Darcy Clawson
Jack Clawson
Don Van Slooten
John Jeppson, President
Merlin Baler
Barry Thompson
Max Graehl
Howard Gonzales
Stan Jenkins
Archie Jensen
Bruce Dyer
Stuart Carron
Keith Peterson
Don Adams
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Dave Clark
Andy Douglass
Gordon Taylor, Secretary
Clyde Tucker
Bill SIcousen
Homer Jensen
Robert Westover
Ford Paulson
Kay Tocham
Jerry Ensign
Merle Allen
Reed Davis
Duane Miles
Burnell Cordner
Ron Salisbury
Dick Firth
Jalce Hannblln
Leiand Smith
Gary Jenkins
Delmar Davis
Verl Mecham
Merwin Stewart
Ross Carter
Keith Hayes
Richard Mclntire ^ \ ~~ ' ^J
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Val Hyric secured several new trophies
this year by capturing the Snow Carnival
sweepstakes, the Homecoming float top
honors, the AMS Smokeless Smoker, and
the intramural tennis prize. Besides waking
the girl's dorm with joyous singing at mid-
night hours, the VH's sailed through a big
"ship wreck" party held in the showboat
on the lake and sponsored numerous ex-
change parties. A turkey dinner in Keeley's
dining room marked the unit's Open House
and "gobbles" of fun.
Larry Whetten, Vice President
Chuck Tijrner
Hal Kindred
Dale Farrer
Keith Matthews
Lee Whitehead
Hartley Fredrickson
Bob Gilliland
Bart DeGraw, Secretary
Berry Wasden
Dick Rowberry
Reed Call
Jerry Forsling
Ned Brown
Darre! Crawford
Robert Clayton
Bob Livingston
Bob McKelvey
Richard Alder
Paul Warren
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Monte HIclcenlooper
J. D. Boren
Jay Lund
Glen Garrett
Preston Horsley
Leonard Harman
Gene Campbell
Robert Platts
Ken Howard
Claude Thomas
Keith West
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Fred Money, President
Myron Walker
Ted Money
Bill Perry
Ross Davis
Wally Hunt
Bill Gallagher
Boyd Whipple
Robert Holley
Bob Fronne
Boyd Bitten, Secretary
Don Shirts
Earl Lelegren
Boyd Lake, Vice President
Wayne Clart
Myron Jensen
James Mathis
Byron Strawn
Slen Hale
Frank Blair
Leo Stratford
Richard Ashby
Roy Lea
Roland Stratford
Gene Richards
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William Werrett
Ned Miller
Jay Farris
Stan Schlndler
Jerry McAffee
Norman Hopkins
John Robertson
Paul Phelps
Bob Chrlstensen
Dick Potts
Clair McKee
Ooyle Shields
BRIGADIERS
The Brigadiers began their traditional
campus activities in 1926. For the past
four years they have captured a prize in
the Homecoming parade, and last year
they earned the intramural sports av/ard.
Members of this fraternity include both
studentbody business managers, the Banyan
Ball chairman, the senior class president,
and the Banyan business manager. Activi-
ties include a "Bowery Brawl" costume
dance, a dinner dance, and a canyon event.
293
Since 1917 when twelve World War I
veterans organized the Goldbrickers, con-
tinuous activity has designated them the
oldest social organization on campus. Many
of today's members are sons of former
Brickers who now look back with pleasure
to happy, purposeful years spent at BYU.
The annual dinner dance, Alumni hiome-
coming Banquet, Brlcker-Tausig Week, and
fabled Bricker hiaven have preserved rich
tradition of clean fellowship cherished by
thousands who have worn Bricker's shields.
Joe Allen
Val Strlngfellow
Ted Baer
Hank Stevens
Ken Perry
Chucic Lomax
Darrell Call
Ray Chrlstensen
Richard Devey
Roy Chrlstensen
John Chrlstensen
Kent Chrlstensen
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Ralph Prusse
Sfeve Seastrand
Malm Perry, President
M. Gene Oveson
Dave Folkman
Norm Ellertson
Don Wadsworth
Fred Dixon
Morris Jackman, Vice President
Hal Dunford
John Taylor
Wes Craig
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Dick Huish
Dave Taylor
Farrell McKinney
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Larry Crandall
Dicic Hawley
Phil Snelgrove, Secreta
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Don Rambling
John McCabe
DeVere Brough
Blaine Cartwright, Secretary Brad Powell
Garth Uibel Roy Barton
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It is evident that the Gamma Taus are
active when a big G T is stomped in the
snow on "Y" mountain, and their annual
"musical workshop" stages a successful hit.
The unit held an Invitational in the City
and County Building, a dinner dance dur-
ing spring quarter, and numerous Exchang-
es with Fidelas, Cesta Tie, and Lambda
Delta Sigma. The "Dig For Duds" costume
dance, an annual affair of the organization
proves equally exciting each year.
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Lee Morgan
Dale Ream
R. C. Urice, President
Wayne Kleinman
Roy Staples
June Harison
Jim Logan
Don Spurrier
Courtney Anderson
Boyd Wheelwright
Reid Fillmore
Ronald Dye
Dale Shumway
DeVon Fife
Fred Adams
Gene Hanson
Marvin Morris
Dennis Ward
Ted Johnson
Ronald Frazier
Rick Sweet
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The Athenian Social Unit, established in
January as a result of the necessity for
more and smaller units, is now active in
Invitationals and Exchanges for its mem-
bers. Boasting principles of honor, integ-
rity, brotherhood, and spirituality, the Ath-
enians are rapidly taking an equal position
with the other units on campus.
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Marion Probert
Jack Davis
Scott Fisher, President
Roger White
John Weber
Mel Smith
Sterling Ellsworth
Bob Clarice
Bob Harper
Kit Tucker, Vice President
Jack Hemmart
Homer Quinten
Serry Turner
Bob Bills
Paul Kochevar
DeRay Eyre
Keith Price
Bob Keysor
Gary Williamson
Kirk Hart
Merle Hawkley
Lloyd McAferty
Louis Hunter
John Ellsworth, Secretary
Bill Schulti
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By helping and believing in others, the
Saxons learn to believe in themselves. This
group, newly organized in January, displays
as their emblem the Falcon Head imposed
on the Saxon Triad and follows this motto
by Tennyson: "My strength is as the
strength of ten because my heart is pure."
The group follows the three-fold virtues
of manliness, honesty, and outspokenness
and presents exchanges, canyon parties,
skating parties, and dinner dances.
Gaylen Cox
Dallin Gardner
Marvin Drake, Vice President
Blaine Webb
Bob Batennan
David Jensen
Glen Wlllianns, Vice President
Kent Hogan
Marion Davidson
Lee Tobler
Leonard Duggar, President
Steve Crofts
Hal Jensen
James Rutter
Neil Jensen, Secretary
Thayle Denny
Dick Wells
Elmo Matthews
Gordon Bischoff
Ross Lloyd
Glenn Pace
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Gridiron hopes were kindled anew by the unexpected suc-
cess of tfte Cougars this season. With consistency not govern-
ing the team's show of power and scoring, the Cats rolled to
a 6-3-1 record, the best in years.
Traveling as usual, proved the biggest opponent to the team
as all three losses were to conference rivals in out-of-town
games.
The role of underdog seemed salt to the wounds of the
Cougar ego; as fans cheered on to new upsets on the gridiron.
Increased attendance and spirited student support indicated
the approval and enthusiasm of Cougar supporters to a re-
juvenated football machine.
In three pre-season tilts at home the Cougars gave
notice of their renewed confidence and grid finesse.
An improved line showed up well and the backs rolled
off long gains against weaker opponents. Idaho State
fell 27-7; Western State crumbled in turn 67-7; and
in the third Hawaii University bowed 20-7.
Robert Hamblin tries for an end run as team-
mates Walt Smit and Mel Nielsen successfully clear
the way.
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SCOREBOARD
Opponent
BYU
Idaho State
7
27
Western State
7
60
Hawaii
7
20
Utah
7
6
Wyoming
20
20
Denver
56
6
Colorado A. & M. 19
21
Utah State
27
28
New Mexico
34
Pepperdine
20
Utah State scores as Gary Pax-
man and Udell Westover try for
an interception.
Left to right: Dave Crowton, Freshmen Coach; Bob Bunker, End Coach;
Chick Attinson, Head Coach; Reed Nilsen, Line Coach.
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The Utah Redskins 6ked out « one point victory
to clinnax a, stirring bitterly fought contest. Cougar
fans left voWIng an often-cried "wait till next year."
In the Cat's best game of the year, they held a
powerful Cowboy crew to a 20-20 deadlock at
Laramie, only to bow humbly §6-6 fd^vDenver a
week later. ,,;,„;«»
Ray Oliverson gets in the clear and heads for a
touchdown.
Robert Hamblin completes another end run. Team-
mate Keith Matthews helps with a block.
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John Paulson
Wayne Bird
Bob Whi+alcer
Dick Toolce
George Bowman
Dewey Brundage
Udell Westover
Bob Flaherty
Lavon Satterfield
Larry Hancock
Darrell Doney
Bob Earp
Roy Boulter
Hal Cunningham
Gary Paxman
Sonny Bray
Tom Burn intercepts a pass — Satterfield watches
■from distance.
Ray Oiiverso'n carries the ball for another first
down.
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The largest homecoming crowd in years thrilled to a polished confident Cat
crew that knocked Colorado A. & M. out of the conference leadership. We ran and
blocked well to outlast the determined Rams 20-19 and to climax a wonderful home-
coming day for thousands of alumni.
Bob Hamblin
Wendell Egbert
Owen Skousen
Bob Karpowitr
Lewis Kochevar
Bob Bills
Keith Matthews
Joe Martinez
Lowell Madsen
Mel Nielson
Marion Probert
Max Tolbert
DeRay Eyre
Jay Ballif
Warren Kimball
Ray Oliverson
Walt Smith
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Bob Karpowitz completes a place icicle
as Gary Paxman holds the pigskin.
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arville as a result of the never-to-be-forgotten
'51 game. Trailing by six points with less than
a minute left in the contest, Satterfield scored
on a quarterback sneak on fourth down to tie
it up and Karpowitz converted to cinch the
victory.
Bob Bills goes down under a
barrage of Aggies while attempt-
ing an end run.
Another touchdown is scored as unidentified player
leaps across goal line.
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With the Cats riding high after two close victories
over the Aggie team, the Lobos upset and blanked us
34-0. To the surprise of all, we dropped Pepperdine 20-0
as Ray Oliverson ran wild and scored all three touch-
downs.
Ray Oliverson attempts an off-
tackle play.
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Gary Paxman, wifh the ball, goes
down under an end run tackle.
YCS
First row, left to right: Drew Shumway, Lynn Fraser,
Terry Smith, Howard Snow, Harry Weenig, DeVerl Peter-
son, Ross McDonald, Lee Stratford, Floyd Meldrum, Bill
Hiatt.
Second row: Bob Fillmore, Norm Slaymalcer, Clinton
Taylor, Henry West, Ray Perry, Max EIridge, Paul Slater,
Bob Stech, Sammy Johnson, John Robinson.
Third row: Bill Nical, Jerry Lindburg, Richard An-
derson, Richard Felt, Richard Heaps, Lament Cosgrove,
Don Whatcott, Don Mower, Gene Richards, Coach Dave
Crowton.
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Harold Christensen drops one in from the
corner as Loren Dunn prepares to follow
through.
Several outstanding pre-season bas-
ketball games were on the schedule for
the BYU Cougars and included a barn-
storming tour of the east and a Sugar
Bowl tourney as well as other non-con-
ference games which were played in
Provo.
On the roster of opponents were such
outstanding teams as St. John's of
Brooklyn, Kentucky, Niagara, Hamline,
and Santa Clara.
The Santa Clara affair came off
while most students had left school for
the holidays. The two-night spree fin-
ished as a double victory for the Y
quintet and completed their list of pre-
season meets. After being dumped
twice by the Cougars, the Santa Clara
Broncos went on to win most of their
regular season games and entered the
western-division finals of the NCAA
tourney where they turned back their
two opponents, including Wyoming and
then entered the final NCAA playoffs
where they were beaten.
Unidentified B. Y. player lays
one up. Joe Richey and Jerry
Romney breathlessly await the
outcome.
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Jerry Romney, Guard
Stan Gleave. Guard
Noil Stevens, Forward
Harold Christensen, Guard Joe Richey, Forward
Van Burgees. Guard Tom Karren, Forward
Lorln Dunn, Center Don Davis, Guard
Boyd Jarman, Center
Leon Heaps, Guard
Sherm Crump, Guard
Nick Matelian, Center
John Taylor, Forward
Dean Larsen, Forward
Coach Stan Watts
SCOREBOARD
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BYU
Opponent
BYU
Opponent
68
Arizona
62
68
Colorado A.&.M 47
62
Hannline
72
59
Denver 53
52
St. Johns
66
72
New Mexico 49
53
Niagara
48
40
Utah State 57
58
Syracuse
63
48
Utah 51
58
Tdedo
57
50
Montana 47
64
Santa Clara
59
69
Utah State 67
66
Santa Clara
61
43
Wyoming 48
64
Kentucky
84
90
New Mexico 61
58
Villa nova
72
75
Colorado A.&M. 65
55
Denver
5!
49
Wyoming 55
80
Montana
56
50
Utah 61
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Joe Richey drives in for a layup. Boyd
Jarman and Harold Christensen stand by
ready +o assist.
Nick Mateljan tips in one of his fannous
follow-ups. Joe Richey and Chris assist.
The Ranis from Fort Collins could not keep pace with the
surging Cats when the two basketball teams met in battle.
Both the Provo contest and the Fort Collins affair finished
with the Rams going down in defeat at the hands of the Y
squad and both clashes were won by sizeable margins. All
games played in the Y fieldhouse were well attended and
the A & M go was no exception. The Rams finished the
season next to the cellar riding New Mexico Lobos.
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Denver's Pioneers had the honor of being the first
Skyline team to face the BYU Cougars in their
new fieldhouse and also went on record as the first
conference loser in the new structure.
Hannpered by the loss of two of their top team
members, the Pioneers failed to come up to pre-season
expectations as they lost more than half of their
games. When they hit the Y court, they put on a good
fast ball game and kept the fans on the edge of their
seats throughout most of the contest. In the last
three minutes, when the Cats went into a stalling act,
the frantic Denverites did everything in their power
to gain control of the ball, but in vain. The Cats won
both Pioneer games. The Pioneers finished their sea-
son in sixth place in the league ahead of Colorado
A. & M. and New Mexico.
Boyd Jarman demonstrates his
bankboard control on this one.
Harold Christensen breaks through to
dunk a jump shot.
Chris looks a bit worried as the Pioneers
close in from all sides.
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Harold Christensen fakes a pass and drives around.
During the week preceding the first
meeting of the Cats and the Aggies
contest, the Cougars found themselves
in a tough position. Most of Coach
Watts lads were suffering from the flu
and several had missed practice for the
whole week. When they took the floor
against the Utah Staters, they were
very obviously not the same team that
had been playing such fast sparkling
ball. Needless to say, the Aggies rolled
over the hapless Cats, but not before
the Y Boys gave fhe game all they had.
When the Farmer contingent visited
the Y fieldhouse, it was a different story
as both teams were out to add another
win to their record. The scoring lead
changed hands frequently, but in the
final frame, the revengeful Cougars
topped the hard-driving Starters and
won the game by a small margin. Utah
State was the only team to win a con-
ference game from the Wyoming Cow-
boys this season and they finished their
season in a tie with BYU for second
place.
Joe Richey racks up two more points with a side jump shot.
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Joe Richey drives through for a quick field goal.
Joe Richey tries for another hook shot.
Joe Richey seems to be bottled up but the show must
go on.
The age-old feud between Utah and BYU found
both schools priming for their two meetings as
though they were getting ready for a national tourn-
ey. Both games came late in the season with the
first contest being played in the Y fieldhouse. From
the opening whistle, the fans saw a fast and exciting
ball game which never lagged or cooled off. Going
into the last quarter, the Cougars were trailing by
quite a margin, but Joe Richey went on a sensa-
tional shooting spree in the waning moments to
bring the Pumas to within three points of the Utes.
That is where the score ended.
The second tilt was the final game of the season
for the Cougar quint. Having lost the race for the
conference crown, the Watts coached boys did not
have their usual spark when they faced the spite-
ful Redmen. Although the Utes copped both ca-
saba duels from the Cats, both games were enter-
taining and pitted two top teams in heated battle.
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With several lettermen returning and
plenty of top talent, Coach Ev Shelton's
Wyoming Cowboy basketball teann was
picked as a top contender for the con-
ference crown and these predictions
proved to be well founded.
The Cougar-Cowboy gannes nnatched
a well-seasoned squad of top ball play-
ers against a crew of young and mostly
untried players of comparable ability.
The Pokes height and experience gave
them an edge in these two contests, but
the Cougars battled with determination
and gave a good account of themselves
on both occasions. Wyoming won the
Skyline title with a record of thirteen
wins and one loss, thereby winning a
berth in the NCAA western-division
playoffs in Corvallis, Oregon.
erry Romney sees tough going
ahead. Harold Christensen and Boyd
Jarman stand by to assist.
Jerry Romney is in the air for another hook shot.
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Jerry Romney has his eye set for the basket on
another jump shot.
Beginning their first sea-
son as a mennber school in
the Skyline Eight conference,
the Montana Grizzlies were
somewhat of a question mark
as to basketball strength when
the season first started.
Coming to Provo for their
first meeting with the Cats, they
put plenty of fight into the con-
test but failed to threaten the
lead held by the Ysters through-
out the entire scramble. After the
season was well underway, the
Grizzlies played several consecu-
tive games on their own court and
walked away with nearly all of them.
The Y game was the exception as the
second game was a duplicate of the
first.
As a result of their last-of-the-sea-
son surge, Montana finished the sea-
son in fifth place behind Utah, Utah
State, BYU and Wyoming.
Nick Mateljan seems to be fenced in for the
moment.
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Left to right: Coach Bob Bunker, Johnny Fought, Rob-
ert Miner, Warren Buoy, Neil Stevens, Morris Peterson,
Bruce Scholer, Stan Collins, Ralph Bonham, Van Burgess,
Dave Evans, Jannes Dodd, Ronnie Kump.
Eddie Kimball
Director of Athletics
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Rod Kimball
Trainer
wrestlini
Inexperienced as a Freshman club, Coach Reed Nllsen s
wrestling feam gained experience through rugged Inter-col-
legiate competition with U. of U., U. of Wyoming, and Colo-
rado State.
Benny Jordan, returned Senior letterman, and Phil Rawlins,
a Junior, ranked high in upper class competition, while the re-
maining Freshman and Sophomore members acquired greater
training and biceps In preparation for next year's matches.
Front row, left to right: Harold Cunningham, Delbert
Otiyer, Mark Hafen, Coach Reed Nllsen. Back row: Arnold
Wilson, Robert Steck. Benny Jordan, Daryl Green, Phil Rollins.
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Of major Interest to B.Y.U. ^^^^nen, especially during spring
and summer quarters, golf ranks h?^:fn Inter-colleglate competition
and promotes professional training tender the direction of Coach
Fred A. Dixon, potential golfers:*^^^ned the basic techniques for
correct timing and precision in t^fs fi|ipular sport favorite.
Coach Fred Dixon.
Golf lovers Bruce Scholer, Robert Minier, Don Davis, Karl Tuck-
er, and Reed Boshard take advantage of the cool and spacious golf
greens. Right: Dick Tooke tries his hand at this popular sport.
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Udell Westover prepares for a
quick run to first.
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With Wayne Bird at bat, Mario
Bowen doesn't exactly play catch
with the pitcher.
1st Row: left to right: Tom Dell'Aria, Owen Skousen, Glendon
Jewkes, Stan Gleave, Gary Johnson, Wayne Bird, Mickie Eggertson,
Bruce Bills, Darrel Crawford, Carl Tucker.
2nd Row: Ray Lish, Charles Mills, Larry Bean, John Whatcott, Steve
Seastrand, Morris Jackman, Paul Belliston, Lavon Satterfield, Don
Griffith.
3rd Row: Udell Westover, Gary Jenkins, Irving Baxter, John Fought,
Milt Snneadley, Lynn Foster, Mario Bowen, Dewey Brundage, and
Coach David M. Crowton.
Sports-nninded baseball fans topped all
previous records with a turnout of over
95 eager B.Y.U. classmen in the stiff final
team try-outs this spring.
A full game schedule was reported by
Coach Crowton as pre-season practice
proved well under way for conference
playoff competition.
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tennis
When the first signs of spring finally arrived,
tennis enthusiasts cleaned the dust and cobwebs
from their racquets, donned shorts and T-shirts,
and set out for vigorous tennis practices. Those
who showed promise of competing in various
inter-collegiate matches devoted extra time to
keeping trim and alert in preparation for ap-
proaching conference meets. B.Y.U.'s conference
team boasted the return of several lettermen,
who, in a friendly spirit of sportsmanship, de-
cided to "bring home the bacon."
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Varsity team, left to right: Paul Salisbury, Lamar
Rawlings, Charles Fromberg, Dick Moody, Judd Flowers,
Dick Boyle, Dean Larsen, Harold Christensen.
Junior varsity team, left to right: Bob Rowe, Richard
Calder, Fred Dixon, Allan Gomez, Stephen Mahoney,
Harold Fox, Grant Stevenson.
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Steady tennis workouts develop aptitude
and basic techniques.
Tennis courts fascinate not
only competing teams, but
also furnish students with a
place to enjoy this sport
favorite.
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Accurate strokes require split-second timing
and a close observation of the ball, as Paul Salis-
bury races across the court to make a swift over-
head volley.
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Pole vaulters: Ridiard White,
Terry Smith, and Bunky Arnold.
Spirits high, sprinters Richard Chipman, Jerry
Cowley, Eran Call, Morgan Thomas, and Richard
Fuenning get set for a timed dash.
Top: Star hurdlers and discus throwers Gary Pax- Bottom: Members of the quarter-mile "440"
man, Tom Burr, Richard Waite, Dean Alger, Darreil club are, front row, left to right: Maeser Broad-
Donney, Gene Taylor, and Bob Keysor, during one head. Reed Langlois, John Wible.
of their "calmer" rest-periods. o, n-.,, ,^,^
Back row: Keid Howes and Gordon Teeples.
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Clarence F. Robison
Head Track Coach
track
Half-mile runners in the "880"
group include Bob Batennan, Gor-
don Flygare, and Paul Ashton.
A late spring prevented an early start on
the quarter's track activities, but run-offs
were conveniently held in the fieldhouse until
warmer days approached.
B.y.U. teanrss participated in exciting in-
vitational and conlerence meets, and were
hosts at a campus high school junior college
meet In April.
Special credit for record-breaking honors
goes to: Ralph Bonham from Pomona for
High Jump; Raymond Brown from Cedar
City for the "440"; Richard Fuenning from
Phoenix, who captured National Junior Col-
lege sprints title; and Louis Chatterly from
Kanab for Pole Vault.
Out for a "photo finish" are tracksters Tom
Burr, Jerry Cowley. Eran Call, etc.
Distance competition form left to right, bottom
row: Pete Witbeck, Wayne Lundell, Phil Cooper,
Thyrele Robertson. Top: Don Adams, Acca Robi-
son, Larry Smith, and Ramon Black.
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Fall Intramurals were heartily welcomed as students participated in a well-planned
program including handball, squash, badminton, volleyball, and baseball. The "Vikes"
started the year off right with a double victory in touch-football and tennis Social
Unit Competition. The Brigadiers were mighty proud of their coveted and well-earned
title; "Social Unit Champs."
In the spring, intramurals included Softball, swimming, track, and tennis, and
once again the social unit champs were out competing for high honors.
Left to right, front row: Howard Gonzales, Gordon Taylor, Bruce Dyer, Ron Salis-
bury, Gary Jenkins.
Back row: Merwin Stewart, John Jeppson, Pat Pomeroy, John Hansen, Don
Murphy, Ross Carter.
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During the winter the sportlight fo-
cused on intramural basketball, and so-
cial unit competition produced results
as the "Y"oming Club edged out a
close victory over the Brigadiers to win
the "basketball intramural champs" title.
Left to right, 1st row: Dan L. Walker, John Tei-
chert. Bob Doerr, Melvin Sawyer, Larry Smith. 2nd
row: Dick Jensen, "Sonny" Davidson, Jack Peter-
son, LaVell Kennington, Jerry Horsley (absent).
ihtYamuYAl VAsketvAU
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Arizona Cougar Queens, an independenf team won
the volleyball championship.
Kay Wood sends one down the alley for the champion team, Fidelas.
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Upper left, Chi chapter of Lambda Delta Sigma versus Nautilus are pictured ,n
one of the many battles that took place in Women's Gym.
Fidelas of the social units and 'The Little Branches," an independent team, took
the championship.
n„„.r rioht Jo«sl Carver and Carmen Bitt.r. played (or Beta Pi.capturad lop
hono"T.h:tLMenn?do.bie,. while Lynn Ba... Val N„n. did th, ,am= ,. «,.
singles.
Bottom, Swimming— Springtime's favorite sport.
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Leona Holbrook
Professor of Physical Education
Cyn+ha Cowan
Faculty Advisor
To try to get every girl attending the University to
participate during the year in some activity through
Social Units or Independents is the purpose of the Wo-
men's Intramurals. To fulfill this aim a tournament is
started each quarter with teams in Social Units and In-
dependents. The participants compete for first place
in Volleyball, Ping Pong, Bowling, Basketball, Badminton,
Softball, Skiing, Swimming, Duck Pins, and Tennis.
Women's Intramural Council below, left to right:
Helen Bushman, Deon Mcintosh, Julie Carver, Ardena
Beck, Emma Gean Hatch, Delora Marble.
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Spring was long in coming, but when
it did come, cries of "Play ball!" and
"Batter up!" were iieard.
Meridee Moyle and Carol Richards,
Fidelas, bat the 'birdie' back and forth
in a quick game of badminton.
Left to right: Helen Bushman, Lois
Rae Myers, Emma Gean hiatch, Marilyn
Morrill, Carmen Bitter.
Joy Ray takes to the courts to try
her hand at tennis.
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has come again. From the isles
of the seas, the prairies, the
mountains, we five thousand young
men and women eagerly come full
of hopes, desires, resolutions. Crisp
mornings and rustling leaves echoed
our excitement as we were caught in the
whirl of events: classes, football. Home-
coming, Preference Ball, assemblies, church.
One of the most wonderful periods of our
lives, autumn of '51.
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Waiting and more wait
ing . . . "Class is closed . .
Weren't we befuddled.
With gusto we began to register. What fun to
greet old friends — nneet new. The bright future
ahead!!
It was a privilege to meet our
President Wilkinson personally. He
now means more to us than the
typical far-away executive.
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Oh lucky froshl Who else can
wear that charming paraphernalia,
serve his fellow men, learn better
the qualities of endurance, pa-
tience, and courage than they.
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Above, Grant Evans' slaves really shine him up.
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Verdict no. 16: "flour, molasses, and egg sham-
poo . . ." Judge Merril Andrus administered with
such dignity.
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Assemblies in the field-
house were very successful.
Freshman displayed falent
galore on their "Command
Performance."
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The Blue and White Keys gave us a laugh treat. Their winsome
lasses Lorna Erickson and Grant Evans stole even prime Bob and
Dick's hearts away.
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President Wilkinson delivered his inaugural address.
the Kresioefitijil itiAUdUYAtkn
A milestone in Y history was reached with the inaug-
uration of the new president. As the gospel extends
throughout the world, the school's destiny will reach
limitless horizons. "The glory of God is intelligence."
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Halloween goblins and cats winked
down on the happy crowd at the Witch-
haven dance.
"The pause that refreshes" — The Aut-
umn Leaf Hike to Maple Flats.
We donned our brightest socks to
hop through a gay evening et the Sock
dance.
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The heartwarming production of Our Town was en-
joyed by record breaking audiences. Stage manager
Spence Palmer, lovers Afton Ash and Ned Hoops, and
the rest of the cast were delightful in their roles as the
homespun villagers.
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;-^i' \Queen-:Ctierle Marcll and her attendants Olene
' Srfltth an^ Marilyn. Norton.
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The coronation by President Wilkinson at the
Flaming Fifties assenfibly.
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The Y's own Colleen Hutchins, Miss America of 1952, returned for the celebra-
tion. After her winning remarks she was presented with a Y blanket and led the parade
to the street dance.
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Inestimable time and talent created the
array of striking floats in the parade. Pictured
are top left to right: Val Hyric, R.O.T.C.,
Gamma Tau, Nautilus, Y.C.-I.K., Blue Key,
Brigadier, Studio Art Guild, and the White
Keys. Clown antics provided laughs.
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Echoing Embers, the dance
thenne for Saturday night was well
selected. It expressed the warmth
of the occasion (due to the huge
crowd) and the dreams of increas-
ing greatness of the Y.
Adding new sparkle and beauty to the Homecoming
was the trio and quartet contest. The Val Norn and
Brickers carried off the trophies after stiff competition
with runners-up, the Worsley sisters, Gamma Taus, and
many others.
a. c. 4ame
What a thrilling affair the Ag-
gie game turned out to be. By
scoring in the last few minutes we
won the right to keep the cher-
ished wagon wheel another year.
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"Fight team, fght!!!" Our enthusiastic cheer leaders, Harold Dunford,
Farrel McKinney, and Dick Moody put their all into stirring up real school spirit.
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Queen Trilby Packard and her attendants, Dawn Baker and
Rogene Ball.
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Don Oscarson's clever assembly starring
Dorothy, the tin woodnnan, pages, and the
other Oz folk displayed much sophomore
talent.
Smiles radiated, gowns flut-
tered, and feet glided in Emerald
Oz at this lovely ball
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Preferred Man, Pat Pomeroy, and runners-up, Gail Saltus
and Reed Benson.
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King Pat reigned supreme on this night of nights
for girls. Other preferred men Don Oscarson,
Darvel Robbins, Mark Money, Monte Hickniooper,
Reed Benson, Howard Gonzales. Kstth Orme, Grant
Evans, Mark Benson, and Gail Saitus are being ad-
mired by the femmes.
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Armoured knights guarded the great
court halls at the Medieval Mist ball.
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blithe shirit
Amusing complications and delighHul comedy graced
our College Hall stage as the Blithe Spirit returned to
this sphere to tease her mortal husband who had too
quickly taken another wife.
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The second annual Christmas Benefit Drive
succeeded under the capable leadership of
Bob Ensiqn, Afton Ash, and Don van Slooten,
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The annual Delta Phi sponsored Mistletoe Frolic heralded in the
yuletide season and the close of fall quarter. Silver bells and naistle-
toe hung from graceful pine boughs. Merriment prevailed!
mistUtae frdu
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Mfinteir
snows transfofmed the campus into a beautiful white
world. Life became more confined. We tried to buc-
le down to studies, visiting the library often. We
took advantage of the weather: skiing, skating,
toboganning, snowballing. Though spring grew
further and further away. Evenings brought
the Snow Carnival Dance, the Banyan Ball,
the Junior Prom.
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The "year of the big snow" brought us a painful reminder that it
was really winter quarter.
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Frequent spills and tumbles were among the special activities
of the season.
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The Heber J. Grant Library houses all types of higher
learning. Typical academic pursuits are shown above.
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Rules of campus etiquette were ably
demonstrated by Darcy Clawson, Mark
Benson, and Jack Clawson.
Bookworm browsing through the book
store's collection.
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Happy smiles of Tommy Thomas prove that
the way to a man's heart is through his stom-
ach.
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Srow Queen Doris Rasbami and her altendants Pat Steimle and
Dixie RobJmon,
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The campus was transformed into a Snow White fairyland by the artistic members
of many organizations. Pictured are above left to right: Gamma Phi, Tausig, Studio
Art Guild, Briclcers (center), Idaho Club, L.D.S. Upsilon, winner. Then "the rains came."
361
Winter enthusiasts revelled in the beauties of the out-of-doors at the A. M.S.
sponsored Snow Carnival as music and merriment shared time with jumping, salom,
and downhill at Timp Haven.
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entertAmni Assemblies
Music, dance, sharp dialogue or "corn" have been presented on +he Thursday
.orning studentbody assemblies. The Brickers, (above), Val Norns (left), and Nautdus
(right) social units were among the organizations presenting programs.
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Madness ran rampant in fhe clever skits presented
at the gayest pep rally of the season, "Roaring
at the Rally," which preceded the A.C. game.
hcK YOrllli shArkU
"Arms, legs, people!" The Universe scramble after the assemblies.
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oevdijfiAls
Hearing inspired men of God and national leaders each week is
one of the greatest opportunities students have at the Y. Elder
Kinnball delivered a beautiful talk on eternal marriage.
Students formed a constant stream threading
toward the fieldhouse preceding the assembly.
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Burnett Ferguson charmed College Hall audiences as
haw's "Devil's Disciple, a play satirizing English aristoc-
acy.
Right — Comedy again visited the B.Y.U. stage in Nor-
man Krasna's "John Loves Mary," a complicated farce
taking place during World War II.
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tl)e little minister
James Barrie's "Little Minister" held audi
ences spellbound as Geneva Call and Gai
Sal+us portray the village witch and her suitor
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and Carol Beckstrand.
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Scenes from Puccini's La Boheme bring back memories such as the lingering
melody of the love duet sung by Mimi and Rudolph, the delightful strains of the
Musetta Waltz, or the gay comedy of Marcel. It is the story of four Bohemian com-
rades, their striving for recognition, their gaiety, their loves and sorrows. The all-
student production directed by Newell B. Weight combined a wide range of talent
to create an excellent, harmonious whole.
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Strains of Vennese waltzes echoed from the Provo Stake
House as Stewart Grow and his orchestra played the dreamy
melodies of "Old Vienna." Dick Huish capable chairmanned
the group of junior class committee members.
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Typical of the leap year season, the A.W.S. pre-
sented Its Girls' Day dance and vaudeville show
using the theme "Dogpatch Days." O.S. Trovata
won the coveted award.
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Spring brought a new vivid appreciation for
campus life as the last snowflake made its de-
parture. Spring activities enlivened our
association, and the campus took on a
new glow of life as more plans for fun
were made. Nature glorified flowers
and trees in blossoming splendor,
and thoughts of love were re-
captured as sunnier days told
us "Spring is here at last!"
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An annual spring event, the Viking
Circus Assembly literally "brought
down the house" as side-splitting laugh-
ter and cheers reigned , supreme.
Never a dull moment as each riotous
J- succeeded the first, and students
lied in the aisles with laughter. (Well,
Imost!)
Theta Alpha Phi captured assembly
honors with its magnificent, dramatic,
and highly emotional presentation en-
titled "Pure as the Driven Snow" or
"She Didn't Get the Drift."
"Snow baths are quite common here
at the 'Y'," explains Maughan Mason
to Betty Ann Green in this romantic
close-up.
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Belle of the Y Geneva Call and her attendants left to right:
Ruth Christiansen, Lucille Rowe, Myrle Snriith, and Shirley Gigliotti
(not shown).
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A gentle sun-blown caress, a breath of
nature's own hypnotic perfume, a calm feel-
ing of blissful contentment, and we suddenly
found ourselves cloaked in that delightfu
disease called "Spring Fever."
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Despite the few students who tripped on their beards along the wayside, a
majority of the male studentbody reached the 'Y' in time to improve its general
appearance.
'Y'-Day yard-birds, co-eds sported their denims in a campus-cleaning fashion
show while their campus brothers whitened the 'Y.'
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Norman Gulbrandsen. Director ^
SOPRANOS — Lou Jean Anderson. Geraldine Asplund, Donna Brown, Marilyn Brown. Dorothy Doyle. Eleanor
forestl. Colette Green, Theresa Hadloclc. Leona Hawltes, Shirley Johnson, Mary Larsen, Evelyn Larson. Lou
Rita Mattice. Kate McGuire, Robert Meline, Estelle June Moe. Deon Nielsen. Wanda Parks, Marilyn Petersen,
Derilys Rowe, Lucille Rowe. Charlene Van Wagener. Ruth Lewis.
ALTOS — Marthalene Anderson. Rosalie Arave, Leota Baird, Maurine Boren, Verena Lou Erickson. Carmen Ford.
Edna Green, La Van Henlnger, Louise Nixon. Annette Howard. Le Isle Jarman. Nancy Latham, Ellen Lindsay.
Donna Nelson. Wilma Olsen, Doris Rasband, Beverly Robinson. Mary Lou Schelff. Joyce Sllfast. Irene Soder-
quist, Phyllis Stokes, Doris Tayler.
TENORS — Forrest R. Allred, Hardy Bean, Bob Carter, Paul S. Carter, Wlnslow Christiansen, Burk Clegg, David
Dredge, Jess Ediefsen, Don Gottfredson. Alvln Lisenbee, Don Marier, Carl Oliver, Don Ripp linger, Clark
Roberts, Edwin Seely.
BASSES — Mark Angus, Richard Billings. Lynn H. Davis, Dean L. Freeman, Darwin Heyrend, Ted Hunter, Van
Liljenquist, Alvin Morgan, Ray Pierotti, Jorth A. Richardson. Bruce R. Riddle. Howard Ruff, Fred Sanders,
. Burton Stanley, John Thompson, Robert Thompson, Dick Wells, Marvin Pullan.
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SOPRANOS — Joyce Allred, Mary Joan Bayles. Alice Brady, Thora Belle Brown, Jolene Bryner,
Joyce Oustin, Barbara Chadwick. Julene J. Firth. Oelores Harris, Florence Ipsen, Sue John-
son, Rosalind M. Luke. Louise Marsden. Marilyn Oakey. Bettie Jane McGuire. Ruth Olson.
Evelyn Russell, Carol Smith. Naomi Terry. EIna B. Watts.
ALTOS — Marilyn T. Bailey. Colleen Christensen. Ruth Christiansen. Carol Clark. Carol Jean
Clark. Audrey Dotson. Lorna Erickson. Marilyn Ferrin. Janet Gordon. Betty Hayes. Anna
Julia Hoyt. Beryl Jensen. Reta Maughn. Arleen Moyes. Marilyn Roundy. Marlene Oakey.
Janese Tanner. Marian Tebbs. LaVonne Thomander. Dorothy Thompson. Sylvia Tyler. Linda
Worsley.
TENORS — Gene Campbell. Ronald G. Carter. Harold G. Cornell. Brandt B. Curtis. Carlyle
H. Decker, Jay R. Fowles. Harold G. Dunford, Robert M. Francis. Phil C. Huffaker, Melvin
P. Mabey. Farrell McKinney. Kent E. Prestwich. B. LaMar Williams.
BASSES — Robert L. Brown. Virgil H. Camp. Gene Hansen. Karl G. Hutchinson. Robert B.
Chambers. DeVon Fife. Ronald Frazier, Fred L. Garrett. Larry McAllister. Vernon J. Miller.
Robert W. Peterson. Lyneer C. Smith, Ardean W. Watts. Don Watts. Burton Winters.
Howard Putnam. Graduate Assistant. Lyneer C. Smith.
Newell B. Weight, Director
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uhivcYsitti mixeo cht^YUS
Marilyn Ward, Virginia Wlscombe, Mae Wilson, Joyce Meyers. Bonnie Black. Marlene Giles. Zelda Kohler. Wayne
KIcinman. Lee R. Broderlck. Sterling Umphenour, Halvan Jones. Harold Clark. Reed Dahle, Bill Brown. Valton E.
Jackson, Richard M. Crandalt, Eugene D. Tenney. Sonny Bray, Robert A. Scalf, Lisle Russon. Fred Chase. Daniel
Decker. Joy Davis. Emily Timothy, Gloria Belle Russell. Mary Lee Peterson. Karen Diane Butters, Janice Wilson,
Carolyn Jensen, Naomi Gilbert. Beverly Hardner. Leola May. Oarleen Greenland, Beverly Nobbs, Marilyn Wlberg.
Lucille Jorgenson, Eunice Raymond. Margaret Lewis, Eileen Viles, Weston Edwards, Stanford Sorensen. Dale Farrer.
Gordon Thayne. Partridge Richan, Allen Pixley, Jack Wig noil, Calvin Monson. David Freestone, Ronald NIelson,
Carlton T. Sumsion, Norman D. Smith, OeMar Rust. Ross McDonald. Irene Atkinson, Donna Stevenson. Fern Tovey,
Florence Stocks, Elaine Dalby, Jeanle Parmenter. Phyllis Stokes, Wilda Whitehead, Ella Lechtenberg, Lou Ann
Peterson, Alice Welbourne, Melva Rene Woodard, Jan Bingham. Shirlee A. Betts, Nedra Knight, Doris Peterson.
Lei Knapp. Karl C. Boss, James Bucroft, L. Nell Loveridge, Pete Horlacker. Eugene Terry, James Turner. Keith J.
Allen. Joe Bates. Hal Visick, Kenneth Hawkins, Keith Worthington. Bill Austin, Eldon W. Bates, William Chesley.
Donna Nate. Margene Nielsen. Karma Stephensen, Beth Harding, Jean Maycock, Geralee Swan. Lucille Hulme,
Mary Mitchell, Krista Nelson, Darlene Garrett, Lorraine Montierth, Charlotte Mullen. Lois Knaphus. Virginia Tyler,
Louis© Erickson, Joan Massey, Jane Cahoon. Patricia Chandler, Joan Grover, Shirley M. Johnson, Helen Jeanne
Jones, Cal Pratt, Don Oscarson, J. Nell Bird, Bill Brebner. Klint Miller, Don L. Johnson. Ned Greenwood, Elton
King. Bruce Soelberg, Nell Miller. Phil Smith. W. Dean RIgby, Sherman Johansen, Neil Bingham, Bryant W. Robin-
son. Yvonne Young, Janice Young, Betty Mills, Thora May. Loma Nellson, Genillo Orr. Marvel Battad, Martha
K. Mau, Sharon Parkinson, Barbara Bost, Reita Walker, Colleen Stock. Ann Rowly, Margaret Rich. Jillynn Wintch.
Jerrolynn Lewis. Venna Croft. Joan Keetch, Marilyn Sharp, Charlene Tueller. Pat Capps. Gladys Tippetts. Nancy
McCarty Sumsion, Dorothy Bartels, Muriel Allred, Kathryn Cooley, Lurlyn Preston. Kathleen Phillips. Maxine
McLaughlin, Sherrle Hansen, Vernalee Johnson, Lorna Livingston, Helen Sutton, Peggy Call, Maridee Moyle,
Gayle Christensen, Karol June Payne. SalUe Duncan. Patsy Pace, Darlene R. Carroll. Joan Davis, Karen Yearsley.
Opal Jean Thomas, Helen R. George, Erma Clark, Carolyn Cox, Anita Cox, Joy Cluff, Barbara Preston, Pat Prior.
Jackie Spangler, Marilyn Moody, Bertha Young, Maxine Niederhauser, Marilyn Davis. Sarah Moser, Coralle Neal.
LaRee Sanders, Louise Crandall, Lael McKell, Norma Barton, Diane Thompson, Juanna Monroe, Donna Kizerian,
Diane Slater, Helen Ruth Archibald, Marlene King, Mlmmie Shertzer, Dona Berg. Maleen Rlchey, Donna Lee Lunt,
Doretta Wheeler, Mary Pat Langlols, Afton Passey, Katherlne Barnes, Ruth Klelnman. LaNell. Ooane. Margie
Abraham, Nancy Bowers. Sharlene Thomson, Beverly Smith, Arlene Fernley, Dorothy Nelson. JoAnn Pew, Qmma
Lee Brady, Helen Carter, Evelyn Matson, Josephine Brighton, Marilyn Davis, Ruth Butler. Kathleen Redd, Marva
Luo Fluckigcr, Doreen Olsen. Carol Anderson, Joyce Manwarlng. Mary Kae Jackson, Beth Winkler, Colleen Hearne,
Elinor McAdam, Velma Tlelenburg. Mary Cook, Carol Obert, Audrey Earnshaw, Sharon Brittaln, Glenna Mitchell.
Mary Ludlow, Nadine Carter, Lola Greene. Arlene Love, Vivian Norln. Janice Mendenhall, Mariorle Allen, Janet
Roscniof, Ruth Rosenberg, Irene Rich, Bertha Droubay. Nalda Black. Enid Critchfield, Shirley Calder, Carolyn
Edwards, Joe Calder, Janet Tanner, Royal Duane Jensen. JoAnn Black, Eileen Schipper. Helen Summers. Janet
Kelsey, John D. Allen, Myrlee Smith,
Crawford Gates, Director
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FLUTES
Mary Jane Groberg
Ted Wight
PICCOLO
Laura Dial
ENGLISH HORN
Blaine Ediefson
OBOES
Ilia Mae Cook
Henry Todd
FRENCH HORNS
Niel Pace
Karl Furr
Cornelia Haftcock
Richard Battou
Hal Hancock
CLARINETS
Leon Honey
Jerry Long
BASS CLARINET
Donald Spurrier
BASSOONS
Glenn Willi«rns
Lucille Crow^^her
TRUMPETS
L. D. Mangftlson
Garth Oixon
Annie Joy Pinegar
TROMBONES
Bructt Rfddie
Norman EUertson
Normsn Hunt
TUBA
Martin Baker
FIRST VIOLINS
Jean Slack
Sue Nelson
Colleen Knight
Helen Jeanne Jones
Dorothy Clark
Donne Mae Feulner
Marilyn Walsh
Helen Salerno
Mercia Stringham
Joanne Stringham
Donna Green
Gale Hansen
Joanne Morris
Connie Robinson
Gerald Fish
Joan Davis
Nodifte Monson
Dorene Peterson
SECOND VIOLINS
Dixie Robinson
Julia Groberg
Mira Flake
Patsy Pace
Ronald Schuttz
Elaine Jessee
Wanda Hulet
Jean Harris
Pat Green
Laura Schenk
Janet Tanner
Dixie Almond
Elaine Ranker
Karen Wright
Joan Olmstead
VIOLAS
Gordon Chllds
Harold Laycock
Karl Allred
Blaine Fetscher
Clifford Voigt
Anna Julia Hoyt
Roger Sorenson
Loran Stephenson
CELLOS
Verda Stubbs
Evelyn Hilgendorff
Cherie Marcil
Clark Welsford
Bonnie Barrett
Anne Kemmermeycr
Stephen Clark
Lois Tucker
DOUBLE BASSES
Ardean Watts
Bob Pritchett
Alice Erickson
Archie Johnson
Rowan Taylor
Anita Berge
HARP
Louise Pratt
TIMPANI
Barbara Hughes
PERCUSSION
Don Page
Gordon Lee
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FLUTES
Ted Wight
Laura Dial
Mary Lohee Stephenson
Lora Lee Marshall
Virginia Allen
Norman J. Hunt, Conductor
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Donatd £> Toomtty
Jim LaytOA*"^
Jim Hazard
Cla ron Win.5"
Jerry Tume
Ronftld T)f irvj
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Ov.3,fte Bfl.lt
BASSOONS
foiig Oo-ttffftdion
SA'OPHONB
Pat BacrnaflV:;:
^C#iella L Hancock
Neit Pace
Anniit' J6y. Pinegar
Hfillie Borgeson
Garth Dixon
Ronald Griggs
L. Dee Mangleson
J. Von Atkinson
Kave Burton
Velda Brown
FLUGELHORN
C. Leavitt Grover
John Allen
BARITONES
Stanley Roy Thurber
Ray R. Olsen
TROMBONES
Bruce K. Riddle
Lenn M. Shumway
Rulon Guymon
Raymond M. Colovich
Norman Ellertson
Roy L. Olsen
Dee Carter
STRING BASS
Alice Erickson
Glenn Horsepool
TUBAS
Marilin Baker
Eugene Nye
Cherry Niel Beauregard
TYMPANI
Don Page
PERCUSSION
Richard L. Melbos
Leta E. Atkinson
Barbara Hughes
Kenneth Martin
Marvin Drake
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Spencer Palmer, Editor Jolene Bryner, Assistant Editor
Thomas E. Cheney, Advisor
A new pinnacle was reached in quality and general student interest value
in the 1952 spring edition of the Y's literary-art magazine, Wye. Its increased
beauty and appeal will encourage awareness of campus culture and the desire
to create.
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First row, left to right: Byron Gassman, Mary Jane
Groberg, Thomas E. Cheney, Jolene Bryner, Spencer
Palmer, Alden Curtis. Second row: Mary Ann Carter,
Andrew Douglass, Janice Thorne, Val Francom, Vera
Willis, Susan Ream, Geraldine Asplund, Marian Wilkinson.
385
Barbara Josie, Co-Editor
Ron Otteson, Co-Editor
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Jacquie Campbell, Women's Sports
Sally Madsen, Sophomores
Lynn Thacker, Freshmen
Robert Carter. Administration
Mary Ann Carter, Copy
Loretta Clark, Women's Social Units
386
Gill Hilton, Associate Editor
Ted Money, Business Manager
Grant Hulet. Art Editor
The 1952 Banyan staff welcomed the opportunity of recording the faculty,
studentbody and campus activities of this year. The goal was achieved through
calm, efficient leadership and the diligent efforts of sub-editors and workers.
May this book's readers enjoy it through the years.
Coleen Christensen, Honoraries Jean Harris, Geographicals Lucille Rowe, Men's Social Units
Keith Smith, Photographer Carolyn Edwards. Activities Annette Wood, Seniors Kathy Latimer, Juniors
387
Banyan salesmen, left to right: Ariene Reem, Emma
Gean Hatch, Barbara Preston, Madelyn Wooten, Pat
Anderson, Jackie Hansen. Margene Nielsen, Helen Swan.
Renee Jones
Religion Editor
Larry Whetten
Sales Manager
Mary Beth Salmond
Typing Director
Gail Farrar
Personalities Editor
Marilyn Miller
Ass't Business Manager
Helen Summers
Index Editor
Helen Jolly
Freshman Editor
Barry Thompson
Sports Editor
388
Banyan salesmen, left to right:
Mary Ann Carter, Vera Willes, Joe
Rowberry, Deah Tonks, Joy Cluff,
Carolyn Cox.
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Banyan workers:
MyrI Smith and Mauree Earl
banyan workers, left to
right: Vera Willes, Neil Jen-
sen, Marian Wilkinson.
Left to right: Janet
■i Willis, Betty Hayes. Mary
Lind Irons, Mary Beth Sal-
mond, Claudette Ericksen.
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Reid Fillmore, Editor-in-Chief
Lu Markham
Thursday Editor
Ted Johnson
Associate Sports Editor
Betty Ann Green
Tuesday Editor
Mary Ann Carter
Exchange Editor
Camllle Johnson
Associate Editor
Earl McBride
Feature Editor
Ralph Jack
Managing Editor
Dan Clay
Sports Editor
390
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As the Y's enrollment grows, it becomes increasingly difficult to
keep the studentbody Informed of caiiipus going-on's. Under cap-
able Reid Fillmore's guidance, the Universe served as an informer,
a source of entertainment, and an outlet for opinion airing. The
Tuesday and Thursday editors have become a very important part
of each student's life.
Keith Larsen
Business Manager
Joyce Whitely Don Van Slooten
Office Manager Assistant Business Mgr.
universe
Universe Reporters: First row, left to right: Geral-
dine Asplund, Ann Stanford, Karen Alleman, Colette
Green, Jack Nelson, Alice Jean Udall, Mary Jane Gro-
berg, Lois Browning, Vera Willes. Second row: Anne
Boucher, Marlene King, Margaret Rankers, Claudette
Erickson, Mary Ann Carter, Rayna Gae Pace. Third
row: Maughan Mason, Ralph Jeppson, Dorothy Bar-
teis, Minnie Shertzer, Jack Turner, Jack Davis, Reed
Langlois.
Jacquie Campbell
Society Editor
Annette Wood
Rewrite Editor
Jack Monson, Jim Bfimhall
Photographers
391
"On the air," left to right: Jackie Knowlen,
Mitz Hoki, lona Green, Karma Collett, Jerry
Grahan
Morris Hickman at the controls — "KBYU
on the air" is a must for campus radio
listeners. The latest in drama, news and
music is compiled and presented in in-
teresting daily programs by local stu-
dent talent.
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First row, left to right: Don Weatherman,
Russel Perry, Krista Nelson, Karma Collett, Jerry
Graham. Second row: Midge Jackson, Carolyn
Langford, Dawn Riggs, Jacqueline Knowlen,
Mary Jane Groberg. Third row; Mitz Hoki, Dave
Groesbeck, Morris Hickman, lona Green, Connie
Bartlett, Brad Powell, Allan Jackson. Fourth row:
Stan Porter, Ralph Jarvis, Craig Solomon, Sherrol
Felt, Carl Davis, Owen Rich, Faculty Adviser.
392
ACU
— A—
Acree. Thomas M. — 23A
Allen, Mark Knight— 31
Allman. Verl Phillips— 31
Andrus. J. Roman — 31
Anderson. Homer P. — 236
Arrington. Norma Rae — 31
Atkinson. Charles L.— 31. 319
Ashton. Clarence — 31
Bailey. Myrtle W.— 31
Ballif. Ariel S.— 54, 32
Ballou. Richard— 33. 235
Barnett. 0«en L. — 45
Barlow. Irene S.— 32
Bateman. J. LaVar — 32
Bauer, Edith B.— 45. 32
Beck. D. Elden— 32
Beck Jay V.— 33
Beckham. Raymond E. — 31
Benson. Ezra Taft — 25
Beinap. Btyan — 32
Berrett. Wm. E.— 52. 31
Berry. June E.— 32
Billings. May— 32
BisselT. Harold J.— 32
BItler, C. Eldon— 32
Boel. Joseph M.— 32
Booth. Lillian C— 32
Bosse Amos L. — 236
Bos. Jacob — 31
Bourne. John Dr. — 31
Bowen. Albert E.— 25
Boyle. Clarence S.— 32
Boyle William H.— 32
Brallsford. Robert E.— 32
Braithwaite. Royden — 34
Britsch. Ralph A.— 31
Broadbent, H. Smith— 32
Bryner. Loren C— 32
Buffert. Sustav F.— 32
Bullock. Kenneth C— 32
Bunker. Robert E.— 32, 319. 318
Bunnell. Edward L. — 31
Burmingham. Olive K. — 32
Burton, Alma P. — 52. 31
Butterworth. Edwin — 31
Burton. William H.— 234
Buttle, Faye— 32
Butt. Newbern I.— 32
Caine. Julia A, — 33
Candland, Dorothy N. — 33
Canning, Ray R. — 33
Carr, Duane S. — 236
Carr. William C— 33
Cheney, Thomas E.— 34. 385
Christensen. Lillian A. — 33
Christensen. Earl M. — 33
Christensen. Elayne — 33
Christensen. Parley A. — 33
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Clark, Bruce B.— 33
Clark. Harold Glen— 53. 33
Clark. Herald R.— 33
Clark. James R.— 33
Clark. J. Reuben— 33
Clark. Monroe H.— 33
Clark. Reola— 33
Cowan. Cyntha Ann — 33
Cowley, Matthew— 25
Crandall, Lars S.— 33
Crolt, Evan M.— 33
Crowton. Oavid M. — 33. 309
Cummings. Benjamin — 33
Culpepper. Warren H. — 236
Dallin. Leon— 34
Davidson, Bertha B. — 34
Dean. C. Edwin — 34
DeJong, Gerrit Jr.— 246. 47. 34
DeLong. Clair L.— 236
Dixon. Fred W._322
Doxey, Roy W. — 34
Dunn, Norman — 34
Durrant. Helen— 34
Eastmond. E. John — 34
Edwards. William F.— 40. 34
Evans. Lucille Sandberg— 34
— F—
Farnsworth Raymond B. — 34
Ferguson. Burnett B. — 34
Fisher, Flora D. — 34
Fitiroy. George W.— 246
Fuersfner. Carl — 34
Gamett, LaVell C— 34
Gardner^ John Hale — 34
Gates. Crawford — 34
Geertsen. O, Norman — 34
Gibby, Neal— 34
Gibson, M. Carl— 34
Gledhill. Preston— 34
Goates. J. Rex— 34
Grow. Stewart L. — 34
Gunn, Richard L. — 34
Gulbrandsen. Norman — 34
— H—
Hales. Wayne B.— 35. 209
Hamblln. Lawson O. — 35
Hamblln. Verona B. — 34
Hammond May C. — 34
Hancock. Morek D. — 236
Hansen. George H.— 4B. 35
Hansen. Wm. F.— 35
Harmon, Rondo S. — 34
Harrison. Bertrand F. — 34
Hart. Anna Boss — 45. 34
Hart, Charles J.— 35
Hayes. John E. — 34
Haymore. Franklin R. — 34
Hayward. C. Lynn — 35
Holbrook. Leona — 35
Hoyt, Harrison V.— 35
Howe. Eliot C— 35
Hunt, Norman J. — 35
Hyatt, Edmond Preston — 34
Jackson. Orrin H. — 35
Jacobs, Brlant S. — 35
Jakeman M. Wells— 35
Jensen, Cannon Lavoir — 35
Jensen. Christen — 27
Jensen. Vern Harmon — 35
Jenson. Edgar M. — 35
Jex. James Lorin — 35
Jones. John F. — 35
Jorgensen, Eleanor — 35
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Keeler. Joseph Jensen — 246. 35
Kimball. Edwin R.— 35, 318
Kimball. Rodney— 35. 318
Kimball. Spencer W.— 25
Knight. Hattie M.— 35
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LaRoe, Dr.— 354, 33B
Larsen. B. F.— 35
Larsen. Clinton F. — 35
Law. Rueben D. — 44. 35
Laycock, Harold R.— 35
Lee. Harold W.— 35
Lee, Harold B.— 25
Lee. WiHord D.— 35
Liechty Reinwald W.— 35
Lewis. George L. — 35
Lloyd, Wesley P.— 27
— M—
McKay. David O.— 354. 338. 24
McAllister. John Wells— 36
McKnight. Kent H.— 36
McTague. Betty Houston — 36
Madsen. Brighem D. — 35
Madsen. Farrell D.— 36
Madsen. Florence J. — 35
Madsen. Franklin — 36
Marshall, Milton — 36
Martin. Ruth— 36
Martin. Wbilla, Eunice iMildred-l 19 230
Bramwell, Joyce Ann— 145, 252. 281
Brandley. Patricia- 120. 234
6 rait. Ros! Lee— 120
Bray, Sonny— 232, 305
Bray, Lawrence Hall — 145
Bray Gordon L. — 1 18
Bready, Robert— 94
Bridges, Leland Stanford — 145
Brlggs Lester Charles — 77
Bright, Barry H.— 149
Brimley, Alma Blaine— 145, 256, 237
Brim, Willis LaVern— 120
Brimhall,JamesW— 120, 321,391
Brimhall, Norman M. — 77
Bringhurst, Fred Ralston— 145
Bringhurst. Lorna — 77
Brinqhurst, Luzon — 258
Br'nton, J. Emerson — 77
Broad, Marilyn K.— 226. 232
Broadbent, Smith— 212
Broadhead. Slirlinq S.— 77
Brockbank. Dean W.— 71
Brockbank Joyce— 1 19. 270
Brockbank, Vaughn N.— 145
Broderick, Clayton Don— 149
Broderlck, Lee R — 25'
Brooks, Joyce E.— 96. 278
Brooks. Rita— 234
Brooks. Winton Earl— 77. 234
Brooksby, Wayne J.— 149
Brough, Bob— 244
Brough, Martha Bernece— 149
Brough. Randal DeVere— 94. 286
Brower. Dale LeRoy — 145
Brown. Adle — 236
Brown AdrienneRuth-H9, 281
Browne, Agnes Genevieve— 149, 238
Brown. Aaron Saul — 96
Brown, Barbara — 149
Brown. Beverly— 149. 259
Brown. 8111—149
Brown. Boyd Lewis— 145
Brown. Clyde E— 77
Brown, Daniel W— 77. 2«)
Brown. Darlene 6.- 145. 251
Brown, Don — 250
Brown. Donna Mae — 149
Brown, Elbert Earl— 96
Brown. Elva— 96. 215
Brown. Gerald Mirth— 149
Brown, Ina LaVon — 77.267
Brown. Jean — 1 19
§;r:K^M«^l'l9,253.199 237
Brown. Margie Mane — 149. 237
Brown, Kent Louis— 119
Brown, Marilyn — 149
Brown. Ned— 290
Brown. Nora Mae — 149
Brown, Patricia Louise— 119, 265
Brown. Raymon Halton— 119
Brown, Robert Lynn — 94
Brown, Roma Jean — 96
Brown, Ronald — 149
Brown. Thora Belle — 94
Brown. Velda— 237
Brown. Wllllam—71, 212
Browning, Lois — 391
, 2l6Bruce. Wallace— 254
Brundage, Jean Dewey- 321, 286. 305
Brunt. Therese Annette— 275
Brush. Barbara Dean — 1 18, 236
Bryner. Oren — 212
Bryner. Jolene— 77. 385
Bryson, Robert Allen— 140
Buccamboso, John — 95
Buchanan, Phil— 120
Buchanan. Richard M. — 120
Buchanan. Sharon Raye — 149
Buchanan, Hayle— 72. 208
Buckley, Jayne— 120
Buckner, Eugene T— 96
Buckner, Glen T.— 223
39BuckwaIter, Barbara — 149
Budge Barbara Joan — 76
Budge. Merrill S.— 70
Buhler. Donna — 1 19
Bullach, Jane — 224
Bullock, B. Jone— 118. 270
Bullock, Gerald A.— 149-234
Bullock, Glenda— 149
Bullock. Georgia Lea — 145
Bullock. Norma Dean— 279
Bunker Darleen Ann — 119
Bunker. Douglas R— 96. 192. 58
Bunker. Edward M.— 145
Bunker, Reed C— 119
Buoy Warron — 318
Burch, Richard— 149
Burdick, Patsy Renee— 97
Burge, Donna — 97
Burgess", Beverly — 145
Burgess Van Edward— 149, 311, 318
Burgi, Diane — 97. 269
Burke. Mont Leroy— 149. 237
Burnham. Lewis E.— 119. 224
Burnham, Rulon Rex— 149
Burningham, Kenneth A — 77
Burns, Barbara E.— 145. 201
Burr. Lynn E— 70
Burr, Rita C— 97
Burr. Tom— 305
Burrup. Man S.— 97
Bully, Ray— 223
Burt, James Robert— 149
Burlenshaw, Robert John — 149
Burton, Howard E — 149
Burton, Leah— 119
Burton. McKay Call— 76
Burton, Mlllicent— 96
Burton, Miriam — 1 19
Bush Alfred LeVern— 145, 225
Bushman, Anna Eliia- 76. 230. 253, 272
Bushman. Frances— 119, 237. 256
Carr. Norman Victor — 121
Carron. Stuart— 288
Carroll. Kay F.— 151
Carroll Robert Douglass— 120
Carrulhers. Nell Harold— 77
Carter, Dee— 152. 234
Carter. Dell— 225
Carter Carlene Lee— 200. 280
Carter. Don Clyde— 122
Carter, George Ross — 122
Carter. John D.— 152
Carter. Paul— 152
Carter. Lynne — 152
Carter. Mary Anne— 152, 253, 221, 389, 39
390, 385, 386
Carter, Nadlne Beth- 152
Carter. Robert Clyde— 122, 364
Carter, Ronald Gary — 238
Carter. Ross— 289. 324
Carter. Wesley Ernest — 152
Garywright, Blaine Donald — 152, 312
Carver, Dale R.— 122. 197
Carver. Julia— 77. 330
Case. Deane- 120
Case. George Kyn — 152
Case, Peggy Ann — 97
Castagno, Loraine — 152
Caller Ronald Norman— 152, 212
Chadwick, Barbara— 97. 253. 21
Chadwick. JoAnn Culmer— 152. 200
Chamerlain, Eileen Francis — 152
Chambers, Robert B.— 58, 41. 238
Chandler, Donald P.— 122
Chandler. Patricia Louise — 152
Changelo. Anthony Joseph — 77
Chappell, Robert Owen — 152
Chappelle, Marie Irene— 121
Chase, Fred Dunn— 245
Chase. Gwen— 120. 236, 274
Chatlerley, Louis Joseph— 152
Chesley, William L.— 152, 286
Childs, Gordon Bliss- 71
Chlng, Henry Punt— 96
Chipman, Janice Merle — 152
Chipman, Richard Elijah — 153
Choules, Lou Jean W— 153
Christensen. Carol — 201
Christensen. Bob— 96. 293
Christensen, Carol— 153, 258. 274
Christensen. Carol Ann— 96
Bushman. Frances— 119, 23/. 256 i;"' "="""'• ^°i ci mi ?AB «7
Bushman:Helcn—ll9. 249, 251,331.330 Christensen. Coleen-153, 194, 268, 387
276Bushman, Nephl— 97
Bussing, Naomi— 149, 281
Buller, Blaine S — 203
Butler, Harry- 77
Butler Merle Jean— 149
Butler. Ruth— 145
Butters. Karen Diane— 149. 281
Bybee. Keith Dart— 149
Bytendorp, Ralph 5.— 119
Cahoon. Carol — 121
Cahoon, Amelia Jane — 123, 258
Cahoon. Edylh Mae— 151
Calder, Don Leo — 77. 247
Calder, E. Vance— 77. 223
Calder. Mary Alice- 121
Calder. Richard— 322
Calder, Shirley Arlene— 151
Caldwell. Don A.— 121.223
Cale. Dallas— 231
Call Aavor Udell— 151
Call. Bertis Darrell— 294
Call, Darrell— 9
Call, Eria Mae— 121,238
Call, Geneva— 77, 264, 249, 377
Call, Mac Rey— 77
Call, Marlon— 121
Call, Marlene— 151
Call Myra Vee— 140, 228
Call, Joyce— 121, 252,223
Call Reed .—121,290
Call. Peggy Eileen— 151
Call Shirey Mae— 43. 77. 249
Callett, Carma Lynee— 121
Calvey, Ruth— 215
Camenish. Kay— 122
Cameron, Connie Ann— 97. 217. 266
Cameron, W. Henry— 97
Camp, Virgil H.— 121, 126,225
Campbell. Barbara— 241
Christensen. Darline— 120
Christensen. Don L. — 96
Christensen. Dorothy— 224
Christensen. Gayle Bodily- 153, 251
Christensen. Harold Parley— 96, 59, 310,
313. 314, 322
Christensen, Helen — 153
Christensen, Joe J.— 94, 218
Christensen, John 8.- 96, 294
Christensen, Kenneth S. — 294
Christensen, Neil A.— 72. 236, 240
Christensen. Paul J —153
Christensen. Phyllis— 94. 273
Christensen. Ralph G.— 121
Christensen, Rex LeRoy— 78
Christensen. Ray E.— 153. 294
Christensen, Richard Bruce — 121
Christensen, Richard M.— 153
Christensen. Rose L. — 7
Christensen, Ron — 205
Christensen, Roy A.— 153. 294
Christensen, Vonda— 94. 153, 216, 223
Christensen,, Winslow— 140, 224
Christian, JoAnne — 121
Christiansen, Bry Kenney — 153
Christiansen, Christian Paul — 77
Christiansen, Kathryn — 153
Christiansen, Marlene— 153
Christiansen, RulhAnne— 153, 201, 280, 37
Chrlstofferson, Leo — 121
Chrlstopulos, Tony T. — 77
Choules, Lou Jean— 283
Church. George Donald— 121
Church. JuVene-153
Clapham, Barbara Arlene— 259. 27/
Clark, Alan C— 76, 244
Clark, Barbara L— 98, 248
Clark, Bernadine Kay— 153, 281
Clark, Carol— 60, 194
Clark. Carol Jean— 77, 270
Clark. Colleen C- "
g'-Sill: !i^;;?^r^ 273, 386, . ; EB^s... ^. ..
Campbell, LuDene 8-77, 254
Campbell, Richard Gene— 121, 291
Campbell, William A.— 151
Camman. Ruth — 151
Canfled. Frank B.— 151
Cannon, Charmaine — 97
Cannon, Gerald W.— 97
Cannon, Stuart 0—151 ,„
Cannon. Vernita M.— 151,234
Capeland. Barbara— 151
Capel, O. Barbara — 151
Capps, Fave — 97
Capps. Palsy— 151.201
Card Lincoln J.— 77. 240
Cardall. John Norman— 97
Cardon, Marilyn Pearl— 151 , 274
Carlile. Alvln— 151
Carllle, Don F.— 121
Carlile. Fred G.— 97
Carlile. Ralph T.— 97
Carlile, Thomas F.— 97
Carlsen. Jean — 97
Carlson, Kellh T.— 151
Carlson, Marvel Lee— 151 221
Carlston. Sonva Mae — 151
Carpenter. Fae — 151
Carpenter. Gordon Everet— 121, "/
Carr, Alvln Bruce— 151
Carr, Donna H. — 121
Carr. Doura— 225
Carr, Kellh R— 151
Carr, Kenneth Lloyd— 121
V^iaiKi L"3t"~l i-i-'-J" '"' ■
Clark, Dorothy T— 122, 165
Clark, Donald J.— 77
Clark, Erma — 72
Clark, Gall— 153
Clark, Harold LeRoy— 153
Clark. Helen Mae— 96
Clark! Henry Clifford— 153, 246
Clark. Janet Hales— 98
Clark. John Calvert— 122
Clark, Loretta— 122, 246, 384
Clark, Marlene S— 153
Clark Margaret 8.— 122. 198. 234
Clark. Melvin C— 78
Clark, Nelda LaVoe— 98, 274
Clark, Reva Jones— 153. 263
Clark Richard R.— 76. 245
Clark, Robert S— 76 240
Clark, Thomas H.— 120
Clark, Wayne L.— 98, 233. 292
Clark, DeWayneW,— 77 153. 246
Clark Welsford Hone— 96
Clarke. Collcen—122
Cla'ke, John Richard— 77
Clarke, William Robert— 153. 296
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8li::on;j''or'GibbTl\5,98,l93.288,
Clay, Daniel 5.-76,221.238. 390
Clay Dorothy Lois — 153
Clay, Lou Rae C— 120
Clayson, Douglas William— IZZ
394
Clayton, Robert Earl— 78, TK)
Clegg. Dennis A. — 122
Clegg. Joseph Hugh — 78
Clegg. Marilyn Cayle — 153
Clegg. Ora LeAnn — 153
Clegg. Ruth Jolene— 122
Clegg. Vella Venice— 78
Clegg. Vern D.— 153
Clemens. D. Dwoine — 153
Clouse. Jessie Mae— 78. 237
Cloward. Gordon Max — 153
Cloward. V. Jewell— 120. 210 270
Cluff. Alyce Joy— 153. 389
Clufl, Lloyd Sterling— 153
CluH, OreHa Jeanne— 120
Clyde, Russell Kay— 123
Coates, Zada — 121
Coats, 8efty Jean— 153
Coalsworth, Richard R— 122
Cotfey, Marvin Dole— 59, 78. 208
Coffin. Marianne W. — 98
Cole. David Loyal— 153
Cole. Gay— 98. 225
Cole. Norman Dallas — 78
Cole. Patricia A. — 98
Coleman. Ronald D.I22
Coles. Marbra Jeanne — 153
Collard, Billy Reed— 150
ColleH. Carma Lynee— 392
Collins. Stanley E.— ISO, 318
Collyer, Burleson T.— 150
Colovich, Raymond Mark — 98
Colton, Grace Eleanor — 150
Colver, Jay Clair— 122. 230
Colvin. Nyra— 151
Colwetl. JoAnne — ISO
Comer, Caroline Joan — ISO
Comish. Karma Jean — 123. 215
Compton. Lou Jean— 92. 259. 232. 230
Compton. Merlin D. — 98
Conger. Lois K— 122, 199, 195, 217, 268
Conic, Leo Henry — 98
Connell, Harold G.— 40, 98, 258
Connell, John R., Jr.— 78, 2^^
Conrad, Paul Willard— ISO
Cook, Boyd G.— ISO
Cook, Carolyn— ISO, 2B3
Cook, Cecil M.— 78
Cook. lllaiMae— 98. 199. 250
Cook. Leia Fay— 98. 252
Cook. Mary Alice — ISO
Cook. Mary Ellen— ISO
Cook. Richard E.— 78. 193
Cooley. Kotheryn Jensen — 122. 259
Coons. Daniel 6. — 78
Coop. Margaret Louise — ISO
Cooper. Grant S. — 98
Cooper. Philip— ISO
Cooper. James W.— ISO, 23<
Copeland, Barbara Joan — 67
Coray, Jorin Louis — 71
Corbett, Connie Joy — 98
CorbeH, Jeanne— 98. 217. 274
Corbett. Pearson Starr — 98
Cordner. Floyd Burnell — 289
Corry. Dorothy M.— 150
Coster, Marilyn— ISO
Cosgrove, Lamont — 309
Cottle, Lorna Claudine — 150
Coulam, Billie Jane— ISO, 236
Covington, Dorothy Burene — ISO. 283
Cowlcss, Emma Lou — ISO
Cowley. Fred L.— ISO
Cowley, Ruth Annette — 212
Cowley, William Horace— 98, 225
Cox, Alice Taylor — 224
Cox. Alta— ISO. 222
Cox. Anita— ISO
Cox. Audrey 8.- 98
Cox, Carl T.— 76
Cox, Carolyn Sarah— ISO, 237, 274, 389
Cox. Gayline— 226, 299
Cox, Joan — ISO
Cox, Mollie Marie— 99
Cox, Maxine — 98
Cox Soren Franklin — 78
Crabtree, Booth Alder — IS
Crabtree, Jan — ISO
Cradduck, Wayne Alton, Jr.— ISO
Craig, Wesley W.— 120, 295
Cram, Deryl LeRoy — 122
Crandall, Fred L., Jr.— 78
Crandall, Ed L.— 208
Crandall, Geraldine — ISO
Crandall, Jean Louise — 99, 266
Crandall, Lawrence M.— ISO, 2^5
Crandall, Mary Elene— ISO, 201, 217
Crandall, Maureen — 99. 224
Crandall, Richard M, — 99
Crandall, Ronald A.— 121
Crandall Virginia— 99, 272
Craven, Rulon Gerald — 240
Crawford, Darrel L»Mar— 99, 2K. 321
Crawford, John Harold — ISO
Crawford, Marilyn — 99
Crawford, Marilyn Dee — 99
Crawford, Yvonne Rae — ISO
Creor. Kay— 152. 236
Creer. William N.— 218
Criddlo. James Dale — 78
Crider. Zelma June — 122
Crimson. Leo Eugene — 152
Crilchfield. Inge- 99
Crittenden, Sue A.— 152, 201
Croft, Mary P.— 122. 216
Croft. Merlin Richard— 99
Croft, Venna Elijabeth- IS2
Crofts, Steve— 249
Cromar, Kenneth Y. — 152
Crok, Amelia Jean— 99. 195. 199, 230
Crook. Mary — 122
Cropper, Daryl M. — 122
Crookston Dorothy — 241
Crowton, Dave — 303
Crow. Nannette — 120
Crowley. Pearllne— 199. 270
Crowther. Lucille— 152
Crowther. Rosemary — 78. 206 257
Crowther. Shirley Anne— 122 267
Crowther. Wilford Penn— 120. 212
Crump. Sherman M. — 122 311
Cruser. J. DeVirl— 99
Crystal, Ralph— 122, 248
Cullimore, Kathleen — 79
Cundick, Geralee A.— 122
Cunningham, Harold — 305 319
Curtis. Alden E — 385
Curtis. Arvoa B.— 152. 224
Curtis. Brandt B.— 99
Curtis. Bruce W.— 99, 237. 248
Curtis. Cherrill A.— 152, 236
Curtis, OeMar H.— 99
Curtis, Earl Lloyd— 152
Curtis, Gale Blaine — 122 205 225
Curtis, Robert Thomas— ISO
Culler, Helen M.— 79, 202, 231
—0-
D'Adabba, Patrick Joseph— 99
Dahl, Paul Eugene— 99, 249
Dahl, Judy— 154
Dahl. Loren— 221
Dahl. Shirley— 259
Dahl, Richard A.— ISO
Dalby, Elaine— 255
Oalby, Patricia Sue— 123
Dallas, Cole — 79
Dalley. Eaine— 277
Dalton. John Matthew— 123
Dalton, Lee T.— 99 240
Daly, Franklin Lee— 99, 248 196
Daniels, Gary K.— 155
Daniels, John Walter— I5S
Daniels, Philip Bliss — 99
Danielson, B. DeMar — 155
Darling, Clair Hawkins — 155
Dart, Joanne — 155
DaHge, Veria Jean— 153
Davidson, Grover 0. — 71
Davidson, Gwyn Dean — 155
Davidson, Haiel— 155
Davidson, Marlon N.— 155 299
Davidson. Melvin J. — 155 '
Davie, Bill C. W.— 79
Oavles, Chesley Rueben — 155
Oavles, Karyllea Bench— 79
Davles, Nadlne — 270
Davis, Barbara Jean — 155
Davis, Bonnie Ann — 99 225 274
Davidson, Donald — 241
Davidson, Thelma — 241
Davis Afton— 155
Davis, Carl- 392
Davis, Dale— 155
Davis, Boyd — 63
Davis. Dan L.— 123. 213
Davis, Delmar Boyd— 99 289
Davis, Diane L. — 155 217
Davis, Donald Joe— 311
Davis, Cora Lou— 123
Davis, Carl— 392
Davis, Eugene H.— 79
Davis H. Clyde— 71
Davis, Heb— 99, 197 203
Davis, Jack L,— 225, 298 391
Davis, Joy L,— 99
Davis, Joyce Marilyn— 258, 282 283
Davis, Julian I.— 99
Davis Lee— 287
Davis, Lorln R— 123
Davis, Lynn H.— 79, 246, 225
Davis, Marilyn Jean — 123
Davis, Marilyn— 123
Davis, Reed Kay— 289
Davis, Ross R.— 155, 292
Davis, Shirley Ann— 123
Davis, Ted E.— 70
Davis, Vesta L.— 155 252
Davis, William C— 123
Dawson, David Harold— 155
Dawson. Mary — 155 200 217
Day. Arthur Merrill— ISS
Dayes. Doris Mildred— 155. 222 238
Dayton. Barbara T.— 123
Dayton, Sharon R.— 155, 260 238
Deakln, Beverly Gaye — 155
DeBoer, Robert H.— 79
DeBry, JoAnn— 99
Decker, Beryl Marie — 155
Decker, Constance — 253
Decker, Daniel Lorenzo — 90 226
Decker, Donald M. — 226
Deem, Arlenc— 79, 388
DeFrlez, Arthur Bryce — 120
DInsdale, Janis Yvonne — iS4, 253
Dittmore, Barbara Jean — 154
Dlvett, Robert T.— 99
Dixon, Allie Reona — 79
Dixon, Ann Marlon — 123 251 234
Dixon, Darren (?uale — 79
Dixon, David George — 99
Diion, David Robert — 218
Dixon, Douglas W.— 123
Dixon, Fred C— 123, 295
Dixon, Glenn Ray— 154
Dixon, Jean — 154 211 210
Dixon, Joan W.— IS4 211
Dixon. V. June— IS4
Dixon, Willard Charles— 79
Doane, Dawn LaNell — 154
Dobell, 0. Roger — 154
Dodd, James Leroy — 154 318
Dodd. Russell Ellon— 154
Doerfler, Joyce Margaret — 259
Doerr, Robert R.— 123. 327, 238
Doke, Pleas Alan— 154
Dolinar, Mltjle Ann — 99 225
Doman, Rulene— 154, 214
Donaldson, Shell A.— 123
Done, Jeanine N— 154. 201 236
Done, Robert P. — 99
Doney, Dallne — 154
Donney, Oarrell — 305
Dotson, Audrey — 279
Doty, Allan J.— 179
Douglass, Andrew M.— 99, 231. 47, 289
385
Doyal, Gibson— IS4
Doiey, Margaret- 124, 198, 58 269
Doyle, Dorthy June — 79, 267
Drake, H. Marvin- 154. 299
Draper. Carmite Julia — 154
Draper. Henry E.— 154
Draper. Jacqueline — 99. 199. 236
Dred, Danneel — 154
Dredge, Audrey Charlene— 123, 224
Dredge, David Dale — 123
Drlggs, June S. — 79
Drlggs, Maroe Gay — 79, 270
Droubay, Bertha— 123
Dudding, Monagene — 123 237
Duerden, Earl S.— 99
Deurden, Vanda Lee — 123
Duel, Wallace— 223
Duggar, Wlllla Leonard— 43, 299
Duncan, Lea Gayle — 154
Duncan, Norman Van — 79
Duncan, Sallie R. — 99
Dunford, Carol— 200 260
Dunford, Harold Gene— 123 , 64 295,
347
Duggar, Leonard — 154
Dunkley, Melvin Edison— 154
Dunkley, Richard Pratt — 212
Dunn Arlene — 278
Dunn, Loren C. — 311
Dunn, Richard Marvel — 154
Durfee, Lois— 154
Durfee, Lyman James — 79
Durrant, George D. — 247
Dusnup, Anna Lou — 154
Dusenberry, Richard O. — 124
Dustln. Joyce E.— 79. 251
Dustln, Marjory Dawn — 123
Dyal, Mabel— 123
Dye, Ronald Gilbert— 297
Dyer. Bruce— 99, 288. 324
Dyer, Robert D,
— E-
Eagar, Karl B.— 124
Eager, Lucille— 154
Earl, Karen E. — 156
Earl. Moore— 154
Earl. Mauree LaVleve— 124. 217. 274
389
Earp. Robert E.— 305
East, Maria Lelle— 124, 237
Eastmond, John — 209
Easton, Clara Jeanne — 124, 266
Eatough Norman LeRoy — 151
Eccles, Justin Rich— 124, 245
Eccles, Parley N.— 156
Eddlngfon, Richard Hale— 79
Edgerton, Nancy Ellen — 124 270
Ediefsen, Blaine Ellis— 79
Ediefsen, Jesse R.— lOO, 247
Edwards, Carolyn E.— 100, 198. 206,
65, 271 387
Edwards, Catherine — 225
Edwards, Lee Rand— 124, 64
England, Maree Joy — 154
Engle, Dempsey Bernard — 156, 260
Englestead, Marian — 124 272
English, Robert W.— 209
Engstrom, Margaret Elaine — 79, 268
Enos. Blossom — 79
Enos, Arthur Keawe— 156, 232
Enos, Muriel Kaohulanl — 156
Enos. Viola Mae Kuualoha— 154
Ensign. Jerald C— 124, 289
Ensign, Robert W,— lOO 231 192 62
288, 353, 218
Erbelato. C. Sear— 187
Erekson, Paul W. 124
Erlckson, Alice— 154. 230. 282
Erickson Ervln R, — 79
Erlckson, LaVona— 100, 210
Erlckson, Lorna A.— 124. 198 204 195
134
Erlckson. Louise-
Erickson,
Barton Kendall— 123. 63, 290 Edwards, Weston Eyring— 124
-164
-154, 281
!8I.
DeGra'
DeGraw, Clifford Fostet-
OeHaan, Donnetta Darler
DeHoyos Arturo — 79
Delgaard, Barbara Juhl— 154 67
236
DeLaMare, Donald Kay— 98
DeLeeuw, Max J —154
Dell'Aria, Thomas George — 321 ciom
Oellenbach, Kenneth Karl— IS4, 256. 23(Elder, Quintln Joseph.
Denney, Enos Thayle— 154, 299 Eldredge, Burr S.— 72
Denney, Ivan Ray— 123 Eldredge, Mariory Jane
Dennis, Per-e— 224 Eldredge, Marilyn— 156
Oenys, Nedra Joan— 154 Eldredge, Max Jean— 154, 79 206 309
Despain. Edwin— 154 Ediefsen. Jesse— 240
Oetton Richard Lee— 154. 236 Ellason, Norrel Bowman— 157
Deuel. Wallace— 123 Ellson. James H.— 71
Devev. Charles Richard— 123, 196, 214, Ellson Jerry H.— 79 204
Efller, LeRoy— 154
Egbert, Wendell W.— 124 304
Egbert, William R.— 79
Eggerton, Mich — 320
Ekersley, Carolyn — 157
Ekins, Margaret Marlene — 154
Eklns, Phyl Grant— 156
Elam, Shirley A.— 156
124
-156, 250
154, 222
, Newell Henry— 79
Erickson, Ron — 284
Erickson, Verna Lue — 154
Erickson, Yvonne— 100 252 238
Eriksen, Claudette G.— 154 283 389
391
Espinosa, Howard B. — 156
Esplnosa Lyie R.— 124
Esplin, Grace — 79
Esplind, Laurel— 154
Esplin, Van C— 72
Eugle, Bernard — 223
Evans, Bert P.— 79
Evans, David Lloyd— 318
Evans, Donald Ray — 154
Evans, George G — 156
Evans, Gertrude H. — 79
Evans, Hal Steward — 154
Evans, Heber Grant— 79 81 45 236
351
Evans. Orad Lamar — 156
Evans. Paul— 124
Evert, Betty L.— 79
Eyre, DeRay— 298, 218, 306
296
De Witt, Rodney Clawson— 154
Dial. Barbara Elaine— 79 251
Dickson. Janet— 123
Dial Laura— 100 221
Dibble, Jane— 123 67 236
Dlehl, Paul LaVarre— 123 209
Dike, Roy Wesley— 123
Dlllman, Glenyce Marie— J99
Dlngemansa, Joann C. — 154
Ellerts'on, Norman Willard— 295
Ellertson Norman — 100
Elletl, LaRae Eva— 124
Ellsworth, John W,— 156 205 298
Ellsworth, Stan Grant— 284
Ellsworth, Sterlino G,— 156 298
Elmer, Nina J.— 114
Emmett, William G— 79
Empy, Lamar T. — 240
Engh. Marlene Joyce — 154
Fackrell. Lynn Leroy — 158
Falrbourn. Marilyn — 100
Falkney. Beverly Cleone — 157
Falls. Hilda H.— 79
Farley. Ernest Kent— 253
Farnshaw. Audrey — 280
Farnsworth, Allen S.— 157
Farnsworth, Betty — 79
Farnsworth, Dean H. — 79
Farnsworth, Mary Frances — 157
Farnsworth, Sharon — 100 195 224
Farnsworth, William F. — 79 223
Farnsworth, William Y.— 100 215
Farr. Hatch— 245
Farr. Janet — 100
Farr, Sylvia — ^79
Farrar, Gall— lOO. 64, 244, 388
Farrer, Rex Dale — 79, 290
Farrington, Shirley Ann — 100, 276
Farrls, Jay — 293
Faucet, Robert L— 157
Faulkner. Margaret — 100
Fawcett, Kent— 157
Felsch, George W.— 79, 248
Felt. Richard George — 157. 309
Felton. Beverly Jean — 158
Fergason, Joe — 218
Fernley. Arlene Joy— 79, 217, 275
Ferrell, Jay— 245
Ferrln, Marilyn A. — 100
Fetscher, J, Elaine— 72, 279
Feulner, Donna Mae — 124, 257
Field, Beulah Rae— 124, 267
Field, Nevagene — 157
Fields, Clarence Leslie— 248 158 237
Fife, Alexander Louis Jr.— 79, 247
Fife, James David- 124
Fife, Ronald DeVon— 124, 297
Fillmore, Bob — 309
Fillmore, Janice — 251, 158
Fillmore, Laura — 157, 277
Fillmore, Leland Reld— lOO, 192 58
297, 390
Flnlinson, Bryce R. — 124
Firth, Richard £.— 100, 289
Fish, Beatrice — 79
Fish, Gerald Seymour— 100, 247
Fish, John Rogers — 100 226
Fish. Paul A.— 100, 64
Fisher, Claire J. — 223
Fisher, Dean F. — 79
Fisher, Janice Jensen — 124
Fisher. M. Scott— 225. 179, 289 236
Fisher, Robert Bruce— 223, 238
FItt, Geraldine May— IS7
Fitzgerald^ Myrtle— 79, 222, 215
Flaherty, Robert Reed— 305
Flake, Mira— 157
Fleming, Ruth Aleen — 157
Fletcher, Wendell Warnerw|57
Flinders, Cleo— 157
Flowers, J. Harold— 124 322
Flucklger, Arnold B.— 230
Flygare, Gordon Rlrle — 157
Focnrell, Lynn — 238
FoerstI, Eleanor Lola— 225. 224, 217
157
Folkman. David I., Jr.— 100 295
Fonnesbeck, Paul v.— lOO. 295
Foote, Duane Horace — 157
Ford, Carmen Leona — 157
Ford, Dixon A.— 124
Ford, Jacquelyne Rhea — 157
Ford, Leland OeVon— 124
Foreman, Jennell — 124
Forsling, Jerry Boyd — 290 a
Forster, Paul P.— 230 "
Forsyth. Walter Leo— 100. 245
Fortune. Richard T. — 157
Foster. Lynn Grant— 321
Fought. John Allen— 318. 321
Fowles. Jay R. — 80
Fox, Harold Chipman— 322
Fox, Phyllis— IX, 214 274
Frame, Marilyn— 100. 279
Frampton, Morris J. — 124
Francis, Arma Jean — 124
Francis, Jay W. — 80, 244
Francis, Joann — 157
Francis, Myra Kae — 124
Francis, Rel) Garner— 124. 248
Francis, Rulon S. — 80
Francom, Val Gene — 79, 224, 385
Frandsen. Glenn Ray — 124. 245
Frandsen. Ina — 79. 204
Frandsen. Milton Lee — 157
Frandsen. Sharlene — 157
Frank. Lorraine — 201
Frank. Margene — 44, 222
Franks, John Richard — 80, 204
Eraser, Lynn Barrett — 309
Frailer. Ronald Vern— 158. 238. 297
Fredrlckson. R. Hartley— 100. 290
Freeman, Dean Lavon — 80
Frehner, Constance Lou — 217
Frei, Lorna Rue — 100
Freer, Darhl— 157
Frodsham. Lovlna Keeler — 80. 222
Frodsham. Lowell H. — 80
Frodsham. Sharon — 157. 222
Frome. Robert Emerson — 124 197 292
Fromberg. Charles C— 80 192 238
247, 322
Fuertsen, Vernon — 80
Fujimoto, H. Jane — 80
Fuller. Donna Rae — 80
Fuller. Patricia Helen — 158
Fullmer. Joanna — 158
Fullmer. Joy Ranee — 158
Fullmer. Melvin Bliss — 124
Fullmer. Owen L.— 124
Fulmer. Robert Leon — 158
Funk. Albert G 80 212
Funk. Herman E.— 158
Fye. Rodney Wayne— 238 248
Sadd. Connie — 160
Gagon, Edwin B, — 80
Gagon, Ronald Eugene — 286
Galbralth, Joyce Ann — 80, 259
Galbralth, Sharon Mildren — 140
Gallagher, A. William — 125, 292
Gangerter Noaml — 247
Gardner, Beverly Jeanne — 164
Gardner. Blanche — 158
Gardner. Carol— 44, 158. 200 238
Gardner. David P. — 158
Gardner, Jldeen — 1(01
Gardner, Laura Marie — 158
Gardner, Melba — 158
Gardner, Melba RaNae— 143
Gardner, Robert Leigh — lOO
Gardner, Samuel Howard — 125
Gardner, Sheila M.— 158
Gardner, Vesta Helen — 158 257
Gardner, W. Dallln— 58 140 299
Garlick, G. Junior— 100
Garlno, Jerry — 296
Garrard, Shirley June — 159
Garrett, Ann Darlene — 159
Garrett. Fred L. — 230
Garrett, Glen W.— 100 307
Garrett, Larry— 158, 205
Garrett, Mary Janice — 278
Garrlck, Bernell J.— 80
Garrick, Howard T. — 125
Gassman, Byron Walter — 100, 225, 245,
Gates, Hugh Isom— 125. 240 248
Geddes, Marlse A BO
Georges. Marilyn M.— 195 198 215
258 , . ,
Gerber, Lloyd M.— 231
Gibbs, Donna R.— 159, 222 238
Giberson, Richard C. — 159
Geerten, Norman — 209
Giberson, Richard C. — 159
Gibby. Marlow David — 125
Glfford, Fay D. — 159
Gilford, Grant Reld— 125
Glfford, Leo Rural — 140
Glfford, Warner Lavon— 159
Gigliotti, Shirley K.— 125 377
Gilbert, Herbert W.— 80
Gilbert, Maurlne — 160
GIbert, Naomi- 159
Gilbert, Sidney S. — 80
Giles, Bonnie Renee — IS9
Giles, Jae— 100
Giles, Marlene — 159
Gillespie. Patricia Louise— 159 2SI
Gillette. Jerry W.— 159
Gillette. Barbara W,— 101 272
Gilliland, Robert Gene — 44 100 290
Gilner, Gerald L. — 80
Sllson. James N.— 159
Gllson, James Stanley — 159
Gines, Geraldine — 125
Glnes, Pauline — 80, 224 251
Gines, Ralph Junior— 159
Gleave, Stanley— 311 321
Gledhill. David E.— IW, 204
Glines, Laralne — 159
Goaslind, Carol— 125
Goarn, JayBee — 244
Goals. Barbara Ann— 159 280
Goales. LaRee— 124. 259
Goales. Rex — 213
Goales. Wayne A.— 47. 80 244
Godfrey. Lorln C— 159 B4
Goins. E. Joan — 125
395
Sonjales, Howard R.— 125, 288, 324
350, 351
Gomel, Allan— 322
Good, Danny Ray — 159
Goodell, Robert A.— 125
Goodman, Joseph £. — lOO
Goodness, Leinaala Janet — 80
Goodrldge, William W.— 125
Goodwin, Harland Dale — 125
Goodwin, Jack B. — 100
Gordon, Janet Louise — b4, 100
Gorringe, Howard T. — 12-4 159
Gorton, H. Clay — 80, 209'
Gottfredson. Douglas King— 159
Gowans, Alice Jane — 125
Gowans, Floyd Hill— lOO
Gfaehl. Ma< G. — 80, 288
Graham, Shaw — 125
Graham, Jerry Eugene — 80 392
G'aham Loyal Berkley— 100
Gtanl. Grace — 124, 208
Grant, Jack R. — 126, 238
Grant, Richard Giles — 160
Graves, H. Howard G. — 71
Gray, George H. — 159
Gray. Joyce Carrol— 160, 258
Grcahouse, Don Earl — 125
Green, Betty Ann— 80, 199 221 268
390, 376 ■ • . .
G-een. Colette— 159, 200 216 280
234. 391 ...
Green, Dean — 285
Green, Donna Marie — 160 200
Green, Edna— lOO, 240, 241
Green, Daryl — 319
Green, Gene Rulon — 100
Green, Harold E. — 80
Green, lona— 80. 392
Green, John A, — 100
Green, L, Lucille — 125, 271
Green, Myrna Joye — 100 279
Green, Patricia- 233
Green, Verl Merrill— 80 223 246
Greene, Shirley Rae — 71
Greenfield, Harvey S. — 209
Greenhaigh, Francis 8, — 60
Greenhaigh, Glade — 80 248
Greenland. Richard C, — 159
Greenwood, Janet — 160
Greenwood, Lorraine — 80 278
Greenwood, Ned H — 125
Greer. Deon Carr— 125 196
Gregson. Patricia Gene — 125
Greninger, Gordon Hasting— 72 230
Gr.bble, Marva — 158, 223
Gridley, John C. — 321
Griffeth, Mary Clarine— 158 238
Griffin, Gerald B.— 158
Grtmmett, Janet — 100, 252
Grix, Geraldine — 100, 272
Groberg. Julia Gar-^6 159
Groberg, Mary Jane— 100, 199 385
391, 392
Groesbeck, David Lowell— 159 392
Groessbeck, Mone— 225
Groesbeck, Ruth— 100
Grotegut, David Arthur— 158
Grover. Clarence Leavitt — 140
Grow. Lois Phyllis — 158
Grow, Rosemary— 158, 201. 282 283
Gruver, Richard Leiand — 123
Gudmundson, Georgia — 158 201
Gunn, Benjamin Junior — 158
Gunn, Marion — 158, 282
Gunnell, Earl Leroy— IM, 246 248
Gunnell, Nancy Lee — 159
Gunnell, Robert Dean— 125 238
Gurney, Joana Colleen— 158
Gurr, Kendall O.— 158, 223 248
Gustafson, Sandra Joyce — 159
Gushman, Anna E, — 231
Gustaveson,, Carolyn M, — 158, 236
— H—
Haacke, Ganae— 160 282
Haag, Eldon L. — 160
Hadley, Donald Blaine— 160
Hadley, Shirley Ann — 160
Haddock, Jan G. — 160
Hadlock, Theresa — 160
Hafen, John Mark— 224 319 126
Hafen, Joseph Jr.— 213
Hale, Glen B. — 126
Hale, Melva— SO, 241
Hale, Sarah Ann— 160
Hales, Beette Lee — 160, 198
Hales, George Grooms — 160
Hales, Glen— 126, 285 292
Hales, Katheryn B. — 160
Hales. LaRee— 101
Hales. Lola— 160
Hales. William Cair— SI
Hall, Barbara L.— 12
Hall. Beverly Ann— 160 201
Hall, Calvin N.— 81
Hall. Don Jay — 160
Hall. Ella Mae— 160
Hall. Gayle Joan — 101
Hall. Gordon Lee — 160 225
Hall. Ilene— 80
Hall, Margaret Belle — 160
Hall. Mary Carol— 126 279
Hall, Moreen May — 160
Hall, Norma Jean — 101
Hall. Phyllis— 127
Hall. Richard Earl— 161
Hall. Rosalene— 215
Hall. Rosalie Ruth— 161
Halladay, Mae Marie— 126, 237. 253
Halliday. Richard Leslie— 101
Halterman, Mary Jean — 161
Halterman. Susanna — 161
Halverson, Charles Allan— 101 264
Halversen, Stan R. — 161
Hamabata. Gloria Yasuko — 126
Hamblin. Grace — 160. 251
Hamblin. Harriet B.— 241
Hamblin, Laura Lou — 161
Hamblin. Robert Rudolph— 101. 302
303. 306
Hamblin. William Kenneth — 101
Hambling, Don— 234, 296
Hamilton, Beverly Darlene — 161. 261
Hamilton. Glenna Nadean — 161
Hamilton. Merilla Jeannie — 161
Hamilton, Vesta Louise— 161
Hamling, Donald D. — 161
Hammer, Elinor A. — 161
Hammer, Norman F. — 101. 247
Hammond, Helen — 126
Hancock, Bonnie Lou — 161. 253
Hancock. Evelyn Anne — 161. 236. 282
Hancock, Joseph P. — 247
Hancock, Larry Earl— 101, 305
Hancock, Patricia Dear) — 161
Hancock, Wayne M.— 101. 218
Handy, Max Duane — 126
Hanks, Charles Warrer)— lil
Hanks, Lclith— 126
Hanks, Marilvn— 126
Hanks, Russell H.— 141
Hannah, Wallis C— 81
Hanning. Joseph Carlisle — 65
Hansen, Ada Christene — 127
Hansen, Afton M. — 81
Hansen, Carole M, — 81
Hansen. Don J. — 141 264
Hansen, Elmo— 129, 239
Hansen, Evan W,— 101, 254
Hansen, Gale — 161
Hanson, Gene Russell— 101, 197, 221
297
Hanson, Heloyce France!— 252, 161
Hansen, I. Eugene — 101
Hansen. Jacqueline R.— 94. 101. 278
388
Hansen. Jay M. — 141
Hansen, V. J.— 212
Hansen. Jean — 161
Hansen. John R.. Jr. — 101 225 288
326 ...
Hansen, Joyce — 200
Hansen, June Howard — 101
Hansen. Keith McQuarrie — 81
Hansen. Kenneth G, — 127
Hansen. Kent A, — 81
Hansen, Klaus J,— 161, 225, 260
Hanson, Lynn Raymond — 101
Hansen, Lynn. Wayne — 72
Hnasen. Monna — 81
Hansen, Portia P,^-S1
Hansen, Ralph — 72, 202, 238
Hansen, Ross Delbert — 81
Hansen, Sherrie — 161
Harding, Beth— 101
Harding, Donald Henry — 126 230
Hardy, Leila— 101
Hardy. LoRene — 81, 269
Hardy, Scott M.— SI
Harkans, Suianne — 280
Harker, Glen LeVern— SI
Harker, Joan Terry — 161
Harmon, Charles — 126
Harmon, Leonard — 291
Harmon, Eliiabeth A.— 102. 224, 234
Herman, Sally Jean— 103, 272
Herman, James L. — 124
Harms, Callis R,— 81
Harmsen, Constance Jane — 102 255
Harper, Betty Margaret — 102 206
Harper, Bob — 298
Harper, John J,— 160 238
Harper Vaughn Di«— 126 236
Harris, Aileen— 127
Harris, Alfred Ray— 256
Harris, Barbara L, — 161
Harris, Chet Wayne — 127 204
Harris, Colleen— 127 279'
Harris, Darline Betty— 127, 271
Harris, David Jensen — 161
Harris, Delores— 127
Harris, Gayla — 161
Harris, Howard Blake — 81
Harris, James R. — 81, 223
Harris, Jean Josephine — 161 387
Harris, Jeanann — 234
Harris, Marilyn Marie — 141
Harris, Muriel Joyce — 127
Harris, Ray— 102, 223
Harris, Robert Edgar — 161
Harris, Robert L.— 224
Harrison, Bertrand Kent— 161
Harrison, Dan B. — 81
Harrison, Edwin Chandler— 162
Harrison, Hortense I, — 126
Harrison, June— 297
Harrison, Marion Leo — 81
Hart, David Kirkwood— 160 166 230
233, 198
Hart, Wallace Dean— 102
Hartley, Harel— 126 234
Harvey, Clark— 162
Harvey, Wilma Else- 140
Haskell, Thales Albert— 126
Haslem, Verl- 126. 226
Hastings, Loyal Dee— 162
Hatch, Adelie Martin— 102
Hatch. Albertha Frances— 142 238
Hatch, Betty— 124, 217 248
Hatch. Oarcus— 142 '
Hatch, Delray Olsen— 102 218
Hatch, Emma Gean— 192 272 330
331, 388
Hatch, Geneve — 142
Hatch, Jacqueline Lou — 142
Hatterman, Richard— 81 208
Havens, Patricia J,— 43 ' 102 231
Hatterman, Mary Joan— 20l'
Hawker. Alora Jane— 81
Hawkes, Reed R.— 102
Hawkins, George Elmer — 102
Hawkins, Kenneth Eugene — 142
Hawkins, Lloyd I.— 81
Hawkley. Merle E.— 314
Hawley. Bob— 197
Haws. Sen Frank — 146
Haycok lla J.— 102. 258
Haycocr. Kathryn Mary — 162
Hayes. Betty— 102, 109, 195, 216, 259,
269, 389
Hayes, Darrell E.— 162
Hayes, Irma Ruth — 142
Hayes, Keith C— 45, 205, 289, 126
Haynes, H. Vivian— 102, 206
Haynie, Delbert Larry — 126, 284
Haynie, Richard Arlen— 102, 284
Head, S. Conrade— 102 208
Heap, Dan E— 102. 2223, 232
Heaps. Joseph Kent— 162, 245
Heaps, Leon Henry — 311
Hearn. Milton Eugene — 162
Hearne. Colleen E,— 162. 224
Heath. Albert R— 241
Heaton. Flora May— 128 257
Heaton. Vauna— 102, 261
Hebertson, Evelyn JoAnn — 102
Hedquist. Francis Jene — 162
Heflin, Juanita Marlene— 162, 250
Hegstead, Victor— 102. 213
Heide, Mildred C— 162. 238
Heisor, Janice E.— 81, 238, 252
Hellewell, Robert 8, — 81
Helinqer, Lorraine — 102
Helquisl. D. Ronella— 128
Helton, John J.— 162
Hemmert, Dora May — 251
Hemmert, Jack Nelson — 162, 198
Hendrickson, Keith M.— 72
Heninger, LaVan Rosanne — 102
Hennis, Margaret Ann — 273
Henriech, Thomas A. — 203
Henrie, Bill S.— 81. 244
Henrie, Thomas A. — 81
Henrie. Weston GIbb— 81. 214
Herb. Felicia— 246
Herburg, Nancy Elinor — 128
Harmansen, J. Clark — 102
Herron, Jack Richard — 162
Herron, Sarah Darlene — 162
Heslop, Lamar Franklin — 162
Helsop, Norene — 102, 241
Heslop, Sharon — 162
Hess, Blaine Warner— 103 187
Hewett, Elsie Burnice — 162
Heyrend, Darwin Dean — 142
Hiatt, Calvin Columbus — 127
Hiatt, Ehtel P.— 142
HIatI, Wilbur Delma— 103
Hiatt, William Seth— 103, 309
Hibbard, Daisy Clayton — 162
Hibbard, Kay— 234
Hibbard, Doris Lucile — 162 234
Hibbert, Margene— 163 ,282
Hickenlooper. Monte Paul — 103 209
212,236,291.351
Hickman, J. Morris — 61 204 392
Hicks, Fletcher— 103
Hicks. Lilly Gluaser— 81
Hideshima, Tadashi — 81, 287
Higa, Betty Y,— 127
Higa, Lily Y,— 81,272
Higglnbotham, Barbara— SI, 23S
Hiqles, Lloydine — 224
Hill. Barbara Lynn- 162
Hill, Bruce Paul— 127
Hill, Garth Arqvle — 162
Hill. Gloria RaOla — 82 250
Hill. LaVar— 127
Hill. Lucinda — 162, 283
Hill, Max Jay— 162. 225
Hill, Paul E,— 82
Hill, Paul M.— 127
Hill, Richard Wayne — 103
Hillyard, Marion Jean— 128 215
Hilton, Gail— 162
Hilton, Gill— 162, 205, 387
Hilton, John I 82, 209
Hinckley, Janice — 103
HInrlchsen, Alvin Clarke — 82 197
Hipwell, Emma — 103 238
Hitchcock, Ralph R,— 103, 196. 212
Hoaqland, Elmo Gayle — 218
Hobbs, Joana — 60, 116, 125. 198 278
Hobbs, M, Odell— 102, 22S
Hodges, Lauan D, — 163
Hodson, Carol Vadlne— 236
Hodson, Phillip Harvey — 103
Hogan, Carolyn — 163
Hogan, Newell Kent— 299
Hogenson, Reed Lyman — 127
Hogenson. Kenneth — 244
Hoggan, George Robert— 128
Hoggan, Sarah — 82 241
Hokl, Mits— S2, 392
Holbrook, Diane— 143
Holbrook, June Ellen — 103 2S9
Holbrook, LaRue— 82 252
Holley, Elmer LeRoy — 82
Holley, NadlneMcNary— 127
Holley, Robert L.— 103 292
Holley, Wllda Maralyn— 163
Holliday, Josephine E. — 82
Holllngsworth, Paul M,— 103. 238
Holman, Charles Robert — 58, 103, 238,
Holman. Darlene — 163
Holman, Ferol— 199 217 279
Holmes, Dean— 218
Holmes. Robert M— 82
Holmstead, Ralph Kay— 216
Holt, James Edward — 103
Holt, Ralph Moyle— 127
Holtier, Robert Leonard — 28S
Holtier, Bert- 213
Homer Quinten L.— 163
Hone, Gayle— 103
Hooan, Kent— 143
Hooft, Agnes Gertrude — 143
Hoopes, Marilyn F-B2, 243
Hoopes, Ned Edward— 103. 204. 341
Hoopes, Veldon A. — 103
Hoover, Venice — 127
Hopkln, Marian— 103, 257
Hopkins, Norman — 293
Hopple, F. Ortell- 163
Horiuchi, N. Lahaina— 103
Horlacher, Neil Peter— 143
Horsley, Preston Cole— 144, 234, 291
Houston, Allen Benedict— 82
Howard. Kenneth M. — 63. 94, 114 291
Howard, V, Annette— 163
Howell, Arva— 127, 253
Howell, Xlelmer Fred— 103
Howell, J. Franklin— 127
Howell, William Ray— 163
Howells, James Morrison — 127
Howes, H, Reld— S2
Howes, Raymond E. — 103
Hoyt, Anna Julio— 60, 103, 195. 199.
279
HJber, Shirley Mae— 82, 230
Hudson. Henrietta— 103
Huff. Edward Curtis— 127
Huffaker, Phildon C— 177
Huffman, Howard A,— 103 260
Hugqins, Alta— 127, 247
Hugqins, Jacklowvn — 164
Hughes, Barbara Jean — 127
Huqhes, Lloydine Isabella — 127
Huillet Fred Dale— 71 212
Huish. Richard E,— 98, 103, 193 295
372
Huish, Roqene — 127, 295
Hulet, Clarence Veloid— S2
Hulet, Grant M, — 82 387
Hulchan, Ethel Lois— 92 253
Hull, Chad Thomas— 127
Hullinger, Helen Diane — 163
Hullinger, Richard Lewis— 218
Hulme, Larrv P. — 143
Hulme. Lucille— 163. 253
Hulse, Clarence Rav — 127
Hunger, Raelene — 127
Hunsaker, Verne Adams — 143
Hunt, Dessle— 127. 250
Hunt, German — 160
Hunt, Wallance E.— 292
Hunter, Artie 8,-103
Hunter, Dorothy Ann— 127. 225
Hunter, Louis George, Jr,— 163, 298
Hunter, Ted— 163
Hurley. Richard E. — 163
Hurst. Ira leRoy— 103
Hutchlngs, Mary Rae — 163
Hutchinson, Helen— 163
Hutchinson, Karl — 224
Hutchinson, Margaret — 103 251
Hyatt. Ora Mae S,— 8
Hyde, Charles Robblns — 127
Hyde, George Richard — 82 285
Hyde, Gerald D.— 197
Hyde, Gerald Rodney — 103
Hyde, Mildred— 66
Hyde, Nadlne Lenore — 127
Hyde, William T.— 163, 164
Hyde. Sarah Madeine — 272
Ige. John Yelsyke — 103, 208 232
Ingersoll, Carl Grant — 128 '
Ipsen, Florence Ada — 103. 225
Ipsen, Grant Ruel — 164
Irons, Mary LInd -128, 252, 289
Irvrn, Darlene T. — 164
Irwin, Grace Joan— 128
Isreelsen, Vione — 128
Iverson, Harley P. — 103
Iverson, Loyal Dee — 128
Iwasa, Ray— 226
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Jack, Ralph L,— 390
Jacklin, Wilma — 164
Jackman, Morris Albert— 295 321
Jackson, Allen— 392
Jackson, Betty Joan— 129, 254
Jackson, Karma Rae— 129. 201 260
Jackson, Mary Kaye — 129 257
Jackson, Midge — 392
Jackson, Norma Jean — 144
Jackson, Valton Elmer— 144, 244
Jackson, Wanda Arlene — 144
Jackson, Violet Louise — 144
Jacobson. Carol — 225
Jacobson, Deanne — 164
Jacobson, Ralph Bateman — 83
James. Carolyn L.— 128 270
James, Glen A. — 83
James, Joan — 103, 216
James, Joyce — 103, 216 129
James, Richard Elmer— 164
James, Romalne — 275, 103
Jameson, A, Keith — !44, 205
Jameson, Joann— 164, 200 216 280
Jameson, Llla— 103,238, 266 '
Jardine, Dee Thomas — 129
Jarman, Boyd— 102, 103 310 311 313
Jarman, Lelsle Annett— 103 '234 '
Jarman, Lloyd Lee — 164
Jarvis, Ralph — 392
Jeffery, Dorothy — 104 215
Jeffs, Alvin Dean— J 104
Jeffs, M. Oayle — 83
Jenkins, Colleen— 144
Jenkins, Donnel Boyd — 128
Jenkins, Frank W, — 164
Jenkins, Gary Cluff— 129, 289, 321 326
Jenkins, Gordon Ned — 164
Jenkins, Stanley Dale, Jr, — 104, 288
Jenkins, Wayne A,— 128, 287
Jensen, Afton L, — 164
Jensen, Alice H>— 104
Jensen, Archle-f83, 288
Jensen, Bob G, — 83
Jensen. Carolyn— S2, 201, 231, 258
Jensen, Carolyri Marie — 164
Jensen, Dallln-l238
Jensen, David C„ Jr.— 164, 299
Jensen, DeLamar — 83, 202, 224
Jensen, Donna E, — 104
Jensen, Eldon Lloyd— 164. 238
Jensen, Hal Milford— 299
Jensen, Henry Charles — 164
Jensen, Homer Mark— 62, 83, 289
Jensen, Iris L.— 225
Jensen, J. Marilyn— 104. 274
Jensen, Jean 8. — 104
Jensen, Marjorle — 164
Jensen, Melron Curtis — 164
Jensen, Myron Oral — 164, 292
Jensen, Naomi Collen — 104
Jensen, Neil John— 164, 299. 389
Jensen, Oliver 8. — 83
Jensen, Richard W,— 164, 238, 327
Jensen, Royal Duane — 144
Jensen, Ruth Ann— 128, 224
Jensen, V. LaMarr— 83
Jeppson, Jay Norman — 104, 230, 247
Jeppson, Chalres Ralph— 104, 221, 391
Jeppson, John W. — 44, 228, 324
Jeppson, Joyce — 83
Jeppson, Lynn — 128,2 17 278
Jeserick, Ellen M.— 104. 195, 198
Jewkes, Glendon S.— 128, 321
Jex, Rhonda Joyce — 128, 274
Jeffs, Robert Edward— S3
Johnson, Angela Camilla — 28, 83, 220.
390
Johnson. Archie C. — 164
Johnson, Betty Jane — 230, 240
Johnson, Cleta Marion — 165
Johnson, Dale A, — 128
Johnson, Delia — 165
Johnson, Don Lee — 165
Johnson, Donald H,— 128, 248
Johnson, Douglas Grant — 128, 226
Johnson, Edward A, — 83
Johnson, Elizabeth Jane — 83, 231. 249,
276
Johnson. Ernest Lee — 128
Johnson, Gary L.— 128, 321
Johnson, Geraldine — 165, 283
Johnson, Gladys — 104, 250
Johnson, Helen — 83
Johnson, Helen Marie — 128
Johnson, Jerrold — 165
Johnson, Janice Ellen — 145
Johnson, Jay Lorus — 145
Johnson, Jerrllyn — 165
Johnson, Kay — 215, 225
Johnson, Laura — 241
Johnson, Marian — 165
Johnson, McRay — 165
Johnson, Milton L, Dean — 104
Johnson, Norman Ray — 165
Johnson, Patricia — 128
Johnson, S, Carmen — 164
Johnson, Sam — 309
Johnson, Shirley Mae — 104, 236
Johnson, ShirleyMay — 128
Johnson, Susie Nell — 199
Johnson, Ted— 128, 233, 238, 297, 390
Johnson, Varnalee — 165
Johnson, Welburn K.— 225, 209
Johnson, Ray Patrick — 165
Johnston, Verbe Beth— 165, 210
Jolley, Donald Clark — 165
Jolley, Harod Lee— 165
Jolley, Helen- 165, 388
Jolley, Weldon 8,-91
Jones, Bryant Stanley — 165
Jones, David Reece — 165
Jones, Dixie Ann — 128
Jones, Duane Arthur — 165
Jones, Evan Thomas — 59. 83
Jones. Deon— 128,245
Jones, Gary Carlson — 165
Jones, Glenna— 165. 200, 216, 280
Jones, Halvar L, — 165
Jones, Helen Jeanne— 47
Jones, Lillian— 128, 215, 222. 237
Jones. Myron Dale — 104
Jones. Myron G. — 104
Jones. Nadine — 165
Jones, Ray— 225
Jones, Renee Ruth — 83, 222 388
Jones, Robert — 213
Jones, Ruby Marie— 104 273
Jones, Ruth Mae — 165
Jones, Tom — 64
Jones, Weston K, — 83
Joost, Virginia Mi.ry— 128, 225 276
Jordan, Bonnie Jean— 128, 252
Jordan, John Benny — 319
Jordan, Thelma Jean — 165
Jorgensen, Keith Ray — 165
Jorgensen, Marcia — 128, 274
Jorgensen, Marva — 128. 274
Jorgenson, Mary Lucille — 104, 251
Jorgenson, Renae Mae — 165
Jorgensen, Victor W. — 165
Josie, Barbara O,— 59. 386
Judd, Arlo H,— 165
Judd, Derrel W.— 165. 260
Judd, Geraldine— 83, 260
Judd, Gwendolyn— 83. 215
Judd, Kenneth Fred — 104
Jueschke. Eleanore — 104
Julander, Gayle — 104
Julian Gerald— 165
Juslet, Bob Lee— I4S
396
Kaleilcau. EIroy A. N.— 129. 232
Kammermeyer, Alice Ann 66, 166
Kannauha. Velma U.— 129
Kamaouha Ulylani— 232
Kapp, Dariene — 166
Kapunlai. Mice! M — IM
Karpowiti. Bob — 307
Karren. Tom A.— 129, 311
Kartchner, Grace Joan — 166, 236
Kartchner, Rulon G.— 104
Kasaprek, Jean Louise — 166, 281
Kahenbach, Jon Ray— 59, 64, 122, 129,
198
Kearl, Phyllis— «3, 206, 273
Keele Weldon V.— 104
Keetcn, Joan Helen — 166
Kekaula, Tom A, — 232
KeKaula Thomas — 241
Kekauoha. Wesley K.— 232
Kelley, John S.— 129, 221
Kelly, George Spafford — 166
Kelly, C. Robert— 245, 254
Kelly, Walter Elmer— 130
Keisey, Chlora Janet — 166
Kelsey, Marcene— 104, 273
Kemper, Leona Maude — 104
Kemper Marlene Emma — 129
Kendricit, Carole A, — 166
Kenner, Lois Ann — 166
Kennington, Harvey LaVell— 166, 327,
238
Kenny, Jean A. — 129
Kerby, Arlene — 166
Kerby, Joe Kent — 166
Kerr, Clifton Ouane — 166
Ketch, Joan — 201
Keysor, Robert Ellis- 166, 298
Klllpack, ShirleeM.— 116, Ijl, 129,
274
Kimball, Elaine Allhea — 166
Kimball, Warren— 306
Kindred. Hal Rulon — 166, 290 238
King, Billie Lou— 166
King, Colleen— 104, 269
King, Ellon Alfred— 104. 209
King. Marcia Lee — 166, 200
King, Marlene— 391
King, Norma Jane — 104, 210
King, Shirley Joan— 166, 234
Kinnison, Lucy — 129
KInnlson, Luclle Ann — 266
Kinsey, Joan — 166
Kirby, Norma June— 129. 257
Kirby, Robert H.— 22S
Kirchoff, Herbert Robert— 83
Kirk. Frances M.— 166, 234
Kiakbride, Betty— 166
Kirkland, Granvel Sidney — 129, 214
Kirwan. Sharon K. — 83
Kitchen, RayTolman — 166
Kitiberger, Bonnee — 104
Kleinman, Frank R. — 166
Kleinman Wayne 0.— 129, 166, 225, 297
Kleinworth, Wesley E.— 237
Klemm. H. Ralph— 104. 225. 231, 246
Kllnger, Arlene Madge — 166
Knaphus, Lois Jean — 166, 252
Knapp, Lorene Elen — 166
Knapp, Lei — 232
Knight. Colleen— 104. 271
Knight, Roland G.— 166
Knowlton. Beverly — 225
Knowlen, Jakle — 392
Knudsen, James Gordon — 83
Knudsen, Wendell Warren — 129
Kochever, Joseph Paul — 166 298
Kochever. Lewis C— 104, 287, 306
Kochever. Norma Jean — 129 236 255
Kodel, Colleen Maria— 83
Kofford, Valeno— 129, 224
Kofoed, Willard Arvln— 129
Kofford. Jerald Dick — 166
Kohler, Zelda Dean — 129
Kondo, Eleanor S. — 129 232 272
Kondo, Gladys— «3, 210
Kondo, Nancy — 166
Konvicka, William N.— 104
Kopp, Alfred Herman — B3
Kropf, Carol Dawn— 130, 22
Kuamoo. Flora A. — 166
Kuehne, 1, Nora — 166
Kuhni, Arlln Verdall — 166
Kump, Ronald — 318
Kunzler, Barbara Ann — 104, 231, 250
Labrum, Arvin G.— 166
Labrum, Renee — 83, 210
Laird, Judith Anne— 187
Lake, Boyd A.— 104, 240 292
Lake, Carol Joanne — 18/
Lake, David A.— 104
Lake. Jay Vaughn — 131
Lamb, Ruth Evelyn — 187
Lamb, Waldon Doyle — 83
Lambert, Glenn Richard — 167
Lambert, Rogers F, — 104
Lambson, Glen H. — 105
Lambson, Ronald L. — 105
LamoreeuK, Sybil Norma — 83. 274
Lane, Jay — 197
Laney, Allen F. — 83
Laney, Lois— 105, 230, 251
Laney. Weston Howard— 131
Lang, Dee S, — 83
Lang, Lois — 131
Langford Carolyn — 392
Langley, Patricia Jay — 167
Langlois, Mary Patricia— 105, 274
Langlois, Reed Vernon — 391
Larsen, Betty Jean — 130
Larsen, Beverly Ann — 167
Larsen, Bliss— «4. 278
Larsen, Bruce G. — 130
Larson, Carol Jean — 167, 281
Larsen, Dale Clair — 167
Larsen, Dean L.— 118, 311, 322
Larsen, Elizabeth Louise— 217, 26B
Larsen, Ernest O. — 83
Larsen, Kathleen— 215, 266
Larsen, Keith— 59, 84, 167. 233, 288, 391
Larsen, Kent F,— 221
Larsen, Kent T.— 130
Larsen. Mary Evelyn — 167
Larsen. Myrna Carol — 167
Larsen. Norman Dale — 83 213
Larsen. Oscar George — 130
Larsen, Reed — 105
Larsen, Reid Kay— 129
Larsen, Shirley— 105, 222, 231
Larsen, Shirley Jeanne— 83
Larson. Tharia — 130
Lasater. Eva Diane — 167
Latham, Nancy J.— 167. 238
Latimer. Geradine — 130
Latimer, Kathryn Betty— 101. 105, 191.
273, 391
Lauritien, Jo Ann — 167, 257
Law, Gloria Murphy— 83
Law, Hugh T.— 71
Law. Ronald Dee— 105
Lawlor, Enid M.— 105. 234
Lawrence, Barbara — 167
Lawrence, Josd, Dorothy Elaine— 177, 250
Reed. Frances Lorraine — 109 199, 215.
274
Reed. Karma— 109. 250 238
Rees, Betty Lou — 114. 274
Rees, Rome Dee^(09
Rees, Shiriey Ann— 177, 222
Reid, Rita — 109
Reid, Nancy— 234
Reinsch, Cecil Albert— 109
Reisner, Richard J. — 225
Remington, Janice — 177, 283
Remund, Janet Helcan— 87 206
Remund, RaVae— 136
Rancher, Vile— 177
Rennle, Lois Anne — JI77
Reynolds, Mary Renee — 177
Reynolds. Patricia Rey — 177
Reynolds. Rex L. — 87
Reynolds. Shirlene M.— 136. 276
Rhodes, Jim A. — 109
Rhoades, Darlene — 177
Rice. Velma Darlene— 250
Rich. Kathryn Affleck— 177. 257
Rich. Margaret — 177
Rich. Nancy— 136, 195
Rich. Owen S.— 392
Rich Rolayne — 134
Richin. Mary Ma— 134
Richards. Carol— 331
Richards. Gene Mardell— 178. 292, 309
Richards, James Belmont — 178
Richards, Joan Lafont — 109
Richards, John Morris — 87 245
Richards, Preston D., Jr.— 236
Richardson, Clarelle — 109 224
Richardson, Newell Kar— 109, 248
Richardson, Pauline — 178
Richardson, Waldo R.— 87
RIchey, Alice— 178
RIchey, Joe L.— 310, 311, 414, 315
RIchey, Dale M.— 67, 268
Richey. Romona Bethene — 162
Richins, Darvel DeVaugh — 178
Richins, NIta May — 178 236
Richmond, Ruth — 136
Ricks, David Kay^lTS
Ridge, Donald L.— 178
Rigby, Ralph E.— 136
RIgby, Robert G.— 87
Riggs, Marilyn — 136
Riggs, Priela D 64, 178, 392
Riggs, Westin Ca™el— 178
RIgtrup, Afton — 178, 241
Riley, Shirley Joan — 178
RIos, Omar Gustova — 178
RIpplinger, Donald Hilton— 109
Ririe, Barbara Louise — 67
Robbins, Darvel M.— 109, 351
Robens, Lamon — 205
Roberts, Connell 6.-72, 241
Roberts, Dean Dermont — 134 223
Roberts, Elliot Dwain— 109 245
Roberts, Howard LaVarr — 237
Roberts, Jack E.— 44, 67, 188, 193 231
237, 248, 304
Roberts. Patricia Ann — 87
Roberts. Shirley Jean— 87. 204
Robertson. Robert — 286
Robertson. L. Carolyn — 87
Robertson, Don S. — 109
Robertson, Donald R, — 136, 178
Robertson, John Boyack — 293
Robertson, Leonore J. — 134
Robertson, Thyrele— 178, 225
Robins, Merien Lamon — 134
Robinson, Betsy A.— 109, 275
Robinson, Card — 135
Robinson, Connie Moselle — 136, 279
Robinson, John Melvin — 178 260 309
Robinson, LaNea— 178, 238
Robinson, Norma Jeralean — 178
Robinson, O. Klar — 136
Robinson, Acea H, — I7B
Robison, Charole L.— 136
Robison, Dixie J.— 178, 2216, 238, 344
Robinson, Max C. — 87
Robison, Richard Ashby — 178
Rodeback, Shirley Noel — 109, 247
Rodriguez, Alfonzo — 178
Rogers, Annella — 178
Rogers, Frances — 249
Rogers, Garth O. — 110
Roger?, J. Mercel — 167
Rogers, Max — 241
Rohner, Geraldine — 136
Rollins. Phil Lyman— 110. 238. 319
Romney. Jerry E— 311. 316. 317
Rooker. Frances Fae — 136
Rooks. Alice Joyce— 178. 255
Rooks. Patricia Fern — 136
Roper. Laver Llewellyn — 176
Roper. Velda L.— 87
Rosenbaum. B. Var — 87
Rosenlof. Janet— 136
Ross. Beverly Slaine— 178. 200.281
Ross. LaDonna Gene — 87. 134
Rossiter. Patricia Ann — 178
Rounds. Cliff Carney — 134
Roundy. Ferrell Glade— 225
Roundy. Marilyn — 259
Roundy. William FT.- 223
Routsong. John Richard — 178
Rowberry. Cecil Joseph— 47. 110. 192
203 389
Rowberry. Richard Lee — 110. 190. 238
Rowe, Bob — 322
Rowe, Betty Jean — 114
Rowe, Deriiys B. — 275
Rowe, Lucille B.— 110, 198, 204, 275,
281. 377. 387
Rowe, Mathew Robert— 178
Rowe, William Stephens— 176
Rowley. Ann — 178
Rowley, Edward M.— 134
Rowley, John M.— 178
Roylance, E. Merlene — 135 289
Rudd, Donna Lee— 134, 267
Ruesch, Marilyn Merle— 178, 225
Rupp, Kenneth Stewart — 87
Ruppe, Shirley Ann— 136, 250
Ruston, Allen LeRoy — 87
Rushton, Connie— 87
Ruston, Darren Young— no, 224
Russell, Gloria — 178 281
Russell, Robert D.— 179. 240
Russon. Lisle Tanner — 110
Russon, Maynard Brown — ^7
Rust, Delmar — 87, 245
Rust, Martin W.— 178
Rut!, William Ronald— 179
Rutter, James— 299
Rytting, Gloria — 65 87
Ryttlng. Lorry E.— 87, 193
— 5-
Sabey, Burns Roy — 110
Sabin, Evelyn — 179
Sabin, Leora — 179
Sabin, Marie— 87, 253
Sadler, Wanda R.— 179, 210
Salerno, Helen S. — 136, 279
Salisbury, George Ronald — 136, 234
289, 324
Salisbury, Paul M.— 322, 323
Salmond, Mary Beth — 388, 369
Sallm, Leona — 253
Saltus. Gail L.— 351. 347
Samuelson. Virginia Lee — *I34
Sandatl, Jane — 179
Sanders. Catherine Rosello — 236
Sandberg. Joseph C— 134. 240
Sanders. Fred S. — 179
Sandford. Carl— 187
Sanders. Lujean — 134
Sanders. LaRee — 110. 259
Sergeant. Clara Jean — 179
Sargent. Jay B. — 134
Sargent. Jerry Jay— 136. 179, 288
Sargent. Larry Don — 237
Sato. Esther N.— 136. 224. 226
Satterfield. Robert LaVon— 305. 321
Saunders. Sally Frances — 136. 282
Saunders Wayne E.— 179
Sawyer. Melvin Wayne— 177. 327
Schaltz. Ronald W.— 110
Schalegel, Walter— 212
Schardine, Louis LeRoy — 87
Schenk, Laura Lea— 179, 217 224
Schelff, Mary Lou— 71, 179, 217, 224*
Schenk, Mary Lou— 1 10, 274
Schenk, Viola M.— 110, 199 225 275
Schleve, Ernest C— 225
Schindler, Stanley F.— 71, 229, 293
Schipper, Eileen— 56, 58, 78, 88, 194,
270
Schlegel, Walter L.— 134
Schmitt, Howard A.— 137 223
Schultz, Bill— 298
Schmutz, Stanton K. — 87
Schofield, Robert C— 136
Schoenfeld, Edward L.— 70, 230
Schofield, Allen Christmas — 17?
Schaler, Bruce Chsdwick — 316
Schow, Alvin Glen^-87
Scheow, Enid— 134
Schow, Fred F. — 87
Schow. Robert Rivers — 119, 225
Schuemman, Jean H. — 179
Schuab. Alma Martin— 179
Schwantes, Olga Ellzabetli- 1 10
Scott, Mary Elaine — 129
Scott, Sharon — 179
Scott. Richard LeRoy— 179
Searle. Geradilne — 180
Sears. Elizabeth A. R.— 42. 85. 88, 194,
244
Seastrand. James K. — 160
Seastrand. Steve A— 137, 295, 321
Secrist, Charlene Hazel— I lO, 252
Sederholm, Carl R.— 110
Seegmiller, Laureen — 110
Seely, Donna Oneta — 180, 282
Seely, Dean — 174
Seely. Edwin M. G.— 110
Seely, Kay Gee— 110, 215, 224
Seely, Norma — 283
Sego, Nancy Ellen— 180, 274
398
Sekaquaptawd, Emory Jr. — 228
Seller. Lois M.— 110. 27?
Selmon, Orrifi M. — 70
Sepequeptewa, Emerv — 218
Seppi. Edward Joseph — 87, 2W
Serrao. Isabel Iwalani — 180. 66
Session, Ctiarlene Ruth — 180
Setier, Down Garff— 247
Seymour. JoanBeatrice — 180, 201
Sewell. iMary Merle— 110. 272
Sewell, Max F.— 87. 287
Sharp, Louis Clark— 43, 110
Sharp, Marilyn Lee — 180
Shorp, Mary Kathryn — 180
Shaw, Oick— 236
Shaw, Graham Campbell — 216
Shaw. Richard James — 136
Shaw. Robert Keith— 87
Shaw, Selma— 110. 267
Shawcroft. Dale Reed — 180
Sheffield. Sherman Beck— 59, 74, 67,
IW. 247. 288
Shell. Seorqe William. Jr. Ill
Shelley, Glade Searle — 87
Shelley, H. Merlin— 88
Shench, Viola— 63, 201
Shepherd, Maxine— 180, 224, 239
Shepherd, Lynn — 136
Shertzer, Minnie Clara — 180. 391
Shileds. Romulus Doyle — {7
Shirts, Don— 292
Shimada, Robert T. — 87
Shimanek, Richard Glade — 88
Shipp, Korol — 180
Shirota. Hiroshi — 68
Shell. Frederick R.— II
Shoemaker. Gene — 287
BYU— 23
Shulti. Bill— 246
Shumway, Drew — 179, 309
Shumway. Ernest Widtsoe — 202. 60
Shumway. Lenn M.— 88. 246. 228. 237
Shumway. Miles S.— 137
■ Shumway. Van L.— III. 237
Shurtlif. Edward Rich— 88
Siddoway. Carol— 180, 283
Sieverts. Maurine — 179. 253
Sigmon. Marcus Luther— 212. 285
Silfast. Joyce E.— 180
Simkins. Annie V. — 180
Simkins. Donna Jean— 180. 237, 258
Simmons. Joyce — 137
Simmons. Sharl — 280
Simonson. Janis — 160
Simpson, Clarence W. — III
Sinclair, Eugene William — 137, 260
Sirrine, George Keith — 88
Skeen, Talmage — 180
Skinner, Dale Eugene — 180
Skousen, Owen Derrell— 287, 306, 321
Skousen, William Jess— 137, 237, 289
Skyles, Doris Eliza— 180
Slater, P. Diane— 180
Slater, Paul W.— 180, 309
Slaugh, Lynn H.— 88, 213, 264
Slaymaker, Norm Royce— 309
Smeath, Donna Jean — 180, 200
Smedley, Milton 6.— 180, 321
Smit, Walter R.— Ill, 302, 321
Smith, Albert— 203
Smith, Barbara— 88, 194. 217. 271
Smith. Beverly J.— 181. 238
Smith, Burke Martin— III
Smith. Carol Dell— 137
Smith. Carole— 180
Smith. Charles A.— 88
Smith, Dale hi.— 136
Smith, David Evans— III, 246
Smith, Devon — 181
Smith, Elon V.— 70
Smith, Gale Marie— 181, 251
Smith, George Ann — III
Smith, Glen Arthur— 180
Smith, Georgia — 238
Smith, Jay Myrven, Jr. — 63. 1 1 1
Smith. Jeratdine Daynes — 88 266
Smith. Joanne — 181. 200, 216
Smith, John Donald — III, 225
Smith, Joyce — 181
Smith, Karma — III
Smith, Keith T.— Ill, 236. 387
Smith, Larry Nielson — 238
Smith, Lawrence Eugene — 236, 327
Smith. Leia May— 137, 236
Smith, Leiand Alfred— III, 226, 237
Smith, Leslie Bernell — 66
Smith, Lorraine— 181, 259
Smith, Luana Maxine— III, 222, 258
Smith, Lyncer Charles — 70
Smith, Mary P.— 138, 180
Smith, Melva Ann— 136, 195
Smith, Melva Fawn— III, 206. 222
Smith. Melvin 1—137. 296
Smith. Myrle— 180, 211, 280. 377. 389
Smith. Norman— 137. 196 246
Smith. Olene— III, 214, 217, 231, 238
253, 342
Smith, Patricia Ann— 181, 201
Smith, Paul Grant— 238, 254
Smith,, Phil McFale— 180
Smith, Phyllis Joy— 137
Smith, Phyllis Max— 88, 274
Smith, Re«— 260
Smith, Richard Terry— 181, 245 309
Smith, Robert C— 218
Smith, Roy L.— 223
Smith, Virgil Bushman — 58, 70
Smith, William Guy— 181
Smith, Wilford- 286
Smithson, Anna Vee — III, 237
Snarr, Joyce — 274
Snarr, LeIand Glen— 289
Snyder, lona M. — ^250
Snelqrove, Phiip R.— Ml, 295
Snell, Carolyn— 181
Snow, tfoward — 309
Snow. Qentin E. — 92
boelberg, Bruce Ray — 161
Soelberg, Verl L.— 68, 213
Solomon, Craig Norval- 225, 254, 392
Solomon, Geraldine — 86
Solomon, James D., Jr. — 88, 246, 249
266
Sommerlade, Joyce Lael — 217
Sorensen, David E — 161
Sorensen, Donald — 88
Sorenson, John L. — 70
Sorensen, Joyce — 68, 259
Sorensen, Kenneth Uscar — 181
Sorensen, Kent V. — 161
Sorensen, Leila June — 181
Sorensen, Lois — 161
Sorensen, Louise — 181
Sorensen. 'Margaret Adele — 137,236
Sorensen, Mary Ann — 137. 198. 216. 266 Sfual^' j'oanni
Stowell. Glenna— 137. 237
Stowell, LeRoy Gay--«9
Stowell, Louise — 210
Strotford, Leiand M., Jr.— 58. 74, 89
292, 309
Stowell, Ray— 237
Stratford, Roland Jack— 182, 292
Stratton, Emma — III
Straub, David Wesley— 163, 236
Strawn. Byron LaNar— 230, 292
Stringfellow. Val— 294
Stringham. Val — 138 ,. ■ o ,^ . ■,:,o
Stringham, Joanne— 111, 199, 216, 266 Thomas, Betty Ann— 139
Stringham, Marcio A.— 136, 198, 270. "■ °
224
Stromberg, Marvis Edith— 89. 253
Strong. Alice — 138
StrubTe, Jackie M.— 138. 225
Stuart. Deon Webster^-223
Thacker. Lynn D.— 183, 366
Thacker, P. Ted — 69
Thacker, Vern C— 69
Thackeray, Renee — 112, 222, 272
Thayne, trvin D.— 163
Thayne, Gordon Earl — 137
Thelin, Josie Valentine — 136
Theobald, Connie Joyce — 256
Thomander, LaVonne — 69, 194, 216, 271 Tyai
Ihimothy. Emily— 135
Thomas. Barbara Louise — 163
Thomas. Burdie— 139. 279
-161
Sorensen. Neil R.— 88. 247
Sorensen. Pat Joanne — 161
Sorenson. Roger A. — 215, 226
Sorensen, Stanford P.^137
Sorriaux, Jeannine — 181, 224
Southwell, Donna Dean — III
Southworth, Mark L.— 88
Sparks, George C. — 137
Sparks, Truman — 92
Sparks. Venna — 68
Spencer, Areola — 181
Spencer, Donald N.— 74, 68
Spencer, Lucille — 215
Spencer, Maitland G. — 86, 206
Spencer, Usher Stanley — 137
Spendlove, Rex S. — 70
Sperry, Alan Francis — 88
Spilsbury, Jewel Ann^-68
Sprague, Kathleen — 137
Spratling, Roylance — 57, 59, 88,, 92,
194, 278, 281
Spurrier, Donald Eugene — 297
Squire, Erma Luicille — 181
Stafansen, 6111 Vern— 71, 161
Statey, Gail Jay — 136
Standage, Delbert R.— 138
Sanford, Ann — 391
Stanford, Doris Ethel— 138, 236
Stanton, Brain Eugene — 161
Stapley, Donna Rae — III, 269
Stapley, Marilyn— 138, 217, 266
Staples, Roy — 297
Starley, William Stevens— 161
Starley, Jean — 138
Starling, Myrtle Estelle— 88, 240
Staufler. David Millard— 88
Slawffer. 6. J.— 181
Stay, Hobert Lee— 236
Stayner, Lynn — 197
Stayner, Jerry — 278
Stebbing, William E.— 138
Stack, Robert Eldon— III, 181
Steed, Camille— 181, 224
Steele, Berenice— 137, 225
Steele, Paul LeFay — 88, 208
Steffenson, Forrest — 209
Steffey, Donna Joan — 181
Steimle, Patricia Anne— 161, 283, 360
Stenquist, Leiand Gus — 136
Stephens, Boyd Ernest — 181
Stephens, Neil C— 161, 318
Stephens, Robert Edwerd'
Stephensen, Jeck O. — 86
Stephenson, Karma June — 181
Stephenson, Kay Verl — 137
Stephenson, Loran D. — 72
Stephenson. Mary Lohree — 181
Stepp, Homer W.— 88, 254
Stevens. Betty Lou — 182
Stevens. Dale Bayles — 180
Stevens. Elaine— 182
Stevens. Floyd J— 182
Stevens. Hank— 294
Stevens. Henry H. — 68
Stevens. John — 236
Stevens. William Ray— 182. 234
Stevenson. Donna Louise — 182. 236
Stevenson. Dwayne H. — 138
Stevenson. V. Grant— 247. 322
Stevenson. Lorin Stanley — 162
Stevenson. Kay — 223
Stevenson Max B. — 182,
Stewart. Charles G.— Ill
Stewart. Don G. — 89
Stewart. Earl Dean — 138
Stewart. Joyce Lyn — 162
Stewart. Nelda C.— II
Stewart. Scott Paul— 162
Stewart. Zona Elverle — 136
Stewart, Merwin Udell— 136. 289 326
Stiburek. Beverly Joan— 182. 236
Stimpson. David — 162
Stinger. Atherton — 136
Stocl. Jean— 69, 253
Stockdale, Barbara Jean — 138
Stocking. Melba Marlene — 16,
Stocking, Norma Jo — 138
Stocks, Bruce De Faro — 138
Stocks, Florence — III, 204
Stoddard, Gloris— 138, 215
Stoddard. Louise— 179. 200
Stoker. Wade— 246
Stoker, Phyllis— 182. 255. 276
BYU— 23
Stokei. Verne— 182. 255. 276
Stolworthy. Donna — 137
Stone. Marlene Pearl — 182. 201
Stoops. Linford Ronald-
Stott. Cleo Gail— 89
Stott. Cloyd— 182
Stott. Douglas W.— 69
Soft, Lloyd— 163
Stott. Reah Knell— 182
Stout. DeMar Earl— 138
Stowell. Betty Rae— 137
-162, 217
Stuart. Nathan J.— 138
Stubbs. Byron— 136
Stubbs. Clifton Dean — 89
Stuckey, Russell Dwight— III 216
Sumerhays. Charles — 138. 287
Summers. Helen Marie— 162. 382. 366,
391
Summers. Raymond A., Jr. — 182
Sumsion, David — 162
Sumsion. Owen W. — 66
Sumsion. Robert J. — 88
Sunderland. Doris Marie — HI. 225.
238. 253
Sutton. Helen — 182
Swain. Bertella— 182
Swan. Geralee — 182
Swan. Helen Joyce— III. 275. 368
Swann. Grace — 138
Swanson, James — 238
Swasey. Ardell— 138
Sweet. Richard Donald— III. 297
Swenson. Alfred Gordon — 182
Swenson. Barbara Jen — 162
Swenson. James Walter — 70
Sylvestor. Althea— 89. 266
Syme. Georgia Jean — 138
— T—
Tahquette. Mary Ann — ^228
Takasaki. Fred Yasuo— 89, 226. 232
Tall, Marilyn Eve— 217 238
Tanner, Cermela D. — 69, 231
Talmage, 8urton A. — 89
Tangren, Bert — 247
Tanner, Alkel H.— 138
Tanner, Betty Jane — 163, 236
Tanner, Carmela — ^270
Tanner, David Earl — 183, 23S
Tanner, Harold — 286
Tanner, John W.— Ill, 196
309 319 Tanner, Lillias Ann — 139, 274
Tanner. Lyie H.— 223. 2S4
Tanner. N. Janese — 111. 225
Tanner, Patricia Ann — ^201. 224
Tanner, Ralf R. — 138
Tanner, Sylvan K. — 89
Taylor, Ann Dean — 163, 282
Taylor, Betty Mae — 89
Taylor, Bruce J.— 164, 288
Thomas, Byron — 89
Thomas, Claude Ray— 112. 218, 297
Thomas, Dean W.— 246
Thomas, Dorthea C. — 139
Thomas, Edward Blain — 139
Thomas, Elvryn Lavoy — 89, 247
Thomas, Evan Scott — 183
Thomas, Grant W.— 64, 223
Thomas, H. Dayle — 89 265
Thomas, Irene— 69, 251
Thomas, Dale — 139
Thomas. LaVieve — 89. 276
Thomas. LaVoy — 215
Thomas. Marilyn — 183
Thoman. Opal Jean— 137, 253
Thomas, Patricia diano— 112, 199, 274
Thomas, Rex LaMar — 137
Thomas, Robert D.— 138
Thomas, Thomas Vernerd, Jr.— 112. 246 Van Dyke. Jean Lucill
Turner. Jack— 391
Turner, Patricia Ann — 184
Turner, Rodney F. — 139
Turner. Shirley Lou— 112, 276
Turner. Thomas G. — 184
Tuttle. Edythe— 184
Tutlle, Erma Carrol Jeane — 139, 256
Tuttle, Kathryn— 112, 279
Elmer D. S.— 112
Tiler, Doris— 112, 225, 236
Tyler, Joan Beryl— 184
Tyler, Sylvia R.— 66. 184, 200, 217
Tyler, Reed— 139. 256
Tyler. Virginia Haiel — 168
Tylor. Janice— 199
Treu. Shirley— 236
— U-
Udall. Alice Jean— 187. 391
Udell. Audrey Jones— 90
Udell. Edith Idella— 267
Udell. Mary Louise— 94, 112. 266
Uibel. Garth— 211, 234, 296
Umphenour, Sterling Gordon — 184
Unqerson. Reid Grant — 139
Unice. Robert-C— 91. 212. 297
— V—
Vance. Deniel Herbert-
184
112
Thompson. Barbara Ann — 139, 253
Thompson, Barbara Fee — 112
Thompson, Barry— 288, 368, 89
Thompson, Clair B. — 137
Thompson, Diene — 163
Thompson, Dorothy — 89, 241
Thompson, Everett W.— 69
Thompson, Glenna Kay — 184
Thompson, John Harmon — 89
Thomson, Marilyn — 257
Thomson, Sharlene — 184
Thompson, Mariorie — 90. 204. 241
Thompwn, Reed Paul — 70
Thompson, Robert A. — 137
Thomson, Carolyn J. — 112
Thorley, Theon Macfarlane — 218
Thorne, Janice 138, 198, 270, 385
Thome, Geraldine — 271
Thornton. La Vee — 164
Thornton, Newell Kay— 184
Threet. Conway Black— 92. 197
Thurber. Karl Garner — 164
Thurber. R. Jeenine — 276
Thurber. Stanley Roy — 137
Thurman, Newel LaDell— 138. 205
Tiau. Albert— 232
Tidwell. Bette LaVerne— 163
Tidwell. Don— 139
Tidwell, Marilyn Vee— 112. 255
Tilack, Winone— 251 234
Tillman, Norma — 103
Tillotson, Joyce— 183, 201
Timm, Dorothy J. — 112
Tingey, Garth L.— 139
Tingey, Grant C— 90, 286
Tingey, Martel — 137, 246
Tippetts, Blain M. — 180
Tippetts, Frank M.— 230
Van SIboten, Don— 112, 192, 236, 268,
353, 391
Van Wagoner, Earl, Jr.— 164
Varela. Delores — 91
Vaughan, Cheryldene — 139
Vernon. Belva Merle — 184
Vest. Arthur Dee— 112
Velbourne, Alice— 276
Vincenti Carl A.— 226
Vieira. Emmenell Nani— 112. 270
Viles, Claudio Eileen— 139. 195
Voight. Clifford William— 91
Vorwaler. Louis 6laine — 139
Vreeand. Janice Thais- 137. 236, 266
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Wachsmuth. Jean W.— 112, 274
Wadsworth, Don Karl— 91, 295
Wagner. Albert Kenyon — 91
Wagner, Leona Farnsworth — 91
Wagstetf. Gay A.— 140
Wainright. Joan Bernice— 168. 238
Waite. Kenneth H.— 1 14. 236
Weile, William Richard— 91
Walker, Dan Leonard— 238, 327
Welker. Dean H.— 91
Walker, Elmo Butters- 91
Walker, Garth- 223
Walker, Gerold Lynn— 91
Walker. J. Myron— 57, 58. 74. 91, 193,
292
Welker, Jessie Marie— 164
Walker, Sonford S.— 56, 62, 112, 130,
218, 246
Wallace, Dorothy— 184, 224
Taylor', Carolyn— 63, 139, 199, 234, 278 Tippits, Gladys— 241
230
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Taylor, David A.— 139, 295
Taylor, Dixie— 139, 195, 198
Taylor. Delbert— 163
Taylor. Donetta — 139
Taylor. Edwin Isaac
Taylor. Elaine — 163
Taylor. Bhelyn— 215
Taylor. Gene Kent — 183
Taylor. Gordon 8.-69, 197, 326
Taylor, Gordon Sterling — 69, 289
Taylor, Janice — III, 170
Taylor. Jaris— 183
Taylor, Joan — 183
Taylor. JoAnn— 163, 237, 280
Taylor, John A.— III. 311
Taylor, John Maurice — 295
Taylor. John W.— 139
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Taylor. Mildred— 89. 253
Taylor. Ralphena— 199. 269
Taylor. Richard — 231
Ronald David— 240
Sherwin G.— 89
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Taylor. William Hacing— 112
Tee. Roy D.— 67. 207, 292
Tebbs. Morion— 59. l38. 199. 216. 238
277
Teichert. John A.— 1 12. 236. 246, 327
Telford. Mexine— 112, 274
Tollmen, Normo — 237
Tenney, Eugene Delbert — 124, 237
Tenney. Woyne P. — 183
Terry, Birdene— 89, 266, 261
Terry, Down— 268
Terry, Golden Deon — 112
38, 212, 287 Terry, Joyce— 112
Terry, Rex N.— 112
Terry, Velma — 112
Teuscher, Norinne — 1 12, 2S5
Tew, Burton Edwin, Jr. — 213
Thockor. Horry Fred— 241
Thocker, Li 10—89
Thacker, LyIe Vern— 183
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Tobler, Don Lee — 164, 29?
Tobler, Shorlene — 112
Todd, Albert C, Jr.— 90
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Todd. Lorin R.— 112. 256
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Tovey, Normo — 257
Trocy, Clinton R.— 90
Trflcy, Raymond C. — 184
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Tregoikis, Glede Lloyd— i9, 116, 139,
196
Tribe, Corolyn— 112
Trimble, Robert Bruce— 90
TroHer. Poul Arnold— 112
Trottier. Wollace G.— 112
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Tsalaky. George— 90, 302
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Tucker, Gefoldlne — 270
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Turner, Dole — 260
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Morolyn— 91, 2S9
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216, 224, 271
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Ward, Corma Luano — 164
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Warren. Paul— 290
Wasden. Leonard Berrett— 139. 236,
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Watkins. Alone Janette— 91. 268
Watkins, Arlys— 165
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Wotts. Jerry Williom— 165
Woymon, Goil — 224
Wethermon, Donold Irvin — 165, 233
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Weber, John — 298
Weenig. Horry Merwin — 309
Weight Glen Aldous— 140
Weitzeil, Normon Lee— 185
Weinheimer, Ruth Ellen — 72
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Welch, Arthur H.— 114
Wells, Beverly Jeon— IBS
Walls. Joreld LeIond— 139
Wells, Milton— 112
Wells, Richord W.— 48, 64 185, 299
Wengreen. Arthur Deon — 72, 215
Warrett, Williom Ronold— 140, 224,
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West. Barbara Ann — I6S
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West, Henry George— 185, 309
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Whatcott. William John— 186. 321
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290. 388
Whetlle, Charles— 216
Whipple. Audrey Elaine — 91. 206
Whilbeck. Alan— 91
Whipple. Boyd— 292
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While. Earl Roger— 298
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White Kar. Robert— 218
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White, John— 227
White. Lilly— 237
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Whitear. Glenn Loris— 139
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Whitehead, Leroy. Jr.— 91
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Whiteley. Joyce— 63. 113, 195. 199,
WhiHord. Ethel Helani— 232
Whiteley. Patricia Ann — 186
Whiting. Ann— 113, 195, 2W. 271
Whiting. Mirilyn— 140
Whitney. Robert Orson— 63. 91. 247
Whittaker. Bob— 305
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Whittle. JoAnn — 275
Whittle. Sabra — 179
Wlberg, Marilyn — 114
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Wrightman, Jeanne Afton — 186
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Wilkins. Arthell— 112. 278
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Wilkins, George Richard— 113
Wilkinson. Marian — 385. 389
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Willardson. Corma— 140. 259
Willordson. Jody C. — 67, 113
Willardson, Dona M.— 186
Willes Vera Erma— 140. 385, 389, 391
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Williams, Buehl LaMar — 113. 247
Williams. Dorothy Jean— 72
Williams. Dwayne A.— 113
Williams, Glen Robert— 59. 114, 140,
299
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Williams. Kenneth J.— 91
Williams. Lamar— 237
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Williams. Patrice Jeanne — 113, 216
290 Williams, Paul George— 140
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Williamson. Gary Clark— 186. 236, 298
392 Williamson, Joan — 112
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Willis, John Gridley— 186
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Wilson. Dean Ervin— 166
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Wilson. JoAnn— 186
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Wilson. Mae— 166
Wilson, Ma« E.— 113, 246
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Wiltbank Mary Eliiabelh— 186, 237
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Winegar, Maxine — 113
Wing David Allen — 218
Wing'. Jack Hildevrand— 213
Wlna Joyce C. — 113
Winq Lela-63, 106, 113, 195. 199,216
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Winger. Gay Elliott— 186
Winget. J. Oscar— 140 .
Winkenwerder. Shirlee Ann
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Winkler. Phyllis— 91. 271
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Winsor, Carlene Mildred— 186, 237
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Winsor, Joann — 186, 237
Winsor, Robert Carl— 186. 245
Winlch. JoAnn — 174
Winter, Jeannine — 186
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Winters, Francis Burton — 186, 238, 256
Winterton. Eldon W. — 186
Winward. Joy— 186. 238
Wiscombe. Arthur Clark— 91
Wiscombe. Erold Clark — 91
Wiscombe, Phyllis K.— 92
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Wissmar. David Frank — 187
Wiltke, Dayton Doyle— 167
Wolfinden. Charles Arthur— 140. 226
Wolfinden, George J.— 91, 209
Wold. Royce 8.- 187
Wollley. Earl Scott— 91
WoHley. Patsy Darline — 187. 238
Wolverton. Jo Ann — 187
Womack, Glen P.— 140
Wong, Anne S. H.— 140
Wong. Mary S. .— 187
Wood, E. Annette— 91. 221, 266, 391,
387
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236. 240, 252, 270
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Woodward, John David — 60, 187
Woolley, Quentin — 63, 114, 201
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Wootton. Richard Roland — 140
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Worsley, Linda J.— 114
Wortham, Wilbur Raleigh— 238
Worlhen. Patricia- 187
Worthington. Everett Eugene— 187
Worthington. Keith Neldon— 113, 218
246
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Wrathall, Jay W.— 205
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Wright, June C— 92. 224
Wright, Kenneth Dean— 72
Wright. Mariorie Elain— 187
Wright Mona— 92. 206. 251
Wright. Rae— 181
Wright. William Lloyd— 114
Wyatt, Barbara— 198
Wyndir. Frank Curtis— 140, 247
Yamakawa, Takamasa— 140. M5
Yearsley. Karen Adele-187, 238
Yearsley, Kenneth C— 187
Yeates, Margene — 187, 257
Young. Arlo D.— 167
Young, Bevis— 187
Young. Carl Louis— 92
Young. David B.— 167
Young. Everett William— 70
Young'. Janice — 201
Young, J. Lowell-114, 225
Young. Janis — 187
Young. Lawrence Richard— 92
Young, Marilyn E.-I40, 198
Young. Mitii Marianne— 140. 236
Young Nolan G.— 114, 203
Young, Val J.— 140
Young. Yvonne— 187, 276
Yoshimoto, Harold E. — 226
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Zabriskie. Jay R.-ie7
Zaccardi. Dorthy Julie T.— 187
Zakel, Helen Maxine — 187
Zilting Harold LeRoy— 140, 248
ZobelT, Gordon N.— 140
Zobell, Keith Walter— 140
Zohner, Dorin— 187
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