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1977
banyan
Brieham Young I Iniversiu
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Volume 63
.lost erf s American Yearbook Co.
This book is dedicated to the 1977
BANYAN staff who worked and worked
and worked!
"The greatest use of a life is to spend it
on something that outlasts it.*' — William
James
Read and enjoy, you deserve your glory
now.
David and Kayna
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EDITORS
David Marks
Kayna Kemp
SECTION EDITORS
Lydia Wilcox
Ranae Cahoon
Margo Rollins
Dorothy Smith
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Gary Jensen
Jill Higbee
Mike Sorenson
Guy Dickson
Robert Kofoed
Reese Christensen
John Bozung
Rodney Marble
Robert Davis
Doug Murray
STAFF
Julie Bench
Sheri Clarke
Robin Duncan
Jan Jones
Eddie Kanet
Olivia Kieboom
Randy Lizak
Catherine Moon
Cathy Muxo
Pam Tuttle
Steven Thomsen
ADVISER
Dr. Merwin Fairbanks
JOSTEN'S AMERICAN
YEARBOOK REPRESENTATIVE
Peggy Quist
CLASS PHOTOS
BYU Photo Studio
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There are many reasons why we each
^attend Srigham Young University.
.But, once here our individual
^purposes become unified as we
hake on the responsibility of seeking
:nowledge. In our quest for new ideas
rr*id truth we each travel different H
paths. In this book we hope to } •'
3ring to life those paths we each ^
khave chosen; the colleges within
this university. There are two
ends to these paths-one is finite;
a degree. The other is infinite;
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challenging
appreciation
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humility
All true wisdom that mankind have they have
received from God, whether they know it or
not. There is no ingenious mind that has ever
invented anything beneficial to the human
family but what he obtained it from that One
Source, whether he knows or believes it or not.
There is only one source from whence men
obtain wisdom, and that is God, the fountain
of all wisdom, and though men may claim to
make their discoveries by their own wisdom by
meditation and reflection, they are indebted to
our Father in heaven for all.
— Brigham Young
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the essence of an education
biological and agricultural sciences 16
business 24
education 32
engineering sciences and technology 40
family living 50
fine arts and communications 60
general studies 76
humanities 94
law school 102
nursing 108
physical and mathematical sciences 116
physical education 126
religion 178
social sciences 198
class 210
our world inside and out 304
associated students of byu 328
closing 388
index 408
Brigham Young University
college deans
We wish to express our appreciation to all the deans and
their colleges for their cooperation and assistance in making
this Banyan possible.
Dean Merrill J. Bateman
Business
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Dean Curtis N. Van Alfen
Education
Dean A. Lester Allen
Biological and Agricultural Sciences
Dean Armin J. Hill
Engineering Sciences and Technology
Dean Blaine R. Porter
Family Living
Dean Lael J. Woodbury
Fine Arts and Communications
Dean C. Terry Warner
General Studies
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Dean Bruce B. Clark
Humanities
Dean Jae R. Ballif
Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Dean Carl S. Hawkins
Law School
Dean Clayne R. Jensen
Physical Education
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Dean Maxine J. Cope
Nursing
Dean Martin B. Hickman
Social Sciences
Dean Ellis T. Rasmussen
Religion
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Biological and
Agricultural Sciences
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The College of Biological and Agricultural Sciences offers
many opportunities for students majoring in Agricultural
Economics, Agronomy and Horticulture, Animal Sciences,
Botany and Range Sciences, Microbiology and Zoology.
These programs prepare students for occupations in farm-
ranch management, agribusiness firms, commercial farms,
industry sales and research, farm and ranch laboratories,
intercollegiate judging contests, U.S. Forest Service, wildlife
management, public health laboratories, medical technicians,
national institutes of health, medicine or dentistry.
"We're trying to grow plants but they're
dying. We're running experiments on
propagating plants. Running experiments
both sexually and asexually."
Susan Hagen
"I hate it because my nails break when I
dig around in the dirt."
Susan Hagen
agronomy and horticulture
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agricultural
economics
"Ag. Econ. is finance management and
marketing. It prepares you for farm
management or agricultural marketing
and government research. Financial
management is as big a part of
agriculture as the farming aspect. Ag.
Econ. endeavors to give training in this
field."
Randv Nelson
photos by R. Kofoed
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R.Kofoed
R.Kofoed
"In working with animals you have to
realize that they aren't as intelligent as we
are. You have to have a lot of patience."
Jack Pearce
animal
science
G.Jensen
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zoology
"It's one of the top in the
nation for pre-dent. They
set up Zoology, Chemistry,
and Physics classes
especially for pre-dent and
pre-med to help them get
into their professional
schools."
Greg Krainik
photos by R. Kofoed
"The Zoology facilities at this University
are excellent. The only thing people care
about are the grades and the DAT, not
whether they graduate. As soon as they're
accepted they don't care what happens."
Doug Anderson
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"BYU has an excellent Microbiology
department. For those going into the medical
field, it gives a good background no matter
what field of medicine you go into, but
especially research."
"The classes give you background on dental
techniques and also prepare you for dental
school. We have clinical observation classes
where we observe in dental offices for what you
would see on a daily basis."
microbiology
Dave Salo
Ken Waddell
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"Botany is a diverse field. We have electron
microscope people who spend most of
their time preparing slides. They're
interested in how plants are put together.
Ecologists deal with how plants relate with
each other and how they interact with
their environment. Paleobotanists study
fossil plants. They're main interest is how
old plants give rise to plants now."
Mark Whiting
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To be successful in the business world, one must have desire,
determination, drive, and initiative. The business major must
be able to use the practical realities from Accounting, Busi-
ness Education, Business Management, and Economics, and
translate those learned, useful techniques and theories into
valuable application in business endeavors.
accounting
"Accounting: Intricate systems of black
numbers explaining how the company
came out in the red."
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economics
"Transtaafl: There ain't no such thing as a free lunch."
Milton Friedman
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business
education
"Not only do our secretaries get along
well with people, they can type."
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business
management
"True business virtuosity:
Ability to keep talking
while someone else picks
up the check."
If at first you do succeed, its probably your father-in-law's business."
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masters
"If any of you have a desire to be mediocre,
you will probably find that you have al-
ready achieved your ambition."
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An attempt to teach a person to be
logical and rational in their decision
making; something of considerable value
in one s personal life."
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Integrating the world of theory and reality,
and encouraging teachers to make early
and valid decisions about teaching as a
career, the College of Education's
Five-Phase program produces well-prepared,
dedicated teachers. This program allows
the students to investigate their
compatability with the multiple facets of
teaching by getting the students out in the
classroom early.
Photos bv R. Kofoed
'We usually always give the new student teachers a 'razz' job
"The kids will try to take advantage of a student teacher, in fact they try you to the health!"
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"Teaching is very rewarding, but it does
have some drawbacks. I went the first day
more prepared than I have ever been
before, and came home realizing how
unorganized I had been. You don't realize
how hard teaching is, until you try it.'1
Dave Davis
Photos by R. Kofoed
'The students are really a pleasure to work with.
"Teaching is the only profession there is!"
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"Education is a universally
useful discipline because it
makes you aware of situations,
possibilities for improvement
and aspects of human relations
that you may not have thought
of otherwise. It also is very
helpful in defining our roles in
society-that is something
almost everyone needs help
with."
Nancy Call
Photos by R. Kofoed
'Acting as a student teacher really makes me feel good."
'Student teachers are nice and kind," comments one student.
Td like to know who said that!" replies another.
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would rather have a student teacher than a veterinarian, because
I student teacher doesn't give shots!"
"Teaching is a big responsibility, bigger
than Most people think."
Robyn Axelgard
'Student teachers always give you fun work to do."
Photos by R. Kofoed
'My student teacher is SO pretty!"
'Student teachers are always willing to help."
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'Student teachers sure learn names fast!"
Photos by R. Kof
"To be an effective teacher, you must re-
member to be yourself at all times."
"The kids just love chemistry!"
says Paul Fore. "You've got
to be kidding!" someone
comments from inside the
classroom.
'I am working with a great bunch of kids!'
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"I have really learned a lot
about myself during the short
time that I have been student
teaching."
Nancy Narciso
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?'ur student teacher is so smart, and women are not supposed to
tsmart! Oh well, I guess there is an exception to every rule.!"
'Student teachers really care about us."
"These little kids are so innocent and sweet, and so close to God."
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industrial education
and technology
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I read and I forget.
I see and I remember.
I do and I understand.
In the departments of Industrial Education and Technology,
experience is the best teacher. Theory comes alive in practice.
Both departments are closely related in that both deal with
the tools and techniques for carrying out plans. Technology
and Industrial Education makes man's imagination materi-
alize. That imagination and its applications are limitless.
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"You can get your hands pretty dirty in
this department."
Dilman Carter
"I enjoy working with my hands and
instructing others."
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"Technology is the practical approach;
the 'how' of engineering."
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Engineering is concerned with why a system, product
or procedure performs. Basked in the light of mathe-
matics and natural sciences, engineering deals mainly
with the design of things. Engineering has some con-
nection with the design of everything that is man-
made in the world. It is therefore, as expansive as the
imagination of man.
Individuals are prepared by the rigor of the engineering
sciences in the creative aspects of planning and design-
ing products vital to both science and industry. Its ap-
plications are as broad as the testing of technology
proves useful.
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chemical engineering
"A department where you can know the
faculty through professor interaction."
'They say we're just glorified plumbers."
Ken Wzorek
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"My interest lies in design — from the first
line on paper to the last nail on top."
civil engineering
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a needle in a haystack."
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"Definition of an engineer:
He measures with a micrometer;
Marks it with a piece of chalk
And cuts it with an axe."
H. Wa>ne Humphre>
mechanical engineering
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The College of Family Living delves into all
aspects of human existance from the
conception of life to the passage of death
and every facet in-between through the
departments of Child Development and
Family Relations (CDFR). Clothing and
Textiles, Food Science and Nutrition,
Family Economics and Home
Management, Home Economics Education
and Interior Environment are part of the
program.
"It's not just studying having babies and
changing diapers — in fact I can't remember
a teacher talking about that."
Jill Gubler
CDFR
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clothing and textiles
"We learn about the psychological aspects
of clothing: why people wear what they do;
what looks good on you and why. It helps
you be aware of the quality of merchandise.
What really is a good deal and what's not.
It's a broad field. People just think about
basic sewing. You really have an in into
the business field with a Clothing and
Textiles degree."
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"There's a great integration of Chemistry,
Nutrition, Physiology, Engineering, and
Microbiology — all those facets come into
Food Science. We touch on everything and
I enjoy the variety. The important part
about FSN is that it has direct application
to everybody everyday, three times a day.
Nutrition is important — everyone wants
to be healthy."
Leon Hansen
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family economics
and home management
"When you tell people your in FEHM the first thing
they think is that you came to school to become a
wife. But we're learning to become professionals in
a professional field. It's opportunity to go to
community meetings and try to help people learn to
live better, use energy more effectively, manage
money wiser. It's helping people, showing them how
to be better."
Carolyn Kurr
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"It's a good basic education. We have
classes in Nursing, Child Development,
Home Management, and Clothing and
Textiles. It's not just teaching cooking and
sewing; you come out of the department
really well rounded. It's not just an easy
way out of school. It's very demanding and
you have to stretch your mind."
Neenah Chebahtah
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"People think Interior Environment
is just another thing girls take at
BYU. Our IE department is one of
the largest in the nation.
Architectural Rendering, Stage
Design and Graphics are all a part of
Interior Environment."
Pam Simkins
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interior environment
photos by J.Bozung
" 'No success can compensate for failure in
the home.' (David O. McKay) If your home
is not a total environment, a laboratory
for living, then your family will not find
the strength and support they need. The
long term effects could be far reaching.
Homes should be an environment to retreat
to, not only a shelter from the elements."
Cynthia Gueck
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Conjnjuijications
Through the ages,- civilizations have risen
and fallen leaving only remnants by which
they can be remembered. Their highest
achievements, indeed, their finest attributes
are left behind as pieces to a puzzle for future
generations.
Whatever media the artist chooses to employ
in expressing or communicating an emotion,
he speaks of the times in which he lives.
Communication is the intent of the College
of Fine Arts and Communication because
each artist is working to express an idea.
This college, with its varied departments,
provides a training ground for the aspiring
artist. Whether he chooses music, cinematic
art, design, art or some other form of com-
munication, the College of Fine Arts and
Communication can give him a boost to-
wards the goals he wishes to attain.
With the different forms of communication
an artist can create a picture of the world
around him and in some small way make a
contribution about his generation for the
generations to follow.
G. Dickson
advertising
G. Dickson
"Advertising — the life blood of a
publication. We are always behind the
scenes, the stage crew of a publication, so to
speak, but we really enjoy our work!"
Steve Taylor
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G. Dickson
"The system is such that it stifles enthusiasm.'
-Randy Taylor
"The quality of the product depends on the
quality of the students and the work they are
willing to put into it."
-Nelson Wadsworth
"I think the Journalism Department has great
resources but they are not always used wisely. For
the resources that we have, I feel that we are
turning out a pathetically few number of real
good journalists."
— Donna Rouvicrc
journalism
G. Dickson
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"We can teach you to run the equipment.
We can teach you to become a technical expert.
But —
We can not teach you to be at ease with yourself,
speak over a microphone, or love music.
That's the secret — LOVE.
You have to LOVE what you are doing.
— Sheila Hayes
G. Dickson
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"This area of broadcasting is a
tremendous learning experience
for the student while, at the
same time, offering service that
is enjoyable to the viewer."
— Dan Hodgson
Dickson
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J. Bozung
sculpture
"We live in a three-dimensional world.
I feel we need to work with that
three-dimensional space, shape, value,
and form in order to gain a true
appreciation of our surroundings."
-Frank Riggs
G. Dickson
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pottery
G. Dickson
"For once in my life, I'd like to see
a picture of someone with clay on their
nose, after all, an artist is a person who
really gets INTO his work!"
—Paul Fehlberg
"I tell my students that the best pot has
never been created and that we are all
working to create it."
-Max Weaver
"Our whole department is going to
'pot!'
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painting
"Painting is blood, sweat, and tears
inter-mixed with the media and applied
painstakingly with the brush. It
comprises about 1% talent."
— Anonymous
'Art is NO ACCIDENT."
— Cliff Dunston
G. Dickson
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G. Dickson
G. Dickson
drawing
"Figure drawing —
Seeing in the deepest sense of the
word. Considering the origin of man,
the complexity of his organism and
the capacity that he has to relate to
his fellows. There is no source of study
which could better benefit the artist."
Trevor Southey
G. Dickson
"The human form in its perfection is
expressly the most beautiful blend of
form, grace and intellect ever to have
been raised in the mind of God — its
creator.
To draw it in its fullness is a gratifying
experience."
Margo Rollins
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music
"Music brings ultimate joy for those
involved. It allows one to express
and experience emotions more deeply,
thereby bringing greater meaning to
life."
Nancy D. Waters
J. Higbec
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drama
"When you major in theatre
you major in a way of life. You
have to be willing to give
unlimited time to learning the
skills so that you can make the
audience feel with you."
Anonymous
"The thing I gain most from
theatre is being able to explore
different characters and
perhaps finding a little bit of
myself in each character I
portray. Thus, I am able to
understand myself more fully."
J. Higb
"There are four things debate does
for you.
1-It helps you to become an effective
teacher.
It is intellectually stimulating.
It increases your understanding and
concern for American social
problems.
4-It gives you good experience and
exposure in social, political, legal,
economic, and educational facets
of American life."
LaVerne Alvis
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DECISION
"Service is the role of the General Studies
College. We try to aid students in attain-
ing their life's goals."
-Jerry L. Jensen
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the honors program
"Exploring both old and new approaches to general education."
The Honprog
career education
"Hang in there and
keep looking. . .
It's like genealogy. . .
you'll, find it."
Roger Hoffman
J. Bozong
J. Bozong
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indian
education
"Indian Week is a time where you
get inspired to work harder to
fulfill your role as an Indian with
regard to church, government and
the world as a whole. "
'The program, as well as the Tribe
of Many Feathers student
organization, has really allowed
me to adjust college and campus
life:'
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"The one-to-one relationship
available in the smaller classes
has given me a better outlook on
my school work. I apply myself
better when I know my teachers."
Charlenc Riggcs
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philosophy
"Philosophy is the struggle
against the fascination that
forms of expression exert
over us.
L. Wittgenstein
"The unexamined life is not
worth living."
Plato
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J. Higbee
G. Jensei
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library
science
"A library should be the delivery
room for the birth of ideas ..."
Norman Cousins
G. Dickson
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Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds of earth and danced
the skies on laughter-silvered wings; Sunward I've
clfmbed and joined the tumbling mirth of sun-split
clouds... and done a hundred things you have not
dreamed of. . wheeled and soared and swung high in
the sunlit silence. Hov'ring there, I've chased the shout-
ing wind along, and flung my eager craft through foot-
less halls of air. Up, up the long, delirious, burning blue
I've topped the windswept heights with easy grace.
Where never lav, or even eagle flew. And, while with
silent, lifting mind I've trod the high untrespassed
sanctity of space^put out my hand, and touched the face
of God. . r
James Gillespie Magee, Jr»
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In and out of the classroom
we learn leadership and
management principles. We
experience them in theory
and action. We feel a
responsibility to perform
the best we can.
"X,
G. Jensen
R. Marble
R. Kofoed
G. Jensen
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Angel Flight
FRONT ROW: S.Seawright. C.Richardson,
P.Hansen, K.Soderberg, T.Eggington, B.
Gayheart. 2ND ROW: T.Yergensen, A.
Kaufman, J.Higginson, S.Muir, D. White-
head. P.Julian. A.Terry, M.Simpson. L.
Hayden. T.Lundquist. 3RD ROW: J.Ande-
lin, K.Ameling, A.Dahle, P.Williams, K.
Terrell. D.Harrell, J.Keenan. R.Hoffer, J.
Stolks, D.Kempton, D.Brown. W.Greeff. D.
Smith. S.Winkler, M.Ririe, BACK ROW:
P.Pope, N.McCune, B.Cook, S.McConkie,
L.Baker, L.Burdett, D.Pitchford, H.Long,
G. Burton, D.Gray, C.Bertoneau, M.Nilsson,
K.Jensen, K.Kunzler, L.Shurtleff, D.Hansen
The Footprints of Freedom
"We have the very special blessing of
being the only Footprints in the world
which become closer as the stride
lengthens."
Arnold Air Society
FRONT ROW: Olivia Law, Brian Sokol-
owsky, Joseph Anderson, Wayne Airmet,
Charles Forsyth, Greg Morgan, Richard
West, Roger Johnson. David Wook. 2ND
ROW: Richard Harmon, Bob Urquhart,
Martin Reeder, Dennis Peterson, Tom Mee-
cham, Ted Gardner, Curtis Conkie. BACK
ROW: Fred Nightengale, Quinn Nixon, Bob
Arnold, Larry Seawright, John Gibbons,
Art Bastian, Dale Boucher, Bob Rebo.
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"It is good to be in a program where you're
working towards a meaningful goal. I love
my country and want to serve it. In the
ROTC I feel I can do both."
Mitch Langford
G. Jensen
FRONT ROW: Maj Preston Merrill, Cpt Victor Krzymowski, Sgt Larry Odom, Mr. Will Henderson, Sgt Glen Snell. Colonel Richard B.
Jensen, Cpt John Patrick, BACK ROW: Cpt Michael Ehlers, Carolyn Keller, Sgt Mortin, Sgt Gordon Mullett, Col Rev Baldwin.
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Seniors
FRONT ROW: Richard West, Joseph Anderson, Robin Brooks-
by, Curtis Crane, James Sumsion, Timothy Martin. BACK ROW:
Dale Boucher, Dave Jensen, Brian Sokolowsky. Richard Harmon,
Robert Arnold.
FRONT ROW: Guy Gardner, Larry Seawright, Arthur Bastion,
Ted Gardner, Dennis Peterson, Thomas Meecham, Matthew
Housley. BACK ROW: James Hutcheson, Val Hilton, Rawland
Peterson, Robert Taylor, Bret Perkins, Fred Nightengale, Roger
McDowel, James Greenwood.
M. Foley
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army rote
Photos by R. Warne
"The Reserve Officers
Training Corps
produces the majority
of the highly trained
leaders who are
essential to the
technical needs of our
armed forces. ROTC is
also an important
reinforcement of the
principle of civilian
control of the military
that is basic to our
Constitution and our
democratic way of life.
We all have an
important stake in our
armed forces."
President Dallin H. Oaks
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FRONT ROW: SSG Bradley Hanson, Colonel Bartley E. Day, Mrs. Elaine Hanson, Mrs. Evelyn Mills, Miss Jill Johnson Mr. Wayne R"dy^SFC Jon
DeFrehn SSG Jay D Thelin, SGT Jerry Clayton. 2ND ROW: Cpt Vincent Earnhart, SGM Jay D. Rigby, Cpt William Jacobsen, Cpt Michael Merz, Cpt
Kurt Larsen, Maj Daniel Aldridge, Maj Ernest Boyer, LTC Robert Hall, LTC Blaine Jensen, SSG Gary White.
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"I've learned a lot about people, organization,
life and other things since I've been in Sponsors.
Learning to give of yourself is really important.
I've learned to want to give service to others."
Cathy Rodebach
Photos by R. Warne
Sponsor Corp
FRONT ROW: H.Dodge, C.Simmons, D.Skidmore, L.Cabmi, D.Condie, C.Crook, C.Reinhold, C.Ricci, B.Russell. 2ND ROW: D.Tracy. M.Peterson.
S.Hohnson, E.Haywood, S.Wetzle, A.Davis, D.Doizer, T.Meyer, L.Thiorit. 3RD ROW: H.Peterson. S.Sanders, K.Moquin, C.Matthews, W.Detton.
T.Norris, D.Keldson, J.EIdredge, B.Prince, C.Sholtz, W. Burnett. BACK ROW: L.Rassmussen, S.Moquin, C. Headman. C.Chipman. C.Manion, A.
Willis, T.Champneys, C.Rodeback, C. Miles, S.Christenson, J.Neuhert.
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"What is it like to be in
ROTC? It's great^it's a
challenge in all aspects. It's
a leadership challenge to
be a cadet on campus. Later,
on active duty, is also a
challenge. The Army provides
many opportunities to meet
people and share the gospel."
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FIRST ROW: Cdt/Cpt Roger Olson, Robert
Wiggins, Ken Morain. Gary Riley, Paul Dins-
mor. 2ND ROW: Glenn Miller. Cl'iff Cox, Steve
Berrv, Robert Cox, Larrv Levenson, Cdt/Sgt
Robert DeWitt. 3RD ROW: Cdt/Maj Mark
Poulton, Paul Embley, Brian Pett. Ron Melluish,
Richard Frey, Craig Lindsey.
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APPRECIATION
"We are people centered. Humanities is
concerned with the achievements of man
through the ages in the realms of art,
literature and philosophy. Our approach is
intuitive, esthetic and spiritual as we learn
and express our feelings, frustrations and
yearnings. In other words we try to under-
stand man better and how he relates to his
environment."
Dean Bruce B. Clark
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classical, biblical, and
middle eastern languages
Photos by M. Sorensen
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"Though the breeze blow not, the flower of
the heart of man will change its hue. And
when looking back on years of intimacy, to
see that your friend, while you still
remember the moving words you exchanged,
is growing distant and living in yet another
world - all this is sadder far than parting by
death."
Kenko Yoshida
Translated by Brad Burton
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"And as Paul was to be led into the castle,
he said unto the chief captain, May I speak
unto thee? Who said, Canst thou speak
Greek?"
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Germanic Languages, French
Italian, Spanish and Portuguese
Photo by M. Sorenson
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american studies
The whole of human experience
in America-past and present
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english and humanities
"The study of Humanities
has introduced me to
aspects of life I never
knew existed."
"Literature allows you an
intimate glimpse into the
minds of many of the world's
most astute thinkers."
Photos by M. Sorensen
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L UttEtrEn Clark
"Law students are committed,
compulsive and anxious. They
are always driving themselves,
getting there and going
farther."
G. Dickson
G. Dickson
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"I enjoy the
challenge. It is a
totally demanding
school which
prepares us for a
totally demanding
profession."
"In Law School,
you either grow or
you die. I'm
growing."
G. Dickson
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M. Rollins
G. Dickson
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There was a man in our town
and he was wondrous wise:
he jumped into a Bramble Bush
and scratched out both his eyes —
and when he saw that he was blind,
with all his might and main
he jumped into another one
and scratched them in again.
Karl Llewllyn
from The Bramble Bush
K. Rector
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"Nursing?
Exciting, challenging!"
Jan Olsen
BYU's College of Nursing provides students
with opportunities for self-realization and
preparation in occupational and community
responsibilities. Nursing encompasses a mul-
titude of functions, which require services of
competent practitioners with varying levels
of preparation. The program involves three
phases: associate phase, baccalaureate phase
and graduate phase.
Because of the nature of the education of-
fered by BYU's nursing program, the student
is able to contribute to society in a meaning-
ful way and becomes an effective agent in
working with others to bring about desired
changes in the delivery of modern health
care.
R. Christensen
"Nursing is a perfect opportunity
For Christlike service-
It means
total concern for others."
Marc Hutchinson
R. Christensen
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in all settings instead of reading about
what they are supposed to be able to do.,,
Norma Rae Arrington
Adviser
R. Taylor
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Center
To provide more educational
opportunities for students in nurs-
ing, BYU has extended its
campus to Salt Lake City for
better availability of clinical
facilities. For the five years that
BYU has utilized the Salt Lake
Center, students have met and
studied in the old Veterans' Hos-
pital one block east of the
Primary Childrens' Hospital.
Students assigned to the Salt
Lake Campus participate in the
same undergraduate study pro-
gram as their fellow nursing as-
sociates in Provo.
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R. Christensen
R. Christensen
"On campus we try to find time to study.
Here we try to find time for fun."
R. Christensen
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R. Christensen
"Having a split
campus is a bummer.
I feel so far away
from BYU—
I only wish
other students knew
we were up here."
R. Christensen
"We are all so close, there's no competition.
Everyone helps everyone."
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"The program is harder
than most people think.
You have to be dedicated —
It means
Eating, breathing and sleeping
Nursing."
R. Christensen
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Christensen
R. Christensen
"Nursing?
It's making me alot more aware
of people."
Greta Kemper
t. Christensen
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Physics
and Mathematical
Sciences
In search of truth
Even before the great physicist and mathe-
matician, Isaac Newton, made profound dis-
coveries long ago, man has been in search of
truth. Great excitement and opportunity
awaits the curious, the persistent, and the
creative who participate in the search to dis-
cover still greater truths that will give greater
unity and understanding to the wild variety
in nature. The College of Physical and Math-
ematical Sciences provides students with
such an opportunity to prepare for and en-
gage in that search.
With computers, fundamental laws, data,
graphs, matter, energy, theories, reactions,
numbers, natural resources, planets, and
space, faculty and students of the College
of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
observe and investigate nature's laws. BYU's
College includes the disciplines: Physics and
Astronomy, Statistics, Chemistry, Mathe-
matics, Computer Science and Geology.
Photos by R. Christensen
"Physics 177 is a real quest —
It's letting go of your TA's hand
and exploring and learning on your own.
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Statistics: meaningless numbers
that come to
meaningful conclusions.
There are 25,476.5 of them here at BYU.
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R. Kofoed
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Geologists tend to be the most
well-rounded people in many varied fields
of academic pursuits.
Ban Kowallis
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In the lives of many there is a need to develop one's physical
strengths and abilities to the fullest possible extent. The need
to run that extra mile, to lift an additional weight, to swim an
extra 500 meters, to exert one's body past the pain barrier,
to say "I did it", becomes the final goal. Dedication is the
key for all those men and women who continue to ask for
more through all the days of pain, the hours of practice,
the moments of agony, and the pure determination of phys-
ical self-dcciplinc. The reward: the sweet ccstacy. of victory.
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cougars post 9-2 season
Garner WAC co-championship, Tangerine Bowl bid
Records were rewritten, national statistics were logged, and
bodies were bruised, as the 1976 Cougar Football Team
passed, punted, kicked, and ran to its best season ever. The
nation's number one pass offense team, led by Junior quar-
terback Gifford Nielsen dominated the air with 3,386 yards,
averaging 307.8 yards a game, and finished seventh in scor-
ing with 31.9 points averaged per game. Two other Cougars
made their way into NCAA statistics with Dave Taylor
placing sixth in field goal kicking, and fullback Todd Chris-
tensen coming up fourteenth in pass receiving with 4.6
catches per game. The most successful Cougar team in his-
tory retained the Beehive Boot, shared the WAC Cham-
pionship with Wyoming, and polished off the season with a
Tangerine Bowl invitation against Oklahoma State Univer-
sity.
R. Christensen
J. Bozung
"For the most part, here at BYU, anything
that the football team has achieved has
been a surprise as no one has expected
much from us. This year everyone expected
us to do well. There is a certain amount of
satisfaction in accomplishing what is
expected of you. It causes more
responsibility, but the rewards are as
equally satisfying."
Brian Billick
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"My goal in football is not just to be good,
but to become the best I can be."
Dave Taylor
"As a defensive end, my dream was to
intercept a pass and run it in for the
winning touchdown. But who can complain
about a 9-2 season and another shot at
Oklahoma St."
Marcus Kanahele
'Da Happy Hawaiian"
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"It was a lot of hard work, but
the success we had made it all
worthwhile."
Tod Thompson
"It's been a great year, but
it's been even greater playing
with the caliber of athlete
that we have on this team."
Rod Wood
"The success of our football
team came from a total
dedication of the players, the
coaches, and the administration
Everyone on our team was
concerned about each other
and when you have that in
athletics you're going to be
successful. We were successful
Gifford Nielsen
"I have a great amount of
pride knowing I have been a
key player on the best football
team in BYU history. As for
myself, I've learned the hard
road to success. I can only feel
pleased that I never gave up
and when it counted I
contributed in so many ways."
Dave Lowry
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an 'tho today!"-M.G.
M. Sorenson
D. Marks
J. Bozung
Christensen
"Football for me has been a growing experience, as is every aspect of life when sacrifice is involved. I have been
fortunate to be associated with people who have made the sacrifice and made this season more than a time-filler before
basketball. Having the opportunity to perform publicly before 30,000 people is a reward for that sacrifice that encompasses
more hours than many people care to imagine. While the glory of television, and newspapers, as well as public and
personal acclaim is gratifying, there is far more to the sport than this. It comes in the intangible rewards; the physical,
emotional, mental, and spiritual maturity gained from a desire to succeed and achieve, as well as disciplining oneself
through pain and tedium. As a person who desires to be happy, I want more to show from football than a blanket with
my name on it."
Todd Christensen
135
Photos by R. Christensen
"There is more character taught on the
two-yard line than any other place in
life."
Glen Tuckett
136
cougars drop tangerine bowl
to Oklahoma state, 49-21
Four interceptions and one fumble neutralized the BYU
Cougars' air attack as the Oklahoma State University
Cowboys ran to a 49-21 victory in the 31st Annual
Tangerine Bowl Football Classic, December 18, 1976, in
Orlando, Florida. First half action saw the Cougars
matching touchdown for touchdown with the Cowboys,
but never going ahead to dominate the contest. Fullback
Todd Christensen broke loose for the first touchdown. Tight
end Tod Thompson took a 27 yard pass from Gifford
Nielsen into the end zone for the second score. Dave
Lowry, minus his appendix from an operation one week
before the game, opened the second half with a 102 yard
kickoff return, a new Tangerine Bowl record. It was also the
Cougars' last score of the game. The OSU romp was lead
by All-American Terry Miller, Offensive Player of the
Game. BYU defensive back, Dana Wilgar, took Defensive
Player of the Game honors.
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"Track is an individual sport where you are
fighting against yourself. . you are the
one you have to beat."
Rod Marble
Photos by R. Marble
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Photos by J. Bozung
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"Pain, torture and agony to me — the
sacrifice is worth the long range dividends.
Lyle Christofferson
"Swimming to me, is not only achieving
physical fitness but development of my
mind and character through the experience
of competition and self-discipline."
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Mallory Wilcox
141
Marriot Center holds first
world team tennis format
tournament. BYU vs. ASU
J. Bozung
G. Jensen
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"After last year's second place national ranking, it would take a
super human effort to do better this year. However, our play this
fall indicates that we are as good or better than last year: winning
three major tournaments already this year. In only one did we
have our full team and against the best competition in the country.
I feel the potential is definitely there for the National
Championship. Returning 1st team All American, Mike
Brannan; 2nd team All American Jim Nelford; Honorable
Mention, James Blair; Pat McGown with two strong tournament
wins, provide the nucleus for a strong team, one of our best teams
ever."
Coach Karl Tucker
"Coach Karl Tucker has been the inspirational
and motivating force that has led BYU to
national prominence. I think we should win
the NCAA Championship this year with the
proven qualities of players on our team."
Tod Hensarling
143
"Like all sports, volleyball requires a great
deal of self-discipline. Each day we practice
several hours improving our playing skills.
These skills are needed for the fast action
of the game."
Allen Adams
G. Jensen
G. Jensen
J. Hibg
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M. Sorensen
150
M. Sorensen
M. Sorensen
Photos by R. Christcnsen
151
"Rugby is a game of physical and mental
discipline, you must be constantly alert
and able to adapt to changing situations."
Shawn Pittard
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D. Marks
"The 1976 soccer season for BYU
Cats was not only the toughest,
but the longest season BYU has
ever played with a total of forty
games."
Coach Jim Dusara
R. Christensen
"Soccer, a game where eleven athletes per side
face each other for ninety minutes with no time
outs, offers no let down in total athletic endeavor.
There are no breaks; continual running, blocking,
of shots, shooting, and giving an athlete's all.
It's the 100% effort that brings victory or defeat.
As for our team this year: as in past, success."
Alvin Strait
155
"Wrestling, to the Ancient
Romans was considered an art.
Today it is still considered
an art. It involves hard work,
dedication, self-discipline,
and good coaching; and we have
this combination at BYU."
Layne Dalley
D. Marks
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D. Marks
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"You work, and you work hard. When
your body starts to hurt, that's when you
push yourself. Everyone wants to be a
champion but won't put out to get it. BYU
baseball means dedication and my synonym
for dedication is victory."
Doug Jardine
G. Dickson
"Winning is not a sometimes thing
winning is a habit."
Vince Lombardi
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D. Marks
G. Dickson
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"Success is not in never falling, but in
rising every time you fall."
Paul H. Dunn
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"It has a lot to do with putting your mind
over your body. . You have to be
conscious of what every part of your body
is doing at every moment."
June Chritiansen
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Football
Neal Ane
Kip Apostol
Russell Beck
Mark Bernlsen
Bob Biddy
Brian Billick
Jeff Blanc
Perry Bradford
Reed Brown
Andy Burgess
Chuck Carlson
Todd Christensen
Mike Chronister
Alan Carlile
Jason Coloma
Steve Dewey
John Dowell
Dave Gardineer
Roger Gourley
George Harris
Jeff Harris
Kelly Harris
Dan Hartwig
Lloyd Eldredge
Tony Hernandez
Dave Hubbard
Mekeli leremia
Craig Jensen
Richard Jones
Robbie Kahuanui
Gary Kama
Marcus Kanahele
Larry Kemp
Dave Lowry
Terry McEwen
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Honolulu, Hawaii
Orem, Utah
Littleton, Colo.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Richfiled, Utah
Redlands. Calif.
Boise, Idaho
Salt Lake City, Utah
Provo, Utah
American Fork, Utah
Westminster, Calif.
Eugene, Ore.
Concord, Calif.
Fremont, Calif.
Waialua, Hawaii
Provo, Utah
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Camp Springs, Maryland
Provo, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Jacksonville, Flor.
Provo, Utah
Walnut Creek, Calif.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Glendale, Calif.
Napa, Calif.
Tarrytown, N.Y.
Provo, Utah
Menlo Park, Calif.
Alameda, Calif.
Honolulu, Hawaii
Kanehoe, Hawaii
Pocatello, Idaho
Salt Lake City, Utah
Portland, Ore.
Dave Meteer
Jay Miller
Larry Miller
Steve Miller
Blake Murdock
Gifford Nielsen
Jeff Nilsson
Randy Nuckolls
Gary Peterson
Clay Brown
Bill Popin
Glen Redd
Lance Reynolds
Bill Rice
Bob Simmerman
Kim Stewart
Mark Swenson
Dave Taylor
Mark Terranova
Tod Thompson
Kent Tingey
Larry Tucker
Keith Uperesa
Don Valgardson
Jan Van de Merwe
John VanDerWouden
Craig VanLeeuwen
Dan Van Valkenburg
Ross Varner
Ron Velasco
Roy Ward
Dana Wilgar
Parry Winder
Rod Wood
Lynn Zwahlen
Moraga, Calif.
San Jose, Calif.
Bountiful, Utah
Los Olivos, Calif.
Clearfield, Utah
Provo, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bountiful, Utah
Cedar Fort. Utah
San Gabriel, Calif.
San Mateo, Calif.
Ogden, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Fresno, Calif.
Provo, Utah
Santa Maria, Calif.
Macon, Georgia
Canoga Park, Calif.
Concord, Calif.
Logan, Utah
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
Honolulu, Hawaii
Provo, Utah
Bountiful, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Midvale, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Aiea, Hawaii
Boise, Idaho
Las Vegas, Nevada
Atlanta, Georgia
Durango, Colo.
Modesto, Calif.
Head Coach: LaVell Edwards
Asst. Coaches: Norm Chow,
Dick Felt, Garth Hall,
Dave Kragthorpe, Mel Olson,
Tom Ramage, Doug Scovil,
Fred Whittingham
Gymnastics
John Billington
Scott Bleak
Steve Brewer
Tim Dopp
Dan Drew
Bernhard Hoeger
Jeff James
Bryn Johnson
Dave Lindquist
Isamu Mes Maesato
Arnold Nelville
Mark Nolan
Bill Slovwer
Donovan Sparhawk
Coach: Greg Sano
Liverpool, N.Y.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Aurora, Colo.
Kalispell, Mont.
Mesa, Ariz.
Merida, Venezuela
Atlanta, Ga.
Mesa, Ariz.
Euless, Tex.
Urasoe, Okinawa
Durban, South Africa
Mount Kisco, N.Y.
Covina, Calif.
Abilene, Tex.
Tennis
John Bennet
Denny Bond
Bruce Kleege
Joel Miller
Mike Nissley
Eric Peterson
Chris Smith
Coach: Wayne Pearce
Suzie Brown
Lisa Beritzhoff
Kris Clark
Martha Clawson
Karen Kennington
Denise Nardi
Amy Norseth
Pat Sinclair
San Diego, Calif.
LaJolla, Calif.
LaJolla, Calif.
Santa Monica, Calif.
Santa Monica, Calif.
Santa Barbara, Calif.
San Diego, Calif.
Oakland, Calif.
Mill Valley, Calif.
Provo, Utah
Clinton, Miss.
Sandy, Utah
Palos Verdes, Calif.
Auburn, Wash.
Toronto, Canada
Women's Track and Field
Coach: Ann Valentine
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Laurie Armitage
Lisa Bailey
Marie Bone
Linda Boyd
Wendy Burger
Marcia Chadwick
Linda Christensen
Diane Clay
Lisa Eberle
Vivian Estes
Pam Farrall
Maria Garcia
Kathleen Hart
Sandra Livingston
Ramona Maughn
Deana Nelson
Elaine Pond
Debra Richardson
Julie Varela
Coach: Nena Rey Hawkes
Tooele, Utah
Northfield, Minn
Helena, Mont.
Provo, Utah
Beloit, Wis.
Twin Falls, Idaho
Brigham City, Utah
Doraville, Ga.
Longwood, Flor.
Anchorage, Alaska
Arcadia, Calif.
Toluva, Mexico
Ogden, Utah
Stevensville, Mont.
Ronon, Mont.
Ontario, Ore.
Portland, Ore.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Aurora, Colo.
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Golf
James Blair
Mike Brannan
Jamie Edman
Greg Geersten
Erich Gott
Tod Hensarling
Chip Larson
Pat McGowan
Lee Miller
Jim Nelford
Jamie Renick
Jerry Rose
Stan Souza
Coach: Karl Tucker
Logan, Utah
Salinas, Calif.
Suisun, Calif.
Monterey, Calif.
San Marino, Calif.
Lafayette, Louis.
Scottsdale, Ariz.
Colusa, Calif.
Wooster, Ohio
Burnaby, B.C. Canada
Rancho, Santa Fe, Calif.
Fresno, Calif.
Honolulu, Hi.
Rosters
Rosters
Rosters
Rosters
COUGARS
Basketball
Greg Anderson
Jay Chessman
Larry Chessman
Jerry Clark
Mark Handy
Vance Law
Veryl Law
Mike May
Nick Nakic
Misho Ostarcevic
Kris Pollock
Glen Roberts
Scott Runia
Alan Taylor
Verne Thompson
Salt Lake City, Utah
Provo, Utah
Provo, Utah
Citrus Heights, Calif
Ogden, Utah
Provo, Utah
Provo, Utah
Canoga Park, Calif.
Zagreb, Yugoslavia
Zadar. Yugoslavia
Torrance, Calif.
Riverton, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Granada Hills, Calif.
Renton, Wash.
Coach: Frank Arnold
Asst. Coaches: Harry Anderson, John McMullen
Wrestling
Matt Bake
LaMar Boyer
Layne Dalles
Paul Fehlberg
Dave Gillespie
David Hamad
Brad Hansen
David Hansen
Charles Harper
Sam Hartley
Tim Hoffer
Dee Jepson
Mark Lee
Melvin Maxwell
Scott Maynes
John Mecham
Rory Needs
Sam Orme
Gene Patch
Gary Peterson
Craig Prete
James Rennert
Weslie Sheldon
Verlen Thompson
Grant Whitmer
Coach: Fred Davis
Parma, Idaho
Lehi, Utah
Driggs, Idaho
Worland, Wyoming
North Salt LakeCit>. Ut
Coggon, Iowa
Tetonia, Idaho
Tetonia, Idaho
Twin Falls, Idaho
Nyssa, Oregon
Pleasant Grove, Utah
Provo, Utah
Redlands. Calif.
Murrysville, Penn.
Rathdrum, Idaho
Seeley Lake. Mont.
Nampa, Idaho
Idaho Falls. Idaho
Grand Forks, N. Dak.
Cedar Fort, Utah
Provo, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Vaughn, Mont.
Tulsa. Oklahoma
Stockton, Calif.
Women's Gymnastics
Sharon Barthule
Julie Beam
Julie Beck
June Christensen
Jill Crandall
Kim Devey
Patti Mortensen
Susan Webb
Coach: Barbara Way
San Jose, Calif.
Yorba Linda, Calif.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Pocatello. Idaho
San Jose, Calif.
American Fork, Utah
Sandy, Utah
Draper, Utah
Women's Volleyball
Beverly Bishop
Maureen Christensen
Annette Cottle
Karen Curits
Lori Doerr
Debbie Freestone
Sheila Hilzendeger
Dena Keddington
Terrie Lynne McAdam
Merrilee Reeve
Joni Rogers
Roxanne Skapple
Wendy Wilkes
Coach: Elaine Michaelis
Santee, Calif.
Orcm, Ulah^^H
Salt Lake City, Utah
Safford. Ariz
Long Beach. Calif.
Monticello. Utah
Carson, Calif.
Walnut Creek, Calif.
Sacramento, Calif.
Salt lake City. Utah
Phoenix, Ariz.
It. Louis, Mo.
itilcton, Colo.
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Soccer
Emmanueal Adeleke
Carlos Amorim
Garth Baker
Brad Beall
Tony Brady
Gerado Greco
Patricio E. Hadad
John Harris
Kurt Hovrud
Roger Johnson
Varut Komalarajun
Hugo Ojeda
Brig Ord
Daniel Pereyra
Hugo Rodier
George Spagnolo
Mark Stevens
Cliff Tabor
Robert Vogelsberg
Wolfgang Vollath
Coach: Jim Dusara
gbomosho, Nigeria
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Bethesda, Maryland
Bellevue, Wash.
Zurich, Switzerland
Naples, Italy
Santiago, Chile
Fremont, Calif.
Tacoma, Wash.
Centralia, Wash.
Thailand
Chile
Menlo Park, Calif.
Argentina
Chile (Nampa, Idaho)
Calgary, Canada
Seattle, Wash.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Massapequa Park, N.Y.
Munich, Germany
Volleyball
Ken Astle
John Barlow
Brian Blosil
Brian Carpenter
Craig Choate
Ron Green
Doug Jarman
Gary Jensen
John Moody
Darrell Richards
Dave Richards
Jerry Rowland
Craig Spongberg
JeffTuttle
Mike Wilton
Coach: Carl McGown
Sacramento, Calif.
Corona DelMar, Calif.
Moraga, Calif.
San Diego, Calif.
Encino, Calif.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Provo, Utah
Santa Ana, Calif.
Provo, Utah
Bakersfield, Calif
Bakersfield, Calif.
Gardena, Calif.
Long Beach, Calif.
Placerville, Calif.
Santa Barbara, Calif.
Rugby
Pometi Ah-You
Elden Archibald
Peter Benee
Sam Berry
Lonnie Brown
Matt Brown
Guy Dickson
Don Gubler
Paul Hawkins
Fua Heva
Randy Jones
Pasi Langi
Mark Layton
Sam Madsen
Penni Mae
Ray Morgan
Brad Nebeker
Ken Phillips
Shawn Pittard
Tim Rodriquez
Stan Smith
Ron Steadman
Hector Taho
Rick Taylor
Dennis Towland
John Wimer
Ron Wood
Samoa
Blackfoot, Idaho
Canada
New York City, Y.Y.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
New Zealand
La Habra, Calif.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Seattle, Wash.
Tonga
White Pine, Mont.
Tonga
Bountiful, Utah
Sioux Falls, N.Dak.
Tonga
Logan, Utah
Sacramento, Calif.
Thomas, Idaho
Yuma, Calif.
Mexico City, Mexico
Salt Lake City, Utah
Weiser, Idaho
New Zealand
Newport Beach, Calif.
Magna, Utah
Paloma, Calif.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Coaches: Matt Brown, Hector Taho
Baseball
Tim Anderson
Robin Buchanan
Jeff Burton
Ken Clayton
Doug Drew
Don Gubler
Bryan "Axle" Hardy
Cam Killebrew
Vance Law
Jeff Mack
Tom Morris
Clyde Nelson
Kim Nelson
Scott Nielsen
Ken Nielsen
Steve Phillips
Marshall Richey
Glen Roberts
Rick Scrivner
Tyler Steinbach
Mike Stover
Marc Thomas
JeffTidwell
Len Tsuhako
Mike Tucker
Don Valgardson
Coach: Gary Pullins
Asst. Coach: Vernon Law
Provo, Utah
Santa Clara, Calif.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Santa Clara, Calif.
Santa Clara, Calif.
West Jordan, Utah
Ontario, Ore.
Provo, Utah
Granger, Utah
St. Paul, Minn.
Bountiful, Utah
Bountiful, Utah
Tacoma, Wash.
Quincy, Wash.
El Paso, Tex.
Mesa, Ariz.
Riverton, Utah
Baker, Ore.
Woods Cross, Utah
Caldwell, Idaho
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
El Segundo, Calif.
Aiea, Hawaii
Great Falls, Mont.
Provo, Utah
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1 Swimming and Diving
1 Walk Andelin
Huntington Beach, Calif.
Kyle Cannon
Woods Cross, Utah
1 Steve Bird
Rancho Palos, Calif.
Dorothy Black
Orem, Utah
1 Bruce Bowlsby
Portland, Ore.
Shari Clark
Springville, Utah
1 Tom Bugg
Loveland, Colo.
Tricia Dollaghan
Northglcnn, Colo.
■ Lyle Christofferson
Magna, Utah
Cory Durm
Overland Park, Kansas
1 Dave Cox
Los Alamitos, Calif.
LeLei Fonoimoana
Manhattan Beach, Calif.
I Piero Ferraculi
San Salvador, El Salvador
Taunya Henry
Portland, Ore.
1 Bruce Forsyth
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
Janny Jackson
Reno, Nevada
1 Gary Hillman
Enumclaw, Wash.
Sue Jeffrey
Eugene, Ore.
I Brian James
San Jose, Calif.
Lauri Jensen
Randolph AFB, Tex.
I Gary Reynolds
Walnut Creek, Calif.
Chris Naisbitt
Litchfield Park. Ariz
I Dec Robbins
Carmichael, Calif.
Lisa Nelson
Fairfield. Calif.
I Andy Seibt
Oakbrook, III.
Pilar Walker
Salisbury. Rhodesia
1 Steve Sherman
Walnut Creek. Calif
Mallory Wilcox
Moraga. Calif.
1 Steve Skidmore
Saratoga, Calif.
Liz Young
Walnut Creek. Calif.
1 John Sorich
Corson, Calif.
1 James Tingey
Salt Lake City. Utah
I Jeff Tonne
Fresno, Calif.
Coach: Tim Powers, Roll
e Bestor
1 Dave White
Bountiful, Utah
Roseanne Benson. Stan C
urnow
Women's
Basketball
Field Hockey
Debbie Bennet
Bountiful, Utah
Patricia Anderson
McCammon. Idaho
Jill Bolingbroke
Murray, Utah
Debbie Bennet
Bountiful, Utah
Karen Brown
Twin Falls, Idaho
Marie Bone
Helena, Mont.
Annette Cottle
Salt Lake City, Utah
Ann Bown
White Plains. N.Y.
Debbie Freestone
Monticello, Utah
Danielle Eyer
Newark, Calif.
Tina Gunn
St. Petersburg. Flor.
Dierdri Farr
Lakewood, Colo.
Judy Hunter
Castella. Calif.
Elizabeth Homer
Westbury, N.Y.
Diana Lemmon
Pendleton, Ore.
Janean Jacobsen
Wilmington, Del.
Terrie McAdam
Sacramento, Calif.
Lynetle Jensen
Salt Lake City. Utah
Bobbie Seger
Ulysses, Kansas
Karen Knapp
San Pablo. Calif.
Mona Stevens
Provo, Utah
Diane Lungo
Middleburg Heights. Ohio
Jeanna Tuft
Nampa, Idaho
Cathy Oberg
Calgary Canada
Debbie Zirbes
Provo, Utah
Joycelyn Shelley
American Fork. Utah
Coach: Elaine Michae
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Coach: Kathryn Lewis
Track and Field, Cross-Country
Michael Allen Adams
John Allphin
Lancaster, Calif.
Peter Haraden
Gardner. Wyo.
Modesto. Calif.
Kim Nielson
Per Nilsson
Cedar City. Utah
Pilca, Sweden
Spanish Fork, Utah
Benton Hart
Blaine Anderson
Salt Lake City, Utah
Keenan Hart
Newcastle. Utah
Mark Page
Bountiful. Utah
David W. Argylc
Whitlicr, Calif.
Luis Hernandez
Jalapa, Mexico
Brent Patterson
Salt Lake City. Utah
James Barry
Orem, Utah
Knut Hjellnes
Hardaugcr. Norway
Lance Picrson
Fallon. Nevada
Steven Baxter
Salt Lake City, Utah
Mark Hutchings
Star Valley. Wyo.
David Powell
Salt Lake City. Utah
Frederick H. Behrmann Los Altos, Calif.
Kevin Hyde
Merced. Calif.
Arthur Redhair
Winslow. An/
Rick Bcrrctt
Idaho Falls. Idaho
Barry Johnson
Phoenix. Ariz.
Richard Reid
Bountiful. Utah
Demetrio Cabanillas
Tamazula Sinaloa, Mexico
Lloyd Jones
Pomona. Calif.
Charles Rose
Poulsbo. Wash.
Curtis Call
Loveland. Colo.
Randal Kcssler
Bothell. Wash
Kim Slight
Los Angeles, Calif.
Brad Carlson
Sandy, Utah
Jouko Kokkoncn
Lappccnrante. Finland
Jay Stafford
Littleton. Colo.
Cris Child
Spanish Fork. Utah
Tapio Kuuscla
Mcllila. Finland
TitoStciner
Buenos Aires. Argentina
Brent Comsa
West Covina, Calif.
John Lakowski
Lancaster. Calif.
Sydney Stonchockcr
Beloit. Wis
Robert Conner
Berwin, III.
Robert Landgren
Chatsworth. Calif.
Karl Sweeney
Ada. Oklahoma
Irven Dale Connolly
Mesa, Ariz.
Larry Lawrence
Granlsville. Utah
Vcrn Thompson
Kim Coombs
Ogdcn. Utah
John Leach
Sparks. Nevada
Stephen Tyler
Pacific Palisades. Calif.
William Davis
Spanish Fork, Utah
David LcDosqucl
College, Alaska
Arild Wathnc
Krisliansand. Norwa)
David Delgado
Mcxicali, Mexico
Kent Mackay
Woodland Hills, Calif.
David Webster
Salt Lake City. Utah
Rafael Echavarria
Tampico, Mexico
Rod Marble
Davis, Calif.
Durrcll Wheatlc)
Westovcr AFB. Mass
Marvin Francis
Kcnth Gardcnkrans
Wayne Gasscr
Tnstin, Calif.
Gotebcrg, Sweden
Payson. Utah
Henry Marsh
Lloyd Mealhster
Ron Monson
Eltopia. Wash
Honolulu, 11, iv*. in
Bradly Williams
Rrin'i* \\ ilh tnis
Phoenix. Ariz
Orem, Utah
Dl UVL *• llll.llii>
Jeff Wilson
Overland Park. Kansas
Richard George
Richard Greenland
Brent Hamblin
Kanosh, Utah
American Fork, Utah
Boise, Idaho
Clifford Mordcn
Zcnos Moreno
James Murdoch
Woodland Hills, Calif
Visalia Calif
Jay Woods
Vista. Calif
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■ Darrcll E. Hansen
Orem, Utah
Douglas Murdock
Orem, Utah
■ Coach: Clarence Rob
nson
1 Assl. Coaches: Willard Hirschi, Shcrald James
169
"It requires you to have control over all
parts of your body . . . you have to force
yourself beyond your limits ... if you can't
stand the pain you'll never be a dancer."
Michelle Dixon
R. Marble
S. Thomsen
S. Thomsen
170
R. Marble
S. Thomsen
R. Marble
171
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M. Sorenson
health
sciences
172
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"If you're lucky enough to pass
Health 130, You're on your
way."
Nancy Keller
M. Sorenson
173
recreation
education
The Department of Recreation Education is
concerned with training leaders who can
give professional guidance to the masses
of people on how to utilize their leisure in
satisfying and challenging ways. Many
individuals in society need assistance in
developing new skills, interests and appreci-
ations. Recreation facilities and programs
must be developed to fill these needs. This
is the interesting challenge facing pro-
fessional recreators.
William Hafen
Department Chairman
174
"The Community School
program is geared towards
giving the student experience,
not just classwork. Here in
Mapleton I've been able to
work with all of the
community — kids, teens and
adults. It's exciting to actually
watch a community better
itself and know I've taken part
in that growth process."
Sue Stacy
J. Higbee
R. Marble
175
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J. Lovelace
R. Marble
youth
leadership
"Youth Leadership is not merely leading
youth, but teaching youth to be leaders."
Tracv Ralstin
"The tests are practical. You can't fake
your way through it. It's more than the
basics."
Shauna Andrus
r
177
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180
Photos by R. Kofoed
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Semi-Annual General Conference
Photos by R. Kofoed
181
First Presidency
182
FRONT ROW: Mark E. Peterson, Ezra Taft Benson, Board of Trustees; Delbert L. Stapley. BACK ROW: Boyd K. Packer, Board of Trustees; Thomas
S. Monson, Board of Trustees; LeGrande Richards, Marvin J. Ashton, Board of Trustees; Howard W. Hunter, Bruce R. McConkie, Board of Trustees;
Gordon B. Hinkley, Board of Trustees; L. Tom Perry, David B. Haight.
OPPOSITE PAGE: First Presidency and Officers of the Board of Trustees, First Vice President N. Eldon Tanner, President Spencer W. Kimball, Second
Vice President Marion G. Romney.
183
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Church Education Commissioners
TOP LEFT: Joe J. Christensen, Associate Commissioner for Seminaries and Institutes. TOP RIGHT: Kenneth H. Beesley, Associate Com
missioner for Colleges and Schools and Secretary to the Board of Trustees. BOTTOM: Jeffrey R. Holland, Commissioner. NOT PICTURED
Harold F. Western, Associate Commissioner for Business and Finance.
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Board of Trustees
Sister Barbera B. Smith
Bishop Victor L. Brown
Elder Marion D. Hanks
Elder Paul H. Dunn
PICTURED PAGE 182 AND 183: President Spencer W. Kimball, President N. Eldon Tanner, President Marion G. Romney, President Ezra Taft Ben-
son, Elder Gordon B. Hinkley, Elder Thomas S. Monson. Elder Boyd K. Packer, Elder Marvin J. Ashton, Elder Bruce R. McConkie, Elder Kenneth
H. Beesley.
185
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President Dallin H. Oaks
186
University
Administrative
Officers
LEFT: Ben E. Lewis,
Executive Vice President
BOTTOM LEFT: Robert K. Thomas,
Academic Vice President
BOTTOM RIGHT: Marilyn Arnold,
Assistant to the President — Special Projects
187
J. Elliot Cameron
Dean of Student Life
Lyle S. Curtis
Director of Wilkinson Center
Donald K. Nelson
Director of Libraries
Bruce L. Olsen
University Relations
Chauncey C. Riddle
Graduate Studies & Curriculum
Francis Santiago
Chairman Dept. Evening Classes
Robert J. Smith
Associate Academic Vice President
Robert W. Spencer
Admissions & Records
Robert C. Taylor
Chairman Dept. Travel Study
Dale T. Tingey
Director American Indian Services
Leo P. Vernon
Research & Planning
H. Hal Vissick
General Council
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Twelve Stake Presidents
President Gregory E. Austin
Eleventh Stake
President Jae R. Ballif
Ninth Stake
President Paul Cheesman
Seventh Stake
President Verl C. Clark
Twelfth Stake
President J. Duane Dudley
First Stake
President Gurcharan S. Gill
Sixth Stake
President Gordon M. Low
Fifth Stake
President Bill J. Pope
Third Stake
President Robert Smith
Eighth Stake
President Robert K. Thomas
Fourth Stake
President Lael J. Woodbury
Second Stake
President Donald N. Wright
Tenth Stake
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190
D. Murry
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D. Murry
J. Higbee
J. Higbee
191
Devotionals and Firesides
M. Sorenson
M. Sorenson
D. Marks
192
R. Christenson
D. Murry
D. Murry
193
Religion Classes
194
M. Sorensor
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otos by J. Higbee
"I thoroughly believe in a university
education. . but I believe a knowledge
of the Bible without a college course is
more valuable than a college course
without the Bible. Everyone who has a
thorough knowledge of the Bible may
be truly called educated.
William Lyon Phelps
"After reading the doctrines of Plato,
Socrates, or Aristotle we feel that the
specific difference between their words
and Christ's is the difference between
an inquiry and a revelation."
Joseph Parker
195
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Social Sciences
Man's Awareness of Man
From the time we're born we're surrounded by peo-
ple. Family, friends, associates, government — even
people long since dead have a profound influence on
the quality and direction of our lives today. From
devastating wars to squabbles with the neighbors, our
worst problems come from associating with other
people. But our most rewarding experiences, our
greatest growth and learning, come from living with
other men and women.
BYU's College of Social Sciences is devoted to
the study of man, particularly man in society. Man
is seen from the scientific view in psychology, anthro-
pology, and sociology. History, archaeology, and
genealogy explore our roots in the past. Social Work
and law enforcement deal with the practical problems
of relating society to the individual. Political Science,
economics, and geography look at the large picture of
man in the world todav.
Jj
200
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"History repeats itself because nobody was listening the first time."
U Archives 1915
Grow old along with me!
The best is yet to be,
The last of life,
For which the first was made:
Our times are in His hand
Who saith, "A whole I planned,"
Youth shows but half; trust God;
see all; nor be afraid!
Robert Browning
Jlozung 1976
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201
"Field school really determines if
archaeology is for you. If you can spend
hours digging in the hot sun and still be
excited when all you find is a piece of
broken pottery, then you must be in the
right field."
Archaeology Dept.
G. Jensen
R. Kofoed
202
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"... of thing which are abroad; the wars and the perplexities of the nations, and a
knowledge also of countries and of kingdoms — "
D&C 88:79
"That's why I'm studying International Relations!"
Bob Wilkinson
i. Dickson
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Murry
Archaeology Dept.
203
"Geneaology is
like a detective
story — It's very
exciting when
after many hours
of research you
finally uncover a
clue."
"When I think of Geography I think of
countries, rivers, mountains, and maps.
But really, Geography is much broader
than most people think;
It not only examines where men are,
but why they are there."
Photos by R. Christensen
204
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"People
are more complicated
than you think.
Anyone
can give free advice
but it's harder
to really feel
as they feel.
That's what social work
is all about —
while serving others
it helps you
to understand
yourself."
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Photos by R. Chrislensen
205
"Law enforcement
is one of the
fastest growing departments
here on campus,
probably
because of the exposure
the police get nowadays
in movies and on T.V.
That's why
I enjoy Law enforcement —
it does have
a kind of sparkle to it!"
R. Christensen
R. Christensen
"Psychology isn't just experimenting with rats, but studying the behavior of all kinds
of animals so that we can learn more about our own behaviors, and thus, more about
ourselves as people"
206
n
fc Coombs
"A feeling radiates from the federal
government. I thought I had felt it in the
classroom, but no; it was nothing compared
to what I felt in Washington D-C."
"Washington Seminar
was an experience of a lifetime!
I would sell everything I have just for the
opportunity to go back."
Jim Olsen
207
Social (soshsl) adj. 1. of or having to do with human beings
Photos by J. Bozu
208
Science (siens) n. 1. systematized knowledge derived from
observation, study, etc.
It isn't good for man to be alone. " — Genesis
It isn't possible, either.
209
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AHLSTROM, TOM Fr.
Los Alamilos, CA
ALDOUS, VALERIE Fr.
Metairie, LA
ALDRIDGE, LYNN
Cardston, Canada
ALEXANDER. DEON Sr.
Olympia. WA
ALLAN, MARY So.
Provo, UT
ALLEMAN, CHRIS Fr.
Las Vegas, NV
ALLEN, SHERYL Fr.
Hacienda Hts.
ALLRED, ANITA Jr.
Provo, UT
ALVEY, BILL
Ogden, UT
ANDERSEN, SUZETTE Jr.
Missoula, MT
ANDERSON, ANN Fr.
Great Meadows, NJ
ANDERSON, ARLENE So.
Whittier, CA
ANDERSON, BEVERLY JEAN So.
Arleta, CA
ANDERSON, JAN So.
Fountain Vly, CA
ANDERSON, KERRI Fr.
Los Angeles, CA
ANDERSON, MARILYN Jr.
Moroni, UT
ANDERSON, MARIT Fr.
Foster City, CA
ANDREASON, MARLA Jr.
Twin Falls, ID
ANDREWS, KAREN
Agusta, GA
ANDRUS, JOLENE Jr.
Waterford, CA
ARNOLD, DAVE Fr.
Yuma, CO
ASHTON, CAREN Fr.
Arcadia, CA
ASTLE, CRAIG Jr.
Afton, WY
ASTON, LISA Fr.
Hacienda Hts, CA
ATTERTON, DIANE So.
Gig Harbor, WA
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AUSTIN, DANIEL Fr.
Barrington Hill. IL
AVEY, SUELIN So.
St. George. UT
BAER. MICHAEL Fr.
Terre Haute, IN
BAILEY, KIM Jr.
Glascow. MT
BAILEY, MELODIE KAY So.
Bellevue, WA
BAILEY, SALLY JOE Fr.
Mansfield, OH
BALFOUR, SUSAN Fr.
Visalia, CA
ALLARD, KATHRYN Fr
Trenton, Ml
BALLIF, LEZLIE Sr.
El Cajon, CA
BANFIELD. LORRAINE Jr.
Capetown. South Africa
BANKS, JANENE Sr.
Sacramento, CA
BARBONE, THERESA Fr.
Hvrum, UT
BARLOW, NANCY Fr.
Morgan, UT
BARNES. RAE ANN Fr.
Aptos, CA
BARNEY, ALLISON So.
Idaho Falls. ID
BARNEY, RUTH ELLEN Jr.
Highland, IN
BARNEY, SALLY DEE Fr.
Highland, IN
BARNHARDT, EMMA
Durham, NC
BARRA, DIANNA LYNN Sr.
Phoenix, AR
BARREAU, LINDA Sr.
Hayward. CA
BARRETT. BRETT Fr.
Helena, MT
BARTHOLOMEW, JANICE Fr.
Fayette, UT
BARTON, JANICE Sr.
Manti, UT
BARTON, JON1 So.
Las Vegas, NV
BASTIAN. ARTHUR L. Sr.
Pleasant Grove. UT
BASTIAN, CHER1SSE Fr.
Colville. WA
BAUGH, TRACEY Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
BEAN. MIRIAM RUTH Sr.
Bellevue. WA
BECK. DEBBIE So.
Centerfield. UT
BEGAY. LENORA Fr
Vanderwagon, NM
BELL. DIANE So.
Anaheim, CA
BEMIS. JANEI.L Jr.
Bountiful, UT
BENSON. BRIDGF.TT Sr.
Springfield. VA
BENSON. BROOKE So.
New Providence. N.I
BENSON. JAN Sr.
Murray Hill, NJ
BERRETT, CINDI JO Fr.
W. Vancouver British Columbia
BFRRIO. LINCOLN I Si
Provo. UT
BETHERS. RUSSELL Fr.
Kamas, UT
BEUS, SHARON So.
Datcland. \/
BILLS. TAMARA Fr.
Irvine. CA
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BINGHAM, SHELLY Fr.
Mt. Laurel, NJ
BISHOP. JANE So.
Los Angeles, CA
BITTER. LANCE So.
Idaho Falls, ID
BLACK. JANAE Fr.
Salt Lake City. UT
BLACK, JOEL Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
BLACK, NANETTE Fr.
Colo. Springs, CO
BLAKE, DEBBIE So.
Campbell, CA
BLAKELY. CAROLYN Sr.
Provo, UT
BLAKELY. GREG Jr
Provo, UT
BLANKENAGEL. JOHN Fr.
La Sal, UT
BLATCHFORD, WILSON So.
Shiprock, NM
BLEAK. KIMBERLY So.
South Bend. IN
BLISS, MARK Fr.
Tallahassee, FL
BLOMQU1ST, LINDA Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
BLOXHAM, TAWNA Jr
Hacienda Hts.. CA
BOBO. JOHNNIE So.
Athens, AL
BODILY, MARGARET Fr.
Marsing, ID
BOHNET, LISA Fr.
Spokane, WA
BOICE, MONA Fr.
Tucson, AZ
BOLTON, ALETA So.
Salt Lake City, UT
BOLTON, BRENDA Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
BOLTON. W. DEAN So.
La Habra, CA
BOOGERT, BONNIE Jr.
Grand Junction, CD
BOOTH, ELLEN Jr.
Canyn. Country, CA
BOSLEY, RAYE Jr
Tucker, GA
BOWDEN, JANET Jr.
Midland, TX
BOWDEN, LADONNA Fr.
Midland, TX
BOWEN, BARBARA Sr.
Yuba City, CA
BOWERS. KATHERINE Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
BRANTZEG, CARRIE Sr.
Blackfoot, ID
BREACH, BRANDON So.
Nampa, ID
BRENT, SHERR1 Jr.
Elma WA
BRIDGE, P. KAYE Sr.
Raymond, AL
BRIDGER, BRENDA Sr.
Cheyenne. WY
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BRIMHALL, RUTH Sr.
Salt Lake City, LIT
BROOKHOUSER. ROBERTA Fr.
Fullerton, CA
BROOKS. DAVID So.
Sandy, OR
BROOKSBY. DENAE So.
Las Vegas, NV
BROOKSBY, ROBIN Sr.
Fredonia, AZ
BROWN, JANET Fr.
Groton, CT
BROWN. JUDITH So.
Hacienda Hts.. CA
BROWN. PAULEY Sr.
El Paso, TX
BROWN. THERESA Fr.
Taft. CA
BROWNFIELD, TRACY So.
Raldwell. ID
BRUIN. TERRI Grad.
Houston. TX
BRUNSON, LYNNETTE Jr.
Anchorage, AK
BRUSH, KAREN So.
Anaheim. CA
BUCKNER, CARI So.
Provo, UT
BUDGE, LORI Fr.
Los Alamos. NM
BUDGE, TRACY Fr.
Pittsburg, CA
BURDINE. RICHARD Grad.
Takoma Park, MD
BURROWS, STEVE Sr.
Bountiful, UT
BURTON, FELICIA
Provo, UT
BURTON, JOHN Grad.
La Balto, MD
BUSHMAN, NEPH1 Sr.
Snowflake, AZ
BUSSELBERG, KURT Fr.
Wauwatosa. WI
BUTKUS, CATHY Jr.
Indianapolis, IN
BYBEE, JAY Sr.
Louisville, KY
CAHOON, RICK Fr.
Spokane, WA
CAIMI, LILIANA Fr.
Herndon, VA
CALDWELL. LESLIE Fr.
Vancouver. WA
CALL, FREIDA Fr.
Afton, WY
CAMPBELL, RANDY Fr.
Spring Valley, CA
CANNON, JOHN Jr
Provo, UT
CANNON, KATHRYN Fr.
Provo, UT
CARESIA, SUSAN So.
Moose. WY
CARLING. KRIS So.
Bountiful. UT
CARLSON. LYNN
Buffalo. NY
Section One 215
CARR. LINDA So.
Goldsboro. NC
CARR. SHARON Fr.
Gilroy. CA
CARSON, SARAH So
Tooele, UT
CARTER, KIMBERLY Fr.
Royal City, WA
CARTER, MARK So.
Bountiful, UT
CARTWRIGHT, VICKIE So.
Owensboro, KY
CARVER, DAVID RAY So.
Ogden. UT
CASE, JULIA ANN Fr.
Pleasant Hill. CA
CAVAN, CHRISTOPHER Jr.
Provo, UT
CHADBURN, LESLIE JAN Fr.
Pioche, NV
CHANEY, LAURA Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
CHAPMAN, MARLYSE Fr.
Mesa, AZ
CHAPPELL, JUDY Fr.
Coalville, UT
CHENAULT, RONDA So.
Tyler, TX
CHENEY, RONALD Fr
Cupertino, CA
CHILDS. GARY So.
Alamosa, CO
CHRISTENSEN, KATHLEEN So.
Lakewood, CO
CHRISTENSEN, KEITH Fr.
Walnut Creek, CA
CHRISTENSEN, SHONA Fr.
Vancouver, WA
CHRISTIANSEN, MARK So.
Walnut Creek, CA
CHRISTIANSEN, SCOTT Jr.
Lancaster, CA
CLARK, BARBARA Fr.
Salt Lake, UT
CLARK, CONNIE Jr.
Tempe, AZ
CLARK, CORDELL So.
Rupert, ID
CLARK, JESSE So.
Roosevelt, UT
CLARK, KARMA Jr.
Missoula, MT
CLARKE, SHERI So.
Pacific Palisades, CA
CLARIDGE, RENAE So.
Safford. AZ
CLEMONS. RICHARD Sr.
Silver Point. TN
CLINE, CAROLYN Fr
Piano, TX
CHUDLE1GH. SHARON Fr.
Hockley, TX
216 — Section One
COLEMAN, LAURA Fr.
Norman, OK
COLLETT, LINDA Fr.
San Francisco, CA
COLLINS, TERESA So.
Salt Lake City, UT
COLVIN, CHRISTIANA Fr.
Thousand Oak, CA
COMSA, BRENT Fr.
West Covina, CA
CONDER, JULIA Sr.
Provo, UT
CONGER, LAURIE So.
Olympia, WA
COOLEY, ANNA So.
Grand Junction. CO
COOLEY, LIZ Fr.
Flossmoor, IL
COOMBS, LINDA Fr.
Cupertino, CA
COOPS, JENNIFER ANN Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
CORRY, STEVE Fr.
California City, CA
COSBY, MICHAEL Sr.
Reno, NV
COSGRAY, CHERYL KAY Fr.
Kokomo, IN
CRAIG, TERI Jr.
Costa Mesa, CA
CRANDALL, LESLIE
Safford, AZ
CRESCI, DEE DEE So.
Huntington, CA
CRIPPS, DAVID BRUCE Jr.
Ridgecrest, CA
CROFT, KAREN LEA Fr.
Las Cruces, NM
CROUCH, CYNTHIA So.
Casa Grande, AZ
CULLER, SALLY ANN Jr.
Antonito, CO
CUMMINGS, DONNA Jr.
Tacoma, WA
CUTHBERTSON. BOB Jr.
Phoenix, AZ
DALEY, ARLENE So.
Sebastopol, CA
DALTON, LANA Sr.
Mesa, AZ
DANCE, ALAN Grad.
Provo, UT
DANCE, JULIE Sr.
Provo. UT
DANIELS, GARTH Sr.
Salt Lake UT
Section One— 217
DANSIE. DOUG Jr.
Laylon. UT
DAVIES. REBECCA Sr.
Provo. UT
DAVIS, CONNIE Fr.
Provo, UT
DAVIS. JANET Fr.
Elmhurst, IL
DAYISH, TONY So.
Shiprock, NM
DEAVER, MELONY Fr.
Kinston, NC
DECKER, LISA So.
Bowling Gree. KY
DEES, KELLY Fr.
Goldsboro. NC
DEITR1CK, DAVID Jr.
Sterling, AK
DELAND, SUSAN Sr.
Yorba Linda, CA
DE MASO, GREGG So.
Springfield, MI
DENISON. NEIL So.
Great Falls, MT
DETTON, WENDY Jr.
Concord, CA
DE YOUNG, DEBRA Sr.
Sunnvvale, CA
DIAZ, RHONDA Fr
Hayward, CA
DICKINSON, CLAYTON Jr.
Wrangell, AK
DICKSON, CONNIE Fr.
Bloomsburg, PA
DILL, JEANN1NE So.
Crestline. CA
D1TTMORE, GARY Sr.
Provo, UT
DIXON, MICHELLE Fr.
Kennewick. WA
DONDERO, SUSAN So.
Indio. CA
DONE, DIANE Fr.
El Paso, TX
DOVER, TINA Jr.
Atlanta. GA
DRAGOTTO. ELISA Fr.
St. James, NY
DRIGGS, PAUL Fr.
Saratoga, CA
DUCE. JOLENE Sr.
Firth. ID
DUGGER, DENNIS Fr.
Bloomfield, NM
DUKE, JANA So.
Burbank, CA
DURLAM, RON Fr
Rocklin. CA
DUTRO. RICHARD Fr.
Anthony. TX
EARDLEY. STEVEN Fr.
Elko. NV
EARL. COLLEEN Sr.
Diablo. CA
EAVES. LAURA Fr.
Phoenix. AZ
ECKERT. LINDA Fr.
Opa Locka. FL
EDWARDS, KEN Fr.
Benton. KY
EGBERT, ANN So.
San Diego, CA
EGBERT. CAROL ANN So.
Naperville, IL
ELLIOT, HEATHER Jr.
Scarborough. ON
ELLIS. YVONNI Sr
Salt Lake Cily, I T
I NSIGN, PATRICE So.
Salt Lake City, LT
ERIKSON, LISA DIANE Sr.
Lebanon. OR
ERIKSON. SANDRA Sr.
Rexburg, ID
ERV1N, DARRVLL So.
Hixton, TN
ESTES, JEANNE Grad.
Natchez, MS
ETHREDGE. ELLEN Fr.
Yazoo City, MS
ETHERIDGE WANDA JO So.
Wilson, NC
EVANS. DAVID Sr.
Provo. UT
EVANS. EDDIE Sr.
Rialto, CA
EVANS, KIM Fr.
Hooks, TX
EVERSON, DEANNE Fr.
Menlo Park, CA
EYRE, MARYLYN Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
FAIRBANKS, LAURA So.
Bellingham. WA
FARBER, LYN So.
Virginia. ILL
FARNSWORTH. SUZANNE Jr.
Cottonwood, AZ
FARR, ALAN Sr.
Provo, UT
FARR, GRETA So.
Doraville. GA
FATUTAL1E, TIANA So.
El Toro, CA
FAWSON. JOANN So
Sheridan, WY
FERGUSON, APRIL Fr.
Fremont. CA
FERRE, MICHELLE Fr.
Farmington, NM
FERRELL. CATHY Fr.
Saratoga, CA
FIFE, NANETTE E. So.
Bonita, CA
FIRMAGE. SANDRA Fr
Beaver, UT
FITCH, KERRY LYNN Jr.
Provo, UT
FITCH. MICHAEL Sr.
Elmendorf. Afb, AK
FITZPATRICK, PEGGY ELLEN Fr.
Glendale. AZ
FLEMING. JANICE Jr
Vulcan. AL
FLORES. BLANDINO Jr.
Quezon Cit\. Phillipines
FOLSOM. BRADLEY M, Sr.
Ephrata. WA
FORD. PATTI Sr.
Stevensville, ON
FORSBERG. ANDREW Fr.
Graham. T\
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FOSTER, BRENT J. Fr.
Pocalello, ID
FLOWER. LAURI
Burbank, CA
FOWLER. PAULINE Fr.
Richfield, UT
FOX, LAWRENCE Jr.
Bountiful, UT
FRAZIER, TAMARA Fr.
Springville, UT
FREDRICKSON, DANA Jr.
Nyssa, OR
FREDRICKSON, TAMMY Fr.
Nyssa, OR
FREEMAN, MONA Fr.
Darlington, SC
FRERICH, PATTI Jr.
Williamsburg, VA
FRUITS, SUSAN So.
San Jose, CA
FULLMER, MICHAEL Fr.
Springville, UT
FUNK.HOUSER, RUTH Fr.
Peru, IN
LUANN FURNER. Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
GALE, DIANE Fr.
Murray, UT
GANIERE, SUSAN YVONNE Fr.
Huntington Beach, CA
GARDNER, KAMI Fr.
Hidden Hills, CA
GARNER, MALIA Fr.
Hidden Hills, CA
GARDNER, MARIE Jr.
El Toro, CA
GARLICK, JOE Jr.
Provo. UT
GARRETT, BECKIE Sr.
Mahwah, NJ
GASKILL, LUANN So.
Newfane, NY
GATES, KATHRYN Sr.
Beloit, WI
GEDDES, DEANNA Fr.
Havden Lake, ID
GEDDES, LINDA So.
Saratoga, CA
GE1SENHEYNER. LYNNE Fr.
Wallingford, PA
GEORGE, GARTH So.
Las Vegas. NV
GERRATT, MARY ANN So.
Burley, ID
GIBBONS, BARBARA Jr.
San Jose, CA
GIGGER, STARLA Fr.
Pocatello, ID
G1MA, LEONA So.
Wailuku, HI
GIMA. RONALD Jr.
Wailuku, HI
GLENN, LISA Fr.
San Marino, CA
GOBLE, KATHLEEN So.
Sacramento, CA
GOLLOS, ALLISON, So.
Portola Valley, CA
220 — Section One
GOSPER, LISA So.
Lompoe, CA
GOSS, CAROL Fr.
Casper, WY
GOULD, ROSEMARY So.
Willenhall, England
GOULDING, BRAD Fr.
Clayton, CA
GOWANS, MICHELLE Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
GRAHAM, JUDITH Sr.
Borger, TX
GRAY, CHRISTY So.
Fair Oakes, CA
GREEN, LAQUETA Fr.
Hopkinsville. KY
GREENIER, CHERRI Jr.
Largo, FL
GREENWELL, CHARLOTTE Fr.
Fayetteville, NC
GREER, DIANNA JEAN So.
Fair Oakes, CA
GREER, SCOTT Jr.
Brawley, CA
GRIFFIN, BRUCE Fr.
Provo, UT
GRIFFIN, RAY Jr.
Rupert, ID
GRIFFITH, CHARLES Jr.
Scarsdale, NY
GILLMAN, KEVIN So.
Fairbanks, AK
GROVER, ADA Grad.
Lisle, IL
GUST, THOMAS Sr.
Greenwich, CT
GUTIERREZ, ELIZABETH MARIA
Fr. Valencia, CA
GWILLIAM, KENTSr.
Vanderhoof, Canada
GWILLIAM, LORRIE Jr.
Florence, OR
GWILLIAM, STEVE Sr.
Newport Beach, CA
HAASE, JANE So.
Mesa, AZ
HACKWORTH, ROBB Fr.
Cardwell, ID
HAERTEL, KEVIN Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
HAGE, CHRISTINE Fr.
Bellevue, WA
HALCOMD, KELLY Fr.
Portola, CA
HALDERMAN, DIANA So.
Hamilton, OH
HALING, WENDY So.
Anderson, CA
HALL, DEBRA Fr.
Naperville, IL
HALL, ELIZABETH Fr.
Modesto, CA
HALL, KATHY Fr.
Fullerton, CA
HALLMARK, SHERYL Fr.
Apo New York, NY
HAMBLIN, SUSAN So.
Bellevue, WA
HANDLEY, MICHAEL Fr.
Santa Maria, CA
HANFORD, JULIA So.
Downers Grove, IL
HANNEY, SHERRIE Fr.
Murray, UT
HANSEN, CHRISTINE So.
Burley, ID
HANSEN, JANET E. So.
Windsor, CA
HANSEN, KATHLEEN So.
Provo, UT
Section One— 221
HANSEN, REBECCA Sr.
Idaho Falls, ID
HANSEN, STACY Fr.
Paul, ID
HANSEN, TODD So.
Altamount, UT
HANSEN, WENDY RAE Fr.
Los Angeles, CA
HANSGEN, KATHY So.
Walnut Creek, CA
HARDIN, TASEY So.
Las Vegas, NV
HARDING, CHERIE Jr.
Boise, ID
HARDING, FREIDA Fr.
Pinon, AZ
HARKINS, LINDA Sr.
Canoga Park, CA
HARPER, BRIAN Grad.
Blackfood, ID
HARRIS, MAUR1NE
Provo, UT
HARRIS, NANCY Jr.
Denver, CO
HARRISON, LESLIE So.
Hayward, CA
HART, NANETTE Fr
E Wenatchee, WA
HARTFORD, RANDALL So.
Sherwood Park, CA
HARTMUN, BECKY Fr.
Saratoga, CA
HASKINS, DIANA Jr.
Moore, OK
HATCH. DEBORAH Jr.
Madera, CA
HATCH, DENISE So.
Lacrosse, WI
HATCH, LOUISE Fr.
South Bend, IN
HATCH, MELINDA So.
Denver, CO
HATCH, SANDRA So.
Anaheim, CA
HATCHETT, JULIE Sr.
Marion, IL
HAYDEN, LISA Fr.
Evansville, IN
HAYES, SHEILA Grad.
Halifax, New England
HAYNES, HYRUM So.
Colonial Hills, VA
HAYNIE. ROBERT Sr.
Seattle, WA
HEALY, KATHY Jr.
Spokane, WA
HEATHER, JARDINE Jr.
Oxnard, CA
HELP, MARILYN So.
Gallup. NM
HENDERSON, ANDREA So.
Philadelphia, PA
222— Section One
HENDERSON, DENISE Fr.
Beaverton, OR
HENDRICKS, JANET Fr.
Yakima, WA
HENDRY, TAMARA Jr.
Huntington Beach, CA
HENRY, TAUNYA Jr.
Portland, OR
HERBST. VICTORIA Sr.
Bellflower, CA
HERRIN, CINDY Fr
Springfield, VA
HESLIN, CAROL So.
Crossett, AR
HESS, ALLEN So.
Klamath Falls, OR
HESS, JUDITH LYNN So.
Denver, CO
HETTINGER, DIA.NE KAY Fr.
Petersburg, IL
HIGGINSON, LAWRENCE G. Jr.
Blackfoot, ID
HILL, BOB Jr.
Kinston, NC
HILL. CYNTHIA Fr.
Terre Haute. CA
HILTON, CATHERINE Jr.
Parker, AZ
HILTY, CHERYL Fr.
Bowling Green, OH
HINCKLEY. WENDY Jr.
Chamblee, GA
HINDERS, ANN Fr.
San Leandro, CA
HOEGLE, KIM Fr.
Monica, PA
HOFFMANN, SALLY Fr.
Grafton, WI
HOLBROOK, RICHARD Sr.
Arlington, IL
HOLCOMBE, KATHERINE Fr.
Waller, TX
HOLLIDAY. BRIDGET So.
Moroni, UT
HOLLIS, CHERYL Fr.
Berwyn, IL
HOLLOMAN, KATHRYN So.
Albany, GA
HOLLOMAN, THERESA Sr.
Albany, GA
HOLLY, SHIRLEY Fr.
Rochester, NY
HOLTKAMP, SUSAN So.
Logan, UT
HOLTMAN, JONI REA Fr.
Murray, UT
HOMER, JANET, So.
Sacramento, CA
HOOKER, CHRIS Fr.
Sumter, SC
HOOPER, SID Fr
Smithfield. VA
HORTON, CYNTHIA So.
Ada, OK
HOWELL. LOR1 BELLE So.
Huntsville, AL
HOY, JENNIFER Fr.
Lvndhurst, VA
HUBBARD, LINDA Fr.
San Jose, CA
HUCKSTER LARRY Jr.
Boise, ID
HUGDAHL. MELIA ANNETTE Jr.
Anaheim, CA
HULL, MARGARET So.
Oklahoma City, OK
HULL, TAMARA, So.
Ogden, UT
HUTCHINGSON. LYNDALE Sr.
Prince Rupert, Canada
Section One — 223
HUTCHISON, MARC Jr.
Auburn Hts, MI
HYDE, NOEL So.
Ogden, UT
IMLAY, BARBARA Sr.
Washington D.C.
JACKSON, CHANDRA LYNN Fr.
Kent, WA
JACKSON, JEANNE Fr.
Trevilians, VA
JACKSON, LAURIE Fr.
Las Vegas, NV
JARDINE, MARY So.
Hampden, MA
JARRETT, CAROLYN So.
Nephi, UT
JENKINS, TERI
Glendale, AZ
JENNE, ELAINE MARIE Jr.
Winthrop, WA
JENSEN, LINDA So.
Kenmore, NY
JENSEN, RICHARD Fr.
Santa Ana, CA
JENSON, JOHN Fr.
Bynum, MT
JENSON, ROBERT So.
Bynum, MT
JETT, SANDRA Sr.
Harrisonberg, VA
JOFFS, VICKI Sr.
Bountiful, UT
JOHNSON, GAIL Fr.
Winsborough, SC
JOHNSON, HEATHER Jr.
Tarzana, CA
JOHNSON, JANETTE So.
Milpitas, CA
JOHNSON, JOENESr.
Preston, ID
JOHNSON, KATHERINE Fr.
Milpitas, CA
JOHNSON, MARY LOUISE Fr.
Silver City, NM
JOHNSON, PRISCILLA So.
Needles, CA
JOHNSON. RENITA So.
Pocatello, ID
JOHNSON, ROGER DUNCAN Jr.
St. Anthony, ID
JOHNSON, TAMARA JOY Fr.
Idaho Falls, ID
JOHNSON, TINA Fr.
Lanham, MD
JOHNSON, TAUNA Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
JOHNSON, VINCENT So.
Provo, UT
JOHNSON, CONNIE RAE Fr.
Palo Alto, CA
JONES, JAN Fr.
Pacific Palisades, CA
JONES, LYNETTEJr.
Martinez, CA
JONES, VICKIE Jr.
Almo, ID
JONES, VONDRA Fr.
Billings, MT
JORGENSEN, CHERYL So.
Sunnyvale, CA
JORGENSON, SHAUNA Sr.
Ann Arbor, MI
KARGER, KENNETH So.
Norwalk, IA
KARREN, DAVID So.
Vernal, UT
KEARNEY, KATHERYN Sr.
New Sharon, ME
KEGLER, KAREN So.
Nacogdoches, TX
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KELL, DEBBIE So.
Pleasanton, CA
KELLEY, DAVID Sr.
Ogden, UT
KELSEY, CATHY Fr.
Roseville, CA
KENISON, DAVE Jr.
Payson, UT
KERR, DEBBI So.
Gresham, OR
KIESTER, POLLY So.
Mishawaka, IN
KILBURN, DIANNESr.
Salt Lake City, UT
KILE, MARIEDAJr.
Garden Grove, CA
KILLIAN, NANCY Sr.
Fairport, NY
KINCAID, DEBBY So.
Denver, CO
KITTO, FRANKLIN So.
Salt Lake City, UT
KLASSEN, MARILYN So.
Calgary, Canada
KLEINMAN, KRISTI So.
Phoenix, AZ
KRADOLFER, JEANNINE So.
South America
KRATZ, SUSAN Sr.
Mundelein, IL
KULBETH, JAMES Jr.
La Porte, TX
KUNSMAN, WILLIAM Jr.
Killeen, TX
KUNZ, JOYSr.
Encinitas, CA
LACAYO, HORACIO So.
Yorba Linda, CA
LAMBERT, IVA Fr.
Menlo Park, CA
LAMBSON, LAURIE Jr.
Taylor, AZ
LAMPMAN, FELICA Fr.
Houston, TX
LAUDER, LISA Fr.
Yuca Valley, CA
LANEY PEGGY JEAN Fr.
Eureka, CA
LANG, DOUGLAS Sr.
St. George, UT
LANGLEY, DELORES KATHLEEN
Fr. Eugene. OR
LARSEN, ALBERT Jr.
Sunset, UT
LARSEN, CHUCK Sr.
Provo, UT
Section One— 225
LARSEN, MELINDASr.
Las Cruces, NM
LARSON, VICKI Fr.
Citrus Hts., CA
LAW, LORRAINE Fr.
Lakewood, NV
LAW, SYLVIA Jr.
Rolla, MO
LAYTON, CATHERINE Sr.
Downey, CA
LEAMY, JIM Fr.
Grand Junction, CO
LEATHEM, PEGGY Jr.
Heyburn, ID
LE CHEMINANT, WENDY So.
Bountiful, UT
LEE, DOREEN Jr.
Phoenix, AZ
LEE, PAUL Fr.
Salt Lake, UT
LEE, REATHA Jr.
Edmunds, WA
LEE, STEPHANIE Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
LEMOS, CHYRL Jr.
Gilroy, CA
LEQHMAN, KENNETH Fr.
Petersburg, VA
LEMASTER, MICHELE Fr.
Denton, TX
LERMA, JOHN JOSEPH Sr.
Santa Clara, CA
LETEY, LAURA So.
Riverside, CA
LEWIS, DALE Sr.
Bakersfield, CA
LEWIS, PAUL Fr.
Walnut Creed, CA
LICHFIELD, KATHY Fr.
Boulder, CO
LIGON.SHERYLSo.
Provo, UT
LIGON, STEVEN Sr.
Provo, UT
LILLYWHITE, REBECCA Grad.
Pine, AZ
LIMBONG, JOHN Grad.
Jakarta, Indonesia
LINDGREN, JENNIFER Fr.
Edmunds, WA
LINDSTROM, JAN Fr.
Manhatten, Be, CA
LLOYD ARLENE Fr.
Almo, ID
LOGNE, DILLARDSr.
Cudahy, CA
LONG, BRIAN KAY Jr.
Los Altos, CA
LONG, TERESA Fr.
Lake Oswego, OR
LONGLEY, JANET Fr.
San Jose, CA
LOW, JANET Jr.
South Gate, CA
LUND, SUSAN ANN Fr.
Seattle, WA
LUNT, DAVID So.
Los Angelos, CA
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MACKAY, DEAN G.Sr.
Tarzana, CA
MACKAY, SCOTT Jr.
Tarzana, CA
MADSEN, DALE Sr.
Chico, CA
MADSEN, SUSAN Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
MALDONADO, LORI Sr.
Hayward, CA
MALLORY, STEPHANIE Sr.
Provo, UT
MANLEY, WAYNE Fr.
Pine, AZ
MANN, JERALEEJr.
Campbell, CA
MARCHANT, JALANE So.
Bountiful, UT
MARCKESANO, MARIANNE Fr.
Provo, UT
MARSHALL, MICHELLE Fr.
Apony, NY
MARTIN, FIONA Fr.
Surbiton, England
MARTIN, KAREN So.
Westchester, IL
MARTIN, TIMOTHY Sr.
Miami, FL
MATTHEWS, KAREN So.
South Gate, CA
MATTHEWS, LINDSEY Fr.
Walnut Creek, CA
MATSUOKA, REGINA Grad.
Provo, UT
MAXWELL, A. RAY Fr.
American Fork, UT
MCARTHUR, JANET Jr.
Boise, ID
MCCASLAND, MARY ELLEN Fr.
Cheyenne, WY
MCCLELLAN, LAURA So.
Flint, MI
MCFALL, TERI LYNN Fr.
Mercer Is., WA
MCFALL, TORI ANN Fr.
Mercer Is., WA
MCGARR, JOEL So.
Portola, CA
MCINELLY, DIANA Sr.
Ellensburg, WA
MCMILLAN. DAVID Sr.
Salt Lake City, Utah
MCMURRAY, SUSAN Sr.
Burley, ID
MCPHEE, MICHAEL Fr.
Elko. NV
Section One — 227
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MCWEENY, KEVIN So.
Saratoga, CA
MEDINA, MARCIAL Jr.
Formosa
MENDEN, DARLA Fr.
Mesa, AZ
MENSSEN, SYLVIA So.
Sandy, UT
MERCIER. FRANCOISE So.
France
MESSERLY, REBBYSr.
Glenns Ferry, ID
METEER, MARLAJr.
Morago, CA
METEER, VALORI So.
Morago, CA
MEYERS, DOREE Fr.
Roseglen, ND
MEYERS, KATHY Fr.
Delta, UT
MIDGLEY, BRUCE Sr.
Bountiful, UT
MILLER, GLEN Sr.
Bountiful, UT
MILLER, KATHERINE So.
American Fork, UT
MILLER, KATHLEEN So.
San Jose, CA
MILLER, SARAH So.
Thousand Oak, CA
MILLS, SHARON Fr.
Welch, WV
MILLS, SHERRI Jr.
W. Des Moines, IA
MILOVICH, KELLESo.
Helper, UT
MIRANDA, MELBA ARELY Sr.
Soyapango , El Salvador
MITCHELL, LORELEI Jr.
Bountiful, UT
MITCHELL, MERTON So.
Las Vegas, NV
MITCHEM, CHERYL Jr.
Orlando, FL
MOFFETT, CALVIN Co.
Farmington, NM
MOLEN, ANNSr.
Arlington, TX
MONCUR, CYNTHIA Jr.
Cody, WY
MONTELIUS, SHELLEY ANN Sr.
Helena, MT
MONTGOMERY, JOHN EDGAR Sr.
Terre Haute, IN
MOODY, JANECESr.
Blackfoot, ID
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MOON, CHYLEEN Fr.
Dallas, TX
MOORE, DINAH So.
Alexandria, VA
MOORE, KARRI So.
Salt Lake City, UT
MOORE, KATHLEEN Fr.
Provo, UT
MORAN, STEVEN So.
Butte, MT
MORGAN, ANDREA Jr.
Issaquah, WA
MORRELL, GRETA Jr.
Albuquerque, NM
MOSER, KENT Fr.
Weiser, ID
MOSER, STEVE So.
No. Hollywood, CA
MOSS, DEBORAH Sr.
Pawtucket, RI
MOULTON, BRENT Jr.
San Jose, CA
MOURA, NINA So.
Idaho Falls, ID
MRAZEK, CYNTHIA Fr.
Arwprior, Canada
MURDOCK. DOUGLAS So.
Orem, UT
MURPHY, DIANE Fr.
Twin Falls, ID
MURRAY, JULIE ANN Sr.
Juno, FL
MYERS, MARK- Fr.
Emmett, ID
MYERS, WES Fr.
Noble, OK
NASH, JULIE Fr.
Oakdale, CA
NEAL, CINDY ANN Fr.
Martinsville, IN
NELSON, NARICE Jr.
Lakewood, CA
NELSON, PAMELA ANN Fr.
Bellevue, WA
NELSON, ROBB Fr.
La Canada, CA
NELSON, VIRGINIA Fr.
Kailua, HI
NEWHOUSE, CHUCK So.
Eastport, ID
NEWSOM, RENE Jr.
Gilbert, AR
NICHOLAS, KARL WILLIAM Sr.
Minot, ND
NICHOLES, RICHARD Sr
Orem, UT
NICHOLLS, ARLENESr.
McFall, MO
NICHOLLS, ELAINE Sr.
McFall. MO
NICHOLS, MARIANNE So.
Kaysville, UT
Section One — 229
NORTON, DENISE Jr.
Prescott, AZ
O'KELLEY, DAVID Fr.
Overton, NV
OLDMAN, PHYLLIS Jr.
Ganado, AZ
OLSEN, ANDREW Fr.
Pocatello, ID
OLSEN, JILL Sr.
Myrtle Creek, OR
OLSON, CYDNEYFr.
Provo, UT
OLSON, VICKIE Fr.
Fresno, CA
ORTON, BYRON Jr.
Richland, WA
OSTLER, REBECCA LEAH So.
Aquebogue, NY
OVIATT, JOAN Grad.
Barstow, CA
OWENS, ANDREA Fr.
Wichita, KS
OXBORROW, CATHERINE Fr.
Paso Robles, CA
PACE, CELIA Fr.
Cardston, Canada
PACE, SUZANNE So.
Albion, NY
PACKARD, LAURI Fr.
Wheaton, MD
PACKER, ANNETTE Jr.
Lexington, KY
PALMER, JACK LOUIS Fr.
Apache, OK
PAPWORTH, LAURIE So.
Portland, OR
PARKER, DAVID Jr.
Campbell, CA
PARKER, ELIZABETH Fr.
Los Alamos, NM
PARKER, LAURA So.
Bountiful, UT
PARKER, MARY LOUISE Fr.
Huntington Beach, CA
PARSONS, MAXINE Fr.
Afton, WY
PATCH, GENE Sr.
Heber, UT
PATCHEN, DEANN Fr.
Soquel, CA
PAUL, KAREN JEAN Sr.
Niles, IL
PAYNE, DELORES Fr.
Calgary, Canada
PAYNE, RENEE So.
Farmington, UT
PEAD, RANAESr.
Long Beach, CA
PEARSON, MIRIAM Fr.
Blackfoot, ID
PEDERSON, ANNELISE So.
Fiuens Boge, Denmark
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PETERSEN, JULIE So.
Cincinnati, OH
PETERSON, DOUGLAS Sr.
Springville, UT
PETERSON, DUANE MARCOR Fr.
Tempe, AZ
PETERSON, GREG So.
Warner, CAN
PETERSON, JANA Fr.
Bountiful, UT
PETERSON, KATHY LYN Fr.
Torrance, CA
PETERSON, LEANN Sr.
Jerome, ID
PETERSON, LINDA HOLLY Fr.
Boise, ID
PETERSON, KRISTIN ELAINE So.
Wellesley, MA
Peterson, RULA ANNE Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
PHILLIPS, PAM Fr.
Olney Spring, CO
PICKETT, KATHLEEN Fr.
Chula Vista, CA
PIERSON, STEVE Grad.
Grapevine, TX
PIERSON, DORY Sr.
Provo, UT
PISTER, ANNE Jr.
Bishop, CA
PLAYER, PATRICIA KAYE Sr.
Lynchburg, SC
POLLIZZE, PAULA So.
Chicago, IL
POND, ELAINE' Fr.
Portland, OR
POPE, KELLY Fr.
Brooklyn Park, NM
PORA, NANCY Jr.
Windsor, ME
PORTER, LORI Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
POTTER, ROSEMARY Fr.
Cedarburg, WI
POWELL, VALARIE Fr.
Grand Jet. CO
PRATT, KATHLEEN So.
Riverside, CA
Section One — 231
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PRIDE, CLESTELLE Fr.
Colonial Heights, VA
PRIDEAUX, MARLISSr.
Lynnwood, WA
PROBST, GARY ROBERT Sr.
San Jose, CA
PRYSBYLA, PETER Sr.
Palo Alto, CA
PULA, NIKOLAO
Menlo Park, CA
QUINTON, CINDY Fr.
Houston, TX
RAMBURG, JULIE Fr.
Canby. OR
RANDALL, JULIE Fr.
Portland. OR
RASMUSSEN, CONNIE Sr.
Soda Springs, ID
RASMUSSEN, JILL MARIE Sr.
Victorville, CA
REAMER, LYNN Sr.
Hooks, TX
REEVES, SHAWNESSY. Fr.
Oakdale, CA
REIF, DEBBIE So.
Tulsa, OK
REYNOLDS, EVELYNN Fr.
Batesville, AR
REYNOLDS, JACK So.
Arcadia, CA
REYNOLDS, MARGARET So.
North Java, NY
RHOTEHAMEL, KAREN So.
Renton, WA
RICE, CYNTHIA Fr.
Magrath, AL
RICHARDS, KATHY Fr.
Rupert, ID
RICHARDSON, NANCY Fr.
Pittsburg, CA
RICHEY, DEAN Fr.
San Diego, CA
R1CHINS, LYLE So.
Animas, NM
RICKS, RENAEJr
Mesa, AZ
RIGGS, NORAYSr.
Lake Oswego, OR
RIGGS, ROSA Sr.
Kanab, UT
RINEHART, ANN Fr.
Warren, OH
RIVARD, VERONICA Sr.
Gomez, Mexico
ROBBINS, MARIE Fr.
Cameron, AZ
ROBERTSON, GARY Sr.
Baton Rouge, LA
ROBERTSON, RALPH Sr.
Powell WY
ROBIE, ROBYN Fr
Ardmore, OK
ROBISON, CATHERINE Fr.
Palatine, IL
ROELKE, SUSAN Jr.
Millington, TN
ROETH.THOEDORESo.
Springville, UT
ROGERS, BECKY Fr.
Monroe, UT
ROGERS. RITA Sr.
Farmington, NM
ROMANS, CYNTHIA Jr.
Arnold, NB
ROOT, MAYNESr.
Lehi, UT
ROPER, ELRAYSr.
Orem, UT
ROSE, BARBARA Fr.
Syracuse, NY
232 Section One
II
ROSS, DEBORAH Fr.
Wallingford, PA
ROSS, KIM So.
Fort Worth, TX
ROUNDY. JEFFERYSr.
Orem, UT
ROWBERRY, MARK Fr.
Provo. UT
RUF, HAROLD Sr.
Springfield, UT
RUHL. STEVEN So.
Burlingame, CA
RUSSELL, BRENDA KAY Fr.
Fort Benning, GA
RYAN, CATHIE Sr.
Fort Smith, AR
SACCHI, LESLIE Jr.
Ukiah, CA
SAMO, KATHERINESr.
San Andreas, CA
SANDERSON, SHARON Jr.
Fullerton, CA
SANO, FRANK Sr.
Provo, UT
SARGEANT, MARK Sr.
Elko, NV
SAUNDERS. STEVEN Jr.
Meridian, ID
SAVILLE, LINDA So.
Orchard Park, NY
SAXON, ROBERT Fr.
Logandale, NV
SCHOLER, JAMIE Jr.
Levittown, NY
SCHOLER, JULIE Fr.
Levittown, NY
SCHOW, DEBBIE So.
Carmichael, CA
SCHRADER, LUCINDA Fr.
Tucson, AZ
SCORSE, PAMELA Sr.
Holbrook. AZ
SCOTT, BEVERLY Sr.
Aylmer, ON
SCOTT, KATHELINE Fr.
Sandy, UT
SCOVILLE, KAREN Sr.
Westminster, CA
SEAGER, DEENA So.
Greeley, CO
SEARS, CYNTHIA Jr.
Carpinteria, CA
SEATON, KATHYSo.
Tucker, GA
SELIN, DAVID Fr.
West Jordan, UT
SEWELL, SHEYRL So.
Farmington, NM
SHAFFER, DARLENE Jr.
Klamath Fall, OR
SHALTES, STEVEN Sr.
Sacramento, CA
SHANNON, SALLY Fr.
Houston, TX
SHAW, BARBARA FRY Jr.
Great Neck, NY
SHAW, DAVID GOODWIN Fr.
Salisbury
SHAW, LEAH So.
Boise, ID
SHAW. MARY Jr.
Palmer, AK
SHEFFIELD, ADDETTE Fr.
Houston, TX
SHEGRUD, MELODY Fr.
Renton, WA
SHELLEY, PAUL Jr.
Mt. Pleasant, UT
SHELTON. JEROLDSr.
Gridley, CA
Section One — 233
SHEPLEY, ROBIN So.
Falls Church, VA
SHIELDS, KATHY Fr.
Dallas, TX
SHREEVE, DEBORAH Jr.
Kirkland, WA
SHUMWAY, GAYLE So.
Phoenix, AZ
SHUMWAY, MARCELLA Sr.
Phoenix, AZ
SHURTLEFF, MARY GAI Sr.
Chatsworth, CA
SHUTT, JOANN So.
Bountiful, UT
SIDDOWAY, TERRECE Fr.
Selah, WA
SIEGEL, CAROLE Sr.
Vista, CA
SIMISTER, DIANE Fr.
Salt Lake, UT
SIMMONS, CYNTHIA Sr.
Yucaipa, CA
SIMON, JULIE Fr.
Augusta, GA
SIRON, CYNTHIA Fr.
Tampa, FL
SKIDMORE, ALICE Fr.
Baker, UT
SKIDMORE, LAURA Fr.
Potomac, MD
SKOUSEN, NOLA Sr.
Warren, MI
SKOUSEN, PAM Jr.
MEZA, AZ
SLAMA, KAREN Jr.
San Jose, CA
SMALLCOMB, LAURIE Fr.
Costa Mesa, CA
SMALLCOMB, MICHELE So.
Costa Mesa, CA
SMALLEY, JANET Sr.
Long Beach, CA
SMELIK, JAN Fr.
Kingwood, TX
SMITH, ANNE CANDICE So.
Syracuse, NY
SMITH, ARLENE So.
Chalmette, LA
SMITH, BARBARA So.
Fairbanks, AK
SMITH, COREEN So.
Fremont, CA
SMITH, LAURIANNE Fr.
Arvada, CO
SMITH, LESLIE Sr.
Kentfield, CA
SMITH, LOIS So.
Carson City, NV
SMITH, MAREN Fr.
American Falls, ID
SMITH, MICHAEL Sr.
San Jose, CA
SMITH. MONCIE Fr.
Doraville, GA
SMITH, ROBBIN So.
Saratoga, CA
SOKALOFSKY, CHERYL Sr.
Saskatoon, SA
SOLLERS, CAROLE Fr.
Fr. Walton, Canada
SOLOMAN, CHERYL Sr.
Newport News, VA
SORENSEN, CARL So.
Chelmsford. MA
SORENSEN, LORI Fr.
Spring City, UT
SPARKS, SHARON So.
Novata, CA
SPEAR, ELLEN MARIE Fr.
Merced, CA
234 — Section One
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SPENCER, TRACY So.
Sutter, CA
SPERBER, ANN LOUISE Sr.
Bremerton, WA
SPINDLER, PATTY So.
Cupertino, CA
STANLEY, TAMARA Fr.
Omaha, NB
STARR, AMY So.
West Covina, CA
STARR, RANDY Jr.
Hotspring, VA
STEELE, CINDY So.
Littleton, CO
STEPHENS, LARRY So.
East Carbon, UT
STERLING, ALAN Fr.
Walnut, Creek, CA
STETTLER, NANCY So.
Caldwell, ID
STEWART, LARRY Fr.
Salem, OR
STEWART, LAURA Fr.
Denton, TX
STEWART, LINDA Fr.
Columbus, GA
STOCK, BRENT Fr.
Farmington, NM
STODDARD, JOHN So.
Carmichael, CA
STODDARD, MIKE Jr.
El Paso, TX
STONE, SUZI Fr.
Modesto, CA
STRAIN, MICHELLE Fr.
Sacramento, CA
STRANGER, DAVIS Sr.
SWENSON, VICKI Jr.
Long Beach, CA
SWANDER, SANDY Jr.
Ten Sleep, WY
TABLER, KATHRYN Jr.
Baldwin Park, CA
TAKAHASHI, YUKIHIKO Sr.
Kurihashi, Japan
TALBOT, ELIZABETH Sr.
Pocatello, ID
TALBOT, MIKE Jr.
Bosie, ID
TALLEY, SUSAN Fr.
Los Alamos, NM
TANNER, KAREN Fr.
NATO Military
Committee, NY
TANNER, NICHOLAS Jr.
Fresno, CA
TANNER. RON Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
TAYLOR, AFTON So.
San Mario, CA
TAYLOR, ALICE Fr.
Stratford, SD
TAYLOR, DIANA So.
Bakersfield, CA
TAYLOR, DONNA SUE Fr.
Milton-Freewater. OR
TAYLOR, LINDA Fr.
Calgary, Canada
TAYLOR, RON So.
Orem, UT
TENSMEYER, LISA Fr.
Indianspolis, IN
TERRELL, LISA Fr.
Garden City, CA
TERRI, ESTHER Sr.
London, ON
THACKER. BRANDON Fr.
Bountiful, UT
THIERS, JEAN Fr.
Provo, UT
Section One — 235
THIR10T, LORI LEE Sr.
Coalville, UT
THOMPSON, EVERETT Sr.
Provo, UT
Thomsen, Steve Fr.
Anaheim, CA
THOMSON, LESLIE So.
Fair Oaks, CA
THORSTAD, KATHY Fr.
Ontario, OR
THREELEGS, CLYDE Jr.
Wakapala, SD
TIMPKE, ROXANNE Fr.
Hacienda Hts., CA
TOGISALA, DOTTIE Fr.
Ogden, UT
TOLMAN, RANDY So.
Centerville, UT
TONGE, JULIE RAE Fr.
Idaho Falls, ID
TOWNSEND, PHYLLIS Sr.
Albuquerque, NM
TOWNSLEY, KIM Fr.
Streetsboro, OH
TR1GGS, DIANA Fr.
Moose Jaw, CAN
TUCKETT, RIKI JO So.
Mesa, WA
TURLEY, LANAE Fr.
El Paso, TX
TYLER, STEPHEN Fr.
Pacific Palisades, CA
UNGA, VAI So.
San Mateo, CA
UNGERMAN, TAMARA Jr.
Butte, MT
VALENTINE, RON Fr.
Farmington, UT
VAN WAGENEN, KENNI
Provo, UT
VICTOR, THERESA Fr.
San Carlos, AZ
WADE, BETH Sr.
Driggs, ID
WADE, DAVID Fr.
Fillmore, UT
WAGNER, ROXANNE So.
Lakeland, FL
WALKER, AMY So.
Garden City, MI
WALKER, MICHAEL Fr.
Murray, UT
WALKER, SHELLI So.
Kallispell, MT
WALLIS, ASHCROFT So.
WALTERS, BRENDA SUE So.
Plantation, FL
WARBELTON, BRYAN So.
Bellevue, NB
WARE. LERON So.
Monroe, UT
WARREN, GINGER So.
Porterville, CA
WASDEN, SHAUNA Jr.
Rexburg, ID
WATERS, SNOW Jr.
Dover, NC
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WATLER, CARLENE So.
Toronto, Canada
WATSON, DANIEL Jr.
Sandy, UT
WATSON, ROBERTA So.
Evansville, IN
WEBER, AMY Fr.
Walnut Creek, CA
WEBSTER, CORY Jr.
Sandy, UT
WEEKES, JACQUE Sr.
North Bend, OR
WEEKES, RONALD Sr.
Stockton, CA
WELLING, JAYNE Fr.
Seattle, WA
WELLS, DAVID Jr.
Van Nuys, CA
WEST, KATIE Fr.
Burley, ID
WEST, MICHELE Jr.
Bountiful, UT
WESTERGREN, LEE ANN So.
Kirkiand, WA
WETZEL, SALLY ANN Fr.
Minneapolis, MN
WHITAKER, NEIL Sr.
Wichita Falls, TX
WHITAKER, RON Fr.
Orland, CA
WHITE, PAM Jr.
Timmonsville, SC
WHITE, SANDY So.
Orem, UT
WHITEHEAD, CAROLYN So.
Twin Falls, ID
WHITEHEAD, JIM Jr.
Salt Lake, UT
WHITESIDES, CAROL Fr.
Glen Ellen, CA
WHITESIDES, JUNE LEE Fr.
Glen Ellen, CA
WHITING, MARY Fr.
Silver Springs, MD
WHITMAN, KATHY Jr.
Stanhope, NJ
WHITMORE, RICK Fr.
Fairport, NY
WIERSEMA, DIANNA Fr.
Trenton, CANADA
Section One — 237
WILDE, MARIANE Fr.
Murray, UT
WILKINSON, RHONDA Fr.
Boise, ID
WILLETT, GWEN So.
N. Battleford, SA
WILLIAMS, CARLA MARIE Fr.
Kenner, LA
WILLIAMS, SANDY Sr.
Kansas City, MO
WILLIAMS, TACY LEE Fr.
Campbell, CA
WILLIAMSON, JOANNE Jr.
London, ON
WILLIAMSON, VON Fr.
Cabot, AR
WILLINGHAM, LANCE Fr.
Papillion, NB
WILLIS, MELANIE Fr.
Concord, CA
WILSON, DEBBIE Jr.
Campbell, CA
WILSON, DONNA Jr.
Colfax, NC
WILSON, KATHY Fr.
Riverside, CA
WILSON, LEIONNIE Fr.
Aptos, CA
WILSON, MARGARET Fr.
Parma, OH
WILSON, MARY Jr.
Greenbrae, CA
WILSON, MAUREEN Sr.
Pasco, WA
WINFREE, PAULA Jr.
Belleville, IL
WING, MICHELE So.
Victor, NY
WINN, WILLIAM Jr.
Murray, UT
WINWARD, BRENDA Sr.
Burley, ID
WITCHER, JEFF Fr.
Stratford, TX
WITTWER, WENDY Sr.
Las Vegas, NV
WOLFE, MICHELE Sr.
Brentwood, MD
WOLLER, ROBERT Sr.
Lake Oswego, OR
ZIEGLER, MARK So.
Sandy, UT
ZOBELL, CHRISTI So.
Pleasant Grove, UT
ZUCARO, MARIA Fr.
Salem, MA
WOLTER, LAURIE Fr
Oconomowoc, Wl
WOOD, MICHELE Fr.
Walnut Creek, CA
WOOD, TRUDY So.
Burley, ID
WOODBURY, VERL Jr.
Burley, ID
WOODS, PHYLLIS Fr.
San Jose, CA
WOTHERSPOON. SHARON Fr.
Chula Vista, CA
WRATHAWL, CATHY Fr.
Seattle, WA
WRATHALL, CYNTHIA Fr.
Seattle, WA
WRIGHT, SANDRA So.
Cypress, CA
YEAKEL, SHAUNA JEAN JR.
Lancaster, CA
YORK, DEB Sr.
Pollock Pines, CA
YOUNG, DANNY Jr.
Delta, UT
YOUNG, LORNA Sr.
Delta, UT
ZAIFNEJAD, JAMILEH So.
Provo, UT
ZEREBKO, MARIANNE So.
Novato, CA
Section One — 239
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SECTION TWO
ABRAHAM, LEONA Sr.
Spanish Fork, UT
ABRAMS, JAMES Jr.
Santa Rosa, CA
ACCETTA, FLAVIA Sr.
SanPedro, CA
ADAIR, ROBIN So.
Phoenix, AZ
ADAMS, BARBARA So.
Clearfield, UT
ADAMS, JANICE Grad.
Windsor, MO
ADAMS, KAREN Fr.
Cleves, OH
ADAMS, RANDY Sr.
Scottsdale, AZ
ADLESON, CHERYL Sr.
Redlands, CA
AFFELT, APRIL Sr.
Parsippany, NJ
AKINS, JESSICA So.
Rome, GA
ALLEN, GERRY Fr.
Pomona, CA
ALLEN, MARRAE Fr.
Mesa, AZ
ANDERSON, KAREN Sr.
Mobile, AL
ANDERSON, TERI Fr.
Provo, UT
ANDERSON, WENDY So.
Lethbridge, AL
ANDREASON, MARLA Jr.
Twin Falls, ID
ANDRUS, NYKOLA Jr.
Murray, UT
ARBOUR, CHERYL Fr.
Dillon, MT
ARCHIBALD, MARGARET Fr.
Sacramento, CA
ARMSTRONG, DOUGLAS Fr.
Toronto, Canada
ARMSTRONG, MEREDITH Jr.
Orange, CA
ASPLUND, CURTIS
Columbia, MO
ATWATER, LORINDA So.
Arcadia, CA
ATWOOD, DEEDAN Fr.
Magrath, AB
ATWOOD, VAL Jr.
Orem, UT
BAKER, CORINNE Grad.
Auburn, WA
BAKER, JEFF Fr.
Placentia, CA
BAKER, TRISH Fr.
Provo, UT
BALDWIN, MELINDA Sr.
Mesa, AZ
BALLS, KIM Fr.
Normal, IL
BAROS, ROSE MARIE So.
Albuquerque, NM
BARTLOME, DON Jr.
Montpelier, ID
BARTON, KATHRYN Fr.
Havana, IL
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BATES, CHERYL Fr.
Baxter, TN
BATES, LORALEE Jr.
Nyssa, OR
BECKER, MARCYNE Fr.
Las Vegas, NV
BECKSTEAD, BEVERLY So.
Twin Falls, ID
BEGLEY, SANDRA Jr.
San Rafael, CA
BEHLHIN, TANYA Jr.
Arvada, CO
BELIVEAU. LINDA Fr.
West Lebanon, NH
BENSON, MARJORIE SUE So.
Clearwater, FL
BERGESON, JANAE Fr.
Blackfoot, ID
BERGLUND, ALAN Fr.
Seattle, WA
BERRY, LYDIA Fr.
Cardston, Canada
BERTONNEAU, CIEL Fr.
Brussels, Belgium
BETTS, SHARON Fr.
San Jose, CA
BEUS, RAY Fr.
Dateland, AZ
BILEEN, LAVERNA Jr.
Teec Nos Pos, AZ
BILLS, STEVE So.
Meridian, ID
BIRD, RONALD Fr.
Chamblee, GA
BISCHOFF, JANET Jr.
Geneva, ID
BISHOP, TERESA So.
Charmichael, CA
BITTER, JANINE Jr.
Idaho Falls, ID
BLACK, JULIE Fr.
Provo, UT
BLACKBURN, DENISE Jr.
Billings, MT
BLAISDELL, MARK Sr.
Caldwwll, ID
BLAKE, CYNTHIA So.
Salt Lake City, UT
BLAKE, RUSSELL Sr.
Walnut Creek. CA
BLAKELY, ALAN So.
Tooele, UT
BLAKELY, GARY So.
Albuguerque, NM
BLAYDEN, BETTY Fr.
Salmon, ID
BLUMELL. DEBORAH JOY Sr.
Calgarv. Canada
BOGARDUS, DAVID Jr.
Santa Barbara, CA
BOND. BECKIE Fr.
Portland, OR
Section Two — 241
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BORGHOLTHAUS, SCOTT Fr.
Payette, ID
BOUGHTON, KAHTLEEN Fr.
College Station, TX
BOSLER, BRUCE Sr.
Walnut Creek, CA
BOWEN, DONALD Sr.
Seattle, WA
BOWERS, CHERIE Fr.
Lewiston, ID
BOWMAN, PATRICIA Fr.
Nvo Casas Grnde, Mexico
BOWTHORPE, DEBRA LEE Sr.
Holladay, UT
BOYSON, DARLYN Fr.
Cardston, Canada
BOZUNG. BILL Jr.
Santa Monica, CA
BRADFORD, DAVID RUSSELL Grad.
Billings, MT
BRADLEY, ALLEN Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
BRANDLEY, CHERALYN So.
Alberta, Canada
BRADLEY, LISA So.
Sidney, OH
BRANNAN, MICHAEL Jr.
Salinas, CA
BRANNOCK, VALERIE Fr.
Irving, CA
BRAYLEY, RUSSELL Sr.
Cardston, Canada
BRENT, DEBY Fr.
Elma, WA
BRIDGER, TERRI Fr.
Cheyenne, WY
BRINKERHOFF, ROBERTA So.
Lovelock, NV
BRINTON, GAYLE Fr.
Lyman, WY
BROBERG, DARLA Jr.
Portland, OR
BROOKS, DENNIS Sr.
Orem, UT
BROOKSBY, DENAE So.
Las Vegas, NV
BROOKSBY, KYLELYNN Fr.
Alamo, CA
BROWN, CHERYL Fr.
Graham, TX
BROWN, DARWIN WAYNE Jr.
Graham. TX
BROWN, SUSIE So.
Oakland, CA
BRUNSON, PENNIE So.
Anchorage, Ak
BODDEN, GAYLA RAY Fr.
Klamath Fall, OR
BULLOCK, SHAUNA Fr.
Lethbridge, Canada
BUNTING, KAYLENE So.
Bountiful, UT
BURNS, KATHY Jr.
Idaho Falls, ID
BURROWS, TRACY Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
BURTON, BRADFORD Jr.
Bountiful, UT
242 — Section Two
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BUSBY, JERRY Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
CALL, SUSAN Jr.
Bountiful, UT
CALVIN, DUANE Sr,
Pleasant Valley, NY
CALVIN, JERI-ANN Sr.
Pleasant Valley, NY
CAMP, BRAD Fr.
Burrville, UT
CAMPBELL, JULIE So.
Paonia, CO
CAMPBELL, VANCE So.
Idaho Falls, ID
CARLILE, DENESE Sr.
Fremont, CA
CARLIN, DEBBIE Sr.
Gridley, CA
CARLIN, MAGGIE Jr.
Gridley, CA
CARLSON, NANCY So.
Provo, UT
CARPENTER, ANNETTE Jr.
Modesto, CA
CARR, DARRELL So.
San Jose, CA
CARTER, DALE Jr.
Cheyenne, WY
CASPERSON, JOHN Fr.
Idaho Falls, ID
CHAFFIN, DARC1A ANN Fr.
Leadville, CO
CHAMBERS, KIM Fr.
Augusta, GA
CHANDLER, MICHAEL Jr.
Waimea, HI
CHASE. JO ELLEN Jr.
Livonia, MI
CHASE, MARCIA So.
Westminster, CA
Section Two — 243
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CHASE, MINDY Fr.
Westminster, CA
CHILD, SHAWNA Sr.
Syracuse, UT
CHINNAPONGSE, MANNIE Fr.
Oceanside, Ca
CHIVERS, CATHERINE Fr.
Idaho Falls, Id
CHRISTIANSEN, DARLENE Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
CHRISTENSEN, JANETTE So.
Moronim, UT
CLAY, VANCE SO.
CLAYBROOK, COLETTE Jr.
Carthage, MO
CLAYTON, CAROL Fr.
CLIFTON, NORMA Fr.
Calgary, Canada
COWARD, AMY So.
Mapleton, UT
CLUFF, MARGARET Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
CLYDE, KATHLEEN Fr.
Belleville, IL
COFFIN, CYNTHIA Fr.
Arimo, ID
COLLIER, LYNETTE Fr.
Arden, NC
COOPER, CYNTHIA ANNE MARIE So.
Orilla, Canada
COURT, SHELLI LYN Fr.
Bountiful, UT
COURTNEY, DEBORAH Fr.
Oklahoma City, OK
COWELL, CINDY LOU Fr.
Foster City, CA
COWIE, WALTER Sr.
Idaho Falls, ID
COX, KERI LYN Fr.
Sumter, SC
CRAFT, PAM Fr.
Larkspur, CO
CRESCI, DEE DEE
Huntington Beach, CA
CROSBY, KATHLEEN Fr.
San Jose, CA
CROSLAND, MARIE So.
CUNNINGHAM, WALTER So.
Soldotna, AK
CURTIS, JOAN Fr.
Woodside, CA
DAINES, ROBERT Fr.
Evanston, WY
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DALEY, DIANE Fr.
Matthews, NC
DALTON, PAUL Sr.
Mesa, AZ
DARRINGTON, MYRNA So.
Declo, ID
DAVIDSON, RHONDA Jr.
Lodi, CA
DAVIES, JAMES Sr.
Bloomfield Hill, Ml
DAVIS, DEBORAH Jr.
Tucson, AZ
DAVIS, DIANNE Fr.
San Jose, CA
DAW, K1MBERLY Fr.
Las Cruces, NM
DAWSON, MINNETTE Jr.
Corpus Christi, TX
DAY, KENT So.
Orem. UT
DECKEE, DARRELL So.
Payson, UT
DECKER, ROSALYN Sr.
Phoenix. AZ
DEEG, WILL Fr.
Boerne, TX
DEHAAN ROCHELLE Fr.
Portland, OR
DELAND, SUSAN Sr.
Yorba Linda, CA
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DEMPSEY. ROBERT ERIN Fr.
Fairfield, CA
DENETCLAW, VIBLA Fr.
Albuquerque, NM
DETMER, PATTI So.
Cleves, OH
DICKERSON, JULIE So.
Bountiful, UT
DIRKSON, SUSIE Fr.
Los Angeles, CA
DORN, JEFFREY Fr.
Gering, NB
DOTSON, JOHN Fr.
Las Vegas, NV
DOTSON, JOLYN Fr.
Minersville, UT
DOUTRE, DEBORA So.
Paul, ID
DRAKE, JANET Fr
Grantsville. UT
DRANEY, FRANK So.
Bartlesville, OK
DUDE. LORRAINE So.
San Carlos, AZ
DUKE, TERRELL Fr.
Roosevelt, UT
DURHAM, RON Fr.
Rocklin, CA
DYMOND, PATRICIA Jr.
Tunkhannock, PA
EATON, JOY So.
Kinley, Canada
ECKLUND, DANSr.
Provo, UT
EGAN, HEATHER Fr.
Salt Lake City, CA
EGBERT, MATTHEW Fr.
Golden, CO
EHLERS, TERRY Jr.
Nursery, TX
ELDER, MARK Sr.
Provo, UT
ELDREDGE, DIXIE So.
Twin Falls, ID
ELDREDGE, JANET LYNN So.
Santa Clara, Ca
ELLERMAN, JANET Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
ELLIOTT, RICHARD Fr.
Livermore, CA
ELLISON, GARY Sr.
Hartsville, SC
EMPEY, JOANNE Grad.
Southgate, CA
ERICKSON, ANNE Fr.
Idaho Falls, ID
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ERICKSON, LASTAR So.
Las Vegas, NV
FACEY, DIANA M. Sr.
St. Thomas, Canada
FARISH, CYNTHIA Fr.
Torrance, CA
FARRALL, PAMELA Jr.
Arcadia, CA
FAWSON, ELIZABETH So.
Vallejo, CA
FELIX, DAVID Fr.
Cedar City, UT
FELIX, NORMA ALICIA Jr.
Calexico, CA
FENN, PATTY Sr.
San Bernadino, CA
FISLER, DAVID Fr.
Hermiston, OR
FLETCHER, PAUL Grad.
Fort Collins, CO
FLETCHER, PEGGY So.
Salt Lake City, UT
FLORES, DAVID Fr.
Bountiful, UT
FOGG, TERI Fr.
Sandy, UT
FORD, JULIE So.
Salt Lake City, UT
FORSYTH, WILLYNE Fr.
Orem, UT
FOUTZ, KIRA Jr.
Farmington, NM
FOWKES, BRUCE Fr.
Magna, UT
FOX, TERESA MICHELLE Fr.
The Dalles, OR
FOY, HOWARD Sr.
Panguitch, UT
FOY, PATRICIA Sr.
Panguitch, UT
FRANCISCO, JIMENEZ J. Sr.
FREDRICKSON, BEVERLY Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
FRERICH, SUZANNE Sr.
Williamsburg, VA
FRY, JANET LYNNE Fr.
Great Neck, NY
GAMPPER, KIM JEAN Jr.
Bellevue, NB
GARBUTT, SCOTT H. Jr.
Trumbull. CN
GARDNER, TAMMIE ANN Fr.
Palm Springs, CA
GATEWOOD. DEBBIE Fr.
Albuquerque, NM
Section Two — 247
GAWRYCH, CAROL Fr.
Killingworth, CT
GEORGE, ROGER Fr.
Las Vgas, NV
GILLAND, JIMSr.
Midland, TX
GLANDER, ALLEN Fr.
Chico, CA
GLAZIER, DAVID LOUIS So.
Rialto, CA
GOASLINA, ROBYN Fr.
Tigard, OR
GOFF, ROGER So.
Sandy, UT
GONZALES, ANNA LAURIE Sr.
Sacramento, CA
GOODRICH, JUDY Sr.
Salt Lake City, UT
GORDON, GAIL So.
Redlands, CA
GREEN, COLLEEN So.
Toronto, Canada
GREEN. GUERRYSr.
Chattanooga, TN
GRIFFIN, CHRISTY Fr.
San Leandro, CA
GRIFFITHS, PAMELA Fr.
Las Vegas, NV
GROBERG. NANCY Fr.
Honolulu, HI
GROVES, KIM So.
Ajo, AZ
GURR, BRIAN Fr.
Parowan, UT
GUSTAVESON, JAN Sr.
Claremont, CA
HABEL, SHANA Fr.
Salt Lake City, CA
HALL, REBECCA LEE So.
Spokane, WA
HALL, REBECCA Fr.
Eagar, AZ
HALTERMAN. KAREN Fr.
Wooster, OH
HAMBLIN, JEFF CURTIS Sr.
Murray, UT
HAMILTON, MARY Fr.
Southold, NY
HANNA, ROBERT So.
Salem, OR
248 — Section Two
HANSEN, MICHELLE Fr.
Mercer Island, WA
HARRINGTON, NANCY Jr.
Diamond Bar, CA
HARRIS, DAVID J. Sr.
Long Beach, CA
HARRISON, MERLENE Fr.
Sanders, AZ
HART, KRIS Jr.
Montpelier, ID
HARTMAN, CHERYL ANN Jr.
Hacienda Hgts., CA
HASTINGS, DEBRA So.
Glendale, Aiz.
HATCHETT, JULIE Sr.
Marion, IL
HAWKES, JANISr.
Vale, OR
HAWKINS, DEBRA So.
Prosperity, SC
HAYES, JOHN Sr.
Ririe, ID
HEATON, LORA LEESr.
Shelley, ID
HEFLIN, JANET, So.
Winslow, AZ
HELP, MARILYN So.
Gallup, NM
HENDERSON, DAVID Sr.
McLean, VA
HENDRICKS, E. LEE Fr.
Boise, ID
HENDRICKS, JANET Fr.
Yakima, WA
HENDRICKS, TAMMIE, So.
Annandale, VA
HENRY, JULIE Fr.
Cherry Tree, PA
HIGBEE, ROBERT Sr.
Spokane, WA
HILL, ELIZABETH Jr.
San Francisco, CA
HILTON, VALSr.
Pleasant Grove. UT
HINCKLEY, DOROTHY Grad.
Idaho Falls, ID
HINGLEY.STAClSr.
Long Beach, CA
HOBSON, CINDY CURTIS Sr.
Boise, ID
HOBSON, DAVID G. So.
Boise, ID
HODGES, TINA Sr.
Lebanon, OR
HOLLAND. DIXIE Sr.
Spanish Fork, UT
Section Two — 2J9
HOLLINGS, ROBERT Sr.
San Jose, CA
HOLLIS, LARRY Grad.
Pampa, TX
HOOPES, PAULA So.
Afton, WY
HORTIN, SCOTT Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
HORTON, DAN'E Fr.
Kaysville, UT
HOUGAARD, JANASr.
Santa Maria, CA
HOUGAARD, LINDA Fr.
Santa Maria, CA
HOWELL, JAMES Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
HOYT, ELAINE Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
HUGHES, DIANE Grad.
Salt Lake City, UT
HUGHES, VICTORIA Fr.
Glen Ellen, CA
HULL, ALAN Jr.
Rexburg, ID
HUNT, DEBBIE Fr.
Fruitland, NM
HUTCHESON, JAMES Jr.
Sparks, NV
HUTCHISON, TONIAFr.
Salt Lake City, UT
ISH1MOTO, GRACE So.
Honolulu, HI
JACOBS, BETH ANN Fr.
Torrance, CA
JACOBSMEYER, ROBERTA Sr.
Sunland, CA
JACOBSON, THURLSo.
Short Hills, NJ
JEFFRIES, JEANNE Fr.
Nyssa, OR
JEFFREY, SUE Jr.
Eugene, OR
JENKINS, JILL So.
Modesto, CA
JENSEN, BRENT Fr.
Provo, UT
JENSEN, CARL So.
Bremerton, WA
JENSEN, LAURI So.
Randolf AFB, TX
JESSUP, VELATE Fr.
Beaver, UT
JIMENEZ, MICHAEL Fr.
El Paso, TX
JIMENEZ, VIRGINIA Sr.
JOHANSEN, SCOTT Grad.
Castle Dale, UT
JOHANSON, JANET So.
Warrenton, OR
JOHN, CARMELITA Fr.
Shiprock, NM
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JOHNSON, BRAD Fr.
Idaho Falls, ID
JOHNSON, JO ANNE Sr.
Salt Lake City, UT
JOHNSON, MARGERET Jr.
Lanham, MD
JOHNSON, PAMELA Jr.
Needles, CA
JOHNSON, VICKI Fr.
W. Sacramento, CA
JONES, CAROL ANN So.
Albuquerque, NM
JONES, JACKIE Fr.
San Antonio, TX
JONES, DAREN Sr.
Helena, MT
JONES, SHERIFr.
Seattle, WA
JORDAN, GAYLESr.
Tooele, UT
JORGENSEN, JULIE So.
Orange, CA
LULANDER, LINDA So.
Tucson, AZ
KAMALU, MICHELLE Fr.
Tucson, AZ
KAWCZYNSKI, CHERYL Jr.
Cleveland, OH
KAYE, DON So.
Las Vegas, NV
KEARL, TAMMY Fr.
Cardston, Canada
KEHLER, VICKY Fr.
Fridley, NM
KEKAUOHA, SANDY Jr.
Los Angeles, CA
KELLER, MICHEALSr.
Price, UT
KELLER, SUSI Jr.
Winslow, AZ
KELLY, TED Grad.
Roanoke, VA
KEMP, KAYNASo.
Houston, TX
KENT, SHARON Grad.
Manteca, CA
KENYON.GAYLESo.
Ely, NV
KING, ANNELLEN Fr.
Las Vegas, NV
KING, DENNIS Jr.
Rock Springs, WY
KLINKE, MARY JANE Jr.
Twin Falls, ID
KNOEPPEL, CINDY Fr.
Wellington, KS
Section Two— 251
KNUTH, CAROL So.
Cochrane, WI
KOOISTRA, MARIAN Sr.
Tiller, OR
KOOISTRA, WILLIAM So.
Los Angeles, CA
KRAGE, JOHN Fr.
Riverside, CA
KUEHN, MICHELLE Fr.
Fremont, CA
KUNSMAN, WILLIAM Jr.
Killeen, TX
KUNZLER, SARAFr.
Salt Lake City, UT
LANGE, DAVID So.
San Gabriel, CA
LARSEN, CAROLYN So.
Long Beach, CA
LARSEN, CINDY So.
Ogden, UT
LARSEN, MARGARET Jr.
Lancaster, CA
LARSEN, MARKSr.
Provo, UT
LAUNER, RENE Jr.
La Canada, CA
LAYNE, HOMER Grad.
Orem, UT
LEAVY, JEFFREY Fr.
Erie, PA
LEE, LAWRENCE So.
Redlands, CA
LEGGAT, HEATHER Sr.
Fairfax, VA
LEWIS, JULIE Fr.
Winnsboro, SC
LEWIS, LINDA Sr.
Downersgrove, IL
LEWIS, SUSAN Sr.
Downersgrove, IL
LIANG, SOPHIE So.
Layton, UT
LIND, SUSAN Fr.
Declo, ID
LITCHFIELD, LORI Sr.
San Jose, CA
LOVELL, NANCY So.
Delta, UT
LUCAS, JAMES So.
Pembroke, NC
LUND, JULIE Fr.
Santa Rosa, CA
LYMAN, DILWORTH Grad.
Provo, UT
LYMAN, MARSHALL So.
Salt Lake City, UT
252 — Section Two
LYNN, GARY So.
Los Angeles, CA
LYNN, MARGARET So.
Chula, UT
LYONS, TAMI Fr.
Boise, ID
LYTLE, REED Fr.
Seattle, WA
LYNN, DIANA Fr.
Lucerne, PA
MACFARLANE, CAROLYN Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
MACH, CONNIE Sr.
Fresno, CA
MADONNA, PATTI Fr.
Florissant, MO
MADSEN, MICHELLE Sr.
Salt Lake City, UT
MAGOFFIN, JONATHAN ALAN Fr.
Dulzura, CA
MANASE, NAU FINEASI Grad.
San Mateo, CA
MANKER. MICHELLE C. Fr.
Placentia, CA
MANNING, CHERIE So.
Provo, UT
MARCHANT, MINETA So.
Peoa, UT
MARCHESE, FRANK So.
Whittier, CA
MARLER, REBECCA Fr.
Kokomo, IN
MARQUEZ, GILBERT Jr.
San Miguel, CA
MARSHALL, GAY Fr.
Idaho Falls, ID
MARTIN EVELYN Fr.
Tarzana, CA
MARTIN, LORRI Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
MATTHEWS. ROBERT So.
Provo, UT
MATHEWS. SUSAN Fr.
Burley, ID
MAUGHAN. KRISTELJr.
Idaho Falls, ID
McCANN, REBECCA Fr
Moundsville. WV
McCRACKEN, MARSHA Fr.
Idaho Falls. ID
McCULLOCH. SHANNON Jr.
Huntsville, TX
McCUNE. NANCY Fr.
Sacramento, CA
Mcdonald, darlyne Jr.
Murfreesboro, TN
Section Tun — 253
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MCDONOUGH, ALLISON Fr.
Montgomery, AL
McGEE, RANDELJ. Jr.
Federal Way, WA
McGIMSEY, PAULA K. So.
Lutherville, MD
McGUIRE, JULIE Fr.
Glendale, CA
McKINNON, DONALD KENT Sr.
Provo, UT
McLANE, PENNY Fr.
Costa Mesa, CA
McLEAN, MARY Fr.
Corvallis, OR
McRAE, COLLEEN So.
Indio, CA
MEALL, MARGE JR.
Cleveland, OH
MELDRUN, DENNIS Jr.
Bountiful, UT
MELLOR, ALLISON M. Fr.
Spokane, WA
MENDENHALL, KIM Jr.
Welling, Canada
MESSENGER, LUCY Fr.
Colo Springs, CO
METCALF, ROBERT ALAN So.
Meadow Vista, CA
MEYERS, KATHY Fr.
Delta, UT
MIDDLEMISS, KAREN Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
MIDGLEY, DARLENESr.
Cheney, WA
MIETUS, JULIA Fr.
Waynesboro, VA
MIFFIN, JANET Fr.
Redding, CA
MILES. CINDY ANN Fr.
Sunnyvale, CA
MILLER, ANGELA Jr
Hyram, UT
MILLER, BARBARA Fr.
Oklahoma City, OK
MINER, MICHELE So.
Long Beach, CA
MINSON, MICHAEL Jr.
Los Angeles, CA
MISKIN, CHADN. Jr
Idaho Falls, ID
MITCHELL, ERE So.
San Bruno, CA
MITCHELL, VIC M. Sr.
Provo, UT
MOOY, ANNA Fr.
Sunnyvale, CA
MORIN, JANICE Grad.
Winnipeg, Canada
MORTENSEN. PAM Fr.
Provo, UT
MORTOMER. RENEEFr.
Milwaukee, WI
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254 — Section Two
MUIR, ROBERT Fr.
Tacoma, WA
MUIR, SUZANNASo.
Newport Beach, CA
MULLAHKHEL, MO. Jr.
MULLENAUX, LORETTA So.
MYERS, CHERIE Fr.
Rng Springs, CA
MYERS, TWI LA Sr.
Noble, OK
NELSON, CAROL ANN Jr.
Idaho Falls, ID
NEWMAN, JOHN So.
Bartlesville, OK
NEWTON, NENDY So.
Sierra Vista, AZ
NEZ, LAVINA Fr.
Monticello, UT
NICHOLAS, KAREN Sr.
Glendale, CA
NIELSEN, LAURA Sr.
Stow, OH
NIELSON, CAROL So.
Edmonds, WA
NIELSON, Karen So.
Bountiful, UT
NIEMANN, LEROYSr.
Provo, UT
NIETHAMMER, REBECCA Fr.
Florissant, MO
NILSSON, MICHELLE So.
Coronadelmar, CA
NOMA, AKIHIROGrad.
Kagoshima-shi
NOONAN, ROBERT Sr.
La Mesa, CA
NOORDA, KATHLEEN Fr.
Fruit Heights, UT
NORRIS, HOPE Fr.
Northridge, CA
NORSETH, AMY Jr.
Auburn, WA
NORTHRUP, ROBERT So.
Midland, Ml
NORTON, ELDON Grad
Pima, AZ
NORTON. SHARON Fr.
Camarillo. CA
NUSSBAUM, TINALEE So.
Vancouver, WA
OAKEY, LESLIE RAE Jr.
Rexburg, ID
OBRYANT, ELIZABETH Sr.
McClean, VA
OCKEY, SHERRY Fr.
Pocatello, ID
O'CONNELL, JEANNE Jr.
Upper Darby, PA
Section Two — 255
OLDHAM, RONA So.
Liverpool, NY
OLSEN, ALFRED Jr.
Corvallis, OR
OLSEN, KAREN MARIE So.
Bozeman, MT
OLSEN, LOREN Fr.
Bozeman, MT
OLSEN, MARILYN Fr.
Alhambra, CA
OLSEN, ROZANNE Fr.
Sandy, UT
OLSEN, STEVEN Fr.
Idaho Falls, ID
OLSON, LOR1 Fr.
Hayes, SD
OLSON, MIKE So.
Los Angeles, CA
OLSON, PAMELA Fr.
Long Beach, CA
ORME, JOHNT. So.
Nephi, UT
ORME, NANNETTESo.
Springville, UT
ORMSBY.JIMMIESr.
Odessa, TX
OSIO, JUDY Fr.
Provo, UT
OWENSBY, BOBBY GENE Jr
San Antonio, TX
OWENSBY, JILL So.
San Antonio, TX
PACE, TINA Fr.
Alberta, Canada
PACHECO, LENISr.
Rego Park, NY
PACK, JANEENSr.
San Anselmo, CA
PARKER, CINDY LEE So.
Garden Grove, CA
PALMER, RHONDA Sr.
Coolidge, AZ
PALMER, RHONDA Sr.
Coolidge, AZ
PALMER, REBECCA Jr.
La Mesa, CA
PACKER, MARK H. Sr.
Smithfield, UT
PACKER, JANET So.
Palos Verdes, CA
PACK, SANDRA Jr.
Larkspur, CA
PARKER, LISA Fr.
Las Vegas, NV
PARRY, RUTH E. Fr.
Sandy, UT
PELTON, DERK W. Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
PERRY, BYRON Fr.
Idaho Falls, ID
PERRY, CYDNE Fr.
Santa Ana, CA
256 — Section Two
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PERRY, ROBIN So.
Idaho Falls. ID
PETERSEN. CHRISTOPHER Fr.
Cincinnati, OH
PETERSEN, JEFF Jr.
La Mesa, CA
PHILLIPS, JULIE So.
La Canada, CA
PICKETT. JUDY Sr.
Welling, AL
PIKE, DOUGLAS So.
Calabasas, CA
PIKE, PENELOPE Jr.
Calabasas, CA
POLOAI, VIMAITUA Grad.
Provo, UT
POULSEN, LISA Jr.
Lehi, UT
POWER, JANICE Fr.
El Paso, TX
POWERS, AMY Fr.
Richmond, VA
PRATT, BETH Sr.
Kennewick, WA
PRATT, LAURIE JEAN Fr.
Bountiful, UT
PRATT. LISA FR.
Guntersville, AL
PRATT, PARLEY P. Sr.
Pleasant Grove, UT
PRESTON, LYNN Fr.
Ridgecrest, CA
PRIDAY, TOM So.
American Fork, UT
PURCELL, ARTHUR So.
Salt Lake City, UT
RASMUSSEN, CRAIG Sr.
Soda Springs, ID
RAUBACH, DEBRA Fr.
Concord, CA
RAYNES, LIBBY Fr.
Rogue River, OR
REDD, SUZANNE Fr.
Monticello, UT
REDMOND, PAM Fr.
Cascade. ID
RENTERIA, BETTY SUE So.
San Gabriel, CA
RICE, ROBERT Sr.
Magrath. Canada
RICH, BRENT Fr.
Montpelier, ID
RICHARDS. DEBBIE So.
Boise. ID
RICHARDSON, BRIAN So.
Weston, MA
Section Two — 257
RIVARD, ALAIN Grad.
Provo, UT
ROANHORSE, KATHLEEN Fr.
Tucson, AZ
ROARK, GAY Jr.
Dry Ridge, KY
ROBBINS, PATRICIA Fr.
Tremonton, UT
ROBERTS, JAMES So.
Birmingham, AL
ROBERTS, JIM So.
ROBERTS, MELANIE Fr.
Wyckoff, NJ
ROBERTS, KARLA So.
Sandy, UT
ROBERTS, MICHAEL Fr.
Incline Village, NV
ROBINSON, NINA Sr.
Chile
ROBISON, SYLVIA Fr.
Silver Springs, MD
RODEARMEL, DAVID Sr.
Ventura, CA
RODMAN. RICHARD Sr.
Tigard, OR
ROGERS, GARY Jr.
Tigard, OR
ROGERS. JOHN
Fairfield, CA
ROMAN, PATRICIA Fr.
Caraopolis, PA
ROMNEY, BILL Jr.
Malibu, CA
ROMNEY, ETHEL F.
Tucson, AZ
ROSE, REBECCA Jr.
Livermore, CA
ROUTSON, DOROTHY Sr.
Weiser, ID
REICH, HARRY Fr.
Orem, UT
RUFF, ROBIN Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
RUTSCHMAN, LAURA Sr.
Provo, UT
SACCO, ANITA Jr.
Miles City, MT
SALISBURY, DAVID Sr.
Anaheim, CA
SANDERS, LESLIE Sr.
Burley, ID
SANDERS, SANDRA Fr.
Brenten, CA
SANFORD, RODNEY Fr.
Salem, OR
SANO, FRANK Sr.
Provo, UT
SAVILLE, SHANNON So.
Saskatchewan, Canada
SCHILLING, KARILEE Sr.
Cupertino, CA
SCHLENTHER, PATRICIA So.
Hillsboro, OR
SCOFIELD, JANSr.
Orem, UT
SCOTT, RHONDA Fr.
Garland, TX
SEALS, JANIS So.
Tooele, UT
SEARS, SUZANNE Fr.
Portland, OR
SEELEY, JUANITASo.
Cansing, MI
SEEN, BONNIE So.
Pendleton, OR
SELIN, BRENT Fr.
Stone Mt., GA
SESSIONS, JAMES Fr.
Preston, ID
258 — Section Two
SHARP, CYNTHIA ANN Fr.
Richland, WA
SILVER, ADA Sr.
Palmdale, CA
SIMMONS, (CRYSTAL Jr.
Windsor, CT
SIMPSON, JANET So.
Hurst, TX
SINIFF, JOYCE Fr.
Spokane, WA
SHURTLEFF, LISA Fr.
Sacramento, CA
SKEEN, JUDY Fr.
Bend, OR
SKOUSEN, MARCIA Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
SKOUSEN, TONYA Fr.
Las Vegas, NV
SLATTENGREN, COLETTE Sr.
Fremont, CA
SLOANE, JACKGrad.
Orem, UT
SLONIKER, DONNSr.
Provo, UT
SMITH, DOUGLAS So.
Pocatello, ID
SNOW, LINDA ANN Sr.
Springville, UT
SOBIERALSKI, BETH Fr.
Roseville, CA
SORENSEN, ANDERS Grad.
Salt Lake City, UT
SORENSEN, LISA So.
Salt Lake City, UT
SORENSON. LUCINDA Fr.
Pleasant Grove, UT
SPICER, KAREN So.
Kokomo, IN
SPITTLER, KENT So.
El Segundo, CA
STEPHENSEN, SHELLEY So.
Riverton, UT
STEVENS, MARK Fr.
Seattle, WA
STEWART, SARAH ANN Sr.
San Pedro, CA
STODDARD, ANN Fr.
Carmichael, CA
STOKER, KIM Fr.
Orthello. WA
STRINGHAM, SANDY So.
Livonia, MI
STUART, VICKI LYNN Fr.
Kirkland, WA
SUTHERLAND. SUE Fr.
Palm Springs, CA
SUTTON, NANCY So.
Omaha, NB
SWENSON. SHIRLEY So.
Glendale. CA
TALIAFERRO, MARCIA Sr.
Tulsa, OK
TANNER, MIKE
Vallejo, CA
TANNER, RONALD Fr.
El Paso, TX
TAYLOR, DAN Fr.
Provo, UT
TAYLOR, DINISESo.
Sepulueda, CA
TAYLOR, JEFFREY So.
Dallas, TX
TENNEY, LORALYN
San Diego, CA
TERRY, MELANIE Fr.
Huntington Beach, CA
THACKER, ELIZABETH Fr.
Orem, UT
THAYNE. TERESA Fr.
Littleton, CO
Section Two — 259
THOMPSON, ENWOOD E. Sr.
Long Beach, CA
THOMPSON, TARRAL Jr.
Mesa, AZ
TOLLESTRUP, BETTY So.
Hoffman Ests, IL
TOOMEY, BECKY Fr.
Lompoc, CA
TOTH, CINDY So.
Barksdale Af, LA
TRAMMELL, KAY So.
Shawnee, OK
TRAYER, CATHY So.
Florence, AL
TROY, JANET Fr.
Los Alamitos, CA
TSOSIE, SUSIE So.
Kayenta, AZ
TURK, BARBARA Sr.
Wichita Falls, TX
TURK, TONI R.Grad.
Provo, UT
TURPIN.TAMRA Fr.
Granger, UT
TUTT. NINA Jr.
Scottsdale, AZ
TUTTLE, CLARISSA Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
UTLEY, JULIE So.
Saratoga, CA
VAN DAM, DAVID NOEL Fr.
Springdale, UT
VANDERHOEVER, JENNY Jr.
Federal Way, WA
VEAZQUEZ, FABIOLA Fr.
Calgary, Canada
VICKERS, WAYNE So.
Macon, GA
VICTOR, STEVE Jr.
Twin Falls, ID
VILLALBA, GEORGE So.
Asuncion,
VINCENT, ROBERT MARK Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
VIRTANEN, TRUDY Jr.
Scarborough, ON
WAHLQUIST, TERRISo.
Hurricane, UT
WAIT, JEAN ETTEFr.
Provo, UT
WALKER, LAURI Fr.
Kaysville, UT
WALL, ROBERT So.
Bountiful, UT
WARDROP, KARI GALE Sr.
Cheyenne, WY
WARNICK, ANN So.
Germantown, MD
WASHBURN, JULIE So.
Oakley, ID
WATSON, CRYSTAL Fr.
Shawnee, OK
WATTS, GREG Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
WEBBER, ROBERT Fr.
Chappaqua, NY
WEECH, RHONDA Sr.
Diamond Bar, CA
WEED, STEWART Jr.
Newport Beach, CA
WELCH, JOANN Jr.
Corrine, UT
WENNERHOLM, CRAIG Jr.
Arcadia, CA
WESTALL, CHRIS Jr.
Sparks, NV
WESTBERG, KATHY Fr.
Walnut Creek, CA
WHEELER, NANCY J. Jr.
Rupert, ID
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WHEELWRIGHT, RALPH Jr.
Boise, ID
WHITE. JANELL So.
Bountiful, UT
WHIPPLE, LORI ANN Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
WHIPPLE, TERR1 LEE Jr.
Auburn, WA
WINGFIELD, CHERYLE So.
Charlottesville, VA
WISE, ROBERT Sr.
Dansville, IL
WOOD, LARK Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
WOODRUFF, JERI Fr.
Bountiful, UT
WOODWARD, KEVIN Fr.
Sacramento, CA
WULFERT, LESLIE Sr.
Oakland, CA
YAEGER, ALISON So.
Wallingford, CT
YOCHUM, NANCY Jr.
Bartllville, OK
YORK, THEODORE, Jr.
Reston, VA
YOUNG, ELAINE Jr.
Ossining, NY
YOUNG, LORIE Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
YUILLE, COLETTE Sr.
St. Clair Pos, NM
ZAUGG, MITZI Fr.
Stirling, UT
ZENNI, LIZA Jr.
Oldridge, TN
ZEYER, BRENT Sr.
Melba, ID
ZITTING.SHERRIESo.
Granger, UT
Section Two — 2fil
ABBOTT, PATRICE Jr.
Brea, CA
ABEL, REESE Sr.
Tremonton, UT
ABIA. JOSEPH A. Grad.
Nigeria
ADAMS, ALLEN So.
Culver City, CA
ADAMS, DEANNA Sr.
Parowan, UT
ADAMS, GARY L. Fr.
Burbank, CA
ADAMS, JERI Fr.
Ojai, CA
ADAMS, JOAN V. Jr.
Delta, UT
ADAMS, KAREN Jr.
American Fork, UT
AHLGREN, RALPH Sr.
Sacramento, CA
AINSCOUGH, JOHN Sr.
Kaysville, UT
ALFORD, KENNETH So.
Ogden, UT
ALLEMAN, DEBRA Fr.
Dingle, ID
ALLEN, MARRAE Fr.
Mesa, AZ
ALLEN, MARY ELIZABETH Jr.
Austin, TX
ALLEN, RICHARD J. So.
Afton, WY
ALLRED, BRENT M. So.
Boulder, CO
ALLRED, SHARON KAYE Fr.
Brea, CA
ALLRED, SHAWNA So.
Twin Falls, ID
ALLRED, STEVE So.
K.C. MO.
ALTIER, RICK Grad.
Long Beach, CA
ANDERSEN, JANE Fr.
Hollister, CA
ANDERSEN, LINDA Fr.
Kent, WA
ANDERSON, CHRISTIE So.
Salt Lake City, UT
ANDERSON, DIANE H. S3.
Orem, UT
ANDERSON, JERALD L. So.
Lowell, WY
ANDERSON, JONATHAN Jr.
Topeka, KS
ANDERSON, KRESTON Fr.
Rancho Cordova, CA
ANDERSON, KURT D. So.
Brigham, UT
ANDERSON, LINDA Sr.
La Canada, CA
ANDERSON, LISA So.
Northridge. CA
ANDERSON, RICK Jr.
College Station, TX
ANDERSON, SHARON Jr.
Walnut Creek, CA
ANDERSON, STEPHEN Sr.
Provo, UT
ANDREWS, JULIE Jr.
Mona, UT
ANGERHOFER, NORMAN So.
Montrose, CO
APGOOD, CHRISTINE Jr.
Lyman, WY
ARGYLE, DAVID Fr.
Whittier, CA
ARMSTRONG, MELODY
Valley Center, CA
ASTLE, JAN Grad.
Provo, UT
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AUSTIN, SUE So.
Barrington Hills, IL
BACASTOW, LAURIE Sr.
Los Almos, NM
BACCETTI, KATHY So.
Seattle, WA
BAGLEY, MARK Fr.
Koosharem, UT
BAILEY. FLOYD So.
Mansfield, OH
BAILEY, ROBERT Grad.
Malvern, AZ
BAILEY, STEVEN Fr.
Australia
BAILEY, STEVEN Grad.
Moab, UT
BAILEY, TERESA Fr.
Gabbs, NV
BAILY, TERI Fr.
Bossier City, LA
BAIRD, ARNEL Fr.
Glenwood Springs, CO
BAIRD, CATHERINE So.
Glenwood Springs, CO
BAIRD, CHERI Fr.
Roseville. CA
BAKER, DEBRA So.
Independence, MO
BAKER, PAMELA So.
Canada
BALDRIDGE, STEVE Sr.
Laie, HI
BALDWIN, JUDY So.
San Marcos, CA
BALL, BARBARA ANN Sr.
Lewisville, ID
BARBONE, THERESA Fr.
Hyrum, UT
BARLOW, LISA Jr.
Denver, CO
BARNEY, CINDY Fr.
Kaysville, UT
BARTHULE, SHARON So.
San Jose, CA
BARTLETT, ANITA Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
BARTLETT, KRIS Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
BARTON, JOSEPH Fr.
Livermore, CA
BAXTER, DOUGLAS Grad.
Hillsboro, OR
BEACH, RON So.
Northridge, CA
BEALL, BRADLEY Fr.
Missouia, MT
BEAN, JERE-LEE Fr.
San Diego, CA
BEAN, KENDALL Jr.
EI Cerrito, CA
BEAN, LORI So.
Burbank, CA
BEAN, MIRIAM Sr.
Bellevue, WA
BEATIE, CHRIS Fr.
Covina, CA
BECK, ROSA LEE Sr.
Spokane, WA
BEETON, JAN Fr.
Burbank. CA
BELL, DAURELL Sr.
Quincv, WA
BELLISTON, EDWARD Fr.
Upland, CA
BELNAP, MARK Fr.
Clearwater, FL
BENCH, CAROLYN Sr.
Fairview, UT
BENNETT, KEVIN Fr.
American Fork, UT
Section Three — 263
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BENNION, KATIE Fr.
Studio City, CA
BENSON, CHRISTINE So.
San Antonio, TX
BENSON, CYNTHIA So.
San Antonio, TX
BENSON, MARJORIE So.
Clearwater, FL
BENTLEY, ELAINE Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
BENTLEY, RICHARD Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
BENTLEY, STEVE So.
Salt Lake City, UT
BERG, LEON Fr.
Hayward, CA
BERGE, BRENDA Fr.
Arvada, CO
BERGESON, JAN Fr.
Blackfoot, ID
BERGEVIN, MARILYN Fr.
Suttercreek, CA
BERNARDY, JOE Sr.
Glendale, CA
BERRY, SAM Fr.
Plantation, FL
BERRY, TAMILYN Fr.
LaGrande, OR
BETCHA, HUGH So.
Provo, UT
BETTERIDGE, MERILEE Fr.
Tacoma, WA
BEVAN, SUSAN Fr.
Sandy, UT
BIGLER, LESLIE Sr.
Apple Valley, CA
BILESK1, CINDY Fr.
Canada
BINGHAM, BRENT Sr.
Provo, UT
BINGHAM, GLENN Jr.
Provo, UT
BIRD, KRISTE Fr.
Napa, CA
BIRD, WILLIAM Jr.
Provo, UT
BIRNEL, WILLIAM So.
Tacoma, WA
BLACK, JOEL Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
BLAISDELL, KEITH So.
San Jose, CA
BLAKE, PERRY Jr.
Villa Park, CA
BLANK, KAREN Sr.
San Jose, CA
BLOMQUIST, DENNIS Sr.
Salt Lake City, UT
BLOSE, DEBORAH Sr.
Broomall, PA
BOBO, JOHNNIE So.
Athens, AL
264 — Section Three
BOLICK, ROB Jr.
Provo, UT
BORG, NANCY Jr.
Anaheim, CA
BOUDIN. RANDY Grad.
Reseda, CA
BOWDEN, LADONNA Fr.
Midland TX
BOWMAN. LISA Sr.
Rexburg, ID
BOWMAN, ROY DEAN Sr.
Bountiful, UT
BOYCE, WAYNE Fr.
Kearns, UT
BOYER, KATHRYN So.
Keosauqua, IA
BOZUNG, JOHN Jr.
Santa Monica, CA
BRADEN, CORY So.
Boise, ID
BRADLEY, VICKIE Jr.
North Bend, OR
BRIMHALL, KETTY Fr.
Evanston, WY
BROCK, HANK Sr.
Los Angeles, CA
BROOKS, D.J. Fr.
Seattle, WA
BROWN, RANDY Jr.
Menan, ID
BROWN, ROBERT So.
Kemmerer, WY
BROWNING, LYNETTE Fr.
Sunset, UT
BRYANT, CARI Fr.
Las Vegas, NV
BRYANT, REBECCA Grad.
Sherman, TX
BUCKLE, JEANINE Jr.
Carmichael, CA
BUCKLEY, JILL Fr.
Lyman, WY
BUDGE. MARK Fr.
Paris, ID
BURME1STER, WILLIAM Sr.
Toms River, NJ
BURNETT, ANNE Sr.
Rockville, MD
BURNS, JUDY Jr.
Chatsworth, CA
BURR, BRENDA Sr.
Concord, CA
BURRUP, BRENDA Fr.
Richland, WA
BURTON, STACY Fr.
Boise, ID
BUSTOS, VALENTINA Fr.
Pueble, CO
BUTLER, SUZANNE Fr.
San Jose, CA
BYBEE, DAVID Jr.
Torrance, CA
BYRD, ALISON Fr
Huntsville, AL
CABLE, TINA So.
Carson City, NV
CACERES, MARGARITA Jr.
CAHOON. GRANT Sr.
Canada
CALDWELL, LESLIE Fr.
Vancouver, WA
CALL, BRADLEY Fr.
Afton, WY
CALL. DOUGLAS Sr.
El Paso. TX
CALL, THOMAS Jr.
Pocatello, ID
CALLENDER. THANE Fr.
Edmonds, WA
Section Three — 265
CAMERON, CARRIE So.
Mt. Prospect, IL
CAMMACK, DENNIS So.
Oxnard, CA
CAMPBELL, EILEEN Sr.
Fairbanks, AK
CAMPBELL, GLORIA So.
Chula Vista, CA
CAMPBELL. ROBERT M. Fr.
Florence, SC
CANNON, JOHN Jr.
Ogden, UT
CANNON, LAUREL Sr.
Agoura, CA
CANNON, LESLIE Jr.
Tarzana, CA
CANTWELL, STEPHANIE So.
Conallis, OR
CAPELO, KATHLEEN Jr.
San Diego. CA
CARLING, KIM Fr.
Bountiful, UT
GARLISLE, REX So.
Bountiful, UT
CARLSON, LAURIE Fr.
Cypress, CA
CARPENTER, JENNIFER Jr.
Phoenix, AZ
CARPENTER. JETAUN Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
CARPENTER, KATHI Fr.
Danville, CA
CARTER, JANIS Jr.
Bountiful, UT
CASTAGNA, JOHN A. Sr.
Newhall, CA
CASWELL, KENNETH Fr
Orem, UT
CAVENDISH. LORI Fr.
Reno, NV
CHAN, SUSANNA Sr.
Hong Kong
CHAPMAN, BILL Jr.
Los Alamitos, CA
CHAPMAN, MICHAEL Fr.
Spartanburh, SC
CHARLES, ANN L. Sr.
Dallas, TX
CHARLEY, LAVERDA Fr.
Shiprock, NM
CHECKETTS, TAMARA Fr.
Rexburg, ID
CHELLSON, COLLEEN So.
Sangabriel, CA
CHELLSON, VICKIE Jr.
San Gabriel, CA
CHILLA, JACK Jr.
Raymond, WA
CHOATE, PAULENE Sr.
Lakewood, CO
CHOULES, ALBERT WILLIAM Jr.
Phoenix, AZ
CHRISTENSEN, ANNE Jr.
Wayne, PA
CHRISTENSEN, CARRIE Fr.
Deeray, CA
CHRISTENSEN, JOSEPH Sr.
Shelley. ID
CHRISTENSEN. LISA Fr.
Roseville, CA
CHRISTENSEN. WAYNE So.
Twkt Falls, ID
CHRISTIANSEN, DALIN Fr.
Camarillo, CA
CHR1STIANSON, KIM Sr.
Sylmar, CA
CHRISTIANSEN. MICHELLE Sr.
Provo. UT
CHURCHILL. RANDY J. So.
Waseca. MN
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CLARK, APRIL So.
Chico, CA
CLARK, DONALD Fr.
Las Vegas, NV
CLARK, ROY Fr
Jacksonville, FL
CLARK, TIMOTHY Sr.
South Lake Tahoe, CA
CLAYTON, LOUISE Jr.
Bountiful, UT
CLAYTON, SUE So.
Claremont, CA
CLISTSEE, PERRY Sr.
Provo, UT
CLUFF, RON DA So.
Bellvue, WA
COALWELL, DEANNE Fr.
Eugene, OR
COBURN, MICHELE So.
Pleasanton, CA
COLEMAN, KATHLEEN So.
Twin Falls, ID
COLLETT, ROBYN Fr.
Indianapolis, IN
COLLIER, DELLENE Fr.
Kaysville, UT
COMBE, JEFF Fr.
Idaho Falls, ID
CONNER, ROBERT Fr.
Berwyn, IL
COOK, JONALEE Fr.
Bloomfield Hills, MF
COOK, SUSAN Sr.
Bloomfield Hills, Ml
COOLEY, KATHY Sr.
Sunset, UT
COOMBS, DWIGHT Sr.
Caldwell, ID
COOMBS, SUSAN So.
Salt Lake City, UT
COON, SHERON So.
Salt Lake City, UT
CORBETT, KENNEDY Fr.
Las Vegas, NV
CORNWALL, GAIL Fr.
Hudson, WI
COSTNER, FAUNA Fr.
Kirtland, NM
COTTRELL, LORNA Sr.
Salt Lake City, UT
COWHERD, DIANA Fr.
Rogue River, OR
CRABTREE, STEVE Fr.
Paradise, CA
CRIDDLE, KAREL Fr.
Carmel, CA
CRITTENDEN, GAIL So.
Redlands, CA
CROODK, CANDANCE Jr.
San Diego. CA
CROSBY, DENISE Fr.
Lynwood, WA
CROSLAND, MARIE So.
Moroni, UT
CURRY, MARK Fr.
Pleasanton, CA
CURTIS, PAUL Jr.
Provo. UT
CUTLER, DALE So.
Fernley, NV
CUTLER, GARY Fr.
Cambridge, ID
CZECH, CINDY Fr.
San Diego, CA
DAHLQUIST, MARY Sr.
Arcadia, CA
DAINES. LAURA Jr.
Montpelier, ID
DANA, GENE Jr.
Salmon, ID
Section Three — 267
DANIELS, SANDRA Sr.
Ephraim, UT
DANIELSEN, JAMES Grad.
Whittier, CA
DANNMEYER, DIANA Jr.
Davis, CA
DARE. DEBBIE So.
Northridge, CA
DARNER, CINDY Fr.
Mesa AZ
DAVIS, DAREN Sr.
Shelley, ID
DAVIS, JOHN Fr.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
DAVIS, MITCH Fr.
Escondido, CA
DAVID, ROBERT G. Fr.
Arvada, CO
DAWSON, SARAH Jr.
Everett, WA
DAY, ALISA Sr.
Fremont, CA
DAY, MYLINDA Jr.
Jonesboro, TN
DEALMEIDA, GERSON Sr.
Garden Grove, CA
DEEG, WILL Fr
Boerne, TX
DEGEN, DEBRA Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
DEMERS, DEBRA Fr.
Concord, NH
DERBRIDGE, KIM Fr.
Provo, UT
DILKS, KATHLEEN So.
San Jose, CA
DILLMAN, CARTER Sr.
Sonoma, CA
DINSMOOR, ROBERT So.
El Paso, TZ
DITTY, DONNA Jr.
Colfax, CA
DOERFLER, CHERYL Fr.
Thousand Oaks, CA
DOLMAGE, FLORA Fr.
San Diego, CA
DONE, DEBRA So.
Tucson, AZ
DOUGLAS, JANET So.
Boise, ID
DOWD, MARY Sr.
New York, NY
DRAUGHAM, DONALD Fr.
Durham, NC
DREWRY, CAROLYN Fr.
Stirling, Alberta
DRINKWATER, JERRY Sr.
Prairie City, OR
DUNCAN, GARY So.
Des Moines, IA
DUNGAN, TONI Fr.
Scotts Valley, CA
DUNNING, MARGERET Jr.
Upland, CA
DURIEUX, RUDOLPH Sr.
Phoenix, AZ
DYMOND, PATRICIA Jr.
Tunkhannock. PA
EASTIN, ROBERT Sr.
Davis, CA
EATCHEL, DEBBI Sr.
Salt Lake City, UT
EATOUGH. LARAE So.
San Luis Obispo, CA
EBERT, AL So.
Wankegan, IL
ECHOLS, CINDY Fr.
St. Louis, MO
DANA. GWEN Fr.
Tempe, AZ
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EDLUND, CARRIE Fr.
Elkhart, IN
EDWARDS, DEBI Jr.
Simi Valley, CA
EGGETT, DENNIS Fr.
American Fork, UT
EKINS, CARRIE Fr.
Provo, UT
EKINS, CYNTHIA Jr.
Provo, UT
EKOLA, TINA Jr.
Fowler, IN
ELLIOTT, CINDY So.
Wink, TX
ENGLISH, KAREN Sr.
Van Nuys, CA
ENGLUND, VIVIANNE Fr.
Jonloping, Sweden
EPLING, MELANIE Sr.
Pittsburg, CA
ERICKSON, KENNETH Jr.
Tooele, UT
ESCHBAUGH, MARY Fr.
Salina, KN
ESTES, VIVIAN Fr.
Anchorage, AK
EVANS, CAHTERINE, Jr.
San Jose, CA
EVANS, EDWARD Sr.
Rexburg, ID
EVANS, SHIRLEY, Sr.
Kodiak, AK
EYRE, SHERI Jr.
Logan, UT
FARLEY, JEFFREY Fr.
Provo, UT
FARNSWORTH, JANETTE So.
Mesa, AZ
FARNSWORTH, JULIE Fr.
Mesa, AZ
FARR, JAN Jr.
Atlanta, GA
FAWCETT, DIANE Jr.
Layton, UT
FENN, JANICE So.
Mesa, AZ
FERRELL, LINDA Fr.
Seattle, WA
FILLENUP, COZETTE So.
Las Vegas, NV
FITAH, JEANEE Sr.
Hacienda Heights, CA
FITZER, GAYLE Sr.
Scappoose, OR
FITZGERALD, SHEREE So.
Walnut Creek, CA
FORD, JULIE Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
FOSCARINI, JOAN Fr.
Las Vegas, NV
FOSTER, LAVERNE So.
Flagstaff, AZ
FOWLER, JANET Jr.
Davis, CA
FOY, CAROLINE Jr.
Panguitch, UT
FRASER. GLORIA Jr.
Bridgewater, Nova Scotia
FREEMAN, MARIA Jr.
Provo, UT
FROME, PAULINE Fr.
Afton Way. WY
FRUITS, SUSAN So.
San Jose. CA
FULLER. JANET Jr.
Camarillo, CA
FULLER, MARK Jr.
Fresno, CA
FURUYA, AKIRA Jr.
Twin Falls, ID
Section Three — 269
GAGE, ELIZABETH Jr.
Smithfield, UT
GAGE, JULIA Fr.
Olympia, WA
GALBRAITH, MARY ANN So.
Richland, WA
GAMMELL, RAY Fr.
Springville. UT
GANIERE, MARY Fr.
Huntington Beach, CA
GANUS, MICHELLE Fr.
Denver City, TX
GARDNER, MICHELE Fr.
Spansih Fork, UT
GARDNER, TRACY Sr.
Enterprize, UT
GARNER, GAY Fr
Diamond Bar, CA
GARRETT, CHRISTINE Sr.
Provo, UT
GARRICK, LISA Fr.
Provo, UT
GARSIDE, BLAKE Jr.
Provo, UT
GARSIDE, SUSIE Sr.
Provo, UT
GATES, SARAH ANN Jr.
Stephenville, TX
GEARHEART, VICTORIA Jr.
Othello, WA
GEE, ERIN Jr.
Provo, UT
GERMER, BONNIE Jr.
Deweyville, UT
GIBBONS, LEEANN Fr.
Bountiful, UT
GIESON, LESLIE Jr.
Provo, UT
GIFFORD, LYMAN Fr.
Olympia, WA
GIGGER, EMERY Fr.
Pocatello, ID
GILLESPIE, ROBIN Fr.
New York, NY
GITTINS, LARRY So.
Ogden, UT
GIVIDEN, RICHARD So.
Copperas Cove, TX
GLENN, SHELLEY Sr.
Calgary, Canada
GODFREY, RICHARD Fr.
Provo, UT
GOLIGHTLY, PAULINE Sr.
San Antonio, TX
GOLIGHTLY, SANDE So.
Provo, UT
GOODMAN, JUDY Jr.
MurTaugh, ID
GOODSELL. WAYNE Jr.
Portland, OR
GOODWIN, TERESA Jr
Pleasanton, CA
GORDON, LISA Fr.
Houston, TX
GOSAR, JOHN Fr.
Green River, WY
GOWANS, CAROL Fr
Salt Lake City, UT
GOWANS, FLOYD Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
GOWAN, BEVERLY Jr.
San Juan Island, WA
GRAHAM, WANDA ANN Jr.
Clinton, Miss.
GRANT, WILLIAM Grad.
Canyon, AZ
GRATHWOHL, DEBORAH Fr.
Cutchogue, NY
GRAY, DEBBIE Fr.
Boise, ID
270 — Section Three
GRAY, MONA Fr.
Keshena. WI
GRAY, TERESA Jr.
Idaho Falls, ID
GREATWOOD, SHARON, Fr.
Irvine, CA
GREEFF, WENDI Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
GREEN, ALAN J. Sr.
Lake Arrowhead, CA
GREEN. ALESA Sr.
Pleasant Grove, UT
GREEN, CHERI Fr.
South Glens Vails, NY
GREEN, JULIE Fr.
American Fork. UT
GREEN, MARILYN Sr.
Cedar Glen, CA
GREENBURG, SYDNEY So.
Salt Lake City, UT
GREENWOOD, CYNTHIA Jr.
Fremont, CA
GRIFFIN, RITA Sr.
Rupert, ID
GRIFFITTS, STEVEN So.
Coeur d'Alene, ID
GROO, DON Jr.
Provo, UT
GRUETZNER, TERRI So.
Dearborn, MI
GUCKERT, JAYNE Jr.
Stratford, CT
GUERNSEY, RICHARD So.
Midway, UT
deGUMUZIO, DAVID So.
Blue Springs, MO
GUNNELL, CHARMAINE Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
GUNNELL, RONALD Sr.
Santa Ana, CA
GUSTAVESON, CHRISTY So.
Claremont, CA
GUYMON. CHRISTOPHER Fr
Lancaster, CA
GUYNN, AUBREY CLAYTON So.
Panama City, FL
GUYNN, LAURA Sr.
Panama City, FL
HACKING. SUSAN Sr.
Vernal, UT
HAERTEL, KEVIN Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
HAFEN, MERRILEE Fr.
Salinas, CA
HAGEN, MARK Fr.
Walnut Creek, CA
HAGGERTY. JOHN Sr.
Danville, IL
HAINSWORTH, GARY Fr.
Murray. KY
HA1RE. RANDY Jr
Arcadia, CA
Section Three 2^ 1
HAISLIP, RONNIE Jr.
Littleton, CO
HALL, SUSAN Fr.
Palm Springs, CA
HALL, SUSAN So.
HALLMARK, TUSSY Fr.
Provo, UT
HALLOWS, PAULA Jr.
Bountiful, UT
HAMPTON, GEORGE, Sr.
Provo, UT
HANCOCK, RALPH Sr.
Mercer Island, WA
HANNIGAN, CARYL Fr.
Arvada, CO
HANSEN, ALFRED Jr.
Chowchilla, CA
HANSEN, CHRISTEN Fr.
LaVerne, CA
HANSEN, GWEN Fr
Tustin, CA
HANSEN, SHAUNA So.
Santa Ana, CA
HANSEN, STAN So.
Santa Ana, CA
HANSON, RAYMOND Sr.
Trevose, PA
HANSON, TOM JR Jr.
Bryan, TX
HARDY, CAROLYN Sr.
Camarillo, CA
HARDY, KATHLEEN So.
Camarillo, CA
HARE, ROBERT Fr.
Mass Park, NY
HARRIS, JAMIE So.
Mesa, AZ
HARRIS, JANINE So.
Long Beach, CA
HARRISON, DEBORAH Jr.
San Antonio, TX
HARSTON, DONNA Sr.
Albion, WA
HART, KEENAN So.
Newcastle, UT
VAUGHN, HARVEY Fr.
Magna, UT
HASTINGS, DAVID Fr.
Glendale, AZ
HASTINGS, JOEL So.
Hill AFB. UT
HATCH, CHERYL Fr.
San Diego, CA
HATCH, STEVE Sr.
Provo, UT
HAWKE, DEANA Jr.
Rigby, ID
HAWKES, ELIZABETH Sr.
American Fork, UT
HAWKINS, BRAD So.
Corona del Mar, CA
HAWKINS, KAREN Fr.
Boise, ID
HAYAKAWA, ALAN So.
San Fransisco, CA
HAYNIE, OLGA Sr.
Oklahoma City, OK
HEATH, LYNNE Jr.
Santa Maria, CA
HEATH, PEGGY So.
Logan, UT
HECTOR, AHUMADA Sr.
Arica, Chile
HEINER, DAVID, Fr.
Palos Verdes, CA
HEINZE, DENISE Jr.
Selah, WA
HELGENSEN, MONA Sr
Anchorage, AK
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HELP, MARILYNN So.
Gallup, NM
HEMMING, TONY So.
Calgary, Canada
HENRY, WILLIAM EUGENE Sr.
Cherry Tree, PA
HIBBARD, ALONA SUE Fr.
Columbus, OH
HICKS, TERESA Sr.
Pisgah, AL
HIGGINS. CHRISTINE Fr.
Whittier, CA
HILL, DAVID C. Jr.
Orem, UT
HILL, JANICE Jr.
Orem, UT
HILL, JOHN Fr.
Orem, UT
HILL, REBEKA Fr.
Carmichael. CA
HILL, SYLVIA Jr.
Provo, UT
HILL, WILLIAM J. Jr.
Dallas, TX
HILLMAN, CAROLYN Sr.
Hacienda Heights, CA
HILTON, MATTHEW Sr.
Walnut Creek, CA
HINCKLE, COLLEEN Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
HINKLE, CARLA ANN Sr.
Vallejo, UT
HINTON, KERRY Fr.
Bountiful, UT
HIPWELL, BRENT Jr.
Las Vegas, NV
HODGE, KORLEEN So.
Burley, ID
HODGSON, DAN Sr.
Bozeman, MT
HODSON, MARY ANN Fr.
Provo, UT
HOEKE, LINDA Sr.
Livingston, NJ
HOFF. CYNTHIA So.
San Marcos, CA
HOGG, MEREDYTH Sr.
Caldwell. ID
HOLCOMBE, KATHRIN Fr.
Waller, TX
HOLDAWAY, LARRY L. Grad.
American Fork, UT
HOLDERNESS, PAMELA ANN So.
Clavemont, CA
HOLLAND, BRYAN Fr.
Portales, NM
HOLM, DUANE Grad.
Springfield, OH
HOLTZMAN, TAWN So.
Westminister, CA
HOMER, KARLA Jr.
Idaho Falls, ID
HONEYCUTT, CARLA Sr.
Toledo, IA
HOOPES, MACK So.
Mesa, AZ
HOOPES, PAULA So.
Afton, WY
HOSAFLOOK, BRENDA Fr.
Buckhannon, WV
HOUGHTALING, STEPHEN So.
Raleigh, NC
HOUSTON, SCOTT Jr.
Provo, UT
HOWARD, DANIEL E. Sr.
Provo, UT
HOWARD, GARY Jr.
Orange, CA
HOWARD, MONTSr.
St. Anthony, ID
Section Three — 273
HOWARD. SHIRLEY Jr.
Chester, ID
HOWINGTON. BUTCH Sr.
Las Vegas, NV
HUBBARD, PAMELA So.
Oceanside, CA
HUCKABA, DEBORAH DAWN Sr.
Camarillo. CA
HUDRLIK, JOANNE So.
Upland, CA
HULL, GLENYS MARLEN Sr.
Cardston, Canada
HULME, DEBORAH J. Sr.
Walnut Creek, CA
HULME, RICHARD So.
Saratoga, CA
HULTERSTROM, DIANE Sr.
LaMirada, CA
HUMPHERYS, ALLAN Fr.
Paris. ID
HUMPHREY, DANE So.
Arcadia, CA
HUNSAKER, KAREN RAE Jr.
Rupert, ID
HUNT, DEBBIE Fr.
Fruitland, NM
HUNT, REBECCA Fr
Menlo Park, CA
HUNTER, FAWN Sr.
Holden, UT
HUNTER, LEONARD Jr.
Bountiful, UT
HURST. CAROLYN Grad.
Burlev, ID
HUTCHENS, CRAIG ANDRE Fr.
Fort Worth, TX
INGALLS, DEBBIE Jr.
Phoenix, AZ
INGALLS, MARK Fr
Salt Lake City, UT
IUS, DONALD Fr.
Trail. Canada
IUS, WENDY Fr.
Montrosi. Canada
JACKSON, MARK Jr.
Provo, UT
JACOBS. REED Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
JENKINS, BECKY Sr.
Southern Pines. UC
JENKINS, VaLANE Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
JENNE. ALAN B. Fr.
Winthrop. WA
JENSEN. CYNTHIA Jr.
Provo, UT
JENSEN, DAVID E. Fr.
Redding, CA
JENSEN. DEBBEY Fr.
Burbank, CA
JENSEN, ELIZABETH ANN So.
Salt Lake City, UT
JENSEN, GLORIA Fr.
Beaverton. OR
JENSEN, KAREN So.
Puerto. Venz.
JENSEN, MARSHA Jr.
Cardston, Canada
JENSEN, PAT Jr.
Preston, ID
JENSEN. SHIRLENE So.
Salt Lake City, UT
JENSEN. VERN So.
St. George. UT
JEVNE, MITCH Sr.
Casper, WY
JOHANNESSEN. HELLE Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
JOHN, EVEY Jr
Teecnospos, AZ
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JOHNSON, BART Jr.
Preston, ID
JOHNSON, CAROL So.
Marianna, FL
JOHNSON. CAROL Jr.
Alberta, Canada
JOHNSON. JILL Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
JOHNSON, LINDA D. Sr.
San Diego, CA
JOHNSON, MARTY So.
Barnwell, Canada
JOLLEY, TRESA Jr.
Pocatello, ID
JONER, SHAWNA Fr.
Vancouver, WA
JONES, CINDY Fr.
Pleasant Grove, UT
JONES, HAROLD So.
Blythe, CA
JONES, KATHY Sr.
Provo, UT
JONES, KIM So.
Boulder, CO
JONES, LEE ANN So.
Blythe, CA
JONES, MARY KAYE Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
JONES, RANDY
Salt Lake City, UT
JONES, RONALD V. Jr.
Martinez, CA
JONES. WENDALL Sr.
Provo, UT
JORGENSEN, KATHLEEN Sr.
Huron, OH
KAHMAN, KIMBERLY Fr.
Glendale, CA
KAKADELAS, KIM J. Jr.
Los Angeles, CA
KANE, KEVIN E. Jr.
Riverside, CA
KARREN, MARGARET So.
Newhall, CA
KASPERSON, PHYLLIS Fr.
Lethbridge, Canada
KAWCZYNSKI, CHERYL Jr.
Cleveland, OH
KAY. ROBIN So.
Honolulu, HI
KEELER, CAROLYN Jr.
Alberta, Canada
KEENAN, JODY Fr.
Bloomfield Hills, Ml
KELLER, KEVIN J. Fr.
Soda Springs, ID
KELLY, KEITH A. Fr.
Arco, ID
KENNEY, JANET So.
Redlands, CA
KENWARTHY, JANICE Jr.
Port Coquitlam, Canada
KERR, LINDA Sr.
Greshman. OR
KIMBALL. KERRY So.
Visalia, CA
KING, CHRISTOPHER Jr
Rexburg, ID
KING, DENISE Fr.
Alliance, OH
KING, LEON Jr
San Jose. CA
KING. LINDA Fr.
Vancouver, WA
KING, NEIL E. Sr
Aberdeen. ID
KING. ROBERT V, So.
Rupert, ID
KNIGHT. PATRICIA Grad.
Lufkin. TX
Section Three 275
KNOWLTON, RON So.
Salt Lake City, UT
KOFOED, RANDALL Jr.
Terreton, ID
KROGEL, BETH EVELYN Fr.
Rhinelonden, WI
KRUM, RANDALL Fr.
Modesto, CA
KRUM, STEPHEN F. Fr.
Trenton, NJ
KUHL. WARREN
Provo, UT
KUNSY. KAREN Fr.
KUNZLER, KRISTINE Jr.
Salt Lake City. UT
KURT, ELISABETH Jr.
Redwood City, CA
LABRUM, JANIE Jr.
Roosevelt. UT
LADD. ERIC ROY Fr.
Redding. CA
LAGE. DANIEL Fr.
Hood River, OR
LAKE, DAYNE Fr.
Oakley, UY
LAMBERT, JAN So.
Rialto. CA
LANEY, VICTORIA Grad.
Silver Spring, MD
LANGFORD, LEONARD So.
Kimberly. ID
LANGLEY. CANDY Fr.
Fremont, CA
LANGLOIS. MARK Fr.
Bonita, CA
LANGSTON, KENT F. Sr.
Hurricane, UT
LANGTON, VONDRA J. Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
LARK, NANCY Fr.
Burbank, CA
LARSEN, CLYDE Fr.
Lancaster, CA
LARSEN, THOMAS J. So.
Soda Springs, ID
LARSON, DARD Jr.
Glendora, CA
LARSON. LEANNE Fr.
Boise, ID
LAUNER, LELAYNE Fr.
La Canada, CA
LAW, ELIZABETH A. Grad.
Edmonton, Canada
LAWHORN JR.. LEON G. Fr.
San Francisco, CA
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LAWRENCE, GLAINE So.
Summit, UT
LEACH, LINDA Sr.
Riverside, CA
LEAMING, BONNIE So.
Marana, AZ
LEANY, JIM Fr.
Grand Junction, CO
LEAVITT, VICKY SUE So.
Veyo, UT
LEE, BRIAN Jr.
Orlando, FL
LEE, CLIFFORD So.
Lindsay, CA
LEE, LAURETTA Jr.
Great Falls, MT
LEE, MARIE Fr.
Wide Ruins, AZ
LEE, RICHARD So.
Greensboro, NC
LEINWEBER, DON Sr.
Los Angeles, CA
LENT, SANDRA So.
Pocatello, ID
LEONARD, ROB So.
Menlo Park, CA
LERCHER, PHIL Fr.
Enumclaw, WA
LEVY, CAROL So.
Westwood, NJ
LEWIS, ROGER Jr.
Livermore, CA
LEWIS, TAMERA Jr.
Naperville, IL
LIFTO, RICK Jr.
Red Wing, MN
LIND, SUSAN Fr.
Declo, ID
LINDLEY, WILLIAM Sr.
Chester, PA
LISTER, KEVIN So.
Las Vegas, NV
LOEBER, CARL Sr.
San Jose, CA
LOFTHOUSE, JOHN Grad.
Tetonia, ID
LOLLER, PHYLLIS Jr.
Desoto, TX
LONG, ANITA Fr.
McMinnville, OR
LOREN, JESSICA Sr.
Burdine,
LOWE, LINDA Fr.
Newcastle, CA
LOWE, TRACY ANN So.
Sacramento, CA
LOWELL, KENNETH So.
Bartlesville, OK
LOYOLA, LISA Fr.
San Jose, CA
LUBERESKI, SHERIE So.
Ogden, UT
LUND, JANET Fr.
Roy, UT
LUNDQUIST, TRACY So.
Provo, UT
LYMAN, LORI So.
Blanding, UT
LYMAN, MARTA Fr.
Sandy, UT
MACKAY, ALAINE Sr.
Rupert, ID
MACKAY, SUSAN Jr.
Tarzana, CA
MACKAY, SCOTT Sr.
Rupert, ID
MAGYAR, DENISE Fr.
Englishtown, NJ
MADSEN. JOHN So.
Sandy, UT
Section Three — 277
MAHAFFEY, KATHY Jr.
Pasco, WA
MANN, MICHAEL Fr.
Denver, CO
MARCUS, KAREN Sr.
Woodland Hills, CA
MARKESTEIN, WINONA
Glen Ellen, CA
MARQUARDSON, MARY Fr.
Seattle, WA
MARTELL, CHERYL Fr.
Thousand Oaks. CA
MARTIN, KEVIN Jr.
Nephi, UT
MARTINI, ROBIN Fr.
Richland, WA
MASON, LINDA Jr.
Saratoga, UT
MATHEWS, ANN Jr.
Washington, DC
MATHEWS, SUSAN Jr.
Washington, DC
MATTHEWS, DOROTHY Fr.
Provo, UT
MATTHEWS, SHAUNA Jr.
Paris, ID
MAUSSER, ERIC Grad.
Provo, UT
MAXFIELD. KEVIN Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
MAXWELL, CATHY Fr.
Alhambra, CA
MAXWELL, ROBIN Sr.
Atascadero, CA
MAYCOCK, LISA Fr.
Indianapolis, IN
McBETH, RICHARD So.
Casa Grande, AZ
McBRIDE, KIMBERLY Fr.
Brea, CA
McCABE, TODD Fr.
Long Beach, CA
McCLELLAN, LAURA So.
Flint, MI
Mcdonald, don Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
McELHINEY, CHRISTINE Fr.
Costa Mesa, CA
McGRATH, JAMIE Fr.
Fremont, CA
McINTIER, SCOTT Jr.
Pocatello, ID
Mcknight, thomas Jr.
Las Vegas, NV
Mclaughlin, richard So.
Springfield, OR
McLEOD, BOB Fr.
Anchorage, AK
McMULLIN, GLEN So.
Saratoga, CA
McMURTREY, WANDA Fr.
Houston, TX
McNAIR, MARY Fr.
Calgary, Alberta
MEAD, SARA So.
Provo, UT
MEADOWS, LEESA So.
Carmichael, CA
MECHAM, STEVEN Jr.
Firth, ID
MEDLIN, VAL So.
Independence, MO
MEHNER, DREW Sr.
Yorba Linda, CA
MEHR, BENJAMIN Fr.
Downey, CA
MEIER, SHELLEY Fr.
San Jose, CA
MELEISEA, TAAMU Sr.
Western Samoa
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MELLOR, LINDA So.
Abilene, TX
MELLUISH, RONALD Jr.
Santa Clara, CA
MELTON, JOHNSON So.
Orem, UT
MENDENHALL, ANN So.
Salt Lake City, UT
MENTZER, JAMES Sr.
Palm Springs, CA
MERCER, CHERIE Jr.
Littleton, CO
vandeMERWE. JUDI Sr.
Bountiful, UT
MICHAEL, DEBBIE Jr.
Globe, AZ
MICHEL, TERI Fr.
Agoura, CA
MICHELSEN, SCOTT Fr.
Newbury Park, CA
MICHELSONS, IVAR Fr.
Seattle, WA
MIDGLEY, DARLENE Sr.
Cheney, WA
MIKKELSON, JEAN So.
Arvada. CO
MILAM, MERRIDI Sr.
Tucson, AZ
MILBURN, CHESTER Fr.
Streator, IL
MILLAR, CATHERINE Grad.
Provo, UT
MILLER, DAVID Sr.
Chicago, IL
MILLER, LINNETTE Sr.
San Diego, CA
MILLER, LYNDA Sr.
Provo, UT
MILLER, NANCY Sr.
Scotch Plains, NJ
MILLER, SUSAN So.
Silver Springs, MD
MINER, LORI Fr.
Nyssa, OR
MINER, MICHAEL Fr.
Long Beach, CA
MINK, JULIE Fr.
Redlands, CA
MIREN, PETER Jr.
Canyon Court, CA
MONSON, KATHRYN Jr.
San Jose, CA
MONTALBANO, KIM Fr.
Tacoma, WA
MONTGOMERY, DENA So.
Jacksonville, FL
MOON, CATHERINE Jr.
Roosevelt, UT
MOQUIN, SONJA Sr.
Titusville, FL
MOREHOUSE, DAVID Jr.
Carlsbad, CA
MORGAN, KAREN So.
Issaquah, WA
MORGAN, KRIS Grad.
Santa Barbara, CA
MORRIS, DANIEL Sr.
McCammon, ID
MORRIS, KAREN Fr.
Richardson. TX
MORRIS, ROSALIE Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
MOSLEY, KAREN Sr.
Phoenix, AZ
MOSLEY, KIRK Jr.
Phoenix, AZ
MOSS, JILL Grad.
Sugar City, ID
MOSS, JOY Grad.
Sugar City, ID
Section Three— 279
MOURITSEN. JOHN Jr.
Crescent City, CA
MORLEY. MYLES Jr.
Canoga Park. CA
MYERS, NORVAL Fr.
Midvale. UT
MURRAY, DOUGLAS Fr.
Bloomfield Hills. MI
MURPHY, DEBBIE Fr.
Canyon Country, CA
MURDOCK, DAVID Grad.
San Jose. CA
MURAKAMI. YOSHlKOSo.
Salt Lake City. UT
MUNK, DANA Fr.
Lovelock, NV
MUNIVE, GLORIA
NAGY, LINDA Jr.
Stirling, Canada
NEFFLEN, REBECCA Sr.
Elkins, WV
NEIL, PAULINE Fr
Green River, WY
NEILSON. NANCY Fr.
Portland. OR
NELSON, DALE Fr.
Stirling. Canada
NELSON. DEBRA Fr.
Brigham City, UT
NELSON, GWEN So.
Colombia, SC
NELSON, JANET Fr.
Richland, WA
NELSON, JAYNE Sr.
Edmonton, Canada
NELSON, JULIE Jr.
Sandy, UT
NELSON, KENT Jr.
West Covina, CA
NIELSON. CAROL Fr.
Edmonds. WA
NIELSEN. GREGG Fr.
Calgary, Canada
NIELSEN, KAREN Sr.
Clearfield, UT
NOYES. NIKKI Jr.
Granada Hills. CA
N1SSON, BRUCE Sr.
St. George, UT
NORDIN, LISA So.
Siloam Springs, AR
NORLUND, PEGGY So.
Ridgecrest. CA
NORRIS, NAOMI So.
Clovis, NM
NOVAS. KIM Sr.
Blackfoot, ID
NOVEROSKE. RHONDA Fr.
Evansville, IN
NUGENT. RICK Jr.
Oxnard. CA
NULL. KAREN So.
Phoenix, AZ
OCONNELL, MICHAEL Sr.
Fall River, MA
ODOM, JoANNA Jr.
Killeen TX
OLSEN, DONNA Sr.
Menan, ID
OLSEN. MAREN Jr.
Colorado Springs, CO
OLSEN. NANCY Jr.
Anaheim, CA
OLSEN, SUSAN Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
OLSEN, RANDY So.
Burley, ID
OLSEN. STEPHANIE Fr.
Frostburg. MD
280— Section Three
OLSEN. VEE ANN Sr.
Salem, UT
OLSON, JAYNE So.
Union Gap, WA
OLSON, KEN Sr.
Vienna, VA
ORME. LAUREL Grad.
Seattle, WA
ORMSBY, MELISSA Fr.
Springfield, VA
ORMBSY, TRICIA Grad.
Springfield, VA
ORR, CARMEN Sr.
Fort Macleod, Canada
OTTESON, ALAN Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
OTTOSEN. SUSAN Sr.
Riverside, CA
PACK, DEBBIE Sr.
Idaho Falls, ID
PACK, JANEEN Sr.
San Anselmo, CA
PALIGO. ALLYSON Sr.
Houston, TX
PALMER, BRYNN Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
PALMER, CYNTHIA Jr.
Mesa, AZ
PALMER, DARLA Fr.
Fountain Valley, CA
PALMER. TORRE So.
Lynchburg, VA
PAREDES, LYDIA Jr.
Huamachuco, Peru
PARK, LINDA Fr.
Niagara Falls, NY
PARKER, DENISE So.
Turlock, CA
PARKER, EARL Sr.
El Segundo, CA
PARKER, JEFF Sr.
Bcthesda, MD
PARKIN, BRAD So.
Salt Lake City, UT
PARRATT, KIMBERLEY Fr.
Riverton, WY
PATTERSON, BRUCE Fr.
Calgary, Canada
PATTERSON, REBECCA Jr.
Pleasant Grove, UT
PAYNE, DEBRA So.
Calgary, Canada
PEARCE, MERLIN Sr.
St. George, UT
PEARSON, ALAN Sr.
Salt Lake City, UT
PECK, DAVID Sr.
Andover, Ml
PECK, GREG Jr.
Rupert, ID
PECK, MARGO Sr.
Portland, OR
PEDERSEN, KATHERINE Fr.
Walla Walla. WA
PERRY, DOUGLAS So.
Beaverton, OR
PERRY. MARK So.
Seattle. WA
PETERSON, KATHY Sr.
West Point. UT
PETERSON. KENT Jr.
Ogden, UT
PETERSON, MICHAEL Fr.
Barrington, II
PETERSON. PHYLLIS Jr.
Burlev. ID
PETERSON. ROSILYN Fr.
Olvmpia, WA
PHELON. DAVID Fr.
Pleasant Grove. UT
Section Three 28 I
PHELON, JOHN So.
Pleasant Grove, UT
PICK, DARYL Fr.
Weyburn, Canada
PIERCE, MICHAEL Sr.
Pomeroy, WA
PIERSON, LISA Jr.
Colton, CA
PIERSON, LORI So.
Colton, CA
PITCHFORD, DARLEE Jr.
Monpelier, ID
PITTARD. BRUCE Sr.
Burley, ID
POLLOCK, COLLEEN Sr.
El Centro. CA
POLLOCK, KAREN Jr.
El Centro, CA
POLSON, RODNEY Jr.
Seattle. WA
POPE, DANA So.
Brooklyn Park, MN
PORLAND, DES1REE Jr.
Pierre, SD
PORTER, JAY Fr.
Clarkston, WA
PORTER, MARTY So.
Albuquerque, NM
PORTER, TONI Sr.
Sunnyvale, CA
PORTES, MARISLANE Fr.
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
POULSEN, WILLIAM Sr.
Heber. UT
POULSON. LEON Fr.
Orem. UT
POULSON, TONYA Jr.
Redmond, UT
PRATT, JENNIFER Sr.
Laramie, WY
PRAWITT, LAURIE Jr.
Tokyo, Japan
PREECE, CYNTHIA Fr.
Waukegan, IL
PREHM, MARGARET So.
Sacramento, CA
PRESTWICH. ANN So.
Idaho Falls, ID
PRITCHARD, BRENDA Fr.
Roseburg, OR
PROBERT, CHRISTINE Jr.
Murray. UT
PROBERT, DUDLEY Fr
Lancaster, CA
PULSIPHER, JANET Sr.
St. Johns, AZ
PULVER, SUSAN Fr.
Payson, UT
PURCELL. NANCY Fr
Mendham. NJ
PURDY. SHAUNA Grad.
Thatcher. AZ
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RACKLEY, MADELEINE Fr.
Lake Oswego, OR
RALST1N, TRACY Sr.
Portland. OR
RAPHAEL, ELLEN Fr.
Renton, WA
RAY, DAVID So.
Bountiful. UT
RAY. LARRY Fr.
Bountiful, UT
RAYNES. PEARL Sr
Gold Hill, OR
RAYNOR. LEESA Fr.
West Vancouver, Canada
READ. ROBERT So.
Newhall, CA
RECORD, KENNETH Fr.
Los Angeles, CA
REED, BRYAN So.
Ely, NV
REED. JEFFREY Fr.
Merced, CA
REES, WENDY Sr.
Concord, CA
REESE, JOHN Fr.
Boulder City, NV
REITZ. JON1 Fr.
Walla Walla, WA
REYNOLDS, JACKIE Sr.
Montrose, CO
RICH, DEBORAH Sr.
Shelley, ID
RICH, DAVID Fr.
Rapid City, SD
RICHARDS, DARRELL So.
Bakersfield, CA
RICHARDS, ROD Sr.
Anaheim, CA
RICHARDSON, CAROL Fr.
Summit, NJ
RICHARDSON. CYNDY Fr
Ridgeville, Ontario
RICHARDSON, JAN Jr.
Summit, NJ
RICHARDSON, MARILYN Sr.
Saratoga, CA
RICHEY, DENISE Jr.
Huntsville, AL
RICHINS, DOROTHY So.
Animas, NM
RICHTER, GAYLE Fr.
Roseburg, OR
RICKS. RODGER Fr.
Bellevue, WA
RILEY, SEANA Fr.
Spokane, WA
RITTER, JANET Jr.
Reseda, CA
RIVERA. MAGGIE Fr.
Provo, UT
ROANHORSE. KATHLEEN Fr.
Tucson, AZ
ROBBINS. SANDRA So.
Torrance, CA
ROBERTS. CYNDI So.
Los Angeles, CA
ROBERTS. DEL Jr.
American Falls, ID
ROBERTS. EMILY Jr.
Richardson, TX
ROBINSON. RICHARD. Sr
Renton, WA
ROBINSON. CRYSTAL Fr.
Rancho Palos Verdes. CA
ROBINSON, LORI Fr.
Dunwoodv. GA
ROBERTS, JOYCELYN Sr.
McMinnville. OR
ROBERTSON. MICHAEL Jr.
Payson. UT
Section Three- 2S3
ROBINSON, RICK Fr.
Salina, UT
ROCCHIO, RAMONA Fr.
EI Cajon, CA
RODIO, ARNOLD Sr.
Lancaster, CA
RODRIQUEZ, TIMOTHY Jr.
Anaheim, CA
ROGERS, GORDON So.
Laguna Hills, CA
ROLFE, RUSSELL Jr.
Ririe, ID
ROMINE, LORIE Fr.
Grants, NM
ROMMEY, EHTEL Fr.
Tucson, AZ
ROMRELL, COLLEEN Fr
Homedale, ID
RONEY, OOLIE GOOLIE Fr.
Lake Arrowhead, CA
RONEY, RICK Jr.
Lake Arrowhead, CA
ROOK, RONALD Fr.
Caldwell. ID
ROSE, LINDSEY Fr.
Stevensville. MT
ROSHELL, KIM So.
Sacramento. CA
ROSQUIST, KAREN Fr.
Puyallup, WA
ROSS, ELIZABETH Fr.
Columbia. SC
ROSS, LINDA So.
Great Falls, MT
ROVETTI, DAVID So.
Reno, NV
ROWE, PATRICIA Grad.
Harlem. MT
ROYALL, PATRICIA Fr.
Torrance, CA
ROYER, ERIC Jr.
Norwood, CO
RUCKER, BELKY Jr.
Buhl, ID
RUGGLES. BRENT Sr.
Bartlesville, OK
RUGGLES. CHERYL Sr.
Turlock, CA
RULE. BRADLEY Fr.
Rvdal. PA
RUMSEY. DEBORAH Fr
Seattle. WA
RUSSELL. ELLEN So.
Diamond City, Canada
RUSSELL, LYNN So.
Champaign, IL
SAGERS. MELODIE So.
Ely, NV
SAGERS, MICHAEL So.
Burlev. ID
SAMMONS. BRENDA Fr.
Columbia, SC
284 — Section Three
SAMPSON, ELOISE Jr.
Pleasant Grove, UT
SANDER. ROBYN So.
Overland, KS
SANDERS, SUSAN So.
SANDERSON, KEVIN Fr.
Idaho Falls, ID
SANT, DONN So.
Santa Ana, CA
SATTERFIELD, KRISTIN Fr.
SAUNDERS, JENNIFER So.
Redding, CA
SCHAERRER, KATHLEEN Jr.
Reseda, CA
SCHIEL, PETER Jr.
Walnut Creek, CA
SCHIESS, KAREN Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
SCHIESS, KATHY So.
Nevada City, CA
SCHILLING, KARILEE Sr.
Cupertino, CA
SCHNEIDER. DARYL ANN Fr.
Santa Barbara, CA
SCHOFF, MARTHA Gra.
Williamston, MI
SCHULTHIES, SANDRA Fr.
Bountiful, UT
SCHWARZ, DEBORAH Sr.
San Antonio, TX
SCHWENDIMAN, LARRY Jr.
Newdale, ID
SCOTT, RACHEL So.
Provo, UT
SEAL, PATRICIA Fr.
Rupert, ID
SEASTRAND, KAREN Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
SEELEY, SANDRA Jr.
San Gabriel, CA
SEGER, BOBBIE Dr.
Ulysses, KS
SEGOVIA, ODETT Fr.
Springfield, VA
SEIBERT, CYNTHIA Fr.
Fals Church, VA
SEIBT, ANOREAS Fr.
Oakbrook, IL
SELIN, BRENT Fr.
Stone Mountain, GA
SELOVER, ELLEN Fr.
Hillsdale, NJ
SENIOR, JOHN Sr.
Flagstaff, AZ
SENS, DAVID Fr.
Van Nuys, CA
SESSIONS, SHARON Jr.
Modesto, CA
SETTERSTROM, RICHARD Gra.
Springville, UT
SEVY, LEE ANNE Sr.
Stockton, CA
SHANER, HELENA Sr.
Twin Falls, ID
SHARP. CYNTHIA Fr.
Richland, WA
SHAW, ALAN Fr.
Salisbury, Rhodesia
SHAW, DONALD So.
Valencia, CA
SHAW, HOLLY Fr.
Fairoaks, CA
SHEA, ROBB1N Sr.
Pomona, CA
SHEARER, TINA Fr.
Spokane. WA
SHEFFIELD, RICHARD
Provo, UT
Section Three — 285
SHELLEY, PATRICIA Jr.
Sadbury. MA
SHELDON, WESSr.
Raughn, MT
SHEPHERD, KIM Fr.
Monle Vista, CO
SHEPPARD, KATHY Fr.
Idaho Falls, ID
SHERIDAN, DENNIS Sr.
Lethbridge, Canada
SHIELDS, KATHY Fr.
Whittier, CA
SH1PMAN, EUGENIA Fr.
Madison, TN
SHOEMAKER, CHRIS Fr.
Gettysburg, PA
SHOWMAKER, CINDY Fr.
Ft. Worth, TX
SHOWMAKER. DEBBIERJr.
Ft. Worth, TX
SHURTLEFF, BRIAN Jr.
Sacramento, CA
SIEBACH, STEVEN So.
Wyomissing, PA
SIMMONS, LINDA So.
Washington D.C.
SIMMONS, SHIRLENE So.
Kaysville, UT
SIMMONS, SUE Sr.
Iona, ID
SIMONIS, DIXIE Jr.
La Drande, OR
SKOUSEN, MARCIA Fr.
Phoenix, AZ
SLACK, DAVE Fr.
Fresno, CA
SLAGLE, BETTY Dr.
Grantspass, OR
SLEIGHT, GARTH So.
Rockville, MD
SLEIGHT, LORI Jr.
Rockville, MD
SLIM, MARY ANN So.
Salt Lake City, UT
SMELIK, JAN Fr.
Kingwood, TX
SMITH, ALICENSo.
Provo, UT
SMITH, ANGIE Fr.
Nashville, TN
SMITH, CAROL Gra.
Porterville, CA
SMITH, COREENSo.
Fremont, CA
SMITH, DAVID Sr.
Monticello, UT
SMITH, DONNA Fr.
Pleasant Hill, MO
SMITH, DOUGLAS Jr.
Pocatello, ID
SMITH, JEANINEJr.
Provo, UT
SMITH, JOANN Fr.
Buena Park, CA
SMITH, JULIAN Sr.
Sacramento, CA
SMITH, KATHY So.
Reno, NV
SMITH, KATHY Fr.
Reno, NV
SMITH, MARK Fr.
Ontario, Canada
SMITH, MELVIN Fr.
Snowflake, AZ
SMITH, P.J. So.
Tooele, UT
SNEDAKER, NANCY Fr
SOERENSEN, KARL Fr.
Ontario, Canada
286 — Section Three
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SNELL, IVESSr.
Sterling. CO
SOBRIO, ANTHONY Fr.
Reno, NV
SOKOLOWSKY. BRIAN Sr.
Bremerton, WA
SORENSEN, DALE Fr.
Fallbrook, CA
SOULIER, RICK Jr.
Provo, UT
SOUTHERTON, LA VERN Jr.
Maleb, Canada
SOWARDS, DEAN Fr.
Northport, WA
SPEARS, JOY Fr.
Sparta, TN
SPENCER, BESSIE Sr.
Copper Mine. AZ
SPENCER, STEPHEN So.
Tooele, UT
SPRENG, LILLIAN Fr.
Rolla, MO
STAKER, LAURA Fr.
Annandale, VA
STALEY, RHONNASr.
Twin Falls, ID
STARK, JOY Fr.
Glenwood Springs, CO
STARKEY, MARLENE Fr.
Las Vegas, NV
STARLING, CATHY Jr.
Provo. UT
STARR. RICK So.
Eltoro, CA
STAUFFER, SHAUNNA Fr.
West Covina, CA
STEPHENS. MELANIE Jr.
Clarksville. IN
STETTLER. KEN So.
Kaysville, UT
STETTLER, SUSAN Jr
Sunset, UT
STEVENS, CAROL So.
Travis AFB. CA
STEVENS, DAVID So.
Rock Springs, CO
STEWART, KATHYSr.
Orem, UT
STEWART, TIMOTHY So.
Las Vegas, NV
STIRLING. COLLEEN So.
Leeds, UT
STODDARD, ANN Fr.
Carmichael. CA
STODDARD, DIANNEGrad.
Vacaville, CA
STOKER. DORIAN So.
Aberdeen. ID
STONE. DOUGLAS Fr.
Ely. NV
STONE, LINDA Jr.
Salt Lake City, I T
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STONEHOCKER, BARBARA Jr.
Boulder, CO
STONEKING, TAMI Fr.
Cleveland, OH
STOOPS, RHONDA Jr.
Gaithersburg, MDi
STOREY, JEFFERY Fr.
Corte Madera, CA
STOTT, KATHISo.
Fiarfield, MT
STOUT, DENAEJr.
Hurricane, UT
STRADER.SHEA Fr.
Greenville, KY
STRUIKSMA, MICHAEL Jr.
National City, CA
STUDLEY, KAREN Sr.
Fayette, MO
SULLIVAN, JOYCE Grad.
St. George, UT
SULLIVAN, MICHAEL So.
North Las Vegas, NV
SWANEY, DEANNA Fr.
Santa Clara, CA
SWAN, RICHARD So.
Oakland, CA
SWANSON, ANN Fr.
Saratoga, CA
SWOBODA, TONJA-MAREE Fr.
Kennewick, WA
SYKES, BARBJr
Ontario, Canada
TALBERT. ROBERT Grad.
Bourbonnais, IL
TANNER, DIANE Fr.
Boise, ID
TAPAHA, GLORIA Fr.
Shiprock, NM
TARBOX, LAWRENCE Jr
Barstow, CA
TASSO, EMMA So.
Clifton, ID
TASSO, MARYSr.
Clifton, ID
TAYLOR, CARLON Fr.
Nyssa, OR
TAYLOR, CHRIS Jr.
Blackfoot, ID
TAYLOR, JILL Jr.
Provo, UT
TAYLOR, ROBERT Sr.
West LA, CA
TAYLOR, LENOREJr.
Garden Grove, CA
TAYLOR, SYLVIA Sr.
Anchorage, AK
TAYLOR, VICKIE So.
Reseda, CA
TAYLOR, WESLEY Fr
Blythe, CA
TAYSOM, DANIEL So.
Corvallis, OR
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TEDFORD, DOUGLAS So.
St. Louis, MO
TEERLINK, HEBER Sr.
Saratoga, CA
TENNEY, BRIAN Fr.
Shelley, ID
TERRI, KAREN Sr.
Londaon, Canada
TERRY, INGRIDSr.
Ontario, Canada
THELP, BARBARA So.
THOMAS, MONICA So.
Tooele, UT
THOMPSON, TODD Fr.
Pocatello, ID
THOMPSON, TRUDY Fr.
Littleton, CO
THORKELSON, EBY So.
Santa Ana, CA
THORNTON, JANICE Jr.
Provo, UT
THORNTON, RICHARD So.
Provo, UT
TINGEY, JOEL Fr.
Richland, WA
TODD, DENNIS Fr.
Santa Ana, CA
TODD, TERRY Sr.
Buhl, ID
TWONLEY, LINDA So.
Wyoming, MI
TRULL, STANLEY Fr.
Kearny, AZ
TRUNBULL, PATTI Sr.
Wheaton, IL
TWAITES, CAROL Jr.
Oshawa, Canada
VAIL, TONY Fr.
Issaquah, WA
VALLETT, DAVID Jr.
Saratoga, CA
VALLETT, JOHN Fr.
Saratoga, CA
VANDERSTEK, JANE Fr.
Mountain Home, AK
VAN DER WOUDEN, JOHN Jr.
Salt Lake City, UT
VAN EPPS, KATHLEEN Fr.
Provo, UT
VAN WAGONER, JULIE Fr.
Yreka, CA
VAUGHN, PATTI So.
Huntington Beach, CA
VELZ, LIZANNESo.
Amsterdam, NY
VICKERS, VICKISo.
Northglenn, CO
VONARX, BETTY Fr.
Courtenay, Canada
VOORHEES, CATHRYN Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
Section Three — 289
WAGNER, CAROL Fr.
Walnut Creek, CA
WALDROM, GEOFFREY Fr.
Pheonix, AZ
WALKER, DAVID JOHN Jr.
Kaysville, UT
WALKER, PILAR Fr.
SBY, Rhodesia
WALKER, SHERRY Sr.
China Lake, CA
WALLACE, LINDA Fr.
Vista, CA
WALTERS, TAMRA Fr.
Montgomery, AL
WALTON, CHERYL Fr.
Merced, CA
WANLESS, DAVID Fr.
Warren, MI
WARD, FOREST Fr.
Abiline, TX
WARD, WENDY Fr.
Beaumont, CA
WARNOCK, WILLIAM MATTHEW Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
WATERS, MICHAEL Sr.
Salem, VA
WATERS, ROBERT Fr.
Denver, CO
WATNIK, WEBSTER Jr.
Madison, NJ
WATT, DAVID ALAN So.
Omaha, NE
WATTERSON. CHERYL Sr.
Vallejo, CA
WATTS, SHARON So.
Hayward, CA
WEAVER, JUANITAJr.
San Diego, CA
WEAVER, SYLVIA Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
WEBER, BRENT Jr
Rexburg, ID
WEECH, CHRIS Fr.
Hacienda Heights, CA
WELLS, KEN Fr
WENDIN, ROB Fr
Lakewood, OH
WERY, MARK Fr.
San Diego, CA
WESLEY, HOWARD J. So.
Burley, ID
WEST, RICHARD W. Sr.
Orem, UT
WEST, SHELLEY Sr.
San Francisco, CA
WESTBROOK, DANNA Fr.
Portland. OR
WETZEL, SUSAN So.
Minneapolis, MN
WHITAKER, GRACE Jr.
Jonesboro, AR
290 — Section Three
WHITAKER, LAUREL Fr.
Jonesboro, AZ
WHITAKER, MARGARET Sr.
Jonesboro, AR
WHITE, GREGORY So.
Oxon Hill, MD
WHITE, JON So.
Provo, UT
WHITE, PATRICIA Sr.
Orem, UT
WHITEHEAD, DIANE Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
WHITTON, ELIZABETH So.
Provo, UT
WHYTE, PAUL So.
Springfield, ID
WIEST, WENDOLYN Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT
WIERCIOCH, MARIANNE
Boca Raton, FL
WIEMER, RANDALL Sr.
Akron, OH
WICKS, REBECCA So.
Roseburg, OR
WILCOCK, CLAIR Sr.
Salt Lake City, UT
WILKINS, ELNORAJr.
Orem, UT
WILKINSON, C. ERIC Fr.
Saratoga, CA
WILLARDSON, ANTHONY So.
Richfield, UT
WILLARDSON, PAUL Jr.
Los Angeles, CA
WILLEY, CHERYLYN Jr.
Bremerton, WA
WILLEY, JOLENE Fr.
Rossville, GA
WILLIAMS, ANITA Grad.
Pocatello, ID
WILLIAMS, CANDACE So.
Mechanicsville, VA
WILLIAMS, DAVID Jr.
Lexington, KY
WILLIAMS, DEBRA Fr.
Provo, UT
WILLIAMS, KEITH So.
Taber, Alberta
WILLIAMS, RITA Jr.
Thompson, SC
WILLIAMSON, DONSr.
Coronz, CA
WILLIS, PATTY Sr.
Benin City, Nigeria
WILLYERD, KEVIN Fr.
Rockville, MD
WILSON, CHARLES Jr.
Payson, UT
WILSON, JENNIFER Jr.
Hayward, CA
WILSON, JOHN So.
Payson, UT
Section Three — 291
WILSON, JUDY So.
Cortez, CO
WILSON, JUDY So.
Payson, UT
WILSON, KATHYSo.
Provo, UT
WILSON, LISA Fr.
Payson, UT
WILSON, ROSS Jr.
Gabbs, NV
WILSON, TERI LYNN Fr.
Salmon, ID
WINEGORT, JOHN So.
Pasadena, CA
WINFREE, KRISTINIA Fr.
Belleville, IL
WING, DEBRASr.
Richland, WA
WINKEL, REBECCA Jr.
Sandusky, OH
WINKLER, SYNDI So.
Provo, UT
WINWARD, LORI So.
Emmett, ID
WISCOMBE, NATHAN Jr.
Brigham City, UT
WISCOMBE, RON Sr.
Provo, UT
WOLFE, TERRI Fr.
Claremont, CA
WONG, MOXASr.
Kowloon, Hong Kong
WONG, NGAI-YUE MONA Sr.
Hong Kong
WOOD, JAN Fr.
Oakland, CA
WOOD, KATHLEEN Jr.
Modesto, CA
WOOD, MICHELE Fr.
Provo, UT
WOOD, RONALD Sr.
Campbell, CA
WOOD, STEPHEN TED Fr.
Rigby, ID
WOODBURY, PAM Fr.
WOODFIELD, HEIDI Fr.
Springville, UT
WOODHEAD, ROBERT So.
Danville, CA
WOODRUFF, MARLASo.
Huntington Beach, CA
WOODWARD, DAVID Jr.
Franklin, ID
WOODWORTH, ROBIN STARR Fi
Clouis, NM
WOODY, GINA Fr.
Liberty, NM
WOOLF, SANDRA Sr.
El Cerrito, CA
WOOLSTENHULME, VERN Sr.
Victor, ID
292— Section Three
WOOLSTON, KAREN So.
Taylorsville, UT
WOOTTON, KIM So.
Riveria, AZ
WOTRING, DENISEFr.
Fremont, CA
WRIGHT, J'ANN So.
Murray, UT
WRIGHT, LAWRENCE Jr.
Arlington, TX
WRIGHT, JOELSr.
Woodbury, NJ
WRIGHT, PAUL Jr.
Ogden, UT
WYATT, DANIEL Sr.
Woodbridge, VA
YAZZI, BERTHE Jr.
Kitsville, AZ
YOUNG, ROBIN Sr.
Midvale, UT
ZAUGG, GLEN
Weiser, ID
ZECH, TERRILLGrad.
Spanish Fork, UT
ZEVALLOS, ROXANA Fr.
Ecuador
ZEYER, JANESr.
Melba, ID
ZIPPI, GREGORY Sr.
Torrance, CA
ZITTING, MARSHA Fr.
E. Nenatchee, WA
ZWAHLEN, JULIE Fr.
Modesto, CA
Section Three — 293
The unused talent now going to
waste among persons who think
they are on the shelf could win
world peace, mitigate racial
tensions, help economically less
advanced people and give new
hope to life throughout the
world.
Joy Elmer Morgan
The journey of a thousand miles begins with
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those things which are behind,
and reaching forth unto those
things which are before, I press
toward the mark.
Phillippians 3:13-14
The belief that youth is the happiest time of life is .founded on a fallacy. The
happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. As we
advance in years we really grow happier, if we live intelligently. To say that youth
is happier than maturity is like saying that the view from the bottom of the tower
is better than the view from the top. As we ascend, the range of our view widens
immensely; the horizon is pushed farther away. Finally as we reach the summit,
it is as if we had the world at our feet.
William Lyon Phelps
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In this section we have tried to recreate the moods
and atmosphere along with the events of 1976-1977.
It begins with what we termed signs of the times;
events which have an impact on BYU as well as the
world about us. Next we've tried to summarize the
major national events of the past year. And finally,
we've zeroed in on the lifestyle and culture unique
only to us as students of Brigham Young University.
Signs of the Times
"O ye hypocrites,
ye can discern
the face of the sky;
but can ye not discern
the signs of the times?"
Matthew 16:3
"And it shall come to pass in the last days, that the
mountain of the Lord's house shall be established
in the top of the mountains, and all nations shall
flow unto it."
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when there shall be great
pollutions upon the face of
the earth; there shall be mur-
ders, and robbing, and lying,
and deceivings, and whore-
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derings, lightenings, and earthquakes
and all manner of destruction."
2 Nephi 26:6
"And it will come to pass that ye
shall be afflicted with all manner of
diseases."
Mosiah 17:16
"And from thence shall the gospel roll forth unto
the ends of the earth. . ."
D&C 65:2
CHURCH GROWTH IN 1976
3,797,202
Total members
140,000
New Converts
25,058
Total missionaries
61
New Stakes
40
New Mission Presidents
17
New Regional Representatives
Two revelations accepted as scripture
during the 146th Semi-Annual
General Conference
First complete translation of the Book
of Mormon into an Indian language.
First foreign language missionaries to
report to new LTM in Provo.
Ground breaking for the new Sao Paulo
Temple in Brazil
Washington D.C. Temple Visitors Center
dedicated.
New Temple plans approved for Seattle,
Mexico, and Japan.
Church sponsored television special
broadcasted nationally.
Church float in the Rose Parade.
"And also that God hath set His hand
and seal to change the times and sea-
sons."
D&C 121:12
"And there shall be greater signs in hi
above and in earth beneath."
D&C 29:14
"Prepare the table,
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This was the year of celebrations — for the patriots,
two hundred years of nationhood; for the Democrats,
the election of a new era — Jimmy Carter; for the
space explorers, Viking landings on Mars. This was
also the year for Utah to be in the national lime-
light and for fresh scandals appearing in the shadow
of Watergate.
The execution of Gary Gilmore, the 36-year-old
killer of two BYU students on July 19, 20, ended a
nine-year lull in executions in the United States.
Top Ten Stories of 1976
1. Jimmy Carter's election, the campaign and
debates, the primaries.
2. Mao Tse-tung and Chou En-lai die; China
transition.
3. U.S. Bicentennial celebration.
4. U.S. economy: Recovery, unemployment,
inflation.
5. Legionnaires' disease.
6. U.S. Viking spacecraft landings on Mars.
7. Washington sex scandals.
8. Patty Hearst trial.
9. Air France hijacking and the Israeli raid on
Uganda airport at Entebbe.
10. Kidnapping of 26 Chowchilla, Calif, school-
children.
Scandals and Disputes
Army officials said on April 22 that the cadet board
at West Point U.S. Military Academy found 50 third-
year cadets cheating on an engineering take-home
exam.
Disputes began over the purported Howard Hughes
will found April 27 on the 25th floor of the worldwide
headquarters building of The Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints.
Gilmore pleaded guilty, confessed his crime and was
convicted on October 7, after a three-day trial.
Since the trial, the planned execution was stayed
time and again by a dramatic array of events and a
barrage of legal red tape. Gilmore attempted sui-
cide twice with drug overdoses, so determined was
he to die. His death wish was realized by a five-
man firing squad on Monday, January 17, 1977.
Wayne L. Hays, House Administration Committee
chairman, admitted in a May 25 House speech that he
had a "personal relationship" with Elizabeth Ray,
a member of the committee's staff.
Representative Allan T. Howe's conviction of a June
12 charge in Salt Lake City of "soliciting sex acts for
hire" was upheld in District Court on August 24.
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ELECTIONS '76
Swine Flu
The story that put Plains, Georgia on the map . . .
The rise of Jimmy Carter. Carter's long march
through the Democratic primaries. Ford's hair-
breadth victory over Reagan. The debates. Neck-
and-neck sprint to the wire.
mar apr may June july aug sept oci
nov2
• Actual Carter Vote: 51%
• Actual Ford Vote: 48%
FEB.
MAR.
APR.
OCT.
DEC.
Swine influenza virus reported.
Ford urges vaccine program.
Swine flu bill passed — $135 million
for national immunization program.
Vaccine tests begin, vaccine error re-
ported.
Post-vaccine deaths reported; no link
formed.
All vaccinations suspended by Federal
officials after cases of post-vaccine paral-
ysis.
Deaths
Marion Rombauer Becker, co-author of
Joy of Cooking
Don Bolles, Arizona reporter killed by
bomb while on racketeering story.
Alexander Calder, sculpture, introduced
the mobile art form.
Jack Cassidy, actor.
Agatha Christie, mystery writer.
Lee J. Cobb, actor.
Richard Daley, Mayor of Chicago and
Democratic leader for 22 years.
Max Ernst, founder of modern art's
surrealist movement.
Carlo Gambino, "godfather" of organized
crime.
J. Paul Getty, billionaire.
Gary Mark Gilmore, first convicted
murderer executed in 9 years.
Howard Hughes, billionaire and recluse.
Mao Tse-Tung, China's Chairman.
Martha Mitchell, ex-wife of Nixon's Attorney
General John Mitchell.
Viscount Montgomery, WW II's legendary
"Monty."
Lily Pons, Metropolitan Opera star,
Freddie Prinze, actor.
Rosalind Russell, actress.
Smokey the Bear, posed for posters against
forest fires.
Ned Washington, Academy and Oscar Award
winning lyricist.
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This past year has witnessed another assortment of
million dollar movies to entertain and bore the
American public. Music has turned disco and tele-
vision has continued its quest for higher ratings.
There have been great writers and bad ones, while
the sports world has produced bigger stars and set
higher records. The following are highlights from
these five fields of entertainment.
Movies
"One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" walked off
with five academy awards in *76 for Best Picture,
Best Director. Best Adaptation of a Screenplay.
Best Actor Jack Nicholson, and Best Actress Louise
Fletcher. George Burns won the Best Supporting
Actor award for his performance in "The Sunshine
Boys" and Best Supporting Actress went to Lee
Grant of "Shampoo".
Top box office stars, according to Box Office Maga-
zine were Paul Newman. Robert Redford. James
Caan. Gene Hackman. Al Pacino. Liza Minnelli.
Faye Dunaway. Barbara Streisand. Joanne Wood-
ward and Ellen Burstvn.
Music
According to Billboard Magazine, the top songs
and artists of the year were:
Single: "Silly Love Songs" Wings
Singles Artist: Diana Ross
Album: "Frampton Comes Alive" Peter
Frampton
Albums Artist: Aerosmith
Singles Male Artist: Barry Manilow
Albums Male Artist: John Denver
Albums Female Artist: Diana Ross
Singles Group: The Bee Gees
Country Single: "Convoy" C.W. McCall
Soul Single: "Disco Lady" Johnny Taylor
Easy Listening Artist: Olivia Newton
John
Disco Single: "That's Where The Happy
People Go"
Disco Artist: Donna Summer
Comedy Album: "Sleeping Beauty"
Cheech and Chong
Biggest Gross Receipts from concerts:
Peter Frampton
The biggest sound in music was disco and the
newest dances included The Latin Hustle. The
New York Hustle, and the West Coast Swing.
Quite a switch from the Bump of last year!
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Books
The Pulitzer Prize awards for literature in 1976
went to the following:
Fiction: Saul Bellow "Humboldt's Gift"
Nonfiction: Dr. Robert Butler "Why Survive?
Being Old in America"
Biography: R.W.B. Lewis "Edith Wharton"
Poetry: John Ashbery "Self Portrait in
a Convex Mirror"
Historv: Paul Horean "Lam\ of Santa Fe"
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Commercials
Sports
According to the Saturday Evening Post, awards for
television commercials should be the following:
Most Famous Line: "I can't believe I ate
the whole thing" (Alke Seltzer)
Most Durable Character: Morris the Cat
(9-Lives Cat Food)
Best Music: McDonald's ("You Deserve A
Break Today")
Funniest: Xerox Monk (Monk duplicates
ancient scrolls)
Television
"Good Times" and "Happy Days" are here again.
The regular season is over and with its demise comes
exciting predictions for next fall. Unofficial, of course!
"Mary Tyler Moore", who has already lost "Rhoda"
and "Phyllis", will have to do without Lou Grant
who plans to commandeer his own show, "Lou Grant-
sky At Large". Producers refused to comment on
the rumor that Mary's new show will feature her as a
live-in maid at "The Walton's". They did reveal, how-
ever, that she is negotiating for a spot on "Mary Hart-
man, Mary Hartman".
Lee Majors and Farah Fawcett will be appearing on
"Wild Kingdom". Reportedly the special includes
shots of "The Six Million Dollar Man" bulldoging a
rhinoceros and "Charley's Angel" racing a Great
White Shark across the English Channel.
"Sesame Street" boasts an exciting upcoming season
which includes guest stars such as "Happy Days" Fon-
zie and Barbarino of "Welcome Back, Rotter" whose
performances will revolve around the correct pronun-
ciation of the letter "a".
"The Captain & Tennille" are inviting guest stars
Donny & Marie, Sybil, and Barbara Walters who will
do a soft shoe to her hit single "There's No News Like
My News".
by Mitch Davis & Cathy Muxo
In highlighting sports, we cannot exclude the unique
personalities who became the sports superstars of
1976.
Nadia Comaneci, 14-year-old Rumanian
Olympic gymnast who approached perfection.
Tony Dorsett, Pittsburgh running back & Hcisman
Trophy winner.
Chris Evert, tennis player & Sportswoman of the
Year.
Mark "The Bird" Fidrych, rookie Detroit pitcher
who attributes his success to talking to the ball
& mound.
Dorothy Hamill, Olympic skater who introduced
the wedge hair style.
Bruce Jenner, Olympic Decathlon winner.
Franz Klammer, fastest downhill skier.
Muhammed Ali, fought Japanese wrestler.
John Naber, Olympic swimmer.
Judy Rankin, 1st woman to earn over SI 00,000 in
one golf season.
Renee Richards, transsexual competing in women's
tournament tennis.
Sheila Young, holds world titles in both skating &
cycling.
College Bowl Games
Astro-Bluebonnet: Nebraska vs. Texas
Tech 27-24
Cotton: Houston vs. Maryland 30-21
Fiesta: Oklahoma vs. Wyoming 41-7
Hula: West vs. East 20-17
Liberty: Alabama vs. UCLA 36-6
Orange: Ohio vs. Colorado 27-10
Peach: Kentucky vs. N. Carolina 21-0
Rose: USC vs. Michigan 14-6
Senior: North vs. South 27-24
Sugar: Pittsburgh vs. Georgia 27-3
Tangerine: Oklahoma State vs. BYU 49-21
Other sports highlights in 1976 included Cincinatti
over New York in the World Series and Oakland
over Minnesota in the Super Bowl.
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Brigham Young University's fulfillment of many
goals this past year has shown what hard work and
determination can accomplish. BYU claims for 1976-
1977 several new buildings and institutes, a Rhodes
Scholar, accreditation, thirteen BYU-affiliated
participants in the 1976 Olympics and many other
achievements contributing to the advancement of
Brigham Young University as one of the leading
schools of higher education in the nation today.
Design and
Technology Building
Many expansion needs were satisfied at BYU during
the past year with the completion of the Harold
B. Lee Library Addition and the new Design and
Technology building located east of the Snell build-
ing. Also finished this past year was Phase I of the
Language Training Mission now accommodating
8,000 missionaries. Phase II is underway to double
the size thus accommodating 16,000 missionaries.
The Monte L. Bean Life Sciences Museum located
east of the Marriott Center is currently under con-
struction.
Harold B. Lee
Library Addition
Language Training Mission
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New Institutes
Four noteworthy institutes (research units involving
two or more colleges) established at BYU during
the past year are the Translation Sciences Institute,
the David O. McKay Institute of Education, the
Skaggs Institute of Retail Management and the
Institute of Professional Accountancy.
TSI is researching ways to use computers to assist
in translating church publications all across the
world.
The McKay Institute was created July 1, 1976 to
focus the University's efforts on evaluation and
improvement of teaching, particularly of moral
and spiritual values.
The Skaggs Institute of Retail Management estab-
lished with a generous grant from the Skaggs Foun-
dation was set up to provide BYU students with a
practical and academic retailing education.
The IPA is a five-year professional accounting
program designed to give students a more special-
ized study of accounting.
Faculty and Administrative
Deaths & Retirees
Brigham Young University would not be where
it is today if there were not dedicated professors
and administrators to carry out the burdensome
task of educating and overseeing thousands of stu-
dents each year. The following deserve the greatest
respect for their contributions to BYU:
Deaths
Owen Barnett, Richard Bradshaw, Julia Caine,
Cleo Chambers, Erron Farr, Ernest Fox, Dean
Peterson, and Josephine Taylor.
Retirees
Percy Burrup, John R. Halliday, Ruth K. Ham-
mond, A. LeMar Hendrickson, Olive K. Mitchell,
Lawrence Sardoni, LaVell Turner, John W. Van
Cott, Fred N. Webb, Lorin F. Wheelwright, and
Ernest L. Wilkinson.
Rhodes Scholar
For the third consecutive year BYU has produced a
recipient, Gerrit Gong, for the Rhodes Scholarship,
the most prestigious honor an American college
student can receive.
Sports Highlights
Several advancements were made in sports during
the past year. The National Collegiate All-Sports
Rankings based on national achievements in ten key
sports ranked BYU fourth in the nation behind
UCLA, USC, and Arizona State. BYU received a
bid to play in the Tangerine Bowl against Oklahoma
State on December 18, 1976. Coach and Athlete
Magazine named BYU Coach Karl Tucker National
Coach of the Year for all Spring Sports. Thirteen
present and past BYU students and faculty members
participated in the 1976 Olympics representing the
U.S. as well as several foreign countries. The list of
current students includes: Luis Hernandez — Track
(Mexico) Tito Steiner — Decathlon (Argentina)
LeLei Fonoimoana — Swimming (U.S.)
Former students and faculty members who partici-
pated include: Henry Marsh (U.S.), steeplechase:
Richard George (U.S.), javelin; Kresimir Cosic
(Yugoslavia), basketball; Phil Tollestrup (Canada),
basketball; Raimo Pihl (Sweden), decathlon; Lasse
Viren (Finland), track; L. Jay Silvester (U.S.),
discus; Jim Dusara, Press official for Tanzania.
Maria Garcia and Piero Ferracuti were chosen for
their countries' teams but could not attend the
Olympics for various reasons.
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BYU is not your typical college, it is unique in many
ways. Patriotism, respect, honesty, and courtesy
are expected of all BYU students. Women are en-
couraged to be feminine in dress and manner, the
men must comply with the hair code. BYU tuition is
cheaper and the BYU slang is unique. Not only do
the students grow in their academic knowlege, but
they also grow spiritually at BYU.
Editor,
Where else could this happen but on the BYU cam-
pus?
One year ago my son's wallet dropped out of his
pocket. His wallet contained close to $200 in cash,
an uncashed check worth about $100 plus all identi-
fication. To tell the truth, I thought he would never
find it, BYU or no BYU.
But lo the next day, my son checked at the lost and
found office and sure enough the wallet had been
turned in and not a dime missing. It surely renewed
my faith in people and my son said, "That could
only happen at BYU."
Then last week my daughter left her purse outside
a classroom. It contained only $20, but her car keys,
apartment keys, identification, etc. were there, too.
When she went back to get the purse, it was gone.
I thought, "No, she'll never find it. It couldn't hap-
pen twice."
The next day she checked at the lost and found and
again, it had been returned with nothing missing.
May the Lord bless those two fine students who
were brought up to be honest, and thanks to BYU
standards which instill such fine qualities within
the students.
Mrs. Jay Gledhill
Springville
"There is no need for automatic doors at BYU.
The guys out here work just fine!
Janet Pollard
Common BYU Phrases
"he's the one", "big man on campus", "y'all",
"that's the pits", "sweet spirit", "RM", "Zoobie",
"MRS Degree", "Dear John", "PDA", "do it",
"go for it (GFI)", "lengthen your stride", "Ernie's
Barn Grill", . . .
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The median tuition of 711 private colleges and uni-
versities for a full year is $2,367. Compare that to
the yearly tuition rate for LDS undergraduate stu-
dents at BYU, which is $720. The following list
mentions the current rates (per year) at various pri-
vate universities throughout the nation:
$4,050 Yale
$4,100 Harvard
$4,300 Princeton
$4,275 Stanford
$3,030 Notre Dame
$2,864 SMU
$2,160 Seattle
$ 720 BYU
BYU sets a style of their own. Dresses, sweaters,
blouses with skirts, slacks or modest pant suits, not
to include jeans, are the only acceptable women's
wear for attendance at classes. The intent of this
standard is to encourage women to wear comfort-
able yet distinctly feminine attire. We believe that
personal grooming and cleanliness, as well as the
clothes we wear, can be tremendous factors in the
standards we set and follow.
"The entire student body stops and faces the flag,
to share those few precious moments when the flag
is raised and the National Anthem is played. What
an inspiring and patriotic way to begin and end
each day at the Lord's University."
Robin Duncan
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Have you ever glanced at a very old Sears & Roe-
buck catalog, and been utterly amazed at the prices?
Do you remember when a loaf of bread was 10<r,
and a pair of shoes was $5? The list below contains
typical college expenses, and 50 years from now
(upon looking through your BYU Banyan for old
times sake), you might wish that you could see these
prices again.
TYPICAL BYU
EXPENSES
Beards are not acceptable. Mustaches are not en-
couraged, but if worn should be trimmed above the
corners of the mouth. Long or bushy sideburns are
not acceptable. Hair must be styled so that it does
not cover the ears, and it must be above the collar
in the back.
"I think the guys look better when their hair is
kept neat and groomed. At BYU, the guys look so
good because they have to keep their hair cut."
Pam Gabrial
"I think the hair code is a good idea.
Tammy Haynie
Album 5.80
Apple 15
Aspirin 89
Big Mac 78
Book of Mormon 1 .00
Books $$$$
BYU T-Shirt 4.95
Candy Bar 15
Disposable Razor 69
Drop Fee 3.00
Eight Track Tape 6.98
Film (126-20) 1.59
Gas (regular, self-serve) 55
Hawaiian Pizza (10") 2.60
Health Plan 10.00
Ink Pen 23
Men's Haircut 3.50
Movie 2.50
Notebook Paper (250 ct) 2.20
Nylons 59-2.79
Parking Sticker (B-Zone) 20.00
Pencil Eraser 25
Phone Bill $8 and up
Stamp 13
Soda Pop (can) 25
Sundance Season Ski-pass 85.00
Toothpaste (7 oz) 95
Women's Haircut 6.00
Yearbook 8.00
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Along with our diversified lifestyle comes a lively
interest in cultural opportunities. These may vary
from reading a Pulitzer-prize winning novel to the
excitement of attending the Mormon Arts Ball in
the HFAC. Justifiably, the HFAC is the nucleus of
the cultural events at BYU. The many plays, ly-
ceums, and lectures held and attended there are just
a few of the cultural opportunities that a BYU stu-
dent may enjoy on this campus. Following on the next
several pages are some of the events which high-
lighted the 1976-1977 school year.
Best Sellers at BYU
Some of the top selling books from the BYU Book-
store excluding church books were:
All the President's Men, Bernstein -Woodward
The Giving Tree, Shel Silverstein
The Greatest Salesman in the World, by Og Man-
dino
The Hiding Place, Corrie Ten Boon
The Hobbit, J.R.R. Tolkien
The Little Prince, de St. Exupery
The Memory Book, Loyayne and Lucas
Roughing It Easy, Diane Thomas
The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by
Robert M. Persig
Century II
The Mormon Arts Festival is considered by many
as the cultural event of the year at BYU. This year
it opened on March 18 with the annual Mormon
Arts Ball in the HFAC. Thousands of visitors from
across the U.S. visited BYU to view creative exhibits
and enjoy the best in music, drama and dance until
the Festival closed on April 11.
For the culturally-minded reader, Century II began
as a student journal and forum for commentary in
the fall of 1976. It is published monthly by the Aca-
demics Office of ASBYU. It consists mainly of
essays, editorial comments, reviews, research studies,
art and humor. Other than occasional articles by
professors, Century II is completely student pro-
duced. Most of the staff comes out of English 41 OR,
a class in editing and publishing skills.
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A Look into the
Fine Arts Center
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When one enters the doors of the
Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC), he
enters into a building with a world all
its own. Within the HFAC are oppor-
tunities that would be of interest to
anyone. You can lose yourself in the
paintings that are displayed throughout
or explore the nature of music usually
being performed in one concert hall or
another. If plays happen to interest
you, then you can relax in one of the
stage areas and view a live performance.
The HFAC is the foundation of all of
this. It is the hub of art, communi-
cations and culture at the Y.
Rick Nvc
THEATRE PRODUCTIONS
1976-1977
Whitlin', Whistlin' Brigade July 1
Our Town September 9
The White House September 29
Huebener October 7
As You Like It October 28
The Wild Duck November 1 1
Toad. . .! November 29
Harvey January 13
The Family Tree January 27
Death Of A Salesman February 17
It Is So March 3
The Would-Be Gentleman March 17
Dear Liar March 23
Peter Pan March 24
The Sweet Redemption Music Company May 5
Rashomon May 19
The Cherry Orchard June 9
Fantastiks July 28
Photos lor this section by
Rick Nve
Music Events 76-77
Musical Theatre Trio September 3
Faculty Woodwind Qunitet September 9
Barbara Crockett-piano September 14
David and Donna Dalton September 16
Brandt Curtis and Evan Davis September 22
Percy Kalt September 23
Chamber Orchestra and Choir September 28
Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Synthesis
September 30
Tokyo Symphony October 1
Nicholai Gedda October 6
Music Theatre October 7
Suzanne Macintosh and Margaret Van
Orman October 14
Music De Camera October 16
David Randall October 21
Prague String Quartet October 29
Symphonic Band and Women's Chorus
November 4
Jane Mortensen November 4
Percy Kalt and Margaret Van Orman
November 5
A Capella Choir November 5
Chuck Mangione and Synthesis November 5
Dan Heifetz November 10
Oratorio November 12
Chamber and Chorale November 16
Deseret String Quartet November 17
Symphonic Wind and Male Chorus November 18
Chamber Orchestra November 19
Thanksgiving Assembly November 23
Jazz Lab November 30
Graduate String Quartet December 1
Philharmonic Orchestra Concert December 3
Symphonic Orchestra and Chamber Ensemble
December 7
Christmas Midday December 8
A Capella Choir December 9
Nutcracker Ballet January 4
Clare Johnson January 13
Utah Symphony Orchestra January 19
David Randall January 20
Synthesis January 26
Achurarro January 27
World Of Dance January 28
Fredrica von Stade February 1
Male and Women's Chorus February 8
Olga Gardiner and Marian Monson February 10
Brandt Curtis and Evan Davis February 17
Magic Flute March 1
Bolshoi Ballet Opera and Balalaika Orchestra
March 2
Lazarri Berman March 5
ROTC Chorus March 8
Ricecare Chamber Music March 9
Symphonic Wind Ensemble March 10
Philharmonic Tour March 11-19
Morman Arts Festival March 16-April 2
A Cappella March 17
Richard Anderson March 23
Symphonic Band March 24
Deseret String Quartet March 25
Jose Molina and Bailes Espanoles March 30
Oratorio Concert and April Foils Concert April 1
Male Chorus April 5
Jazz Ensembles April 6
Chamber Ensemble Concert April 7
Chamber Orchestra April 8
University Chorale and Chamber Ensemble, April
12
Chamber Choir and Symphonic Orchestra April 14
AS YOU I.IKE IT
Movie Milestones
That's Entertainment November 30
Young Mr. Lincoln December 1
The Ox-Bow Incident December 2
Sounder December 3
2001 Space Odyssey December 7
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The 1976-1977 Theatre season was billed as a season of great
Drama. Many tried and true masterpieces such as, "Death of a
Salesman", "Our Town", and "As you Like It," as well as ex-
citing original scripts like Tom Roger's — "Huebener" — or Carol
Allred's — "The Family Tree" — were chosen for production.
On an ever-growing campus, the department of Theatre and
Cinematic Art kept abreast of the needs for academic and ar-
tistic growth. This season surpassed all previous seasons in play
attendance, class enrollment and quality of performance.
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Rssocicxted Students
Brigham Young University
Sloat, Stevenson
lead ASBYU
through "common sense" ideals
There is never a time when life stands still. There is never a
moment when opportunities cease. There are only occasions
when we fail to recognize the challenges before us. Awareness
of these challenges makes life exciting, and awareness of our
strengths enables us to triumph. Awareness of our challenge
to become a leader among the great universities of the world
gives us purpose, and awareness of our strength in unit will
allow us to fulfill this destiny. Students alone do not make a
university great, yet, without its students, a university is void
of purpose. Faculty alone do not make a university great, yet,
how is it possible to learn without a teacher? An administra-
tion alone does not make a university great, yet a ship at sea
will lose her direction without a captain at the helm. Our abili-
ty to work together as a complete university will determine
our future. Our awareness as students, faculty, and admin-
istration, of the challenges before us and the realization of
our combined strength, will provide BYU with the status she
richly deserves.
Randy Sloat
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Randy Sloat, ASBYU President
M. Sorenson
Patty Romney, ASBYU Executive Secretary
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Robert Stevenson, ASBYU Vice-President
Higbee
To be aware is to be alive
To live is to deal with life's challenges
To deal effectively with life's
challenges is to have joy, and
Man is that he might have joy.
Robert Stevenson
President's Office
lv?™^2™, J°r-n ^nd?,r,S?,"' J°hn Winkler- RandV Sloat* ASBYU President, Patty Romney, ASBYU Executive Secretary, June Thompson.
SECOND ROW: Evelyn Willmms, Heather Jardine, Mary Hutchings, Taunia Folkman, Helen Pergler, Rochelle Evans, Loleta Blassingill Tracy
Brownfield, Karen Scov.lle, Lon Chaffin. THIRD ROW: Carolee Bybee, Scott Wolfley, Debbie Fluckiger, Steve Gwilliam, Moe Lester, Peter Hawkins
Paul Hawkins, Rick Sloat. BACK ROW: Benny Wilkins, Brian Hawkes, John Bobo, John Chaffin, William Shupe
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Academics
FRONT ROW: Julie Wetzel. SECOND ROW:
Monte Stiles, Becky Thomas, Joe Watkins, Lisa
Lindsay, William Shupe. BACK ROW: Fauna
Costner, Jim Harston, Bill Sadleir, Academics
V.P., Larry Hatton, Bruce Snow.
Culture
FRONT ROW: Bonnie Belcoe, Debbie Menden-
hall, Jody-Lynn Gabriele, Margaret Hunt,
Rebecca Barron, Cary Stevens, Gere Ladue.
SECOND ROW: Joan Kleinke. Harold Hansen,
Mark Ziegler, Cynthia Jensen, Shawna Merrell,
Culture V.P., David Nielson, Sheila Flamm.
BACK ROW: Ric Page, Jill Romney.
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Social
FRONT ROW: Becky Grist, Steve Dickey,
Bud Hydeman, Debbie Groesbeck. SECOND
ROW: Jody Foules, Janece Moody, Gregg
Wright, Social V.P., T. Hope Leckie. THIRD
ROW: Rica Lauper, Vickie Bradley, Susie
Ganiere, Chuck Kennedy, Lisa Cartwright,
Tammy Haymie, Jerry Reed. FOURTH ROW:
Sue Cutler, Kristine Hendry, Jan Heflin, Shelley
Bingham, Susan Call, Susi Keller, Janet Sim-
mons, Pam Tuttle, Diane Williams. FIFTH
ROW: Kathy Robison, David Bobo, Shon Prest-
wich, Susan Nate, Lauri Whipple, Mark Sargent,
Bill Sattree, Doug Bassett, Cindy Osborn. BACK
ROW: Jon Anderson, Rick English, Russ Tan-
ner, Bryan Russell, Ken Lovell, Wilson Blatch-
ford, Sande Golightly, Scott Wolfley, Doug
Lang, Vern Woodbury, Vonn Jenkins.
Women's
FRONT ROW: Norma Clifton, Kathy
Collier. SECOND ROW: Karen Bybee, Julie
Marks, Dianne Curtis, Women's V.P., Carla
Gibson, Joanie Swimme, Karen Hill. BACK
ROW: Patti Binns, Lacey Driggers, Tarn Hor-
vath, Shari Perkins.
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Athletics
FRONT ROW: Blaine Jacobsen, Curt Brambee, Steve Nissle, Athletics V.P.,
Kama Hoffa. Betty Jo Cook, Dara Hoffa, Rachel Scott. SECOND ROW:
Mark Johnson, Spencer Mack, Lynette Stapley, Trudi Wilsted, Lynn Grebe,
Laurie Olson, Dave Kerns, Jan Anderson, Lynn Romney, Gwen Dana, Steve
Mack, Cindy Davis, Mark Martin. THIRD ROW: Paul Fletcher, Sandy
Robbins, Richard Lee. BACK ROW: Mark Lineback, Don Schiess, Ann
Romney, Jim Cutler, Rulon Larsen. Shelly Boyd, Karen Dart, Sterling
Jensen, Zan Peterson, Greg Davis.
Student Community Services
FRONT ROW: Bonnie Laird. SECOND ROW: Mike Page, Erin Gee,
Raymond Kolb, Scott Mclntier. THIRD ROW:Karen Reid, Student Com-
munity Services V.P., Kathleen Alexander, Robert Hamilton, Valerie
Stephenson, Sylvia Taylor. BACK ROW: Connie Laird.
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Finance
FRONT ROW: Leon Bybee, Greg Lister. SECOND ROW. Doug Jacobs.
THIRD ROW: Dave Whittle, Sterling Jenson, Finance V.P. BACK ROW:
Kevin Johnston.
Organizations
FRONT ROW: Dave Kelly, Organizations V.P. SECOND ROW: Randy
Haire, Kay Carattini, Todd King. BACK ROW: Bob Hare, David Hor-
Iacher.
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Ombudsman
FRONT ROW: Ken Olson, Tim Hanberg, Jordan
Burns, Janeen Hutchinson, Elizabeth Hawkes, Donna
Lallatin, Kenneth Plant, Ombudsman, Kathleen Day,
Sherrie Cleverly, Mark Spurgiesz, Mila Mitchell, Cal-
lean Kowallis. BACK ROW: Kent Mohlman, Brad
Whitaker, Rob Wall, Reed Mon, Russ Edwards, Doug
Smith, Jim Engebretsen, Dave Robbins, Steve Nielsen,
Lee Passey, Gary Crane.
Supreme Court
FRONT ROW: Gary Crittenden. BACK ROW: Mike
Coombs, Becky Jenkins, Eric Facer.
ASBYU Activity Advisers
FRONT ROW: Marjorie McEntire, Joan Kleinke.
BACK ROW: Allen Ludlow, Mike Whitaker, Jay
Irvine.
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Attorney General
FRONT ROW: John Chaffin, ASBYU Attorney
General. SECOND ROW: Jay Jensen, Jeff Smith,
Rick Starr, Larry Neal, Robin Duncan, John Nelson,
Tracey Snoyer. BACK ROW: Kirk Cullimore, Bobby
Goodman, Mark Packer, Kim Balls, Mike Biehl, Jon
Turner, Robert Godwin, Ken Anderson.
Student Defenders
FRONT ROW: June Babiracki, Steve Hall. BACK
ROW: Calvin Moffett, Pat O'Neil, Gary Dodge, Shelly
Edling, Heber Teerlink.
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political involvement '76
Justin Stewart
Doug Bischoff
"I hope that whoever is
elected and dominates the
presidency or Congress, will
have the wisdom to continue
this nation as a rising sun, and
not a setting sun.
R. Kofoa
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The presidential candidates
aren't really the people's choice.
They are just what we have to
choose from."
Jerry Johnson
"I registered to vote because I
feel it is my obligation as a
citizen and member of the
church to prayerfully select
those people who I feel will do
the best job for this country."
Kirk Proctor
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enterprise system."
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"Let's watch what
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what they say!"
343
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Merrill J. Bateman
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D. Marks
347
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concerts
The Social Office took a turn for
the better during 1976 when they moved the
England Dan-John Ford Coley pillow concert
to the Marriott Center. The festival
sealing arrangement, a first for BYU.
helped to create more crowd participation
and lessen ihe headaches of standing in line
for tickets.
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G. Jensen
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J. Bozung
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352
M. Sorenson
R. Christensen
R. Christensen
353
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Steve
Martin
355
athletics
"You have to take the jump like you were
going off a tramp, then move in the air
like you were skiing, then land like you
were on a tramp."
Bob Bills
K-2 Ski Ramp Team
"If God would have intended man to stay
on the ground, He would have given him
roots."
Park Smalley
K-2 Ski Ramp Team
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"The pressure's really on during half-time
when you sit in card stunt. It's really fun,
I just wish I could see it!"
Janis Lyans
357
D. Marks
D. Marks
G. Jensen
"I had a great time getting
white-washed at the 'Y'!"
Tina Bruschke
359
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"Everyone should have the
same type of spirit that is
displayed by the Cougar
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Nancy Barker
"Before the Cougarettes go
on the field, each person goes
over the routine 100 times in
their mind. We're all out there
together and we want to be
the best we can be."
Nykola Andrus
Photos by M. Sorenson
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'cougar band spirit yeah!"
R. Kofoed
D. Marks
R. Kofoed
R. Kofoed
361
"Card stunt section is a great
way to let your true colors show
through."
Mark Schofield
"Cosmo is a football team in
himself. You should see him
kick the football through the
goalposts at half-time!"
Janet Pollard
M. Sorenson
363
culture
"Concerts Impromptu provide
quality entertainment for the
best price in town, free!"
Mark Schofield
Photos by D. Marks
364
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R. Marble
365
frolics '76
Photos by G. Jensen
"I enjoyed frolics. BYU has a lot of talent.
The performers were very energetic!"
Nancy Hinsdale
367
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"Shakespeare had a remarkable ability to
bring to life the characters in his plays.
Every aspect of life — happiness, love,
sorrow, hatred, is vibrant."
Bill Sadleir
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BYU students lead
nation in
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374
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ombudsman
"The Ombudsman's Office is
people helping other people to
solve their problems. We don't
play the role of student
advocate; we just try to help
the student understand all the
facts in the issue of concern."
376
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finance
"The experience I've gained working in the
Finance Office will forever aid me in my
dealings in business and finance."
Kevin Johnston
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"The ticket distribution speak-
out was good because it made
the Athletic Office more aware
of student viewpoints and
made the students more aware
of how distribution really
works."
Trudy Wilsted
J. Bozung
G. Dickson
J. Bozung
speak-outs move
to memorial lounge
378
1976-77 ASBYU Executive Counsel
Randy Sloat, ASBYU President
Robert Stevenson, ASBYU Vice-President
Patty Romney, Executive Secretary
Bill Sadleir, Academics
Steve Nissle, Athletics
Karen Reid, Community Services
Shawna Merrell, Culture
Sterling Jensen, Finance
Ken Plant, Ombudsman
David Kelley, Organizations
Greg Wright, Social
Dianne Curtis, Women's
379
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campus
organizations
Diversity is the key word when it comes
to campus organizations. There are more
than 125 clubs with total memberships
amounting to several thousand students
at the Y.
Clubs play a major role in the lives of
many of these students, who donate
their time, money and efforts to the
perpetration of the clubs ideals and goals.
Participating in clubs is as much a part
of the learning process as reading an Eng-
lish novel or doing a chem experiment.
And their importance to Brigham Young
University should not be denied or be-
littled.
Each of us develops separately and in
our own way. Clubs provide one of these
ways for achieving self-fullfillment and
excellence in the educational process.
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Campus Organizations
with common interests to asso-
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Ag. and Horticulture
Ag. Economics Association
40
35
Alpha Epsilon Delta
20
"There are many western people
Alpha Kappa Delta
8
in this area that's why we have the
Alpha Phi Omega
45
club. We have fun and enjoy the
Alpha Zeta
30
western culture."
Alpine Club
25
Steve Heap
Amateur Radio Club
10
Arizona Club
President
American Institute for Design
and Drafting
American Institute of
40
"We participate in such service
Chemical Engineering
American Society of Civil
120
BPH
projects as the blood bank, Red
Engineers
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American Society of Interior
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Designers
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American Society for
too, like Spock Alley at Hal-
Personnel Administration
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Jackie Moore
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American Theatre Student
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League
10
Angel Flight
Anthropology-Archaeology
Club
60
20
"Atari-Go is an ancient oriental
Arizona Club
100
game, probably four or five thou-
Army Sponsor Corp
50
sand years old. It has as much or
Arnold Air Society
40
more strategy to it as chess."
Associated General Contractors
Association of Star Trek
25
35
Bruce Webster
Atari-Go Club
Association for Computing
President
Machinery
10
Association of U.S. Army
Atari-Go Club
70
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Baptist Student Union
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Ballet Folklorico Latino
25
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BYU Block and Bridle Club
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Blue Key
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Carolina-Georgia Student
Association
Chess and Checkers Club
Chi Triellas
Chinese Language Society
Chinese Student Association
Circolo Studentesco Italiano
College Reupublicans
Comic Art Society
Cougar Club
Cougar Racquetball Club
Guidance and Counseling Association
Der Studentenkreis
Deseret Towers Council
El Nadil Arabi
Emergency Unit
Engineering-Technology Joint
Council
English Circle
English Department Graduate
Student Association
Etta Kappa Nu
Family Economics and Home
Management Student Development
Association
Family Studies Student
Association
Finnish Club
The Flying Cougars
The Foilers
Gamma Theta Upsilon
Gradalis
Helaman Halls Council
Horselovers and Equestrian Club
Heritage Halls Council
Institute of Electrical and
Electronic Engineers
Intercollegiate Knights
Intercollegiate Order of
Guinevere
Intermountain Scuba Divers
International Student Association
Japanese Club
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'The most important aspect of
Intercollegiate Order of Guin-
evere (IOG) is the service we give
and the unity we build within the
group. I think each of us has a
certain area within our souls that
needs to be filled with service.
IOG fills that void."
Kathleen Smouse
President
"We attract those who are inter-
ested in politics and want to get
involved. We want anyone who is
even remotely interested in the
government, and that should be
everyone on campus. People need
to get more involved in the govern-
mental process."
Dennis Olson
College Republicans
President
"We coordinate and spearhead
policy decisions and joint projects
of the nine engineering-technol-
ogy organizations. Our member-
ship is composed of the club presi-
dents in the Engineering College.
They meet and try to keep com-
munication lines open."
Brent Bingham
Engineering Tech. Jt. Counc
President
"One of the goals of our club is
to make us better pilots. We talk
about ways we can become more
safety-conscious."
Gary Lynn
The Flying Cougars
President
"International Student Associa-
tion is mainly for the improve-
ment of the relationships between
American students and non-
American students. And to help
American students understand
other cultures."
Usama Samhuri
President
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"Our kids are excited about the
club and learning new dances.
And they are excited about
performing."
Rob Cahoon
Jitterbug Club
President
"After pushing a pencil around
all day, it's good to go work out
your frustrations. You learn a lot
of self-control in karate that
helps you become a better person
mentally and physically."
Gary House
Karate Club
President
"Our purpose is to prepare people
to enter Chiropractic School.
Out of our 60 members, 1 5 will be
entering it. One of our functions
is to educate people on campus
that chiropractors aren't quacks."
DeLynn Hansen
Pre-Chiropractic Assoc.
President
"You get a great deal of
association with other Rugby
players and students in high
physical condition. It gives you
an opportunity to develop talents
and represent BYU not only in
Provo, but throughout the U.S."
Elden Archibald
Rugby Club
President
"The aims of Samuel Hall are for
the mutual exchange of ideas, the
stimulation of thought and the
promotion of individual growth
in the social, cultural, athletic
and spiritual realms as well as
the perpetuation of valuable
friendships.
Matthew Warner
Samuel Hall Society
President
Jitterbug Club
Judo Club
Karate Club
Korean Student Association
Law Enforcement Association
Law Partners
MBA Association
MPA Association
Modesto Club
Omicron Nu
Oranje Club
Organizacao Brasileiro Americano
Society for the Better Understanding
of Israel
Phi Alpha Theta
Phi Eta Sigma
Society of Physics Students
Pi Delta Phi
Pi Sigma Alpha
Polynesian Club
Pre-Chiropractic Association
Pre-Dental Club
Pre-Law Association
Pre-Optometry Club
Pre- Veterinary Club
Psi Chi
Professional Marketing Association
Public Relations Society of America
Rugby Club
The SW Club
Samuel Hall Society
The Semper Fidelis Society
Shotokan Karate at BYU
Sigma Delta Chi
Sigma Epsilon
Skateboarder Club
Ski Racing Club
Skydivers at BYU
Slavic Club
65
30
50
15
20
120
123
122
60
50
25
50
20
20
200
22
30
20
50
60
50
200
20
50
20
15
35
25
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Smith Cousins Society 30
Soccer Club 40
Society for Individual Liberty 25
Society of Manufacturing
Engineers 40
Society for Range Management 20
Sportscar Club 32
Student Agricultural Council 15
Student Council for Exceptional
Children 30
Student Dietetics Club 15
Student Education Association 52
Student Nurses Association 320
Tae Kwon Do 16
Tau Beta Pi 42
Technology Branch of the IEEE 55
Teaching English as a Second
Language 25
Thai Student Association 15
Tribe of Many Feathers 90
Undergraduate Financial
Organization 25
University Design Group 31
Upsilon Pi Epsilon 15
Vakhnom Culture Unit 84
The Wildlife Society 25
Y Squares 30
Yoga 6
Young Democrats 50
"We are organized for the sports
minded people. We play football,
volleyball, intramurals, etc.. We
strive for balance between the
spiritual, social, academic,
cultural and physical aspects of
life."
Jolene Winn
SW Club
President
"The best part of the Sky Divers
Club is the challenge of
overcoming nature and gravity.
After that it just becomes plain
fun."
William Woodward
President
"It's a professional organization
that establishes the designer as a
professional. Being a member
shows that the designer has had
adequate training and has been
tested for the various abilities
required of a designer."
Mignon Nicol
American Society of
Interior Designers
"Our club provides a better
understanding of theatre and its
purposes, especially in the
gospel. It creates a brotherhood
among theatre interested
students."
Liza Zenni
American Theatre
Student League
President
"We have a good club because we
are able to associate with so many
people and have fun with everyone.
We dance once a week and even
go dancing with different clubs
from all over the state.
Elaine Grubstad
Y Squares
President
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Much of student life takes place in the Wilkinson Center;
the nerve center for extra-curricular involvement. Students
crowd the Wilk between classes to get ice cream at the Cou-
gareat, study in the Memorial Lounge or brouse in the book-
store. Students also take advantage of the games center, the
hobby shop, the post office, the barbershop, the Lost and
Found and many other services.
386
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Along the highway of life we're all travelling, each of us at B YU has
decided to take the road that leads to a higher education and a
keener mind. We could say we pit-stopped in Provo, Utah to spend
a semester or two at Brigham Young University.
388
The year has now come and gone and it's time to pack our bags and
travel on to another destination. As we go, we'll take with us the
experiences of going to classes, learning, experimenting and
discovering.
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No doubt we've been tested during the past year. Especially our
minds- they've been stretched, expanded and racked with pain.
At times, the intensity of concentration seemed unbearable.
390
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Can you still remember finals and when you told your roommate
you didn't think you'd make this one through?
391
Yes, things did occasionally get rough. But, despite all, we hung in there. We made it!
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our hearts, mights, minds and souls.
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be over, but don't ever tell yourself your education is finished. Use
those tools you've mastered in your particular fields to take it upon
yourself to help build a better world.
394
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What is the essence of an education anyway? To each of us it means
something different. Whatever it means to you, appreciate it — you'll
need it along the road ahead because you're the hope of the years
tO COme. — Kayna Kemp
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Our Adviser — Dr. Merwin Fairbanks
Photos OPPOSITE PAGE-TOP LEFT: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Section Editors-Ranae Cahoon, Margo Rollins. Dorothy Smith, Lydia Wilcox. TOP
RIGHT: Photographers-FRONT ROW; John Bozung. Doug Murray. 2ND ROW; Robert Kofoed. 3RD ROW; Robert Dav is Mike Sorenson Ml Hig-
bee. 4TH ROW; Gary Jensen, Reese Christensen. NOT PICTURED; Guy Dickson and Rod Marble. BOTTOM: Staff-FRONT ROW (LEFT TO
RIGHT) Robin Duncan, Julie Bench, Cathy Muxo, Catherine Moon. Randy Lizak. 2ND ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Steve Thomsen. Olivia Kieboom.
Sheri Clarke, Jan Jones, Eddie Kanet, Pam Tuttle.
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I would like to express my appreciation
and thanks to the photography staff, for
the professional manner in which they
conducted themselves and for that same
quality they strived for in their work.
Countless hours went into photo-
graphing, processing and printing
the quality work in this book.
At the end of Winter semester
1976 my efforts were to recruit
the best photographers BYU had
to help me produce the 1977
BANYAN. If I had to do it all
over again I would pick the
same people.
Gary Jensen, Senior
Jill Higbee, Senior
Mike Sorenson, Senior
Guy Dickson, Senior
Robert Kofoed, Senior
Reese Christensen, Senior
John Bozung, Sophomore
Rod Marble, Sophomore
Robert Davis, Freshman
Doug Murray, Freshman
David E. Marks
EDITOR
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KAYNA KEMP
Since beginning this book back in
August, I feel I've grown as editor
from a small child into an adult; just
as the book has grown from page one
to page 416. No doubt, there's been a
struggle to get to the end. There were
days that turned into nights and then
into the next day again with no break
in between. But, with a book this size,
times like those were to be expected —
it's part of the job. However, I must
admit that I had a lot of things going
my way to help tame the job some —
photographers who are the best to be
found anywhere in Utah; a staff which
worked hard and put in hours of dedi-
cated service; section editors who
listened well and even got up on Fri-
day mornings for 7 a.m. editor's meet-
ings (for a while anyway!), a concerned
adviser and Dave, who willingly (most
of the time) carried his load and some-
times mine too. Lastly, I had the
faith and determination to make this
the best book ever produced at BYU.
I'm not disappointed either; I think
this is a fantastic book. And I hope
that you, the readers, can say the
same. If so, it's been worth every
minute of the struggle.
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editors
DAVID MARKS
Being the editor of a yearbook has been an experience I'll never forget. Mainly because of the great
people I've worked with. They are outstanding individuals with the desire to carry their load and
endure to the end. This yearbook is the fourth one I have been involved with and in comparison
has been the easiest. The reason for that is the way my co-editor, Kayna Kemp has organized her
share of the book and supervised the staff members. I don't want to brag, but I will; this has got to
be the best yearbook BYU has ever seen. I'm glad its my last because I don't feel that this quality
of book could be reached again. I hope you like it too. Bye Bye fatheads!
405
Abbott, Patrice, 262
Abel, Reese A., 262
Abia, Anne J. , 262
Abraham, Leona H. , 240
Abrams, James J., 240
Accetta, FlaviaM., 240
Adair, Robin L. , 240
Adams, Allen H. , 144,262
Adams, Barbara, 240
Adams, Deanna, 262
Adams, GaryL., 262
Adams, Janice L. , 240
Adams, Jeri J. , 262
Adams, JoanV., 262
Adams, Karen, 262
Adams, Karen L. , 240
Adams, Michael A., 169
Adams, Randall D., 240
Adeleke, Emmanuel A., 168
Adleson, Cheryl J., 240
Affelt, April E. , 240
Ahlgren, Ralph B. II, 262
Ahlstrom, Tom H. , 212
Ah- You, Pometi, 168
Ainscough, John P. , 262
Airmet, Wayne S., 86
Akins, Mary J. , 240
Aldous, Valerie K. , 212
Aldridge, Daniel P. , 90
Aldridge, Patricia L. , 212
Alexander, DeonJ., 212
Alexander, Kathleen L. , 334
Alford, Kenneth L. , 262
Allan, Mary, 212
Alleman, Debra, 262
Alleman, Kristine, 212
Allen, Gerry A., 240
Allen, Lester, 14
Allen, Marrae, 240
Allen, Mary E. , 262
Allen, Mary J. , 262
Allen, Richard J., 262
Allen, Sheryl L. , 212
Allphin, John S., 169
Allred, Anita, 212
Allred, Brent M., 262
Allred, Sharon K. ,
Allred, ShawnaL. ,
Altier, Rick, 262
Alvey, Bill, 212
Alvis, Laverne, 73
Ameling, Karen A . ,
Amoriam, Carlos A. S., 160
Andelin, Jim F. , 86
Andelin, Joan E. , 86
Andelin, Wallis E. , 169
Andersen, Douglas O., 21
Andersen, Jane, 262
Andersen, Linda D., 262
Andersen, Suzette L. , 212
Anderson, Ann E. , 212
Anderson, Arlene, 212
Anderson, Blaine, 169
Anderson, Christie, 262
Anderson, Diane H. , 262
Anderson, Gregorys., 167
Anderson, Harry, 167
Anderson, Jan, 334
Anderson, Jan, 212,334
Anderson, Jerald L. , 262
Anderson, Jon D. , 331,333
Anderson, Jonathan C, 262
Anderson, Joseph A., 86,88
Anderson, Karen E. , 240
Anderson, Ken L. , 337
Anderson, KerriD., 212
Anderson, Kreston, 262
Anderson, KurtD., 262
Anderson, Linda C, 262
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262
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Anderson, LisaS., 262
Anderson, Marilyn, 212
Anderson, MaritK., 212
Anderson, Patricia, 169
Anderson, Rick W. , 262
Anderson, Sharon M. , 262
Anderson, Stephen M., 262
Anderson, Teri L. , 240
Anderson, Tim IV, , 168
Anderson, Wendy M. , 240
Andreason, Maria R. , 212,240
Andrews, Julie, 262
Andrus, Jolene, 212
Andrus, Nykola, 240,360
Andrus, Shauna, 177
Ane, Neal B. , 166
Angerhoter, Norman, 262
Apgood, D. Christine, 262
Apostol, Kip C, 166
Arbour, Cheryl A . , 240
Archibald, Elden B. , 168,384
Archibald, Margaret A . , 240
Argyle, David W., 169,262
Armitage, Laurie B. , 166
Armstrong, Douglas K. , 240
Armstrong, Melody Jr. , 262
Armstrong, Meredith C, 240
Arnold, David A., 212
Arnold, Frank, 167
Arnold, Marilyn, 187
Arnold, Robert M., 86,88
Arrington, Norma R. , 111
Ashton, Caren D. , 212
Astle, Craig D., 212
Astle, Janet C. W., 262
Astle, Kenneth R. , 168
Aston, Lisa M., 212
Atterton, Diane C, 212
Atwood, Deedan L. , 240
Austin, Daniel A., 213
Austin, Gregory E. , 189
Austin, Susan J., 263
Axelgard, Robyn M. R. , 37
Babiracki, June I. , 337
Bacastow, Laurie J., 263
Baccetti, Kathleen Y. , 263
Baer, Michael V., 213
Bagley, Mark B. , 263
Bailey, Floyd A., 263
Bailey, Kim M., 213
Bailey, Lisa C. , 166
Bailey, Melodie K. , 213
Bailey, Robert L. , 263
Bailey, Sally J., 213
Bailey, Stephen L. , 263
Bailey, Steven M., 263
Bailey, Teresa, 263
Bailey, Teri D., 263
Baird, Arnel R., 263
Baird, Catherine, 263
Baird, Cheri J., 263
Bake, Mathew L. , 167
Baker, Corirme L. , 240
Baker, Debra S., 263
Baker, Garth L. , 169
Baker, Jeffrey L. , 240
Baker, Larell B. , 86
Baker, Lori A . , 86
Baker, Luain G. , 86
Baker, Pamela A., 263
Baldridge, Steve, 263
Baldwin, Judith A . , 263
Baldwin, Melinda, 240
Baldwin, Rey, 87
Balfour, Susan V. , 213
Ball, Barbara A., 263
Ballard, Kathryn E. , 213
Ballif, Jae R., 15,189
Balls, Kim G. , 240,337
Banfield, Loraine T. , 213
Banks, Janene, 213
Barbone, Theresa, 213,263
Barker, Nancy, 360
Barlow, John H., 168
Barlow, Lisa, 263
Barnes, Rae A., 213
Barnett, Owen, 313
Barney, Allison K. , 213
Barney, Cindy, 263
Barney, Ruth E. , 213
Barney, Sally D., 213
Barnhardt, Emma L. , 213
Baron, Rebecca, 332
Baros, Rose M. , 240
Barra, Dianna L. , 213
Barreau, Linda J. , 213
Barrett, Brett P. , 213
Barry, James W., 169
Bartholomew, Janice, 213
Barthule, Sharon A., 167,263
Bartlett, Anita J., 263
Bartlett, Kristine A., 263
Bartlome, Don R. , 240
Barton, Janice, 213
Barton, John R. , 213
Barton, Joseph A., 263
Barton, Kathryn M. , 240
Bassett, Douglas R. , 333
Bastian, Arthur L. , 86,88,213
Bastian, Cherisse, 213
Bateman, Merrill J. , 14,344
Bates, Cheryl A., 241
Bates, Loralee, 241
Baugh, Tracey L. , 213
Baxter, Douglas C, 263
Beach, Ronald A., 263
Beall, Bradly C, 168,263
Beam, Julie, 167
Bean, Jere L. , 263
Bean, Kendall, 263
Bean, Lori J. , 263
Bean, Miriam R. , 213,263
Beatie, Christopher D. , 263
Beck, Debbie, 213
Beck, Julie A., 167
Beck, Rosa L. , 263
Beck, Russell A., 166
Becker, Marcyne, 241
Beckstead, Beverly R. , 241
Beeton, Janis R. , 263
Begay, Lenora H. , 213
Begley, Sandra M., 241
Behrmann, Fredrick H. , 169
Behunin, Tanya J., 240
Belcoe, Bonnie, 332
Beliveau, Linda M. , 241
Bell, Daurell H. , 263
Bell, Diane M. , 213
Belliston, Edward G. 263
Belnap, Mark E. , 263
Bemis, Janell M. , 213
Bench, Carolyn, 263
Bench, Julie C, 397
Benee, Sam, 168
Bennett, Debbie L. , 169
Bennett, John C, 166
Bennett, Kevin R., 263
Bennion, Kathleen, 264
Benson, Bridgett, 213
Benson, Brooke L. , 213
Benson, Christine D., 264
Benson, Cynthia D., 264
Benson, MarjorieS., 241,264
Benson, Roseanne, 169
Bentley, Elaine, 264
Bentley, Richard L. , 264
Berg, Leon D. , 264
Berge, Brenda L. , 264
Bergeson, Jan, 241,264
Bergevin, Marilyn D., 264
Berglund, AlanM., 241
Beritzhoff, Lisa, 166
Bernardy, Joseph E. , 264
Berntsen, Mark F. , 166
Berrett, Cynthia J., 213
Berrett, Rick, 169
Berrio, Lincohol F. , 213
Berry, Lydia, 241
Berry, Samuel E. , 264
Berry, Tamilyn, 264
Bertoneau, L. , 86
Bertonneau, CielM., 241
Bestor, Rollie, 169
Bethers, Russell R. , 213
Betteridge, MerileeJ., 264
Betts, Sharon M. , 241
Beus, Ray W. , 241
Beus, Sharon, 213
Bevan, Susan V. , 264
Biddy, Robert D., 166
Biehl, Michael, 337
Bigler, Leslie I. , 264
Bileen, Laverna, 241
Bileski, Cynthia A., 264
Billick, Brian H. , 130, 166
Billington, JohnD., 166
Bills, Bob, 337
Bills, Steven C, 241
Bingham, Brent V. , 264,383
Bingham, Glenn G., 264
Bingham, Shelly A., 214,333
Binns, Patti, 333
Bird, Karene K. , 264
Bird, Ronald W., 241
Bird, Stephen W. , 169
Birnel, William R., 264
Bischoff, Doug, 339
Bischoff, Janet, 241
Bishop, Beverly, 167
Bishop, Jane A., 214
Bishop, Teresa J., 241
Bitter, Janine, 241
Bitter, Lance O., 214
Black, Dorothy K. , 169
Black, Janae, 214
Black, Joel D. , 214,264
Black, Julie B. , 241
Black, Nanette, 274
Blackburn, Denise, 241
Blair, James C. Ill, ,167
Blaisdell, Kieth L. , 264
Blaisdell, Mark H. , 241
Blake, Cynthia A., 241
Blake, Debora S., 214
Blake, Perry Z., 264
Blake, Russell, L. , 241
Blakely, Carolyn E. D., 214
Blakely, Gary M. , 241
Blakely, Greg A., 214
Blakely, Robert A., 241
Blanc, Jeffrey L. , 166
Blank, Karen L. , 264
Blankenagel, John A., 214
Blassingill, Loleta E. , 331
Blatchford, Wilson N., 214,333
Bleak, KimberlyA., 214
Bleak, Scott B. , 166
Bliss, Mark E. , 214
Blomquist, Dennis L. , 264
Blomquist, Linda R. , 214
Blose, Deborah A., 264
Blosil, Brian R., 168
Bloxham, Tawna, 214
Blumell, Deborah J., 241
Bobo, David L. , 333
Bobo, John L. , 331
Bobo, Johnnie Y. , 214,264
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Bodily, Margaret A., 214
Bogardus, David W. , 241
Bohnet, Lisa M., 214
Boice, MonaL., 214
Bolick, Robert L. , 265
Bolingbroke, Jill, 169
Bolton, Aleta E. , 214
Bolton, Brenda G., 214
Bolton, William D., 214
Bond, Rebekah J., 241
Bone, Marie, 169,166
Boogert, Bonnie, 214
Booth, Ellen E. , 214
Borg, Nancy L. , 265
Borgholthaus, Scott E. , 242
Bosler, Brace E. , 242
Bosley, Raye J., 214
Boucher, Dale W. , 86,88
Boudwin, Randy R., 265
Boughton, Kathleen J., 242
Bowden, Janet A., 214
Bowden, LadonnaP., 214,265
Bowen, Barbara L. , 214
Bowen, Donald R. , 242
Bowers, CherieJ., 242
Bowers, Katherine, 214
Bowlsby, R. Bruce, 169
Bowman, Lisa, 265
Bowman, Patricia G., 242
Bowman, RoyD., 265
Bown, Ann, 169
Bowthorpe, Debra L. , 242
Boyce, Wayne B. , 265
Boyd, Linda J. , 166
Boyd, Shelly K. , 334
Boyer, Ernest F., 90
Boyer, Kathryn M. , 265
Boyer, Lamar G., 167
Boynd, Denny, 166
Boyson, Betty D. , 242
Boyson, Rhodes, 345
Bozung, JohnH., 265,397,401
Bozung, William E. , 242
Braden, Cory, 265
Bradford, David R., 242
Bradford, Perry D., 166
Bradley, Lisa D., 242
Bradley, Vickie L. , 265,333
Bradshaw, Richard, 313
Brady, Tony, 168
Brambee, Curt, 334
Brannan, Michael A . , 167,242
Brannock, Valerie, 242
Brantzeg, Carrie A., 214
Brayley, Russell E. , 242
Breach, Brandon F., 214
Brent, Deborah L. , 242
Brent, Sherrie E. , 214
Brewer, Stephen H. , 166
Bridge, Phyllis K. , 214
Bridger, Brenda A . , 214
Bridger, Terri K. , 242
Brimhall, Kerry J., 265
Brimhall, Ruth A., 215
Brinkerhoff, Roberta J., 242
Brinton, Gayle, 242
Broberg, DarlaJ., 242
Brookhouser, Roberta J., 215
Brooks, David D., 215
Brooks, Dean J., 265
Brooks, Dennis D., 242
Brooks, Jacqueline J. , 362
Brooksby, Denae R. , 215,242
Brooksby, Kylelynn, 242
Brooksby, Robin J., 88,215
Brown, Cheryl L. L. , 242
Brown, Clayton L. , 166
Brown, Darwin W. Jr., 242
Brown, Deana R. , 86
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Debra S., 86
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Judith C, 215
Karen L. , 169
Lonnie L. , 168
Matt, 168
Randy J., 265
Reed, 166
Robert W., 265
Susan R., 166,242
Theresa R., 215
Brownfield, Tracy D., 215,331
Browning, LynetteJ., 265
Bruin, Terri L. , 215
Branson, Lynnette, 215
Brunson, Pennie, 242
Bruschke, Tina, 359,362
Brush, Karen L., 215
Bryant, CaryL., 265
Bryant, Rebecca J., 265
Buchanan, Robin S., 168
Buckle, Jeanine, 265
Buckley, Jill, 265
Buckner, Cari L. , 215
Budden, Gayla R., 242
Budge, Lori, 215
Budge, Mark, 265
Budge, Tracy J., 215
Bugg, Tom, 169
Bullock, Shauna R., 242
Bunting, Kaylene, 262
Burdett, Lorraine, 86
Burdine, Richard C, 215
Burger, Wendy, 166
Burgess, Andrew K. , 166
Burmeister, William, 265
Burnett, Anne, 265
Burnett, Wendy, 91
Burns, Jordan K. , 336
Burns, Judy L. , 265
Burns, Kathy R., 242
Burr, Brenda L. , 265
Burrows, Steven N. , 215
Burrows, Tracy, 242
Burrap, Brenda, 265
Burrap, Percy, 313
Burton, Bradford S., 97,242
Burton, Gayle A . , 86
Burton, Jeffreys., 168
Burton, JohnT., 215
Burton, Stacy, 265
Busby, Jerry S., 243
Bushman, NephiW., 215
Busselberg, Kurt M. , 215
Bustos, Valentina, 265
Butkus, Cathy J., 215
Butler, Suzanne H. , 265
Butterworth, Ed, 402
Bybee, Carolee, 331
Bybee, David G., 265
Bybee, Jay S., 215
Bybee, Karen, 333
Bybee, Leon R., 335
Byrd, Alison V. , 265
Cabanillas, DemetrioC, 169
Cable, Tina D., 265
Cabmi, L. , 91
Caceres, Margarita, 265
Cahoon, Grant B. , 265
Cahoon, Ranae, 397
Cahoon, Richard W., 215
Cahoon, Robert B., 384
Cahoon, Robert M.
Caimi, Liliana M. ,
Caine, Julia, 313
Caldwell, Leslie K. , 215,265
Call, Bradley, A., 265
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Call, Curtis E. , 169
Call, Douglas C, 265
Call, Freida, 215
Call, Nancy, 36
Call, Nancy R. , 36
Call, Susan, 243, 333
Call, Thomas F. , 265
Callender, Thane E. , 265
Calvin, Duane A. , 243
Calvin, Jeri A. L. , 243
Cameron, Carrie A., 266
Cameron, J. Elliot, 188
Cammack, Dennis K. , 266
Camp, William B. , 243
Campbell, Eileen, 266
Campbell, Gloria, 266
Campbell, Julie A . , 243
Campbell, Randy F., 215
Campbell, Robert M., 266
Campbell, Vance D., 243
Cannon, JohnC, 266
Cannon, JohnM., 215
Cannon, Kathryn J., 215
Cannon, Kyle G., 169
Cannon, Laurel, 266
Cannon, Leslie, 266
Cantwell, Stephanie, 266
Capelo, Kathleen N. , 266
Carattini, Kay A., 335
Caresia, Susan R. , 215
Carlile, Alan G. , 166
Carlile, Denese, 243
Carlin, Deborah R., 243
Carlin, Margarets., 243
Carling, Kim B. , 266
Carling, Kristene, 215
Carlisle, Rex T. , 266
Carlson, Brad L. , 169
Carlson, Charles E. , 166
Carlson, Laurie L. , 266
Carlson, Lynn E. , 215
Carlson, Nancy L. , 243
Carpenter, Annette E. , 243
Carpenter, Bryan P. , 168
Carpenter, Jennifer G., 266
Carpenter, JetaunP., 266
Carpenter, Kathleen A., 266
Carr, Darrell C, 243
Carr, Linda M. , 216
Carr, Sharon, 216
Carson, Sarah J. , 216
Carter, Dale R. , 243
Carter, Dilman, 43
Carter, JanisD., 266
Carter, KimberlyJ., 216
Cartwright, Lisa A., 333
Cartwright, Vickie L. , 216
Carver, David R. , 216
Case, Julia A., 216
Casperson, JohnD., 243
Castagna, John A., 266
Caswell, Kenneth L. , 266
Cavan, Christopher K. , 216
Cavendish, Lori, 266
Chadburn, Leslie]., 216
Chadwick, Marcia, 166
Chaffin, Darci A., 243
Chaffin, JohnC, 331,337
Chaffin, Lori, 331
Chambers, Cleo, 313
Chambers, Kim V., 243
Champneys, T., 91
Chan, Susanna, 266
Chandler, Michael V. , 243
Chaney, Laura K., 216
Chapman, Bill Jr. , 266
Chapman, MarlyseC, 216
Chapman, Michael, 266
Chappell, Judy, 216
Charles, Ann L. , 266
Charley, Laverda, 266
Chase, Jo E. , 243
Chase, Marcia E. , 243
Chase, Mindell E. , 244
Chebahtah, NeenahS., 57
Checketts, Tamara, 266
Cheesman, Paul, 189
Chellson, Colleen C, 266
Chellson, Vickie, 266
Chenault, Ronda E. , 216
Cheney, Ronald A., 216
Chessman, Jay, 167
Chessman, Larry, 167
Child, David C, 169
Child, Shauna D. , 244
Childs, Larry G., 216
Chilla, Jack, 266
Chinnapongse, Mannie, 244
Chipman, Cindy L. , 91
Chivers, Catherine M., 244
Choate, Henry C, 168
Choate, Pauline M. , 266
Choules, Albert W., 266
Chow, Norm, 166
Christensen, Anne, 266
Christensen, Carrie, 266
Christensen, Janette, 244
Christensen, Joseph E. , 266
Christensen, June, 167
Christensen, Kathleen, 216
Christensen, Keith R., 216
Christensen, Linda K. , 166
Christensen, Lisa L. , 266
Christensen, Maureen, 167
Christensen, Reese M., 397,401
Christensen, ShonaJ., 216
Christensen, Todd J., 135,166
Christensen, J. Wayne, 266
Christenson, S. , 91
Christiansen, Dolin Fr. , 266
Christiansen, Darlene, 244
Christiansen, June A . , 162
Christiansen, Kim D. Sr., 266
Christiansen, Scott, 216
Christofferson, Lyle G. , 141,169
Chronister, Michael G. , 166
Chudleigh, Sharon D., 216
Churchill, Randy J., 266
Claridge, Renae, 216
Clark, April, 267
Clark, Barbara, 216
Clark, Brace B., 15,96
Clark, Connie J., 216
Clark, Cordell D., 216
Clark, Donald J., 267
Clark, Donald R. , 267
Clark, Jerry S., 167
Clark, Jesse A., 216
Clark, Joseph T. , 267
Clark, Karma J. , 216
Clark, Kristine, 166
Clark, Roy D., 267
Clark, Shari, 169
Clark, Verl C, 189
Clarke, Sheri L. , 216,397
Clawson, Martha D. , 166
Clay, Diane, 166
Claybrook, Colette, 244
Clayton, Jerry A., 90
Clayton, Kenneth P. Ill, 168
Clayton, Louise, 267
Clayton, Sue K. , 267
demons, Richard D., 216
Cleverley, Sherrie L., 336
Clifton, Norma C, 244,333
Cline, Carolyn, 216
Clisbee, Perry B. , 267
Cloward, Amy L. , 244
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Cluff, Margaret, 244
Cluff, Ronda A., 267
Clyde, Kathleen, 244
Coalwell, Deanne L. , 267
Coburn, Michele, 267
Coffin, Cynthia E. , 244
Coleman, JaneM., 405
Coleman, Kathleen, 267
Coleman, Laura E. , 217
Collett, Linda C, 217
Collect, Robyn I. , 267
Collier, Dellene, 267
Collier, Kathryn L. , 333
Collier, Lynette, 244
Collins, Teresa A., 217
Coloma, Jason J. , 166
Colvin, Christiana, 217
Combe, Jeffery W. , 267
Comsa, Brent V., 169,217
Conder, Julia R. K. , 217
Condie, Denise, 91
Condie, Denise, 91
Condie, Diane, 91
Conger, Laurie J., 217
Conkey, Curtis A . , 86
Conner, Robert S., 169,267
Connolly, IrvenD., 169
Conrad, Joseph H. , 287
Cook, Betty J., 86,334
Cook, Brent E. , 86
Cook, BrysonC, 86
Cook, Janalee, 267
Cook, Susan, 267
Cooley, Anna L. , 217
Cooley, Elizabeth, 217
Cooley, Katherine E. W., 267
Coombs, Dwight L. , 267
Coombs, Kim M. , 169
Coombs, Linda D., 217
Coombs, Michael W., 336
Coombs, Susan M. W. , 267
Coon, Sheron, 267
Cooper, Cynthia A., 244
Coops, Jennifer A., 217
Cope, Maxine J., 15
Corbett, Kennedy C, 267
Cornwall, Gail A., 267
Corry, Steven R. , 217
Cosby, Joseph M. , 217
Cosgray, Cheryl K. , 217
Costner, Fauna, 267, 332
Cottle, Annette V., 167,169
Cornell, LornaJ., 267
Court, Shelli L. , 244
Courtney, Deborah A . , 244
Cousins, Norma, 83
Cowell, Cynthia L. , 244
Cowherd, Diana M., 267
Cowie, Walter Y. , 244
Cox, Clifford N. , 93
Cox, David A., 169
Cox, Keri L. , 244
Crabtree, Steve P., 267
Craft, Pamela J. , 244
Craig, Teri L. , 217
Crandall, Jill R. , 167
Crane, Curtis R. , 88
Crane, GaryR., 336
Cresci, DonnelliaJ., 217,244
Criddle, Karel, 267
Cripps, David B. , 217
Crittenden, Gail, 267
Crittenden, Gary L. , 336
Croft, Karen L. , 217
Crook, CandaceJ., 91,267
Crook, Carma, 91
Crook, Carolyn, 91
Crook, Cheryl L. , 91
Crosby, Denise, 267
Crosby, Kathleen, 244
Crosland, Marie, 267
Crouch, Cynthia G., 217
Culler, Sally A., 217
Cullimore, Kirk A., 337
Cummings, Donna J., 217
Cunningham, Walter M., 244
Curnow, Stanley R. , 169
Curry, Mark E. , 267
Curtis, Dianne,' 333, 379
Curtis, Joan, 244
Curtis, Karen, 167
Curtis, Lyle S., 188
Curtis, Paul V., 267
Cuthbertson, Robert F. , 217
Cutler, Ann, 334
Cutler, Dale L. , 267
Cutler, Gary B. , 267
Cutler, Susan A., 333
Czech, Cindy R. , 267
Dahle, A., 86
Dahlquist, Mary L. , 267
Daines, Laura L. , 267
Daines, Robert B. , 244
Daley, Arlene M., 217
Daley, Diane A., 245
Dalley, LayneA., 156,167
Dalton, Lana P., 217
Dalton, Paul A . , 245
Dana, Gene, 267
Dana, GwenO., 268,334
Dance, Alan R., 217
Dance, Julienne N., 217
Daniels, Garth K. , 217
Daniels, Sandra, 268
Danielsen, James P., 268
Danmeyer, Diana R. , 268
Dansie, Douglas F. , 218
Dare, Debra A., 268
Darley, William M., 90
Darner, Cindy S., 268
Darrington, Myrna, 245
Dart, Karen 334
Davidson, Rhonda R. , 245
Davies, James A., 245
Davies, Rebecca B. , 218
Davis, Cindy, 334
Davis, Connie L. , 218
Davis, Daren R., 268
Davis, David G., 35
Davis, David J., 35
Davis, Deborah A., 245
Davis, Dianne, 245
Davis, Fred, 167
Davis, Gregory W., 334
Davis, Janet, 218
Davis, John L. , 268
Davis, Mitchell A., 268
Davis, Robert G. , 268
Davis, Roberts., 397,401
Davis, William M., 169
Daw, Kimberly, 245
Dawson, Karen M., 245
Dawson, Sarah C, 268
Day, Alisa J., 268
Day, Bartley E. , 90
Day, Kathleen J., 336
Day, Kent D. , 245
Day, Mylinda S., 268
Dayish, Tony L. , 218
DeAlmeida, Gerson, 21
De La Fuente, Gabriel, 268
De Maso, Gregg T., 218
De Young, Debra J. , 218
Dearman, Biff, 206
Deaver, MelonyC, 218
Decker, DarrellJ., 245
Decker, LisaC, 218
Decker, Rosalyn, 245
Deeg, Will H. , 245,268
Dees, Kelly L. , 218
Defrehn, Jon, 90
Degen, Debra J., 268
Dehaan, Rochelle, 245
Deitrick, David R., 218
Deland, Susan K. , 218,245
Delgado, David S., 169
Demers, Debra, 268
Dempsey, Robert E. , <d46
Denetclaw, Viola J., 246
Denison, Neil J., 218
Detmer, Patricia L. , 246
Detton, Wendy L., 91,218
Devey, Kim, 167
Dewey, Steven J. , 166
Dewitt, Robert L. , 93
Diaz, Rhonda A., 218
Dickerson, Julie A . , 246
Dickey, Steve, 333
Dickinson, Clayton R. , 218
Dickson, Douglas G. , 401
Dickson, Guy, 168,397
Dilks, Kathleen, 268
Dill, Jeannine M., 218
Dillman, Carter L. , 268
Dinsmoor, PaulS., 93
Dinsmoor, Robert, 268
Dirkson, Susan R. , 246
Dittmore, GaryW., 218
Ditty, Donna S., 268
Dixon, Michelle G., 170,218
Dodge, Gary A., 337
Dodge, Heidi E. , 91
Doerfler, Cheryl C. , 268
Doerr, Lori L. , 167
Dollaghan, Patricia L. , 169
Dolmage, Flora, 268
Dondero, Susan A., 218
Done, Debra, 268
Done, Diane L. , 218
Dopp, Timothy F., 166
Dorn, Jeffrey B. , 246
Dotson, John E. , 246
Dotson, Jolyn, 246
Douglas, Janet, 268
Doutre, Debora L. , 246
Dover, Tina A., 218
Dowd, MaryG., 268
Dowell, John S., 166
Dragotto, Elisa, 218
Drake, Janet R. , 246
Draney, Frank H. , 246
Draughon, Donald R. Jr., 268
Drew, Daniel L. , 166
Drew, DougM., 168
Drewry, Carolyn, 268
Driggers, LaceyD., 333
Driggs, Paul A., 218
Drinkwater, Jerry F. , 268
Duce, Jolene, 218
Duckwitz, N. H. , 97
Dude, Lorraine S., 246
Dudley, J. Duane, 189
Dugger, Dennis E. , 218
Duke, Jana L. , 218
Duke, Terrell A., 246
Duncan, Gary D. , 268
Duncan, Robin D., 167,337,397
Dungan, Toni R. , 268
Dunn, William R. , 338
Dunne, William M., 338
Dunning, Margaret M. , 268
Dunston, Clifford F. , 68
Durham, Ronald G. , 246
Durieux, Rudolph F. , 268
Durm, Conine K. , 169
Dusara, Jim, 155, 168
Dutro, Richard W., 218
Dymond, Patricia L. , 246,268
Eardley, Steven F., 218
Earl, Colleen S., 218
Earnhart, Vincent M. , 90
Eastin, Robert K. , 268
Eatchel, Debra L. , 268
Eaton, Joy I. , 246
Eatough, Larae, 268
Eaves, Laura E. , 218
Eberle, Lisa A. , 166
Ebert, Alvin K. , 268
Echavarria, Rafael, 169
Echols, Cynthia A., 268
Eckert, Linda D. , 218
Ecklund, Dan L. , 246
Edling, Shelley K. A., 337
Edlund, Carrie J., 269
Edman, James A. Jr., 167
Edwards, Debra A., 269
Edwards, Kenneth S., 218
Edwards, Lauell, 166
Edwards, Russell G., 336
Eg an, Barbara H. , 246
Egbert, Carol A. , 218
Egbert, Matthew R. , 246
Eggett, Dennis L. , 269
Egginton, Tracy A., 86
Ehlers, Michael, 87
Ehlers, Terry L. , 246
Ekins, Carrie J., 269
Ekins, Cynthia, 269
Ekola, Tina M., 269
Elder, Mark S., 246
Eldredge, Dixie L., 246
Eldredge, Janet L. , 91,246
Eldredge, Joseph L. , 91
Eldredge, Lloyd C. 166
Ellerman, Janet, 246
Elliott, Cynthia L. , 268
Elliott, Heather D., 218
Elliott, Richard L. , 246
Ellis, Yvonne, 218
Ellison, Gary L. , 246
Embley, Paul S., 93
Empey, Joanne, 246
Engebretsen, James R., 336
English, Karen M. , 269
English, Richard R. , 333
English, RichardS., 333
Englund, Vivianne E. , 269
Ensign, Patrice K. , 218
Epling, MelanieJ., 269
Erickson, Anne K. , 246
Erickson, Kenneth M., 269
Erickson, Lastar, 247
Eriksen, LisaD., 219
Erikson, Sandra L. , 219
Ervin, Darryll G. , 219
Estes, Jeanne L. , 219
Estes, Vivian A., 166,269
Ethington, Martin L. , 219
Ethredge, Ellen J . , 219
Evans, Catherine J., 269
Evans, Eddie J., 219
Evans, Kim R. , 219
Evans, Rochelle, 331
Evans, Shirley L. , 269
Everson, Deanne K. , 219
Eyer, Danielle, 169
Eyre, Marylyn, 219
Eyre, Sheri L. , 269
Facer, Eric F. , 336
Facey, Diana M., 247
Fairbanks, Laura D., 219
Fairbanks, Merwin, 397
Farber, Lyn E. , 219
Farish, Cynthia M. , 247
Farley, Jeffrey, 269
Farnsworth, Janette, 269
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Farnsworth, Julie, 269
Farnsworth, Suzanne, 219
Farr, Alan A., 219
Fair, Dierdri, 169
Farr, Erron, 313
Farr, Greta, 219
Farr, Jan, 269
Farrall, Pamela J., 166,247
Fatutalie, TianaJ., 219
Fawcett, Diane, 269
Fawson, Elizabeth M. , 247
Fawson, Joann, 219
Fehlberg, Paul B. , 67, 167
Felix, David C, 247
Felix, Norma, Alicia, 247
Felt, Dick, 166
Fenn, Janice, 269
Fenn, Patricia J., 247
Ferguson, April L. , 219
Ferguson, Joe, 339
Ferracuti, Piero S . , 169
Ferre, Sara M. , 219
Ferrell, Cathy L. , 219
Ferrell, Linda D., 269
Fife, Eva N. , 219
Fillerup, Cozette, 269
Firmage, Sandra, 219
Fisler, David P., 247
Fitah, Janee, 269
Fitch, Michael P., 219
Fitzer, Gayle C, 269
Fitzgerald, Sheree, 269
Fitzpatrick, Peggy E. , 219
Flamm, Sheila J., 332
Fleege, Bruce, 166
Fleming, Janice M. , 219
Fletcher, PaulC, 247,334
Fletcher, Peggy L. , 247
Flores, Blandino, 219
Flores, David L. , 247
Fluckiger, Debbie, 331
Fogg, Teri L. , 247
Folkman, Taunia, 331
Folsom, Marvin B. , 219
Fone, Telly, 167
Fonoimoana, LeleiA., 169,313
Ford, Julie, 247,269
Ford, Patricia L. , 219
Forsberg, Richard A., 219
Forsyth, Bruce L. , 169
Forsyth, Charles J., 86
Forsyth, Willyne L. , 247
Foscarini, Joan, 269
Foster, James B. , 220
Foster, Laverne, 269
Foules, Jody, 333
Foufa, Kira H. , 247
Fowkes, Bruce T. , 247
Fowler, Janet, 269
Fowler, LauriJ., 220
Fowler, Pauline A., 220
Fox, Ernest, 313
Fox, Teresa, M., 247
Foy, Caroline, 269
Foy, Howard J., 247
Foy, Patricia J. R. , 247
Francis, Marvin A . , 169
Fraser, Gloria M.( 269
Frazier, TamaraS., 220
Frederiksen, DanaL. , 220
Frederiksen, TammiD., 220
Fredrickson, Beverly, 247
Freeman, Maria, 269
Freeman, Mona R . , 220
Freestone, Debbie, 167,169
Frerich, Patricia G., 220
Frerich, Suzanne, 247
Frey, Richard E., 93
Friedman, Milton, 27
Frome, Pauline, 269
Frost, Yvonne, I., 269
Fruits, Susan L., 220
Fry, Janet L., 247
Fuller, Janet L., 269
Fuller, Mark R., 269
Fullmer, Michael, R., 222
Funkhouser, RuthD., 220
Furner, Luann, 220
Furuya, Akira, 269
Gabriel, Pamela, 316
Gabriele, JodyL., 332
Gage, Elizabeth A., 270
Gage, Julie A., 270
Galbraith, Mary A., 270
Gale, Diane, 220
Gammell, AlanR., 270
Gandy, Rupert K . , 270
Ganiere, Susan Y., 220
Gann, Jacqueline R. , 333
Ganus, Michele, 270
Garbutt, Scott H. , 247
Garcia, Maria G., 166
Gardenkrans, KenthR., 169
Gardner, David, 166
Gardner, Gary, 270
Gardner, Guy M. , 88
Gardner, Kami L., 220
Gardner, MaliaL., 220
Gardner, Marie J., 220
Gardner, Michael B., 270
Gardner, TammieA., 247
Gardner, Ted S., 86,88
Gardner, Tracy, 270
Garlick, Joe H., 220
Garn, Jake, 338
Garrett, Beckie, 220
Garrett, Christine F. , 270
Garrick, Lisa A . , 270
Garside, H. Blake, 270
Garside, Susan J., 270
Gaskill, Luann, 220
Gasser, Wayne V., 169
Gates, Kathryn, 220
Gates, Sarah A., 270
Gatewood, Deborah L., 247
Gawrych , C arol A . , 248
Gayheart, B., 86
Gerhaert, Victoria L., 270
Geddes, Deanna, 220
Geddes, Linda A., 220
Gee, Erin P., 270,334
Geertsen, Greg J., 167
Geisenheyner, Lynne M., 220
George, Garth L., 220
George, Richard L., 169
George, Roger K . , 248
Germer, Bonnie 270
Gerratt, Maryann, 220
Gibbons, Barbara J., 220
Gibbons, JohnM., 86
Gibbons, Leeann, 270
Gibson, Carla M., 333
Gifford, Lyman S . , 270
Gigger, Emery V., 270
Gigger, Starla, 220
Gill, Gurcharan S . , 189
Gilland, James K . , 248
Gillespie, A. David, 167
Gillespie, Robin L., 270
Gillman, Kevin J., 221
Gima, Leona L., 220
Gima, Ronald S., 220
Gittins, Larry L., 248,270
Gividen, John R., 270
Glander, James A . , 248
Glazier, David L. , 248
Glenn, Lisa K . , 220
Glenn, Shelley, 270
Goaslind, Robyn 248
Goble, Kathleen R., 220
Godfrey, Richard, 270
Godwin, Robert D., 337
Goff, Roger B., 248
Golightly, Pauline, 270
Golighty, Saude, 270
Gollos, Karen A., 220
Gong, GerritW., 313
Gonzales, Anna L. , 248
Goodman, Judy A . , 270
Goodman, Robert Jr., 337
Goodman, Robert M. Jr., 337
Goodrich, Judith F., 248
Goodsell, Wayne, 270
Goodwin, Teresa A . , 270
Gordon, Gail T., 248
Gordon, LisaE., 270
Gosar, John G., 270
Gosper, LisaK., 221
Goss, Carol L., 221
Gott, Erich A., 167
Gould, Rosemary 221
Goulding, Bradley T., 221
Gourley, Roger R., 166
Gowans, Carol, 270
Gowans, Floyd W., 270
Gowans, Michelle A., 221
Gowen, Beverly J., 270
Graham, Judith D., 221
Grant, William S., 270
Grathwohl, Deborah A ., 270
Gray, Christine, 221
Gray, Deborah J., 86,270
Gray, DebraL., 86
Gray, Dianne L., 86
Grebe, Lynn C, 334
Greco, Gerado, i68
Greeff, Wendi E., 86
Green, Colleen P., 248
Green, Edwin G. , 248
Green, LaquetaM., 221
Green, Ronald B., 168
Greenier, CherriA., 221
Greenland, Richard G., 169
Greenwell, Charlotte, 221
Greenwood, James R . , 88
Greer, Dianna J. , 221
Greer, Scott A . , 221
Griffin, Bruce, 221
Griffin, Christy L . , 248
Griffin, Ray D., 221
Griffith, Charles D., 221
Griffiths, Pamela J., 248
Grist, Rebecca L., 333
Groberg, Nancy J., 248
Groesbeck, Deborah A., 333
Grover, AdaL., 221
Groves, Kim R., 248
Grow, Stuart, 340
Grubstad, Elaine F. , 385
Gubler, Don, 168
Gubler, Jill L. S., 52
Gueck, Cynthia K. W., 59
Gunn, Tina, 169
Gunnell, VaunF., 90
Gurr, Brian K., 248
Gust, Thomas A., 221
Gustaveson, Jan 248
Gutierrez, Maria E., 221
Gwilliam, Kent R., 221
Gwilliam, Lorrie, 221
Gwilliam Steven E., 221,331
Haase, JaneE., 221
Habel, Shana L., 248
Hack worth, Robb E. , 221
Hadad, Patricio E., 169
Haertel, Kevin C, 221
Hafen, William, 174
Hage, Christine L., 221
Hagen, Susan A., 18
Haire, James R., 335
Halcomb, Kelly R., 221
Halderman, Diana, 221
Haling, Wendy G., 221
Hall, Debra, 221
Hall, Elizabeth J., 221
Hall, Garth, 166
Hall, Kathleen A., 221
Hall, Rebecca L. , 248
Hall, Rebecca M., 248
Hall, Robert B., 90
Hall, Robert W., 90
Hall, Stephen D., 337
Hall, Steven J., 337
Halliday, John, 313
Hallmark, SherylL., 221
Halterman, Karen M., 248
Hamad, David A., 167
Hamblin, Brent F., 169
Hamblin, Jeff C, 248
Hamblin, Susan, 221
Hamilton, MaryB., 248
Hamilton, Robert J., 334
Hammond, Ruth, 313
Hanberg, Tim R., 336
Handley, Michael G., 221
Handy, Mark D., 167
Hanford, Julia E. , 221
Hanger, Cliff, 236
Hanna, Robert K., 248
Hansen, Brad C . , 167
Hansen, Christine, 221
Hansen, Dana J., 86
Hansen, DarrellE., 169
Hansen, David L. , 167
Hansen, Debbie K., 86
Hansen, Deborah V. , 86
Hansen, Delynn, 384
Hansen, Harold B., 332
Hansen, Janet E., 221
Hansen, Kathleen L. , 221
Hansen, Leon W. , 55
Hansen, Michelle, 248
Hansen, Patrice A., 86
Hansen, Patrice A., 86
Hansen, Patricia S., 86
Hansen, Peggy, 86
Hansen, Peggy S., 86
Hansen, Rebecca D., 222
Hansen, Stacy A., 222
Hansen, Wendy R., 222
Hansgen, KathyL., 222
Hanson, Bradley, 90
Hanson, Elaine, 90
Haraden, Peter, 169
Hardin, Tasey R., 222
Harding, Cherie, 222
Harding, FreidaM., 222
Hardy, Bryan D., 168
Hare, Robert S., 335
Harkins, Linda S . , 222
Harmon, Richard B. Jr., 86, 88
Harmon, Richard S., 86,88
Harper, Brian R., 222
Harper, Charles V., 167
Harrell, Debra L. , 86
Harrington, Nancy, 248
Harris, David J., 248
Harris, George E. Jr., 166
Harris, Jeffrey D., 166
Harris, John D . , 169
Harris, Kelly N., 166
Harris, Nancy S., 222
Harrison, Harlin, 405
Harrison, Leslie Y., 222
Harrison, Marlene A . , 248
Harston, James T . , 332
409
Hart, Benton J., 169
Hart, Kathleen A., 166
Hart, Keenan B., 169
Hart, Kristine, 248
Hart, Nanette, 222
Hartford, Randall W., 222
Harthun, Rebecca L., 222
Hartley, SamE., 167
Hartman, Cheryl A., 248
Hartwig, DanO., 166
Haskins, Diana L., 222
Hatch, Deborah, 222
Hatch, Denise L. , 222
Hatch, Louise E. , 222
Hatch, Melinda J., 222
Hatch, Sandra, 222
Hatchett, Julie, 222,248
Hatton, Larry H. , 332
Hawkes, Brian D., 331
Hawkes, Elizabeth, 336
Hawkes, Janice,248
Hawkes, Nena, 166
Hawkins, Debra R., 248
Hawkins, Paul G. , 168,331
Hawkins, Peter V., 331
Hayden, Lisa, 86,222
Hayes, John K . , 248
Hayes, Sheila, 64
Haynes, Hyrum P., 222
Haynie, Robert M., 222
Haynie, Tammy J., 316,333
Headman, C. , 91
Healy, KathrynS., 222
Heap, Steven P. , 382
Heaton, Lora L., 248
Heflin, Janet K., 248,333
Help, Marilyn K., 222,248,273
Hemming, TonyO., 273
Henderson, Andrea D., 222
Henderson, David Y . , 248
Henderson, Denise B., 223
Henderson, Will, 87
Hendricks, EvanL., 248
Hendricks, Janet L., 223,248
Hendricks, Tammie F. , 248
Hendrickson, A. LeMar, 313
Hendry, Kristine, 333
Hendry, Tamara L., 223
Henry, Julie A., 248
Henry, TaunyaJ., 169,223
Henry, William E., 273
Hensarling, Tod P., 143,167
Herbst, Victoria, 223
Hernandez, Anthony R., 166
Hernandez, Luis, 169, 313
Herrin, Cindy N. , 223
Heslin, Dolores C., 223
Hess, Allan B. , 223
Hess, Judith L., 223
Hettinger, Diane K., 223
Hera, Paul, 168
Hibbard, Sue, 273
Hicks, Teresa, 273
Hickman, Marton, 15
Higbee, Jill 397,401
Higbee, Robert N., 248
Higginson, Joanna C . , 86
Higginson, Lawrence C, 223
Hill, Armin, 14
Hill, Cynthia, 223
Hill, David C, 273
Hill, Elizabeth J., 248
Hill, Janice, 273
Hill, JohnC, 273
Hill, Karen K., 333
Hill, Rebekah, 273
Hill, Robert M., 223
Hill, Sylvia, 273
Hill, William R. Jr., 273
Hillman, Carolyn J., 273
Hillman, Gary W . , 169
Hilton, Catherine P., 223
Hilton, Matthew F., 273
Hilton, ValJ., 88,248
Hilty, Cheryl A., 223
Hilzendeger, Sheila H. , 167
Hinckley, Colleen, 273
Hinckley, Wendy L., 223
Hinders, Elizabeth A., 223
Hingley, StaceyK., 248
Hinkle, Carla A., 273
Hindsale, Nancy]., 367
Hinton, Kerry L., 273
Hipwell, Brent, 273
Hirschi, Willard, 169
Hobson, Cynthia, 248
Hobson, David G., 248
Hodge, Korleen, 273
Hodges, Tina L., 248
Hodgson, Daniel H. , 65,273
Hodson, Mary A., 273
Hoeger, BernhardC., 166
Hoegle, KimL., 223
Hoeke, Linda J., 273
Hoff, Cynthia, 273
Hoffa, Dara A., 334
Hoff a, Kama R., 334
Hoffer, Randi, 86
Hoffer, Timothy J., 167
Hoffman, Roger C., 79
Hoffmann, Sally A., 223
Hogg, MeredythA., 273
Hokins, Carl, 15
Holbrook, Richard, 223
Holcombe, KathrynL., 223,273
Holdaway, Larry L., 273
Holderness, Pamela A., 273
Holland, Bryan J., 273
Holland, Dixie L. C, 248
Holliday, Bridget M., 223
Hollings, Robert L., 250
Hollis, Cheryl D., 223
Hollis, Larry D., 250
Holloman, KathrynD., 223
Holloman, Theresa L., 223
Holly, Shirley A., 223
Holm, Duane T., 273
Holtkamp, Susan C . , 223
Holtman, Joni R., 223
Holtzman, Tawn, 273
Homer, Elizabeth A., 169
Homer, Janet S., 223
Homer, KarlaJ., 273
Honeycutt, Carla F., 273
Hooker, Chris A., 223
Hooper, Sidney C., 223
Hoopes, Mack M., 273
Hoopes, Paula, 250,273
Horlacher, David R., 335
Hortin, Scott K., 250
Horton, Cynthia D., 223
Horton, Dane, 250
Horvath, TamiK., 331
Hosaflook, BrendaS., 273
Hougaard, Jana, 250
Hougaard, Linda K . , 250
Houghtaling, Stephen, 273
House, Gary G., 384
Housley, Matthew A., 88
Houston, Scott, 273
Hovrud, Kurt N., 169
Howard, Daniel E., 273
Howard, Gary, 273
Howard, Mont C, 273
Howard, Shirley, 274
Howell, James W., 250
Howell, LoriB., 223
Howington, Erastus C . , 274
Hoy, Jennifer, D., 223
Hoyt, Elaine, 250
Hubbard, David A., 166
Hubbard, Linda D., 223
Hubbard, Pamela S., 274
Huckaba, Deborah D., 274
Huckstep, Larry I . , 223
Hudrlik, Joanne M., 274
Hugdahl, Melia A., 223
Hughes, Diane G., 250
Hughes, Victoria A., 250
Hull, Alan M., 250
Hull, Glenys M . , 274
Hull, Margaret R., 223
Hull, Tamara J., 223
Hulme, Deborah J., 274
Hulterstrom, D., 274
Humpherys, Allan, 274
Humphrey, DaneW., 274
Humphrey, Howard W., 49
Hunsaker, Karen R., 274
Hunt, Debra R., 250,274
Hunt, Margaret M., 332
Hunt, Rebecca E.. 274
Hunter, Fawn, 274
Hunter, Judith M., 169
Hunter, Leonard E., 274
Hurst, Carolyn, 274
Hutchens, Craig A., 274
Hutcheson, James E., 88,250
Hutchings, Mary, 331
Hutchingson, Lyndale G., 223
Hutchins, Mark C, 169
Hutchinson, Janeen, 336
Hutchison, Marc A . , 110, 224
Hutchison, Tonia K . , 250
Hyde, Noel S., 224
Hydeman, Bud, 333
Ieremia, MekgliT., 166
Imlay, Barbara S., 224
Ingalls, Debbie L., 274
Ingalls, Mark L., 274
Irvine, Jay K. , 336
Ishimoto, Grace C, 250
Ius, Wendy, 274
Jackson, Chandra L., 224
Jackson, Janette, 169
Jackson, Jeanne M., 224
Jackson, Laurie, 224
Jackson, Mark W . , 274
Jackson, Richard E., 90
Jacobs, Beth A . , 250
Jacobs, Douglas E., 335
Jacobs, Reed T., 274
Jacobsen, Blaine, 334
Jacobsen, Janean, 169
Jacobsen, William W., 90
Jacobsmeyer, Roberta J., 250
JacobsonA., Thurl, Jr., 250
James, Brian R., 169
James, Jeffrey L. , 166
James, Sherald, 169
Jardine, Douglas H., 158
Jardine, Heather L., 331
Jardine, Mary J., 224
Jarman, Douglas B., 168
Jarrett, Carolyn, 224
Jefferies, Jeanne, 250
Jeffrey, Karen S., 250
Jeffrey, Sue, 169
Jenkins, Jill R., 250
Jenkins, Rebecca S., 274,336
Jenkins, Teri L., 224
Jenkins, ValaneB., 274
Jenkins, VonnJ., 333
Jenne, Elaine M. , 224
Jensen, Blaine P. , 90
Jensen, Brent D., 250
Jensen, CarlD., 250
Jensen
Clayne, 15
Jensen
Craig R. , 166
Jensen,
Cynthia, 274,332
David A . , 88
Jensen
Jensen
Deborah L., 274
Jensen
Garth R., 274
Jensen
GaryL., 168,397,401
Jensen
Gloria R., 274
Jensen
Jay G. , Jr. , 337
Jensen
Jerilynn, 78
Jensen
Karen, 86
Jensen
Karen E., 274
Jensen
Lauri S., 169,250
Jensen
Linda L., 224
Jensen
Lynette, 169
Jensen
Marsha M., 274
Jensen
Patricia, 274
Jensen
Richard E., 87
Jensen
Richard O., 224
Jensen
Shirlene, 274
Jensen
, Sterling, 334,379
Jenson
JohnM., 224
Jenson
Robert H., 224
Jepson
W. Dee, 167
Jerne, Mitch, 274
Jessup, Velate, 250
Jett, Sandra L., 224
Jimenez, Michael A . , 250
Jimenez, Virginia, 250
Joffs, VickiL., 224
Johannessen, Helle, 274
Johansen, Scott N., 250
Johanson, Janet E . , 250
John, Carmelita, 250
John, Evelyn, 274
Johnson, Barry A., 269
Johnson, Bart, 274
Johnson, Bradley R., 251
Johnson, BrynR., 166
Johnson, Carol A., 275
Johnson, Carol J., 275
Johnson, Heather P. , 224
Johnson, Jerry A., 341
Johnson, Jill 90,275
Johnson, Joanne P., 251
Johnson, Joene J., 224
Johnson, KatherineJ., 224
Johnson, Linda D . , 275
Johnson, Margaret A., 251
Johnson, Mark A., 334
Johnson, MaryL., 224
Johnson, MelvinB. , 279
Johnson, Pamela J., 251
Johnson, PriscillaK., 224
Johnson, Renita, 224
Johnson, Roger D., 168
Johnson, Roger D., 86,224
Johnson, Tamara J., 224
Johnson, Tina M. , 224
Johnson, VickiL., 251
Johnson, Vincent B., 224
Johnston, Connie R., 224
Johnston, Kevin R., 335,377
Jolley, Tresa, 275
Joner, Shawna L., 275
Jones, Carol A., 251
Jones, Harold C., 275
Jones, Jackie L., 251
Jones, Janice L., 224,397
Jones, Karen L., 251
Jones, Kathy C, 275
Jones, Kim, 275
Jones, Layne M., 90
Jones, Leeann, 275
Jones, Lloyd P., 169
Jones, Lynette, 224
Jones, MaryK., 275
Jones, Randy, 275
Jones, Randy, 168
410
Jones, Richard D., 166
Jones, Ronald V. , 275
Jones, SheriK., 251
Jones, Vickie, 224
Jones, Vondra L., 224
Jones, Wendall, 275
Jordan, Gayle, 251
Jorgensen, Cheryl L. , 224
Jorgensen, Julie L., 251
Jorgensen, Kathleen, 275
Jorgenson, Shauna, 224
Julander, Linda, 251
Julian, Pamela G., 86
Kahman, KimberlyS., 275
Kahuanui, Robert, 166
Kakadelas, Kim J., 275
Kama, Gary, 166
Kamalu, Michelle K., 251
Kanahele, Marcus C . , 132,166
Kane, Kevin E., 275
Kanet, Edward A., 397
Karger, Kenneth S., 224
Karren, David M., 224
Karren, Margaret M., 275
Kasperson, Phyllis D., 275
Kaufman, A., 86
Kawczynski, Cheryl L., 251,275
Kay, Robin M., 275
Kaye, Donald S., 251
Kearl, Tammy J., 251
Kearney, KatherynM., 224
Keddington, Dena, 167
Keeler, Carolyn, 275
Keenan, JodyL., 86,275
Kegler, Karen E., 224
Kehler, Vicky L. , 251
Kekauoha, Sandy K., 251
Keldsen, DawnM., 91
Kell, Deborah L., 225
Keller, Carolyn, 87
Keller, Kevin J., 275
Keller, Michael C, 251
Keller, Nancy S., 173
Keller, Susan G., 251,333
Kelley, David H. , 225
Kelly, David W., 335,379
Kelly, Keith A., 275
Kelly, Ted H. , 251
Kelsey, Cathy A., 225
Kemp, KaynaL., 251,404
Kemp, Larry J., 166
Kemper, Greta, 115
Kempton, Deann, 86
Kennedy, Chuck, 333
Kenney, Janet, 275
Kennington, Karen J., 166
Kent, Sharon M. , 251
Kenwarthy, Janice, 275
Kenyon, Gayle, 251
Kerns, Dave, 334
Kerr, Debra, 225
Kerr, Linda M., 275
Kessler, Randall A., 169
Kieboom, Olivia A., 397
Kiester, Polly, 225
Kilburn, Dianne, 225
Kile, Marieda E., 225
Killebrew, Cam E., 168
Killian, Nancy J., 225
Kimball, Kerry, 275
Kincaid, Debra A . , 225
King, AnnellenL., 251
King, Christopher, 275
King, Denise L., 275
King, Dennis W., 251
King, Leon P. , 275
King, Linda, 275
King, Neil E., 275
King, Robert V., 275
King, Todd, 335
Kitto, Franklin C, 225
Klassen, Marilyn, 225
Kleinke, Joan A., 336
Kleinman, Kristi G., 225
Klinke, Mary J., 251
Kloth, Terrie, 127
Knapp, Karen R., 169
Knight, Patricia, 275
Knoeppel, Lucinda L. 251
Knowlton, Ronald P., 276
Knuth, Carol E., 252
Kofoed, Randall C, 276
Kofoed, Roberts., 397,401
Kokkonen, JoukoJ., 169
Kolb, Raymond T., 334
Komalarajun, Varut, 169
Kooistra, Marian R., 252
Kooistra, William J., 252
Kowallis, Bart J., 121
Kowallis, Callean, 336
Krage, John S . , 252
Kragthorpe, Dave, 166
Krainik, Gregory H. , 21
Kratz, Susan E., 225
Krogel, Beth E., 276
Krum, Randall J., 276
Krum, Stephen F., 276
Krzymowski, Capt. Victor, 87
Kuehn, Michelle A., 252
Kuhl, Warren, 276
Kulbeth, James D., 225
Kunsman, William E., 225,252
Kunsy, Karen, 276
Kunzler, Kathryn, 86
Kunzler, Kristine, 276
Kunzler, Sara E., 252
Kurr, Carolyn N., 56
Kurt, R . C . Elisabeth, 276
Kuusela, TimoT., 169
Labrum, Janie, 276
Ladd, Eric R., 276
Ladue, Gere, 332
Lage, Daniel T., 276
Laird, Bonnie A., 334
Laird, Connie L. , 334
Lake, DayneT., 276
Lakowski, JohnF., 169
Lallatin, Donna M., 336
Lambert, IvaD., 225
Lambert, Jan, 276
Lambson, Annie L., 225
Lampman, FelicaD., 225
Lander, LisaE., 225
Landgren, Robert A., 169
Laney, Peggy J., 225
Laney, Victoria J., 276
Lang, DouglesR., 225,333
Lange, David F., 252
Langford, Leonard J. , 276
Langford, MitchelA., 87
Langi, Pasi, 168
Langley, Candace L., 276
Langley, DeloresK., 225
Langlois, MarkV., 276
Langston, KentF., 276
Langton, Vondra J., 276
Lark, Nancy S . , 276
Larsen, Albert I., 225
Larsen, Carolyn, 252
Larsen, Clyde S . , 276
Larsen, Cynthia, 252
Larsen, Kurt, 90
Larsen, Margaret A., 252
Larsen, MarkE., 226,252
Larsen, Melinda, 226
Larsen, Rulon, 334
Larsen, Thomas J., 276
Larson, CarlH., 167
Larson, DardD., 276
Larson, Leanne, 276
Larson, Vicki C, 226
Launer, Lelayne R., 276
Launer, Rene A., 252
Lauper, Erica, 333
Law, Elizabeth A., 276
Law, Lorraine A., 226
Law, Olivia A . , 86
Law, Sylvia, 168,226
Law, Vance A., 167
Law, Veryl E. , 167
Law, Vernon, 168
Lawhorn, Leon G. Jr., 276
Lawrence, Glaine, 277
Lawrence R. Larry, 169
Layne, Homer D., 252
Layton, Catherine, 286
Layton, MarkL., 168
Leach, JohnE., 169
Leach, Linda, 277
Learning, Bonnie V., 277
Leany, James C, 226,277
Lear, Shanda, 69
Leatham, Peggy D., 226
Leavitt, Vicky S., 277
Leavy, Jeffrey J., 252
Lecheminant, Wendy, 226
Leckie, ThelmaH., 333
Ledosquet, David Q., 169
Lee, Brian R. , 277
Lee, Clifford E. , 277
Lee, Doreen, 226
Lee, Lauretta, 277
Lee, Lawrence M., 252
Lee, Marie A. , 277
Lee, Mark, 167
Lee, Paul K., 226
Lee, Reatha, 226
Lee, Richard H., 277
Lee, Richard K., 334
Lee, Stephanie, 266
Leggat, Heather A., 252
Leinweber, Don 277
Lemalter, Michele R., 226
Lemmon, Diana K., 169
Lemos, Chryl M. , 226
Lent, Sandra L., 277
Leonard, Robert G., 277
Lercher, Philip R., 277
Lerma, John J., 226
Lester, Moe, 331
Letey, Laura L., 226
Levenson, Lawrence A., 93
Levy, Carol L., 277
Lewis, Ben E. , 187
Lewis, Dale J. , 226
Lewis, Julie A . , 252
Lewis, Kathryn, 169
Lewis, LynnS.W., 252
Lewis, Paul A . , 226
Lewis, Roger, 277
Lewis, Tamera, 277
Liang, SuFeiS., 252
Lichfield, Kathleen, 226
Lifto, Richard G., 277
Ligon, Sheryl L. P., 226
Ligon, Steven R., 226
Lillywhite, Rebecca, 226
Limbong, JohnW., 226
Lind, Susan K . , 252,277
Lindgren, Jennifer D., 226
Lindley, William, 277
Lindquist, David K., 166
Lindsay, Lisa, 332
Lindsey, Craig, 93
Lindstrom, JanM., 226
Lineback, MarkE., 334
Lister, Greg, 335
Lister, Kevin R., 277
Litchfield, Lori J., 252
Livingston, Sandra L., 166
Lizak, Steven R., 397
Lloyd, Arlene, 226
Loeber, Carlton, B. , 277
Lofthouse , John E . , 277
Loller, Phyllis A., 277
Long, Anita L., 277
Long, Brian K . , 226
Long, Holly L., 86
Long, Teresa L., 226
Longley, Janet H., 226
Loren, Jessica, 277
Lovell, Kenneth D., 333
Low, Gordon, 189
Low, Janet, 226
Lowe, Linda, 277
Lowe, Tracy A., 277
Lowry, David 134,166
Loyola, Lisa, 277
Lubereski, Sherie L., 277
Lucas, James D., 292
Ludlow, Allen C, 336
Lund, Janet, 277
Lund, Julie A., 252
Lund, Susan A., 226
Lundgren, Stephen S . , 90
Lundquist, Tracy A., 86,277
Lungo, Diane M. , 169
Lunt, David P., 226
Lyans, JanisJ., 357
Lyman, DilworthD., 252
Lyman, Lynette, 277
Lyman, Marshall S., 226,252
Lyman, Marta, 277
Lynn, Gary A., 253,383
Lynn, Margaret, 253
Lyons, Tami, 253
Lytle, W. Reed, 253
MacDonald, Diana L., 253
MacFarlane, Carolyn M., 253
Mach, Connie L. , 253
Mack, Jeff, 168
Mack, Spencer F. , 334
Mack, Stephen G., 334
MacKay, Alaine, 277
MacKay, Kent, 169
Madonna, PattiA., 253
Madsen, Michael W., 253
Madsen, Sam, 168
Mae, Penni, 168
Maesato, Isamu, 166
Magoffin, Jonathan A., 253
Mahaffey, Kathy J., 278
Manion, Cynthia P. , 91
Manker, Michelle C . , 253
Manley, Wayne T., 227
Mann, Jeralee, 227
Mann, Michael T., 278
Marble, Rodney V., 138,397,401
Marchant, Jalane, 227
Marchant, MinetaJ., 253
Marchese, Frank J., 253
Marckesano, Marianne, 227
Marcus, Karen L., 278
Markestein, Winona, 278
Marks, David E., 405
Marler, Rebecca D., 253
Marquardson, Mary J., 278
Marquez, Gilberto, 253
Marsh, Henry D., 169
Marshall, Michelle A., 227
Martell, Cheryl L., 278
Martin, Evelyn, 253
Martin, Fiona A., 227
Martin, Karen S. , 227
Martin, Kevin H. , 278
Martin, Lorri, 253
411
Martin, Mark, 334
Melluish, Ronald L., 93,279
Montelius, Shelley A., 228
Nebeker, Brad A. , 168
Martin, Timothy C, 88,227
Menden, D aria J., 228
Montgomery, Dena, 279
Needs, Rory D. , 167
Martini, Robin D., 278
Mendenhall, Ann M., 279
Montgomery, JohnE., 228
Nefflen, Rebecca S. , 280
Mason, Linda L., 278
Mendenhall, Debra G., 332
Moody, JaneceL., 228,333
Neil, Pauline, 280
Mathews, Ann, 278
Mendenhall, Kim, 254
Moody, John, 168
Neilson, Nancy J. , 280
Mathews, Susan, 278
Menssen, Sylvia M., 228
Moon, Catherine, 279,397
Nelford, James C. , 167
Matthews, Cynthia, 91
Mentzer, James R., 279
Moon, Chyleen, 229
Nelson, Carol A. , 255
Matthews, Dorothy A . , 278
Mercer, Cherie, 279
Moore, Dinah F., 229
Nelson, Clyde B. , 168
Matthews, Karen, 227
Mercier, Francoise, 228
Moore, Jacqueline M . , 382
Nelson, Dale W. ,280
Matthews, LindseyD., 227
Merrell, ShawnaJ., 332,379
Moore, Karri L., 229
Nelson, Deana L. , 166
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Matthews, Robert B. II, 253
Merrill, Preston, 87
Moore, Kathleen A., 229
Nelson, Deborah B. , 280
Matthews, Shauna, 278
Merz, Michael P., 90
Moore, Lawn, 77
Nelson, Douglas R. , 188
Matthews, Susan, 253
Messenger, Lucy A., 254
Mooy, Mary A., 254
Nelson, Gwendolyn M. , 280
Maughan, Kristel, 253
Messerly, RebbyD., 228
Moquin, Kim W., 91
Nelson, Janet E. , 280
Maughan, Ramona, 166
Metcalf, Robert A., 254
Moquin, SonjaH., 91, 279
Nelson, Jayne,280
Mausser, Eric J., 278
Meteer, David C . , 166
Morain, Kenneth D., 93
Nelson, John R. ,337
Maxfield, Kevin S., 278
Meteer, Maria, 228
Moran, Steven L., 229
Nelson, Julie, 280
Maxwell, Arthur R., 227
Meteer, Valori A . , 228
Morden, Clifford W. , 169
Nelson, Kent L. , 280
Maxwell, Cathy, 278
Meyers, DoreenC., 228
Morehouse, David A., 279
Nelson, Kim, 168
Maxwell, MelvinS., 167
Meyers, KathyA., 254
Moreno, Zenos, 169
Nelson, Lisa K. , 169
Maxwell, Robin, J., 278
Michael, Debbie, 279
Morgan, Andrea L., 229
Nelson, Narice, 229
May, Barbara, 167
Michaelis, Elaine, 167,169
Morgan, Gregory L., 86
Nelson, Pamela A. , 229
May, Mike E., 167
Michel, Teri L., 279
Morgan, Joy, 288
Nelson, Randy K. , 119
Maycock, Lisa K . , 278
Michelsen, Scott D., 279
Morgan, Karen J., 279
Nelson, Robert K. , 229
Maynes, Scott J., 167
Michelsons, IvarP., 279
Morgan, Kris M., 279
Nelson, Virginia L. , 229
McAdam, Terrie L. , 167,169
Middlemiss, Karen K., 254
Morgan, Ray W., 168
Nelville, Arnold, 166
McArthur, J. Vaun, 227
Midgley, Bruce W., 228
Morin, Janice M., 254
Neubert, Jane A. ,91
McBeth, Richard R., 278
Midgley, Darlene, 254,279
Morley, Myles P., 280
Newhouse, Chuck L. , 229
McBride, Kimberly, 278
Mietus, Julia, 254
Morrell, Greta, 229
Newman, Jon S. , 255
McBride, Todd, 278
Mifflin, Janet, 254
Morris, Daniel R., 279
Newsome, Rene A. , 229
McCallister, Lloyd, 169
Mikkelson, Emma J., 279
Morris, Rosalie, 279
Newton, Nendy A. , 255
McCann, Rebecca A., 253
Milam, MerridiL., 279
Morris, Thomas H., 168
Nez, Lavina, 25S
McCasland, Maryellen, 227
Milburn, Chester, 279
Mortensen, Pamela, 254
Nicholas, Karen L. , 255
McClellan, Laura J., 227,278
Miles, Connie R., 91
Mortensen, Patricia, 167
Nicholas, Karl W. , 229
McConkie, Sara J., 86
Miles, Cynthia A., 254
Mortimer, Renee S., 254
Nicholes, Richard M. , 229
McCracken, Marsha, 253
Millar, Catherine P. , 279
Moser, KentW., 229
Nicholls, Arlene A. , 229
McCulloch, Shannon, 253
Miller, Angela, 254
Moser, Steven M., 229
Nicholls, Elaine E. , 229
McCune, Nancy C., 86,253
Miller, Barbara J . , 254
Mosley, Karen P. , 279
Nichols, Marianne, 229
McDonald, Darlyne E., 253
Miller, David L., 279
Mosley, Kirk D., 279
Nichol, Mignon, 385
McDonald, Don, 278
Miller, GlenE., 93,228
Moss, Deborah L. , 229
Nielsen, Carol, 280
McDonough, Allison J., 254
Miller, Jay P. , 166
Moss, Frank, 338
Nielsen, Gifford, 134, 166
McDowell, Roger T., 88
Miller, Joel H., 166
Moss, Jill, 279
Nielsen, Gregory L. , 280
McElhiney, Christine J., 278
Miller, Katherine, 228
Moss, Joy, 279
Nielsen, Karen D. , 280
McEntire, Marjorie, 336
Miller, Kathleen A., 228
Moss, Pete, 61
Nielsen, Laura M. , 255
McEwen, Terry W., 166
Miller, Larry P., 166
Moulton, Brent R., 229
Nielsen, Scott, 168
McFall, Teri L., 227
Miller, Lee K., 167
Moura, Nina A., 229
Nielsen, Steven J. , 336
McFall, Tori A., 227
Miller, Linnette D., 279
Mouritsen, JohnW., 280
Nielson, Carol A. , 255
McGarr, Joel R., 227
Miller, Lynda, 279
Mrazek, Cynthia R., 229
Nielson, David S. , 332
McGee, J. Randel, 254
Miller, Nancy E. , 279
Muir, Robert D. , 255
Nielson, Karen, 255
McGimsey, Paula K., 254
Miller, Sarah S., 228
Muir, Suzanne C. , 86, 255
Nielson, Kenneth E. , 168
McGown, Carl, 168
Miller, Steve, 166
Mullahkel, Mohammad O. , 255
Nielson, Kim W. , 169
McGrath, Jamie L., 278
Miller, Susan L., 279
Mullett, Gordon, 87
Niemann, Leroy E. , 255
McGuire, Julie, 254
Mills, Evelyn, 90
Munive, Gloria M. , 280
Niethammer, Rebecca A. , 255
Mclnelly, Diana, 227
Mills, Sharon K., 228
Munk, Dana R. , 280
Nightengale, Frederick, 86,88
Mclntier, Scott M., 278,334
Mills, SherriL., 228
Murakami, Yoshiko, 280
Nikki, Karen C.
McKay, Gunn B. , 338
Milovich, Kelle, 228
Murdoch, James D. , 169
Nilsson, Jeffrey L. , 166
McKinnon, Donald K . , 254
Miner, Lori A., 279
Murdock, Blake, 166
Nilsson, Michelle, 86, 255
McKnight, Thomas W., 278
Miner, Maria M. , 254
Murdock, David E. , 280
Nilsson, Per, 169
McLane, Penny L., 254
Miner, Michael M., 279
Murdock, Douglas K. , 169, 229
Nissle, Steven L. ,334,379
McLaughlin, Richard, 278
Mink, Julie L. , 279
Murphy, Debra J. ,280
Nissley, Michael R. , 166
McLean, MaryK., 254
Minson, Michael, 254
Murphy, Diane M. , 229
Nisson, Bruce B. , 280
McLeon, Bob, 278
Miranda, MelbaA., 228
Murray, Douglas B. , 280,397,
Nixon, Quinn H. , 86
McMullen, John, 167
Miren, Peter N., 279
401
Nolan, Mark M. , 166
McMullin, Glen A., 278
Miskin, Chad N. , 254
Murray, Julie A. , 229
Noma, Akihiro, 255
McMurray, Mary S., 227
Mitchell, Eve L., 254
Muxo, Catherine E. , 397
Noonan, Robert W. , 255
McMurtrey, Wanda J., 278
Mitchell, Lorelei D., 228
Myers, Cherie K. , 255
Noorda, Kathleen D. , 255
McNair, Mary D., 278
Mitchell, MertonW., 228
Myers, MarkW. ,229
Nordin, Lisa K. , 280
McPhee, Michael K., 227
Mitchell, Mila M., 336
Myers, Norval L. , 280
Norlund, Peggy L. , 280
McRae, Colleen, 254
Mitchell, Olive, 313
Myers, Twila J. , 255
Norris, Hope K. , 255
McWeeney, Kevin J., 228
Mitchell, Vic M., 254
Myers, Wesley L. , 229
Norris, Naomi, 280
Mead, Sara, 278
Mitchem, Cheryl K., 228
Nagy, Linda, 280
Norris, Terilee, 91
Meadows, LeesaK., 278
Moffett, Calvin G., 228,337
Naisbitt, Christine, 169
Norseth, Amy L. , 166,255
Meall, Margaret M., 254
Mohlman, F. Kenton, 336
Nakic, Vojnovic M. , 167
Northrup, Robert R. , 255
Mecham, JohnL., 167
Molen, Ann, 228
Narcisco, Nancy, 39
Norton, Denise, 230
Mecham, Steven J., 278
Mon, Reed, 336
Nardi, Denise A. , 166
Norton, Sharon K. , 255
Medina, Marcial, 228
Moncur, Cynthia, 228
Nash, Julie, 229
Novas, Kim D. , 280
Meecham, Thomas G., 86,88
Monson, Kathryn, 279
Nate, Susan, 333
Noveroske, Rhonda S. , 280
Meldrum, Dennis L, , 254
Monson, Ron, 169
Neal, Cindy A. , 229
Noyes, Nikki, 280
412
Mellor, Linda, 279
Mont alb ano, Sandra K., 279
Neal, Lawrence A. ,337
Nuckolls, Randall W. , 166
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Nugent, Rickey O. , 280
Null, Karen, 280
Nussbaum, Tinalee,255
Oakey, Leslie R. , 255
Oaks, Dallin H. , 89,186
Oberg, Cathy N. , 169
Obryant, Elizabeth A. , 255
Ockey, Sherry J. , 255
Oconnell, Michael J. , 280
Odom, Joanna E. , 280
Odom, Larry C. , 87
Ojeda, Hugo F. , 169
Okelley, David T. , 230
Oldham, Rona L. , 256
Oldman, Phyllis A. , 230
Olsen, Alfred C, 256
Olsen, Andrew D. , 230
Olsen, Bruce, 188
Olsen, James W. , 207
Olsen, Jan M. ,110
Olsen, Jill A. , 230
Olsen, Karen M. , 256
Olsen, Loren D. , 256
Olsen, Marilyn, 256
Olsen, Mel, 166
Olsen, Roxanne, 256
Olsen, Shawn H. , 382
Olsen, Steven L. , 256
Olsen, Vee Ann J. ,281
Olson, Cydney, 230
Olson, Dennis A. , 383
Olson, Jayne R. , 281
Olson, Ken, 336
Olson, Laurie, 334
Olson, Lori L. , 256
Olson, Mike R. , 256
Olson, Pamela, 256
Olson, Roger, 393
Olson, Vickie A. , 230
Oneil, Pat, 337
Ord, Brig, 168
Orme, John T. , 256
Orme, Laurel, 281
Orme, Nannette E. , 256
Orme, Samuel P. , 167
Ormsby, Jimmie, 256
Ormsby, Melissa J. , 281
Ormsby, Patricia M. , 281
Orr, Carmen A. ,281
Orton, Byron J. , 230
Osborn, Cynthia S. ,333
Osio, Judy, 256
Ostarcevic, Misho, 167
Ostler, Rebecca L. , 230
Ottosen, Susan M. , 281
Oviatt, Joan C. , 230
Owens, Andrea, 230
Owensby, Bobby G. , 256
Owensby, Jill A. , 256
Oxborrow, Catherine J. , 230
Pace, Celia, 230
Pace, Suzanne, 230
Pace, Tina E. , 256
Pacheco, Leni R. , 256
Pack, Janeen, 281, 256
Pack, Sandra, 256
Packard, Ann, 256
Packard, Lauri, 230
Packer, Annette, 230
Packer, Janet, 256
Packer, Mark H. ,256,337
Page, Mark, 169
Page, Michael D. , 334
Page, Richard K. ,332
Paligo, Allyson R. K. , 281
Palmer, Brynn D. , 281
Palmer, Cynthia, 281
Palmer, Darla, 281
Palmer, Jack L. , 230
Palmer, Rebecca L. , 256
Palmer, Rhonda K. , 256
Palmer, Torre M. , 281
Papworth, Laurie S. , 230
Paredes, Lydia R. ,281
Park, Linda L. , 281
Parker, Cindy L. , 256
Parker, David B. , 230
Parker, Denise K. , 281
Parker, Earl A. , 281
Parker, Elizabeth, 230
Parker, Jeffrey L. , 281
Parker, Joseph, 195
Parker, Laura J. , 230
Parker, Lisa D. , 256
Parker, Mary L. , 230
Parkin, Brad, 281
Parratt, Kimberley A. , 281
Parry, Ruth E. , 256
Parsons, Maxine,230
Passey, Lee, 336
Patch, Gene R. , 167, 230
Patchen, Deann B. , 230
Patrick, John, 87
Patterson, Brent R. , 169
Patterson, Bruce, 281
Patterson, Rebecca L. , 281
Paul, Karen J. , 230
Payne, Debra L. ,281
Payne, Delores M. , 230
Payne, Renee,230
Pead, Ranae P. , 230
Pearce, Jack R. ,20
Pearce, Merlin G. , 281
Pearce, Wayne, 166
Pearson, AlanK. ,281
Pearson, Miriam A. , 230
Peck, David D. , 281
Peck, Greg, 281
Peck, Margo, 281
Pedersen, Katherine R. , 281
Pelton, Derk W. , 256
Pereyra, Daniel, 168
Pergler, Helen M. ,331
Perkins, Brett W. ,88
Perkins, Sharon, 333
Perry, Byron L. , 256
Perry, Cydne K. , 256
Perry, Douglas W. ,281
Perry, Mark C. , 281
Perry, Robin L. , 257
Petersen, Christopher, 257
Petersen, Gary W. , 166
Petersen, Jeffrey L. , 257
Petersen, Julie, 231
Peterson, Dean, 313
Peterson, Dennis G. , 86,88
Peterson, Douglas L. , 231
Peterson, Duane M. , 231
Peterson, Eric K. , 166
Peterson, Gary W. , 167
Peterson, Gregory M. , 231
Peterson, Holly V. , 91
Peterson, Jana L. , 231
Peterson, Karen L. , 231
Peterson, Kathy L. , 281
Peterson, Kristin, E. , 231
Peterson, Leann, 231
Peterson, Linda H. , 231
Peterson, Michael W. , 281
Peterson, Phyllis A. , 281
Peterson, Rowland, 88
Peterson, Rosilyn, 281
Peterson, Rula A. , 231
Peterson, Zan D. , 334
Pert, Brian G. , 93
Phelon, David C. , 281
Phelon, JohnW. ,282
Phelp, William L. , 195,303
Phillips, Julie L. , 257
Phillips, Kenneth W. , 168
Phillips, Pam M. , 231
Phillips, Stephen E. , 168
Pick, Daryl J. , 282
Pickett, Judy G. , 257
Pickett, Kathleen E. , 231
Pickett, Marilyn, 72
Pierce, Michael H. , 282
Pierson, Dorlene W. , 231
Pierson, Lance R. , 169
Pierson, Lisa J. , 282
Pierson, Lori, 281
Pierson, Steve, 231
Pike, Douglas F. , 257
Pike, Penelope K. ,257
Pister, Anne L. , 231
Pitchford, Darlee F. , 86, 282
Pittard, Bruce T. , 282
Pittard, Shawn D. , 152, 168
Plant, Kenneth C. , 336,379
Player, Patricia K. ,231
Pollard, Janet F. ,314,363
Pollizze, Paula, 231
Pollock, Colleen M. , 282
Pollock, Karen M. , 282
Pollock, Kris O. , 167
Poloai, Uimaitua, 257
Poison, Rodney K. , 282
Pond, David R. , 90
Pond, Elaine K. , 166, 231
Pope, Bill, 189
Pope, Dana R. , 282
Pope, Kelly, 231
Pope, Patricia G. , 86
Popin, William F. , 166
Pora, Nancy E. , 231
Porland, Desiree,281
Porter, Blaine, 14
Porter, Jay K. , 282
Porter, Lori A. , 231
Porter, Marty S. ,282
Porter, Toni L. , 282
Portes, Marislane D. , 282
Potter, Rosemary A. , 231
Poulsen, Lisa S. , 257
Poulsen, William J. , 282
Poulson, Tonya D. , 282
Poulton, Mark T. , 93
Powell, David L. , 169
Powell, Valarie J. , 231
Power, Janice, 257
Powers, Amy F. , 257
Powers, Tim, 169
Pratt, Beth A. , 257
Pratt, Jennifer J. , 282
Pratt, Kathleen, 231
Pratt, Laurie J. , 257
Pratt, Lisa A. , 257
Pratt, Parley P. , 257
Prawitt, Laurie, 281
Preece, Cynthia A. , 282
Prehm, Margaret H. , 282
Preston, Lynn D. , 257
Prestwich, Ann, 282
Prestwich, Shon, 333
Prete, Earl C. , 167
Priday, Tom T. ,257
Pride, Claudia C. , 232
Prideaux, Marlis L. , 232
Prince, Barbara J. , 91
Pritchard, Brenda L. , 282
Probert, Christine, 282
Probert, Dudley, L. , 282
Probst, Gary R. ,232
Proctor, KirkF. ,341
Przybyla, Peter A. , 232
Pula, Nikolao I. ,232
Pullins, Gary, 168
Pulsipher, Janet, 282
Pulver, Susan D. , 282
Purcell, Arthur L. , 257
Purcell, Nancy J. ,282
Purdy, Shauna A. , 282
Quinton, Cynthia D.,232
Rackley, Madeleine, 283
Ralstin, Tracy L. , 177, 283
Ramage, Thomas J. , 166
Ramberg, Julie M. , 232
Rampton, Calvin, 339
Randall, Julie, 232
Raphael, Ellen L. , 283
Rasmussen, Connie, 232
Rasmussen, Craig J. , 257
Rasmussen, Ellis, 15
Rasmussen, Jill M. , 232
Rasmussen, Linda L. ,91
Raubach, Debra A. , 257
Ray, David G. , 283
Ray, Larry A. , 283
Raynes, Grace L. , 257
Raynes, Pearl I. , 283
Raynor, Leesa, 283
Read, Robert W. , 283
Reamer, Lynn M. , 232
Rebo, Robert K. , 86
Record, Kenneth S. , 283
Redd, GlenH. ,166
Redd, Jerry L. ,333
Redd, Suzanne, 257
Redhair, Arthur, 169
Redmon, Pamela R. , 257
Reed, Bryan D. , 283
Reed, Jeffrey C. , 283
Reeder, Martin W. , 86
Rees, Wendy, 283
Reese, John M. ,283
Reeve, Merrilee,167
Reeves, Shawnessy F. ,232
Reich, Harry C. ,258
Reid, Karen K. , 334, 379
Reid, Richard P. , 169
Reif, Deborah R. , 232
Reinhold, Cindy A. , 91
Reitz, Joni, 283
Renick, James P. , 167
Rennert, James A. , 167
Renteria, Betty S. ,257
Reynolds, Evelynn H. , 232
Reynolds, Gary S. , 169
Reynolds, Jack B. , 232
Reynolds, Jackie E. , 283
Reynolds, Lance, 166
Reynolds, Margaret A. , 232
Rhotehamel, Karen E. ,232
Ricci, Christine C. ,91
Rice, Cynthia K. ,232
Rice, Robert W. ,257
Rice, William, 166
Rich, Deborah, 283
Rich, Brent S.E. ,257
Rich, David K. , 283
Richards, Darrell W. , 168,283
Richards, David G. , 168
Richards, Debra J. , 257
Richards, Kathy, 232
Richards, Rodney L. , 283
Richardson, Brian J. , 257
Richardson, CarlaM.,86
Richardson, Carol L. , 283
Richardson, Cyndy, 283
Richardson, Debra L. , 166
Richardson, Jan E. , 283
Richardson, Marilyn, 283
Richardson, Nancy D. , 232
Richey, Dean C. , 232
Richey, Denise, 283
Richey, Marshall S. , 168
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Richins, Dorothy, 283
Richins, Lyle D. , 232
Richter, Gayle D. ,283
Ricks, Renae, 232
Ricks, Rodger E. ,283
Riddle, Chauncsy C. , 188
Rigby, Jay R. , 90
Riggs, Charlene,81
Riggs, Frank W. , 66
Riggs, Noray, 232
Riggs, Rosa L. , 232
Riley, Gary, 93
Riley, Seana, 283
Rinehart, Ann F. , 232
Ririe, Marianne, 86
Ritter, Janet, 283
Rivard, Alain, 258
Rivard, Veronica C. , 232
Rivera, Maggie, 283
Roanhorse, Kathleen, 258, 283
Roark, Gay L. ,258
Robbins, David P. ,336
Robbins, Dee W. ,169
Robbins, Marie L. , 232
Robbins, Mary P. ,258
Robbins, Sandra L. ,283,334
Roberts, Cynthia A. , 283
Roberts, Del, 283
Roberts, Emily L. ,283
Roberts, Glen W. , 167, 168
Roberts, James N. , 258
Roberts, James P. ,258
Roberts, Joycelyn A. , 283
Roberts, Karla J. , 258
Roberts, Melanie A. , 258
Roberts, Michael D. , 258
Robertson, Gary P. , 232
Robertson, Michael W. , 283
Robertson, Ralph C. , 232
Robie, Robin M. ,232
Robinson, Catherine A. , 232
Robinson, Clarence, 169
Robinson, Crystal A. , 283
Robinson, Lori,283
Robinson, Nina, 258
Robinson, Richard S. , 283
Robinson, Rick C. , 284
Robison, Kathy,333
Robison, Sylvia L. , 258
Rocchio, Ramona L. , 284
Rodearmel, David C. , 258
Rodeback, Catherine, 91
Rodier, Hugo E. , 168
Rodio, Arnold A. ,284
Rodman, Richard L. , 258
Rodriguez, Timothy D. , 168,284
Roelke, Sujan M. , 232
Roeth, Theodore, 23*2
Rogers, Becky A. , 232
Rogers, Gary, 258
Rogers, Gordon L. , 284
Rogers, John D. , 258
Rogers, Joni, 167
Rogers, Rita, 232
Rolfe, Russell D. , 284
Rollins, Margo,69, 397
Roman, Patricia M. , 258
Romans, Cynthia A. , 232
Romine, Lorie, 284
Romney, Annette, 334
Romney, Ethel L. , 284, 258
Romney, Jill, 332
Romney, Lynette,334
Romney, Patricia A. , 330,331 ,
379
Romney, William H. , 258
Romrell, Colleen, 284
Roney, Oolie G. ,284
Roney, Rick A. , 284
Rook, Ronald E. , 284
Root, Betty B. ,232
Roper, Elray M. , 232
Rose, Barbara A. , 232
Rose, Charles F. , 169
Rose, Jerry A. , 167
Rose, Lindsey, 284
Rose, Rebecca C. , 258
Roshjll, Kim, 284
Rosquist, Karen A. , 284
Ross, Deborah A. , 233
Ross, Elizabeth, 284
Ross, Kim, 233
Ross, Linda, 284
Roundy, Jeffery S. , 233
Routson, Dorothy L. , 257
Rouviere, Donna L. , 63
Rovetti, David G. , 284
Rowberry, Mark N. , 233
Rowe, Patricia G. , 284
Rowland, Jerold K. , 168
Royall, Patricia, 284
Royer, Eric P. , 284
Rucker, Belky, 284
Rudy, Wayne, 90
Ruf , Harold B. , 233
Ruff, Robin, 258
Ruggles, Brent M. , 284
Ruggles, Cheryl R. ,284
Ruhl, Steven J. ,233
Rule, Bradley C. , 284
Rumsey, Deborah J. , 284
Runia, Raymond S. , 167
Russell, Brenda K. ,91,233
Russell, Bryan G. , 333
Russell, Ellen L. ,284
Russell, .Lynn E. ,284
Rutschman, 258
Ryan, Cathie L. , 233
Sacchi, Leslie A. , 233
Sacco, Anita J. , 258
Sadleir, William K. , 332,368,
379
Sagers, Melodie K. , 284
Sagers, Michael N. , 284
Salisbury, David F. , 258
Salo, David R. ,22
Samhuri, Usama T. , 383
Sammons, Brenda L. , 284
Samo, Katherine A. , 233
Sampson, Eloise S. V. , 285
Sander, Robyn, 285
Sanders, Leslie S. , 258
Sanders, Sandra L. , 258
Sanders, Shawn L. , 91
Sanders, Susan, 285
Sanderson, Kevin L. , 285
Sanderson, Sharon E. ,233
Sanford; Rodney C. , 258
Sano, Frank J. , 233
Sano, Greg, 166
Sanofsky, Kenneth W. , 258
Sant, Donn W. , 285
Santiago, Francis, 188
Sardoni, Lawrence, 313
Sargeant, Mark T. ,233,333
Satterfield, Kristin L. , 285
Sattree, William J. ,333
Saunders, Jennifer A. , 285
Saunders, Steven L. , 233
Saville, Linda A. , 233
Saville, Shannon L. , 258
Saxon, Robert D. ,233
Schaerrer, Kathleen, 285
Schiel, Peter B. ,285
Schiess, Donald W. ,334
Schiess, Karen R. , 285
Schiess, Kathryn R. , 285
Schilling, Karilee B. ,258,285
Schlenther, Patricia L. ,258
Schoff, Martha K. ,285
Schofield, Mark L. , 363, 364
Scholer, Jamie, 233
Scholer, Julie 233
Schow, DebraJ.,233
Schrader, Lucinda D. , 233
Schulthess, David, 402
Schulthies, Sandra K. , 285
Schwarz, Deborah D. , 285
Schwendiman, Larry, 285
Scofield, Jan, 258
Scorse, Pamela N. , 233
Scott, Beverly E. , 233
Scott, Kathleen A. , 233
Scott, Rachel L. ,285,334
Scott, Rhonda S. , 258
Scovil, Doug, 166
Scovil, Karen, 331
Scrivner, Richard J. , 168
Seager, Deena L. , 233
Seal, Patricia A. , 285
Seals, Janis S. , 258
Sears, Cynthia D. , 233
Sears, Suzanne M. , 258
Seastrand, Karen, 285
Seawright, Larry L. ,86,88
Seawright, Shelly, 86
Seeley, Juanita L. , 258
Seeley, Sandra J., 285
Seen, Bonnie M. , 258
Seger, Bobbie J., 169, 280
Segovia, Odett, 285
Seibert, Cynthia M. , 285
Seibt, Andreas K. ,169,285
Selin, Brent J., 258, 285
Selin, David D. ,233
Selover, Ellen L. , 285
Senior, John, 285
Sens, David E. , 285
Sessions, James K. , 258
Sessions, Sharon L. , 285
Setterstrom, Richard D. , 285
Sevy, Leeanne, 285
Sewell, Sheyrl K. , 233
Shaffer, Darlene, 233
Shakes, Stephen C. , 233
Shaner, Helena M. ,285
Shannon, Sally L. , 233
Sharp, Cynthia A. ,259,285
Shaw, Alan, 285
Shaw, Barbara A. , 233
Shaw, David G. , 233
Shaw, Donald F. , 285
Shaw, Hollis J. , 285
Shaw, Leah C. , 233
Shaw, Mary M. , 233
Shea, Robbin, 285
Shearer, Tina D. , 285
Sheffield, L. Bernadett, 233
Sheffield, Richard W. , 285
Shegrud, Melody L. , 233
Sheldon, Weslie E. , 167,286
Shelley, Jocelyn G. , 169
Shelley, Patricia A. ,286
Shelley, Paul B. ,233
Shelton, Jerold C. ,233
Shephard, Kim, 286
Shepley, Robin P. ,234
Shepperd, Katherine M. , 286
Sheridan, Dennis G. , 286
Sherman, Steve R. ,169
Shields, Karin A. , 234
Shields, Kathryn E. , 286, 234
Shipman, Eugenia F. , 286
Shoemaker, Chris, 286
Sholtz, C. ,91
Showmaker, Cynthia J. , 286
Showmaker, Debra C. , 286
Shreeve, Beverly K. , 234
Shumway, Gayle, 234
Shumway, Marcella, 234
Shupe, William R. ,331,332
Shurtleff, Brian R. , 286
Shurtleff, Gini C. ,404
Shurtleff, Lisa A. , 86, 259
Shurtleff, Mary G. ,234
Shutt, Joann G. , 234
Siddoway, Terrece,234
Siebach, Steven B. , 286
Siegel, Carole R. ,234
Silver, Ada A. ,259
Simister, Diane J. , 234
Simkins, Pamela R. M. , 58
Simmerman, Robert T. , 166
Simmons, Carol A. , 91
Simmons, Cynthia J. , 234
Simmons, Janet, 333
Simmons, Krystal L. , 259
Simmons, Linda J. , 286
Simmons, Shirlene, 286
Simmons, Susan, 286
Simon, Julie A. , 234
Simonis, Dixie L. , 286
Simpson, Janet A. , 259
Simpson, Melinda, 86
Sinclair, Patricia L. , 166
Siniff, Joyce L. ,259
Siron, Cynthia R. , 234
Skapple, Roxanne, 167
Skeen, Judy L. , 259
Skidmore, Alice J. , 234
Skidmore , Denita E. , 91
Skidmore, Laura, 234
Skidmore, Steve G. , 169
Skousen, Marcia, 259,286
Skousen, Nola, 234
Skousen, Pamela, 234
Skousen, Tonya, 259
Slack, David S. ,286
Slagle, Betty L. ,286
Slama, Karen A. , 234
Slattengren, Colette L. , 259
Sleight, Garth, 286
Sleight, Lori, 286
Slight, Kim L. ,169
Slim, Mary A. ,286
Sloane, Jack A. ,259
Sloat, Donald R. ,331
Sloat, Randolph H. ,330, 331,
379
Sloniker, Donn E. , 259
Slover, William A. , 166
Smallcomb, Laurie, 234
Smallcomb, Michele B. , 234
Smalley, Janet, 234
Smalley, Park, 356
Smelik, Janice A. ,234,286
Smith, Alieen, 286
Smith, Angie, 286
Smith, Anne C. , 234
Smith, Arlene C. ,234
Smith, Barbara, 234
Smith, Carol, 286
Smith, Christopher S. , 166
Smith, Coreen, 234,286
Smith, David G. , 286
Smith, Donna, 286
Smith, Dorothy, 86,397
Smith, Douglas, 336
Smith, Douglas G. , 259,286
Smith, Jeanine, 286
Smith, Jeff A. ,337
Smith, Joann, 286
Smith, Julian F. , 286
Smith, Kathlin L. , 286
Smith, Kathryn, 286
Smith, Kathryn, 358
414
Smith, Laurianne, 234
Smith, Leslie J. , 234
Smith, Lois D. , 234
Smith, Maren, 234
Smith, Mark, 286
Smith, Melvin L. , 286
Smith, Muncie A. , 234
Smith, Percy J. Jr. ,286
Smith, Robbin M. , 234
Smith, Robert E. ,189
Smith, Robert J. , 188
Smith, Stan, 168
Smouse, Kathleen Y. , 383
Snedaker, Nancy, 286
Snell, Glen, 87
Snell, Ives, 287
Snow, Bruce R. ,332
Snow, Linda A. , 259
Snoyer, Tracey L. , 337
Sobieralski, Beth A. , 259
Sobrio, Anthony J. , 287
Soderberg, Karen, 86
Sorensen, Karl U. , 286
Sokalofsky, Cheryl L. , 334
Sokolofsky, Brian W. , 86, 88, 287
Sollers, Carole E. , 234
Soloman, Cheryl A. , 234
Sorensen, Carl D. , 234
Sorensen, Dale, 287
Sorensen, Lisa J. , 259
Sorensen, Lori A. , 234
Sorensen, Lucinda, 259
Sorenson, Michael K. ,397,401
Sorich, John A. , 169
Soulier, Rick, 287
Southerton, Lavern C. ,281
Southey, Trevor, 69
Souza, Stan K.M. ,167
Sowa, Julie A. , 333
Sowards, Dean A. , 287
Spagnolo, Georges V. , 168
Sparhawk, Donovan R. Jr. , 166
Sparks, Sharon A. , 234
Spear, Ellen M. , 234
Spears, Joy K. , 287
Spencer, Bessie J. , 287
Spencer, Roberts., 188
Spencer, Stephen H. , 287
Spencer, Tracy A. , 235
Sperber, Ann L. , 235
Spicer, Karen S. , 259
Spincfler, Patricia B. , 235
Spittler, Clifford K. , 259
Spongberg, Craig A. , 168
Spreng, Lillian B. , 287
Spurgiesz, Mark, 336
Stacy, Susan S. , 175
Stafford, Jay L. , 1^9
Staker, Laura A. , 287
Staley, Rhonna J. ,287
Stanley, Tamara, 235
Stapley, Lynette,334
Stark, Joy, 287
Starkey, Marlene, 284
Starling, Catherine A. , 284
Starr, Randy E. , 235
Starr, Richard G. , 284,337
Stauffer, Shaunna, 284
Steadman, Ronald W. , 168
Steele, Cindy A. , 235
Steinbach, Richard T. , 168
Steiner, Tito, 169,313
Stephens, Larry S. , 235
Stephens, Melanie J. , 287
Stephensen, Shelley A. , 259
Stephenson, Valerie, 334
Sterling, Alan W. , 235
Stettler, Kenneth D. , 287
Stettler, Nancy R. , 235
Stettler, Susan, 287
Stevens, Carol, 287
Stevens, Cary, 332
Stevens, David E. , 287
Stevens, Mark D. , 169,259
Stevens, Mona R. , 169
Stevens, Tricia, 376
Stevenson, Robert L. , 331,379
Stewart, Justin, 339
Stewart, Kathleen, 287
Stewart, Kim, 166
Stewart, Kim T. , 235
Stewart, Laura S. , 235
Stewart, Sarah A. , 259
Stewart, Timothy, 287
Stiles, Monte J. , 332
Stirling, Colleen, 287
Stock, James B. , 235
Stocks, Jolynn, 86
Stoddard, Ann, 259,287
Stoddard, Dianne, 287
Stoddard, John B. , 235
Stoker, Dorian, 287
Stoker, Kim, 259
Stone, Douglas R. , 287
Stone, Linda, 287
Stone, Suzanne, 235
Stonehocker, Barbara J. , 288
Stonehocker, Sydney D. , 169
Stoneking, Tami L. , 288
Stoops, Rhonda C. , 288
Storey, Gregory, T. , 288
Stott, Kathy S. , 288
Stout, Denae,288
Stover, Michael D. , 168
Strader, Shea A. , 288
Strain, Michelle L. , 235
StTait, Alvin B. , 155
Stringham, Sandra, 259
Struiksma, Michael D. , 288
Stuart, Vicki L. , 259
Studley, Karen L. , 288
Sullivan, Joyce, 288
Sullivan, Michael, 288
Sumsion, James E. , 88
Sutherland, Sue A. , 259
Sutton, Nancy A. , 259
Swan, Richard K. , 288
Swaney, Deanna,288
Swanson, Ann, 288
Sweeney, Karl R. , 169
Swenson, Marc T. , 166
Swenson, Shirley J. , 259
Swimme, Joan E. , 333, 371
Swoboda, TonjaM.,288
Sykes, Barbara J. , 288
Szteina, Connie D. , 235
Tabor, Clifford D. , 168
Tahu, Hector, 168
Takahashi, Yukihiko, 235
Talbert, Robert N. , 288
Talbot, Elizabeth D. , 235
Talbot, Michael J. , 235
Taliaferro, Marcia A. , 259
Talley, Susan D. , 235
Tanner, Diane, 288
Tanner, Karen A. , 235
Tanner, Mike, 259
Tanner, Nicholas J. , 235
Tanner, Ronald J. , 235
Tanner, Ronald M. , 259
Tanner, Russell, S.,333
Tapaha, Gloria, 288
Tarboy, Lawrence, 288
Tasso, Emma L. , 288
Tasso, Mary L. , 288
Taylor, Afton A. , 235
Taylor, Alan R. ,167
Taylor, Alice N. , 235
Taylor, Carlon, 288
Taylor, Chris, 288
Taylor, Dan N. , 259
Taylor, David, 132
Taylor, David A. , 166
Taylor, Denise,259
Taylor, Diana M. , 235
Taylor, Donna S. , 235
Taylor, Jeffrey C. ,
Taylor, Jill, 288
Taylor, Josephine, 313
Taylor, Kenneth C. , 282
Taylor, Lenore, 288
Taylor, Linda M. , 235
Taylor, Randy G. ,63
Taylor, Rick, 168
Taylor, Robert B. , 188
Taylor, Robert L. , 288
Taylor, Robert R. ,88
Taylor, Steve J. ,62
Taylor, Sylvia A. , 288,334
Taylor, Vicki, 288
Taylor, Wesley O. , 288
Taysom, Daniel B. , 288
Tedford, Douglas, 289
Teerlink, Heber J. , 289,337
Tenney, Brian, 289
Tenney, Loralyn, 259
Tensmeyer, Lisa, 235
Terranova, Mark D. , 166
Terrell, Katherine L. , 86
Terrell, Lisa K. , 235
Terri, Ester A. , 235
Terri, Ingrid R. , 289
Terri, Karen H. , 289
Terry, Anna L. , 86
Terry, Melanie, 259
Thacker, Elizabeth, 259
Thayne, Teresa, 259
Thelin, Jay D. , 90
Thelp, Barbara, 289
Thiers, Jean S. , 235
Thiriot, Lori L. , 236
Thomas, Marc D. , 168
Thomas, Monica, 289
Thomas, Rebecca J. , 332
Thomas, Robert K. , 187, 189
Thompson, Enwood E. , 260
Thompson, Everett K. , 236
Thompson, June L. , 331
Thompson, Terral M. , 260
Thompson, Tod D. , 133, 166
Thompson, Todd L. , 289
Thompson, Trudy A. , 289
Thompson, Verlen B. , 167
Thompson, Verne W. , 167,169
Thomsen, Steven R. , 236,397
Thomson, Leslie M. , 236
Thorington, Debra L. , 289
Thornton, Janice L. , 289
Thornton, Richard G. , 289
Thorstad, Kathleen, 236
Threelegs, Clyde, 236
Tidwell, Jeff, 168
Timpke, Roxanne N. , 236
Tingey, Dalet, 188
Tingey, James L. , 169
Tingey, James L. ,289
Tingey, Kent M. , 166
Todd, Dennis P. , 289
Todd, Terry C. ,289
Togisala, Dottie H. , 236
Tollestrup, Elizabeth, 260
Tolman, Randy C. ,236
Tonge, Julie R. ,236
Tonne, Jeffrey R. , 169
Toomey, Rebecca A. , 260
Toth, Cindy A. , 260
Towland, Dennis, 168
Townley, Linda J. , 289
Townsend, Phyllis, L. , 236
Townsley, Kim L. , 236
Tracy, Debra L. ,91
Trammell, Renita K. , 260
Trayer, Catherine J. , 260
Triggs, Diana L. , 236
Troy, Janet L. , 260
Trull, Stanley W. , 289
Tsosie, Susie, 260
Tsuhako, Len K. , 268
Tucker, Karl, 143, 167
Tucker, Larry A. , 166
Tucker, Michael L. , 168
Tuckett, Riki J. , 236
Tuft, Jeanne, 169
Turk, Barbara C. , 260
Turk, Toni R. , 260
Turley, Lanae E. , 236
Turnbull, Patricia L. , 289
Turner, John M. , 337
Turner, La veil, 313
Turpin, Tamra, 260
Tutt, Nina E. , 260
Turtle , Clarissa M. , 260
Turtle, Jeffrey A. , 168
Turtle, Pamela, 333, 397
Twaites, Carol A. ,289
Tyler, Stephen H. , 169, 236
Unga Vai, Iloamanu, 236
Ungerman, Tamara L. , 236
Uperesa, Keith T. , 166
Urquhart, Robert A. , 86
Utley, Julie, 260
Vail, Tony R. ,289
Valentine, Ann, 166
Valentine, Ron R. , 236
Valgardson, Don E. , 166,168
Vallett, David R. ,289
Vallett, John R. ,289
Vanalfen, Curtis, 14
Vancott, John, 313
Vandam, David N. , 260
Vandemerwe, Judith, 279
Vandenberghe, Jan, 166
Vanderhoeven, Jenny D. , 260
Vanderstek, Jane A. , 289
Vanderwouden, John, 166,289
Vanepps, Kathleen A. , 289
Vanleeuwen, Kenneth C. , 166
Vanvalkenburg, Dan, 166
Vanwagenen, Kenni, 236
Vanwagoner, Julia A. , 289
Varela, Vicki, 166
Varner, John R. , 166
Vaughn, Parti, 289
Velasco, Ron E. , 166
Velazquez, Fabiola, 260
Velz, Elizabeth A. , 289
Vernon, Leo, 188
Vickers, Vicki L. , 289
Vickers, Wayne, 260
Victor, Steve C. ,260
Victor, Theresa A. , 236
Villalba, Jorge M. , 260
Vincent, Robert M. , 260
Virtanen, Trudice L. , 260
Visser, Hal, 188
Vogelsberg, Robert, 168
Vollath, Wolfgang, A. , 168
Vonarx, Betty M. , 289
Voorhees, Kathryn, 289
Waddell, Ken W. , 22
Wade, Beth, 236
Wade, David S. ,236
Wadsworth, Nelson, 63
Wagner, Carol E. , 290
Wagner, Roxanne, 236
Wahlquist, Leslie M. , 260
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Wait, Jeanette L. ,260
Waldrom, Geoffrey M. , 290
Walker, Amy R. ,236
Walker, David J. ,290
Walker, Lauri, 260
Walker, Michael T. , 236
Walker, Pilar J. ,169,290
Walker, Shelli D. , 236
Walker, Sherry K. , 290
Wall, Robert I. ,336
Wallace, Linda M. ,290
Wallace, Ashcroft, 236
Walters, Brenda S. ,236
Walters, Tamra, 290
Walton, Cheryl L. , 290
Wanlass, David L. , 290
Warbelton, Bryan L. , 236
Ward, Forrest H. , 290
Ward, Roy, 166
Ward, Wendy L. , 290
Wardrop, Kari G. ,260
Ware, Leron, 236
Warner, Matthew S.J. , 384
Warner, Terry, 14
Warnick, Anne, 260
Warnock, Wm. M. ,290
Warren, Ginger, 236
Wasden, Shauna D. , 236
Washburn, Julie A. , 260
Waters, Daphene S. , 236
Waters, Michael S. , 290
Waters, Nancy D. , 70, 71
Waters, Robert M. ,290
Wathine, Arild, 169
Watkins, Joseph R. , 332
Watler, Carlene M. , 237
Watnik, Webster L. , 290
Watson, Daniel F. , 237
Watson, Roberta J. , 237
Watt, David Alan, 290
Watterson, Cheryl L. , 290
Watts, Gregory R. ,260
Watts, Sharon L. , 290
Weaver, Juanita C. , 290
Weaver, Max, 67
Weaver, Sylvia, 290
Webb, Fred, 313
Webb, Susan, 167
Webber, Robert I. ,260
Weber, Amy A. , 237
Weber, Brent, 290
Webster, Bruce, 382
Webster, Cory J, 237
Webster, David R. , 169
Weech, Christine E. , 290
Weech, Rhonda J. , 260
Weed, Stewart W. ,260
Weekes, Jacque L.G. ,237
Weekes, Ronald C. ,237
Welch, Joann, 260
Welling, Jayne M. , 237
Wells, David G. , 237
Wells, Ken, 290
Wendin, Robert D. , 290
Wennerholm, Craig B. , 260
Wery, Mark, 290
Wesley, Howard, 290
West, Michele, 237
West, Richard S. ,86,88
West, Richard W. , 290
West, Shelley A. , 290
Westall, G. Christine, 260
Westberg, Kathy D. , 260
Westbrook, Danna L. , 290
Westergren, Lee A. , 237
Wetzel, Julie O. ,332
Wetzel, Sally A. , 237
Wetzel, Susan C. , 290
Wheatley, Durrell M. , 169
Wheeler, Nancy J. , 260
Wheelwright, Lorin, 313
Wheelwright, Ralph L. , 261
Whipple, Lauri A. , 261,333
Whipple, Terri L. , 261
Whitaker, Bradley O. , 336
Whitaker, Grace, 290
Whitaker, Laurel E. , 291
Whitaker, Margaret, 291
Whitaker, Mike, 336
Whitaker, Neil S. , 237
Whitaker, Ronald E. , 237
White, David L. , 169
White, Gary L. ,90
White, Gary R. ,90
White, Gary W. ,90
White, Gregory B. ,291
White, Janell,261
White, Jon M. ,291
White, Pamlea D. ,237
White, Patricia A. , 291
White, Sandra K. , 237
Whitehead, Carolyn, 237
Whitehead, Dan F. , 86
Whitehead, Darrell C. ,86
Whitehead, Diane, 86, 291
Whitehead, James B. , 237
Whitesides, Carol J. , 237
Whitesides, June L. , 237
Whiting, Mark C. , 23
Whiting, Mark E. , 23
Whiting, Mark S. , 23
Whitting, Mary E. , 237
Whitman, Kathy L. , 237
Whitmer, Grant L. , 167
Whitmore, Richard K. , 237
Whittingham, Fred, 166
Whittle, David B. , 335
Whitton, Elizabeth B. , 291
Whyte, Paul, 291
Wicks, Rebecca A. , 291
Wiemer, Randall E. , 291
Wiercioch, Marian, 291
Wiersema, Dianna L. , 237
Wiest, Wendolyn, 291
Wiggins, Robert A. , 93
Wilcock, Clarence D. , 291
Wilcox, Lydia A.
Wilcox, Mallory D. , 141,169
Wilde, Marianne, 238
Wilkes, Wendy A. , 167
Wilkins, Benny D. , 331
Wilkins, Elnora P. , 291
Wilkinson, Eric C. , 291
Wilkenson, Ernest, 313
Wilkinson, Robert B. , 203
Wilkinson, Robert L. , 203
Wilkinson, Ronda, 238
Willardson, Anthony G. , 291
Willardson, Paul, 291
Willett, Gweneth R. ., 238
Willey, Cherylyn, 291
Willey, Jolene M. , 291
Williams, Anita, 291
Williams, Bradly G. , 169
Williams, Bruce, 169
Williams, Candice Y. , 291
Williams, Carla M. , 238
Williams, David C. , 291
Williams, Debra, 291
Williams, Diana E. , 333
Williams, Diana M. , 333
Williams, Diane, 333
Williams, Diane E. , 333
Williams, Diane L. , 333
Williams, Evelyn A. , 331
Williams, JohnF. , 327
Williams, Keith H. , 291
Williams, Pam, 86
Williams, Patrice E. , 86
Williams, Paul L. , 86
Williams, Rita E. , 291
Williams, Sandy L. , 238
Williams, Tracy L. , 238
Williamson, Don L. , 291
Williamson, Joanne R. , 238
Williamson, Von B. , 238
Willingham, Lance D. , 238
Willis, Andrew W. , 91
Willis, Melanie /y. , 238
Willis, Patty C. , 291
Willyerd, Kevin L. , 291
Wilson, Charles A. , 291
Wilson, Debbie K. , 238
Wilson, Donna F. , 238
Wilson, James Q. , 345
Wilson, Jeffrey D. , 169
Wilson, Jennifer, 291
Wilson, John, 291
Wilson, Judy A. , 292
Wilson, Judy K. , 292
Wilson, Karlene, 292
Wilson, Katherine M. , 238
Wilson, Leionnie C. , 238
Wilson, Lisa, 292
Wilson, Margaret D. , 238
Wilson, Mary H. , 238
Wilson, Maureen, 238
Wilson, Ross, 292
Wilson, Teri L. , 292
Wilsted, Gertrude K. , 334,378
Wilton, Michael S. , 168
Wimer, John K. , 168
Winder, Parry, 166
Winegart, John W. , 292
Winfree, Kristina S. , 292
Winfree, Paula J. , 238
Wing, Debra J. , 292
Wing, Michele E. , 238
Wingfield, Cheryle L. , 261
Winkel, Rebecca A. , 292
Winkler, Cynthia M. , 292
Winkler, John C. , 331
Winkler, S. , 86
Winn, Jolene, 385
Winn, William F. , 238
Winward, Brenda A. , 238
Winward, Lori, 292
Wirthlin, Richard B. , 344
Wiscombe, Nathan E. , 292
Wiscombe, Ron, 292
Wise, Robert R. , 261
Witcher, Jeffrey D. , 238
Witigenstein, L. , 82
Wittwer, Wendy A. , 238
Wolfe, Michele, 238
Wolfe, Teresa L. , 292
Wolfley, Scott, 331,333
Woller, Robert F. , 238
Wo Iter, Laurie K. , 239
Wong, Moxa, 292
Wong, Ngai Y. , 292
Wood, Jan, 292
Wood, Kathleen S. , 292
Wood, Lark, 261
Wood, Michele, 292
Wood, Michele, 239
Wood, Ron, 168
Wood, Rodney A., 133,166
Wood, Ronald A. , 292
Wood, Stephen T. , 292
Wood, Trudy K. , 239
Woodbury, Lael J. , 14,189
Woodbury, Pamela J. , 292
Woodbury, Verl A. , 239
Woodbury, Vern W. , 333
Woodfield, Heidi, 292
Woodhead, Robert W. , 292
Woodruff, Jeri L. , 261
Woodruff, Maria F. , 292
Woods, Jay L. , 169
Woods, Phyllis, 239
Woodward, David K. , 292
Woodward, Kevin C. , 261
Woodward, William B. Jr. , 385
Woodworth, Robin S. , 292
Woody, Gina L. , 292
Wook, David, 86
Woolf, Sandra, 292
Woolstenhulme, Vern, 292
Wootton, Myrna K. , 293
Wotherspoon, Sharon, 239
Wotring, Denise A. , 293
Wrathall, Cathy L. , 239
Wrathall, Cynthia L. , 239
Wright, Don B. , 189
Wright, GreggJ. , 333,379
Wright, Jann, 293
Wright, Joel C. , 293
Wright, Paul, 293
Wright, Sandra, 239
Wulfert, Leslie F. , 261
Wyatt, Daniel, 293
Wzorek, Kenneth G. , 46
Yaeger, Allison S. , 261
Yazzi, Berthe A. , 293
Yeakel, Shauna J. , 239
Yergensen, Tamara J. , 86
Yochum, Nancy L. , 261
York, Deborah A. , 239
York, Theodore R. , 261
Young, Danny H. , 239
Young, Elaine, 261
Young, Elizabeth, 169
Young, Lorrie C. , 261
Young, Lorna J. , 239
Young, Robin, 293
Young, Stephen D. , 169
Yuille, Colette I. , 261
Zaifnejad, Jamileh, 239
Zaugg, Glen R. , 293
Zaugg, Mitzi L. , 261
Zech, Terrill W. , 293
Zenni, Lisa B. , 261,385
Zerebko, Marianne, 239
Zevallos, Roxana, 293
Zeyer, Brent P. , 261
Zeyer, Jane, 293
Ziegler, Mark R. , 239,332
Zippi, Gregory A. , 293
Zirbes, Debra K. , 169
Zitting, Maraha K. , 293
Zitting, Sherrie, 261
Zobell, Christi A. , 239
Zucaro, Maria J. , 239
Zwahlen, Julie 293
Zwahlen, Lynn K. , 166
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