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THREE MEMORABLE SEASONS

MAXINE JORGENSON, Edifor

MARLIN WOODLAND, Assoc. Ed.

HAROLD JENSEN, Business Mgr.

IN AUTUMN All these Are now our memories; crisp evening air Brings reflections, thoughts that others share As autumn comes. And there , Sturdy mountains slumber, which in fall Like a woman, dons a brilliant shawl Against the cold. And here, With grasping arms the graceful trees reach high To hold the waning season in the sky Another day. Little things Like lighted windows late at night . . . the victory bell . . . A melody . .. a cheer . .. or hurried steps impel Remembrances. All these Are now our memories-not to lose Nor to shun in quest of greater things we choose but to cherish.

"And here, With grasping arms the graceful trees reach high

To hold the waning season in the sky Another day,"

Eminence in SCience, Vigor in executive functions, prominence as an authority on agricultural development

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President Franklin S. Harns . His ability at counciling has reached the world in representation, not only for the United StateÂŁ, but also the United Nations . The United Nations recognized President Harris' ability by placing him at the head of an international grou p of experts sent to foreign countries for scientific study of agriculture. His busiest day has not been too full

f responsibility that he cannot be a

friend to the students at school and his associates. mendable.

His geniality is com-

He understands people and inspires confidence in those with

whom he works. We're also proud to present Mrs. Harris who has shared the varied experiences of her distinguished husband. Her genuine simplicity and friendliness comliments her husband's fine qualities.

E. H. Street Richfield

W. W . Gardner Salt Lake City

Merrill Warnick Pleasant Grove

James S. Prestwich Cedar City

A . W. Chambers Smithfield

1. C. Montgomery Heber

Ray E. Dillman Roosevelt

The Board of Trustees, comprised of twelve regular and two exofficio members, is the group most directly interested in the welfare of our school. Its duty is to exercise general supervision over the administration and function of the college. It sets up our general education policy, and is responsible for the expenditure of state and federal funds which amounts to millions of dollars. Each member has a great personal interest towards our school, and is anxious to see it grow, develop, and expand its service wherever need be. He is appointed directly by the governor of the state for a term of four years. The men are located throughout the state from Cedar City and La Salle on the south to Smithfield to the north, and Roosevelt on the east. This widespread dispersion assists in keeping the college in direct touch with the people of Utah and the problems of rural areas. Ella V. Reeder and Charles Redd are additional members of the board. (Charles Redd and Ella V. Reeder's pictures were not available)

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Heber Bennion, J r Salt Lake City

W. W. Merrill Logan

Thorpe B. Isaacson Salt Lake City 11

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Johnson

nc. Agent Purchasmg

H. Bell

Registrar

. Hendricks I'hng Director of Libraries

Russe11 E. Berntson Secretary

C. Lester Pocock Public Relations

Carl Frischknecht

The administrators combine to accomplish a multitude of duties for the college and the students. Theirs is the domain of endless paper work as they order and disperse supplies, register students and file reports, care . for college expenditures and run an intricate extension system. They supervise the 1,500 military students on the campus, arrange and watch over a growing summer session, order and care for literary material, and assume the duties of advertising the school. Each an indispensible part, they form the structure of the college administration .

M . R. Merrill Summer Sessions

Colonel Timberlake Military Science

Mardyne Jorgensen Secretary

Lois F. Sorenson V Ice ' President

Bill Rob Ins ' President

Eugene Special Events

Assemblies

Norm Jones Elections

Satisfaction born exclusively of a . task well performed is the only salary of a student official. Meager recompense, surely, for the countless hours of reason and resource contributed-yet sufficient to inspire mediocrity to brilliance, passiveness to pinnicles of enthusiasm. Such, indeed, has been the case at Utah State, where unselfish endeavor and unswerving loyalty to purpose on the part of student executives has been the rule rather than the exception-and exÂˇ cellence of administration the inevitable end-product.

An inalienable rightgovernment by representation.

Publications

Socials

Finance

To Dean lone Daniel falls the task of advising individual woman students and women's organization, no small task in its responsibility and execution. Constantly busy, she supervises the women's dormitories and schedules the school's social calendar. Closely interwoven with Dean Daniel's vocation is a no less im portant avocation-promoting the future of education and woman's place of responsibility in society. In addition, she enjoys music and reading and, having majored in English and Speech, finds particular interest in dramatics development.

DEAN lONE DANIEL

Facing an itinerary that bewilders less able men, Dean Daryl Chase finds his duties tied up in counseling, teaching, and administrative work, and his hobby in re-studying the classics with citizens of Logan and students of Utah State. Extra-curricular activities on the campus find in Dean Chase a hardworking, cooperative advisor. Directing student employment and acting as special counselor to all foreign students are two of the many duties assigned to Dean Chase. Also, he has worked on such projects as the proposed Union Building and on the completed Canyon Heights Chapel. DEAN DARYL CHASE

Founded on June 12, and'13, 1899, the USAC Alumni Association, with a membership of approximately 85 graduates, and a potential membership of some 51,000 former students, will mark its 50th Anniversary at the 1949 commencement, Serving as the connecting link between the College and its thousands of former students, the Association fills a vital role on and off the cam pus in its service to alumni and to the College, There IS a standing invitation to all former students to join the Alumni Association .

Leonard W . Mc Donald, Alumni Exe c utive Secret ary

Lell to right , Leonard W . McDonald, Alumni Executive Secretary; Dr. William Peterson, President 01 the class of 1899, and Melvin Thayne, President of the class of 1949 . The class of ' 99 will observe ils Fiftieth Anniversary reunion this spring. Dr . Peterson, Direclor Emeritus of the College Extension Service , was also one of the founders of the USAC Alumni Association and Presid ent several time s.

~"I"LET'C Ticket policies, improvement of athletic facilities and arrangements for games all are part of the work of the Athletic Council. In addition to its regular work, the council shouldered some of the burden of picking a new coach to replace Coach E. L. (Dick) Romney, new Skyline Six czar.

Back Row (left to right) , Dr. Larry Stoddard, Leonard McDonald, Norm Jones, Eugene Hansen, Bill Robins . Front Row (left to right) , Dr. King Hendricks, Glen Blaser, Dr . Jerald E. Christiansen, Col. E. W . Timberlake, Prof . George B. Caine, H. B. Hunsaker, Russell Bernston .

Back Row (left to right), H. Reuben Reynolds, Wallace J . Vickers, Carlton Culm see, Harold M. Jensen, Lewis Turner. Front Row (left to right) , Dale L. Nelson, Bill Robins, Helen Coburn, Louis B. Bate, Fae Jonel.

Publication council-nucleus of the college's three main student publications, Buzzer, Student Life and Scribble. The council advises and integrates the work and keeps the publications from any vitriolic feuding. It is composed of the editors and business managers, faculty advisors, student council member in charge of publications and student body pres ident, who work for democracy in college publications.

Left to right, front row: Shannon Fuhriman, Shirley Lamb, Rose Marie Schank, Jeanine Showell, Lynette Wayman, Bonnie I'\ay Hansen. Row two : Marilyn Miller, Elaine Lagos, Colynn Hansen, Dean Daniel, Yvonne Ballif" ; R~u~th.fF~~~~ Chambers. I

Keeping tab on one woman is a day's work in itself, but trying to care for 2,000 women students is a job only Associated W om en Students officers would dare to handle. A WS sponsored a memorable Preference Ball; it engaged professional women to lecture and talk to the girls; it made 1 h e first d ifficult steps of college girls easier on freshman girls through a system of "big siste rs." But, most important, it was ready to lend a h and to make students feel more at home at Utah State.

ROSE MARIE SCHANK President LYNETTE WAYMAN Vice Presiden l SHIRLEY LAMB Secrelary

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Charliene Tweedie Vice President

Bonnie MacDonald Buxtol

Melvin Thayne "President

OFF Seniors ... the year of regrets and fulfillment. With their hands almost closed about the symbol of four years of study, work and hardship for many, the seniors pause to remember, and can think only of happy days. All else seems to be obliterated in a lingering caress of the best moments-can yon parties, crazy little sayings, bright remarks-each treading in close file on the heels of some other frivolous time. Is it any wonder, then, that the most popular statement is "If I had it to do over again. . . ."

GRADUATES

Abdalreta , Ansari Carler, Lee Erickson , G ordon

Jacobsen Barbara McBride: Lee

Agah, Oto Chaudhuri, L. B. Esfundiari, Mansour

Jeffs, George A . Nielson, Rex

Amery, -Hoosnang Christiansen, J. Y. Ercanbrack, Keith

Jensen , Gordon I. Parkey, Wade

Bateson, Russell Cotton, Garth Gardner, Walter H .

Mazar, Dhesi Pehrson, Paul

Denmar, Charles E.

Boxx, Clifton DeWitt, Don

Garton,

Harris , Ann

Baxter, Darwin James

Mecham,

Merlin

Royer I Theresa

Morad, Aly A . Sanddal, Charlotte

Buhi, D . A . Dunn, Irving Haws, B. A.

Murphy, Charles Sayed, Bad.hab

Shaudhri, S. B. Adams , Faye

Sorensen, Earl F. Adams, Gloria Dawn

Spicer, Carol Adamson, Barbara

Taylor, Dell Alborn, Edna

Allred , H. B. Baker, Wendell

NORMAN JONES . . . Reserves the left hand for the basketball court and the right for Student Council elections . . . Alpha Sigma Nu . .. wields the gavel at Blue Key meetings . . . engineer in odd moments . . . married . . . leads a busy life.

Ballam , Oral L. Barker, Gerald

West, Quentin M . Aldredge, Carma Rae

AI -Siuab, Abdul Latif Bailey, Marceline

Barber, Elizabeth Barker, Ron ald

Abboll, Max Aldrich, Robert B.

Achibald , Max L. Bailey, Rulon

Barber, Joan

Barlo w / Emm a Lou

Adams, Clemont B. Allan, Clayton

Ashcroft, Rulon Baird, Robert

Barker, Belly Barne y , Richard

Bartholomew, Wesley Beck, Dewayne

Bennion, Leora Bigler, N orval

Bate , Louis Beers, N . ÂˇM .

Benson, Noel Bird, Leland

Bateman, Bertin Belnap, Lowell

Bethers, Barton L. Bogh, La June

Bateman, Jim Bennion, Joyce

Bigler, Bonnie Rae Bohman, Verle R.

ROBERT PANIAN ... Champion of the worthy cause ... Public Service chairman on Student Council . . . Blue Rey . . . adds a high-pitched blessing and all-out smile to everything he does . bothers the Student Life for space . . . "service is life."

Bone, Val Gene C . BTenchley , Le n s.

Bonnell, Harry Briggs, Faye

Boudrero, Ida Lucile Broadbent, Arthur M.

Tha dshaw, Helen Broadbent, Karma

Braithwaite, E. G . Broderick, J . Howard

Braithwaite, Neldon H. Brower,

Stephen

Breckenridge, Louise Browning, Darwin

Budge, Jea n Ca mp be ll , 0 01\ A .

Budge , Phyllis Card , Scoll

Bu rg oyne , Charlolle Carte r, Charles

Bu rnett, Nolan Carter, Jack R.

Child, Eldon R. Christensen, Lynn l.

LOIS FRYER SORENSON . .. Contradicted the old adage, "beauty and brains" .. . runs a home and Studentbody VP post with equal efficiency . . . doles out student award points. . effervescing friendshi p . gIves a lift to Alpha Sigma Nu.

Clark, Craig A . Cook, Waldo G .

Burto n, Lyn n A . Chandler, Jesse

Cam pbell , Jay Chapman, Howard

Campbell , Roy G. Cheney, Wendell B.

Chlarson, George Christensen, Val

Christensen, Boyd Ch ristiansen, John

Cochram, J o hn R. CollIe, Taylor

Collier, Charle s

Co ndie , Malcolm

Coul so n , Lois

C ovington, Ross L.

Christensen, Dwayne Christianse n, William

Cox, Alvord L. Crandall, Richard

Crockett, Z. B. Crookston, Dorothy

Croh , Carl R. Crookston, Rosemary

Cox, Clyde K. Craven, Frances

Croll, Jane Crowther, Valene

Cox, Marlin Cross, Dorothy

Crompton, Robert Cuff , William Ward

BILL RYAN. Boasts the cutest daughter in Logan . finds biggest job is social chairman on Student Council . Alpha Sigma Nu ... gave up sports ro enter the political arena . . . Blue Key chaplain . . Fall quarter Sigma Chi president.

CUrlis, Janis Rae Daniels, Russell

Curlis, John K. Davis, George

Daines, Josephine Davis, Jes!

Daines, Nolan H . Demetras , Andrew

Dajani, Yousif Sharif bexter, Jack F.

Daley, Max Draper, Reed H.

Dalley, Mary Draper, Rulon

Earl, Curtis

Earl, Jane l

Ernstrom,

Evans, Sh irl A .

Anlhon

Earl, Rose Marie Evans, Winslow

Ellertson, Kent Everson, Charles A .

Fife, La Von S. Fitzge rald, Pau l

JUNE WELTI . . . Divides her time between queen contests and small talk in the main hall . . . slaves on the Buzzer in off moments. . sings . . . drives copy writers with a merciless whip. 28

Forman, Ray Frandsen, Oscar R.

Ellis, Dean R. Farrer, A lbert B.

Ercanbrack, Lauralee Felix, Helen

Fje ld sted, Margare t

Fisher, Eld o n Fleene r, Geo rg e G.

Foo.berg, Sylvan Frandsen, Richard

Frandlan, Niel Freestone, Ferris T.

Finch,

V ern on

Erickson, Phyll is Ferguson, Ed ward

Fitgerald , Jack F1uck inger, Darro l

Frandsen, O . A . Fredrickson, {.eo E.

Frisby , Wende ll E. Gardner, G. F.

Geddes, Dea Gomm, Bryant

Geddes, J ackie Gomm, E. Merrell

Fry , G eorg e

Ga rd ne r, Rulo n

Gesse l, W illiam B. GO llfredson, Art

Gard ner, A . W . Gard ner, W ilford

Gilde n, Cha rles J a co b Grea v es, Mary Lo is

MERLIN JONES .. . Papered Student Life walls with clever cartoons ... one of the most co-operative students on the campus . overworked . . . likes to wear tuxes . Blue Key .. . "Students corne and students go, but Merlie goes on forever . . . "

Green, Hollis C Hale , Laura Rae'

Greenwell Elaine Hamblin, Amy Lou

Griffin, William H. Handy, Mary Jane

Grimm, Leonard

Grover, Ben

Hanks, Lorin R.

Hanni, Kenneth

Guthrie , James W . Hansen, A rlene

Had field, Da rre ll C . Hansen, Colynn

Hansen, Halvor Harris , Dee

Hansen, J. Kimball Harris, Erma

Hansen, Lee Harris, Wanda

Hansen , Raynold Harris, William E.

Hendricks, Charles D. Herzog, LaVon

ETHEL V ALGARDSON ... Combines the usual Nordic features in an artistic design . .. voted Canada's third most beautiful girl . . . pan-Hellenic council . . . manages Theta Upsilon as president . .. turns to art and design as an outlei for creative ability.

Hill, Ira Hoefling,

A . F.

Hansen, Richard O . Harward, Bernard A .

Haroldsen, Elizabeth C . Hawkes, Ella Lou

Hendricks, Darwin Heyborne, Robert L.

Henkley, Bradford Heywood, Frank L.

Hensler, John Hill, Edward

Hillman, Merle Hollingsworth, Farrell

Hillyard, Eunice Holman, Frank

Hill, Spencer Hoffman, Merrill

Harris, Bruce Hayes, Nadine

Joanne

Bruce

Humph reys, L. Fa wn Hussein, Hass an

Homer, Robert

Hoyt, Murray G .

Hunt , Stanley Hyer, Earl

Homer, Verna Ann Hudman, Martha

Hunter , Clyde C . Irving . Robert B.

Houstoll , Walter R. Humphreys , Boyd

Husni , May Iverson, Melv-in

RA Y FORMAN . . . Gluuon for work boss of the Homecoming parade and cochairman for Turkey Day parade . . . Pi KA prexy Fall quarter ... red hair is his ticket to Alpha Sigma Nu parties Scribble business manager . VIP as Blue Key VP.

Jackion, Tom Janlen, Darrell

Jaoobl, Sidney Jenten, Evan

Jacoblen, Gene Jensen, Gilb"rt

Jarman, Charlel V. Jen.en, Harold

Jenkins, Clarke Jensen, Hubert

Jenkins, Claude Jensen, Joseph C.

Jensen, A. Calvin Johansen, Don A .

Johansen, Kennelh Johnson, Stan

Johansen, Neldon Jones, Barbara ' Faire

Johnson, Blaine Jones, Fay

MELVIN THAYNE .. . Steered the semor class through the year as prexy . . Utah State's gain from Weber college .. advocate of the "pay as you eat" plan at Blue Key meetings . .. Alpha Sigma Nu . . . displays a warm smile and handshake.

Johnson, Dean Jones, Merlyn C.

Johnson, Leo Jones, Mildred

Jorgensen , Lee Kaull , Ca rol

Josl, Dale Ke arl, J . Allen

Ke ll e y , Darre ll Ki n gs ford , lI a

Ke lle y , Ruth Ho lm os Kno wl e s, Elmer M.

Johnson, Leonard A . Jo nes, Norman

lost , Margaret Kearl , Russell

Khou ri, Mon nir Knuts on , Lyman B.

Johnson, Robe rl Jorqensen , Cecil

Judd, Chloe Keller, Joyce

Khouri, Mo na Kowa ll is, Fre d rick

Lagos, Elaine Larsen, Gale

Lake, Cecil Larsen, Helen

Laser, Theodore Lawrence, Ilene

Lattimore, William Lawrence, Joseph

Lamborn, Howard Larsen, Leland

Lawrence, V . W . Lawler, Edward

Lar.dsaw, Elmer Duff Larson, Leland K.

Lawrence, Cannell

Lee,

Max

ROBERT WELCH, .. Intricately involved in sports publicity . . . ex-officio editor of Student Life . . . Alpha Sigma Nu prexy .. . sings "We'll sing a song of Blue Key" with hearty feeling ... manufactures glib phrases for all occasions.

Le Fevre, Clifford MacDonald, Bonnie

Leishman, Lynn

Lenderman, Bruce

Madden, Thomas M .

Madsen, Carl

Lloyd, Bennio n Madsen, Fred R.

Locander, Carolyn A.

Loos16, John

Madsen, W . A .

Manke, Alfred O .

Lund , Kirk Manning, Coy

Manning, John Maughan! Kenneth

Morrill, Alene Maughan, Ora Smith

Marti, Rudolph Mecham, Alia H.

BILL ROBINS ... Executive of the campus as Studentbody president . .. has a distinct Robins drawl ... Blue Key ... blended the student council into an efficient team . worked diligently on such projects as the Union Building.

Martin, Burton C. Merrill, Arlene

Marlin, Robert D . Mechie, Marvin T.

Millard, Mozelle Minchey, Orvil R

Miller, David R. Miyasaki, Tommy

McBirney. Leonard McCowin, Tius

McCarty,

Harry

Mathews, Howard Miller, Gloria

Miller, Ivan R. McAister, Bob

James

McGregor, La Rene

McCowin, Bernice McGregor, Wells

Maughan, Gordon C. Miller, Richard

Miles, Calvin E. McArthur, Ross J.

McCowin, Janet McKay, Ernest

McKinley, Robert McOmber, Adrain

Monson, Leland H ., Jr . Morgan, Rex J .

McLain, Earl G. McOmber, David

Moody, Aubry Morris, Boyd

McMurdie, William Moarifi, Akbar

Moore, Dean

Morris. Miller

McNulty, John Mohr, Jean

Moosman, Glen Ray Morris, Terry M .

CHARLIENE TWEEDIE Rhythmic movement , , . master of the dance ... known as "Tweed" ... Alpha Sigma Nu . . . continued in office as Senior class vice-president ... wheedled pixs out of "dear John" for her Buzzer club section ... plans to teach PE.

Mortensen, J . Lynn Murdock, Robert

Moses, Jesse F.

Murdock,

Wallace

Moulton, Boyd Murphy, Stanley

Moulton, Helen Murray I Reese

Moyes, Earl L. Nagel, Don

Mullin, Paul B. Nas su , Yosif

Mulliner, Shirl Nelson, George R.

Nelson, Milton Nielsen, Helen

Nelson, Richard Nielson, Mervin

Nichols, Jaye L. Nielson, Richard

Nielsen, Donna Nilson, Major

Olsen, Roy Palacios, Johr.

Nielson, Doreen Nyman, Lorna

Quilter, Glen Pan ian, Bob

Nielson, Glade B. Oberly, Gene H .

Oviatt, Joseph L. Parkey, Nina Mae

Nielsen, Gladys Olsen, Daniel W.

Owens, Dick Parkin, Elaine

After a few years at Utah State . . . . . .

Pattee, Robert Pehrson, June

Pearce, LaMont Pendleton, Alvin

Pearce, Ralph Pendleton, W . R.

Pearson, Marvin Perry, Jack

Peterle, Tony Peterson, Miles A .

Porter, Preston

Pryor, Fred

Peterson, Earl Pickell, Mary

Porter, Rodney Rallison, Robert E.

Peterson, Earl Don Pilkington, Lew

Prestwich, Beth Randall, Cleone

Peterson, Keith Plalls, Jannella

Price, Bill Rasmuson, Kendall

Could it be that band editorial, Editor

Le Sueur, Harold B. Reed, Robert

Reeae, Bruce W . Robina, Bill

Reid, Terrance R. Robina, Wayne

Rice, Clifford Romer, Anna Leola

Richards, Fern Rowe, Berry W .

Richardson, Kenneth S. RUlSell, Max

Bate~

Rigby, William RUllon, Arland

Ruhi, M.lhas A . Scoll , W . R.

Sabin, Wallace S.dgwick, Lois .

Sachak, T. G. Selma , Orrin

Sandrello, Ray SergIo, Alvarez

Simard , Victor Skeen , Ellison

Sanford, Dorothy Sevy, Laine C.

Simons, Man

Skolmoski, Ted M.

Saxton, Mary Lou Siddoway, Carole

Simpson, Keith Smith D. Alden

Schroeder, Frank Simard, Marl/orie

Sigler , George Smith , Deanne

Dear Emily : What to do now?

Smith, Delbert Sorenson, Allen

Smith, L. Jay Sorenson, Hoyle

Smith, Marian

Smith, Patricia

Sorenson, Lois

Sorenson, Norma

Paul Clara

Stickler, Bert Sullivan, Shirley

Stalker, Lucy

Spencer, Cleon H. Stephens, Frank

Stoddard, Dan Swenson, Dale L.

Swenson,

Somers, Joe

Stone , Reed L. DeWayne

Spicer, Kathleen Stephens, Shirley

Struthers, Robert Talbot, Walter

Sometimes a wife comes in handy

Taminie Hakki Shihab Tippets.' Neil

Tanner, June

Tasso, Norma

Thayne, Melvin

Theobald, Evan J.

Taylor, Howard Thomas , Don W .

Taylor, John Thomas, Rob&rt

Taylor, Philip R. Thorn,

Joe

Taylor, Rex Thorley, JIlY

Thompson, Jacquelyn Turnidge, Raymond

Thompson, Warren Tweedie, Charliene

Tillolsen, Marion Twitchell, Robert M.

Tolman, Faren Urbam, Raymond

Tolman, Vilate Valgardson, Ethel

Waddoups, Marr Wallgren, Rex

Wall, Edward M. Wangsgard, Cloyd

Warby, Paul Wareing, Coleen

Ward, Darrell Wareing, La Vere

Turley, Jay Van Ausdal, Duane

Walles, Carl Wangsgard, Donna

Turner,

Betty

Van Drimmelen, Robert

Wallgren , Marian Wankier, Maynard C.

You spell it T-h-y-r-o-n-e-c-t-r-i a

Ward, James Warr, Margie

Wardle, Clyde C. Watkins, Derrall

Weaver, Geniel Welch, Shirley

Whipple, Edgar Whitton, Leslie

Weeks, Majorie Welti, June

Weight, J. Ross Wendt, Patti

Whipple, Frank Wilcoch, Jack

Whitaker, Mar Wilde, Arnold

Welch, Bob West, James I.

Whitton, Annie Wilkes, Kay

Watch out I You may get wet

Williams, Keith L. Woodward, Zelma

Willis, Kear! Yassini, N. Y.

Winget, Virginia Yost, Grant

Wiser, Grant Budge Yates, Glen

Wood, Edwin Young, June L.

Woodbury, Rulon D. Zirker, Bonnie

Woodward, Val Zollinger, Nathan O.

Janice Spencer Vice President

Marva Funk Secretary

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Kenneth J. Webb President

Juniors . .. almost decided on a life's work-or at least, that is the decision that reaches the major professor's ears. This is the year of the Junior Prom, the acquisition of a sauve ''I've been through the mill" up}>erclas:,man's expression, the time when studying can still be put off another quarter. But with it all, there was a certain salisrac1ion in accomplishmenl and a certain anticipation of the future. 42

Abbott, Carol Allen, T. W . Anderson, Dell

Abbott, Keilh Allred, Howald L. Anderson, Elaine

Adams, Duane L. Allred, James H. Anderson , Elden

Anderson, Winnifred Andjamend, Morlet8, A Arne!en, Elmer Baird, Rllih . Ballard, Colleen Barbary, Muslafa I.

Adamson, Marjorie Amer, Ahmad Anderson, Fawn

Alberls , E. R. Amussen, Francis Anderson , Fred W.

Ashcrofl, Henry Bariuss, Joseph A.

Babcock, Lowell Barlow, Kimber

Algier, Paul Anderson, Bill Anderson, Harold

Bailey, Charles Barton, Bruce 1.

Allen, Harris Anderson, Bruce H. Anderfon, I.. D.

Bailey, Clair Bateman, Faye

Baxter, Dean H . Bickmore, Lewis

Beckstrand, Gordon Bickmore, Robert

Beckstrand, Joseph Bingham, Beatrice

Bennett, Calvin Bingham, Elmont

Bird, Livinia Blackham , Garth

EUGENE HANSEN ... friendly, efficient politician . .. always armed with a smile and a booming "Hi Ya!" . . . student councilman in charge of special events ... did a very thorough job .. . will be back next year to finish his councilman position . .. president of Pi Rap .

Boswell, Evan C. Broby, Ailene

Bergeson, Carlos Bingham, Lyell

Bithe ll, Joyce Blackington , Marion

Boyer , Fay W. Bruisch , Lawrence

Bernhisel, Virginia Bingham, Marriner

Black, Sylva Blint, Dick

Braithwaite, Dick Brough, Granl J .

Berrueta, Joseph Bingham, Ronald

Blackburn, Oriel Dale Bowman, Ray

Braithwaite, Wilber Brown, A . L.

Brown, LaVell Budge, Grant

Burrell, Owen Buxton, Arland

Brow n, Ree

Buckn e r, Roma Lou

Burlon , Lee C . Bux ton, Nyle

Bro wn, Wilme re Bu e hle r, Max S.

Budge, Cha rlene Burnham, No rma

Butler, W anda

Buttcane, Lynn

Byers,

Byington, Gerald L.

Rowe

JA Y VAN NOY . .. established as another of USAC's football greats . a record holder in running yards gained in the nation . . . excels in all major sports modest when "the boys" pressure him at all . . . friendly . .. a good sport with practical jokes.

Cabelas, Ricardo Carlton, Carla

Campbell, Allen Carter, Don H

Campbell, Eli F. Carter, Val H .

Campbell , Worth Cazier, Doyle

Cannell , Norman Chadwick , Nanc y

Canning, Shirley Charlton, Junior

Carlson, Carl CheckeU, Laurel

Christensen, Kurt Clarke, Fauntelle

Christensen, Monta Clark, Willa Dean

Chugg, Boyde Clawson, Lloyd

Clark, Boyd Coburn, Helen

Colimar , Hubert E. Cowley, Clair

Clark, Florence Cochwan, Averil

Cook, Alton Cox, Jay T .

Clark, Gene Collard , Eva

Cook, Newell B. Cox, Sanford

Clark, Ralph Collier, Louise

Cornelius, Grant Crandall, Connie

ROSE MARIE SCHANK ..

Modest . .. conscientious in her work " president of A WS . . . was concerned more than any other student with having a new Union building that the students would like.

Crittenden, Cummings, Dale

Crompton, c. D. Cummings, Sharon L.

Crowther, Lucille Curtis, Rena

Crump, Kenneth Dalton, Adrain E.

Dallon , George M. Davis, Elmer

Dean, Gerald Denning, George T.

Dahl, Lowell C. Davis, Melvin

Daniels, Marilyn Day, David

Dean, Vivian Dewey, Wade

Decker, R. Clair Diamond , Jay

Darrington, Kenneth Day, James H.

De Garfeenried, Helen Dickson, Joseph

BOB MURDOCK . . . journalistically indined. Sports editor for the campus weekly . hustler on the basketball squad . Blue Key member and a friend to everyone.

Didericksen, Eugene M . Dillman, Dorothy Edwards, Charles E. Egley, Dennis

Dodds, Earle F. Ei ser man, Arlene

Doutre, David Eiserman , Fred

Dransfield, Arnold Elia, Mins

Drechsel, Juanita J. Ellsworth , Beth C .

Dye, Gerald J . Erickson, Zelle

ErnstrolTI, Helen ford, Lyle

Esfandiari, Rezo Fowler, Edmund D.

Everson, Charles A . Fox, Walte r

CALVIN QUAYLE . .. Sits In on all student council meetings as publicity chairman . .. active in dramatics and is an aspirant to radio announcing hel ps out on progrms at KVNU . . . A loyal friend.

Faulkner, J. Earl Francom, J. Alan

Ferrell, Bud Francis, Virginia

fitzgerald, Lou Anna Frank, S. J .

Fuhriman, Gayla Funk, Calvin

Fuhriman, Shannon Ganung, George

Fulmore, Charles Gardner, Barbara B.

Gardnel, Pat Gray, Dale

Gibby , Lou Jean Gubbine , James

Gillis, Dorothy Gutlce, Norma

Flint, Grant Frederickson, Doris

fulton, Bob Gardner, Geraldine

Golding, Theo H. Gutlce, Lois

Hab, Hilda Halling, Clair

Hansen, Belva Hansen, Loyal

Haderlie, Sybil Hall, Wilma

Hansen, Eugene

Hanson,

Max

Hadlock, Bill Hammond, James

Han sen, Hansen,

Don Ross

Hageman, Al Hansen , Arden

Hansen, La VaT Hanson, Wilford

GLORIA EVANS ... blonde personality . . . posesses all the necessary qualifications to assist her personality . . calm . . . unpretentious . . . sociable.

Hany , Madaline Hatch, Duane

Haroldsen, Fred Hayes, Ronald

Harrison, Joan Heath, Ralph

Harrocks, William Heaton, Alma

Harwood, Bill Hebertson, La Vaul

Haslam, Myron Heckman, Mary

Hatch, Bartley Hegman, Alger

Henrie, Douglas Holmes , De Orr E.

Hernadon, James Hone, Shirl

Higginson , Jay Holyoak, Richard

WALTER WEL TI ... Poise ... ability ... chased . . . extra dollars as Student Life business manager . . . slow, unforgettable laugh ... Radio Guild ... reminds one of the legendary Typical College Man.

Hinshaw , Merritt Howard , Shirley

Hoefling, Dorothy Howell , Barbara

Hodges , Walter Howells , Maxine

Ho lliday , Laurane Huggins, Fae Ann

Hughes, Nolan Hurst, Beth

Hull , William Hirschi, Frank W .

Hulse , Boy d Hussey, Basil

Humphries, Mariam Hutchinson, Quinn

Hyde, Janet Jacobson, Leland

Jackman, John James, Lynn F.

Jackson, Be ulah Jenson, Andy

Jackson, Pat Jensen, Emron A.

Jensen, Fontella Johnsen, Elyse

Johnson, Shirley Jones, Guy

Jensen, Glen Johnson, Fe rn

Johnson, V erla Jones, LaDean

Jense n, Richard G. Johnson, Glen

J ohnson , Edmond D. Johnson, John

Jolly , Venus Jones, Milton

Jones, David O . Jones, Renee

HELEN COBURN ... One-year councilman in charge of student publications conscientious and efficient liked by everyone who knows her . has written many literary stories and poems printed in the college quarterly.

Jo~g.nsen, Cecil Keller, Fred

Jorgensen, Zela Kessler, Gerald

Kane, Robert Kidman, Delbert

Karamian, Aram Kirby, Fred B.

Keller, Keith Kirschner, Frank

Kennard, LancIe Kitchen, Melvin R.

Kennington, W . H. Knight ; Rula

Koeven , Shiela lamb , Barbara

Kolord, Ross E. Lamb , Shirle y

Kr oger, Bonnie Je a n Larson, Bert W .

Kump, Mac Dean Larson, Curtis

Larsen, Melro y Leatham , Belty

DALE BLACKBURN . . . colorful singer .. . imitates Al 10lson's manner so effectively one has to see to believe . . . has performed all over Cache Valley as soloist . . . sang in opera . . . sociable and jovial.

Le Fevre, L . Dwai n Lee, V irginia

Kunzler, Kenna Larsen, Don

Larsen, Pau l Leavi lt , Ronald

Lee, Ivan Le e, Willia m Cpt.

Laker, Lash Larsen, Fay

Laube, Tom LeDosquest, Richard

Lee , Orvid Li sonbee, Cl yde

Lamb, A nn Larsen, Keith

Law, Don na LeFevre, LaMa r

Lee, Robert Lew is, Rich a r d

Livingston, Shirley Lungreen , Ralph C .

Malmberg, John L. Marshall, Maurice

Loosli,

Vincent

Lyman,

Rhonda

Marchant, LeGrande Mathews, Richard

Lovele ss, Shirley Madsen , Jack

Marler, Alice Matthews, Lloyd

Lo w , Blair Major , Jack

Marler, Dean Matthews, 1 homas

KEN WEBB . . . Idealistic . . . always thinking problems out . . . worked 10 clarify the position of the deans with . fraternities and sororities .. . Junior class president ... distinctive voice ... methodical . . . Blue Key . . . belongs to young married set.

Maughan, Edwin McCulloch, Zona

Maughan, Wesley McDonald, Hiram

May, Marjorie McFarland, Robert

McClellan, Arthur McGregor, Barbara

McComb, Charles McMurdie, Maughan

McComb, David Meehan, David

McCracken, Lila Mercer, George

Michael, Lyle Miller, Virginia

Michaelson, Elmont Mitchell, Richard

Michaud, Dick Mitton, Anna Lee

Middleton, Bonnie Mollell, Rex

Morris, Blaine Murphy, William

JANICE SPENCER . nominated as Junior class vice-president last spring . . . was instrumental on junior prom committee . . . Queen of Hearts for SPE . . cordial and ambitious. 54

Nelson, Dale Nelson, Kerry D.

Mietzner, Everell H . Moon, Nan

Miller, David C . Moore, Harvey D .

Miller, Gene Morrill, Max

Moss, Carl Nedrow, Cleon

Moul/on, Thomas Nelson, Alice

Murdock, Robert G. Nelson, Bazel

Nelson, Dennis Nelson, Miquelle

Nelson, Dolma Nelson, Ralph

Nelson, Jack D. NichoUs, Bud

Nichols, Dell Nielsen, John H.

Ockey, Delene Olsen . Gilbert

Nielsen, Nielsen,

Dan LuDean

Odd, Wallace S. Olsen, Marilyn

Nielson, Dona Faye Nielson, Robert

Olmsted, James Olsen, Mary Lou

Nielson, Jean Nielson, Ramona

Oldroyd, Glen Olson, Evan

"Take three-they're kinda small"

Olson, William Parrish , James

Otterson, Jarl Patterson, John

Pader, Boyd Peaden, Richard

Palmer, Jay Perkins, Dorothy

Park, Ross Petersen, Paul

Parker, Bonnie Peterson, Dick

Parker, Chester Peterson, Joel

Peterson, Keith E. Phillips, Belly

Peterson, Lucille

Peterson, Richard

Phillips, David L.

Pierce, Belly

Peterson, Ross Plowman, Mavis

Prall, A . G. Pulsipher, Harlan

Peterson, W . R. Poulson, Golden J .

Prall, John G. Purcell,

Rex

Pellingill, Clifford R.

Pelly , Ruth

Poulson, Pamela

Poulson, John, Jr .

Price, Douglas Quincy, Gaylord

Pugsley, Bonnie Ragalsky, Elvin

"Oh, I was just calling you."

Ranzenberger, Rhees, Donna

RaManet

Rasmussen, Keith Rhees,

LaRene

Redd, Ancil E. Rice, Cecil

Redder, Berneda Rich, Ivan A .

Richards, Dale Rindllshbacker , Mildred

Rojas, Ernest Rust, Clyde

Richards, Rolo Robinson, Annp

Rocenvall, Dick Sami,i, Hermoz

Rigby, Jedd M .

Riches, John Rohletter, William C.

Robinson,

Roylance, Ardell Sanclberg, James C.

Roylance, Ralph Sanford, Claire

Reid

"ThaI's what my mother told me ,"

Sanford, Eugene

Schwendemian, Andra

Satterthwaite, Duane V . Searle, Andrew L.

Savage, Homer Seiffert, Walter

Saxton, Richard Shaksby, Mehd y

Schank, Rose Marie Shaw, Dean

Schofield, Yvonne Shaw, Marian

Schwartz , Ross Shield berg, Marilyn

Simper, Jim Snow, Bar bara

Sjablom, Paul Sorenson, Bryon G .

Skeem, Norma Sorenson, De Will

Slater, Jane Ann Sorenson, Nile

Spendlove, Dahle Steffen, Paul

Smith, Jack Sorenson, VaLoy

Smith, Joan South, Raleigh

Spencer, John C . Steffensen, Jed E.

Stanger, Elaine Stephenson, Thomas A .

Smith, John A . Speed, Joyce

Stanley, Neldon Stewart, Coy

~ ~i

"LeI's put the Prom Queen's throne-"

Stimpson, Clyde J. Sud weeks, Virginia

Stoll, Helen Sumsion, Teresa

Stroneberg, Marvin Swenson, Jenness

Sudweeks, Calvin Swisher, Robert

Taghinia, Nader Tew, Darrell

Taylor, Lyle

Thompson, Elmer Tite , Jewelaine

Thorley, June Tolan, Joe

Terry, Leon

Taylor, Talmage Thierel, John

Tibbitts, Elmer Tolman, Alice

Taylor, Tom C. Thomas, Rollin

Tibbitts, Tom L. Touw, Calvin C.

"What I Two letters in one day."

Tripp, Richard Waite, C. Erwin

Tuller, Eugene Wallace, john

Twede, Kenneth Walkers, Robert D.

Vaterlan., Carl F. Ward, Angus L.

Van Sickle, Darlene Warnock, Robert E.

Waddoups, Veri J. Warnock, James F.

Wade, Wanda Wayman, Lynnette

Weaver, Leora Welsh, Maurice

Weaver, Otto Welsh, Gene B.

Weaver, Ross Welti, Walter

Webb, A. N . Whatcoll, Cyril

Webb, Gerald Whatcoll, Ross

Weigold, Harold Wheatley, Daniel

Whitaker, .Thomas Wilcox , Eloise

Whiting, Jack E. Wilcox, Paul

Whitney, Elvin William, Smiley

Whitworth, J. W. Williams, R. Dee

Williams, John Wolf, Mildred Ann

Williams, Bert Wolfley, A. Darwin

Wilson, Brice Wood, Carvel

Winn, William L. Woodbury, Charles

Welch, James N . Wheatley, Mary Elain.

"One bug, two bugs, three little bug-ers,"

Woodbury, Murl Wyman, Charles

Woodland, Marlin Young, Ru ssell

W or Han, 1. Frank

Zahedi, Abolghassum

Wright, Barbara Zahedi, Andesher

Wright, Glen Zirker, Shirley

Wrigh t, Kenneth Rea , Fae

Wright, Nina Palmer, Clyde

Out where the west-"

''I'll meet you at five, honey."

Joan Berntson Secretary

Cleon Hodges President

Sophomores . . . still changing majors, looking for snap classes, losing the timidity of younger days. 11 was a year to thin the ranks, fill group , explore college social life. 11 was a year to dig into publications, committees and service groups. 11 was a year to live. 69.

Austin, Lee Anderson, Eugene Albrechtsen, Darlene

8ailey, Leta Satefl\an, Alphy

Anhder, Ruth Amussen, Ruby M. Ali , Said M .

Baker, Joyce Baugh, Joe

Andrew, Lynn Andersen, LaDell Anderson , Ray AI-Tekrity, Arab Sakir Alston, Orson Douglas Adam s, Keith Alld redge, Lula Allen, Clair Allen, Glienavere

BalliC, Yvonne Baxter , Dean 0

Balmer, Clyde Bax ter, Gordon

Bangerter, Douglas Baxter, LaMar

Anderson, Kent S. Adams, Raym o nd Allen, Joseph R.

Barber, Janet Bean, Rex

Anderson,

Jeanne

Adamson, Bo b Allred, Esther

Barnes, Josie Beckmore, Danford

Becks tead, Amaryllis Bird , Vaugha n

Benson, Glen Blai sdell , Helen

Beecher, Dick Blo tter, Ronald

Benson, Margaret Blanchard , Robert L.

Bo tt , Norman Brown, Ralph

Bergener , G o rdon

Bodily, Carl

Bowd e n,

Barbara

Biesi nger, William Bones, J. Trenchard

Bunderse n, Maralyn

Bo wen , Merlin Bundy , Jerry

Bu shnell , Melvin J . Butte rfie ld , Paul

Cahoon, Arthur

Bird , Dan R. Bo nes, William

Brough , Rebecca Burge ss, Georgeann

NATHAN DONE .. . Hardwood hero . .. among top scorers on the basketball team . . . "Favorite Guy of Alpha ChI Âˇ' . .. married his Alpha Chi sweetheart ... handsome ... makes friends easily -and keeps them.

\ Burgoyne, J ohn Buttars , Ruby

Butl er,

Ernadene

Buttars, Colleen Call , David J .

Call, Vasco Campbell, Mary Lou

Carver, Nadine Child, Norman

Call"., Donald Carlson, Edwin

Chambers, Rebecca Christensen , Cl"ir

Campbell, Carter

Don S.

Carol

Campbell, Lynn Castelland, Ronald

Chambers, Ruth Eli asen , LeGr.nd Christensen, Verna Beth Christiansen, Dale

DOROTHY CHRISTIANSEN. petite coed-about-school . . . local gal who's always busy ... much beuer known as "Dot" by her classmates . , . hangs her Sponsor's hat at the Alpha Chi abode.

I Christianse n, Dol COllie, Elwood

Christiansen, Kenl Couch, Shirley

Clark, Jo hn Crag u n, Jack

Clark, Howard Crabtree, George

Coburn, Hal Crane, Donniece

Cooley, Audrey Crane, George

Corbridge, Mollie Crilchfield, Mark

Crittenden , Thelma Dalto n , Merle

Crook , Ray Datwyler, Renee

Crookston , Donna Davenport, Clair E.

Cross grove , Ga. Darley, David

Descha mp., David Do wn s, Ralph

JOYCE GUNNELL . . . beauty doesn't always come in large packages . . . an AI pha Chi and proud of it . . . efficient, industrious . .. adds charm to the Capitol Theatre box office.

Elli s, Ve rn o n Ev a ns, Sid

Crossgrove, Ro Mae Davis, Halbert D.

De we y , Do uglas Dunf o rd , Ro bert

Ell sworth , Stan Ev e rto n, Bob

Crowley, Don Denning, John

Crowther, Thoma. D. Densley , Ken G .

Done, LaReta R. Earl, Gene vieve

Done, Nathan Ellinghau se n, Walt.r

Engels, William Fausell , Neil

Evan s, K e nl Ferris , Rosc oe

Fry , J ack Follett, Marvin

Frank, Virginia Fulton, Donald

Firth, June Fonnesbeck, Gordon

Fitzgerald, Hal Forsyth, George J.

Friedli, Richard Funk , De nnis

Frischknecht, Bee G . Gammon, Russell

Fletcher, Dale Fowler, Wally

Fuhriman , Courtney Gardner, L. Dee

GARY THEURER .

. seldom seen to scowl ... serving a three-year sentence as money man on the student council . . . commutes from Providence on the south and is recognized easily by his perennial crew haircut.

Gardner, Claron Gilbert, Bryant

Garrett , Donna

Giles , Wendell

Gay v er!, 8 . W . Campbe ll , Don

Geddes, Garth Godfrey, Doris

Gheen, William H . Godfrey, Mardene

Gibbons, De Lamar Goodall, LaRain

Gibbons, Marianne Goodey, Darwin

Gottfredson, Jean Guthrie, Darrel

Grandy, Norma Jean Habbab, Abdul Chani ] ,

Gray, Koberl G , Hammond, Dean

Grittin, J::ldon Hale, Arlene

Grover, June Hall, Shirley

Hansen, Bonnie Hansen, Olive

Hansen, Keith A , Han.en, Orvil

Grover, Loren Ha!e, Dee

Hansen, Keith D, Hanlen, Reid

Gunnell, Joyce Hanks, Maurine

Hansen, Leora Hanlen, Wendell

DARLENE ALBRECHTSEN ... stands out even in a bevy of beauties . . . carnes the White Star as Sigma Nu Girl always friendly and optimistic. Harman, Sam Harris, Nadene

Harner, Don Harris Na Vee

Harper, Richard Harris, Thomas

Harris, Burl Harrison, Elene

Harl, Norma Haycock, Van

Hibberl, David K . HoUman, Karl

Harlvigsen, Loi. Headlee, William

Hill, Jay M . Holt, Elaine

Hauslmechl, SIeve Hendricks, lIa Jean

Hillman, Eunice Hooper, Eldon

Hawes, Laura Belh Heward, Lorin

Hindiyeh, Omer Harlin, Dee

SHARM STEVENSON ... His "most typical freshman" title might carryover into sophomore days . . . likes skiing . . . favorite song-"Gloria" . . . distinctive smile hidden talent-harmonica playing.

Howe, Robert Hunler, Bob

Ho well, Roberl Hunter, Elaine

Hubbard , Dee Hutchings, Don

Hughes, Vernon Hyde , Arlo

Hunger, Dean Hyde, Shirley

Hunsaker, Hug lrany, Fred

Hunler, Bob Jasperson , Dawn

Jenkins, W . C . Johnson, Gail

Jensen, Colleen

Johnson, Karl

Jensen, David Johnson, Kenneth

Jensen, Dean L. Johnson, Meloy

Jones, Barbara Louise Jones, William Twist

MAXINE JORGENSEN .. Once a Buzzer editor, never again. . worried about "Dear John" . . . put in long hours and missed a great number of social functions for the book . . . unconsciously friendly . . . engaged . . . sometimes spends the night in Commons.

Kempolic, Johnny Knowllon, Kathryn

Jensen, Donna

Johnson, Rue

Jones, Charles W . Jorgensen, Maxine

Kenkead, B. M. Kolster, Jim

John, Lynn Johnson, Vea

Jones , Milton Jo rgensen, Phillip

Kerby, Kathleen Labrum , C. T.

John, Richard Johnson , Wayne

Jones, Roger

Keller, Ray

Kirkham , Bonnie Larsen, Allon

Lauen, RaNae Lae, Maxine

Lourani, Apdul Karin McCoy, John

Larsen, Roma Leilhman, Homer

Lowe, Geniel McCrary, Beverly

Lanon, Lâ€˘â€˘ Lewi., Fa.

Lundquist, Leila McDaniel, Zee

Latimer, Jo Anne Lewil, Wayne

Lyona, Don McGarry, Ora Gayle

LA DELL ANDERSEN ... aggressiveness on the basketball court diminishes into unaffected modesty - especially when confronted by one of the fairer sex noted for an almost continual smile.

McKendrick , Bryan Marble , Glen

McKinlay, Miles Marchant, Dale

MacKay, Ellen Marsden, Louis L

Madsen, Clair E. Ma rtindale, Loye

Madsen, Del Matthews, Helen

Mahdi, A . Maughan, Carol

Maly, Walter Maughan, Howard

May, Denlon Milligan, Larry

May, lIeen Milton, Rulh Ann

Mechael, George H . Morgan, Dee

MARY ESTHER CHRISTENSEN . .. Seen every Thursday in a Sponsor captain's uniform .. . cheerful . . . touched by the Goddess of Beauty . .. convinces new acquaintances she has known them always by enveloping them in a cloak of friendly challer.

Merrill, George Mortensen , LuJean

Merrill, Richard Moosman, Gene

Mifflin, Keilh Moss, Carol Dawn

Muir, Carol My ers, Lewis W .

Munk, Kendlilh Meyers, Norma

Murphy, Carole Myers, Van J .

Nakamura, Setsuko Nelson, Carolyn

Nebeker, Denlon Nelson, Joyce

Neilon, Grant Nelson, Louise

Miller, Niel Mower, Reed

Murray, Jay Naisbilt, Nancy

Nelson, Arlo Neville, Dee

Nialtamol, AboUoai Nie\oon, Claire

Nichols, Carroll Nielson, George

Nichols, Murray Nielson, Nina

Nielson, Belly Lou Nill, John

Nolton, Edward Nyberg, L. P.

Nooch, LaVeevie Nyman, Ernest

Nord, Carol Nyman, Odell

Oborn, Keith

Nord,

Lewis

CLEaN HODGES . . . Broken collar-bone cut short a brilliant football season . . the Sophomores called him president .. his blond hair was a main hall landmark ... always ready for light conversation.

Olsen, Blaine Painter, Robert

Olaen, Farrell Pearce , Jean

Olaen, Karin Peanon . Jay

Ormond, Dorothy Peclt, Dean

Ouesenberry, Neil Petenen, Eerl L.

Oveson, Gene

Packer, Colleen

Pelersen, Gordon R.

Peterson, Arnold

Peterson, Hal Po well , Rhea

Ph illip. , Boyd Powell , Roberl

Pin , Palsey Prealor , Richard

Plalzke, Lloyd Price, George

Rawi , Ha ssen Reed , Renea

PolidOri, Remo Price , Jack

Pond, Pal Randle , Virginia

Raym o nd , Cle ve

Redd , Eugene Reid , Janice

Reeves , Jo yc e

Porler, LaDell Raner, Joyce

Re dd, Harvard Richardson, Howard

Just a last minute's idle chatter before the final bell demands that classwork must resume.

Richman , Reese Ringer, Wayne

Rider, M . J . Ripplinger, Cecil

Rigby, Ada R. Glade, Roberls

Rindli.backer, Shirley Roberts, Jeanne

Robins, Ronald W . Sanderson, W . H .

Schnider, Max Showell, Jeannine

Rouef, Wayne Sawyer, Ralph'

Ross, T. A. Schaub, Karma

Schow, John Simons, L. A.

Scoll , Shirley Skanchy, Roberl

Rudd, Dell Schick, Alice

Shafer, Lucille Skidmore, William

Smirch, Barnard J . Sorenson, Kurt

The Auditorium is a choice spot lor a quick review 01 an approaching exam .

Smilh, Arylell Spackman, Wayne

Smilh, Clifford W . Spillman, Delvan

Smilh, James Slembridge, Eldon

Smilh, Jerry Stevens, Marva

Snyder, Jayne Stevenson, Patricia

Sondrup, Owen A . Stevenson, Sharm

Stewart, Joan Takasugi, Shoji

Stuart, Dean Tate, Colleen

Surerus, Mildred Taylor, Duane

Surrall, Harold Taylor, Keith

Theurer, Gary Thompson, James C.

Sullon, Bill Taylor, Leo

Tabrizi, Hamid N. Thayne, Irben J .

Thomas, Bill Thompson, Jenna Lou

Thomas, Wayne W . Thompson, Myron W .

Tahhashi, Arthur Thayne, Jean

Thompson, Henry E. Trimble, Jeanne

"With all thy learning, get understanding." The library is well equipped to aid in the proving of this adage.

Trollne., Ben Turner, John

True, Diane Urelh, Loui.

Turner,

Van

Dan

Cleav~,

Robert C.

Turner, George M. Vernon, Stewart

Walker, John Ward, Howard

Wayman, Allen O. West, Eldon

Walker, Robert E. Wareing, Douglas

Wall, Ivon R. Watkins, Clyde

Weber, Ardyth Western, Grant

Welch, Jonathan W ennergre n, Boyd Wheelwright, McKell White , Beverly

Wangsgard, Ross Watson, Gary

Under the clock in the Old Main has been, and still is, the favorite meeting place for thousands of students each day .

Williams, Garth Wiser , Carma

Williams, Glen Lee Wood, John R.

Williamson, Lee Woodland, Clifford

Willis, Mary Louise Worthington, Keith

Wilkes, Arlen C. Winget, Pauline Wright, Ronald

Wilkinson, Don A. Winn, Edith Young, Jack

Winston, James D . Zollinger, Leah

Beverlee Zollinger Secretary

Doyle Peck P'EfsiJenl

Freshmen . .. bewildered al firsl, finding Ihe sleps 10ward Ihe ubimale goal rough-hewn and difficub. For Ihem, il was a year 10 explore Ihe new life--chemislry, languages, malhemalics, sociology, even courlship and marriage. 11 was a year to fling oneself forward, gel acquainted, absorb traditions. Who can say which profited most, Utah State by the Freshmen's enthusiasm, or the greenlings by the college's mellowing influence?

Abboll. Lael Allen. Harold Ande rson. Jay

Alkinlon. Gerald N. Balls. Margene

Adamson, Elaine Allen. Vella May Anderson. Joseph

Adamson. Lola Alfandary. Roberl Anderson. Belly Mae Anderson, Dean B. Anderson, Kenneth H . Anderson, Lorin D .

Baby. M.rlha Barlow. Carol Dawn

Bagley. Maven B.rlholomew. Philip

Bailey. Clair Barlon. De.n

Alhadi. Oais R.

AI Âˇ Khudhairy. Khalid

Allen. John Harold

Anderson, DeLonne

Anderson, Genevieve

Anderson, lacquie

Anhder. LaMoine

Asay. Lila Jean

Aslon. Keith E.

Bailey. Richard Lloyd Barlachi. Ro.. Lee

Baker. Belly B.... Jay

Baker. Joan Baslian. Wayne

Baugh, fred, Jr . Bevan, Janice

Beagley, Joan Biesinger, Donna

Beckstrand, Norme Bills, Neil

LUCILLE TAYLOR . . . Holds the hearls of Beauty-appreciating Sigs because they saw her first ... passes personality test with flying colors and sped the boys "down the hill" in blissful expectation.

Bell, James, Jr. Bingham, Helen

Bellon, Carol Bingham, Renee

Black, Iwan Boardman, Lucelle

Blair, Donna Bone, DeAnn

Boyd, John Bramwell, Shirleen

Bracken, Glenn" Brangham, Anna Jean

Bennett, Eldon Bird, Maurine

Blair, Jane Bowen, LoDees

Bradley, Glenn Brite, Van

Betemon, Beven Bithell, Bonnie

Blanlhorn, Boyd Bowles, Harold

Bradshaw, Jean Broadhead, Calvin

Brock, Roberl Bruce, Maxine

Butler, LaRae Cammack. Rodonna

Brough, Sherman Bullen, Belly

Bullerfield, Lawrence Campbell. Clarke

Brown, Juanita

Burns, Shirley

Call. Jolene Campbell, Eunice

Brown, Sharron Burlon, Joseph

Callings, Janel eapenar, Maurine

ALLEN MURDOCK . . . Personality merchant in the best of family tradition ... plays a rousing banjo solo and is capable of an equally laudable performance on the maple courts . . . Refreshingly friendly when encountered in the hall.

Carew, Paul Carrulhers, Jackie

Carlisle, John Carler, Shirl

Carlson, Don Carver, Marcus

Carbon, Edna Cale, Glenn

Carllon, Ray Chard, Joan

Carlson, Roberl Cha.el, John

Carroll, Donald Chelelba.h, Abba.

Chipian , Catherine Clark, Robert

Choules, Dorothy Clawson , George

Christensen, David Clawson, LaVere

NORENE POULSEN . . . The Harvest Queen reaps her share of rnasculing hearts . . . makes a hobby of success when it comes to winning things . . . adds lustre to the sponsor corps and attends Sig Chapter dinners as Sweetheart attendant.

Christensen, Joan Clayton, Joe

Christensen , Winn Clyde, Jerry

Clark , Lorraine Coates , Nola

Coucher, Kathleen Crawford, Lyle

Coulson, Virgil Croll , Barbara

Cox, Bob Crook, Ernest

Cullimore, Boyd Dastru, Mack

Dance, Arnold Datwyler, Blrdean

Dajaini, Shihadeh

DeIlJ\, Robert

Clari<, Melvin Cole, Marjorie

Crawford, Anne". Crowther, Jam ••

Daniels, Darlene Doney, Ronald

Doros, James

Drury, Hugh

Earl, Lois Elamore, Jim

Dou glas, Willia m Dun kley, Doyle

Drake , Richa rd Durley, Idella

Eldredge , Bell. English, Jam â€˘â€˘

Eldredge, Glen Erickson, Dennis

Dresdner, Allen Earl, Clayton

Elison, Jerry Eakelsen , Elizabeth

BARBARA CROFT . . . pencil-pushing potentate whose talents ran the gamut ... her steady pen is fully as fluent as her artist's brushes . . . physical aspects belittle not, the Winter Carnival scepter could hardly have found a fairer hand.

Evans, Paul Firth, Renae

Fairbourn, Wi lma Flamm, Joa n

Faux, John Flint , Rodney

Fe rguson, LaVar Forrelt, Dee

Fernau, David

Forrest, Don

Freeman, Gary Forsgren, Margaret

Finch, Gerald Fowler, Merlyn

Fowler, Murray Gardner, Douglas

Fuhriman, Bryce Gardner, Herbert

Fuhriman, Rhonda Gash , ira

Funk, Helen GBuweiler, Connie

Ganung, Lawrence Geddes, Barbara

Gabrielsen , Alvin Geddes, Dale

Gardner, Aida Vee George, Blanie

Gielz, Anna Gnemi, Walter

Ghalayim, Khalnl Gomm, Ben

Gillette, Donna Gottfredson , Ray

Gillette, Renee Graham, Lawrence

REX SRANCHY . .. heir to a too-rare combination of wit and wisdom . . . social dynamo and pre-med hybrid with a grade-point average in the upper brackets ... still finds time for frequent "socializing" and varied outlets for Thespian potentialities.

Grant, Francis Griffin, Halvey

Green, Thomas Griffin, Stanley

Griffiths, Earl Grover I Hart

Griflin, Florence Gruwell, DeVaun

Gulbransen, LuRee Haizlip , lone

Gunde rson, Donald Ha ll , Ev a

Hammond , Clyde Hansen , Bonnie Kay

Hanney I Bonnie Ha nsen, Boyd

Hac king , Tommy Halve rso n, Doris

Hanse n, Be tly Jean Hansen , Geor gia

Hadle y , Margarel Hamblin , Junius

Ha nse n, Be v e rly Ha nsen , Jo hn

DOROTHY MARSHALL . . . a profound expression that 1S subject to break without notice into a completely disarming smile .. . dark eyes framed by jet-black tresse and willingness to lend a hand -or both to any worthy project.

Hansen, Joyce

HardWick, Beverly

Hansen , Leno re Harris, A lice Je an

Hansen, Leon Harris, Con nie

Hansen, Maurine Harris, David

Hansen , Re x Harris, Janet

Ha nson, Fannie Harrison, Perry

Harding, Jo yce Harrop , D orl ee n

Harvey , Ronald Heap, Venna

Haskin, Arnold Heaton, LeGrande

Haskin., Kathryn Heinrich, Mary Anne

Hatch, Jay Helgeson, Colleen

Henrie , Eunice

Higgins, Jack

BONNIE RYTTING . . . modesty is her kingdom and her reign is just and fair aiming higher than most and usually hilling well above her mark ... a "must" in any classmate' repertoire of friendship and Frosh vice-president par excellance.

Hobbs , Joylene Horn, George

Hawkes, Patricia Henderson , Alfred

Herzog, Beverly Hill, Ray

Hollingsworth, Marvin Hov ey, Beth

Hayes, Darwin Henderson , Edward

Hess, Dona Beth Hillyard , Ev elyn

Hoopes, Keith Hovy, Annabel

Hazen, Richard Hendricks, Richard

Hiatt, Reid Hje lm, He nry

Hoopes, Lowell Howard, Todd

Howe, Lowell Hunter, Hal

Hyde, Gale Hymas, Arthur

Howell, Charles Huntington, Glen

Hyde, Maxine Ibraihim, Faik

Hug, Delores Huntsman, Newell

Hyder, Larry lorg , Berlie

Hunsaker, Joyce Husayn, Mohimmed

Hyer, Lois Isreal.en, Boyd

DOYLE PECR . . . "Great expectations" ... composes symphonies in word won 1948 editorial contest . , . found an outlet for political ambitions as Frosh prexy . . . clicks the linotype keys at Herald-Journal likes newspaper work.

hrealaen, Glen Jensen, Burke

Iwerlz, Carl Jensen, Colleen

Jackson, Helen Jensen, Jarvis

Jackson, Valton Jensen, Juanita

Jardine, Dick Jensen, Lael

Jells, Jackie J,!Jnsen, Marcus

Jensen , Arlen Jensen, Mar Jean

Jensen, Pauline Jex, Donald

Jensen, Ralph Johns , Gayle

Jensen, Rita Johns, Stanford

Jensen, Vaughn Johnson, Colleen

Jones, Belly Lou KaKish , Kamal

BEVERLEE ZOLLINGER ... uses her high school political ventures and cornel y efficiency in good stead as class steno ... Fresh ideas seem to flow unimpeded from her deep well of imagination, yet ring with rare veracity.

Kendall, Brill Kilburn, Joan

Jenson, Richard Johnson , Elaine

Jeppson, Clarke Johnson, Jane

Jewell, David Johnson , Janice

Jones, June Kalaf, Modhafler

Jones Norval Karren, Richard

Josephson, Boyd Kearl , Beverly

Kennington, LaRue King, Donald

Kern, Earl Kinggsford , Emma

Ke rshaw, Junius, Jr . Kirkland, George

Ritchen, Lea Mae LaBaron. Allan

Hoevene, Theone Larsen, Shirley

Layton, Loraine

Lee,

Lester, Carol

Lind. Gerald

Carmen

Krammer, June

Kunz , Denice

Larson,

Law, Wilma

llamas

Lee , Marilyn Lind, Marilyn

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Lessley. Ronnie Linford , James

ELIZABETH ESKELSEN . . . custodian of Aggie vim and vigor ... as informally friendly as her alias "Liz" indicates . .. when Lund hall rings with its frequent laughter, it is often because "Liz" 1S tickling a room-mate with a verbal feather.

Lisonbee. R. G.

Lisonbee. Ronald

LillI e. Al een

Madsen, Mary Louise

Madsen, Patricia

Major, Janice

Lovell, Muriel Mason, Helen

Lower,

Helen

Malhews . Kay

LUlldgreen, Cleo Dawne

Lundgreen,

Malhews. SIan ford

Matkin,

Ruth

Jack

Malley, Fred McBride, Margaret

Maughan, Roy McCleery, Joyce

Maxfield, Bonnie Lu McGregor, James

Maxfield, Jay McRee, William

Mellor, Violet Merrill, Adrian

Mayers, Cornelia McKellar, Margaret

Melville, Kathryn Meyer, Floyd

Most popular dairy on the campus

Miller, Leo Monson, Sally

McArthur, Mary Ann Meacham, Tommy

Mendini,

Arthur

Meyer, Lloyd

McBride, Clyde Mellor, Ashel

Merkley, Lorin Middaugh, Alan

Moue, Belly Jeann., Muehfi.,I, Lena Ma.,

Murdock, Dale Nellon, Allen

Morlensen, Barbara Munk, Clayne

Morlensen, Mary Lee Munk, LaRene

Nakomura, Tah Nelson, Donna

Nahn, Ouida Nelson, Dorolhy

Mourilsen, Rila Murdock, Allen

Neilsen, George Nelson, Margel

Man shall not Jive by bread alonebut i! helps.

N~lson, Marjorie N,ederhauser, Kalhryn

Nelson, Millon Nieley, Cheryl

Nelson, Myrna Nielsen, Flora

Nelson, Rex Nielsen, Flelcher

Nelson, Sylvia Nielsen, Mayo

Newcomb, David Nieloon, Jackie

Niederhauser, Carol Nieloon, Joyce

Nielsoll, Kent Odeltirk, Curl

Nielson , Mary Carol Oltelberry , Coleen

Neser, Paul Olsen , Blaine

Nish , Dethoel Olsen, Don

Pace, George Palmer , Jerald

Nowell, Dorothy Lu Oloen, Kerry

Page , Dawn Panter, Joyce

Nutting, Forrest Olsen , Milton

Palmer , Gladys Joyce Park , William

O ' Connell, Charles Ostergoard, Louise

Palmer, Helen Park.er, Marie

This isn't the student directory

Pearson, Carol Pedersen, Margene

Pearson, Fred Pehrson, Robert

Peart, Arnold Pennoch, Tom

Peay , Evva Jean Perry, A . R.

Perry, Bob Peterson, Glenn

Peterson, Reca

Plowman, Dean

Perschon, George Peterson, Harold

Pett, Burton Pond, Carolyn

Peterson, Caro.! Peterson, Jean

Pitcher, Cleone Pope, Lorraine

Peterson, Daryl Peterson, Jeanne

Pitt, Renee Potter, Thomas

I lose more time this wayl

Poulson, Norine> Quayle, Donald

Powell, Lois Quintana, Lillian

Powers, Marilyn Radmall, Eloise

Prestwich, Ronald Ranier, Larry

Prufer, Melvin Rasmussen, Clair

Pulsipher, Guy Ray Rasmussen, Mary

Pulsipher, Robert Rasmussen, Shirley

Ra.enol, Waller Richmond, Bernice

Rawlins, Dixie Rigby, Julia

Reading, LaRue Roberts, Jean

Redd, Jack Robinoon, Belly Jean

Roth, Gerald Rylling, Bonnie

Reeder, Martin Rodevick, John

Reese, Janet

Rhead, Robert

Roper, Margaret

Rose, Bruce

Rucker, Fred Sallari, Mahmoud

Ryan, Patricia Sahr, Lois

Bands come and bands go, but juke boxes go on forever

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Savage, Laura

Schaller, Gay

Schena , Carmella

Scott, Veramae

Ryan, Ted Sandberg, John

Sedgwick, Dora Shawyer, Kennet h

Siddoway, Geraldine Simpson, Phyllis

Seeley, Dean Shields , Anna

Siddoway, Joyce Skanchy , Rex

Seeley, Keith Shosted, Verona

Seely, Richara Shumway, Jolene

Simmons, Nedra Skanchy, Robert

Simmons, Nordith Slotnick, Jule.

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Anything to keep from studying I

( Smith, Dean Smith, Richard

Smith, Holli. Sorenson, Maurice

Smith, Joan Spark., David

Smith, V. Joan Spencer, Marie

Smith, John Squire, Robert

Smith, Nola Stanton, Gloyd

Smith, Rex Stephen., Romona

Stevens , Gayla Stringham , Glen

Stock, Ted Stringham, Thad

Stohl, Rita Stromberg, Mavis

Stoker, Nedra Struthers, Cleda Mae

Stone , Gwen Stuart, Ronald

Stoll, Frank Stucki, Belly

Stoll, George Summers, Arthur

Sullon , Joh n Tapper, Mary

Swan, Norma Taylor, Lucille

Swenson, Rita Thain , George

Swensen , Shirley Thomas, Ann

Thomas, Merle Thompson, Neta

Thomas, Ralph Thompson, Rila

Girls, don't get caught in the cold with a drip.

Thompson, Craighlon Tidwell, Barbara

Thompson, Dahrl Tidwell, Blaine

-Thurgood, Vera Lee Tingey, Mary Lou

Thurston, Lucinda Toolson, Helen

Tilley, Derald Tomaselli, Renzo

Tingey, Calvin Tr.mtrum, Wallace

Treloar, Joan Twitchell, LaForrest

Turner, Eyre Vance, Volene

Turner, Donald Van Leuven, Myles

Twede, LaMar Vaterlus, Dean

Some come here to eat-

Vaughn, Gordon Wainwright, John

Vaughn, James

Wainwright, Kathleen

Vickery, Phylli s Wallr.u, Rene

Vincent, LaRue Wallace, Lora

Wade, Carol

Wad sworth, Wayne

Wankier, Lee

Ward, Bonnie Rae

Waite, Joan Ward , Marj eBn

Warnake, Carol Wendelboe, Beth

Warner, Kenneth W e st, Leon

Weaber, Norma Jean Whatcoll, Merlin

Webb, Leon Wheatley, Zane

Whitney, Joyce Williamson, Dale

Webb, Raymond White, Edward

Whitworth, Leon Williamson, Jay

Weber, Arlene White, Max

Weber, Myrna Whitlock, Richard

Wilde, Anna Mae Willie, Vera

Wilde, Judith Wilson, Grant

Wolfley., Gerald Woodruff, Done

Wood, Gil Woods, Tom

The time, the place, the girl

Wilson, Suzanne Wood, Theron

Winter, Leslie Woodbury, Vernon

Wooley, Gaylia Wrigley, Don Zollinger, Don

Wright, Pat Wyche, Stanton Zollinger, Lincoln

Wright, Hula 'Zollinger, Beverlee Zollinger, Sharleen

This is where Al gets his cowboy culture

This must be posed

"Tuff' Linford

Coach Romney

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Congratulations to Coach E. 1. Romney, now Czar of the Sky Line Six Conference. "The Jaw" will liv~ strongest in the memory of his twenty-nine football teams, who all have the greatest admira~ion for him. Bearing without wincing or even cracking h is famous smile, Dick prepares for his new position.

Marv Bell

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"Doc" Nelson

Machin

Noland Burnell

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Bob McAdams

N orval Hansen

Dale Panter

Boyd Hulse

Jay Van Noy

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Left to Right , Trainer "Doc" Nelson, Non Johnson, Ernie Groll , Moroni Schaub , VerI Kidman, Lane Nalder , Jay Van Noy , Dale Panter , Norval Hansen , Ralph Roylance , Hal Romney, Boyd Hulse, Coach "Tuff" Linford , and Mascots Coach Dick . Romney , Maurice Smith, Bob Mohr, Bob McAdam s, De an Papadakis , Frank Reed , Dean String -

ham, John Caputo , Mickey Hughes, Wendell Hess , Darwin Young, Art Keely, Cleon Hodges, Coach Paul Marston . Mark Critchfield, Chuck Caughey, Hal Garner, Noland Burne!!, David Wright, Newell Sorenson , Chris Apostol ,

Bill Nelson , Ron Romney, Niclr. Zelnick, Bob Bullin, Bryan McKendrick . Wendell Smith, Kent Murdock, Elles Jonas, DeVon Peterson , Darrell Gutherie, Ira Gurley , Sam Howard , Jay Cullimore, Norris Johnson, Bob Adams, Don Machin .

Lloyd Hayes

Verle Kidman

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Bob Mohr

Kent Murdock

Ralph Roylance Wendell Hess

Chuck Caughey

Non Johnson

Keith Hughes

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Highly concentrated capsules of Aggie vitality have been the Farmer cheerleaders . . . their antics were laughable; their spirit contagious.

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Jane Johnson

Liz Eskelsen

Bill Headlie

AC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC

Pull 'er down, Nog!

FOOTBALL SCORES 31 Montana St. 6 18 Montana U. 7 7 Colo. A.M. 9 22 Arizona St. 17 7 Wichita U. 20 20 B.Y.U. 6 45 Wyoming U. 34 6 Denver U. 41 7 Utah U. 41 19 San Diego St. 28

Dean String ham

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Every crunching, bruising tackle in the open is six points saved . . . weary hours behind a heavy charging sled payoff . ..

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A football player's nose ohen suffers indignities like being thrust into the sod, as is Ernie Groll's, above. Lower, an Aggie scores the hard way.

Right: A "Utah man snags a the open with Nog and Moanie Jay shows his cleated heels to defender; Babe wonders who's ball. Lorin Hunsaker

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pass in behind; Cougar got the

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A determined Mr. Wyoming gets set for a tackling lesson administered by a super-determined Mr. Groll. Right: felony on the gridiron .. . Caputo swipes the pigskin, cinches the win.

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In the Thanksgiving game Ike's "Redskins" not only carved the turkey, but also cut our Romneymen up piece by piece into a paletable dish. The mighty Indian line was penetrated only once as Aggie All-stater Jay Van Noy slipped over for their only score. The University of Utah had complete control of both the sod and sky as they rolled up a score of forty-one points against the Aggies lone seven.

Tenseness comes to the crowd-Aggie end "Nog" Hansen takes on wings with two Redmen as Caputos' pass swisses past his finger tips.

For their last encounter of the season the Utags journeyed to San Diego, California for their fiasco with San Diego State College. Along with the team went the Corps of Sponsors. It looked like a sure win in the Aggie column when Hansen scored 6 points, followed by Groll, with Van Noy adding the last tally. But the Aztecs proved too much for the Aggies and the game ended with a 28 to 19 defeat.

A half-back from the University of Utah batters through the Aggie line, but is caught from behind by Aggie end "Nog" Hansen in the open field.

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Three lovely mermaids to catch the eye, The queen, her attendants passing by.

No snow'? Indian Summer? Yes! Chairman Eugene Hansen ordered perfect. sunny Cal weather and Aggies said goodbye to icicles for Ihis Homecoming. "The Old Wagon Wheel" tradition between the BYU and AC was started off right by the Aggies who won the game and will keep the wheel until beaten. At a typical Aggie rally downtown Miss Utah State, Regina Heaton, and her attendants, Joyce Keller and Elaine Adamson were announced. SAEs and Sigma Kappas took first places with their house decorations, while AXOs swam away with best all-around float; Chi as won most artistic division while Kappa Sigma's circus proved most original.

A tie-a snip-oh man I fix it again, Dan.

Two lucky girls are; when Flanked by preferred men.

The Coed's Man

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The field house was transformed into a fairyland of enchantment for the annual A WS Preference Ball. Pink streamers, wishing wells and giant pillars carried out the theme, "I1's Magic." Man of the moment was Duane Hatch, most preferred man. He and his runner-ups, Nathan Done, Calvin Quayle and Eugene Hansen, were introduced by Master of Ceremonies, Danny Overlade. Ella Lou Hawkes was chairman.

"If a body meets a body, coming through the rye" it's probably the annual Ag and Home Economics Harvest Ball. If the "apron and overall" couples weren't dancing, they were perched on a bale of hay. Norene Poulsen took the spotlight when she was crowned Queen of the 1948 Harvest Ball .

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WINTER Enchantment's breath Through silent trees at night Sets snow-dust dancing In pale moonlight Then downward, shimmering, The crystals fall and corne to rest Against a leeward wall. Grey shadows suddenly Forget to hide And fling their patterned veins From side to side Fresh memories of life And tranquil love N ow emanate from Glowing mists above The yearling branches Of the naked trees Entwine to trap the fondling North-born breeze The well-clad evergreens Mock their despair And gayly shake the white rats From their hair Soon deep into the earth Their roots will go To seek the treasure of Eternal snow. Lynn R. Burton

Grey shadows suddenly forget to hide And fling their patterned veins from side to side

The yearling branches of the naked trees Entwine to trap the fondling North-born breeze

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Mel Thain Bernice McCowin

Bill Ryan Joyce Keller

Ch a rlie n e Tweedie

He rb Champ

Norman Jones

Marion Smith Bob Welch Lois Sorensen

~,-PHA

Tops in social units is the reorganized standing of Alpha Sigma Nu, whose duties consist of two parties per quarter. The fraternity finds its members in the elite of the campus, limiting the honor to the twelve top semors on the campus, six men and men.

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New members are selected by

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SlX

A wheel, a song and a cheer were contributions to the school from Blue Key, upper classmen's honor fraternity. Blue Key limits its membership to the top 20 upper classmen on the campus picked from activity, scholarship and personality. They meet twice monthly, discuss and remedy campus problems as they find.

Wagon Wheel," tradition started by the Fraternities of B.Y.U. and Utah State

ICE~ Fraternity business-as seen by the officers

Norman Jones Carvel Wood

Fay F. Jones Eugene Hansen

Norvel Hansen

Bill Robins

John Emmell Bob Welch Hiram McDonald

Ray Forman Cloyd Wangsgard Robert Panian

Kenneth Webb

Merlyn C . Jones

Louis Bates

Melvin Thayne Bill Ryan

Robert Murdock

Eugene Sanford Wilbur Braithwaite

Herb Champ

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Row I , Dee Morgan , Wilmer Brown, Dale Richards , W . W . Ric hards, Bob Dunford, Herbert Gardner, Gail Johnson , Rex V . Milligan, Hollis D . Smith . Row II , Dona ld C. Turner, W ilford R. Gardne r, Rex L. Smith, Elden Stembridge, Don Horner, F. Bryant GO!:lm, Iwan M . Black , Willard L. Lindsay, Thie l Runz . Row III , Jim Baird, Ross E. Schwartz, Blaine Morris, Carlao:; Bergeson , Lloyd Stevens, Keith W orthington, George Ganung, Dave Mecham .

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BETA

Beta-Some say, with women who know Lambda Delia best its Beta two to one. Social is their specialiy. Exec-The wheels of Lambda Delia. They keep a smile on every face and a new name in every date book.

Row I, Ronald C . Barker, Guenavere Allen, W . W . Richards, James G. Parrish, Mrs . W . W . Richards, LaFawn H . May . Row II , Kenneth Twede, /leen May, Beulah Jackson, Lloyd Clawson, Norma Burnham. Geniel Lowe, Karin Olson, Arthur McClellan, Merle Dallon, Bob Powell, Rhea Powell. Row "' , Bob Dunford, Beth Hurst" lvon R. Wall, Wilma Fairbourn, Stanley Hunt, Helen felix, Clyde R. Lisonbee , Mozelle Millard, Dick Rogers, Terry Sumaion, Elmer Ellsworth .

CHI

Row I , Elma S. Parri.h, Mozelle Millard, Barbara Snow, Colleen Tate, Bonnie Rae Ward, Pauline Jensen, Laur.a Savage, LuRee Gulbransen. Row II , Shirley Larsen, Phyllis Spencer, Belly Stucki, Joyce Nelson, Rose Marie Schank, Valene Vance, Lena Mae Muchl/eit, Rula Wright, Joan Christiansen. Row III , Edith Winn, Donna Faye Nielson, Norma Hart, Ramona Nielson, Clams Balls, Hel.n Matthew s, Ra Nee Larsen, Eunice Campbell .

Chi-Personality with a smile. They in years gone by have been fatal to Beta men. Fireside, banquets, ice skating and marriages-with Beta. Nu-The intellectual chapter. They thrive on art lectures or talks about Russia and the Iron Curtain or new feeding methods for infant boys.

Row I, Parrish, Brown. Wright,

Eileen Stocking, John Stoelting, Beth C . Ell.worth, Marva Weaver, Ro .. Weaver. Row II, Flma S. James G. Parrish, Penny Lauen, Leland Lauen, Virginia Lloyd, Bennion Lloyd, Lynn Brown, L. Vell Row III , La fawn H. May, Denton May; Ada Rigby, Truman K. Rigby, Olarice Wright, Kenneth D . Beverly Gomm, E. Merrell Gomm.

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DELTA

Row I , Harold W . Smith, Earl G . McLain, Rex Purce ll, Stanley R. Hunt, Ivon R. Wall , Norman R. Cannell, Clyde W . Palmer , Lewis D . Critchfield, Duann ~ Clark . Row II , Rent Nielson, Robert Nielson, Lewis W. Myers, Van J . Myers , Darrell Tew, Dale Fletcher , Lynn R. Bu rton, Ted Skolmoski, Art McClellan . Row III , David R . Hibbert, John S. Smilh, Farrel J. Olsen , Jonathan C. Welch , Calvin R. Beck, Mac Dean Kump, Jim Olmsted, Lewis Nielzen.

Delta-Em phasizes sports-won inter-chapter basketball tourney. Pass time - smiling at girls. Tau-One ' for all and all for one. Enjoy sleighing, caroling, the four chapter p arties.

Row I : Jeanne M . Peterson , Vilate Tolman, Naomi D. Pearson, Merle Dalton, Rhea Powell , Florence Clark, Elaine Greenwell. Row II, Carol Abbott, Birrlean Datwyler, Margene Pedersen, Maxine Hyde, Rita Mourilsen, Ruby Amussen , Dawn Gardiner , N orma Jean Weaver , Violet Reller. Row III , Beverly Herzog, Thelma Crittenden , Joan Baker, Ileen May , Shirley Couch , Betty Pierce, Carol Murphy, Dona Beth Hess.

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TAU

Row I , Yvonne jorie Cole. Row ine Daines, June DonNiece Crane,

Balli!, Maxine Lee, Geniel Lowe, Helen Felix, Alene Morrill, Mildred Rindlilbacher, Mor· II, Mary Campbell, Maxine Wood, Anna Mae Wilde, Lael Jensen, Lanice Moore, Joseph· Firth, Helen Bradshaw, Lucille Gold . Row III, JoAnn Hicken, Wanda Butler, Shirley Scott, Juanita Jensen, VerNell Thomson , Mojorie Weeks, Kathleen Kirby, LaRue Reading .

OMEGA

Omega-Snitching bedding is fashion at Omega's slumber parties. The coveted positions are center or a secluded corner with a two-blanket spread. Gamma-With a Gamma Guy the day might end but there's always the night. Have teamed with Tau to trade cooking with Chi and Beta on their banq uets.

GAMMA

Row I, John Rodenck, Loren Grover, Wendell O . Rich, Clyde R. Lisonbee, Dick R. Roger, Ronald W . Rob. ins. Row II , Ronald Lisonbee, Dee Hortin, Edwin Wood, Marvin Green, Earl L. Petersen, Raymond A . Webb, R. G. Lisonbee. Row IIJ, Dale Marchant, Lloyd Bun derlon, Ronald W. Wright, Richard HBlper, Wendell Bryce , Dean Vateriaul .

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Row I , Regina Heaton, Carolyn Nelson, Mrs . W . W . Richards, Terry Sumsion, Karin Olson, Joan Smith, Cleda Mae Struthers, June Tanner . Row II, Juanita Lee Brown, LeNee Gillelle, Carol Niederhauser, Dorothy Choule., Aleen Lillie, S.. zanne Wilson, Lois Coulson, June Pehrson, Winnifred Anderson, Marilyn Bulkley . Row III, Vella May Allen, Margaret Hadley, Maurine Bi rd, Ell e n McKay, Mary Louise Madsen, Lanore Kennard . Helen Jackson, Leila Lundquist, Monta Christensen .-

PSI

Psi-Had backward parly-u pan meeting called goodbye. Girls chose partners and led. Al pha~N at a kick in a carload. Those Alpha men are mild, gentle and easy to look upon.

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Row I , Clyde Hemmert, Jack Nelson, Jim Hammand, Ronald Barker, Glen Stringham, Dr . Snell, Major Nelson, Dean Smith, George Clawson , Ed Maughan, Glen Israel son . Row II , Steven Stanford, Carl Moss, La Von Fiffe, Wendell Baker, Ashel Mellor , Golden Gardiner . Ralph Campbell, Gilbert Olsen, Bob Powell . Row III; Stewarl Vernon , Lloyd Clawson, Blaine Olson , Kenneth Twede, Dick Peters o n, Verlaine Larsen, Dell Anderson , Calvin Weeks, Leon Terry, Lynn Butcane .

PHI

Row L Bonnie Hanson, LaDean' Jones, Norma Burnham, Buelah Jackson, Rula Knight. Row II , Shirley Johnson, Beth Hinman, Guenavere Allen, Rosalie M. Walker, Aida Vee Gardner, Florence Griffin, Marva Stevens. Row Ill , Emma Lou Barlow, Gladys Nielsen , Juanita Drechsel, Sybil Haderlie, Renee Walker, Marilyn Shuldberg, Carma Wiser.

Phi-Phi girls were literally dancing dolls with holes in their stockings. The cement was rough and caused it all 'cause no one wore any shoes. Upsilon-Charitable-Upsilon fond time to pack Xmas boxes and give them to unfortunate folks and attend their regular activities. Hats off to you.

Row I , Doria Halverson, Beth Hurst, Wilma Fairbourn, Lynelle Wayman , Cecil Ripplinger, Marilyn Daniels . Row II, Shirley Rindlisbacher, Helen Bingham, Mary Willis, Joyca Reeve." Rena Curti., Olive ' Hanlen, Fay Larsen . Row III , Glenna Bracken, Elaine Anderlon, Muril Lovell, Renee Datwyler. Gary Freeman, Kathryn Knowlton, Barbara McGregor .

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From the old building on the northeast corner of the lower cam pus come the "Men of the Woods," the Foresters. Possessors of one of the most active clubs on the campus and off, the Foresters are a fraternity in their own right and exceptionally proud of it.

WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - Row L Tony J . Peterle, William Griffi n, Alfred Manke , Don Andradno . Row II , Lynn Nielso n , Lou ie Pechacek, Don Holl , Le'o Kirsch , John Ru sso .

RANGE MANAGEMENT - Row L R. O . Han sen , Jack M. Wilcock, Walter Housto n . Row II , O . A . Frandsen , Rex Morgan , Robe rt Mar lin , Bruce Reese .

Bronze boot for best

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Traveling trophy to Faye Davis, Sigma Jli.

FORESTRY CLUB SENIORS - Row I , William GIiffin , Bill Price, R. O . Hansen, Roberl Marlin, Wendell Frisby, Ray Sandrello, Harry Borup, Tom Madden, Garth Colton, Tony Peterle . Row" , Bill Malencik, John Russo, Rex Morgan, Don Holl, Jack Wilcock, Dick Millar, Harry McCarty, Edgar Whipple, O. A. Frandsen, Eugene Braithwaite, Marvin Pearson, Phil Brewster, Leo Kirsch, Gene Savage. Row III: Walter Houston, Don Ak"I.driano, Don Nagel, M. D. W ightman, George Fry, Alfred Manke, Darwin Hendricks, Ray Urbom, Darrol Fl ucki ger, John

Themar,

Bruce

Reese,

Louie

Pecacek .

FORESTRY CLU B - Row I , Joseph Larello, Bob Nelson, Robert Nielson, Marlin Jelley, Wendell Br yce, Einar Rogel, Fred Eisarman . Row II, Mort Frilz, Raymond Harris, Alan Thomson, Don Milligan, Bl air Low , Ray Baderlscher, W alter Fox, Dick LeDosquel. Row"" Larry Raniere, Ed Carlson, W . H . Sanderson, William Bacon , Bill Marli, David Brown, George Chabboll, Bob Concin, William Hill, Robert Williams , Richard Anderson , John Kosachyes. Row IV , Davvid Robinson, John Engelken, Rolf Geirtsen, Howard Clark, Burlchell Howard , Roger Sylvesler, John Spencer, Malcolm Id leman, Shirley Clickner, Don Campbell, Max Rollelson .

Almost as soon as registration IS completed the old Foresters take the new members by the hand and journey up the canyon to their natural environment. There, among the pinion pines and rushing waters, they hold their Fall Barbeque-an outing with everylhing from food to softball and mounlain -cl.imbing included. 133

Also usually begun in the fall are the numerous intramural wins by the Foresters. Drawing their talent from the entire school of Forestry, the club inevitably winds up in one of the top winner brackets in the club league. At the club meetings held monthly, anyone sporting a tie is an outcast, and if caught doing same, the afore mentioned article is snipped off one inch below the knot.

Lay that buzz-saw down boys, La y that buzz-saw dow n .

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FORESTRY CLUB OFFICERS Row I : Tony Peterle, Vice Pres . Row II : Don Nagel, Treas ., Tom Madden, Pres ., Marvin Pederson, Sec.

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Nope, musical instrument

FOREST MANAGEMENT - Row I , Tom Madden, Bill Price, W ende ll Frisby, Ray S~ndretlo, Harry Borup, Eugene Braithwaite, Bill Malencik, Phil Brewster. Row II , Dick LeDosq uet, Edgar Whipple, Dick Miller, Harry McCarty, Garth Colton, Don Nagel. Row III , M. D. Wightmon, George Fry, Darwin Hendricks, Ray Urbom, D. 1'. Fluckiger, John Themar, Marvin Pearso n .

All this and forestry too.

When the snow p iles high and the p iercing w ind howls around the corner the Engineers and For esters go indoors to_ continue their perpetual feud. Named the "Brown Jug Party, " this phase of the fued consists of com petition varying from pie-eating contests, dressing dummies, and raw egg-swollowing to a most anything. A good time is always had by all. 13.5

"Woodmen take five .. "

For one week each school year "Paul's Sons" completely take over the campus and during these seven days it really rings. Some of those ringing sounds are the song ofaxe~s as the Engineers and Foresters make the chips fly in the log-chopping contest. Other special events held are the snowshoe race, tobaccospitting, a frequently bloody flag race and a logbirling on the first darn. A banquet in the middle of the week gathers all the Foresters in the area for an ann ual confab .

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The announcement of the "Forester's Queen" on their Tuesday assembly ques the Engineers who make an annual aHempt to "put on grab" on the Foresters lady. The special edition of Student Life Thursday, among other things, invites the student body to "Paul's Party." The frolic transfers the 'color and beauty of the outdoors to the ballroom and strains of music flow as smoothly as the gallons of cider served plus doughnuts and cookies tossed in for good measure.

"Bunyan's boys on the trail of the lonesome pine"

"And the mighty pine fell"

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The year 1948-49 saw an enthusiastic Ag Club accomplish a calendar full of endeavor. Sponsors of the 18th Annual Horse Show, the Harvest Ball and High School Day, this year they initiated into their activities the highly successful Harvest Festival, the Homecoming Alumni Breakfast up Logan Canyon and the Agricultural Awards Banquet, hoping to establish them as annual events. The entire school is justly proud of the stock-judging teams which won the Reserve Championship at the Grand National Livestock show in Denver; the Sweepstakes honors at both the Portland and San FranÂˇ cisco shows.

Robert S. Murdock, Boyd Morris, Musselman, Quentin M . West, Earl L. PeterBoyd Hulse , Hyrum Steffe n. Row II , Milto n A . Madsen, Draper, Clifford L. Le Fevre, Clyde K . Cox , Bertin K. Bateman, Jenkins, Elmer F. Ellsworth , Tommy Miyasaki, John A . Stocking. Row 1110 Golding, Garth A . Cahoon, Jesse F. Moses, Leland T . Larsen , Clyde J . Stimpson, Ben L. Grover, Delbert L. Hansen , Maven T . Bagley, John G . Pra:1. Row IV , Parker Gomm, Farrell Knight, Lyle Peterson, Philip R. Taylor, H. Marr Waddoups, Kieth Turnbow, Jack G. Madsen, Craig A. Clark, Lowell H . Belnap , R. Boyd Clark . Row V , Muhamed Y. Yassine, Evan C . Boswell, MacDean Kump, F. Bryant Gomm, Elvin G. Mitchell, Larry E. Âˇ Anderson, Marr D . Simons, J. Wayne Whitwo rth, L. S. Roger, James Barnes. Row VL William Val Biesinger, Collin N. Booth, George Merrill, Earl G. Mclain, Jim Baird, Everet H. Mietzner, Myron A . Haslam, Bill Nelson, Frank Kirschner, Oscar R. Frandsen, Philip R. Smith. Row VIL Farrel Olsen, Lee Larson, Kent L. Evans, J . C . James, Norman Norris, Val D. Leavitt , Grant L. Stevens, Howard W . Taylor, Yosh Kato. Row V III , Ronald C. Doney, Dee W. Baird, June S. Barron, Thomas A. Stephenson, Kenneth E. Crump, K. Leslie Kirk, Gene L. Oberly, Jaye L. Nichols, Wm . G. Smiley. Row IX , Charles W . Jones, Melvin J. Anderson, Dayn'; A . Mathis, Gordon Erickson, LaMar Argyle, Clair Christensen.

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Row L R. Porter, B. Gomm, R. Campbell, R. Nelson, T . Slephensen, B. Andrews, C . Hunler, E. Ellsworth, R. Warnock, P. Sybomm. Row II , V . Waddoups, F. Eiserman, G . Linford , B. Nelson, C. Cox, F. Boyer, R. Draper, J . A tkins, B. Mannwaring Row III , L Whelton , Turner, M. Christensen, D. Basselt, C . Clark, O . Selman, B. Harri s, C . Wardle, C Lake, Dr . L. L. Madsen . Row IV , C . Jenkins, C. Thomas, 0 Wesl, B. Grover, W . Cull , L. Hatch, G. Cahoon, M . Simmons, Pro!' J . Bennel!. Row V , V Lawren ce, D. Chaltuck, J . Thorn, W . Maughn , P. Larson, M . Iverson, A Mecham . Row VI, T . Jackson, N . Shaw, L. Halch . Row VII , G . Oberly, C . Latever, B. While , Kirklund, W . Whitworth, D. Math Âˇ ews, S. Evans, J. Barron, P. Taylor .

Protectors of autographed eggs during initiation, members of Alpha Zeta are selected from the upper two-fifths of their class. A national honorary fraternity with an aim of developing leadership and of fostering research in agriculture and forestry, members met bi-monthly to hear lectures by some of the nation's outstanding agriculturists. A party was held each quarter and two major projects sponsored during the year. 139

The American Society of Agricultural Engineers combined with ASCE in such functions as Engineer's Week, the Brown Jug Party and other social get-togethers. ASAE promoted excellence in the engineering field as one of its most important projects, and enjoyed the result of bonded fellowship and mutual interests. The annual banquet, held during spring quarter, was a notable addition to a full year.

Row I, Spencer H . Daines, M. C . Christensen, Bruce H . Anderson, N. M . Beers, J. E. Christiansen. Row III , Richard E. Griffin, Douglas L. Ba rker, Fred Haroldsen, Frank Scott, Ahmad Amer . Row "" Loren Spencer, Clyde Linder, Carter C . Knowlton .

Row I : Gordon Porter, Lawrence Taylor Lestel Hanse n, Victor Simard, Kenneth Webb, Wen dell Anderson . Row" , Shirl Mulliner, Duffy Palmer, Howard Carlisle, Ke nneth Slack , Farrell H ollingsworth, Munsour Esfundiary, Rob Âˇ ert A thay, David Woodland . Row 111 , Gordon Schvaneveldt, Pau l Lambert, LouIs Bate, Russe ll Bateson, David Merrill , A Spencer Hill.

Globe-watchers on the international front, Pi Sigma Alpha, political science honorary, watched developing trends on both the domestic and world fronts . Students and advisors alike met the presidential election with amazed expressions, some with red faces . The fraternity widened its membership with the addition of several new members. Discussion meetings held throughout the year reflected the broad knowledge of causes and effects of political and social events. Victor Samard acted as president with Dean M. R. Merrill as advisor.

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Psi Chi fraternity is the national name given to the former Psychology club. It received its national status in May, 1948. Glen Freeman was a p pointed initial president. Besides encouraging h igher scholars h ip and better understanding in psychology, the frat~rnity prom otes social activities .

Row L Helen Coburn, Bonnie Clay, Robert Van Drimmelen, Glen Freeman, Len S. Brenchley, Prof. H. C. Sharp Row II , Prof. D . R. Stone, Lavon Herzog, E. Stuart Campbell, Francis P. Coy le, J ohn P. McMuIty, John R Cochran, Gar old L. Hyer . Row 1110 Reed M. Larsen, Lurry Blanchard, Russell B. Bateson, Laurel D. Iver son, Jon G . Elliott.

Ray U rbam, Darra l Fluckiger, W illiam McCon n e ll , Louie S. Pecacek, Leo M . Kirsch, Gar th M . Collon, To n y J . Pete rl e, J ack M . W ilcock . Row II . Bruce Reese, Lynn Nielson, Leo Rosko, Do n ald A ndriano, A . C. Everson , Ray Sa nd retto, Bill Price , Wa lt er Houston, T. W . Dan ie l, A. E. N ielson. D . M . Schmidt, A . O. M an ke, C. P. Rogers . How IV , Robert Nielson, O tto Weavci:, Neil Deets, Einar Roge t, Marvin W oodbury, Adrain Dallon, Henry Ashcro ft , Wendell Bryce, Don Seaman .

Forestry isn't all log-sawing and yodeling-highly technical knowledge is replacing the lumberjack's brawn; the multi-scaled slide rule his two-bitted axe ... Xi Sigma Pis are pledged to secure and maintain a high standard of scholarship, work for the upbuilding of the profession, and promote "fraternal relations" among members of the essential industry. Timber!! .. .

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Front, Barbara Swensen, Protessor Walter WeltL Row I , Charlene Budge, LaRue Kirk, Dahrl Thompson, June Welti, Jean W . Madsen, Mary Jane Handy, Sally Conroy, Lucille Crowther, Nordith Simmons, Idella Durley, Shirley Lamb, Bonnie Rae Ward . Row II, Joy Richins, Florence Grillin, Virginia B. Sudweeks, Dorthy CrOll, Colleen Packer, Yvonne Ballil, Bonnie Rae Bigler, Janet Barber, Barbara Snow .

The Chansonettes, women's choral group, to be known hereafter as the "Farmer's Daughters," kept apace with the agriculturalizing of the music department and thrilled th ousands during the past year presenting concerts, assemblies and programs. "Man sings because he has joy" cou ld well be the 'motto of the Meistersingers, to be known as the "Wranglers." Uniform d ress and an expanded repertoire of choral selections have made this past year unique and an outstanding success.

Row L Pres. Gordon Bigler, Director Walter Welti, Acc. Maughn McMurdie. Row II , Max Abbot, Norman Canl1ell, Bill Marahall, Orval Soronlon, Eldon Griffin, Emron Jensen, Earl Faulkner, William McMurdie, Bruce Wilhelmsen, Gaylord Quinney, Lee Frilchknecht. Row III , John W . Carlisle, Dale Blackburn, Charles Everaon, Evgene Tueller, Tom Riordan, Clyde Anderson Gary Laraen, Francil Baugh, Gail Johnlon.

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Jerry Webb, Albern M. Holyoak, Jerold Palmer, Ralph Brown, Jay mer, Evan C . Boswell, Mrs . EVB Walson, Jak H. Nakamura . Row II , James T. Kiygier, Theodore Hayel, Brice Yancey, Ahmad Amer, Blair Cooper, Allan LeBaron, Charles W . Jones, David McComb. Row Ill , Rolf N . Gierlsen, Fred C . Barlon , Don A . Green, Wally Draulh, George Horn, Raymon Turnidge, Carl [werlz , Howard Clark, Bob Cox , Sandy Cox, Dick Bailey .

Rubbing elbows with fellow students over a hot breakfast produced its share of friendships at Woodruff Hall as food, studies and residence exerted a u'nifying influence. Good humor and brotherhood rang through the high vaulted rooms as more than one party found refuge within its walls and continued to the wee hours. Hospitality at the hall was tops, with a number of journeying studehts exposed to its gentle influences.

Row I: C. Shahrais , Chi-Pei Wang, Roberl C . Newberry, Lawrence C. Raniere, Abdel Karim M. Surani, Burke Scharback, Nick Zelenick, Kenluck Brafford . Row II , Raymond C. Harris, M. C. Chrislensen, Duan Punnag, Donald Haylar, Loren Wendell , David M . Brown, David H . Barwick, Carl John Odekirk, Baba Telischi. Row III , Raymond Robbins, Shik Chun Ma, Emmanuel Rab bles, Kaivani Ghahremani, Sluarl D. Auld, John A . Hughes, Harry Molchan, Barl Fosgrove, Fack Price, Bill Armslrong .

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Willingness to serve characterized the energetic girls who proudly wore the blue and white. Under the able leadership of Molly Corbridge who took over Nan Moon's presidential duties, they helped keep the Aggie spirit alive, ushered at assemblies, loudly supplemented the band at games, marched during half-time, aided in the "Books for BAC" drive and participated in many other activities with a knack for efficIency.

Molly Corbridge Barbara Bow den

Doris Godfrey NaVee Harris

Guenavere Allen Nadine Carver Shirley Hall lIa Jean Hendricks

Elaine And erson Audrey Cooley Maurine Hank s Barbara Jones

Yvonne Ballif RoMae Crossgrov e Norma Ha rt

Margaret Ben so n Renee Datwyler Nadine Harri s

Kathryn Knowlton

Renae Larsen

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Besides holding regular meetings, the blue and white girls staged a successful frolic with the IR's, gave their yearly inactive party, and made their Spring Formal a huge success.

Officers look things over

â€˘ / J o Anne Latimer Norma Myers Karin Olsen Virginia Randle

Geniel Lo w e Ruth An n Mitton Eulalia Pack Janice Reid

Helen Mathews Satsuko Nakamera Colleen Packer Shi rl e y Scoff

Joan Siew arl Eleen May Carolyn Nelson J ean Pearce Elaine SlanQ el

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Beverly McCrory LO\llse Nelson Patsy Pitt M a rv a Stevells

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The Regiment of Tin Hats turned out to be Intercollegiate :Knight initiations as aspirants rushed through the halls on fake charges and produced their own brand of medieval courtesy. Any worthy project was a target of the day.

The Goats give "Doc" a shine

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Laurence Ganung Dave Jewell Parker Gornrn Roberl Alfandary

David Bales Laurence Hyder Don Wilkinson Shirl Carler

Shorland Hunsaker Jack Cragun Murray fowler Harold Weigold

The foolish antics of Don Quixote found their parallel in IK behavior only when the occasion called for relaxation. IK proj ects were dispatched with zeal and ambition-two characteristics which added jobs and prestige to a slate already full of each. "Books for RAC" became a Spur-IR operation with a setting and colonization act thrown in as the IR's settled a chapter at Cedar City.

Dan Ludlow

Eugene Sanford Bryant Gomm Denton Nebeker Glen Tracy

Duane Hatch Allen L. Brown Grant Brough Ronald Wright

Evan Jensen Edner Thompson Dean Baxter Bill Engles

Edwin Maughan George Ganung Shirl Hone Donald Hansen

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Waldo G. Cook, LaMar G. Nelson, Melvm Kenneth Warner, Joseph Barfuss, Loy Jensen. Row II, Jack Ely Colin Bennion, Dave Jensen, Ivan Pederson, Marvin Green, Alvin Heaton, Pial! Woodland, George Nielson, Ross Covington, Jay Turley, Richard Griffin, Ouentin West, James Bell, Anthon Ernstrom, Ross Berrel!. Row III, LaVon Fife, A. Nelson, Ralph Barlow, Alvin Gabrielsen" Grant Wilson, Douglas Loosle, David Egbert, Veri Brady, Thomas Stephenson, Don Hutchings, Kay R. Bendixsen, Arland L. Russon, Calvin McKinlay, Joseph Porter, Waller J. Svedin. Row IV , Paul Vance, Foster Sorensen, Kenneth Twede, Lloyd Clawson, Blaine Olson, George Clawson, Don Wooley, Bruce Anderson , Douglas Farrow, Wm . Christiansen, Glen Maisey, Harvey R. Fletcher, Austin B. Haws, Paul Linwood. I

Assemble a Brig ham Young swallow tail and a derby hat, mix in an LDS returned missionary and the product is a Delta Phi. goat. Christened the "Friars" in pre-Delta Phi ages, the boys of the mission field furnished speakers and musical numbers for Cache Valley ward programs, picked a Dream Girl of Delta Phi, held a Sport Dance and Spring formal with Pres. Ross 1. Covington as charge d'affairs. Utah State Delta Phi's invited Utah U. and BYU chapters to a trichapter formal at Logan.

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WE PLEDGE A STRONG ARM OUR FArtH AND HEARTS PROMOTE THE EDUCATION . CULTURE . AND SQtlAL DEVEI.OPMENT OF OUR 8ROTHERHOOO TO UPHOLD THE IOEA.LS ANO PROMOTE THE IIITEREST OF STATE . EVER PARAI.IOUNT IN LIVES THE HIGtI AND WOR IDEALS OF toIANtlOOD PERSONIFY A SERVANT HE "'ASTEI!.

LOOking toward the Delta Phi pledge are: Alvin Heaton, Sec.; Ross 1. Covington, Pres.; Jay Turley, Vice Pres.; George E. Nielson, Nan. Delegate; Platt Woodland, Hist.

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Alpha Eta Mu, honorary music fraternity, is composed of only the most talented of student mUSlClans. Members try to foster higher standards in the field and devote much time and talent to provide programs both on and off the campus. Highlighting activities during the year is the Spring banquet and an annual barnstorming tour.

Ouartered Song fest

Talent Masters

Row I, Ben L. Slack, Nadine Wright, June Tanner, . Maughan McMurdie. Row II , Mary Jane Handy, Dorothy Jepson, Virginia Francis, Joyce Slack, Charlene Budge, Bonnie Rae Bigler, Jo Gietz, Colleen Packe~, Erma Harris, Nordith Simmons, Carolyn Pond . Row III, LaRue Kirky, Ella Lou Hawkes, Wilford R. Gardner, O . Dale Blackburn, Gordon Bigler, Tom Riordan, June Welti, Helen Toolson, Sally Monson .

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Row I, Franci s Amussen, Howard Maughan, Bob Com pion, Bob Sorenson, Burrell Hansen, Joe Toland, Dale Nelson, Hiram MacDonald, Berl Slickler, Rex Wallgren . Row II, Ros. Weaver, Joyce Bilhell, David Wingo , Earl Faulkner, Carol Warnke, Wall Welli, Naomi Quayle, Colleen Packer, Junius Hamblin , DeAnn Bone, Paul Whilby, Bonnie Kay Hansen, Margarel Fjeldsled, Calvin Quayle .

"On the air" became a familiar expression to a new USAC baby, the Utah State Radio Guild. Members hammed it, ran short on script, got in Prof. Burrell Hansen's hair and turned out an occasional professional job that restored Advisor Hansen's faith . New sound studios and broadcasting equipment provided means for locally-produced plays as ' members built up efficiency.

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Investigations into electronics and radio problems, with calculus and physics added, made the USAC branch of the Institute of Radio Engineers one of the most serious and. practical groupS on the campus. Approved as a~ active chapter June 2, 1948, the orgamzation delved into subjects of the greatest importantce to the future welfare of manamong them radar, television, FM, and ultra high-frequency communications. Graduates already have found positions in research and in broadcasting. Robert Hetborne is chairman, with Prof. Larry Cole actÂˇ inq as advisor. Bull session or business"?

Oscar R. King, Treas .; Frank S. Holman, Vics Chairman; Frank A. Little, Sec., Robert L. Heyborne, Chairman

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Row [ , Sidney M . Jacobs, Will iam L. Jones , Clayton Clark , Larry S. Co le, Rober t L. He ybo rne , Frank Ho lma n . Frank Don A . Campbell , Arnold Finchum , Alden C . Arrington. Row Vict or W . Hamm o nd , J ose ph E. Bart, Cl emon t B. Adams , DeRay Parker. Frand D. Stephens, Leona rd Gr 'm m, John R. Wood, Rex Bea n , Robert Johnson . . Ro w [[( , Oscar R. King, Warren H . Thompsen, Jo :," R. Barkdull , Wallace D. Sabin, H ow ard R. Chapman , Charle s V . Jar man , D . Alden Smith , Wesle y Ac~er , Otto Kowallis .

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The Corps of Sponsors is an organization of young women dedicated to the service of their follow men-atarms, their school and their country. Utah State may well be proud of it's R.O.T.C. Corps of Sponsors. The year of '48-49 was an active one for the "girls in horizon blue," ushering at games and assemblies, presenting their crack drill squad at various local functions and participating in worthy drives and causes. National recognition was gained by the corps when they flew to San Diego in C-47s to perform at half time of the Aggie Aztec game. Chosen by the 1700 men of the R.O.T.C. unit from the many attractive and talented applicants, the corps represents 60 of Utah State's bevy of beauties. Their Cadet Sonsor Colonel is Joyce Reller and Capt. W. J. Schindler is faculty advisor.

Joyce Keller Bonnie Bingham Marianne Gibbons Mary Heckman Nancy Nai.bell Sylvia Smith

Mary Esther Christensen Mardene Godfrey Francella Henriod Mary Lou Olsen VaLoy Sorensen

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Dorothy Christiansen Joyce Gunnell Mardyne Jorgensen Dorothy Ormond Beverly White

Donna Crookston Leora Hansen Joan Rear! Norma Parsons Elvalella Zollinger

Joan Harrison Barbara Lamb Jeannine Showell Carol Cart ~ r

Marget Nelsen Joyce Harding Joan Smith

Bonni e Bithell Idella Durley Lorraine Pope Pauline Jensen Ramona Stephens

Donna Blair Betty Eldredge Norene Poulsen Dixie Rawlins Mary Tapper Elaine Adamson

Jane Blair Margaret Forsgren Marilyn Powers Renee Robinson Lucille Taylor Carol Warnke

Jackie Carruthers Betty Lou Jones Margaret McKeller Bonnie Rytting Dahrl Thompson Norma Jean Wise

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Lyman B. Knutson Calvin Funk

Val Gene Bone Darwin Goodey

Howard Burtchell Weston Hales

Charles Collier Earl H . Hyer

Melvin Davis Wallace R. Hansen

Ralph Downs Lorus D. Jewkes

To preserve and disseminate to the civilized world their moHo, "The Trained Live, The Untrained Die," is the aim of Scabbard and Blade, Utah State's military fraternity. Composed of advanced R.O.T.C. cadets, the organization held weekly meetings especially prepared to equip it's members to take a place in the military and civic environment of their future. They are also the sponsors of the Cadet Hop and an annual squirrel hunt in the spring.

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Bill Lee Robert Struthers

Albert Mezo Rollin Thomas

Elmont Mickelson Larry Wood

Dean Moore Hubert Jensen

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The yearly brush with the rival Foresters at the Brown Jug Party, Engineer's Week and the Engineering Banquet find themselves intricate patterns in the thoughts of every member of the Amrican Society of Civil Engineers. The Aggie Homecoming, held during Fall Quarter, found old Engineer alums gathering for reminiscences and good food. Added to the calendar were several stag and date affairs as engineers took time off from slide rules, drawing boards and engineering paraphernalia.

/ Turner drapes a sha p e Brown Jug Party

Elden E. Fisher, Earl F. Sorensen, Melvin D . Iverson, Mustafa Ibrah im Barbara, Al Pendleton , R. B. Linderman, Laine E. Sevy . Row" , A. A. Bishop , M. L. Dal e y, L. E. Myers, C. J . Gilden , S. M . Haddad, W . A . Madsen, B. L. Christense n . W . W . Evans, S. A . Evans . Row III , K. C . Pa!lak, Holan Daines, Carl J . Carlson, W . L. Meikle, D. R. Miller , David K. Sco ff, Grant S. Christens , n, Lye ll R. Bingham .

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Row I, Harold V . Anderson, W e lb y R. Ma d sen, Edwa rd M. W a ll , Rulon B. Gard n er, Bla ine ]"h nson , Yousif Nassir, Walter Leon Terry, Nile Slau gh , Lowell C . Da hl. Row II, D . F. Pe terson , Fa rre l T. Miles, LeGrande P . Marc hant , Howard Aichard son, E. Arve l Israe lson , Walter L. Hodges, Ric h ard R. Crandall, Ro bert E. Rallison , Jack R. Carter" Roy G. Powe ll . Row III , J oe Laure nce, G. F. Gardiner, Dean R. Ellis, J ohn K. Stowe, Howard Ward, Richard W . Taylor , W illiam Olson, W alter R. Sco tt, Ma x G . Williams, Fred Kiefer.

ASCE sets its purpose as the correlation of engineers, not only in this school but throughout the world, with engineering knowledge and fellowshi p . It also fosters school activities and disseminates engineering knowledge through movies, speakers and educational trips. The groups holds bi-weekly meetings, pulling its membership from those enrolled in engineenng. â€˘

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Richard Karren, Laurence Morrill, Corwin Lebrum . Dale Cummings, Arbeth Perry, Charles M . Zimmerman, F. Bryant Gomm. Row II . Lyle Taylor, Lyell Bin gham, B.lle Eldredge, Ken J . Hacking, Thad J. Stringham, Glade H . Golder, Howard Taylor, Shirley Zirker, Gwen Stone, Bonnie Zirker, Glenn Case . Row Ill . Ralph Morrill, Jay Murray, Howard H. Richardson, Howard G. Todd, Glen Eldredge, Clyde W atkins, Grant S. Christensen, Louis Ureak. Ronald Lisonbee, R. G . Lisonbee, Parker Gomm .

The most important function of the Uintah Basin Club was to have fun . Members worked toward the general goals of 1he club with informal dances, games and skating parties. Headed by Dale Cummmgs, the club picked up membership and memories of good times as the school year rushed to its conclusion.

Uintah Basin officers are : Carol Bellon, Secretary i Betty Eldredge, Vice President i Dale Cummings, President i Howard Allred, Reporter.

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Ho w I , Ne ldo n Stan le y , Br y an McK e n d ri c k, Murc u s B. Garrelt, Dona raye Nl e l,o n , Ra lrh Do wn s, Max Morrill, W ill ia m M . Ja me s, DOll Bre n ne ma n , Elm o nt W . MIchaelson , W alter G . Walter D . Talbo t. Ro w " , Da le Nelso n, Elizabeth Duttc n, El m a Ska nchy , Co ly n n Han se n , Chl oe Ju d d , No lan Bu rn e tt , Wanda Freeman , M arion Blackin ton, Yv o nne Parker, Ja c k Smith, Va u ghn Go rd o n, Ja net H yd e , H . B. Hu nsa ke r. Row III , Ne il Frandsen, A rnold W ilde, Fred A nderso n, Lee La rso n , Alma H e a to n , Lynn Nielso n , Ray Sa b in, Jac k Raymond, Charliene Tweed ie , E. Merre ll Gomm, Clair Halling , Harv Murd ock . Ro w iV , Ll o y d N . Ha y es, Harold Jones, Erwin W aite, Lee Hansen, Lars Peterso n, Ph y lli s Erick so n, Gra nt Budge, Be th H urs t, Emma Lo u Barlow , Lloyd Kennedy, Bonnie Pug s le y , V ivien De an , i r a H il l.

Composed of physical education majors and minors, the PEMM Club spent a varied and eventful year. The main p u rpose of the group was to foster a better relationsh ip , professionally and socially, among the membe rs. Problems which occur in th'3 P.E , field were discussed in meetings and a mor.thly recreational activity and various parties filled the social calen dar of the club members .

A quarterly banquet and an impressive initiation ceremony marked the actiVItIes of Phi Epsilon Kappa men's national honorary physical education fraternity . They invited prominent men of the community and state as speakers. Pre-requis.ites for entrance are upperclassman standing, a "B" average and physical education major.

Verle Kidman, Nor v e l Hanse n , Vaughn G o rd o n. Da le Ras mu ssen . Ro w II : Don Bre nneman , Lee Lars o n , Max Arc h ibald, Lee H ansen, Ira Hill , Merre ll Gomm , No lan Burne !!, Harv Murd o ck, A rthur Ra y Keeley . Ro w III , Ne ld o n D . Stanle y , Lars K. Pe te rso n , De rrald L. W a tkins , Lyle D . Ada m s, W a lter D . Ta l bot , Llo y d N . Ha y es , W ilbur Braith w ai te, Chris J . Apos to l, Elmont W . Michaelson .

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Frank W. Hirschi, Kirk Lund , Mauri ce R. Lambert, Alta H. Meehan , Shirley R. Loveless, Byron C. Peacock, Boyd Morris, Dayne A . Mathis, Kingsley Barlow, Norman J . Shaw Vernon R. MacNeil, A ndy D. Jenson. Row II , Orrin M . Selman, Glendo~ J . Guymon, Clyde Wandie, Howard Lamborn, F. Bryant Gomm, Thomas L. Williams Robert L. Andreason, Goldon C . Linford, Robert M . Dunford, James G . Parrish, R. Alden Black' Robert B. White, Paul G . Butterfield, Clyde R. Lisonbee, L. R. Humpherys. Row 1II , Clillord S. LeFevre: Seth Forsgren, Grant Cornilius, Grant H . Mauchley, Willis M . Banks, Norman D . Baxter, Ferris T. Gree. stone, Maurice S. Marshall, H . Lisle Parker, Wesley T . Maughan, H. Ross Berrett , Sharon L. Cummings, Dean M . Ha nsen, Rodney Porter, Dale Cummings , C . Darrell Smedly .

"Learning to do; doing to learn, Earning to live; living to serve." The collegiate chapter, Future Farmers of America, has as its members when who plan to teach vocational agriculture. A full program of ar:tivities, academic and social, was presented.

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Masters of the broad, sweeping curve and its application to nature found a ready community of interest in the landscape Architecture club. The organization provided social and ' extra-cirricular activities, plus a fall and spring canyon party to majors in the field. Lectures during the winter were carried out under Advisor Lavall Morris.

Owen Burnham, Earl Th ompson, S. Morris, Ernest Henderson, Gerald Kessler, Morris Johnson . Row II , Darrell Hadfield, Elner Thom pson, Rex Nelson, Clair Madsen, David Burwick, Emery Larson, Edmund Fowler, Clair Davenport. Row 1II , M . G . Hoyt, J . E. Taylor, C . A . Labrum, Rich"rd Jen' nings, Arl o Âˇ Nelson, John Smith, Douglas Campbell, Ralph Lundgreen . Row IV , Willard Erickson, Jay Turle y , H e nry Stengel, Kenneth Johansol', Wesley Peterson, V ernon Smith, Gilbe rt R. Caldwell, J . D . Jensen

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Earl Hyer, Kay Vance, Edward Ferguson, Cloyd Wangsgard, Grant Wiser, Danford Bickmore. Row II, Marlin Woodland, David L. Doutre, Walter Welti, Calvin E. Sims, Roberl Thomas, Raymon C. Turnidge, Melvin Rider, Dean M . Marler, Reese Murray, Ralph R Pearce, Stan Johnson, Scott Allen . Row III, Edward P. Clay, Wendell M. Baker, Dea R. Geddes, George H . Sigler, Robert M. Twitchell, L. H . Monson, Max Lee, Leland Bird, Eugene Sanford, Herbert Champ

Alpha Kappa Psi, national honorary business fraternity, provides its members an opportunity to gain valuable experience, obtain professional contacts and promote fellowship, scholarship, and activity in their field. Activities included a stock market contest, movies on industry shown at regular business meetings, touring of business firms, and professional lunches.

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Creating friendship and making possible the opportunity for social relationship among the wives of married Aggies was the m a in purpose of the Dames Club. Programs for each meeting aimed toward helping the homemaker and broadening the intellect of each member. Under the guidance of Dorothy Hauch, preside n t, the Dames staged a successful Christmas party and wound up the year with a spring frolic.

Row I ,· Dorolhy Houck, Lucy Benl . son, Bev erl y Smiley, Florian Warby, Doro lhy Jacobs, Sue Ealon, Margarel Morrissey , Thelma Beers , Shirley Neilsen, Beverly Thompson . Row II , Susan Dalton, Marian Mi e lzner, Mildred Whilaker, Edilh F. Welch , Ira Lu Sioddard, Cleone Wilcken, Lee Hu rst, Mic key Jesswein, Virginia Raw ley . Row 3 , Freda A . Waddoups, Olive Pel· erson, Virginia Freestone, Genevieve Braith· wai te, Marga re t Nichols, Lo u ise Hanse n , Malela Robin son, Carroll Reid, Madge L. Taylor, Virginia Lloyd .

Row I , Je sse F. Mose s, Ben . L. Groven, Clyde K . Cox, Philip R. Smilh, Garlh A . Cahoon, J . Wayne Whileworlh, H . Marr Wadd oups, Far · rei Olsen, Mar D . Simons . Row 2 , Frank Kirschner, Mavenl Bagley, Clyde J . Stimpson R. Boyd Clark, Delberl L. Hansen, Lee Lar · son, Yosh Kalo, John G. Prall, Phillip R. Taylor, Berlin K. Baleman . Row 3 , Lo · well A . Belnap, Craig A . Clark, Leland L. Larsen, Norman B. Norris, Bill Nelson, ~ Boyd L. Hulse, Theo H. Golding, Claude J. Jenkins, Oscar R. Frandsen, Charles W. Jones .

The Agronomy Club, recently revived after going inactive because of the war, threw its doors open this year to those interested in its monthly presentation of outstanding speakers. The local unit is one of the junior chapters of American Society of Agronomists.

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Row 1 , Berdean Datwyler, Kathr y n Haskins, Hilda Hal e, Doro thy May Clara Spr inger, Joan Barber, June Tan ner, Teresa Sumsio n, Marilyn Shu ldberg, Ardis Gardner, Vida Khazai . Row 2 , Oral Pugmire, Gloria Dawn Adams, Helen Funk , Zola Jorgenson, Joan Treloar, Mariam Hum phries , Shirley Johnson, Vislet Keller, Cloma Balls, Fern Johnson, Lela Hyder, Marian Aikin , Mignon Perry. Row 3 , Ruth Chambers, Loi s Sedgwick, Norma Tasso, Joyce Lois Greaves, Ma urine Hanks .

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Row 1 , Laviene Noack, Allyce Hoffma n, Ma rie Spencer, Jeanne M. Peterson, LuRee Gulb ransen, Laura Savage, Pauline Jense n, RaMae Crossgrove, Joan Christiansen . Row 2 : Lanice Moore,

Carol A b b oU, Ruth !laird, Ph yllis Spencer, Rena Curtis, Ena Hall , Jean Bradshaw, Karin O lsen, Geniel Lowe, Belva Hansen . Row 3 , Elaine W heatley, June Pehrson, Fonnie Han son, Catherine Bagley, Vida Khazai, Beulah Jackson.

Under th~ leadership of Norma Tasso, majors and minors in Horne Economics have strived to stimulate interest in their field . Holding cultural meetings and sponsoring monthly money projects have kept the girls busy. Their social activities were exce ptionally successful and highlighted by their annual spring banquet.

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Row I . Howard Lamborn, Gordon Sparks, Frank Hirs c hi , Dunford, Mack Wm . Tueller, Ted G . Sloek. Row 2 . Elvin Whilney , J . A . Rear!, Lewis Teuscher, Ramona Neilson , Elmonl Michaelson, Fern Johnson, Dee Morgan , Ramona Stephens, Bill Kearl, lone Haizlip . Row 3 . Dennis C . Bartschi, Wilmer W . Brown , Shirley Stephens , Lloyd J . Matthews, Hulme Dunf ord, Glen Olsen, Bill Shepherd .

With membership requirements consisting of having been a resident of beautiful Bear Lake and the valley nestled about it at some time, students and faculty members of the Bear Lake Club brought the membership to a near sixty this year. Holding soci<jll interests high, the season came to a climax chalking up at least one party each quarter for the club. Recognizing the values of clean competition the club supported intramural teams who placed fourth in club competition.

Secretary Ramona Stephens, Vice-President Bob Dunford and President Frank Hirschi discuss plans for future skating party.

Bear Lake Club snow sculpture. The Bear Lake Monster won acclaim at the snow carnival

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Kappa chapter of Phi Upsilon Omicron had a busy year. A transfer party, old folks Christmas party, fruit cake sale, birthday and founder's day celebration, faculty Easter breakfast, "Trousseau Tricks" - to name just a few of the many activities tha~ kept the Phi U girls busy. Capably directed by Josephine Daines, Pres., club members met weekly for business meetinas and cultural programs. Girls who were outstanding in home economics and in the upper two-fifths of their class were eligible for membership.

Officers of the Baking Corps

Fruit cake-sold by the pound

Row 1 , Helen Felix, Gloria Daun Adams, Norma Myers, Joan Earber, Josephine Daines . Row 2 , Lucille Sheller, June Tanner, Eva Collard, Eunice Hillyard, Fern Johnson, Mary Lois Greaves, LaFaun Humphreys, Marion Smith. Row 3 : Bernice McCowin, Joyce Keller, Mozelle Millard, Claire Sanford, Deanne Smith, Ruth Baird, Norma Tasso, Theresa Sumsion .

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The Cosmopolitan Club, counting students from 22 nations as members, boasts almost a miniature United Nations in its council, made up of one representative from each of the countries represented. Under President Aly Morad, the club met bi -monthly, held business meetings and discussions as well as enjoying parties . Guiding purpose of the club is "Above All Nations Is Humanity ."

Cosmopolitan memories from the Cosmopolitan scrapbook

Ahol Zahedi , Leslie R. Hawth orn, Abbas Ghd fi ar, Aldeshtr Hassan Rawi,Mustafa Ibrahim Barba!"y,

ATam Karamian , Hakki Tamimie,

RiCaat, Aly A. Morad, Fred Irany, Muhammed Y. Yaosine . Row 2 , N. S. hv, Khalil Ibrahim Salim, Fawzy S. Khalisy, Hamid N . Tabrizi, Nadine Wright, J oan Baker, Gay Cleone Pitcher, Ruth Hawthorn, T. C. Yao, Mahmoud Saffari, Howard 'Jan,1er, Wallace Row 3 , Abbas Ghezelbash, Kalil Husayn Mohamed, Omar M. Hindiyeh, Karnil M. AboJfazl Nialtamal, Pro!. L. J . Arrington, Said M . Ali, Mahmood S. Suleiman, Wendell M. Farid K. Alltliuclhairy, Adnan M. Rubaii, Faik Ibrahim .

That Cosmopolitan atmosphere

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Movie, Magic and Mystery, playful preview

Row 1 , Dillman, Capener, Morgan,

Calvin Quayle, Mary Heckman, Charles Hendrickson, Margaret Swenson . Row 2 , Dorothy Don GiJJis, Dorothy GiJJis, LaVere Wareing, Norval Bigler, Barbara HoweJJs , Dorothy Rue Johnson. Row 3 , Josey Barnes, FawnteJJa Clark, Mrs. Morgan, Floyd Jean Simpson, Earl Faulkner, Ruth Burleigh , Dave Mecham.

Playing hard to get

Theta Alpha Phi, national honorary dramatics fraternity, is composed of outstanding drama students who not only act but dedicate their time, talents, and energy to the building of scenery and numerous other tasks. Activities this year have included a play, "George Washington Slept Here," an annual "barnstorming" tour, student assemblies, the annual banquet and numerous parties throughout the year.

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1 , Ken G. Densley, Max J . Whitaker, Carl R. L. Russon, Prof. William E. Mortimer, Morlin E. Cox , C . Victor Anderson. Row 2, Av on Merrell, Reed H . Draper, Ru ssell Daniels, Terrace Reid, Paul Petersen, Kent Ellerton, Vernon J. Finch, Wallace R. Hansen, G. Duane VanOusdal, Bob Butler, Ray Nich o ls. Row 3 , Charles M. Hansen, Gilbert Jens.en, David McOmber, DeWayne Garrell, Kenneth Hanni, Ross E. Park, Alvord L. Cox, Ross J . McArthur, Reed L. Stone , Lloyd M. Barker, Boyd Moulton .

Cutting, molding and shaping the future is a matter of course to members of the Industrial Arts Club as they fashion everything from rings to houses into the finished product. The club counts numerous prospective teachers in its membership, considers a job well done as the reward for long hours of effort.

Art in plastics

Display at the Harvest Festival

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Christian Fellowship and Christian worship are the aims of the Westminster Club. A religious club with admission to people of all faiths, it has provided a basis for sociability and worship to its members. In the atmosphere of Westminster Hall, the group has met and mingled and acquired Christian cul1ure ranging from Etiquette and tobogganing to Courtship and Marriage.

Snacks aplenty and ping pong too

SENIOR

•• 5"1_,,,5r •• CLUB

Row I, Paul Rudeen, Sian Maclow, Bill Engels, Tom Meacham, Dave Jewell, Philip Kepner, Phil Brewsler. Row 2 Walter Maly,Joyce Speed, Mildred Sigler, Ed Whipple, Shirley Timmons, Hilda Sioddarl, Van Brile, Barbara Adamson, Sylvia Nelson, Millie Surereus , Roberl McKinley. Row 3" John A. Hughes, Bill Nelson, Dan Hill, Dell Taylor, Sieve Jillell, Johnny Prealor, Walt Fox, Larry Hyder, William Epps, Bob Leonard, Mildred Wolf, Sianion Wyche, Alice Jean Harris, Jack Price, Ilamae Larson, Edwin Carlson, Ray Badertscher, Rev . Bruner. Row 4 : Virginia Randle, JoAnne Latimer, Frances Hawley, Bobbie Bowden, Bernard Rich, Ira Hill, Fred Anderson, Walter Seiffert, Edward Fila, Charles W. Jones, Joe Brewsler, John V. Bruce, T. Bones, Arl Hubbard, Bob F. Scoll . .

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After getting the year off to a flying start with the Pan HelleniL circus, this sorority governing body kept activities rolling with the big Pan Hellenic Ball, and a successful Rush Week that was one of the best in the history of Greek organizations on this cam pus.

PRESIDENT ELAINE LAGOS

Beverly Nellson Joyce Keller

Patti Wendt Virgiuia Winget

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Lois Gutke Shannon Fuhriman

Jean Simpson Mard yne Jorgensen

Supervision of some 600 members of seven fraternities of the campus falls to the Inter-Fraternity Council, which watches such matters as rushing, assemblies and scholarship. Composed of two members from each fraternity plus the president, the council staged the first inter-fraternity ball in February.

PRESIDENT ANDREW DEMETRAS

Bill Ryan Marlin Woodland

Rolf Nelson Nelson L. Whitmire

James Day Harv Murdock Malcolm Condie

Bob Gray

James F. Wamock Herbert Champ

Ed Wright Robert Reed

William Zarbock Paul Whitby

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Annually the Thetas sponsor a Tea Dansante In which they are gracious hostesses to the rest of the Greeks. Their president, Ethel Valgardson, gained national recognition and repute as one of Canada's most lovely. Janice Spencer was honored as SPE Queen of Hearts last spring. They are active willing workers, have a knack at practical horsemanshi p and winning intramural cups. Many fun-loving friends call nightly at their horne.

" When all was in readiness they departed from that place .

, Ethel Valgardson Mildred Sigler

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Elaine Lagos Barbara Howell

Bernice Peterman

Dorothy Gillis

Alice Nelson

Kathleen Spicer

Janice Spencer

Jerry Smith

Marjorie May Ucle.n Larsen

Lynette Wayman Shirley Sullivan

"For great was the joy therein .. "

"Eat, drink and be merry . .

Verna B. Christensen Allyce Hoffman

Doris Dean Coleman Dawn Jasperson

Audrey Cooley Janice Johnson

Shir ley Couch Kathyrn Knowlton

Elaine Hunter Darlene Daniels l .. Vieve No~ck

Lola Adamson Renee Datwyler Louise Ostergaard

Lorraine Clark N8 Vee Harris Ann Thomas

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"For great was the music and therein . . . "

"And in the last days, 10, six women will hang to each man's coat tails .

Marva Funlr. Janice Baugh Shirley Lamb

Lucy White. ides Ardell Roylance Barbara Lamb

Jean Simpson Elma Slr.anQhy Ruth Holmes

Beverly Turner Sylvia Smith Shirley Welch

Jean Budge Ruth Pelly Cleone Randall

Phy11ia Budge Va Loy Sorenson Shirley Hall

Bonnie Bingham Berneda Reed .. r Claire Sanford

Carolyn Anderson Anna Jean Robaon . Beverly White

RoMae Cross grove Carol Jean Maughan Maxine Bruce

Marian Hayward Joan Stewart Joan Chard

Karma Schaub Joyce Bithell Laurel Checkells

RaNae Cowley

JoAnn Emmill

Annie Jean Brangham Bonnie Kay Hansen

Van Brite Connie Harris

Nadine Carver Sharron Brown

Mary Ann Heinrick

To point a finger at the Chi O's and say "Trust them for initiating a different idea," would suggest the sorority's ever newness. This year they have introduced an all Greek caroling before Christmas, which has been set for annual compliance. They are artistic, by which they won honors for this year's ' float; they are workers by which dance contest "firsts" are theirs; and they are scholars by which last year's scholarship trophy rests on their mantle.

Sharon Hendricks Belly Jean Morse Marian Shaw

Donna Jensen Carol Muir V. Joan Smith

Fontella Jensen Marget Nelson Dahrl Thompson

Claudia Knell Jackie Nielson Neta Thompson

Helen Lower Carol Peterson Reta Thomson

Ellen MacKay Donna Rhees Lucinda Thurston

Helen Mason Jeanne Roberts Maurine Turner

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"With the patience of Job . . ..

"And maidens kept watch . .

Joyce Keller Arlene Merrell Frances McKinnon

Arlene Dance Eunice Hillyard Marilyn Miller

Jean Mohr Carol Jean Kaull Jean Nielson

Janet Earl Alice Burl Jackie Geddes

ROle Marie Earl Francella Henroid Eileen Allred

Deanne Smilh Kalherine Jackson Barbara Blackhurst

Marian Smith Renee Jones Mary Hedman

Helen Coburn Mardyne Jorgensen Joan Bernlslon

Florence Burgin Lois Hartvigsen LaReta R. Done

Carol Carter Bonnie Kirkham Donna Croo ks ton

Rut h Cha mbe rs Nancy Naisbill Elaine A damson

Do t Christianse n M a ry Lo u Ol sen l ackie Carruthers

M arianne Gibbons Norma Pa rson Renee C h ip man

Joyce ' Gun nell Pal Pond Ba rbara C r o ft

Exem plifying Alpha Chi and ils members lhis year are lhe choices by lhe Pi Kaps, of lheir Dream Girl, Joyce Keller, presidenl of lhe sororily; by Ulah Slale balloteer's choice of Regina Healon as Miss Ulah Slale; and by Sigma Chi's seleclion of Lucille Taylor for Sweelheart. The girls are a willing 101, earnesl, and full of aClivily, which IS reverberaled 10 lhe school curriculums and posilions.

Elizabeth Es kelsen Colleen Helgeson Polly Siddoway

M jlrgaret Forsgre n Belly Lo u Jones LaRue Reading

Barbara Geddes Bonnie Dee Joss LaRene Rhees

Lou Jean Gibby Margare t McKellar Renee Robinson

Beverl y Hamen C arol y n Pon d Luci le Taylor

Janet Harris Pamella Poulson Marjean W ard

Ka th ry n Haskins Elaine Stanger Pat W right

Regina Heaton Rit a Stohl

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"And, verily, it shall come to pass . . "

"Strong drink is not neither for the soul

Patti Wendt Pat Jackson Leah Zollinger

Bernice McCowin Zelle Erickson Maxine Jorgensen

Elizabeth Barber Lois Gutke Mardene Godfrey

Lois Sorensen Joan Christensen Rebecca Cham bers

Geniel Weaver Marian Tillotson Ruby Buttars

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Lou Anna Fitzgerald Donna Nielsen Elaine Holt

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Virginia Bernhisel Janet Barber Dolma Nelson

Willa Dean Clark Amary lIis Beckstead Dorothy Lee Ormand

Jeani ne . Show e ll Leora Hanse n

Belty Lou Nielsen Verla Johnson

Jeanne Anderson Jeanne Trimble

Jayne Snyder Carol Nord

Joan Kear! Marceline Bailey

Genie Smith Martha Baby

Completely successful this year in rushing, the K.D.'s convinced their pledges of its progressive, methodical organization, and pledged all their hopefuls. Not only has it shown its new members how thoroughly compace Kappa Della is, but also the school. In student government they are continually active and impressive members. They are highly social-minded, expressively friendly, and possess positive talent.

Bo nnie Bithell Lois Hyer Lorra in e Pope

Janice Brock Pouline Jen.en Norene Paulsen

m Joanne Brock Rita Jensen Dixie Rawlins

Shirley Burns Dorothy Marshall Janet Reese

[della Durfey lackie Mickelson Bonnie Rytting

Joan Flamm Marj o rie Nehan Dora Sedgwick

Rhonda Fuhriman Kathryn Nie<lerhauser Romona Stephens

Beverly Harkwick Colleen Oklberry Be verlee Zollinger

"And it was pointed out in

Âˇ"There were great preparations in that house .. "

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Virginia Winge! Shirley Stephens June Carver

Dorothy Sanford Fern Johnson Rose Marie Schank

Audrey Frischknecnr Chloe Judd Claire Maughan Elvalella Zollinger Lorna Nyman Marilyn Daniels

Mary Lois Greaves Shannon Fuhriman Dorothy Dillman

Charliene Tweedie La Faye Erickson Maxine Howells

Helen Moulton Yvonne MacDonald Bonnie Middlelon

Colleen Packer Faye Bateman Catherine Chipan

Jean Pearce Josey Barnes Joan Christiansen

Virginia Randle Pauline Winget Marjorie Cole "

Ora Williams Joan Beagley Joan Daniels

Joan Barber Lucille Boardman Virginia Francis

Maxine Lee Shirleen Bramwell Gary Freeman

Larua Beth Haws Rodonna Cammack

"Pulchritude" and "Intent" best define the youngest sorority on our campus. The girls swept the Sig Derby sweepstakes their way, garnered first place honors for homecoming compehtlOn, were represented by Faye Davis who was crowned Forester's Queen, and are parhClpants m nearly every school function. They are characteristically smooth dancers . Though young, they have evolved in two years to a top-notch organization.

Donna Gamel! Margaret McBride Joyce Siddoway

La Ree Gulbransen Darlene Miller Nedra Stoker

Maurine Hanks Pat Morgan Joan Treloar

Janet Hyde Joyce Nielsen Norma Jean Weaver

Marilyn Lee Jean .t'eterson

Norma Jean Wise

Fae Lewis Laura Savage Rula Wright

Patricia Madsen Yvonne Schofield Charlene Zollinger

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SIGMA CHI Following an ancient custom of measurements and personality tests, Lucille Taylor was gleaned as the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi at their annual Derby, held each fall. A Bear River beauty, she was a pledge of Alpha Chi at the time. Her poise is increased by her friendly maner.

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Endowed with the title of Dream Girl of PiRA, comely and modest Joyce Reller gained the Pi Raps' admiration with a host of actlvltles. Her many responsibilities and positions denote her industriousness and personality . Now a senior at Utah State, she names Preston and home economlCS as two interests.

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R L Lovely, dainty Darlene Albrechtsen won such an edge on the heart of the Sigma N u fraternity that they selected her as Sig Nu Girl at their annual Chanticleer party held in May. Darlene is a Sophomore this year, is blond and fivG foot two. She left Salt Lake City and Granite to attend USAC.

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Janice Spencer was chosen SPE's Queen of Hearts to reign through February, at which time she turned the honors over to the new queen . She is another queen winner from Theta U. sorority, in horseback riding, dancing, swimming, and the social graces.

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SIGMA RoMae Crossgrove, dark, loquacious, corÂˇ dial Chi Omega, chosen Star of Kappa Sigma in December, is not only charming to look at, but also a joyful conversationalist with an interesting personality. She is a sophomore from Draper majoring in vocational home economics.

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" And they descended in a groat wrath, for wherein were those noble men, . .. "

James Day Hugh Hunsaker Max Ho gan Charlie H oler

Robert Gray Dan Whealley Dick Frailey Norman Norris

Carl Vaterlau, Je rry Bundy Kenneth Doering Henry Hjelm

Johnny Burgoyne Lloyd Sell.er Fred Horn Kent Christensen

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Growing' pains an "'-Âˇreal estate problems haven't prevented SiÂ§ma Pi from becoming . firmly rooted in the rich soil of Greek life at USAC. Parties ranging from the unique "Streets of Paris" hoedown in December to the luxurious "Orchid Formal" were enjoyed by the 32 brothers of the Emerald. Held in April, the formal occasioned the throning of the first Sigma Pi queen ever to hold that title at Utah State. A house of heir own is still a part of future planning.

Laine Sevy Richard Petersen Ivan Rich Neil Bills

Lloyd Hatch Tom Clark Jim Bunting Clayton Earl

Willard Petersen Harry Cook Bob Jackson Odell Nyman

Paul Madden Dave Holer Dick Croxford Arthur Summers

William Ryan fay f . J ones

Roll Nelsol Verle Kidman

No rve l Hansen Newe ll Sorenson

Joh n Emmel! Dean Stringham

Blaine Johnson Milton Nelson

Norman Smith Gl enn McCart y

Ke ith Nelsen Ha rry McCarty

Warmed only by heat generated by the Adams-Machin Personality tester, the Aggie fieldhouse was the scene of the coronation of petite Lucille Taylor as Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, flanked by Norene Poulsen and Bonnie Rytting; Sigma Kappa girls captured the Derby Sweepstakes, flanked by Dick Wheatley. The wearers of the pearly cross are annual igniters of the fiery "A" for Homecoming, and all red-blooded Sigs eagerly anticipate "Booze" Bullen's stimulating wing-dings. The "house on the hill," (not to be confused with the L D S Institute) is the scene of many an all-night acey-ducey session; the bills are charged to "soap and things" ...

Quinn Hutc hi nson Gary Theurer Wendell Giles

James Miller Eugene McMillen Robert Hutchinson

Keith E. Peterson LaDell Ande rsen Lin Reddish

W esley Nielson W esley Schvanevldt De Vaughn Peterson

Reed Mickelson Dallas Ne lson Sam Bullen

Keith E. Larsen John M. Dalton Sam Worley

frank Whipple Sidney Johnson Miles McKinlay Sam A . Howard Vosco William Call Alph Bateman

"And great was the joy after the trials suffered there . . "

"And the time shall come, when ye shall measure every influence ... "

John D. Merrill Don Madsen Dean Plowman

John Carlisle Don McMillen Norman Rockwood

Jay Cullimore Grant Moser Leon West

Boyd Cullimore Ted Murray Stanly Smoot

Robert Hatch Daryl Nord Bob Slr.anlr.ey

Richard Hodges Fred C . Pearson Rex Skanchy

Hal Jensen Doyle Peck Dick Warner

Ira Liljinquist Richard O. Peterson

Eugene Han sen Barl Belhers

Ray Forman George Nielson

Leland Jacobso n Dale Webbe r

Dal e Blackburn Willard Gardne r

Elwood Collie Ro be rl Andrea so n

Tius McCowin Bill Anderson

Harold Jensen Keilh Hughes

For a Pi Kap, the year both begins and ends with the bewhiskered Bowery Ball, when all despised barriexs of reserve and convention are tossed aside and finally vanish completely in the revelry of the evening . When the tide subsides, Gillett's razor stock goes up two points, and PiKAs must wait in staid normality for another fall and another Bowery . .. Leadership, as evidenced in numerous executive positions, and good taste, as reflected in the deep eyes of comely Dream Girl Joyce Keller, are other attributes credited to the brothers of the Shield and Diamond . . . President IS suave Eugene Hansen; elegant parties include the Dream Girl Banquet and Spring Formal. " How'd you lik e to be a PiKA?" . .

Je d Sleffen sen Harlan Pu lsi pher Leo n Be utl er Wad e De w e y

Evan Je nsen John Christia nse n Les Dunn John Cro ft

Bob Sorenson Ralph Clark De ll N icho ls Dick Rose nvall

David Marlin Waller Darrel

Doulre Woodland W e lli Gulhrie

Rulon While.ides Darrell Kell e y Jac k Madson De lv in Spillman

Orvid Lee Blair Low Gene Clark Hal Garner

John Sulton Dale Nelson Ma rv in Slone b e rg Cl oyd Wangsgard

Ken Webb Howard Carlisle Melv in Thayne Duane Christense n

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LeGrande Eliason Max Lee Marvin Hallison Jarvis Jensen Lew Nord

Sharm Slevensen Rue Johnson George Stott

Lex Marcusen Bud Powers

the bush

Eugene Sanford Carvel Jackson Lynn Bultcane Fred Matley Clair Rasmussen

Robert Mohr Ralph Chadwick Gerald Cox Floyd Meyer DeVan Robins

Arthur Cahoon R?bert Beaman Arollld Dance Lloyd Meyer Ken Shawver

C . Wayne Smith Del Madsen Bill Davies Dale Murdock Leon Whitworth

Nelson Whitmire Harris Allen Jack Fry Bry Nelson Carvel Wood

Dennis Funk George Mitton Dicl< Hendri=ks Carroll Nichols C . Perry Woodland

Young Ed Wrighl Joseph Dickso n Bruce Barton

Charl es Jac o b Giel':!en J. Homer J ohnson Alger Hagema n Thomas Laube Fred Kirb y Albert Mezo

Sidney Pace Kie th Dee La gge rt Thomas Lawson

Rob ert Taylo. William Za rbuck Sh irl Mulline r

Tom Taylor Ho wa rd Tayl or Garth Cahoon

The imposing Sig Ep residence deep in the heart of thriving downtown Logan, has been the gay scene of many a rousing house hoedown ... The walls have rocked to the strains of the "Canoe Song," "Drink Song," and "Sig Ep Grill," and gracious Theta Upsilon Janice Spencer was serenaded as S P E "Queen of Hearts" ... When the schedule called for something more on the dressy side, however, their slate lists the "Queen of Hearts" ball in February, and elegant Spring and Fall formals ... The annual Sou-ve-an party sort of fills in the gaps, and the sum-total always seems 'to be a "just right" social calendar ...

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Ray Keller Elmer Arneson Sam Murch

David M.ller Lyle Bingham Elner Thompson

H. Milton Reeves Grant Christensen John Nil!, Jr.

Leo Robins W esley Galloway Calvin Touw

Clarence Willi ams Melvin Davi s Rex Beach

Le Roy Simmons Romn Thomas Paul Cahoon

Bennet Ainsworth David Dingman George Chabboll

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"How, then, shall ye know the value on a slip, stick?

"He maketh a covenant with that woman, that .

Nestor Fowler William Fox Rey Knight Sherman McGarry Wayne Lee Roalo! Howard Stanbach

Gerald Gibson James HORlan William McKee Joseph Mezo Wallace Stienhilber Roger Sylvester

Dean Jensen Jack Peterson Robert Me Kenna

David Judd Carl Probert John Thatcher

Richard Karren Brian Riggie

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And y D e me tras Mal co lm Condie Ll oyd Kennedy Ja c k J. Ra ssmllss en Do nald J . Campbe ll To m Ri o rdan

Re ed Larse n Ly n n F Jame s Her b Champ

Tha yne S . Harris J ohn B. Zwingli Bill Ferguson

Max Ru ssell O scar R. Frandsen Lyman Ro!hw ell Carl Zwingli Paul H . Wilco x Dean Bambrough Elmer D . Land s aw Ray Alvord Jarvis T. Johnson

The "White Star of Sigma Nu" could have been one of the many shining overhead the nights of the chapter canyon outings, or it might have been the gleam in an active's eye as he heard the strains of his fraternity song-now a national favorite-played by the jukebox in the TUB . . . That White Star lost none of its lustre, either, when the Nus who seem to specialize in "heavenly bodies"-picked charming Darlene Albrechtsen as Sigma Nu Girl . . . No slouches when it comes to farty flinging, theÂˇ annual Chantacleer fiasco completely eclipses the Greek social calendar for 24 full hours of jovality, "chug-a-lugging" and pin-hanging, afler which the "Caslle" residents select their fairest of the fair ...

Gran! Budge Bob Mc Alis!e r Richard Colson

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Orland Blaisdell Calvin Quayl e August Wiechmeann

Doyle Cazier Edward P. Schenk Maughan McMu rd ie Eugene Tueller Dan Ov e rlad e Wall ace Kirkman Jim Patr ick Mervil McKenne y Dean H . Baxter Charmaine Chris te nsen Keith Christensen LaVell Edward s

Dick Micha ud Ronald G . Hansen Henry W . Eckenbrachl

"Then they took th e wood of trees, fashioned it in strange shapes

Ca lVIn Funk. Bert Larson

Allan White

Harry James Keith Mifflin John Wallace

Bob Hunter Bob Meyer Larry Wood

William Headlee William Murray Keith Williams

Merritt Hinshaw Gene Pusey William Douglass

Albert Harry Don Quayle Russ Young

Max Hanson Thomas W oods Dean

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H.r v M ur d " ck Don Ha nse n

Me rlyn J o nes Ho yl e SOren'5ell

De an lohnso n Kar l Jo hnso n

Dan H i ll Jim Warn oc k

Dee Ham ilton Jim Pe rk i n s

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Believing that all good S A E's should be heard as well as seen, the Sig Alphs, with over 100 men on their active roster, have had at least 99 of them cheering vehemently at every Aggie basketball game . .. Merlyn Jones' house decorations added another first place trophy to their already over-burdened mantle . . . Ping pong champions, it is claimed, are created in the basement game room ... Claiming no "queen" or "dream girl" of their own, the S A E's nevertheless never seemed to especially resent the fact that they are situated within easy commuting distance of the Alpha Chi house-have even been known to take advantage of th e geographical quirk . . . All "violets" aren't shrinking ones

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La w rence Shar p Ho w ar d A ll red Jack Younce Ted Rich

A rthu r J . Fo w le r ' Ches ley Schart Don Marshall W ill iam Jones

Ar thur Kee le y Roy Campba ll Bill W hi te Ral ph Do w ns

M ark Smith Ed Fo wler W endell Sm it h Jack Ra y mo n d

M ike Zdunich Ste rli ng An dersen De a n Malan Max M arri l

Ch ris Apostal Bob Panian Bry a n McKendrick Bob McGregor

Bo b Bull en Bo b M urdoc k Ried H anse n Norr is Joh anse n

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Bill Thomas Hau s knechl Allen Murdock Calvin Tingey St~ve

Odell Andersen w. L. Hebertson Forres t Nutting Blaine Tripp

Val Carler Jay Holmes Charles OÂˇConnell Ron Watts

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Jo yce Petersen

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Ro be rt Ree d Dea n Benson

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Scoll Allen Arland Bu x ro n Ralph Hebel

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Once each year scenic Logan canyon mysteriously becomes deep, dark Sherwood Forest of yore, and seemingly, from out of nowhere, creep Robin Hood and his Merry Men , and the canyon is filled with song-the songs of Kappa Sigma . . . Barbecued p ig and o ther forest fare are upon the board, after appetites have been w hetted by archery contests among the M e rry Men-Will Scarlet, Friar Tuck, and " Little John " Caputo . .. Then the Ka1') pa Sigs doff their forest gree n , put on tux e dos and sere nade their Star and C rescent Sweetheart, RoMa e C rossgrove, a t the Stardust formal. " O riginality" won them a trophy in th e homecoming parade; th e ir float was a circus and so is life at th e III a [):?a Sig abode . . .

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Neil Tippe ts Frank Re e d N ick C o um as

A lan Th o mso n Jay Ru ssell Ha nse n Cha rles Ev e rson

Claud e Turner C . Vaughn Bird Sid Evan s

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Jack VanLi ere J r . William A ll e n Ber nard Smir ch

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Garth Blackham Charles Howell Ted Rayan

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Trenchard Bones Richard John William Shepherd

William Hones Walt Maley John Tantan

Jerry Brown Harry Molchan Louie Thiros

George Charchalis Elmont Michaelson Don Wilkinson

Tod Carlini Clyde Ox borrow Nick Zelenick

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Mahlon Rasmussen displays fancy form passing off to Ken Barrett as the Aggies dum ped Colo. A.M . in a double header.

Swish! Two points for the Aggies. Anderson hits from the keyhole.

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BASKETBALL SCORES

Caily-like Utah's All American Vern Gardner steals in toward the board to recover Nat Dones' push shot.

As winter dissolves into spring, the Aggie hoop fans look confidently at the future. Next season holds great potentialities for our hoopsters, with all but two of the main squad returning and with a freshman team who have well proven their ability on the hardwood.

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Score 47 38 38 75 64 57 41 47 42 43 63 50 59 50 64 51 46 57 54 55 58 42 58 54 55 31 52 40

Opponenl Idaho State Oregan State Idaho " U" Montana " U " Montana State " U" of Calif . San Jose Siale San Jose State Regis College Wi'Chita "U" Emporia

"U' Denver "U" Cola . A It M Cola. A It M B. Y. U . B Y. U. Denver " U " Denver "U' Cola. A It M Univ. of Ulah Univ . of Ulah B. Y. U. B. Y. U. U. of Wyo . U of Wyo. Univ . of Ulah Univ. of Ulah Denver

Score 39 52 37 67 37 72 61 37 52 39 73 52 48 43 52 60 64 59 83 57 64 61 54 67 66 45 62 58

Back Raw , Left 10 Right, Coach Paul Marston, Bob Murdock, Norman Janes, Harvie Stone, Wilbur Braithwaite, LaDell Anderson, Ken Barrell, Mahlon Rassmuson, Trainer "Doc" Nelson . Front Row, Left 10 Right , Coach Joe Whitesides, C . P. Jorgenson, Frank Hazen, Ralph Downs, Dan Ducich, Ed. Schenk, Rollo Johnson, Nathan Dane, Lindy Nielson, Mgr. Arnold Wilde .

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Baclt Row, Lell 10 Right , Noel Benson, Glen McCarty, Darrell Kelley, Nolan Burrell, Moroni Schaub, Coach "Doc" Nelson . Front Row, Left to Righi , Dicit Seamans, Eldon Palmer, Wm . George Shephard, "Duff" Shelley.

Coach George Nelson's gladiator speialists not only repeated as Western Division Champs, but raised their conference standing from fourth to third place, Colorado A. Be M. taking first, Wyoming second. . Separate meets were held with Wyoming, B.Y.U., and Utah, with the Ags losing only to Wyoming . . ~_ U~a~ State's swimming te~, pa . diC;:8 pped by lack of a pool .¢.. the y~&r: took fifth in the con!!~~et.:sWi~j]\R ~meet at Sal! Lake i. T "ns,4e.am , olked out at :--- " tared the UniverU' ,"li~"~ '}.,·a ·~Jl.akki· meet. \ ' . ."

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Firsl Row, Left 10 Righi, VaLoy Sorenson, Amy Beckslead, Donna Crookslon . Second Row , Left 10 Righi , Zona McCullouch , Doris D. Colman, Joan Harrison, Inslruclor Shirley Jensen . Third Row, LeU 10 Righi , Keith Nelson, Dick Barney, Bruce Clyde,. Fourlh Row , LeU 10 Righi , Do n Bic kmore, Bob Murray ; . Coach Ken Vanderhoff .

Fronl Row, Left 10 Righi , Charles Holmes, Charles Holman, Capt. Ira Hill , Max Archibald, Dale Kilburn, Jim Warnoch . Back Row, Left 10 RighI, Mgr . Elwood Collie, Don Brenneman , William Balian, Paul Krelschmer, Ronald Cones, Fred Dazalski, Coach Vanderhoff.

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Cheek to cheek dancing '? It looks more like romancing.

Amid a decoration scheme of the four seasons, Aggie students enjoyed the traditional Buzzer Ball. Highlight of the evening was the announcement of the personalities chosen by student poll to be featured in the 1949 Buzzer. The five sweet singers Of Beecher's swingers.

After the game was over, everyone needed a rest. Step, side, close, step. To relax, it's the best. 212

\,," f/' z" ... . Everyone in the entire valley turned out To see exactly what the 56th Military Ball was all about,

"Changing of the Guard" was symbolic of the 56th Annual Military Ball, one of the outstanding social spotlights of the year. Attended by Governor J. Bracken Lee and a nebulae of dignitaries, the ball was decorated as a pioneer fort Intermission found Scabbard and Blade, Pershing Rifles and the Sponsors wheeling briskly in a simultaneous review.

President Harris chats, you see With more than one dignitary.

"May I have this dance, dear? Let's use the time while we're here."

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In a matter of minutes they had to come through With a pyramid different and unequaled, too.

Blond, bewitching spouse The Queen of Open House.

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The year's big event in Intramural activities, the 16th Annual Open House proved to be a combination circus, Olympiad and chuch party session. With competition ranging from bleacher decorating to obstacle racing, the evening was abundantly intermixed with elbow wrestling, bull dogging, pyramid building and a score of other events to provide a fast-moving spectacle for observers and competitors alike. In close com petition, Sigma Chi won top honors, follwed by Pi Rappa Alpha and Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Pi Rap-sponsored Ethel Valgardson was crownOpen House Queen.

This is just a form of necking The other kind it may be wrecking.

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Or the smile you have on will turn to a frown .

The elbow wrestle is a test of power Neither looks as frail as a flower .

A cautious duel with muscles tensing Practiced art for skillful fencing .

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He's got the kindest smile and mustache, too. There's a milk bottle and eggs-he's a shmoo.

Also, she knows how to ski.

The king of winter affair Skiing Frank, as dancer Astaire. 216

Here among the skiis am I Which are mine is herd to "si."

To a dance dressed to ski

Bring that water to dampen this snow . We're going 10 erect Old Main, you know.

Snow, snow, bee-ootiful snow-no shortage here, nor was there a lack of competition at the traditional fun-in-the-snow holiday. Sports events were held at the Sinks and the cam pus became a wonderland of frozen statuary. Top honors went to Chi Omega sorority and Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity.

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OF SPRING

The slow flight of the earth to longer days. The opening of the winter tomb holding the earth. The un embalming and lifting of the earth from sleep. To see to the growings of its leaves, flowerings of its flowersTo the disappearing of its casket From the spreading of its leaves and flowers. The buildings and their desolate halls when schooling hours Are silent, and janitors depart. People gone-The fled voices, late day and purple peace, The hallway fountain water lapping, dark rooms, Warm night, and voices like beatless songs; Like the messages of forgotlen students. Moon. Eventual music. And stars. The curving from the sky of south birds coming homeward. The cool and sweatless freedom of closeting our coats. The reading and half-sleep, the sitling, And the dream under dress and moving clouds. Evening. High river. And wrinkling rise of blue smoke And liberation of soft wind While the earth arises and blooms. And a melody rounds its lips and sings beyond the wind. Spring. James C. Miller

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Row one , Boyle, Kaloollian, Cochran, Pollard, Humpheryl, Morris, Wallter, Morrilon, Lamborn, and Gerber. Row two : Smith, Taylor, Linford, Waldee, Knowlton, Harrilon, Jonel, Holmgren, Dorst, Hochmuth Row three, edgecombe, Steven., Clarlte, Andersen, Trune}l .. Larson, Thorne, Hawthorn, loraeben . Row four, Williamlon, Hammond, Burgoyne, Pillman, Evan., Madlen, Ba.lell, Stolter. Row five , Willon. Keller, Crandall, Broadbent. Sorenson, Bennell, Binns, Bateman.

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The School of Agriculture finds itself as the guiding hand of one of Utah's greatest mdustries. For it is the center of many of the most intensive agriculture experiments in the state. Dean R. H. Walker headed an important commillee of U. S. Government whose duty was to examine and make recommendations for improvmg Thailand (Siam) agriculture. Other teachers also contribute greatly m serVlces.

Dr. G. W. Cochran delves into a once hidden field of study through the new electron microscope.

V irus is p laced in fo r observation.

Dr. F. L. Waldee inspects a series of photographs taken by the new ultra-centrifuge.

The $14,000.00 ultra centrifuge capable of 60,000 R.P.M . reaches the point of molecular separation.

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Livestock Judging Team inspects one of the top college Herefords .

Poultry majors examine hatch of white leghorns from one of the new forced draft incubators. The three new incubators at the poultry experimental farm have a capacity of almost 10,000 eggs .

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Filling, capping, and hooding one right after another.

The fascination of churning milk by modern methods . for butterfat seems natural enough for these two advanced students .

Agricultural students maJor in a variety of subjects, including such diverse subjects as animal husbandry and bacteriology. Students grind out apple juice on the machine and butter in the dairy. They dig into every phase of agriculture, dipping into field and vegetable crops, agronomy, economics and marketing, veterinary science, and horticulture, and others .

plants-0r)'ust another angle on the Plant Sciences .

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The possibility of a new curly-top sistant tomato plant is examined Dr. Cannon.

A typical lab scene from the vast field of Botany and Plant Pathology.

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Dean Carlton Culmsee School of Arts and Science

Left to Right, First Row , Timberlake , Hayward, Bigler, Watson , Williams , Hammond , Cu lmse e, Brite , Perry, Hill, Ro.enthall, Myers, Banks . Second Row, Hansen, Keck, Hunsaker, Nelson , Thornley, Senob, Tingey, Petersen, Gardner, Jensen, Hart, Smith, Vickers .

The School of Arts and Sciences reaches out to include in its fold chemists, physicists, mathematicians, and on the other side of the ledger history, languages and speech. Tying them all together in one organization is no easy task, but one which Dean Carlton Culmsee and a host of department heads have done well. 232

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Physiology demonstrates the functions and processes operating in the body.

Butterflies, bugs, beetles, and spiders hold no mystery for the entimology major. 233

k h sics majors f In d an. I . to the held 0 f the learn laws p g overnlng these y . the universe. By delving In of how and whyunanndown swers t o queshons

ExPlanation" a,gumont" and mbo,eopie o.amination 0/ oumo,ou, /0"", and /o""81ion, OCCUpy lab timo /0, tho,a majo" in tho /iold 0/ geology.

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An interesting experiment on alcohol is performed by a member of the Chemistry department.

The Chemistry department is indeed proud of its $18,000 spectrograph. This instrument is used for analyzing light by breaking it up into its spectrum and colors, and photographing it on film for permanent record. It is utilized for determination of the elements by causing them to emit light that is characteristic of each element This is done in an electrical arc and the photograph prod u ced consists of a series of lines or spectrum which is interpreted as to which elem ent is present.

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The first production of the year, "Night Must Fall ." Swenson, McGregor, Ouayle, Maughan, and Bigler in a scene from this suspense-filled Little -Theater play.

The expression on the faces of Voscoe Call, Bob Dust, Margaret Swenson, and Dave Mecham prove their ability to interpret the characters in " Winterset."

An organ grinder, a hilarious college boy, and an onlooking audience round out another scene from the classical "Winterset," directed by H. 1. Hansen . 236

With the most ambitious schedule of its long career, the Utah State Theatre squeezed a total of n ine plays imo both the main auditorium and Liule Theatre. First on the stage was "Night Must Fall," an interesting murder mystery with an English setting, under Prof. Harold I. Hansen's direction. Maxwell Anderson's "Winterset," a play based on the hopelessness and radicalism of the 1930's, was a marvel of setting and production.

That's telling him I Josie Barnes, Ben Canning, Jed Richardson, Erma Harris, Dale Kilburn, Junius Hamblin, Don Gillis, and Paul Gardner in "The Male Animal."

Another Little Theater production, "Little Women ." Directed by Ruth Darrington, the beloved characters of this famous story came to life.

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Is that a bottle I see on the floor? Hum-empty too. And look at the characters sprawled in those chairs. Another shot from that Morgan directed "Male Animal."

"Little Women," another Little Theatre production directed by Ruth Henderson Darrington, put on the stage a cast of carefully portrayed characters in the Marian DeForest adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's famous book. "The Male Animal," a hilarious comedy by James Thurber and Elliot Nugent, found its setting in the home of a mid-western university English professor and developed its plot around freedom of expreSSIon. Floyd T. Morgan directed . 237

"George Washington Slept Here!" Imagine that! George Washington! Norvil Bigler, Vosco Call, and Ruth Burleigh present a scene from this popular comedy.

Believe it or not, this is the Âˇsame house. The rainy weather is the cause of the looks of utter boredom. All this, and Uncle Stanley too.

Would you like a second chance'? Presenting a scene from "Dear Brutus" are : Ruth Burleigh, DeAnn Bone, WaIter Nielsen, Josie Barnes, and Dorothy Gillis . 238

The problems incurred by a young couple in rejuvenating a house of Revolutionary days vintage sent audiences. home in tears of laughter during productions of the Kaufmann - Hart comedy "George Washington Slept Here." A Shakespearian theme prompted "Dear Brutus," written by Sir James M. Barrie. Directed by Prof. Floyd T. Morgan, it provided one answer for those who say, "If I only had my life to live over once more, it would be different. "

"Death Takes a Holiday" in the person of Douglas Mann . Included in the cast of this Cheney directed production are Mary Heckman, Vosco Call, and Marvin Rallison .

Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie" fused the artist and stage into a completely new expression of the abstract. This "memory play" vividly portrayed lmpressions of former events recalled by the son . "Death Takes a Holiday," a product of last Spring, wove its plot into a human longing for com panionshi p by Death. The theatre saw one of the best perlormances of the 1947-48 season in Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" amid the clank of' armor and intensive emotion.

Margaret Swenson daughter cautions handle carefully the glass collection in "Glass Menagerie."

as the neurotic Don Taysom to unicorn from her this scene from

Harold Hansen as Brutus, Eddie Redford as Cassius, a wonderful supporting cast and unsurpassed direction made Julius Caeser one of the year's best. 239

Entrenched in the belief that faith alone in another's motives is not sufficient insurance of peace, the ROTC Corps of Cadets trains to strengthen America's reserve of power. The Utah State unit has experienced a phenomenal growth until now it numbers over 1500 Aggie students as members-and sees still further expansion. The regiment is augmented by a Corps of Sponsors, who serve up to four years. Colonel E. W . Timberlake, Prof. of Military Science and Tactics.

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The Cadet Regimental Staff, which took over the actual administration of the ROTC training and activities.

The "Old Man" of the Cadet Regiment, Charles Collier, commanded the largest cadet enrollment in ROTC history.

The "First Lady" of the Cadet Regiment, Joyce Keller, pulling an Eleanor

Utah State's land-grant status requues basic military instruction, starting studenis off early on their four-year climb to commissioned rank in the reserves. Honor cadets have the privlege of applying for regular commissions in the three branches represented at the college-Air Corps, Artillery and Quartermaster. Every advanced student is required to spend one summer at a designated military camp.

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Military life has its lighter moments, but the cadet soon learns that ROTC just wouldn't be " military" without a touch of the austere.

Unique on the Utah State campus is the ROTC Pistol Team . Since its inception this year this organization has lived up to the traditional top ratings achieved by the rifle team.

Activities of the cadets range to everything from community and school service to the sponsorship of the yearly Governor's Ball, one of the top social events of the year, and the Cadet Hop. Units provided entertainment at football and basketball games and ushered at both sports. The rifle team was annexing honors once more by defeating wins over ROTC units from various units throughout the country. Activities of the Sponsor Corps are all-inclusive. "Operations Surprise" took the corps to San Diego for a memorable week-end of marching and merry-making .

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The idea is to be looking at the right end of the gun when it goes off. This little monster could put a cramp in the enthusiasm of any pilot.

Our fighting men are the best equipped in the world, thanks to skill and efficiency which the Quartermaster student gleans in the study of stimulated conditions.

A year dedicated to service, study, extra-curricular activities and good times. For some, a year for the quest of an ideal. Whatever it was, whatever form of fancy it took, ROTC students paused at the year's end to sum up progress and set new goals for the coming year. For such is progress-a constant evaluation and re-evaluation as horizons are reached, conquered and passed as man reaches ever higher toward new firmaments .

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Dean W. School of Commerce

First Row : Peterson, Arrington, Wanlass, Daines, West. Second Row : Jessop, Merrill, Stewart, NeuÂˇ berger, Geddes, Doiy, Blanch, Morrison, Symons . Third Row : Carter, Taylor, Roskelley , Anderson, Gardner, Cannon .

School of Commerce-'-nurturing ground for future businessmen, legislators, economists, social workers. Dean of the school is friendly, genial W. 1. Wanlass, who has held the position for many years. Hard and patient work has made and kept the school a vibrant part of th~ college.

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Many hours are spent training for proficiency in business computations. Students work long hours over forms, ledgers, journals and financial statements in seeking the theoretical aptitude in the field of accounting.

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These students are discussing the possibilities of .a world government.

Sociology students study the interaction of human beings .

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Students in the school of commerce spent long, tedious hours in accounting labs, studying advertising and retail distribution, and learning to operate business machines. They examined economic trends and principles and diagnosed political shifts and the changing world. Most puzzled look of the year-Milton Merrill the day after the presidential elections.

graph machine a great time saver.

Business students receive training in machine transcription and operation.

Merchandising students comparing types of layout and checking the effectiveness of "attentiongetting" devices.

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Mary E. Whitney, Nadean Baxter , Ellen S. Humphrey , Hazel C . Clark, Myrtle Jensen, Lois Downs, Edith Shaw, Fern Nicholes. Row 2 , Jessie Larsen, Calvin Fletche r, E. A . Jaco b se n , Heber C. Sharp , Floyd V . Cornaby, Waller Welti, N . W . Christia n sen , J . K. Vanderhoff. Row 3 , H . R. Reynolds, John C . Carlisle, D . R. Stone, Anthony Ivins , Israel C. Heaton, H . B. Hunsaker.

School of education-society' s means of preserving its culture and preparing others to carry learning forward. Supervised by Dean E. A . Jacobsen, an extensive program of practice teaching utilized many northern Utah preparatory schools. Students thus gained the opportunity to overcome their first nervous feelings. Few prospective teachers ever returned to the campus without a genuine wish to teach. 252

Aptitude tests assist In student counseling .

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OÂˇC".ST. Âˇ~ Long hours of rehearsal paid off for Utah State's orchestra in its successful support of "Rosalinda," playing its Utah premiere. Dr. N. W. Christiansen organized smaller chamber music groups from orchestra members, and these were constantly in demand. And individual members found, too, that good music needs no other justification for existence than the listener.

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Utah State's band took an editorial to heart and showed such remarkable change that it won the praise of every one and raised its own prestige tremendously. Students began clapping hands, swaying the benches and listening in new interest to the peppy, distinctive tunes of the strawhatted band members . And before long it had won a niche in the corner of every appreciative Aggie.

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The greatest undertaking of the combined choruses d uring the year was the Johann Strauss operetta, "Rosalinda." But concerts, assemblies and programs kept the choruses busy and interested during the year. And to everything, the members gave a polished finish, entertaining a great number of non-students as well as students.

Enhanced Harmony

Members mingled and became acquainted. They enjoyed the fruits of a job well performed. And they added an additional touch of culture to all who cared to participate, all who wished to hear. For the modern day sense of hearing is tuned too much to the staccato chirp of a machine gun, and too little to the "Ave Maria"; too much to the disquieting accusation of diplomats and too little to the blending harmony of Brahm's "Lullaby."

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Ella Lou Hawks, President ; Colleen Packer, Vice President , Mollie Corbridge, Secretary .

Gaylord Quincy, Vice President, O. Blackburn, Secretary, Maughan McMurdie, President.

Accompanists: Maughan McMurdie, Charlene Budge.

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"Rosalinda" masguerades as a Hungarian princess .

Wit, sparkle and melody combined in the most artistic manner brought something very fresh and pleasing in "Rosalinda," and effervescent Johann Strauss light opera. To Prof. Walter Welti goes most of the credit for the selection and presentation of an opera that captured the admiration of three packed houses. Costumes, choruses, dances, orchestra~all were necessary to the degree of perfection the opera attained, and a tribute to the efforts of everyone.

Ned Stocks as Count Orlofsky, Virginia Sudweeks as Adele , Maughan McMurdie as Dr. Falke. 258

"Champagne or Chateau la Rose '?" Leading male- Bernard Brown as

The excellence of LaRue Kirk as Rosalinda and Virginia Sudweeks as Adele was of a professional caliber. Two male roles of exceptional execution were those of Dale Blackburn as Alfred, the suitor; and Maughan McMurdie as Dr. Falke. Tom Riordan as the jailer deserved a Utah State Oscar for his acting and singing. He teamed with La V ere Wareing (Frog) to produce some of the most comical scenes in the opera. Bernard Brown, taking the male lead as Eisenstein, and Ned Stocks, as Count Orlofsky, did commendable jobs in an opera to be remembered.

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Sigma Chi.

With a firm belief in the aXlOm that "there is a student for every sport, and a sport for every student," the powers of USAC Intram urals exerted every effort to bring very collegian into Intramural competition. The result of their efforts was an all-time high percentage of student participation. Of great benefit to each partlclpant through improved physical condition, sportsmanship, and the thrill of competition, Intramurals are also instrumental in removing the camoflauge from future Aggie athletes. Dan Lindsay and Bill Douglas eye up their spring track project. 260

Dale Panter and Remo Polidori mixing it up.

This LDS team pushed over the h ighly favored Sigma Nu squad to win the "A" basketball championship.

Led by Diving Don Overlade Sigma Nu conquers the Intramural swimming crown for the second consecutive year.

The scope of Intramurals goes far beyond group competition to include many individual and all campus sports. The individual and group awards are presented annually at the Intramural Banquet. Honored also are the team managers, whose efforts to have a team in the field, on time, insured the success of the program. In the final analysis, the award may go to the winner, but the greatest reward goes to those individuals who display greatest willingness and sportsmanship, for their's is the pride gained only through participation, regardless of inherent ability, this is one of the great values of Intramurals. 261

Skinned ankles, ups and downs, but it's a lot of fun.

The Intramural Program this year at!racted enough participants to maintain four leagues each with a complete program. The Quad, Smart Gym and Field House were fully utilized for capacity noontime crowds were present to witness all events from touch-football, through basketball and boxing, to the final softball game in the Spring: No less attractive to contestants are he minor sports some of which attracted over 100 partici pants.

Arthur of LDS warm up for Spring softball.

MEET THE CHAMPS . . . Front row, left to right: Jerry Cox, Larry Sharp, Max Hogan, and Nick Naboyashi . Back row: Scotty Barclay, Tom Lyons, John Petusky, Art Gottfredson, Veri Kidman.

right: Tom Greeley, Wes Christensen, Max Bell, Howie Aldred . Back row : Datu s Maughn, lvon Wall, Marv Abrams, Pete Atkins, John Thatch e r.

Capable Dale Nelson again stands at the head of the vast Intramural program under the supervision of Director H. B. Hunsaker. He is assisted by an able and hardworking student staff, led by Dale Rasmussen. Theirs is the herculean task of arranging games, revising procedures, strengthening rules, and preparing schedules for over twenty-four sports and two thousand participants. The success of the program stands as a tribute to their endeavors.

Up high into the air for a volley-ball spike.

Help draw one from the hat . .. and match up oponents with the Intramural Staff. 263

and Colynn Hansen, President, record Intramural points .

Smaller in size, but equally great in enthusiasm and scope, the intramural program for women is directed by the W .A.A. officers and their two faculty advisors. Well-organized, it provides the right relaxation and physical exercise for the busy coed . In the Spring the girls hold their annual award banquet where the officers for the next year are installed, the individual and team awards are made, and selections are announced honorary varsity volleyball, basketball and softhall squads.

Lois Downs and Shirley N. Jenson, faculty advisors, confer on year's events .

Softball enthusiasts ready for practice. 264

Jump ball !

After a Winter inside the gym, the girls are mak.Âˇ ing the quad alive with softball, (much to the men's delight) . The race this year has been particularly interesting because of the efforts of L.D.S. to de-throne Theta Upsilon, who have captured the coveted rotating trophy for two consecutive years; eyes are also focused on the sportsmanship trophy.

Intramural team managers.

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Phyllis Erickson, Georganne Burgess, Marion Blackinton, Vivien Dean, archery winners.

singles ; Colynn Hansen, Janet Hyde, doubles .

Dona Faye Nielson, Julie Lagos, Colynn Hansen, Dorothy Capener, Shirley N . Jensen plan year's activities for W.A.A .

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Elma Skancky and Marien Blackington are glad to see softball season arrive. 266

Bernice Peterman gets in shape for tennis meet.

Lamba Delta Sigma ping pong winners.

Utah State might well turn to the feminine talent of the school when it comes to basketball. A court squad sponsored by the Women's Athletic Association decisively defeated teams from both the University of Utah and BYU. As the Buzzer went to press, the Rockets, independent team, were leading the intramural scramble by a decisive margin. TThe year was termed successful.

Volleyball

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Engineering

Lell to right, row one, Christiansen, McBride, Hansen, Buntine, Summers, Klein, Stock. Row · two , laraelsen, Tingey, Woolrich, Peterson, Cole, Clark, Jones, Milligan. Row three: Nyman, Swenson, Slaugh, Merkley, Coulam, Mortimer, Kemp, Child. Row four, Christensen, Beacher, Preator, Somers, Shaw, Sharp, Willy, France. Row five , Litz, Gottschalk, Fergeson, Garten, Laser, Maughan, Embry.

Engineering, Industry and Trades- crux of the world's technological advance and deliverance from physical servitude. A new technology b~ilding became a reality, symbolic of an expanding school. Dean J. E. Christiansen is -the driving force behind the expanding school, assisted by E. C. J eppsen as Chairman, Division of Technonogy. 270

Symbolic Symmet'y - Level, Cl e " . . . 'nd M'ni.d.

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Reboring-Within Thousandths of an Inch.

Testing a Magneto's Kick.

Tuning Up a Lame AT-6.

"That's the target pip" -on the Mark 17 Radar

Instrumental soil testing

overhead weld isn't easyespecial\ y done right

Smoke, fire and hot sparks

Model

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roofs for Model homes

Precision gauge blocks measuremen1s

Horsepower and fuel consumption of tradors

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Dean Lewis M. Turner School of Forestry

Standing , Stoddart, Turner , Kelker, Floyd, Low, Bowe n .

Sitting , Sm ith, Sigle r , Robinson, Da n iel. Moore .

Forestry-rated nationally as one of the best schools in the nation. Technically divided into the departments of forest, range and wildlife management, the school owes much of its high standing to Dean Lewis M. Turner. A five-year plan is crowded and pushed into four years of concentrated study, complicated by the necessity of attending summer camp one summer. 278

At work in

Summer Camp

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Forestry studies

Observing fish taken from local rivers

Fish anatomy and classification provides interesting study

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A traditional dress, idol and rivalry make the Forester's life an uncertain lot. These Bunyan believers sport logger boots and plaid shirts as their mark of distinction . Each year they hold a scramble with the Engineers for possession of the Brown Jug. Springs finds them already exploring hills and streams, and Foresters ' Week brings them out in full force for burling contests, loa-chopping with the Engineers and a dance, "Paul's Party."

Foresters trapped starving deer on Logan Temple ground s

Wildlife men mark deer before hauling them back up the canyon

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Carlson, Wilcox, Cawley, Porter, Greaves, Vermillion, Johnson, Zollinger, Gilmore, Perry, Aikin, Colbert, Sperry, Rowland, Pugmire , Dance, Hyder .

Home Economics-key to a thousand new ideas, a thousand new explorations into happiness. Some graduates turn to the professional fields as dieticians, nurses or teachers, and many use their training in living a more abundant home life. Dean Ethelyn O. Greaves knits the school into a prosperous unit, advising, guiding, urging students onward in the quest for happiness. 284

Just out of the freezer and the men are passing their approval. Many classes receive training in the field of freezing . It is a new and fast progressing field of which not only girls but boys are interested in . Bake a months supply, freeze, takeout, and serve . Applying knowledge by using actual samples in an actual situation is a test to anyones ability . This new class, just added to the Home Ec. curriculum is a popular one.

285

The latest automatic washers, ironers are part of the life at the Home Management House .

The Canyon Heights Nursery is mostly for veterans children . They learn to adjust early in life to people.

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p ower mi x er that mixes e v erything from b read to doze n s of eg g whi tes - all at once .

In Decorative many bea utiful articles are made w ith th e c roche t hook or o the r means .

Chubby hands piecing a puz zle together. A learning process while having fun .

Practically no phase of home life escapes these girls. They cook, study textiles and diets with rapt enthusiasm. The men's cooking class proved beyond a doubt that cooking ability was not limited to the female species. Also popular with the male populace was a clothing selection class for men. One of the high spots in every girl's training was her six-week stay at the Home Management House.

The use of hands in makmg a salad can often coax the lettuce to sit at just the right angle .

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Teacher trainees for the field of Home Economics Education receive training in a high school lab before leaving for training centers . During Winter and Spring quarters they are scattered throughout the state .

Training T h picture ma:~~ ers receive instructions Ine as a visual aid. from another student This complicated machine

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the use of the motion ecomes simple with Use.

"Too many cooks spoil the broth," but not in this case, and not with these men.

Strawberries in December coming out of one of the many types of freezers.

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Coach "Tuff" Linford.

Swish! Dan Lindsay skims over a high hurdle.

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"Shoot that shot! Shoot that shot!"

Long before the towering snowdrifts of one of Utah's severest winters had disa ppeared, Coach "Tuff" Linford's Aggie track crew were "limbering up" with daily fieldhouse drills. The genial Linford said he was "very pessimistic" about Aggie chances to rewin the laurels they captured last spring. A host of new talent, however, showed up as the season progressed, and it looked as if the giant bloc of points-particularly in the weights-lost to graduation might be recovered by new "finds."

Moroni Schaub Joe Allen.

and

1f2 mile

saucer artist.

Coach Vanderhoff Instructs new 1949 varsity squad.

TENÂ·NIS Paul Madden smashes this one back.

Left to W or king out! rig ht: John Croft, Rulon Gardner, Jack Schvaneveldt, Oscar Frandsen and Merritt Hinshaw.

GOLF 292

LeUerman Rulon Gardner right, putts at a par.

Baseball, too, had its birth indoors as a soggy diamond prevented the early-season sessions that Coach Marv Bell would like to have seen. Sporting a new double-home-and-home sched ule and a full house of returning veterans and promising newcomers to the basepath's, Bell's preseason comment was: "We are optimistic. "

Coach Marv Bell gives the sluggers instructions on using the old hickory stick.

Coach Marv -Bell

Hold the ball like this and she is bound to curve with a simple twist of the wrist. Max Lee, Mgr. 293

The intricate harmony of Chopm s "Fantasie Impromptu" provided the background for another fantasy, the Junior Prom. ''I'm Always Chasing Rainbows" found couples tracing a brilliantly-colored rainbow to a bulging pot of gold. One unique feature of the Prom was the lowest price in history. Music was by Jimmy Zito and his band.

Rendezvous with romance for a memorable college eve.

Mellow music was furnished by Jimmy Zito.

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DAY

Day of rakes, shovels, paint-prushes and workclothes; of escaping shirkers and of vigilantes in hot pursuit; of water-drenched captives; of lunches, fun and socializing; of the big amphi-theater program with its hecklers and egg-smeared performers.

A Day is the one day of the year devoted to student participation in an all-out campus clean-up project. The big reward for Aggie zealots is a clean attractive campus shaken free of the clinging vestiges of winter. To the pleasure of the worker, the strong-armed vigilantes always seem to capture the slower shirkers to receive the fire-hose treatment.

in an attempt to control nature .

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The rythmic pulsations of the 10m-toms, the staccatic click of castanets, and the measured cadence of folk-dances, highlighted this year's Dance Contest. In this competitive event sponsored by the Women's Intramural Department, each sorority vies for the high honors with their presentation of three dances. With always a spectacle 10 behold, the audience was thrilled as their imaginations were guided through many countries and back throug h periods of history.

Short sheeted white elephants.

Watch those high stepping strutters.

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Whether or not federal aid should be given to education is being discussed by Gene Sanford, Dr. Robinson, and Dan Beckmore.

When Utah State's debate squad finished its out-ofstate sweep-up, it counted some of the most impressive records in years in its glossary of defea:ted schools. Included in the moratorium were the University of Sou:thern California and Stanford University. Most ins:trumental in the record were Shannon Fuhriman and Dorothy Perkins, who bettered all the college women's teams in three Pacific coas:t meets, winning 16 of 20 debates. Outstanding, too, was the record of Thayne Robson and Junius Hamblin, who tied for the junior cham pions hi p at Redlands. Junius Hamblin, Shannon Fuhriman, and Thayne Robson prepare their debate speech .

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Editor

Business Manager

Lucy Whitesides, Society Editor; Doyle Peck, Sports; Audrey Cooley, News Editor; Sam Bullen, Feature Editor.

Business Staff : Jackie Sharon Hendricks. 298

Nielsen,

John

Dalton,

Aggressive Student Life stepped on a few toes during the year, both editorially and through increased interest in the "Letters to the Editor" column. Headed by Editor Louis Bate, the student publication drew as its target the betterment of the school and the main information source of school activities. It editorialized on the school band, the coaching staff, a student health center and elimination of cheating. But, most important, Editor Bate turned the newspaper into an instrument of the studentbody.

Associate Editor

Kathleen Bate, VaLoy Sorenson and Campbell, Staff, Bob Murdock, Sports tor, Bob Hatch, Staff.

Bob Sorenson and Ross Weaver, Staff, Joan Harrison, Assistant Editor. 299

Section Editors : Ella Lou Hawkes, Mary Jane Handy, June , Welti, VaLoy Sorenson, Dorothy Sanford, Marva Funk, Erma Harris,

man, Staff ; Eloise Wilcox and Dale Fletcher, Art; Dewitt Sorenson, Art Editor.

Business Staff : Del Madsen, Lois Gutke, Max Lee, Zelle Erickson, Evan Jensen.

John Carlisle, Elmer Landsaw and Walt Welti, Section Editors I Hiram McDonald, Copy I Mary Heckman, Section Editor I John Dalton, Staff.

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Joe Toland, Associate Editor Ray Forman, Business Manager

This year under the direction of Editor-in-Chief Dale L. Nelson, the Scribble aHained the highest degree of interest to USAC students. 11 will remain as a good exam pIe for quarterly magazine to come. A new type of page make-up, outstanding artistry and quality literary material were typical of our college quarterly. Students did all the makeup and planning.

DALE 1. NELSON Editor

L to R: Martha Hudman, Phyllis Simpson, Elmer Landsaw, Sorenson, Ross Weaver, Dale Fletcher and Helen Funk.

Bob

Staff: Martha Hudman, Bob Sorenson, Bob Hatch, Merlyn Jones, Dale Fletcher, John Chidester, NaVee Harris, Nola Smith, Ross Weaver, Helen Funk, Florence Griffin, Elaine Lagos, Shirley ,Saunders, Phyllis Simpson, Quentin Casperson, Renee Datwyler, Barbara Jones, Beverly McCrary, Molly CorÂˇ bridge.

L. to R.: Barbara Jones, Nola Smith, Bob Hatch, Renee Datwyler, Beverly McCrary, Molly Corbridge, and NaVee Harris . 302

To give the first prompting on who our officers are and their purpose of office, to acquaint students with functions to come, and generally to inform about what to expect during the school year, the Blue Book is printed. It is always distributed at the beginning of .Fall quarter and is a guide to general hel pful information needed all through the year.

Helen Coburn, Student Councilman in charge of publications, was assisted by Cal Quayle in editing the Blue Book.

The student directory is a valuable aid to students and townspeople. It gives the address of a person, phone n umber, year in college, school of major, and status, married or single. Incidentally, this was used for the first time this yeaT. Helen Coburn was editor. It is very handy from November through May, and no student can get along without a copy of it. Florence Burgin, Typist; Helen Coburn Editor; Nancie Naisbitt and Margaret Forsgren, Associate Editors . Staff: Barbara Croft, Carol Nord, Janet Harris, Janet Earl, Margaret McKellar, Bonnie Bithell, Joan Flamm, Marianne Gibbons and Rex Skanchy.

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Taking a second look can b e mighty sat isfying, when the view is life 路 like and real. We hope every page has m ore sparkle and life due 10 our care ful work manship . We might bulge a bit at the hat band whe n we think of that All American rating that the 1948 BUZZER achieved . It is our ambition to make every lithographed page carry its full message . To do this we have perfected our own me thods of color separation路s such as you see in Harry Reynolds ' cover picture, and we do all our own typesetting, art work, half路 tone photography, plate 路 making, and press work . By strengthening each link in this chain, we aim to build b e tter and better books. So when you think of putting an idea on paper with printer's ink, remember that at 975 South West Temple in Salt Lake City you can reach All American standards with the Wheelwright Lithographing Company .

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June and Everett Sawyer Owners and Operators

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Across from U.S.A.C. Fieldhouse

Sewer, Culvert and Irrigation, Corrugated Metal Pipe, Irrigation Supplies Centrifugally spun concrete pipe

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Fall Campus Scenes ·......... 1-5 Administration .................. 6-19 Seniors .............. 20-41 Juniors ................................ 42-61 Sophomores ........................ 62-77 Freshmen ............................ 78-99 Football ................................ 100-113 Fall Special Events ............ 114-117 Winter Campus Scenes .... 118-121 Clubs .................................... 122-171 Greeks .................................. 172-203 Winter Sports ...................... 204-211 Winter Special Events ......212-217 Spl'ing Carapus Scenes ...... 218-221

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CONTENTS Agriculture .......................... 222-229 Arts and Science ................ 230-243 Military .................................. 238 Commerce .......................... 244-249 Education ............................ 250-267 Engineering ........................ 268-275 Foresters ..............................276-281 Home Economics .............. 282-289 Spring Sports ......................290-293 Spring Special Events ......294-297 Publications ........................ 298-303 Advertisements and Table of Contents ...................... 304-323 Index .................................... 324-:332

IND EX A Abbott, Carol ........................... 43 Abbott, N. Keith ...... ........ . ...... ........ ..... ....... ..43 Abbott, Lael James . . ............. ..... 79 Abbott, Max G. . .......... .......... . ... .24 Abdalreza, Anari ............. ... 23 Adams, Bob Ray .. 104, 108 Adams, Clemont B. ....... ...... 24 Adams, Fay F. .............24 Adams, Gloria Dawn ............ 24 Adams, Joseph C . .......... ...................... 201 Adams, Keith M. ... ............ 63 Adams, L. Duane ............................... 43 Adams, Raymond P. .................. ...... 63 Adamson, Barbara . .... .................. 24 Adamson, Elaine ...................... 79, 152, 181 Adamson, Lola .... 79, 177 Adamson, Ma·rjorie .. .......... .43 Adamson, Robert D. ........... 63 Agath, Ata Allah .................... ......... 23 Ainsworth, Calvin Bennett, Jr . ............ 196 Alberts, Elmer Roy ..... .. ..43 Alborn, Edna Janiece ....... 24 Albrechtsen, Darlene ... .. ..63 , 68, 152, 188 Aldredge , Garma Rae ................ 24 Aldrich, Robert Burnis . .........24 Allandary, Robert ............................... 79, 146 Alhadi, Qais R. . ................... 79 Algier, Paul K. ................... 43 Ali, Said M . ..... ........ 63 Al·Khudhairy, Khalid, ............................. 79 Allan, Clayton ...... 24 Alldredge, Lula ............. 63 Allen, Clair . ... .63 Allen. Guenavere .. 63. 144 Allen. Harold B. ............................ . .. 79 Allen, Harris G. ... .. ...... .43. 195 Allen, John Harold ........ ............ ....... 79 Allen. Joseph Robinson .. ........... 63 Allen. Scott Dee .... 202 Allen. Thomas Willis ................. .... ....... 43 Allen. Vella May ..... .79 Allred, Eileen ........... 180 Allred. Esther ............... ..... ............................ 63 Allred, Howard L. ............ ...... .43. ~oo Allred, Hugh B. ......... . ............. 24 Allred. James H. . ......43 Al·Siyab. Abdul Lahif ............ 24 Al·Teluity. Arab Bakir ................... 63 Alston, Orson .. .......... 63 Alvarez. Sergio V . .................... ....... 202 Alvord. Ray W . ...... 198 Amer. Ahmad .. 43 Amery. Hooshang ................ 23 Amussen, Francis S. _._ .. 43 Amussen. Ruby Maxine ............ 63 Andreason. Ro bert L. .................... ..... 194 Andersen. David Odell .. ..... 201 Anderson, Bruce H . .. ....... .43 Anderson. Betty Mae ....... 79 Anderson. Bill ......... .... . .... ... 43 Anderson. Carolyn ..... 178 Anderson, Dean B. ... . ................................. 79 Anderson. De Lonne .......................... 79 Anderson, Elaine ............ .4"', 144 Anderson. Elden J. . .... ..43 Anderson. Eugene A . ...... 63 Anderson, Fawn .......... 43 Anderson. Fred W . . ...... 43 Anderson, Genevieve .. 79 Anderson. Harold V . .... 43 Anderson. Llay ...... ........................ . ..... .79 Anderson, Jeanne ....... 63, 183 Anderson. James S. . ............ 200 Anderson, Jeanne .. ... 63, 183 Anderson. Joseph C . . ................................ 79 Anderson. Kenneth H . ....... .... .................. 79 Anderson. Kent S. ................::........ 63 Anderson, La Dell 43 . 63. 71. 192. 206. 209 Anderson. Lorin D. .................... ......... 43, 79 Anderson, Richard C . . .. 194 Anderson. Ray V . " ....... 63 Anderson, Winnifred O. ...... 43 Andrew. Lynn M . ...... 63 Anhder. La Moine ...... 79

Anhder, Ruth ................................................ 63 Apostol. Chris J . .................... 104, 105, 200 Archibald, Max Lee .. ............................ 24. 211 Ardjamend. Morten Amir ........................ 43 Arnesen. Elmer ... .. .. .................... ........ 43. 196 Asay. Lila Jean ....... 79 Ashcroft. Henry .......... 43 Ashcroft. Rulon T. ........ 24 Aston. Keith E. ... .... ........ ............... 79 Atkinson. Blaine V. ........ 203 Atkinson. Gerald N . ..... 79 ........... 62 Austin. William L. B __ . __________ .. __ 43 Babcock. Lowell F. .. __ 79. 153. 183 Baby. Martha D. ..... 79 Bagley. Mave" Talmage .... ______ 43 Bailey. Charles Richard __ . ______ .43, 79 Bailey. Clair .... __ .63 Bailey, Leta ............. . __ 24, 183 Bailey. Marceline __ 79 Bailey. Richard Lloyd __ .24 Bailey. Rulon S. ...... ____ 24 Baird, Rober! . __ .43 Baird. Ruth ... 79 Baker. Betty __ 79 Baker, loan __ .63 Baker. Joyce Baker. Wendell M . . .......... 24 ____ 2 11 Balaban. William __ .24 Ballam. Oral L. __ .43 Ballard. Colleen Ballif. Yvo nne M . ....... 19, 63. 144 ______ . ______ .79 Balls. Margene .______ 61 Balmer. Clyde .... __________ .198 Bambrough. Dean A . __ ... __ ... . __ .63 Bangerter, Douglas . __ .43 Barbary. Mustaia Ibrahim ... __ ... __ .183 Barbe: . Car;olyn Barber. Elizabeth __ . __________ .24. 124, 152. 182 ... __ . ____ .63 . 152. 182 Barber, Janet Barber, loan . _________ ._ .. ___ .. _. ..... __ 24, 185 ..... .... __ ..... __ .. 43 Barfuss, Jo",ph A . Barker. Gerald L. .... .............. __ .. __ ... ____ ..... __ 24 __ .. __ .......... .. ... 24 Barker. Ronald C. __________ .79 Barker, Carol Dawn ... __ ... .24 Barlow, Emma Lou ____ . __ 43 Barlow. Kimb e r K . Barnes, losephine __ 63. 152. 185. 237. 238 . ... 24. 211 Barney. R. John .... ______ 202. 206 Barrett. Carl - J . . Bartholomew. Philip Riley .... 79 __ . __ . __ .25 Bartholom.w. Wesley E. Barton, Bruce J . . __ ...... ____ .__ .. __ .. __ .43. 196 Barton, Dean Preston .... 79 Barton, Frederic Charl e s .................... . Bartschi, Ross Lee ....... 79 __ .79 Bassell. Day L. . Bastian, Wayne .. 79 . ____ . 18. 25. 125 Bate . Louis B. .. ......... ........ ...... 63. 192 Bateman. Alphy ____ .__ .25 Bateman. Bertin K. Ba!eman, Fay e .. 43. 185 ... __ .... __ .25 Bateman. Jim S. ______ IH Bates. David C . . ........ .... ..... 23 Bateson. Russell B. .. 80 Baugh. Fredorick Bateman .__ 178 Baugh. Janie , .. ____ ......... 63 Baugh, Jo s. S .• Jr. ______ .63. 147 Baxter, Dean D. ....... 44. 198 Baxter, Dean H . __ .23 Baxter, Jay Darwin __ .63 Baxter. J . Gordon .. __ 63 Baxter, Robert Lamar Beach. Rex .. __ . __ ... .......... . . ..... 196 __________ ...... 80. 185 Beagley, Joan 195 Beaman. Robert L. . __ .63 Bean, Rex B.cIc. De" ayne J . __ . ____ .. __ ..... ____ . ____ __ ..... 25 __ .__ .. __ .63 Beckmore. Danford Becks:ead. Amaryllis ________ 64, 182, 211 Beckstrand. Gordon Lynn ______ .44 .................80 Beckstrand. Norma Sp.nce r __ .... 64 Beecher. Dick ..... . .. .. .. .. ... ~5 Beers . Ne':roll Ma 'on

Bell, James. Jr . . .... ................. 80 Bellon. Carol ... ............. __ .. __ __ ................ 80 Belnap, Lowell . ________ .......................25 Bennel!. Calvin L. ........ ...... __ . __ ...... ..... 44 Bennel!, Eldon Talbot ________ ..... ......... __ . __ ao Bennion, Joyce . ______ .__ ... ...... .. __ .... __ ........ 25 Bennion. Leora E. . ... __ 25 Benson, Dean J . . .. ____________________ . ____ 202 Benson. Glen R. __ .64, 202 Benson, Margaret .......... 64, 144 Benson. Noel .__ . ______ .25. 210 Bergeson, Carlos .............. .. __ .. 44 Bergener. Gordon .................... . .. .64 Bernhisel. Virginia ... 44. 182 Berntson, Joan .... . . ....................... 62, 180 Berrel!. Charlos Kenneth ................ __ ..... 209 Berrueta. Joe J. __ .. ______ ...... 44 Bethers. Barton L. __ ... . .... __ .25. 194 Betenson, Beven ... 80 Bevan, Janice ..... ... 80 Beckmore. Lewis D. ...... 44 Bickmore, Donald G . ____ ......... 211 Bickmore. Robert W. __ ...... ____ ........... ........... 44 Biesinger, Donna ....... ....... 80 Biesinglf, Wm . V . .. ................... __ 64 Bigler, Bonnie Rae ______________ . ________ __ ... 25 Bigler. Norval W . __ .. __ . __ 25. 236, 238 ______________ .80. 191 Bills. Neil E. .... Bingham , Beatrice ..................................... .44 Bingham . Bonni . L. . ________ . ______ . ______ 152. 178 i>ing:,am. Elmont Leonard ......... __ 14 BinJham. Helen .. __________________________ __ __ .__ 80 Bingham. Lyell R. .. 44, 196 Bingham, Marriner F. ________ . ______ .. __ . ____ .. 44 Bingham, Renee .......... 80 Bingham. ROllRld Neil .. ----"7 ________ . __ .. 44 Bird, Cyril Vaughn ... 64. 20£ Bird. Don R . ... __ ................... .. __ .____ . ____ .__ 64 Bird. Leland R. ________ . __________ ... ______ ... __ ...... 25 Bird, Livinia . ....................... . ..... 4", Bird, Maurine ____ .. ____ 80 Bithell. Joyce A . ..44, 179 Bithell. Bonnie Jean ______ 80. 153 Black . Iwan M. __ ..• ..... (0 Blackburn, Oriel D. ______________ . __ 44. 52. 194 Blackham. Garth J . . ...... ........ 44, 203 Blackhurst. Barbara ________________ 180 Blackington. Marion __________ .__ . __ ................ 44 Blair. Donna Mae . ______________ .80. 153 ... ..80. 153 Blair. Kathryn Jane Blaisdell. Helen L. ........................ __ .. __ ... __ 64 Blaisdell . O r lan E. ________________ .. __ .. __ .. .____ .198 Blint. Richard F ............................... __ . __ .. 44 Blanchard . Roberl L. __ .. __ 64 Blanchard . Lawre nce J . __ .____ .. 80 Blanthorn. Boyd L. Blolle r. Ronald D . ............ 64 ________________________ .80. 185 Boardman. Lucell e Bodily. Carl S. ... 64 __________________________ . ____ .25 Bogh, Lajun e Bohman. Verle R. ...... 25 .......... ______ 80. 238 Bone, D Jann ..... . __ .... __ .25. 154 Bon •• Val Gen . C . Bones, James T. . ... 64, 203 __ 64. 203 Bones, William F. ______________ ... ______ . ................... .. .... 25 B:mnell. Harry Boswell. Evan C . . __________________________________________ 44 Bol!. No rm an R. .____ ... ..64 ... 25 Bondero. Ida L. __ . ____ . __ .__ .64. 144 Bowden. Barbara Lee B.Jwen, Lodo as ............ 80 __ .. ____ ..______ 64 Bowen. Merlin J. Bowhs. Harold D . ................. .. .. .80 .. __ 44 Bowman, Ray .... .... .... ... 23 Boxx. Clifton D . __ .. __ ...... __ .. ________ .. __ .. __ . __ ...... .80 B~yd. John Boyer. Fay W. __ . ............ ... 44 ____ ... 80 Bracken, Glenna Bradley. Glenn Clifton __________ . __ . ____ . ______ .. __ 80 Bradshaw. Helen ...... 25 Bradshaw. Jean .... ..__________________ __. ____ . ______ .80 Braithwaite. Dick M . .. ..................... 44, Braithwaite. E. G . . .. __ .__ .................. 25 Brailhwaite. Neldon H . ________ ... 25 Braithwaite. Wilbur T . . __ .44, 125. 208. 209 Bramwell. Sh irleen L. ________________________ 80. 185 Brang:,am, Anna J . ............... ....... __ .. .80. 179

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Breckenridg3. Elizabeth L. ........ ...... 25 Brenchley. Len S. .... .......... 25 B; enneman. Donald J . ... 211 Briggs. Faye ..... .. ........ 25 Brite, Van .... .80. 179 B ~ oadbent. Arthur M. ........ 25 Brc adbent. Ka 'ma ...... 25 B: oadbent. Calvin T. ....................... 80 Broby. A:lcn3 ............... 44 Brock, Jan ice .......................... 18:i Brock. Joann ) ................... 183 Brock. Robert D. ....... 81 Broderick. J . Howard ............. 25 Brough. Becky .. ..... 64 Brou gh. Grant ........ 44 B ~o ugh. Sherman G . .......... 81 Browe'-. Stephen L. .. 25 Brown. Allan L. ............. 44. 147. 202 Brown. Jerry C. ...................... ........... 203 Brown. Juanita L. ... 81 Brown. La Veil A. .... 45 Brown. Ralph L. ........... 64 Brown. Ree K. ........ .45 Brown. Sharron M. .......................... 81. 179 B: own. Wilmer W . ................. ........ .45 B~owning, Darwin .......................................25 Bruce, Maxine

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Bruesch. Lawrence D. ............................... 44 Buckner. Roma Lou ................... 45 Budge. B. J . ....................... 26. 178 Budge. Charlene ..... ............................. .45 Budge. Grant J . .... ........................ 45. 198 Budge. Phyllis .............. ... 26. 178 Buehler. Max S. ................................... 45 Bueller. Max ........ 194 Buhr. Donald A. .. ........... 23 Bullen. Belly .......... 81 Bullen. Bobby W. .104. 108. 200 Bullen. Sam J . ............................................ 192 Bunderson. Maralyn .................................... 64 Bundy. Jerry L. ....................................64. 191 Bunting. J. P................................................. 191 Burgess. Georgeann ....................................64 Burgin. Florence ... .. .................. .................... 181 Burgoyne. John L........ ....................... 64. 191 Burnell. Nolan ................................................ 26 Burnham. Norma ..................... ............ .45 Burleigh. Ruth ................................................ 238 Burns. Shirley ........................................ 81. 183 Burrell. Owne R ............................................ .45 Burrell. Nolan ............................102. 104. 110 Burt. Alice Mae ........................................... 180 Burtcell. Howard D. .......... 154 Burton. Joseph F. ............ 81 Burton. Lee C. ................ .45 Burton. Lynn R. ................................. 26 Bushnell. Melvin J ........................................ 64 Buller. Ernadene ........................................... 64 Buller. La Rae ............. .............................. 81 Buller. Wanda ................................................ 45 Bullan. E. Colleen ........................................ 64 Bullan. Ruby ................. .. .. ................ ... 64. 182 Bullcane. Lynn J . ............................... .45. 195 Bullerfieid. Paul G . ........................................64 BUllerfield. L. T. .. ........................................ 81 Buxton. Arland J . 45. 202 Buxton. Nyle .................................................. 45 Byers. Rowe B................................................. 45 Byington. Gerald ................. ......... .. ............. .45 C

Cabezas. Ricardo ................................... 45 Cahoon. Arthur .................................... 64. 195 Cahoon. Garth A . ........................................ 196 Cahoon. Paul K............................................. 195 Call. David .................................................. 64 Call. Jolene .................................................... 81 Call. Vosco .............. 65. 192. 236. 238. 239 Callas. Donald A. ................................65. 202 Callings. Janet ................................................ 81 C.. mmack. Rodonna ............................ 81. 185 Campbell. Allen B......................................... 45 Campbell. Clarke .......................................... 81 Campbell. Don A . ........................................ 26 Campbell. Don S............................................. 65 Campbell. Donald J .................................... 198 Campbell. Eli F ............................................. 45

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Campbell. Eunice ........................ 81 Campbell. Jay D. .. .. .. ........... 26 Campbell. Lynn Harvey ... ........... 65 Campbell. Mary Lou ..................... ............... 65 Campbell. Roy G . ................................26. 200 Campbell. Worth P . .................................... 45 Cannell. Norman R. ....... .. ................. 45 Canning. Shirley L. ...... .. .................. 45 Canning. Ben .............. 237 Capener, Maurine ... ........ ................... 81 Caputo. Joseph .................................... 102. 104 Card. Scoll ................................... .. ............. 26 Carew. Paul S. ................ .. ...... 81 Carlini. Tod ..................... .. .................203 Carlisle. Howard M . ............. .. ....... 194 Carlisle. John W. .. .. .. 81. 193 Carlson. Carl J . ......................... ..................45 Carlson. Don L. .............. .. ......... 81 Carlson. Edna ................................... ............ 81 Carlson. Edwin ........................ .. ..... 65 Carlson. Ray W ............................ .. ........ ...... 81 Carlson. Robert W. ... .. ......... 81 Carlton. Carla . ........................... .. .......... 45 Carroll. Donald H. ............. .. ............. 81 Carruthers. Jadie ........................ 81. 153. 181 Carter. Charles F. .......................................... 26 Carter. Don H ................................................. 45 Carter. Jack R................................................. 26 Carter. Lee Wallace . ...23 Carter. Shirl F................................... .. ... 81. 146 Carter. Val H. .. ..45. 201 Carver. June ............................. .. .. ........ .... ... 185 Carver. Marcus V . ................... .. ..... 81 Carver. Nadine ............................ 65. 144. 179 Case. Glenn A. ...................... .. ............. 81 Castellano. A . R............................................. 65 Caughey. Charle ............ ...... 104. 105 Cazier. D ................................................. 45. 198 Chabboll. George H. ................................ 195 Chadwick. Nancy ... .. ........ ............................. 45 Chadwick. Ralph ........................................ 195 Chambers. Rebecca J . ........................ 65. 182 Chambers. Ruth ............................ 19. 65. 181 Champ. G . Herbert ........ 124. 125 . 175. 198 Chandler. Jesse ............................................ 26 Chapman. Howard R. .................................... 26 Charchalis. George .................................... 203 Chard. Joan ............ .. ............ 81. 179 Charlton. Junior ......... ................ ................... 45 Chasel. John ......................... .. ....... 81 Chasion. LeGrand ....................................... 65 Chaudhuri. L. B. .. .. ......................... 23 Checkells. Laurel R. ...........................45. 179 Cheney. Wendell B. .. ......... 26 Chezelbash. Abbas ......... .. ......... 81 Child. Eldon R. .. .... 26 Child. Norman J . ............. .. ........ 65 Chipman. Catharine ............................ 82. 185 Chipman. Renee ........................................... 181 Chlarson. George R. .. ............... .................. 26 Choules. Dorothy ........................................ 81 Christensen. Boyd ....................................... 26 Chdslensen. Clair ...... .. ......... 65 Christensen. David C ................................. 81 Christensen. Dwayne ................................... 26 Christensen. Duane D ................................. 194 Christensen. Grant S ................................. 196 Christensen. Joan ................................ 81. 185 Christensen. Keith ....................... ................. 198 Christensen. Kermit C ............................ 198 Christensen. Kurt J . .. ....... .......................... 46 Christensen. Lynn J . . ........ 26 Christensen. Mary E. .. ........................ 72. 152 Christensen. Monta V ................................. 46 Christensen. Ruth Joan .............................. 182 Christensen. Val E. .. ..................... 26 Christensen. Verna B. ..................... 65. 177 Christensen, Winn .................... _. 82 Christeansen. Dale ................................... _.. 65 Christiansen. Dot ........................ 65. 152. 181 Christiansen. John ........................................ 26 Christiansen. J . Y . ........................................ 23 Christiansen. John Rees ...... ........................ 194 Christiansen. Kent M . . ........... 65. 191 Christiansen. Wm. ......_............... _...... _.... 26 Chritchfield. Mark .............................. 104. 110 Chugg. Boyde A ............................................. 46 Clark. Boyd .......................................... 45

Clark. M. M ............................. 82 Clark. Craig ............................. 26 Clark. Florence ............................................... 46 Clark. Gene C. .................................... 46. 194 Clark. Howard ................................................ 65 C:ark. John T . ................................................ 65 Clark. Lorraine ............... _.................. 82. 177 Clark. Ralph T. .. ..................... 46. 194 Clark. Robert N. . ................................ 82 C:ark. Tom . ................... .. .............. 191 Clark. Willa Dean ........................ 46. 182 C!orke. Fauntelle J . ................. ................... 46 Clawson. La Vere E. .. ........................ 82 Clawson. Lloyd Y ...... ................................... 46 C:awson . George ............................................82 C!ayton. Joe ·A. ................... .. .. ..................... 82 C. yd o. R. B. ............ .. ....................... 211 C:yde. Jarry R. ............................. 82. 201 Clyde. Richard· f; ......................................... 201 Coates. Nola ...............82 Coburn. Hal J . ...................................... 65 Coburn. Helen ..... 18. 46. 51. 180 Cochran. John R. ................................ .. 26. 46 Cole. Marjorie L. .... .. ................ 82. 185 Colman. Doris Dean .............. 177. 211 Collard. Eva .................................................... 46 Collier. Charles S. ................................ 26. 154 Collier. Louise M. .. ..................................... .46 Collmar. Hubert E . ........................................ 46 Colson. Richard H . ....... .. ........................... 198 C:mdi •• Malcolm ................. 26. 175. 198 Cones. Ronald Cecil .................................... 211 Cook. Alton .................. .......................46 C"ok. Harry D . ............................................ 191 Cook. Newell B. .. ..........................................46 Cook. Waldo G . ...........................................26 Cooley. Audrey ...................... .... .. 65. 144. 177 Corbridge. Mollie M. .. ...................... 65. 144 Cornelius, Grant ........................................... 46 COllie. Taylor F. ................................... 26 Cotlle. Elwood M .......... ........... 65. 194. 211 Cotlle. Taylor F. .. ............................. 26 Collon. Garth ................................................23 Couch. Shirley J . .............................. .. 65. 177 Coucher. Kathleen ........................................ 82 Coulson. Lois C. .............................. 26 Coulson. Virgil ............................. 82 Coumas. Nick S. ................... 202 Covington. Ross L. .. ................................. 26 Cowley. Belle B. ....................................... 27 Cowley. Renee ....................................... ... 179 Cowley. Var,,11 C . .. .......... 46 Cox. Alvord L. .. ........... 27 Cox. Bob ..... ..................................... 32 Cox. Clyde K. .. ......................... 27 Cox. Gerald .................................... 195 Cox. Jay T. .. ......................... 46 Cox. Morlin E. .. .................... 27 Cox. Sanford S. ...................... 46 Coyle. Francis P .......................................... 27 Crabtree. George M . ................................... 65 Cragun. Jack L..................................... 65. 146 Crandall. Connie ............ 46 Crandall. Richard R. ........... ........... 27 Crane, Donniece

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Crane. George T. ........... 65 Craven, France .... ................... ........... 27 Crawford. Annelle ................... 82 Crawford. Lyle R. ....... ................ 82 Critchfield. Mark R. ____ .................... __ ... 65 Crillenden. Sheldon ... .. .............. __ ..... 46 Crillenden. Thelma ........................................ 66 Crockel!. Zennebeth ... __ ...............................27 Croft. Barbara ................. 82. 83. 153. 181 Croft. Carl R. ...... __ .. __ ...... __ .......... __ ......... 27 Croft. Jane U . .__ ............................ __ .............. 27 Croll. John __ ................................................. 194 Crompton. Clifford D ..... __ .. __ .......... __ .......... 46 Crompton. Robert P ..................................... 27 Crook. Ernest R. . .... __ .......... 82 Crook. Ray ...... .. ...... __ .................. __ ............... 66 Crookston. Donna ...... 62. 66. 152. 181. 211 Crookston. Dorthy ... __ .......... __ ...... __ .. __ ........... 27 Crookston. Rosemary .__ .. __ .... ____ ................... __ 27 Cross . Dorthy S. . ... .. ............. __ ..... ____ ..... __ ..... 27 Cross grove. Gae __ .. .. .............. 66 Crossgrove. Ro Mae ........ __ 66. 144. 179. 190 C rowley . Don .... .. ......... __ ........................66

Crowther. Jame W . . ................................... 32 Crowther. Lucille ........................................ 46 Crowther. Thomas D .......................... ........... 66 Crowther. Valene ............................................ 27 Croxford. Ernest R. ....... .............. . ........... 191 Crump. Ken E. ......... ...... 46 Cuff. Ward Wm ....................... ..................... 27 Cullimore. Boyd L. ..... 82. 193 Cullimore. Jay F. ...................... . 104. 193 Curtis. Rena . ................... ........... 4() Curtis. Janis Rae . ..... 27 Curtis. John K. ... .. ....... .................... . .......... 27 Cummings. Dale .... .46 Cummings. Sharon L. . ......... 46

o Dahl. Lowell C . ........... .47 Daines, Josephine .......... 27 Daines. Nolan H . .27 Dajaini, Shihadeh Hashem ... 27, 82 D ..... y. Max L. ........................ 27 Dalley. Mary ...... 27 Dallon, Adrian E. .. . ............. 46 Dallon, George Marlyn ............................. 47 Dallon, John M . ........ ....................... .. 192 Dallon, L. Merle ... .. ........... 66 Dance , Arlene ............ .................. 180 Dance, Arnold J . ... .82, 195 Daniels, Darlene ....... 82, 177 Daniels, JoAnn ......... . ............ .. 185 Daniels, Marilyn ........... 47, 185 Daniels, Russell .......... 27 Darley, David K . .......................................... 66 Darrington, Kenneth R. . ...â€˘................... .47 Dastrup, Mack T. . ...................................... 82 Datwyler, Birdean ...................................... 82 Datwyler, Renee , ..... . .......... 66, 144, 174 Davenport, Clair Ezra .... 1, 66 Davies, Bill .................... .............. 195 Davis, Elmer L. . ........................................ ..47 Davis, George T. . ........................ .............. 27 Davis, Halbert .................... . ....... 66 Davis, Jess H . . ..................... ................ 27 Davis, Melvin J ....................... ..47, 154, 196 Day, David W . .......................................... .47 Day, James H ............................. 47, 175, 191 Dazalski, Fred .......... ...................................... 211 Dean, Gerald L. . ......... _.......... ....... ............. ..47 Dean, Robert J . .............................. ..82 Dean, Vivian Joyce . ................ ..47 Decker, Roger Clair ............ . ............. .47 DeGarleenried, He len .................. ............. .47 Demetras , Andrew .................... 27, 175, 198 Denmar, Charles E. .................................... 23 Denning, George T ..................................... 44 Denning, John T. .......... ..... 66 Dens.ley, Kenneth G ..................................... 66 Deschamps, David S. . .............................. 66 Dewey, Douglas C . .................................... 66 Dewey, Wade G ............................... .47, 194 Dewill, Don E. . ............................................. 23 Dexter, Jack F. ........................ . ........ 27 Dickson, Joseph L. . .......................... .47, 196 Didericksen, Eugene M. .......... ....... ......... ..47 Dillman, Dorothy R ............................ 47, 185 Dingman, David R ........................... .......... 196 Diamond , Jay L. ........................................ 47 Dodd_ , Earle F., Jr ................................... 47 Doering, Kenneth Frank .......................... 191 Done, LaReta R .............. ....... ................ 66, 181 Don e , Nathan K. ................ 64, 66, 206, 209 Done y , Ronald C ......................................... 82 Doras, James Albert .................................... 83 Douglas , William Bennell ............ ... 83, 199 Doutre, David L. . . ............. 47, 194 Downs, Ralph ........ 66, 154, 200 , 208 , 209 Drake , Ric h a rd J. ................ . ....... 83 Dransfield Arnold S. ............................... .. .47 Draper, Reed H .................. ................ .... ....... 27 Draper, Rulon P ............................................. 27 Drechsel, Juanita ............................................ 47 Dresdner, Allen Jay .................................... 8~ Drury, Hugh Parmelee ................................ 83 Ducich, Dan N . ....................... .. .......206, 209 Duell , Italph Henry .................................... 202 Dunford, Robert M .................................... ... ..66 Dunkley, Doyle Walker .............................. 83

Dunlap, John R ............................................202 Dunn, Irving S. ............. ........ 23 Dunn, Leslie S. ... ....................... 194 Durley, Idella ............................ 83, 153, 183 Dust, Robert L. ................ ............. 236 Dye, Gerald J . ............................. ..... 47 E

Earl, Clayton L. . ......... 83, 191 Earl, Genevieve ..... 66 . ............. 28 Earl, J. Curtis ..... ........ Earl, Janet .................. .. ........... 28, 180 Earl, Lois .... . ..................... 83 Earl, Rosemarie . ............ 28, 180 Eckenbrecht, Henry W. ....... 198 Edwards, Charles E. . .............. 47 Edward, LaVell ................. ....... 198 Egley, Dennis .......................... .47 Eiserman, Arlene Claire ....... . ......... 47 Eiserman, Frederick M . .... .47 Eldredge, Belle ... ... ............. . .... 83, 153 Eldredge Glen H . .................... 83 Elia, Mina ........... 47 Eliason, LeGrande O . . .................... 195 Elison, Jerry H ............................................ 83 Ellertson, Kent E. ............... 28 Eilinghausen , Walter A . .. ...................... 66 .. ............. 28 Elli s, Dean R. Ellis , Vernon J . .. .......... 66 Ellsworth, Beth C. .. .... 47 Ellsworth, Stanley ..... 66 Elsmore, Jim W . .. ........ 83 Emmell, JoAnn, .179 Emmell, J o hn W . .. .... 125, 192 Engles, William Daniel ..... 66, 147 English, James A . .. .... 83 Ercanbrack, Lauralee ...... 28 Ercanbrack, Keilh ........ 23 Erickson, A . Gordon ................................... 23 Erickson, La Faye ..... ... 185 Erickson, De nnis P. ....... 83 Erickson, Phyllis, ...... 28 Erickson, Zell ...... .47, 182 Ernstrom, Anthon ......................................... 28 Ernstrom, Helen A ........................................ .48 Esfandiari, Rezo ........................... .48 Esfandiari, Mansour .......... ........ .................. 23 Eskelsen, Elizabeth Ann .... 83, 89, 106, 181 Evans, Gloria ............................. ..49, 152 Evans , Kent Tiffany .................... 66 Evans, Paul William .............. .. ......... 83 Evans, Shirl A. .. .......................................... 28 Evans, Sidney L. ..... .. ............. 66, 202 Evans, Winslow W ........................... ............ 28 Everson, Charles A . ...................... 28, 48 , 202 Everton, Roberr E. ......... .. ............. 66 Fairbourn, Wilma ... 83 Farrer, Albert B. ............. .. ............... 28 Faulkner, James Earl .................. . ............... .48 Fausell, Neil R. .. ...... 66 Faux, John ........ ................... ...83 Felix, Helen ..... ...... 28 Felsled, James A . .. ................................... 200 Ferguson, Edward A . .. ............ .................. 28 Ferguson, LaVar William .................... .. ...... 83 Ferguson, William L......................... 106, 198 Fernau, David W . .. .................. 83 Ferrell, Leonard W . . ................... 48 Ferris, Roscoe E. .. ....................... 66 Fey, Jack ..................... .. ................. 67 Fife, LaVon S. .. ............................ 28 Finch, Gerald Max ..... .. ............................. 83 Finch, Vernon J . ........ .. .......................... 28 Firth, June ...... .. .................... 67 Firlh, Renae .................................................... 83 F .sher, Elden E............................................... i8 fi tzgerald, Hal Durant ................................ 67 Fitzgerald , Jack F. ......... .. .... 28 Fitzgerald, Lou Anna ........................... 48, 182 Fitzgerald, Paul R. .............. 28 Fjeldsted, Margiuet ...................................... 28 Fjeldsted, Mark K . ...................................... . Flamm, Joan ............................................ 83, 183 Flamm, Peggy .............................................. .. Fleener, George C ......................................... 28 Fletcher, Dale T. ............ .. ................ .. 67 Flint, Grant .. ................................................... 8

Flint, Rodney Willard . .. .... .. ... 83 Fluckiger, Darral ....... .. .. 28 Follell, Marvin Dana ........... 67 Fonnesback, Gordon .... 67 Ford, Lyle S. .. .................................. 48 Forman, Ray G. .. .... 28, 30, 124, 125, 194 Forrest, Dee .. __ ... _. ___ ....... ____ 83 Forrest, Don Rhodes .................................. 83 Forsgren, Margaret ................. 83, 153. 181 Forsyth, George Joseph .......... 67 Fowler, Arthur, Jr. .. ... 67, 200 Fowler, Edmund D. .. .. .. .48, 200 Fowler, Merlyn ......... 83 Fowler, Murray Elwood .84, 146 Fowler, Nestor M. .. ........................... 197 Fox, Waller, Jr. .. .. .. .48 Fox, William E. .. ............... 197 Francis, Virginia .................. 48, 185, 254 __ 48 Francom, J. Alan Frandsen, Neil, ........ 28 .. __ .28 Frands.n, O ' Dell A . Frandsen, Oscar R. .. ........ 28, 198 __ .28 Frandsen, Richard D. Frank, S. J ...... ...48 Frank , Virginia M . ....... 67 __ .. 191 Frailey, Dick Fredrickson, Doris ..... 48 Frederickson, Leo Ersell ............ __ .. ________ .... 28 Freeman, Gary ........ 83 , 185 Freestone, Ferris T. _ ......... __ .. __ ............. _...... 28 .... __ .... 67 Friedli, Joseph Richard Frischknecht, Bee G. ..67 .. __ ... 29, 184 Frisc:,knecht , Audrey __ ....... 29 Frisby, Wendell E. . ____ .............. 29 Fry, George B. __ .. __ .195 Fry, . Jack P ....... .. __ ...... 84 Fuhriman, Cyril Bryce Fuhriman, Gayla ........... .48 __ .. ____ .. __ ... 83, 184 Fuhriman, Rhonda Fuhriman , Shannon .... 19, 48, 174, 185 Fu:uiman, Courtney ..... __ ........ __ .. __ . __ ... ______ ... 67 Fulmore, Charles E. ... 48 .... __ 67 Fullon, Donald H. .. 48 F" It :>n , R ob3rt Le e Funk, Dennis C . ...67, 195 Funk, Calvin W ........................ .48, 154, 199 Funk, Helen J . .. ........ 84 Funk, Marva ...... .. ....... 42, 178 G

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Gardiner, Dawn Gardner, Aida Vee Gardner, Arthur W . .. ... 48 Gardner, Barbara B. Gardner, C!aron .............. 67 ....... 84 Gardner, Douglas Gardner, Geraldine .. .. ..... 48 ...29 Gardner, G. F ..... .......... .. 84 Gardner, Herbert Reed ...... 67 Gardn .. r, L. Dee ...... .. .48 Gardner, Patsy .. ..... 237 Gardner, Paul D. ............. 29 Gardner, Rulon .. ......... 29 Gardner, Wilford R . . ...... 23, 191 Gardner, Willard H. .. .. 102, 104, 194 Garner, Hal .............. ...... . .. ............ 67, 185 Garrell, Donna E. ..84 Gash, Ira A . .. .... 23 Garton, James E . . .. ... 84 Gauwailer, Connie . .. ........................ 67 Gayvert, Raymond VI . .. __ ............... 84, 181 Geddes, Barbara . .. ..... .................... 29 Gedd"s, Dea R. . ........... .. ..... 84 Geddes, Dale C. ....... 67 Geddes, Garth Gedde o, Jacquelyn .... __ ...................... 29, 180 George, Blaine V ............... ......................... 84 Gessel, Wm . B.. .. ............~ ........................... 29 Geitz, Anna ......... .. .............................. ...... 8~ .............................. 202 G '1aifari, Abhas .................. .. ........... 84 Ghalayini, KhahI A . .................. 67 Ghe.n , W n. H .

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Gibbons, DeLamar .................................... 67 Gibbons, Marianne ..... 67, 152, 181 Gibson, Gerald R. .................. 197 Gibby, Lou Jean ... . .... .48, 181 Gilbert, Bryant ............ ............... . ...... 67 Gilden, Charles J . ................................ 29, 196 Giles, Wendell H. .......... 67, 192 Gillelle, Donna ... ............ ...... ............. .... ... . ... 84 Gillelle, Renee ............. ...... 84 Gillis, Dorothy ............................ .48, 176, 238 Gillis, Donald W. ..... 67, 237 Glenn, Loyal ... ........ ......... ...... 201 Gnemi, Waller P. .......... 84 Godfrey, Doris .................................. 67, 144 Godfrey, Mardene ........ ............. 67, 152, 182 Golding, Thea H. ....... .48 Gomm, Ben P ............ .. ... ....... ............... 84, 146 Gomm, Merrell ...... ... ..................... .... ....... 29 Gomm, Bryant F. ..... 29, 147 Goodall, LaRain A. ........ 67 Goodey, Darwin J . .................... .. .... 67, 154 GoUfredson, H. Arthur ........ 29 Gollfredson, Jean ................... 68 Gollfredson, K . Ray .84 Gourley, Ira M. . ........ 104 Graham, Lawrence ............ 84 Grant, Francis ................................................ 84 Grandy, Norma J ......... ................................ 68 Gray, Dale .................................................. .48 Gray, Robert J . ............................ 191 Gray, Robert G ................................... 68, 175 Greaves, Mary Lois .......... 29, 185 Green, Hollis C . ........................ 29 Green, Thomas F. . ........................................ 84 Green ... ell, Elaine ..................... . ............... 29 Griffin, Eldon R. ........ 68 Griffin, Florence ............................................ 84 Griffin, Stanley G. ........................ 84 Griffin, Wm. H . . ................. 29, 84 Griffiths, Earl S. . ..................... 84 Grimm, Leonard .......................... 29 Groll, Ernie .................................. _ ..... 104, 110 Grover, Ben L. .... 29 Grover, Hart L. .......... .................................... 84 Grover, June R. ........... 68

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Gruwell, DeVaun ..................... 84 Gubbine, James ... .48 Gulbransen, LuR .. e .. 84, 185 Gunderson, Donald ............... 85 Gunnell, Joyce .................... 66, 68, 152, 181 Guthrie, Darrell W . ........ 68, 104, 108, 194 Guthrie, James W . ........ 29 Gutke, Lois .................. .48, 174, 182 Gutke, Norma ... ... 48

H Hab, Hilda .................................... ......... .49 Habbab, Abdul Chani Jos ......................... 68 Hacking, Tommy ............... 85 Haderlie, Sybil ...... 49 Hadfield, D. C .................. ........................... 29 Hadley, Margaret ..................................... 84 Hadlock, Wm. Lisle ....................... 49 Hageman, Alger Edward ........ 49, 196 Haizlip, lone . . .......... 85 Hall, Eva .............. ....... .. ............ ......... 85 Hales, Weaton Vernon ......... 154 Hale, Della Arleen .......... 68 Hale, Dee .......... ............. ............... 68 Hale, Laura Rae ..................... 29 Hall, Shirley ... 68, 144, 178 Hall, Wilma J . .............. ................................ 49 Halling, Clair C. .................................... .49 Halverson, Doris Deane ..................... __ .. _.. 85 Hamblin, Amy Lou ..................... . ....... 29 Hamblin, Junius N ............................ 85, 237 Hamilton, Dee ...............200 Hammond, Clyde E. . ... 85 Hammond, James F. ...... 49 Hammond, Marion Dean .68 Handy, Mary Jane ............ 29 Hanks, Lorin R. ... 29 Hanks, Maurine ......................... 68, 144, 185 Hanney, Bonnie Lou .. 85 Hanni, Kenneth M. . ..... 29 Hansen, Arden M . . ..... 49

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Hansen, Arlen La Var ....... ... ........................... 2 Hansen, B. Arlene .................. 29 Hansen, Belva Lou M . . ............................ 49 Hansen, Belly Jean ...................... 85 Hansen, Beverly .............................. 85 Hansen, Bonnie ..................... 68, 181 Hansen, Bonnie Kay .................. 19, 85, 179 Hansen, Boyd Dale ................ .. ............. 85 Hansen, Carol C . ........................ 05, 153, 181 Hansen, Colynn Ruth .................... ... 19, 29 Hansen, Donald Leon .............. 49, 147, 200 Hansen, Eugene .... 18, 44, 49, 125, 194 Hansen , Georgia ........................................... 85 Hansen, Halvon P ......................................... 30 Hansen, J . Kimball ............ 30 Hansen, J . Russell ................................... 202 Hansen, John R. . .............................. 85 Hansen, Joyce ............................................ 85 Hansen, Keith Andresen ..... __ ._ .. _.68 Hansen, Keith D . .................................. 68, 201 Hansen, LaVar J. . ............. .49 Hansen, Lee ...................... 30 Hansen, N . Lenora .... 85, 152, 183 Hansen, Leon A ............................................. 85 Hansen, Loyal ... ..... ................. ..49 Hansen, Mac L. . ...... .49 Hansen, Maurine .......................................... 85 Hansen, Norval Leon ........ 104, 125, 192 Hansen, Olive ............................................. 68 Hansen, Orval B. ...... 68 Hansen, Raynold B. . ............................. ....... 30 Hansen, Reid Edward .............. 68 , 200 Hansen, Richard Oliver .............................. 30 Hansen, Ronald G . .......... 198 Hansen, Ross J . . ............................................ .49 Hansen, Wallace R. . ........ 85, 154 Hansen, Wendell Marlin ......................... 68 Hanson, Jonnie R ......................................... 85 Hanson, Leora .. 68 Hanson, Max LaMont ................................ 199 Hanson, Wilford J ...... .................................. 49 Hany, Madaline ..... 49 Harding, Joyce LuDene .................... 85, 153 Hardwick, B.verly ................ 85 , 183 Harner, Don ... . ............................ 68 Haroldsen, Elizabeth C . .... 30 Harman, Samuel ........................................... 68 Haroldsen, Fred Oliver ................ 49 Harper, Richard G ., Jr . ................................ 68 Harris, Alice Jean ....................... 85 Harris, Ann Gillingham ........ 123 Harris, Bruce K ............................................ 30 Harris, Burton H . ..68 Harris, Connie ... 85, 179 Harris, Erma ......................................... 30, 237 Harris , George Dee ... 30 Harris, Janet .......................................... 85, 18i Harris, Nadene ....................... 68, 144 Harris ; NaVee J . ......... 68, 144, 177 Harris, Thayne S . ........................................ 198 Harris, Thomas James, 1r. .. ....... 68 Harris, Wanda Mur phy ..... 30 Harris, William David .................... 85 Harris, William E. ..... 30 Harrocks, Wm . ............................. 49 Harrison, Erlene .................. 68 Harrison, Joan .............................. 49, 152, 211 Harrison, Perry Delos ....................... ........... 85 Harrop, Dorleen J . ..... 85 Harry, Albert E. ............................ .... 199 Hart, Norma .................... 69, 144 Hartvigsen, Lois .... 69, 181 Harvey, Ronald J . .................... ............ 86 Harward, Bernard A. . ...... 30 Harwood, Billie Jensen ................................ 49 Haskin, Arnold .................... ..... 86 Haskins, Kathyrn ......... 86, 181 Haslam, Myron Alvin .................. ........... 49 Hatch, Alma Lloyd .......... . 191 Hatch, Barlley G . . ..... 49 Hatch, Duane L. ..................49, 147 Hatch, Jay ............... 86, 201 Hatch, Robert Adrian ................................ 193 Hausknecht, Stephen E. ...169, ,lI01 Hawkes, Ella Lou .... 30 ............... 69, 185 Haws, Laura Beth .................. 86 Hawkes, Patricia ......... .. ... 23 Haws, B. Austin

Haycock, Van Marlin .... 69 Hayes, Darwin Lyle ........................... ..86 Hayes, Lloyd Nelson ..................... . . 104 Hayes, Nadine ............. .. 30 Hayes, Ronald E. ........................ 49 Hayward, Marian J ................................... 179 Hazen , Frank K. . ..................... 208, 209 Hazen, Richard E. ...................................... ..86 Headle e , William A . . .... 69, 106, 199 Heap, Venna ........ ............................. 86 Heaton, Alma ........................... .49 Heath, Ralph Henry ................................... 49 Heaton, Legrande J . . ........................ 86 Heaton, Regina .... ..... ................................... 181 Hebel, Ralph Phillip ........................ 202 .. .49, 201 Hebertso n , W. LaVaul H eckman, Mary .................. 49, 152, 180, 239 Heinrich , Mary Anne .................... 86, 179 Helgeson, Colleen H . .............. .. ........ 86, 181 Henderson, Alfred C . .................... .... 86 Henderson, Edward Ca rl ............................ 86 Hendricks, Charles Durrell ........................ 30 Hendricks, Darwin C. ....................... .......... 30 Hendricks, lIa Jean ............................. 69, 144 Hendri cks, Richard F .................. .. ..... 86, 195 Hendricks , Sharon .......... ..... ........................ 179 Henkley, Bradfo rd .............. ...................... 30 Henri .. , Douglas D . ..................................... 30 Henrie , Eunice ............................ 86 Henroid, Francella ................ ........... . 152, 180 Hensler, J ohn D ............................................. 30 Henshaw, Merrit ....................................... 199 Herndon, James L. ........ 50 Herzog, Bev nl y Rulh ..................... 86 H erzog, Lavon H . ...................... .30 Hess, Dona Beth .... .. ....................... 86 Hess, W endell ................. ................... 104, 105 Heward, Lorin L. ......................... ...... .... 69 Heyborne, Robert L . ................................... 30 Heywood, Frank L. ...................... .......... 30 Hiall, Reid M. . ...................... 86 Hibbert, David K . ........................................ 69 Higgins , Jack Clifford ...... 86 Higginson, Jay B. ....................................... 50 Hill, Alwyn Spencer ........ 30 Hill, Daniel Edwin .......... 200 Hill, Edward E . ... ... 30 Hill, Edwin Ray ..... 86 Hill, Ira J. ..... 30 Hill , Jay M . .........69 .. 69 Hillman, Eunice ..... 30 Hillman, Merle ...... 30, 18J Hillyard, Eunice ......... 86 Hillyard, Evelyn ....... 69 Hindiyeh, OmilJ M . ....... 50 Hinshaw, Merritt . .......... 86, 191 Hielm, Henry M. .... 86 H o bbs, Joylene ...... 62, 73, 104 Hodges, Cleon A . .... 193 Hodges, Ric hard M . ... 50 Hodges , Waller L. ............ 30, 50 Hoefling, Adam Francis .......... 191 Hofer, Charles H. ..... 19Âˇ1 Ho fer, David ........ 177 Hoffman, Alice .. 69, 203 Hofmann, Karl H . ..30 Hollmann, Merril V . ...... 191 Hogan , Max Holl, Donald G. ... 50 Holliday, Laurene .... 30, 202 Hollingsworth, Farrell ... 86 Hollingsworth, Marvin W . .... 211 Hohman, Charles .... 31 Holman, Joanne B. ... 211 Holmes, Charles H . ..... 50 Holmes, D e Orr E. ..... 201 Holmes , Jay M . ... 178 Holme s, Ruth N. . ...... 69, 182 H oll, Elaine .. 50 Holyoak , Richa . d L. .146, 197 Homan, James H . ..31 Homer, Robert L. ...31 Homer, Verna Ann .... 50, 147 Hone, Shirl, ............ 69 Hooper, R. Clark ............ 86 Hoopes, Keith H . ..................... . .. 66 Hoope " Lowell J. ... 191 Horn , Fr> d E .

Horn, George E........................ _................... 86 Hortin, Don D ................................................. 69 Houston, Walter R. ............. .......... 30 Hovey, Beth .................................. .......... 86 Hovy, Annabel ................ ................. 86 Howard, Todd . .......... 86 Howard, Bruce ... .......... 30 Howard, Samuel ............... 50, 104, 192 Howe, Lowell H. ...................................... 87 Howe, Robert E. .. 69 Howell, Barbara .. ...........50, 176 Howell, Charles R. ....... 87, 203 Howell, Robert B. ....... 69 Howells, Maxine .......... 50, 185 Hoyt, Murray G ...........................................50 Hubbard, Ernest D. ..... ... 69 Hudman, Martha ........................ 30 Hug, Delores ..... ................................ 87 Huggins, Fae Ann ........... .......... ......... 50 Hughes, Keith ............................ 10., 105, 19. Hughes, Mickey J . ............................ 104, 108 Hughes, Nolan S......................................... 50 Hughes, Vernon .............................. 69 Hull, William J . ............................... 50

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Hulse, Ariel A . .·.·1··0··3··, Hulse, Boyd L. ..... ... ..................... lU~ Humphreys, Boyd V. ... 30 Humphreys, La Dawn ............... .30 Humphries, Marian ........... 50 Hunger, Dean ........................ .......... 69 Hunsaker, Joyce ..................................... ...... 87 Hunsaker, Hugh ................................... 69, 191 Hunsaker, Lorin B. .110, 200 Hunsaker, Shorland .............. ............... 146 Hunt, Stanley R............................................. 30 Hunter, Clyde E. .......................................... 30 Hunter, Elaine ...................................... 69, 177 Hunter, Robert G. .............. 69. 199 Hunter, Hal H .......................... .. ..................... 87 Hunter, Robert D ....................... 69, 146, 202 Huntington, Robert G. ....... .......87 Huntsman, Newell ..................... ....... 87 Hurst, Beth L. ............................ ................... 50 Husan, M. D. K. . ................... .. _..... 87 Hunyn, May ................................................. 31 Hassau, Sole~nnen ....... ...................................... . Hussein, Hassen ...................... ... ................... 31 Hutchings, Don .............................................. 69 Huschi, Frank .................................................. 50 Hussey, Basil .................................................. 50 Hutchinson, Quinn .............................. 50, 192 Hutchinson, Robert M ............................... 192 Hyde, Arlo ..................................................... 69 Hyde, Gale W . .................................... 87 Hyde, Janet ............................................ 50, 185 Hyde, Maxine ........ ...................... ........... 87 Hyde, Norris J . .............................................. . Hyde, Shirley ................................................. 69 Hyder, Raymond L. ........................... 87, 146 Hyer, Earl H . ..... ....................... 31, 15. Hyer, Lois M. .... ........................ .. .. ... 87, 183 Hymas, Arther G . ............... .. ... ..... 87

Ibrahim, Faik ... ......................... 37 Iorg, Berlie .87 Irany, Fuad ........... ........................................ 69 Irving, Rob.e rt B. .......................................... 31 braelsen, Boyd P. ...................................... 87 braelaen, Glen A . ...... ................................. 87 Ive· 'n, Melvin Deloy ................................ 31 Iwe Carl E.............. :................................ 87

J Jackman, John D. ................................... 50 Jackson, Beulah ............................... 50 Jackson, Carvel ............................................ 195 Jackson, Helen ............................................. 89 Jackson, Katherine ...................................... 180 Jackson, Patricia .................................. 50, 182 Jilckson, Robert M ..................................... 191 Jackson, Tom Jamel .. .................................. 31 Jackson, Valton E. ........................ ..87 Jacobs, Sidney M ......................................... 51 Jacobson, Barbara ..... ..................................... 23 Jacoblon, Leland E . ............................ 30, 19.

Jacobson Gene S........................................ 31 James, Harry . ............... .................. 199 James, Lynn F. ...... .... ... .............. 50, 188 Jarman, Charles V. ......... 31 Jardine, Dick H. .... .. ... .... ........... ....... 87 Jasperson, Nils Dawn .

........ 69, 177 ........ ........... 23 , 87 . ..... 31 ....... 31 ................. 70 Jensen, Arlene ... 87 Jensen, A. Calvin .... 31, SO Jensen, Burke . ................. .. ... .... 87 Jensen, Coleen . ..... 87 Jensen, Darrell H ............................. ........ 31 Jensen, David H. ............... .. ... . .. . ... 70 Jensen, Dean L. . ... ...... 70, 197 Jensen, Donna L. ....... 70, 179 Jensen, Ernlon A . ...... ___ .. _....... . ............ 50 Jensen, Evan L . . ..31, 147, 19. Jensen, Fontella ........................... 51, 179 Jensen, Gilbert ........................ ...... 31 Jensen, Glen Wayne ........... 51 Jensen, Gordon L ............. ..... .. ..23 ........... 31 , 19., 301 Jensen, Harold M. Jensen, Hal .......... ... 193 Jensen, Hubert J ...... ....... .. 31, 154 Jensen, Henry Jarvis ...... 87, 195 Jemen, Joseph Edward .. 31 ~ensen, Lael ..... ... .......... 87 Jensen, MarJean .. 87 Jensen, Marcus ....... 87 Jensen, Pauline .......... 88, 153, 183 Jensen, Ralph L ....................... ........ 88 Jensen, Richard G . ........... ...... 51 Jensen, Rita .............. 88, 183 Jensen, Vaughn ..................... ........... 87 Jenson, Colleen ............... 70 Jenson, Richard M. ................ ......... 88 Jeppson, Dais Clarke ................................ 88 Jewell, Boyd David ............................ 88, 146 Jewkes, Lorus D. ....... .5. Jex, Donald Oleen ............. .......... 88 Johansen, D~n A. . ............. .................... 31 Johanson, Kenneth ....................................... 32· Johanson, Norris ................................ 103, 200 Johanson, Neldon ................................... .......31 John, Alban Richard ........................... 70, 203 John, Lynn ................... ................................... 70 Johns, Florence Gayle ................................ 88 John, Slanford K. ........................................ 88 Johnsen, Elyse ................ .................. .. ..... .....51 Johnson, Blain .................................. 32, 192 Johnson, Colleen ....... ................... 88 Johnson, Dean K. ............................. 32, 200 Johnson, Edmond Douglas .......................51 Johnson, Elaine ....................................... .. ..... 88 Johnson, Fern ..... 51, 184 Johnson, Glen M .. ....................................... 51 Johnson, Jane ....................................... 88, 106 Johnson, Janice .. _.88, 177 Johnson, Jarvis T. . ............198 Johnson, John D. ............. .......... 51 Johnson, John H. ... ............... ........... 196 Johnson, Karl G ................................... 70, 200 Johnson, Kenneth Dee ..... ........ 70 Johnson, Leo G. ................. ....................... 32 Johnson, Leonard A . . ...... 32 Johnson, Meloy R. ....................... 70 Johnson, Morris E. ...................................... 10. Johnson, Non ...................................... 10., 105 Johnson, Rallo ....... ................... 206, 209 Johnson, Robert R ......................................... 32 Johnson, Rue C . .................................. 70, 195 Johnson, Shirley ..................... ..... 51 Johnson, Sidney ............................. ............... 192 Johnson, Stanley C . ...................................... 32 Johnson, Vea ......................................... ....... 70 Johnson, Verla ...................................... 51, 183 Johnson, Wayne G ..................................... 70 Jolley, Venus ................................................ 51 Jonas, Ellis Seth ................................ 103, 10. Jones, Barbara Faire .................................... 32 Jonel, Barbara ................... ................... 70, 1•• Jones, Betly Lucille .................. 88, 153, 181 Jones, Charles W ......................................... 70 Jonel, David O .............................................51 Jones, Fay F. ................... .. ... 18, 32, 125, 192

Jeffs, George A . Jenkins, Clark C. Jenkins, Claude J . Jenkins, W . C.

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... 18, 24, 32, 124, 125, 207, 209 Jones, Norval R. ................. . ...... 87 Jones, Renee ...... ..... 51, 180 Jones, Roger B. ............ _.70 Jones, William Twist ...... .70, 200 Jorgensen, Calvin P. . ....... 206, 209 Jorgensen, Cecil L. .......;.. 32, 51 Jorgensen, Hans Philip ............... 70 Jorgensen, Lee ............. 32 Jorgensen, Mardyne ....... 152, 174, 180 Jorgens Jn, Maxine ....... 70, 182, 301

Jorgensen, Zola Elizabeth . Josephson, Boyd Oleen

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................ 88 ... 88 .... 51 ....... .. 201 Karamian, Aram .......... ... . . .. 51 Karren, Richard Ray ..... 88, 197 Kaull, Carol J. 32, 180 Kearl, Allen, Jr . ..........32 Kearl, Beverly ........... 88 Kearl, Joan ..... 152, 183 Kearl, Russell ..... ........... 32 Keeley, Arthus R. ...................... ...... 10., 200 Keller, Joce 32, 12., 13., 152, 180, 187

Keller, Keith .......... .... .5 1 Keller, Ray Calvin ....... 70, 196 KJll ey, Darrell M. ......... ........... 32, 19. Kelley, Ruth Holmer .......... ... 32 Kempotic, Johnny ...... 70 Kendall, Brill· D. .88 Kenhead, B. M. .... ............................ .... 70 Kennard, Lanore .. 51 Kennedy, Lloyd . ........................................ 198 Kennington, La Rue D ................................. 88 Kennington, Wm. Hugh ............. ............... 51 Kerby, Kathleen . ...................... ...... .70 Kern, Earl Burank, .88 Kershaw, Juniul Harold, Jr. .88 Keifer, Fred ............... .51 Kessler, Gerald F. .51 Khouri, Mounia Nabib ................................ 32 Khouri, Muna Habib .............................. 32 Kidman, Delbert ........................................... 51 Kidman, Verle A. ... ..................... 104, 192 Kilburn, Dale G. ..211, 5137 Kilburn, Joan ................................................. 88 King, Donald Joseph .8& Kingsford, Emma ... ..................................88 Kingsford, lIa .. ................. 32 Kirby, Fred ............ .......................... 51, 196 Kirkham, Bonnie Jean ............. 70, 181 Kirkland, George Wilford ..........................88 Kirkman, Wallace Glenn ............................ 198 Kirschner, Frank R. ...................................... ~1 ·Kitchen, Lea Mae ..... .............................. 89 Kitchen, Melvin R. .................................... 51 Knell, Claudia ...................................... 179 Knight, Rey N . ............................................ 197 Knight, Rula ...................................................51 Knowles, Elmer M . ....................................... 32 Knowlton, Kathryn M. ............ 70, 1•• , 177 Knutson, Lyman B. .............................. 32, 154 Koeven, Sheila Rae ...................................... 52 Koeven, Theone ... .. ....................................... 89 Koford, ROil E. .............................................. 511 Kolster, Jim H ..................................... 70, 154 Kompolic, Johnny ...................................... 202 Kowallil, Frederick R. ................................ 32 ~rambule, Don Allen ................................201 Kramer, Junie Marie .................................... 89 Krauth, Walter R......................................... 1~4

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Krelachner, Paul F . ............................ ....... 211 Krogua, Bonnie Jean ............ ......................52 Kump, Mac Dean .. ........................................ 52 Kunl, Denice Victor .. ............ ............ ........ ....89 Kunller, Kenn ............................................ .... 52

L Laggert, Keith O. .. ............... 196 Labrun, Carwin Tucker ..... ... ..... 70 La Baron Keith .................. .................. ........ 89 Lagos, Elaine ........................ 19, 33, 174, 176 Lake , Cicil R . ......... ...... .. ... ............... .. .......... ... ~3 Laker, Lash ........... .. .. .. ...52 Lamb, Ann L. . ...... ............ .. ........ .................. 52 Lamb, Barbara ............. ............. 52, 152, 178 Lamb, Shirley .............................. 19, 52, 198 Lamborn, Howard .. ................. 33 Lambson, Kenneth ...... ... . ........ ..... ... 146 Landsaw, Elmer D . ........ . ..... ..... 33, 198 Larsen, Alton E. ......... .... .................. ... 70 Larsen, Annie Fay .............. .52 Larsen, Gale .... ........... . .... .... ...... ....... 33 Larson, Hamae .... 89 ..... ..52, 192 Larsen, Keith ............. Larsen, Lamar V. ...................... 201 Larsen, Laland I. ........................................... 33 Larsen Laland K . ... 33 Lanen Melroy . ............................. . ...... ......... 52 Larsen, RaNae .................. . ........ ..71, 144 Larsen, Reed M. ..................... 198 Larsen, Robert Paul ...................... ............ .... 52 Larsen, Roma .... ................... .... 71 Larsen, Shirley ................... ............................ 89 Lanen, Udean ........................ . .... ... 176 Larson, Bert W. . ....... 52, 199 Larson, Curtis G . ............................. ... ........ ... 52 Larson, Lee .......... .. 71 Laler, Theodore John ... ..... 33 Latimer; JoAnne ....... ...... ......... ............ 71, 145 Lattimore, William ... ....... ..... ......................... 33 Laube, Thomas R. . .... ...... .......... ........... 52, 192 .52 Law, Donna ... Law, Wilma .................. ......... ......................... 89 Lawler, Edward William ....... .. ................. 33 Lawrence, Cannell .................................... ... .33 Lawrence, Ilene ..... ......... ......... ...................... 33 Lawrence, Joseph ................ .. ...33 Lawrence, Vernon W . .. ...... .......... ..... 33 Lawson, S. Thomas ..... .. ... 196 Layton, Lorraine ... ............ 89 Leatham, Betty .............. ............ .............. 52 Leavitt, Ronald F . .......................................... 52 LeDosquer, Richard H . ... 52 . ............. . 154 Lee, Billy .......... ... ................. .....89 Lee, Carmen ..... Lee, Ivan E. . ...... .................................... ..... .. 52 Lee, Marilyn ............. ......... ..... . ........ ..... 89, 185 Lee, Max K . ....................... ... .................. 33 , 195 Lee, Maxine ...... ........... . ............. 71, 185 Lee, Robert .. ........ ............ .... ................ ............ 52 ..................................... 52 Lee, Virginia .. Lee, William J . ........... .................... ........ .. ..... 52 Lee, William Orvid .. ..........................52, 194 LaFevre, Clifford ........... ........... .. ................... 33 LeFevre, Luke Dwain ............. ............ .... ...52 Leishman, Homer .. ........... ............ 71 Leishman, Lynn ........ 33 Lenderman, Bruce ................. 33 Lessley, Ronnie Floyd .......... ........ ..... 89 Lester, Carol ....... _.. ....... ......... .... ....... 89 LeSuer, Harold R. ......... . ........................ 37 Lewis, Dick .................. ...................... ...52, 200 Lewis, Fae ........ 71, 185 Lewis, Wayne J . .............................. .... ...... .. .71 Lilijenquist, Ira .............. .... ........................ 193 Lind, Gerald Norberg ..... ................... ......... .89 Lind, Marilyn ... .............. . ........ ............ ...89 Linford , James E. . .. ................................ ....... 89 Lisonbee, Clyde R . ................. ............ .... ....... 52 Lilonbee, R. G . ........ ... .. .. ... ....... ........... _..... ...â€˘ 9 Lisonbee, Shelby Ronald ...... . ......... ............ 89 LiJlle, Aleen .................................................... 89 Livinglton, Shirley I. .................................. 53 Lloyd, Bennion ..................... .. .... ........ .33 Lo~ander, Carolyn A . ... ....... . ............ 33 Loolle, John W. ...... .......... ............. 33 LOOIIi, Earnell Vincent ...... ................ ..... ,.... 53

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Lourani, Apdul Karin ........................... .......71 Lovele.. , Shirley Ray ....... ........................... 53 Lovell, Muriel ... ............................................... 89 Lowe, Blair .................. . ...... .53, 194 Lowe, Geniel ...... ..... ... .......... ............ .... ..71, 145 Lower, Helen .. 89, 179 Ludlow, Bruce ...... ... ... 147 Lund, Kirk W . ... .... ................... ..33 Lundgreen, Cleo D. ........... 89 Lundgreen, Ralph ... 53 ,"undgreen, Ruth .... .......... 89 Lundquist, Laila ....... ........ 71 Lyman, Rhoda M . ...... .... .... .... .. ...53 Lyons, Don H . . ...... 71

M .. ....... ... .... ..22, 33 MacDonald, Bonnie Macdonald, Yvonne .184 ...................... 102, 104 Machin, Don ..... .... . ..................... ... ..71 , 179 Mackay, Ellen .................... .. 191 Madden, Paul F. Madden, Thomas M . . . ....................... ...... 33 .... .... ... 33 Madsen, Carl D . Madlen, Clair E. .................. . .. ..... 71 Madsen, Delbert ............ ............ .. .. 195 Madsen, Delbert R. .. ............................ 71 Madlen, Fred R. .. ........ .. .. ...... ...... ........... 33 Madsen, Jack G. .. ............................... 53, 194 Madsen, Mary Louise ......... .. .. 89 Madsen, Patricia .. ......... .. .............. .. 89, 185 Madlen, Wilson A . .. .......... 33 Mahdi, Alud Ali . .. .......... ........ .......... 71 Major, Janice .............................................. .. 89 Major, Jack ......... 53 Malan, Dean T. .. .... .... ....... 200 Malmberg, John L. .. .. ......... 53 Maly, Walter .... .............. 71, 203 Manke, Alfred O . .. ...... 33 Manning, Coy . .. ..... 33 Manning, John P. .. .................. ..........34 Marble, Glen B. .. .......... 71 Marchant, Dale A . .. .......... 71 Marchant, L.. Grande P. .. ......... 53 Marcusen, Rulon Lex ...... .. .. .. ........... ... 195 Marbuck, William .............................. .. ... 196 Marler, Alice J . .. .................... .. .... .. ..... 53 Marler, Dean Martell .......... 53 Marler, Robert M . .. ......... .. ..... 71 Marsde n, Louis L . . .. ............ ......... 200 Marshall, Don L. . Marshall, Dorothy .... .. ........ 85, 183 Marshall , Fredreck W . ...... .. Marshall, Maurice S . ................................... 33 Marti, Rudolph J. .. .. 34 Martin , Benton C . .. ............ .. .......... 34 Martin, Robert D. .. .. .. ..................... 34 Martindale, Loye E. .. .... .. ....... 71 Mason, Helen Mary ......................... .. 89, 179 Mathews, Howard R. .. ...... 34 Mathe,", Richard D . .. ......... 53 Mathews, Stanford E. ..89 Matthews, lloyd J . .. ...... 33 Matthews, Thomas W . ...53 Matthews, Hellen . .. ........ .. .71, 145 Matkin , Jack ......... .. ......................... .... 89 Malley, Fred ...... ...... ......... 90, 195 Maughan, Carol Jean .................. ...... 71 , 179 Maughan, Claire ..... .... .... ........... .. ... 184 Maughan, Edwin K. ..53, 147 Maughan, Gordon C . .. .34 Maughan, Kenneth B. .. . .................... ... 34 Maughan, O ra Smith .................. .... ............. 34 Maughan, Roy H . .. ....................... 71, 90 Maughan, Wesley T. .. ..... 53 Maurer, Calvin R. .. .... 202 Maxfield, Bonnie Lue ..... .90 Maxfield, Jay L. .. .... 90 May, Denton, ........ 72 May, Ileen ... 72, 145 May, Marjorie ........ ..................... 53, 176 Mayers, Cornelia Ann .. .. ........... ..... 90 Mazar, Dhesi . ...... .. .. .. .. .. ... ..23 McAdams, Robert ..... .. .............. 102, 104 McAlister, Bobby H . ........................... 34, 198 McArthur, Mary Ann . .. .... .. 90 McArthur, Ross .. ........... .. .................. 34 McBirney, Leonard ......................................34

McBride, Clyde Russell ........................ .... ...90 McBride, Lee B. . .. ...... ............ 23 McBride, Margaret ...................... ......... 90, 185 McCarty, Glen M ......... .. ........ .......... 110, 192 McCarty, Harry J . ............................... 34, 192 McCleery, Joyce ............................................ 90 McClellan, Arthur .. ............... 53 McComb, Charles B. .. ............ 53 McComb , David .................................. 53 McConnell, William J. .. .............. 9 McCowin, Bernice H ................. 34, 124, 182 McCowin, Janet D. .. ............. 34 McCowin, Tius W . ........ .. .......... .. 34, 1U McCoy, John Ray .. ....... .. .. ...... .. ..... T1 McCracken, Lila P. .. ............. 53 McCrary, Beverly M. .. . .. .... 71, 145 McCulloch, Zona Joyce ....... 53, 211 McDaniel, Zee Miller ................ 71 McDonald , Hiram .. 53, 125 McDonald, Lenord .... 18 McFarland, Robert J. .. .. ........... 53 McGarry, Ora Gayle .................. .71 McGarry, Sherman C. .. .................... 197 McGregor, Barbara .......... .. ... 53 McGregor, Charles .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... 200 McGregor, Donald James .. ............. 90 McGregor, Wells P. .. ........ .. 34 McKay, Ernest .......... . .. ........ .. ....... 34 McKee, William E. .. .... 90 , 197 McKellar, Margaret. .. ...... ...... 90, 153, 181 McKendrick, Bryan ...... 71 , 104, 200 McKenna, Robert E. .. ............ 197 McKenney, Merril A . .. ............ 198 McKinlay, Miles ................................. .71, 192 McKinley, Robert .. .. .. ........... 35 Mc Kinnon, Frances ...... ___ .......... 180 McLain, Earl G. .. ........ 35 McMillen, Don L ............. 193 McMillen , Eugene Thorpe ...... 192 McMurdie, Maughn W . .. .. .. 53, 198 McMurdie, Wm . .............. 35 McNulty, John Patrick ............... 35 McOmber, Adrian S. .. ............ .35 McOmber , David I. ................ 35 Mecham, Alta H . ... .. ....................... 34 Meacham, Th omas William ................ .. 90 Mecham, Charles Dave . .. .. ... 53, 236 Mecham, Merlin J. .. .......... 23 Mecheal, George H. .. .................. .. .72 Mechie, Marvin T. .. .......... .. ......... 34 Mellor, Ashel Rex ............. 90 Mellor, Violet ........ .............. 90 Melville , Kathryn .......... .............. .. ... 90 M .. ndini , Ar:h ur H. .. ............. 90 Mercer, George M. .. ............ .... .. 53 Merkley, Douglas L. .. ........ ........ . Me rkley, Lori n .. .... .............. .. ......... 90, 201 M errell, Arle n e .. .............. 34, 180 Merrill , Adrain A . .. ........ .... 90 Merrill, Allan R. .. .......... 201 Merrill , George A . .. ........ 72 Merrill, John D . .. .. .. ........ ...... ..... 193 Merrill, Richard ........ ...... 72 Meyer, Floyd G . .. .... .. .......... 90, 195 Meyer, Lloyd .................................... 90, 195 Meyer, Robert Roy .......... 199 Melo, Albert A . 154, 196 Melo, Joseph Thomas ...... .197 Michael, Lyle ....................... 54 Michaud, Richard ...... 54, 198 Michaelson, Elmont W . ...54, 154, 203 Mickelsen, R.ed L. .. .... .......................... .. . 192 Mickelsen, Jacqueline . ............ .. 183 Mickelson, Marjorie .. ............................ 183 Middaugh, Alan Russell ...... .. .............. 90 Middleton, Bonnie .. .. ...................... .. 54, 1U Miet,ner, Everoll H . .. .......... ...54 Mifflin, H . Keith ...... 72, 199 Miles, Calvin E. .. .. ............. 34 Miller, Darlene .. ... 90, 185 Miller, David C . .. .............. .. .. .. ... 54 Miller, David E. .. ...... ...... 196 Miller, David R. .. .............. 34 Miller, Gene W. ..................... .. .......... 54 Miller, Gloria ... .. ............. 34 ......................... .. .. .. ... 34 Miller, Ivan R.. .............. 192 Miller, James C. .................... 90 Miller, Leo D . .. ...

Miller, Marilyn ..................... _........... 90, 180 Miller Neil Jay ......................... ..... . ..... 72 Miller, Richard ........................... ...... ............... 34 Miller, Virginia E. ....................................... .54 Millerd, Mozelle ............................................ 34 Milligan, Larry K . ..... ...................... 72 Minchey, Orvil R . ... .................................... 34 Miner, Voneta Arlene ... 70 Mitchell, Elvin ." ....................................... 90 Mitchell, Richard .... 54 Millin, Anna Lee ........................ ..54 Millon, George ......... . ...... ........ ........ .... ....... 195 Millon, Ruth Ann ........................ 72, 145 Miyasaki, Tommy ........... 34 Moffell, Rex ................... 54 Moarifi , Akbar ....... . ............. 35 Mohr, Jean """ ............ 35, 190 Mohr, Robert .... . ..... 104, 105, 195 Molchan, Harry ....................... 203 Monks, Marguerite ........... 90 Monson, Leland H . . ..... 35 Monson, Sally Ann .. 90 Moody, Aubry Lee ...... 35 Moon, Thelma Nan ... .. ..... . .. ..54 Moore, Dean ... 35, 154, 199 Moore, Harvey R . ......... .. ..... ........... .54 Moosman, Gene L. .72 Moosman, Glen R . . ... 35 Morad, Aly R. 23 Morgan, Dee R. ..72 Morgan, Pat ... 90, 185 Morgan, Rex J . . . .. ... 35 Morrill, Lawrence G . . ... 90 Morrill, Max D. ............... 54, 200 Morrill, Ruby Alene ..... 34 Morris, Blaine Jr .... . ... 54, 202 Morris, Boyd ........ 35 Morris, Miller ............................ ..... .. ............ 35· Morris, Terry M. ......... 35 Morse, Betly Jeanne ........................ 91, 179 Mortensen, Barbara .......... ... .. . . .. 91 Mortensen, Lynn J . .35 Mortensen, Lulean ... ..72 Mortensen, Mary Lee. . ... 91 Moser, Grant Willis ............. ..................... 193 Moses, Jesse F. ....................................... 35 Moss, Carl B. ..... ..... ...... .............................. 54 Moss, Carol Donn .......... ........................ ...... 72 Moulton, Boyd L. . ....................................... 35 Moulton, Helen .... . .......... 35, 184 Moulton, Thomas .......................... ..... 54 Mourilsen, L. Rita .......... ................ .. ............ 91 Mower, Reed W . .................................. ....... 72 Moyes, Earl LeRoy ... . .......... .................... 35 Muehfiet, Lena Mae ......................... .... ...... 91 Muir, Carol ......... . .. 72, 179 Mullin, Paul B. ....... 35 Mulliner, Shirl M . ..... . ... 35, 196 Munk, Clayne ... .. ...... . ..... ...... 91 Munk, Kendlith Nelson ..... ... 72 Munk, La Rene . ...... .91 Murch, Sam ...... 196 Murdock, Allen Dale ........... .81, 9t, 201 Murdock, Dale C ........ .... .... .. .. .... ......... 91, 195 Murdock, Harvey L ............... ........ .. 175, 200 Murdock, Kent .................................... 104, 105 Murdock, Robert Glen 47, 54, 125, 200, 206 Murdock, Robert S. ............. ....... 35 Murdock, Wallace P. ............... 35, 154 Murdy, Horito Williams .... 54 Murphy, Carole ...... ... 72 Murphy, Charles Edwin ....... 23 Murphy, Stanley D. ....... .... ........ . ....... 35 Murphy, William E. ............................ 199 Murray, Reese T ......... ............................ ...... 35 Murray, Robert Blaine ............... ... ............ 211 Murray, Theodore Alexander .. ....... .... 193 Myers, Lewis W. ...................... . ...... ... 72 Myers, Norma ......... 72 Myers, Van J . .. .72

N Nagel, Donald F. ...................................... 35 Nahn, Cuida .... . ............. ......................... 91 Naisbill, Nancie J . ................ 72, 152, 181 Nakamura. Seisuka ..................... .. ...72, 145 Nakamura, Tah ......... ... ................. . ...... 91

Nalder, Lane K . ... ............... ........ 104 Nassir, Yousif ......... 35 Nebaker, Denton ... 72, 147 Nedrow, Cleon ......... ...... .... ............. 54 Neilsen, Beverly .... ......................... 174 Neilsen, George E. ...91, 194 Neilson, Grant E. ........... 72 Neilson, Walter . . ......... 238 Nelson, Alice ....... . ... 54, 176 Nelson, Allen Bryant ...................... 91, 195 Nelson, Arlo Romaic ...... .72 Nelson, Bazel Foster .. .............. 54 Nelson, Carolyn .... 72, 145 Nelson, Donna ................................ 91 Nelson, Dallas Eliason ........ 192 Nelson, Dale Lee .................................. 54, 194 Nelson, Dolma .. 54. 182 Nelson, Dennis Everet ............ 54 Nelson, Dorothy Ann ........................ 91 Nelson, Georg. R. . .... 35 Nelson, Jack Darwin 54 Nelson, Joyce ... ........................... 72 Nelson, Keith J . __ ........ ........ __ 19~ Nelson, Kerry D . .. __ .. __ .. __ .54 Nelsen, Louise __ ........ __ ... __ .... .. ... __ 72, 145 Nelson, Marj orie ............. 91 Nelson, Marget Josephine __ 91, 179 Nelson, Mervin William ...... __ 104, 105 Nelson, Miquelle R. .. __ .. ______ 54 Nelson, Milton P. __ 36, 91, 192 Nelson, Myra ................ __ .. ____ ............. __ ..... 91 Nelson, Ralph E. ________ ...... ..... .. 54 Nelson, Rex ......... 91 Nelson, Richard Dean .. 36 Nelson, Richard Dean .. 36 Nelson, Roberta Sylvia ...... ____ ...... __ . __ ..... 91 Nelson, Roll P . __ .. __ .. .. . 175, 192 Neser, Paul .. ____ .. __ .. ______ ...... .. .. __ .92 Neville, Dee Jay ........ ____ .. ____ .......... __ 72 Newcomb, David Bacon __ .... .91 Niakama, Aballazl .... ................ .. __ .. ..73 Nicholls, Marell Bud __ 54 Nichols, Carrol C. __ ...... __ .. __ .. __ .... . ... 73. 195 Nichols, Dell Stewart .. 54. 194 Nichols, Jaye Lytell ... .. ........ 36 Nichols, Murry C . __ ... .. .. ..... 73 Niederhauser, Carol Lou __ 91 Niederhouser, Kathryn Ann ____ ....... __ ..... 91 Nieley, Cheryl ____________ __ __ 91 Nielson, Arlan Kent __ . __ .92 Nielsen, Belly Lou __ .. ____ 73, 183 Nielsen, Clair ...... __ .73 Nielsen, Dan S. .. __ .. __ .54, 200 Nielson, Dona Faye . .. .... __ .54 Nielsen, Donna Ruth ____ 36, 182 Nielsen, Doreen ... _._ .. 36 Nielson, Fletcher __ .91 Nielsen, Flora Lundah ______ .91 Nielson, George Anthony __ .. __ .... __ .. __ .73 Nielsen, Glade B. __ . .. ____ .36 Nielsen, Gladys nn __ .. __ .. __ .. __ .36 Nielsen, Helen D . __ .. __ .... ____ 36 Nielsen, Jacquelyn ______ 91, 179 Nielson, Jean ... .......... 55, 180 Nielson, John H. __ .. ________________ . __ .55 Nielson, Joyce ______ . __________________ .__ .. __ .91, 185 Nielsen, LuDean ____ . ______________________ 54 Nielsen, Lynn .... 208, 209 Nielsen, Mary Carol .. __ .. ______ 92 Nielsen, Mayo H. __ . .. __________ .. __ ........ __ 91 Nielsen, Mervin ... 36 Nielsen, Nina Gayle ... 73 Nielson, Ramona ...... 55 Nielson, Rex F. ____ ... 23 Nielsen, Richard Edward ________ 36 Nielson, Robert A. ____ .. __ .. __ ......... __ 55 Nielson, Wesley __________ 192 Nill, John Sterry . ____ .. ______ .. ____ . ..73, 196 Nilson, Major A . . ____________________ __ __ .. ____ 36 Nish. Oril Dethoel ____ __ 92 __ . __ 177 N aBek, Laieve .. ______ 73 Nolton. Edward Jacobson __ ... 73. 183 Nord. Carol E. .. __ .193 Nord. Daryl James .. __ .73. 195 Nord. Lewis Vernal ____ 191 Norris, Norman B. .. ____ __ 92 Nowell. Dorothy Lou __ ... __ .. __ .. ______ .92, 201 NUlli:1g. Ehard Forrest .

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Lester Phill ...... __ .. __ .73 Ernest ... __ .. ________ .. __________ .. ____ . ______ .. 73 Lorna .. ____ .. __ 184 Ross Odell ____________________ ... 73. 191

o Oberly. Gene H. .. ____ ........ 36 Oborn. Keith Melvin .. ____ 73 Ockey. Delene E . .. __ ..... __ .. __ .. ____ __. 55. 183 O ·Connell. Charles J . __________________ ... __ 92. 201 Odd. Wallace S . ... ____ .. __ .. __ .. __ . __ ..... __ .. __ . __ ..... 55 Odekirk. Carl J. . __ .. __ .. __ .. __ 92 Okelberry. Colleen .. ______ .... __ .92, 183 Oldroyd. Glen C. ... ______ .... __ ... 55 Olmsted. James P . __ .. ____ ...... __ . __ .. __ .55 Olsen, B!aina ...................... ....... .73, 92 Olsen. Daniel Ward __ .. __ .. __ .. __ .36 Olsen. Don H . ____ ... 92 Olsen. Farrel J . . __ 73 Olsen. Gilbert T. .. .. ______ 35 Olsen, Karin ... __ .. __ .. __ .. __ .. ____ .... __ .......... __ .. __ .73 Olsen. Kerry L. .. ____ .... ________ ..... ______ ..... ______ 92 Olsen. Mary Lou ........... 55. 152. 181 Olsen. M ilton J . ...92 Olsen. Roy J . .. ______________ .......................... 36 Olson. Evan F. .. .. __ .. __ .. __ ... 55 Olson. Karin __ 145 Olson. Wm . .. .............................. __ ... 55 Ormond. Do rJthy L. .. ......... 73. 152. 182 Ostergord. Louise __ ... __ ... 92. 177 Oilers en. Jar! D . ____ ...... __ ........................ 55 ......... __ . __ ...... .73 Ouessenberry, Neil ... ____ .. __ ........ 73 Overson, Gene M . Over!ade, Dan C . .. 198 Oviall. Joseph L. ________ 36 Owen. Dick . __________________ .. __ . __ ...... ____ .......... 36 Oxbo"ow. Clyde B. .................... ..203

P __________ 92 Pace, George W .. Pace. Sidney ..... ____ .. __ ........ __ ...... .. ..... 195 __ .145 Pack. Eulalia .. __ .. ______ .55 Packer. Boyd K . __ .. __ .45. 73. 185 Packer, Colleen Page. Dawn Emmell ................................. 92 Painter. Robert ______ 73 Palacios, John R. ... 36 Palm·. .. C :yd . VI,.., . .. ......... 6:; ______ llO Palmer. Eldon G . Palmer. Glad ys J . .. ................... 9l .... __ .92 Palmer. H.bn ..... ....... 55 Palmer. Jay W . Palmer. Jerald .... 92 Panian. Robert E. .. __ 25. 36. 125. 200 Panter. Dale F . ................... 103. 104 ...... __ .92 Panter, Joyce ________________________ . ____ . ____ 104 Papadakis. Dean A . ...... 52 Park. Ross E. . Park. William CC. ............... 92 .. __ .. __ .55 Parker, Bonnie Parker. Chester ................. .. .55 .. ____ .92 Parker, Marie ................................ . __ ... 36 Parkey . Nina .. __ .23 Parkey. Wade .. __ 36 Parkin, Elaine __ .... ____ .55 Parrish. James G. Parson, Nor.na ...................... . 52, 181 Pa :rick. Jamas E. .. __ .198 Palle •• Roberl E. .. .... __ .... __ ...... __ .. . ______ 36 Pallerson. John . .. .......... __ 55 Peadon. Ric!.ard N. .. ...... __ .......... __ .. __ .. 55 P,earcc. han .............................. 73. 145. 185 ..... 36 Pearce , LaM-:>nt ..... __ ......... __ .36 Pearce, Ralp!. R. __ . .... __ .92 Pearson, CaToline Vv~. Pearson, Fredrick. C . ....... 92. 193 __ .73 Pearson. Jay F. .. __ 36 Pearson, Marvin W . .. ........ 92 Peart. Arnold J. ______ 92 Peay. Evva J . __ ... 73 Peck, Dean __ 78. 87. 193 Peck. Doyle L. Pedersen, Margene ............... ..... . __ .... __ ... __ .... 92 ......... __ ............ __ ... 36 Pehrson, June __ .. __ 23 Pehrson. Paul J ....... ........ ........ ............. 92 Pehrson, Robert C .

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Pendleton. Alvin F. ..36 Pendleton. Wm. R. . .. 36 Pennock. Tom .. 92 Penovich. George . .. ........................ 201 Perkins. Dorothy ................. .. 55 Perkins. Stephen James ..... 200 Perry. Arbeth R. .. ........... 92 Perry. Jack G. .. ........................... .. ... 36 Perry. Leslie R. . ....... ........... .. ............. 93 Perschon. George ...............93 Peterle. Tony J . ..... .. ............. 37 Peterman. Bernice A . .. ........ .. ... 176 Petersen. De Vaughn ... 104. 192 Peterson. George ... .............................. 92 Petersen. L. Jack .......... 197 Petersen. L. Jack ..... 197 Petersen. Paul W. . .. ... ...... ... 55 Petersen. Richard ...... 55. 201 Petersen. Willa.d Reed ............................ 191 Peterson. Arnold . .. ........... 73 Peterson. Carol J. .. ........ 93. 179 Peterson. Daryl E. .. ..... 92 Peterson. Earl Don .... 37 Peterson. Earl Lewi. ..37. 73 Peterson . Glenn H. . .. ... 93 Peterson. Gordon R. .. .... 73 Peterson. Nal Douglas ........... 74 Peterson. Harold ................................. 93 Peterson. Hal W . .. ..... 200 Peterson. Jeanne M . ...92. 185 Peterson. Joel L. .. ........ 55 Peterson. Joyce Tracy ........................ 201 Peterson . Keith E. ... 37. 56. 193 Peterson. Lucille ......... .. 56 Peterson. Miles A . ..................................... 37 Peterson. R. Ros . ............................. .. 56. 203 Peterson, Reea .............................. ............... 93 Peterson. Ray W. .. .. 56 Peterson • . Richard O. .. .... ................ 56. 193 Peterson. Richard S. .. .......................... 191 Pettingill. Clifford R. .. .......... .. 56 Petty. Ruth ................ .. 56. 178 Pett. Burton ................. 93 Phillips. Betty D. .. .... 56 Phillips. David L. .. .... ............... 56 Phillips. Boyd E. . .. ............. 74 Pickell. Mary ............. 37 Pierce. Belly .. ... .. ...... ....... 56 Pilkington. Lew ......... .. 37 Pitcher. Cleone ...... ........... 93 Pitt. Renne J . . .................... 93 Pill. Patsy L. ... .. .... 74. 145 Plalls. Jannetta ...... 37 Plowman, Dean ...... 193 Platzke. Lloyd ...... 74 Plowman, Mavis .......... 56 .. .......... 93 Plowman . Ronald D . Polidori, Ramo ....... 74. 201 Pond. Carolyn . .............. .. .. .. .. ............ 93 Pond, Patricia . .. .. ..74. 181 Pope, Lorraine .. 93. 153. 183 .74 Porter. A . La Dell ............... 37 Porter I Preston ...37 Porter. Rodney .... .. ....... 93 Potter. Thomas W . .. ............. . 56 Poulson. Golde~ J. .. ........ 203 Poulsen. Donald J. Poulsen, Norine ... .. . ....... 82. 93. 153. 183 .. .... 56. 181 Poulson. Pamela .. .. .. 56 Powell. John D .• Jr. .. .93 Powell. Lois M. .... 74 Powell . Rhea L. ... 74 Powell. Robert B. ... 195 Powers. Bud .... ... 93. 153 Powers, B. Marilyn 56 Pratt. Glenn A ..... . ... 56 Prall. John G. .. .... 74 Preator. Richard F. .93 Preefer, Melvin .... ........... .. 37 Prestwich. Beth ............. 93 Prestwich. Ronald L ..... . ... ................ .......... 56 Price. Douglas S. .. ........... 74 Price. George A. .. ..... .... ..74 Price. Jack E. ... ........ .. 37 Price. Wm . C. ... 197 Probert. Carl M . .. ......... 37 Pryor. Fred R. . ............ ..................... 56 Pugslev. Bonnie L.

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Roberts. Jeanne ....................... 74. 94. 179 Robins. DeVan . .. ......... 195 Robins. Leo M. .. ....................... 196 Robins. Ronald W . .. ............ 75 Robins. Wayne D. .. .. ......... 37 Robins. William E. .. ..... 1~ . 33 . 37. 125 Robinson, Anna ................... .. ...... 57 Robinson. Betty J . .................... .. ........ 94 Robinson. Renee .. 153. 181 Robison. Reid E. .. ... 57 Robinson, Anna Je an ...... 178 Rockwood. Nor1:'an Donald ...... 193 Roderic h. John J. .. ........... 94 Roe lof. Wayn e Lee .......... 197 Rohletter. William Cartis .57 Roja , . Erne st ............................... .57 Rom". Anna Leola ............... 37 Romney. Hal ............................................. 10 4 Romney. Ron ....... 104. 105 Roper. Margaret ........................... 94 Rose. Bruce LaMar ............... 94 Rosenvall. Dick B. .. .................... 57. 194 Ross. Thomas A . .................... .. .... ..75 Roth. Ge rald Wayne .... ....... .... .. 94 Rothwell. Lyman W . ... ............... .198 Roueff. Wayne .................... ............. ...... 75 Rowe. Berry W . .. .... 37 Royer. Theresa C . .. ...... 23 Roylance . A ~d e ll ..... .. 50. 178 Royla:l ce . Ra lp h M . .. ..... 57. 104. 105 Rucker. Fred W . ...................... .. .... 94 Rudd. Dell ....................... 75 Ruh i. Malhas A . .. ................ .38 Russell. F. Max ................... 37. 198 Ru •• on. Arlana L. .. ........... 37 Rust. Clyde C. . .. ....... 57 Ryan. Patricia Ann . .. ............ 94 Ryan. Ted H . .. ......... ...... 94 Ryan William Russell ... 27. 125. 175. 192 Rytting. Bonni . .. ......... 7a. 86. 94. 153. 183 S Sabin. Wallace D . .. .... 38 Sachak. T. G . ... 38 Saffa:i. Mahmoud ...... 94 Sahr. Lois Theresa ........ 94 Samii, Hormaz . ................ ................ .... 57 Sandberg. James C . .. .............. ..... .... ...... 57 Sandberg. John Cecil .... 94. 95 Sanddal. Ch adotte .. ..................... .. ........ 23 Sander!on . Willia:n Hen !y .... .. 75 Sandretto. Raynol d ............................... ...... 38 Sanf ord. Doro thy .............. ...... 38. 184 .)a ,-: ;orci.

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Saxton. Mary Lou ................. 38 Sawyer. Ralph ............ 75 Saxton. Leslie Richard .................... .. ..... 57 Sayeo. Badshab ...... 53 Schaffer. Gay ...... .94 Schank. Rose Marie .. . 19. 46. 57. 184 Schart. Chesley ..... 200 Schaub. Karma ..................... 75. 179 Schaub, Moron i ................................. 104. 163 Scheib. Barbara ...... 94 Schena, Carmella ...... ......... 94 Schenk. Edward P. ......... 198. 207. 209 Schick. Ruth ... ,................... 94 Schick. Alic3 ... 75 Schmidtlein. Donald W . .. ........ 94 Schnider. Max ..... .7~ Schofield . Yv ,n:le .......... 57. 185 Scholz. Melvill e F. ........ 75 Schow. John ....... 75 Schow, John ................... . .... 192 Schuaneveldt. Wesley ........... 38 Schroeder. Frank ............. 75. \45 Scott. Shirley .......................... 94 Scott. Veramae .................. 38 Scott. Walter R. .....................57 Schwartz, Ross Schwendeman, Andra ........ ................. ......... 57 .............. 57 Searle, Andrew ... _ ................ 94 Seamons. Delbert J~psen

Seamons. Dick C ......................................... 1l0 Sedgwick. Dora .................................... 95. 183 Sedgwick. Lois ............................... ............... 38 Seeley. Dean H . ............................................ 95 Seeley. Leith M . ................. ............... 95 Seely. Norman Richard ... ........... .. 95 Seiffert. Waller L. ..... . ..... ........... 57 Selman. Orrin M . ....... 38 Sellzer. Lloyd M. ......... .............. 191 Sergro. Alvarez ... ...................... ......... 38 Session. Phil ....... .... ........ . Sevy. Laine E. .. ........... 38. 19 1 Shafer. Lucille ........ ......... 75 Shabby. Mehdy A . ........ ........ 57 Sharp. Lawrence ... .. .............. 200 Shaudhri. S. B. ......... ............ ... .... 24 Shaw. Allred Dean ................... .... . ... :.7 Shaw. Marian '" ....... .......... ..57. 179 Shawyer. Kenneth ....... .... ......... ...... 95 ; 195 Shelley. Merlin R. ....... .... .... .. . .. ... 110 Shepherd. William G. .... ........... .... .... 203 Shields. Anna .... ....... ..... ..95 Showell. Jeanine ...... ... .. ....... 19. 75. 152. 183 ShOaled. Verona .............. .............................. 95 Shield berg. Marilyn ........ 57 Shumway. Jolene ..... ... ..95 Siddoway. Carole ........ 38 Siddoway. Geraldine ................ ............... 95 Siddoway. Joyce ... .... . . .......... 95. 185 Siddoway. Pauline ....... .... ... ... .... 181 Sigler. Mildred A . ......... .... ............. 176 Sigler. George H. ............ ........ .. ... 38 Simard. Marjorie _......... ... ... 38 Simard . Victor L. ........... . ........ ... .38 Simmons. John L. .............. . ...... .................. 196 Simmons. Nedra ................................. .......... 95 Simmons. Nordith .. ....... ....... ......................... 95 Simmons. Lee Adelbert .............. ....... .......... 75 Simons. Marr D ............................................... 38 Simper. James T ............................................. 58 Simpson. Keith B. .......... ..................... .... ..38 Simpson. Jean L. ................... ........... 174. 178 Simpson. Phyllis E. . .................. ...... ............. 95 Sjabolm. Paul L. . ............. ........................ ..... 58 Skanchy. Elma Avondet ............................ 178 Skanchy. Rex K ............................. 84. 95. 193 Skanchy. Robert ............ ... .......... ... 75. 95. 193 Skeem. Norma ............................. ................... 58 Skeen. Ellison R. . ......................... .................. 38 Skidmore. Wm. James ........... ... .................... 75 Skolmoski. Thaddius N ............ .... ....... ......... 38 Slater. Jane A ............... ................. ................. 58 Siotinck. Jules Burton ..... .... .. ..... ... . .. ........... 95 Smirch. Bernard James ...................... 75. 202 Smith. A . John ..... .... ............ ........ ... ......... ..... 75 Smith. Clifford Wayne ... ...... .. .. ........... 75. 195 Smith. Dean ................... ............................ .......95 Smith. D . Alden .............. ................. . ..... 38 Smith. Deanne .. .................................... 38. 180 Smith. Delbert ......... ..... .................................. 38 Smith. Genie .......................... ....... .... ............. 183 Smith. Geraldine ....................... .......... .... .. ... 176 Smith. Jack ... ......... ... .. ...............................• .... 58 Smith. Hollis D . . ..... ...................... .................. 95 Smith. James ....... .... ......................................... 75 Smith. Jerry .... ....... .. ...... .. .......... .... ................... 75 Smith. Joan ..... .................................... ..... 58. 95 Smith. John Andrew ............... ........ 58. 202 Smith. 10hn .. .... ......... .......... ... 95 Smith. L. Jay ............................... ..................... 38 Smith. Lenard D ....................................... ... . Smith. Maurice ... ..... ....................... .. ............. 104 Smith. Marian ..................... ........... 38. 124. 180 Smith. Mark ............... ....... ...... .... ..200 Smith. Nola ................................................... 95 Smith. Norman ............................. ................. 192 Smith. Patricia ............ ... .. ....................... ....... .38 Smith. Rex Lanel .......................................... 95 Smith. Russell D . .................. .... .................. 152 Smith. Sylvia ...................... .................. 152. 178 Smith. V. Joan ..... .... .. ................. 95. 153. 179 Smith. Wendell .................................... 104. 200 Smoot. Stanley ................. ............................. 193 Snow. Barabar ........ ............. ........................... 58 Snyder. L. Jayne .................. ..... ........... 75. 183 Somell. JOleph Lester ...................... ............ 39 Sondrup. Owen A . ................................. ....... 75

Sorenson. Allen Henry ........... ........ ............. 38 Sorenson, Byron ............... __ .... _.... __ .58 Sorensen. Dewill Dyal .. .. ............. 58 Sorenson, Earl ..... ...... 2. Sorensen . Hoyle ....................... 38. 200 Sorensen. Jack ............ 201 Sorensen, Maurice .......... ......................... 95 Sore nsen, No rma Lee ... .......... 38 Sorensen. Paul B. ..... ..... .... ....... 39 Sorensen, Robert .194 So renson, Lois Fryer .26, 38 , 124, 182 So re nson. Kurt . ............... 75 Sorenson. Newell ..... 102. 104. 192 Sorenson. Nile A. ......... 58 Sorenson. Va Loy ........ 58. 152. 178 . 211 So uth . Ra leigh ............ 58 Spackman. Wayne C . ...... 75 Sparks. David C . .......... 95 Speed. Joyce .... 58 Spencer. Janic e .......... 42. 54. 174. 176. 189 Spe ncer. John C .• J r . . .. 39. 58 Spencer. Marie ... 95 Spendlove. Armond Dahl ........... 5a Spicer. Kathleen ........... 39. 176 Spilliman. Delvan ..... .75. 194 Springer. Clara V. . .. 39 Squire . Robe rt W illiam . 9~ Stalker. Lucy ..................... ............. 39 Stanbach. Howard Edgar ......... . .... 197 Stanger. Elaine . . .......... 58. 145 . 181 Stanley. Neldon ..................... 58 Stanton. Gloyd . ... 95 Steffen. Paul ................. . .......... ... 58 Steffensen. Jed Elmo . ..... 58. 194 Steinhilber. Wallace F. ...................... 197 Stem bridges. Elden F. .......... . .................... .75 Stephens. Frank D. ......... . ..... ...... 39 Stephens. Shirley L. .... ............. 39. 184 Stephens. Ramona V . ...........95. 153. 183 Stephenlon. Thomas A . . ......................... .... 58 Stevens. Gayla ...... ................ ........... .... ........... 96 Stevens. Marva G ................................. 75. 145 Stevenson. Patricia ..... ................... ........... 75 Stevenson. Sharman R. .......,.69. 75. 194 Stewart. Coy E. ................................. ............ 58 Stewart; Joan ............... ......... 45. 179 Stewart. Joan ... ...... ........................ ...... _....... 76 Slickler. Bert P. ...... 39 Stempson. Clyde J . ... . .. ... ................ .58 Slimasan. Clyde. Jr . . ......... ................ .. .. 58 Stock. Ted G . . .96 Stoddard. Dan Warren ... 39 Stohl. Rita ....... ..... 95. 181 Stoker. Nedra ...... ... .... ..... 96. 185 Stone. Gwen ....... 96 Stone. Reed L. ............. ........ ........ ...... 39 Stone. Harvey L. ... ...... ........ . ... ..201. 208. 209 Stoneberg . Marvin ...... .............. 58. 194 Stoot. Frank S. . .... ..96 Stoot. Helen S. ............................. ..... 58 Stoll. George ........ 96. 195 Stringham. Dean .. .......... 104. 108. 192 Stringham. Glen E. . .... 96 Stringham. Thad J . . .. 96 Stromberg. Mavis ...... .... ..96 Struthers. Cleda M. .................. 96 Struthers. Robe rt E. .......... 39. 154 Stuart. Ronald ..................... 96 Stuart. Daniel D. ... ........ 76 Stucki. Betly J . .................. .... ...........96 Sudweelts. Calvin ............ 58 Sudweeks. Virginia ...... 58 Sullivan. Shirley O . ........ .39. 176 Summers . Arthur B. ........ 96. 191 Sumsion, Teresa .... ............... .sa Surerus. Mildred ................... 76 Surrall. Harold L. .... . .......... 76 Sullon. John F. ........... 96. 194 Sullon. Stanley W . ... ........................... .. ..... 76 Swan. Norma D. ...................... 96 Swensen. Dwayne M . ................................... 39 Swenson. Dale L. ............................................ 39 Swensen. Shirley .......................................... 96 Swenson. Jenne .. ................... ......................... 58 Swenlon. Rita ........... :.................................... 96 Sw.. nlon. Margaret J ......................... 236. 1139 Swilher. Robert K . .............. ..................... ..... 58

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Trimble, Jeanne .. ........................ .........76, 183 Tripp, Richard Denzil .. ............... 59 Tripp, Rodney Blaine ............... 201 Trollner, Benjamin ......................................... 76 True, Diane .............................. ............. 76, 145 Tueller, Frank Eugene .... 59, 198 Turley, Jay F. .................. 40 Turner, Belly Lee ..... .40 Turner, Beverly J. .............. 178 Turner, Claude J. ........ 202 Turner, Dan ............ . ........ ..7 6 Turner, Donald C. . . .............. 97 Turner, Maurine ............ 179 Turner, Eyre ......... 97 Turnidge, Ray .40 Twede, Kenneth V . .. 59 Twede, Lamar . .97 Tweedie, Charlene ........ 22, 35, 40, 124, 184 Twitchell, Robe'rt M . ...... ... 40, 202 Twitchell, La Forrest . .. .... 97

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W Wade, Carol ................. 97 Waddoups, Verl .... .. ...... ...... 59 Waddoups, H, Marr .................... 40 Wade, Wanda ............ .. .................... 59 Wadsworth, Harold W. ............... ...... 97 Wainwright, John W. .......... ........... .. .. .. 97 Wainwright, Kathleen .... .. ..... 97 Waite, Cecil E. ..... .. ............................... 59 Waite, Joan ..... ..97 Walker, John .............77 Walkers, Robert D. .. .......... 59 Walker, Robert E. . .. ... 77 Walku, Rene .. .. ....97 Wall, Edward M. ..40 Wall, Ivon R. .. ...... 77 Wallace, John .. .. ...59 Wallace, John W . .. ................. 199 Wallace, Lora .... .. .. ...... .. ....... .. ...97 Wallgren, Marian .... 40 Wallgren, Rex. ...40 Wallis, Carl R . .......................................... ... 40 Wangsgard, Ron . .. .......... 77 Wangsgard, Cloyd E. .. ...40, 125, 194 Wangsgard, Donna R. . .. ................ .. ..... 40 Wankier, Lee A . ...97 Wankier, Maynard C. .. ... 40 War by, Paul W. .. ....... ...40 Ward, Agnus Lorin ......... 59 Ward, Bonnie R. ..... .. ....... 97 Ward, Darrell N. .. ............. 40 Ward, Howard L. ...77 Ward, James M. ...40 Ward, Marjean ... 97, 181 Wardle, Clyde C. . ........................ .. .... ... 40 Wareing, Douglas .......................... ...77 Wareing, Colleen .. .... .. .......... 40 Wareing, LaVere ............. .. ....... .40 Warner, Dick .......... .... ....... .. ...... 193 Warner, Kennneth A. .. ........ 98 Warnike, Carol J, ............ .. .... 98, 153

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Williams, Ora McKinley ........................... 185 Williams, Roy Dee .... 60 Williams, Garth .................................... 77 Williamson, Dale F. .. ............................... 98 Williamson, Harvey Jay ... .. .... 98 Willie, Vera Diana ........ ...98 Willis, Mary Louise ....... 77 Willis, Kearl ........... .41 Wilson, Brice N . ..60, 201 Wilson, Deloy G . .. .... .. .. .. ...98 Wilson, Keith ............... 201 Wilson, Suzanna L............. _____ ................. __ 98

Winget, Pauline ........ ............. .77, 185 Viing3t, Ruth Vi rginia .. 41, 174, 184 Winn, Edith R. .. .................................... 77 Winn, William L. .. ............. 60 Winter, Leslie Ben .............. 98 Winston, James D . ..................................... 77 Wise , Norma Jean ........................... 153, 185 Wiser,

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Grant Budge ... 41 Wolf, Mildred Ann .......... 60 Wolfley, A . Darwin ...... .. ...... 60 Wolfley, Gerald W. ...... .. .. ...98 Wood, Alonzo Gilbert ................ 98 Wood, Carvel W ....................... 60, 125, 195 Wood, Edwin L3e ............ .. ..41 Wood, John Robert ........... 77 Wood, Lawrence Earl ... 154, 199 Wood, Theron Mc Kee .. ........ .................... 98 Woodbury, Charles Eugene ................ 60 Woodbury, Leland Vernon ..... .. ..... 98 Woodbury, Murl C . .. ..... 61 Woodbury, Rulon D. .. ........... 41 Woodland, Clifford P. .. ............... 77, 195 Woodland, Marlin P ........ 61, 175, 194, 300 Woodruff, Dave ..................... .. ....... 98 Woods, John Thomas .............. 98, 199 Woodward, Val W. .. .. .41 Woodward, Zeima Kunz .... .41 Wooley, Gaylia Kay .. ... 98 Worllon, J. Frank ...................... 61 Worthington, Keith Neldon ........................ 77 Wright, Barbara .............. .. ............. 61 Wright, David Lane ............................ 104, 108 Wright, Edward Michael ............................ 175 Wright, Glen J . .................................. 61 Wright, Kenneth Dean .................................. 61 Wright, Nina ................... .. ...... .. ................. ......61 Wright, Patricia ................................... 98, 181 Wright, Ronald Wayne .......77, 147 Wright, Rula .... ..... 98, 185 Wright, ¥oung Edward ...................... 196 Wrigley, Don .................. 98 Wyche, Jewell Stanton ...... 98 Wyman, Chas. .. .. .. ...........61

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