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Geraldine Broadhead ... Editor Robert Wood ... Editor Marcia Phillips ... Associate Editor Brent Larsen . . . Business Manager Roy Erickson ... Advertising Manager Ann Howard ... Copy Editor Dallas Larsen ... Photographer H. Reuben Reynolds ... Advisor

AN EXPANDING INSTITUTION

TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration .... .... 8 Athletics ........ 57 Activities ..... . .. 84 Greeks . ....... l02 Organization~

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Classes ........ 220

ADMINISTRATION

BOA RD OF TRUSTEES Alma Sonne Chairman

Left to Right, First Row: David W. Evans, R. J. Potter, Fern B. Ercanbrack (vice chairman), Alma Sonne (chairman), Lamont F . Toronto, and Henry R. Hurren . Second Row: L. Mark Neuberger (secretary to the board) Sid H. Eliason, Sr., Phillip A. Bullen, Joseph E. Whitesides, N. D . Salisbury, Newell V. Sanders, and Reed W. Farnsworth. Missing: Mrs. Eve S. Ashton, Mr. Ralph S. Blackham.

The wisdom reflected in the policies and decisions made by the Board of Trustees is indicative of the quality of its membership. The men and women of The Board each have outstanding, individual, leadership characteristics, and they join together in formulating the governing policies for our University.

President Daryl Chase is constantly working for the betterment of Utah State University, Known as a congenial man, his decisions are preceded by careful forethought and wise planning, Although his many adminish'ative duties occupy most of his time, President Chase, nevertheless, maintains an active interest in student affairs and is always willing to help in any way possible,

MILTON R. MERRILL VICE PRESIDENT

Milton R. Merrill is Academic Vice President of Utah State University. Dignity of character and strength of decision revealed through the quiet, yet firm manner of this man make him an irreplaceable part of this great institution.

DEAN L. MARK NEUBERGER

Under the careful guidance of Dean Neuberger, all records of the University are kept accurately up-to-date and are made available for student use. Though not often found in the spotlight, his position is one of utmost importance to both students and University personnel.

DEE A. BROADBENT VICE PRESIDENT

Directing the financial affairs of Utah State University is Dee Broadbent. The responsibility of managing the finances of a growing university is great, and under the capable leadership of Mr. Broadbent this task is in dependable hands.

DEAN J. ELLIOT CAMERON

J. Elliot Cameron, as

Dean of Students, occupies one of the most demanding administrative positions. His foremost desire is to serve Utah State University, and he does this in a manner few men could.

DEAN LEAH DUNFORD Warm and wonderful are two of the best words to describe our vivacious Dean of Women. In spite of the many problems which daily confront her, she still manages to have a ready smile and show her concern for those who seek her counseling and guidance.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

J. R. Allred University Editor Francis Baugh Purchasing Agent LeRoy Blaser Director, Information Services Sylvan Erickson Controller

Carl Frischknecht Director, Extension Services Vaughn Hansen Director, Engineering Experiment Station H. B. Hunsaker Director of Athletics Gene Jacobsen Director of Summer School Alan Matheson Assistant to the President William Skidmore Coordinator of Student Housing Evan Stevenson Coordinator of Student Activities; Manager of Utah State University Union D. Wynne Thome Director, University Research and Agriculture Experiment Station

Harold M. Wadsworth Superintendent, Plant Operations

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE

Dean William Bennett

The College of Agriculture is one of the oldest colleges in our university. Working in conjunction with the extension service and the experimental station, it helps provide both graduate and undergraduate students with practical work experience. In recent years there has been an increased emphasis on Agriculture; this has caused a rapid expansion, and additional experimental farms and specialized courses have been added to meet these needs.

Dean Robert P. Collier

The College of Business and Social Sciences has as its primary aim, the preparation of its students to meet and master the demands placed upon them by the world of business and politics. In our system of government, in order to survive and grow, dynamic, imaginative leadership is necessary. The College of Business and Social Sciences provides the kind of education that is both practical and realistic, thus fitting men and women for an active part in the business world. Along with the rest of our university, this College is growing to meet the demands placed upon it and to fulfill its aim in preparing future leaders for this nation.

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Dean John C. Carlisle

EDUCATION

The principle aim of the College of Education is to prepare teachers, administrators, supervisors and other professional personnel for the public schools. In addition to offering majors and minors, each department offers courses contributing to general education and courses designed to supplement the major work of the other departments in the University. Recent demands for trained personnel in the teaching field have put an additional burden on the College of Education; but this college, as well as the University itself, is growing to meet the demands placed upon it.

ENGINEERING With an ever-increasing population and in an ever-expanding world, the field of engineering is one in which the demand for engineers will always be greater than the number prepared to fill the positions offered. The expansion of this college is evidenced by the erection of a beautiful new engineering building, situated on the east end of the campus. The ideals of this college include the fundamental, technical education necessary for professional engineering work of the highest grade, and the assurance of those physical, intellectual, moral and social qualities essential to high professional achievement.

Dean Dean F. Peterson

FORESTRY, RANGE AND VVILDLIFE MANAGEMENT The College of Forestry at Utah State University is recognized throughout the nation as one of the best. Headed by Dean Floyd, a capable staff constantly is striving to assist the students. The title of the college itself gives an indication of the variety of courses covered in this field. The Forestry offices are located in the new Forestry-Biological Sciences building, east of the SUB. This new edifice is undergoing a face lifting; as a mosaic tile mural is being constructed, representing the various phases of forestry, range and wildlife.

Dean J. Whitney Floyd

FAMILY LIFE

The college of Family Life provides a well-rounded educational program, emphasizing human relationships as well as theory and skills of homemaking. The major purpose, as outlined by this college, is to prepare students for more effective living in the home and community and for a professional career in the area of their choice. Dean Snow is a new addition to the college this year and heads a capable staff. There is a wide range of study offered, including courses in clothing and textiles, child development, food and nutrition, and household administration. Added emphasis on the importance of the home in this modern day and age is a major idea in this college.

HUMANITIES AND ARTS Formerly known as the College of Humanities and Sciences, the new titled College of Humanities and Arts has had the largest number of students enrolled in any single college. It is the goal of this newly formed school to provide a strong liberal education. This always has and always will be one of the chief goals of the land grant university. According to Dean Culmsee, "The idea of making the mind and spirit strong is fundamental to everything we do."

GRADUATE STUDIES Always keeping the goals of high er and more complete learning before them, the School of Graduate Studies is offering to the University student a better qnd continued education. Admission into this college is not automatic. Students seeking entrance must make proper application, have a fairly high grade point average, and present a Bachelor of Science degree, or have satisfactorily completed the work necessary to receive a diploma. Any student who plans, in the future, to go into graduate studies should make early preparations and know what is required of him so that when the time comes, the ground work will already have been laid.

Dean J. Stewart Williams

SCIENCE

The continuous growth of the University is exemplified by the addition of a new college called the College of Science, which will come into official being sometime in July. This college will have departments covering such fields as bacteriology, applied statistics and computer science. Chemistry, mathematics, physics, zoology, botany, pre-medicine, and pre-dental courses will also be offered. The addition of this new college will alleviate some of the pressures placed upon the formerly known College of Humanities and Sciences and will offer a more specialized course of study to students interested in the aforementioned fields.

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Tim Healy ASUSU President

Suzy Thomas Baird ASUSU First Vice-president

Clare Jones ASUSU Second Vice-president

Ann Pocock ASUSU Secretary

Roger Dutson ASUSU Business Manager

STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Headed by Tim Healy, the 1962 ASUSU officers presented a program that revised student government in many areas. Working with the Senate, the executive council was constantly thinking of the desires and needs of the entire student body.

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STUDENT SENATE Penny Hafen Mehdi Heravi Judy Hughes Jerry Jensen Wally Johnson

Jim Koons Jerry Peterson Jed Pitcher Lee Roderick Mary Lea Stoddard

Dick Thomas Max Turley Sharon Wardle

Ron Anderson Ken Anderton Bozorg Bahrani Mary Ann Bullen Cal Carman

Clare Jones Chairman, Union Activity Board Mary Ann Adams Gallery Mildred Cragun Music

Ruth Griffin Secretary, Union Activity Board Myrna Harmer Dance Susan Hull Hospitality

Evan Stevenson Manager, Utah State Union Coordinator, Student Activities

Ron Huntzinger Chairman, Union Board

Marilyn Pollard Union Policy Board

Floyd Burnett Union Policy Board

Linda King Concert Larry Macfarland Publicity

Judy Ostvig Special Events Mike Richards Movies

Ken Young Games

Reid Stewart Program Coordinator

Jack Nixon Assistant Coordinator, Student Activities

Under the student direction of the Second Vice President of ASUSU and the Union Staff guidance of Evan Stevenson and Reid Stewart, the Union Activity Board meets regularly to plan and stage the activities sponsored by the Utah State Union. The Utah State Union is the center of all campus activity, and the Union Activity Board includes committees such as the Dance, Gallery, Concert, Publicity, Movie, Games and Special Events.

UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD AND COMMITTEES

GALLERY COMMITTEE Left to Right: Ca rylyn T aylor, Charo llotte Baur, Pa ul ette Preston, Peggy Palmer, Judy Packh am. Seated: An ne tte Huber, Bruce Cromp ton, LaRee Roundy, and ancy Adams. Absent: Ga ry Steed , MaryAnn Adams, Lynn Gottfredson, Connie Rusick, and ~l a rth a Clare Horsely.

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COMMITTEE Left to Ri ght : \I ike Ri chards , Pa t Fish , Jud)' Olsen, Barbara Sylvester.

DANCE COMMITTEE Left to Right: Wa llace Smith, Patty Plant, Sand ra Healy, ~l a ril yn Spencer, Linda Spencer, and Doug Jon es.

CONCERT COMMITTEE Left to Right: Eleen Collins, Robert Fros t, Gaynol Peay, Judy Nelson, ~l yo m a ~Ioultri e , Sandi W ebster, Tamera ~l eek , Brenda Whitney. Seated: Ann ette Backlund.

GAMES COMMITTEE Left to Right: Les ter Tueller, Jan Cromar, Pat ~l a tthe ws, Peggya nne Pettit, D ennis Gordon. Seated: ~l e hdi H eravi, Sally .Sams, Ken Young. Absent: Sarah Hurst, Judy Lam bert, Kay Thompson, and ~like Clark.

SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE Left to Right: Jerry Biddulph, Ri chard Jensen, Susan Bergeson, Shawnee Robinson, AI Swinya rd , and Earle A. Smith . Seated: Beth Checketts, Anita ~l axw e ll , Sylvia Yardley, Linoa Duffin, and Judy Ostvig.

HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE - Left to Right, First Row: Janet Dixon, Vicki Hansen, Glen Olson, Tyra Bingham, Averil Sonson. Second Row: Kaaren Hansen, Gayle Hansen, Susan Hull, Chairman; June Ann Budge, Jane Olsen.

Committees such as these pictured above contribute greatly to the progress of the Student Union Building in providing activities for all students.

PUBLICITY COMMITTEE - Left to Right, First Row: Ruth Yamasaki, V. L. McDaniels, Diana Nelson, Vee Ann Draper, Boyd Whitesides, Carolyn Rampton. Second Row: Julie Haramoto, Claudis Hancey, Karen Morf, Larry MacFarlane, Chairman; Bonnie Talty, Margaret Rogers, Jean Vacher.

MUSIC COMMITTEE - Left to Right: Bonnie Wiltshire, Sharon Gardner, Linda Hoggan, Kathy Howard, Sandra Graff, Craig Christensen, Kent Colton, Blanch Yardley, Karen White, Marilyn Harrison, Edith Duersch, Clydene Green. Center: Mildred Cragun, Chairman.

Joe E. Whitesides President

Joseph Cowley Past-President

Bob Harrison Executive Committee

W. Eugene Hansen Executive Committee

ALUMNI

A fairly recent addition to Utah State University is a more extensive and complete Alumni Association. Headed by Swede Larsen, this organization sponsors such events on campus as Homecoming Week. The rapid growth of our school yearly increases the importance of the Alumni Association which, like the rest of the University, is experiencing a tremendous growth. 29

ASSOCIATED VVOMEN STUDENTS

Nancy Adams D iane Beutler Beth Bullock Pamela Colton Bonnie Davies

Patricia Fish vVendy Francom Kathleen Hansen Sarah Hurst Louise Kerr

Janet Lemon Fereshteh Mahmoudi Jeanne IVlessinger Diana Nelson Judy Nelson

Jacqueline Pazell Patricia Plant Ann Pocock Peggy Preston Lynda Puzey

Judy Hughes President

CQ-ORGS

Dick Thomas President

Richard Cahoon Vice-President

Co-Orgs, the Coordinated Organizations of USU, include all student organizations on campus that have met the standards and requirements of the University Administration and the student government. On campus there aramore than eight organizations available to students for membership and participation. Each student is encouraged to become acquainted with these groups and to join one or more or them. These organizations are of six basic types: religious, regional and geographical, social, service, honorary, and professional and departmental.

Robert Frost Secretary

Lorraine Kowallis Treasurer

Judy Thompson Publicity Director

Dick Gordon Chairman of Councils

ELECTIONS COMMITTEE

The Elections Committee, a standing committee of the Associated Student Senate, has as its responsiblilty the organization and supervision of campus elections. Presently class officer elections, and student body elections come under its' jurisdiction. Approval of the newly proposed constitution will increase the responsibilities to include all major student body elections. The services of the committee are available to any campus organization upon request and approval of the Executive council. The past year was a busy one. An enthusiastic committee plus the invaluable aid of the Spur and Circle K clubs resulted in a successful year. The cooperation of the administration permitted maximum efficiency throughout all phases of the campus elections.

Working under the supervision of the committee, the SPURS are an essential part of the Elections.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS - Left to Right, First Row: Joy Seiter, Marianne Sharp, Nancy Gisseman, and Pat Ghalager. Second Row: Wally Johnson, Medi Heravi, Sharon Warde!, David Wood, and Jim Koons, Chairman .

PUBLICATIONS

Veneta Nielsen

H. Reuben Reynolds

J. R. Allred

Jed Pitcher

Lee Roderick

Geri Broadhead

Brent Larsen

Brent Keetch

Richard Abel

I Bob Olson

PUBLICATIONS COUNCIL

Left to Right: Bob Olson, Leroy Searle, Brent Keetch, Moyle Q. Rice, Jed Pitcher, Brent Larsen, Donna Higgins, and Veneta Neilson. Missing: H. R. Reynolds, John Stewart, and Geri Broadhead.

BUZZER The Buzzer, an annual publication with a budget of $27,500.00, was a serious concern of the Student Senate this year. It's delay in getting started, missed deadlines and change in staH complicated the production of this book. With the devotion of some of the staff members this book was completed in spite of all the difficulties involved. Much credit should be given to Wheelwright Lithography Company, who published the book, for their complete cooperation in compensating for all of the late deadlines, and also to H. Reuben Reynolds for his help as an advisor.

Ged Broadhead Editor

Brent Larsen Business Manager

Marcy Phillips Associate Editor

Bob Wood Editor Marcy Phillips Associate Editor

Pearl Mathews Organizations Roberta Richardson Greeks

Susan Daniels Organizations Marian Linford Index and Classes

Cliff Cahoon Sports Lawrence Rigby Sports Marilyn Clegg Activities

Kathy Howard Typist Ann Howard Copy Editor

Brent Larsen Business Manager

Jane Olsen Secretary

Roy Ericksen Advertising

BUSINESS STAFF

PHOTOGRAPHERS Dallas Larsen H ead Photographer

John Leatham Photographer

Steve Petrick Photographer

Donna Higgins Editor-in-Chief

Robert Olson Business Manager

STUDENT LIFE The newspaper is the main line of communication on most campuses, and Student Life is no exception. Tuesdays and Fridays are eagerly anticipated by the faithful followers of "Little Man on Campus," "The Leeway," and of course, the controversial letters to the Editor. Much credit is due to the hard-working members of this newspaper staff.

Donna Higgins Lee Roderick

Robert Olson

Jim Robinson

CeCe Harrison But it's this way in the dictionary!

Susan Bennett

Jeanne Higbee Harry Markos

My copy comes in Braille. Mike Clark Melvin Barrus

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At the Printers.

There must be a better way to earn a living.

Last minute changes.

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CRUCIBLE

Crucible is the student's literary contribution to USU. This magazine, published twice annually, is a compilation of the campus' best creative prose and poetry. Under the editorship of Brent Keetch, the publication of this book is eagerly anticipated by its wide number of readers.

Brent Keetch Editor

Richard Abel Departmental Editor

Leroy Searle Departmental Editor

Melvin Luthy

Ken Anderton

Sue Gardener

BLUEBOOK AND DIRECTORY This year's Blue Book is a combination of two publications, the Student Directory, and the old Blue Book. Under the editorship of Mel Luthy, the book was compiled; and it is rumored that one or two of them can be found in every apartment, office, and wherever Aggies use a phone.

PERFORMERS

This is hardly the time for a Crap game, William!

As its annual childrens play, Utah State University Theater presented William Tell. This play went on an extended tour, and was warmly received wherever it was presented.

No, I didn't chop down the Cherry tree.

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall.

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No, I don't have your Fuzzy Bunny color book.

As a matter of fact, I do like Freud.

".... and we'll con tinue to picket until we have a 40 hour week.

Taxi!

THE PRODIGAL With particular emphasis on talent and acting performances, The Prodigal was a most successful play. With th e simplest costumes and scenery, this play held audiences spell bound by sheer dramatic force.

Each year, Utah State offers an outstanding summer dance school. With professional teachers and dancers from New York some of the Utah State University's finest presentations occur in early August and other summer months.

Now try it once more - Ahhhhh.

Hold that pose.

A CURIOUS MISHAP

A Curious Mishap proved to be one of the funniest productions of the year. Costuming was a definite asset to this theater in the "round" presentation.

SILK STOCKINGS

This year's annual spring musical, Silk Stockings, promised to be an outstanding presentation. With a top-flight cast, what else could we expect? This musical, under rehearsal when pictures were taken, was presented during Agathon.

Left to Right, Back Row: Carol Bennion, Jan et Petersen, Adena Marshall, Linda Bishoff, Janet Cox, Marilyn Conoso, Dr. Welti. Middle Row: Marilyn Spencer, Rosemary Tibbitts, Colleen Johnson, Kathryn Nielsen, Kathleen Jones, Francine H edin, Kathleen Wilkinson. Front Row: Cathrine Cummings, Gwen Petersen, Carol Manning, Elaine Howell, Caryl Bishop, Joyce Burninghnm, Marilyn H arrison, and Janet Shipley, Accompanist.

CHANSONETTES

Dr. Walter Welti, Director, and officers

Some of the many activities of this group included a fall concert in the Union Building under auspices of the Student Union Concert Committee, and in the Winter and Spring quarters, several recitals at schools in Utah Idaho and Wyoming. They have also made appearances in evening church services, locally and in Ogden.

Left to Right, First Row: Dennis Dayton, Don Castleton, Michael Jeppson, Dale Beecher, Wallace Bennett, Dr. Welti. Second Row: Palll \Vattson, David Cutler, Claire Hardman, Steve Vighweg, Vaughn Larson, Larry Thacker.

MEISTERSINGERS An outstanding male chorus is the Meistersingers. Often singing with the Chansonettes, this group is noted for its varied repertoire, and talented individual soloists. On their annual singing tours, they perform in communities in Utah, and the surrounding states.

Dr. Walter Welti Director

Left to Right, First Row: Professor A. L. Dittmer, Judy Evans, Rhonda Monk, Phyllis Bingham, Tamara Meek, Ann Schoonm aker, D eAnn Allphin, Diane Findllay, Elsie H ammond, ancy Gardner, Ranae Belnap , Peggy Mehas. Second Row: Ray Belnap, Pres ton Ellsworth , Karen Kni ght, Linda Olsen, Rebecca Ras mussen, Lynn Beckstead , Francine Bateman, Joan Catmull, Virginia Barson, Vickie H adderlie and Anita Baird. Third Row: Dean Christensen, Laurence Jackson, Carl Hoffman, Gaylin Thomas, Ga ry Taylor, Godfrey Pells, Tim Welsch, D ennis Griffin, Tom Owen, and Richard Bush .

M A DRIGA LS

The combined voices of men and women, seen in a vein from classical to popular, is Madrigals. The chorus, directed by Dr. A. L. Dittmer, participates in various programs during the school year and presents concerts of its own . Tours to neighboring communities and high schools throu ghout th e state made up the agenda for this group.

Dr. A. L. D ittmer Director

The Utah State University Orchestra gets progressively better each year, and this year is no exception. Featuring many talented individuals, the combined performances of the group are eagerly anticipated by the people of the campus and of the community.

ORCHESTRA

Ronald Stoffel Director

BAND

Max F. Dalby Director

Piccolo Diana Dalby Flute Anita Baird Christy Knuz Sandra Holst Lynette Rogers Lyle Anne Hanson Linda Oborn Laurel Maughan Carolyn Schenk Carolyn Tueller Oboe and English Horn Stan Giles Lane Merryweather Bassoon D ennis Allen D an Pack E Flat Clarinet Richard Bush B Flat Clarinet D arrell Matthews Lynn Skinner Craig Canning Jeneile Tams Steven MacArthur Stephen Smith John Nelson Marsha Ferkes W ayne Williams Karen Morf Karen Dayton Paul Hibbard

Carla Chadwick Jean O'Bray James Bair Dennis Child Alto Clarinet Julie H ammond Marilyn Ricks Faye Nate E arl T orbensen

Baritone Saxophone Dennis Dayton

Trumpet D avid Nelson Garth H anson French Horn Melvin Edvalson Bill Silvester Alvin Wardle Caylin Thomas Trombone Ronald W atkins Scott Schwab Ri chard W ard Stephani e Allen Dennis Crofts Baritone Kim Dalby Maurine Jepsen Bass D avid Futrell Richard Koegel Rex D ayton D avid Sant Dwayne Peterson String Bass Larry Anderson

Cornet Byron Montgomery Boyd Ericksen L arry Wardle Cyril W att Tim W elch Frank Maughan

Percussion Dennis Griffin Dale Warner Bill Petteys Karl Christensen Jeanine Waldron Brenda Whitney

Bass Clarinet Les Merrill Joan Catmull Carl Hoffm an Mary Jo Schwab Contra-Bass Clarinet Robert Frost Alto Saxophone Valora Cooley Kathleen Peterson Tenor Saxophone Fred Bond Jerry Capener

One of the busiest musical groups on campus is the USU Band. Not only do they play at all the home football games,but throughout the year, make numerous . tours and public appearances. Each band member counts on a active, music-filled year.

TALENT SHOVV Mildred Cragun, as the head of the Music Committee, chairmaned the Talent Shows presented this year. Each quarter one or two talent shows were conducted, with each individual winner going on to perform in the final all-campus competition. Vivian Haderlie, the first place .winner, went on to win the inter-collegiate talent show.

Brent Thomas Which way did you say he went?

Deanna Kimball, Adena Marshall What do you mean I look like a Hick?

Mildred Cragun Chairman of the Music Committee

AGGIETTES

The "A" is for Aggies and the group is known as the Aggiettes. The Aggiettes are a sixteen member precision dance team. The group aims to promote school spirit, provide, entertainment for half-time shows during football, and basketball games, and to give creative dance opportunities to its individual members. Jackie Fullmer directs the team and Sharon Wardle is president.

"A" is for Aggies!

Sharon Wardle, President, Frankie Brwlson, Vice President, Barbara Berge, Secretary.

Left to Right: Julie Krey, Judy La rse n, Kathy Baker, Peggy Pres ton, Barbara Berge, Sharon Wardle, Lynette Rogers, Janis Ashton , Jeneal Ashton, Diane Beutler, Marie Haslem, Nan Christens en, Frankie Brunson, Suzanne Richards, Lena Rudd, and JoAnn Lunt.

USU RADIO AND TELEVISION

After the first complete year in its new offices, KUSU Radio and Television is still making continual advancements. Introducing many new series of programs, such as ther "Prospect for America," this campus comunication center provides opportunities for students to gain first hand radio and televisionÂˇ experience.

All together now, 1-2-3!

Smile, you are on Candid Camera!

Utah State Colorado .State Utah State Idaho Utah State BYU Utah State Western Michigan Utah State Utah

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Utah State Texas \Vestern Utah State Montana Utah State Washington State Utah State Wyoming Utah State New Mexico

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BACKS

Terry Cagaanan Bob Cummings

Tom Larscheid Roger Leonard

Mel Montalbo Bill Munson

FOOTBALL TACKLES Clyde Brock. Vince GuercIO Clark Miller Allan Nelson Dan oecker Merlin Olsen

ENDS Lionel Aldridge Bill Dahme Roger Foulk Carl Hunt Jim McNaughton

CENTERS Max Miller Bob Novotny Randall Tyson

GUARDS Bill Cooper Frank Costello

Bill Dickey Parley Smart

FOOTBALL COACHES

Tony Knap Line Coach

Carl Woodworth Back Field Coach

Ralph Maughn End Coach

Frank Williams Freshman Coach

Jolm Ralston Skyline Coach of the Year

Nolan "Red" Burnette Trainer

This promising group of young athl etes are known as the Ramblers, and are the Utah State Freshman Football team. From this group will come the future "Aggie" football stars, and All-Americans. This year the Ramblers had a 2-2 win loss record.

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THE RAMBLERS

Left to Right, First Row: Coach Bus Williams, T. Ramadge, assistant Coach , D. Campbell, D. Cannon, V. Kent, B. Duncan, B. Pankratz, mana ger, D. Still , B. Umamura, D. Sagendorf, D. Camilli, Assistant Coach. Second Row: M. Kerwin, J. Christensen, B. Callahan, V. Smith, B. Hawkins , B. Broughton, 1\1. Lyman, K. Harmony, R. Goal, P. Blackmon, L. Anderson, Assistant Coach . Third Row: A. Paone, M. Osborne, 1\1. Jeffs , R. Mettler, S. Fife, D. Karmylo, J. Hannum, C. Pella, G. Roskelly. Fourth Row: T. Piazza, J. Oschn er, D. Mayes, K. Salmons, D. Mooney, T . Crystal, J. Bowen, R. Butcher, Assistant Coach.

ALL-AMERICAN MERLIN OLSEN

Merlin Olsen's awards 1961 :

Look All American NEA All American Movietone News All American Associated Press All American United Press International All American Concensus All American Outland Award Helms Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Pop Warner Scholastic All American Skyline Conference Line man of the year Runner-up to Gene Fullmer as the outstanding athlete in Utah. Participated in: East-West Football game, Hula Bowl, All-Star Game, and all major All-American teams.

Senior Cornell Green, an outstanding Aggie Ace, can do anything when it comes to basketball. Breaking all-time Aggie records, he played his best and last season for Utah State this year. Green has been an All Conference player for three years and averages 26 points per game with a high game of 46 points.

LaDell Anderson Coach

Denver Vs. Utah State, score tied and what an exciting game!

Mike Casey Forward

Randy Dow Guard

Daryl Gam Guard

Utah State over Brigham Young

Reid Goldsberry Guard

Cornell Green Forward

Darnell Haney Center

Mark Hasen Guard

Don Holman Guard

Phil Johnson Forward

Dennis Nate Forward

Aggie fakes Cougar

Bill Puzey Center

Joe Watts Guard

The Ramblers, this year, concluded one of their better seasons. Meeting stiff competition, they scored high (over 100 points against Dugway) and played well in each succeeding game. Many of them should be good prospects for next year's Varsity team.

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FRESHMEN BASKETBALL

Left to Right, First Row: Ray Minkler, Gerry Christiansen, George Moffitt, Ralph Hanson, Joe Warfel, DeLano Lyons, Gary Schiffman, Dee Hall. Second Row: David Olsen, Jay Sparrow, Wayne Estes, Jim Mandl, Alan Parrish, John Rambo, Mike Murry, Larry Angle.

GOLF The 1962 golf team was light in experience, but lettermen Mike Sweet and Ned Parsons gave Coach Ev Thorpe some moments to talk about. Sweet is one of the best amateurs in the region. Since Thorpe was appointed coach in 1954, the Aggies have won four Western Division titles, Highest Skyline Championship finish, and was runner-up to New Mexico in 1958.

TENNIS The past two seasons Utah State Tennis players have ended the year with 6-5 dual meet records. This year the Aggies topped Arizona State University 4-2 and 5-3 and Phoenix College 8-1 and 8-0 during a March training swing into the Southwest. Lettermen Rich Harris and Galen Lewis appeared as the 1-2 men on the squad. Lincoln McClellan in his third season as tennis coach is an assistant professor in physical education and has lettered twice as an Aggie tennis player.

Standing: Norville H ansen , Fred WoofIty, Bill Wilkin, Pau l Gambs, Jim Vopat, Bill Dahme, Mike Gasey, Randy D ow, Dick Wright, and Jon Jenkins. Kneeling: George Thomas, Ed Stauffer, Glade Mather, Gary Wilson, Blair Moyes, Eldon Anderson, Tom Higgins and Arlo Mend enhall.

BASEBALL The Aggie baseball team had a struggle this year in trying to hold second place in the W estern Division Conference. The team's determination to stay in second place was evidenced by their improved hitting in sluggers Bill Dahme and Randy Dow, and also Ed Staffer as pitcher. Frank Williams Coached this year's Aggie Baseball team.

Bill Dahm, "Aggie Slugger."

SVVIMMING This year was an outstanding year for the Utah State Swimming Team. Participating in many swimming meets, both regional and national, these "Aggie Ducks" won recognition for their school and the admiration of their fans. This year Clayne Jensen coached the Swimming Team.

First Row: Sterling Larsen, Tony LaRuffa, D ave Bessinger, Bill Soderburg, John Housley. Second Row: Jack Szgmanski, Boyd Loveless, Walt Ogden, Rus Remington, Coach Jensen.

Left to Right, Second Row: Tom Ramage, Bob Pankratz, Lowell McGreagor, Darell Kunzler, Marias \Villiams, Demetrios Agathangelides, Dean Laton. First Row: Frank Williams, coach, Lawrence Rigby, Sam King, Devere Burton, Bill Martin, Jim Rush, Marty Jackman, Louis MolenÂˇ

VVRESTLING Darell Kunzler, Heavyweight, Marias Williams, Team captain, 167 pounds, Bill Martin, 137 pounds.

Frank Williams Coach

Tom Ramage Assistant Coach

Left to Right, First Row: Russ Ray, Ron W oodhead, Spence Stiltsi, Glenn Passey, Roger Foulk, Richard Rust, Bill Cliff, Jim Smith. Second Row: Coach Maughn, Ken Wiles, Richard Jensen, Ray Hislop , Clark W ansgard, Len Henton, Galen Gneiting, Jim Rice, Gil W alker, Laird Ward, Richard Low, Phil Houser, Frank LaFramboise, Wilber Cunley, Jim Swindle, Larry Adams, John Heller, Roger Neilson, Guy Gertsch .

TRACK Glenn Passey Discus

Clark Wangsgard, Richard Jensen 3 mile

Eilene Monsun H ead Cheerleader

N an Richards

CHEERLEADERS Diane Dornbos

Neil Schwartz

RaDeen Reeves

Bonnie Mosher

Carma Banks H ead Songleader

Marsha Hendrickson

SONGLEADERS Linda Spencer

Vicki Hansen

Karen White

VVOMEN'S INTRAMURALS

Left to Right, Second Row: Cheryl Parry, publicity manager, Carolyn Surface, Reporter, Tess Harker, Campus Manager, Pat Hill, Assistant Manager, Carol Sue Kempf, Intramural Manager. First Row: Shirleen Hoskins, Secretary, Beth Bullock, President, Carol Jean Day, Vice President.

Volley Ball in water?

Janice Pearce Advisor

MEN'S INTRAMURALS

Art Mendini Advisor

Volley Ball - out of water.

Left to Right: Deward Davids, Douglas Toole, Bill Ostler, Dan Marshall, Dave Pierce, and Kent Staley.

VVINTER CARNIVAL For the first time in years, it looked like there would be snow for Winter Carnival; but true to tradition, it rained, and nearly demolished the elaborate snow sculptures spread over the quad. Despite the adverse conditions, the events at Beaver were a great success.

Left to Right, Standing: William Wood, Stephen Smith, Michael Cole, SFC Archie Robertson. Kneeling: Jim Sawyer, Bruce Pitcher, Dale Schofield, and Wayne Sorensen, Captain.

RIFLE TEAM Sharp shooters are the members of U.S.U.'s Rifle Team. Chosen because of their skill in handling a rifle and shooting in kneeling, sitting, in prone and standing positions, these men represent the university in a number of competitive meets.

No passing on white line for next 100 yards.

INTRAMURALS TRACK MEET The Three Legged Race. I dreamed I was a track star....

I'll huff and I'll puff....

Now I've earned my Active Pin.

It's a bird ... it's a plane ... its? ? ? ? ?

Easy does it as Johnson comes home winning.

HELP!

Quick sand!

Pilot to control ... pilot to control ...

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HELLO VVEEK Hello Week's purpose is to welcome all new students to U.S.U. Various activities are planned to acquaint the new students with other members of the studentbody. This year we had a new activity which is called "Hello Walk." This is designed to promote friendship among all college students. The plaque is inscribed: "Hello Walk, Walk-day of Friendship." Utah State University.

Marilyn Pollard Chairman

Breakfast at Tiffany's.

REGISTRATION Are these really my grades?

Probably the most hectic time in the life of a freshman is Registration Day. Upper classmen too, remember experiences centered around this "Major Activity," - the time your packet wasn't there or when every single class you wanted was closed, the long lines, but best of all, you know you're back for another wonderful quarter of college life at U.S.U. Write it down, I've already pulled the card.

Already I have to write home for money.

HOMECOMING

Ronald Anderson, Chairman

The theme for the 1961 Homecoming Activities was Profiles of Progress. Through special newspaper additions, banquets, and speeches, the Aggies became aware of the tremendous progressive achievements our University had made in the past hundred years.

Left to Right, Seated: Carol Byington, "Swede" Larsen, Ron Anderson,. Chairman, Jeane Messinger. Standing: Linda Kneel, Carolyn Hacher, Larry Macfarlane, Sue Gardner, Lee Welch, Ruth Griffin, Richard Buist, Susan Bennett, Can tile Nielson. Missing: Richard Alkinson.

S.P.E.'s Sweepstake's Float

Puddle Jumpers on Parade

Ron and his wife, Marlene

Alms for the poor. The Snow Bowl Game

The Annual Marshmellow Roast

Sigma Kappa, Most Artistic Float

Left to Right, Standing: Bruce Crompton, Silvia Yardley, Jerry Hawley, Dick Baker and Marilyn Pollard. Seated: Mary Alice DeBoise, Marilyn Hansen, and Renee Ryan.

JUNIOR PROM Moods in Blue was the title of this years Junior Prom. Dancing to the music of the Scotsman Combo, and listening to a performance by the Brothers Four high-lighted the activities of those who came to this traditional dance. Congratulations are in order to the Junior class for their fine presentation. Jerry Hawley Chairman

What do you mean, it's not the right color?

Where's my date?

Did he win?

Mall

Who turned out the lights?

Fraternity and Sorority members spent the April 9 to 14th Greek Week Twisting, playing Powder-Puff Football, and running a Torch from Salt Lake to Logan. A Life Magazine photographer covered the events. Sigma Nu National Officer, Richard Fletcher, told the Greeks to "Shape Up," at the annual Banquet. and dates for the Week's dance were arranged by the IBM Machine. Hary Markos and Anne Stringham were Co-chairmen as the Greeks pushed baby buggies, participated in the Track Meet and played Party Hopping. The week concluded with a Sunday devotional for all Greeks.

Hary Markos Chairman

Anne Stringham Chairman

GREEK VVEEK

Some one said, "Let's Twist." And they did, for nine and one half hours!

Pikes vs. Sigs! Who won? Sigs of course. Broad Jump in Mud

Now all we need are the Babies. Left to Right, Seated: Pam Murdock, Connie Edward, Kris Calder, Marilyn Cooper, Joan Elison, Ranae Ryan, Harriet Westenskow, and Marilyn Canoso. Standing: Roberta Richardson, Harry Markos, Alan Nyberg, Lynn Davis, David Bingham, Dennis Williams, Laurel Sorensen, David Purtee, Anne Stringham. Missing: Merlin Judkins, Paul Wasserman, John Lindsay, Veri Oaklund, and Ken Anderton.

Powder-Puff Football

Tim Healy Man

Marilyn Pollard Woman

Mary Gaddie Scholar

Fereshteh Mahmoudi International Student

Robert Heyborne Instructor

ROBINS AVVARDS Chill Wills, Master of Ceremonies Ronald Reagan, Special Guest

LaDell Andersen Special Award

Dr. Ellvert Himes Special Award

Carolyn Tueller Talent

Governor Clyde and Ronald Reagan

George and Susan Sunada Special Award

Glenn Passey Athlete

Clare Jones Personality Ronald Andersen Achievement

Lee Roderick Chairman

ROBINS AVVARDS COMMITTEE

The fifth annual Robins Awards show, sponsored by Sigma Nu fraternity, was held April 28th in Nelson Fieldhouse with all the glamour of a hollywod premier. A giant red carpet was rolled out by Logan city and the University to welcome such personalities as Actor Ronald Reagan and athlete Bob Richards, who were among eight national celebrities given awards for outstanding inspiration to youth. Student and faculty awards were intermingled in a show themed "An accent on Youth" and emceed by Chill Wills. Lee Roderick Chairmanned Robins Awards with the assistance of Jerry Sherratt, the originator of Robins Awards. Proceeds go to the university scholarship fund in the name of Bill Robins, a former Sigma Nu and USU student body president who was killed in a 1954 airplane crash.

Left to Ri ght , Second Row: Mike Casey, Ron Squires, Van Wilson, Wayne Stoker. First Row: Stan Bailey, Dave Sant, Larry Dursteller, and Jerry Robinson.

BLACK AND VVHITE BALL

The Black and White Ball is the sophomore classes contribution to the Aggie calendar of events. The dance, making its first appearance this year, will become an annual campus tradition. Dress for the occasion - black and white, of course!

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SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA Sigma Alpha Sigma is a service and social fraternity whose main purpose is to promote good will and understanding among all the students on campus. During the year this fraternity has helped to promote enthusiasm and Pep Rallys on campus, and the brothers proudly accepted the Honorable Mention Award for their Homecoming Float.

Brian Hughes President

Left to Right, Second Row: Gary Fitzgerald, Jim Maloney, Bob Lomis, Pierre Captanian, Darnel Haney, John Stiles, John Eya, Jim Swindle. First Row: Michael Clark, Dave Richards, and Brian Hughes, President.

"The Mafia"

S.A.S.'s Homecoming Float

AGATHON May 10, 11, and 12 are the dates of Agathon. Each spring, there is an all out effort to hold the biggest and best "Educational Fair" and this year was no exception. Traditional activities are, a chuck wagon breakfast, fashion show, Variety show, Hi-Honors banquet, athletic track events and the Miss Utah State Pageant. High school students from all over Utah and surrounding states are introduced to Utah State in this, the high-light of Spring Quarter.

A pie eating contest! Just a part of the fun activites of Agathon.

Landscape Architecture, Departmental display.

Phil Baugh General Chairman

Marilyn Pollard, Secretary, Art Mendini, advisor, Phil Baugh, Chairman.

David Hariri, Chairman

Left to Right: Marilyn Spencer, Fereshteh Mahmoudi, Mike Harmon, David Heriri, Deana Kimball, Ali Hashem.

INTERNATIONAL DAYS Merlin Olsen, Chairman

International Days was a weeklong event filled wtih activities. Aiming to promote better understanding among people the world over, there were exhibits, model U.N. sessions, and a dinner. All of these contributed to making the days a most successful undertaking.

The Lyceums offer a schedule of cultural entertainment to the campus and community. Varying from such performances as the Four Freshmen to Agnes Moorehead, and Dr. Linus Pauling, the best lecturers and talent available were present on a year-long calendar of events.

LYCEUMS

Edward Teller

Linus Pauling

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The Associated \Vomen Students is one group on campus which has a year full of activities. Representing every woman on campus, the A.W.S. council plans such events as the Big Sister program, Preference Ball, and the Mother's Weekend. Rules and regulations governing dress and conduct are also decided by this group.

Committee, Mother's Weekend Please don't eat the daisies, but when they get this big ...

A VVS ACTIVITIE S

.. . and the mothers came and came (and so did the rain).

Jeanne Messinger, Sally Sams and Carlyn Taylor

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Swing Sing is an annual songfest. Every Greek organization on campus is asked to perform two songs on a competitive program. The winners this year were Kappa Delta, and Sigma Nu.

SYVING SING Twaaang! Twaaaang! The mating call of the winning Sigma Nus.

Larry Dursteler accepts trophy from Harry Markos.

Carolyn Tueller accepts trophy from Anne Stringham.

Move a little to the right, I can't see the words.

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Karen Hadfield President

Marie Haslam Secretary Geri Broadhead Treasurer

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PANHELLENIC AND INTRAFRATERNITY COUNCILS I.F.C. and Panhellenic are the spearheads of the greek organizations. Consisting of the President and two representatives of each fraternity on campus, these groups formulate the policies which govern Greek activities.

Wally Johnson President

Harry Markos Vice President

Ned Gyllenskog Treasurer

Jerry Jensen Publicity Manager

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Suzanne Williams, Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, has personality plus. A Junior, English major, from Grace, Idaho, Sue has more pep and enthusiasm than three girls combined. With a winning smile and a friendly manner, this Kappa Delta has won a permanent place in the hearts of her "Sigs."

The Sig Derby Girl title was carried away by Miss Joan Carrigan, a freshman from Midvale, Utah. A member of Kappa Delta, this beauty lists skiing as her favorite sport, and has an additional interest in speech and art.

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A lovely brunette, Vicky Hansen is the S. P. E. Diamond Princess. This 19 year old freshman from Logan, is majoring in Child Development. A member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, Vicky's special interests are in sports, dancing, and sewing. The Sig Eps couldn't have made a better choice.

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A Chi Omego, Judy Lunt is the Sigma Nu Girl. A senior from Cedar City, Judy is majoring in English Education. The rather vague term, "some girls have it, some don't" applies to Judy. She has "it" - style, friendliness, and poise.

From Carson City, Nevada, comes this years Carnation Queen, Camille Richards. This striking Alpha Chi is a freshman student here at Utah State. The Delta Sigma Phi's chose her to reign over them because of her vibrant personality and looks.

The Kappa Sigma's chose Carol Peterson to be their Star and Crescent Girl. A member of Delta Delta Delta sorority, Carol is a freshman from Logan. She lists skiing and bowling among her special interests, and of course, she likes the Kappa Sigs.

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Charming Ann Pocock is the Pink Rose Queen of Alpha Gamma Rho. Chosen because ot her general beauty, personality and scholastic record, the men of AGR are aptly represented by this sparkling Alpha Chi Omega.

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The Favorite Guy of Alpha Chi is VerylOakland. This junior English Major, hails from Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He was chosen for his good looks, his friendliness and his devotion to the sorority. What are the major interests of this handsome Sig Ep? Twisting and Alpha Chis, Naturally.

The Tri-Guy, Leroy Daines, is a sophomore from Logan. Majoring in mechanical engineering, this tall Sigma Chi liked the Delta Delta Delta's so much, he married one. As his favorite type of music he lists jazz.

Ron Huntzinger is the Favorite Beau of Alpha O. This senior, a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, comes from American Fork. The sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi have nothing but good things to say about him, and a phrase most often heard is "Ron is the nicest ... "

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SISTERS OF MINERVA

The brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon could not select one girl to reign as Queen of their fraternity so instead they organized a group called the "Sisters of Minerva." The Girls belonging to this sisterhood are gung-ho SAE and are noted for their personality and looks. Members are: Deanna Dolman, Linda Leahy, Diane Nelson, Judy Hughs, Marilyn Canoso, Pauline Keller, Joan Jensen, Kris Calder, Carol Byington, Kackie Knapp, Sydne Borlase, Margo Bergesen, Judy Andersen, Lynn Sorensen, Marilyn Cooper, Rosemary Wansgard, Milly Kay Calder, Judy Packham, Cathy Montgomery and Nadine Rhodes. 112

Pert, Vivacious, and lovely are words which describe this years Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha. Judy Larson, (Chi Omega), a Senior majoring in English, received the highest honor the Pi Kappa Alpha's can offer a girl, and has reigned this year as a gracious Queen.

The Brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon feel that this years Queen of Heart's is a girl who has much more than just beauty. Julie Rees, a Chi Omega, combines intelligence plus talent; and is loved by the Brothers of the Golden Heart for her unselfish personality and charm.

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SIGMA NU

Sporting one of the new, modern fraternity houses, Sigma Nu has seen rapid growth in the last few years. As sponsors of Robin's Award, the members of Sigma u have given the school an annual tradition. This group is engaged in many campus acti vi ti es.

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Dale Abersold Bill Armstrong Stan Bailey Claire Bowcutt Richard Cabrey

Mike Casey Keith Christensen Tony Davis Larry Dursteler Fred Lee

Joe Fuhriman Dave Greenhalgh Neal Grossen Dick Hatch Wayne Hatch

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Tom Budge President

Floyd Hill 1ike Holladay Larry Huebner John Hu gie Bob Kerbs Neil Ku-k Richard Larsen

Jim Martsch Stan Moculeski Pete ~'! o nson Fred Mortensen Jim Nash Garth Nelson DeForest Pa ge

Tom Pettigrew Jack Poulsen Steve Reeder Jerry Robinson Verdell Robin son Lee Roderick Dave Sant

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SIGMA NU Larry Smith Ronald Squires Mark Stevens Wayne Stoker Paul Summers

Louis Thornley Loran VanNoy Paul Wasserman Val Watkins Van Wilson

Bob Wood Craig Yeates Marvin Lindquist Maurice Kirwan Dick Pepperman

Gordon Nicholls Blaine Sorenson Mel Montalbo Ernie Below

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KAPPA DELTA Mary Ann Adams Diane Anderson Nancy Adams

Janet Anderson Suzy Baird Susan Bennett

Margo Bergeson Bonnie Bowden Lynnette Boyce

Scholarship is the trade mark of the Kappa D elta's, and yet they also distinguish themselves by their many achievements in extra-curricular activities . Harmony highlights this sisterhood with the colors of green and white, and their many activities have awarded them a coveted position among the sororities on campus.

Terry Browning Linda Burbige Kristin Calder

Kathy Brown President Millie Kay Calder Becky Call Margo Bergeson

Joan Carrigan Maria Chard Nanette Christensen

Marilyn Clegg Janet Cox Kerren Cutler

Bonnie D ansie Linda Dives Nevada Ellison

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KAPPA DELTA

Suzanne Williams Bonnie Wiltshire Pat Winget

Ronna Grover Irene H all Ann Marie Hanson CeCe H arrison Marie Haslam Sandy H ealy

Annette Huber Connie Jensen Maureen Jense n Pat Kern Julie Krey Sherrie rvlcKenzie

Gayle Mecham Maryanne Merrill Carolyn Miller Pam Murdock Judy Nelson Linda Olsen

Judy Packham Melanie Poole Pat Profaizer Joan Reeves RoJean Reeves Suzanne Richards

Lynette Rogers Claudia Russell Linda Schmiett Nyla Smith Carol Spencer Anne Stringham

Carylyn Taylor Lana Taylor Jane Waldron Elisa Walt Julie Washburn Sherry Watkins

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PI KAPPA ALPHA Whenever any major activity on campus occurs, you can be sure to find one of the members of Pi Kappa Alpha right in the middle of things. Holding the distinction of being the oldest established fraternity on the Utah State campus, Pi Kappa Alpha was established in 1927. One of the largest Social groups at Utah State, Pi Kap has as it colors garnet and old gold.

Bob Allen Ken Anderton Norm Anderson Lowell Barrick Michael Bergeson

Marlon Berrett Jerry Biddulph Richard Bracken Robert Brady Blaine Case

Rex Cates Roger Clark Ron Clark Lynn Cook Samuel Crosby

Jed Pitcher President

Gary Dittman Roy Erickson Wayne Estes Don Gaddie Bruce Garner

Kent Godfrey. Reid Goldsberry Bob Greaves Ken Hall Jeff Harris

Dee Lambert President

Ken Hill Joe Hillam Jim Hilverda Robert Hoggan Michael Hogge

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PI KAPPA ALPHA

Bill Hurst Merlin Judkins Mike Kirkham John Lamb D ee Lambert Brent Larsen Sterling Larsen

Keith J. Larson Stephen Lundquist Larry Macfarlane Cary Matheson Don McClure Clair Mendenhall D an Miracle

Harvey Morgan Roger Morris Cary Moss Craig Neilsen Monty Neville D ave Olsen Brook Olson

Robert Olson Mike Overacker Jan Parkinsen Allan Parrish Cary Petersen Paul Petersen Roger Peterson

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Wayne Peterson Stan Pitcher Jed Pitcher Boyd Plowman

Brent Plowman Gary Pollard Craig Poole Wendell Rasmussen Ross Robson Gary Schiffman Mike Sharp

Bill Skidmore Jay C. Stuart Gary Summers ~lik e Sweet Brent Thompson William G. Toone Clark Wangsgard

Lloyd Ward Dale Warner L ee W elch Lewis Westover Don Wood Richard Wood Mel Wright

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CHI OMEGA

Patti Agricola Geniel Ashton Janice Ashton Bev Barrus Charlotte Baur Barbara Berge

Vickie Bowman Lynn Brady June Ann Budge Ranae Buttars Carol Byington Marilyn Canoso

Bonnie Davies Carol Jean Day Diane Dornbos Mary Alice DuBoise Lois Dudley Susan Green

Karen HadÂŁeld Penny Hafen Karen Hansen Aloma Hatch Joan Hayward Mary Ann Holmgren

Beth Hughes Tamara Holmgren Joan Jensen Sheryl Johanson Andrea Larsen J 0 Ellen Larsen

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Not to be outdone by achievements in ex tra-curricular activities, the Chi Omega's rank among the top groups in participation in campus events. Their trophy case, filled to overflowing, is indicative of this. Their scholarship, combined with their campus activities have made them one of the top women's groups on campus.

Marilyn MaIm President

Susan vValdron Harriet ' <\1estenskow Gloria Wuthrich

Judy Larsen Carol LaBelle Jane Lott Judy Lunt Lou Ann ~Iadsen r-.larilyn r-.lann

Karen Mathews Beth Maughn Rosemary Maughn Linda McDann Marcia McMurrin Faye Miller

Eileen Monson Diana elson Cheryl Parry JoAn n Pedersen Peggy Preston Polly Preston

Bernice Ralli son Julie Rees Christy Ryan Renee Ryan Julie Smith Linda Spencer

~Iary Jane Stevenson Joan Stoker Nancy Sycamore Julie Theurer Carol Lynne Thompson Susan Wakley

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SIGMA CHI

Distinction has come to the members of Sigma Chi through their yearly event commonly known as "Sig Derby." A large fraternity group, Sigma Chi is one of the most active groups on campus both in extra-curricular activities and scholastic achievements. Old gold and blue are the colors to which the members of this brotherhood do homage.

Hal Allen Bob Anderson Roger Baird David K. Bennion Richard Blanck Ed Bowden Larry Brunner

Jim Budge Bill Bullen Cary L. Bunnell Terry Cagaanan Cliff Cahoon Kent Colton Ralph Crockett

Leroy Daines Tom A. Davis Ron Ereksen Barry Erickson Tony Eyre David Felt Bill Foxley

Paul Cambs Daryl Cam Michael Ciboney Bob Hall C lade Hall Donald M. Halterman Bob Hansen

Doug Hansen Ernie Hansen Jerry Henning Robert Hill Ed Hinckley Craig Jeanselme Wynn Johnson

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Ned Parson

President

Ken Jones Pete Knudson Bill Lamkin Steve ~lacArthur Bruce ~lcCandless Barry ~Ioore Brian Neuberger

Ned Parson Jim Pendray Tom Peterson Smoot Pierpont Bill Puzey Bob Saxton Bill K. Shurtliff

Reed Simmons Gary Smith Sid Smith Veran Smith Bob Stack AI Swinyard Mike Ramsdell

Brian Thornley Del Tocconi Jim Turner Jack Turner Bruce Twombly Randall Tyson Steve Ward

Dave vVarren John Waters Gordon Watts Brent Wilson

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ALPHA CHI OMEGA

Carol Adams Ranae Anderson Cheryl Arnold Annette Backlund Cathy Baker Tyra Bingham Cinger Bower

Mary Ann Bullen Carlene Call Joan Catmull Barbara Christofferson Shanna Daw Connie Edward Lynda Edwards

Joe Faulkner Karen Fonnesbeck Mary Ellen H ale Claudia H ancey Kathleen Hanse n Vicki H ansen t-lyrna Harmer

t-Ierlynn Harris Shareen Hatch Martha Claire Horsley Kelly Horton Judy Hughes Sarah Hurst Linda Jepperson

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Jacki Knap '\lary Jane Loveland Pat Lovejoy

Merlyn Harris President

Centrally located on campus, Alpha Chi Omega is also one of the most active sororities at the University. A large membership allows Alpha Chi's to participate in many activities and at the same time creates a diversified enough group to allow for individual development. It is one of the oldest established women's groups on this campus.

Jane t Williams Kathy Williams Ann Wheatley I vanell Zollinger

Jacqueline Nobel Kathleen Olsen Peggy Palmer Ann Pocock Lynne Pond Lynda Puzey Carolyn Rampton

Christy Randall Kaye Rasmussen RaDene Reeves adine Rhodes Camille Richards Connie Ru sick Averil Sansom

Karri e Sawyer Linda Simmons Susan Smith .\l arilyn Spencer Jean Stoker Anne Taylor ~larilyn Taylor

Natalie Taylor Marilyn Tingy Lynda Toolson Beth VanKampen Sandra Varley Rosemary Wansgard Becky Welling

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SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

Howard Adams Paul Allen Lewie Anderson Wade Anderson Jonathan Barber David Bingham Gary Blacker

Robert R. Bowen David W . Call Bill Callahan Ronald Cetraro Dennis Child Craig Christensen Charles Claybaugh

Dick Clayton vVarran Cook Glenn Cox Bill Dickey Bob Dickey Gary Dierks Roger S. Dutson

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Gary Dierks President

I Joe Porter President

Deloy Forbes Dominick Giovinazzo Dennis Gordon Steve Griffith John Gunderson Gary Hansen

Ray Harward Larry Hawkins Winston Hickman Craig Hull Zane Jessen John Johnson

Larry Johnston Roger Lake Blaine Mecham Alwyn Merrill Byron Montgomery Kent Myers

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Another of the ranking fraternities at Utah State, Sigma Alpha Epsilon has seen rapid growth with the building of a spacious new fraternity house on Greek Row. Among their traditions are such functions as their gambler's party, pledge ditch party, and a heaven and hell party. Holding the lion as their symbol, these followers of Minerva have managed to establish a close bond of brotherhood. Always endeavoring to keep their traditions as their foremost ideal, these brothers contribute much to campus life at Utah State.

Terry Piazza Tom Pocock Richard Robbins Lawrence Robinson Gordy Russell

Richard Rust Justus Seely Jerry Smith Gar)' Sneller Wally Waite

Douglas Webb Kimber C. Webb Darrell Wells Conrad Win borg Danny E. Zundel

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DELTA DELTA DELTA

Joan Elison President

Doreen Adams Linda Lou Allen Judy Andersen Pamela Andersen Jerri Bateman Sherry Benson

aney Bower Frankie Brunson Jan Cannon Karma Clarke Kathy Cooper Marilyn Cooper

Bonnie Cramer DeAnna D oman Joan Elison Sharon Gledhill Naney Gold Judy Gremmels

Jan Hansen Lynda Hanson Linda Harris Saundra Harward Judy Heim Yvonne Holz

Kam Howard Eleanor Johnson Karel Kearl Linda King Myrna King Judy Lambert

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Although a comparative newcomer to the Utah State campus, the members of Delta Delta Delta have done their utmost during the past three years to bridge the gap between themselves and the older established sororities. Their success can be seen by their large membership and the pride the sisters take in the numerous achievements. A brilliant future is in view for Delta Delta Delta.

Linda Leahy Sybil Mander Linda McComb Peggy Mehas Jeanne Messinger Pat Nelson

Cindy Newman Beth Nielson Kathy Nielsen Elizabeth Ann Pearson Carol Ann Petersen Maraley Redd

Joyce Richens Diane Shields Merridee Skougaard Kathleen Steele Connie Strong Saundra Sutton

Kathy Thompson Kaye Thompson Rose Marie Thorne Barbara Tomsic Sheila Ward Sandi Webster

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SIGMA PHI EPSILON

Wally Johnson President

Eldon Anderson Bill Bagley Gary Black William S. Boyle Rex Brown

Claude Bramwell Charles F. Butler Kent Carlson Ike Carson Ricks Charlesworth

Chris Christensen John Cliff William CUff Frank Costello Gary Cranney

Ed D avis Lynn D avis Gary Fielding Bob Fredin Ken Gay

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An ultra-modern fraternity house marks the place the members of Sigma Phi Epsilon occupy on Greek Row. Unique among other fraternities on campus, outstanding leaders have emerged from among the members of SPE and with a constantly improving scholastic record and an active interest in nearly everything, each year the SPE's play an important role in campus life. Their mascot, Sebastian, a mammoth Saint Bernard, is found wherever there is a gathering of Sig Eps.

Richard Grover Dan Henrie G. Ken Hicken Ronald Huntzinger Jerry Jensen

Wally Johnson Bill Jolley Richard D. Kearns Don Klaben Jerry Klaben

Douglas Knudsen Karl Kurtz Alan Lane Bill Larson William Lewis

David Lynch Bud Maim Frank D. Maughan Max McCormick Andy Meyer

George Monahan John Nelson Ron Norman Alan Nyberg VerylOakland

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Jerry Orsund PaulOsterlin Eddie Parris Bruce R. Patzmann Tom Prohaska

Bob Robertson Bob Rudzinski Roger Schow Carl Scott Wally Smith

Laurel Sorenson Edward Stauffer Harold Stiles George Thomas Jim Thompson

Rulon Jan Waite Leon Ward J. Paul Watson Bill Wilkin Dee Williams

Dennis Williams Mote Woozley Mike Young

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SIGMA KAPPA

Linda Scott President

Carol Anderson Joyce Becker

Though one of the smaller organized women's groups on campus, Sigma Kappa forsees big things in the future when they shortly will be moving into a new sorority house. Being between houses this year, the members of Sigma Kappa never-the-Iess are active in every phase of campus life and boast many campus personalities.

Elaine Bingham Beverly Borchert

Geri Broadh ead Illelle Broadh ead

Jeri Dickson Marilyn Everill

Tamara Everton Pat Fish

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Linda Gamber Karen Healy Colleen Heilson Martha Ann Huntzingl'r J ~lt1ice Johnson

Marian Linford Jeanne Maxwell roni Moody Omona Palmer ~Iarcia Phillips

Marilyn Pollard Sandy Prentice Renee Reynolds Jody R. Adams Bertie Lou Richardson

Jill Rouncly Linda Scott DeAnn Ticlwell Barbara Jo Thompson Marsha Turner

Karen Whittle Judy Wilson Judy Worthen

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KAPPA SIGMA

Established in 1947, Kappa Sigma is one of the fraternal groups located off-campus. Although small in membership, the members of Kappa Sigma do not let their size hinder their participation in extracurricular activities and scholastic achievement. The lily-of-the-valley is their official flower.

Jules Gyurecz President

Harold Christiff Paul Cox Roger Elkins Nick Gonzales Jules Gyurecz Joe Haley

Steve Hayes Jay Johnson Stephen Jackson Larry Lau William Lau Ken Miller

Al Ochsner Robert Otten Art Peters William Rogers Bob Saffi Brent Shurtliff

Cary Lee Shurtliff Jay Stockton Bryan Williams Dave Willis Dwain Wright

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ALPHA GAMMA RHO

Consisting mainly of members majoring in Agriculture, the prime goal of the members of Alpha Gamma Rho is that of "making better men through agriculture." Presently residing in the old SAE house, the AGR's look forward to an eventual permanent location on campus, and they hope for as rapid a growth among their members as the University itself is experiencing.

William Britton Stu Campbell Steve Creer

\\ 'endell Cropper Cary Davies Hobert Jensen

\Ie\ Johnson Doug Kammerath Steve Kidman

John Larkin Gail \Iarble Nei\1--l<:Bride

Carl Nixon Larry Olsen Raymond Stephenson

Vern Stewart James Tsujita Richard Turner Kent Voorhees

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ALPHA OMICRON PI

Jackie Kleinman Sharon Beauchamp Seeny Bigler

Carolyn Caine Barbara Candland

Bonnie Cannon Dauneen Dawson

Rita D ecker Mildred Denton

Vee Ann Draper Janice Elich

Deann Ercanbrack Susan Freeby

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President

Sharon Gardner Sandra Graff Jan Hampshire

Becky Havens Kay Holmes Kathy Howard

The newest sorority on campus, Alpha Omicron Pi was established in 1958 and has since then seen a rapid growth in membership. Presently residing off-campus, the AOPi's look forward to the day when they can be numbered among the other fraternal groups on Greek row. An up and coming sorority, the members of Alpha Omicron Pi are rapidly gaining campus-wide recognition.

Barbara Jansson Susan Ray Jenskins Kathy Jensen

Alice Kibler Susan Larsen Margo Marotz

Donna Miles Judy Miller Judy Murdock

Judy Owen Betty Oyen Gaynol Peay

Becky Roberts Myrna Rae Robinson Frances Schultz

Diane Slater Frances Toole Julia Webb

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DELTA SIGMA PHI

Presently located off-campus, the members of Delta Sigma Phi have maintained an active interest in college life. Nile green and white are the colors of this group, and the brothers participate with enthusiasm in many Greek activities.

Gregg Fivecoat President

Larry Carr Cary Coleman Kenny Eldredge Preston Ellsworth Gregg Fivecoat

Gerald Foster John Gordon alan Hacking Al Kientzler Hank Krell

Harry Huykendall Victor McDaniel John Mickel John Pascoe David Purtee

Tom Rogers \Iarvin Schreck Bob Wittemund Allen Vorhies

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NEVVMAN CLUB

With forty-six members this year, the Newman Club is rapidly increasing its membership. Under the leadership of Monsignor Jerome Stoffel, this group works toward its purpose to unite Catholic students at Utah State University with other students at non-sectarian campuses. Left to Right, First Row: Msgr. J. C. Stoffel, chaplain; George Monahan, Celeste Dalpiaz, Barbara Carmack, Dee Richards. Second Row: Frances Mohr, Bill Phelps, Harry Hughes, Lois Dudley, Gene Gould, Dennis Haanpaa. Third Row: Dan Bartnicki, Pat Buller, Jenny Binando, Barbara Karel and Tom Fitzgerald. Fourth Row: Fitzgerald Spencer, Francis Martin, James Beers, Steve Hudak, Ted Rozkuska, and Bob Krivitski.

Msgr. Jerome C. Stoffel, George Monohan, Vice President; Celeste Dalpiaz, President; Barbara Carmack, Treasurer; and Dee Richards, Secretary.

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BAPTIST UNION Composed of students with Baptist affiliation, this organization does much in the development of personal character. Group meetings feature guest speakers and discussions. A fall retreat to Spring Hollow and an annual banquet are some of their activities. V. A. Strom I . is their Pastor and advisor.

J. A. Strom, Advisor, Michael D . Osborn, Vice President and Keith M. Gwyn, President

Left to Right, First Row: Shirley Holt, Geri Gwyn, Terry McClendon, and V. A. Strom. Second Row: Les McClendon, Vigen azaretian, Casey Jones, Keith M. Gwyn, Henry A. Pea rson, Raymond W . Holt, Michael D. Osborn, and Ru ssell L. Kingsley.

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LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA

Lambda Delta Sigma is a co-educational fraternity. It is unique in that it is based on religion and was created to build genuine fellowship for their members and brotherhood among all people. Lambda Delta Sigma is a blend of religious and social life. It's chapter meetings and activities are planned around their five ideals Religion, Leadership, Fellowship, Intellectuality, and Culture.

Phil Johnson President

Linda Larsen Vice President

Dorothy Moore Secretary

Mike Richards Business Manager

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DELTA CHAPTER

Kent Anderson Jerry Calley Thomas Carlson

Bob Ellis

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Gary Gill

Kenneth Stevens President

Lester Tueller

Alan Turner

Larry Wanlass

GAMMA CHAPTER

Bruce Anderson Michael Clinton Kenneth D ees

Spencer Erickson Larry Jacobson

David H endrix DeW ayne Mickelsen

Richard Henrie Edward Shipley

Wayne Higbee D avid Steffen

Steve Howard Spencer Stucki

Joe Jackson Steven Terry President

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Jane Anderson

Jcrrylyn Andersen

Beth Ballard

Rosann Bollschwcilcr

Carla Chadwick

CHI CHAPTER

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r-Iary Christenscn

Bcverly Cook

Virginia Daines

r-Iary Lou Ensign

Cherly Halling

Judy Harmon

Colleen Johnson

Thai! Lapray

Kathleen Lind

Marlene Milliner

Margaret Miner

Connie Keller

Karen Rae Knight

Myrna Lapray

Lorna Neel

Linda Kay Nish

Edith Noyes

Carol Nuttall

Patsy Pehrson

Kathryn Perry

Janet Petersen

Joyce Peterson

Pat Pieper President

Rebecca Rasmussen

Ilene Richman

Sharon Ricks

Judy Valentine

Kathleen Wilkinson

Deanne Allpnin

Nancy Anderson

Katie Ruth Bell

Eunice Briggs

Glenna Christensen

Delores Collett

OMEGA CHAPTER Nancy Huth Daines

Edith Duersch

Elaine Ellis

Sue Ann Fuhriman

Afton Fullmer

Alta Fullmer

Judy Lynne Gunnell

Sandra Hansen

Joan Henderson

Karla Jensen

Sylvia Jessop

Geraldine Jones

J\/arilyn Kidman

Deanna Kimball

Deloris Kirkland

Linda Kirkland

Darla Larsen

Kathy Larsen

President

Shanna Lindquist

Adeana Marshall

Laurel Maughan

Colleen J\/illiner

Rhonda J\/unk

Kathleen Rich

Lynda Rollins

Alana Southwick

Gayla Stokes

Shirley Trussell

Joan Wallace

J\/arilyn Watkins

Sally Weatherman

Rama Wilson

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Terry Allen

Jack Lee Andersen

Phillip Baugh

Sherman Bennett

Vern J. Budge

Floyd J. Burnett

DELTA PHI KAPPA

Paul Buss

Ken Carter

Craig W. Colton

Ron Cordon

Jack Cox

Bruce Crompton

Robert L. Cummings

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David DameIs

Brent Daugherty

John C. Denton

Larry Darius

LaVar Earl

Marshall Eastman

Clifford Edwards

Paul D. Fonnesbeck

Robert Fraser

Peter Garff

Kerry Gee

Arlo Gilbert

Craig C. Gilbert

Larry Giles

David Goodfrey

Juel Harderlie

Walter Hands

Jerold Hawley

Lynn Heninger

Clyde J. Hurst

, ~Glenn A. James

Darrell Knuzler

Robert Gary Jenkins

Glen Jenson

Robert Jensen

Preston Kearsley

Ivan Keller

Dalez Kirby

Bob Lewis

Melvin J. Luthy

Max B. Major

George Marchant

Roger L. Matkin

/ Eugene Larkin

\ William McCarrey

Bill Merrill

Lamonte Mickelson

Von Mitton

Chad L. Neilson

Harold Newey

Howard Nielsen

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Stan Nielsen

DeVon Nish

Glenn A. Olson

Lee Gordon Olson

Richard Rawlin gs

Ellis Smith

Garry Smith

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Raymond Ricks

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Perry L. Robin son

Gord on Stewart

Vernon Summer

Ri chard N. Talbot

Dick Thomas

Meldon K. Ward

Ronald G. Watt

Floyd Wilcox

Vic Wheeler

Clark Ostergaard

Gaylin W. Thomas Mardell D. Topham

Carl F. Virehow

vVarren Reynolds

Ken Young

Morgan R. Smith

Gordon C. Ward

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MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATION

"Say: He is God the One! God, the eternally Besought of all! He begets not nor was Begotten. And there is none comparable unto Him." Holy Quran (114:154) Officers of M.S.A. are: President, Kader Kayoum Vice-Pres., ~lortcza Esmaili Secretary, Vecar Ahmed Syed Treas urer, Tariq A. Kergaye

"Say: We believe in God and that which is revealed unto us and that which was revealed unto Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob, and th e tribes, and that which Moses and Jesus received, and that which th e prophets received fr01~ their Lord. \Ve make no distinction between any of them.

Moslems believe in: (1) God, (2) The Angels, (3) The inspired books, (4) The Prophets, (5) The Day of Judgment, (6) God's predestination of good and evil. In the Koran, the Unity of God is emphasized.

Holy Quran (2:136) "Say: 0 People of the Scripture! Come to an agreement between us and you: that we shall worship non e but God, and that we shall ascribe no partener unto Him, and that non e of us shall take others for Lords beside God .... " Holy Quran (3:36)

Below are a few members of the j"'l.S.A. at U.S .U.

There are over 425 million people who believe in Islam, and the Koran, which is the principle law of the religion. The areas of principal Moslem population form a broad and continuous belt from the coasts of \Vestern Africa to the Philippine Islands. They live in large compact numbers in the Caucasus, Soviet Central Asia and China. In Europe there a.re about 3 million ivloslems.

Leslie Hawthom Baha'i

WendeII O. Rich Latter-day Saints

Monsignor Jerome Stoffel Catholic

RELIGIOUS LEADERS Pastor J. A. Strom Baptist

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Reverend Miner Bruner Presbyterian

Reverend Norman W. Riebe Episcopal

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CIRCLE K QUEEN

BATH TUB QUEEN

Kathy Howard, a vivacious freshman from Inglewood, California, was chosen as this year's Circle K Sweetheart. Known by her many friends as a girl who is enthusiastic about everything she does, Kathy's interests include music, sports, and sewing. This 19 year old queen is a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority.

Bath Tub Queen of Bullen Hall is Dianne Schofield. This unusual title was bestowed on her when a contest between Richards and Bullen Halls was devised, in which each dorm was to take a bath tub by relays to the U. game in Salt Lake City. Dianne, a freshman majoring in secretarial science, is interested in tennis, bowling, and water skiing.

DAUGHTER OF PAUL

ENGINEERING QUEEN

The foresters chose Barbara Karel to reign as their Daughter of Paul. A sophomore from Buhl, Idaho, Barbara is talented along many lines - she can cook, sew, draw, and sing. Is it any wonder this charming young lady was selected as a Queen?

Bonnie Mosher, a 17 year old freshman from Rialto, California, began her reign as Engineering Queen this year. With a sparkling personality, and an ever ready smile, Bonnie easily captured the hearts of her admirers. Majoring in Business JVlanagement, she never the less finds time to pursue her many interests - which include sewing and modeling.

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MISS SOUTHERN BELLE

ABE LINCOLN Ken Anderton

Geneal Ashton

This year's newest addition to the King and Queen category is Miss Southern Belle and Abe Lincoln. These two were chosen to reign over Utah State University's Centennial Celebration (land grant college act). They were selected on the basis of high scholastic achievement, personality, a written essay, and a speech presentation.

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SNOVV KING AND QUEEN Harold Stiles was Snow King of this year's Winter Carnival. Chosen because he is an expert skier, Harold skis at Aspen and, of course, at Beaver every spare moment he has. This 22 year old senior, majoring in civil engineering, belongs to Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity.

Judy Anderson reigned as Queen of Winter Carnival. Judy, a 21 year old junior, is a physical education major and is an excellent skier. A member of Delta Delta Delta sorority, Judy classifies nearly all sports within her span of interest.

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Ann Pocock, a petite junior from Logan reigned as this year's Queen of the Junior Prom. Ann is a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, and has been active in many phases of student government. Her boundless enthusiasm is contagious, and her friends and those who work with her admire her as much for her personality as they do for her beauty.

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ATTENDANTS Harriet Westenskow was first attendant to this year's Junior Prom Queen. Chosen for her personal charm, this 21 year old junior hails from Brigham City. Her interests include skiing and jazz, and this bubbly Chi Omega is an elementary education major.

For second attendant to their Prom Queen, the Junior class chose lovely Carolyn Miller. Carolyn is a member of Kappa Delta sorority and is majoring in child development. Calling Roberts, Idaho home, Carolyn's varied interests include music, swimming, and sewing.

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Statuesque Patty Agricola carried away the coveted title of Miss Utah State. This tall blond from Ogden is a sophomore student at USU. Poise and personality are among the assets she possesses, and which played an important part in her selection as Queen. Patty, a Chi Omega, lists sewing and modeling among her special talents.

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As first attendant to Miss Utah State, Penny Hafen added another star to her crown. This talented Queen won the hearts of the judges by her display of grace, charm and beauty-an unbeatable combination.

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MISS UTAH STATE ATTENDANT Second attendant to Miss USU is Bonnie Wiltshire. This pert blue eyed, red-head lists among her special talents, sewing and modeling. She also is an accomplished musician. These talents plus beauty made her one of the judges top selections.

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PREFERRED MAN

The Most Preferred Man is Glade Hall. In this contest, sponsored by the A.W.S., the girls of USU express their opinions as to whom the most sought after males on campus are. Glade is a 19 year old sophomore from Ogden and is majoring in Chemical Engineering. He is a member of Sigma Chi Fraternity.

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Penny Hafen reigned as Homecoming Queen for 1961 football season. Chosen by the alumni because she possessed beauty, personality, and enthusiasm for the school and campus events. Penny ruled over "snowy and cold" Homecoming activities. This blond, blue eyed Chi Omega is a junior from Santa Clara, Utah.

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ATTENDANTS First Attendant to the 1961 Homecoming Queen was Miss Bobbi Eliason. A psychology major from Inglewood, California, Bobbi's quiet charm and gracious manner is evidenced in everything she does. This senior is a member of Sigma Kappa Sorority.

The Second Attendant to this years Homecoming Queen was CeCe Harrison. A member of Kappa Delta Sorority, CeCe is active in many phases of campus life. This stately Queen is an English major and comes from Centerville, Utah.

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PAPER DOLL

This year's Paper Doll is Pat Profaizer. The Paper Doll contest is sponsored by Student Life, and the winner of the campus competition is entered in Glamour Magazine's "Ten Best Dressed College Co-ed" contest. Pat, an 18 year old freshman from Ogden, is an elementary education major and a member of Kappa Delta sorority. She was chosen for poise, personality, wardrobe, and her ability to model clothes.

DREAM GIRL OF DELTA PHI KAPPA

LDS SVVEETHEART

Bonnie Wiltshire is Delta Phi Kappa's Dream Girl. Chosen for her personality and talent, this twenty year old junior from Circleville, Utah, has won a warm spot in the hearts of her "Delta Phi's." Bonnie, a major in Business Administration, is a member of Kappa Delta sorority.

Chosen by the members of Lambda Delta Sigma to reign this year as their sweetheart is Darla Larsen. This sparkling coed is active in many activities, and her special talents include playing the organ and the piano. Majoring in Elementary Education, Darla is a 19 year old freshman from Idaho Falls, Idaho.

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BLUE KEY

Blue Key, an honorary organization, is composed of outstanding men from the Junior and Senior Classes. This active group is responsible for the publication of the student directory, and also participates in many other phases of campus life. Membership is based upon scholarship, leadership, and character.

Ken Anderton Ed Biddulph Gary Cahoon Jack Cox Roger S. Dutson Darwin C. Hansen Tim Healy

Clare A. Jones Bob Lewis Melvin J. Luthy Larry MacFarlane Stan Nielsen Ned Parson Wayne S. Peterson

Jed Pitcher Lee Roderick Noel G. Stoker Dick Thomas Jim Thomas Brian Thomley Gordon Watts

CIRCLE K

This year's Circle K Club is actively serving the campus and the community. This group, a Junior Kiwanis Club, strives to cultivate leadership qualities in its members. Kathy Howard has been this year's charming Circle K Sweetheart.

Sam Brewster Andrew R. Bybee Richard Frombgen Robert Frost Robert Olson Bud L. Trappett

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ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Alpha Lambda Delta is a national honorary for sophomore women. To be eligible, a coed must have had a 3.5 grade average for two consecutive quarters during her freshman year. Under the guidance of Christy Kunz, this year's group has had teas for the freshman girls to inspire them to strive for high scholarship, while attempting to continue with their own outstanding scholastic records. Ellen Anderton Patricia Bagley Francine Bateman Delores Collett Carolyn Davis Lois Dudley

Julia Frandsen Sarah Hurst Lynne Hyatt Marian Jaussi Louise Kerr Christy Kunz

Marilyn Lee Jeanne Messinger Sandra Miller Toni Moody Kathleen Olsen Linda Olsen

Omona Palmer Marsha Parkinson Roselyn Petersen Marcia Phillips Elaine Puro Lynda Puzey

Karen Roberts Karen Roylance Sherry Sanford Carolyn Schenk Linda Strasser Anne Stringham

Carolyn Surface Marilyn Taylor Linda Lee Thompson Heather Wade Lynne Webb Katheryn Young

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INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS These modem-day knights not only believe in chivalry to the fairer sex, but they also believe in giving service to the school. With Clark Fullmer as Duke for the past year, this club has increased in size and in activity. Among their service projects is the sale of student discount movie cards. Their fair Duchess this year is Bonnie Wiltshire.

Harvey Capell Phillip Cardon Kenneth Carter Skip DeRousse Gerald Foster Clark Fullmer Jon Fullmer

Lyle Fullmer Myron Hassard Don Jensen Carl Lawson Frank Layton Bill Ludwick Vic McDaniel

Blain Morgan Glenn Olson Kenneth Olson John Sperry Gordon Steiner Gary Watkins

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ALPHA SIGMA NU Annually six men and six women are chosen from the senior class to become members of Alpha Sigma Nu. To belong one needs personality, an enthusiastic participation in many campus activities, and a good scholastic average. Members for each new year are chosen by the preceding membership. Elaine Ahlstrom Susan Bennett Mary Ann Bullen Bonnie Dansie Shanna Daw Mary Gaddie

Ed Biddulph Roger Dutson Tim Healy Clare Jones Merlin Olsen Gary Steadman

SIGMA PHI ETA Sigma Phi Eta is a senior women's honorary. Membership in this elite group is based primarily upon scholarship and leadership, and their activities center around doing service projects for the university. New members are chosen each year by the out-going membership. Elaine Ahlstrom Janet Anderson Susan Bennett Mary Ann Bullen Bonnie Dansie Shanna Daw

Marilyn Erickson Mary Gaddie Judy Larsen Georgia Beth Smith Mary Lee Stoddard Suzy Thomas

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERS The Utah State University Student Section of American Society of Mechanical Engineers is organized to provide for the professional development of the students in the field of mechanical engineering and related subjects.

Left to Right, First Row: Gurdev Dhillon, Kent Forbes, Leon Christensen, Laron Reynolds, Navin Shah, J evendra Mehta, Cecil Heath. Second Row: Richard Swasey, Sam Lower, Prof. R. Holdredge, John Stevens, Apar Bhatia, Rex Matesen. Third Row: Ruel Dye, Loren Sayer, Larry Sayer, Robert Smellie, Nolan Schofield, Wayne Higbee, Darwin Hansen.

XI SIGMA PI XI SIGMA PI honors those students within the College of Forestry who excel scholastically and show promise of being a success in their professional careers.

Left to Right, First Row: Ralph Rawlinson, Gary Oliverson, Kamal Ibrahim, Francis Mohr, Jorge Brun, Sansern Charernsri, Norman Huntsman, Robert Craner. Second Row: Mel Bramley, Ken Gamble, Ernest Ebhard, Gary Allen, Fred Arbogast, Donald Davenport, Ray Lyon, Gerald Rehfeldt. Active Student Members: David Sturges, Jim Bowns, Henry Wright, Ned Jefferies, Floyd Bartlett, Fred Gifford, Mackenzie Forbes, John Talmage.

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Left to Right: Judy Ostvig, Edith Nyman, advisor, Geraldine Jones, Mary Lea Stoddard, Dixie Ostvig, Jane Lott, Markeen Newswander, Ruth Blanchard, Okrey Tobler South Linda Aiken, LaDonna oyes, Ilene Call, Mary Kearsl~y, Margaret Skidmore, Ethelwy.n Wilcox, advisor Marlene Evans. Absent when the pIcture was taken: Aleene Alder, Sandra Day, Marilyn Fawson Smith, Carolyn Miller, Marcia Rasmussen, Joan Stevens, Beverly Huffman Child, Sharon Preece.

Women, with a high scholastic average, and who are in the College of Family Life, are eligible for membership in Phi Upsilon Omicron. This group's interests center around the home and homemaking skills, and their purpose is to promote the moral and intellectual development of their members.

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RODEO CLUB This active group spends most of its time planning for the USU Rodeo, an event held annually every spring. In addition, they keep in top shape by participating in other school rodeos throughout the area. This year they ran a pony express to Salt Lake City at USU's Centennial Celebration. The motto for this enthusiastic crowd could well be "Let 'er Buck."

Left to Right, First Row: D arrell Short, President. Second Row: Ann Brackett, Jean Brackett, Sherry Sanford, Flicka Ritchie, Carrol Nesslage, Jeanine Waldron. Third Row: Jeff Anderson, Russell O. Hawks, Dale Bingham, Doug Butler, Wilson Francisco. Fourth Row: Mordell Topham, Richard Pace, Brent Mace, Dee Child, Barry Williams. Fifth Row: Karl Alder, Terry Tibbitts, Bob Parke, Clair Eliason.

MENC Members of the Music Educator's National Conference are found wherever music is. They hold their own student recitals and serve at local concerts as well. This club is under the direction of Melvin Edvalson, and they do their best to promote musical interests and talents.

Left to Right, First Row: Melvin Edvalson, Jeneile Tams, Sandra Holst, Anita Baird, Diana Dalby, Carolyn Tueller, Sylvia Jessop, Richard Bush. Second Row: Darrel Matthews, Scott Schwab, Dennis Allen, Dennis Griffin, Dan Pack, Robert Frost, Craig Canning. Third Row: Alvin Wardle, advisor, Ron Watkins, Dennis Crofts, Bill Silvester, Lynn Skinner, Kim Dalby, Wayne Williams.

ENGINEERING COUNCIL The Engineering Council, chairmaned by Robert Wright, coordinate the engineering activities on campus. This group works together planning programs to develop and benefit the students in the College of Engineering.

Left to Right, First Row: Val Christensen, Lewis Hall, Renn Robinson, Craig Mortensen, Jennings Smith, Robert Wright. Second Row: Reed Baron, Clair Hendrickson, Richard Henrie, Bruce Savage, Jerry Peterson, Loren Sayer, Prof. Robert Heyborne.

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AG CLUB COUNCIL The Agricultural Club Council co-ordinates all activities of the students in the school of Agriculture, and works with the seven departmental clubs listed below: Agronomy Club, Agriculture Economics Club, Animal Husbandry Club, Dairy Club, Alpha Tau Alpha, Pre-Vet Club, and Alpha Zeta.

Sitting: Ace Clements, Ross Bair. W. H. Bennett, Dean of the College of Agriculture, Clayton Huber, President, Lee Bowman, Vice President, Dennis Hardy, Secretary, Allan Taylor, Dale Christensen. Standing: Dr. Rhondo Christensen, Dr. Robert Lamb, Dr. John Butcher, Dr. DeVere McAllister.

AGRONOMY CLUB Expanding their knowledge of crop production and soil management is the aim of the members of the Agronomy Club. President Allan Taylor supervises activities for the group, which meets monthly to discuss current ideas and modern innovations.

Left to Right, First Row: Steve Lund, Marvin Paul, James Weston, Allan Taylor, DeVere McAllister. Second Row: Clifton Smith, James Thomas, Floyd Bailey, D. C. Tingey, Jorge Chambouleyron. Third Row: Albert Murphy, S. V. Patil, Naren Chaudhari, Garth Larson, Gary Rosier, James Rigby, Rex Smith, M. K. Mahendrappa. Fourth Row: LeMoyne Wilson, Keith Allred, Wade Dewey, Raymond Miller, Golden Stoker, DeLyle Bennett, Wayne Butler, Michael Yama. Fifth Row: Myron Stout, Nasrollah Sefid Bakht, Larry Jeffery, Arden Christensen, Hugh Eddy, David Purtee, Dean Smith, Salah Tahoun. Sixth Row: Marion Pedersen, Douglas Dewey, W. J. Derksen, A. C. Hull, Larry Silver, Del Traveller, Gaylen Ashcroft

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AGECON The members of this organization, headed by Kerry Gee, spend a great deal of time discussing current problems. At their monthly luncheons, club members and guest speakers study the trends in Agriculture and Agricultural Economics.

Left to Right, First Row : Reed Christensen, Mark Christensen, Neil Sumsion, Ellis Lamborn, Royce Anderson, John Wilkins. Second Row: Ernest Morrison, Mostofa Mahojerani, Kerry Gee, Paul H ancock, Jud Neeley, Richard Rawlins, John Burch, Marvin Jones.

PRE-VET Just as its name suggests, the Pre-Vet Club is composed of members interested in Veterinary Science. Under the direction of Wayne Thorpe, this group holds regular meetings, in which they discuss current problems and h'ends in aiming to increase each individual member's knowledge and interest.

Left to Right, First Row: George Parker, Wayne Thorpe, Wilson Francisco, Milton Beck. Second Row: Gary Miller, Dennis Hardy, Bill Robinson, Max Holt. Third Row: H arold Upton, Rodney Baker, Dr. M. L. Miner, Dr. J. T. Blake.

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ANIMAL HUSBANDRY CLUB The Animal Husbandry Club which consists of Animal Husbandry Majors meet twice a month to gain a litle more knowledge than the class room experience can offer in their field of interest. The school can be proud of these energetic people who work hard to better themselves and the community.

HORTICULTURE CLUB The Horticulture Club, under the leadership of Dale Christensen, is known to the campus because they are the group responsible for the apple vending machines. This club however, does much more. Members develop leadership characteristics and strive to acquaint themselves with opportunities in the field of vegetable crops and horticulture.

Left to Right, First Row: Dr. D. K. Salunkhe, Larry S. Jeffery, M. Dale Christensen, Theron Hansen, Bunjird Khatikarn, Jim Tsujita, D. R. Pandey, Arthur A. Boe. Second Row: Dr. A. R. Hanson, Otto Riethmann, Prof. Anson B. Call, Ataolloh Yazdaniha, Lynn B. Kerr, Dave Sanders, Shriniwas Date, Demitrios Agathangelides, Dr. D. R. Walker, Karen Smith. Third Row: A. Singh Dhaliwal, H. Don Steggell, Prof. L. R. Hawthorn, Dr. L. H. Pollard, Ghassem Tehrani, Dr. J. L. Anderson, Alice Denney.

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Left to Right, First Row: Teryl Hunsaker, Allen Stastny, Lynn Wyatt, K. LaMoyne Bailey, Dale Spencer, Acie Clements. Second Row: Robert Jensen, S. S. Richardson, Advisor, Neil Christensen, Stephen Luster, Max Nielson, Paul Conover, Robert Fraser, Ralph Wirthlin.

Agriculture Education Majors are eligible for membership in ALPHA TAU ALPHA. President of this organization is Liki Bailey. In their bi-weekly meetings the club fosters discussions and studies designed to help each member in his future plans to teach agriculture.

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ALPHA EPSILON DELTA The purpose of ALPHA EPSILON DELTA is to bring together students with common interests in the fields of Pre-Med, Pre-Dental and Medical Technology. Under the direction of their president, Peter Chase, this organization encourages good scholarship and provides many activities for the members of the group.

Left to Right, First Row: Kent Nelson, Gordon Simpson, Marie Haslam, Charlene Bennett, Peter Chase and Von Mitton. Second Row: Cantril Nielsen, Gordon Ward, Dennis Gordon, and Ron Anderson.

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HOME EC CLUB Affiliated with both state and national organizations the members of the HOME ECONOMICS CLUB plan t::> develop and promote better standards of home and family living. Under the direction of Mary Jean Kearsley, this group meets on the first and third Thursdays of each month.

Left to Right, First Row: Alta Fullmer, Margaret Skidmore, Markeen Newswander, Janet Robinson, Mary Jean Kearsley, Marlene Evans, Margaret Merkley, Advisor. Second Row: Ellen Rae Burtenshaw, Dixie Ostvig, Flicka Ritchie, Marian Linford, louise Shirts, Nancy Petty, Judy Ostvig, Lisa Brown, Pam Peterson, Meredith Hansen, Kathleen Lind, Irene Downs.

DAIRY SCIENCE CLUB The DAIRY SCIENCE CLUB aims to acquaint its members with jobs and job opportunities throughout the state. Serving the dairy department, and the university in many ways, this organization is under the leadership of Clayton Huber.

Left to Right, First Row: A. J. Morris, T. R. Kowallis, Robert Lamb, advisor, Clayton Huber, Ronald Boman, Ira Jorjani, Daryush Valanejad. Second Row: Glenn Brown, Lynn Winward, Leo Israelson, Frank Layton, Jagannaht Kudale, Richar Haxton, Ferron Perkes, Shihadeh Dajani. Third Row: Frank Markos, Lamar Johnson, Lewis Wiser, Gholam Jorjani, Sam Chamberlain, Ross Young, Denton Darrington, Carl Beck.

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INDEPENDENT STUDENTS COUNCIL

THETA TAU THETA TAU is an organization designed to interest those students majoring in engineering and geology. The goal of this club is to develop and maintain a high standard of professional interest and fraternal friendship among its members. Robert Pace is president.

The Independent Council was organized and functions to represent and promote the interests of all independent students at USU.

Left to Right, First Row: Adeana Marshall, Judy Ward, Sharon Wardle. Second Row: Marianne Sharp, Carol Thorndock, Sharon Anderson. Third Row: Sue Gardner, Peggyanne Pettit, John Cluff. Fourth Row: Doug Baithwaite, Mehdi Heravi, Ron Anderson. Noel Cooley Harold Francis Roger Funk

Jack Grimmett David W. Harris Jimmie R. Hill

Michael Jankovich Roger Jensen Ralph Kangas

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Nolan Schofield Robert Seegmiller Robert Wright

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SIGMA TAU Neil Biggs is this year's president of SIGMA TAU. Members are chosen from the upper third of the Engineering College for their sociability, practicality, and scholarship. This thirty-five member group lists as its purposethe advancement of engineering education.

Reed Anderson William L . Bassett

Niel Biggs Gary Cahoon Richard Carlson Wayne Christensen Paul Fonnesbeck Gilbert Paul Francis

Reid J. Gardner Lynn Gottfredson Wendell Hardman DeVon Hirschi Hooshang R. Khojasteh Delbert Gail Larsen

Gale H . Larson M. David Matz James H. Milligan Craig Mortensen Gene L. Mortensen Pierce Roselle

Nasser Saebi John A. Salzetti Rulon C. Scott Robert Seegmiller David J. South Harold Stiles

Lloyd R. Taylor Jenny D. Weaver Richard B. Weaver Richard L. Whale Clair Williams Paul Worthington

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SEA

Preparing its members for professional leadership in educational fields is the aim of the STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION. Under the direction of William A. Dennis, the group visits other schools and professional offices, and invites guest speakers to attend their meetings.

Left to Right, First Row: Evelyn Johns, Mary Gaddie, Marianne Sharp, Dee Richards. Second Row: Prof. Arthur Jackson, Dan Ringle, Prof. Malcom Allred, William Dennis, Eyre Turner.

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The most active service group on campus is the USU Spurs. Wherever a concert, a play, a ball game, or a special program is, you can be sure the spurs will be there too. Karen Boyer is this year's president, and directs the group in such activities as their sale of "Singing Valentines" and the Spur Assembly. Much credit is due this hard working club.

Sharon Anderson Ellen Anderton Verene Ashby Francine Bateman Bernice Bingham Karen Boyer

JoAnn Burgess DeAnna Doman Kathy Embley Julia Frandsen Nancy Gisseman Marilyn Harrison

Shareen Hatch Marty Huntzinger Carol Jackson DeAnn Jensen Emily Josephson Deone Louise Kerr

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Christy Kunz Carol Ann Larson Marian Linford Fereshteh Mahmoudi Jeanne Messinger Dorothy Nye Omona Palmer

Marsha Parkinson Betsy Petersen Lana Peterson Marcia Phillips Flicka Ritchie Karen Roberts Linda Rose

Sherry Sanford Ileen Stenquist Cayla Stokes Carolyn Surface Heather Wade Lois Walton Katheryn Young

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The AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS and their president, Lynn Chase, list as their purposes the promotion of professional attitudes among members and the keeping abreast of recent advancements in their chosen fields. This forty-member organization holds bi-weekly meetings, field trips, and an annual banquet.

Left to Right, First Row: Thomas E. Earl, Vice Chairman; R. Jerry Zollinger, Secretary; Rulon C. Scott, Treasurer; D. C. Watt; John C. Kemp; John A. Salzetti; Lynn Chase, Chairman. Second Row: Francis P. Webster, Rende! J. Larsen, George A. Whitworth, John B. Eliason, Wayne O. Budge, John Salzetti. Third Row: Bruce O. Watkins, Advisor; Robert Sharp, Larry R. Anderson, Gary V. Earl, Wayne Bishop, Larry Diswood.

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Left to Right, First Row: David H arri s, Craig A. Mortensen, Francis P. Webster, Reed G. Crockett, Rendel J. Larsen. Second Row: W. A. Finchum, Gordon Larsen, D eVon Hirschi , Noel Cooley, Francis Watt, Gerald Eliason, Jennings Smith, David Bailey. Third Row: Richard Trask, Ray Huppi, Steve Hudak, Celeste Paul Dalpiaz, Roger. Jensen, Harold Francis, Jim Pettit, Lynn Taylor. Fourth Row: M. David Matz, John A. Salzettzi, L arry D. Huinphreys, Thomas E. Earl, David J . South, Prof. Chadwick.

Studying the theory and practice of electronics, communications, and other related fields of engineering and science is the prime objective of the INSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGINEERS. Chairmaned by David Bailey and David Harris, this club still has time for social activities and places a winter party and a spring banquet on their calendar of events.

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Left to Right, First Row: Ralph Hudelson, Trent Sanders, Robert Packer, George Hagen, Michael Misulia, David dc Sousa, Ralph E. Taylor, Jr. Second Row: Harry C. Hughes, Eugene C. Jensen, Troy Kurth, Seth Thorpe, Paul Wares, James Rogers, LeRoy May, Sam Brewster. Third

Row: Bob Jakubik, Marty Lomax, G. Oliverson, Bill Britton, Bill Hoffmeier, Michael Shannon, Larry Whitlock, Roy V. Thompson. Fourth Row: Wendell St. Pierre, Glenn A. James, Garry Bahe, Ken Gamble, Ron Brown, Peter B. Bunting, Tom Katuyk, Kurt Wilken.

FORESTRY CLUB Left to Right, First Row: D ave Hieber, Ivan Thornton, Ronald Higgs, John Pritchard, Bill Brooks, Val R. Gibbs, Jim Koons, Warren Thiem. Second Row: Alan Lane, James Zumbo, Earl Hindley, Steven West, Francis Mohr, Don Fuller, Richard Estes, Ron Hanson. Third Row: Jerry

Rehfeldt, Howard Hough, Robert Legg, Arthur Dewey, David Moore, Grant Thorson, Donn H. Dale, Ted G. Zrelak, Ken Drew, Mark Webster. Fourth Row: Cole Snyder, Dave Sturges, Bill Jensen, Duane Ecker, Drew Bellon, Edward Hayhurst, David Pickett, Jr., Jae Schultz.

VVILDLIFE SOCIETY The WILD LIFE SOCIETY, headed by Ralph Blotter, aims to further their interests in our great out-of-doors. They hold monthly meetings and field trips.

Left to Right, First Row: Jessop B. Low, Ralph Hudelson, Clyde Edon, Abner B. Johnson, Jim Beers , Dick Iriza rry, Steve Bayless, D ennis Nelson, Ralph Blotter, Pres. Second Row: Bill Schift11auer, Jeff Mattison, Dale Wills, Clark Warren, Mark Bailey, Larry E. Cass, Dan F. Poppleton. Third Row: Dave Applegate, Clint Fudge, Alan Davenport, Steve Smith, John E. Nagel, Marv Schreck, J3.ay B. Lyon, \Varn er B. Poppleton.

ARAB STUDENTS The ARAB STUDENTS headed by M. Wafaie Abdel-Salam is a newly organized group on campus, and states as one of their main objectives the development of a sense of good fellowship between themselves and the American students on campus.

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To foster a spirit of friendship and cooperation among men in the military department and to maintain a highly efficient drill company is the aim of the NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PERSHING RIFLES. This fifty-five member club is headed by Dale Schofield.

PERSHING RIFLES

ALPHA ZETA The top one-fifth of the students in the Colleges of Agriculture and Forestry are eligible for membership in ALPHA ZETA. Jim Koons is president of this national honorary fraternity, and the group lists among its various activities, an annual spring banquet and one social each quarter.

Nancy Adams Sharon Allen Verene Ashby Jill Bateman Susan Bennett

Tyra Bingham Beverly Borchert Frankie Brunson Joan Catmull Marie Coulam

Mildred Cragun Janet Dixon Linda Duffin Donna Fowler Mary Gaddie

Clydene Green Marty H essler Michele Howells Brenda Hubbard Susan Hull

SPONSORS

Kathy Johnson Virginia Larimore Karla Larson Suzanne Law Janet Lemon

Jaclyn Littledike Carolyn Miller Toni Moody Judy Nelson Cynthia Newman

Judy Ostvig Patty Plant Melanie Poole Pat Profaizer Joan Reeves

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Suzanne Richards Cathy Sch ultz Linda Schmiett

Roxy Schooff Linda Simmons Sandie Sorensen

Jean Stoker Kathryn Stringam Anne Taylor

~I a rilyn Taylor Lynda Toolson Sandra Varley

SPONSORS Joan Wadsworth Julie 'vVashburn Marilyn 'vVayman

Becky W elling Vinnie White Bonnie Wiltshire

La Nay Withers Ada Marie Wood Blanch Yardley

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S A BRE SQUAD

Karl Alder Dennis Allen Bruce \,y. Anderson Darwin C. Ashment Steve Bailey Val Bateman

Lee Bowman Douglas Buchner Bil! Cornish Kim Dalby Skip DeRousse Bruce Hall

Walter Harper Steve F. Heruckman William Hunter Robert W. Jakubik Ed Jardine Tom Mason

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The Sabre Squad is an honorary organization composed of Freshmen and Sophomore members of the Air Force R.O.T.C. Aiming among other goals to serve Utah State University, and develop leadership and citizenship qualities among its members, the squad, under the leadership of Cadet Master Sergeant Douglas Buchner, and Drill Commander Cadet Second Lieutenant Maurice Whitmer has a sixteen-man drill team. Ralph Mench Kenneth Orme

William Pe ters Bernell J. Peterson

David O. Steffen Jay C. Taylor

Bob Thomas Jon Wadsworth

Don L. Watts M. E. Whitmer

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ARNOLD AIR Paul Hancock Gene Hoskins John Hugie

Harold G. Jensen Garold Lamb Duane Massey

Barry McIntyre Claine J. Petersen Stephen B. Smith

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Every student at USU is eligible for membership in the INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CLUB. This service group, under the leadership of Don Cherry, promotes any activity that fosters friendship, understanding, and tolerance among the students on campus, and on a larger scale, among the people of the world.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS COORDINATION COMMITTEE - Left to Right, First Row: B. Bahrani, P. Kenyanjui, M. Aziz, R. Magid. Second Row: F. Spencer, L. Turner, B. Blin, I. Khan, K. Kayoum, S. Jethmalani.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL - Left to Right, First Row: Dave Bull, D an Ringle, Fereshteh Mahmoudi, Linda Thompson, Bonnie Railey, Mahmoud Aziz, Bozorg Bahrani. Second Row: Prof. R. Brillantine, Daily, Desmond Jolly, Don Cherry, Dadar Kayoum, Dave Woertendyke, Jahandar Ehya.

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Left to Right: Caylin W . Boulson, Anton L. Yelenich, Read W. Archibald, Sid K. Hullinger, Kenneth Dearden.

ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIAL MANAGERS

Professional development is the aim of the AIM (Associated Industrial Managers). The nineteen members of the club, under the leadership of President Sidney Hullinger, study, attempting to gain a realistic view of business life, while they are still attending college.

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Left to Right, First Row: Prof. Preator, Kirk W. Jeffery, Nathan Olsen, Val Christensen, Lewis Hall, H. P. Panjabi, Madhukar Kulkarni, C. 1. Heath, ,,y. Karl Somers, Dennis S. Reeder. Second Row: Rawson Child, John Kunzler, Colden Roper, Ca ry F orbes, Cord on Allen, Cary Steadman, Jack Schow, James McBride, Ralph Brower, D ennis Child . Third Row: Ronald Cetraro, Donald Burton, John Larsen, Cran t Barnes, Richard Brecht, Neil Kirk, Dale Larsen, Dale "Varner, Kenneth Nosack, Blaine Kearsley.

ASTME

ASTME is a collegiate chapter of a professional engineering society. President Gordon Allen and the members of this organization share the common interests of analyzing, planning, and designing tools for manufacturing concerns. In meetings and in socials, this group studies the scientific knowledge available in their field.

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PHI ALPHA THETA PHI ALPHA THETA is an organization which strives to promote a vital interest among students on campus in history. President Daniel Ringle leads his twenty member group in their monthly meetings, where prominent personalities are invited to appear as guest speakers.

Left to Right, First Row: l\uth Ann M. Lewis, Lawrence Turner, Jaleen H. Stauffer, Daniel J. Ringle, J. Duncan Brite, Michael K. Ferrin . Second Row: Caylen Lewis, W. Kendall Hinton, Cary C. Berewsen, Harold D. Newey, Cary Parker. Third Row: Donald Arnold, Richard Kotter, Jerry Esplin, Dan Cutler, Brigham D. Madsen.

PI SIGMA ALPHA Gene Garfield is this year's president of PI SIGMA ALPHA. An honorary fraternity, membership in this group is based primarily upon scholastic achievement. Students interested in political science meet, attempting to increase their awareness of present political problems.

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Left to Right, First Row: Padich Chirasanta, Donald Campbell, Joe Sharp, Craig Hanchett, Brent Thomas, Gene Yamasaki, Larry Jacobson, Bazlur Rahman . Second Row: Tom Scaler, Darrell Kornegay, John Mor-

ris, Fred Trull, Keith Bishop, Lynn Fergus, Mohammad Mansurvzzaman, Sherwin Kirby, Jack Webster. Third Row: James Hanson, Robert Robertson, Bruce Shirley, Clair Hardman, Carl Nelson, Anthony Bauer, Richard Grover, John Willie.

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE CLUB

Seeking to study the advances in their chosen profession, members of the LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE CLUB hold bi-weekly meetings. Sherwin O. Kirby, who is the president of the organization, directs their activities and helps plan the two functions held each quarter. The club is responsible for some of the recent campus landscaping.

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Left to Right, First Row: N. Sefidbakht, P. Habshi, H . Lesani, F. Jooyan, M. Esmaili, A. Jenab, H. Aiaeddini, D. Haraira, S. Tirgari, J. Mahmoudi, M. Ehya. Second Row: H . Farahbakhsh, H . Fakharzadeh, A. Fakharzadeh, A. Hashemi, H. Refahy, H. Nanaie and J. Ehya . Third Row: M. Amin, B. Baahrany, J. Ehya, V. Nazaretian, H. Nikoopour, M. Ghadiri.

IRANIAN STUDENTS

David Hariri is the president of the IRANIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION. This active group, of forty members, aims to develop a sense of good fellowship between themselves and the American Students on campus. With the aid of their advisor, Craig Tocher, the club is fast accomplishing their goal.

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SCOTSMEN The Scotsmen, under the direction of Dick Beecher, have played at most of our major college dances this year. And if this isn't enough to keep them busy, they have also played at all home basketball games and many of the Greek Formals. Carolyn Tueller, who sings with the group, lends an added luster to an already outstandingly talented dance band.

Dick Beecher Director

Left to Right, First Row: Richard Bush, Lynn Skinner, Craig Cannin g, Darrell Matthews, Lane Merryweather, and Carolyn Tueller. Second Row: Kim D alby, Ron Watkins, Melvin Edva lson, Scott Schwabb, and Les Merrill. Third Row: Boyd Erickson, Dorian Hatch, Byron Montgomery, Larry Wardle, and Larry Anderson.

RESIDENCE HALLS

INTERDORM COUNCIL The Interdorm Council is a group composed of the presidents of each campus dorm, which meet together regularly to decide dorm policy and plan activities. Doug Braithwaite is president of this body.

Typical evening of fun at the Girls' dorm.

These are the members of the Interdonn Council: Carol Manning, Louise Kerr, Doug Braithwaite, Linda Strasses, Marty Huntzinger, Kathleen Russell, Francie Bennett, Pamella Robinson, Sherry Sanford, and Tom Grinmett.

Everybody gets in the act, especially at bed-making time.

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RICHARDS HALL Ramrodded this year, as last year, by Mr. and Mrs. Garry Dymock, Richards Hall is one of the best organized dorms on campus. Offering living facilities for 360 men, the hall is run primarily by a student court, established by the students, to maintain peace and order. Richards Hall officers are: Ralph Mench, Shogo Sumida, Todd Critzer, Bill SchifHaver, Tom Cummett, President.

The Board of Covernors consists of: Stan Finck, Steve Hirst, Mike Franko, Ed Bowden, Thorn Critzer. The Justices are: Maurice Kerwin, Mike Levine, Richard Wagner. Second Row: Larry Hammond, Maurice Backland.

Another "Brothers Four"?

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BULLEN HALL A visiting artist at Bullen performs for the group. Getting ready for the weekly inspection.

Bullen Hall, the only men's groupliving residence hall on campus, houses 144 male students, most of whom are upperclassmen. Built in 1957, BulleIl/ is patterned after the women's residence halls. The occupants of this dorm have a chance to practice their cooking skills and live a leisurely bachelor life.

But, please don't put this in the Buzzer. Bullen Hall officers, the head resident, and the youngest student in the dorm. Sitting: Ike Tolley and son, John Conoway, President, Fred Jones, Earl Smith. Standing: Kent Âˇ vVangsgard, Blair Kowen, Dave Frenchina, Roland Shubert, Bill Field, Doug' Jones, Fred Arbogast.

Party time!

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Really? Tell me about it!

I know I left my sign-out card here last night.

Here at Merrill we take 'em young and train 'em right.

And the next thing I knew ...

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MERRILL HALL

Merrill Hall Officers Left to Right: Tyra Bingham, Camille Rhodes, Francie Bennett, pres.; Pat Fish, Sherry Jenkins, Lana Peterson. Resident Assistants at Merrill Hall Left to Right: Georgie Stringham, Pat Piper, Judy Brimhall, Marva Myler, Linda Peterson.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lee and family, Merrill Hall head residents.

Merrill Hall, the largest women's group-living residence halls, is inhabited by 280 residents. Built in 1957, in answer to a demand for more housing, Merrill is bulging at the seams this year with the addition of two more residents per apartment, making it eight instead of six in each living area.

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LUND HALL Lund Hall is the oldest dormitory on campus, and houses over 100 girls. This is the only hall where a friendly receptionist is constantly on hand waiting to answer questions and to assist visitors in any way possible.

Lund Hall officers, left to right, are Sherry Sanford, Pres.; Bonnie Mosher, Kathy Wagner, and Kathy Robinson.

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Standards Committee consists of: Seeny Bigler, Cia rene Taylor, Peggyanne Petit, Kathy Wagner, Sherry Sanford, and Kathy Robinson.

Barbara Candland, Sheila Rufer, Judy Daniels, Janet Nixon, Suzanne Wadley, and Karolyn Smith ~_.."..._...j are corridor representatives.

Mom and Dad Wheeler and part of the children at Christmas.

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Yes, you're wanted in the lobby.

MOEN HALL Planning another party.

Where shall we go for the quarter break this year?

Moen Hall is one of the newer girls' housing units on campus. This dorm offers the valuable experiences of cooking and living together to the 80 girls who reside there. Here USU co-eds learn to work in groups and by the time a year is over, they have built many lasting friendships. Moen Hall officers Left to Right, First Row: Karen White, Roberta Stanford, Louise Kerr, pres.; Judy Evans . Second Row: Faye Jensen, Mary Lin Nelley, head resident; Kay Hart, Ruth. Ann Butler, Susan Daniels.

Seriously now ... Good planning makes a good party.

REEDER

HALL Reeder Hall is another of the groupliving units. The girls in this dorm, as in Moen, do their own cooking and housekeeping. A year spent in this dorm, is a year filled with valuable experiences.

Reeder Hall officers Karen Lindsay, Michele Haven, Marty Huntzinger, president; Joanne Smith, Carol Geddes, Sybil Watkins, Nancy Earl.

Is that your date? House-Council includes, First Row: Delia Richards, Karen Webster, Joanne Smith, Linda Knutson. Row Two: Nancy Earl, Suzan Law, Shirleen Palmer, Janet Lemon, Janet Hawley.

Some boys will do anything to stay in a girls' dorm.

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GREAVES HALL Members of the Formal Commitee include: Joyce Burmingham, Diane Findlay, Marilyn Lee, Mary Sue Stanger, and Gayle Randall. Greaves Hall officers include: President Carol Manning, Peggy Palmer, Linda Keddington, and Linda Gooch.

Something more for the always crowded bulletin board.

Located in the center of the smaller residence halls is Greaves, a dorm housing 88 girls. Three-bedroom units make a complete apartment and thus provide the enjoyment of sharing one's life with five other roommates.

YOKUM HALL New this year to the campus housing scene is Yokum Hall. This is a home owned by Mrs. Rachael Yokum of New York who rents it through the Housing Service to university girls. Approximately 25 women live in this residence hall.

This seems to be one good way to study for those finals. Officers for Yokum Hall this year are, Bonnie Staples, Pamela Robinson, President, Diana Hickman.

Good home cooking -

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Joan Carrigan Kappa Delta

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Vickey Hansen Alpha Chi Omega Song Leader

Wynn Johnson Sigma Chi Agathon

Adeanna Marshall Freshman Vice President Independent Council

Alan Parrish Pi Kappa Alpha Freshman Basketball

Peggyanne Petit Freshman Secretary Independent Council

Patty Plant Independent

Linda Spencer Chi Omega Song leader

Marilyn Spencer Alpha Chi Omega Song Leader

Jay Stuart Pi Kappa Alpha Freshman President

Paul Wasserman Sigma Nu Debate

Ruth Yamasaki Rhythm Rhapsodies Independent

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Carma Banks Head Song Leader

Cal Carman Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sophomore Class President

Marilyn Cooper Delta Delta Delta Sophomore Class Vice-president

CeCe Harrison Kappa Delta Sophomore Class Secretary

Marty Huntzinger Reeder Hall President Alpha Lambda Delta Sigma Kappa

Louise Kerr Moen Hall President Alpha Lambda Delta

BUZZER PERSONALITIE S

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Christy Kunz President Alpha Lambda Delta Spurs

Jeanne Messinger Delta Delta Delta Spurs

Marcia Phillips Sigma Kappa Buzzer

Craig Poole Pi Kappa Alpha Pershing Rifles

Carylyn Taylor AWS Treas urer Kappa Delta

Sue Waldron Chi Omega Preference Ball

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Cathy Baker Alpha Chi Omega Junior Vice President

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Phil Baugh Delta Phi Agathon Chairman

Carol Byington Chi Omega Student Life

Penny Hafen Chi Omega University Senator

Jerry Hawley Delta Phi Junior Prom Chairman

Judy Hughes Alpha Chi Omega AWS President

Jerry Jensen Sigma Phi Epsilon Junior President

Judy Ostvig Special Events Chairman Sponsors

Ann Pocock Alpha Chi Omega ASUSU Secretary

Lee Roderick Harriet Westenskow Sigma N u Chi Omega Student Life Editor .I unior Secretary

Bonnie Wiltshire Kappa Delta Sponsors

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Ron Anderson Independent Senator Homecoming Chairman

Ken Anderton Pi Kappa Alpha Senior Class Pres.

Mary Ann Bullen Alpha Chi Omega Education Senator

Roger Dutson Sigma Alpha Epsilon ASUSU Business Manager

Mary Gaddie Colonel of Sponsor Corps Alpha Sigma Nu

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Tim Healy Pi Kappa Alpha ASUSU Pres.

John Hugie Sigma Nu Commander of AFROTC

Ron Huntzinger Sigma Phi Epsilon Union Policy Board Chairman

Clare Jones Delta Phi ASUSU Second Vice President

Merlin Olsen Sigma Chi Football All American

Suzy Thomas Kappa Delta ASUSU First Vice-Pres.

Bob Wood Sigma Nu Buzzer Editor

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FRESHMEN This year the affairs of the freshman class were in the able hands of Jay Stuart, president; Adeana Marshall, vice-president, and Peggyanne Pettit, secretary. These class officers were elected during the latter part of fall quarter and this year, as last, have organized a Freshman Council. This council consists of about 25 members, all from the freshman class, and act as advisors to the class officers. With an ever-increasing enrollment in the freshman class, the tremendous undertaking of these class officers is an ever-increasing, yet ever-rewarding experience.

Dale Abersold Doreen Adams Edson Adams Howard Adams Nancy Adams Vaughn Affleck Nasser Ahadi

Gerald Akorth Frank Alexander Lynda Lou Allan

Dennis Allen Stanley Allen Norman Lane Allred Rhea Allred Winston Allred Gless Alvey Jerrylyn Andersen

Pamela Andersen Bruce H. Anderson Bruce W. Anderson Dennis Anderson Gale LaMont Anderson Jane Anderson Kenneth Anderson

Kent Leon Anderson Larry Roy Anderson LaVon Anderson Lynne Anderson RaNae Anderson Robert Anderson Ruth Anderson

Dennis Allen Andrus Larry Angle Karen Angus Flora Lynn Amundsen Lyle Archibald Terry Archibald Bruce Arnell

Selma Ann Ashby Charles Ashcraft Kathleen Ashdown Darwin Ashment Steven Ashment Blaine Astle Richard Atkins

Spencer Atkinson David Austin Maurice Backlund Larry Baggett Gary Bahe Lynn Bailey Jill Baird

Jay Baker Leslie Balls Catherine Bander Carole Bangerter Victor Kay Bangerter Robert Bardsley DeLon Barfuss

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Karen Barfuss Gary Barker ~ !ilton Barnett Beverl y Barrus Edith Bassett Jerri Bate man Duane Baugh

FRESHMEN

Kue Beames Annette Beattie Carl Beck Steven Bee Delwyn Belnap Gerald Bennion Linda Bennion

Patricia Bennion John Benson Marguerite Benson Lynda Beran Joseph Berchtold Estelle Berrett David Bessinger

Tom Beverid ge Asenath Jane Bigler Jenni e Binando H arold Kay Birch Douglas Birdsell Linda Bischoff Joan Bishop

Wayne Bishop Merlin Black Renay Black Terrell Blackburn Ann Michele Bl ake Beverly Blaylock Richard Blotter

Douglas Bodily Patricia Bonnell Dennis Borden W ayne Bosen Albert Bounous Karen Bouwhuis J. Edward Bowden

David Bowen Robe rt Bowen Ginger Bower JoAnn Bowman Beverly Boyer Larry Boyle Richard Bracken

Betty J 0 Bradley Don Bradshay W alter Bradshaw J. Lynne Brady Robert Brady D avid Braegger Larry Brandon

Dean Brenchley Richard Brenchley Stephanie Brewster Beth Bri ggs Jean Bringhurst Marylin Broadhead Glen Reid Broderick

Mary Ann Brooks Betty Broschinsky Robert Broughton

Carole Jean Brown Craig Brown Ranae Brown Larry Brune r David Bull \,Iaria Bunker Ronald Burns

Barry Burdett Lawrence Burton Shaire Burton Nolan Bushnell Ronda Buttars Barbara Ann Butterworth Judy Byington

Renae Bywater Carolyn Caine Susan Calvt': rt Sandra Calhoun Louise Call Marilyn Call D ennis Campbell

Donald Campbell Garr Campbell Ri chard Camrbell Barbara Candland Craig Canning Marilyn Canoso John Capener

Pamela Capener Collette Card Phillip Cardon Yvonne Cardwe ll Donald Carlson James Carlton Larry Carr

Rex Cordon Cates Ronald Cetraro Linda Chandler Robert Charlton Sandra Chase Preston Ch ecketts Linda Chisholm

Vince nt Chopper Carlos Christensen Dwain Christensen Glenna Christensen J. Lane Christense n James Christensen Karen Christensen 233

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Kenneth Wynn Christensen Marta Christensen Mary Christensen Norman Christensen Veri Christensen Sandra Churchill Carol Clark

Ceorge Clark Glenna Clawson Billie Clement Bonnie Cole Gary Coleman Kent Colton Sharron Combs

Susan Comish Don Conley Eddie Conover Gary Conrad Richard Conrad Beverly Cook Dell Cook

Douglas Cook Richard Cooley Kathleen Cool?er Pamla Corbridge Karla Cornelison Judy Corwin Marie Coulam

John Coulam Glenn Cox Janet Cox Palll Cox Kay Crockett Jan Cromar Thomas Crystal

Catherine Jean Cummings Steve Cunningham Ruchard Curry David Curtis Paula Cushing Marilyn Dahl Samuel Dahle

Virginia Daines Kim Dalby Judy Daniels Susan Daniels Ernest Daugherty Susann Davidson Clifford Davies

Gary Davies Evelyn Davis Sharon Davis Rita Jean Decker La Ray Deem Kenneth Dees Mildred Denton

Francis D evi gnez Lynnette Dillon Gary Dittman Sam Divingnzzo Andrea Done Diane D ornbos Carol Doutre

Chad Downs Irene Downs Eugene Draney W alden Draney Diane Draxler Linda Duffin Carma Duke

Marlene Dunbar Darrell Duncan Nancy Dunn Robert Dunn Mark Dunne Judy Durrant Ezra E ames

Ga ry E arl Lynda Edlund Gary Edman Carolyn Joa n Edwards Lynda Edwards Kenn eth Eldred ge Gordon Eldridge

ClairElison Dean Eliason Joseph Eliason Elaine Ellis June Mari e Ellis Hichard Elwood Steven Eppich

Ronald Erekson Barry Erickson Steven Erickson ~! etta Erickson Gene E splin Roy Williard Esplin W ayne E stes

Eric E va ns Judith E va ns ~1 a x Eva ns Stephen Evans Tamara Everton Jill E yre Sharon F ackrell

Ri chard Farrar Judith Fawce tt Charl ene Fehlman

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Steven Fife Stanley Finek Sandra Findlay Beverlli Fisher Shannon Fisher ancy Fitzgerald Dennis Flint

FRESHMEN

Karen Fonnesbeck Vernal Forbes Lynn Forsberg Dean Forsgren Keith Fortie Donna Fowler Bette Francis

Fred Francis Larry Francis Linda Francis \Vendy Francom Roger Frank Michael Franko Susan Freeby

Richard Frombgen Sue Ann Fuhriman Susan Fuller Bruce Funk Patricia Gammett B. Bryce Gardner Carole Gardner

Nancy Gardner Ozar Gardner Sharon Lee Gardner John Garfield Marshall Garr Barbara Garrett Lanny Garrison

Russel Garrison Pat Gallagher D aniel George Guy Gertsch Hyrum Dennis Gibbons Steve Gibbons Donald Gilbert

Stanley Giles Kathleen Gillette Sharon Gledhill Linda Godfrey Helen Gay Goodrich Janis Goodwin Sandra Graff

Lynda Gray Susan Green Gordon Greenhalgh Steve Greer D ennis Griffin Thorn Gritzer Todd Gritzer

Rodney Grover Ronna Grover Ronald Gruwell Judy Gunnell Marga ret Gunnell Mari e Gyllenskog Dennis Haanpaa

Tom Hablitzel Lynette Had erlie Sandra Hadley

Mary H ale Sherrill Hall Cheryl H alling Edward Halstead Keith Hammond Larry H ammond Claudia Hancey

Robert Hanch ett Calley Haneberg D oyle Hanks Beverl ee Hansen Conni e Hansen Danielle H ansen D onice Hansen

Douglas Hansen Karen Hansen Linda Hansen Mary Ann Hansen Norma H ansen Robert Hansen T ed Neil H ansen

Vi cki Hansen Lynda Hanson Julie Haramoto James H amlOn Johnni e Harp Kent H arper Barbara Harris

Barton Harris D ean W. H arris Glen Harris Keith Lyle Harris Margaret Ann Harri s Oliver Jerry H arris William J. Harris

Elizabeth H art Joan H art Saundra Harward D ouglas H arwood Vi ctor H asfurth er Marcia Hatch Brent Hawkes

Johnni e Heileson Rex H end erson Joan Henderson Larry H endricks Ma rsha Hendrickson Richard H enrie 237 Jim Henslee

FRESHMEN

Joyce Hensley Charles H ess Esth er He ugly Joan Hibbard Paul Hibbard Lyn Hicken Rienna Hickman

Patricia Higgins Robert Hills James Hilverda Ellvert Himes Loran Hirschi Steven Hirst Dale Hobbs

Delwynn Hobbs William Kent Hobbs John H offm an Linda Hogga n Michael Hogge Elizabeth Hogue Ja cquelyn Holbrook

LeAnne Holdaway Jan et Holley Ronald Holman Mari ann e Holmgren T amara Holmgren Robert Holt Jerry H oopes

Lucille H oth Steph en Hoth Howard Hough Phillip H ouse r Edwa rd Hoyle Kathylene Howard ~li c h e l e Howells

Brenda Hubbard Harry Hughes Jay Hughes Douglas Hunsaker Lynda Hunsaker William Hunter Larris Hunting

Parker Hupp Lynn Hurst Miyuki Inouye Ri chard Iri za rry Helen Isaacs Lee Ross Ivory Dixie Jackson

Joseph Jackson Ray Jackson Larry Jacobson Jerry Jacoby Robert Jakubik Glenn James ~Ii cha e l Jankovich

Suzann Jerrard Floyd Jarvis John Jeffs Mary Shiree Jenkins Sherry Jenkins Susan Jenkins Karen Jennin gs

Alan Jensen Conni e Jensen Elaine Jensen Harvey Jensen Jaleen Jensen James Jensen Janice Jensen

Joan Jensen Jon Jensen Kay Jense n Kathleen Jensen Maureen Jensen Richard Jensen Robert Jensen

Valine Jensen Patricia Jeppson Maurine Jepsen Michael Jepsen Zane Jessen Sheryl Johanson Colleen Johnson

Jacqueline Johnson Lois Johnson Margo Johnson Suzanne Johnson Jonathan Barber Joyce Jones Murray Jones

Cheryll Jordan Bonnie Jorgensen Harry Katseanes Eldon Kearl Karel Kearl Steven Kearl Larry Keck

W ayne Kee tch Connie Keller Sara Ann Keller William Kent Karen Kerr Blair Keown Marilyn Kidman

Harold Kiever Deanna Kimball Sam King

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Suzanne Kin g DeLoris Kirkland Linda Kirkland Ma urice Kirwan Donald Klaben Ralph Klingsporn Karen Hae Kni ght

Pamela Knight Douglas Knudsen Seigmond Kopinitz Henry Krell Juli e Ann Krey .T udith Kropp Lola Lee Kunz

William Kurrle Frank La Framboise Barbara Lake Roger Lake 10hn Lamb Cynthia Newman LaRee Hosenvall

FRESHMEN COUNCIL Left to Right, First Row: Shirlene Palmer, Annette Bea ttie, Pegyanne Pettit, Jay Stuart, Adeana Marshall, Karen David, Ma rilyn Canoso. Second Row: Jack Nixon, advisor, Marcia Hatch, Susan Larsen, Jane Waldron, Julie Krey, Marylin Broad head, Marilyn Spencer, Kelley Horton, Beth Van Kampen. Third Row: Sue Zann Wadley, Jan Cannon, Douglas Knudesen, Robert Hoggan, Wayne Bishop, Lane Allred, Thorn Critzer, John Johnson.

MymaLaPray Clair Larkin Glenn Larkin Helen Larkin Darla Larsen DeAnna Larson Quinn Larsen

Lyle Larson Royce Larsen Susan Larsen

Vivian Larse .... William Larsen Tony LaRuffa Lawrence Lau William Lau Paul Laver Suzanne Law

Evelyn Lawrence Terry Lawrence Jerry Layne Carol Leak Jack Leetham Torn Lehenbauer Joyelene Leitner

Janet Lemon Peter Lenmark Edgar Lewandowski Mary Lynn Lewis Kathleen Lind Kaye Liljenquist Karen Lindsay

Marvin Lindquist Shauna Lindguist Jaclyn Littledike Charles Lloyd Melinda Loertscher Glen Longhurst Gaylen Dee Loosle

Pat Lovejoy Mary Jane Loveland Kay Lovell Richard Low Robert Lund William Lund David Luthy

Max Lyon Marie Madsen Massood Mahmoudi JoAnne Mair Willard Malmstrom Robert Malouf Richard Marchant

James L. Mandl Harold Mann Louise Mansfield Richard Marasco Gail Marble Connie Marchant Richard Marrin

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FRESHMEN

Adeana Marshall Nadine Mash Phyllis Mason Thomas Mason Karen Mather Kay Mather D eanne Mathews

Patricia Mathews Beth Maughan Frank Maughn Laurel Maughn Mary Maughn LeRoy May Linda McCann

Wendell McCann Dixie McEntire Joan McKean Ronnie McKim Douglas McKinner Kenny MacKenzie Paul McLaws

Charlotte McLelland Darwin McPhie Glade McQuarrie Shirley Meacham Gayle Mecham Kenneth Mecham Don McClure

Tamera Meek Jud y Meldrum Roger Me ttl er John Millard Ronald Miller Connie Mills Marion C. Minor

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Michael Misulia Judy Mitchell Marilyn Morley Richard Mooney Laura Moore Albert Morgan

Harvey Morgan Lonnie George ~ l organ Susan Morgan John Morris David Morrison Marilyn Morrison Wendell Morse

Bud Mortensen Gerald Mortimer Bonnie Jean Mosher Fred Moser Kaye Moss Marjorie Moyle Walton Muir

Lee Mumford Michael M unk Lorraine Murray Mike ~[urry Larry Nalder Lynn Napper ~1illicent Natchees

Faye Nate Donna Neal John Neal Camille Nelson David E . Nelson David Nelson John Nelson

Michael Nelson Herbert Newsom George Nicholson Arthur Nielsen Dennis Nielsen Eileen Nielson Helen Nielsen

Kathy Nielsen Mary 1. Nielson Richard Nielsen Sandra Nielson Sherrie Nielsen Stephen Nielsen Linda Kay Nish

Carl Nixon Nancy Nixon Jean O'Bray Golleen Obray Jean O'Brien Verlma Kay Odean Elizabeth Ogden

M. Allen Ogden David Olsen Joseph Brent Olsen Larry Olsen Lorraine Olsen Sherry Olson Laron Olson

Sheldon Olson Carolyn Olson Judy Orton Rulon Osmond Patsy Ann Overy Nannette Owens Shari Owen

Dan Pack Grant Palfreyman Bill Palmer

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Peggy Palmer Shirlene Palmer Douglas Lane Parker Alan Parrish Douglas Parry John Pascoe Ashok Patil

FRESHMEN

Keith Paulsen Jacqueline Pazell Shauna Pearce Elizabeth Ann Pearson Earl Peck Pauline Pedersen Chris Pella

Barbara Penman La Dean Perkes Marsha Perkes Kathy Perry Ben Peterson Bernell Petersen Carol Ann Petersen

Gwen Petersen J ames Peterson Joyce Peterson Judith Petersen Karen Peterson Kathleen Petersen Kathleen Peterson

Paul Petersen Penny Peterson Ronald G. Peterson Vicky Peterson David Petterson Thomas Pettigrew Kathleen Pettit

Peggy anne Pettit Terry Piazza Carlos Pierce Sharon Piper Nick Pisani Bruce Pitcher Patricia Plant

Tyson Planz James Platt Boyd Plowman Brent Plowman Gary Pollard Atusser Porter Stanley Poulsen

Patricia Powell Mary Beth Pratt Carolyn Preece Marsha Preston Paulette Preston Elaine Price Pat Profaizer

Ken t Rampton :-'1ike Ramsdell Gayle Randall D ennis Rasm ussen !l.larsha Rasm ussen Clay ton Ravs ten Ben Read

Maraley Redd Judy Ann Redelings Ellen Reeder

Steven Reeder T erry Rees Judy Reese Richard Reese Sharon Reeve RoJea n Reeves Paul a Reeves

Leslie Rhein James Rhe tt Ray Ri ce Rita Rich Camille Ri chards D avid Richards Carl Ri chards

Rita Ri chards Marilyn Hicks Judith Hidd Sally Hieske Lawrence Higby Barbara Hiley Bill Riley

Linda Hipplinger Jud ee Robb H arold Hoberts Kay Hoberts Kaye L. Hoberts Becky Roberts George Hobinson

Jerry Hobinson Myrn a Hobinson Nita Robinson Pamela Hobison Renn Hobinson !l.lary Hodri guez D onn a Roge rs

!l.larga re t Rogers Lynette Rogers Lynda Rollins Brent Romrell Gene Ri chard Roskelley Fred K. Rother Jill Roundy

Georgia Jean Rowl ey Brent C. Rowsell Joe Rowsell Conni e Rusick Kay Ryan Michae l Ryan Bruce Samuels

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Earlene Sanden D avid Sanders Leo Sanderson Averil Sansom Ceorge Sarki s ~learritta Saunders Jim Sawyer

Karr ie Sawyer Robe rt Saxton Ceorgia Schear Cary Schiffman Larry Schmidt JoAnn Schneider Bill Schoeming

Karen Scholes Boxy SchooR Ri chard F. Schulze Dianne Schofie ld Hobert Scoth ern Bichard Scothern Cathy Schutz

Carold Seamons Richard Seamons Robert Seegmiller Joy Seiter Sharron Sevan ~Iichael Shannon ~li chae l Sharp

Diane Shields Jane t Sh ipley Brent Shurtli ff Elinor Sigler William H. Silvester A. ]. Simmonds Barbara Simmons

Linda Simmons vVilli am Bruce Simmonds Chris Simonsen Larry Sip \Vesto n Smedley Diana Smith Ellouise Smith

Jan et ~l ary Smith Judy Smith Judy Smith Julie Smith Jill Smith Joanne Smith Karolyn Smith

Larry Don Smith ~lary E laine Smith Sharon Snow Susan Smith Carmen Snyder William Soderberg ] ake Sorensen

Pauline Sorensen Robert Sorenson Violet Sorensen Edward R. Sorenson Elaine Sorenson Alona Southwick Carolyn Sparks

Linda Spencer Marilyn Spencer Richard Spencer Ronald Squires Barbara Stallings Roberta Stanford Donna Ann Stansfield

Bonni e Staples Larry Staser Colleen Steed Cary Steed D arell Steele Kathleen Steele Caroline Stettler

Karen Stephens Mark Stevens Nancy Stevens Jan Stocking Elaine Stoddard Kathy Stringham Connie Strong

Elaine Stuart Jay Stuart Spencer Stucki Gary Summers Paul Summers Rex Sweat Alfred Swinyard

Barbara Sylvester John Szymawski Karen Tanner Marjorie Tanner Richard Tanner Gayle Tams Gai Sue Taylor

Jay Taylor Lana Taylor Lourene Taylor Natalie Taylor Ralph Taylor Ranae Teeples Tom Thacz

Lynne Telford Paula Telford Sherry Telford

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'vVarren Tew Burke Theurer Robert T homas C loria Rae Thompson Richard Thompson Ru sse ll Thompson Lynn Thompson

FRESHMEN

Leland Thomson Rose Marie Thome Louis Thornley Carol Ann Thornock Keith Thorton Michael Thorpe Elizabeth Thrasher

Margil Jean Thurgood Terry Tibbitts Mary Jean Tobler R. Mochamad Totosoedirdjo Ronald Tremea Richard Trudeau Shirley Trussel

Richard Turner Beth Van Kampen Dave Vanderhoof Sterlin g Van Orden Nathan Vest Kent Voorhees Cristine W ade

William Wade Richard Wagner Calvin Wahl Jan Waite Jane W aldron Jeanine Waldron Charlotte Walkenhorst

Pat Walker Lorchin Wall J.R. Wall Karen Kay Walton Clark Wangsgard Vickey Wankier Norma Lynne W arburton

Lloyd Ward Richard W ard Stephen W ard David Warren Paul Wasserman Ceorge Watanabe Marilyn Wayman

Sally W eatherman Eugene Webb Becky Welling Bud W est Charles West Tony Brent W estern Carole Wheatley

Ann Wheatley Karen White Brenda Whitney Richard Whitney Dick Whittick L. D. Whittington Kent Wilcock

Kathleen Wilkinson Jim Wiley Barry Williams

D. Lewis Williams Kirby Williams Peggy Williams Trudy Williams Wayne Williams Terry Willis John Willoughby

Rama Wilson Pat Wimmer Margaret Winger Steven Winward John Wintch Pat Winterton Alice Wittwer

DonE. Wood Richard Wood Evelyn Wright Naoma Wright Corrine Wynder Blanch Yardley Craig Yeates

Howard York Ruth Yamasaki Annette Zollinger Nick Zufelt Danny Zundel

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SOPHOMORE S Although the Sophomores are the smallest class on campus, they are one of our most important groups. With the very capable leadership of Cal Carmen as President, Ce Ce Harrison as Vice President and Marilyn Cooper as Secretary plus the enthusiasm of the Spurs, the Sophomore class is an indespensible part of our student body. At ball games, pep rallies, elections and any activity which requires an enthusiastic Aggie, the Sophomores can be counted on to participate.

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Carol Adams Nancy Adams LaN eta Alleman Dale Allen F. Rial Allen Jack Lee Andersen Nancy Andersen

Boyd Anderson Curtis Anderson J ill Anderson Julian Anderson Larry Anderson Scott Anderson Sharen Anderson

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Sharon Lee Anderson Ellen Anderton Beatrice Angus Gerald Archibald Linda Asay Verene Ashby Patricia Lou Bagley

Beth Ballard Patricia Barlow Marlin Bartschi Francine Bateman Val J. Bateman George Baumann Charlotte Baur

Blaine Lee Beaman Bruce Becker Rey Belnap Carol Bennion Jerrie Helen Bennett Sherry Benson Diana Bessinger

Ruth Ann Beutler Marian Beveridge Blenda Billings Bernice Bingham Phyllis Bingham Tyra Bingham Caryl Bishop

David Black Lee Bowman Vicki Bowman Pat Bown Karen Boyer Dolores Bragd Georgia Bray

Ellen Jean Brackett Gordon Brown Karma Jean Brown Tony Brown Elizabeth Budge Harold Bunderson JoAnn Burgess

SOPHOMORES

Richard Bush Andrew Bybee Joan Catmull Carla Chadwick Linda Charles Linda Chatfield Carol Christensen

Dean Christensen Nanette Christensen Connie Clark Karma Clarke Harlan Clayton Larry Clough Pamela Colton

J. William Cornish

Boyd Condie Marilyn Cooper Vee Crabtree Karen Crane Sonja Kay Creech Ward Curtis

Kerren Cutler Nancy Ruth Daines David Daniels Richard Paul Dansie Richard Davidson Carolyn Rae Davis Scott Denning

Boyden Denniston Seguin DeRousse Bruce Dorsteler Elkin Drews Wilma Kay Dye Nancy Earl Keith Eberhard

Janice Elich Nevada Ellison Kathryn Embley Marilyn Everill Franklin Farnsworth Jolene Faulkner William Field

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Patricia Fish Linda Fitzgerald Dianne Floyd Bill Foxley Thomas Francisco Frederick Lee Robert Frost

N. Lyle FuIlmer Donald Gardner Nancy Gardner Carol Garfield Carole Geddes Clyde Gephart Teryl Gibson

Melva Giles Michael Gillespie Nancy Gisseman Carolyn Glenn Fernando Gonzalez Linda Gooch Kenneth Gowans

David GrimIey Tom Grimmett Gaylen Grover Val Grover Carolyn Hacken Joyce Hadden Vicky Haderlie

Susan Hales Launie Hair Elsie Hammond Julie Hammond Karen Hancock Carol Hanks Jay Vard Hansen

Kathleen Hansen Laureen Hansen Kaaren Hanson Myrna Harmer Cece Harrison Marilyn Harrison David Hart

Linda Hart Edward Hayhurst Karen Healy Mojay Heidari John Heppler Gary Herron Sterling Herstad

Ray Heslop Jeanne Higbee Joe HiIlam Edwin Hinckley Gloria Hoehnen Maurine HoIlinshead David Hoopaugh

Marylee Horsley Steve Howard Floydene Hoyt Susan Hull Patsy Hullinger Uela Hunting Marty Huntzinger

Clyde J. Hurst Sarah Hurst Leo Israelsen Stephen Jackson Edwin Jardine Marian Jaussi DeAnn Jensen

Faye Jensen Karla Marie Jensen Kathryn Johnson Larry Johnson Ronald Johnson Ronald B. Johnson Sharon Johnson

David Jones Judy Jones Joyce Jordan Jolene Jorgensen Emily Josephson Pierre Kaptanian Barbara Karel

Abdul Kayoum Richard Kearns John Kemp Gordon Keetch Dorothy Keller Robert Kerbs Kathleen Kidd

Steve Kidman Neldon Kingston Karen Kinsey Nei! Kirk Elizabeth Klyn Lynda Knudson JoAnn Korth

Karren Kranwinkle Stewart Kuhn Christy Kunz Laurence La Beau Thai! LalJray Gary Larabee Joan Larsen

Karen Larsen Carol Ann Larson Carl Lawson John Leatham Carole Ann Lee Larry Lee Joan LeFevre

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Glen H. Lemon John Lindsay Marian Linford Christine Littlefield James Loshbaugh Judith Ann Love Lou Ann Madsen ii.~iii;;~~~ :"-----=--":' E.l:OU~~~1lli.'i

Fereshteh Mahmoudi James Martsch Cherrol May Robert Mayer Max McCormick Gary McCurdy Leroy McLelland

Sherry Mellor Jeanne Messinger Alonzo Merritt Conrad E. Michaelson Sue Ann Millecam Marlene Milliner Margaret Miner

Suzanne Miner Toni Moody Barry Moore DeAnn Morris Fred Mortensen Lynda Moyes David Muchow

Carol Murdock Sandra Murdock Myrna Moultrie Bernice Nelson Judith Nelson Ronald Allan Norman Edith Noyes

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Dorothy Nye Sandra Oberhansly Wallace Ogden Kathleen Olsen Linda Elizabeth Olsen Bryce Olson Bie Chaun Ong .====....,~III

Karen Louise Osterhout LaDene Palmer Ornona Palmer Andrea Parker Ramesh R. Patel Louise Ann Pease McDonald Pells

J. Ellis Pendleton Janet Petersen Roselyn Petersen Lana Marie Peterson Bonnie Petterson Marcia Phillips Guy Pierce

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Lynne Pond Sandy Sue Prentice Karma Prisby Elaine Puro Reed Purnell Lynda Puzey Robert D . Quayle

Betty Ann Ramey Carolyn Rampton LaDeane Randall Christine Randall Judy Ann Randall Rebecca Rasmussen Robert Rasmussen

Lorraine Raunig Judith Rausten Jea n Redmond Kathlene Rich Michael Richards Warren Ridderhoff Enid Ritchie

Flora Roberts Karen Roberts Alvin Robinson El Ray Robinson David Rodriguez James Rogers Douglas Leonard Roos

Linda Rose LaRee Roundy Robert Roy Karen Roylance Lenn a Rudd Sheila Rufer Kathleen Russell

Robert Saffi Garold Salmon David Sant Donald Schmidtlein Linda Schmiett Ann Schoonmaker Neil Schwartz

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Leroy Searle Beverly Serrell W. Edward Shipley Gary Shults Elizabeth Shymak Kirk Smith Lee Snedaker

Sandie Sorensen Daryl Sparks Linda Sprouse Marcia Squires Max Staheli Marilyn Stapley Ileen Stenquist

Stephen A. Stephens Ethel Stevens Mitchell Stevens Linda Strasser Carol Jean Sutton Joseph Tanner Carylyn Taylor

Marilyn Taylor Nephi Gregg Taylor William L. Taylor William VanNoy Taylor Colleen Thomas Carol Lynne Thompson Linda Thompson

Joan Tingey Beverly Tippetts Marsha Ann Turner Nellie Turner Nancy Ann Valberg Sandra Varley Heather Wade

Arnell Walker George Walker Lois Walton Bart Wankier Sherry Wasuita Douglas Watanabe Gary Watkins

Sybil Watkins Lynne Webb Timothy Welch Samuel Wells Lawrence Whitlock Daniel White Karen Whittle

Sally Whyte Christy Jane Williams Kathy Williams Robert Williams Dave Willis Judith Wortl1en Virginia Yamada

Art Yeager Ken Youn g Patricia Youn g Jerry Zaugg Anita Zollinger Yard Hall

JUNIORS The outstanding Junior Prom "Moods in Blue" featuring the Brothers Four, high-lighted this classes' activities for the year 19611962. The leaders of this class were, Jerry Jensen, President, Cathy Baker, Vice President, and Harriet Westenskow, Secretary. Other members such as Marilyn Pollard, Jerry Hawley, Phil Baugh and many others headed the school's biggest events, Hello Week, Junior Prom, Agathon and other activities vital to our Aggie way of life.

Mary Ann Adair Larry Adams M. M. Alam Sharron Lee Allen Judy Andertson D arlene Anderson David Anderson

Lee J. Anderson Maxine Anderson Annette Backlund Bill Bagley Suresh B. Bahirsheth Ann Bailey Ross BaiT

T oni V. Bair Anita Lynne Baird Nola Lee Baird Vicky Marie Baird Catherine Baker Ri chard Baker Clair Baldwin

Rosalie Ball LeRoi G. Barclay Rance Bare Roxie Ann Barnum Reed Clark Baron Melvin Barrps Virginia Elsa Barson

Frank Bartholomew Peggy Barton Jill Bateman Philip D ean Baugh Micheal A. Beard Christine Beckstrand Earl Bekker

Charlene S. Bennett Lionel V. Benson Noel Bess Norman Bettenco urt Annette Beus Paul Bevan Apar Singh Bhatia

Choldene Bingham Kieth Bishop Kent Bishop Linda Bishop Theral Michael Bishop Thomas Bjornda James Blake

Barbara Blanch Paul Bodily Paul Bottino Ann Lee Brackett Marilyn Brian Geri Broadhead W ayne Budge

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Patrick Buller Beth Bullock Nevana Bunker Peter B. Bunting John Burch Joyce Burningham Anne Byram

Bonnie Cannon Stephen Capel Harvey Capell Carol Carpenter Frances Carr Carla Carson Ike Carson

Blaine Case Jim Case Mike Casey Loretta Chamberr Barry D . Chandler Cerri Chatwin Beth Checketts

Kay Cherrington Karen Cherry E rma Choate Betty Christensen Leon Christensen Red F. Christensen Harold Christiff

Roger Clark John Cluff Ri chard Cole Eleen Collins Pa ul Conover Noel Cooley Richard Merril Coomes

Keith M. Cottam Valerie Cousin Janis Cox Mildred Delphia Cragun Cary Cranney Reed C . Crockett Dennis Crofts

Robert Cummings Kenneth Curtis Jeanette Dabb D on D ale Celeste Dalpiaz Ca ry Davidson Judy D avidson

Antone Davis Tom Davis Judith Day Duke Norval Dayton Joan Dearing Carl Devine Arthur Dewey

Suzann Dickson Larry Diswood Deena Dixon Janet Dixon Keith Albert Dixon Kathleen Doris Larry Dorius

Glenna Douglass Margie Dow Shirley Ann Downard Dennis Draayer Mary Alice DuBose Frank Dudley Richard Dunn

Paul Dupin Sandra Estman Merlin Eborn Duane Ecker Jean Edwards Leland Edwards Roger Elkins

Ralph Erickson Roy Erickson Parvaneh Fakhanyadeh Merion Farnsworth J ooyan Farrohh Francis Fehrenbacker Ronald Fielding

Diane Findlay Charlene Flint Merritt Floyd Wilford Forsberg Cerald Foster Ann Fox Gilbert Paul Francis

Wilson Francisco Clinton Fudge Chee Kikue Fujimoto Jon Robert Fullmer Monte Cordell Fullmer Janice Funk Darrel Gamble

Linda Gardner Daryl Garn James Coleman Gatherun Lois Germer Arlo Gilbert Madge Gilbert Larry Giles

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Gary Gill Bill Glaudin Ellis Goebel Kent Goldsberry Dennis Goudelock Koojin Goya Carolyn Grange

Ann Graser Clydene Green Jerry Green John Green Robert Green D ave Greenhaigh David Griffin

Robert Grimm Eleanor Gunnell Jerrolyn Gurr Marilyn H aderlie Vivian HaderIie Bonny Hall Irene Hall

Lewis Hall Marie Hammond J elaire Hancock Pa ul Hancock Walter H anks Boyd Merrill H ansen D elwyn H ansen

Gayle Hansen Iris Colleen Hansen. John Hansen Kathleen H ansen Lynda H ansen Meredith Hansen Theron W. Hansen

Clair Hardman Judy Harmon John Harmon Mark Hart Connie Harvey Elaine H arvey Frank Harvey

Lionel Harvey Marie Haslam Jerald Hawley Lois H aycock Sandra H ealy Francine Hedin Norr Hendricks

D an H enrie Mehdi Heravi Kenneth Hickman Wayne Higbee D onna Higgins Joan Holker Richard Hoover

Martha Claire Horsley Shirley Hoskins Carol Housley Edythe Housley Annette Huber Stephen Hudak

JUNIORS

Larry Huebner LeRoy S.Huffaker Judy Hughes Nahid lranfar Lynn Isaac Lynn Isaccson Ida Ruth Jackson

Claudia Jacobsen Carol Leone James Kaye Jeffery Marlene Jenkins Brent Jensen Don K. Jensen Joan Jensen

Marvin Jensen Necia Jensen Robert Jensen Zola Jepson Sylvia Jessop Farrel Johns Cheryl Geddes Johnson

Clark V. Johnson Darrell Johnson Philip Johnson Ronald Glenn Johnson Larry Johnston Kathleen Jones Linda Jones

Marie Jorgenson Joan Kapp Preston Kearsley Louise Keller Richard Kennedy Paipun Khatikarn Alice Kibler

Linda King Linda Jeanne King Orpha Matilda King Charles Kinnen Kenneth Kinzel Dale Kirby Robert Knudsen

JUNIORS

Ri chard Kotter E ileen Kroepel Karl B. Kurtz E laine Langford D allas Larsen Kei th Larsen Kathleen Larsen

Wayne Bowcutt Lynette Larsen Maurine Larsen Patricia Larsen Sharon Larson Sterlin g Larson Brent La urence

Allen Layne Patricia Leavitt D on H . Lee Anita B. Leishm an James Lillywhite Kendall Lister William Pope Long

David Griffiths Loosle Ubaldo Jac Lopez Donna Marie Lovell Joanne Lunt H arold Lupton Larry Macfarlane John Maciel

Don MacKenzie Ed Madigan Patrick Joseph Maher Max Barnes Major Carole Manning George Manning Albert George Marchan t

Joseph Markowski Margo Marotz Jack Marzo Glayd C. Mather Pearl Mathews Roger L. Matkin Rosemary Maughan

Ruth Maughan Anita ~I axwe ll D ouglas McAtee James McBride Mary Ann McBride Dixie McCann Carole McDermott

James Micheal McDermott Judy McDonald Barry Edwin McIntyre Lila McKay Ronald McKee Edward Mecham Patty Meikle

John Mellor Wilmer C. Merrill Lane Merrywea ther ~1 ahm o ud Meschi Marga ret Meyers Don Mikosell Donna Miles

Carolyn Miller Faye Miller Shawnee Milligan Lamar Mitton Von A. Mitton Stanley Mocul eski Linda Monk

James Montgomery Karen Loretta Morf Blain Morgan D aniel Morgan D aryle ~l o rgan Kent Moyes Juergen Mudrow

Zelma Munford Brenda Murdock Kent Myers Cliff Nakatani Chad L. Neilson Bart elso n Betty Jo Nelson

Carl R. Nelson Kent Nelson Monte Neville Harold Newey Barbara Tielson H oward Nielsen Judy Nielson

D eVon Nish Janet Nixon R. Brent Nyman Linda Oborn Leo Cordon Olsen William Olson Clenn Olson

John Oostyen Jane Orme Hollis Osborne Clark Osterga rd Judy Marga ret Ostvig James S. Parkinson Jan Parrish

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Margaret Ann Passey Richard Passey John William Patrick Lynn Michael Patterson Sherry Pearson Lynn e Pedersen Nedra Petersen

Mary Lou Peterson Pamela Peterson Nancy Petty Afton Phillips Tony Pickering Abbas Pirouznia Joan Pitcher

Ann Pocock Marilyn Pollard David Polson Melanie Poole Pamela Porter Jack Poulsen James Standley Poulsen

Deann Price Peggy Pulsipher Janet Bobbe tte Purrington D avid Purtee !\Iary Quaderer Marvin Queen Anwar M. Qureshi

Marcia Rasmussen Roge r Frank Rawson Joseph D . Reese Ga le Dean Reeser Carol Reynolds W arren Reynolds Sammie M. Richins

Albert Rice Vern on R. Ri ce Sa zanne Ri chards W eldon Richardson Joyce Ri chins Jim F. Ri gb y Sandra Ri gby

Linda Riley Janet Robinson Shawnee Robinson Lee Roderick D ennis H atch Rosier Rueker E ghi Pat Rumsey

Christy Ryan Renee Rya n Linda Sampson David George Sanders Larry C. Sand ers Pamela Savage D ale Schofield

William Schoppee Kenneth Schwartz Woodrow Seiersen Jerrie K. Shand Marianne M. Sharp Robert Sharp George E . Shirl

JUNIORS

Louise Shirts Harriet Shupe Gary Shurtliff Karl Silvester Margaret Skidmore Jerry Smith yla Smith

Ralph Smith Cole Snyder Craig Sorensen Ethel Sorenson Earl Staker Mary Sue Stanger Nadine Stapley

Kenneth Stevens Curtis Stewart Gordon Stewart J erlyn Stephens Afton Stucki Gene Sturzenegger Robert Sumbot

Allen Sumsion Bernard Tait Bonnie Talty Ken Tams Richard Talbot Jeneile Tams Nancy Taylor

Jeanette Tew Dennis Ray Theurer Don Thomas John Tibbetts Boyd Tobler Ellen Tolman Barbara Tomsic

Douglas Toole Mardell Topham Bud Trappet Roger Tribett Fred Trull Jeanine Tsu Ronald Udy

JUNIORS

Jamshid Vossoogh Wayne Wagstaff Merlin Waite Lawrence Wanlass Mike Ward Sharon Wardle Julie Washburn

Ronald Watt John Weber Sandra Webster Karen Weston Judith Ann Whitaker Karen White Bob White

Boyd Whitesides Floyd Wilcox Carol Willardson Ida Lee Willardson Darla Williams Janet Williams Stanley Williams

Dale Wills LuJuanna Wilson Wanda Wimmer Cordell Wold Ada Marie Wood Sylvia Yardley David Young

M;ke Young Ronald Young Darnell Zollinger

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SENIORS Graduation, of course, is the foremost goal of all Seniors at Utah State. After four years of college, this ambition was realized by over 1,000 students. Heading the Senior Class of 1962 through the annual Baccalaureate services and February Smorgasbord Dinner were Ken Anderton, president; Bonnie Dansie, vice-president; and Susan Brown Bennett, secretary.

Registration drew Aggies one step nearer graduation

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Ahmed Y. Abdelrazaq Engineering Ann Shirley Adams Education Larry Adams Education Mary Ann Adams Education

Demetrios Agathangelides, Agriculture Susann Agee Education Elaine Ahlstrom University Linda Aiken Family Life

Frederic Arbogast Forestry Tibsay Ascanio University

David Akerluncl Engineering Dave Allen Engineering Gary Allen Forestry Karleen Allen University

Richard R. Atkinson Bus. & Soc. Sciences Mark Austin Engineering

Kaylene Allen Bus . & Soc. Sciences Paul Allen Bus. & Soc. Sciences Willard Allen Engineering Karen L . Alvord Education

Lyle F. Bagley Engineering David L. Bailey Engineering

Jim R. Amos Education Larry t-1. Anderson Education Reed Anderson Engineering Ron Anderson University

Floyd Bailey Agriculture Harold Bailey Bus. & Soc. Sciences

William Andersen Engineering Kenneth Anderton University Norma Anderton Education Elaine Angus Education

LaMoyne K. Bailey Agriculture Mark Bailey Forestry

Irvine Barfuss Engineering Lowell S. Barrick Engineering

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Dee "Vorley Barrus Engineering William L. Bassett Engineering Twila Mary Bates Bus. & Soc. Sciences Mohindra Batra Engineering G. Everett Bearnson Education

Marilyn B. Beck University Katie Ruth Bell Family Life DeLyle Bennett Agriculture K. Lynn Bennett Forestry Sherman G. Bennett Education

Susan B. Bennett Margo Bergeson Raymond Birch Ruth Blanchard Education Home & Family Living Education Home & Family Living John C. Bentley Ed Clyde Biddulph James R. Birchfield Virginia Blanchard Engineering University Education University Gary C. Berensen Jeanne Biddulph Tom L. Bird Robert J. Blain Bus. & Soc. Sciences University Education Engineering Patricia Berger Ernest Niel Biggs David Earl Blackner Richard L. Blanck Education Engineering Bus. & Soc. Sciences Bus. & Soc. Sciences Sandra Ann Bernes Sharon Louise Bingham Asael Wayne Blanchard William H. Boley Home & Family Living Home & Family Living Education Engineering

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Ronald Boman Agriculture Paul Bone Engineering

Robert J . Botsford Bus. & Soc. Sciences Garry L. Bowen Forestry

Illene Broadhead Bus. & Soc. Sciences Sharod Broadhead Education William Brooks Forestry

Nancy Brower Home & Family Living Ron Brown Forestry Frankie Brunson Education

Jackson Bowman John Bradshaw Gerald Brandvold Bus. & Soc. Sciences Engineering Forestry Bonnie Bracken Douglas C. Braithwaite Yvonne Ann Brenchley Home & Family Living Bus. & Soc. Sciences University

Gary Bryan Bus. & Soc. Sciences Ned Budge Education Richard Buist Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Mary Ann Bullen Education Irene L. Burnett Education Roy P. Burnett Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Richard J. Burns Forestry Ray Burrows University "Varren Burton University

Paul J. Brenchley University Sam Brewster Forestry

Paul A. Buss Forestry Gary Cahoon Engineering Richard Cahoon Bus. & Soc. Sciences

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Mark W. Christensen Beverly Jean Child LaPriel Capener Millie Kay Calder Agriculture Home & Family Living Home & Family Living University Ralph K. Christensen Clark B. Child Stephen C. Carroll Cordon Call Bus. & Soc. Sciences Engineering Bus. & Soc. Sciences Bus. & Soc. Sciences Carl Christiansen Dineen Choules Lynette Caudle Carlene J. Call University Education Education Bus. & Soc. Sciences Kaye Chugg Alan Christensen I. Lynn Chase Ilene Call Education Education Home & Family Living Engineering

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Ralph M. Cinfio Education William R. Clayton Engineering Howard J. Clegg Agriculture James Robert Colburn Engineering

Harold Coleman Engineering Johnny R. Conaway Engineering Valora J. Cooley Education Clyde Ray Coombs Education

Carolyn Cordon Home & Family Living Jack Cox University Roger Cox Education Robert L. Craner Forestry

Joseph D'AgnilIo Education Thomas H. Daniels Engineering Robert S. Curry Forestry Dan Cutler Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Ken R. Drew Forestry Roy Droege Forestry

Bonnie R. Dansie John Davis Home & Family Living Education Shanna Daw Alan Davenport Forestry University Dauneen Dawson Duard D. Davids Education Home & Family Living Carol Day Bonnie Rae Davies University Education

Edith Duersch Education Karl LaMar Duffin Engineering

Roger Dlltson Bus. & Soc. Sciences Ruel Dye Engineering

Glenn Dayton Bus. & Soc. Sciences John D. Dayton Bus. & Soc. Sciences Loren Demond Bus. & Soc. Sciences William Dennis Education

LaVar O. Earl Engineering Thomas Earl Engineering

Gary R. Dierks Bus. & Soc. Sciences Robert Ditton Engineering Arden Draney Bus. & Soc. Sciences Vee Ann Draper Education

Marshall Eastman University Clyde Edon Forestry

Clifford Edwards Education Connie Edward Education

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Glen Lyman Edwards Education Jahandar Ehya Engineering Joan Elison University Charleen Ellis Education John Wayne Ellis Bus. & Soc. Sciences

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Vaughn B. Ellis Agriculture Abdula Erami Engineering Marilyn Ericksen University Gary E. Ericsson Agriculture Jerry L. Esplin Education

Don Ray Fielding Reynold U. Eston Bus. & Soc. Sciences Bus. & Soc. Sciences Lynn A. Findlay Marlene Evans Agriculture Home & Family Living Grace F. Floyd Hossien Farahbakhsh Home & Family Living Agriculture Kenneth H. Foit Marilyn E. Fawson Engineering Home & Family Living Gary Lee Forbes Lynn T. Fergus Engineering University

Kent Forbes Engineering Edna Forsgren Education Kay France Education Del E. Fredde Agricu lture Robert Friedli Education

Clark J. Fullmer University Roger L. Funk Engineering David Futrell Education Gordon C. Gabbert Engineering Mary Gaddie Education

Kenneth Gambl e Forestry Pete r Garf!' Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Keith Gwyn University Margaret Gyllenskog Bus. & Soc. Sciences Nancy Hacking Home & Family Living

Chander Prakish Garg Engineering Larry Eugene Gass Forestry

Sandra Hacking Education Hadi Fakharzadeh Engineering Dale Brent Hales University

Randall J. Gee University Heber Geisler Engineering

Nancy Hales Home & Family Living Francis Hall Education Judith Hall

Gerald F. Gif!'ard Forestry 1'.IcNeil Glenn Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Robert R. Hall Bus. & Soc. Sciences Craig B. Hanchett University Darwin C. Hansen Engineering

Daryl Green Education Jack Grimmett Engineering

David C. Hansen Engineering Hurley Hansen Education Mary Elaine Hansen Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Richard Gritman University Richard Grover University

Steven Hansen University Ann Marie Hanson Bus. & Soc. Sciences Fred Lee Hanson Engineering

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Wendell c. Hardman Doyle H. Harris Un iversity Engineering Tess Maureen Harker Kenneth Reed Harrison Education Education Adra Harris Karen Harshman Bus. & Soc. Sciences Un iversity David Harris Robert L. Harshman Engineering Bus. & Soc. Sciences

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Kimball C. Harward Agricu lture Myron Hassard University Dorian Hatch University Richard Haxton Agriculture

Tim W. Healy Bus. & Soc. Sciences Cecil Heath Engineering Charles Brent Heath Agriculture David Earl Heiber Forestry

Keith A. Henrichsen Engineering Kent "v. Henderson Bus. & Soc. Sciences Wayne Heppler University Jack Donald Herklotz University

Earl Ronald Higgs Forestry Calvin Hiibner Bus. & Soc. Sciences Jimmie Roy Hill Engineering Patricia Hill Education

DeVon Keetch Hirschi \Vayne Holmes Connie Homer Engineering Education Bus. & Soc. Sciences Leon D evan Hoffman Gene Hoskins Sandra Holst Engineering Education Bus. & Soc. Sciences William J. Hoffm eier Bea trice Ann Howard Raymond H olt Forestry University University Raquel Holman Frederick Perry H olton Paul Howard University Engineering Engineering

Ronald J .Huntzinger Bus. & Soc . Sciences Richard H utchins Engineerin g

Num a Humad Imara Engineering Sherie Isbell Educa ti on

James Howe Fores try Carla Irene Hoyt Educa tion Clayton Huber Agriculture John Hubbard Engineering

Omer Kay Jacobsen Enginee rin g Larry Jacobson University

Ralph A. Hudelson Engineering Brian Vincent Hu ghes Bus. & Soc. Sciences Kent Hu ghes Bus. & Soc. Sciences Marian Hull Education

Lucy Ke-Ying Jao Uni versity Randy Boyce Jardine Engineerin g

L arry D . Humpherys Engineering G. Ray Hunsa ker Bus. & Soc. Sciences T eryl W . Hunsaker Agriculture Norman L. Huntsman Forestry

Barba ra Je fferies Education Larry S. {e lfer y Agricu ture

Von Reed Jenkins Engineerin g D ee Jensen Education

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George Jensen Bus. & Soc. Sciences Owen Jensen Uni ve rsity Roger LeRoy Jensen Engineerin g Virginia Jensen Edu ca tion Larry Sidwell Jensen Agriculture

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Evelyn Johns Jeanette Rex Jones Iraj J orjani Ivan Keller Educa tion Home & Family Living Agri culture Uni versity Calvin Johnson Marvin H owe Jones Thayne Judd Ibrahim N. Kh an Engineering Agriculture Engineerin g Engineeri ng Jay Herman Johnson Ralph Allen Kangas Prapat Kh onghakul Seymour D . Jones Engineering University Engineering Agriculture Man anne Jorgensen Ike 1. Kawaguchi T ex Joseph Johnson Terral King Bus. & Soc. Sciences Home & Family Living Agri culture F ores try Mary Jean Kearsley Jacob Cornell Johnston Kenneth W. Kin gs ley Gholam l orjani Bus. & Soc. Sciences Home & F amily Living Agricu ture Educa ti on

Sherwin Kirby University Jacki e Kleinman E d ucation Linda Knell Ed uca tion James F rank Koons F orestry Ga rold Lamb Forestry

D ee Lambert Bus. & Soc. S c i e n ~e s Norma Lambert Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Edwin Elias Leigh Education Nolan B. Leishman Bus. & Soc. Sciences Leo LeJambre University

Anthony J . LaPray Education Virginia Larimore Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Gaylen L ewis Bus. & Soc. Sciences Robert Lewis University Ruth Ann Lewis Education

Andrea L arsen Unive rsity Gail Larsen Electrical Engineerin g

Jane Lott Home & Family Living Leo Thomas Low Educa tion Sam Lower Engineering

Glen W. Larsen Educa tion Gordon Larsen Engineerin g

Robert Luke University John Stephen Luste r Agriculture Melvin Luthy Educati on

Linda Larsen Education Ronald Larsen Bus. & Soc. Sciences

David Lynch E duca tion Ray Lyon F ores try James Maher Engineering

Gerry Law University Robert O . L eatham Bus. & Soc. Sciences

JabiI Mahmoudi Bus. & Soc. Sciences Homa Mahmoudi University Patricia Mahrt University

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James Jacob Maloney Dorothy Marilyn Mann George C. McArthur Bus. & Soc. Sciences University Bus. & Soc. Sciences Gerry McArthur Martin D . Matz Ralph Malsam Education Engineering Forestry James McEntire Peter Mau ghn Joseph Mangum Bus. & Soc. Sciences University Engineering Robert S. McAllister Maurice D. McF arland Sharon Mangum Agriculture Engineering University

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Jerold McQueen Engineering Charl es McKain Educa tion Peggy Mehas Educa tion Rulon C. Scott Engineering

Jayendra K. Mehta Engineering Janet Mencimer Education Arlo Mendenh all Bus. & Soc. Sciences Joyce L. Mendenhall University

Melvin Meredith Engineering Spencer K. Merill Engineering LaMonte Mickelsen Education Judy Mickelson EOllcation

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Brent D. Mikesell Bus. & Soc. Sciences Mostafa Mohaperani Agriculture Helen Morinaka Agriculture Roger Morris Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Blair M. Moyes Education Benita Mundy Education John Edward Nagel Forestry D ennis Nate Education

Alan Pratt Nelson Hyrum G. Niederhaiser Catherine Norton Robert Olson Agriculture Bus. & Soc. Sciences Home & Family Living Education Noreen Nelson LaDonna Noyes Ross A. Nielsen William Ostler Home & Family Living University Education Education Ned A. Newman Charles Nielson Jane Olsen Mary Dixie Ostvig Engineering Engineering Education Home & Family Living Markeen Newswander Robert Max Nielson Linda Olsen Robert Pace Home & Family Living Agriculture Education Engineering

DeForest H. Page Kay Parker Ned F. Parson Bus. & Soc. Sciences Home & Family Living Bus. & Soc. Sciences Bhupesh C. C. Parikh Nancy Cheryl Parry Dineshchdra G. Patel Agriculture Education University

Bruce R. Patzmann Engineering Marvin Rex Paul Agriculture

Mary Madalyn Paulick Gwendlyn Peterson Bus. & Soc. Sciences Education Roy Edwin Pennington Janene Peterson Engineering Home & Family Living

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Janet O. Pete rson Education LeRoy A. Petersen Education Carol Peterson Education Roger Thane Peterson Bus. & Soc. Sciences Stephen H. Peterson University

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Jim Pettit Engineerin g Pat Pieper Educa tion Jed Pitcher Bus. & Soc. Sciences Thomas Pocock Bus. & Soc. Sciences Scott K. Potter University

Galin Poulson Bonnie Railey Robert William Reeder Hamed Rasheed Bus. & Soc. Sciences University Engineering Bus. & Soc. Sciences Robert H. Railey Sharon Preece Aleen Rasmussen \Vinston Jae Reese University H ome & F amily Living Home & F amily Living University George Ramey Jerrold Rasmussen Peggy Preston Thomas A. Reeve Forestry Education Education Agriculture Ralph Rawlinson Mohamed Ali Quattan Chalermthep RatanaJoan Reeves Engineerin g prayura, Agriculture Fores try University William W. Quist Gretchen Rasheed Don C. Reading Ilah Broberg Henner Engineering Education Bus. & Soc. Sciences Educa tion

LaRon C. Reynolds Engineering Gary Rice Agriculture

Venita P. Roylance Home & Family Living Judith Elaine Rueckert University William Scott Russell Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Jam es Ri ce Education Michael Kaar Rich Bus. & Soc. Sciences

James R. Richardson Engineerin g Larry Edwin Richins Bus. & Soc. Sciences

\Vil!iam D exter Sanders Nasser Saebi Agriculture Engineering Janice R. Saunders Bill Chikai Sakaguchi Bus. & Soc. Sciences Engineering LaVell E. Saunders John Salzett Bus. & Soc. Sciences Engineering

Karma Ritchie Bus. & Soc. Sciences Roy Ritchie Education

Larry Sayer Engineering Loren Sayer Engineering \Varner Poppleton Forestry

Larry R. Rittenhouse Forestry Lucy Roanhorse Educa tion '

Nolane Schofield Engineering Scott Deffendol Forestry Somsak Sesaeech Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Donald G. Robertson Bus. & Soc. Sciences Alan F. Roylance Education

Carvel R. Shaffer Bus. & Soc. Sciences Barbara Sharp Humanities & Sciences Judy Shaw Education

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Bill Shurtliff Bus. & Soc. Sciences Saundra Siddoway Home & Family Living Twila Jean Simmons Education T. Craig Skanchy Bus. & Soc. Sciences

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Elvon Skinner Education Lynn Skinner Education Robert Smellie Engineering Colleen Smith Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Georgia Beth Smith University Morgan R. Smith Engineering Barbara Sorensen Bus. & Soc. Sciences Laurel Sorenson Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Robert F. Sorenson Education David ].South Engineering Okrey South Home & Family Living John Sparks Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Dale Spencer Agriculture Robert Seegmiller Engineering Robert Joseph Stack Bus. & Soc. Sciences Winnie Stanley Education

Allen Stastny Agriculture Thomas Slater Engineering Gary Steadman Engineering Harold Stiles Engineering

Wayne Kin g Stenquist John Jay Straubhar Engineering Engineering Masayoshi Sumida Joan L. Stevens Home & Family Life Bus. & Soc. Sciences John W. Stevens Shoao Sumida E ucation Engineering Mary Lea Stoddard Wayne Wight Summers Home & Family Life Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Barbara Jo Thompson Bus. & Soc. Sciences Kathy Thompson University

Curtis C. Svare Bus . & Soc. Sciences Richard D.Swasey Engineering Milton Del Tacconi Bus. & Soc. Sciences Nolan Reed Taggart Education

Ivan Russell Thurman Forestry Robert R. Thurman Bus. & Soc. Sciences

Denzil Glenn Talbot Engineering Albert Orsen Taylor Education Diane Taylor Bus. & Soc. Sciences George Allan Taylor Agriculture

Ira A. Tolley University Rosco Nelson Tolman University

Lloyd Robert Taylor Engineering Lynn Lee Taylor Engineering Marlene Lewis Taylor Home & Family Life Gaylin William Thomas Education

Del Johnson Traveller Agriculture Richard D . Trask Engineering

Katwyk Thomas University Maurice G. Thomas Engineering Richard H. Thomas Bus. & Soc. Sciences Suzann T . Thomas Education

Robert H. Treat Education Gerald Joseph Tritz Forestry

Ada Jane Truman Home & Family Life Masaru James Tsujita Agriculture

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Lester Tueller Bus. & Soc. Sciences Terry Eugene Tuttle Engineering Robert L. Vadas Bus. & Soc. Sciences M. Valanejad University LaDell Vance Agriculture

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Maria Van Hooff University Floyd C. Veibell Bus. & Soc. Sciences Paul Thatcher Vigh Bus. & Soc. Sciences Lester Keyes Wade Education Millicent Wade Education

Roger E. Wade Engineering Sharol Ann Wahlen Education Dee J. Wamsley Bus . & Soc. Sciences Robert K. Wangsgard Bus . & Soc. Sciences Gordon C. Ward University

Anna B. \Vatchman Francis Parson "Vebster Jay H. Ward Engineering Education Bus. & Soc. Sciences Kenneth \Veatherwax Mella Laraine Weeks Judith Ward Home & Family Life Forestry Education Shirley Wendel Jerry D. Weaver Kenneth Meldon "Vard Home & Family Life Engineering Engineering Richard Bruce Weaver James Alexis Weston Susan Jane Wakley Agriculture Engineering University Richard L. Whale Evelyn L. Webster Gilbert J. Walker Engineering University Education

Arthur Rexford Whittaker Engineering George Allan Whitworth Engineering

Tyler Wilbon Business and Social Science Doris Ann Wilcox Education

Ann Wilkinson Education Arlene Barzee Williams Education

Samuel Douglas Wood Forestry Pat Winget Jean Marie Workman Thomas Wood Home and Family Life Education Business and Rae Louise Winn Social Science Paul R. Worthington Education Engineering William R. Woodland Lynn D. Winward Richard Flint Wright Business and Social Science Forestry Agriculture Ernest Dee Workman Robert W. Wright LaNay Withers Education Engineering University

Reed W. Willis Edmund Jay Williams John Russell Wilkins University Agriculture Agriculture Carole Willyerd Thomas LaMar Wilson John C. Willie University Home and Family Life Business and Social Science Lloyd Walter Wuthrich Business and Social Science Gene N. Yamasaki University David M. Zagg Education Joseph Christensen Zitting Agriculture

Herman Leroy Zollinger University Jerry R. Zollinger Engineering Ted G. Zrelak Forestry

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Carl Johnson Forestry Bunjird. Khatikarn Agriculture Hossein Lessani

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Dail Ly Engineering George H. Maduram Forestry J'Wayne McArthur Agriculture

John McCoy Business and Social Science H. Nikoopour Agriculture A. C. Patel Engineering

Pat Pendse Agriculture Pirom Poolsawasdi Agriculture Precha Praviehai Business and Social Sciences

Egon Rapp Engineering Hossiengholi Refahy Agriculture Zenaida Rodenko Forestry

Sterling Russell Agriculture Carmencita Salvosa Family Life Herman Schwartzrock Education

Bozorg Baharani Agriculture Bertram Blin University Floyd Burnett Agriculture

Alice Denney George Chamboleyron Agriculture Home and Family Life Dale M. Christensen Morteza Esmaili University Agriculture Yu Bing Fok Baha Dabbous Engineering Agriculture

Sefid Babht Agriculture

Shahid Shafi Engineering W endell Shepherd Education

Don Frair Agriculture Reid Gardner Engineering Steve Goddard Engineering

Kristine Smith Family Life Neil Sumsion Agriculture

Jay D ee Hendricks Business and Social Sciences Frank Herschi Education Chien Yau Hsu Agriculture

Vicar Ahmed Syed Engineering Siavosh Tirgari University

Ned Jefferies Forestry Seid Jenab Engineering Shampal J ethamlani Agriculture

Ming Chang Tsai Engineering Fred John Wagstaff Forestry

Gar Workman Business and Social Sciences Ataollah Yazdaniha Agriculture

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In Mid-February the leadership of the Buzzer changed hands. At that time, only a fraction of the book was completed, many deadlines had been missed and the possibility of even having a 1962 Buzzer appeared remote. But with the aid of several enthusiastic staff leaders and with extreme cooperation from Wheelwright Publishing Company, Adviser H. Reuben Reynolds, and Photographer Fred Thunnell, we were able to complete the compilation of the 1961-62 Utah State University Activities. The completed yearbook is a combined effort of several students who put aside personal pleasures to spend endless hours in the Buzzer office. Special mention goes to student photographers Dallas Larsen, John Leatham, and Steve Petrick, for their hours "in the dark," and to editors Pearl Mathews, Marcy Phillips, Bertie Lou Richardson, Ann Howard, Marian Linford, Marilyn Clegg and the Sports Editors whose devotion made this book possible. Business Manager Brent Larsen had the gloryless job of making the books balance. Because of his conscientiousness, the 1962 Buzzer is financially secure. He has handled the business end of the book extremely well. A special "Thank You" also goes to his Secretary Jane Olsen for her contribution on the Business staff. I would also like to thank all other staff members who helped in any way to make this book possible. A special thanks to Jed Pitcher, Senator of Publications and other members of Student Senate, whose support and encouragement have added greatly to the completion of the book. Geri Broadhead, Editor

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A Abdelralad, Ahmed, T..... 118, 172 Abel, Richard Oen .................... 34 Abersold, Dole W ....... ............ 231 Adair, Mary Ann .................... 259 Adams, Ann Shirley ........... ..... 272 Adams, Carol .................. 120, 251 Adams, Doreen ................ 125, 231 Adams, Edson ....................... ... 231 Adams, Howard A ........... 122, 231 Adams, Lorry J ....................... 272 Adams, Lorry .......................... 259 Adams, Mary Ann .................. 272 Adams, Nancy .......... 30, 198, 251 Adams, Nancy ......... .............. . 251 Affleck, Vaughn ........ ....... ....... 251 Agathangelides, D................... 272 Agee, Susann .......................... 272 Agricola, Patricio ............ 116, 164 Ahadi, Nasse r ........................ 23 1 Ahlstrom, Elaine ............... ....... 272 Aiken, linda ............................ 272 Airth, Gerold Lee ..... .. ... .......... 23 1 Akerlund, David N ................. 272 Alan, Main Magsood .............. 259 Alder, Karl J .................. .... ... .. 200 Alexander, Fronk ............. ....... 231 Allan, Lynda Lou ............ 125, 231 Alleman, LaNeta .................... 251 Allen, Dole Thomas ....... ...... ... 251 Allen, David Mark .................. 272 Allen, Dennis Kent .......... 200, 231 Allen, F. Rial .......................... 251 Allen, Gory Dee .................... 272 Allen, Hal J .................... ... .... 11 8 Allen, Kaylene ....... ...... ........... 272 Allen, Paul Brown .......... 122, 272 Allen, Sharon Lee ..... ..... 198, 259 Allen, Stanley D.............. ....... 231 Allen, Terry Odal l ................. ... 15.2 Allen, Willard Leon ..... ........... 272 Allphin, Deanne N ................. 151 Allred, Jock Ross .. ............ 23, 202 A ll ren, Norman ....... ............ ..... 231 Allred, Rhea ............................ 23 1 Al l red, Winston ........... ........... 231 Alvey, Cless Gail .. .................. 23 1 Alvord, Koren ... ..................... 272 Amos, Jimmy Roy .................... 272 Amundsen, Floro .... ........... ..... 231 Andersen, Jock ............ .... 152, 251 Andersen, Jerrylyn .......... 150, 231 Andersen, Judith .... 125 , 161, 259 Andersen, Lewis ...................... 122 Andersen, Nancy .................... 25 1 Andersen, Pamela .......... 125 , 231 Andersen, William ... .. ........ ... .. 272 Anderson, Boyd ...................... 251 Anderson, Bruce ...................... 231 Anderson, Bruce W. 149,200,231 Anderson, Carol ...................... 136 Anderson, Curtis .................... 251 Anderson, Darlene .................. 259 Anderson, Dennis .................... 231 Anderson, Eldon .............. ........ 127 Anderson, Gale ...................... 231 Anderson, Jane .............. 150, 231 Anderson, Jill .......................... 251 Anderson, Julian .................... 251 Anderson, Kenneth D....... 148, 231 Anderson, Kent L. .................. 231 Anderson, Lorry M ........ ........... 272 Anderson, Lorry .... ... ........ ....... 251 Anderson, Lorry R................... 231 Ande rson, LaVon .................... 231 Anderson, Lee ........................ 259 Anderson, Lynne ........... ......... 231 Anderson, Maxine ....... ........... 259 Anderson, RaNae ..... ....... 120, 23 1 Anderson, Reed A ........... 188, 272 Anderson, Robert I. .................. 118 Anderson, Robert M ................. 231 Anderson, Ronald ...... 25, 228, 272 Anderson, Scott ........................ 251 Anderson, Sharen .................... 251 Anderson, Sharon .................... 190 Anderson, Wade ............ .......... 122 Anderton, Ellen ........ 174, 190,251 Anderton, Kenneth .......... 25, 173, 228,272

Anderton, Norma ...... .......... .. 227 Andrus, Dennis Allen .............. 231 Angle, Lorry ..................... .70, 23 1 Angus, Beatrice ...................... 251 Angus, Elaine .......................... 272 Angus, Koren .......................... 231 Arbogast, Frederick .................. 272 Archibald, Gerold ................... . 251 Archibald, Terry Deane ............ 231 Arnold, Cheryl June .... ...... ...... 120 Asay, linda Lee ...................... 251 Asconio, Tibisay ...................... 272 Ashby, Verene ........ 190, 198, 251 Ashcraft, Charles Roy ............. . 231 Ashdown, Karleen .................. 231 Ashment, Darwin ............ 200, 23 1 Ashton, Geniel ........................ 116 Ashton, Janice ........................ 116 Astle, Blaine William .............. 231 Atkins, Richard Curtis .............. 23 1 Atkinson, Spencer Henry .......... 231 Atkinson, Richard .................... 272 Austin, David King .................. 231 Austin, Mark Clarence ............ 272

B Backlund , Annette .......... 120, 259 Backlund, Maurice .................. 23 1 Baggett, Lorry Dean ................ 231 Bagley, La yle F....................... 172 Bagley, Patricio Lou ........ 174 , 251 Bagley, William C. .......... 127 , 259 Bahe, Garry Wayne ..... ........... 231 Bahirsheth, Suresh ......... ......... 259 Bahrani, Bozorg ................ 25, 290 Bailey, Ann ............................ 259 Bailey , David ........................ 272 Bai ley, Floyd Gilgen ................ 272 Bailey, K. LaMoyne ................ 272 Bailey, Lynn Seth ....... .. ........... 231 Bailey, Mark ..................... ..... 272 Bair, Ross Leon ...................... 259 Bair, Toni V ........................... 259 Baird, Anita Lynn .................... 259 Baird, Margaret Jill ................ 231 Baird, Roger .......................... 118 Baird , Vicky Marie ......... ......... 259 Boker, Catherine .... 120, 226, 259 Boke r, Richard Dean ................ 259 Boker, Clair ........ ........ ...... ...... 259 Boll, Rosalie ... ......................... 259 Bollard, Beth .................. 150, 251 Bolls, Lesl ie Allen .................... 231 Bonder, Florence Kathy ............ 231 Bangerter, Victor Kay .............. 231 Barber, Jonathon ............ 122,2 39 Bardsley , Robert Jerome .......... 231 Barclay, LeRoe ........................ 259 Bore, Wm. Fields .................... 259 Barfuss, DeLon ........................ 231 Barfuss, Koren ........................ 232 Barfuss, Irvine ........................ 272 Barker, Gory ..... ....................... 232 Boker, Joy .............................. 231 Bangerter, Carole ... ................. 231 Barlow, Patricio ...................... 251 Barnes, Grant .......................... 205 Barnett, Milton John ...... .......... 232 Barnum, Roxie ........................ 259 Boron, Reed Corle .................. 259 Barrick, Lowell Sunde .............. 272 Barrus, Beverly ................ 116, 232 Barrus, Dee Worley .................. 273 Barruw, Melvin .......... .............. 259 Borson, Virginia ...................... 259 Bartholomew, Fronk ................ 259 Borton, Patricio Ann ................ 259 Bartschi, Marlin ...................... 251 Bossett, Edith .......................... 232 Bossett, William .............. 188, 273 Bateman, Jill ............. ..... 198, 259 Bateman, Jerri Anne ..... .. . 125 ,232 Bateman , Francine .. 174, 190, 251 Bateman, Vol .................. 200, 251 Bates, Twila .......... .... .............. 273 Batra , Mahindra ........... ........... 273 Bough, Duane Ross .................. 232 Bough, Philip .. ...... 152, 226, 259 Baumann, George ......... ........... 251 Baur, Charlotte .......... ...... 116, 251

Beamon, Blaine Lee ................ 251 Beames, Kue Holliday ............ 231 Beard, Michael .............. .......... 259 Bearnson, George ..... .. ............. 273 Beattie, Florence ........... ........... 231 Beauchamp, Sharon ................ 140 Beck, Carl ....... .. ...... .. ............. 231 Beck, Marilyn Brown ................ 273 Becker, Bruce .......................... 251 Becker, Joyce .......................... 136 Beckstrand, Christine ................ 259 Bee, Steven John .................... 231 Bekker, Earl ............................ 259 Bell, Katie Ruth .............. 151, 273 Belnap, Delwyn ...................... 232 Belnap, Rey ............................ 25 1 Bennett, CI-vorlene .................... 259 Bennett, DeLyle ...... .................. 273 Bennett, Jerrie Helen .............. 25 1 Bennett, K. Lynn ...................... 273 Bennett, Sherman ............ 152, 273 Bennion, Carol Lee .................. 251 B~nnion, David K..................... 118 Bennion, Gerold ...................... 232 Bennion, Lindo lone ................ 232 Benson, John D. ...................... 232 Benson, Marguerite .................. 232 Benson, lionel ........................ 259 Benson, Sherry Lou ................. . 251 Bennion, Patricio .................... 232 Bentley, John Clyde ................ 273 Beron, Lynda .......................... 232 Berchtold, Joseph .................... 232 Berensen, Gory ........................ 232 Berge, Barbaro ........................ 116 Berger, Patricio ........................ 273 Bergeson, Margo .................... 273 Bernes, Sondra ........................ 273 Berrett, Estelle ........ ................ 232 Bess, Noel .............................. 259 BeSSinger, David .................... 232 Bessinger, Diona .. .................... 251 Bettencourt, Norman ......... ....... 259 Beus, Annette ...... .................... 259 Beutler, Dione ....... .. ......... 30, 251 Bevan, Paul ............................ 254 Beveridge, Marion ................ .. 251 Beveridge, Thomas ....... ........... 232 Bhatia, Apar .......................... 259 Biddulph, Edwin ... ........... 173, 273 Biddulph, Jeanne ................... .273 Biggs, Ernest ............................ 273 Bigler, Asenath ................ 140, 232 Billings, Blenda ...................... 251 Binando, Jennie .................. .... 232 Bingham, Bernice .................... 251 Bingham, Chlodene .................. 259 Bingham, Ela ine ...................... 137 Bingham, PhylliS .................... 251 Bingham, Sharon .................... 273 Bingham, Tyro .... 28, 120, 198,251 Birch, Harold ............ ... ........ ... 232 Birch, Raymond ...................... 273 Birchfield, James .................... 273 Bird, Thomas .......................... 273 Bishop, Carly .......................... 251 Bishop, Kent ............................ 259 Bishop, Leo Keith .................... 259 Bishop, Joan .......................... 232 Bishop, linda .......................... 258 Bishop, Thera l ........................ 259 Bjorndal, Thomas ...... .............. 259 Block, Gory ............................ 127 Block, Merlin .......................... 232 Block, Ranay .......................... 232 Blackburn, Terrell .................... 232 Blocker, Gary .... ...................... 122 Blackner, David ................. .... . 273 Blain, Robert .......................... 273 Bloke, Ann .............................. 232 Bloke, James .......................... 259 Blanch, Barbaro ...................... 259 Blanchard, Asael ........ ............ 273 Blanchard, Ruth ...................... 273 Blacnhard, Virginia ................ 273 Blanck, Richard ........................ 118 Blaylock, Beverly .............. ...... 232 Blin, Bertram .......................... 290 Blotter, Richard ...................... 232 Bodily, Douglas ...................... 232 Bodily, Paul ... .. ...... ................. 259

Boley, William ........................ 273 Bollschweiler, Rosann .............. 150 Boman, Ronald ........................ 274 Bone, Paul .............................. 274 Bonnell, Patricio ............. .... ..... 232 Borchert, Beverly ............ 137, 198 Borden, Dennis ....... .. ............... 232 Bosen, Wayne ........................ 232 Botsford, Robert ...................... 274 Bottino, Paul .......................... 259 Bounous, Albert .............. 118, 232 Bouwhuis, Koren ..... ............... 232 Bowden, James .............. 118, 232 Bowen, David Barry ................ 232 Bowen, Robert ................ 122 , 232 Bower, Ginger ................ 120, 232 Bowman, JoAnn ...................... 232 Bowman, Lee Eric ............ 200, 251 Bowman, Vicki ................ 116, 25 1 Bown, Patricio ........................ 251 Boyer, Beverly .............. .......... 232 Boyer, Koren .................... 190, 251 Boyle, Lorry ............................ 232 Boyle, William ........................ 127 Bracken, Richard ....... ........ ....... 232 Brockett, Jean .......................... 251 Brockett, AnnLee ...................... 259 Bradley, Betty Jo ............ 116, 232 Bradshaw, Don Alan ................ 232 Bradshaw, John ...................... 274 Bradshaw, Walter .................... 232 Brody, Robert .......................... 232 Braga, Doloris ........................ 25 1 Braithwaite, Douglas .............. 274 Brandon, L. Kay ...................... 232 Brandvold, Gerold .................. 274 Bray, Georgia ........................ 251 Brenchley, Dean Hill ................ 233 Brenchley, K. Paul .................. 274 Brenchley, Richard ........... ....... 233 Brenchley, Yvonne .................. 274 Brewster, Sam ........................ 274 Brewster, Stephanie ................ 233 Brion, Marilyn ........................ 259 Briggs, Beth ............................ 233 Briggs, Eunice .......................... 151 Bringhurst, Jean ...................... 233 Broadhead, Geraldine ...... 34, 137 , 259 Broadhead, Illene ....... .. ......... .. 273 Broadhead, Maryline .............. 233 Broadhead, Sharod ................ 274 Broderick, Glen ................... ..... 233 Brooks, Wm. Thomas .............. 274 Brower, Nancy ........................ 274 Brower, Rolph ........................ 205 Brown, Carole ........................ 233 Brown, Fon Roy ...................... 274 Brown, Gordon ...................... 251 Brown, Karma ..................... ... 251 Brawn, Ranae .......................... 233 Brown, Susan .................. 198, 273 Bruner, Lorry .............. .... 118, 233 Brunson, Frankie ...... 125, 198,274 Bryon, Garry ............. ............. 274 Buchner, Douglas .. .................. 200 Budge, James .......................... 118 Budge, June Ann ............. . 28, 116 Budge, Ned ............................ 274 Budge, Wayne ......... ............... 259 Buist, Richard ........... ............... 274 Bullen, Mary Ann ............ 25, 120, 228,274 Buller, Patrick ............. ........... 260 Bullock, Beth .................... 30, 260 Bunderson, Harold ... ............... 251 Bunker, Moria ........................ 233 Bunker, Nevona ...................... 260 Bunnell, Gory .......................... 118 Bunting, Peter ........................ 260 Burch, John ......... ................ ... 260 Burdett, Barry .......................... 233 Burgess, Jo Ann ... ..... ...... 190, 251 Burnett, Floyd .................. 152, 290 Burnett, Irene ........ .............. .. .. 274 Burnett, Roy ............................ 274 Burningham , Joyce ......... ......... 260 Burns, Richard ................... ..... 274 Burns, Ronald .......................... 233 Burrows, Roy .......................... 274 Burton, Donald ........................ 205

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C Cohoo n, Clifford .................... 11 8 Cohoo n, Gory .......... 173, 188,274 Cohoon, Richa rd ...................... 274 Caine , Ca rolyn ... ............. 140, 233 Colder, Mi ll ie Kay .................. 275 Calho un, Sond ra ................. ... 233 Call, Clare nce .......... ................ 275 Ca ll, Dav id ................. ............. 122 Call, Carlene ....... ........... 120, 275 Call, Ile ne ...... ........................ 275 Ca ll , Louise .......... .................. 233 Ca ll , Marilyn .......... .... ............ 233 Co ll ey, Jerry .......................... 14 8 Callahan, William ............. ... .. 122 Colve rt, Susa n ........................ 233 Campbell, Den nis ................. ... 233 Campbe ll , Donald ............. ..... 233 Campbe ll , Garr Boe r ....... ....... 233 Candland, Ba rbaro .......... 140, 233 Co nn ing, Craig ...... .................. 233 Conno n, Lonnie ... ............. 140, 260 Co nnon, Jo n ................. ........... 125 Canoso, Ma ri lyn .. ..... ....... 1 16, 233 Cape l, Stephen ...................... .. 260 Capell, Harvey .......... ...... 175, 260 Capene r, Joh n .......... .............. 233 Cape ner, LaPriel .. ............... ..... 275 Cord, Sharon Co ll ette ............. . 233 Cordo n, Phillip ................ 175, 233 Ca rdwe ll , Yvonne .................... 233 Carlson , Kent ............... ........... 127 Ca rlson, Richa rd .. ... ... .............. 188 Ca rl ton, James ... ..................... 233 Corman, Co lvi n ...................... .. 25 Carpe nter, Caro l ...................... 260 Ca rr, Fra nces Helen ................ 260 Carr, Lo rry ............ ... ... .......... .. 233 Ca rrol l, Ste phen ............ .......... 275 Corso n, Carl o ......... ...... ....... .. 26 0 Corso n, Iva n Euge ne ........ 127, 260 Co rter, Ke nneth .. ........ ............ 175 Corte r, Ke nneth Joy ................ 152 Ca rl so n, Thomas ...................... 148 Case, Bl a in Raymo n ................ 260 Case, Ja me s L. ............ ......... ... 260 Co sey, Mi chae l .................. ...... 260 Co tes, Rex Gordo n .................. 233 Catm ull , Joa n ........ 252, 120 , 198 Ca udl e, Lynette A llred ............ 275 Cetra ro, Ro na ld ...... 233, 205, 122 Ch adwick, Carlo ............ 252, 150 Cha mbe rs, Loretto .................... 260 Chambou ley ron, Jorg e ............ 290 Ch andl er, Barry D............ ..... .. 260 Cha nd ler, Lindo ..... ................. 233 Charl es, Li ndo .. ...................... 252 Cha rl esworth, Ricks Dee ...... .... 127 Charl ton, Robert ............ ..... ..... 233 Chose, Irel Lyn n ...................... 275 Chose, Sondra Anita ................ 233 Chatfield, Lynda ...................... 252 Chatw i n, Gera ldine ................ 260 Checketts, Beth .... ..... ............... 260 Checketts, Preston ............ ...... .. 233 Cherrington, Kay .................... 260 Cherry , Koren Ann .................. 260 Chi ld, Beverly Jean ............... . 275 Child, Clark ............................ 275 Chi ld, Rowson Dennis ...... 122, 205 Chisholm, Lindo Lee ................ 233 Choate, Erma M . .. .................. 260 Chouls, Di nee n ..................... ... 275 Christense n, A lan N .............. ... 275 Chopper, Vince nt .................... 233 Christe n se n, Betty .................... 26 0

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Christensen, Carol .................... 252 Christensen, Chris .................... 127 Christensen, Craig .......... .. 28, 122 Christensen, Dean Elmer .......... 252 Christensen, Dwain K. ............ 233 Christensen, Glenna Moe .. 233,151 Christensen, Lone .................... 233 Christensen, James M .... ....... .. 233 Christensen, Koren Beth .......... 233 Christensen, Kenneth ........ ...... 234 Christense n, Leon ... ................. 260 Christense n, Mark .......... 183, 275 Christe nsen, Marta .... ............. . 234 Christensen, Mary .... ........ 150, 234 Christense n, Morgan ................ 290 Christensen, Nila .................... 252 Christensen, Norman ......... ....... 234 Christensen, Ro lph ............... ... 275 Ch ri stensen, Reed ............ 183, 260 Ch ristensen, Ve ri Miles ............ 234 Ch ristensen, Wayne ...... ...... .... 188 Christia nsen, Ca rl ... .... ............. 275 Christiansen, Gerry ................... .70 Christiff, Haro ld ...................... 260 Christoffe rsen, Barbaro ............ 120 Ch ugg, Kaye ........... ..... .......... 275 Chu rchill, Sondra L. ................ 234 Cinfio, Ro lp h .......................... 275 Clark, Caro l ............................ 234 Clark, Connie .. ............. .... ....... 252 Cla rk, George ........................ 234 Clark, Roger ............................ 260 Cla rke, Karma ...... .......... 125, 252 Clawson, -Glenna ......... ...... ..... 234 Claybough, Charles ................ 122 Clayto n, Harlan M ................... 252 Clayton, Richard .................. .... 122 Clayto n, William R.. .......... ..... 275 Clegg, Howard ........... ............. 275 Clegg, Howard J ................. .... 275 Clement, Billie M ..................... 234 Cliff, John ....... ....... ................ 127 Cliff, Wil liam ................. ......... 127 Clinton, Michael ...................... 149 Clough, Lorry J .. ..................... 252 Cluff, Jofm K. ..... ... ................ 260 Co lburn, James .... ...... .............. 275 Cole, Bonnie J ......................... 234 Cole, Richa rd ....................... ... 260 Co leman, Gory A ll en ....... ....... 234 Co lema n, Haro ld Oean ............ 275 Co ll ett, Delores ................ 15 1, 174 Co ll ins, Elee n Lu la ............ ...... 260 Co lton, Craig W ..................... 152 Co lton, Kent W ......... 118, 28, 234 Co lton, Pame la ................. . 30, 252 Cowish, Susan ........................ 234 Combs, Sharron ........... ...... ..... 234 Comish, Joseph W ... ..... ........... 252 Conaway, Joh n Roy ................ 275 Condie, Boyd G lenn ............... . 252 Conley, Don Co len ......... ......... 234 Conove r, Eddie R..................... 234 Conover, Pau l George ............. . 260 Conrad, Go ry Barzee .............. 234 Co nrad, Richard ...................... 234 Cook, Beverly A nn ... ..... ........ .. 234 Cook, Dell Robin .......... .......... 234 Cook, Doug las ..... ....... ............ 234 Cook, Wa rren Roy ........ .......... 122 Co nl ey, Noe l Hazen ........ 187, 260 Cooley, Richa rd G ................... 234 Coo ley, Va lora J ....... ... ........... 275 Coombs, Clyde Roy ................ 275 Coombs, Richard ........... ......... 260 Cooper, Kath leen .......... ......... . 234 Cooper, Mari lyn .............. 125, 252 Co rbridge, Pamla .... ................ 234 Cordon, Carolyn .................... .. 278 Cordon, Ronald ........... ............. 132 Corne lison, Karla .................... 234 Corwin, Judith ....... .. ............... 234 Costello, Fronk ....... .. ............... 127 Cottom, Keith M ..................... 260 Coulam, Elva Marie ........ 198, 234 Cousin, Valerie ........ ......... ..... 260 Cox, Glenn Leslie .......... .. 172, 234 Cox, Jock ................ 152, 173,276 Cox, Janet ....................... ....... 234 Cox, Janis ........................ ...... 260 Cox, Pa ul Rich ........................ 234

Cox, Roger W ......................... 276 Crabtree, Vee .......................... 252 Ca ragun, Mildred .... 198, 260, 282 Cromer, Bonnie Dean ...... ........ 125 Crone, Koren ............... ........... 252 Croner, Robert ........................ 276 Cranney, Gory Clark ........ 125, 260 Crawford, J. McKell ................ 260 Creech, Sonia Kay ........... ....... 252 Crockett, Frances ...................... 234 Crockett, Rolph ........................ 1 18 Crockett, Reed ........................ 260 Crofts, Dennis ............ .............. 260 Croma r, Janice ........................ 234 Crompton, Bruce ...................... 152 Crystal, Thomas ........... ........... 234 Cummings, Catherine .............. 234 Cummings, Robert ............ 152, 260 Cunni ngham, Steve .................. 234 Curry, Richard .... .... ................ 234 Curry, Robert S. .. ....... ............. 276 Curtis, David J ............. ..... ..... 234 Cu rtis, Kenneth Dee ... ............. 260 Curtis, Wo rd ............................ 252 Cushing, Paulo ................... ..... 234 Cut ler, Danie l ................ .......... 276 Cutler, Kerron ............. ........... 252

D Dabb, Jeanette ........................ 260 Dabbous, Baha Joseph ............ 290 D'Agnillo, Joseph ................... . 276 Dah le, Samuel S.................. ... 234 Daniels, David Ross ................ 252 Daimes, Nancy Ruth ................ 252 Daimes, LeRoy .................. ...... 1 18 Daimes, Virginia .............. 15 1, 234 Dolby, Kim Christian ..... ... 200, 234 Dole, Don Richard .................... 260 Daniels, Judy Kay ..... ...... ....... 234 Daniels, Susan Dole ................ 234 Daniels, Thomas Henry ........ 276 Dansie, Bonnie Roe .................. 276 Dansie, Richard Paul ...... .......... 252 Dougherty, Ernest .................... 234 Davenport, Donald .................. 276 Davies, Bonnie Roe .... 30, 116,276 Davies, Cliffo rd ....... ............. .. 234 Davies, Gory Murry ................ 234 Davids, Durard Dewey ............ 275 Dav idson, Gory L. ..... ............... 260 Davidson, Judy Ann ............... . 260 Dav idson, Richard ......... ...... .... . 252 Davidson, Susa nn ... .... ............. 234 David, Antone L. .................... 26 1 Davis, Caro lyn Roe .......... 174, 252 Davis, Evely n .......... ................ 234 Davis, John Money ................ 276 Davis, Thomas ....... ......... ....... . 26 1 Day, Carol Jean ... ...... ..... 1 16, 276 Day, Judi th ................ ............ 260 Dayton, Duke .......................... 261 Dayton, Glenn .... ................... ::.76 Decker, Rita ............... ..... 140, 234 Deen, LaRay ............................ 234 Dees, Kenneth ................ 234, 149 Deffendo l, Scott ............. ......... 286 Demond, Loren ........................ 276 De nney, Alice ....... ................... 290 Denning, Scott ...... .................. 252 Dennis, Wi ll iam ...................... 276 Denniston, Boyden .................. 252 Denton, Mildred .............. 140, 234 DeRousse, Seguin .... 175, 200, 252 Devignern, Francis ........ ......... . 235 Devine, Carl .. ..... .. ... .... ........... . 26 1 Dewey, Arthur ........................ 261 Dickey, Robert .. ...................... 122 Dickey, Wi ll iam ...................... 122 Dickson, Jerolyn ...................... 137 Dickson, Suzann ..... ................. 261 Dierks, Gory Roger .......... 122, 276 Dillon, Faye ............................ 235 Diswood, Lorry ........................ 26 1 Dittma n, Gory ........................ 235 Ditton, Robert ............. ...... ....... 276 Divi ngazzo, Sa m ...................... 235 Dixon, Deena ..... ....... ............ .. 261 Dixon, Ja net ............ 28, 198, 261 Dixon, Keith ............................ 26 1

Doman, Deanna .............. 125, 190 Done, Andrea .......... ..... .. ....... 235 Doris, Kathleen .. ................... ... 261 Dorius, Lorry .... .... ............ 152, 26 1 Dornbos, Dione ................ 116, 235 Douglass, Glenna .................... 26 1 Doutre, Ca rol .......................... 235 Dow, Margie .................. ..... ... 26 1 Downard, Shirley ............. ....... 26 1 Downs, Chad ......... ................. 235 Downs, Irene ..................... ..... 235 Draaye r, Dennis ................... ...26 1 Droney, Arden ............... ... ...... 276 Droney, Eugene ..... ................. 235 Droney, Wolden .................. .. 235 Draper, Vee Ann ...... 28, 140,276 Draxle r, Dionne ............... ..... 235 Drews, Kenneth .................... 276 Drews, Elkin .......................... 252 Droege, Roy ............. ............. 276 DuBose, Mary Alice ...... .. 11 6, 26 1 Dud ley, Fronk ..... ................... 26 1 Dudley, Lois .................. 11 6 , 17 4 Duersch, Edith .......... 28, 15 1,276 Duffi n, Ka rl ............................ 276 Duffin, Lindo ............. ... 198, 235 Duke, Bo nnie .......................... 235 Dunbar, Marlene .................... 235 Duncan, Dorrell ...................... 235 Dunn, Nancy ......................... . 235 Dunn, Richard ....... ..... ............ 26 1 Dunn, Robe rt ....... ... ....... ....... 235 Dunne, Mark ........... ............... 235 Dupin, Paul ....... ..................... 26 1 Durrant, Judy ........................ 235 Dudley, Lois .................... 11 6, 174 Durstele r, Bruce .......... ............ 252 Dutson, Roge r 122, 173,228,276 Dye, Ruel .......... .................... 276 Dye, Wilma ............................ 252

Eames, Ezra ......................... 235 Earl, Gory .............................. 235 Earl, Nancy Ly nn ..... ............... 252 Earl, Lavar ..... .... .. .. ..... .. 152, 276 Earl, Thomas .......................... 276 Eastman, Marshall .. ........ 152, 276 Ebe rhard, Keith ...... ..... .... ... .... 252 Ebon, Merli n LeMa r .............. 26 1 Ecker, Duane Root .... .............. 26 1 Edon, Clyde Selme r ................ 276 Edl und, Lynda Goy .............. .. 23 5 Edmon, Go ry Fro nk .... ......... . 235 Edwards, Ca ro lyn J , .. .......... .. 235 Edward, Co nnie ...... 120, 238, 27 6 Edwards, Clifford H....... 152, 27 6 Edwa rds, Glen Lyman ............ 27 7 Edwards, Jean ........................ 26 1 Edwards, Leland Jr . ...... ....... .. . 261 Edwards, Lindo ......... .... ......... 12 0 Ehya, Jahandar ...................... 27 7 Eldredge, Kenneth C. .............. 23 5 Eldridge, Gordo n D. ....... ....... .. 235 Eliason, Barba ro .. ..... ............. 169 Elison, Clai r Roland ..... ........... 23 5 Eliason, Dea n Joseph .............. 23 5 Elison, Joan ....... .. ........... 125, 297 Elison, Joseph P.......... .... ..... .. 23 5 Elich, Ja nice LaDeane .... 140, 152 Elkins, Roger Haro ld ..... ...... ... 26 1 Ellis, Charlee n ........................ 277 El lis, Elai ne Lo ui se ................ 235 Ell i s, John Wayne .................. 277 Ellis, June Moi re ....... ............. 14 8 Ellis, Vaughn Bruce ................ 27 7 Ell ison, Nevada June .............. 252 Elwood, Richard Dee .............. 235 Embley, Kathryn ............ 190, 252 Ensign, Mary Louise ................ 15 0 Eppich, Steven Leslie ... ........... 23 5 Ercanbrack, Deanne ................ 140 Erami, Abdula ....................... . 277 Erekson, Geo rge R......... 235, 11 8 Ericksen, Mari lyn Jo .............. 277 Erickson, Rolph D. ... ... ............ 26 1 Erickso n, Steve ... ......... ... ...... ... 235 Estes, Wayne Vernon .. ...... 235, 7 0 Eston, Reyno ld Wo lf .............. 277 Evans, Eri c Willia m ................ 235

Eva ns, M arlene ...... ................ 277 Evans, Ma x Ja y .................... 235 Eve ri ll , Mari lyn .............. 137 , 252 Everton , Ta mara Marie .. 137, 235 Eyre, Jed An thony .................. 118 Eyre , Jill ...... ........ .................. 2 35

F Fackre ll, Sharo n .......... .... ...... 2 35 Fakharzadeh , Parnaneh .......... 26 1 Fa rnsworth , Frankl in D........... 25 2 Farnsworth , Merion .......... ... ... 26 1 Faulkner, Jolene R. ........ 120 , 252 Fawcett, Jud ith M ... .............. 235 Fehrenbacker, Frances ....... ..... 26 1 Fel t, Da vi d P. .. ..... .. ............... 11 8 Fergus , Lynn T......... ... ........... 27 7 Fiel d , W i ll iam Oscar ..... ......... 252 Fielding, Don Ray .. ..... ......... .. 277 Fiel di ng, Gary Ralph ......... ... 127 Fi eld i ng, Ro nald Ka y .............. 261 Finck, Stanley Carl i sle ..... ....... 235 Findl ay, Diane ..... .......... ....... 26 1 Findl ay, Lynn Arthur ..... ......... 277 Farrohn , Jougah ... .. .. ..... ....... . 261 Farrar, Richard ....... ............. .. 235 Find lay, Sandra ... .................. . 235 Fish , Pat ricia .......... .. 30 , 137 ,2 5 2 Fisher, Beverl y Diane ... ........ ... 235 Fisher, Shann on .......... .......... 2 35 Fitzgera ld, Linda Ann ............ 252 Fitzgera ld , Nancy .............. .... 2 35 Flint, Charlene ...................... 261 Fl int, Denn is Holt .......... ... .. ... 2 36 Floyd , Diane ........... ..... ...... .... 25 2 Floyd , Grace .... ..... ....... .......... 277 Floyd , Merritt ........... .... ... ...... 261 Fok, Yu Si ... ........ ............ ... ... . 290 Fonnesbeck, Kare n ... .... . 236, 12 0 Fonnesbeck, Pau l D.. ...... . 152, 188 Forbes, Gary Lee .......... .. 205, 27 7 Forbes, Harlow Kent .............. 277 Fo rbes, Vernal Delloy .... 123 , 2 36 Fortie , Ke ith J . ....... ............... 2 36 Foster, Gerald Alvan 175,2 59,261 Foulger, Ke ith ... ......... ............ 202 Fowler, Donna ....... ......... 198, 236 Fox, Ann ... ... ........ .................. 261 Foxley, Will iam M . ........ 118, 252 France , Kay ....... .... .. .. .. ........ ... 277 Fran cis, Bette Arl ine ............. . 2 36 Francis , Gilbert Pau l .. .... 188 , 26 1 Francis , Haro ld Devere ..... ... .. 187 Francis, Larry Frank ....... ........ . 23 6 Franc i s, Li nda .... ......... ........... 236 Francisco, Thomas Ne a l .. ...... .. 252 Forsberg , Wilford .. .. .............. .. 26 1 Francisco, W i lson .. .... .... .......... 26 7 Francom, W endy ....... ..... .. 30 , 236 Frandsen, Jul ia .... .... ... ... 174, 190 Fran k, Roger K............ ........... 23 6 Fran ko, Michael .................... 23 6 Fraser, Robert ...... .................. 15 2 Fredde, Delmar ... .... ............... 277 Fredin , Robert .. ....... .............. . 127 Freeby, Susan ...... ...... .... 140, 236 Fried li, Robert ....... ........... ...... 277 Frombgen, Richard ............ ...... 23 6 Frost, Robert ..... .... ................. 252 Fudge, CI inton ... ....... ..... .... ..... 26 1 Fuhriman , Sue Ann ..... ... 151, 236 Fuj imoto, Kikue ..... .......... ....... 261 Funk, Bruce .. ................ ... ..... .. 2 36 Funk, Jan ice .......................... 261 Funk, Roger ......................... ... 187 Fuller, Susan ....... ................... 2 3 6 Fullmer, Afton .. ............ .......... 15 1 Fullmer, A lta ................... ....... 151 Fullmer, Clar k ........................ 175 Fullmer, Jon ....... ............. 175 , 261 Fullmer, Monte ... ............ ....... 261 Fullmer, Norris Ly le ........ 175, 253

G Gabbe rt, Gordon C. .. ..... ... .... 277 Gaddie, Mary ...... .. 198, 228, 277 Gallagher, Patr ici a .... ..... ....... 236 Gamber, Linda .................... .. 137 Ga mble , Darrel ....... .... ......... ..261

Ga mbl e, Kenneth ......... ......... 27 8 Ga mme tt, Pa t rici a .................. 236 Ga rd ner, Bertra nd ... ............... 236 Gardner, Caro le ................. ... 236 Ga rdne r, Dona ld ...... .... .......... 253 Gardner, Linda ....... .. ............. 26 1 Gardner, Nancy .................... 236 Gardner, Nancy Dee ........... ... 2 53 Gardn er, Ozra David ...... ... ... 23 6 Gardner, Reid .......... ... ... 188 , 29 0 Gardner, Sharon ...... 2 8, 141 , 236 Gardner, Wynlee ........... ....... .. 88 Garff, Peter .................. 15 2, 278 Garfield , Dorot hy ..... ............. 253 Garfie ld, John ...................... 236 Garg , Chand ler ................... ... 278 Garn , Da ryl ...... ...... .. 68, 118, 26 1 Garr, Marshall ............. ........... 236 Garrett, Ba rbara .................... 236 Garrison , Lanny .................... 23 6 Garr ison , Ru ssell .. .. ................ 236 Gass, Larry .............. .. .. .... ..... . 278 Gatherum, James ........ .......... 261 Ga y, Kenneth .... ........ ............ 127 Geddes, Carole ...... ................ 2 5 3 Gee, Jerald ....... ............. ........ 15 2 Gee, Randall ............ ......... .... . 278 Geis ler, Heber ..... ............ ....... 27 8 George, Daniel ...... ................ 236 Gephart, Go rdon .. ..... ....... ...... 253 Germer, Lo is ............ .............. 261 Gertsch, Guy ..... .......... ...... ..... 236 Gi bbons, Hyrum ......... ...... ..... 23 6 Gi bbons, Stephen .................. 23 6 Gi boney, M ichael .. ..... ........... 11 8 Gibson , Teryl .. .... .................. 25 3 Gifford, Gerald ................. ..... 27 8 Gilbert, Arlo ........ ...... .... 152, 2 61 Gi Ibert, Madge .......... ............ 26 1 G iles, Larry ... ................. 15 2 , 261 Gi les, Melva ............. ............. 253 G i les, Stanley ........ ................ 23 6 Gill, Gary ...................... 14 8, 26 2 Gi ll espie, Michael ...... ... ......... 25 3 Gillette, Kathleen .................. 23 6 Gi ovi nazzo, Domin ic k .... .... ... .. . 123 Gisseman, Na ncy ............ 190, 253 Gledh il l, Sharon ........... . 125, 23 6 G lenn, Carol yn ................ ...... 2 5 3 Glenn, M cNeil ...... ....... ......... 27 8 Goddard , Stephen ...... ........... . 290 Godfrey, Linda ...... ...... .......... 23 6 Goebel, Ellis ..... ..... ....... ....... .. 262 Gold, Nancy .. ....... ................. 125 Goldsberry, Kent ...... ....... ....... 262 Go ldsberr y, Reid A lma .... ....... . 68 Gonzalez, Fernando ................ 253 Gooc h, Linda ........................ 253 Goodr ic h, Hele n ......... ...... ..... 23 6 Goodw in, Janis ........... ........... 236 Go rdon , Dennis ...................... 12 3 Gottfredson, Arthur ..... ...... ..... 188 Go udelock, Denn is .................. 262 Gowans, Kenn th .............. .... .. 25 3 Goya , Koojin ......... .. ............... 262 Graff, Sandra ........ .. 28 , 141 , 23 6 Grange , Carol yn ...... .... ..... ..... 2 62 Graser, Ann ......................... . 26 2 Gra y, Lynda ............... .... .. ..... 23 6 Green, Clydene ... .. ... 28 , 198 , 26 2 Green, Cornell ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ....... 68 Green, Daryl ....... .. ................. 27 8 Green, Jerry Lynn .... .............. 2 6 2 Green , John .... ..... .. .... ..... ...... 262 Green, Robert C. ...... .............. 26 2 Green , Su san .................. 116, 23 6 Greenhalgh, Dave .................. 2 62 Green halgh , Gordon .. ... .... ..... 23 6 Greer, Steven ... .. .. ................. 23 6 Gremmels, Judy ....... ...... ....... 12 5 Gri ffin, Davi d ... ..................... 262 Gr iffin , Dennis ..... ................. 2 36 Griffith , Stephen ..... ............... 122 Grimley, David .... ... ............... 253 Grimm, Robert ........ ..... ... .. ...... 262 Grimmett, Jack ...... ..... ... 187 , 278 Grimmett, Tom ........... ..... .. ...... 253 Gritman, Richard ... .......... ...... . 278 Gritzer , Thomas .............. ...... 236 Gritzer, Todd ... ....................... 236 Grover, Ga ylen ..... .............. ... 25 3

Grove r, Rich ard .............. 127, 278 Grover, Ro nna ................... ..... 237 Grove r, Rodn ey ......... ...... ....... 23 7 Grove r, Val ............................ 253 G ru we ll , Rona ld ..... ............ ... 237 Gunde rson, Joh n ................. ... 123 Gunnell , El eanor ....... ... .......... 26 2 Gunnell , Judith ......... ..... 15 1, 23 7 Gunnel l, Margaret ........... .. ... 237 Gurr, Jerrolyn ..... .......... .. .. .. ... 262 Gw yn, Keith .......................... 27 8 Gy llens kog, M arga ret .... 237, 278 H Haa npa a, Denn is .................. 237 Hab litze k, Ton Leslie .............. 237 Ha cki ng, Nancy ....... .. ............. 278 Ha cki ng, Sandra ........ ......... ... 278 Hadden, Joyce ..... .............. ..... 253 Hade rlie, Dennis ......... .. ......... 153 Haderl ie, Lynette ........ ............ 237 Haderl ie, Mari lyn .. .............. .. 2 6 2 Haderl ie, Vicky .. ....... ............. 253 Haderl ie, V ivian ............. ....... 2 62 Hadfield , Karen Sue ..... ......... 1 16 Had ley, Sandra Gay le ............ 237 Hafen , Penny .......... 25, 116, 165 168,226 Hair, Laun ie .. .... ............. ....... 253 Hal e, Mary Ellen ... ....... .. 120 , 237 Hale s, Dale Brent ... ... ... ......... 27 8 Hale s, Nancy ................. ....... 278 Ha les, Susan .. ... .............. ...... . 253 Ha ll , Bonn y ............... ... .......... 26 2 Hall , Dee Poppleton ... ........... . .7 0 Ha ll, Franc is ......... .......... ....... 27 8 Hal l, Glade Lester ......... . 118, 167 Hall , Irene ..... .............. ..... ...... 26 2 Hall, Judith ............... ............. 278 Hall, Lewis ... ............... .. 20 5 , 262 Hall , Robert ........... ... ..... . 118, 27 8 Hall , Sherrill ......... .............. ... 23 7 Ha ll , Vard .................... .......... 257 Hall i ng , Chery l ........... ... 150, 23 7 Hal stead , Edward ............... ... 237 Ha lterman , Donald ......... .... ... 118 Ha mmon d, An ne Marie .......... 2 62 Hammond , El si e ...... .............. 253 Hammon d , Julie .............. ...... 253 Hammond , Keith ........... ...... ... 23 7 Hammond , Larry ..... ............... 23 7 Hampsh ire , Janene .......... ... ... 14 1 Hancey , Claudi a .. .... 120 , 2 8, 23 7 Ha nchett, Crai g Byron ............ 27 8 Hanchett, Robert ... ........ ... ... ... 237 Hancock, Je lai re .......... .... ...... 26 2 Hancock, Nancy .. .................. 253 Hancock, Paul ... ............. 20 2, 26 2 Hanebreg , Call ey ............. ....... 237 Hanks, Carol ............. .. ........... 253 Hanks, Theodore Doy le .......... 23 7 Hanks, Wal ter ...... ......... ......... 2 6 2 Hansen, Beverlee .................. 2 37 Hansen, Connie .................... .. 23 7 Hansen, Dan ielle ................. ... 237 Han se n, Darw in ....... .. ... 173,27 8 Hansen , Don ice .. ...... ... ........... 237 Hansen , Douglas ...... ..... ....... .. 2 37 Hansen, Ernie ...... ........... ....... 1 18 Ha nsen , Gary Lynn ... ............. 12 3 Hansen , Gayla .......... ...... 28, 262 Hansen, Hurley ..... ................. 278 Hansen, Jan .. ....... ........ ......... 125 Han sen , Jay ........... ................. 25 3 Hansen, Karen .............. .. .. 28, 23 7 Ha nsen, Kathleen .... 30, 120, 25 3 Hansen, Ka thleen ... ................. 262 Ha nsen, Laureen ............... ... .. 2 53 Han se n, Linda ........ ....... ...... .. . 23 7 Han sen , Lynd a ........... ........... 262 Hansen , Mary Ann ................ 237 Hansen, Mary Elaine ............. . 27 8 Hansen, Meredith ....... ........... 2 62 Hansen , Norma ................... ... 237 Hanse n, Robert ... ........... 1 18, 237 Hansen, Sandra ........ .............. 15 1 Hansen , Steve n ...................... 278 Hansen, Ted ... ..................... .. 237 Ha nsen , Vicki ....... ... 28 , 120 , 237 Hanson, Fred ........................ 27 8

Han son, Kaa ren .............. 1 16, 23 7 Ha nson, Lynda Louise .... 125, 237 Han so n, Ral ph ... .. .. ........... ..... .7 0 Ha ra moto, Jul ie ................... . 237 Ha rdman , Cla i r ....... ............... 262 Ha rdm an, Wende ll ... .. .... ....... 18 8 Ha rmon , James ...................... 23 7 Harmon , Jud y ... .. ........... 150, 262 Harmer, M y rn a ... ... ....... . 120, 25 3 Harp, Johnn ie ......... ..... ....... ... 23 7 Ha rp er, Clifford .... ....... ........... 23 7 Ha rper, Walter ....... ............... 200 Ha rris, Barto n ........................ 2 37 Harris, Ba rbara ............. ... ... ... 23 7 Ha rr is, Davi d ... .. ........... 187 , 237 Harris, G len ......................... . 23 7 Harris, Keith ............ .............. 23 7 Harris, M a rg a ret ...... .. .. ... ...... . 23 7 Harris, Ol iver .... .. .. ................ 237 Harris, Linda ................... ....... 12 5 Harris, Will iam ............... .... ... 237 Harrison, Cecel is ....... ..... 169, 253 Harri son, Mari lyn .. .. 28, 190, 25 3 Ha rt, Da vid .................. ... .. .. ... 25 3 Hart, Joan .. ... .............. ......... 237 Ha rt, Elizabeth .. ... ................. 237 Ha rt, Linda ..... ....................... 25 3 Hart, M a rk ... ...... ............. ......26 2 Ha rvey, Conn ie ......... .. ........... 26 2 Ha rvey, El ai ne ........................ 26 2 Ha rvey, Fran k .. ................. ..... 26 3 Ha rv ey, Lione l ............. ........... 26 2 Harw ard , Raymond .... ............ 12 3 Harwa rd , Soundra .......... 125, 2 37 Harwood , Doug las ........... ..... 237 Ha sfurther, V icto r ............... ... 237 Hasl am , M a rie ... ............ ......... 26 2 Hassurd , M yron ..... .. ............. 175 Hatch , Shareen ... ...... .... ... 120, 190 Hatch , Marcia ...... ..... ............. 237 Havens, Becky .... .................... 14 1 Hawkes, Brent ...................... 237 Hawkins, Larry ................ ... ... 123 Hawl ey , Jerald ...... 153, 2 26, 262 Haycock, Mary Lo is ................ 262 Ha yward , Joan .. .............. ... ... 1 16 Hea ly, Karen ............. ........... 253 Heal y, Sandra ........ ........ .. 37, 262 Heal y, Timothy .............. 173, 228 Heath , Cec i l ....................... ... 205 Hedin , Francine .. ..... ............... 262 He i leson, Colleen .. ......... ........ . 137 Heileson , John ............... ....... 23 7 Heim, Judi th ........ ..... ............. 125 Henderson , Joan ............ 151, 237 Henderson , Re x ...... ...... .... .. .... 237 Hendricks, Ja y Dee ..... ... ........ 290 Hendr icks, Larry .................... 23 7 Hendrickson , Ma rsh a ... .. ......... 23 7 Hendrix , Dav id ..... ................ . 149 Henicksman , Step he n ...... ...... 200 Heninger, Lynn .......... ............ 153 Henrie, Dan ............ ...... 127, 2 62 Henrie, J. Richard .......... 149, 237 Hens lee , James ............. ....... 237 Hensel y, Joyce ...................... 238 Heppler, John ... ................... 25 3 Herav i, Mehdi ................ 25 , 262 Herron , Ga ry ........................ 253 Hersta n, Joh n ....... .. ............. .. 253 Heslop, Ray .............. ... .. ...... ... 253 He ss, Charles ..... ...... .. ........... 238 Hessler, Maribeth ....... ..... ...... 198 Heugly, Esther ....... ...... .......... . 238 Holbrook, Jacquel yn .............. 238 Holdaway, LeAnne ....... ........ . 238 Holker, Joan .......................... 262 Holley, Janet ..... ............. .... .. 23 8 Holl ingshead, Maurine .......... 253 Ho lamn, Ronald Gayle .. ....... . 238 Holmes, Kaye ....... ............... .. 141 Holmg ren, Marianne ...... 1 16, 238 Holmbren, Tamara June .. 238 , 116 Holt, Robe rt Ge ne ................. . 238 Holtz, Yvo nn e ....... ... .............. 125 Hoopaugh, David A lan .......... 253 Hoopes, Jerry Wayne ........... . 238 Hoove r, Richard Dee .. ...... ...... 262 Ho rsle y, Martha Claire .. 120 , 262 Horsley, Ma ry Lee ............. ..... 253 Horton, Kathryn L. ...... .... ...... 120

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Hoskins, Elmo Gene ................ 252 Hoskins, Sherleen .................. 262 Hoth, Lucille .......................... 238 Hoth, Stephen William ............ 238 Hough, Howard Arthur .......... 238 Houser, Phillip ...................... 238 Housley, Carol ...................... 262 Houston, Edythe .................... 262 Hibbard, Joan ........................ 238 Hibbard, Paul ...... .................. 238 Hicken, Melvin ...................... 238 Hickmon, Kenneth .................. 262 Hickmon, Vera ...................... 238 Hickmon, Winston ................ .. 123 Higbee, Horace .............. 149,262 Higbee, Jeanne .. ...... ...... 39,253 Higgins, Donna ... ............. 262, 38 Higgins, Patricio ....... ............. 238 Hill, Jimmie ................. .. ....... 187 Hi 110m, Joseph .. .................... 253 Hi ll s, Robert .................. 118, 238 Hilverda, James .................... 238 Himes, Ellvert ........... .... ......... 238 Hinckley, Edwin ... ......... 118,253 Hirschi, DeVon ........ ... ........... 188 Hirschi, Fronk ........... ............. 290 Hirschi, Loran ........................ 238 Hirst, Steven .......................... 238 Hobbs, Delwynn .......... ..... ..... 238 Hobbs, William ........ .............. 238 Hoffman , John ....................... . 238 Hoggan, Lindo ........... .. . 238, 28 1 Hogue, Elizabeth .................... 238 Ho lbrook, Jacquelyn ........... ... 238 Holdaway, LeAnne ............. ... 238 Holke r, Joan .......................... 262 Holley, Janet .. ..................... . 238 Hollingshead, Maurine .......... 253 Holman, Ronald Gayle .......... 238 Holmes, Kaye ........................ 141 Holmgren, Marianne ...... 116, 238 Holmgren, Tomaro June 11 6, 238 Holt, Robert Gene .. ................ 238 Holz, Yvonne Claro ................ 125 Hoopaugh, David Alan .......... 253 Hoopes, Jerry Wayne ............ 238 Hoover, Richard Dee ........ ...... 262 Horsley, Martha Claire .... 120, 262 Hors ley, Mary Lee ... ............... 253 Horton, Kathryn L. ................ 120 Hoskins, Elmo Gene ................ 202 Hoskins, Sherleen .. ...... .......... 362 Hoth, Lucille .......................... 238 Hoth, Stephen William ....... .. .. . 238 Hough, Howard Arthur .......... 238 Houser, Phillip ...................... 238 Housley, Carol ........... ............. 262 Houston, Edythe .................... 262 Howard, Cora Camelia .......... 125 Howard, Kathy lene .......... 28, 141

158,238 Howard, Steve .... .... ...... 149,253 Howe ll s, Miche le ............ 198, 238 Hoyle, Edward A rthur .......... 238 Hoyt, Floydene ..... .............. ... 253 Hsu, Andrenchien You .......... 290 Hubbard, Brenda .......... 198, 238 Hube r, A nnette ................ ...... 262 Hudak, Stephen John ........... . 262 Hu ffake r, Shelby .................. 263 Hughes, Beth ............ ....... ....... 1 16 Hughes, Harry ..... ... .............. 238 Hughes, Joy ....... ................... 238 Hughes, Judith .......... 25, 30, 120

226, 263 Hugie, Joh n .................. 212, 229 Hull, Susan .............. 28, 198, 253 Hullinger, Patsy ........... ......... 253 Hunsaker, Douglas ................ 238 Hunsaker, Ly nda .................... 238 Hunter, William ............ 200, 238 Hunting, Larris ... .................. . 238 Hunting, Uela ...... .............. .... 253 Huntzinger, Marty .......... 137, 190

253, 224 Huntzinger, Ronald ...... .. 128, 229 Hupp, Porker ........................ 238 Hurst, Clyde ........... ......... 152, 254 Hurst, Lyn n ................. .......... . 238 Hurst, Sarah .... 20, 120, 174, 254 Hurst, William ...... ................ 11 4

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Hyatt, Lynne ..................... ..... 174 I Inouye, Niyuk ........................ 238 Iranfaf, Hadiian Nahid .......... 263 Irizarry, Richard .................... 238 Isaacs, Helen Renee .............. 238 Isaacson, Joseph Lynn ............ 263 Israel sen, Leo Anderson .......... 254 Ivory, Lee Ross ..................... 238

Jackson, Carol ........................ 190 Jackson, Dixie ........................ 238 Jackson, Ida Ruth .. .................. 263 Jackson, Joseph Manden .. 149, 238 Jackson, Roy Lynn ....... ... ........ 238 Jackson, Stephen R. .............. 254 Jacobse n , Claudio .................. 263 Jacobson, Lorry ...................... 149 Jacoby, Bernard ...................... 238 Jakubik, Robert William .. 200, 238 James, Carol Leone ....... ......... 263 Jackson, Lorry ........................ 238 Jonsson, Bart .......................... 141 James, Gleen Alexander .. 153, 238 Jankovich, Michae l .......... 187, 238 Jandine, Eddee P. ........ .... 200, 254 Jarra rd, Dorothy Suzann ........ 239 Jarvis, Floyd Alexander ........ 239 Jauss i, Marion ........... ... 174, 254 Jeanse lme, Craig R. ................ 118 Jefferies, Ned Wolter ............ 290 Jeffery, J. Kaye W ................. 263 Jeffery, Kirk Wendell ............ 205 Jeffs, John Orville ............ ...... 239 Jenab, Seid Abdollah ......... ... 290 Jenkins, Marlene .................. 263 Jenkins, Mary Shiree ... ........... 239 Jenkins, Robert Gory ........ ...... 153 Jenkins, Susan Kay ........ 141, 239 Jennings, Koren Lee .............. 239 Jensen, Alan Levar ................ 239 Jensen, Brent D ..................... 263 Jensen, Brent I. ........................ 38 Jensen, Connie Lois ...... ........ 239 Jensen, DeAnn .............. 190, 254 Jensen, Don Kirk ............ 175,263 Jensen, Eunice Elaine ............ 239 Jensen, Faye ........................ 254 Jensen, Harold Gene ............ 202 Jensen, Harvey Roy .............. 239 Jensen, Jaleen ...................... 239 Jensen, Janice Faye ................ 239 Jensen, Jerreld Hermon .... 25, 128 Jensen, Joan .......................... 239 Jensen, Joan Alice ........ 116, 263 Jensen, Jon James ...... .......... 239 Jensen, Karia Marie ...... 151, 254 Jensen, Marilynne Kay .......... 239 Jensen, Morvin O ................. 263 Jensen, Maureen .................... 239 Jense n, Mary Kathleen .... 141, 239 Jensen, Necia Delone ............ 263 Jensen, Richard Louis ............ 239 Jensen, Robert Rex ....... ......... 239 Jensen, Robert Vernon .... 153, 263 Jensen, Roger Leroy ................ 187 Jensen, Valine ......... .... ......... 239 Jen se n, Glen ........................ 153 Jeppson, Patricio .................... 239 Jepsen, Mau ri ne ...................... 239 Jepsen, Michae l Harley .. ........ 239 Jepsen, Zola Marie .................. 263 Jessen, Fronk Zone .......... 123,239 Jessop, Sylvia ................ 151, 263 Johanson, Sheryl ............ 116, 239 Johns, Farrel ........................ 263 Johnson, Carl MaUrice .... ........ 291 Johnson, Cheryl .................... 263 Johnson, Clark ........................ 263 Johnson, Colleen .................... 151 Johnson, Dorrell .................... 263 Johnson, Jacqueline ................ 239 Johnson, Janice ...................... 137 Johnson, John ... ..................... 1 23 Johnson, Kathryn ............ 198, 254 Johnson, Lorry Merlin ............ 254 Johnson, Lois ........................ 239 Johnson, Margo ...................... 239 Johnso n, Philip D ... ............ 69,263

Johnson, Phillip .......... .......... 147 Johnson, Ronald B................. 254 Johnson, Ronald G ............... 263 Johnson, Sharon ...................... 254 Johnson, Suzanne .................. 239 Johnson, Wendell .................. 118 Johnson, Wally .............. 25, 128 Johnston, Lorry ......... ..... 123, 263 Jolley, William ...................... 128 Jones, Clore ......... ......... 173, 229 Jones, David ........................ 254 Jones, Geraldine .................... 151 Jones, Joyce ..................... ... 239 Jones, Judy ............................ 254 Jones, Kathleen .... .................. 263 Jones, Kenneth ........................ 1 19 Jones, Lindo Margo ................ 263 Jones, Murray ........ ................ 239 Jordon, Cheryll ................... .. . 239 Jordon, Joyce ........................ 254 Jorgensen, Bonnie .................. 239 Jorgensen, Jolene .................. 254 Josephson, Emily ... ......... 190, 254 Judkins, Merlin .... ................. . 114

K Kangas, Rolph ............. ......... 187 Kapp, Joan .. ....................... ... 263 Kaptanian, Pierre .. ...... ......... . 254 Karel, Barbaro .............. 159,254 Katseanes, Harry ...................... 239 Kayoum, Abdul ...................... 254 Kearl, Eldon ............................ 239 Kearl, Karel .................. 125, 239 Kearns, Richard .............. 128, 254 Kearsley, Joseph .................... 205 Kearsley, Mary ...................... 178 Kearsley, Preston ........... . 153, 263 Keck, Lorry ............................ 239 Keetch, Brent ...................... 34,41 Keetch, Gordon ..... ................. 254 Keetch, Wayne C. ... .. ......... ..... . 239 Keller, Connie .................. 151, 239 Keeler, Dorothy ...................... 254 Keller, Sora Ann .................... 239 Keller, Wes ley Ivan ................ 153 Kemp, John ........................... . 254 Kennedy, Richard .................... 263 Kent, William ........ ....... ........... 239 Keown, Blair .............. .............. 239 Kerbs, Robert ........................ 254 Kerr, Deone Louise .......... 30, 174,

190,224 Kerr, Koren ............... ........... 239 Khatikarn, Bunjird ................. . 291 Kharikarn, Paipun .................... 263 Kibler, Alice ....... .... .... ..... 141, 263 Kidd, Kathleen ..................... ... 254 Kidman, Marilyn ............ 151, 239 Kidman, Stephen .... .............. 254 Kiever, Harold ........................ 239 Kimball, Deanna .......... 151, 239 King, Lindo ....... ..................... 263 King, Lindo Jeanne ........ 125, 263 King, Myrna ........ ............ ...... 125 King, Orpha ...................... .... 263 King, Sam Lewis ...................... 239 King, Suzanne ........................ 240 Kingston, Neldon ...... ...... ....... . 254 Kinnen, Charles ...................... 263 Kinsey, Koren .. ...................... 254 Kinzel, Kenneth ......... ............. 263 Kirby, Dole ...................... 153, 263 Kirk, Neil ...................... 205, 254 Kirkham, Michael .................. 114 Kirkland, Delores .................. 240 Kirkland, Lindo .............. 151, 240 KirwÂˇa n, Maurice ...................... 240 Klaben, Donald ........................ 240 Klaben, Gerold ...................... 128 Kleinman, Jackie .................... 140 Klingsporn, Rolph ................. ... 240 Klynn, Elizabeth ................... . 254 Knopp, Jacqueline .................. 120 Knight, Koren ................ .. 151, 240 Knight, Pamela ........................ 240 Knudsen, Douglas ............ 128, 240 Knudsen, Robert .................... 263 Knudson, Lynda ......... ............. 254 Knudson, Peter .......... .............. 119

Koons, James .................... 25, 194 Kopinitz, Seigmond ................ 240 Korth, JoAnn .......................... 254 Kotter, Richard ....... ................. 264 Kranwinkle, Karren .................. 254 Krell, Henry ................ ............ 240 Krey, Julie ............. ...... ........... 240 Kroepel, Eileen ........................ 264 Kropp, Judith .... ................. ..... 240 Kuhn, Stewart ........................ 254 Kunz, Christy .. 174, 190, 225, 254 Kunz, Lola ............. ................. 240 Kunzler, John ........... ............... 205 Kurrle, William ................. ..... 240 Kurtz, Karl ............................ 128

LaBeau, Laurence ......... ......... 254 LaBelle, Carol ............. ........... 1 16 LaFramboise, Fronk ................ 240 Lake, Barbaro ........ ................ 240 Lake, Roger .................. 123,240 Lomb, Garold ........................ 202 Lamb, John C. ................ 1 14, 240 Lambert, Judy ................... ... 125 Lambert, Norma ............. ......... 28 1 Lamkin, William ..... ... ............ 1 19 Lone, Alan ............................ 128 Longford, Elaine .................... 264 LaPray, Anthony .................... 28 1 LaPray, Myrna .............. 15 1, 240 LaPray, Thail .............. .. 15 1,254 Larabee, Gory .................... ." .. ... 254 Larimore, Virginia ......... . 198, 28 1 Larkin, Clair ................... ......... 240 Larkin, Eugene ........................ 153 Larkin, Glenn ................... ..... 240 Larscheid, Tom .......................... 60 Larsen, Andrea ................ 1 16, 281 Larsen, Brent ..... ......... 34,39, 114 Larsen, Dole ...................... .... 205 Larsen, Dallas .................. 39,264 Larsen, Darla Foe ............ 151, 240 Larsen, Delbert ...................... 188 Larsen, Glen ..................... ..... 281 Larsen, Gordon .......... ... ... ...... 28 1 Larsen, Joan .. ...................... 254 Larsen, JoEllen ........................ 1 16 Larsen, John ............... .... ... ...... 205 Larsen, Joseph ......... ...... ......... 240 Larsen, Judith .......................... 11 6 Larsen, Koren .......................... 254 Larsen, Kathleen ........ ..... ....... 264 Larsen, Kathleen .. .................. 15 1 Larsen, Lindo ........................ 28 1 Larsen, Maurine ....... ... ... ......... 264 Larsen, Patricio ........................ 264 Larsen, Royce ................ 240, 28 1 Larsen, Susan .................. 14 1, 240 Larsen, Vivian ...................... 240 Larsen, William .................... 240 Lorson, Carol Ann .......... 190,254 Lorson, DeAnna ........ ............ 240 Lorson, J. Keith ............ 11 4, 264 Lorson, Lyle Ted ... .... ...... ......... 240 Lorson, Sharon ....... ...... ........... 264 Lorson, Sterling .............. 114,264 LaRuffa, Anthony .................... 240 Lou, Lawrence .......... ............ 240 Laurence, Brent ...................... 240 Low, Geraldine ................... ... 282 Low, Suzanne .. ............. ........... 198 Lawrence, Evelyn .................... 240 Lawson, Carl .................. 115,254 Layne, Allen .......................... 264 Layne, Jerry ........ ............. ..... 240 Layton, Fronk .......................... 175 Leahy, Lindo .......................... 126 Leak, Carol ....... ... ............. ..... 240 Leatham, John .................. 39 , 25 4 Leatham, Robert ....... ............... 28 1 Leavitt, Patricio .................... 264 Lee, Carole ........... ................. 254 Lee, Don Harold ..... .. .... ......... 264 Lee, Lorry .............................. 254 Lee, Marilyn .................... ...... 174 Leetham, Jock ........................ 240 LeFevre, Joan ............... ......... 254 Lehenbaue r, Ottomar ....... ....... 24 0 Leigh, Edwin .. ...................... 28 1

Le ishman, An ita .................... 264 Le ishma n , Nol an ... .......... ....... 281 Leitner, Joy lene ....... ............. 240 Le Jambre, Leo ........ .. ......... .. . 281 .Lemon, Gl e n .. ..... .. ...... ..... .. .... 255 Le mo n , Janet .......... 3 0 , 2 98, 240 Lenmark, Peter ...................... 241 Le ssani, Hossein .. .................... 291 Lewandowsk i, Edgar ... ........... 241 Lewis , Ga y len ........ .......... ... . 282 Lew is, Ma ry ......... ................. 241 Lew is, Robe rt ............... . 15 3, 281 Lewi s, Rut h Ann .................... 2 81 Lew is, William .................... .... 128 Lijenquist, Ka ye ........... ......... 241 Lill ywhite , Ja me s .................... 264 Lind, Kathle en .. ............ 151 , 2 41 Lindquist, Ma rvi n .... ................ 241 Lindquist, Shavano .. ..... ........... 151 Lindsa y, John .................... .... 255 Lindsa y, Kare n .................... .... 241 Linfo rd , Mar ian .. 3 9 , 13 7 , 190, 2 55 Lister, Claude .. .......... ............. . 264 Littledike, Lila ............ .... 198 , 241 Littlefield , Christine ................ 25 5 Lloyd , Charles ............... ......... 241 Loe rtscher, Me linda ... .... .. ..... 241 Long , William ........ ...... ...... .... 264 Lo nghurst, Glen .... ..... ............. 241 Loo sle, Da vi d ... ..... ................ 264 Loosle , Ga ylen ....... ... ... ... ...... .. 241 Lopez, Ubaldo ........................ .. 2 64 Lo shbaugh , Jame s .................. 255 Lott, Jane ....... .... .. ..... .... 116, 2 8 1 Love, Judith .. ........ ............. ... 255 Lovejoy , Patric ia ............ 12 1, 241 Loveland , Mary Jane ...... 12 1, 241 Lovell , Donna ........ ................ 264 Lovell, Kay .. ....... ................... 241 Low, Leo ........................... ..... 281 Low, Richard ... ............... ........ 241 Lower, Samuel .... .................... 281 Ludwick , Bi II .................... ...... 175 Luke, Robert ......... ............ ..... 251 Lund, Robert ..... ....... ............ .. 241 Lund, Will ia m ..................... ... 241 Lundquist, Stephen ................ 114 Lunt, Joanne .... .... .................. 2 64 Lunt, Jud ith ............................ 117 Lupton, Harold ...................... 2 64 Luster, John ... .... ................... .. 282 Luthy, Davi d ............... ....... .. 241 Luthy , Melvin ................ 153, 2 81 Lynch , David ... .... .. ....... 128 , 281 Lyon, Max .................... ........ 241 Lyon, Ray ............. .............. ... 282 Lyons, Delano ....... .................. .70

M MacArthur, Steven .............. .... 119 Macfarlane, Larry ...... 2 8, 114 , 264 Maciel , John .......................... 2 64 MacKenz ie, Don ....... ..... ...... .... 264 Madigan, Edw in ................. . 264 Madsen, LouAnn .......... .. 117 , 255 Madsen, Mar ie ......... ............. 241 Madurham, George ... .... ......... 291 Maher, James ............... ......... 2 81 Maher, Patricia ............... .... ... 2 64 Mahmoudi , Homo ... ........... .... 281 Mahmoudi , Fereshteh .. 30, 190, 255 Mahmoudi , Jal il ....... ............... 281 Mahmoud i, Massood .............. 241 Mahrt, Patri cia ......... ....... .. .... 2B 1 Ma ir, JoAnn ........ .................. 241 Major, Max .................. 153 , 264 Maim, Rollen .............. .......... 128 Malmstrom , Willard ... ............. 241 Maloney, James ... ..... ..... ......... 283 Malouf, Robert .................... .... 241 Malsom, Ralph .... ... ............... 283 Mander, Sybil ................. ..... .. 126 Mandl , Jame s .......... ....... .70, 241 Mangrum , J oseph .................... 282 Mangum , Sharon .................. 283 Mann, Dorothy ................ 116, 28 2 Mann , Haro ld ............... ....... 241 Manning , Carol .............. ..... ... 264 Manning , George ......... ........ . 264 Mansfield , Louise .. ................ 241

Marasco, Richard .................... 241 Marb le , Ga il ........... ........ ...... . 241 Marchant, Al be rt ............ 15 3, 264 Marchant, Conn ie ....... ....... .... 241 Marchant, Richard ............. ..... 241 Markow ski, Joseph .. ................ 2 64 Marotz, Margo ... ........... 141 , 264 Marrin, Richa rd ...................... 241 Marshall, Adeana .... 15 1, 230, 24 2 Martsch, J a mes ........... ........... 2 55 Marzo, Jock .. ........ ..... ........... 264 Mash, No d ine ............. ...... ..... 2 4 2 Mason , Phyll is ........ ............. ... 24 2 Mason , Tho mas .............. 2 00 , 24 2 Massey, Duane ...................... 2 0 2 Mather , Conrad ......... .... ....... 2 64 Mother, Karen ...................... 24 2 Mather, Nathan .............. ...... 242 Matheson , Gory ...................... 114 Mathews , Koren ... ................. 117 Mathews, Pearl ................ 3 6 , 2 64 Matki n, Roge r ................ 15 3, 264 Matthe ws, Deanne ....... ........... 24 2 Matthews, Patricio ......... ......... 24 2 Matz, Martin .. ...... ........ 188 , 2 8 2 Maughn , Elizabet h .................. 24 2 Maughan, Franklin ........ 12 8, 24 2 Maughan , Laurel ........ ............ 151 Maughan , Mary ... ........... .. .... 24 2 Maughan , Peter ........ ..... ....... 283 Maughan , Rosema ry .... .. 117 , 2 64 Ma ug ha n, Ruth .. ........ ............ 2 64 Ma xwell , An ita ............... ...... . 2 64 Ma xwell , Mary ........... ... ........ 13 7 May , Cherrol .. ................. ..... 2 5 5 May, LeRoy ......... .... .. ............. 242 Moyer, Robert ........................ 25 5 McAllister, Robert .................. 28 2 McArthur, George .................. 2 82 McArthur, J. Wayne .............. 291 McAtee , Douglas ............. ....... 2 64 McBride , James ............ 205 , 264 McBride, Maryann ................ 264 McCandless, Bruce ................ 119 McConn, Dixie .. ............. ...... ... 264 McConn, Lindo .. .................... 242 McCarrey , John .............. ....... . 153 McClure , Don ... .. ........... 114, 242 McComb, Lindo .... .......... ........ 126 McCorm ick , Max .......... 128, 2 5 5 McCoy, Jo hn .. ..... ............. ...... 291 McCurdy, Charles ........ .......... 2 5 5 McDan iel , Victor ................ 28 , 17 5 McDermott, Carol ... ........... ...... 264 McDermott, James ......... ..... .. .. 265 McDonald, Judy ........ ............ 265 McEntire , Di xi e ........................ 24 2 McEnt ire , James ...... .............. .. 2 8 2 McFarland, Maurice ........ ...... .. 2 8 2 Mcintyre, Barry .............. 202, 26 5 McKain , Charles ..... ...... .......... . 28 2 McKo y , Li la ... ................... ... ... 265 McKee , Ronald ...................... 265 McKeon , Glenna ....... ............ . 24 2 McKenzie , Sherrie ................ .. 24 2 Mc Kinnon , Dougl as .... ..... ....... 242 McLelland , Charlotte ........ ..... . 24 2 McLelland , W ill iam ... ...... ..... .. 2 55 McLaws , Paul ... ....... .............. .. 242 McMurrin , Marcia ....... ......... .. 117 McPhie , Darwin .. .. ... ............... 242 McQuarr ie , Glade .................. 24 2 McQueen , Jerold ............. .... ... 283 Meacham , Sh irle y .................... 242 Mecham , Ga y le .......... ............ 242 Mecham , Kennet h .......... ........ 242 Mecham , Shirley ................ .... 242 Meek, Marc ia ... ..... .......... ...... 137 Meek , Tamera ......... ........ ..... 2 42 Mehas, Peggy ....... ......... 126, 282 Mehta, Jayendra .................... 28 2 Me ikle, . Patricio ................ ...... 265 Meldrum , Judy ......... .............. . 24 2 Mellor, John ............. .. ........... 2 65 Mellor, Sherry ................ ...... .. 2 55 Mench , Ralph ...... .................... 201 Mencimer, Janet ....... .. .... ....... 282 Mendenhall , Arlo .. .................. 2 82 Mendenhall , Cla ir ............ ...... 114 Mendenhall, Joyce .... ... .... ....... 282 Meredith, Melvin .................... 282

Merrill, Alwyn ........................ 123 Me rri ll, Spence r .. .................... 282 Merrill , W ilme r .......... .... 153 , 265 Merritt, Alonzo ..... .. ........ .. .. ... 255 Merryweother , Lane .. .............. 26 5 Meschi, Mahmo ud .................. 2 65 Messi nger, Je a nn e .... 30, 174 , 1 25 , 190, 255 Mettler, Roger ............. .... ....... 242 Meyer, Andrew ... .. ....... .......... 128 Meyers, Margaret ........... ......... 2 65 Mickelsen , Dewa yne ... .. ......... 14 9 Micke lse n, LaMon t ........ 153, 282 Mi cke lson , Jud y Ann ........ ...... 2 82 Miles, Do nna .................. 141 , 265 Millard , John ..... ............. ...... 24 2 Mill eca m, Sue An n ................ 2 55 Mill e r, Al ice ............. ..... 117 , 2 65 Miller, Carolyn ...... 163 , 198 , 2 65 Miller, Judy ............. .. ... ..... ... 141 Miller, Ronald ....... .......... ..... .. 2 42 Miller, Sondro ...... .................. 174 Mill igon , Janes ...................... 188 Mill igan , Shawne e .............. .. 255 Millin ier , Connie ................ .... 242 Milliner, Marlene .......... 150, 2 5 5 Mills, Connie ............. ... ....... ... 242 Miner, Margoret ............ 150, 255 Miner, Suzanne .. ............ ........ 255 Minkler, Ra y George ........... .... .70 Minor, Ma ri on ............. ........... 242 Miracle , Dan ....................... ... 114 Misras i, Mar ilyn .......... .. ........ 24 2 Misulia , Mich a el ..... ............... 242 Mitton , Orlond ..... ................. 26 5 Mitton, Von Allen ............. .. ... 153 Moffitt, George ....... ......... .... ... .7 0 Monahan , George .. .... ............ 128 Monk, Linda ....... ................... 265 Monson , Bessie ....... ............... 117 Montgomery, By ron ........ .... .... 123 Montgomery, James .............. 265 Moody, Toni .... 137 , 174 , 198 , 255 Mooney, James .. .......... .......... 242 Moore , Barry ....... ....... .... 119 , 255 Moore, Dorothy .................. .... 147 Moore , Laura Ann ... .. ......... .... 24 2 Morf, Karen ....... ..... .... .. .. 2 8 , 2 65 Morgan , Albert ..... ...... ........... 242 Morgan , Blain ... ............. 175 , 265 Morgan, Daniel ...... ................ 2 65 Morgan , Daryl ..... ................. 2 65 Morgan, Ha rvey ........ .... 114 , 242 Morgan , Lonnie ... .. .............. ... 2 4 2 Morgan, Susan .. ... .. .... ..... ...... 242 Morley, Marilyn ..... ... ... ....... .. 242 Morris, John ............. ......... ... . 242 Morris, DeAnn .... .................... 255 Morris, Roger ....... .......... ......... 114 Morrison , Marilyn ......... .... ..... 242 Morse, Wendell ...................... 242 Mortensen, Cra ig .................... 188 Mo rtensen , Fred .. ....... .... .... ... 255 Mortensen, Gene ....... .... ..... .... 188 Mortensen, William B... .......... 242 Mortimer, Gerald ........... ....... .. 242 Moser, Frederic k .................. .. 242 Mosher, Bonn ie ......... ..... 159 , 2 42 Moss, Gory .. .......... ............ .... 114 Moss , Kay .. .......... .................. 242 Mo ultr ie, Myrna ........... ....... .. 255 Moyes, N. Kent ...................... 2 6 5 Moyle, Marjor ie ................ ...... 242 Muchow, Dav id ............ ........ .. 255 Mudrow, Juergen ..... ............. 265 Muir, Irv ing ...... ............ .......... 242 Mumford, Lee Wayne ........... . 243 Munford, Zelma .............. ...... 265 Munk, Rhonda .............. ........ .. 151 Munk , Michael ....... ..... .... ...... 243 Murdock, Brenda .. ................ .. 265 Murdock, Carol ...................... 255 Murdock, Judith ....... ............. 141 Murdock , Sandra ....... ............. 255 Murray, Lorra ine ... .. ...... .... ..... 243 Murry , Michael ............... .70, 243 Myers, Kent .. .... ............ .. 123 , 265

N Nakatani, Clifford â€˘..... ............ 265

Nolder, Larry ....... .... ...... ....... 243 Napper, Lynn ...... ............. .... ... 24 3 Nachees , Milli cent .................. 243 Nate , Denn is ...... ..... ........ ......... 69 Nate , Fa ye ................... ......... 24 3 Ne al , Donna .. ... ..................... 243 Ne al, John ...... ..... .... .......... ... 243 Ne ilson , Chad ........... ....... ...... 265 Nell , Lorna ..... ............... ... ..... 150 Ne lson , Bernice ...... ............. ... 255 Nel son , Be tty Jo ............. .. ..... 265 Ne lson , Ca rl ................. ... ...... 2 65 Nelso n, Da vid E..................... 243 Ne lson , Da vid G . .................... 243 Nelson , Diana ................ .. 30, 141 Ne lson, John ...... ..... ..... 12 8 , 243 Nel son , J . Kent ... ......... ......... . 2 6 5 Nelson , Judith ........ 30, 198, 255 Ne lson, Michael ................... . 243 Ne lson, Patr icia ... .... ............... 125 Ne uberger, Br ian .......... .......... 119 Nevi lle , Monty ... .. ..... .. .......... 265 Newey, Harold .............. 153 , 265 Newman , Cynth ia .... 126 , 198 , 240 Nic holson , George ........... ....... 243 Nielsen, Arthur ... ... ... ............. 243 Niel sen , Barbaro .......... .......... 265 Niel sen, Dennis .............. 114 , 243 Nielse n, Helen .................... .. 243 Pond , Alma .. ......... ............... 256 Nielsen , Howard ............ 153 , 265 Nie lsen , Kathr yn ............ 126 , 243 Nielsen , Richa rd .. .. ................ 243 Nielse n, Sherrie .. ...... ... ........... 243 Ni e lsen , Stephen ....... ........ ..... 243 Nielson , Be th ....................... . 125 Nielson , Eileen .................... .. 243 Nielson, Jud ith .... .. ................ 265 Ni e lso n , Mary ........................ 243 Nielson, Sandra .. ........... ......... 243 Nikoopour , Houshang .... .......... 291 Nish , Devon .............. .... 154 , 265 Nish , Linda ....... .. ......... .. 151, 243 Nixon, Carl ...... ..... .. ......... ... ... 243 Nixon , Janet ................. ......... 265 Nixon, Nancy ................. ....... 243 Noecker, Da niel ...... ... ...... ....... 124 Noble , J a ckie .................... .... 121 Norman , Ronald .. .......... 128, 255 Nosakc, Kenneth .................... 205 Noyes , Eith .. ... .. ... ....... ... 151, 255 Nuttall , Carol ........................ 151 Nyberg, John ......... ............... 128 Nye , Dorothy ...... ....... ..... 190, 255 Nyman, Rodney ... .... .... ...... ..... 265

o Oakland , Veryl ......... ............. 128 Oberhandsly, Sandra .............. 255 Oborn , Linda ...... ...... .............. 265 O ' Bray , Jean ...... .... ................ 243 Obray , Mary .......................... 243 O ' Brien, Jean .. ...................... 243 Odean, Velma ...... .................. 243 Ogden, El izabeth .................... 243 Ogden, Marven ............ .......... 243 Ogden , Wal te r ...... .................. 255 Ogden , Da vi d .. ....... .70, 114 , 243 Olsen, Jane .......... .... .......... 28, 37 Olsen , Joseph ................ ........ 243 Olsen , Kathleen ...... 121, 174 , 25 5 O lsen , Larry ............................ 243 Olsen, Leo .. .................. 154, 265 Olsen, Linda .................. 174, 255 Olsen , Lorraine ...... ................ 243 Olsen , Merl in .. ................ 64, 229 Olson, Bryce .......................... 255 Olson , Carolyn ...................... 243 Olson , Clyde .. ........ ................ 114 Olson , Glenn .. .......... 154 , 175 , 28 Olson , Robert .................. 114, 34 Olson, Sheldon ...................... 243 Ong , Bie Chuan .............. ........ 255 Oostyen, John ........................ 265 Orme, Jane ............................ 265 Orme , Kenneth ........ .............. 200 Orsund , Gerald ...................... 128 Orton, Judy ............ .............. .. 243 Osborne, Hollis ...................... 265 Osmond, Rulon ...................... 243

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Ostergaard, Clark ............ 154 , 265 Osterhout, Karen .................... 255 Osterlin, Howard .................... 128 Ostvig, Dixie ............. ............. 178 Ostvig, .Judy .. 178,198,227,265 Overacher, Michael ................ 114 Overy, Patsy .......... ...... .......... 243 Owen, Judith ........... ...... ......... 141 Owen, Shari .......................... 243 Owens, Dolly ........................ 243 Oyen, Betty ............................ 14 1

P Pace, Robert .......................... 187 Pack, Williom ........................ 243 Palfrayman, Grant .................. 243 Palmer, LaDene ...................... 255 Palmer, Ornana ............ 137, 174, 190,255 Palmer, Peggy ................ 121 , 244 Palmer, Shirlene ...................... 244 Palmer, William ...................... 244 Parker, Douglas ...................... 244 Parker, Mary .......................... 255 Parkinson, James .................... 265 Parkinson, Jan ........................ 114 Parkinson, Marsha .......... 174 , 190 Parris, Eddie ................ ........ .. 128 Parrish, Alan ........... .70, 114, 244 Parrish, Jan ............................ 265 Parry, Douglas ........... .. .. ......... 244 Parry, Nancy .......................... 117 Parson, Ned ............................ 119 Pascoe, John ............ .............. 244 Passey, Margaret ..... ............... 266 Passey, Richard ...................... 266 Patel, Ambalal ......... .. ........... 291 Patel, Ramesh .... .................... 255 Patil, Ashok .................. .......... 244 Patrick, John .......................... 266 Patterson, Lynn ................. ..... 266 Patzmann , Bruce .... ... ............. 128 Paulsen, Robert .. .................... 244 Pazell, Jacqueline ............ 30, 241 Pearce, Shauna ...................... 244 Pearson, Elizabeth .......... 125, 244 Pease, Louise .......................... 255 Peay, Gaynol ............... ..... ..... . 141 Peck, Earl ....... ......................... 244 Pedersen, joAnn .................... 117 Pedersen, Lynne ...................... 266 Pedersen, Pauline .................... 244 Pehrson, Patsy ........................ 150 Pella, Chris ............................ 244 Pells, McDonald .. ........... .. ....... 255 Pendleton, Jessie ....... ............. 255 Pendroy, James .. ..... .. ............. 119 Pendse, Pratapsinha .............. 291 Penman, Barbara .................... 244 Perkes, LaDean ........................ 244 Perry, Kathryn ... ............. 150, 244 Peters, William ...................... 200 Petersen, Bernell ............ 200, 244 Petersen, Betsy ....... ............... 190 Petersen, Carol A ........... 126, 244 Petersen, Claine ...................... 202 Petersen, Gary ........................ 114 Petersen, Gwe n ...................... 244 Petersen, Janet .............. 150, 255 Petersen, Joyce ................ 150, 244 Petersen, Judith ...................... 244 Petersen, Kathleen .................. 244 Petersen, Leroy ........................ 284 Petersen, Nedra ...................... 266 Petersen, Paul ................ 114 , 244 Petersen, Roselyn ............ 174 , 255 Peterson, Ben .......................... 241 Peterson, James ...................... 244 Peterson, Jerald ........................ 25 Peterson, Karen ...................... 244 Peterson, Kathleen .................. 244 Peterson, Lana ................ 190, 255 Peterson, Mary ........................ 266 Peterson, Pamela .................... 266 Peterson, Penny ...................... 244 Peterson, Roger .............. 114 , 284 Peterson, Ronald ...................... 244 Peterson, Stephen .................... 284 Peterson, Thomas .................... 119 Peterson, Vicky ...................... 244

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Petrich, Stephen ........................ 37 Petterson, Bonnie .................... 255 Pettigrew, Thomas .................. 244 Pettit, James .......................... 284 Pettit, Kathleen ...................... 244 Pettit, Peggyanne .......... 230, 244 Petty, Nancy ................ .......... 266 Phillips, Afton ........................ 266 Phillips, Marcia ........ 36, 137, 174, 225, 255, 190 Phillips, V. Jay ...................... 124 Piazza, Terry .................. 124, 244 Pickering, Tony ........................ 266 Pieper, Patricia .............. 150, 284 Pierce, Carlos ................ ........ 244 Pierce, Guy ............................ 255 Pierpont, Smoot ...................... 119 Piper, Sharon ........................ 244 Pirouznia , AQbas .................... 266 Pitcher , Bruce .......................... 244 Pitcher, Jed ................ 25, 34, 284 Planz, Tyson .......................... 244 Platt, James ............................ 244 Plowman, Boyd .............. 114, 244 Plowman, Lowell .................... 244 Pocock, Ann .... 121, 162, 227, 266 Pocock, Thomas .............. 124, 284 Pollard, Gary .................. 115, 244 Pollard, Marilyn .............. 137, 266 Polson, David ........................ 266 Poole, Melanie .............. 198 , 266 Poole, Robert .................. 115 , 225 Poolsawasdi, Pirom ................ 291 Poppleton, Warner .................. 285 Porter, Gary .......................... 244 Porter, Joe .............................. 123 Porter, Pamela ........................ 266 Potter, Scott ............................ 284 Poulsen, Jack .......................... 266 Poulsen, Stanley ...................... 266 Poulson, Gaylin ...................... 284 Poulson, Stanley ...................... 244 Powell, Patricia ...................... 244 Pratt, Mary ............................ 244 Preece, Carolyn ...................... 244 Preece, Sharon ........................ 284 Prentice, Sandra .............. 137, 256 Preston, Marsha ...................... 244 Presont, Paulette ............ 117, 244 Price, Deann ............................ 266 Price, Elaine ............................ 244 Prisby, Karma ........................ 256 Profaizer, Patricia .. 170, 198, 244 Prohaska, Thomas .................... 128 Pu lsipher, Peggy .... ................ 266 Purnell, Reed .......................... 256 Puro, Elaine .................. 174, 256 Purrington, Janet .................... 266 Purtee, David .......................... 266 Puzey, Lynda .... 30, 121, 174,256 Puzey, William .............. .... 69, 119 Q

Qattan, Mohameal ................ 284 Quaderer, Mary ...................... 266 Quayle, Robert ........................ 256 Queen, Marvin ........................ 266 Quist, Wi ll iam ........................ 284 Qureshi, Muhammad .............. 266

R Railey, Bonnie ........................ 284 Railey, Robert ........................ 284 Rollison, Bernice ...................... 117 Rambo, John ........................... .70 Ramey, Betty Ann .... 30, 140 , 256 Romey, George ........................ 284 Rampton, Carolyn .... 28, 121, 256 Rampton, Kent ........................ 245 Ramsdell, Michael .......... 119, 245 Ramsey, LaDe ane .................. .. 256 Randall, Christine ............ 121,256 Randa ll , Vio let Gay le .............. 245 Rapp, Eg an ............................ 291 Rasheed, Hameed .................. 284 Rasmussen, Aleen .................. 284 Rasmussen, Dennis .................. 245 Rasmussen, Jerrold .................. 284 Rasmussen, Marcia ............ 30, 266

Rasmussen, Marsha ................ 245 Rasmussen, Rebecca ........ 150, 256 Rasmussen, Robert .................. 256 Rasmussen, Wendell ................ 115 Ratanaprayura, C. .................. 284 Raunig, Lorraine .................... 256 Ravsten, Clayton .................... 245 Ravsten, Judith ...................... 256 Rawlings, Richard .................... 154 Rawlinson, Ralph .................... 284 Rawson, Roger Frank ............ 266 Read, Ben Litz ........................ 245 Reading, Don Cardon .............. 284 Redd, Maraley .............. 126, 245 Redelings, Judy ...................... 245 Redmond, Jean ...................... 256 Reeder, Ellen .............. ........ .... 245 Reeder, Robert ........................ 284 Reeder, Steven ........................ 245 Rees, Julie .............................. 117 Rees, Terry Lester .................... 245 Reese, Joseph ........................ 266 Reese, Richard ........................ 245 Reese, Winston, ...................... 284 Reeser, Gale Dean .................. 266 Reeve, RaDene ........................ 12 1 Reeve, Sharon ........................ 245 Reeve, Thomas ...................... 284 Reeves, Jennie Joan ........ 198, 284 Reeves, Mary Paula ................ 245 Refahy, Hossien ...................... 291 Rerner, Ilah Broberg ................ 284 Reynolds, Carlo ...................... 266 Reynolds, James ............ 154, 266 Rhein, Lesie ............................ 245 Rhett, James ................ .......... 245 Rhodes, Nadine ...................... 121 Rice, Albert Gary .................... 266 Rice, Gary Vernon .................. 285 Rice, James ............................ 285 Rice, Ray .............................. 245 Rice, Vernon .......................... 266 Reeves, RoJean ...................... 245 Rich, Kathlene ................ 151, 256 Rich, Michael .......................... 285 Rich, Rita ................................ 245 Richards, Camille ............ 121, 245 Richards, David ...................... 245 Richards, John ........................ 245 Richards, Rita .......................... 245 Richards, Suzanne .......... 198, 266 Richardson, James .......... 154 , 285 Richardson, Roberta ................ 137 Richardson, Weldon ................ 266 Richens, Joyce ................ 126, 256 Richens, Larry ...... .................. 285 Richens, Sammie .................... 266 Richman, Ilene ........................ 150 Ricks, Marilyn ................ 150 , 245 Ricks, Raymond ...................... 154 Ridd, Judith .......................... 245 Ridderhoff, Warren ................ 256 Rieske, Sally .......................... 245 Rigby, Fredrick ........................ 266 Rigby, Lawrence .................... 245 Rigby, Sandra ........................ 266 Riley, Barbara ........................ 245 Riley, Bill ................................ 245 Riley, Linda .............. ............ :.266 Ripplinger, Linda .................... 245 Ritchie, Enid (Rlickal ...... 190, 256 Ritchie, Karma ........................ 285 Ritchie, Roy ............................ 285 Rittenhouse, Larry .................. 285 Roanhorse, Lucy ...................... 285 Robb, Judy ............................ 245 Robbins, Richard .................... 124 Roberts, Flora ........................ 256 Roberts, Harold ...................... 245 Roberts, Karen ........ 174, 190, 256 Roberts, Lydia ........................ 245 Roberts, Rebecca ............ 14 1, 245 Robertson, Donald .................. 285 Robertso n, Robert .................... 128 Robinette, Ma ........................ 154 Robinson, Alvin ...................... 256 Robinson, EI Ray .................... 256 Robinson, George .................. 245 Robinson, Janet ...................... 266 Robinson, Lawrence ................ 124 Robinson, Myrna ............ 141, 245

Robinson, Nina Marian .......... 245 Robinson, Renn ........................ 245 Robison, Pamela ...................... 245 Robison, Shawnee .................. 266 Robson, Ross .......................... 115 Rodenko, Zenaida .................. 291 Roderick, Lee ...... 25, 70, 227, 266 Rodriquez, Mary .................... 245 Roge rs, Donna Jean ................ 245 Rogers, James ........................ 256 Rogers, Margaret .............. 28, 245 Rogers, Mary Lynette .............. 245 Rollins, Lynds ................ 151, 245 Romrell, Brent ................ ........ 245 Robinson, Jerry ...................... 245 Rodriquez, David .. .................. 256 Rods, Douglas .......................... 256 Roper, Bolden Grant ................ 205 Rose, Linda .................... 190, 256 Rosenvall, LoRee .................... 240 Rosier, Dennis Hatch .............. 266 Roskelley, Gene ...................... 245 Rother, Wilfred Kar ................ 245 Roundy, Jill .................... 137, 245 Roundy, LoRee ........................ 256 Rowley, Georgia Jean ............ 245 Rowsell, Joseph Vern .............. 245 Roy, Robert Byrnes ................ 256 Roylance, Erling Alan .............. 285 Roylance, Lela Karen .............. 174 Rudd, Lenna .......................... 256 Rudzinski, Robert .................... 128 Rueckert, Judith ...................... 285 Rufer, Sheila Jane .................. 256 Rumsey, Patricia .................... 266 Rusick, Connie ................ 121, 245 Russell, Kathleen .................... 256 Russell, Sterling ...................... 29 1 Russell, William ...................... 285 Rust, Richard .......................... 124 Ryan, Renee ............ .. 30, 1 17,266 Ryan, Kay .............................. 245 Ryan, Christine .............. 117, 266 Ryan, Michael ........................ 245 S Saebi, Nasser ................ 188, 285 Sakaguchi, Bill ........................ 285 Salmon, Garold ...................... 256 Salvosa, Carmencita ................ 291 Salzetti, John ................ 188, 285 Sampson, Linda ...................... 266 Samuels, Bruce ........................ 245 Sanden, Earleen .................... 246 Sanders, David ...................... 266 Sanders, David ...................... 246 Sanders, Larry ........................ 266 Sanderson, Leo ...................... 246 Sandors, Sherry .............. 174 , 190 Sansom, Averil ................ 171, 246 Sant, David ............................ 256 Sarkis, George ........................ 246 Saunders, Janice .................... 286 Saunders, LaVell .................... 285 Saunders, Mearritta ................ 246 Saxton, Lyle .................. 11 9, 246 Savage, Pamela .................... 266 Sawyer, James ........................ 246 Sawyer, Karen ................ 121, 240 Saye r, Larry ............................ 285 Sayer, Loren ............................ 285 Schear, Georgia ...................... 246 Schenk, Carolyn ...................... 174 Schiffman, Gary .............. 115, 246 Schmidt, Larry ........................ 246 Schmidlein, Donald ................ 256 Schmiett, Linda .............. 198, 256 Schneider, joAnn .................... 246 Schoemig, William .................. 246 Schofield, Dale ...................... 266 Schofield, Dianne .......... 158, 246 Schofield, Nolan ............ 187, 285 Schoomaker, Ann .................... 256 Schooff, Rozana ............ 198, 246 Schoppee, William .................. 266 Schow, Edison ........................ 203 Schow, Roger .......................... 128 Schultz, Frances ............ .......... 141 Schutz, Catherine .......... 198, 246 Schulze, Richard ...................... 246

Schwartz, Kenneth _____________ _____ 266 Schwartz, Neil ________________________ 256 Schwartzrock, Herman ____________ 291 Scathern, Richard ____________________ 246 Scott, Carl ______________________________ 128 Scott, Linda __ ____________ ______________ 136 Scott, Rulon _______ ______ _______ 188, 283 Seamons, Ga ro ld ___________ _________ 246 Seamons, Richa rd ___ ____ _____________ 246 Sear le, Leroy ____ _____ _________________ 256 Seegmi ll er, Robert E. __ . ___________ 246 Seegmi ll er, Robert H. ______________ 188 Seely, Justus __________________________ 124 Seiersen, Woodrow ________ . _______ 266 Seiter, Joy _________________________ _____ 246 Serre II , Beverly ______________ ________ 256 Sesaweech, Somask ________________ 285 Shaffer, Carvel ______________________ 285 Sevan, Sharron ______________________ 246 Shand, Jerrie _________ _____ ____ ________ 266 Shannon, Michael __________________ 246 Sharp, Barbara _______________________ _285 Sharp, Marianne ____________________ 266 Sha rp, Michae l ____________ __1 15, 246 Sharp, Robert _________ _________________ 266 Shaw, Judy ___ ____ __________ ___________ 285 Shepherd, Wendel l ________________ 291 Shields, Ethel ________ ___ _______ 126, 246 Shipley, Janet ______ . _________________ 246 Shipley, Willis ________________ 149, 256 Shults, Gary __________________________ 256 Shurtleff, Bill ________________ 119, 286 Shurtliff, Brent __________ . ___________ 246 Shymak, Elizabeth __________________ 256 Siddoway, Saund ra _______ . __ .... __ 286 Sig ler, Elinor ______ ____________________ 246 Si lvester, Willian ____________________ 246 Simmo nds, Andrew ________________ 246 Simmonds, William ________________ 246 Simmons, Barba ra _______________ ___ 246 Simmons, Li nda ____ __121, 198, 246 Simmons, Reed ________ ______________ 1 19 Simmons, Twila ______ ________________ 286 Simonsen, Chris ________ ...... ____ .... 246 Sip, Larry . _____ ___ _____________________ 246 Skanchy, Thomas ____ ________ ________ 286 Skidmore, William __________________ 115 Skinner, Elvon _________________ _______ 286 Skinner, Lynn _______________________ _286 Skougaa rd , Merridee ______________ 126 Slater, Thomas ________________________ 286 Slater, Diane _______________________ ___ 141 Smedyey, Westo n _______ ___________ 246 Smellie, Robert _________ __ _____ ______ 286 Smith, Collee n _____ ____________ . ______ 286 Smith, Dia ne ___________ _______________ 246 Smith, Ellis ____________________________ 154 Smith, Ellouise ________________________ 146 Smith, Gary _____ ____ _________ __________ 119 Smith, Georgia _____________ . ________ 286 Smith, Janet ______________ . _________ __246 Smith, Jerry ____________ _______ __ _____ __124 Smith, Jilene _________________ . ________ 246 Smith, JoAnn ______________ . ___________ 246 Smith, Judith __________________________ 246 Smith, Judy ____________________________ 246 Smith, Julie _________ ___________ 117, 246 Smith, Karolyne ______________________ 246 Smith, Kirk ______________ . ________ _____ 2S6 Sm ith, Kristine _______ ___ ______________ 291 Smith, Larry ___________ _________________ 246 Smith, Mary _____________ _____________ 246 Smith, Morgan ______________________ 286 Smith, Stephen ______________________ 202 Smith, Susan _______________ ___ 121, 246 Smith, Verno n ___ ________ _____________ 1 19 Smith, Wallace ______________________ 128 Snedaker, Lee ________________________ 256 Sneller, Gary __________________________ 124 Snow, Sharon ________________________ 246 Snyder, Carmen ______________ ________ 246 Sorensen, Arthur ________________ ____ 246 Sorensen, Barbara _________ ___ __ ____ 286 Sorensen, Pauline _______ ___________ 247 Sorensen, Robert ____________________ 247 Sorensen, Sandra ____________ 198, 257 Sorensen, Violet ________ ___ _______ __247 Sorenson, Edward __________________ 247 Sorenson, Elaine ____________________ 247 Sorenson, Laurel ____________ 129, 286 Sorenson, Robert F_________________ 286

Southwick, Alona __________ 151, 246 South, David _________ ____ _____ 118, 286 South, Okrey __________________________ 286 Sparks, Carolyn ______________________ 247 Sparks, Daryl _________ . ______________ 257 Sparks, John __________________________ 286 Sparrow, Jay _________________________ .70 Spencer, Linda ________________ 1 17, 247 Spencer, Marilyn ____________ 12 1, 247 Sode rberg, William _______________ _246 Sperry, John ________________ ____________ 175 Sprouse, Linda ____ ___ _________________ 257 Squires, Marcia ________________________ 257 Squires, Melvin ________________________ 247 Stack, Robert __________________ 1 19, 286 Staheli, Mac _____________ . ____________ 257 Stallings, Barbara _____ _____________ 247 Stanford, Roberta ___________ . ___ .. _247 Stanley, Winnie _________________ _____ 286 Stansfield, Donna ____________________ 247 Staples, Bonnie _________________ _______ 247 Stapley, Marilyn ___ _______ ____________ 257 Staser, Joseph ________________________ 247 Stauffer, Edward ____ ________________ 129 Steadman, Ga ry ______________ 205, 286 Steed, Colleen _________ . ______________ 247 Steele, Kathleen ____________ 126, 247 Steffen, David ____ __________ 147, 200 Steiner, Gordon ______________________ 175 StenqUist, Ileen ______________ 257, 190 Stenquist, Wayne ____________________ 287 Zufelt, Syril ____________________________ 249 Zundel I, Danny ______________ 124, 249 Stephens, Karen ___________ . __ ..... ___ 247 Stephens, Stephen __________________ 257 Stett ler, Caro lyn ___________ ___________ 247 Stevens, Ethe l ________________________ 257 Stevens, Joa n ________________________ 287 Stevens, John ____________ ____________ 287 Stevens, Kenneth ___ _____ ____________ 148 Stevens, Ma rk ________________ ______ 247 Stevens, Mitchel ____ ____ ____________ 257 Stevens, Nancy _____ ___________________ 247 Stevenson, Ma ry Ja ne __________ 1 17 Stewart, Gordon __________ __________ 154 Stiles, Harold ________ 198, 188, 286 Stocking, Jan _______________ ___________ 247 Stoddard, Elaine ____________________ 247 Stoddard, Mary Lea __________ 25, 287 Stoker, Gayla __________________ 15 1, 190 Stoker, Jean ______ ____________ 121, 198 Stoker, Joan __________________________ 117 Strasser, Linda _______________ _174, 257 Straubhar, Hoh n _____ ______ _________ 287 Stringam, Anne ______________________ 174 Stringam, Kathry n ____________ 198, 247 Strong, Connie __________ ___ _126, 247 Stuart, Alice __________ ________________ 247 Stuart, Jay ______ 25, 1 15, 230, 247 Stucki, Spencer __________ ______ 149, 247 Sumida, Masayoshi ________________ 287 Sumida, Shogo _________________ _____ 287 Summers, Gary ________________ 115, 247 Summers, Wayne ____________________ 287 Sumsion, Neil ______________ 183, 291 Suface, Carolyn _____ ___ ______ 174, 190 Sutton, Carol ________________________ __257 Sutton, Saundra ____________________ 126 Svare, Curtis _________________________ _287 Swasey, Richard ____________________ 287 Sweat, Michael ______________________ 11 5 Sweat, Rex _________________ _____________ 247 Swinyard, Alfred _______ . ____ 119, 247 Sued, Vicar ____________________________ 291 Sylvester, Barbara ______ __________ __247 Szymanski, John __________ __________ 247

T Tacconi, Milton _______ . ______ 119, 287 Taggart, Nolan ______________________ 287 Talbot, Denzil ______ ______ _____ ________ 287 Talbot, Richtlrd ___ _______ . _____________ 154 Ta lty, Bonnie ___________ ._._. __ ...... ___ .28 Tams, Gay le .. __ . ___ .. __ ................ 247 Tanner, Joseph ................. .. _____ 257 Tanner, Ka ren ______________________ 247 Tanne r, Marjorie ___ ______ . _____ . ______ 247 Tanner, Richard _________ . ____________ 247 Taylor, Albert ________________________ 287 Taylor, Anne ________________ 121, 198

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Carolyn ________ 30, 225, 257 Daiane ________________________ 287 Gai Sue ______ . _______________ 247 George ______________________ 287 Jay ___________________ _200, 247 Lourene _____ _________________ 247 Lana ____________________________ 247 Lloyd __________________ 188, 287 Marilyn ______________ 12 1, 174, 198,257 Taylor, Marlene ____________________ 287 Taylor, Natalie ______________ 121, 247 Taylor, Nephi Gregg ________________ 257 Taylor, Ralph ___________ _______________ 247 Taylor, William L. _________ . ________ 257 Taylor, William ____________________ 257 Teeples, Ranae ________________________ 247 Telcord, Lynne ________________________ 247 Telford, Paula _____ ________ ___________ 247 Telford, Sherry _____________ . ________ 247 Terry, Steven _______________ . ________ 149 Tew, Warren __________________________ 248 Theurer, Burke ________________ ______ 248 Theurer, Ju l ie ______________________ 117 Thomas, Geo rge ________________ ...... 129 Thomas, Gay l in ____________ 154, 287 Thomas, Henry ______________________ 287 Thomas, Suzann ____ _._____ 229, 287 Thomas, Maurice __________________ 287 Thomas, Robert ______________________ 248 Thomas, Roger ________________ 25, 200 Thompson, Barbara Jo ____ 137, 287 Thompson, Carol Lynne ____ 117, 257 Thompson, Jim __________________ ____ 129 Thompson, Kathleen ________ 126, 287 Thompson, Keith Brent ____________ 1 15 Thompson, Frances ________________ 126 Thompso n, Gloria ____________________ 248 Thompson, Linda ____ ___ _____ 174, 257 Thompson, Richard ______ .. _....... 248 Thompson, Russell ____ .. __ ........ __ 248 Thompson, Le land __________________ 248 Thorne, Rose Marie ________ 126, 248 Thornley, Brian ____________________ __1 19 Thornley, Louis ________________________ 248 Thornton, Ivan _____________ . ________ 287 Thornton, Keith ______________________ 248 Thorpe, Michael ____________________ 248 Thurgood, Margil ___________ _________ 248 Thruman, Robert ___ . ____ . ___________ 287 Tibbitts, Terry _______________________ _248 Tingey, Joan ___________________ _______ 257 Tingey, Joan ___________ _.. __ .. ________ 257 Tingey, Mari lyn _______ _______________ 12 1 Tippetts, Beverly ______________________ 257 Tirgari, Siavosh ______________________ 291 Thacz, Thomas ____ ____________________ 248 Tobler, Mary ____________________________ 248 Tolley, Ronald ________________________ 287 Thornock, Carlo _________ _________ __248 Thrasher, Elizabeth ________________ 248 Tomsic, Barbara ______________________ 126 Toole, Fro:lnces ___________ __ ___________ 141 Toolson, Lynda ___ . __________ 121, 198 Toone, Paul ____________________________ 115 Totosoedirdjo, Mochanad ______ 248 Traveller, Del ________________________ 287 Trask, Richard ________________________ 287 Tremea, Ronald ____________________ ._248 Trudea u , Richa rd __ . _____________ ____ 248 Trussel, Shirley ______________________ 248 Tsain, Ming __________________ . __ . ______ 291 Tueller, Leste r ___________ _______________ 148 Turley, Max _______________ _______________ 25 Turner, .lames _____ _____________________ 1 19 Turner, Alan _____________ ._. _____ .... _.. 148 Turner, John . _________________________ 1 1 Turnerm, Marsha ____________ 137, 257 Turner, Nellie _________ . _____ _________ 257 Turner, Richard ________________________ 248 Tuttle, Terry ___________ ______________ _288 Twombly, William __________________ 1 19 Tyson, William R. _________________ ... 1 19 V Vacher, Jean . _______________ ____________ 28 Vadas, Robert ________________________ 288 Valentine, Judy ______________________ 150 Valberg, Nancy ___________ _________ 257 Valanejad, Mohammad . ___ .. ____ 288

Vance, LaDell _______________________ ___ 288 Vanderhoof, David ___ ..... __ ...... 248 VanHoof, Maria ... _______________ .. 288 Van Kampen, Beth .. ________ 121, 248 Van Orden, Sterling ______________ 248 Varley, Sandra ______ 12 1, 198, 257 Veibell, Floyd ______________________ __288 Vest, Nathan __________________________ 248 Vigh, Pa u l ____ . _____________ .. _. ________ 288 Vinchow, Carl __________ . ___ . ___________ 154 Voorhees, Kent ____ ____ ________________ 248

W Wade, Christine ____ ______ ______ ____ 248 Wade, Heather ______ 174, 190, 257 Wade, Lester ________ . _________________ 288 Wade, Millicent ______________________ 288 Wade, Roger ________________________ __288 Wade, William ________________________ 248 Wadsworth, Joan __________________ 198 Wadsworth, Jon ____________________ 20 1 Wagne r, Richard ___ _________ __________ 2 4 8 Wagstaff, Fred ________________________ 29 1 Wahl, Ca lvi n __________________ . _______ 248 Wah len, Sharel ______ . _______________ 288 Waite, Rulon ________________ __129, 248 Waite, Wal lace ____ __________________ 124 Wakley, Susan ________________ 1 17, 288 Waldron, Jane ______________________ 248 Waldron, Susan ______________ 1 17, 225 Walkenhorst, Charlotte __________ 248 Walker, Arnell _____________ . __________ 257 Walker, George _________ . ___ _________ 257 Walker, Patricia _________________ __. __ 248 Wall, Lorchi n _____ _________ ____________ 24 8 Wall, Janes _______________________ _____ 24 8 Wallace, Joa n _______ ___________________ 15 1 Walto n , Ka ren _____________________ .. _248 Walto n , Lois ___________________ . 190, 257 Wamsley, Dee ____ .. ____________ ______ 288 Wangsga rd, Cla rk ________ __11 5, 248 Wangsgard, Robert ________________ 288 Wangsgard, Rosemary _. _______ ___ 12 1 Wankier, Bartley ____________ ________ 257 Wankier, Vicky ______________________ __248 Wanlass, Lawrence ___________ . __ ._1 4 8 Warburton, Norma ________________ __248 Ward, Charles ________________ 154, 288 Ward, Jay ________ ___ ______ ______ . ____ 288 Ward, Judith ___ _______ .. _. __ .. ____ __288 Ward, Kenneth ____ . ____ _____________ 288 Ward, Leo n ______________ ____________ ._ 129 Ward, Lloyd ___ ____________ .. _11 5, 248 Ward, Richard ___________________ ____ _248 Ward, Shei la _______ . __ _____ _________ 126 Ward, Stephen ________________ 11 9, 248 Wardle, Sharon ____________ ____ ________ 25 Warfel, Joseph _______________________ .70 Warner, Charles ______ _________ .. ____ _1 15 Warner, Darre ll ______________________ __205 Warren, David ______________ __1 19, 248 Washburn, Ju leann ______________ __198 Wassermann, Paul ___________ _______ 248 Wasuita, Sherry ____________ ________ ._257 Watanabe, Douglas _______________ _25 7 Watanabe, George ______ . ___________ 248 Watchma n , Anna _______________ ._. __ 288 Wate rs, Joh n _______________________ ___ 11 9 Watki n s, Gary ________________ 175, 257 Watkins, M ar il y __________ _______ ___ __ 15 1 Watkins, Sybi l _____ ____ .. _. _____ ___ ___ 257 Watson, Raynond . __ ___ ____________ 129 Watts, Gordon _______________ ___ ____ 1 19 Watts, Joe __________________________ . ___ 69 Wayman, Ma rily n ____ _______ . 198, 248 Weathermon , Sally ________ 15 1, 248 Weatherwax, Ke nneth ____ . _______ 288 Weaver, Jerry __________ . _____ 188, 288 Weaver, Richard ______ _____ . __ . _____ 288 Webb, Doug las _______________ ______ __ _124 Webb, Eugene ________________________ 248 Webb, Jul ia ______ ____ __. ______ ___ ____ 141 Webb , Ki m be r __________________ . ____ _124 Web b, Lynne _______ __ ____ ___ 174 , 257 We b ste r, Eve ly n ___... _________ ___ __288 Webster, Fra ncis ____ _______ _________ 288 Webster, Sa ndra _____ . _____ . __________ 126 Weeks, Mella _________ ____ ___________ 288 Welch, Lee ____ __________ ________ ___ __ _1 15 Welch, Timothy ___ ________________ ___ 257

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Welling, Eli zabeth .. 121 , 198,248 Wells, Samuel ........................ 257 Wendel, Shirley .... ...... ......... ... 288 West, 8ud ................. ....... ...... 248 West, Charles .......................... 248 Westen show, Harriet .... 117, 227, 163 Western, Tony ......... .... ........... 248 Weston, James ... ................... 288 Westove r, Lewis .................. .... 115 Whale, Richard ................ 188, 288 Wheatley, Carol ....... ... .... 121, 248 Wheatley, Elizabeth .............. 248 White, Dan iel ........................ 257 White, Karen .................... ...... 249 White, Karen ............... ... ... ....... 28 White, Vinnid ........................ 198 Whatlock, Law ren ce ................ 257 Whitmer, Maurice .................... 20 1 Whitmey, Brenda .......... ..... ..... 249 Whitney, Richard ................. ... 249 Whittaker, Arthur .... ................ 289 Whittick, Jereny ...................... 249 Whitesides, Boyde .............. .... .. 28 Whittington, Laurel ... .... .......... . 249 Whittle, Karen .............. 137 , 257 Whitworth, Geo rg e ................ 289 Wjute, Sally ..... ..................... 257 Wilbon, Tyle r .. ........ ..... ..... .... 2B9 Wilcock, Iva .............. ..... ...... ... 249 Wilco x, Dori s .......................... 289

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Wi Icox, Floyd .. ........................ 154 Wiley, James .. ................ ........ 249 Wilkin, William .............. ........ 129 Wilkins, John .......................... 289 Wilkinson, Kathleen ........ 150, 2 49 Williams, Arlene ...................... 289 Williams, Ba rry ...................... 249 Williams, Ch risty .................... 257 Williams, Daniel ........... ......... 249 Williams, Dee .......................... 129 Williams, Edmund .................. 289 Williams, Janet ...................... 121 Williams, Kathy .. ......... . 257, 121 Williams, Kirby ...................... 249 Williams, Peggy ...................... 249 Willias, Robert .................. ...... 257 Williams, Trud y ...................... 249 Wi ll iams, Wayne .................... 249 Willie, John ............................ 289 Willis, David ..... ..................... 25 7 Willis, Reed ............................ 289 Willis, Terry ... .. ..................... 249 Willoughby, John .................. 24 9 Willyard, Carole ...................... 289 Wilson, Brent ... ................. ...... 119 Wilson, Judy .. ...... ..... ............. 137 Wilson, Ramo .... .. ............ 151 , 249 Wildon, Thomas .... .................. 289 Wiltshire, Bonnie .......... .. 28, 166, 171 , 198 ,22 7 Wimmer, Patricia .... ................ 249

Winborg, Larry ..... .. ............... 124 Winger, Margaret .................. 249 Winget, Patricia ...................... 289 Winn, Louise ............................ 289 Wintch, John .......................... 249 Winterton, Patricia .................. 249 Winward, Ly le ... .............. ..... 289 Wi nward, Steven ......... ........... 249 Withers, LaNa y .............. 19 8, 289 Wittwer, Alice ........................ 249 Wood, Ada Marie .. ....... ......... 198 Wood, Donald ........ ...... 115 , 249 Wood, Richard : ......... .............. 249 Wood, Richard ........................ 11 5 Wood, Robert .......................... 229 Wood, Samuel ........................ 289 Wood land , William ................ 289 Wood, Thomas ........................ 289 Woozley, Montie ......... ........... 129 Workman, Ernest ..... ............... 289 Wo rkman , Gar ............. .... ..... 29 1 Workman, Jean ...................... 289 Worthen, Judith .............. 137, 257 Wo rth ington, Paul .......... 188, 289 Wright, Evely n ................ ........ 2 49 W right, Melvin ...................... 11 5 Wright, Na oma ...................... 249 Wright, Richard ...................... 289 Wright, Robert ................ .... .... 187 Wuthrich, Gloris ...................... 117 Wuthrich, Lloyd .......... ............ 289

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Y Yamade, Virginia .................. 257 Yamasaki, Ge ne ................ ... . 289 Yamasaki, Ruth .............. 28, 249 Yardley, Blanch ........ 28, 198, 249 Yazdaniha, Ataollah ......... ....... 29 1 Yeager, Arthur ................. ....... 257 Yeates, Luther ........................ 249 York, Howard ........................ 249 Young, Ethel ........................... . 257 Young, Kathy ................ 174, 190 Young, Ken ........... ......... 154, 257 Young, Mike ...................... .... 129

Z Zaugg, David ................ 154, 289 Zaugg, Jerry .......................... 257 Zitting, Joseph ...................... 289 Zollinger, Anita ...................... 257 Zollinger, Annette .................... 249 Zollinger, Herman .................. 289 Zollinger, Ivane ll .................... 121 Zollinger, Richard ..... .. ........... 289 Zrelak, Theodore ........ ....... ..... 289 Zufelt, Syril ................... .... ..... 249 Zundell, Danny .............. 124, 249

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