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Milton R. Merrill is one of those very rare persons who possesses numerous qualities and abilities which mark him as an intellectual, a leader, a solomon, and a confidante . He appeals to groups and individuals . He serves as consultant to administrators and counselor to friends. His unique versatility imposes frequent demands upon his time and talents, but he prefers anonymity. He 's strictly a behind the scenes man. To tab Dr. Merrill as retiring or withdrawing would be a misnomer. His quiet, thoughtful manner impressively reveals his strong characteristics of judicious withholding, until the time for evidencing deep analytical consideration appears to be warranted. He has, inherently and through cultivation, a habit of dignified reserve that distinguishes him as a listener. Then, at times, paradoxically and almost surprisingly, he will become especially vocal, almost evangelical about a point or points that reflect a deep feeling of conviction. " Milt, " as he is affectionately known among innumerable friends, admirers, and associates, has been recognized as the Mr. Chips of Utah State. Closest to his heart is the role of the teacher. The old-timers among the faculty and the students of almost half a century remember him most warmly as an avid reader, lecturer, and literally a walking compendium. No wasted time his. He is often remembered walking on campus or down the hill with his eyes glued upon an open book or periodical. He amazed many (and amused them, too) that he could walk so much, read so comprehensively, and, for the most part, avoid traffic hazards. In the classroom, with his rich funds of knowledge and current happenings, together with a ready wit and rippling good humor, he has always been at his best. Bulging student enrollment in non-required, tough-graded courses, a Robins Award winner for Professor of the Year, and Faculty Honor Lecturer serve as glowing tributes to his ability and effectiveness as a teacher. Although the greater part of his professional life has been centered on the Hill the campus has served only as his headquarters. He has been recognized in his major field of Political Science locally, throughout the state, and nationally. As author, speaker, civic and educational worker he has served as interpreter and analyst of the current political and professional scene. In his service as department head, college dean, assistant to the President, and Director of 'the Summer School, Extension Correspondence Study , and the Army-Air Force Training Program he built a rich background for his present position as Vice President, in charge of a number of things including academic affairs. As Dr. Merrill walks each day to and from his home near the campus with an arm full of papers and folders, with a cheery greeting to all he passes, we can only call to mind the depth of meaning so applicable " he, while his companions slept, toiled ever onward through the night. " Without a peer, he reads voluminously, he answers inquiries, sends thoughtful and considerate personal notes . Incomparably, too , there is no comment on the amount of work, nor hours required to complete it. And without regard to self, he always finds time to " visit " with the many who " just want to talk " as they wander into the ever -open door of his office . What greater reputation and high regard can any man have? Industrious, intellectual, considerate, and thoughtful, efficient, wise and personable : that's M. R. Merrill of Utah State.

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board of trustees The Utah State University Board of Trustees is the supreme authority of U.S.U. and its branch colleges. It consists of fourteen members, twelve citizens of the state appointed by the Governor and two ex-officio members, the Secretary of State and the President of the U.S.U. Alumni Association. The Board of Trustees establishes the policies of Utah State University and its branches; the President puts these policies into effect. Always the President may be called upon for recommendations, but the Board has the final decision. The Board 's principle committees are the Buildings and Grounds, Alumni and Development, Academic and Student Affairs, Athletics, and Code Committees. Chairman Alma Sonne, the head of the fiveman Executive committee, has been a Board member since 1955. He is a 1904 graduate of Brigham Young College, and he is presently the President of the First National Bank in Logan . Robert J. Potter, on the Board since 1953, is vice chairman of the Board and also chairman of the Code Committee . He is a Garland farmer and livestock producer and has been a Box Elder County Commissioner. Mr. Henry R. Hurren, a member of the Board since 1955, is chairman of the Finance committee. He received his B.S. and M.S. degrees from the

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University of Utah and now is Vice President and Manager of the Cache Valley branch of the Walker Bank and Trust Company. Trustee David Evans, a 1915 graduate of the University of Utah, was appointed to the Board in 1957. Now he is President of David W. Evans and Associates, one of the West's most prominent advertising firms. Mr. Ralph S. Blackham is chairman of the Alumni and Development committee. From Moroni, he is prominent in the Utah turkey industry and manages the Moroni Feed Company. He graduated from U.S.U. in 1940 with a degree in Poultry Husbandry. Mr. Blackham has been a Board member since 1957. Chairman of the Academic and Student Affairs committee is Mr. Norman D. Salisbury. Mr. Salisbury is Vi ce President of the First Security Bank of Utah. He graudated from Brigham Young College in 1910 and from the American Institute of Banking in 1928. Mr. Phillip A. Bullen, member of the Board since 1959, heads the Athletic committee. In 1936 he acquired his Bachelor of Science degree from U.S.U., and in 1938 he received his Master of Business Administration degree from Harvard. While attending U.S.U. he was affiliated with Sigma Chi Fraternity. Since 1960, Trustee Bullen has been a partner in Carpetowne, a retail car-

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pet company in Salt Lake City. Mr. E. O . Larson is chairman of the Buildings and Grounds committee. A life member of the U.S.U. Alumni Association, he received his B.S. in 1918 and M.S. in 1923, both in Civil Engineering. He is now Vice President of Berger Associate, In c., consulting engineers of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Lucille Owen Petty is a Utah State alumnus. While attending U.S. U. she served as Vice President of the Freshman and Senior classes, as well as being active in debate. Trustee Edwin Kent Winder from Granger, the newest member of the Board, was appointed in June, 1964. A 1916 graduate of U.S.U., Mr. Winder was associate editor of Student Life and business. manager of the Buzzer. He is part owner of the Winder Dairy in Salt Lake City . Dr. Reed W. Farnsworth, Physician and surgeon and member of U.S.U .' s Board of Trustees since 1959, is a partner in the Southern Utah Clinic at Cedar City and director of the Intermountain District Council on Rura l Health of the American Medical Association. Mr. Alva C. Snow is from St. George. He works in the 0 K Rubber business and farms in Roosevelt. At U.S.U. in 1941 he was President of the Delta Phi Fraternity , and in 1944 he graduated in agronomy and soils. Trustee W. Eugene Hansen, a practicing

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attorney and partner in the law firm of Nielsen, Conder and Hansen, Salt Lake City, is President of the U.S.U. Alumni Association. He graduated from U.S.U. in 1950, and from the University of Utah College of Law in 1957. At U.S.U. he was Student Body President 1949-1950. Here he also was presented with the President's Award for Leadership and Scholarsh ip . Secretary of State Lamont F. Toronto, a native of Salt Lake City, was an ex-officio member of the Finance committee until replaced in the November election. As Secretary of State he was also a member of the State Board of Exami ners , State Civil Defense Council, State Armory Board, and the Board of University of Utah Trustees, as well as U.S.U. Mr. Toronto owns an insurance and real estate business. Appointed by the Board as their Secretary is Dean L. Mark Neuberger, U.S.U. ' s Dean of Admissions and Records. As Secretary to the Board, Dean Neuberger keeps a record of all meetings of the Board, is th e custodian of the University seal, and performs other services determined by th e Board. He graduated from U.S.U., receiving his Ba che lor of Science degree in 1932 and his Master of Science degree in 1934.

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Attempting to understand the problems of students is the constant task of Claude J. Burtenshaw, Dean of Students. Dean Burtenshaw strives to provide the guidance and leadership that is so vital in university affairs.

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Leah Dunford, possessing a charming personality and a sincere concern for people, serves at Utah State University as Dean of Women. Dean Dunford is one of those special kinds of people who gains the respect and affection of all who know her.

ad III i n i strative staff In Utah State University government, power descends directly from the Board of Trustees to the administration . Members of the administrative staff act as advisors on campus problems and approvers of student activities. Their adroit governing aids Utah State University in becoming a nationally recognized University. This year's staff has included: William H. Bennett, Director of Extension Services ; D. Wynne Thorne , Director of University Research and Agriculture Experiment Station ; Clayton Clark, Director of Engineering Experiment Station ; Vaughn

Competence in carrying on business and maintaining fiscal responsibility is characteristic of Dee A. Broadbent, VicePresident of Finance . In this position he is responsible for all the money that runs U.S.U. Vice-President Broadbent received his education from Utah State University and the University of Illinois. His background also includes professorship of agricultural economics.

Hasen , Director of Water Laboratory; Alan Matheson, Assistant to the President; Evan Stevenson, Director of the Union Building ; William Skidmore, Coordinator of Student Housing; Frank Williams, Director of Athletics; LeRoy Blaser, Director of Information Services; J. R. Allred, University Editor; Francis Baugh, Purcha.sing Agent; Sylvan Erickson, Controller; Harold M. Wadsworth , Superintendent of Plant Operations; " Swede" Larson, Secretary of U.S.U. Alumni Association ; and Leron Johnson, Development Fund Director .

Much gratitude from the students at Utah State University is directed to the Dean of Admissions and Records, Mark L. Neuberger. His office keeps the records of our performance at U.S.U . Dean Neuberger also finds time to act as Secretary to the Board of Trustees and to teach upper division business administration classes. He received his higher education from Utah State University.

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dean i. stewart williams, graduate studies; dean carlton f. culmsee, humanities and arts; dean phyllis snow, family life; dean d. f. peterson, engineering .

dean vearl r. smith, agriculture; dean eldon j. gardner, science; dean john c. carlisle, education; dean j. whitney floyd, forest, range and wildlife managament; dean robert p. collier, business and social science.

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graduate school It used to be that a high school education was quite hard to get and quite rare. Those who had them were considered the very educated. Then as time went on and more people went to high school, one had to have a few years of college to get anywhere . (School teachers should have at least two years of college.) At the beginning of our lifetime the graduate from college could always find a well-paying, skilled job. But as we are attending school, we are finding out that an advanced degree, beyond the bachelors, is becoming imperative. Admission to the graduate school is reserved for those persons who have maintained a high scholastic record of a " B" average in their undergraduate years. In addition to proof of past scholarship, every candidate for graduate school must pass a rigid entrance ex -

amination before acceptance into the school is granted . If, after finishing the necessary course studies, the student is able to demonstrate his knowledge through a written and an oral examination, he is then qualified for graduation . One can find a graduate student behind a pile of books at " his " metal desk in the library doing research for his thesis, assisting a professor in a classroom as a graduate assistant, and generally looking smarter than the underg raduates . On commencement day students graduating from the School of Graduate Studies are recognized by a stole worn over the graduation gown. These men and women, wearing the color of their college, must be proud to know that they have received the highest and toughest education possible from Utah State.

college of agriculture The College of Agriculture has a special place nt Utah State University for in 1888 when the school was first founded, it was established as a college primarily for agriculture, and it bore the name Utah State Agricultural College. Now the College of Agriculture conducts experiments and studies on farm animals and plants, many of which are in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The College teaches all the occupations connected with the production, processing, and distribution of farm products. On campus, this college also runs the U.S.U. Creamery which makes milk, cheese, and " that U.S.U. ice cream

college of The college of Education, which is now the second largest single division on campus, strives to improve education of the masses through a rigorous and varied program of educating its students. The university offers complete programming of teacher education in all phases of public school work. Its primary function is the preparation of teachers, administrators, supervisors, and other professional personnel. Guidance, leadership, and co-operation are but a few fundamental characteristics necessary in the training of educators. Our students strive to obtain these characteristics through diligent work and programming. Through actual classroom experience, students are taught the most beneficial methods of teaching others . Co-operative programming with other departments of the institution provides for teaching the selected majors and minors of the students. Careful attention is given to both staff and facilities in teacher education. Facilities in addition to the regular College of Education classroom include the Nursery School in Family Life. This enables future teachers to acquaint themselves with teaching techniques for pre-school ch ildren. Persona I ity development and improvement through the use of modern psychology have become valuable aids to education . Much advanced work and studying has been initiated in the field of education and is now moving swiftly forward with new methods of understanding .

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college of engl neerl ng The college of engineering has a new bUilding to accommodate it as one of the largest colleges at the University. With about 800 members the ratio of the sexes is about one to 100. One can tell the " EPS" Building " it's the new, big one" with an ancient-looking stone carving in the front and a white triangle monument to Sigma Tau , the engineering honorary, in the court. The other engineering honorary is Theta Tau. Dean Dean Peterson is a world renowned civil engineer, and so he is well qualified to lead this college. The Engineering College offers instruction in several types of engineering. The departments within the college are so varied as to include modern developments and techniques in tool and manufacturing engineering, which is in theory as old as mankind and the wheel, to developments in such new fields as electrical engineering. The college is always concerned with research and finding new ways and new ideas. The Department of Electrical Engineering has an electrodynamics laboratory in Boston, Massachusetts . Among other things, they are carrying on research on the aurora borealis. Also, Utah State engineers were at Cape Kennedy doing work . The College of Engineering is growing. And looking ahead, long range plans call for additional construction of facilities to aid in its future growth.

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In 1933 Franklin Roosevelt declared a Good Neighbor policy toward Latin America . And since then, with one degree of enthus iasm or another, the U.S. has been concerned with how to help these countries . This concern even echoed to the Rocky Mountains and onto our campus. So, under the federal government, the College of Business and Social Sci e nce now has a business training program in Brazil to help that country gain a stable economy. For our own students, the Department of Business tailors the grey flannel suit for its graduates well. The Departments of History and Political Science, recently di-

vided because of their growth, mean to many students the greatest and most stimulating professors on campus . " Is there really a relationship between how peoples have acted in the past and what we will do now? " is what the historian is asking eternally. And while the argument rages on whether sociology and the related sciences are indeed a science or not, the department continues to teach of culture and race problems . The ' " T" groups, an actual and tremendous experience for its members, really show wh ile functioning how individuals do react in a group through group therapy .

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Famous throughout the country as being one of the top Fo rest, Range, and Wildlife Management schools in the natio n, Utah State University is very proud to have this college as part of its system. Various field studies, experimental work, and special summer camps are also part of this college ' s program. With such natural surroundings as Cache National Forest, large numbers of wild game, and nearby bird refuges, the opportunity for realistic study is excellent. Along with environmental advantages, the school is newly equipped and well-staffed to meet the demands of conserving America's resources.

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The College of Family Life emphasizes human relationships in the home and family as well as theory and skills of homemaking. In the departments of Family Life, Child Development, Food and Nutrition, Clothing and Textiles, Homemaking, and Household Economics one can prepare for a professional career in such fields as fashion design, dietetics, and child development, or he can take courses designed for his personal needs and interests to prepare himself for more effective living in the home. Under the direction of Dean Phyllis Snow, this is one of the strongest colleges oncampus.

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college of hUrTlanities and arts Expression, mood, tempo, pulse, balance, texture the feeling of things captured and experienced the fine arts. Late night rehearsals for the operas, philosophizing on the meaning of Scene "' in the smoke of the " Bird," the study of men's ideas in philosophy, and one of the finest college bands in the country - this is the College of Humanities and Arts. " Big things come in small packages " and good things, too, as anyone passing the Music Building and hearing the sound of the Scotsmen coming out can tell you. Wandering through Old Main, one surely knows when he reaches the Fine Arts Department, not only by the pigeons in their nest, as one professor notes, but also the design of its office doors and interior rooms a display of knowledge in action . U.S.U. ' s speech therapy department is also one of the

best in the country; and the English Department, besides the traditional " B.C." for Freshmen, unfolds the ideas of man in literature through Dryden, Herodotus, the flood myths, iambic pentameter, metaphysical interpretation, and the teaching of writing itself. The Department of Languages has a modern language laboratory where one can listen to the foreign tongue spoken naturally in the " new study method" language instructors are adopting. Another distinctively designed department headquarters is the Landscape Architecture Department. This field, not commonly offered at most universities, but one tha t makes its impression because it deals with planning of environments . With the greater audiences now coming in contact with the humanities and arts, these fields demand greater understanding and appreciation; so t he existence of this college.

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Keeping pace with the twentieth century dominates the ideas and efforts of science. Leading our world to new heights in every field imaginable, it is the aim of science to discover, make useful, and perfect anything that may be beneficial to mankind. Science deals with the reality and practicality of existence. Here at Utah State in the departments of Applied Statistics, Bacteriology, Botany, Chemistry, Geology , Mathematics, Physics, and Zoology, the College of Science has men and ideas which are nationally noted and honored. Before 1962 the College of Science was combined with the College of Humanities and Arts under one college called the College of Arts and Sciences . Then in 1962 a separate college was formed for the sciences, under Dean Eldon J. Gardner . In the short period which has lapsed since the formation of the College of Science at U.S.U ., it has progressed to become one of the most important colleges on campus . Since study of science is required of every student attending this Un iversity in an attempt to mold him into a well -rounded individual, the need for an outstanding department can clearly be seen . Our College of Sc ience fills this need well .

dance Row One : MaryLynn Hyde, Sandy West, Vicki Sanders, Elayne Leavitt. Row Two : LuAnn Purser, LaDawn Anderson, Rosemarie Wabel, Sandy Fish, Adele Word, Koren Boggs, Potty Mercer. Row Three: Corolee Felt, Bob Smith, Brent Harris, Bruce Allen, Les Bolls, Dove Erickson , Janet Keroher, chairman.

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Row O ne: Lindo Smith, Doris Hansen, Carma Hansen, Lindo Johnson . Row Two : Rolph Maughan, Brent Plowman, Lorin Zollinger, Tom Harding , chairman.

hospitality

Row On e : Pot Kasper, Evelyn Lawrence , Solly Rheeves, Jon Hugie, chairman, Eileen Brockman, Dixie Mitchell. Row Two : Judie Burton, Mark Peterson, Kim Nielson, Ruth Hin-

mar, Norman Siefkin, Bloke Wride.

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Row O ne: Cliff Rockstead, Verno Jean Boyer , Jackie Littledike, Cheryl Cordon, Kathy Ca rlisle , Joy Gordon, Kathy Roberts, Lindo Yocom , Janet Hamilton , Dione Neilson. Row Two : Anita Waldron, Lorry Bell , Dennis Barbian , Tina Hollands, Moe Pells, Nod ine Cox, Bill Ewer, Kathy Flanagan , Patty Moody, Cliff Skoka, chairman.

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Row On e: Trudy Rich, Jenness Pitcher, Shirley Herald. Ro w Two : Richard Rasmussen, chairman, Lynn Batteman , John

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publications Row On e: Dave Godfrey, chairman_ Row Two : Julie Old-

royd, Cheryl Keck , Carolyn James, Carolyn Waldron, Judy Larson .

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publicity

Row One: Cathy Larsen, Cheryl Fuhriman, Ron Drake, Jerrie Evans, Jim Wadley, Bonita Burtenshaw.

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Row One: Penny Plant, Jane Ungricht, Mary Lee Mays, Reid Simmons, Luann Penovich, Gayle Lott, Joan Manion. Row Two: Linda Wray, Leo Peterson, Kathy Moore, Jim Peterson, Maria Bennett, Clair Hicks, Mary Reeder.

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Row One : Cathy Gickling, chairman, Donice Hansen, Mary Beth Coltrin, Lisa Burrell, Judy Patterson, Lynne Hess. Row Two: Alfonso Ko, Jim McMillan, Don Crawford, Vijay Gupta, Maurice Kabili, Vijay Arakeri, Hyac inth Akalaonu.

gallery

Row One : Pam Harwood , Connie Hanson , Lila Adair, Kathy Patrick, Mary Nielson, chairman. Row Two : Shirl Stewart, Blair Sorgent.

concert Row One : Lu Anna Price, Ethel McKee, Annette Wise, Glenda Wood, Aldene Conish, Helen Cooley, Harry Davis, chairman. Row Two: Dave Sargent, James Blackwood, Eugen~ Dznnis, Carolyn Franklin, Pat Gallagher, Grier Gardner, Jo Ann Wangsgard, Bonnie Vaughan, Kent Radford, Larry Ricks, Paul Gunderson.

entertainrT1ent bureau assemblies Row One : Leslie Whitney, Portia Stevens. Row Two : John Buist, chairman, Janice Taft, Janet Hai les, George Bradshaw. Row Three: John Baker, Kent Servoss.

competitive assemblies

Row One : Cheryl Snyman, Mariorie Clegg, Sandi Scoll, chairman, Judy Argyle. Row Two : Doris Hansen, Sandy Fish, Barbara McKell, Paula Blackenton.

board

Row One : Jerry Sherrall, Ma rgaret Colemon, Judy Byington, Beth Manghan, Mike Mazuron.

productions

Row One : Marilyn Pehrson, chairman, Sue Woolums, Maybelle Carson, Madeline Wiehrdt, Bart Kunz, Gayle Smith.

public affairs

Row One : Karma Sonne, Chris Thomas, Nancy Etherington. Row Two : Grant Schmidt, James Wadley, Ralph Maughm.

student speaker

Row On e: Marilyn Osik, Jane Wa ldron.

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traveling assemblies

Lefl 10 RighI: Kae Anderson, Chairman ; Devor Farnes, Susan Sommer, Pam Poole, Brenda Kendrick, April Tsuya, Barbara McKell.

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Row One : Tanya Hoyt, linda Yokom, Margaret Ball , Tanya Collins, Judy Tolman, Kathleen Hensen, Nadine Cope. Row Two: Craig Christensen, Cheryl Fehlman , Ann Fowler, Marie Hoffman, Caro l Firth, Kent Smith, chairman.

sp ecial events Row One: Penny Plant, Jane Ungricht, Mary Lee Mays, Reid Simmo ns, Luann Penovich, Gayle Lott, Joan Man ion. Row Two: linda Wray, Leo Petersen, Kathy Moore, Jim Peterson, Marie Bennett, Clair Hicks , Mary Reeder.

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Row One: Kathy Long, Carol Elliot , Christie Sm ith. Row Two: Carolyn Hogge , Richard Boothe , Jim Faulks, Diane Jensen.

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As long as the world spins on its orbit and hurdles through space, time and motion will exist and we will therefore have change. As long as people I ive on this world , they will have interactions, planned or unplanned . Government exists as a result of change and interaction . Human be ings have long attempted to direct their activities toward definite and specific goals. The Associated Student Government of Utah State University is no exception . As part of our Aggie heritage we were given a broad program of activities that had been developed to meet the social needs of the students who preceded us. We found the programs stable and well oriented. We then asked only that we be allowed the use of creative imag ination in meeting the new needs of our students .

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Student Senate has involved itself with the general budget, publications, Agathon ' s discontinuation, LectureLyceum budget formula, Student seating at athletic events, Teacher Evaluation , Bookstore improvement, Curriculum needs, Freshman Orientation, Pep Band policies, Student-Faculty Relations, Pre-Registration, Closed-Circuit Television , Foreign Student Relations, Tuition Fee increases, and Academic Advising with the hope that these are the type of activities that are meaningful and important to the students of USU. Student Senate and its respective agencies have attempted to involve itself in activities that also prepare the Aggie graduate for the due processes of the change in life .

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associated VVOrYlen students If you ever wonder why you see Brenda Whitney for only fleeting seconds at a time, it's tnat she has to run somewhere else to keep her volumninous activities going, started, or finished . She has added doingness and purpose to AWS this year. She ' s initiated some new projects and has wanted everything the AWS has done to be " real nice ." The three principle activities of AWS are Women ' s Week and its Preference Ball , and a Mother ' s Weekend. This year ' s Women ' s Week was January 25-29 . Activities included a pie baking contest, hair styling con-

test, a Family Life symposium, ideas on the place of women in the world of today, a fashion show, and honoring a coed a day. Those honored were Bonnie Crames, Cathy Tingey, Carol Clark , Janet Thompson, and Marilyn Hovey. The climax of a fun-filled week was the Preference Ball to which each girl had the chance to ask that " certain someone. " The Mother' s Weekend affords every girl the chance to bring her mother to USU for three days on campus. A good many memories and understandings here ta ke place .

co-orgs council Campus organizations at Utah State University have increased very rapidly in number as well as complications. A special group identified as the Co-Orgs Council has been established in an effort to help co-ordinate these various organizations. The purpose of the council is to strive to improve campus clubs by acting as an overseer that will help

to better individual club activities and functions. In addition, the Co-Orgs Council presents a good example of leadership by sponsoring several annual events of their own . Their sponsored events display what can be gained from a club that is well-organized. The majority of work performed by the Co-Orgs is seldom publicized and consequently

the council does not receive the recognition that they deserve. Whether or not recognition is bestowed upon them, the council continues to work diligently to improve our various campus organizations by demonstrating true leadership. The president of the newly developed council is Jim Coleman. This council will provide a great service to U.S.U.

u su institution of higher learning Written by President Daryl Cha se America's history and traditions support our present zeal for education. The early New England colonists were strongly influenced by their holy scriptures which praise knowledge, learning and wisdom: Therein they read that " . . . the Lord is a God of knowledge; " " My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge;" and " Happy is the man that findeth wisdom .. . . " They also read that " Ye shall know the truth, and the truth sha ll make you free." Our founding fathers feared ignorance; they believed in the power of education. Sixteen years after the arrival of the Pilgrims, with little of the mater ial gifts of life, and surrounded by hostile tribes and harsh nature, they established Harvard, our oldest university. In the language of the period they gave this reason for not waiting for " good times. " " After God had carried us safe to New England & wee had builded our houses, provided necessaries for our liveli-hood , reared convenien t p laces for God 's worship, and settled the Civ ill Government; One of the next th ings wee longed for and looked after was to advance Learning and perpetuate it to Posteri ty . . .. " Thus t he hardy, Bible-reading New Englanders set a high priority for education which was to be mai nta ined wherever their descendants established new settlements . And it should not be forgotten that the founders of Utah had strong ties with New England. Presidents of the United States have supported education: While the infant nation was still in its swaddling clothes, Jefferson became the prophetic spokesman for American education. He said t hat education was t he "engine of democracy," and tha t " If a' na ti on expects to be ignoran t and free .. . it expects what never was and never will be ." Linco ln, the unschooled, said: " The most important business in which a people may engage is education. " Eisenhower, the General who became President, said: " To neglect our school system would be a crime against the future. " Kennedy, the brilliant young leader of o ur day said: " An educated young man or woma n is our most precious asset. " Preside nt Johnson , who as a young man worked his way through a humb le college, and later became a teacher, has said : " The answe r fo r a ll of o ur natio na l p rob lems, the a nswer f o r a ll the pro b lems of the world, comes down, when you rea ll y analyze it, to one sing le word - education . .. I propose that we declare a national goal of full educat iona l opportun ity. Every child must be encouraged to get as much education as he has the ability to take. We want this not only for his sake - but for the nation ' s sake. Nothing matter s more to the future of our country. " He has made education the foundation of his program for a " Great Society. " His proposal to Congress for the expansion of educational oppo rtunities to Ame r ican youth exceeds that of his pre-

decessors and perhaps in magnitude goes beyond that of any leader in history. It calls for an expenditure of billions of dollars. Federal support of education is not something new except in its magnitude and comprehensiveness. The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 richly provided for education and declared that " schools and the means of education shall forever be encouraged ." From that time on, our national government has supported education as a means of protecting the nat ion and develop ing its natural and human resources. Brigham Young, the leader of the pioneers, and the f irst governor of Utah, had but eleven days of formal schooling in his youth, but he too knew the power of education. He said, " Education is the power to think clearly, the power to act well in the world ' s work, and the power to appreciate life." Like his puritan ancestors, he turned to his sacred books as he drew a design for a Great Basin society. He read and he believed that " no man can be saved in igno rance." Utah, after conquering the poverty and iso lation of pioneer days, has more than kept pace with the general national improvement of education. Governor Calvin L. Rampton, our newly elected Governor, has given education a pos ition of centrality in his plans for the industrial development and general welfare of the state. He believes that " providing the best possible education for our people should be looked upon as an investment, rather than an expense. " And that " Education is the key to Utah ' s pro gress." Utah ' s legislature has just made the biggest effort in the history of the state to strengthen the pub lic schools and colleges. Twenty-three hundred years ago, D iogenes , the penniless philosopher, said, " The foundation of every state is t he education of its youth. " Four hundred years ago Martin Luther said: " The prosperity of a country depends not on the abundance of its revenues, nor on the strength of its fortifications . . . . It consists in the number of its cultivated citizens , in its men of education, enlightenments, and character. Here are to be found its true interest, its chief strength, its real power. " In times past the seers, prophets, and philosophers who spoke out in pra ise of education were but voices crying in a wi lderness of ignorance. Now a ll th is is history. American government and industry are " investing " billions of dollars in education. It has become a national truism that what happens to education will eventually happen to America. One quarter of all Americans are now in school. Americans today support one fourth of all the world ' s colleges and a third of all professors and college students. Over five million students are now enrolled in America's colleges and universities. The human brain has become recognized as the most marvelous and powerful instrume nt available to man. At last we are enter ing the Golden Age of Education .

Utah State - dynamics and contrast. The old and the new mingle here along with the trite and fresh. Old Main, built of rugged stone, symbol of a people ' s want and love of education. The glasses and bricks of our Union, Forestry and Engineering bUildings. Sloping lawns crossed with wide sidewalks along which travel myriad colors, style , persona Iities and conversations of our many students. At best our campus breathes and feels only because we let ourselves breath and feel with it and with the differences of the world. USU - empathy for our fellow men .

activities Colter Bay Leadership Conference Hello Week Sorority Rush Footba II Sea son AWS Smorgasboard Hello Dance Beanie Hop Union Movies Registration HMS Pinafore Opera Clothing and Textiles Symposium Rhythm Rhapsodies Robins Awards Homecoming All Campus Talent Show Co-Orgs Fair Opera Workshop Cadet Hop Robert Elegant Forum " Asia and Europe" Panhellenic Formal Club Starlight Christmas Dance USU Stake Fireside IRC Leadership Workshop Orchestra Concert Preference Ba II "Amahl and the Night Visitors " East West Conference International Movies November Election Forum Assemblies Finals Intramurals Faculty Women's League Sponsor Washington Trip Spur Formal Campus Chest Engineering Week Utah Symphony Concert Madrigal Concert Orchesis Concert All American Basketball Baby Derby Aggiettes Band Concert Traveling Assemblies I nternationa I Days Independents Week Shakespeare Play Snow Carnival Conservation Week Mothers Weekend Student Body Elections Festiva I of Creativ ity Opening of New Union Building Greek Formals Spring Week Western Week Swing Sing Baccalaureate Commencement

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mendous USU cultural BOOM in April indicated we had broken the variegation barrier. The Stravinsky - Franklin - Da Vinci - Thurber lead by the Sherlock Holmes in us approached creatively the festival subjects of art, music, family life, architecture, science, dance, creative writing and education, dressed them in striking "new outfits " and in a fun " coming out" party introduced them to society in fantastic displays, concerts , demonstrations, forums, lectures, dances, contests and in other forms. Our All-Campus funorama challenged faculty and students to take ideas out of their usual context and surprise, stun, delight themselves and us in the symbolic, picturesque, bold action language of YTIVIT AERC, TAERC/ITIVITY, CREATIVITYl The festival spirit yet challenges you to be oremay reativecay ailyday.

The school year of 1964-65 began with a grand welcome to all students as "Hello Week" commenced on September 28. The freshmen students in particular were given royal carpet treatment as they were treated to a free breakfast, a talent show in the amphitheater, and a torchlight parade . The week ended with the friendly " Hello Dance," and the social year at U.S.U. had officially begun. One of the most looked forward to, and planned for, events at Utah State is Homecoming. For students and alumni alike it means competition ; competition in the fields of music, decorations, beauty, and football. Musical talent was displayed as campus organizations vied for top place in " Rhythm Rhapsodies, " and Steve Oldroyd was declared the winner. Capturing first prize in House Deocrations was Reeder Hall, while Sigma Nu fraternity was awarded Sweepstakes for their float. Lovely Merilyn Hovey, proclaimed the most beautiful girl, reigned as our Homecoming Queen, and the football team trampled the Colorado State Rams 42-13 to make Homecoming Week complete. As one of the busiest weeks of the year, it is remembered by all. Our fabulous new Union Building was officially unveiled during the last week of November. The Grand Opening featured such events as guided tours through the newly completed portions, noontime entertainment in the Sunburst Lounge, and a banquet for the dignitaries attending the dedication ceremonies. Halloween Night was a big night for all of the zombies at Utah State; the U.B. featured coffin rides at the " Halloween Howl." Having arisen from the dead and ridden through the Union Building in a casket, zombies had their choice among playing games, dancing, and eating. Because most zombies were once human, most of them chose to eat.

One of the most outstanding activities of the year was Club Starlight. Known for the sophisticated atmosphere and excellent food, this dinner-dance was awaited by many since it was open to only a set number of couples at a time. This year it was semi-formal and was held in the Skyroom every quarter. The Junior Prom, held on January 15, was a special highlight for all members of the Junior class. Themed " A Night In San Francisco," it beckoned all to choose among the mysteries of " Fisherman's Wharf, " an exquisite oriental garden, an art shop, and dancing to mood music. Chosen to reign as Junior Prom Queen was Anne Scoville, crowned during intermission, whose beauty made the coveted award even more impressive. During the week of January 25-30 it was good to be a woman. An annual affair that has become very special to all co-eds of the campus , "Women's Week" has become an integral part of the social calendar at Utah State. This year a new feature was added in the form of selecting five outstanding women on campus representing different categories . Among other " Women's Week " activities were lectures, an international tea, and a fashion show. Highlighting the week was the Preference Ball themed "Fantasy in Frost." Voted as the "Most Preferred Man On Campus" by campus co-eds was AI Koch, whose name was announced during the floorshow intermission. Winter Carnival was disappointing to many this year because Old Mother Nature failed to provide any snow. However, unaffected by such trivialities, many ski enthusiasts were on hand for the skiing competition, and the event turned out to be a true success. The one thing which was really missed by all was the snow sculpture on the quad, especially since mud replaced the snow.

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One of the best places for the display of U.S.U. talent was at assemblies, staged by the various organizations on campus . They introduced new talent and backgrounded it with old . The themes ranged from people, to love, to the ideals of democracy, with each assembly being really outstanding. If you felt like playing games of all kinds, eating, and even bowling for free, the thing to be was a freshman. On February 23 the Freshman Spree was held in the U.B. and all facilities were available to them " free-for-all." Those who participated really had a spree! "Focus" started a new tradition at Utah State University this year as it introduced one month of outstanding concerts, operas, plays, ballets, speakers, and illustrated lectures. The purpose of " Focus" was to emphasize the humanistic aspects of living in our world of science and technology . Among the distinguished guests on our campus during that month were Maurice Abravanel and the Utah Symphony Orchestra, the Jose Molina ballet, and mezzo soprano Shirley Verrett. The Utah State University Concert and Forum Committee was responsible for this unique program, and " Focus " enriched many lives and satisfied many different interests while maintaining standards of the highest quality at our university. About the best way to socialize at a university is to dance, and the Union Building Dance Committee did their best to assist

A very special event in the minds of all unmarried girls was the annual Bridal Lecture which was April 30. It answered a multitude of questions concerning the role of a bride. A most memorable part of the evening was the fashion show of beautiful, breathtaking wedding gowns. After this event no unattached man was safe on campus for many days, and many were caught! For those with limited pocketbooks and a yen for entertainment, the U.B. Movie Committee provided an answer, a weekly movie which cost only 25 pennies. If students wanted an unusual experience or an international flavor, an international film was also presented each week. Marvelous talent was displayed at all-campus-talent shows with competition open to all. Fine performances were given, and everyone who saw them left with the knowledge that Utah State students lacked nothing in the area of talent. The biggest event of the year in any organization or dormitory was a formal. These big dances were held at various times during the year and at various places about the valley. They were events which were planned for long in advance with an anxious anticipation of the final moment showing beautiful girls and handsome men dressed in their best attire, ready for an enchanted evening . The real hub of all activity on campus this year was the Union Building Activity Board. As individuals and

even the shyest students. Several outstanding dances were sponsored by them, including the Valentines Dance, " My Funny Valentine, " the Western Dance, and the Christmas Dance.

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Ta lk about activities and you have to mention Merilyn Hovey. Chosen as the Outstanding Coed by AWS and with more than one queen title to her name, independent Merilyn now has one of the most coveted Homecoming. Attenda nts were Ann Bin n s and Sue Ann G odde ri dge, bot h Kappa De ltas.

This year beautifu l Ann Scoville, who claims affiliation with Chi Omega, was chosen to reign as junior Prom Queen. Attending her was lovely Marie Ellison, Kappa Delta, and charming Pat Truman; all having been previously se lected by popu lar vote of the junior class.

Pam Harwood, the cute Sophomore w ith eyes that sparkle when she smiles, reigns as the Forestry Queen for 1964-65. In addition to this honor, she serves the student body as song leader, G allery Committee member, and chairman of a Women ' s Week committee. Pam is a n Alpha Chi Omega.

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The cute energetic new sparkle around is Leslie Thorpe . Our Logan Freshman came here an excellent skier, experienced traveler, generally a gal with many abilities and interests . Now she enjoys herself and aids USU as a Chi Omega, Entertainment Bureau Member, and "Medical Technology major."

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Mie Ito has the charm and beauty to represent the beauty of the world ' s races, as she was chosen International Days Queen. Mie was born in Tokyo and came to America in 1963 so she could study " new and different customs and cultures ." She is now a Freshman who says she likes Utah and USU.

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opened with the selection of the attractive Meri Iyn Hovey to reign as queen. A victorious football game against Colorado State was enioyed by all. Among the concluding events was the parade featuring 59 outstanding entries . Sigma Nu fraternity won sweepstake float honors. Alpha Chi Omega captured the sorority division while Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and Delta Phi Kappa took independent honors. House decorations played a large part in brightening up the campus. Most of the entries kept with the red, white, and blue theme. Kappa Delta sorority was handed sweepstake honors. Sigma Nu, fraternity division; and Chi Omega, sorority division, also walked away as winners . Reeder Hall won recognition out of all those who entered in the organization division . The nationally proclaimed Robin ' s Awards was followed by a fabulous dance featuring Duke Ellington. Chairman Lee Burke and his committee deserve credit for a iob well done. The theme, America ' s Promise, was truly shown to be the promise of the future through the present American youth .

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Hello Wee k was packed with v arious activities with the purpose in mind of enabling all freshmen students to f a miliarize themselves with USU and its many facilities. The week started in high gear as students filled the Old Main Auditorium to watch the lighthea rted movie, " Tammy Tell Me True ." " Grubs " from far and near gathered with enthusiasm and spirit as they en joyed the entertainment offered them at the annual " Grub Party, " the traditional Torch Light Parade , and the Patio Surf held at the new Union Patio. The Reta i I Merchants Counci I of the Cache Chamber of Commerce reached every student's heart by way of their stomach, by sponsoring a delicious Chuck Wagon Breakfast. Eager freshmen took advantage of the faci lities offered to them in the Union Bu i lding and the annual Beanie Hop featuring the Coachmen . A Hello Week Assembly was held in the fieldhouse , the theme being " New Look in Assemblies ." The talent numbers were centered around different periods of t ime in the history of the school. The college Quintet provided the music for the dance which topped off the activities and entertainment of Hello Week . Prior to the dance the 3-0s, a folk singing group, presented a very outstanding concert.

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at Utah State University in 1958, are now voted upon by the students of 200 colleges across the nation. The annual cere mony is sponsored by Sigma Nu fraternity and is in honor of the late William E. Robins, a Sigma Nu and A.S.U.S.U. president who was killed in an airplane crash. The theme of Homecoming, " The Promise of America," was carried throughout the program, making the title " Inspiration to Youth" even more real to the laureates . With a tall, impressive repl ica of the Statue of Li berty on stage and a spotlight directed upon the dignitaries as they were introduced and escorted to the stage, the quality and meaning of the whole program made it one of the most impressive and most sophisticated events Utah sees. Homecoming chairman Lee Burke and Robins Awards chairman Richard Postma did a tremendous amount of work to create this night. These people and their committees performed excellently to honor those who so inspire America ' s youth . The nine laureates have received recognition of a special kind, for they have received the highest honor America ' s youth can bestow .

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spring robins a\Nards Exciting, 5pectacular Spring Robins Award Night brought about 3000 to the George Nelson Field House for an evening of entertainment, surprise and delight, one of collegiate A m erica ' s most famous student shows. Wisely planned in conjunction with Mothers ' Weekend, it was the climatic event of their stay . This unique evening, themed " Symphony in Spring ," began with the impressive arrival of many distinguished guests and the nominee finalists via limousine. They were formally introduced and escorted to their seats. Following this , we were treated to an exceptional hour of fun and charm: singing, dancing numbers, skits, jokes and more, featuring nationally famous Mel Torme, plus top USU student talent. Award Nights are well-known for their originality and variety of quality entertainment. The finale was the presentation of the coveted annual Utah State University

Robins Awards to outstanding campus leaders and personalities . These awards represent the voice of the student body, as every segment of the campus is called upon to participate in the selection of the winners . Over eighty organizations were requested to make nominations. An eliminating committee then selected the nominees for six of the nine categories while special committees determined those to compete for the remaining three awards. Under the direction of prominent campus administrators, committees were then designated to determine the finalists in each category. It is evident that Spring Robins Awards require a great deal of organization, coordination, ingenuity and constant work. Sigma Nu outdid itself again this year and presented us with one of the finest, most expertly done programs ever at USU.

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Yer lookin ' at Ski Ace Pete Allen - one of our Ski Team 's top scorers for 3 years at big meets in Colorado, at Squaw Valley, etc. Future skiing plans include the New Zealand "hills" if the Marines will cooperate (he 's ioining the fall). Come summer, California Pete adds to his freckles at Laguna Beach lifeguarding or surfing. " Howdy " is a sociology maior (senior) dedicated to doing " social work " and a iovial SAE. The " King " title is often held by the SAE ' s.

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Alfred (AI) Koch, was chosen as the Associated Women's " Most Preferred Man" at the annual Preference Ba II wh ich cl imaxed the activities of Women's Week. AI's enticing smile, unresistable charm , and amiable attitude are factors which compensate for his victory. AI is a native of Germany, but now makes his home in Logan . While attending USU, he has not been idle. He was a member of Blue Key, and the chairman of Spring Leadership 1964. Upon graduation this spring, AI plans to attend graduate school in the field of school administration.

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" San Francisco Scenes " was the theme of the annual Junior Prom held on January 15. General chairman of this highly successful and enjoyable event was the very capable Lee Roderick. Under his direction the committee created a very effective atmosphere of San Francisco

night life by the use of many tropical plants and a iarge pond at the entrance with real flowing water. Especially striking was the long silhouette of the Golden Gate Bridge along one wall. Playing for the event was the 19-piece Dior International Orchestra. Entertainment during intermission was provided by George Shearing.

Engineering Week is an annual event with the purpose of creating interest and recognition of the engineering department on campus. This year, the week of February 22 through 27 was picked for the events . Among the lovely girls on campus, Janet Thompson was chosen by the engineering students to reign as their queen. One of her duties was to preside over the annual banquet. Another of their activities this year was an assembly, which made Engineering Week one of the best ever.

Forestry Week, or Conservation Week, as it was referred to this year, was observed during the week of April 12 through 17. The purpose of the celebration is to promote interest and understanding in the fields of Forestry, Range, Wildlife Management, and Conservation, and each year a queen is picked to reign over the event. One of the annual and also the best-known of the events is the logrolling contest, and the raft race, both of which are held at first dam. The week ends with the annual Forestry banquet, and announcement of the new Forestry Queen.

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" Making friends with different people is not easy. It is often more easy to not even try. " jeff Thompson put out this idea as he talked about International Days this year. jeff was the cochairman, along with Bodo Frizen , of the Days. The theme of International Days talked about this same thing - knowning the International student -

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Dr . Langer of the Psychology Department uncovered the reactions of the foreign student molding into a new environment. And the lack of understanding of another ' s religion - always a cause of strained relations between peoplewas brought into focus by a special Sunday service. These were two of the scope of events born Days.

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paper doll contest The best dressed woman on campus, the girl who wears her clothes with the most elegance, and who has the creative artistry for fashion is given the title of Paper Doll . This year the honor was won by Gayla Howell, a Freshman with the finesse of a professional. This Alpha Chi Omega modeled clothes which she had made to win over fourteen other girls . Now she will represent USU in a national contest sponsored by the " Glamour" magazine. Gayla is familiar to beauty contests, having already won Cache Dairy Princess .

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Under the extremely capable and hard working chairmanship of Kathy Pope, this year 's Mother 's Week-end was the usual great success. Centered around the delighted theme of " Symphony in Spring," there was increased activity through decoration and display. As always, both the Mothers and daughters thoroughly enjoyed the entire affair which went from April 30 - May 2, commencing with the annual Robins Awards. As in previous years the program included a fashion show, a variety show, campus tours, a banquet, special dorm activities and the President's Tea. The evidence of this annual event's success was seen in the large number of participating Mothers and daughters.

As the doors of the Lyric are unlocked and the rehearsals for a play begins, a mysterious excitement takes place - the birth of a play. Entering an empty theater with its dark and shadowy mysticism, holds a certain clandestine aura. Outside of the theater, the sounds of the town can be heard but the normal sounds of everyday life sound foreign in the Lyric. The rehearsal first began with a shell of a cast. Two or three people rehearse on the dim, cluttered stage, and four or five or six people wait in the chairs in the front . The main parts begin the ir grueling work immediately. The lines are learned , sometimes painfully. Slowly, more actors fill the stage , and the characterization of each person begins. Each person must develop his part so that the viewers will not ever get even a minute impression that he is another person than that of his character. This is one skill which takes a certain kind of creativity. Another kind of work begins to to ke place in the theater. The set is molded on the barren stage and with the skill of the set designer the audience will be enticed into exploring a gloomy castle, as in, Pelleas and Melisande, or into the luxurious drawing room of Sevententh Century France, as in, The Imaginary Invalid. The light and sound technicians must work long hours trying to correlate their arts to the proper cue. The lighting and sound must also work with the sets, the costumes, and the actors themselves, or the entire effect can be ruined. As the lights are slowly changed an entirely different mood can be created. Costumes, too, are another integral part of the play. Whether they be the lavish silks of the French style, used in The Imaginary Invalid or the hauntingly symbolic costumes used in Pelleas and Melisande, their design can add to or detract from the whole play. Blanquo and Blithe Spirit both used the effectiveness in their costume design also. As the rehearsal period comes to close, the director works hard, the actors become more nervous, and the technicians become more worried, as nothing seems to make the play run smoothly. Time will only show its success. Finally the opening night comes and everything is carefully checked as the slow, mechanical birth of a play has begun .

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usu personalities People are always milling, wandering, and searching. Here at Utah State University the loafers, the ambitious, the cheaters, the misplaced Africans, the Israelis, the Iranians, and the Orientals, the foreigner from Michigan and Te xas, the lovers, the haters, the artist, the scientist, the unloved, the lonely, are all striving fiercely to attain their particular goals. The eyes in lecture looking anxiously, hoping for some eventual knowledge, all hold different treasures. They may not find it here but they must keep searching or their lives will mean nothing to them. Hands busily scribbling notes day in and day out, grasping of something tangible to hold on to. The gnarled hands of the aged shakily performing the same function as the youthful hand at the next desk. Exam ine the faces in the crowd, whether it be at the U.B. or the Bird or merely during a change of class. There are dark, stealthy faces, young, happy faces, sad and frightened faces, tired faces, lost faces and truly, " a world is being born under their feet." From waning pools of smoke in a group, or from within flocks of fluffy snowflakes dart faces, black faces, white faces and an occasional golden one . But they are faces, laughing, crying, and mocking. We are the future. We see it next to us in a lecture room , at a dance, or while we eat. Perhaps it sits next to us as we sit pensively in the amphitheater watching the dead leaves of w inter whirling, whorling. Or perhaps it pelts the earth like an early rain or comes with each night, but it is there , waiting for us to come get it. Smiles glow, hearts break, tears flow. This is the one time in out lives when our intensity will reach its peak. Life moves along busily engulfing us. We are contented and smiles glow. We are often so busy, however, that we get diverted from our search. We may go from contentment to being utterly lost within a few hours. Then hearts break and tears do flow but eventually some form of that old contentment is regained. Intensity comes in many colors. It may glow a warm burgundy in the humanities, then fade to a cool calculated green in the sciences. But we must never forget that the colors can always be blended. This is the time when nothing is impossib le to attain. Gradually, as we grow older we learn through experience what can be attained and what can not be attained. But we learn this slowly; it is never a fast process. We are the "young wonder-tree plant, grown out of ruins." This is a privilege not to be scoffed at, but rather something we should take advantage of. We grew out of a war and the world seems convinced we will die in one. This premonition could well be true but only if we don't learn from the var iety of students we may work with. If the conservatives and the liberals cannot learn to get along then how can we expect the whites and the blacks to? But we have the potential at our finger tips. The one last question which haunts us is, how long before we will learn to grasp what f loats in and out of our finger tips?

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senior class Logan city bus driver, Lee Burke, has " varied " talents . The big job of Homecoming chairman was his this year, and he is also president of Blue Key. Among other honors: American Student Academy, Alpha Sigma Nu, Pi Sigma Alpha, and listing in "W ho 's Who in American Universities. " Judy Byington has worked on almost every committee one can: Homecoming, Hello Week, Agathon, Greek Week (she 's a Chi Omega), and Mother 's Weekend. Judy is in Who's Who in American Universities and is Senior class secretary. She likes art and is majoring in social work. Being in Alpha Sigma Nu, the Senior honorary, is a real distinction, and Ronna Grover has it. A Kappa Delta and attendant to Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, she is also an Aggiette . Being Miss Congeniality of USU and honored by " This Week We Honor," Ronna keeps a little busy. Hailing from Kew Gardens, New York, Howard York served U.S.U. as Buzzer editor. Taking time out for school, " Howie " majored in advertising design and illustration. A member of Sigma Nu, he initiated the new pledges as goatmaster and rated a listing in Who's Who .

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Steve Karren is this year's Senior class president and still finds time for Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, Sigma Tau, American Society of Civil Engineering , Blue Key, Alpha Sigma Nu, the American Student Academy, and still more. Sound like a lot? Steve does it a l l - well. A busy and talented gal from Roosevelt, Utah, is Pam Murdock, this year's first attendant to Mis s U.S.U . Pam has been a member of Aggiettes and Orchesis and the director of a new campus dance group, the Starlights. Additional interests for Pam are art and dress-designing. Senior class vice president, Clair Nelson, has been a busy man on campus. He held the chairmanship of Hello Week, the Booster Council, and Hom ecomi ng Robin's Awards Co-ordinator. An electrical engineering major, Clair is affiliated with the Sigma Tau and the Sigma Nu . " I like a lot of things," says Patty Plant, and she does a lot of things. Offices and activities such as Sophomore class officer, and chairman of the Union Board have qualifield her for "Who's Who, " American Student Academy, and Alpha Sigma Nu.

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personalities

SAE, Richard Rassmussen, is our personality boy from Brigham City. He is a member of Alpha Kappa Psi, Arnold Air Society, and chairman of the Union Music Committee. Richard is a business major with a great love for all sports, but especially basketball. Maraley Redd, a pert blonde who claims Provo as home, is a political science major. She affiliates with Tri Delta and was their scholarship chairman. Among other accomplishments, Maraley held membership in Sigma Phi Eta and acted as a Homecoming committee chairman. Student body President Ken Rich lead us through one of our most exciting years. He is President of the Association of Student Governments of Utah Colleges and Universities. He is a pre-med major, a membe r of Blue Key, Alpha Sigma Nu, and Delta Phi Kappa. Ron Squires, a marketing and business administration major, claims taxidermy as a hobby. This year he acted as President of Sigma Nu and Alpha Kappa Psi cmd will serve as President of I.F.e. in '65-'66. Ron displayed talents as chairman of Robin 's Awards and Tri-Guy.

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Always active with diverse interests is Tom Taylor, an elementary education major from Logan. He is a member of Army R.O.T.e., Delta Sigma Phi fraternity, and also the Student Education Association and the Association for Childhood Education International. Busy Boy. Third year Buzzer Personality Jane Waldron has left almost nothing undone. " Janie " is past president of Kappa Delta, and ASUSU Secretary. She has beauty, too, for she was Utah College Queen. All this has kept her busy and named her a Who's Who in American Universities. A man of both intellect and personality, Paul Wasserman qualifield for the College Bowl team from U.S.U. Paul, who hails from Logan, claims pre-med as his major and he is affiliated with honoraries such as Alpha Epsilon Delta, Sigma Nu, Phi Eta Sigma, and Alpha Sigma Nu . Brenda Whitney craves WORK!: AWS Prexy, Chairman of Robins Awards Banquet, a Homecoming Committee, Blackboard Pep Rally; band/orchestra member, " Who's Who" listing , ETe. Miss Versatility, Miss Did It similarly HAS DONE THIS EVERY YEAR.

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The Senior class officers had more than a title this year. They worked and helped the Seniors. Under the direction of Steve Karren and the Senior Cabinet, the class sponsored a social event in March, selected the class gift, set up a Wayne Estes display in the Fieldhouse, and helped develop and advertise new job openings. Also the Seniors worked for pre-registration through the I.B.M. system. This has kept the Senior President busy, but Steve keeps up, along with his many other jobs, and still maintained his high grades. Steve is a friendly, sincere, hard worker in student government.

Assisting in the leadership of the Class of 1965 was affable Clair Nelson who filled the position of vice president. As a graduating class, the Seniors looked forward to new horizons in their chosen professions and planned for the future under the guidance of their capable officers. Blonde, quiet, Clair, who enjoys skiing, tennis, and electronics , assisted the class pres ident in his duties . With a friendly smile, he was always willing to lend a helping hand to classmates and lower classmen alike. With drive and determination Clair qualified as one of the outstanding Aggies .

Awareness, seeing and knowing what is around. " It took you approximately ten minutes to walk here this morning, what did you see; or did you waste that time?" asks Judy Byington. And aware she is, of the Senior class and of Utah State. She has worked on about every committee one can and proven that a student can and does have much to say. As Senior secretary, she has worked to get better job opportunities for the graduat ing Seniors - one of the Senior projects, and also worked on the committee to revamp the assemblies at USU, again showing she was aware and ready to do something.

junior class officers

Un de r the capable direction of Ra lph Binns, class president, th e Juniors of Utah State p rog ressed and moved forward in th e ir college careers. Represe nting his class in Se nate, Ra lp h wor ked for f uture vocational guidance a nd placem ent in order to p rep a re Juniors for their final year a t U.S.L,J. Ralph, a man of am b ition , spearheaded the p la n w hi ch brought Jazz p ia n ist George Shearing on c:tm pu s f or the Junior Prom. Disp lay ing enthus ia sm in all activi ti es, he and fellow class office rs led upperclassmen in p re pa ring for future roles .

Karen Knight, vice president of the Junior class, is a girl full of pep and enthusiasm who has the drive to get things done. Assisting in the leadership of her class, " K'night, " as she is commonly known, volunteered ideas and suggestions to help the Juniors succeed in their role as upperclassmen. This congenial gal made friends wherever she went and truly displayed the Aggie spirit. Her love of sports led her to participate on the bowling team and in the Winter Carnival. Active in campus affairs, Karen was never too busy to accept responsibility and fulfill her duties .

Barbara Hughes has dark hair, dark eyes, and a stunning appearance. She has worked hard for her sorority, Kappa Delta by being past rush chairman and their vice president. Sigma Alpha Epsilon chose her as a Little Sister of Minerva , and the Little Sisters chose her as their president. Besides having beauty to win queen titles, Barbara works hard . Her job as secretary of the Junior class takes time, and she also works on the Union Gallery Committee . Phi Kappa Phi Honorary is part of her USU life as was Student Life fashion editor in a past year. Barbara ' s hobbies are water skiing and social work, her major.

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Junior class Lee Roderick is a journalism major whose hobbies are writing feature articles and doing everything else. He chairmaned this year ' s fabulous Junior Prom, is a Sigma Nu, and in Blue Key. All his many activities put him in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities . Sandy Scott is a swinging Chi Omega who finds herself as chairman of Utah State musical events: this year's chairman of Rhythm Rhapsodies and last year ' s chairman of Greek Swing Sing. Sandy is listed in "Who's Who in American Universities and is Chi 0 pledge trainer. An individual with honors who was refined in France for two years that's George Skidmore at USU '65 . About those honors: Engineering honorary, Blue Key, and the Engineering Senator . Group leader at Colter Bay and the individual? Guitar plunking , singing engineer major. To say that Steven Stathis is a busy student is an understatement. A pre-law major from Farmington , Steven has been busy on many committees including Jr. Prom, Homecoming, and Delta Phi Kappa activities, for relaxation he plays basket-

ball, golf, and fishes.

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Pert, little Margaret Ann Summers has led this year's song leaders. As a sports lover herself, she especially enjoys water skiing. She is majoring in elementary education where her flare for speechmaking will make her an outstanding personality in the classroom and campus. Capable Kaye Thompson, our student body secretary, is a real influence on the campus. She is an English Education major and enjoys such things as reading , sewing and water skiing. She is an officer in Alpha Chi Omega and was chosen for Who's Who this year. " Rodeo!" promptly replies Chad Winn, education major, whe n asked his interests. Personality Chad opened the year with his attendance at the leadership workshop, and he spent the rest of the school year serving as advertising chairman of the Rodeo Club , among other things, Vivacious and energetic linda Zollinger is working extra hard this year as our Social Vice President. She is majoring in English and enjoy s almost everything. She is in the American Student Academy and was aptly chosen for Who's Who in American Colleges .

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personalities Pete Allen was not born in Switzerland nor is he a European swi bum, but he is our Snow King and a great skier. If you see red hair swoshing in the down hill or twisting through the slalom, then that's he, Pete , probably skiing for the USU ski team. Pete is a Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Serving as Junior class president was the maior duty of Ralph Binns this year. Ralph claims affiliation with Pi Kappa Alpha and Blue Key and was a delegate to the National Blue Key Convention in Kansas City. This handsome man enioys many athletics and the outdoors. Mary Brown is a happy Kappa Delta with blond hair, who finds herself on lots of committees. She was chairman of the Homecoming Queen contest, and had the big iob of Junior Prom secretary. She 's also a member of American Student Academy and a Who's Who in American Universities. Karla Carlson has done some of everything. She is AWS Junior class representative and edited the Aggie Coed book. A Kappa Delta , Karla has had chairmanships, too: the International Tea and the Sophomore dance decorations. Sigma Phi Epsilon chose her as their Diamond Princess.

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A speech maior, Jim Coleman is also active as chairman of the Senate committee on teacher evaluation. Jim is listed in "W ho 's Who" and is a member of the Blue Key, Delta Phi Kappa, and the D.P.K. Chorus. Jim enioys in his spare time, singing and playing on the guitar. Bodo Fritzen, a busy Junior Personality, was second in the U.S. at the Olympic trials for Kayak racing. He is Goat master for Delta Phi Kappa fraternity, and was honored by being named to Who ' s Who, and the Phi Kappa Phi Honorary. He is also a member of the soccer team. Kent Hansen is a shy Sigma Chi who can be seen with firecrackers during goat week. He played on the Frosh football and baseball teams and was a finalist for Most Preferred Man. Kent is a business administration maior and has been Sigma Chi pledge trainer in the past. This vivacious physical therapy maior shows her love for sports by being chairman of Winter Carnival and a member of the USU Bowling Team. She is President of Chi Omega , on the Homecoming Committee, and a recipient of panhellenic scholarship: this is Karen Knight.

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We have seen the sparkling smile and dimples of personality Pam Harwood as she has performed as one of U.S.U.'s vivacious song leaders at basketball and football games thi s year. Pam was a member of the Union Building Gallery Committee , she was chairman of a Women's Week committee, and she re igned as this year ' s Forestry Queen. Painting, sewing, and water skiing are among her var ious talents and interests; she takes classes in interior-decorating. If you ' re a spur, you really know Toni Jeppson - she ' s their devoted President. A Tremonton girl, she likes challengesbeing an active organizer in such as Spurs and the Creativity Fair, maintaining high learning standards as an English major and Alpha Lambda Delta member, pursuing successfully such opposite interests as writing and skiing confront her with many. She is gracious, warm ', friendly, and enjoys life. What well known girl said: " My main interest is working with students in their activities."? Janet Keroher loves us! Th is Idaho Falls education major attended Leadership Workshop in Colter Bay, and she belonged to the Homecoming and Mothers' Weekend Committees, Spurs, chaired the UB Dance Committee and presided over Lund Hall, as president. Her hobbies are dancing, piano and sewing. She ' s a bundle of talent and personality. Hailing from Venice, Utah, is Margaret Miller, Sophomore class secretary. A Home Economics Education major, Margaret enjoys sewing, ice skating, and playing the piano. This active Kappa Delta is reigning as Delta Phi Kappa Dream Girl and holds membership in Angel Flight. With her friendly smile this brown-haired girl served as chairman of music for the Festival of Creativity . She is busy .

"Big AI" Parrish returned once again to Utah State University and the basketball court to start off what prom ises to be a very successful career . His friendly, modest manner wins many long and lasting friendships for him wherever he goes. Alan is an active member of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity . Between his basketball, his fraternity, and his academic studies, this native of Logan is kept extremely busy with these activities .

persona lities Al w ays ready with a smile a nd a " Hi! " tale nted Alpha Chi Joyce Pollard enjoys ex pressing herself in active service to USU . She does many thi ngs well and that she d o es many things is an understateme nt. Ea rly this year she showed willingness to work by helping organize " Hello Week. " Her activ it y further extended from be ing on the debate team, sophomore co un cil , as se mblies as piano t alent to teac hing group piano lessons to st ude nts.

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" Hi th ere!" says Carol Raymond w ith t he enthu si a sm that only Carol can have as she pl a nts a finger kiss on your cheek. Carol is authentic, even to the beauty mark on her cheek and to the follow th rou g h o n her Sophomore class duties which a re many because she is a vice presi d ent. Carol is called talent, a big vo ice from a small g i r l t hat won her the ta lent show last year, and made he r a Ball a di er two years . Caro l is an A lpha Chi .

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Last y ea r ' s Freshman class secretary, Janet Thompson went r ight on t his year doi ng much around USU. Janet is a tal ented si ng er and' has sung many solos on assem bl ies, sings with t he Madrigals, a nd is one third of the tr io with the De lta Phi Chorus. She is a Kap p a De lta a nd ha s se rved as chairma n of t he Varsi t y show, Homecoming Assemb ly , and now is th e qu een of the Eng ineers. Added to everything else, she is also a Spur .

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Fun - loving Doug Watanabi is a pre-med major w ith a yen for sk iing. A native of Br igha m City, he has participated in many ev ents a t Utah Sta te. Doug used his ta lents and displayed h is abi liti es on a n Interna ti onal Week Committee and a co mmittee for t he Fest iva l of Creati vi t y . Claiming affi li atio n with the De lta Phi Kappa fraterni t y, he expresses a love f or good music. With a friendly smile, he p erforms all of his jobs we ll. Here ' s a rare pose of John W illiamshe ' s sta tionary! The Sigma Chi engineering ma jor, our Sophomore Class Presi den t, was busy f rom the word go. Active in Stu de nt Se nate, he was also a member of th e aca demic advising and bookstore comm ittees. His interests of musi c, athletics a nd skiing used up any extra ene rgy . Everyone enjoys knowing John and fee ling his enthusiasm.

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sophomore class officers

The Sophomore class, after completing a hectic year as

Vice-presidents are always the unsung heroes of various

Freshmen, looked for leader-

organizations. Let it not be so with Carol Raymond. Hello

ship which would carry them to great heights as Utah State Aggies. Quiet and handsome John Williams, an engineering major, caught their eye and he was elected to the position of class president. John acted for his class in Student Senate and represented their views on important matters that were brought before the group. Through devotion to his class, John displayed his leadership abilities.

Week movies, class dances, and Council functions have all materialized thanks to her extra efforts. Outstanding, conscientious, personality plus - these words are not big enough to describe Carol. Her work on last year ' s Buzzer as Organizations editor won her special recognition. She is in the Sponsor Corps this year and uses her singing talents in Swing Sing.

'" do what John tells me, " says Margaret Miller, competent and talented Sophomore class secretary. Included in her duties, which she performed so willingly, was the task of recording the minutes of Sophomore Council and helping the Student Body Secretary when needed. Using her charm and talents, Margaret completed the zesty trio of officers which led and helped to prepare the Sophomores for positions as upperclassmen .

frosh class officers

Steve Skinner was a little busy this year. He was the most all-around representative of the Freshman class. Of course the big representation was big work of Freshman Class President, but Steve also was a first string player on the Frosh basketball team . (He came to U.S.U. as an all-state team man from Arizona .) Because he was president, he was a member of the Senate, another big job. But through all his obligations, Steve has kept that smile and that good nature.

A new and completely different world greeted the Freshman class as they registered at Utah State. To help them find a place for themselves on campus, they elected capable officers that would represent the class. Chosen as Vice President was a fun-loving man by the name of Fred Passey. A sports enthusiast' Fred offered his support and assistance to the president in order to make this first year a good foundation for the future.

April Tsuya came from Salt Lake City last fall saying she was one of the unluckiest people ever - she never won anything. But she hit the jackpot at Utah State, for she did win. She won the office of Frosh secretary. Now she is kept busy taking and writing minutes of Freshman Council, planning Frosh sprees, and organizing tuberculosis tests. April also works on the Traveling Assembly Committee, counts particles, and gets A's in German, her major.

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Pretty Cherie Boothe 's hobby is meeting new people, thus her college expe rience is that much more exciting and rewarding . Cherie is a business major who plays the accordion and piano as well. She enjoys skiing and swimming whenever time permits. In many different activities, Cherie assisted the co-chairmen of the AWS Fashion show and is the representative from the Freshman class on the AWS council, Cherie's home is Brigham City, Utah. Claudette Crawford is an attractive Aggie from Ogden , Utah who is active in sports, music, and speech. Her varied activities include being a member of the Student Speaker Committee as well as the Talent Development Committee. She is a Kappa Delta officer, SPE Calendar girl, Little Sister of Minerva, and a member of the USU choir. Her major is English Literature, but she gets her greatest joy from hiking, ice skating, and traveling around. Gregg Flint has assisted in many activities throughout the past year by means of his membership on the freshman council. He is from Twin Falls, Idaho, and has a major of pre-med. Gregg was president of the student body at Twin Falls High School last year where he displayed various talents and leadership qualities . He enjoys participating in different ou tdoor sports including fishing, hunting, skiing, among other sports. "A Freshman full of fun" could describe Fred Passey from Logan. This active man on campus fulfilled the responsibility of vice president of the Freshman class. With many interests in sports, especially skiing, Fred started his college career with a major in business. He claims affiliation with the Sigma Nu fraternity and he has displayed abilities on the Booster Council and other things . Dianne Peterson is one of the most hardworking doers on campus. A Freshman and already Buzzer Associate-Editor, she also serves on a Union and an Entertainment Bureau committee. Dianne has two Greek names for herself: Alpha Chi Omega sorority and Alpha Lambda Delta honorary. She dislikes having her name misspelled and baking cakes in Lund Hall; and she likes Physiology lab, being a Sponsor , and going to Pan hellenic meetings.

nalities A s pres ident of the freshman class, and st uden t se na te member, Steve Skinner is know n a s a leader and a great personali t y . Ha iling from Mesa , Arizona, Steve has a m ajor of political science , and a mi no r o f phy sical education. He played o n the fre shman basketball team and a lso enjoys softball and bowling. As the p res id en t, Steve has strived to organize a nd unite the class and help them to become more acquainted with Utah State. Music is the number one interest of Loga nite Fred Thompson. Fred has been in t he tenor section of the Utah State Unive rsity Chorus and has played both the co rn et and trumpet in the marching band a nd the concert band. Fred's talent was f urther displayed in the Scotsmen. The f in e arts committee and also the Fresh m an council were other activities which th is busy freshman personality particip ated in dur in g the year at U.S.U.

April Tsuya, who was born in you ' ll neve r guess what month and found it w as " April in October " last election, is th e Fres hman class secretary this year. As a n Alpha Chi Omega she was president of her pledge class. She keeps herself b usy by getting good grades, writing minutes, and finding out what's going o n . She can be found studying German (he r major), practicing bowling (fall quarter), dancing the hula, and being an A lpha Lambda Delta. Pretty Adele Ward is a graduate of Bear Ri v er High School. Listing as her many hobbies art, sewing, and reading, Adele shows her other interests by participating o n the U.B. dance committee, Homecoming Dance committee, and chairman for art work in the Festival of Creativity. During her freshman year, she was na med as attendan t to the Horticulture Queen and the Bullen Hall Snow Bunny. Adele's major is commercial art.

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Another member of the freshman counci l is Blake Wride. Blake comes from Spanish Fork, Utah and graduated from high school there, holding many offices d uring school. Blake is a member of Delta Phi Kappa fraternity and is also a membe r of the Hospitality Committee. Outdoor sports is one of his hobbies, with hunting and fishing being his main interests. With th is well- rounded schedule of activities, Blake has also shown himself to be a friendly personality.

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publications council The Publication Council as usual helped our school publications very much this year. Under the very able leadership of George Skidmore they led our publ ications to an excellence never before achieved by USU student publications. The Publication Council is made up of four voting student members. They are Student Body President Ken Rich, Chairman George Skidmore, Financial Vicepresident Lear Thorpe, and Student-at- Large Margaret Jensen. Dean Claude J. Burtenshaw, H. Reuben Reynolds, and Marlon Nelson are the three voting faculty members. These people, along with Buzzer Editor Howard York and Student Life Editor Colleen Johnson, make sure that everything put out on our campus meets the standards that have been set up. The Publication Council has done a very good job and we really appreciate the help they have given us.

leroy searle

crucible

karla carlson

co-ed book

blue book

After this year's Blue Book came out, everyone wondered how they had ever gotten along without it. The book was published by the Associated Students and the Blue Key Fraternity. Jeff Thompson, serving as editor, had a fine staff working on it so that the students could receive this book as soon as possible.

The Aggie Co-ed Book is particularly meant for freshman girls and new students. It gives the girls an introduction to college life - activities, dorms, and what to wear. Karla Carlson and her staff worked during the summer so the new girls would not be completely lost when they got on campus.

If ever someone wanted to know what time the Logan City buses were supposed to run, the school song, a short history of the school, or even the policy or rules of the University, the Blue Book was the handiest place to find all of this information and more.

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But even more important than all of the above mentioned facets of the Blue Book was the Student Directory. Not only were all the students listed with their Logan address and telephone number, but also their home address, class rank, college, religion, and whether or not they are married.

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included within this book are all the rules for those who live on campus. The girls have fun learning and then taking the Aggie Co-ed Quiz. This is so in they break the rules, they can't plead innocent.

Another important publication on campus is the Crucible. This literary magazine provides a sounding board for gifted writers. Leroy Searle and h is staff worked hard at getting just the right stories, poems, and essays so that the book would appeal to a majority of students at USU.

student life Under the direction of Editor Colleen Johnson and the advice and red pencils of Managing Editors Bruce Hadfield and Laird Walker, an increased staff of 45 students produced this year ' s tri-weekly Student Life. One of the most vital segments of the staff was the student writers, more commonly known as beat reporters, who were assigned to obtain news from a particular college or group. Journalism students also took shifts at the Herald Journal printing room , reading and re-reading copy. An outstanding business department, staffed by Lynn Heninger, Heber Fuller and Norm Johnson, was respon sible for the financial success of the paper. While not adgathering, the businessmen were challenging the sports department, led by Brent Checketts, to wheeled-chair

drag races through the UB halls or to garbage basketball games. Editorials, columns and letters to the editor were an important part of the election-year newspaper. National issues, as seen by both sides of the political aisle, were discussed, and state politicians speaking at USU were given coverage. Photographer Neil Simmons recorded campus events via the camera, and cartoonist Gary Dittman satirized campus conditions in the 1964-64 Student Life. Associate Editor Sheryl Jensen was responsible for rewrites and layout of the news plate. Lynn Ann Gubler, Pam Bowen and Carol Hone covered the campus society and fashion news.

colleen johnson, student life ed itor

athletics football basketball \Nrestling . . S\NI rTl nil n g baseball track tennis golf

usu football 64-65 The Aggies fought hard against a hard-hitting Utah eleven on November 21 to bring the '64 season to an end. A crowd of 24,622 saw our boys move up and down Utah's field at will but able only once to penetrate the Redskin end zone. When that final gun sounded , the Aggies had lost to our traditional foe 14-6. The Aggies were led in the Utah game by the brilliant quarterbacking of sophomore Ron Edwards . The scrappy Edwards completed 17 of 33 pass attempts for 273 yards - the latter two figures new school records. However, as overall statistics go, the Aggies picked up more first downs than the Utes, 17 to 19; led in passing offense, 273 to 94; and in total offense 351 to 196. That statistic which counts in the end was in the Ute ' s favor, unfortunately for our team . Yardage was not the only statistic significant this year to the team. Attendance in cramped Romney stadium for home games was second highest in school history , 43,440 - an average of 10,860. Only the 45,357 attending home games in 1963 - an average of 11,339 - surpasses this year 's showing. A record of attendance totaled 131,498 for six road games. The attendance at BYU totalled 29 , 422; Idaho, 10,500; Arizona State, 33,217; New Mexico, 28,537; Montana, 5,200; and, of course, Utah with 24,622. The average crowd that turned out to see our traveling Ags was 21,923. Some figures different from the very enthusiastic attendance records were the amount of iniuries sustained by

the team, starting early in the season, might give an indication of the bits of hard luck that struck our so promising team. Because a good many of our first string players were wiped out during the first few games, most of the line positions were held down by sophomores for the rema inder of the season . The boys did a remarkable iob in light of being less experienced. As much disadvantage as it may have seemed at the time to have sophomore s playing, when one considers that for 19 seniors the Utah game was the last, it may really have been an advantage for next year . These boys will now have the needed experience and conf idence it takes to make a one hundred percent winning team. Only five of the graduating seniors were backs, therefore we can count on veterans covered by younger, though experienced linemen next fall. Even though th is team suffered a great deal from a loss of manpower, they never gave up. Their fighting spirit was demonstrated very aptly at the Utah game when the team, though probably at its lowest point, rushed on and on against the strong Utahns, losing by only one touchdown. The loss gave Utah State a record of five wins , four losses, and a tie for the year - the fifth consecutive winning se ason for USU. This brings the University's five-year mark up to 3911 -2, a record matched by no other school in the Intermountain area , and by few teams anywhere in the country. The season was a frustrating one for the team, but we as a student body owe them our thanks for trying . They had excuses to quit, but never did.

" Let's go all the way, boys'" Oh, the worries of a football coach.

Footba II coaches preparing strategy for Saturday's game.

You 've had it long enough, New Mexico.

I'd do it differently if I could be out there.

Many honors have come to individual Aggie players for various achievements. Three members of the '64 Utah State University football team, tackles Rich Zecher and Jim Harris and guard Veran Smith, have signed contracts with professional teams in the National and American Football Leagues. Harris, a 6-4, 265 pound giant, signed with the New York Jets of the AFL. Zecher, a 6-2 and 240, signed his contract with the AFL Oakland Raiders. Smith inked his pact with the Minnesota Vikings of the NFL. At the annual football banquet, held at the conclusion of each season, Jack Hannum, one of the team's cocaptains, and Bob Umemura were honored as the most outstanding players and top hustler, respectively. Ron Edwards, our sophomore quarterback, set a new passing record for the school in the Utah game. Another sophomore, the fantastic Roy Shivers, averaged 12.6 yards per carry from his tailbacking position and will be in for many more honors before graduation. These two boys, along with many other talented gridders, will be back next year to fill the gap left by graduating seniors. Winding up their collegiate careers were ends Jack H.annum, John Matthews and Roger Mettler; tackles Rich Zecher, Jim Harris and Lee Carlston; guards Bob Broughton, Veran Smith, Chris Pella, Henry Nunn, Frank Costello and Ralph Peterson; center James Bowen and Dave Nickel; quarterback Rich Handel; halfbacks Don Holder, Darell Steele and Bob Umemura; and fullback Bill Callahan. We want to thank all of 1hese boys for the effort put forth for USU and wish them all good luck.

What about some blocking, you guys?

leon blaser rich borino jim bowen chuck bray

bob broughton bob butcher bill callahan lee carlston dave clark

frank costello tom crickshank rudy curinga ron edwards trevor ekdahl

skip fish mike gold warren haines rich handel jack hannum co-captain

dick hansen lenard hanse n jim harris don holder bob jeppson

john kendrick marv kendrick earsell mack bee grant martinsen john matthews

eric maughan roger mettler craig murray dave nickel henry nunn

john obray chris pella ralph petersen tim rhyan vern richey

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veran smith co-captain darell steele

bill thornton phil toone bob umemura rich zecher

Preparing for another kick-off after a USU touchdown .

utah state freshmen football

USU 29._ .. _._ .. _....... __....... _.. _....... __ . 6 BYU Greenlings

Coach Tony Knapp will have many outstanding football players next year, thanks to experience many of them gained on this year's freshman football team. Coached by Norval " Nog " Hansen, these boys spent many hours of effort in practice. Their efforts were rewarded when they ended the season with no losses, three wins, and

USU 14 .... _....... _.. . _.... _. __ ._ .. _. ____ _.. _. 14 Utah Papooses

one tie.

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The members of thi s up and coming team were: ends - Ocie Austin , Brent Dickerson, Ed Escandon, Bob Hook, Myron McCellan, Mike Meservy, and Tom Salzmann ; tackles - Steve Boehme, Doug Goshn e ll, Mike Lelis, Willie Molini, Nick Rust, and Bill Staley; guards - Sam Briglio, Gordon Churchill , Buddy Enea , Erwin Fox, Steve Grace, Mike Mattson, and Ron Rodriguez; centers - Joe Forzani, Jim McMillan, and Bob Rasmussen. The halfbacks were: Randy Cowdell, Terry Dimmick , Dee Hadfield, Garth Hall, Duane Harter, Ri chard Sayer, Bob Severet, and Harold Stevens; fullb a cks - Charles Bracken, Jim Hunn, Steve Smith , a nd Gerald W atson; quarterbacksMike Dunn, Wayne Fritz, and John Pappas. We will be loo k ing forward to seeing many of thes e boys on next yea r's v arsity team , working just as hard as the y did for the freshman team.

Some people even go to freshman football games .

Footballers studying the opposition Âˇs plays.

The pause that refreshes.

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GRADUATING SENIORS: 12 Rich Handel, 46 Darell Steele, 47 Don Holder, 20 Bob Umemura, 30 Bill Callahan, 56 Jim Bowen, 57 Dave Nickel, 60 Bob Broughton, 61 Frank Costello, 62 Ralph Petersen, 63 Henry Nunn, 66 Chris Pella, 67 Veran Smith, 78 Jim Harris, 79 Rich Zecher, 86 John Matthews, 87 Jack Hannum.

Utah State University, Logan, Utah , and basketball fans allover the world benefited because of Wayne Estes. His feats on the basketball court were fantastic, but his feats performed every day of his life were even greater. Wayne was a self-made star. He won all-Montana high school honors in basketball and football and was state interscholastic shotput and discus champion. But he was considered too heavy and too clumsy for college play. Wayne proved his doubters wrong. Practicing hours on end, he perfected among his array of shots a driving hook shot and accuracy from the free throw line but he also worked hard to lose 25 pounds. The hard working Aggie with the feather touch turned out to be the most prolific basketball scorer in Utah State 's history. During his stay at Utah State he scored 2,001 points in 75 games. And it wasn't as if he wasn 't guarded either. It was a rare time when he only had one man hanging on him, and many times there were two other Agg ies left open just so the opponent could try to stop Wayne . In Wayne 's last game when he scored 48 points, Denver sagged three men on him most of the game . Denver 's Jack England said before the game that he was going to hold Estes down. He guarded our Aggie star as closely as possible, but just couldn't stop our great shooter from Anaconda. Unlike most prolific scorers, however, Wayne was a great team man, a worker who led his team in assists last year and was leading in that department again . No one ever saw Wayne when he didn 't give all he had, when he hogged a shot that a teammate was better fixed to fire. He was a team man who would feed the ball to a teammate in a better position to score, and this is a rarity. To Wayne it was more important that Utah State won than his scoring average be fattened. Great was the pressure and stress that Wayne played under. He had some wicked whistles against him. But the most motion he ever made was to slap his hands as if to scold himself. All across the country, people were stunned and crushed to learn of Wayne 's death . Even those who didn 't know him personally felt an emptiness and an ache inside. But to the youngsters of Logan and Anaconda who idolized Wayne, the grief was beyond comprehension , beyond consolation. These kids loved Wayne. As John Mooney said, " There was a void, an ache in the heart, a tear in the eye, a muffled sob in the playrooms and bedrooms of young boys and girls throughout Logan. This was the greatest tribute to Wayne Estes. Because it came from the hearts of youngsters, who in their innocence, can spot the phony and insincere a mile away ." Now they are appreciating Wayne as the young man as well as the athlete . Because of Wayne's respect for others and because he never thought he was better than anyone else , eve ryone looked up to him . As a teammate said, " He must have known he was better than everyone else around , but he never acted like it. " He treated everyone like his equal. He was a big man to his teammates, he gave to them more than just his ability to play basketball. He gave them confidence in themselves. He never considered himself the big man, in fact he was humble to the point of shyness. The ability and dedication to set goals high and then achieve them was among the many talents and accomplishments of Wayne. Wayne was just the big kid playing the game he loved and loved by those he represented. He was a man among men , but greater a man among the boys he loved. Those who loved him will pass his legend on to future generations. Wayne will be remembered forever in hundred of ways by thousands of people . To many he will be remembered on the court, to others in the bottom of the UB, to others as a great teammate and friend, and to others he will be remembered just before the games started standing with his hand over his heart singing " The Star Spangled Banner, " then staying in that position for just a few seconds after the National Anthem looking at our flag as if to say, ''I'm glad I'm an American ." And American lie was - ALL-AMERICAN!

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COACH LADELL ANDERSON , UTAH STATE STUDENT BODY , UTAH STATE BASKETBALL TEAM: OUR COACHING STAFF AND OUR BASKETBALL TEAM, OUR STUDENT BODY, AND OUR COMMUNITY WERE DEEPLY SHOCKED TO LEARN OF THE TRAGIC DEATH OF WAYNE ESTES. WE RESPECTED THIS YOUNG MAN FOR HIS DEDICATION AND ABILITIES IN THE GAME OF BASKETBALL. WAYNE NOT ONLY EXEMPLIFIED THE FINE THINGS CONNECTED WITH COMPETITIVE SPORTS BUT DISPLAYED THE OTHER QUALITIES BASIC TO GAINING THE RESPECT OF OPPONENTS AND SPECTATORS. HE WAS A CREDIT TO BASKETBALL AND WAS A REAL GENTLEMEN ON AND OFF THE FLOOR. THE OPPORTUNITIES WE HAD TO COMPETE AGAINST HIM HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO MAKING OUR LIVES BETTER. PLEASE ACCEPT OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY AT THIS HOUR OF BEREAVEMENT. WE AT BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY SHARE YOUR BURDEN OF GRIEF AT THIS TIME. STAN WATTS HEAD BASKETBALL COACH BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY

COACH LADELL ANDERSON: MY TEAM JOINS ME IN SENDING OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO YOU AND THE FAMILY OF WAYNE ESTES. THE W HOLE SPORTS WORLD LOST A GREAT ATHLETE WHO WAS TRULY A CREDIT TO BASKETBALL, HIS FAMILY, COACH AND HIS UNIVERSITY. WE FEEL HONORED TO HAVE COMPETED AGAI NST SUCH A GREAT ALL AMERICAN . JACK GARDNER HEAD BASKETBALL COACH UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

WAYNE ESTES FAMILY: THE STUDENTS OF BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY WISH TO EXPRESS SINCERE SYMPATHY FOR THE TRAGIC LOSS OF WAYNE ESTES. OUR ENTIRE STUDENT BODY ASSEMBLY STOOD TODAY IN SILENCE TO HONOR WAYNE AND HIS OUTSTANDING TALENT. WE SHARE WITH YOU THE SADNESS OF HIS PASSING. WAYNE WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED NOT ONLY AS A GREAT BASKETBALL PLAYER BUT ALSO AS AN EXCEPTIONAL INDIVIDUAL. STUDENT BODY OF BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY

WAYNE'S SCORING RECORD YEAR

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428 654 518 1600

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kent hunsaker clarence jones steve jones ha l hale

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dave olsen alan parrish steve roth

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Basketball at Utah State passed from one era with hopefulness for another great one to be started next year . With the tragic death of All-American Wayne Estes and the graduation of LeRoy Walker, the era was closed, but with the up-and-coming sophomores and the junior guards we have much to look forward to . There were many pleasant things about the season - we beat Utah on their home court to knock them out of the top twenty teams in the country, Wayne and LeRoy were named to the all-tournament team in Hawaii, Wayne rewrote the scoring book, and our team regrouped and played inspired ball after losing Wayne . This is also a great tribute to our favorite basketball coach, LaDe11 Anderson. When the season ended we had won thirteen games and lost twelve, but of the twelve losses we scored more field goals than the winning opponent in four games . In two of our losses we scored one less basket and in two others only two and three less field goals. It was not that we couldn 't score from the free throw li ne, we just didn 't get the opportunity. There were many times when we were behind a t ha lftime and many planned on losing, but none of these were the players and coaches . It seemed as if our team put everything they had and a little bit more into these games when many of the fans had given up . It was times like this that we came from behind to beat Utah, San Jose State, Arizona State in the Rainbow Tournament, and sent the game into overtime with Boston College. Co-captain LeRoy Walker was jumping great all year but he really came on strong for the last six games. Before this he was averaging 17.9 points per game, but he brought his average up to 20.8 per game. This means he averaged 30.2 points in his last six games . We will really miss LeRoy and his antics in the future . It will be a mighty long time before we see someone just six feet jump over someone trying to score . The student body has much respect for this year ' s team . They showed they had the ability and desire to bounce back when the average person would have thrown in the towel . We will be expecting much from them next year.

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Season Reco rd 107 .................................... Idaho State 60 88 ............................................ Butler 84 96 ................................ Loyola (Calif .) 69 98 ............................................ Pacific 74 101 ............................. _............ Nevada 80 69 .......................................... Bradley 7 5 69 ...................................... Minnesota 88 86 .............................. San Jose State 7 3 71 ................................ San Franc isco 86 98 ................................ Arizona State 96 118 .............................. Boston College 120 86 .............................................. Utah 84 90 ............................ Brigham Young 99 78 .......................... Colorado State U. 89 62 ................................ Texas Western 68 93 ................................ Arizona State 99 104 .............................................. Utah 11 1 80 .............................. Brigham Young 89 91 .......................................... Denver 62 67 .......................................... Denver 66 74 .............................. Colorado State 89 71 ............................................ Seattle 67 98 .............................. Montana State 7 1 72 ........................................ Portland 66 69 .............................. Montana State 7 1

Row One: Richard Wade, Sam Efnar, Stu Kerzner, Jerry Smith , Steve Skinner. Row Two : Coach Evon Sorenson, David West, Jim Sadler, Robert Adamson, Lorry Beebee, Scott Wollin, Dyar Miller, Assistant Coach De lano Lyons.

This year ' s Utah State University frosh basketball team has been f aced with a few handicapping drawbacks bu t have managed, in sp ite of these p roblems, to be rated as a successfu l team. Th eir lack of size was one of the most serious handicaps the t eam faced a nd thus it compelled them to work even harder tha n the average team in order to overcome or negate out this detr imental element. This additional and necessary extra effort produced one of the hardest working freshman teams in this area. And it is beca u se of this deter mination t o exce l in spite of t his prob lem, t ha t they played ve ry well together , coordina t ing individual efforts into a smooth opera t ing team cooperating fully and faultlessly. Although each player has very ably demonstrated his talent as part of the Rambler squad, a few individua l p layers have admirab ly shown tha t trademark of success - extra strength and ab il ity, which di stinguishes them above the average basketball player and qua l ifi es them for additional recognition for their outstanding achievement on the court. Three of these t ypes of players were to be seen in Richard Wade, Larr y Beebee , and Stuart Kerzner. To qualify as perhaps the best a ll-around player was Richard Wade. He displayed a quickness so necessary and demonstrated his ability as a very good shooter. His d efensive ability also proved to be a valuab le quali t y . The team relied on Larry Beebee because of his 6'7" frame, and he showed great potential, needing only t ime and experience. Stuart Kerzner w as the leading scorer and shows great promise for the future . The sea son ended with a 5 win and 8 loss record and with good team promises for the future .

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Season Record USU 84 _________ ____ _________ Idaho State 88 USU 76 ____________________________ ___ _ Utah 102 USU 71 ------- - -- - ----- Br igham Young 79 USU 70 _______ _______________ Idaho State 94 USU 97 _______ _____________ Weber State 75 USU 106 ________ ____ ______________ Hills A FB 83 USU 93 ________________________________ Utah 106 USU 72 _____ ______ ____ _ Brigham Young 95 USU 91 --------------------------- - H i ll A FB 5 3 USU 72 _______ ______________________ ___ Ricks 65 USU 87 ---------- Rangely Jr. College 71 USU 89 ____________ __________________ Weber 96 USU 70 ________________ ________________ Utah 7 9

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usu band 64-65 Colorful voluntary st udent orga n izations f o rm ing an integral part of USU life are the Bands. Their act ive membe rs fo rm a sort of " cos m o politan " group. One of the fines t teachers and d irectors in t he Wes t , Dr. Max Dalby, directed t he Ba nds a nd ta lented Professor A lvin Wa rd le ass isted him. Students grea tl y respect them and we re v ery conscientious about meeting the cha llenge s of Band partic ipa t ion . This yea r 's Event was the Conce rt Ba nd ' s representing Utah at the Western Division Conve ntion of t he Music Educators Na t'l Confere nce at Long Beach, Ca lif. Performances were also g iven at various schools, the Winter a nd Spring Concerts, and t he Wayne Estes ' Memo r ial Service. The Marching Band p layed a t foo t ba l l ga m es and was featured in a combined half-time sho w w ith the U. of U. Marching Band . The Pep Band prov ided a " l if t " a t ba sketball games and the Scotsmen accompanied t he Aggiettes. We enjoy their quality music and a gree with Dr. Dalby that " the sp irit of the ba nd is the spirit of USU ."

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The students who appreciate and follow the Track events really had a first-rate season this year. The season lasted from March 13 with the NCAA Indoor Meet at Detroit, Michigan, to the middle of June with the NCAA Outdoor Meet at Berkeley, California. The athletes representing Utah State looked for a more successful season this year, and then worked hard to realize their goal. The strength of the team seemed to lie mostly in the hurdles, the sprints, and the pole valuts . The returning Lettermen this year were Bill Thornton, an excellent sprinter holding records in the 100 and 220 yard dashes; Dan Berkey, who pole vaults over 15 fee t; and Mike Maughn with the discus at 175 feet.

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Gerald Cerulla is also a returning Letterman and Utah State's top Track man. He runs the high and intermediate hurdles, holds the National Freshman Record in intermediate hurdles, and always works hard to improve by setting his goals high. Jerry's goal this year is the NCAA championships. The up-and-coming Freshmen added much depth to the team this year: David Stoner, runs the 880 and is better than we 've had for several years; Don Swabb, a miler, Gary DeVries, 2-miler; Martin Connelly, pole vaults; Joe Bonanno, 440; Bill Staley, shot put; and Walt Cerulla, Bob Butcher, and Tito Reyes in the hurdles events. The NCAA Meets are the National Collegiate Championships, and this year's Track Team certainly looks good enough to place in many events in those meets .

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This year's Golf team is built around four lettermen Ron Morgan, Tom Funkhouse, Steve Budge, and Dave Denoou. Steve is the only sophomore and the other three are juniors. The team placed second in last fall's Beehive Invitational Tournament, with Ron Morgan as the individual tournament champion and Steve Budge holding his own as third place winner. The team made two other trips to outstanding golf competition events. One to Arizona in April where the team competed for ten days. The other one was the Pikes Peak Invitational in Colorado. It was really a great honor for our golf team to be invited to the Pikes Peak Invitational for only twenty teams in the United States participate in this event. The team was very ably coached by Ev Thorpe who is an avid golfer.

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"This year's Ski Team is by far the best one Utah State University has ever had," were the words of Doug Litchfield coach of our Ski Team. The six member team consisting of Rich Beesley, Peter Allen , Sam Medford, Mike Verner, Bart Stone, Bruce Skankey, and AI Myrn have been exhibiting their skills on the slope in the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association meets. These are among the roughest in the United States . The Ski Team has competed in Alpine and Nordic even ts such as cross country, s lalom, jumps with such outstanding skiers as last year's Olympic Team. They competed in three meets, in Colorado, at Snow Basin, and Park City.

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left to Right, kneeling: Scott You ng, Richo rd Allred. Sta n d ing : Alle n Coo pe r, Bre n t Ritch ie, Kelle r Hig bee, Ro be rt Ho nse n , M ike McClello n , Dovid Worre n , Cooch Li ncoln McCle llon .

Long winters in Logan and the lack of full scholarships handicapped our tennis team in Intermountain competition. Most other schools in this area offer full scholarships to members of the tennis team, thereby putting USU at a disadva ntage. But still the outlook for the 1965 season is brighter than last year . Five lettermen, a junior college transfer, and an up-and-coming freshman gave promise to Utah State. Dave Warren , Keller Higbee, and Scott Young are the three men with several letters that will be heavily counted on. Others giving support and depth to the team are Richard Allred, Robert Hansen, Brent Ric key, and Mike McClellen . O f major importance are the two major t rips the team will ma ke . One is to Arizona for a week where they w i ll compete against several loca l schools including Ar izona State . The other trip is to Colorado where they will be ho sted by Gree ley State , the Air Force Academy, and Col o rad o Sta te University . Of course much credit mu st be gi ve n to Lincoln McClellen who wor ked hard a s USU ' s t enn is coach .

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Left to Right : Mark Imai, Coach Dale Gardner, John Szymanski, Clair Sorenson, captoin.

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The Swimming Team is one part of the athletic department that doesn't get the recognition and support it deserves. The team wouldn 't be discouraged by the fact that in the middle of the season the i r eleven man regular team was cut to only seven. But in spite of the hard blows, the team ended the regular season with a 6-6-1 record. During the regular season, two individual records were broken and one tied. Cla ir Sorenson, team captain, set a new standard in the 200-yard free-style and tied his own record in the 100-yard freestyle. Mark Imai set a new standard in the 200-yard individual medlet. The Utah State tankers competed in the Third Annual Western Intercollegiate Invitational Swimming and Div ing Championships at Denver, Colorado. Clair Sorenson and Mark Imai represented Utah State especially well. From all indications Utah State 's Swimming team has a very promising future ahead.

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Row One: Ken Jensen, Scott Cameron, Gary Coleman, Joe Brisky, John Geames. Row Two: Tony Macias, Jack laub, Roy Gorrell, Bill Sherwood, Dave Clark, Denny Geertsen, Bill lugo. Row Three: Coach Jim Railey, Wayne Moulden, Hal Hale, Roger Mettler, Rich Handel, Joe Robertson, Tom Culligan, Ron Rushton, Ray Meibos.

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New baseball coach Jim Railey was eager to get this season underway. The team as a whole possesses two of the characteristics that can make a good ball clubthey like to play baseball, and they are willing to work hard and be coached. This worked in well with defense which was emphasized this year. This year's team was relatively a young ball club with the strongest position the outfield. Roger Mettler, Rich Handel , Ron Rushton (a .420 hitter from last year's team), and Scott Cameron were probable starters in the outfield. The infielders fighting for a starting position were Joe Robertson, Bill Sherwood, Dave Clark, Terrell Anderson and Roy Gorrell. John Geames had the catching role nailed down, and leading the pitcher corps was Bill Lugo and Tony Macias, all three gaining experience at junior colleges. Other pitchers adding depth to the club were Ken Jensen and Wayne Moulden. Overall, USU baseball will be one to watch in the future.

Row One : Gary Simmans, Ron McBride, Brent Red, Clint Judkins, Steve Bankhead. Row Two: Coach Tom

Ramage, Eldon Miller, Cliff Whithead, Kirk Dahlke , Tom Foster, Lenard Hansen, Bob Broughton.

Utah State University's Wrestling season brought honors to several of the individual members of our team. Our four man contingent consisting of AIIAmerican Bob Broughton, Lenard Hansen, Tom Foster, and Ron McBride grabbed fifteenth place honors nationally in the NCAA Wrestling Championships in Laramie, Wyoming. Broughton placed fourth in the heavy weight division and Lenard Hansen placed sixth in the 191 pound class.

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Others on th e team , however, worked ju st as hard even though they didn't meet with quite as much success. Overall the team came up with six wins and seven losses. Improvement and needed experience were gained by each member of the team. Thanks and much credit is given to Coach Tom Ramage. This is his last season as USU's Wrestling coach as he is going on to better things at Weber State College. We wish him luck and success in his new position. The same wish goes to our new Wrestling coach George Galli.

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carol westenskow kathy peterson margaret summers geralyn peters pam harwood gerry hansen bonnie allen

By their eager and enthusiastic loyalty towards the team and the student body as a whole, the song leaders capably led us through a very successful year. Their outstanding dedication and desire to obtain more student participation and support for the team fired the students to rally behind them with interest and excel lent participation . These six vivacious gals devoted a great deal of time , energy and extra effort to maintain the standards of excellence which past tradition has attributed to their positions. It can be truthfully said that they have more than admirably achieved the honorable distinction of a job well done. Recognition must also be given to them for the various routines of precision and skill they exhibited in connection with the lively accompanyment of the U.S.U . Pep Band . The various decisions involved in this position were carried out under the very capable leadership of Margaret Summers and the mutual cooperation of the other members . To the entire group must be given credit for the triumphant year enjoyed by all.

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Who unites a student body into a yelling, chanting, encouraging support for the team? What group often times exhibits as much stamina and determination as does the team? Which unit on campus spends-long hours of practice which result in precision and variety? What group makes a college athletic program complete? The answer to all these questions is, of course, the cheerleaders. Under the direction of head cheerleader Dawn Smith and advisor Jackie Fullmer, this group of girls displays vitality plus! They are enthusiastic, vivacious, and accurate. The five girls, Dawn, Gayle , Kathy, Pam, and Margie, were leaders in many campus activities during the year. During Homecoming Week, they sponsored (and very successfully!) a night pep rally and fireworks display followed by a dance. They accompanied the team to Boise for the Uni versi ty of Idaho-Utah State game. The girls also sponsored a dinner honoring the football team . They truly do a lot of work for USU.

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Variety was the spice of life for all cam pus Greeks this year. Not willing to miss out on anyth ing , they tr ied a little of everything , including bizarr e parties, competitive sports, good -will community projects, and scholastic excellence . An integral part of our busy campus, they contributed a great deal of time to the planning and carrying-out of many of the all-college activities , such as " Hello Week," and USU Homecoming, as well as participating in successful individual chapter activities. Highlighting their year was the annual " Greek Week, " which began with the lighting of a torch, and culminated in the all Greek dance. The Quad was a favorite spot for all of the Greeks. On Tuesday afternoons in the fall, it came alive with co-eds in sweat shirts who were trying to better their sorority"s name in the softball world . But if you were after real action , you had to venture out when the fraternity men are playing football or soccer . Not only were they rea lath letes, they had rea I spirit! One of the most outstanding aspects of Greek life is their desire for service to others . Among the projects which they undertook this year was caroling at Sunshine Terrace, a program which was presented at the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake, and various Christmas parties for needy children. The purpose of Greek life is to develop men and women who are capable of adding to the world in which they will live. A high degree of personal excellence is expected of all members of Greek organizations, and many opportunities to attain this are afforded through participation in various activities. Fraternal organizations seek to develop character, individual potential, and intellectual achievement, by providing a myriad of experiences by which each personality may grow. The nucleus of all fraternal activities is Greek Row where all but three of the t hirteen sororities and fraternities are located . On our campus , there are six sororities, and seven fraternities, all types of friendly rivalry, including intramural sports, " Swing Sing, " and " College Bowl ," in the spring. All of these aCTivities unite the Greeks into bonds of lasting brotherhood and sisterhood which will last a lifetime.

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While the sororities are co-ordinated through the Pan-

would otherwise be taken to the administration. The Inter-

hellenic Council, the fraternities are governed by the

Fraternity Council on our campus is considered one of the best in the nation, and this year the executive council

Inter-Fraternity Council, better known as I.F.e. It also strives to unify the seven different fraternities into one strong body of men who are dedicated to the same ideals. Each campus fraternity is included in I.F.e. and together they establish rush rules, help co-ordinate Greek Week, and act as a fraternity judicial system on matters which

attended the Western Reg iona I Conference wh ich was held in Portland, Oregon in April. Under the leadership of Bob Siebers, the Inter-Fraternity Council made great progress in the uniting of the various fraternities through the planning of all-fraternity parties, and through the exchange of ideas, and the carrying forth of ideals .

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" Unity" is the watchword for the organization which acts as a guide for all of the sororities on campus . It is the purpose of Panhellenic Council to co-ordinate all of the

hood among the different sororities. Each of the six women's fraternities is represented in the Council. In this way, many varied and diverse opinions and ideas may be introduced, discussed, and put into use, for the good

activities of all of the sororities and thereby keep them growing individually and collectively. One of the most

of each member of each sorority. The ideal of the organi-

important duties of Panhellenic is to make and enforce the rules for .. rush," and thus give more un ity to the

zation is stated as follows, "Cooperation for maintenance of fraternity life in harmony with the best possibilities."

sorority program. In a sense, Panhellenic means a sister-

This past year, the ideal has been carried out to its fullest through unity and sincere cooperation.

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dale abersold keith bodrero larry findling steve hayward richard larson dwight pearce blaine sorenson keith webb

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bob adams iim budge randy fisher brent hestmark richard marasco iack peterson don stevens bob white

brent allred rick budge ran fleming steve holmgren richard megregor richard postma mark stevens tom williams

larry anderson h. b. calder pm fulks iack hunter tom moore richard rasmusson michael stewart randall wimmer

elliot anderson iohn chipman terry fulks richard iensen fred mortensen steve reede r paul summers george winquist

gary bailey dan coletti gary fullmer carl iohnson garth nelson dennis richardson lynn dale thomas

parley baldwin alan coope r vince giroux pm king evin e. olsen lee roderick fred thompson

lyle barson chris cooper ed halstead neil king lynn partington chuck redd ierry torbensen

cliff bergera buzz farnes alan harris matt larsen fred passey bruce shields paul wasserman r

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Sigma Nu was founded in 1869 and came to this campus in 1938 as the Epsilon Upsilon chapter of Sigma Nu. Sigma Nu is very active on campus, having student body and class officers, and many honorary presidents. During Homecoming the fraternity took the sweep-

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takes trophy in the parade, and house decorations first place. The USU chapter of Sigma Nu originated and sponsors Robins Awards, whicn brings national recognition to Utah State. The brothers also sponsor a Hawaiian party, Casino party, and Chanticleer. The founding principles of love and honor guide them.

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kaye anderson joann duncan janet hendricks marty monson susan read linda squires karla white

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lois arthur sue fagelberg ann hoffman margaret owen anne rives karma stevens nancy wolfley

patricio billings pot garfield susan holdaway dianne peterson averil sansom laurel sweet carol woodward

jeneane campbell deann gittens nellie raye horlacher kathryn peterson julie show chris thomas

dee cavanaugh lynn ann gubler gayla howell shannon peterson judy short kaye thompson

caralee clyde pamela harwood brenda kendrick jenness pitcher

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dorci a daines elaine hatch jane kreutze r karalee p lott karma sonne gretchen vanderhoff

susan daines linda healy marjorie meadows joyce pollard linda sorenson jolyne vest

lo u ise degn peggy he flin susan miner ca rol ra ymond joa nn spencer pamela weste rberg

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This year Alpha Chi ' s have been active participants in a complete scale of campus activities. This year the sisters have been Student body, class, and AWS officers, queens over various organizations , song leaders , and Buzzer personalities. Some AXO activities have been a party for needy children at

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Christmas time, and the giVing of toys to the handicapped children . The social calendar included a Western Barn Dance, a Southern Mardi Gras party, a Fathers and Daughters party, and an oriental theme Winter Formal. The school year culminated with the Spring Formal in Ogden .

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gary adams larry burt mike erickson andy hansen danny kirkham richard moody greg rampton dave stoner

brent anderson ralph busco terry erickson larry hendricks michael kirk ham bill nyman marty ricks lyle talbat

robert barton joel carling scott fulkerson gordon herzog bob laubenheim dave olsen ed rigby herbert taylor

charles biddulph richard carlson donald gaddie andrew hilverda mike lelis wayne olsen jim riley robert taylor

leon blaser rex cotes john gai ley john iverson curtis loasli dennis palson greg robinson don thomas

joe bananno allan cook neil grotegut bruce jackson dick maschmeyer alan parrish nick rust rich watson

john brady ron devries robert gutke craig johnson larry mcclurg mardell parrish john shumway cliff shitehead

mark brady darrel dixon jeff gyllensko9 merlin judki ns larry mccullough brent plowman chris si monsen oreston white side'

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Pi Kappa Alpha, the first national Greek on campus, has had another successful year. The Pi kes are known for their red fire engine , which has been cruising around campus, high scholarship record , success In intramurals, and it is reported that the brothers are con-

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tinuing to tamp their share of sand on the political scene. Ranked among the top social events of the Greek calendar are the Pikes' annual Bowery Ball, Playboy Party, and the Spring Formal. The aim of Pi Kappa Alpha is to develop well rounded men, their motto being, " Put out for that . . . "

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phyllis ashment bonnie bills vicki hawkins martha manning sherry 01 son diane shields

aftan banks carla call pat higgins laura mcarthur su ovard sally shields

ginger barbaglia shirley coleman joyce hill kathy mcphee donna pace kathy stauffer

sue barns bonnie cromer su sa n howa rd madelon margan jolynne peterson lana theurer

linda bartan clara cahle carole jay karen nash pam poole kay thompson

ladawn bateson linda fait phyllis jorgensen barbara naylor gail raisbeck ruth vanderbeck

anne bauman annette glover carolyn king p"t nelson connie reeve

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Meet the Tri Deltas known as an individualistic sorority with one of the most attractive houses on campus. In their 6th year here they have a high national rating on campus, are well represented in responsible positions in USU activities, earn many top

honors, and excel in their varied areas of interest. Their service proiects show they are community-minded. Their backgrounds are varied many are non-Utahn, half have toured Europe and some plan to study there next year. They're ambitious and talented and their many achievements show it.

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ed biaski wayne hardy sterling rich ron zintz

stanley brawer mike hunter larry riddle

ray demeyer frank iarvis thom streit

richard frambgen bryce little tam taylor

carl gardner marty lomas camilo vieira

lee gi l lenwater mike lang david weesaoff

lawrence glover bob michael marc whitney

geo rge gregory rick morse robert wollner

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This year has truly been a period of Changing Times around the Pyramid of Delta Sigma Phi . Starting in the fall there was a detectable air of change which became apparent during the fall rush program. The Delta Sigs had a very successful rush program due to the ef -

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forts of the Rush Chairman and the entire active body working through the proved Delta Sigma Phi program of Engineered Leadership. The Delta Sig social calendar was highlighted by the Carnation Ball held March 6th at the Logan Elks Lodge, and the Sailors Ball held late in the Spring Quarter .

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kathy price pam steed kathv wilson

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elaine anderton sue crisfield kathy grover paula hyatt janet maw lynn reese kathy summers

jane barratt jane crookston ronna grover gay johnson marilyn merkley kathy riley susan sunderland

ann binns toni debloois brenda gunnell pat kasper margaret miller kay roberts linda taylor

mary brown shirleyerekson geri hanson julie krey pam murdock marianne schluss janet thompson

diane burgoyne myra erickson diane healy kari kuttnauer dorothy pally linda secrist carolyn waldron

kathy bushnell pam gabrielsen holly hestmark jennifer larsen carolyn poole cheryl smith gayle wangsgard

karla carlson greer gardner carolyn holt suzanne larson nancy poole dawn smith susan weeks

marjorie clegg kathy ges sel barbara hughes vicki littlefield ann a lee price sunee smith bon nie white

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Kappa Delta ' s most valuable assets are those friendly campus smiles. Homecoming sweepstakes and royalty headed the list which also includes class officers, cheerleaders, committee chairman, Junior Prom and Engineering royalty, and many others . But there is much

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more to Kappa Delta than a list of activities. The most important goal she has worked toward is that of scholarship, and success has been attained. The diamond shield the KD ' s wear over their heart signifies those principles of truth, of honor, of duty, and of friendship .

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dole odoms william cliff bryan dunn ernest huffman gory lloyd alvin ott wayne shurtleff mont willie

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ralph older mike connor bob erickson leon hunsaker phil lyman glen partridge hugh smith

kent alderman gory croner steve faulkner david in n is richard manning bart petterson jerry smith

richard baldwin stu crocker terry gladwin don jensen jon marsh glenn ray moe smith

russ barberio steve crooke

ke n hammond tom jenson frank maughan steve ritchey joh n taylor

gary bergreen bill culbertson joe hayes eldredge johnson mike moyes john ritchie david thompson

don billings curt darrow a lion hei skauen terry jones john nelson mike rovetto wayne tho rpe

will corey earl downey rodney hirschi richard knudsen ron nelson blair sargent leon ward

john cebula r bill duersch roger holbrook richa rd kusmierskl al nyberg ed scott warren mcintosh

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. .. a common storehouse of experience, moral rectitude and spirituality." This feeling of SPE National Brotherhood was carried to Utah State in 1936. "Since then the only thing restraining USU Sig Eps has been new horizons to conquer." By the end of Fall Quarter ten new men had gone active. The

intramural record shows a Sig Ep first in swimming, a second in football and basketball, and a third in skiing. Sig Ep actives were second in frat scholarship fall quarter. The social season was marked by many parties and was highlighted by the crowning of the Queen of Hearts.

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ruth dittmer susan larsen

betty ann gardner deanne lee

marilyn gee maryann mcdonald

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becky havens sherry miller

ann himes jean parrish

susan jenkins nancy taylo r

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AOPi, the newest sorority on campus, is looking forward to a grand future. It takes time for a sorority to get started, but this sorority is not waiting for time. The sisters have set their goals high, and they plan to reach their goal in the near future. Many new activities

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are being formulated for the growing membership. Even though the Spring Formal is the biggest event of the year, their annual Christmas Hayride, Winter Formal and various parties run a close second. AOPi is well known for its congenial and compatible membership. An AOPi girl is a friendly girl .

stephen adamson james evans brad leavitt marvin turner

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david albrecht ianice hall bud mcdonald ronald turner

heber baker don hartle dee murphy kent voorhees

robert brook wayne narwood richard pace craig vorwaller

shirl christensen richard hein steven pendleton thomas allan warr

iay cornaby gerald hill hal peterson stanley wood

curtis dag ley cody ienkins keith qua inbeg

keith dagley steve ienkins ioe roach

robe rt day stanley koyle marcus taylor

roger c. butterfield

Being relatively new to Utah State has not stopped AGR from contributing to the Greek system. The Alpha Omicron chapter of Alpha Gamma Rho was installed here in 1959. The extreme growth in members has enabled the house to show representation in numerous or-

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ganizations at USU, and AGR has noted a substantial increase in the number of pledges they acquired this year . USU 's chapter was host to the Fratern ity ' s Western Reg iona I Conference in March. The main social events are the annual Thanksgiving dinner, the Las Vegas party, and the Pink Rose Formal.

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fran bertelsen ruth cornaby kay hendrickson beth maughan jackie pazell marilyn snow paula whitehouse

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kathleen birken diana day rienne hickman pam meals geralyn peters cheryl snyman pat whitney

jacque bowen maryann fillmore karen hill marilyn miller beth rhees karma squires alice yanik

julie braberg sandy fish joann housley maridee mills paula rhees barbara stewart

elaine burnett deaun freeman bonita jacobsen nancy neibaur mary rigsby mary sycamore

judy byington julie griffin carol jensen nancy nel son pat ryan leslie thorpe

marilyn canoso carma hansen nancy jewkes jayne norton lorlilee scholes eda tippetts

pam corlson doris hansen jeanne lorsen nancy pace sandy scott nancy wa ldron

kathy carter shirley he arid kristeen lester kathryn parson christie smith carol we

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Chi Omega was the first national Greek sorority on campus, and since then Chi 0 has held a strong position through its many activities . This year Chi Omegas have held such titles as Snow Carnival Queen and Junior Prom Queen. The sisters have been class officers, Aggiettes, and cheerleaders.

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Within their modern-styled house they have eleven years of intramural trophies, which shows the diversity of the Chi 0 sister. This year the sorority presented a " Wonderful World of People " assembly, had a Ski Bum party and a Winter and Spring Formal.

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john baker tom clow james gosnell mike mazuran thomas olsen bob siebers paul woehlke

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james bamford del cook bob hammond alan mcculloch grant palfreyman tim sm ith john wyro

jonathan barber ken fergusen rey herbeck stephen meh ler brent peffer thomas spencer

tom bjorndol joe frozeni bart hogan dave merrell ronald pendleton ron stewart

ralph boren lyle fullmer bob hood steve millard dave phillips jerry stokes

john boyle terry glasgow randy jackson willie molini richard rasmussen don stone

bo call roy gorrell bob karikka dick montgomery lawry richards ray thurston

rudy castriuta tom gritzer dave kelly greg nye gail robertson scott wallin

j. r. christeSOn steve grupe w. d. kent, jr. paul o leson robert sch wart: mike wa ngsgoO

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Utah Upsilo n chap ter of SAE, g u ided by Phi Alpha and Minerva, came to Utah State in 1939. SAE is known for th e indiv id ua li sm t hat is present in the membership. O ne of the many outstand ing fea t ures of t his o rganiza tion is the diversified socia l activities co n -

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ducted by the broth ers. Th e Eli ot N ess party and the Little Sisters of Mine rva are examp les of th e unique sp i ri t of t he g roup . SA E has a st ro ng close-knit brotherhood whic h is comp lemen ted by membe rs from a ll p art s of th e cou ntry. The fraterni t y is we ll rep rese nted in all acti vi t ies of t he camp us.

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arlene andersan sheila gates celia schwieder dianne tracey

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virginia andersan judith hamic julie seal judy tracy

janet bishap lynne hess wendy simpson myra ullman

beth black lexie hill junita sinfield bonnie vaughan

susan call linda jahnsan bonnie smith judy ward

marbelle carsan nancy mcclain gail smith toni williams

kathy edwards pat mcdonald susan smyth

judy evans barbara olsen margaret thorn ley

janet fisher stephanie osenbvr9 deann tidwell

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The Sigma Kappas are a happy group of sisters who sponsor many activities. During Fall Quarter the Sigma Kappas hold their annual Western Dinner which is open to the public. Winter Quarter has an Ide s of March party, and Spring Quarter brings the Formal at which

the Sigma Kappa Favorite Guy is announced. The sisters recently moved into their new house on Greek row. It is one of the biggest and most modern on campus, so they are busy earning money to finance the landscaping around it. The Sigma Kappas are growing and expanding every year.

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val bangenter bill cook skip fish gerald ingalsbe steven macarthur craig murrdy jim rees mike stewart

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gordon barlow brent craven denny geertsen mark jensen dick madsen david nelson douglas robinson russell thompson

david bennion dam dahle tom gibbons bob jeppson robert malouf phil nelson marian roper nick treseder

charlie bracken dick davis todd gritzer clint judkins grant martinsen john obray brent sanford fred udy

brent bradbury robert davis doug hansen john kerr larry maw cha rles 01 son james shelton stephen ward

craig brewerton mike dunn kent hansen curti s knudsen bill mckinley allan payne norman siefkin dav id warren

charles broadbent dan eastman robert hansen john krey danny mei tom peterson chad smith brent watkins

larry bruner pete ennenga donn hilton carl lange barry moore george piergont fred smith steve whitmer

eliot brunson barry erickson ross huntingtOn john lee wayne moulden paul puzey dave spackman joh n williams

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In Hoc Signa Vinceo is the Greek motto of Sigma Chi Fraternity, meaning , " In this sign you will conquer ." Sigma Chi was one of the first Greeks at USU; it was installed here in 1926. The brothers of the Wh ite Cross are proud to hold title to the lighting of the " A, "

the unusual Sig Derby, and the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Since its founding, USU's chapter has been active and prominent in college affairs, including efforts in scholarship, and citizenship. Always mindful of the motto, the brothers of Sigma Chi are proud to represent their Fraternity on campus.

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joann hausley cheryl smith nancy neibaur suzanne mcmasters gayle wangsgard diane hunter deaun freeman linda hansen carolyn king carol brown terry cole linda mcintire mary sue rigsby marianne schluss barbara hughes rhonda hammond dee ann cavanaugh susan miner kathy birken peg heflin joann bateman

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leon j. adams lloyd ray adams marcia jane adams terry ross adams eric b. adamson bonnie allen

clair a. allen dixie lee allen m yrna allen sue allen peggy alley daphne amacher

clifton max amundsen arlene andersen clare andersen kenneth wayne andersen allan ray anderson dan melvin anderson

dennis e. anderson dora anderson douglas ray anderson dwight anderson fred jenson anderson gloria anderson

james perley anderson janet anderson kristine anderson legrande anderson elaine anderton bonne andreasen

thelma gay andrus susan kathleen anhder ronald aok i marsha archibald judy pat arciaga dorothy k. armstrong

joyce arnell darrel ashby lynn ashcroft phyllis ashment kent g. aston jane e. atchison

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arthur henry atkinson elizabeth atkinson myra atkinson blaine austin frederick austin richard austin

leanna baadsgaard robert carl bachmann linda bali$ margaret ball cherry ballard pauline ballard

kendall rodne y balls lesl ie balls mack wayne balls ginger barboglio ireta barfuss reed edward barker

mary sue barlow tom barnes jeff barney jane barratt william lloyd barrett james rodney barsballe

lyle b. ba rson rodney bartholomeusz david g. barton linda kay barton brenda bate men duane bough

peggy bough blaine baum beverly baxter tonya baxter pat beazer larry beebe

sandra elaine beesley layne belliston jeannette bench douglas g. bennett marie bennett neil howard bennett

luann bennion richard benson madilyn berg richard m. bergstrom melvin berrett marge berryman

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freshmen william d. bertalia jacqueline betti kenneth nalare bickfard brent stanton bingham ivan farley bingham maralyn bingham

terrell bird kathleen birkin marsha ann bjornn albert block delene block ladonna block

roy block ronald I. blackhurst terry g. b lau sheryl blonquist burke bodily ke ith bod re ro

karen thelma baggs bruce bosley steven don bourne scott bowcutt dianne bowen joy hansen bradfo rd

george p . bradshaw douglas brenchley david w . brest michael edward b ritt dole broberg patricio brench ley

connie bronson michael p. brooks elaine brough stanley chris brower terri brower

james henry brown

leslie rand brown melvin brown

robert c. brown stephen k. brown susan christine brown

thayle leland brown

robert bul lock roy orden bunderson william r. burbridge george burdock lisa burrell bonito burtenshaw

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kathleen bushnell mike butkus kay butler marilyn butler marcia buttars leslie kyach butters

neil john cafasso howord calder mike caldwell carla rae call susan call laurence s. cantwell

betty carol capener joel george carling kathy carlisle rulon duane carlile wilma faun carlisle johan otte carlson

nile d. carlson terry norm carlson ruth corn renee carnan mabelle ann carson

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gerald h. case rona Id cefa 10 ariel kent chatterton robert parley chase brent checketts allen christensen

burke a. christensen carl christensen gayla christensen john craig christensen scott christensen jane christian

boyd christiansen kathy christoffersen rick christy jack leon chruma julie chugg ralph chun

john clark marilyn clifford carolee clyde shirley ann coleman tanya collins lynn aldene comish

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freshmen william camptan kaye canrad dwight d. cook nadine cope brenda corbett dennis cornelison

nadine cox carolyn craner robert craven claudette crawford lynn crittenden stuart crocker

iana croft suza n ne cro It lane crookston ann crosslin cecilia dale dabel keith allen dagley

darcia daines chancellor damon karen daniels katheryn davis marleen dawson iohn dean

toni debloois glen bazi I deeben louise degn gary lynn devries david dickey reed dixon

lawrence dostie ann marie duhadway alice I. dunning ianice durrant I. i . dustman patricia rose earl

george i. economou s sam efnor linda egan pete phillip egoscue carol elliot dennis emerson

dee ann emett iulia ann england christine ensworth delbert wayne ericson i. d. evans peggy marie evans

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susan evans vicki evans bahram farahan bab fellaws marilyn felter gary leroy fenske

richard dale ferguson george russell ficklin larry findling david calvin finley janet lynne fischer sandra kay fish

lyman majar fisher randy fisher john r. fitzpatrick kathleen ann flanagan gregary fl int claudia sue fagelberg

stewart g. folkman bruce fannesbeck farreil g. farsberg reta ann fatheringham Iynene fawers becky fowkes

vicky fawkes ba rba ra fra me steve francis Iiliane francuz carolyn frank l in deaun f reeman

dennis freeman rad freer justa pastor frutos cheryl fuhriman james arthur fulks elliot john funk

kathleen gailey karen galli gordon ganderton sharon gardner philip geary kathleen gessel

ra ndal b . gib b dennis gibbons kathy gilgen lee t. gillenwater judy gillette vincent arthur giroux

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john louis gatfredso n judith ann goudie claudio grasteit sondra anne groves david greaves kathy green

nolo green keith greenhalgh connie gregersen george gregory sue elaine grilfiths jessie grover

steve grupe rosemary gudmundson janet gunderson robert gutke george gyllenskag alf gyllenskag

joel h. gyllenskog christine hocking lloyd haderlie solly hahn lynette ho le gory holes

ludy holes maloy holes stephen hial holes dianne hall rhonda hammond karla honsel

barbara hansen conly I. hansen doris christine hansen kenneth lee hansen lowell hansen oleen hansen

redgle hansen cheryl lynn hanson geraldine hanson la u ra thompson hards danny harris steven edward harris

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frank keith harrisan robert glade harrison karen jeanne hart dixie harvey claire elaine hatch henry jay hauser

samuel noble haymes linda clare healy kirk gordon heaton marilou heineken janeal heiner ronald j. hellstern

kathy hendricks kaye hendricks kristine hendricks faye henry kathryn hess sylvia marie hiatt

dee hicken marie higgs marian sue hill richard k. hill virginia lee hill marcia hillam

ruth hinmon jerry I. hofer j. roger holbrook tina hollands sandra holmes jill ann holmgren

caro l lee holt john w. homer daniel a. hondo robert lamar hood lynn hooley dennis p. howard

david howell gayla howell tanya hoyt lloyd hughes roy hugie maryann hull

vicei antonette hullinger wayne I. hunsaker judy ray hunte r lee hunter ralph e. huntzinger david hurd

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terrilyn mae irvin randal joe isaacson mie ito dewayne lyman ivers john ben iverson dawn o' roe ivie

larry m . jackson randal jackson richard jakle carolyn james shirley jasperson pamela jenkins

margaret jennings j. leanne jensen kirk leslie jensen linda jensen margaret rae jensen sandra christene jensen

sheila marie jensen stanley jensen carol jo jergensen reunell jessop li nda johansen . wynn john

dennis johnson irene johnson jay johnson leeland nyal johnson reid nels johnson ross layne johnson

terry johnson dwane jones elaine jones harold william jones janis jones linda jones

mabel elaine jones mary louise jorgensen roma dawn judd donna rae kaiser jill karren roy lynn kay

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kathleen kearns karen kearsley brenda kendrick eddy kennington seyd khademÂˇhaghighat mary lynn kidman

kristine kimball dianna lei kincer carolyn king joyce kinghorn maude kirby hans j. klossner

carol knight dennis lee knisely birthe knudsen curtis knudsen gerald koetitz james kohler

robert kolan nopbhan krairiksh sharon kupka barbara kusisto joe lacey laura lee laker

biki g. lambert brent duane larsen jennifer larsen jim h. larsen reed warren larsen cathy larson

fred leroy larson judith larson nolan o. larson frank curtis last lawana law beatrice e. lawrence

gary a. lawson valay laub carol leavitt donna lefevre becky leonard alan lepper

sandra leth ann louise lewis bruce lindhorst george david lindimore benito lindsay bryce b. little

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freshmen phillip homer lloyd sharon lofthouse gayle lott sallie lovell r. dean lowder howard luthy

edward lyon delon madsen lo rraine malet ray malouf martha manning jay marchant

ma ri lyn mil ler jon marsh bob martin gloria mauchley glenda lee maxwell sha ron mcbride

patsy ruth mccracken richa rd mcdonald wil lard mcdonald jim mcghan craig mcgregor leg ronde n. mcgregor

kathleen mcg regor ethel mckee barbara mckell robert michael mckim na ncy joa n mclaws linda mcpherson

dar lene mecha m richard r. medske r jardi mhooshma nd meh r sue memmott

beryl merkley deanna lynne merri II

ven na messinger

susan mester dennis michaelson annette faye miller barbara mille r judie ly nn miller

lynn a. mi l le r suzanne miller m:lrie rhodes milne r robert howard miner wa l lace a. mitchell jerry rae mobley

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kathleen maare marjorie moore david grant monsen charles morris bruce daniel moulton beatrice mueller

john alyn murdoch betty c. musgrave alarik folke myrin art nadel banborn naraballobh carol nate

maree naylor annette neibaur benjamin k. nelson gloria ne lson nancy jo nel son perry lang nelson

vicki nelson spencer nichols dianna nicholson sheila niederhauser floyd jens nielsen m. kim nielsen

suzanne nielsen david jerald nielson ronald roy nielson s. val norma n jayne norton gwenivere olsen

john robert lewis rosemary james ronald jim steve

o l sen olsen olsen olson olson olson

kathryn orme david lee ormond stephanie m . osenburg james barry osoro dennis o. osterhout donna pace

alan w . palmer jean parrish mardell c. parrish dennis I. parson kathryn parson frederick w. passey

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marilyn pehrsan steven pendletan edith luann penavich patricia ann perry braaks petersen cliffard j. petersen

luc ille petersen margaret ann petersen marva petersen

rabert andrew petersen sharel I. petersen dianne petersan

hal petersan martha sue peterson shana robyn peterson shannon peterson sharon peterso n tana pete rson

frederi ck pettingill adde lynn pinson richard pixton susan polson james a. porter kent dee porter

paula porter stan ley lee powell betty elaine posey lynn gordon potts anna lee price boyd e. price

I inda I. price luanne p rice merlin jay price relf leonard price ada jane pugmire laraine pugmire

luann purser paul puzey keith quarnberg lind a quayle richard d. rallison

dennis rasmussen

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robert a . rasmussen rona Id I. ravi lie ann rawli ns john scott raymond s. curtis reed mary lou reede r

david glen rees carol ann reese kathy reese lynn reese barbara reid michele I. reynolds

barbara ann rich carol ina richards lawrence mark richards ha rold richey carol onn riemer dianne rigby

va l dean riggs jim riley michael c. riley bonnie ann roach gordon robbins reed gordon robins

douglas h . robinson theresa lynne robi nson maxine robison lynn earl roderick gregory joy rogers paul rogers

marsha ann rollins stirland rooh r julie ann rose susan rosenbaum alice rochelle ross susan russell

nicholas c. rust carol sadler sandi sagers lynda sandburg victoria mae sanders elmo sandoval

hobson sandoval rob ert ordell sanford dale saxton roger sayer reynold I. schenck sandra k. scheuffele

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freshmen brent schew jean schiess stephanie schultz william john scott gary richard seaman max w. seamons

robert secrist kent dee servoss robert severt karen shaffer dennis lynn shaw julie shaw

sal l y shields pam shirley mary francine shobe paul henry shriber john shumway wayne v. shurtleff

sharon kae siddoway brent daniel simper gwendolyn sim"son juanita sin field carol jean skabelund steve skinner

william slusser

susan smee pauline kay smellie a. bruce smith barba ra smith barbara ann smith

bettie smith b ruce smith chloe smith connie sue sm ith eldene smith gail smith

gary smith grant lee smith jesse rick smith legrande smith linda jane smith linda marine smith

maryam smith norma smith robert smith ruth smith saundra smith stephen smith

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donna smithies susan smyth marilynn snow

susan sommers karma jean sonne dorothy sorensen

robert sorensen perry h. sorenson vickie soulier dennis spain dennis herbert spence r norman douglas spencer

thomas leg rand spencer pamela karen steed carol steffen kathleen steffen dixie stephens james byron sterzer

julie ann stewart dallas fred stiver von stocking paula vee stokes terry stokes stuart nelson stone

david martin stoner james e. b. stuart jay suisse margie sumida kathy summers cheryl regena sunada

sheila roxana sunada kathleen sutton

susan swainston sharo n louise swaner sharon ann swanner robert swartz

janice taft rose ann taft gail tanne r mary beth tanner stephen tarbet feddie lynn tatton

howard taylor kathleen taylo r rhenon taylor zora rae taylor linda terwillegar susan theurer

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freshrTlen chris thomas jon paul thomas paulette thomas stanley j. thomas thomas peter thomas david neil thompson

fred h. thompson lynn thompson william d. thompson karla thornto n william lynn thorpe leeann thornton

gertrude ann todd ellen tolman judy tolman danny I. tompkins jerry torbensen dianne marie tracey

kathleen truman glen tsu april tsuya clark b . tucker sharon sue tunbridge garn c. turner

judy kaye turner marvin r. turner renee turner gory turpin donna marie twiss barbara jean udy

fred I. uhler ilene kay uhrich myra b. ullman william edwin ulmer david ulrich richard d. vanausdal

may lynne vance marie jose vandenwijngaert bonnie jo vaughan jolyne vest gory michael vickrey raymond c. vogel

rosemarie wabel joseph howard waddell 01 ive geneva waddoups dick wade brent wadsworth linda lou wahley

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preston joy waite anita june waldron nancy ann waldron paulette walker scott dee wollin dean walton

joann wangsgard odele louise word byron v . word judy lynn word dee judith wore evelyn warren

kathleen watkins carol watson richard watson nephi chad watt douglas earl watts raynor a . weaver

darwin weeks susan weeks david allen weeshoff franklin lorenzo west sondra west marsha wheeler

don white janis whitehead john brent whitehouse robert whitesides leslie whitney madeline wiehardt

seth g. wilcox krista wilhelmsen arthur thomas williams tonie williams dennis wilson george winquist

annette wise joyce wiser lee w. wohlgemuth nancy cheryl wolfley ann wood pamela wood

carol woodward connie woolsey susan woolums janet wrathall linda wray donald bloke wride

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calvin wright linda wright lynn a. wright ron wright robert john wuest jerry I. wursten

co rolyn wuthrich joann yamasaki judith joyce yeates linda yocom donald alexander young douglas einer young

jerry young richard nelson young roy young peter a. zimowsky charlene zollinger judy zollinger

lorin zollinger richard zollinger ronald zollinger

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sadeq abouhamad douglas abrams mark lynden ackerman lela adai r dyanne adams john cook adams

kathy adams marilee adams vaughn p. affleck hyacinth akalaonu bruce edward allen carol ann allen

grant I. allen marcia allen stanley d. a ll en sherman b . allred jackie alston eric m. altenhoff

cless ga i I a Ivey reese m. andersen arlyn nye anderson dale anderson david lynn anderson janet anderson

john nels anderson robert d. anderson susie anderson tim anderso n la rry eugene andre roberta m. appel l

beatrice appe lton vijay h . arakeri john archibald judy argy le tom armstrong gladys earlene arnold

jacqueline asay dale foerster astle suzanne atkinson dav id king austin sandra a ustin jeanne bachman

judy baggett luann bagley gary bailey alan john bair alan louis baker douglas jesse baker

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-_ - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - s o p h o r n o r e s robert boker bonn ie boll janice ballard brent wayne barfuss fredrick burt barfuss lorry kent barfuss

susan alice barnes barbara barron marilyn barrus ba rry r. basse lynn roger batterman barbara bough

dove baumgartner linda baxter william roger beach claudio beck stuart d. beins wallace f. bennett

bonnie roe benson karen bergeson rodney bergholn bruce berntson joyce berntson annette beutler

dole bevan denise bingham gory paul bingham sharon bingham bruce kay birchell richard e. bird

arvel bitters beth block james f . blackwood raymond antone bleesz eileen bodily sharon lynn bodily

carolyn bodrero ralph o. boren verno jean boyer richard I. bracken robert lee brady joan bragonje

jerry elaine brandt craig h. brewerton charles d . broadbent maryann broadbent julie broberg eileen brockman

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martha brue vern barry bruggeman steve budge marilyn buehler william e . burdock vicky burgess

m. douglas burke ianet burr timathy andrus burr ianet burt bennah burtan claudia burtan

iayce burton lawrence d. burton bonita bushnell danna bussane iulie anne butler chris buttars

marilyn buttars mantana butterfield barbara ann bybee blair I. bybee ierry byrd ruth byrne

colon glen bywater terry caldwell carole call kathryn merle call victor brent cannon camille carter

kathleen carter kathryn carter sheldan case ioel r. casey dee cavenaugh ierry cerullo

muhammad shafi chaudry cannie checketts ioy child iohn I. chipman bruce marshall chipp linda chisholm

dave christensen iudy ann christensen kenneth w . christensen norman g. christensen stephen w . christensen marion brent chugg

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_----------------------sophornores carma hazel clark randy clark judith lynn clever patricia lee collet mary beth coltrin keith glen candie

michael jude connor myrlene cook eileen cooley helen cooley kaylene cooley eileen coombs

I indo cooper stanley cooper david frank coppin cheryl cordon ann corne ll john I. cowan

betty cox

susan cox coleen lula crandall robert lamar crane, jr. sue crisfield andrew jay critchfield

faye ann croney diane cropper william culbertson tom culligan brian cunninghame ann curfew

kathleen curtis gloria czepe l ka nada jean dahlke susan daines robert k. dang judy kay daniels

linda darley jay earl darrington curtis darrow john w. davenport brian j. davis malin mark davis

susan irene davis bonnie day richard k. de moss eugene dennis gary dew john domina

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sylvia douglass chad downs leslie michele downs ronald drake marianne drakulich dennis lloyd draper

lana dressier arthur driggs iohn michael dryden r. durrell duce dean woodrow duke diann carol duke

ioann duncan iayne dunford davis dunn lawrence a . dwon elaine eastmond carol ebert

roberta mary edwards david eugene egbert armon laron ehlert I. bruce ehlert ioseph ahad elsmore mansoor emralshool

pete ennenga dale ensminger barry austin erickson myra erickson steven erickson nancy ethington

marianne fames

leeann farnsworth stephen h. faulkner cheryl fehlman carolee felt la vaun fenske

i. terry field carol firth kathlene follett douglas fonnesbeck ioel s. foote phyllis forsey

iackie fortier iud ith marilyn foutz ann fowler bodo fritzen sandra fulks larry bronson fuller

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- - -- - -- - - -- - - - - - - s o p h o rn ores pam gabrielsen mary jayce gamble bryce gardner carl f. gardner geneal gardner pamela ann gard ner

marilyn gee wayne b. gessel mansour ghaed-sharafi ga ry gibbons carolyn gibson terry glodwin

sue ann godderidge ethel leola go ff christine golson jack m. k. gonzales judy gowa ns he rbe rt w. greenhalgh

Iyn griffiths diane grotegut kathy grover steven d. gunderson b renda gunnel I julie a. hadfield

janet hadley dennis wayne hakanson garen a. hale bon n ie hall judy hall cheryl hailing

judy ham berlin edmund ross hammond louise hammond donald ray hanks w ill iam hanohano, jr. connie hansen

douglas jay ha n sen donice hansen evelyn kay hansen kristeen hansen marilyn hansen ma ryin hansen

jeanne hanson jahn alma hanson robert g. harris ruth harston doug las harwood pamela harwood

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mar i lyn m . hasfurther ferr is d . hatch patsy lee hatch v icki hawk ins allan he i skanen trudy hemmert

paul I. henderson el izabe th a . hendricks douglas lee hesse clair hicks arthur higley wade lee hill

yvonne napua hill joseph dale hillam robert hills ann larayne himes harry t. hinman raymond hinton

doreen keetch hi rschi loran I. hirschi cheryl hitt karol hobbs kay sandberg hodges ann hoffman

carolyn hogge clark holdaway katherine hollands steve holmgren carolyn holt nancy holt

leo allen hovinga david reed howell susan kay howell shirley ann hubble jane hughes thomas trow huish

charles hulme lanae hunsaker merle leon hunsaker alfred b . hunter ross hunti ngton karren huppi

mary lynn hyde lynda ivory robert lewis james carol jensen dianne jense n kent j. jensen

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_----------------------sophornores patricia I. jensen nancy jewkes ann I. johansan thomas neal jahn diane johnson henry calvin janes

phyllis jorgensen morris kabili hossein kalantary diane ruth kearl cheryl keck judy keele

albert d. keeler james kelly michael h. kennedy geargia kenny gary gene kensmoe janet kercher

michael winfield key terry kidd geraldine king rodney j. king ralph c. klingsporn mary klopf

charles glade knight ed ith knighton sandra knutson warren k. kobayashi steven j. kohler charles kunz

richard b. Iamb roger michael lamb james w . langford jean larsen lorene la rsen marilyn larsen

suzanne larson

richard lawrence pauline laws j. dewayne lee john lee jean barbora lees

charles lejambre carlo grant lemon elizabeth liddle michael haldane lilley kenneth leo lillywhite max limb

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donna lindsey dennis jay linton sue littlefield vicki littlefield cathy long gaylen d. loosle

curtis grant loosli eldon c. louder richard j. low robert lyon cherril madsen john h. magleby

kooros mohit mahmoudi suzanne marble phillip markham jay lewis mason alan h. masumura edith matthews

gary lee matthews clara jean maughan ralph b. maughan joanne mauth michael I. may laura mcarthur

linda mcentire laura mckenney dennis mclane suezann mcmaster

margaret mcne i ll glade mcquarrie

alice jo mcqueen kathleen mcphee pamela meals samuel allen medford richard s. meng lynn merrell

darla merrill william k. michaelson steve mickelsen dorothy ann miller edwin kent miller margaret miller

ray minkler dixie ann mitchell patricia ann molascon robert kent molgard ronald kent moiler mehdi siamak monadjemi

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_ - - -- - - - - - - - - -- -- - - - - -- sophornores sarah ann monsen lavaun reed monson david I. montgomery carol I. moore connie rae moore joyce moore

kenneth moore jylene morgan molly morrison ronald mortensen gerald elbert mortimer mary jane moss

michael moyes nyla muhlestein vicki murdock douglas b. murphy nancy nadauld kianoush nadjibi

marilyn note diane neilsen clark alan nelson kay nelson maryanne nelson robert newswander

terry I. niederhauser kathryn s. nielsen elaine nielse n larita nish darrel m. nuttall loraine obe rhans ly

mary oldham jul ie oldroyd clark lynn olsen david nolan olsen marilyn olsen wayne g. olsen

thomas a. olsen gilbert orme carolyn ormond margaret k. owne ly le j. packer stanley marve packer

cecilia paiva glen d. palmer dennis a. porker pot porker alan parrish glen arthur partridge

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robert keith paulsen lee ann perkins luell j. perrett kathryn petersen jim c. petersen bruce r. peterson

carl lynn jolynne karen mary lou nancy patricia kay

petersen peterson peterson peterson peterson peterson

paul petterborg ernest bart petterson h. nolan phillips lana gay phillips carolyn pickett s. jeanne pierce

annette pinder penny plant sunny plott lowell brent plowman denise gay pollack joyce pollard

linda pond nancy poole leon poulsen neil poulsen polli proffit donna quaderer

maxine quist

kent v. radford myrna randall abdul khaliq rashidi phyllis rasmussen shirley rasmussen

tom raunig carol raymond

susan ann read billie lee redington tom reese

sally reeves

tito reyes dora leen rich trudy rich florence richardson mary dorothy rigsby calvin anthony riley

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_ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - s ophornores karen lee roberts gail robertson melvin j. robey sheila robinson sherrie robinson dorothy robi son

carol ann rock sharon rock clifford a. rockstead anne rogers lee merritt rogers r. john rominske

robert franci s rose kay rosenlund elna jean roundy vaun d. ryan susan ruth ryser don wendell sanders

janet sanders david dudley sargent scott sawby marianne schluss janice schmett grant john schmidt

ron schow richard schreyer don scudder richard c. seamons linda secrist christine seely

ronald sessions richard w. shannon carol sharp alan bert shipley judy short norm siefkin

kathy simmonds kay lee simpson william w. skidmore jackie diane skinner john t. skinner dee ann smart

cheryl smith glena dawn smith lane drew smith keith w. smith marsha smith stephen p. smith

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stephen wayne smith susan smith kendall d. snarr mansoor soloimani royce sorensen calvin boyd sorenson

keith sorenson carla spencer joann spencer kathy stauffer

carma stevens mark stevens

marcia stowell jay stuart spencer e. stucki george h. studinski allen swalberg laurel eve sweet

alan swierk marilyn talbot justin tanner karen diann tanner herbert taylor kay taylor

linda taylor nancy louise taylor spencer leavitt taylor ted terrel nanette theurer william f. thiele

kathleen thomas gene s. thomson joan thomson sherman thomson janet thompson tim j. thorpe

shirlene thurston lois timmins kathleen tingey duane francis torsak raida tovey judy tracy

kathleen transtrum carol tussing jane ungricht ruth kay vanderbeek lorna vannoy robert carl vansweden

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_----------------------sophornores kathleen varley iames wadley carolyn waldron christian bitner walk clark wangsgard gayle wangsgard

lorene word mary louise word bert wasson douglas watanabe adonna watki ns ieffre y watkins

marilyn watkins marsha watts robert watts trudy wayman cheryle wettstein dole ancel whorton

belva whitback connie whiting lorry whitmon grant widmer merl y nn wilker ronald t. willes

pamela ethel wilson william lynn wilson iohn david wimmer leland winger aileen winn margaret winn

steven I. winword don woodcock io ann woodruff wayne woodward bobbie deane worthen ion wallace wright

lee wrede patricio lee yamamoto boyd i . yancey annette young io ann young susan zollinger

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larry ross abplanalp doris adamson joseph badell allen ted tazer allsup brent anderson carolyn jay anderson

ladawn lamar larrie m. kaye ross kay neil g.

anderson anderson anderson anderson anderson anderton

doyle andrew ilene arbon john roger arnell henry p. arriz marilyn ashcroft john ashurst

leonard d. atkinson linda auman lloyd austin william jacoby baden carma bagnell che ry I sue ba i r

ba rry baker joe ball carole d . bangerter dennis barbian ruth ann barker cheryl bateman

mary francine bateman tommy baxter carolyn behling lawrence j. bell ward belliston ronald clyde bennett

clifford h. bergera pauline bethers tom beveridge wilford donald biesinger ma rilyn bingham karen birkin

janet bishop wesley m. bitters dee anna blackburn judy rae blanpied james n . bodie richard wayne boothe

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__----------------------------------------------------Ju nlc>rs gerald bawcutt j. edword bowden robert bawe james leroy boynton donald bradford george bradshaw

john lee brady ralph brenchley joann bridge deann s. broadbent lee stokes broadbent tom broberg

carol brown mary brown jackee buckley anita budge bruce phillip budovec john buist

barbara bullock william burgi stephen joe burrie ronald b. burt judith burton kathleen butler

james dwayne bybee carolyn cahoon wayne carlson marianne chambers

n. jerry chatterton jessie christen

barbara christensen boyd j. christensen dean christensen Ired christensen janet christensen linda christensen

ruth h. christensen ted j. christensen tonya christensen colleen christiansen kirk robert clark deland e. claymore

james orin coleman

michael I. collett john colley lynn h. collings coren condie allan cook

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willard scott cook da vi d lynn cox richard I. crapo m ike craven richard creed claire jeanette crisp.

morris edwin crisp evelyn crook fred I. dahle narman d . daines corte brunalene dalla arlene dallimore

ralph clyde dart russell g. davies donald m. davis elaine davis gaylene davis jay albert davis

robert day george m. dekan walden draney bruce a. draper gayle drollinger grant g. drollinger

john s. durham donna lou i se eagar george david elder ken eldredge cl ifford elsmore larry deloy ence

dan roundy erb lorraine k. ericksen wayne b. erickson richard e. felt james reed fisher charlotte folkman

tom francisco kay frandsen myrna freer pattie froerer claudia fuhriman clarence john funk

julia camile funk betty ann gardne r kent s. gardner robert gardner richard garrard sheila I. gates

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Juniors julene d. geilman jesse morris gerrard noel c. gill claud glazier david fisher godfrey alice gold

eldon c. golightly nansi gordon donna I. graff norene graham donald kenneth gray douglas anderson gray

lynda gray william s. greaves thom walther gritzer david I. griffith robert grond george haas

bruce had field mary hall sherrill dean hall rose ann hamblen janet hami Iton lynn c. hanks

carma jean hansen jay vard hansen kathleen hansen lynn r. hansen robert hansen yetta marie hanson

douglas b. hardman charles hards anne hardy leann hardy bob harris janet harris

ferrin leslie harker carolyn hart w. kent haslam vickie ann hatch art havan rex e. hawkins

richard c. haycock nancy hayhurst shirley hearld paul edward heckman terry heiner joanne hempel

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cheryl henderson orlene henrie morlene henrie sue hermonsen connie lee herndon dallas b. hess

joyce hill sharee hill conrad neil hillman a. j. hiltenbrand roxanne hines kenshiro hirota

lavall e. hirschi mike hodges john kent hodson jacquelyn holbrook raymond I. hoth merilyn hovey

susan janet howard gorden I. hughes t. joy hughes odele hunter uela may hunting deanna sue hurd

robert I. hurley keith frank hyer hubert r. issei ruth izott lorry a. jackson robert jackson

dole gordon jones vo l jordine bonnie kaye jensen kay jensen melba i. jensen sheryl jensen

karrie jenson orvid b. jeppson carol johnson ferron johnson janis johnson j. raymond johnson

jerry kermit jones marilyn jones douglas c. kapke kay keeler dean urban keiser david keller

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~-----------------------------------------------------Junl()rs paul kennedy richard v. kenningtan ann kingdan russell I. kingsley danna kirk june koetitz

mary vern ice kotler paul w. kotter barton kunz calvin c. kunz merry aloha kunz neil I. kunz

kari kuttnauer brent j. lapray camma larsen janice k. larsen kathleen larsen scott larsen

aria larson william alfred larson lynn laudenberger eleanor lawrence lynda lawrence leon leavitl

carolyn lewis bruce e. lind carolynn livingston madalynn livingston william j. livingston martin lomax

lynn longhurst ali asghar lotfian brent lovell sue lovell john robert lund sue ann lytle

tammy mabrito kerry jean mackey marvin mackey judee macneil fred manning cheryl pace marcum

ray laverne marcum frank henry marker francine markos william kemp martin, jr. edward martini anne marie masini

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robert f. mayo mike mazuron cola m. mcallister james r. mccammon loma gay mccammon cheryl mcclellan

gene h. mcdaniel maryann mcdonald anne mckenzie linda gay mckinnon mikal a. mckinnon sandra memmott

rena lee mercer pamela merrill beth merritt robert michael terral michaelson eldon hale miller

lucille miller martha miller shannon mccune miller sherry miller terry dee miller chad I. mitchell

gary s. miya luetta monson roy monson kenneth y. moody thomas j. moore richard morrin

george taylor morrison houshang morasl i patricia dale mundy william j. myrick priscilla irene nash jane nelson

jeannette nelson william roy nelson kathryn I. nielsen keith nielsen david niemann paul max norton

norman lee norton gregory nye jean o'bray constance ogden lynn ogden susan ogden

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Juniors bonnie ann olman brent olsen edith ca mille olsen joann olsen eleanor marie olson kathleen marie olson

deann orison marvin I. orr janis orton marvin m. pace richard I. pace blair pack

c. leon pack richard packer judy page blair painter beverly ann palmer julie parker

marilyn mathie parker ronald james parker harold d. parkinson olaf pau l sen carolee pay richard c. peardon

denice lea pearson ronald s. pendleton everett m. perry michael conrad pestka george h . peternel joyce petersen

linda j. petersen rodney cla i r petersen barbara peterson bobette peterson ivan morrell peterson jane peterson

marilyn diane peterson sherid howard peterson william s. petrunich joan s. phipps david r. pinegar joan piquet

homer a. pittard douglas I. polson carolyn poole charles m . powers douglas merrill price jean price

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c. douglas qua y Ie hedvat rahmat dav id I. rampton mar jorie randle arvona raw li ngs r. jay rawlings

sharon readi ng dennis j. reeder gay len I. reese harriet richards russell richards warren c. richards

orrian kent rich vern richey larry j. ricks susan ricks Ion riggs brent wiley ritchie

kathy robe rts marti roberts donald ray robertson jay leon robertson w. brent robinson barbara ellen rohrer

karma jean reusch pat ryan mohamad solar jerry sandberg blair sargent lavon satterthwaite

marrae satterthwaite v ictor charles schafer larry james schmidt jolene schuldt diane schwartz robert c. scothern

sandra scott m . anne scoville john re id seamons mar i ly n seegmiller richard e. sellers linda sue sessions

fred lyman shaffe r darlis sharp kathryn m. sharp gary cecil shaw warren e. shepherd duane sheridan

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diane skinner reed o . slough gory morvin sloop carolyn c. smith chad bryan smith gayle j. smith

kent w. smith paul leslie smith sidney smith karen snow junior songer olton clair sorensen

william h. sorensen barbara spencer linda squires john russell stander bob stearns dwain steffan

dole brent stephens jackie stephens leslie stephens patricio roy stephens michael I. stephenson carolyn stettler

lyman b. stevens portio stevens jerry dee stevenson barbara stewart louis russell stuart gwendolyn goy steele

neil m. stewart michael james sullivan brenda summers charles e . sunderland richard syetich nancy swallie

norman lee swallie mike sweeney victor takao gordon m. taylor joe taylor s. elwynn taylor

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j . steve taylor linda terry stanley m. terry john lehman thalman robert thatcher linda kay thomas

clark jeffrey thompson theo w. thompson janet thurman lloyd d. thorsted roxie throckmorton jay eugene thursted

bonnie marie tingey willis a. tingey said ahmad toghraee david orton topham michael I. transtrum raymond uharriet

lawrence I. vance phil w. vance laverne vanderschaaf michael venner merna voyce anne wadley

tom wallace joan walsh michael d. wangsgaard curtis ward karen rae ward chery II warren

daniel aaron wasson jacqueline watkins john f. watson marie watt

winston kenneth watts charles roger west

brent westergard eileen western f. robert wetherell james howard whear judith white kay lynn white

paula whitehouse paul whitesides carol whiting barbara lynn whitlock patricia ann whitney linda wilding

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vonda wi II son linda wilson paul winward larry dean winger chad perston winn parley nyman winn

merilyn dolores witten douglas wood marilyn wood stanley wayne wood vern watt wood ierry r. woodland

maurice byron wright richard buist wright sheldon dale wynder kenneth yamamoto ray william yamauchi arthur harold yeager

robert m. yelland richard perry young scott young linda zollinger

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lynette adams humanities and arts william howard adams business and social science judith ann affleck home and family life eileen agee business and social science boyd alder engineering frank scott alexander business and social science

arlo allen engineering james frankl in allen science mervin bruce allen humanities and arts deanne ollphin education flora lean anderson education jane anderson home and family life

kenneth dean anderson agriculture ladell andenon education larry r. anderson engineering lynne alton anderson science r. gerald anderso n science ke nt archibald engineering

thomas noel archibald education wilford astvasadoorian engineering julie kay auble home and family life owen h . auger engineering henry r. bogadinski engineering arthur o . bailey business and social science

steven w . bailey bUSIness and social science james henry bair, jr. humanities ond arts bonnie baird education ruth ann baldwin education james douglas ballif engineering catherine bander business and social sCience

linda barben education jonathan barber business and social science pamela bartow home and family life james r. barry forestry robert barton forestry sandra dee basse humanities and arts

je,,1 bateman business and social science vol I. baleman business and social science ray o . beaumont engineering edward r. becker engineering anthony w. beckslead engineering richard bell forestry

linda bennion humanities and arts patricia bennlon science larry e . beutler educotion pamela jeanne beven home and family life sharron nell bevan business and social science jennie binando education

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business and social science debra blackham

business cnd social science pau la blockinton

business and social science

barbara blanchard humonities and oris

joanne blanchard business and social science sherry june bluemel humanities and orts sh e ldon d . bon education dennis g . borden engineering

o . ann boston humonities and orIs

carma boudrero

home and family life harvey walter boyce business and socia l science beverly e . boyer

education jerry e . boyns engineering

david r. bra_g9ar science

david b. braithwaite enginee ring

joan brondley

larry brandon business and sociol scie nce tom brewst.r bus iness and social science

jean bringhurst hame and family life

paul brooks education

ester broughton humanities and a rts

robert broughton huma n ities a nd arts

claude brown education

jo ann brown home and family life

norma brown education

david earl buckanan education

kaye I. buckanan education

charles buckner education

ve rn budge humanities and arts

barry burdett huma n ities and a rts

flora burke educa tian

lee h . burk e business andsocia l sci ence

joanne burnett education

carol maxine burton education

larry ben call humanities and a rts

wynn w . call education

alice compbell home and fami ly life

donald w . campbell huma nities and arts

lewis warren campbell forest ry

rex verly campbell fo restry

richard Ie. campbell educatio n

pamella s. copener humanities and arts

leon m . capps business and socia l scie nce

carl carlson engi neering

mary costillo education

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phil ip john cost Ie educat ion douglas j. castleton human ities and arts kathryn ca stleton home ond fam ily life michael o. caulfield eng ineer ing david cederholm brian chambers educat ion

arlene christen se n educat ion brent earl christensen forestry glenna moe christensen educat ion karen beth christensen educat ion 1i10' lee christensen education mary christensen educat ion

nancy a . christiansen educat ion jere j. christner forestry rodney claric educat ion glenna clawson educat ion mildred kay d . clay science ron t. clay forestry

marjorie clegg education williamc . cliff eng ineer ing gary all.n coleman education ervin ray cowley forestry john aldan COl( science kar.n h . Cal( educat ion

william c. COl( engineering m.redith cragun education cheryl crawford home and family life jean nelson crisp educat ion rita june critchfield educat ion jerald crittenden education

kay crockett education ronald f. crystal science thomas stuart crystal business and soc iol science richard cutl.r forestry bonnie lou dailey education terry a . dallin agriculture

robert dolton forestry danae dona home and family life robert dana eng ineering byron robert dansie eng ineering m. david darbani bus iness and social sc ience karen david education

don kent davis business and soc ial science deven russell davis science richard everett dayton sc ience emest dean forestry michael lynn debtooi s business and social sc ience jerome variean decker engineer ing

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gary spencer dlHman humanities and orts Ion dittmon

huma nities a nd orts o . lowell dittmer hu manities and o r ts

roy e. dixon scie nce sam micke' divingnno scie nce larry f. dorius engineering

losia welch douglas educa tion Irene down s home and family life ""gene floyd drake science

eugene c. draney en gineering

stanley dubois forestry

loseph w . dunford forestry

bart hyma s .bom hu manities and orts laree edwards b usi ness a nd soci a l science marilyn de. egan home and fa mily life kathryn elialon science

. Ioine .lIis business and sociol science lames d . elwell scie nce

margaret ann empey home and fa mily life barry grant england a g riculture doni ercanbrack ed uca tio n dole kay erdmann business an d social science meHa erickson education larry esplin busi ness a nd soci a l science

beverly ann evans gary allen evan s forestry jerrie lee evan s home and fa m ily life ludith rae evans educatio n kaye evans education william duane evan s agricultu re

arthur lyman fenn educa tio n lame. rex ferrin bryce I. f ielding e ng inee ring alma Ie. fisher science e. I.on fisher fo restry linda fisher education

melvin fo"ne.beck b usi ness a nd social scie nce william emmett ford science lyle c. forrest ed ucat io n beHe francis ed uca tio n michael john franko education charles Irving frost e ng inee ring

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he ber full er business and social science s usan full er education pat gallagher business and social science harold wayne galv in business and social science g lady s gardner home and family life nancy ga rdner home and family life

royann ge lnlnger education wilford val georg e science dale gerry forestry richard e ldon gibby business and social science andre w ramsa y g ifford education ronald gillette education

dav id lose ph gladde n engineering terrence frank g lover business and sociol science w illiam dudley goble education Ian is marie goodwin business and social science roy w e ndell gore forestry g e ne gould business and sociol science

clair h. g riffin humanities and arts kent I. griffin business and social science tom roger grimme" business and social science clinton c. groll forestry gayle n t. g rover engineering leila g rover education

ronald gN well education paul gunde rson agriculture vilay gupto engineering marie gyllen skog education david r. haag forestry lud lth haba.h l home ond family life

robert hahne engineering bruce hall business and sociol science d iane I. hall humanities and o rts ronald d . hall forestry donald halterman business and social science lorry hammond scie nce

claud io marie hancey humani ties a nd arts denni s hancock engineering valdon booth hancock forestry richard hande l education calley deans haneberg home and family life lack a rnold hannlolm education

dee christa ln hansen

e ngineering donald t. hansen forestry harris w . han sen engineering lynda han son education e. marie harker hu manities a nd arts lohnn le harp humaniti e s and arts

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seniors thomas harper forestry

barbara harris educafion darwin harris science phil r. harris

education richard g . harris engineering

e. kaye hart education

bert hartwell business and sociol science vic hasfurther engineering

wend.1 hassell agriculture

carol d iane hatch home and family life dean ho'tch science marcia hatch education

lose ph g eddes hayes education dian e healey education robert bruce heath forestry

vance o . he din agriculture

JOGn leslie henderson science burton william henry business and social science

merle e. henry darel gaynor hen science

john I. hesse forestry pat higgins education lexie hill home and family life lynette h . hUlst.ad education

harmon hodkinson forestry

bart hogan engineeri ng jack d . hogan

humanities and orts don christian holder humanities and arts am In houry engineering kathy howard education

ann etta hub.r home and family life robert huddleston forestry dennis hufford science george hufford engineering veri .. hughes education larry humphreys business and social science

loye hunsaker business and social science william hunter forestry howard w . huntsman agriculture linda huntsman business and social science raymond hyde forestry kay hyrum hymas engineering

gerald Ingalsb. business and social scie nce richard a . irizarry forestry Iâ€˘â€˘ rOil Ivory engineering i.rald h. lacobs agriculture rob.rt jakublk business and social science jerry c. jam.s agriculture

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k. karen lame, humanities and arts ,,,,,an 'enk ln ' humanities and arts cordell oliver ,en, en business ~nd social science david k. 'en H n david orlynn len,e n business and social science loan jen,en home and fami ly life

I. terral len,en education kenneth e. jen,en scie nce steven a . jen,en business and social science valine jensen humanities and a rts gle n orvi! ie nson business and social science ja, want rai jindal engineeri ng cra ig lohan,en engineeri n g lonnie lohan,e n home and family life meryl johanson home and family life darwin alford fohn business and social science clifford t. johnson engineering colle. n lohn,on huma nities and a rts

gary herschel John son humanities and arts jacqueline johnson home and family life james h. John,on business and social science richard I. johnson agricu lt u re ronald g. lohnson agriculture stuart f. johnson agricu lture

de smond lolly business and social science ronald douglas jones engineering t . wayne lorgensen education paul I. losephson engineering karen juchau business and social science steven karrtln engineering

kay ke.ler home and family life edward jay ke lly education duane ,. kelson education thomas lcempf business ond socia l science w . d . gnt, Ir. busi ness and socia l scie nce carolyn kimball home and fa mily li fe

clinton kingsford engineeri ng margaret kitchen home and family life dOY9 kohler humanities a nd a rts joyce lynne kornfe ld business and socia l science karren kranwinkl. education lulle ann krey business and social science

robert m. krlvtsky business and socia l science henry w . kull forestry alan d . lane fore st ry carl b . o . lange business and social science ludith rae , . larsen science richard h . lanen busine ss cnd soci a l science

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dav id lloyd larsen

sc ience william fran ci s lou business and sociol science marion t. lauri'zen business and social science kenneth byron layton science

michael s. leavitt humanities and orIs deanne I•• education

t.rrence harold I•• forestry

kim 1.ls hman humanit ie s and orts ianet lemon home and family life edgor r. lewandowski humani ties and orts

max c. lewls business and social science mont e . lewis , ir. forestry

shu n-chun tu lin humanit ies and orIs

lila jady" littl. dlk. humanities and arts

charles w . lloyd , Ir. humanit ies and oris

stuart loosli humanities and oris

lerry r. lounsbury business a nd soci a l sci ence william low science

robert j. lund enginee ring william ray lund enginee ring alonzo I. mackelprang business and socia l science k.nny 'mackenzi. education

ronald I. mal.r forestry willard malmllrom educa tio n richard I. manning engi nee ring richard morasco science conni. marchant educatio n don martin hu manities and orts

I.wil o. martlndal. forestry jacqu.line r. mason humonit ie s ond orts sharon moth.r business and social science .Iilabeth moughon humanities and a rts franklin da ... ld maughan business and social sci en ce mary hel.n maughan business and soci al science

... enlce maughon education malIC w. mccormick business and social science b ..... rly I, b. mcgregor education clyd ..... an mcmurray business and social sci e nce marcia mcmurrin business and socia l science doris ni.l son mcqu •• n education

thomas f. m.oley business and socia l scie nce .d mechom kathryn kay. p. meeker humani t ies o nd a rts j.ffr.y I. merchant humanities and arts clyd •• rrol m.rIc.y science stanly m.rrill a g ricul ture

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alon2:o h. merritt engineering steven m ickelson education will iam a . mickelson business and social science keith mikesell agriculture stan ley r. miller forestry wendell miller engineering

michael g . mlsulia forestry arthur c. mitchell fay montgomery home and family life richard y . moody education elden ray moore humanities and arts joan moore bUSiness and social science

lomes k. morgan education joyce louise morgan education stephen seely morgan education forest g . morin forestry laurence j. morrell science john w . morris humanities and arts

marilyn morrison humanities and arts lany alan morrow forestry ralph s. mortensen agriculture arthur william moss engineering dori s k. moss education neil reed murray engineering

daryl guy murri business and social science mohammad p. nassari agriculture larry oren nate business and social science robert nate business and social science marta gay nay education clark nebeker business ond sociol science

gordon a . nee ley business and social science clair thomas nelson engineering daYld em me" nelson bus iness and social science 9ylene nelson business and social science pauline nelson business ond socio l science george a . nicholson business and social science

stephen grant nielsen business and social science beyerly a . nielson science judi nielson business and social science carl rn . nixon business and social science nancy nixon education patrick norris business and social science

henry nunn, 111 business and social science vivian Iris nyman home and family life mary helen obray education alfred b. ochsner business and social science kay odean education stanford garden ogden agriculture

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.. t. ph . " I. olsen education . rrol kelly ormond science judy orton business and social science tulon r. osmond

business and sociol science

ronald de. osterhout business and social science

gordon s. oxborrow science bennett e. owen s forestry ruddolph sidney pace humanities and

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murland packer

engineering

dorothy polly education

shirlene palmer bus iness and sociol science virginia palmer humanities and orts

suk.hoon pang agriculture jerry â€˘ . park

engineering carl parker

business and sociol science douglas parker science

larry e. parker engineering melifa f . parker humanities and oriS wayne john parker engineering

wesley e. parks forestry

ralph f . parson business and social science ashok s. patH engineering

rex w . paulsen engineering ronald d . poulsen business and social science arthur j. pease humanities and arts barbara penman eduaction garth penney education marsha perkes science

kwan sok perrin business and social science george perry engineering norma smith perry education patsy perry home and fam ily life dale c. petersen business and social science beth peterson education

colleen steed petenon humanities and arts david h . peterson forestry frank ross peterson business and social science gerald g. peterson humanities and arts lames w . peterson forestry jay peterson scie nce

ludy peterson home and fami ly life karren peterson business and social science kathleen m. peterson education marilyn s. peterson home and family life paul j. peterson business and socia l science steven h . peterson bus iness and social scie nce

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guy p ie"e engineering dallis p ierson sci e nce nilda ang.lica pinto business and sociol science richard Iâ€˘â€˘ pitcher science patty plant humanities and arts tyson planz fo restry

boyd rex plowman business and social science nathan smith plummer engi nee ring elaine poccock education charles anthony pond huma nities and oris kathleen pope humanities and arts joseph dennis popevis scie nce

richard postma science george potter agriculture patricia ann powell business and socia l science stuart r. preece business and sociol sci e nce marsha louise preston home and family life paulette preston humanities ond ar ts

dean prisbr.y enginee ring paul g . quinnett ed uca tion john lynn rasmuss.n business and sociol sci ence lee ray rasmuss.n scie nce lynden o. rasmussen engineering richard rasmussen busine ss and social science

larry raymond science m.lani. p. raymond educatjon maraley redd busine ss an d soci a l science ell.n reeder educa tion karen fonnesbeck re.d,r humanities and arts st..... n w. reed.r busi ne ss a nd social scie nce

david m. rees humanities ond a rts james m. fees engi neering john reidener e . gal. r.ynolds education john harvey reynolds business and social science ray duane rice ag ricultu re

lynne rich education florence richards home and fa mily li fe karla richards ed ucation paula richman ed ucation clifford riley e ngi neer ing harold bill robbins e nginee ring

roy ritchie roberts ed ucat io n sally jill roberts education alvin robinson bUSiness a ndÂˇ social science marian robinson bob robison enginee ring robert c. rockhill engi nee ring

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marlin cloward roper

sc ience lonet rose humanit ies and arts

steven f . tosenlund human ifies and ar t s

do,",gla s I. ross jill ro undy educat ion

vern h. roundy forestry

f . rex rowley foresTry

sheila ruf.r

education rona :d ruthton education gaynol sadl e r educat ion mohammad h . sahomi

humanities and arts

wend.1I w . saint-p ierre forestry

hosee in salimi agriculture

ralph reve ll sa mpson eng i neering averil san som

business and social science willis h. savage humonities and o ri s

william h . schoemig business and sociol science

roland schubert engineering

franci s m. schultz humani'ies and orfs richard fred sch ulz. foreslry

dianne scofield

busineu and social sc ience wallace dol seeley engineer ing richard fre d seibold educat ion

warren seklno sc ience orrin sessions humanities and arTS stanley f. sessions agriculture kiron shankar engineering kathleen g . shaw humonities ond arts d.nni s sh e ffield business ond socia l sc ience

glen n wayne shelton education hollis d ean shenton warren steven sh e rman forestry mary kathl ee n sherwood bus iness and soc ial science catherine sh ie lds science dian e shiel ds educc ti on yukio shlmomlolra enginee ring norman shinkle science willis edward sh ipley agriculture arden wade shirley education stephen w . shoenfeld ri chard d . sibley forestry

barbara kae sidle science lawrence leroy li ghts bus iness and soc iol science andrew limmonds business and social sc ience chris simonsen science larry g . sip forestry elva webb shem home and family life

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fred john skirde engineering

kare n I. smedley we ston smedley engineering

joanne smifh home and family life

ka ren smith business and social science

w illie snow engineering

kathleen soderquist education

cha rles soren son business and social science j . wanless southwick science

carolyn s park s business and social science

richard spicer business and social science

melvin r. squires business and social science

m. earl sta ker engineering

ruby ann stanley education

bonnie staples home and family life

patricia ann stapley engineering

robe rt bryc e stapley engineering

melvin dale stark education

gordon h. steffe n engineering

karen stpehens humanities and arts

rene stephen son home and family life

roger stevens engineering

donald I. ste wart forestry

virginia stockdale home and family life

hal stoddard science

gerald wilford stok e r engineering

barton n. stone forestry

richard stuart engineering

kent summers forest ry

gilbert von swain forest ry

deryl sweat business and sociol science

wayne

rona~d

switzer

business and sociol science

dwa in 10 .... 11 sylve ster education

ne il talbot forestry

ste phen ame s talbot business and social science

bert tallsalt education

lourene taylor education

robe rt w . taylor science

thomas ronald taylor education

william lee tayolr forestry

scott th e urer science bert I. thomas , jr. business and sociol science

paul I. thomas engineering

da vid rulon thompson engineering

gary d. thompson engineering

the ryn I. thompson education

allen c. thorne business ond social science

michael d . thorpe business and socio l science

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jack tinius

humanities and arts mary jean tobl.r humanities and orts weston trevor rees c, tribett business and social science mark e . lurey business and social science

richard keith turner business and social science bob umemuta education roger upwall engineering

larell c. van dyke

science beth vankampen humonities cnd arts marlow viehweg

business and social science

kent voorhees science sam m. waddell forest ry

iyan gary waddoups engineering jane waldron

humanities and orts charlotte walkenhorst home and family life linda j. walker

humanities and orts

barbara walston science rono!d m. walters forestry

I.e k. wangsgard forestry

bartley norman wonk i. , agriculture

vicky wonkier education loyce ward humanities and arts

keith abram ward engineering leon d. ward engineering stephen a . ward business and social science stephen elmer ward business and social !.(ience paul g . wares forestry kenna leann warr business and sociol science

david warren education james watkins engineering ruth ann smith watts education stanley leon weeks business and social science russ I. we lsh education marianne welsh humanities and arts

gerald Iyn westwood engineering byron wheatley business and social science morris d . whitaker business and sociol science clifton whitehead science lawrence whitlock, jr. humanities and arts brenda 9 . whitney business and social science

richard jon whitney science jay lloyd wignall education ronald g . wilcox humanities and arts john louis wilkerson agriculture paul s. willard science spencer m . willardsen science

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david m. willis education

marilyn ann willmore education

John alonlo willoughby education

kit wil son business and social science

olive r w ilson business and social science

ramo wilson educalion

margaret winger humanities and nrls

alice wittwer humanities and arts

mary wolfrom education

ethel woo science

glenda b.th wood education

J. ""san

worley

education

'awrence d . wright agriculture

virginia yamada educalion

ruth yamasaki home and family life

kay yamashita humanities and orts

marvin r. yancey engineering

merlin e . yancey engineering

sylvia yardley business and sociol science

neil thurman young business and social sciencE'

robert dean young agriculture

shiv chuen yuen engineering

wend.1I d. lollinger science

syrll nick J uf.1t forestry

william c. bates humanities and arts

estell. berrett home and family life

yvonne cardwell home and fam i ly life

hooshang farohan engineering

john f. heppler education

david c. lindsay engineer ing

kathl.en r. lindsay humanities and arts

nadine mash home and family life

coll.en sommercorn education

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education richard r. adams education shiv charan agorwal

taha i. al-abdulla engineering

royce h . allen science robert j. allred

business and social science

loren r. andenon engineering

stephen c. or derson engineering

thomas c. anderson business and social science richard bake r humanities and oris g . robert bitter ogriculture

dennis howard black forestry

paul,. boHlng science wayne o. budge engineering

richard o. buist business and social science andrew r. bybee education shaw jim chang

business and sociol science hsle" tal chao agriculture

Iâ€˘â€˘ chao agriculture munawor s. chaudhart

hen wu ch iao engineering

lucky chima engineering

Gsad u. chowdhury agriculTure leon w . christensen

engineering

lynn j. christensen eng ineeri ng david shieh-lui chung eugene lamar colton engineering lames walter cox business and social science richard a. crysdale education kanu b. dalal agriculture

gary bartl ett donart forestry ftussein 1. el mansy agriculture lulle ann farrer humanities and arts don g. ferney engineering jolene h. geilman educotion ervin p. guymon science

karen hahne education eugene blake hart science bonn ie k. heap science artnel henry agriculture kenneth f . hili agriculture hlng chiang ho scie nce

robert holmes ch la chu george hsieh engineering wen pin hsu science lau hua huang scie nce a . leon huber milton leon hyaH engineering

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se ld obdolloh Jenob education

kenn eth haro ld je nk ins bus iness and social science

do"glos r. len se n engineering

sherman lohnson science

e "ge ne s. ke nn ing'on education

dong k. "n kim science

stephen david kornfe ld education tori f. lawson business tand social science chln ~ fung

scie nce

t. h- hs i" 1100 agriculture

s"rlnd limponondo business and social science

volorus d . lindsay human ities and arts

eornes' y. II " eng ineering

togh'monb.ion agriculture

conrad gloyd mother engineering

robert mcoll is 'er engineering

thortes f. mcguire agriculture

o . d . mehto engineering

ann milligan home and family life

John e . mitchell forestry

v. p. m"ralldharon science

nosro' yo" sl f noss ir engineering

phen"el ph ilip odisho engineering

toloot m . owols engineering

pol'oon poloyosoot enginee ring

lofor pass I clifford payne business and social science

albert I. perreo"I, engineering

ste ve n roger peterson forestry

john po", phillips science

edgar leo piper agriculture

chrll"n. randall humanities and arts

david I. landers business and social science

kamol sarokoon agriculture

dlnubhal hama,ial shah science

shant! p. Iharmo science

m"hammod Ishaq sh.lkh forestry

sure sh k"mar Iinha ag riculture

robert Ie. I"eed sCIence

paul w . Inyder business and social science

blaine I. l or.n l on educat ion

richard elwin sq"lres busi ness and social science

eth.1 .t.ven. business and social scie nce

tung hslang ."n science

kal-nlen monty hang business and social science

I.s'er tueller business and social science

william randall tyson ed ucation

brlceno g . uzeategu l engineeri ng

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r------------------------graduates praful c. vin

home and family life russell g . walburger engineering

gordon waller science ned b . wheel.r engineering

duard s. woffinden engineeri ng

spencer r.ed wood education

don wayne worthington humanities and orts jan eugene wynn

science mlng-shyong yang agriculture

melvin c. young forestry ronald m . young

science keith r. george

business cnd social scie nce

lynn heninger

business and social science hunchell urie engineering

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organizations

honoraries alpha sigma nu sigma phi eta blue key phi upsilon omicron sigma tau xi sigma phi theta tau alpha epsilon delta phi eta sigma

organizations american student academy alpha tau alpha agriculture economy club animal husbandry club ags club council horticu Iture cl ub dairy club pre-veterinary club alpha kappa psi zeta epsilon forestry cl u b usu wildlife society geology club range management rodeo club ski club archery club psi chi american welding society astme usu engineering council executive counci I society of mechanical engineers ieee society of civil engineering speech and hearing landscape architecture international friendship

aggiettes band fine arts committee

military arotc society of pershing rifles af rotc arnold air society angel flight sponsors

halls merrill hall moen hall reeder hall greaves hall lund hall triad I triad II bullen hall richards hall mckay student I iving center inter residence council independent council

religious delta phi kappa Ids institute lutheran student fellowship westminster fellowship newman club

service spurs intercollegiate knights circle k club alpha kappa psi

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ronno grover kathy howard

patty plant karen reeder

jane waldron brenda whitney

lee burke steve karren

mike maughan ken rich

bob diebers paul wasse rman n deon leah dunford

alpha slgrYla nu

O ffice rs Left to Right, Seated : Ruth Byrne, treasurer; Sandra Smith, Camille Carter, secretary; Kathleen Tingey, reporter; Karen Bergeson, president; Sandro Pope, historian .

alpha larYlbda delta 226

de b ra b lackham karen fonnesbeck valine jense n

claudia he ncey kathleen pope patricia ann powell

Sigma Phi Eta is a senior women ' s hono rary who se purpose is to stim ul ate and p erpetuate a high type of senior wom en in scho last ic and leadership-type activities . Membership in this e lite group is based primarily upon scholarship and leadership, and their efforts are combined to give service to t he University and to prom ote school spirit. New members are chosen each year by the out-going m embersh i p .

maraley redd kay roberts bo nnie stap les

lynette tay lor jane waldron

brenda whitney ruth yamaski

sigma phi eta

xi sigma phi 227

blue key

nei I anderton ralph binns douglas brinley

lee burke jim coleman heber fuller

lynn heninger steve karren alfred koch

scott larsen mike maughan mike mazuran

ken rich lee roderick george skidmore

jeff thompson lear thorpe leon ward

marilyn hovey queen of blue key

228

phi upsilon on-,Icron doris adamsan ioan boyington

barbara bullack iudy deblaois

irene downs

myrna freer

ann leigh janice orton

roberta robinson iacque samuelso n

linda sistrunk bonnie staples

barbara stahl ruth yamasaki

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james ballif david bouck michael caulfield william cliff eugene draney

russell glenn gay len grover kent haslam amin houry kay hymas

orvid jeppson rona Id jones james noblilt murland packer brent robinson

lawrence robinson renn robinson ralph sampson george skidmore weston smedley

richard stuart arlo waddoups gerald westwood brent white joe wise

sigma tau Sigma Tau, a national engineering honorary fraternity, strives to promote a professional spirit among the engineering students. Members are selected from the upper one-third in the college of engineering. The principles of scholarship, praticability and sociability are demonstrated in the activities of the organization. An award is given to the outstanding Sophomore of each year.

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theta tau

Left to Right, Row One: Rodney Petersen , Ly man B. Steve ns , Martha Miller, Bru ce Keller, Dr. Thomas Bahler, adv isor. Row Two : John Nelson , James A llen , Darrel Devi ne, Doug Kohler, Andrew By bee , John Willerton, Mary Ann McDonald , Klem Schne ider. Da v id Copp in . Ab sen t : Jane Braegger, Paul Wa sser Âˇ mann, Norman Hanson .

Alpha

alpha epsilon delta

Epsilon

Delta

is an

International

Pre-

medical Honor Society open to pre-med, pre -dent, and med-technology students completing five quarte rs and maintaining at least a 2.8 grade point. Its object is to encourage and recognize excellence in premedical scholarship, and stimulate an appreciation of the importance of premedical education.

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phi eta sigma

fine arts committee

232

Phi Eta Sigma is a freshman honor societ y. The original chapter was founded in 1923 to en courage and reward high scholastic attainment among the members of the freshman class . All freshmen men who maintain an average of 3. 5 or better for their fall and winter quarters a re eligible for membership.

Left to Right, Row On e: linda Zollinger, Comma Larsen, Kathy Howard, Janet Leman, Patty Plant, Kathy Pope, Ruth Yamasaki, Mary Brawn. Row Two : Bruce Bishop, Steve Karren, Trevor Westen, Mike Maughan, Dick Postma, Doug Castleton, David Nelson, John Willerton, Lear Thorpe.

The American Student Academy is composed of thirty-five undergraduate and graduate students from various fields of study at Utah State. The Academy represents Utah State in a multi-university program of selecting national recipients for the annual Robins Awards of America. Educational understanding among its members is the general theme for the Academy's yearly activities .

american student academy

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agricultural

- --,

econorT1ics club

agricultural club council

234

Left to Right, Row One : Gordon Keetch, Borry Englond, Rex Cotes, president; David lagon, Rick Hill, Dale Briggs, sec.-treas.; Dennis Carhelison. Row Two : Dennis Thorpe, activity chairman; Piera Caserta, Char les Dansie, vice president; John E. Butcher, advisor; Jerry Hansen, Gary Fenske, Bob Petersen, Milton Madsen.

animal husbandry club

iranian students

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left 10 RighI, Row One : Sampian Kasemsap, Somsong Aritajat, Terry T. Y. Fan. Row Two: Art Boe, Rusmee Kasemsap, Bijan Shaybany, Yuen San Lee, Tsong-wen Chou, Kanu Dalal. Row Three : Stanley Boe, John Morris, Bernard G. Wesenberg, advisor; Ron Morse, Lorell Clark, Le Chao, Ming-te Lin.

horticulture club

zeta epsi Ion 236

Left to Right : Cheryl McClellan, Janet Mau, Lee Ann Adams, Madilyn Blaser, Mary Margaret Sycamare, Caral Ann Rack, Ronna Grover, Vicki Wankier, Nancy Pace, Jacque Bowen , Karen Hill, Diane Hunter, Peggy Evans, Anna Lee Price, Julie Cray, Kathy Adams. Not Pictured : Kathy Summers, Nancy Leibau r, Vicki Litt lefield, Jackie Fullmer, advisor.

aggiettes

Left to Right, Row One : Lyle Woodward, Hossein Salimi, Hsien Tai Chao, Ronald M . Turner, Belva Whitbeck, Rodger Noodward . Row Two : Clive W. Arave, Suk Hoon Pang, A. V. Sathyanarayana, Conly Hansen, Clair Hicks, Ronald Burt, George E. Stoddard.

dairy club 237

pre-veterinary club

Bottom to Top : Dan Wasson, sec.-treas.: Roberta Welsh, Robert Yelland, president: Allen Christensen, Clyde Watkins, vice-president: Jim Eliason, Ron Moller, Bob Espl in, Doug Murphy, Bill Payne, Eric Isakson, Wayne Boam, Gerald Huff, Mike Rapp, Hal Stoddard, J . M. Grover, Dr. M. L. Miner, advisor: Dr. Roy A . Nipko.

geology club

238

r forestry club

Left to Right, Row One: Phil Vance, Jim Anderson, Brent Roylance, Bi ll Barrett, Bob Wuest, Geo rg e Landrum, Tom Corbin, Terry Gladwin. Row Two : Richard M ey n , Wayne Johnson, Jere Christner, Don Hansen, Don l. Stewart, Dick Cutler, Dick Bell. Row Three : Pau l M . Kihlmire, Dennis Hakanson, Bi ll Hunter, Roger Perry, Jed Dewey, Dick Sibley, president; Ray Hyde, Richard Schulze, John Schultz, advisor.

Left to Right : Don Hansen, publicity and refreshments; G. l. Morine, program; John Schultz, advisor; Dick Sibley, president; Dick Be ll , vice president; Bruce Benninghoff, sec.-treas .

forestry council 239

\/Vi Id life society

Left to Right, Ro w One: Robert D. Anderson, Robert L. Hurley, Paul L. Smith, James Fitzpatrick, Doug Dompier. Row Two : Jerome derlser, Joel S. Miller, Chuck Davis, Denny Lerfald, Denny Kwisely. Row Three : James Stuart, William Beach, Paul Wares, Doug Kapke, Charles Irvine, Dennis Workman.

landscape architecture 240

left to Right, Row One: Ron Maier, Nick Tufalt, Alma Winword, Tom Bartlett, Ronald Hall, Valdon Hancock, Curtis Dagley, Ken Hauter. Row Two: Jim B. Grumbles , Jim Peterson, William T. Combs, Clinton C. Groll, John I. Havnvik, Ervin u>wley, Lewis O. Martindale. Row Three : Prof. Stoddard, Neil West, Harold Goetz, Wendell Gore, Lorry Morrow, Neil Talbot, Mont E. Lewis, Bernie Jansen, William H. Greenwood, Joseph W. Dunford, Lew Campbell.

The U.S.U. Student Chapter of the American Society of Range

range management

Management is organized to acquaint th e students of range management with the current application of scientific and practical principles of sound grazing land management. It is also to assist these members in the transition from the student to a practicing resource manager.

psi chi 241

left to Right, Row One : Jim B. Brumbles, advisor; Barry T. Williams, regional director; Mike Hansen, president; Jerry James, vice-president; Karen James, publicity director; Vern ice Kotter, secretary; Jim Fain, treasurer. Row Two : Lynn Crittenden, Dusty Pierce, Martha Miller, Dee Anna Blackburn, Ann Mousen, Karla Hansel, Beverly Baxter, Lora ine

Oberhansly, Leslie Stephins, Bert Smith, Larry Nolder, Curtis Biggs. Row Three : Ray Yamauchi, Bob Petersen, Gale Smith, Chad P. Winn, Bill E. Rust, Phil Vance, Mike Felter, Pete Minard, Lavon McBride, Dale Bingham . Row Four: Jerry Huff, Jim Stevens, Ed Merr ihew, Sherman Allred, Wayne Straatman, Byron Wheatley, Gerry Winn, Jay Byrans.

rodeo club Enjoying the rugged western outdoor life, western minded students join together to make the USU Rodeo Club . Participating in all western and various type events, the club members enjoy anything from tra i lrides to rodeos. Working together they strive to participate in the various campus activities organize and plan an annual spring rodeo, and increase the ir western skills.

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ski club

243

club archery

left to Right, Row One: J. O. Hiltenbrand, Bernard Sparks, Roy Broderick, vice pres.; Steve Christensen, pres.; George Dekan, Tom Good, LuAnna Price, Bobbie Worthen, Cathy Patrick, sec.; Eldon Miller, Clark Walker, Gred Gordon, Craig Vernelson, Jim Anderson, Virgil Telford.

The purpose of the Archery Club is to provide an opportunity for those interested in archery to develop their skills, and to initiate a greater interest in archery on the campus. The club holds interclub tournaments, and sponsors a club team which participates in shoots throughout the state. The club also holds rabbit hunts, and in the spring a carp derby.

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soccer team

Le lt to Right, Row One: Gary Brooks, Martin Hocking, Dennis Borden, David J. Bouck, David Jeppson , Robert King, Russell Ogden, Larry E. Parker. Row Two : Professor W. H. Finchum, Arlo Allen, Bill Robbins, Clair Nelson, Wendell E. Miller, Gordon H. Steffen, Keith Ward, Boyd A. Alder. Robert Lyon.

Row Three : Ronald Huppi, Larry R. Anderson, Paul Thomas, Brent White, Amin Houry, Kent Archiba ld, Maurice Kirwan, Clar Viehweg. Row Four: David Braithwaite, Marvin R. Yancey, Ivan Waddoups, George Perry, Merlin E. Yancey, Jerry E. Boyns, Ralph R. Sampson, Fred Skirde.

Ieee

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leH to Right, Row One : W. Karl Somers, Henry Bacadinski, treas.; Stephen Schoenfeld, sec.; Neil Kirk, first vice pres.; Yukid Shimomura, chairman; Carl Carlson, second vice pres .; Roger A. Stevens. Row Two : Golden Roper,

Nathan J. Olsen, Ronald Wilcox, Ralph Mench, Paul Josephson, Vard Williams, Jerry Woodland. Row Three : Ken Johnson, Allan Nelson, Lynn Bell, Jack Hirschi, George Hufford, Dennis Reeder.

astme american society of tool

and manufacturing engineers

left to Right, Row One : Victor Hasfurter, Ed Becker, Bill Buxta, Jeff Thomson, Jim Ballif, Richard Creed, Raymond Johnson, Keith Eggleston. Row Two: Ray Johnson, Ralph Clark, Clinton Kingford, Dean Prisbrey, Leon Ward, Kent

Rich, Charles Frost, Ed Cakerill, Gerald Stoker. Row Three : lawrence Robinson, Bill Cliff, Craig Johanson, Kay Hymas, Bryce Stapley, Wayne Parke r, Murland Packer, A. W. Beckstead, Robert George, Cee Hanson, Jerry Westward.

american society of civil engineers

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Left to Right, Row One : Yetta Hansen, Paulo Richman, Sollie Lovell, Janet Ruth Byrne, Amel ia Okeson. Row Two : Dr. S. Fletcher, Sandy

Anderson,

Stuart, Jaclyn Littledike, Chris Simenson, Gaylen Reese, Don Worthington, Richard Boker, Monroe Jenson . Row Three : Dr. J. Jensen, Dr . D. Hart, Dr. R. Taylor, Kim Leishman, Thomas Johnson, Gory Suttlemyre.

speech and hearing association

international friendship organization

247

usu .

engineering council

Lett to Right, Row One : Gary Z . Watters, advisor: Bart Kunz, chairman: Ralph Mench, W. Brent Robinson, Vard Williams, Jeanne Bachman. Row Two : A. Leon Matheson, Don W. Balls, Richard Stuart, Charles C. Price, Allan Nelson .

engl neerl ng executive council

Charles C. Price, Barton Kunz, Richard Stuart, Robert L. George.

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american \Nelding society

Left to Right, Row One: Leon Matheson, secretary-treasurer; Daryle Morgan, advisor; Gary Petersen, Steve Kirgy. Row Two: Prof. Lorin Palmer, Joe Larsen, Don Phillips, Terry Paskins. Row Three: Paul Olsen, Stan Goodwin, Roy Huffaker, Louis Cole, vice president. Row Four: Loran Hirschi, Roger Arnell, Jed Behling, David Lindsay, president.

a.s.m.e.

The mechanical engineering students of U.S.U. who are members of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers are part of a nation wide organization. For over three quarters of a century, A.S.M.E. has worked to enhance the status and prestige of engineers_ Meetings are held that feature speakers qualified to give the student members valuable information and insight concerning the profession. Other activities include field trips and socials.

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army r. o. t. c.

Row One : Bill Bullen, Mike Wangsgaard, Ro n Sq uires, Za ne Jesse n . Row Two : Mike Thorpe, Richa rd Larse n, Steve Ward , Brent Wilson, Swa nte Swenso n . Absent: Jeff Thompson.

Left to Right, Seated: Sgt. Major Bennie He inricks, Co l. Bert Perrin, Majo r J ames D. Smith. Standing : M. Sgt. J oe Watson, SFC Don Baxter, SFC Archie Robe rtson. Absent: Ca pt.

Ernest Beach.

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Left to Right, Row One : Kuehn, Grey, Thorpe, Mortimer, Anderson. Row Two : Borg, Millard, James Anderson, Clark, Reese, Freer, John Sorenson, Jay Sorenson. Row Three : Hugie, Able, Ernst, Chopp, Christesen, Lynch,

Dang, Porker. Row Four: Locey, Nightswonger, Hamberge, McDonald, Poppleton, Fitzpatric, Chase, Brest. Absent : Taylor, Wilso n , White, Douglas, Pettingille.

Left 10 Righi, Seated : Sue Fogelberg, Pershing Rifle Queen; Swenson, Culbertson. Standing:

Key, Heiskamer, Downy, Riddle.

pershing rifles

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air force r.o.t.c.

252

arnold air society

253

jackie alston betty amundsen judy argyle corolyn behling kethy biefkin

kathy bushnell claudette crowford sue crisfield marie ellison pam gabrielsen

joann kimball ann kingdon kristeen lester vicki lien

leslie lund pam meals margaret miller marilyn miller

carolyn paole janice robinson dianne scofield linda secrist

judy short christie smith cheryl snyman pam steed

mary lynn talbot judy ward bonnie white

angel flight

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carolyn hart caro l ann allen sharon schmidt penny plant laurel sweet anita anderson

nancy peterson sandra austin pot billings kathy brush ann curfew

susan daines

myra erickson charlene eslin greer gardner Iyn griffiths elaine hatch trudy hemment

winifred holmstead kris kimball kathleen mcphee joan marion su avard marilyn pehrson

dianne peterson nancy poole coral raymond janet sandberg

suzanne smee chery l smith

chloe smith ka rma sonne lana theurer chris thomas lois timmins ruth vanderbeek

bonnie vaughan jalyne vest pamela westerberg linda wright

sponsors

With the purpose of serving Utah State University, fostering interest in the ROTC Brigade of Cadets, developing leadership and skill in drill exhibitions, the girls in the Sponsor Corp find much satisfaction. Among their ambitions are to be of the finest service to the University and to represent USU most fittingly in the National Cherry Blossom Festival every two years.

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Mrs. Johnson, Kathy, and Mr. Johnson.

Seated: Terry Robinson, Nadine Cope, Camille Olsen. Standing : Caro lyn Hogge, Madelyn Livingson, Kathy Hansen . Carolyn Livingston, Ja neal Heiner.

Seated : Eleanor Olson, Harriet Richards, Pat Gal lagher. Standing : Sue Lovell, Doris Adam-

Seated : Sue Stuart, Linda Pond, Verna Jean Boyer. Standing : Ann Fowler,

son, Carolyn Hogge, Bonnie Winward.

Carolyn Hansen, Jackie Asay, Diane Grotegut, Beverly Boyer.

merrill

Searea: Beverly Boyer, Carolyn Gibson, Paula Blackinton, Susie Anderson. Standing : Tayna Hoyt, Linda Barton, Susan Smith.

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Row One : Janet Hadley, Connie Checketts, pres.; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blotter, Phyllis Forsey, vice pres.; Vicky Sanders. Row Two: Koren Hart, Lorraine Okerhansly, Lindo Smith, Koletle Montague, Helen Cooley, Cheryl Keck, Cherry Orme , Mary Beth Cottrin, Koren Galli, secretory .

moen hall

The girls who leave Moen this year will carry with them many wonderful memories. Several will remember midnight dousings and snowballing that accompanied good night kisses. Moen will be remembered especially by a few Pershing Rifle initiates who received warm generosity in the form of marshmallows in the ears and tied shoelaces. Many activities included a Christm as party, pizza party, dorm formal, and exchange dinners throughout the dorm.

Row One : Dorol ee n Rich, Coro l ino Richo rd s, Re nee Lom bo rn , M rs. W i l so n, Dovid, M r. .W ilson . Row Tw o : Mory Reeder, Carol y n Frankl in, Sandy Fis h, Joyce A rn e ll , Lorene Wa rd , Rosema rie W a be l, Jess ie Chri sten .

reeder hall The dorm with the upward search to the ideals of Old Main and the best view of the Engineering Bui ldi)1g is Reeder Hal l. The news of winnin g the Homecoming decoratio ns t rophy and th e o ut standing gradepoint is circulated by the d o rm newspaper. The social side of a Reederite ' s life is filled with dorm exchanges, parties , sunbathing, volleyba ll, picnics, and the high light is t he a n nual spr ing dinner-dance. Reeder offe rs domesti c preparations for the future.

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Row One : Judy Tracy, Kathy Thomas, Carolyn Frost. Row Two: Jean Field, May l ynne Vance, Kay l ynn White. Row Three : Eileen Brock-

man, Mary l ou Oldham.

greaves hall

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lund hall

260

Standa rds Committee Row One: Jane Atchisan, linda Nable, Denise Pearsan. Row Two : Arlene Dalimare, secretary; Janet Keraher, president;

Row One: Karren Kranwlnkle, student assistant; Mr. Huffaker, Mrs. Huffaker, head residents. Row Two : Elizabeth Garham, Martha Miller,

Jalene Schuldt, vice president; Jeanne Bachman.

Jeanne Bachmann, student assistants.

triad 1

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triad 11

Triad II ' s second year of existence as a women's dormitory

proved

interesting.

Many

activities

characterized a busy social life for the girls. Shadows could be seen slipping furtively around corners during pixie week which helped everyone become better acquainted. Other events participated in were a progressive chicken dinner, exchanges, and a Thanksgiving banquet. High point of the year was a smorgasbord formal.

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Row One: Michael W. Key, social chairman; Brent Schow, vice president; Terry Field, president; Kent Servoss, secreta ryÂˇ treasurer. Row Two : Dick Irizarry, Dale Rasmussen, Neil Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Gera ld

Harris and Troy, head residents; Ron Schow, Steve Ashby. Absent: Bob (rastic.

bullen hall

Bullen Hall ; where the boys are! This year's activities began with the Homecoming Parade as Bullen's Bathtub was wheeled down the streets of Logan containing a " gorgeous george. " Tanya Hoyt was crowned as Snow Bunny Queen. Spring , around Bull en Hall meant plenty of activity and to add to th e "fun in the sun" Bullen sponsored an Hawai ian Luau. This brought the year to a close with everyo ne in the dorm full and happy.

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Row One : Head residents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osborne and Leanne and Gerlad. Row Two : assistant residents Rich Wilson, Fred Petti ngull, Gory Coleman, Doug Porker, Ken Fensen, president: Harry Randell. Ab sent : Don Honks.

richards hall

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card hall

Card Hall Row One : John Hanson, preside nt; Jay Hansen, Mardell Pa rrish, Brent Lowe ll. Row Two: Vern Wilson, Andy Hansen, Owen Woh lstrom, Shir l Stewart , Mark Peterso n .

Moyle Hall - Row One : Dean Duke, Bi l l Duke, p resident; Elliot Fun k, Hal Beames. Row Two : Ray Hinton, Terrell Bird, Ba llard Yeates, Jerry Sandberg, Joh n Home r, Wall a ce Mitche l l.

moyie hall

265

Ivins Hall Row One : Thomas W. Toole, Bre1't D. Simper, Larry Fuller, David L. Anderson. Row Two : Paul L. Henderson, Richard Morrin , David Harri s, George Welch, president.

Maughan Hall - Barbara Miller, Lucille Karen Roberts, Brunalene Dalla Co rte.

Miller,

president;

Rich Hall Row One : Kathy Stewart, Marti Raberts, Julie Stewart, Nada Jean Dahlke, Judy Hales. Row Two : Georgia Kenny , Cheryl Halling, Norma Grover, Kathie Transtrum, president; Mr. and Mrs . Dennis Hansen, head residents.

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mckay living center

Snow Hall - Row One: Dorothy Miller, Dione Randall, Carma Bagnee , president; Janet Harris, Ruth Izatt, Elna Rae Miller. Row Two: Karen Brawn, Lavau n Fenske, Janeen Lewis, Peggy Alley, Gail Bolen.

Wells Hall - Darlene Mecham, Alice Dunning, Sharon McBride, president; Kathy Ta y lor.

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inter-residence council

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Row One : Terry Field, Ken Jensen, John Hansen, Stan Ogden, president. Row Two : Lucille Miller, Karen Tanner, Marsha Smith, Kathy Transtrum, Connie Checketts, Bobitte Peterson, Mrs. Israelson, advisor. Row Two : Renae Lamborn, Kay Lynn White, Sharon McBride, Carma Bagnell, Julie Hansen, Linda Pond, Cora lee Pay.

independent council

268

religious organizations

lutheran student fello\Nship

269

stan allen a. von anderson bruce anderson reese anderson neil anderton larry avery

delon barfuss duane baugh dave baumgartner ronald bell gail b ingham heber bingham

burke bodi Iy ierry bolton dean brench ley douglas brenchley Âˇrichard brenchley ronald burt

leonard carter val christensen iim coleman norr is cooley david coppin gary dutson

gerry ellis barry evans iohn follett bodo fritzen wayne gessel david godfrey

roger handy lynn hanks doug hardman doug harwood kent haslam dean hatch

vance hedin iames hess wade lee hill arthur higley clark holdaway laird ienkins

delta phi kappa

270

glen jenson martin jenson

dorwin jeppesen orvid jeppson mike jepsen dole johnson

ken johnson al keeler david keller dennis kreutzer bart kunz eldon louder

bruce lind tom l ivingston neal lundwall curtis mcgregor delon madsen phillip markham

ray meibos david michaelsen larry michaelse n david monson ken nielsen allen ogden

errol ormond leon pack lyle packer bill palmer jim petersen gera Id peterson

leo peterson calvin pOrTer lynn potts stuart preece

david rich ken rich

brent robi n so n robert saunders willis savage grant schmidt ro n schow reid seamons

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richard sellers ron sessions stan sessians wayne shumway gayle smith

lagrande smith jim sterzer bryan taggart gary tay lor john thalman

stanley thurman ronald tolman mardell topham robert transtrum john va lberg

larell vandyke robert va n sweden roulon jan waite john walkenhorst doug watanabe

spencer wi ll ardsen doug wood vern wood blake wride arthur yeager

delta phi kappa

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Row One : Tom Fitzgerold, Douglas Kopke, Monsignor Stoffe l, Michael W. Key, Thomas R. Costello. Row Two : Roland J. McDonald, Lorry Dwon, Robert F. Rose, Phil Husted, Patrick Hartnett, Dole, Evoy, Dennis Emerson, Raimond Clary. Row

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anderson ly nne .. .................... 2 06 anderson mary ....... ........... ...... 194 anderson robert ... ............ .. .. .. . 193 anderson ross .... .... .. .. ............ 194 anderson russe ll .. .... ................ 206 anderson stephen .. ...... .. ........ .. 2 21 anderson sus ie ...... .... .... .. ........ 193 anderson thomas .... ................ 221 anderton ela ine ...... ............. .. . 161 anderto n neil ........ ................. . 194 andra theodore .. .. .......... ........ 193 anderasen bonnie .. ....... .... .. .. . 161 andrew doyle .. .. ..... .. ... .......... 19 4 andrus thel ma .... .. ........ .. .. .... .. 161 an hder susan ......... .... .... .. ....... 161 ao ki ronald .. ........ .................. 161 appe ll roberta ...... ... .... .. ... ...... 193 appleton bea .. ........... ............. 193 araker i viia y ....... .... ........ .. .. ... 19 3 arbon ilene ........... .. ... .. .... ...... 194 arch ibald gerald .......... .... .. ...... 206 arch ibald io hn ........ ...... .... ...... 193 archiba ld marsha ....... .. .... ....... 161 arch ibald thomas .. .. .... .... .. ...... 206 arci aga iudy .... .... .. .... ........ .. .. 161 arg yl e iud ith ...... .... ............ .... 19 3 armstrong doroth y ...... ........ .... 161 armstrong tom ......... ... .... .. .. .. .. 193 arnell john .............. ................ 194 arnell ioyce ........ .. .. .. .............. 161 arnold glad ys .. ...................... 193 asa y iacqueline ...... ........ ...... .. 193 ashby darrel ................ .......... 161 ashcraft carl ...... ............ .......... 161 ashcraft mar ilyn .. ........ .... ......... 194 ashment phyllis ...................... 161 ashurst iohn ............ ..... .......... . 194 aston kent .............. ... ............ . 161 astvassadoorian wi lford .......... 206 atch ison iane ...... .................... 161 atki nson arthur ....... .. .... .. ....... 162 atk inson elizabeth ...... .. .......... 162 atkinson leonard .. .. .... ............ 194 atkinson suzanne ...... .... ........ .. 193 auble iu lie ........ .... ............... ... 206 auger owen .............. .... .......... 206 auman linda .. ...... ...... ............ 194 austin bla ine ..... ...... ..... .......... 162 austin davi d .............. .. .... .. .... .. 193 austin freder ick .......... .... .. ...... 16 2 aust in lloyd ...... .. ........ ........ .. .. 194 austin richard .... ... .. ... .. .......... 162 aust in sandra ............... ...... .. .. . 193 baadsgaard leanna .. .............. 162 bachman ieanne .. .................. 193 bac hman robert .......... .... ........ 162 baden w illiam ......... ........... .... 194 bagadinski henry ... ...... ........ ... 206 bagel y luann .......... .. .. ........ .... 193 bagnell g lade .. .. .. .. ........ .......... 194 bailey arthur ....... .. .... .. .. .... ..... 206 bailey gary ............ ...... ......... . 193 ba il ey will iam .. .... .......... .. .... 206 ba ir alan .. .................... .......... 193 ba ir cheryl .......... .. .. ..... .... .... ... 194 ba ir iames .. .... ......... ......... ...... 206 ba ird bonnie .... .. .. ... ... .... .... .. .. 206 ba ker alan .............. ... .. ...... .... . 193 baker barry .. .. .......... .. ...... ...... 194 baker douglas ...... ..... .. .. .. .... .. . 193 baker rich ard .................. ........ 221 baker robe rt ...... ........ .. .. .. .. .. .. 194 baldwin ruth ...... ... .. .. ..... ...... .. 206 bal is linda ............ ...... ... ......... 16 2 ball bonnie .......... .. ........ ........ 194 ba ll irvi n ............... .... .. ...... .. ... 19 4 ba ll margare t ..... .. ... .. ............ 16 2 ball ard che ry l ........... .. ........... 16 2 balla rd ian ice .......... ...... .. ...... 194 ballard paul ine .. .. .. .. ........ ...... 162

ball if iames .................. .......... 206 ba ll s ke nda ll .......................... 162 ball s les .... ..... ....... .......... ...... .. 162 ba ll s ma ck .......... ..... .. ............. 162 bander ca ther ine .. ........... .. ..... 206 bangerter carole ........ ............ 194 barbe n linda .. .... .... ................ 206 barbe r io na than .. ................ .. 206 barb ian denn is ...... ...... .... ...... 194 barboglia g inger ......... .... .. .. ... 162 barfu ss brent .................. .. ...... 194 barfuss fred .. ............ .............. 194 barfuss ireta .............. ............ 162 barfuss larry .. ........ .... .. ...... .... 194 bar ker reed .. .... ...... .... ........... . 162 bar ker ruth ............ .. ............ .... 194 barlaw mary .. .... .. .............. .... 162 barlow pame la .... .. ........ .. ...... 206 barnes susan .... .... .. .... .. .......... 194 barnes tam .... .. ............ .. ........ 162 barney eugene ................ .. ...... 162 barra tt iane .. .................. ... .. ... 162 ba rrett will iam .. .. .. ................ 162 ba rro n ba rbara .................... .. 194 barrus mar ilyn .. ...... .. ...... .... .... 194 barry iames .. ........ .. .... .. ........ .. 206 ba rballe iames ...... .................. 162 barsan lyle ...... ... .. .... .......... .. .. . 162 barthalome usz rodney ...... ...... 162 bartan da vi d ................. ...... .. . 162 ba rton lind a .................. ........ 162 bartan rabe rt .............. .. .. ...... .. 206 ba sse barry .. .... .. .................... 194 basse sandra .. .... ............... .... . 206 ba teman brenda .... ...... .. ........ 16 2 bateman cheryl .. ...... ...... ...... .. 194 bateman ierr i ............ .. .......... .. 206 bateman mary ... .. .. .............. ... 194 bateman va l .......... ....... .. ....... 206 bate s w ill iam ........... .. .. .. .. .. ..... 220 batte rman lynn .. ............ .. ...... 194 bough barbara .. ................. .. . 194 batterman lynn .. .... .. ......... ..... 194 bough barbara .......... ......... .. .. . 194 bo ugh duane .. .... .. ................. . 162 bough pegg y .. ........................ 162 baum b la in e ........................ .. 162 baumga rtner david .......... ...... 194 ba xter beverly .. .. .. .................. 162 ba xter linda ...... .... .. ............... . 194 ba xter tommy .............. ...... .. .. .. 194 ba xte r tonya ........... .. ...... .. ..... 162 bea ch w ill iam .................. .... .. 194 beaumont ra y .... .. .. .. ...... ..... ... .. 206 bea xer pa t .. .... .. .... .. .. ........... ... 16 2 beck cl a udia .... .................. .... .. 194 be cker edward ........................ 206 bec kstead anthon y .. .. .. .... ...... .. 206 beebe larry ...... .... ........ .... .. .. .. 162 beesle y sandra .... ................... . 162 be hl ing caro ly n .. ............. .. ... .. 194 bell lawrence .......... ............. . 194 bell richard .................. .. ...... .. 206 be lli sto n la yn e ........ .. .............. 162 bell iston ward ...... ............ .. .... 194 ben ch ethel .......... .. .. .............. 162 bennett douglas .. .... ............. ... 16 2 be nnett mar ie .. ...................... 16 2 bennett ne il ...... .. ......... .... ...... . 162 benne tt ronald ......... .... ...... .. ... 194 ben nett wallace ...... .. .............. 194 benn ion linda .............. .... ...... 206 benn ion luann ... ... ............ .... .. 162 benn io n pat .... .. .................. .... 206 benson bonn ie .. .... .. ......... .. .. .. . 194 ben son richard ..... .. ............. .. .. 14 2 be rg mad ilyn ....................... ... 162 bergera cl ifford h .. .... ....... .. ..... 194 bergeson karen ...................... 194 berg holm rodney .. .... .... .......... 194 berntson bruce .... .. .. .... .. .... ...... 194

bern tson ioyce ............. ........... 194 berre tt estelle ............... .. ......... 220 be rre tt melvi n .... .. ................. . 162 be rryman mario rie ........ .......... 162 be rto li o wi lli am .......... .. .......... 162 bethers pauline ...... ............ .... 194 betti iacqueline ....... ........ .... ... 162 beutler larry .......... ...... .......... 206 bevan dale .................... ........ 194 bevan pa me la ..................... ... 206 bevan sharron .. ............ .......... 206 bever idge thomas ...... ...... ...... 194 bickford kenneth ..... .. .. ...... .. ... 162 bies inger w il ford .... .. .. ........... . 194 bingham bre nt ............. .. .. ..... 162 bingham gary .............. .. ....... . 194 bing ham ivan ......... .. ............. 162 bing ham mara ly n i .... .... ........ 163 bing ham ma rily n ...... .. .. .. .. .... .. 194 bingham sharon ...... .............. .. 194 birchell bruce ...... .. ... ........ .. ..... 194 bird richard .. .. .. ...... ...... .......... 194 bird terrell .......... .. ........ ........ .. 163 birki n karen .... .. ......... .. .... ..... 194 birk in ka thleen ........... ... ...... .. 163 bi schoff kenneth ................ .. .. 207 bishop ianet ....... .. ............. .. .. 194 bishop lesl ie ...... .. .... .............. 207 bitter george .. ........... .. .. ......... 221 b itters arvel ............. .. ....... .... .. 194 bitters wesley ........ .............. .. 194 b iornn steven ...... .. .......... .... .... 20 1 black albert ... ...... ............ .... ... 163 black. beth ...... .. .. ..... ... ........ .... 194 black beth .. ......... .... ....... ...... .. 194 black david ...... .. .... ............ .... 207 black delene .... ...................... 163 bla ck dennis ...... .................... 221 black ladonna ..... ..... .... .... .... .. 163 bla ck ra ymond .. ............... .. .... . 163 blackburn dee anna ............. . 194 b lackham debra ann .. ........ .. .. 201 bla ckhurst ronald .. ............ ...... 163 blackington paula .... .... ... ....... 201 blackwood iames ....... ... .... .... .. 194 blanchard barbara .. ........ ... .. ... 207 blancha rd ioanne .. ........ .... .... .. 207 b land ied iud ith ...... .... .. ...... .... 194 blau terry ........ ....... ...... .. .. .. .. . 163 bl eesz .......... ............... ........... 194 blonqu ist sheryl ..... ..... ............ 163 bluemel sherry .......... ........ ...... 207 bod ie iames ........ .. ...... ....... ..... 194 bodil y burke ........ ...... ... .... .. ... 163 bod ily sharon ...... ......... ......... 194 bodrero crol y n .............. ..... ..... 194 bodrero ke ith ......... .. .... ...... .... . 163 bodds karen ...... ..... .............. ... 163 bon she ldon .. ........ ........ .. .. .. .... 207 booth richard .. ............ .... ...... .. 194 borden denn is .... .... ........ ........ 207 bo ren ralph .. .... .. .. ........ ...... .. .. 194 bos le y bruce cra ig ............ .. .... 163 boston a ann ........ .... .. .... .. .. .... 207 botti no pa ul iames .. .... ............ 221 bo udrero corma ...... .... ... .... .... . 207 bourne steven ........ .. .... .. ........ 163 bowcutt gerald .. ......... ............. 195 bowcutt scott ... .. .. ......... .... ...... 163 bowden iames .. ....... ........ ...... . 195 bowen dianne ...... .... .. .... ...... .. 163 boyce harvey ....... .... ............... 207 boyer be verl y ...... .... .... .......... 207 boyer verna ...... .... .... ... .......... . 194 boyns ierry .. ..... .... .... ........ ..... 207 boynton iames .......... .... .... ...... 195 bracken ric hard ..... .. ........ ...... . 194 bra dford do nald .... .. ........ ...... 195 bradford ia y ....... .. .. .... .. .... .. ..... 163 bra dshaw george I .... .. ........ .. 195 bradshaw george p .......... ...... 163

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bussone donna ........................ 195 butkus michael ...................... 164 butler julie ............................ 195 butler kathleen ........... ... ........ 195 butler kay .............. ..... ........ ... 164 butler marilyn ............... ..... .... 164 buttars chris ......... ........... ........ 195 buttars marcia ........................ 164 buttars mar i lyn ..................... . 195 butterfield montana ................ 195 butters leslie ... ....................... 164 bybee andrew ............... ......... 221 bybee barbara ........................ 195 bybee blair .............. ..... ........ . 195 bybee james .......................... 195 byrd jerry .............................. 195 byrne ruth ... ........ ........... .... .... 195 bywater colon ........................ 195 caffasso n ie l .......................... 164 calder howard ........ ....... ..... .... 164 caldwell michael .................... 164 caldwell terry ........................ 195 call carla ............. .................. . 164 call kathryn ............................ 195 call larry ........... ..................... 207 call susan ............... ... ..... ... ..... . 164 call wynn ...... ................. ....... 207 campbell alice .... .................... 207 campbell donald ....... ...... ....... 207 campbell lew i s ......... .. ............. 207 cam,:>bell rex ........ ... .. ... ..... ... .. 207 campbell richard .. .................. 207 cannon victor ........................ 195 cantwell laurence ..... ....... ...... .. 164 capener betty ................... 164 capener pamella ..... ............... 207 capps leon .. ............... ..... ........ 207 cardwell yvonne .................... 220 charlie rulon .......................... 164 carling joel ..... ..... ... ....... ...... .. 164 carlisle kathleen ......... ............. 164 carlson carl .......................... .. 207 ca rlson nile ..... .... ........ ..... ...... 164 carlson wayne .. ... ..... .. ...... ... ... 195 corn ruth ................................ 164 carnan renae ... .. .......... ......... 164 carson mabelle ...................... 164 carter camille .......................... 195 carter kathleen ..................... . 195 carter kathryn ........................ 195 carter susan .......................... 164 case gerald ............................ 164 case sheldon .......................... 195 casey joel .. .. .......................... 195 casrle phil ip ..... .......... ..... ...... 208 castleton douglas ... .... .... ... ... ... 208 caulfield m icha el .................. .. 208 cavanaugh dee ann ..... ........... 195 cederholm david .................... 208 cefalo ronald ..... .... ................. 164 cerullo gerald ... ..................... 195 chambers marianne ................ 195 chambers weth ...................... 208 shang shaw .......................... 22 1 chad hsien .................. ............ 221 chad lee .............. ......... ......... 221 chase robert .. ........ .... .... .......... 164 chatterton ariel ...................... 164 chatterton norman ....... ..... ...... 195 chaudhry m ......... ...... .... ....... .. 195 checketts brent ...................... 164 checketts connie ... ...... .... ......... 195 chiad tsen .............................. 22 1 child joy ...... ........... .... .......... . 195 chima lakhbir ............... ......... 221 chipman john ........................ 195 chipp bruce ............... ....... ...... 195 chowdhury asad .................... .. 221 ch riste n jessie .. ...................... 195 christensen allen ... ........ ......... 164

christensen barbara ................ 195 christensen boyd ............. ....... 195 christensen brent ....... ............. 202 christensen burke .................... 164 christensen carl ........ ...... ........ 164 chrisrensen dean .......... .......... 195 chrisrensen fred ...................... 195 christensen gayla ... ............... 164 christensen glenna .............. .. .. 208 christensen janet ...... .............. 195 christensen john .. ... .............. ... 164 christensen judy ...................... 195 christensen karen ....... ....... ...... 208 christensen kenneth ... ............. 195 christensen leon ......... ........ ..... 221 christensen lila ........... ........ ... 208 christensen linda ......... .......... . 195 christensen lynn ...................... 221 christensen mary ......... ..... ...... 208 christensen norma ............ ........ 195 christensen ruth ........... ..... ..... . 195 christensen scott .............. ..... 164 christensen stephen .................. 195 christensen ted ...................... 195 ch ristensen tonya .................... 195 christian jane ....................... . 164 christiansen boyd ......... ......... 164 christiansen nancy .................. 208 christner je re ................. ...... ... 208 christoffersen kathy ........ .. ...... 164 chruma jack .. ............ .............. 164 chugg marion ..................... ... 195 chun ralph ............ .. ...... ..... ... 164 clark carma .................. .......... 196 clark john ................. ............. 164 clark kirk ..................... ........... 195 clark randy .... .... ........ ............ 196 clawson glenna ...................... 208 clay mildred .......................... 208 clay ronald ............................ 208 claymore delano .................... 195 clegg marjorie ..... ................. .. 208 clever judith ...... .... .......... ........ 196 cliff william .......... ............ .... .. 2 0 8 clifford marilyn .............. ... ..... 164 clyde carolee .......................... 164 coleman gary ............... ......... 208 coleman james ........................ 195 coleman shirley .......... ........ .. .. 164 collet patricia ...... .................. 196 collett michael ........................ 195 colley john .. .... ....... ............... 195 collings lynn .............. ...... ...... 195 collins tanya ................. .... ..... 164 colton eugene ... ............ ...... ... 221 coltrin mary ............................ 196 comish lynn ........... ................. 164 compto n willia m .............. ...... 165 condie coren ................... .. ..... 195 condie keith ............................ 196 connor michael .......... ............ 196 conrad kathleen ... ............. .... 165 cook allan .......................... .... 195 cook dwight ................. .......... . 165 cook myrlene ........................ 196 cook willard .............. .............. 196 cooley eileen ...... .... .... ............ 196 cooley helen ............... ........... 196 cooley kaylene ...................... 196 coombs e il een .... ....... ............. 196 cooper linda ............... ........... 196 cooper stanley ........ .. ....... ....... 196 cope nadine .......................... 165 coppin david .. ......... ...... ... .... .. 196 corbett brenda ......... .. ........... 165 cordon cheryl .......... .............. 196 cornelison .............................. 165 cornell an n .......... ..... ........ ..... 196 cowan john ............................ 196 cowley ervin ... ........ ........... .... 208 cox betty ................................ 1 96

cox david .. ................... .. .. ...... . 196 cox james ............... ............... 221 cox john ........ ...... ....... .. ......... 208 cox karen ................... ...... ....... 208 cox nadine ............................ 165 cox susan .................. .... .... ...... 196 cox william .......... ......... ......... 208 cragun meredith ...... .. ............ 208 crane robert ............... ..... ........ 196 crapo richard .......................... 196 craven m ichael ...................... 196 craven robert .................... ...... 165 crawford cheryl ...................... 208 crawford clauderre ... ... ......... . 165 creed richard .......................... 196 crisfield sur ..... ....................... 196 crisp slaire ............ ......... ..... .. 196 crisp jean .............................. 208 crisp morris ................... ...... .. . 196 crithchfield andrew ................ 196 critchfield rita ... .. .. ...... .. ......... 208 crittenden jerald .... ................ 2 0 8 crittenden lynn .................... .. 165 crodker stuart .. ..... ... ........ .... .. 165 crodkett frances ............. .. ....... 208 croft jana ............. ....... ..... ..... 165 croft suzanne ...... .................... 165 croney faye ............................ 1 9 6 crook evelyn .......... ..... .... .... .... . 19 6 crookston jane ........................ 165 cropper diane ....................... . 196 crosslin amelia ........ .............. 165 crysdale richard .. .. .................. 22 1 crystal ronald .. ......... ............. 2 0 8 crystal thomas ... ............. ........ 2 0 8 culbertson wi l liam .................. 19 6 culligan thomas ....... .... ...... ..... 19 6 cunning home briam ............... . 196 curfew desna ........................ 196 curtis kathleen ........................ 196 cutler tichard .......................... 208 czepelka gloria .......... ........... ... 196 dabel cecilia .......................... 165 dog ley keith .......................... 165 dahle fred ... ........................... 196 dahlke nada .......................... 196 daines darcia ................ .......... 165 daines norman ...................... 196 dalal kaushikkumar ............... . 22 1 dalla corte ................ ... ........ . 19 6 dailey bonnie ........ ... .... .. .. ..... 20 8 dallimore arlene ...... ........ ...... 19 6 dallin terry ... ............ ........ ..... 20 8 dalton robert .................. ........ 208 dana cecil ...... .................. ...... 2 08 dang robert ............... ....... ...... 196 daniels karen ... ................ ..... 165 dansie byron ...................... .. .. 208 darbani david ....................... . 208 darley linda ....... .. ................... 196 darrington jay ................... ..... 196 darrow boward ..................... . 196 dart ralph ....... .......... ...... .. ..... 196 davenport john ......... ............. 196 david karen ...... ... ... ................ 2 0 8 davies russel ................... .. ..... 196 davis brian ..... .............. .... ..... 196 davis don .............................. 2 08 davi s dona Id .......................... 1 9 6 davis elaine ................. .... ..... .. 196 davis gaylene ... .. .. ................. 196 davis jay ..... ...... ....... ....... ....... 196 davi s katheryn ......... ............... 1 65 davis malin .............. ............ .. 19 6 davis steven .......................... 208 davis susan ............................ 196 day bonnie .... ....................... . 196 day robert .......... ...... ..... .... ..... 196 dayton richard ........................ 208 dean ernest ..... ... ................ ... . 208

dean joh n ............................ .. 165 deb loois antoinette ..... ........... 165 debloois michael ... ...... ........... 208 decker je rome .. ...................... 208 deeben gle n .................. ... ... .. 165 deeg ler a richard ........... .. ....... 209 dees kenne th ......... ................. 209 degn louise ............................ 165 dekan george ........................ 196 demoss richa rd ...................... 196 dennis eugene ........................ 196 dente donald ........ ........ .......... 209 deuel osmyn ....... ....... .............. 209 devries gory ...... .................... 165 dewey arthur .. ........................ 207 dickey david ... ....................... 165 dittman gory ... .............. ......... 207 dittman jon ............ ..... ........... 207 dittmer lowell ......... ............... 207 divingnzzo sam ... ................... 207 dixon roy ...................... .......... 207 dom ino ~ohn ..................... ....... 196 donart gory ............................ 221 dorius lorry ............................ 207 dostie lawrence ...................... 165 douglass sylvia ...................... 196 downs chad ............................ 197 downs irene ............... ............. 207 downs leslie ........... ............... 197 drake eugene .. ...................... 207 drake rona ld ................. ......... 197 drakulich marianne ................ 197 draney eugene ........... .. ........... 207 draney wolden .... ...... ....... ..... 196 d rape r b ruce ....... ........ ........... 196 drape r den n is ............... ......... 197 d ress ier lana ......... ........ ......... 197 driggs arthur .............. ............ 197 droll inger gayle ............... ....... 196 drollinger g rant ...................... 196 dryden joh n ............................ 197 -iubois stanley ........................ 207 duce r durre ll ............. ......... .. 197 duhadway ann ...................... 165 duke dean .............................. 197 duke diann ............................ 197 duncan joann .... ... .. ..... ... .... ... 197 dunford jayne .............. .......... 197 dunford joseph ...................... 209 d unn dav is ............................ 197 du n ning a l ice ............... ......... 165 dustman I j ............................ 165 dwon lawrence ... ................... 197 eager donna .................. .......... 196 eastmond elaine .......... .......... 197 eborn bart ............................ 207 economous george .................. 1 65 edwards laree ........................ 209 edwards roberto .......... .......... 197 efnor samuel .... ............. ....... .. 165 egan susan ............... ............. 165 egan marilyn .......................... 209 egbert david .......................... 197 egoscue pete ............. ...... ....... 165 ehlert armon .......................... 197 ehlert lawrence ...................... 197 elÂˇmansy hussein ............ ........ 22 1 elder george ............... ........... 196 eldredge kenneth .................... 196 eliason kathryn ...................... 209 elliott carol .............. .............. 165 ellis elaine .. ............................ 209 elsmore clifford ...................... 196 elsmore joseph ...................... 197 elwell james ...... ..... .............. ... 209 emerson dennis ...................... 165 emett dee ................. ............. 165 empey margaret .................... 209 emral shaoolÂˇmansoor ..... ... ... . 197 enec lorry ... ................ ..... .. .... 196

england barry ........................ 209 england julio ... ............. .......... 165 ennenga peter ........................ 197 ensminger dole ........................ 197 ensworth chris ........................ 165 erb don ............... ......... .... ..... . 196 ercanbrack deanne ............... . 209 ericksen lorraine .................... 196 erickson barry ........................ 197 erickson metta ...... .................. 209 erickson myra ................ ........ 197 erickson steven ...................... 1 97 erickson wayne ...................... 196 esplin lo rry ................... ......... 209 ethington nancy ...... ...... ........ 197 evans gory ............................ 209 evans jerrie ............... ............. 209 evand joseph ................. ......... 165 evans judith .......................... 209 evans kaye ............................ 209 evans susan ............... ... ...... .... 166 evans vicki .................. .. ... ....... 166 evans william ................... ..... 207 farahan hooshang ................ .. 166 farnes marianne ...................... 197 farnswoth leeann .................... 197 farrer julie ...... ............. ........... 221 faulkner stephen .................... 197 fehlman cheryl... . ......... 197 fellows bob ... ........... ... ........... 1 66 felt carolee ......... ................... 197 felt richard ...... ...................... 196 felter marilyn .......................... 166 fenn arth u r ............. ............... 209 fenske gory ..... .. ..................... 166 fenske lava u n ................ ........ 197 ferguso n richard .................... 166 ferney don ................. ......... .... 221 fickl in george ...... ....... ........... 166 field john .................. .... ........ 197 fielding bryce ........... ..... ........ 209 findling lorry ........................ .. 166 fin ley david ......... ................... 166 firth carol .............................. 197 fischer janet ......... ................. 166 fish sondra ......................... ... 166 fisher emil .............................. 209 fisher james ....... ..... ................ 196 fisher linda .... .... ..... .... ....... .... 209 fisher lyma n ...................... .. .. 166 fitzpatrick joh n ...................... 166 flanagan kathlee n .................. 166 flint gragory .......... .................. 166 fogelberg claudio ........... ......... 166 folkman charlotte .................. 196 folkman stewart .................... 166 follett kathlene ...................... 197 fonnesbeck douglas ................ 197 fonnesbeck melvin .................. 209 fonnesbeck myron ....... ........... 166 ford william .......................... 209 forrest lyle ............................ 209 forsberg farrell ...................... 166 forsen phy ll is .......................... 197 fortie r jacqueline ... ................ . 197 foutz judith ............................ 197 fowers Iynene ........................ 166 fowkes rebecca ... ................... 166 fowkes victoria ....... ....... .......... 166 fowler onn ..................... ....... 197 frame barbara ........................ 166 francis bette ............................ 209 francis steve .......................... 166 francisco thomas .... ................ 196 francuz liliane ..................... ... 166 frandsen kay .. ......... ... ............ 196 franklin carolyn ...................... 166 franko michael ....... ............... 209 freeman deaun ..... ................. 166 f reeman dennis .. ..... ... ....... ..... 166

freer myrna ............................ 196 freer rodney .......................... 166 fritzen bodo ............................ 197 f rost charles ............................ 209 frutos justo ...... ...................... 166 fuhriman cla udio .................... 196 fulks james ............ ....... ......... 166 fuller francis .......................... 210 fuller lorry .............................. 197 fuller susan ............................ 2 10 funk clarence .......................... 196 funk elliot .... ..... ..................... 166 funk jul ia ...... .......................... 196 gabrielsen pamela .................. 178 gailey kathleen ....... ........ ... ... 166 gallagher patricio .............. .... 210 galli karen ............................ 166 galvin harold ................ ........ 210 gamb le mary ......................... . 198 ganderton go rdo n ................ .. 166 gardner betty ......... ............... 19 6 gardner carl ... ......................... 198 gardner general .................... 198 gardner gladys ............ ............ 210 gardner kent ................ .......... 196 gardner nancy ........................ 210 gardner pamela .................... 198 gardner robert ........................ 196 gardner sharon ......... ......... .... 166 garrard richard ...................... 196 gates shei la ........................... 196 geary philip ...... .................... 166 gee mar i ly n ............. .......... ..... 198 geilman jo lene ........................ 22 1 geilman ju lene ...................... .. 197 geissinge r royann ............. ....... 210 george keith ......... ................. 222 george wilford ....................... . 2 10 gerrard jesse ... ....................... 197 gerry dole .............................. 2 10 gessel kathleen ...................... 166 gessel wayne ........................ 198 ghaedÂˇsharafi mansour .......... 198 gibb randal ............................ 166 gibbons gory ........................ .. 198 gibbons hyrum ...................... 166 gibby richard ................ ........ 2 10 gibson caroly n ........................ 198 gifford and rew ...................... 210 gilgen kath leen ...................... 166 gill noe l .... . ...................... 197 gil lenwater lee ........................ 166 gillett ronald ........................ .. 2 10 gillette judith ........................ 166 giroux vincent ..................... ... 166 gladden david .. ...................... 2 10 gladwin terrell ...................... 198 glaZier cloud ..... ............. ........ 197 gleed carma .......................... 167 glenn john ............................ 167 glover terrence ...................... 210 goble willeam ............. ........... 210 godde ridge sue ...................... 198 godfrey david ............. ........... 197 godfrey joh n ....... .... ... ............ 167 goff ethe l .............................. 198 gold a lice ..... .............. ........ ... 197 gold rick ....... .. ....................... 167 golightly eldon .......... ............ 197 golson christine ........... ...... 198 gonzales jock .................... .... 198 goodwin janis .......... .............. 2 10 go rden joy .............................. 167 gordon nansi .......................... 197 gore roy .......... ..................... 210 gorringe lila ................ .......... 167 gotfredson john ...................... 1 67 goudie judith .... .................... 167 gould eugene ............. ........... 2 10 gowans judy ........... ...... ..... .. .. 198

graff donna ............................ 197 g raham norene ...................... 197 grasteit claudio ....... ............ ... 167 groves snadra .......... ........ ...... 167 gray donald ................... ......... 197 greaves davi d ................... ..... 167 greaves wi l lia m ............. ....... .. 197 green ka thleen ............... ... ...... 167 green no lo ................. .. ......... .. 167 greenhalgh herbert ... ............. 198 greenhalgh keith .................... 167 gregory george ...................... 167 griffin carol ......................... .. . 21 0 griffin kent .......................... .. 210 griffiths becky ........................ 19 8 griffiths sue .......................... 167 grimmett tom .......................... 2 10 gritzer thom ............. ............. 197 groll clinton ............................ 2 10 ground robert .............. ... ....... 197 grotegut d iane .............. ........ 19 8 grover goy len ..... ..... .............. 2 10 grover jesse ............................ 167 grover kathryn ............ ............ 198 g rover lei la ............... .. ..... ..... . 2 10 grupe steven ...... .................... 167 gruwell nei l ...... ...................... 210 gudmundson rosemary ............ 167 gunderson janet ...................... 167 gunderson keith ...................... 2 10 gunde rson steven ........ .......... 198 gunnell brenda ............. ......... 198 gupta vijay ............................ 2 10 g utke robert ......... .. ..... ............ 167 guymo n ervi n .............. ......... . 22 1 gy llenskog geo rge ................. . 167 gylle nskog jeffrey ........... ... .... 167 gyllenskog joe l ............... ....... 167 gy ll enskog marie ....... ........ ..... 2 10 haag david ............................ 2 10 haas george ............. ............... 19 7 habashi judith ........................ 21 0 hade rlie lloyd ........................ 167 hadfield bruce ....... ................. 197 hod field norman .................... 198 hadley janet ....................... ... 17 8 hahne karen .. ............. ... ........ 22 1 hahn solly ............................ . 167 hahne robe rt .......................... 2 10 hakanson denn i s .................... 198 hole goren ....... ...... .... ... .......... 198 ho le lynette ..... ....................... 167 holes gory .............................. 167 holes judy .............................. 167 holes maloy ............................ 167 holes stephen .... ......... ........... 167 hall bonnie ........ .. .................. 198 hall diane .............................. 2 10 hall dianne ............................ 167 hall judith ... ......................... 198 hall mary ........................... ..... 197 hall robert ......... ................... 2 10 hall ronald ...................... ..... . 2 10 hall she rril l ............................ 197 hailing cheryl ........................ 198 ha lterman donald ........ ..... ..... 210 hamberli n judith .................... 198 hamblen rose ..... ................... 197 hamilton janet ... ..................... 197 hammond edmund ............. ... 198 hammond lorry ...................... 210 hammond louise ....... ............. 198 hammond rhonda .................. 167 hancey claudio ....... ............... 2 10 hancock dennis ..................... . 210 hancock valdon ...................... 2 10 handel richard ........................ 210 haneberg colley .................... 210 honks donald .......... ...... .... .... 198 honks lynn ........ ....... ........ ... .... 19 7

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hannum jack ... ....................... 210 hanohano william .................. 198 hansel karla ............... .. ......... 167 hansen barbara ...................... 167 hansen carmo ........................ 197 hansen conly .......................... 167 hansen connie ........ ................ 198 hansen dee ............................ 210 hansen donald ................. ....... 210 hansen dan ice .............. .. .. ...... 198 hansen daris .... ...................... 167 hansen douglas ...................... 198 hansen evelyn ........................ 198 hansen harris ........................ 210 hansen jay ........................... . 197 hansen kathlene ................... . 197 hansen keneth ........................ 167 hansen lawell ........................ 167 hansen lynn ........... ................. 197 hansen marilyn ...................... 198 ha nsen alee n ............. ........... 167 hansen redgie ........................ 167 hansen rabert ........................ 197 hanson cheryl ........................ 167 hanson geraldine ......... ......... 167 hansan jeanne ...................... 198 hanson john ............................ 198 hanson lynda ........................ 2 10 hardman douglas .. .................. 197 hards charles ........................ 197 hardy leann ................... .. ..... 197 harker elva ............................ 210 harker ferrin .......................... 197 harp johnnie .......................... 210 harper thomas ........................ 210 harris barbara ........................ 210 harris bob .................. ............ 197 harris danny .......................... 167 harris darwin .......................... 210 harris phil ........................... ... 210 harris robert .......................... 198 harris steven .......................... 167 harriso n frank ...... ....... .. ......... 167 harrison robert ...... .................. 167 ha rston ruth .......................... 198 hart carolyn ............................ 197 hart elizabeth ........................ 2 10 hart eugene ............................ 221 hart karen .............................. 168 ha rtwell bert .......................... 210 ha rvey dixie ................ .. ...... .. 168 harwood douglas .................... 198 harwood pamela .................... 198 hasfurther ma ri Iyn .................. 199 hasfurther victor .................... 210 haslam william ...................... 197 hassell wendell ...................... 210 hatch ca rol ............................ 2Âˇ1 0 hatch dean ............................ 2 10 hatch ferris ................ .. .......... 199 hatch marcia .......................... 210 notch patsy ............................ 1 99 hatch vickie ............................ 197 hauser henry .......................... 168 havan a rtavazd ...................... 197 hawkins rex ............................ 197 hawkins vicki .. ........................ 199 haycock richard ...................... 197 hayes joseph .......................... 21 0 hayhurst nancy ...................... 197 haymes samuel ...................... 168 healy diane ............................ 210 healy li nda ............................ 168 heap bonnie .......................... 22 1 hearld shirley ........................ 197 heath robert .......................... 210 heaton kirk ............................ 168 heckman paul ........................ 197 hedin vance ............................ 210 heine~e n mary ...................... 168 heiner janeal .......................... 168

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heiner terry ............................ 197 heiskanen allan ...................... 199 hellstern ronald ...................... 168 hemmert trudy .............. .. ........ 1 99 hempel joanne ........................ 197 henderson cheryl .. .. ................ 198 henderson joan ........................ 210 henderson paul ...................... 199 hendricks elizabeth ................ 199 hendricks kaye ........................ 168 hendricks mary ...... .. ................ 168 heninger lynn ........................ 222 henrie marlene .............. .. ...... 198 henry burton .......................... 2 10 henry faye .............................. 1 68 heppler john .......................... 220 hermansen sue ........................ 198 herndon connie ................ ...... 198 hess dallas .............................. 198 hess dare l .............................. 210 hess kath ryn .......................... 168 hesse douglas ........................ 199 hesse john .............................. 270 hiatt sylvia ............................ 168 hicken dee .............................. 168 hicks clair .............................. 199 higgins pat ............................ 210 higgs marie ............................ 168 higley arthur .......................... 199 hill joyce ................................ 198 hi II kenneth .......... .................. 221 hill lexie ................................ 210 hill marian ........................ .. .. 168 hill richard ............................ 168 hill virginia .......................... .. 168 hill wade ........................ .. ... .. . 199 hill yvonne ............................ 199 hillman joseph .... .................... 199 hillman marcia ...................... 168 hillman conrad ...................... 198 hills robert .. .......................... 199 hillstead lynette .................... 210 himes a n n ......................... .. ... 199 hi nes roxanne ........................ 198 hinman harry .. ........................ 199 hinman ruth ......................... . 168 hinton raymond .................. .. .. 199 hirota kenshiro ...................... 198 hirschi larry ............................ 199 hirschi lavall .......................... 198 hitt cheryl .............................. 199 ha tsing .................................. 221 hobbs koral ............................ 199 hodgkinson harmon ................ 21 0 hodson john ............................ 198 hofer jerry .............................. 168 hoffman margaret ...... ............ 199 bart hogan ....................... .. ... 21 1 hogge caro lyn ........................ 199 holbrook j .............................. 168 holdaway Âˇ clark ...................... 199 halder don ............................ 210 hoi lands katherine ................ 199 hollands inta .......................... 168 holmes sandra ........................ 168 holmgren jill .......................... 168 holmgren steve ...................... 199 holt carol .............................. 168 halt carolyn ............................ 199 homer john ............................ 168 hondo daniel .......................... 168 hood robert ............................ 168 hooley wilford ....................... . 168 hoth raymond .................... .... 198 houry amin ............................ 21 1 hovey merilyn ........................ 198 hovinga leo ............................ 199 howard dennis ........................ 168 howard kathy ........................ 211 howard susan ........................ 198 howell david .......................... 168

howell david .......................... 199 howell gayla .......................... 168 hoyt tanya .............................. 168 hsieh chia .............................. 221 hsu wen ................................ 220 huang jau .............................. 221 huber albert ........................ .. 22 1 huddleston robert .................. 211 hufford dennis ........................ 211 hufford george ........................ 211 hughes gorden ...................... 198 hughes jane ............ .. ............ 199 hughes jay ............................ 198 hughes l loyd .......................... 168 hughes verlee .... .. .................. 210 hugie roy ........................... ... 168 huish thomas .......................... 199 hu ll mary ................................ 168 hulme charles ........................ 199 humpherys larry ...................... 2 10 hunsaker lanae ...................... 199 hunsaker loye ........................ 21 1 hunsaker merle ........................ 199 hun saker wayne .................... 168 hunter adele .......................... 198 hunte r alfred .......................... 199 hunter judy ............................ 168 hunter lee .............................. 168 hunter william ........................ 2 1 1 hu nting uela .. ........................ 198 huntington ross ...................... 199 huntsman howard .... .............. 211 huntsman linda ...................... 211 huntzinger ralph .................... 168 huppi karren .......................... 199 hurd david .................... .. ........ 168 hurd paula ............................ 169 hurley robert .......................... 198 hurst jeanette ........................ 169 hyatt milton ............................ 221 hyde mary .............................. 199 hyde raymond ........................ 21 1 hyde stephen .......................... 1 69 hye r ke ith ............... .. ............. 198 hy lin don .............................. 169 hymas kay ........... .. ................ . 21 1 imai mark .............................. 211 iqbal mohammad .................. 169 irvin terri Iyn .............. ............ 169 isaacson ra ndal .................... .. 169 issei hubert ............ .. .............. 198 ito mie .................................. 169 ivers dewane .......................... 169 iverson john ............................ 169 ivie dawn 0 rae .................... 169 ivory lee ................................ 2 11 ivory lynda ............................ 199 jackso n larry .......................... 198 jackson robert ........................ 198 iacobs jerald .......................... 211 jakle richard .......... ................ 169 jakubik robe rt .. ...................... 211 james carolyn ........................ 169 james dale ............................ 198 james jerry .......................... .. 2 11 james kathleen .......... .............. 21 1 james robert .......................... 199 jardine val .............................. 198 jasperson shirley .................... 169 jenab seid .............................. 22 1 je n kins pamela ...................... 169 jenkins susan .......................... 2 11 jennings margaret .................. 169 jensen bonnie ........................ 198 jensen cordell ........................ 211 jensen david .......................... 211 jensen diane .......................... 199 jensen dauglas ...................... 221 jensen joan ............................ 2 11

jensen kay .............................. 198 jensen kenneth ...................... 21 1 jensen kent ............................ 199 jensen kirk ..................... .. .... . 169 jensen linda ............................ 169 jensen margaret ...................... 169 jensen melba .......................... 198 jensen patricia ...................... 199 jensen sandra ........................ 169 jensen sheila ...................... .. .. 169 jensen sheryl .......................... 198 jensen stanley .......... .............. 169 jensen steven .......................... 21 1 je n sen valine .......................... 2 11 jenson glen ............................ 2 11 jeppson drvid ........................ 19 8 jessop reunell .......................... 16 9 jewkes nancy .......................... 2 00 johansen craig ........................ 21 1 johansen jonnie ...................... 2 11 johanson an'n .......................... 200 jahanson shery l ...................... 2 11 john darwin ............................ 21 1 jahn thomas .......................... 2 00 john william .......................... 169 johnson carl ............................ 198 johnson clifford ...................... 2 11 johnson colleen ...................... 21 1 johnson dennis ...................... 169 johnson diane ........................ 2 00 johnson gary .......................... 2 11 johnson irene .......................... 1 6 9 johnson j ................................ 169 johnson jacqueline .................. 2 1 1 johnson james ........................ 198 joh n son james ........................ 2 11 johnson janis .......................... 198 johnson reid .............. .............. 169 johnson richard .. .. ...... ............ 2 11 johnson ronald ...................... 2 11 jahnson ross .......... .. .............. 169 johnson sh rerman .................... 221 johnson stuart .. .. .................... 2 11 johnson te rry .... ................. .... . 169 jolly desmon d ........................ 2 12 jones dwane ........................ .. 16 9 jones elaine ............................ 169 jones harold ................... .. .. ... 169 jones henry ........................... . 2 00 jones janis .............................. 169 jones linda .............................. 169 jones mabel ............................ 169 jones marilyn .......................... 198 jones rona Id ........................ .. 2 12 jorgensen bonnie .................... 2 12 jorgensen ma ry ...................... 169 jorgensen phyllis .................... 2 00 josephson pa u l ...................... 2 12 jucha u ka ren .......................... 2 12 judd roma .............................. 16 9 kabili moris ............................ 200 kaiser donna .......................... 169 kapke douglas ........................ 198 karren steve n .......................... 2 12 kay roy .................................. 169 kearl diane ............................ 2 00 kearns kathlee n ...................... 17 0 kearsley kare n ........... ........... 170 keck cheryl .............................. 2 00 keele judy .............................. 2 00 keeler albert ........................ .. 200 keeler kay .............................. 198 keiser dean ............................ 198 keller david .. .. ... ..................... 198 kelly david ............................ 2 00 kelly edward .......................... 21 2 kelson duane .......................... 2 12 kempf thomas ....... .. ............... 2 12 kendrick bre nda .................... 17 0 kennedy michael .................... 200

kenney georgia ...................... 200 kennington eddy ...................... 170 kennington eugene ............... . 221 kenning ton richard .................. 199 kensmoe gary ........................ 200 kent william ........... ............... 212 key michae l ............................ 200 khadem.haghighat seyd .......... 170 kidd james ............................ 200 kem dong .............................. 221 kimball emi ly ................. ....... 212 kimball dristine ................... ... 170 kincer dianna ....................... 170 king carolyn ............................ 170 king geraldine ............ ........... 200 king rodney ............................ 200 kingdon ann ................ ........ .. 199 kinghorn joyce ... ................ ..... 170 kingsford clinton .................... 2 12 kingsley russell .............. ........ 199 kirby maude ............................ 170 kirk donna .............................. 179 klingsporn ralph ...................... 200 klopf mary ........................... ... 200 klossne r hans ........... .............. . 170 knight caro l ............................ 170 knight charles .............. 200 knighton edith ...................... .. 20 0 knise ly dennis ........................ 170 knudsen birthe ........... .. .... .. ..... 170 knu dsen cu rtis ............... .. ....... 170 knutson sand ra ....................... 200 kobayashi warren .................. 200 koetitz gerald ........................ 170 kohler douglas ........................ 2 12 kohler james .................. 170 koh ler steve n .......................... 2 00 kolan robert .......................... 170 konopnicki aldee .................... 170 kornfeld joyce ...................... .. 2 12 ko rn feld stephen .................... 221 kotter mary .............. .............. 199 kotter paul .............................. 199 kranwinkle karren .................. 212 krey julie ................................ 2 12 krivitsky robe rt ...................... 2 12 kunz barton .. .......................... 199 kunz calvin ............................ 199 kunz charles ........................... 200 ku nz niel ............................... 199 kusisto barbara ........ 170 kuttnaue r kari ........... ......... 199 lacey peter ............................ 170 laker laura lee .... .. .................. 170 lamb richa rd ...... .. ................. . 200 lone alan ................................ 2 12 lange carl ............................. 212 langford james ..................... 200 lap ray brent .... .. .... 199 larsen brent ...... .. .... 170 larsen camma ........................ 199 larsen janice .......................... 199 larsen jeanne ......................... 200 larsen jennifer ........................ 170 la rsen jim .......................... .... 170 la rsen judith .......................... 2 12 larsen kath leen ...................... 199 larsen kathleen ...................... 199 la rsen lorene ....................... ... 200 la rsen mari lyn ........................ 200 la rsen reed ...... .. .................... 170 larsen richard ........... ............. 212 larsen susan ......................... 200 lorsen vivian .......................... 2 12 larsen wallace .................. .. .... 2 12 larson aria ............................ 199 larsan cathy..... .. ....... 170 larsan david ......................... 212 la rson fred .... .. ........................ 170 la rso n judith ... .. ..... ...... ...... .. .. 170

larson william ........................ 199 last frank .............................. 170 lau william ......... ................... 212 laub valoy .............................. 170 laudenberger lynn ............... .. . 199 la u ritzen ma r io n .................... 2 12 law lawana ............................ 17 0 lawrence beatrice .................. 170 lawrence eleanor .................... 199 lawrence linda ........................ 199 lawrence richa rd ................. .. . 200 lawson carl ............................ 221 leavitt ca rol ............................ 170 leavitt leon ............................ 199 leavitt mishael ........................ 212 lee deanne ............................ 212 lee john .................................. 200 lee terrence ............................ 212 lees barbara ...... .................... 200 lefevre donna ....................... 170 l ieshman kim ......................... 212 lejambre cha r les ........... 200 lemon carlo ............................ 200 lemon janet ............................ 212 lewandowski edgar ................ 212 lewis carolyn ......................... 199 lewis max .............................. 2 12 lewis mont ............ .. ................ 2 12 Ii chin ................................... 221 liao teh ................................ 22 1 liddle elizabeth ...................... 200 Iii ley michae l .......................... 2 00 limb max ................................ 200 lin shu ................................... 212 lind bruce ............................. . 199 lindsay davi d ........................ 220 lindsay kathleen .............. ...... 22 0 l indsay valorus ................... .. . 22 1 lindsay donna ........................ 200 linton dennis .......................... 201 littled ike l ila .......................... 21 2 litt lefie ld sue .......................... 2 0 1 liu ernest ................................ 221 livingston carolyn .................... 199 livingston madalyn n ................ 199 lloyd charles .......................... 2 12 lloyd phi ll ip ............................ 17 1 lloyd wi ll iam .......................... 199 lofthouse sharon .................... 171 lomax marti n ......................... . 199 long cathy ............................ .. 20 1 longhurst lynn ........................ 199 loosle gaylen .......... ................ 20 1 loosli curtis ............................ 20 1 loosli stuart ............................ 212 lotfian ali ............................. . 199 lott gayle .................. 171 louder e ldon .......................... 201 lounsbu ry jerry ........................ 212 lovell brent ............................ 199 lovell sallie ............................ 17 1 lovell sue .............................. 199 low richard ............................ 20 1 low william ............................ 2i2 lowder richard ........................ 17 1 lund john .............................. 199 lund robert ................... .. ......... 2 12 lund william .......................... 2 12 luthy howard .......................... 171 lyon robert ........................... 201 lyt le sue ................................ 199 mabrito tamara ...................... 199 mackelprang alonza ................ 2 12 mackenz~ kenny ...... ......... 212 mackey kerry .......................... 1 99 macnei l judee ................. 199 madsen cherril ........................ 201 madsen delon ................... 171 magleby john ....................... 201 mahmoudi koo ros .................... 2 01

maie r rona ld .................. ........ 2 13 mallet lo rr aine ........................ 17 1 malmstrom willard ................ 213 malouf raymond .................... 17 1 manbeian taghi ...................... 22 1 manning fred ......... .. ............... 199 manning ma rtha ......... .. ......... 17 1 manning richard ...................... 2 13 marasco richard ...................... 2 13 marchant connie ..... ............... 213 marcha nt jim my ............ .. ........ 17 1 marcum chery l ........................ 199 ma rcum ray ........................... Âˇ 199 markham phillip .................... 20 1 markos f rancine .. .................... 19 9 marsh jonatha n ...................... 171 martin donald ....................... . 2 13 martin francis ...................... .... 171 martin william ........................ 199 martindale lewis .................... 2 13 marti n i ed ward ...................... 199 mash nadine .......................... 220 masini anne ............................ 19 9 mason jacquiline .................... 2 13 mason jay ...... ........................ 20 1 masumu ra a la n ...................... 20 1 mather co nrad ........................ 22 1 mather sharon ........................ 2 12 matthews edith ...................... 20 1 mauch ley glo ria .................... 17 1 maughan clara .................. .. .. 201 maugha n elizabeth ................ 2 13 maughan franklin .................. 2 13 maughan mary ........................ 2 13 maughan ralph ................ ...... 2 01 maughan venice ............... .. ... 213 mouth joanne ............ .. .......... 20 1 maxwell glenda ............. .. ....... 17 1 may michae l .......................... 2 01 mayo rober t ............................ 200 mazu ran michael .................... 20 0 mcallister robert .................... 22 1 mcb ride sharon ...................... 17 1 mca rthur laura ........................ 201 mccammon loma .................... 200 mccammon james ................. ... 200 mcclellan cheryl .... .. .. .. ............ 200 mccormick max ...................... 2 13 mccormick max ...................... 213 mccracken patsy .................... 17 1 mcda niel ge ne ........................ 20 0 mcdona ld mary ...... .. .............. 200 mcdonald richard .................. .. 17 1 mcdonald willard ........... .. ..... 17 1 mcentire linda ...................... .. 20 1 meg ha n james ........ .. .............. 171 mcgregor ka thlee n .................. 171 mcgregor beverly .................... 2 13 mcgregor craig ...................... 171 mcgregor leg rande .................. 17 1 mcguire cha rl es ...................... 22 1 mckee ethel .................... .. ...... 171 mckell barbara ...................... 171 mckim robert .......................... 17 1 mckinnon linda ...................... 200 mckinnon mika l ...................... 200 mclane de n nis ....................... 20 1 me laws nancy ........................ 171 mcmaster suezann .................. 201 mcmurrin marcia .......... .......... 213 mcneill margaret .................... 201 mcphee kath leen .............. ...... 20 1 mcpherson lin ........................ 17 1 mcquarrie glade .................... 2:: I mcqueen alice ........................ 20 1 mea ley thomas ........................ 2 13 meals pamela ........................ 201 mecham darlene .................... 171 medford samue l ...................... 20 1 medsker richa rd ..................... 17 1 mehr ja rdi .. ............... .. ....... .... 17 1

meh ta ashwinkumar .............. 22 1 memmatt carolyn .................... 17 1 memmott sandra .................... 20 0 meng richa rd .......................... 201 mercer rena ..................... .. ..... 2 0 0 merchant jeffrey .................... 2 13 merkley bery l ..................... .. ... 171 merkley clyde .......... .. ............ 2 13 mer rill darla ............ .. ............ 201 mer rill deanna ................... ..... 171 me rr ill pame la .................... .... 2 00 merri l l sta n ley .......... .. ............ 2 13 merritt alonzo ....... .. .. .. ...... ..... 2 13 merritt beth ........................... 20 0 messinger venna .................... 171 meste r susa n .......................... 171 m ich a el robert ...................... .. 200 michae lsen la rry ........ .............. 171 michaelson ter ral .................... 2 0 0 michaelso n william ................ 201 m ichelson ly nn ........................ 2 13 mickelse n steve ................... .. . 201 mickleson william ........... ....... 2 13 mille r barbara ............... .. ....... 17 1 miller dorothy ...................... .. 2 01 mi l le r edwin ...................... ... .. . 2 01 miller eldo n .. .......................... 200 mi ll er judee .................. .. ........ 17 1 miller lucille .......................... 2 0 0 mill er ly nn ...... .................. ...... 171 mille r marg aret .............. .. ... ... 20 1 mille r marily n ........................ 171 mi ll er martha .......................... 200 miller shannon ........................ 200 mi ll er sherry ......... .. ............... 200 mil ler stan ley.... . ..... 2 13 miller suzanne ...................... .. 171 miller terry ................. ........... 2 00 miller wendell ................. .. ..... 2 13 milliga n ca ro le .. .......... .. .......... 22 1 mine r robe rt .. ..... .. ............... .. 171 mink ler ray ............................ 2 01 misu lia michael ...................... 2 13 mitchell a .......... ......... ........... 171 mitchell chad ... ..................... . 200 mitchel l dixie .. ..................... .. . 201 mitchell joh n ...... .. .................. 22 1 miya gary ........................ .. .... 2 00 mob ley ga ry ................ ..... ..... 171 molascon pat rici a .................. 2 01 mo lgard robert ... .. ............. ...... 201 mo il er rona ld ............... .. ......... 2 01 monadjemi mehdi .............. .. .. 2 01 monsen david ............. .. ........ . 17 2 monsen sa rah ........................ 202 mo nson lavaun .... .. .............. . 2 0 2 monson luetta .. ...................... 200 monson roy ....... .. ................... 2 00 montgomery david ............... ... 2 0 2 montgomery fay .................... 213 moody richard ................. .. ..... 2 13 moore carol ...... .. .. ........ .. ........ 2 0 2 moo re con ni e .......................... 20 2 moore eldon .......... ................ 213 moore joan ............................ 2 1 3 moore joyce ...... .. ................... 202 moore kathlee n ...................... 17 2 moore ke nneth ...................... 2 00 moore majorie ........................ 172 moo re thomas .................. ...... 200 morqan james ...... ... ............... 2 13 morg an joyce ................. .. ....... 21 3 morga n jy lene ... .. ........ .. ......... 2 0 2 morgan stephan ....... .. ........... 2 13 ma rin forest ..... .. ..................... 2 13 mo rre ll lau re nce ................. .. ... 2 13 morris cha rl es ........... .. ........... 17 2 morris john .............................. 2 13 morrison george ...................... 200 mo rr ison molly ............... .. ....... 202 mo rrow la rr y ................... .. ..... 2 13

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morsali houshang .................... 200 mortensen ralph ...................... 213 mortensen ronald .................... 202 mortimer gerald ...................... 202 moss arthur ............................ 213 moss doris ....................... ... .... 2 13 moss mary ........... ....... ..... .. ..... 202 moulton bruce ..... ................... 172 moyes michael ........................ 202 mueller beatrice .................... 172 mundy patricia .... ...... ............ 200 muralidharan v p .................... 221 murdoch john ........................ 172 murdock vicki ........................ 202 murphy douglas ... ................... 202 murray neil ............................ 213 murri daryll ............. ..... .......... 214 musgrave betty ...................... 172 myrick william ........................ 200 myrin alarik .......................... 172 nadauld nancy ................. .. ..... 202 nadel arthur ............... ....... .... 172 nadjibi kianoush .................... 202 naraballobh banborn .............. 172 nassari mohammad ................ 214 nassir nasrat ..................... ..... 221 nate larry ........ ........................ 214 nate robert ........... ............... .... 214 nay marta .............. ................ 214 naylor maree .......... ................ 172 nebeker clark ....................... ... 214 nee ley gordon ........................ 214 neibaur annette ...................... 172 neilsen diane .......................... 202 nelson benjamin ......... .. ....... .. 172 nelson clair ....... .. .. .... ............. 214 nelson david ........... ............... 214 nelson gloria .. ........................ 172 nelson gylene ......... ............... 214 nelson jane ................... ... .. .... 200 nelson jeanette .. ............ ........ 200 nelson kay ....................... ..... .. 202 nelson nancy .......................... 172 nelson pauline ........................ 214 nelson vicki ................. .... ....... 172 nelson william ...... ......... ......... 200 newswander robert ................ 202 nichols spencer ...................... 172 nicholson dianna ............ ........ 172 nicholson george ............. .. ..... 2 14 niederhauser sheila ................ 172 niederhauser terry .................. 202 nielsen david ..................... .... . 172 nielsen floyd ............... .... ....... 172 nielsen kathryn ...................... 200 nielsen keith .......................... 200 nielsen m kim ... .... ................. 172 nielsen suzanne ...................... 172 nielson beverly ...................... 214 nielson judith .... ...................... 214 nielson ronald ....... .... ... .......... 172 niemonn david ........................ 200 nish larita ...................... .. ...... 202 nixon carl .............................. 214 nixon nancy ............................ 214 norris patrick .......................... 214 norton jayne .. ............ ............ 172 norton norman ............... ......... 200 norton paul ............................ 200 nunn henry ........ .................... 214 nuttall darrell ........................ 202 nye gregory ............................ 200 nyman vivian .......................... 214 oberhansly loraine ........... ....... 202 obray jean .................... ........ .. 200 obray mary ............................ 214 ochsner alfred ...... .... .............. 214 odean velma .......................... 214 odisho phenuel .... ....... .. .... ... .. 22 1

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ogden lynn ............................ 200 ogden stanford ...................... 214 ogden susanne ........................ 200 oldroyd jule .......... .................. 2 0 2 olsen brent .............................. 201 olsen david ............. ...... ...... ... 202 olsen edith .............................. 20 1 olsen gwenivere .................... 172 olsen joann ............. ........... .... 201 olsen john .......................... .... 172 olsen marilyn ....................... ... 202 olsen nathan ....... ................... 214 olsen robert ............................ 172 olsen rosemary ........................ 172 olsen wayne .......................... 202 olson eleanor marie ................ 201 olson kathleen ....... ... .............. 201 olson thomas .......................... 202 orison doris ........................... 201 orme kathryn .......................... 172 ormond carolyn .............. ... ..... 202 ormond david ........................ 172 ormond errol ....................... ... 2 14 orr marvin ....... ....................... 201 orton janis ................. ............. 201 orton judy ............ ... .............. . 214 osenburg stephanie ................ 172 osmond rulon robert ................ 214 osterhout ronald ............ ... ....... 214 owais tallat ........................ .... 221 owen margaret ................... ... 202 owens bennett ..................... ... 214 pace donna ............................ 172 pace marvin .......................... 201 pace richard .... ......... .... ........ . 20-1. pace rudolph .......................... 214 pa ck blair .............................. 20 1 pack clarence ............. ........... 201 padker lyle ................... ... ...... 202 packer murland ...................... 214 packer stanley ................... ..... 202 page judy ................. ............. 201 painter reese ............ ..... .... ..... 201 pavia cecilia .......................... 202 palayasoot paotoon ................ 222 pally dorothy ........................ 214 palmer alan ..... ..................... 172 palmer beverly ....................... . 201 palmer glen ............................ 202 palmer shirlene ... ..... .. ........ .... 2 14 palme r virginia ...................... 214 pang suk ........................ ..... ... 2 14 park jerry .............................. 214 parker carl .. ....... .. ................. 214 parker dennis ...... .................. 202 parker douglas ............... .. ..... 214 parker julie ............................ 201 parker larry ......... ................. 214 parker mel ita ........................ 214 parker patricia ............. ........... 202 parker ronald .. ...... ................ 201 parker wayne ........................ 214 parkinson harold .................... 201 parks wesley .......................... 214 parrish alan ........................... . 202 parrish mardell ............... ... .. .. 172 parson dennis ........................ 172 parson kathryn ...................... 17 2 parson ralph .......................... 214 partridge glen ........................ 202 passey frederick ... ............... ... . 172 pastore candace ....... ............... 173 patil ashok ............................ 214 patrick catherine ............ ........ 173 paulsen olaf .......................... 201 paulsen rex ............................ 215 paulsen robert ........................ 203 paulsen ronald ...................... 215 pay carolee ............................ 201 payne clifford ............ .. .... ...... 222

peacock vicky ........................ 173 pearce dwight ................ ........ 173 pearson denice ...................... 201 pearson karin ........ .. .............. 173 pearson steven ..... .... .. ........... 173 pehrson marilyn ...... ................ 173 pendleton ronald .................... 20 1 pendleton william ................ 173 penman barbara .................... 215 penney garth .......................... 215 penovich edith ......... ............... 173 perkes anita ... .. ..................... 215 perkins lee .............................. 2 03 perreault albeÂˇrt ...................... 222 perrett luell ......................... ... 203 perrin kwan ....................... .... . 215 perry everett .......... ................ 201 perry george .............. ............ 215 perry patricia ........................ 173 perry patsy ... ......................... 215 pestka michael .... ........... ....... 20 1 peternel george .... ............... ... 20 1 petersen clifford .. .................. 173 petersen dale ........................ 215 petersen james ...... .................. 203 petersen kathryn .................... 203 petersen linda ........................ 201 petersen lucille ....... ............... 173 petersen robert ...................... 173 petersen sharol ............. ... ........ 173 peterson barbara .............. ...... 201 peterson beth .......................... 2 15 peterson bobette .................... 201 peterson colleen ...................... 2 15 peterson david .... ............. ..... 215 peterson dianne ...................... 17 3 peterson frank ... .... ...... .... .. ..... 2 15 peterson gerald ...................... 215 peterson hal ........................ .. 173 peterson iva n .......................... 201 peterson james .. ......... ........... 215 peterson jane ......................... . 201 peterson jay ............................ 215 peterson jo ......... .............. ....... 215 peterson judy ........................ 215 peterson karen ...................... 203 peterson karren ...................... 215 peterson kathleen .................. 215 peterson margaret ......... .... ..... 173 peterson marilyn .................... 20 1 peterson martha .................... 173 peterson marva ............... ....... 173 peterson mary ..... ....... ............ 203 peterson patricia .................... 203 peterson paul ........................ 215 peterson shana ...................... 173 peterson shannon .................... 173 peterson sharon ................ .... 173 peterson she rid ...................... 201 peterson steven ................. ..... 2 15 peterson steven ...................... 222 peterson tana ...................... .. 173 petrunich william .... ... .... ....... 201 petterson ernest .................... 203 pettingill frederick .................. 173 phillips harold ........................ 203 phillips john .......................... 222 phipps joan ............................ 201 pickett carolyn ........................ 203 pierce guy ................... ........... 215 pierce shirley ..... ..................... 203 pierson dallis .......................... 215 pinder annette ........................ 203 pinegar david ........................ 201 pinson addie .......................... 173 pinto nilda ..................... ....... 2 15 piper edgar ............................ 222 piquet joan ............................ 201 pitcher ri cha rd ........ ......... ....... 215 pittard homer .......................... 201 pixton richard ................. .. ..... 17 3

plant patricia .......................... 215 planz tyson ... ......................... 215 plott sunny ...... ... ....... ... ..... .... 203 plowman boyd ...................... 2 15 plowman lowell .... .. ............ .... 203 plummer nathan ...................... 2 15 pocock elaine ........................ 215 pollard d joyce ...................... 203 pollock denise ................... ..... 203 polson douglas .... ....... .......... . 201 polson susan ............ ............. . 173 pond charles .......................... 215 pond linda .............................. 203 poole carolyn .... .. .................. 201 poole nancy .................... ........ 203 pope kathleen ........................ 215 popevis joseph ...................... 215 porter james .......................... 173 porter kent ........................ ...... 17 3 porter paula .......................... 173 posey betty ............... .. ... ........ 173 postma ri chard ....................... . 2 15 potts lynn ... ........................... 17 3 poulsen leon .......................... 203 powell particia ...................... 215 powell stanley ... ..................... 173 powers charles ................. .. .. ... 201 preece stuart ....................... ... 2 15 preston stuart ........................ 215 preston marsha ....................... . 2 15 preston paulette .................... 215 price annalee ............ ............ 173 price boyd .............................. 173 price douglas ................... ....... 20 1 price jean .............................. 2 01 price linda .............................. 173 price luanna ................ .......... 173 price merlin ............... .. ........... 173 price relf ................................ 173 prisbrey dean .. ............ ............ 215 pugmire ada .......................... 173 purser luann .......................... 17 3 puzey paul ............................ 173 quaderer donna ............... ....... 203 quarnberg eith ................... .... . 173 quayle claii ................... ......... 2 0 2 quayle linda ....... .. ................... 173 quinnett paul ....... ...... ............ . 2 15 radford kent .......................... 2 04 rampton david ........................ 202 randall christine .................... 222 randall myrna ....... ................. 204 randle marjorie ...................... 202 rashidi abdul .......................... 2 04 rasmussen dennis .................. 173 rasmussen john ... ............. ...... 21 5 rasmussen lee ........................ 215 rasmussen lynden .................. 215 rasmussen phylliS .................... 204 rasmussen richard .................. 215 rasmussen robert .............. ...... 17 4 rasmussen shirley .................... 204 raunig thomas ............. .. ......... 204 rawlings arvona ......... ............. 202 rawlings richard ...................... 202 raymond carol ....................... . 2 04 raymond john ............... ......... 174 raymond larry ... ..................... 2 15 raymond melaine ................ .. 2 15 read susan ........................... . 204 readinf sharon .... .................... 202 redd maraley ........................ 215 redington billie ...... .............. .. 204 reed samuel ................... ......... 174 reeder dennis ..................... ... 202 reeder ellen ........ .................... 2 15 reeder mary ............................ 174 reeder steven ........................ 2 15 rees david .............................. 174

rees david .............................. 215 rees james .............................. 215 Âˇ reese gaylen .......................... 202 reese lynn .............................. 174 reese thomas .......................... 204 reeves sally ............................ 204 reid barbara .......................... 174 reynolds ernest ...................... 215 reynolds john ........................ 215 reynolds michele .................... 174 rice ray .................................. 21 5 rich barbara ............................ 174 rich doraleen .......................... 204 rich lynne .............................. 215 rich orrian .............................. 202 rich trudy ................................ 204 richards carol ine .................... 174 richards florence .................... 215 richards harriet ...................... 202 richards karla ........................ 215 richards lawrence .................. 174 richards russell ........................ 202 richards warren ............ 202 richey harold .......... ............... 174 richey vernon ..................... .... 202 richman paula ........................ 2 15 rigby dianne ......................... 174 rigsby mary ............ .. .............. 204 riley calvin ............................ 204 riemer carol ............................ 174 roach bonnie ............... ........... 174 riley clifford .......................... 215 robbins gordon ...................... 174 robbins harold ......... .. ............. 215 roberts kathy .......................... 202 roberts marti .......................... 202 roberts roy .............................. 215 roberts so lIy ............................ 2 15 robertson donald .................... 202 robertson gail ........................ 205 robertson jay .......................... 202 robey melvin .......................... 205 robins reed ......................... .. . 174 robinson alvin ........................ 215 robinson douglas .................... 174 robinson sheila ...................... 205 robinson sherrie ...................... 205 robinson theresa .................... 174 robinson william .................... 202 robison maxine ...................... 174 rock carol ................................ 205 rock sharon ............................ 205 rockstead clifford .................... 205 roderick lynn .......................... 174 rogers anne ............................ 205 rogers gregory ...................... 174 rogers lee ................................ 205 rogers paul ............................ 174 rogrer barbara ........................ 202 rollins marsha ........................ 174 rominske roger ........................ 205 roohr stirland .......................... 174 roper golden .......................... 216 roper marian .......................... 2 16 rose janet ................... .. ......... 216 rose julie ................................ 174 rose robert ............. ................. 215 rosenbaum susan .................... 174 rosen lund kay .... ... ................. 205 rosenlund steven .................... 2 16 roskelley gene ........................ 174 roundy elna ............................ 205 roundy jill .............................. 216 roundy vern ..... 216 row len freeman ...................... 216 ruesch karma ........................ 202 rufer sheila ............................ 2 1 1 rushton ronald ............. 216 rust nickolas ................. ......... 174 rayon patty ............................ 202 ryan vaun .............................. 205

ryser susan ............................ 205 sadler carol ............................ 174 sagers sandra ........................ 174 sahami mohammad ................ 216 solar kalantari ...................... 202 salimu seyed ............... ........... 216 sampson ralph ........................ 2 16 sandberg jerry ........................ 202 sandberg lynda ...................... 174 sanders davis .......................... 222 sanders don ............................ 205 sanders victoria ...................... 174 sandoval elmo ........................ 174 sandoval hobson .................... 174 sanford robert ........................ 174 sansom tiny ............................ 216 sarakoon kamol ...................... 222 sargent dale .......................... 202 sargent david ... ..................... 205 satterthwaite lavon ................ 202 satterthwaite marrae .......... .. .. 2 0 2 savage willis .......................... 216 sawby scott ............................ 205 saxton dale ............................ 174 sayer roger ......... ................... 174 schafer victor .......................... 202 schenck reynold ...................... 174 scheuffele sandra ........... .. .... . 174 schiess varua ......................... 175 schluss marianne .................... 205 schmett janice ........................ 205 schnidit grant ........................ 205 schmidit larry ........................ 202 schoemig eilliam .................... 216 schow ronald .......................... 205 schreyer richard ...................... 205 schubert roland ...................... 2 16 schuldt jolene ........................ 202 schultz stephanie .................... 175 schulze richard ...................... 216 schwartz diane ........................ 202 scofield dianne ...................... 2 16 scothern robert .......... .............. 202 scudder donald ...................... 205 seaman gary .......................... 175 seamons john .............. .......... 202 seamons richard .................... 205 secrist linda ............................ 205 secrist robert .......................... 175 seegmiller marilyn .................. 2 0 2 see ley wallace ........................ 2 16 seely christine ........................ 205 seibold richard ...................... 2 16 sekino warren ........................ 217 sellers richard ........................ 202 servoss kent ............................ 175 sessions linda ...... _____ ......... __ .. 202 sessions orrin ........................ 217 sessions ronald ...................... 205 sessions stanley ...................... 2 17 severt john .............................. 175 shaffer karen ........................ 175 shsh dinubhai ........................ 222 shanker kiron ........................ 2 17 sharma shanti ....................... . 222 sharp carol ... .. .... .. ................... 205 shaw dennis .......................... 175 shaw julia .................. ........... 175 shaw kathleen ....................... 217 sheffield dennis ...................... 217 sheikh muhammad ................ 222 shelton glenn ........... .. ............. 217 shenton hollis ........................ 217 sherman warren .................... 2 17 sherwood mary ...................... 217 shields catherine .................. . 2 17 shields ethel .......................... 217 shields john ............................ 203 shie lds sally .......................... 125 shimomura yukio .. .................. 217

shinkle norman .................... .. 2 17 shipley willis .......................... 2 17 shirley arden .......................... 217 shirley pamela ...................... 175 shobe francine ...................... 175 shoberg john .......................... 203 short judith ............................ 205 shriber jack .. .. ........................ 204 shriber paul .......................... 175 shumway john ........................ 175 shurtleff wayne ......... .. ........... 175 sibley richard ........................ 217 siddoway sharon ... ............... .. 175 sidle barbara .......................... 217 sidfkin norman ................. 205 siggard nina ............................ 203 Sights lawrence .............. .. ...... 2 17 simmonds andrew .................. 2 17 simmonds kathlee n ................ 205 simon robert .......................... 203 simonson chris ...................... 2 17 sinper brent ............................ 175 simpson gwendolyn ................ 175 sinfield juanita ...................... 175 sinha suresh .......................... 221 sip larry ............................... 2 17 skabelund carol ...................... 175 skidmore william .................... 205 skinner diane .......................... 203 skinner jackie ........................ 205 skinner john ............................ 205 skinner stephen ...................... 175 skirde fred ................ ..... .. ..... 218 slaugh reed .......................... 203 sloop gary.... .. ................ 203 slusser william ........................ 175 smart deeann ........................ 203 smedley weston ...................... 2 18 smee suzan ne ................... .. ... 175 smith alan ................... .. ......... 175 smith barbara ........................ 175 smith bettie ............................ 175 smith bruce ............................ 175 smith caroly n ........... ............... 203 smith chad ............................ 203 smith chery l ............................ 205 smith chloe ............................ 175 smith connie .......................... 175 smith eldene .......................... 175 smith gail .............................. 175 smith gale .............................. 203 smith gary .............................. 17 5 smith glens .............................. 205 smith grant ............................ 175 smith jesse .............................. 175 smith joanne .. .. ...................... 2 18 smith karen ............................ 218 smith keith .............................. 205 smith kent ............. ................. 203 smith lane ........................ ...... 205 smith legrande ........................ 175 smith linda ............................ 175 smith marsha ........................ .. 205 smith maryam ....................... . 175 smith norma ............................ 175 smith paul .............................. 203 smith robert ............................ 175 smith ruth .............................. 175 smith saundra ........................ 175 smith sidney ... ....................... 203 smith stephen ........................ 175 smith stephen .......................... 205 smith stephen ........................ 20 6 smith susan ............................ 206 smithies donna ...................... 176 smyth susan ............................ 176 snarr kendall .......................... 206 sneed robert ............................ 222 snow karen ............................ 203 snow marilynn .. .................... 176 snow william .......................... 2 18

snyder pau l .. .......................... 222 solaimani mansoor .................. 206 sommercorn colleen ................ 220 sommers susan ........................ 176 .songer junior .......................... 203 sonne karma .......................... 176 sorensen alton ...................... .. 203 sorensen dorothy .................... 176 sorensen robert ........................ 176 sorensen william ........ ... .. ....... 203 sorenson blaine ...................... 222 sorenson calvin ...................... 206 sorenson charles ...................... 2 18 sorenson keith ........................ 206 sou Iier vickie .......................... 176 southwick jay ........................ 2 18 spain richard .............. ............ 176 sparks carolyn ........................ 2 18 spencer barbara ........ .. ............ 203 spencer carla .......................... 206 spencer dennis ........................ 176 spencer joann ........................ 206 spencer norman ...................... 176 spencer thoman ............... .. ..... 176 spicer richard ........................ 2 18 squires linda .. ...... .. ................ 2 0 3 squires melvin ........................ 2 18 sq u ires richard ........................ 222 stander john ......................... .. . 203 stanley ru by ............. ...... ....... 218 staples bonnie ............... .. ....... 218 stapley patricia ........... ........... 2 18 stapley ro bert ....... .. .. ..... ........ 2 18 sta rk me lvi n ............................ 2 18 sta uffer kathryn ................. .. ... 206 steed pamela .. .. .................... 176 steffen ca rol .......................... 176 steffen kathleen .. .................. .. 176 steffen gorde n ...... .. ................ 21 8 stephens da le .......................... 203 stephens jaCKie ............... ....... 203 stephens ka re n ........... .. .. .. ..... 2 18 stephens les lie ................. .. ..... 203 stephens patricia .............. ...... 203 stephenson rene ... ................. 2 18 ste rzler james .................. ........ 176 stettle r carolyn .... .. ......... ... ...... 2 0 3 stevens carma .................. ...... 206 stevens ethel ................... ....... 222 steve ns lyman ................... .. ... 2 0 3 stevens mark .......................... 206 stevens roge r .......................... 2 18 stevenson jerry ........................ 203 stewart barbara ... ........ .. ....... 2 0 3 stewart donald ...................... 218 stewart julie .......................... 176 stiver dallas ....................... ... 176 stockdale virginia .................... 2 18 stocking von .......................... 176 stoddard lee .............. .. ... ....... 2 18 stoker gerald ....... .. ................. 2 18 stokes paula ............................ 176 stone ba rton ............. .. ........... 21 8 stone r david .......................... 176 stowell marcia ............ .. ....... ... 206 stuart james ............................ 176 stuart jay ................... .. ......... 206 stuart louis ............................ 2 18 studinski george ...................... 2 0 6 suisse jay ........................... ... 176 sullivan michae l ...... .. .............. 203 sumiCJa margie ........................ 176 summers brenda ...................... 203 summers james ...................... 218 summers kathryn .. ............. .. ... 176 sun tzeng ............... ................. 222 sunada cheryl ........................ 176 sunada sheila ........................ 176 sunderland charles ................ 203 tanner gail ............ .. ............... . 176

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tanner justin .......................... 206 tanner karen ................. ... ...... 206 tanner mary .......................... 176 tarbet george .......................... 176 tatton freddie ........................ 176 taylor gordon .......................... 203 taylor herbert ... ...... ............... 206 taylor james ............................ 204 taylor joe ................................ 203 taylor kay .............................. 206 taylor linda ............................ 206 taylor lourene .... ...... ... .... ..... .. 218 taylor rhenon .......................... 176 taylor robert .......................... 21 8 taylor spencer ........................ 206 taylor sterling .......... .............. 203 taylor thomas ......... .... ........... 218 taylor william ....... ................. 218 taylor lOra .............................. 176 terry linda .............................. 204 terry stanley .......................... 204 terwilleger linda .................... 176 thalman john ......................... . 204 thatcher sidney ....... .... .... .... ... 204 theurer nanette ...................... 206 theurer scott ................... 218 theurer susan ................ .......... 176 thomas christina ...................... 177 thomas jan ............................ 177 thomas kathleen .................... 206 thomas linda .......................... 204 thomas paul .............. .......... .. 218 thomas paulette ...................... 177 thomas stanley ...................... 177 thomas thomas ...................... 177 thompson clark jeffrey ............ 204 thompson dav id ...................... 177 thompson david ...................... 21 8 thompson fred ........................ 177 thompson gary ........ .. .............. 218 thomson sherman ....... ........... 206 thomson theo .......................... 204 thorne allen ............................ 218 thornton karla ........................ 177 thorpe michael ........................ 218 thorpe wayne ........................ 2 19 thorpe william ........................ 177 throckmorton roxie .................. 204 thurman janet ........................ 204 timmins lois .......................... .. 206 tingey bonnie ........ .... ............ 204 tingey kathleen ................ ...... 206 tingey willis .............. .. .......... 204 tobler mary ...................... 219 tood gertrude ................. ... 177 toghraee said ........ .... .............. 204 tolman ellen .......................... 177 tolman judy ............................ 177 tompkins danny .... ....... ........... 177 torbensen jerry ...................... 177 tovey raida ............................ 206 tracey dianne ..................... 177 tracy judy .............................. 206 transtrum kathleen .................. 206 transtrum micheal .............. .. .. 204 tribett rees ............................ 219 truman kathleen ................... 177 tsang kai·nien ............. ........... 222 tsu glen .................................. 177 tsuya april .............................. 177 tucker clark ....................... 177 tueller lester ............................ 222 tunbridge sharon ..... ............... 177 turner garn ........................... 177 turner rich ard .............. .... ...... 219 turpin gary ................. ........... 177 twiss donna ............................ 177 tyson william ........................ 222 udy barbara ............................ 177 uharriet raymond .................. 204 uhler frederick .... .......... ... .... ... 177

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ugrich ilene ............................ 177 ullman myra .......................... 177 ulmer william ........................ 177 ulrich david ............................ 177 umemura bob ........................ 219 ungricht jane ....................... . upwall roger .......................... 219 urie hurschell .......................... 222 uzcategui·briceno g ......... ....... 222 vanausdal richard .................. 177 vance lawrence ...................... 204 vance may ............................ 177 vance phillip .......................... 204 vandenwijngaert marie .......... 177 vanderbeek ruth .................... 206 vanderschaaf laverne .............. 204 vandyke larell ........................ 219 vannoy lorna ........ .................. 206 vansweden robert ............... ... 206 varley kathleen ............... ... .... 206 vaughan bonnie .................... 177 venner michael ........................ 204 vest jolyne .............................. 177 vickrey gary .......................... 177 viehweg marlow .................... 219 vin praful ................................ 222 vogel raymond ........................ 177 voorgees kent ........................ 219 voyce merna ...... ... ................. 204 wabel rosemarie .................... 177 waddell joseph ...................... 177 waddell samuel ...................... 219 waddoups ivan ......... ...... ....... 219 waddoups olive ...................... 177 wade richard .......................... 177 wadley anne .......................... 204 wadley james ........................ 207 wadsworth brent .................... 177 waite preston .......................... 178 walburger russell .................... 222 waldron anita ........................ 178 waldron carolyn .................... 207 waldron jane .......................... 219 waldron nancy ...................... 17 8 walk christian ........................ 207 walkenhorst charlotte ......... .. . 219 walker linda .......................... 219 walker paulette ...................... 178 wallace thomas .................... .. 204 waller gordon ........................ 222 wallin scorr ................ ............ 178 walsh joan .......... .. ........... ..... 204 walston barbara ......... ........... 219 walters ronald ........................ 219 walton dean .......................... 178 wangsgaard michael ... .... ....... 204 wanfsgaard clark .................... 207 wansgard gayle ............... .. ..... 207 wangsgard jo ann .................. 178 wansgard lee ........................ 219 wandier bartley ...................... 219 wankier vicky ............. ...... ..... 2 19 ward adele ............................ 178 ward byron ............................ 178 ward joyce .............................. 219 ward judy .............................. 178 ward karenrae ...................... 204 ward keith ............................ 219 ward lorene .......................... 207 ward leon ..... .............. ..... .... 219 ward mary ............................ 207 ward stephen ............. ......... .. 219 ward stephen ....................... 219 wares paul .......................... 219 warren cheryll ........ ........ . ...... 204 warren david. . ..... ........... 219 warren evelyn ...... ....... 178 wasson albertus ........ 207 waranabe douglas .................. 207 watkins adonna .................... 207

watkins james ....................... 219 watkins jeffery ........................ 207 watkins kathleen .................... 178 watkins marilyn ...... ... ........... 207 watson carol .......................... 178 watson john .......................... 204 watson richard ...................... 178 watts douglas ........................ 178 watts marcia .......................... 207 watts robert .......................... 207 watts ruth .............................. 219 watts winston ........................ 204 wayman trudy ........................ 207 weaver raynor .......... .............. 178 weeks darwin ......... ... ............ 178 weeks stanley ................. ....... 219 weeks susan .... ...................... 178 weeshoff david ...................... 178 welsh marianne ...................... 219 welsh russ .............................. 219 west charles ............... ........... 204 west frankl in .......................... 178 west sandra .......................... 178 westergard brent .................. 204 western eileen ........ ... .......... ... 204 westwood gerald .................. 219 wetherell fredrick .................. 204 wettstein cheryle .................... 207 wharton dale ........................ 207 shear james ............... ............. 204 sheatley byron .. .... .............. .. 219 wheeler ned ......... ................... 222 whitbeck belva ........................ 207 white don .............................. 178 white judith .......................... 204 white kay ................................ 204 whitehead clifton ............. ....... 219 whitehead janis ...................... 178 whitehouse john .................... 178 whitehouse paula ............... ... 204 whitesides paul ...................... 204 whitesides robert .................... 178 whiting carol ................... ....... 204 whiting connie ........................ 207 whitlock barbara .................... 204 whitlock lawrence .................. 219 whitman larry ........................ 207 Whitney Iwslie ........................ 178 whitney patricia ...................... 204 whitney richard ...................... 219 widmer gene ................ .......... 205 widmer grant ............. ........... 207 wiehrdt madeline .................... 178 wilcox ronald .......................... 219 wicox seth ........................... ... 178 wilding linda .......................... 204 wilker merlynn ........................ 207 wilkerson john ........................ 219 willard paul .......................... 219 willardsen spencer ....... ......... 219 willardson thomas .................. 205 willerton john ........................ 205 willes ronald .......................... 207 williams arthur ..................... . 178 williams barry ........................ 205 williams glen ......... ...... ........ ... 205 willis david ... ....... .................. 2 19 willmore marilyn .................... 219 willoughby john .................... 219 wilson dennis ........................ 178 Wilson linda .......................... 205 wilson oliver ..... ........ .... ... ...... 219 wilson pamela ...................... 207 wilson ramo .......... .... ..... .... ... 219 wimmer john .......................... 207 winger larry .......................... 205 winger leland ..... .... .............. . 207 winn chad .............................. 205 winn parley ............................ 205 winquist paul ........................ 178 winward paul ..... ................... 205 winward steven ...................... 207

wise annette .......................... 178 wiser joyce ... ......................... 178 witten merilyn ........................ 205 wittwer alice ............... ........... 219 woffinden duard .................. .. 222 wohlgemuth lee ...................... 178 wolfley nancy ........................ 178 wofrom mary ........................ 219 woo ethel .............................. 219 wood ann .............................. 178 woad douglas ...... ... ............... 205 wood glenda .......................... 219 wood marilyn ........................ 205 wood spencer ........................ 222 wood stanley ............. ........... .. 205 wood vern .............................. 205 woodcock don .... .. .................. 207 woodland jerry ........... ........... 205 woodruff joann ...................... 207 woodward carol .................... 178 woodward wayne ..... ........ ..... 207 woolsey connie ........... ........... 178 woolums susan ........................ 178 warley susan ................ ..... .. ... 219 warthen bobbie ....... ............... 207 worthington don ..... ...... ......... 222 wrathall janet ........................ 178 wray linda ....................... ..... .. 178 wrede laurie .......................... 207 wride dona Id ........................ 178 wright jon ............. ................. 207 wright lawrence .................... 2 19 wright linda .......................... 179 wright lynn ............................ 179 wright maurice ...................... 205 wright richard .. .. .................... 205 wright ronald ....... ... ............. . 179 wuest robert .......................... 179 wursten jerry .......................... 179 wuthrich carolyn ................... . 179 wynder sheldon ...................... 205 wynn jan ................................ 222 yamaoto kenneth .................... 205 yamamoto patricia .................. 207 yamasaki joanne .................... 179 yamasaki ruth ... ....... ...... ........ 2 19 yamashita kay ................. .... ... 219 yamauchi ray ........................ 205 yancey boyd ............ ....... ....... 207 yancey marvin ........................ 219 yancey merlin ........................ 219 yang ming·shyong .................. 222 yardley sylvia ........................ 219 yeager arthur ........................ 205 yeates judith ........... ............. .. 179 yelland robert ........................ 205 yocom linda ................... ....... 17 9 yaung annette ........................ 207 young donald ................ .... .... 179 young douglas ... ................... 179 yaung gerald ........... ............... 179 yaung jo ................................ 207 young melvin ........................ 222 young neil ............................. . 219 young richard ........................ 179 yaung richard ........................ 205 young robert .......................... 219 yaung ronald .. ........................ 222 young ray .............................. 179 young scott ....................... ... .. 205 yuen shiu .............................. 2 19 zimowsky peter ... ................... 179 zollinger charlane ........ .......... 179 zollinger judy ........................ 179 zollinger linda ........................ 205 zollinger lorin ........................ 179 zollinger richard ........ ... ...... ..... 179 zollinger ronald ...................... 179 zollinger wendell ............. ....... 2 19 zufelt syril ................. ....... ... ... 2 19