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I am in a quiet morning walking between white gates where trees are humming. Hovering between the leaves, something is coming - so bigI can 't tell; I run pursuing the song of the morning . When I woke my dream was clear, and when I closed my eyes the light was still there. The dream was a song and bright figurations filtered in a breeze, bending, twisting between the trees.

The grass hears me singing ..... grass waving tall and green, preening in the light. It is a constant friend and knows the wellspring of the song.

Lightning flashes .. thunder sounds ... a door bangs shut . . .

Tender tender tender is the rain streaming on the window pane; shining libations on the outside . .. . ... creeping in .

I welcome puddles and most of all thunder air. ' The rain is everywhere ... it smells I ike tar paper roofs and black willow bark and yellow weeds ... bend near the ground and breathe softly.

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It is my birthday, everyday is birth day. Shoeless, I dance on the grass spinning circles, my love spinning circles until .. .

Âˇ .. I turn and see the mountain watching me. Holy place, mountain, portal to the sun,

p rotect my expectations. But no call comes from the stone walls ... silence . .. and no thunder.

On a bleak hill top I look for you, yes, searching to know you and your brothers and sisters. I'm myself and other people too, and I' m you. I reach across love's back, stretch i ng towa rds you, then hesitate - wondering.

Away down the sta i rs two at a time hiding in a room that maybe empty. It's not easy to be you I say you r name, but inside it's not easy. Two m inutes .. . two hours . .. two sticks ... tapping ... I wa itfor darkness to cover me . . . numb me .. . it comes slowly.

The moon rises. Semilight on pillow and in my eyes, shadows twisting, bending ... I dream as I sleep. Awake now, the darkness passes; hear air cascades and feathery rushes . New light is coming, old dreams will pass; hush and hear the tremble of the grass.

1968 utah state university

table of contents

the individual ............................................ 1 the envi ronment ........................................ 22 academics .................................................. 62 administration .................................... 64 arts .................................................... 70 colleges .............................................. 82 sports ............................................. ............. 104 classes ........................................................ 132 dorm life .................................................... 206 organizations ............................................ 222 greeks ........................................................ 286 advertising ................................................ 322 index .......................................................... 330

I am between the mountains looking up; they say we know you; yes and we watch with si lent tongue your life.

Cars disappear taking the difference inside themselves. I see only metal glare against a setting sun.

The people, they are you . You cannot mold them but they wi II shape you and you realize old ideas never die; but grow within the roots, winding, twisting into and out of the valley.

But man grows here, in the sun and snow of winter 's summer.

It is warm pleasure . . .

... to feel the cold of your winter friend.

Eyes watch experienced reality and wait in lines to become fiction.

How can you tell the dancer from the dance?

I felt like I had already been there and done it before.

Live a part directed from the shadows, then go you r own way.

Today takes you gently through tomorrow.

Everyone d reams; the shadow is only a taste in your mouth.

It is yours because you work and want and wait . ... and wait.

In the center of the storm is the calm of you.

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March is the edge, indecisive vernal.

The world shakes hands and goes away.

One is the time to examine the texture of thin gs.

Two is the time to enjoy the fullness of things.

A group is the time to discuss the values of things.

In the valley they say it will be an early spring.

10 learn

" Not truth, not goodness, nor beauty alone can stand alone; nor any two of the three. Our essential humanity responds to all three, and it is the responsibility of the university to nourish and cultivate all three - the truth, the good, and the beautiful in the minds and the spirits of our youth whose mission is to create a non -violent world, a world to be guided and governed by in telligence, goodness, and beauty ." -

President Daryl Chase

Daryl Chase, President of USU , 1954-1968

Vice-president of Business D. Broadbent

Vice-president of Resarch W . Thorne

Vice -president of Academics M. R. Merrill

they lead.

Dean of Wo men H. Lundstrom Dean of Stude nts C. G . Burtens haw

Dean of Admissions and Records L. M. Neuberger

they guide.

"in 1940 whell i graduated,

The Board of Trustees - the pressures of guidance and decision rest upon their shoulders. They chose wisely a new university president, Glen Taggart.

in no way could i have envisioned being here today in this capacity."

beginning with "no horses allowed," the cow college image faded ...

the fine arts center opening focused on the maturing university. 71

• • musIc IS. • •

University Band

University Orchestra

the mother of all harmony,

readers' theatre is the theatre of the imagination.

Bishop

art Seegm iller

consciousness intelligence imagination evo lution of brain into mind a new complex form called man still concerned with survival but aware of spiritual mystery that is when it started a new language of expression the silent world of visual imagery that is how he came to be the image maker the artist involved in visual play in love with form and space intrigued by juxtaposition of line and texture concerned with expressive power of balanced weight and movement that is how the image maker started and since remained the same among different people and times through social upheaval and scientific innovation prosperity and war flourishing culture and decadence he has remained the same through changing group values morals and principles burdened with responsibilities and changing identities as socia I commentator hero high priest chronicler journalist historian beat-nik magician and a must as conversation piece at cocktail parties somehow he must remain the same preserve the unselfconscious act of image making to transverse time and fashion to reveal himself unin hibited and without pretense vulnerable as a man alone with himself as he was in the beginning

Top Left, Mike Fletcher as Tony Lu mpkin; Sandy Timpson as Miss Neville. Mr. Fletcher (itinerant sen ior) is attempti ng to fu rther the lessons offered by the innkeeper's se lf-employed wife. Miss Tim p son reaches new depths of cho racterization with her refusal to joi n in the fu rthering a goad example of the comp romise of character necessary in a stage career.

Top Right, Lee John son as Mr. Marlow; A nn Schva neveldt as Miss Ha rdcastle. Mr. Joh nson (set designer) atta ins new heights in his career with the du bious facia l ex pression; M i ss Schva neveldt br ings a ll of he r woma nl y emotions to bear with a pathetic look of " I'm to marry this man? Better him than nothing. "

she stoops to conquer Bottom Lef t, A lan G rass as George Hast ings; Sue A nn Basile as Mrs. Hardcastle. Mrs. Basi le (costume de.si gner) rebu kes Mr. Hasti ng s' indecent proposa l, somewha t relucta ntl y it would seem. Pe rh aps she is compla in ing o bout the stays in he r cos tume. One must a lso notice the au ra of mas cu li nity which Mr. Hast ings ' ma ke -up exudes .

Bottom Right, Sandy Timpson as M iss N evil le; Lynn Pao letti as th e inn kee per's self - em p loyed w ife. Miss Pa ol etti, grad student in theatre, d iscusses some o f the su b ject and d eta i l of he r ro le and mentions w ith reli sh resea rch she did fo r the part. M iss Timpson stri kes a pose of und iv ided attention , care fu lly concea lin g a tape re corder hidde n with cam ouflage that obviously hig h lights the picture.

" Cyrano de Bergerac, " Edmond Rostand's highly popular play about the noble and magnanimous courtier, opened the 1967-68 theatre season and proved an excellent premiere selection for the Fine Arts Theatre dedication . Directed by F. T. Morgan, the play enjoyed its customary success with a record-breaking cast of 83, including Allan Gross as Christian, Norma Keeler as Roxane, and Prof. Vosco Call as the famous Cyrano .

cyrano de bergerac

Univer.sity Choir

i didn't think i could sing

a vibrating precision The University Chorale places primary emphasis on meaningful choral experience. The chorale is open to all university students; members are selected after completing an audition at the beginning of each quarter. Performing a minimum of three concerts annually the chorale often combines with other musical organizations. "The Saint Nicolqs Cantata, " by Benjamin Britten, was performed with the University Orshestra and a Boys ' Choir. Winter quarter the chorale provided the university community with a new choral experience by presenting a concert of contemporary music consisting of "In the Beginning" by Aaron Copeland, " Rejoice in the Lamb " by Benjamin Britten, and " The Peaceable Kingdom" by Randall Thompson.

"good even ing ••• . . . this is KUSU-TV, Channel 12, broadcasting from Utah State University in Logan ... we invite you to stay tuned for an evening of enrich ing, informational, and thought-provoking programs. " Operating with the help of thirty USU students who are "paid" with either college credit or money, KUSU -TV produces and broadCasts a variety of local and national educational programs. Mornings are filled with shows for the elementary schools including " Newscorner" which covers new developments in Cache Valley and southern Idaho schools . The station itself produces six to seven hours of TV time a week and tries to serve community as well as campus. The latest innovation involves closed circuit TV here on campus wh ich went into operation this spring.

kushi-fum?? " The promo was over and the emphasis under. " " Hess called and sa id it was okay, but the background came through ." " I thought this was a soundproof room." " You overmodulated." " If we could have had five more minutes .. . " Affectionately termed " Kush i-fum," KUSU -FM, broadcasting on 91 .5 megahertz, is on the air for 15lj2 hours daily, with every.th ing f rom mood music to Chinese weather forecasts. Students gain practical broadcasting experience through a variety of radio productions including special " on-the-spot " shows, panel discussions, interviews with va rious campus personalit ies (both student and faculty), and sports coverage.

Top Left: Call 752 3434 to express phone opinion . Center: Live music is recorded . Bottom : the early ea rly morn ing show.

Now is gone . . . All life moves toward an ~quilibrium that can be achieved through creating. Conscious or unconscious, emotional or rational, creativity touches every existence. Creating primarily with emotion, the artist, the conductor, the composer" the musician, the actor, and the author originate and stimulate individual reaction . Rational creativity, on the other hand, examines cause and effect. The mechanic, the researcher, the doctor, the surgeon, the chemist, and the biologist use their rational faculties to study what already exists, to manipulate it, and to develop it further. Both kinds of creativity involve man 's rational and emotional powers in varying ratios. These creative abilities are one means by which man may achieve the stability he seeks. The "now" must be constantly recreated.

"my grandfather taught biology here in the valley for forty years • •• Pictured is Laurie Sorenson as she makes her way through a hectic day of student teaching at Sky View High School. A math major with a phys iology minor, Laurie graduates spring quarter and will begin teach ing next fall - hopefully in Denver.

for as long as i can remember i've wanled

be a leacher."

Yvette Kepenski , elem . French

Veneta Nielsen, creative writing

growth ...

Dr. Douglas Alder, hi story of Ge rmany

Dr. William Ramsey, univ. chorale

Dr. Thomas Bahler, physiology 4

the only evidence of life

H. Reuben Reynolds, art history

Top : Physiology 122 , ur inalyses . Middle: Physiology 4, blood tests . Bottom : Organic chem.

labs labs labs Damned for the lessening of man 's SpIrItual values - and hailed as a new and realistic God, science continues to fascinate. Reaching far beyond the laboratory, science today implicates itself in every phase of human existence. From the moral ity or war and peace to the mysticism of one man 's right to replace another man 's heart, technology concerns itself with NOW. Men live long, live easily and die comfortably - more so now than ever before. While they live, they see and do more - and do it faster than before because of science . But science is creating our " now" and science means power; whether this power continues to create, or totally destroys, depends on our maturity and our faith , in whatever God we choose.

Center Right: Zoo 16. Far Right: Organic chem. Bottom Left: Computer center. Right: Data processing .

free enterprise in Brazil As part of the Alliance for Progress, USU is currently involved in a four-year program which attempts to adapt free enterprise principles to a new environment in an underdeveloped area of Brazil. Working with Brazilian counterparts, USU students and faculty help Brazilians to establish small, locally-owned, corporate businesses. They place emphasis on corporate ownership rather than family or one-man ownership in an effort to broaden the segment of society which controls industry. The principles of competition and profit-loss are also taught. Brazilians must realize too, that a certain amount of failure is inherent in the system. Specificly, USU has begun two projects: first, a ceramics plant; second, a "Doce " or sweet plant wh ich cans guava and banana - a popular dessert in Brazil. Benefits from such businesses are widespread. Everything from English classes to an increased number of guava trees can be related to such small establishments as those mentioned. Besides fostering Brazilian-USA co-operation, the project is an excellent test of the free enterprise system and its adaptibility.

Top: Mayor of Mossoro, Brazil , pours the first bucket of concrete for the foundat ion of a ceramics plant. Bottom: Construc tion of the ceramics plant.

night life in Logan? where? 1 "I tell you my friends, we got trouble. Right here in River City. Trouble - with a capital T that rhymes with 'P' which stands for Pool. " Youth growing up in the small town has a problem entertaining itself constructively, particularly after 7 p .m . In connection with this problem, Dr. J. Pennock of the Department of Sociology is conducting a survey of northern Utah communities to determine the relationship of youth to police. The survey also looks into the institutionalized structures of the town, such as church and school, to see what influence they have over their youth.

In conjunction with the survey, Logan City's Recreation Dept. and Police Dept. are making efforts to meet and work with those juveniles who are (or might bel in trouble because of too much time and no place to go. Swimming at the newly constructed municipal pool (built last yearl, a supervised basketball league, and a planned boxing program are some of the activities offered to Logan youths. Future plans include more activities depending on the success of the current program and the need for increased activity.

over $800 overdrawn University life may be geared to teaching the individual how to manage his mind, but U.S.U. also teaches some of its students how to manage their mansions. Senior girls majoring in home economics educa tion, foods and nutrition, and home management spend five to six weeks at the Home Management House located just off campus on seventh east. Here the girls learn everything from better biscuitbaking to the latest techniques in making a dollar stretch farther than one hundred cents. The most important feature of the " house" is teaching the girls how to make decisions for themselves. As part of the art of decision -making, each girl spends one week as hostess-manager during which time she is responsible for the weekly budget as well as activities. Questions are not answered by fellow room-mates or advisors; the inquirer must consult the house library. Gi rls are responsible for themselves and the consequences of their decisions. By learning how to handle problems they will face in the fu ture and by making individual decisions, these women of tomorrow will be homemakers and not homebreakers.

the pi Igri ms wouldn't believe • • • If you like the dark meat of the turkeybeware. The future is bringing you a new kind of turkey consisting of almost all white meat. Dark meat eaters are in the minority. Researchers working through the Agriculture Experiment Station and sub-stations located throughout Utah are studying methods to improve the reproductive efficiency and quality of the turkey. Turkey-farming ranks as the third largest agricultural industry in Utah, and Utah ranks ninth nationally. Researchers are working to increase the poundage of the turkey to a maximum of 100 pounds per turkey rather than the present 50-65 pounds. They are also trying to produce a turkey with thinner skin and more tender meat. The turkey is bred with a broader breast to increase the amount of white meat. Combined efforts of veterinary science, animal science, and agricultural economics are improving the turkey daily. So eat the dark meat while you can.

are you fal or dead? 30% of the U.S. population is fat: 67% of the world population starves. The world today faces the p~obÂ lems of not being able to produce enough food, and of being unable to preserve what it can produce. USU 's College of Agriculture is working toward a solution to these problems through concentrated research on techniques of preserving food through dehydration . This will not only increase the shelflife of many foods, but will also be economical. These techniques are particularly valuable in under developed nations where refrigeration is impossible. Through education in methods of food preservation, these nations will be able to help themselves rather than depending on outside aid.

Top Right: freeze-dehydrated apple slices. l eft: micro b ia l counting .

Results of experiments indicate that the can opener is on the road to obscurity. Development of plastic bags for canning purposes is another breakthrough in food preservation which will save the consumer time and money, besides allowing him to see what he purchases. Instant foods, such as dried apples, cherries, and peaches have been developed in the food lab. They can be eaten in their dried form and taste like candy. If water is aga in added to them, they can be used in almost the same ways that fresh fruits can. Another advantage to these dried foods is that they are preserved with artificial sweetners which lowers the calorie content an important factor for the U.S. since one out of three Americans is overwe ight. 95

by the shining big sea water ... With the complet ion of USU's new stadium, students will be able to go down to the " shore " and watch all the athletic adventures. No kid ding the stadium is being built on top of the old shore beds from the ancient Lake Bonneville. In early construction this fact presented a small problem. Logan River, in its wind ing course through Cache Valley, formed a delta and covered the Bonneville shore beds. If you ask USU engineers, they will quickly tell you that delta formations

create ground water springs. What happens? A big hole is dug for the stadium and up comes 300 to 400 gallons of water a minute. By placing pipes 8 " to 10" in diameter seven to ten feet deep, a tile drainage system was constructed around the playing field . Water is now piped to North Logan and USU 's Agricultural Experiment Station to be used for irrigation purposes. It can also be piped back to the stadium to water the grass. The pipes last for approximately fifty years; looks like the football team of 201 8 may have some problems.

Left: Cumulus clouds form background for silhouetted trees . Below: Rain gauge which is part of miniature weather station installment.

when it rains, it pours - - - silver iodide? Weather a nd climate control have become increasingly desirabl e a s man faces the problem of water shortage. The coll ege of Engineering with the aid of Bureau of Reclamati on funds, is conducting a study to investigate t he potential of cloud-seeding with silver-iodide part icl es emitted from ground-based, mountain-top generators in order to increase winte r snowfall. The Wa satch Front provides an ideal topographical situation for such a study. Air masses moving eastw a rd fro m the desert are forced up the Wasatch slopes. A s the air rises, it is cooled and cloudiness is increased . At this point the silver-i odide particles are re lea sed . These particles are the " sublimation nuclei " a ro und wh ich water vapor must freeze before wate r d roplets can be formed . To mea sure the result of seeding techn iques, the USU " telemet ering system " is used. During the 1967-68

winter there are to be forty miniature "weather sta tions " scattered throughout the Wasatch mountain region. The majority of the stations are highly inaccessible, particularly during the winter months when their operation is most important. Therefore, a device called a " transducer " (developed at USU) is used. It weighs the snow and forwards the information through an electronic cha in to a translator on Mt. Logan. The translator relays the data to a central receiving station at the Water Research Lab through twenty -seven quartermile sections of cable . USU students have been involved in various phases of the project from installing the stations to programming the computer . So ... when recalling fond memor ies of wading through waist-high snow drifts in m id-May, remember : what you don 't step in you can drink.

ground squirrels don't take birth control pills .... nor coyotes ... or iack ra bbits In 1985, the projected population for the USA is 240,000,000 . By the year 2015, 475,000,000 bodies will be crowding the U S continent. Statistics such as these have lea to assorted predictions concerning man 's fate in an overcrowded and underfed world where men grow algae on the rooftops and have an assigned living space of six square feet. It's interesting as well as frightening to speculate on the projected jack rabbit population, keeping in mind the infamous rate of rabbit reproduction. It would seen we should worry less aQout the Chinese and more about the millions of jack rabbits that will exist by the year 1985. However, the problem is hypothetical - because jack rabbits and other animals seem to have much more control over their populations than do humans. How they manage this kind of control is the subject under study by the Department of Wildlife Resources in the College of Natural Resources. Specificly, they are re searching mechanisms of animal population through analysis of birth and death rates. Ground squirrels, jack rabbits, and coyotes are being studied by various methods . One method involves temperature-sensitive transistorized radio transmitters about the size of a human thumb whi ch are attached around the animal ' s neck or back. The standard trans -

mission rate is twenty-four beeps a minute. When the animal dies, his body temperature decreases as does the beep rate. When the beep rate drops, researchers locate the dead animal and attempt to determine the cause of death . Another method requires the trapping of pregnant animals at various times of the year to determine seasonal variations in fertility . Ground squirrel studies show that the squirrels have defin ite territorial rights which lead to several effective population controls. Females have individual breeding sites for which they fight . Overcrowding in general is remedied by fighting until enough squirrels are either killed or run off to put the population back in balance. Males also fight at breeding time and their squabbles seem to affect the hormones of the females. The hormone reaction causes the female to desert her young, to have an abnormal birth, or to not reproduce at all. The transmitters also measure heartbeat and respiration which are good indicators of the amount of stress the animal endures . Such studies lead to interesting speculations as to human methods of maintaining population equilibrium. The question asked seems to be : Does man have natural methods of controlling his populations - or is the pill the answer?

Below: Caesarean babies emerge fully furred (?) with eyes open . Far Left: Same babies still wet from birth. Bottom : Recorder which receives heartbeat and respiration-rate " beeps " from ground squirrels .

see the tourist?

we LIKE the tourist •••

Âˇ . . and his money.

Of nine western states, Utah ranks first in the number of national parks, second in the number of national monuments, and fourth in the number of national forests . However, the state ranks third from the bottom in the fifty states and Washington D.C. in the length of stay of the out-of-state visitor which would indicate that Utah is failing to take advantage of a tremendous opportunity. With information collected in a survey conducted by the College of Natural Resources and financed by the Utah Travel Council, researchers hope to determine how Utah's great aesthetic and economic potential may be most effectively realized . Questionaires for the survey were distributed to hunters, skiers, and summer vacationers in 1966-67 by means of mail, motels, ski lodges, and research assistants . Four general topics were covered : vacation decisions, vacation planning, attitude reaction to Utah, and influence of promotion media . From the result it is easy to picture the typical summer vacationer in Utah: Over 25'% of the tourists were from southern California. 57% were families with childreni 36% were couples by themselves. 60'% of the visitors had some sort of higher education experiencei 46% earned more than $10,000 annually. Touring groups were an average size of 3.1 personSi the majority of tourists visited Salt Lake City, or Bryce Canyon, or Zion National Park. A large majority were well satisfied with Utah travel accommodations, Utah highways, and Utah "friendliness. " 71% felt that their Utah visit exceeded their expectations. This last fact points explicitly to the panoramic promise inherent in Utah's history and geography. USU is currently involved in a training program to teach service station owners and employees, waitresses, motel managers and other tourist service employees improved techniques of serving the Utah visitor. Utah can serve more tourists. Utah communities must keep them longer if the state is to assume a leading role in a competitive, thriving industry. 101

honors or farmers? Hi-ho, hi-ho, it's off to honors we go the informal class of argument and discussion, through student-to-student-toteacher relationships. The Honors Program at USU was established in 1965 to provide the superior student with an opportunity for intellectual engagement with other quick wits. Qualification for membership in the Honors Program is based largely upon ACT scores. Other factors, such as National Merit recognition and letters of recommendation, are also considered. Any student who feels he has the ability to be in the Honors Program may apply. The Honors Program has only been on campus for three years. Its worth cannot be calculated, but many people have formulated opinions about the program. One teacher of Honors classes has a general feeling that the program is good, but also a disadvantage because it removes the superior student from regular classes where he might provide stimulus. Another teacher felt that not all people who should be in the Honors Program are in it. Blame is placed not only on the distorted picture the ACT Test gives of a person 's intelligence, but also on the individual's emotional confusion, especially as an entering freshman. When individual students were asked their opinions of the Honors Program, they had very different ideas. One student in the program said he liked it because he was exempt from all the busywork that average students have to do. Another student said Honors classes are easier than a lot of regular classes. A student not in the program said if she were that smart she would be applying for a scholarship to some place other than a cow college. Only time will tell whether or not an Honors Program is working at USU . You, the student, will be the deciding factor in such a program.

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Ra lph Clark

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The story of Utah State University 's 1967 football season was one of try - hard, give-em-hell success. What appeared to be at the start of the season a rough correlation of the offensive line, defensive secondary, receiving and backfield, by the end of the season netted USU a 7 -2- 1 record. Coach Chuck Mills, in his first season at Utah State, has changed the brand of football into a forceful, spirited and dedicated effort. Mills, who came to Utah State from the coaching staff on the Kansas City Chiefs, had to become acquainted with not only the players, but also the other members of the totally new coaching staff. The Utah opener with Wichita was a disappointment to the new crew, but it proved to be an educational experience the next time around, when Utah State University trounced West Texas University 44 to 27. Defensive difficulties plagued USU in their game against New Mexico . Despite good performances by Mac Arthur Lane who bull-dogged for 97 yards rushing, and Bill Staley with 8 unassisted tackles, USU stumbled in a 9 to 10 defeat. However, the Aggies rebounded against nationally ranked Memphis State 28 - 14. The defense was able to hold the Memphis Staters to 88 yards rushing and 219 yards total. At Homecoming with the University of the Pacific, a transformed Utag football machine began to gain against an unexpectedly tough defense and took the tilt 7 to 6. Next USU went to Coloroda State and in a difficult pitch dropped one 14 to 17. The battle royal of the year came against the brethren of BYU. Utah State rolled up 347 yards rushing and with the help of an educated defense held BYU to 37 yards, netting a 30 to 9 feather in the hat and an old wheel in the UB. In addition to the ground play, a Pappas to O'Shay, Taylor, Nunn combination made it clear that USU was on the go. The spirit continued as the Montana 20 to 14 in which Pappas to Garth Hall landed est pass of the season - 67

Big Blue downed a pass from John the Utag the longyards.

In Salt Lake against arch rivals Utah, the "farmers" downed the "city" kids 19 to 18. The Aggies topped off the season by roughing up San Diego State 31 to 25 . Up until this time the Aztecs were one of the top small colleges â€˘ in the nation.

spirit must dominate technique

FOOTBALL Row One : D. Yomosaki, G . Hall, J. R. Christeson, L. Hansen , W . Molin i, D. Gosnell, D. Laws, W . Lam b , R. Watrin, B. Butcher. Row Two : R. Malone, J. M u rphy, O . Austin , J. Forza n i, G. McKeehan , M . Lane, Capt.; A. Verme il , Ca pt.; B. Staley, Capt.; M . Mattson, R. Rodriguez , D. Holtry, G. Watson , N. Cucc ia . Row Three: K. DeMarti n i, J. Stanfill, S. Voker, M . Thompson, T. Zim .

team statistics First Downs Rushing .. ................... _ 92 Passing ..... ....... ..... ... _. 71 Punting ................. _.. _. 6 Total . .......... ...... ....... _. 169 R.\lI.shing Carried ... .. ........ ......... 512 Yards ... .. ........ ... ..... ... 2029 Passing Attempted ..... .... .. . ...... 221

merman , J. Mooney, J. Harrop, C. Detwiler, C. Boyer, M . Morris, G. Ta ssai ner, G. Anderson, B. Jacobson, B. Peters . Row Four : F. Nunn, J. Pappas , D. Ba i rd, S. Lane , T. Lewis, R. Jones, R. Labrum , T. Somoza, C. Hahn, J. Papac, P. Brierly , H. Goossens , M . Moorman. Row Fi ve: J. Walter, M . O ·Shea. A. Ta y lor, K. Bur· row, G. Smith, C. Zimmerman, F. Alvarez, P. O lsen, J. Forzani, T. Littled i ke, R. Gold, M . Textori s, C. Myr ick, L. Lantz .

Caught .. _.... ...... ...... _.. 114 Intercepts ._ .. ........ .. _... 13 Yards ... _.. ... .... ..... ... _.. 1483 Touch Downs 12 Tota I Offense Carried __ .. _... ... ........... 733 Yards .... _..... ... .......... _ 3512 Punt Average ............ _... 39.4 Penalties Fouls ... _..... ........ ... .... . . 21 Yards ..... .......... .. ...... . 723

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The final game in the forty-year -old Romn ey Stadium against the Y was witnes sed by the largest crowd in USU history .

aerial attack - finally It was a long time in the making, but the unalterable desire of a coach impelled the formation of a wide open offense from the ground and the air. The Utags in the past were primarily a ground crew for the lack of a great passing quarterback. Potential was found in the returning letterman John Pappas, and by the close of the season USU had a tota I of 1483 yards for 12 touch downs and a percentage of 51 .1'% . But before the Utags could be converted to an all around ground and air team, the receiving department was subject to evaluation and training. It took the first part of the season for the ultimate effectiveness to be established. Mike O'Shea lead pass receiving with 41 catches for 599 yards, and seniors Altie Taylor and Garth Hall (with 7 TD 's), formed two other pass-receiving combinations with the helmsman. The kicking specialties of Jim Murphy who copped 19 of 23 PAT and 8 of 19 field goals, and Joe Forzani who put his foot into it for 2193 yards this year, added a completeness to the new USU aerial efficiency. 108

Above - Fra n k Nunn swi ngs wi de to snag a pa ss from Quarterback Pappa s. The y 's defense failed a g a in st Utag offens ive b loc ki ng. USU too k th e ti lt 30 -9 . Be low - Mi ke O 'shea nai ls a to uchdow n pass against Montana a s Monta na 's defe nse fai ls.

Upper left - Montana fumbles as Gary Anderson (87) and Phil Olsen (70) go in for the tag . Staley (unnumbered) and Garth Hall nail ball carrier. Upper right - Defensive line breaks through and panics BYU passer. Lower - Chuc k Detwiler (18), Sam Vo ker (20), and De'nnis Yamas ki (34) drop Montana runner. Fin al score against M .U. - 20 - 14.

defense -the immovable obiect

A rough and at times impermeable defense was one of Utah 's State University 's greatest assets, holding opponents below 100 yards rushing 7 times out of the 10 games played . One of USU 's strong points was the defensive line which was big, strong, and hard. It had good breakthrough speed to panic the offensive formation. Where depth was lacking, talent and hard effort compensated. In the battle of the year against BYU, Bill Staley, the best defensive lineman in the nation, lead the hard rocks in a rough attack against the Cougar offenses holding them to 37 yards rushing. Of the tackles who held opponents to a meager 2.2 yards rushing per carry were Nick Cuccia, Don Holtry, Joe .Forzanni, Phil Olsen and Doug Gosnell. Line backers led by AI Vermiel, a two year regular, Dennis Yamasaki, Jack Mooney, and Gary Anderson, all of whom rotated in the starting spot, provided experience, dedication, savy, and a steady back-up to the defensive line. The one defensive concern was the secondaries, the pressure spot in football where a fast break and a quick score can be gained against a team . The Utags were shaky and new in this area and aid was needed. Help was conjured by moving Ocie Austin, a two year regular at defensive end, to one of the safety positions. Austin made an outstanding adjustment to the secondaries, combined with the good play provided by transfers Chuck Myrick and Bobby Peters and previous part-time starter Chuck Detwiler. Austin and these men formed the cohesive 109 force in the backfield.

Bill " Th e Spoiler" Staley snags another ba ll carrier against BY U. Staley made 5 unassisted tackle s and was in on 13 ass ists which held t he Ca ts to 37 yards on th e g roun d s .

Bill " The Spoiler " Staley, USU 's incredible defensive tackle and All -American from Walnut Creek, California, was a major element in the USU force 's successful season. Staley, a 6'3", 240 lb. Senior had a seasonal average of 4 .3 unassisted tackles and an average of 10.6 assists for the season. In the last 27 games Staley helped to hold more than twenty opponents to less than 100 yds . rushing . Staley was named to the 22 member p re-season AII American Team by Playboy Magazine on the basis of

his year as a regular at USU ' in 1966. For the Spoiler's record of 5 tackles and 13 assists against BYU, he was honored with Sports Illustrated Magazine's "Lineman of the Week. " He was also a candidate for the Outland Award, and All-American tackle honors for 1967. Staley received four unprecedented early bids from post season all -star bowl committee 's. He received invitations for the East-West Shrine Game, the Hula Bowl , The Blue ÂˇGray Game, and the Senior Bowl.

rushing offensive Th e second strong point of the season was the offensive backs who helped power-house the Ags through some of t he tough spots like the University of Utah and Sa n Diego State games averaging 232.1 yds. per ga me. Th e tail- back position in the I formation alternated between the powerful Mac Arthur Lane who made a 56 yard run against West Texas State, and speedy Altie Tay lor who completed a 105 yard return against West Texas and lead the Utags in returns. They were th e top rushers totaling 764 and 636 yards respective ly. Qua rterback John Pappas and back-up man Jim Harro p proved to be effective in the QB position and were ab le to head the offensive and maintain a cohesive fo rce. Th e num ber one problem of the entire team was the offensive line. Len Hansen was the only returning sta rter. Gene McKeehan was moved to the tight end spot from split end, while Chuck Hahn and Wayne La mb provided a strong blocking force to back the attack. Don Laws was a reliable substitute, and Rusty Ma lone, Fred Alvares, and Bruce Jacobsen gave depth to th e offensive armada. The center position was filled

by transferring Sid Lane from the defensive to offensive where he became a formidable opponent limiting the central movement of the opposing line. Lane doubled as middle guard on defense in the San Diego State tilt to replace injured Phil Olsen . Lane had practiced exactly 20 minutes for such an emergency and did a marvelous job. As a body with little depth and only limited experience, the offensive lin e had a lot to overcome to give support to the backs and the rest of the offensive team. Most of the talent and effectiveness came out as a result of hard work and a get-tough policy on the line. From the experience gained this year in the offensive department a change in the ground movements could be expected with a loss of movement through the center as the last three games indicated. Combining an efficient ground force with a responsive air attack and some experience, next year 's team will be as good as and hopefully better than this year's. " In summation " , Coach Mills said, "the 1966 Utah State Football team was one of great pride and dedication; in the final effort it was a solid team doing their best that a IIowed them the success they had deserved. It was a team playing, pulling and working together and not shirking their responsibilities."

Upper left-Quarterback John Pappas passes to Frank Nun (30) while Altie Taylor gives blocking for the run against BYU . Lower left-Ball carrier Mile O 'Shea in a first down run against the University of Pacific (7 -6) . Right-Gerald Watson heads for the end zone on 11 1 a pass from Quarterback Pappas against BYU .

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Utah State 's great Shaler Halimon, who came to USU as a junior college recruit, is an all American in every sense of the word . Halimon turned in the most points in a single game, 47, making 13 free throws out of 17 in a barn burner against the Whole Man . The team was not a one-man-show, however. Filling the guard slots were Jim Smith, Paul Jeppsen, Dick Wade, Jim Harrop, and Dave Commish . In forward positions were Paul Hoffman and Tom Stewart. Stan Buchanan, a sophomore, was the outside shot specialist. In center position was the amazing Jessie Jefferson, 6'4", who surprised everyone with his jumping ability and rebound strength. Sophomores Chris Bean and Tim Tollestrup gained valuable experience this year averaging 3 .2 and 2.6 points per game. Jim Sm ith, 6'2", the other ha If of the one -two punch, gave the Utags the needed speed and additional score power.

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Pa ul Jeppsen averaged 6.8 points per gam e and filled the question mark in the guard position.

Pau l Hoffman, playing forward position , averaged 16.8 points per game.

Shaler Halimon, besides being a top scorer, holds the team record of 24 re bounds against Evansv ille and 11 assists against Ar izona State.

Tom Stewart, a senior, provided the needed board strength .

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Âˇ . . bUI nol a greal yea r USU's hopes for a great year were shattered when seven foot center Larry Bunce accepted a pro bid from the Anaheim Amigos, whoever they are, leaving us without height in a vital position . Jessie Jefferson was recruited from Powell Junior College to fill the vacant position. This still left the team with a height disadvantage with Chris Bean, 6'8", as our tall man . Strategically, USU was a man to man team preferring the freedom of movement. Zone and full court were used only when things got tough inside. Defensively the Aggies left a lot to be desired, as was seen in the second game against BYU. The offense was geared to take advantage of the USU veterans by releasing early and putting Smith behind the defense, using screens and picks in a more ball control type game, and hitting random shot openings. The Utags held Colorado State to 52 points until the final f ive minutes; good defensive play with strong post work, rebounding, and shooting made the difference in USU 's performance.

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Row One, K. Englestead, monoger; J. Smith, P. Hoffman , S. Halimon , S. Buchanan , C. Bean , T. Tollstrup, T. Stewart, J. Jefferson, H. Adams, trainer. Row Two,

Coach N. Hansen, J. Thorson, D. Wade, S. Skinner, Coach Ande rson, P. Jeppsen, J. Harrop, D. Comish , Coach D. Brown.

In the beg inning Utah State suffered from her defects by dropping the opener to Kansas, 55 to 84. Then they took Xavivers 87 to 85 and the old rival, Montana State University, 88 to 80. The Utags met trouble from the University of Utah, losing 90 to 102. In the following games the tables were turned, and USU canned Wichita and San Jose, 102 to 83, and 110 to 93 . A squeaker with Notre Dame followed 72 to 73, but vengeance was vented on Missouri, 87 to 81 . The Aggies then turned to American University who fell easily, 94 to 78 . The heated rival BYU was next on the road. The contest was t ied 23 times, and the lead changed 21 times. Six points was the widest margin of the entire game and climaxed the victory of the foreigners from Provo, 98 to 104. Next Utah State took on Seattle, dropping the Chieftans 110 to 93. Jefferson turned in eleven rebounds. The Ags then dropped to Denver University 80 to 100 and Colorado State University 74 to 80, but they rallied and tipped Montana State 95 to 87. The two big ones, Utah and the "Y" were up next, Utah 92 to 106 and the RMs 103 to 118. Utah State defeated Arizona State 96 to 80, and Colorado State U. 98 to 75, and then took Denver 98 to 96, Seattle 67 to 69, and Portland 71 to 69, giving the Utags their seventh winning season in a row.

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Row One, J . Frutos, A. Hagha yeghi, goalkeeper . Row Two , Referee, Say Oh , J. Ford , A . Bahamonde, S. A bolorin . C. Wildrick, E. Mendei , E. Oddoye , coach; R.

Snipe, publicity; K. ::.amasur, K. Nadj ibi, M . Ingram , U . Sirri st . Row Three, E. Chi ma, President; R. Wong Tau , M . Merinque, M. Moran te, J. DeC ico.

soccer: "soc" it to 'em baby The soccer fever is spreading at USU, and the soccer club has made remarkable progress. It started the year with four hundred dollars worth of new equipment; this is the first year that the soccer club has received appropriations from Senate. Achievements on the field have also been great. The first opponent, BYU, took a 5-1 defeat back to Provo. Other opponents, mainly from Salt Lake, bowed to the indominable eleven . One feat on record was the Layton massacre: 15-0 The horizon of play was also extended. USU captured first place at the Arizona State invitational, and Ronalto Sabadin won the most valuable player award . With such players as Decha, Mario, Moh sen-Hourmanesh and Chima in the offense, Roger and Ringsan in the defense, and Tiro and Oddoye in roving position, the USU team united into one cohesive force.

lennis: games are deuce - ad oul Coach Dale Brown, who is in his second year at USU, had the potential of a great tennis team after last year 's outstanding performance with a 9 to 3 win · lose record. The four return ing veterans were Larry Lind (9·2 singles, 7 · 3 doubles1, Joe Blanch (10·2 and 8 ·31, Richard Eyre (8·4 and 6·41, and Dennis Peter· son (7·3 and 7·21 . Also AI Wheeler, a returning squadman, completed the experienced front line. New comers to Utah State included freshman Dave Anderson and Dan Nielson from the Ramblers, and JC transfers Dave Comish and Jim Peterson .

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track: here we go again Track Coach Ralph Maughan had eleven returning lettermen including five record holders. The Utags attempted to top last season's record of 1-2 in dual meets, two first places out of three in multiple meets, and a total of fourteen points in the NCAA finals. The tracksters did not suffer a great deal from graduation losses. USU strength centered in the weight events with scattered star performers in other areas. The top weight men were Mike Mercer, a sophomore who broke L. H. Silvester's record in the shot with a 57'8" toss, and Ain Roost, record holder in the 226'5". Other outstanding veterans include Dave Stoner (440) who tied the oldest USU record of 47 .8, Joe Bonanno (440 intermediate hurdles) who clocked a 53.7 and shaved .9 seconds off the record, and Mardon Con -

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nelly (pole vault) who broke his own record of 15'7" with a 16' vault. Bill Staley, USU's track-football all-American, the first double all American in Aggie history, returned to the squad after finishing third in the discus at the NCAA finals last year . Extra experience and talent came from returning lettermen Walt Cerulla (120 hurdles and sprints), Mike McBride (java line) who had a 214- 1 record from last season, Jimmy Smith (high jump) who set the best Aggie leap of 6'5%" last year, Rich Jensen (2 and 3 mile distance), and Bob Butcher (long jump and sprintsl. Also adding strength and backing were Tom Jacobsen and Sims Walker (hurdles), Bruce Stransky (440), Jason Page (distances), Dan Lewis (discus), Ron Ferrin (high and triple jump), Jessie Jefferson (long and triple jumps), Scott Maw (discus) from BYU, Dave Todd (440), and Allan Watts (220l.

Row One, B. Stransky, L. Gardner, J. Dennis, T. Jacobson , R. Watts, W. Cerullo, D. Con lin , J. Bona nno, D. Stoner. Raw Two , K. Ellis, M. Con-

nalley , R. Jensen , A. Watts, A. Freeman , S. Hirsohi , M. McBride, J. Page, L. High_ Raw Three , M. Mercer, B. Fuller, A. Roost, D. Todd , B. Butcher , S. Walker, D. l ewis, Coach Maughan.

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ROW ONE , M . Mill er, R. Fa cknell, W. Dersch , Mas in , T. Jansky, T. Wright, G . linaley, B. Jensen . Row Two , S. Ro ll ans, D. Burton , R. Peterson , G . Logon,

J . Staub, F. Alverez. Row Three : Coach Pella, l. Nimori , D. Gemin, D. Whiteley, S. Bessinger, W. Carlson , C. Judkins, S. Eng lish, B. Carlson , B. Burtenshaw, D. Holt ry.

wrestli ng: oof

One of the youngest wrestling teams in th e Utah State grappling books finished its season with an impressive 6 to 10 record. Head Coach Chris Pella, in his first year at the reins had to rely mostly on underclassmen and did a great deal toward buil d ing a fine wrestling crew for USU. At the opening of the season against Idaho State, USU came home with a 16 to 14 victory. The Utags also nailed Hiram Scott 16 to 14, Weber State 28 to 11, Snow Col lege 28 to 3, and Montana 21 to 11. Most of the losses were only by one or t wo matches. In post season action at the Mountain Intercollegiate Wrestling Association champi on ships, the Aggies copped sixth position with four USU wrestlers placing in t heir divisions: Don Holtry, Bob Carlson, Doug Gemin, and Lloyd Nimori. The Utag crew consisted of two seniors, Don Holtry (heavy weight) 11-1 -2 and Wayne Carlson (145) 12-0- 1 who took Sixth Place in the Nationals, and two jun iors, Sam English (160) 4-6-3 and Cl int Judkins (152) 4-6-2, with the rest of the team composed primarily of sophomores and frosh. These included Ll oyd Nimo ri (115) 2-6-0, Doug Gemin (123) 0-3 - 1, Dennis Whitely (130) 4-8-0, Sam Bess inger (137) 2-1-0, Bob Carlson (177) 7 -6 - 1, Keith Nelson , (167) 2-5-0, and Tom Timkin 3- 3-1.

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Row One , l. Wardle , D. Manning , D. Conca r, G . Tay lor , J . Gardner, R. Qui ntana , C. Harris, L. Johnson , S. Molner, .G . Brya nt , B. Robins , D.

Corbett, D. Rolins , Ass ' t Coach. Row Two , Coach J. Gea mes , B. Terrill , J. Clark , D. Miller , K. Bu rrow, J. Gannon, R. Cromer, M. Horn, J . Price , C. Fisher, D. Holling er, B. Shie lds, J. Green.

The aggies baseball team faced one of their toughest years during 1968; tough from two. standpoints - a rigorous schedule of opponents and one of the biggest graduation losses in recent years. Head baseball coach John Geames, had six lettermen returning to the diamond, includ ing Don Hulinger, Ken Burrow, Doug Man ning, Jim Price, Dyar Miller, and Lynn Wardle. A lot of USU ' s hopes rested in the " draft" of freshmen and JC transfers like Jim Clark, a thirdbase man and leader in hits and RBI 's at his previous school . Lynn Johnson, a frosh, saw a lot of action in the right field opposite John Gannon in left. Veterans Hullinger and Burrow, averaging . 290 and .288 respectively, were in the

first base and center field slots . Hullinger replaced the graduated Tom Robson, and Burrows made a fine transition from behind the plate to center field . Jim Price was the only returning letterman to the mound; he became one of USU 's best pitchers after last year ' s top ERA . Behind Price is veteran Stan Buchanan and others, including Brad Shields, Jim Green, John Gannon, Bob Robbins, and Dyar Miller. Miller wa s a two year veteran catcher. Doug Manning, in from left field, worked on second base . Mann ing was USU number 5 batter last year at .2 63 and a major component of Utag strength at the plate. Joining Hullinger, Clark, and Mann ing in the infield and at short stop position was Paul Jeppsen, a sophomore, and Ken DeMartini . 125

golf: let's take it from the top Cache Valley 's " born to the game " professional, Dean Can d I and, coached the 1968 golf team. The Linksters had only two returning lettermen, Doug Vilven and Dwight Johnson, both sophomores, which indicated a possible lack of experience on the sqaud. Both Vilven and Johnson saw a lot of action last year as freshmen and helped in the season's wins over Weber State, (16 to 11) and (14 112 to 8 112), and Phoenix College, (17 112 to 13 112l. A hopeful for the season was Lonnie Pitt who worked out with the 1966 team prior to leaving the United States on tour. New comers to the USU Link program include Gene West, a second year baseball letterman, junior Don Lprsen, and freshmen Ken Clark, Steve Ames, and Mark Scott.

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Row One: Sherry Moore, Jiri Boden . Row Two: Judy Allen, head ; lonnie Warren, Jeri Sorenson, Bonnie Barton , Ann Holley, linda Watterson .

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addition, the intramural program provides equipment, referees, and the minimum supervis ion necessary to perpetrate the vari ous activities while maintaining a low-brow atmosphere for maximum program involvement. The women's activities are coordinated by the Women 's Intramural Assoc iation and the men 's activities are supervised by the Men 's Intramural Sports Division. The activities include softball,. rifle practice, paddle ball, archery, volleyball, track, basketball, billiards, pinochle, bowling, badminton, fencing, swimming, golf, tennis, flag football , wrestling, and handball.

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the faces you see ....

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freshmen

Sam Bess ing er, Vi ce- Pres ide nt Elwood, Secretary

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Mary Lyne A b rams

Gary Aco rdagoi t io

Ken Acton

Bob Adoms

Janice Adams

William Adams

Darwin Alder

Sharon A ll en

Richard Allen

Ann Allred

Mary Ann Anderegg

Jim Anderse n

Brent Anderson

Steven Allred

fresh men

freshmen

Elaine Andersan

Marily n Andersen

Graig Anderson

Jacelyn Anderson

M a ry Lou Anderson

Pau lette Anderson

Sherrie Anderson

Cathy Andreasan

Sher ry Anderson

Narwin Andreasen

Dennis Andrus

Danny Angus

Har ley Aoki

Gayla Archibald

Brent Arnel l

James Arrington

Peggy Ann Aschenbrenner

Evely n Ashcroft

Marlene Atkinson

Devra Averett

Rebecca Bachman

M ichae l Bailey

Margaret Bagley

Clela Bailey

Ralph Bair

Dean Baker

Peggy Balderston

Joan Kay Ball

Kathy Barlow

Paulette Balls

Sheldon Barfuss

Shauna Barrett

Bonnie Barton

David Barton

Clinton Bassett

fresh

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Judy Bassett

Jea nette Bates

Terr y Baugh

Paul Baxter

Jan Beames

Brent Beardall

Shauna Bec kstead

Vern Beesley

Pa lg lase Beery

Leslie Behling

Lana Bell

Bayd Bennett

Diann Bensan

Scott Benn ion

You have new clothes ,

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but your shoes are old

Shelia Benson

Robert Benson

Rise Bentson

An n Be rghout

Ma x Berr y

John Bessinger

Norene Beut ler

Beth Bingham

Rhonda Biggs

Sherrie Bills

Ca rolyn Bingham

Rex Bingham

Robert Bingh a m

Brent Bi rchell

Linda Blotter

Marsha Birkes

Johnett Bl yze

JoAnn Bode ll

J i ll Boden

Con nie Bol ande r

Rexine Blase r

Marne Booth

Jol y n Borges

Miki Bosworth

Darrow Bourland

Randy Braegger

Robe rt Bramhall

Jea nette Bredtha uer

Jul ianne Briggs

Jackie Brimhall

Cherie Brower

Mary Brown

M ':J ry Ann Brown

James Browning

Neil Budge

Robert Bylund

Susan Cain

and foll ow the paths

Louise Call

Steven Call

Lynn Callister

Candice Cannon

Kenneth Carr

of memory.

James Capps

Joy Cardon

Susan Carrigan

Mark Carroll

Cindy Carter

Elizabeth Carter

Janet Carlson

Sue Chapple

Anna Lee Ca ry

Arleen Casto

Cathy Champ lin

Randa l Chase

Nancy Chastain

Jerry Chew

FRESHMAN COUNCI L Row One , N. Skidmore, J. Johnson , V. Eyre, M. Anderson, S. Shumway, M. Glover, G. Fukui , S. Ransbottom, J. Carlson, D. Barton. Row Two, R. Mix, A. Curtis, R. Mi x, T. Owen, J. Welch, K. Church, R. Bringhurst.

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Shel ley Clayton

Michael Coleman

Marilu Collins

Gordy Coltharp

You wil l forget

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Dann y Conlin

Duane Cook

Clai re Cook

to learn

Sherlyn Cook

Doug Cooley

Sallie Coombs

La rry Cooper

Kelly Corsi

Bruce Coulsey

Richa rd Cook

Susan Court

Kristine Cowan

Ma rilyn Cowles

Chadley Cowley

Cheryl Crane

Pam Crane

Janet Cra ne

Nancy Lee Curtis

Ka ren Cri ppen

Kathleen Crosby

Roylan Croshaw

Christy Crumbo

Sherri Curtis

Judy Culli more

Ann Curtis

Linda Dahl

Scott Norman Do ines

Lora Dallimore

Nola Dana

Diana Dansie

Melinda Danie ls

LaWana Darrington

La Dawn Davies

David Davis

Kathleen Davis

Lynnette Davis

Sam Devis

Leslie Dawn

Gory Deloney

Mary Deaton

Mi chae l Deloney

Rick Dial

Ly nda Dickinson

linda Dickerson

Nancy Divino

Sherry Downs

Delores Dutson

Mary Ja Dunlap

Kathy Draper

Debbie Driscoll

Shirley East land

Guy Eades

Mary Frances Elwood

Wando Ert l

Kenneth Estep

the sun can be

hot and cold .

Vicki Eborn

Pot Elk ins

Bonn ie Elliott

Kristi Elrod

Cliff Forsgren

Max Firth

Carolyn Fish

Howard Ford

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Michael Fuhriman

Joyce Fuhriman

Neal Fujiwara

Gloria Fukui

Your back strains aga inst the mountains,

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Shirley Grover

Tammy Grover

Jean Gyllenskog

Meg Fuller

Mary Gailey

Sandra Gaiser

Lynn Anne Hansen

Loralee Ha nsen

Mary Lou Hansen

Nick Hansen

Pat Hardi ng

Janis Ha rr is

Dav id Harr is

and you know power

that holds the sky up.

Rulon Harrison

Jill Hesegawa

Clark Hatch

Maril y n Hatch

Susan Hatch

Rayanna Hatch

Suzanne Hatch

Dawnell Hatto n

Doug las Hayes

M argaret Hayes

Ba rbara Hays

Marsha Haywa rd

Jul ie Hea l

Robyn Helt

Sand ra Henderson

Sharon Hendricks

Robert Hennig

Sherrie Henrie

Len Hepworth

Jay Hi ll

Sharyl Hill

Gwen Hokauson

Wendall Haldaway

Carol Holindrake

Robert Holl

Ly nette Holmes

Anne Holley

Frank Hoover

Kathy Houtz

Mariie Howel ls

Stan Humpherys

Janice Humphreys

Co llett Huff

Paul Harri s

Sandee Hult

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Steven Hymas

David In nes

Sue Jackson

Stretch tall and be

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Denn is Jovenett i

Mary Juchau

Timothy Juli us

Ka ren Jacobson

a mountain.

Pamela Kawahara

Judy James

Sherry James

Li ndo Su e Jamieson

Cheryl Kopfer

Lynn Kirkmon

Janice Klein

Think about tomorrow

Angie King

Cha rI ene Ki ng

Reed Kirk land

Roger Kennard

Larry Kliewer

Carla Knighton

Gregg Kotter

Catherine Larsen

are meanings> yesterday

Wa yne Lamb

Dwain Larsen

Laurel Larsen

Linda Lo rsen

Shan non Larsen

Louise Lasher

Shauna La rs en

Andrew LaTomme

Brent Lea

Joyce Leavitt

Glenda Lee

La rry Lee

Robert Leona rd

Lorr ai ne Lemon

Marilyn Lewis

Sharon Lewis

Anshih Lin

Shayne Linderman

Madel yn Lindsay

Marilyn Liston

Donna Litt

Hilda Madsen

Jonet ~ohaffey

Anne Malmgren

Jomes Molouf

Loraine Manning

Sheri Mann in g

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Mickie Marotz

Nancy Marcusen

David Martin

Pa m M a rt in

Owen Mason

Ken Masoner

Reg Masuda

Howard Matthews

Reed Mattson

Maril yn Maughan

Stuart Maughan

Barry M axwel l

Susan McBride

Anne McDonald

why

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remains

Rase M cKee

Garth M ellor

Julie Mendenhall

Mary Merkley

Kath ie Merri ll

Donald Mecham

Randy Mecham

Mark Merrill

Jeff Metcalf

Linda Micek

Dianna Miller

Stephen Miller

SuzAnne Milliner

Ma ri ly n Milligan

Bill Mitchell

Gary Mi tche ll

Kenneth M itche ll

Kathy M iya

Fred Mi yasaki

Rase Ann Mix

Rose Mary Mi x

Dennis Moj ado

Massou d M oghadam

Jean ne Monroe

Ronald Moody

Deborah Morg a n

Virginia Morg an

Kebecca Morre ll

M ickie Morrill

Susan M orrill

Robyn Morris

Kathy Mortensen

Nol a M ortensen

Linda Muld er

Brenda Murphy

Carol An n Nelson

Judy Nelson

Kathy Nel son

Kristine N eeley

Dav id Neilson

Shauna Nelson

Lorry Newton

El aine Nicholas

Don Nielson

Koren N ie lsen

Pa tricio N ielsen

Peggy Nielsen

Sharlene N ie lsen

Robert Nielsen

why are students digital machines?

Kath leen Ogden

Deidre OKamura

N a ncy OKeson

Sharon Orison

Seymour Olsen

Steve Olsen

Kenne th Olson

Karen O saka

Gloria O rton

Judy O sborn

Gene Ostler

Tom Owen

Kathr y n Pace

Mark Pace

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Bonna Gay le Pack

Betty Packer

Shannon Page

Cheryl Pa lmer

Kathy Pal mer

Lora i ne Pancheri

Ja n is Pal mer

M arle ne Parkinsofl

Mary Ann Parson

Don Patte rson

Margaret Patterson

Robert Paulson

Jul ia Pearson

Can Paulos

Please sign your student numbers, four cop ies,

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Stephen Reut l ing e r

linda Rice

Nancy Ann Rich

Coye Richards

linda Ricks

Bonnie Richardson

Tom Richardson

return to resgistrar on the cement ceiling sidewalk

Peggy Rig by

Belva P. Ricks

Val Dean Riggs

linda Roberts

Marvin Roberts

Douglas Robinson

M:Jry Anne Robins

Mike Sampson

Lucille Sandgren

Karre n Saunders

Chery l Scheel

Janice Schomas

Brent Schuaneveldt

Cynthia Schoonmaker

Ste phen Seidman

Jarruvadi Sesaweech

Mary Ellen Sheppard

Curt Shifrer

Be hza d Shahandeh

Pam Shaw

Ga ry Shearer

Dea n Shelton

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Elaine Smith

Koren Smith

LeahJane Smith

Marilyn Smith

that only feels hardness

Dee Snel l

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Terrell Smith

Paulo Snyder

William Sor be

M eredith Smith

W aneta Smith

Carol Sm ith

of your soft heels

Lynda Spai nhower

Phyllis Speciale

Cra i9 Sorenson

Steve n Theurer

the whisper of better times.

gliding lightly by,

Caro ly n Thom p son

Cha rles Thompson

Conn ie Thomsom

Susan Thompson

Wa yne Thorsted

Merry Tobler

Becky Town send

'Colvin Tron e

Susan Trimble

Toy Tsuya

Roy Tygesen

John Tyrell

Otto Tidwe ll

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Dave Turner

Chris Ulanda y

Alden Vola

Suzanne Vicchrilli

Janice Va nOrden

Joan Vauleeuwen

Shauna Wagenen

Robin Wagner

Eileen Waldron

Joe W alke r

You r soles will make marks

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Marcia Wheeler

Sandra Wheelwright

Paul White

John Vorwaller

Eric Vo rdahl

St~ven

Ju lie Walker

W a l ker

on the 9 lass waxed floor

Marleen Whitehead

Maryan n Wiggins

Dianne W ight

Diane Whi ttier

Lee W ilke rson

Alan W illes

Deanna Williams

Susan Wilkie

Laura William s

Steph L. Wilkinson

Carol Wilkinson

Terry Wi ll iams

Lon W i lliams

Kri stine W i lloughby

Ly nette W i lloughby

Ch ris Wilson

Mary Kathryn Wilson

Rand y Winchester

of tomorrow.

Denise Winega r

LuAnn Wineg a r

Bruce R. Winten

Barba ra Jean Winters

Lee W int erton

Francis Witt

Julie Wolford

Connie Wood

Ant hony Wong

Scott Woodhead

Sheil a Wood

Denise Wood in

Garry Woods

Kathy Woomancy

Jean W right

Karl Yocom

Di a ne Yorgason

Marianne Young

G innie Zobrist

Ruth Zurcher

Lynn Zollinger

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sophomores

Carol yn Adams

Diane Adams

Park Arnold

V icki Arruti

sophomores

Benja m in A rp

Maureen Aylett

sophomores

Marga ret Baadsgaard

Abe l Baham onde

sophomores

No rma Ba le

sophomores

Cat he rine Bair

sophomores

Randal Bal es

Ann Baty

Brent Barker

Bruce Barker

Chery l Ba rl ow

Pau l Ba rton

Carlin Ba rt sch i

Saundra Bastian

Judy Bateman

linda Baumgarner

Bill Bea u

A lyson Beckstead

Kathy Behli ng

W i ll ia m Belch er

LaMOine Bennett

Dav ia Bennion

Lau ra Lee Bennion

Kathy Bergeson

John Bergst rom

Pau line BEilrry

Joa n Berry

Frankl in Betts

Lou Bevi lacqua

A lene Bi ll ete r

Ja mes Bingha m

Te rre ll Bi rd

Anne Bisch off

Ja De Bisel

Patty Black

Susan Black

Helen Bishop

Christie Brewer

Barry Bodily

Anne Bo rgogno

Cha rl es Borup

sophom

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Dorothy Bolt

Terry Bouck

Ma x ine Bowen

Vicky Bowen

Lee Ann Boyer

Gordon Bradley

Jane Bradshaw

M ary Lou Broadbent

Eunice Broadhead

Richard Briggs

M ichael Brooks

Peggy Brown

Jerry Lyn Budge

Bill Brug ger

ice cove red paths .

Walk along the

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Margaret Burdge

Robert Bullock

Pa ul Burt

Robert Calderwood

Carmen Cana nn

Michael Canfield

Connie Ca rdall

DeeWynn Carter

Susan Cary

Michelle Cavana ugh

John Castleton

William Chessman

Bert Chew

Carl Christensen

Glen Christensen

John Christensen

Kent Christense n

Linda Christensen

Marilyn Christensen

Maurine Christe nsen

Malyn Ch ristensen

Ryan Christensen

Peter Ch r istensen

Lind a Cla rk

Pa ul ette Class

Larry Cleve r

Ch ristine Clyde

Cha rl ene Coe

Allan Cook

Sandra Cook

Jan Coles

Ga ry Colton

Gae Coombs

John Corey

Kevon Costley

Larry Cyganovich

Sue An ne Dallas

Walter Davies

Mark Deeter

Earl Denison

Judy Dimond

Scott Degelbeck

the feet a re not su re

Carefully,

Judy Doane

Rod ney Duke

Ca ndy Dunn

Linda Durrant

Mike Earl

Jacqueline Elwood

Rona Egan

Nea I Erekson

Joyce Erickson

Kothreen Evans

Sylvia Evans

James Eyre

Relda Feli x

Bryan Felt

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Cheryl Forsberg

Leslie Frank

Peggy Freitas

Richard Fuller

Blanche Fullmer

John Go rfield

John A . Garfield

James Garland

Stephen Garr

Patricia Gentry

Nyla Gerber

Terri Giles

Bill Guisti

Mary Ellen Gunderson

the mountains;

what I ies beyond

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Mary Jean Gunnell

Mimi Graham

Robert Gutke

Dion Graybill

Toni Greaves

John Grener

George Gyllenskog

Marilyn Hacking

Joel Gyllenskog

Janet Hale

Lloyd Haderlie

Marleen Hamiltin

Steven Hammond

Larry Hamel

Ch ris Hanson

Elizabeth Hanson

Marjie Hansen

Marilyn Hansen

Sue Hansen

Suzann Hansen

LaRue Harri s

Steven Ha rri s

Sue Harris

Ellen Hanson

just sitting close to someone,

sometimes

Keith Harri son

Kathry n Harry

Patrici a Hawkins

Doug Hellstern

Bruce Henderson

Donald Hess

Dee Hicken

Keith Hansen

Leola Higley

Co leen Hogge

John Hicken

Kath ryn Howletl

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Roy Irwin

Bruce Ishibosh i

Audrey Isom

Gulston luli

Mary Izatt

your face,

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Kathy Jacobs

JoAnn Jacobsen

Lenna Jacobson

Claudia Jenkins

Pam Jenkins

Nancy Jenne

Rolland Jensen

June Jensen

Scott Jensen

Wynn John

Rebecca Johns

Marijane Johnson

Mari lyn Johnson

Pauline Johnson

linda Johnson

Brent Jackson

Merrilyn Jackson

linda Jones

Vicki Jones

Dale Jordan

Peggy Jordan

Carol Jorgenson

Kathy Josephson

Ma rsha Joy ner

li nda J u steson

you look through;

distorted by the ice

Sarah Keck

Ronald Karren

David Kennedy

Sharon Kensmore

Genea l Kerr

Mary Kerr

Larry Kidman

Lynette Kingsford

Lydia Kimball

Everett King

Alleyn Kinn ey

Nancy Knight

Curtis Knudsen

Ron Kocher

Jul ie Kowallis

A lvin Kyono

John Lamborn

Fredrick La rsen

Ly nda Larsen

Ju dith Lawry

Kathleen Leavitt

Rosemary Leonelli

linda Lemon

Danny Lewi s

Molly lightburn

M ichael Ll oyd

Richard O . Lovell

Barbara Lowe

Dia ne Lunt

Howa rd Luthy

Roger MacKey

Terry Maggart

Carole Malouf

Ray Malouf

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Ellen Martineau

and you

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Mary Dean Mattison

J oyce Maugha n

Suzan Maughan

Sandra McCann

Joan Moyl e

Daryl Mull ins

Laurel McGuire

Margie McRae

keep moving

Susan Munk

Wallace Murdoch

Kathy Murphy

JeaneHe Nance

Sharan Nauta

Deane Needleman

Janet N elson

Jennae Nelson

John Nel son

Sharon Nelson

K. Nelson

Shelly Nelson

Greg Newman

Wesley Newman

Anne Nicholas

Kathy Nichols

passing through book buildings , selecting

pages to keep you wa rm,

linda Niederhauser

Barbara Nielsen

Corol Nielson

Tana Nielson

Jim Nilson

Jeanne North

Leonard Nishiguchi

Wayne Ogden

Kath leen Oler

MichealOlko

Bonnie Olsen

Mike Olsen

Carla Olson

Stephen Osguthorpe

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Dotty Pabor

Allan Parker

Margaret Patterson

Barbara Pavich

Eri s Peacock

JoAnn Pea rce

Denise Peshlakai

Sidney Pehrson

Dwight Peterson

Elen Peterson

Kathy Peterson

Leon Peterson

Martin Pete rson

Loralee Pugmire

Adrynne Pulley

even though the sun sh ines patterns

Webb Peterson

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Katheri ne Rees

Zina Phelps

Shirley Reeder

Margo Proctor

Scott Rees

Terry Potucek

Stanley' Powell

Bi ll Riehle

Dianne Roberson

Merrill Ris ing

JaeAnn Robinson

Donald Roe

Ba rba ra Roeder

Condo Rae Rohner

on the walls ofthe rooms you find knowledge in,:

Lynn Rase

Dianne Rosenlund

Margaret Ross

Nancy Lee Rowatt

N ick Rust

Bradley Ryan

Lee Ann Rowley

Nancy Ryan

Ph i ll ip Sa bey

Piruz Samily

Jeneen Sau nde rs

Marcia Sayer

Dave Schild

Bruce Schmidt

Mary Schwa rtz

Kathy Scrowther

Jamshid Shabtayi

George Sharo

Jan Silliman

Lynna Simpson

Cheryl Smith

Dixie Lou Sm ith

Conn ie Smith

Gregg Smith

Johnson Smith

Jo Marie Smith

Kathle en Smith

Linda Sm ith

Paulette Sm ith

V im Sorenson

Gordon Snow

Kri st ine Sorensen

N i le Sorenson

Kath y Spence

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Buzz Stinger I

Keith Stevenson

Ann Stockdale

Jan Stocking

Deon Stockings

Kathy Stocks

Kathy Stodda rd

go then ,

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Rodney Stromberg

Ja y Suisse

Adelle Taggart

Gloria Tate

Mike Ta y lor

Larry Taylor

Joyce Tebbs

David Temple

William Tennent

Bryan Thatcher

Co rol Thatcher

Stan ley Thomas

Victoria Thompson

Kathryn Tingey

Jani ce To lman

Kent Traveller

Kathee Tucker

Ruth Tueller

Darrel Turner

Peter Valentine

Nancy Waddoups

Dick Wade

Carma Wadle y

Marilyn Waite

Cathy Wagstaff

Sims Walker

Cheryl Walteu

Judy Wall

Jay Walton

Ca rol Walters

Monte Ward

Rosanne Wardle

Gay le Warner

Ivan Warren

Anne Watanabe

Jo Anne Wotson

Lindo W atte rson

Darwin Weeks

JoBeth Wesle y

Koren Westerman

Ginger Whi t e

Carolyn White

tomorrow is waiting.

Susan Woodland

Eleanor Woo

Steve Woodward

Margy W rig ht

Gory Yoho

Go ry Yonam ine

Ron Yorgasoni

Douglas Young

Doreen Yoshioka

Joanne You ng

Ann Marie Zanaidi

Ja ne l Zeyer

M a ry Zollinger

Fronk Zupo

Gra ig Zimmerman

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Jnlors

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juniors

lunlors

juniors

Linda Acklin

Sandra Aiken

Ahmad Akrami

Samuel Alba

Curt Alcorn

William A lexa nder

Gordan Allen

James Andersen

Jed Allen

Arlo Anderson

Janet Anderson

Kathleen Anderson

Wayne Anderson

El aine Armstrong

juniors

lunlors

juniors

lunlors

juniors

Mark Arner

Sandra Arner

Jean Ashby

Jean Austin

Lean Badger

Ellen Boer

Euqene Ba i ba

Elaine Ball

Christi ne Ba ir

Leslie Ball

Carol Barfuss

Joanne Bartiell

Ned Barton

Elaine Bastian

James Beck

Lawrence Beezley

Bob Bement

Jan Benson

Laura Berg

Joe Bergeson

Janice Bergsjo

Margaret Bever idge

David Biederman

Ric k Bjerke

Kay Black

Joe Blonch

Helen Bodily

Geoffrey Booth

Cathy Bayle

Mar i lyn Brady

Alys Bra ithwaite

Ellen Brewer

Mary Briggs

Kent Broadben t

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Lee Broadbent

Gerald Brown

James Brown

Naida Brown

Charlene Brothersen

Bennion Buchanan

Doug Budge

Jerri Burdick

Gary Burns

Tanya Burnett

Terri Burtenshaw

Dennis Butler

Joan Campbell

Charles Ca pe

You stand so still,

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Donald Carpenter

Joel Carling

G lor ia Castleton

Ann Christensen

Linda Christensen

Rebecca Christensen

Ma rk Chri stensen

Walt Christensen

Pamela Christensen

Susan Christenson

Ralph Chun

David Clark

Susan Clayson

Richa rd Clayton

Claudi a Cluff

Greg Coffey

LeRoy Coleman

Elizabeth Compton

Linda Conover

Dennis Cook

Merilyn Cook

Jolene Cooper

Cathie Coombs

Margaret Cowles

Ruth Cowley

Jolynn Cox

John Crandall

Jon Cra po

Polly Crane

Fred Crostic

W illiam Curtis

Darcy Cutler

Dixie Dalton

Selden Daniels

Pauline Darley

Rozan Dattage

Dougl as Dool itt le

Linda Dowhaniuk

Henry Derr es

Jo sephi ne DeSimone

Eun ice Dix on

Laura Dobson

NaDene Dodge

Scott Drabant

Linda Drake

Gary Draper

Steve Dufner

Linda Egan

the wind blows through you, and you are not chilled.

Jeanne Elg g ren

Lynette Eliason

Rita Ellis

Kathy Emery

Bahram Fa ra ha n

Khosrow Farahan

Gra ce" nne Ferguson

Richa rd Ferguson

Cole Evans

Neal Evans

Kathy Fairchaild

Ka thr yn Fonnesbect

Natacha Frazi er

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DeAnn Fortier

Ly nn Forsberg

Noncy Freemo n

Roger Fuhriman

Rubt Gappmayer

Janet Gardner

Keith Gamble

Lois Gardner

M o rvin Giese

Helen G i bbs

Tom Gill iam

Claud io Gittens

John Gnuschke

Jim Goch nour

Somehow you find warmth

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darkness of the shadowed trees

David Gr iff i n

Eliza beth Gr iffin

Robert Griff in

John Groll

Kathry n G utke

Brent Ho cking

M erry Hall

Jon Halgren

Janey Hammond

Coleen Hansen

Dove Hansen

Gloria Hansen

Lindo Ha nse n

Tom Ha nse n

Toni Han sen

Dav id Ha nson

Richard Hanson

Tonya Harris

Ora Harris

M arcia Hart

Stephen Ha tch

Bonnie Haueter

Jacalyn Hayes

Carter Hed iun d

you lean against for strength.

Gerry He i leso n

He ibe l linda

Marua Heyh urst

M ichae l Heyhurst

Karen Hirst

Patricia Hoffman

Ca rol Holt

Rosemary Irvi ne

Karen Isenhour

Beutler Ivon

linda Jacobsen

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Tom Jacobson

Stewa rt Jacobson

Dov id Janke

Jessie Jeffery

LuDean Jenkins

Morty Jenkins

Don Jensen

Marilyn Jensen

Carma Jessop

Alma Jea n Jewkes

Dee An n Johanson

Mary Johns

Faye Johnson

Frank John son

Kathi Johnson

Ray Johnson

Ka ren Johnson

Fred Jones

David Jolley

Lamar Jorgensen

Clint Judkins

Gordon Kainoa

Lynda Kalkwarf

But you know times when you r sales are rough

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Pau l Kennedy

Kathleen Karne ly

Nolan Kerr

Karen Killpack

Dee Ann King

Karl Koerner

Caro l Ki r kham

Richard Kohutek

Lo is Knudsen

Richard Kramer

Lerry La Belle

Cherie LaComb

Barbara Lamb

Linda La m born

Lani Leitner

James Lendall

Bob LeVee

Tyrone Lewis

Glenna Lindsay

Lynda Linford

Charles Likel

from scraping against the rocks,

Linda Losee

Charles Litchford

Lane Little

Kristin Losser

Sherrie Loveridge

Colleen Lovett

Gloria Lloyd

Lawrence Luppi

Nolan MacKay

Candis Mahon

Thomas Ma iello

Todd Malmgren

Jack Marshall

Dolores Marra

Lynn Mart in

Van Martin

Charmaine Marvell

Mike Mason

JoAnn Mathis

Ka rin Mathews

Andrew Masson

M a rg ith Maughan

Evan Mecham

Eduardo Mendez

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Carol McPherson

Lin McPherson

Lynn Mickelson

Dennis Millard

Sha ryn Miller

Co lleen M i ller

Todd Minchey

Larry Mortimer

Cynthia Morrill

and times when your feet burn,

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Mildred Monson

Chad Mitchell

Jane Montgomery

Dannie Naegle

Arthur Nadel

Ann Nelson

Donald Morton

Beth Myrin

Marian Mullins

Beverly Myers

Dana Nelson

Connie Nelson

Steve Ne I son

Ly nda Nelson

Tim N ewman

Diane Moore

Sam Morris

Edward Niebauer

Ap ri le N ielsen

Kamile Ni elsen

Larry Ni elsen

Lois Nielsen

Roberta Nielson

Raymond Ni elsen

Marjorie Nusbaum

Glenn Nishimoto

Sharon Norman

Susa n Nuttall

Barry Ogden

Rosalie Ogden

Alan Ohlwiler

Don Okerlund

Allen Olsen

Carol Olsen

Ly nn Olsen

Michae l Olsen

Peggy Olsen

and you wish for cold rain.

Sandra Olsen

Terry Orme

Georgia Ostvig

Laurel Pack

David Palumbo

Rod Parker

Andrew Pao

Christina Parri sh

Cheryl Patterson

Cathy Patto n

Jim Pa ulk

La rry Po u I son

Carla Payne

Margaret Payne

Janet Perkin s

Dix ie Peterson

Esther Peterson

Janice Peterson

Jerald Peterson

AnnaLee Phillips

Tony Perfilio

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Kae Pickett

Doris Pierce

Blaine Pi erson

Diane Pincock

Maurice Pitcher

Janice Pinden

Melba Price

Ted Pollis

Carolyn Pratt

Norman Prichard

Nancy Proffitt

Sandra Pulscher

Pepe Quintero

Gliding across grasses

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Marilyn Rawlings

Ellen Rasmuson

Lewis Rawlinson

Wallace Reeder

Eri s Rees

Kath y Reese

Kent Reese

Shirley Reeve

Max Reid

Chrystine Reynolds

James Re yno lds

Kitty Rhodes

Bi II Richa rd son

Ruth Richa rds

Leonard Robbins

Dana Rogers

W i ll ia m Roberts

Pat Rogers

Elaine Rolfson

Reese Roundy

Susan Rawley

Ahdolhamid Soodot

Rosemo rie Sacco

Gay le Saiki

Linda Salas

Rolayne Samuelson

Kathleen Rust

Kathleen Sargent

John Salevurakis

Ramona Savant

Nancy Schaub

Blai ne Schm idt

Nancy Schwartz

Pau l Seager

the footsteps travel si lently;

Glen Secrist

Marcia Sea mon s

Dennis Sessions

Daryl Serr

Lynn Sessions

Martha Sherwood

Ann Shirley

George Simmons

Maradee Siler

Robert Slater

Bert Smith

Jane Shirley

Dan Sm ith

Donald Sm ith

Linda Smith

LeG rande Smith

Lyn ette Smith

Mac Sm ith

Marjie Smith

Sally Smith

Sue Smith

Robert Sta ley

Ma xi ne Stewart

Pat Stoffa

Anna Stone

Ron Strate

Dan iel Strom

Paula Stucki

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Michael Telford

Robert Tay lor

Susan Taylor

Sydney Theurer

Barbara Thatcher

David Thomas

Ka ren Thoma s

silently following the seasons

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Janet V ernon

Ilene Uhrich

Carol VanAusdal

William Varga

Eugene Wagstaff

Rita W alburger

Beve rly Walker

Rhea Wallentine

Ken Walston

Charles Ward

Kathleen Ward

Orvetta Warren

Sherry Wasden

Kristen Webb

Carolyn Whiting

M e lvin Wilh elm sen

Dave Wilkin

Marcene Williams

David W ilson

Dennis Wilson

Janet Wilson

you blend into the sliding mist of futures.

Robert Wilson

Mi che lle Wirthlin

Sondra W ood

V icky Woodbury

Cli nton Woods

Janis Woodward

John Woff inden

Denn is Worthen

Nancy Workman

Bill Wright

JoAnne Yamasaki

Dennis Yeates

Lawrence Young

Stephen Yeagen

Donna Zoll inger

Karl Zufelt

Dwight Israe lsen

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sen iors

Bob Atwood, President Annalee Price, Vice President Judy Rash, Secretary

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Dennis Allen Hyrum, Utah Music Ed .

seniors

Joe A ll en Hyrum, Utah Bus. Adm .

seniors

Alyson Adams Pa ri wan, Utah Homemaking Ed.

seniors

Golden Adams Garla nd ,Utah Bio . Sci . Compo

seniors

LeAnne Ada m s Tremon ton, Utah

P. E.

seniors

Jack Aldrich San Francisco, Co lif. Pol. Sci.

seniors

Tim Alexander Sal t La ke City , Utah Mechanical E.

seniors

Carole Allen Salt La ke City, Utah Child Dev. Compo

Myrna A ll en Richmond, Utah EI. Ed .

Cleone Allsop Trenton, Utah English

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LaVon Anderson Nibley, Utah Bu siness

Barry Anderson Manti, Uta h Electrica I E.

Brya n A nderson Logan , Utah Pol. Sci.

Fred Anderson Brigham, Utah Accounting

Denn is Anderson Logan, Utah Accounting

Joseph A nderson Salt Lake City, Utah Mechanical E.

Kristi ne Anderson Idaho Falls, Idaho History

Richard Anderso n Logan , Uta h Geology

Ga rr ett Andrew Loga n , Utah Civi l E.

Judy Arciaga Layton , Utah Speech

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seniors

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Duane Baugh Lagan , Utah Auto Tech

Blaine Baum Heber, Utah Electrical E.

Hal Beames Hazelton , Idaho Electr ica l E.

Kraig Beckstrand Lagan, Utah Wild Life Resources

Linfo rd Beckstrand Logan , Utah Mechanical E.

Mary Beckstrand Logan, Utah Homemaking Ed.

Alicel Beebe Smithfiel d, Utah Musi c

Sidewalks are cracked

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Delwyn Belnap Pingree, Idaho Math .

David Benneon Vernal, Utah English

Bonn ie Benson W. Jordan , Utah Education

Marie Benton Clearfield, Utah Dietitics

Phillip Bergener Pittsburg, Penn. Pol. Sci.

James Beutler Richfield, Utah Marketing

Ma f i lyn Berg Heber, Utah Int. Design

Edwa rd Bi Iderback Kenne bunkport, Maine History

Gail Bingham Logan, Utah Bio . Met.

Heber Bingham Dayton , Idaho Sec. Ed .

Margaret Bingham Emmett , Idaho Clo . & Tex .

Kathleen Bi rkin MacKay, Idaho EI. Ed.

Burke Bodily Lewiston, Utah Bus. Ed . Mkt.

Te rr y Blodgett Salt Lake City ,Utah Ge rm an

Deloris Bodi ly Vernal , Utah EI. Ed .

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Robert Bonnell Logan, Utah Photo

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Sa ndra Bosshardt Redmond, Utah EI. Ed.

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Robert Bramble Sunset, Utah Engineering

Lee Bowman Sterling, Idaho An. Sci .

P. E.

Bonnie Beckenridge Salt Lake City , Utah Bus . Ad.

Da v id Brest Lora in, Oh io History

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Ca rla Ca ll Brigham City, Utah EI. Ed .

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P. E.

Raldo Call Salt Lake City, Utah Sociology

Jeaeane Ca mpbell Providence, Utah Bu s. Ed .

Paul Cham bers Eden, New York Forest Rec.

Larry Cambers Trenton, Utah Ind. Tech .

and you would sit down to rest

Bryce Card Cordston , Alberta LAEP

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Rona ld Cetraro Logan, Utah Accoun t ing

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Tim-Clow Acom po , Calif. SOciology

Klayne Coburn Magna , Utah Automatics

J. D. Co leman Providence, Utah Pol. Sci.

Rex Condi e Preston, Idaho Welding

Glenn Cox Salt Lake City, Utah German

Alan Crane Georgetown , Idaho History

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Ann Crosslin Byron, Calif. Sociology

Madelyn Crum Midvale, Utah Homemaking Ed.

but they melt

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Terry Conger Sandy, Utah Entomology

Marpon Connelly Riverton, Utah ITE

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Bruce Crook Etna, Wyoming Education

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Keith Dagley Roosevelt, Utah Art Ed .

Jim Daniels Milwaukee, Wis. Speech

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Terry Daugherty Smoot, Wyoming Sociology

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Venus Deonanan Trinidad Humanities

Civil E.

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Jen ny Egg leston Grove r, W yo. Food & Nut.

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Ranson Dinsdale Ogden , Utah

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DeNae Dusserre Price, Utah EI. Ed .

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Linda Feuz Jackson , Wyo.

EI. Ed.

Jane Finl i nson Oak City, Utah Home. Ed .

Sandra Fish American Fork, Utah EI. Ed.

Kathy Fla nagan Seymour, W is. History

Greg Fli nt Twin Falls , Idaho Pre. M ed.

Dean Forsgren Brigham City, Utah LAEP

John Fogg Logan , Utah

P. E.

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Don Gardner Millville, Utah Music, Ed .

Greer Gardner Logan , Utah Humanities

Cha rley Garey Filer, Idaho Game Mgt.

Jim Gee Sugar City, Idaho Pol. Sci.

Calvin George Salt Lake City, Utah Business

Rick Go ld Rexburg Civil E.

Lawrence Glover Wanamassa, N. J. Botany

Da ve Gunn Bountiful, Utah Journalism

Janet Gunderson Columbia, Utah Fash . Merch.

You move as if to follow

Thomos Goo Koneohe , How. History

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Sandra Graves Moab, Utah Chi ld , Dev .

Patricia Grow Eden , Utah Hmg. Ed.

Steven Grupe Miden, Nevada Soc. Work

Rose -Mary Gudmundson Logan , Utah EI. Ed .

John Han son Ida ho Fa ll s, Ida ho Zool ogy

Kathleen Hanson N ewbury Park , Calif. Family Life

Verna Harper Lagan , Uta h Social Work

Cl inton Harri s Salt Lake City, Utah And. & Speech Path .

Reed Harris Orem , Utah Fisheries

Ruth Harris Smithfield , Utah Art. Ed .

Allen Harrison Malad, Idaho Hu manities

but you are climbing up hill

Karen Ha rt Og den , Utah Bus. Ed.

Marjory Hart Preston, Idaho Off ice Ad.

Donald Hartley Malad , Idaho Bus iness

Julia Hatch Sa lt Lake City, Utah Foods & Nt.

Kay Hawke r Soda Springs , Idaho Engineering

Earl Hedan i Honolul u , Hawaii

P. E.

Lee Hei man Brigham City, Uta h History

Joyce Heis ick Logan , Uta h Eng lish

Marilou He ineken Salt Lake City, Utah EI. Ed.

Allan He iskane n Rockway, N. J . Education

Ronald Hellstern Antiock, II I.

P. E.

James Hess Lewiston , Utah Speech

Judi Hess She ll ey, Idaho English

M arie Higgs Clearfield , Utah Home Ec . Ed .

Mary Hig h Ash ton , Idaho Engl ish

Jerry Hafer Freeman , S. D. Forest Mgt.

Donald Haggan Brigham City, Utah Economics

Marti Hogge Ogden , Utah EI. Ed .

Tina Holl ands Bellflower, Calif. Eng. & French

Ross Ha ll ister Orlando, Fla. Pol. Sci.

Dallas Holmes Brigham City, Utah Education

Steve Holmg ren Bear Rive r, Utah Art

Kathleen Horsley

Stephen Hoth Logan, Utah Art

Eileen Hougaard Manti, Utah Soc.

Herond Hoy t Logan , Utah Sec. Ed.

Linda Humphreys Logan , Utah Soc. Work

N aDean Hous ley Richmond, Utah Math . Ed.

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Carol Israelsen logan, Utah Hmg . Ed .

Eric Isakson Ogden , Utah Pol. Sci.

Molly Iza tt Gra ce, Ida ho English

Connie Jackson Mandon , Uta h F-CD & EI. Ed .

Ela ine Jackson Jerome, Idaho Fam . life

Janet Jackson Salt lake City, Utah Ar t

Dean Jacobson Randolph, Utah Spanish

and they f low down.

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larry Jacobson Randolph, Utah Soc.

Jerry Jacoby Duchesne , Uta h Photo .

Minoo Jafari Shahi Iron Ap . Stat.

Allen Jaggi Brigh am City, Utah Education

Nancy James Salt lake City, Utah Child. Dev.

Shirleen Jaquier Salt lake City , Utah EI. Ed . .

Sadi Jandaghi Carmel, Ca lif . Civi l E.

Patricia Ja rvis Spanish Fork , Utah EI. Ed .

Ela ine Jennings St. George , Utah Hm . Making Ed.

Meg Jennings San Jose, Calif. Int. Des.

Diane Jensen Riverton, Utah EI. Ed .

Jon Jensen Hyrum , Utah Sec. Ed .

laVee Jensen Salt lake City, Utah EI. Ed .

lynn Jen sen Gunnison, Utah Coun .

Marlene Jensen logan , Utah Bus . Ed .

Margret Jensen logan, Utah Hmg. Ed.

Richard Jensen logan, Utah History

Ronald Jenson logan , Utah Ind. Art Ed .

Bryce Jeppsen Brigham City , Utah Mfg . E.

Mary Ann Jepsen Preston , Idaho Bus . Ed .

Michae l Je psen Preston, Idaho Bus . Ed .

Dale Johnson Preston, Ida ho In. & Tech . Ed .

I rene Johnson Tremonton, Utah Ele . Ed .

Johnnie Johnson Akron , Oh io For. Sci.

Julie Johnson logan, Utah CD. & EI. Ed.

Susan Johnson Clearfield , Uta h Soc. Work

Darwin Jolley Smithfield , Utah Ag. Ed .

Wayne John son las Vegas, Nevada History

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Standing still in the sunsh ine

Jan is Janes Ogden , Utah Engl ish

Dona ld Jones Logan , Utah Au to . Tech .

Jerry Janes Malad , Idaho Accou nting

Harmoz KamKar·Paris Ira n Econ.

Ray Kay Logan, Utah Art

Sylvia Kayo Kahului, Hawaii Hmg. Ed.

Henry Ke l ker Ga rretsvi lle , Oh io Wild life

Karen Kearsley M idvale, Utah Social Work

Ruth Kelly Sal t Lake Ci ty, Utah F· CD & EI. Ed .

Sylvia Kennedy Payson, Utah Ele . Ed .

Steve Kidman Loga n , Utah Educat io n

Kris Kimball Denver, Colo . Engli sh

Willia m Ki ng Temple City, Calif. Psychology

Sherry I Kinkade Citrus Heights, Calif. EI. Ed .

To Ly Hue, Viet Nom CiVil Eng .

Richard Low Loga n , Utah Accounting

Edwin Low San Francisco, Calif . Engineering

Sallie Lovell Blackfoot , Idaho EI. Ed .

Brent Love ll Salt Lake City, Uta h SOCio logy

Dixie Loosli Cia rkston , Utah English

Gayle n Loosle Clarkston, Utah Auto.

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Jung-Chih Liou Toipei , Formosa Electrica I E.

A bodu l Lolagar Teheran, Ira n Agronomy

Denn is Linton Salt Lake City, Utah Manufacturing E.

Lory Lind Aberdeen , Washington Manufacturing E.

Jerry Lewis Logan, Utah Psychology

Ann Lewis Las Vegas , Nev. French

Sa ndy Leth Alberta Ca nada

AI Lemon Richmond , Utah Bus. & Soc. Sci .

Becky Leona rd Farmington , Utah Speech

Robert Leish man Hill spring , A lberta

Robert Leatham Wellsville , Utah Accounting

Winston Larsen Rexburg, Idaho Ag. Ed .

William Larsen Missou la , Mont . Speech

Reed La rsen Sa lt Lake City, Utah EI. Ed .

P. E.

you hear tomorrow

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Vic Matuza Hicksv ille, N. Y. Mfg. En .

P. E.

Kath lyn Matthews Grantsville , Utah EJ. Ed .

Laurel Maughan Wellsv i lle, Utah German

Gai l Mourer Gran't Pass Oregon Pre Low

Glendo Lee Ma xwell Paradise, California History

Brent McArthur Mt. Pleasant, Utah

John McCord

Sandra McDougall Brigham, Utah Family & Child Dev

Ethel McKee Montezuma , Iowa Ap. Stat.

Norman McKee Phoenix, Arizona Wilderness Mang .

P. E.

Lorry McClurg Logon, Utah Geology

John McBee Logon , Utah Accounting

John McKinnon Dutton, Montana Accounting

Diane Meeker Brigham, Utah EJ. Ed.

S. Kay McQuivey Magna, Utah Social Work

coming to meet you.

Sue Memmott Fillmore, Utah Homemaking Ed .

Susan Mendenhall Richmond, Utah English

James Meyer Sherman Oaks , Calif. Sociology

Nancy Meyer Bountiful , Utah History

Richard Meyn Erie, Pennsylvania Forest Wa1er

Robert Miller Logan , Utah Marketing

James Mietz Manlius, New York Forest Recreation

Dyar Miller Greensburg, Indiana History

Keith Miller Boise, Idaho Civil E.

Marilyn Miller Hyrum , Utah English

Norman Miller Salt Lake City, Utah German

Richard Miller Logan , Utah Civil E.

Robert Miller Logon , Utah Business

Marie Milner Garland, Utah

Ralph Miles Logan , Utah Forestry

Robert Miner Springville, Utah Pro. Mgt.

Marion Minor St. Charles, Idaho ADTO Tech .

Shannon Moffitt Grace, Idaho EI . Ed .

Patricia Moody Salt Lake City, Utah Office Ad.

Kenneth Moore Copperton, Utah Forest Rec.

William Malini Reno, Nevada Wildlife

Nancy Moulton Jackson , Wyoming Psychology

Walton Muir Pocatello, Idaho Civil E.

Lee Mumford Sandy, Utah Soc. Ed.

Pam Munson Westfield, N.J. Sec. Ed.

Jim Murphy Arlington, Texas Business Ad .

William Myers III Tiburon , California Economics

P. E.

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Judi ty Nelson Salt La ke City, Utah EI. Ed.

Roger Newswa nder Afton, Wyoming Moth .

Bonni e Nield Afto n, W yom in g

P. E.

Jerald Neilsen Providence, Utoh LAEP

There is fear,

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Keith Nielsen Roosevelt , Utah Theatre Arts

Vicki Lynne Noble Castro Valley, Calif. Education

Susan Nielsen Ferron, Utah

P. E.

Vicky Pi ckett Gunn ison , Utah Education

Vern Pitcher Prov idence , Utah . LA EP

La ura Poage Tremonton , Utah EI. Ed.

Pam Poole Logan, Utah Sec. Ed .

James Porter Hertington , Kansas Wildlife Resources

Richard Potter Westminister, Calif. For. Mgt.

Lynn Potts Salt Lake City, Utah EI. Ed.

Linda Qua y le Logan , Utah EI. Ed.

Aldene Rasmussen Logan, Utah Fam - Child Dev.

but tallness allows your eyes

Allan Purv is Logan , Utah Finance

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Kathleen Richardson Wellsville , Utah EI. Ed.

Ronald Reiersen Brookl yn, N. Y. Mfg . E.

Carolina Richards American Fork, Utah EI. Ed.

Caro l Riemer Br igha m City, Utah History

Warren Rigby Ceda r City , Utah For. Rec.

Marie Riggs Bi llville, Utah EI. Ed .

Patsy Robbins Springvil le, Utah English

to look beyond the mountains

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Karin Ru shing Las Vegas, Nevada English

Judy Rydalch Rexburg, Idaho Economics

Rangsan Sammasut Thai. Embas sy, Wash. D.C. Economics

Douglas Roper Ogden, Utah Pol. Sci.

Ain Roost

Susan Rosenbaum Kimberly, Idaho Journalism

Cha rles Rudd Brig ham, Utah Electrical E.

Vickie Sanders Denver, Colorado EI. Ed .

David Sant Cligton , Idaho German

Junior Sato Idaho Falls, Idaho Electrical E.

Ga ry Saville Dallas , Texas Speech

Dorio Sawnders Ogden, Utah Child Dev.

Brion Schaible Colorado Springs , Colo. Speech

Dio nne Seager Ogden, Utah F-CD & EI. Ed .

Nowzor Seraj Tihran, I ron Range

Khadem Seyed-Mohsem Iran Agricu lture

Dhanendra Shah Ahmedabrad, Indio Mechanical E.

Dona ld Shakespear Tropic, Utah Spanish

Albert Shone Phka, Po . I.T.E.

Joan Show Smithfield, Utah English

David Shelton Brigham , Utah Social Work

Nancy Sherwood Bountifu l, Utah Ele . Ed .

Loni Shiber Tooele, Utah Fash . Merch.

Pau l Shribe r Tooele, Utah Marketing

Karl Simonson M urray, Utah Range

Eldon Smith Champion, Alberto Ind. Arts Ed .

to a valley

Solly Shields Tooel e, Utah English

Majid Siadat Tehran , Iran Engineering

Robert Simon Yorba Lindo, Calif. English

Wendy Simpson Bassano, Alberto Education

Charles Skinner Meso, Arizona

P. E.

Kathleen Slough Logon , Utah Hm. Ec. Ed.

Peggy Smith Lava Hot Sprgs , Idaho Hmg. Ed .

Maricyn Smith & igham , Utah History

Lindo Smith Morgan, Utah Hmg . Ed .

Kendall Snarr Sandy, Utah Forestry

Ron Snipe Saint Helena, Calif . Geography

John Snook Salmon, Idaho Aero

Margaret Soderborg Tooele , Utah EI. Ed .

Pamela Snow Salt Lake City, Utah Office Ad .

William Soderborg Tooele, Utah EI. Ed .

Karma Sonne Polo Alto, Calif. Clothi ng , Te x.

Garth Sorensen Logan , Utah Moth . Ed .

Laurie Sorensen Smithfield , Utah Moth . Ed .

Connie Spencer Idaho Falls, Idaho Art Ed .

Derek Spriggs Derbyshire , England Social Work

Aralee Sparks Montpel ier, Idaho EI. Ed.

Clifford Sroka Chicago, Illinois Mechonical E.

Lindo Stoker Mt. Pleosant, Utah EI. Ed .

Sherman Stouffer Logon , Utah Prod . Mang .

Pam Steed Clearfield, Utah Engl ish

Both-Sheba Stevens Logon, Utah

Betty Stewa rt Salt Lake City, Utah Fash . Mere.

P. E.

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LaVoy Stronger Ogden, Utah Psychology

Jeff Stowe Ogden, Utah AudÂˇSpeech Path .

Bruce Stransky Dunellen, New Jersey Pre. Dent.

Thomas Streit Canton, Idaha La nds. Arch.

James Stuart Las Vegas , Nevada W ildlife

Sheila Sunada Logan , Utah English

Magg ie Sung Buenos Aires, A rgentina Business

Rich ard Swa in Grand Jct. , Colorada App l. Stat.

Rabert Ta lbat Pocatello, Idaha Compo Sci .

Gena n Taylor Hyde Park, Utah Chi ld Dev .

Ma rgie Sum ida Brig ham , Utah Eng lish

Hyoung Won Suh Pusan , Korea Appl. Stat.

Lyn n Taylor Richmond, Utah Civil E.

Nadine Taylor Fairview, Utah Elem . Ed .

waiting silently in the sunshine

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Rhenon Taylar Loa , Utah Business Ed .

Terr y Ta ylor Rupert, Idaho Range Ma ng .

Jerry Tha in Smithfie ld , Utah Personne l M ang.

Christina Thomas Polo Alto, California Elem . Ed .

Jan Thoma s Arimo, Idaho Elem. Ed .

M ark Thomas Bountiful , Utah P. E. Recr .

Pete Thomas M a lad , Idaho Electrical

Lotha i r Thompson Logan, Utah Marketing

Barbara Thompson Boise, Idaho

Bonnie Thompson Fish Haven , Idaho English

Brent Thomson Logon , Utah Plant Sc ience

Evan Th ornley Modena, Utah Ag. Educ.

Dennis Thornburg Alton , Kansas Game M ang .

Brent Thorne Brigham City , Utah

Lorry Tiffan y Salt Lake City, Utah Sec. Ed.

Lee An n Thornton Salt Lake City, Utah

Ronald Tolman Bancroft, Idaho Acctg.

Phil Toone Croydon , Utah Ind . Art Ed .

Jerry Torbensen Log a n , Utah

P. E.

Doyle Tinkey Acad ia, California Civil E.

P. E.

Seth Traveller Richmon d, Utah Acctg.

Greg Tully Poway , Calif. Mecha nical E.

April Tsu ya Sandy, Utah Sec. Ed.

Clark Tucke r Paoma, Colorado For. Mang .

Sharon TunBridge Draper, Utah El em . Ed .

Marl ys Turnquist Kidder , South Dakota Med. Tech .

Dean Umpl eby Kaysville, Utah Ind. Teacher Ed.

Randy VanBuren Moab, Utah Ind. Arts

P. E.

Duncan Ververs Rochester, New York Phys. Educ.

Gary Vickrey La Barge, Wyom ing English

Barry Vincent Brigha m City, Utah Acctg.

Geoffrey VonGe rmeten Racine, Wisconsin For . Recr .

Rosemarie Wabel Salt Lake City, Utah Elem. Ed.

Richa rd Wagn e r Hawthorn e, Nevodo Pre -Law

linda Wakley Downey, Idaho English

for you to come.

Jo Ann Wangsgard Ogden, Utah English

Eldon Wolton Woodruff, Utah History

Louise Womsley Woodruff , Utah Child Dev.

Stuart Wamsley Woodruff, Utah Anima l Sci .

Julia Ann Ward Smithfield, Utah Elem . Ed .

Gerald Watson A lberta, Canada

David Weeshaff Glendale, Calif. Psychology

Sandra West Ogden, Utah Elem . Educ.

J im Westergard Ogden , Utah Art

Mike Whatel y Victoria, British Columbia Farestry

P. E.

Doug las Watts Murtaugh , Idaho Agronomy

Curtis Webb Preston, Idaho Bio. Chemistry

Gene West Conco rd , Ca li f. Bus iness

James Whitaker Brigham , Utoh Ind. Educ.

John Wh itehouse McConne lvi lle, Ohio Bus . Ed ., DE

Relle Whitel a u St. George, Utah Art

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Shannon Williamson Salt Lake City , Utah EI. Ed.

Mike Willis Sa lt Lake City, Utah Elem. Educ.

Dennis W ilson Green River, Utah Personnel Mang .

James Wi lson Paul, Idaho Acct.

Larry Wilson Ogden , Utah Ind. Arts

Boyd Wim mer Ogden , Utah Pol. Science

Barbara W intch Manti, Utah Elem. Educ.

John Wintch Manti, Utah Anim . Sci.

Su san Woffinden Midvale, Utah Fam-Child Dev., EI. Ed .

Thomas Wo ll ey Lancaster, Calif. Bus. Ed.

Terry Wood Logan, Utah English

Richard Wood Loga n, Utah Humanities

Ted Woodhouse Span i sh Fork, Utah Social Work

LuDea n Woodward Fairview , Utah Fa m. -Chi ld Dev.

Blake Wride Spanish Fork, Utah Sociology

Susan Woo lums Bountiful , Utah Bus . Ed.

Kathy Wride Spanish Fork, Utah Elem . Ed .

Rocky Wright Millbrae , Ca lif. Lands , A rch.

Gerald Wright Logan, Utah Prod . Mang .

Melvin Wright Blanding, Utah Socio logy

Lela nd Wrigh t Ame rican Fork , Utah Acctg .

Robert W uest Ka il ua, Hawaii Eng lish

Wayne Wright Alberta, Canada Socio logy

John Wyro Woodside , California Business

Dennis Y'1m'1sa ki Corinne, Utah Personnel and Ind . ReI.

Yvonne Yamasaki Logan , Utah Fam . - Chi ld Dev.

Judi Yeates Sacramento, Calif. EI. Ed .

Young il Youm Seoul , Korea M echan ical E.

Don Young Bassano, Albe rta

Edward Young Sunset, Uta h Personnel Mang .

Wendy Young Parkridge, Illinois Elem. Ed .

Craig Zufelt Richfie ld, Uta h Range Mang .

Peter Zimowsky Waretown, New Jersey Journalism

Linda Zawyrucha Sa It La ke City, Utah Child Development

David Zapa ranick New Jersey Forestry

P_E.

The Graduate Student Association is composed of all graduate students of USU and acts through a Graduate Student Council to further these objectives:

graduates

1. To keep graduate students posted on subjects relevant to their interests via the Graduate Symposium. 2. To promote professional advancement. 3. To sponsor social activities. 4. To sponsor cultural activities including the Foreign Film series, lectures, and symposia. 5. To assist foreign students and promote cultural exchange. 6. To obtain suitable graduate student facilities. Officers for 1967-68: President - Frank Clark Vice President - Les Bugai Secretary-Treasurer - Donna Balph ASUSU Senator - Lewis Nelson

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John Anderegg Logon, Utoh M.S., Math. Ed.

Grant L. Allen Hyrum, Utah M. Ed., Sec. Ed.

Ki rk Allen Ogden , Utah M.S., Sp. Ed.

David E. Bailey Collbran , Colorado Ph .D., Tox icology

Shaikh Na med Ashraf Lahore, W . Paki stan M.S., Ra ng e Ma n.

David Black Logan, Utah M. S., For. Sci.

James F. Blackwood Go lde n , Co lorado M.S., Pol. Sci.

John Buckh ou se Q u incy, California M.S., Range Man.

Irvi n K. Bur ba n k Alberta, Canada Ed.D., Sec. Ed.

Vicky Burg e ss Sa lina, Utah M.S., Psycho logy

In the library in some forgotten corner

Ma ry Ca rli ng Pleasant Grove, Utah M.S., Bu s. Ed.

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And rew Bybee Soda Sp rings, Idaho M.S., Psycho logy

Chia -Sheng Chang Taiwan, China M.S., Civil Eng .

Maria Mei-Yang Chang Taiwan , China M. S., Socio logy

Yung-Kuang Chen Taiwan, China M.S., Ag. E.

Willard Stott COOk Logan, Utah M.S ., Soc.

Jay W ilson Casper Woods Cross, Utah Ph . D., Ed. Adm .

Ning-Ming Chang Taiwan, Ch ina M.S., E. E.

Tsong Wen Chou Ta iwan, China Ph .D., Food Sci. & Tech .

Do na ld Caval li Ogden, Utah M.A., Po l. Sci .

Abdu l Chaudry Lahore, W . Pakistan M.S., For. Man.

K. Wynn Christensen Pocattelo, Idaho M.S., Ag. Ed.

Andrew Cha ng Taiwa n , China M.S ., Acctg .

Chia-Pi n Chen Taiwa n , Ch ina M.S., E.E.

Frank Chu Taiwa n , Chi na M.S., Acctg .

Dagli Fahri Turkey M.S., e.E.

Horn Ching Chuang Taiwan, Chino M.S., Bus . Ad .

Guillermo Pardo Bogoto, Co lu mbia M.S., Ag. Eng .

Fred Degiorgio Ogden , Utah M.S., Ag . Econ .

Cariton Deona nan Trinidad M.A., Sec. Ed .

Lorry Dorius Hai ley, Idaho M.S., Mech. Eng .

T.e. Desai Ind io M.S., e.E .

Dennis Dirksen McPherson , Kansas Ed . E. , Indus. Ed .

Gungor Dundar Ba lekensirr, Turkey M.S. , Mech. Eng .

Steven Eichmeier Idaho Falls, Idaho M.S., Dist. Ed .

Douglas R. Fonnesbe ck Logo n , Utah M.S., Soc.

Claudio Fuh riman Salt Lake City, Utah M.S., Child . Dev.

you have an office

Rulon S. El lett Logon, Utah M.S. , Econ.

Eugene Elmore Logon, Utah M.S ., Zoo logy

Don Roy Fielding She ll ey, Idaho M. S., Acctg .

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Cheryl Galloway Hood River, Oregon M.S. , Geology

J.J . Gandi Bombay, India M.S., Mfg . Eng.

Denn is C. Geertsen Salt Lake City , Utah M .S., Soc.

Pa na yioti s Georgouss is Welm ington , Delaware M.A., Elem . Ed.

Robe rto Julio Gonzalez San Francisco, Calif. M.S., Econ.

D. Brent Hales Ogden, Utah M.S., Plant Sci.

Leon Hamlin Roxboro, N. Carolina Cert., Sec. Ed .

Brent Hansen Collin ston, Utah M.S., Econ .

Richa rd Haycock Kanab, Utah M .S., Pol. Sci .

Ruth Harston Logan, Utah M.F.A., Photogra phy

Jing -Nan Hung Taiwan , China M.S., C.E.

Chao-Wen Hu Taiwan, China M.S. , Mech. Eng.

no one can ever find.

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Bob Harris Malad, Idaho M.S. , C.E.

Dean Miller Haywood Anthony , Idaho M .Ed . , Spec. Ed .

Rex C. Ivory Brigham City , Utah M.S., Psychology

G . Niel Jensen Springville, Utah M.S. , L.A .E.P.

Robert Jeppsen Ogden, Utah M.S. , Food Sci .

Ja laine P. Jensen Trenton , Utah M.S., Child Dev .

Robert Hills Brigham City, Utah M.F.A. ,Com. Art

M oid Kidwoi Pakistan M.S., Geology

Veerabhadrappa Jyothi Loga n, Utah Ph.D ., Soi ls & Min .

Aki kazu Kato Nagoya , Japan M .S., Econ .

Mohammad Kheyr i KaroL Iran M .S., Zoology

V i karm Kuman Kinra Haryana, India M .S. , Mech. Eng.

Cha iparh Korprabhandna Bangkok, Tha il and M .S., A .E.

Craig Lundahl Ida ho Falls, Idaho Ph.D., Soc.

David Loosle Logan , Utah Ph .D., M.E.

Yue-Shoung Lu A kden, N . Carolina M .S., Math .

Overworked , underpaid, cliched,

Rom in T. Lo Taiwan, China M .S., E.E.

Anna Liu Taiwan, China M .S., Food & Nutrition

Philip Lin Taiwan, China M .S., C.E .

James J. Lin Formosa Phd ., Electrical E.

Jim Linford Logan, Utah M .B.A.

Shu-Sheng Liao Ta iwan, Chi na M .S., Acctg .

Ching-Nan Lee Taiwan , China M.S., Acctg .

De-En Lang Ta iwan , China M .L.A ., L.A.E.P.

Susan Stuart LaBeau Logan , Utah M.A ., English

Akbar Malekpour Iran Ph .D., Nutrition & Biochemistry

Da rWi n M a nsh i p Goodi ng, Ida ho M. S., Bus. Ed .

Kenneth Mangelson Logan, Utah M.S., C.E.

Glayde Maw Roy, Utah M.S., Geology

Ronald L. McKim Thayar , Wyoming M .S., Pol. Sci.

Edward M . Mecham Logan, Utah M .A ., American Studies

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Rashmi J . Mehta Bombay, India M.S., Mfg. Eng .

Jon Morgan Nephi, Utah MFA , Art

G lenn T. Motzkus Logan , Utah M. Ed. , Spec. Ed .

Sunthorn Na-Songkhla Bangkok, Th aila nd M.S., Pol. Sci.

David A. Neuser Eau Cla ire, Wisconsin M.S. , Math .

Chavdhary Nazir Lya llpur , W . Pakistan M.S., Range Man .

Frank G. Noel Ogden , Utah M.S., Ed . Adm .

Frank A. Norris Logan , Utah Ph .D., Chem .

Preecha Orpra sirth Bangkok , Thailand M.S ., M.E.

Luell J. Perrett Log an , Utah M.S., Phy . Ed.

lazy condition, urgent ambition.

Sirivatana Phadungkul Bangkok, Thai la nd M.S., Pol. Sci .

Ca rol yn Ryan Rich Ogden, Utah M.F.A., Art

Val E. Simm on s Magna , Utah M.S., M.E.

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Jim Phillips Paris, Tenn. M.E., Ed. Adm .

A. F. Rash idur Ra hman E. Pakistan M.S., Agronomy

Gary M. Shaffer Millville. Utah M.S., Soc.

M.B. Sh intrs Mysorel , Ind ia M.B.A. Bus. Adm .

Ken t Sm ith Logan , Utah M.B.A., Bus. Adm.

Lana Spencer Idaho Falls, Idaho M.S., Child Dev .

M.V.P. Rao India Ph .D. , C.E.

Lim Siuwal San Leandro, Calif. M.S., Po l. Sc i.

Carma Stembridge Raymond, Utah M.S., Food & Nutrition

Roman Salazar Bisbee, Arizona M.S., Bus. Ed .

Emma Lo is Smith Clea rf ield , Utah M.S. , Soc.

Henry R. Stocker Paris, Idaho M.S ., Bus. Ed .

Janis Staes Ray, Utah M.S. , Child Dev.

Becky Tso Taiwan Chi na Fam ily life

Pairu j Suchinda Bangko k Thailand M.S., Plant Sci.

Hsing Ti Tuan Taiwan China M.S.,M .E.

Der-Benn Taipi, Tai w a n M.S ., Engineeri ng

Ma x Turner Burley, Idaho Ed . Adm .

Gary Tay lor Hyde Park, Utah M.S., Speech Patho

Ruth Vand e rbeek l ogan, Utah M.S ., Soc.

Chang-Shui Tsui Seoul , Korea M.S. , E.E_

Thamnoon Vannapanich Thailand M .S., Pol. Sci.

Forever a student

Suratana Vayagoo l Tha iland M.S., Economics

Thom as Wa ll New York, N. Y. Phd. , Speci a l Ed .

Frank Wa ng Hs iw -Ch u Taiwan M.S., Ma t h .

Ritchie W hitehead Chareshol m, A lberta M.S., Sec. Ed .

Chandler Whitelaw Beryl , Utah Phd . , Eng ineering

Grant Widmer Geneva, Idaho M.S., Indus . Arts

Choonyul Yang Seou I, Ko rea M.s. , Food Sci. & Tech .

Neil Young l ehi, Utah M.S ., Econom ics

Yung Hoon Yu Seou I, Korea M.S . , Civil E.

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The majority of dorm residents (and there are about 2000 of them) are fresh men living away from home for the first time. Frosh or not, most residents find that a dorm can be lively, noisy, and frustratingly friendly; that a dorm can contain the loneliest window and emptiest room on campus. " Dormies " acquire the kind of stigma that comes from eating, sleeping, and brushing teeth with the same people seven days a week. They grow and develop; they stay the same; they leave.

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In fall they fight in the leaves; in winter they fight in the snow; in spring they fight with water and lie in the sun . In the morning they fix breakfast and come back after their 9 :30 's to get the mail. At noon they eat lunch, and maybe wash dishes or make a bed to be ready for room-check. At night they wait for the phone to ring ; they do laundry; they go to the library; they torment their roommates; they go to meetings and movies; they gripe about dorm life. Then they take baths, wash hair, iron shirts, play records, write letters, set their alarm clocks - and think about tomorrow.

Richards Hall produces an animal similar to the Hi-Rise dweller. The Richards species, however, has a greater ability for balcony-hanging and a higher tolerance because of living in groups of eight rather than two . Their appreciation of vulgarity is not necessarily outstanding - but definitely renown . The living quarters themselves are constructed en tirely of concrete and are fire-proof, water -proof, bomb-proof, etc. Activities range from arson in the garbage and storage rooms to yelling comments at East Hi-Rise - or just plain yelling comments.

richards Pres: William Cheesman Vi ce Pres: John Weaver Sec: Cliff Forsgren Treas: Richard Broome

Soc. Chrmn: Rodger Call away Publ : Jess ie Jefferson Interm: Andy White

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east hi-rise Pres : Boyd Wimmer Exec. V . P: Dan Harris Fin . V. P: Den is Emerson Soc. Chrmn: Mike Beno Intram: Bill Alexande r

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The Hi-Rise dweller is an unusually tough an imal, male or female . He is accustomed to extremes of temperature and may be found covering the heat vents with card -board and Scotch tape while his roomie figures out how to force the window open one more half-inch - or you may discover him huddled under his electric blanket (plugged in across the desk) va inly searching the housing con tract for loop-holes. He has a high to lerance for noise and an unhealthy respect for elevators. His skin is as tough as his stomach. If asked courteously, he w ill probably be more than happy to exhibit the scars acquired during his first and last Hi-Rise shower . The Hi -Rise female seems incapable of pulling a curtain cord, and the Hi-Rise male often suffers from eyestrain, particularly if he rooms in the west side of the men 's building .

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Bullen residents resemble the Richards variety with stronger stomachs . They eat their own cooking and what they lack in variety they make up for in quantity. Ten bad hot-dogs vs. one good chicken leg .. ? A shower pro mises entertainment - it's hard to tell when a hand may come through the soap dish with a squirt-gun full of ink. Over half of their population is foreign students, the dormitory being their initiation to luxurious American living. Van Noy dwellers have cars : if they don 't, they miss many a 7 :30. These apartments were purchased two years ago by the University, and as an old Van Noysian once said, " Somebody got gypped. " As at Bullen, quality cuisine is a trademark and ... if some night you hear a lonesome cry, remember Van Noy to the north and over the new stadium.

bullen Pres : Joe l Gyllens kog Vice Pres : Jerry Stevenson Athl. Chrmn : Dave Schilling Soc. Ch rmn : Lynn Wardle Acad . Ch rmn : Don Hylin

van noy Pres: Reed La rsen Soc. Chrmn : Galen Adams

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greaves Pres : Jean Austin Vice Pres : Jaydene Love Sec . -Treas: Natalie Washburn Soc. Ch rm n: Gloria Fukui Hist: Rosann e Wardle Publ : Suza nne Larson

Moen, Greaves, Reeder, and Merrill residents are stair-climbers and very hardy females. They are particularly skilled at cleaning ovens and defrosting refrigerators; they are also experienced at handling such every-day problems as run-away buffers, flooded bathrooms, and man-eating toilets. All have a hard-won endurance that comes from studying in the bathroom with cotton in the ears, studying in the kitchen with five roomies, a record player and a radio, or studying in the bedroom in various con torted positions at the desk (2'x3') which is shared with another roomie, two lamps, a clock radio, some kind of stuffed animal, and the week's laundry. There is a high rate of turnover among these women punctuated by a curious social rite known as the "candle-passing," which occurs sometime between 10:30 p .m . and 12:00 midnight. Their motto, by the way : " Six sloppy coats of wax are always better than one."

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merrill Pres: Diane Adams Vice Pres : Carla Knighton Vice Pres: Rise Bentson Treas . & Sec: Margaret Fulle r

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reeder Pres : Anne Bischoff Vice Pres: Nadine Dodge Sec: Ea rlene Anderson Hist: Helen Bishop Soc. Chrmn : Susan Carrigan

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snow Pres: Carolyn White Vice Pres : Gloria Tate Sec: Terry Richards Soc. Chrmn : Rosal ie Scown Hist: Dixie Taylor

rich Pres: Margaret Ball Vice Pres: Paula Pence Sec: Alma J. Jewkes Soc. Chrmn: Margo Proctor Hist: Arlene Seegm iller

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A somewhat separate species chooses to live on the extreme northeast edge of campus in a cluster of seven dorms titled the David O. McKay Living Center . Recognizable by strong legs and a running walk, these residents keep the bus company in the black and are hard to beat in a footrace. The females are subject to archaic dorm rules (compared to University dorm rules), and although they would like to believe that a kiss is a kiss anywhere on cam pus, demerits for " necki ng in the dorm " say otherwise . A favorite activity at two in the morning after a fresh snowfall - is the " snow in." This custom originated in the living center and requires determination, energy, snow, empty garbage cans, and a high degree of sneakiness. Victims are expected to take revenge, but the peaceful Delta Phi 's proved a disappointment. 219

wells Ann Houtz Pres: Â·Pres Dee.. Joyce Tebbs Vice . k' Jensen Sec: Hist: VIC Man1'1 yn Martinsen

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• • IVins Pres: Wayne Gurney Vice Pres : Marvin John Sec: Wynn John Treas : Wayne Hunsaker

Soc. Chrmn: Larry Coope r Hist: Jean Miner Intra : Steven Holbroo k Scholar. Chrmn : Allan Cook

moyie Pres : Van Stahle V.P. & Intram: Randy Smith Sec: Doug Porchet Treas: Kenneth M itchell Soc . Chrmn: Ted Stewart Hist: Nate Long

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/ Row One: H. Morsali, Pres; M. Jaffari, Sec; M. Khade m, A. Malekpour, A. Ezadparast, Vice Pres; M. Rezalabbaf. Row Two: N. Faroukhnia, A. Falahi , A. Shojamanesh, F. Samie, B. Shahandeh, Luppi, H. Allaie, A. Akrami, M. Saadat.

Row One: M. Sial, C. Nazir, L. Frandson, A. Miller, Advisor; M. Khadem, Pres; T. Nadir. Row Two: A. Chaudry, Z. Noiimudih, H. Ashraf, M. Sadiq , K. Sener, A. Kadia, Vice Pres; G . Vohora, M. Hormanesh, H. Akhtar.

RoW One , A . F. Rashid ur Rahman , M. Arif Ghayyur, C. A . Maiid. Row Two, M. Kidwai , Pres.; S. Bhuiya , C. M . Shafi, K. Nasaryab, A . Kidwai, F. Ha qu e, N. Ahmad.

pakistan students

Top , Row One: Y. H. Yoo, J. J. Kim , S. H. Pang , E. S. Park, H. R. Yoom, Pres.; S. K. Cho. Row Two : I. S. Park, Sec.; S. K. Oh, W. H. Kim , H. Y. Kim, Prof. Y. Kim . Row Three: A. H. Shin, Y. M. Choe , Y. I. Youm, Vice-Pres.

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Bottom, Row One : V. K. Puri , G. S. Dhaliwal, Pres. ; Dr. Kulkarni, Advisor; Y. P. Sot, Vice-Pres. Row Two: K. Singh, Y. P. S. Parmar, K. K. M al ik, V. K. Kulkarni.

0°J ' PSsmutrakal,n. Row One: K. Siripongse, B. Namwat, R. Sammasut, Pres.; S. Klangvisai, Row Two: B. Seilaudom, K. Nanagara, N. Korprapun, Treas .;

ehaweech, P. Sinh~sani, N. Sirichompoo , C. Maphungphong, S. Sinchai, NeC.k T. Soontronprapas, Y. Sunthonsaratul. Row Three: R. Sagarik, S. Panich,

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· 1 ~mavuthanon, P. Vichairatana , D. Rungkasiri, K. Sakhakorn, V. Kongm 9 a a, , D. S·· 'nra t, C. Prompriengpandhu, C. Korpaapun, Vice-Pres.; S. Thonoun. Row Four: A. Tiangtrong, P. Sukchinda.

Bottom, Row One: N. Taguiddin , A. Sammoury, A. Qaqish, Treas .; I. Keilani, Sec.; D. Staytieh , A. Koshak, H. Khartabil, Pres . Row Two : T. Makdisi, W. Deilani, A. Abdliabar, S. Abuhamad, M. Ba youmi, R. Moullak.

Row One : G. Taylor, R. Daly , R. Daines, R. Watkins , Pres. Second Stake; S. Shelton , Pres .; K. Koerner, S. Daines. Row Two : M. McKinnon , C. Lemon, L. Durrant, B. Dowd le, L. Watterson, Sec.; S. Mitchell, ViceÂˇ Pres.; R. Bullen, Pres . First Stake; G. Low , J. Terre, A. Anderson, Vice -Pres .

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J. Coates, D. Gray, Missions Chairman ;. J. Eng strom , Pres .; M. Ross, Sec.; S. Fusate, P. Prime , S. Eastland, C. Tawnsend, Bible Study Chairman; T. Atchley, Social Chairman.

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Row One: Mons ignor J . Stoffel , J . Sullivan , R. Leger , R. Weber , Pres . Row Two : M. Frowli n, M. Zanaro li , J. Wa sley, Exec. Vice-Pres.; R. Nowick i, E. Brewer, Soc. Vice -Pres.; S. Miller. Row Th ree : R.Â· McKenney, K. Flanagan,

Ed . Vice -Pres .; S. Tidwell, G. Show , V. Arent i. Row Four: P. Crowder, D. Marasco, Pub . Vice -Pres. ; D. Kromer, D. Dwyer, J. Simone, ReI. Vice-Pres. Row Five: P. Goicaechea, G. VonGermeten .

Row One : N. Knight, J. Johnson, A. Davis, E. Smith, S. Bird, D. Carpenter, J . Blakewood , C. Garske. Middle: B. LeVee, C. Coe , A. McCullough, B. Schm idt, B. McKe e, J . Bancroft, D. Dyer, D. Newlin , J. Anderson, K. Mathews, S. Sunada, D. Arnold , M. Maca , D. Patterson, N. Rich, B. Donaldson, L.

Taylor, J . Harding, N. Shubert, P. Morton , L. Kalkevarf, B. Schaible, J. Marr, M. Coltron. Row Three: G. Booth, W. Smith, J. Smith, D. Hess, E. Mckee, D. Porter, R. Goff, S. Graves, G. Smith, H. Tucker, B. Sproles, B. Curtis, T. Price, C. Richards, Z. Owen, Dr. Bruner.

Row One : D. Bertek, L. Joy , D. Smith , Vice-Pres.; G. Fischer, B. Fischer. Row Two: D. Michalicek, K. Wills , S. Bloxham. Row Three: J. Price, K. Scott,

K. Massier, B. Siebel, A. Compton , Pres.; C. Kautz, B. Arneklev, Advisor; E. Laible, B. Enwall, Rev. Baue r, Reg. Advisor. Absent : D. Davidson, Sec.Treas.

moonsh iners

Row One, F. Botemon, L. Reid, P. Oliver, M. Mil ner , G . Christensen, U. J . Price , J. Eggleston, T. Burnett, Sec. Row Two , N. Workman, R. Roberts, R. Nielson , Pres.; S. Pulscher, ViceÂˇ Pres. ; N. Jenne , D. Burnett, S. Bosshardt , L. Mortensen, N. Waddoups, J. Blockwood , B. Thomson, S. Wolker . Row

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Three, J . McKinnon, Coller; Kinro, M. Rousten, M. Pel Is , A. McCullough, B. Donaldson, G. Reese , L. Pr ice, L. Nelson, C. Hickman , A. Fielding, Mrs. Anderson , Dr. J. O . Anderson, Advisors. Row Four , D. Newlin, R. Howard , G . E. Christensen , J . Gyllenskog, L. Gneiting, J. Kemp, D. Oste rm iller, P. Johnson , T. Hickmon , W . Yewdall.

Row One : D. Allred, E. Cook, Vice -Pres .; B. Varga, E. Adamson, Nolder , W . La rs en. Row Two: R. Franc is, Senator; L. Lemon, Prof. P. Christensen, G. Warnick, Ed .; M . Furge sen , A . M yron .

Row On e: D. Jordon , D. Cook, J. Acton , R. W inn , M . Huber, D. Anderson . Row Two : M . Sharp , L. Lemon , W. Ogden.

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Row One, P. Desrocher, K. Koppe, B. Nurczynski, E. Mellett, T. Chapman, J . John son , J . Beyers, J . P. Anderson , H. Horvath , Pres .; C. Tu cker, D. Car penter. Row Two, G. Hart, Advisor; K. Higg en b otham, l. Phu mph rey, D. Doolittle, J . Eng st rom, M. Panelli, K. Stra uss, M. Reid , A. Meyers , T. Lealos ,

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R. Mess inger, Program Vice-Pres. ; S. Thorne , J. l. Hofer , Pub . Vice-P re s.; F. McLa in, W. Mark , B. Mathews , W . G rewe, D. Parry. Row Three, T. Osopo _ vitch, C. Borup , D. Breitinger, W . Kanizewski, G . Dunkin , D. Potter, B. Dren_ neon, B. Smith, J . Bruhn , R. Barney, S. Glazer, J . Page , D. Phumphrey, D. Morgan , Exec. Vice- Pres .; S. Hovander, T. Andreessen , P. Cham be rs.

Row One: J . Fain, D. Naegle, D. Obehansley , Pres .; C. M. Alcorn, l. Al len , A Chi Ide, l. Winterton, B. Smith , l. J e n sen, G. Ostler, B. Reynolds. Row T';"o: A. Carler, B. Gappmayer , J . Johnson , l. McG uire, S. McGuire, D. Soren Â·

son, S. Wirthlin , C. Tidwell , P. Smith , l. Budge , Sec.; E. Spwe r, N. Tout, l. Na lde r, Dr. J . B. Grumbles, Advisor; K. Shields, C. Hunt, T. Buch a nan . Row Three : L. Nalder, Treas.; B. Wilson , C. Crozie r, J. Leavitt, L. Cowley , l. Pan cheri , S. Clayson, J. Stearns.

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Row One ; D. Gunderson, Sec.; M. Kherri, Dr. T. H. Hsiao, R. Sounders, Pres . Row Two: Prof. W. S. Hanson, Â·B. Bauer, Y. A . Dodoo, . Treas.; Prof.

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R. S. Roberts, advisor. Row Three: H. Abraha, J. Waldron , Vice-Pres .; C. Baird , T. E. Nebeker, Dr. D. W. Davis , Dr. W. A. Brindley, Dr. G. F. Knowlton .

Row One , C. Von Hise , R. Erickson, G. Allen , Senator; R. Dinsdale, Chairman ; J . Monroe , Treas . Row Two, W. O. Corter, Adviser ; S. Jandaghi , K. Schmalz, Se c.; K. Condie , W. Soderberg , C. Sunada , Vice-Chairman; G. Rocco.

Row One , L. Panelli . J . Homeyer , S. Rees , Ass istant; J. Homeyer, L. Sorenson, J. Bra dsha w, T. Cla rk , Cha irman .

Ro w One, Prof. Jessie Larson , D. Cutler, E. Boer , Sec. Row Two , A. Bradford, S. l. Booth, D. Fuhrimon, E. Larsen, D. A. Maurer, E. Brewer, G. Hansen, M. Jennings , Pres.; A. Stowers, C. Hansen , Vice-Pres .

Row One : J. Renk, B. Vorga , Vice- Pres.; V . Rasmussen, Sec.; B. Thomson, Pres.; Dr . O . R. McAllister, Advisor; R. Barker, W . John, D. Watts. Row Two, M. Parkinson , Z. Nelson, D. Baker, C. Grow, E. Hansen, E. Seeley, D. Fisher.

plant science

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R. Chun , B. Ish ibashi, J. Hasegawa , L. Tashi ro, P. Kawahara, G. Yonamine, S. Ka ya, D. Chi ng , D. Yoshio ka , N. Rowat, E. Hedani , A. Masumura, G. Tamashiro, W . Otani, R. Endo. Bottom : N. Burnett, Advisor; E. Hedani , Pres .; S. Steven s, Vice.Pres .; T. Gao, Treas.; M . Hanohano, Sec.

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Row One: J . Hurst, M. Benton, M. Bingham , Vice-Pres . Row Two : M. Jensen, B. Krpota , J. Cox, Sec. ; M. Tolman , lib.; A. Adoms, D. Miller, E. Jennings, D. Maathu is, J . Eggleston, E. Tolman, Pres.

Row One, M. Miller, R. Ey re, Pres .; P. Steed, C. Petersen, L. Degn . Row Two, B. Allen , S. Green , W. Bishop , D. Seager, A. Huntington, S. Blaser.

Row One, J. Hurst, C. Brenchley, Vice Pres., B. Bu rtenshaw , B. Allen, l. Degn , Pres., S. Fish , D. Seager, M. Miller, P. Steed, Sec., E. Hatch, Hist.

Row One: M. Benton , D. Maathois , State V. Pres .; A. Price, Sec.; M. Talman , Pres. Row Two: C. Hunt, R. Cowley , V. Pr ice , L. Christe nse n .

Row One : G . And rew, G. Longhurst, Pres.; D. Howard, B. Bosley, W. Mu ir. Row Two : Dr . Shupe , Adv isor; B. Anderson, Sec.; N. Lund w ah l, R. Gold , L. And e rson , Publ ic ReI.; V. W ilsan , D. Nielson , S. Sunada , R. Espli n, K. Condie, V. Pres .; R. Hintze , P. Thama s, Treas .; L. Forsberg .

Top, Row One : G. Fl int, Pres .; K. Ne lson , J . Bergeson , Treos .; D. Modsen , R. Alder , V ice Pres.; M. Hill , Reporter; J. Lorson, L. Lupe , J . Blanch , A . Compton, Sec.; V . Hansen .

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Bottom , Row One: D. Bailey , J . Pie rce, D. Allred, C. Hubba rd , C. Harase~, R. E. Barker, Pres. Row Two : R. Ha rris , Scri be; D. Anderson , J . Renk, . Homeye r, R. M essi nger, J . Johnson , R. Francis . Row Three : D. McAll ister, Advi sor; B. Sery , J . Wintch , B. Thomson , D. Ba ker, M . Parkinson , N. Evans.

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One: T. McKee, C. Peterson, Rep .; D. Jolley, Pori. ; D. Davis , Pres.; D . Har~on, V. Pres.; T. Angell , Khaadem . Row Two : Prof. S. Richardson, Adv. ; T' L or. y, W. Christensen , B. Brock, T. Gash ler, B. Shephard, B. Gappmyer, . eWIS, M. Hansen, Sec.

Bottom , Row One: L. Rawley , S. Lemmon, M. Wr ight, S. Hintze, C. Wadley , Pres .; B. Stephenson, J . Bisel, B. Call, M. Pa tterson , J . Israelson , A. Bischoff, Vice Pres .; C. Jorgenson , C. Mye rs, M. Cavanagh.

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Row One : P. Elwood , Ex . Com. ; J . Montgomery, Com .; J . Jones , S. Evans , R. Jensen, J . Seamons, G . Lindsay , M. Wh ite , P. Poole , P.O .; L. Budge , A. Lewis. Row Two : J. King , Drmst.; M. Jensen , J . Wheelwright, D. Jensen , T. Tsu ya,

V. Lindsay , M. Bowen , P. Petty , N. Wood . Row Three : R. Mi x, M. J oh nson , C. Holindrake , S. Argyle, M. Deaton , M. Mickelson , C. La comb , R. Watts, Drmst. Row Four: R. Geddes, S. Ph illips , D. Pabor, J . W illiams, J . Elwood, M. Gil l, J . Cull imore , E. Wright , E. Anderson .

Row One , D. Brest, D. Curfew, B. Welch , J. Wenrer, S. Weber, R. Burnap . Row Two , S. Condos, B. Goodall , T. J ulius , M. Bu ist. Row Three , H. Reed , K. Cars, C. Gilmore, R. Crowslaw, M. Bolt, B. Musta in .

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Copt. R. Burgoyne , SSgt. M. Nielson, lICo/. R. Tay lor, T~t. E. Vonus, TSgt. J . C. Moron, Copt. R. Schriber, Co pt. L. MI er.

Row On e : C. Nordick, D. Allen, J. Mcghan, D. Sarge nt, D. Steffen. Row Two :

8. Gardner, B. Shaible, G . Taylor, L. Bowman , D. W ilson , O . Porter , G. Earl.

Row One: D. Steed, His.; M. J. Porkinson , C. Reed , K. Peterson , L. Bell, S. Corrigan , M. Wright, E. J. Petersen , Sup. 0 .; L. Jacobson, Com .; A. Borgoho, A. Inf. 0. ; L. Jocobson , J. Fowler, C. Adams , K. Mathews, A. Adm . 0 .; B.

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God in. Row Two: K. Eggett , Mot . 0 .; S. Theuerer, Inf. 0 .; M. E. Wilki nson, P. Gesse l, D. Wheeler, Comp.; S. Nelson, Adm. 0 .; M. Johnson, O p. 0.; S. Munk , L. Nielsen , L. Watterson, S. Simpson, S. Man ning.

~op, Row One , J . Stuort, J. Williamson , B. Pitcher, S. Battis, A. Randall.

DOl7 Two , B. Geils, D. Wilson, D. Wilsen , D. D. Thranbur, G. Elde r, S. E. G"f~n, B. Schmidt, D. Kaenie, J . C. Nelson , H. C. Kelker, F. C. Tilly , R. D. D' Cin . Row Three , J. Low, J . Porter , G. Whitney, K. Beckstrand, J. Ware, . urt,s.

Bottom, Row One, M. A. Ba youmi, J. Grumb les, Adv.; H. Hameed, R. Howell, W. Krueger, R. Faust , G. Secrist, J. Hall , J. Carison, J . Brown , G. Mitchell , P. Lucas. Row Two , M. Turner , K. Sener, S. King, V. Pres.; C. Nazir , G. Laing, Sec.; K. Simonson, Pres.; D. Kubolek, R Child, G. Valenzuela, R. Neves , R. Dedrick, C. Zufelt, S. Howells, S. Hatch, 1. Ta ylor, R. Booker, J . L. Broadbrent.

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C. Wood , D. Johnson , T. Albough , M. Mou nt, Dr. M. L. Miner, G. Burns, J. Shupe, Advisor; B. Reynolds .

Row One: D. Cole, Treos.; G. Rocco, Vice Choir.; D. Mechom , Sec.; D. Steffen, Choir.; Dr . R. Ho ld redge, Advisor; Dr. E. Vendell , Dr. O . Shupe , J . Monroe. Row Two : A. Shogamonesh , L. Hartwell, J. Cropo , l. Anderson , G . Longhurst, M. Zaugg , H. Ol ive r, M. Ravsten, S. Abouhamed .

Row One : B. Jepp~en, Sec.; J . Alexa nder, Treas.; R. Ferguson, F. El dridge, J. Carlson, V . Chrm. ; L. Beckstrand , Chrm .; D. Li nto n. Row Two : D. Edwards, E. Low , R. M i ll er, W. Sorensen, R. Parker, Prof . K. Somers, Adv .; Prof. G. M. Shaw, Prof. R. Child, Dr. C. Spear. Row Three : D. Rasmussen , S. Smurth waite , D. Kase, R. P. Henry . Row Four : G. Williams, W. Soderborg , A. T. Scttile, J. C. Kirkvold . Row Five : D. G. Kunz , D. Blohm, E. J. Friery , R. C. Levee .

Row On e: B. Washburn, C. Sonoda , J. Perkins , K. Miller, Sec.; R. Gold, Treas .; G . Andrew , Pres .; D. Tinkey, J. Kuenzly, S. Ja ndaghi, D. Dah le, D. Jensen . Row Two : A . Davis, T. Po/usa, Vice Pres.; R. Dinsdale , A . Hagehag i, L. Tay lor, R. Shaw, J. M archino , T. Ly.

american welding society

Top, Row One : N. Edmunds, S. Morris, Pres. ; R. Erickson, D. Hammer, C. Poulsen, D. Hammond, T. Hansen, M. Connelly, S. Pan ish. Row Two: A . Willems, R. Van Buren, D. Sirirat, B. Barfuss , N . Preator, K. Sakhakorn, S. Erickson, G. Robinson. Sec. Row Three: L. Palmer, Adv.; D. Umpleby, Pres. ; D. Johnson, O. Porter, P. Paxman, L. Wilson, R. Jensen, P. Toone , L. Webster , S. Thongoun.

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Bottom, Row One: A. Richins, Prof. Long, Adv.; R. Long, Treas. Row TW~: D. Larsen, S. Thongoun , R. Condie, Pres.; C. Mitchell, Sec. Row Three . Weston, L. Young , C. Can Hise, R. Wadsworth .

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One: Je ro ld Nielsen , Keith Stevenson , Bob Marshall, Allen Har Kull , Daul Burnetts , Public Relatians; R. Brent Hanchett . Row Twa: David A. Mich lea~ Forsgren , Thamas Stre it, Ran Ehlert , President; Ian Ramsa y, ea. ade . Malyn, N,el Jensen, Bryce D. Card , Richard Fredrick Rasine, a Hells~e;~atar; Vernan M. Pitcher Jr., Rick Marse, Stewart L. Jacabsan , Daug Travell ' Janet Kmg , Andrew Ramsay, Racky Wright, Robert Slater, Kent er, J. Harold Jen sen, Vice Pres ident.

Battam, Row One : W. Saunders , G. Adams Jr. , T. Clark, S. Santa , S. Yaung, M. Stevens, F. Hunt ing, D. Needlemen .

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Row One: K. Mather, D. Scow, Sec. & Treas .; D. Kingsbury , F. Bassett, M. Pells , L. Hirschi, D. Baugh. Row Two: R. Hawkins, J. Chamness, Pres. ; R. Nance, F. Harper , G . Sorenson , J . Crandall, Vice Pres.; P. Hardm an, N. Matheson, D. Parkinson , J . Wright, Advisor.

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Top , R. Harr is, J. Thomas , E. Wright, Dutchess; N. Evans , l. Bev ilacpua . Left , l. Hunter , Chance llor; v. O ' Neil , R. Barker , R. Dimsdale. Rig ht, T. Schultz , M . Olsen , N. Evans, V . O ' Neil, Earl ; R. Go ld , P. Thomas , Duke.

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Left, Row One, D. Olsen, G . Flint, N. Kerr, C. Ebersole . Row Two , J. Coleman , K. Smith, W . Bishop, VICe Pres . Right, Row One , G. Taylor, D. Israelso n , L. Jacobson , Darling; S. Blaser, L. Michaelson . Row Two , G. Taylor, R. Waod, S. Skidmore, R. Eyre , Sec.; D. Allen , Pres .; K. Rampton . Bottom , Row One , ~. England , G. Taylor, B. Schaible, D. Burke. Row Two , J. Bringhurst , J . Taylor, J . Larson , T. Jacobson , . Rasine , J . Blanch, B. Atwood, E. Thorley .

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Row One, R. Felix , Pres .; L. Pugmire, Treas. ; M. Aylett, Sec.; Katy Oler, Vice Pres .; A. Watanable, His. ; M. Nelson , Ed. ; L. Buck, P. Gentry, S. Johnson , P. Anderson, C. Barlow, M. Sayre , Vice Pres.; R. Wardle , S. Maughan , J . Campbell. Row Two, S. Hansen , N. Bale, E. Richardson , J. Beadshaw, B. Peterson , C. Morgan, D. Bott, V. Jones , C. Wadley , B. Stephenson .

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Pam Daines Secretary

Steve Green President

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Steve Blaser Financial Vice President

era ig Petersen Execut ive Vice President

Wally Odd Public Relation s Vice Pres ident

Blake Wride Administrativ e Vice President

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publ ieations eounei I

Val Christensen, Director; Lou is Griffen, Ass!. Director .

A. Stone , Sec.; L. Packer , M. Nelson , J. Green, J . Blanch , Chairman; M . Crippen, R. Malouf, H. R. Reynolds .

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J . Allen , Head Song Leader; L. Griffin, Adv.; J . Davis, Pres. ; P. Gessel , Head Chee rleader.

E. Anderson, L. Roderick, S. Timpson, V. Owenslager, B. Donaldson , S. Riley, W. Odd, Pres.; J. Ro ll, J . Curtoys, J. Cane, H. Hulchonson, B. Pea rson.

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union

L. De nn is, K. Gamble , M. Andrus, A. Anderson , D. Petersan , K. Petterborg , C. Harris, B. Wride.

K. Reeves, T. Nielson , T. Touya , K. Gordon, Pres .; M. Wr ig h t, Dean Lun d strom, Adv.; J . Andrews, C. Hansen , S. Timpson .

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Row One, S. Abolarin, Vice Chairman; G. Valensaiela, L. Peterson, Coordinator; G. Dhaliwal, L. Zaugg , H. Morsali, E. Mendez, M. Ghayy ur. Row Two, J. Curtoys, Senator; M. Khadem, L. Frandsen, Advisor; H. He il , B. Gadgar, H. Kartabil.

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inter-residence council

B. Cheesman, R. Larsen, T. Lindsay, D. Houtz, J. Austin, M. Bali , L. White , P. Hamp, A. Bischoff, L. Christensen, S. Isrealsen, Adv.; B. Wimmer, D. Berg, Pres.; W. Mitche ll, B. Van Alfen, L. Highl ey, J. Anderson, J. Gy lienshog, S. Felt, W. Gurn ey, L. Osbarne, Adv.; V. Stahle.

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entertainment bureau

C. White, K. Gut ke , R. J ensen, T. Nielson, D. Do lton , J . Howe ll , S. l ondo n , C. England , Pres .; G . Mann ing , J . Bringhurst, Assist.; R. Hunt -

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balladiers

, B. Robinson, T. Barnes, J. J. Platt, F. Eidick, J. Boyden, S. Hibbard, J. Green, Ed; K. Dennis, P. Shirley.

the pot

Steve Olsen, Editor Trudy Todd , Poetry Ed.

student life

C. Hislop , Sports Editor; P. Zimowsky, Chief Copy Editor; B. Rightmire , Photo Editor .

P. Zimowsky, D. Dalton, A. Galant, S. Dean, P. Elwood, R. Miller, T. Merr ill , T. Arnone, C. Pederson , J. Davis , C. Hislop , M. Nelson , Adviso r; L. Pac ker , Ed itor; K. Bush , M. Parr ish .

L. Degn, Fine Arts Ed itor; P. Elwood, Society Editor .

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Staff Row One: J. Valuchek, Organizat ions; K. Sm ith , Receptionist; B. God in, Receptioni st. Row Two: E. Appl ing , Recept ion ist; L. Honsen , Recept ion ist, Lo yout; M . M cRoe , Ty pist; J. Lowry, Dorm l ife; A . Segmiller, Layout; M . Hess, Class; D. Mourer, Photo Technician ; N . Knight, Index; J. Morgan, Cover.

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Row One: l eeAnn Rowley , Index; Jean Wood, Greeks; Margene Grover, Closs; Steve Earp, Sports.

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Ralph Clark

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Professor H. Reuben Reynolds' twenty -fifth yearbook ... an uncommon man.

who 's who

Row One: R. Jensen , M. Angell, R. Francis , W. Odd, R. Eyre, L. Degn , B. Wride, Row Two : P. Elwood, A. Price , K. Morgan , C. Peterson, J. Montgom ery , K. Kinse l, P. Dittmer, P. Thomas.

Row O ne: D. Israel son , L. Jacobson, R. Atwood , J. Blanch , P. Daines, J. Stuart. Row Two : E. Peterson , C. England , K. Larson . Row Three : D. Berg , S. G ree n, A. Shelly, K. Ramptan .

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panhellenic

Top : K. Torgeson, E. Peterson, N. Wood , C. Pratt, J . Taylor, Dean Lundstrom , S. Olsen , K. Garff, E. Hatch , M. Wilson , M. Hansen , L. Weaver, N. Williams , V. Bateson, M. Ullman , C. Harr is , R. Jensen, C. Funn , S. Prigmore , C. Smith , E. Armstrong, L. Perkes , M. Scha e fer.

inter fraternity council

Top: J . W illiams , J . Kinsley , C. Cutter , B. Ropelato, P. Stover, D. Sorenson , S. Koyle, B. Emery, N. Grotegut, R. Reagan, K. Allen, K. Will iams , K. Ham berg, D. Gunn, D. WesoH.

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R. Behm

P. Brooks

G. Eades

W. Egan

B. Evans

J. Gordon

M. Graham

K. Groves

R. Harrison

L. Hartwell

A. Jones

L. Kliewer

S. Langford

R. LeBlanc

R.C. Linden

E. Ma rquis

W . Mikesell

J. Nelson

D. O sman

D. Overly

J. Price

B. Rasmussen

R. Regan

R. Roth

J. Short

R. Sowers

T. Streit

J. Thompson

J. VanGemert

J. Wentz

K. Williams

B. Wollner

D. Weeshoft President

) . Short

R. Fuller

T. Perfilib

Vice President

Secretary

T reasurer

E. Adams

R. Calderwood

B. Clay

R. Favi lla

D. Follin

B. Henderson

R. Hull

B. Hurley

J. MeGough

B. Merendith

B. Riehele

R. Williamson

B. Gilroy

R. Ba rnhart

L. Glover

what did you do - nothing The Delta Sig 's did it . Did what? They have sinned . You mean they are going to hell? I don 't know, maybe, anyway they sinned. What are you talking about? I can 't tell yOUj it's a secret . Why did you even mention it then? I just did. What has sinning and hell got to do w ith them and the basement? Nothing, let's go down the basement.

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The most esteemed member of SPE fraternity is Sebastian . This monstrous mass of fur has been both an asset to the brothers, as well as a headache . "Seeb " is a born wanderer: tear ing down fences from 1Oth South to 17th East, playing with kids in North Logan , and chew ing tires at the Gas-O-Mat . These adventures have. cost the brothers sizable sums of money, but they say Sebastian has his good points. He 's renowned as a beer drinker, and a card player, and sometimes he 's even a watch dog.

J. Alston

S. Anderson

D. Barton

J. Billings

D. Booth

R. Capps

B. Conder

J. Conder

J. Conradi

R. Cook

B. Cowley

J. Day

K. During

B. Emery

R. Fackrell

J. Fearherstone

J. Ferrin

H. Ford

J. Gilveli

R. Goates

S. Griffin

B. Hecox

A. Heiskanen

B. Helfferich

L. High

J. Hilgers

M. Humphreys

B. Hurst

S. Hurst

J. Imrie

T. Jacobson

M. Jenkins

D. Jones

B. Kendall

G. Kensmoe

G. Kerns

L. Lawson

W. Lemon

G. Lewis

S. Linderman

C. Love

C. Lowry

S. Madsen

). Marsh

B. Marshall

B. McGee III

J. McQuarrie

S. Merrill

J. Miller

G . O'Donnell

K. Passey

B. Petterson

K. Pickert

R. Pugmire

K. Rainey

B. Sahlman

D. Simon

C .Smith

M.Smith

\V. Sullivan

R.Tam

G. Taylor

F. Teach

A.J. Thornborrow

H. Toulgo3t

A. Tremper

J. Verhall

T. \Valbridge

D. Walker

S. White

R. Wilson

B. West

W . Reid

O. Beesley

R. VanAusdal

President

Vice President

SeCreCa T)

Trea surer

P. Wolf

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Iyin ' lambs Canned pears, peas, beans, tuna fish, etc. etc; cans, cans, cans, and no can opener. But the SAE's don't want an opener. Then what are the goodies for, their fall-out shelter? No, they don 't even have one. The benevolent brothers

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are playing Santa Claus, by spending their time and money on some of the underprivileged of Cache Valley. U.S.U .'s lion lambs like their project so well they are even considering changing their chapter name to Santa Alpha Epsilon and moving to the North Pole.

of minerva

D. Be"e"

R. Bramble

T. Brenna

K. Bunker

B.Burr

D. Callaway

T. Cavanaugh

R. Christensen

S. Clayton

D. Daugh"ey

D. Dermic

L. Dipoma

D. Dunaway

B. Dunstan

B.Dutro

R. Elden

J. Elletbeck

M. Gates

R. Giacovelli

R. Goodliffe

J. Gorig

S. Grupe

C. Guy

D. Hullinger

R. Hood

S. Harder

D. Hansen

S. Hansen

J.D. Johnson

S. Jarvis

R. Jackson

T. King

J. Klink

J. Knight

K. Kabayaski

J. Kuenzli

R.Kew

S. McBride

C. McCombs

P. Mandler

D. Ma';ning

E. Mecham

S. Mehler

B. Meikle

S. Nelson

C . Newell

T. Pollard

T.Pra"

C . Rawlins

M. Rizzuto

G . Ryan

B. Simmons

D. Smith

G.Smith

R. Spaeth

T. Spencer

T. Stewart

P. Verner

C. Walberg

D. Walker

M. Williams

R. Wimmer

J. Wyro President

D. Perry

H. Walker

Vice President

Treasurer

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D . Abersold

P. Alsup

B. Anderson

R. Austin

J. Barnhardt

B. Baum

C. Beck

C. Hersera

D . 13ergera

T. Buchaman

J. Ca ine

S. Cand land

K. Ca rr

B. C hristen se n

T. C ope

L. Cranda ll

D. C rockett

R. Curt is

J. Dennis

B. Egelund

H . Fait

D. Fonn esbeck

G. Fullmer

D. G raham

D. H akauso n

K. Hamber.

K. Hansen

M . Harrison

D. Hendricks

R. Hill

S. Holmgren

S. Howell

C. Hubbard

R. Jones

D. Kin'g

J. Kin g

B. Maughan

C. Mortensen

D . Nase r

D . Ne ilson

M. No rm an

Passey

J. Paul k

D. Peucc

B. Pilcher

R. Pyne

P. Quintero

G . Richards

C. Rocksread

K . Schmalz

B. Shields

D. Siler

J. Smee

S. Smith

P. Sorenson

B. Souter

B. Spring man

J. T aleou

J. Torbersen

M. Turner

C. Watkin

D. Wilde

D. Gunn

D. Bud ge

Pre.sident

Vice President

J. Koroed Secretary

O. Wi nquist

R. W inn er

Espil

D. Yeates

P Otll' r

Treasurer

Âˇthey own ,the "pit" What is that? a large hole between their house and the Newman Center. It is their personal playground. In winter they tube there, and in the summer it becomes a junk yard for jalopies or any kind of car . Thirty -five miles an hour across the back yard and

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down the ravine solves any problems. Members who have no cars have access to another type of tension tranquilizer - two notorious pinball machines. The SN 's say they like to keep their money in the family, and the family at home.

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della phis are drunks At least tha t is what campus security officers t hought. Some big -mouth called to inform them the boys were drinking, gambling, and carousing a round w ith wild women in the ir house. When the defenders of t he faith a rrived, true to form t he Delta Ph is were drinking lemonade, gam bling without money, and , as fo r the carous ing - no wild women in ev idence, darn it !

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D . Barfuss President

A . Andt:rson

L . Bowm an

R. Briggs

R. Bullock

R. Ca mpbell

E. C ook

P. C opp in

K . Eberhard

R. Francis

13. G a rdner

R. Ga ppm ayer

M . Gilbert

B. Hatch

S. Harris

M . Huber

S. Jacobson

D . Johnson

N . Joh nson

K . Miller

N.MilIer

J. Mo rgan II

M . Mu in

A . O gden

G . Rawlings

L. Rigby

L. Robison

A. Sava ge

J. Seely

K . Seely

B. Skinner

M . Smith

C . Stokes

G . T ai t

L. Tiffany

D . Tubbs

R . Vernon

D. W ade

J. W aldron

K. W alston

I. Warren

C. W ebb

L. Welli ng

C. W hitelaw

R. Willis

B. Wright

L. Yonk

chi chapte r L. Jacobson

T. Bair

H. BinJ!ham

B. Bodily

W . Coulam

J. Field

T. Gibbon.

President

E. Hansen

D. Hicken

L. Jepsen

G . Johmon

L. Larkin

N. Lundwall

D. Mad.en

L. Mortimer

K. Nielsen

R. Nielsen

A. Remingcon

L. Smith

S. Swasey

G . Taylor

C. T aylor

B. Thomson

A, Turner

E. Walton

L. Wilhelm

D. Wort hen

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i once knew a farmer who In the spirit of our agricultural college, U.S.U. also has a farmer fraternity, AGR. Their frat house is a farm that raises chickens, cows, and various vegetables . They even ride to school on horses. They say there is only one disadvantage to live stock living at the house - sometimes the chickens are a little overproductive. The other animals get mad because they are in a minority. End result - the chicken feathers are now pillows, the house is an egg Eden, the freezer is full of meat, and the boys spend Fridays at the livestock auctions.

E. Adamson

M. Ada mson

L. Banks

D. Beagley

B. Bicknell

R. Brock

D. Burke

S. C h ristensen

J. Co rn aby

) . Dave npo rt

O . Jepperson

J. Koyle

C. Larso n

J. Oberhansly

K. Peay

L. P robsr

Wes Shi elds

W . Schoenfeld

K . T homas

D. Toph am

C . Vorwaller

S. Walker

M. W a rthen

O. Wi ll ia ms

S. Koyle President

D. Obe rh ansley

L. Nalder Secretary

C. Jenkins

Vi ce President

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K. Allen

K. A mundsen

D. Andersen

where's m' bird

G. Anderson

The Sigs play Pollyball on their backyard patio. This game is played with a shuttlecock and a ping pong paddle, and is scored like ping pong . It was or ig inated about ten years ago by the Sigs at U.S.U., and is now played by Sig chapters allover the country. Lack of interest in school and a sunny afternoon always creates a long line of challengers for Pollyball.

v . Bangener

B. Beesley

D. Bickmore

P. Bickmore

R . Brinchu rr

S. Brown

B. Buchanan

B. Bullen

R. Bullen

K. Bune

R. Harrison

B. Hollingsworth

K. Je nsen

D. Johnso n

R. Johnson

P. Kelly

B. Kesler

C. Knudsen

M. LaPlant

J. Lemperle

D.Low.

L. Lyons

J. Marti

S. Maw

B. McKinley

Y. McNeil

R. Merrill

F.Milli r

C. MoCullough

J. Moreaux

S . Morgan

L. Murphy

J. Walker

S. Wa rner

J. W hite

]. Wieczoreki

C. Will i.

C. Yeuman

L. Young

D. Sorensen

E. Brunson Vice President

B. Watkins

Presid ent

Secretary

S. Ch.s. Treasurer

S.AlIan

D. Anderson

H. Anderson

L. Badger

M. Bessinger

C. Budge

G. Burns

B. Burtenshaw

C. Calder

D. Chatterton

S. Clarke

R.Cole

D. Dixon

D. Doty

B. Elton

T. England

C. Fuhriman

R. Fuhriman

R. Gutke

S. Haiwatd

D. Hansen

S. Hansen

C . Harris

P. Jeppsen

D. Johnson

B. Jorgensen

C. Loosle

J. Olsen

S. Olsen

T. Owen

R. Quinrana

G. Randall

R. Ryan

B. Brugger

S. Buchanan

M. Coleman

G. Cook

S. Denning

S. Gasser

B. Gooch

D. Groberg

D. Greaves

M. Harch

D. Heath

R. Hellewell

A. Hilverda

P. Holr

D. LU:ld

M. McMickell

K. McMurdie

D. Meigs

K . Nelson

E. Nielsen

D. Packer

D. Parson

H. Penney

B. Plowman

S. Porter

D. Porter

T . Powers

J. Redder

R. Reeves

M.Reid

P. Roberts

K . Robinson

L. Rose

K . Roylance

N.Rust

J. Spencer

R. Roger

B. SiQuei ros

J. Shumway

D. Stanger

T. Stayley

S. Steons

R. Stokes

B. Stransky

R. Stratford

F. Swanstrum

D. Tall

L. Taylor

R. Tennant

B. Terrill

T . Thomas

M. Valenzuela

M. Warr

R. Whitehouse

F. WoodÂˇ

N. Grotegut President:

L. Todd

D. Stoner

D. Howard

Vice Presid ent

S ecretary

Treasurer

S. Bessinger

J. Bonanno

B. Brown

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U.S.U. sports two fi re engines. They both have comparable qualities. They are both old, and both red, but each works in a different way . One doesn 't leave the garage unless Old Main 's burn ing; the other goes to the drive-in. One carries water; the other carries Pi Kaps, their dates, and other th ings; pillows, blankefs, etc. One squ irts water on fires; the other squirts water on people . One belongs to the Univers ity, the ot her to Pi Kappa Alpha . Guess who owns which one. 307

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infectious colony

There has been a colony growing on this campus. Slow ly, adding just a few more each quarter, the colony became bigger, and then you could see it; where it lived, what things it did when not sleeping, what it ate, and where it went. People wondered if the colony would infect others on campus . It did . Its size increased, and now its leaders say you can 't call them a fraternal colony any more. Phi Gamma Delta is a chapter.

D. Lowe

T. Maiello

W . Ma rk

M. MÂˇorrissey

B. Myers

D. Palumbo

R. Reid

R. Rockwood

B. Ropelaro

B. Ruppel

President

T . Schultz

B. Tennent

J. Williams

C. Windham

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no pets allowed

The Sigma Kappa 's love animals . In fact they have collected th ree dogs (they have come and gone); one duck; a few mice (they froze one night when the heat went off, as usual); one song bird (since the sun stopped shining the canary stopped singing); three sizes of turtles, and every now and then a St. Bernard named Sebastian. What does their house mother say? Well, they aren 't called snakes for nothing .

V. Bateson

K. Behling

C. C hilde rs

J. C. Christian

F. Coomer

M. Daniels

G. Evans

K. Francis

V. Noble

M. Patterson

C. Sa rd inh u

M. Schaefer

J. Sinfield

T. Smith

C. Tanner

M. Marrs

L. Mason

K. Morris

M. Ullman

). Ostaggi

T . )e1iner

G.Smith

President

Vice President

Secretary

Treasurer

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ah, for fresh air K.D. 's, or Kappa Snappa 's to the inside group, follow a rigorous exercise schedule. It paid off; they won the softball championship, (who us? are you kidding?) They get sudden urges to take scenic tours of Cache Valley, via the West Fields at 3:00 a.m . Out there in the toolies is their favorite spot for early morning refreshment "the beanery" or Cache Junction . K.D. ' s just can't seem to eat enough apples and tomatoes. 312

S. Ackroyd

J. Allen

J. Anderson

C. Bailey

M. Barlow

J. Boden

B. Cannun

S. Cla rk

J. Crookston

C. Crossman

P. Daines

D. Driscoll

J. Elwood

J. Erickson

V. Eyre

K . Farnes

G . Foxley

G. Gardner

P. Gessel

G. Greenwood

S. Grover

K. Gutke

K. Guyman

M. Hansen

P. Heiner

A. Holley

B. Lane

S. Larsen

K. Larson

M. Leclaire

M. Lewis

M. Mackay

K. Mather

P. McCall

S. Moore

T . Nielson

V.Olenslager

A . Palfreyman

S. Phillips

C. Pratt

A. Price

P. Rasmussen

J. Reading

L. Ricks

L. Roberts

V. Shields

J. Sinclair

R. Sinclair

M. Skidmore

J. Sorenson

D. Steed

D. Tadd

K. Telford

S. Timpson

T. Trane

J. VanLeeuwen

K. Wilson

M.Wilson

G.Zobrist

P. Steed President

B.Allen Vice President

S. Riley Secretary

M. Healy Treasurer

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fallen arches One hundred and thirty-two boots, or sixty-six pairs, were scattered around the Alpha Chi frontroom . They had a ton of hay in their backyard too. It seems that last winter the Alphies rented a barn so they could stomp around in their cowboy boots and sing like Spike Jones (at least some of them did), And when all was said and done, they owned the barn and everything in it. Know the red house second from the corner?

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D. Barrus

L. Berg

E. Bowen

L. Bowler

V. Brown

D. Budge

C. Chambers

L. C la rk

T. Cole

L. Degn

J. Evans

M. Eyre

K. Fuhriman

K.Garff

M. Greaves

C. Grow

A . Hall

T. Hansen

A . Harris

K . Harwood

P. Hoffman

H. Hunsaker

K. Hurse

K. Husband

J. Jacobsen

K. Jensen

C . Larsen

C. Leatham

S. Manning

G. Martin

V . Miner

P. Neilsen

C. Nelson

S. Olsen

J. Payne

D. Peet

K. Peterson

P.Petty

A . Phillips

,( N. Preston

C . Read

P. Richards

J. Rydalch'

C. Sedgwick

C.Smith

J. Smith

K. Sonne

J. Taylor

C. Thomas

A. T suya

T. T suja

T. Turner

K . Udell

L. Warren

P. Westerberg

J. Wheelwri ght

M. White

N . Wolfly

J. Wolford

J. Wood

K. Wood

S. Fogelberg

S. Holdaway

V ice Presi dent

Secretary

L. Linford Trea surer

N . Barlow

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D. Adams

C. Anderson

M. Anderson

V. Baldwin

L. Barton

V. Barber

L. Bateson

R. Bentson

L. Berrelesen

M. Bosworrh

T. Brenn

P. Brinton

L. Budge

C. Call

D. Chard

P. Class

K. Cowan

L. Cowley

D. Daines

G. Davies

M. Deaton

M. Elwood

P. Elwood

K . Farrer

R. Geddes

M.Gill

M. Glover

C. Goodrich

D. Hansen

S. Harrison

T.Harr

K. Hendricks

P. Hyarr

P. Iverson

F. Jensen

C . Johnson

C. Knighron

L. Larsen

M. Mickelson

C . Mugler

S.Ovard

S. Packer

D. Peterson

P. Pool

L. Rosine

C. Russell

J. Seamons

S. Shields

W. Sholes

N. Skidmore

C.Smith

M. Taylor

N . Tout

S. Waldron

K. Warkins

L. Weaver

E. Williams

N . Wood

A. Hansen President

Vice President

C . Radler

M. Adams Secretary

C. Harris Treasurer

got a match? They served drapes "ala" ashes, well seasoned, charcoal broiled chairs, and a slightly singed sofa. Tri Delts are known for their warm sincerity .

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oh hell If you 're bored, the AOPi's have borrowed from the young and dressed in new clothes; it's a game. It's called, "I dare you to jump rope in the middle of fourth north. " They recommend this game to everyone who likes to be in the middle of things . However, if you are not a middle of the roader, they will take you home, pamper you, and bewitch away your worries with quiet guitars and sweet singing.

E. Bas tian

A. Braithwaite

M. Call

D . Hadley

J. H ammond

S. Hymas

J. Ma"

K . Torgesen

V. W oodbury

V . W oodwa rd

E. Armstrong Presid ent

A . Lewis V ice Presid en t

M. Perkins Secretary

Treasurer

S. Nuttall

L. Perkes

P. Stucki

C. Cluff

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C . Adams

L. Anderson

Ly. Anderson

J. Andrews

L. Ball

S. Bangerter

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The war in Vietnam affected me as it has affected our nation. I was encouraged only to be . discouraged. I witnessed victories which were followed by defeats, and defeats which were followed by victories, and defeats which were followed by defeats. The morale of our military men at all levels is extremely high . They are fighting a war that is complicated by rules of engagement, selective targets and revolutionary development. Occasionally they are bewildered . But they recognize that th is is a new kind of warfare and they are learning - and trying.

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Jack Peterson, USU junior, financed his own trip to Vietnam to in terpret the war as a university student. It was necessary to receive special permission from t he Departm ent of Defense and the State Department to make the tour. He left before finals in December and re turn ed in January . Speaking engagement a fte r speaking engagement ensued for the ne xt few months and kept h im on a tense schedule of school, lecturing, and making up fall quarter exams.

The Vietnamese have tremendous energy, enthusiasm and stamina. The apathy that is often attributed to them is actually indifference that is the result of decades of war . We are there to assist a people build a nation - not to build it for them. A cooperative war on public health, nutrition and education needs to be launched on a massive scale . Token efforts yield token results. We can not succeed in building a nation by regimenting or destroying a people.

The long-term victims of this war are the Vietnamese children. A generation of these youth has been deprived of adequate nutrition, medical care and education. An environment of peace and safety is unknown . The threat of disfigurement and death stalks them year after year and the loss of a father is taken for granted. I returned to the United States knowing that we are committed as a nation to assist the Republic of Vietnam establish a stable and independent government. But I began to wonder, " Whose stable and independent government? "

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Diane Porter Goff, a former USU theater major, entered the Peace Corp in September, 1967. After training she began teaching English and drama in a Micronesian high school. A different way of life developed for Diane and her husband involving a new language, new habits, and new thought patterns . Living at the level of her co workers , she is expected to become as completely as possible a member of her new community .

I sit on the cot and look through the open door past banana trees and coconut palms to Katrina washing her baby in a mangrove swamp. I can hear her family laugh ing as they cook our supper under a thatch shelte r down the hill. A small white dog wanders in the open door and looks cautiously at me. A girl comes in . " Ra na nim, " she greets me and laughs shyly, filling her pan with rice . She and the white dog leave together.

We sit on woven pandana mats and eat our supper of fish, rice, and friend bread fruit . Faces reflect the lantern light. By flashlight we go to a meeting on the other side of the island. Along the dark trail families sing out greetings as we pass . Katrina crouches by a low fire. The white dog , a child standing on either side, looks out from a crack.

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Anderson, Elaine 135 Anderson, Fred 181 Abersole, Dole 298 Anderson, Gary 304 Abolorin, Samuel Ajide 118, Anderson, Gary 107 Âˇ 270 Anderson, Hal 153 ,3 06 Abouhamad , Sadq A . H. 181 , Anderson, James 231 227,254 Anderson , James 234 Abplanalp, Larry Floyd 181 Anderson, Janet 167, 271 Abraha , Hagos 236 Anderson, Jocelyn 135,313 Abrams, Kathleen 181 Anderson, Joseph M. 181 Abrams , Marylyne 135 Anderson, Kathleen 167 Acklin , Linda 167 Andreson, Launa 153 Ackroyd , Sharon Lynn 313 Anderson , Kristine 181 Acordagoitia, Gary 135 Anderson , Lavon Keller 181 Acton , Ken 135 Anderson, Leonard 254 Adams, Alyson 181, 240 Anderson, Linda 320 Adams, Bob 135 Anderson, Lynda 320 Adams , Carolyn 153, Anderson, Mary Lou 135 , 316 155 , 252,320 Anderson, Paula 262 Adams, Diane 153 ,2 15,316 An derson, Pa u Iette 1 35 Adams , Eme~on 292 Anderson, Richard 181 Adams, Galen Clayne 213 Anderson, Sherrie 135 Adams, Golden Virgi I Jr. 181, Anderson, Sherry 135 257 Anderson, Steven 294 Adams, Janice 135 Anderson, Wayne 167 Adams, Marcia 181 , 316 Andreasen, Cathy 135 Adams, William 135 Andreasen , Norwin Davis 135 Adamsson, Eric 233, 303 Andreassen, Terry 234 Adamson, Mac J. 303 Andrew, James Garrett 181, Ahmad, Nasim 226 243 Ahman, Marianne 181 Andrews, Janice 269,320 Aiken , Sandra 167 Andrus, Denn is 135 Ainscough, Keith S. 181 Andrus, Maureen 269 Akhtar, H. 224 Angell, Morris 285 Akrami , Ahmad Ali 167, 224 Angell, Tom 245 Alba, Samuel 167 Angus , Daniel 135 Albaugl , Thomas E. 254 Aoki, Harley 135 Alcorn, Curt 167 , 235 Appling, Henrietta 282 Alder, Darwin 135 Archibald , Gayla K. 135 Alder, Richard Leo 244 Arciaga, Judy 181 , 266 Aldrich, Jack 181, 309 Argyle, Sandra 247 Alexander, Alice C. 181 Armstrong , Elaine 167, Alexander, B. 210 291,319 Alexander, John T. 225 Arnell , Brent 135 Alexcnder, Tim 181 Arner, Mark 167 Alexander, William 167, 210 Arner, Sandra 167 Allaie, H. 224 Arnold, Richard Park 153,231 Allan, Stephen 306 Arnone, Anthony R. 278, 279 Allen, Bonnie 241, 313 Arp, Ben ja m in C. 153 Allen,Carole 181 Arrington, James 135 Allen, David 261 Arruti, Vicki Lynn 153 Allen , Denn is 181, 251 Aschenbrenner, Peggy Ann 135 Allen, Gordon 167, 237, 266 Ashby , Jean 167 Allen, Grant LaMar 200 Ashcroft, Evelyn 135 Allen, Jed 167 Ashraf , H. 224 Allen, Joseph T. 181 .Ashraf, Shaikh Named 200 Allen . Judy Lynn 127, Atkinson , Elizabeth 181 268,313 Atkinson, Marlene 135 Allen, Kent 266,291,304 Atwood, Robert 180, Allen , Kirk Joseph 200 261,266 , 285 Allen , Larry 235 Austin , Frederick V . 181 Allen , Myrna 181 Austin, Jean 167,214,271 Allen, Richard 135 Austin,Ocie 107 Allen, Sharon 135 Austin , Rick 298 Allred, Ann 135 Averett, Devra 135 Allred , Darwin 233, 244 Aylett, Maureen 153, 262 Allred, Steven 135 Allsop, Cleone 181 B Alston, James Allen 294 Alsup, Patrick 298 Baadsgaard , Margaret 153 Alvarez, Alfred 107 , 122 Bachman , Rebecca 135 Amundsen, Kip 304 Bachmann, Robert 181 Anderegg, John Fred 200 Backlund , Maurice A . 181 Anderegg, Mary Ann 135 Badger, Leon 167, 306 Andersen, Arlene 181 Baer, Ellen 167, 238 Andersen, Jim 135 Bagley, Margaret 135 Andersen , Clare 153 Bahae , Mun ir Mohamad 181 Andersen, David 304 Bahamonde, Abel E. 118, 153 Andersen, James 167 Baibo, Eugene 167 Andersen, Kenneth 153, 155 Bailey , Clela Jan 135,313 Andersen, Marilyn 135 Bailey , David Eugene 200 Andersen, Stephen 242 Bailey , David 181, 244 Anderson , Alvi n Carl 228,30e Bailey , Michael 135 Anderson , Arlo 1 67 Bair, Catherine 153 Anderson, Barry 181, 243 Bair , Christine 167 Anderson, Brent C. 135 Bair, Michael Leigh 181 Anderson, Bryan 181 Bair, Ralph 135 Anderson, Craig G . 135 Bair , Ted 301 Anderson, Darrell 234 Baird , Craig 236 Anderson, David 306 Baird , Duane 107 Anderson, Dennis E. 244 Baker, Dean 135 Anderson , Dennis 181 Baker, Dougla s 181,238,244 Anderson , Don 233 Balderston, Peggy 135 Anderson, Earlene 217, Baldwin , Vincentia 316

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index Bale, Norma 153, 262 Bales , Randal 153 Ba l l,Ela ine 167 Ball, Joan Kay 135 Ball, Leslie 167 ,3 20 Ball Margaret 181 ,2 71 Ballard , Evan 181 Balls , Paulette 135 Bancroft, James 231 Bangerter, Shawn a 320 Bangerter, Val 304 Banks, Lynn B. 303 Barber, Vicki Lynne 316 Barfuss, Brent 256 Barfuss, Carol 167 Barfuss , Delon 301 Barfuss , Robert Da le 256 Barfuss, Sheldon 135 Barker, Bill 181 Barker, Bonita 181 Barker, Brent 153 Barker, Bruce 153 Barker, Reed 181,

238 , 244 , 260 Barlow, Cheryl 153 , 262 Barlow, Kathy 135 , 320 Barlow , Mary Su 181 , 266, 3 13 Barnes , Tom Charles 276 Barney , Ray 234 Barnhardt, Jerry 298 Barnhart, Richard 292 Barn ier, Kay Darlene 182 Barrett, Melvin 182 Barrett, Shauna 135 Barrus , Denise 315 Bartlett, Joanne 167 Barton , Bonnie 127 , 135 Barton , David 135 Barton , Dennis 294 Barton, Linda Ka y 316 Barton , Ned 167 !larton , Paul 153 Bartschi , Carlin 153 Bartschi , Saundra 153 Bassett, Clinton 135 Bassett, Fred 259 Bast ia n, Elaine 167 , 319 Bassett, Jud ith A . 1-36 Bastian, Terry 18 2 Bateman, Brenda 182 Bateman, Faline 232 Bateman , Judy 153 Bates, Geraldine 182 Bates, Jeanette 1 36 Bateson , Ladawn 316 Bareson , V ivki 291, 311 Battis , Stephen 253 Batty , Merle 182 Baty,Ann 1 53 Bauer, Brooks 236 Baugh , Duane 182 ,259 Baugh , Patricia 320 Baugh , Peggy Alice 182 Baugh , Terry 136 Baum, Blaine 182 , 298 Baumgarner, Linda 153 Baxter, Paul 136 Bayoumi, Mohamed Abbass

227,253 Beagley , Dennis 303 Beames, Jan 136 Beames, Kue Halliday Jr. 182 Beau , Bill 153 Beardall, Brent 136 Beck, Charles 298 Beck, James 1 67 Beckstead , Alyson 153 Beckstead, Shauna 136 Beckstrand, Kraig M. 182 , 253 Beckstrand , Linford C. 182, 225 Beckstrand , Mary lou i se 182 Beebe, Alice Larue D. 182 Beery, Polglase 136 Bees ley, Bradford 304 Beesley , David 294 Beesley, Vern 136 Beezley, Lawrence 167 Behling, Kathryn 153 , 319 Behling , Leslie 136

Behm , Fred 292 Belcher, William 153 Bell, Lona 136,252 Belnap, Delwyn E. 182 Bement, Robert 167 Bennett, Boyd 136 Benneon, David 182 Bennett, LaMo ine 153 Bennion , David 153 Bennion, Scott 136 Bennion, Lauralee 153 Beno, M . 210 Benson, Bonn ie Rae 182 Benson , Dia nn 136 Benson, Jan 167 Benson, Robert 136 Benson, Shelia 136 Benton, Marie Theresa 182,

Blotter, Linda 136 Blyze, Johnett 136 Bodell , JoAnn 136 Boden , Jili 127,136,3 13 Bodil y, Barry John 153 ,3 01 Bodily , Burke 182,301 Bod i ly, Deloris 182 Bodil y , Helen 167 Bolander, Connie 136 Bolt, Michael 248 Bonanno , Joseph 182 , 306 Bonnell, Robert 1 82 Bookers , Richard 253 Boone , Suzanne 18 2 Booth , Douglas 294 Booth, Geoffrey 167 , 231 Booth , Marne 136 Booth , Sharon Lee 238 240 , 243 Borge s, Jol y n 136 Bentson, Rise 136 , 215, 316 Borgogno, A nne 153 , 252, 320 Berg , Dale Ray 266,271,285 Borrego, Alice 18 2 Berg , Laura 167 , 169 ,3 15 Borrego , Barbara 167 Berg , Mad i ly n 182 Borup, Cha rle s 153, 23 4 Bergener, Ann Lee 320 Bosley, Bru ce 243 Bergener, David 309 Bosshardt, Sand ra 182, 232 Bergener, Phillip Ross 182 Bosworth , Miki 13 6,3 16 Bergera, Clifford 298 Bott, Dorothy 154 , 262 Bergeson , Joseph 167 , 244 Bouck, Terry Lee 1 54 Bergeson, Kathleen 153 Bourland , Darrow 136 Berghout, Ann 136 Bowen, Elsa Jean 315 Bergsjo, Jan ice 167 Bowen, Jane 247 Bergstrom , John 153 Bowen , Maxine 154 Berrett, Dean 297 Bowen , V ic ky Ann 154 Berry, Ha l 309 Bowler, Lu cinda 315 Berry Joan 15 3 Bowman, Jean 182 Berry, Max 136 Bowman, Lee Er ic 182,251,300 Berry , Paul ine 153 Boyden,J uneva Carol 276 Bertek , Denn i s David 231 Boye r, Craig 107 Bessi nger, John 136 Boyer, Lee Ann 154 BeSS i nger, Max 306 Boy le, Catherine 167 BeSSinger, Sam 122, 134,306 Boyolen, Juneva Carol 276 Betts, Frankl in 153 Bradford , Alice 238 Beutler, Ivan 171 Bradley , Gordon 154 Beutler , James 1 82 Bradshaw , Jane Marie 154, Beutler, Norene 136 15 5,237,262 Beveridge , Margaret 167 Brady, Marilyn 167 Bev ilacqua , Louis 153 , 260 Braegger , Randy 136 Beyer, Paul 309 Bra ithwaite, Alys 167,319 Bhuiya, Shafi Uddin 226 Bramble , Robert 182 , 297 Bickmore , David 304 Bramhall , Robert 136 Bickmore , Paul 304 Breckenridge, Bonnie 182 Bickne ll, Bradford 303 Bredthauer, Jeanette 136 Biddu l ph , Charles M. 250 Breitinger, Don 234 Biederman , David 167 Brenchley , Charly Ann 241 Biggs, James H. 304 Brenn, Tana 316 Biggs, Rhonda 136 Brennan , Thomas 297 Bilderback, Ed Leroy 182 Brest, David 182 , 248 Billeter, A lene 153 Brewer , Chri stine 153 Bi ll ings , James Bla ine 294 Brewer, Ellen 167, 230 , 238 Bi lls, Sherrie 136 Brierly, Phillip 107 Bingham, Beth 136 Briggs , Jul ianne 136 Bi ngham , Carolyn 136 Br igg s, Mary 167 Bingham , Carolyn 136 Briggs , Richard 154, 300 Bingham , Ga i l Eldon 182 Brimhall , Jacqueline 136 Bingham , Heber 182 ,3 01 Bringhurst, John Frank 261 , 274 Bingham , James 153 Bringhurst, Ronald 3 04 Bingham , Margaret 18 2, 240 Br inton , Patr icia 316 Bingham , Robert 136 Broadbent, Curtis 182 Bingham , Rex 136 Broadbent, Jose ph Lee 253 Birchell , Brent 136 Broadbent , Kent 167 Bird , Stephen 231 Broadbent , Lee 1 68 Bird , Terrell 153 Broadbent , Marilyn 182 Birkes , Marsha 136 Broadbent, Mary Lou 154 , 155 Bi rkin , Kathleen 182 Broadbent, Eunice 154 Bisch off , Anne 153, Broberg , Arnold Dale 182 217,245,271 Brown , Peggy Lynn 154 Bisel, Jode 153 , 155, 245 Brown , Robert C. 182,306 Bish op, Carol Anne 281 Brown , Steven 304 Bishop , Helen 15 3,217 Brown , Valerie 315 Bishop , Wayne 241, 261 Browning , James 136 Bjerke , Rick 167 Brugger, Eilla rd 306 Black , David Arlo 200 Bruhn , Johann 234 Black, Kay 167 Brunson, Eliot 304 Black, Patty 153 Brugger, Bill 154 Black , Susan Ka y 15 3 Bryan, Patty Lynn 192 Blackwood , James 200, 23::> Bu chanan , Benn ion 168 , 304 Blakewood , John 23 1 Buchanan , Stanley 306 Blanch , Joseph 167 , 244 , Buchannan, Tom 235 , 298 261,267,285 Buck, Linda 262 Bl as er , Re xi ne 136 Buckhouse , John Chapple 200 Balser, Stephen 241, Budge , Cort 306 261,265,266 Budge , Doug las 168,298 Blodgett, Terry 182 Budge, Jerry Ly nn 154 Budge , Linda 235,247,316 Blohm , Donald 225

Budge, Neil 136 Buhler, Lindo 137 Buist, Michoel 248 Bullen, Brett 304 Bu llen , Reed 304 Bu llock, Ro bart 154 Bune, Kent 304 Bunker, Kim 297 Burbonk, Irvin K. 200 Burde n, Dov id Froncis 182 Burd ige , Morgoret 154 Burdick, Jerri 168 Bu rgess, Vicky D. 200 Burke, Don 261, 281 Burke, Dovid 303 Burno p, Russell 24 8 Burnord, Williom P. 182 Burnett, Floyd Dovid 232 Bu rnett, Tonyo 168 , 232 Burnette, Poul 18 2, 257 Bu rn s, Gory 168 Burns, Gregory Lee 306 Burns, Bryon 297 Burrie, Dee 137 Burrow, Kenneth 107 Burt, Poul 154 Burtenshow, Bon ito 241 Burtenshow, Bruce 122, 306 Burtenshow, Terri 168 Burton , lindo 18 2 Burton, Mo rcio 137 Burus, Koren Le igh 278, 279 Butcher, Robert 1 07 Butcher, Suson 137 Butler, Dennis 168 Buttars, Ann 137 Bu ttars, Morc io 183 Buxtan, Pa tricio 137 Bybee, Andrew 200 Bylund, Rabert 137 Bywoter , Deve rl 13 7 Bywoter, Renae 183

c Coin , Suson 137 Ca ine , Jahn 266,268,298 Calder, Craig 3 06 Colderwaad, Rabert 154, 292 Ca ll , Borbaro 245,32 0 Coil , Carla Rae 183 , 316 Co li, Louise 137 Ca ll, Moren 315 Call, Margene 18 3 Coli , Roldo Lee 18 2 Coli , Steven 137 Call , William 304 Colloway, Da vid 297 Co llaway, Roger 209 Coll ister, John 309 Coll ister, Lynn 137 Campbe ll , Jeneane 183 Campbe ll , Joo n 168 Canann, Cormen 154 Condlond, Scott 298 Ca nfield, Michael 154 Connon, Borbota C. 313 Connon, Condice 137 Cape , Char les 168 Ca pps , James 137 Capps, Rodney Al an 294 Card, Bryce 183, 25 7 Ca rdoll, Connie 154 Ca rdon, Joy 137 Ca rling, Joel 168 Carl ing, Mary Dorothy 200 Co rling, Michael 304 Carlson, Francis Ja y 183 Carlson , Janet 137 Carlson, Jay 253 Ca rlson , Johan Olle 225 Carl y, Gene 183 Carpenter, Donald 168, 231,234 Carr, Ken ne th 137, 298 Carrigan, Su sa n 137 ,2 17 ,252 Carroll , Mark 137 Ca rter, Cindy 137 Carter, Dee Wynn 15 4 Ca rter, Ann 137 Carver, Susan 320 Cary ,Ann Lee 137 Ca ry ,Susa n 154 Casper, Jay Wilson 200

Castletan, Gloria 168 Castleton , John 154 Casto, Arleen 137 Cavalii, Donald Oscar 200 Cavanaugh, Michelle 154, 245 Cananaugh , Thomas 297 Cetraro, Ronald Louis 183 Chambers, Carolyn 315 Chambers, Larry Alfred 183 Chambers, Paul 183 , 234 Champl in, Cathy 137 Chang , Ch ia Seng 2 00 Chang Maria Mei -Yang 200 Chang Ning-M ing 200 Chapman, Thomas 183 , 234 Chapple, Susan 137 Chard , Diane 3 16 Charlton, Ra be rt Eldered 184 Chase, Donald 309 Chase, Randal 137 Chase , Steven 304 Chastain , Nancy 137 Chatterton , Richard 306 Chaudry Abdul Maiid 200 , 224 Chaudry , Muhammad Shafi 184 Chessma n, Wi ll iam Earl 271

Chen ,Chia-Pin 200 Chen , Yung-Kuang 200 Che ssman, William 154,209 Chew , Bert 154,332 Crew, Jerry 137 Child, Andrew 235 Ch ild , Rawsan Denn is 253 Ch il ders , Carro le 311 Ch ilds, Cathleen 138 Cho, Soogi l 226 Choe, Yong Myung 226 Chou , Tsong-We n 200 Christensen , Ann 168 Chr isten , Corl 154 Christensen , Burke 298 Chr istensen, Coren 320 Christensen, Corol yn 138 Christionsen , Gail L. 184 Christensen, Gary L. 184 Christensen , Glen 154, 232 Christensen , John 154 Christensen , Wynn K. 200 Christensen , Kent 154 Christensen, lindo 168, 243 Christensen , Lindo Jane 154 Christensen, Lucy 27 1

Christensen , Malyn 154 Christe nsen, Marilyn 154 Chr istense n, Mark 168 Christensen, Maurine 154 Christensen, Naom i 138 Chr istensen, Norman G. 184 Chr istensen, Pamela 168 Christensen , Poul H. 233 Christensen, Peter 154 Christensen , Rebecca 168 Chr istensen , Robert D. 184 Christensen , Rya n 154 , 297 Christensen , Shirl 303 Chr istensen, Vik ki 138 Christensen, Walter 168 Chr istensen , Wynn 245 Christenson , J. R. 107 Christia n, Jane 3 11 Chr istiansen , Beverly 138 Christeffersen , Kothy 184 Christopherson, Mary 184 Chu , Frank 200 Chuang , Horn Ch ing 201 Chun , Ralph 168 , 239 Church , Kristeen 320 Chruma, Jack 184

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Clork, David 168 Clark, Linda 154,315 Clark, Sondra 166, 169, 313 Clark, Scatt 138 Clark, Thaylene 237 , 25 7 Clarke, Sh irl 306 Class, Paulette 154,316 Clauss , Ernest 184 Clay, Burnett 292 Clayson, Susan 168 Clay tan, Shelley 138 Clayton, Richard 16 8 Clo y ton, Steve 297 Clegg , Steven 304 Clever, Larry 154 , 155 Clow , Timothy 184 Clowshow, Roylan 248 Cluff, Claudia 168 , 319 Clyde , Christ ine 154 Cootes, Joseph 229 Coburn, Klayne Merlin 184 Cae, Charlene 154, 231 Coffey, Greg ory 168 Cole , Dennis 254 Cole, Rex 304 Cole, Terry Lynne 3 15 Coleman , J. P. 184 Coleman , James 261 Soleman, Leroy 168 Coleman, Michael 138, 306 Co les, Jon 154 Coll ins , Marilee 138 Calsi, Kelly 248 Coltharp, Gordon 138 Colton , Gary 154 Coltrin , Mary Beth 231 Compton, Anne 231, 244 Com pton , Elizabeth 168 Conder, Brent 294 Conder , Jerry 294 Condie, Keith 237,343 Condie, Rex 184, 256 Condos, Scott 248 Conger, Terry 184 Col in, Donny 138 Connelly, Mardon 184 , 256 Conover, linda 168 Conradi, Jerry 294 Cook , Allan 154,221 Cook, Clair 158 Cook, Denni s 168, 233 Cook, Duane 138 Cook, Eugene 233, 3 00 Cook , Gory 306 Cook, Jean Harding 184 Cook, Me ri lyn 168 Cook, Richard 138 Cook, Robert 294 Cook , Sondra 154 Cook, Sheryln 138 Cook , Warren 274 Cook, Willard 200 Cooley, Doug 138 Coombs, Catherine 168 Coombs , Christopher 242,3 09 Coombs, Sallie 138 Coomer, Fran kie Lee 184, 311 Cooper, Jolene 168 Cooper, Yarry 138 ,221 Coo per, William Rice 242 Cope , Henry 298 Corey, John 154 Cornaby, Joy 303 Corsi, Kell y 138 Costley, Kevan 154 , 320 Coulsey, Bruce 138 Court, Susan 138 Covey, Vicky 155 Covington, Elroy 22 0 Cowan , Kristine 138 ,3 16 Cow les , Ma rgaret 168 Cowley, Chadley Ann 138 Cowley , Bruce 2 94 Cowley , Louise 155,3 16 Cowley, Ruth Ann 168 , 169,243 Cox , Bl a ne 155 Cox, Glenn 184 Cox , Jolynn 168, 240 Crandall , John 168 , 25 9 Crandall , Lawrence 255 , 298 Cra ne, Alan 184 Crone, Che rly 138 Crone , Pam 138

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Bert Crane, Pol ly 168 Crapo,John 168,254 Crowshaw, Alan 155 Crippen; Karen 138 Crippen, Michael 267 Critchfield, Andrew 184 Crockett, David 184 ,298 Croft, Jana 184 Croney, Faye Ann 184 Crook, V. Bruce 184 Crookston, Jane 184,3 13 Crosby, Kathleen 138 Croshaw, Roylan 138 Crosslin, Amelia Ann 184 Crossman, Catherine 313 Crost ic, Frederick 168 Crazie r, Claude 235 Crum, Madilyn 184 Crumbs, Christianna 138 Cuccia, Nick 107 Cullimore, Judy 138, 247 Curfew, Donald 248 Curtis, Ann 138 Curtis, David 184, 253 Curtis, N ancy 138 Curtis, Rober t 298 Curtis, Sherri 138 Curtis, William 168,231 Curtoys , Charles J. 27 0 Chushnie, Lloyd George 184 Cut ler, Darcy 168, 238 Cutle r, Jacklynn 184 Cu t ler, Curt 29 1 Cyganovich, Lawrence 155 Dagley , Keith Allen 184 Dahl, Linda 138 Daines , Dianne 316 Daines , Judy 320 Daines, Pamela 264,285,3 13 Dai nes, Richard 228 Daines, Ronald 304 Daines, Scott 138 Dallas , Sue Anne 155 Dallimore , Lora 138 Dalton, Dixie 168 , 274,279 Dana, Nola 138

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Daniels , James 184 Daniels , Judy 184 Dan iels , Melinda 138,311 Daniels , Selden 168 Do nsie, Di a na 138 Larley , Pauline 168 Darrington , Lawa na 138 Dattage, Rozan 169 Daughtery, Terry 184 Da ughtrey, Dary l 297 Davenport , Jeral d 303 Davi es, Gayle 3 16 Dov ies , Gerald Keith 184 Davies, LaDawn 138 , 320 Dav ies, Walter 155 Da v is, Allen Lynn 184 Davis, Bruce 184 Davis , Da v id 183 Davis, Dean 169 , 245 Davi s, Dona Id 242 Davis , Jay 268 , 279 Davis, Kathleen 138 Davis, Lynnette 138 Davis , Samuel 138 Davis, Leslie Dawn 138 Day , Jerrold 294 Day , Kenneth 184 Dean, Mark 304 Dean,Suzanne 266 , 279 Deans , John 304 Ded rick , Ronald 253 Deaton, Mary 139,247,376 Deeter, Mark 155, 309 Degelbeck, Scott 155 Degiorg io, Fred 201 Degn , Louise 184 ,

241 , 285 , 315 Delaney , Gary 139 D8laney , Mi chael 139 De Mart ini, Ken 107 De Moss , Richa rd 1 84 Denning , Steven 306 Denn i s, Joseph 298 Dennis , Kathleen 155 , 276 Dennis, LeRay 266 Deonanan , Carlton 20 1

Ch ew, Hea d Photog ra ph e r Deonanan, Venus 184 Der-Ben 205 Dermit, Douglas 297 Derres, Henry 169 Desai, T. C. 201 De Simone, Josephine 169, 230 Desrochers, Paul 234 Detw i ler, Charles 107 Dexter, Da le 184, 242 Dhaliwal, Gurdip Singh 184 ,

227 , 270 Dial, Rick 139 Dickerson, Linda 139 Dick inson, Lynda 139 Di llion, Steven 185 , 253 Dimond, Judy 155 Dinsdale, Ramon 185 , 237, 260 Dipoma, Larry 297 Dirksen ,Denn is 201 Dittmer , Phil 2 85 Divino , Nancy 139 Dison , Darrel 306 Dixon, Eunice 169 Doane, Judy 155 Dobson, Laura 169 Dodge , Nadene 169,217 Dodoo, Yeboa Alex 236 Donaldson , Daniel 185 Donaldson , Robert 231, 268 Dool ittle , Douglas 169, 234 Dor ius, Larry 201 Doty, Dennis 306 Dowdle , Bi llie Joyce 228 Dowhaniuk, linda 169 Downs , Sherry 139 Dra bant , Scott 169 Drake , Linda 169 Draper , Gra y 169 Dra pe r, John Edward 185 Draper , Kathleen 139 Draper, Sheldon 185 Drennan, Robert 234 Driscoll , Debb ie 139 , 313 Dudley , Nancy 185 Dufner, Stephen 169 Duke , Rodney 155

Dunnaway, Donald 297 Dunk in, Howard 234 Dunlop , Mary Jo 139 Dunn , Candace 155 Dunstan, William 297 During, Kent 294 DDurrant , Colleen 185 Durrant , linda 155, 228 Dusserre, Denae 185 Dutro, Will iam 297 Dutson, Delores 139 Duwe, Charles 242 Dwyer, Diane 230 Dyers, Dyann 231

Ell erbeck, John 2 97 Ellett, Rul on Sheldon 2 01 Ell iott, Bonnie 139 Elliott, Carol Lee 185 Ellis, Rita 169 Elymore, Eugene Lawrence 201 Elrod, Kristi 139,32 0 Elser, Diana Lynn 280 Elwood,Jacq ue l ine Lee 155 ,

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279, 299,247,3 16 Emerson, Dennis 185, 2 10, 309 Emery, Kathleen 169 Emery, Robert 29 1, 294 Eades, Guy 139, 292 Endo, Ray Ken ji 239 Earl , Gary 185 , 250, 251 England, Clark Morgan 261 , Earl, M ichael 155 274, 285 Earp, Steve John 203 England, Ted 306 Eastland, Sh i rley 139 , 229 Engstrom , Joh 229,234 Eberhard, Keith 300 Erekson, Nea l 155 Ebe rso le, Charles W. 261 Erickson , Barry Austin 185 Ebert, Ric ha rd Thomas 185 Erickson, Rondo H. 237, 256 Eborn , Vicki 139 Erickson , Spencer D. 256 Edmunds, N eil 256 Ertl, Danda 139 Edwards, David 225 Espil , Barry 298 Egan, linda 169 Esplin , Roy 243 Egan , Rona 155 Sstep , Kenneth 139 Egan , Walter 292 Evans , Bruce 292 Egelund, William 298 Evans, Ca rolee 185 Eggett, Karen 252 Evans, Cole 169 Eggleston , Jenny 185, Evans , Dean l. 185 232, 240 Evans , Eleni 139 Ehlert, Arman Laron Evans , Gerald ine 3 11 20 1 Evans , Jennifer 3 15 Eichmeier, Steven H. Eidick , Fa y Yuonne 276 Evans, Kathleen 155 Evans, Lorna 185 Elden, Robert 297 Evans , Nea l 169,244,2 60 Elder , George 253 Eldridge , Freder ick E. 225 Evans , Paul 139 Evans , Randy 139 Elggren , Jeanne 169 Eliason , Jimm ie F. 185 Evans, Sandra 139 El iason , Lynette 169 Evans, Susan Kay 247 Eliason, Richard 306 Evans , Sylvia 155 Eyre, Doug 304 Elkins, Patricia 139 Elwood, Patricia Ann

155 Ey re , James Ey re, Marjorie 266,315 Eyre, Ric hord 241, 26 1, 285 139 , 3 13 Eyre , V icki Rae Ezadpa rast , A. 224

Fackre ll , Robert 294 Fae rber, David 139 Fahri, Dalli 200 Fa in, James 235 Fa i rchild, Brent 185 Fa i rchild, Kathleen 169 Fa it, Howa rd 298 Falahi, A. 224 Fa raha n, Bahram 169 Faraha n, Khosrow 169 Farme r, linda 320 Farnes, Kattie 313 Farnsworth, Wendy 139 Faroukhnia, N. 224 Farra r, Beverl y 139 Farrer, Kathryn 3 16 Faust, Robert 253 Favil la , Robe rt 292 Feathe rstone , Jeff 294 Felix, Reldo 155 , 262 Fe lt, Bryan 15 5, 220, 271 139 Fenton, Tess Ferg uson, Graceanne 169 Ferg uso n, Ri ch ard 16 9, 225 Fe rr in, James 294 Feuz, linda Anne 185 Field ing , Alan 232 Fielding, Don Ra y 201 Fillmo re , Bannie 139 Findlay, linda 139 Findlay, Ron Lamont 185 Findl ing , Susan 139 Fin linson , Jane 185 Firth, Max 139 Fisc her, Gleen Lee 231 Fiscus, Pamela 169 Fish, Carolyn 139 Fish, Sandra Kay 185 , 24 1 Fishe r, Donald 238 Flanagan, Kathleen 185, 230 Flint, Gregory 185, 244, 261 Fogelberg, Sue 315 Fogg, John Charles 185 Follin, David 292 Fonnesbeck, Douglas 201 , 298 Fonnesb eck, Kathryn 169 Fon nesbeck, Myran Bruce 186 Ford, Howard 139,294 Forsberg , Cheryl 156 Forsberg, Lynn 170, 243 Forsgren , Clifford 139,209 Forsgren, Dean 18 5, 257 Fortier, Deann 170 Fo rzan i, John 107 Forzani, Joseph 107 Fotheringham, Ja ck 140 Fotheringham, Karen 320 Fowers, David 140 Fowler, Jane 140, 252 Foxley, Gretel Ann 186, 313 Fra ncis, Kathleen 3 11 Fra nc is, Ronald 233, 244, 266 , 285 , 300 Fran dsen, Velyn 156 Frandson , L. 224 Frank, Leslie 156 Fraser, Marianne 140 Fratto , Feli x 294 Frazier, Natacha 169 Freeman, Nancy 170 Freema n, Sh auna 140 Frei tas, Peggy 156 Frewin , M a ry Lou 140 Friery , Edwa rd 225 Frowein, M ary 140, 23 0 Frutas, Justo Pastor 118 , 186 Fuhrima n, Claudia Jean 20 1 Fuh rim a n, Craig 306 Fuh riman , Dix ie Lee 18 6, 238 Fuhriman , Joyce 128, 140 Fuhri man , Kath y 315 Fuhr iman, M ichael 140 Fuhrman , Rogert 170, 306 Fuj iwara, Neal 140 Fukui, Glaria 130,214 Fulle r, Margaret 14 0,2 15

Fuller, Richard 156, 292 Ful lmer, Bl anche 156 Fullmer, Gary 298 G Gadgar, B. 270 Gai ley, Kathleen 186 Galley, linda 156 Gailey, Mary 14 0 Ga ise r, Sandra 140,2 11 Ga lant, A lexande r 279 Ga llagher, Mary 320 Galloway, Cheryl 20 2 140 Galvez, Marleen Gamb le , Douglas Blaine 186 G~mble, Keith 170, 269 Gandhi, Jyotindra 202 Gappmaye r, Robert 235, 245, 300 Gappomayer, Rubt 170 Garbis, W i ll iam 140 Gardine r, Larry 140 Ga rd ner, Bryce 186, 25 1, 300 Ga rdner, Don Emerson 18 6 Ga rdner , Greer 186, 3 13 Gardner, Janet 170 Gardner, Lais 170

Garey, Charles Lee 186 Ga rff, Kristine 29 1,3 15 Ga rfi eld, Bruce 3 04 Garfield, John 15 6 Garfield, John 0. 156 Garland, James 156 Garr, Stephe n 156 Ga rrett, Julie 140 Gars ke, Carl 231 Gashler, Ted 245 Gasser, Stephen 306 Ga tes, Michael 297 Gatherum, Antone 140 Geddes, Renae 247, 316 Gee, James Ricks 186 Geerste n, Dennis 202 Ge ils , Brian 253 Ge ntry, Patricia 156, 262 Geo rg e, Ca lvi n Ross 186 Georgoussis, Panayiotis 202 Gerber, Nyla Jean 156 Gessel, Patricia 128, 252 , 3 13 Gessel, Randyl 140 Ghayy ur, M aha mmad 226, 270 Giacavelli, Rabert 297 Gibbons, Stephen 304 Gibbons , Ted 301 Gi bbs , Helen 170 Gi bson, Co nn ie 140

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Giese, Marvin 170 Gilbert, Max 300 G il es , Terri Lee 156 Gill , Marilyn 140, 247,316 Gilliam , Tommy 170 Gillins, Ke ith 156 Gilmore, Carl 140, 248 Gilroy, Rabert 292 Gi lveli, John 294 Gira, Paula 140 Gittens, Claudia 170 Glasse r, Stephen 23 4 Gleaso n, Jul ie 140 G love r, Lawrence 186, 292 G lover , Marco 316 G love r, Pau l 140 Gneiting, Laron 14 0 ,232 Gnuschke, John 170 Gaates, Robert 294 Gochnour, Jimm y Godin, Beverly 140,2 52, 282 Goicoechea, Irene 156 Goicoechea, Pete 23 0 Gold, Rick 107 , 186,243, 260 Gonza lez , Robert Julio 2 0 2 Goo, Th omas 186, 239 Gooch, Brent 306 Gaod, Margaret 140 Goodall, Robert 248

G oodliffe, Rodney 297 Goodrich , Ca ro lyn 316 Goodwin , Roietta 156, 2 11 Goossens, Harvey 107 Gordon, Ja mes 292 Gordon , Karen 269 Go rig, James 297 Go ring, W i lliam 156 Gosnell, Douglas 107 Goss, Kathleen 170 Gourley, PeariAnn 140 Graham, Dennis 298 Graham , Mary Levonia 211 Graham, Melvern 292 Grandy, David 140 Graves, Sandy 186, 23 1 Gray, Donald Kenneth 229 Graybi ll , Dion 156 Greaves, David 306 Greaves, Maria nne 3 15 Greaves, Ton i 156 Grebe , Jame s 304 Green, An ne 170 Gree n, James 267, 276 Gree n, Steven 24 1, 2 64,266,285 G reen , Samuel "< 140 Greenhalgh, Margaret 170 Greenwood, Gayle 140, 313 Gre iner, John 156 Grewe, William 234 Gri ffin , Elizabeth 169, 170 Griffin, David 170 Griffin, Robert 170, 253 Griffin, Stephen 294 Groberg, Dennis 306 Groll, John 170 Grotegut, i'Jeil 291, 306 Grove r, Margene 140,2 83 Grover, Shirley 1400,3 13 Grover, Tamara 140 Groves, Kenneth 292 Grow, Chalyce 315 G row , Douglas Craig 238 Grow, Pa t ricia 186 Grupe, Steven 186, 297 Gudmundsen, Rosemary 186 Guernsey, Gary 242 ,3 09 Guisti, Bill 156 Gunderson, Mary Elaine 156 Gunderson, Darrel 236 Gunderson, Janet 186 Gunn, Christina 29 1,320 Gunn, David 186,291 ,32 0 15 6 Gunnell, Mary Jean Gurney, Wayne 221 , 271 Gutke, Kathryn 169, 170,274,313 Gutke, Robert 156, 306 Guy, Charles 297 Guyman , Karen 31 3 Gyllenskog, George 156 Gyllenskog , Jean 140 Gy llenskog, Joel 2 12,271 H

Habish , V ickie 141 Hacking, Brent 170 Hacki ng , K. Cherry 186 Habish, Vickie 141 Hacking, Brent 170 Hacki ng, K. Cherry 186 Hacking , Mral iyn Sue 216 Hadaway , Harry 309 Haderl ie, Lloyd 156 Hadfie ld, Judith 320 Hadley, Davi d Glen 186 Ha dley, Diane 319 Hagh ayeghi, Ali 118 , 186 Ha hn, Charles 107 Hakanson, Dennis 186, 298 Hale Janet 156 Hales , Da le Brent 202 Halgren, Jan 170 Hall, Amy 3 15 Hall , Dianne Lee 186 Hall , Ga rth 107 Hall, Joel Fredric 253 Hall , Judith 186 Hall , Mary 170 186 Hal l, Sherril Dean 291,298 Hamberg , Kenneth 253 Hameed, Hsh raf Sh.

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Hansen, Daris 187 Ha nsen , Dan 169 Hansen, Danna 141 Hansen , Darr is 320 Hansen , Dauglass 304 Hansen , Earl 238 Hansen , Edwin 30 1 Hansen, Gary 238

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Thama s 170, 256 Tan i 17 0 , 315 V incent Lee 244 Christine 157 David 170 Elizabeth 157 Ellen 157 Jahn Alma 187

Harris, Bab Lynn 202 Harr is,Ca ludia 169 , 171,269 , 29 1, 316 Harris, Clinton 187 Harris, Curtis 306 Harris, Cynthia 171 Harris, Daniel William 210 Ha rr is, Danny Lo rrai ne 171

jim Fain , Photographer Hammond , Karyn 141 Hammond, Steven 156 Hamp, Patsy 157, 216, 271 Hanchett, Brent 186, 257 Handy, A nnette 186 Handy, Rober Kent 187 Han ohang, M aggie Keola 17 8 , 239 Ha nsen, A nn 187, 316 Hansen , Ca rl William 238 Hanse n, Brent Myron 202 H'Jnsen, Celia 157,269,320 Hansen , Cheryl Kay 157, 187 Hansen , Colee n 170 Hansen, Dave 170,306 Han sen, Denn is 297 Hansen, Dianne Lynn 3 16

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Gloria 170 Ja y 141 Kathleen 141 Keith 157 Laura Lee 187 Lena rd 107 Linda 17 0 H~nsen, Loralee 141 Hansen, Lu Anne 141,282 Hansen , Margie 157, 3 13 157,291 Hansen, Marilyn Hansen, Marvin 187, 245 Hansen, Mary Lou 141 Hansen, Nicky 141 Hansen, Scott 297 Han sen , Susan Jean 1 5 Y, 262 Hansen, Suzann 15 7 , 256

Ha nson, Kathleen C. 187 Honson , Richard 170 Haque, Fazlol 226 Haramoto , La rry 171 Harasek , Craig Le e 244 Harder, Stephen 297 Harding , Irene 171 Hardi ng, James 23 1 Harding, Patricia 141 Hardman , Douglas 256 Hardman, Pau l 259 Hardman, Rose 171 H~rdy, Dia ne 245 Harmon, Mozelle 171 Ha rper , Greg ory 259 Harper , Verna Dee 187 Harris , Ann 315

Harris, David Lee 141 Harris , Ja nis 141 Harris, LaRue 157 Harris, Ora 171 Harris, Paul 141 Harris, Reed 187 , 244 Harris, Steven 157 , 300 Harris, Sue 157 Horris, Tohya 171 Harrison, Allen 187, 257 H)rrison, Keith 157 Har rison , Max 298 Harrison, Robe rt 29 2 Harrison, Rulon 141 , 304 Ha rrison , Susan 316 Harrop , James 107 Harry, Kathryn 157

Harston , Ruth 202 Ha rt , Karen 187,320 Hart, Marcia 17 1 Ha rt , Mariory Forsgren 187 Hart, Trissa 316 Hartley, Donald Ernest 187 Hartwell, Lee 254, 292 Ha rwood, Kathleen 315 Ha scgawa, Jill Tam iko 141, 239 Hatch , Brent 300 Ha tch, Clark 141 Hatch, Julia 187 Hatch, Ela ine 241, 291 141 Hatch , Marilyn Hatch , Michael 306 Hatch , Nancy 32 0 Hatch, Rayanna 14 1 Ha tch, Stephan 253 Ha tch , Stephen 171 Ha tch, Susan 141 Ha tch, Suzanne 441 , 32 0 Hatton, Dawnell 141 171 Haueter, Bonn ie Hawkins, Patr icia 157 Hawk ins, Randall 259 Ha ycack , Richard 20 2 Ha yes, Barbara 141 Ha yes , Dau glas 141 Hayes, Jaca Iyn 17 1 141 Ha yes, Marg a ret Ha yward , Marsha 141 Ha yward, Steven 3 06 Haywaod, Dean M i ller 202 Heal, Pulie 141 Heal y, Marc ia Jan 166, 313, 169 Hecax, Bob 294 Hedan i, Earl 187,23 9 Hedlund, Carter 171 Heibel, Linda 171 Heil, Hans 270 Heileson , Geraldine 171 Heima n, Lee Bradford 187 He ineken, Ma ry Louiso 187 He ine r, Patricia Ann 313 Heisick, Joyce 187, 294 Helfferick, Will iam 294 Hellewell , Robert 306 Hell stern, Douglas 157, 257 Hellstern , Ronold J. 187 Helt, Robyn 141 Hende~on, Bruce 157,292 Henderson , Sandra 141 Hendrick s, Dennis 298 Hendricks, M a ry Kathryn 186, 316 Hendricks, Sharon 141 Henn ig, Robert 141 Henrie, Sherrie 141 225 Henry, R. Paul Hepworth, Kenneth 141 Hess, Dona ld Chorles 157 Hess, Donald 231 Hess, James, Peart 187 Hess, Judith 187, 320 Hess, Mary Elizabeth 282 Heyh urst, Moura 171 171 Heyhurst, M ichael Hi bbard , Skip 276 Hicken, Dee 157 Hicken , John 157, 301 H ickman, Colleen Haflsen 232 Hickma n, Thomas Lee 232 H igginbotham , Kenneth 234 Higgs, Marie 187 Hig h, Lloyd 294 High, Mary Dawn 187 Higle y, Leola 157 ,271 Hilgers, Jon 294 Hill , Ja y 141 Hi ll , Louise 157 Hill , Marshall 244 Hill , Richa rd 298 Hill, Shary l 141 Hill s, Robert 202 Hilton, Lori 3 20 Hilve rda , Andrew 306 Hinmon , Ruth 157 Hintze, Richard 243 Hintze , Susan 157,245 Hirschi, Loran 259 Hirst, Karen 171 279,299 Hislop, Wendell Craig Hofer, Jerry 187, 234

Hoffmon, Potricia 171 ,315 Ho'gan, Danny 157 Hoggan , Donald Fred 187 Hogge, Coleen 157 Hogge,Marti Ann 187 Hokanson , Gwen 141 Holbrook, Steven 221 Holdaway, Susan 315 Holdaway, Wenda II 141 Holindrake, Carol 141, 247 Hollands, Tina Mary 187 Holley, Anne 127,141,313 Hollingsworth , 8rent 304 Holl ister, Ross 187 Holmes, Dallas Lloyd 187 Ho lmes , Lynette 141 Holmgren , Steven 187, 298 Holt, Carol 171 Holt, Paul 306 Holtry, Donald 107 Homeyer, Jack 237, 266 Homeyer, Jay 237, 244 Hood, Robert 297 Hoover, Frank 141 Hormanish, H. 224 Horvath, Hunter 234 Hoth , Stephen Willi am 187 Hougaard, Eileen 187 Housley, Nadean 187 Houtz, Deeann 171, 271 Houtz, Kathy 141 , 220 Hovander, Stephen 234 Howard , Ronald Elsdon 232 Howell, Joyce 274 Howell, Reed 253 Howells, Marjie 141 Howells, Spencer 253 Howes, Susan 320 Howlett, Kathryn 157 Hoy, Joseph 158 Hoyt, Herond Roy 187 Hu-Chao-Wen 202 Hubbard, Craig 244,298 Huber, Mark 233,300 Huff, Collett 141 Hughes, Deanne 171 Hughes, George 171 Hughey, Chr istin 158 Hull , Roger 158, 292 Hult, Sandee 141 182 Humpherys, Linda Kay Humphreys, Stan 141 Humphreys, Janice 141 171, 294 Humphreys, Michael Humphreys, Thomas 171 Hung, Jing ÂˇNan 202 Hunsaker, Cheryl 171 142 Hunsaker, Claudia Hunsaker, Hedy 315 Hunsaker, Kathleen 171 Hunsaker, Robert 158 Hunsaker, Wayne 158, 221 Hunt, Carol 171,243 Hunt, Douglas 142 Hunt, Jeanne 142 Hun,t Morris Russell 188 Hunter, Judy Ray 188 Hunter, Lee Ford 188 Hunter, Sharon 171 Hunting , Fred 188, 257 Hunting , Robert 142 Huntington, Adelle 188, 241 Huntzinger, Ralph 274 Huntzinger, Richard 171 Hurdsman, John 142 Hurley, Bradley 292 Hurst, Brent 294 Hurst, Jeanette 188,240, 241 142,315 Hurst, Kathleen Hurst, Lucile 158 Hurst, Roger 171 Hurst, Scott 294 Hutchinson , Kenneth 268 Husband, Karen 315 Hwang Kyupin 188 Hyatt, Donna 171 Hyatt, Patricia 142,316 Hy lin , Don Lee 212 Hymas, Selma 158,319 Hymas, Steven 142

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Innes, David 142 Irvi ne , Rosemary 171 Irw in, Roy 155, 158, 309 IS:J kson , Eric Hess 188 Isenhour, Karen 171 Ishibashi, Bruce 158, 239 Isom, Audrey 158 Israelsen, Carol Zenneth 188 , 271 Israelsen, Dwight 166, 169, 179,261, 266,285 Israelson . Jeanne 245 lul i, Gulston 158 Iverson , Pat ri cia 316 Ivory, Re x 202 Izatt, Mary Evel yn 158 Iza tt, Molly 188

Jackson , Brent 158 Jackscon, Conn ie Lynn 188 Jackson , Ela ine J. 188 Jackson , Janet Gail 188 Jackson, Sue 142 Jackson, Merrilyn 158 Jackson , Randal 297 Jacobs, Kath leen 1 58 Jacobsen Joann 128 , 158, 315 Jacobsen, Bruce 107 Jacobsen , Dean 188 Jacobson, Karen 142 Jacobson , Larry Kay 188 Jacobson, Lenna 158, 252 Jacobson , Linda 171 , 252,261,285 Jacobson, Thomas 171, Jacobson, Stewart 257 261 , 294 Jacoby, Jerry 188 Jafari -Amiri Minoo 188, 224 Jaggi, Allen Maughan 188 James, Judith 142 James, Nancy 188 James, Sherry 142 Jamieson , Lidan Sue 142 Jand~ghi, Sad i 188, 237 Janke, David 172 Jaqu ier , Shirleen 188 Jarvis , Patric ia B. 188 Jarvi s, Stephen 297 Jaussi, Darlene 142 Jefferson , Jessie Ray 209 Jelinek, Terry 311 158 Jenkins, Claudia Lee Jenkins, Cody 303 Jenkins, Lu Dean 172 Jenkins, Mike 294 Jenkins, Morty 172, 294 Jenkins, Pamela 158 Jenne, N~ncy Kay 158, 232 Jennings, Elaine 188 Jennings, Margaret 188, 238 Jennings, Elaine 240 Jensen, Diane 188 Jensen , Don 172 Jensen , Dorothy 142, 247 Jensen, Frances 316 Jensen, G. Niel 202 Jensen , Ivan 142 Jensen, Jalaine 202 Jensen, Jeanne 142 Jensen , Harold 257 Jensen , Jon 188 Hensen, June 158 Jensen, Kathryn 315 Jensen , Kevin 304 Jensen , Larry 235 Jensen , Lavee 188 Jensen, Leslie 320 Jensen, Lynn 188 Jensen , Margaret 240 Jensen , Marilyn 172, 247 Jensen , Margaret 188 Jensen, Marlene 188 Jensen, Niel 257 Jensen, Randall 246 Jensen , Richard Louis 188, Jensen , Richard Louis 188, 266 , 285 Jensen, Rolland K. 158 Jensen , Rosemary 169, 247 , 274 , 291,291 . 158 Jensen, Scott L.

Jensen , Vicki Lynn 220 Jenson , Frances 142 Jenson, Judy 142 Jenson, Larry 142 Jenson, Ronald Dee 188, 256 Jepparson , Garth B. 303 Jepperson, Bryce 188,225 Jeppsen, Paul 306 Jeppsen , Robert 202 Jeppson, Roni 203 Jepson, Mary Ann 188 Jessop, Carmalee 172 Jewkes, Alma Jean 172 Johanson, Deeann 172 John , Marvin 221 John, Wynn 158, 221,238 Johns, Mary 172 Johns, Rebecca 158 Johnson, Carlene 155, 316 Johnson, Dale David 188, 246 Johnson , Dennis A . 142,254 Johnson , Dwight 304 Johnson , Faye 172 Johnson, Frank 172 Johnson, Garth 301 Johnson , Irene 188 Johnson, James Darwin 297 Johnson, Johnnie 188, 234 , 244,266 Johnson , Judith 128, 142, 231 Johnson, Julie Ann 188 Johnson, Karen 172 Johnson, Kathryn 172 Johnson , Linda 158 Johnson , Marijane 158 Johnson, Marilyn 158 , 247 Johnson, M ' Recia 252,320 Johnson, Pauline 158 Johnson , Randall 304 Johnson , Ray 172 Johnson, Susan 262, 188 Johnson , Terry 159 Johnson, Tyla 159 Johnson , Vickie 142 Johnson, Wayne 159 Johnson , Wayne S. 159, 188 Jolley, Darwi n 188, 245 Jolley, David 172 Jones, Alan 292 Hullinger, Don 297 Jones, Donald 189, 294 Jones, Frederic 172 Jones, Ida Kristi ne 159 Jones, Janis 189 Jones, Jeanne 169, 247 Jones, Jerry 189 ones, Ka ren 142 Jones, Kathy 142 ones, Kent 142 Jones, Linda 159 Jones, Lorraine 159 Jones, Marilyn 142 Jones, Mary Esther 142 Jones, Robert 142 Jones, Rodney 1 07 Jones, Roger 298 Jones, V icki 159, 262 Jordan , Dale 159, 233 Jordon , Peggy 159 Jorgensen, Carol 159, 245 Jorgensen, LaMar 172 Josephson, Kathleen 159 Jovenetti, Dennis 142 Joy, Leonard L. 231 Joyner, Marsha 159 Jochay, Mary 142 Judkins, Cl int 172 Julius, Timothy 142, 248 Justeson , Lindo 159 Jyothi , Veerabhadrappa 203

K Kabayaski , Kay 297 Kadia , A . 224 Kainoa , Gordon 172 Kalkwarf, Lynda 172 Kamkar-Parsi Hormoz 189 Kaniszewski, Walter 234 Koppe , Karl 234 Karnely, Kathleen 172 Karren , Gary 169 Karren, Ronald 159 Kase , Dennis 225

Kato, Akikazu 203 Kawahara, Pamela 142, 239 Kay, Roy Lynne. 189 Kayo, Sylvia Midori 189,239 Kearsley, Carolyn 143 Kearsley, Koren Jean 189 Keck, Sarah 159 Keilani, Ismat Wahbi 237 Kelker, Henry 189,253 Kelly, Peter 304 Kelly, Ruth 189 Kem:Jvuthanon Narong 227 Kemp, David 143 Kemp, John Cooley 232 Kendall, 8rad W . 294 Kennard , Roger 143 Kennedy , David 159 Kennedy, Paul 172 Kennedy , Sylvio 189 Kensmoe, Gary 294 Kensmoe , Sharon 159 Keogh , Kathleen 143 Kerns , George 294 Kerr, Geneal 159 Kerr, Mary 159 Kerr, Nolan 169, 172,261 Kesler, Robert 304 Keunzli, James 189 Kew , Richard 297 Khadem-Haghighat Seyd 224, 270, 245 Khartabil Hisham Adib 227, 270 Kheyri Hasson A.M . 203, 236 Kidman, Donald Lorry 159 Kidman , Stephen Kay 189 Kidwat, Arifi 226 Kidwai, Moid 203, 226 Killpack , Koren 172 Kim Jung Ja 226 Kim Yon Sook 226 Kim Whang Hea 226 Kimb~lI , Kristine 189 Kimball, Lydia 159 King, Angelo 143 King, Charlene 143 King, Dee Ann 172 King, Everett Lyle 159 King , James 247 , 298 King , Janet 247 King, Randolph Dean 298 King, Sam 253 King , Thomas William 189,297 Kingsbury, David T. 259 Kingsford, Lynette 159 Kinkade, Sherry I V. 189 Kinney, J. Alleyn 159 Kinra , Vikram Kuman 203, 232 Kinsel, Kit 189, 285 Kinsley , Jim 291 172 Kirkham , Carol Kirkland, Reed 143 Wirkman, Lynn 143 Kirkgold , Jeffrey 225 Kjar, Moree Ruth 189 Klein , Janice 143 Klieforth , John James 189 Kliewer, Lawrence 143, 292 Klink, John 297 Knight, John 155, 297 Knight, Nancy 159, 231, 282 Knighton, Carlo 143,215,316 Knudsen, Curtis 159,304 Knudsen, Lois 172 Kocher, Ronald 159 Koenig , Darwin 253 Koerner, Karl 172, 228 Koetter, Kurt 309 Kohutek , Rich""d 172 Kongmalai , Viphatn 227 Kopfer , Cheryl 143 Korprabhandna, Chaiporh 203 Korprapun, Naunpen 227 Koshak , Abdulkadir 227 Kotter , Gregg 143 Kowallis, Julie 159 Koyle, Joy 303 Koyle, Stanley 291, 303 Kramer, Richard 172 Kropf, Charles Norman 189 Krpata,Brenda Sue 189,240 Krueger, William C. 253 Kubalek , pouglas 253 Kuenzli, James 297

Kull, David 189,252 Kunz, Deeorr 225 Kyono, Alvin Nashashi

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LaBeau, Alex 190 Latleau, Susan 203 LaBelle, Terry 172, 320 Labrum, Ronald 107 Lacomb, Cherie 172,247 La ing , Gory 253 Lomb, t3arbara 172 Lomb , Wayne 107, 143 Lamborn, Linda 172 Lamborn , John 159 London, Loraine 173 Lane,8arbara 128, 313 Lone , MacArthur 107 Lone, Sidney 107 Long , DeÂˇen 203 Longford , Stephen 292 Lantz, Lee 107 Laplant, Michael 304 Larkin, Clair Coe 190 Larrabee, Francis 190 Larsen , Catherine 143 La rsen, Colleen 3 1 5 190 Larsen, Deon Larsen, Donald 256 Larsen, Dwain 143 Larsen, Elayne 238 Larsen , Fredrick 159 Larsen , Joseph 173 Larsen, Kathryn 320 Larsen , Laurel 143 Larsen, Linda 143 Larsen, Luana 316 Larsen, Lynda 159 Larsen, Reed 190, 213, 271 Larsen, Shannon 143 Larsen, Shauna 143 Larsen, Suzanne 173,313 Larsen , Winston 190, 233, 245 Lorson , Ann 173 Lorson , Craig 303 Lorson , Jerry 169, 173 Jarson, John 244,261 Larson, Kathleen 313 Lorson, Roger 173 Lorson, Suzanne 214 Lasher, louise 143 Latomme, Andrew 143 Laub, Paul 309 Lawry, Judith Ann 159, 282 Laws, Don 1 07 Lawson, lonnie 294 Lea Brent 143 Leatham, Charlene 315 Leatham, Robert Jay 190 Jeavitt, Joyce 143,235 Leavitt, Kathleen 159 Lee , Glenda 143 Lee, Ching-Nan 203 Lee, Larry 143 Leger, Ron 230 Leise, Kenda 173 leishman, Robert J. 190 Leitner, Lani 173 lemmon, Shirley 245 lemon, Alan 242 lemon, Alvin Kirkham 190 Lemon, Carlu Grant 228 Lemon, Linda 159, 233 lemon, Lorraine 143 Lemon , Wes 294 Lemperle, John 304 Lendall , James 173 Leonard, Rebecca 190 Leonard , Bob 143 Leonelli, Rosemary 159 Levee, Rovert 173,225,231 Leth, Sandra Jean 190 Lewis, Ann 190, 247 lewis, Danny 159 Lewis, Jerry 190 Lawis, Marie 313 lewis, Marilyn 143 lewis, Sharon 143 Lewis, Terry 107 Lewis, Tyrone 173,245 Lightburn , Molly 159, 211 Likel, Charles 173 Lin, Ansi-ih 143

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Liao, Shu-Sheng 203 Lin, James 203 Lin, Philip 203 Lind, Lawrence 190,309 Linden, Robert Charles 292 Linderman, Shayne 143, 294 Lindsay, Glenna 173,247 Lindsay, Madelyn 143 Lindsay , Tom 2 11, 27 1 Lindsay, Verna Ann 247 Linfard , Jim 203 Li nfard, Lynda 173,315 Linton , Denn is, 190,225 Liou, Jung Chih 190 Liston, Marilyn 143 Litchford, Chorles 173 Litt, Donna 143 Little , Lane 173 Li ttledike, Terry 107 Lloyd, Gloria 173 Liu, Anna 203 Lloyd, M ichael 159 Lo, Romin 203 Local i, Dixie 189 Lolagar, Abdul Ali 190 Loll, Kristen 143 London, Sondra Laurece 274 Long, Nathan 221 Long , Robert 256 Long hurst, Glen Reed 243,254 Loosle, Curt 306 Loosle, David 203 Loosle , Gaylen Dee 189 Loosle , Linda 173 Lord, John 143 Losser, Kristin 173 Lovato, Esther 143 Love, Christopher W . 294 Love, Jaydene 214 Lovell, Richard James 159 Lovell, Brent 189 Lovell , Sallie 189 Loveridge, Sherrie 173 Lovett , Colleen 173 Low , Edwin 1"89,225 Low, Gordon Jesse 228 Lowe, Barbara Kay 159 Low, Richard Je'\,sop 189 Lowe , David John 304 Lowe, D,w id Joseph 309 Lowry, Cotty 159, 294 Lu, Yue-Shoung 203 Lucas, Paul A. 253 Lund, David 306 Lundahl , Craig 203 Lundberg, Brent 143 Lundberg , Brian 143 Lundwall , Neal 243,301 Lunt, Diane 159 Lupp i, Lawrence 173 Lusty, Theresa 143 Luthy, Howard 159 Ly. To 189 Lyman, Penelope 143 Lyons , Landon 304

Malouf, Ra y mond 155, 159,267 Malyn, Michael 257 Monce, Jeanette 161 Mandl er, Peter 29 7 Mangelson, Kenne th 203 Manning, Douglas 297 Monning , Gloria 155, 160,274 Manning, La raine 143 Manning, Susan 155, 252, 315 Mann i ng , She ri 143 Manrique, Mario 160

Marr, Janet 231, 319 Marra, Dolores 173 Marra, Joe 190 Marrs, Margare t 3 11 Marsh, Jonathan A . 294 Marshall, Jack 173 Marshall , Robe rt Lee 257,294 Marshall, Sh i rlene 190 Martineau, Ellen 160 Mortinson , Marilyn 160, 220 Marti, Jeffrey 304 Marti n, Barbara 190

M ason, Lynda 31 1 Mason, Mark 173 Mason, Own 144 Masoner, Kenneth 144 M as son, Andrew 173 Masuda, Reg 144 Masumura , Alan 190, 239 Mathe r, Kather ine 313 Mather, Kay 259 Matheson, Neal A . 259 M a thews , Karen 173 ,2 3 1,252 Mathews, Howard 144

M Maath ius, Diane 190, 240, 243 Maca , Martin 190, 231 MacKay, Kathleen 143 M acKay , Marsha 313 MacKay, Nolan 173 Mackey, Roger 159 M adsen, Connie 190 Madsen, Dan R. 244 Madsen , De lon 190 Madsen , Farell Dean Jr. Madsen , Hilda 143 Madsen, Steven 294 Maggart, Terry 159 Mahaffey , Janet 143 Maiello, Thomas 173 , 309 Mahoni, Candis 173 M a jid, CA. 226 Makdisi- Elias Touma S. 224 Malekpoor Akbar 203, 224 Malik, Krishan Lay 226 M a lmgren , Anne 143 M al mgren , Todd 173 Mainor, Steven Albert 190 Malone, Russell 107 Malouf, Carole 159 Malouf, James 143

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Ruth Harston , Photographe r Manship, Darw in 203 Maphungphong, Charunee 227 Marasco, David 160,230 Marcuse n, Nancy 144 M a rjani , Fatollah 160 Mark, W a lter 234,309 Marotz, Mickie Ann 144 Marqui s, Edwin 292

Martin, David 144 Martin , Gail 3 15 Marti n, Lonnie 160 Martin , Lynn 173 Martin, Pamela 144 Martin , Van 173 Marvell, Charmai ne 173 Marx , Cherrill 190

Mathews, Robert 190, 234 Mathis, Jo Ann 173 Matthews , Kathlyn 191 Mattison , M ary Dean 160 Mattson, Michael 107 Mattson, Reed 144 Matuze , Victor 190 Mauchley, Peggy 173

Moughan, Brent 298 Maughan , Joyce 160 Maughan, Laurel 190 Maughan, Lynn 173 Maughan, Marilyn 144 Maughan, Ma igeth 173 Maughan, Stuart 144 Maughan , Suzan Kay 160, 262 Maurer, Dee Ann 238 , 282 Mau rer, Gail 19 1 Maw, Glayde 203 Maw, Scott 304 Ma xwell, Barry 144 Maxwell , Glenda Lee 190 M axfield, Kathryn 173 McArthu r, Brent 190 McArthur, Gayle 174 McBee, John 191 174 McBrayer, Michael McBride, Steven 297 McBride, Su san 144 McCall, Pauline 3 13 McCann , Sandra 160 McClenahan, Susan 320 McClurg, Larry 191 McCombs, Chris 297 McCord , John 19 1 McCracken, Jerome 174 McCulloch , Charles 304 McCullough , El isabeth 231, 232 McCune,Pa m 174 McDonald, Ann 144 McDougall , Sandra 191 McGee, Robert 294 McGhan, James 250 , 25 1 McGough, John 292 McGuire, La ure l 160, 235 McGuire, Sharen 174,235 McKee, Ethel 191, 231 McKee, Norman 191 McKee, Rose 144 McKee, Thomas 245 McKeehan , Gene 107 McKenney, Randal 174 , 23 0 McKim, Ronald 203 McKinley , Sandy 174 McKinley , Wi l liam 30 4 McKinnon, John 191 , 232 McKinnon, Mikal 228 McMickell, Michae l 30 6 McMurdie, Kent 306 McNeil, Tayler 304 McPherson, Carol 174 McPherson , Linda 174 McQu ivey, Kay 191 McRae, Margie Lynne 160, 2 16,282 Meals, Marc 160 Mecham, Delwin 254 Mecham, Donald 144 Mecham, Edward 203 Mecha m, Evan Kay 297 Mecham, Kenneth 173 Mecham , Randy 144 Meeker, Daine 19 1 Meh ler, Stephen 29 7 Mehta, Rashmi 204 Me igs, Douglas 306 Meikl e, Robe rt 297 Mellett, Edwin 234 Mellor, Garth 144 Mem mott, Sue 19 1 Mendenho ll , Arthu r John 16 0 Mendehall , Jul ie 144 Mendenhall , Kathryn 160 Mendez, Eduardo 173 , 27 0 Menzies , Carolyn 160 Meredith, Robert 292 Merkley, Mary 144 Merrill, Gregory 160 Merrill, Kathie 144, 320 Merri ll, Mark 144 Merri ll, Paula 160 Merrill, Roger 304 Merrill , Tedra 279 Messinger, Robert 234, 244 Metcalf, Jeff 144 Meyer, Cynth ia 160 Meyer,James 191 Meyer, Nancy 191 Meyers, Andrew Meyn, Richard 19 1 Micek, Linda 144 Michoelsen, Larry 26 1

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228,261 Ta ylo r, Ja y 261,304 Taylor, Jeanne 291,315 Ta ylor, John Wayne 178 Tayolr, Larry 164 , 231,306 Taylor, Lynn Wayne 196 Taylor, Linda 149 Ta ylor, Marilynn 316 Ta ylor, Michael 164 Taylor, Nadine Cox 196 Taylor, Patric ia 149 Taylor, Rhenon 196 Tayolr, Susan 178 Ta y lor , Terresia 149 Ta ylor, Terry 196, 253 Tebbs, Jo yce 164 , 220 Telford , Michael 178 Temp le , David 164 Ten nant, Roger Lee 306 Tennent, William 164 ,274,309 Terr ill , William 306 Terry, Alan 304 Textoris, Michael 107 Thain, Jerry 196 Thatche r, Barbara 178 Thatcher, Bryan 164 Thatcher, Carol Ann 164 Theske n , David 149

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Theurer, Ka te 149 Theurer , Steven 149 Theurer , Sydney 148, 252 Thomas, Christina 196,3 15 Thomas, Dav id 178 Thomas , Koren 178 Thomas, Jon Paul 196 Th omas, Janesse 149 Thom:Js , Ke i th 149, 303 Th omas, Mark Franklin 196 Thom as, Peter 196, 243, 260 Thoma s, Sondra 149 Thomas , Stanley 164 Thomas , Thom as Peter 285 Thomas , Tim 149,3 06 Thompson, A nnette 178 Thompson , Bonnie S. 196 Thompson, Bren t 196, 238 Thompson , Carolyn 149 Th ompson , Charles 149 Thompson , Lothai r 196 Thompson, James 292 Thompson , Mark 107 , 196 Thompson , Sandra Kaye 178 Th ompson, Susan 149 Thompson , Victoria 164 Thomson , Connie 149 Thomson, Brent 244,30 1 Thomson , Truman Brent 232 Thongoun , Seg 227 , 256 Thorley, Evan 261 Thornborrow, Jack 294 Thornburg , Dennis Dean 196, 253 Thorn e, Brent Milton 196 Thorn e, Sandra 234 Thornly , Evon 196 Thorton , LeeAnn 196 Thornton, Rendell 260 Thorsted , Wayne 149 Tidwell , Otto 149 Tidwell , Sylvia Inez 230 Tiffany , Lorry 196, 300 Tilly , Freder ick Carl 253 Timpson , Sondra 252 , 268,269,3 13 164 Tingey , Kathryn Tinkey , Doyle 196 Tipp etts , Lana 178 Tisher , Edward 178 Tobl er, Merry 149 Tolley, Delan Winston 178 Tolman , Ellen 240 Tolman, Janice 164 Tolman, Marie 240, 243 Tolman, Ronald 196 Toone , Patricio 149 Toone, Ph i ll i p 196, 256 Topham , Dewey 303 Torbensen , Jerry 196, 298 Torgesen , Kathle en 291 , 319 Tout, Nanette 235,316 Toulgoat, Harry 294 Townsend, Corliss Linda 229 Townsend , Rebecca 149,320 Trone, Calvin 149 Trone, Terry 313 Traveller , Seth 196 Traveller, Kent 164 Tremper , Alan 294 Trimbl e, Ronald 178 Trimble, Susan 149 Trumbull , Arthur 178 Tse , Henry Kwai -Hoi 178 Tso , Becky 205 Tsu i, Chang-Shui 205 Tsu ya, April 196, 315 Tsuy a , Toyo 149, 247,269,3 15 Tuan , Hssing Ti 205 Tubbs , Dole 300 Tucker , Clark Bertram 196 Tucker, Cla rk Bertram 196 Tu cke r, Curtis 17 8, 234 Tucker , Kathleen 164 Tu eller, Ruch 164 Tully , Gre gory Brion 196 Tunbr idge, Sharon 196 Turn er, Dav id 150 Turner, D~rrel 164 Turner , Allen 301 Turn er, Morvi n R. 253 Turner, M ax 205 Turner , Tomaro 315

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Turner, Monroe 298 Turn er, Sue 178 Turnquist, Marl ys Marie 196 Tuttle, Donna Marie 178 Tygesen , Roy 149 Ty rrell , John 149

u Udell, Kr ist ina 315 Uhrich , Il ene Kaye 178 Ul anday, Christine 150 Ullman , Myra 291, 31 1 Umpleby, Howard Dean 196, 256

v Va hora, G. 224 Vola, Alden 150 Volentine, Peter 164 Volentine, Susan 197 Valenzuela, M ichael 306 Vale nzuel a, R. Gilberto 253, 27 0 Valuchek , Jan 282 Van Alfen , Brent 271 Vanausdal, Caro l 178 Von Buren , Randy 196, 256 Vanausdal, Richard 294 Vance, Ma y Lynne 197 Vande, Merwe P. Bea 197 Vandenberg , Davi d 197 Vanderbeek, Ru th 205 Vandermeyden , Merr i ll 304 Van Dorston, Lonn 197 Von Gemert, Jeffrey 292 Vanhise, Cha rles Allen 237 , Von Leeuwen, Joan 150, 313 256 Vannapinich , Th amnoon 205 Van Orden , Janice 150 Vargo , Will iam 178 , 233, 238 Vayagool , Suratana 205 Verhaal , Jeff 155, 294 Vermeil, Albert 107 Verner, Paul 297 Vernon , Janet 178 Vernon , Ri kki 197,300 Ververs , Duncan James 197 Ververs, Lesl ie 197 Vicchrilli , Suzzonne 150 Vichaira tana, Pornchai 227 Vickrey, Gary Michael 197 Vi lven, Douglas 304 Vincent, Barry Paul 197 Voker , Sam 107 Vonge rmeten , Geoffrey 197 , 23 0 Co rd :J hl , Eric 150 Voris, Merikay 320 Vorwaller, John 150 Vorwaller, Craig 303 Vowles , Kathleen 320

w Wabel , Rosemarie 197 Waddoups, Nancy 164 , 232 Wade, Richard 164, 300 Wadley, Carma 164 ,262,245 Wadley, James 169 Wadsworth , Reid 256 Wagener , Shauna 150 Wagner, Rich o rd Alfred 197 Wagner , Robin 150 Wagstaff, Cathy 16 2 Wagstaff, Eugene 178 Wa ite , Marilyn 164 Wakley, Linda Lou 197 Walbreg , Christopher 297 Walb ridge, Thomas 294 Walburger, Ri ta Marie 178 , 197 W a ldron, Eileen 150 W"ldron , John 236, 300 Waldron, Sharon 316 Walker , Beverly Afton 178 W " lker, Darrel 294 Walker , Douglas 297 Walker , Hyrum 297 Walker, Joe 150 Walker , Jody 304 Walker, Julie 150 Walker , Sims 164

Walker , Stephen 150 Walker, Stewart 303 Wall, Thomas 205 Wall , Judy 164 Wall , Marg ie 150 Wallace , Charla Roe 197 Wallace , M ichelle 150 Wallentine, Rhea Hulme 178 Walston , Kenneth 178,300 Wolter, John 107 Wolters , Carol Ann 164 Wolters, Cheryl164 Walton, Eldon 301 W;:,lton, Julian Eldon 197 Walton , Jay 164 Wamsley, Stuart 197 Wang, Fronk 205 Wams ley, Lou i se 197 Wangsgard , Jo Ann 197 Wank ie r, Ela ine 150 Ward, Charles Owen 178 Word, Dav id 150 Ward , Julia Ann 197 Ward, Kathleen 178 Ward, Lynden 150 Ward , Monte 164 Wardle , Lynn George 212 Wardle, Rosanne 164 , 214,262 Wore, James Lawrence 253 Worner, Gayle 164 Warner, Steven 304 Warnick, George 233 Warr , Mark 150,3 06 Warren , Ivan 164,300 W a rren, Lannice 2 17,315 Warren,Orvetta 178 Worthen, Michael 303 Wasden, Sherry 178 Washburn , Mark 150 Washburn , Natalie 214 Watanabe , Anne Marie 164, 262 Watanbe , Lorraine 150 Watkin, Charles 150, 298 Watkins , Brent 304 Watkins , Katherine 316 Watkins, Pot 150 Watk ins, Susan 150 Watrin, Raymond 107 Watson , Gerold 107, 197 Watson , Jo Anne 165 Watterson , Linda Lee 127, 165,228, 252 Watts, Douglas 197 , 238 Watts , Raymond 247 Wayment, Mary 150 We:Jver, John Lee 209,248 Weaver, Lynda 291,316 Webb , Curtis 197,300 Webb, Kristen 178 Weber , Richard 230 Weber, Stephen 150, 248 Webster , Larry Owen 256 Deews , Darwin 165 Weeshoff , Dav id 197 ,2 98 Welch, Dorothy 179 Welch , Judy 150 Welch, W i ll iam 248 Welcher, Karren 150 Welling , Leroy 179,300 Wentz, Jeffrey 292 Wesley, Jo Beth 165,2 30 Wesoff, David 291 West , Colleen 150 West, Gene 197 Wesct , Robert 294 West, Sandra Claire 197 Westerberg , Pamela 315 Westergard, James 197 Western, Dorothy 150 Westerman , Koren 165 Weston , Jeffrey 256 Westover, Ellen 150 Whately, M ichael 197 Wheatley, Koren 150 Wheeler, Dione 252 Wheeler, Marcia 150 Wheelwright, Jill 247,315 Wheelwright, Sondra 150 Whitaker , Deanna Kae 179 Whitaker , James Dennis 197 Wh ite , Andrew Burton 179, 209 Wh ite, Carolyn 165, 218 , 271,274

White, G inger 165,320 Wh ite , Jon 304 White , Margaret 247,315 White, Marian Edith 179 Wh ite, Paul 150 Wh ite, Sandra 179 Wh ite, Sherry 179 Whi te, Steven 294 Whitehead, Marleen 150 Whitehead, Ritchie 205 Whitehouse, John Brent 197 Whitehouse , Roger 306 Whitelaw, Chandler 205,300 Whitelaw, Relle 197 Whi t ing, Carolyn L. 179 Whitney , George 253 Whitt ier, Diane 150 Widdison, Eileen Kay 198 Widmer , Grant 205 Wieczorek , John 304 Wiggins, Maryann 150 W ight, Dion ne 150 Wildem , Dennis 298 Wilhelm, Sora 198 Wilhelmsen, Melvin J. 179 Wilkerson, Lee 151 Wilkey, Rolph Maurice 198 Wilkie , Susan 150 Wilkin , David Allan 179 Wilkinson , Carol 150 Wilki nson , Mary Ellen 252 W i lkinson, Steph 151 151 W i lles, Allan Willens, Alvin E. 256 Williams , Deanna 150 Williams, Evelyn 165,316 Will iams, Gory 225 Williams , Gordan 303 Williams , Jean 320 Williams, Jill 247 Williams, John DWight 198, 291,309 Williams , Kent 29 1, 292 Williams, Lauro 151 Williams , Lon 151 Williams , Loretta 165 Williams, Micheal 165 , 297 Williams , Nadine 169, 291 Will iam , Terry 151 Williamson , Joseph H. 198, 253 Williamson , Kem L. 198 Williamson , Rushton 292 Williamson , Shannon 198 Willis, Clark 304 Willis , Michael Charles 198 Willis, Roy 300 Willoughby, Kristine 151 Wills , Kathleen Jo 231 Willoughby, Lynette 151 Wilson, Chris 151 179,253 Wilson , David Eugene Wilson, Dennis 198, 250, 251 179,253 Wilson , Dennis Stuart Wilson, James Harry 198 W ilson, Janet Elizabeth 313 Wilson , Kathleen Ann Wilson , Larry Scott 198,256 Wilson,Mary 151 ,291,3 13 W i lson , Richard 294 Wilson , Robert Keith 179 Wilson , Val 243 Wiltshire, Sheri 165 Wimmer, Boyd Ross 198, 210,271 Wimmer, Randy 298 Wimmer, Richard 297 Winchester, Randy 151 Windham, Charles 165, 309 W inegar, Denise 151 W inegar, Luann 151 Winn , Randall 233 W inqu ist, George 298 Wintch, Barbaro 198 W intch, John 198, 244 Wi nter, Bruce 151 W inters, Barbaro 151 Winters, Larry 165 Winterton, Lee 151 Winterton, Lynn 235 Wirthlin , Mary Michelle 179 W itt, Francis 151 Wiffinden , John H. 179 W iff inden, Susan 198 Wolf , Paige 294

Wolfley, Nancy C. 315 Wolford , Julie 151 , 315 Wolley , Thomas 198 Wollner , Robert 292 Wong , Anthony 151 Wong -Tom , Rafael 118,165 Woo, Eleanor Mae 165 Wood, Clyde 254 Wood, Connie 151,320 Wood , Jean 283, 315 Wood,Kay 315 Wood , Nanette 169, 247,291,3 16 Wood , Rick 198, 261 Wood , Shelia 151 Wood , Sondra Day 179 Wood , Terry F. 198 Wood , Richard 266 Woodbury , Vicky 179,319 Woodhead , Scott 151 Woodhouse , Ted Hansen 198 Woodin , Denise 151 Woodland , Susan 165 Woodmancy, Kathleen 151 Woods, Clinton Charles 179 Woods, Garry 151 Woodward, Janis 179 Woodward, Ludean 198 Woodward, Steven 165 Woodward, Vicki 319 Woolums, Susan Jean 198 Workman, Nancy 179, 232 Worthen , Dennis 179,301 Wride , Bloke 198 , 265, 266 , 269 , 285 Wride, Mary Kathy 198 Wright , Bill 179 ,300 Wright , Elaine 247,260 Wright, Ge rald Maurice 198 Wright, Jean 151 Wright, Leland Glen 198 Wright, Margaret Ann 245 Wright, Margy 165 , 269,320 Wright, Melvin L. 198 Wright, Roxanna Jo 198 Wright, Wayne Alfred 198 Wuest, Robert John 198 Wyro, John 198 , 297

y Yamasaki, Dennis 107,198 Yamasaki , JoAnne 179 Yamasaki, Yvonne 198 Yang, Choonyul 205 Yeoman, Craig 304 Yeates , Dennis 179,298 Yewdall, Wolter Terry 232 Yocom , Karl 151 Yoho, Gory Lee 165 Yonamine , Gory 165 , 239 Yonk, Larry 300 Yoon , Hang Ro 226 Yorganson , Diane 151 Yorgason, Ronald 165 Yoshioka, Doreen 165,239 Youm , Youngil 198, 226 Young, Donald 198 Young , Douglas 165 Young, Edward 198,3 01 Young, Jo Anne 165 Young, Lorry 304 Young, Lloyd 256 Young , Marianne 151 Young, Neil 205 Young , S. Ruth 257 Young , Wendy Rey 198 Yu , Yung Hoon 205 , 226

z Zimmerman, Craig 107 , 165 Zimmerman , Ted 179 Zimmerman , Tim 107 Zimowsky , Peter 198,279,29 9 Zobrist, Ginnie 151 ,3 13 Zollinger, Donna 179 Zollinger, Lynn 151 Zollinger, Mary Ann 165 Zollinger, Trudy Ann 179 Zufelt, Craig 198 , 253 Zufelt, Karl David 179 Zupo, Fronk 165 Zurcher, Ruth 151

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asce __________________ __ ____ __ ____ 255

buzzer

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asrm __________ ... __ __ .. ........ __ 253

cruci bl e _.____ ____ ________ ______ 277

astme .. __ .... __ .. __________ .. ___ . 255

enterta inment bureau __ 274

engineering council .... .. __ 237

entomo logy club _. __ . ____ . 236

indus, educ. club __ .. ____ .. 256

gdi's

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laep . ____ . __ . ________ . ______ .... __ 257

hawaiians _.. ____ . __ .. ______ .. 239

plant science ...... __ .... .. __ 238

ik 's _. __ .. __ .. ______ .. ______ ... __ . __ 260

pre·vet

interior design __ ............ 238

sae .. __ .. __ .. ______________ . __ __ __ . 249

kusu·fm

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we lding society ...... __ __ .. __ 256

kusu·tv

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wildlife society . __ .... ____ . 253

orchesis

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pot __ __ .. __ . __ __ . __ .. __ ... __ .... __ . 276 spurs ______ .. __ ... __ . __ . __ . 262 · 63 stud ent life ........ ..... . 278·79

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religious bC1ptists ____ . __ .. __ __ ______ . ____ 229 lutherans __ __ __ ..... .... __ . __ __ 231 Idssa __ __ . __ __ . __ __ __ .. __ .... __ .. 228

honoraries

newman . ____ . __ ................ 230

Alpha Epsilon Delta .. __ 244

westminster

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Alpha Lambda Delta __ 245 Alpha Kappa .... __ ...... .. 242

student government

Alpha Sigma Nu __ ..... __ . 241

senate ____ . __ . __ ... __ ... __ ...... 266

Alpha Zeta .. __ .............. 244

asusu . __ __ ..... __ .............. __ 265

Phi Upsilon Omicron " __ 240

pub!. council ...... ....... __ . 267

Sigma Ph i Eta ..... __ .. __ ... 241

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icc ____ ... __ ................ __ __ ... 270

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independent council .... 272

foreign students arabs ............ __ ............ _. 227

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iranians

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a ir force .................. 250·51

koreans

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a ngel air ____ ... ____ .. __ . ______ 252

moslems ........... ........... 224

army rotc .......... __ .......... 246

pakistanians .. __ .. __ .. ... ... 226

pershing rifles __ __ . __ . 248·49

th ai land ....... __ ...... __ ....... 227

sponsors ......... ............. 247

Jim Keeler, Head Photographer

photo cred its Bert Chew: 24b, 25b, 26, 27, 31 e, 36a b , 400, 480 , 5 1c, 58b, 66b , 72b , 73 , 8 1abc, 82, 1270 , 130,132-3 tech, 134,137, 14 5, 152, 155, 156 , 157 , 158,160, 166 , 169 , 172 tech, 180, 183, 193, 199 , 210c, 2 14 cd, 220be, 24 1 b, 24 30, 244 b, 24 5b, 250b, 256b, 261 bc, 264, 265, 267 b, 2750, 277 , 28 1 b, 283, 285, 2880, 2970. Steve Coh le r: 22. Jim Fain: 230, 28, 32bd, 33b, 1 12, 11 3, 11 4, 115 , 116, 1 17b , 12 2b, 123cd, 149, 28ge. Jack Fotheri ngham : 35 b, 209c , 218b, 2530, 27 1, 290ad, 293c, 301ac, 3 10 ,3 18 . Richard Goff: 327 , 328,329. J im Keeler : 9,240,33 , 64,65 , 70 , 7 1ac, 720, 74, 95, 970, 99ac, 97, 99, 10 1a, 102, 103 , 1090, 11 2-3 layout & design , 131, 228, 231, 236, 238 b , 239b, 242, 243, 252, 253 , 254, 257 , 258, 259, 260, 262, 266, 289g, 290 befg, 294, 295, 296 , 299, 305 bc, 3 100, 321ce . Ruth Harston: 4, 7b, 8, 10, 11 , 17, 18, 140, 14 2, 190, 202, 275b. Skip Hib bard: 87def, 88, 89, 132, 133, 15 0, 20 9b, 2 1 Obd, 2 11 d, 212abc, 2 13 abcd, 2 14ab, 2 15acd, 2 16abcd, 217, 2 18d, 219abc, 220abc, 22 1abc, 2520, 2540, 274, 279, 2810, 289c, 290c, 3 14 b. John Hunt : 101 b. Kathy Johnson: 86c, 870, 194. Nate Long : 500, 124, 171. Larry Owens: 84 , 85, 90 , 126.

Jack Petersen: 325, 326. Photo Service: 58b, 59d, 64b, 106, 107 , 11 70 , 125, 323. Stanley Powell, technician: 2b, 23b, 24c, 250, 290, 330, 34c, 35b, 400, 41 ac, 440 , 45abc, 50b, 5 1a b, 52, 53, 54bc, 55b, 56b, 570, 60c, 67, 680, 69c, 72, 73, 7 5abce, 76abd, 77ab, 79, 80, 86ghi, 87abc, 880, 88, 89, 91ab , 950, 99c, 119, 1200, 12 1, 127, 128 ,155,209, 2 10bd, 211abc, 212b, 213, 2 14cd, 215abd, 2 16, 2 17, 218ab, 220ac, 221 a bc , 241 a, 2420, 245ab , 246b, 250b, 252c, 2550, 260ab, 262ab, 263b, 268b, 274, 276, 277, 280b, 285ab, 288abc, 289af, 290abde, 291 a, 2930, 296bc, 299bc, 3000, 302 b , 3030, 324, 325, 326, 328, 329. Bart Rightmire: 20, 2 1, 37, 38, 39, 40b, 42 , 43, 44 , 45, 46b , 49, 52, 53, 540, 550, 56c, 57b, 580, 59ac, 60ab, 610 tech, 62, 69c, 71b, 77,80,83,92 , 93,96,1200 , 121 b, 128, 189 , 222, 223, 272, 273, 2780, 280, 344. Alan Sicks : 98, 99b. Gary Smith: 1, 2, 3, 6, 70 , 12, 14 , 15, 19 , 23b, 24c, 250, 29, 30cde, 31d, 32c, 330,410,460, 48ab, 50b , 5 1ab, 54bcd, 55 b, 56ab, 570, 59b, 60c, 6 10, 108b, 109bc, 11 0b, 11 8, 127b, 151 , 161 , 162, 165,172 , 17 3, 174 , 175 , 176 , 178, 179, 185, 186, 197, 20 5, 240, 269b, 288b, 289d, 29 1. Jim Sommers : 30ab, 31abc, 34, 35, 47, 66ac, 67bc, 68, 69ab, 75, 76 ,78, 79 , 86ab, 87c, 1090, 111 , 119, 120c, 121ce, 122ac, 123ab, 124 , 125, 127, 129, 139,201, 206, 207, 208, 209abde, 2 11 abc, 2 18cd, 221, 235, 248, 249, 250, 268, 270, 276 ,282, 288c, 289b, 307, 32 1dfg. Lear Tharpe: 90. Jan Valuchek, design: 258, 270, 273, 276, 277 .

Specia l thanks extended to Kristie Bowcutt, typist and classes; Melinda Daniels, typist; And rew Zipser, publ ic re latio ns; Harriet Hemi ngway, classes; Ra mesh Reddy , photo fi le; Shauna Parry , advertising.

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