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Table of Contents Administration

Arts and Sciences Agriculture

Home Economics

Engineering Education

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Seniors

Juniors

Sophomores Freshmen

104 118

Organizations

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155

Kings and Queens Publications Military

Forestry

Greeks

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207

Activities

219

Athletics

247

Indexing and Advertising

267

President Madsen I

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'President Louis L. Madsen exemplifies a

life devoted to service. Although his responsibilities are many and his obligations demanding, he accepts them willingly and in good grace. We see glimpses of him rushing to meetings with the faculty, administrators, trustees, or to address an organization or som~ conference. His busy life in the interest of the U.S.A.c. and the State it serves seems to spring from his inner desire to benefit those with whom he works. He makes decisions graciously and inspires others to find joy in service.

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remain in the background, these individuals .. pillars of public esteem ... are the backbone of our school. They establish our policies, direct

Thorpe B. I saacson Chai rm an

Roger C. Armstrong

financial matters, efficiently administrate business affairs, and carry forth a multiplicity of other jobs, all with an eye single to the progress of the college. They worry and work to guide our destiny with no recompense but the satisfaction of a service to a worthy cause and a job we ll done. T heir motto might we ll be, "A service rendered is a satisfaction gained."

Herschell Bullen, Jr.

George D. Preston

B. H. Stringham

Carl W. Petersen

Glenn G. Nielsen

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Arthur Woolley

LeRoy D. White

Fern B. Ercanbrack

W . W. Gardner

Leah Farr Dean of Wome n

Dean of Commerce

J. E. Christiansen Dean of Engineering

Lewis M . Turner Dean of Forestrv

Deans and Administrators As all-important coord inators of student-fac ulty relationships, the deans and administrators assume a mu ltitud e of duties. Theirs is the task of seeing that every student is properly and happily registered. Departmental purch asing, bill paying, and student employment all fall to their lot. We owe a debt of gratitude to them for another well-managed year. Carlton Culmsee Dean of Arts ond Sciences

R. H. Walker Dean of Ag ricu lture

King Hendricks Director of Libraries

Extension Director

Registrar

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The student executives learned the meaning of the word "service" the hard way. They discovered the intimate workings of the school first hand. Assemblies, socials, elections, special events, public services, finance, public relations, publications, and awards moved smoothly and systematically under their supervision. They smiled as do all successful politicians, but they backed up those smiles with record of past accomplishments and a promise of future cooperation. We rewarded those smiles as we marked x by their names.

larry Porler Three-year Councilman

Deon Hubbard President

Nora B. Thurgood Vice-President

Vera Stevens Secretory

Arnie Gilbert Two-year Counci lma n

Philip Sorensen One-year Cou ncilman

Darwin Crezee Forestry

Jerry Christensen Engineering

Arts and Sciences

Commerce

Joyce Barkle Education

Anna Marie Heyrend Home Economics

A portrait of a serious, sensitive young scientist was hung in Utah State's new student union building this year as a symbol to us - indeed to all Americans of the highest courage which human beings display. This brilliant nuclear physicist, only thirty-seven at his death in 1950 was Dr. Eugene Gardner, a native of Logan, whose important work in atomic research resulted inadvertently in his death. Dr. Gardner was educated at Utah State. Many remember him as senior class president and valedictorian, class of 1935. Oak

Ridge, Los Alamos, and the University of California were the scenes of his research. He and a colleague are credited with discovery of the meson rated among the most fundamental advances in twentieth century physics. It is for us, his successors, to pay him and all men like him tribute by following his example and devoting our talents to the service of our fellowmen. He gave his last full measure in the interest of mankind and in doing so, made his own name immortal.

Mary Helen Tweedie taking phone requests for Fred Critchfield an the papular campus call-in program .

Douglas Cox tells Margaret Greaves the theme to be used for the next program.

K.V. S. C An invigorated campus station went back on the air this year as the first major college station in Utah to have Frequency Modulati on. Shadows of the morning and shades of the evening were the setting for their daily broadcasts. Sparked by Professor Burrell Hansen, they picked up a wide audience of interested listeners. These aspiring radio performers gave much thought to the improvement of their services ... received much in recognition

from their admirers. They developed a keen talent for ad-libbing and an appreciation for the unusual.

Left 10 RighI, Row One: Don Spainhower , Charles Tate, Burrell Hansen, Advisor, Ken Hayes, Mary Helen Tweedie . Row Two: Pat Casey, Dexter Davis, Ed Rogers, Fred Critchfield.

You're on! left to Right : Don Spainhower, Ken Hayes, Mary Helen Tweedie, Ed Rogers, Charles Tate, Prof. B. Hansen.

Attention Utah Staters! left to Right : Fred CritchÂˇ fie ld, Pat Casey , Dexter Da vis, Don Spainhower.

Sports Staff, left to Right : Dexter Davis, Pat Casey, Ken Hayes, Ed Rogers, Don Spainhower, Charles Tate.

Deft fingers manipulate the d ials , past experience is put to work . .. a future scientist in the maki ng .

-A dramatic scene from . 'lady Not For Burning " . . . a Summer School production i n the Arts & Sciences division.

Officers, Left to Right: Boyd C. Rollins, James Allen, Philip M. Flammer.

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'Open to anyone interested in history, the History Club meets twice each quarter to hear discussions led by people outstanding in various fields of the social sciences. Fall quarter, Utah State became a charter member of Phi Alpha Theta, a National Honorary History Fraternity. Members must have 20 hours in History and maintain a B average.

Left to Right, Row One: Gerald Robinson, Boyd C. Rollins, J. Duncan Brite, Joel E. Ricks, S. George Ellsworth, James Allen, Rex Call Spackman. Row Two: Richard Allen, Carl Coso leggio, Bruce K. Gardner, Charles Haight, Walter C. lichfield, Philip M. Flammer, Melvi n A . Lark,n, Merle Cunnington, Ray Briscoe.

Left to Right , Row One : C. T. Hardy , Theron Blazzard , G. Coady , Robert Forsberg , Dwayne Wr ight. Row Two : Roy Belli , Donny Grubic , Eorl Olson, Robert Ezell , Grant Gaeth , J. S. Will iams . Offices, Left to Right : G. Coody , G. Gaeth, C. T. Hardy

Geology Club In

This club is for those who have a deep interest the different aspects of geology. Each year the club strives for the scholastic, scientific, and social development of its members. These students find much interest both in lecture and in study.

Utazoa Club Juniors and seniors majoring in biology al el igible to join this organization. Their ardent interest in this subject stimulates research and activity. The lectures, movies, and field trips make the club interesting and exciting.

Left to Right, 'Row One: D. M. Hammond, R. F. Raleigh, G. H. Kaloasian, M. F. Bingham, W. J. Hanson, C. J. Sorenson. Row Two: G. F. Knowlton, G. Linford, R. Preator, B. Baldwin, N. T. Pocker, H. E. Dorst, R. S. Hansen, H. F. Thornley, E. J. Gardner , P. R. Fitzgerald, A. E. Olson , M. D. Gardner, S. Stanford, M. H. Gunnell. Offices, Left to Right : W. J. Hanson, S. Stanford , M. F. Bingham .

Officers and Advisors, Left to Right, Row One: D. Gittens, W. Herschi, D. M. Hammond , M. Gunnell , B. Jen路 sen. Row Two: M. Ha slam , H. Ma路 son, M. Rallison.

Left to Right, Row One : J . No bl e, R. Bingham, R. Mason. These pros路 pective doctors take time ou t to show " Irene" the a rt of lea rn ing Physiology.

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This is the national pre-medical fraternity for students who are working toward that M. D. title. It has been organized to stimulate excellence in pre-medical education. Living in the maze of technical terms and equipment, each member works with one goal in mind, that goal being to become one of tomorrow's "Hippocrates". The fraternity stresses social as well as scholastic development with its meetings and parties.

L.ft to Right, Row One: Marlin Haslam , Marvin Rallison, Wayne Herschi , Dav id Gittens, Bob Jensen . Row Two: Jodd ie Noble, Phil ip Affleck, Rich路

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Dr. Edgar Brossard has been honored by President Hoover, President Roosevelt and President Truman. He has recently begun his sixth term on the United States T arriff Commission. Dr. Brossard was captain of the Aggie football team in 1908-9 and president of the senior class in 1911. This man, who has given untiringly of his knowledge and service for so many years, be-

lieves that he owes much of his success to his training at Utah State. "My years at the college have given me a foundation in education and in my profession as economist. The great inspired presidents and faculty of the college helped to instill in my heart a sincere desire to do all I could during my lifetime to serve my fellowmen." If we but follow, to some small measure, in the footsteps of this man, success will surely be ours.

Stencils, penci ls, and dictating machines, peets fo r very efficient secretaries.

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Commerce

Armed with memories of a constant struggle against weird symbols, the pulsating sounds of myriads of office machines, the frequent use of a pencil sharpener, and well-worn, heavily marked pages, the commerce student stands ready to face all comers. The commercia l, political arid social phases of life are stressed by capable faculty members, and many future secretaries, accountants, and politicians have taken advantage of it.

Typical atmosphere created in aIle of Professor Cannan's exams. Must have been tough.

Professor Gardner paints aut a feature an one of the visual aids used in the commerce department to faculty members Stan Johnson, Ina Doty, Norman Cannon.

Sociology Club Officers, Left to Right, Row One : Fern H. Wiser, Sec.; Glen Christensen, V. Pres .; Therel Black , Faculty Advisor; Carl R. Berg , Pres. Row Two : Curtis Stevens, V. Pres. ; Rex Ashdown, Treas.; W . A. De Hart, Fa cu lty Advisor.

Stuart Hardman , local theatreman, discusses plans for movie with members, Sterling Nielson, Therel Black , and Fern Wiser .

Sociology Club Socially-minded majors, minors, and professors constitute the membership of the Sociology Club. A strong enthusiasm is built up by sponsoring lectures on careers in social work, and a movie-a-quarter. Field trips augment their already crowded ca lendar. Th rough these contacts, members learn at first hand of the origin, organization, and development of human society. Together they function to foster educational experience in social relations. Left to Right, Row One : Fern Wiser, Emma Lou Hansen , Don Carter, Therel Block, Evelyn Hodges Lewis, Iris Godfrey. Row Two: Champ Moore , Glen Winslow, La Conna Purser, Curtis Stevens, Caleb A. Shreeve, Doug GalÂˇ braith, Glen A. Christiansen, Bessie Gay Jensen, Floren Preece . Row Three: Le Grand Hubbard, C. Jay Skidmore, Rex R. Ashdown, Will iam De Hart, A. G. Joseph Habbab , Carl R. Berg , Howard Todd .

Right, Row One : Dorrell L. Deem, Dick Merrill, Stanford L. John· son, Darwin W. Larsen, Sidney C. Yeates, Charles Lawrence, Row Two : Roger L. Olsen, Victor Jones, Mark Blackham, Robert Klaich, Doyle George, James Kelly. Row Three: Bevan Bradshaw, Craig Bote, Gerold Welker, lionel Welch, Jah" A. Adams, Jock Coldwell.

Alpha Kappa Psi

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Th e function of Alpha Kappa Psi is to pro~ote fellowship, activity, and scholarship in the business world. In November, the m embers took time off from their studies to journey to Albuquerque to attend the national convention, and returned with a keener interest in th e business world. Members proudly point out numerous grads who have used training garnered in Alpha Kappa Psi meetings to become very successful businessmen.

En Route to Albuquerque were : Roger Olsen, David Finch, Eddie EI Hog, Darwin Larsen, Mark Block· am, and Dorrell Deem .

Alpha Kappa Psi Officers: Charles Lawrence, Sec.; Stan Johnson, Fac· ulty Advisor; Darwin Larsen, Pres.; Sidney Yeate.s, V. Pres.; Paul Pug. mire, Treas.

Politics wos moin topic of discussion in this informal chat. left to right are: Bon· nie Reese, Prof. Judd Harmon, Donna Roe Jorgenson, Kieth Anderson, and George Mitton.

left to Right, Row One: Kieth Anderson, Chorles Hoight , Bonn ie Reese, George Mitton, Lee Fredr ick , Gerold Honsen. Row Two: Woyne Frank , Milton R. Merrill , Glen Peterson, Wendell Anderson , Judd Har· man , Eldon Hugie.

Pi Sigma Alpha Interest in political science motivated the development of Pi Sigma Alpha, national honorary Greek fraternity. Students met to discuss current politics with an aim to further the cause of good government throughout the world.

Pi Gamma Mu Top scholars in social science founded Utah chapter of Pi Gamma M u. The club sponsored outstanding statesmen who discussed current issues facing the world. Its efforts are backed by a desire to increase democratic principles.

Champ Moore, Joseph Habbab, and Kieth Anderson talk over world historical prob· lems with faculty advisor, Evan B. Murray.

l eft to Rig ht: Charles Martin, Leonard Ar· rington. Evan Murray', Kieth Anderson, J. Duncan Brite. Row Two : Champ Moore, A. G. Joseph Habbab, Theral Black, Wen· de.11 Anderson.

school of agriculture at Utah State. He went forth to establish a record of distinguished achievements. He was president of Kansas State College, Secretary of

Jardine occupies an impressive space in "Who's Who." "I consider that my years at Utah State were instrumental in giving me the inspiration, and to a large extent, the ability to put my limited talents to their best use. I am proud of the record my alma mater has

Agriculture, minister to Egypt, and he was, at the time of his retireIJ1ent in 1949, president of the University of Wichita. A list of the honors that have come to Dr.

made in providing the training and leadership which have inspired so many and prepared them for outstanding citizenship."

Dr. W. M. Jardine, who for 45 years has been a noted leader in national public life, is a graduate from the

Left to Right, Row O~e: S. S. Richardson, A. T. A.; Ross Mickelson , Treas-

urer; Max Lemon, Secretory; Gordon Ashcroft, President; Don Wallace, Vice President; Sterling Taylor, Advisor. Row Two: Leonard Pollard, Veg. Crops; Roy Bowns, Dairy; Lloyd Hunsaker, Dairy; George Wheatley, Agronomy; Lesl ie Conkle, Hort .; Ronald Buchanon, Vet. Science. Row Three: Doyle Matthews, Advisor; Richard Bullock, Advisor; Allen Stephens, A.T.A.

Agriculture Club I Farming as a profession is the desired objective of all Ag Club members. For this reason, they met bi-monthly to gain a little more knowledge and experience than the classroom could offer. An expert judging. team, a successful Harvest Ball, a clever float in the Homecoming Parade, and a rousing Horse Show were just a few of the Ag Club's many accomplishments. The school can well be proud of this energetic group of boys who learned to serve both themselves and their communities.

" Th is is how it's done, " says Jock Wadley to his fellow team mem bers. Relays were a popular sport at the AS Club's Fall Quarter party.

Softball in the gym was of the games played by Club at their party. The caught Joe Tuttle just as preparing to run.

Row One : Foster , Allen, Barker , Wheatley. Row Two : Christensen, Boss , Glover, Fair· bourn , Bend ixen, Berrett. Row Three: Phil·

worth, Jobbur. Row Five : Hansen, Potter· son, Ashcroft.

lips , Zundel, Butler, Matheson , Taylor, Thorne. Row Four : Bybee , Boron, Horn·

George W. Wheatley, President, shows chart to club members.

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gave the Agronomy Club members a better understanding and a desire to become leaders in their field.

Dairy

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I I An unexcelled judging team, delicious smorgasbord, and melt-in-your-mouth ice cream were just a few of the Dairy Club's activities for 1952-53.

Row O:1e: Stephens , Dally, Ba xter , Allen,

Bowns , Funk, Luengrub , Cammack, Lemon . Row Two : Olsen, Lurner , Tueller , An· drews, Harper , Jen sen , Howell , Lamb. Row Three: George, Mea cha m, Kimball,

Ovayle, Nichols . Creech, Peterson , Jensen Larso n , Hunsaker . Judging Team : Professo r Larso n Tueller, Olsen, Stephens.

Dairy

Left to Right, Row One : Abas Manii , Mohammed Amin Jaddoa , Kemal Alsalih , Jafar AI Safi . Row Two: Professor Robert K. Gerber, Zilch Hart mann , Mel Westwood , Tom Rehrey , Secretory; Lesl ie Conkle , President.

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'Big juicy apples and delicious apple cider provided refreshment to the students and profits to the Horticulture Club. These profits were used in taking extensive field trips throughout the state and for scholarships to those interested in further study. Fall, winter, and spring parties created a warm, personal relationship among the members who were united to learn more that they might serve themselves and others more efficiently and effectively in the years to come.

Lorraine Collard, Carma Prince, Pauleen Crandall, and Shirley Oveson toke time out for a cool, delicious apple from the machine in " Old Main."

Members of the Horticulture Club enjoyed on informal visit while they refreshed themselves with ice cream and coke.

Animal Husbandry majors in the Black and Bridle Club look over their cattle prior to entering them in the livestock shows throughout the State .

Members of the livestock judging team, Gordon Ashcroft, Carolyn Beaver, Paul Janes, Gail Jensen, Jack Larsen, Professor Larsen.

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Block and Bridle Club during the year 1952-53 were the judging contest, the annual spring field trip, and the Horse Show. Other activities were their parties and bi-monthly meetings at which educational films and lectures on new practices, techniques, and opportunities in the field of Animal Husbandry were presented. Leadership, responsibility, and co-operation among the members characterized the club's many activities throughout the year.

Left to Right, Row One: Carrigan, Monroe, Clark, Hartin, Jenson, Preece, Olsen, Jenkins, Carlsen, Stock, Ferry, Ashcroft, President. Row Two: MatÂˇ thew, Hoggan, Jensen, Gibbs, Jensen, Brown, Hunt, Giles, Balls, Davis, Smith. Row Three: Larsen, Palmer, Ream, Jensen, Wilcox, Hess, Olsen, Orme, Toone, Colson, Madsen, Steffen, Matthew. Row Four: Whittaker, Harris, Rasmussen, Swain, P.etersen, Albrechtsen.

Row One! Clement, Anderson, Allred, Fife, Willis, Gunn. Row Two : Hubbard, Bailey, Larsen, Pilkington, Kulthongkhom, Neuenswander. Row Three : Buchmiller, Davis, Miner, McGuire, Geary.

Wells Allred proudly points out the livestock and crop production increase for the last five years to fellow club members, Lloyd Clement, Marlyn Fife, and Jay Anderson.

Agriculture Economics Club I

I I Throughout the year the Agriculture I Economics Club promoted fellowship between students and faculty in order to foster a keener interest in their field.

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of onion seeds, the Vegetable Crops Club held bi-monthly meetings

to learn seed crop improvement from educational films and lectures.

Row One : Jeppesen, Gull, Waite, Kidman, Wallace. Row Two: Chanfchenkit, AI-dakily, Hawthorn, Pollard, Anderson, Henry. Row Three: Harris , Khatikori, Tingey, Sealy.

Vegetable Croppers obserVing the lettuce harvest at Phoenix, Arizona on one of their annual tours in order to study all phases of the industry in various localities.

The 4·H Club is proud of their form youth exchange progrom represented by Wilma Fairbourn and Clore Theurer who spent four months in France and Lebanon.

Left to Right, Seated : Varo Christensen; Terry Morrill, Treasurer; Charlene Lind, President. Standing ; Julene Bunker; Robert Lomb; Janyce Cummings; Janyne Cum· mings.

4-H Club I Instruction, fun,

and friendship characterized the frequent get-togethers of the 4-H

Club. Activities throughout the year helped "To make the best better."

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trips, lectures, and educational films helped to create a love of the great outdoors in all members of the Botany Club.

Raymond Sealy examines the various kinds of plants in the greenhouse of the Bot· any Deportment in order to see how they are affected by the experimental meas· ures used.

Left to Right, Row One; Wilcoxson, Tillett, Kaloostian, Show. Row Two : Boyle, Holm· gren, Wadley, Cochran, Thomas. Row Three : Sealy, Wann, Tuttle, Pamon.

Left to Right, Row On e: David V. Glover, Marlin Fairburn, Leonard M. Hull, Max Lemon, John L. Willis, Donald H. Wallace, Max L. Phillips, Terry Morrill. Ro w Tw o : DeVon Andrus, Harold Edwards, J. S. Hurst, Leo E. Bendixen, Gordon B. Ashcroft, Joy C. Boss, George W. Wheatley . Row Three: Clore Theurer, Allen Stephens, Ivan B. Gardner, James E. Hansen, LaVer W. Bentley, Mark E. Berrett, Paul West.

Alpha Zeta

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of autographing eggs, Alpha Zeta members were selected from the upper two-fifths of their class. Lectures from some of the nation's outstanding agriculturists made their bi-monthly meetings beneficial to both agriculture and forestry majors. Fall, winter, and spring parties were highlights of the year's activities and provided a means for better understanding as well as social entertainment for the members of this honorary fraternity.

Head of the campus blood drive for 1952-53, Alpha Zeta members, James Hansen, Leo E. Bendixen, and DeVon Andrus display posters.

John Willis and President Madsen, High Chronicler, pose with founders of Alpha Zeta, Dean Emeritus John F. Cunningham, a nd Charles W. Burkett at National Conclave.

Row One : Morrill, Gordon, Richardson, Richards, Stephens, Stanley, Petterborg, Drake. Row Two : Rasmusson, Christensen, Parkinson, Phillips, Swensen, Winter, Hull , Gardner, Fellows, Bendixen. Row Three : Redden, McMullin, Schank, Witt, Longhurst, Bentley,

Stratton, Darrington, Casper.

Sam Gordon explains some vocationa l agriculture problems.

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Discussions of agricultural phases, problems, and opportunities were characteristic of the bi-monthly meetings of Alpha Tau Alpha.

Landscape Architecture Club I I

I I I Uniting for the purpose of learning more about the broad sweep of the land was the purpose of the Landscape Architecture Club for 1952-53.

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The art of drafting is one of the main points in the field of Landscape Architecture. Here Bob Smith carefully measures a diagonal line to denote slant.

Left to Right: Ken Shiozawa, Bob Smith,

Ray Jeppsen, Reed Booth, Theron Wiser, J. D. Jensen, Reed Stalder, Gene Hemsley, Ted Walker, Paul Fritz, Bob Venable.

In 1934 a young woman graduated from Utah State who is today filling a position that many graduates from our School of Home Economics aspire to fill - that of a home service director. Miss Evelyn Hansen has come back to her field after serving as a WAVE in the U. S. Navy. Employed by the Utah Power & Light Company at Salt Lake City as a home service director in the business development department, she presently pursues 34

her interest through service to homemakers with their housekeeping problems. The technical training received during her education at the college and the associations that she enjoyed have been advantageous in the successful handling of many problems in life. A future of service to one's fellowmen is the basis on which her life is founded and its foundation is made firm by the knowledge and attitudes acquired at Utah State.

Office rs, Lef t to Rig ht: Charlene lind, Eleanor Taylor, Hilma Orton, Mary Ada Gardner, Miss Wittler, Lorraine Hollinger, Janet Cummings, JeanÂˇ ette Kunz, Mrs. Merkley, Noreen Jorgensen, Elmo Zollinger, President..

Home Economics

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Home Economics Club is to stimulate interest in Home Economics, to elevate each member's ideals for industrial and econom ~ c life, to provide wholesome recreation and to foster ties of friendship among the members and with students of all nationalities. This training prepares them for home and community life, thus qualifying them as more useful citizens.

Miss Wittler demonstrates candle making to members: Margaret Le Flore, Mary Ada Gardner, Jeanette Kunz, and Janyne Cummings.

Urleen Ward, Dorothy Thatcher, Elmo Zollinger, and Clara Jones cheerfully tackle the problem of cleaning up after one of their parties.

A group of Home Economics majors gather around a piano for a few leisure minutes of harmonizing at an informal get -together.

The Home Economics Club call upon two students from Hawaii, Gertrude Hippa and Eleanor Kondo, for a concert at one of their many meetings.

The club is open to all students registered or interested in the School of Home Economics. They sponsor cultural programs for the members in the interest of rounding out their understanding and appreciation of homemaking. They are supporters of gracious living .... dwellers of the Commons. Their purpose . . . a healthy social adjustment; their ambition ... to manage a happy home. Left to Right, Row One: Jean Ricks, Barbara Israelsen, Lorraine Hullinger, Hilma Orton, Elma Zollinger, Jeanette Kunz, Noreen Jorgensen, Charlene Lind , Janyce Cummings, Mary Ado Gardner, Eleanor Taylor. Row Two: Anna Marie Heyrend, Carolyn Munk , Janyne Cummings, Janet Christensen, Carolyn Jones, Elaine Thompson , Ella Jean Harper. Advisors, Dean Greaves, Prof. Wittler , Prof. Merkley. Row Three : Eleanor Kondo, LaRue Woodhouse, Anne Merens, Doris Keller, Janice Burton, Margaret LeFlore , Urleen Ward , Evelyn Burnham, Marlene Buttars, Shirley Jackson, Nada Arnell, Maxine Bowler, Dorothy Bishop, Barbaro Farrell, Colleen Sperry .

left to Right, Advisors: Edna Page , Mignon Perry, Una Vermillion, Pris· c'lla RC' ·N land.

Marian N ielsen preparing fruit. cake for t.heir annual holiday sale.

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IPhi U, a collection of the scholars and wheels of the profession, is an honorary fraternity for Home Economics majors. To be selected for membership, a girl must display qualities of cooperation, initiative, character, and a professional attitude. "Most important" on their list of acti are a Christmas fruit cake sa le, an Old Folks' Party, and catering for organizational parties.

Officers, Row One: Ja ni ce Burt.on , President.; Margaret. Adams, Audrey Burgin, Hilma Ort.on , Noreen Jorgenson, Ella Jean Harper, Vice Presi· dent; Nada Arnell.

Left to Right, Row One: Vera Stevens, Janice Burton, Elma Zollinger, Imogene Hamilton, Audrey Burgin. Glauser, Carmae Sorenson, Hilma Orton. Advisors: Prof. Page, Eunice Pixton, Prof. Rowland, Nada Arnell, Noreen Jorgensen.

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Each year Phi U presents a scholarship to the outstanding freshman in the field of Home Economics, and buys books for the Home Ec. Library. Endowed with a talent for doing a good job, these girls work hard to maintain the high standards and ideals required by the organization. Under the capable leadership of Janice Burton, they have enjoyed an unusually successful year, and have left their mark as a tribute to Utah State.

Audrey Burgin and Margaret AdÂˇ ams looking at one of the books they bought for the library.

Adjusting a display case in the hall of the Commons are Audrey Burgin and Ella Jean Harper.

Today Mr. Edward P. Cliff is assistant chief of the United States Forest Service, National Forest Administration. In 1931 he graduated from Utah State in the school of forestry - an aspiring young man with a dream of serving the people. He is well-known in the Intermountain region. He was assistant regional forester at Ogden and Denver. In his student days he was a roommate of President Madsen's. He was the first for-

estry graduate from the college to become a regional forester in the U. S. Forest Service. In 1928, '29 and '30 he played varsity football for the Aggies. He was winner of the American Legion Scholarship presented t.o the letter man attaining the highest scholastic average in 1929 and 1930. This man gained his ability as. a forester from the inspiration and training he received while at Utah State.

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Officers: John Neuhold, Secretory; Harold Edwards, Pres.; Bill Dahl, Vice Pres.

Left to Right, Advisors and National Officers: Grant A. Harris , L. M. Turner, Dean; George H. Kelker.

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for foresters has as its goal the promotion of good scholarship and the unity of future leaders of the profession in good fell owship. Its members are chosen on the basis of grades and participation in school activities. Each year Xi Sigma Pi awards a gold boot to the outstanding forester, "The Son of Paul." Initiates were recognized by the pine bough they carried.

Left 10 Right, Row One; Bob Fuller , Harold Edwards , Dick Porker, Dr. Kelker, Prof. Kay Moore, Dean Turner. Row Two: Jens Jemen, Dr. Daniels, Prof. Harr is, Dr. Stoddard, Dr. low , Dr . Smith. Row Three : Bill Dahl, Jim Krygier, John Neuhold.

Officers, Left to Right : Walter E. Smith, Vice Pres.; James Foster, Sec.; Carl Rice, Treas.; Paul West, Program Chairman; Ross Tocher, Advisor; Sam Alfano, Pres .; Darwin Crezee, Rep.; L. W. Heald, Old Man of the Forest.

Forestry

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advance the profession and promote interest in fellow foresters. They are devoted to the preservation of the natural beauty of our forests and are the proud guardians of Utah's famous Old Juniper, located in Logan Canyon. A fall barbecue headed a year filled with activity. To keep busy they entered a float in the Homecoming Parade, participated in open house, and provided Christmas trees for various organizations.

Protecting " Old Juniper" is one of the Forestry Club 's most important activit ies .

Two forestry members try pitting their brawn in a log sawing contest at the annual barbecue,

Along with volley ball , pie eating contests, and loading up with b ar路 bequed beef, a tug.of.war was an路 other highlight of the Fall Barbe 路

Forester s proudly haul up their gi路 gantic repli ca of the mythical Paul Bunyan on the qu ad flagpole; another event during Forestry Week .

They found a highlight of the year's activities \0 Foresters' Week. They carried on a friendly feud with the Engineers, competing in Log-burling, sawing, and flagpole climbing. Along with an assembly and a Brown Jug party, the foresters sponsored Paul's Party and proudly presented the "Daughter of Paul." During Conservation Week they fotused their attention on the value of Utah's natural resources. Left to Right, Row O ne: Kenneth Burkert, Howard Nebeker, Robert Vail, Ted Roll, Jerry Martin, Bob Gard, John Sims, James Hoffmann , Ben Frentor, George Bench. Row Two: G. Harris, Ferris Turner, Milton Murphy, Paul West, Ken Glasuer , L. Heald , G. Lindquist, Rus Hydson, Darwin Crezee, Neil Butterfield , Ben Berger. Row Three: Ronald Wardliegh , Ji m Cochrane, Chuck Streams, Bi ll Fishbaugh , Wm. Jennings, Marvin Wolfe, Walt Smith, Wm. Melander, Ralph Sawyer, Donald Bast, Jim Bartouch, Wendell Picht, Roy Hording , Sam Alfano, Jim Poster. Row Four: Dick Baier, Dick Hansen, Clarence Gdowsk i, Jim Krygier, Jim Shelly, Chuck Brinkpeter .

Inspired by his father, who was a pioneer irrigation farmer, young Dewey Clyde enrolled in the School of Agricultural Engineering at Utah State in 1917. He graduated in 1921 as valedictorian of his class. Several years later he became dean of the School of Engineering. He has served as head of the irrigation department

and irrigation research professor of the college agricul-

methods for forecasting stream flow. On June 10, 1945, he was appointed consultant in irrigation research, Soil Conservation Service, United States Department of Agriculture for the seventeen western states. Of his Alma Mater he has this to say: "Utah State has been an inspiration and a source of k~owledge. It taught me the importance and value of labor and provided the

tural experiment station. His most significant contribution to the' irrigation field has been the development of

environment and opportunity essential to the establishment of a sound foundation for a professional career."

Professor Cole presents annual Sigma Tau award to Thomas W . Gardner, sophomore engineer who' excells in scholarship, prac ticality and sociability .

Left to Right, Row One: Larry S. Cole, David K. Darley, Leon Christiansen, Lane Pendleton , George Adamson, Eldon W . Burgess, Martin Dean La Roque, Vernal W. Thompson, Harvey Glover, R. Vincent Milligan, Thurman Gardner, Allan Humphreys, A . Alvin Bishop , J. E. Christiansen . Row Two : Bob Turley , Dell K. Allen, John Huntsman, Myron D. Hansen, Ha rl M . Noble, Frank W . Dallon, Wayne S. Willis, Gordon Johnson, Don B. Cobu rn , Gerald N . Chri stiansen , Gordon H. Flammer , Glen H. Calder, Clifford Fawcett, Glen C. Bradley, Bob Millard, Bob McClurg .

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outstanding juniors and seniors who have pledged their lives to engineering.

Endeavor to do something new each quarter and come up with a large banquet, a fine winter social, and hilarious fall initiations.

Institute of Radio Engineers I

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IPlayers with tubes, wires, sparks that carry voices and sounds through masses of space. Believers and understanders of electronics, television,. frequency modulation, and ultra-high frequency. Delve into subjects of the greatest importance to the future welfare and enjoyment of man. A fascinating field which has caught the interest of many engineering aspirants.

Left to Right, Row One: Alvin Laird, Dilworth Prisbrey, Louis H. Bauer, Eldon W. Burgess, Manford W . Crossen, Renn D. Madsen, Darwin Seamons, M. D. La Roque. Row Two: Cloy ton Clark, Mansoor Motamedi , Jim Olmsteod , John W . McLaughlin , Verno I Thompson, Laurel J. Fullmer, Lowrence D. Smith, Gerold A . Dunn. Row Three: Boyd Pett, Gordon Johnson, Eldon R. Griffin, Laurel Jones, Neldon A. Peterson, Clifford Fawcett, Elliot Snow.

IRE members obtain practical experience in constructing television antenna atop Union Building. Finished it in time to watch Ike's inauguration.

IRE Officers, Left to Right: M. D. La Roque, Treas.; V. W . Thompson, Sec.; D. Prisbrey, Vice Chairman; and Alvin Laird, Chairman.

Joy Fielding, Duane Dee, and George Edlund experi m ent on one of S.A.E. Flying Cl ub 's airplanes. Members boost ownership of three p lanes.

Modern equipment fascinates stu dent. Examining a valve grinder are, G. Curtis, J. Smith, l. Dahl, F. Sommercorn, G. Early, G. Homes, J. Johnson, B. Herzog.

Left to Right, Row One : Fronk Dew, Ernest Bunderson, Glenn Cu rtis, A ll an Wah lstrom, Bob Richens, Salah AI-Bayati, Waldemar W. Krouse, Allen Whetstone, Brion Corter, Duane Dee, Gordon Wilson, George Edlund. Row Two : Mike Smith, Joy Corter, Floyd Kling, Joe Baird, Berne Herzog , Lynn Smith, Jerry Grover, Prabhat G. Doshi, Jim Smith, Fred Sommercorn, Isam Nimr, Joy Fielding, Louis Klein, adviser; Joe Tuerler. Row Three : Harry Bowers , Jock S, Robins, Morvin Bywater, Quinn Charlson, Gory Homes, Pres.; Lawrence Dahl, William Peglau, Lorry Wardleigh, John Ospital, Reed Blanchard, Dick Kunzler, John Hansen, Dole Smith, Glen Early, Jim Johnson, Don Pearson, Gene Fawcett.

Society of Automotive Engineers II

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I Men whose minds have conquered myriads of

equations, countless experiments, concentrating on m odern design of transportation. Diligence, imagination and keen application motivated success of the society. Increased interest is gained through preparation of Agathon displays, numerous field trips and bi-monthly meetings where they discuss everything from hot-rods to jet propulsion.

Left to Right, Row One : Bob McClurg, John Sand berg, Ch ester Sus -

zynsk i, Ca rl Iwe rtz, Je rald N. Ch riste nse n, Ted Knowlto n, Robert S. Turley, Ed Barnes , Bob Ski dmo re , Dea n J . E. Chr istensen . Row Two: Steve Terebenetz , Kenneth Johnson , Robe rt Harding , Do n Otis , Don

Jacobsen , Reynald K. Watson, Dr . O . W. Israelson, R. V. Mill igan , Harvey Glover, Dean K. Fuhriman , Mel vin Grea ves . Row Three: M. S. Sidhu , John Mickel son , Carl Fonne sbeck , Karl Fredrickson, Harley Woodworth , Brad Gardner , Dan Coburn , Ralph Gibson, Eldon M. Stock , John Chouls, Spencer Daines , Vaughan Hansen.

American Society of Civil Engineers II I

Men who put the laws of nature to use for the betterment of civilization. Are an imaginative yet practical group ... learning t build bTidges and highways that men of the future will tread.

Nelson, Grant E. Brawn , Oris Goodey , Bruce Weyland , Wallace Gibson, George Reed. Row Three: John Wall, Robert Jensen , Ross Nyman , Russell Johnson, Paul Snyder, Albert Potts, John R. Jackson, Roy Jorgensen, Jock Gaspar .

Left to Right, Row One: Andrew M. Dougherty , George Galloway,

Thurlow L. Bailey, T. J . Cloward , Prof . W. E. Mortimer, Fred J. Corra , Prof. C. W. Hails . Row Two: Don Gillespie, Marlow Gardner, Keith

Industrial Arts Club II I 52

I Club meets to promote scholarship and friendship among students on Utah State campus who have the same goal artists of industry. Members practice perfection of plastics, prepare Agathon exhibits and dabble in metals.

R. C. Childs shows Jock Reese, Lawrence Lorson, Arnold Peterson, Ross Ching and Robert Judy some of the fine points of the welding art.

An unidentified member of the American Welding Society deftly applies the torch to two pieces of cold steel.

Left 10 RighI, Row One: Arnold Peterson , Jim Downey, Ivan Woodruff , Jock Reese, Robert Judy. Row Two: A . B. Kemp, R. C. Childs, J. Thomas , M. Richard Brough, Orlize Thompson, Ross Ching, Hal Davis, Lawrence Larsen.

American Welding Society

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I The American Welding Society consists of students who are interested in furthering their interest in industrial work. At Utah State it is composed of arcwelders and acetelyine welders. We recognize that the skills of these men are paramount to the advancement of modern engineering.

Now acting as associate professor at the University of Oregon is Miles C. Romney, a young man who graduated in 1935 from Utah State's school of Education. At Utah State he was prominent in scholastic student government and service organizations. This Aggie had a sincere desire to serve others by passing on to them the things that he had been taught by other learned men. His first act of service was to fulfill a mission for the L D. S. Church.

Then he came back to. Utah State to teach language. From 1936-1942 he worked on his Ph. D. at Columbia University. He received the degree in 1947. After obtaining his Ph. D. he served as Director, Metropolitan Detroit Bureau of Cooperative School Studies, a bureau which is supported by 45 public school systems, and as Associate Professor, Wayne University. "My schooling at Utah State was the inspiration on which the rest of my life is based," says Dr. Romney.

Left to Right: Darwin Gaodey , Marilyn Crawford, James M. Harris, Pierce H. Bowthorpe, Grove Carter, David Barker, Carl

Cheney, Kenneth Deline , Corrine Jerman , Geraldine Hansen, S. Hibi, Dr. Arden Frandsen.

Psychology Club II I I

I I Students of Rank, Meninger, and Freud ... Psychology majors who look deep into man's subconsciousness, endeavoring to improve society by improving man himself.

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Left to Right, Row One: Joe Baugh, Leon White, Irvin Moore, Naola Van Orden, Pres.; Evan D. Jensen, Robert Mortimer. Row Two: Adrian Blau, Arthur Martin, Ronald Gunther, Blaine C. Fife, Richard Fowler.

Row Three: Melvin Cannon, Abram D. Farhad, Gordon J. Ewing, Daryl Anderson, David L. Adamson. Not Present: Ann Nelson, La Farr Stuart, Husayn Husayni, Clarence Lambert, Paul Larsen, Richard Cannon.

American Chemical Society I I

I Enthusiastic Chemistry majors profess to be wizzards at symbols, 56

formulas, and equations. The continued progress and prosperity of our economy is the challenge fOT those who work, learn, and apply the miracles of chemistry.

, I left to Rig ht, Row O ne : Donald H. Wallace , Bonnie Jean Reese , Da phn e F. Chambers, Nora B. Thurgood, David K. Fausett. Row Two :

Richard A . Park er , W i lliam J. Worlton, Wade G. Dewey , Dale T. Fletcher , Roland A . Baldwin , Don B. Coburn , Roy D. Wilcoxson , Ger· old N . Christensen.

phi Kappa Phi II I I

I Students ranking in the upper two per-cent of the senior class are admitted to membership in Phi Kappa Phi, national honorary fraternity. Members boast high scholarship in all schools of the Utah State campus.

Left to Right, Row O ne : Elda Larsen, Barbara Brownell, Joyce Berrett, V . P. ; Audrey Terebenetz , Pres .; Dorothy Norton , Sec. ; June Jones, The resa Woodworth, Anna Jean Sk idmore. Row Two: Rill ie Clement,

Dames

libby Passey , Willemygnje Townsen , Merelyn Bradshaw , Carole Par· son , Arlene Bass , Dorothy Henrie, Beulah Smith. Row Three : Norman W i ng, Juan ita Butler, Mildred Cardon, Golda B. Morris, faculty ad · visor , Peg Johnson, Ann Harding ..

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I Consisting of student wives, the members meet regularly to discuss problems and exchange items of interest. They take an active interest in student affairs and hold many social gatherings.

Left to Right, Row One: Alvin Cox , Corol Binghom , Bob Kempe , Yvonne Archibald, Wolter Smith, LuDeone Thurston , Everett L. Morse.

Row Two : Israel C. Heaton, Henry Vaudenberghe, Deon Johnson, Russ Hudson , DeRell Skinner , Bernice Tomlinson, Normon Shorp, Melvin Sharp, Ruth Knighton, Ted Dana.

Square Dance Club Dancers meet every Wednesday to harken to the caller's words. Under the leadership of Israel Heaton, they revive the old frontier spirit and learn the art of sq!-lare and round dancing.

Left to Right, Row O"e : Martin T. Pond , Royce Harr, James Allen . Row Two: Bette Reese, Mav.is Mitchell, Kathleen Lemon, Nadine Fowler, Vira Beth Robson, Charlene Lind, Nora B. Thurgood.

Row Three: Rex E. Robinson, Lorraine Storey, Dave Ruggera, Thomas Brown, Reed Durham, Vard Swain, LeMar Hanson, Roland Baldwin.

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Deep thinkers and profound speakers, they put in long hours developing arguments; traveled the Western States to meet other teams in a battle of wits; are devoted to logic and reasoning.

Left to Right: Gene Furniss, Clark Gardner, David Chugg.

Left to Right: Paul Harris, Lillis Jepson, Ted Walker, Wallace Nielsen.

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I Performing at various school functions, asslstmg in the presentation of the college opera, and making several tours, are a few of the things that the orchestra does in the spirit of school service. Under the baton of N. W. Christiansen, these music-minded members perform one of the finer arts with ambition and energy.

Left to Right, Row One: Merl i n Whatcott, Ronald Vaughan, Philip Monson . Row Two: Maudee Bair, Glen Tanner, Marilyn Briem, Mamie _ _._~R.:: a.:. e ...::L.:: ew .:.; is, Elaine Ward, Richard Cannon .

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Utah State's marching band spells "f inis " to another halftime activity . . . 100 musicians learned to lift their knees and march to a fast drum cadence, traveled to Fresno, Calif. and gained recognition for being one of the outstanding bands of the nation. Majarette Pat Brawn added glamour to band formations . . . donned new navy blue uniform to match blue and silver ones of the band. Charmed audiences with her twirling baton . . . kept band moral high . . Director John Philip Dalby coordinates brass, reeds, and percussion into a stirring Sousa march. a serious composition . . . a novelty tune . the A lma Mater hymn . Took his symphonic band touring Utah and Idaho to gain f u ture Utah Staters.

Utah State Bands

Left to Right, Row One: Max Williams, President; Mary Stott, Sec. Âˇ Treas. ; H. V. Tingey, Gayla Wooley, Reporter; Marietta Woodward, Jay Purnell . Row Two: Homer Le Baron,

Glen Steed, Garth Christensen, Ted Knowlton, Reed H. Walker, McKinley B. Thomas, D. C. Purnell.

Canadian Club,

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I Canadian students take time every two weeks to get together, socialize, and revive a bit of Canadian spirit. They organize to build Homecoming floats, specialize in Ice Hockey as well as other intramural activities, and hail their Canadian citizenship.

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I I I Composed of Catholic students on Utah State campus. They meet weekly with Father Stoffel to attain spiritual guidance, as well as plan parties, picnics, and exchanges with other chapters of the national organization.

Left to Right, Row One: James Abate, Dane Rugerra, Mary Louise Dinneen, Vice Pres.; Bob Raliegh, Ted Dudo. Row Two:

Angotti , Jim Shelly, Jack Gaspar,

Ja cobsen, Reed Langford, Gary Richardson, Eldon R. Griffin, Cecil Wells, Brent Nash, Earl Faulkner. Row Three: Rulon Lyman, Leland Flinders, Dennis Simmons, Rodney W. Burgoyne, Dean R. Vaterlaus, Martin T. Pond, Kenneth N. Cutler, Roger Ralphs.

Left to Right, Row One: David L. Adamson, Charles K. Cochra.ne, Eugene Tueller, Walter Welti, Ted Simmons , Maughan McMurdie, Glen Haddock, Chas. F. Reese. Row Two: Thomas D. Vaterlaus, Bill

Chansonettes and Meistersingersl

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I These two choral groups, directed by Professor Walter Welti present a variety of programs during the school year which include assemblies and personal appearance tours throughout Utah and Idaho. The Meistersingers and Chansonettes are recognized for their prominent achievements and are in constant demand.

Left to Right, Row One: Earlene Robinson, Peggy Tueller, Joan Wordle, Yvonne Ballif, Rela Wordle, Yvonne Archibald, Roma Boudrero . Row Two : Luana Lee, Beth Olsen, Annette Honsen, MarÂˇ

garet Peterson, Merle Graham, Lucilla May, Anne McDonald, Audrey Harris. Row Three: Joyce Hooker, Lannice Papworth, Marilyn Bently, Prof. Walter Welti, Bonnie Hobbs, Barbara Olsen .

Robert Merrill, noted Metropolitan baritone, concert sing~r, recording artist and movie actor. Even though blind, Alec Templeton is a master pianist and composer in his own right.

Lyceums II

LCDR Charles Brendler, conductor of the U. S. Navy Bond.

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of the Aggie students is the Lyceum series presented here in co-operation with Civic Music. Many varied types of entertainment are provided.

The United States Navy Bond, a familiar group to many lyceum members and Aggie students.

Consisting of members of outstanding vocal ability, the National Operatic sextet performed for students and townspeople arias from leading operas.

Very agile and adept at performing the Spanish ballet are members of Ana Maria Spanish Ballet which appeared on the Lyceum series.

Bonnie Seeholzer os Juliet ond Eugene Tueller os Romeo exchonge vows of love as they enact the famous balcany scene from Gounod's opera .

Romeo and Juliet

Under the able direction of Professor Walter Welti, and supported by the orchestra, the opera boosted a superb chorus and an outstanding cast.

Gounod's opera "Romeo and Juliet" was presented as Utah State's seventeenth annual grand opera, Here Bonnie Seeholzer and Eugene Tueller sing one of the many duets that constitute the production.

Carl Hill and Derral Siggard engage in a duel to defend the honor of Romeo's house. The opera is an adaptation of Shakespeare's famous play,

The Extension staff is comprised of nearly one hundred specialists whose offi ces are part of the college proper. The function of the Service is to supp ly rural people with useful and practical information on subjects relating to agriculture and home economics. These members of the Service are always willing to lend a hel ping hand and truly work with the spirit of service.

Dr . Frischknecht shows two members of the Extension Service one of the many projects sponsored by that organization . Studying one of the bull etins printed by the Extension Service, are some of its members. Objective of the Extension work is to aid rural people in developing useful, purposefu l lives.

Extension Service

For 19 years the USAC Extension Service has been sponsoring a dairy which brings dairy manufacturers from Utah and surround i ng states . Lefl 10 Righi : Prof. Poul B. Larsen; Willard K. Hill, Logan City sanitarian; and G len Sargent, Logan City Milk Sanitorian.

Palma Lundahl Nena Rae Hawks Carol Slater Richard Matta Dan Tuft Robert Paul

Intramurals

JoAnne Calderwood, Carol Rae Brawn , and Carol Bird watch as Lois Downs, Women ' s Intramural advisor, turns the pages of a scrapbook ,

Ray Walers , Men ' s Intramural ad visor, reviews a coming event with Joe Reynolds, John Marshall and Del Ray Campbell in the Intra mural office.

Tim Caraher, manager;

Intramurals

Jack Mclea presents Elmer larsen, Pi Kap, with trophy for touch football ; Helen Bergeson, Palma lundahl, and Nena Rae Hawks prepare to dive.

Ping pang players Dean Johnson and Bernadine Tomlinson; Sig Chi "B" Basketball champs, Martin, Bennion, Golding, Hodges, Ramsdale.

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Two coeds try to keep their eyes on the b ird in this game of Badminton sponsored by the Women ' s Intramurals,

Floyd Davis and Lloyd Pierson were able to garner the top spot in the Men ' s Bauminton competition ,

Ray Waters endeavors to teach some skiing skill to a group of students in preparation for the Winter Carnival.

Lacking snow, the snowshoe races were held neve r -the, less on the smooth surf of the quad at noon-time,

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Alpha Chi Omega basketball champions, Row One, l eft to Right : Nena Rae Hawkes, Edris Lorsen, Carolyn Young, Valena Meyrick. Row Two : Donna Quail, Orma Linford, Palma Lundahl, Helen Bergeson . Alpha Chi Omega and Chi Omega girls compete for vo ll ey ball championship.

Chi O's Miley Furgis and Gloria Johnson guard Alpha Chi's Palma Lundahl and Nena Rae Hawkes as the two teams playa fast game of basketball. Ping pong enthusiasts Jean Horlacher and Yvonne Rippon demonstrate some of the tricks they have learned while participating in in tram u ra ls.

Intra murals

Members of the intramural sof tba ll team are, Row One, left to Right: Ga le Lucherini, Carol Rae Brown, Loye Pa inter, Peggy Lewis, Eldora Thomson. Row Two : Lu Wa ll ace, Grella Muir, Margaret Fletcher, Lee Ann Murdock, Joan Rice .

A member of Sigma Phi Epsilon tries to " sink" a shot against the Kappa Sigs in one of the many Intramural basketball games held in the Smart Gym.

Marv Wolfe and Jim Cochrane display the winning form that helped them walk off with the Intramural Champ ionship of Horseshoes.

Grunt and groan artists Fronk Elder and Dick Pouliot put in some practice for the Intramural wrestling program held during the winter months.

Men's Intramurals

Two teams splash about in a takeÂˇoff on the great American Sport in this hilarious game of water baseball amid a referee's shrill whistle .

A referee strains his neck to get a better look at the boll as another thrilling moment tokes place in one of the Intramural ' s games.

The portrait of John T. Caine III, one of the animal husbandry notables of this country, was hung this year in the gallery lining the walls of the Saddle and Sirloin club at the Chicago Stockyards, among the portraits of other men who have made outstanding contributions to the nation's livestock industry. This man, who graduated from Utah State in 1903, later became director of the USAC Extension Service and was also first superintendent ot the college's livestock and then head

of the animal husbandry and dairy department. The degree of Doctor of Agriculture was conferred upon Mr. Caine in 1950 by Utah State Agricultural College. The hanging of his portrait climaxes many years of contributions to human welfare which . have won for him an enviable place in human esteem. It all began in a small college known as Utah State. Today he still finds new heights to be attained through service to others.

Hazim AI Jibouri

Ibrahim S. Attour

Barbara S. Boer

Cleve S. Bolingbroke

Dan Borgholfhaus

Max K. Buchmiller

Glen H. Calder

Graduate School Raleigh C. Campbell

Prabhat G. Doshi

Mohammad B. Choudhri

Robert Lee Ezell

Frank Condie

William Farnsworth

Ernest Crook

Khalil A. Ghalayini

Nasser Golesprkhi

Fred B. Gomm

Darwin J. Goodey

Harvey S. Greenfield

Abdul G. J. Habbab

Geren V. Howell

Fuad S. Jabbur

Marcus M. Jensen

Max N. Jensen

Willis F. Johnson

Mel vin A. Larkin

Randolph L. Larsen

Abbas Manii

Charles Moore

Helen M. Mouritsen

Edward Nelson

Arland Olson

Nathan T. Packer

George E. Patterson

Lloyd R. Pierson

S. S. Ahmad Rizvi

Dan Giles Turner

Clair Woodward

Val Wyn n

Gary Richardson, President

Vira Beth Robson, Vice President

Bonnie Reese, Secretary

Seniors

Yosil Abdulkadir

Ghany AI Dak ily

Rebecca Adams

Sam Aliano

Jalar AI -Soli

John A. Adams

Jack Allen

K. Alsalih

George Adamson

La Rue Allen

Dee Andersen

Philip D. Affleck

Lu Jeanne Allen

Jay Andersen

Dean Ahlmer

Nard Allen

Jeannine Anderson

Hazim AI Bibouri

Richard Allen

Keith Anderson

Morton Bronn

Gront E. Brown

Patricia N. Brown

Ralph Brown

Carma Browning

Joyce Budge

Kent Bunker

Owen R. Burgener

Eldon Burgess

Janice Burton

Gene D. Butler

Marlene Buttars

Robert Byram. Jr.

Jo Ann Calderwood

John B. Calderwell

Clair Christensen

T. J. Cloward

Paul Caraher

James Carlson

Alvin Carter

John Carter

David Christensen

Jean Christensen

Wesley Christensen

Jerald Christiansen

Bruce Clyde

Don Coburn

Marjorie Cole

George Collier

Faye Chambers

Derral M. Child

Grant Christofferson

Larry Colton

Levor A. Clement

Richard Condie

Seniors William M. Condie

Jack N. Cook

Dean Corn

Fred Corra

Alan Courtright

Philip Flammer

Margaret Fletcher

Virginia P. Floyd

Darrell Foote

Robert R. Forsberg

W . Lee Forsyth

Ronald Foster

Seniors Ella Jean Harper

Alan l. Harris

Burton H. Harris

Gory Harris

Jens C. Jensen

Nolon Moe Jensen

Patricio Jensen

Robert E. Jensen

Seniors 81 Mary Ann McArthur

W . E. McClure

Bob McClurg

John McCoy

Darrell Tucker SAE Basketball Captain Pocketknife Winner

Nora B. Lambda Debatar Student Student

Thurgood De lta Sigma Body " Veep " Counci I Andy Hays Sig Alph President Student life Sports Editor Alpha Sigma Nu

Gary Richa rdson Meistersinger President Senior Class " Prexy " Blue Key Sigma Alpha Epsilo n

Senior

Deo" Hubbard Sigma Nu Student Body President " Hubbard ' s Cubbard " De lta Phi

Dick Headlee Sigma Nu Cheerleader with the Nose Alpha Sigma Nu Blu e Key

Dick Merrill Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chai rman U. B. Program Bd. Blue Key Alpha Kappa Psi

Dave Fausett Agathon Snow Carnival Chairman Sigma Nu President

Alice Welti Alpha Chi Omega Sponsor Colonel Alpha Sigma Nu

Marlon Haslam Blue Key Alpha Sigma Nu Pi Kappa Alpha

Personalities

Jerry Sherratt Sigma Nu Buzzer Cartoonist Fascinating Cheerleader

Monte Merrill Pi Kappa Alpha Blue Key Alpha Sigma Nu Publications Chairman

Bonnie Reese Senior Class Secretary Alpha Sigma Nu Pi Sigma Alpha Prexy Alpha Chi Omega

Eunice Pixton

Robert A. Pixton

Lynn Porter

Dilworth Prisbrey

Paul R. Pugmire

Seniors 85 Gary H. Richardson

Howard H. Richardson

Richard Riley

Dale Rindlisbacher

Jay Risenmay

Dick Schwartz

Ramon L. Sealy

Robert W . Smith

Wilford W. Snow

Merwyn Searle

Eva Sorensen

Elvin Seely

Carmae Sorensen

Eugene E. Shakespear

Donald Staheli

Jim Shelley

Paula Stanger

Jerry Sherratt

Glen Steed

Howard Vance

Naola Von Orden

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Melvin Westwood

Bruce Weyland

Darold I. Whatcott

George W . Wheatley

Leon White

Ross White

J . Ross Wight

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Roy Wi Icoxson

H. W. Wilcox

William Wood

Ralph Willie

LaRue Woodhouse

J . Owen Yeates

Harley R. Woodworth

Lynn Yeates

Betty Lou Yonk

Kent Wilson

Leslie B. Winter

Fern Wiser

Lorin K. Wiser

Jack Worlton

Dwayne P. Wright

Elling Wright

Iva Lou Yeates

Ibrahim A . Ziag

Link Zollinger

James C. Paxman

Âˇ .. and the world will appreciate your higher education and lofty ideals.

Burt Howard, President

June Lacey, Vice President

Arlene Meyer, Secretory

Juniors

Veloy Abrams

Margaret Adams

Mary Louise Alexander

Warren Alexander

Dell K. Allen

Gerrald L. Allen

Sherwin H. Boer

Lester D. Boker

LeGrande Allen

I Lorry E. Anderson

Hugh Barnes

Ridha Asadi

Dean Baxter

Harold Atkins

Ronald Austin

Dole C. Behunin

Lynn L. Bennett

Ariel D. Benson

Glen Benson

Joyce Borkle

Mark Benson

Joy Bernhisel

Sh irl H. Bunting

Lorry Campbell

Marilyn Cherrington

Sherm Bone

Rodney Burgoyne

Albert R. Carroll

George Chingas

Sherwin Coleman

Reed Boothe

Donald Burt

Donald H. Carroll

Joy W . Christiansen

Joy Cottle

Maxine Bowler

Neil A. Butterfield

Fannie Corter

Raymond Briscoe

Don Bybee

Gory Carver

Odell Christiansen

Reed Christensen

Thomas Craces

Orville Creech

Ronald Buchanon

Sheldon Collister

Earnest D. Bunderson

Del Roy Campbell

Donna Charlesworth

Pot Cosey

Melvin Clark

Darwin Crezee

Lloyd A. Clement

Doren Critchfield

Juniors 91 Fred Critchfield

R. Hilton Critchfield

Kay M. Crook

Dole Dolley

Fronk W. Dallon

Gordon E. Drake

Hyde E. Dunn

Keith D. Dalton

Arnold J. Dance

David K. Darley

Howard M. Davenport

Julian Davis

Mary Davis

Darrell Deem

Carl A. Dickerso n

Sherry Dunham

Richard B. Durrant

Rulon Dye

David Edlund

Donald T. Edvolso n

Gayle Evans

Gordon J. Ewing

Kodim S. EIBadri

Larry Elsner

Sheldon Eppich

Lee Erickson

Lynn J. Esplin

Bonnie Faddis

Marlin Fairbourne

Akron D. Forhod

LaRue Farnes

William H. Farrell

Ileen Firth

Jim Foster

Gwen Fisher

John Ford

Floyd R. Fox

Barbara Gaddie

Thiel Gamm

Mary Gardner

Keith Garrett

Thomas Geary

Claude Gibbons

David Gittins

Da vid Glover

Iris Godfrey

Myrle Graham

Robert Gray

Margaret Greaves

Adrian B. Grill

John Gunderson

Beryl Gunnell

Elmer I. Hagloch

Imogene Hamilton

Bonnie Hansen

Emma Lou Hansen

Geraldine Hansen

Lois Hansen

Yacoub Hindlyeh

R. Dean Harrison

Nena Hawkes

Richard Heckmann

Robert Heiner

Dan Hess

Berne Y. Herzog

luJean Hogan

Louise Holmes

Burt Howard

Glade Howell

Ronald Howell

Douglas Huber

Juniors 93 Eldon Hugie

Bill Hull

Larraine Hullinger

Allan Humphreys

Arch Hurst

Larry Hyatt

Allen Jacobson

l. Ga i I Johnson

Gloria Johnson

Weldon M. Hyer

Barbara Jensen

JoAnn Johnson

.~ Donna Rae Jorgensen

Ralph Keller

Valene Kelley

Luanne M. Kent

Bonita Rae Kerr

Taha Said Ismail

Dee I sraelsen

J . D. Jensen

Morgan Jensen

Sid Jones

Boyd T. Jones

Ronald Kirkham

Melvin Knight

/ Eleanor Knowles

Edris Larsen

Eleanor S. Kondo

Shirley Larsen

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Montain Kunz

Glen Larson

June Lacey

Ray Lazenby

Reed Langford

Homer LeBaron

Alton Larsen

Luana Lee

Don Ray Larsen

Margaret LeFlore

Maurine Leishman

Bert Lewengrub

Jeannine Madsen

Ray McQuire

Richard Mantlo

Norman Mecham

I Paul Morgan

Mamie Rae Lewis

Russell Marshall

Goldy Mehas

Mark Little

Jim Martin

Ashel Mellor

Robert M. Longhurst

Bill McFarland

Arlene Meyer

Palma Lundahl

Gail Madsen

E. Grant McMullin

Jack Mclea

Garth P. Monson

Richard Montgomery

I James Mortimer

Alice Moser

Theron Moss

Boyd Muir

Sharon Mumford

Howard Nebeker

I Murray C. Nichols

Nedra Nielson

Joseph W. Noble

Diana Nordman

Wenden Nye

James Heber Ockey

Donald Olsen

Juniors 95 J. ClYde Olsen

Melvin R. Olsen

Rita Mae Olsen

Norman J. Olson

Shirley Oveson

Orval Palmer

Keith Passey

Ri lIa Dee Payne

Everett Pea rson

Lane Pendleton

Arlo Rasmussen

Gene Rasmussen

Reed Painter

Lloyd L. Patterson

David Patterson

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\. Don Pennock

Boyd Pett

Brice Poulson

Lois Ray

LaMon Perkes

Robert L. Perry

John L. Phillips

Ferrell Pilkington

Ron Prudence

Clark Puffer

Boyd J. Redden

Mona Jean Reese

Larry M . Petersen

Glen Porter

Jeanette Pulley

L. Grant Reese

Robert Purser

Wayne J. Reynolds

Marilyn Rich

Afton Richards

Dawn Rae Rigby

Joyce Rinderknecht

Jeanette Ripplinger

LaRoe Robinson

Dick Rogers

JoAnn Rowell

"Stanley Schank

Ralph Sawyer

J Melvin Sharp

Mohinderjit S. Sidhu

Derral Siggard

Jim Slack

Philip Sorensen

Jerrold Spainhower

Charley Stearns

l. Dee Schneider

Anna Sedgwick

James Seely

Ray G. Slaugh

Lloyd D. Smith

Richard Smith

Vera Stevens

Glenn Stewart

Marlene Stewart

Jennett Swenson

Virginia Thackeray

Grant Thompson

Juniors

Jean Tingey

Dean Titensor

Howard Todd

Phil Sorense n Blue Key Sigma Chi Student Councilman

Mary Davis OneÂˇyear Councilman Kappa Delta Junior Prom Chairman

Burt Howard Junior Class President Brought us Flannigan Pi Kappa A l pha Blue Key

A rlene Meyer Ju n ior Class Secretary Kappa Delta ROTC Sponsor

Junior

Ruth Carl son U. B. Program Board Alpha Chi President Socials ROTC Sponsor

Vera Stevens Lambda Delta Sigma Student Body Secretary ROTC Sponsor

Palma Lundahl A l pha Chi Omega WAA Office rs AWS Junior Rep. ROTC Sponsor

Rilla Dee Payne Kappa Delt Phi Ups ilon Omicron Assoc. Editor of Buzzer

Personalities Arnie Gilbert Delta Phi Finance Chairman

Darrell Deem Bu zzer Ed ito r Blue Key Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Kappa Psi

Bill Hull Basketball Star "Center " Sigma Chi " Hootche Cootche" Dancer

Dick Waite Sigma Alpha Epsilon " Slaughter on Tenth Ave." Dramatics

June lacey KD Socials Buzzer Junior Class V . P.

Dean Vaterlaus

DWight Warburton

Paul F. Warner

Max W. Williams

Vernon L. Watki ns

Sharrel D. Williams

Wendell L. Weeks

Mahlon Williamson

Jonathan Welch

Reed Willie

Floyd Veibell

Barbara Ward

Lionel Welch

Wayne S. Willis

Allan Wahlstrom

Richard Waite

Irleen Ward

Doyle West

Virginia W. Winn

Paul West

Brookie Mae Winwa rd

Denzel Wiser

Marvin l. Wolfe

Marietta Woodward

Ronald J. Younger

Elmo Ann Zollinger

Mother, you almost broke the camera.

Go ahead , take it off.

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Students and Alumni compare shuffleboard skill on Un ion opening day.

Notice the balloon in the lower right-hand corner.

Johnny Ray made a fortune doing this .

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What price glory . . .

Toasting marsi1mallows over the remains of the girls camp .

"My Student Life ? "

A promise made is a debt paid.

Most active Aggie on campus.

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Lee Cantwell , Pres ident

Carol Bird , Vice President

Marilyn Soren son , Secretary

Sophomores

Gilbert Allen

Ke nneth As hton

Jo mes Athay

Helen Ba ll s

Clair Bankhead

Ray McKay Bateman

Lee Boothe

Robert R. Bowman

Janet Bates

Wayne Bosworth

Bart Nielsen Bradshaw

Fred Baugh

Albert LeRoy Bouwhuis

Steven Beal

E. L. Bennion

Annice Benson

Wayne Berry

Mark Blackham

Reid Blanchard

Theron R. Blazzard

Keenan Bone

Emma Jean Bowcutt

Nancy Ann Bowen

Joseph H. Bowers

Donald Wilson Bowles

Darrell Bradshaw

Charles H. Brinkpeter

Ralph Brisco

Norville Broadbent

Annette Brock

Beverly Brown

Carol Rae Brown

Fon Ray Brown

Janice Brown

Paul Brown

Sophomores

Thomas E. Brown

Wynn Brown

Don Budge

Barbara Burnett

Byron Burt

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Alton W. Buttars

Jack Buttars

Larry Buttars

Stewart Buttars

Arlene Call

Ward Cammack

Lee Cantwell

Maxine Carlson

David Carrigan

David Carter

Carol Chaffi n

Robert Chambers

Aldus Chappell

Cloyd Childs

George Chournos

Ana Mae Christensen

Janet Christensen

Jo Anne Christensen

Laraine Christensen

./ Gayle Christofferson

Lloyd Cope

Ralph Clark

Dianne Coray

Don Clawson

Jan Crabtree

Lc Vere Clawson

La Rue J. Crook

Maxine Clayson

Carma Croshaw

Charles Cochrane

Glen L. Curtis

Robert Colson

Lawrence Dahl

Ronald Dana

Reed M. Darley

Marvin Davis

Duane Dee

Stanley Defriez

Orthell Dennison

Marlene Diederich

Robert R. Diekhoff

Emma Lou Drury

Leah Dunford

Thomas J. Dunford

Van Dunn

Byron Durham

Reed Connell Durham

Glenn Eames

Glen Earley

LuJuan Earley

Jack Eastman

Carl Ebert

Boyd Edding

George M. Edlund

Jan Eggen

Frank Elder

Norman Erekson

Robert Evans

Blaine C. Fife

Charlotte Fisher

Donald Edwards

Udean Fellows

Regina Flal!'lmer

Leland Flinders

Ruth Evans

Duane R. Ford

Lorin Farr

De Ann T. Gaeth

Sophomores

Verlin Gardiner

Gordon Gibbs

Delemar Gifford

Delos Giles

Joseph K. Gi Igen

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Mirl Hocking

Arlen Hansen

Wayne H. Hansen

Lorry Haslam

Wayne Holmes

Collin Hunsaker

Edward Holt

Curtis B. Hunsaker

Treva Harper

Jock Hole

James Royce Harr

Audrey Harris

Carol Hopkins

Harold Horne

Blaine H. Hall

Dwane Hall

Gordon Lee Hatch

William B. Holt

Patricio Hurren

Charell Hutchinson

Ruel Hyer

Dione Hullinger

Rona Id Iverson

Roger Duane Jeffs

) Noami Jenkins

Bessie Goy Jensen

Ronald John

Bart W . Johnson

Gory Lee Jensen

La Berta Jensen

Roland William Jeppson

Willard Jessop

Robert Bruce Johanson

Charles Jones

Goy

Theda Kowallis

Lynetta

Marvel Rex lind

Jo~es

Kunz

Marlin Loosle

Blaine Johnson

Reed Jorgensen

Robert Lomb

Gloria Dione Lowe

Connie Johnson

Anno Marie Josephson

Coral Le Fevre

Ramona Madson

Freemon Johnson

Max Russell Keetch

Marion Lenhart

Richard Major

Kaye Johnson

Doris Keller

Peggy Lewis

Jerry Martin

Whitney Johnson

Frances Lee Keller

Charlene lind

Dorrell Manning

Sophomores

Glen Noell Marble

Florinda Mariani

Alton Mathie

Lazelle Matkin

Morga McBride

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Joan l e e Wil son Chi 0 KVSC Staff Writer Buzzer AWS Secretary

Cordell (Butch

Bart Johnson

Ca rol Bird

Basketball Ace Baseball

Kappa Delt Alpha Lambda Delta Student life Buzzer

Brown

Aggie Guard Sigma Chi

Sophomore Norm Olsen Bu zzer Pi K A Agathon

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Sidney Read ing

lary Porter

Kappa Delta " The Corn Is Green " KVSC Staff

Lambda Delta Sigma Heads Booster Committee Councilman

LeRon Johnson

Sigma Chi Football Socials Fran Shoup

Chi Omega AWS Veep El ections

Van Dunn

Pi Ka p Secreta ry Buzzer Spo rts Edito r Swi mm er

Nancy Bowen

Chi Omega KVSC Radio Stoff Assemblies

Personalities

Ro se Marie Wright

Lee Cantwell

Greek Gyrations Kappa De lta AWS Counci l

Pi Kappa Alpha Soph. Closs President Homecomi ng

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Lu R. McCarrey

.L Lynn Mecham

Susan Merrill

Valena Meyrick

Everett Morse

Bennie Mortensen

Kent M. Neeley

Ann Nelson

Kenneth Nelson

Geri Nielson

Carlon McCrory

Earl Raymond McKie

Richard M. McQuivey

Wilford Bishop Meek

Cherie Miles

Keith Mortensen

Robert Mortimer

Lorna Roe Nielson

Rolph Nielson

Nancy Norton

Norman Nuttall

Dione Nye

./ Barbara Olsen

Beth Olsen

Dan Olsen

Elliot Olsen

Marvin Olsen

Milton Olsen

Vincent Olson

Don Palmer

Ann Patrick

Donald Paulsen

Kent Payne

Barbara Pehrson

Fa rrell Petersen

Joseph Louis Peterson

Delwin Pond

Martin T. Pond

Kenneth Peterson

Larry Porter

Margaret Peterson

Stanley Peterson

William B. Pike

Joellen Pingree

Kent Paulsen

Delmar Price

Elaine Probert

Jerry Purser

Sidney Reading

Lee Ream

Gladys Reber

J Roger Ralphs

Charles Foster Reese

Sophomores Winston Reese

Janis Reeves

Joan Rice

Jay Rigby

Yvonne Rippon

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Sidney Roskelley

Carol Roundy

Sterling Russell

Dallas Sandall

Royce W. Searle

Jerry Sanders

Richard L. Sounders

Loran Savage

Howley Schoof

Dorothy Schick

Colder Schvaneveldt

J . Delmar Seely

Joe Seeley

David Shelton

Geraldine Sherwood

Francis Shoup

Robert Showalter

Dennis Simmons

DeWayne Simmons

Allen James Smith

Annette Smith

Gale Smith

James A. Smith

Lynn Smith

Marlin Sorensen, Jr.

Ranae Sorensen

Richard Sorensen

David Sorenson

Marilyn Sorenson

Caroleen South

Dona Stafford

Richard Squires

Hilda Stoddart

Eldon Stoker

La Ron Stoker

F. Reed Stalder

William Swapp

Wayne Stenquist

Samuel J. Tabshy

Marilyn Stettler

Glen C. Tanner

Gordon Stewart

Floyd Tarbet

!~ Willard J. Torbet

Eldora Thomson

Eleanor Toylor

Valmai Tolman

Robert E. Wallentine

Jack L. Taylor

LaDawn Thain

Robert Torgesen

LuAnn Traveller

Claude Troope

Farrell Jr. Wankier

Golda Webster

Glen Weight

Reed Thatcher

Arnold Thayer

Thomas Vaterlaus

Thomas Welch

Reid Thompson

Gordon Vaughn

Joycelyn Westover

Sophomores Charles R. Whipple

Shirleyann Whipple

Reese Whitaker

Boyd Whitby

Eleanor White

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Veonne White

Glore Whetman

Glenn S. Wilding

Dean E. Wilson

Leland Woodbury

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Elmo Joan Wilson

Joan Lee Wilson

Faye Winborg

Glen R. Winn

Donald Woodworth

Rose Marie Wright

Earl Reed Wyatt

Mark F. Young

Farrell Winter

Pot Zollinger

Lueve Winword

Rosalind Zollinger

Near -sighted I I I

Mush -

Mush

Th is is how you trop those vormits.

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Brent Hoggan, President

Ann Woodward, Vice President

Carol Felix, Secretory

Freshmen

Dole Abildskav

Eleanor Adams

Jerry Adams

lowry D. Adamson

Gerold Allen

Jaleen Allen

Phil Allen

William H. Allen

Carol Anderson

Douglas Anderson

Harold Anderson

lorry E. Anderson

Carma Aldous

lou Ann Allred

lawrence Anderson

Glen Alger

Sora Gene Allred

Marlow Anderson

Dionne Allen

John Ames

McRae Anderson

Sandra Andersan

Joleen Ashman

Ruth Mae Andrews

Curtis Austin

Norman Angus

Helen Austin

Yvonne Archibald

Frances Armstrong

Douglas C. Arnell

Kaye Bailey

Ralph Axtell

Charlene Arnold

Larry P. Bailey

/ Mau Dee Bair

Judith Ane Barker

Marcel Beckstead

LaRae Barkle

Martell Beeton

Gareth Baird

Ata Baker

Stanley Barrett

Jack Bates

Gerald Bell

Robert Bell

Barbara Ba ker

Nila Batty

Wayne Bell

Florine Ballif

Earnest J. Beaumont

Warren Bendixen

Barry Banta

Donald Beck

Barbara Bennion

Freshmen Marilyn Bentley

Zane Bergeson

Jacqueline Berry

Sami Besiso

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I Virginia Beutler

Cherrill Bi ndrup

Frank Bingham

Deloy Blotter

Karma Boserup

Charles Bowman

Tad Bingham

Ralph Blotter

Mildred Boskovich

Ethel Boy ington

Enid Bird

Gwen Bloxham

Roma Boudrero

Ross Bradford

Vaughn Blair

lawrence Bianucci

Beverly Bingham

Karma Blauer

Geraldine Bodrero

Dean Boggess

Barbara Bowcutt

June Bowcutt

Delma Brande

Mona Brandley

I Jack Bills

Beverly Bindrup

Carol Bingham

Mary Dean Blazzard

Bruce Bone

Farel Bowen

Marilyn Briem

Carol Bingham

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Robert Bliss

Bob Borgorhe

Jean Bowen

Seldon Broadbent

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Rea Brog

Jerry Broup

Shirley Brower

Frank Brown

Fred Brown

Wesley J. Bruderer

Rita Brunatti

Harry Brunson

Rollo Brunson

Elaine Buchanan

Wallace Budge

Patti Buehler

Glen Bunce

Julene Bunker

LeuWanna Bunker

William Burch

Evelyn Burnham

Dean Butler

Patricia Buttars

Renae Buxton

Dale BYingTOn

Marvin Bywater

Kendrick Campbell

Ray R. Campbell

Gerald Cannon

Dell O. Card

Blaine Coding

lona M . Carter

Joanne Carter

Garrett E. Case

David Broadhead

Freshmen Joyce Casper

Ray A. Cattani

June Chader

Carl Chenez

Carolyn Child

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\ John M. Choules

Patricia l. Christensen

Wayne Clark

Cecelia Condie

Stanley Clawson

Jeannette Condie

Tom Cliften

Max Conner

James Colby

Carolyn Conover

BeverlyChristensen

Garn Christensen

Ivan Christensen

Jene H. Coleman

Lorraine Collard

Varo Christensen

James Cole

Sara Cook

Gary Cooper

Margene Cornaby

Ralph Cortez

Joan Covey

Alvin Cox

Douglas Cox

Evan Cox

Dale Coy

Pauleen Crandall

Jay M. Cranmer

Lee Crawford

Marilyn Crawford

Nola Crook

Marilyn Corey

William Cox

Dean Criddle

" Ron Crookston

Jean Culbertson

Ralph Culmsee

Janyce Cummings

Janyne Commings

Vern Curtis

Jay V. Daines

Marva Daines

Robert Daines

Rodney Da Iton

Patricia Darling

Dee Ann Davis

Dexter Davis

Doreen Davis

Kenneth P. Deline

William A. Demos

Faye Davis

Otto E. Derr

Gerald Davis

Charles Dew

Richard Dawler

Winnie Day

Dean Dayton

Keith Dillard

De Von Doney

Bob Dongoske

Reid C. Draper

Clark Draper

Karen Dunn

Garry Dymock

Arden Edwards

George Edwards

Ayad EI Haig

Freshmen Allan Eliason

Richard Ellis

De Loy Esplin

Sherman Evans

Jay Facer

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Janice Finch

Kelley Former

Barbaro Farrell

Roy Ferrell

Carol Felix

Donna Ferguson

Beth Ferrin

Joy Fielding

David Finch

Nedra Finch

William Fishbaugh

Wolter O . Ford

Fronk D. Francis

Boyd Friel

Addie Fuhriman

Carol Fulkerson

Howard Funk

Jean Garn

Clarence Gdowski

Lynn Geddes

Bruce Goodrich

Harry E. Gourley

Spencer D. Griffin

Gene V . Griffin

Gorden Gunnel

Ronald Gunther

Jeanne Gustauson

Eugene Furniss

Glen Haddock

Kermit Haderli e

Gerald Hadley

Harald Hancey

Clair Ha slam

Larry Heap

Jerry Kerrick

Glades Hakes

Annette Hansen

Arthur Hatch

Wyoma Heckman

Pat Hickman

Miles Hall

Joseph Hansen

Carolyn Hatch

Norma Hector

Valko Hickman

Richard Hall

William Hansen

Lloyd Hatch

Kay Heinze

Bonnie Higbee

Jahn Halton

Gwen Harper

Robert Halverson

Helen Harris

Raymond Hatch

Michel Hawie

Leoyce Henderson

Dorene Hendricks

Cecil Hill

Annie Hamilton

Vernice Hillyard

Vernon Harris

Graham Hayes

Kent Hensley

Earnest Hobbs

Freshmen Lloyd Hogan

Robert Hogan

Brent Hoggan

Dee Hokanson

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Leota Hunsa ker

Wayne D. Hunsaker

Bobby Hunt

Laurel Holman

Lois Holman

Glenna Horrocks

Kent J. Hortin

Ross Howes

Carol Hunsaker

Don H. Hunter

Ivan Huntsman

Lucile Hyer

Shirlene Ingram

Joyce Holmgren

Richard Holt

Barbaro Israelson

Joy Jackson

Ned Jackson

Jacqueline Jacobson

Sharon Jacobson

Verdeen B. Jacobson

Fronk M. James

Reed O . Jeffery

Scott Jeffs

Eldon Jenkins

Williams Jennings

Alma DeVon Jensen

Bartell Jensen

Carolyn Jensen

Fred Jensen

Janice Jensen

Lorry Jensen

La Vonne Jensen

W. Neil Jensen

John Jepesen

Creig Jewkes

Ivan Jahns

Dayle Johnson

Elaine Johnson

Jerold Johnson

Jimmy Dean Johnson

Jo Ann Johnson

Koren Johnson

La Mar Johnson

Robert H. Johnson

Wolter Johnson

Carolyn Jones

Lorene Jones

Richard Jones

Beverly Jorgensen

Douglas Jorgensen

Rolph Jurgensen

Edwin La Var Judd

Eloise Karren

Robert Kempe

Georgene Kendrick

Reynold Kennington

Duane Kent

Josephine Kent

Nakhlele Khoury

Hyrum Killion

Louis Killpack

Marion King

Royce King

Beverly Kitchen

Shirley Knight

Ruth Knighton

Thelma King

Carol Kirby

Connie Kirkham

Audrey Kirton

Freshmen Anna Kyle

Earl Lomb

Lyle Lu Pray

Frederick Lamborn

A. J. Larsen

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Dan Larson

Elaine Larsen

Fenton Larsen

Pat Larsen

Clara Rae Leatham

Daniel Kai Lee

I Dill Lee

Richard Lee

Thurman Lee

Orma Linford

Marry Ellen Leishman

Albert Liston

Kathleen Lemon

Marilyn Low

Lewis Lepper

Janet Lundquist

Henry Earl Linder

Richard MacFarlane

Sherman Lindhardt

Mary Madsen

Marian Linford

Richard Magleby

Walter Jr. Marriott

Joyce Marshall

John Carl Marston

Dolores Marx

Loran Mason

Grant Mathews

Kay Mathews

Murry Matthews

Lucilla May

Carl L. Mayers

Pat McBride

Eugene McCrary

Bruce McCurtain

Ruth McDonald

Lorry D. McFarland

Derwin Merrill

Francis R. McGregor

LaMonte Micke lsen

Lee McGregor

Marion Millburn

Blanch McKell

Shirlene Milne

Roxie McMurtrey

James Mohr

Dwight Mendenhall

Anno Merens

Blaine Molyneaux

Dix Monroe

Dole Monson

Marie Monson

Philip Monson

Margie Montgomery

Marlene Moon

Irvin Moore

Kenneth Moosman

Margene Morris

Evon Morrison

Harris Mortensen

Verena Moser

Stephen Motto

Carolyn Munk

DeEtta Munk

Lee Ann Murdock

Milton C. Murphy

Vio let M. Notches

Roselyn Nebeker

Bonnie Neilsen

Clark R. Neilsen

Arthur Nelson

Freshmen SYdney Nelson

Laurence Neuberger

LaVoy Nichols

Delmont Niederhauser

Lorry Niederhauser

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Brent Hoggan Frosh Class Prexy Pi Kappa Alpha

Sydney Nelson Chi Omega Buzzer Section

Judy Barker AWS Reporter Student Life Staff Buzzer

LoVonne Jensen Alpha Chi Peppy Cheerleader Socials Committee

Freshman

Carol Felix Frosh Secretary Agathon New Kappa Delt Joleen Allen ROTC Sponsor Kappa Delta Buzzer

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Clint Holes Tenn is Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Kelly Farmer

Pi Kappa Alpha Agathon

Ann Woodward

Pat Preston

ROTC Sponsor Kappa Delta Freshmen V . P.

Snow King Winner of Downhill

Norma Hector

Kappa Delta Socials Buzzer

Personalities Diana Walker

Alpha Chi Student Life AWS Representative

Dexter

Davis

Student Life KVSC Announcer Sigma Alpha Epsilon

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Gloria Nielsen

Garth Norman

Nadine Oliverson

Robert Olsen

Arvill Pace

Vaunda Oliverson

J. C. Orme

Merri II Packer

Delay Olsen

Don Olsen

Olivar Orville

John Ospital

Kay Nielsen

Marion Nuffer

Gerald Olsen

FarelOwens

Lynn M . Nielsen

Colleen O ' Bryon

Geraldine Olsen

Richard B. Owens

Margene Page

/ .l... David Parker

DeVeri Passey

Richard Passey

J. Drexel Pate

Nephi Patton

Kent Payne

Trenna Lea Peeler

Pauline Perks

John Pehrson

Karl Peterson

Phyllis Peterson

/' Jay Platt

Weldon Poller

Patrick H. Preston

Donna Quayle

Billie Ralphs

Douglas Perry

R. R. Peterson

Richard Pouliot

Jeane Price

Jay Ramsay

George Perry

Terrell Peterson

SCOll Paulson

Prici 110 Price

Ida Lunn Ranzenberg

Arnold Petersen

Delan Pelt

Thelma Poulter

Carma Prince

Faye Rash

Kent R. Petersen

Franklin Phillips

Leon Povey

Gayle Probst

Clark Rasmussen

Dale Petersen

Lorin Pichett

Lynn Powell

Wilma Pulsipher

Joyce Reader

Freshmen 133 Jenice Reading

Helen A . Rees

Belle Reese

Beverly Reese

Monte Reese

Helen Jeon Reese

Mary Rhodes

Jack Reese

Sandra Richards

Ted Reynolds

Sandra Lee Richards

La Ree Rhodes

Jean Ricks

/ 1 /

JoAnn Riggs

Keith Riley

Lois Rindlishacher

Carol Robinson

Ealiene Robinson

Edwin Rogers

Ronold Rose

Leon Rowsell

Evan Rudd

Dave Ruggera

George Sample

Helen Sanford

Catherine Schiess

Kennard Schiess

Noel Schvaneveldt

LaPriel Seamons

Lynn Seamons

Robert Sears

Marian Sessions

Norman Sharp

Robert Shaum

Kazim Shawa

Carolyn Shields

Marlene Shields

Milan Roundy

Dale Saunders

Marlin Shields

Maralyn Shiffield

William Shinsel

lynn D. Shuman

Eleanor Slater

Duane Slough

Carol Silcox

Mary Susan Simmons

Wayne Sims

Arthur Smart

Clair Smith

Connie Smith

Patricio Smith

leonard Sorensen

Mark Sorensen

Montez Sorensen

Shirley Spackman

Don Shuper

.1 Peggy Slade

Clyde Sorensen

Marjorie Snyder

Shirley Sommers

Quinn Spencer

lavar Sprouse

Nancy Stollings

Carol Stanger

lone Stembridge

Carvel Stephenson

Bruce Stevens

Dorothy Stevens

Roy Stevens

Roy Stewart

Shirley Stewart

Dayna Stocks

Beth Stoddard

Charlene Stoddard

Freshmen Virgil Stratford

Allan Stuart

Max Sud weeks

laura Sullivan

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Dixie Summers

Joyce Sumsian

Suzanne Sums ion

Yard Sivain

Robert Tate

Duone Taylor

Dorothy Thatcher

Brent Theurer

Gary Thompson

McAldan Thompson

Ariel Thomson

Carolyn Thorpe

Thea Tolman

Bruce Veibell

Ben Toone

Joyce Wadswarth

Peggy Tueller

Robert Wagstaff

Glenn Turpin

Max E. Timothy

Alfreda Tuttle

Armand Tweedie

Richard Sutch

I Janet Walters

Joe Warr

Merrill Walters

Bob Ward

Mona Loy Watterson

Boyd R. Wecker

Dorrel Ward

Jim Weston

Elaine Ward

Carma Whimpey

Carolyn Whipple

Norma Lee Wight

Charlotte Williams

Elaine Williams

Jim Williams

Elaine Willie

Margaret Willis

Don Willson

Kent Wilson

Jim Winborg

Lorna Winborg

Verlene Winkel

Clara Winsor

Gay Winters

Nyman Winn

Jeanne Wirthlin

Ann Woodward

Ken Woodward

Larry Works

James Wright

Donald Wonson

Bill Wood

Freshmen Viona Wuthrich

Bob Wynn

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Howard McDonald, a noted educator, can look back on a long record of successes which began when he was a USAC student, class of '21. An education major, he taught math and was freshman coach for three years after he graduated. Later he accepted a teaching position in the San Francisco school system. He was promoted to deputy superintendent of San Francisco schools, and eventually became director of personnel with 3,300 teachers under his supervision. From 1945

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to 1949 he served as President of the Brigham Young University. He is now President of the Los Angeles State College of Applied Arts and Sciences. Dr. McDonald is a me~ber of Phi Delta Kappa, honorary education fraternity; a respected Boy Scout leader, Rotarian, and was listed in "Who's Who In America" 1949-50. He is active in religious life, having been a stake president. We extend to Howard McDonald a position of great esteem as an educator, an individual, and a friend of all Aggies.

Dick Headlee

Bonnie Reese

Marlon Haslam

Alpha Sigma Nu I

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I Alice Welti

Rod Jensen

I The eleven outstanding senior students, five boys and six girls, chosen each spring by the outgoing members. A collection of wheels, characters, and inteIIects, members are picked on the basis of personality and personal achievement. The Buzzer salutes these prominent students and wishes them continued success through service in years to come.

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Marian Neilsen

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Joyce B. Robinson

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Bob Turley

Vern Boiley

Rod Jensen

Blue Key

Ross Moson

Ted Simmons

Dick Merrill

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I Blue Key members are the twenty outstanding men students chosen from the upperclassmen by active members from applications submitted by aspirants. The real meaning of service is learned in assisting and supporting school functions. Each year they publish and distribute a student directory and during spring quarter they honor a freshman or sophomore fellow with the title, "Outstanding Underclassman of the Year."

Lloyd Clement

Dick Headlee

Brent Nash

George Mitton

Gary Richardson

Marlon Hoslam

C ompleted in the fall of 1952, the Union Building has become the headquarters for campus activities. C ombining the ball room and the sky room, student government and publications offices with a multitude of recreational facilities, the latest addition to the Utah State campus is a monument to years of planning and achievement. Union Build ing Board, l eft to Right : Preston Thomas , Dean Farr, Glen Blaser, C. D. McBride, Harold Dance , Dean Hubbard , Bonnie Reese, Dick Merrill, Lloyd A . Clement.

Union Building General Electric' s donation to the build ing is viewed by Glenn Blaser, Caro l Bird, and June Lacey .

Un ion Bu ild ing Prog ram Boa rd, left to Right : Don Bybee , Lloyd A . Clement, Carol Bird , Ronald Austin , Dick Merrill , Israel Heaton , Ruth Carlson , C. Jay Skidmore , Darrell Deem.

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Valee Worley

Wanda Griffin

Rosalind Zollinger

Spurs Arlene Call

Jane Vickers

Spurs .. , ready at a moment's notice I to lend a hand to any worthy cause. Theirs is a national service organization for Sophomore women, designed to cooperate for the smooth operation of many school functions. Assisting with Freshman registration, ushering at school plays, and selling programs at games are notable among their accomplishments.

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Vera Ogden

Nancy Hansen

Charlene Lind

ElDora Thompson

Golda Webster

Eugene Farnsworth

Don Polmer

Loren Phillips

Richard Magleby

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I I The Utah State Beno chapter of the Knights is part of a large National Honorary Service Fraternity. They are called upon for the performance of a multiplicity of duties, such as managing the Used Book Store and supervising the annual blood drive. Each year the LKo's hold a Beno Creep, at which time a "Spur of the Moment" and a "Knight of Knights" are chosen. The Knights know only too well the meaning of the word "service" and are proud of the fact.

Lee C. Ream

Rendering service to students, the Intercollegiate Knights manage the Used Book Store.

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Left to Right, Row One , Glen Haddock, Barbara Eleanor Knowles. Row Two: Dr. Wells Allred, advisor; Don Cook, Carvel Stephenson, James Mortimer.

Independent Students : I The Independent Students Association otters a means

of expression for those who are n ot affiliated with a national Greek letter organization on campus.

Cosmopolitan Club From many countries students come to our college to increase their education so that they might be of Left to Right, Row One: Prabhat Govindzi Doshi, Jaffar AISali, Anne G. Merens, Abraham A. R. Borakat, Mrs. Nasr in Assad, Darab Assad, Abbas Ali Manni . Row Two : Mohammed Amin Jaddoa, Charles Mortin, Alta M. Baker , Yacoub Hindlyeh , Mohinderjit Singh Sidhu, Sami M . Beiso , Dr. Joseph N . Symons, Dr . Therel R. Black, Kamal Khidher Alsahh, Kazim S. Shawa , Aiad Alhag, Ghany AI-Dakily, Mohammad Bashir Choudhri, Mohammad Abdur Ralique, Joseph Balal. Row Three : Mansoor Motamedi, Daniel K. Lee, Ghany Habbab, Ibrahim Abdullah Ziag, Abid Abdul Sadown, Ibrahim Suleiman Attour, Syed ir Rizvi.

greater service to various nations of the world.

Eileen Gibbons

VerNe II Thomson

Doreen Nielsen

Rela Wardle

Fay Larsen

Sybil Hoderlie

LaVon Stenquist

Alta Christensen

Pearl Cox

LuDean Nielsen

Georgio Lorsen

Helen M . Mouritsen

Ardyth Weber

Yvonne M . Ballif

Thelma Kunz

Beta Pi Clora Jones

Lenore Fellows

Marie Goff

This is a social and cultural organization, existing exclusively for returned lady missionaries; thrives on the mutual feelings about spirituality shared by the members. They meet regularly to socialize and compare notes on missions.

Barbara S. Boer

Vilate Tolman

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John Willis

Alton Mathie

James B. Allen

Dean Vaterlaus

Bob Everton

Seth S. Allen

Denzil Stewart

Glen Porter

Ross K. Clements

Gordon Vaughan

Paul Evans

Paul Warren

Jay D. McDaniel

Chuck Tate

Mel Clark

Dick Rogers

Keith Garrett

Donald Neville

~arold

Horne

Vincent Jorgensen

Kay V . Fellows

Garth P. Monson

Robert Perry

Jack L. Cragun

David K. Darley

Allen Stephens

Berne Herzog

Arnold Dance

Delta Phi Paramount in the minds of the L.D.S. returned missionaries on the Utah State campus are the ideals of service to the individual, his religion, and his school. Boasting leaders in student government, the Delta Phi's participate in many extra curricular activities. Their record dance and sleigh ride were numbered among the successful events; highlighting their year was the Dream Girl Formal and winning of open house.

LaMar Hansen

Keith Matheson

Mack Tueller

Merlin Whatcalt

Geary V . Thomas

V irgil Carlson

Bert D. Muir

Ken Woodward

Allan Humphreys

Homer LeBaron

Max Jensen

Dan Bickmore

William Farnswo rth Jr.

John Griffiths

Dayle B. Tanner

Shirl Bunting

Roy Stewart

Arlen Hansen

Bert Chr istensen

Martin T. Pond

Robert Forsberg

Don C. Hunsaker Introduced at the Dream Girl For mal were JoAnn Forsgren, Dream Girl and Barbara Olsen, Judy Bar ker, attendants.

Selecting records at the Dance are Pres. John Willis , Girl JoAnn Forsgren , and man Bill Farnsworth.

Lambda Delta Sigma

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Left to Right, Row One: Kathryn Colman, Joan Sealy, Shirley Walker, Dea n Titensor, Maurine Leishman, Barbara Gaddie, Don Bybee, Shirlene Griffith, Marlin Fairbourn, Dr. W. W. Richards, Mrs. W. W. Richards, LuAnn Traveller, Theda Kowallis, Dick Rogers . Row Two : Vern Colman, Raymon Sealy, Valee Worley, Charell Hutchison, Elaine Larsen, Lanetta Kunz, Udean Fellows, Janis Reeves, Laraine Christensen, Eva Sorensen, Leah Dunford, Gayla Stevens, Faye Winborg, Veloy Abrams, Marlene Butters, June Rohde, Rela Wardle, LuJeanne A ll en, Barbara Gibbons. Row Three: Mack Tueller , Warren Je'nsen, Joe Baugh, Cleve Winkle, Thomas Vaterlaus, Max Jensen, Don Korth, Charles Last, Charles Nelson, Jay Risenmay, Ralph Spraker, Lloyd Pierson, Merle Cunnington, Ralph Parkinson, Gay le Madson, Genevieve Fonnesbeck .

PHI CHAPTER Left to Right, Row O ne: Gayla Stevens, Vallee Worley, Charell Hutchinson, Elaine Larsen, Diane Allen, Vera Ogden, Lorraine Allred. Row Two: Naomi Jenkins, Vaunda Oliverson, Caroly n Munk, Rosalind Zollinger, Emma Lou Drury, Afton Richards, Beverly Kitchen, Marva Stevens, Elaine Allred . Row Three : Clara Beth Winsor, Arlene Parry, Marilyn Mower, Jo Ann Rowell, Elma Zollinger, Verle ne Winke l, Evelyn Burnham.

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ALPHA CHAPTER Left to Right, Row O ne : Tom Brown, Shi rl Bunting, Ralph Holt, Ward Cammack, Brya n Du rha m , Ra lph Parkinson, Gai l M adsen , Roland Jeppson , Corydon Bagley, Cha rl es Ingha m . Row Two : Reed W yatt, Va l Rob erts, Jay Facer, Ken Ashton, Ross Howes, Donald O lsen, Delon Petf, Norman Ed w ards, A rthur Ne lson, Robert Wagstaff, Vard Swain.

UPSILON CHAPTER Left to Right, Row One: Nodine Fowler, Charlene Lind, Annice Benson, RuLena O ' Driscoll, Mrs. Wendell O. Rich, Loraine Christensen, Lynetta Kunz, James Reeves, Udean Fellows, Anna Marie Heyrend. Row Two : Jeanette Kunz, Carol Ann Roundy, Sharen Mumford, Imogene Hamilton, Gladys Reber, Robena Porker, Myrle Graham, Margaret Peterson, LaBerta Jensen, Kalae Knight, Cecil Ripplinger. Row Three: Valene Kelly, Barbara Israelsen, lone Stembridge, Marva Daines, Lorene Jones, Myrna Nelson, Beth Olsen, Luana Lee, Marlene Moon, Addie Jean Fuhriman, Shirlene Griffith.

DELTA CHAPTER Left to Right, Row One : Jay Fielding, LeGrande Allen, George Adamson, Dr. Eugene Campbell, Jay Risenmay, Ralph Spraker, Charles Nelson, Cleve Winkel, Freeman Johnson, LaVar Abrams, Reid Draper. Row Two : Earl Faulkner, Marlin Fairbourn, Clyde Nielson, Spencer Falslev, Clayton Fair bourn, Kenneth Nelson, Dean Titensor, Terry Jones, David Adamson, Ivan Huntsman. Row Three: Lynn Mecham, Dale Rindlisbacher, Lloyd Pierson, Dan Workman, Keith Naegle, Joseph Warr, Robert Johnson, DeVon Doney, Larry Larse n , Rober t Fl etcher.

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CHAPTER _ Left to Right, Row One : Veonne White, Finch, Mrs. W. W. Traveller, Theda Kowallis, Ju ne Rhode, Ba rb ara Ward, Diane Hu ll inger, Kay Lu geu anna. Bunker, Julene Bunker, Roxie M cMu rtrey, Bonnie Lou Ho bbs, Roma Boudrero, aret Willis, Suzanne Sumsion, Phyllis Peterson, Lorna Nielson, Mona Loy Watterso n,

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GAMMA CHAPTER - Lef t to Right , Row One : Leland Preece, David Donohoo, Kermit Haderlie, Wilford W. Rich, advisor, Merle Cunnington, Dick Rogers, Mock Tueller, Ceci l Bown, Cleve Bolingbroke, Robert Waldro n . Row Two : Mel Condie, Don Bybee, Robert Torgeson, Fred Jensen, Ted Walker, Roy Briscoe, Ro lph Briscoe, Cha rl es Kunz, Wilford Snow, Kay Fellows. Row Th ree: Glade Calker, Stan Schank, Richard So unders, Derwin Merri ll , Lyn n Kimball, Clair Wyatt, Reed Walker, Grant Owens, Andrew Bybee, G lenn Haddock, Bob Co lson, Don Cook.

OMEGA CHAPTER -

Left to Right, Row On e: Dorothy Hubbard, Doretta Leishman, Carolyn Janes, MauDee Bair, Elaine Word, Ba rbara Gibbons, Pat Christensen, Jeanne Nob le, No la Crook, Joon Johnson. Row Two: Vo lm a i To lma n , Helen Harris, Anna Kyle, Caro l Hopkins, Charlene Benson, El inor Fuhriman, Do rot hy Bishop, M axine Bow ler , The lma Pou lter, Lorraine Mi ll er, Lois Hansen, Nancy Hansen, Gera ldine Bod rero, Fl o rine Ba ll if. Row Three : Gwen Fisher, Priscilla Price, Eldora Thompson, Marietta Woodward, Mary Stott, LaRue A llen, An n N elson, Yvonne Ballif.

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NU CHAPTER - Left to Right, Row O " e : Burt Miner, Dorothy Mi ner , Wa rren Jensen, Kathryn Colema n, Vern Colem an, Joa nn e Jee ly. Row Two : Wi ll ard Lindsay, Lorna Lindsay, Eva Bentley, LoVer Bentley, N e lson Ca rdo n , M a ry Lou Ca rdo n .

CHI CHAPTER Left to Right, Row One: Hilma Orton, Carolyn Jensen, Faye Winborg, VeLoy Abrams, Marlene Buttars, Rela Wardle, Mary Ellen Leishman, Pauline Perks, Clara Rae Leatham. Row Two: Gloria Ann Nielsen, Maxine Clayson, Marion Nuffer, Marion lindford, Gwen Harper, Jeanette Pulley, Bevelyn Toombs, Earlene Robinson, Dixie Summers, Lucile Hyer, Helen Austin. Row Three: Maurine Leishman, Nadine Roberts, Audrey Kirton, Lucilla May, Jeannine Anderson, Editha Carlson, Joan Wardle, Elaine Carter, Lois Rindlisbacher.

BETA CHAPTER Left to Right, Row One : Spencer Griffin, Brent Theurer, Robert Longhurst, Max Jensen, Dr. W. W. Richards, Don Korth, Charles Last, James Hunter, Ross Clements, LeRoy Barker, Herold Horne. Row Two: Dean Wilson, Ralph Clark, Thomas Dunford, Jay Daines, Keith Matheson, Reed Boothe, Thomas Vaterlaus, Ashel Mellor, Dean Vaterlaus, Max Wallentine. Row Three : Ken Woodward, Arnold Thayer, Donald Carroll, Clarence Carroll, Albert Carroll, Kent Payne, Glenn Porter, Richards Sorensen. Joe Baugh, Gary Jensen, LeRoy Bouwhuis , Dale V. Coy, Paul Tingey.

~AU CHAPTER _

Left to Right, Row One: Thea Tolman , Janice Kloepfer, Shirley Walker, Genevieve onnesbeck, Leah Dunford, Eva Sorensen, LuJean Allen, Wilma Pulsipher, Lorraine Collard, Varo Christensen. Row Two: Virginia Thackery , Roselyn Nebeker, Reggie Flammer , Gay Winters, Viona Wuthrich, ~osephine Kent, Joan Bingham , Norma Lee Wight, Evelyn Kaehler, Yvonne Archibald, Laurel McEntire, essie Gay Jensen. Row Three : Gayle Lucherini, Bonnie Hansen , Angela Seeley, Carol Anderson, An~ette Hansen, Carol Bingham, Shirley Knight, Ruth Knighton, Jeanne Wirthlin, Marlynn Nielsen, Thelma unz, Barbara Gaddie.

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Daken K. Broadhead enrolled at Utah State in 1924. Interested in business, he majored in marketing. He was active in school activities, being junior class president, manager of Student Life, member of Student Executive Committee, Alpha Sigma Nu and Sigma Nu social fraternity. Graduating in 1928, he worked for Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp., Morning Milk Company, Safeway Stores, Inc., and became president of Allied Record Manufacturing Company. He has been active

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in various clubs and organizations since his college days. He is now serving as Executive Assistant to the new Secretary of Agriculture, Ezra Taft Benson. "The wholesome student and community atmosphere existing at Utah State, along with the integrity and high caliber of the faculty, the well integrated course in my field of activity, and the opportunity for growth through student activities, have enabled me to achieve my objective and have contributed 10 any success which I may have had.

Joan Munk

Carmae Sorensen

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Council is the governing body for the "Girl Greeks" at Utah State. Advised by Dean Farr, they instigate the Fall Work Shop, the annual Pan hellenic Circus, rushing rules, the All-Greek-Ball, and the entertainment trips to Hill Field Hospital. Working together for unity and co-operation, the members of Panhellenic learn to serve. Colleen Nielsen

Darlene Nelson

Barbara Jensen

Jan Eggen

Joyce T. Chaurnos

Gayle Christofferson Work Day

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Say "Cheese. " Fred Bertoldo

Interfraternity

Ken Doring

Larry Ha slam

John L. Phillips

Norm Olsen

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velvet glove," IFC integrates and governs all activities of Utah State fraternities. The council is made up of two members from each fraternity with the president chosen by rotation. Advised by Dean Whitesides, IFC seeks to promote good will and interest among fraternities and other

Andy Hays

Clair Berntson

Ron Austin

school organizations.

Craig Bate

James P. Kelley

James Slack

Kappa Sigma

" Whi ch one has the 'Old Ma id ' ?"

" Ah , come on . .. no one will ever know ."

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" The ole piano-roll blues . . "

" Don 't just sta nd there . . . come in."

Kappa Sigma displayed their ingenuity with their novel Homecoming float. Gained a reputation for combining "know-how" with a "will to win." Transform their members into the Rogues of Sherwood Forest for the annual Robin Hood party. Select a Star and Crescent Queen to reign over numerous social events. Believe in setting their goals high, and then achieving them.

Fred Bertoldo

Steve Krmpotic

Dick Kubock

Fred Critchfield

AI Empey

Fred Pickren

Jomes King

Eugene Farnsworth

John Phillips

Keith Naegle

Sam Maurer

Don Pincock

Bill Vasilias

William Workman

Richard Magleby

Florindo Mariani

Harry Willmore

Theron Moss

Kay Nielsen

Eldridge Webb

Gory Ball

Jerry Adams

John Jepesen

Ralph Culmsee

Robert Griffiths

Richard John

Arnold Stringham

Goldy Mehas

Sh irleyan Whipple

Carol Kennington

June Chader

Margaret Sutton

Ethel Boyington

Margaret Steffenson

Helen Whitney

Merlene Shie lds

Frances Lee Keller

Nancy Hillman

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I Theta Upsilon, proud possessors of the honor of being the premier national sorority at Utah State. Though small in number, they abound in ability. Went to the Bible for their motto, "Let there be light." They live for their sorority, and proudly announce that their pin was selected by the National Panhellenic Council as the most beautiful of all Greek sororities. Help support the Beresa College for underprivileged children in the South.

Who is the kiljoy with the book?

"Mirror, mirror on the wall . . "

" But we are studying

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I Sigma Pi lack a house but that is all. Unexcelled at throwing parties. A congruent lot, bound together by a sense of loyalty and respect for e~ch other. Identified with the elaborate Orchid Formal where members introduce their Orchid Queen. "Now hear this

Onos Dougherty

Ross Wh ite

Kent Taylor

Bob Venable

George Rolfe

Karllwertz

Edwin Stephenson

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Homecoming Queen . .. a rare combination of beauty and intelligence . . . selected by popular vote ... she reigned over all activi; ties with regal finess.

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Most Preferred Man . . . . his ready smile, good humor, and congeniality won for him the hearts of many maids . . . pride of the

SAE's.

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Junior Prom Queen ... born under the star of beauty ... lighted by a warm friendliness ... added another jewel to her crown as the foresters' "Daughter of Paul."

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RITA SCHIFFMAN - Star and Crescent Girl 0/ Kappa Sigma . .. possessor of winning' charm and personality.

JACKIE JACOBSEN - Sweetheart 0/ Sigma Chi . . . a picture of poise and stately beauty . . . lover of the finer things in life.

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Sigma Nu Girl ... claims a quiet charm and a fragile beauty which won for her a White Star and the hearts of the men from the castle.

CAROL NIELSEN - Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen 0/ Hearts . .. took first place on the Sig Ep popularity poll . . . a magnetic personality . . . deserted her books and Aggieland for matrimony.

LA RUE FARNES - Dream Girl 0/ Pi Kappa Alpha . .. object of many an admiring glance ... a petite beauty ... a combination of the best of darkness and ligh t ... good things come in small packages.

JENNETT SWENSON Orchid Queen 0/ Sigma Pi ... constant attrac~ tion to a large circle of friends . . . de~ lightful conversationalist ... attractive and feminine.

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Open house Queen . .. claimed a position rightfully hers . . . ruled over the men of muscle and brawn ... her smile and wit do more than justice to the white sweater she wears.

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Snow Queen . . . earned the right to rule over the Winter Carnival through her skill on the waxed boards and her personal charm.

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Snow King . .. and rightfully so ... a whiz on skis ... his personality makes him a king in his own class ... has friends and admirers galore.

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Rex Nelson

Dick Motta

Robert Dean

Datus Maughan

Elmer Larsen

Donald Eves

Dee Steffensen

Dean Barton

Vernon Watkins

Bob Jensen

Ronald Buchanan

Joe Reynolds

Darrell Deem

Cornell Rudd

Wallace Nielson

Stan Schwartz

Gordon Stock

Donald Staheli

Merri II Boothe

Burton Howard

Carl Nelson

Steve Worthington

William Holt

Jerry Nelson

Dale Behunin

Van Dunn

Norman Olsen

Hal Davis

Joe Nelson

Clyde Baugh

Sidney Jones

Glen Winn

Willard Jessop

Larry Hoslom

Delwin Pond

Bob Chambers

Farrell Wankier

Dick Mantlo

James Seely

Ross Allen

Blythe Ahlstrom

Lee Cantwell

Richord Squires

Ronold John

Lewis Knudson

Chorles Jones

Dorwin Crezee

Boyd Wecker

Maurice Baker

Pi Kappa Alphal

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Merrill Packer

Sid Jensen

Carl Ebert

Reese Whitaker

Carvel Magleby

large in number, endowed with capacity and capability. Utilize originality and have trophies to prove it. Monopolize class officers, Agathon and journalistic talents. Boast of an amphibian bus and vanishing doors but are capable of dishing it out in return.

Robert Mortimer

Lanny McLean

Richard Mac Farlane

Murray Mickelson

Donald Bowles

Ed Rogers

Glade Leavitt

Robert Daines

Tad Bingham

Brent Hoggan

Clifford Andreasen

Keith Jorgensen

Ken Hansen

Jack Buttars

Heber Whiting

Steve Motta

Larry Wright

Leroy Scott

Glen Weight

Richard Lee

Thomas Buchanan

VerNon Harris

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Joyce B. Robinson

Glora Whetmon

Sora Gene Allred

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Dixie Rowlins

Sondra Williams

Carolyn Quinney

Koren Johnson

Nancy Stollings

Marion Nielsen

Pauline Tote

Janice Jensen

Carma Browning

Marva Pointer

Gloria Ann Nielsen

Mary Davis

Iris Godfrey

Eloise Karren

Carol Felix

Addie Jean Fuhriman

Jalee n Allen

Bl anche McKell

Dee Ann Davis

Joanne Carter

Carma Whimpey

Jean Culbertson

Ruth Andrews

Ann Woodward

Norma Hector

Margene Morris

Margene Page

Loi s Holman

Carma Prince

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I Kappa Delta around the clock: reigning over social events, launching campus political careers, winning dance contests, showing scholastic prowess in classes, belles of the ball. Strive for that which is "honorable, beautiful, and highest"; achieve it too. Girls of the emerald and pearl. Look to Richmond, Virginia for their National philanthrophy, aiding crippled children. Are all smiles when someone mentions their new chapter house.

Shirley Brower

"Come on out ,

rush week is over."

Marian Milburn

'Twas the night before test week , ..

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Andy Hays

Gary Richardson

Jack Mclea

Bruce Clyde

Bill Creer

Clair Bernston

Jim Harris

Ray Bedke

Jack Taylor

Jack larsen

Clair Rasmussen

Floyd Davis

Marcus Jensen

Max Sears

Tim Caraher

Dick Merrill

Jack Bickmore

Sigma Alpha Epsilon I

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Bob Blamires

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Don Johanson

Don Ray larsen

Charip.s Pocock

Jerry Hansen

colorful in their own right, place Violet above others. Known for cleverness, aces at entertaining, picking pledges and personifying personality. Planning a new home on the hill. Revel in doing the unexpected; accomplishing the impossible annual ]aloparee, pledge breakfast.

Gary Carver

Lloyd Cope

Bryce Poulsen

Dave Critchfield

Tom Brown

Jack Hill

Ben Toone

Ray

Nephi Patton

John Olsen

Jerry We lker

Chorles Cochrane

Kent Harris

Bill Scheer

Tom Lewis

Paul Olsen

Kay Warthen

Ron Rose

Ross Bradford

Ted Reynolds

Alton Hoffman

Gordon Johnson

Dexter Davis

Harold Story

Don Davis

Vol Ferrin

Nei I Beckstead

Keith Riley

Bill Wood

Don McCarey

Ted Knowlton

Dick Smith

Don Beck

Jack Reese

Wilford Meek

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Alice Welti

Neeltje Eggen

Paula Stanger

Gaynell Johnson

Faye Chambers

Ann McDonold

Corine Jerman

Ruth Ann Simmons

Maxine Tripp

Palma Lundahl

Nena Rey Hawkes

Edris Larsen

Joynie Siddoway

Donna Rae Jorgensen

Ruth Carlson

Lois Ray

Jan Eggen

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Marlene Stewart

Lou Ann Checketts

Marian Lenhart

Jean Tingey

Peggy Millward

Donna Charlesworth

Marilyn Stohl

Morilyn Rich

Bonnie Faddis

Valena Meyrick

Audrey Griffin

Charlene liljinquist

Lois Peterson

Marlene Robinson

Sue Miller

Mary Ada Gardner

Caroleen South

Ann Jones

Judy Deline

Orma Linford

Sue Simmons

LaVan Jensen

Sandra Anderson

Jeane Bowen

Bette Reese

Delores Marx

Carol Stanger

Jackie Berry

Shirley Thomas

DeAnn Wilson

Bonnie Neilsen

Donna Quayle

Diane Walker

Lou i se Go rff

Carol Fulkerson

Alpha Chi Omega

Helen Reese

Alpha Chi Omega with its politicians and queens, got the year off right by capturing the most outstanding float award at Homecoming. Big boosters of the Cerebral Palsy Fund. To help realize their motto, "Together let us seek the heights", they moved into a new home on campus hill two years ago. Sponsor yearly a turkey dinner and a barn dance. Get their dads together for a feast each year. Wide awake, the Alpha Chi's know where they are going.

"Anyone for tennis ?"

Jenice Reading

Joyce HOlmgren

Carol Hunsaker

Barry Flenniken

Dole Jasper

Ted Simmons

Roy Hlavaty

Pleasie Moore

Donald See

Paul Jones

Bob Burgene r

Don Simis

Conrad Lorso n

Alan Nelson

Neil Herrick

More Bell

Bruce Davidson

Berdean Jarmon

Gordon Ashcroft

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Knowles

Lionel Welch

John Milrot

Dean Hurd

David Fausett

Sigma Nu

Sigma Nu, "Men of the Castle", boast of their scholarship cup, annual Chaunticleer, outstanding entry in the Homecoming parade, and their Swing Sing performance. Count the student body prexy among the ranks. Musicians, thespians, athletes, scholars - a diversified, yet harmonious group. Claim to have a dungeon and secret passageway under the castle.

Charles Lawrence

Robert Diekoff

Jerry Sherratt

Jim MacDonald

Karl Kenney

Dix W. Cloward

Nord Wilkes

Walter Marriott

Jerry Herrick

Carl Cheney

Milt Olsen

Jarvis Andersen

Dean Dayton

Grant Smith

Wayne Edwards

Bevan Bradshaw

David Parker

Duane Kent

Jack Hale

Max Blackham

Doug Hunter

Hal Williams

Richard Bardwell

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Chi Omega II I I I I I Chi Omega, lay claim to the college intellectuals. Extremely active, they sponsor the annual Xmas Carol, present a musical, and are perennial contenders for trophies at Homecoming. The X and horseshoe girls scatter pillow feathers and rub sleepy eyes at their annual "Owl's Prowl". Renowned for originality and spirit. Are eagerly laying plans for their new home, soon in the construction stage.

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Becky Adams

Vira Beth Rabsan

Ruth Green

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Judy Smith

Jan Gardner

Donna Lee Young

Emma Lou Hansen

Lorna Walker

Gloria Johnson

Marilyn Cherrington

Marlene Clawson

Jean Zollinger

Janice Judge

Jaan Lee Wilson

Jolene Ahlstrom

Fran Shoup

"Pass the cement .. . no one is going to steal this one ' "

Marilyn Sorenson

Joan Carlson

Mary Rhodes

Pat Hurron

Laura Sullivan

Helen Sanford

Hilda Stoddard

Valene Kelley

Eleanor Slater

Mary Jean Simis

Carol Robinson

Ileen Firth

Little did they know she is wearing asbestos corn plasters.

Karol K. Pike

Connie Kirkham

Treva Harper

Peggy Niel son

Peggy Slade

Patricia Hickman

Ann Patrick

Jan Crabtree

Dorothy Stevens

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Arlo Hyde

Garth R. Christensen

Albert Heggen

Richard Wheeler

James S. Cochrane

David Rider

Donald Dunkley'

Richard D. Heninger

James P. Kelly

James Rogers

Robert McConville

James P. Slack

Robert l. Schultz

John Angotti

Carl Casaleggio

Bruce Peterson

Philip Williams .

Loren Bohner

Jack Eastman

Keith W i nschell

Richard Baier

Lorin Farr

Donald Hoft

David Shelton

Richard Parker

Charles Brinkpeter

Anthony Kamand

Dona Id Pearson

Herman Schwarzrock

Dale Smith

Kenneth Lynn Peterson

Earl McKie

John Moore

Caleb A. Shreeve

Thomas Cracas

Lewis F. Lepper

John Fornoff

Jerry Johnson

John Hoare

Frank Librizzi

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Roger Jeffs

Don Smith

John Ospital

Francis Morawetz

Take it easy, boy!

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I Sigma Phi Epsilon, respected member of Utah State's Greek world. Shout the praises of SPE at their annual Sweetheart Ball. Transposed their huge rock house into prize-winning material during Homecoming. Look to the East for members and claim to have the world champion spaghetti makers. Progressive, determined, the Sig Eps live up to their high national name.

" No, I don't know 'Dirty Lil' ,"

" Whot! One pinch of arsenic ? "

"Second verse . . . same as the first . .

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Pat Jensen

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"Home was never like this I"

"Just what I 've been looking for . . . a used microscope."

Lucy Larsen

Robena Parker

Joellen Pingree

Barbara Pehrson

Colleen Sperry

Fawn Moore

Jennett Swenson

Eleanor Fuhriman

Janet Bates

Nedra Finch

Bonnie Kerr

Naomi Jenkins

Jean Hoelscher

Lorraine Christensen

Janice Brown

Mary Dean Blazzard

Gayle Christofferson

Annette Brock

Audrey Harris

Diane Coray

Elaine Probert

Muriel Barker

Yvonne Ri ppon

Kaye Johnson

Dorothy Schick

Marilyn Stettler

Doreen Davi s

Frances Armstrong

Frances Maher

Charlene Arnold

Julene Bunker

Sharon Jacobsen

Rea Brog

Jeanne Noble

Janice Finch

Sarah Cook

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Ross Mason

Jerry Alvord

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Armond Cadol

Julian Davis

Robert Moss

Scott Hansen

Dick Lewis

Dale Ream

George Prestan

Verlin Gardiner

Bill Wagner

La Veri Laney

Preston Thomas

Clyde Evans

Dallas Sandall

Duane Slough

Henry Tingey

Wa ll y Budge

Lawrence Neuberger

Ronnie Smith

Richard Connon

Max Timo thy

Steve John

Ma rk Sorense n

Jock Parson

Lorry Kennington

Tim Ronz io

Dwight M enden ha ll

Boyd Da twy ler

Devere Wa tkins

Sherman Evans

Ted O l iver

Fronk Francis

Roy Purser

Dick Williams

Je rr y Connon

Ted Ram sd e ll

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"Gee, just like Miss America !"

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William B. Ward, majored in journalism when he attended Utah State. While a student here he was active in journalistic activities, being both editor and business manager of "Student Life" and editor of athletic publications. Graduating in 1940, he went on to do graduate work at the University of Wisconsin . After various jobs and free lance writing, he accepted the position as head of the Department of Extension Teaching and Informa-

published in 20 years dealing solely with agricultural journalism. It is entitled "Reporting Agriculture: Through Newspapers, Magazines, Radio, Television." "Journalism is a fast-moving challenging profession," states Mr. Ward. Nowhere in life can a prospective journalist get better practical training or the feel for journalism than from helping with campus publications. It was while I worked on 'Student Life' at Utah State

tion at Cornell University. He has written the first book

that I learned the true value of journalism."

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Le ft to Right, Row O ne: James Mortimer , Ivon Wall, Monte Merrill, Dorrell Deem, Glade Howell, and Don Edva lson. Ro w Two : Mark Neuberger , H. Reuben Reynolds, and Carlton Culmsee.

Publications Council M iddle : Monte Merrill, student council representative and Dean Culmsee discuss the publication and distribution of the Scribb le. Lower Left: Professor Reynolds shows Glade Howell how important on effective layout is in deve loping a successfu l yearbook theme . Lower Right : James Mortimer, editor of Student Life, shows Dean Culmsee on example of the work produced by the "Life" stoff,

Hilda Stoddart Blue Book Editor

Vern Bailey Directory Editor

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I I With the purpose of acquainting new stud ents with "who's who" and "what's what" at Utah State, the Blue Book acted as a ready-reference for bewildered freshmen. To Hilda Stoddart goes the credit of preparing and editing the book. Distributed Fall Quater, the Student Directory represented the efforts and services of members of the Blue Key fraternity. Edited by Vern Bailey, it proved to be one of the most wanted and sought after publications in Aggieland.

Vern Bailey and George Mitton look on as Keith Anderson makes use of the Student Directory.

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George Mitton Associote Editor

Pat Williams Feature Editor

Eileen Gibbons News Editor

Top: Dean Vateriaus, Ivon Wall, and Robert Evans handle the business section with professional efficiency.

Middle: Ann Patrick, Bette Reese Rose Marie Wright, and Jenice Reading check the society section. Bottom : James Mortimer, Jeannine Madsen, Pat Williams, George Mitton, Eleanor Knowles, and Eileen Gibbons. Right Middle: Editor James Mortimer contemplotes the work ahead in completing the next issue of the paper.

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Ivon Wall Business Manager

Dean Vaterlaus Asst. Business Manager

Left to Right: T. Brown, M. Merrill, R. Nebeker, M. Rhodes, D. Walker,

D. Quayle, K. Matthews, N. Kimball, R. Clayson, and J. Barker.

Student Life

Student Life appeared every Thursday to enlighten us on the past, present and futu re of campus life and activities; was the successful result of staffers' diligent news-hunting effort; rocked the school with laugh ter to the tune of th e famous "Student Lies."

Left to Right: Andy Hays, Dexter Davis, Rod Jensen, Gory Blodgett,

Bill Green, and Steve Huffager comprise Student Life sports stoff.

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lloyd Cl ement

Asst. Business Manager

Tom Brown

Advertising Manager

Glade Howell

Business Manager

Kenneth Ashton, Norma Hector, Lois Ray, Loraine Swanger, Bonnie Reese, and Carol Fu lkerson added their respective ta lents to Buzzer Business Staff.

Selling ads offered a definite challenge to wouldbe-salesmen Joan Lee Wilson, Barbara Jensen, Kenneth Ashton, Laura Sulliva n, and Connie Ki rkha m.

Rilla Dee Payne Associate Editor

Janice Burton Associate Editor

[)arrell Deem Editor

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I "Learning to serve" became a by-word as Buzzerites realized how applicable the 1953 Buzzer theme was to the successful completion of a yearbook. Staff members attacked the job of recapturing a year at Utah State with zealous determination. Their year was marked by repeated efforts to meet deadlines, which meant many hours of writing, drawing, cutting, fitting, checking, and re-checking. Time for relaxation was taken out of the busy schedule as students learned the identity of school personalities at the annual Buzzer Ball. From advertising to editing, each job opened up a new channel for rendering service.

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\ Jerry Sherrall Artist

Francis McGregor Artist

Don Edvalson Photographer

Kay Crook Photographer

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Section Editors Carol Bird

Sydney Nelson

Pat Williams

Dianna Walker

Van Dunn

Margene Marris

Danna Roe Jorgenson

Au drey Burgin

Joan Lee Wilson

Norman Olsen

Anne McDona ld

Margaret Greaves

Miley Furgis

Jeannine Madsen

Judy Barker

Pat Hu rren

Judy Barker, Sydney Nelson, Francis McGregor, and Ruth Schick check through their sections of the book for final publication. Koren Johnson

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Varo Christensen

The Buzzer

.""':;:i...,_ _ __ ... Diona Walker, June Locey, Jerry Sherratt, Ja leen Allen, and Carolyn Thorpe apply talents and abilities to the learning of service and co-operation. Pot Hurren, Carol Felix, Glade Howell, Margene Morris, Lorna Mason, and Addie Jean Fuhriman contributed their port to the completion of the Buzzer.

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LeRoy A. Blaser, Editor Executive Secretary and Director, Alumni Affairs

The Aiumnusl

I I I I IThe "Utah State Alumnus" is

the official publication of the Utah State Agricultural College Alumni Association and will now become your liaison member between you graduates and the college. Your active membership in the association will afford you a great many opportunities to serve and support your college and perpetuate the friendship and associations which you enjoyed while on the campus. The Alumnus will bring you each month of the school year the Aggie notes, campus activities and reports, and alumni chapter activities in your locality so that you can participate with other Aggie alumni. We welcome you into our ranks and realize that you will always welcome your campus messenger, the Utah State Alumnus.

Top: LeRoy A. Blaser, Executive Secretary; w. W. Gardner, President, USA C Alumni Association; and D. A. Skeen, Past President pose for camera.

Middle : Members of executive committee: LeRoy A. Blaser, George D. Clyde, W. W. Gardner, D. A. Skeen, and Mrs. Bess ie Austin Merrill discuss the Alumnus editorial policy.

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Bottom : Editor LeRoy A. Blaser and Assistant Editor Margaret Fjelsted giving the Alumnus the final proof before publication.

Hilda Stoddart, associate editor and business manager, pokes and ponders over her type writer.

Eleanor Taylor and Pat Clark take care of the last minute jobs before the magazine goes to print.

Vern Bailey, Editor

Scribble

Under the editorship of Vern Bailey, the Scribble staff broke the traditions of the strictly literary magazine published in previous years, to inject bits of humor and special student features into each issue. Staff members learned the true value of service as disconnected words, phrases, and pictures were transformed into an attractive publication.

Hilda Stoddart, Eleanor Taylor, Vern Bailey, and Pat Clark discuss the policies of the Scribble.

Proving that you can "si t down on the job" and work too, are A. Beus, N. Wight, and N. Boudrero.

Left to right: H. Stoddart, E. Taylar, N. Wight, R. Boudrero, V. Bailey, P. Clark, and A. Beus.

In 1914 there graduated from Utah State an agronomy major and a reserve officer. He is today one of the world's foremost specialists on tactical aviation. This twinkle-eyed guy, loved and respected as "Uncle Joe Cannon," won his fourth star as a full general in the United States Air Force last year, thus climaxing an adventurous and honor-laden career. General John Kenneth Cannon, twice commander of all U. S. Air Forces in Europe, took over command of the fabulous

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Berlin Airlift in October 1948, and in March of 1950 was made commander-in-chief of all the Air Forces in Europe. As head of the Allied air arm in the Mediterranean Theater during World War II, General Cannon received the eulogy of Britain's Winston Churchill for his adroit direction of all air powers in the theater. It is men like this, who, with an unselfish desire to help others, go forth in the world and make an everlasting impression on the sands of time.

Alice Welti

Judy Smith

Margaret Sutton

Pat Brown

Marcia Fitzgerald

Peggy Millward

Bonnie Reese

Jolene Ahlstrom

Marian Nielsen

Jeannine Madsen

Paula Stanger

Vera Stevens

Marilyn Deschamps

Neeltje Eggen

Ruth Carlson

Diane Tueller

Mary Davis

Palma Lundahl

Arlene Meyer

Virginia Webster

Joyce Barkle

Beryl Gunnel

LaRu e Farnes

Rose Marie Wright

Cherie Nelson

Joon Wilson

Helen Bergeson

LoDawn Thain

Anna Lou Nuttal

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Fran Shoup

Nancy Bowen

Lou Ann Checketts

Marlene Robinson

Co lleen N ie lsen

Darlene Nelson

Marilyn Crawford

Jean Bowen

Joan Cavey

Sandra Anderson

Joe Ann Farsgreen

La Vanne Jensen

Sandra Lee Richards

Eloise Karren

Jaleen Allen

Sue Simmons

Cherie Miles

Nancy Stallings

Jacqueline Jacobson

Louise Garff

Ann Woodward

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Marian Beveridge

Joyce Holmgren

Janice Jensen

Patti Buehler

Jan Crabtree

Marian Nuffer

Norma Heeter

Learning to serve their school, their fellowmen and their country are the military minded coeds - the Sponsors. Commanded by Lt. Col. Alice Welti and Major Church, the girls made a trip to Fresno, California, sponsored a fashion show, a banquet, ushered at games and assemblies besides drilling at various important events.

Sponsors Sponsor Staff, Seated Left to Right, Row One: Judy Smith, Alice Welti and Bonnie Reese. Row Two : Marian Nielsen, Paula Stanger, Neeltie Eggen , Margaret Sutton and Marilyn Deschamps .

Elmer Haglach

Albert W. Davis

James Abate

Morton Brann

Scabbard and Blade

Glade Howell

Claude Keller

David Fausett

Jim Slack

Richard Heninger

Pleasie Moore

Ray Purser

Donald Lee

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I I I "Th e trame . d l'lve, t h e untrame . d d'Ie. "

Such is the motto of Scabbard and Blade, a National Honorary Military Fraternity. It is composed of advanced R. O. T. C. students. These boys form a place in the military and civic environment of their future.

Ronald Austin

This military fraternity serves the R. O. T. C. department by promoting interest in military affairs and performing numerous small tasks.

Bob Burgener

Gene Rasmussen

Carl Casaliggio

John Olsen

Rex Jensen

Delbert Killion

Stonly Defriez

Earl Ti ngey

Duane Richardson

Marvin Johnson

Pershing Rifles I

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J. Rona Id London

Ronnie Gunther

Robert Kempe

Leland Preece

I"Wise is th e man who safeguards his future by learning to preserve his country." Pershing Rifles follows this simple but important sentence. Their founder was General John J. Pershing, commander of the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I. They strive hard to live up to their patron's military tradition. Kay R. Campbell

Elmer Hagloch

Reed Draper

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Members of Arnold Air Society are proud to belong to an organization named after the commander and chief of the United States Air Force.

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I I The newest organized Members of Arnold Air Society take the oath that binds the member~ of the organization together.

military fraternity on the campus, the Arnold Air Society, was named after General Hap. Arnold, commander and chief of the United States Air Force. It consists of forty-three military minded citizens who are learning to defend their country and preserve democracy. Each quarter they sponsor a flying trip to various air force bases as well as a dance at the Hill Field Airforce Base Officers Club. Only one year old, they have accomplished much toward promoting better officers in the U. S. Air Force.

Our pilots devote four years of their life, learning, training, waiting - ever ready to give their last full measure of devotion to the freedom they so dearly cherish.

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An R.O.T.e. company at ottention. Just how mony of these men will have an opportunity to use this experience? We pray none. but hope they have learned it well.

Army

Often called "West Point of the West," Utah State is proud of her R. O. T. C. program. The

" Be thou clean as well as wise.

Field practice was part of the summer program.

College offers two years of basic training and two years of advanced instruction. Every year the institution graduates some four hundred and fifty commissioned officers, each one knowing that in a world of confusion the powers with military experience survive.

Air Force is only one of the three branches that ore offered to the boys of u. S. A. C. Artillery and Quartermaster are the other two branches.

Boys at Nellis Air Force Bose in Nevada.

Air Force

How often down through the years men have dreamed of flying like the birds. Now it is a reality. The Air Force R. O. T. C. division of U. s. A. C. became a separate unit under their own command In 1949, although they had been on the campus before that time under the Army R. O. T. C. More than seven hundred cadets are enrolled under this program. The chief aim of the Air Force is to instruct the cadets to fly.

" Forward march ." Boys in the Air Force learn to march as well as fly.

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Presiding at the 2nd Session of the Permanent Agricultural Committee of the International Labor Organization at Geneva, Switzerland in August of 1947 was Dr. Lowry Nelson, at present of the SocIOlogy department at the University of Minnesota. He is a graduate of Utah State who served later as director of Utah Agricultural Experiment Station and who has become an internationally known author of books and articles on sociology. Looking back over the years he spent at Utah

life. "As a member of the great sisterhood of LandGrant Colleges and Universities, Utah State has always been characterized by an educational climate where, as the college seal declares, 'Labor is Life,' and the common pursuits of life are given a dignity corresponding to their importance. Such a climate enters the minds and hearts of students, inspiring them to a dedicated service to their fellowmen. It has always been my hope that I might live up to - perhaps beyond - these expecta-

State, he speaks of them as the most inspiring of his

tions."

The Chi 0 house become a chuckwogon to win for them another trophy . SPE championed the Greatest Show On Ea rth to win the inter . froternity competition.

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Pi Kappa AlphoÂˇs Roning Special , one of the outstanding floats ot the parade, failed to railroad the Aggies to victory .

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Dove Gittens, Chairman

I Utah State's Homecoming celebration featured visiting bands, a queen contest, a parade, a pep rally and a football game. The queen, Marilyn Crawford and her attendants, La Rue Farnes and Shirlene Griffith, were introduced at the pep rally. SPE's and Chi O's won trophies for their house decotations. Colorado A & M put a momentary damper on the fun by beating the Aggies 27-7. So now, after an exciting round 'of dances, football games, and parades we fold up our memories along with dilapidated house decorations and queen trophies for another year.

Mast original float honors for Homecoming parade went to the Chi O's,

SPE's float followed out their house decorating theme, "n:e Greatest Show on Earth ",

lambda Delts chose a timely autumn theme around which to bu ild ,

Alpha Chi's garnered best all around float honors with their creation,

Members of the committee are, left to right: Ruth Shick, Donna Roe Jorgensen, Margaret Greaves , June Lacey, Judy Barker.

Don Ray Larsen was voted " Most Preferred Man " on Aggie campus. Bob Chambers and Gloyd Stanton were alternates.

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choosing of "The Most Preferred Man" is the purpose of the ann ual Preference Ball. It is traditional for the girl to ask her "most preferred" fellow to this dance. Mary Helen Tweedie presented Don Ray Larsen with a trophy and a large portrait for being chosen the most "Preferred Man" in Aggieland. Bob Chambers and Gloyd Stanton received runners-up honors.

J erry Ch ristensen calls fo r his date, Judy Barker.

Mary He le n Tw eedie presents Do n Ray Larsen with the "Most Preferred Man " trophy.

Th is da nce gives the girls a chance to get a date with the boy of their dreams.

Assemblies II

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I The Sigma Nu assembly typified many. Like others, it showed the split-second timing, countless hours of practice, careful planning, and the observance of details that produce a first rate assembly. The service to Utah State which the various organizations have shown in presenting assemblies is all the more impressive when the little remuneration they receive is considered. Bruce Davidsan, Larry Larsen, and Rube Edwards prepare ta take ta the warpath.

"Unhand me, you villain'" Jerry Herrick and Lewis Edwards in a melodrama.

Diz Hurd screams as Frankenstein lalias Connie Knowles) takes after him.

---. Odel Christiansen, Bevan Bradshaw, and Karl Kenney dabble in magic.

Dix Cloward sings to "Andrea Hayes," better known as Don See.

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"Give 'til Your Chest Swells," was the theme of the Campus Chest drive. The "Chest" annually collects funds to contribute to polio, tuberculosis, Red Cross, Cancer and other worthy fund campaigns. During an assembly the services of some college officials were auctioned off, for a price, to perform various and sundry duties. A sweepstakes trophy was awarded the group that raised the most during the campaign. Committee members were Joyce Barkle, Don Bybee, Marion Nielsen, Mary Ada Gardner and Margaret Fletcher.

P.resident Madsen shines a student 's shoes to raise money for the annual chest drive .

Brush ing up on her housekeeping lore before being auctioned off, is Dean Leah Farr.

An auction was held as part of the activities. Dean Cu lm see gives a comic reading.

Appearing for the first time at Utah State, Mert Draper's orchestra played for the Buzzer Ba II.

Buzzer Balli

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of the Buzzer Ball was to present the '53 personalities at Utah State. Thirteen students were chosen from each class by popular vote of the student body. Planned around the theme "Marquee", the music for the dance was furnished by Mert Draper's orchestra. A large Buzzer, containing the names of the personalities, was used to introduce them during the intermission. Chairman of the "Ball" was Rilla Dee Payne. Helping her were Patti Buehler, Varo Christensen, Van Dunn, Jackie Berry, Addie Jean Fuhriman, Jerry Sherratt and Pat Williams. Pat Williams, Joan Lee Wilson and Rilla Dee Payne look at some of the "Buzzer" decorations.

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A.large replica of the Buzzer. containing the names of the personalities, was opened during the intermission.

Dave Fausett, Chairman

An Aggie skier takes to, the air.

The Slalom takes much skill and endurance.

Winter Carnival

The only thing needed to make the annual Winter Carnival more successful was a little snow. Because of the lack of snow, activities were held at Beaver Bowl in Logan Canyon. Winter Carnival included snow shoe races (on the grass), skiing events at Beaver Mountain, and the "Snow Ball." George Engar and his IS-piece orchestra furnished the dancing music. Alice Welti and Pat Preston were chosen to reign as king and queen of the event.

Resting while they await their turn on the tow are these Carniva l enthusiasts.

Myriads of snow patterns were made on the slopes of Beaver Mountain as skiers rode up the tow just to come down again .

Ralph Flanagan 's nationally renowned vocalist Harry Prime provided music for

Burt Howard, Junior closs prexy, Jolene Ahlstrom, and LaRue Fornes watch as LaVon Brown, Miss Utah , crowns Arlene Meyer Junior Prom queen.

Junior Prom

Mary Davis, Prom Chairman

With exquisiteToyalty, visiting pulchritude, an orchestra of national renown, a new, spacious, ballroom and "It Might as Well Be Spring" theme, the class of '54 presented the annual Junior Promenade. Nine coeds competed for the title of Junior Prom queen. LaRue Farnes, Jolene Ahlstrom and Arlene Meyer were selected as the three finalists at the Prom assembly. Chairman for the affair was Mary Davis. She was assisted by Jim Slack, Marilyn Rich, Emma Lou Hansen, Don Bybee, Sidney Reading, Bonnie Fadis, Donna Charlesworth, Jim Mortimer and Phil Sorensen. Miss Utah, La Von Brown, crowned Arlene Meyer queen of the Prom during the intermission. This Prom was the "first" to be held in the new Union building and the "first" time for Flanagan to play in Logan.

Rope climbing was one of the competitive sports. Here a member of one of the participating organizations tries his skill.

Palma Lundahl, junior physical education major was crowned queen of the affair. Her attendants were LaVonne Jensen and Joe Ann Forsgren.

With fraternity and club decorations as background material, a Utah State Aggie displays his muscular ability in the weight-lifting division.

All Openhouse activities were under the direction of Dick Motto, student intramural manager.

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Kurt Owens, president of Delta Phi, receives the winning trophy for Openhouse from Dean Jacobson.

Open house activities included competition between cI in such activities as relays, wrestling, weight lifting

Openhouse: I

I I I I IDelta Phi fraternity reigned as overall champions of the 20th annual Intramural Open house. Palma Lundahl, junior physical education major, was crowned queen of the '53 event. Attendants were Joe Ann Forsgren and LaVonne Jensen. Delta Phi's received a total of 452 points. Pi Kappa Alpha, defending champs, massed 384 points. Engineers took the Department League with 253 points, while Kerr Hall got 297 points to win the Club League. Feats of skill, acrobatics, obstacle races, basketball, special demonstrations and specialty numbers were all part of the festivities.

Abdol Hajaab, member of Iron ' s 1948 Olympic team, performs a special demonstration on the parallel bars,

Two fraternities try their skill at crawling on their knees as they ploy " knee " basketball.

Some of the military men look over plans and discuss some of the aspects involved in decorating the ballroom for the dance. This yeors Military Ball will be directed by Ruth Carlson , Alice Welti , Bonnie Reese, Maxine Tripp , Dale T. Fletcher , Dean Hurd , Don Simis, Ted Simmons , Dix Cloward, Don Tuft, Larry Monroe. During the intermission precision drills were performed by Pershing Rifles and the Sponsor drill team . Here is one of their formations.

Military Ball

I I I I I I Governor and Mrs.

Bracken Lee were featured guests of the 60th annual Military Ball held in the new student Union building. Themed around "Operation Starburst," the dance was the combined product of all military forces at Utah State. Intermission activities were performed by Pershing Rifles and the Sponsor drill team.

Neeltje Eggen, Bonnie Reese and LaRue Fornes do some fancy stepping in preparation for this years Military Boll.

Sponsor Colonel Alice Welti greers GOII ernor and Mrs. Lee who were honore. guests at the dance.

Seen choosing the best dress for the Agathon Fashion show are its busy cO'chairmen, Neeltje Eggen , left, and Alice Welti .

Marilyn Purser tokes down a telephone message for Don Staheli.

Norm Olsen, Mary Ado Gardner, Allen Stephens and Carol Felix plan another event.

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Dove Gittins and Bob Chambers smile as they recall the Agathon of lost year.

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At one of their many meetings, Neeltje Eggen, Alice Welti, Carol Felix. Sidney Reading go over many of the problems that must be solved.

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Chairman Allen Stephens points out to Mary Ado Gardner, Ronald Jon, Ross Allen, Joe Nelson, how they can most successfully plan for Agathon.

Eldo n Drake, Advisor

Agathon

Agathon, which originated at Utah State last year for the purpose of introducing our college to high school seniors, proved to be one of the biggest events of the year. The educational fair included a fashion show, a ta lent assembly, exh ibits of all kinds from every department in the college, dedication of the Union building and another dance and another name band. Many a h igh school senior was able to see more clearly just what Utah State had to offer.

Ross Allen

Mary Ado Gardner

Joe Nelson

Kalae Knight

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When the village boys tried to discourage her project by acting up, she took them in hand.

Carma Croshaw, as Miss Moffat, was a spinster who tried to raise the standards of a mining village.

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I Set in a Welsh mining village, "The Corn is Green" tells of an English spinster who settles in the village and starts a school for the boys of the neighborhood. Directed by Prof. Floyd T. Morgan, it is a three-act comedy written by Emlya Williams. Scenery was designed by George Tanner. Cast included Carma Croshaw, Miss Moffat; Ruth Green, Mrs, Watty; Sydney Reading, Bessie Watty; Philip Flammer, Morgan Evans; and Cecil Wells, John Owens.

Morgan Evans, a student, shows promise and Miss .',,\offat tries to do everything possible for him.

A board-"r in Moma ' s house reads to members of the family and other guests,

A love scene from the p lay in nothings to Katheri ne Coleman.

"I Remember Mama~' I

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J John Van Druten's play,

"I Remember Mama," was the Utah State theatre's second production of the season. Directed by Prof. George Tanner, the play was staged differently than any other produced at the college. Staging was accomplished in five different stages. Lights, however, were only focused ?~ one stage at a time. Stars were Barbara Gaddie as Mama; Jolene Ashman as Katrin; and Edwin Rogers as Papa.

Con n ie Phillips. David. Barbara Gaddie over the plight of Cecil W ells.

Jolene Ashman w orry

John Mason Brown Internationally eminent guest lecturer

Ted Gordon Active in secondary education curricular activities

Leora Thatcher Recognized New York Theatre actress

Douglas Kelley Leading American psychiatrist

Arthur G. Miller Physical Education teacher at Boston U.

Paul A. Bonifas Internationall y known in ceramics and pottery

Summer School,

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I For many years. the Summer School has achieved significance extending far beyond the borders of the state. Since 1924 visiting educators have come each year from many different parts of the nation to supplement the resident faculty in special fields. A wide

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variety of short courses, institutes and workshops to meet the needs of special groups are scheduled. The cool summer climate of Cache Valley, the variety of recreational opportunities, the campus and educational facilities of the college, all combine to make Âˇ the summer at USAC a hugh success.

Each year in connection with the Summer School program, outstanding senior girls from high schools throughout UTah come to Utah State where they attend the "Gi rl 's State" convention. Here they learn the policies of good government.

Guest actress Cansuello Young is shown with Vosco Call and Philip Sorensen in a scene from the Summer Theatre Workshop production, "Th e Lady 's Not for Burning. "

Ma ry He len Tweed ie, President

Joan Lee Wilson, Secretary

Fra n Shoup , Vice President

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Working hard on one of their public relations projects are these members of AWS .

.ogan Canyon, where students hold many of their parties, hikes, lr just go riding when the load at school becomes too heavy.

Le f t to right: Janice Burton, Judy Barker, Alice Welti, Diana Walker, Joan Lee Wilson, Mary Helen Tweedie, Fran Shoup, Rose Marie Wright, Nora B. Thurgood, Shirlene Griffeth, ~nn Nelson.

Girls from one of the mony chapters dish up ice cream and sandwiches for a party.

Enjoying a canyon party and also the food are some mighty hungry Lambda Delts.

Lambda Delta Sigma Activities II I I I lOne of the largest social and cultural organizations for many students is Lambda Delta Sigma. This group sponsors many unusual activities for its members such as the Sweethearts' Ball, canyon parties, winter quarter banquets, 4-chapter parties and exchanges.

A large crowd of chapter members who like to dance are see taking advantage of the large dance floor of the Institute .

Marlin Fa irbourn, Shirlene Griffeth, Eileen Gibbons, sec.; John L. Willis, pres.; Dr. L. G. Noble, advisor; Jafar AISafi, Jack Gaspar and Lowell A. Douglas.

Student Religious Council

Aim of the Council is to help students become more aware of the need for religion in life and promote harmony between faiths. They sponsor an Institute, a guest speaker, an assembly, a sunrise service.

A couple of Blue Key members look over the old Wagon Wheel won this year by the Aggies.

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Featured vocalist Harry Prime.

Appearing a second time with the orchestra were the Young Sisters.

Ralph Flanagan, leader of the nation ' s No. 1 orchestra.

The ROTC Brigade stands at attention during Agathon.

A future Aggie gives out with some torch singing.

These gals would make some former a good wife.

Football had just started to blossom when young Elmer Ward enrolled at Utah State. He had a yen to play so he tried out for the varsity team. He found the sport exciting and challenging and decided to make it his extra-curricular activity. In 1934 he was chosen AllAmerican. After graduating in 1935, he played football with the world champion Detroit Lions. At present he is Chief of the management office, Utah General Depot.

"I am humble in my gratitude to Utah State for the opportunities it has given me. It permitted closest association with fellow students, faculty and the community. You become an intimate and vital member of a society that prepares you for your post graduate life. - Utah State provides a rare opportunity for every undergraduate to take his place in the world. It is up to us to take full advantage of this opportuntiy. I am proud to be an Aggie graduate."

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George "Doc" Nelson, Trainer, Wrestling

Ralph Maughn, Football, Basketball, Track

Gordon Porter, Tennis

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Ralph Cavalucci Earl lindley Dave Cragtharpe LeRon Johnson Jack Hoare Rod Coster

Referee signals touchdown as unidentified Stater assisted by back Jack Hill finds pay dirt.

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Roning's single wing the Aggie footballers showed exceptional spark and ability. The opening of the conference loop found the Utags favored to end the season as one of the top three teams. Although the Staters didn't finish in the upper bracket they did portray the brand of football that provided a constant threat to favored opponents.

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Junior Bybee Carl Ebert Tom Larinet Kent Harris Dale Gardner Ted Ramsdale

Defensive guard Wes Christensen says " stay down boy , your not go i ng anywhere. " Carl Ebert stands by to make sure .

Ace back Hal Garner makes final attempt to gain that all im portant first down as a Colorado Ram moves in to end it all.

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Montana U of Wyoming Colorado A & M U of Denver Brigham Young U of Utah U of New Mexico

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A fleet Cougar ball carrier skirts Aggie line far a substantial gain.

Willard Jessop Tom OÂ·Mally Bud Paul Del Ray Campbell Datus Maughn Reese Whitaker

Eli Keolanui Barry Fleniken Matt Trontel Hal Garner Wes Christensen Charles Hatch

Defensive tackle Larry "Moose" Montgomery and his team mates move in to make sure this Colorado Ram stays down.

mutters Captain Dale carrier is thrown for a loss .

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John Karnick Loyd Bledsoe Larry Montgomery Joe Cipolla Dale Jasper Darwin Brown

All -conference end George Hotchkin prepares to gain extra yards.

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" Nobody leaves here ' till I get that ball, " Aggie explains to downed ball carrier as he proceeds to tip him on his head.

" Hell , give me a chance, " utters Colorado A & M ball carrier as he is on the verge of being smothered by a host of Utag linemen.

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Ivan Allred

The colorful 1952-53 Utah State Aggie basketball team, holders of first place in the Holiday Basketball Tournament in Madison Square Garden and coached by Cec Baker, are the proud holders of 3rd place in Conference play.

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BYU Wyoming U Colo. A & M Utah Utah BYU Montana U

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Wrestling Team, Row One: Dick M otto , Boyd Wh itby , Coa ch George " Doc" Nel son , Ralph Park inson , T. K. Na kamura . Row Two: Bi ll Ferrell, Da tus Maughn,

Ma x Grun ig , Murry Mathews , La rr y Montgomery, Gordon G ibbs, Lynn Yeates .

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I The law of averages must have caught up with "Doc" Nelson and his boys, for his wrestling team finished out of the money in Skyline standing for the first time in many a year; but the Ags don't give up so easily. With the inspiration of the conference meet coming up and Doc's expert coaching the Utags will show their competitors that they cannot be bounced out of the running so easily.

Swimming Team, Row One: John Marshall, Douglas Perry, Cal Quinney, Stan Peterson. Row Two: Larry Hansen, Ernie Hartman, Dale Kilburn, Jack Smith, Coach Tod Carlini .

Aggie challenges Aggie for conference trials.

Swimming Team

I I I I I Although Coach T od Carlini's tankmen didn't garner a first place in their three conference meets, they repeatedly displayed the brilliance that denotes championship stock. With but four lettermen back to carry the bulk of competition, they did themselves proud by placing second in the conference meet held at the Intermountain Indian School at Brigham.

Left to Right, Row One : Eddie EI Hag (Ca ptai n). Kim Wahed. Row Two: Jack Hi ndyia, Kasim Sha ura, Abass Shezel b ash, Sami Biseso. Row Three : Don Lee, M ickel Hawie, Jae Hobbah, Yaser Sha u ra, Kadri Khordieri .

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The Utah State soccer team has been acclaimed perfectionists by many, and through the years they have been holders of numerous state and conference titles_ Soccer is one of the sports in which foreign students excel. Exciting to watch, the game promotes color and enthusiasm on the quad during the summer and fall months.

The old form is comi ng bock .

Ace broad jumper in action.

Up and over for near record leap.

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Aggie racket men.

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In preseason drills the Golf and Baseball teams showed possibilities of being tough competitors. We hope they came through.

It olways looks easy.

Left to Right, Row One: Dick Hodges, Floyd Davis, Pete Sparreboom, Barry Flenniken, Jim Harris . Row Two: Dick Lewis, John Dawson, Don See, Lou Gehring, Ben Yokomizo, Fred Larsen. Row Three: Coach Everett Faunce, Rod Coster, Ballard Larson, Bob Millard, Ray Hlavaty, Dave Shelton, and Keith Winschell.

Each year editors ask us to help them create a yearbook that will really be an " eyefull" -

something different.

To make a yearbook that is just "different" is no great accomplishment. To make it " different " and a colorful, exciting, meaningful eyefull, is.

Congratulations to you, Darrell Deem and your entire staff for a job well done. We have enjoyed working with you.

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Index and Advertising A Ab.ee. J.mes John ... _......_.......................... _...61 Abdulk.dir. Yosif B. ........... _......................... 75 Abildskov. D.le P........ _...... _...................... .118 Abr.ms. Olive V . ....... _.. _.._...... _.. _...90. 151

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Ivan W.lker ................... _....... 256. 257 Lou Ann ....... _...... _.............. _.......... .118 S.r. Gene ....... _.. _.......... _.......118. 178 Val Dee White ............................. .1 04 Jaf.r ....... _...... _...... _...... _.. _................. 75 K.m.l Khidher ....... _...... _...... _.28. 75 Jerry Thom.s ....... _........................... 192

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C.rol ....... _...... _.......... _...... .118. 152 Clyde Benson ....... _.......... _.. _.. .104 Daryl ....................... _....................... 56 Dougl. s Fred ....... _.......... _........ .118 H.rold Edwin ... _.............. _...... .118 J.rvis Lynn ... _.......... _...... _.._.. .185

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Buchanan. Elaine Joy .................................... 121 Buch.nan. Ronald Lavere ... _.. _.. .26. 91. 176 Buchanan. Thomas Niel ................... _....... 177 Buchmiller. Max Kay ...................................... 74 Budge. Don .................................... 105. 256. 257 Budge . Gibbs SCO tt ........................................ 192 Budge . Joyce Maria ................. _... 77. 140. 178 Budge. Wallace Blaine ........................ 121. 193 Buehler. Patti .......................................... 121. 183 Bunce . Glenn Winford ................................ 121 Bunderson. Ernest D .......................... _... 51. 91 Bunker. julene ................... _... 31. 121. 151. 191 Bunker. Kene Edward ...................................... 77 Bunker. Leuwanna ................................ 121, 151 Bunting. Shirl H ...._............ _.......91. 149. 150 Burch. Willi.m R . ............... _......................... 121 Burgener, Owen Robert ....... _......................... 77 Burge ne r, Robert Ernest .............................. 184

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Bob Fr&.,k ... .. .......... 123 Donohoo. Daved Owen ........... .153 Doolittle. Howard Emery ......................... 78 Doring. Ken ............................. .157. 161 Dorst, Howard Earl .. ...................... 16 Doshi. Prabhat G. .. .... 51. 74. 146 Dougherty. Andrew M .................. .52. 78. 161 Douglas. Lowell Arthur ...... " .............. " ....... 243 Downey. Carolyn Ruth ................................... 78 Downey. Jim C. ..............................53. 78 Drake. Gordon Eugene ................................... 92 Draper. C lark Reid .............................. .123. 151 Draper. Reid C. .... ........... 123 Drury. Emma Lou .107. 150 Duda. Teddy Micheal ................. 61. 123 Duke. Janet ....................... " ............. " ...... .123 Duke. John Ga rfield . .. .................. 78 Dunford. Leah ............................. .107. 150. 152 Dunford. Robert Moroni .............................. 148 Dunford. Thomas Jay ....................... 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Marilyn Peterson ............... " .............. " ... 78 Elli s. Richard Owen ..................................... .123 Elsner. Larry Edwatd ...................................... 92 Empey. Alfred D ........ " ................................ .159 Eppich. Sheldon M . ............................... " .......92 Erekson, Norman Toone ....... _.................... .107 Eri ckson. Lee Sheib .......................................... 92 Erickson. Maurine E ....................................... 78 Erz . James D ........................................... 256. 257 Esplin. Deloy Heaton .................................... 123 Esplin. Lynn James ............... " ........................... 92 Evans. C lyde Tatbet ....... "...................... " ....... 192 Evans. Gayle W ................ " ...... " .......................92 Evans. Paul William ....................... " ............. 148 Evans. Robert Ronald ......................... .107. 198 Evans. 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Martin, Charles Willis .......................... 23, 146 Martin , James Elwn ......................._...............95 Martin, Jerry Roy .................................... HJ9, 192 Martin, H.obert Charles .............. _____ ............. 192 Marx, Dolores ..........................................128, 183 Mason , Lorna Jea n ................................ 128, 203 Mason, Roscoe LeRoy .......................... 141, 192 Malheson, Ke ith l so m ................... .149, 152 Mathews, Grant Ma lm berg .......................... 128 Malhews, Verna Kay ............................ 128, 1 9~ Malhie, Alton J . ................................... .1 09, 149 Malkin, La ze lle ................................................ IG9 Matrhews, Samuel Murry .................... 128, 160 Maughan, Datus Hammond ... .176, 160, 252 May, Lucilla ....................................62, 128, 152 Mayers, Carl Leland ...................................... 128 McArthur, Mary Ann ....... _.............................8 1 McBride, Mar go Lazon .. __ ......... __ ............... _. 109 McBride , Pat .................................................... 128 McCra ry, Eugene .......................... ........ 128 McCarrey, Don R ........................................... 18 1 McCarrey, Lur .................................................. 11 2 McClure, William Eugene ............................8 1 McClurg, Robert Dean .................... 49, 52, 81 McConville, Robert Hu gh ................. :......... .1 88 McCoy, John R ................................................ .81 McCrary, Don Carlon .................................. 112 McC urtai n, Bruce Alan ................................ 128 McDa ni el, Jay D . ........................................... .148 M cDo nald, Ann e ....................62, 84, 182, 202 M cDo nald, Ruth .............................................. 128 M cE ntire , Laure l M ....................................... 152 M cFa rl a nd, Larry Dee .......................... 129, 184 McFarland, William G . ................................ 95 McGrego r, Francis Reed ........... .1 29, 201, 202 McGregor, james Donald .............................. 180 McGrego r, Rom a Lee ... ......... .1 29 McGu ire , Charles Mark ..................................84 McKe ll, Blanc h e ...................................... 129, 179 McKie, Earl Raymond ....................... .112, 188 McLatchie, Eldon S ....................................... 184 M cLau ghlin, j ohn W . .............................. 50 , 84 McClea, jac k Youn g ......................68, 95, 180 McLean, Lanny Bruce ................................... .177 McMullin, E. Grant ........................................95 McMurdie, Maughan W . ................................ 62 McMurtrey, Roxie ................................. .129, 151 McGui re , Ray ...................... .............. 95 McQuivey, Richard M. . ...........11 2 Mecha m, Lynn Ni les ............................ 11 2, l SI M ee k, Wilfo rd Bi shop ........................ 112, 181 Meh as , Gold y ....................................95, 1;6, 160 M eikle , Peggy Kei th ....................................... .11 2 Melander, Wi ll ia m C. .................................. 112 M ello r, Ashel Rex ....................................95, 152 M end enhall, Millen D . ....................., .. 129, 193 Merens, Anne Gerda ........................... .129, 146 Me rrill , A. Ri c hard ..................9, 22, 84 , 141, 143, 180 M errill, Derwin C. ............................... 129, 153 Merrill, No rma Marie ...................... _......... 199 Merrill, O smond Monte ................... 9, 84, 196 Merrill, Susa n Lee ...................... ,................... 112 Meye r, Arlene ....................90, 95, 98, 178, 228 M eye r, Vola Claire ..................................84, 166 Meyri ck, Va lena Rac he l .............. 70, 112, 182 Mic haelsen , j ohn Robe rt ............................... .52 Mic hae lse n, Robert C. ....................................84 Mick elsen, La m onte O . ...... __ ..... __ .___ .__ .__ ...... 129 Mickelsen, Ross ............................ ........ 26, 84 Mickelson , Murray Ray ............................... .1 77 Miles, Cherie ...................................................... 11 2 Millard, Robert H. ....... ......... .49, 84, 266 Millburn, Marian Gay le .... ....... .1 29, 179 Miller, Lorraine ............................................... 153 Miller, Sue Zane ................................... .112, 182 Millet!, M errill J . ........................................... .1 12 Milligan, Bonnie Jean ...................................... 84 Milligan, Rex Vin ce nt ................... .49, 52 , 84 Millward, Peggy............................ ........... 182 Miln e , Shirlene ................................................ 129 Milrot, j on Mathew ............... ............... 184 Min er, Be rt Dean ................................... .84, 153 Min er, Doro thy ................................................153 Milchell , Mavis Lorna ........................... .58, 11 2 Mit!on, George L. ........ 23. 84, 141. 197, 198 Mohr, james Ernest ...................................... 129 Molyneaux , Blaine G .....................................1 29 Monroe, Dix LeRoy ........................................ 129 Monroe, Laurence K ................ _.............. _... 232 Monso n, Garth P ..................................... 95 , 148 Monson, j. Dale ............... ........................ 129 Monso n, Marie ................................................ 129 Monso n, Philip Ru ssell .................................. 129 M ontgom ery, La rry L. ................1 60, 193, 254 Montgomery. Margie May .......................... 129 Montgomery, Richard W ...............................95 Moon, E. Marl en e .................................. 129, l SI Moore, C harl es Cha m p .................. 21. 23, 74 Moore, Fa un ................................. .1 91 Moore, Irvin j oseph .............................. .56, 129 ....... 188 Moore , j ohn Benn e t!, jr. Moore, Pleasie ............................................ 84, 184 M oo re, Richard F .................................... .59, 11 2 Moosman, Kenn eth .......................................... 129 Morawetz, Francis E . .................................... 189 Morgan, Alma Paul ..........................................95 M orrill, T erry Hinlon .............................. 31, 32 Morris, Harold D ............................................... 84 Morri s, Margen e .................... 129, 179, 202, 203 M orri son, Francis Evan ................................ 129 Morse . Everett Lo ren ..............................58. 112 M orten sen. Benni e E . .................................... 11 2 Morten se n. H a rri s Arbor ..................... _....... 179 Mortense n. Ro bert J .........................................84 Mort ense n . William K ................................. 11 2 M o rrim er, Robert George ........... .56, 1l 2, 177

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Mortimer, William j . ..........95, 146, 196, 198 Mose r. A li ce ........................................ /) Moser. Verena .................................................... 1_1:1 Moss, H aro ld j .................................................. .8-1 Moss, Kober< Eldredge .................................. 192 Moss, The ron Arthur ............................ 95, b9 Motamedi, Mansoor .................................. )0. 84 Motamedi, Nasse r .................................... 84, 146 MOil., j ohn Kichard .... 67, 84, 160, 176, 230 Mot!a, :>tephen ....................................... .1 L9 , 177 Mourirsen, H elen M ............................... 74, 147 Mower, Marilyn ................................................ 150 Mower, ~am ...................................................... 1;9 Moyer. Greta Lea ............. .191 MUir, Byron Boyd ......................................... 9) MUir, Bert D ..................................................... 1-19 MUir, Grew Marie .................................... 70, 112 Mumlord, :>haren ....................................95 , 151 Munk, Carolyn Edith ................................... .1 29 Munk, Deet!e .......................................... 129 Munk, Joan ............ ..... .1 50, 1;6, 186 Munk, Mary Kunzler ........................................84 Murdock. ~ala Leeann ............................ 70, 129 Murphy, Milton C larkson ........................... .129 Murr:lY. Ea rl Lamont .. . ........... .11 2 Murlag, Daood Salman ..............84

N Naeg le, Keit h L. ....................... ... 151 Nakamura, Tak j. ......................... .160 Nas h, Brent Isaac ................................... 62 , 141 Nash, Marilyn .......................................... ...... 112 Natc h ees. Vio le t Âˇ Marie ................. ...... 129 Neagle , Keith .............................. .159 Nebeke r, Howard D .........................................95 Nebeker, Roselyn .......................... 129, 152, 199 Nee ley,. Kenl M. ......................... ........ 112 Neilsen, Bonnie jo ............................... .1 29, 183 Neilsen, Ca rol Ann .............................. 168 , 178 ........ 129 Nei lse n, Clark Reed ...................... Nei lse n, Kay ...................................................... 159 Ne ll is, Bob Don ............................................... 84 Ne lson, A lan Ray .......... ................... .1 84 Ne lson, Andrew Morgan ................... 192 Ne lson. Arrhur H ars[Qn . ......... 129, ISO Ne lson, Ca rl j ay .............................................. 176 Ne lson, C ha rl es Ro land .............. 11 2, 150, l SI Ne lson, Cherie ............................ 112, 178 Ne lson, Darl ene ............................. .11 2, 156, 178 Nelson, Edward A lmon .................................. 74 Nelson, Guy K. ....... ............ 1l 2 Ne lso n, j era ld Ra lph ..................................... .176 Ne lson, j oseph Harold ..... .112, 176, 234, 235 Ne lso n, Kay M .................................................. 84 Nelson, Ken ne th Earl ............................ 11 2, l SI Ne lson, L. Ann ................... .56, 1l2, 153, 241 Nelson , Leland Keil h ...................................... 52 Nelson , Myrna ..........................................84, 151 Nelson, Rex Kermit ................................84, 176 Nelson, Skip ...................................................... 192 N elson; Sydney Ann ................... .1 29, 130, 202 Neuberge r, Lau rence , jr. .... .129, 193 Nevi lle, Donald ................................................ 148 Newby, Quin ...................................................... 84 N ichol s, Lavoy E ........................................... 129 N ic hols, Mu rray C. ........................................95 Niebergall, John F. ...... ...1 88 Niederhauser, De lmont .................................. 129 Niederhause r. Larry D ........................ _......... 129 Nie lse n, Clyde C. ....................................84, l SI N ielse n, Colleen .................................... .1 56, 182 Nie lse n. Doree n .............................................. 14 7 N ielse n, Gloria Ann ... ........... .132, 152 Nie lse n, Loui s Kay .......................................... 132 Nielsen, Ludean ........................................84, 147 Nielsen. Lynn Moser ...................................... 132 Nie lse n, Ma rian . .................84, 140, 178 N ielsen, Melva ....................................................84 Nielsen, Narlynn ..................................... .152 Nielsen, Peggy .................................................. 187 Nie lse n , Va l Go rd on ........................................84 Nielsen, Wa ll ace Andrew ................... .59, 176 Nielso n, Geraldine .......................... ........ ..11 2 Nie lson , Lorna Rae ...... .............. .112 , 151 Nielson, Nedra Ru th .......................................95 Nie lson, Ralph Dell .................. 112 Nie lson, Sterling Yates ............ .. ...............84 Ni lsso n. Robert Eldred ....................................84 Ni m', 15a m S ............................................... 51, 84 Noble, Enola jeanne .................... 132, 153, 19 1 Noble, Harl M . ................................................. .49 Nob le , j osep h W illi am .................................. 95 Nordman, Dia na L. ..................... .............95 Norman. Vernal Garr h ............. .. ......... 132 Norton . McLaine . .. ...........84 Norton. Nancy ................................................ 102 Nuffe r. Marion .................... ........ 132, 152 Nut!a ll , Anna Lue ..... ....... .178 Nut!a ll , Norman D. ... ... 11 2, 184 Nye, D;ane ..................... ..................... ..112 Nve. Wenden Morgan ................ 95 Ny man , Ross A. . .................... .52

o Obropta, Robe rt james ............ .16 1 Obryon, Colleen ............................................ .132 Oc,ey, james H ebe r, Jr . ..... .............95 O'Driscoll, Rulena Jan et ................... .1 32 , 151 Ogden, Dale H .................................................. .85 Ogden, V era Ma e ....................... .113, 144, 110 Oke rlun~ . Eelwa-d Carl ................................ 185 O Hv er, Orville Edwin .......................... 132, 193 O live rson, Nadine ............................................ 132 OHverson, Vaunda ............................... .132, 150 Olmstead. James Patrie ... _.. _.......... _............. 50

O lse n, Barba ra ..................................62, 113, 149 Olsen, Bel h ........................................ 62, 113, 151 Olsen, Blaine Lee .............................................. 85 Olsen, Dale H . ..........................................8), 113 Olsen, Deloy ...................................................... 132 Olsen, Don Edmond ........................................95 O lse n, Don Hom er ....................................... .132 Olsen, Do na ld Ca lvin .................................... 150 Ulsen , Ell iot B................................................ .113 O lsen, Er n est Marvin .................................... 113 O lsen, Gera ld LeGrande ................ .132, 185 O lsen, Ge raldin e ............................................ .132 Olsen, j. Clyde ..... _.............................................95 Olsen, j ohn ............................................... .132, 18 1 Olsen, Melvin Rona ld .................................... 95 Olsen, Milton j oseph ............................ 11 3, 185 Olsen, NOI man W . ........... .113 , 176, 202, 235 O lsen , Paul R .................................................. .181 O lsen, Rita Mae .............................................. 95 O lse n, Robe rt Hyrum .................................... 132 O lsen, Roge r Lew is .......... ............... 22, 85 O lson, Arland E . ....................................... .16, 74 Olson, Eall Parkinson ............................... _... 16 Olson, Kirt Melvin ........................................ 148 Olson, No rman j osep h ..................95 , 110, 157 O lson, Vincent Thoreson ............................ 113 O'Malley, T homas j oseph ............................ 252 Oneson, Shirley .................................................. 95 Orme, j oseph C. .................................... 132, 181 Orron, Hilma ..............................................85, 152 Orron, Wi ll iam j .....................................85, 161 Ospita l, j ohn Loui e ..................... .5 1, 132, 193 Oris, Dona ld Wayne ............................... .52, 85 Oveson , Shi rl ey Ann ........................................ 28 Owens, Farel ...................................................... 132 Owe ns. Gra nt Shumw:lY .............................. 153 Owe ns, Richard Bruce ............................... _. 132 Ox borrow, j. Reube n .................................... 132

P Pace, Arv ill Brown ......................................... 132 Pace, Jo Ma rie .................................................. .85 Pac ke r, Merri ll W ................................ .1 32, 177 Packe r, Nathan Ta ylo r ....................... _........... 74 Page, Margene ................................ .59, 132 , 179 Pa ge , Wil liam E. ............................ ..... .1 32 Painter, Loye Luc ile .................................. 70, 85 Painte r. Marva .................................................. 132 Painter, Reed Bowman .................................... 96 Palmer, Don Hurl ey ............................. .113, 145 Palmer, Orva l ......................................................96 Papworth, La nni ce An n ................ 62, 132, 19 1 Park, Duwa ne Marvin ......................................85 Park er, Clair ...................................................... 132 Parker, David j ames .............................. 132, 185 Parker, Ri chard Alan ..................... .57, 85, 188 Parke r, Robena ..................................85 , 151. 19 1 Parkin son, Ralph S .........................85, 150, 160 Parry, Phoe be Arl ene ......................................150 Parson, j ack B ............................................ ......193 Passe y, Deverl F ............................................... 132 Passey, Lawren ce Keith ....................... _...........96 Passey, Ri chard Elmo .................................... 132 Pate, j oseph Drexel ....................................... .132 Patrick, Ann .................................... 11 3, 187 , 198 Pauerso n. David C ........................................... 96 Patterso n, George E ......................................... 74 Palterson , Lloyd L. ............................................96 Parton, Ne phi Monroe ..........................132, 181 Pau l, Robert Hobso n ..............................67, 252 Paulse n, Wi llard Donald ............................. .1 13 Paxman. James Caree r ... _.......................... _..... 88 Payne, Kent Wi lliam ........................... .132 , 152 Payne , Rilla Dee ............ 96, 99, 178, 201, 225 Payne. Ve rn on Kent ..............................._....... 11 3 Pearso n, Donald O . .......................... 51, 85 , 188 Pea rso n, Everett H ewa rd ................................96 Peck , Roy H orace ........................................... .192 Peele r, Tren na Lea ....... _.............. _................. 132 Pegla u, Wi ll iam George ..................................5 1 Pehrson, Ba rba ra Ann .......................... 113, 191 Peh rson, j ohn Wesley .................................... 133 Pendl etOn, Lane Robert s ......................... .49, 96 Penn ock, Don G ilbert ...................................... 96 Pe rkes. Leo Lamon ............... _...... _................... 96 Perkes, Pauline ........................................ 133, 152 Pe rkins, Doyle D ............................................... 85 Perkin s, Elaine C. ..............................................85 Perr on, Boyd W. .............................................. 254 Perry, Do ugla s Colton .......................... 133, 261 Pe rr y. George Henry ........................................ 133 Pe rry, Myrl Dean ................................................ 85 Perry, Robe rt Lesli e ..................................96, 148 Perso ns. Melvin Alan ....................... _............. 85 Pelersen, Arn old Dale ............................53, 133 Peeersen, Farrell Dean .................................... 113 Petersen, Ja mes Gary ...................................... 192 Perersen, Kent j . ................................................85 Petersen, Kent R . ............... _.............. _........... 133 Pete rse n. Lawrence F ....................................... 96 Pete rsen, Ne ldon Arrhur ........................ 50. 96 Pete rsen, Stan ley Kei th ....................... .1 92, 261 Pete rson, Bruce Rigby .................................... 188 Pe terson, C la rence B. ............... _.............. _..... 85 Peterson, Da le .................................................... 133 Peterson, E. Lavee ............... _...... _.....................96 Pelerson, Glenn H ..................................... 23, 96 P~(e r so n, Josep h Loui s ......................... _......... 11 3 Pe terson, Karl Raymond ............................... .133 Peterso n, Kenn eth Lynn ....................... .113, 188 Peterso n . Lois ....................... _...... _..................... 182 Peterso n, Margaret J . ............................ 113, 151 Peterson, Phylli s D ............................... 1)), l SI Pe te rso n, Stanlev C . ............... _....................... 113 Pe terson, Terrell L. .......................................... 133 Pelt, Boyd Gay le .......................................... 50, 96

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Pett. Delon Poulson ______________________________ 133. 150 Petterborg. Ray P ________________ ___ __ ____________________ _____ 85 Phillips. Connie Jean ________ ______ .85. 237 Phillips. Franklin L _________________________________ _______ 133 Phillips. john Lee __________________________96. 157. 159 Phillips. Loren j ay ______________________ _______ 145 Phillips. Max LeRoy _____________________________________ .32 Pickett. Lorin W ............. _.............. _.... _.... _..... 133 Pickren. Fredrick W ......... _............................ 159 Pierson. Lloyd Robert _________ 69. 74. 150. 151 Pike. William BroughlOn ______ .. ______ ____ .. ________ .. 113 PilkinglOn. Walter F. __ .. __ .. __________ .. _____ .. __ .. _ __96 Pinnock. Don Samuel ____ .. ______ .. __ .. ____ 159 Pingree. j oellen __________ __ ____________ ... 113. 191 Pixton, Eunice Hunt ............................. 85 Pixton. Robert A. ... .. _____ 85 Platt. Jay Owen ____ .. ____ __ ____ .. ________________ .133 Pocock. Cha rl es Lester ............. .180 Pond. Delwin Taggart __________ .. ______________ 113. 176 Pond . Martin Taggart .. __________ 58. 62. 113. 149 Porter. G lenn S ....... __ .. __ .. ____ .. ________ .96. 148. 152 Porter. Lawrence Cardon ____ 9. 110. 113. 146 Porter, Lynn Keith ...... ............................. 85 Porte r, Pauicia L. ._ .... __ ..................96. 178 Poner, Marjory .Hope ... ............ 96 Poner. Robert Francis ... . ..................... 95 Potter. Weldon Lyl e _____ .. __ .. ______ .133 Potts. Albert j ... ____ .. __ .. __ .. ___ .... _______ . ____ .. ________ .. ____ 52 Poullot. Richard j oseph .. ________ __ __ .71. 133 Pou lse n. Larry Neil. ____ ... _.................... .....96 Poulse n. Loel Kent .. ______ .. __________________ .. ____ .. __ .. 113 Poulsen. Scott L __ .. __________________ . __ 133 Poulson. Brice Albert ______ .. __ .... __ .. ________ ... 96. 18 1 Poulter. Thelma ____ .. __ .. __________________ .. __ .. 133. 153 Povey. Leon Frank .. __________ .. ______________ .. ______ ... 133 Powell. Lynn Eugene .. ________ .. __ .. __________ .. __ .... __ .. 133 Prearo r, Richard F. ...... ........................ .. 16 Preece. Fl oren Stocks __ .. __ ..................................21 Preece. Lela nd Nephi __ . .. _____ 133. 153 Preston, George Welling __ ............ __ ................ 192 Preston. Patrick Holmes __ .. ____ .. __ 131. 133. 175 Price. Delmar __ .. _______ .. _________________________ .. .113 Price, Jea ne ....................................... _............... 133 Price. Priscilla ______________________ 133. 153 Prince. Carma _____________________________ .... .28 . 133. 179 Prisbrey. Dilworth __________________ .. _________ .. __ .. __ .50. 85 Probe rt. Elaine ___________ .. ___ .. ____ .. _______ .. _________ 113. 191 ProbSt. Anna Gayle ______ .. __ .. _______________ .. __ .133. 151 Prudence. Norman Ronald ___ .. __ .. _____ .. __ .. 96. 184 Puffer. Clark LeRoy _________ __ __ 96 Pugmire, Paul Rich .......................................... 85 Pulley. Jeanette _______ .. __ .. __ .. _______________ .. __ .... __ 96. 152 Pulsipher. Wilma Anne __ .. __ .... _.. __ .. _____ .. 133. 152 Purnell. Delbert Cooper ____ .. ___________________ .. ___ .. __ 61 Purser. Jerald Dean _______________ .. _________ .. ___ .. ________ .113 Purser. Laconna _________ __ _____ 21. 113. 178 Purse r, Marilyn ................................................ 234

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S Sadoun. Abed Abdul Aziz ______________97. 140 Salmon. Raphael _______________ .. ______ .. ____________86 Samiy, Mozaffar M . .......................................... 86 Sample. George Wallace ______________________________ 134 Sandall. Dallas Wayne ___ .. ______ .. ___________ 114. 193 Sandberg. j ohn C. ___________ .. __________________________ .. __ .52 Sanders. j e rry Merlin ____________________________________ 114 Sanford. Helen Faye ___________ .. _________________ 134. 187 Saunders, Dale Arthur .............. 134 Saunders. Richard L. ___________________ .. _______ 114. 153 Savage, Loran Gordon ....... _.............. _......... 114 Sawyer. Ralph Henry ______________________________________ 97 Schaaf. Hawley Lincoln ________________________________ 114 Schank. Stanley Cox _______________ .. _____________97. 153 Scheer. William Lee ______ .. _______________________________ .1 81 Schick. Dorothy ______________________________________ 114. 191 Schick. Ruth ______ .. _________ .. ___ .. ____86. 190. 202. 222 Schi ess. Catherine _________________________________________... 134 Schiess. John Kennard __ .. __ .. __________________________ 134 Schiffman. Reed LeRoy ____________ __ __________ .1 85 Schiffman, Rita Lo rean .................................. 169 Schneider. Lyle Dee _________________________ .. _______________ 97 Schoonover. I1a Mae _____________________ .86. 140. 178 Schultz. Robert Lewis _________________________ 188 Schvaneveldt. Ca lder G . ________________________________ 114 Schvaneveldt. Noel S. _______________ .. ______ .. ___________ 134 Schwam. Richard Kay ____________ .. ____________86 . 180 Schwa m. Stan ley _______________________________ .. ______ .. ___ 176 Schwartzrock, Herman T. . .......... 188 SCOrt. Vaughn LeRoy __________ .. ________________________ 177 Sealy. Angela _______________ .. _______ __ _______ .. __ .152 Sealy. Ramon Lloyd _______ .. _ __ ________86. 150 Sea mons, Darwin L. ........................... _.............50 Seamons, Helen Lap ri el ....................... _....... 134 Seamons. Lynn Lee _______________________ .. __ __ ___________ 134

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Sea rs. Bob K . ______________ .. _______________ .. _____________________ 134 Sears. Ma x Fred ________________________________________________ 180 Sedgwick. Dee Richard __ .. ___ .... _______________________ 134 Sedgwick. Anna ___ .. _____________________________________________97 See. Donald Harlan ___________________ .1 84. 223. 266 Seeholzer, Bonnie ............... _............................... 65 Seeley. Joe Thomas ______ .. _____ __ __ 114 Seely. Elvin Anthony ______________ .. __________ __86 Seely. J- Delmar _______________ .. _____________________________ 114 Seely. james W. _______________ .. _______________________97. 176 Sessions, Marian L......................................... 134

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Stewart. Denzil S ........................ "...... " ...87. 148 Stewart, Go rd on LeRoy ....... _....................... 11 5 Stewart. Marlene ......................................97. 182 Stewa rt. Roy Fi tzgera ld ........................ 135. 149 Stewart. Shirley M ........................ " ............... 13; Stewa rt. Theodore Lynn .................................. 87 Stock. Boyd L. ..............." ...................................87 Stock. E. Matk. jr . ............................................ 52 Stock. Re ed Clark .............................................. 97 Stock. Robert Gordon ............................97 . 176 Stocks, Dayna Larane .................................... 135 Stoddard . C. Beth ........................ .135 Stoddard. Charlene L. .................................... 135 Stoddart. Hilda Ru,h .................. II 5. 187. 197 Stohl. M arilyn ............................................87 . 18I Stoker. Eldon Delbert .................................... ll 5 Stoker. Laron L. ....................... 11 5 Stone. j ay Dee ......................................." ......... 135 Storey . Harold .................................................... 181 Sto rey , Lorraine .................................. ~8 , 87 . 186 Stott . Mary Alice .............................. 61. 87. 1>3 Stratford. Virgi l M. ....... ..135 Stringham. Arnold james ...... 159 S,uart. Allan Carl ........... .. .... 135 Stuart, LaFarr ............................... ........... .)6 Sudweeks. Earl Max ...................................... 135 Sullivan . La ura S ......................... 135. 187. 200 Summers. Dixie Mae ................. 136. 152 Sumsion. joyce .................................................. 136 Sum sion, Suzanne .................................. 136, 151

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Samuel John .................................... ll 5 Doyle Boyd ....... " .............. " .. " .. " ..... 149 Glen Clayson ............................ 59. ll 5 james Russell ....................................87

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Whimpey. Carma Lynn ...................... 137. 179 Whipple. Carolyn ............................................ 137 Whipple. Charles Ralph .............................. 115

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Whiting. Ned Alli son ................................... .100 Whitney. Helen ........................................... " .. .116

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127 South Main

" Congratulations and Best Wi shes for the Continued Success of Both Students and Faculty"

FRED M. NYE CO. LEONARD E. ADAMS AND SONS

Ogden, Utah

Wholesale Coal Salt Lake City, Utah

"Good Plumbing and Guaranteed Materials"

HOPKINS AUTO SERVICE BAUGH PLUMBING COMPANY

Logan, Utah

115 South Main

"Compliments of"

MONROE DAIRY MACHINERY, INC.

BUEHLER-BINGHAM Eccles Building

Logan, Utah

Ogden, Utah 130 South Fourth West Street

Mens and Students Apparel

Salt Lake City, Utah

287

MC KAY'S

" For the best hardware supplies"

Representing

LOGAN HARDWARE L. G. Balfour Co. in Utah 157 South Main

Salt Ldke City

45 North Main

Logan, Utah

Kelly Springfield Tires

"Top Quality Printing" "Where To Buy Them"

WARD'S TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP Phone 231

251 North Main

HERALD-JOURNAL PRINTING CO.

75 West Center

Phone 50

"Compliments of"

"The coal without a peer"

LOGAN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS

PEERLESS COAL, INC. Producers and Distributors

Phone 344-W

241 North Main Salt Lake City, Utah

Phone 4-5575

"We have openings for men qualified "Logan's House of Hospitality"

to merchandise exclusive custom

tailoring"

GLAUSER'S RESTAURANT 25 West Center

Logan, Utah Phone 1250

288

W. S. BUTLER 1430 Wash. Blvd.

Ogden, Utah

"The coal without a clinker"

R. A. & R. A. SWEET COAL CO. "Hail to our Alma Mater

A truly great pillar to the Intelligence

Salt Lake City, Utah

and Freedom of Mankind."

PRESTON M. NEILSON RULON K. NEILSON MID-WEST OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Salt Lake City, Utah

"Complete office furniture and equipment"

Salt Lake City, Utah

"Compliments of"

"Best Wishes"

UTAH IDAHO SCHOOL SUPPLY CO.

LOVINGER DISINFECTANT CO.

Salt Lake City, Utah

"Best Wishes to the Aggies"

WALKER TELEVISION SERVICE

OLOF NELSON CONSTRUCTION CO.

571 North Main

Logan, Utah

Phone 608

Phone 98-W

Logan, Utah

"For the best in furniture

"Best Wishes, Good Luck,

and carpet"

and Thanks"

BLAINE'S DRIVE INN EDWARDS FURNITURE, INC. Logan, Utah

, 079 North Main Blaine Richardson, Mgr.

26 South Main

CHRISTENSEN'S

"For names to be remembered" AJark every grave

"Fine Shoes and Boots"

LOGAN MONUMENT & VAULT CO.

Expert Rebuilding Phone 887

79 North Main

Logan, Utah

72 East Center

"I B AJ" "Stop 'n Eat"

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION

We Offer Job Opportunities

LYMAN'S DRIVE INN

PROGRESS SUPPLY COMPANY

609 South State Street

Salt Lake City', Utah

"Compliments of"

, 232 South State Street Salt Lake City, Utah

Phone 6-8675

Complete Fountain, Cafe, Restaurant and Baker's Equipment and Supplies Plans-Design Service

SALT LAKE BLUEPRINT COMPANY 245 South State Street Salt Lake City, Utah

"The Show Place of Cache Valley"

ROXY

CAPITOL Logan, Utah

"Desks, Filing Cabinets, and Supplies"

SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE 632 South State Street Salt Lake City

"Largest Selectzon of Nationally Known Pianos and Organs"

CACHE VALLEY MUSIC COMPANY 1060 North Main

Phone 421-W

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I There is imbedded in. the hearts of all men and women a basic

desire to serve. Through their many and varied deeds of service they not only enrich the lives of others b~t find great joy and true happiness in following this eternal philosophy. The many, many hours of exacting work, effort, and disappointments that were required of the staff to produce this book at first soften and then melt into rich experiences. I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all the staff members, and especially to Pat Williams who was always around when needed most, to Ev. Thorpe for painting the cover and to H. Reuben Reynolds for photographic excellence in the front of the book and indispensible advice. To Max and Lorin Wheelwright special thanks for their extra interest in Utah State. Credit for photos in Military Science section to Salt Lake Tribune and U. N. Photo Service. Sincerely, DARRELL

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