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We are the people of the college. The administration. The students. The alumni. We belong to many groups. Some help us to streamline our activities. Others increase our knowledge in special fields. And some are wonderful in helping us to make friends. Some distinguished personalities have been especially recognized. These events we want to remember. In the Fall. During the Winter. And when Springtime finally came. We have friends who remembered us.

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Sloping hills rise, and climbing stairs mark our way . . . .

Past spreading trees, across cool grass, and down rain-spattered sidewalks . . . .

Yellow towers stand sentinel over a campus, a city, a valley.

This is our world . . . A world within a world ... And we like it.

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His duties include meetings with Trustees, addresses to organi;:ations, con~ ferences with faculty and administrators, plans for expansion, and a multi~ tude of other duties. Evenings, too, are busy for President Louis L. Madsen, but it is all in a day's work and he takes it in his stride with a ready smile and a pleasant sense of humor.

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ese people are"can gs and manage suc ministration of bu g, coordinating sch !icies of the college. cessities to fulfill d

'ous of the school's nee s. They hold len complex activities as cking new athleti ess affairs, providing d financing aUÂˇ and state affairs, and termining the fu lways striving for i rovement, they p ires, guide the destin f the college.

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Are responsible for making the college run smoothly. They pay bills, issue IBM cards, sell tickets, collect fines for library books, buy supplies, give grades, supervise dorms, direct student employ~ most important, advise and assist us in our prob

Ethel yn O . G reaves Dean of Hom e Eco nomics

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E. A. Jacobsen Dean of Education

Co\. William C. McFadden R.OT.C . Coordinator

King Hendricks Director o f Lihr r ies

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Carlton Culmsee Dean 0/ Arcs and Sciences

LaConna Purse r V ice_ Preside n t

FRESHMEN OFFICERS

After orientation, the freshman frolic, and the sock dance, we settled down to a year of hard work. We derived much pleasure; however, we are striving to keep our goals high .... Destination - Success in Life.

Blythe Ahlstrom

Dee Avery

Richard Albright

Corydon Bagley

Gerald Allen

Ross Allen

Shirley Allen

Lionel Allsop

Stevens Alvord

Kendall Anderson

Lamar Anderson

Melvin Andrews

Clyde Ashcroft

Kenneth Ashton

Nolan Baker

Linda Ballinger

Helen Balls

Gle n Banner

Betty Barker

Fer! Barker

Frank Barker

FRESHMEN

Muriel Barker

Craig Bate

Lei Nani Bate

Janet Bates

Joan Bates

McKay Bateman

Donald Batty

Annice Benson

Ruth Benson

Carol Bird

Daryl Blackham

Mark Blackman

Barbara Blanchard

Herbert Blisard

Bessie Blodgett

LeRoy Bouwhuis

Jean Bowcutt

Nancy Bowen

Asael Boyce

Harvey Brady

Lyndon Bramwell

Norville Broadbent

Annette Brock

Carol Brough

Richard Brough

Cordell Brown

Fon Ray Brown

Jani ce Brown

Wynn Brown

Anthony Brun

Freshmen

Merrill Brown

Thomas Brown

/ Barbara Burns

Alton Buttars

Arlene Call

Ward Cammack

Mary Call

Annette Campbell

Allan Cannon

Lee Cantwell

Joan Carlson

George Carmody

Albert Carroll

Emma Louise Carter

Laura Gaye Carver

Gary Cottrell

Jim Chapman

Lou Ann Checketts

Sterling Cheney

Cloyd Childs

Janet Christensen

JoAnne Christensen

Neil Christensen

Gayle Christofferson

Ralph Clark

Lloyd Clement

Blanche Clifford

Lee Ann Coates

Lloyd Cope

Dianne Coray

Dale Corbridge

Orthea Cox

Donna Chittendom

Jay Childs

Laraine Christensen

Charles Cochrane

Carma Croshaw

Sharon Crowther

Glen Curtis

Lawrence Dahl

Reed Darley

Charles Darrington

Bruce Davidson

Marvin Davis

Duane Dee

Stanley Defriez

Orthell Dennison

Lois Dickson

Dale Diller

Colleen Dorius

Raymond Doty

Larry Duke

Thomas Dunford

Lu Juan Earley

Jack Eastman

Carol Eccles

Ra ymond Evans

Ruth Evans

Nalene Fairchild

Udean Fellows

Freshmen

Val Feller

Bob Ferguson

Richard Ferrell

Val Ferrin

Charlotte Fisher

Leland Flinders

Lauretta Frank

Elinor Fuhriman

Ann Gailey

Laval Garner

Verlin Gardiner

Richard Garrett

Lavon Geary

Barbara Green

Joseph Gilgin

Delos Giles

James Goddard

Lois Gowan

Lorna Griffin

Wanda Griffin

Lyn Kimball Griffith

Bud Grover

Edward Hall

Dee Hall

Buddy Halloway

William Halls

Glen Hansen

Janet Hansen

Janice Hansen

Kenneth Hansen

Mary Lou Hansen

Nancy Hansen

Wayne Hansen

Shirley Harmon

Elwood Harris

Jess Harris

Jay Harrison

Shirley Harston

Larry Haslam

Royce Harr

Charlie Hatch

Gordon Hatch

Joyce Haws

Max Haws

Verna Henderson

Margene Hillyard

Sande Hobbs

Carol Hopkins

Jean Horlacher

Dorothy Hubbard

Colir Hunsaker

Shirley Hunting

Lynn Hurst

Roger Jeffs

Doris Jenkins

Naomi Jenkins

Cherell Hutchinson

Bessie Jensen

Gary Jensen

Joanne Jensen

Charles Jenson

Willard Jessop

Donald Johanson

Freshmen

24 Robert Johanson

Blaine Johnson

Kaye Johnson

David Kotter

Lind

Clifton Johnson

Theda Kowallis

Maruel Lind

Freeman Johnson

LaRue Johnson

Lynnel Johnson

Marvin Johnson

Walter Johnson

John Kennard

Kalae Knight

Dave Kragthorpe

Lynetta Kunz

Fred Krusi

Max Kutch

Rebecca Lamb

LaVerl Laney

Afton Larson

Fred Larson

RaNae Larson

Wilma Larson

Marian Lenhart

Charles Lew

John Lewis

Peggy Lewis

Laurel Lindsay

Rose Marie Lomax

Marlin Loosle

Charlene Liljenquist

Winnifred Loosle

Robert Mortimer

Francis Morwitz

DeVer Moss

Nina Mourtinson

Gretta Muir

W31ter Mortenson

Earl Murray

Marilyn Nash

Stephen Neath

Karren Neiderhauser

Andy Nelson

Anne Nelson

Jerry Nelson

Joe Nelson

Kenneth Nelson

LaVerne Nelson

Bruce Nielson

Colleen Nielson

Jay Nielson

Peggy Nielson

Marilyn Murdock

Charles Nelson

Joyce Nichols

Darrell Nish

Francis Morwitz

Earl Murray

Marilyn Nash

Kirt Olsen

Nina Mourtinson

Gretta Muir

Marilyn Murdock

Charles Nelson

Stephen Neath

Karren Neiderhauser

Andy Nelson

Anne Nelson

Jerry Nelson

Joe Nelson

Kenneth Nelson

LaVerne Nelson

Bruce Nielson

Colleen Nielson

Jay Nielson

Peggy Nielson

Darrell Nish

Larry Olsen

Marvin Olsen

Virginia Olson

Orlan Oman

Chad Orton

Joyce Nichols

Leonard Orval

Tim Oscarson

Howard Overson

Anna Lee Packer

Ray Pahl

Ann Patrick

Stewart Paulick

Donald Paulsen

Georgia Paxton

Roy Peck

Emma Lou Pehrson

Boyd Perry

Burke Peterson

Douglas Peterson

Gary Peterson

Lynn Peterson

Keith Peterson

Raynold Peterson

Gilbert Phillips

Bill Pike

Evelyn Pollard

Delwin Pond

Larry Porter

Robert Powell

Elaine Probert

Jolene Purser

--Freshmen Kent Poulsen

28 LaConna Purser

Janice Reeves

Don Rhodes

Carolyn Roberts

Perry Roberts

Sidney Roskelley

Carol Ann Roundy

Joan Rice

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Lynne Rich

Anna Marie Richards

Jay Rigby

Valene Robina

Marlene Robinson

June Rohde

Yvonne Rippon

George Rolfe

Jerry Sanders

Royce Searle

LuDean Seeholzer

Marilyn Siddoway

Delmar Seely

Gerre Sherwood

David Shelton

Rita Shiffman

Robert Showalter

Richard Simmons

LeVern Sims

Don Smart

Annette Smith

Charles Smith

NaDine Robina

Delwyn Smith

I I ./ Don Smith

Emily Smith

Hilda Stoddart

LeRon Stoker

Dallas Swenson

Duane Swenson

Geraldine Smith

James Smith

Vern Stembridge

Wayne Stenquist

LaGrand Sorenson

Marilyn Sorenson

DeAnn Taggart

Ranee Sorenson

Traj Saroushian

Dixie Tuttle

John Vanderford

Caroleen South

Glen Tanner

Bruce Turner

Thomas Vaterlaus

Barbara Waeir

Ronald Wardleigh

Bennie Walburger

Kamel A. Wahid

Lorna Walker

Lee Walker

Juanita Wall

Robert Wallantine

Farrell Wankier

Margaret Wasden

Golda Webster

Dixie Weight

Thomas Welch

Joan Wilson

Faye Winborg

Lueve Winward

LaRae Wood

Mary Ellen Wood

Robert Wood

Phyllis Woodruff

Rose Marie Wright

Reed Wyatt

Mark Young

Rosalind Zollinger

Pat Zollinger

Ted Walker

Donald Woodworth

Nish Zundel

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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS

We knew our way around campus and we joined everything. We were the eager beavers who liked to do things. We pushed drives and rallys, joined committees, and supported the dances. Between filling groups and taking labs, we chose a major and began to settle down. Dancing in Main Hall was our brainchild; typical of us, young, full of ideas, always on the go.

Lois Blood Secretary

Va Loy Abrams

Norman Aincough

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James AIl red

Warren Alexander

SOPHOMORES

James Allen

Dale Behunin

. rwln Brown

Dale AIlen

Lael Allen

Lu Dean Andrews

Belva Anderson

Clarice Anderson

Kenneth Anderson

Larry Anderson

Clair Bankhead

Abraham Barakat

Joyce Barkle

Jean Bateman

Jay Beazer

Jay Bernhesel

Lewis Berrier

Ray Briscoe

Robert Boozer

Perry Brady

Bert Brown

Ronald Buchanan

Jay Bullock

John Bullock

Audrey Burgin

Donald Burt

, Don Bybee

Ronald Clark

Maxine Clayson

Sherwin Coleman

Vern Coleman

Lucille Corbridge

Alan Courtright

Pearl Cox

Carol Crofts

David Ellis

Marilyn Ellis

Jawdet El Khederi

Howard Davenport

Eddie Elhag

Alfred Empey

Benjamin Fenton

Darlene Fields

Nedra Gabrielsen

Barbara Gaddie

Lenna Gardner

David Gittens

Kenneth Glauser

David Glover

Nelda Haderle

Blaine Hansen

Barbara Gibbons

/-'-Garey Harrison

Emma Lu Hansen

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35 Bonnie Hartvigsen

Hewkes

Nena Rey Hawkes

Arlington Haws

LuJean Hogan

Robert Hirst

Kaye Holmstead

Glade Howell

Douglas Huber

Allan Humphreys

Archie Hurst

Sonya Hyatt

Dee Israelsen

John Jackson

Allen Jacobsen

Delmar Jamison

Dayle Jenkins

Barbara Jensen

Bob Jensen

Shirley Jensen

Barbara Jeppsen

Ray Jeppsen

Sidney Jones

Donna Rae Jorgenson

Vincent Jorgenson

Jeanne Jackson

Boyd John Jenkins

Kathryn King

Melvin Knight

Philip Krusi

Harold Kunz

Montain Kunz

Alton Larsen

Don Ray Larsen

Orvil Larsen

Shirley Larsen

Ray Don Lazendy

Mamie Lewis

Milton Liechty

Mark Little

June Livingston

Carleton Lum

Helen MacKay

Jeannine Madsen

Dick Mantlo

Terry Manimoto

Larene McEntire

Bill McFarland

Roy McGuire

George McRae

Norman Mecham

Goldy Mehas

James King

June Lacey

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Maurine Leishman

Gail Madsen

Rex Mc Kinley

Mack Lee

37 Cleone Monson

James Mortimer

Verla Muir

Berny Nalder

Amir Mejat

Lorna Nielsen

Diana Nordman

Wendon Nye

Rita Mae Olsen

Merlin Olson

Thomas O 'Malley

Ned Owens

Faye Palmer

Orval Palrner

Lloyd Patterson

Rilla Dee Payne

Judy Pearce

Laine Pendleton

Bob Pennock

Margaret Perry

Iva Loo Petersen

John Phillips

Pat Peiper

Robert Pierce

Pat Porter

Delmar Price

Clark Puffer

Jeanette Pulley

Mona Gene Reese

Marilyn Rich

Marvin Richardson

Elwin Rees

Vaughn Rigby

Gloria Pessetto

LaRae Robinson

Nahid Satfari

Abed Sadoun

Robert Sagers

MayVon Sargent

Sandra Sargent

Diane Savage

Stan Schwartz

Ann Sedgwick

James Seely

Darrel Siggard

Barbara Skankey

Glenn Smith

JoAnn Smith

Eldiene Sojka

Rene Sorenson

Robert Sorenson

Gerald Spainhower

Marlene Stewart

Gordon Stock

Reed Stock

Jannett Swenson

Delmar Tate

Ortize Thompson

Grant Thompson

Glenna Thomley

Jean Tingey

Arlene Taylor

Virginia Thackeray

39 Velma Toone

Evan Huntsman

Elliot Snow

Mark . Bensen

Dave Ritter

Evelyn Tuttle

Roy Uyado

Bob Venable

Floyd Veibell

Allen Wahlstrom

Ivon Wall

Merci Ann Wann

Carol Warburton

Dwight Warburton

Barbara Ward

Virginia Webster

Raymond Webb

Wendell Weeks

Doyle West

Paul West

Stewart Whitesides

Ned Whiting

Marcia Whittle

Sharrell Don Williams

James Willians

Wayne Willis

Brookie Winward

Roy Wise

Fred Wright

Ann Wood

Carla Wood

Marietta Woodward

Rachel Transtrum

Lorin Wall

J. Allen Wayman

Cecil Wall

Vernon Watkins

Sophomores

Worthen

Steve Worthington

Donna Lee Young

Elma Zollinger

Monte Merrill President

Two years have slipped by and it looks like the time has corne to settle down and decide whether we are going to be "doctors, lawyers, or house; wives." Our main objectives are to have fun, get good grades, not study, and, of course, get our sheepskin. The Prom is our big event of the year.

JUNIOR OFFICERS • • •

Y osif Abdulkadir

Seth S. Ailen

Nada Arnell

Philip D. Affleck

Sam Alfano

Hamid AlGhrary

Lu Rue Allen

Kamal Alsalin

Charles W. Ames

Jaddoa Amin

Jeannine Anderson

VerI) Ashcroft

Vern Bailey

Gaylen Ashcroft

Gordon Ashcroft

Keith Anderson

John Angotti

LeRoy N. Barker

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JUNIORS

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Julia E. Berntson

Richard Bingham

Marilyn Bird

Sherman Bone

Carl Bown

LuGene Brewer

Evan Brown

Jay J3ills

Ralph C. Brown

Joyce Budge

Chryll Olson Capener

T. J. Cloward

Owen Robert Burgener

Janice Burton

Marlene Butters

Mamon Caine

Joan Calderwood

Merle Cunnington

James Carlson

Marilyn Carr

Alvin Carter

Jack Casper

Nelda Jean Casper

William V. Casper.

Reed Christensen

Wesley Christensen

Leon Christeansen

Grant Christoffersen

David J. Clemens

Norma Condie

Rulon H. Cook

Rodney Coster

Jack Cragun

Donald Cummings

Elaine Cummings

Kirk Curtis

Halbert D. Davis

Marilyn Deschamps

Wade G. Dewey

David K. Dinsdale

Emery Doolittle

Andrew K. Dougherty

James S. Cochrane

Clayton D. Fairbourn

Spencer Falslev

Akram Dadud Farhad

Ronald B. Foster

Beth Frandsen

Bryan Fullmer

J. Rex Gardner

Mariam Garner

Eileen Gibbons

Shirlene Griffith

Carol Gunderson

John Gundersen

Charlotte Hale

Lawrence P. Hansen

Jerold Hansen

Barton Harris

Ella Jean Harper

Robert D. Harding

Joseph W. Hess

Fred Hebeler

George Howell

Joyce Hooker

Eugene Hoffman

Leonard Hull

Deon Hubbard

Don C. Hunsaker

Eunice Hunt

Norma Hunt

A. Ziag Ibrahim

Shirley Jackson

Howard Jenkins

Ralph Jensen

Rodney Jensen

Warren Jensen

Ardell Jeppsen

Taba Ismail

Jens

Jensen

Morgan Jensen

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Carine Jerman

Richard K. Johnson

Russ Johnson

Paul Jones

Victor Jones

Mary Kunzler

Jeanette Kunz

Richard Kubach

W. W. Krause

Ted Knowlton

William Knowles

Jack King

Clyde Kidman

Abraham J. Khalisi

Margaret Kennard

Ralph Keller

Arden Larson

Drue Larsen

Abdul Hasom Kadhim Reed Langford

Lucy Larson

VonEll Larson

Darlene Lowry

Arlene NjcBride

Monte Merrill

Richard Mongomery

Robert Potter

Clyde C. Nielsen

John McCoy

Anne McDonald

Richard Merrill

Thomas Mickelson

Keith Moon

Terry Morrill

Richard Motta

Daood Mutlag

Marilyn Purser

Baline Olsen

Hilma Orton

Roger L. Olsen

Lloyd Nielsen

Marian Nielsen

Ida Merle Nielsen

Melva Nielsen

Richard D. Pond

Peggy Potter

James Quilter

Donald Rasmussen

Ronald Rasmussen

Bonnie Reese

Gary Richardson

Howard H. Richardson

Dale Rindlisbacher

Jay Risenmay

Gerald Robison

Carl Rodeniser

Dick Rogers

Boyd Carter Rollins

Bea RyDalch

Robert Wm. Smith

Wilford Snow

Glade Sorenson

Merwin V. Sorenson

Rex Spackman

Bob Springman

Denzil Stewart

Boyd L Stock

Gloria Stock

Mary Stott

Dennis Turner

Raymond Anderson

Wilford V. Pierce

Robert A. Pixton

Pond Reese

Harold J. Richards

Vira Beth Robson

Carmae Sorenson

Leon Prime

Juniors

Mozaffor Samiy

Ila Schoonover

Richard Schwartz

Mermyn Searle

Ruth Ann Simmons

Carol Slater

Leland Teeples

LuDean Thurston

Naola VanOrden

Philip H Williams

Judy Smith

Laurence D. Smith

Reeta Ann Smith

Doyle Boyd Tanner

Sally Taylor

Beverly Thompson

Keith Thompson

Blaine Thomsen

Lorraine Thornton

Glenn Thorsted

Joyce Tood

Maxine Tripp

Joseph Tueller

George W. Wheatley

Dennis H. Wallace

Rue Paul Ware

Newell Warr

Sherman Wayment

Dean Wood

LaRue Woodhouse

Clair Woodward

Lynn Yeates

Nora B. Thurgood

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Betty Lou Yonk

Products of four years' growth. Now that its nearly over we don't feel so big. We wish we had studied more, learned more, played harder, and done more things. We are sold on Aggies and try to sell everyone else. "Where do we go from here" is our big problem. Some of us will get jobs, join the army, marry, and some will just go home. Wherever we go, whatever we do, we will be living on memories, for we know there is no place like college.

SENIOR OFFICERS

Mary Ann Sullivan

Secretary

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SENIORS

Justice Craycroft

S. H. Dajani

Lewis Critchfield

John M. Dalton

Barbara Croft

Birdean Datwyler

Wesley Crowther

Reed Day

Jay Cullimore

Robert Curtis

Donald Daines

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Shirley Davis

Russell Davis

Lauree Davis

Henry E. Davis

Ar~n

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Jennavee Harris

Le Roy Haslam

Betty Jean Hansen

Earl E. Hansen

John H ansen

Glen Hart

William Hart

Kathryn Haskins

Dale Hawes

Charles Hofer

La Vern C. Hafner

Lenore Hansen

Robert C. Hansen

James Harris

Earnest Hubbard

LaGrande Hubbard

Delores Hug

Vernon Hughes

Charles Humphries

Bob Hunter

De Lynn Hutchins

Charles Hyde

Angus Hyer

Lois Hyer

Al-asswi Ismail

J. S. Hurst

Chariton Jacobs

Grey Jensen

Ramon Jensen

Jarvis H. Jensen

Jesse Jensen

Juanita Jensen

Lael Jensen

Marcus Jensen

Max Jensen

John Jensen

Richard Jenson

Roland Jensen

Varon Jensen

Myrtle Jessen

Boyd Johnson

Lynne Johnston

Harold Jones

Janet Jones

Milton Jones

Albin Judd

Elbert Johnson

Martin Kahel

J. H. Kirshaw

Susumu Karaki

Donald J. King

Kenneth Kartchnar

Leon V. Kiding

Carole Kimbal

Eula Kimber

Lyman E. Kimber

Farrell Knight

Richard J. Kohlwey

John Krahn

Beverly Kearl

Norman Krupp

Lu Rue O. Krygier

Dorothy Marshall

Keith Matheson

Val Maughn

Bonnie Maxfield

Calvin McBride

Clyde R. McBride

Norma McConkie

Brian McDonald

Kenneth McDonald

Don McGregor

Jack McIntosh

George McKay

Walter Evan McPhie

Alan Middaugh

James Middleton

Richard Miller

Vernon Miller

Volmer Miller

Joanne Milnar

Harry Mingo

Shirley Monsen

Kenneth Moore

Charles Moore

Clarence Moore

Jeri McBride

SENIOR$1

I\ Betty Jeanne Morse

Veal L Mortensen

Wahhab R. Mounir

Rita. Mouritsen

Carl McCammon

Lena Mae Meuhfeit

Fred Pearson

Carol Muir

Lorene Munk

Forrest Munro

Venice Manro

Allen D. Murdock

Julienne J. Murdock

Margene Pedersen

Fred Pendleton

Tom Pennock

Lyle Petersen

Rhea Petersen

Floyd W . Peterson

Donald Quayle

Ted Rich

George Rigby

Lawrence Ranieve

Afton Richards

Margene Robbins

John Reeve

Helen Richens

Glade Roberts

Thomas Rehrey

Robert Richins

John Roderick

Harrell Reintjes

Jean Reynolds

Bill Rhine

Bruce Ross

Walter Rosenlof

Wayne Rose

Myron Rollins

Richard S. Rodgers

Francis Rogers

John Tartan

Richard Dale Tingey

Robert Thornley

John D. Tarter

Deloy Thorpe

Lorraine Transtrum

Ralph Taylor

Alan Thompson

Wallace Transtrum

Nsame Tibshirane

Neta Thompson

Arlo Trost

Frank Tidwell

Stephen Tillett

Derald Tieley

Carol Williams

John Willis

Clair Wilson

Kieth Winchell

Phyllis Winsor

Leslie Winter

Gerald Wolfley

Maxine Wood

Lael Woodbury

Gene Wunderlich

Val Wynn

Barbara N. Veigel

Dorothy Jean York

Darwin Young

Valene Young

Matahhar Ymblu

Beverlee Zollinger

Elvaletta Zollinger

Edwin B. Abbott

Lawrence Cannell.

Wajed Ahdab

Ahmad A. Ahmadi

Glenn E. Anderson

Basher Aridi

Don S. Cambell

GRADUATE SCHOOL We have completed a broad training in the subjects of the liberal arts, and are now devoting our time to our chosen specialties. Achievements of our goals will place us high in the ranks of educated men and women.

Boyd Chugg

Willard Armstrong

Membership in the Alumni Association provides news of former Aggies through the Alumnus publication, and also permits one to demonstrate his interest and continued support of the college.

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W. W. Gardner President

Gordon E. Porter Leonard W. McDonald Acting Alumni Secretary Past Alumni Secretary

THE ALUMNI ASSN .

Discussing needs of the college are George D. Clyde, President Louis L. Madsen, and Dean j. Stewart Williams, all members of the USAC Research and Development Council.

GROUPS

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Top Row: Beverly Zollinger, Vice President; Bonnie Rytting, Secretary. Center Row: Vern Marble, Publications; Brent Nash, Assemblies; Marlin Haslam, Finance; Arnold Gilbert, Socials. Bottom Row: Robert Turley, Public Relations; Philip Sorensen, Awards; David Gittins, Public Service; Bob Hatch, Special Events.

fohn Carlisle

)cudent Body Pres ident

Student Body Officers and Council The student executives of the school ... conscious of the intimate workings of the campus. They are workers with varied experience. Proud of their Kingdom, they are wise rulers. Fellow students envy their important status, and their white sweaters. They are the congress of the college.

[hid is a typical scene of the ~tu ent Council in action.

Bev and John are helping two high school students become better acquainted with the U.S.A.c.

Director of assemblies ... they dole out money ... dream up fun. Few know of the worry, time, energy and undying effort which characterize the Student Council. Self~satisfaction is their reward for endeavor. Defender of the Aggie A ... Often saw their name in print. Good leaders ... these eleven ... who recognized college students are alive, normal, and young, and staged activities accordingly.

Row one, left to right: King Hendricks, H. B. Hunsaker, J. E. Christiansen, S. Godferson, S. W. Edgecombe. Row two: K. R. Stevens, Ralph Richards, Ross Game, C. D. McBride, J. Cook, Frank Libberman.

TraHic CommiHee New on the campus this year, the traffic committee set up a four objective program: To provide parking and identification for all campus cars, parking and guidance for visitors, and service entrances, and parking. They held traffic court weekly and fined ticket holders.

Union Building Committee Working to build student interest in the new Union Building and helping to plan various features are members of this committee headed by C. D. McBride.

Agathon Committee Agathon, a three~day educational fair which replaces A Day, is designed to show the public the facilities and activities of the College. Chairmaned by Clyde Ball.

Mily Furgis, Pierce Bowthorpe, and Bill Smith talk over Union Building plans.

Row one, left to right: Belva Balls, Clyde Ball, Eleanor Knowles, Arnie Gilbert, Dan Ludlow, Ray Longhurst. Row two: Marcus Jensen, Dick Merrill, DeVon Chatterton, Rex Gardner.

AWS Associated Women Students do a great job in making students welcome here at Utah State. They are sponsoring a wide~spread public relations committee and present an annual fashion show in the fall. The Preference Ball, one of the outstanding and novel dances of the year, is also under the A.W.S. leadership.

LaRue Gardner, President Joyce Budge, Vice President Joyce Todd, Secretary

Left to right: Dean Daniel, Francis Shoop, Pat Schofield, LaRue Gardner, Joyce Budge, Phyllis Turner, Joyce Todd.

Athletic Council Continuously seeking improvements in Aggie athletic facilities, these men hold the responsibility of keeping Utah State one of the top conference contenders.

Publication Council With the cooperation of faculty advisers, the editors and business managers meet to solve problems concerning campus publications.

Row one, left to right: Blanch Firestone, Dean Symons, H. B. Hunsaker, J. E. Christiansen, George Caine. Row two: King Hendricks, George Preston, Russell Berntson, John Roning.

Row one, left to right: Prof. V ickers, Dean Culmsee, Prof. Reynolds, JoAnne Cliften, Vern Marble. Row two: Bill Capner, James Mortimer, Pond Reese, Hal Reinrjes, George Mitton.

Ted Simmons Booster Comm. Chairman

Cheerleaders, Dick Lewis, Dick Headlee, Jack Kidd.

Cheerleaders, Booster Comm. The Booster Committee and the Cheerleaders work hand in hand to strengthen the Aggie spirit. They do more for school spif'it than any other group on the campus. They are responsible for all the pep rallys and team send;offs.

Men's Intramurals The male aggies on campus became part time athletes and competed in intramurals. Men's activities are supervised by students under the leadership of the Physical Education Dept. The function is to give every student moral, social, physical, and educational values derived from competitive athletics, in both team and individual sports.

INTRAMURAL STAFF - Row one, left to right: Berdean jarman, Bill Smith, Don jacobson, jim Harris, Clark Puffer, Bud Paul, john Marshall. Row two: Art Mendeni, intramural manager; Dick Motto, Willard jessup, Carl Tuft, Merrill Boothe, Don Tuft, Del Ray Campbell, Harold jones, LaVell Edwards, Wes Christiansen .

Thair Allen, Intramural Assistant Harold jones, Intramural Assistant Ray Watters, Adviser H . B. Hunsaker, Head of Dept. of Phys. Ed.

TEAM MANAGERS - Row one, left to right: Pleasie Moore, Sherril Williams, joe Reynolds, Schot Davis, Bob Martin. Row two: Bob Burgener, Glen Steed, Don Lay, Mel Lantz, Marlin Fairbourne.

EXECUT[VE COUNCIL - Row one, lefe co righe: Ju[ia Berntson, LOIS Downs, MIley Furgls. Row ewo: Joanne Calderwood, [Ia Schoonover, Pat Madsen, JoAnne Clift.. n.

TEAM MANAGERS - Lefe co righe: I1a Schoonover, Norma Condie, Lu Wallace, Loye Painter, Yvonne Rippon, Jean Reynolds, Judy Pearce, Palma Lundahl.

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Women's Athletic Association The ladies have an athletic association, where they spend their leisure hours. Under the direction of W.A.A. executive council and Lois Downs, advisor, a full program of activities was carried out, with fourteen sorority and independent teams participating. The year's events were climaxed by the Annual Award's Banquet. Their motto: A sport for every girl, A girl for every sport.

PanHellenic Council Sorority unity is their aim. Rushing rules are their problem. Pledge day is their triumph. They are representatives of five worthwhile organizations. Their task isÂˇ to govern Utah State Greek women. The Pan hellenic formal is proof of their unity.

Top to bottom : Joan Munk, President ; Sergene Benson, Manon Caine, Paula Stanger, Barbara Skankey, Lois Hyer, Genie! Lindberg, Goldy Mehas, Margaret Sutton, Beverly Thompson, Cathy Chipian, Dean lone Daniel.

Clockwise: Peirce Bowt horpe, Pres id ent, Henry Hj elm , Ivans Su mmers, Bry Nelson, Jarvi s Jensen, Don Ausemus, James Kelly Rul on Bickmore, Bob Turl ey, Rex Skanchy,' Preston Th o mas, C harm aine C hri stensen, Ted Wright.

Interfraternity Council Composed of two representatives from each fraternity, the Interfraternity Council is the governing body of the social fraternities on campus. Highlighting the Greek Social calendar, under the direction of the council, is the Interfraternity Ball. Peirce Bowthorpe is the presiding officer; rotation determines the group's officers.

Public Relations Introducing Utah State to other colleges and to local high schools by means of personal contact and printed material is a year~round project. Student leaders in this task are Bob Turley and his committeemen. Exchange assemblies, a band tour, entertaining other college students are a few ways we "sell our school."

Visiting high school stude nts are welcomed on campus for a basketball game. Keith Anderson, Mary Rhodes, Dean J. N. Symons, Arma Lenford, Clyde Quinney, Neeltje Eggen, and Lynn Peterson. Visitors and Loganites.

Explaining student body government to high school students are: Vern Marble, Bonnie Rytting, and Bev Zollinger. Visitors are Marva Painter, Louise Garff, Diana Walker, Laurence Newberger, Max Eliason, Don Allen.

Bob Turley works through Dr. Noble's office with his sec retaries, Elaine Whatcott and Leah Dunford. Their job is continuous planning and research on how to acquaint our school with other students.

Blue Key National Honorary Service Fraternity composed of twenty outstanding upperclassmen. Producers of the student directory, assistants in school activities, and the selection of an outstanding underclassman are contributions of this group.

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Bob Hatch Marian Haslam

Rulon Bickmore Mo nte Nyman

Duane Christensen Hamid Tabri zi

John Carlisle Brent Nash

Brent Nash, Hamid Tabrizi, Duane Christensen, Monte Merrill, discuss current activities.

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Spurs A national service organization for sophomore women was initiated on our campus in 1928. Members participate in campus activities and cheer registration lines. "At Your Service" is a motto well executed, for this is one of the hardest~working groups on the campus. They march with the band and cheer loudly at games, help in the Campus Chest drive, and help blind students. Working together, these girls find friendship and fun in Spurs.

SOCIAL COMM ITTEE - Left co right: Arnold Gilbert, Janet Jones, George Henderson, LaRue Vincent, Keith Anderson, June Lacey, Mac Gardner, LaRue Satterthwaite and Jack Bickmore.

Social and Elections Committee Directed by council members, these committees are a great service to our school. The Social Committee plans the "social life" for the student body, while the election committee helps in government.

Balloting his vote is Roger Nelson. Annette Dean and Darlene Fields take charge of ballot table.

ELECTION BOARD - Left co right: Carolyn Pond, Allen Stephens, LaRue Vincent, Beverlee ZoUinger, Joyce Budge and Don McGregor.

Intercollegiate Knights "Service, Sacrifice, Loyalty." With this as their motto, the Beno chapter of Intercollegiate Knights once again proved their worth to Utah State. This honorary men's service fraternity handles the Used Book Exchange and had charge of the blood donation on the campus.

Planning I. K. events are chapter officers, Fred Pendleton , Honorable Scribe; Mac Gardner, Royal Duke; and Doyle Tanner, Chancellor of the Exchequer.

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The "Spur of the Moment" and "Knight of Knights" are chosen at their annual dance.

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Student Civic Government Student Civic Government is an organization run entirely by college students who live in the prefabs, quansets, and trailers. The students operate as a regular city government. The Honorable Mayor is Blair K. Paulsen, assisted by Chariton Jacobs as Secretary~ Treasurer.

C h ariton Jacobs, secretary; Roge r L. Ste ph en s, G len R. Pu rne ll, Bri ce J. H a ll ows~ David I. Clemens, Bla ir K. Pou lsen , Mayor; Douglas Kenyo n (not in pic ture ) .

KVSC staff members meet to discuss the week's programming. Sranding, left co right: Phi l Sorensen, Rue Johnson, and Fred Critchfie ld. Seared: Duane Dee, Don Quayle, Joy Gardner, Merlin Bowen, Nancy Bowen, Mac Gardner, and Burrell Hansen, faculty adviser.

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Known as the reporters on campus, Larry Monroe, John Roderick, Garth Bischoff, and Bobbie Ann Stewart are constantly searching for a scoop on anything that makes news.

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Student Life staffers were the news hounds on the campus. Each Thursday their All American newspaper found its way into the Main Hall. Ross Game was editor Fall Quarter and Jim Mortimer took over for the rest of the year. With their office in the Commons, reporters could always be found on the lookout for news of the school.

Editors, reporters, copy Writers, proof readers, circulation distributers and printers work together to "make the deadline". Mac Gardner, Janice Judge, Jennine Madsen, Helen Lower and Blanch Clifford are a few of the staff workers. The Student Life is an asset to U.S.A.c.

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Buzzer Last year's Buzzer accomplished much by winning the coveted Medalest Award with an outstanding yearbook. Shifts of staff members work day and night piecing together a book in hopes to meet a deadline. Buzzerites completed every assignment and drove through to compile the 1952 Buzzer. Willingness to work overcame the inadequacies of the cramped office space. The staff sincerely hopes that this edition will contain happy memories and snatches of life at Utah State.

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Scribble Utah State students found an outlet for their journalistic talents in the quarterly magazine, Scribble, which was efficiently edited by Eileen Gibbons, assisted by a group of loyal staff members. Students like their humor, prose and poetry. Scribble likes to satisfy them. This magazine is favorite among the students and can be obtained merely by showing your student card.

Seated, left to right: Jean Marie Heywood, Lael Jensen, Eve Sorensen, Eileen Gibbons, Grant Reeder, Enice Henrie, Standing: Bill Capener, Frank Pond Reese, Lucille Corbridge, John Roderick, Patricia Williams, Andy Gibbions, and Dale Fletcher.

Blue Book and Directory The combined efforts of Barbara Croft and her able staff in editing the Blue Book strive to orient freshmen on the ups and downs of college life. This publication contains regulations, activities, and the constitution and by~laws of Utah State College, which every frosh appreciates.

Working diligently at the typewriter is Barbara Croft, editor of the 1952 Blue Book. This little gem of information greets freshmen as they arrive.

When you get a map of all the buildings on campus, a few school songs, an assortment of yells, and enduring traditions all wrapped up in one you have quite a book, thanks to Greta Ashcroft, Lois Blood and Janet Pond.

The Health Center situated in the Smart Gymnasium aids in checking the physical condition of all Freshmen and transfers. They also che ck hearts for intramural activity, and give medical attention to all students during their college career. The Health Center employs a doctor and a registered nurse.

Special Services These are just a few of the extra advantages offered by the college on the Utah State campus, open to all students and faculty members. A big percentage students ordinarily not being able to attend school, find it possible by working in one of these various departments on the campus.

Lund Hall gang lines up for chow at the cafeteria where meals are served economically to students and faculty members. The dining rooms are the scene of many banquets. Miss Una Vermillion is the director of the Cafeteria.

Dr. Hansen gets his mail from Imogene Hamilton at the College branch postoffice which serves students and faculty members.

Pearl Carter is in charge of the Moore Library which houses children 's books and the music library.

The school of versatile interests. This school offers opportunities to all the students of Utah State to lay the foundation for a liberal education. The need to understand our own culture as well as the cultures of other nations has never been so urgent as now. This depart~ ment offers many courses to qualify the student to be a citizen.

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Ph ysics, Geology, Mod ern Langu ages, and Che!ll' ist ry are on ly fou r ou t of the fou rteen different depart m en ts in t h e Sc h oo l of A rt s a nd S c ienc e~ The re is a w ide range of variou s fi e lds in th~ sc h oo l. One o f th e most outstand ing is Deba r A stude nt ca n certai nl y obt ain an enrichi knowl edge fro m th is h ighl y skill ed sc h oo l.

This school came about as a result of the Land Grant Act in 1862. This is the most outstanding field of its kind in the Intermountain West. The great practical value of the various curricula in this school is shown by the records of those students who have completed them and who have gone back to the farm and worked as leaders.

One of the many jobs that go to make up farming - some pleasant and some unpleasant. Just one of those things.

The next page exemplifies three of the most au standing fields in the department. They are Dai Production and Manufacturing, Horticu ltu re, ar Poultry Husbandry. These three departments a in connectionÂˇ with the Experiment Station whi( is bringing to light better methods of feedin croping, and better strains of fruits.

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Its purpose is to give opportunity for a liberal education with special emphasis upon the commercial, social and political phases of life. It is comprised of three major divisions business, the social sciences, and agricultural economics and marketing. You will find this school located in Old Main on the third floor.

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This school has ten different departments with a major purpose or function of the preparation of teachers for elementary and secondary schools. Each department offers courses contributing to general education. This school deals with the future growth of our nation. The School of Education was officially organized at USAC in 1927.

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The School of Engineering and Technology consists of the. Division of Engineering and the Division of Technology. It also offers undergraduate and graduate courses in Industrial 'Education. The students Âˇenrolled in this school are growers with technical brains, striving for technical knowledge for technical skills. They build man's concrete progress.

These young men are majors in Automotive Technology. They train in a new building designed and built specifically for auto'motive and aircraft instruction.

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Radios, aircraft, motors, bridges, engines, wheels, drawings, surveying, testings, and many other complicated devices are all in the schedule for the men of the Engineering School. Through their training and experiences here at Utah Statr they will be able to fulfill man's dreams, and they grow so as to better the growth of man.

They boast of being one of the best of their kind in the United States. The School has purchased and leased 3,000 acres of forest and range land approximately 22 miles from the campus, where summer camp facilities have been established. The purpose stressed by this school is the handling of wild lands so that they may be of use to citizens.

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Intended primarily to prepare young women for homemaking. Courses are planned to prepare young women to carry the knowledge and skills of expert homemaking into various institutions of complex modern society. They are the builders and the makers of those little things in life that are really so big. This school has become outstanding.

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Summer School The college has conducted a Summer School for more than thirty years. Since 1924 the program has been enlarged and edUcators enriched. of The is to build bringintothe Logan a number of the leading thePurpose nation and IntermOUntain West, a summer school of wide inflUence. 10hn C. Carlisle is dean of the Summer School.

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The Art Workshop is under the Chair_ manship of Prof. H. Reuben Reynolds.

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Dr. Carl Frischknecht leads the Extension Service with a staff of nearly one hundred workers.

Extension Prof. Neil K. Holbrook, extension editor, and Prof. work toprograms.

Spencer Daines, agricultural engineer, The main objective of the gether in production of extension service Extension Service is to aid rural people in developing useful, satisfactory lives. Its programs are designed to help people help themselves, rather than doing things for them. The Extension Service is a part of the college and a part of the Federal Extension Service. Agriculture and home demonstration agents work in nearly every county with specialists to help . in the solving of farm problems.

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Maxine Wood sketches insects by observ in g them through a microscope, while Dr. George Knowlton, Extension Entomologist looks on . These sketches are used in exten~ion bulletins.

The extension staff is comprised of specialists whose offices are located on the college proper. Besides the specialIsts, from 1 to 5 faculty members are located in each county.

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Sidney Yeates shows the correct operation of a calculator.

Alpha Kappa Psi This national honorary promotes interest in business, accounting, and finance. Through professional contact members gain insight on the business world with which they will be future participants. Prominent businessmen throughout the country hold membership in this organization.

Row one, left to right: Max White, Sidney Yeates, Dean Wood, Cal Hill, Lael Abbott, D. D. Hansen, C harles Law ren ce, Richard Merrill, Lowiee Howe. Row two: David Finch, Stanford Johnson, Hamid Tabrizi, Carl Thorstensen, Ray Longhurst, Carleston Lerm, Tom Malley, George Carmody, George Howell. Row three: Jay Eliason, Keith Winschell, Paul Pugmire, Norman Cannon, Earl Mackee, Hal Reintjes, Bill Taylor, Mark Blackham, Victor Jones.

Row one, left to right: Lee M. Frederick, M. Judd Harmon, Bob Hatch, Aileen Freckleton, Bonnie Reese, Charles H. Simpson, Richard Farish, M. R. Merrill, George Wilson. Row two: Gera ld M. ami and, Merle

Cunnington, Reza Esfandiari, Wesley Crowther, Milton S. Nielsen, James DiGiuseppe, Burdette A. Peterson, George L. Mitton, Wendell B. Anderson, Abbas Ghaffari.

Pi Sigma Alpha Their aim is to further the cause of good government throughout the world. Students interested in political science and its applications with a B average are eligible to join.

Chemical Society Chern majors who eat, breathe, and live Chemistry. They mix magic in test tubes and are brains with formulas.

Row one, left to right: Melvin Cannon, Ad"iser, Kent Humpherys, Vice Pres., Ann Nelson, Treas., Mary Anne Heinrich, Sec., Naola Van Orden,

Ad"., Leon White, Pres., Lawrence Cannell. Row two: Kenneth Anderson, Evan Jensen, Dee Halls, Richard Perkins, Bob Hirst, Arthur Martin.

Rot( , one,left to ri~ht: Dean Symons, Margaret Kennard, Eleanor Knowle s, Deon Johnson, Bernadean Tomlinson, LuDean Thurston, Diana Nordman,

Frank P. Reese. Row two: Howard Wa lker, Charles Memzer, Fred Hebeler, A. C. Bagg, Leonard Hull, Keith Anderson, T, L Simmons, Dennis Simmons.

Independent Students Organization Reorganization of the Independent Students Association was highlighted by their fou r purpose program, to improve the social program for independen t students.

Ski Club Prerequisites for membership are a pair of skis, two legs, and a strong right arm. Spills, sprains, broken bones and fun packed days of skiing - all a part of this. group's activity.

Row one, left to righe: Ned Stringham, Pat Preston, Dixie Seeholtzer, Roland Waak, George Churniss, Val Ferrin, Clair Rasmussen. Row two: John Niebergall, Don Neigle, Bruce Clyde, Romae Clyde, Don Smith,

Calder Schvaneveldt, Bob Dean, Dale Nelson, adviser, Row three: Keith Hoskins, Jim Brown, John Jones, Charles Pocock, George Preston, Daniel Beckstead, George Stone, Ray Watters, adviser.

The Ag boys fashioned a ram that rated excellent in the Snow Carnival.

Agriculture Club Promotion of the honorable profession of farming. They strive to stimulate interest in and promote the profession and sciences of Agriculture. Annual activities include an October breakfast for alumnae, a Harvest ball, and a horse show. The judging teams have done particularly out; standing work this year.

Ag. Council - Left to right, row one: Melvin Westwood, Warren Poppensick, Wallace Sjoblom, Reed Day, Leo Speirs, Lenard Hull. Row two: Sam Banner, VerI Stanley, Ramon Seely, John Willis.

Row one, left to right: Arden Frandsen, adviser, Don Stilson, C. D. Bristol, Barbara S. Baer, Heber C. Sharp, adviser. Row two: Sutoshi Hobi,

Jim Harris, Paul Moore, Julienne Murdock, Allen Murdock, George R. Rigby, Samuel Kamada.

Psychology Hoping to encourage, stimulate, and maintain interest in psychology, the Psychology club devoted most of its time to lectures and discussions of the various phases of their field. The club is composed of departmental majors.

Sociology Professors, majors, and minor students take part in lectures on social conditions, job opportunities, and field trips.

Row one, left to right: Evelyn Hodges Lewis, Jay Skidmore, adviser; Glen Winslow, Doris Halverson, Caro~ Muir, John Christiansen, Jay

Stokes, Fern Hansen. Row two: Willam DeHart; Don Carter, Sterling Nielson, Curtis H. Stevens, Charles Martin, Akram Farhad, Abid Sadoun, Champ Moore, Frank Tidwell, Dr. Therel Black, adviser. . .

Ross Mason, Dr. Hammond, and Richard Bingham get acquainted with "Charlie."

Alpha Epsilon Delta National pre~medical fraternity; they organize to stimulate excellence in pre~medical education. Beakers, test tubes, cadavers, and mice are their playthings and they live in the confusion of chemical formulas, physiological bacteriology, and slide rules. Future M. D.'s of tomorrow.

Row one, left to right: Lester P. Nyborg, Marian J. Haslam, Wayne L Hirschi, Thomas Green, John Carlisle, Philip Affleck. Row two: Joseph W. Hess, Grant M. Reeder, Morris D. Gardner, Charles Ingham, Drostan Baker, Robert E. Poole, Jerry Mayfield.

Row one, left to right: H. Zohller, L. Conkle, R. Pi no, L. Butterfield, J. Keily, F. Purcell. Row two: W. Voll, P. Williams, J. Christensen, J. Reese,

L. Liechty, F. Harris. Row three: N. Butterfield, D. Chatterton, S. Auld, W. Stephensen, O. Bagley, J. Johnson.

Scabbard and Blade A National Honorary Military Fraternity. The objectives of Scabbard and Blade are to provide services for the college while serving the R.O.T.e. department. Biggest event on the social calendar each year is the Promotion Parade, where honor cadets receive their bars.

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Row one, left to right: Margaret Wasden, Thayne Robson, Junius Hamb-

lin, Cal Hill, Wesley Crowthe r, James Allen, John Jenkins, Keith Anderson. Row two: LaMar Hansen , Donald Ouavle. Merlin Bowen, Philip

Sorensen, Roland Baldwin, Leslie Wanlass, Rex E. Robi nson, coach; Vira Beth Robson, Nora Thurgood, C harlene Lind, Darrell Deem, Royce H arr.

Debate Team Resolved that the Federal Government adopt a permanent program ot wage and price controls. Aggie debators have traveled the western states trying to prove or disprove this highly controversial resolution.

History Club These people are probers of the past. Their meetings are open to anyone interested in the study of history. They fill up library cards with outside reading and possess a versatile knowledge of man. Row one, Left to right: Bill Knowles, Dr. Duncan Brite, Dr. Joel Ricks, Dr. S. Geo. Ellsworth, Melvin Larkin. Row two: Arlo Trost, Robert Jack-

son, James Allen, Ca rl Wankier, G ra ce Hendricks, Je an York, Lois H ansen, Lynne Johnston, Dean Mackey, Gerald Robison, Rox Call Spackman.

Row one, lefr co righr: Andrew M. Dougherty, Don Otis, Robert D. Hardin g, Maj. I. S. Church, David R. Dinsda le, Dallas M. Liddle, Thurman Ga rdne r. RoU' !U '(): Rue P. Ware, jarvis H. jensen, R. j. Drake,

Richard Stantey, Ca rl I. Fonnesbeck, Spencer Falslev, Henry Huelm, Earl R. McKie, Victor jones, Herschel Barnes. Row three: Morgan Jense n, Marl owe Ga rdner, H arvey Glover, Lester D. Baker, Dilworth Prisbrey, Dale H . Ogden, Gerald Wolfley, Glen H. Hart.

Arnold Air Society A newly organized group of 45 men interested in military and social life. Named after General Hap Arnold, commander and chief of the U. S. Air Force, these men hold regular business meetings where prominent guest speakers are presented. A formal in May completes their year.

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Row one, left [0 right: Paul Lin, Le ste r Nyborg, Robert H ansen, Robert Narvin, Ted Rich, Don Laub, Dwane Wright, William Warenski, C lyde

Hardy. Row two: Stewart Williams, Joy Gardne r, Don Heale y, William Douglas, Robert Ezell, Lorenzo Demars, Richard Guth, A. J. Korsok, Bob Adamson, Robert Forsberg, Reed Bailey.

Geology Club Is comp.osed of all majors and other interested persons. The club brings to the campus prominent lecturers to further their geologic knowledge, and sponsors educational field trips.

4-H Club Members organized to develop good fellowship among college students who had formerly been 4H club members. Friendliness and fun marked each meeting and party.

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Row one, left [0 righe: Lewis Nielsen, Junius Kershaw, Dee Neville, Perry Bird, Arthur VanderDoes, George Smith, John OToole, Brent Poole. Row two: Stanley Todd, Eldon Burgess, Darrell Tew, Vernal

Thompson, George Coller, Laurel Fullmer, Dilworth Prisbrey, Body Blanthorn. Row three: John Crane, Duane Chadwick, Gerald Dunn, Carl Nielsen, Robert Squire, Clayton Clark, William Jones, Larry Coles.

Institute of Radio Engineers The aim of this group is for the dissemination of the theory and practice of electronics, communications, and other related fields of engineering and science, as well as professional development. Every third week they have guest lecturer's educational movies, and tours.

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Alpha Zeta A National Honorary Fraternity which recognizes outstanding students in Agriculture and related fields. Scholarship is a must to belong to Alpha Zeta; only men in upper two;fifths of the class can belong. Willard Lindsay is representing this chapter in the national fellowship contest for members of Alpha Zeta.

Row one, left co right: James Kryger, Malhone Lance, Philip Ogden. Row two: Richard Miller, Don Jones, Jay Call, Forrest Munro, John Willis, Devon Andrus, Terry Morrill, Lowell A. Griffiths. Row three: Glen Purnell, Lowell Douglas, Laver Bently, Allan Stephens, Mark Madsen, Willard Lindsay, Leo Bendickson, Don Wallace, Max Lemon, Lenard Hull.

Row one, left co righe: Leslie Conkle, Carole Brough, Verne Hunt, Frances Maher, Lorraine Miller, Cliff Fawcett, Bernie Tomlinson, Thiel Gomm,

Eldora Thomson, Nasser Mortamedi. Row two: Ned Stringham, Florence Stringham, Joan Jones, Russ Hudson, Thelma Poulter, Keith Eldredge, Ernie Hartmann, Herb Blisard.

Square Dance Club This group met weekly to participate in Square and round dances. Officers were Thiel Gomm, Pres.; Ernie Hartman, Vice Pres.; Deon Johnson, sec.; Ned Stringham, adviser.

Agriculture Economics The purposes of the newly activated Ag Econ club are to foster a better fellowship among students and between students and faculty and for keener interest and better understanding of problems connected with the field of Ag economics.

Row one, left co rig/h: Max Buchmiller, Burton Harris, John Willis, Clisbee Lyman, Bill Capener. Row two: Glen Downs, K. Sawaeng, R. L. Larsen, Eugene Sanford, Richard Miller, Roice Anderson, Charlie

Howell, Lynn Davis, Glenn Purnell. Row three: Richard Kearl, Ashbv Nelso n, George Blanch, Wayne Scott, Wells Allred, E. M. Morrison, W. P. Thomas, Dee Broadbent, Grey Jensen.

Westwood .. Row cwo: Leslie Conk le, Earle Lee, Lew C hou les, Charles H. Smith, Ernie C. Hartmann, Harry Lagersted t, David R. Walker.

Row one, left co right: Donald Rawlins, Th omas J. Rebrey, Kamal AIsalih, Jafar AI Safi, Amin Jaddoa, Jawdet K. EI-Khedery, Melvin N.

Horticulture Along with providing delicious apples and cider, they work for development of Horti~ cultural Science. Other objectives are to create a warm personal relationship among members; to stimulate interest in Horticulture; and use money made from selling apples to send their men on extensive field trips in the spring.

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Row one, left to right: D. C. Laub, Wm. O. Warenski, Clair Sjostrom, Dr. Clyde T. Hardy. Row two: Bob Adamson, Bob Hansen, Robert Ezell, Lorenzo Demars.

Sigma Gamma Epsilon This newly organized national honorary professional fraternity has won national recognition for its scientific geology advanceme

Pi Gamma Mu Honorary science fraternity which promoted scientific thinking among the social sciences in the solution of social problems.

Row one, left to right: Lee M. Frederick, John R. Christiansen, Milton S. Nielsen, Evan B. Murray, Wesley Crowther, Wendell B. Anderson. Row two: Charles H. Simpson, los. A. Geddes, Carmen Fredrickson, }. Duncan Brite, Keith Anderson, Eunice Henrie.

Row one, lefc (0 right: George H. Ke lker, Edwin Rawley, Norman Hancock, H allie Cox, C. Wayne Cook, Minoru Hironaka. Row two: James

Krygier, Phil Ogden, Colin Bennion, Richard Hubbard, H arold Edwards. Row three: Mahlon Lantz, John Birch, Edwin Abbott, Bruce Nelson, C lair Whitlock.

Xi Sigma Pi A fraternity that includes the outdoor men on the campus. This honorary forestry group is comprised of graduate students and upperclassmen whq have maintained a high scholastic average. The annual Forester's Ball marks a highlight in their activities for the year.

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American Society of Civil Engineers Their interest lies in putting the laws, forces, and materials of nature into a design for modern living. Bert Wheeler takes the executive role in the club with the aid of Prof. Stock.

Row one, left to righe: Joseph W. Merrill, Harvey Glover, Eldon T . Behhett, Bert R. Wheeler, William B. Schreeder. Row two: John C. Sandbery, Jarvis H. Hensen, Fred Pearson, R. J. Drake, J. Paul Riley, Cleve Bolingbroke. Row three: Roye Petersen, Vol Wynn, Boyd Phillips, Bob Eardley, Maroin Hein, Donald Daines, Max Jensen, Daniel H. Hoggon. Row four: Thomas R. Beeston, Stephen J. Terchentez, R. Vincent Milligan, Robert A. Skidmore, Ralph Waldo Gibson, Bob Turley, Bob Millard, Herald Durrant, David B. Gardher, Carl [wertz. Row fi ve: L. O. Transtrum, Otis Donald, S. Tibshirani, M. E. Reese, R. D. McClurg, M. Kahet, H. T. Brown, A. T. Axelgard, U. A. Pati l, K. Saghri. Row six: R. Whatcott, M. Greaves, E. Srock, S. Ellerman, W. Stephenson, C. Suszynski, J. Bagley.

Row one, lefe co righe: Larry Campbe ll , Gay le Evans, Bert Lewengrub, Lee A. Wankien, Richard Rasmussen, Maven Bagley, L. He ald, Eugene HofÂˇ hnar, Dee H orton. Row cwo: Don Leepe r, Jim Walls, Kieth Brown, Ron

Jense n, John Gims, A. H . Be rry, Don Steele, AI Empe y, Roy Harri s, Go rdon Ash croft . Row ehree: Joyce Whitney, Lois Anderson, Go rdon Gobbs, James A. Eyre, Fred H ebe ler, Leo A . Speirs, AI Rubin, Joa n Rice, LyNetta Kung, Prof. James A. Bennett.

Rodeo Club The campus bronc busters will really show their stuff at the Spring Rodeo in May. These are the boys who like rough riding, which is undoubtedly an accomplishment that takes a lot of stamina.

Veg. Crops Club This organization for Agriculture majors will take an extensive trip into the northwest. The purpose is to help those majoring or minoring in the subject to secure a practical application of the subjects studied.

Row one, lefe co righe: Bill Workman, G hany Aldakily, Don Wallace, Pres. Vern Waite. Row cwo : Alan L. Harris, Secretary; Clyde Kidman,

Ramon Sealy, Khatikarn Bunjied, Ah mad A . Ahmadi, George Pieper, Re za Esfandiare.

Row one, left to right: LaRue Vincent, Elma land, Shirley jackson, Anna Marie Heyrend,

Janice Burron, Shirley Rae Allen, Eunice Hunt, Zollinger, Lynne Rich. Row two: Beverly RowElaine Cummings, Bonnie Maxfield, treasurer; president; juanette Kunz, Lois M. Powell, sec-

retary; Ruth Schick, Mary Ann Sullivan. Row three: Louree Davis, Phyllis Winsor, DeLynn Hutchings, Gladys Bingham, Helen Funk, Mrs. Gwen Carlson, adv iso r; Moreen jorgensen, Pearl Cox, Charlotte H ale, Carol Williams.

Home Economics Club To promote better understanding of home economics, the majors and minors of the field meet twice a month to develop leadership, responsibility, and cooperation among the girls. This training prepares them for better home and community life.

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Linda Pack, Lynda Linford, Janet Barlow, LuJean Mortensen.

Row one, left to right: J(hosro Saghri, Edward Fila, Prof. Spe n cer H. Daines, Woodward Sandberg, G lenn Anderson. Row two: Lorin Tan-

st rum, Drew H aight, T errel Tovey, Harvey Woodworth, Ahmad Amer, Lynn Bennett.

Dairy Club

Purpose is to promote interest and provide experience in dairying. They feast every year at their Cheese Smorgasbord and select judging teams which they are proud of.

Ag. Engineers Organized to encourage and promote a professional attitude among engineering students. They also tussle with the Foresters.

Row one, left to righ t: G len Hart, Ca rl Odekirk, Mark Mad sen, Warren Popensiek, Bert Beivengrub, Nasser Motamedi, Da le Da ll ey, Dee Morgan, Roy Mortenson, Dennis Funk, Kay Nilson, A lbin Judd. Row two: Fred Axelgard, Raymond Bowns, Ri ch ard Pond, Foster Sorensen, Seth Allen,

Lyle Peterso n, Glen Sargent, Jack Steinitz, David Christensen. Row three: Ru sse ll Linford, The ra ld Quayle, G. Lyn Kimball, Dee lsrae lsen, John Furniss, Farrel Knight, Gary Ri chardson, Ezra H arpe r, Veri Furniss, Pau l Larsen, club advisor; Prof. Lloyd R. Hunsllker. .

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Row one, left to right: Arthur Holmgren, adviser; Ramon Sealy, Susan Tuttle, Larry Raniere. joseph Wooley. Row cwo: Nada joy Gardne r, Dr.

F. B. Wann, L. Kay Thomas, Norman Alldridge, Walton three: Steve Tillett, Bertran Bordewick, Bill Worman.

Botany Club Nature lovers get together to promote interest in the field of Botany. They look forward to the field trip in the spring, and special programs during the year.

PEMM Club Striving for better social and professional relationships among members, the PEMM Club, with members limited to Physical Education majors and minors, spent an active year.

Row o ne, left to right: La Veil Edwards, Art Mendeni, Monte Nyman, President; Thai r Allen, Frank Ti dwe ll, Wes C hri stensen, Dick Motta. Row two: Winnie C lark, Shirley Bowman, Carol Slater, Rita Smith, Valene Young, joyce Neil son, Pat Madsen, Annettee Dean, Jean Reynolds,

Deon johnso n. Standing: Ray Watters, adviser; Carma Browning, janeen C hambe rl ain , JoAnne C lifte n, lIa Schoonover, Mile y Furgis, Janet Jones, C hu ck Siegler, Pleasie Moore, Don Jacobson, Darwin Anderson, LuDean Thurston, Bernadeen Tomlinson, joyce Barkle. Dale Nel se n, adviser.

Left to right : Mary Ann Sullivan, LaRue Vincent.

Phi Upsilon Omicron This honorary and professional organization has three main purposes: One, to advance and promote Home Economics; two, to establish and promote friendship, and three, to promote moral and intellectual leadership.

Row o ne, le ft to righr: LaRue V in ce nt, N o rm a McConki e, El aine C ummings, Sa ll y T ay lo r, Euni ce Hunt, G wen Ca rl so n, Eileen Dea n, Ja nI ce Burton, Wilm a Fairbourn. Row r\.t'o: C arol Bell on, Mary W arr, Jean He ywood, Mary An n Sulli va n, N ada A rnell , C ha rl otte H ale, Ma nl yn Purse r, Shirl e y La rse n, H elen Funk, Lora W . Mye rs.

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Row one, left to right: Donna Gillette, pre sident; Beverly Zollinger, Jan Eggen, Darlene Lowry. Row r...:o: Shirley Bowman, Manon Caine, Miley Furgis, Janet Jones, Pat Mad sen, Diane Tueller, Joyce Niel so n.

Row three: Sonya Hyatt, Marilyn Nash, JoAnne Cliften, Valena Meyrick~ Mary E. Whitney, Imogene H amilton, Joyce Barkle, Margaret Fletcher, Daune Sargent.

Modern Dance Club These are the graceful beauties on campus who have organized to promote an interest in interpretive dance. They add spice to the dance concert in February.

Agronomy Club As students of soil and land vegetation, this unit of the National Agronomy Society fosters a professional attitude among its members.

Row one, right to left: Reed Day, Law ren ce Morrill, Delmer Buchanan, Herbe rr Ga rdne r. Row two: Myron Rollins, Jim Elsmore, Nard V. Allen, LeRoy N. Barker, John L. Paul, Lowell Griffit hs. Row three: Zan Litz, Milton B. Jones, Sterling A. Taylor, Angus H. Hyer, Ll oyd Patterson, Ray

A. Purse r. Row four: Weston Warren, W. H. Bennett, D. W. Thorne, Dean Wilding, George Wheatley, Fred H ame l, Duwane Park. Row five: Keith Thompson, Reed Funk, G len Jensen, Alfred Helms, Lowe ll Dougla s, Don Forrest, Lynn Porrer, John Reeve.

Row one, left to right : A. A. Bishop, L. S. Co le, Jarvis Jensen, Skook Kataki, A. T. Axelgard, H arold T. Brown, Bert Wheeler, Martin Kahel, Jay Bagley. Row two: Eldon Stock, Vincent Milligan, H arvey G love r, Dan Hoggan, Carl Fonnesbeck, Robert Skidmore, Jerald C hri stiansen,

Sheldon Turnid ge, Herald Durrant, Max Jensen, Dee Neville, Clauton. Row three: Bob Turle y, Drew Haight, L. O. Transtrum, R. H. Brooks, Robert McClurg, George Collier, Robert Millard, Vernal Thompson, Woodard Sandberg, Eldon Bennett, John Crane, Terrel Tovey, J. P. Riley, Gordon Flammer.

Sigma Tau Sigma Tau is an honorary society made up of outstanding Junior and Senior engineers. The highlights of this fraternity are initiations during fall and spring quarters. In addition to a large banquet, the boys sponsor a big 'w inter social during winter quarter.

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American Society of Tool Engineers Behind each new mechanical invention, which benefits society today, are thousands of hours of Tool Engineering. Here at Utah State, the tool engineers are learning an increas~ ingly vital profession.

Row one, left to right: Floyd E. Veibell, Roy M. Uyeda, Albert Watson, Keith L. Naegle, Dell K. Allen, Rene F. Winward. Row two: W. Karl Somers, Eli M. Robinson, Glen L. Curtis, G. Merrill Shaw, David K. Darley, Glenn S. Porter, Jay P. Bills, Fredrick Preator. Row three: William K. Tarbet, Sheldon M. Eppich, Onosh Daugherty, Frank W. Dallon, Don J. Wardle, Jay Beazer, Donald R. Jensen.

Row one, lefe co righe : Minoru Hironaka, Dennis Grassi, Raul Sange r, Kay Finch, Carl McCammon, David Lodzinski . Row cwo: Jerry Martin, Ri cha rd Baier, George Bench, C. Wayne Cook, Sam Gangwer. Row ehree : James Krygier, Rol-ert Stankus, No rman Hancock, Jery Dahlberg, Clyde Ashcroft, M. Kenda l Anderson. Row fou,.: Jen s Jense n, Edwin Rawlery, Hallie Cox, Colin Benni on, Morton Brann, Harold Edwards.

Row fiw: Preston T aylor, Edwin Abbott, Ri chard Hubbard, Donald Smith, Richard Parker, Albert Hegge n . Row six: John Neuhold, Owen Giertsen, Forest Seneva, John Birch, Chair Whitl ock, Dale Tingey, Mayo Nielsen. Row se.'en: George H. Kelker, Robert Jamieson, John Hansen, Mahlon Lantz, Phil Orgen, James Mitchell, Bruce Nelson, Jallles Shelly, William Schowe, John Phelps, Glen Thorsted.

Forestry Club Anxiety mounts every spring when the Foresters start plans for Paul's Party and ways to foil the Engineers. Organized primarily to advance the profession and promote interest among fellow lumberjacks.

Row one, left to right: Walter Smith, William Hart, James Krygier, MahIon Lantz. Row two: Gene Wunderlick, John Hansen, James Sedgley, Henry Davis, Phil Ogden, John Birch. Left to right: \<.a'l Finch. '\Qi\li arn Hart,

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Row one, lefe co righe: Harold J. Richards, Chariton Jacobs, C lyde Lisonbee, Li onard Hull, Parliamentarian; Bnrzee C. Baker, Secretary-Treasurer; Samuel H. Barmer, President; Leslie B. Winter, R. H. Walker, Dean of Agriculture, Director of Experiment Station; Stanley Richardson, At.!-

viser. Row cwo: Laver Bentley, Charles R. Humphries, Horace L. Morrill, Ralph S. Parkinson, Allen Stephens, Dean P. Barton, George J. Curtis, G rant R. Christaffersen, Ray P. Pitterborg, Doyle B. Tanner, DeVon F. Andrus, Verl R. Stanley, Joseph Bailey.

Alpha Tau Alpha This group organized to promote feHowship and professionalism among agriculture education students and teachers.

Industrial Arts They make everything from doors to houses. Shaping and cutting metal and plastics hold their interest.

Row one, lefe co righl: Mito S. Hadlock, William E. Mortimer, Varsel S. Jenks, Arlen Wilkes, Franklin F. Boulton, Thurlow L. Bailey, Harry E. Mingo, Cornell Diamond, Kilmer Roundy, Fred G. Pendleton, George A. Reed, Sterling H. Campbell. Row cwo: Vernon N. Miller, A. C. Baggs,

Douglas Kenyon, Earl Wagstaff, Hector Lagasse, Leland V. Bangerter, Francis Rogers, Lagrande Brough. Row ehree: Reed Ormond, George McKay, Herbert Hillier, Arthur E. Bowman, T . J. Cloward, Andrew M. Dougherty, John Spendlove, Kenneth McDonald, Joy G. Alleman, Bernie J. Smirch, Roland A. Jensen, Charles W. Hailes.

Row one, left to right: Don Leepe r, Leo Speirs, Paul Maeser, Urle Minto, Larry Campbell, C harles Lewis, Voit Richens, Lee Ream, Carl Brown, Howard Jenkins. Row two: Gordon Ashcroft, Forriest Munro, Miles

Ferry, Gail Jensen,Roy H arri s, Merrill Stephenson, Edward Nelson, Doyle J. Mattews, Fac. Adv. Row three: Gordon Gibbs, Arthur Summers, Boyd Stock, Richard Major, Kadim Ahmed, Delos Giles, Don Pen cock, Hyrum Steffen, Laurel Lindray.

Block and Bridle Club This is an organization made up of Animal Husbandry majors. They participate in such activities as the Peterson Brothers' Annual Hereford Sale, a Spring Field Trip and the U.S.A.c. Horse Show. They specialize in livestock judging and selection.

Dick lG eeler 11 , Gail ] , lV/erri/J S ensen, led fJPh en elson .

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Jack Larsen, Ted Nelson, Carri lyn Lowe, Merrill Stephenson, Gail Jensen, Doyle Mattews (coach). Absent: Verle Minto.

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Rou' ont!, Ide co righe: D. A. Hugie, ShelJon L. Reese, Kirk W. LunJ, GorJon F. Drnke, Rntnnn C hnllumpe. Row eu'o : H owa rJ J. Walker,

J. O. Ande rson, Ismai l J. Al-ozzime, ')onald C. Dobson, Milo L. Dew, C. L. Draper.

Poultry Club Students majoring in poultry find added interest in special problems tackled by this group. These men are currently working on the causes of new chicken diseases.

Sears Roebuck Scholarship Club Pictured here are winners of scholarships given by Sears Roebuck Co. Extra achievement in high school earns this award.

Row one, left co right: Eugene Drake, Rawlin Spencer, Neil Kicken, Mark Young, Bob Chambers, Doyle Paulick, Jerry Nelson. Row cwo: Boyd Redden, Ri chard Maj or, David Finch, Gay le Evans, Rona ld Buchanan, reporter; Jame s Seely, secretary; Jay Childs, Don Lazenby, Charles

Whipple. Row three: Dr. L. Wayne Binns, advisor, Mr. Rasmussen, Sears Representative; Dr. Joy Anderson, David G lover, vice pres.; Max Lemon, Lawrence Dahl, Douglas Huber, Bill H all s, Gordon Stewart, Delmar Seely, Therald Quayle, Marlin Fairbourn, president.

Bob Veneble, Gene Hemsley, Prof. L. S. Morris, Don Tartar, Reed Boothe, Leon Kedding, Wayne Freckleton, Ray Jeppsen, Henry Steingle.

Landscape Architecture Having mutual interest in the design and development of land areas, this organization also enjoys socials and extra curricular activities together.

Utazoa Club A local organization, made up of outstanding Juniors and Seniors majoring in the biological sciences.

Row one, left to right: D. M. Hammend, W. H. Wilde, vice president; Arland E. Olson, president; Nathan T. Packer, secretary; M. H. Gun-

nell, adviser. Row two: Paul R. Fitzgerald, Jessop B. Low, Ken Wolf, George Kaloostain, Philip Goldbeck, Richard Preator, Dale Haws.

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right: Lenna Gardner, Merlin Bowell, Sergene Benson, Allen Murdock, Van Brite, Junius H amblin.

Theta Alpha Phi These are honorary scolars in the field of drama. For the promotion of activities in speech and dramatics and for traveling lyceum programs.

Canadian Club Strictly a social organization which meets to talk over the good people up north and exchange news with fellow Canadians from the BYU.

Row one, left to right: Grace Peterson, Gaylia Woolley, Edward Kearl, Kenneth Anderson, W. H. Bennett, Mary Storr, Helen Stott. Row two:

Lawson Sugden, H omer Le Baron, John Tanner, W. Wilde, Glen Steed, Ted Knowlton, G len Purnell, Jim Biggar, Paul Riley, Jay Purnell.

Laurel Madsen

Howard D avenpart

Mark Young

C h arles Cochran

Farell Willi am

Orthell Denni so n

G len H art

Gayle Eva ns

Pershing Rifles Recognized throughout the United States as a national military fraternity of high quality, it encourages R.O.T.e. cadets to organize themselves into units dedicated to the perfection of military leadership, and to a fuller understanding of the military requirements of our country. General John J. Pershing is the founder and patron of Pershing Rifles.

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Ramona Stephens

Margaret Sutton

Barbara Croft

Manon Caine

Bonnie Reese

Mari an Nielsen

Arlene Meyer

Neeltje Eggen

Virginia Webster

Beryl Gunnell

Bonnie Hartvigsen

Bonadell Cornish

Mary Davis

Joan Evans

Jolene Ahlstrom

Marva Fitzgerald

Pat Colyar

Carol Neil sen

Joyce Howard

Paula Obray

Marilyn Sorensen

Cherie Nelson

Colleen Nielsen

Mary Lou Hansen

Palma Lundahl

Joyce Todd

Carol Tingey

Charlene Liljenquist

Judy Smith

Pat Niel son

Phyllis Turner

Ludene Andrews

Joyce Barkle

Ivaloo Petersen

Diane Tueller

Jeannine Madsen

Marcia Fitzgerald

Mary Ellen Wood

Lamon Melville

La Rue Farnes

Marion Leonhardt

Anna Lee Packer

Ali ce Welti

Marilyn Deschamps

Janet Pond

Miweeze Henderson

Rose Marie Wright

Annette Brock

Lois Erickson

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Darlene Nelson

Jan Eggen

Kay Kaelin

Jackie Jensen

Coy Lucas

Barbara Burns

LaDawn Thain

Janet Judah

Lu Ann Checketts

Joan Wilson

Anna Lu Nuttall

Blanch Clifford

Sponsors Utah State Corps of Sponsors have marched forward in making the corps a national organization. Headquarters; U.S.A.C. Seventy~ five outstanding coeds, among which are school leaders, queens, and personalities, compose the "Girls in Blue." New addition to Corps activity is being host to Utah and B.Y.U. Sponsor Corps in the Spring to a weekend of fun. The group is commanded by Honorary Colonel Ramona Stephens, and advised by Capt. J. W. Grier, U.S.A.F.

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Joan Jensen

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Helen Lower Duane Christensen Dorothy Marshall Rulon Bickmore Ramona Stephens

Alpha Sigma Nu

Bob Hatch

These twelve outstanding senior students label themselves Alpha Sigma Nu. This honorary social fraternity's purpose is to meet twice a quarter to pat each other on the back.

Don McGregor

Barbara Croft

John Carlisle

Beverlee Zoilinger

Monte Nyman

Joyce Nielsen

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Barbara Croft

Bonnie Reese

Maxine Tripp

Donna Rae Jorgensen

Margaret Anderson

Kathryn Haskins

Neeltje Eggen

Corine Jerman

Marilyn Call

Alice Welti

Ruth Carlson

Edris. Larsen

Carolyn Pond

Paula Stanger

Gaynell Johnsen

Miweeze Henderson

Barbara Geddes

Faye Chambers

Marion T. Budge

Anne McDonald

Joanne Milnar

Lois Blood

Palma Lundahl

Doris McKinnon

Diane Tueller

Greta Ashcroft

Audrey Burgin

Peggy Millward

... Janet Pond

Marilyn Rich

Barbara Skankey

Bonnie T ueller

Carole Call

Nena Hawkes

Jean Tingey

Jaynie Siddoway

Carol Tingey

Helen Bergeson

Carol Chaffin

Lou Ann Checketts

Jan Eggen

Audrey Griffin

Janice Hansen

Janet Judah

Ann Jones

Charlene Liljenquist

Rose Marie Lomax

Alpha Chi Omega Queens ... Personalities ... Intramural enthusiasts .... Though branded as the sophisticates of the campus, the wearers of the lyre are known for their snowball fights, hay rides, Favorite Guy formals, and "chocolate" cakes. A new house and a terrific rushing season mark another year of campus leadership!

Marian Lenhart

Bobbie Ann Stewart

Valena Meyrick

Duane Sargent

Sue Merrill

Ruth Ann Simmons

Lois Peterson

Georgia Paxton

Marlene Stewart

Marilyn Stohl

Maurine Johnson

Manon Ca ine

Betty Jeanne Morse

Ann Worley

Miley Furgis

Judy Smith

Van Brite

Julienne Murdoc k

..... Mary Anne Heinrich

Carol Muir

Sharon Hendricks

Pat Barber

Sue Crossgrove

Rene Sorenson

Becky Adams

Joyce Todd

Ruth Green

Ca rol Neilsen

Sergene Benson

Marlene C lawson

Jeanie Zollinger

Shauna Smith

Jolene Ahlstrom

Nancy Bowen

Annette Campbell

Carol Gunderson

Ruth Nelson

.... Emma Lou Hansen

Margaret Adams

Janet Jones

Lynne Rich

Pat Clark

Blanche Clifford

G loria Johnson

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Carole Eccles

Gloria Eliason

Joanne Jensen

Joan Carlson

Janice Judge

Kay Kaelin

Carol Kirkman

Marilyn Cherrington

Nancy Norton

Chi Omega Between retaining the scholarship cup and dreaming of their "house to be," the Chi O's take time out for Dance Contest, Christmas Carols, and Sweetheart Formals. Possessors of Snow Queen, they took first place in Winter Carnival and set the pace at Beaver Mountain!

Ann Patrick

Marilyn Purser

Rene Raymond

Mamie Rae Lewis

Carol Slater

Marilyn Sorenson

Sharon Robson

Hilda Stoddart

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Vira Beth Robson

Lorraine Storey

Rita Schiffman

Ca rol Watkins

Gerre Sherwood

Elma Joan Wilson

Frances Shoup

Joan Lee Wilson

Lois Hyer

Beverlee Zollinger

Lorraine Pope

Jean Bateman

Ramona Stephens

Phyllis Turner

Kathryn Niederhauser

Geneil Lindberg

Dorothy Marshall

Marian Nielsen

Joan Flamm

Joyce Budge

... !an Marie Christensen

Pat Porter

Iris God frey

Ila Schoonover

Pat Nielsen

Coleen Okelberry

Mary Davis

Peggy Daines

LaRue Farnes

June Lacey

Bonne Hartvigsen

Arlene Meyer

Marva Fitzgerald

LuDene Andrews

Rilla Dee Payne

Carol Bird

Pat Colyar

Sonya Hyatt

........ Carma Browning

Helen Mackay

Beverly Kearl

Virginia Webster

Cherie Nelson

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Lorna Crookston

Barbara Burns

Lois Erickson

Mary Lou Hansen

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Joyce Howard

Carol Howe

Lamon Melville

Kappa Delta From elections to dance contest, the KD's retain their hold in campus activities. With queen trophies bedecking the mantle, the new house is their pride and joy. A conglomeration of the cosmopolitan and the scatter~brained, their friendly "hi" is a campus by~word .

... Darlene Nelson

Dixie Rawlins

Anna Lou Nuttall

Margaret Spencer

Paula Obray

Dixie Tuttle

Maurine Slaugh

Mary Ellen Wood

LaConna Purser

Rose Marie Wright

Bonnie Rytting

Barbara Jensen

Mavis Worley

Marcia Fitzgerald

Annette Dean

Cathy Chipian

jere McBride

Margaret Melville

Birdean Datwyler

joyce Nielson

Renee Gillette

Pat Schofield

Doris Halverson

DeLynn Hutchings

Mary Ann Sullivan

Elaine Cummings

Patricia Madsen

Eunice Hunt

....... Patricia jensen

Ida Merle Nielsen

Ruth Schick

Carmae Sorensen

Sally Taylor

Beverly Thompson

Marcia Whittle

........ Mary Helen Tweedie

Lucy Larson

Nedra Gabrielsen

Margaret Greaves

Jennett Swenson

Merci Ann Wann

Lugene Brewer

Robena Parker

Naomi jenkins

Muriel Barker

Annette Brock

janice Brown

Dianne Coray

Elinor Furhiman

Laraine Christensen

J Gayle Christofferson

Norma Hunt

joy Gardiner

Barbara Green

Audrey Harris

Jean Hoelscher

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Sigma Kappa Top contenders for the scholarship cup and current holders of the Sig Derby skit trophy, the Sigma Kappas display unique talent during Homecoming and Swing Sing. Originators of the "All Pledge Party," they climax the year with their annual "Ides of March" formal.

Kaye Johnson

....... Evelyn Pollard

Elaine Probert

Yvonne Rippon

Nancy Smart

Joyce!yn Westover

Eleanor White

Phyllis Woodruff

Theta Upsilon "Songbirds" ... Ping Pong champions ... the gals of Theta U. are the current holders of the Campus Chest trophy and the Orchid Queen of Sigma Pi. Lovers of classics and jazz, their spacious homeon the corner of 3rd East and 2nd North is the center of fraternity attention.

Margaret Sutton

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Marilyn Bronson

Lu Ann Manning

Rachael Transtrum

Carol Kennington

Marie Parker

Caro le Gates

Alice Hansen

Helen Whitney

Shirley Harman

Naomi Walker

Judy Pearce

Nancy Hardman

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Sigma Pi Though still in the "teething stage," the Sigma Pi's have made rapid strides in the social race. Moving to a new home, they center their attentions on the elaborate Orchid Formal and quaint French Party. They keep their hold in campus life by presiding over Interfraternity Council.

Henry Hjelm

Robert J. Obropta

Bob Eardley

Pierce Bowthorpe

William J. Orton

Bob Hoskings

Harry Cook

Delwinn Smith

Elmer Erickson

John Paulson

Ivan Summers

George Butterfield

Donald Hume

Onos Dougherty

Paul Fritz

Wray Skanchy

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Alan Thomson

Don Callas

Bob Hunter

Richard Haslam

Myles Van Leuven

Stephen SCOtt

W. Vard Pierce

Arlen Wilkes

Fred Bertoldo

Mack Lee

Ted Stock

Charles Howell

Edwin Schell

Alfred Empey

Lum Carleton

Don K. Ausemus

Eugene Farnsworth

James King

John Phillips

Wallace Briggs

Richard Farrish

Keith Naegle

Sam Maurer

Kappa Sigma With hopes for a spacious new house in the very near future, the Kappa Sigs have settled "over the hill!" Enthusiastic non~supporters of the La De' Sa, the sociallime~light focuses on their elaborate formals, casual geHogethers and annual Robin Hood Barbeque. Their motto ... FUN !

Duane Christensen

Monte Nyman

leon Whitworth

Bud Powers

Jarvis Jensen

Bry Nelson

Donald Eves

Elmer larsen

Marlin Haslam

Norman Christensen

Dean P. Barton

Kirk Luthi

Boyd Phillips

Richard Motto

Miles Ferry

Rex Nelson

Vernon Watkins

David Gittens

J. Wayne Reynolds

Delay Thorpe

Darrell Deem

Arnold Kieth Hoskins

Zan litz

Merrill Booths

Burton Howard

Dayle Jenkins

Gordon Stock

Wallace Nielsen

Carl Nelson

Gordon Jensen

William Holt

Donald Staheli

Rex Gardner

Richard Montgomery

John Holmgren

Quinn Chlarson

Monte Merrill

Jerry Nelson Steven J. Worthington

Van Dunn

Norman Olsen

Douglas Huber

Dee Steffensen

. Bob Jensen

Stanley Schwartz

Dick Beard

Dale Behunin

James Seeley

Pi Kappa Alpha John R. Kennard

Davis Halbert

Evan Huntsman

Joe Nelson

Sid Jones

Clyde Baugh

Lloyd Haynie

Clark Puffer

From fuzzy faces and Bowery Parties to glamour guys and Personalities, the Pi Kaps have set the pace in the fields of scholarship and intramurals. With trophies, honors, parties ... and debts, the Garnet and Gold has had a banner year. And to top it all ... a new house on the campus! !

Glen Winn

Willard Jessop

Larry Haslam

Blythe Ahlstrom

Delwin Pond

, Ross Allen

Robert Chambers

Lee Cantwell

David T. Doutre

Donald Kirkham

Dick Baugh

Carl Ebert

Collin Hunsaker

Clair Whitlock

Dick Mantlo

Duane Swenson

Darold Bingham

Bi ll Pike

Ferrell T. Wankeir, Jr.

Bryan McKendrick

Marcus Jensen

Gary Richardson

Ray Bedke

Jack Bickmore

Don McGregor

Bruce Clyde

Lee Ray Lowry

John H. Adams

Jack Larsen

Sherman Brough

Ned Nalder

John Allen

Max Sears

Clair Rasmussen

Jack Taylor

Ottis Newbold

Arlington Haws

Ferell Vogrinec

Glenn Bradley

Richard Schwartz

Steve Call

Allen D. Murdock

David Ferneau

Lee Hales

Jack Oram

Hal Sullivan

Jack McLea

Kaye Reese

Jay Gunderson

Richard Merrill

Theron Wiser

Pat Casey

Monte Frew

Charles Pocock

Gerald Hansen

Richard Kunzler

Paul Olsen

Kenneth Latimer

Gary Carver

Gerald Weiker

Perry Brady

LaMar Gehring

La Vere Bindrup

Wayne Shields

Dallas Swenson

Sigma Alpha Epsilon Always with an eye for picking the queens, the "Phi Alpha" boys keep the social life in a mad whirl with their formals, Safaris, and jam sessions. Athletes ... Politicians Ever on the go ... Ever friendly, the SAE's are here to stay! !

Mike Evans

Lee Boothe

Don Gillespie

Willi am L. H obbs

Dan Lay ton

DeVor Moss

Rex Skanchy

Bob Hatch

Scott Budge

John M. Dalton

Mel Mecham

John W. Carlisle

Daryl Nord

Clair Wilson

Ted Hansen

De loy Wilson

hodney Jensen

Don McMillen

Keith Wise

Ross Mason

Ray Carlson

Armond Cadol

Charles C. Haight

Robert C. Martin

Skip Nelson

Dan Russell

Bill Wagner

Glen Huntington

Robert Moss

Richard lewis

Joe Clayton

George Preston

Lionel Brown

Philip Sorenson

Joe Cipolla

George Swan

Del R. Campbell

lyle D. Schneider

Guy Ray Pulsipher

Roger Cadol

Dan Hess

leRon Johnson

Dick Campbell

Jerry Wallace

Val Wynn

Bud Middauph

Lynn Yeates

R. H. Peck

Dan Hoggan

Vern Bailey

Max Schneider

Preston Thomas

Dar Datwyler

Strat Simpson

Stanley Hatch

Sigma Chi From Winter Carnival to Spring Elections, the Sigs are a leadiIlg fraternity. A "hodge~podge" of campus wheels, they highlight the year with their Sig Derby, intramural activities, lighting of the" A" ... 72 cans and all ! Content with the thought that the towering White Cross will remain on the quad 'til '53 !

Blaine L. Johnson

Richard L. Cooper

La Veri Laney

Kent Blackham

Keith Petersen

Don Jacobson

Jerry Martin

Horace Duffin

Burke Petersen

Andrew Nelson

John Ream

Eddie Hutchinson

Fred Scholes

Gordon Condie

Jerry Hurst

Vard Johnson

J. F. Garrison

Clyde Evans

Arthur Mendini

Richard Quinn

Richard Colson

Ralph Johnson

LaVell Edwards

Ronald Austin

Jerry Jacobs

Dee James

Lincoln Zollinger

Wesley Crowther

Ron Prudence

Lionel Welch

John Milrot

Ferrell Purcell

Paul Jones

Bob Burgener

Calvin Baxter

Barry Flenniken

David Fausett

Sherman Wayment

Ray Hlavaty

Thomas Green

Conrad Larsen

Dick Headlee

DeVon Chatterton

Dean Hurd

Kenneth Bohan

Pleasie Moore

Dick Robinson

Gary Harris

Donald See

Jim Williams

Joe Wright

Neil Heinrich

Elling Wright

Nathan Tanner

Larry Harrison

Lewis Edwards

Kenneth Moore

Dale Jasper

Dwayne Wright

Larry Larsen

Marc Bell

Sigma Nu Between fabricating their trophy-winning float and raising their scholarship, the boys of the "castle" take time out to hang their pins and demonstrate their leadership in campus social life. They highlight the year with a fabulous Chaunticleer ... 24 hours of swimming, picnicking, dancing and "partying J"

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Craig Bate

Donald Davis

Reed Schiffman

Conrad Knowles

Donald D. Hansen

R. G. Marvin

Richard Wheeler

John W. Petuskey

Ahmed Romeieh

Raymond E. Anderson

Lael J. Abbott

Edward La Clair

David Ritter

John R. Hansen

Jim Rogers

Ri chard Heninger

Howard G. Beaver

Carl Casalleggio

James P. Slack

Don King

Garth Christensen

John Niebergall

James P. Kelly

Zan Hancock

James C. Paxman

James S. Cochrane

Robert H. McConvillb

Robert Schultz

Garry A. Haworth

Leo Terrio

Ralph Cavalucci

Roland L. Wack

Albert Heggen

Donald K. Dunk ley

John Angotti

John Bull ock

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John McKenna

George F. Hotchkin

Charles Siegler

Sigma Phi Epsilon From their "Queen of Hearts" Ball to their numerous spaghetti dinners, the occupants of "cobblestone manor" are known as a united group with one main idea ... PARTY! Hailing from many parts of the country, the Sig Eps combine to display their talents during Homecoming and hold their own on Utah State campus.

Stanley R. Madsen

Richard J. Drake

Joseph T. Mezo

Wayne Wadsworth

Donald Hibbets

John M. Neuhold

Phillip William

Lambda Delta Sigma Founded in 1936, this fraternity is pledged to promote L. D. S. ideals and purposes and to provide a co~fraternal organization for all students who are interested. They boast the largest membership on the campus and support all activities wholeheartedly.

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ALPHA - Row one, left to right: Thomas Brown, Richard Major, C lisbee Lyman, Kirt Olsen, LaMar Olson, Delmar Jamison, Carl Thorstenson, Glade Howell, Ned Whiting, Jack Cragun. Row two: Lloyd Colemere, Gail Madsen, Rodney Anderson, John Copley,

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Robert Hamilton, Colin Bennion, J. R. Athay, Lynn Mecham, Herschel Barnes, Don Christensen. Row three: Ralph Parkinson, James A. Smith, Doyle Tanner, Kenneth Ashton, Reo Alder, Angus Hyer, Keith Thompson, Frank Tidwell, Max Buchmiller.

BETA - Row one, left to right: Alen E. Keller, Varon Jensen, Phillip V. Neddo, Bob Hirst, Reed Boothe, Don Korth, Charles B. Last, Allen Stephens. Row two: Max N. Jensen, Thiel Kunz, Lyman Pedersen, Arnold Thayer, Richard Sorensen, Glen H. Calder, W. W. Richards, Adviser; Willard Lindsay, Bill Casper, Leon White, Keith Hoopes, Kenneth Wiser. Third row: Lyman Kunz, Paul Christensen, Guy K. Nelson, Ross E. Whatcott, James B. Allen, Ralph Clark, David G love r, LeGrande Ellis, James M. Harris, Paul H. Calder, Rodney W. Burgoyne, Thomas Vaterlaus, Thomas Jay Dunford, Jaun Munk. Row fou.r: Ronald O. Harris, Kent Payne, Ashel Mellor, Ross K. Clements, Laurel Lindsay, Roy Whiting, Rober: M. Longhurst, Bub Lundell, Thiel J. Gomm, Harold Stanger, Gordon L. Hatch, Jay Cottle, Boyd J. Redden.

OMEGA - Row one, left to right: Leone Woolley, Anna Lee Packer, Barbara Burnett, Velma Loone, Mrs. Norma L. Howell, Adviser; Shirley Smith, Vera Stevens, Norma Condie, Brookei Mae Winward, Charlott Fisher, Lueve Winward. Row two: Nancy Hansen, Francies McRae, Juanita Jensen, Shirley Larsen, Ranee Larsen, Wilma Larsen, Anna Mae Wilde, Mary Stott, Marietta Woodward, ElDora Thomson, Lorraine Miller, Geruldin Smith, Lael Jensen, Dorothy Hubbard. Row three: LaRue Allen, Carol Bird, LieNave Bate, Carol Hopkins, Barbara Claire Blanchard, Joan Evans, Golda Webster, Pearl Cox, Elimor Fuhuiman, Frances Lee Keller, Norma Hunt, Caro l LeFevre.

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CHI - Row one, left (0 righe: Maurine Bushman, Connie Jean Phillips, Delores Hug, Lena Mae Muehlfeit, Lorraine Thornton, Jerry McBride, Margo McBride. Row two: Ann Nelson, NaDean Roberts, Jeannine Anderson, Carma Croshaw, Faye Winborg, Veloy Abrams, Marlene Buttars, Jeanette Pulley. Row three: }o Lene Purser, Lael Allen, Hilma Orton, Eunice Campbell, Nelda Haderlie.

PHI - Row one, left (0 right: Janice Burton, Mary Warr, Naola Van Orden, Ann Sedgwick, Mrs. Campbell, AdvIser; Gayha Wooley, Shirley Rae Allen. Row two: Reea Petersen, Sharon Crowther, Vallee Worley, Ruth Spillman, Vera Ogden, Elma Zollinger, Emma Lou Dewey, Arlene Taylor, Cleone Monson, Afton Richards, Marva Stevens. Row. three: Jams Reeves, LaRue Johnson, Carole Brough, Peg~y Lewis, Bertha Ann Bltt~n, R~saÂ lind Zollinger, Charell HutchIson, Louree DavIs, NaomI Jenkms.

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DELTA - Row one, left to right: Delmar Buchanan, Howard Lloyd, Philip Flammer, Charles Nelson, Ivon Wall, LaVer Bently, Eugene Campbell, Adviser; Robert Ezell, George Adamson, Lloyd Pierson, Jay Risemay, Ralph Spraker. Row two: Cleve Winkel, Le Grande Allen, Lewis Nelson, Duane Williams, Rey Barnes, Kay Crook, Marlin Fairbourn, Rex Gardner, Clayton Fairbourn, Carl Boun, Dale Fletcher, Clyde Nielsen. Row three: Jay Call, Spencer Falslev, Eldon Griffen, Freeman Johnson, Deon Hubbard, Clyde Ashcroft, Myron Rollins, Melvin Larkin, Vern Stembridge, Lorin Wall, Madison Monell.

TAU - Row one, left to right: Connie Wood, May Von Sargent, Barbara Pehrson, Joan Bingham, Janice Bevan, Dorthy Oleson, Barbara Gaddie, Pat Zollinger, Bettie Barker, Carol Rae Brown, Annette Smith. Row two: Rita Mouritson, Charlotte Hale, Norma McConkie, Diane Nye, Bessie Gay Jensen, Eva Sorensen, Clive Zollinger, Leah Dunford, Donna McKay, Nada Arnell, Jean Marie Heywood, Bonnie Niederhauser, Nancy Smart, Eileen Gibbons. Row three: Margene Pederson, Barbara Donohoo, Ann Beus, Ange la Sealy, Louise Sandin, Virginia Thackeray, LuJeanne Allen, Gene Campbell, Bonnie Hansen, Faye Palmer, Colleen Beardall, Genevere Forniesbeck, Lola Haslam.

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GAMMA - Row one, left [0 right: Tom Pennock, John Roderick, Lloyd L. Patterson, Don L. Byfee, Ramon L. Sealy, Foster Sorensen, Lorenzo Demarr, Jay P. Bills, Keith Eldriedge. Row two: Kenneth H. Anchrson, Griffith Lyn Kimball, Robert Pixton, Wilford W. Snow, Clarence Bishop, Kay V. Fellows, Theodore D. Walker, Maurice E. Reese, Russ Johnson, Hugh Junior Barnes. Row three: Jim Martin, Merle Cunnington, Mack Win Tueller, Dwight Warburton, Arlo K. Palmer, Ted Knowlton, Ray Brisco, Clyde Kidman, Paul Daines.

UPSILON - Row one, left [0 right: Barbara Olsen, Lynetta Kunz, Marcia Whittle, Shirlene Griffeth, Brdean Datwyler, LaRae Robinson, Lee Anne Coates, Lucitte Corbridge, MarJean Willyard. Row two: Vira Beth Robson, Ann Heyrend, Helen Funk, Shirley Harston, Emma Louise Carte r, Carol Harburton, Udean Fellows, Arlene Call, Marilyn Daniels, Imogene Hamilton, Leone Barker, Charlene Lind. Row three: Gladys Bingham, Roberta Parker, Margaret Perry, Ruth Benson, Beth Olsen, Loraine Christensen, Sergene Benson, Wilma Fairbourn, Nova B. Thurgood, Gala Stevens.

PSI - Row one, left 10 right: jeanne jackson, Barbar Heir, Winnifred Loosle, Mary Ann Sullivan, Bernice Merrill, Mrs. W. W. Richards, Adviser; Lois Gowen, Carol Crofts. Row two: Nalene Fairchild, Nada joy Gardner, Edith Robison, Geraldine Hansen, Barbara Ward, june Rohde, Carla Wood, Lorna Nielson, Shirley jensen, Mary Lorraine Griffen . Row three: Kalae Knight, Lois Wilkey, Nancy Norton, Ruth Evans, Donna Kane, Theda Kowallis, Audrey Harris, Lu Ann Traveller, joan Noble, Rebecca Lamb.

NU - Row one, left 10 right: Robert Struthers, Chirl Struthers, Erma Rollins, Boyd Rollins, Collen Barth, Richard Barth, Lorna Lindsay, Willard Lindsay. Row two: Forrest Munro, Venice Munro, Terry Sargent, Glen Sargent, Helen Howell, Norman Howell, Mildred Spackman, Rex Spackman. Row three: Wendell White, Betty Lou White, Grace jones, Milton jones, Ardeane Yeates, Sidney Yeates, Deaun Bishop, brs Bishop.

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Although the Institute is one of the busiest places around the campus, you can always find a quiet spot to study, relax, or to get away from it all.

While at a formal banquet, "Springtime in Paris, " the Lambda Delts r" ake many new friends and exc hange small talk .

One of their man y winter activities is sending christmas cards to all the missionaries and members of Lambda pelt in the Serv ice.

James Allen

Seth Allen

Kenneth Anderson

Joseph Bailey

Leroy N. Barker

lierald Beeton

Jim Bell

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Carl Berg

Jay Bills

Sherman Bone

Don Borgholthaus

Kent Bunker

Shirl Bunting

Max Buchmiller

Jay Call

Stephen Call

William Casper

Bill Capner

Aldus Chappell

Ross C lements

Dale Corbridge

Jack Cragun

Robert Ezell

Delta Phi Delta Phi is a fraternity made up of returned missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter~day Saints, and is an active and enthusiastic group on campus. Members of Delta Phi are also active in campus politics and intramural athletics, not to mention their various social activities throughout the busy year. They like to participate in drama and are always willing to do their part when a job's to be done.

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One of the many highlights of the year for the Delta Phi 's is the night they crown their Dream Girl. Rose Marie Wright held the spot light this year.

Robert A. Pixton

Doyle Perkins

Rodger Olsen

Kirt Olsen

Marlyn Fife

Dennis Funk

Deon W. Hubbard

Don C. Hunsaker

Allan Humpherys

Max N. Jensen

M. Ray Longhurst

Howard Lloyd

Charles R. Last

Vern L. Marble

Kay Fellows

Elmer George

Frank Nuffer

LaMar Hansen

Donald Neville

Burton Harris

Vincent Jorgenson Kenneth Kartchner

Reed McEntire

Neil McRae

Brent Nash

James Harris

Melvin Munk

Cal E. Hill

Alan Keller

Lyman Clisbee

Melvin E. Mecham

Garth Monson

Glenn Porter

Don Rawlins

Edgar Richardson

Dick Rogers

Antone L. Skanchy

Ray G. Slaugh

Robert W. Smith

Merwin Sorenson

Cloyd R. Stanton

Allen Stephens

Denzil Stewart

Lynn Stewart

Sydney James

Doyle B. Tanner

Clair Theurer

Geary V. Thomas

Keith Thompson

Joseph Whiting

Robert Thornley

Ralph G. Willie

Carl Thorstensen

John Willis

Paul Tingey

Lorin K. Wiser

Elmer Wahlstrom

Wm. Dean Wood

Newell Warr

Darrell Wasden

Leon White

Owen Yeates

A gOod ti Dream G me Was had b Which W JrI Formal I Y all at the as held at thast Winter e Institute.'

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Row one, left to Tight: Ahmed Kadim Salamon, Kamal Alsalh, Jafar Alsafl, Husayn A. Husayni, Nasrin Bamdad, Hamid T abrizi, Uttam A. Pati!, Salah AI-Bayati. Row two: Abdul Hasan Kadhim, Amir Nejat, Sawaeng Kulthongkham, Ghany AiDakily, Dr. Black, Darb AssaI, Ross H olland, Arastu Mlghnot, Navinchandra Rlipani, Dr. Symons.

Cosmopolitan Club Composed of members from every country, this club meets bi;monthly to discuss their home; lands and the many paths they plan to follow in the future. They invite speakers to their meetings in order to find out about our country, and help us better 'u nderstand them.

Some of the members discuss current problems of the world with their advisers, Dean Symons and Dr. Black.

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Row one, left to right: Marie Griffin, Alta Christensen, Mary Marble, Eileen Gibbons, Clara Jones, Mignon Perry, Adviser; Barbara Baer, Doro-

thy Christofferson, Mary Hart. Row two: Doreen Nielson Lola Christensen, Helen Bitters, Lenore Fallows, Marva Lou Jenkens 'Ardyth Weber Leone Seamons, Edith Nyman, Helen H o w e l l . ' ,

Beta Pi Lady missionaries organized themselves in order to hold spiritual meetings, compare mission experiences with each other, and for social activities.

Newman Club This group functions to enrich the spiritual lives of the Catholic students at Utah State, with Father Stoffel acting as director for all meetings and recreation.

Row one, left to right: Edward Dionul, Dave Lodzinski, Anthony Burns, Paul L. Markowitz, Tom Lorenat. Row two: Carl Casaleggio, Ralph Cavalucci, Gloria Pessette, James Shelly, Charlotte Poloni, John Angotti.

Row three: Chester Susxyrski, Charles Brinhpeta, Sam Alfano, George Fischette, Tom O'Malley, Joe Armenio, George Carmody, Jack Hoare, Father Stoffel.

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LaConna Purser . . . gleaned as the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi at the derby ... her beauty and poise are increased by her friendly manner . . . .

Goldy Mehas . . . Possessor of the honor of Sigma Pi Orchid Queen ... poise and an exciting personality make her a girl the Theta U's and Sigma Pi's are proud to claim . . . .

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Monte Merrill . . . Prexy of Pi Kaps ... Jr. Class President .. Blue tGey . . . proud papa . calls North Cache his home

Joyce I:larkle ... Forester's Queen Openhouse queen attendant ... tops in dance and acrobatics . So ph from Deweyville.

swimhonors at Beaver in ski meet . . . Sigma Chi . . . Freshman from Logan.

Barbara Skankey . . AXO . . . Sponsor . . . Buzzer Staff . . . Former Sweetheart of Sigma Chi ... Sophomore from San Mateo, California.

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Carol Bird ... a new Kappa Delt ... she rates very high in scholarship ... great potentialities ... Frosh from Logan.

Bonnie Reese . . . Alpha Chi President . . . Sponsor . . . Homecoming queen attendant ... Jr. Prom Committee . . . Logan gal.

Margaret Fletcher . . . a Junior from Logan . . . standout Phys. Ed major . . . artist . . . outstanding dance performer.

Mary Ellen Wood . .. a Clearfield girl . . . Freshman sponsor ... attendant to Delta Phi Dream Girl ... Member of Kappa Delta.

Bonnie Rytting ... Wears a KD pin . . . Student Body Secretary ... Alpha Sigma Nu ... Senior Sec. Sc. major from Tremonton.

Monte Nyman . . . Senior from North Varsity baseball . . . Phys. Ed. major . . . Blue Key . . . ASN . . . prexy PEMM club.

Arnie Gilbert . . . Brigham City Sophomore . .. Student Council worker . . . Delta Phi . . . Girls named him "Most Preferred Man."

We Will Remember Marilyn Rich . . . Sophomore ... Calls Logan home .. Active in dramatics and Alpha Chi .. Reputation for being friendly.

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Bob Chambers ... the Freshman class president ... went to North Cache High . . . member of PKA fraternity . . . Ag major.

Vera Stevens . . . Logan city beauty . . . Wears the unifrom of a sponsor Lambda Delt booster . . . rates scholastically.

Marian Nielsen ... Junior Prom Queen . . . Pi Kap Dream Girl . . . Sponsor from Hyrum . . . Holds membership with the KD's.

LeRon Johnson . . . Sigma Chi freshie . . . Football player . . . Sings, makes speeches . . . Brigham product, now calls Logan home.

Carolyn Pond . . . Buzzer Ball Chairman ... Alpha Chi Senior ... Elections Board ... Logan is her home . . . Yearbook worker Bert Cook ... Plain City's favorite son . . . Basketball Captain, All American . . . Skyline leading scorer . . . SAE member.

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Diane Tueller . . . terrific in modern dance . . . Alpha Chi member . . . Phys. Ed. major from Logan . . . Drills with the sponsors.

. .. one of the married set. SAE . . . Varsity Ski team . . . former Snow King . . . Loganites claim him proudly.

Nancy Bowen . . . A Chi Omega pledge who could easily be mistaken for Jose lturbi at the piano Freshman from Logan . ..

Beverlee Zollinger . . . KD . . . Student Body Veep .. . Alpha Sigma Nu . . . excells in modern dance . . . senior from Providence . . .

Keith Anderson . . . prexy of the independent coalition ... Buzzer Staff ... Senior student from Logan . . .

Jensen . . . proud wearer of the white cross .. . Blue Key member . . . journalism is his pet . .. Junior from Logan . . .

Jan Eggen . . . wears an Alpha Chi pin . . . sponsor. . homecoming queen candidate . . . a charming Logan Frosh . . .

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Brent Nash . . . Student Councilman . . . active in dramatics . . had lead in Faust ... Blue Key . Jr. from Preston . . .

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Joyce Todd ... ruler over the Snow Carnival ... won her title partially on her outstanding skiing ability . . . has membership in the peppy personality group . . .

Snow King to his collection of titles . . . reserved and handsome . . .

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Marian Nielsen . . . Dream Girl of Pi KA . . . combination of beauty, brains, ability, and charm . .. Jr. Prom Queen, and attendant to the Homecoming Queen . .. can also be added to her list . . .

Alice Welti . . . Majesty over the muscle men at Openhouse . . . her ready smile and sparkling personality helped her earn the white sweater . . .

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June Lacey. '. . prou~ wearer ~,f the Kappa Delt pm . .. character ... . you might say comedian ... friendly So ph from Tooele . . .

LaConna Purser . . . Kappa Delta . . . V ice President of the Freshman class . . . Sweetheart of Sigma Chi . .. from North Cache ...

Cordell "Butch" Brown .. . Varsity basketball squad . .. frequents the cinder track . .. Frosh from South Cache . . .

John Carlisle ... Sig frat man . . . Srudentbody Prexy . . . ASN . . . Blue Key . . . edited the Medalist Award winning Buzzer . . . Logan.

Ted Simmons . .. Sigma Nu .. . Booster Committee . . . Blue Key Member . . . music is his hidden talent .. . Jr. Loganite .. . Gary Richardson .. . A'Phi Alpha' boy . . . created unforgettable Jr. Prom decorations .. . opera participant . . . scholar from Logan . . .

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Janet Pond . .. ROTC Sponsor ... wears the pin ofAXO . . . Active Buzzer Staff member . ., . Sophomore student from Logan . . .

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JoAnne Cliften . . . Editor of this yeal'S Buzzer . . . thus many headaches . . . Physical Education major . . . Senior from Ogden . . .

Nate Tanner . . . wears the white star of Sigma Nu .. . Chairman of the annual Snow Carnival Sophomore from Ogden . . .

Mac Gardner . . . SPE . . . President of IK .. . Managing Editor on Student Life . . . KVSC man ... Blue Key ... hails from Burley, Ida . ...

Rose Marie Wright . . . KD . . . Homecoming Queen . . . Delta Phi Dream Girl . . . Sponsor .. . Society Editor . .. Frosh from South Cache .

Alice Welti .. . AXO . . . Sponsor â&#x20AC;˘.. opera participant by compulsion ... Openhouse Queen . . . Jr. from Logan . . .

Bill Hull . . . Standout center on Aggie basketball team . . . Sigma Chi . . . what a voice . . . Sophomore from Ogden . . .

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Dorothy Marshall . . . KD . . . Associtate Buzzer Editor ... ASN . . . SPE Queen of Hearts . . . A senior from Prescott, Ariz. . . .

Lois Blood . . . this well-known gal on campus wears the lyre of Alpha Chi . . . Associate Buzzer Editor . . . Sponsor . . .

Bill Hart ... Senior Forestry major from New Jersey ... Booster Committee Chairman . . . Director of Utah Conservatioq Week.

Dick Headlee . . . Sigma Nu . . . Cheer King ... Homecoming Chairman ... owner of the most famous appendage on campus ... nose ...

Larry Haslam . . . Member of Pi Kappa Alpha . . . an indispensible part of the famous USAC trio Frosh from North Cache . . .

Lee Cantwell . . . A new member of PiKA ... vocalizes in the prominent campus trio . . . A North Cache product . . .

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Barbara Croft . . . past prexy of AXO ... ASN ... ROTC Sponsor . .. Associate Editor of Student Life . . . Expert on skis . . . Sr. . .

Janet Judah ... A charming Logan gal who is listed as a sponsor . . . she was a Frosh class officer finalist and is an AXO . . .

Marian Haslam . . . One of the Pi Kaps .. . Student Councilman . . . Blue Key . . . Crooner . . . high scholarship . . . North Cache boy.

Bob Turley . . . a big cog in the Student Council wheel . . . Blue Key . . . SAE . . . Prominent Engineering student from Logan . . .

Lavell Edwards . .. Sigma Nu . . . Captain of this year's football team all conference . . . a Senior from Orem . . .

Steve Hayward . . . A handsome Sigma Chi whom the Alpha Chi's proudly call their Favorite Guy .. . Snow King ... Soph. Loganite .. .

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Rose Marie Wright ... became queen of the year when chosen Homecoming Queen . . . Shares her beauty and personality with the Delta Phi's as their Dream Girl . . . Touched by the Goddess of Beauty . . .

Marilyn Stohl ... Loved by the Kappa Sigs as their Star and Crescent Girl â&#x20AC;˘ . . her model figure and her attractiveness blend to make her their boast . . .

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Joyce Barkle . . . claims the name "Daughter of Paul" . .. and reigns over the proud Foresters . . . she is charming and vivacious . . .

Dorothy Marshall . . . made her claim to fame as Sig Ep Queen of Hearts . . . joyful conversationalist . . . she passes the personality test with flying colors â&#x20AC;˘ . .

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Lambda Delts added their touch to homecoming with best allaround float honors, while the Sigma Kappa gals sang the fate of the Redskins.

Pi Kappa Alpha's "Aggie Treasure" was named most artistic float. The most orginal trophy went to Sigma Nu fraternity.

George " Doc" Nelson Trainer

John Roning Head Foo tbaLL Coach Acring Direcro r o f Arhletics

Calvin Stoll Line Coach

Ralph Maughan Freshman Coach

Joe Whitesides Direcror of Athletics (On leave with Army)

Everette Faunce Backfield Coach

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Dale Leatham Ralph Cavalucci

Larry Montgomery

Jack Hill

George Hotchkin

Russ Mc Graw

Bud Paul

Jim Garrett

Dale Gardner

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DeVan Robbins

Ahmed Romeieh

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Pleasie Moore Charlie Hatch

Mike Evans Marv Sorenson

LeRon Johnson

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Lew Edwards Dan Russell Perry Bra,ly

Steve Worthington

Hal Ford

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VARSITY SQUAD - Row one, 1 to r: Loa, Christensen, johnson, Smith, Brady, Latimer, Moore, Dinan, Edwards, Gardner, Keolanui, Kragthorpe, Russell, Carlini, Moore, Flenniken, Coach Faunce. Row two: Doc Nelson, Ebert, Robins, Hatch, Peterson, Campbell, Terrio, Edwards, Leatham, Hibbets, Stoddard, Cavalucci, Coster, Nuttall, Worthington, Coach Maughan . Row three: Coach Roning, Lamb, Coy, Moss, Trontel, jessop, Paul, Kotter, Maurer, Di Giuseppe, Romeieh, Hotchkin, jarman, Farrell, Coach Stoll.

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Row one, left to right: Ben Reznich, Saleh Bayate, Ayadahaj, Ebrahim Barekat, Dale Rodt. Row two : Antonio Frentes, Abdoulkarim Sourani, Khairi Ghazalah, Hamid Tabrizi, Reiza Ansari, Abass Ghezelbash.

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The Greeks get together for a little socializing between classes, afternoon snacks, and evening shows and dancing. Fun tops their lists.

Scrapbooks can be found in all of the houses. Here a few of the Sig Alphs take a look at their book ... containing memories of past years.

The Sigma Chi Derby is an afternoon of real entertainment. All Greeks get together - with the new sorority pledges as the stars of the show.

Junior Prom Queen for 1952 is Marian Nielsen. Her attendants are Jean Christensen and Neeltje Eggen. Monte Merri ll , class president, crowned Marian.

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Winners of the various events are: RaNee Sorenson, Joyce Todd, Lugene Brewer, Don Jacobson, Jerry Wallace, Joe Reynolds, and John Neibergall.

Downhill, relays, slalom, and cross country are competitive events individuals and groups enter.

Honors go to the Engineers for this magnificent scultpure which represents talent in their field.

d lor every . d lun andloo articipated . '\n prov\d e - .,. d manY p }Aounta rt an ~.. ... , day at Beaver the main spo â&#x20AC;˘ ~~ o Skiing was ... one. "

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The Sigma Chi boys stack snow to build a tower - topped by the White Cross. Hours are spent packing and molding snow.

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WRESTLING TEAM. Row one: Boyd Whitby, Wayne Wadsworth, Jay Cullimore. Row two: Doc Nelson, Boyd Stoddard, Kent Neilsen, Max Gruning, We s Christiansen, Joe Watson.

SKI TEAM. Ted Seeholtzer, John Spendlove, Don Naegeli, Bob McConville, Bruce Clyde, Cornell Diamond, Coach Ev Faunce.

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SWIMMING TEAM. Row one: Del Wayne England, Elliot Snow, Ernie Hartman, Don Jacobson, Phil Hoover. Row cwo: Herb Blisard, Stanley Peterson, Marcus Jensen, Coach Dale Nelson, Larry Hansen, Jerry Wallace, Jim Harris.

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Trampoline exhibition was a feature by the intramural department. Don Jacobsen and Jim Hams gave the audience a wonderful performance.

ton' Pated in. E IS one of ntnes com are from f petitive raternit SPOrts . Y and cJ ub Partlci_ leagues

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High .Tor-a story about men, women apparItIons, money and the earth--di: rected by H. l. Hansen. Merlin Bowell traps Rue Johnson and George Clawson In shovel.

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250 The play incorporates wit and humor, serious love, and philosophy.

Pride and Prejudice, directed by Frank Morgan is another contribution to U.S.A.C. Frank Nuffer, Gem McCann, Ruth Burrley, and Carl Berg carry the leads in this play of 1900.

A fascinating story of the duel between two emotions, "Pride and Prejudice." The story of a mother who attempts to get her three homely daughters married. Written by Jane Austin.

THE MEISTERSINGERS - Right to left, Row one: Dick Jenson, Elbert Johnson, Bill McMurdie, Brent Nash, John Kennard, Dennis Simmons. Row two: Gary Richardson, Eldon R. Griffin, Ted Simmons, Prof. Welti, Thomas Vaterlaus, Rulon Lyman, Varon Jensen. Row three: Lend Durrant, Jo Felix, Carl Hill, Ken Cutler, Keith Hoopes, DeVon Chatterton. Ronald Christensen, Lee Daniel.

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Prof. Walter Welti successfully directed the opera "Martha."

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Jim Allen and Vira Beth Robson plan constructive speeches.

Fellow debaters seem to be enjoying Nora B's speec h .

Band members pose for a portrait with Prof. John Dalby, direc.tor.

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President David O . McKay was the featured speaker at the Founder's D ay assembly March 7.

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Graduates march to exercises led by Gov. Lee and President Isaacson.

Pres. Madsen congratulates a new graduate.

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Alma Mater Hymn Across the quad at eventide the shadows softly fall, The tower of Old Main appears and peace rests over all. The lighted" A" upon the hill stands out against the blue; Oh Alma Mater, Utah State, my heart sings out to you. And through the years as time rolls on and student friendships grow, We'll ne'er forget the joys we had, those days we used to know. Thy mem'ries ever will be new, they friends be ever true, Oh Alma Mater, Utah State, my heart sings out to you.

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La Ru e ................................85 S a vage , Dia n ....................................... _....... 39 Savage , Lora n Go rd on ............................ 29 Saye r, G lenn Ray ......................................61 Sc h ic k, Ruth ................................... .1 32, 156 Sch ih'm an, Reed LeRoy ........................ 169 Schiffm an, Rit a Lo rean ............... .29. 1)3 Schn eider, D a llas Ma x ....................... .166 Schn eid er , Lyle Dee ................................ 166 Sc hofi eld, Patsy ..........................61. 75 , 156 Scho les, Frede rick Lee .......................... 167 Sch oon ove r, lIa Ma e .... 48, 77, 134, 1; 4 Schowe , W ill ia m ........ .......... 130 Schult z, Ro be rt Lew is ............................ 1i O Sch wartz, Ri cha rd Kay ... ......... .48, 164 Sch wartz , Sta nley ..............................39, 162 SCOtt , Sa muel Way n e ........... 61, 126 Scow, T ed JUSTesen ....................29 Sea ly, An gela ................... _. ............ .29, 175 Sea ly, Ra m on Lloyd ......... .117 , 131. 134, 145, 176 S ea rl e. Me rwyn .................. ......................42 Sea rl e, Roy ce W . ...... 129 Sears, Max Fred .............. 164 Sed gley, Ja m es F. . ......... 61. 139 Sedgwick, A nn a . ... 39, 174 See , Don a ld Ha rl a n ................ 168 Seeho l,er, Lud ea n ... ............................. 29 See holze r, T heod o re 19 1. 24 2 ........ 29, 87 S eeley, Joe Thom as Seely, J . Del ma r ... .......... 29, 142 .39, 142, 162 Seely, Ja m es W . ....... See ly, Leirh M . ...................... .................. 61 Se ll ers, Ri ch a rd Kent ....................... 61 S haw, Da le C. ............. ..........................61 Sha w , Wa rren D . , Jr . ............................. 61 She ll y, Ja m es No rbert ..... 130 , 183 Shelto n , Davi d Wesley ................ .29 Sh en, Ja mes T. M . . ...... . .... ..66 She rwood, Ge raldin e ................ 29, 93, 153 Shi e ld s, Wa yn e Ross ........................... 164 S h o u p, Fran ces M a ri e ......... ........... 75. 153 S h owa lte r , R obe rt D . .............................. 29 S h uk ry , Naj i A . ......... ... . . .6 1 S iddowa y, Em ily Ja ne ........ ................ 150 S id dowa y, Ge ra ldine ............................... 61 Siddoway , Ma ril yn Joyce ........................ 29 S iegler , C ha rl es J. ..... .......... 134, 170 S igga rd , De n a l Lewi s .... ........... 39 S imi s, Don a ld L. ............................ ......1 68 S ,mkins, Rona ld . ......... ... ........6 1 Si mm on " De nni s E . ..............29, 11 6, 252 Si mm o n s. Ri ch a rd Po rter ............29 . 165 S imm on s, Rurh Ann ................. .... .48, 151 S immons, T ed Dua ne .. 77, 168, 194, 252 S imm o ns, Tho m as La m on ...................... 48 S ,m p, on , C h a rl es H a rd y .... 6 1. li S, 128 Si m pson. Sua tfo rd D. .......1 66 S ims, John Deli sle . ... 131 ~ im s, La ve rn ..............................29 Sjob e r ~, Na rwin L. ............................. 66 Sjoblom , Wallace D . .................... 61. 117 S jos trom, C la ir R . ......... . .... 128 S k anc h y, Ant on e Lewis ........................ 179 S ka nc hy, Re x K ............................... 8 1, 166 Skanc hy, W ra y M ason ........................ 159 Skan key, Ba rba ra Jean .... 30, 39, BO, 93, 150, 188 S kid m o re, Ald ee n ......................................48 Sk idmo re, Ro bert D. ... 130 S lac k . j a m es Pres ton .............................. 170 S late r, Ca rol .......................... .48, 134 , 153 S laug h , Ma urin e ...... ................. .1 \5 S laug h , Ray Go lde n ....................... 18 1 S m a rt, Do n A rth u r .................................... 29 Sma rt , Na ncy Lu e . ... .. 157, 175 Smi rc h , Be rn a rd J . .......................... 61, 140 Sm it h , A n ne tt e ..... .................... 29, 175 Smith, C ha rl es H . . ............................. 29 Sm it h, David Fa llm er ... 61 S m it h , Delwyn John .........................29: 159 Sm ith , D ona ld A llen ...... 30, 139, 235 Smi th, Em ily ............................................... 30 Smith , G eo rge L. ................................. 124 Smit h, G era ld ine ....... 30, In Sm ith , G lenn A lvin ............................ 39 S mi th , j a m es A lbe rt ..... 30. In S m ith, Joa n A . ......................................... 30 S m it h , Joann ........... ........ ~ 39 Smi th, Ju di th Joa n ....... .48 , H 5, 146, 1 5~ S m it h, Lauren ce D uk e. ..................... .48 Smit h , Lyn n R. ......... .......... ..30 Smit h , M ich ae l Ab iat h a r .. 30 Smi th , Ree ta A n n ........ ................ ~ 8 , 134 Smi th , Ro bert W illi a m .......... 41, i 8, 18 1 .......... 39, 152 S m it h , S ha u na S m it h , Shirl ey Ma rie ................. 39 , 173 S m it h, T hi e l W. ...... 39 Sm ir h , Wa lter E. ...1 39 .......... 6 1 Sm ith, We nd ell W ood Sn eva , Fo rrest A. ............. . .... 139 Sn idvo n gs, M . L. T ae w ........................ 61 Snow , Ell iott Ste rli n g ........... .. 39, 243 .. 47 , 176 S now , W il ford W ood ruff So jka , Eldi ene Ma e ...... . ............. 39 S o ren sen , Bry Dt'an ........................ 61 S o rt' n se n, D ent G . ........... ........ _... 6 1 S o re- n se n. Em m a C a rm ae .............. 47. 156 So re n ~e n. Ev a L. .............................94. 175 So ren se n. Fos tt' r j . ............... 133. 176 Soren sen , G lad e V . ........................... 47 S o re- n se n . La G ra nd .. 30 So ren se n , Phil,p Edward ... i O, 89 , 166 Soren se n , Ri cha td K ........................... l i3 So rense n, Ro be rt G . .................... 39 So ren >o n, Mari lyn .. 30, H6, 153

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Stock. Gloria Jeanne ...... ......... 47 Stock. Reed Clark ..... ........................ 39 !Stock. Robert Gordon ........... 30. 39. 87 . 141. 144. 162 Stock. T ed G. .......... ..... 62 !Stoddard. Ellwyn R. ......... 62 Stoddard. Robert L. . .... 62. 216 :'toddart. Hilda Ruth ...................... 30. 153 :'tohl . Marilyn ................. 150. 198. 228 Stoker. Lyle Laton ............................ 30. 169 Stokes. Jay M errill ..................... 62. 118 Stone. James R. . ................ ...... 62 Srorey. Lorrain e ........................................ 153 :'tOtt. MalY Ali ce ............................ 47. 173 Struthers. H.obert E. .. ...... .177 !:>cuarr. Dorothy ....... .. ....... 62 Sullivan. Hall Eugene 164 Sullivan . Mary Ann ... .48. 62. 132. 135. 156. 177 Summers. Henry A . ........................ 62. 117 Summers. Ivan A . ........... 62. 8 1. 144. 159 Suszynski. C h este r S . ................. 130. 183 Sutton, Margaret Ruth ................ 80. H6. 158. 218 Swan. George Whitlock ........................ 166 Swenson. Dalla s Lee ... .... 30. 164 Swenson . Duane Dee .................... 30. 163 Swenson. Jenne tt ...... 39. 156

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Thackeray. Virginia A . ....... 39. li'; Thain . LaDawn .............. .. ................. 30. 1-\7 Thayer. Arno ld Ambrose ..... 30. 173 Theurer. Jesso p Clair ..................... .48. 181 Thomas. Hyrum Pres ron ................ 81. 166 Thoma s. lind se y Kay ............................ 134 Thompse n, Warren H . .......................... 66 Thompson. Beverly .......... 48. 80. 156. 228 Thompson. Grant Lyle ............................ 39 Thompson. Neta Alice ............. 62. 15! ·.-h om pso n. Ortize N .• Jr. .. 39 Thompson. Orville T. ..... .......... ... 66 Thompson. S. Keith .............. 48. 172 . 181 Thompson. V ernal Wynn ............ 124. 130 Thomsen. Blaine C. ........... .48 Thomson. Eldora ......................... 30 Thon . Barbara .. ..................... 30 Thornl ey . G lenna .......... .............. 39 Thornley. W. Robert. ............. 62. 181 Thornton. Lorrain e .......................... 48. 174 Thorpe. De Loy Archibal .... .... 62. 162 Thotsted. Glen J. ....... ............... 48. 130 Thorstensen. Carl W . ............ .1 79. 181 T ho rsten se n. Carl W. ........... 114. 172. 179. 181 Thurgood. No ra B. ............ .48. 176 Thurston. Ludea ne .. 48. 116. 134 Tibshirani . Sami N .......................... _....... 62 Tidwell. Frank Ray ........ 62. 118. 134. 172 Tille tt. Stephen S. ..... 62. 134 Tilley. Derald Alma .................. ...6Z Tingey. Carol ....... 30. 146. 150 Tingey. Jean ........ _...39. 150 Tingey. Paul H ebe r ................... 181 Tingey. Richard Dale .. 61. 130. 131 Tippets. Ronald J. .... 66 Ti tt enso r, Ja ck Ru sse ll ....... _............ .... 66 Todd. Joyce Ann ........... 48. 75. 93 . 1l!. 146. 152 . 237 T odd. Sta nl ey Mo rt on ........... 124 Tomlinson. Be rnad ea n .......... 39. 116. 134 Toone. Velma ............... _ ................. 39 T o rgeson. Robert Keith ................. .30 Tovey. Terrel R. ............. ...... 130. 133 Twnsrrum. Lorrl:line O . .. .... 62. 130. 133 TranstTum, Rachel M .... ........................ 158 Tran srrum, Wallace M. .. .. -'*0. 6~ Ttaveller. Lu Ann . ............. 30. 177 T ripI'. Maxine R . ................... 48. 93. 150 Trontel. Matt Lou is ............. 213 Tro:o.t, William Arlo ...................... 6~. 121 Tueller. Diane ............. 136. 1-\6. 15<'. 190 Tuelle r. Jo:o.t' ph Ro:o.s ................................ 48 Tudkr. Mack William ........................ .176

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Tuft. Ca rl ............................................. 63 . i8 Tuft. Don Leo nard ........ 48. 78 Tuft. Madeleine ...... 30 Tum •• OttO ............................................... 63 Turley, Lowe ll Reese ................................ 30 Turl ey. Ro bert S .• Jr. ........ 48. 70. 8 1. 62 . 130. 197 Turner, Bruce Bi~ler ................................ 30 Turn e r, Denni s M. .. ............. __ .. 47 Turner. Phyllis E. .7S. 93. 146. IS4. 186 Turnidge. She ld on C. .......... 63. 130 Turtl e. DiX ie Lou ...... 30. I S-I Tuult:. Sw.an A ...... ............ lB. -10. I H TLIVt'On, Be!'>!'>le L. . ..................... 63 .... 1S6 Tweedle. Mary Hel en

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Walker. Naomi ........... ............................. .158 Walker. T h eodore D . .... 31. 176 Wa ll. Cecil Clyde .................... .40 Wa ll. Ivon Ray .. .40. 175. 222 Wall. Ju anita ......... . ........ 31 Wall. Lorin Melvin .... ................. ..40. 175 Wa ll ace . Donald H .............. 48. 125. 131 Wallace . Gera ld Kent .............. .1 66. 188 . 236. 243 Wa ll ace . Lulu .............. .. 79 Wallcnlin e . R o be rt E. .................. 31 Wanki«. Ca rl .......... ............... 63. 121 Wank"r. Farre ll T. ................. 31. 163 Wank,,,,. Lee A . .......... 63 . 131 Wann, Me- rei Ann .......................... 38. 156 Warbur ton. C arol C. ... . ................ ~ o Warburton. Dwi~ht C. .................. 40. 176 Ward. Barbata .... ............ -10. li7 Wa rd le. Jay Don .................................... I lB Wa rdl e i~h. Ronald Dale ....... 31

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Wack. Roland L. .............................63. 170 Wad,wort h. H . Wayne ........ 63. 170. HZ WaJ,: nc r, Wi lli am Wi llar ............. 166 W""staff . Ea rl Wi ll ia m ... .......... 63. 1-10 Wahid. Sabb" r Kamal .... ............ 31 Wa hlwom. Allan Ea rl y ........... -10 Wahl> rr om. Elmer W. ....63 . 18 1 Wairc, Marvin Lave rn ......... _............ 131 Wa lburJ,:er, Bennie L. ........ 31 Walker. David R ................................... 66 Walker . Go rd on Lee .............................. ll Walker. Howa rd John .................... 63. 11 6 Wa lkt:r. Lo rna ......... 31

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