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-FOREWORD

The editors wish to express appreciation to

Miss Rozanne Brooks for continuous and untiring

efforts to the editorial, advertising and sales

per-sonnel. Also, we wish to extend our gratitude to

Mr. Alvie Redden for his guidance to the art staff.

We wish to give humble thanks to the students

who worked till all hours making this book a

suc-cess, and to especially commend Walter White,

of the Daily Sentinel for generously donating

copies of his photos for the sports section.

Marie Rindfuss

Jerry Klein

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President of the College

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-ELIZABETH CRA.\tER Drama & Speech

LOIS KESWICK Business M COLEr.L,ul MARY . D' ector Dormitory tr LAURA sr.nTH Languages

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J. Klein, · "P .. Hounon, Os u . L Violet, op

First Row. . CUSTODIANS

OFFICE FORCE

R Gardener.

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N Boyatt. · · Standing !Left to Rig~tlOl~n. E. Eddy.

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DON SELLERS Treasurer

DON MEGENITY Assembly Chairman

ABRAMO, GUY PAUL Pre-Dentistry ANNIS, ETHAN Pre-Dentistry ARCIERI, LILLIAN Business AULT, ROBERT G. Business ABRAMO, SAMV. Chemistry ANTONOPOULOS,SAM Business AUBREY, JAMES W. Engineering

BARE, DOLORES ARLINE

Science

BARBOUR, VIRGINIA

BAUGHMAN, SHIRLEY

Liberal Arts

BRAYTON, GEORGE KENNETH

Agriculture

Home Economics

BRYANT, ROMAINE JOY

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,, CALLAHAN, WAYNE DONALD

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BYERS, 1''.KANK LAWRENCE

CAMPBELL, DONNA Home Economics

CARTER,E.RUTH Dental-Hygiene

CHRISTENSEN, MYRNA JUNE Music

COWAN, IDA PEARL Education

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CARLUCCI, GRACE Liberal Arts

CHEEDLE, WILLIAM GLENN :Susiness

CLEVELAND, TED HOLDEN Geology CRAWFORD, DORIS Education CUNNINGHAM, DONALD Liberal Arts OOMETROVICH, ROBERT J. Liberal Arts

EDWARD, DONALD RAY Business

FESSENDEN, RICHARD NEIL Physical Education

DALE, MAURICE L. Science .

EATON, PATSY RUTH Liberal Arts

FAIR, DON LEE Business

FORD.CHARLENE Business

FOWLER, BARBARA ELLEN Language GARDNER, BILL, JR. Business GIBBS, EDWARD C. Engineering GINN, BOB 'Chemistry FRAHM, JO ANN Secretarial Science GATES, GEORGE A. Agriculture GILLIN, BILL Physical Education GLAZE, ALGIRDAS A. Liberal Arts GORDON, JERRY Physical Education

GREEN, CAROL LEE Business

HALL, EFFIE M. Education

HARMAN, BETH CHRISTINE Business

GRAY, DON NORMAN Pre-Veterinary

GREEN, SIDNEY ALBERT Chemistry

HALLOCK, BERNEICE Liberal Arts

HARRISON, DONALD DEAN Art

HEINY,MAE Education

HINKLE, EVELYN PATRICIA Dental Hygiene HOLLEMBEAK, PHILIP N.

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Bible HOPPER,TOM Liberal Arts HITCHBORN, CHARLES Business

HIRONS, RUTH WILMA Business

HOLZBERLEIN, VICKI Home Economics

HOWELL, PATRICIA CLAIRE

Music

HYDE, KENNETH MARSHALL Engineering

JAYNES, LOIS Business

JENNINGS, WARREN THOMAS Music

KELLY, GEORGE RICHARD

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KERR, RUTH L.

Business

Pre-Dentistry

LAMMERS, SHIRLEY JEAN

Business

LLOYD, DORIS ARLENE Art

KINDEL, OLIVER Liberal Arts

KREBS, CARL DON

Physical Education

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LOCKHART, ANNA WRIGHT

Education

LONG, CARYL ELIZABETH Liberal Arts

MAXFIELD, FRANCIS CLINTON Business MAY/JOHN WENTWORTH Engineering McGINN, FRANCIS Business

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MAY, ANDREW A., JR. Physical Education MAZZA, JOHN Business McLAUGHLIN, PHYLLIS Science

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McMULLIN, PATRICIA Business

MEDLIN. JIMMY DALE Engineering

MERLINO, JERRY A. Journalism

MILLER, HERBERT THEODORE Engineering

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McLEOD, KATHRINE Social Science

MEGENITY, DON DEAN Liberal Arts

MILLER, BENJAMIN RICHARD Accounting

MOCK. LITA ANN Education

MONROE, WILLIAM HUGH Enginet!ring

MURRAY, BEN E. Science

OLSON, JOANNE C. Education

ORR, WILLIAM WALLACE Speech MULLANE, JOHN Liberal Arts NEWTON.DUANE Pre-Optometry NiSBET,SHIRLEYM. Music

PARROTT, MARY ANN Education

PERRIN, DON Business PETRAFESO, FRANK A. Business PRINSTER, INEZ History

RANDALL. ROBERT DALE

Geology PETERSON, C. WILLIAM Science PINKERTON, PATTI Business RALEY, JOYCE Education

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SCOTT, ROBERT THEODORE Engineering

SHADER.HELEN Journalism

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SHELTON. BETTIE A. Education

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SILLIMAN, DOROTHY ALEENE Journalism SLAUGH,RALPHWELDON Music SMITH, JACK W. Science SHULTIES, DORIS Education SKIFFICH, MARTIN Business SMITH, GERMAINE Business

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STA;RKS, LETHA HARRIS Education

STEPHENS, GEORGE ARTH'!JR Pre-Medical

STUCKER, DONALD E. Business

SUNDAL, MARILYN Education

STRACHAN, RICHARD DOUGLAS Geology

STUCKER, HARRY A. Pre-Veterinary

SWANN, NANCY Education

TAYLOR, WILLIAM HECKMAN Biology

THISTLE, MELVIN LeROY Music

TbURNEY,ALMAJEAN Business

WADLOW, ALTA RAE Physical Education

THOMPSON, JAMES WAYNE Accounting

TUCKER, J. ELOISE Liberal Arts

WALKER, LOUIS MAC Business

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WIDEGREN, LaVON LOUISE

Sociology

WILSON, LLOYD D.

Liberal Arts

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WETHINGTON, RUTH WYCKOFF, SAM M.

Education Chemistry

WILLIAMS, EDITH BRADLEY

Education

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STAN MEYERS Vice-President CLIFF CRAVEN . President JIM VERALDI Secretary-Treas.

AKERS,DON Engineering AMICHAUX, JOYCE Business BAIR, ROBERTA Education BECKLEY,PAT Business BOND, WILSON Liberal Arts ALEXANDER, JAMES Vocational ATCHISON, ALAN Geology BALLIGER, JOAN Liberal Arts BIGGS. SALLY Liberal Arts BOTT, ROBERT Physical Education ALEXANDER, JO Liberal Arts BADER, BONNIE Business BARGER, PAT Liberal Arts BLAMEY,BARBARA Business BRADLEY, JIM Vocational ALLEN, DONNA Business BAER, DORIS Education BARNES, JOAN Pre-Nursing BLEVENS, BILL L. Vocational BRAY,RALPH Business ALLEN,RONALD Liberal Arts BAER,DORESE Education BEANE, JO REVA Liberal Arts BLIVEN, WILLIS Engineering BRIDGE, RAYMOND Accountinl

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BROOME, BOBBIE Business BURTON,JOANNE Education CLEVELAND,DON History COLONY,RAYMOND Business COZZA, RICHARD Physical Education

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BROOKS, LELA Business CALL,RONNY Business CLEVELAND,DOROTHY Liberal Arts COOPER, PHYLLIS Liberal Arts CRAVEN, CLIFF Physical Education BROWN,ROBERT Journalism CARSON, GARY Education CLOCK, WALTER Liberal Arts COPE, GLORIA Business CROZIER, JAMES Pre-Engineering BROWN, PAT Engineering CAIN,CHARLES Pre-Veterinary COLE, ALVIE, JR. Agriculture COREY GEORGE Engineering CUNNINGHAM, JERRY Journalism BUFFHAM, MILDRED Education CARR,CHARLES Liberal Arts COLLINS, ROBERT Vocational COWLING, RICHARD Business CUTLER, DALE A¢culture

CUTTER, BILL Business DOUGLAS,ALTA Pre-Nursing ELICKER, ROBERT Liberal Arts GAINES, HELEN Liberal Arts

GITCHELL, MARY ELLEN Business DeBEQUE, ARMAND Music DUNCAN, JAMES Accounting FAf!RION, HOWARD Business GALLAGHER.DALE Liberal Arts GONZALES, FREDDIE Liberal Arts DEKLEVA, CAROLINE Business

DUNCAN, ELLA MAY Business FEUERBORN,ROBERT Engineering GATES, BETTY JO Nursing GOODALE,HAROLD Liberal Arts DESROSIERS, PAUL Accounting EDDS, DON Vocational FLAGG, MARILYN Home Economics GILSTRAP, LUCYLLE Business

GRANT, MARY ANN Liberal Arts DOOLING, WILLIAM Pre-Law EDSON, PAULA Liberal Arts

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GRIFFIN, MARTIN Pre-Medical HINDMAN, JOE Liberal Arta HORN, JOSEPHINE Home Economict KIDD, EDMOND Pre-Law LENGEL, ROBERT

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Scienee HALLAR, BONNIE Education HOCKER, WILLIAM Commerce ISLEY, ERMA Buaineu KNUDSEN,DOROTHEA Science LEWIS, ELAINE Art HANSEN, ILA Business HOLLOWAY, ROBERT Business JARMIN, CORRINE Muaic: LaBARR, DON Agriculture LITTLE,ROGER Physical Education HAMAKER, GRACE Business HOLMBERG, ANNA Home Economics JENSEN,DEAN Pre-Medical LAWRENCE, KEITH Vocational LIVELY,LARRY Engineering HARDIN, ROBE~T Education HOLZBERLEIN, JACK Liberal Arts JUTl'EN, JOAN Business LAWTON, KENNETH Engineering LOUTHAN,RETA Business

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MALUY, LEE ANN Business McCAUL, LINDA Pre-Medical MILLER, FRED Science ~

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McINTYRE, BE'ITY JEAN Agriculture MONROE, JOHN Engineering NICHOLSON, ANN Business MADONNA,ROBERT Liberal Arts MARTINEZ, MARY Education McMULLIN, ROBERT Engineering MUHR, PHYLLIS Business NORRIS, NORA Sociology . MAES, JOHN Business MASON, GERALD Engineering MEUNDER, ELENORE Physical Education MYERS, STANLEY · Business OBERto, NADINE Business

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O'DANIEL, ROBERT Art PELTIER, HARLAN Pre-Dentistry PORTER, JOAN Business

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RAY, DIXIE Music ROSSI, EMMA Home Economics OLIVER, LARRY · Business PERRY, WILLIAM Physical Education POST, HANK Business REEVE, JANICE Home Economics ROWLANDS, ROBERT Business OOLEY,LOANNA Education PETEK,. FRANK Business PREUSS, FRANK Engineering ROBERTS, WILLIAM Physical Education SANBURG, MARDELL Business PARK, EVA Art PHILLIPS, MA VIS Home Economics PRICE, DON Liberal Arts ROBINSON, RONALD Engineering qcATES, DAVID Bible PEASLEE, DON Business PIGFORD, RAY Art RANDALL, RITA Pre-Nursing ROHLFING, RONALD Pre-Medical SCHIPPERS, EVELYN Liberal Arts

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The purpose of this club for

com-mercial students is promotion of mutual

interest of the members. Activities are

built around the desire to become better

acquainted,

to obtain information in an

interesting

manner, and to enjoy the

association of

others. Programs during

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year included the movies, "Bell

Tele-phone

Hour'' and "Wonders of the

World."

Game nights were also featured

Highlight of the year was a

Valen-tine

Party held at Mary Rait. Hall.

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DOUBLE QUARTET

When eight men gather to sing

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harmony will be the keynote of

attraction! Bass, tenor

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Quar-tet is popular with both local

or-ganizations and M e s a College

students.

DOUBLE TRIO

Six lovely Mesa College coeds

create beautiful music for the en·

joyment of fellow students and

also for various local

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organiza-tions and clubs. Together they

sing melodies old and new, giving

each one a special meaning.

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Standing (Left to Right) B. Taylor, L. Lutkiewicz, L . .Wilson, R. Scott, J. Medlin,· L. Wallace. Seated: Mrs. Treece. sponsor, K. Benedict!

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GEORGE BllA YTON President

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first anniversary of

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many denominations gathering

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Youth Organization. Under the directorship

of the Father Halloran, the club had many

wonderful meetings throughout the year.

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SKI CLUB

With winter quarter comes an exciting sport

looked forward to with great

ei_husiasm by

Mesa

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College students. The Ski.

Clu pro~tes

many

expeditiohs for Mesa College skier_l to

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courses in the area, jncluding Coopet'Hill, Grand

Mesa, Holiday Hill, Red Mo~in and Aspen.

This year the club adopted insignia and,made

effot:ts to -secure special rates for its members.

CLINfflN MAXFIELD

Vice-President

MARY McDONOUGH

,~-Victor Charfos, sponsor, Jody

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Tom Hopper, Hita Randall.

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Third R«w (Left t~~Ri~~t),L. Grasso, D. ~rison, B. Brown, R.

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J. Salazar, L. Shaw, J.

Red-foul, B. ,,

,.:q,Sc?tt,

W. C a l l _ ~ ~ Row: Mr. LeMoine, sponso., p,.Stucker, B."14oiuw._1'.t

Smith, ·J. , , , , ~ , r t o l l i n s , E. Kidd, J. Klein, Mr. Redclen, sponsor. First Row: J. t(ay; R. Schorn, C. Maxfield, B. Cheedle, ,B. ;Rowlands, R. Sophocles, J. Au~rey, W •• Clock.

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Vice-President

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EL TO:RO CLUB

The El 'J,:oro Club was organized during the fall

quarter of

19219

to

~swer a need for accelerated schoot

spirit. 'J."he purposes

of

tbe organization are to instilt

:spirit in SChOol activities, particµlaPly athieti,c. events,

to jncite student support

·

of

,

activitie~,

and

to

:encour-age good sportsmanship. One of the most memorable

functions of this club is the~11nnual "Stockin Stomp."

Other activities are frequent game nights and

e.ssem-\.ly programs. Club members are easily distinguished

hr

.s~app] .gi:~y sw.e~ters wi~h red emblems. The club

is

olfen to all male student! in good standing in Mesa

College.

CLINTON MAXFIELD

Secretary

BILL CHEEDLE

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All

male ,

~thletes earning a letter in

.

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ticipating and lettering in a· sport. The "M" CLUB

sponsors an intramural basketball team and a ,j;mce

every yeart.

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The Agricui~u.re C~b

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putpose of bringirtg togeth.er boys with a

~011-!Jnon

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bacisto~d,

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they may become

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acquainted with ~ach

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otfier> and

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sh

at,e

ex

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.

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1>eriences pertaining

~

Agriculture, wl?,ich

,

can not be

,

f

o

.

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f

~

the classroom. Socials, moving pictures

(

and lectures by

· '

outstar

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l

-i~g men .in ~arious f~!ds are off.ered

a

s

3

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:of th~

;

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f.

Jllll·

These give them an. opportumty to

p18"uss

an~

al)~lYf;

v~rs

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types of agi-icultl.l(!M

,

l~oblems, not

onJy:

ly

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ationally

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internationally, as well.

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Lc:fl lo clgbt: :Bud Gates, ,) Jerry Rice, George Cain.

FOOTBALL

Mesa

6

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Mesa Alumni 13

Mesa 0

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Southern Idaho 47

Mesa 34

...

Lamar 14

Mesa 20

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...

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LaJunta 9

Mesa 14

...

Branch Aggies 13

Mesa 13

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Trinidad 12

Mesa 7

...

Fort Lewis 7

Mesa 32

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Snow 20

Mesa 13

...

Pueblo 18

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JIM FLANAGAN End DON PRICE Back RONNIE CALL End BONNIE WHITE Guard JIM VERALDI Tackle DA VE TERRILL End FRANCIS McGINN Tackle DEAN JENSEN Tackle

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AL VIS FETTER

DICK TALBOTT

BOB McCORMICK

DICK FRENCH

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BILL SHEWELL

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PAUL .SCIRA KA

BASKETBALL

Mesa 44 Blanding 48

Mesa 57 LaJunta 55

Mesa 36 Blanding 46

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Mesa- 70 Lamar.44

Mesa 59

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Western State 49

Mesa 75 Pueblo 47

Mesa 51 Casper 63

Mesa 84 Pueblo 59

Mesa 56 Casper

.

69

Mesa 71 Fort Lewis 73

Mesa 57 Carbon 61

Mesa 54 Fort Lewis 55

Mesa 63 Carbon 82

Mesa 63 Western State 70

Mesa 53 Gila 75

Mesa 54 Trinidad 49

Mesa 57 Compton 76

Mesa 76 LaJunta 49

Mesa 55 Dixie 59

Mesa 73 LaJunta 56

Mesa 49 Snow 52

Mesa 75 Fort Lewis 76

Mesa 61 Boise 74

Mesa 39 Fort Lewis 49

Mesa 48 Trinidad 61

Mesa 51 Casper 65

Center

WALTER SA~NDERS

Center _{BOB TUCKER}

BASEBALL IN 1950

Western

State 14

...

Mesa 10

Western

State 12

...

Mesa 17

Price,

Utah 5

...

Mesa 15

Price,

Utah 4

...

....

...

Mesa 3

Price,

Utah 5

...

Mesa 6

Adams

State 12

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Mesa 13

Adams

State 4

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Mesa 13

Western

State 5

...

Mesa 2

Western

State 6

...

Mesa 13

0

Fort Lewis 9

...

Mesa 7

Fort Lewis 1

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Mesa 7

Fort Lewis 6

...

Mesa 5

Fort Lewis 3

...

Mesa 8

Fort Lew is 3

...

Mesa 4

Trinidad 1

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Mesa 4

Trinidad 3

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Mesa O

Trinidad 5

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Mesa 4

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Standing (Left to Right) B. Perry, R. Call, D. Jensen, J. Ver~di. Front Row: B. Roberts, R. Rohliing, B.

Taylor, F. Petrafeso.

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WRESTLING

Mesa College can be proud of its fine wrestling squad. The

only two year school in the region which had a team, the grapplers

made quite a name for themselves, winning two otit of three

matches with powerful four-year schools. The Mavericks split two

.matches with the Western State Mountaineers, and beat Brigham

Young University. A lot of praise is due Bill Perry, captain of the

squad, and also coach. Under his direction, the sport had a

tre-mendous revival last winter, and has the way paved for future

wrestlers at Mesa College.

MESA TRACK IN 1950

Mesa 97

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Western State 37

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Photos by Walt~r White ·

Mesa

.

631

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Trinidad 741

SPORTS FOR WOMEN

Women, as well as men, carry on an

exten-sive athletic program at Mesa College. During

Fall Quarter the coeds tested their ability in

archery and soccor. As the temperature dropped,

they moved into the gym for basketball and volley

ball. Spring Quarter brought coeds outdoors again

to play softball and tennis.

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Left to right: Ella May Duncan, Elenore Meunder, Joyce Smith, Dolores Schindel, Loanna Ooley.

Left to right: Margorie Gay, Mardell Sanburg, Alta Wadlow, Charlene Israe~, Genivee Lundy.

Left to right: Phyllis McLaughlfn, Doris Lloyd, Dorothy Cleveland, Ruth Kerr, Dolores Bare.

Left to right: Mary Ann Parrott, Corynne Itienks, La Von Widegren, Pat Hinkle, Katherine McLeod.

WAITING FOR SANTA CLAUS

AIN'T THEY PURTY?

it

NOW WHAT DO I DO?

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Left to Right. . Rowlands,

CK HIGHLIGHTS

MAVER!

MESA COLLEGE ON THE AIR

For several years station KFXJ has given

Mesa College 15 minutes each week for a program

called Mesa College on the Air. Programs are

given by students and faculty members in the

various departments and organizations.

Some-times the program is tape recorded at the college

and transcribed at the studio.

It

provides an

op-portunity not only for college publicity, but for

every student to participate in a radio broadcast.

Students have enjoyed thls ··e~perience of · split

second timing, of using correct and functional

English, or just the thrill of live broadcasting

over the air waves. Victor Charles has been

an-nouncer and director of the program for the past

two years.

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a well k own and beloved fairy tale

that

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been told an retold thousands

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of a beau iful miller's daugh r who

falls in

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MESA COLLEGE CIVIC SYMPHONY

The Mesa College Civic Symphony presented two full sym-phonic concerts in its sixteenth season. Duo-flautists, Georgia Ann Watkins and Earnestine Niven were featured in the first concert and pianist, Marjorie Biggs, highlighted the winter program.

FIRST VIOLINS CELLOS BASSOONS Marshall Griggs Barbara Jane Riggs Kenneth White Shirley Riggs Adeline Sparn Dean Beck Irene Lythgoe Dianna Admire

Vanita Rottman Edith Noe

Donna Gillett Leona Marek HORNS Paul Smith Ellen Fleming

Marie Baird Ann Gross Shirley Ela Bonnie Hallar _{Jake Salazar}

BASSES Nancy Jo Hawthorne SECOND VIOLINS William Ela

Mary Leah Chavies Ralph Slaugh Yvonne Taylor

TRUMPETS Tommy Shiolas _{Evelyn Fleming}

Connie Jones _{Duane Clymer}

Marion Jacobs Shirley Kessler

Charlene Raynolds Edithrose Morgan Francis Shultz

Louise Younger

Sally Hitchborn _FLUTES

TROMBONES Arlene Ball

Clara Boss _{Georgia Amy Watkins}

Earnestine Niven Melvin Thistle

Betty Jo Gates VIOLAS _{George Shull} Arthur Gilbert OBOES

Joan Brenton

Eleanor Schmidt TYMPHONY Allen Reynolds

Robert Marek Joyce Franklin

Harvey Klusmire Leroy Thompson CLARINETS

PIANIST PERCUSSION Ila Hansen

Building A Throne For

Homecoming Queen

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YOUR

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...

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11

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Phone 2467

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Congratulations •.•.

Graduating Class of

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May

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Compliments of Legionaires

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To Mesa College Faculty

&

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