RAYMOND LAMONT HOLMES 2030 Willow Lane, Lakewood, Colorado 80215 232-3707 Served in U.S. Navy in the South Pacific. At Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Attended Weber College, business courses. Married Beverly Jean Brewer in 1947. Lived in Phoenix, Arizona three years. General Manager Capitol Chevrolet Co., Salt Lake City, Utah. President and owner of Quality Billiards, Inc., Holmes Industries, Mountain Sales, Renaissance Distributing Co. m Denver area last nine years. Bronco fans! Three sons, two grandchildren. Youngest son, Shane, 18. Lost one son accidentally in August 1977. MARY HOPKINS LEKANDER 5310 Featherbed Lane, Manassas, Virginia 22110 754-4450 Married Richard Squires in 1943. Five chilren. Husband died in 1961. Worked as legislative assistant to Senator W. F. Bennett for 15 years. Married Gilbert Lekander in 1975. He has one son. Three grandchildren. NEVA HUGGINS HENDERSON 785 Three Fountains Circle, Salt Lake City, Utah Worked for about 16 years, mainly for government, personnel and payroll. Retired in 1958 to become "professional" volunteer. Married to Allen Henderson (class of 1939) and helps out in his law office. Served as director of Red Cross volunteers, VA Hospital; chairman. Salt Lake area chapter of Red Cross; National Red Cross Field representative; volunteer chairman in Utah, Idaho and Nevada. Member of Red Cross Board for 16 years, member of United Fund Board for 15 years, member of Multiple Sclerosis Board for 16 years, currently chairman. Volunteer Docent, Salt Lake Art Center. No children, however "we have adopted many along the way whom we enjoy as though they were our own." Enjoys golf and travel. ROBERT W. HUGHES 773 Palermo Drive, Santa Barbara, California 93105 687-0528 Received M.B.A. from Baylor University, Waco, Texas. For 15 years associated with retirement homes sponsored by the Covenant Church of America. At present controller in the corporate office, responsible for four homes in California. Married to Virginia M. Nordquist in 1941, two children, John, a junior at San Diego State University, and Linda a sophomore at Santa Barbara Junior College. Fifteen years in Santa Barbara have been "ideal — golf at least once a week, even in January, tennis even more often!" DARRELB. HUNTER 11200 East Hiway 39, Huntsville, Utah 84317 745-2247 Retired in January as Utah State accountant. Live in South Fork Canyon (5 years). Fishing is a "must" every day during the season. Plays 18 holes of golf daily, weather permitting. Likes to water ski at Pine- view and Bear Lake. Married to Beverly for 34 years. Four daughters, five grandsons, and one granddaughter. Traveled Canada last summer. Now retired, plans travel at least one month each year. "Glad to be 58 instead of 18!" HAROLD (HAL) B. INGEBRETSON 3216 South Clayton, Denver, Colorado 80290 756-7168 Attended University of Colorado and obtained a Juris Doctor degree. Lived in Denver until 1964, then moved to Kansas City, Missouri as general counsel for R. B. Jones Corporation, then to Dallas, Texas as head of R. B. Jones operations there. Returned to Denver 3% years ago and now in private law practice, specializing in corporate practice and mergers and acquisitions. Married to Shirley Hill. Three children: Rick, married living in Kansas City; Kirk, just graduated Stanford and now in law school; Ann, senior at Stephens College, at present attending Richmond College in London. MARIE INGLES JAMES 4512 Longhorn Street, Carmichael, California 489-2339 Lived in Sacramento area since 1949. Employed as secretary to Director of Supply until 1973. Now retired. Since retirement has done a lot of traveling. Spent summer of 1976 in Europe. Married to Lew James. Two children: Dr. Robert James, forest pathologist in Denver; Paul James, musician in Los Angeles. Two grandsons Hobbies are fishing, bowling and sewing. ELIZABETH IPSON GLASMANN 3165 Taylor Avenue, Ogden, Utah 621 -1734 Married to William W. Glasmann. Two children: William Glasmann III, lives in Ogden; Roderick in Salt Lake City. One grandchild, Jason Glasmann, 9 years old. BEVERLY JACOBSEN OWENS 300 Reed Street, Lakewood, Colorado 80226 237-4162 Attended Weber College. Married Kenneth Owens in 1942. Lived in Japan for two years while husband was in Air Force. Active volunteer for 12 years teaching ceramics in a nursing home. Member of Calvary Temple, interdenominational church in Denver. Hobbies: ceramics, gardening, Bible and prophetic studies. Two grown sons, one grandson and one granddaughter. MARJORIE JACOBSEN SEEGER BECKER 2778 North Highway 89, Layton, Utah 84041 825-4368 Married Fred Becker in 1943; four children. Died in 1954. Married widower, Paul Seeger, with three sons. Had one more son. Graduated from Denver University in 1943 in Librarianship. Did volunteer work on library board for Weber County. Employed for 9 years as medical librarian at McKay-Dee Hospital Center. Secretary-treasurer of Mid- Continental Regional Medical Library Group. Active in Utah Library Association and Medical Library Association. Returned in 1974 to Australia and home town; Enjoys traveling. Four grandchildren and five step-grandchildren. ALICE JENSEN MEIBOS 1919 Falstone Ave., Hacienda Heights, California 91745 333-1639 Graduated from Cal State in Fullerton, Calfironia in textile and pattern design. Taught classes in clothing construction and tailoring for men and women's clothing. Was on organizing committee for the first special child parent group in Ogden and Weber County. Served as first vice president and representative on Weber County School Board. Vice president for special child group in Hudson School District in California. Married to Edward B. Meibos, one son, two daughters; two grandchildren (one boy, one girl). Member L.D.S. church, temple worker, genealogy committee, Sunday School and Primary teacher, also chorister and counselor in MIA. Hobbies: lamp shade making, antiques, collector's items, plants, reading American history. GEORGE W.JENSEN 4118 Cumberland, Los Angeles, California 90027 664-6886 During years since high school, experienced roles of traveler, soldier, little league baseball, basketball manager, athlete and senior social case worker in the Los Angeles Department of Social Services. Married to Patricia Lucero; three children. Two in Los Angeles, one in Ogden. Special interests: athletic events, music and rapping about psychology, philosophy of inter-relationships between men and women. OLIVE ARLENE JENSON FLANDERS 2729 Taylor, Ogden, Utah 84403 393-0834 Attended Weber College, graduated University of Utah in English, received Masters degree at University of Chicago in Educational Psychology. Taught at University of Chicago and University of Utah. Helped put husband, Edward Dean Flanders, through medical school at University of Utah. Active in L.D.S. church. Served as ward and stake Relief Society president. Stake MIA president. Currently serves on the Relief Society General Board. Four children: Edward Dean who just graduated from U of U Medical School in June; Conrad and Marcia Christine, both graduated BYU in April; Mark Alan now serving L.D.S. mission in Brazil plus a son who lived only two days. ONA AMELIA JOHNSON (TONI) HANSEN 889 Elm Street, Baker, Oregon 523-3370 Presently owner and operator of resort type complex, A River Inn in Baker. Owned and managed motels in California since 1956. Worked to retirement from the Sacramento City Police Department to a supervisor in the Bureau of Investigation. Holds pilot license and until recently flew own planes, enjoys racing cars, boats and planes with son Drex who is most accomplished. Still enjoys music but has switched from sax to the electric organ (what would an old bag like me be doing still playing a sax?) For 18 years prior to 1956, tried to settle down "with two kids and a husband who traveled through Idaho Washington, Alaska, Montana, Oregon,California and back to Oregon." Married 1944, divorced 1979. Son Drex is business partner in A River Inn. Tamara Hicks is public relations officer for United Air Lines. In 1977 was one of ten finalists in Mrs. USA Pageant. Has two daughters. NORMA LUCILE JONES HANSEN 1229 33rd Street, Ogden, Utah 84403 Attended Weber State College, then graudated from the old Thomas D. School of Nursing. Married to Willard C. Hansen from Fountain Green, Utah, who was in clerical and computer work for the railroad. Married 32 years when he died in 1975. Three sons and two daughters (three married) and six grandsons and four grandduaghters. Private nursing for 13 years, then into supervision at Dee. In emergency room for 8 years. Went back to college, earned a baccalaureate and masters degree in medical-surgical nursing, then a Ph.D. in Educational Administration from University of Utah. Began teaching in 1965. Currently associate professor in the nursing department at Weber. President of the State Nurses Organization. Traveled to many states to nurses meetings and as a delegate to national conventions. Traveled with family to Alaska, Hawaii, Caribbean, Mexico. Interests: Church activites, golf, bridge and handiwork. MARGARET MITSUKO KANEKO OKUBO 310 East Oakland Avenue, Salt Lake City, Utah 84115 466-7268 Married to Harry S. Okubo, four sons and one daughter. Employed as a legal secretary and secretary to an inventor. Currently employed as secretary at the Mill Creek Elementary School. Recently spent three weeks in Japan. ALICE KAPPLE RICHARDSON 3008 Mission, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80909 596-8909 Graduated from Chicago Presbyterian School of Nursing, attended University of Colorado for two years for public health nursing. Married to Ralf Stanley Richardson. Lived in Ketchikan, Alaska where they operated a drugstore for 18 years. Moved to Colorado Springs in 1971. Went back into nursing, this time as a psychiatric nurse at Brady Hospital. Husband in motel business, buying old motels, houses, etc., renovates, upgrades into apartments or modern units, then sells them. One daughter, one son, no grandchildren. MARY KARIYA TAKAGAKI 3910 Somerset Drive, Los Angeles, California 90008 291-3577 Majored in political science at Occidental College, Los Angeles, and Berea College in Kentucky. Worked last 12 years at University of Southern California as a supervisor and graduate evaluator in the degree check department of the registrar's office, helping graduate students get their master's or Ph.D's. (Love my job!) Hobbies include travels within and outside United States. "My second home is Japan." Activities: membership on committees at U.S.C., Episcopal Church and civic groups. Married to Yo (Yoshio) Takagaki. Three children: Richard, a teacher at secondary level; Judi, exeuctive secretary; is a reservationist (bi-lingual) with an airline. (My one regret - no grandchildren yet!) KENNETH G. KUCHLER 304 South 12th East Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 581 -0434 Life devoted to music. Associate concertmaster, Utah Symphony Orchestra, three European tours, one to Hawaii, one South America with symphony. Over 100 record albums with symphony as associate concertmaster and mandolin and banjo player. Director, music program, Westminster College in Salt Lake, also conductor of Westminster College Community Symphony Orchestra and Early Music Program. Recitalist: Baroque: with Baroque violin and bow and harpsichord; Mozart, with Mozart bow and piano; complete works of Beethoven for mandolin and harpsichord. Baroque and 20th century recorder music. 16 years, summers, first violinist at Peninsula Music Festival, Fish Creek, Door County, Wisconsin; concertmaster Early American Moravian Music Festivals, DePere, Wisconsin and Winston- Salem, North Carolina. VIRGINIA KUNZ BULKLEY 2776 West 7550 South, West Jordan, Utah 84084 566-2640 Married and had two girls. Lived in Sacramento, California. Husband killed in World War II. Widow for seven years, then married Jerry Bulkley from Burley, Idaho. Moved to Mesa, Arizona for 20 years. In Portland, Oregon for two. Currently a data clerk with Salt Lake Credit Bureau. Husband crop duster for over 15 years. Active L.D.S. Church: in presidencies of Primary, Relief Society, M.I.A., teacher and secretary in ward and stake positions. Hobbies: music, arts and crafts, and family. Six girls (his, mine, ours) 141/2 grandchildren (8 boys, 6 girls) - living in Washington, Arizona and Utah. LOUISE GANIE LAMBERT BUNDY Rte. 2A, Box 129, Boyce, Virginia 22620 837-1481 Attended University of Utah, University of Detroit, Universtiy of New Mexico. First chairman New Mexico Commission on the Status of Women. Republican candidate for Secretary of State for New Mexico 1966 and 1968. Forst woman appointed as Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Interior's Coordinator Rural Affairs OEO/CSA. Member of the Inter-agency Task Force on Indo China Refugees. Currently Coordinator Fellowship Program, Project HOPE. Several seasons of summer stock, one season at Erie Playhouse. Newpspaer column in Erie, Pa. Published articles in newspapers in New Mexico, southern Utah, eastern Arizona and west Texas. Married to Edward Wayne Bundy, Ph.D. Six children: Ganie DeHart, BYU, married, husband Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins; Kevin, Univ. of New Mexico, political science; Thomas, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, writer; Rebecca Brown, Shephard College, one son age 2; Philip Edward, Lord Fairfax College, acting; Heidi Louise, accepted to Utah State University for fall. Family active L.D.S. Hobbies: politics and writing and that one grandson! Editor L.D.S. stake and ward newsletters. ALVA LAMBSON EVANS 1819 Hunt, Richland, Washington 99352 946-111 7 Graduated from Thomas Dee School of Nursing. Spent three years in Navy Nurse Corp. Traveled all over U.S.A. in service. Worked in hospitals in Utah, Montana and Washington. Presently director of nurses in 124-bed health care center in Richland. Married to John E. Evans, a pharmacist. Three children: John R. is an oral surgeon and oral pathologist in Oklahoma City; Gina a dental hygienist in Seattle and Scott E. a high school student. IDA ROSE LANGFORD HALL 1711 North Lambert Lane, Provo, Utah 84601 374-0300 Married to H. Tracy Hall, professor of chemistry at BYU. "My greatest accomplishment is in my choice of a husband. He is famous as the discoverer of man-made diamonds." Lived in Schenectady, New York for seven years where husband worked for General Electric. In Provo since 1955. Traveled a great deal in connection with husband's work: Europe, India, Japan, Thailand, Hongkong, the Philippines and Hawaii. Active L.D.S.: Relief Society president. Primary president, teacher in various organizations. Hobbies: genealogy and raising orchids. Published a genealogy book on the Langford family. Seven children, two boys and five girls, and 20 grandchildren under age of 10 (10 boys, 10 girls). MARY MARIE LAPRAY WILSON 1020 Tyler Avenue, Ogden, Utah 84404 393-5798 Married November 4, 1939 to Scott A. Wilson. Two sons, Larry and Kent, both of Ogden. Eight grandchildren, one an Indian boy. Active in L.D.S. church, at present in Relief Society presidency. Enjoys being a housewife. Traveled through the United States and spent one summer traveling in Europe. Spends a lot of time in the summer at summer home in South Fork Canyon. ROSELLA LARKIN MAW 2456 North 4350 West (Plain City), Ogden, Utah 84404 731-4153 Married in 1945 to Orlo S. Maw of Plain City. Met at Weber College. Two daughters, four sons, ten grandchildren. Graduated from Weber College and Utah State University. Majored in Home Economics and Elementary Education. Taught school for three years during war. Raised family for 20 years, then returned to teaching at Plain City School kindergarten for past 13 years. Active L.D.S. Church: teacher. Relief Society President 10 years and Relief Society Stake Board for seven years. Active in P.T.A. and community affairs. Has traveled extensively in United States, Canada, South and Central America, Mexico, England, Europe, Hawaii and Tahiti and hopes to see the rest of the world in the next few years. MARIE ETHEL LARSON STANDING 603 Sagramore, North Salt Lake, Utah 84054 295-7879 One year college before marriage to Barclay Jack Standing. Became homemaker after war. Active in L.D.S. Church; held positions on both ward and stake level.Hobbies: sewing, crocheting, knitting and other fancywork. "We are rockhounds, finding many of the gems we work with." Loves camping, going on trips and being with family. Two sons, one daughter, eight grandchildren.