Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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.•4 Editor •John Marlowe Business Manager Dick Phelps Associate Editor . . . Yvonne Anderson Layout and Art Editor Bob Pratt Copy Editor Norman King Photography Editor .... Wally Barrus The Banyan Presents ... This is Brigham Young University — as seen through the eyes of the Banyan. Here in this volume we hope lie many of your memories. Memories which weave a fabric of thought and color from the first hectic day of regis- tration — through every expectant moment — to the final goodbye on the last day of school. Within the walls of the buildings of Brigham Young University are now enshrined the laughter, the chatter, and the whispers of stu- dents congregated to talk about the latest ballgame, last night ' s date, or next week ' s assembly. Here within the pages of this book are recalled, through the symbolism of word and picture, the inexpressible and buoyant feelings of each thrilling moment. For some, this year has been filled wdth the relief of culminated study and the realization of anx- iously awaited goals. For others, it has been a stepping stone from one year to another, from one dream to the next. And for still oth- ers, a hope has been realized; a little knowl- edge has been placed on the shelf of time; a i Member of Associated Collegiate Prets and Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Press Association.

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- ' m 65 ' f Activities Division 21 Administration Colleges 59 Classes and Faculty 291 Faculty Index 416 Fine Arts Division 151 Freshman Class 869 History Section 52 Junior Class 327 Opening Section 4 Organizations 183 Reference Section 408 Senior Class 305 Sophomore Class -- 345 Sports Division 83 Student Index 418 Student Leadership 119 Student Publications 132

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Aa..-4 i» ' X -i 7. -i. X Brigham Young University friend has found room in another ' s heart. But for all, this year has been a new brightness, a lingering remem brance. Here in these pages we have hoped to draw each memory from its comer of repose and fit it into a mural of campus moods. Here are recorded the vivid colors of each changing season as it trod its way across the campus and left its mark be- hind upon the grass, the trees, and the flow- ers. The misty smell of autumn, perfumed with the acrid odor of burning leaves; the soft coldness of winter, beneath whose cloak Located in Provo, Utah of white the flowers sleep; the fresh awaken- ing of spring throwing out her blossomed tresses; and the cooling rains of summer bringing lightning flash and thunder ' s tim- pani — all mingle with the life of the student at BYU, and we find that God has spoken to us in color. From every facet of our life at BYU has been gleaned a tone which deepens the meaning of living: the smiles speaK of friendship, the furrowed brow signifies thought; laughter shouts out enjoyment, and prayer whispers of God. i