Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Color filtered through campus activities, events Color pervaded the campus. It filtered in vivid splashes through the cloisters of the library. It lit the autumn trees and crowds that witnessed BYU ' s foot- ball team as it took second place in the first year of the new Western Athletic Conference. On a sunny yellow gold Homecoming day the Cougars handed first place New Mexico its only confer- ence loss and soundly trounced title-con- tender Wyoming. Winter subdued na- ture ' s colors but brought out bright hues in clothes as students suited up for skiing, tobogganing, skating and other snow sports. On the intercollegiate scene, sports color went indoors for the basketball season. BYU again copped second place honors. After several un- successful tries, spring finally arrived to stay. Almost overnight the dry trees be- gan to blossom, the trampled grass turned green and students migrated out- side to wait for school to fade into sum- mer vacation. Basketball evoked a mood of enthusiasm and spirit from Cougar fans that was similar to that exhibited during football season. Familiar blue and white uniformed players showed their fans some outstanding basketball, which led to two overtime games.

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Bright blues and reds vied with quiet beiges and browns in providing a pleasant atmosphere in the library that would be conducive to study Couear fans amassed in multi-colored array to cheer their football team to victory and to be thr ■i ' ■ . Y ft J and to be thrilled by the color of Eldon Phantom Forite.

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gation was judged second. Dozens of the more than 125 students from five universities participaing in Model United Nations at BYU raised their country s name s.gns to indicate their vote on a resolution. This was the first MUN on campus.