Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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It is the athletic Fall weather and a mighty shout from the stadium. The crisp bareness of winter and the packed-in stuffiness of the fieldhouse. A hint of spring and passers-by clustered on the hill to urge on the home team. A relay stick, parallel bars, a series of hurdles, a saw-dust pit, and balls of various sizes and shapes are parts of games and trials in man ' s struggle to physically perform to the maximum. The spectator is then a part of the giddy excitement of an im- possible winning score, or a grim smile of defeat, or the off-hand shoulder shrugging of Maybe next time. He participates in the cheering for the ulti- mate in another man ' s goal, he becomes an agent of appreciation for the athlete, symmetry in motion. Grace, ease, the art of a body working in complete harmony with the mind. The knowledge that no mat- ter what the mark, he can surpass.

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It is the people