Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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It ' s easy for some, hard for others. Expressive hands and rapt attitudes form a study in themselves as students strive for expres- sion through their talents. I t i; Through cmture development students ina Good speech is eloquence.

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Energy— the force that makes for ac comphshment. Without it, no dream, no talent, no opportunity, no genius, will ever reach the attainment of thingn desired or hoped for. Nourishing the understanding by ap- plication. Experimentation goes on all the time. Students testing with up-to-date equipment.

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True culture results in the development of the indivi- dual. A development which expresses the finer percep- tions of life through the me- dium of Drama, Speech, Art and Song. A part well play- ed, a harmony of young voices, a speech of well- chosen words, actions which are expressive, and music, liquid and golden, develop in the participant, the ability to interpret life, to understand the desires of others, to un- derstand their failures and their triumphs. The Arts re- fine the feelings and the sen- timents, and bring us closer to an understanding of our fellow men. Students form life-long friendships while participating in cultural acti- vities. isjini elf expression. Produced by the Enghara Youn. University Theater, Caesar featured Max Golightly as Caeser. William Shakespeare ' s Julius •Tl Concentrated on the task. Blossoming into song. The language of Iho faco interprets all. tarn