University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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IPIBH! SUB KTSPHKT® Wl© Volume XXXV Published by the Associated Students of the UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING J s Anil Schmidt Editor Warren Hagist Business Manager

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INTRODUCTION The Stetson is no longer completely out of place perched upon the top of a Doric column. The days of the wild, wild West seem to have given way for the influx of the new — and to our history — radical thoughts. Perhaps that one word thought is the key to the present situation wherein the Cowboy has come face to face with the classics. He has not, we might add, suffered in the conflict. Gone or going are the days of strife — man against man and man against nature. We are entered upon the days of strife between man and book and, in a lesser sense, between man and man (Cowboy vs. Professor) . Has the physical aspect of Wyoming — that aspect of which we are and have been proud for many years — given way to the metaphysical? Look about you and decide for yourself. Within these pages we hope you will find remembrances of days (and nights) which, as many have said before us, will be the happiest in your life. Here you will find the faces which have become familiar to you through the trials and tribulations which are often associated with college life. Within these pages, be you vain or be you retiring, you should find the key to an imperishable record of yourself and your college life. Within — but no more, look and judge for yourself. CONTENTS Book I Book II Book III Book IV Book V Book VI Book VII Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Sports Book VIII Book IX Book X Book XI Book XII Book XIII Book XIV Organizations Honoraries Activities Beauty Features Publications Advertisers