University of Utah - Utonian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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11' 'v I l I r Our hand p1cks up the stra1ght edge of fine arts With lt as a guide, we rule outlines for the color and expression of un1vers1ty l1fe, Wlth the art1st's tools we create new life. The tool of the publications IS the pen the fountain pen of the writer . . . the etching tool of the lllustrator the slashmg red 1nked pen of the ed1tor. The debators use the VOICC, the hand for gestures, the g1ft of persuaslon, and the quick repartee. For the theater the tools are the voice of the actor the hands of the seamstress, stitching rich costumes from mushns and glazed cottons the hammer and brush of the set designer. welghtless plrouettmg the modern dancer Wlth dips and leaps, angular comedy, exultatlon and tragedy In muslc agaln 18 there llfe the martial music and foot tapplng beats of the bands the equ1s1te sorrows and sweets of chamber music . . . the blends of choral harmony The whole scope of fine arts IS captured by the imported artlsts of music and dance and lecture Here IS a world of expression and life- a world to be explored 4231 H , , ' if 35 1 J 2235 p a l r iii T ' it ..,-xft f ' Y A , n 0 1 , i ts T c x . cg,-QQ 1 ' ' Another world of drama opens in the dance. The ballet artist with classic poses, curved hands, . . - . if A ll . 55.3, is jvc 1 es in P f , f I 5 1 s., ' 3 5 i E r . ' l ,r T I s H I 4 g m l 4 w 'L 5 , ff'-.if ,Q 4 , my 1. 54 ha. ,swf , 'pp' M g, 1' 'l ', .,, 5 I o-r ' I 95, lv le is ,s ,, ,, 9 5 1, .. u X -fr :,- - +5 . 4,1 ,H ,-1 , f. ii, ' 5 iw ' s f' '-H34 .rf XJ, , 1 is s ' Tw rs Ng.: Hug Sa., '-Ng ' Q an A 1 ' . ,wt . -5, v v 5 Civ, . K xxx? .1 5,

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PUBLICATIONS tonian The color and movement of each year of university life is captured by the cameras and brushes and pens of the Utonian staff. Through its pages walk the people that make a college . . . the people that run the activities and government . . . the organizers and teacher of academic knowledge . . . the sportsmen that stimulate campus loyalty . . . and the Ioe's and Ianeis of every campus that stroll up Hello Walk and sit in the seat across the aisle in general ed. Their faces, their life, and their year at the University of Utah fill the pages of the Utonian. Utah life Was first recorded in an annual in 1901. Under the name Zyzadenus, this yearbook contained fifty pages, giving students a brief glimpse into the past year. The 1955 Utonian with 400 pages recalls the year in picture, Word, and drawing, much as its predecessor Fifty-four years earlier. Loel Hepworth, Business Manager Ceanne Mitchell, Editor Carol Lynne Davis, Associate Editor i