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

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l Ullilln . Bun- dre stored dl-I1 S , 'lpai 9 here Om Plctllrg a ce PP0int. Pwofth, llusinlyl ess . Set u fdllemsms tbl . .mg .Picture ap. tel visiting liusi Wirthlina the Year to Pro. the Q the book, and finished the copy for production. Asso- ciate editor Carol Lynn Davis supervised the picture appointment staff, paneling of all the individual pic- tures, and indexing. The book came alive visually as Elaine Banker com- bined people and places and ideas and photographers Borge B. Andersen, Gerald Silver, Bob Dean, and others to capture the mood and personality of campus life. Added to this was the work of division editors who assembled copy and pictures, of the copy staff who re- wrote and coordinated, of Parm who Watched money and mistakes. With a finger in every part of the book and with her car carrying people and proofs to-the necessary places, Ceanne Mitchell managed the crea- tion of the Utonian from the idea stage until it was laid in the studentis hands. ger.lex,ArtEdilor Division editors, standing, left to right: Ann Wixom, Luceen .Howard, Marlene Wessel, Elaine Moesser, seated, Bunny Reese, Ken Hatch, and Bee Staheli. Staff members, left to right: Mick Oberg, office and photo- Lanomfldlflel graphic, Tom Karologos, sports and copy, Charlene Carman, 'CY Wirillllll' office, lla Anderson, office and copy. , David Eli-'Y fs-ft: 255 Chief photographers: Borge B. Andersen and Gerald W. Silver Bob Dean was not present for picture. Daily paneling editors, left to right: Karlee Mordhorst, Mary Jane Richardson, Gayle Hayward, Denise Dozzi, Jeri Jackson. Office staff, left to right: Jayne Griffin, Charlene Carman, Marilyn Cook, Judy Silver, and Saundra Stewart. 23

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PUBLICATIONS 22 '20 Uionian Cherry Bushman, Copy Editor Dick Anderson, Assistant Business Manager M1 Utonian staff activity centers in its Union Building office. Here files of pictures and copy are storedg here the business staff organizes its sales campaign and oiiice staff continually phones students for picture appoint. ments and information. From here the activity of the Utonian staff stretches out to the corners of the campus and City, Preparing a fall sales attack, Loel Hepworth, business manager, and sales manager, Dave Wirthlin, set up tables at registration, posted signs advertising the book, and kept an oiiice staff busy taking picture ap- pointments. An ad staii Walked the street visiting bugi- nesses to solicit ads. The editorial staff started early in the year to pl-0- duce the book. Bill Onyon drew the layout, while Ginger lex copied the dummy, drew the art Work for Elaine Ranker, Photographic Coordinator Ginger Jex, Art Editor e 1 Ti. f EQ! f. it Wi iii W , twin! ii it it iirbolkc bird Pillai air B' M olhefg i0 MP1 life. Added to assembled 00 iiT0l0 and U and miiakes md he neftwl Pl tion of lie iid in the i Division di H0wurd,ei,i: Reese: Ken F ' 1 . 1 i A in 'E-N as! W 2zes5 Business 5705, seated: George Pingree, Nancy Larson, Elflifie Moesserg standing, Richard Wendel, and David Wirthiln- lil ganhifi qi Ilq 'V KL w

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y X PUBLICATIQNS Daily Chronicle The Utah Daily Chronicle in its 64th year remained the campus calendar, recorder of events, and outlet for student complaints and radicals. The four-page daily won a First Class award for its 1954 publicationsg this year's quality was consistent with the rating. Marilyn Mattsson edited the paper during the first half of the year assisted by Gail Feltch and Miriam Brinton. The second semester editor was Cail Feltch with Miriam Brinton as associate and Velle XVright as assistant. The Chronicle was supervised by the Publications Council, who also appointed the editors and assistants. Daily editors and assistants were appointed by the editors and spent an afternoon or two each week at the office and press. An important part of the newspaper staff was the business manager Gerry Ernstrom, promotion manager Louise Sandberg, and assistants. They sold ads to businesses, handled want ads from students, mailed Clironicles to advertisers and subscribers, and juggled Cln'ony finances. Velle Wright, Second Semester Assistant Editor wt X I Q 332 ,gs . .NSW ' it-nf v'zftV?'i?f? ,H ,Q ,Mi ' - -.M-.aa in Vx sm A- 1 4, hm Marilyn Mattsson, First Semester Editor 47 K lraxwfgti. Q Joanne Savage, Daily Editor Martha Hardman, Daily E x 'fuk Q T??i?+5I1i 1 f Qfiffi E j Sports staff: Mike Hansen, George Pin- gree, Kreg Kirkham, and Larry Taylor.