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

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Published hy the lunier Class et the University et Utah 'ft fi N955 u I I V I Editer, Ueanne Mitchell Business llllaneger, leel Hepwerth Associote Editor, Carol Lynne Dovis Art Editor, Ginger Jex h h h d h d d ld i

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UTONIANWSS A new life at the U We narrow our universal perspective and look to the West, to the Rockies, to the valley of the Great Salt Lake. We see a broad valley floor carpeted by trees and homes . . . to the west, a silver-shored lake . . . to the east, multi-colored hills. Focusing through our level, we discern a white U against a red butte . . . men and women strolling along an elm-flanked sidewalk, a circle studded by stately buildings . . . in the paths reach toward green lawns and clustered buildings. We feel the throb of campus life . . . activity . . . vitality . . . vivacity. Cars inching toward a parking lot, bumper to bumper . . . lunchers waving, chatting, and eating amid coats, books, and dishes in the cafeteria . . . shivering hitch-hikers vying for rides at loading zones . . . a throng streaming from Kingsbury after an assembly . . . a coed who overslept making a tardy dash for class . . . spruced-up squaws and braves jitterbugging and udoin' the Mambof' Here are new friends . . . new experiences . .A . new knowledge . . new understanding. A life of education . . . preparation . . . diversion . . . progression.

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Iii' I-la.l'r'-D Lae-' .,A- Into our broadening University world come the Work and instruments of our scientific age. Govern- ment and industry entrust the research problems of the world to the hands and minds of university scientists and technicians. We probe into the nucleus and energy of the atom with cosmic rays . . . construct testing instruments that explore the outer atmosphere with the firing of each V-2 rocket . . . develop fuels that promise new highs in transportation. In a building filled with the noise of barking dogs, we study the effects of radiation on animals . . . to protect life. We use radioactive materials again . . . to preserve food indefinitely and with rays cook ted new scientific hnriznns Energy and tubes and a throbbing motor supply power for Chemical Engineering experiments. Pressure scales guard steam power in basement of Mines Building. Radiation and effects engage attention of bottle-surrounded physicist. Oxi- dation for Cancer Research tests involves tubes and measures, Q 7 ,2 ,,. .X -ff ,..i t www nw ss- ' sail' ai' aft' W uueviiifwq 3 as 'i --if 32