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

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all Activity Fall was a kind of study - of freshmen and Coming autumn hues, of fun and spirit, of friends to he remembered until replaced hy another fall. I W it t r r1 i Q ,,,, I , ,2 ff ii ,JWQ 'ff' , 'L' A 'f'i -- Mfg 4 X A i V X' ',,' ' H' :gn P' Th fl tweek at the U found the f h qf Q f , fi I ' weari g g n beanies, g g, t bl t Z if -V It ff, King b yl-I ll d t gl td 5 1 .N-D '1 ghgqllrlru 1uLQz lN didnt!-nun pikauunnns rduezluaq lkld0Ill an lmlksmum hllellubvuq linsuam 'hm 0 htm mutt?-in s in dmmnlrnm-,, TEM .4 lm 'A' 'W Q? ll 04Taa Nr-N s , M Wm'-'n lf' -Nm - ,n p ' i 'M wtl M in .Lmg55m, A ' Mi U v Ffa, K -J. 'Ku

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'F af. J.-vrw ' vo-.,, F Y ,594 5 A -' C 1 fr X if , , I x 1 gi? 4 0 Q. . . 41. , .,,. 9 f r 'I 5 1 J-dia. ' ix 319, J 3 kwa 4? 2, he at Iwi f nv , V 1 MW , , 1 7 - A A, 4:14 41 5 4 V , ' ' 'Pad 1, r, A M Q f V ,fuflfli 'Y -I I I .9-'fe , 3 'ggi-Ta-V , f K -. s Nik., ,nb a. f- A e. -W ,.. tag, Q, 'T ,Q 1' K -vi. ' i pl- f' . e ' X 4? i 3 U . :LD rx. 5 '1-mean.. ,...d4. f 1 .Q Here the Hwearers of the greenu could be found profusely spread across the face ofa huge block U, covering and being covered with the sloppy whitewash. Wfith this their final task done, they returned to the Campus to end their traditional week of Work and servitude and to begin their University career as part of the student body. I 1 , ,. r fl 5 1 f 1 i X 797.5 .I r P 1 Q i f X. 2 :il V, fi 51, 1 f V K f ., C if J 1- '75, ' 7 Z' ., i J L i ' O 4 l 4 . in Q 'Q-A I 'f -W' 1 M, 'WW -'ff 1 5, if 'K N L.. tl' A 2 W if si' -N n L ' 55 A L i 'Q L K 'X-'Y ' ' w' 3 x it N k 1 X A i ' . . gf xii