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

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5 fi 5 r it gc: ,,,.-nv' 9' mi 'Y . -3 ' ' 5' T: 'P ity ' 4 1 if 157' , . ,. .sn .,.,-6-'r.1' 4 I, yn -:.-- I 911' . I I . C-J N Q . Although orientation is a rather painful sound- ing word, the University presented the Hwearers of the greenl' with a Freshman Week that was en- joyed by over two thousand participants without so much as a crick or a cringe. The week began with the problem of finding a sponsor under a certain tree on the Hello Walk lawn. After introductions, new - found sponsor friends pointed to an infinitely long lineg and with soothing words of guidance so characteristic of upper classmen, commanded that said freshman join said line. Within a few short hours, the line led to a Tepee inhabited by Intercollegiate Knights, With a great show of savageness, they demanded that freshmen buy and wear green beanies or pay the colorful consequences - wearing a red U on the center of the forehead. The University's President Glpin greeted all properly derbied and decorated freshmen, then excused himself to don an apron and to head for the Walk where he helped the faculty serve lunch to the Class of '6l. Pamphlets, handbooks, and hot dogs were distributed in great quantities amid strains of Kai yai, w're up to snuff, emitted from various groups of kneeling frosh paying tribute tO the upperclassmeri. The responsibilities and rewards of a creative campus life were previewed in a kaleidoscope of color and noises and fun that introduced the stu' Clf:l'1f3YrillTHl'i. s, X feiiff Inv

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2 lem' Gray and his band Of 'Uday' Provided the music Hello Xllieek dance, which brought to a close a we Y. i r the , . . , ' Y fo of amusing activity. Elbert Dansie served as the ' v enthusiastic chairman whose committee inspired the 5 Spirit of Friendlinessu for the Utes. V L ' Nj , l l ,. xi .Ag - . as Q - Q .--Q . A-. 5, -,, o .. ,,,5,, r -. , L-'-4 if 'TC I' '- ,.- . 4- ,Q f ,A ff-'xy 2, Jw -V A ff is fi .aff .s. ,av f f , .,?,. .4 'P ft ' ' ii' I ,K . ., Ab exif. 'ie A wave of the hand and a cheery HU . . . The Utes were once again observing Hello Week. The activities of the annual af- fair bustled in with the first of October, and the week was jam packed with fun. Rolfe Peterson emceed the Naughty Ninety's Music Hall Show at the Sill Home Living Center, and a riotous time was had by all. One of the liveliest events was the Mud Races, the annual trek through the muck and the mess that separates the men from the boysg and the gals did pretty Well too, In fact, the only victim seemed to be the pig, star of his own greased race. It s squeals of distress brought sympathy from even the most hard- hearted of college men. For the second straight year, t e g Mess in connection with Hello Week. There were enough seeds . f ' d f h S1 house to grow a tremendous size h Si ma Chi's staged their Melon scattered in front o t e g ' ss. melon patch, and themelon eating contest was a real Wet succe 1?,',,-.4 14, 'tg l V . , A K 4 rs 'Qt 4' . - , '1,ffJ3 'l' -Q07 .Lf- MZ.? s4 , f in .A-f. . 1,1 L , , .X V ,hr 'Q f W- -+ff4a -is Q '! :-wf'FiY'E- t. . f W ' T 'i ' N ' T 1 , :- .- . Jul. 1 , 4 1 .. 4 V ur, gf.,-g'f,,i.5b. IXVQ, K . ' . . , ., D ' 4 rr yr, I il if-e.,i'?5,g5,Pnx.,,,.,.ki ,Vt 1 4'4!':i Fam: if 153' I ,E .,f, Xt., I Kiwvhlv X H, L. A' A .9 . W gi ' 64' W sem swirl L I E 4,1 K E if , -Yziml2'L'e ' I , ,' 5 X vi gf I my ,yq.f.,,.., ,A I . , iw at at in X T t . A Q ,A . ,wr Vw I Q- L fwlhy ,ina 1 , ,nt ,iw J Q y V . n X L ' 9,41 V , vm, ' 'A S AN' AZ,m W s 1' xj' Y ,I . V .I J 1 ,X b .V I 1? :ZW y T ' V ar- ' Ek. 3522. w file., xl, 4, x If 6 A . K , 1,7 v Q R is-5 .is ,ACE g. 1 fs , ' g ,ggbiafggglxgitf Fel ,gt .-,