The Houstonian Yearbook, the official yearbook of the University of Houston, chronicles the activities of the year for students, faculty, staff and surrounding community. Designed to trigger memories, the book brings into focus the lives of the University population during the year in which it is published. Since 1934, the Houstonian Yearbook has been a continuing annual publication dedicated to presenting the University and its students in photography and supporting text, so the memories of persons and events may become a matter of record.
Purchase is subsequently voluntary.
Material appearing in the Houstonian Yearbook can be reproduced with the expressed written consent of Student Publications and the editor in chief of the Houstonian. The yearbook is printed by Taylor Publishing Co. of Dallas. Student-body portraits are taken by Thorton Studios of New York in the fall and spring semesters. Advertising in the Houstonian is handled by Educational Services. The Houstonian is affiliated with Student Publications and is a registered organization of Campus Activities.