The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-22
JUNIORS At UNIVERSITY
ISSUE FIRST YEAR BOOK
Production Is Handsome, and
Reflects Credit on Those
Who Got 1t Out.

The Utonnn, the first annual ever
published by junior cadets of the Uniyer-
sIty OF Utah, was issued yesterday. In
fcru& Makeup and artistic detail the book
is II Splendid production. From tho red
cloth binding shine out tho gilded letters,
The UtonialIa But the beautiful cover
is only a A4S3stion of what the book
contains. 1t Is full OF beautiful half
tones. zinc etchIngs. and contains literary
work OF high merit. The book Is presented
TO the students of tho University AS
record Of the happenings OF the year
which is now drawing 10 a close
Surprise to Students. n
In getting out thsbo9k cost on ha mot not
spared The book was a surprise, TO TIE
tors, who apologetically declare in the
preface: May this book, Itself trail
breaker, and therefore faulty, be TO those
who still remain with us an impetus ore
ward and to those departing, "a reminder
OF dear and busy days, OF battles Wen
fought and honors won" The spirit OF thc
Utah is growing and along with lts
growth is coming college spirit and love
Tor the institution that Will Xet reap
fruit. ~
Divided Into Departments.
The book is skinfully divldedAnto de-
PEs5 PEbe 'rfSn foIoSing @ organizations arg treated
Regents. Faculty. Student Body. Glasses;
Arts, Engineers. Medicos, Normals &nd
and regents, accompanied by no less
Vision SeSs ass thaiLt Of ,h;sd the fac; sv
the titles atdt degrees held by each.
Evidence of Rivalry.
The book bsarsoevidenee of tho ever
lasting rival a, beteen seniors and Juniors
Tho cartoon opening the senior chapter OF
the book displays graveyard Where
prominent seniors are buried. on largo
tombstone is inSGriptioTH ,aos SafTed %isd to TO
tnS HSony mei.Tng June EdaIftones Of the
seniors follow VI ombstones as
background
Write-Upy Of Glasses.
In the order OF their rank halftones
and writeups OF the other classes loli0W'
giDcerinS society, the Medical society and
tho Alumni association. "Commencement,
drawing done by Donald Beuregard' Is
Under the intellectual Life" depart
ment comes the Chronicle debating
THIS department includes q cut OF the
Chronicle staff, a halftone OF a bunch or
clippings from Chronicles OF the year
that have caused excitement. and also
cuts OF tho three debating teams.
Social Life"
The most artistic part of the book Is
that which comes under the head of the
Social Life" In addition to halftoneS
OF the fraternities and two sorori
ties now organized at the University
there are some clever etchings and pen
and ink sketches. Tho sketches entitled
Junior Prom" Sophomore Assembly
Freshman Cleo" and the Strenuous
Life" are geaulne art productions and
have distinct merit.
The remainder of the book is given over
to athletics, drama, music. literature and
funny things. Tho cartoons on faculty
members at the end of the book are as
clever in execution as they are In idea
Tho literary department contains we'll
written pieces OF prose by the following;
Rose Thomas, Prof. B. r. Howells. Allie
Cox and Alta Rawlins.
Deserve Much Praise.
The stafr of tho annual deserves great
praise for the book. Miss Hazel Stevens,
the editor was assisted In her work by
Associate Editor r. A. Hart and Literary
Editors Claire Young and Alice Y. Farms
worth Samuel NJ. Ballard was the class
artist Mehring Eardley has tudiciously
watched after the business end, with the
assistance of Stayner Richards. Thomas
Varley and John c. Brown These per-
sons received moro or less help from oil
tho peembers OF the junior class, who
gavo help willingly whenever 1t was
needed. The year book is dedicated to the
memory OF Dr. John r, Park,