Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Prrxy ' s tffmtar This is where our Prexy lives, The man who made our college, The man who gives us all a chance To have both fun and knowledge. Ijagrrmau tiiaU Men, men, everywhere, And not a skirt in sight; But when it comes to keeping house, My, but it ' s a fright. (§bavtxmtaryi Star bright, star light First star I see tonight. I wish I may, I wish I might Dance a reel on this roof tonight. £ t apa In here is found machinery In here is found much grease. In here you find the Engineers Whose labors seldom cease.

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mmttgompry 2iaU In Monty is the rest room, Where the Y. W. cabinets meet; More like, it is a jest room When the Nugget editors meet. fHr(£rrgnr TJfall For the jolly maidens dwelling here, Brain fag is not in the question; Fondest parents only need to fear Lest they die from indigestion. Sirknor l all In Ticknor are two parlors, From the door to the left and right, But space seems sadly lacking, When the callers come at night. Srmta ISjall Of all the halls most famed, Of all most hard to beat, We love thee best of all, For here it is we eat. M

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At tun -, ' 1 uttj? Jfaut Mm a Imlbtng The Frederick H. Cossett Memorial Hall is the gift of Mrs. A. D. Juilliard of New York City, in honor of whose father the building is to be named. It is to cost $ 1 00,000 and, when completed, will give to Colorado College a building which is unique among educational institutions of the world and which will provide accommo- dations for every student interest in a way that has been achieved nowhere else. In the one building is to be combined an indoor and outdoor gymnasium with all gym- nastic apparatus, lockers, baths, etc. ; together with a dining hall accommodating be- twe en three and four hundred men. The Commons, for the same number, and a large assembly hall afford special facilities for the development of a healthful social life among the men of the College. The outdoor gymnasium will contain especially the heavy gymnastic apparatus, a basket ball court, and a running track. Its outer walls will be built up in the form of a stadium which will seat over a thousand persons. When the building is com- pleted a physical director will be employed who will have charge of the physical de- velopment of all the men in the institution. n