University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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P. H. Rolfs, M. S., Director of the Experiment Station. 24

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and lecture rooms, is a long structure extending three hundred feet and rising three stories. Parallel with it lies the Dormitory, a twin building slightly shorter. A little to the cast and north stands Science Hall. To the south of these, near to the gardens, lies Agricultural Experiment Station Building. These four, with their tiled roofs, their red brick walls, their cement facings and battlements in the Early Tudor style, form a harmonious, dignified and appropriate group. Already they are being overgrown with ivy and are surrounded with plots of grass and connected by cement walks. Though new, the Campus is fast acquiring the appearance suitable for a seat of learning. The natural advantages are being utilized and the dignified rcjx sc of the buildings thoroughly harmonizes with their surroundings. In a few years it will present one of the most attractive scenes in a state of beautiful scenery. And, though new, it is rapidly creating for itself an intellectual atmosphere and a tradition which will make it the pride of the Commonwealth. 23

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B. F. Floyd, A. M„ Plant Physiologist. John M. Scott, B. S., Ininml Industrialist and Assistant Director. John Belling, B. S. Assistant Botanist and Editor. 4 • c S. E. Colli son, M. S. Assistant Chemist. K. H, Graham, Auditor and Bookkeeper. 25