University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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nrBni,. F IJMnUi ' i i.; ri IN OCTOBER, YELLOW STEEL SKELETON, SOARING UP FROM MALL MUD HOLE. FRAMES ALMOST COMPLETED JOURNALISM BUILDING. IN MARCH, WITH THREE FLOORS UP. BRICKLAYERS START IN ON TOP FLOOR. BY END OF MONTH ROOF WAS WELL UNDER WAY. ' ? «?!£-i;f y ' •i ... ; .

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Londmorks Without Ivy Maryland ' s landmarks aren ' t the ivy-covered kind. They seem to change from year to year, reflecting that progress characteristic of the University. This year the Chapel spire wore a new coat of paint and was flooded with spotlights. The old MAC cannons were restored and mounted in front of the Armory. Rossborough served its second year as University guest house and Faculty Club headquarters. And Testudo lost his big M during football season. Then, too, more names were etched on the walls of the tunnel ... a sure sign of progress in our time. CONTRASTING OLD AND NEW. ROUTE 1 TRAFFIC ROARS BY HISTORIC ROSSBOROUCH INN. WHERE LAFAYETTE ONCE SLEPT. » ' , -agyi ' ' ' ' i ' tt! ' T««r-