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The upper campus tennis courts, the largest single group in the state. Spring and fall they are usually filled by varisty aspirants, intra- mural contests, and indepen- dent players. Sometimes nets are in bad shape, there is a hole or two in the asphalt, and the type of court is hard on equipment, but it is a place where a great many people can and do enjoy themselves often. r One good reason for aspir- ing to be a college president is the home provided at the Y. Behind is a garden, and the whole upper campus pro- vides the front yard. It is isolated enough to be a real home, and close enough to the administration to enable the president to be within reach at any time. Its grounds receive the same attention by student workers as does the rest of the campus. 12
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The other side of the walk railing, demonstrating its educational as well as recrea- tional possibilities. The walk leads down the hill from the side of the Maesar building, crosses the brook, and joins lovers ' lane near the stadium grounds. This spot overlooks the many playing fields used for intramural sports and football workouts. A r A well-attended football game, showing the hillside stadium guarded by the Y mountain. The stadium is used for football and track, being open to both varsity and intramural activities. Ev- ery year brings new contests to its field to further entrench its place In the memory of Y students and alumni. II
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The garden behind the president ' s home, utilized for afternoon parties, teas and receptions, is a spot not so well known to Y students, who feel it to be private. hHow- ever, it is open to all who care to visit it, and is a de- lightful spot for a few mo- ments of relaxation. It offers many hints to the landscaping student. r Looking north from the west side of the library to- ward the Brimhall and the president ' s home. The scene is in springtime, shrubs are in blossom, but the snow still well down on Timp. On this spot converge students from three buildings during the class-changing period. Then the spaciousness is appreci- ated. 13
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