Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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SMITH FAMILY LIVING CENTER provided extra space to relax and study for students who could find no place in the libraries. MYRIADS OF STAIRS did not seem to stop anyone. . . even Mr. Wilkinson kept up. 14 r . -TTSafTT ■vr A 3°1

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MUTUAL ASSISTANCE, even in understanding the school paper, was a part of being a roommate to some cooperative student ' yjf ' ■ TEN-THIRTY, FAMILY PRAYER and then the girls are ready for bed. . . well ?

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A COMMON SIGHT on BYU campus is a boy and a girl. They may be studying, talking, or just sitting looking at each other. Whether as couples, in small groups, or entire studentbody gatherings, associations with others developed friendship. One. . . two. . . there must be at least ten thousand eight hundred and sev- enty-two steps in the average day. And if you aren ' t going up, you ' re coming down. Perhaps some class will install escalators as a project. Until they do, the stairs will continue to be a part of coming to school at the Y. Some of the stairs are meeting points for couples, some provide a magnificent view of the valley, and still others are solely utilitarian. The stairway leading to the fieldhouse is a mass of moving humanity as student return from devo- stairs in the McKay and Science build- ings are structures of beauty and utility. No matter what the use, or the number of steps in a particular flight of stairs, they will be one of your memories. 15