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OUR DREAM The new suspension type look will appear in the new physical educa¬ tion building to be started this summer. The concrete building is being de¬ signed to be both functional and attractive with the latest in P.E. facilities. And, if you want to go swimming, the new Health and Physical Education Building will also have an indoor swimming pool. Ralph Burkhard. architect from Seattle is responsible for this lovely and practical building — a dream come true after many years of planning, re¬ questing finances, and replanning. Designed to utilize natural lighting throughout, the building will feature louvres on the roof which can be closed at night to preserve heat. Inclusion of a fieldhouse, 120 by 160 feet in size, will permit track teams, ball teams, and other athletic events to be held indoors. The area around the plant will be developed for outdoor activities. 16
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Friendship, Leadership, and Guidance to Hundreds m » The graduating clast of I9S8 holds the some¬ what dubious distinction of being the class of the year of Sputnik I. I say dubious distinction, because the advent of the Sputniks may also mark the end of one era in our American way of life and the beginning of another. The determination of what the future holds for all of us will be decided in the final analysis by you. the college graduates of today. From your ranks will eventually come the leadership that can set our destiny. I am not at all sure we have given you the tools to perform this task. If you fail, it may be our fault. My best wishes go with you as you face the responsibilities of our new world. Dean Stinson Dean of Men Or. J. Wuliy Crum, D»in of Instruction. Mr. P«rry M. MltchHI. n elt1r»f, Mr. KonnoiH CwrMM, Mon« «r.
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IN MEMORY Mrs. Janet Wilson Thorn. 67, housemother ot Sue Lombard hall, passed on just before Christmas in California where she had gone to spend the holi¬ days with her sons. This is the report that the newspaper gave, but to the girls of Sue and to other students on campus it was more then this. Thorny. the name she was affectionately called by those who knew her, was more than just a housemother. She was that person that one shared one ' s joys and sorrows, one ' s successes and one ' s failures with. She was that bustling little piece of humanity that was always so ready to help her girls or to take pleasure at any personal or dormitory success. For many, she was the guardian of lives while they went through college. For those and for others the memory of Mrs. Thorn will go bright and untarn¬ ished throughout their lifetime. 17
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