Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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How dear to our hearts are the scenes of our camping — with singing from canoe to canoe on cold moonlight nights, with the smell of bacon smoke drifting to us in the chilly mornings, and with long, leisurely weekends spent basking on the dock. And then — came the Fire, burning to ashes one of our large cabins. Despite the catastrophe, camp still seemed much the same because the people were the same, and the call of the campfire still lured us back across the dusty roads to our camp beside the lake. i I

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Odd fountain and Even gates, and the circle in front of Westcott — the first parts of college we see when we come here as freshmen, and the last as we leave. Through the bronze Westcott doors, around the fountain, and through the gates have passed thousands of girls. They have seen the fountain festive with icicles, and watched the seniors march around the circle to Graduation. They have remembered the time-worn tradition of bad luck to those who walk through the main gate. They have seen them bright with Odd-Even decorations at Thanksgiving, and have watched bet-losers wade in the fountain after Odd-Even games. They have loved this spot. They will, and we will, always remember this place in our college. [ 3 ]

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Through thick and thin, through war and peace, Bryan Hall has stood in the heart of our campus. Around its rugged peacefulness swirls our busy college life. We remember the Stars and Stripes flying high before it and the President ' s reception held in its sunken gardens. We remem- ber it through the pine trees as we walk down toward it, and in all of our memories it stands as a symbol of F.S.C.W. It ' s the tiny old grandmother of the dormitories, and full of bustling dignity. We love it for all these things, for all that it means to us. [ 5 ]