Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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IOWA STATE Scenes of Memories and Traditions T he Iowa State College campus stretches over the rolling wooded terrain which is interrupted by nothing but college build- ings — -each fitted into its sur- roundings. The campanile stands as the nucleus of the shaded walks which radiate on the ex- panse of central campus. Students hurry to classes with the notes of the chimes in their ears. Bordering on the south of cen- tral campus lies Lake La Verne, home of the swans in the summer and the ice skaters in the winter. Stately Beardshear Hall overlooks central campus from the west. Shaded walks across the wide expanse of campus bring enchanting pictures as the seasons change the colors.

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lENCE WITH PRACTICE WHY.... Individual in character is Iowa State College. Here the technical side of the arts is taught. Every student prepares for his work by learning facts and applying them by actual practice in the laboratory. On this campus he finds the stimulus to put his whole-hearted effort into his education. He learns the meaning of SCIENCE WITH PRACTICE. Learning and living all that Iowa State can teach us in the paths we have chosen . . . Applying each book-learned theory to the machine, the home, the soil, the fellow man . . . Broad- ening our scopes in new fields through patient work, en- couragement and interest while opening our own minds with experimentation . . . Feeling ourselves a part of a great beautiful institution tuned to the lives of thousands of young working people . . . Associating with those aliunni who have come back to learn new theories and prac- tices . . . Benefiting from the knowl- ege and experience of our faculty . . . SCIENCE WITH PRACTICE. Mechanical Engineers make an efficiency run on a diesel engine.

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