John Brown University - Pioneer Yearbook (Siloam Springs, AR)

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Campus Views .. Students of J. B. U. will always remember the picturesque scenes found on College Hill'-Amid the beauties of nature rest the cedar-shingled classroom buildings and the native stone administration building-The dormitories of red brick with White trim give the needed color in Winter to relieve any drabness of spacious White snow banks. The guest house pictured below is an excellent example of the various types of architec- ture found on the hill.

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One of the first scenes to greet the new student of J. B. U. is the PATH leading up the hill to the entrance of the University-Soon the student becomes familar with the classroom PATHS, and the Weil-traveled PATH to the Coffee Shop-But perhaps the best known trail would be The PATH to home, when day is done.