Stephen F Austin State University - Stone Fort Yearbook (Nacogdoches, TX)

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Band Hall Surrounded by tall trees, the Band Hall . . . there ' s silence and quietude here from midnight until about dawn ... and then, phantasmagoric pandemonium of varying degrees of musical sounds ... the building echoes with the strains of Alma Mater. L Mm UN f» ! l kui il Ml ....

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Aikman Gymnasium Just across the street from the football field, the Aikman gymnasium, co-sharer in athletic honors . . memorable for lyceum numbers, especially the United States Navy Band concert . . . proving ground for athletes making up the college basket- ball five.

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Boy ' s Dormitory The pride of the campus in modern equipment and rooms for students .... across the street is the Main Build- ing .... equipped with the latest room communication system .... modern electric coolers on each of the three floors .... attractive and comfortable rooms for seventy-six boys .... scene of many hectic hours for the Fish .... athletes everywhere .... Coach and Mrs. Willis, successful foster-parents of all seventy-six while they stay in the dormitory .... day begins .... students jump into their clothes and rush off to class .... many hours of work ahead for Will, the janitor .... the rush back at noon to the cafeteria .... floating aromas of food from the fashionable, inexpensive cafeteria .... clattering of dishes and noise of conversation .... athletes at their training table .... night comes . . . . parties and informal dances in the recreation room .... all rooms lighted .... an occasional burst of laughter or heated argument .... visits and games among the boys .... eleven o ' clock .... radios off ... silence interrupted only by occupants returning from nightly activities.