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

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MAIN BUILDING Walking down the vista . . . tall pines and giant trees make a shade over the walk . . going to class or a romance In the air . . . the scene never changes; students come . . . students go . . . but the old Mam Bunding ... the reminder of happy days, days gone by that we would love to live again . . . a guardian of the campus, and a fitting symbol of the life, love, cherished hopes and dreams of the many that have strolled up the vista and into its doors

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To J. E. Red Willis, the Lumberjack football coach, an admired and respected friend to one and all, a scholar and a gentleman, we take pride in dedicating the 1941 Stone Fort. LIBRARY OF STgniew F. Austin State teachers cause NicncnnrHES TEXAS

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THOMAS J. RUSK Dedicated to a hearty Texas pioneer, the Thomas J. Rusk Build- ing was erected in 1926. This edi- fice embodies the library, a store- house of knowledge containing thousands of volumes of books. A place for those who are searching deep into the caverns of education . . . rest and a little sleep. And it is the home of the demonstration school, a home for future teachers, who practice with elementary and high school students. With the woes and wails of the average school, Thomas J. Rusk continues to settle among the pines .... watching the students come and go, in the acts of college life. SCIENCE BUILDING Sun sifts through stately pines on the Science Building . . . Mod- ernly equipped laboratories . . . A pungent odor . . . The neigh- bor ' s cat . . . Technical and per- sonal terms, that everyone is sup- posed to understand and no one does . . . Students skilled in phys- ical and biological sciences, the art of wood working and interest-