Sul Ross State University - Brand Yearbook (Alpine, TX)

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OLD FORT DAVIS These few remains known as Fort Davis made history! They have lived to see the Indians at war, at peace, and now to watch over a quiet cattle village. MUSOUIZ CANYON Odd—isn ' t it? Yet this rare spot is found off the Alpine-Fort Davis Highway, in fact, it ' s Musquiz Canyon.

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■H DEL GARMEN £LUFF First, it is lost in a veil of early morning mist or hidden in a cloud, then the bright morning sun adds its rose tints of color to the deep purple shadows — the noon sun makes it a huge mass in a hazy % ors it, but with new colors—and | twilight ' s last gleam mingled with | the stars and. moon makes the major details fade into an impres sive and mysterious contour. Coronado didn ' t find the Seven Cities of Gold, but -you found it in miniature—INDIAN LODGE—the guaint structure that follows the cave-dwelling style of architec¬ ture—the official headquarters for week-end mountain climbers, pic¬ nickers, etc. | m

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LAWRENCE HALL Modern as the girls who inhabit it—Co-eds energy of youth and spirit of gaiety. with that overwhelming ., • • - ■ . '