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

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Attractive and impressive with architectural beauty, foremost in outward appearance, lustrious lights glowing after dusk . . . reigning with quiet and study . . . spacious reading rooms harboring the lurking idler and creating a rendezvous for the diliqent. With librarians hastening about the stacks of endless rows of books. The Library . . . thronging in the auditorium, pep rallies and class meeting.

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A touch of the old west that symbolizes Sul Ross and Alpine. Cowboys, cowgirls and college cattle—Branding site of the Bar-SR-Bar. FROM ALL ANGLES Jutting out of the Bar-SR- Bar hill almost as a peninsula of water stands the Sul Ross swimming pool. The ole swimming hole with a mo¬ dern touch . . . Cool social center in the summer. High divers, low conversation, me¬ dium rare sun-tan . . . Parade of beauties, a photographer ' s paradise. Surrounded by a modern three room brick building this pool overlooks U. S. Highway 90, the southern cross route of the nation link¬ ing Alpine with other com¬ munities. Jr -, . '

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Ring, y Alpine hills with music Joyous songs well raise Hail to the—O Sul Russ College Thee we gladly praise. These words from the alma mater will remain forever in the hearts of the students who stand and yell for a vic¬ tory by the Lobos. Soon our college days are over, but the echo of bouncing balls will remain in the gymnasium, The Home of the Lobos. As one approaches this building he can hear the familiar ring of clattering dishes, students ' voices and the smell of cooking food. A place for chow and conversation, and how to get acquainted in easy lessons. Campus asset—Realm of relics recording the past historical and ancient — in it a thousand items. A place to take visitors on Sunday. The source of sound of many thinqs—the click of sightseers heels and the click of an I860 flintlock. Brand 13