Texas A and M University - El Rancho Yearbook (Kingsville, TX)

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cYRu. ie Con.4xen.aatan.i Complete with auditorium, offices, and practice room, the music conservatory stands as a monument to those whose fore- sight made possible its transformation from a deplorably dilapi- dated science shack. . . . In keeping with an experimentally-planned enterprise, the farm manager's residence incorporates the features of a show place with the principles of simplicity . . . and advantageously advances the original architectural style characteristic of the whole campus.

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Momc Economies Cottaae Four girls per semester make this model home for home- makers a livable laboratory for the testing of classroom theories . . . By doing the things they would teach others to do, the un- workable is eliminated and the practical is proven . . . and the education of the teacher-trainees reaches a new level. mna ium To visiting athletic ag- gregations, the gymnasium stands symbolically as the home of the Javelinas . . . To A I students, it is the site of physical education classes, spirited basketball contests, Lyceum presen- tations, and other student gatherings . . . Against a background of blue sky and grey clouds, it forms an edifice imposing to all who view it. warn

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