University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Picturesque Merica Hall, wom- en ' s dormitory, overlooks the tree- studded south side of the campus. m As the day ' s shadows lengthen, the long, white walls of Hoyt Hall pick up the last rays of sunlight and make the building the last to leave the visual landscape as en-

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In contrast to Old Main, which is well past the half-century mark, is the Wyo- ming Student Union building, our home away from home. One year old as of March 31, 1940, the Union has enjoyed the eminent title of undisputed Campus Center. From Manager Burton DeLoney we receive the following vital statistics : The Union played host to nearly half a million in its first year. The swank fountain room catered to 1,200 daily, and committee meetings, dances and dinners accounted for another 21,594 guests. So leaving our mathematics the cry is, Happy birthday, dear Union, Happy birthday to you. [7]

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Like some castle of old the Men ' s Hall stands outlined against the black of night majestically pro- testing the northeastern approach to the campus, ' though there be nothing save tumbleweed beyond. Up to date in every respect the Men ' s Hall is one of the latest additions to the campus. ■ ' -■. ' ' % gulfing darkness approaches. To date the largest dormitory on the campus, Hoyt Hall has accommo- dations for over 150 girls. nwfe, [9]