University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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Trees planted long ago blend with the new Agricultural Science building, prosenting 4 gorgeous autumn setting. The dignity, sharpness, and beauty make this building truly American, a staunch foundation upon which to base collegiate learning.

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Hugging evergreens and an iron wrought balcony are two unchanged features of a newly-remodeled building Purther imposing proof that Idaho is forging ahead, using modern con- struction and design. From the modern entrance of the about walks and doorways of the Student Union the huge plates of Student Union, announce the rush glass command view of the homes of fall, edging the campus. Multi-colored leaves, scattered Mild fall days bockon to the Idaho students as they stroll leisurely past the newly con- structed addition to the Student Union building.

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Built near the University farma, the Agricul- tural Science building has proved ite worth many times over thia year, providing class- rooms not only for agriculture students but militery trainees and other students as well. This building, constructed in the most advanced architectural design, is the hub of carpus activity for « aro ahaoe of the Idaho student body. eel Far across the spreading lawn, the Agricultural Science building reposes in ita magnitude of modern brick and glass. The glase-enclosed foyer-entrance also serves as the link between the huge lecture auditorium on the left and the main building on the right. Though too new for grass in the well- planned parking area, nature obliged with fleecy clouds and brilliant sunshine. Ultra-modern in efficiency, the Agricul- tural Science building is the newest addi- tion to the west side of the Idaho campus.