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

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The modern doorway facade of the new Engineering building, which replaces the weather- and time-worn building of past years, qreets all students of engineering. Wiring and paint-spattered windows are true evidence that once again Idaho is in the process of expanding, creating bigger and better buildings for classrooms filled with students seeking « higher education

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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.

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A rorely-seon view of the back of the new Fallen leaves around Kirtley laboratory are Too new for landecaping, the Electrical Engineering building reveals five leveln of a sure sign that Idaho atudents will soon Engineering peraricy oF j boasts the finest broad, clear glass, eagerly summoning the one the building through snow-filled in modern design and equipment, aun. walks yl on ffi Construction of a new Engineering labora- tory was a long-awaited event, and its completion fulfilled all hopes and desires of students and faculty alike.