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

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A strange thing about the familiar is that it is often taken for granted. This is true of familiar campus landmarks. Pause for a moment and consider the beauty of these our campus buildings.

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The towers of our campus—telling a story in themselves—the Ad building with its time of day—the Memorial Gym with its high Gothic tower—the old buildings and the new found on all parts of our campus —teaching a lesson—serving as a watchword—excelsior!

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Opposite page— As students pass through the entrance of the Science Building they see the words “Prove all things.” Many hours are spent within the walls of this building striving to live by the motto above the door, Above— This building is perhaps most familiar to the male Idaho scu- dent, for it is here that he en- counters the military department and the physical education de partment at our school. But who can look at this picture without remembering the time you came here to help cheer the team on to victory, or to hear a community concert, or per- haps to spend an hour listening to an address concerning a na- tional event of our times. Below— And here is another view of the Science Building, exemplify- ing the Collegiate-Gothic archi tecture which dominates the campus. All buildings on the main campus square conform to this style of architecture which lends a scholarly atmosphere.