Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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 Coming up this boulevard, you caught your first glimpse of Utah State the trees, from the bottom of college hill. You saw a winding walk. ; in winter, a path for ski-crazy Loganites, and 1944 was largely winter; the slope with the pines, a mean lawns; a scene for romance, which was the one without seeming to notice the change.

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Into this valley, along the highways, you came and with you—out of the air corps bases, marine boot camps, and naval training stations—came the trainees assigned for a brief time to the college . . . boys from the dust bowl, New Yorkers with Dead End brogues, men with Texan drawls, dark and husky Californians ... all contributed something different to the staid and quiet air of Logan. Curious, you newcomers looked across the valley, hazy at times, seeing the winding boulevard, the Mormon temple, the snowy mountains in the distance.

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Through the gateway and up the path you leisurely began and walked up onto the hill-top campus. The green, rolling lawns blanketed in with a white snow cover; the leafy trees, bare stick figures in winter . . . but always the mallow clouds . . . footprints in the snow from frails from gay. laughing skiers. 9