Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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. . .... ▲ Before you left the College, yoyjcfimE .rickety dark stairs .to thM j v i£f S y tower in Old Main . . . puffing wheKVou reached the- top. you viewed the M landscape; the entire valley and yo gollege wodd stretched betv e you ... the sloping roof and conical towers ol DId Main; flat, roof of the Mechanic Art building; quiet driveway through th Jj rt of fhj campus, closed t civilian tourists during daylight hours; flat fogthfl d the blue-green moun- f- fo thlljj tains . . . serene, you termed the camp's and v and spring freshness and sunshine. - ed the

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10 lawns cut up by a place to admire for its historic stateliness— ; administrators' offices within its walls; and basement, to sculpturing under the eaves on that isn't Old World, that isn't New England— yet lovely architecture, its green grass and . . . undergoing transformation in 1944 a few traditions knocked aside.

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It was a year of endless snow, of cold weather, of mean, rough canyon winds. In case you wandered out across the highway, you saw the valley white. Beautiful, maybe, but it made you shiver. Farm homes, fences; the canal, bordered by willows and bushes; trees that characterize every Mormon comat it from the College. After hard you stand and watch 32 cabs, 44 cabs. up hordes of waiting service men.