Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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[ IIIIIH [ I! I tl li Silent were the halls, but a hub-tub of activity were the classrooms and offices in the Engineering building. Ultra modern science was being applied to massive problems of making the greatest use of resources . . . irrigation, roads and highways, all types of construction. Looking in the auditorium, you recalled the days when you spent long hours listening to vastness of astronomy

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A class or an assignment took you to the vine covered Industrial Arts building; you were awed with the activity going on there. Standing silently you watched girls skillfully using the implements of carpentry. Radio, welding, and electrical classes fascinated you so that you resolved to someday take a course in this practical realm covered by a quaint intriguing building. 20

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 Dashing over to the Commons, you enjoyed a rushed hour at the cafeteria. On the second and third floors, you designed and created costumes to rival Adrian and learned the intricacies of dietetics and nutrition. Hours spent in the Commons working with modern equipment left you with a feeling of knowledge and experience. The physiology department furnished a better understanding of human anatomy. !2