Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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Co m mo n 6 It was good to be on good old Utah soil once again, and it was good to wander around the campus. You came to the Engineering building and you wondered if it, too, was the same. From its doors came intelligent looking men with strange instruments, and you were assured that things were still the same. You went into the Commons, and femininity was prevailing. The cooking labs, and sewing rooms sent forth potential housewives, and from obscure corners came the publications, and the student council. The terrace, the cafeteria, and the lounge breathed of the activity experienced by all. £ na i n e e r i n a a n j

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 l(j(jieS See hall, post office, and bookstore. It looked the same, and as you make your way to the tower you noticed the unchanged look the building had with the Little Theatre, the Zoo labs, and Art department still holding forth. The worn steps leading to the tower and the unearthly atmosphere acquired from this height, brought you to the bell. Many were the days that you roused drowsily from classwork to hear The Bells of St. Mary's as it chimed forth over the campus. You look at the ancient object and recall the many mornings it awakened you. and the great V-E day when it tolled the semi-end of the war. and the foretelling of the homecoming of the Utags. ?, Iranqid ' J icincjea soever an tt of OU Wain

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The open book, and the doors reaching out to pull you in to study. The reading room, the loan desk with its And with thy getting, get understanding provides the necessary atmosphere Tor the long hours you spent there in deep thought. The record collection in the Moore Library entertained you for hours, and as your steps led you to the white A in front of the building you were glad again. Glad that, 'mid wartime destruction, all this had been salvaged for you. 13