Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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WiJho. Matt and insti With Sc ience an j ie.ti 9 i on From the area surrounding the chem building came the usual odors, and you stopped to wonder. Widtsoe, with its essentially intelligent, and its high-sounding classes—physics chemistry, organic, and analit. You marveled that you ever had the courage to enter such a place, and enough of what it rakes to pull through its classes. The ever open doors of the Institute beckoned to you from the place where it stands on the edge of the hill. You spent your Sundays there, and an occasional Tuesday night. Its classes offered you much, and you left bettered with your newly acquired knowledge. You recalled the recreation r oom as the place where you had fun. and the ballroom, transformed for the many formats you attended there. 14

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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

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Dhe Pall, You looked down over the hill and you were proud of your campus. In fa' you marveled at such surroundings, and in winter you watched its transformation into a ski raven with amazement. Spring found its beauty again much too great to be ignored by anyone. The winding paths, the huge trees, and the peace offeree. The home of the president and the first lady. Its large whiteness signified the meaning of its presence. You knew your leader v as ever-present and that the doors of his home were open to all. You included it in your thoughts of the campus, and you noted it with pride as you passed by. e president J ome 15