Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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Picturesque Poof of Ofj Wain outstanding buildings, filled up with your memories of them. The Main in its stateliness, the W.dtsoe in its profound offering of knowledge, and the An. Hus. You spent most of your time there in the dairy enjoying the ice cream, or securing milk and butter. Occasionally a class called you within and you were surprised that its interior offered more than the goodness of its dairy products. 16

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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

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 You stop in front of the Mechanic Arts building and remember the days when you took classes there. You are somewhat shocked to see coeds going in, then recall that the women once had to take over. Radio and woodwork classes held the attention of many, and the beautiful views of the valley proved distracting. From the sheltering porch of the An. Hus. you strolled along the path to the Plant Industry. Your natural inquisitiveness led you inside, where you learned of biology, botony, bio-chem. and bacteriology. Its lecture rooms held you interested, and its labs took up many long afternoons.