Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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And still, when spring came, we scrambled for a few square feet of South Campus, and we forgot for a moment that philosophy comes bound in books. Tn short, while scientists unborn Prepare to search the stars and roses, The snail is on his ancient thorn And God in conference with Moses?

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w. MM, 2 , M! . ,.,M.KM..M,.JWT.. ;. $ WWWWM , 4 . w In crowded classrooms and seven- o7clocks, in the cleverIy-reconverted Arts-Annex, and in the throes of crazy schedules, we found more and mole that curriculum is a pretty important part Of education. And we burned midnight oil, never letting the rising competition rub it out.

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The serenity of South Campus in autumn's glory with its high canopy of goldenrbrown and its rich carpet of crackling leaves; the rustic appeal ofstudent bridge softened by a covering of freshly fallen snow; the Vine-covered gray solidity of the library; the creaking, foot-Worn stairs lead- ing down to the musty-smelling biology laboratory; the still hush of the dimly lit auditorium at chapel timeethese are the familiar companions, these are fond pictures of the past. giant! This is tomorrOWea man and a machine break ground for a greater university of the future. They are a part of our being as students of Valparaiso Uni- Versity. They are an integral part of our traditions and shall always remain so. But the road from the Science Building, from the Audi- torium and the Music Building, leads eastward to broad, rolling acres. There, in a temporary confusion of mud and clay, of sand and gravel, of lumber and cement, is arising a structure of stone and brick and steel, the forerunner Today we are living in a transition. An old house is converted into classrooms, a trader camp hggses G. 1. students who have brought their famlhes. W w ,