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

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Old Campus This is the campus that we know and love so well, that has been our home away From home. It has grown and changed and mellowed with age, and somehow it doesn't seem diHerent at all. The buildings are essen- tially the some as they have always been, inside there have been some changes and improvements, but the same ivy is still clinging to the walls and the same cracks cue on the sidewalks and steps. South campus is still our pastoral relief in spring and Student Bridge still quivers when a roaring Pennsy thunders under it. There are new shrubs and trees, and anytime we expected to see Cl sign reading uForest PreserveSe-no hunting.H The Hole has become our favorite pastime, and we are still altergic to Volpo rain.

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Through years that come and go, Brighter the flame shall glow, The flame of love for you Dear old VALPO

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New Campus This is the new campus. And the lew buildings that now cover Cl small portion of it are the nucleus of New Valparaiso University. It is a beginning of a mighty undertaking by men and women of Faith and patience and vision. In early spring most of the terrain is under water and Guild and Memorial dormees privately call themselves the mud pack. Late spring improves condi- tions and the Fields are good spots to acquire a sun tan. We want something of the old campusto beretained- the new one when the time comes-the traditions and unforgettable things that make up Volpo. We would like to hear the some bell call students to classes there and we would like to have Student Bridge tronslerredi even if it is only over c1 gully. The seats in the auditor- ium we don't want to see or Feel here. The new campus is a challenge which we shall meet with success. 11