Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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NATURE BOY DECORATES the library, acting as WSC's patron saint of education. MEANWHILE ALL IS QUIETNESS and whispers inside as students prepare for the next day's classes. Studies, Cramming, Papers Form Academic Year Of WSC's many class buildings, perhaps Todd hall is most universally used. The busy EE major hurries from Carpenter to econ class there . . .the art student puts up his charcoal and paper to scurry to geology in Todd 344. . . The freshman finds himself at a night exam in Todd auditorium. Yes, Todd hall symbolizes the realm of academics -the realm of lab reports, cramming for mids, standing in line for textbooks, practicing for speech class, correcting the final draft of a theme due the next hour. Lights burning late at night in student houses tell the importance of WSC academic life.

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THANK HEAVENS! The vefs' desk was one line in which she didn'f have fo sfcncl. l'M SORRY, buf we musf have an exfra nickel fo cash fhis ouf-of-fown check.

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BECKONING TO THE MANY LATE AFTERNOON CLOCK WATCHERS WITHIN, fl1e worm sun on the windows of Todd hall mirror ihe red brick, gray sandstone and fhe green evergreens of the exterior. 13