Washington University Saint Louis - Hatchet Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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llmlllll mn .....,,.,,,,,, Illll ll!! The emblem of Washington University is de- rived from three sources: the coat of arms of George Washington, the official seal of the Uni- versity, and the emblem of Louis IX of France, after whom the City of St. Louis is named. The three stars and the two horizontal bands signify Washington the open book signifies University and the fleur de lis signifies St. Louis, The stars and stripes are also used to form the United States flag. The emblem may therefore be read: Washington University St. Louis U.S.A. - from the 1903 Hatchet 9.-ws Er: V Xian T l 2 ,.,.. 1.4: New

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Answers from page 6 and 7: 19th Century construction methods in building what is now Brookings Hall. The main east-west corridor in the newly constructed Simon Hall, Business School center. This picture is dedicated to Joy Ezra. Her unfortunate death one late night on Millbrook Blvd resulted in the construction of this walkway, so that another tragedy might be avoided. You can find this WU. emblem in the foyer of the Womens Building. The Lopata Gallery. You engineers should have gotten this one without thinking. You're looking east from behind Prince Hall, The sixties bookstore scene. Not much has changed, huh? Graham Chapels front door. Field hockey on Mudd Field. Wash. Ll. students at the Boatman's automatic card cruncher outside Mallinckrodt, The Way We Weref9 ,

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l-2, Out with the lab coats, in with the goggles. 34 Party Fashions: Every dance had its Queen in taffeta - now we're a little more lei'd back! 56 Hey look, now it's in color. Featuring The Garden Place, donated in memory of George E. Kassabaum, class of 1947. .Q-Q!! -aux ,,,.1,fs 4 v... . 5 ..,, Ni ,' 5 e . ,X ,Q 5 '- A ,hxkxi- K ' AN x -if-QQA-Affifi K3 ,, , .M Q Fl? 1.55-P, as ' Tik i 3 4 ,, ,l,l -iit i I The Way We Weref 11