West Texas A and M University - Le Mirage Yearbook (Canyon, TX)

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For twenty-five years the largest school structure in Texas: TheAdministration Building was erected in 1914 to replace the o riginal one destroyed by fire. The present fire-proof structure is four stories high and faces the south; however, the east and west doors are most used by students. The building houses the Administrative offices, laboratories, library and classrooms.

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The bell ends another assembly hour. The nearing noon period makes thoughts that have for four hours dwelt with the serious business of school turn to the more primitive ones of the “inner man.” Outside, the crowd divides, marching down the snow-covered walks and under trees shimmering in ice and frost. 16 !

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Students fill the east hall on the sec- ond floor to get a little information for term themes. Originally confined to one large room, the library now occu- pies the entire east wing. The Art department takes a short field trip to Buffalo Courts for a little inter- ior drawing. Trips farther afield are fre- quent. More than seventy students fill this freshman chemistry class for a little more of Doc’s chemistry and philosophy. i —