s Mem ge 2 A ea ae erie pee ge cs Lage : c pw x Sager ee - BE ? : ai ae Ae se “hates ial eens . at ole fel Vita fall a ee ee ee i M. S. Benedict PC e 12 ™ i eal i a ellie tig ian ies qa Photo S i G HTI Page ee SS N G 1 | G HER LE VE LS OF ED U C AT ON Ben Lomond did not pose for this one. The great mountain is like that much of the time. Nor are the surveying students playing make-believe. The boys are fabricating a complete map of the campus so that just in case... well . . . you know what. On the other hand, the five students almost lost in the luxuriant background of the oak brush tree (how fertile the soil is here) are frankly just ‘“gawking.’’ They cannot help it, for they and all the others at school on what is already becoming known as “‘the old campus” are deeply interested in and eager for “‘the greater Weber.” Hanging from the north windows of the student union five years from now, relaxing Weberites will find snow-covered Ben Lomond as grand as ever. Page 13