Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Underclassmen and Seminary Student Directory Advertising Administration and Faculty 12 Clubs 31 Activities 49 Sports 61 Seniors 73 Table of Contents ,Av ,. YN' V, in ,., . -3 - -- 2 AT - .. W. W..-Q -av.. - - A V

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Progress evidences itself in many ways. Huntington College has shown its progress by its recent accreditation by the North Central Accrediting Associa- tion, by its constantly expanding cur- riculum and by its increase in grounds and buildings. Huntington College can, and should, be proud ot its ability to produce teach- ers, pastors, and other leaders with a good Christian education. May Huntington College always con- tinue to progress with Christ as her leader. Q nty Public Library Allen GU Shown above is one of the three new Freedom Street Apartments, used at WCDSTEV Slleet present for single men's housing. V3 Elly in Xlliayne, IN 46801-2270 i The new Hall of Science, due to be completed by June, 1963, is shawn in various stages of its progress. At left is the building as it appeared in mid-October. Below left shows the building in late November, and the picture below at right was taken in March, l963.

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...f Q9 it ff . . . lout at other times we simply relaxed. . . . and laboratories soon became of great importance to those of us who were fu- ture artists, musicians and scientists. Classes and study should 'rake most of your time, we were told when we arrived on campus. And, whether we like it or not, we soon found it to be true. Sometimes we had to study intensively l'?l . . . Studios . . Yr