Queens University of Charlotte - Coronet / Edelweiss Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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J .f . . ..,' ' 'X-ei FI N '3 :. , , 'I v is , A s I , aff 'f-si .. '-1: x 1Jui1t 'Through This shot gives a good idea of what our Hack Campus 1oo1aed 1i1ie in the year of 1919. The 11ut, given hy Mr. and Mrs. Ernest h1oo1'e, in 192-13 Sororitv Row, begun in 1927: Carson Ha11, erected in 19251 B1air Union, in 1953 are all additions that have changed the face of our campus. Start an alumna re1ne1n13ering when and she'11 end hy te11ing you of the snow-hatt1e staged on the site of B1air Union-when snow hreastworlis were thrown up behind our green benches-as if it were the Batt1e of Gettysburg. N 1, ' X4 A. X: .Xa f f Page Six -L

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ternal Father, God of Love, In whom we live and breathe and move, We're thankful for the gifts You send, For joys we know, each loving friend. And for our college, Lord, we sing, Help us to build a greater Queens. Eternal Father, Guide and Stay, Hath led us in Thy chosen way, For knowledge, wisdom, thanks we sing, To th' Lord of Lords, th' King of Kings. Help us to build toward higher things: Grant this our prayer . . . A GREATER QUEENS

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e Years J The sight of this doorway wou1c1 bring ti nostalgic lump into n ani ., KKK x Ll1Lll11IlL1'S throat. It is the main entrance door of the Presbyterian Colleve ' r J eu XVonien, 1901-1915. This North College Street campus and bu' ingb ,I abandoned in 1913 when our college was trtinsferrecl to its prese tall 2 fronting on Selwyn Avenue, Myers Park. The building represented L 6 I f here stood intact, however Cinhabiteti as The College Apartmentsl, until nj' the spring of 1950, at which time our college archives received the Corner pf Stone rinci its few printed records. The new gymnasium will exhibit proudly three bits lf I .W of equipment that survive perpetuity from the old gymnasium-in the basement of the pictured building. .ia i ..f, pf Page Seven