Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

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OU W%e . . . . . . around which the campus has grown and in which the College was established, erected in the early 1850 ' s and still in daily use as one of the main classroom buildings

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«« • TiJ cit U ci (die ) The library, the classroom building, the gymnasium, the administration building, the dormitory. the dining hall; the biology book, the history book, the English book; ifif-Ci the science lab, the music studio, the lecture room; the fraternity meeting, the athletic contest, the artistic performance; . . . but most of all . . The People.

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' Tfte utex- ' P ec e cj %an f . . . . . . not the newest building on campus but a relatively recent one, expressive of the development of every phase of Tennessee Wesleyan, including that of the physical plant