Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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REFLECTIONS The Y. M. C. A. Building is under the careful supervision of Mrs. C. V. Warr, who, through her efforts to provide wholesome meals and pleasant surround- ings, does much to drive away the home- sickness of new stu- dents. Above the dining hall there is a large recreation hall which provides a place for entertainments and social gatherings of the students and fac- ulty. Here the differ- ent groups spend many happy hours.

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The Administration Building and campus alone do not hold all the scenes of interest for the newcomer. Other buildings and scenes have just as much importance in his life as this one. The Engineering Building holds a high place in the college life of the students. It is here that many interesting problems and fundamental laws are worked out and learned. Likewise, this building houses the print shop of the College. It is here that the College pub- lications are printed. The building that, perhaps, holds the fondest recollections for every Senior is the Y.M.C.A. Although it is not one of the newest buildings on the campus, it is particulary well liked be- cause it is a gathering place. On its lower floor the College cafeteria is located. This

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The Women ' s Residence Hall During our last year we have seen the completion of two beautiful new residence halls: the Women ' s Hall on the west cam- pus and Danner Hall for men on the east campus. Reception rooms, lobbies, utility rooms, and apartments for the care takers are included in these spacious student houses. The furnishings in both halls are of the best, and the arrange- ments are such as to provide the utmost comfort for all students and to give a home- like atmosphere.