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l is LANE BUILDING ..z.i7-s.7xi.va.lf ,Q!z1.2 5.r-rc artofu facing the Pulaski Monument. The building is to house the science class rooms and laboratories. We must not forget to mention the College Nut, a particularly popular building on the campus at 1:30 o'clock every day. This is the college book store and tea room Where students can stand by a large fireplace in Winter, or have a cooling drink on the balcony in summerg play the radio, or use the telephoneg buy anything from a textbook to a dish of ice cream Ctopped with chocolate syrup IJ. Incidentally, the tea room got its name, according to one story, from a large pecan tree growing by the balcony. 1122 The college library and reading rooms are located on the third floor of the Armstrong building. It can adequately seat one-fourth oi' the student body. The rooms are light and quite conducive to friend- ly study. Many Savannahians have contributed collections of books from their private libraries and some two thousand volumes were delivered to the school by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Our environment? Why, it's the best! Our buildings are beautiful, matching the grounds! Our students and faculty are congenial! Our equipment is excellent! AUDITORIUM BUILDING
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CHAPTER Il lfv4DfR.5'fllP At this point, We should like to introduce to you, one by one, the members of the faculty, our friends, who have been generous with their time and untiring in their eiforts to diffuse better their knowledge among us. Faculty member No. 1 is, of course, Mr. Lowe, Whose disarming, friendly smile has been a particularly pleasing sight at assemblies. Our attention is next brought to Dean Askew, who has always had an announcement to deliver at those assemblies! Can We ever forget Mr. Hawes and his jokes? Dr. Dyer's story of the two Kilkenny cats? Dr. Painter's pipe? Miss Henderson's contagious music appreciation? Mr. Willian1's rapid calculations? Mr. Keach's plays? Mr. Strahl's Glee Club Programs? Mr. Kolgaklis' 8 :OO o'clock classes? Mrs. Bruce's perpetual good humor? Mr. Holland's C143
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