Athens State College - Columns Yearbook (Athens, AL)

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Leaving the library building, students, faculty, and secretaries stride across shade, shadow, and sunlight to the post office or tssEirtSsa s? ' to the busy cafeteria building where its huge dining and serving areas and offices are undergoing repainting and rew axing.

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Students, rushing from the giant College Union building housing post office, bookstore, publications offices, billiard room, television salon, art gallery, college offices, lobbies, cafeteria, snack bar with luncheon area, quiet room for coffee breaks, banquet rooms, and conference rooms, students enter McCandless Hall where they study music, drama, or art and hear dramatic productions, music concerts, and guest artists ' lectures. McCandles is another four-storied, brick structure encompassing auditorium, balcony, stage, concert organ, concert grand, studios, offices, and basement for craftsmen.

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WATERS HALL A new three-story red- brick building housing the physics, the chemistry, the biology, and the math departments with laborator- ies, classrooms, and offices for all. BROWN HALL, built in 1909 in memory of Miss Sara Frances Brown, with its Corinthian columns is another historical landmark in Alabama. This famous structure has been remodeled into a modern office building for campus connected personnel. II