Bennett College - Belle Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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7, ci ore a or We have chosen as the title of our annual, The Bennett Belle. We present the Bennett Girl, la belle, in the various activities in which she participates as she pursues her college career. (jon en s OUR HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 5 FACULTY AND STAFF 6 2 7 CLASSES 28-29 FRESHMAN CLASS 3O-37 SOPHOMORE CLASS 33.43 JUNIOR CLASS 44-49 DORMITORY LIFE 50.57 ORGANIZATIONS 53.75 ACTIVITIES AND SCENES 76-83 DEDICATION 34.97 SENIOR CLASS 98-111 ADVERTISEMENTS 112-113 AUTOGRAPHS 114-115 OMBMUMM

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I ■II II! 5B?v ' ■:■ . jfc % ' .y - . 4 4 2 (2?eM v : V Published by the Yearbook Staff of BENNETT COLLEGE Greensboro, North Carolina 1963 VOLUME II Editor-in-Chief Delores Langley Faculty Advisor Miss Georgie Latimer

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Sinnie Jllerner Jyeiffer G iapef (Jar Historical JjacAqround Bennett College has had a rapid and dramatic growth. In 1926, under the leadership of David D. Jones, a residential col- lege for women was created from the historic fabric of a co- educational institution founded in 1873. At a very early period in its history, the College achieved the A rating from the South- ern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Annually about 550 young women are attracted to Bennett College because of its vibrant and creative approach to women ' s education. The College plant is repeatedly referred to as a campus of singular quality. Through the benevolence of Foundations and friends of the College, the physical plant has grown from four buildings in 1926, to thirty- four at the present time. The entire campus lends itself to the perpetuation of an atmosphere of cul- ture and refinement which is our heritage.