Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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LLEGE Just taking a few minutes out from studying. Looks like they posed for this, doesn ' t it? Keith seems to be entertaining a few of the boys while tickling the ivories. Loafing in the Bee Hive, playing the piano in the lounge or just listening while someone else plays ... all of these are favorite forms of relaxation for every Bethany student. In the Bethany House we find many forms of diversion and relaxation from classes and studying. Upon entering you will generally find large groups of students enjoying some phase of the facilities in the Bethany House. An apple a day keeps the doctor away ... so Jerry and Jim test this philosophy.

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c I Bethany House The Bethany House, which is the Student Union, is one of the most popular buildings on campus. On the second floor it contains dining facilities for all college men while a large lounge, meeting rooms, small dining rooms and a faculty lounge are all located on the main floor. The ever-popular Bee Hive and Bookstore are found on the bottom floor of the Bethany House.

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Leisure Hours As stated before, the Bethany House serves the student body in many ways. It contains many club rooms aside from the dining rooms and also serves for dancing pur- poses. Located on the bottom of this building are the Bee Hive and Bookstore. Many hours are idled away over a coke, bridge game or ' bull session in the Bee Hive. The TV set always has a group of busy onlookers. Informal dancing is held in the Hive on various evenings after dinner. Ping pong tables are set up in the back room to provide for more recreation. As shown in the picture below many club meetings take place in the rooms thus provided. The Bookstore is one of the handi- est stores around Bethany in that we can purchase every- thing from school supplies to clothing from Mr. Van and his assistants. The Economics Club keeping up witli the world situation as they listen to a guest speaker. Just as we have stated previously . . . bridge is one of the most popular forms of recreation in Bethany.