Bethany Peniel College - Arrow Yearbook (Bethany, OK)

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:rf 1'-4- A - .11 ' 1' 1 ' ' I 4 --,LJ - 131- 1-5 : .s 171 5- 'i gf 1 :Ji-'2 ' Y ' ,- ' - 'N -f',1, 'mrf to 5:1 ,. , I L. -A V N'- -1.--v.....-A', SCIENCE HALL-One of the most attractive buildings on the campus is the Science Hall, completed in 1950. It contains science classrooms and laboratories as well as a growing museum. CREENHOUSE-A gift of the Senior Class of 1951, this building is one of the most useful in the college. Not only does it provide plants for the beautification of the campus, but it is of value to the botany students also.

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tv: '72 SL' '69-f F- 5 IERNIGAN I-IALL-XVo1nen's Dormitory. The newer of the two wornen's dormitories, it was constructed in 1945 beside its older companion, Bud Robinson Hall, to which it is connected by a covered walk. It contains forty-four rooms, counselor's apartment and a parlor. BUD ROBINSON HALL-Women's Dormitory. Bud Robinson Hall was constructed in l936. A third floor was added in 1940. Besides eighty-eight dormitory rooms this building contains a- cour1selor's apartment, a large parlor, the college dining hall fcapacity 400j, and the college kitchen. R ,. bl, JT-YI 11 R17

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FINE ARTS-On the east side of the campus, facing college street, is the Fine Arts building. Erected in the summer and fall of 1934, it contains offices and studios of time arts personnel as well as the college chapel, which will seat eight hundred people. COMMERCIAL BUILDING-The build- ing was completed in 1928, and is located on the east side of college street across from the Liberal Arts Building. The top floor houses the Commercial and Art Departments, while the first Hoor houses the Home Ec- onomics Department.