Catawba College - Sayakini / Swastika Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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■2l HWVtJ ■ - 1 I CENTER Catawba has not ceased to grow and she will continue to be a growing and changing campus. A new addition on the campus scene is the much needed art department. We have been waiting for years for adequate art classes and now we have received a very talented professor who is filling the prolonged void. Catawba has also been the recipient of two new buildings, the Hoke Student Center and Goodman Gymnasium. Consider two years ago when we used to travel to Boyden ' s High School gym to watch our basketball team play. We now have a student union which has become the hub of social life. With the coming of this new structure, we had little notion that we were creating pool and ping pong addicts. In the midst of this change there is still some tradition at Catawba. Much to the chagrin of many students, particularly those living in Zartman Hall and North Hall, the victory bell continues to ring out its presence on campus. iinticn MESS3 •■ vFm i ' ' : -li I. r 1 ? , i S wk ' - HRT pa© Sd BBks d. W ' IryJfifcyflSL Hm. : H

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i 3 32 ' A Una h it U ' JSZ One of the most needed changes at Catawba is the change which has taken place in the cafeteria. Many students are grateful that SAGA Food Services found its way to our college. The women students are also thankful that the dress code changed to allow slacks in classes, the library, the cafeteria, and the canteen. We remember the time that women were not allowed to have bare feet in their own social hall. Other changes affecting the women involve the liberalized women ' s hours. From a curfew of 12:30 a.m. Saturday nights, we have progressed to the key system which allows women to establish their own hours. The freshmen, too, have been affected by changes. They are now allowed to have cars on campus, a far cry from previous requirements of grade point average and class level. 10