Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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I l l I l l The small quaintness of the campus provides the perfect setting for Amelia, Ann, and Audrey's home away from home. . . . the modern architecture of Hughes Hall . . . the tradition bound St. Clair Hall with its significant arch . . . Missouri Hall with its fun-filled alcoves and impressive courtyard . . . the spaciousness and warmth of the White House . . . and the Cottage with its homey, Welcome appearance-all are vital places to life at Christian. I Q , 1 'fs' m , , ,E , , I - px., v Y 1 'Y l ' Q t 9 :l5':s:,. N I 7

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lAY-,-,,,,Q , , Amina M, ...kin , in uw, WY, ........,.,....l.4...... The Auditorium with its majestic look of importance is the setting of many significant events . . . from Friday night date swims to the showplace of the talented Dolphins, Amelia, Ann, and Audrey agree that the Swimming Pool is an important place of CC's campus . . . Dorsey Hall, the place where sleepy-eyed girls troop to 8 o'clock classes, is also the setting of the energetic spirit of the gym, the reverence of the chapel, and the collection of gray matter in the library . . . squeaks and squeals, as well as Angel-like golden tones., frequently float from the Conservatory which serves as the second home to all music majors . . . the stately look of the President's home provides the residence of Dr. Freeman and his lovely family . . . the Dean's Cottage, the residence of the new Dean, is also the setting for Sunday coffees and friendly visits . . . although not the popular p-lace, the Infirmary with its immaculate cleanliness served its purpose when the flu ep-idemic ' struck early in the school year . . . the Riding Farm, the place to learn the difference between A ' gallops and trots, also provides fun-filled memories-as do all the buildings of CC's campus.