Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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fContinued from page 83 By 10-15 the necessitv for more housinr s ace was :main umurent. The need of the girls was most im- . is U ll perzttive, so another building was' purchased as zu girls dormitory. This beatuiful stone building on Grand Avenue eontztins twentv-four rooms and houses between fiftv and sixtv Uirls. Its nroximitv to other Semin- 1 , . 15 .. ary property makes it especially valuable. lt was soon evident that this additional property would not be zidequzite to eure for the needs' of El grow- ing school, so in zmtieipution of El reeord enrollment, four more buildings were purelmsed in 1940 to be used :ls dormitories. ln spite of recent expansion of our facilities, the need is again felt! lor more housing and classroom sl-zine, and the future will undoubtedly bring many changes and additions to Seminary buildings. But to us these buildings-our stately administration building, Dalton Hall, our imposing House of lYorship-, and the other buildings in which We live and work-these are indelibly in our 11lC1'll0l'lCS us 21 part of The Cincinnati Bible Seminary we know and love. -RlCfIl,fIlCD CKAIYTRIZIE Page Fourteen

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