Coker College - Milestone Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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THE AUDITORIUM—mass meeting on Monday morning—in the auditor- ium—when voting is done, announce- ments are made, and matters of im- portance tended to. THE “READING ROOM’—w here students read for pleasure, and where much is read, marked, learned, and inwardly digested. PRACTICE ROOM—She ran her fin- gers oer the ivory keys; and shook a prelude from them, as a bird shakes from its throat a song.

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MEMORIAL DORMITORY—f o ur years of rich living together in ‘these halls of learning made to magnify our native powers.” THE ALUMNAE OUTDOOR THE- ATRE—whose calmness and beauty approach the ideal of nature—a part of all we become at Coker. THE WILLIAM CHAMBERS COKER SCIENCE BUILDING—where is stud- ied history, or what man has done; art, or what man has felt; science, or what man has proven; and philoso- phy, or what man has thought.

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THE DINING ROOM—assigned ta- bles and dining with special friends . round the table you must go... Oh, | wish | was in the land of cot- ton!...what’s for dessert? .. . where many hours are spent over a pleasant meal. THE GREENHOUSE — Wonderers, the planters of the seeds of Science; experimenters, the cultivators of the seeds of Science. THE ALUMNAE OUTDOOR THE- ATRE—scene of May Day, when glowing hours are chased with flying feet.