East Texas State University - Locust Yearbook (Commerce, TX)

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Ca eferia . . . OIYIQ COOLBCJ Weag . Wfhen it's mealtime on the campus, .ill attention is focused in one direc- tion: toward the Central Cafeteria. Architects fashioned this modern structure from a surplus army build- ing. The cafeteria is just what the campus long has needed to accom- modate the increased number of students that have crowded the school. The interior of the building is clean and sanitary and a friendly atmosphere prevails. It also has a large, well manned kitchen and as an added convenience a spacious cloak room. rediclenf if ome . . gafif jexad , Wvfjlzife aiiloowen. . . On the southwest corner of the campus, surrounded by shade trees and a well-kept lawn, is the Presidents home. In this picturesque brick house lives President james G. Gee and the first lady of East Texas State, Mrs. Gee. The house, which adds much to the quiet beauty of the campus, is known well by the students, for here the President and his wife honor the gradu- ating class each May, with a tea.

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. . . Cenfelf' f Camlnud ' X Q ax, mei our rierwli . . The newest and most needed building on the campus is the Student Union Building, completed and dedicated last fall. The building, called SUB by the students, is a reconditioned and redecorated army service club. It is furnished throughout by beautiful maple furniture which is placed in the club meeting rooms, offices and throughout the main floor and balcony. The activities are controlled by the Student Union Council, composed of students from a cross section of the campus. Ping- pong, cards and dancing are featured on an all-day schedule for all members of the student body.

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