Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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on each end by a modern, spacious wing, and houses over 130 women students. Across the campus, opposite Doane Hall, reside the men of Eastern Baptist College. Hainer Hall, built relatively early in the history of the St. Davids campus, was also once quite adequate to hold all the male students, but not for long. Eagle Road Dor- mitory, a few paces up the hill, has once again opened its doors to the men, who originally occu- pied this building until Hainer Hall was built for them. Nestled in the valley between the dormitories, on another lovely lake, is the quaint Log Cabin, former social hub of the College. Before Mr. Walton pur- chased the tract of land that is now the core of Eastern Baptist College campus, its lakes and sur- rounding area served as a pumping station for the Gracious living was typified by the hunting lodge and family recrea- tion center. Before the relocation of the can- teen in Walton Hall, the Log Cabin was the center of social life. Pennsylvania Railroad. The Log Cabin was erected on this site, after the station was razed to the ground. In the early years it became a well-loved gathering place for Eastern's students, but has been abandoned since moving of the canteen to Walton Hall. Our excellent gymnasium was dedicated to God's glory in September of 1958. This is now the social and athletic center of the campus, and to all at Eastern it is a dream come true. Indeed the college itself is a dream come truell for Christians everywhere dedicated to the serious task of higher education. As Walmarthon reflects the simplicity, dignity and high Christian principles of the Walton character, so does the College, matur- ing offspring of the Seminary, reflect the spirit of Christ and the sense of dedication to His work of its parent institution.

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