Elmira College - Iris Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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Qfiffe AM The problem of housing faculty ofhces is solved by Gillette Hall. The bulk ol offices can be found in this building. ' Used many years ago as a college dormitory, Gil- lette is now a means for student-faculty conferences and meetings as well as a working place for professors. Conveniently located at the rear of Cowles Hall, Gillette is a place much-frequented by Elmira College students in search of academic help and intellectual companionship. 9

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,f u - 4 CML? Agaffmgnfa The college apartments are a series of attrac- tive structures which house many of the Elmira College faculty and their families. Recently built, these apartments abound in modern conveniences for the comfort of the col- lege staff. amigfon oowe Located next to the col- lege library, H a m i 1 t o n House affords spacious liv- ing quarters for some of the Elmira College faculty. A rich, historical back- ground can be found be- neath the walls of this tra- ditional looking edifice.

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l2ff11f6LLli5l7l1l -Eigalfll? Aid grilling Opened in September of 1958, the Watson Fine Arts Building is a welcome addition to Elmira's campus. The First floor of this structure houses the music department. Practice rooms and music studios are available for student use. A large art gallery is located at the entrance. The second Hoor is employed by the Speech and Language Departments. Fully-equipped language laboratories afford great advantages for students. The third Hoor consists of WECW, Elmira Co11ege's new FM radio station. arnegie Soon to be supplemented by a new building, Carnegie Hall is at present Elmira's only science building. The first two floors of Carnegie consist of classrooms and laboratories. N . I ,f sunrise: llnsga IEE!! llhlfa . l EEE unset: nnnzli