Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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Life at ELON is S .au !u£ Unpredictable sirens, the crumbling of North Dorm, beds instead of beans in the old dining hall, exam time (better known to students as cram time), exciting bid week-ends and boll- games are just a few of the things which blend together to moke up our beloved Elon College. Yes, student life under the colonnades is truly eventful, colorful, enlightening, and a lot of fun. In this, the 1958-59 edition of the PhiPsiCli, we have attempted to preserve a few of the most outstanding happenings on our campus this school year. If, when you look through this book in the years to come, you can once again derive some pleasure from the many happy experiences which are pictured here, then our work will not have been in vain. ConUnis President ' s Message Dedication Faculty Student Body Organizations Fraternities and Sororities Athletics Features Advertisements jREVEREMD JAMES O ' KELLY embroidered by nature

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BUILDINGS provide adequately for Study, Worship, The nerve center of the campus is the Alamance Building, named for the county in which the college is located. Here are the administrative offices, including the offices of the President and the Dean. Also in Ala- mance Building are classrooms for student studies in math, English, foreign languages, business administration, secretarial work, psychology, and history. Here in Whitley Memorial Auditorium, named for L. H. Whitley, student worship services and other special programs are held. Whitley Memorial Auditorium also contains the Elon College music department, the prize of which is the giant four-manual Skinner Organ. The auditorium seats 1000 persons, and it is used regularly for the presentation of concerts, both vocal and instrumental. ALAMANCE BUILDING WHITLEY AUDITORIUM rk il forniing the 5V Jr.