Ferrum College - Beacon Yearbook (Ferrum, VA)

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,,.---. Women Dormitories Dormitory life is perhaps one of the most valuable facts of the col- lege educational process. A do not disturb sign on one door, radio or hi-ii blaring from another, lights blinking to lovers across the campus, and popcorn strung from one side of the room to the other. The hall monitor across the hall comes and warns us, but heed is seldom taken . . . next thing in line is a week's campus. In all of these surroundings we learn some of our most important lessons -- toleration, cooperation, sharing, the integration, of our per- sonalities into that of the group. RO L BERTS HAL 'Nm' r-'qi Uv N-,-, QA 17?1m,nUR pr V SUSANNAH HA ir-H, M35 J if A 4'N'5lf1f9'x,m 'Y' :ir .fs T:-KMjgq:'2D O f.f3,7QlI4ff :L frm, ,,f I, Vi V JET?-,':g.iF3 , ..1-23 Agp -1 ...,., Zh . 3: e V.,.as-- 'K ' L V 1 if i If W liken JK tw 1 Easifix: X i ' iw HF' .0439-f'.':Y 'tQff'?f fr' ' Wh if' t 'H X ' H7439- f'Ni'.f,-A-Riff ' - 1 A X X 'Wffif XR -V' Q15.D f'P' ' m f' .,.r P J A ! X XX 1- 1 f x' 'ff ,N 1 VX 1 , ! fl it Y ,N ' is.. , XR ' , - ' o f' ' if wx BASSETT HALL 7,3359 M i S'ug,, If if ,Q . i 1 r.r,.r iffy ? if CThe new girls domitoryj .f It Q.. ! - Ji! t' if lf pf-2. - , .. V X' Rt' : VV f LH 'i : X C I f-.3 f ,V ,,, noir- V, -,S 1 , I., H4 'N ,tn is it V '23 f A L Q n V' A f P...n, I ip' f I X '

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SCIENCE CLA SS 1 Y....L:i'-':...s1aL. ' 2. . V ', 'f'-ar,-Q Here, the seeds of truth are planted, the buds of knowledge are nourished. We affirm our convictions more deeply than ever before because of our ability to ex- press what we feel and see. Our stand- ards, our ideals, our beliefs in God are tested, but as We learn to distinguish the beautiful, the sincere, the lasting, these are strengthened. H5 1 w W I ' . 1 CHAPEL