Frank Phillips College - Lariat Yearbook (Borger, TX)

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COMF URTABLE, SPACIOUS W. G. Stephens Hall, named for Dr. W. G. Stephens, President of the Board of Regents of Frank Phillips College, was planned for comfortable, convenient on-campus living for college men. One hundred and twenty students can make it their college home. The spacious reception room is adequate for group socials and watching a favorite program on the colored television. A recreation area with kitchen facilities for snacks is located in each Wing. iii ew! t vw My 3 , ts- . W it ' t 4 Mrs. Oliver Abel Housemother Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Abel make their home in the attractive apart- rnent located in the center of the hall. Jerry Mounts, Perryton, and Don Ross, Houston, can't believe that all of the girls in Maxine Goins Hall have to study tonight, you've got to be kid- ding.

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MAXINE GOINS H LL Modern style architecture and pink brick make Maxine Goins Hall The soft outdoor lighting arrangement adds to its homey atmosphere for women an inviting on-campus home at Frank Phillips College. and makes for afestive appearance at night. The first young women to call this attractive Hall, 'home' are: front rowg Jan Henderson, Pampag Madeline Miller, Panhandleg Shirley Ayers, Spearman. Second row: Vicky Hayes, Pampag Judy Ray, Stinnett, Connie Simpson, Pampa. if xff Third row : Helen Ussery, Gruverg Debbie Callan, Pam- pa g Janie Kirkland, Spear- man. Not pictured : Sallie Jacob, Dumas.

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W. G. STEPHENS HALL 4 I ' .V A V,.. ,,...,. H iam ' 1 :1'f'l ,J Vw -1 IZ. 1 - - -..i.' ,- A W. G. Stephens Hall for men. 1555: XI' ,7 Tim Norris, Perryton, Texas.