Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

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.fciezfxe Hall cz building that gram. . Out of this building will come some of America's nnest biologists, chemists, physicists, and engineers. Built in 1896, the Science Hall has undergone more physical changes than any other building on cam- pus. After a fire in 1913 it had to be entirely rebuilt and in 1948 an ultra-modern three-story addi- tion was completed. The Science Hall is still growingg another ad- dition is being planned and the Philip L. Coon Memorial Chem- istry Library is in the expanding process. Biology: To strike or not to strike! Chemistry: Do you think this solution will put a hole in the roof? 1 l Are these the men who will build rockets to the moon and Mars? 8

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A rtatebl landmark, MCCHTIWBQI Library. The McCartney Library, built in 1931 with visions of the future, has only recently felt the need for expansion. An addition is in the planning stages, but ofiices have already been converted into rooms for storing old books and for lis- tening to records. Oh, the joys of using microfilms-no more thumbing pages. lil-Z'v 'F','x 'M 1 '. 1- 1 Us A -Q' qt ' 3-.,.1vl , - 1 l- . .- use i A in W 'yf:.:.w.5---iff'-1 H - 4 S7 JCQ4 Idfw .WA L- xv X ,.1- I , f-+ ' In XI r .,.,x- - P nv , A? 3:5 fr Rx ,ll , if ,111-Q fiilfgflg'-S Y ' -' if ' . Qfilf- fx, 5Y1.L-ffl 'K -- 'M + .1 i v 5 -riff-:,:ip':..,fA 5 '. th . af - ,lf X ' ' ' 'Ze 1 S iflfggizv 1 --5:1-V 5 Mfr.. 1 lsIi - -' -- .' H., 1535, ld.-I cl' 2' ,. Y Q ' Tw' ine' . V' 1 lbvifflxlrn ,-. I U. , . 4 -1fm'.5,- . .E V.-' A lf' Q1 , '.Qi'1 Are they listening to French lessons, Bach, or beatnik poetry? . , 1 . . .Ng 1., M -- - 43- -- 2- g 5 Y 179.3 -N..-. f.. -1 A- AVA .S . L tg.. .W . ,Z -'APM Q,-ff, .'. - 1- J.. .sl 1 1.- , L . ' - - -1 You can almost hear the chimes ringing! The card catalog grows larger and larger as volumes begin to total over 60 000

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Language and Alumni Hallg for the arts. . In 1957 this college-owned residence was renovated to provide more classrooms for the growing student body. In the Language Hall there are also oflices for the Eng- lish Department and for the publication of the Cabinet and the Genevan. - J Better watch your language here, be it English, French, or Greek. It's Greek to me. When Geneva College first began to expand, the Alum- ni Association purchased the residence of the late R. M. Downie. Besides housing the music department, the Alumni Hall has recently provided five new offices for the Alumni and Public Relations. Up-to-date radio studios are in the Annex. Then come, Geneva sons. Ne'er let the glad chorus fail. Practice makes P51'fCCf- 9 N