George Fox University - L'Ami Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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SHAMBAUGH LIBRARY

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HEACOCK STUDENT COMMONS UNION BUILDING Heacock Commons was built in 1965. It is not only used as a dining hall and for banquets, but this year for chapel, and recitals, and par- ties, etc. It was named after Everett Heacock and family, who do- nated for the furnishings. Shambaugh Library, on the following page, is named after the Shambaughs of Alberquerque, N.M. It has a large collec- tion of Quaker articles and books written by leaders of the church. It is the central point on campus, and the focus of study activity. The SUB, or Student Union Building, is paid for and operated by the students through a board of elected representa- tives and chairman. It is especially crowded on Sunday nights with students watching Smothers Brothers on color TV. Plans have been made for a new, large addition next year. At present it houses offices for Student Body Officers, plus a snack bar run by the junior class.

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EDWARDS HALL WEESNER VILLAGE Weesner Village consists of three two-story duplex apartment buildings. There are married couples in one unit, and the other two house upper-division girls in an honor dorm situation. The school has furnished these latter apartments, and there are three or four girls in each one. Edwards Hall is a co-educational dorm built in 1964. It is named after Jesse and Mary Edwards. It houses over 100 students, and has a large sunken, round lounge centered around a large fireplace. It is a warm and home-like place to live in. Dorm parents are Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Newkirk.