Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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HUDSON HALL TURREN1INE HALL The dormitories are the scene of actual campus life. Hudson Dorm, a Sophomore dorm; Turrentine, the residence of the male students; Main, the scene of Freshman confusion; Fitzgerald, the home of Sophomores and Juniors; and the Greensboro Building, shared by Juniors and Seniors, house the boisterous merrymoking and the serious studying of over four hundred students. Industry, fun and indifference have their flings here behind the com- posure of exterior appearance. The Hut, not unlike the dormitories, is a bee- hive of activity. Here physical education classes meet, the Student Christian Fellowship meets weekly, club meetings are held, and dates are en- tertained.

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ODELL AUDITORIUM Odell Auditorium represents another phase of study Here the music students assemble in common interest for theory and practice, and it is here also that the societies maintain their celebrated halls and the Players practice and perform. Assembly on Tuesday marks the weekly trip of the student body to Odell. The chapel, like Odell, is the scene of student body assembly on Thursday when the weekly chapel service is held. Morning watch and Sunday evening vespers are other services planned for worship in the chapel. HANNAH BROWN FINCH MEMORIAL CHAPEL

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A welcomed place in time of sickness, the In- firmary, our student hospital, is visited at least once or twice a year by most of the students. Culture, inspiration, intellect, patience, fellow ship, understanding — all these are products of the activities carried on in the buildings of our campus. AURELIA BOWMAN CRAY INFIRMARY STUDENT HUT