Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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WHERE THE WORK BEGINS Cowan Humanities Building, more commonly known as Cowan , is one of the two classroom buildings on cam- pus. Classes relate directly to the humanities; including such subjects as history, languages, religion, art, and philosophy. Cowan contains a lecture hall, an AV room, a language lab, an art studio, and the Irene Cullis Gallery. Arts and Science Building, better known as A S, is our other classroom building. Classes in A S include the be- havioral sciences, applied sci- ences, and business and legal administration. A S contains a lecture hall, a day student lounge, a greenhouse, a dark room, and biology and chem- istry labs. Mr Bob Kowski takes time to pose with some of his work. Dr Carolyn Beyer spends time with Leslie Taylor, reviewing for one of her tests ig 4 Bl W « T i f JL v , t

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CLOSER TO HOME In the dorms at Greens- boro College, there is al- ways something going on. Greensboro Dorm was the first of the dorms to be built. It was built in 1956. It was built to house women, but this year it became GC ' s first co-ed, honor dorm. Men ' s Dorm was built in 1961, seven years after the college became co-ed. Men ' s was renamed West Dorm in 1983. New Women ' s Dorm was built in 1969 to accommodate more women. The Dorm was renamed in 1983 as East Dorm. Ann Harriss toasts the new school year. 12 Opemng