High Point University - Zenith Yearbook (High Point, NC)

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New edifices embellished the old on the cam- pus this year as the College made strides to- ward improvements in facilities. The dedications of Horace Haworth Hall of Science and Dennis H. Cooke Hall, formerly used as the science building, on October 28, 1967, marked the ex- pansion of academic facilities at High Point College. Construction of a new dormitory and an infirmary for the 1968-1969 academic year was begun this year and illustrated the College ' s continuing interest in improving conditions for its students on campus. Other physical changes that gave the campus a new appearance during this year included an outdoor basketball court behind the Student Center, a brick wall around a portion of Harri- son Hall, and a new victory bell tower presented as a gift to the school by the 1967 graduating class. In the course of the year, the College pro- vided many new byways, hallways, and stair- ways for student travel, and the erection of a temporary barbed wire fence in place of an often unnoticed keep-off-the-grass sign suggested the administration ' s desire for these designated walkways to be used more consistently. ' •.,-• ' Coeducational opened in 1924 by Methodist Church with aid from the City of High Point „« »- 1 ■ «. -.

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Table of Contents Introduction I Dedication 12 Features 14 Social Life 32 Organizations 62 Sports 98 Classes 120 Academics 190 Advertisements 212

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