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

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Renovation Dick Reish. Anne Navarro and Tim Garwood relax while exchanging news in the parking lor. Paul Smith, a senior business major, seems to find language lab a happy occasion. ' .- - •-. A An observant passer-by finds an unexpected view of the bell tower.

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Spectators have varied reactions to the action during a girls ' hockey game. No Single Role Is Characteristic A captivated audience expresses different moods as they listen to the Canby Singers, a folk group from Leesburg, Virginia. Eddie Nalle. one member of the Canby Singers, performs during the early fall.

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Progresses in Roberts Hall krtk Miss Mo he Kosper, key punch operator, works in one of the newly renovated rooms designed specifically for the new computer. On June 29, 1922, the cornerstone to Roberts Hall, the first building on the HPC campus, was laid. Upon completion of Roberts Hall and other basic buildings in September, 1924, High Point College opened its doors to students. These students invari- ably found Roberts Hall to be the center of their activity. The basement, which now holds offices and classrooms for the Behavioral Sciences and Human Relations Departments, was then divided into a cafe- teria and science labs. The second floor, which now holds the Foreign Language, and Religion and Phi- losophy Departments and a chapel, was, at one time, the location of the auditorium and the library. For the past year, renovation has taken place on the first floor of Roberts Hall, changing what were classrooms into enlarged facilities for administrative purposes. New wood-paneled, carpeted, air-condition- ed offices, the new facilities for the computer and a lowered ceiling for give Roberts Hall a modern look. Members of Dr. Thacker ' s education class, meeting in a basement classroom, listen attentively to the lecture. Roberts Hall, the most prominent building on campus, is the center ol administrative activity.