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

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Snack Bar No. 2 and Infirmary Contrasting most buildings on campus, Snack Bar No. 2 and the in- firmary have very limited uses. Com- pleted in the spring of 1970, the snack bar, open only in the evenings, pro- vides short orders and snacks for starv- ing students after the cafeteria closes. Taped music, subdued lighting and colorful furniture provide an informal atmosphere in which students may gather to relax and converse. The in- firmary, also a new building on cam- pus, provides health facilities which are more than adequate for the stu- dent body. Dr. Fortney, campus physician, makes daily visits which complement the services of the nurs- ing staff which is on duty at all times. Located next to the maintenance shop. Snack Bar No. 2 mas a long-hoped-for addition to our campus. Students Ruth Mitchell. Rich Moore and Scott Furman give their orders to speedy chef George Jones. With efficient female help. Ron Hendron quickly prepares take- out orders for patient customers. Several students find the student center a convenient place for escaping a late fall ' s pouring rain.

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By Crowds and Emptiness Carlton Fitzgerald, Lee Brown and Bill Pappas watch the girls go by. Student center activity is definitely male-oriented. First-day freshmen appraise upperclass tal- ent. 17

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Fill Specific Needs Miss Beverly Peacock and Mrs. Peggy Martin work together daily to treat ailing students and care for those required to stay in the infirmary. Annette Woodhams. a student assistant searches for a student ' s health record. The newly completed infirmary was later given finishing touches to enhance its outside appearance. V