Howard College - Hawk Yearbook (Big Spring, TX)

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J fhe Giymnasium, one z: the rr.cs: : pcr:ar.: cuildir.crs or. campus, has housed many a win for the Jayhawk teams. It is also used by many high school groups in the area for i strict and regional interscholastic athletic contests. Basketball, tennis, and volleyball are only a few of the games that can be played in the build

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Practical Arts Building In the Practical Arts Building are located engi- neering drawing rooms, auto mechanic shops, general metal working shops, an electronics lab- oratory, rooms for data processing equipment and instruction, and photographic dark room. The activities of the Agriculture Department are also carried on in this building. Students who enter this building know this is where they will get the best possible training for tomorrow ' s jobs. The T-104 airplane located in the center of the campus was presented as a momento of training days at Webb Air Force Base tlower bed is an attractive spot in the btudent Union area.

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Science Building The Science Building is one of the newest buildings on campus and is now in its second year of use. This building is equipped with nine of the finest laboratories in the area and will serve the college for many years to come.