Howard College - Hawk Yearbook (Big Spring, TX)

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The Aclniiiiistration Buildings liiis heoi a Lvidiuark in the eastern part of Big Spring for the past twenty years. Built oi a hun- dred-acre caifipus on what was the)i on the outskirts of the town, it is now surrounded on all sides by churches and attractive housing de i el op me n ts. O riginally this building housed not only the ad- niinistrative offices, but also, the library and most of the acadonic departments of the college. hi 1956 the building was enlarg- ed so that the science department and the library had natch more space for their activities. Upo)i completion of the new science and library buildings in 1967, the vacated space was con- verted into offices a}td cLusrooms. The administrative and business offices are in this building along with the guidance department, llie departments of Business Ad- nwnstration, English, and Social Science are still at this location along with offices for the instruct- ors.

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Library Building !■■■ iiii iii iiigil - The Library is d pLicc for ijuict study, for re- sciirchiiig the literature, for readiufi current peri- odicals, or jor just browsim; aiuoiifj the staclis. There are facilities for niakim ami listeniiifi to tape recorditn;s, for readiiiii iiiicrojiliued material. iiiid for iiiahitu copies oj needed material. Au- ilio-visual cijuipnuiit for classroom use is kept in tills buihiing.