Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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Opposite top: The campus in its earliest days, with Yoder building on the left and Old Main on the right. Old Main was destroyed by fire in the 1920 ' s. Opposite bottom: The campus in the 1940 ' s-1950 ' s. On the far left is the old din- ing hall, which stands on the site of the present Cromer Center. Monroe auditorium and the administration building are among the more noticeable structures ab- sent. This page, top left: Band members in new uniforms. For many years, the LR Marching Band, a talented and snappy group, was under the direction of Dr. Robin Gatwood. Top right: A May court. This annual festival was very popular on the LR campus for years. Below: North Carolina ' s only national football championship team — the 1960 Bears, coached by the late Clarence Stasavich. ' i ' !=«(««5W 3»?S!««!« ' «!?S7- J5S ' ?!rJ J ' lS$«!SS!?3fWr!

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NOBLE IN PAST Founded in 1891, the past of Lenoir- Rhyne College is a noble adventure that has involved the sac- rifices of many men and women. On land deeded hy Walter Lenoir, strengthened hy the gift of Daniel Rhyne, the college has grown and pros- pered and enriched the lives of all who have labored here. Her sons and daugh- ters have given to the church, the com- munity, and the world. « - SI « 1 -jm •. ' ' ? '

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Exciting In Present — Academic Life This is a community of learning . . . whether it he directing a play, practicing archery, or absorbing a new language —