Mars Hill College - Laurel Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)

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91 Coyle Bridges Dining Hall f . . , ormally opened on Thanksgiving Day. 1948, contains a main dining room which will seat 1,200, two smaller dining ioon ' is. mod- ern culinary and serving equipment, ample refrigera- tion and storage space, a student center with a foun- tain and snack bar, the bookstore, a post office, and a recreation room. GLORIOUS .af fam, Memorial Library is the gift of a generous patron who prefers to remain anonymous. This commod- ious three-story building, cpened in the fall of 1955,