Morehouse College - Torch Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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. . an Outstanding and beautiful PHYSICAL PLANT, ever expanding . . . Graves Hall. whim marble- faccd home for frcthcn. Ufhc burning of the mid- night Oil has its birlh hcch Rubcrl Hall, rcaidcncc and u fuvoritc of all House- mcn. because of its ground floor. the dining room.

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Metropolitan Opera Mezzo-Soprano, Rosalind Elias, ap- peared in concert on Sunday, February 24, 1963 as a final feature of a week of celebration. Miss Elias f Iefr ,1 received personal greetings from President Mays and the scores of Morehousc music enthusiast? who attended the magnifib C6111 CODCCIL The 1963 Senior Class ob- served HOPE-ARCHER DAY on February 28m with special chapel and grave serv- ices in memory of the two past presidents. Dr. John Hope was eulogizcd by Charles Lester UEIU and the tribute to Dr. Samuel A. Archer was given by Julian Ward Black- sheare .Krightjjynamic senior oratorsA Services were held at the grave of Dr. John Hope on the campus with Ernest N. Tolbcrt and Fred Andrews Kbefuwj placing the traditional wreath tSimiIar services wcrc held at the grave of Dr. Archer in thc cityJ -.r-' 'I. - atrm 'h

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Frank Quarles Court, five small residence units at the west end of the campus. Samuel H. Archer Infirmary, stu- dent health center. C'Examina- Lion Sickness is a continuous complaint hcreJ The Music Studio, home and workshop of the Music Depart- ment. 6: . . . and Even the Andante motto mom is devoted to a contemplation similar to Ray Charles!