Morris Harvey College - Harveyan Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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Dorms Women reside in Dickin¬ son Hall which houses approx¬ imately 350 coeds on the main campus. Men students reside in three separate residence halls on the main campus, known as the Michael L. Benedum, Vernon A. Cobb, and A.W. Cox halls, housing a total of 413 students. The housing directors for 1975-76 were Mrs. Ruth Montgomery, Dickinson Hall; Mrs. Clarice Meeker, Cox Hall; and Mr. Mrs. Andrew Muldoon, Benedum Hall. 4--Buildings

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GEARY STUDENT UNION The Geary Student Union provides students with recreation, meeting rooms, and other facilities. It is connected to Riggleman Hall by a modern breezeway. The Coffee Taverne is located on the first floor and is the informal social center for the students. Miscellaneous meeting rooms and game rooms for ping pong and billiards are located off the Coffee Tav- eme. Also in the building are the Information Center and a large public lounge. The Art Gallery, the college store, and the cafeteria are all situated in the GSU. Private dining rooms are adjacent to the cafeteria, which overlooks the Kanawha River. The GSU also houses the ballroom, the College Relations Office, the Alumni Office, the poster room, the Comet Office, the Harveyan Office, the Student Government Office, a music listening lounge and Student Affairs Offices. Buildings - -3

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Gorman Physical Education Building And King Gymnasium The Carl Edward King Memorial Gymnasium has a basketball court which is often used for dances and other social functions on campus. The Gorman Physical Education Building adjoins the King Gymnasium. It houses physical facilities, classrooms, and offices for the Department of Health and Physical Education. The building includes handball courts, an olympic-size pool, auxiliary basketball cross courts, areas for archery, dancing, gymnastics, and wrestling. Buildings--5