Agricultural and Technical State University - Ayantee Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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.- . nl ' CAM PI ' S lUILDINGS Altli()uf;li our caiii])us boast of numerous buildings, there are some wiiicli stand out in our minds more vividly tiian others. Holland Hall, with its forever majestic look, is tlie women ' s dormitory that is blessed (if we may call is such) with the ])rivilege of iionsing- freshman younir ladies. Scott Hall, witii its 505 bedrooms, is a haven foi ' 1,010 yoiuin ' men. Inside its s])acious recreation room, tiii ' ee lounj es and five rooms foi- card playing, the youni) men enjoy a gloiious time after study hours. Murphy Hail, connnonly called the dining hall, is the building that piobablv acconnnodates more vi.sitors daily than any other building on tile campus. Here oui- college family gets its three well-iial- anced meals per day. It would be a great injustice to omit this iniilding. I ' l-ice Hall houses tiie bulk of tiie Technical Institute. It is here tiiat the students may learn every trade fi ' om car|)eMti ' y to i-adio and television. A worthwhile structure on a great and growing campus —that ' s Trice Hall. '

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MR. I.I.EWELLYN ADDISON WISE Dedication For every year since 19. ' 57, save tliTce, t!ie same small, quiet and gentle- manly figure lias appeared before everv Senior Class of the institution. Upon his shoulders have been sjied the tears of manj ' beladen seniors. He has never been too busy to listen and give advice to members of the various graduating classes, concerning problems of grades, finance and others. For his untiring efforts to guide members of the Senior Classes while serving 13 years as Class Adviser, we the Seniors of ' -53 dedicate our Bulldog edition of the Avantke to Mr. Llewellvn Addison Wise. laaa iiii ma BHHB

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DR. F. D. BLUFORD . To Our President Dr. F. D. Hlufoid: During our stay lierc at A. T. you liave been an example of one ho has at hear t tlie interests of all students. Your sincere and tire- less efforts for the betterment of the college has resulted in a bigger and better institution of higiier learning. To us you have been a great leader and friend, one wlio was never too busy to listen to our many and comjilexing problems. You have shown to us the need for prejiaring ourselves to live in a changing world. The inspiration wiiicii you have given us through your life and works will forever remain with us as an inspiration to greater achievement in years to come. Class of -53