Northeastern Oklahoma A and M College - Viking Yearbook (Miami, OK)

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. THE DORIVIITORY LIFE . Harrill Hall provides the male student with spacious quarters and study facilities as his home away from home. Each housing facility provides the student with a recreational lounge area. One of the most frequented is the common lounge separating Harrill-Dobson Halls. 14 i --...- lei Living facilities in Dobson Hall provide the student with a pleasant atmosphere and adequate facilities, including those necessary for study. Students living in campus housing are provided snack bar facilities in the lower level of the Harrill-Dobson complex. Adjacent to the snack facilities is a modern laundry facility.

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F l F is .W Eac ter mat ml 1 :Q J-.. L-A -dl' qm- A-F . Y .. . H .GH , 4 Not all dormitory life is centered within since students are provided comfortable seating facilities near each dormitory. mm fa attend their classes. This particular day ' y x. h housing facility has an information center at which students regis- when entering or leaving and at which visitors may acquire infor- ion about residents. ' 7 Each day students leave housing areas to the stroll between housing and the class- room was hampered by icy conditions. Life in campus housing begins for the student when he makes application for one of the numerous facilities available. Each year housing facilities are filled, so early application gives greater freedom for specific selection. at -W! -.. 4 -ran., Life in campus housing has one advantage not afforded the commu- ter, that of becoming well-acquainted with classmates who share living quarters and housing facilities.