Phillips University - Phillipian Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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D R. E. V. Zollars was a man who prayed a red-bricked, a white lime-trimmed prayer and students climbed lad- ders and sat on nail-kegged planks as they recited to Horne, Marshall, Reiter and Dyksterhuis. But the ladders symbol- ized climbing heightsg their mental horizons were wider each climb. OUR Books thrive on my shelves. But Mrs. Horne will remember when they took the space of three rooms in Old Main, cluttering up everything. Mr. Phillips gave us this building, we poured the cement floor by floor, and already we are outgrowing it, since Miss Kitchen came.

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RT I imagine a beautiful harmony, composed of expres- sion, top floor, up up, where we raised the roof a bit to put them there, painting and moulding toog piano, voice and a horn and a drum boom boom Oh, thereis music on the air. A GOOD Home for girls is the first thing to do, they said, especially Pa Z. or maybe Mrs. McGarvey, so they built the Athenian Hall. And they have good eats ever since, includ- ing dates, smothered kisses, brick I screams, and candy liash- lights, since the raising of the roof for room.