Southeast Missouri State University - Sagamore Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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Vw ii ' LBERT HALL was for- merly a men's dormitory but during the past school year the interior was re- modeled, the building re- furnished, and it is now a dormitory for women. It accommodates eighty students, be- ing the smaller of the two dor- mitories. From the driveway on the west are heard, occasionally and nocturnally, the songs of young men serenaders who desire to entertain the girls with soft music. W Page Fifteen

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I 1 l 1 HE Agriculture building, formerly the Training School, is one of the most important buildings of the College. Its mission of teaching scientific farming is a modern idea and a very splendid one. One of the most interesting fea- tures of the building is the swim- ming pool in the basement. All of the College and Training School Swimming classes are con- ducted there. Page Fourteen

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WWWW HIS year has seen the erec- tion of a permanent home for the Presidents. The house is quaint and indi- vidual in its style, and is charm- ingly situated on a hill near enough to the College to be con- venient, and yet far enough away to be quiet and peaceful. One wing is reserved for guests, and for the use of students. The other part is given over to the private use of the President and his family, Efficiency, comfort and restful beauty have been at- tained in the new home. W llll W Page Sixteen