Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

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1- A- 5 .L,W?,. A kikrr .L 5' . .kiwi-iifisrff' C' fl? -- . r, , Mulr Hoffman home is an eight-room frame building with modern conven- as heat. It is the former iences and g home of the late ProfessorG.A. Hoffman. on the northwest corner and is used as a home It is situated of the campus for women. ' he'd H I I . . . accommodates Seven! ,qi Q5 ,, ,, ',r.:,is. I S .M4,,,g,r3,, ,,... ,K A M - - Q. . 1. , . ,M as - me f H -.. M, e w ,I ' ., y'fw0 wo , men and the reszdenf bead rooms. The beds Here is the interior of one of the b ut in bunks or left twin. Each room contains a can e p lavatory, which provides hot and cold water. Living quarters for the resident head, an office for the college nurse, and a spacious reception room are on the first ' ation room floor of Muirheid. In the basement are a recre , a tea room which and laundry rooms. accommodates small dinner groups, Hoffman Home ,fe ,af I I E N,

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0 ' . . accommodates eighty Mquplh Hill - The rooms are painredin lovely muted shades of blue, pink, gray, or green and are furnished with modern blonde furniture. The twin beds are equipped with box springs and foam rubber mattresses. Odetta Kealalio talks over her American History with Marilyn Brown and Susan Light in their room. 'dent bead' d the 1251 women an Wwe If exf- l i 5 gr Tm A s V Ei A ' . A Q '-'fr' vm sl yo,o ,,,,,5,,,,f 3153739 . ei A ,, The reception beautifully furnished Th room of Maupin is . e girls, Suzanne Reynolds, Mary Sams, and Sue Hoover, look at the latest fashions while takin d fl a vantage of its comforts.

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Memorial Hull Completed in 1946, Memorial Hall is a commodi- ous fireproof dormitory for men. It is designed to accommodate 100 men, two to a room, or 150 men if three are placed in a room. Living quarters for the resident head and his wife, a reception room, laun- dry room, and a suite for guests are on the first floor. The building is a memorial to former students who gave their lives in World War II. Blue Home is only a block from the campus and accommo- dates 20 men. It offers a home- like atmosphere with the advan- ages of dormitory life. It was given by Mr. and Mrs. Claude R. Blue.