Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

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The Casebolt Science Center, named in honor of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Casebolt, provlded laboratories, classrooms, and other service areas provide for the development of the science curriculum. Vx I. J' IEEE!! i -- -U '9-Q -f, --cvs-.n-3.q,. 7 -- -.1 --,V ,, ,Q M -I NM . N F 5 MY, Q. ' .. . . h ' V -........,.s..,44x ..-. f- . , 232 it 'ws 4 reflections SWBC campus Muirheld Hall, the oldest dorm on campus, was the college home of The Field House was built ln 1963. It seats over 2,000 people and is one sixty-nine girls. The dorm also provided a reception room, a recreation of the largest of its kind in the Midwest. Besides the gymnasium, the room, and a laundry room. building houses an art studio, offices, and classrooms. , l r pu-cf , .

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Will Rl Ill i w 9.17 ' Yi 5, luil' MOZARKIAN Southwest Baptist College Bolivar, Missouri Nineteen Seventy- Three Volume LV

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