University of North Alabama - Diorama Yearbook (Florence, AL)

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l PRESIDENT ' S HOME Left. Dr. E. B. Norton and his family live in this lovely home on seminary street. Twice a year the family serve as gracious hosts at the welcoming reception for freshmen and the farewell party for seniors. STUDENT UNION BUILDING Lower. Whether it ' s for eat or meet, most Florence State students visit the Student Union Building some time during the day. This lovely building houses the college bookstore, post office, snack bar, game room, student and faculty lounges, music room, conference rooms, and col- lege cafeteria. I 1 ; ' iT |T wT W ll

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Nil 1 1 1 J III 1 yj 1 1 - H H| ,., if! M 1 11 IB 13 lAMl M MC FLORENCE HALL Upper. Quaint Florence Hall, the smallest men ' s dormitory, is located on Irvine Street. BIBB GRAVES HALL Right. Bibb Graves Hall is the center of the college administration. It also contains offices and classrooms for several academic depart- ments.

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ROGERS HALL Left. Roger ' s Hall, a magnificent anti- bellum mansion, is used for housing spe- cial guests and for conferences, recep- tions, and other social activities for faculty and students. The Susan K. Vaughn Museum is located on the ground floor. Above. Collier Library lends a little of both the old and new aspects to Florence State ' s campus. It is one of the best libraries in the South for colleges of the size and type. I i V