University of the Ozarks - Aerie Yearbook (Clarksville, AR)

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QU' oorhees Hall Strong Hall Strong Hall, upperclasswomen's dommi- tory, was built in 1908, but was remodeled and redecorated in 1947. The dorm pro- vides accommodations for 60 women and the lounge is the center of many activities. The Campus Voorhees Hall, built in 1940 and re- decorated in 1956, is the center of the so- cial life of the campus. The hall houses the snack bar, book store, post office, game room, lounge, ballroom, and the offices of the Aerie. Gail Childers, a student assistant at the union, is just one of the many students who earn part of their college expense by working part time on the campus. ilu-nngnil

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-X. 3. -r .,g. mx uf sa judy Miller, Kary Hardin, and Brenda Youngblood participate in the intramural archery tournament. Mallee Gymnasium is shown in the background. The Campus abee Gymnasium The 35221000 gymnasium and swimming pool were presented as a gift from the J. E. and L. E. Mabee Foundation, founded by Mr. and Mrs. John Mabee of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The gym houses offices of the physical education department, class rooms, basketball floor and tro- phy cases. The pool adjoining is popular in warm weather. 'QTL mf' Haggis my,,5 .SAV Freddy Little Q55j attempts another field goal to help Ozarks' score. jim Simmons 1435 and james Stanton Q53j are ready for the rebound. Mahee Gymnasium is one of the finest in the state. f .L ,.4,-Y, WSW as wr .A ,J ' fix f, s se Wa. as 's Pimfff 'EN .rw PM E 'E ,, .. W.: M., ,. stiff 33 ,ff .3- ,U :I WW aligns 3 swgih, lE'ii1,L1-4.5 ..,. ,,,..3 M35

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nu l NEW Students scurry to Rees -Music Hall everyday for Constructed in 1947, Rees Hall is the home of the music department, with studios, practice rooms, and hand room. lessons and practice. 1 The Campus obly Stands our Alma Materi' Dr. Shuster conducting a history class. Mort Hall 2 Mott Hall was erected in 1947 and con- tains classrooms, laboratories and offices of the business and physics departments.