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

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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.

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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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i Cafeteria Providing meal-service for students and cgllgge personnel is the cafeteria built in 1 2 . The CMHPUS 'Tointing to the Sk 'l Aff Building The art building was built in 1946 as a student union, but was converted into a workshop for art students in 1956. Mrs. Murphy, librarian, and Mrs. Spanke, assistant librarian, dream of the day when they will be working in the ultra-modern library, to be completed in the near future.