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

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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.

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President Findley ptimistic About Future About the time the second semester got started, the southeast corner of Science Hall began to re- verberate with the enthusiasm of Dr. William S. Findley as he would sing out to the staff, Let's get going! September is tomorrow! The slogan is typical of C of O's dynamic presi- dent. He likes to look into the future - the next semester, the next year, the next five years. And after he looks, he takes action! He is both eager and impatient to be at the work ahead, in order that his beloved Ozarks will be ready for tomorrow. In the two years of the Findley administration, the college has made- important progress. Enroll- ment increased 60 per cent. The faculty became generally recognized as one of the best in the state. The school received a gift of 352501100 for a new library. Dr. Findley is optimistic about the future. He has developed a new plan which will see the col- lege continue to grow in size and strength in the next five years. New buildings, more faculty mem- bers, broader curriculum - these and other im- provements are on the way, heralded by the battle- cry, Let's get going! September is tomorrow!