Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Nix, R L-w fk.a..a..1 -L. , Ji ,qi W lCVES . . . Government Hall was given to the Col- lege by the United States Government in 1947. Meyer Hall was purchased a short time later. These buildings, together with the originally purchased property pro- vided for the needs of the school for a number of years. As expansions were made in property holdings, the faculty of the school was also enlarged.

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