Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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Freeman Science Hall Thompson Science Hall Chemical smells, frogs in formaldehyde, and racks of thermometers are all facets of the SCIENCE HALL. This year the fourth floor of the older Thompson Hall was remodeled to provide laboratory space fo r new radio-isotope equipment and eight student project rooms. In the newer Freeman Hall the largest lecture room on campus, S.H. 116, is the backdrop for everything from General Biology classes to weekend movies. Together, the buildings house several stockrooms, offices, a Spitz Planetarium, and five classrooms which, with the labora- tories, very adequately equip the science departments.

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Across the stream and up the hills stand Russell, Hillside, and Jeffers halls, the MEN ' S RESIDENCES which house freshmen and sophomores. Upperclassmen live all over New Wilmington in fraternity houses and private rooms. Each weekday sunrise finds sleepy-eyed men aimed toward the tasks of the day on the main campus. Through the snow-covered streets or along leaf-strewn walks they come to classes. And when it comes time to eat they head for the men ' s cafeteria in Russell Hall, up the street, or out to the house. The close of the day brings with it the retracing of the path back to the room and its noise or solitude. Hillside Dormitory Russell Hall Jeffers Hall Off-campus

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Classroom Annex