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ith out chairs its amazing

how big the chapel looks! However,

this summer the chapel did get a

face lift and an expantion so now it

is much larger. Plush new chairs

that match the reverant decor of the

chapel also came in to add the final

touch to this newly designed house

of worship.

efore and after" never

meant so much as it does now, es­

pecially regarding the "new" chapel.

The brass lights, the new maroon

chairs, and the beautiful wallpaper

all help to give this solemn place of

worship just the right appearance.

We all thank the donors of the Gos­

pel Center Incorporated who made

this beautiful change possible.

rying to find a needle in a hay­

stack is the feeling Mr. Giltner, Clay

Powell, Mrs. Phillips, and Mr. Bryant

got when looking for the proper

place to put everything for the

brand-new admissions office locat­

ed in the renovated upstairs portion

of Cathcart Hall.

end product was well worth the ef­

fort of working in cramped rooms

for a few months. The admissions

^ ^ h a n g e is not made without in­ staff is especially happy with their

convenience, even from worse to larger quarters.

better."-Richard Hooker. This aptly Miss Darby, Mr. Bryant’s secre­

describes the moving of offices from tary, assists Kurt Brown and John

Dambach to Emmons and then to Doerbecker during the move from

Cathcart Hall over the summer. Staff Emmons to Cathacart.

gracefully endured smaller quarters

in Emmons during renovations. The