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( Always growing, ) the Co [leg o additions during first semes

ter. Ground broke on the Paden residence bail ex­

tension in July). After years of diligent planning, generous

contributions, and perseverance in tl)e face of adversity, the

dream of expansion became reality. Tbe new wing rose

three stories in tbe air similar to tbe original wing. An addi-

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tional feature of tbe new wing was tbe elevator. Tbe new

addition to t be gy mnasiu m i nc I a ded a music classroom, sev­

eral practice studios and music offices, a student center and

snack shop, and a new bookstore and post office.

Over tbe summer months and stretching into the fall

excitement and anxiety grew as the buildings took shape.

■ ANDY DAVIES Dr. Phil Larsen, Vice President for Administrative Affairs

put the expansion into perspective stating, "Even

Growing projects were great assets in showing to guests

Rome wasn't built in a day." The building

Pains and■ prospective students visiting campus the

College's continued growth tmb its intention to

reach wore people with a solid, Bible-based educa­

tion. The steady growth of the College with its

increase in the number of students, faculty, and staff has

been an encouragement to the College family a,s well as to

the supporters and friends of the College.

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usic major Judy Arnholt's Mu-

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ic Theory class was held in the

1 temporary structure that was

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laced in the greenbelt be-

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een Emmons and the gymna­

sium for the music classroom.

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Mr. Neil Taylor and his staff built
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ramps and completed the "fin­

ishing" work on the building.

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