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An avenue of Pencil Pines led from the College gates down to the Auditorium, interspersed with tall lamps. A couple of these lamps can still be seen on South Campus.

This pleasance was situated in a small open area created between lecture classrooms. A small figure, named "Naied", was placed in a small pool of water at one end. "Naied", by K Murray-Jardine, was given to the College by an anonymous donor.

This wooden pergola with climbing roses ran east-west from the College gates towards the auditorium. The pergola was later replaced with a steel structure which is still on the campus today.