Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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2). if. onnitorieS Beginning with the build- ing of Julia Ann King and Bertha Goodison Halls in 1939, the number of college residence halls has been swelled to a total of five with the completion of James M. Brown Hall last fall. The first of the men ' s dormitories, John M. Munson Hall, was completed shortly before the war, while Lydia Jones Hall still shows evidence of its recent construction. All told, the five residence halls are designed to accommodate between 1500 and 2000 men and women. The addition of dormito- ries to the campus paved the way for growth in stu- dent enrollment. These resi- dence halls also tend to in- sure a closer relationship among students. The residence halls have comfortable lounges and good recreational facilities. Each of the two men ' s dorm- itories, Brown and Munson, are the proud possessors of a television set, and each of the women ' s halls have com- bination radio-phonograph consoles. 12 AURORA

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