Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Decade of progress conUnu GS As new buildlngs go up and old ones are renovated, Marshall Uni- versity's campus becomes one of contrast, old and new. By taklng a close look at the Ii- brary or Jenkins Hall, you can see parts of the orlglnal building stlck- out the top. I 3 5 1 5 fl ? 5 Q 5 Q x

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As South Hall gets further renova- tlon, a new name is tagged on and good ole South becomes Holderby Hall to go with the new interior. Academic Building B is opened to students in the fall of '80 and is dubbed Corbly Hall. Gullickson Hall will soon disap- pear from sight as the Henderson Center literally swallows it as con- struction continues. The Science Building will soon be getting an addition and it may not be long before the tower is all that is left standing of Old Main. Hopefully, with the completion of Henderson Center, the women's gym will go also. The old building has outlived its time as the steps continue to fall in. If all things go well, in a few years students will come back to find a totally different campus if the new landscaping is carried through. With all the new buildings and ren- ovations, the facelift will come when the campus will need it the most.-TIM FILLINGER u as 5. I . I x f 1, s , ' ' .2 N A K ,X . f 4 Y Z I ft X24 .4 ...ip-