Minnesota State University - Katonian Yearbook (Mankato, MN)

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lui ml ill in . AND CROWDED HERE In a Crawford dormitory room, Melinda Johnson, right, and Jane Waughtel talk about cabbages, kings, and teddy bears. 9 Tlward Life ,cl 'ee Catching up on their reading in a comfortably fnrnislicd McElroy dormitory lounge are, clock- wise, Mike Chial, llay VVitm0re, jim Zwiekey, Richard Krusvniark, :md Larry Soper. The magnet of folk music draws Highland stu- dents together in the main lounge of Crawford dormitory. Y Highland C a m p u s dormitories, Cra w f o r d Center for women and McElroy Center for men, were occupied, respect- ively, in 1959 and 1961. 3 l ...iE5 . .... . U K ' .,,, K ,k 4m-QD-vvs,: '31 . X Z p . ,. M L,-,g 5, NM A z r i.,....uef-- 13 im A in t'- tvs-W

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I Searing Center, above, Valley Campus dormitory for men, was occupied in 1952. Cooper Center, right, Valley Campus dormitory for women, is the oldest and perhaps the most picturesque dormitory facility on campus. IT'S CROWDED HERE . . . We Leam...How To limb Jack Otterness, left, and Don Barclay find a corner of Searing Center suitable 1 for a guitar Serenade. The eternal magic of boy meets girl is fostered hy the proximity of Searing and Cooper dormitories. From her lawns we watch or are seen. Searing dormitory's float in the 1963 Homecoming Parade reflects dormitories overcrowded from swollen enrollments.

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MEMORIES Summer School I6 Freshman Week 18 Club Fair 20 Homecoming 22 Housing 28 Convocations 34 Political Emphasis Week 40 Snow Week 41 Opera 46 Drama 48 Debate 58 Charity Carnival 60 Dances 64 Graduation 66 EDITOR Pamela Mitchell