Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

Page 33 text:

X'Vhile all ofthe centers' students are commuters. student activities such as this Tennessee l'Villiams play are extremely popular. Under the direction of Charles Pulley, university architect, models have been assembled to present a visual picture of the campus site. - ---mf. roi- -. - 'F ' F A-: 2: - - -ii ,- ' lr ,,r - L, - mv- , -3 - ' A -- an .L, - , 1-H. 1, 5 . ftp? 1 s ' 'ik '-J..-Y -. . ' T 5 ' ' - J :Y ,- -ff 12.1 fr-H or ilu -0- -- '- -' -- - , - -:fra-:at , SL.. if e, ' L-,. Q .45 tvfff, , ,, ,Q ' -- - - 1 V- rag . . -'x Q4 rw., A - ij, dr Y, Q .l. .-f:5?f'f.s 'f'l'f.:'-iL.s , 3' sq- 1 - ' - - l- -- -fi' - we L' LF '-- I - -P W or .L--jf-:X i , 'gig 71 sm. 4 7,-'D Q T.. 3333, .r?'fi f. I .',- .QM '-' g ' ' e 'M V I '-1, E ' 1 f- qi- , V,,Qi'-, . ' . . f-K-2, 4- -----4 -3 ,,- , ,-- ,.. A A wtf t 154.511, . .. ..-.- , Y r- 4- we , ,.,, ' f 4 rv..- W--. .' v- , V e M. ig is f L ., ' ---' V -. .. ,K M vw , , V a-V .A Q:-5 -wt-. af., 4, f fgkliih fr fs, ' - 7' Classrooms aren't far away after the 10 oiclock coffee break in the student union building at the Alton Center. Alton students have found that former college turned into a University Center isn't so bacl after all if approached with a positive attitude.

Page 32 text:

- ,-mm: si -. . 'E-453 ' Edwardsville Starts ts Construction Program Three of the SIU branches are located near the greater St. Louis metropolitan areag the East St. Louis center, the Alton center, and the Edwardsville campus. Pri- marily intended as a commuter college, the centers have grown so rapidly that provisions may have to be made in future development for dormitories. While the Alton and East St. Louis centers are currently operating in leased facilities, a massive construction program has begun on the Edwardsville campus. The five buildings now underway include one each for science and communications, a general classrooms building, a university center, and a three-story library. Since the campus area is an expansive country site, the master-plan indicates a modern, well-organized design. Edwardsvillds Elijah Lovejoy Library was named after the famous Illinois abolitionist and newspaper editor. 42.4-Q5xwv'2v-rs ,, . K ..., . , ff :P 2::m,, 1--1 ,ya ,.-ww.: ,,.. . 1.1 Q.f,.:M. Located between two large lal-:cs on the north and south. the campus also has this smaller lake situated near the classrooms building. Wifi' X

Page 34 text:

belisk Honors utstanding Faculty Started in 1964 as a program which gave recognition to faculty members whose efforts and devotion have enabled them to make especially significant contribu- tions to both the University and to their chosen pro- fessional helds, the OBELISK is this year honoring fourteen members of the faculty. Because of limited Herbert Fink, Department of Art, was the recipient of thc Tillany Award in 1958 and the Chaloner Prize in 1951-52 and in 1952-54. l-lis work, including sculpture as well as oils and drawings, is displayed in the collections of the University of Michigan, Brown University. Yule Gallery, University of Indiana and the Library of Congress. The Phila- delphia Museum of Art, the Boston Museum of Art and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts also have featured exhibits of lvlr. Fink's work. As a reflection of his ability, Mr. Fink was the recipient of the Gug- genheim Grant for creative art for 1965-66. space, only a few of the many deserving candidates could be selected. Only a small list of the more impor- tant activities and publications could be includedg but all of these people have one quality in common, they are dedicated to furthering the knowledge of their pro- fession and to fostering students, respect for wisdom. QE Georgia lYinn, llepzirtnient ol' linqlish, is the author ol' numerous articles zis uf-ll :is having written four texts in the lfmrrm Llilllft of-I.lfz'f!1lllfr' series and co-Qiuthoretl the lurrg Um lazrzgrlfzgr text. During l95-. Dr. XX'inn worked with the British Council in Durhzun on ll course designed for teachers ol I-inglish literature outside ol' the British Isles. Dr. Ninn formerly servecl ns lu-.ntl of the linglish Department at lexus State College. Prollessor NX'inn's elliorts halve been largely resporisible lor the estzrhlislnnent :incl the continued sucei-ss ol' the Southern student poetry piilzlicutioii, 'lin .S'rmfl1. llzxvul l.ut'li. l7ep4irtnu'nt ol Xlnrl-acting. is Ll ineniher ol' the .Xmericgin xl.ll'lit'llI'lQ' .-Xssociation zinfl the .X1uerxc.ui lzconomie .XSSOL'1llUOD, He has L'UllJllJUl'4lU'll with ll. ll. XY41lesund ll. A. 'luylor in the authorship ol'.llf1rlf'mrg lfamzrrlz which has heen pulzlished in llnglish.ilgiimiirse. Spanish and ltziligin for use ns .1 imirketing texthoolc. Professor l.ucli. :in ollicer in the l.'.S. Navy Reserve. is currently conducting lor Mississippi Valley ln- xestiggition il stiulr of service industry in the economic lmse UliSt7llIllt'1'l'l lllinois gintl the Blis- SISSIIJIDI X grllcy. l l l l l,