Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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5 H FRANK ELLIO7' MTHE building, which basin beauty in design, is stately ew in appearance, and complete in Jw all its departments, will be a li fitting tribute to Frank Elliott yi were words spoken by Frank C. 4. l l s I l i i Ball at dedicatory services held qw on Dad,s Day for the Frank iii il? Elliott Ball Residence Hall, new ' A S375,000 dormitory for men, i

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BUR RIS SCHOOL 1 I ' I 1 , . -- , nfs: A.. Qi f ' 5 4 , . 'JQXLLEQ . ' J Fukfs- 24- - f . F GYMNASIUM LUCINA HALL OUNDS of construction processes remind Ball Staters that growth is ever prevalent on the campus as the new S130,500 addition to Lucina Hall, women's dormitory, 542,750 addition to Ball Gymnasium, and S360,000 addition to Burris Laboratory School near completion. The Lucina Hall addition will accommodate 110 women and will in- clude enlarged dining room and kitchen, recreation rooms, bedrooms, laundry rooms, toilet rooms, and shampoo rooms. A swimming pool, three classrooms, and two hand ball courts will be included in the gymnasium addition. Included in the addition to the Burris Laboratory School will be busi- ness education classrooms, rooms for the use of the English department, elementary classrooms, recreational rooms for the use of the entire school, and crafts rooms. A better utilization of the present classrooms will be possible after the construction of the new wing, according to Dr. Earl A. Johnson, principal of the school.

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F7 g'-.- T BALL HALL :rected in memory of his son who was killed in May, 1936 in ln airplane accident at Findley, Qhio. The dormitory, which is 1 gift to the college from the 3all Foundation, was first opened for occupancy at the ineginning of the fall term and is the home of one hundred yzwenty-two students. X