Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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Changing Campus With the October dedication of the addition to Overman Hall, the building and its facilities were Officially open for use by faculty members and students. The addition is the new home of the geology, mathema- UCS, and physics departments. It houses seven class- rO0ms, a lecture hall, laboratory facilities, and faculty Oilices. The laboratories are equipped with the latest Scientific equipment. IH February, Memorial Hall, the newest building OH Cft'mPUS, Was dedicated and officially opened to the public. Memorial Hall houses the Air Force and Army gggc Units- and the me-n's health. and physical edu- M I1 Idivision. In addition to formal classrooms, emorial Hall contains a spacious arena which seats approximately 5,5 00 persons. ki-j FOREIGN LANGUAGE students use modern laboratory equip- ment in learning pronunciation and enunciation techniques. New Facilities And Equipment L OQNELY AND FORGQTTEN, this radiator frames the debris the Old rec hall, which will become a speech laboratory 17

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I . Y i l ? F 5 . I ' f f l f i f I 2 i I i ' 2 i 3 s I 1 LIBRARY-the building which attracts the greatest number of students for study and research throughout the year. Outstanding Facilities Give Strength To Programs The New And Old While new buildings and additions were being dedicated, workmen were busy remodeling the old rec hall in the Administration Building. By mid-semester, it no longer existed. In its place stood bare planks, bare pillars, and torn up floor boards. When completed, the new room will be a speech laboratory. The re- modeled room will be divided into two sections, one section being used as a workshop and the other section being used as a small theater. New equipment in other departments aided the progress of education. Instructional equipment as well as new books were added to many departments. During the year, all of these facilities were used many times, but the facilities which received the most usage were those found in the-library . . . the many reference books. 18 WITH A SNIP of the scissors, Harold Anderson, director of athletics, opens Memorial Hall.