Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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A less noticeable but, perhaps, a more so- cially relevant change also occurred. University Hall, or U-Hall, lost its reputation as Fortress of the Maidens lbeing an all female dormj when it housed male residents for the first time in many years. They were placed on a renovated ground floor. Lovelace dorm, previously a freshman male dorm, was leased as an incuba- tor facility for small businesses. X, GXMODERN TIMES

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Sisson Hall, vacant last year, became the headquarters of student organizations and other various offices. This may have been the last year that Duryea Hall stood as the art class building. Construction of the Heuser Art Center be- gan in back of Duryea, which is destined for demolition. It is one of the oldest buildings on campus, once used for the manufacture of Duryea automobiles in the 193O's. .4 i l 6 ,I SXMODEFRN TIMES l ,, xx ,, K y ll' x 'x l Left:4A Homecoming couple strikes a sweet pose. Top right: Baker Hall, College of Business Administration. Bottom: Cullom-Davis Library. Photos by Frank Mehlig and Dan Sasveld