Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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fill ' III . • The Humanities Building (above), opened for use in 1969, looms eight stories high on the east side of the quad. Across the quad, the Performing Arts Building (above right) went up in 1965 and is connected to McCarthy Hall by the only bridge on campus, the original plan being to connect all buildings with bridges. The Educa- tion Class- room Building (far right) was built in 1973 due to a classroom and office space shortage. JJin The Engineer- ing Computer Science Complex (above) were occupied in 1971. 10 Buildings • Cmnpui The Becker Ampitheater (above left) was a student- designed complex that was finished in late summer of 1984, most commonly known for its noontime concerts. McCarthy Hall (above) was C.S.U.F. ' s first permanent structure and origianally housed the library, bookstore, and administration offices. It was originally named the Letters and Sciences Building and was fitted to be a nuclear fallout and emergecy disaster facility. Some of the inside hallways (left) are decorated with murials themed to the department housed on that floor. i!;i5i!!»ii ' s ,aMM «S: ;- i

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Buildings qnd Campus i The Science Lab Center, the newest building on campus, opened in 1994 and is fitted with the newest in scientific research equipment. Langsdorf Hall, originally named the Business Adminis- tration Building when it opened in 1971. was dedicated to William Langsdorf, one of the five founding fathers of the university in 1974. At nine stories, it is the talle.st building on campus. For many, the visitor information center is the first introduction to campus. It provides valuable information on parking and directions or just making sure you are on the right planet. Buildings and Campus- w

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The Titan Shops Bookstore (top left) opened as the Student Commons in August 1967 and originally housed the cafeteria. The University Center (top right), which now houses the food court and Student Life offices, opened in May 1976 having been paid for totally by the students. Within the U.C. are the Portola Pavillion (left) which holds up to 1200 people. The Garden Cafe and The Pub (below), which all entertain groups for con- certs, dinners, events, and socialization The Physical Education Building (above left) was dedicated in 1966. The Ruby Gerontology Center (above middle) houses the programs campus geared toward helping the elderly. The Jewell Plummer Cobb Residence Halls (far left) are named for the former univer- sity president and The Visual Arts Building (left), opened in 1979, houses labs for all the visual arts from sculpt- ing to painting.