Eastern Illinois University - Warbler Yearbook (Charleston, IL)

Page 15 text:

iam, FS-E i E '14, Q 3 v f1,,fyf:71:,'.',:--.1 - 1 , , ii eg, -,f5Q,7 , - nmmgg W W 'Ll -iff V g2'f,L?c:,Tw+lv2w,5.iFf:'u 1: M- - W 1 ' f'll-ax1f:u:-i:'1i,,1' A I A-J ,L ' 1' ,-A .gf req, - ' '1' 11. 3 .,,f ' F' , I A 11,1-g-gfff.-::51k5'f-'g mb., M W 5,,f.,, 3-gr: ,gh ,: ' '.. , ' '- Y '- , -L, H .Q , 4,5 2 5,4 Q77 -,gg :mga-MGS' ' ,K eg .QLAAEZQE 1751595315.,-.-.,h71S5bwg V. , , . , , ,ig 3 V M. , , f 4 Q. , 2,4 Aki, 1 vw' -i:, , TW' 'J .' Q' 995124-2f E2f-hvx' .- 1,-f,,,1:-W ,-:5 ' Q., ' .W .- 'lam '1A ,Mk g, f-Eugw'-caggfwzl 1Q?'EQ?-gegvagwr X! iM my 1- A V ,'mW'w wEw'5 'M9W Qw'w ?'1v.L'+iV3, xii iWWQ5L1 1fff5252,' .,-- -, - 5 .,.,' 1 5 I 'f ' ' flu Vi. .5213-'lf lffffiff 'f w, - '- , , J iw, V iq, 1' .N - 5 ff F' W ' 1 ,, fx- '- HW. flffxff 'V ,I ...Awww ,, , ,w.w-vm- 'wmvw-f'wM:,,,QW m 04. Us W f if .V 'g .JH-:P , - u- 4 --'-'----- M- Q f y '- ,. 'A 'vsww Q.,-Q TY' ' if 2'Jf..'. , w , -at Y ' a-- - 's 'Xi'-' 1 '- ' ' 'Z '-3' 4-1 J 'T' . r NN. 7 ?:'si. --, .. ,J ' - .. , WL wh V. ,Q V , --3,7 'M I' y., ' , M, W- X ' N Mmm ' , vt my MN- w,wgv, M www 52 4 J , wp - 1- , ' 3 ,sr rf' ' . N aw- ' ' ',,, Ain. 51, 1 re, ' 343, ' Q, N, . ,, wr , M K 1, -V -, ,, I A L- 533,55 NP' ., .- .- -Lx ,K ,, :M X-A FKA, ,Q L fQQ23T,5Q' ' H N 4Jf T--W 4'NMw.xw f 'T'-f W' Y ,, -i ,,5ff.11:wiw' P f' ,-.5-ff: Hi ,,,.-N 'N TEX. - f' If-'ffl ' flfv MA- ,va ' 'X J Q ,flif '12 ,, .ff D- ' 1- -ff' -, wT'E ww- . , W' - IW. 2 W ,Mn-V Jw . ,,,,,fz, 1, ., -W ,, 'lv 1 ,M ,--,Q ,Ju , f ,rr V .f Irv, ,,,-A - . fm gem, - Q P , V '..., ,. , am. .,:Q,..,,gw,'M-X, umfq.-K ws.. 'Y , f-9111 v Www RA M'f.L,M,4j 'w ww W , --W. , fm? YFW-gg .?3PIlHm.,, o W A 3, 'ii ,Q ,vxhlnnllefdiiog-J . i 1 .Arl 5-my . 1,-menu-, .4 ui- A li.

Page 14 text:

7ag- gunmen! Gddfzfdvt awidmcea cw Pemberton Hall, completed on january 4, 1909, during the presidency of Livingston C. Lord, is undergoing this year the construction of an additional wing in order to meet the de- mands that Easternis growing female popula- tion makes on campus housing. The new wing is expected to be ready for occupancy next fall and will house 111 residents. The companion building to Old Main, Pem Hall was the second building to be finished on Eastern's campus, and the first womens dormitory to be built on a state school campus in Illinois. In the past few years, new structures have sprung like mushrooms around the campus, and construc- tion is still going on, but in Pem Hall we have the first example of the very old becoming so much a part-in-fact of the very new. Expansion at Eastern has not ignored the male students. Plans for a new men's dormitory which will occupy ground on what is now the archery range will be in the construction stage by the time this year's Wd1'bZ61' is issued. Nor has the most important aspect of University life-the academic-been left out of future planningg a new Life Science building is now being built on the site of the old formal gardens behind the library, at an estimated cost of 1.5 million dollars. It will also replace the old out- door theatre where graduation ceremonies were held during the summers of 1953 and 1954, and where, in 1953, a scene from Shakespeare's I.V.lidJ'Zl77Z77Z61' Nigbfr Dream was produced. Flourishing? Indeed we are! It is exciting to watch the old give way to the new, while ivy- covered tradition continues side by side with the newly landscaped. NEW added to old as Pem grows. OLD MAIN-Livingston C. Lord Administration Building Photo by Dan Tliornbur

Page 16 text:

HUM! WHERE NEXT? ...Z STOP THE BELL! l can hear, exclaims Ray Weger. ,gil if i l. .. '4-. , ,. iw fy' ., 1 , Sf Yi f ' '-5. l 1' l, . , ll i llllxxlllll UU xzlfll 'ilk f. M '. i.' i. We me fl 1' .ft 1 T 'J X. sf 'u. ,' ---1 DEAR MOM I m learning how to fill out forms. A typical freshman, Ray Weger did not begin to realize the tedious task that awaited him while entering Eastern. The task-registration-must be completed be- fore classes begin. When the beginners ar- rived on campus September 4, little did they realize that this anticipated-with-ioy lexus if-24 aim ul ll hee: !'lL:g7 week would only add to their needless wor- ries. All was going well for Ray that week. He rather enioyed having his eyesight checked, his hearing tested, and even having his ID picture taken. However, when adviser Dr. Lefler explained to him that he must decide his courses for the coming year, pull class cards, rearrange his schedule and also reg- ister his car, Ray suddenly had a new out- look. Ray, like many other fellow classmates, exclaimed, All this, iust to pay my fees! lt's worth it, however. RAY gets cheerful boost from adviser Dr. Lefier. 4 .X f .rss ,iss ,.. W-aff. .f l'-'G ' '-12, 5 . . ar - ' e ee - 'ii-Q ::: . - Y 4 1 ' 919:-: E, ' X: Y M - .., ,