Eastern Washington University - Kinnikinick Yearbook (Cheney, WA)

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,I A1 x -ef R TZ-il Tl. las- 1 Y .Y 'ii-lf' Homes 0f Musi: Am! A tlzletics The new music building is devoted to band and orchestra activities. It also houses practice and ensemble rooms as well as having studios for private instruction and wind and string instrument studios. The music hall isnit open to just music majors but to all personnel of the college, as well as others wishing musical instruction. The first unit of the building was opened late in 1948. The picture ftopj was snapped in the middle of Che- ney's beautiful winter. The girls' doimitory can be seen in the right background. Directly below the music building is the Eastern Washington College field house, which recently experienced a face lifting of brick shake. The huge structure contains several gymnasiums and an indoor track arena. A size- able swimming pool with plenty of dressing rooms is located at the far end of the building. Several classrooms are provided for instruction in physical education. Many athletic events were held here during the yeaar. All the home basketball games were played in the big gymnasium. Eastern and the field house also played hosts to the district B playoffs for the high school basketball players. Boys' and girls intramurals took place in the field house, when the weather didn't permit participation out- side. Swimming meets, high school play days, and general recreation for the college were enjoyed here. Offices for members of the physical education department are housed in the field house. 4 lr '::...5. l . I , ' I z HIM .2g mm L ' 1+ . - i! ' Q all 1 5 ' icuii:-U'

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THE KINNIKINICK'S MAN OF THE YEAR, WHOSE INSPIRA- TION, CONTRIBUTIONS IN LEADERSHIP, SINCERE INTEREST AND FAITHFUL SERVICE TO THE SCHOOLHAS BEEN GREAT- LY APPRECIATED. TO YOU, FRANCIS J. SCHADEG6, WE SINCERELY DEDI- CATE THE I952 KINNIKINICK.

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,Maw wimpy-X E u ,ggl . H we - gn, 1. ww , ,, z Q ' . E me H1 1 'HW J' f. Lila f?-die Q5 1.1 , le? The beauty of two of Eastern's dorms is captured in these photos. Above is the New Dorm women's residence which was completed in the spring of last year. In- cluded in the beautifully constructed building is a spacious living room, fur- nished with modern furni- ture, where dances and so- cial events are featured. On the lower floor is the dining hall where campus residents eat. Pictured below is Sut- ton Hall where about 150 male students are at home. The Sutton living room has also been the scene of social events this year. wr 1 ZW I. I 'X' 'X 1 ,ff A Residence I-'or All Here is the home of President and Mrs. Otis W. Free- man. This picturesque brick home is located next to Senior Hall, women's dorm. A barbecue pit located behind the house is a favorite picnic spot for clubs and organizations. Wi-' 1 'WEE' .... ms, rr,u 1!f': ' Y ,,-. p s, , ,,- an Q., yy-,Min--U il .rl - 4 Ls ' 'M M we ., ll 2 M if .sfo E I f ie' H i 2- ' 1 i- EE: iw. , ' H 157 f- - .1 E' xfw' 'F -.3 gf. x A