Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Men's Residence Hall 1 V In 1958, two beautiful, mo- dern new buildings were add- ed to the campus: the men's and women's residence halls. The two buildings are very similar in construction, and the girls' dorm houses lO2, and the boys' dorm 86. Y f f . f ,1 V - 1-.ia fag: . 1 I I If ' :gif ' 'P' gm l , 1 ,ig ,glial Vfgfyrifzr! A Sumpter Hall Dedicated in 1950, Sumpter Hall houses the cafeteria, bookstore, re- ception and recreation rooms, and the Home Economics and Art departments. lt was named in honor of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Sumpter, whose gifts ro the col- lege helped make the building possi- ble. Wo men's Residence Hall Y 5. 7

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Davis Administration Building Long a landmark of Wichita, Davis Ad- ministration building was originally the main building of Garfield University. When the college became Friends University, the big, beautiful building was named Da- vis Administration in honor of James and Anna Davis who purchased the property and presented it to the Kansas Yearly Meeting of Friends.

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Music Hall The building now used as the Music Hall was originally a ladies dormitory for Garfield University, and later, for Friends. Shortly af- ter World War II, it was converted to a mens' residence hall, and in 1947 became the Music Hall. It contains music studios, practice rooms, and a listening room for the Carnegie Record Library. Mark Reeve Cabin In the shade of three Austrian pines, stands a log cabin the gift of the class of 1940, built with the help of Mark Reeve. The logs are from a log cabin originally in Sumner County, and were given to Mark Reeve by the owner. Some of these logs were used in the construction of the small cabin in the Fellow-Reeve Museum. I K , K, fgg. ,'- I -I . I l fp t ,tal me '1 ' - f lil A JY 1 ,. g, , ,,.,y,.,, , .f , y ,jx y i t a if , f, ,el f , Ji! gig!! ig! V ir i f t Vi Mttlfttls ' Q' l t , . lifes 8