Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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l , A. P xQ iI'i5l. it 1 5,21 'j.i, Q' 1 Kr 'fi' wil' r. Q: VY' if 31 'l! a 5, l STANLEY GYM NASI UM Named for the first president of Friends University, Edmund Stanley Gymnasium is a prominent building on campus. Physical education facilities are housed here. MUSIC HALL 1965 marks the end of an era for Music Hall. lt's beautiful and functional replacement is nearing completion. Music Hall has served Friends University well. lt was originally built forthe ladies dormitory, but was converted to a mens' residence shortly following the second world war. ln 1947 it became known as Music Hall and now it is being retired. U s

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MEN'S RESIDENCE The Men's Residence Hall, which houses 86 boys, was nearly full to capacity this year. The build- ing was built in l958. The Women's Residence Hall, built 'the same year, houses l02, but it has not been filled. is Sumpter Hall is the home of the cafeteria, the Home Economics and Art departments. lt was dedi- cated in l95O and is named to honor Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Sumpter. SUMPTER HALL WOMEN'S RESIDENCE I

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AGRI-ARTS BUILDING q The building which houses the industrial arts and agriculture departments at Friends University was at one time two separate buildings. Classrooms and metal and wood shops are contained in the Agri-Arts building. MARK REEVE S CABIN The log cabin on the campus of Friends University should be of Interest to every student The logs of which It IS built were donated by the owner of the original cabin which was un Sumner County Another smaller cabin of logs from the same site is now in Fellow Reeve Museum 9