Grace College - Heritage Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

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The 65-acre Grace campus faced a series of expansions that resulted from an increased student body enrollment, which soared to 700 students this year, a 57% increase over five years. The demands for more facilities to house students brought forth the use of perimeter housing; the Winona Hotel, Beyer Home, Delta, Gam¬ ma C and the Medical Center worked double duty as women ' s dorms. The sud¬ den increase caused some consternation in the dining commons, as well, with its capacity seating of 248 and 492 registered to eat. Classroom facilities were also added in the form of East Hall which was newly purchased in 1971 and remodeled to house the music department. A donation made possible the nearly completed soc¬ cer field. The field should be completed in the spring of ' 73. Also the previously known library learning center faced a new form of ex¬ pansion when Betty Zimmer Morgan do¬ nated $100,000 towards it s improvement. 1

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HERITAGE Volume Six GRACE COLLEGE Winona Lake, Indiana

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Table of Contents Social.10 Fine Arts.27 Organizations.37 Spiritual. 46 Sports.56 Individuals.74 Scholastic.112 Advertisements.130