Hastings College - Bronco Yearbook (Hastings, NE)

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Through the Campus For many years Miss Carpenter has traversed the distance between her home on University Avenue and her office via this path. Ringland Hall, rigfof, whose first floor houses all the administrative offices, was named in honor of Dr. Ringland, first president of the college. On the main thoroughfare of the campus stand Ringland and McCor- mick, the two oldest buildings on the campus. Around them is Woven the history of the school. ' L 722 J.

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,S Walks Curve lnvitingly Taylor Hall coeds scurrying to class have seen this View of McCormick Hall, left, probably more than has anyone else on the campus. ln the spring, when young n'1en's and women's fancies turn to any- thing but studies, this spot on the campus affords an excellent place from which to keep track of the activity at Ringland Hall, leff. Curved walks are predominant on Hastings College campus. If one fol- lows this one to the the right, he will reach the libraryg to the left will be Ringland. 24

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