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iid. H3'33 1'11 U!!!-anis? U!!! KING MEMORIAL In September, 1953, the architect's drawings were completed and the Hall contract was awarded to the Hossler Construction Com- pany of Tiffin. On October 15, 1953, the tenth ground breaking in the history of the college took place. Classes were dismissed early and students, faculty, and Tiffin friends attended the ceremony. President Terry Wickham served as Master of Ceremonies and prominent Tiffin citizens took leading parts. Ten days later abriek taken from the original walls of Founders Hall was incased in a foun- dation stone and laid in place on Homecoming Day. Plans for the three story building unit were on their way to becoming reality. As plans became more complete, it was decided to make two residence hall wings fianked on the inner side by a lounge building. Along the front a covered walkway would predominate. A head counselor's three-room apartment was planned to foster the spirit of home life, and the lounge would provide opportunities for entertainment A typical room RESIDENCE HALL and meetings. Professor Burke led the financial campaign onward. In May the student pledge drive started on campus. By July the Board of Trus- tees authorized the building committee to make the dorm ready for autumn occupancy. But, when we left college last spring, the dormitory could barely be seen. A surprise awaited us in the fall. An almost-completed three-story building greeted our eyes. Awaiting the occu- pancy of 186 men, the dormitory featured large double rooms, long corridors, and spacious shower and dressing rooms. Each room, with two large windows and attractively painted walls, is equipped with built-in wardrobes and modern furniture. Now the Heidelberg men, too, are enjoying life in a dormitory. King Memorial Residence Hall is the product of three years of concen- trated plans and hard work. It is a carefully planned forward step in higher education. Brown Lounge
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