Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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o 4 I Q , 'l-tltin .f ' ' iitlti tl f tt! H if -ll '12 19 ti si it - it it 0.56.43 staff The proof of the college is in its expansion, and so it is with justifiable pride that Iamestown College presents Orlady Hall, its newly constructed science building. The 365,000 structure had long been needed to house the growing science department, and, when under Dr. Kroeze's capable and experienced direction, the campaign for necessary funds was brought to a successful close, prepar- ations were made at once to begin work. The building had progressed sufficiently to lay the cornerstone as a part of the Iune graduation services, and shortly after school convened last fall the classrooms were ready for service. Along with facilities for study came recreational opportunities in the Student Union, which was soon completed. The architecture of the building is in harmony with the other buildings on the campus and has been designed functionally for the needs of the science department. All steel construction, terrazzo floors and steps, and sound-absorbing first floor ceil- ings are only a few of the many modern features of the building. The third and top floor of the Hall is occupied by the physics and biology departments, both classrooms and laboratories. Improved features over the old quarters in Taber Hall are the built-in stone benches and new, more conveniently arranged equipment. The second floor is given to mathematics and chemistry department classrooms with an ex- ceptionally large, well-equipped laboratory for chemistry. Credit and praise should be given to those professors of the sciences who donated so freely of their time, energy, and money to put their various departments in order and make them complete and efficient.

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BAREND H. KROEZE President A. B., 1894, University of Michigan, M. A. graduate work, 1894-1895, University of Michigan, Graduate oi Mc- Cormick Theoloqical Sem- inary, 1895-18985 Graduate work, 1901, University of Chicago: M.A., 1903, Lenox: D.D., 1906, Coe College: LL.D., 1917, Iamestown Col- lege, Professor, Lenox, 1902- 19055 President, Whitworth College, 1905-1909.