Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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uililiiiaa ate like clatlie tliat make the man! On a college campus, buildings somehow seem to mirror the basic qualities of an ever-changing cosmopolitan student body. As student dress, taste and methods of education change, so does the appearance of the uni- versity. Among Kent State ' s ten permanent buildings and many temporary structures are found reflections of 6,200 student temperaments . . . modern efficiency of McGilvrey and Engleman . . . nostalgic memories suggested by ivy-pillared Merrill and Kent, Lowry and Moulton . . . practical in- genuity of the industrial arts plant . . . stately classicism of Rockwell Library, the hub of campus lanes . . . . . . And, most characteristic, the amazing adaptability of modern students as likened to the temporary student center and men ' s dormitories, converted from army barracks. Where there is progress in learning, architects ' plans are never far behind. Campus Scene

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m : - ■ . ■i ■ Th L ar ♦, Richard Arnold

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itt -TtiLL Cttl From the beauty land Ohio comes our universal praise. lis the song of Alma Mater that her sons and daughters raise. John Stage 10