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

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MOST COEDS REMEMBER ivy-covered Moulton Hall, Freshmen dorm, as their first adventure in college living. HIGHER UP ON the hill is Lowry Hall, whose residents are nearly all Sophomores. Located at either side of the building ' s main entrance is one of its two cafeterias. BUILT WITH ENTRANCES on three different ground levels, McGilvrey houses the science labs and classrooms. 21

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THE CLASSIC STONE pillars of Merrill Hall echo from within its walls the lonely wail of a music student ' s horn, the beat of the journalism tele- type, and the crescendo of the choir practicing. KENT HALL, ONE of the University ' s first permanent build- ings, is still one of its most used. In addition to class- rooms, the three-story brick structure contains the home economics rooms. Studio Theatre, radio station WKSU, photography labs, psychology clinic, and guidance testing. BEHIND THE IMPRESSIVE stone exterior of the Administra- tion Building may be found the many executive offices which keep Kent State moving ahead. Located here also Is Wills Gymnasium and the ever-popular Atrium meeting place. 20

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SOON TO BE replaced by a new University Training School, the present laboratory building for students majoring in education will be turned into a classroom hall. Its facilities will replace those of the tem- porary buildings on the back campus. FROM ITS lofty position high up on the hill, the University Health Center, rated as a 45-bed hospital, looks down upon the campus. The mo- dern three-story structure has a full- time staff of doctors and nurses.