Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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pierre wet emn gy ' See BELMONT LV Bl Existinc = PROPOSED : :T0 BE RAZED Oneonta wn — . Avalon Hall . Acuff Chapel . High School Cafeteria . High School Classrooms . Veterans Apartments . Alumni Auditorium . College Hall . Crisman Library . Science Building . Home Management House . Residence . Classracm Building . Harding Hall 19. Fine Arts Building . Burton Gym 20. Bible Building . High School Gym 21. McQuiddy Gym . Elam Hail 22. Johnsen Halil 9. Residence 23. Johnson Hall 10. Work Shop 24. Biology Building . Foed Service Building . Sewell Hall . Residence . Heating Plant Lipscomb Has Big Plans For The Future A long-range program of David Lipscomb College is a fifteen-year $6,000,000 campaign to improve the quantity and quality of the college. New construction will add a science, Bible and religious education, fine arts, and needed classroom buildings. Through adding these new buildings, doubling the capacity of Johnson Hall dormitory for girls, expanding the dining hall, and providing new high school facilities, Lipscomb will be able to accommodate an expected 2400 enrollment by 1974. To assure high grade academic training, a 100 percent increase in the faculty members holding the doctor’s degree or its equivalent is planned. For the entire expansion campaign, the slogan, “When the last brick is laid— the last dollar will be paid,” has been adopted. This sound program is one that is designed to serve the needs of a growing and com- plex society. It looks to the future of the college in physical expansion, faculty development, and student achievement. LIPSCOMB MOVES FORWARD. Page 17