McPherson College - Quadrangle Yearbook (McPherson, KS)

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EHLFE L+7li tl??ll5Hlll3lllll ? ... Y ll Board of Trustees At the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees, February second, the above members were present, beginning at the left: W. H. Yoder, Alumni Trustee, Morrill, Kansas, W. W. Holsopple, Middle Missouri, Versailles, Missouri, J. E. Bryant, Western Colorado, Grand Junction, Colo- rado, D. W. Teeter, Southern Missouri, Jasper, Missouri, S. G. Nickey, Nebraska and Northeastern Colorado, Haxtun, Colorado, G. E. Shirky, Southeastern Kansas, Madison, Kansas, J. J. Yoder, Executive Board, Mc- Pherson, Kansas, G. W. Burgin, Northwestern Kansas, Burr Oak, Kansas, F. E. Marchand, Oklahoma, Thomas, Oklahoma, F. P. Detter, Executive Board, McPherson, Kansas, J. N. Dresher, Executive Board, McPherson, Kansas, A. E. Riddlebarger, Idaho, Nampa, Idaho, H. J. Harnly, Executive Board, McPherson, Kansas, J. A. Flory, Executive Board, McPherson, Kansas, Emry Martin, Southwestern Kansas and Southeastern Colorado, Bloom, Kansas, Norman A. Saylor, Northeastern Kansas, Morrill, Kansas, W. O. Beckner, Field Secretary, McPherson, Kansas. The only man absent was E. G. Dodabaugh, Northern Missouri, Norborne, Missouri. Sia-

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iutr agig i- .lLHVEiLUlT '-R ,A--....... , New Dorm for Ladies The large number of ladies, and married people too, who fiocked to McPherson College in the last few years, demonstrated to the management that something had to be done to accommodate them. Houses could not be found on the hill to shelter them, and the dormitories were full. Last summer the beautiful building shown above was erected at a total cost of thirty thousand dollars. It is located just a few steps north of Arnold Hall. It is thirty by sixty-four feet in dimensions, three stories, built of brick and hollow tile, with a green tile roof. It was completed Saturday, October twenty-fifth, and the girls moved from the gymnasium Barracks the following Monday. The structure is modern in every way, furnished thru-out with first class oak furniture. The first floor contains four suites of rooms, which are occupied by married people. The second contains three suites of rooms, two single rooms and a reception room. The third floor contains nine student rooms, bath and toilet. l 'irc T I I .A

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FM E Lute in? mimi fig.: 5 New Science Hall McPherson College is moving along. Above is presented a prospectus of the new Science Hall. It gives a good idea of how the building wil'l look. It will be located north of Sharp Administration building and a little to the east. It is to be a good fire-proof building, fronting the west, one hundred twenty-eight feet long, fifty-four feet wide, and four stories high. The entire first floor will be devoted to chemistry. There is to be enough laboratory space to accommodate a large number of students. Chemistry is be-ing more and more demanded and it is for this reason. that one floor will be given over exclusively to this department. The second floor will be given to two departments. The north end will be fitted up for Domestic Science and Art work. This department has suffered much in the past for want of room. The south end will be equipped for the Physics department. The biological laboratory will occupy the north end of the third floor. This is a very important department for in it students receive the proper perspective of life. The department of Agriculture will occupy the south end. This, too, is an important department and should have ample equip- ment and space. The fourth floor wi'll be given over to recitation rooms, music and art, and halls for the various literary societies. Seven