Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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Table nf Contents Activities Division Summary Publications Arts Military Organizations Division pf Summary 'Q' 'S :wr Honoraries and Q A 'sl' 1' . yr professionals 4 1,1 1 'f yi. 5 Interest groups ' W Sports Division 3 ,ny 5 I Summary 1 P- ill lf' i o o 0 0 I 9 1' Senior DIVISION W A. Summary 1 1 Fraternities and sororities ' 1 Summary Housing Dormitories and co-ops Advertising Index ,ic C7 5 1 I . sl' Y it 76 78 89 103 115 136 138 145 175 202 204 252 254 362 364 448 449 480 489 v 1 f f S7 'iii ' 1 1 1 l ' -4

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States Campus Hanks With Best Campus iews W, lil Qin' i 1 '14 Wil' Winter ur Summer - Z-' tt! Q' 1 X f ', 'tt'll iii The scope of lVlSC's physical plant is consider- able. Original cost of all buildings and lands runs close to 48 million dollars. In total area, the col- lege covers about 3,600 acres. Of this total, the campus consists of 160 acres north and 480 acres south of the Red Cedar river. Most of the 100 major buildings on campus are scattered over this 640-acre northern portion of the college. The remainder is, for the most part, used as farmland. Berkey Hall, largest classroom building on campus, is a second home to students in basic college and upper schools alike. Distinguished as the only building on campus consisting of class- rooms alone, with no offices or laboratories, it has an hourly capacity of 3,200 students. Its 53 rooms accommodate an average of 60 students each. On the hour, hundreds of students push through its narrow halls and doors in an attempt to reach their next class or the Grill in the allot- ted ten minutes. I ly 1 H H alnrf. ttvwfrlnttfrni