Moody Bible Institute - Arch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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041 Ja!! The latest addition to the Moody Bible Institute's facilities is the new girls dormi- tory, which will provide enough space to house 450 students. This dormitory is named in honor of the late Dr. Will H. Houghton, former president of the Insti- tute. Not only will Houghton Hall be a dor- mitory, but it will house the Moody Book store, and a large auditorium, to be used especially for audience participation in radio programs. Plans include two more floors, which will be added later. By the time the building is finally completed, it will be approximately equal in height to the main portion of Crowell Hall, exclud- ing the radio tower. Gothic architecture similar to that of Crowell Hall will adorn the new building. The main entrance to this dormitory will be on Chicago Avenue. May this building prove to be another highlight in the annals of Moody, and the students shine for Jesus as true bea- cons of God's grace 'till He comes, ever true to the cause for which the school was founded. F K

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fwb Margarita Skivington behind the counter at Woolworth's. Miss Carmichael, the director of Student Placement for women. Betty Mclochlin serves as waitress in the Institute dining room. Mary Alice Knight works in the stenographic PAGE 115 pool of the Institute. i X

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