Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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A New Building This Year - - From wg? A if Beginning ' - fi v 1 , .' P , f Q A .' v W-4 A if I gf, 'hvari 1 'Q ' '-2-1. g .ff f 5 'Ti AD, W Ei' fi ., lag , .14 ' J A y y at Q 1, ,si 2234:-w2is.'eg' X V1-ff 4, 1 H-fi' it 1.ffwqp'fx,. . it ,MIL ' 13.33 'Z' 2 :R ,,, , . ' '4 . , fif i ' - 5 ' wa 4 I :QA A of A , 'K ' J 15 -V Q '-ruff A Q. X. 5 ,I I ga-mf ' ' :f.vf,g. ' - 1' L fs -- ' - - - N - , ,,f- s . , xt-I. King Hall, named in honor of Dr. George L. King, was formally dedicated at ceremonies during Home- coming 1960. This newest structure on campus houses men in modern, built-in rooms for two. Convenient laundry accommendations and recreation room, make the fellows right at home. If you would ask the guys which floor was the most riotious, they would prob- ably claim first, second, and third! With an intercom telephone system, you can talk to most anyone who might be roaming the halls. 1 ' '5 Ending ,av . J , M , 1 . f' flaky t il I, -5. .mils I