Oklahoma Panhandle State University - Plainsman Yearbook (Goodwell, OK)

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COLLEGE INFIRMARY (above)—Located at the eastern edge of the campus is the twelve bed College Infirmary. This building is our host should illness arise among our students. eT ee TTT et eee Tare TT sure ns pe moore eros MARVIN E. McKEE LIBRARY (above)—-Completed in 1952 and named for President Marvin E. McKee, this modern structure is the informational center of the campus. LIVING TOGETHER FACULTY HOMES (below)——These modern new homes built in 1957 provide housing for our faculty. There are a total of twenty-nine apartments and homes which are occupied by the faculty.

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wi Hit aie er EO HESPER HALL (above)—Originally built in 1910, and replaced by New Hesper in 1949, this building houses the student union, the cafeteria, and the Home Economics Department. FACULTY APARTMENTS (below)—These modern brick structures house the faculty and their families. warrantee etree Se iaihaadl r ‘{ axersFp ey see? FRANKLIN HALL (above)—Completed in 1909, Franklin Hall is the oldest building on the Aggie cam- pus. Originally used for a dormitory, it was converted in 1946 into 12 apartments for married students.

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FIELD HALL (right) —The “House of Gentlemen” was com- pleted in 1951 and was named for an Oklahoma Panhandle Senator, Leon B. Field. | ie z Ay Sony fu NORTH HALL (left) —So named for its lo- cation on the campus ——-was completed in 1939 and houses one hundred and twenty men. Me erm EARLE HALL (right) —Named for Mr. E. J. Earle, this was formerly a girl’s resi- dence hall. Boys began occupancy in 1938 and remodeling was done in 1956. pare avis