Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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4.76: .41 V' 11721 fa 1f t e Purdues student body could sit cointortably in its auditoriuni, but torty years have brought a change to Eliza Fowler Hall Y- a lecture tillzs it nearly to capacity Contributed to the University by Mrs, Eliza Fowler of Latayette this structure - in design and beauty - un- surpassed on the campus Housing the oitices cf the student droirratrcs organizations 'ite auditorium is the scene of many triumphs produced by Purdue tar-tained little theatre group Playshop, .71 . 'W' . , L uf :klin Levering Cary Halls -- a lasting rnernorial tc a son lost in the iirst World War. Standf hli g las an impressive group, the buildings house a body ot over one thousand rnen unified in the 'spirit of Purdue . Built on a quadrangle, the halls are admired locally and nationally as unexcelled on any campus, Notable of the Cary Hall men is a fraternal ideal, proving true appreciation. AS a rnemorial, the halls have silently attained their goal f as a horne, they are the finest any school could offer.

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yd' lffffaseif urns, lyres, and horns, thousands of tons of bricks, concrete, and mortarfeverytliing in exact proportion, basically, the finest in the world -the talking point of the campus. Larger than Radio City Music l-fall, this Hchallenge to all existing music halls , is a magnificent structure dedicated to the arts, Standing in symbolic relief, sharps, flats, and musical scores decorate the doorways to the most complete building of its kind on any campus anywhere. iu ifrl l f , where the Purdue ratio is only a rumor of the past ff the building that all engineers I il' was between the Mechanical and the Chemical Engineering Institutions -- the home of the future dieticians, dress designers, institution managers-the Home Economics building. An old, but stately structure-equipped with kitchens, sewing labs, a cafeteria-the H. E. building is the means whereby a co-ed's future is molded. Located onthe corner of the campus, its imposing portals were erected in the younger days of Purdue University. 14