Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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revolved around a scattered nucleus of agriculture, engineering and science 252 classrooms and 201 laboratories. Here students gained inspiration which led to academic discovery. Cary Mall, home for nearly ■4 -1,600 men. is one of Purdue's most commanding structures. The Richard Bcnbridge Wetherill Laboratory of Chemistry, completed in 1955. The Purdue University Fieldhouse: stage for many athletic events. The Pharmacy Building, known to many for its student-operated dispensary. The Biochemistry Building, familiar to many agriculture students. The Chemical, Metallurgical Engineering Building, used mainly by engineers. The new Home Economics Building. scheduled to open next fall. 5

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Lives of men and women at Purdue sixty major buildings. Divided into the campuses, the structures provided

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Varying styles of architecture appear in our buildings. Gothic, modern-all group together in an unco-ordinated yet Purdue Hall, built in 1874, to the nearly completed Life classic blends with the contemporary; the traditional, Buildings that have outlived their purpose are replaced the future. Although there appears no semblance walls and sleek structural masterpieces Purdue’s master plan: universities have clung to outworn disciplines flourished when their teachings Purdue's Memorial Gymnasium. Purdue Hall, the oldest building on campus, is named for founder, John Purdue Michael Golden Shops. The ME Building. 6