Southeast Missouri State University - Sagamore Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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tw 4 Ti Fx A Qff f2 'F7Y SCIENCE HALL, on Z1 p 1' e t t y drive running through the campus, has on its right the Manual Arts Building and on its left the new Education Building. It is the oldest of the group and looks about at its sisters with a gentle air of protection. The chemical laboratories are very complete and the advanced chem- istry student spends many hours in them. The Departments of Physics, Psychology, and Biology are also located in this building. Page Ten

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WWWW N a commanding position, accentuated by terraced ap- proaches and sweeping lawns, is Academic Hall. Here are held the meetings of the Board of Regents which guides the policies of the institution. In the Government Depository are many valuable and ancient documents which are preserved and kept on tile. The Beckwith .Archeological Collection, the Houck Collection of statuary, and the Library of thirty-four thousand volumes, are all in this building. Here also are the administrative offices and many of the class-rooms. The Students' Cooperative Store is on the first Hoor at the east end of the corridor. ln the large au- ditorium are held the tri-weekly chapels by means of which the students are brought together. From the dome of the building, on clear days, the country for miles around can be seen. The students associate school life with Academic Hall. W Page Nine

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Y i l WWWW HE new Education Build- ing is a splendid specimen of a model grade and high school building. The best most up-to-date equipment was put into the structure, neither time nor money being spared, so that the building is all that could possibly be desired. The ideals of its teachers are of the highest, the work of its pupils is of the best. The results, therefore, are quite worthy of being submitted before the great educators whose names are to be carved around its walls. and I I Page Eleven