Texas A and M University - El Rancho Yearbook (Kingsville, TX)

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CAMPUS Framed beneath the sweeping arch of the tree in the picture above is Nierman Science Hall, home of all departments in natural science at A l. In the build- ing are numerous classrooms and laboratories. Its hall is also the shortest route from the main academic building to theTejas Room, as professors with offices in the building are highly aware. Women students in home economics use this building as their model home. Advanced students live here for a time as part of their required work. It is located just west of Nierman Hall.

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CAMPU S Shown above is the old Administration Building, now officially referred to as the Main Academic Building. Many courses in business administration, languages, social sciences, agriculture, art, journal- ism, mathematics, and speech are taught here. It also houses many department and division offices and the Office of Student Publications. It was the first classroom building on the campus. Between the Main Academic Building and Nierman Hall is this archway, where students stop on numerous occa- sions to wait for classes. Jack Heacock and George Bogusch are doing that just now.

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CAMPUS i n , ♦ ■ ' I 1 ' M 1 ' Seale Hall, a two-story brick structure located across the street from the Old Administration Build- ing, was constructed in 1935. It houses 100 students in 10 five-bedroom suites. Mrs. Bess T. (Mom) White, dormitory director, makes her residence in the suite just to the right of the main entrance. i M i i i - I - ■ ■■ 1 :;:imediately . ' ' ■ ' ■ i .• -. •: . . v.:. May Hall. This two-story brick structure houses 165 men. It was completed in the fall of 1949.