Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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,nv -K . -all ' J. A Science Hall, lower center, which is being expanded at the present time. has offices, laboratories, classrooms. stock' rooms, and a geology museum. All of these are related to the teaching and research projects of the various science classes. Laughlin Hall, right, is the oldest of the classroom and administrative buildings. Although it was built in 1905, it was recently remodeled in order to adequately house the division of Social Science. Also quartered here are the offices of the division of Maintenance and the Director of Admissions, and the Campus Book Store.

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