University of Akron - Tel Buch Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Page 22 text:

E G 'fi'f7V?'Yfff57fS7'597'F-Wfffrffuwfg , V A. ' ' V --I , ' J . as -1 ' : me ' ' . , X' , I ,f ' N f M. F . ,X as I YLjg,fif, ,V I .W I in i i A agijiull I , .J ' - ---.M 'fkw e' 15+- M --u s - . . 'A ' X. .. Nwxaflz wr?-J ,

Page 21 text:

N ' ' 'X ' 'MQW H1 wwux WMluqmum' ,,.. mv 5 lA fHM lv ,,,,Wt.., t, 3 E nun to mul bl MW ii WWWWINNN ii H WWNN W !! 'V W' W'l 'l'l M ' b iWwfT Y ' .,.,, it,....bl'lTwwltLwlM1 WWHlmlNm'ff'll11'w' J u it w wt t N H uthw' 'll u u u fl' MH ,llwllll W wwuwwWl ,wllllN 1,-. WL ll-wldH''1.1,vv,!,Nw't- WNWww ,W u um... tm N. um.. uw... WuMxw,,,o,,,1y,w.M'L W, ,Mtm.....t. ,. ,,,,,,.,,,, 1. ,,,... ,,,,,1wWWW,NNW, , M Mp ,,mWwMWMN H WMM M X ,t,u!www, tyxm , W ' ' 'lwlm N , t,1,m-an Mtn v, me , , H ' gm, w,W.,, ' ,,,. u H , 1 H 1 ,tMQWt3,,y,'M .,. HfY,,,,jx3,igg muHM ,. MM WWggxybwwtttqg wt u W K WW M 6 X W , ,,,..,.- i l I I ! 'V w Dedicated to the memory of more than 1200 service men and 11701710117 who died in lVorld War II, Dlerntorial Hall is the hub of athletic activity on the A U campus. Although the facilities of the building are intended primarily for student use, the facilities of twemorial Hall are often open to the community as well. Wyith at seating capacity of 3500, the gymnasium has been the scene of dramatic productions, benefit dances, lectures and basketball games. Students also en- joy a sufimming pool and fully equipped recre- ation rooms. Completed in 19544, Memorial Hall houses classrooms and the athletic department ojyices. ,L ' :B-115' ' Q gg' - , Fw .8 , QA' 5 Mft , Q 3, AV, sse?,,'- '-in E22 2 1 it -. faq, 7 J I ,g 1 1 ,,,i s ,vc AE -,-ua -- -H , -. 1' -- Pls Airgas -' as Wg tty? 5

Page 23 text:

ORMAN . AUBUR President of the University Dignity, quiet but warm and congenial, is characteristic of Dr. Norman Paul Auburn in his Buehtel Hall office or his Tudor brick home. As president of Akron University, Dr. Auburn has distinguished himself as an outstanding figure in the field of higher education. Recently he was elected president of the Association of Urban Universities and named to the Wllite House Committee on Higher Educa- tion. On campus Dr. Auburn's friendly greeting and warm smile acl as a barometer of his genuine interest in student activities, both academic and social. In his ivy-covered home, Dr. Auburn moves in an air of comifortable refine- ment. Although the greater portion of President and Mrs. Auburn's social life is keynoted by university functions, foreign travel coupled with a recently acquired interest in photography lead the list of his leisure activities. The Auburns relax in their personal library. YL.-:t .LL