University of Bridgeport - Wistarian Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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STUDE T LIFE College must offer more than the pure academic life to produce a Well rounded social being. In order to broaden the student's cultural, social and leadership experiences participation in a broad and diverse student activities pro- gram is encouraged. Organizations and activities range from student govern- ing bodies to fraternities and sororities, service groups, aca- demic and professional clubs, theatrical, musical, literary and religious organizations, and athletic and hobby clubs. The Student Center is the hub of campus student life with activities ranging therein from the traditional Wistaria Ball to jazz concerts, coffee hours, exhibits, bowling and an opportunity to rest and relax between classes. ' , g F 'V 5. L 1. , - , ' V- 42? .. ' F,-,-ffm R- ,zfgggyr -..J -.age A -if N , .I :.:g.' qixfiw, ,y?g1,.f'tf+-1,-,1g,m,1Wg 5 A A -IN.. '4 .f -M, Q , ' 'Aag45,,pi:zt,+lQp. gel-5.,rTL 'I' ..' 31-Q li., .-. -N , ., r- -iv-V:-4,--.-w. H A N. S E.-l'll '1,ql5'.L ? f.'-H . ' ' '-i:,'gfM,. ,rw -EA urge -'Sa-f -' f 'Wm was mga l g h 'f If - I . fee 5 -1. -I ' F Q . -ff-gf ,,f' ,, --- : - - 'Qs -f-,-.fn ,, . . ,f 1 w .- f fi-'Aff 'mg . - Ziff Jr, A, ' -- , 7' il - '- -. -., -- - 1-.. A. . - r w- -' -T111-nf.. '. - ,- '- . . . bm.,- , it I .N I J' 1, .1 N X if Q , x ia, -'PHI fi ii' 5 2 ii 1 - N 'il 5 .- nm x 1 f. V - 'sw1+,..+- r . . ' + -- ., . --' f . -w QL' '1-ti-.41?f:fQ wffif .gp f-.T fi . ' . ' ' i , i'li 1 . . . .'f'Ie1- .4 -.J?Sd ' 1 Q 4- 'ffft--N.. ' Q 1 -WGr'Q5?' .q,-nl' '.-- 4. ,' 7393. ',- . 'fl' IW' ' n 5 :Y - rfT!:?5 'i- ' ., ...-551' ' -i'1u-vu wa ' ' I p., . Lpfrt-i,t-1-ogg - 25? .4ffif?'1.fK-1'N . - ' 1 '. Hf. Z iff . 'f-4 'L'-v f'Isf,' :rg-.1 .1'f 'Z-,fu i v ' ff 5. Q-Q -655, Z -ul: fa-1:-wr. -j24i41gi3.,g-i. 5 'H 'L ., U , ,W 1 gf -- - Wm w:'1+g.'..3g,-wr wi- ,V 14 X . f U ' 1 , - u . i 4 . F., . , - - -fi-. Ql-ff '!r:,,.-1-Xia, 'iv -1. 3 A-. .iv , .y . 17 wavy, ,, M... -,. -, .,- ,..-s.,,,w, .. -,... . . . . JA. ,, 'Ln-ff-A.--..-6f 1'fo-3' .5-,, v -4,-v -df.-fps.: .- -., '.,v' 1 11 ., -. I-,gJf,,f-J.-,1fv,?:f itz.. .lm-ii.-' -.J -5.1-rgbv 'ff - , , , ty ,KA-'-:HM-.Q . IJ.,-.A ,-,Q Y- ,v ' X- i , fl rv-f '-at-'F , .4 -Q, .., ,. ij, .Egg ' , 3 V. i f-134- i',t L52-Lili 1 ':'Ai:'.'yw ',-,4'i.'i.i.-, 'W' :: .'f-,Wy ' a ' 4. . if 2 'f i, , -5 , y., J- wr--.r.. , .f. ...Q , 5 .. - IN V... '92 vi' ws .tt 'L' V05-fi? 4905:-' f. e 1 '1 .1 fb. 2 . ,. ,sv:c'iQt...w.. V.-a.Mwl952f 'N N 'G i ' -M f '

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li E FACILITIES In 1927, the then junior College was housed in one structure on Fairfield Avenue. From this somewhat in- auspicious beginning has grown a University housed in more than fifty buildings on approximately sixty acres of land with a total valuation in excess of I15l7,000,000. The University is now located in a residential area adjacent to municipal Seaside Park and Long Island Sound. Potentially the campus is one of the most beauti- ful in the entire nation. Construction of new facilities is continuing at a rate of approximately 5-2,000,000 per year. Scheduled for completion in September, 1963 is YVarner Hall, an eight- story 151,900,000 residence hall for 400 Women. Com- pletion of a three-story classroom building for the Col- lege of Business Administration with an adjacent Book- store is scheduled for completion in the summer of 1964. An eight-story residence hall for men will be com- pleted in 1965. Future planning also includes a Fine Arts Center, Administration building, Chapel, faculty housing, ad- ditional classroom and residence hall facilities, audi- torium, Faculty club and Field House and Athletic Center. . r W M as margin MEM iz :S ' Ji ri as ri I-is Wfsrfi W NZM: ff M.w Nui ii, KSQWS CDLLEGE imnm

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