University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Ellen Smith Hall, part of the University of Nebraska since 1920, will soon be replaced by the new administration building. ■■ V f ■ Air . ' . It ' ' ■ ' Richards Hall, named after a former dean of Engineering College, quarters mechanical engineering laboratories. Buildings Indicate Campus Progress The University ' s building program made rapid strides during the year. Construction began on a new Adminis- tration building and an addition to the Law School. Plans were made for a new Student Health Center, a Pharmacy building, a new Student L nion addition, additions to the girls ' dorm and more dormitory facilities on Ag Campus. The traditional face of the campus was changed with progress, but manv of the older structures still remain, giving Nebraskans a contrasting illustration of the old and the new. Situated in a central campus position is the Geography Building, previously the University of Nebraska museum. Grant Memorial Hall commemorates Civil War general Ulysses S. Grant. The Music Building, purchased by the University of Nebraska in 1896, was formerly a privately owned school of music.

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Pharmacy Hal! acquired its name when the Chemis+ry Department was moved and Pharmacy took its place. Architectural HHall housed the campus library before Love Memorial was built to provide etra facilities. m Built in 1887, Nebraska Hell was one of the buildings situated In the four block radius of the old campus. Temple Building, originally designed to be the student center, was financed by a Rockefeller donation In 1906. iiUPfe ' tt ' .At Governing policies emerge from the Administration Building, housing the office of Chancellor Hardin. a cr£rrrtE[f 13