University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Columbia's Broadway Street has become the symbol of this city's history and business. w an w-wgav. vv-nv. .' Benjamin B. Minor from Richmond, VA inaugu- John Lathrop returns as rated as president. Classes resume despite president in June. Academic Hall being used as a prison. Students steal clap- Civil War forces MU to per from bell, so pres. close for most of the . orders no replacement year. causing great inconven- ience for all.

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smaIIHospitaI in Ink Home at 5th university did not move. Street and$roadway in 1822, tne rm town wgeen in tHe WW 171w? WWW from tnzs Iocatton. dddrums for 25year5 after tHg courtnouse was Euift along witn . Civif War. It took tHe 54cacfemic a new post 019958, tag ?Iamifton- Transportatwn was to 58 Wfire to Bring it out qfits grown Shoe factory and new an important element in th Maggy. To Keep tlie university sugdimm, grown ofCofumEia. Tiarfy in Colum5ia, m oftHe provisions 'ZHe town was Eustfing, Colum6ia was only 12 miles from was tliat tne Wit mus t provide and tIie popufation approacligd th MBSOlLTi River, a transporta- ampfefire protection. 731's meant 10,000, tion advantage of tliat early day. an 00ch1111! qf its water system, GW- 7122117115. Caulfiefcf, Mo, th toum was on tne Boone's and tHe City 6uift a dam on in 1929, estaElisHerf a commission LicKTrail taut connected it witft me CTCCK- to study educational institutions. 1358 Nationaffipacf t0 tge east and In 1904, Eecause ofsilting r1713 comnulmion proposed a four- W Santa :75 and 0739M traiLc t0 dEave tlie dhm andslauglitering year medicafprogram ancfa mcy'or tHe west. 25 tlie river traffic Pemtions upstream tnat were teacfu'ng flospitaf to 5e Iocated in suEsiJed; Me railroads tookover CO'lttlminating tn: water, Colum- CofumEia. anJCqumEia again fiacfconnec- 5ia Midents voted to aEandon tlie In 1951, tHe legisfature W Wita tat 01351.er world: lam, Elly tHe pfant and move tEe approved .5 6 millionfor t0e But, $8 most s'ymficant Operation to th cumnt site on construction dd medicaf claangc came 70115 tfw 65W5E55- $Wims Loop 60, witn deep wefB center, rivaling tlie Mayo Complex ment of tlie nminfederdnzyn- Providing tlie water. at Rchester, Minn. Bufier, ways, 'East-West 115. 40 and Colum6ia's mdsmets Tarker Menwrialipritaf opened NMFL'SWM U5. 53. We roads now were Eewming an ernEar- its doors in 1900. 7H8 $00118 pWJCofumEia at tlie crossroads Tasment. In 1906, $roadway 10115 County Hospitaf was compfe ted 0f two main Eigftways ofxqmen'ca, p amdfrom Sixtli Street to antn for service 21 years Iater. and tne city still 6enefit5 from tftis Street. In tfw earfy 19005, a new from William Jewell? location. by George Matthews serves as acting president in his First normal pro- position as faculty fessorship. chair. 1855 1856 1857 1858 1859 William Hudson Civil Engineering inaugurated as department organized president.

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- d e :IDay i 1112 qi ersify Sumac? 'powq gear 2 Ar sir Wane Mm piagesiqo? 05 am Reprinted from the 1894-95 Savitar Yearboom 1865 PreSident's Home destOyed, Daniel Read becomes new pres. 1866 pipe jitters W 5am at worka few 601m Eefore. filliout seven, tHe great Ed! in the tamer qf Me College of N ormal School estab- Phi Kappa Psi Frat- lished. emity established as first Greek letter organization. h l f La f nded. SC 00 0 w 011 Students stage Colum- 1867 Chancellor's Residence replaces President's Home I t Happenecfon Saturday evening, January 9. 1892. ?He ground was coveredsewral incHes Jeep witlifeswfaffen snow. 756 gmat Euilzfing was standing stately and6eaut1fulin the semidhrkness. 77h: J0me foamed up against tHe gray sky in colossal outfine. rDie workqf tlie thy was over; tHe professors andstudents were at Mair various Homes scatteredover t6e toum; tHe Hour for tea Hudpast. ?wout six o'cl'ock severaf employees entered tHe Euifding to open up tHe cliapelfor an entertainment to liegiven 5y tlie Jitlienaean Iiterary society. Tie argineer lng. Lanyard and a janitor I Josepli Zumtegl went at once witli a lantern to inspect tlie wires in th 6aument, wHere bia's first baseball game. 1868 22 women first admit- ted .. very bold and hazardous move. 1869