University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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' andlwiag An important building on campus is Harvey Hall, which contains home economics facilities and academic classrooms New additions to Bertha Tainter Hall make it home for 320 women

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V' I' V. 'wsu ve. L Q Y N , aj- . me ' -mp,--A ... M 'YJ ' - .. ' 1 f' , V ,,,,we,...,.,, . . '- r.. Once the hqme Of 2 lumber, l931'QI1, Eichelf Resident members gather about the door of berger Hall is now a womens residence hall Lynwood Hall durmg its autumn open house CAMPUS BUILDINGS af We Stoutis tower, a landmark in Menomonie, rises from Bowman Hall, the original site of the Stout Training School for Teachers. Within this building are a large proportion of Stoutis modern industrial arts facilities. Part of the first floor is devoted to the print shop, from which issue The Stoutonia and other college publications. The Trades building, adjoining Bowman Hall, contains the rest of the shops and industrial machinery. Harvey Hall houses classrooms and equipment for the study of food and nutrition, clothing, textiles, art, and child guidance. On the fourth floor are the physiology and chemistry laboratories. Tainter and Eichelberger Halls, the womenis dormitories, overlook Lake Menomin. Together they accommodate practically all the freshman women, most of the sophomores, and a number of upper- class women. Lynwood Hall, several blocks from the campus is occupied by men, primarily freshmen. 31