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Washington State University Buildings and Landscapes

Construction, 1960

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1. Heald Hall, 1960s Architect: Decker & Christenson. At 1962 opening, this, and Science Hall, next door, housed Departments of Bacteriology and Public Health, Botany, and Zoology, and the Electron Microscope Laboratory. Heald Hall contained 82,223 square feet of space, laboratories for both research and teaching, offices, animal rooms, growth chambers, and other special rooms. Cost $1,750,000. Named in honor of former faculty member and first chairman of Plant Pathology, Dr. Frederick DeForest Heald. Dedicated May 22, 1962.
2. Heald Hall construction, 1961
3. Heald Hall
4. Construction, 1960
5. Protesters outside Heald Hall, 1970
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1. Original Construction for Heald Hall
2. Heald Hall, 1960s Architect: Decker & Christenson. At 1962 opening, this, and Science Hall, next door, housed Departments of Bacteriology and Public Health, Botany, and Zoology, and the Electron Microscope Laboratory. Heald Hall contained 82,223 square feet of space, laboratories for both research and teaching, offices, animal rooms, growth chambers, and other special rooms. Cost $1,750,000. Named in honor of former faculty member and first chairman of Plant Pathology, Dr. Frederick DeForest Heald. Dedicated May 22, 1962.
3. Heald Hall construction, 1961
4. Heald Hall
5. Construction, 1960
6. Protesters outside Heald Hall, 1970

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1. Construction, 1960
2. Campus Gateway
3. Campus view across Holland Library lawn, 1965
4. Campus view from atop Orton Hall, 1964
5. Cheerleaders, 1967
6. Civil Engineering students, 1962
7. Cleveland Hall, 1966
8. Compton Union Building
9. Compton Union Building
10. Compton Union Building (CUB), interior, ca. 1960 A photograph of the Governor's Reception inside the Compton Union Building ballroom, WSU building #63. Alternating men and women in formal attire lock arms in dance. The ballroom's hardwood floors and recessed overhead lights are visible in the foreground. Designed by John Maloney in modern functional style, the Compton Union Building (CUB) was built in 1951 at a cost of $3 million and named for Wilson Compton, WSU President 1944 to 1951. The CUB was financed by the Regents through bond issues totaling $2,613,000, with the remaining funds contributed by the Associated Students (ASSCW). In 1969, a major renovation added an additional floor to the building including hotel rooms.
11. Construction, 1960
12. Campus from south, 1965
13. Cougarettes, 1963
14. CUB, 1967
15. Dad of the Year - Larry Broom, 1966
16. Dad's weekend decorations, 1966
17. Dance in CUB
18. Dancing at the Compton Union Building, 1962
19. Destruction of Maple Cottage, 1961
20. Dorm room, 1961
21. Dormitory room, 1966
22. Duncan Dunn, 1968
23. Baseball game, 1964
24. Aerial view of campus, 1962
25. Aerial view of WSU, 1961
26. ASWSC Carnival Committee, 1966
27. ASWSU rally group, 1963
28. Band at football game, 1964
29. Band at football game, 1965
30. Band day at football game, 1964
31. Baseball, 1965
32. Baseball, 1965
33. Baseball game, 1964
34. Administration Building Walk, 1965
35. Baseball game, 1966
36. Baseball vs. the Huskies, 1967
37. Basketball, 1967
38. Basketball game, 1965
39. Basketball players, 1964
40. Bohler Gym Court, 1963
41. Bowling, 1967
42. Butch at Rogers Field, 1966
43. Butch VI, 1965
44. Campaign signs on Holland Library lawn, 1964