Campus Building Directory at Kansas University
A list of university structures on the Kansas campus with numbers and names including dormitories, academic halls, libraries, museums, stadium, and residence facilities such as Templin Hall Lewis Hall Hashinger Hall Fred Ellsworth Hall Stouffer Place Carruth O Leary Hall Joseph R Pearson Hall Nuclear Reactor and Environmental Health Center Engineering Hall Allen Fieldhouse Murphy Hall Lindley Hall Fowler Shops Engineering Laboratories Aerospace Engineering Marvin Hall Summerfield Hall Military Science Building Hoch Auditorium Snow Hall Hall Memorial Laboratory World War II Memorial Campanile Strong Hall Annexes Strong Hall Haworth Hall Robinson Gymnasium Malott Hall Robinson Gymnasium Annex Garage Endocrine and Radioisotope Laboratories Animal Laboratory Green house Buildings and Grounds Flint Hall Bailey Hall Bailey Hall Annex Watson Library Power Plant Buildings and Grounds Storage Watkins Nurses Home Watkins Hospital Fraser Hall Green Hall Dyche Hall Kansas Union University Extension Myers Hall Faculty Club Grace Pearson Hall Douthart Hall Spooner Hall Sprague Apartments Danforth Chapel Battenfeld Hall Watkins Hall Miller Hall Guest House Chancellor's Residence Home Management House Sellards Hall Jolliffe Hall Pearson Hall Stephenson Hall Oread Hall Memorial Stadium Nursery School Rose Morgan House Sunflower Apartments Sadler House.
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Kansas University
Templin Hall
Lewis Hall
Hashinger Hall
Fred Ellsworth
Stouffer Place
Carruth O’leary
Joseph R. Pearson
Engineering Hall
Allen Fieldhouse
Murphy Hall
Lindley Hall
Fowler Shops
Engineering
Marvin Hall
Summerfield Hall
Hoch
Snow Hall
Hall Memorial
Strong Hall
Haworth Hall
Robinson Gymnasium
Malott
Flint Hall
Journalism and University Press
Bailey Hall
Watson Library
Watkins Nurses Home
Watkins Hospital
Fraser Hall
Green Hall
Dyche
Museum of Natural History
Kansas Union
University Extension
Myers Hall
Faculty Club
Grace Pearson
Douthart
Spooner Hall
Museum of Art
Sprague
Danforth Chapel
Battenfeld Hall
Watkins Hall
Miller Hall
Guest House
Chancellor's Residence
Home Management House
Sellards Hall
Jolliffe Hall
Pearson Hall
Stephenson Hall
Oread Hall
Memorial Stadium
Nursery School
Rose Morgan House
Sunflower Apartments
Sadler House
National Science Foundation
National Institute of Health
Naismith Road
15Th St
Natural History Museum
Blake Hall
Kansas
Robinson
Haworth
Mississippi Street
The
Iowa Street
the Union
Lindley
Miller, Watkins
Stouffer
15Th
19Th
James C. Canole
Topeka
KU plans outline 1966 68 campus expansion and housing
The article outlines KU master plan progress with new buildings: Fraser Hall east of Naismith Road, the Watson Library addition, and the Green House of plans for a 980-bed, 10 story residence hall along Iowa Street. It notes land acquisitions, federal funding prospects, and housing for 4292 students, including scholarships halls and married student housing.
Baldwin Defeats Wellsville in Big 77 to 51 Victory
Baldwin High Bulldogs toppled Wellsville 77-51 in a Little Seven League basketball game. Tom Dillon led with 16 points, supported by Purvis 13 and Kreighbaum 11 as Baldwin built a 17-6 first quarter lead and closed strong 27-10 in the final period. Wellsville tied earlier but Could not overcome Baldwin’s finish.
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Baldwin High Bulldogs
Wellsville
Baldwin
Dick Hedges
Bulldogs
Wellsville Eagles
Tom Dillon
Fred Purvis
Steve Kreighbaum
Bill Coughlin
Myrick Otto
Merle Swearingen
Tom Taul
Spring Hill
Eudora
Gottstein
Dillon
Gilges
Kreighbaum
Chambers
Hobson
Purvis
Leinaker
Mitchell
Taul
Davenport
Swearingen
Coughlin
Otto
Moore
Burrell
Haskell Boosts League Record In Friday Win
Haskell Indian junior college beat Fairbury Ueb 70 to 55 to extend its winning streak to ten and improve to 8-0 in the Interstate Conference. Jim Burgess scored 11 late points as Haskell outrebounds Fairbury 54 to 37 and moves toward a rematch with St. Joseph next Monday.
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Wayne Postoak
Haskell
Jim Burgess
Jim McLaughlin
Virgil Allen
Maurice Elk Nation
Fairbury
Tribe
Friday's Results By Area Quintets
Immaculata defeats Tonganoxie 45 to 44 in a tight area quintets report. Key players include Kinsey 14 for Tonganoxie and Meyers 7 for Immaculata with late scoring from Dougherty 22. Nortonville and Valley Falls posted high team totals in their matchups.
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Tonganoxie
Immaculata T
Jarrett
Love
Sperth
Meck Kinsey
Andrews
Sparks
Immaculata
Sedrock
Forge
Meyers
Dougherty
Harveyville Beats Lecompton 49 to 37 in Key Showdown
Harveyville defeated Lecompton 49 to 37 as Harrell led Harveyville with 6 points and Decker 8 for Lecompton. McLouth topped Meriden 73 to 54 with Cadue 18 and Fuqua 25 fueling Meriden Palmburg 75.
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Harveyville
Lecompton
Goodrich
Stauffer
L. Harrell
Decker
Kraft
Meriden
McLouth
Palmburg
Domingues
Mars
Harper
Kimberlin
Cadue
Year
Fuqua
Woiinells
Bowle
Studer
Cartwright
College basketball scores roll across many teams
A long list of college games shows varied results with scores for Duquesne, Oregon, Washington State, Oregon State, Stanford, Utah State, Colorado State and many Kansas schools. Notable margins include Rockhurst 126 to ??? and Drury 732 to ??? amid a dense schedule across multiple campuses and conferences.
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College Duquesne Fi. Arity
Oregon
Wash. State
Oregon St
Stanford
Utah St
Colorado
Seattle
Idaho
Sterling $v
Friends
McPherson
Tabor
Culver-Stockton
Tarkio
Graceland
Westminster
Central Methodist
Missouri Valley
Rockhurst
Drury
Richards - Gebaur AB
Park
John Brown
Turttle Rock
Independence
Jola
AL Parsons
Pittsburg
Kurt Scott
Columbus
Coffeyville
Chanute
Hutchinson
Arkansas City
Peralta Secures Title Shot With Thornton Win
Argentine light heavyweight Gregorio Peralta beat Wayne Thornton by decision in a 10 round TV bout at Madison Square Garden to earn a title fight setup. Promoter Teddy Brenner will travel to Miami Beach to negotiate with Willie Pastrano and Angelo Dundee for a March or April championship bout.
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New York
Gregorio Peralta
Wayne Thornton
Willie Pastrano
Pastrano
Thornton
Fresno
Calif
Madison Square Garden
Teddy Brenner
Miami Beach
Angelo Dundee
Broad US political pace quickens in GOP race
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller sharpens attacks on Sen. Barry Goldwater during New Hampshire swing as Goldwater targets President Johnson. Smathers criticizes Goldwater in Alabama, while Wallace urges South electors to vote against the national party nominee. Scranton meets with Love and Smylie about a possible draft run.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
New York
Goldwater
United States
United Nations
China
Rockefeller
Lincoln Teddy Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Florida
George Smathers
Alabama
Johnson Smathers
South
TVA
Arizona
Civil Rights Commission
Smathers
Birmingham
Valdosta
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
George C. Wallace
Wallace
House of Representatives
National Party
Russell
Senate
Johnson
Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
John Love
Colorado
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Love and Smylie
Scranton
Republican Governors’ Association
Kansas Trackmen Aiming to Boost Hurdle Strength in 1964
Kansas prepares for a strong hurdle lineup led by Bob Hanson who starred in sprint events and may anchor a revived KU sprint crew. Eight hopefuls, including Ron Suggs and Art Cortez, compete for spots as Bill Easton guides KU into its 17th indoor season at home against Wichita and Pittsburg State.
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Kansas
Jayhawkers
Bill Easton
Indiana
Easton
Wichita
Pittsburg State
Bob Hanson
Wichita East Flyer
U.S. Federation
Houston
Charlie Tidwell
Paul Williams
Ernie Shelby
Ron Suggs
Bakersfield
Neb
Art Cortez
Joplin Junior College
Dienelt
Wright
Cortez
Hanson
Hurdies Corps
Tidwell
Allen Fieldhouse
Bill Chambers
Harold House
Ed Wiberg
Chambers
Prairie Village
Augusta Stands Alone With 12-0 Kansas Class AA Record
Augusta defeated Goddard 69 to 60 to remain unbeaten at 12-0 and lead Kansas Class AA. Manhattan knocked McPherson from the ranks with a 62-54 win as Tom Milbourn scored 18 in a 12 game streak ended.
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el Dorado
Wichita
Circle
Wichita Southeast
Wichita East
Wichita West
Wichita North
Manhattan
McPherson
Junction City
Abilene
Salina
Mmporia
Dodge City
Hays
Larned
Pratt
Shawnee - Mission North
Topeka West
Topeka
Shawnee - Mission East
Wyandotte
Washington- Bethel
Frontenac
Pittsburg College High
Erie
Baxter Springs
Airard
Riverton
Cherokee Southeast
Galena
Altamont
Paola
Harrisonville
Osawatone
Eureka
Garnett
Neodesha
Cherryvale
Humboldt §v
Burlington
Fredonia
Yates Center
Altica
Anthony
Kingman
Harper
Caldwell
Mulvane
Andale
Augusta
Goddard
Valley Center
Clearwater
Kansas
Linwood Drops To Piper In Tri-County Basketball
Linwood High Bulldogs lose top scorers to five fouls in the third quarter and fall 61 to 42 at Piper. Steve Mathews scores 17 for Linwood, Gary Johnson adds seven before fouling out. Fred Lindsay leads Piper with 17 points.
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Linwood High Bulldogs
Piper
Charles Spellman
Bulldogs
Stanze
Steve Mathews
Gary Johnson
Fred Lindsay
Matthews
Jim Garry
Linwood
Roger Griffith
Edgerton
Johnson
Griffith
Garry
Wilson
Givens
Tankers Travel for Two Southwest Conference Swim Meets
Kansas swims teams head to College Station and Lubbock to open the season against Texas A and M and Texas Tech. Coach Dick Beamon leads a 13 man squad with events including 100 and 200 freestyle races, 200 and 500 freestyle, 200 IM, 200 fly, 200 breast, 50 free, and diving events as listed in the lineup.
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Kansas
Texas A&m
Texas Tech
Dick Beamon
College Station
Lubbock
Dick Bisbee
Mike Calwell
Bill Mills
Mike Downey
L. P. Jeter
Pete Stebbins
Ron Marsh
Dave Richwine
Don Weiner
Jim Basile
Tom Hutchinson
Bill Johnson
Jack Allen
Oskaloosa Bears Win Over Winchester 59 42 in League Play
Oskaloosa exploded in the second and third quarters to beat Winchester 59 to 42 in Jefferson County League basketball at Oskaloosa. Roger Jeffers scored a career high 27 for Oskaloosa, with Milner 10 and Arnold 8. Winchester was led by Ed Filbert 14 and O'Neil 12.
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Oskaloosa High
Winchester
Oskaloosa
Roger Jeffers
Owl
Kerwin Milner
Ed Filbert
Jerry O'Neil
Eagles
Bill Jones
Owls
McLouth
Jefferson County
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Nickerson
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Uhler
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Gardner
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de Soto
Peralta
U.S. Horizon
CIA
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John Pickens
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