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2 Katonian 1964 Katonian Courtesy of University Archives 1956 Katonian Courtesy of University Archives Cafeteria Dining 1958 Cafeteria 1941 Katonian 1956 Student Union 1915 Mankatonian Buck Hall 1970 Cafeteria 2017 University Dining Center 1938 Katonian Courtesy of University Archives Wheelbarrow Race Pig Chase Event R5 Race Reporter Rubberized River Raft Regatta Katonian Courtesy of University Archives Gage Professor George M. Gage was the first principal of Mankato Normal School from 1868 to Built in , each of the Gage Towers had 650 beds. The towers were imploded in 2013 when it was determined that repairing them wasn t economically feasible. #850 Residential Life Bus seats Julia Sears Residence Community Julia Sears served as principal of Mankato Normal School from 1872 to Enrollment then was 121 students. She was forced to leave after just one year, and her termination resulted in heated controversy known as the Sears Rebellion. This resulted in the expulsion of some students. The Julia Sears Residence Community opened in 2008 and is named in her memory. Location of Seats on Bus Searing Hall Cooper Hall Edward Searing became Mankato Normal School s first head to be called president and served from 1880 to 1898 Charles H. Cooper served as president from 1898 to In 1921, Mankato Normal School became Mankato State Teacher s College Searing Hall, a Valley Campus dormitory, opened in It was sold in 1979 when the University consolidated on the Highland Campus and is now known as Cherry Ridge Apartments. Cooper Hall, which opened in 1921, was located on the lower Valley Campus. It was sold when the University consolidated on the Highland Campus. McElroy Residence Community Frank D. McElroy served as president from 1930 to In 1934, tuition was charged for the first time, replacing a pledge by students to teach. The first two wings of the McElroy Residence Community opened in 1961; two additional wings opened in Crawford Hall Dr. Clarence L. Crawford served as president from 1946 to Under his leadership, the University s name changed from Mankato State Teacher s College to Mankato State College in The first three wings of Crawford Hall opened in Dormitory Life Daniel Buck Hall at Mankato State Teachers College between Dormitory Life - Cooper and Daniel Buck Halls 1938 Katonian Margaret R. Preska Residence Community Dr. Margaret R. Preska served as president from 1979 to Under her leadership, enrollment reached 16,500 students. Margaret R. Preska Residence Community (500 beds) opened in Daniel Buck Hall Daniel Buck, Father of Mankato Normal School. The first women s dorm was completed in 1913 and named in his honor. Katonian Dormitory Life McElroy and Searing Center for Men Crawford and Cooper Centers for Women Fads Dormitory Life Mankato State Teachers College 1949 Dormitory Life Gage 1984 Dormitory Life in Cooper Hall Dormitory Life at Searing Hall Dormitory Life Searing Center Snack Bar 1955 Dormitory Life 2

3 Gage Professor George M. Gage was the first principal of Mankato Normal School from 1868 to Built in , each of the Gage Towers had 650 beds. The towers were imploded in 2013 when it was determined that repairing them wasn t economically feasible. 3

4 Julia Sears Residence Community Julia Sears served as principal of Mankato Normal School from 1872 to Enrollment then was 121 students. She was forced to leave after just one year, and her termination resulted in heated controversy known as the Sears Rebellion. This resulted in the expulsion of some students. The Julia Sears Residence Community opened in 2008 and is named in her memory. 4

5 Searing Hall Edward Searing became Mankato Normal School s first head to be called president and served from 1880 to 1898 Searing Hall, a Valley Campus dormitory, opened in It was sold in 1979 when the University consolidated on the Highland Campus and is now known as Cherry Ridge Apartments. 5

6 Cooper Hall Charles H. Cooper served as president from 1898 to In 1921, Mankato Normal School became Mankato State Teacher s College Cooper Hall, which opened in 1921, was located on the lower Valley Campus. It was sold when the University consolidated on the Highland Campus. 6

7 McElroy Residence Community Frank D. McElroy served as president from 1930 to In 1934, tuition was charged for the first time, replacing a pledge by students to teach. The first two wings of the McElroy Residence Community opened in 1961; two additional wings opened in

8 Crawford Hall Dr. Clarence L. Crawford served as president from 1946 to Under his leadership, the University s name changed from Mankato State Teacher s College to Mankato State College in The first three wings of Crawford Hall opened in

9 Margaret R. Preska Residence Community Dr. Margaret R. Preska served as president from 1979 to Under her leadership, enrollment reached 16,500 students. Margaret R. Preska Residence Community (500 beds) opened in

10 Dormitory Life Mankato State Teachers College

11 Dormitory Life Gage

12 Dormitory Life Searing Center Snack Bar

13 Dormitory Life Daniel Buck Hall at Mankato State Teachers College between

14 Dormitory Life - Cooper and Daniel Buck Halls 1938 Katonian Courtesy of University Archives 1938 Katonian 14

15 1964 Katonian Dormitory Life McElroy and Searing Center for Men Crawford and Cooper Centers for Women 1964 Katonian Courtesy of University Archives 15

16 Fads 1967 Pig Chase Event Wheelbarrow Race 1958 R5 Race Reporter Rubberized River Raft Regatta

17 Dormitory Life in Cooper Hall 1956 Katonian Courtesy of University Archives 17

18 Dormitory Life at Searing Hall 1959 Katonian Courtesy of University Archives 18

19 Dormitory Life Cafeteria Dining 1958 Cafeteria 1941 Katonian 1956 Student Union 2017 University Dining Center 1960 Katonian 1915 Mankatonian Buck Hall 1970 Cafeteria 19

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