Cofrin Hall Pictures of the Past

This is a picture showing the razing of Clmentine Devroy Hall in 1991. The Clmentine Devroy Hall was located at where the Cofrin Hall is today, St.Norbert College decided to take it down and built the new building on the same address.

After the Clementine Devroy Hall was razed, the new Cofrin Hall was ready to be built. This picture shows the groundbreaking of the Cofrin Hall in 1991. People in this picture, from left to right, are Don DeMeuse, Paul Shierl, Cofrin, Thomas Manion, Benjamin Mackin, David Pankratz, Neufold.

This old picture shows the aerial view of Cofrin Hall that was being constructed in later 1991. In the picture, We can see the tunnel between Cofrin and Bemis International Center was alread built at that time, while the Bemis International Center was not exist. And , the Cofrin parking lot was way smaller than today's.

1992, the construction of Cofrin Hall has been done. The donator of Cofrin Hall, Austin E. Cofrin, Fort Howard Corporation and David Cofrin, the son of the founder of Fort Howard, was very exciting to make a picture with this new academic building.

This is a picture of the Cofrin Computer Lab in 1992. This lab is the first computer lab in St. Norbert, the room number is 101 for this lab now. Comparing to the picture of the same lab in 2012, the tables are still the same table, and some of these red chairs last until now, but all the computers has been changed.

This is the picture of the brand new classroom 209 in 1992. Today in 2012, we are still having the same window, chairs, and light system. In this picture, it seems the blackboard was not installed at that time.

This is the roadside view of the Cofrin Hall with the St.Norbert College welcome sign. We took a picture at the same spot with the same angle in 2012, it doesn't seem the outside looking of the building has been changed much.

This picture shows a couple students hanging out in the Cofrin lounge down the basement (or first floor, depends on how you define floors). This small TV is still running today in 2012, and these pictures are still there.