Ashland University - Pine Whispers Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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Allen Miller Hall ASASBANK This red brick building, constructed in 1923, serves many functions on the Ashland College campus. The first floor is given over to biological; geological, and chemical laboratories and classrooms. The second floor contains various admuinistra- tive offices and classrooms. The seminary library and the college library, with its study room and its reading and conference rooms, occupy the third floor. The libraries contain complete reference works, modern fiction and non-fiction, newspapers, and monthly periodicals.

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In August 1957, the home of the late John C. Myers officially became part of Ashland College. The building now houses the Theological Seminary, the graduate school of Ashland College. On the first floor are the administrative offices, the library, two lounges for all the gatherings of the seminary group, and a dining room fully equipped to serve seminary parties. On the second floor are the faculty offices and four large classrooms. Each class- room has beautiful carpeting and conference table for informal discussions. ‘The seminary chapel is located above the library.

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Gymnasium The present gymnasium, constructed in 1927, was built to re- place the old gymnasium which had burned to the ground the previous year. The gymnasium houses the offices of the Physical Education and Athletic departments in addition to a basketball court of larger than average size. The floor is adapted: to intra- mural games as well as intercollegiate sports and the gymnasium seats more than 1000 spectators. North of the building is Red- wood Stadium, where football games, May Day festivities, intra- mural games, and a number of other events are scheduled.