Central Wesleyan College - Pulse Yearbook (Warrenton, MO)

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I? Ladies' Dormitory This structure, erected in 1893, serves as a home for the ladies attendinff C' Central Wesleva. B A ' 1' ' ' ' ' ' U n ecausc ot the increasing number ot ladies attending C. XV. C., alterations have been made and now this building will accommodate fifty lady students. Besides serving as a home for these girls, there are rooms for the Preceptrcss, reception parlors, and the entire basement is occupied by the kitchen and dining' hall, where all students, boarding at the College, are accommodated. , ' ' it Il-n f Twelve I 'EI' mf F ff- 91 v lf, 'I .f . 9' 5 so t in 1 Prix the Dlllf' On

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15514 I 'Ile E' iw 5 s All RJ : .E A ,VM 9 5 .N K i 5 eh all - Jir LFC ig. ip- ass l I l 1 The Gymnasium The Nieflringhaus Gymnasium is one of the most popular buildings on the campus. This structure was made possible largely through the gift of William F. Nieclringhaus, in whose honor it is named. This building is the scene of many inter-collegiate athletic contests, as well as a field house for indoor gymnastics. The basement contains the dressing roonis and shower baths, the lecture rooms, laboratories, and supply rooms for the Departments of Chemistry and of Academy Physics. .Q-.i I fi'-:MM :fl Eleven

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. pq FI , I 1 IQ Kessler Hall ig This building stands as a lasting memorial to Professor J. Louis Kessler, who I., so tragically met his death in the fire which destroyed the Ladies' Dormitory ly ,rl in 1893. v l l The first floor of this building contains a chapel room and the office of the 35, Principal of the Academy. The auditorium is used for chapel services and is xg. the gene1'al assembly room of the College. In it are given the class plays, , musie reeitals, and other programs of the College. ll The basement has been converted into a meeting room for the Y. XV. C. A. On the second floor are Departments of Public Speaking, Art, and Music. i l L. E' fl 'l'hil'lem-li