College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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Severance Gylnnasiuna is the seat of lVooster's physical education and athletic program.

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Q.i JW4.i Galpin Hall, Wooster's ad- ministration building, was constructed in l928, the gift of William A. Galpin. lt houses the offices of the President, the Deans, and other adminis- trative officials. Like most other Wooster College build- ings, it is of the English collegi- ate Gothic type of architecture. The Deans' Office is a clearing house for colle- giate affairs. Pictured is the reception room, pre- sided over by secretaries Klein and McVay. The office force of the Admissions Office occu- pies the entire south wing of first floor Galpin. Here are kept files of entrance applications, correspond- ence, grades, job and scholarship opportunities -a wide miscellany.

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8 UQIWELVLCQ mlfwwzfzfam Severance Gymnasium was the gift in l9l2 of college benefactor Louis H. Severance. Here are located two play- ing courts, locker rooms, offices, and gymnawunxeqmpnmnt The alma mater: basket- ball fans rise. Jarnmed full of spectators at al- most every basketball contest, Severance Gym- nasium will hold about 2000. Learning rhythm is a part of the girls' physical edu- cation program. Pictured during a gym class are these rhythmists, who learn to .polka and do other folk dances.