Holy Cross Seminary - Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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1'3- HOLY CROSS FACTS AND FIGURES , Ground broken - November, 1948 Men employed . 1 Construction begun - September 1949 Common b . k d N B -Id- V . ' TIC USE ui .ing ,Superintendent y - John Hennen Lannon lashlari stone Architects representative - William Fink Cui sfo ne - - A Concrete used - Reinforcing steel Structural steel A Q A rear view of the some building, with garages partly visible in the basement. A E5 55' Misses ll--. E ll .- 1.4 . . M , THE UTILITY EQUIPMENT 11,000 cubic yards - 420 tons 415 tons Glazed tile - Building dedicated Building occupied ..A strilfing view of the south, or interior, wall of the residence UNT, looking toward the main buildings. 180 to 200 - 1,800,000 92,000 squ. feet - 56 carloads - 1 95,000 September, 1951 September, 1951 5 ' ' I ' I P LF .1 ,fr I v', .V , ' I X y 1 - ' A 1 vu. X ' ' 1 .. 4' ',- , V' X 1 V. 1 ' : ,f ' .J-5: ' , .f ' . '1 'K .Q-'LJ' E bl. WH, ' 1- ' -.---' ' A-- ' '-'- . N ' s g 1' - ' g-:j H' s 'm-..-s.- i s lg 1 s , 3 if f :TTT ' ' 9- '--fre , Q - 1 , .l it Q 2 l l i .X . Ei l .- -i 2 .. - K is.. 1 i, '-in ,, 1.63, ' l 1 l - V , F-'.f+ 1:11g..'4- ' I .li l 'zz' s ,A we Li . 1 A ,5 M.-- M ',l:'?2-ki. .-7.4 t xl I. Y ,gn f, -..:1P??3?fLZ2ai, . W N ....,,..., v4,1'ii:j'j,-T1--.1 I 'f-., ,, , N b . 1 . I Q:-1'-ff1Ii?i'Q5-1231. 1 , ' ' ., ,W fix, The residence section is heated bylheating convectors installed in connection with a two-pipe forced 'hot water heating system with continuous circulation and' divided into zones to suit the various exposures. The water is heated by steam to water heating convertors, with convertors, circulating pumps, and domestic water heaters located in the basement equipment rooms. The church is heated by a recirculating warm air system using the underseat system of air SUpply. The heating unit is located in an-equipment room in the basement. d d t'l t d b unit ventilators and supplementary heating The classroom section is heate an venia e y Convectors installed in connection with a two-pipe vacuum system of low pressure steam heating. The auditorium and gymnasium section is heated and ventilated by a steam blast ventilating h l l unit and supplementary heating convectors. The recreation area is supplied.with mec anica suppy Gnd exhaust ventilation.

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LQ 3 I 1 lt is A I lm' 'li' oi O The residence unit, looking west and south, Showing dofmllories and students' rooms' There is ' ' . .ef 4-4- ' ' 7'fi5Uf3t55 A ' T ' I Residence unit will house 235 - -' On the second floor of' the residence are located 41:2 suites composed of study, bedroom and bath, for professors. Four guest rooms for visiting priests, and' a large 'community room for T use of professors are also on this floor. Thirty-four roomstor college students, designed for two 1 ' students each, and in a central location, the lavatory, toilets- and 'baths directly 'over H1059 on the first floor are sit t d. T ' T i uae wo suites of rooms for professors have been located among T students' rooms. W ln the wing over'the kitchen are located accommodations for the sisters, consisting of Small chapel, community. room, baths and toilets and T4 small bedrooms. , I g On the third floor of the residence is located four additional professor suites, and 75 Smge. rooms to be used by both lay and priest retreata t ' h d ns in te summer months as well as stu 5 during the year. '

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