Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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OtUa WlMfC i Me4noA4xU l ulLdlMXj, Two years have passed since the Winger Memorial Arts Building first was dedicated to the memory of Otho Winger, beloved president of the college for 30 years. Within this span, the Home Economics, Music, and Art Depart- ments have made excellent use of its outstand- ing facilities. There are classrooms, practice rooms, and laboratories, in addition to the three departmental offices. Attached to the main building is a recital hall used for such occasions as senior and practice recitals and special campus and civic club meetings. Page seven

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JliLn AAtf. . Finished in its present form in 1926, the Library houses a collection of some 45,000 books. The reference room and reserve shelves compromise the main research source for students. In the basement of the building, one finds the college museum. Bringing enjoyment to the college com- munity in the evening hours is the campus radio station, WMIB, located on the second floor. Also on this floor one finds the Speech Department offices, classrooms, and a seminar room.

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CnemddJ liudJUn f. . . . Home of test tubes and bunsen burners. This building, completed in 1923, purposely was built and equipped for chemical science. It contains practically all the facilities which are necessary in the study of general and ad- vanced chemistry. These facilities include a lecture room, and laboratories which can ac- commodate 144 students with chemicals, ap- paratus, and gas and water in ready use. There are also stock rooms, instructors ' offices, bal- ance room, and a chemistry library. This lib- rary furnishes periodicals, text and reference books, and bound chemical abstracts for the student ' s use. The Chemistry Department has acquired a notable reputation in this area, chiefly through the works of Doctors HoU and Weimer. Page eight