Nebraska Wesleyan University - Plainsman Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Once again Wesleyan cheers and songs rang throughout the new O. N. Magee Memorial Stadium, which was officially dedicated in the fall of '46. The finishing touches have been completed, making this new building one of which we can right- fully be proud. The gymnasium has been the scene of many an exciting basketball game. Physical education classes are held in the gym, and there is equipment for various indoor activities. The offices of the physical education instructors are also located here. Page ten

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just east of the new speech building is the Van Fleet Science Building, an old landmark of the Wesleyan campus. It houses the offices, classrooms, and lab- oratories of the physics and chemistry depart- A ments. The college church and place of worship of the majority of Nebraska Wesleyan students is the First Methodist Church across from the campus. It has become a part of the life of the college with many of the students active in the choir, Sunday School Department, and the MYF. ,tp .nu- Page nine ,. ,, ,..,... .. .A W.

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T' The johnson Wornen's Residence Hall, one of the largest buildings on the cam pus, stands stately and tall on the northeast corner of the campus. One hun- dred EVE freshmen girls moved into the hall at the end of the first semester. Located a few steps south of Old Main is our new speech building. Construction of it was begun in the spring and completed in time for the ' if jgefsigwiigwwwWM formal opening on Dec. ll. Its comple- fzfjfl' tion marked another step in the building program for our ex- K 1 panding campus. 4 , :Eff-gt-Eiiifr-If34.:-Ali-' -T i me-.et-:xt-.-,-.1-Q-,-.1 , ....- 13 lr : -,.L,:...'..4-AT -T im., . I I Page eleven