Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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Gymnasium An immense floor space on which two basketball games may be in progress at the same time is perhaps the outstanding fea- ture of the gymnas- ium. It also contains a magnificent swimming pool, class rooms. shower baths, locker rooms, ami ofiiciv. Brandenburg Field

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Frances Willard Hall Frances Willard Hall was erected in 1923 and formally opened in the second semester of 1921. The hall is a commodious four-storv dormitory for single college women and is fully equipped with parlor, reception and rooming accommodations for one-hundred and eleven women. It is located within a block of the library and cafeteria, and across the street from the campus, making it convenient for the college women living here. -Ar fl»l

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MUSIC HALL Music hall, ;i large building on the campus devoted entirely to the school of music, is most attractive. It is a three story structure and every convenience for the study of music was considered when it was designed. The first and second stories center around an auditorium which lias a scaling capacity of 600, and which i., equipped with a fine pipe organ. Several studios, classrooms, and officers are also located on the first floor. Along with more classrooms and studios, an art gallery is located on the second floor. The third floor is comprised of thirty sound proof practice rooms, several studia,, hand room, and a large wardrobe for uniforms. The building is also equipped with an electric elevator, making possible the easy moving of pianos and other equipment. 16]