University of Dubuque - Key Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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College Chapel The College Chapel is the scene of many Worship services. All college students are required to attend at least one of the tour chapel services which are presented each Week. Vesper services are traditionally held each Wednesday niqht for college and seminary students. Many have found that the Chapel is an excellent place for private meditation, too. Passing the Chapel any day one may hear music, as the organ students practice frequently. Choir rehearsals and recitals are also held in the Chapel. On Wednesday nights the chimes from the chapel tower ring out across the campus vespers, breaking the slience with their beautiful tones. before I '01 if A freshman chapel service

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Pool recreation On the Western side of the quad- rangle, stands McCormick Gym. Here students meet for the required hours of physical education, and athletes gather to train for basketball, football, track and Wrestling. The pool is open all year for those who enjoy swimming and for those who are learning to enjoy it. McCormick is also the headquarters for the all-student convocations Where speakers and programs are presented. McCormick Gymnasium Petc's folk-dancing class

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Severance Hall Home away from home for most University Women is Severance Hall. Here the rooms, usually shared by two, reflect the personalities ot the girls Within. Severance is equipped with a main lounge Where girls may receive callers and entertain, and a lower lounge, the S.C.A. room, is set up for the same purpose. For the en- couragement of scholastic endeavor, a study room equipped with desks and lounging furniture has been provided. On the second floor of both the north and south sections are chatter rooms Where students relax. Severance also has a small kitchen and dining room Where girls may cook and invite guests in to meals. Loafing in Severance Lounge Lois XVicgand entertains in her room