University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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Aluuini Science Hall FROM the Boys of Yesterday to the Boys of Tomorrow . Of reinforced concerte and fireproof, this building ac- commodates the various Departments of Science. On the first floor are the Physics Lecture Room, Laboratories for General Physics, for Electrical Measurement, High Frequency Currents, Radio and Power Research together with a Display Room containing a rare collection of physics ap- paratus. The second floor is taken up with drafting rooms, blue printing, oil and materials laboratories and lecture rooms. On the third floor are located the Chemi- cal Lecture Room, Laboratory for General Chemistry, for Organic and Inorganic Analysis, the Premedical Laboratory and the mineralogical lecture and specimen room.

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Seifert Gymnasium MADE possible through the legacy of Dr. George W. Seifert, B. S. 79. This structure is particularly interesting from the fact that it is built largely of material salvaged from the old swimming pool and the old science building. It con- tains swimming pool 40x100, a basketball pavilion 65x101, seating 1000 spectators, a large lounging room, locker and showei- rooms, Varsity rooms and Alumni Head- quarters. It covers a total area of 21,000 square feet. The pool is the gift of the students of ' 21- ' 22, ' 22- ' 23 to the Univer- sity. s ' .mw ■■-, ' ,U