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Women’s Residence Hall A second home for out-of-town girls is this dormitory, completed last year. Housing 138 girls, it is also the scene of dances, teas, and other social activities. Comfortable. cheery rooms make staying at the dorm a pleasure. Memorial Hall Home away from home for some of the male population of WSCEC is Memorial Hall, formerly a women's dorm. It houses 60 men. and the downstairs rooms are used for social gatherings, as in former years. Campus House Framed by evergreens and bushes, this women's residence provides for six girls' living quarters. Conveniently located at the edge of the parking lot. it is close to campus facilities. ML II
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Physical Education Building r r’ f- .::s; RRH ?! The center of WSCECs athletic program is the physical education wing of the multipurpose building east of Old Main. A structure that combines beauty with utility, it is the home of many championship Blugold basketball teams. It is transformed into a ballroom for the annual Junior Prom and provides room for all-school convocations. Campus School Fortunate are the students who receive elementary education training here. The observation deck which allows students to observe classes without disturbing them is a unique feature of this especially-designed building. I.ittle Theatre Broadway is transplanted to the college stage in this almost ideal setting. Guide Bill McGinnis is shown outside the I.ittle Theatre with Katy, Janis, and Jim. Students of drama and radio find here an excellent opportunity to learn by doing.
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No freshman escapes convocations since 85% attendance is required for graduation. The singing of the Alma Mater, here sung by Nancy Newburg. Carl Anderson. Irving Brown, and Mike MacKany. is a fitting closing for each convocation. ALMA MATER . . . Of all the schools within our state We love the gold and blue. For there are none can hope to rate Our college dear with you. The Chippewa River pays thee homage Bowing low before thy feet. And the scene it stirs out heartbeat Which the bluffs, the trees, the meadows make complete. And wc thy loyal sons and daughters Our love and fealty will swear To thee our Alma Mater, Our college of Eau Claire.
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