University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Home of the campus muscle men is the Gymnasium, scene of indoor athletic events. The building con- tains the famous half-acre gym, swimming pool, armory, small gyms and instruction rooms. When the hard-riding Cowboys aren ' t out for gore, the gym is often the scene of dances and carnivals. by night the host to eminent speak- ers and famed personalities of Broadway and Hollywood — that is the double life of the L. A. build- ing and University Auditorium. [13

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One of the most impressive of campus buildings is Engineering Hall whose majestic columnar cen- ter rises high above the three-story wings. The divisions of mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering ; the departments of physics, botany, and mathematics ; and the engineer- ing shops are all located here. The Liberal Arts building is modern from every engineering viewpoint yet its external architec- ture remains that of an earlier and perhaps more romantic day. By day the scene of classes in Liberal Arts ; ■ I i i 1 » II i M [12]

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il Li ADMINISTRATION Miss E. Luella Galliver, M.A., Dean of Women, directs the interests of the women students. She is on the administra- tive staff and a memher of the faculty committee on student credit, student em- ployment, and student social life. Major Beverly C. Daly, U. S. A., retired, is the Dean of Men. The we lfare of all men students is his particular interest, and he is a member of the committees concerned with their social life and conduct. [14]