Western Connecticut State University - Pahquioque Yearbook (Danbury, CT)

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THE PROPOSED CLASSROOM GYMNASIUM-AUDITORIUM BUILDING In the very near future, you, the underclassmen, and we, the Alumni, may return to see the new classroom-gymnasium-auditorium building which is going to be built near Higgins Hall on the Osborne Street side of the old field. We would like to give you an extensive tour of this long-needed addition to the campus. As you enter the building from Seventh Avenue you will see many classrooms beautifully equipped and well lighted. From the classrooms you will proceed to the Health and Physical Education unit where you will find the gymnasium, 90' x lO5', which may be used as one large area or as two separate teaching or playing stations. The small gymnasia, 90' x.52', are divided by a large partition, powered by electricity. When used in full size, the space holds a varsity men's bas- ketball court surrounded by more than regulation out-of-bounds space. Bleachers will seat at least 500 spectators and are constructed to recess when not in use. One section of a small gymnasium may be used in the adapted or atypical program. Mirrors, ladders, and other special equip- ment are in this section. The mirrors, which are also used in the dance, are well protected by sliding panels. The other small gymnasium houses any special apparatus used in a well-rounded program. Ample storage rooms lie adjacent to the gymnasia making additional equipment pos- sible. Storage for outdoor equipment is in a separate place. For the first time, locker rooms for men and for women provide shower, dressing and locker accommodations more nearly adequate to a college program. The same holds true for staff accommodations. There is a separate office for each staff member, with appropriate shower, dressing, and storage facilities. A new health unit shows desirable innovations. The nurse's of- fice gives access to small dressing rooms which, in turn, connect with a well-situated examining room. This area replaces the dormitory in- firmary as the center for all medical and physical examinations. Emer- gency rest rooms for men and women, long a need of the college with its growing commuter population, make up the space remaining in the suite. Facilities in our new building make possible a richer and more extensive program for all in Health and Physical Education. .Leaving the Health and Physical Education unit you will find the Music Department which now has adequate provision for rehearsals, practice rooms, studios for private teaching, and other necessary facili- 94