Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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ir 4' Dar Dorm Life is one of the best parts of college routine, compounded of regi- mented food, of bull sessions, of under- ground friends Which now and then come to the surface like a streak of lightning, This life is most active in the evenings when groups gather in rooms for a brief chat. This affects even the most pious individuals, and often these persons are sounding away like new trumpets. It means fads that spread life wild fire through the dorm and die out in a weekg it means using the peanut butter knife or cooking choplets in the cooking room, having dates and comparing notes, or borrow- ing soap. Dorm Life is regulated by

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' Life ' 3-5 II i t. 31 L,,2 K t :lf r : tr--Q M -. ez: '4f , V xl 1 --. . E-Q --, y Y Lu-1-v 'y 7 X l ' s. 11 bells and clocks and don't do this or don't do that. It is corsages, formals, picnics, cold floors, and six to ten people in your room when you want to study. It is looking out of the window, daydreaming is a rush singing. It is dates on evenings and first floor rush for food of far away places. It to the Parlor to sec who is a reception room full of Saturday nights and Sunday someone yelling from the to the third. It is the hungry or impatiently waiting for mail. We always look for the new tomorrow and yesterday is always the same, but it is Dorm Life and we love it. ff 1 V y ff' v -'-'-- in