Western Michigan University - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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. »» ■f Ilfr iiir !■■! n ill! ■ ■I M 111! Smith Burnham AN EXCITING TIME at the dorm. P.J. parties and a skit night helped the girls get acquainted in the fall. An open house with Ernest Burnham, including square dancing, gave everyone a chance to become acquainted. Excitement was high during the Christmas season. Parties, the buddy week, and a program were high- lights during this time. A high spirited group, the girls of Smith Burnham have ended the coed dormi- tory life for Western students.

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The girls have finally conquered the Burnhams! Mov- ing into Smith Burnham in the fall, the girls soon became acquainted and took an active part in all campus activities. Proof of their quick organizing talents was a first prize for girls dormitories house display. The first girls to hold offices in Smith Burnham are Judy Brown, president; Jane Krieger, first vice-pres- ident; Margaret Ferraro, second vice-president; Marcia Scott, secretary; and Takayo Tottorl, treas- urer. Mrs. Mary Friedli, dormitory director, has been assisted by Miss Joan Chapman. THE THREE BEARS at Homecoming for Smith Burnham. COUNCIL MEMBERS OF Smith Burnham are: ROW 1, Jane Olson, Marcia Kendall, Helen Gancarz, Linda Dalrymple; ROW 2, Betty Smith, Takayo Tottori, Clara Berry, Mono Wolf, Judy Brown, Margaret Ferraro, Marcia Scott, Darlene Hill, Micky Chis- helm, Patty Alt; ROW 3, Barbara Copland, Sharon Robinson, Donna Sountas, Jane Sovine, Kathy Rill, Miss Joan Chapman, Mrs. Mary Friedli, Gloria Bearss, Norma Bekowies, Ginsie Irwin, Helen DeLiefde, Sallee Shields. o f - An

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SPINDLER ' S DORM COUNCIL includes: ROW 1, Jackie Wilson, Sharon Ericksen, Karen Wesdorp, Martha Mahder, Mary Russell; ROW 2, Pam Novak, Shirley Keidel, Elizabeth McAvoy, Mrs. Edith Lake, Mrs. Mary Choterdon, Rusty Belote, Gloria Witt, Bonnie Brookbank; ROW 3, Pat Corkey, Jan Thackray, Jan Dillon, Rosalie Rathburn, Margaret Newman, Betty Parnow, Betty Campbell, Helen Bryan, Judy Callaway. A DECK OF cards leads to an entertaining evening. Be it a quiet game of cards inside the dorm, or a snowball fight In front, there Is always activity for these girls. The Walwood Union has not lost con- tact with the girls of Splndler, for they are the only ones that remain living on the East Campus. Promoting leadership among the girls of Spindler hiall Is Glenda Belote, president; assisted by Eliza- beth McAvoy, vice-president; Shirley Keidel, sec- ond vice-president; Gloria Witt, secretary; and Bonnie Brookbank, treasurer. 240