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New LOUNGE is popular meeting place .49 An attractive and pleasant meeting place is the student lounge. During Christmas vacation, many NIACC stu- dents volunteered their time to redecorate the lounge. A glass and panel wall was built to di- vide the lounge area from the eating areag orange and brown carpeting was installed in the lounge areag and op-art was painted on the Walls.. Hang- ing baskets of flowers, checked tablecloths, and polka dot wastebaskets were added. Popular mag- azines were made available. Students use the lounge as a place to study, read, talk, and play cards. JOANN FANGMAN Lounge Hostess following lunch in CAFETERI 'P ds T00 MANY COOKS SPOIL THE BROTH? - Not in this kitchen. Pauline Reisdorf, Ethel Thorpe, Barbara Tyler, and Eva Behrens prove that four pairs of hands are better than one. ELAINE BRUNS Head of Food Service For a very nominal cost, coffee, snacks, and light lunches may be obtained in the eating area of the Student Lounge in the col1ege's main building. This food service is available between 7:30 a. m. and 3:00 p. m. Provision of kitchen facilities near the lounge has made it possible for student clubs and faculty groups to meet for lunch sessions in the building.
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students consider their roles in the TED KJAER HERB KONIGSMARK DON SHEPARD RALPH STROUP ARE YOU SURE, MR. COYAN? - Whatever it is that Melodi Grelk is taking' in, Kathy Anderson seems to question. ART LUNDBLAD RICHARD MAYS World 41 l 7 X 5s
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THE BEST LAID PLANS - Imelda Maring' makes notes of the suggestions offered by Karen Frowich, Linda See, Marian Cahill, and Genevieve Youngerman. All five are secretaries to administrators. 15- I 43' ....,4-.... OFFICE STAFF labors to lighten work for others OFFICE MEETING - Left to right Cfrontjz Mary Leon- hart, Vicki French, Cbackj Ardella Anderberg, Diana Arndt, and Doris Newman gather for a quick chat. GQOD BUSINESS - These four, Mary Grandenett, Sandra lgfgler, Gail Wmeman, Merry Isenberger tend the Business ice. Secretaries, switchboard operators, and office clerks work behind-the-scenes daily to facilitate work for everyone. As they type up carbon copies, organize paper work, and answer phone calls, they perform an essential job for the efficient func- tioning' of the offices and departments. g,1
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