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A mixer with Howard Hall began the social season for the men of Biddle. The first dorm on the Green to attend Bobcat football games as a group, Biddle also took an active parts in intramural sports, winning the fall interdorm football and basketball championships. New Year ' s Eve was celebrated early with a December party for the men and their dates. Biddle joined forces with Bryan for a Christmas formal with open house at the dorm. Prizes were given for the best room decorations at a house party for men only. Second semester brought an ice-skating party, more mixers, a hayride and the usual spring sports. One scholarship was awarded each semester to a deserving dorm resident. Guest nights, with different faculty members as guests of the dorm for an evening, let the men meet the profs informally at home. biddle An entertainer holds his audience. Biddle entertains. The lounge is full at a get-acquainted mixer. m an ■ s HL.t Row One: Bernie Zahuranec, presi- dent, Michael Roberts, Tom Lyons, head of residence. Row Two: Fred Kocher, Kenneth Roberts, Gary Ter- williger, Adrian Spearry. Row Three: Kirk Puterbaugh, Bud Brecht, Clair Richert, Larry Watson, Chris Geyer, John Rupp, Jon Hastings. Row Four: Ronald Beech, Donald Carl, Richard Mankowski, Jerome Boylan, Tom Arnold, Ernest Meinberg, Fred Rob- inson, Dave Furnas.
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Dorm officers absorb the ideas of those who lead and guide them. They discuss and share suggestions from their house councils. - H| Vi 4 p w ' vw i Hi HL js 41 With new ideas and Council decisions they return to guide their dorm members.
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Row One: Edwin Tubbs, president, Paul Weise, head of residence, Jerry Mann, Perry Greer. Row Two: Charles Slicer, Richard Wadd, Robert Wadd, Lynn Boetcher. One hundred and five boys in a girls ' dorm! Sound unusual? Margaret Boyd, the first woman graduate, would be quite sur- prised to see her namesake today, housing men for the first time in its history. Dubbed the Beasts, the men began their fall activities with a hayride and lived up to their name in their fall football season. Ping-pong enthusiasts enjoyed a mid- winter tourney. Christmas was a busy season with the Beasts playing Santa Claus to underprivileged Athens children by buying toys for them. Strictly on the social side was the Christmas Formal. Though Boyd is considered a part of East Green, the adjustment to uphill living was a big one. Vacuuming rugs was a new experience, and it took the boys awhile to get used to full-length mirrors! boyd Check mate! Boyd Hallers enjoy chess. A last table tennis game is a good way to spend a study break. m H Sag. J
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