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Page 32 text:
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Lying just north of the main cam- pus is the center of activity for junior men. Roughly twenty fellows in- habit the former Hardin estate on Route 52. The frequent maid service maintains a neat interior even under the not-so-tidy care of males. The junior men are under the jurisdiction of the Men ' s Residence Hall Associa- tion, just as on-campus men are, and are provided a monitor to maintain civility on the premises. As more mature students, residents of the junior house are entrusted with en- larged responsibility and freedom. Hardin House is home to sixteen junior men. Be it ever so humble His studies finished for the day, Larry Reinhart stops in Boh Perkins room before turning in. It looks like Ralph Close is going to keep the house phone busy for awhile.
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A relaxing atmosphere ,.- . m Receptionist, Jan Bearinger, calls a girl to the phone by buzzing her 8 room. A newly installed coffee machine is patronized by Judy Kitchen while Linda Swartz enjoys a Pepsi. Gloria Totten takes advantage of the convenient facilities of the utility room for doing hand- laundering. For the first year junior and senior coeds are enjoying the new- ly-come dorm facilities of Nesbitt Hall. The 150-bed residence is home to on-campus junior and senior girls, with a few sophomores living on the fourth floor. With its spacious and modern lounge of contemporary interior decoration, Nesbitt provides comfortable re- sources for living and entertaining. In addition to the main lounge, the building has a kitchen, tele- vision room, utility rooms, a prayer room, telephone booths, and an apartment for the head resident counselor for women. Judy Kitchen, left, and Lois Schlosser, right, visit with Ann Laymon in her homey room. 27
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Page 33 text:
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' For men only. ' A place to hang your hat The trustworthy senior men of Olivet have as their home the row of off-campus houses known as Senior Houses. Here, away from the noise and jostle of campus activity, twenty men may delve diligently into their fields of concentrated study with little distraction. The inter-com system between the houses is one of the conveniences these residents enjoy. ££fg?£2j£ Evenings are reserved for study, and chess, a battle of the wits. 29
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