South Dakota State College - Jack Rabbit Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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15 if . QE 1. !f SLEEP A D STUDY Thousands of women and few men live in these two buildings, Scobey Hall and the Women's Dorm. Perhaps that statement isn't quite correct, but it's what men at State College dream about after attending college in Brookings for a few quarters. Scobey Hall has dorm hours, but for some strange reason they don't mean much. The real truth of the matter is, when the lights of the girls' dorm blink at 10:15 week nights and ll o'c1ock weekends, the men of Scobey Hall trudge home and go to bed. Some real eager ones even study after the orgy at the foster home. Probably the most exciting place to be in the world is the girl's dorm in the late evening when the power fails and the lights go out. The house mothers cover so much space and move so quickly during this time one would think a jet airplane had somehow found its way into the dorm. It is always quiet and peaceful in Scobey Hall, never can a voice be heard above a whisper. 1:15 i

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BTHOL. Everything is peaceful and serene in East ,lVlen's for almost two months, then without any warning the Aggies descend. They can be seen any day looking out the windows of the front of the dorm at the cars C?J as they go by. Another distinguishing mark of an Aggie is his tight pants and cowboy boots. In the spring when the first frost leaves the ground they take off their boots. - V East Men's is State College's only ivy covered building. And Mel Henrichsen and his cohorts keep a watchful eye on the old place, ivy and everything. A slightly different type of work is carried on in the Engineering building across the campus. Engineers shoulder their transits and tapes and stumble out of the building just like the North- west Mounties as they survey the carn- pus for the l0,000,000,000th time. Inside the walls they study such unknown things as how to read a light meter or even screw in light bulbs. Seriously though, these engineers read more books than anyone else on the campus. Textbooks, that is.