West Virginia Wesleyan College - Murmurmontis Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

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AGNES HOWARD HALL Agnes Howard Hall, the girls ' dormitory, was crowded to capacity this year. Freshmen, sophomores and freshmen counselors only, lived there under the mothering of Miss Stella Ward, dean of women. Always bustling with activities, the dorm buzzed from dawn till dusk with plans and purposes. Fall brought the annual open house for all on the campus to see the rooms as they, not very often, appeared. Each month, the girls born in that month, had a dinner in their honor. It was nice to see the dining hall lit by candles and all decorated so beautifully. At night the quiet periods were usually broken by giggles and gasps evading from a room hostessing a spread. The Governing Board, elected by the girls, passes the rules and regulations of the house concerning sign-in ' s, campuses and no night out, restrictions for disobedience. Mrs. Carola Regester serves as assistant to Miss Ward and Mrs. Gem Zickafoose is in charge of the kitchen, helping to put the bloom on the Wesleyan girls ' cheeks. MRS. CAROLA RESESTER Assistant Dean MRS. T. B. DRUMMOND Housekeeper MRS. GEM ZICKERFOOSE Chef

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JUNIOR-SENIOR DORMITORY Halls that once echoed with men ' s voices now have a lighter key of laughter, since upperclass girls have moved down to 49 South Florida Street, former Kappa Alpha Fraternity house. A Junior-Senior Dormitory is something new on Wesleyan Campus, but with the increased enrollment of girls, it has become necessary to have more than one dormitory. Upperclassmen, busy with their numerous studies, also provide entertainment in their dormitory once each semester, at Open House. Housemother to these girls is Miss Nellie Wilson.