Frostburg State University - Nemacolin Yearbook (Frostburg, MD)

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Simpson Hall, built in 1956, is the home of 127 sprightly coeds. At thc first dorm coffee hour Mr. Richard Nice, psychology iCllCllCI',1lllSWOI'CllqllCSli0llS1lllll gave his views on Sex and the College Girl. iF ' Simp on Hall Simpson Hall scored several social successes this year. The hall entered a' float in the Home- coming Parade, captured second place at the Songfest, and had its princess, Narda Anderson, crowned Mistletoe Queen. HOUSE COUNCIL members are: left to right, Seated: Anne Roseberry, Linda Authenrieth, Ann Robinson, Mrs. Swceher. Standing: Janet Edelman, Janice Zepp, Carolyn Barkdoll, Mary Vann, Debbie Hughes, Stephanie Goode, Sandy Bohrer, and Narda Anderson.

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5'r0sf flu!! Row 1: Mrs. Mellinger, houscmother, Susie Downs, President, Marti Cillis, Sue Seibel, Joan Lee, Paula Ross. Row 2: .loan Merryman, Shirley King, Loretta Bond, Sandy Wood, Put Mongan, and Joyce Henning, Frost Hall, one of the older buildings on campus, has been open since 1919. It is named for Mrs. Catherine Frost, wife of the first Architecture hints ut vintage. settler in F1-ostburg, Messach Frost. A S0011 .r00lnmate'is: healthy, wealthy, und wise, and doesn't complain when you Sl-UY up ull night studying.

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' 4 mul a ,, --he Gray Hall Our newest dormitory 'on campus houses mainly underclassmen. Gray can also boast of having much more storage space within the rooms. As a new dor- mitory, Gray's main purpose is building unity be- tween her girls and coordinating on-coming activities for her hall. Janie Kraus and Liz Schoff display Grand Prize door decoration. vp .vi Q ,n 0 n lt,.'4o HOUSE COUNCIL: Scaled: Ginny Sicmcrg Mrs. Smith, House Mothcrg Amelia Monoco, Prcsidcnlg Standing: Barbara Fccg Paula Earncstg Carol Simpsong Carol Coldlicrgg Kathy Willcts and Sue lladgcr.