Alma College - Scotsman Yearbook (Alma, MI)

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l r .-1 -ggi? . Xi . fvlff Almanians were greeted with a surprisingly renovated campus as they returned to school this fall. The women living on the back halls of Gelston found that their privacy had been invaded by the completion of Mitchell Hall, the new mens' dormitory. The affiliated women were also in for a big surprise: the sorority rooms had been re- placed by temporary living rooms to accommodate the overflow of new students. Needless to say, a great deal of confusion and uproar was to be heard by the somewhat disap- pointed and offended sorority members. By spring, however, things returned to normalcy, and the groups were moved from the tiny temporary rooms, to larger rooms. The final addition to the campus took place in the Winter. Ground was broken for a new womens' dormitory, to be completed by next fall. Many other changes took place which may have gone unnoticed by most of the stu- dents. The beloved smokestack of the freshman class had finally been removed. The old portables had been torn down, and a new sidewalk was put in between the union and the chapel. N LX. X! X any XL 'xx xwigg 7 AJ

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-,Lb YH K E - :N 15:3 ' M-' f p. 'I A 'Rael 2 1 Q . 5? I 5589? ,Q' THE FRESHMEN ARRIVE ORIENTATION I COMMITTEE LOOKS 'EM OVER S. Little B. McBane Miss Hctten S. Bornhuri 'T 11 'r I-vial. B. Dougcm Mr. House S. Smith I. Howarth