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Page 20, Upper: Girls gather in the dorms for group sessions . . . study sessions? Center: Girls still gather in the dorms for group study sessions. Lower: Cathy Mims was one student that attended a dorm seminar on self defense. Page 21, Upper: Con- cerned Anderson College students come out to see if they can be of any assistance to firemen during the fire in Pratt Women ' s Residence Hall. Center: Two of these young men will soon find that watching a friend study is not as beneficial as studying for your- self. Lower: Jim Sink seems to enjoy playing peep-eye with the photographer. Dorm Life 21
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Living and learning at A.C. Although dorm life is definitely a learn- ing experience (academically and other- wise), it is also full of varied activities that ar e a lot of fun. Competition with, hopefully, good sportmanship is prevalent during foot- ball, basketball, and softball seasons. Re- sident students have the opportunity to represent their halls by participating in these intramural sports during their re- spective seasons. There is also stiff com- petition when individual halls and rooms compete for Dean ' s Cup Points by de- corating their rooms and doors for Hal- loween and Christmas. Seminars are provided for students who want and have time to attend. Through these sessions, students can learn more about themselves, about how to study, and about other useful topics. Another fun aspect of dorm life is Hallo- ween, when students show their real character in dressing up as various mon- sters, animals, ghosts, and ghouls. The costume contest at supper made dressing up even more fun and exciting. m 20 Dorm Life i
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Large enrollment necessitates off campus housing Due to continual growth of boarding students at Anderson College many had to live in nearby houses. Living off cam- pus with other students is sometimes more independent than living in the dorms. Still, these students experience the same type of friendships in sharing so much of their lives with fellow students. With so much freedom at hand it often is difficult to set aside time for the more important aspects of school life. Yet the students realize why they came to school and develop accordingly. Upper: Its quiet enough to study for that test! Left: Kingsley Court residents enjoy fellowship. Right: Trailers behind Lawton dorms provide addi- tional living space for male students. 22 Off Campus Housing
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