Armstrong College - Aldus Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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al ouse Residing at Deal House are girls from all over California as well as from Hawaii. The girls elect their own oflicers during each new quarter to serve in the dormitory government. Frequent house meetings arc held by the girls, too. For a hitot activity, during the Christmas holiday, the girls held :1 Christmas party with the exchange of gifts among the girls. FIRST ROW, left tn right: Mary Ypnrraguirre, .Ionnnc Otuke. SECOND ROW: Mabel Iwnmnto. Alyce Snkamnto, Maxine Carr, Sonya Heitz, Jean Black. NOT PICTURED: Martha Cook, Junn Leslie, Donna Girot. e-er-' Q.,-ggi eu -5? X an J, Qi New SQ mlggwi. K: f I H. mme -rr - if we-M it ii i ' Y stigma r www E E 1 emi 5 new MW: I ei- E if is e me We 5 if me me me um: is 7?-' I me mms en-X 'X .,. he e me B 'H time new was LEFT T0 RIGHT: Maxine Fahretti, Gretchen Herron, Arlene Smith. magnolia house Surrounded by magnolia trees and the scent of its blossoms during the springtime is Magnolia House. The girls at Magnolia are surrounded by the warmth and friend- ship of other university students residing with them as well as numerous dormitories surrounding their own. as me we is e me Ms y is E e gn H. :ii nc mlm ii' in na E me e is e at

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4 bryn Inawr all FIRST ROW, left to right: Karen Mack, Andrea Day, Shirley Murphy, Virginia Varner. SECOND ROW: Katie Sparks, Jo Anne Panlili, Janice Cassarettu. Fran Canal- ety, Betty Burmeister. THIRD ROW: Emily Symons, Melody Anderson, Florence Stroup, Nora Roberts. 4, T activity around the corner of Bow- ditch and Durant avenues is Bryn Mawr Hall. Girls from all over the state of California and as far as Hawaii and Michigan reside there. There is warmth of friendship and homelike atmosphere for all the girls. During the year, the girls at Bryn Mawr held their Christmas party, exchanging gifts with one another hot meetings are held, and elections f ing each , we 0 officers take place dur- new quarter. he Cfflltel' Ol 1TlOSlI

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l IIl0l'gllIl IIUIIIUUI' Under the fine leadership of Jan Swanson, presidentg Joyce Holbrook, vice-presidentg and Peggy Williams, treasurer, Mor- gan Manor has had a jolly year. The girls at Morgan Manor elect their own officers for the year and hold regular house meetings. They also held some social functions among themselves. Each girl shares in the housekeep- ing duties and cooking chores and enjoys them very much. FIRST ROW, left to r'ght: Ch lott B g , J d W ll J J h . SECOND ROW: Peggy Williiihs, foyctrl-fcilbrgolii Jai-iic? Svviiiiaiilsonli Mon LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Mandrille, Emily Lou Newton, Elaine Eastman, Catherine Smith, Betty Harvey. A visit to Regent House will find the following girls presiding as house othcersz Betty Jo Bradley, presidentg Emmy Lou New- ton, scholarship chairmang Betty Harvey, vice-presidentg and Katherine Smith, secretary-treasurer. The girls at the Regent have kitchen privileges and share in the housekeeping chores. Regent House is the site of much ac- tivity among an all-girls' dormitory. During the year the girls had a Christmas party among themselves with carol singing and exchanging of Christmas gifts. A pizza party was another added attraction the Regent girls held for social gathering. regent house