Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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The entrance to Phillips Hall which is the home of all freshmen women and a few upperclassmen. On the following page s you will view a few of the scenes of the interior. Lunch in the women ' s dining hall. Breakfast is served cafeteria style but lunch and dinner are served individually. The dining hall is often used for dances also.

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Lunch in the Bethany House which is a familiar scene every week-day at 12; 10. Some work is involved with the Bethany House but these boys look as though they ' re enjoying it. Dick looks as if he is enjoying his lunch as do all of the other fellows.

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Phillips Hall . , . Home of Frosh Women Dormitory life is quite different from what most people are used to at home. Living together in a group fosters mutual understanding and this seems very positive in Phillips Hall. It ' s still a man ' s world, though, and it really is evident at Bethany. Male students living in dorms don ' t have the little problems of hours or even a few of the many other rules for women, but after all, someone has to observe the rules around here, or every- one would be ending up with .S ' s. It ' s sign in, sign out and . . . don ' t get caught in blue jeans! Your room- mate borrows your clothes, gets you to join in a bull session or a good bridge game and then mourns with you when you flunk an exam the next day. You have no idea but .... dorm life is wonderful I More dates mean better marks and being with her favorite boy friend is a wonderful form of enter- tainment of every Bethany co-ed, as is shown here. This is another familiar sight as the gong rings for lunch. Many gather downstairs while others wait until the last minute before going downstairs. 0»n , Tired of studying, tired of talking, tired of sleeping . . . these gals gather for a bridge game in room 204, Phillips Hall . . . cutting convo, maybe!