Blackburn College - Beaver Tales Yearbook (Carlinville, IL)

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After dinner in the parlor. Social Life . . . A break in the day from a heavy schedule of classes and work means a few minutes in the Den . . . coffee and a cigarette give relief from the tension of study and exams . . . a game of ping-pong for those who have some excess energy . . . the pinochle games in the Den and the parlors . . . bridge finally becoming a popular card game . . . piano music coming from Stoddard Parlor after dinner . . . surprise birthday parties . . . trips to St. Louis for current stage plays and symphonies are indeed a part of our social life. A break in The Den.

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