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10 In 1949 Jones Hall was opened for the first time. The building houses 77 upperclassmen women, of w hom thivteen live on the coveted “Faculty Al- ley,” a part of the second floor with larger rooms tne private baths. Mrs. Leta Mock served her first year as head resident in 1966-1967. Jones Hall, the gift of Mr. George Herbert Jones of Chicago, he three floors and also boasts several sundecks, only one of which is in use. Fay Samborsky served as Jones president this year, Bernie Keenan and Sue Sharp each served as vice president, and Mary Jo King was secre- tary-treasurer. Other House Council members included Luci Chrostowski, Sandy Garber, Sue Veach, and Donna West. In the fall, the newest additions to Jones Hall were a television and a grand piano in the large parlor. In the early part of the second semester, the House Council purchased a television for the parlor on second floor. Plans were made for a Saturday evening open house followed bE musi- cal entertainment, and May saw the annual Jones party with hot dogs and soft drinks for residents. Much of the year was spent in efforts to secure a milk machine for the hall.
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The newest dormitory on campus, North Hall, was opened in 1965, and holds 53 men. The head resident is Mr. William C. Dunn, Jr. North is unique in its possession of the only color tele- vision on campus, and the popularity of the TV was evidenced last October when “The Great Pumpkin” was featured. President of North this year was Dale Bala. He was assisted by Doug Gehrke, vice president, and by Dick Leighninger, secretary-treasurer. Other House Council members were Terry Leight and Larry Slightom. This year North Hall was the recipient of a trophy awarded to dormitories with high grade point averages. North competed with Graham for the cup. North also received second prize in the Homecoming decoration contest. In February, an open house was held, fol- lowed by a house party with entertainment and door prizes.
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