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Edina! we T gamgoo Gurfain . RI DGEWOOD . . 41954 . . . development in the valley . . . thin walls - lights shining through . . . painted doors . . . fishbowl type windows and shades up . . . everyone shaving at once . . . Stairs in my room . . . How can we open the outside door? . . . hooks . . . ball games inthe quad in spring - snowball fights in winter . . . sunbaths . . . all-night poker games . . . shaving cream fights . . . girls in the quad . . . Harry Stein 8: Co. . . . Irv Heller CD0 you realize that this fixture is worth 3S25O? j . . . dorm parties and beer and beer and beer . . . CASTLE Gabriel blows . . . . . . Fantastic fireplace . . . snowball fights with Ridgewood . . . long, drafty, pungent corridors . . . bagpipes 8: TV . . . Hearts' games . . . ex- ploration in the vast reaches of that big expanse of unforgettable stone engraved in our hearts as well as our rings . . . The Castle SCHWARTZ . . . The annex Cshh, don't let the residents hear that aliasj . . . ex-bo . . . ex-science . . . more TV . . . Ralphe and Daphne Cwithout whom it would have been too isolatedj and Cholrnondley and Rags and Friends . . . quiet, privileges, and fond memories . . . SMITH . . . Pine-panelled coke machines . . . fireplace . . . all-night poker sessions . . . more TV CWalt Disney, Academy Awards were favoritesj piano ftuned?D . . . harmony in election issues Cwell almostj . . . milk carton basketball . . . Hi guys . . . private solarium . . . dorm parties galore jazz on Sunday afternoon . . , football field next door . . . beware of skunks . . . 43 ' 5' 612' i - 5 sf-I jf ., l 1 it A l ' 'Da 53,1 is'-' ,K an -. , . T 1 i tri, , r- 'V' i - 2 A Q1 Q.. 1 XI iv 5 W -sr, ' 4: , 4' eace I H lr
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and the hardened professionals freely give advice to the new team members. At game time, the Hamilton Amazons bravely assemble on the field of battle and await the first move of the opposition- but the opposition does not move! The girls desperately go into a huddle, size up the situation, pick their men, and take to the held. The opposition attempts a pass, a hankie is dropped, X EV-5 N g all V i 'Y The only reason I go to 1 1- ' . . FX- is ,l ' Mzxers zs to watch other r w , Xt ,lf people make fools of , themselves H ' Wi J L4 1 I0 . 4 '. ,- -. e f- V yr I Q 3 As the fall season approaches, autumn leaves and Brandeis Q , students drift back to school. The mighty judges and the ' H Brandeis coeds begin their arduous training for the rigorous I , C ' contests ahead. Gordon Field is not the only bustling center of - N' . A ' Z athletic activity. In Hamilton Quadrangle, the girls, too, busily L- .f get in shape for the female counterpart of the football game- X the mixer. Uniforms are chosen, weight is carefully watched, 'XV X N . 5 , vm, J there is a penalty on the play. As the onslaught increases, in- juries and pile-ups mar the game. The girls lose yardage and . 7 ' call for substitutions, but the opposition appears to be too des- perate. The Amazons fearfully retreat to the powder room. A ' U decision is made to sever all relations with the opposition, due W' to'unnecessary roughness and unsportsman-like acts . . . at C . .,- least till next year. .v -f 5' T V t Na - 'F l I 5. i 0 ?4 - ' , -5- A .' 4 R4 X i NV . K f 4' ff. Q5 L 1 his l ' up f 1 Q 5 A X 1 , ,df X I, my Kg, .4 y F ' ,arf l 6 u 5 6 'll b I 113. yd! C fi 1 , -i f 354 T :W N ff c f rl i wb alibi - Q 7 .1lIf. l Q4 A g . , . Qs ,- l e hs . 4 1 . ,- i X ' by fssf T N- fl l ...L VN ' h ' 1 E K'-'H 1 l ' A ' , H y ll, I U lp ' I . N - r K , 5 N y ,Q . y s ,QFT ii Jn if X l - 6 i Blv- l it R ' 'I
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