Chatham College - Cornerstone Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Even though the hisroriocify of Chorhom may nor change much or hove changed much in rhe hundred-ond-some-odd years the college has been around, other things at Chatham have most definitely changed, giving it on entirely different at- mosphere than it had even fifty years ago. Reo house from Laughlin ' s enormous staircase looks pretty much the some as it always has. There ' s carpeting on the floors of most of the liv- ingrooms of the houses now (covering those beautiful hard- wood floors, and also preserving them), and a fire in Mellon ' s fireplace looks just as inviting as ever. But though some of us still read Dickens (thanks to Mr. Cummins), most of the ancient Royal typewriters hove been consigned to museums. There ' s also a new spirit at Chatham, which probably hasn ' t been seen before or very long ago. Dresses may not abound and sweats ond jeans seem more the order of the day, Chatham women con still do anything in a dress, even change a tire as Janice Druning and Anne Sedlak prove.

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