Clarion University of Pennsylvania - Sequelle Yearbook (Clarion, PA)

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Ralston Hall Ralston Hall, located next to Given Hall on the hill, provides a quieter atmosphere. The dorm is co-ed with the majority of residents being juniors and seniors. Ralston residents enjoy the spacious field adjacent to the dorm, which is the site of many football, Softball, soccer, and frisbee games. The sisters of Alpha Sigma Tau have their suite on the first floor. The hall was named for Mrs. Amabel Lee Ralston, Dean of Women at the college from 1922 to 1930. Given Hall Given Hall, an all girls dormitory, is situated on the hill behind Chandler Dining Hall. Many of the girls stay active with dorm functions, as well as campus organizations. Given women also take advantage of the space behind the dorm to bask in the sun whenever possible. The dorm is used in the summer for orientation housing. The hall is named for Lorena M. Given, a teacher at the college from 1893 to 1919. 18 Student Life

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Forest Manor Forest Manor, a privately owned re- sidence hall located on Grant Street, houses almost exclusively freshman students. Since the dorm is well off-campus, the Manor residents often feel isolated from the rest of the campus. However being almost all freshmen and new to college life, residents meet new friends and learn to adapt to college demands easier. A cafeteria, located in the center of the dorm, can offer easy and quick meals for the residents of the Manor. student Life 17

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Nair Hall Nair Hall, located on Main Street, provides housing for 450 co-eds. Tennis and basketball courts, found behind the dorm, offer relaxation as well as competitive games for the residents. Advantages to housing in Nair include easy access to the business building and town. The sisters of Alpha Xi Delta have their suite on the sixth floor. The hall was named for Miss Bertha Nair, a faculty member in the Department of English for 38 years. student Life 19