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NEW NAMES ON ,CAMPUS '? 1 l f r Dean of Students Carroll Galbreath counsels a student in his office. DEAN CARROLL GALBREATH New names and faces rae frequent on the campus at the beginning of the college year. Drake had many changes as well as the reunions for old friends return- ing to familiar surroundings. A September arrival on the Drake campus was Dean of Students Carroll V. Galbreath. Dean Galbreath came from the University of Denver to take an administrative position closely connected to the student body. Dean Galbreath faced an orientation program similar to the freshmen arriving on campus. He soon became acquainted with the activities, interests and customs of Drake college life. With a warm smile and willingness to help the students, Dean Galbreath became a big part of the year's activities. Two other names were added to the Drake directory by action of the Board of Trustees. Two buildings in the Quadrangle were named for former prominent Drake supporters. The dining hall, after being without a name for five years, was named as was the newest dormitory in the Quadrangle. Thus September started as college years do-with many new students and changes for the returning students.
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Coeds Vote for Most Eligible Bachelor Bands played, signs posted and general confusion opened the campaign for Most Eligible Bachelor on Campus. The men's social fraternities nominated their candidates and then left it up to the coeds to decide Denny Nielson, Most Eligible Bachelor, who it would be. Finally came the night of nights, the Bachelor Ball, when votes were counted. Our bachelor of the year was Denny Nielson. Awarded to the lucky Denny was a date with pretty coed, Elyn Yost. is keeping his eyes on the pictures while the girls keep their eyes on Denny.
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Hubbell Dining Hall serves meals to all the dormitory residents, HUBBELL DINING HALL During the summer, it was announced that the dining hall, built in l953, had been named in honor of Grover Hubbell, a prominent Des Moines businessman until his death in 1956. For 27 years he served as a member After a long wait in line, at last the food! of the Drake Board of Trustees. The Snack Bar on the first floor was the scene of many coffee breaks and the Solar Room adjoining the Snack Bar served for dinners and club meetings. Dinner is over and it is time to go back to the books. 1
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