Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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E The masquerade at Hallowe'en was one of Barton Hall's parties for the 150 sophomore girls who live there. The girls also had occasional corridor parties and formal dances to establish the unity of living that the dorm presents. Informal living is stressed and often one can find the girls enjoying a good game of bridge. Here Carol Meardy, Carol Hoffman, and Miss Rylander, hall director, are waiting for Georgia Willis to name trumps. Barton Hall, constructed in 1951, is decked out in finery es- pecially for Dad's Day. The spacious hall will adopt a new policy of housing freshmen co-eds next year. In addition to Barton, a newly constructed dorm will also accommodate freshmen women. , zsr1m:1::mrann,,:,swz'- c Q. :ws-, u1sf,..ase.,w-'fsm.:femsr':u:.a':w:.2

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T' l Starting a new policy next year, Fell Hall will house sophomore girls. The recent addition of the south wing and a fourth floor allow 256 freshmen girls to live there. Miss Isabelle Ter- rill and Miss Bette Soldwedel serve as directors of the hall. i,,,. Do you suppose this dress will look all right for the Louis Armstrong dance? asks honor resident Cynthia Harris of the girls from her corridor. The thirty-five HR's at Fell find their association with the freshmen girls is one of friendly get-togethers and informal discussions. 9 9... Ng C Judy Krueser and Helen Alkofer practice sharing mirror before a coke date in Fell Hull's Cage. Learning to share and to belong is part of living at Fell. k 'P lf ' I

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Uma Jerry Parker, Russell Knudson, Al Pizzamiglio, and Dick Schnei- der find the front desk a good place to congregate at any time Bill Dwyer, Roger King, and Director Walter Freauff read the evening paper in the lounge before dinner. A Resembling Barton Hall in nearly every respect, Dunn Hall has facilities to accommodate the same number of male residents. 5: 4, , ,,.......,.msn:xsi+Q'.te,.i.u..an:m ,.