Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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Patten Patten dorm has gained the reputation of being the Big House for the Big Boys . Almost everyone is familiar with Patten ' s nightly get-togethers on 2nd floor. Patten seems to have a unique sense of brotherhood and friendship be- tween its inhabitants. Since there are a lot of baseball play- ers living in Patten, they show great sportsmanship in their many contests with the Franklin II Zoo. Patten seems to win these all the time. Hillman may have a mellow bunch, but Patten is always wide-open. After visiting Patten, I sensed a feeling of comradeship and pride for their dorm.

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Merritt Merrill houses a quite diversified group of girls. Mam ot the female athletes live here; basketball and volleyball players. Then there are the preps and the fun-lovers. Of course in any dorm ou can find a wide variety of people. Once this year Merritt played a game called The Room-mate Game, fashioned after The Newlywed Game. It ' s ama ing how much you can learn about a person after living with them a lew short months. Some people were shocked that their roommates had learned so much about them. All in all, it was a lot of fun, .is many girls decided that they wouldn ' t want to trade roommates and that Merritt really is ,1 ni e plai e to live. Merritt 23

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Wright Wright dorm is known lor its long derm meeting, close friendships on each hall, and its inill sessions in the hall mentioning Miss ( lara Bass, long-term resident dorm coun- bathrooms Wright dorm is quiet at times, so its pretty easy selor, she is always ready to give advice and aid someone to study; but every once in a while everything breaks loose, who needs help. Alter living in Wright, .1 family feeling It would seem an injustk e to mention Wright Dorm without pervades W right 25