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tl fin? ' 0 fy if g,.'f4,':g5 xg I' ., W, ffl 'us- ll K 4, 1. STUDYING is a necessary activity, but it proves to be a little difficult when -friends pop in for a visit. 2. FIRE, an unexpected occurence, damages Ken Jones and Ken Brown- ing's room. 3. DECORATING their tree before the Christmas Open House, Patti Patterson and Sheri Beville apply the finishing touches. 4. HOWARD CONWAY eyes the eight-ball as he prepares to shoot. 5. SNOOPY and a terrarium reflect personality. 6. DISCUSSING the dif- ferent aspects of dorm life, Tami Fields and Bruce Gleim chat at Open House. 7. SHARING her thoughts with the ladies at Katie Rogers Hall, Mrs. Jewel Rigney speaks at a late night devotional. 8. FRIDAY nights are never dull when couples get in a fast hand of Spades. DORM LIFE-21
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3 2,3 5 gl EAf5B.QLT,i PE-fill E245-3' li!!!- Housework, jobs create big demands on married students Most married students found that they had to divide their routines into housekeeping and odd jobs, as well as allocate time for studies. They found the time to participate in school activities While developing Christian homes as well. Making the barracks livable was a particular challenge for the wives, and husbands wrestled with long hours of work and study. Proving that marriage and school could mix, the college couples found time to play intramurals and to be active in various social clubs. The challenge of effectively allocat- ing time to necessary tasks around the house brought added benefits as married students achieved new disci- pline and applied it to their school work. MARRIED LIFE-23
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