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THE LUNCH hour Ends Egan smokers' lounge engaged in a variety of activities . . . smoking, bridge playing and coke drinking. leisure time in which to read them all. But the ringing of a bell brings her mind back to the hard reality of an afternoon of classes. She cashes a check, pays for her paper, stamps, and candy bar, and flies up to College Hall. The close of her class day finally arrives, and she collapses happily in the lounge for a mo- ment's relaxation before beginning a session of studying. HUNGER FOR food overcomes M. Hammond's thirst for knowledge. , is--2 ' 63
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SOME RUN to class . . . others dash to lunch. Mid-day Hustle Morning classes come to an end and suddenly every staircase is bombarded by the footfalls of hungry students rushing to the cafeteria. Mary deftly weaves her Way through the stampeding masses and manages to secure a place in line al- most inside the cafeteria door. After a 1eisurely,' lunch, she visits some friends relaxing in the pseudo-dining room called Egan Lounge. Then taking advantage of the re- mainder of the lunch hour, she browses through the pocket-editions in the bookstore and wishes she was heir to a fortune that could buy her the KEEPING THE girls in school supplies, Mrs. Stenstrom rings up another sale. . . bet- ITOW.
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l 1 it 3 LOOKING FORWARD to four successful years at Mercyhurst, freshmen L. Modola, M. Ells, and M. K. Nashwinter pause on the Grotto bridge. Change of Pace In the late afternoon a quiet cahn settles over College Hall as the echoing footsteps of departing students fade into the distance. Returning to the domi, Roomie lets out with a shout, Slam those books! It's time to relax! Bridge is commenced in one corner of the lounge, pinochle in another. Knitting needles start click- ing, and chattering goes on full speed. Down the COLLEGE HALL rests after a hard day. M. TITUS, M. K. Nashwinter, M. Buchheit, J. Fedor, T. Lepkowski, D. Gottry, L. Lommock, J. Fioravanti, R. Reo, C. Kwolek E. Hammond, J. Lymph. i 64
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