Montclair State College - La Campana Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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g |[ MONTC LAI RION: Edward Russ Hall Dear old Eddie Russ ! What memories we have associated with it and what good times we have had there ! What ! You do not quite understand ! To you who have never known the joys of a gang feed or a surreptitious midnight banquet we offer our sincere sympathy. To you we will endeavor to explain the feeling of ninety-nine lucky girls who now live in Eddie Russ and enjoy its opportunities. Our government is an Honor Council whose duty it is to enforce and uphold the Constitution and its By-Laws. These girls (pictured above) are the present Councillors. They are elected to office by the girls themselves and rule until two weeks before the end of each term. The activities and privileges are many, the most popular being the dormitory dance, which is held each term. Our many parties and entertainments are con- trived by clever people to keep us in a happy frame of mind, to say nothing of our many guests, whom we are allowed to entertain at a nominal sum. Last, but not least, we are fortunate in our matrons. Both are women worthy of great commendation, who understand our moods, laugh at our sallies, ignore our noise and patch our bruises. What more could we ask? With great sorrow we leave your halls behind us, Eddie Russ, but your silence will be broken by the voices of the new girls, while the echoes of our escapades fade into memories of time that were. Adieu! THELMA SOMERS.