Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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One of the hardest questions a new student has to answer is where to live. The incoming' freshman has a choice between eleven sororities, forty fraternities, thirteen co-operatives, and ten residence halls. This is a major decision to make for the choice may make a difference as to his success or failure in college. There is a place for everyone at Purdue. -9- N-...J Learning to live co-operatively means sharing the household duties of cooking, cleaning and laundering to these girls. In the homey atmosphere of their house, these sorority sisters practice harmony-in singing as well as living. feats.-Q ...X xg' s.,

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A t pe of campus lifving to suit efvery need '61 A 'F I 41---if Hr-2 H ,mam -2 i. These fraternity men are enjoying the benefits of hrotherllood in a friendly game of pool in their house bumroom. 22 A -- ,Ex xi ii , , ji-ff: i. lvl? .: -5 , .N - .9 ,,',ggi sT 9 f 2-. S:,f'f1f'i3-.,:f,-,. 'f 2 Q ., ' Nb. . as .. . 5 XS .. ,K . - . 'FJ -:E L ,.f'-we t '-,. ,z ' NN -- .3 ' R154-.i 1. 0 W N, 1 QV - ,,,'g5g12f .f ' fx ' X 1 . Q ' X - X , Q Q . Q .: X.. r. a.,Qk'aq,,.a,-Kaye 1:1 'A +- The change to a women's residence hall after six years as a men's residence has given Hall X a very dilferent appearance.

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in '1 X' ' x- Ky 1 Q Q' I ji ' , wx vii., , -v-Mx e The Lafayette area offers many trail- er court facilities for the married stu- dents who prefer a home on wheels. Completed this year, the Purdue Mar- ried Student Courts were designed for ease in studying and homemakingg. 24 Our hearts are alifve in a happ home afwa from home 'fuxmnm' rx w N -v -if m 1 wx -W K? S Q 1- Y X x V U V, get ,, fm Sirfk