Rosemont College - Cornelian Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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'B-r: . Y f are . . The Tennis Court flvflj and Hockey Field foppotrifej. this year moved to the lawn next to the library, are where many an exciting game, both intra- mural and intercollegiate, is played. The Tea House fbvlnu-j is the most popular building on campus. Here the girls can relax and enjoy themselves at any moment of the day. It is a refreshing escape from the many woes that befall us in Good Counsel Hall. Wfhile the resi- dent students regard the T as their second home, the day students also spend much of their time here, especially during the lunch hour. .45-H' I Jw lr' F 915.