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l Food for thought! julie XVunker and lillen 'Icplitz p der over llani-salad sandwiches. X snowball dance . . . good idea! Mary ,Io Hawk ant Xnue liwing, vice president and president of the residences, make plans for a il-lllllll'-l,2lI'l'i mixer. Downtown with a weekend shopping group. Sally Hawk ind Lindsay Clark decide upon the color of the next SWCZIICT. Oll- Res girls Residence girls smile when day-school girls wonder how anyone cottld possibly live at school. l'Vith dates, shopping trips to 38th Street or Glendale, a beautiful country campus to explore, and ample time to read and relax, the Res girls hnd time passes quickly. There is a special espril de r'm'p.s among themg on Res weekends they often visit each other or day- school girls, and they learn earlier than their day-school classmates the skills of getting along with a roomy, Supervised study halls and help from friends in the Res are wonderful study aids. In the long run, Res girls agree the debits of not being able to drive and having to share closet space with a roommate are offset by the credits of long lasting friend- ships and fun of dormitory life. A Li BHG
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Nluggie Kuhn and Mary Bookwzilter confer with Sully Bradley ahoul the hig sisler progrzun for the new year. have been added Returning lo school alter ll suininer of relzixulion, we looked lorwzird to a year ol challenges. To ezich ol' us the ye1ir's progrzun ol' study seemed hzrrder lhzin the previous one. ,Xs Miss W'lril.l'o1'd welcomed us in :in inspiring chzipel, we resolved Lo gain new goals in right conduct :is well ns in inlellecluzil g1'OXVl.l1. For new girls there was the additional challenge of adjusunenl to a new school, new friends, and Lhe Tudor wary ol' lile. Yet with help from friendly elzrssrnzites, they looked IO the furure with zmticipzilion. Bur where do you keep your pencils? Shelley Baer fonipiires the old and new uniforms with Cheri Longzirdner. ,X gentleman has heen added. Miss XVhirford's denies. 7 poodle. Mr. Blaize, is ai lumiliar sight in the resi-
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, 4 combine fun and Work CLirlsl Stop talking and get to work! Mrs. Ciunrnrings wat into zur exening study hull lrorn the lllJ1'2l1'y. if Slrcllev liner nervously meets her escort in the Stew- art Manor living rooni before the Senior Prom. Evcrvonc should know more about current events! Mary ,lo Hawk spends ax lree moment reading the lunnies in the Allen House living room.
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