University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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. Xe- f i. Er.,.f l LOADED DOWN with suitcases, laundry bags, typewriters and even bongo drums, students prepare to begin University life. The University provides 14 men's dorms cmd 10 women's dorms for students. AFTER MOVING IN, students get together for bull sessions. Meeting new friends and renewing old acquaintances is a major part of the first few days at school. ' E .if YY Q ictsie 4 Qs ns: .,,.., ,gm if--M sygs g i,i