University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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At right is the lower lounge of the new club. As you will notice, most of the students are studying, prob- ably between classes. For some reason the lounges have :required a library-like atmos- phere very conducive to study or at least an open book, and many students spend their spare time here. But not always studying. Here Lucille Miller spends a few odd moments talking to a possible date. Lucille, an liars beauty, shouldn't have much trouble. Prob- ably she's all dated up any- how. Still, this looks like a pleasant way to spend the afternoon, unless . . . You'd rather play a hand or ten of bridge. The eternal bridge game is bound to be handy, day or night, and if you hang around long enough someone will ask you to play. Nancy and Barbara Musset, background, have probably been there for hours, judging by the anx- ious look on the guy with bop glasses, who Wants to take over Nancy's hand. Nancy Hinckley, foreground, looks perplexed. Maybe she'll give up and start the waiting line along. an air of comfort to campus life g. 4.

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Mr. George Glassford looked hungry and so Mrs. Apelgren brought out a piece of cafeteria pie. Naturally the IBIS was there to get the goods on her in case George forgot to pull out his fifteen cents. At top right, other hungry people are gulping the stuff produced by Mrs. Apel- gren's stall. Hungry people are always good for a story, but since these are at least half fed our excuse for running the shot was the excellent view of the new cafeteria it afforded. One touch is missing here but is supplied in the picture below. Music, pro- duced by the University orches- tra under the waving baton of Gerald Haft, is wafted to cafe- teria diners every evening, and to Greater Miami via XVLRD every week night, Vie have no good reason for running the shot at bottom right except that we liked it. The pools of light formed by the overhead lamps on the walkway make an interesting effect, we think, as well as giving some idea of the moody glow which the club radiates late in the eve- ning. The montage at left fills in what we might have missed about the club. 21