University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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There's always time for studying, Catching up on the latest gossip is an im- portant pastime of these Martin Hall residents. n Finished in late fall of 1957 the new dorms, West Hall for men and North Hall for women, added room for 210 more students, The buildings boast tri-level reception rooms and the most modern facilities for their guests.

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 Anything good on TV? Dinner, that all important time of day, And it's plenty good after that hard day of studying. Finding Out the latest news is only one of the between time activities of Men's Dorm residents. Others include cards, TV, and, of course, studying. Living together, working together, playing together — these describe the residents of the dormitories where undying friendships bud and blossom. Whenever someone sits at a piano there s always a group to sing, as the girls of Case Hall know.

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Not actually a part of the week itself but still part of the initial school activities is the all-college picnic sponsored by the Men’s and Women's Leagues. Watermelon, courtesy of the President, is a highlight of freshman week activities. About the middle of September each year the new students descend upon Nebraska State College at Kearney. In a week dedicated just to them they become ac- quainted with the faculty» upperclassmen, and customs of the campus.