University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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A PROUD ROOSTER PERCHES ATOP THE BLOCK SQUARE MASS OF TUDOR GOTHIC MAGNIF ICENCE THAT IS THE NEW GIRLS ' DORMITORY

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A long, low-raftered living room, be-windowed, comfortable, each done in different color schemes. For private entertaining are the enclosed spoon bowls. For house dances the wide doors between the dining room and living room ore opened and, lo — a ballroom. And when you ' re tired of studying — a fudge party. Each floor, as well as having a laundry room, has one of these kitchenettes much used by coeds with capricious appetites and those who crave domestic experience. The latest in modernistic furniture for the individual bedrooms, some with window seats. A desk, bureau bed, and each girl adds her per- sonality. And Venetian blinds. Four dormitories in one — Blaine, Leory, Austin, and McKee halls — each with a separate elaborately arched entrance hallway where the hotel-like signing in and mall desk is located. Like the attic at home — all angles — is the immense recreation room. At one end a fireplace and at the other an equipped sewing room. hiere the girls may play cards, hold parties, dance, or just while away the time. i KiaBn