University of Massachusetts Amherst - Index Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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Iii -J frfn.:: I ' Miiraiir ' ' ! nil A mid-winter view of the Abigail Adams House, upperclass coed dormitory, contrasting with the June scene on opposite page (Sargent photo) ' 7 te AUeif. — QiM ' %o imiia This year marks the revolution of the Abigail Adams House; for at the begin- ning of the second semester it became an upperclass coed dormitory. The government of the Abbey is un- usual — a more or less happy medium between totalitarianism and democracy. At the head stands Mrs. Broughton, the house-mother, who is assisted by a house chairman (a .senior elected by the W.S. G.A.) and four proctors (juniors chosen by Miss Skinner and the W.S. G.A. Council). Despite changes, the Abbey will have the same play, work, and even the same problems.

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