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“T haven’t even started my Senior Study yet!” Riverway Riverway House is the college home of ninety girls. Our smokers and newly decorated callers’ room, busy with activity, are the places in which friendliness and enthusiasm dwell. One of the dorm’s highlights is our Wassail, a pre-Christmas party for the girls of Riverway and the faculty. There are also mixers, impromptu dorm parties, and the Raverlys for entertain- ment throughout the year. The atmosphere is enhanced by our housemother, Mrs. Rollins, AL ‘ “Ticklish, Santa?” who is highly respected by the girls. Mrs. Grayce Rollins House Council: Floor: N. Bonner, C. Cooper, J. Kuehn, N. Wise, K. Magee, A. Fallon. Standing: P. Corning, President, S. Weath- erbee, M. Bucknam. “Library, 7-9:30?” 100
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Peabody West Peabody West has thoroughly enjoyed its second year, and we attribute much of our success to our new house mother, Mrs. Sayles. Housing 120 girls, West is best typified by floor parties, pink washers, private extensions and elevator rides. The cooperation and congeniality of the girls, however, is what West is best known for ... we hope! eee “Why doesn’t someone turn it on?” Mrs. Eleanor Norton Sayles s e a House Council: Seated: M. Fryer, L. Bloom, B. Snell, A. Price, P. Miller, M. Harriman. Back HEE ca Blaar eine row: Z. Makepeace, W. Cahn, A. Mac Vicar, L. Robinson, S. Wise, President; M. Sanek, J. Hughes, 99
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Day Students The Day Students welcomed one junior transfer and a number of former resident students into their i newly formed Day Students’ Association. Their year began with an off-campus initiation ! at Tina Morris’s home in Milton. The annual Christ- | mas party, mother-daughter tea, and performances of the Anonomi were further highlights of the year. Under the direction and guidance of their advisor, Miss Abbihl, the Day Students spent an active and prosperous year. Day Student Officers: Seated: L. Sheinfeld, President, H. Mesnick, N. Wisnes- key. Standing: R. Henkels, J. Drury. “Only five more minutes left.” I OO oe EE EE “I can’t remember the name, but it’s about children.”
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