Wheelock College - Wheel Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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LONGWOOD HOUSE COUNCIL: lit row: M. Clapp, Preridentg B.' Dill, K. DuPontg 2nd row: W. Stuekg D. Contadg S. Gardnerg S. Carterg L. Kung. Longwood Lack of hot water and out-of-order telepho fail to quench the spirit of Longwood Hoi As always, the Tartans are the proverbial pr and joy of Longwood, singing at various coll functions: the Strawberry Festival is anot lasting tradition. Most characteristic of Longwood, howe' is its close kinship and spirit, embodied in familiar strain: Although you're very small You're the greatest dormitory of them all! Bring in the drinks. Mrs. Marion L. Potter They must belong to Simmons! Wedding cak

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EAST PEABODY HOUSE COUNCIL: L. Olsen, Vice-preridentg P. Holt, Preridenzg P. Careyg Pea bod To the casual observer, the outward featu of Peabody Hall may include little more than number of smokers, televisions, and priv extensions. Peabody, however, is more tl' that. Small living groups on each floor prov closeness and unity, but it is still the large un the dormitory itself, that binds the floors toge er into one large spirited group. M. Hallock, B. Weiss, M. Dominick, E. Walker, Secretary' E. Tuthill, A. Triboug P. Hittingerg S. Blonde. Hark the Peabody angels sing! P x . Yi if Mrs. Helen W. Taylor A furry friend. The eleventh hour.