1964 Yearbook
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Title
1964 Yearbook
Description
EAST HALL
Vapor trails are visible on nights with a full moon.
The newest building on the
campus is East Hall. It is a beautiful dormitory, which offers its residents all the conveniences available
to college "on-campus" students.
These advantages range from
modern furniture to air-conditioning.
Atmosphere for study is almost always maintained, due to the supev-
vision of the prefects and proctors,
but men will sometimes be boys (at
heart), and minor disturbances are
tolerated. These misdemeanors might
be a loud stero playing a record by
the Beatles, a card game in which
someone is either winning or losing
badly, a simple, refreshing water
fight, or a six-foot snowball in front
of the main entrance. Taking everything in stride, East Hall seems to
be a pretty nice place to live.
First floor lounge is the most attractive visiting area on the campus.
Proctor Charles Ognar (right) discusses rules with John Elwood and George
May.
North entrance becomes "Grand Central Station" weekends.
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Vapor trails are visible on nights with a full moon.
The newest building on the
campus is East Hall. It is a beautiful dormitory, which offers its residents all the conveniences available
to college "on-campus" students.
These advantages range from
modern furniture to air-conditioning.
Atmosphere for study is almost always maintained, due to the supev-
vision of the prefects and proctors,
but men will sometimes be boys (at
heart), and minor disturbances are
tolerated. These misdemeanors might
be a loud stero playing a record by
the Beatles, a card game in which
someone is either winning or losing
badly, a simple, refreshing water
fight, or a six-foot snowball in front
of the main entrance. Taking everything in stride, East Hall seems to
be a pretty nice place to live.
First floor lounge is the most attractive visiting area on the campus.
Proctor Charles Ognar (right) discusses rules with John Elwood and George
May.
North entrance becomes "Grand Central Station" weekends.
79
Date
1964
Rights
St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/7915
