Plush lounges provide an ex- L ....1.
ellent place to meet your
 friends. No expense has been
pared to make your "home
way from home" luxurious,
 spacious and complete.













 endeavor. Touch football, softball, basketball, track, volleyball, and almost
 any other sport in which you might be interested will be played in some form
 under the University intramural program. The Residence Hall teams in the
 past have been in the top brackets on many occasions. Intramurals are not
 limited to the men's Halls-the women have their own sports and their own
 intramural program.
 All housing facilities are self-supporting with expenses met from student
 rental payments. Supported directly by you, the Housing Office offers services
 of many kinds, including lounges, recreation rooms, and laundries. For the coed,
 in addition to the laundry facilities, are rooms equipped with hair dryers and
 sewing machines. In the Tolbert and Mallory areas an intercommunication sys-
 tem is in operation, while a messenger service is provided for the Murphree
 area.
 The Division of Student Housing Services, headed by Dyckman Vermilye,
 Interim Director, and Carl Opp, Associate Director, has its central offices in the
 south wing of the Administration Building. This office administers the entire
 services of housing, coordinating the counseling services with the Dean of Men
 and the Dean of Women and the other necessary services with other units of the
 University. Area offices, staffed by the Resident Advisers for the men's Halls
 and the Head and Associate Residents for the women's Halls, are located in '
 each of the main groups of Residence Halls. These offices handle the details
 of student residence and service in the areas and supervise the work of the&
 Student Counselors. The entire Division is basically and essentially a service
 organization to aid you and to stimulate group progress in self-government
 and the creation of an atmosphere encouraging academic achievement:
 If you are faced with a housing problem before you arrive on campus, direct
 your correspondence to Mr. Vermilye's office. After you arrive, consult your