St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 124

Students Decorate iiiiIt Quality College Lounge Dairy Oranp Drink Ii Ik i rtfrlrarator for hot wiathar ralrathmnt. A 1 1 1 1 i.m.u.. -in bbbhjpV Ann Wong, 5(udenl from Hong Kong, China, maJces sketches of Loretto Hall to be used as guide for mural. Decor decided upon by girls was pink walls, our murals of campus scenes, wrought-iron furniture in black with seats of charcoal gray and pink -striped fabric, charcoal gray drapes. nUALIT Yl DAIRY CO i T.LOUIS, MO.

5 Got Anything To Trade? Place an ad in the Swap Column (Clatsif ication 31) in the Want Ada of the Pott-Diipatch for Profit and Fun! PHOXK MA. I-1 1 1 1 Ah fr Adtmktr 4 Art Instructor Herbert Cummings (left). Marie Netteler (center) and Pat Sullivan measure fabric for chair covering. Art instructors of the college gave advice on general design, also helped in actual work. How to tell the most delicious fig cakes made! (open a Fig Newton and see!) What started out to be one day's work stretched into three additional nights of mural painting, furniture covering, and touch up decorating for a group of Webster College girls.

As a vacation project, the students met to refurbish the school's student lounge. The lounge is the only place on campus where smoking is permitted, and it is called the Ivy Room because a long -gone decorative scheme included painted ivy on the walls. In photo above, Mary Ann Westhoff works on a mural drawing of Loretto Hall, the student residence building. Rudy Torrini, head of art department in the girls' college at Webster Groves, works on perspective of steps. BMMMf Kill 'T I I i 1.2.

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1 i'L-i. i l.JkV st "vtt -vrn I rn Vr, ir? -TTi 1 V. I taste the moister fig jam (never dry) compare much smoother fig jam (never fibrous) see i the golden-light fig jam (never dark) i l':" Finest-quality figs make Fig Newtons Cakes the best you can baked only by Nabisco! Beverly Sherwood stirs dye pot in student kitchen as Pat Shaw puts in multicolored drapes. All the girls, except Ann Wong, are from the St. Louis area.

Photos by JACK GOULD of the PICTURES Staff NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Pae 13 PICTURES St. Louii Pot-Diipatch Sunday, August 14, 1955.