71 was not expected that they win any single honors, but it was good for their morale to associate and play with other students. This program was very effective and became more so as the years went by. During that first year the boys referred to the dormitory as Mecham's Mansion. The remodeling of the dormitory did not take long to complete. At its completion, there was an apartment and an office for the college supervisor and an office for the NYA supervisor, also shower rooms, a large dining hall, kitchen, a lounge, and a recreation hall. These rooms were in addition to the living quarters of the students. A professional cook was employed, with two student assistants, and the men now were able to eat their meals at the dorm. With the beginning of the Winter Quarter, January 1941, there were approximately 100 fellows living in the dormitory. It was surely a lively place. The fellows began socializing with the college students and having a good time. In the spring they gave a dancing party in the College Ballroom and had as their guests the student-nurses who were training at the Thomas D. Dee Memorial Hospital. The men in charge of the dance were officers of the dorm: Cliff Michelsen, president, and LaMar Edwards, vice-president, with Mr. Mecham as faculty representative. In return for this dance, the nurses planned to give the fellows a party at the Dee Hospital.