Oklahoma Baptist University - Yahnseh Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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I arn a lowly lreshnian, at thy beck and tall, resounds from the Stuilenr Union patio as lreshnien on bended knees are reininded ol their inferior status by uppenlass friends. These hourly gatherines are a typical part ol freshman orientation Beanies Announce Beginning of ew Term liour hundred freslnnen decked out in green and gold beanies were the best indication that a new fall semester had begun. The bewildered newcomers W were enrolled by advisers, rushed with social club teas and stags, humiliated by demanding upperelass- QW, rnen, and disappointed by their loss in the tug-oh war. But all activities were not so frustrating, lor the evenings were liilled with the inspiration of vespers in the sunken garden and singspiration around the Colored lountairr. There was time to get aceyuainted at the SGA orientation socials, BSU Car- toon Carnival, the class parties, and the annual Fae- ulty Reception. The Frosh Follies proved that the freshmen possessed class unity and spirit. P iff ny. 'wwf r Round. i i l l Marshall Dillon and Kitty lGene Mastin and Butch Han- corkl are caught in the art at the soeial clubs' hlerry-Go-

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One of the most popular events of orientation week is the campus-wide picnic held in the sunken garden helnre the annual rug-ofawar. Dr. and Mrs, Scales greet john Lawnlc, Osnd Imasngic, and Sun- day Fadulu, students from Nigeria, at the laeulty reception. Freshmen judy Cummins and Gary Bradley find the guidepost helpful in getting acquainted with an unfamiliar campus,