Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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September SEPTEMBER KAMOIS last WOKDS: •Til (lie first liC ' tdlC r,l n,, tllldllnl, ITuish-.ltil.n ao-aiii! Willi ' s nil the dour this yrar aiivwav? ... a hearty urlniiiK ' was rxtcnilnl to all ;i!)0 new frcsli- iiicii as thrv |ioiircil into Ii,i|,tist llnllow i aily siiio ' - iiii;- How (IriTii I Am . . . foljowiiii. thr nirotiin ' Irniil of rnviit yrars. wr |iartii ' i|iatfil in the ' I ' oliacco Howl ... I |,at|. lidil o„als . . . ol,l tarulty inrnilirrs showfil new oiRs how to roncort r il looks . . . ■■vtrv- oiir san.i;- Sr|it( ' iiilii.r In ' I ' lir Itain at the Dook n-anir . . . fiist issiirs of Olii Col,! and Crock uciv L ' a»crly soui ht to park away liivu ' li clothes with.

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Rising majestically against a backdrop of magnolias, the archway of Wake Forest College stands prepared to greet incoming students. The gateway to Wake Forest has long symbolized a new home for freshmen and a homecoming for old students. Hey, Brother those freshman girls aren ' t bad! Don ' t just stand there, boys, help those girls with that luggage. My dream has come true to be on third floor Bostwick. Barbara Pate, Durham, N. C, and Elizabeth Ann Wright, Ocala, Fla., receive the usual hearty Wake Forest welcome from the male students. ' I ' liis ciilsodc lici;;iii sdiiie clulitrcn i. ' ;us iiuo wlii ' ii a (.TV .select iiroup of liabies made their initial aji- |ic,iraiic ' G. It seeiii.s their sole raisoii d ' etre was to heeome the current freshmen at this institution and in Sejitenilier theii- ilestiiiv was fnlfilk ' d. Like all freshmen fi ' om time nmnemoriul they anixcd with the usual regalia of cashmere sweaters, ainyli ' SOX, and endless questions about the ])lacc which thi ' v would soon chei-ish as theii ' Alma Mater. , N.uiie l)adi.vs. i,c|i r.allies. Iioiihrcs. hours of reo-is- tiatioii ill the i yiii- -the fii ' slmien knew all these. There wei ' c the usual so|ihistic.-ites, cute iiumhcrs, i ' ;im|Mis chai-ai-ters, and e cii those who i-.ime to study .111(1 study only. Tlie hoys assumed a lilasc air for the coeds, and the ' in turn Mere impressed hy the hoys. Kveii ,a freshm.iii uiil knows wli. ' ii ifs wise to he duiiih! Ilowc cr, tlu ' V had in loiiimou one shiiiinn ' hope th.it hcic they would find ,i home .-iw.ay from liiiiiie. There is one hcjiiitiful tliini ' .iliout f rislim.aii lu-ieiit.ition- -it tinallv couu to an end. Name badges .arc lecfidly disc.iidcd : f|-cslmiaii cha])cl becomes ;i Ihlii of the |i.isl: ;iiid the W.ike Forest Familv has nrou n lar vr.