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

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[New faces storm the campus . . . students return to hear more about When we move to Winston — . . . coeds find life with mice, roaches, and water bugs exciting but undesirable . . . lines are ever prevalent as registration gets underway . . . fraternity men put on their best manners as they sweat through rushing . . . freshmen learn the ways of Wake Forest politicians . . . Saturdays come and games go . . . Betty Jo and Tommy Tucker ease the bruises of Home- coming . . . Johnson Dorm opens its attic to the men as fuses blow ... a Spanish professor out-plays Barrymore in Death of a Salesman . . . Hazel carries away one-half of the campus — the removal program comes a little earlier than planned ... as the red seeds fall from the magnolia cones, students and professors settle down to subject matter . . . fall has fell on the Wake Forest campus.

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Tommy Frank, student i h tions to liiK I.Totlii ' is ;,n(l sist Campus Life FRESHMEN ORIENTATION PUTS NEW LIFE IN OLD STUDENT BODY Serving as a spriiifibuard fur the pluiifjc inln llie ailix- ities ant! work of the college. Orientation week introduced new students to the campus. Bewildered frosh soon felt at home amidst tlie smiles, name tags, chapel sessions. and parties which started them off on the hig adventure of college life. By the time U|)|)erclassmen arrived, the frosh could find ihcir wa from chapel to the dorms. It must be there. I ' Iimm ' ch. ' .k mk. ' uii ' Th.- Imh-I.ul. in tlic l..l l,v ..i i ch. ' ipc] is the rcsiiK ,,f |,„i(r li,i|.s, nr-w Ihits, name l:iK.s, arid f;cncr:il ciitiliisii