West Virginia Wesleyan College - Murmurmontis Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

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ORIE TATIO nf? 'llnjlzk 1.,s.. A e 5 N. Moving in is easier when everyone gets into the act. Orientation leaders helped carry luggage, stereos, st.uffed animals, personal computers and refrigerators to freshmen rooms to begin the transition from home to residence halls. The biggest question of the day is will it all fit in this room? and what about the roommate's gear, once she gets here? Somehow, it works out in the end. The Parent'Student Convocation on Saturday evening was well attended by weary, anxious families whose nerves were calmed by helpful administration representatives and CORE group leaders who assisted the new students for the remainder of the orientation process. A serious, but also somewhat comic rendition of the Alma Mater. was presented by Larry Parsons and some members of the con- cert chorale. Above A HFCQSSUQ' carpet makes its way to Agnes Huuurd Hall to unsure warm fee! on those wld u-inter mghts Left Better walt, Mom l'll rnukt' sure this all fits before you leave with the van Tradltu ns I

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FRESHMAN T :J f' . gl 1131 ,xr YVYAK S 1 -luzfgb.-J S ' ' 5 . lv J -NUT. 4 It's the end of August and the beginning of college. Freshman orientation helped organize our rooms and classes, and our lives. There were helpful assistants to hand out keys, give directions, answer questions of all kinds and even move the necessary equipment into our rooms. Once settled in our rooms with roommates and things reasonably arranged, we explored the campus. met with facul- ty and administration, met in our CORE groups to formulate schedules and meet fellow freshmen. By this time we were ready for parents to go home and the rest of the campus to move in. With new-found friends we were ready to meet the upper class students. Abot-0 Left Ilrzentntmn he-lpcrs axstst in moving freshmen into thezr residence hulls A how Right Just a jeu' things for the mom' Right Check-rn time - hon mamfl1gh1.vofsta1n ' W I 1 fi Ll-HAUL ins.. 5 L- s l-in a , n -s.....,q O r gg..

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HO ECOMI G '85 The theme for Wesleyan's Homecoming this year was Theater Through the Years. Greek organizations and various clubs on campus undertook the task of building ap- propriate floats for the parade. These were sometimes com- pleted early the morning of the parade. At halftime during the football game the winners of the float and banner com- petition are announced. The coronation ceremony took place Friday night in a filled chapel. This year, Nancy Childers was named Homecoming Queen as past queen gave over the robe and crown. This time of year brings many parents and alumni to the campus. Everyone enjoys the action-packed weekend. Left: Phi Sigma Epsilon ready their Mari of LoMancha float before the judges come around to examine the floats. Below Some of the college ad- ministralzon participate in the Homecoming parade with their families. if X? 72 Traditional iv .40 Arriba? x XT' f1.f-.r A