Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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y? Hii ' i ' - -i- ' ! ' ' . ' . Rush, Tours, Frosh Camp Help Orient BU Newcomers Another summer ended all too quickly for the Greek sorority mem- bers who returned to the Butler cam- pus to hove another go at it. All along West Hampton Drive and Sun- set, active members of the seven na- tional sororities on Butler ' s campus, piled out of overloaded cars into sweltering houses even before August had faded into the background. In spite of the heat lethargy and some crepe-hanging national journal- ists who had predicted a lack of interest and resulting decline in Greek membership, rush week ran smoothly and successfully. Another year was under way. Next in line for freshman was Orientation Week. Tours of the li- brary and planetarium served as jogging practice as well as informa- tion sessions. Preliminary sessions with counselors and deans were next, and the Presidents reception, the tra- ditional soiree followed. The YM-YWCA sponsored Fresh- man Camp, which came in for its share of mosquitoes and volleyball, spelled finis for a memorable week introducing hundreds of Butler new- comers to the joys, sorrows and frus- trations that are synonymous with the University. Once class begins, it ' s back to the books tor the butleriles. The silence of the Clowes Hall, top left, carpeting offers a quiet retreat from the many activ the auditorium. Ping-pong ' serves to break upperclas monotony of orientation week.