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

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p. 24: LOWER — Lois Hiner of the University College office helps a freshman straighten out her classes; UPPER — Freshmen trek to Clowes to meet the administration ... P. 25: UPPER LEFT — Dr. Clark advises a student in which classes to enroll; LOWER LEFT — Students enjoy an Atherton banquet during the first days of Butler life: RIGHT — Form after form to be filled out keep freshmen busy during registra- tion.

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Freshmen adjust to campus life New students arriving at BU began their college lives with a week jammed with activities. Moving into a new home away from home, meeting and making new friends, exploring a new environment, the campus, and adjusting to a new meal style all occupied freshmen for the first days of orientation week. Meetings with advisors for scheduling took up after- noons as freshmen began the tedious registration process. Finally, the climax of the week came as forms piled up in front of new students as they wandered the basement of Jor- dan Hall picking up class cards and arranging and rearrang- ing schedules. Pictures were taken for ID ' s and the new Butlerites headed home to rest for the onset of classes in their first semester at college. 24 . . . Student Life

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Greek rush week entices pledges The seven Butler sororities and eight fraternities pledged over 260 members during formal rush week as Butler Greek life began a new year. The newly inducted Greek women were honored at the annual Panhellenic Banquet held in Atherton Center on Sept. 8. The Freshman Skits followed two weeks later, Sept. 23, sponsored for the first time by Chimes. The freshmen women of Kappa Kappa Gamma won the first place trophy with a presentation of The Problems of Deciding on a Skit.