California State University Chico - Record Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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ACTIVITIES

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FRUSH EEK With the arrival of Frosh Week on campus, the sophomores went to work making life mis- erable for the first year students as the upper classmen stood by taking in all the fun. The frosh girls were a sight to see with old-look skirts, hair parted in the middle and not put up, no hairpins, and one earring. The first year men were not such a sight to see, but were always open to a cold dunking in the creek for disobedience. The purpose of Prosh Week is for new students to acquaint themselves with other students and the spirit of the college. Each frosh wore a nameplate, had to stay off the front lawn, use only the side entrances to the main building, and carry the books of the sophomores upon re- quest. To top it off the freshman wore the traditional red and white dink. QU Chi Tau Fraternity barbecue picnic at Sycamore Pool in September. CD Frosh Pat Hulen, Jeanne Dubuc. and Sharyn Quiggle go through the motions of polishing the numerals. OD On October 4 the sophomores came to school and found a frosh banner atop the greased flag pole. The banner said: Down With the Sophomore Regime, S. P. C. Here the sophs bring up a ladder to dispose of the banner. K4-D The frosh, and some sophomores, Hnd themselves in the creek following the Hag pole incident. C55 A scene from Kangaroo Kourt. C6j J. Baggett, found guilty of too much talking, gets rid of some wind. Thats custard pie on the pan. 7 7 ' -'- '--n----i------f v- -