Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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ABOVE LEFT: Dean Landryr addresses s1uden1: UT The Presidential Banquel given For freshmen on Sunday evening. ABOVE RIGHT: Mitch Rukavina and Old Timer Chris Jole heip welcome freshmen and heir parents at the annual lawn Party. CENTER: The women RA s perform 0 Twelve Days at Carthage skil during lhe Unlolenl Show given by orienmh'on workers and faculty members. lEFT: The Old Timers and RAK acquaint freshmen With the spemfics of life at Cor1hoge, from how to button 10 fire regulaiions and course requiremenls. Orientaiion 19 w .- -w -. 5W-.. ., ..': .-... .wqmuf -.. .. -j.-.w-7--v-----.I ...n -. . . . . .

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Orien ta ti on Welcom es New Faces To IT-Iappy Daze Ahead RIGHT: Suiurduy nigh! comedian Glenn Super was on hand To provide entertain- ment to this crowd of freshmen entering Wariburg Auditorium. BELOW: Presidenl Lenlz speaks at the opening session of freshman orienlalion in the PEC 10 9:29! par- ents as well as s'udenrsk , - . .- . .v. --in!' . H' ' 'D . . . .. . .1. a fv- 0-. 1- , a . ' 't-A'L-t- .. . 1': 'rl .. - ; p, : - .-1- - u '.m..'. r. ?.- 18 Orieniution

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Carthage Comes To Life As Studen ts Return This year at registration, few Carthaginians were prepared for the changes they faced in the dorms, the odmintstration, the cafeteria, and even the R.A.'s rooms. Homemade bunkbeds and shetves were prohibited unless theyf met cer- tain specifications. Vacant and single rooms were found in both Johnson and South Hails but due to an overabundance of female students in Denhart and Tarble twhich used to be NorthJ Hails, women were living in study lounges. There were atso nineteen freshmen living in the basement of Denhurt with new bunkbeds, dressers and closets. The men's washrooms were else con- verted for their own use complete with semipermonent showers. Three freshman girls lived off campus in two private homes in Kenosha with apparentiy no transportation to campus. However, they were still consid- ered resident students and had to pay for food service. With the addition at the Fine Arts Center, many faculty offices had been relocated in difterent areas. To see Mr. Roscoe Chambers, Director of Stu- dent Employment, one must go to the old financial aids office which had been moved to the old academic dean's oHice which had been moved to the old campus pastorts office which had been moved to the Religion and Fine Arts Center. To see the new academic dean meant to see the registrar; to see the new acting president before the new president arrived in January meant a visit with the registrar, the business manager, the viceepresident for devel- opment, and the assistant to the president-director of admissions. A lot of little things had changed too like the bicentennial fireplugs, ketchup and mustard containers in the cafeteria, and the R.A.is private phones. The music department must have set what has to be a record of some kind for hiring five new instructors. Despite all of these alterations, some things had not changed. The beach continued to disappear beneath the rocks between the dining huli and Lentz, the PA system still hummed, and the football players were still rating giris in the College Center. ABOVE RIGHT: Freshmen at Carthage willingly button when confronted by on upperclossman with the threat of being thrown into the Pike. RIGHT: Jeff Jones and a host of others provided the entertainment during the annuai Freshman Talent Show, BELOW LEFT: And Now for Something Completely Different brought this barbershop group singing their own version of Shaving Cream, BELOW RIGHT: Buster Cherry and the Raggedy-Ass Cadet'tes added a bit of ion to the talent show 20 Registration