Catawba College - Sayakini / Swastika Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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■--■•. ' The de-dinlcing ceremony brings -freshmen freedom at last. FRESHMEN Smiling faces and helping hands met us upon our entrance to Catawba. From lofty high school seniors we descended to the low level of college freshmen. Upperclassmen, particularly seniors, awed us. Four long years stretched ahead. Yet the time flew. We soon became adjusted to the routines of college life and loved it. Strangers no more, we welcomed the coming of the day when we could greet next year ' s students with a condescending, Hi, Frosh! Hey Day, sponsored by the Merchants Association and the Chamber of Commerce, is enjoyed by Catawba stu- dents. 26

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First Row: Charles Abernethy, Newton; George Acker, Schellsburg, Pa.; David Alexander, Salisbury; Dixie Andrew, Greensboro; Gene Appier, Littlestown, Pa.; George Ault, Hollsopple, Pa. Second Row: Sue Baker, Greensboro; John Balentine, New London, Conn.; Joseph Ballard, Hamlet; William Barrier, Mooresville; Charles Beaver, Kannapolis; James Beaver, Rockwell. Third Row: Jerry Beaver, Landis; Anna Beck, New Haven, Conn.; Johnny Beck, Lexington; Carlton Beland, Wilson; Linda Benner, Catasauqua, Pa.; Philip Berrier, Mt. Airy. F R E H M E N First Row: Joe Biesecker, Lexington; Judy Blackwelder, Charlotte; Martha Boger, Greensboro; Loretta Boone, BakersviNe; Linda Bootay, Bloomfield, N.J.; Larry Bost, Mooresville. Second Row: Philip Boughner, Millmont, Pa.; BUI Bowden, Lexington; John Boyd, Statesville; Beverly Boyer, Boalsburg, Pa.; Mary Ann Brady, Salisbury; Ronald Brendle, Hanover, Pa. Third Row: Elizabeth Brittain, Peters- burg, Va.; Linda Brotherton, Mooresville; Ann Brown, Salis- bury; Sally Ann Brown, Denver, Pa.; Sandra Brown, Trout- man; Adam Brunnemer, Gastonia. 28