College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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w'ggai Walt Gunn and Les Hauschild checked the Douglass newcomers Tony Cardwell, Jim Gwynne, bulletin board in Douglass as they returned Ron Buckalew, Bob Yoder, and A1 Edel got the from classes with John Sharick, Dave Hamil- word from ttDad Bruce Reeves and from Dave ton, Bill Jones, and John Heller before lunch. Gamble, student residents in the freshman dorm. Movingdn was both a plague and a pleasure. Roommates Richard Whiteleather, Allen Haskell. There was always a gang in the ttUtt to chat or John Heller, and Jim Singer got acquainted in play cards. Pat Campbell, Bob Andrews, Irene Douglass as they relaxed before unpacking gear. Rothenberg, Torn H111, Margle Yoder, and Larry They were experts on the latest in popular tunes. Kohnskl opened frlendshlps over a game of Hearts.

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316 lmgan the squeeze into dorms. Hull; lzmulty and students came in search of a lM'IU'I' way 01' life. But the freshmen, in the w; nm'zm- uI' I'imlmg their moms and of getting :u'qlunnlrrl. had VCI'jC little time to remember hf: Hwy: m-w there. They came from all over Tln- n'xm'M England. Germamz India, Africa, limum. t'lmm. Philippines. Hawaii, and let u.-. nut tuxm-t tht- United States. Their first 1111111 mum: was um uf confusion and of hust- Ev Juml lmstlv. and HI Work and more work. I ifUNlVERWY' Record class found college to be a new home. Gradually the confusion settled into orderly routine, but the hustle and bustle and work were still there. The students thrived on it It did not take long to remember meal times. chapel seats, and how to find the Deans: Office or Kauke 1. A college sing, a pep rally complete With bonfire, the Scot band march- ing over the hill, the chapel ringing with organ, choir, 0r bagpipe music all made up the college life they had looked forward to. Shirley Falteich, Joan Hartman Jan ' Margaret Luce, Marlene Wyant, joannee C5113; and Jean Gaylord, scanned the perplexinbg: c1ty street Slgns 1n search of Miller Manor.

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, w. t r '90: v M ... ,, , , , g j S?.;zl--w. Hirxm'u, Mary EHPH juckstaff. Jack W 1km 'lezrn. Tm! 'll'mnvhlll. Walt Jack- ..z. .I..r; hnrnlti. Rwhnni XK'hltt-leathcr. Joan Hutvdr. deztj. Flux; :md Pm izwon entered .33, .::.u.vi :2..c:ri; .11 1hr Frtbh Mixer in the gym. Strange new faces led to heightened interests. Hrsnnmn week . . mixers and mix'ups. I'rum the first few minutes on the hill until Throughout the week all sorts Of tGStS were tjiassfw Mean. tho WHHSICT freshmen had a given, causing much discussion . . . ttI must tvw wzsmviy mnments to get acquainted with have an IQ. minush or uI should have taken me :nmther and with the college organization. more algebraw Operation Little Switch was 011 1:10 imomia were such events as the Frosh one of the nights to be remembered . . . a full Mixer :1: which class dinks were distributed program of games . . . progressive style from and a taste nf upper-class talent was demon- Hl'izivti. After an evening of games and dances they were just a little mixed up, but not quite completely confused . dorm to dorm. Orientation meetings intro- duced faculty to students. Dr. Lowry gave both a warm welcome and a --50 manynames warning ttto be patient in all things.