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Group Leaders help frosh adjust Campus life for many Creighton freshmen began with their luggage being seized by a green-shirt brigade of eager porters. Thieves thay may have seemed, but turned out to be merely the group leaders who would help the freshmen during Welcome Week and throughout the first semester. The group leaders-over 100 of them-arrived on campus three or four days prior to Welcome Week. They spent the intervening days preparing for the events of Welcome Week and life as a group leader. After Welcome Week, the freshmen met once a week with their two group leaders and a faculty ad- viser in Freshman Seminar groups. In the meetings the group leaders oriented the freshmen to college life through speakers, tours of campus facilities and group activities. Why did they do it? Arts senior Steve Begley said, I wanted to do it to help pay back everyone who helped me when I was a freshman, because they really made my experience here better. Group Leaders--28
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Opposite page, Arts sophomore Jane Reimart moves through the registration pro- cess. At left, the cooperative effort of all involved gives the proceedings an orderly at- mosphere. Opposite page, Arts junior Pete Huebner posts the news that yet another course has been filled. At left, Tom Donnelly (director of programm- ing) and Brian Hagan (V.P. of finance) validate activity cards. Above, Arts junior Tom McGuin thinks aloud as he goes through the rigors of registration. Registration-27
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j x- • •«•» Above, Business sophomore Mark Gasbarro and Arts senior Kathleen Rooney show off their winnings at Casino Night. At left, Arts sophomore Marcia Lamm listens to a query from a member of her group. Arts sophomore Bob Scheme finds that being a group leader is a long haul. Opposite page, a wide-eyed Sue Belatti comforts Fay Leiting, a tired victim of registration. Below, the group leaders assemble, en masse, around the Observatory -a motley crew, as the saying goes. Group Leaders-29
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