East Tennessee State University - Buccaneer Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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Spring has come. Yes, the fresh¬ man with veteran awareness, has found the cool, unsequestered alcoves where the natural beauty of our campus lends itself to a perfect college moment. Each new name he has now at¬ tached to an individual, and the day for campus elections has arrived. Oh, yes, the freshman is now introduced to pure campus politics. He soon learns that he now possesses an almost un¬ believable loyalty for a cause and a candidate! How often he hears the facilities of the new student center edifice re¬ counted by eager upperclassmen. Day

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The orientation period for the freshman ends following the conclu¬ sion of the first academic quarter. He now belongs to his college home. He has established a workable rapport among his associates and himself, and work and fun alike are his possessions; but he now recognizes that he is meet¬ ing constantly challenging competition, and he is a part of an inclusive whole. Cheers are given for fraternity and sorority activities; The Collegian honors those to whom honor is due; All Sing is a grand night ; Pot-pourri lends oppor¬ tunity for special talent to be displayed in its most superlative manner; thrill¬ ing competition is enjoyed by all Greek groups during the days of the building of the floats for the Christmas parade, and college life now is a joy for all.

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by day he views the progress of the magnificent structure. It is with a feeling of personal achievement that our once neophyte now plays host to 2,500 high school seniors on our campus. He now has reached a definite plateau in his col¬ lege experiences. To be sure, our freshman has not lost sight of his religious affiliations during this new and important year in his life. Renowned religious leaders ap¬ pear on the campus, and for an entire week they counsel with the students of the campus.