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REGISTRATION AND DORM COUNSELORS Seafed: James Pickering, adviser; Ernesf Paliszewski, Joseph Robinski. Charles Heverly, Robert Fr ling. adviser. Standing: Roberf Miller. Deane Bornheimar, Barr DaSatnicl. Ronn Downey. Chauncey Yingsi. Jim Hoch- ler, Fran Eckerf. James Solfesx, Jack Little. Wayne Ewing GeHysburg College campus suddenly became aliveH again as 476 freshmen and many upperclassmen arrived on campus on Sunday. Sepfember I l. Orienfafion week began oHicially wifh Vespers led by Pasfor Korfe in ChriswL Chapel. aHer which freshmen a+- Jrended informal meefings wi+h +heir advisers. Each fresh- man coed was given a big sis+er. who was responsible for her af +he various college funcfions during +he week. Frosh awaif fa+e a? hands of iribunal. MEN'S TRIBUNAL Seafed: Charles Beachem, Harper Bohr, James Brown. Standing: Ed Gibble. John Hanxl, Bruce Aslaksen. such as all-college Communion. formal opening of H19 college. and fhe aH-campus dance. During +he week +he new s+uden+s were kepf busy wifh +he numerous fesfs and Hue long regisfraHon lines where +hey received schedules. paid bills br had Jrhem sen+ home fo DadL and purchased dinks. Discussions on sfudying. college rules, rushing. and cusfoms were also held +his week. Coeds? Ba by-do Day!
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;;;wag..yaw , WOMEN'S TRIBUNAL Sue Gibble. Barbara Burkharf. Nancy Hunfsberger, Judy Schaub, Audrey McMAHon. On Tuesday +he frosh wemL +0 Hie SCA picnic. com- plefe wifh hof dogs. enferfainmenf. and singing. A block dance climaxed +he parry. The College Communion serv- Ice was held in Chrisf Chapel on Wednesday evening. The following morning. Geffysburg College was formally opened wirh a program in Chrisf Chapel. and on Frie day regular class sessions began Hue new semesrer. FRESHMAN CUSTOMS The firmL few weeks of school for GeHysburg College freshmen were ushered in wifh Jrhe wearing of orange dinks and cardboard signs scribbled wifh names and home fowns. Freshmen had fo abide by numerous rules such as carrying marches for upper Classmen. walking only on cerfain pafhs, and using only +he side enfrance +0 GlaHelfer Hall. Cus+oms for +he coeds were enforced by Women's Tribunal: male offenders were punished by Men's Tribunal. Punishmenfs were inflicfed on fresh- men girls af meerings commonly known as line-up in Ifhe gym. Viola+ors of men's cusfoms were subjecfed +0 such punishmen+s as head shaving and wearing clofhes backwards. Freshmen boys won Jrheir freedom by emerg- ing friumphanf over fhe sophomores in Hue fradifional Jrugvof-war across +he Tiber. 11 Endless lines and mass confusion characterize Sepfember regis+ra+ion. Tribunal members prepare ?o deal wiih a cusfoms oFfender.
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