Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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-sg A new year began in September During the first week in September the college was besieged by 1700 students and their parents. For upper- classmen their first days were filled with fraternity and sorority housecleaning and the exchange of summer experiences. The first day for freshmen was plagued by the long registration line and lifted by new and interesting faces. The next week belonged to the Greeks, with rush week occupying morning, noon and night of both freshmen and upperclassmen. Classes soon put somewhat of a damper on the festivities, yet Septem- ber Was merely the beginning of a new and unpredict- able year highlighted by:

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. . . with rurlo and registration and September comes once again as cars fill the parking lot and parents of fourth floor girls mumble under their breaths. Summer-time memories still remain but soon fade as the bewildered freshmen are caught in the dis- play of Rush Week, tests, registration lines, bookstore lines, and cafeteria lines. Sororities and fraternities heave a sign of relief as rushing ends and boys start talking to girls again: Do you have a date lor the Bucknell game? Students gather at pep rallies and bonfires whooping it up for dear 'ole G-burg, but serious studying begins in Qctober when profs an- nounce the first round of tests. As the leaves begin to cover the campus, the students find it harder to get up for 8 o'clocks. L-T:-513'