Illinois Wesleyan University - Wesleyana Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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,..4 DR. F.-1.L'S'l' CONCENTRA'I'liS on tinding the courses to lmest satisfy his ad- YlSCClS desires and requirements within the students chosen held. i if x I JM Nha. Suoitr stir-gms to think Garv's Y Fort Lauderdale tan will make a good ID picture. Grientation and Registration Confusion The summer orientation program which was expanded this year, introduced students and their parents to the uni- versity's policies, requirements, and social life. YVhile the new freshmen were taking tests, the adults NICK with Deans Meierhofer and Ruthenberg. In the fall orientation con- tinued as students toured the library, heard student leaders, learned about Greek life, attended a tea for new students, and again met with Deans Nleierhofer and Ruthenberg. Students were now acquainted with Illinois lYesleyan. Registration filled with questions and waiting came next. Having your picture taken, consulting with your advisor, picking up class cards, and filling out numerous forms are just a few of the steps in the time consuming process. But after having finally paid your tuition, room and hoard you are finally enrolled and ready to hegin a new and exciting semester. RE1ilS'liI!.fX'lilfJN ,4PPt:,uts io he a serious liusiness for everyone i1ivolx't-el. jon ,wo Kluzcu recruit statf members and sign picture receipts for the U'cxleyi1n.1. 1- 29