Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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I III III El EI EI III F U WEEK ABOVE: Kathy Gribbin was on a roll at the skating party Monday night. ABOVE RIGHT: Llrlng Prurf performed Wednesclay' for l,i'l Sibs. The first week of classes at Judson has been aHecnonaudy dubbed Fun YWeek Qobviously by an upperclassmanh. Freshmen got dujr dose of aHecnonate hunuhanon dunng theu inuoducnon to coHege HRQ including the infamously unjust Kangaroo Court. But after it was all over, the fresh- rnen had rnade then share of hiends too. And of course, there's always the comfort of just wait 'til next year. .fi 12 Activities R il l l l l in 04 . C , A A ABOVE: boat cruis QL to e. LEFT: Steve G 1. Thou Z. Thou S. Thou 4. Thou 5. Thou shalt shalt shalt shalt shalt Weber. 6. Thou judso 7. Thou 8. Thou 9. Thou 10. Thou 'Tl X x,b M f 7' I -l 'I 1 . I ' fl p 'i .. . 15 fl WZ irc! c .L X 5' X xx , .' . ', ig i l at l JTQJ1 5 W RJ Tim Alm, Stefan Holt, Dan Baer, Wendy Olson, and Amy Melton take it easy on the uy lor is that Moses?J reads the Freshmen I0 Commandments: not walk on the grass. not use the upper commons entrance. address all upperclassmen . , . as Jir or madam. not be observed without beanie or sign unless in the presence of an alien . . . not pronounce the name of Merv Grifhn in the presence of an upperclassman or Harm ' shalt, upon request, sing the theme song from the Beverly Hillbillief, the Flinmoner, or the n College Alma Mater. shalt shalt shalt shalt participate in Dress-Up Day . . . walk backwards in front of the lower chapel entrance. perform menial tasks, like carrying cafeteria trays . . . , obey all these rules , . . '

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21331 4 ,, ll, ,, 0 If f.: The freshmen received their first rude awakening to the rigors of college life on registration day. After surviving The Line, they had to battle an endless onslaught of The Formsf' conquer The Maze, and finally come to blows with The Bill. CWe did have some casualties there.J And of course, after finishing the obstacle course, they had become old pros at The Lingo. Some even had dazed smiles on their faces as they emerged from the gym spouting, That class is closed, we need an advisor's signature for that, and deferred payment??? But nonetheless, they had won, or at least until The Bill struck again through CPO . . . v + fi ABOVE Students fill out the final Qmaybej forms. LEFT Helga Stafford, Robert Dunn, laura Baumgardner, and Deanna Walker make the best of The Line. Activities l 1

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III EI E1 ABOVE: No, Tony Lanham did not attend Judson on a cheerleading scholarship. BELOW: Wendy, you should get up earlier for your 8:00 class. .+R F AL ABOVE: Dave LeMunyon gained a new perspective on college life. L LEFT: Rebecca Millers little sibs look on as she meets Keith Kressin, 5 - O ' BELOW: Holly Flynn wonders why her CPO is empty - again. if? Sita B ..,Hg,:iMfg-1 .4-4 . P 1 1,531 ' ' s X, 4 r .l . ,I-' Q.-f , . .LL 4,-' . -L ' . '- il U 4 JJA,,.jd A L ,,, -. , . X- : 'ml'-lgllll4l ll 4' r.. , ya, ' A-3 ' ., Q Jd1Zl1ls,'llJi.:f-u lg x ,+!'i: lL4s1l5 W .1.:. ii'lj 4 3, H- 'ladjllllif ,ET i ' i .,Qf I 3 A -v ,gill X Sig Q l ,Lentil l ,Q i' l tm .4:?'1 V SJ E and is 5,.l l ' I I 45,1 g , H, J.. , J ,as - 1 l all ,ll S I O 0 CIO lb. Activities I 3