Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Courageous Campers Conquer Registration Frustration N'w ,..fv. Filling out oceans of forms was one of the many duties. wi Q 'Q ,,, .4 me-mu. Near the end of the line, smiling photographer greets the weary. XM i. ,Q xx l IL , W 'V ' - ' if?f5,f',:g57 1f?? 7A-54' , 'ft fi' 'f . L y - , i f--'- H 1, -z V ' -Y ' f ' f 1' .. ' , Meeting with faculty advisors, like Dr. Hopper of the religion de- rtnzent, rates hi h riorit on the re istration a enda. Pa 8 P 9' 8 5' Instructions greet registrants at every turn. 23

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One of the many disczission groups into which each frosh camp divided 'meets wiih apperclass counselors. Qrientation, Tests, Discussion Groups Greet Freshmen Lost but eager freshmen and new stu- dents were gradually made more at home after attending the summer and fall orientation programs. Several times during the summer, groups of the new students received their first orientation. A tight schedule including tests at 8 in the morning, program planning sessions and an opportunity to meet other stu- dents laid the basis for college life. This process was continued in the fall. Student counselors, faculty advisors, lectures, teas, convocations and mixers were held to help the freshmen lose the lost look. The complicated registration, which turned carefully planned pro- grams upside down, took some of the glamor off college life, but gave it the air of reality. Always the highlight of the orienta- tion week, frosh camp this year was no exception, and, although somewhat awe-inspiring, the presidentis reception provided an elegant climax to the week. Frosh Rich Furze bats the volleyball over the net during the tourney at St. Croix. 22

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