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GR! '-.. HHOMAGE, LOWLY frosh, homage, demands S. Barnes of B. Palmer during Kangaroo Court. FRESHMAN CLASS president, B. Brairton, greets her classmates as new members of the Mercyhurst Student Body at the Freshman In- vestiture. W . Freshman Introductions The Class of ,65 found the first days of college to be anything but dull. With the aid and advice of Big Sisters, freshmen learned the intricacies of college life. Tests, parties, and exploration of their new surroundings filled the hectic days. The Freshman-Faculty Tea provided an opportunity for freshmen to meet their future professors. Then frosh earnestly attacked their first assign- ments, determined to make the year worthwhile. Through weekly meetings, tests, and lectures, the Orientation Program conducted by upperclass- men, freshmen were aided in adjusting to a new routine. Days faded into weeks and soon Inves- titure arrived. With the donning of cap and gown, the freshmen became an integral part of the Mercyhurst academic community. OH! DELICIOUSV' exclaim Big Sisters, M. A. Caru- so and B. McGough, as they entertain freshman, L. Rogers, and her father during Investiture Tea.
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EVERYTHING LOOKS so good!! New frosh, P. Myer, J. Pehrson, H. Balzer. DON'T HAVE enough hot dogs!! exclaim M. Weigand, M. Joyce, and C. Kaczmarek, food committee for D.S.O. pic- nic. K. Scandlon, and P. Hodgkiss, ponder over which cookie to choose. Incoming freshmen were met at the doors of the college by Big Sisters who had contacted them the previous summer, either by letter or at the dayhop picnic. After unpacking, frosh viewed the typical college fashions at an informal party given by the juniors. The evening before sopho- more arrival, freshmen enjoyed a picnic on Mc- Auley lawn, absorbing energy and moral sup- port for the coming ordeal of initiation. The spirit which freshmen displayed despite stripes and plaids, smiling lips, pigtails, early hikes, and kan- garoo court, gave evidence of their will to suc- ceed in their new vocation. DAYHOPS, I. REYNOLDS, I. Borczon, J. Jones and R. M. Brindle, polish off lunch during the annual D. S. O. get-acquainted picnic ai we .4 Z. ,.
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