Michigan Technological University - Keweenawan Yearbook (Houghton, MI)

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Orientation Week Resident counselors such as Mrs. Cade lend invaluable assistance to students in residence halls. J--A' , .,,, ' . ,WMQWWX Orientation provides incoming freshmen and transfer students with an insight into the aca- demic, social, and personal life on the Michigan Tech campus. Mixers provide some excellent opportunities to become better acquainted with fellow students of both sexes. Vice President Stebbins greeted newcomers to campus, admonished them to persevere, and wished them luck.

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. Q f,. A , . -yet. V T'TL'7,r,1'. Some football players relax and inspect the fort buildings. K Da For one afternoon each fall Tech's students are given a reprieve from classes that they may enjoy the magnificent Copper Country scenery. This traditional trek up the Keweenaw Pen- insula terminates at historic Fort Wilkins near Copper Harbor, where a dinner of wieners and other goodies greets the hungry sightseers and adds one of the first threads to the Tech fabric of 1967. This is what makes a long wait in 'line worth it.