North Carolina Wesleyan College - Dissenter Yearbook (Rocky Mount, NC)

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Below: Chairman Charlie Kemp sets up for an Orientation dance. Left to right: At the Luau, Karie Naylor dances a hula, Committee members dressed hawaiian for the evening. The Field Day games included cofed volleyball as well as soft- ball, basketball, football and a tug-of-war. fi? f id , Members of the Bench pass the ballots along to Chief lustice Tom Dyer. 22 xww x 1 :L f-- i,,, 'P S v

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5'-if if Orientation XM-ek, the traditional methoil of initiating trt-shrnen into the XM-slt-xan Cfoinintinitv began St-pti-inlit-i first, ks they aiiixeil on tamptis, five or six tipperclassmen helped unload their eeai Name tags were issued and instructions given. Xloins and Dads It-It for homeg the frosh were li-ft in the capable hands til the Orientation Committee, The 'titi Committee, under the clirt-cation of Charlie lxt-mp, had begun its work. Activities of previous vears were rent-wedg among them, the Presidentk reteption, the Luau and the Nash Hall reception X'X ith a new and imaginative committee in the lead, new events were included in the schedule. One evening brought a pool partyg a picnic at Belmont Lake filled another day. The Freshmen donned their Beanies at a dance held in their honor at the end of the week. After the traditional hazing by upperclassmen, Hell Week was over. Those who violated Rules for Freshmen were brought before Kangaroo Court and given their due punishment The Frosh were allowed to fight for the right to remove their Beanies a week early in the annual Field Day Competition. When the games were over, the freshmen had lost so the Beanies remained on. The big moment finally came during the Beanie Removal Danceg the freshmen removed their Beanies and became approved members of the VVesIeyan society. Frosh pull against the upperclassmen in the igueaof-xxar -X fixi,--foot rleep reward awaited the losers, 23