Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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The fall semester began with the arrival of the class of '69 . . . Taking advantage of the lull before the start of classes, the freshmen became acquainted with many aspects of campus life. Then, all too soon, came the arrival of the upper-classmen and the cul- minating event of orientation week: the freshmen talent show . . . Sharing honors at this event were first place winner, Robert Wood, and second place winner, Kay Brinkman.

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