Pomona College - Metate Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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THEY GET IN STEP EARLY No matter why or from where they come, once they get here freshmen find orientation pretty simple. Despite what fathers and older brothers have told them, they still arrive in Claremont bewildered and green. But within a few days the rest of the college will pick up where it left off the spring before and go blithely on. leaving the frosh behind if it were not for Pomona's answer to this problem: a retreat in the mountains with Ghosts and faculty. who tell the eager thoughtful and reverent newcomers fexamine faces in these picturesl just what is expected of them, and how best to take hold. The retreat. then, is a Pomona institution designed to get new Sagehens off on the right foot. The Ghosts sponsor the retreat. which is held over night in San Dimas canyon. and give the freshmen a tie-in with the upperclass leaders from the start. The Ghosts warn their Ghostees about the things that are expected of them. like dink-wearing, follow through by calling in rebels during the first few weeks, to be sure none miss hitting their stride. Before turning in after an afternoon of sessions and sports, the men hear words of advice from Dean Nicholl. Eugene Nixon and advisor Fuzz Merritt. The next morning fopposite pagel, Sunday. they at- tend services. hear from Dean Gibson and President Edmunds. This year, the newly-elected president, E. Wilson Lyon, introduced himself as a fellow freshman.

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