Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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WELCOME TO REGIS! Everyone anticipates starting college; however, when the final day arrives, people are filled with mixed emotions of excitement and fear. Freshman orientation is a group effort by returning students to welcome and acquaint the freshmen with their classmates. This year, the new students arrived on Saturday, August 25th. Various speakers welcomed the parents and arriving students. Sunday and Monday, the freshmen took their placement test, were introduced to their advisors, and finalized at clearance. Also, Tuesday night students enjoyed themselves at the first dance of the year. Mountain day concluded the annual events. It was held at O ' Falen Park on Sunday September 2nd. Volleyball, beer, and grilled hamburgers provided entertainment. This was the final event of the festivities. Both the students and parents agreed this year ' s freshman orientation was a success. RIGHT— Perry Peoples looks on. BELOW LEFT— A few too many. BELOW RIGHT— Get that pyro out of here. FAR LEFT— Nap time! FAR RIGHT— Its the $25,000 human pyramid!