Rochester Community College - Rajuco Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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ctivities As in previous years. freshman orientation was the first of many activities planned for the 1973-74 school year. Freshman were welcomed to RCC by President Charles IIill and then went on to enjoy a tour of the campus. the fresh- man mixer. the Torchlight Parade, square dancing at the Isaac Walton Cabin. and Adventure Night. The week of ac- tivities was highlighted by Freshman Camp. Traditional ae- tivities such as movies. mixers and coffeehouses were also held. The Tuesday before Thanksgiving was the day for the annual Potlatch ceremony. Each club at RCC gathered food and toys which were then donated to the Salvation Army. Camp Courage was again the site for the Leader- ship Conference. This year's workshops were held on the transactional analysis theory. Any free time was spent at the gym, pool or theater. Three theater productions took place this year giving interested students a chance to use their acting abilities as well as learning more about cos- tumes, make-up and lighting. The new college center was in full operation. It was a place to study. relax and rap, or en- joy a meal. The hours were 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. for all RCC students.

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Frosh Initiated to RCC at nnual rientation The twelfth annual Freshman Camp was held on the weekend of September 7-9 at Camp Icaghan, Wisconsin. About 150 students departed from Rochester by bus late Friday afternoon. The students were in high spirits at the thought of leaving behind the frustrations of registration and the worries that go with being in the right place at the right time. Accompanying the freshmen students were 22 sophomores and 15 faculty members. Upon reaching the camp 10 stu- dents and one counselor were assigned to each cabin. There were many planned activities for the students in- cluding the annual olympic games. Also highlighting the weekend was the night walk, where no talking was allowed. One of the most interesting activities was the sense game in which students got to know each other through the sense of touch. Other activities included serious group discussions, skits, movies, and a dance. The purpose of Freshman Camp was to give the incoming freshmen a chance to get to know each other and to become familiar with the concept of belonging to a small college community like Rochester. Margaret Gormley CLEFTJ and Joy Fcnske ride high ,ip I flux.. ...LAJ .J x. FRESHMAN COUNSELORS-ROW 1-Stephanie Winter, Linda Pine, Pat Huey, Colin Brown, Michele Bruce, Nancy Warren, Louie Ohly, Chuck Cjovig, Michele Demro, Cary Bourdon, Archie Benike. SECOND ROW-Bob Stcffes, Duane Iloherg, Dean Krcofsky, Steve Stcpien, Peggy Cadient, Steve Bell. THIRD ROVV-Laurie Fliss, Vanessa Carroll, Carol Rauenhorst, Becky Adkisson, Crcg Trulson.