Rockford College - Recensio / Cupola Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Wir The best way to introduce anybody to college for the first time is to have no classes. There is all that extra time to meet the people. After filling out registration forms, it was a simple walk to Burpee Center for a fast game of ping-pong Qprovided a beginner could find someone to play with himj or a long, long game of Monopoly. Almost everybody went to the first dance, and yet very few actually danced. They were great ways to meet others. It took two dances in the dining room to discover that the spot- lights just outside the prow provided enough interior lighting to satisfy the most demanding chaperone. If one did not like to play ping-pong, he could go outside and button his beanie. I guess that's when I acquired most of my ping-pong skills. 7

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